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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-10
Surgical work Closes Today.

Today will sec the finishing or INC
Surgical Dressings work Of the Wheel
ing Chapter Of American Red cross Ior
the month of August. Ii being thc a.
tcntion of the chairman, Mrs. II. -
Whitaker to discontinue TINS ucParl'Iicii,'
~ tho local rooms during above period,
hl, the hospitals sewing dcpartment
will be- conducted each day in tho usual
way without the least interruption anu
th,. various scots and organizations
sewing on the different days are reaucSl-
cd To adhere to these DAYS IN qu..c ~
uS,,uI manner However. the evening
sewing sessions have been abandoned
for the present month together with INC
surgical dressings classes of Wednesday
and Friday nights.
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CAPITAL NEWS

CHARI ESTnN. W. VA. Aug. a.-tor-
nnratr charters were ISSUED today by
the secretary of state To the following
corporations:
Metropolitan Motor Insurance COM
many Of Charleston. 10 carry automobile
Insurance: capital stock. Slhn,non incnr-
rnrationS: Il. IT, York Of New YORK:
". II. Fowler. Lakewood. o.: q. W.
G:1lri"l. Cleveland. O.: T. y. NiIii"nS'
Lakewood o. and w. J. l:llrnpHrscF'
Cleveland.
Michigan Eaddin" company or 7unt-
inEtnn. to mHnuiartur" mattresses III
, roc,ory Mt Detroit: capital stuck. Sjn,-
nu6. irrnrpnra,nrs, c. r. Edwards. &.
{. huffman, T.. T.. Williams. G. y.
Eoontz and NJ. \. Simms, all "f Hunt
inlston.
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PL kNS COVERING
SALVAGE SHOP
GOING FORWARD
ORGANIZATION COMMITTEE OF
sToP MET YESTERDAY.
Even The War Activities Have Assumed
onIet ASPECT During Past Several
nSu. or TIC Swcltering Brand.

The plans Of the Woman's cluo Tor
turning Your Trash Into CASH are
developing rapidly and are well undrF
way. Al the meeting OF Inc organize
lion committees held Friday. the COM
mittcc on place. solicitation. trnnspnrta-
lion, advertising, publicity. seilihE En ni
ution receiving and wholesale Scilihs
were formed and il is hoped Inc naming
OF the chairmen can be announced III
the Sunday papers.
The object Of this Shop is TO raiso
money for the child welfare WORK OF tlG
Ivnman's club, AS is we'll known. the
,.luh supports Mrs. Dillon who IS carry
ing out the wishes OF the goferhnent ~,
the weighing and measuring or childrcn
und,.r six years of age and the hcait|
lessons TO the mother. The WORK was
ndoplcd by the club, as their dennltc
work, during Mrs. John Is. Gardch
Terms of Office as president, and IS con-
.:idcrrd by the government necessary
war work.
The Woman's club shop will he knoWl
as ."rhc Salvage Shop. the SupcrHultJ
Shop" as they arc called IN san FRANCES
70 have been Il wonderful success. MIS-.
Garden visited these while in California
and returned with much enthusiasm ana
MANY plans. Ii is she who Is sponsor.
inr the work here and Is mcmncr OF
thr organization committee. me 1"l-
lowing club women compose this COM
mittcc:
Mcstiamcs: ,,.
]. Dana Tunllinson, Walter S. Kelly,
thurman. Bertha CALDWELL
JnO. Il. Garden,
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SIDE TALKS
To MAKE THINGS INTERESTING.
ST RUTH CaTERoN.

r'i,rr,. Az. !.., things ~: average man
.n;,.y~ ::.r., I:i:tn t;;t.H:c u t!!uS * Won
an. dress. =. i"V"s- I" tax. Hnou: VI
-ar.:i ..n,m9r,: - fashion ana tac t"I'!
az such Winter combinations as iuES d.
,,.,.. rud ar; ,.u;:.i'S ~ ii other. -i"S.
49,, to-. VIII St:rr!y har'. S"0'%sa,h;' u,
S,y an Ugh; facing ;,ll hI%n i:r'!,t
shn.s with tir.. rsaScUlinc Sr9sr!orllE
- ~. fact ;ha, ;i:,slt facing isn't G"Ee
any NOR. a::d ;Iat I, @.-"Ht it,anE women
v~,- c"n,raou s.us, Si""S c"r common
S|.s. PURPOSES.
nn. would ;a:rk. 20 hear the man talk.
t}a. ir:.: ny:r dress r''V-"S"nted th,' fsrin':
of common stn*a and ABILITY ard bcSHtF
and tha; II :" found X did not measure
IN t. his :t>;.l. he would d"tE me coy cor
ytr,i,,ns and r.~,'!o;r I - $lit himSe!l.
rHe Critic Criticized.
Whereas, as ..s.ry woman KNOWS tho
ey1c, n;pps!.: < tru".
III tho frs pi!arT. th"r" ar" many many
tlr acme Of fo"';S:'a"ss and uSe'eSS'rSS
and ucln"$".
In IL. second rlac" mon arc 'nr moro
afraid that women 70 max" !tdiFiu.'SI
vhr!nt ,nns from ita form. or even 20 ioi-
low :, mex t.Sh;"n.
TEX fur II Slaring instance. the mat
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ST. CLA|RSV|LLE
E.E, rharp for State Committeeman.
~ ~ au-S-k
naaltx Deeds Filed.

Sarah J, Jackman to Emma A. WFcK'
off Land in Martins Ferry. Considera-
ton $40. :,
c. r. Patton and Anna B. Patten 70
Linll,y 3. Steer. Land in Warren Up
Consideration S1.00.
Patrick T.. Gilhooly and Anna Gilnooly
To the 81. Mary Coal Co.. of Beiiaire'
Land in Pultncy Tp. Consideration 81.
The Paxton Coal Co.. OF Bellaire 10
Patrick +. Gilhooly.- Land IN PultneS
Tn. Consideration 81.
Jozef Zuk TO kusma Poklad and Mary
Poklad. Land in Pultncy TIP. Consio-
Grafton $3.50.
Cecil G. Wilson to A. P. Stewart.
Land in Belmont. Consideration $40.
Rachel I. lyle and John B. Pyle 10
Robert +. Pyle and Anna J: Pyle Lana
in Pease TIP. Consideration 81.
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British Officer at
Camp Sherman Killed

CAMP SHERMAN. Chillicothe. o..
Aug. 9.-Captain Becker Of the British
army. who has been assigned here as
an instructor to the EiEhty-fourth d.
vision. was almost instantly killed carry
today when tho automobile in which IL"
was riding went over an emhankmcnt
near the Stony Creek artillery range.
Four American officers in the automo-
lilo escaped without injury.
Captain Becker was the last male
member Of his family. all The other men
having been killed In the war.
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"War Kitchen" Activities.

Despite excessive heat. the secona
wool, If Whrcling's War Kitchen rounds
out 4 six days rcpletc with much inter
est in this undertaking, by the members
NJ the Womnn's club who are engineer
ing same as we'll rs the ladies forming
Inc various classes Of the different days.
Tuesday will see the opening Oh luz
being anticipated as surprising its two
predecessors in every way. There VIII
he no session on Monday. as THIS DAY Is
set aside each week for the meeting Oh
the Executive Committee OF the Har
Kit hon.
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BIG JEWEL THEFT.

FORT WOETi Tex. Mug. ~ hrtt
~ III. u.iI,.'c: Jewels. valued nj %l2."nn.
rr.,n, rhrlr lmt"I VA; reported I" The
.nthnrf,;.s To-day 10y Lieutenant Cor
dom Thul;,. commander Of q flyinh
.,,.r,1r, u a; .,n, # the Fort Worth aTia-
i, y "anlr$.
I.irrrrnaIt Th""m". Wh"S" nom" Is IN
Thiru-n. Is III" I'TnIrhr of III" pr"SidcAt
- N,.n;lsntrry, WaId n Company.
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birthday Party.

4 birthday party Of pleasing features
was that gwen hy Miss Mildred Beatty
Tuesday afternoon. The hours from
until were occupied WITH niN'FS
.,tnus.n,nnIs arpcaling TO tho young
quests with the serving of dainty
luncheon nj conclusion OF the afternoon.
The following assisted Miss Beatty IN
the merry celebration.
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Liberty Loan Primer
Insidious Hun Propaganda

Encouraging the feeling that the war
will soon be ended, now that the lanks
arc in tho field in force and taking the
offensive. is one Of the most insdious
and effective forms Of present day Hun
propaganda And almost every day you
hear it, in most cases unconSciouSly be-
ing put forth.
For the average person who advances
this idea. and possibly really believes II,
is uncon&riuuSly playing the Hun game.
lie is just rs uncunsci0usly 4 Hun VIC
tim; one who is later IL be rudcly nwak-
cncdc, disappointed and possibly dis
hcartcncd.
Which is exactly what the Hun propa-
Eandsts desire.
Tho end Of the war isn't in sight by
any means.
only in one short sector along the
Swiss border Is the fight on German soil.
Germany still holds nearly all Of Bel
GUM, n great broad section Of northern
France. thousands. nf miles Of Russia,
and her control OF the Balkans is abso-
lutte.
Before tho end can come all this must
be wrcStcd from her.
The finish must be fought on German
soil!
Uncle Sam isn't dcludcd. Neither is
England nor France Nowhere IS pre-
/ paratinn for grcntrr effort than ever be-
fore diminishing.
Uncle Sam is planning right now 10
raise slG.000. 000. 900 for the next years
war expenses. Planning to increase the
army To 100000 men.
! Getting ready to carry the hight nome
I! to tho Hun.
| So don't be deceived by this Hun-in-
| cnirrd tall; of an rurly finish, Don't
| be discouraged il the Hun doesn't throw
! IN the sponge before he reaches the
| Rhine.
/ Whenever you hear talk OF this SORT
explain what it means.
| And meantime strengthen your savings
account for the fourth Liberty loan.
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Common Pleas Court.

New Cases FLED:
Pearl Groves. plaintiff. VS.. z. r. Arm
strong. aimr Of the estate OF William
II. II. Groves. deceased. defendant. Ac'
tinn for mnnc:. Amount claimed Sl54.
Our-prtt:t Hardware company.
partnership. vs.. +. l.. Ryrums Sons Co.
a corporation and United States Fidelity
and Guaranty company. corporation
Action for money only. amount claimed
SLEEPS with inter, st from the first day
OF August 1918,
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Entertained Society.

Miss Elizabeth Cooke entertained her
sororirty sisters Of the Cincinnati Con-
srrva,nry of mrsic last evening ut hcr
home in Pleasant Valley. y portion OF
the evening was devoted 10 r"nlnIs"rn-
crs Of the happy hours while thu rcnd'-
Ito, Of several superb selections by
number of the accomplished guests add
cd to the pleasures Of the evening"
with the serving OF a most attractive
luncheon Of patriotic details at IL late
hour.
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.necks. Any moro than !

wearing V-nects. Any more than !
shall live to see them discard that mos;
hideous headEcar ever invented by say
age or civilized trFbc---thc derby: or
adnp. some moro beautiful garb to
grace the festive occasion than that
strange Hlonstrosity-the dress suit.
I Just suggested 1t to make things in
terestinS !
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Goes To Chautaqua.

Mrs. Earnest i. IoIc departed lasl
evening for Bellevue. W. VA. 10 be in
attcndaurc at the annual c7lhutauqua
EXERCISES To OPEN there tomorrow. Mrs.
COLI. will also take Il prominent part ~
the programme. appearing in numnri
Of selections and Will be the piano nc
,utnpanicSt.
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RrnhRfA Court,

Joseph Crozicr as executor OF the es-
tate OF Susanna C-ozer. dec. vs.. Joseph
Croizcr ct al. Petition to sell real estate.
Advertisement confirmed and public sale
ordered.
II. G. Pratt as guardian OF D. K. Allen
VS.. His Ward ct al. Petition to sell Keai
Estate. Notice to defendants ordered.
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--
pnnEn RX RErrrCH

LONDON. Aug. 9.-British divisions
on tho Italian front carried out eight
raids against Austrian positions he
tween Asiago and Cannvo on Thursday
night. capturing 315 prisoners according
70 an official stat cmcnt on British opcr-
ations in Italy issued by the war office
Today
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Marrtara Licenses.

John Henry He'll. of Pueblo. Colo. an
Elizabeth Katherine Burke or 6rook-
side.
VI. Altar, Of Bcllairc.
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Mrs. Homer Jackson was hostess yes
tcrdny afternoon AT her nome III ~
wood at n small Bridge party, when
included group nf intimate 1rlcnds'
The hours from two until five were DC
voted 10 The Fascinating diversion D!
the guests. with the serving "l lea At
The close OF the afternoon.
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Ardcnt Red Cross Worker.

The completing Uf one huTdrCH II1Is
nf nr iainas and hospital shirts since
March ~, by one woman is by no means
a trivial task. yet this is the splendid
record attained by Mrs. George s.oe fn,S
and one half months. in addition TO
large accomplishment in the knitting.
TINS earnest patriot having also knitted
Two sweaters, two pairs or SUCKS ano
two helmets. ,
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, rbsv who save Also Serve.


Whom hr comes home ne Will say. L
served my country Ill the trenches.
VIII ynu I've able to say. Il also served
by saving food
The answer IL this big question
nrnnnt..d tic wolr.II Of New Mexico /"
stnhl;Sh Ut Albuquerque. \. NJ. the
FIRST Mothers and Daughters I'oNSr, 50
rytr held III America. To prevent Inc
smallest waste nj food and |" give
y.mma nnood Of the state n better under
standing Of tho struggle confronting TIM
nnti"n WIS III" purlnsc ct TINS llrst
congress. Women &c SpanI:I and Amer
;r,n blood were hire. fired by the one
thought Of patriotism anil ScrTlcc To the
ru;iUu, The great things that VIII grow
ont If that gathering VIII Spu: the
mothcrs and daughters OF every Stt'c -
=, realization TINT ;hr little economics
! in tho home are the t.uiy hiS things l'ir
women in this war. For who. alter All,
j., the rutcnt factor in saving fnod frr
! The armies and III" Allies II II IS E"t inc
women of tho land
! Food ADMINISTRATIONS. at which dele
ca1rs did tho rnnkinE :'ur"rN lSeu ny
! EXPORTS. wcr. important features "t ih
daily meetings. Lessons TN drying anG
mining Of fruits and vegetables taught
| mo women many things which they
cn,,lI carry home to their communities
! .rnnsr were sumo of the prac:ic:I! feat
urrs Of tho congress.
Eui the biggest thing accomplished
| ,r3s the installation Of the Will tc VIC
! INV in every mother and daughter
| h,1rt The fathers and sons over there
. huvc set their teeth in n determination
! ,n win. The mothers md daughters
i oyer here are also organizing for VIC
| tory.
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rERDrAEp Is ILL

LONDON. Aug. 9.-kinE Ferdinand
IF Bulgaria IS suffering from mental
strain and needs absolute scclusion and
rest according to a despatch to the EX-
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change Telegraph Company from AM
stcrdam quoting adviccs from Cologne
The drspal ch says he cannot attend t"
tho affairs Of state for some months.
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Makes your old blouse look
like new. Tints blouses, crepe
de chine and georgette, sweat
ers, silk stockings, gloves, etc.,
in all fashionable shades.
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Der ysaslrnbaIl bsr gaaern.

Ger @a3eriidDe ltHterit.8erein be-
reitet lid, ipieocr oilf ieiren arobert
gtasfenbaII Dor, Der Sanifaa, f9.
ssanuor, in ben S6leH oes Teutidcn
sIub begallsen miro. Tns riibriee slr.
rangentenfs. .aonimiffee bot id)on felt
@ofen cine emiisc Tbdtisfeit ent.
ipideit uno alfes mafs Bette porberei.
fef. Tie befreimbeten gereine. buten
Sie ginIaonng erbnIteH ir0 iperoen
iidj pormusii6tlid In GROCER 8dbi be.
tbefliqen, peib man bod, oab man
iich bel BEN Bapern porfrefflidb inter.
b1lt. siu6 gibf iids urter ben @iitslie.
bern mo beionoers bel ben ueibIiden
UamiIienmitslieoern srobes Jntershs
fim0 uno es miro elm Neffeifern fem
m Der grtfaIhina Don sefdaigen uro
d,urafteriffiiden WasfenfoitiImen
ilnter fcI& siuHtigen llntitdilseH iuiro
Der grfolg nid1t niisbleiben,
lin bos Jntrsfe Der Mastcs 5u
erb0bsn, iinb fiir bic f96Hiten unb
d,ardfteriftif4ftsa Wossen J,dammen
se9n pteifs aussefebt.
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6. yiatrano, 3. Sftpdb, Gh. glu.
ntentbai, g.2 .8iIiarnion, s. aefiel,
u. gisoori. 3. Sduler unb So.
Sfnffer.
- Der Saoen bon sSreo. goblan-
Der iutrr6e bon 9ieben beimgeiis1f,
peIbe srp0If S6de @ebI itablen.
Srm Sronf Staobam BON SIS.
SSS Siio . StraBe aeg iib orrd ei.
nen StlirS aiif benz Biiraerifeig cine
Siiftenperrenfuns 5ii.
- @aiier aus elmer sebpriteuen
R5bre, oas aitf belize aoblen I'M ,Sur.
mace 0es Seims bon Senrp Magipell
fIob, oeruriadte cine GrpIeiion, mel
he oas gauge Saus nit oid,tem
NalId erfiillte.
- 9os TAD mn oas 5lpeite Stod.
inert eines @ebGloes an 3pciter NIB
@aInut StraBe, ipeIfes bon Der @al.
nut Wlutiial slio Societp benrst miro,
tuuroen ourd 5eiier aeritort.
SSacob 8iIioil, pelder iid) fir
Sie Sdno. .Tipiiion oes SignaIforps
aniperben lieB, ipuube AM Moutag
nab Dem Camp in St. Seapenlportb,
adirias, geiahot.
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nsu.Regiftrirung
alsr unnaturaIiiirten Seutideu ia
Samilton Gouutp
8irb in Der @odje bes 4. Sebruar
porgen0mmen meroen.
9nmSesmaridluil SeSaHneb hat &c.
tern ieiue enogiiltisen Saitruf-
tioneu erbulteu.

Gem giunoesmarifDall 9epmmep
gingen geitern bonn SsaitiS. .9eparte'
meut in @aibirgton bic eiiogiiltigen
SSnitriftioHeu fiir Die anr 4. sSebriiar
begiitneltoe uno aIf Die DuiIer elmer
@ode beihrdrrfte 8egiitrirung aler
irnnatlinaliiirten 9eiitid)en i'm iiioIi.
den 9iitrift bon Sbio 3u.
Sn Cincinnati miro Yolisei6ei
@opelan, in ct. Bernard nno ssor.
Dooo, ben beioen ail0eren, iiI SanliI.
ton @ountp aelegenen Staoten beg
9iitrifts, iperoen Die oortigen 8oli.
5eihefs aIs Gbef-Hesiitrare fiuigoreu,
mabren0 in ben Srtibuften ole goit,
meiiter ooer 8oftagenten in,ter Son,
trolle oes bieiigen BoItmeiiters ,SoeI
6. GIore oils Gbef.0tegiitrar, bic Ne.
giitriruueen beiorgen peroen.
Die nerihieoenen 8olideiitationen
Der Staot iperoen tpdbreno Der ge.
nunnten @obe als Megiitrirlngs.
Sofale bienen uno je6er uidt ratii.
raiiiirte Deuiit]e, Der bier auilIlia
irno iiber Ia Sabre alt lit, mug iih IN
Der Station ietnes 9iltrifts sur Ste.
giitririing nleISeu inl6 orei eiolid er.
bartete sSornn,Iare alisfiiIIerl 9luh
nuuB er bier niht aiiige5ogene 4boto.
grapbien auf oiiutem gapier NIT Ell
mem belIen SintergriinS Iiefern. Seoe
Der photographer, Die nift GROCER
aIs 6rei 8oa I'M @eniert iein biirfen,
mug anf Der 9oroerieite, obne Die
9eiifjts5iige 5it peroeden, ben yea-
mensslis bes Regiitrireloen iragen.
Serner miro bel Der Stegiitririrue
Die polIe 9erfonaI.8 .8eidreibirng imo
Der gborud ieoen 5insers alIfgsnom.
men.
ssn Der eiSlideu Grbdrtilrg nliiiien
9hane, abreiie, allter, @eburtsort,
geihdftisuha uRo gll,feittbalt felt
Dem /. SSSaRuar 1914, Gag Der Cant
oung in ben Ser. Stadten, Oh perhei.
ratbet, gtaue uro alter Der ainber,
oh Der Regiitrqio nrdrtnlid,e ger.
iuanote IN GsaffeH gegen Die Der.
Staaten bot ooer bate, OBJ er ii9 CUR
ausbebung resiitrirt bat, Of er milf.
tariihe Shlilliiig 6eiist, gsaturalifa.
tions' 'gerbdltitiiIe uno moere aiis.
finite Gilaeaeben iperben.
glae unnatiiralifirtet Deiitihen,
tDelde es beriainneit iib regiitriren
5u laifen, iesen iid) Ser @efahr Der
gerbafting ltb Snterrtirtng NAB.
reno oes arieges aus.
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ROtiS an .etemrrsabler.

@on @our,tp G6asanrt tpiro oa'
rauf aufmerfiant gerHad)t, baB eius
groBe slusabI Gteier5abler, ipelhI
i'm april b. 5. i'm @iufIaug nit BEN
neiieu @eiese, freiipillig ibr iteuer,
pfIihtiges gerionaI @igeHtblm on
melOeteh Der gniiht ieien, Sdb ibner
bic Steierrebinrngen 5iigef9idt tper'
ben. !Serr Sufpe, Der Chief 9epilfr
bes S6asnn,ts. erfIdrt, odB oies Elm
SSrrtbun iei uno iolfe SteuerSabler
DerpfIidtet ieien, ielbit nod Der
9ountp Sf,asnieiiters Office 3il
fouunen, nm ibre SteiierrefJnilngeIl
ob5ubolen uno oom ot9 prompt gu
be5abIen, uiortgenfalls Der iibIife
StrafSuiGlas erfolgt.
9ie Hedrnntgen f01rneu aiid per
Foft erIdngt peroeu, iDarn bic 9etref'
fertoen 6arnm id,reiben uno eiiie
8oitntarfe fir Die Shidanttport belle.
qefI.
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Jngamp Dhesler On elmer
2HHsensatsaHSuas sss
ifprben

Wafbington, .. G., IA. Sdn.
Mnior aluguftus y. @nronsr, bon
!oamilten. UlnH, III am MOuiag i'm
Ssfpitol oss Camp Wbeelsr na4 fur,
sem Rranfisin an eiuxr auRgsnsats
3iinbuns seftorben.
Ra9bsni e. Is Sabre uHuutvbros
den i'm aoKsrsb ben fiinftsn WaHds
9ulstisr Diifrift xrfrefsn, rsfignirte
9err @arbner TN poriasn Jdbr, nm
in bic Ser. SinoisH 9lrmss enquire,
ten. Jnhrs long nor &C fiir militdris
fd< 9orbersituns bsr Noticn. fur cine
er5bsre armte unb cine gr5Bsre Tloiie
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