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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-10-28

these concerns showed that sound
business judgment was the actuating
motive and that the more liberal pol
icy toward workers paid in dollars
and cents.
The force of these conclusions led
to the establishment Of intensive
courses in employment management
under the auspices of the Govern
ment, the first of which was inaug-
urated at the University of Roches-
ter Rochester was chosen, princi-
pally because the larger industries
there had done good share Of the
trail blazing in functionalized en-
ployment work.
"Shipyards and other war indus
tries were invited to send selected
men to the course for six weeks
concentration on the program out
lined, the classroom theory present
ed to be fortified by practical work
in the personal service departments
of Rochester and Buffalo industries.
Trained specialists of national repu-
tation collaborated in arranging the
procedures of the course and came TO
the university to present their sub
jects, among which were the follow.
ing:
Functions and organization of a
personal service department.
Labor turnover, causes and how
to reduce them.
Character analysis; the science of
hiring.
Transfer and promotion; dis
charge.
Following employees progress in
the plant.
Educational work for employees.
"Recreational work for employees.
Safety engineering
Methods of wage payment.
Industrial organization.
Sources of labor supply.
Public employment offices, how to
cooperate with them
statistics.
causes of labor unrest
History of the labor movement
"Twenty-four of the largest con-
Germs now engaged on war work, in
Guiding 10 shipyards, sent men to the
first course, and "a embryo human
engineers were graduated in the
presence of the members of the Ma
tional Employment Managers Asso,
citation brought together in convcn-
ton at Rochester In honor of the &C.
casion.
Before graduation the class was
warned not to attempt to put into
effect at once all the principles ad-
vanced, but 1t is permitted to say
that each one carried with him the
vision projected so clearly through
out the course, that a functionalized
human relations department in a
concern the head of which is a spe.
cialist on a par with the sales man.
ieger and the production manager and
answerable only to the general man.
ager, offers potential value to indus.
try beyond computation"
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-10-28
THE MockINGBIRD

He didn't know much music
When first he came along
And all the birds went wondering
Why he didn't sing song.
They primed their feathers in the
An sung their sweetest notes,
An music just come on the run
From all their purity throats
But still that bird was silent
In summer time an fall;
He jest sat still an listened
An he wouldn't sing at ALL
But one night when them youngsters
Was tired out an still,
An the wind sighed down the val
ley
An went creeping up the hill;
when the stars was all a-tremble
In the dreamin fields O. blue
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-10-28
Trench and Camp

Bryant Robbins, who is in France,
has written his mother, Mrs. D. Rob
bins and also his friend, Mr. Durina
Way, as follows:
My Darling Mother: Am writing
you again tonight although | did not
hear from you today but I know that
if | did not write only when I heard
from you that you would soon begin
to think | was dead but instead I am
feeting better tonight than have felt
in quite while as | have been sick
for quite a while but could not af-
ford to let you know about 1t, as
knew you had enough TO worry about
without me trying to make bad mat
tiers worse, and, too, knew that you
would worry about me enough as 1t
is, but, again, I will ask you not to,
as you know that it will do neither OF
us any good; if you would only tell
me that you are not worrying about
me I think l would fare much bet
ter. Oh, say mother, you did not say
IL you had ever received my last pic
lures that | sent you-one Of them
was for daddy. AS usual they were
no good, but | thought perhaps you
might want one because it was CT me,
for just look who | am and where |
am and what | am doing. You know
that | have but one cousin who vol
unteered and that was dear old Frank.
I suppose that both of Uncle Charley's
boys have been drafted by this time
and. oh, bow will ';if hem about
being slackers If they have
been when I see them again.
Believe me, I am glad that I enlisted
for I would not be called draft for
anything. Well, mother, think
have written about enough for to-
night and also, Leo is begging me
to come to bed so I guess I will ring
off for this time, hoping to hear from
you very soon and long letter. Give
my love to the children and tell them
that I will write them as soon as 7
get time.
Love to all from
BRYANT
Pvt Albert B. Robbins, Co. A, 18th
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-10-28
WHAT MAKES
WOMEN BEAUTIFUL

Regular features don't count nearly
so much as perfect skin.
Women can't change their features,
but by using
LETTERING
they can improve the skin, for Tet.
terine removes blotches, spots and
marks that mar woman's beauty. It
is used for eczema, ringworm, letter,
itch. and all skin affections. Sold at
drug stores. shuptrine Company, Sa-
vannah, Ga.-(Adv.)
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-10-28
COUNTY AGENTS REPORTS

Osceola County Grapefruit and
oranges now being shipped. Prices
range from $1.50 to $225 on trees.
Citrus groves showing fine results
from fall spraying
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-10-28

FOR SALE-20 acres truck farm
Splendid land, excellent location.
S013
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-10-28
Div. Motor Supply Train, American
Elk Forces, France,

P. S.-Tell sister that if she has
any extra pictures of me that she
does not care for, that she can send
Emma one also. Send me her address
please as | would like to write her
a few lines. B.
October. 3. 1918,
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-10-28

It is intimated that Francis N
Brown, postmaster of Miami, WI;
lose his place, the civil service con
mission announcing an examinatio
for November 10.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-10-28
An the daisy in the darkness
Felt the fallin' o. the dew

An the daisy in the darkness
Felt the fallin' o. the dew
There came sound O. melody
No mortal ever heard,
An all the birds seemed singin'
From the throat of one sweet bird
Then other birds went playin'
In the land too far to call;
For there wasn't no use in stayin'
When one bird could sing for al
Frank Stantoi
The Texas Oil Company has bouglj
large tract Of land on the estuar|
in Tampa and plans to greatly ID
crease the terminal facilities of It'd
company at that point.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-10-28

Pvt. Albert B. Robbins, Co. A, 18th
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100000 More Men.
Called TO C0l0rS;.
4.865 From w. Va.
THIS STATES CONTINGENT IS ASSIGNED TO CAMP
MEADE, MARYLAND-CALL EXPECTED lO Vk-
TUALLY EXHAUST THE PRESENT CLASS ONE

WASHINGTON, June 25.-As fur
thcr step carrying out the war de-
partmcut's plan TO have 100000 men
under arms August l. Provost Mar
shall Crowder tonight called on the
governors Of all States except Ar1zo-
na and Illinois for the mobilization,
between July 22 and 25, Of 100000
white draft regtstrauts qualified for
general military service.
This call Is expected virtually to ex-
naust the number of men now in Class
I, available Cor active military SER
vice, and when added to school rcqui-
sitlons Of 23,436 men, brings the total
calls SO far announced for July TO
243,436 TO complete Its program 1of
the remainder of the present year. the
deuartInent will have to depend on
the 400, 900 Class l registrants expect
ed from tho June 5th enrolment ana
the 100000 or 100000 to be obtained
through the re-classiftcation now In
progress.
In the call announ ced tonight New
York leads tho list with 22,241 lnen;
Iowa second with l7,s4s, and Wiscon-
sin third with 12-2oo-
Among the state quotas and camp
assignments appear the following:
Ohio 1900, Camp Jackson. S. c.;
5000 Camp Sherman, Ohio.
pennsylvania, ll.7oo Camp Lee, Va.
Kentucky, 4.1oo Camp Taylor, Ky
west virginia, 1855 Camp Meade,
Maryland.
virginia, $500, Camp Lee, Virginia.
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DRAWING FOR
ORDERNUNBER5=
SET THURSDAY.
Will Require Three Hours
Secretary Baker to Draw
First Number

WASHINGTON. juno 25.-Drawing
of order numbers for tho. 100000 men
who registered for military service last
June ), will be hold Thursday IN thsl
same committee room in the send
Office building in which the first. great
national lottery was held nearly year
ago. q. .-
Invitations to attend tho drawing
have boon scnt to all important govern
mrnt officials and the members OF ING
military committees OF both the sen
at,. and house. Secretary Baker bllno-
folded. will draw the first number from
tho bowl at $50 n. ln., and tho sciec-.
ton will continue until all the capsu'es
continuing the master numbers nave
hrnn removed. Last year lN.50D NUM-
hers wnrr used and the drawing con-
,,uucd for seventeen hours. With
ma yi,num Of l.2nO men estimated rrom
he district showing the largest res1s-
tration on juno 5, it Is expected thae
tho second lottery will be completed
within three hours.
establishment Of nvc classes TOP INC
rnristrants. fixing relative liability TOT
service. Will make Thursdays drawing
Of FAR less importance even TO the men
dirrctlv concerned than was tnat OIL
,.c,r ,ro, The order in which rcgls-
rants number ia drawn THURSDAY WIFE
dn,crr,inc only his place in the class 70
which h. will he assigned. whereas INC
tirst drawing was to fix the rcgistrants
Continued ON Page 8i4n&) .r
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War Savings CAM
paign Goes Forward With
a Rush ":Sandy" Mac
Gregor Today's Big Attrac-
tion-Recruits For Perish
ing Limit Club

Tho second ,iay nr ohio C"'.n;E$ 'iS
,N,- Savings dr!vr was no l"%~ I"'T"S'-
,,,. l.,r ,h,.. ur,, that prc"cd"i il. Tn"
r.,,rcu'S crInmitIc" did Spl"ud!d work
wiolc m" ~ odd c"nn;tui"S OF sol
d,..rs". ,rl,h ;hcir officers. drove i''W
dozen spikes IA rhc ka!S"rS ""fln. h'
..nun:. ialirs N front &C NIr"liS Art
S.n-,. ,,:t Market street. attracted '"l
nr GOO! uuiiir'ri comment. ih'! "''
:, c,;Iiu rh,r.. with III" kalS"T'S h'd''. IN
,-.,r.I nn.l every Tim" any"n" h"'lEHN a
thrift stamp tU,': LruN" aN"'hr f'l'' III
III. hnA. Ey mSht they had III" ka'S"7
nYrtty well nailed in. bu. before thoN re-
through they expect To have inc n"''
hox so covered with nails that 'hcre
won, hr any wood showing.
To-day is going 20 =" 4 h'c NhE III
~. drive. because. SANDY" Ma"'ir"g"r'
.hc t.rrr, scotch cn'"r'riT''r. "i'l '"'
f,.r, :. >,ir ':Hu.;$ M. "%1ndE. >ih"''
his .nrnir:: - Nm'r;"H. has h''"u - 7'h'"
~. "Au"rlcrn Harry '.nn'!"I. 1t" !,
an American "v"n :r h" :: a natI"" 90
c,r,I,rI because hc has ,ak"a out nat
;!Tni;.:n;i0n papers.
Nhcn 10 was h"rN '1s' Tin" SANDY
rnrur!nin"d that th"E admit E""r MN
busy ..uouch. So rhHjrman NAd"n h'S
dncrdrd {" Civ" h'n r" cans" i"r '"'n-
plaint th's. tim. li"T"S f"-hoTr""
;rmcratn i"r Sandy
H.un =. III ---E"-i,.'ni; rnH-r l!"N CO.
n .In a. !u-Staniard Misunderstanding 80.
in.&0 a. m.--Wh""!!nr Ih"ln'"nl fr"I"r's
Co.
';.A5 =. N. Wheeling Staining Works.
'.:i:I . ,n.--WarwiCk 'hinn 80.
80 =. m.--I"Ihlir speaking stand =;
18th and Markc' Str""'s.
90 n. N n.--Elrch Er"S. T"sac"" 80.
,.rnpm -I:"l Crosse headquarters.
This rrncran isn't complete. Soy
.r;l ,nurn engagements a-" S"'A" :" h'
erur"2"d In and rs 4 cinch 'hat wh"r
"SarIv" turns In :"-m,rr"w uIEh; ~
w,u 90 70 sleep with S"nsn - h1vins
done n michfv -""d turn for h'& n'"l%
adopted i'ucl" Samuel!
Lots Of New "LimIters."
Tho rnrshrnc Limit 'luh v"si"r!n:
had - nno dav One uf IN" h'"@"Si
H.,s .rr urw members yet T"1"r'"'l We"
turned In y IrUh% H* ih"'2h IN"
connie is going :" reach l'S @''nI -
/ non n"w members. although Il - -"-
iov tn tax" 4 deal Of hard w"rH i''f'
,r,. the r..v members jus: reported.
Eut"rt Noshitt.
G.r%un IScnhcr-.
/ =. M"rts FranZhoin.
Mrs james + EnhecrS.
Mrs A. =. Summers
Miss Jan" Young.
" l.. Gnohhuc.
Mrs Emma T.. hhanlH.
Mr.. James II. I'Urccil.
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tn ar from III" wharfbnats Is by team
ar truck. and iha, is an expensive" DIT
ucu1l and Sl"w process. III" i+E"" -
,puruarhrd b. difficult street grades
for a diStanc: OF four blocks. and th''
I.-v.r ITSELF Is L SHARP slope.
There Is Il municipal dock. moro or
less us,ri hrr"r"for". IN TIN" st l.n"i%
side "f III" rvrr. :thnu; 4 mil" nora NJ
III" i..v,- just i'srr,!cd st pfall"r
street Ii - a !r:Iu" S;ru"turc with u
platform go feet in l'nS;i along the
water line Th" platform has Il track
both for h"istIng 'cran" ani for ra:l'
road cars Erhind thr track IL z ware
house. 200 hy 800 trCt. The dock is
equipped with An electric crane, which
enables transfer of freight between
barge and platform. or directly b'sween
barge and railroad car. This dock was
used last year BY the Inland Navigation
company, which operated Sef-pro-
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The italians at last have the remaining Austrian rear
oards from the the Pave and now are Ill pos
session of the entire the Moneo plateau to the sea Al
last their crossed the stream IN pursuit OF the re-
treating Asans and still harrssng them lncng heVy
casualties and forcing enemy continue his dsordery retreat
Fate however has turned somewhat its balance IN favor OF the
Astrans for the again has risen and some OF the pom
toon bridges italians had thrown across the stream nave een
carried away making impossible quick pursuit ana 'he eFSs
hrstianc which General Diaz had upon. The Aus
TRANS are declared rushing reserves from the east III an
endeavor partly to retrieve the situation
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-26

Nicholas
Murdered

COPENHAGEN, June 25. -
Russian Red Guards have broken
into the residence of Nicholas
Romanoff, the former Russian en-
peror at Ekaterinburg and muir
dered him, according to the Rus
sian newspaper Via, says a Stock
holm dispatch to the National IT.
dende.
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St Louis Shows Great Possibilities For Increased River transportation

pulled steel barge between St Louis
and New Orleans.
Th" U'FallOn street dock Is not so
constructed rs TO expedite boat opera
ton ut all stages 9f water. and in low
water lslrticllar difficulties are pre-
Srutrd- U.s." OF this dock by teams or
trucks is extremely difficult because OF
tn. lrruNIm!t %~rf Various railroad freight
yards ami twenty or more railroad
CROSSINGS On Ia" street leading to tho
t"rk. Tho grade "f the street also -
,It!iicult The dock has direct railroad
""un"c:I"n* with 81. LouiS railroad ter
nIInal faciG!I"S and could be used. az
least temporarily. point OF e1-
change between rail and river tran1c-
The two modern docks referred to ara
on the east bank of the rfvk, Across
from ST. Louis. One is that OF the
Kansas City Missouri River Navigation.
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Nails A-Plenty i'm The
Coffin OF Kaiser ''Bill''
1000 FIGHTING
MEN IN FRANCE

WASHINGTON, June 25.-Betwecn
65 and 20 percent of the 100000
American soldiers who have been
sent TO France are aetna! combat
troops, Secretary Baker said today.
"These figures arc necessarily rough
estimates" he saId. NATURALLY I
would not care to deal with specific
figures in this conneCtion.f
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-26
RAIDS
On WEST FRONT
AGAIN SUCCEED
German Attack on the French
Near lie Port Meets With
Failure

On tho from: in France and Belgium
bo1nbartlnients and raiGing operations,
the latter in considerable strength, con-
tiuue. The French. near Lie Port. north
Of the Asne. have repulSed GERMAN
attack. but on several other sectors not
ably in the woe-rc and in Lorraine,
themselves have carried out successful
raids aud taken prisoners.
The Canadians, near Arras, have beer
successful in an enterprise which netted
them twenty-five prisoners and SIX ma
chine guns. The Germans are lombard
j,c -he British front east of Alniens.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-26

This Is the sixth OF \ series
of twelve articles, dealing with
the subject OF using the ohic and
mississippi waterway System as
= means ot war transportation,
by Charles e Kuft. staff edtor-
lol writer for Tie ST. Louis Star.
rho Is making . .oUr o. ooserva-
.ion and investigator TO Ill
cities OF importance along the
mississippi River and ats prinel-
pal tributaries. This article
deals conditions at ST. Louis ana
East ST.. Louis.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-26
Robinson and Randolph
Entered For Nomination

Sp"r.al I'islnt'h /" Th" in,"ilr="n""r.
cI.A!;kSEti:E. ". Va. lun" 2".-
.Iuds,. Iarn"S W. R"hInSuu -: III" iIArri-
son county criminal court to-day an
urrirrrd himself as :: Candlda'" for N"
l"nlnrrnt!,. nomination Ter congress in
rhr Third district. f.ru"~' Elni"lph.
= salem attorney. also annn.rccI hIm-
s,lt for this u"tnInasi"n.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-26
WEATHER FORECAST.

WEST VIRGINlA-local rains Wed
nesday: fair in west showers in east
portion.
WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA AND
OHlO-Fair in north, local rains IN
south portion Wednesday; Thursday
fair.
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ITALIANS NOW
TURN ON ENEMY
IN HILL REGION
Notable Gains Are Made, and
Three Thousand Prisoners
Captured

Holding the upper hand along the
borders of the Venetian plain, the
Italians have ;,cntx, on the offensive
asains. :he enemy n the mountain
region and ars attacking on various
sectors. Notable gains Of ground
haze be"s made aGd IN GdtIt1on &C
Ecavy casualties inflicted on she
emmy L large nurber OF AustElans
hare been mado prisoner and sixteen
machine guns have heea captured. ac-
coreilrC TO Rome. The Austrian war
office, however. asserts that all at
,a.Ss in tiLs region have been re-
pulsed,
The Austrian war office admits G
reverse along the Piave. but announces
that tie rc:rograde movement has
beer carried cut IN accordance viii;
plsns an; without loss Of ,1aSe-iat.
1t is added that the Austrians have
taken more than 5000 prisoners from,
the Ieauans since June IS and that
-Ae aggregate losses OF the italians
in the Nghttnc 1T the lowest estimate
Is 10000 men.
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ITALIAN STATEMENT.

ROME. June os.-NearIy 5000 rr:s-
oncrs were taken 81 :he Italians on
-hs PIa-e and mountain front. yes
terday. says the official statenlent.
The text OF the statement reads:
During yesterday .he valiant
troops of the thi-d 7Iry, ha-ir9t
obliged the iast rear guard OF the
enemy 20 sprrcnde-. completely reoe-
cup;ed the right bank OF the PiaTc'
capturing 13 officers and l.6of OF
other ranks.
Along :!e northwestern front Of
,he Grappa. cur troops we're ii action,
combined with heavy concentrations
of sr-:ll,ry. Infantry th-ists carried
out inflicted heavy losses upon the
enemy and gained rs co2sidera ole adj
vantaces of ground. We captured
officers ard 1896 Of other ranks and
10 machine guns.
During che dag yesterday and !as:.
CONTINUED on Page Eighto
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VON KUHLNANN
SPEECHFALLS
IN DEAF EARS
INTENDED TO LINE
UP THE PACIFlSTS
Hope to Invite Peace Propos-
ais From. the Entente
Nations

SynchrououSly with me defeat o.
the hustrians IN Italy and 'hc spirit
oc unrest prevalcu: il the dual mon
archy comes another ackn"wiedE-
nlent from Germany that the country
Is dcSirous OF peace.
Through is foreign secretary, Dr.
Richard Won kueElmaun, the Germ
an government has made The adj
mission that the end Of the war
could hardly be expected through
purely military decisions alone .ad
without recourse 10 diplomatic ne
gotiation, and that i: was hoped
Gerlnany's enemies would realize that
in view OF the resources OF the Tell
tonic allies victory for the entente
was Il dream.
The foreign secretary vas rv7sirr
With regard 10 the future sta5ns oi
Belgium, but assorted that the fnnda-
mental views OF tie imperial gov
ernlncnt differed from those ascrlhcG
to it by British statesmen.
One Of the most remarkable utter
ances Of the foreign secretary vas
declaration in which lie placed the
onus for starting the .w"ar on
Russia, with France aal Great
Britain rcxt in order cU!pab!c.
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Chinese Authorized 10
Intervene in Siberia

LoNpoN, june 25.-The embargo
on Cniacss action in siberia has been
raised, according to Harbin dispatch
70 rhs Daily Mail Tho reason given
so- ,nis action IS that Russia Is taking
rn stems 20 prevent the Germans from
advancing IN the cast.
rrKIN. Friday. .IHm, %i.-'Er 'h" Ae-
,...,.,f..I Press. b---'rh" n"wSraN""'' 20
IA. .":,"r, :h..t ~ i r"Sui' - tn - .''-
..-l;.n,.- - ti!.. advisory board N "'i''"-
:n,ri.. affairs. Japan htS d'ci'i"H r"' ~
comply win IL" r"un">; "t ~" r.n''",' >
ami t.. r..'i:.'r rom in'"-r'"'Ihn ~ 81
hrr!a =; I.r"S'U;.
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billions OF WAR TAXES CONE .3j:!!.. VI. w.
UNDER THE WIRE ON FINAL DAY.

incomes and n pay heavy penalties TO
avoid prosecution as tax dodgers. The
internal revenue hurcan, with It's ramf-
.ications in si4ty-fnur collection dis
:r!r;s and IFS methods OF gathering ac'
,rIratr information on incomes already
has prepared Il quantity OF statistics to
srrvc rs proof of the intention OF many
ci,iznn& md business iir,rs to dodge tax
liability.
Tan collectors. have instructions to
;alrlatc th"ir receipts as soon as pos
sihlc and tn telegraph tho result not
later thar ncNt Sunday night. Juno 80.
IN" expiration Of the fiscal year.
NEW YORK. June 25.-W1niam Il.
Edwards collector of internal revenue
fnr the s"c,rni district OF New YORK.
which includes the financial section or
;h.. city. announced at tho close OF bus
inrss today that on the last day hxed
by law for tn" payment without penalty
at income and "Nccss profit taxes total
r"rrints amounted tn S446.122,o: He
added that nc expected 10 find In to-
morrow ) mali many checks which
would b. credited 20 to-day's' total -
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Il. s. Troops to Italy

FILA AyzH4 Fn z 4a4
OF pEGGT ~ ~
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BY CHARLES H. HUFF.

ST. Louis. with East St. Louis and
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n+ R Yourself Savings WkYa1ns Boys Are After 9o
gW!S.S.

U1ANp1 DT
ISsVLp ~ 7"
>URITFD STATES
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