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Putnam patriot., 1916-12-22
Rev. ]. R. Miller in Hospital

WEST THOMPSON - Rev. j. Il. Miller
is in the Day klmDall hospital where
be underwent an operation Tuesday.
He is as comfortable AS can be expect
ed. His many friends hope for a spec
dy recovery.
Miss Ellen Sandstrom spent the
weekend with friends in Providence.
Mrs. Charles Clark spent tuesday
and Wednesday at her home here.
There will be service at the Metho-
dist church Sunday conducted by Miss
Alice Cunningham.
School closed last Friday for 1.-THE
holidays with a Christmas exercise
and tree. Mas Loula Cole, teacher OF
the grammar department, is spending
the vacation at her home in Maiden.
Not absent nor tardy for term:
Rose Alma Malaga William ~. Marie
Rosaiie Madaga George Madaga
Freds rick Butler
Miss Mildred Johnson has recovered
from the mumps, and no new cases
are reported.
Mrs. John Sprsgue celebrated her
74th birthday Thursday of last week
She received post card shower from
her many friends, also q bouquet of
flowers from the Advent church in
Putnam OF which she Is a member.
Mrs. Spfague is afflicted with rheuma-
tism and 50 the thoughtfainess of her
many friends Is much appreciated.
Putnam patriot., 1916-12-22
Christmas in the Schools
NORTH GRosvENoRDALE

NORTH GRosvENoRDALE
The intermediate room OF the North
Grosvenordale school held its Christ
mas entertainment last Thursday
evening, December IA. The enter
tainment was held in the Sons of Vet
efan' ) hall, under the management OF
Miss Marie Delaney, teacher of the in
termediate department. The follow
lug program was given:
Welcome Ray mond Peterson
Song Hello Santa
Hiding the Presents.
The Kittens Christmas f. kristek
Songs, Blueoifd and Gomrade Robin.
Flag Drill
Things Of His Birth ID. Manning
Christmas stockings t.. Swenlng
Song, Christmas
Farce, santa 5 Predicament
Papais Letter Ethel johnson
My Christmas Wish NJ. Sward
Song, silent Night
Recitation Raymond johnson
Good Little Sister EiIvene Prince
A Christmas Acrostic
Song, Santa Lucia
Christmas Wishes
Visit from saint Nicholas NJ. DemetTe
Peggy Presence of Mind
One, Two, Three, Signe Almquist
Song, Ella Sevening, Elna Swanson,
Viola krislek, EngelboTg Aim
quest, Il. Fredenthsl, Lillian
Johnson, Mildred Sward
Closing Address Esther Lindeyall
The Primary room held its enter
tainment Thursday afternoon, Deem
Der IA, 1916. A good sized crowd at
tended the exercises OF the small
children.
The Tourtellotte Memorial High
school entertainment was held Friday
afternoon. Songs, Rotations and
piano solos were given.
On Friday the Tourtellotte Boys
went down 10 defeat before Woodstock
Academy by score of Az 10 q. Two
of the Tourtellotte Boys were absent
and substitutes took their places
William Johnson has teen in bed a
part of the week and so the Tourtsilotte
team was in crippled condition. The
shooting OF Healy and Bowen were
features. Referee Wiley Of Webster
kept the game clean and there was no
resem Dlanee of foot. ball rs in Putnam
the week before.
Putnam patriot., 1916-12-22
TOurteIIotte High School

Last Friday, Dec 10, the Touf.eilotte
High school team met on their floor,
the Woodstock basket ball team. The
Toartellotte Memorial team was minus
lis two regulars, its star guard aud one
of the forwards whose plscas were
oiled by substitutes. The game ended
in a 4S 81 score in favor of the Wood
stock Academy team. The Tourtellotte
boys expect to beat Woodstock on their
floor easily enough If all of Its regulars
are on hand. The lineup is as follows:
W oodstock Tourtellotte
Bowen IF Tobey, X. johnson
Healey II W. Johnson
Miller c Chilkott
White rig Greene
Lowe lg X. johnson, Tobey
The score:
Baskets from door: Bowen 9, Healey
!, Miller 9, White /, Lowe |, W. john
son 5, Chilkott 5, Tobey 2. Baskets
from free tries, Bowen ,, White l,
W. Johnson /. Referee, Wiley, Web
ster. Tmekeeper, Rich. Time-Two
twenty minute periods.
The Christmas entertainment of the
North Grosvenordsle intermediate
WAS given in the hall last Thursday
evening. Many people were present.
The children received many gifts. The
program was as follows:
Welcome Raymond Peterson
Songs, Hello Santa and Hiding The
presents
The Kittens Christmas T.. kriStek
Songs, Biuehirds, and Comrade Robin
Flag drill, America, salute
Things OF His birth ID Manning
Christmas stockings T.. SVenning
Christmas song School
Santa's predicament-faree
Papais letter Ethel Johnson
NV Christmas wish Mildred Sward
Silent night Song
Recitation Raymond Johnson
Good little sister Olivene Prince
A Christmas acrostic
Song, Santa Lucia
Christmas wishes School
Visit from 81. Nicholas Nj. nemeter
pegg's presence of mind
One, two, three, Signe Almquist
Song Edla Svenning, Eleanor Swan
son, T.. PRUDENTIAL, l.. johnson,
Engeborg Almquist, Mildred
SWard
Closing address Esther Lindevall
Putnam patriot., 1916-12-22
DEATHS

In St. Luke's Hospital, New York
city, Dec. Is, Charles M. Fenner OK
Putnam, aged 65 years.
In Putnam, Dec. II, DR.. j. A.
Guuther, aged 20 years.
In Putnam, Dec. 10, Mrs. Joseph
Tetreault, aged 30 years.
In Soutnoiidge, Dee. II, Charles n.
Daniels of Nillimantie, aged 81 years.
Putnam patriot., 1916-12-22
Christmas in East Putnam

EAST PUTNAM There will be
Chrislmas tree and concert al las
church Saturday evening al s.oo
o'clock to which all are invited
Putnam patriot., 1916-12-22
BIRTHS

In East killingly, Dec. 10, a daugh-
ter, Edith Evelyn, TO Mr.. and Mrs,
Charles T.. Roth.
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MANY CANDIDATES.

CHARLESTON W. Va MAY 81
The number ~ candidate for officc
who viii seek prcfDrsus. al the
general primary June VIII range IN
number go the various counties from
$50. IN kanawha. down Co as few az
$50 In some az tho smaller counties.
kanawha. The largest county. has
900 candidate ON The two tickets
from the various offices. aside from
about fifty candidate who will DO ON
The ticket for Republican preference
Tor national and state office. state.
congressional and aonaforial com.
mIitD'. Almost 1s many names Will
appear ON the Democratic ticket
although there la less sOr.s4tInr for
preference among The candidate or
hat party than among the He.
uuhlicaua
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BORDER CONFERENCE
tcontinued Prom FIRST Page. /,

not under imemdiate consideration.
and as the only other means of add
ing materially TO the border guard
would b. TO employ coast artillery
there l. nothing 10 indicate that Gen
eral Funston's force il 10 BE- increased
More Troops Urged.
senator BOrah issued statement
tonight. urging that additional troops
be ordered to the border. and that any
man or party IN Mexico which sought
70 embarrass the task of protecting
American interests be treated as
enemies of the country 1T must be-
apparent To any one at all familiar
with the situation" said the Senator.
mat CarranZa cannot restore order In
Mexico. he cannon establish a govern
ment. and what concerns us most. he
cannot protect the border"
The Glenn Springs raid has served
10 make clear the attitude Of the
state department regarding Gen. Car.
ranzas note suggesting the with
drawal OF the American expedition.
II was stated officially TODAY. that the
agreement suggested hy Cen Car.
rama - the first exchange Of notes
for A eciprocal right to cross the
border on any recurrence Of the Co
lumbus raid. still was assumed TO he
in force. Only the status of the pres
ent expedition is involved. h was sain,
IN the Scott-Obregon military discus
sion AT III Paso. The right 10 pursue
outlaws who engaged in subsequent
raids was clearly stated i'm the orig.
inal proposal from Carranza and n
Funstons men go across in pursuing
the Glenn Spring raiders. they will b.
covered by that agreement. regardless
OF the status Of Gen Pershing's *
petition
Secretary Lansing declined to say
what steps were being taken 10 in
vestigate limitations thar the inspira.
lion for the Columbus or Glenn
Springs raid had come from the Amer.
lean side of the border. To make any
announcement. he said. merely would
serve to block the Investigation.
Carrsnza Attitude Unknown
The Washington government wa
stlll without official notification to-
night as to CarrauZas attitude toward
the Scott-Obregon plan. II was as
sumed from the fact that another con
ference between the two officers was
held today. that he had accepted the
proposals report from General
Scott was expected az the conclusion
Of the conference. although the dir
ference In time made n impossible
that the text of the agreement. IL rat.
flied. could be- made public before to-
morrow
Secretary Lansing forwarded repre-
sensations TO tarranZa through spec
ial agent Rodgers. at Mexico City last
night. when news of the Glenn Springs
raid was confirmed The de facto
government was notified Of the facts
OF the raid and IL was indicated that
Mr. Rodgers was instructed 10 inform
Mexican officials that the United
States assumed that they would take
prompt steps 10 capture and punish
the raiders The region below the
border from Glenn Springs and from
which the bandits are said TO have
come is included in that over which
Carranza has declared himself 20 have
control
No additional information as 10 the
identity OF the bandits was received.
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SHE DISCHARGED
HER PHYSICIAN
REMARKABLE STATEMENT MADE
BY MILWAUKEE LADY, WHO
CLAIMS SHE rs FEELING
BEST IN YEARS

Statistics show that stomach trouble
Is far more prevalent than the average
individual would suppose II is simply
selt.destruction TO let this trouble sap
your comfort and health always. II
wears Its victim down until he grow ;
weaker as the disease gathers force.
nourishing itself on the patients very
lie blood. II Is more than proba BILE
That there rs one member in every
family who is afflicted in this way
Plant Juice. the new system tonic. has
no peer in all cases of stomach. liver.
kidney trouble and rheumatism. as
Is attested by the number of people
throughout the United States who
speak of II in glowing terms. Recently
the signed statement OF Mrs. : r..
Daley. who resides at No 1916 Chest
nut street. and is a popular and welt
known resident of Milwaukee Mis-.
was received. She said
For years | was troubled with my
stomach. gas. indigestion and dys-
pepsia. While under the doctor :
care, ! read about your Plant Juice in
the daily papers and decided To Try II.
My husband did not want me 10 lake
n. but | did so. and the first table
spoonful gave me immediate RELIEF.
and | took three bottles. was out or
n for week and want some mere
now. as II did me so much gOod
discharged my doctor. had no further
use for him. as am now entirely
Cured-a well woman-and give all
praise for my present good health TO
Plant Juice
Plant Juice is sold in Wheeling by
all druggists.
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j. s. CAVALRY
tcontinued from First PageJ


situation" said an army officer here
today just before the troops moved TO
ward Glenn Springs. The four troops
or cavalry that are going In can dc
little more than OFFER protection "a
the border and there are no more
troops Of cavalrymen that We can
draw upon
There is now. believe. a regimen,
Of cavalry. the second. AT Fort RI Han
allen. Vermont but that l. the only
cavalry available. All other cavalr,
troops are on duty at other points
along the border and i'm the main ex
pcuition into Chihuahua We simply
have not the men for another puni
tive expedition
Split Forces
You cant chase mounted bandit
with intantrymen, they can't be useu
cor the purpose II We see any band
IT'S near the river. ! imagine We will
get orders TO 10 after them but | don
know positively. But I do know We
cant 20 far after them with but four
troops Of cavalry
10 was learned here today that after
the raid of Glenn Springs the bandit,
split forces into two bodies. one head
ing toward the Ria Grande and ford
ing the river at Boquillas and the
other about 40 in number. working
southeast and reCrOssing the river AZ
san Vicente u was here that they
were observed by a Mrs. Hart. A
school teacher who reported that the
hrigands. mounted. crossed the RIG
Grande about five o'clock Saturday
night and disappeared into Mexico.
telephone message was received
tonight over a private line from the
Chisos Mining Company AZ Terlingua
80 miles west OF Glenn Springs. say
ing that all was quiet there.
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ARGUE FOR BETTER
ROADS IN BROOKE
MUCH rrTEREsT IN BOND ISSUE
OF 100000 foR HIGHWAY
IMPROVEMENTS
Eeighboring Counties of HANCOCK and
ONO Have Improved Highways
Advocates Point Out.

Considerable interest Is being taken IN
IN" coming special election IN Hrook,
county at which bond issue OF xSna. 0O0
l"f road improvements will be submitted
Tor Tathcatton- Last week the Brooks.
county court issued "A proclamation
AT thorizing the issue and calling Tor its
submission at a special election to be
held June goth.
In this connection % Is pointed out
mat HANCOCK county recently ratined "a
bond issue Of 100000 for road improve
mcnts. All these bonds have been dis
posed OF, ana Iart Of the work has al
ready been done and other Improvement =
arr m progress. and when completed the
iancock county roads VIII b. iu good
shape.
ohio county. adjoining Brooks, on tn.
south, has IN the past six or seven years.
spent about million dollars ON road
improNcm' with good roads 10 Han
COCK county on one side and Ohio couu-
w. improved highway ON the other.
advocate of the bond i--u, declare that
oSttiou.
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PROBLEM PLAY AT
COURT IS PLEASING
CLARA JOEL IN THE ETERNAL
MAGDALENE" PLEAsEs VERY
APPREcIArrvE AUDIENCE.
wan Be Repeated Twice Today ana A
Deserving Of Very Large
Patronage.


Performance which viii 20 a long
way 90 aiding 20 solve the problem OF
We lnderN orld was thft presented at
Aut Nuuft theatre last evening IN Seiwyu
ana tonpanNs The Eternal Magdalens -
a. ~ dealt with a phase OF the Question
which h. much Co the fore In fnIinlcipaI-
iilfS during recent years Miss Clar.
joel a. the woman supplied am III
opportunity for criticism OF Justly un-
popular figure. although one thar il ever
Win u. yet her work was 50 deiicsteiy
Sn4u"d, - perfect In the slightest detail
thnt one forgot the horror OF her inper-
~tratiou IN admiration Of her excellent
portrayal. The play furnished IA for
tultous occasion wherein We might see
- we should always see. the vlsualizing
was evidenced throughout the piav in
the leincation of the characters which
We have always with US. An artist
deserving Of praise In the case was VII
N'H REYNOLDS. as Elijah Bradshaw who
49, a citizen Of power and influence is
elimination Of all houses OF IN reputs
and fhelr inmates. Rev Birmfnriau,
Smoil"tt tMalcolm Arthur was n trifIe
oN"rdrawu IN his Puritanical attitude
While the daughter OF bradshaw was a
sweet and appealing character. In an A
splendid body Of PLAYERS supported the
star. Miss Joel. who expressed the
uathos and tremendous tragedy OF the
Magdalone in sublime way.
The performance will be repeated this
afternoon and again this evening and
will no doubt be greeted with an audi
This much mooted question from n dir
icrcnt view point and In such n WAY as
10 cause those who witness a. 10 think
along a different angle. II j. "A play FOR
thinkers and as such furnishes food for
deep thought and its very nature merits
large audiences
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LINER CYMRIC
Continued From FIRST Page)

supplies. including $500 cases of
cartridges. She was commanded by
Captain =. + Beadnell and had a crew
of over 100 men. The Cymric carried
no passengers.
J. J. MACPHERSON. British vice con.
sui here in charge of shipping. said
that as far as he knew there were no
Americans among the crew. The
Cymric. he said. arrived here with a
crew Of 10 men. Twelve deserted and
eight were taken on. None OF those
taken on were American citizens. Mr.
Macpherson said. In addition To the
crew. five distressed British seamen
who had been IN here. were on the
steamer
Enormous Cargo.
The Cymric was for years In the
passenger service between New York
and English ports She is a 13UOO-ton
vessel. JS5 feet long and - feet beam
She was built in Belfast in 1898
The manifest Of the Cymric discloses
that she had on board lOl cases of
rifles and other firearms. $40 cases OF
primers, 1909 cases empty shells. $3.50
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BIC TELEPHONE
OFFICIALS HERE
SAFETY COMMITTEE OF CENTRAL
DISTRICT COMPANY MET
YESTERDAY.
Prominent Men From Several stations in
Attendanee-1wo Sessions in the
schmulbaoh Building.

The members Of tho general safety
committee Of the Central District Telc-
phHle company. al meeting held yes
. terday In the Schmuihach building dis
4ssed number OF important questions
Ueidlng with general safety as well a.
alc adoption OF certain safety devices.
Ihe matter was considered In detail by
those IN attendance. The meeting was
considered very interesting one AS the
sessions lasted throughout the morning
and afternoon.
Those present were i. ID. Gordon who
presided as chairman. "a. Hamilton. gen
'ral superint rndent. Pittsburgh. Iohu
bauey. superintendent OF safety. phiIa-
oelphia. W. =. Gauss. superintendent OF
methods. pittsburgh. J. o. McCombs,
general cable foreman. Pittsburgh. ~
NJ. Holland. construction foreman. New
.aStle. ". T.. Edison. safety instructor.
Mheeling. ". N,rmillion. linesman. OF
Wheeling
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WILLIAM FAvERSHAn1.

william Faversham will bring his
success, The Hawk" TO tho Court The
attr Tor one performance only. on We'd
nesday night. May 10. and the dietin-
guiShcd actor-manager Will have in his
support notable company Of PLAYERS.
The Hawk" Is play Of modern social
ne II was written by Francis de
re sset. and originally produced at the
, ga Thcatcr. in Paris. There The
created "A sensation. and during
run Mr.. Faversham saw and liked
81. II" arranged for its translation.
adapted II TO himself. and brought In
10 production carly last season in New,
YORK The critics were high i'm their
praise or the playing and the pIaN.
Tn play was proclaimed the most sig
hlhcaht French drama seen on our sta =
sinc" The Thief" and for Mr.. F.v,r-
sham % was said that ~ never had n
part IN which he could display his tai
'nts 10 better advantage The TTawk''
renamed IN New York FOR practically.
an entire year. This ls the last season
through which Mr. FaVerNhan viii h.,
s''n IN the play FOR having presented
II IN all the large cities. he now has
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] Beyond the report OF the men OF the
little garrison that cheers for bofb
villa and Carranza We're heard. there
/ IS nothing a. yet 10 say 70 what FAC,
uon they belong.
Will Have Influence.
II Is regarded as unquestionable
that the latest incident viii have a
strong influence upon the time when
American troops Will be Wfthdra VI
from Mexico. The agreement reached
az Fl Paso. il has been stated. pro
Nides no time limit for withdrawal
Out rests that time upon n demonstra.
ZION OF the ability Of the Carranza
forces 10 protect the International line
me Texas raid apparently places the
itultlllment OF the condition further in
the future. In the meantime. tho
original agreement Will cover new
pursuits including that Of the Glenn
Springs raiders
y request from an American OIL
company at TuNpam that a battIeshtp
De- sent there 10 protect foreign inter
ests against alleged threateuine action
by Carranza soldiers was referred bv
IN" state department today. 10 tho
American Consul az Tampico lie
was instructed 20 investigate and con
suit with the commander of the gun
boat Marietta now az Tampico with
the Machias as 10 the necessity TOT
sending ship 10 TuXpam
War department reports today noted
mat a force OF Carranza soldiers was
being sent 10 san GcrouiOm ana Ofo
Azulas. where American cavalry mon
surprised and almost eHtcrmInatrd "a
band OF villa followers last week
The attitude Of the Carranza forces
was said by Cen Pcrshiug 10 Dee
friendly.
Quiet at Chihuahua.
consul Leicher reported quiet AZ
chihuahua There Us a Carrauza
garrison OF 1000 men now ia that
place
Consul BlOckcr's message REGARDING
the Glenn Springs fght said me
bodies OF Dccmer and Coy. IN, two
civilians slain. had been found with
their tnruats cut. The other civilian
reported killed was the Compton boy
The message estimated tho force OF
the raiders az 100 and said the women
of Glenn Springs had been sent To-
Marathon by motor truck.
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Obituary


Brief but imure~Stv, uu.r.d sem, ices
were held yesterday Afternoon at 3
O'Clock Tor Miss Eleanor Hop Mcclure
at The families rural home at Elm Htl.
CON the bethany PIX. The service Were
conducted bN %. Rev X. r. T. stride
Of -. Matthews Protestant Episcopal
church and was largely attended. She
was the youngest daughter OF E"Tut"
=. and Jan. Mcclure.
large uumbsr uI most beauti ful
floral offerings were sent tu th' home.
Entombm'ut was mad, In GREE nwoud
mauSoleum The uallb'tr,r~ We're L."
PAUL carl schmidt D. =. stone. Harry
McLure.Jr.. Jesse Sp'id'l and Harvey
Pollock
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PRESIDENT ATTENDS CIRCUS

WASHINGTON. May S. President
wilson went 10 the circus tonight sent
td on the front row. tanning himself
and Mrs Wilson with a palm lear fan
and sharing "A bag or peanuts with Sec
.etary McAdoo. Doc apparently lost moth
ug OF the holiday spirit or the ocra-
sion. \ group OF clowns who carried
1ut thcir funniest antics just In front
~ him. fouud particularly aupreciative
spectator IN the President. who many
heartily.
When tho party entered the big tent
.H' crowd OF several thousand rose and
-uccrfd As hc passed one OF the rings
thc President took or hIs hat and laugh
ngly made motion as ~ 90 throw 10
Too. The crowd guIesiy caught the point
and applaLdcd aEain.
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pocket The incident was turned C.
Eo"d account b.. 500. fat, that sent a
student OF prison reform to Ths police
court whom sl. wa brought iu. with
i'r ac'U-'r gripping h'r wrist. The
prison rHformsr was anxious Goo mail 81
an 'Np'ttu'nt iu cTlminoioIH We
'ihiu'd that goo peer GEM. Of tho crime
was inspired 10y ',ll surrounding. ne
resolved. ON o. p.t. that h, could chang.
TIE nature of ans child born to Grim.
ana reared boo criminal atmosphsr,
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OFFICERS GOT HIM
Jim siboeh Was n Real Terror Yesterday
Afternoou-Two Speeders Are
Under Arrest.

Jim Sihoch went on a rampage YES
to-day and Officers Custer and Woris
went sent TO get him. which they pro-
Seeded 10 do. lie was lodged in me CITY
lookup and two witnesses. Mary Fetz
NaHd Albert Molish. will appear AGAINST
him this morning. Phil Diehart drunk.
was arrested by Officer Conlay John
Tumble, for speeding. was arrested hy
Worls. and r. r. Byrum must answer
the same charge
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Tho E'y. Hr tlnrcuDs D. Allen. ur
Fourth street Methodist Eui-rpuul
church. conducted The funeral services
over George ". Pin, at 40, family home
az tho head OF seventh street ysztsr-
day afternoon. iuform.ut was Iu the
Gree nwoud cemetery. Nj. Pine died
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Yesterday morning. following brief
services ar the family home. requiem
high mass was celebrated az the st.
Ioseph's cathedral FOR Mrs Josephine
Hrltz. who died a. hsr residence al
ael South Huron street last Friday.
lItcrment was in Mt Calvary cemetery.
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cases cartridges. 40 cases OF parts Of
aproplanes. 400 reels OF barbed wire,
81 cases of tractors and parts. 20 cases
of gun parts. SIX cases of tayOnetS.
22O cases OF fuse head and G.13O cases
of fuses