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Neu'S From the World of Sport
MIGHT THT THIS ONE 0s SOME OTHER SOUTHERN ROCKIES.

telling a Of which
finish of his
the inclined to be
The
The southern
batting Mathewson batting ndinenty
against Maty the bench Here
Fullerton the tell
HE slapped a grounder back the
pichinist
Whoal he?
trying grab thinking.
the Matty that this Boil Weev
kidding. /
Him? Oh fellow you
Rebs'
whooppeel grabbing
hyah pahk' #E
hardly get to the bat Every time
up he at he
Come man! I'll do youal laik
paw
He everything pitched against the
was Between /
had done the south would made the Belgan
the inning
OF broke ii
fob what Weevil
O show them Yanks'"
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'LEAGUERS and INDIANS
WORK FOR Big BATTLE
Teams Holding Secret Practice For
Benefit Game at Moorhead Park
Sunday Afternoon,

Baseball teams representing the
Moorhead Royal league and the Red
Men, which battle in league park at
3 o'clock Sunday afternoon, proceeds
Of the game to go to the volunteer
fund of the Moorhead Commercial
club from which every Moorhead
volunteer for government service is
given SO, are hard at work for the
game.
Secret practices are being held.
and both sides refuse to dIvulge
their lineups
Special car service will be main
tanned to the park, and an admis-
sion fee Of 25 cents will be charged.
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PLAY SECOND ROUND
OF SERIES SATURDAY
Fargo Tennis Players Leave for
Crookston, Mimi, This Evening
Won First Round, 3 to 2,

H. H. wooledge. A. w. McNair. r.
W. Hubert and ]. L. Tompkins, Far
go tennis players, leave this evening
for Crookston, Mimi, where Satur-
day they will meet Crookston play
ers in the second round of the inter-
city series. Six matches, four sin
giles and two doubles, will be played.
The first round Of the series was
played on the Island park courts.
Fargo, last Friday, the Crookston
players losing three Of Ave matches
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TWO BROWNS ENLIST.

New York, Aug. civilian. Ja-
cobson and Yale Sloan of the st.
Louis American league baseball club
enlisted in the navy here Thursday.
Because of the overcrowded .condi-
ton OF the naval training stations,
they were told to continue their bali
playing until ordered to report for
duty. They enlisted for four years.
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RECALL "coT" TIERNEY.

I
Kansas City, Mo-. Aug. Scot"
Tierney, an inf1elder, sent to the San
Antonio team Of the Texas league
under an optional agreement, was
recalled Thursday night by the Kan
sas City American association club.
Tierney is expected to play second
base in place Of Jimmy Voix, who
left the club for his farm.
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State of North Dakota, County Of
Cass, SIS. In District Court, Third Ju-
dIciRl District.
Hiida Servant, Plaintiff, vs. Henry
Servant, Defendant.
The state OF North Dakota to the
above named Defendant:
You are hereby summoned to an
swer the complaint In this action, and
to serve a copy Of your answer upon
the subscribers within thirty days
after the service Of this summons
upon you, exclusive Of the day OF
service, and In case OF your failure
TO appear or answer, judgment will
be taken against you by default for
the relief demanded in the complaint.
Dated, June 22nd, 1917.
BARNETT a. RICHARDSON.
Attorneys for Plaintiff, 12-1S-I4
First National Bank Bldg, Fargo.
North Dakota.
To the above named Defendant:
You will please take notice that the
original Summons and Complaint in
the above entitled action is now on
file in the office Of the Clerk of the
above entitled Court, at Fargo, NJ ID.
BARNETT a RICHARDSON,
Attorneys for Plaintiff. Fargo, N.
tjuiy s-1s-2O-27. Aug. $40. 1917
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HIS cLUTch sLIPPEn.

Christian Herald: Harold. aged 4,
was trudging the father to Sunday
school. and the long tramp was all
most too much for him. The father,
glancing tSck, noticed the small
boys fatigue and, slackening his
pace, asked:
Am 1 walking too fast, son?'
NO." returned the small boy, puff
ing and painting breathlessly, ITS
me, papa"
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Dropped Ball Costs Game.

Indianapolis, Aug. 3. - Columbu s
nosed out indianapolis, 3 to 2, in
twelve innings Thursday when Pitch
err Dawson, playing right field, drop
ped Lowdermilk's fly. Shovlin, who
had singled with two out, scored the
winning run from first base. Louder
milk had slightly the better of Kant
lehner in the pitching argument. He
struck out eleven men. Score:
Ri. e.
Columbus -. 101 600 900 001-3 10 .
Indianapolis ). 900 020 900 000-2
Batteries--Lowderm and Cole
man; Kantlehner and Schang.
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Hector TurnbulI, former head Of
the scenario department Of the Fa-
nous Players-Laskv company, has
enlisted as a private in Battery F Of
the First Field Artillery Of the ~. z.
r.. G. Mr.. Turnbull's story, THE
Show Down." has been chosen for
Pauline Frederick's use on the
screen.
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CHURCH NOW INSTRUCTOR.
lBy AssoeIated Press.

New York. Aug. S.--George M.
Church of Tenafy, N. j., who last
season held third place In the ma
tional tennis association rankings
was appointed an instructor in the
United States aviation training
nounced here Thursday by officials
OF the association, and has left for
his new post.
Church enlisted in the aviation
service last spring and qualified for
q lfeutenant's commission.
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state Of North Dakota, County or
cRss, Sc In District Court, Third Ju-
dicial District.
Fenwiek H. watkins, Plaintiff, VS..
Thomas ID. Miller, Lelitshin Miller,
Letishia Miller, Letishea Miller. This.
ID. Miller, Samuel j. Cooper. Bessie
Back. b. q. fuller, W. ii. Fuller. Jo~
sebhine Fuller, Derius z. Fuller, =. s.
Case. j. e. Hall, c. HI. Peake, Edger
s. Case. Joseph =. Hall, Charles a.
Peake, Terry Adams Annie Dwight
Fannie b. Stone, Gertrude s. Peck,
Charles l.. Stone. Mary r. Bliss A. L.
Smith, Annie L. Smith. w. p. Porter
field. Cassie ". Tough, Thomas Lough,
Mason Tough, Alice Lough, O. B.
Forgy, NJ II Bliss and all persons
unknown claiming any estate or in
terest IN. or lien or encumbrance
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Loses ON Four Hits.

Kansas City, aug. 3.-Two doubles
and a pair of singles were the only
hits of Leifeld Thursday, but the ex-
first inning and. coupled with a pass
and a sacrifice, Melted two runs,
enough for Kansas City to shut out
st. Paul, to 0. The game was error
less, and was played in an hour and
rs minutes. Vfox, Kansas City's sec
ond baseman. was missing from the
lineup, IL being announced that he had
quit the team and had returned to his
farm near Frankfort, KY. Score:
r. H.. e.
st. Paul ........ 900 900 1000 Z
Kansas City -. 200 900 0Ox-2 o
Batteries--Leiheld and Glenn; Nc
Quillan and Hargrave.
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Eddie Hart, former Princeton
gridiron star and captain OF the
team in 1910-1911 is now a private
in the Seventh regiment of engineers
in training at Atlanta. Ga. Hart
was one Of the greatest fotball play
ers Princeton hrs ever produced and
was the unanimous selection of all
Of the years he eaptained tho Prince
ton teamI
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AMERICAN AssOCIATIoN.
(By Associated Press.)
Sfauafna NJ &ha r,Iuhm


Milwaukee. Aug. 5.-Roy Patterson,
the old White sox star, did not allow
an earned run Thursday. but three
hits. punched with two errors, in the
opening inning, gave Milwaukee three
Iuns, just enough to win, 8 to 2.
North was steady in the pinches.
Score:
r. H. q.
Milwaukee 49,. 900 900 00x--3 .
Batteries--Patterson and owens;
North and Livingston.
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POP" GEERS wins.
FIRST VICTORY
Veteran Driver Pilots
Judge Jones to Money
At Kalamazoo
(By Associated Press.J

= kalamazoo, Mich, Aug. 3.-Pop"
Geers Is at last numbered among
the winning Grand Circuit drivers for
1917. He won his first victory
Thursday Afternoon, plotting Judge
Jones home ahead of field of 2:31
trotters. Dagastan the Murphy
entry was favorite at 500 to $50 but
In every heat Judge Jones had the
edge and outtrotted all opponents in
the stretch.
The 2:i0 pace, the chief event of
the day was captured by the favorite,
Ben All
Peter chenault sold at SIS to SO
for the field in the 2:14 trot, and the
result was never In doubt.
Friday Is getaway day at Recrea-
ton park and the free for ali pace,
2907 trot and 2:17 pace make up the
card.
The summaries:
al AHA TrOt, Purse $1,000.
Peter Chenau1t, B. H, by Pet
rer the Great Murphy ....1 /
Peter Dallas, b. c. (Halder-
1e nan talbot. i: q; (JaimiisGnij ! : Z
Coastess Nobel, B. NJ. (Cox). 5 4
Lizzie Worthy, b. NJ. (Rodney) 8 5
rTime--2:0S Ia, 2:0S Ia, zoos la.
quo Pace, BurdIck Hotel Purse $4,000.
alPittnanJ 80. ............ II /
xThe Pointer Queen, b. NJ.
(McMahon) ............. 3 2
xTomnty Direct, B. q. (Mc- !.
Donald) ..............'2 8 3
Oregon Hal, B. H. (Murphy).. s
Day Spring, Br. II. (Ray) ...6 4
AT Game of Chance. Blk. H.
lCOD ................. Ut
Time-2:03 IA, 2:03 "a, 1908 1-2.
xDivided second and third money.
2E21 TrOt, Purse $1,000.
Judge Jones, b. G., by Prodt-
pagast iSe B. q. tMurphyj 80: ! J !
Mfja, B. +. (Cox) .....,... 3
Letanna s.. B. H (Snow) -. I 8
Richard Hunter, Br. O. (Jani-
Tln1e-.3:ii i-2, 2:oS ia. 3:i2 Ia.
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Louisville, Aug. 3.-C1emens' two
Dagger. with the bases filled, was the
feature hit of a bombardment of
Pitcher Schulz. Louisville defeating
Toledo here Thursday, 10 to 2. Stroud
was extremely effective, both of the
visitors runs being due to errors.
Score:
r. H. E.
Toledo ....... O10 600 001- s /
Louisville -. 020 305 O0x-10 IA
Batteries--Schulz and Sweeney, Bres-
nahan; Stroud and Clemens.
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upon, the property described in the
complaint herein, Defendants.
The State OF North DAKOTA 70 the
above named Defendants:
You are hereby summoned to am
swer the complaint ih the above en-
titled action, which has been fled IN
the Office of the Clerk OF the DISTRICT
Court, at Fargo, In the County OF
Cass, in the Third Judlelal DistrieL
OF the state of North Dakota, and 70
serve a copy of your answer upon the
subscribers within thifty days after
the service of this summons upon you,
exclusive of the day OF service; ana
In case Of your failure 70 appear or
against you hy default for the relief
demanded In the complaint.
PIE PfER s1,l ri TEENNEsoS 4 CUPLER
and H. r. HORNER,
Attorneys for Plaintin once ana
Dakota.
TO the above named Defendants:
Please take notice that the above
entitled action is brought for the pur-
pose of quieting title against each Of
the defendants herein, to the prop
erty described in the complaint IN
this action, to-wit: Lots Seventeen
CID and Eighteen (1s) in Block Five
90 Of Case, Peake and Hairs Adj
County. North Dakota, according %
the plat thereof on file and Of record
in the once OF the Register of Deeds
Of Cass County, North Dakota.
Dated this srd day of July, 1917.
PIERCE. TENNEso9N. e e.. GUPLER
Attorneys for Plaintiff. once and
PogtofIice Address, Fargo. North
eJHiy S-is-so-s7. Aug. $40. 1910
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Two FIi4m Tor Cmrda.

Sc. Louis, Aug. 3.-St. Louis got only
two hits of Oeschger Thursday, and
Was shut out by Philadelphia. AS a
changed second and third places in
the pennant race. Evers injured his
knee in the fourth when he was
forced to fall fiat to avoid being hit
by one of Packard's fast ones. Score:
r.. H. E
Philadelphia 80. 201 600 OILS IL
St Louis ....... 900 600 1000 2
Batteries - Oeschger and Adams
Goodwin, Packard, May and Snyder.
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s.Bir I'D, in NationaI.

Chicago, Aug. S.--"Big Ed" Walsh,
the former Iron man" OF the Chicago
Americans, made his National league
debut Thursday when he started the
second game for Boston against Chi
cAgo. Walsh pitched Ave innings and
held the locals to three scattered hits,
without a run, but he was unsteady
and clever fielding was needed to save
him several times. After Walsh re-
tired with his club leading with one
run, Williams hit the first ball pitched
over the wall for a home run, tying
the score, with Allen on the mound.
The locals then went ahead in the
same innig, but Boston tied the count
in the eighth lining and went ahead
in the tenth. The final score of the
SECOND game was 4 to in favor of
the visitors. The double-header re-
suited in a split, however, as the To-
calls won the initial game by bunch
ing hits off Barnes. Scores:
Boston ......... 100 900 RIO II l
Chicago ...... 002 103 O0x-6 10 0
Observation-Disclosures, Rico and TRACES
seri Hendryx and Elliott.
Second game r. H. u.
Boston ....... 010 01O O10 Ia 4
Chicago ...... 900 1O2 600 0-a 10
Batteries--Walsh, Allen, Raglan and
Ttagesser; Vaughn and Dllhoefer.
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Four OF Fiye for C,iants.

Pittsburgh, Aug. 3.--New York
made it four games out of FIVE in the
series with Pittsburgh by winning
Thursday. An error by Debus was
responsible for three runs in the
sixth, but New York's other runs were
scored on opportune hits. Score:
New York ...... 020 003 002-7 8 o
Pittsburgh 49,. 900 400 000--3 8 4
Batteries--Benton, Demaree, Rarf-
den; Gill and Schmidt
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Cincinnati, Aug. 3.-Brooklyn made
a clean sweep of the series by hitting
ali three Cincinnati pitchers and TAX
ing the final game.
Cheney was exceptionally effective,
and had II not been for Jotnston's err
ror in the first inning, he would have
scored shutout. Score:
Brooklyn ....... 900 100 221-6 is 8
Cincinnati ...... goo 900 000--2 8
Batteries - Cheney and Miller;
Schneider, Mitchell, Eiler and Wingo.
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even in a doubIe-header with ST. Louis
here Thursday. The Trst game was
twice stopped for long periods by
thunder storms and the game was fin-
ighed In quagmire of mud. Russell
lost his effectiveness during one of
these periods in the fourth inning and
when play was resumed st. Louis
punched four hits for their three runs.
Groom shut out the New Yorks with
six scattered hits. Shawkey won over
Plank, former Athletic teammate, in
the second game. Plank purposely
passed Nunamaker in the second ana
Shawkey singled, driving in Marsans
and Miller. Scores:
First Game RHE
ST. Louis ....... 900 800 0o0-3 1 i
New York So. 900 900 1000 s 3
Batteries - Groom and SEVERED,
Russell, Shocker and Walter.
st. Louis ....... 00I 900 000-I 6 !
New York 80. 020 010 00x-3 o
Batteries-Plank. Martin and Sever
cid; Shawkey and Nunamaker.
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WANTED TO RENT.
FOR EXCHANGE

WILL TRADE for an automobile. 800
worth Of stock In an eEta bllshed
Fargo business concern; stock u
worth 100 cents on the dollar. Adj
dresB Box $40, Fargo.
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Senators Even series.

washington, Aug. 3.-Washfnston
defeated Detroit Thursday and evened
UP the series. Johnson celebrated the
tenth anniversary OF his entrance into
the American league by producing the
hit which gave Washington the win
ming margin. Score:
RH.E.
Detroit .......... 10 900 100--2 8 &
Washington -. 900 0O1 0Sx-4 s i
Batteries Ehmke and Stanage,
YelIe; Gallia, Johnson and Henry,
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Fritz Mollwitz, who has played
with Cincinnati and Chicago In the
National league, is now being men,
toned as the American Associations
leading first sacker. Mollwitz has
been hitting we'll over 800, is among
the leagues leading base stealers
and run getters and his fielding has
been well up to major league quality.
Mollwitz is still young enough to
have more chances in fast company.
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r. H. q.
AthIefies Bond CIeveIand.

Philadelphia, Aug. 3.--Philadelphia
Thursday beat Cleveland by hitting
Gould hard in the first two innings.
The home team did not get hit OF
Coumbe or Dickinson Schauer held
Cleveland until the ninth inning, when
a rally Melted the visitors three runs.
Score:
R.H. Il.
Oleyeland ...... 600 100 0Os--4 Z s
Ftiladelphia -. $50 600 OOx-5 /
Batteries Could, Coumbe, DickIn-
son and O'Neill, Deberry; Schauer,
Mayer and Haley.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

(By Associated Press.l
Standing of the Clubs.
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BOZ Get Even nrenIr.

Boston, Aug. 3.-Chicago broke even
in the series with BostoN by winning
thursdays game, thereby strengthen
ihg its hold on first place. Danforth
relieved Faber in the eighth with the
hlses full and retired the side after
q e run had been made. In the ninth
i nforth drove thre-bagger to CEN
To field with the bases filled. Score:
Ri e.
chicago ...... 500 coo 004--7 10 o
Beston ... 600 900 010-1 q
Batteries--Faber and Danforth and
Shalk; Shore, Pennock and Agnew,
0ady.
Yanka and Browns SPLIT.
New York. Aug. New York broke
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The Fargo Forum Want AID Page
FOR RENT
MISCELLANEOUS.

FOR REST-Three ofices In Tyler
building. Inquire Annie Dwignt
Tyler.
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NATIONAL. LEAGUE.

(By Associated Press.)
Standing of the Climbs.
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REAL ESTATE,

SMALL HOUSE for rent or sale. Call
evenings. 6I3 sth ST. y.
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HAY--Car lots, ready for shipment
GRAHAM BROS, grain and feed
Moorhead. Mimi.
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wANTED-Horse collar cutters and
horse collar bucklers: steady work
good wages. Marshall-Wells Hard
ware Co., Duluth.
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FOR SALE-Next week. barley straw
in stack. one and half miles from
Fargo; make your best offer. Boa
424, Fargo, N ID.
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FOR SALE.

SMALL. SAFE for sale, cheap. Sci
Herbert Hodge, 500 n. =. Ave.
FOR SALE-Rebuilt soda fountains
sold on easy payments. Fargo Soda
Fountain Co.
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OIL sTOCk-$1 share; big acreage:
great developments in progress:
don't delay: may make 100 for onet
write for particulars: better wire $40.
Galloway, 1901 ColCOrd Bldg, Okla
homn, Okla.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

GARAGE and gas station for sale. Adj
dress ISL. care Forum.
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OSTEOPATHs.

ma. ). Il. CAyANAGH-Osteopath.
Resident graduate OF the Nationals
school OF Chicago. President "
Fargo sanitarium. Phone NO. 61u.
Address. 1929 srd Ave. =
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FOR sALE-one set John Deere
S-bottom. 14-inch steam plows
good as new: will sell cheap. Twin
Valley Auto & supply Co, Twin Val
ley, Mimi.
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4 WILL, SELL my Oakland Six tour
ing car, T-passenger, in fine condl-
ton, for $3.50, cost Sl,6s5; object of
selling, l need the money. ! Will call
stration. II you mean business,
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THE GOVERNMENT needs Farmers
as we'll as Fighters Two million
three hundred thousand acres OF
Oregon q California Railroad Co.
Grant Lands. Title revested In United
states. To be opened for homesteads
land left in United States. Large copy
righted map. showing land by sec
tions and descriLtion OF soil, climate.
rainfall, elevations, temperature, etc.
Postpaid one Dollar. Grant Lands
Locating Co. Portland. Oregon.
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CHIROPRACTORs.

FRANK L. ANDERs-clvll Engineer
City Hail.
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LOsT-FoUND.

STRAYED-Five head of cattle. Q red
heifers coming 2-year-old and 2
steers coming 3-year-old, both red,
one having white face: same broke
out of pasture on my farm on section
2, Maple River township, on Monday,
July 70. Parties having seen or know
ing the whereabouts of these cattle
please notify Mrs. Peter Ries, Durbin,
n D., r. F. d.
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BJA BIHECT FROM OWNER-3- 4
section of good, heavy. black soil,
with C5 TO 10 acres in cultivation;
good pasture with spring water,
with windmill and excellent water:
4-room house, granary, barn. shed for
cattle and buggy sned: rs head OF
cattle, including 10 cows, IL or IL
cows for next year, s horses with
sucking colt: machinery, etc; part
cash, balance on reasonable terms
with interest Write Mrs. J. ;. Reilly,
hmidou N ID
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liams. of Philadelphia. will undergo
little change except as to- Identity.
Headquarters and military police will
be known as the One Hundred Third
Headquarters. and Military Police
The ammunition train will be desig-
mated as the One Hundred Third and
the motor supply train will be known
also as the One Hundred Third. Then
Will come n new unit, the One Hun
dred Third Engineer Train, made up
of the First Battalion of the Sixth
Infantry. The One Hundred Third
Sanitary Train will be composed of
the present sanitary train and the
sanitary detachment of the Sixth In
fantry. The ambulance companies
will be known as Ambulance Com
panies Nos. 109, 110, Ill and 112. The
four field hospitals VIII takesthe same
numerical designations.
There are many heartaches in Camp
Hancock due to the ract that, under
the rulings of the War Department,
officers and men of the dismembered
regiments who spent many years in
the service together must part. I'm
der the reorganization officers of the
dismembered regiments go to the
depot brigade and. IL reports are cor