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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-20
M GRAW To TAKE
TEAM TO f RANCE
Big LeaguerS VIII Play Series
OF Games Near the
Battle Front.

NEW YORK, July 2O.-John J.
McGraw. manag ger OF the New York
Giants, has promised 10 take a team
of big league players 10 Paris for a
series Of games with former pro-
fessional players now in the army
or navy. according 10 an announce
ment here Friday by Johnny Evers.
former Chicago Cub manager, now
of the Knights OF Columbus ath-
letic department, overseas.
American soldiers are scheduled
to witness some big timber games
in France" said Evers. "McGraw
assured me ii would not cost the
Knights of Columbus a cent I
have in mind some Of the players,
now lighting the Huns, who will
play McGraw's bunch. The nucleus
OF my team is Alexander. pitcher:
Gowdy. catcher: Miller of Cleveland
end Philadelphia, first baseman:
and Evans OF Cleveland. third base
The others l shall select as soon as
arrive in France"
Evers said he had packed his
trunk for his trip to Paris. his old
Cub uniform, including gloves and
shoes.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-20
NATIONAL LEAGUE WILL
TRY TO FINISH SEASON

NEW YORK. July 20-John
Heydler. secretary q the National
LEAGUE. i'm a statement here Friday
night said.
Despite the fact that the most
oi our players viii he affected by
Secy Bakers construction % the
work or night order. IL is my impress
sion that the major leagues viii
make every effort 10 complete the
season. The clubs viii Try 10 re-
crlit their teams from men who are
above the draft age.
we believe the baseball public,
the predicament in
which the sport Is placed and re-
tanning its fondness for this great
outdoor recreation. Will be willing
TO patronize the new clubs which
We viii endeavor 10 put in the field. Do
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-20
Elkhart News

ELKHART. Ind. July 2O.-Rob-
ert. -year-old son Of Mr.. and
Mrs Arthur Bixler. was instantly
killed here late this afternoon when
he was struck by Chicago, South
Bend and Northern Indiana interur-
ban. The boy was playing in the
street and ran directly in front of
the car. The body was badly man
gled
Edwin l.. Bailey, for S. years an
engineer on the New York Central
railroad between this city and To-
ledo. and one of the best known
engine pilots on the road. died sud
denly al his home here today aged
65 years Heart disease was the
cause Of his demise He is survived
by his wife
Through the sacrifice Of house
hold allOtments OF sugar by 90
women of the ST. Nincent's Catho-
lie church enough sugar has been
obtained 10 supply the needs for a
great banquet to be served Sunday
in event of the golden anniversary
OF the parish here
Harold f. Moon OF this city and
a graduate of the Elkhart high
school has just received a commits
sion of second lieutenant in the avi-
alton branch Of service following
the completion or mis- training at
Dallas. Tex.
The first annual picnic Of the en-
ployes of the Foster Machine Co
will be held at McNaughton park
tomorrow. and between 5000 and
5000 people will attend An elab-
crate program consisting Of sports
dancing and other amusements has
been arranged.
Many Elkhartans Will go 10 Co
shen Sunday. where they will wit
ness the review of the second bat
talon of the Indiana state militia
Fifteen hundred militiamen are ex-
pected 10 participate in the review
which will he before Adj Gen.
Smith of Indiana polls. Lieut. Col
Simpson Of Elkhart and Col J. H.
Harrison of Columbia City. Ma.
Pease Of Goshen will be IN COM
mand of the battalion
All arrangements have been com
pleted for the examination OF 2IO
men Of the 1913 registrants of this
city. The examinations viii be con-
Quoted IN the Municipal building
Asking judgment OF Slips and
that a lease be declared null and
void. George and Mary Doll OF this
city have brought suit in the SUI
perior court against Charles j. Al
bert. Albert r. Chambers. the Or
pheum Theater Co. and Walter 8.
Hazelton. The plaintiffs also ask
that they be named owners of the
Orpheum theater. that the lien OF
Mr.. Hazelton and the bondhOIders
be declared junior 10 their lien and
that commissioner be appointed TO
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-20
PRESIDENT NATIONAL
LEAGUE SAYS HE WILL
COMPLY WITH FINDING

CINCINNATI. o. July 20
Pres't John X Tener OF the Ma
tional league. after reading Sec'y of
War Bakers statement relative TO
baseball as IL concerned the work or
night order, said
L have read Sec'y Bakers de-
ciSion in fun and basel ball interests
will comply with the finding in spirit
a well as in acton. AS good citi-
zens our obligation Is 20 respect con-
stituted authority. II baseball comes
under the classification of non-es-
sential occupations we will most
gladly make the sacrifice OF our
business interests IN the countrys
welfare.
We feel. however. some provision
should De made that would give us
time "a determine whether or not
the clubs can proceed under the
suggestion made by Secy Baker. or
whether we will close out ou bust
ness entirely We viii reouest the
war department TO make it's ruins
more dehnite as it concerns this
point
Ny personal opinion is that II
every bah player between the ages
otz1 and 81 IS forced 10 cease play
ing baseball az once professional
baseball parks viii have TO close
their gates Immediately
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-20
Goshen News

Charges o. issuing fraudulent
checks filed in the city court Thurs
day against Enos Sailor, 24-year- old
Harrison twp. young man. will not
be pushed il the defendant REIN
bGrses his numerous victims in Co
shen and also agrees TO waive his
deferred class fcation and enter the
national army a once 1t is under
stood thai the young mans father
in-law Will come 10 his financial aid
in order 10 help him out OF his pres
ent difficulties The specific charge
filed against sailor by Deputy Pros
Simpson was that Of giving a worth
less check OF SO al the Farmers
restaurant
Horse thieves have again resumed
their operations n Elkhart county.
Friday reports were filed with
Sheriff Sanford by Noble Helm
baugh OF near Dunlsps and Roy
James, a Concord twp farmer stat
ing that horses and buggies owned
by them had been taken in Elkhart
last night while they were hitched
on (. Franklin 81. Al s O'Clock Fri
DAY afternoon no trace had been
found OF the missing horses and
0Uggies
Miss Margaret Grismore r. y.
who was recently appointed matron
fthe Goshen hospital. arrived here
Friday from Fort Worth. Tex. 10
assume active charge. Pending her
arrival in this city Miss Ida Enright
has been in charge OF the institu-
ton. Miss Enright will remain in
definitely AZ the hospital, according
20 present plans.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-20

convey the interests and title OF the
property GO them.
Alonzo W. Hindmau died ar his
home near Baldwin lake today fol-
lowing a long illness. He was IS
years old He D. survived by two
sisters. Mrs. James Gleason Of New
Albany and Mrs James Nevins OF
this city.
Two horses and carriages were
stolen from the business district
here last night and the police were
una bic 10 locate either AZ a late
hour today The horses were owned
by Roy James. r. r n. No. s. and
Noble Helm baugh. r T.. ID. NO. 8.
Thieves entered the Central Cigar
store last night and rlfed the cash
register Of $40 in change.
Cruelty is alleged IN divorce
suit brought today by Myrtle q.
Bloss against George Bloss 10 is
claimed the defendant beat and
kicked the plaintn until she was
forced 10 seek medical attention.
The custody Of three children IL
asked by the plaintiff
Bartholomew Sweeney. oeserter
from the United States army. who
was arrested here TUESDAY evening
by Recruiting officer Weddie wa
today taken 10 Fort sheridan IlL
In the city court TO-DAY five New
York Central brakemen pleaded
guilty 10 charges of larceny and be-
ing implicated In the theft or $500
worth Of merchandise from freight
cars. Practically an Of the stolen
goods was recovered by the police
before the arrests We're made The
men Will be sentenced tomorrow.
All will undoubtedly lose their jobs.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-20
10 PERCENT MINIMUM
INCOME TAX FOR PEOPLE
AND CORPORATIONS

WASHINGTON. July 2O.-A 10
per cent minimum income tax for
individuals and corporations I'm lieu
Of the present -four per cent for Ia
dividuals and SIX per cent for so
porstions was favored al Fridays
executive session OF the house pBys
and means committee which ~
drafting the new war revenue bill.
No conclusion was reached how
ever Lowering Of the fixed amounts
exempted from taxation also was
discussed. but sentiment largely was
in opposition.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-20
BUT FOUR CUB MEMBERS
NOT AFFECTED BY ORDER

CHICAGO. July -0-AII but four
~ The Chicago National league
players would be- affected by Sec'y
Raker's ruling that baseball is "A
on-essential occupation. 10 became
known Friday. The four are Mgr.
Fred Mitchell Coach Knabe. Dode
Psskert and Rolue Zeider. the lat
ter two being active PLAYERS Sew
eral az the cubs are in class one OF
the draft
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-20
RALLY IN NINTH
BEATS WHITE SOX
Four Runs in the Last Frame
Too Much for the
ChicagoanS.

WASHINGTON, July ga ninth
inning rally which scored four runs
ena bled Washington 20 defeat Chi
cago 6 TO Friday in the opening
game Of the series. safe hits by Nc
Bride, Johnson and Shotton filed
the bases after one out was made in
the ninth inning. Fosters single
scored Mcbride, JOHNSON and Shot
ton scored or Judges safety. and
Schultz sent Foster home with the
winning run on a single 10 left
Score:
Chicago ......SO2 600 0O0-5 0
Washington 600 10 0O4-6 Is 1
Russell. Benz, Danforth and
Schalk: AyreS, Reese, Hovlik and
Picinich
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-20
C0MST0CK Is FEATURE
OF PIRATE VICTORY

PITTSBURGH, Pa, July 20
Philadelphia lost TO Pittsburgh here
Friday. 20 ,. Comstock the Pirate
pitcher kept the visitors hits scat
tered and was effective with men on
the bases Oeschger passed two
men in the second inning and Com
stock. the next batter. singled to
right. scoring the two runners
Score
Philadelphia ..010 900 100 10 0
Pittsburgh ....O21 600 OO+-3 8
Oeschger. Davis and Adams; Com
stock and Schmidt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-20
ALL BUT FIVE MEMBERS
OF INDIANAPOLIS TEAM
AFFECTED BY ORDER

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. July 90
With none or the officials Of the
American association baseball team
here I'm Indianapolis. IL was under
stood that the local Indians viii con
tinue until the work o. fight order
becomes effective. The order affects
all bur possibly FIVE mem bers OF the
Hoosier association team
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-20
ONLY FIVE MEMBERS OF
WHITE S0X ARE EXEMPT

CHICAGO. July 2O.-Five mem
bers OF the Chicago Americans.
world champions. will not be affect
ed by Sec'y Bakers ruling If il holds
10 mean only those players who are
Ia the draft age The players who
are not in the draft are Pitchers
Shellen bsc ok. Cicotte and Benz. Out
fielder John Collins and Mgr. Row
land
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-20
CARDS DEFEAT GIANTS
WITH AMES GOING GOOD

ST LOUIS. July 20.-Ames out
pitched Sallee Friday and beat New
York ) 10 2. The score:
New York &C.,. DOL 900 0O1--2 10 /
St. Louis ....O20 01O 11~-5 Is /
Sallee and McCarty; Ames and
Gonzales.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-20
MACK'S MEN WIN SHORT
GAME FROM INDIANS

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. July 20
Fridays game with Cleveland last
ed just long enough to be legal. rain
stopping play with one out in the
local half Of the nth. and the Ath-
letic ahead to q, the result of a
sinIge. triple and a passed ball in
the first inning. Score.
Cleveland ........ 600 90 0
Philadelphia 200 % Q
Coumbe. Enzmann and O'Neill:
Watson and McAvoy.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-20
LEAGUE MAY
SUPPLY MEN WHO ARE
NOT IN DRAFT AGE

CHICAGO, July 2O.-whether or
not baseball will continue in the
American league with players above
and below the draft age will he left
20 the administra ton. according TO
Ban Johnson. president Of the
American league. in statement
made Friday night The order viii
take approximately 25 10 so per
cent OF the leasue players, the state
ment declared
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-20
PREFER OF NAVY
TAMES THE CUBS

Associ1ed Press Service.
CHICAGO, July 20.-Ed Pfeffer of
the United States navy Joined his
former team mates for the after
noon. held Chicago 10 two hits. and
gave Brooklyn 70 o victory over
Chicago Brooklyn scored its runs
bv punching hits of Douglas. Score:
BROOKLYN 100 Dol 600 10 /
Chicago $3.50. 600 600 600
Pfeffer and NJ Wheat. Douglas
Carter and O'Farrell
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-20
INDOOR CAN'T SUNDAY.

A large crowd is expected 70 be
present on the Liebeld diamond sun
day morning 10 see the indoor base
ball game scheduled between the
LIebeld Stars and tho Dodge team.
The batteries have not been an
nounced
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-20
ABANDON HOSPITAL PLAN.

LONDON. July 20.-The proposal
to esta blish al American Red Cross
hospital in the grounds OF Windsor
castle has been discarded. owing 70
the difficulties that would be en-
eountered in draining the soil.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-20
DRAFT RULING HITS
CLEVELAND CLUB HARD

CLEVELAND. o.. JULY co.
Every player on the Cleveland base
ball club except Outdelder Turner
and possibly Iris Speaker. viii be
affected 10y Secy Bakers decision.
10 was announced by officials OF the
club.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-20
GAMES TODAY.
American League.

hIcaEc ar Washington
- Louis 81 New York.
Detroit AZ Boston.
Cleveland ar Philadelphia.
National League.
BOSTON az Cincinnati
Rrookiyn at Chicago
NeW YORK az ST Louis
Philadelphia At Pittsburgh.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-20
M'INNIS STARS WHEN
BOSTON BEATS DETROIT

BOSTON. July 20-Boston took
the first game OF the Detroit series.
; 70 o here Friday. Cobb. who was
injured Thursday. missed the mid
night train which his team mates
took from New York, and did not
appear N uniform today. McInnis
hitting and fielding were remark
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-20
ROWLEY AGAIN NICTOR.

Tn the pocket billiard league game
81 Mclneruv a. Warmers Friday
night. Rowiey. playing FOR Mclnerny
resentative by the score Of IS 10 -.
Rowley had things his way through
out ane hung up a high ram % %.
& Warmers defeated Na5ichts rep
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-20
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
LEAGUI
FRIDAYS RESULTS.
National League.

Boston q Cincinnati Is
BROOKLYN. .: Chicago. ID
philadelphia % Pittsburgh. 9
New York. ST Louis =
American League.
Chicago. Washington Is
Detroit - Boston. 3
ST Louis " New FORK rain
cleveland az Philadelphia.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-20
ATHLETICS INFlELOER
ENLISTS IN THE NAVY
Associated 20 ServIce :

AshOCIHLtu TItes NtIFItt.
PHILADELPHIA, july 90
Maurice j. shannon, inhelder of the
Philadelphia Athletics. notified Mgr
Mack Friday that he had enlisted in
the navy. shannon is in the 1918
class OF registrants.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-20
REDS WIN UPHILL
GAME FROM BOSTON

CINCINNATI. o.. July Coos
ton secured "a four-run lead i'm the
FIRST inning Frida by consecutive
hitting Off Rims. bat Cincinnati PLAY
ed a strong uphill game and won
out . 90 After the first inning
Boston could do nothing with ia
cobus and Regain The Boston
bunch PLAYED ragged ball behind
Rudolph with the exception OF Her
ZoE Score
Boston ...... 400 600 00u-f ] Z
Cincinnati 2IO goo los .
Rudolph and Wilson, Ring, Jaco-
bus and Regain.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-20
American Association

Toledo o. e J. Louisville La
Indianapolis 8 l. Columbus : 8
Minneapolis =, IL. g Milw'kep q Is. :
81 Paul : II o Kansas City O. Z.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-20
TAKES
THREE EVENTS
Veteran of Track is Feature
of Last Day of Kala-
mazOO Races.

KALAMAZOO. Mich. July 20
Pop" Geers. the veteran reinsman.
Friday made a clean sweep NJ the
three events that marked the clos
ing OF the local Grand Circuit meet
ing.
He won the free -for-all trot with
st Frisco; took the 2:11 trot with
Heir Reaper and headed the field
with June Red in the 2:13 trot.
The Grand Circuit horses were
shipped Friday night to Toledo,
where a meeting is 10 be held next
week. Summary:
2:11 class trotting purse $1,000
Heir Reaper tGeersl ..--..-.--..
Hollywood Kate. Dodge ...-...
Miss Isabel McGregor Nc
Donald Observation-Disclosures. . Is 3
Lord stout a stout .......... 4
Lucky Glover. COX ..........S
Also started
Auto Guy. Josie r. and Sis Bine
Time. . .OSl2 2-013a ,06ss
Free rail trotting sweepstakes.
II Frisco. iGeerst .....--...-..
In Princeton. Cox ........-..
Royal Mack, Murphy ....-.... 3
Bacilh. Mccarthy ..--....-.....
Time. > OIL 2:04A 2;O4l
2 -13 elias. trotting. purse $1,000
June Red 1Geerst -...--..-..... J
Allen Watts, (Murphyl ........ . > 3
Gar Peter lee ...-.-......... 3 10 .
Prince LOree tMcDavitl .....--..
Lotto Watts "A Stout. 4 3 >
ROYAL knight. Alma Forbes. Binsen
Pointer John Spencer. The Lincoln
and Nellie Alcantar
Time. 2:O6i. 2.O4lc 09i4.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-20
DRAFT RULING MAY
CAUSE SUSPENSION
BASEBALL
Most of the Major League
Players Come Within
War SeCretary'S
Decision.

WASHINGION, july Zt.-fro-
fessionaI baseball players OF draft
age must work or fight immediate
~. and the draft registrations may
be changed soon to include theat-
rfcaI performers and moving pic
lure players end employees among
those 10 seek new Jobs or face in
auction into the army. Sec'y Baker
settled the question so far as base
bali is concerned. Friday In an un-
qualified decision holding the game
a on-productive occupation, and
saying. so far from amending the
registration 10 important ball play
ers. ne believed the scope OF its pro-
visions should be so enlarged as to
Include other classes OF persons
whose professional occupation is
solely that Of entertaining"
Legitimate theatrical performers
were specifically exempted in the
original work or night order OF the
provost marshal general and a re-
cent ruling placed in this class &C
tors and skilled men employed in
producing moving pictures.
Decision Given on Appeal.
The secretary's decision was given
OF an appeal in the case Of Edward
Ainsmith. veteran catcher OF the
Washington American club. whose
deferred classification on account OF
a dependent wife and child recently
was revoked by a local draft board
All arguments against the ruling
and in favor Of "A suggestion that
the registration should be modified
in favor OF the national sport we're
swept aside by Mr.. Baker. He held
that baseball as Il business does not
differ from other civilian peace
time industries. which must make
sacrifices in the stress OF war. and
m moreover. that il Is by no means
certain that so many players are Of
draft age that the orga nizstion will
be disrupted. AS 20 the claim that
baseball players. having devoted
themselves 10 the game. are not Mt
ted to support their families ade-
Quately by labor in other lines, he
said. IL is quite inconceivable in view
of the fact that hall players are men
OF unusual physical ability, dexter
ity and alertness.
Question Considered Seriously.
The point that baseball has been
accepted as the national sport and
is for many workers and business
men the only opportunity for whole
some outdoor relaxation and enjoy
ment was treated as a serious one.
But the secretary declared times
were not normal. that other means
Of recreation had been found and
that the non productive employ
ment Of able bodied persons. useful
in the national defense, either as
military men or in the industry and
commerce Of our country. cannot be
Justified"
No statement was forthcoming as
20 just what steps viii be taken 70
meet Mr.. Bakers view that the
scope Of the work or hght regUla-
tion should be enlarged.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-20

Royal knight. Alma Forbes Bingen
Pointer. John Spencer The Lincoln
and Nellie Alcantar
Time. .O6ia 2:O4le: ;Oot4
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-09-20
BRISBANE BACKED

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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-09-20

company 10 the right and one to the
left of the Ramon Ewaidschen con the
edge of the woody &C, /. iefp, one
COMPANY on the crest of Maizerais
FROM g. ., lefb, one company on
the southern edge of the Quart de
: Reserve Grom q. 2. righD and one
company on the crest to the south
west Of Camp Hecken on both sides
of the road Each squad always oc-
Cupied The same position and must
be able 10 Hnd 1t without hesitation
at night and in foggy weather.
Eight. Reserve companies cone
AT each of the following points; C. :.
right g ? left 6. 3, right, two at G.,
3. lef) Will assemble at the alarm
near the commander of the combat
troops The latter will decide accord
ing 10 the situation whether the re-
serve companies arc TO hold the enemy
back hy FIRE. which ny reason of tho
great length of our front will he tho
rule, or whether there Will he oppor-
unity ta@. for example, at G., ;. lefO
To counter attack.
''Nipc. Rattalions W rest For
alarm position. see paragraph six. In
case OF alarm, the battalions At rest
viii assem- bic AS the camps will very
probably be bombarded by the enemy,
the 3PNth viii assem- BILE al the camp,
the forty seventh IN the region north
/ rcst Of Nalzera IS. the sixth Erenadiers
southeast Of F,sSey Slight detours
may be made to avoid hostile artillery
fire
Ten The STATS will 30 To their
combat posts The divisional STATS
Will go 70 crest 255. south OF Bolton
Vile
Eleven. Artillery. In case Of
alarm all fhe gun crews viii be at
their guns machine guns in position,
limhers hitched up. the sector-battery
at the wagon line. The batteries OF
field artillery az rest with the eNcep-
tion Of the army reserve battery, which
VIII GO 10 point three thousand eighty
oue1 will JOIN imnedia tely the rest
ing infantry battalions (the ninth bat
terry viii Join the 39Sth infantry. one
half battery will join the forty seventh
infantry and one-han, the sixth
erenadiers1 At the alarm signal the
position batteries will fire, in foggy
weather or IN case there is any doubt,
the light signals a hurst Of destruc-
zion FIRE A II the alarm is repeated
on the front, new burst will be
fred
Twelve. The mobile reserves will
in case Of an alarm, report 10 the
major Of camps and environments,
The officers VIII see 10 stopping
straErlers who viii he assigned to the
mobile reserves. Look ont for the ap-
proach Of he enemy BE sure which
position you are 10 occupy (Check
up per regiment and per brigadcl.
To be sent 10 Division GA. lB,
I'D, three copies; twentieth brigade.
one copy sixth Erenadiers. twenty
copies. forty-seventh 1R, twenty
copies 9a8th. ! r, 20 copies artillery
commander. twenty-five cop g $;
pioneer commander, one copy; chief
Of I.aiaieon service, one copy. balloon
section, 2l4th, one copy, reconnais-
sance squadron. 20sth one copy.
major Of camps and environments
#fFaragraph 129. BY order of Baron
Won Giruter Oelsner. lieutenant"