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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-01-12
F. H. Rogers & Co.
We Clean. Press, and Repair Clothing

giving the university his lifelong devo.
ton.
Now, in its turn, Norwich would place
the proper valuation upon the bequest if
the trustees should decide right now to
convert the money as it is received into
a perpetual fund in honor of General
Dodge, that to become the nucleus for a
large endowment, the interest only to
be used in meeting current expenses.
Every institution which hopes to per.
petuate its work is striving to entrench
itself firmly behind impregnable fnan-
cial breastworks. Norwich should be
included in that class OF endowed col
leges. General Dodge's bequest would
make splendid beginning for that fund.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-01-12
MONTPELIER
Board of Trade Has Elected James b
Estee President.

James y. Estee, former mayor and now
the president of the state fair commits
sion, was last evening elected president
Of the Montpelier Board of Trade at the
annual meeting held in the organization
rooms in the city hall. Other officers
elected We're as follows: A. J. Sibley,
vice president; 4. A. Kelly, secretary
and treasurer; II. Nj. Farnham, NJ l..
Who'd, A, G. Eaton, ]. p Adams and
II. ID. Larabee. directors. Aside from
the election and the consideration of the
reports Of the officers for the past year,
little business was transacted, matters
being left to the directors and the presi-
dent and secretary Secretary Kelly
has been acting in that capacity since
DIR. FL. A. Flint resigned and left the city
q month ago.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-01-12

He who attempts to write an accurate
history of the present war; cannot de-
pend on the so-called official reports is.
sued in the various capitals Of Europe
Those reports contain smattering Of
truth and whole plastering Of general
tiles which are calculated to deceive the
reading public. In fact, considerable
part of the purpose seems to be in COW
ering up some disagreeable facts; and
this applies to one side as well as to the
other
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-01-12

We presume the Vermont forestry de-
partment issues identical release notices
on the same news article which it sends
out to the various Vermont newspapers;
that is, it relies on the newspapers to
hold up publication of the given article
until a certain date which is named in
connection with the article. Yet we no
tice that one daily newspaper failed to
abide by the implied agreement concern
ing an article which was to appear in all
the papers on Jan. Ia. No doubt it was
an oversight on the part Of that particu
lar newspaper.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-01-12

The old plan Of tucking the ndigents
Of community into any place not
wanted by anyone else is entirely super
coded in the ease Of the Montpelier poor,
who now have home fully as well
equipped as the average home Of com
fort
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-01-12

BY picking up the various small ma
tions like Serbia and Montenegro, the
central powers gain little but they serve
to comphcate the settlement when the
strife really does end.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-01-12

In probate court to-day. Edwin II
Thompson of Mortified settled his ac.
counts as administrator of the estate oi
Homer j. Dane, late of Mortified. Mat.
thew J. Doyle Of Montpelier settled his
account as executor Of the will Of Daniel
| Cronin, late of Montpelier.
/ Speaker John r. Weeks Of Middlebury
was q visitor in the city to-day on state
business
Cecil Piatt Of New York City left last
evening for his home, having been in the
city to attend the annual meeting of the
American Fidelity company, being a d.
rector
Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ. Farnham. Mr. and
Mrs. Orlando L. Martin of Plainfield and
William Coburn OF East Montpelier were
among those who went last evening to
Burlington to attend the dairymen's con
yention now in session. Mr.. Farnham
leaves Friday evening for Chicago to
purchase carload Of horses.
b. Tomasi went this morning to Bur-
lington to visit his little daughter, who
il undergoing treatment at Mary Fetch
er hospital. She has been placed in a
cast and is slowly recovering, although
1t il expected that she win be confined to
the hospital for several weeks.
Although the Eagles succeeded in win
ming three points from the Tenneys on
the School street alleys last evening, they
lost the tie which existed with the Clerks
for the lead and are in second place. At
the State street alleys, the Italian Span |
ish five won all four points from the
Knights OF Columbus.
The condition Of Mrs. William Lord, |
who was taken i'll Monday with acute |
was somewhat improved to- /
day, and unless her condition grows I
worse an operation will not be necessary. I
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-01-12

Most certainly it is not time lost
when the pupils Of the eighth grades IN
the Barre schools take up DEBATING
There is scarcely better stimulus to
mental effort.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-01-12

Tt is imperative that American official
representatives abroad maintain q Dig
nifed neutrality in the war, else their
period Of usefulness in those capacities
will have been passed.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-01-12

A sign OF more settled financial con-
ditions throughout the United States i
the resumption Of the plans for floating
securities Of various and sundry public
utility and industrial corporations.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-01-12
GRANITEvILLE

Regular meeting Of branch No. II. q
W /. c. OF \. A., win be held in Miles,
hail Wednesday evening, Jan. y, at :
O'Clock. Installation Of officers. A good
atteudance Is requested. Ter order sec
rotary
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-01-12
PLAINFIELD

Once again the Nellie Gill players will
be in town for one night only, to pre-
sent the beautiful play, Barriers Swept
Away Remember the date. Thursday,
Jan. ID. Prices the same, 25e, for any
seat in the house.-adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-01-12
MARSHFIELD

In the X. of P. hall Wednesday night,
Jan. u, the Nellie Gill Players will pre-
sent the beautiful play, Barriers Swept
Away One night only. Remember the
date.~-ady.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-01-12

word from Mr.. Graham as TO what his
attitude toward the governorship will
be, may be taken as an excellent sign
of the potential strength of the present
auditor. st. Adams Messenger.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-01-12

A Pennsylvania man who whitfield q
grave marker out Of two saplings and
then committed suicide had rude designs
against Barre's chief industry.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-01-12

GLOW far win Bryan go| asks con.
temporary. About as far as 80 cents
will carry him.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-01-12
The war deadline in western Europe \
often bent but never broken-yet.

Talk about compulsory military serv
ice in the United States is rather far
fetched.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-01-12

The Russian soldiers put the ear IN
Czartorysk by force Of arms.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-01-12

IL is leap year for the Progressive
party apparently.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-23
SPORTS
YALE TEAM WILL BATTLE
STRONG OPPONENT SATURDAY
Outcome OF ". ~ J.-Eli Erncus VIII
FurnIsh Line ON Washington und-
Lee Came Here November IL.

Especial tn The Times Dispatch
WASlltNG;TON. PA, October -
More Interest is conferred in the Wash
inEton aud Jefferson Yale game of next
Saturday ut New Haven than has been
shown before in combat between
these institutions. 1t is recognized
thar the struggle is II crucial one from
the Washington and Jefferson stand
point for on it's result will hinge tho
question Of ultimate success i'm sec
tional title clashes with Pittsburgh.
Washington and Lee, chattanoox;, and
Rutgcrs. The success OF the Red and
Black over tn" Blue during the pa 81
tire" years when two victories and
on" tie were secured has whetted the
Washington ana Jefferson appetite for
more and nothing aside from a win
from the opponents in the sectional
premiership struggles would please
NOR" than another victory over the
Ellis.
Washington and jefferson has
watched III. new Yale play, and has.
through rs scouts. end.avnred to lie
prepared for III" Yale attack. and have
something TO battle the Hiuc defense.
Friday Head Coach MctzGcr and Scout
David Morrow saw Yale play Virginia
Polytechnic Institute. They have not
Yet returned to Washington. and what
they learned has not been aSccrtain"d .
but II is safe to say that two Sridiron
experts as astutc as MctZg.r and Nor
LEANED something that should h. OF
advantage in shaping NJ the team for
the bis battl. at tn. end Of the week.
The school will have not only ono nf
the grccncst teams /, has sent into :,
game with :, big and powerful opDo-
ncnt in many years. but likewise IL viii
have one OF it's liShlest teams OF recent
seasons. IN the backncld anu at th..
ends Washington and Jefferson Will be
greatly handicapped by lack of weight.
and. III fact, will he forced TO give
away many pounds per man Ia all de-
partments However, the lack OF
weight IS not cause for particular
worry. as Washington and Jefferson
has always been greatly outwcighcd in
Yale games: but this giving away Of
weight il bound to prove a disadvan-
tagc 10 the team.
Washington and jefferson should lie
in splendid physical condition for the
big clash. MetZger has not been push
ing his men during the pas; week. AK
the gam. with Westminster saturday
was not regarded as a hard test. aud
there was every opportunity offered 10
conserve the energies OF the nla gers for
next Saturdays setto. y number of
lii" men ar. suffering from bruises and
minor hurts. but unless additional in
juries Ar. sustained this week none OF
these hurts Will be sufficient To Keep
any Of the men out of tho Yale clash.
Until a week ago Mctzger had been
cnJcavoriug first OF all TO huild e solid
defense for tn. team. He has paid liz
tie attention TO his oN"nsc. being
willing TO develop just sufficient at
lacking power TO enable his team TO
win its preliminary games. Against
Marietta. Washington and Jefferson
opened up its most EXTENSIVE attack
OF the year and showed that il had
real scoring power. During the last
week thu. coaches have been cndcavor-
ing TO increase this offensive power
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-23
TRINITY BASKETBALL
TEAMS HARD AT WORK

JEINlTY COLLEGE. October -
i,urihg the last two weeks the Trinity
class basketball teams have been work :
ing hard in order To be In shane for
The opening of the season on Tuesday
The various teams have not been So
lected as yet. but the squads arc show
ing up i'm great shape.
Captain Mayes, OF the Seniors. has
been ont every day with his squad.
and speaks very encouragingly Of pros
pects. lie Will play center and should
Ire Il strong card for the team, In view
Of the fact that he has had /, vs.ar's
experience as subccnter on the var.
sity.
Earl Long. captain of the Junior
team, likewise has had varsity eXpc-
ricncc. at forward. This squad made II,
particularly good showing last year
and should give the other teams "A
close run for the championship dur
ing the coming season. With the re-
turn of Captain I!dgcrton to the game.
the Sophomorcs are rounding into big
league shape.
lIdgerton will direct the Squad from
his old position at guard. The Fresh
ncn have elected r.. G.. GruOmc as cap
tain. lie played good bali with the
tiuilford College. team last year. and
has been the Outstanding feature Of the
Freshman club In the early practices.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-23

EASTERN TEAMS NOT. j0LTED
Georgetown Has W~il-Oilri Machine
Most Other Zig Eirveh> Have
Weak Opponents.

Though Eastern! football teams
came through tn. weekend games
without serious form upSc'S, two dis
iinct surprises were sprunr-i'ttts-
burEh's overwhelming defeat OF tho
big ~ racusc eleven, and PcnnsN lvania' s
rise to unexpected heights in defeat
Ing Tenn State. Harvard. Princeton.
Army. Colgate and Brown had easy vic
tories. tu, Cornell. PENNSYLVANIA.
Georgetown. Navy. Union ana TUFTS.
Formidable. Tho results OF Saturdays
play were TO bring about sharp di-
vision between those elcvene which
rompcd through weak opponents and
these forced to fight for every yard
gained
Gcorge,own's machin. Was too
smooth running and wc!l-halanc:d tor
Dartmouth. and while the Green fought
hard il was never able 10 check the
Southcrncrs.
Princeton and Harvard found La
fayette and the MASSACHUSETTS, AEEics
easy. Both used many substitutes
The victories oil Colgate. Brown and
category. since neither Trinity. Rhode
Island nor Williams had an attack or
defense to test the winners.
Syracusc's defeat WIS caused by the
sacrifice OF speed for weight and the
.pIintinc attack of Glenn Warmers
light eleven Was entirely TOO mech for
chem.
The addition OF Howard Baker tho
all-ar"und athlete. fresh from the Mex
can border. was decided factor in
fcnnsylvania'S victory. and the new
.rninine system installed 10y Coach
rolwcli apparently is rounding the
Quaker eleven into 1t powerful ma
chine.
III the West the race for the big nine
championships narrowed down to four
tcanS-NlinncSota. Northwestern, wis
con.m ana ohio Statc--aS II result of
Saturdays games. Northwcstcrr:'s To-
too victory over Chicaso--its first in
fifteen ycarS-aud ohio states vic
tory over Illinois were the big sur
,riscs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-23
NO PREMATURE PEACE
That I. the >rn,in,"n, of Patriotic
isahical Socialists nf
France.
IL, g.. T.. l,I:,,.r,:I.I.I.


I-NI;iS. October 22.--,outiuuc the
wai' en"rscticuliy, n" premature peace.
is the subsiunc" of Il resolution unani-
mous!y adopted this afternoon by The
Radical Socialist parts. tho most pow
erfnl group ~ Parliament. at The first
meeting held 10y the party sine. tn.
war begun.
The party intention az prosery ing
tn" sacrcd political unions 81 France
MAS declared. and profound admtra-
ton MAS Expressed for til" achieve
rl"nts 81 tho army. III" meeting also
paid nigh trjbut" L. tn" muniti"u
workers aud urged tho necessity OF
continuing to cniarg. th" outpu, OF
guns and shells. which ~" an indis-
D"nsibl" condition nf victory
The meeting badc the government
w"ri< for tn. economic revival Of
France. and emphasized the necessity
Of the allies pooling all their resources
until II conplct" triumph is attained
"'rho party rejects as illusory. harin-
ful and likely. /" lead to another war
amy r"a'. which fans fully I" rcestab-
lish III. small nations. which fails to
restore ." hcr territory torn from
Franc" and which fails to afford their
country lii" guarantees 81 safety"
III" party finally declares itself 20
,hcacious system Of intcrnationnl
guarantees. definitely protecting civiii-
Hnti"n against aggressive powers and
onsnrinr world peace founded upon
tn" Ni,t"ry Of liberty and right.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-23
RICHMOND BASKETBALL
MEN MEET LYNCHBURG
snecial 10 .rhe .rincs.n.srnt.h-

''-P'Nl'ti W ne llnt'S-ip'Nli't n
i.fN'ili;UEG, VA. October .2.-Man-
aS"r burnett. OF the Cardinal Athlcti.
cub basketball team. has secured a
gam" for tn" quiu, with Virginia Poly
'.'hni" Institute at ElackburG tn"
hiEh' 81 January -. and there il e
sim 'hIuce that the Tech team will h.
brought 10 l.ynchhurg 10 meet the l;cd
Birds.
Randolph Macon College has asked
TOY Eamc here. aud an effort il being
mao" I" stage this contest on I'll" big
gymnasium floor at Eand"lsh Macon
W"nian'S College
Th. schcdul" includes 81 gam" with
IN" church Hill Athletic club. at Hich-
tl"hd. ana all teams met lay this cham
ri"nship club iast- year will be offered
games Tor The coming season
Mess Carroll Jan"rs"n til" iiEht.n-
inE right forward returns from, military
hn'i on the border before tn" season
opens. Ia" Cardinal qujnt Will hc con-
Hi""i"hIy weakened hy his ;,hscu""
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-23
May BUY SANTANA BAY
Minister 4" Dnminicnn Republic INV
~" ON Why Here to- Report
ON negotiations.

WASHINGTON. October 22--Wiilfam
w. Russell. United states minister 20
the dominican republic. is on his way
To WASHINGTON. it was announced to-
day. 80 discuss with State Department.
officials the internal ar.irs OF SANTA
Domingo. &c is believed. however. that
Mr.. Russell Will report on negotiations
with tia. country for purchase or
Lease OF SANTANA Ray.
III" military policy of this Yuxerp.
rnont is 10 rcutraiiZc the power or
i:uropcan nations In West indian ana
Central American waters The, ;,cu,,i.
sition OF Samara Hay would give the
United States one OF the best strategic,
points in those seas. as we'll AS a body
pf water that gives promise of becom-
inS 'Naluabl" commercially
state department officials ana the
Dominican leGation, both denied to-
da" having any knowledge of neyoti
atoms over Samanu Bay. Like de-
malls, however. We're made during the
negotiations for the purchase Of the
Danish West Indies. t,,
Samana hay is landloc,Scd on three
sides, and the entrance is partially
protected. 1t is about forty miles long,
by twenty wide Two towns. Sanchez
aud SANTANA. are on itA shores. II
would have TO bc made safe for the
fnaneuvcrinG of vessels. and this. il
has been estimated. would cost sew
cral millions OF dollars
Practically ali traffic 10 Panama and
Scuih America goes by SANTANA Bay
y news dispatch from Santo Do
mtngo stated that the terms suggested
III. 1..s.Es 4.
ono annually for ninety-ninc years. or
assumption by the United states of the
Dominican public debt for ownership
Of the bay. The Dominican national
debt outstanding is S20,000,Oo0 in r
per cent bonds. and is taken care OF
~ receivcrship of the customs duties
The United states. in 1907. took over
the collection OF the customs dues To
guarantee the payment OF the bonds
NJ the end of last year thc si,ikinr.
fund against rhc bonds was S3,S.s. 0OD
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-23
FACULTY PLAYERS WIN

WAKE FOREST y. G.. October -
TIL" champion tennis players of the
Raleigh country club and l.l"m cul-
l.p"'s strongest racictcrs wer. both
defeated on saturday afternoon. H. NJ.
l'"t"pi and T.. Il. Earnshnw. OF the
faculty al Wake Forest College. trim
ming I'll" iialcighitcS on tn" Walk"
Forest courts AMI 6. 81. Fest ana f.
T.. Foikc. representing the student
team, took both the doubles and singles
from the itlouitcS ON their local courts
The Raleigh champions. }. i. L"ud"n
and Il. w Winston, Jr., were defeated
10y the scores. G-i. G-i. 6i ro,eat
defeated Winston in the singles. So
Following the match between To-
t.at ana Winston. II. NJ. London ana
~. W. lass defeated Clancy and DIX
~. the students second string team. IN,
twu straight sets. i'll. t-i.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-23
Harvard Mcn In Quarantine.

: N!NNI EftI " ~. WESSS.. OctVOtf IT
The Harvard football first and second
squads were forced To cancel all week :
end visits. and instead they passed to-
day quietly within sight OF the uni
Nersity, Obeying the restrictions i'm
posed by the infantilc paralysis quar-
;,ntinc. -.
Edwin CHM. the substitute player.
whose Illness at the Stillman lntrm-
AIRY led to the quarantintng of the other
men OF the squad, was said tonight TO
10 in better condition than was eN-
pected. although slight paralysis OF
the logs has developed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-23
ADJUSTMENTS


one musical comedy and one dlann.i
constitute the weeks, oGcrii. "a, Tho
academy OF Music. pu "Wednesday
inatine" and night. Viii Il" presented :,
90" hin SHOW. which hr calls ",;us
Iiiirs folics OF iriG." after ;h. man
ncr OF the famous Ijo"feld fiivois. Nj.
li!il is best known as the producer OF
cartoon comedies. such ass Mutt aud
zen" ana bringing TIA Father" 1t
- stated. however. tina; Tho pi.,. hook i.
sd for Wednesday il "i "a diir.!cnt and
better style.
For fridny and SHturda,. Win sat
ugday matinee. the mauaa-mcu, nr tn.
.Ncadcm? announces Mas Mar,.iu'S
drama. "rh" 'Ious" ui Glass" whi,,I
* understood t" he tens, and abound
ing IN punch"
~ Il Chang" FROM TN" steady dict Of
n"ludrama. tho i:iiou w!ll >,ry. to its
patrons This week u .nuSiy.l comedy on
its own account. called Keep Moving
..hvnnc" reports ,ndica;y th;,, il viii
lac :: lively and entertaining AFFAIR. "a
blend Of comedy. musi" nud lust rivIS
The hickman i;roil,crs aud their as
."ciatcS, in What il expected To i,r :,
who'll" vaudeville performance i'm ;ab-
l"d. top the Lyrics hil tor tn. nrst
half Of the week. raul. l."vau and
hobhs supply comedy ANA ucrnnatics
and Ethel Hopkins aucs II alone rs n
singer Another. icatur. " .ll hr Eyer
cst's Novelty Circus and Monkey hin
nuUromc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-23
RELIEF FOR ARMENIANS
arg" "f Fo"d>tuTs aud Cl"thins viii
lie Srut Aboard |. :. Collier
Ia lIcirMt. SArin.
fnv Associa,ca Press

I Nv sN~@0i'lIFt'I T'TcNN.
MEM YORK, October IA cargo
OF roodstums and CLOTHING. valued at
$1ro.ooc. will be sent. probably this
week. aboard a United states Navy
collier 10 Beirut. Syria. for tho relief
6f refugees. il was announced here
Tonight The response of the public
throughout the country to President
Wilson's proclamation making ycster-
day aud to-day Armenian Syrian re-
let days, has been very generous. il
was said.
The collier has been ordered by SEC
'"tary of the Navy Daniels 10 put in at
New York ON October ~.
The foodstuffs to he sent 10 the sur
fcr!ng ArmcnianS and Syriana Will con-
sis' chiefly of rice. Hour and crushed
wheat
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-23

$3.50 IL N->OCIate,i i'rrss.
new HAVEN. CONN. October -
Charles NJ. Sheldon. left tuckl" on the
f$lc football team. Viii hc unable To
play any NOR" This season. il WAS Of
hciaiIN announced tv-nIgh,. ON account
"i an aHut" attack az innalnmatorv
rheumatism
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-23
Ted Meredith Is Defeated


kRlSTlANIA (yia Londoui, October
american athletes won three of
me TOUR events in the athletic games
here to-day. Joe I.oomiS being tirst in
the lU0-mctcr dash and Bob Simpson
FIRST in the l10-metcr high hurdles
The American team also won the 800
meter relay. Ted Meredith lost the
Soo-meter run TO j. Holin, of Sweden.
by onc-tenth Of Il second
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-23
Clarence walker in CIV,

'.ar"nc" Walker. outiclder OK til.
h"St"n american baseball team. spent
Yesterday ana last night in this city
walker Is motoring 10 his home in "a
southern stat. and stopped over here
10 spend u few hours with Joe Boeh-
ling. 81 personal friend. Walker Will
resume MS trip enrlv this afternoon
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-23
GENERAL. oItrNA KILLED
MD FORCE WIPED our

FL. rASo. TEN. October 22-in the
lack of detailed news of the baths
between the forces OF Villa amt Car
rama. rumor. which claims Mexican
origin. says that pznna was caught
in trap by Villa. Ozuna himself being
killed and his forces annihilated.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-23
STtTi u WATCHER u
NEW PATTON

FAIRS. october gin Rheims
Cathedral French sergeant with a
wooden irr j. official watcher o;
statues. ilc carefully collects ANA
| labels tho fragments as German shells
chip them off