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The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1918-02-07
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF
PARTNERSHIP.
State Of South Carolina,

State Of South Carolina,
Pickcns County.
We, w. G.. Hamilton and r. G..
Gaines, by mutual agreement and
for valuable consideration. hereby
dissolve the partnership of Gaines
and Hamilton, and no act of either
of us will bind the other. This the
2lst day of November, 1917.
(Signed,) r. G. GAINES.
43. w. c.. HAMILTON.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1918-02-07

The state tax commission has rescind.
ed it's recent order requiring tax PAYERS
to return property at it's actual value.
Returns may be made as formerly.
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Wanted pay weekly; long lob.
Come to Marietta. S. c.. ut once Nor
gon store. Ask for f. G.. Justice,
superintendent Southern Fuel Corpora
ton.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

Notices inserted In this column for ni,r cent n
word FOR first insertion and one. lulf Cct a wor
FOR each subsequent insertion
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Bargain A fine building lot in one
OF the best building locations in Central
going at sacrifice. See me ut once.
r.. H. Henderson, Central, S. G.. III
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Car Lots a Speciality
Cars Average 33 Tons

M| AXE DAILY making shipments
w the country and is being satisfaction on
count OF It's excellent quality
1t contains objectionable dirt GRASS
ee e o straw the only bedding used the naturally
contains small
matter of fact worth than weight account Of its hoh
Value OF potash, which fertilizer @
This Schedule of Freight Rates Will Enable Won TO De-
termne the Rate to Your Shipping Point
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PUT UP BITTER FIGHT
CONTINUED from Page Ono

lcpcc. which characterized those in tn.
pas four days. bcTg mainly between
strong british advanced patrols and Ger
man rear guards. additional ground hh,
been gained. The enemy artillery s. ems
io have Eiiif'Erd Ill along the line.
Villages which have been taken ut thr
crest at ihr advance had pa'viuuSly
been evacuated by the enemy. In 1T
least me town some French inhabitants.
including women. managed To hide them
selves in the CELLARS, and after enduring
several days Of shell fire. first from mo
approaching BRUSH. then from the re-
treating Germans, finally wcrcrcscued.
When british patrols hrpronched the
town OF f;c"urtSt. Quentin three men
IN civilian clothing emerged |" meet
Them. ON the strength Of thc story
they told. the BRITISH troops rushed
into the town and. ih"r" found 46 per-
SONS. thirty of whom w"rr women.
hiding in cellars. They were helped
out. and cam" back ACROSS tn" hatt!"-
field struggling oyer shell 'rhtrrS ana
occasionally mrnaccd by Il hail Of i'll
direct machn. gun lire from IN" Orr
uauS. II was Il strange and pitifui pro-
Crssiun Both men and women had been
under the domination nf IN" Germans
since September. 1914: they had not
seen II single allied soldier since then.
for This was The first time that the
ground in the locality Of their village
had been out of the possession Of the
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No Counter-Stroke.
Early British Statement.

LONDON. tcpt. 4---lu their pISh ne
ynnd the pr"cuUr!- Qu"ant liuc l'rltiSh
,rours have. r.:lrh'h the line "t th'
Canal Ipu Nurd. Says Field Marshal
uair's official statement today. Norm
nf the Nrras- Cambrai road nav" 0''H
nicJ ,he. :nwn nf E""urt-St. quentin.
North 81 r"r"nnr III" adrinr" has car
ricd The I:rir;Sh through th" NhuN w"'"''
above Noi.lans. Slight advances nave
brru scored at other points.
Continuing their advance IN flat.'''H
,nr Rrirish ar" approaching NruFf
rhnpcli, and Lay, nti". In IN" sam" r.
zion they nay" gained possession ~
Sciuv-Sur-l4,llys AMI Nirpp"N.
Germans In Flight
WITH THE l:l:lTISH ARMIES IN
1SEtEt'E.. Sept. tt N""h)-'hE III
,,.,..,,,i,,cI I.rrsSl.--I:ritiSh troops were
r,nnr,nd this morning tn have taken ''''
,,u.n ur Murvrc$. 81. mil"S southeast
,,f ourout nIi IN" capture al IN" rlh''
.vas net "nniirm"|.
.rhc Germans: ar" III FIJI ilEht IN 'h'
r,..ri,,n nr tn" t'anal lIu N"rd anu hpp'H'
:, IN. ,nnrr than eyer dISurghni%"a. n
,h,,IsauL more prisoners were ca1nur''
last night hy ti"ld Marshal lia'e
forces
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FOE RETIRING
Continued from Page one.)

whose limo daily Is being bent BACK luF.
Their eastward, givin the Braslsn oet'oA
-oints of vantage from which TO work II
their task Of regaiutnG as tne1r ntsI %.
iectives st. Quentin. Cambria, lAue Nne
Ar1uentieres. From Ypres to Lens Aooa.
ttonal towns have been recaptured mo
tho old salient moro nearly reclaimed
Lens, the famous coal city, Is SAID te
have been entirely evacuated BY tho 1eF'
mans. and tho British are only aW1l1ns
the dissipation Of the noNioun gases AAo
tho rendering Of the city safe from tnS
possibility Of the detonntton OF mines IL
~ ruhterrancar coal chambers to enter
1t.
Prom Arras southwark to Peronne
English, Scottish, welsh. Canadian ano
Australian troops everywheer are harras'
sing the enemy, meeting his violent ma
chino gun fire with such Irresistible
prcsscuro that tho enemy has been VII
tunlly nonplussed and has retired, al
some points almost precipitately.
Eastward Of the old Drocourt-Quean'
line tho enemy has been pushed across &C
tho east bank Of the Canal du Nord
where at last accounts he was endeav'
oring to prevent by the use OF innumer'
able machine guns British advance oVe1
the ditch
To the north Of Peroune, over an eigh,
mile front between Moislains and Deut.
court. the British at several points have
beaten their way across the canal ane
wednesday night weer pressing the en-
erny well to the eastward.
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SENSATIONAL CHARGE
CONTINUED from Rage one.)

crnatorial candidate is to be notified to
appear.
Tire committee deferred action on a
platform until tina, date, and the speech
created such a sensation that the only
business transacted aside from hearing
nm address Ivy National Chairman Vance
'C Mccormick, was tho election of Law
rene" H. Rupp. of Allentown. To sue.
coed Major George X. Mclean. OF
Wilkcsbarrr as state chairman. Major
Mclean resigned because of his ap'
pointmcnL in tho judge advocates de-
partmcnt Of the army.
The Palmer charges. which were read
from a carefully prepared statement
amazed many Of the nin"ty-thrcr state
committeeman present. and although J.
F. Brennan. Of Allegheny county. at
tempted to defend Judge Eonnwcll and
asserted he would be elected regardless
OF what was said. the committee sent
the statement 10 tn" resolutions com
mjttcc for action. This committee re-
ported hack the resolution for adjourn
mont until September a., which was
adopted after protests by William j.
Bremen. Allegheny. and Webster Grim
bucks.
The resolution fok the adjourned
Whereas. the facts submitted BY The
national cvmmlttrcman seriously affect
the integrity III tn" party and imp"ach
the political character Of the candidate
for governor, therefore b.. il resolved
that this committee adjourn its meeting
until Saturday. September II. 1918 II
noon, in his city. nj which time and
nlarc Hon. Eugene {. Bunniwrll should
he notified tn attend and show raust
why hr should not withdraw from the
Democratic ticket rs the candidate f"I
governor"
After charging that Sinnott came t.
him and told him that he could have
control Of tn" stat" administrator II
l;unniw"ll WAS elected. Mr.. Palmer said
Sinnott related how he had figured IN
politics. lie .aiN
''Sinnutl drove out tn Runniwrll :
homo and asked him IL become II randi'
dale for the Democratic nomination fuT
governor. promising all necessary tInan-
cial support. Bunnlwcll agreed and thu
next day his papers were circulated. Al
that time. according IL Sinnntt. judge
linnniwcll was on the Republican pay
roll. charged with the duty Of lining NJ
thr state iirrmcn for Spruul hut hr WAS
justified in this. according To Sinnotts
naive statement. brcaus" he did not
then know he was going To run fur th'
Democratic nomination. Sinnott took
charge Of the campaign. passed tho
word through tho organized liquor traf'
iic Of tho STATE. sent out ah0.huU letters
tat a cost of six cents apicccI ar $5t.
QUO: paid the 1914 campaign debts ui
Michael j. Ryan. then Il candidate fol
governor. and furnished money t.
finance lonniwcllS campaign. My in
formation from other sources * thai
the most Of these letters wer" writtcr
on the lrttcrhcndS of lhr municipal
court of Philadelphia. and signed with
JudE" BnnniwelrS maine. He further
said that Il continuance of tn" present
political situation would result in Tho
defeat of four of IN" present Demo
cratic congressman from this state
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Germans since the beginning Of the
war.
There were unkrmpt old Frcnchm"n.
staring ut the British. shell shattered
fields and roads alive with troops and
women carrying parcels or lHpinSly
rushing p"ramhulatur$ bearing their
few belonging or children across fields
where one Of the most furious battles
nj the war had hcrn fought.
They were almost dclirinus with joy
rs they threaded their way To The rear
between long stretches Of guns. amhu-
lanc"S. horses and khnki-cIHd soldiers.
On the road they passed men VIII" had
been wounded or killed. tn" combination
nf sErh sights and their grateful rm"-
linnS At being delivered from thu G.r-
mans sending tears streaming dow II
their thin checks. More thhn one
cried alternately rs they again tired the
FREQ soil Of France and tried L" thank
, The soldiers who had helped them from
th'f n bondage.
Three men who lad first come out Of
the town To- meet the British. returned
today. but tn" rest of the party. bccum-
ing frightened by the enemy shell fire,
had found shelter in The duEnutS up at
the front. They were given warm food
and advised To remain there for awhile.
One man told IL story Of how when the
town WAS SaSScd h. searched around
until he found :: dead German and re-
moved the gas mask. taking il back IL
his mother. VIII" WAS hiding in Il cellar.
Du September |. he DECLARED the entire
population VAS ordered evacuated by the
ticrlniLns. some decided that. rather
than MISS the chauc" OF escape. they
would h.dc and await d"livcraucr. Tho
Germans. anxious Ia get ;Iway them
selves. did not tuke time I" search the
town thoroughly.
The refugees said that sine" 1914 the
fnud had steadily l"cJmc worse. until 1T
last ii was just enough 80 keep them
alive. but II did not. give them sufficient
strength tn work. 1t was almost rmroS-
Sible for them IL get clothing. and there
WAS nothing whatever they could buy.
They had not been allowed To leave their
little town sine" the Germans first swept
into it, almost four years ago.
Headquarters reports from tho north
crn part of III" front say that further
proErcsS>has been made 1T several places
along tho line.
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". VA. BOYS
(continued from Page one.)


.,,,n,a reseryes with which to press his
advantage.
west v1rginians Not In Battle.
TN, chief Of staff identified the
American unit which participates IN the
FLANDERS advance as the 3oth d1Vls1on
comDosed Of troops from Tennessee
worth Carolina and South Carol1na'
IThis Is the sector where 1t was believed
until now that the 8oth division, includ-
ing West Virginia artillery regime nts'
WAS fighting. From General march
statement of Wednesday, however, It IS
evident the 8oth division Is not en-
gaged.)
The French advance north OF SCISSORS
resulting In the capture Of Terny-Serny'
was participated in by the 32nd HVi-
sion composed Of Michigan and Wtscon-
sin troops under Major General HAN
In answer to question, General
march said it was estimated that more
than 1000 had landed in France dur
ing August. The record for monthly
shipments he added was $4,000.
March Optimistic.
In his mid-week conference with
newspaper men, General March reviewed
briefly tho battle situation Of the last
three or four days, noting particularly
that the British In the most i,nPressing
phase of the battle, east Of ArraS, had
smashed their way across the HinGen-
burg line on an eight mile front with
Cambria as their objective. The major
enemy resistance along the whole sixty
mile battlefront from the Scarpe to the
Disc, he said, had been encountered and
overcome by the British and the swift
advance Of the French troops last week,
when they gained five or SIX miles on 4
25-mile front IN single day, was due
largely to withdrawal forced upon the
enemy In the north.
General March pointed also, as indi-
eating the rapidity with which the
battlefront is shifting under the steady
drive Of the allied armies, that the Brit
ish had pressed ahead fourteen miles
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CRAVE PROBLEM
(continusd from Page one.)

hear her voice no more. The child
remains the mistress of her liberties.
There is none 10 question her: none
to ask VIII - she has been. The
streets arc often the only possible"
scene Of her recreation. She will lnit"r
there in the hope Of meeting the boy
who will entertain her. And between
them the toughest badinaGc may pass,
for he may not prcsupp"s" her fnno-
cence.
1t is not his fault: it certainly is not
hers, Armaggcddon must bear tho r"-
proach of it-and We. that VIC have per-
rnittcd ArmaEgcddon to shoulder 1t.
These children arc our national re-
spcnsibility. We'll may we ask what
we arc doing for them. Indeed. We must
reconsider the problem. for are not
these girls presently To become the
mothers Of British sons?
(By The International News Bureau
Inc. Boston. MaSs)
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| since they launched their attack on Aug

since they launched their attack on Aug
ust 81.
Enemy Hurled Back.
Even as General March talked, word
came from the battlefront that the enc
my had been hurled still farther back
along tho Douai- Cambria line and tndl-
eating the British early today stood
within five miles Of the Cambria pivot
to the German defense position. Later
reports, both from Flanders and on tho
vesle, far to the south, indicated that
new rettrclutrts were in progress In
both places due to the combination OF
the British thrust in the centre, and
General M-rgins fI?Hktrg movement
toward the Observation-Disclosures. Tho ad-
vance of Franco-Anerlcan forces across
the vesle indicates that the German Inc
at this end of the battlefront Is ooing
forced back toward the Aisno BY the
pressure from the flank.
By Developments.
In all the dispatches from abroad,
officers here noted again today yelled
indications that some new ana import
ant phase of the battle Is TO be expect
cd shortly. There was an air OF e1-
pectancy among both unofftc1ai nnu
semi o ficial commentators winch pro
duced the impression that Marshn4 focn
Is preparing for new blow.
If this is the case, it Is believed that
the employment of General Pershng's
army may we'll be included in the plans
the object being to hit with full 1ofce
of the American and allied armies NO"
, that the German dl=orr1rAzat'on Ap-
pears to be spreading and his line WaV-
ering.
The reports tonight indicated to many
observers that the enemy was now Will
drawing along his whole front from
Flanders to Rheims. This was the 90
duction made from the now French 40
r,ncee IN the pocket formed by the Disc
line around HAM atscard- chauny tn.
angle and also from the movement
across the vesle. If 1t develops that tn'
Germans have boon forced by the rup'
49,. ~ their center to attempt such
! wholesale retreat, it is argued that MAI
snal Foch might vol believe that tne
moment to attempt a decisive s.IoAe
has come since the confusion resu1ans
from, such a movement to tho rear no
cessarily would be great.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
THE PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
OF WEST VIRGINIA,
CAPITOL BUILDING,
CHARLESTON.

Case No. rs.
Wheeling Valley Light & Power Com
pany.
rates in Ohio County.
Whereas. application has this day
lrccn filed by the Wheeling Valley Lisht
& Power Company for authority 10
change it's rates III OHIO County. II IS
ordered that leave be granted 10 any
one Interested ~ file objection thereto
before the Commission at any time on
or before the 10th day of September,
1915: and this matter he set down for
hra ring ut a meeting Of the Commission
10 he held at It's offices in The capitol
building in the City Of CharlcStoh. OIL
the said 10th day OF September. 1910, al
40 o'clock j. M. At when liEie any per-
son may appear and make such objection
thereto aS may be deemed proper.
1t is further ordered that the appIi-
cant publish Il copy OF Tins order once
c:ich week for four successive weeks ~
two newspapers Of opposite politics. II
such there be. and of general circuia-
1irh in thu County of Ohio; and said
applicant shall also mail t. or serve on
each uf It's CONSUMERS affected ny nc
proposed change i'll rates. III least fiI-
teen days PRIOR To the said l0th day Of
Scptcr,hcr. 1918. Il written notice IN the
form prescribed by the Commission
showing that il has applied TO The PUB
ne Service Commission for authority To-
change its rates. the TIM and place Of
Suc:n hcarinE and TN" rates proposed To
be charged by 1t; making duc rrturH to
This Commission Of tn publication Of
order and service Of notice upon its
said consumer: ON Ur before the day Of
hearing.
\ r"ny.
Test; z. i. EERNHE1M.
au-lI-32-@?-Sc-5 Secretary.
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YANKS AND FRENCH
Continued from Page one)

Smart machine gun resistance Is being
encountered. BY all indications the
Germans have withdrawn their main
bodies to the north possibly preparatory
to crossing the Atsne.
LtEht forces Of Amerteans have al
vanesd their Limos some distance north
Of the Vssle.
It became moro apparent to-day that
tn. Germans had given up the struggle
In mat1tatn 4 foothold north Of the
vssle. American and French artillery
continued their Furnishing FIRE over an
ARIA extending to the Al1ne without
bringing = reply that could be compared
IN intensity.
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LOST and FOUND

NoTICE-Will lady who forgot purse
in Martins Ferry station. containing
large sum Of money. call ut address. be-
low and identify same. Bring same
child with her Owner must pay lot
this ad. Ask for Miss i Erickson. 6O
Fourteenth St. Wheeling. au-Ji
LoST-Thursday evening on street be-
tween Y. W. c. \. and Virginia Thea
ire or in theatre. black silk head bag;
containing eye glasses. keys and small
sum of money. Reward for return to
Nichols Art Store. au-3U-l
NOTICE-Will lady who forgot purse
containing large sum OF money. call
at address below and identify same
Bring same child with her Owner must
pay for this ad. Ask for Miss +. Erlck-
son. 50 Fuurt ccn:h ST. Wheeling. ou-2e
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NEGRO LYNCHED

MACON. ga. Sept. i.A mob last
night iyn"hrd john i;Ilman. Il E"Sr".
shortly after Ia had been delivered into
thu custody "f county "tfi'crS by liz
Erors who had captured him in swamp
near here. Gilman escaped from - chain
gang recently and is alleged t. have at
tackled two whit" wurn"n II WAS SAID
he confessed.
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WASHINGTON, Sept 4.-Amcrican

WASHINGTON, Sept. 4.-Ancrican
troops, in close pursuit CT the Germans
retiring north Of the Vesle, have cap
tured the villages Of Dazoche5. Perlesles,
Fismette and Daileux, taking prisoners
and machine guns, General Pcrshing re-
ported in his communicate for to-day, re-
ceived tonight at the war department.
The American forces, General Pcrshlng
said, have reached thu general line Vaux-
reBlanzy-le- Grand Hameu.
American aviators also have success
fully bombed thc railroad yards at Lon
guyon, Do1uary- Daroucoult and Contains.
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RRIlEMMER & HILDEBRAND
urpERrAKERS AND EKBAL"ASs
u+o.. Residence:
S sIII Telephones. s12-J. al4s-J.
80 lO72-J.
LEGAL NOTICE.

Tn Whom i, May Concern:
Notice is hereby gwen that !. the un'
a.rsiru.d. George Albert. have sold my
entire stock Of goods. consisting OF
Indies aud gents furnishings ana Ioo'
"."nr l,..nl,d IN thu store room ut No,
rO6 jefferson avenue. in The City OF
Mnundsvlllc. Marshall County. West
Virginia. to NJ. II. 'prarlmhn. Gl1 Berger
EuiIdine. Of Pittsburgh. Pennsylvania.
Any person having auy claims Against
The. SAIL stock ar. hereby directed 10
notify Martin Brown. Attorney -at-LaSr,
Marshall County Bunk building. Mounds.
willie, Marshall County. West Virginia.
Dated this seth day OF August. y. =
1918. GEORGE ALBERT.
au-S1-k
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OWN
A HOME
Anywhere in the United
States or Canada.
80
Money
Makes it Possible

A monthly payment of
e6.O8, which includes prlncl"
pal and interest, will pay for
a Cine Thousand ($1 0OO).
Dollar Home.
A monthly payment OF
s12.16, which includes prln-
cipal and interest, will pay
for a Two Thousand ,OOO)
Dollar Home.
A monthly payment of
1924, which includes prln-
cipal and interest, will pay
for a Three TIL Gus a n d
($3,00O) Dollar Home.
Homes of greater value IN
the same proportion.
For particulars call IN per
son or fill in coupon and
mail
Name ...-................,
Street NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
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tinued here among the old Hindenhurg
line defeuses.
I'm the course Of our advance further
prisoners and materials have fallen into
our hands, including two or three Ger
man tanks, used by the enemy in an un-
successful counter attack on August 81.
ION the Lys front also wo made 4ro-
rress at different points"
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rar6led rs direct result of the enor-
NOUS pressure against their line extend
Ing north Of scissors. It will not be 4
surprise. however, If secondary re-
sistance for another brief interval will
be made where the line runs back T.
ward Rheims.
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DIED

PowELL-On Tuesday. September Srd:
EISuFIELD. son OF Lewis and Eliza
beth tBushficld) Powell. aged three
months.
Funeral from tho family residence. NO.
30I South Penn street. Thursda! n
$50 o'clock y. III. Friends of the ram
ily invited TO attend. lntcrlnent prl-
vatc in Greenwood cemetery.
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HOME BUILDERS
UNION,
18th and Main Streets,
Wheeling, W. Va.

the communication adds. the enemy
felt his way forward to our new lines
Between the Ailettc and the Aisnc fresh
French attacks were Tcpulsed.
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Line Occupiel.

LONDON. Sept. 4.--t4:"' p. mD-ThE
city of Lens has been definitely "racu'
at.d by ;hr Germans. according TO re-
ports from Northern France today. Ih'
british staff arc r"fraininE from "c'
cupying ii only brcauS" "f tho gas fumes
remaining there.
Patrols protected aGainS, the fumes
have entered tn, city ii is stated, and
found ii clear nf The enemy.
No Countcr-Strohe.
LONDON. S"i,t. 1T Via Montreal. -
To-day there WAS still II" sign 81 IN" cN'
DcClcd German c"untrr-Str"k" On INC
". stern front which must soon b" dclir'
cred if General I.und"nd"rf wishes "a
snv, the situation. Prisoners speak al il
great mysterious army healed by Cen
rral EunMarkrn"s"n which is really u
pnuncr on thu allies hui it's WHEREABOUTS
iS unknown.