davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1919-01-10

LIE r@sultat que 'obtinsfu t des plus
satisfaisants ct aujourd'hui je ne
crois mieux faire pour I'm homme
que je vols souffrir que de lui re-
commander les Pilules Moro. M.
Nap. Lajeunesse, 673, rue Drolet,
Montreal. ....."
HOMMES MALADES qui desi-
rez avoir DIES conseils des medecins
de la Compagnie Medicale Moro,
decrivez-nous, dams une lettre, la
maladie don't vous souffrez ct de-
mandez notre QUESTIONABLE. Nous
vous indiquerons, par lie retour de
la MALE, la maniere de recouvrer
la sante ct de refaire vos forces.
Les Pilules Moro sont en- vente
chez tous les marchands de reme-
DIES. Files sont aussi envoyees par
la poste, au Canada ct aux Etats-
Unis, sur reception du prix, SOC.
une bofte, So. so six bottles.
Toutes les lettres doivent .etre
adress6es COMPAGNIE MEDI-
GALE MORO, 272, rue st-Denis,
Montreal.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1919-01-10
Guard pesf0nnac ct les r0gn0ns s0nf n,akakes f0llfke sysfen1e
de PhOmnne est ahfeinf.
kfais les PHI ULES moro ne n,anquenf pas de pr0duire Ia plus
pr0n1pfe gueris0n Ia on fanf d'aulres remedies ech0uenf.
C'esf ce qu'expique avec enfh0usiasxne les fenn0ignages qui
Suiuenf:

J'ai pris durant deux
ans, les Pilules Moror6gu-
lierement pour une mala-
die de rognons don't ia
vais souffert depuis cinq
ans. Cette maladie MA
wait affaibli, m'avait fait
perdre mon appetit, await
derange ma digestion, ct
solvent, au milieu de
mon travail, j'etais obli-
&c d'aller me reposer.
Je fus c~onstamment sous
les soins DUN medecin ;
j'en repassai meme plu-
sieurs etmalgre tous leurs
SONS esouffraistoujours;
chaque jour j'allais de
pis en- pts. LIE dernier
medecin que je consultai
me dit que mon NAL etait
incurable. Malgre que
je fusse moi-m6me sous
l'impression que ma ma
ladie 6tait trop enracinee
pour @tre sou'agee, je q
commercial pourtant a Z.
prendre des Pilules Moro
ct j'abandonnai tous les
autres remedies. Je les
al employees pendant
deux ans; j'ai Gu du SOU
lagement apres les pre-
mieres semaines puts une
guerison complete don't AUTO,
d'hui je suis heureux. M. J. T
Begin, 81, rue Orange, Worcest'
Mass.
Je relevais 81 dificilement d'u
typhoide que mon medecin ne
vait plus que penser. Les fore
ne me revenaient pas, la nourritu
la plus legere passait NAL ct c'Gts
des douleurs d'estomac, des GO
DIES sufocations ct des vomiss
ments. II m'6tait reste une affe
ton du occur, disait mon medeci
Ce n'@tait pas rassurant, ct lorsq'
DIES faiblesses m'obligeaient a n
coucher, je me demandais COZ
ment celia fnirait. Ma mere ava
confiance dams les Pilules Moro
ellie men fit prendre. Aussit6t
y cut du enlargement; les forces n
revenaient ct avec Giles une pl1
grande activite dams tout mon sy
teme. ApresP emploi de dix bolt
de Pilules Moro je me portals bie1
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1919-01-10
EXPLOSION dams un Bureau Postal

lebanon, N. Y.-Une double explo-
non de gaz Sc produisit la mutt du ~
d&cembre dernier dams lie bureau pos
al de notre localite. II y a Gu IL tues
ct IL blesses.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1919-01-10
Echo oe l'0uest:
Minneapolis, lie 10 Janvier, 1919

Les enfants de M. ct Nine Medor
Arsenieau wont celebrer leurs noces
dor solennellement ct leur feront une
fete grandiose au St Anthony Com
mercial Club, lie 16 %janvier 1919, en-
toures de leur mere agee de 88 ans, de
leurs enfants, petits-enfants ct arrie-
re-petits-enfants, ct dun grand NOM
bre de leurs amis.
I'm grand nombre d%'invitations ont
etc envoyees ct les invites sont prizes
de presenter leur invitation a leur en-
tree.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1919-01-10

Bureau, Residence,
N. w. East $50 N. W. East ~
DIR. C.. A. LAPIERRE
Medecin Chlrure1en.
Bureaux 800 Avenue Hennepin.Hst
Residence 319 Ave. Universit& N. z.
Heures de consultation:
II a IL AM, 2 a 4 ct a 8 Pm.
Dimanches: ~ q / P. M.
Telephones:
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1919-01-10

4Ad u1SooCAOA 80
NAL depuis des ann6es !;
mon sang s'appauvrit, Sc
charged de poisons ct des
eruptions sur toutle corps
sc montrerent. Les rene
DIES que les medecins ma
vaient presents n'eurent
aucun bon effet. J'ai pris
les Pilules Moro ct Giles
ont active mon estomac,
ont eloigne les digestions
mauvaises ct ont change
mon sang. Aujourd'hui
je me porte tres bien ;
aucune indisposition ne
m~'incommode etj'en suis
uniquement receivable
aux Pilules Moro. M.
Zoal Audette, 347, rue
North Grosvenordale,
North Grosvenordale,
Conn.
Deux medecins ma
vaient traite pour une
maladie de rognons don't
je s%ouffrais depuis deux
ans, mails rien ne SEM
blait change. Je ma
dressai ensuite a Ia Com
pagnie Medicale Moro qui
me dicta ce quill yavait a
faire dams mon cas-, me
prescriyitlesP ilulesM Moro.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1919-01-10

Les nuhs Mro smt en- vete 4 la ROSE DRUG co, 33 EtHenne pin Ave. Evo
Ia MALE.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1919-01-10

Envoy6es 4 toute adress<
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1919-01-10
1sU1TE)

En- sly pretant dun elan spontane,
Pierre ne songeait certes pas u mil
lions de Mile Charron; aucun calcul
d'interet ne es melait a son enthou-
irref1echi.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-11-19
MANY WITNESSES CALLED.
Trial Of cousheneur Case Likely q
|. ~ Continue Thrueut Week.

Trial Of coushenour Case Likely TO
|. ~ Continue Thrueut Week.
From the number Of witnesses sum-
moned to appear in the case Of the
state versus James Coughenour. Jr-
tho trial, begun Tuesday in district
court, appears likely to continue thru
out the week or possibly longer. Forty
or fifty Witnesses have been called ana
Il was said others might be subpoe-
Fnaed. Care was shown In the selection
Of q Jury and tho Jurors box was not
[ filled until shortly before noon Tues
day. When court was resumed at :
O'Clock the nrst Witnesses for the stats
were heard. Four or ave Of the states
witnesses had been on the stand when
court was adjourned Tor the day. The
state resumed, the presentation Of III
evidence this morning. ~: ss.s.s
Tho trial has attracted much interest
| ana 10 being followed BY more than
| the usual number Of court spsetators
tCoushenour 10 accused Of manslaugh.
| ter g q result Of IN automobile acci.
dent 4 half-fnile east Of state Center
on tho night Of Aug. u. when the
lCoughenour car. alleged to havs been
driven at high rate Of speed. ran into
an automobile owned by W. NJ. Keith
Of Lamoilis. which was standing at the
side Of the road. william Mawrey. OF
Melbourne, Who was in the Couehenoul
oar. was killed. and Mr.. Keith. who
occupied the front seat Of the Keith
car was slightly injured.
Keith has brouvht civil suit against
CouRhenour, asking damares for In
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-11-19

~ born ~ Is - iurneal rhsss wsvs
importaat ssassaA As said. Why tAs
vntted States. government should not
only take ever Constsntinopls and 10
mandatory for Armenia. Chief among
these. ~ they relatsd 10 the city Of
the Turks. was that national Jealous.
les would not permit OF an European
country taking over tho city, and the
Armenians desired most Of all that the
American nation DO its guardian dur
Ing it, formative period. He predicted
that q formal request soon would come
from Armenia asking the United States
to assume that responsibility.
+ Sir John Fraser Is not an orator. but
q very clear and pleasing speaker. He
was given very close attention and
sometimes applauded. He was intro
duced by Rev. W. q. Crowder. J. sid
|ney Johnson. chairman OF tho COM
munity course committee, summarized
the results Of last years course and
outlined tina plans Tor this year
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-11-19
ANUS GEM gNTS.
A. the Strand,

Alicoe Brady Is shown ut her best
In her latest play. In the Palm OF Her
Hand" The aim was shown Tuesday
night ct the Strand. in place OF
Broken Dlossoms'' which was taken
OF because Of lack Of interest. The
Brady picture win be shown for the
last TINS tonight.
In the Palm Of Her Hand" y IN In
tsrssting story and will DO liked BY
most people that see II. The story
Tis rather different from tho usual run
Of flms In that the ending V not what
Is expected. The story Is laid In tho
east.
At the beginning Of the play Mrs.
Sarah Wrandall was called TO 4 small
town by the murder of her husband.
On her return to New York she meets
the woman that had murdered him
and she takes her home and makes .
companion OF her. She 10 known then
a. Hsttie Castleton and by frequent
meeting she falls in love with Challls
.Wrandall. . brother Of the man that
she had murdered. He proposes to her
but she refuses him A detective that
had been working on the murder case
thinks that Sarah was the one that
had murdered her husband. About the
aame time that Hettie refuses Wran-
dali she meets an author, named
Booth. .E,..
. Tho detective goes 70 arrest Mrs.
Wrandall but Kettle confesses that
she was the murderess but was released
because Of the circumstances under
which the deed was committed. In the
final scene of the picture Kettle
n,arries the author. Booth.
|. A serial OF Smashing Barriers" and
q Lasky comedy are shown with the
feature.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-11-19

,ur, = - Ha'A - la.Ass = NE
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-11-19
DECEMBER SHOW (.
LIST ATTRACTIVE
sus6Y BROS. BOOK MANY Bl0
: PRODUCTIONS FOR NEXT
MONTH.
MONTHS BOOKINGS get
RECORD FOR Rio shoWs
Edna Goodrich, valsska Suratt, Dolly
Twins and Fisks o'Hara Among
Stars to Come - Five Musical Pres
duetions Booksd-January Offerings
Also to Be Numerous.

Bookings for the month Of December
at tho odeon probably will bring to
the city more big theatrical produo-
lions than have been on the theatrical
menu during any previous month In
the history Of the house. Dscembsr u
full Of big attractions. including sever
al metropolitan stars. The run Of biz
shows, however. will not end with De-
cember as the bookings for the first
months Of the coming year are almost
as heavy.
Edna Goodrich, Valeska Suratt, The
Dolly Twins and Fiske OHara ars
among the stars to appear early In,
December. Miss Goodrich. the fourth
wife Of Nat c. Goodwin. has been q
film star until recently and she ap-
pears here In q new Offering. Miss
Suratt will be seen in Scarlet and
White" q new play by Jack Lait, OF
the Chicago Tribune staff. Tho play
was produced early tn the month Ut
Terre Haute. Miss sucatt's homo town,
and made a great hit. Miss Suratt has
In her support Miss Lucy Weston. the
English comedienne. The Dolly Twins.
one Of the best known sister teams on
the stage, will appear in "Oh, Look!"
their new musical comedy. The pro-
duction this week 10 at Minneapolis.
Mr.. O'Hara will be seen in q new ro-
mantle Irish play. Tx .
/. Musical Shows Coming.
Five musical comedy productions are
booked for the. month. They are Ar
thur Hammersteins Sometime" "The
Love KISS" Listen. Lester" my
Soldier. Girl" and Flo Flo" Other
December bookings will include the
military drama, Seven Days Leave"
Scandal" up In Mabers Room
The Boomerang" and two musical
burlesques. Harry Hastings show,
booked for Dec. Ii. and The Liberty
Girls" the Christmas day attraction.
To make the List complete an Uncle
Toms Cabin company will slip int
the months schedule, Dec. Z.
Among tho attractions to follow tho
December outlay are Fritxi 9cheff III
''Gloriana." "The Bird Of Paradise,
Secret Service" Gus Hills Minstrels.
THE thirteenth, Chair" Tea Fol
Three" Nora Bayes in Ladies' First,
musical version Of tho Charles Hoy
success. "A Contented Woman" ant
The Chocolate Soldier"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-11-19

the. case n heard IN court. whitehead
ALLEGES he. traded 5000 shares Of Of 81
tai stock In the Hawkeys Producing
and Refining Company Of Tama. for
LOCO shares Of stock In the Stanley
Jones Royalty Company OF Wichita,
Kan. delivering the 5000 shares 70
Ruschbom. but failing. II 10 alleged. 70
receive the 1000 ehares In the Kansas
Company.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-11-19

SUIT tc was fled in district court
by charl II. Whitehead W. II. L.
Buschbom., i which the plaintiff seeks
to be decreed owner of certain stooks,
alleged to have been traded to him by
asking an Injunction restraining the
defendant from disposing Of the prop
crty. A temporary writ was issued by
Judge Willett restraining the defend
ant from dlsposing Of the stock until
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-11-19

The Ladies' Ala Society q Trinity
Lutheran church viii meet Thursday
afternoon In the basement of tho
church. Mrs. Joseph sebcrg VIII DO
hostess.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-11-19
SUNDAY SCHOOL wosxlas Mss'

cenvsntlen u County Association
Opens 81 Laurel.
Sunday school teachers ana workers
repressnfins schools Of the county. met
at Laurel Tuesday In the nrst ssssior
Of the annual convention Of the Mar
shall County sunday School Associa'
ton. The frst meeting Of the conven'
ton began at 10 o'clock. Other SEES
sions were held Tuesday afternoon and
night and the meetings OF the c!osinl
day, today. bssan Mt o'clock. The
convention ends tonight
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-11-19

70, Of cisoinnati Ohio. and Hre. Elsie
Detlis, Assd 80. Of THE city.
DR.. w. II. Parry. aged -. 81 Char
iton. and Mildred Trimmsl aged u.
of State Center.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-17
FIRST CZECHO-SLOVAK
FLAG FOR OLD DOMINION
Initial oncial Presentation in Amer
len 10 Re Made to Governor
Davis Wednesday.

The first official representation In
america OF the nag of the new Czecho-
A!oEak republic will he made on Wed
neSday, when Charles Pergler, repre-
sentinE the young nation in this coun-
Try viii present the slken emblem or
MS people to Governor Westmoreland
Davis
Mr.. Persler will be accompanied by
his staff, consisting Of Major Sipci;
ana ihomaS capek, Jr, and prominent
members OF the race who live in Vir-
Slnih Many state and Federal Off.
'Iais VIII DC present a tho ceremonies,
Wnich Wil begin at noon. Mr.. Per-
s!cr VIII make the presen tailor speech
and a response VIII be made by Gov
crnor Davis
The party will arrive in Richmond
tonight, the train pulling into the
Main street Station az $50 O'clock
Colonel Leroy Hodges representing
the Governor, and a local committee
consisting Of Frank J. Tuna. Joseph
furochck and Frank Zeieznik. will meet
the party. During the visit 10 Rich
mond residence vii! be made at he
jefferson Hotel
Tuesday will be spent in Petersburg,
the party returning here in time for
a reception at $50 o'clock by local
sZecho: S!ova'ss at the John Marshall
!iish school. Several addresses will
nc made. including one by MIR. Perglcr,
con miSsioncr Of the republic in this
country.
There has been for many wears a
arc cZech"- S!ovak colony in the vi
SIMI'y OF petersburg. many Of them
oeIhE numbered among the best farm
"'A ana business men Of that section.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-17
Salvation Lassies
Ser0e Men in Fight
"They Die for Us; We
Can Die for Then,," They
Teu Colonel IN Charge.

NEW YORK. Feb. DC. Preceding
doughboys douEhnuts at the front"
We're the words used by Miss Evangc-
line Booth. commander of tho saliva
ton Army in the United States, to
describe one of the important features
oil The SalTation war work. She was
addressing large audience In Car
ncgic Hall and was Stormily appiaudcd
when. after summarizing tho organiZa-
ton work at the front. she said:
am glad 10 stand in your presence
and say that they have not failed"
Miss Booth illustrated the great in
hucncc OF the salvation Army work
upon tho soldiers by giving an cx :
ample. that of a Salvation lassie who
was handing out hot doughnuts and
cocoa to the men while shells burs.
all about her She was ordered to the
rear By Il colonel.
We cannot leave these men" she
said. They are here to die for us
surely we can die for them. Please lie,
us stay
The order was withdrawn. tho girl
and her helpers remained at their dan
Igerons. post. the refreshments were
handed out constantly. and the mems
nerves and hearts were strengthened
for their sanguinarT work
Miss Booth told how tho Salvation
Army started it's war work by Dor
rowing $4,000 from bank and later:
100000. Both sums, were repaid with
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-17
NEGRO EDUCATOR APPEALS
FOR RACIAL GOOD WILL
TuskeEcc tnstitute Head Snys Ststu,
Oh C1iorea SOLDIERS should lie Con-
sidcrcd with Calm Counsel
IBy Associu,.,,pr..s f,


TUSkEGEE. ALA. Fob. 1G.--Dr. T.
Il. Notion. principal OF Tuskcgcc In !.
stitute, who at the invitation OF Sec.
rotary Baker. visited France, and aa i.
dressed many of the negro troops of
the American army. has issued an an.
peal Tor intcr-raciai good will.
Referring to tho desire OF the ncyr,
soldiers to return home. DIR. Motion dc
ciares that he finds apprehension,
among the pcgroes thatathcse soldiers
VIII not be received in a spirit 81
cooperation AMI racial good will
This anxiety lie says. has rise,
mainly on account 3f the increase In
!ynchinSs and persistent rumor3 tha,
the hu klux Khan is being revived in
order to Keep the negro soldier in Nj.
place. II occurs to inc. therefore, lin,
now IS the time for calm counscI ~,
the part OF the leaders o. both race"
10 see that The best sentiment Of The
south prevails vac
In order 10 handle wisely tho nroh
lens which are arising in connection
WIN thc returning negro soldier, /
nope 1t Will be possible in every cor,
inunity Tor committees of white ard
negroes 10y meet and discusa with nh .
solutc frankncss tho present Situate,
GU, Of which will come a better .cci'
ihE or racial good will
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-17
INTERNATIONAL LAW BODY
Commission Appointed 10 study prob-
fems and CodifY Rules to Guide
Action of League OF Nations.

PARIS. Feb ia permanent In
stituiod with the object OF studying
the problems Of International law that
the peace conference must solve and
tho coditcation Of international law
nc union. which is entirely proies-
aional, without any official .tatis, will
comprise thirty members from the as
sociatcd powers and ten members from
neutral countries
Leon bourgeois. OF the French pcace
delegation. and Dr. Ruy Barbos3 head
or the Brazilian delegation, are the
honorary presidents. The American
members are Elihu Root, John Bas-
sctt Moore and James Il. Scott. Arccn-
tina, Brazil, Chile, Cuba, Peru, Mexico.
Great Britain, France, italy Spain,
Belgium, Greece and Roumani;, also
arc rcprcScnteh
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-17
EXPECT NEW DECISION
UPON RUSSIAN PROBLEM
feare conference TO Consider Another
invitation 10 Factions in
RcbctliOn.
by JAY JEROME WILLIAMS.

PARIS, Feb. IA new decision on
'hc russian question Will he forthcon,-
ing tomorrow when the subjcc, will
again 30 considered by the big 1--WE,
according TO q statement made today
by Foreign Minister pichon.
Further action is necessary because
the time limit OF the invitation 10 the
lrlhkiro lsicnd conference expired
yesterday.
During the brief period Of it's exis,
ohcc' ~ DIRE" only It few half-heartcd
ans "crS several Of the Russion fac
IONS were nonc"mmitta!. while there
were also some dcclinations
The British arc inclined TO give the
N"!nc proposal another chance; that ;g.
they would Ike to sec tho invitation
renewed, possibly with a more rynliri,
announcement that all the allied ana
associated governments arc seeking In
me reSuscita;ion Of Russia for her o.n
sake ana the sake ot her people
u another invi;ation is sent out Z,
a meeting, but may say that this is
a matter for Russian decision. -"
IN INC event. however that a second
proposal IS extended. ana II, fai,.
through. the American view VIII In.
enc toward an economic isolation of
,husS!4 by sending arms and aInmuni
,.on u" INC adjoining states, such n &
ESthonia the Ukrainc. tho Omsl. m.
eminent ana AVchangei for protective
EutDoStS only and supplying these
N".MniEitS with Jaw materials
ne ensuing prosperity OF these
nm NhcF!ca believes. would provide
5uch sharp contrast that EoIshcvjs
Russia wonld toss UP The spongn onG
ne more than happy 10 re.cntcr III.
.ami!y OF civilized nations
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-17
VICTORY LOAN 10 BRING
MEN BACK TO AMERICA
Over .,0oO.O0C Now on Foreign
Soil and LIust BE see
and Clothed.
PEACE. BUT WAR NOT PAID FOR
".'03,273 Men Under Arms When
War Department Sum-, AIRY Was
ComElctcd-Thcse Must BE Muin-
tanned Until Mustered Out.

&. Official Information received by the
war loan organization here from the
war department. is that. according to
recentiT corrected records. the uutcd
states has no less than 1000. o00 men
overseas The exact figure announced
by the general STAFF was 2.ol3.O39. All
until they can be returned 10 their
homes. and it is TO meet this expense.
ana others equally necessary. tina; the
victory Liberty loan will be offered.
u INC men overseas 2.Do3.935 were
iiStcu as in European service; included
IL thts number being 32.3S5 marines
United StatcS troops in Siberia number
?loi. according To tho War Depart
mcnts statisticians. this total repre-
sentinG $500 men and 2aS officers All
tho enlisted men in overseas service
number. the government bulletin says.
l.g2','2" being commanded hy S5.30i
posse ssions. Alaska. etc. there we're
summary was completed Th:s total.
added Ia that OF the troops sen; Ia
Franco and Siberia, gives an aSgre-
gate of 3,703.273, this representing the
lighting strength which the nation has
already available. Peace is now as
sured, hut tho war has not been paid
Tor Heavy obligations are ou,stand-
ing, such as the return TRANSFORMATION
OF the troops and their maintenance
until mustered out, and 1t is 10 meet
these Liabilities that war savings
clamps are sun DclnS ISSUED and the
Victory Liberty loan is soon 10 bo Of
fercd
How soon the troops can be hrcugh;
pack 20 this country the War Depart
ment has not been able to ascertain
PrcmisT Clemenceau. OF France. has is
sued warning that the armisiice may
he Sa; "lull in the storm" lie adds
mat ~ Is well TO face sauarrly all the
possibilities" II is to meet these pos
sibiltios' before they develop that
Amc rican troops arc stiIl needed over
seas. IL is pointed out bn, the War
department hopes tina; il soon will be
\ Die 10 hrimE them home