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Tombstone epitaph., 1917-10-07

ing out Of our cities by reason Of high.
way development. The millions Of
dollars formerly spent by tourists In
European countries is now being spent
by Americans in seeing America"
Recent Traffic Census.
That the highway is an even moi e
important factor in transportation than
the railway Is being shown day by
day with increasing emphasis. Recent.
ly traffic census OF highway lead
ing out from Akron. O., showed that
it carried considerably more tonnage
than any Of the main lines Of railway
leading out from the same point.
The post office department will serve
the interests Of the country to the very
highest degree by developing a policy
OF through mail routes on highways as
rapidly and as thoroughly as 1t Is
possible in these abnormal times.
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-10-07

l66 pounds and am q strong - . man
] think money b well spent which pur-
chases Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound. "-Mrs. Jos. O'BRYAN, l766
Newport Ave-, Chicago. Ill
The success Of Lydia E. Pinkham'S
Vegetable Compound, made from roots
and herbs, II unparalleled. 1t may b
used with perfect confidence by women
who suffer from displacements, inflam-
nation. liberation, Irregularities. peri
odic pains, backache, bearing down feel
ing, Hatulency, indigestion, dizziness.
and nervous prostration. Lydia q. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound 10 the stan
dard remedy for female ula.
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-10-07
vvyemine.

The Wind River Petroleum Com
pany has bought Q site for a refinery
three miles down the river from Lam
der
The Powder River dome is receiving
much attention from operators who
strive for discoveries in virgin terri
tory.
Two companies. the Midwest and
Ohio ,emplay about 1000 men in the
Big Muddy field. Other companies ap
Grating there make a total Of 2.5co
uea.
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-10-07

was uneOIe 10 WAX
or do any Of my own
work. I read about
Lydia E. Pinkhsm's
Vegetable Com
pound in the news
papers and deter
mined to try it It
brought almost I'M
mediate relief. Ny
weakness has en-
tirely disappeared
and / never had bet
ter health I Wei1h
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-10-07
FOREIGN

For the week ending Sept 10 Brit
fish army casualties totaled 27,l6i.
The food controller has fixed the
price Of bread in London at 20 cents
for four-pound loaf
Baron Napoleon Courtyard Of Paris
will take to the altar as his bride
Miss Eva buckingham Gerhard Of
New York and Paris.
The Siamese government. according
to dispatch from Bankok to Reu-
ter's. has called for volunteers who
may be sent to the western front.
The London Gazette announces the
appointment of Kermit Roosevelt as
temporary honorary captain while spe-
cially employed, from Aug. 22nd last.
Election returns from the second
parliamentary division in Stockholm
show that four Socialists. one Liberal
and three Conservatives were elected.
Half a score of Mexico City news
papers were ordered to cease publica-
ton on the ground that their furtner
issuance was contrary to public mo:
ality.
The vatican denied the report that
Pope BENEDICT intends to make pro-
posals for peace negotiations involy-
ing mediation by King Alfonso Of
Spain.
Gen. Douckonine, chief OF staff to
the commander on the western front.
has been appointed chief OF staff TO
the commander in chief OF the Russian
armies.
The shortage of print paper in Be :
lin is SO serious that many of the
city's important newspapers were I'M
able to appear Saturday, according to
Berlin adyices.
The cornerstone of the 100000
hospital and medicinal college OF the
Rockefeller foundation was laid al
Peking, China. by Fan fuen Lien, MIN
'ster OF educauon.
Gen. Soukhomlinoh. former minister
OF war, was sentenced 10 haro iaoof
Tor life, aiter convicuon OF the charge
OF high treason IN the court az ret
rograd Madame soukhomiinoii was
acquitted.
Tooacco sent 10 American soio'ers
henceforth VIII enter France ifee OF
DUTY similar arrangements ALREADY
nave been mace as Regards BRUSH
beiglan, RUSSIAN anu portuguese
troops iighting IN france
The city OF Tien Tsin is threatened
with destruction by iiooo. Inc INN
csc city ana portions OF al the lot
eisn concessions are under water
wnicn ID rapioiy Using anu WHICH
covers the great PLAIN 10 the sou'heas'
OF fekihe- IL Is esuiia'eu 'ha' i'"o"''
ooo Chinese are hoiheiess'
SPORTING NEWS
Al Young OF okiahoma ios' tne isn''
weight crown OF the ih,elsouh'ail
states 10 ra' "iioei' vi Sai' LaAe -
oeoeh.
Miss Molla Bjurstedt. national
woman tennis champion. defeated
MISS Marion Nenoerhoes al 'ne Auau
Ion country Siuo q. Louis'iie, ny
IN an exhioition matcn IN s'faish' se's
o. and OIL.
c. Henry Smith. librarian OF the
University OF Coioraoo at BOULDER ana
kno"n ,nloushou, 'he Mes' ss 100.
ball official. has been named TO take
,anmsn, ., Camn Codv nam,n. "
NJ
n, N.,so, ,o,.s % have IN. ,oo.
hal, .chsdu,e ~ the Irniver.,,v NJ Wv
or,,r oornn,e,ad Tor ,orr o.mes dur
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-10-07

She Followed Rule "a.
jack kissed her when she wasn't
looking.
Tom-What did she do?
Jack-Kept her eyes averted the rest
of the evening.-Pearson's Weekly.
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-10-07

Lacked Temptation.
"Have you ever been arrestedT
"No. sir. I've never owned an auto
mobile"
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-10-07
Some Speed.

Marx-Are you athletic?
LoIs--Oh. yes, I'm the fastest GRO
cheter ON our college team.
Marx-Zasso? How fast can you
go?
Lois-Oh, about thirty knots an
hour.
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-10-07

At times the still small voice Of con
science seems to come from the big
end Of a megaphone.
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-10-07
WOMAN SICK
Two YEARS
Could Do No Work.
Now Strong a. q
Man.

Chicago, Il.-''For about two year.
suffered from Q female trouble 20 ]
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-10-07
Arizona.

Arizona.
The Jerome Portland mine in Bisbee
district. is declared one Of the best In
that section.
The discovery OF oil and natural
gas near Holbrook is attracting con.
siderable interest
Work will begin soon to extend the
development work on the Oatmau
Combination mine.
Diamond drilling will probably be
commenced very shortly upon three
properties. the Mohawk Central, the
Telluride and the Sunnyside at Oat-
man
Since Aug. / more than 1880 new
men have gone to Bisbee. The arriv-
ais have been from all parts OF the
West and South. A portion have come
from ether mining districts Of All
soma
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-10-07
ARIZONA
STATE NEWS


COMING EVENTS
Oct. ls-2O-Fifth Northern Arizona
Fair at Prescott.
Nov. 12-l7-Arizona State Fair at
Phoenix
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-10-07
WESTERN
MINING AND OH.
NEWS
Metal Market Prices

New York-Lead-3s.S7h. Bar Sil-
yer. $l.oGlz. Copper, casting. $25.S7h.
London.-Bar Silver. sad per ounce.
St. Louis.-Spelter. $7.77a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-27

nun, TO be attained on July Is. when
the Guard viii bee drafted into Fedora.
service. is $500.
OF the 7.400 additional men needed
the greater number are required for
the infantry and division trains, Major
General Organ said yesterday. here
is particularly good opening for
chauFeurs and autou bile mechanics
In the motor-driven trains.
Mayor Mitchell, Major General o.
Franklin Bell. Colonel Willard Flske,
Of the 9TH Regiment. and several other
sneakers. az recruiting meeting ln me
Harvard Club last evening, pleaded
with $50 college men 90 do everything
uossible % secure recruits for active
service.
The meeting, held under the auspices
o. the MAYORS Committee on National
Defence. was ID the interest OF all
branches Of America fighting forces
MAYOR Mitchell declared that r me
failure Of New York and other cities 90
fU .heir army quotas was due 90 ne
lief that the draft law was dong all
that was required. d great mistake was
being made. Men are needed a. once,
be said
Colonel Tiske said that most % the
-tt's recruits did not come from Man
haitian. hut from Brooklyn, New Jersey
or upstate.
Francis Appleton, president Of the
Harvard Club, was chairman OF the
meeting.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-27
Washington Officials Con-
cerned About Absence of
Rush to Colors
Volunteering Is Slow
Tremendous Campaign of
Newspapers Expected to
Show Results This Week

Washington. June PC Responses 20
President Wilson proclamation call
ing for 10000 war volunteers for the
regular army during the present week
are coming slowly Only IDOL men
were obtained yesterday. according 20
return from al. parts OF the country.
While the figures nearly doubled the
low mark for daily recruiting set last
wcck. officials were much concerned
over the absence Of rush 20 JOIN the
branch Of the service certain 20 be
frs. % face the Germans ln France.
Il is hoped that as recruiting week
proceeds and with the tremendous cam
paigu the newspapers Of the country
are conducting the daily total viii be
swelled 20 1000 or 5000 men.
New York showed the results o. tho
campairn that mas been waged by the
uotroaolitan press a total Of 30 men
was obtained 100 that city. Illinois. de-
snite tho fac. that the state quota is
nearly 1000 ovcrrccruitcd already.
added 1862 men during the day. Penn
svlvania supplied l47, Massachusetts
SIS and California IS.
The total number of war volunteers
obtained since April I is now l26.4OO.
This means that the great majority OF
the regiments are close to full war
strength. but 10 does not provide the
necessary reserves 10 keep them at that
strength.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-27
Exemption Board Appointments
In n. Y. State and New Jersey

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5,. 20 1...' ~ -.-''-,
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srptVv c-rv n,-,..,- o., Charles
d i-ne rs.a',e Hale , ed ~ ~ !oa4 r
~ KEENAN, and Lanes ps-..- D,r...r~ 80.
V,.-a-. p.-re-. T-It p po-te- and
Dr. I--a. p-.r-r D..--i,r y.
bran. p C-s-e- Franklin " Darar.- and
b. william. C..-y.
wOr-NT LFPNO~ CITY. Fdpir y
r,..e Na.o- Teter Collins CLERK D-. C. n
QUINN
G-.r.re. Mayor. Char',s Kanne-meye-.
-I.r.. Or Edwin NJ Coffr.
r0r..fftrrucrr rr1v uari-f ~ VII
t.- wsvr-. oscar Co-.uu c.e-E. Or. John
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t'.-- Ti',,.r We Dr. Joecpt "
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-27
2 Fall Exhausted
In Arduous Drill
AT Plattsburg
Men Must Be Perfect Phys.
ically if They Survive
Calisthenics


P.at-sburG, y. T.. June 26. naole
N Stand -ha s~4,ous race set BIZ a
,-..,-. -...4.-. oH
spartan afi'lnlas'ei' TWO s-1-'''.
GERS dropped exhausted during an
hours instruction In cals.henics to-
d.. o- 80. ,,..-,,.o~ csr-a,r Her
..v w..
man hoehier. pni s.ca- director
Point. tac casua...es made no i.;
.''.' ana me li.. coH..Nleo -.
Slated igor. j. i5 20 oe ,"e supreme
test OF me men
The r.gors OF the druI are me MAI. .g,
toc'c or conversation tom gni ne
coming Of Captain koehier nad ionE
been hora.ded. 10 was known he "ou.a
bring methods ~ startling nature o'-
to-day's experience provided a greater
surprise than was anicipa-eo. a. Us
nov granted " ,'ot. g-e''. Ina. u,
VIII bring tNn f'E-.rtl lt'tl'NH "t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-27
Days Recruiting Brings
Only 168 Men for Army;
$500 CifY's Full Quota

a dav Of diversified recruiting activ-
tiles Melted the army 16s men, less
,ban half the quota that must be on
listed daily in the city if the New
York district is 10 contribute its re-
cruiting week total of $500 men 20 the
regular forces.
The imperative need or 10000 men
i'm seven days was preached from motor
bus. from automobile. by clercymen,
By army officers and private citizens.
In addition % the 1858 who enlisted m
the army. there were seventy-hve
others who passed their physical ex-
aminations and promised 10 return
later In the week for the final cere-
monv Of becoming e regular.
The TWO motor buses commanded ny
Sergeant John Uafner, z. s. A.. t,t
such effective work for the army yes
tordav on the East Side that another
bus will be sent out to-day with
Mlties' band on top. Sergeant Hainer
was accompanied yesterday by the Boy
Scouts Band.
Announcement was made at division
Headquarters that the National Guard
had gained $3.50 men in the last
month. giving the division q total en-
listed strength of 34,O66. The maxi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-27
Jersey Militia Elects
Barber Brigadier General

Adiutan- General Charles ". Barber
Of New Jersey yesterday was elected q
briradier general o. the States Ma
t.onal Guard al an officers meeting IN
Newark. Brcadier Genera. Hines re-
tired LAST Week.
Genera. Barber. who IS forty-four
entered che Guard when eighteen years
o'f He resigned 20 serve with the
volunteers IN the war with Spain. Tn
ne PrirrDires lo saw service witch the
regular army. from which he retired
as major last September. lie became
adiutant general OF New Jersey IN De-
cembar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-27
ADVERTISEMENT
Colorado-the Great Family
Summer Playground

Turn the children loose 81 COLORADO ana
watch them romp and PLAY and get a healthy
tan. Best OF all. watch them eat Tor that
ono OF the many good things that Colorado
doe. 70 develops The appetite.
You are literally care-free out there. Il
vou want 20 70 on a Ions hike" you 30: II
Won want 20 ride horseback, you ride or Il YOU
prefer % Just out-and-out loaf why there's
ro ono % stop you from drinking in all the
sky. scenery and ozone iu the whole state
Of Colorado. And with AN this you are
going 90 do some real sleeping tho kind that
makes you start the new day right and sends
Won back from Colorado feeling n for any
task feeling as you haven't felt IN years.
And no wonder You've had Natures very
own tonic.
Tho best ra-t or % an i7 that h. Is SO in-
expensive to 1--WE out there. 7 have all tho
Information about the country iu my Office.
and Do is a- so1r disposal without charge
Dr. yor can drop in. vc viii tI'> BE- over. or Dr.
yol write q postal will send SOU mighty
interesting folder ON Colorado. with map.
and pictures and tli. detail about the new
l1ng-Inlit liberal -iop-ovcr. digc-e route
.ummc- excursion tickets.
" j.. Berger. Gcal Agent. Passr. Dept
c o.. a q. r. H.. llst Broadway. New YORK.
Phone Mad. So. JtI1.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-27
N MEMORIAM
Seaman. Egbert =.

BOOs-June %. 1917. Geneva. beloved wife
Of O.,o Boos Fuuera. Thursday from Oil
East i-0th s.
CAMPBELL-On sunday, June -. lsi,
Mary 8. Seaman. wife OF the late Jonu
r y Campbell Funeral AZ Marlboro =.
81 Wednesday a. o'clock p. m orange
County -. s. papers please cop.
CAMpBELI-Ada Lucille wife Of Henry 9.
Campbell. j.. suddenly. a. her hone q
Grawer.y Park Services AZ IhE FJ-
NERAL CHURCH. 1870 Broadway. FRIDAY
morning az Il o'clock. Services and inter-
ment private.
CoNAGHAN June %. 1917. James T..
beloved husband Of Mary Conagnan nee
Hoganl Funeral from bis late residence,
tfI East i55th e.. Wednesday. az = $50 a
m. requiem mass a. 81 Jerome's Church.
Intc-ment S. Raymond
CORCORAN June Is. Miss Elizabeth Cor
co-rn. sister o. Michael ard Julia Corcorsn.
Funeral from her ate residence. Harri-
sor ev. on Thursday. June ? thence 70
Tr2rsiguration Church.
DALTON June "a. Mary Dalton. Born
Cappa4u!n. County Waterford, Ireland.
Funeral Wednesday. 10 a. m. from the
residence OF her niece Mrs. 7. Condon. 80
Dutch XII e.. Long Island City. Mas az
ST. Patrick Church. . a. m
DATLER Phoebe. $40 Tiffany 81. Bronx,
or june 81. 1917.
DIV ERELI. Jersey City June a. William
a DcvoreI. aged 49, years. beloved hus-
band % Lottie Deyerei NEE Quill. Of
soi. Erie O. Relative and friends. also
rf. mher- of 60. H. lIth Regiment Loyal
Gifts, are respectfully invited 10 attend
funeral services Wednesday evening :
o'clock Funeral Thursday. no a. m. In
tcrment Lutheran Cemetery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-27
Col. A. L. Morton, Lawyer,
War Veteran, Dies at II

Colonel Alexander /. Morton. veteran
Of the Civil War and a member Of the
New York bar. died OF heart disease
Yesterday a. his summer home, south
ampton. Long Island. lie was seventy
one wears old.
Colonel Morton was graduate o.
the Columbia Law School lie was q
founder Of the Shinnecock Hills Golf
Club and q member OF the University
Club OF Manhattan ana the Meadow
Club Of Southampton. His wife and .
daughter. Mrs. Sidney Breese. survive
him Funeral rerviccs will be held m
the Southampton Presbyterian Church
tomorrow morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-27
State Asks Pastors
To Instruct Women
About Food Saving
Commission Wants Every Sun
dav School Teacher to Help

day School Teacher to Help
Albany. June 26.-Suggestions for the
successful observance of food saving
Sunday" on July 1 were sent to-day
to clerrymen Of all denominations
throughout the state by the State Food
supply Commission. Here are some OF
them:
Hold a food saving sunday service
address cOr-reg cations on the necessity
for the development Of the food saving
conscience, push the food saving reg '-
trat!on campaign by instilLng en-nu-
siasm among the women OF congrega-
.ions. bring every teacher In the sun
day school and pupils Of sunday schools
into the food saving registration cam
raigu. enlist the activity OF me won
ems organizations connected Win
churches 70 activities In food saving.
The clergymeu were asked 90 impress
forciolv upon the women Of their con
rrerations the following recommenda-
tions:
Purchase wisely. lose nothing from
lack OF proper care, serve no more IMAM
hunger demands. serve again tne IN
used portion. preserve IN time o. plenty
against the lean months ahead, save
wheat for France and England oy eat
!ug more corn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-27

IRON mo tribune bureau.
Washington. June 2s Members Of
the exemption boards TO consider ap-
pIications for relief from the selective
NJ.
drait were named Oy president w i-'oH
for New York State and New Jersey to-
night.
The ,arres he e-b- 5;,.,sior- in river
counties ana Soutneas-crn @eN 4o-h
rorfou..
AIRANY COUNTY No Hen-v a.
Ss,iron7F. william y Adey and IT, zane y@n.s.
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r..,r.,. C'-- r,,.r.- n yl.e-- sheriff
ana 800 l,o.--.---.,, r-r.- ~
p, 10 " 81 W ' H.. 5 H. 81
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and d. h9oe-i -..aeI' p.''..''''. r.,...4-
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rams over, cl,r.t.-r vi-orla
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Lan'haI "afd v,ri Dy ' Ps,,it Woodrers
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,,i,i.',., l."F ,,or-,---,- ~, Joeorh ~
p, O"a-'1 - nf,,-.t.,. and d. r. s.
,..r.'' ~ uor-. Crede.,re.
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Jonn j. uefoT, ~. ~ "a " Davis.
Ches tsr,co co1-,,rv 70 George p.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-27
Discuss Railway Ownership

toronto. June -5.-WhIIe Farlla-
mont and people are discussing the big
railway problem a. the country. and
as 70 the proposed increased nation
alizatiou OF the privately operated
lines. the government announces a
surpius OF &1.I37.1i3 on the Inter
colonia railway system. and deficit
Of 81. efs. go on the Natioua. Trans
Railway from Quebec 90
Winning. the latter section running
through vast unpopuiatcd areas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-27
Dynamite Johnny
Buried with Honors
Cuba Sends Wreath for Noted
Filibuster Grave

Representatives Of the CUBAN govern
ment and members Of Excelsior Lodge
+. and A. NJ; Savannah Camp. Spanish
American War Veterans, and the New
York and New Jersey Sandy HOOK
pilots Association met last night m
the Campbell Funeral Chapel. Broad
wav and Sixty-sixth Street. 20 bid o
last godspeed 90 the gallant sou. OF
CaDtain John Dynamite
Observation-Disclosures. gun runner and
sailor
The services were IN charge o. the
Nasons. Following their ritual A. J.
Barranco. representing President Memo
cal of Cuba. spoke Of the man who mad
done so much toward freeing the island
from the rule OF Spain.
The coffin Of solid bronze was the
gift of the Cuban government, which
also sent a large wreath.
Mrs. O'Br.en and her eight children
and many other relatives were present
a. the ceremony.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-27
u. S. Military Orders


IE-uu Tie Tribune --'all
wasaas-oa. June %.
ARMY
Let Colt. CLlD,T G. UfAHN WILLIAM o.
DAVIS FHA>k Co. MAr ipI> uANiEL "a
Ftr.TiAW THOMAS D rANoEErN as
d n..iM IFE.AkriY ra ..1NS,EH IS &c al
WILLIAM D. SMITH C. a. 7rgmo'ea to
ra.Ure.s
Fin. Lieut.. joins p. BETHEL " C.. %
A.r.o.r-. P-a.
Fi-s. lss. THEODORE p BROOKS C..
% Fl, Louis
Fi-., I4--l.s DANIEL 81 CoLHOUN. HoRAcE
. SMITH I- nI Se-0t leu ALBERT
u0I3Us E-gace- % j. g.. assigned IS, Re-.
u.t o. Eaa.e-s. Wlsh,os-o1 Bar-i.ss.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-27
Jesse Williamson Admits
He Embezzled $500, 900

philadelphia. June 26.-Jesse VIM
hanson, I'd. athlete and prominent IN
society. to-day pleaded guilty In court
here TO the cmbezziement Of about
$500. 900 from the Pennsylvania com
pany for the insurance o. lives and
granting OF annuities and rs clients
while serving as secretary Of the com
pany.
Sentence was deferred.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-27
Americans in Britain
Asked TO Enroll for Draft

London. June 26.-Consul General
pobe-t ?. Skinner having received the
necessary forms. has issued an appeal
10 all Americans in the United King
dom liable 70 military service under
the act recently passed By congress
asking them TO register.
Il is estimated taa- the-e are ''o0o
American males Of all ages in the
United Kingdom.