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HAVE | VERY
POOR SEASON
NO SHARPENING OF HORSE SHOES
THIS WINTER OWING TO THE
MILD wEATHER CONDITIONS.
Slcighs Arc Also ell Covered Up In Tho
Barns And There Is Nothing
Doing.

Thu hlaCkcmiih business has been a
pnnr business during ii:r past winter. as
far AZ tn" managers and owners Of those
shops are ru,crrmr1. aS owing To the
warm weather thcrc WAS been little do
ing rDr tho mon who are engaged in the
business of taking care Of horses shoes.
I'm Int"lliErnc,r rrnnrtrr paid a visit
to rnr nI he Shops 4 day or two ago and
found several Of TIC men making new
Shnr- while others were making repairs
Ia PARTS fer autnS What arc you doing
in lhr horse shooting business and how is
huSinrSS?" said tn" reporter and the
blacksmith replied that there was Moth
ing d,:n:. as far MS horse shoe sharpen
ing was concerned.
"Why last year mn owner of 4 horse
would has" tho animal in the shop from
two to three tr:cG Il week 10 have its
ShGcS iharprn"d So that il could stand
up on the slippery streets. This year.
however. there has been nothing doing
in that lir" and ther" has not been n
Nurse in any Of tn" shops to be taken
care Of. There is moi u thing doing rs
far as blacksmith WORK is concerned"
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FLUSHING

Mrs. Ida Baker and children. uf ST..
ClairSvillc visited SUNDAY with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Smith Bethel.
Donald Kirk. of Camp Sherman. visit
ed the first OF IN" week with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. ". Kirk.
Harold Kirk, left "Wednesday for Hon
oluiu. where h" has acr''ri"d Il position
with Libby. McNall Il Libby.
Mrs. Ada Brrn:y is visiting with rGl-
atircS in Martins Ferry. -.
Dillon Humphrey, VIII" mas i''"n in
France, returned h"m" TINS week.
Miss Elttla B"li. az Ltl;nk"r City. IS
visiting with Mrs i;h"da l!uhSon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob M"istcr visited
with friends IL Hr.Gu"purr "Wednesday
Orland T"mllus"n. vino has; recently
returned from u,"rS"lS. listed with
friends her.. this w"";.
Mrs Frank Corey v.Sit'i q few days
last week with relatives; II I'a.rpnint.
Mrs cliff Wright w'iS shopping IN
Wheeling Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mr.. Gr'rss" Wheeler. Of Fair
po:at, visited OYER Sunua? II III" hrn"
" F. P. Corey.
Lieut.. Gc"r=" Wh"', .r. Wh" has just
returned from t'ra:.C''. visited I'll" first
" the VICE. with friends h"r,.
Miss Lu;u S"!HPi" i" visiting in
cleveland with her sister. Mrs Alton
STEPHENS.
Henry 'uw"n aad daughter. r";ly.
visited Thursday with his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. il. l.. C,'wrn.
Postmaster ). T.. l;"thcl. returned on
Thursday from Wheeling, where The was
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kadcn arc spending the day with Pitts
burgh friends.
Mrs. Classics II. Kjncard was taken to
the Glendale hospital yesterday where
she will undergo an operation.
MnSSrs Edd" Shriv"r and Frank
Taylor arc spending the day in Wash
inetun
Harry Teise has returned to his home
at Darlington after L bri"t visit mere.
Miss Louis Walker OF Cameron. is
visiting friends here for several days
Mr.. and Mrs. T. +. Rose have returned
to their home at Hickory. after spending
several days here with friends.
l.. Shcph'rd Of Detroit. spent ycStcr-
day in ;hs city on business.
Miss Mabel Thourr left today FOR
tAirmon. whore she will spend the week
end with relatives.
Charles Weiss Of Wheeling spent yes
terday in this city On business.
Miss Grace Howard Of Cambridge. has
returned homo after brief visit here.
Miss Carrie EirSt is able TO be out
again after several weeks Illness
MrS. Z. ". Kefcr was calling on
friends in Wheeling last evening.
Miss Lucia Holmes ha> returned TO
her home at NaiOrSrillc, after brief
visit here with friends.
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IRON REVIEW

NEW YORK, March 23.-Price reduc-
tions ranging from 10 TO II per cent on
some steel and iron products have been
announced as result OF the confer
ences between the steel men OF THIS
country and the industrial board OF the
department Of commerce.. Many details
as to differeuEal$ on oaSing points re-
main to be cleared up but trade inter-
ests are considerably chccred by two
items which have been settled. The first
is that the new price list Will not be
further revised during the current year
and the other is that the government
departments which control wide pur-
chasing powers have $ignificd their in
tention OF coming into the market at
the new Levels.
The formulation of the new price
scale is regarded as an almost certain
indication that there will be revival
OF the buying which has been held back
recently because Of the uncertainty rs
t., the outcome OF the conference. The
fact that the price OF iron ore I. o. b.
Lake Erie ports remains unchanged
pending further rcvisions in the freight
rates is taken as an indication OF the
Willingness OF the government officials
to meet the steel producers half way. 1t
Will be Il matter OF several days oet"Fc
the industry is able to adapt itself to
the new scheme of things.
During the past week there has been
little change in the lead situation.
Speltcr continues dull. The tin mar
ket continues quiet under control, but
interests are Inclined to predict that
open trading will be restored around
the first OF June.
The conner market still shows little
sign of Improvement.
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Personals.

B. II. Hubhcl. of fark"rShurg. is the
guest of Warwuod friends.
Miss Itha Allison. Of Glen Easton. is
entertaining Miss Eleanor Allison. her
sister.
Miss Julia Dawson is entertaining
Miss Mary Montgomers. Of Dallas. Ohio.
Mrs Lloyd Patterson and son Ray
mond. of Detroit, Mich. have returned
to their home in that city after short
visit with Mrs. Patterson. Of North
Warwood.
Mr. Stinn"l who was painfully in
jurcd when ne stepped on nail not long
ago. is rapidly recovering from the IN
Jury. It is not thought that there Is
further danger Of blood poisoning.
r. J. McCullugh. manager Of the War
wood Land company. is again a resi-
dent Of Warwnod.
James Cook. Mr.. Who'd and Miss
Virginia I."a are arranging dance TO
be given March Goth by the Busy Bee
circle.
George Knssuth, we'll known in this
city and Wheeling as IL photographer.
recently returned from tho convention
of tho Middle Atlantic Photographer s
Association hrl at Pittsburgh. He was
honored while away with tho secretary
ship Of that organization.
Mr. and Mrs. Johnston. of Akron. d.
arc the guests Of Mrs. Boyer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Evans arc the
guests Of Z;lnesville, Ohio, relatives.
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All Of States Labor
Employment t Offices
Remain in Operation

Special Dispatch 10 The lntcll!C"ncrr.
CHARLESTON. ". Va. Marr:l %
Although the failure Of congress 10 ap-
propriatr funds fer the continuation or
the United States Employment Srrvic"
al IL has hecn constituted hcr"infure. for
the remainder Of the present fiscal year.
made il necessary Ia clnsc the branch Of
fees in West Virginia today. with the
exception Of tho on" In Charleston. insn-
far as government support Is concerned.
information received from wheeling.
Huntington. l3lucGcld. Clarkshurg and
Fnirnont indicates that tho work Of tho
service has h"cn appreciated Ivy the
public. and tho necessity for it's rontin-
uation Is so great. especially with regard
To placing discharged soldiers and sail
orS in suitable employment that the
Chambers rf Commerce and other organ
lzations, including many Individual en-
ployrrS. have taken up tn" matter Of
continuing tho work Of these offices
during tho interim.
J.. r, Snaun. Of Cha rlrStnn. Federal Di-
rector for West Virginia. states that he
has not received report from Pnrkcrs-
burg got. but that from present indica-
lions, all the branch offices in West Viz
Ginia will chntinu" 10 function. even
though in some cases il Will l." on A rc-
duccd scale II" states further that r"-
ports received indicate thnt hrtwren Two
and three hundred branch offices
throughout the country. in addition to
the flfty-slx financed by thr government.
viii nc operated as state nnd city att
thorities, welfare. commercial and labor
organizations throughout the country
insist that the service hn discnnl nued
and arr cooperating financially and
otherwise with that end in view.
II is stated that the state Legislative
Assembly of Texas has appropriated
s35nOO to MD the service in that state
and Ohio has appropriated $4,000 for
the same purpose In that state.
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BISHOP Greer HAS
HIS 18th, BIRTHDAY
Bolshevtsm, He Says, Is Destructive
md Will Fail

NEW YORK. March 22.--Dishop David
H. Greer head Of the Episcopal diocese
Of New York cclchrat cd his scrcnty-hfth
birthday vest crday and was tho secIpl-
cnt OF CONGRATULATIONS from many
friends within and without tn" church.
He held an informal reception IN thr
afternoon in tho synod house ON the
grounds Of tho Cathedral Of ST. John the
Divine.
Bishop Greer was born in Wheeling.
now in West Virginia hut at that time
in Eirginin. The greater part of his
clerical career has been spent within the
city Of New York. For Is years before
becoming the spiritual head OF me d'o-
ccsc Bishop Greer was rector on 81 'ar-
tholo1ncws and in that capacity nc IN
troJurcd certain innovations in church
administr ion, the success OF when mas
since proved his foresight. Among these
was the creation of loan hureau'
through whi"h any deserving parish,
on"r might receive trlhl'"raF! n'ativ',,.
assistance. This institution ultimately
i,rr,r into the Prevalent Loan society.
Of which Bishop Greer was An "rIElnhI
director. ~
Lacking back in reminiscent way
rcster tiay to IN" tim" IN INN "h'.n n"
nilnvcd his mind to travel over the lapse
Of wears and give expression or opinions
regarding some present day problems
fortified by tho experience OF the inter-
reninE years. ,,
sucrecd because it destroys without con-
strur,inE anything. TIL" world seems
trrming with unrest. hut d. not think
that all established E"N'"':' ''t't IS To he
d,rt rnycd rr overt hrt%I. l!OlSheSiSm
is nothing new. merely r!hilisIn run
"hfIrr wha, we have passed through
II seems rs though every sane man
would join in agreement to make war
les pnsSiblc. Think how many times
NOR. dreadful any future war would
hr President Wilson's League ~ Ma
lions, l think. should br carefully con
sjdrred, without undue and unfair criti-
ism and if the nations decide it is the
hos, solution il should be accepted with
out partisan pickering.
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SPANISH TROOPS IN
BATTLE WITH M0ORS
n N a. II D s

TASGIER. Saturday. March 22.-An
encounter has occurred In Morocco be-,
tween Spanish troops marching from
Tcutuan toward Dar-Bcn-korish and
soma partisans of raisuli, according TO
information received here from native
sources.
(Mu!ai Ahmed Ben Mohammed err
Raisuli. Moroccan brigand and forrnor
governor Of TangiGr has been reported
several times. The latest report, how:
ever said he narrowly escaped being
Slain when ten members Of his suitwerc
killed by Spanish troops in { fight az
Arisalla in June, 1914. Since then II
has been disclosed that Germany had
proposed to him that he lead an up
rising in Morocco against France-)
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~erecben Personals.

Mrs. s. j. Cotton who has been i'll Tor
some time is improving.
Percy Cosen fihe CniEerSltE o.
PITT sburgh visited his parents here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson have returHHd
to their home at ShephcrdStown. after
spending the ptst week here with reia-
tIrcS.
". II. Tarr has returned home after
a brief visit at Cameron.
Geo Kahn is able 30 BE- out again
from Oliver street to Albany.
Howard Reed has returned to ms
home at Brilliant. o.. after Il brief VISIT
here.
Miss Blanche Fankhauser has return
ed TO this city after a brief visit with
her parents at ParkersburE.
Mr.. and Mrs VIM Henry spent yes
terday with friends at Wellshurg:
Miss Mildred Lowe has returned home
after a brief visit at Steubenville
Francis Sigler is visiting friends at
Charleston
Hessrs. Waiter Kcffrr and Edwin
Seltner spent yesterday at Cameron;
Miss Florence Richner Of bcilare'
as visiting friends here yesterday.
Mrs Snoderass continues i'll at her
home. -o,o
wood OF the University Of Pittsburgh
are visiting their parents here.
Miss Pearl Hall is much improved
after several weeks 'llness.
Mr. and Mrs. B. s. EermcS OF Bridge
port. spent yesterday here with friends.
Mr. John Tab and ram!iy NJ" anlo
to be out again after a brief Illness.
Miss Mabel Thoncr has returned nome
after a brief visit at talrmoEt.
Mr. and MN Charles k""r"r, nave
returned to their HON" ut -. tlhl$-
willie. after brief visit here with
friends. =.
Miss Hazel krcig of Washington is
visiting here with friends.
Mrs. Peter Ssltner spent yesterday
with her mother n ErooHSIdn.
Mrs. Henry Ulom is able 10 be "ut
again after Il brief illness
Mrs. Margrc, king has returned homo
after a bric' visit in Ohio
Misses ThrlIna Morris. E"rniCe Far
| mer, Iuclla Doyle. Clara Wilson ana
Florence SrItncr are spending several
day. with friends at Cameron.
| Robert Lowe of tn" ohio stat" uni
| versty. is spending few days her"
with his father
| Clark Schaffer continues i'll at fiS
home on Seventh street.
Messrs. Harry kefer and Louis hars-
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HIGHER LEVELS
IN STOCK MART

NEW YORK. March 23.-StocKs
sought higher levels last Week. the
chief factor in the further advance
being the decision Of the steel trad" 70
reduce prices of finished and semi
finished products from 10 to about 10
per cent
A reassurine feature in this connec-
ton in view Of sporadic labor difficult
ties was the concurrent statement that
tho downward revision would not IN
yolve any change Of wages. except In
isolated instances.
In almos, every quarter there was
disposition to view this new develop
mont as a most important step towards
effecting widespread revival OF the
country's foremost industry and us
many allied branches. including snip
building. house construction and auto
mobiles
a superficial view Of the trading on
the exchange heightened the impression
that a very substantial proportion OF
the daily dealings originated with pro-
]essional interests. This was eSpe-
cially applicable to United States Steel
in which a heavy short account was
said to exist.
Railroads occupied their recent In
conspicuous place. but displayed oetter
tendencies later in the week. on the
announcement that the war finance cor
poration had formulated plan io1
their Immediate requirements.
The furry in call money put tenn
porary damper on tho forward move
ments in stocks. bat there was no mat
cations that the withdrawal OF 1unos
by lower stocks had its general ous'-
ness in any serious effort to restrain
speculation.
Various projects now under con-
sideration to promote the country's for-
eign trade assumed new and interesting
phases by reason Of the erratlc ana al
times denora1tzed markets Tor fretacii'
British and Italian exchange.
Fnr tho most part bankers agree that
This unexpected development should
not seriously interfere with the further
extension Of credits.
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HELD IN $500 BOND
FOR AUTO Theft

Bernard Cross OF East Wheeling. was
up before Squire R. 6. Hobbs. Satur'
day. on the charge. Of stealing an AUTO
mobile belonging to Tony Meilissas.
The car was taken from the HUFFMAN
garage on South Main street one nleh.
last week. Cross was held to the grand
Jury and in default OF bond in the sum
Of $500 was committed to jail.
The car broke down on the lsiaho Ana
II was while the machine was oe'ns
hauled to the city for repairs That u
was identified as the Mellissas car.
Cross made his getaway If that ume'
hut was arrested q few days later. nc
saws that he was employed by I've Iol-
cigners in Bridgeport to drive tne cal
TO Wheeling. The defendant WaA
Gently discharged from The A'eo
States army. f. 80.
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BENWOOD
"The Iron Hand.

III firrmen OF the Fourth ana ruin
" ard viii stage tho four-art drama
entitled The Iron Hand" next FRIDAY
,v,uinr IN the McMcchcn public sch,
auditorium. Those who have seen the
rchrlrs;IS for this performance say
that IN. fircmcn will keep up their past
i'll the production OF ms
MAY.
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F|FTY-SEVEN BILLION DOLLARS
APPROPRIATED BY 65TH CONGRESS

Montana. chairman Of the public lands
committee. second with IS bills. KEEP
rcscntatiyc l,aogctt Of Tennessee. mead
ing the naval committee. led in the
house with a6 measures. and RcPrcsen-
tatiyc Dent Of Alabama, chairman OF
the military committee. was second
with 3o bills.
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Hold Up Hearing.

\ hearing MAS held last Thursday for
tn. Young men who held up the for
, ji.urr on tn" river rHnk last week aEo
took SCI from his pockets but as yet no
decision has been made. and future
hearing was set for May end.
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Manr wiIl Attend Conference.

4 number q lad:eS Ot tnIs CllE, TIT
FOR Sistersville today 10 attend the con-
terence Of the Wo,nan's Hcncfit aSSocla-
ton uf the Ladies' "f the MacraoecS.
which will be held there the remainder
Of this week. Mrs. Anna BoleS IS dep
uty OF the city. and will have a large
crowd Of ladies' TO report at the con-
rcntion.
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WARWOOD
Xoyeland Hose Council Meets.

Back dues will be the subject or
main discussion Al the melting 'toniGht
CT the Lovcland iIcsc council. r.. Il.
Rice ard l.. MontGolurry Vii make I. re-
pert on their work IL tho collection Of
these dues The meeting vii be held
m tho South Warwrod Hose house.
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MECHEN
Morris Funeral.

E1,neraI SERVICES over The REMAINS OF
Ollie Morris will be held Tuesday after
noon at o'clock at the home OF his
brother. T. w Morris. in the Midway
addition. Rev. Cyrus Ryler. Wall OIL
6c;ate Intcrment will be IN the Nc
Mechen cemetery.
The deceased was Instantly killed IN
an accident Saturday evening at 1880
O'clock in Martins Ferry. when the ma
chine skiddcd. running into telephone
pole. turning it over.
Ec was well known in this city. and
his death came as a shock TO his many
fr;ands vhom he was highly respected.
Tho deceased leaves three brothers to
mourn his death: James. Edward ana
q ", Morris, all Of This city.
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entertained Friends Saturday.

Miss Jessie Feters was hostess 70 q
eronn If her friends Saturday evening
ar her homo on Grant avenue the
norlor was beautifully decorated in pa
tr;ntic colors. where Il delightful even
ing was spent IN music. dancing ant
cards. Tempting refreshments con-
rl1ded the affair.
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will Renearae Tonight.

Tbis,,ycning at = o'clock III th: pub
licc school auditorium. q rehearsal Will
be held for the play. The Iron Hand.
as thc date is drawing near for the play
10 take place. it is urged that al mem
bcrS be- present.
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p,a, Sumner and Bazaar.

plans are l,alnG made BY the four
districts Of the Ladies AID socletS VI
Tho WRIST 81. r.. church. for I; bazaar and
rUast beef supper. which will take
place in the church pariors April L.
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I.adtes' Aid Society.

nintrict 10, n OF the Ladies' Nd 50,
c;cty of the First NJ. L. church. Will
b. entertained THURSDAY at the home
Of Mrs. Ira Underwood. pleasant
evening has been planned and GIL MEM
bcrS are urged to be present.
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Fancy Social.

District NJ of the Ladies Aid SO SO,
ciety Of the First n. E. church. WIN
hold a fancy social Thursday aiter-
noon and evening in the parlorS o. .ne
church. An excellent program has pecn
arranged. and a good time is assured
thoSt. who Will attend.
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service We'll Attended.

Special service was held last eVen.!s
at tho First Church Of God The Men
Bible class. had entire charge OF Inc
snrviccs rendering many beautiful
solos and there were also some Sooo
addresses made. The church was filled
10 its entire capacity.
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Police COUt.

Lawrence Davis was arralgned before
Mayor Boyles Saturday. CHARGED WIN
speeding iwthn the city limits. he
was released because OF Insufficient EVIL
lence.
The chicken law in this city will go
into eject April LIST.
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G:rl Scents Hike.

The local troop of Girl Scouts enjoyed
hike TO the scene Of MCC"ll"chs Leap
In North Wheeling vest crday. After
substantial luchcon was disposed Of
in good scout fashion the girl hikcd
back 10 Warwood. tired but happy.
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Christian Endeavor Society.

The Christian Endeayor SocAety 81
the First Church Of God will hold the
weekly session this evening In the base
ment Of the church. every mrIuoer %
r,.n,,cstetl 70 he present as q number OF
important business matters will be DIS
c,.SSe6
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Rnfnree Garueuts.

The McMechen Chapter OF inc kcI
Croxs society requests all people or TINS
e1ty To gather up all cast off garments
and send them to the headquarters on
Tenth street, to be sent 70 the French
[ and Belgian refugees some one WIZ
: be at HEADQUARTERS each day TO receive
tia garments. This an opportunity 1or
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The weekly meeting Of the I. Q. Q. F.
lodge will b.. hsld this evening al their
hall on Marshall street. Following Il
brief business session Il smoker "lll pc
enjoyed. AL members are urged 10 DO
present.
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Pa Hosa SOCIETY,".

11ord u,as received hers Saturday
nom the Moundsville chapter of the
~ rross society. stating that a num-
Der oe refugee garments were cut out.
and a large amount OF them would De
sent to this city to De manc up.
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I O. O. F. Lodge.

those who were unable to Knit TO dU
their bit in the war.
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WASHINGTON. y. z, MarCH -".-
The following casualties are reported by
the commanding general OF the Amcri-
can cXpeditionary forces:
Died from wounds ............
Died OF disease .............. ~
Wounded severely ........-... 10.
Total Observation-Disclosures. .12b
Total Number Of Casualties to Date
Killed in action (includinG SS1
ar sea) 3l.222
Died from wounds ............ 1882
~, 80 disease " 2lS:6
DicJ from, accident and other
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WASHINGTON. D. c.. March 81
The following casualties are reported by
the commanding general Of the -Amcrl-
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Franklin Bittner. Johnstown. Pa.
Michael I.,,kee. Pittsburgh, Pa.