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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-06
BLOCKADE
tcOntinusd from FIRST PAEs1

egic areas" Certain rules were pro-
mulgated for the treatment OF neutral
ships I'm those zones and something OF
the same character is expected TO re-
suit In the present situation
High officials here did not believe.
as some German papers have intima-
ted. that the German government in
tends TO deliberately destroy neutral
vessels in the war zone. Rules OF in
ternational law. Il Is pointed out, call
for careful search OF a neutral vessel
TO determine how much OF its cargo is
contrabrand and even then, the ship
can be destroyed only in rare emer-
gencies and on the confident assump-
ton that IL would have been con
demned as prize.
While In many quarters the action
OF Germany was referred TO as a
blockade technically the designa-
ton OF war zones Is entirely different.
Neutral vessels under a blockade are
absolutely forbidden from entering the
blockade areas. but under Germany's
proclamation there is no penalty or
obstacle directly placed against the
passage OF a neutral ship through a
war zone after giving warning against
the dangers that exist there. In ef.
ANNtf hthtA ~ NtHstl enters the dam
gerous area at its own risk. a situa-
uon somewhat analogous to the mine
strewn fields of the North sea, though
destruction by a submarine whose ma
tionality could be ascertained would
differ in legal consequences from the
explosion Of contact mine. RESPONSE
bility for the laying OF which might
never BE- fixed
The German admiralty's notice. IL
was contended at the German embas-
sy. is the natural result OF the British
attitude toward fOodstuffs Intended
for Germany. While nothing further
had been received at the embassy
than the text OF the order. and this
not directly from the foreign Office.
bat through war press reports sent bv
the Sayville wireless. il was made
plain that the intention OF the order.
as understood here. Is to prevent the
entrance Of food into England.
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TELEPHONE MESSAGE RECEIVED
r o ~ NE as
HEAOoUARTER
~ President Moore That Several Car
loads Were Enroute-Msy BE
stopped By Health Authorities.

John Moore. president of the min
ers' union OF Ohio. received a tele-
phonic message last evening from the
national headquarters OF the United
Mine Workers OF America at India
napolis. 10 the effect th.. several ca.
loade OF non-union miners have started
on their way here from Arizona and
would arrive in bridgeport or Bellaife
early next week.
The message further stated that Il
II said that there are a number OF
the men among the DELEGATION WHO
recently escaped from a quarantine
smallpox settlement
II IL reported that Mr. Moore and
Vice President Lee Hall OF the Ohio
miners union. Immediately took .ho
matter up with the health authoriti. 5
NJ bridgeport and Bellaire, TO proven,
the men from being allowed 70 leave
the train. This moveme nj was sub
Stimulated BY Messrs. Moore and Hall
going TO Bellaire last evening instead
of taking a train from the local Il. 4
%. station for Columbus, where they
had made arrangement to do late
yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. Moore received the telephone
message al the Stamm hotel. where
he has been stopping for the past two
days and made the above statement
In the lobby OF the hostelry in hear.
ing OF many sitting about. lie and
Mr.. Hall briefly discussed the situa-
ton and presumably they though II
expedient TO get in personal touch az
once with the health authorities across
the river.
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NEWS BRIEFS

DELIVERED INTERESTING TALK
The address by Rabbi Morris Lar
aron last night az the EoT Street TEN
pie on the subject. The State a.
Policemen" was ably discussed by
the speaker before a good sired audi
ence. Several Interesting topics were
brought out In the discussio mas re-
ferred 20 local conditions.
AT hAsONTowN-S Secretary 4. T.
Arnold Of the West Virginia SUNDAY
School Association held an interest
ing meeting az Masontown. Preston
county and on Sunday he will speak
az Aurora
TO HOLD MEETIN0-The saliva
ton Army will hold their regular
Saturday night services this evening
az o'clock In the Peoples Taber.
naole. on South street. near the y. &
o. depot
DIRECTORS ELECT CASHIER
The directors OF the German Bank AZ
their meeting held Wednesday. elect.
ed Assistant Cashier John He'll cash
ier-to succeed the late Louis j Bayha.
and =. l.. Yeager. assistant cashier to
succeed Mr.. He'll
NO MEETING HEIO-Owing 10 the
lack OF a quorum the regular monthly
meeting OF the board of directors OF
the Ohio County Anti-Tuberculosis
League. which was TO have been held
yesterday afternoon was postponed
SPECIAL MEETlNG-This after
noon at ] O'Clock. a special meeting OF
the members OF the Pan Handle Agri.
cultural Club will be held in the as
sembly room OF the Board OF Trade.
Prof J. NJ. Hovey OF Bethany College.
viii deliver the principal address.
Many matters OF interest to future
working OF the organization will be
taken up.
DIRECTORS TO META meeting
or the directors of the Grocers' Pro
tective Association OF Wheeling will
be held Tuesday evening at 7:3O
O'Clock in the headquarters OF the or
ganization. Market Auditorium build
ing. This Is the regular meeting but
several questions OF special import.
ance will be discussed.
CREDITORS MEET-Creditors of
the Mayfiower Dairy Company. the
defunct concern. will meet this morn
Ing at 10 o'clock before n. A. Nolte.
referee in bankruptcy. in the Schmul-
bach building. II Is likely a numbeR
OF new claims will also be audited al
this meeting.
APPLIES FOR PAPERs-Iohn Cor.
rigan, who came TO this country from
ireland in 1901. now driving a laundry
wagon and residing al Edgwood. made
application yesterday before Commits.
sioner George +. Boyd to become an
American citizen
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there we're many rumors today that
the bill may be laid aside. after siren
uous efforts 10 pass u within the next
week. so that appropriation measures
may be considered
Today the senate was enlivened bv
speeches Of insurgent and regular
Democrats. rehoarslng the revolt over
the bill
Senators Hardwlck and Vardtaman
vigorously defended their positions in
revolving. and assalled Senator stone
for his attack upon them. Senator
James again crltized his colleagues
particularly arrsigned Senator Cam.
den. who he said would hold up the
hands of the President while the Re.
publicans tied them"
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About People
Movements o. lndi~iousls 90
ana From :iss City.
AT THE hotels

Grand centrsi-F W Brown. Beth
esoa. o.. l. @. Jones. Weston. J. W
High. Charleston: c. n Conrow. Joe
Steel Flushing. o.. l. l. MattinEly.
GAINESVILLE. o.: Evan See. Parkersburg
MeLvre-C. "A. Lench. Parkersburg:
Thomas J. Greene. Youngstown. o..
George ". Schlegel. Huntington. Miss
a. jerks. Warrington: Mr. and Mrs.
T. Dinsmore. St Marys: George w.
Bsne. Keyser. p. ID. Morrow. Gran
vile. o.
Stamm-S. T. Keller. BelinEton: j.
l. Bradford. St Marys: 5. ". CroEier.
Canonsburg. Pa: VIM. Hyder. Joseph
Patrick. Barton. o.
Mr.. George O Maggie IL in Charles
ton for a few days on business.
Mr.. Joseph Coudon. OF Perrysyille.
Nd, Is here the guest OF his son in
Pleasant Valley.
Mrs. Albert Schenk has returned to
her home In Wheeling after a pleas
ant visit with Miss Win.frede Farrell.
of William street.-Parkersburg News.
Mrs. John Mcclure Is confined at
her home on Vermont street on &C
count OF illness.
Mrs. Harry Mcclure. Sr.. Is suffer
ing from a sprain which she con
tracted when she fell at her home in
the country
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Zarnitz. OF
North Main street. have gone 10 Flor
ida. where they will spend a few
months
Mr. George r. Smith IS stopping at
the Hotel Henry at Pittsburgh.
Mrs. Morris Schlesinger left for
Richmond. Va. for a few weeks visit
with her daughter. Mrs. Samuel Wall
erstein.
Miss Ruth Hillman has as her guest
Miss Nelma Crumm. OF Pittsburgh.
who will remain for a few DAYS.
Mr. Sam Myers. district passenger
agent OF the Union Pacific railroad
with headquarters at Pittsburgh. spent
yesterday in teh city transacting bust
ness
Mr.. Albert Blease. an employe OF
the b. a o. shops. has returned to
duty following a few days Hines.
Mr.. George Adlesberger left yester-
day for Hartzel. where he will psend
several days on business
Mr.. r. c. Tankard. an employe of
the b. & o. is detained at mis- home
on account Of injuries received Z few
days ago.
Miss Dorothy Armstrong. OF Union
town, o.. is spending a few days as
the guest of relatives at Elm Grove.
Rudy Bernard Is able to be out after
few weeks illness.
Miss Gertrude Orth. OF Davenport.
la. who has been the guest of friends
and relatives here. returned TO her
home to-day.
Miss Ella b. Lindsey. OF the ONO
Valley General hospital. spent Friday
with her aunt. Mrs. V. IS Weaver. at
MOundsville.
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FLOOD STAGE
Ties Up Railroad TraHie In cIneIn.
nsti-crest Of Flood Promised
For Today

CINCINNATI. Ohio. Feb The
union depot ~ several railroads enter.
inE tho rIir VIII Do vacated by them
.omorrow ON account Of predicted
HOOD stage NJ Sc feet Tho roads TO-
niFht are MAKING preparation fo uae
2 heir suburban stations Tor PASSENGER
trahic. but movement frcirhf vii not
be seriously inforfcrcd with
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brush. but did not seem 90 consider his
brush as brush. hut a. people. fsIkIug
o. IN" wood and repeating over and over
Give me work "Wednesday uiEht ne
went 60 sleep iu the haNmUw. and dur
ing the night the AUzhufzs were awak-
eu'd hy bis Wild yelling FOR someone To-
let him alone and upon fuysstiEatInE
the NUshufZe found ru one there 20
determined the man was insane. The
man CAME fu The farm with nothing
but pants and shirt and r. pair ~ Old
shoes that vfrc soleIesa. sud In alI prob
ability De became insane through hun
ger. &C. De Kept repeating. olive mo
work
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ST. GAINESVILLE
Court News.

heW1-
. ST. tl.AlltSNlLLE %. Feb. 5-\iCk
Mutsco who was TO be tried Mouday ).
Tor burglary and larceny, having robbed
the noughiogheny and Ohio Coal com
pany TO the amount OF $3.50 plead guilty
ana Will De sent to the peuitentiary.
Ross Woods who h charged with as
saulting Anna Duty Of Bridgeport. and
IN the struggle Anna Duny was kicked
and bruised considerable. will be tried
Monday.
James Mcdonald who II charged with
assault and battery upon the person OF
Andy Gruudy. win be tried Mouda y
Mcdonald was out on SIuU bond
The case OF Myrtle Melchsr who is
charged with assault and battery upon
the person Of Jean Adams OF Pease
township. will be tried Monday. Myrt -
OF 500.
The case Of John StopsN Of CoIsraiu
township. on the charge of resisting AN
othcer. will be tried Monday. ON last
December Stopsh rudely prcNcuta q
charles Evan, constable Of Colcraiu
township. from arrestiuE him and was
bound over on bond Of 500. Another
charge Of assault and battery was made
against MIN by the constable and 500
bond was given iu this case also.
The case OF Rosa kallah. who is
charged with tearing down 20 quarantine
notice, will be tried Monday The ac-
cused was residing IN Bellaire and haV-
ing case Of diphtheria In the house a
quarantine sign was placed on the door
and before the health officer removed
the notice the accused tore DO down. 800
bond was given.
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Evangelist WINS IL holding revival
services al Dillonvale. o.. this week All
are cordially invited TO attend.
Miss Ella Withrow OF this place L.
ness. Va ~
Mrs. VIM. Heburn OF this plact Is
few weeks
Miss Marjorie Burris OF near Toronto
spent a rev days with her parents Mr..
and Mrsn r. y. Burriss.
, Miss Virginia Finley t. stiU al the
Mercy hospital OF Pittsburgh Pa Tor
medical treatment
Mr.. Manford Sickle Is IN at his bor,e
Miss Marjoria Murdoch OF pleasant
Grove. was a visitor In this place Tor a
few days the latter part 81 last WeeE
Miss Kathleen McConahcv OF Nf,rpipf.
View, spent a few days az this place
Evangelist and Mrs r. HAYES yUts
have gone TO Dillonvale 20 hold revival
Mr. Bert Smith was A visitor fl,
Wheeling last Monday "
Miss Phoebe Hayna a frarb.r q,
llney Fork spent the weekend with her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Elisha Hayne
Misses Mamie and Ada Dennis ~
Morning View spent few DAYS az the
nome OF Mrs. Thomas Marshbauk
Miss Wanda Hooper OF DillonVale ta
still improving '' -
Evangelist Willis and Mra vCffit-
were visitors In Wheeling Monday
Mr., Marion DuttOn is On al his bor,.
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BUSINESS RgsUMlNe.
Disappearance Of Ice and Hlsh Water
Lifts Barrier From River Trade.

Business is roauminr on the riv.r
after about ten days suspension on
account ~ fee and h.rh water
Tho Liberty left yesterday mor7fr-
a. 1880 o'clock Tor parkorsburR she
ie now ln hrr regular trade the Ko.
noUha iH due from Charleston f..
Pif'ahIrgh sunday morning % s.
O'Clock
so boats are scheduled 90 touch the
local wharf today
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SHIP BILL
Continues IRON first Pag.J

ship bill yesterday. moved 10 dis.
charge the commerce committee from
lts consideration The champions Of
the bin. after careful canvass Of
the situation today. believe they can
get votes enough To- carry the Gore
motion and iu that way the amended
bill. which virtually is the caucus
measure with CHANGES designed 10
draw support from the progressive Re
publicans. can be reported back 70 the
senate. and thereby force the RepubIi.
cans fo resume their defensive FIGHT
20 prevent the bill from coming to a
final vote
Take Recess
Tn view of This situation the allied
oUpos .f.un forces determined today up.
ON rest and rallied enough votes to
force rnrrea of rho senate until Mon
day. senator clarke. Of Arkansas.
who lrd 'H' Democratic revolt. made
fhn motion Tor The recess Tho admin.
'.'raf0r Democrats did mot oppose f.
auhoulh be- had been planned Co. cali
up fhr Gore motion tomorrow
To ON Monday Tho Democratic
leaders find that they have enough
votes. counting ON The Vice President
in case Of Go. they Will attempt 90
Er' vote ON fhH motion to rc-commif.
with Instructions NJ not. some OF tho
leaders believe DO would b. well t8 Iat
fhn Clark motion fU send tho bin back
fo fhn committee without Instructions
pass. and later to faU back ON the
Gore motion fo discharge the commit.
frn on fHis .HHF believe that frov
can E.f f1f support of Senators Ken.
y o1. Norris and Ia Toilette and thus
oct tnn h.lI back t0 The stage ~ rrn.
eral debate
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There viii Ue special services iu the
Tuesday evening. February o. and rrn-
t.UIInE until the 1GfU. The uHu tur viii
p. Heeirted each evening hy tho Rev
o. a. Sreer. OF tho United Treshyfc
church ~ N|nuHsr.IIIH ON sabbath
communion Will hU held. church. 1890
O.. u.. evening services. 3 30. Sabbath
l"'I. 'l'. Young peoples meeting
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II they persist In teaching IN. how,
IN the schools military tactics. I dor't
beueVe our Willie would 20 in FOR H.
DO sou mean he's too chicken-heart-
mo; he's too pigeon-toed."-CIsveIa
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NHrrI Gould. tiu mill roller OF Mar.
w. LfrrE. HuI M1rE1ref owens. aIaH. ~
Martins Very
John IaudrI. H car worker. and MAJ,
t..fl'. JOB Eirl both % Martins.
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I.hIe school s1I. preaching at Dol .71.
l.drrn religion Junior Enf.Hrur.
H' pastor I o. Horn. viii commence
series uf sermons ar "TranaFafr.s.
fIHu
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Bethel and NJ ~ Bethel fa %
consideration 81
Ihe had eide Land company fa co.
l'.I. Dot in NFadreI1r. consider.
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According TO an Italian physician
love causes an intoxication of the nery.
GUS centers. producing disease that. N
even insanity. '''
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MT. PLEASANT, 0.

Mt. PLEASANT. o.. Feb. 5.-The fun
tta services were held last Friday at
10 o'clock from the Methodist church
over the remains Of the late Mr. Snydsr.
tather OF Mr. Frank Snyder who died
Wednesday. The services we're in charge,
OF Rev. Wells. pastor OF the Methodist
ShutGh. lnterment was made in the
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Church. 1880. evening services $40.
meeting .HH
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Evangelist Willis closed three yys.ks.
campaign OF union revival services at
the frcsby terrain church on SUNDAY eve
nlng. During the campaign they had
lSb converts. We all Join ia and wish
mat every one VIII do their part during
NE three meetings Sunday they raised
SbVo which they gave to Mr. and Mrs
" ms Tor the good which they done
Tor the town OF Mt Pleasant
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Apparently fsv of tho Democratic
leaders have much hope of breaking
Tho euralIrd Republican rIIbuaffr
AGAINST The measure however and
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Allows Reutraining ora.r.

Judge thArlfs n Lynch granted
temporary restraining order In the case
uf Charles ". Powell q al w. Gndepcn-
deuCc Publishing company. The plnIn-
TINS IN the case say that william Brit
and also George ". Duncan. aud claim
thst the followiug people were given
owen. Frank HuuEor. Joe Buziu. Pearl
Banker. ColWcr James. Rudolf Friend
and Charles Hughes. and also one az the
plaintiffs in this case. Julius Nuzut
The defendants say mat The two con.
STABLES are lu possession or and are
advertising FOR sale the property 81 the
Two sets of shift.uE- and hangers. six
pullcys. two machine holtirgs and knife
TOT paper cutter thrr" type stands and
hll other goods necessary Tor run aet
20 printing apparatus Tho pIaintirg
say they hold a chattci mortgage ON
psft 'i me property held in the sum
the international TvrewritirF runnpar,
hold a rhHttel murfFHrc Boo the sun. az
t2l5N. one loan company claims aiv
.r'., sets "i gas pipes. and Western
nhn4l'I press Ih" plaintiffs say that
the above constable refuse tl turn tho
10 the hands 81 re@sivsr bsps,o g}r
appointed Tho plaintiffs ask that those
Wng renrited Judgment BE- made defend
turned into the hands n receiver.
tn. case ~ James Kinney rr We. Al
ton Tor money for saryIrea in driifir~
q WrI viii DO heard fn the rgmrrr-
pleas court ON Monday
Porter boy.
on -af.rdH. fna IU.Fear.r.F school
.... w I.'fu Porter. who after steal.
fuE Sara NawIr.a sled arfI frr -i.r
ana had "a good time or the rarsg an
ng HfrHIgurI Iu probate court The Hl..
aIIrf HItfNnE the rlad and spending tie
money decided that superintendent Isl
~ NnnEE should NOT correct him. s1 Hr
lNI revolver Dob Fia pocket and whom
.f'. N' Grew on revolver and threatened
In shoot hIw Ifr wac arrested and r..f
POI IiII which seemed not fU bother him
very much re Un waves srd vrfIa 4f ~.
nIL,T school toTe ilH viii UErIt be-
sent fu the reform school
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NEWS RUBBER
FOOTWEAR
o. ALL KINDS
Miners Galtsra. Gum
Scots Feit Boots ard
Arctlcs-aii best auaL
ty-pricea from
S1.39 to $44S.
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. me case ~ James Kinney Dr. W Al
,rei ,i-h Iu which the plaintiff took a..
w. ,f money Tor rertIcea iu drilling
pleas court Un Monday
Evening star., 1915-06-22
BRITISH OFFICERS LOSS,
1902 UP TO June 8
One Third of Those Hit Are Killed,
According to Figures
Given Out.
of the Associated Press.

Correspondence Of the Associated Press.
LONDON. Friday. June 1.-THE Brit
ish army casualty lists ending June :
show that since the beginning of the
war 1872 xofficers have been killed.
6.65l wounded. and l,049 put down as
missing. ma king a total of il.0I2. From
May ~ to June there We're ,03 ofh-
GERS killed. l.4oT wounded and $50 re
ported missing. or 2.260 in all
These figures bring out the fact that
the proportion of killed to wounded
runs one to two. which is proba bly, due
as much to the fact that the line OIL
GERS of the lower grades are the first
to leave the trenches during attacks
as to the use of high explosives.
During the last fortnight the Austria
liam contingent lost l01 officers killed
and 115 wounded, the Canadians 40
Evening star., 1915-06-22

serving life sentence in the Arizona
penitentiary at Florence. A resolution
introduced by George w. Coleman was
adopted urging the parole board of
Arizona to give Eytinge his liberty.
Eytinge. it was urged. has. in the
eight years he has been within the
penltentiary walls on a life sentence,
completely rehabilitated himself physi
callN, mentally and morally, and by the
intrinsic merit of the advertising work
he has sent out from within the prison
walls has made himself figure in the
world of advertising. For two years
ne mas had a place on the program at
the annual conventions. his papers
"hen read receiving marked consider
alton
\ report of the executive committee
was adopted 1t indorsed a plan of
PRESIDENT William Woodhead of San
Francisco for financing the association
by means of individual membership
funds
pageant representing the history
ana science of advertising comprised
'he program for last night. 1t was re
viewed by members of the association.
Necessity for Standardization.
DR. Charles f. Van Hse, president of
the University of Wisconsin. discussed
fhe need of making industry continuous
ny standardization. a result the achieve
ment of which could be aided. he said,
by the standa ardiZation of advertising.
commenting on the idle men and period
OF depression which followed the be-
ginning of the European war, despite
humper crops in this country, he pre-
dIcted the arrival of time when men
viii not work longer than eight hours
daily and women will not work in in
sanitary conditions which break down
their health and enfeeble the race"
A problem of education" said DR..
Van Hise, lis to make every man
capable of doing more than one thing.
Every artisan should have "a ma jor and
minor line of work. The solution of
the various and numerous problems. in
dustriai ahd commercial. will come
only through education:
Walter B. Cherry of Syracuse. y. Y,
vice president. spent most of the day in
the federal court as a witness in the
government antitrust suit against the
bill posters
lie testified the bill posters organiza- :
tion contributed literally of time and
money to aid the purpose of advertising
clubs-truth in advertising
Evening star., 1915-06-22

troops As killed and III wounded. who.
being officers. were in large part Eng
lish.
The Royal LIST Artillery lost so offi-
GERS killed and g. wounded. In many
regiments more officers We're killed
than wounded The LeiceSters had Is
killed to Il wounded. while in the Duh
lin Fusiliers the proportion stood l. to
=. in the Welsh Fusiliers IL to ;, and ia
the Surveys Is to l3.
With each casualty list a certain
number of officers and men are trans
ferred from the missing 10 the killed.
owing to the finding of their bodies.
The number of the dead is also con
stantly increased by those succumhlnG
to wounds.