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The Holt County sentinel., 1919-07-11
benton,

MIR. and Mrs. Homer King have
returned to their home in Kansas City,
Kansas, after weeks visit with rela-
tivcs and friends here.
James Quick and family, John
Ferguson and family and Albert Hilcs
visited Sunday at the j. l., Andler
home.
Miss Pauline Wright, who is at
tending school at Maryville, visited
over the ith and Sunday with home
folks.
James Field and Paul Emerson
left Monday for Dighton, Kansas, with
Joe II. Murray, where they will work
in the harvest fields FOR Mr.. Murray
Miss lola Trimmer, who has been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Emerson
returned home the first Of the week
W. l.. Staley and family visited
the first OF the week at the Mrs. Emma
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1919.
Warranty Deeds.
ID. T. and S. Il. Loafman to o. A.
Williams and u. l.. Everson.
lands 90, 60, 30 ..........si0,0 ZOO
Hortensc Moore, ct al, 10 Frances
!. DUNCAN, lands IL, IL, IL, Ia,
all in 60, 80 .................. 81
Hortcnsc moore, ct al, 10 Edith
kauchcr. und thrce-fourths int.
81. 81, 80 and II, II. 20. in
D. ~ go '''' .''..'....,...'' 'Sl
Hortense Moore. ct al. to Stella
Zachman, und. thrcc.fourths
int, lands in %, 60, IS and q
and 20, in 62, 40 ....,,.........Sl
Hortcnse Moore, ct al, 10 Stella
Zachman, und. threc-fourths
int, lands in 10 and "a, 60, IS, 81
l.. T.. Kciffcr TO ]. II. Wilson and
wife, lots Z to IA inc, block
%, Forest City ..,..,..,.,Si,s SOC
Chas. Cowan To Dale Mueller, lots
!, 9, 3 and 4, block /, Matt
J. W. and J. y. Garner to Ira A.
Stceby, lands in 10 and II
C. =. Fuller and y. II. Duncan
10 ". II. Crawford, und. two
thirds int, lots and 3, and
MA g, block a., Mound City, 81 800
Sheriff's Deed,
o. j. Day, by Sheriff, TO v. II.
Byers, lands in 3 and 4, in 81
Guardians Deed.
Rice II. Fuller, by Guardian, to
The Holt County sentinel., 1919-07-11
Three registered Short Horn Bull
calves for sale.
II. B. TERHUNE'& SON.
Monarch.

Miss Mary Profit, from Ham,
burg, Iowa, is visiting her sister, Mrs,
w. f. Cooksey and family, this week,
Those who spent Sunday at the
John Ashworth and William f. Cook
sey home were: Mary Profit, Grace
Williams, Adolph Sommer, John Gill
lenwater and Bud Dyer.
John Ashworth spent Sunday eve
ming in Forbes.
Lewis Profit, of Highland, Kan
sas, spent the 4th in Oregon.
Mary Profit was q st. Joseph Wis
itor, Saturday.
The Holt County sentinel., 1919-07-11

Don't forget the name of the rem
edy you need when the stomach or
bowels are disordered. Prickly Ash
Bitters quickly corrects such troubles
and makes you feel bright and cheer
full. Every man should have a bottle
ut home all the time. II is the dose
taken promptly that prevents sickness,
misery and expense. Price $1.25 per
bottle. Henninger Drug Co.
The Holt County sentinel., 1919-07-11

William Edgar Cooksey received
n letter from his brother-in-law, James
r. Reynolds, who Is overseas.
Mary Profit visited Bessie Prof.
fit, one day last week.
The Holt County sentinel., 1919-07-11

Pure Bred Barred Rock Eggs,
from specially selected laying strains.
Eggs all perfect, $500 per 100;
$500 FOR 80, or si.O0 per setting Of IS
eggs. MRS, Il. VI. BABE,
Both Phones Oregon, Mo.
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THE MOST
DANGEROUS DISEASE

No organs Of The human body are 90
Important to health and long life a. the
kidneys. when they slow up and COM
msnce to lag In their duties. look out!
Find cut what the troybls is--without
ss S as .", y from FEE rySs
or have palms In the back--soaks w.
ct s~es, Yssr kidasys need hslp. Ths:s
are siSns 70 warn you that your kid
neys are not performing their fvnG.
doing thar vsrk and are allowing I'm.
ooritsss tn accumulate and BE- convert
- into urto acid aad other Isissnc,
.hich are causing yeu .eistress and VII
III YOU sysss..
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Grace Williams visited Sunday
evening ut the home Of her parents
Harry Edwards and Lucy Gillcn-
water spent Saturday in ST. Joseph.
y. X.
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Get some GOLD MEDAL HARLEM OIL
Capsules at once. They are an old, tried
preparation used all over the world for
csnturisa They contain only oid-fash-
Toned. soothing oils combined with
herbs. we'll known and used BY physi.
SEDAL HssTism Oh &pssiss are in.
ported dirxt from the l.Sorsts Or 10
and win either give prompt relief or
then g Say drug store. but BE- sure 9
e sssi:l CssS.sss Essss ~:
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For Rent-Pasture for Q small
number Of neat cattle.
]. A. KREEX.
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Real Estate Monograph.

Pvhlishsd wsssiy By y. o.. Richards. Oregon.
Missouri.
once Upstairs. In the Moore Bloch.
tbstracter and NegotiAtor Of Loans
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1919-03-13
Special Sale Of
Japan Seed
at $6Per Bushel

These are recleaned seed Of the high
est quality, and we do not hesitate
to compare them with any seed Of
their kind available at anything like
the same price. Especially chosen
from crop Of heavy acreage, they
are a splendid substitute for cotton,
and will prove just the tonic your
land needs. We will offer this linz
tied lot, subject to immediate ac-
ceptance, at the e-MO M
cial busbel price forSOOsUU
immediate acceptance
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sPECIALNOTICEs
MAE NATTER 81 THE a6R166E
BONDS FOR THE CITY OF FAIR
MONT, WEST VIRGINIA.

At meeting Of the Board Of Direc-
tors for the city Of Fairmont, Marion
county, West Virginia, held on the I'D
day of September, 1919, an ordinance
was adopted AUTHORIZING the issuance
and sale of one hundred seventy five
thousand ($175, 100000 dollars of bonds
of said city known as Bridge Bonds.
BY virture Of said ordinance the Mayor
Of said city on the 1st daFof October,
1919, issued proclamatio9 for an cleo
ton to be held in saidAc for the
purpose of either ratifying or rejecting
said ordinance. and in lid proclama-
'tion sat Tuesday, 14th q ~ of October,
1919, tas the date for tha election to be
held ID said city for satG purpose. The
returnsSof said election held on that
day show that ten hu1l red and sixty
four (1O64 votes wers cast for rat
ificatton" and thirty ght 1881 votes
were cast against ltification," so
that more thai three fifths $50 of
the voters votina at sid election vot
ed in favor of thu ratl fication of SAID
ordinance.
me city Oh FalrmQIlt mas caused 10
be transmitted to nj d duly certified
copy of all orders, D oelamattons, no.
tees, advertisement alfidavits and
records of all its pro teedipgs connect
ed with or pertainin to sad bond is
sue. l have exami5ed- the same and
it is my opinion that said bond issue
is regular, and all pj oceedings in COM
pliance with the statute. l, therefore,
approve the validity of said bonds, as
provided by chapter 81 of the Acts OF
the LegislatureI 1911.
(signed) B. T. ENGLAND,
Attorney General, State OF West Vir-
GINA.
Charleston, West -va.n November
10, 1919. 11-1S-25
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Oil and Gas.

The week failed to begin with any
thing but ordinary wells. On Coburus
Fork. Ten Mrs district, Harrison
county, South Penn Oh Company corr
pleted IT'S No, on the Leeman Max
we'll farm, getting a fair gasser in the
fifth sand. On Straight Fork, Duval
district, Lincoln county, the same corr
pany has the rig completed for No. 80
on the Horse Creek tract one mile
south Of No. Z on the same tract.
IL Simpson district, Harrison cour-
ty, Hope Natural Gas Company has
completed a test on the John Stout
farm. It is a gasser in the Gordon
stray sand. In Grant district, Ritchis
county, Hefnzelman & Co. have a gas
ser in the Squaw sand at test on the
]. M. SatterfieId farm. In the same
district, the Freedom Oil and Gas
Company has show for 10-barrel
pumper in the Maxon sand at No. 6 on
the Joseph Carlisle farm In Clay
district III. L. Lambert & Co., have
completed No. 5 on the G. M. Lambert
farm. 1t is a gasser, in the Maxon
and Keener sands.
In Sheridan district, Calhoun coun-
ty, the Great Elcs Oil and Gas Compa,
ny has completed No. Is on the Sam
uel Bachnan farm. 1t is good for s
barrels day in the salt sand. In Wal
ker district, Wood county. Congden &:
Co.'S. No. 3 on the Eliza Grant farm Is
a 3-barrel pGmpec i'll the second Cow
Run sand.
The Evansville Oil and Gas Compa-
ny's test on the L. D. Shingleton farm
in Salt Lick district, Braxton county,
il fair gasser in the Gordon sand.
In Grant district, Wetzel county, the
Pittsburg and West Virginia Gas Com
pany has Gordon sand gasser in
the ]. P. Ashcraft farm. In Center
district the Cartec Oil Company has
put It's test on the L. Palmer farm
ito pumping. In Dekalb district, Gill
mer county, the Hope Natural Gas
company has gasser at its test on
the Wesson- Bennett farm.
In number Of the old districts test
work is under way and starting. In
Burning Springs district. Writ county
the Cambria Oil Company is building
al rig on the Newton Kemp farm. In
Union district, Wood county, Parsons
& Sweeny brothers have started to
drill on the D. N. Henderson, farm.
In the same district the Kentucky
on Company has started a test on the
Fred Roth farm.
In Ellsworth district, Tyler county
Harry Lambert is building rig on the
A. H. McGinnis farm. In Washington
district, Jackson county, the Thomas
Oil Company is building rig on the
S. and ]. Caste farm. In the same 10
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FiNA.lg p
New York

NEW YORK, nov. 25-De7elop-
nsnfs dealing with the financial mar
kets over the weekend and those re-
ported In the course Of yesterdays
Sow hut confident advance Of prices
we're almost wholly favorable.
can loans opened at per cent, the
nonth's lowest initial rate, and held at
that quotation throughout large sums
being available. Time money also re-
iaxed, but was In scant supply al 2 IL
Der cent, the maximum bid.
Foreign exchange inclined to great
81 steadlness, despite the new ele-
dents Of uncertainty injected by the
Italian situation and reports from
washington regarding the coal confer
ence were ytewel With more encourag
ment.
For the first time In many weeks
J; transactions for the full day fell con-
slderably short Of 100000 shares. AT
no time, however, was there any sign
,6f recurrence Of the previous fort
& iit,s liquidation. On the contrary
Fepres sentative brokerage and commits
5ion houses reported steady accumula-
tion By subseautial interests.
a.
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GEE wEgT YRaI FAIRa0NT TUHs1Ay EVENn N0vElIBER 3 I

calitg ne Center on Company has
fig material on he A 3 Caste arm,
Near l5fyerp ool; Reed Tict, ioaIe
county, the Heck evelo ppm ent Com
paily has lie rig comp leted on the p.
Lemon farm, 1ocated 1000 feet south
east Of It's wildcat producer on the a.
j. Hess farm. In Big Sandy district,
Kanawha county, Flint & Struthers
have completed and shot in the Weir
Sand a test on the 3. M. Young farm.
II is not good fol. more than 10 bar
rels a day.
In Richhtl1 township, Greene county,
Pa, the Manufacturers Light & Heat
Company has completed its test ON
the John Nichols farm. It is a gas
ser in the Gordon sand. In Morris
township the Carnegie Natural Gas
Company has a gasser in the Big Injun
sand at test on the James Kunt2
farm. In the Grafton district, Allie
gheny county, paisted G Company
have completed test on the w. j.
Carpbell farm. I! Is a light pumper.
In the same district the Roberts OIL
Company's test on the John Ewing
farm is a 5-barrel punper in the Cor
don sand In tho Ingontar field the
South Penn on Company's No. 8 on
the Walters heirs farm is a 5-bar-
rel pumper. In the same district o..
w. Carey & Co., are drilling on the
Jacob Wiles farm. Mellon & Pollock
have rig up on the James Baugh-
man farm.
At six months a baby walrus Will
CAT 90 mounds of goldfish a day.
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Pittsburgh

PITTSBURGH, Nov. 25. = On the
Pittsburgh stock exchange the trading
was largely confined to oil and gas
shares. which were fairly active and
firm. Arkansas Gas common closed 80
higher and the preferred was up 81.
Guffey- Gillespie continued in good de-
mand and sold within the range OF
s4H and IS. over $500 shares Pitts
burgh OIL and Gas changed hands at
i6K to 16, and Marland Refining sold
10 the extent Of 2,175 at 81 to 6B.
Oklahoma Gas advanced to 4SB and
closed at 4S, an advance of X over
Saturdays close. Nearly 1000 shares
Barnsdall were dealt in at As to 441s.
Union Natural Gas closed 81 higher at
LA.
There were no transactions here in
my of the Westinghouse Issues and
air Brake was nominal at LICK bid.
he asked. American Window Glass
Machine common was X lower at 126,
but other glass stocks were neglected.
Mining stocks were more active than
for some time past. Mt. Shasta closed
&c higher at 63c and Pittsburgh
Jerome declined from 26c to 22c.
Summary.
Following is an official summary of
transactions recorded on the Pitts
burgh Stock Exchange Monday, No
vember "a:
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SPECIAL NOTICES

The NorwaA Supp b Company doing
a grocery bush Jess 1t Norway mines
have sold their Vent re stock of gro
ceries and fixturAF TO the Arkwright
Coal Co. All jusl bills against the
Supply b, will receive
prompt settlement,I Ill persons ow-
ing the Norway Sui ply Go. will please
call and settle.
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FOR sALE-20 acre, Fruit Poultry
and Truck farm between Dover and
Wyoming, Delaware. 400 bearing ap-
pie trees. l1s acres in grape balance
Of land in Alfalfa, Glover and Wheat
S-room house with conyeniences Some
S.ook and Implements hives igate
w. H. Wonder, 514 e. 18th Street, GhesA
ter, Pa. ll.a2Ist iSSsv
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CENSUS CLERKS Omen, women)
1000 needed. sos a month. Age IS
so. Experience unnecessary. Exam
nation Fairmont Dec. 10. jan q.
For free particulars, write Raymond
Terry former Government Examiner)
400 Continental Building, washington.
11-20-5t-eS22.
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WANTED Experienced clerk for the
Fairmont office OF a large Puts
.ursh Coal and Coke concern. Appn-
cant must be familiar with stem
sgfaphic work and shipping. Address
,in own handwriting. Pioneer Coal &
Coke Co., 9126 H. W. Oliver Building,
Pittsburgh. Penna. 1t-25-4t-sS46
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Grain and Produce

CHICAGO, Nov. 25.-Bullish senti-
ment prevailed in the corn market
yesterday largely as result Of the
reopening OF a big food manufacturing
establishment which had been closed
by temporary shortage Of coal. Prices
finished strong at Y to IL net higher
with December $1.32A @132as and
May S1.27% 91.271s. Oats gained Is
@Tc. In provisions the outcome var
led from 1Oc decline to rise of 22c.
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Ass { SING
TRo cEN1s a WORD slsss oRoER
rARAfs FOR' SAM

Il IcRE 100 acFs
rolling land, ana Is good, has good
6 room house, barn, and plenty out
buildings, good water, plenty q iInit,
Is leased for Oh and gas q % per
acre per annunn, IS IN fine neighbcf-
hood, close To school. has n = p.i ana
phone, Is 9 miles from town. Pldce
$4,000, 1-S down. balance 20 per
year. NJ. 1. Trout Realty 90 lIilea
3. Dawson, Agt., McArthuf. OHIO
11+2S sssl
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HELP WANTED MALE

VAN @s5lSSneH. Two NE 6ds-
uers to represent us In Marion AMI
Wetzel counties. Our proposition win
net you $40 to $12 per day, Address
i3aryphore Sales Co., IL American
,Eank Building, Huntington, W. va
1883. -sSi5
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WANTED Chamber maid to work by
the day. "a Fairmont avenue
11-24.St-SSs7.
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FOR SALE-Dressed hog. about aS5
lbs, zoe delivered to express ottce.
Metz. Small front quarters beer lbc.
Orchard Point Farm. 11s25s5tsss5o
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WANTED Experienced order COOK.
Apply at Palace Restaurant, l2 SS
Main street. 11-22-StA6SS8.
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RESOURCES.

RESOURCES. Z
Loans and discounts, including $22722S2S
228zs sgg2828
overdrafts unsecured s24osl /24O3l
".
Deposited 10 circulation W Yalue)S
Total sGovernmen securities. .......,,.. 8sS7S8s
< j
Securities, other than u bonds including stock),
and unpedged S5SS5O0
( Stock Of Federal Reserve Bank $50 sent
sellpS S ] d and oooOoo a ~
Furniture fixtures ................ ....... 2OOOOO
Federal Reserve
Tota l5, 16 .........,. 4145177
checks located outside Of city
porting
Tedempionftund with o. :. Treasurer nd due from u
81 Treasure lSoOOOl
Total .....s ........... ............ s871S1475
capital stock !.......!S 100000
saIpils .tand 1OOUOOO
expenses, interest 878So 1898
deposits oSsr thar hank q ts, subject t. '0oe0'
Ire erve deposits payable within 81 dAys):
BisssSs s aS.s' saejss. 2 cheek loas 5ss5
T8tai 3 demand deposits oher tha bank ieposltl
subject to Reserve Items 81 S. 81 sS ia 89 1O22S4S1
lime deposits subject to Reserve tpay pie after 8edays
or subject TO 80 days or more a tce, and Desa
nea:ss deposit cOther than for borrowed ssss2s
Total Of time deposits subject to reserve Items
u aud
Total 4.............. sSns475I
0 me total ans aud discounts SHOWN above which
nav was Snas az Ta excess Of those perttedby
@ q cents was 1nadel was none
MCDANIEL Cashier Of the aboye bank do emuIy swear
above statement the best my knowledge and belief
a ]: MCDANIEL Cashier
aud sworn to before tbs Oath day OF
expires December 81 1875 s'9'4'S 00no
cnrEect-Attest:
N e,oocaEAN
pFsctor
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ZOE SAFE

FOR SALEr-U IS. Genuine Army N
Shoes. Best grade Order hoda Il
Special price this week $685. per ~ +.
Bradley Bonded Warehouse Co, Green
vile, S. G. 1l-2l-st esss
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FOR kEET

FOR RENT-Rooms for light house
keeping or single rooms. 500 Ma
pie Ave. Phone 1927. 11-25-4t-6s51
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HELP WANSED-- r GIlAL6
s~-~SNJ~-~~S@N~eNH~~| :,
WANTED-Dishwasher. Dairy Lunch
room. 229 Jefferson ST 11-25-St-6S44
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FOR sALE-5O gallon barrels ale
for vinegar, cider, etc, also one
gallon jugs. Fatrmont Pharmacy.
t1-25-st ssis
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FINANCIAL STATEMENT
FINANCIAL STATEMENT

FINANCIAL STATEMENT FINANCIAL STATEMENT
Charter No District No s.
REPORT OF CONDITION OF FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF WORTH
lNGToN AT WoRTHNGToN IN THE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA. AT
THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS ON NOVEMBER 18TH, 1919
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At six months baby walrus will
eat so pounds Of Goldfish a day.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-02-28
MRS, ELzY's FATHER DEAD.
Edward Oswald, Pioneer Of Dos Moines
Dies Of Old ACE.

Edward Oswald, the father Of Mrs.
Rachel A. Ely, a pioneer Of Des Moines
and an old resident Of Jasper and
Story counties, died at the home OF his
daughter, 304 North Center street, at
1880 this afternoon. Attic Mr. Oswald
had been suffering with infirmities of
old age a clot OF blood on the brain
was the Immediate cause Of death.
Mr.. Oswalt was born in Stark county.
Ohio, July 20, 1885. His parents moved
to Des Moines in 1916 but in 1S47 they
went to Clear Creek township, Jasper
county. For eighteen years Mr.. Oswald
conducted the Oswalt Mill. one Of the
old land marks of story county
April 6, 1856 near Clyde, Jasper
county, he was united In marriage
with Miss Martha Jane Trip. She
died Feb. 81, 1908 at Collins, where Mr..
Oswald made his home until Aug. rs,
1918, when he came to this city to live
with his daughter. Mr. and Mrs.
Oswalt were the parents Of seven
children. six Of whom survive him.
They are, John, OF Percy; Andrew, Of
Emmett county; Mrs. Elva Dennison,
and Mrs. Ely. city; James Of Story
county, and Mrs. Ida Southern, Of Col
Inns.
The body will be taken to Collins
Saturday night where funeral services
will be held monday at 2 O'clock from
the Christian church. Burial will be In
Evergreen cemetery whore Mrs. Oswald
Is buried.
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alton Al ~. Thomas hospital Tuss1A,
for necrosis OF the lever Nv. = 81
ting along nicely. considsstaG ths
seriousness OF the operation ~ 60
dittcn 10 excellent
Mrs. A. X. y. Matthew'S underwent
an operation for appendicitis aad com :
piications at ~, Thomas thts fore
noon. Her condition IL rsgAsdsd On
good.
h. NJ. Lockwood. Of wAittea. was
operated on for hernia az the Dsa-
concss Thursday, His condition V
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-02-28

eatlseactesy.
Mn. JoAn DIasA. q M0A
mItteA % IN spsg0tieN fee e1nn4 &
IT. Thssnas this fospssoa. - 49,
ditiea 10 eneouraesng. \. !.
II. 4. rAwrsRdA and Ne. DnoDe
Maroton. Who lavs beoa pa111D q
the DeAcoasss. we're able 70 gUeugo
home THURSDAY ofeerwce~.
II was expected today that = -
rrme would ~ able 10 lsove -
Deacoasse and return hosae oneoss
day. or perhaps sunday.
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