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The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-06-22
CONGRESSMAN COOPER PRAISES NEGROS
LOYALTY; THROWS DOQUETS At
MeRCtR AND MCDOWELL.

Wnen discussing the loyalty
OF the races and their willing
ness to defend and stand by thi.
Government, Congressman Ewd
Cooper, representing the FIft,
wv. Val Congressional Distr,c,
and ably doing so too, paid a de
serving compliment TO the loyal
" OF the black man to his flag
and country by saying that mo,
only has the cOlOred boys beer
loyal IN every crisis in this coun
try but they are now loyal, and |
believe this crisis in our nat,on
will appeal To fairness for the
colored men all over the South
and that better treatment will
be accorded him than ever be-
fore. Because the principles q.
the flag are too sacred TO have Its
meaning longer ignored. Ii is
unfair to ask boy under 2l to
hight, because he has no right Tn
vote, and then 1t would be. for
the same reason, unfair to ask q
colored man TO fight unless he is
gwen the right to vote. This
right to vote is democracy in its
truest form, and as we claim To
be hehtlng for democracy, 1 feel
In the end the colOred race will
De put In a much better light and |
position in the Southern States. .
The Congressman. in an inter
view the other day was loud in
his praise of Mercer and Nc
Dowell counties for their great
showing in oversubscribing TO
the Liberty Loan appeal. He
said: My heart returns joy-
fully to Mercer and Mcdowell |
which have the proud boast and
distinction Of leading all counties
in West Virginia in subscribing
TO this loan, and little BramweD.
with less than ? 600 people has
subscribed per capita TO more
bonds than any place in the u.
3. So you see we didn't only
oversubscribe the draft but we
oversubscribed the lean.
Yes, | am proud Of the fact
that the colored man can be-
counted on TO stand by his gov
eminent and ! want to appeal 20
everyone, don't do less than 70
uphold your past record Of 10y
atty, stand by your country de
spite The class legislation Of Ger
tain Southern States. This is
your country, your government
and your lag so be CONTEXT and
faithful as in the past ard right
will surely win"
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-06-22

There Is more money being
made and put in circulation TO.
day than has been seen or wit
messed In 20 years. Every body
is getting hold Of some money.
Every body 10 going TO work and
a. there Is the best money being
paid today for labor. naturally
makes it easy 10 see men ana
women with hundreds OF dollars
where before they didn't have a
hundred cents-
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-06-22
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The price OF news PRINT and
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help keep a paper = live canrot
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ranting papers 10 cary the news
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that giitsering generality
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use IN the display CT their work,
.'eir service and their bnasted
pve and patriotism. The hrst
md foremrsf deot that ought 20
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You need the paper in yocr hon.
ard you need and ought TO- have
The Mcdowell Times i'm your
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r.. III you owe Us. and you Ger
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oad better pay your subscrIp-
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Just send u our money SO we
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sleep sOundly and at ease wher
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The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-06-22

The women of this city are
waking up and organizing in the
interest Of the Red Cross. The
fact that this Red Cross move
ment is the mercy side of the
great war now going on merits
for the ladies not only of this
place but from all over the coun-
try the highest praise.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-06-22

Mr.. j. u. Norman, OF Ely
horn. vss visiting friends in the
city Sunday and took an active
port IN the corner stone laying
- NJ Chapel Baptist church.
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-14
Sc CELEBRA EN- ROMA LA DE-
CLARACiON DE GUERRA De
:. u. a AUSTRIA

ROMA, Dicienbre t3-Con una
formidable manifestation pablica. tan
graHde como pocas vcces Sc habia
visto en- esta ciudad. Sc celebr6 aaui
Il declaration dc guerra de Estados
unidos IA Imperio Austro. Hunga-o.
f. gobierno declare d5a de fiesta
81 en- que tuvo l-gar Ia manifestation
La ciudad entera fu6 decorada con
banderas de las ~naciones aIiadaS, u
ire las que predominaban la de tia
liza y IA de los Gstados Unidos.
4 las cinco de n tarde. una gran
parada salio de la Plaza Coionna a Ia
Embajada Americana. A la cabeza
de la manifestation iba una graz
banda, y detras m~archaban mas de
eien mil personals.
Formaban en- ella. todas las agru-
paeloneS poIiticas, militares Y civ;les
de Ia ciudad. ninoS de las escuelas.
obreros. en- fin, Ia representation
toda del pueblo romano.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-14

II. !. Brown. IN y"c!no dc cleveland. Tlc
EHr mr!~ilu> GlIyS IN ~COHSumddO DOrFdcho.
-gS amI@Os " UlTIrnic- rreEeTGn que no
;,ula remedio. 81 hermann cpnSulio 2
los HriDreS mcdlCI> de europa, con ID
.sucralzr lie uud"f "ncOntrdr Ago con
Vlc ~curGriU. FIuglIcnir. rue recomenda-
ia ca HE rWiEpl.c QGi!nlcu. Quicn lie do
INA formula s"Crrla ia mlsIna que ala-
wrr' abb .t. y t. ago como teDla uSaIJa-
- g.. sfrvlcrul en- una bp;lca Y Sc Ia do
srrTrf.TE"uI". Los Tc~ultadoS fueron aSOnl-
lrgsu-. IN inaS cIIutaS $emanaS quedO
compartments Curadu. Han paSaGo va
mas Gr pCAu anuS Y deSde cntOnceS no
ia yu"l;u q rrUhar una gotta dc lcor.
.Ahp?J 0cupa IN cmplaO dc lWportdncla Y
'arr los ui, enthusiasts cSfuerZoS por
ayuiar i oIrDS para que aDGndOncn cl
lal.l0 del LcOr. fla cOmpr2nIldO que 10
.ucigr que uucdc haccr - haCcr ptIbiIca
i miSuI formula ron que 81 Sc euro. lie
aUUI In T""cIa: uCurran 4 CUllquicr DO
ira dc HTi.laIa clase Y Obtcngan PolNoS
frugaTaGus he T"SCum prepared TeSci!m
Powders. NcZclcn un pplTO dos YeCcS
IL dl en- Of cafe. L. u ClJlqulcr giro IL
guido. Is In0feusivo. sin SAILOR i sin dior
Y no purde ser deSrublcrt0. Puetc rtSled
lSarlu in tsIr ulGIc 10 Sepa. Una Sc
bora que rc~ricltcmcnic 10 UsG con Su eS-
pusO. dice: vi maridn era una cuba
cUandu oDtlv" los VplvoS. puc> general
mrri" TrrEHgIec!G b0rrUChc de Tres 4
c'ii'gD ScmlIaS srEuidaS. DespucS d"
,i,t. L. pu-r a pCiyU en- el cafe que dia-
r,auIeul" iUmaba. duranlc cgdtro diaS. So
ypiy.j .'mpoTani". Y Gcsle cniOnccS no
Ia yUglin ! lpHuaT n! una >0la C0pa. Y
pre-. Nlr" IGInDirn Quc "a no &c en-
rUenlra al wHi>Ecy 81 miSnIo guS;o de an
les. NO no Ic dire ln que nice para clio.
gcrg CSlgy may igTaioCida pOT esq ayIIda
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-14
Ell General Crozier acusa
al IIiir1iistro dc la Guerra
Dice que Baker es 81 culpable de que>eI
e~iGrcito no este bien equipado

WASHINGTON. D. C.. Diciembre
.I2-El Mayor general Crozier, Jele
dc u ArtiI,ecia, al rendir testimoniO
hoy ante el Comit6 del Senado para
Ia Investigation sobre las p~reDaracio-
mes de guerra, declare que "a res
Donsabilidad sobre las deficiencies en-
.caia perscnaimente sobre el Secre-
Ia adquisici6n de ametralladoras, re-
tar:o de IL Guerra, Mr.. Baker, quien
tuyo a 81 cargo IA prueba y election
entire las De differences tipos. s.
Por csta escascz de ametrailadoras,
las tropas americanas, 10 mismo que
las expedicionarias que las que hacen
practica en- eli pals, han sido provistas
de caNones ex~tranjeros.
Los scnadores del Comit4, forza-
Ton al gcae-a! Cro&:cr. : robusiecer
sus cxplicaciones so5re % QIc Sc Ia
bfa hecho cuando Sc two IL scgu-i-
dad de cue Ia guerra ia q ser dec:a-
rada, ' despuds de clio.
Los ~Senadores declararon tambi6n,
que el!os necestaban ~exp,icaciones
cspecificadas J no generalidadcf en-
.os informes sobrc l. escaseZ de ri
files.
81 general Grazier dijo que el re-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-14

Il cas- t7dzs las ~ciudadcs, ?oaIao:ones = villas de los
Es;ados Unldos hag u..coI2srciaa-c que vende las Grafono-
les y les 2>:s-os COLUMBIA. s; I'd. no guede ezcontrar a
.@o oo@acc@iacss de las COLUMBIA ea 81 vecindad, escriba-
nos G3re2.1--llc soicitaZdo maestro mas reciente cataIogo
gratS; .12rcsS 81 su propio idiona. Este ~catalogo contie-
ne RIA .-.z complies &c "a r2dsica ra&s reciente y de las
Titi72s caGc.oass. Las ca1cio2ea son caat&das en- 81 pro-
po i@;cE.a 3c ID, per los aTssEas mas afar-ados del mln-
do. = -2os-ca cs ejsoutada pc. las mas grandes bandas,
olquGstas y so!stas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-14
No nay esperanzas
de paz, dieen
en- Londres
Los boIslleyiki usau de mas
crHeldad que Ell miSmOCzar

LONDRES, Diciembre 13-En una
extensa revista sobre la s~ituaci0n ge-
neral rusa, enviada al Post, por Su CO.
rresponsal, lie dice que no hay espe-
ranzas de una pronta paz y que al
presente la fuerza es la que decide
TODD.
e. secreto del exito de los bolshevi-
ki. Y de su continuidad en- el control
de IA rituacion en- Russia, esta en- su
politica de energia, en- Ia "mano de
hero" usada contra todos los sospe-
chosos de desafecci6n a SD causa.
Sc dice que entire sus hombres, hay
muchos que pertenecieron a Ia poll
Ga secreta del extinto imperio, : que
clos han contribuido a producer gran
des d!sensiones.
Los procedimiertos de energia asa
dos por los bolshevikis, han h~orrorlza-
do 4 Ia parte occidental de Russia.
Ago que dara idea de czta 'ener.
GIG" rusa para con los s~ospechosos
de d~esafeccion al gobierno revolucio-
mario, es 10 s:guiente. que crispa de
horror: durante lis ultjnas tres scm@-
mas. han s;do sacados de, rio = de- los
cana!es de Petrogrado, mas de siete
mil ~cadavcrcs de personas que han
muerto ahogadas, 4 jGzgar por las
lcsiones q"e Dresentan.
Todos los cuerpos han sido encon-
trados sin ropa, pues que tsta es az
tualmente en Russia de I'm gran valor
: dc dif;cil adquUsici6n. V, que. para
poner en- esta mistariosa tragedia una
EoJa mas aguda. de horror. los CO.
daveres de las mujeres tienen TODD q
2o!o corJado, pues que constitute un
articulo de concrete cue en- Russia tie
ne alto precio, Y Sc Ia ~comerciaGo
con el de las victimas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-14

y 10 ~rccoulendarc TODD 10 que nj sea po-
>Iblc.'
Una schora qu" usO esLa rGceta con
81 cSpOSu. dice: VA vuy en- Ia Cuafia
scnrana Y deSde cnlOnceS mi eSppOS no
la prObaLU una gotta de NADIA .uIic este
Ell rOrma de liCnr. nj usado labacO de
ningHna CIaSc. Me pdrcCS que va Is ia
hpmbrr disilniu dc que era antCS. III
Tcscum la sanado en- mi una enthusiastic
admiFadOrS. 10 rcput0 como Iii cnVlad0
de bios. Nnmas rigIrenSe que nunca ha-
dc IS hOraS. cn muchOS amos, Y aIora Va
he pa>ado un mes desde que tomo Su
Ultima cOpa.' ~
ora ScHCTa agradecida, nos cscribc:
lie UsddO los pOlyoS de ieScum en- nj
cspoSO y he cncontradU que cS rlno de
los mas grandcS remedies del mundO. Ha-
&C. cast CincO >cInanaS que ~ toma y inr
ascEJ!Fa que nUnCa Nuiverd 4 bcbcr. Nj
hOgar VA no me narcCe ell mi>mo Y 10 Va
da m" parcCe dIgna de viyirSc. ESpgro
que miles de- personals Obtcndrdn 10 que
30 he un;cnidO. Este Ia SldO IN DIen
ailU nucvO para mi pOrquc va 10 hay leo
res Ell mi C&S2.'
NuTA. - IN. d~iStinguido Pharmaceutical
cSta teniendO IN cnOrIne consume. Aeon
SeiD q lUdOS los cue GrScen dCSiruir cl
inCrcnSivO, marayillUSO en- SES crcctoS Y
cuGndC - lc muSI"d cl anterior a%rtlculO,
GiiO: Isl. cI TcScum es I'm notable re-
medic para ii hIbiiG de la Deblda. ES
hdbiio del llcor. que Ia pOngan ! prucDa.'
No core listed TlcSg0 con el TcSCum
pnrQUr - vcDdc EaJO garanfia de deVUlu~
ciuu ir tilneru por ". l.. Wagner Drug
Co.. V OtraS DutlcaS de pr!mer3 claSr.
ElIOs le gIrantiZaran cl eXI,O o lie deyOl-
veran Su diDcTO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-14
kALEDINES NO ATACARA
MOSCOW

LONDRES, Diciembre 13.-Lo que
viene a confirn1ar en- parte Ia derro-
ia de Korniloff, es e. ~siguiente in
fcrme sobre Ia actitud del general
Kaledines en- tai evento.
Segun dicha information. el ge-
neral cosaco pretendi6 ir inmedia-
tamente a prestar ayEda a. general
horniloff, pero los empIeados del
f~errocarril Sc negaron Z facilitarle
los carros n~ecesarios para ell trans
porte de u tropas Y q permitirle ell
traficO sobre las Iineas.
Sc cree tambien que ell intento de
los reyolucionarioS, de evitar que las
ciudades rusaS fueran a~bastecidas.
cortandoles Ia comunicaci6necon IL
Siberia, ha fracaSado despuGs de Ia
derrota sufrida por las fuerzas del
General KorniIoff.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-14
Sc desmiente Ia
derrota del Oral.
Korniloff
May contradictorias mott
cias Vienen de Petr0grado

LONDRES, Diciembre 13.-has
ultimas noticias ~recibidas en- esta
ciudad. Y enviadas al post" por su
corresponsal en- Russia, niegan en- 10
absolute que Ell general kornilcff
haya sido derrotado por las fuerzas
del gobierno revolucionario russo, CO.
mo Sc ha yenido asegurando.
Los primeros mensajes sobre el
particular, aSeguraban que el general
Korniloff, en- una batalla ocurrida
cerca de Belgorod, en- Ia parte u
de Suria, no solo habia sidO compile
tamente derrotado, sino que i fuer-
zas habian sido di~spersadas, y el
mismo, herido gravemente. Sc agre-
gaba, que de IN momento Z otro Sc
esperaba su captura.
Estes nuevos informes, vienen 4
desme1tir los anteriores, a~segurando
que fue Korniloff el que derrot6 a
las fuerzas de los ~bolshevikis, Y que,
tras de derrotarlas, siguio su CANT
no hasta ell puntO donde debe unir-
Sc al general Kaledines para iniciar
IA campala sobre Moscow.
Kaleiines Y Eorniloff, de0er&n
unirse e, Noyo Tcherkask.
F. c-o-resrcnsaI envia noticias dcta-
uadas de IL acci6n uyo resultado
es tan discutido, dic!endo que 81
general Korniioff tenia a u 6rde-
nos ,Iro mas de tres mil hon,bres.
formados Dor e!ementos de la famo-
sa division salvaje." de los Caballe-
ros de San Jorge : de los Batalio-
mes de Ia Muerte.
Tambi6n d~isponia de regular can
tidad de artilieria.
Segnn estas not;cias, korn;loff d.
vidi6 fuerzas en- dos rartes. en-
viando una sobre los b~olshevikis. Y
ouedando con Ia otra a Ia especial
tiva.
En- ell primer encuentro. los nom
bres enviados nor Korr;loff fueron
derrotados. Y ertonces los boIshevi-
ks iuzcaron asecurada 81 victoria.
= Sc recoc;iaban con ella, suDonicn-
10 cue b2bian destrlido TODD 81 efec-
two rebelde c1arao 81 m;smo Kor-
niIoff con ro6o 81 rasto do sus tro-
mas one ora Il narte ~nrinc;nal mas
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-14
NO LES CONCEDIERON CART
DE CIUDADANLA

La Cortc Federal Sc neg6 a cor
ceder los primeros papeleS a ST sub
ditos almenanes que los solicitaror.
m~anifestando su intenci6n de hacer-
Sc c~iudatanos de este pals.
Aver el Secretario de Il CorJc.
Campbell, comunic6 = los intecesados
10 acordado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-14

pero que ~ertonces los dichos acanto-
~nam:entos no estaban concludes.
Cuando el ~presidente del Comlte,
Mr. Chamberlain, dijo que no estaba
satisfecho con las explicaciones, Ell
Mayor general Crozier contesto:
-Yo tampoco estoy satisfecho, Pc
70 70 tampoco soy el responsible por
este retacdo.
-Bien, iquien 10 es?, pregunto Ell
.Scrador Chamberlain.
FL Secretario de la Guerra, con
test6 ell Mayor General.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-06-27

(As . volunteer In France. Mrs.
Davis got vivid impressions Of the
part Americas great hunasitasisa
agency has pisysd and Il to play in
the world wsr.) ~
In the noasy thst 10 peuriss out
TO meet the demand Of the Amsrieas
Red Gross for 500. .Oo0. 900 there srs
memories. devotiGps. tributes.
Tire Sign Ct the Red Cross. 70 Que
who has worried under II. calls W
countisss images. somstimss It u Old
shoss-shosa " cid that they lot ID
tile mud asd wsisr ri the trenches.
The owners. coming In o. stsetehsss
and In stockiassd fsst. guard them
protectiasly. thinkias they must Do
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-06-27
YOUNG OFFICER HAS
RAPID RlsE IN RANK

LONDON. June 37.-The present
var has seen some rapid prooosjona
among o0csrs. but probably the nosa
rapid is that Of b. c. Frsyburg. Who.
at the age Of -. has besa sasettsd
temporary brisaaies gsasfal.
Born In New 1saianA. Freyburs
vas twice wounded IN 0allipoli.
whore hs Won the AistingulsAeA SER
vice order for SWIMMING asAors h The
Gulf OF 8aros and vas meatjeaed u
lispateAss dsaliag with the svaeua-
don OF that place.
He woa the Victoria Croes when
leading the naval brigade at Bean.
eosrt last Novs0bss. was wounded
lour times duriag that battls. and
vas Injured during the operations ai
Antwerp.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-06-27
SENATE AGREES
on AMENDMENTS
ACTION IN ExrMrED M rVH.
VENr DEl.AY N MOD l.Et,lal.A.
rsOx AND ACTION NJ sHNArE
ON ESMO CONTROL n,l.L

WARRINGTON. ~ e.. June az
The senate agricultural comm.tter
has agreed upon an amendment In
the sovsraenCa food coatro, bill to
extend the governments coa,roi to
iron. steel. petroleum. farm tmple.
menta. home products and other
amendments agreed oa 10 provide q
bill which shall, not apply to farmers.
gardeners. atockraiscrs aud 10 pro-
ducts raised on tho owners land.
The bill shalt not give the food al.
minis,rator power to imposr ,ndivid.
aAi rationM or regulate meals. II an.
other amendment agreed On, These
amendments will remove much oppo.
sitian 10 the food bill
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-06-27
SAGE TEA TURNS
GRAY HAIR DARK
irs GR.ANDAsOrmER's Rt;CirE n,
HIRING mack COLOR AND i.Cs.
TRE TO HAlR

That beautiful. even shade Of dark.
glossy hair can only b. had by brew.
Ing \ mixture Ut Sage Tea and Sui
phur. Your hair IL your charm. I,
makes or mars tho face. When II
fades. turns gray or stsesked. Just IN
application or two os aaxs and Sui.
phur enhances It's appearance . hun.
dred fold.
Don't bother To prepare the mix
ture: you eau get this famous old
recipe Improved by the addition oi
other ingredients for so rcnts \ large
bottle. all ready for use. II ID called
wysth's Sage and Sulphur Compound
This can always be depended upon Ia
bring back the natural color and ius.
trs Of your hair.
Everybody uses "wycth'x" Sage
and sulphur Compound now because
II darkens NO naturally and evenly
that nobody eau tell Il has br~n ap,
piled. You simply dampen sponge
or soft brush With II aud draw this
through the hair. taking one smail
strand at time: BY morning the gray
hair has disappeared. and after an.
other application Il becomes bea a.
fully dark and appears glossy and ias.
trous. This rcsdy-to.ase preparation
Ii q delightful toilet regulate for
those who desire dark hair and a
youthful appearance. II II not In.
tended for the cure. mitigation or
prevention of disease. ADV.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-06-27
oREooN AGRICULTURAL. cot.

L1"S' Oorss"ss' June s"a ao's
sale Injury to roots OF caeeass aud 70
ndtshes By . small white mAegoe b
reported daily to the eatomosoey ds-
partmeat At D. A. c. Professor Low.
EFT. entomoloGise at the Orseea az.
Pel'ment ''s''o" a'.eusses S"e Pes'
anu ''s S0o''o' - 'os'
The adult OF the cabbage and rad.
isA maeeot b . small. brown. hump.
backed ay. little more than one-half
the stse OF . houseay. Those atee
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-06-27
MEXICAN OFFICERS
FORM As PR|vATtS

MEXICO CITY. Juno ?7-As there
are now many more eorporais and ser.
Eeants than are needed In the Mex.
lean army. those In excess Of the re-
quired number will be formed into
special regiments and batallions ssrv.
Ing A. prtvates. but with the same pay
as they now receive. This force Will
bs known rs the Legion of Honor.
and will be commanded BY oaicers
who have distinguished themselves
during the campaign Of the last four
years.