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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-08-28
MANDAN BOXER SUFFERS
INJURY IN ACCIDENT
Billy Ryan In Automobile Tipovsr on
Country Road and Machine Gets
the Decision.

Billy Ryan, Mandan boxer, whose
showings with Sailor" Roy Benson
and Harry kid" Hale of Fargo, and
Smithy Weltz of Jud have endeared
him to lovers of the fistic art
Il in the Morton county seat. suffered
minor injuries when an automobile
In which he and number of friends
were riding turned turtle on coun-
try road south OF Mandan. The ma
shine landed on top of Ryan, getting
the decision.
The other occupants were unin-
lured.
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NoTIcE 70 coNTRAcToRs.

Bids addressed to A. B. Field, Town
Clerk, Forest River, N. Oak will be
received up to noon Of Wednesday,
September 9Th. for the construction
OF a brick Town Hall building at
Forest River. n. D.. to be completed
by Nov. 18th, 1917. Certified check
for per cent Of the bid will be re-
quired. Plans on file at the Office of
the Builders Exchange, Fargo, N.
Oak, Builders Exchange. Grand
Forks, N. D., Forest River State
Bank, Forest River, N. D., and at the
Office Of the Architect, II. e. Wins
low, Grand Forks. N. ID. The Town
reserves the right to reject any or
all bids.
A. b. FIELD, Clerk.
(Aug. 25-27-2S-29-3 0-S1. Sept. 1-2.)
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sox CsaIn FuII Game.

Chicago, Aug. 2S.--Chicago gained
full game on Boston in the pennant
race Monday, by shutting out New
York, to 0, while Detroit defeated
Boston. The locals are now three
games ane est s1 "a .S nanaed he
walked Felsch, Gandil and Schalk, and
Manager Rowland then sent in Eddie
Murphy as q pinch hitter for Cicotte.
He singled to right, sending Felseh
and Gandil home. Schalk, who had
gone to third, then scored on a wild
pitch. Score:
R.H.E
New York ..... 900 600 1000 S /
Chicago $500. 600 900 30x-3 s /
Batteries - Shawkey, Cullop and
Alexander, Nunamaker; Cicotte, Fa-
Der and Schalk.
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St. Louis Winner in Competitive
Military Drill in American League.
tBy Associated Press.1

Chicago, Aug. 28.-Members of
the st. Louis club are winners of the
competitive military drill of the
American league. Lieut.-Col. Ray
mond Sheldon, u S. A. who re-
viewed the clubs last week, an
nounced his decision Monday. The
players will be presented with $500
by President Johnson of the Ameri-
can league. The army sergeant, who
drilled them, win get 500.
Second place was given to the
Washington club and third place to
Cleveland. Chicago was awarded
fourth place, Boston fifth, Detroit
sixth, New York seventh and Phila-
delphia eighth.
The competition was judged &C
cording TO military standards.
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ATTENDANCE IS GOOD.

Hutchinson, Kan, Aug. 2S.-Farm
ers are the chief supporters of the
Hutchinson club of the Western
league. Jack Holland, owner of the
club, who was dubious about moving
his club here from st. Joseph, is
highly pleased with the crowds.
Holland did not believe the rural
population would attend. Farmers
within a radius of 100 miles motor to
the weekend games.
Hutchinson claims to be the
smallest city in Class A baseball.
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OPEN GRAND SEPT. 8
Carl j. Deeh, Well Known Bowler
To Manage Alleys.

The Grand bowling alleys will be
opened on Labor day. Sept. 8, with
Carl j. Dech, better known as Char
ley Dech, as manager.
Dech is one of the most popular
members of Fargo's bowling frater-
nifty. He was a member of the Alex
Stern & Co. team, champions in the
City Bowling league last winter,
and with Harry Ware bowled into
sixth place in the doubles at the
American Bowling congress at Grand
! Rapids, Mich.
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News From World Of Sport
CrookSton Motorcycle Club
Issues Challenge To Riders
OF Mtnddk Motorcycle Club

The crookston Motorcycle a
Moorhead riders
Labor
a fol a of $500.
is
and onepo
fair
Of ]. E.
secretary or before 81"
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WILL NOT pEFENp TITLE.

Chicago, Aug. 28.--Robert M
simpson Of tine University Of Mis-
sonri worlds champion hufdIer. con.
firmed reports Monday night that he
will not defend his honors In the
national A. A. u. meet to be held in
ST. Louis starting next Friday.
Simpson enrolled as a student Of
ficerl at Fort Sheridan Monday.
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Grasshoppers
Moving West

Bowman. n. d. Aug. 2S.-During
the past few weeks large clouds OF
grasshoppers have been seen pass
ing over Bowman, going westward.
They are thought to have come into
the country from South Dakota. Eff
forts are being made to have. the de-
partment OF agriculture make an In
vestigation.
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De PALMA ENTERS THREE.

Chicago, Aug. 2s.-Ralph De
Palma, the noted italian driver
Monday night entered three automo-
bile races to be decided at the speed
way on Labor day. Although he has
competed in four of the six races
held at the Chicago track. De Palma
never has carried away the winners
share of the purse.
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WINS TWO CHAMPIONSHIPS.
CBy Associated PresS.)

Chicago, Aug. 2S.-Miss Thelma
Darby, a 14-year-old girl from In
dianapolis, Ind, won two cham
pionships at the A. A. u. champion
ship swimming meet held at the
South Shore Country club Monday.
She won the 100-yard event for girls
in 1925. and the 220-yard event for
girls in 3:35.
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EXAMINE NORTHWEST LIFE

Bismarck, N. D.. Aug. 2S.-The
Northwest Life Insurance Co, of
mission to do business in North Da-
kota, and a joint examination of the
company now is in progress at Aber-
deem. where A. r. Aslakson. deputy
insurance commissioner, is represent
ing North Dakota.
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Mix HE and Error.

Philadelphia, Aug. 2S.-Hard hit
ting In the seventh inning, aided by
errors by Hornsby and hits gave
Philadelphia the victory over st.
Louis Monday. The visitors pounded
Mayer hard. Hornsby, of st. Louis,
made three singles and b double in
four times at bat Score:
r. H. e.
st. Louis .... 600 ola O00-4 12 4
philadelphia -. 600 900 60x-6 0
Batteries-Horstman Doak, Ames
and Snyder; Mayer. Bender and KILL
fer, Adams.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
standinE Of the clubs.
brown Arc Shuf nnf.

st. Louis. Aug. 2s.-SeiboId held St.
Louis to four hits and Philadelphia
shut out st. Louis Monday. Seibold's
support was perfect. Not a ST. Louis
player got beyond second base. Score:
r. H. E.
Philadelphia %. 010 002 203--8 ii o
st. Louis 1890. 900 900 1000 4 o
Batteries - Seibold and Schang;
Sothoron, Molyneux and SEVERED.
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CHANGE NAME TO SAINTS.

tBy ASSOcIdIeu Ftess.J
ST. Joseph, No., Aug. 2S.-The
Saints" is the new name Of the st,
Joseph club of the Western league,
When Ed Hanlon transferred the
Sioux City club here, patrons Of the
game concluded that the old name
of "Drummers,' was q hoodoo.
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ply shorteat Gnme.

Brooklyn. Aug. Is. - Brooklyn
punched single, a triple and home
run in the first inning and a triple, a
double and four singles in the fifth of
Mondays game, with Chicago, driving
Douglas out of the box and winning.
TO l. The game lasted one hour and
here. Score:
R.H.E.
Chicago ........ 900 900 1901 s
Brooklyn $500. 500 Gao O0x-7 ii o
and Elliott, Dilhoefer: Coombs and
Miller.
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One Big Inning EnOugh.

Boston, Aug. 28.-Errors by Smith,
of Boston, paved the way for the
scoring of all four Cincinnati runs
Monday, while Boston's two runs OF
Regan were earned. After the fourth
Tyler was given good support, and
was not hit safely. Score:
R.H.E.
Cincinnati .. 003 100 0O0-4 8 1
Boston ........ 600 020 O0O-2 8 3
Batteries-Regan and Wingo; Tyler
and Tragesser.
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,Tfgera FTlt nnd win!

DeLFoIL, Aug. ZS.-DetrOIt punched
hits of Ruth Monday and defeated
Boston, to /. Hits by James, Cobb
and Veach, a base on balls to Witt and
a wild throw by Lewis gave Detroit
three runs In the fifth and two more
came in the eighth on a base on balls
and a home run by Burns. Score: &
Boston ......... O0Oe 01O O0O-I 4 /
Detroit ....s... 600 ESQ O2x-5, s q
Batteries - Ruth and Thomas;
James and Stanage.
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MAY MOVE JoPL IN! CLUB.

Joplin, Mo-. Aug. 2s.-Unless at
tendance picks up in Joplin, Manager
Davage, owner of the local Western
league club. plans to move to another
city next season. Joplin started the
season with record breaking crowds.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
(By Associated Press.l
standing of the Clubs.
snInta WIN Final Game.

st, Paul. Aug. 2S-In a listless
game ST. Paul won the final game of
the series from Toledo Monday. I to l..
Griner pitched steady ball and was
never in danger. Catches by Duncan
and Evans featured. Soldier McGav-
ock, from Fort Smelling, caught for
the visitors, Sweeney and Bresnahan
both being out through injuries.
0oote R.H.E.
Toledo .......t 600 OeO lOO-i
notwithstanding and McGavock;
Griner and Hoffman,
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And Rules Governing Insertion of
Advertising Under the
ClassiEcatlona.

RATES.
One Cent q Word each In
9ertIon.
el.00 per IIns per mouth.
Mlmlmum Charge 28e.
No clairvoyant. fortune teller. mat
rtmonial or doubtful advertising ac-
cepted. We reserve the right 70 re-
Ject any copy submitted.
NO display lines, cuts or black Dor
GERS will be run under classifcattons
and all ads must conform TO the tyro-
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Advertisements must be ordered for
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TIL forbid" copy will be iHSerted.
TELEPHONE. YOUR WANT ADS
want ads viii be accepted over the
Telephone from bona foe telephone
subscribers. but are payable the same
Gay when our collector calls. This is
accommodation service and we expect
prompt payment.
CLOSING TIME--All copy for ip-
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Out-of-town orders must be accom-
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AGENTS WANTED.

SIS DAILY EASY introducing great
est household money saver just in
vented; reduces high living cost;
saves its own cost first 10 minutes;
sell itself in every house; retaiis ~,
your commission $1.10; samples free.
ovee Mfg. Co, 1877 ovee Bldg' Louis
Vile XIV
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
(By Associated Press.)
standing OF the Cluhm.
Pirates BIaAIx Gianta,

New York, Aug. 2S.-Pittsburgh de-
feated New York in the first game OF
the series here Monday, / to 0. Cooper
won his third game of the season on
the Polo grounds, and the second one
by / to score. Score:
RH. e.
Pittsburgh 49,. 900 100 O0O-I s i
New York ..... 900 900 1000 8 /
Batteries-Cooper and w. Wagner;
Benton and Rariden.
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POSITION wANTED-MALE.

49, ~ 4@4s .
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IN. ID.
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AUTos-MoToRCYCLEs.
~~~~~-~~~~-~~~-~-~-~~--~~~~
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1914 n HUPMOBILE, in good condf--
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0. e. Fodness, lit Bird St. N.
FOR SALE-1916. 5-passenger tour
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car in excellent condition; must be
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takes 1t. A. S. Kinney. 100 5th ST s.,
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PETS, POULTRY, LIVESTOCK
CHICKEN DOGS-Broke, ready for
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FOR SALE-Several horses, 8 heavy
farm wagons, 2 light double driving
harnesses. George ID. Brown Co., Far
go and Bismarck.
THOROUGHBRED Irish setter pups,
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females IS; papers with each; must
he sold. NJ. =. Smith, Box 2, Linton,
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YOUR CHANCE-lf you have q good
half section or more of tmproveu
or unimproYed land In the valley.
preferably In Clay or Norman county,
Minnesota, for sale at the right price
and upon reasonable terms OF pay
ment, consult US and we Will handle
of whatever size. Also have customer
with good improved section OF Canada
land TO exchange for land In the ter
ritory named. The King Land a. Loan
Co. associated with +. IL. G1lltgan,
MINI. t|a
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OsTFOpATHs.

mn. 4. u. cAvANAGH-Osteop
Resident graduate oK the National
school OF Chicago. President %
FaTFo ganltarium. Phone No. 65a.
AddFesa. 1875 sra Ave. s.
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LOsT-F0UND.

LOSI-EUUMDs
LOsT-Between sth Ave. S. and LIST
Ave. ~. 2 dollar gold piece pin.
Phone 1912.
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on shoulder. Return for reward TO
Brandvold, f12 9Th Ave. s., Moorheaa.
FOUND--Isadys black hat In Ford
car on Broadway; owner can have
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LOs1--saturdsy night. on auto road
between Mapieton and Fargo. open
face KnickerbockeT gold watch, raia~
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FOR SALE or TRADE-FaFm Ianda.
located in Ottertail county. Mime
sofa: ideal dairy and stock PROPOSE
lions: lands adjoining beautiful lakes;
will take Fargo city property as part
exchange. John w. Gray, Valley City.
~. D.. 100 LIST Ave.
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THE GOVERNMENT needs FARMERS
as well as Fighters. Two million
three hundred thousand acres OF
Oregon d California Railroad Co.
Grant Lands. Title revested in United
States. To be opened for homesteads
and sale. Containing some of best
land left in United states. Large copy
rIghted map, showing land by sec
tioRB and dissertation of soil, climate
rainfall. elevations, temperature, etc.
POSTPAID One Dollar. Grant Lands
Locating Co, Portland, Oregon.
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FOR sALE-SplendLd so acres, inn
level land, 20 acres cultivated, no
waste land, only Z miles from good
town with 2 K. n. lines, plenty hay.
good rich soil; big bargain At $50 per
Hudson Land Agency, Aitkin, MINI.
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FOR RENT
MISCELLANEOUS.

FOR RENT---one office in Tyler build
ing. Inquire at the once of Mrs.
Annie Dwight Tyler. Tyler Bldg, 81
broadway
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sALEsMEN WANTED.
WANTED. GOOD SALESMAN
n~wW An GNWnnG

no SELL DOLLAR SHIRTS.
We furnish trunks, you sell and de-
liver same day: pay every night;
must furnish Al references; $50 de-
post for stock of shirts; We guaran-
tee $3.50 per month and expenses to
the right man. Address, Wilson Shirt
Co, I43 Whitehall ST. Atlanta, Ga.
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HOMEoPATHs.

ma. 2. q. DILLON--Special attention
10 diseases OF infants and cnltaten-
del.endFecte Blk.
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OHIRoPRACT0Rs.

Il. w. WINDSOR p. cs-Lleensed
Doctor Of Chfropfacklc. Palmer
araduatss experienced. Lonsult1tiun
Tree, Lady attendant 41d~4t oeksen~
drecie Blk. Phone es6-W.
GEO. A. NEWsALTs EarKoss Pioneer
Chfropxnctor. the only epecine. pure
and unduiterated ChINopr&ctuE ~ FAR
20. individual rest room for fa0leM
phone 1zs6-N. SavInga e Lean Bioa
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SI.OO PER ACRE CASH, balance 10
years, buys corn and clover land in
Aitkin county; $40 TO $50 per acre;
timber and open; improved and unim-
proved: free list and maps. Hudson
Land Agency, ALtkln. MINI.
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GETS FIRST PLACE

10 .other' games scheduled..
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per acre That's what have. Fin.
est l-2 section. eastern Montana, 10
miles county seat: nothing better in
Yellowstone valley. G. b. Hanson.
Dickinson, n. ID.
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FOR quick Results use The Forum
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ZOE sALE OF EXCHANGED.

TO nUY - SELL -. EXCHANGE --OER
make farm loans. write or see
Herbert HODGE. fargo. n. =:
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Charley Jackson, who IS a new Pr
rate, led the Northwestern league In
runs scored this season, WAS third III
atolsn bases and tied for the leading
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FOR EXCHANGE

MERCHANDISE WANTED for good
land in central North Dakota. c. A.
Dalager. Bowdon. n. ID.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-28

his singing at tho opening exercises
held In the Young Mems Christian As
ISOLATION auditorium short time ago,
and at which Governor Stuart. OF Vir-
ginia, and Governor Cornwell. OF West
Virginia. were speakers.
The following men Of the Virginia
regiments have been rejected from mil
itary service, and returned to their
homes: Hamilton H. Beard. Salem, Va:
Harvey c. Hogan. Houston, Va; George
L. Parker, of Company T.. Three Hun
dred and Eighteenth Regiment: Rich
ard Calls. Company NJ. Three Hundred
and Eighteenth Regiment; John H. AL
ford. Company NJ, Three Hundred and
Eighteenth Regiment; Bernard Kruse.
Company G. OF the Three Hundred and
Eighteenth Regiment and Bettress c.
Lee. Company c, Three Hundred and
Eighteenth Regiment.
CARLTON Is PROMOTED
TO RANK OF SERGEANT
John S. Carlton. Of Richmond. at
techcd to the headquarters troop has
been promoted to the rank Of supply
sergeant Of the command. Sergeant
Carlton came down with the first per
cent Of the National Army mon, and
on account Of his experience with ac-
counts has been given similar duty
with the troop. He Is now in COM
plete charge of all supplies Of the COM
the members Of the troop.
A large assortment Of athletic SUM-
plies has been received at the camp
and distributed to the various regi-
ments. This is all furnished by the
government, under the appropriation
recently made for the purpose, and
gives the men in camp some much need
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.COLORED sELECTMEN
DEPART FOR CAMP LEE.
Richmond's Quota Leaves After City
Pays High Tribute in
~ Fine Fashion.
GIVEN ESCORT OF HONOR
Parade to Byrd Street Station Is
Witnessed by Cheering Thousands,
Who Bid New Soldiers Appropri-
atc Farewell.

Yesterday morning witnessed the de-
parture of the colored drafted men
from the city. a departure which meant
that the full quota In the first draft
was completed, the oolored men being
the last to be called. Following up
the enthusiasm of Friday night. the
colored people of the city and many
white citizens lined the streets to say
the last good-by to the departing men
for the training camp at Petersburg.
Everyone appeared to be mindful of the
duty that lay before the men and en-
coursged them by thunderous applause
as they marched through the streets.
Forming at the Grays' Armory the
parade moved, headed by city and State
officials and police, and as the line
passed through the streets it was
greeted with applause from hundreds
who left their work to see the men
leave. The procession moved from
Seventh to Clay Street, to Second. to
Broad, to the City Hall, where the
drafted men passed in review before
the Mayor and other city officials.
Then it moved to Capitol Street, to
Ninth TO Byrd and then to the Byrd
Street Station.
a large crowd was present at the
armory previous to the moving Of the
drafties and there was the same scene
bless you"-that characterized the de-
parture of the other drafted men.
At s:45 the parade started. at the
head Of which: were two automobiles
carrying Police Captains Sowell and
Sherry, after which came a file OF
mounted police officers George w.
Rogers was the chief marshal. and
he followed the police. Then came the
white escort committee. the High
School Cadets the colored escort COM
mittee, and the Red Cross nurses. The
municipal band was next in line, after
which came tho following units: EN-
emption board Of Division No. l; draf-
ties of Division No. l; exemption board
of Division No. 2; draftics of Divi-
sion No. 3; Sharon band; exemption
board OF Division No. 8; drafties Of
Division No. 8: exemption board of di-
vision No. 4: draftics of Division No. 4;
exemption board of Division No. S;
drafties OF Division No. 5.
Having arrived at the station the
men boarded trains and sped on to
Camp Lee for training for the great
war