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The New York herald., 1921-10-02
AT HARTSDALE

wesschester Co., y. ". largo 10 room house,
plot Of ground 62y2o0. - minutes walk from
depot. on eminence commanding fine Nicw
abundance shade and fruit trees. berries
garage. Price 1000. For particulars ad.
dress y. O. Rox 2si, lFartsdalc. n y. or
phone White Plains 1898.
The New York herald., 1921-10-02
BELLOWS g. WARREN,
90 Getty souarc Noutete.
YONKERS ON THE HUDSON

10 minutes from sea 81. Finc ~ room
house. perfect condition throughout rsrc.
wood floors. electricity. firepiaceg. piazza.
Y acre grounds, trees, garage, Co.Vtn!srt
station. schools. &C. Price $4,000 Reason
able Offer wanted part or niortaaGc.
p-iows a Narr-n, 20 Getty 80. Nsnktrs.
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williamson. w. Va, Jan. l3.-lndi-
rativc OF rumors and the statement or
Governor CornwclI in his message to the
legislature that federal troops on duty
in the MingO county coal strike district
will be removed shortly, detachment OF
the West Virginia state police are being
sent into the region. II became known
today. Military headquarters in William
snu volunteered no Information as 10
whether plans had been made to remove
the provisional battalion as Il whole, or
In part to Camp Sherman.
Officers about military headquarters
said there was an extra company sta
toned ia Williamson whose services
were not needed which would be sent
to IN" Chillico,hr camp in few days
probably. and Indications were that as
soon as the state police took jurisdic-
;iun over the Williamson district. the
troops would leave.
Numbers Of the state police arrived
at Chattaroy today. and there are s"r-
cr7,l of the organization located AT Var
Eagle. Glen Alum AMI Vulcan. all min
ing towns in the strike district On Tug
river The region has been under mod
ifled military control since November 2S.
the day following the troops arrival at-
ter Governor Cornwell had declared MIN
go county in a state of "insurrcction.'
Numerous acts OF violence in Connec-
tion with the coal strike in progress
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PREPARING tn WITHDRAW TROOPS
FROM THE AN|NCO STRIKE DISTRICT

SING. July last had made necessary tho
governors request FOR troops, and leo
To his declaration. The state police had
been on guard duty IN the district prior
To the troops coming. but were Win
drawn when the military law was put
into effect -.
The situation has become SO quite
that the guard at the railway station ~
Chattaroy. has been withdrawn. atter II
was learned that union pickets had been
removed from the vicinity Of the sta-
ton. 1t Is understood. however. that IN
lieu of pickets strike committeeman
have been placed on trains to attempt
20 persuade prospective mine employees
enroute to seek work In other neidA
Chattaroy has been the scene OF many
disturbances since the strike was calleo
and was one Of two places in the dis
trict patrollGd by the troops withnxed
bayonctS. :.
The cases Of Martin Tucker. Frank
Harris and Red" Williams held In con-
ncction with a shooting affray at the
tent colony Of striking miners At LICK
Creek near Williamson. last NovompsP
were noil!ed in circuit court here. TOes
ker had been charged on Two counts WIN
manning and vas under Indictment aiao
for pistol to;inR. Harris and Williams
had been charged with shooting with In
tent 20 Kill.
The strike district was reported quiet
today by military headquarters.
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OHI0G0VERNOR
ABOL|SHES job
FOR ECONOMY.

Spc".a! Dispatch to the IntelliEencer.
columbus. O.. Jan. l3.-Following his
camp1ign slogan OF economy" Cover
nor Davis to-day announced the elimi-
nation ot the job Of state budget COM
missioner. and transferred his duties 10
the state auditor. The salary is $4,000.
II Legislation is necessary To abolish
the position Such will be introduced next
week. In the meantime House Majority
Lender Crahhe will determine If the gov
rrnor can abolish the job without con-
sent Of the general assembly.
The state auditor Tomorrow Will ap-
point deputy to act as commissioner
while the real commissioner, his assist
ant and clerk leave the state house.
Among friends OF Senator Frank B.
Wills opposition developed to-day to
the appointment Of George T. Poor. Of
cincinnati, as utilities commissioner
The Willis men oppose Poor because he
was secretary OF the Hamilton county
Republican committee when il "kn!fed'
the senator Two years ago, when he ran
for governor.
Two measures aimed at placing Ohio
tax dictricts on the pay-asyou-Ho basis
were introduced to-day by Representa-
prohibit borrowing Of money. 10 meet
currrnt expenses but permit the people
at a November election to lift the limi-
tatiuna OF the Smith l per cent law. The
other il a constitutional amendment
prohibiting borrowing money 10 meet
current expenditures.
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4 'CALLAGHAN IN
ATTACK ON PRESS
RECKLESS ASSERTIONS 5
BY CORK'S LORD MAYOR
Declares American Newspa-
pers Are Controlled By
the British

Washington, Jan. 13.-Lord Mayor
O'Callaghan, Of Corok. described today
before the commission from the COM
mittee Of one hundred investigating
Irish conditions his efforts to function
as chief executive Of a city of 100000
population while 'on the rum"
Officials Of the city Of Cork. the loru
mayor said. found it impossible to de-
vote their efforts to administration or
the city when they were in daily fear
Of arrest or assassination. The lord
mayor said he had not slept in his own
home for two years and that In his ah-
sence his home had been raided eight
times by the crown forces. Visits 70
the city hall, recently destroyed by dre.
the lord mayor said, were few and far
between and administration OF public
aairs was carried on wherever he hap
pened to be living.
The mayor in appearing before the
commission to present his testimony
and thereby accomplish the object Of his
visit to the United States as stow
away and without passports, Wore An
American made business suit and gave
his recital Of conditions in Ireland In q
voice devoad Of Irish accent but too
low to reach the outskirts Of large
crowd that packed the hotel ballroom,
where the commission helds its sessions.
He seemed wholly undisturbed over the
possibility of a decision from the AmeHa-
can government ordering his deport2-
tion before the completion Of his teSta-
mony which will continue tomorrow.
The only mention made during the
days session Of the lord mayors S0tua
in the United States followed q refaes
ence by the witnesses to the coronero
jury which found Premier Lloyd GeorHo
guilty Of murder in connection with tAa
killing Of Lord Mayor McCurtain. OF
Cork.
Our immigration laws, then, would
bar Lloyd George from the Untteo
States" remarked NJ. J. Doyle. counsel
for O'Callaghan.
But the state department would let
him in. interjected Senator Norris Of
Nebraska, 4 member Of the commission.
The lord mayor presented q number
of instances Of what he characterize
Al outrages on the people Of Ireland and
concluded his day before the commits
sion with an attack on the American
newspapers as British controlled, de-
claring that "outrages in Ireland" re-
ceive little publicity In the United
States.
The killing Of young man in Ire
land, the injury Of hts sister and other
indigrities to his family" he said, re
ceived five lines of publicity on the back
page of ons- Of your newspapers.
In addition to his verbal presenta-
ton to the commission, .OCallaghEn
caused to be entered into the commits
sion's decords, 80 affidayits detailing
killings, burnings. robberies and Tor
lures. which he asserted were commit
ted against the Irish by the British mill
tarS and police. He dwelt largely on
the execution Of the law and the work
ing of the Sim Fein courts In IRELAND
and in that connection read several or
the affidavits. He explained that ne
brought aftidavts describing cases that
he thought were representative and had
made no effort TO bring great NUMBER.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-14
New Deal On PennSy
Will Prevent Strikes

Columbus. O., Jan. 13.-The Pennsys-
yania railroads plan for avertins
breaks between the engine and tram
service employees and the company
through the operation Of joint commit
tees was perfected here today by he
organization OF the Joint reviewing OF
the Pennsylvania railroad system
which has final jurisdiction.
This Is said to be the first instancs
of an American railroad giving III en-
ployes equal power with the manAse-
ment in deciding questions affectioS
working conditions and welfare.
r. c. Massey of Philadelphia, assist
ant general manager Of the eastern re-
gion Of the Pennsylvania railroad sys-
TEN, was elected chairman. and h Il
Karns of Pittsburgh. general chairman
or the Brotherhood Of Locomotive Engf
neers. for the Pennsylvania Lines west.
WAS chosen vice chairman OF tho COM
mittee, These offices will alternAM
every six months so that each office whl
be held in turn BY n representative OF
the management and representative
Of the employees.
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Acceptance By Hughes
Not Yet a Certainty
No Other Portfolio In the
Harding Official Family
Has Been Offered

Marion. O.. Jan. 13.-With his con-
ferenccs here nearing conclusion
Presidcnt-elcct Harding devoted today
To discussion Of 4 long list OF incl
dental public questions. The days con-
ferences revealed no development III
regard to cabinet appointments nor any
Of the other important problems await
ing solution.
Speculation mere regarding the CAP
;nct now rcntcrs about the question or
whether Charles Evans Hughes OF New
York il willing To accept the post OIL
secretary Of state. There Is no cFi-
dcncn that y formal of"r OF the ap-
pontmcnt has been made. but IL is
understood that some time ago rcelers
were put out 10 learn Mr.. Hughes at
tltudc. So far. it is said, the result
has been inconclusive.
Developments in regard 10 virtually
all other cabinet places bid fair to re-
main at standstiil for some weeks
Most Of the information Mr.. Harding
has collected upon the subject has been
tucked away in pige0n-hole where
present Indications forecast that II will
remain at least until after his house
boat excursion IN Florida.
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One Arrest Follows
LynChing Of Miner
Mob Vengeance Follows
Staying of Alabama Ma
tional Guardsman

Jasper. A!I.. Ian. IA Leslie West, a
taNtcab driver Of Holly Grove, was ar
rested lat, to-day in connection with
tn" lyrvhjnG this morning - William
Baird. :. young coal minor. WI" was be-
!nE held in the Walker county jail await
lng trial in connection with the killing
Of James Morris. national GuardSman'
near NHuvoo. on December 80.
Baird was taken from the jail by n
small party Of masked mon to a lonely
spo; three miles north of Jasper, and
shot L. death. II WAS at first thought
that thr PARTY which forced its way
into IA" Jail WAS composed Of friends OF
BAIRD and that their intention was TO
lib"rai" him Later his body WAS found
beside the road hy rurai mail carriar,
who notified tn" coroner.
West IN" tax. driver, claims that he
had no connection with tho affair, II Is
said,
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GATES DEFENDS THE
SPECULATIVE GRAIN
MARKETING SYSTEM

Washington. Jan. L.. -- TIL" grain
trade can get along without tn" pre-
sent marketing system provided con
ErcSs Is ready to plar" the Am, riran
farmer on plane with the Russian
peasant and the Arg"ntIn" farmer, l." T.
Gates. former president OF M chicago
board Of trade, declared today before
tho house agriculture committee. which
is considering bills !" regulate the iu-
turc exchanges. The system makes Tor
a Wide market. Increases the return to
producers and prevents q monopoly. he
asserted.
Enactment Of the TjnCh"r regulation
bill would increase tn, opportunity tor
manipulating the market. Mr.. Gates as
serted TIL. exchanges have themselves
adopted safeguards against man.ruiI-
ting. ne added
Future trading had nothing /" q"
with ,hr decline in the grain market.
the witness maintained. but the Situa-
tion was due t. the financial condition.
~ Europe. refusal "f the people E"n":-
ally 10 buy. Increased freight rates. and
a desIr. for NOR" direct marketing.
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NORTH DAKOTA REPUBLICAN IN
REVOLT AGAINST HIGHER DUTIES

consuming public to submit n" 'ong"r
To war prices.
1t is tim" somebody put ON .ho
brakes" he continued. "HHrc and now.
serve notice. / shall "ppuS" an: such
duties as these witnesses AR UEkur.
They are pleading with crocodile tears
IN their eyes for impnrt duties rang!uE
from 10" per cent t" 400 per rent nh"v"
the Payne -Aidrich rates ana going
70 ngnt with All the power have
against such p"nal!zati"n of the con-
sumner.
The war is over and the consuming
public is asking why th"s" prices also
arr not gone II "" grant tn" rates
most OF thrS" interests are seeking.
"" Will simply h. licensing = continue
,t:on nt profiterrinE. tlling IN" pu,k"'s
OF the manufacturer. who gets the pro
lection with the Involuntary c"ntrIbu-
tIon Of the consumer"
Mexican Competition.
The committee was told hy represent
ta,ivc!s of Yinc and lead interests that
Mexican competition was growing s"r'-
GUS and tn. suggestion was made lh,,t
congress help AN industry which hnS
hrcu ''pracucally closed down" i"r tic
last two years Tn" rates. witnesses
said. should b., sufficiently high 10 pro-
y!de agaiuS, tn" difference between Am
rricA and Mexican labor costs.
Quicksilver minins men also appeared
before the commute" TO seek pTut'"tiuH
Their mines lr" operating GA Nm.t'd
basis. they said because Of vast nn.
ports from Europe.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-14
TREADWAY GANG
NOW INDICTED
AT Philadelphia for Murder
of Henry T. Peirce-Were
Arrested Here

Philadelphia. Pa, Jan. 13.-Peter D.
Treadway. Marie ("Boots" Rogers
Joseph "Archic" Moss. and Marion FL
lott. who is now being sought In the
west were indicted by the grand jury
today in connection with the killing OF
Henry r Pcirce. on November ~
Trcadway and the girl were arrested
In Wheeling. w. Va.
Alleged confessions OF the three pris-
oners were presented TO the grand jury
by William Belshaw, chief Of the muir
der squad.
In the confessions the girl and Moss
assert they were not with Pcirce at
the time OF the killing. Treadway. who
SAYS ne and Elliott were in Petrce's
apartmanf. charges that the latter
struck rercc and then Chokcd him to
death.
Three women are on the grand jury.
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Three Lads Nearly Run
Locomotive Into B. & 0.
Fast Passenger Train

North Mountain, W. Va. Jan. 15-
Three small boys, residents OF TINS VII
iagc. playful,y took possession or u ."c"-
motive standing on Stde-track hcr" 20
day and raH il uH and down the tracks,
ringing the bell and footing the whiSt'e'
l:,.sidcntS, attracted hy the noise. re-
moved IN" youths just ~ they ""9"
driving the loComotiN" toward the MAJ
line Switch over which N" Na!tsm'r"
ohio wcSthound passenger tram was uue
to pass ten minutes later.
TIL. hoys were arrested and held for
i,,.ui,, court Thor names were with
held by order OF the court.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-14
FIRE RACES IN
ST.MARY' SOUTH
SIDE SCHOOL

EIrs was discovered at i:i0 O'Clock
this morning in Saint Mary'S Catholic
church At Thirty-StNth and Mood StS
At 4:52 Fire Chief 4. hurley Thompson
sounded a second alarm. calling three
companies. In addition to those below
the creek.
Al the time, 4 brisk fire was burning
in the second floor. toward tn" rear OF
the building. with prospect Of costly
blaze.
On the way TO the fire. tine autom9-
bile Of Chief Thompson struck a wagon
on the Market street creek bridge, but
no serious damage occurred.
At Sis the fire was practically sN-
tinguished. 1t started from furnace
in the basement.
No estimate Of the loss is yet avail
able.
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prouEsr WITHDRAWN.

washington. Jan. I3.-In T'tI"r %
senator Calder. chairman of the senate
committee on reconstruction j. u. \
Morrow. vice president ef N" National
Coal Association. tonight Withdrew m"
reuueS. for further appearance" h"f"r"
the committee, but said ne should ~
pcrt 10 appear before some other son
1t. committee later in connection with
tn. caSr. He also asked for the return
Of original letters and other d"cnm"'t5
which were taken from tn" offices O.
The association by representatives uf
the senate committee
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-14
lands ON THE JOB

Chicago. Ian. l3.-l'cdcral JudS"
kcn"saw VI. LandiS spent his nrSt day
rs dictator OF organized baseball in an
all-day session today with IN" new base
ball advisory board consisting of J"hn
Ucydl"r. president Of the National leu
que. u. B. johnson, president OF the
American league; VI. II. sexton, pres
dent o: the Nationa! Association OF l'r"-
frssional Ba Sc ball clubs and John ii.
Farrell secretary of th" ASSOCIATION.
Mr Hcyd!er announced that IN" hoar'i
had begun the revision Of tn" drafting
rules but that IL would bc thre" CT
r,u- DAYS befur, "A report WAS ready.
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TWO ARRESTED.

only iwo offenders were scheduled 10
meet Judge Porter in police court this
morning, At midnight. They were Ell
mrr Austin. disorderIy. arrested by
officer Eartcls. and ". II. Kelley.
charged with parking his automobile on
the wrong side of the street, in Edg-
wood. by OFFICER Fleming.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-14
MARY GARDEN pRECToR.

Chicago. Jan l3,--MarY Garden. Am
cricau Grand opera star. WAS elected
general director "f the Chicago Opera
association At "A meeting "f the l"EiSti'
tive committee. Her app0intmcn; TO.
lowed tho resignation Of Herbert Johm-
son as legislative director and that "t
Gino Msrinuzzi n artistic manager. AZ
general director Miss Garden will have
general chargr of the affairs Of The
Chicago Opera association, both artls-
tic and Legislative.
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TWO WILL HANG

Chicago. Jan l3.--Grovcr {. RrddinC
and Oscar Mctiavie. alleged ring leaders
"a tn" Ahvs$inian riot on June 20 last.
IN which two men wrr" Killed. were
found guilty ny a jury tonight OF the
murder or R"h"rt l.. Rose. n sailor at
the Great Lakes Naval training station.
one Of the two victims of the outbreak,
ard yyrr" srnirucrd TO be hanged The
five other defendants were found not
guilty.
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WASHINGTON, Jan l2-Certain AneTi-
can business interests were rrbukcd BY
ReprrS"ntativ" Young (Eepl Nortn
Dakota. today. during consideration OF
tariff revision by the houS" ways ana
means committee for asking duties
which he charged would amount I" IL
cruSjnr them to Cuntinu" pr"utcerinS
r., served notice on his fellow members
that on this ground n. would Str"n"-
ously orpnS. the granting Of import
duties ranging from "lOn 10 80" pvr
cent" above the Payne -Aldrich rates
Earlier in the day Senator Mctum-
hcr. R-puhlican. ais" from North d.
kota. had announced his purpose T."
seek an increase IN tho duty on wheat
in th,, FrrduCy emergency tariff from
30 cents To- 80 cents i huSE"L The
North Dakota senator declared th'
h;shcr rate was nccv sss;try - stop "en"r-
mons ,mpor;ati"nS'' "f wheat from Can
ada
Young Getting Tired.
Mr. Young said h" WAS getting trtd
of witnesses coming hefur" IN" commit
te. u ask prohtbitiv" rates III tn" ,pln-
posed p"rmAnrnt tariff and rclatinS 70
tho committee details Of how German
competition w7,S cutting ;ntu fheir
trade. Testimony had been given "n
th. suhiect of !mpurtatiuns of needles,
and yyb,Ix OF thar "p"iutcd" subject Mr
Young asserted that - lot ar in"iS'rleS
,y,rc complaining Of tn" competition
when "wEa. lHS hurt q lot Of these ~
duStr!cs Is the definite decision OF the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-14
SHAKE HANDS
FOR THE MOVIE
u. S. BALLOONISTS
GIVEN RECEPTION
Late FiStic Antagonists Now
Declared to Be On Best
of Terms

Toronto. Ont. Jan. l3.--The Amer:-
can haIIo"niSts returning TO the United
Statcs after their spectacular flight into
Canada. arrived here at 4:42 p. m. TO-
day. from Mattice.
Acting Mayer Mcguire accorded
civic reception To the three airmen and
Major Wcmp greeted them for the Ca
madam her, club.
Seeming in jolly spirits. the home
ward bound officers chattcd and smiled.
Will, opposing themselves It. numerous
wards a.: motion y'"turc film. Licu-
tenants Hinton and Farrell clasped
hands before rh" cameras. apparently
on the best "f terms after their alter
cation at Mattice.
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Toronto. Jan l3-Th" =. - e Of ;'ie
Americau halloonists hu'H ":r' !"ul.
ncv from IN" frozen nor..i. " 49,,
were lost :, ur days Which, ti"ir balloon
descended near Moos" Factory. Decent
hcr Il. was b-'gun when they lcf: here
at 5:"j o'clock tonight for New York.
The aA due IN New York at 1890
o'clock tomorrow morning.
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Athens. Jan. i2.--t'rcmrcr RhaihS an
nouncrH At = cabinet meeting today that
tn. Greek army in Smyrna IN its often
sly" against The Turks had advanced 10
miles Il Dispersed three Turkish d.
visions and captured one Turkish Ecu-
cral. the premier said.
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GREEKS MEET
WITH REVERSE

London. Jan. l3.--Assertion that tn"
Creek offensive in IN" direction "t
Brussa. Asia Minor. has failed is con
tained in u Rom" despatch 70 ruc FIX
change Telegraph company. under
Wednesdays date. Tn" situation in
Smyrna is serious It is declared. and
il is probable that the new Creek com
mand"r In chief will De recalled.
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GAMBLING RAID
GETSFIFTEEN
LEGISLATORS
tcoutinued on Page rwslvsJ

huntington, W. Va. jan la'-
Telephone reports from charleston
at midnight tonight said 1utson
members Of tho West virginia sen
ate and house were arrested at lA:So
o'clock tonight in raids made on tae
nnTTnsr and Ranawha hotels by
n.Tnoers OF the Charleston police
S.rart,nene. All were booked on
nhsrxes Of gambling and released on
bond.
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|NURGU|A HEADS
LATEST REVOLT
CARRANZA GENERAL
TAKES THE FIELD
Battle In State of San Luis
Potosi Results In Defeat
of the Rebel Forces

El Paso, Texas, Jan. l3.-General
Francisco Murguia, commander OF the
northern zone OF Mexico under tho
Carranza regime, has taken the field
In opposition 20 the government OF
President Obregon.
Official dispatches to Consul Gen
eral Monies de oca in El Paso, re-
csived to-day tell OF battle between
tho Murguia forces and those of the
government In the state OF San Luis
Potost.
The rebel general fled, pursued by
federal troops, after eight OF his men
had been Silled and a number wound
ed, according to the reports.
Murguia. who had been in prison IN
Mexico city since the death Of 'HrrAnH't
last May. Recently was r"i"aS"d an bail
Shortly after his release. he disappeared
and WAS believed To have fled the c"En-
try.
According - news received II IN" cor
SulJtu here. agents have been spreading
revolutions proraGanda III many ~
thu larrIsons in the interior "t M"N:'".
Thus far the only result reported mas
been an incipient revolt In the garrison
At I'urbla followed by the arrest oil three
and three colVncis who are 10
be court martialed.