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Order

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so-R. C. Mccarthy. 50} f. Twentieth. .l75
.s:-Temple T. Nunnaiiy: 3tii Deeatur....l
7?e-John W. Godsey. 400 W. eleventh 20S
HS-fildred d. jordan. 1902 Stockton.....?? i
so1s-R I:uttreli. 70 Bainhridge......:i?
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reserve corps-Kenneth G. Caughman.
Columbia. S. c.; Claude NJ. Tolar. Cedar
Grove. c.
Second lieutenant. fold artillery. ON
GERS reserve corps-Edward L. Junkin.
Lexington. Va.
viii be assigned to duty with the
regular army:
Second lieutenant. Infantry. officers
reserve corps-Christopher Jones. Lit
tie Switzerland, n. c.
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GERMAN GOVERNMENT
TO ISSUE EXPLANATION
LRy Associated Press

BY Associated Press]
COPENiIAGEN. August 13.-Thc CO.
loGne Gazette says the German gov
eminent Will issue soon an explanation
OF the telegram said TO have been sent
by Empei or William to President Will
son in August, 1914. and mentioned In
the memoirs of James w. Gerard the
former American ambassador at Berlin.
The Gazette publishes the text OF the
Emperor's telegram as given to the
public by Mr.. Gerard
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No.


Order Serial
No. No.
cj22-Frcddlc A. Ross. Forest Hill ...........
:62+-Ma,on a. Dyson, l7?5 l5ainbridgc...... 6
1Sl3-Hezekiah Ferrali. ll2i y. Seventeenth. Is
2IsI-B +. Bowler. l2l5 +. Broad. II
l572-John Harris 1906 Observation-Disclosures. 20
33i-B +. Rogers Y NJ. G. a.. 7th < Grace %
so9-Elmcr II. BigGers. lll4 Decatur........ 70
cl66-W: l.. Harrison. 3S0i Stockton......... 81
l37-William a. Griffin 3oi h. Gracc....... A.
S sc Cluirborne !Se y; fifteenth.... 20
45II-Arthur F. Ramsey 325 p. Franklin. z
is&-wiliie /. Williams. $isE: Eleven! H.: g
:23-Lcslie o. Thompson. soi Ercrc,t.......ii 2
1Hl-william Harris. 8 Exchange Place. .lii
Go2-George. G Schultz. iQi cowardin Ave ~
379-F. NJ. Kanary. III r. Clay..............l7i
210I-Robcrt jackson. ISIS Dccatur..........IS7
Z9s-John Z. Coluuitt. SIS S. Fifth..........iSs
l769-WIlie J.. GigEetts. 1907 T.. Turpin.... .l03
l647-Harry IL. Burkctt, 302 w. Seventh. isi
2397-Neal w. wammack. 2s0s Decatur. =. 200
c00s-E: VI. Williams. I'll =. Eighteenth. .oa
2ill-Charies H. brown. 4oll Lawson =. 200
9S2-Russcl Farmer. 800 l.. Eighth.......... C5
1S3l-David Peterson. 50T n. Seventeenth. 2la
lSss-Gus GoldberS;, So3 r. Grace, 2ls
lMS-Wiiton r. Rodwcll 32i s. Third 49,. 242
2577-Pinkncy p: Gordon. 1910 DECATUR. 246
l2il-Luke j. Hogan. 22s S. Fffth.........25 $50
lN1-Dantc Rtghini. 1871 Z. Broad ........ asl
2t-James r. Grant. $500 Hull s6i
lsS-Erank Durham. 1905 IL T.. Leigh. c6s
l79l-T. Il. wlbournc. 30l r.. Seventh. 20
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COMMISSIONS GRANTED
AT FORT SMELLING
fBy Annotated Press.

fBy Associated Press.l
WASHINGTON. August 13.-Men
training at the Fort Smelling. Mimi.
officers camp who have been awarded
commissions include:
Second lieutenant. field artillery. off,
GERS reserve corps-Ben II. Briscoe.
Port Gibson. Miss.
First lieutenant. adjutant- generals
department. national army-cecii c.
Bean. Chattanooga.
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Failed 70 R.uis,.y.

Preston Robertson. coiorad. agad
twenty-ninc. OF Mapning. q, c.. hAs
been held for tho October term oil
tho United StateR District Court tor
faiiure 10 register. Robertson de.
clares that he lived on farm, tina,
ne could not read. and that ha kps~
nothing at all about repatriation.
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=
might and main in July. 1915. to pre-
vent war"
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CALLED INTO SERVICE
List Of Those In Division 3 Who Have
Not Been Exempted or
Discharged.

The list of persons called into the
service Of the United States IN Divi-
sion No. and not eXemp- d or dis
charged isl as follows
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-14

To-day we want to
flag your attention to
our TRUE BLUE Serge
Suits at $4,000 and up.
A Blue Serge in sum-
mer is as necessary to
a man as a flag to a
ship. Fast colors, full
lined, one-half lin e d,
one-quarter lined, one
eighth lined.
They'll be so much
higher in price next
summer that they'll be
regarded as a luxury!
Better take the tip!
Blue Serge Suits for
boys, $3.50 up.
.@E@ Z
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CoRRECTs EXCESSIVE THIRST

HorSford'h Acid Phosphate
Relieves the parchcd throat and mouth
and prevents the dry feeling duo to heat
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EXEMPTED OR DISCHARGED
Division No. .'nnouncen List OF Cases
Disposed of. Subject to
AppcnI

The list of persons already exempted
or discharged in Division No. 3, fol-
lows. subject to appeal to the district
board:
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NO SUCH MESSAGE
SENT BY KAISER,
PAPER ASSERTS

CONTINUED from First paEc.)
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V!RGINlANS SELECTED
FOR SECOND TRAINING
SCHOOL AT FORT MYER

CONTINUED from First PaEe.)
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-11-17
l'!ARMNIII.E NEWS.

Farmville, Va, Nov. 10.-Friday
morning in the public school No.
every one who went through it saw
a scene of marvellous beauty and
bounty. This was the second fair
FOR the farms and schools Of Prince
Edward and it was indeed grand
one. The farmers from every sec
ton OF the county came Thursday
with the best that their farms had
produced.
They brought a wealth Of products
peerless and perhaps without parallel
at county fair. The teachers and
housewives brought their work and
decorated the walls Of every room so
beautifully.
Friday morning the building was
packed with people from every part
or the county to see the exhibits
Everybody expected an unprecedented
exhibit and nobody was disappointed
Corn. the king Of the season, crop
seeds, hay Of great variety, tobacco,
pumpkins, turnipS, potatoes of all
sizes, peppers, peanuts and all that
the farms can yield were to DO seen
in great numbers
The housewives did their best in
cans, jars and bottles of jcllies, pre-
serves, pickles and canned goods.
The school children showed much
skill with the use OF the needle and
their fingers had cut and fashioned
into shape many artistic designs. We
congratulate Mr. j. w. Lancaster for
his great work and success has
crowned his efforts.
Among the friends from other
parts OF the State who made inter-
csting remarks were Prof. George e.
Owens, of Virginia Normal and In
dustrial Institute, Petersburg, Mr..
Pearson, Of Hampton and Miss Lizzie
a. Jenkins, Of Hampton.
Miss Mundy, who is teaching at
the Virginia Normal and Industrial
Institute was here Friday and Sat
nrday. We were very glad to sec
her.
Rev. Jacob Randolph had a large
crowd out Sunday to tho Grace Street
Baptist Church to witness baptizing.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-11-17
MIDDLESEN COUNTY NOTES.

MiddlcscN, Va, Nov. 13.-Zion
Branch Baptist Church had a rally
last Sunday. Rev. Levi Thomas, a
student of the Virginia Union Uni
vcrSlty preached an excellent sermon
IN the morning. Subject, Let Your
Light Shine" In the afternoon,
Rev. l.. G. Johnson, pastor of the
Lebanon Baptist Church preached
from the text, ltomans I:16, Il am
not ashamed Of the gospel" Ho
preached Il stirring sermon. Amount
raised was about fifty dollars. Rev.
II. T. Harris is pastor.
The ordination of Deacon Thomas
Wormlcy and Junius Cook took place
last Sunday at the First Baptist
Church. Harmony Village. Rev. w.
p. Darlington, d. d., pastor.
A rally was also held at the st.
Paul Baptist Church, Rev. II. e.
Green, pastor.
Next sunday there will be a grand
rally at the Shiloh Baptist Church,
Rev. j. r. Henderson. -. D.. pastor
Mr.. Benjamin Ellis, who was
stricken with paralysis some time ago
died last Friday near Saluda. Fun
cral services and burial took place at
the Antioch Baptist Church, Of which
he was member. Rev. j. w.
Tyncs. B. ID. OBLIGATED. Mr.. Ellis
will be greatly missed in the COM
munity.
Attorney ]. Thomas Hewin, head
OF the Shepherds and Daughters, of
Richmond, Va. will be at the In
manuel Baptist Church on the fourth
Sunday in this month
Mr.. w. e. Green has named his
gasoline boat, "Olga Lee"
Wedding bells are again ringing.
Somebody near Streets is interested,
but who? TO keep up with the news
subscribe for The Planet. Boydc
sells 'cm.
Mr.. II. y. Williams, who has been
On the sick list is out again.
Rev j. w. Tynes, B.. D., Mr.. J.
T.. Jones, Mr.. Junius Cook and Miss
Leila South are recent subscribers to
The Planet.
With the less" days we are now
facing the swectless or sugarless days
owing to the scarcity of sugar here
about, We are not grumbling. Any
sacrifice to win the war.
bachelors are having their second
chance. Some are making good, so
far
Mr.. Royc Holmes has recently pur-
chased a new buggy. Now he has
no opposition at the big house on
the road to Warmers
ANOTHER PROPHET ADDED.
We hear preachers as they warn
us to flee from sin and tell us that
God will deal with sinners, but if
something don't turn up at once we
let it go. Long before the United
States entered the war the Rev. j.
A. Martin, b. D., who was then pas
tor OF the Lebanon Baptist Church
prophcsicd that God would bring a
punishment to this people on account
of sin. Little thought was given to
his plea to get right with God, but
now they are remembering his say
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-11-17
n excellent preacher.

an excellent preacher.
At three p. NJ the Roy. w NJ.
Colbert, pastor OF Sweet Union Bap-
tist Church preached a wonderful
sermon. At eight p. NJ. the service
began in the form Of covenant ANA
Communion service. The covenant
meeting lasted thirty-fivo minutes.
and was indeed quite spiritual Ten
new members were fcllowShippcd
into the church. The Lords Supper
WAS then administ cred by the pastor.
M. G. b., Church Reporter
We are glad to welcome home
again, Miss Julia Hunt, who has been
in Fortress Monroe, Va. for the past
three and a half months. She re-
ports rs having had an excellent time
LITTLE WILLIE'S LETTER.
lie who courts and goes away
May so counting another day.
SO says willard, and I expect he
is right. Poor Little Willie has not
been married because no one loves a
tat man, but he is feeling better
now that he sees others being left
alone in this cold. cruel world, with
no one to love them and Winter com
ing, too. What will Willard do with
all the candy he wins on the punch
board? But he will find some one
to eat him up-I mean his candy.
Let him call. girls, you will have
p'enty candy for the winter and then
you're sure to get husband in the
Spring. There Is time in every
mans life when he meets some one
who gets the best Of him from the
start. We had the pleasure Of meet
ing a lady last week with "eycs
divine.' We wont tell who. but
believe me, she has some eyes, and
we have in our short life, seen some
eyes, but never before any like these.
Any man should be proud to have
such eyes look with favor upon him.
| had one good look into those eyes
that haunt me still. OF course,
never forget that no one loves a fat
man, so what's the use! Oh! What's
the use?
Mr.. c. f. Brooks, Prof. w. A.
Gillian, DR.. T.. D. Downing, Mr.. G..
Tiffany Tcliver and Little Willie were
the guest Of Judge Penn last Sunday
afternoon and Judge took the party
to Fincastle in his big seven passen-
ger Chandler, where Rev. DR.. Down
ing delivered an address at tho Red
'loSS tdlly
The party enjoyed the trip and re-
turning to the city Mr. Brooks told
the Judge he might ask his guest in
for supper. The Judge replied not
while bcefsteak is forty cents q look.
Going some, Judge.
At the Hampton Theatre this week
Anita Bush Company, one Of the very
best companies on the road, is draw
ing crowds nightly. This is strictly
a high class company in every way
Each member star in his or her
own line. This truly is great
company.
Don't forget. Help the Red Cross
that's helping our boys. We must
help protect them while they are
preparing to protect us, our country
and our homes. Then buy life
insurance policy on yourself and
family. Get it from tho N. G.. Mu-
tual and Providcnt Association, Of
Durham, N. G. See Crowcll or Reed.
They represent the strongest old
line, legal reserve Negro insurance
company in tho world. See them.
Together let lis swcetly live. to-
gcther let us sweetly live. Who wants
to die? But, "Be yc also ready"
LITTLE WILLIE.
Madison Stanfield tho Agent for
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On Leigh and Clay streets, with
modern improvements. Apply to
BRAGG BROS. e CO., SOC North
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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-11-17

ings. We have been taught that the
preachers are Gods messengers.
and when this cometh To pass, 90.
it will Gomez then shall they know
that Il prophet hath been among
them," Ezekiel 1898.
BACHELOR
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-11-17
AccOnac News.

Miss Oracle Ayers, Of Machipongo,
and her sister, Miss Abbic Ayers, of
New York were the guest of Mrs.
Emma Heath and Mrs. Mary Pitts,
near Belle Haven, Va.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-28
Kind Acts Make the Blind See.

have mover prayed since sonny was
born
have lost more than my faith in
praNrr- have lost my fafth tn ne
i'm love. in cod Sursv 30 cod would
De- sr cruel as 90 make my moor little
Innocent boy pay for th, sina 81 hts
Efandmntner and grnndfather II is
not God hut ncnd that has charge
ovar 49,
Margtcf J am almost beside my
self and ! nave 10 keen IN The ar
pcarance ~ caim when chad 81
around. i"f Tao i~ lto mailman
W hat DO YOU think ne proposed to
iHe "lh'i nItht was mat 20
sb'N.h pui hahf ana h'mseN "ut "f
"u are Young, Molp".' he said.
ana vow VIII forget ana he happA
s@Aln. hit N"b '"nn"t he happy %
w. 'ol~''nt t'ln'-ph'ie of dtSp"i r
that must surround Nou ss long as
Tho boy and J are ai.yc And have
ntoNFht vow mus " NE. ought 60
heNr hn.M wHs -'t aside ior the
sPor, We goa ih"i hll VINO On
leIeo " .l' were mAfhed Tor mis-
cry nn/ unhaplhnes-
~ mas Wy ih"h' donf TOT
nc y hh, hAr d"nr TOT those I
~ .'n't lN'He in' ana them more
yIApP1 llln nsNe ,.Nta
: Nv 'ut' pc N'uio h'
npCh '' 't were "Nt "f the
WVr ~ '''n ~ W"ulH ~ . nc"n
inHsn b"tt'' "ed never entered it
Mh hl' , t''h ih"' ~ spa ne
nAh hfNH in wy HrI.r Hht ihfd % on
~ '"N, W. VIZ hh' linh or my
h,"sldt "hfn h' -P"N'' ipse ~ that
"i NY n'S n" 2. A't narplN "n-
eon -. ni W.. t1'tc1t w winch ~"
,n' rl.,o ." M" men
nr"l. - ~" VIZ un'hihR Wy ngth.
~, ailn ~ nlnh Hno IN" chlld
" ',' ivy .il''"''N y" protect ana
"MarEie. ! told chad thgt not o.
give up tho ioy We had had together
tho bliss 20 having hir hefidr inc
Tho only thinE 9"ar heart that
makes this hentnhle ie That have
YOU ~ h"ip ms boar o. snia
hut don YOU sec Moiie. he
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-28

have had letter from Moiie.
little book. and 10 just seems 90 ne
as mo must 80 home 90 her
II suppose someone has written
you. DEAR &argir. about my beautiful
boy You can ga some way realize ml
despair for your hopes were blasted
whom sonny WAS born dead on
MarEie. how 7 wish my hoy had been
dead when he Was horn
"No 7 could nDf let him do Now
7 want 80 hold him forever IN my
arms IA make hlm sec thru ny ev"e
Margfc. I remember your say INK Fuu
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-28
Sugar Market

Sugar Detroit wholesale prices.
Crystal domnoea. 2-lb ST. 80 do. s.
ID $3.50 enaie tanIet- sif 90. cut
loaf SO e5 cubes So To- hNNv pow
dered $3.50. standard powdered.
fs45, GRADUATED. extra COARSE Ylf1.
81 90 crystal domino gran. lh and
bib cartons. IN cases 900 crystal
domino gran IT 4 cases fq50. dla-
mond A. t9l0- confecttoners' A. IS e6.
= " 50 70 :, 1880. SO q $50 80.
10. 81 20. No II, 81 G5 80 i2. $3.50:
No ~ SIS 40 "a $500 40 IS
s. 30. n0n-caking mixture $40. beet
gfAnulatcd $3.50 per 700 lbs house
hold powd i5s "a a. case sass do.
A. 70 case. g. per case.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-28
Mother of 10 Seeks DiDOrce;
BiQneS Booze for Trouble

Suit for divorce was hled In the
circuit court. Thursday by Mrs ~
len Marsh. who declares IN The bill
that her husband spends too much
money for booze
TIE couple have been married IS
years. according 20 The bill and
have 30 children They owned
small home near lakewood. and
when real estate values increased
by leaps and bounds FL thar local
ity they sold and bought a couple
uf houses near Detroit
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-28

The woman declares that her
husband collects The rents and
spends most OF The money for
liquor. returning home after rent
collecting trip invariably very IN.
toXicated He drives the children
out OF the house and otherwise dis
turhs the peace Of the household.
according 20 the bill
Judge Murphy granted tempo
rory injunction restraining the man
from collecting rents or disposing
~ the property pending the hearing
OF The divorce suit
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-28

Cam
@
week fought
Machine built Lis
established Bombs grenades and all
possible
viii instructors trench warfare
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-28

These Of them graduates Of Fort be
godsend the
onetrs Their Is nearly extra FIRST lieutenant for each line
company o infantry which have particularly
rank These specially trained additions
officers
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-28

NEW YORK. Sept. q Leaving
lis children grandchildren and
greaterandchildren R8hbl Barnett
Wollnsky IS dead today M the rpe
old axe NJ ite wears He has h8~
three wiy' BE moked al his
life. bur mover drank
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-28

339th ~
ieutenants Wilbur William
McNbb W
Sliby. Chester l. IIewelyn +
7 A.
Cyril
Iashe The
Erickson O7rn
wl William Faihust
T. n hler
Earl Tppe r w Wright Rey.l
nolds H. L. Bell
kehe Howard Morley Robert Quick Sheffield
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-28

About officers belong varsity
of them are former college and OF Them national
include The
Watkins on ehgen} BoEe tdchean kennedE Ngbn oehm Mch
Uehl
Geoscown1 beprao on A. 60 McNamaIa tNen Kuebler cpon
Thompson
Wisconsin tauam (Rpon MabbH ddaho Costello Georgetown
the
oNe 09msp Miller on - ward lGeorgco~n Kenyon Case).
Nelson minnesota
upon) Lathropc Cachgan) Boyle panel OCalaghan
A. D..
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-28
POLICE SURE
THEY HAVE
STAY
Try To Fasten Lam
born Crime On Pair
Under Arrest

The police are firm no tho belief
that Philip Sainsrdi and Twain
Marsella. the pair arrested. Wednes.
day evening. in Michisan-aye sa-
loon, are thc men who shot Louis
Lamborn. second hand dealer no 40
rs Micmgan.aYcs wednesday after
noon In The rear of his store Lam
born died several hours later In Re.
crylng hospital
Tho pair admit being acquainted
Hith lambcrn and having had
trouble with him on previous occa
sinns The police believe thcy shot
iiamhorn because ho tipped the
police several time to the where
abouts OF men wanted ON robbery
charges II was AZ first believed
thar Iamborn had been robbed and
then shot, huf considerable
amount OF money was found on thc
siCtim following The shooting
Eight other- were arrested IN con
n''on with The crime. and are sim
being held AS n is believed ihcN
are AN members ~ a gang Of crooks
making their headquarters in that
locality ----
Salinardi was identified by Lam
horn In the hospital asthe man who
shot him The dyine man'Was Just
able 10 utter 'That the man that
shot mo n had gun | would
hoet him
Marsella was also taken 20 Tie
hospital bur LambOrn was too Far
gone 20 identify him
Lamborn Was shot az 4 O'Clock
while throngs % shoppers were
passing his place TWO men came
into his place and asked 10 see q
stove lie was showing them thru
the back part OF the store. he said.
when one OF them pointed q To
volver al him struggle ensued
during which he merchant got the
better of his assaiiant The other
man seeing his partner being
beaten. drew a revolver and fred a
shot into the merchants abdomen
Lamborn staggered into drug store
two doors away and physicians were
summoned
Salinard gave his address as SO
of1 Third ST. while Marseila said
So lived M 40 3S7 Fairview-ave.
Investigation proved that the men
never lived at these addresses
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-28

NEW HAVEN. Conn. Sept e.
Yale has given 1000 under graduates
and 40 professors 20 war. 10 was re-
yealed to-day when the university
opened for its autumn semester
Two thousand are registered. in.
Guiding 500 fres hmon This is only
two-thTds az normal registration.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-28
A Bit OF Gridding.

VIE division football team PrbabH viii play m nrst game saiurd
grtders Probably the
go viii Do staged here hs team has lost LOT Of caste
General Dcamar decided do TO have
National
Therefore
OF their but viii l thr Battle Greek
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-28

FNT"H FFtUh NHdTNI
CHAR ESToN w Va Sent o.
-Philandcr Knox Jr, son OF the
former secretary of state. is mar.
ried today 20 Miss Josephine Pool
This Is KNOX second marriage His
FIRST ended at Reno
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-28

MANY Of lhe uniformed men were eyeu permits to visit
dr Practically an un' heard some o q lectures by officers
Late tho soldiers
house and did laundry The officers
selves schools
the schools
of the artillery brigade This
finest o
horse arineyman pro