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419 EGGS FROM 20
HENS IN 80 DAYS
MIR. Doughcrty Got This Result in octo-
. ber Plan IL Easily Tried.

II tried Don Sung and must say the
results were fnr past any expectations.
got Az cggs in 80 days from 20 hens
while mounting. l think this ~ won
tlcrful. as they hardly laid at all before
while neutrality-suspicious. DuuGhcrty'
5940 T.. 11th ST.. lndiunapolls.
Mir. Doughcrty bought 81 worth OF
Don Sung tablets dprinE october ana
wrote the above lcttcE November g. WI,
Figure his profit on IS dozen eggs from
hens that formerly laid little or nothinE'
This may sound too good I" be truS;
but IL costs nothing To find out. wen
make YOU the same offer we made nm.
Give your hens Don sung ana watc1
results for one month. If you don't ina
that Don Sung pays for itself ana pays
you n good profit besides, SIMPLY ten US
and your money, Will be refunded.
Don SUNG tChincsc for eEg-laylng)
works directly On the egg laying Or
sans, and is also splendid tonic. II IS
easily given in tho feed. improves inc
hens health makes her STRONGER anu
more active in my weather. helps her
through the moult. and starts her laying.
Try Don Sung for 80 days ana II II
doesn't do the work, your money Will DC
refunded by return mail. Get Don sung
from your druggist or poultry remedy
dealer or send so cents today for pack
age by mail prepaid. Burrrll-DuHEcr
90. ito Columbia Bldg. Indianapolis
Ind.
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ve+roat nm wide Front,

british ARMY HEADQUARTERS
IN FRANCE. Oct. 13.-(@ p. INJURY
tho Associated Press -Once more nave
mo Germans been forced out or ~iuc
etrios Of land all the way from the
North sea to the region cast or 81.
Quentin, France
The greatest allied gains OF todaE
sccn, 70 have been made east or Lhnua''
where the British have sliced oil
SUBSTANTIAL corner on tho cast or the
disapnaarinE Lilo salient.
Reports received here Indicate that
rho British in their forward rush have
reochrd ynositions close 10 tho Junction
of tho Senseo river and the LcScaut
conal north Of Cambrat. and gained
ground about 1vo miles cast or Douhi'
Stend,ly and not without some ra-
nidity. the baltic line Is being straight
oncd and the Lille salient shortly should
be oblitcrated.
East Of Lc Catenu and the Scnsce
river tho British and Americans con-
tinuo attacking. They fought all day
today against stubborn resistance, "hich
IN all cases was overcome. Tho EritlSh
are driving east astride tho lie Crcau
Catillon road and havo taken Bazcuci.
0nO wards east OF lie Cntcau, by as
snut. =. 49,
The Germans nre lighting with the
greatest desperation here ami along tho
battle front southwark 10 protect inc
retreat that is going on nurthward,
Wassignv. south Of lie Catcnu Is he
inr nearcd and additional large sections
of the west bank Of the Disc canal un-
douhtcdly soon will he in allied hands
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DRIVING OUT the HUNS
(Continued from Page One.)

point probably Metz and stabilize II Tor The
men al the Swiss frontier
Lille Cambria the British slowly out surrey are
efforts the enemy TO nm ~ o
northern ana a'ehceheeS
base TO the collapse OIL 'hS s
Field Marshal Iia bigaded men from 1ne ou
front IN nanoue'i
which is throwing Ea"ncnnes INTO
pocket.
the north
Withdrawing toward loh Win e '
npcns their progress rearSuards Likewise III
against the fr'hc anu
toward Mzrr'S ana S''" Inc
able III" AEhe river ~ ou
the positions Oh I"' '"'00
in the valley at Gra1nprr
70 the east both sides Of the Mouse river are
wooded haSnn ana ue heusc
blow norlhwau toward S''" AN VIC
vaanly defended TO the last
Greeks IN luu osScsS "
cleared of the eneH! ana Ill oeD O'
driven 80 miles norm OIL > N'
the victorious of General MlenpE no" are N''e ~
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Ohio Labor Federation
Has Reconstruction Plan

Special Dispatch to tho lntcil:gcnccr'
COLUMBUS. Ohio. Oct. ia recon-
structi"n program. presented by Max
S, HAYES. Of Cleveland. Socialist. YVES
adonted by the OHIO Federation Of La
Dor here today. The program calls for
the retention of railway. telephone and
telegraph companies by the govern
ment. II also calls for the government
ownership Of the merchant n"r!nc after
the war. Officers clrct"d arc:
John Il. Moore. Cu:u:nh"s. president.
John J. Quinn. Toledo. first vice
president.
w. o. y. Chapman. Dayton. sccord
vice president.
Moore succeeds John Vol. GAINESVILLE,
rs president. VOll has been executive
OF the organization fyr nine years.
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YANKS ViCTORS
Continued from Page One.)

aviators today attacked Baycnvillc. Bu--
FANCY and other towns north OF III" Am
erlcan line at GrHndprr ESc"runS
planes downed ten German machines.
This Is said TO be tho greatest all
American air raid yet attempted.
Tho Americans also bombed R"mon-
Willie. Brlqucnay. Ecrpcl. Clery-Lc-Gritnd'
Aino-eville and 1mcc"urt. ouch OF thcS!
towns boing elthor German supply
point or an army unit headluhrt"rs'
Different observers reported EXPLOSIONS
In tho region Of Buzaney. 10 foKk"rs
tried 10 head OF the Americans hut
scouts drove th'..a OF permitting III"
bonbers to accomplish their mission IN
tho region OF Vcl.-:~N q Merry Bochc sim
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DREDGING FLEET COMES
TO THE UPPER RIVER

Special Dispatch to The lntcliiGcnccr.
CINCINNATI. Oct. 1S.-The lhlteo
States Pittsburgh to Cairo dredging
fleet left Cincinnati today for west W.T.
ginia to commence extensive operations
on various West Virginia tributaries Oh
the Ohio river and the knnawhh river
ut Nitro, w. Va. where preparations VIII
soon commence with view OF nttins
the explosives plant for conversion into
the greatest American dye plant gov
crnmcntally owned Captain r. X. Jones'
in charge of District No. !, United States
engineering corps. was IN command OF
the fleet.
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NEED A BILLION
(continned from Page one,)

last moment, believing that the loan
would so over without their help.
Indications tonight were that several
federal reserve districts might fail to
achieve their quotas. That left a big
ger task for those nearer their goal.
The St. Louis district passed its quota
of $3.50. 100000 by q pare S3Sl.200 and
recorded itself MS not only the first dis
trlct to make this record. but as hay
ing duplicated It's record Of the Third
Loan campaign. District managers OK
ncct IN roll up an extra $50. 900 to-
morrow.
The New York district today passed
the billion dollar mark and adrices to-
night were that tho committee hoped
to get the entire s1.S00.0Q0.o00 quota BY
tomorrow night.
Tho district records tonight stands as
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French Forge Forward
(Ccnttrued from Page one.)

shall IIaig's forces yesterday In their
offensive in the Rohain-Le Catcnu re-
gion the British war office announced
to-day.
I:ciwccn rho S"nsec canal and tho
I.ys river the British arc continuing
their advance on In" Who'll" front.
lIaigs forces north IF Cambria cap
turrd a number of villages and crossed
the Douni-D"uain road. Advancing
nrrihrHsl Of Lille the British reached Il
pojut within mile Of Turcoing.
FAIRS. Oct. 1S.-Thc Germans have
begun Il new retirement movement In
the AREA between the Disc and Scrrc
rivers bctw cen l.unn and Cambra'. ac-
corning to the official statement from
the war uftir" to-day.
French troops advancing from Ach"ry
and Choigny arc in pursuit nf the Ger
man rear guard .\nrnilr"urt mas been
occupied hy the French.
In the ArGnnnc region the French
have crossed tho .NSne near FourZicrcs.
Fighting continues in the area west Of
CirauGprr.
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BANKRUPTCY NOTICE

1-ni,cd States Of America. Nothcrn Dis
trirt 0f Vest Virginia. IS:
In the United States District Court IN
and for said District. ,.
In the matter Of c. p. Rose. BANKRUPT.
No. 4gl. In Bankruptcy. Petllioh LOT
Discharge. ,
TO thr Honorable Aston G. Dayton.
judge Of tho District Court OF the
United States for the Northern DIS
trict of West Virginia.
c. J.. RoSc.'of Wheeling. in thc county
of Ohio, and State of West Virginia. ~
said District Respectfully represents
that on the 9Th day Of October. lhSt iaS'.
he was duly adjudGcd bankrupt un"rr
ihr nets Of Congress relating l" nahK
ruptcy: that he has duly SuTrrhurrea AZ
his property and rights OF properly, u.l"
has fully COMPLIED with all the REQUIRE
mantS of SatlNactS and or oruerS "t INC
court touching his bankruptcy.
Wherefore. he prayS that he may Nc
dccrr.d by the Court to nave '"'l us
charge from all debts proTahl" against
his estate under Said bankrupt acts rN-
crpt such debts as are excepted NY law
from such discharge. g,
Dated this list day of octoner' a. H..
1915. ,,,cr
Bankrupt.
Order Of Notice Thereon.
Northern District Of West Virginia. ~:
on this 18th dRy Of p'i"h"r. y. ~.
1918, on reading the foregoing petition.
Il is
ordered by In. Court that 81 hr"r'nS
he had upon tho s;tnr on The nth day At
November. \. H.. l9lS. before said court
ai Wheeling, in said district. at ten
n'cInrk I'm the fnrruuuil: and that n"llI'
thereof be- published IN the Wheeling
Intrlligcncrr. II newspaper Friht"" IN
said District. and That NIL known 'r""''
tors and other persons III interest may
appear ut the *nld time and rlnr" ana ana
show cause. If any they nave WY INV
nrovcr OF The said petition sh"ulJ not
be granted. ,,.,
And il is further ordered by the Court:
that the clerk shall srud by mail I" all
knnwn creditors copies ~ said petition
and this urdrr addressed T." them ut
their places If rrSidrnr" nS H'"l"d
witness the Honorable AlSt"" =: pay
Ton. Judge nf IN" said Court. and the
seal thereof. ut Wheeling. III said DIS
trict. an the Sth day Of n't"h'r. ~. H..
1918.
Attest: ,..,
a. r. BAKltETT. Clerk.
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Belgium Statement

HAVRE. Oct 1S.--Thc belgian COM
munication ISSUED tonight said IN part:
"Southward Of the Lays tho country -
intact and very we'll cultivated and very
many inhabitants nre there. Tho Ger
mans. however. took with them great
number OF men below the age or Az.
"Turcoing and RoubaiN are intact.
There arc 60 900 inhabitants ut TurCninE
and g. 200 at RoubaiN. The municipal
administrations have been taken over
and there Is sufficient food supply
for IL days.
Several stations. bridges and arnmu'
nitions depots had been mined.
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gle handed attempted 10 attack the
bomhcrs hut was quickly downrd.
At various points German h'rm"n at
tempted to hinder tho Americans with
the result ut least ten or them wore sent
down crashing, two OF these behind the
American lines. Several American pur-
sui, planes cscortinG the bombing planes
blocked ono German from returning to
his own lines and drove him in tn" d-
rcctinn Of ST. Nih"l. Ono Of the Am
crlcan avintors sent German down
near Bayoprille.
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Refused TO Fight.

british HEA 20 L + T T. Il ,
N FRANCE. oct. lS.-llE The ASS"Ii-
atcd prcss--It has boon learned 'lla' i"
,hr n.iyhborh"nd Of Hculo ana IurHc'
north Of Courtrai entire German reg
mrnts fatty refused t" hEh'' "t'h"" 81
tnrn,,cncd with severe runishsrcnt by
,hrir officers. These regiments tInaI'F
retired In q body.
From prisoners especially officers
similar evidence Is being ohininod con-
s,a,,ly. The officers of the Goth DraE"o"'
regiment Of the crack sixth cavalry ".
vision. which had been dism"un'co' Sl'
the spirit OF the mon was oroNch pm
clpally because instead III getting q r in
of,nr ,bc,r hard fighting they had again
been sent into battle.
peace talk" Is also said to be having ,. :
n dcmoralizing effect on the morale ".
Of the men. gradually breaking oo" Il
their will 10 resist.
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GERMAN REPLY
Continued from Pago ono.)

foro the Germans would hc heard from
nKnin. IT Nns also ASSUMED that Il:
least ono moro trial at bargaining was
To hc expected. So another note Is looked
for a. soon as those In power ut Berlin
decide they are In position 10 max" Il
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Not Nerotiatipg,

LONDON. Oct. lS.-t7 7. M)-The
British foreign office announced Off
cialy this evening thor" was n" truth
in tho rumor that His Maj"Sty's gov
rrnmcnt had been in touch with Aus
,rian statesmen in Switzerland or else
whore.
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RASEI.. Switzerland Oct. ls-Thcro
were government conferences in Berlin
yesterday that lasted NIL day. accord
ing to advicrs reaching here. The war
ministry held n flv"-hnur session. in
which the military chiefs participated
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One West Virginia
Soldier Dies at Camp
Meade; "Flu" Controlled

Special Dispatch to Tn" lntcllIE"nr"r,
CAM, MEADE. oct. lS.--Thr iuitu-
crzn situation III this army training
c,mr has, n$w passed the epidemic stage
md Is slowly being stamped out by tho
medical authorities. Tho report for tho
81 hours ending ut noon today showed
= intol Of only eight deaths. ten new
rnsrs of influenza and fifteen rnS"S al
pneumonia following the "lu. Among
those called by death was rrivat"
Gcnrcc Sans. Company G. Srvcnty-sec-
and infantry, Wells, W. Va.
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British Report.

LONDON. Oct. Observation-Disclosures
stubborn resistance. tho British forces
lighting IN Flanders again today over
come tho enemy and advanced their line.
according to Field Marshal Haiss COM
munication issued tonight.
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FOR RENT
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

DON'T SELL YOUR LIBERTY BONDS;
yALI.E' EEASDNAHLE RATES. Fl.
SLOBODKlN. INC. BANKERS. EST
1870. NORTH STATION. BOSTON'
Mss u-l9-g
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DIED

CARPENTER-At North Wheeling hog
p,tal. Thursday evening. October -
1918. AZ $50 o'clock p, NJ. RobEKl
CARPENTER. nGc 81 years : months.
Funeral private from Palace parlorS;
Saturday afternoon. October ~, wv
r: IN.
lrlcaSo omit flowcrS.)
pMMEY-On Wednesday,. October 10.
1915. Mt $40 o'clock y. m. at ONO
Valley General hospital. LOUIS y.
pIMMEN.
Funeral services ut his late residence"
Wrrr$,laIr. on Saturday morning. az ~
nrlmrk. lntcrmcnt private NJ M
Calvary.
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ove:catinG.

When you hnv'. ruiIncsS anu weight
In the stomach after calling, you may
know that y"u have eaten too much
and that You should tako one "f Cham
bcrlain's Tnblcts to aid digestion.
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TALLhE1To.
Application for Pardon.

Notice ~ hereby :; ven that IN or about
the 15th day III October, I'VE. an "rp!l-
cation viii II" flied with Jane T.. cut
lip. Pardon Attorney. chari"st"M; West
Virginia. for the pardon -: W"h%t"r
Lomax. convicted Of the crime OF Ron.
hcry, at the November Term. 1911. or
the Criminal Court of Obs" county ana
sentenced To Imprisonment III the Wrst
Virginia pcnitcntlnry for the period of
years
tSignrd) WEBS IIIk LpMAN.
D-ln-l9
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LEGAL NOTICE


Notice is hereby Ei."n t'.at IN or about
the 25ih day Of rrtuhcr. l%i%. an arihi-
cation will hc f:i"d w.;h LINES T.. ut
LIN. Pardon Attorney. t'lmr!" 9'"n. NH.'t
Virginia. f"r thu pardon 81 .A"g"i"hi
TallnrItn. convicted "f III" rFlinH or
Malicious Assault. al III" S"a;"mhHc
Trrm. 1915. Ut the Criminal Curt nr
ohio County AMI sentenced IN iMpiHS"n-
mcnt IN Tie West EIra'!'.a r"nitcuti"ry
for the ,".rIrd oi - years.
(SiGNr1)
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WANTED--Male

wANTED-Four boys. Geo. NJ. Shook
Co. o. 80
WnNTED-Farrl hand. Reference re-
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YANTED-Coal shortage making oil
burner men rich. Gas fire in any coal
stove from kerosene. Get our big offer.
Wonder Burner Co., Columbus. Ohio.
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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-05-05
SOMERSET NEWS.

; Somerset. Ky.-(From Mountain
! Educator News Bureau)-Mr. Mi
lard Nunnery, ono OF Tatosvillo's best
citizens was in the city last week OF
, business
DR.. u. r.. Alexander, our popular
physician was in Cumberland County
visiting his parents and friends last
week
Mrs. Is tile Vest has returned from
Cincinnati after pleasant trip.
Miss Bertha b. Bugle has returned
from Louisville.
Mrs. jamie Sandusky will leave in
two weeks to Join her husband in
indianapolis.
Mr.. Charlie Cover is on the sick
list
Dr.. H.. II. Munford IS I'm Monticello
helping Rev. Gritlin IN series Of
meet Egs.
Prof. G. II. Baird, secretary of the
Mountain Educator and general man
ager Correspondence Normal School
spent last week with Rev. and Mrs
Robert Owsley and Will formally
open n Literary Bureau at their res
idcnce. Typewriting will be taught
and all kinds OF Negro literature may
be secured there.
The Normal Training Class Being
conducted by Rev. W. B. Wood is
meeting WITH much success.
Miss Marguerite Goss and Miss
Lillian Boyle will give lawn fote
for the benefit of the May Rally.
Miss Alice Allen. daughter Of Mrs.
Marguerite Allen died April II. The
funeral was held April Is.
Mrs. Eliza Farmerly, mother Of
Messrs. Walter and Johnny FarmerTy'
died April rs, at 12;i5 ~ NJ, Ige,
about fifty years. She was buried
Saturday, April 20 MRS. FarmerTy,
who was formerly a Hines, was born
In Wayne county, but has lived III
Tatesville for over thirty years. She
leaves two boys and number OF
sisters and brothers and host OF
friends to mourn their loss.
Mr.. Harvey Stigall, one OF our
most prominent citizens has applied
for patents on Il Upper. Il fuGc and
a bottle washer. The lippcr aims to
screen all drinking water, the fuse
to carry proper current to motor or
to make dead wires live on engines,
boilers, etc. while the bottle washer
viii wash bottles automatically. He
has been made proposition by
prominent attorneys in Washington
to guarantee the patents and protect
the same. This is an evidence of
the great thought of Negro brain.
Mr.. EStigall is to be congratulated.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-05-05

The National Colored Liberty Con-
ference has decided to postpone the
proposed conference to June oath in
the city OF Washington. The purpose
is TO secure tho full blessings of liber-
ty and the full benefit Of world de-
mocracy for the colored people of
this country. Rev. A. Clayton Powell
of New York is President and VIM.
Monroe Trotter, Esq, Secretary. All
churches and organizations are In
Wted to send delegates to the meet
ing. If the body Is conservative in
it's actions and positive in It's declare
lions, we arc of the opinion that much
good will result from the meeting.
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THE OFFIOIAfI CALL,

In compliance, wish, the agraement
reache3r between the two factions in
tho National BapaSst. Convention, for
permanent peaaa, and a haunting
or tile two at the. next meeting, of tho.
National Baptist Convention and az:
only sixty days were given. In which
to'ratify and carry out the Instructions:
or tho Commission, a meeting Is here,
by called to meet Mt Hot Springs, Ark.
on the 18th day Of May 1918.
The Board Is composed of.the officers
Of the National Baptisc Convention,
the Chairman, and SECRETARY OF EACH
Of tho seven Boards, and the State
V!ce-Pres. fro each state in the Tn
ION. Arrangem will be made for,
the entertainment Of the members Of
the Board by the pastor Of the Roam
Oke Baptist Church.
E. G. Morris, President Matt
ionae Baptist Convention, r. b.. Hud.
son Secretary.
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WINCHESTER NOTES.

Winchester, Va, April 30.-Mr.
and Mrs. James Ball have returned
from Washington, D. G. .....
Mrs. Nan Fletcher met with a m s.
hap on Monday morning. She fell
at the corner of Cecil and Braddock
streets $.
Mrs. M. B. Cooke has left the Me-
mortal Hospital, where she under
went an operation recently. She Is
much improved.
Mr.. Samuel Mash, OF East Picca-
d lily street received notice Of the
death Of his niece, Mrs. James Hill,
caused by Pneumonia after an illness
Of four days in Pittsburgh. The de-
ceased was born in Winchester, but
has been living in Pennsylvania a
number of years. She Is survived by
one sister, Mrs. Mary Yancey, of
p .ttsburgh, one brother, Mr.. David
G. Colbert, of Washington, D. G. and
nephew Mr.. Frederick Colbert, OF
Pittsburgh, Pa.
The ladieJ will hold their next
meeting at Mrs. Marceline Bell Cooke
% Bond street.
Mrs. Virginia Villa has just
completed another sweater for the
boys over there. T.
Mrs. Charles Lewis is confined to
bed with LaGrippe on w. Cork street
Mr.. G. C. Triple: is visiting in
Harrisburg, Pa.
Miss Anna turner, Of w. Cork
street, who has been sick, is much
improved and expects to be around
again soon.
Mr.. John Phoenix and wife are
V sting his parents on S. Braddock
street.
Mr.. Richard Festus was buried
| from his residence on East Piccadilly
Monday, the 18th, at three p. M. The
| funeral was conducted by Rev. ]. A
| Reid, Of John Mann M. T.. Church
| The choir of the church sang several
beautiful selections. Mr.. Festus was
| one Of our oldest and esteemed citi
Zens He was also Union sold er
having served three years in the Civi
| War OF the States. The commander
of tho G. A. r. Post, OF this city, o.
| which he was a member paid glow
ing tribute to him. Tho casket wai
draped with the flag he helped tt
defend. The interment was in ORR,
Cemetery. He leaves beside his wi
dow, Mrs. Mary Festus, one grandson
Mr.. John Festus, who made hi
home with us, is another one Of ou1
old heroes who has answered tho las
sroll call
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not now fully permitted 10 exercise
it. When this cruel war Is over, the
services we shall have rendered will
be duly appreciated and we can come
forward without embarrassment aid
we shall BIO recognized as being one
of the leading factors in accomplish
ing great things and bringing to a
favorable conclusion the greatest
Struggle in the history of the world.
Colorcd folks be encouraged. Make
even greater sacrifices than you have
already made and all will be we'll
with us.