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Evening journal., 1918-03-21
JUNIOR MECHANICS
FOR War SAVINGS
Eureka Council Organizes
Society 10 Help Govern
ment Win
CHIEF
ADDRESSES ORDER

on Tuesday night, National Council
Tor John II Noycs visited Eureka Coun-
cil No. (. Jr. o. 4. A. NJ. 10 was Fra
temol Night" and there were many
present Mr. Noyos has been touring
The United states visiting almost every
state. he gave a general description OF
tho work Of the order all over The c0un-
try and It's remarkable growth during
last year. lie was eloquent and force
mi. 10 Dr. his Intention io inaugirate
an intensive campaign for members
and 90 This end the first meeting night
In November an over the country. will
be set aside for a class initiation War
conditions have interfered greatly with
the growth Of this order. but The in
crease IN membership last year was
even greater than was anticipated.
Mr.. N0yes spoke at length about The
immigration Bill which was passed
In Congress few months ago. This
bin requires an immigrants Co pass "a
liioracy test and IS supposed 90 guard
against the innuX into This country OF
undesirable. illiloraio and criminal
foreigners
Henry y Scott. state Director of War
savings. was also present and delivered
ap eloquent and interesting address on
conditions over There. llc told why
ihe Government Is calling upon the
patriot O. ciiizons 10 loan their money Go
the government In order that our boys
may Doe properly provided for al the
front
a War-Savings Society is beng form
cd and Tho Council IS cooperating IN
every way ~ ih lhc War-SaVncs Com
mitleo OF ihs city.
Tho following officers OF The order
were also present and each made a fcw
remarks
Martin y Woods. National Secretary.
Frank w plorson. Past National
Councillor.
Thomas B Appleby Past National
Councillor.
j. L. Johnston National Rcprcscni5.
tive
y. B. Register. OF Lowes. state Coun-
cillor.
Mr. Hayes. OF Dover state Vice
Councillor
Arthur ", Hope. OF Delaware City
Past slate Councillor
The refreshments were iu conformit,
with tho Hoover administration anl
. consisted OF Delaware apples
Evening journal., 1918-03-21
BELGTANS APPRECIATE
WILMINGTON HELP

How the efforts or Wilmington citi-
zens 10 aid Belgiums sufferers Is ap-
prcciated. IS shown IN ihe following
letter
rLegftlon DE Bclgiluo
Washington ID. G..
Washington. ID. o..
"lc A. Mars. igiS
Dear Sir. Mr.. Victor Bogaert, OF Lex
ington. Ky. has forwarded Co me. the
proceeds OF his lecture IN your city and
I have transmitted the amount 60 The
charitable organization they arc i'm
tended for.
ALLOW me 10 thank you for all You
have done IN order TO ensure the sue
cess OF Mr.. Bogaerts work and for
The results achieved am very groic-
ful FOR AN your efforts 10 ihis connec-
ii0n.
Believe me, dear sir.
"Ncry sincerely yours
EIDE CARTIER.
Minister OF Belgium
Mr. Frank Turner, e2 Broomc street,
Wilmington. Del.
Evening journal., 1918-03-21
.CouR.NEY Will CAsE.

ON applicai on of Herbert 70. Ward
and Charles .. Evans. "a continuance
until May - was granted by Chief Jus
uco pcnncwir and Judges Boycc and
Rice today in the hearing of appeal
from The de- sion OF lhc Register OF
Wills iu the laitcr OF o. certain paper
writing purpo ing io De- tbc last vl.
and testament of Clayton Courtney. ur-
ceased. Tie case vas continued br-
cause of The mess OF one of lho prln-
cipal wiinesse, against the win.
The case MS argued before Judges
Boyce and Ri, at the November term
Of court, hut They declared % ease
for "a jury. y airing of the appeal was
set for last rm of court, butt was
continued un the present term o.
court, and nDv is further continued
until ihe May erm is allowed
The caVeaio' allcec ihat az The time
hc made his cond and las; viii. Mr.
Courtney Was Oh in his rnghi mind.
Evening journal., 1918-03-21

Old shoes. that are worn, but still
woarable. but have been cast-on, are
needed today Just as much MS clothing
by the destitute Beigiars. 1n this
weeks drive for clothing AMI shoes.
conducted hy the Red Cross. the ap-
pea Tor leather is just as strong as
that for cloth.
Every Wilmmglonian. man Or WOE
man. IS urged 60 make a survey of the
old shoes iu their cupboards. sort
out those that are mcndsblc aud still
uscable and either send them 90 Elev-
enih and Tdinall streets or else lolc-
phone and they viii Doe called for.
Yesterday Mrs. W. H. smith. OF 30.
$40 West Eighth street. Sent ten pairs
of shoes io the headquarters. The
shoes had been half-soled with rubber
Evening journal., 1918-03-21
REFUSE NEW TRIAL
FOR PETER Greco
Court Defers Sentence Un-
til Monday: Prisoner
May Appeal
ELECTION LAW
VIOLATOR FINED

Judges Boycc and Conrad. In Court
OF General Sessions this morning, de-
ulod The application OF j. Frank Rail
FOR q new tricl for Peter Greco who
was convicted by a jury last week for
assault with felonlous intent. ON Mary
Lapsley. on November Is, 1917. on ap-
plicatlon OF Mr.. Ball sentence ON Greco
was Deferred until Monday morning. ID
is probable that counsel will take an
appeal 20 the supreme Court after the
Imposition Of sentence
john 2. Holland changed his plea Of
not uiiliv iO attempting Go Illegally
register for the "wcl and drNN oiec
lion last November 10 ono OF guilty,
and was lned 500 and costs Or six
months In The workhouso. by Judge
Conrad Holland registered under his
own name In August m the Thlrd
district OF the First ward. and the lat
ter part OF October, attempted 90 reg
lister In the Second district OF the First
ward. under the name or George
Morris.
James Salisbury. counsel for llol-
land. asked that only ilno be Inn
posed In the case. stating that Hol-
land Is a government Inspector on ail
tanks at Tho puscy and Jones Com
pany. 40 Tie time he attempted 20 reg.
lsler under am assumed name, he was
under tho influence OF liquor. and did
70 as "a Joke on the registrars In The
district. whom ne well knew, Counsel
said
Judge Conrad, recognizing the plea OF
MIR. salisbury stated that while the
ease was a ilagrant one he felt there
We're eXicuuailng circumstances. The
warrant for Hollands arrest was swOr
ont boy Frank T. Haley. agent OF ih,
Law and order Society.
Bessie Smith was placed on trial be.
fore l'1dn, Conrad and a jury on Q
charge 0i sorting and noglectng hcl
baby on lgi Noycmber q 10 Is al
legged that thc girl, after the birth oi
the baby al the Delaware Hospital, tool
thc baby 90 tho Babies Hospital anl
lcfi 10 there.
James salisbury represented The de-
fendani aud Deputy Ailorney-Genera
Green conducted the prosecution.
The defendant was found guilty O
lhc charge Ia Municipal Court and az
|uppeal was taken by Mr. Salisbury.
Detective King testified that Bessie
after her arrest. said that her fathe
had taken The baby from her arms am
/. lcft 70 at what she supposed was th
D. Babies nospiiyi.
! Dr. Paul n. smith testified 60 secin
b Mr. Dickerson take a bundle into Ga
& Babies Hospital. but DE did not kno'
- positively what the bundle coniline
q bun said his act was IN accordance vii
a prearranged plan They were q
a only two witnesses placed on The star
AZ by the state.
,f Mr. salisbury asked the court "a
r. The jury be directed Go return a verdi
a OF not guilty claiming that The sta
h had failed 60 prove ID deseriion char
n against ilQ girl.
i Judge Conrad took his appllcatl,
under consideration and discharged O
= jury until . o'clock until De could a
u eide whether ~ take the case from q
4 jurors or not 10 is a matter " grc.
doubt judge Conrad said
Evening journal., 1918-03-21
NEWS OF THE DAY
ON THE WAR FRONTS
" The United Press.

By The United Press.
LONDON. March 2i.-H, Wy lombard
ment by German artillery 4 the British
lines from the neighbor. God Of Ven
douil. south of 81. Quentin io as lar as
The -carpe. was reported ly Field Mar
shal H3ig 90 thr War 0mci today. The
bombardment. De said, gan shortly
before dawn.
ln The neiehborhood OF s.. Quentin.
"We carried out a raid" i1e statement
sald. taking i3 prisoners end three ma
chine guns
southeast ~ Mcssinos there we're
patrol encounters
south OF lhc ilouihuis. forest un-
successful raids were directed against
0ur lines. We took prisoners in each
case.
In the ncighhorho0i Of Armeniieres
lhc enemy attempted a rid and was
rcuulscd
Evening journal., 1918-03-21
SOLDIER Is BURIED
UNDER FLORAL BED

The funeral OF Sergeant James p
H0ughlon. who died no camp DIX OF
pneumonia several day. 1rO. took place
lhis morning with requiem mass In ST.
P3uls s r. g.. Church The funeral was
largely attended by representatives OF
the Fame Fir' CO., and Che p, b and
". Relief as well as soldiers from Camp
Dix and the Pennsylvania railroad po-
lice The lor3 tributes were handsome.
a large automobile truck of flowers
being sent by The soldiers I'M Che Pioneer
Reeiment at Camp Dix.
lniermeni win be- made 40 lho llead
OF the Chris ana Church cemetery To-
morrow, following services at the home
II Mrs. Ella Casho. mothor-in-law Of
The young soldier, ai Newark. Del. ol
o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
Evening journal., 1918-03-21
BRATT0N WOULD TAKE
WIFE UN DARE WAGER

Rednor Bratton. OF No. 100 East Sew
onlh strNt. Is Advertising FOR wlfo
he was dared 60 DO so, and has accept
cd The dare. and now hopes he Will
get "a helpm3ie. llc classes himself as
"mlddle-0gcd,' being shy about the eX-
act figures, but appears about 30. lie
Is employed at the Jackson and sharp
plant OF the American Car and Foundry
Company.
II can live in city or country, but
prefer the country ne said.
So, here's your chance. girls
Evening journal., 1918-03-21

pair -lhe average price hQing SIS
II each of the 2O01 homes ln VIII
minglon would contributes ono pair of
weurablo shoes. Dolawarc's quota would
DE met. lts up 90 ihe ciiIzouf of Che
state 90 see Co 70 That in tihIs appeal as
In an others Delaware does her part
Clolhne for men. women and chil-
dren Is also needed send the cosi-oH
garments along with lhc shoes 20
Eleventh and ralnall SHOW a little OF
that spirit of Biblical Times. 10 is
better 90 eivc than receive. and sat-
isfy your conscience That you have
done "a good deed
NlImlngi0n's Red Cross committee Is
working hard. give them a lift and
not only reflect credit on yourself but
ihb state.
Evening journal., 1918-03-21

heels and were in nnc condition FOR
someone 20 wear Tho Rcd Gross com-
miilse workers were delighted with tho
shoes. for they show ihc true patriotic
spirit NJ the donor.
When Germany entered Belgium they
took sll the shoes in the shops They
lefi two pairs with each person. lat
the poor. having only one pair. long
since have been wearing wooden shoes
or anything else that came 90 hand.
Thousands of pairs of shoes are need
cd ln Belgium aud northern France 70
Is virtually impossible FOR those who
have some means in Belgium 90 GET
shoes. Fllmsy foOigear Is being made
of substitutes, some of them with solcs
qs "thin as paper and scarcely more
durable some of these sell 40 s25 a
Evening journal., 1918-03-21
GRANT Two LICENSES.

After the hearing OF considerable tcs-
tlmony In the romOnsirance against
Mary Iucncnberger. who conducts a sa-
loon a 10. 300 Shipiey street, before
CHIEF Justice pennewill and Judges
Boyce and Conrad ln Court Of General
Sessions yesterday afternoon. the re-
mOnstrance was Withdrawn when Mrs
Richenborgcr agrecd 60 certain stlpula-
lions OF the Law and Order Society.
The remonstranco against James A.
Hayes. Lord and Spruce streets, was
Evening journal., 1918-03-21
nI1LpINcs roR poMnER Co.

Building Inspector Preston today is
sued The following permits
To The Bail Grain Explosives Com
pany 60 erect two shops at Thirty
NTH street and Miller Road, one 20 cost
81 200. the other 5000.
To John Govatos 90 build q garage
az No. $40 Washington street, 10 cost
Si0O.
To William .Lcsnack 90 build 4
kitchen at 40. 1908 Brown street. 10
cost 500
Evening journal., 1918-03-21
SPRING rs HEnF.

Sprns arrived on schedule time az 26
o'clock This morning. according TO the
weather man. and bids fair 20 give mild
fair weather Tor az least two or three
days
Yesterday the temperature rose 30 SO
a. p N. -~d r-f-- i-r- .. 90 - de-
--.- i.-4 .n lo... Dtlurc springs ar
rival Her presence was indicated by
a rise 20 i6 at $50 this morning and
This msy increase 90 30, the Weather
Bureau advices say.
The ancient scers. who scorn scientific
predictions. received their forty-frst
annual jar las, night. when their omi-
nous foreb0dlngs Of the fabled "equ-
noXial n0rihoasicr were set AZ nought
by a mild lhough humid condition This
gentle atmosphere Is a contrast 90 what
ihc Weather Bureau has ch3racicrized
as "ihe most severe winter on record "
Previous cold periods. while sometimes
equally severe. have not been so pro-
tracted and previous winters with
heavy snowfall have not been SO cold
manner ana have visited great num-
bcr OF Industrial establishments, stores
9nd other places where numbers of
workers arc gathered together Each
day they are reporting additional War
Savings Societies organized and they
announced that the way has been pre-
pared for the formation OF a great many
more.
Evening journal., 1918-03-21
EASTER BAZAAR.

An Easter bazaar and bake win be
held in Grace Church house, NO 9oi
West street. today and tomorrow. for
the benefit OF the Doaconess' Home.
Tho proceeds are Tor a worthy cause.
and those having charge hope for a
liberal patronage The bazaar win bo
opon eyenIngs.
Evening journal., 1918-03-21
Il, InEn ; ErnGT sAN.

United Press stan Correspondent
WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY ~
TNNNCE. March 20-American troops
n The Luncyille region successfully
rsiled enemy trenches late today after
pulyorizing iho Gcrman defenses Is an
ariilery preparation which SHOOK
buildings miles BOO thc rc7r.
Tho raid was made ai the conclusion
of an unusually heavy bormbardmont
hy the enemy
French artillery and infantry partici-
paicd in the attack.
Evening journal., 1918-03-21
$50 TINE ON PEPPER.

Ceph1e James, NoerO befOre JudFe
Churchman In Municipal Court today
on a dlsorderly conduct charge. was
fined $50.
The defendant is alleged TO havo bcen
looking through the window Of house
on Tainal street. near Seventh street. at
40 o'clock last night White women
were I'm the house.
Evening journal., 1918-03-21
LEAVES CITY SOB.

Having accepted a position with the
DUPONT Powder Company. Miss Flor
ence Newman. chief clerk in TIM oflcc
of The Board Of Assessment, has re-
signed Miss Newman has been en-
ployed by the city for the past four
years. The position she held paid but
$40 a month. whereas the one she ac-
cepls pays so a month
Evening journal., 1918-03-21
CERTIFICATE on Dissolution.
CrATE or DELAWARE. OFFICE OF
> SECRETARY OF STATE
IInIIIIIA AVE nI nI.NnIuTION.

CTATE or DELAWARE, OFFICE OF
- SECRETARY OF STATE.
CERTIFICATE OF DISSOLUTION.
To an TO Whom these Presents Nay
Whereas q appears 70 my satisfaction.
by duly authenticated record Of the pro
ccedings Tor the voluntary dissolution
thereof hy the consent or OH the ntocf
holders deposited In my Office. the Venezue-
Ian Oilholds. Limited, "a corporation Of this
state, whose principal ofhcc ls eituhtcn o.
Ne. W. Tenth street, ia the city OF VII
mington. county Of New Castle. Suite OF
Delaware. Corporation Trust Company or
America, being agent therein and In charge
thereof, upon whom process inny De
served, has complied with the require
menta of the Corporation Laws of the
state of Delaware as contained In 1915.
section 1 10 2i0t, Section lST. Chapter %.
OF the Revised Statutes Of 1913. ns
amended, preliminary 20 the issuing OF
cERrlFIcATE OF DISSOLUTION.
Now. therefore. l. Everett q. Johnson,
Secretary of state, of tho state Of Dela-
pomtion did on the 10th day OF March.
I A u. 1918. hle iu the oilcc n duly exc
cuted and aitrated consent, iu writing. 10
the dissolution ~ said corp9rauon. exc.
cnted hy nu the stockholders thereof,
which edid conecut aud the records Of the
/ Proceedings Aforesaid. are now on Ole In
my said oflce, oa provided by law
, Is TESrINONy
WHEREOF.
have horeurti
sei my hand an
OFFICIAL SEAL Official seal 81
Secretary once Dover, this 20fi
1865 Delaware 1893 day Of March. iu
101 the year Of our
ts Lord one ilod.
fsnd. mine hn1t
drcd and eigh-
EVERETT C. JOHNSON.
marai-1t Secretary OF stats.
Evening journal., 1918-03-21
LIRE DESTROYS PnRcH.

Fire 0f Unknown Origln dcstroyed a
porch at the residence OF samuel
Dougheriy. at Grcenville, carly this
The Water Witch company
responded 10 a still alarm of lrc from
tho Dougheriy house at > a. o'clock
and exlingushed the blaze before n had
spread 10 the main dwelling.
Evening journal., 1918-03-21
cnps HANE sERlICE TIAG-

Chief Of Police Black has purchased
a large service nag which Will Doe
flown from the window of his Office
The nag has four stars at present. the
department having The following men
in the Federal service. Sergeant Joe
Davis and Pairolmon Graham, Man
fredo and Skipski
Evening journal., 1918-03-21
HORSE TOO FAST FOR GREEN.

80 The request OF Assistant city So
Ucltor Naloy nollo prosequi was en-
tered in .he ease OF Ernest &. Green.
Negro. charged IN Municipal Court with
violating the city traffic rules. The de-
fendaui WIS driving a spirited horse
and foiicd 90 cc-thc officers signal.
Evening journal., 1918-03-21
TWO MORE ENTERTAINMENTS.

Willi8m ]. Long. N No. Oh West
street. was accepted az the army re-
cruting station today for the nodicsl
and John Woods Neero.
of Raleigh ~ C., Tor The quartcrma-tar
department
Evening journal., 1918-03-21
mnn nAs eEEN rIns cAna

Although a search Was made here
carly last nighi for an automobile re-
ported stolen from Chester. Pa. no
trace Of the machine Nvas found. The
ear is % nvc-passengcr touring bear
ing Pennsylvania license 30. i3i $50
Evening journal., 1918-03-21
LARoR M 1NG IN sATInpAY.

In Pythian C. ,ile 40. 906 West street
on Saturday ,ycning meeting viii
ne hsld upde- the auspices of vii
mington Cent Labor Union. whom
W. A. Applet .jt
worth represenule .Ae Great Britain
Federation Of Workers and the As
ISOLATED Shipwrights, viii address
those present James h. Roach. repre-
seniing the American Federation OF
Labor. viii also speak az ihe meeting.
Evening journal., 1918-03-21
BABY McLANE DElD.

suffering from a throat afniction, The
fivc-months-old- daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Fred L. McLsne. died This morn
ms Mr. McLane Is letter carried
Sonnccted with the local p0slonlcc.
Evening journal., 1918-03-21
MN. OBFRLY m.

James B. Oberly. "a juror at this term
OF superior Court Is confined 90 his
home by the grip, and this mornine
was excused by ihe court from attend
ancc until his recovery.
Evening journal., 1918-03-21
PTRsONAI

Mrs. =. a. Thornton. of Town Point.
Md Is visiting her daughter, Mrs. l.. II.
Uarrin of This city
Evening journal., 1918-03-21
Is TTHT HTIN0NT
WHEREOF 1

EVERETT C. JOHNSON.
mar2i-1t Secretary OF stats.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-31
NIi>OLNI LENINE Is
ILL OF PNEUMONIA
TRyJAssocintcd rrcssI

li'HlNSStClltcN iTcSS
LONDON. March 30.-Nikolai Lcninc
tho l!nlShcvik Premier. Is i'll OF pncu-
momlu. Reuters Pctrograd corresponds
cnt reports.
The correspondent saws 1t IL reported
that General Alexieff. former Russian
commander chief. whip recently mas
hccn ono OF the leaders in the Cos
sacks movement against the Bolshev.ki.
has been arrested in the Don region
sixteen German airplanes were put
out Of action Thursday by tho British.
il is announced officially The state
n!cnt follows:
~ majority Of our attacks were made
on enemy groups on the battle front
Thursday south of the Soinmc where
large concentrations OF the enemy were
constantly reported. The work con-
iinued until dark, in spite Of v;iinstornS
and low clouds. Twcnty-siX tons OF
bombs were dropped, and nearly Il quar-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-31
ter of !. million rounds were fred upon

ter OF Il million rounds were fred upon
diTcrcnt targets.
There was not much fighting. con-
sidcrinS the number OF British ma
chimes IN the air. but on the battle
front the fire from the ground became
very heavy. Nine German machines
were brought down. five others were
disabled and two others were shot
Gown by fire from the ground. Twelve
OF our machines are missing
GERMAN ADVANCE EASTWARD
MAY MENACE ORIENT
The fear Is rightly entertained that
Gcrmany's influence may gradually cx-
tend eastward. aud prove :: menace to
the peace Of the Far East" said Pre-
micr TcrauChi in an address to the
upper house OF the Japanese parlia-
ment. as quoted in Z Reuter- dispatch
from Tokyo.
Should the situation develop In such
way rs To cndanEcr the security
ana wcll-bc!ng OF our country, or TO
cal! for action to protect the common
Interests OF the allies. this govern
mcnt is resolved to take steps 10 cope
adequately with the situation"
The Premier said events might de-
mand rcasscmbling of the Diet, which
was proroGued on Wednesday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-31
HEAVIEST CANADIAN
GUNS RONiniItD ENEMY

CANADIAN ARMY liEADQUAR-
TIERS. March 30 (by Canadian Press,
iimitcd).-tron carly last night until
o'clock this morning the noise Of
guns has been persistent upon the
whole front from The south 10 hill 20,
III the north. Steadily for oven ten
hours our heaviest field guns. trench
mortars and machine guns maintained
their fire on thousands of yards OF
front against the enemy trenches.
At II o'clock aud again at $50 our
artillery fire increased TO battle in
tcnSity. the enemy assembly and con
centrated areas and communication
roads hcing rakcd with creeping bar
RACES The intensity ana duration OF
the fire We're such that no enemy attack
developed north OF Oppy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-31
, losses to the enemy. and our posi-

losses TO the enemy. and our posi-
tons remained intact.
"Wc took II number OF prisoners.
~ heavy bombardmcnt of our de-
lenses east OF 4lrras accompanied. the
delivery OF the attack South OF the
Sommc and between that river aud Fhc
Avrc Fighting has continued imccssani-
ly, attacks Lrd rounterattacks taking
place at frequent intervals. The enc
MY forced his way this morning ln;|
the village or Demuin. IN the l.ut"
Valley. hut is help UP III the wcsIcr.i
outskirts of the village"
Valley. but is held up at the western
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munition. mine throwers. guns. etc.
Tho number OF prisoners has been in
creased to 5000"
PROVISIONAL GOVERNMENT MAY
Dli SET UP IN SIBERIA
rBy Associated prcssI

icy Associated prcss.l
SHANGHAI. Tuesday. March 26.-Ac-
cordinE 10 the llarbin correspondent OF
the North China Daily News. 1t has
been decided to form Il provisional ST.
hcrian government for the purpose of
assuring continuance OF the original
program OF the Russian revolution and
Of Supprcssing the Bolshcvik troops
Il Is expected the new government Will
ask the assistance OF friendly powers
III beginning military operations with
out delay.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-31
MANY TRAINS CARLY
GERMAN WDI' NDED

10y Associated PresS.l
AMSrERDAM March 3O.-Trains
carrying wounded Germans from the
battl" front in France are proceed
i"g continuously along the frontier he
tween Germany and HOLLAND. accord
INK 20 a dispatch TO the Telegram from
Ncrkradc. 1t has been necessary to
replace hospital cars by freight cars.
i'm which the wounded lie on straw ana
shaNiUgs.