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In an awful way and, of course. You
want handkerchlefs.'
Mr.. Bnwsrr sat down on the steps
and, when She had brought the manu-
kerchiefs, he seemed in II" hurry
about going. The cal came up to m'H
and he stroked her back IN An "htc-
Tomato way and said:
"Of course | must uphold the honor
II my country. but do love you ana
the cat. She seems 10 rcaliz" that
am going away 10 be fodder for gun
powder
Yes, YOU may be killed. replied
Mrs. Bowser, but other men VIII be
killed, too. u isn't so very dreadi u
10 be war widow
Mr.. BowSer stood up. He looked al
around. He looked up and down. tie
hated to 90, but his country calico
him. He shook hands with Mrs. Bow
ser, gave her another kiss and was on
He went up to the corner again ana re
covered his suitcase and went Harci
| ING. He marched about 90 feet ant
/ then came TO a halt and leaned against
| the fence. Half 81 dozen men Wh'
knew him came along and stopped ah'
asked him if he was going on a jour
ney, and his reply to each was:
II have started for the war
And their exclamation In each cas-
was:
Good for you, old man! You ar
the stun. l have been expecting I
see you 90 for the last year. lie
Yourself loose when you get there
Remember Lexington mad Bunker Hi
Don't let your heart have any pity
Slav and kill-kill aud Slay. burn III
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sessesssssssssssseeeeessss
BoWser Starts
For War
But Returns
Again

Mr.. BoWscr was half an hour late
in coming up to dinner and Mrs. Bow
ser had begun to worry for fear OF
accident when he arrived. He came
along in brisk, excited sort of way
and he had not yet entered the door
when he called out:
rs that dinner ready? l have only
ten minutes to spare.
What is it, she asked, as she fol
lowed him down to the dining room.
1T has come, Mrs. Bowser. l have
held myself back long as possible on
your account. but it has come now.
What do you mean. Mr.. BowserF
II mean that | am going TO war.
Yes, sir, five of us in the Office en-
listed this afternoon. We are going
to take the train in about an hour
and | haven't got minute to spare
/ shall have just time to pack rev
things and kiss you good-by and, the
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BOsCHEE'S GERMAN SYRUP

will quiet your cough, soothe the In
f,ammatiOn of Il sore throat and lungs,
stop irritation in the bronchial tubes,
insuring a good nights rest, free from
coughing and with easy expectoration
In the morning. Made and sold IN
America for fifty-two years. A Won
derful prescription, assisting Nature in
building up your general health and
throwing off the disease. Especially
useful in lung trouble, asthma. Group,
bronchitis, etc. For sale III all CIVIL
ICED eou4trics.-Adv.
Eec,itude Of conduct is mans chief
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Which One?

The explorer was relating enc of
his terrible experiences While III the
African jungle.
"Suddcnly we found ourselves in the
midst Of u terrible conflict and at ter
rible odds, Ten to one.
Were you one of the ten" asked a
friend, listening.
$50. III have You understand, sir,
that | was one Of the one" replied the
offended one.
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l55 Tbs. and never 1elt better in my lie"
-MRs. AGNES TATUM, 175 l.. Green st.
SYLACAUGA, ALA.--I have taken DR..
Pierce Pleasant Pellets for constipation,
sick headache, dizziness, colds and Grip
and received great benefit, also have used
the 'Favorite Prescription and Golden
Medical Discovery in the family with
great results and feel safe in recon-
mending these remedies to anyone."-
MRS. a. Nj. CAMP.
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it would do what
1t is recommended
TO do. 1t did me
more good than
the doctors /; ! had
several and mono
of them did me
any good. Doctor
Pierce's FavOrite
Prescription IS the
onl y thing for
weak, broken-down
women. | feel like
a new woman after
taking It. | weigh
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MARKER and His Coat.

When "A man goes to work he Ither-
ally takes off his coat, bNt IL He 10
banter he puts one Oh
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NASHVILLE, TENN have used DR..
-Pierce'S Eavorite Presentation and found
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Enc,itude Of conduct is mans cher
good
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-09-30
Sewing Circle With
Much Whispering
We Are All Greatly Indebted to Those
Who Tell Their Experiences.

Before the arrival of the st0rk there is
much To talk about. The comfort of the
expectant mother is the chief topic, and
there is sure TO be someone who has used
or knows of that splendid external help
Mothers Friend.
Nausea nervousness. bearing-down and
stretching pains and other symptoms so
familiar to many women are among the
dreaded experiences thousands Of mothers
say they entirely escape By the use of this
famous remedy
Its influence on the fine network of nerves
and ligaments just beneath the skin won
derful
By the regular use of Mother Friend
during the Crio the muscles made
aud kept SOFT and elastic; they expand
easily. without strain. when baby is born
and the pain and danger at the crisis are
naturally less
Mothers Friend Is for external use only,
is sold by all druggists and should be used
with the utmost regularity. Write TO the
Bradneld Regulator Co, GOA Lamar
Building. Atlanta. Ga. for a valuable and in
teresting Motherhood Book " There Is q
wealth of instruction and comfort to be
derived in reading this little book u Is
plainly written and will be a splendid little
text book for guidance not on.y for yourself
but will make you helpful TO others And
in the meantime do not fail to get botti
of Mothers Friend from the drug store and
thus fortlfy yourself against pain and dis
comfort.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-09-30
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
REASON FOR HOPE
Subject Discussed in the Local
Church by John Sidney
Braithwaite.

John Sidney Braithwaite. 9. \. :, OF
BOSTON Mass. lccturcd yesterday attic
noon ut the Christian Science Church on
e hristian Scicncc, "A Reason Tor Hope.
He was introduced by J. Harold I'm OF
Philadelphia, a former first reader OF the
local church.
Not ONLY the sick and the sorrowIng,
but our returning soldiers and sailors also.
arc asking us TO-DAY tor reason tor hope.
SAID Mir. BraithWaite Are We gong to
try to cvad, this request hy mlnlSterInG
To tho material needs nlone3 hristlan
Science Is offering q reason Tor our high
est hone in very clear terms. and u IS
making its strongest appeal 20 the lovers
pf SIMPLICITY and the humhic-mndcd
When Mrs. Iddv found that her own
church wae not ready ior he S'1cnco ct
spiritual healing which ~Ec had dlsroN cred
and embodied in her book. S'1cncc apd
Health She went hravclN forward alone
with her task Of giving this message - the
world. ana SINCE her departure he grow =
al the Christian Science movement ana rs
healing work has exceeded MI rNpccta-
tion~ The hope that thr~tIan NcIcncc
brings 10 a man Is that i offers hin. v ~
hv v hIch nc nlaH learn To DO ms wn think
mo fnr himself Il show HIM that true
power iFttllG~ ga ttttRiGiltN 'AA'lf -'F' $50
hn"d with principle. and that these
Thoughts arc sufficient 10 aid him IN deny
INC the testimony 81 the senses, which
mus, he dcnIcd sooner or later. and thus e
gam victor, over Ill tho arguments Of
fear. SIN. disease. and limitation
In spite 81 tho suffering involved IN tho
war, Nc already tread moro lightly II The
prospect Of j greater sense Of ircedom
than tho world has yc' enjoyed VIC had
Ia learn to b. willing to fight this war toI
principle. and to prove chat methods 81
violence could not triumph through fear,
hut NC must not lose sight Of IA" tact
that II Is he spiritual thinking OF soldier
end CIVILIAN alike that docs most TO IN
pose the fallihiIItv oi human will power
| and the futility oi INSTRUCTED efficiency
! This Is the hrjStIan warfare described 10y
/ II Paul. Heron lies the kCN 70 the heal
| ing work in { hrIstlan Science, Tor spirii VA
/ thinking means victory over sell III
/ proportion as one awakcns from the dream
! Of matcrialiSm and rises superior 70 1hC
/ so-callcd pain and pleasure OF the scrses
| the harmony OF man : true being appears
and ono becomes better and healthier
| citizen. TIE establishment OF this great
| fact Is the mission of Christian Science II
/ the world today. and many wcll-authen-
! heated eases OF healing arc cited IA proof
| that II Is right.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-09-30
WAR EXHIBIT TRAIN.
IL Will Make Tour of Delaware.
on October 10.

Starting, Stop Look and Listen
The War Exhibit Train IS headed
vour way
II Will run into every town and CITY
in the Third Federal Reserve District
within the next three weeks. No ono
can afford 10 mss i II shows trophies
Of war captured ~ orr armies, the arlnles
that the Liberty Loan Is providing for.
What more could community want
in the WY oi thrills Il rolls into
Delaware on THURSDAY October 10
beginning NJ Newport aud goes on down
the State. taking two days To GO down,
then up the road. stopping At towns Oh
route Then on Saturday, the 18th,
and sunday, the 18th, II will be IN and
near New Castle aud Wilmington. The
exact route viii be announced later
The train consists OF two flat cars If
artillery. and one very large baggage
i car of other trophies, including depth
bombs, German rifles, ammunition, etc
The tram will be guarded by eight
marines, and four speakers will be on
beard. Al every stop. there Will be
! demonstrations and speaking
The tram started eut this morning.
and although II begins In Pennsylvania
and then goes INTO Jersey before coming
INTO Delaware, it will he near enough 70
! Wilmington for MANY motorists to 90
to nearby Pennsylvania towns 10 sec
it. For this reason, the schedule for
the first two days IS appended.
Monday. Sept 80 in Pennsylvania
Malvern, =. a. m to $50 M West
Chester, Z a m to SIS q. m Oxford,
l0.15 am to 10 Is am; West Grove
HOS am. to 1856 am. Avondale,
11.4l am to Il 10 a m, Kenneth Square
1856 pm. to 10 pm; Chadd's Ford
Junction, ,. p IN. to 30 pm Concord
vile, 3 pm to 3.45 pm; Media, 10
to $50 pm; Conshokocken, 6.l0 pm.
to s pm Manayunk 5 30pm. to 10 p m i;
Tuesday Oct in New Jersey
| Hopewell, = am. 70 $ am, Penning-
! ton, SIS am to 8 Is am; Langhorne,
9.35 am. to 1875 am; Jenkintown, II 05
to 30 pm Wayne junction, II IS p m.
to go pm; Chestnut Hill, 2i0pm to
40 pm; Cheltenham 4 p to 5.25 pm;
Bustleton. 5.35 pinto 6.35 pm; New
town, 725 pm. to S55 pm, the train
gooes by Pennsylvania system.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-09-30
EDEN LODGE GETS
INTO LOAN DRIVE

Eden Lodge, No 81, / O O f.. is
making "A special effort to dispose of
Liberty Loan bonds among its members
having sent out "A circular letter calling
attention to the need of subscribing to the
bonds, the need of the money for pur-
chase Of war supplies the Importance Of
sacrifice by the people at home III order to
assist the boys '.over there, and the OPP
portunlty given TO subscribe through the
Odd Fellows committee. The letter is
signed by George ii Bennett, chairman,
and Alexander r Ahrahams, secretary
and treasurer The lodge officers Of Eden
Lodge, who were elected at the present
meeting will he installed Thursday,
October 10 These officers are as follows
n G., Cornelius A Green. Y e.. Norman
II " atson financial secretary, Charles
s Searles; treasurer, Melville Nj Wells
recording secretary, q. + Alexander
assistant recording secretary, James d
Murray; degree master 7. J. lsaacs rep.
Riverside cemetery, George Nj. Fisher
Rep. Eden Hall Co. Charles Forwood, Z
] Isaac, Anc Bachrach: librarian, Harry
f. Mrrdick; assistant librarian, Samuel
Ii Roi inson
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LITTLE BENNY'S NOTEBOOK
BY Lee Pape.

We was eatI ng supplr. me Jest setting
there half thinking and hall eating. 90
account Of having Jest ate , pe,ces of PIE
and , shoes Of wattIrmcion GROUND at
my cuzzin Artics house, ana ma sand
10 pop. dcclsre. Willyum, hleeve
Kenny has sumthing on his mind
\onSentS ware nuthlng exists how
can there be sumthIng On Il: >ed pop.
Wnhum. how can YOU say Sutch
things5 sed ma. don't you know chill
dcrn have their trubbles Jest the same
a. other people? Benny, Is enythlng
trubbng you? Are YOU worrying about
enythlng2
Yes mann, ! sed.
There DO you see that sed ma, and
pop sed Perhaps spoke hastily, wat
is it. Benny. tell papa, maybe can
help You
q, It amt mulch, / sed
Well tell papa and mama All about
it, .sed ma.
was jest wondering about sum
thing, sed
About wat, for instance? Come on
ola man. speek up. sed pop.
NcS sir sed 1 was Jest wondering
If | slid down a board and got Splin-
ter IN my stummck, weather Il woulC
pervcnt my appetite.
zee gods, sed pop, did YOU say b,
had sumthing on his mind2 Well,
still insist that uuthing can be on sum
thing that doesent exist
| bleeve | agree With YOU SEQ ma
And | finished my dizzert, not feel
ing mulch like it but doing it enyhoy
lest on account Of it being dzzert, an,
went out
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-09-30
Pr PIE SETTLEMENT

Next saturday prlzc racquet Will n
awarded IL the bnais Of the tennis iourna-
nient 1t the People settlement.
Tins date Is also hc 18th hirthdas
Anniversary Of the enterprise, and
dance and box social will bc held ~ nc
evening.
Miss NJ f. Damc Of NeW York. VINO
ia, como to Delaware ii the interest 81
mot hers pensions, IS making hcr ioHe ~
the settlement for the present.
E.arlz IA October the C,Irl ~,-orts have
planned a trip 10 Philadelphia and re-
turn bv boat / hey expect 70 ne Y. r. active
in the Liberty Loan drive and 1rt hoping
10 make 4 record inr good work.
During October ne playground will hc
open every Afternoon after school i TIC
weather continues hnc. mi the evening
playground Vljl be opcn until thc ~crond
week IN October Visitors are welcome 81
any tn. and are invited to attend any
session II this hour
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-09-30
HOW SPOTTY WAS CURED OF
THE CREAM HABIT

Spottvs mother, Tabby Cat, Vas
not TO blame not at all She tued
hard 10 make Spotty a good Kitten, and
he was most Of the time, but there vas
one trick IF which his mother could not
cure him and hat was taking MIX ana
cream that did not belong 10 hlT
II the milk pitcher vas left any
whore no matter If on the table
Spotty would look around 10 see i there
was anyone in sight, and II not, up nc
would Jump and help himself
The cream disappeared every tImr
II was left IN he pantry window, and
though the maid watched she could
not catch Spotty eating It., but az Tab
by Cat never did such thing Spotfy
must bc thc ono who took y
One morning the maid found thc
cream gone again and this time she
decided 70 find out, il she could, Just
who was 10 blame 50 she PIT bowl q
cream on the sill and into il she put
something that would make tho ono who
ate Il very sick very sick, sick, IN
def-i
An day the maid watched. but Spotty
did not 20 near the pantry. lie came
in the kitchen with his mother and
drank his milk from the saucer, never
once RtitUffFtR ltW3fl AtlF 'tS'tli fA''ft '''
the pantry
he even c,irlcd up under the stove
and went I'd sleep, while the maid watched
from the dinningroom and che was almost
convinced that Some one outside ne
house must get the cream, and not
SpOttv
Spottv was sound asleep under the
stove when he maid vent upstairs
but no sooner had her steps died away
on he last stair than up jumped Spot
ty and sat up by the stove
lie pricked up one car and he looked
slyIy around When vas sure ne
vas quite alone he ran to he pantry
and Jumped M on the shelf then he
leaped 10 The -lll of the window 20 lightly
and carefully that he did not even up-
set i cup that stood near
The cream was gone n 2 minute
and, licking his mouth and whlskers
Is hc Jumped down, Spotty was under
the stove again ard fast asleep before
he maid returned.
@hc forgot the cream until supper
time and hen she found IT was gone
She looked 4 ~pottv still asiceplng anc
he locking 81 noccnt that she sad. lot
don't look like a thief. but y YOU are
/ YOU v1Il be good and SICK before morn
ing, and uo more cream vii YOU wan
! for a while
/ Thr next morning ahe8 ~potty Cant
4 IN aith tits mother, Tabby Eat, -
/ HI, breakfast he did not cat as Z he va
! hungry The mald was watching an'
/ she picked ~potty Up.
! believe YOU stole the cream, m,
hnc fellow. he said IN try yot
with ,omc
Taxing ~pottv under her arm, ID
poured INTO a saucer some nice, re
| cream and Dut II under Spottys nose
s~potty gave one milf and with
scramble he was out II the maid arm
and out 0f The kitchen ne went II
did not appear for bis dinner OF sup
per but the next morning when b
came in AZ watched the maid very care
rnlIs Tor lear he would be picked u
ana his nose put into dish Of cream
The maid laughed as She warche
him guess YOU won't steal crear
for a while. she said, and she vas ngh
cream could be left on The Ntche
table and Spotty would not even Jun
up TO sec if 1t was milk, in tact, mil
did not tempt him after thar unless
was put in his saucer on the floor.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-09-30
PROPERTY TRANSFERS.

The following transfer Of real estate
have been recorded at the City Registry
Bureau:
Margaret NJ Jackson from Charles
{. Earle. south side Of Twelfth street, 90
feet west of Lincoln street 81
George H. johnson and wife from
Ellwood Souder and wifi, 100 Vest
Twenty-first street, So, 600
George G. Hutton from William :.
Pricket, trustee, west side OF New street,
100 feet north Of Eighth street, $3.50
John ] Cook and wife from Mary
K. Sharp. 1909 Church street, s., 900
Victor A derson and wIfe from Caleb
E. Burchenal. 517 Dclanore Place. 5000.
John ]. Finn and wife from Caleb
Z. Burchenal, 5l3 Delamore Place, So, 600.
John W Johnson from Caleb L.
Burchenal, 515 Delamore Place, $1,000
Felix PustolskI and wife from Nathan
Barskv. l24 Cedar street. 81 900
Helen I Ross from William S Prick
EFT, trustee, east side of jefferson street,
50 feet south Of Tenth street, IS 900
Mary " Ridaway from Wilfred 5.
Rambo and wife, 223 West Thirtieth
street, s. 600
Alexander y Crichton from Mary
'. Hare ct al, northeast corner SIX
teenth and ClayGnont stre.ts, $500
Charles Y Marshall, ST., and wife
from Jennie Jones and husband, 2930
Washington street, $500
Charles Y Marshall. Jr.. and wife from
Jennie Jones and husband, 1882 Washing
ton street. s., 500
Victor ;, RucktVorth from Elizabeth
" Hayden, and husband, 1910 Pine
street, s., 300
Frank Besler, Jr. and wife from
Boleslaw kolakowski and wife 1905
Beech street, S2,875
The r.. b. and " R. R. Compan,
from Marls r. Miller and wife. north
side Of Thirteenth street. 800 feet west
Of Dare street, 5000
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(lIapter LXYII

Chapter Xvi
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-09-30
Christiana Loan Workers.

The following committee Of "
have aruanized and are at wori I
the Fourth Liberty Loan in the
election district # Chrstiana hur |
Miss Ella w. Johnson, captain,
George Frederick, NIrs. George. It
Mrs. HArmer Rlle. Mrs. J. 2. Gro,
Mrs.. ". :. Groome, Mrs. !. R. Lyn
Mrs. Marvin Ball. Mrs. Alfred CT
Miss Rebecca Naclary. Mrs. Cha
Long and Mrs. Percy Gray.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-09-30

William Il, Gosnell from John Il.
Thompson and wife, north side Of Thir
tecnth street. 176 feet 3 inches west of
du Pont street, 81, 800.
John Xeilinsk and wife from Alex
ander Cudwik and wife, 1902 Beech
street, 1850.
from Frank Sheppard and wife, south
east corner of Sixth street, l0l feet west
of Hawley street, $3.50
Alfred Levy fro Edith Hodes and
husband, I'll West Nineteenth street,
81 800.
Harry Nj. AIcott from Jacob +. Coursen
and wife, 40 South Brown street, S2,1O0.
James Gaino and wife from Sevcrson
Il Cooling and wife, north side of Sec
ond street, II feet cast of Gray avenue,
81 500
Charles ]. Corrigan and wife from
Mary Schmth. ct al, S2S West Fourth
street, IS 800.
Alfred Russell from Sue W Rogers,
cast side of Broomc street, 40 feet p
inches north of Eighth street, s.
ELLEN = Dickinson from Thomas }.
Barlow and wife, 1918 Chestnut street,
81 200, ,,,,.
Liberty Land Company from William
kvlc, ct al scout beast corner OF Linden
and Union streets, $500
Joseph Barbas and wife from andr9
Szaba and wife, cast side of Head
street, POO feet q inches south OF CHRIS
| tiana avenue, 81.
George Rzonsa and wife from 10,
| seph Barbas and wife, cast side oi icaid
| street, 200 feet & inches south oi thrls-
tiana avenue, 81 go.
| James c. fitzsimmons from fldclity
| Real Estate Improvement Company' Oh
| Nandcvcr avenue. $500.
Pierre : du Point from H. |. du Pont
dc Ncmours and Company, west side
/ of Rivcrvicw avenue, l55 feet inches
south of Kenneth Pike; southwest corner
Kenneth pike and Rivcrvicw avenue, $50
feet east Of Grccnhll avenue, 329 tect u
| inches north of Eleventh street, $40 Is lots.
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bottles md m now entirely well-so |
do all nv work - and not b trace of
ray old trouble. | have told many or
my friends what wonderful results they
win ~ct from its use. - Mrs. ;: =.
cEmLER, 1850 9th Ave, Troy, n. I.
Women who are in Mrs. Senior
condition should not give up. hope or
submit t. such an ordeal until they nave
given Lydia Z. PiEkham's Vegetable
compound trial
For suggestions in regard to your
condition write Lydia f, Pinkham Med
icine Co LYNN. Mass. Theresultof their
40 years experience is at your service.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-09-30
RURAL REALTY TRANSFERS.

Rural real estate mas been transferred
as follows
Iaud and dwelling on Harmony street,
New Castle, by Charles IL stone aHd
wife 10 George " Harrington and vie,
for 81 600
Land ard dwelling on CLAYTON street +,
New Castle. BY GUIDE SulpIcle To Cesar
Nagn ON. for $3.50
Land in Mill Greek hundred AMI ahut-
ting the Corner Eetch road ny Margaret
|. ca.man 10 William ?. >tin~uu, FOR
$500
Land IN Richardson Park by Sarah \.
Nacr, 10 Bertha NJ Hughes, for $500.
Land on Ro7elle Addition, by Harry X.
Hoch to Francis Y CLARK and wife. Tor 81.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-09-30
Fifteen Officers on sick List.

Illness is PLAYING havoc Aith The
local police department. nfteen Of the
officers now being on the sick list Those
who are confined % THEN homes are
Sergeants Donohoc. Green Patrolmen
Paynter sweeney, Veterinary a. Bc-
vinney. f. Devinney. Cats. Gross,
Foreman, Serson, Pierce, J. J. Riley
Sheehy and McGlllion.