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Mutated. Poees ds texeiusive’ly.
the use for publication or
s dispatches credited to it or
, mine in thispaper and also
ms nubllshod herein. ‘ '
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Bear Sir:~
" Crows for his kind wards of cheer 1
thencolored men go
. Norwalk. ’
the 367 in France, and a nephew
me to state for the benefit of
-Residenoe~—21&2,
3W3 Residence—ailsz-d.
, _ ._._... send“ a word of cheer. take it rather a
‘ ‘ Vasswaauoau. A smurf
tin. genexul lamentat‘ion aronsA
‘ not“ “Ellernrtmgnfl busrb‘all .
t‘hé New York Times sounds a} OSWALD R. Shfi'l‘ll.
m the- The. Times meatloaf R. Full, WHton,Conn.
‘ glad that the best players are: Augglst, 1918‘
hoax-van into essentol occupatonsj“
‘ entail? ouburdens itself or,
raritlc comment on the protes-
lh‘tll giants and those who patr‘bmze.
smile with me.
moo,
:
J
tary Baker, says the Times. has.
, ‘dvevsrywone ofthe mime plan's:
hlcli the ‘maguates'——to give to}
i
ercial exploiters of basebah.
SALIENT.
(Continued from First Pogo.)
, ‘ . , — orinhuru which dominates the
mindset llf-ba ndxw t hey . A—’ . .. . .
‘ ,A “PM it ‘ ha 1 northern line-of ‘the Siberia rail-
known Was a hopeless
, 79‘" “Kmart, which runs into ‘hluropron
‘ ' gllnusia from (.‘heliahinsk, ' Russian
business probably it!“ be tit‘Wspupors express tho uoncorn
'lt‘by the torso: most of1 their fall in Bolshovik oirolrs over the
era, but it may mum killed. lflzrelaiifilovak danger which. it is
“that part of the public on Whom! Said. is “growing liko an uvu~
“they deDend, it being with- }unoho. "'
the fundamental ideas or “ll is understood that Germany
hflilp. is not milkeivrto Amué Will luratk oifdiplomatio relations
7 £0,599: “Jud M36 with llkruiuo as the rosnlixof the
' ‘uvely memlemgnosassinnthui ,of 'Eiold Marshal
s hitherto “a“ of? , "Etcllltoru. :‘ll‘his maybe prelimi-
ntres nnd‘flmnthhing the “lily do the diminish 'of. German
to“ light! opponenls'or urt- forces to Kiev,wluoli, llfls said, is
, , 6”“,mmg. Airrontomplatod an Borlni.
'wovor: that may. be, the countryg ,, (BY The Associated _Pl‘*‘$S-l
Q'W‘timong very well Without ‘ Allow phase iu'tho bittor‘flghi-
Won! baseball at all:
f0, ing A
i“ “gran“ am“, Am, prac- inmwhich there; has licotr’no letup
tits votsrles as soon as “‘smeoduly 15/
god from a sport to a. trade.”
‘sllv true, then, that comiuor- “, . _ . ,
in ohnll degrades patrons as sitions and urtho communication
itsnloyé‘l‘tlwm under its éwnroa Anorthzrard to _the \ role to
‘fanswand ammo alike ‘6". blow odiutliifiortlio infantry when
l porting ”Mt they ever hurt? theyunove again. fl‘ho rnoiuv IS
mfg“ retumnto amateur m“... rotaaliating With ding]: o’xplosxvr
ll’tza aimegsm_ _ - . amigos strolls.
; ‘~ “A ’ . , , What tho lull portonds is not
‘ .1601. velour. r Thoqmssihilitios. are many.
' , But the fact standsmitvthat tho
. “l5 1,8 5"" looting While the Germans are not anxious to meet
“N ’7 ”w“ “"15“? We“. the hard~hitting nines oftenel'
, ‘m filkfihhauw' ”is forth than is necessary, «for they have‘
‘°’*‘°‘l’°""m‘l ~ln .doprivmg not taken the opportunity to-AAAcoun-
»9’°t what ““7 ”Siam“ lorottackandnttompt to r -tako
amnegdyfliomughly ma'finmortdut positions on the cm tor,
”hold by the Americana, amimfit'ho
u'ost flunk in the hands of the
French and Brit'sh.‘ This may
o
. on lsfltho most economical
y-i'whlch the administration
are nonessary prbvlslons, for
CHEERlNB AWDE APPREGiATED
ITO the Editor of So. Norwalk Sentinelzl
'1 Will you kindly permit me to expressi
states‘lierein are also re-‘through your columns thanks to Mini
log to camp tram
As AI have ovnephew, a sergeant in
and
«non going today from Norwalk. nermlt
the
friends and parents of the young men. is under way”
Do not considtér it a slight because the
Manager’s 1' Smell—i prominent gentlemen of your humid-re
a oomplimoat, think of France and: Berlin, while i‘eiuirtingr the re—
.Yours no is the days gonerby for the AAmt‘l‘lcalt‘ efforts Tuesday on tho ‘
THE ._AMERICAN AND gate 24,000. The latest unofiioial'
THE FRENCH moors?
BEGIN, A TURNINGI
~MOV£MENT ZQVER‘ A: , , . , . ,
WIDESQISQWEIMS and other fronts—win Franco, ltnlyi l YlX'ali‘-lii¢
n‘éthatitheir reckless matterem’pied tho important town of Yogat-
n .iho Aime-Marne salient islh‘ltON’l‘, Wednesday; July 3] (By'
‘ballilntrinsically. lso most iiuminrut. 0n hotlh rides, the in. tho ‘soooiatod Proso}.~—~Aiiioriouii
“if,” and Worthy of a“ “mg“ tuntry roots iwlulo‘dhowrewmtivo and -‘renoh troops launched an
nose with “m, Gambian“"commands pmparo for Allil'ull‘lllel‘ nit-lick Wednesday afternoon from
,1 at becomes a means of mamiuovomonts ill the great strngglo‘Sorinzzrs to Charges, on the center;
Allied gunners are hurling shvlls'domolish ‘hurhed wire entangle-
t’ all calibors into the German pr)» inputs which tho Germans have!
$110“? gas, having: a white flame and
smoke.
,‘ofi’ tho blunt edge salient in the:W
inventor-Wain Gun mam
D
yin. We. ammunition
. ‘ yard.
S'tliey relaxed momentarily. mores in ithls uffdi‘t, tho ‘Amrr — ‘SlZGB $12.48*? rice .. . . . .. $24.50 ‘. J: ‘ v
‘ cams wishing beyond "Sci-gr to , , "sale {Price -------- . - . . . . . . . 3216311“ .
pulse- of Allied, and especially within two kiomrm-s 0f£31fldfl9flfi ,A "AXEHNSTER RUSS ' ~
, I m ‘ ‘ -.- ' ‘ . . . . g . The l , L ‘ ' . g
‘Marne battlefield. admits the loss; WASHINGTON, Allfi‘lltfit l.- ‘ (lit-“- lfirm all non! pilo tour, fil‘iu.’ liouvr liitok ’ 38.11 Mimable Floor covering For Your -.
of Morris to the British. .The Marine Corps oasualty this 1:91” 1““? “'3“ in“: sallsmt‘iflfll”lll fllIPt‘aI‘flliCG ‘ KW!“ _ i
The German War Other claimsmlay shows: a " “9‘“ i ““h “Sign” and WEN!!!“ . NEFONSET
‘ that the prisoners captured in the] ' DWI 0f “militias. ’3; sovorol Size 27‘,x.541inchgs..sale Price 33:45 , . .
fighting since July }a'i now aggro. \roli‘xliuliiiil.t 2. quitul. u. M {g Gil? 36X 724i! l “Sale Price . . . .$594 ' It wears well and iS‘watemm-of, "We have a;-
. - l“ m 2 . . I ’ , , . ' ' - -' 4 ride ansortmentof mt‘t'l‘l A1 , , 1
total of Germans tskon by the'Al- Died PM 'Wmds Renewed in: "flu , . . . two ’l’m'dsdn'ide ] "5 0 €919“ from, Full;
lies was 30,000. 1’ So i iffictign.“ A . ( ” 1’9"”?me ‘ ‘ ' .
The opening of the fifth your 0 .l. --l'iH‘ml . it “I r - .‘ li' lmS, KW- MARQ > .. _ q k. PH ‘ . , '=
llli‘ grout u'ar finds other sectors “1m". K.“ = 'UISENE CURTAINS ‘ 3 0e ---------- $149 yard
and lilaoodouinwrelutively qt.lll‘t,;llt(md, Va.
There have hern'artillrry notions
John M. Browning, the inventor. is hero‘showlng his new gun, which will
soon the in the hands of the Americans in the trenches, to F. F.
expert on rifles of the'Wlnchester company.
Burton, the
A I.
‘ lFrauomAmeriran tot-era on“ thr‘
Outlie n'llolr, the moat aignifi~ main liattlgfront-Atw1tiiiAueii motor-‘7 7
ant fart seams to he the failnrorduy the protocols ofA‘stmig‘htsuing‘
paliiy failed to put in appearance 01' 1of the “fruitlflfi to attack when out the line. They retired sod-
html . Evans .Blcli-
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Size .9 x .12 foot,
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this host.
ifioor AiiZovertiigs, Rm and limit:
: or standard oualities.inl‘he mosttdosira'ble I
E 1 pricesond in some eases less than present
hits from us. you'are buyinz‘riizht.
HIGH FILE anINSTEnA nous
‘ .mado ol’liigh grade yarn, ialoso-
n;ith a rirlrnop; designs of unusual
PM and- pleasmg color combinations.
.. ........ , $29.50:
" SEAMLESS‘ BRUSSEL‘S‘RUGS
Hoary qualitywvogon ”of soleoted
designs. colors and -.fi.uisli arr
Size 3-3 x 10-6. Sale' Price . . . . 3.2499339
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patterns and colors. at unusually
manufacturer’s prices. When you-buy
CURTAIN scams AND MAR.
QU’ISETTES ‘ ,
ll! white, cream and Arab. an assortment of ex:
vollont wearing and good looking fabrics, van!
\Yltlt'. worth 250 yard. " "
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Salthrice ...... . . . . . . . .. 17c yard it“
CURTAIN swxssns “ 7 V
ariety in fancy stripos and figures, full.
hes Wlflt‘. and good quality; vuluo €366 ’
. wool and ‘A' "
A largo v
36 inc
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iuit'orm. lino weave. lustrous finish.
it"fll’ilml A-edgmgs, u'liito and Aral»,
later and
Dutch Sl'I‘i'lt‘ ‘
LINDLEU M
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., . . . All rxor tional heavv u A. - r 'L
hero and there, but est-opt for tho, Wanded in Action. . ,Shjejp‘dce _ ‘‘‘‘‘ . . . ' . $1394 7, KSlle‘lllillJiuoolorin N ~81}: d (:‘fl’illlle tilldht), fl
repulse of it German Paul in the, gratin“! Dill’tll D. ( illl‘llié. (.J‘ltlllth‘ V , , _ ' ' ' ‘Q ' ' ‘ J . inlaid deg?" f. @1- . 4- 31’ Lilli] pallt‘l‘llsh
illiciutdidior area. the infantry la ill-7‘59 '1 “it. ' ’ , , ., L H ‘, " S "1'“"mil'l‘00m3. Jasmin-arid
5mm. ‘ irreviomlr .Rypomd mum “Iii _; {CWOAFIBR‘EDOORMA’ES A Awn'wouhle‘tilo i um«rankaéimwnd palm- , '
Unofficial reports mpiwd in? Actionpllgflamd Woud- it, 2‘29 18 xaltHwavy wright,thickbrusii. ”PM Tools wide.
Paris are totho effect that that . _ ‘ .K N ., 1- ale Pitice . ., . . ,
iGornian command has attempted} ‘Iill‘llltlfl R9311" (. BMW"! (37" , ' ' ' ' """" $219 . sale Price ------- . . .531574Yfl1l %
[to withdraw moro‘ti‘oops fimu'tiio';l"w‘st ' M...” A . k A on. . .. . m ,. _
iriiatrirn .froiigit. ‘l‘heflgfia‘u going WASHINGTON, August t.~—Tho "him «W m , . W. , M m
imam or in ninaniu-is.‘ t, o aw my. cosualtrlist todar Show”: l _ y. N. J. . ‘ . > , M
‘doolarrd it would hr “inisat'o” to, Killed , in action, 12: died “0mg! Lleutmm R'I‘HEE FEDERAL ' ”ma mmrdx
takr troops from that region
:ill‘t‘h‘t‘lll.
British aviators again have
bombed the. Rhino cities of Stutt—
gart and Coblénz. A‘ fire was
’startcd at Shawl. aluminum
military objects iniith‘o‘" Saar" re;
fgzion, west. of tho Rhino, also have
horn attacker with good results.
Wl-Tll‘r'y ' 11;} AMERICAN
'AltMY ON THE AlSNE-MARNE;
,oevoroll’. ill:
, lerinlnedg-‘h
.Totflh 1205E
i KM?
Llsutenantl
”Willey C. Blsott. Newborn, N. G.
William Wallrlch. Shawnee. Wlfi.‘
Corporal.
Geil'rgo W. Reese, Mulroney City. Pa.
t!
l
tree. Mass.
7
Y
of tthnrnr front, for tho ‘pnr-i a
. . . . P iv V"
pose of straightening the line and ' 2g.
Joseph L. Dalbey, Philadelphia.
linen-int d‘Avolio. Chloeso.
Alexander A. Drummond. Pancho!
l Madeira. .
.David Geceleuk, South River, N. 3‘.
Harry E. Little. Maiden. Mass.
Ralph'W. Shirley, Frreburiz. Mo.
. A _ ~ . Alfred Smith. Mlllvlllp. N. J.
'lho‘ put-pose of, tho Aiiioricaug DIED FROM onNDs,
undll.‘ renoh‘ “”9511; “Yhmh ls "1 1a.. Moor James C. Williams. Rainer. Alli
noit mestrily dim-lion, probali 3 A , , Lieutenant:
is for the put-Pogo of ontfilanking Thomas R. Bradley. anhacme
tho Mouioro “nod and inclining, Texas-
, liter W. Craig. New Behlehem, Pal,
{Pee Haddlx, nvenwood.w. V33 ; ‘
iElmer E. Eaglerusxiringtieid, ill;
ldamrs W. Hanbérv, Pittsburg. kiln:
‘uowara n. Huston. nearing n. n;
placed tlirouirh the hills. forests-
andopen places.
The Germans Wednesday used a
line between Romiugny and (‘ior-
nos to Scringrs.
'l‘ho. Allied forces offocted their
progross against stubborn German
"M‘Stance' . livnuam L‘. Leconte, Atlanta: -
,. El’“‘;‘f§-‘;;,,f“°,‘33:,th Am"; Authur T.McAllister.Boonvllle,Mo.:
a s a i 1 hip ' mi" mar ‘ :Gooi-gs B. McCoy, Washington. D. (3.:
‘bear‘mit‘the opinion in gnome Al-
lied quartorsyt‘hht the Germans:
fullyjnterid to retire to the V6816,“
or ,beyond,os 8001f as their plans
have been perfected». and {that the ,~
enemy‘refilortsrof , the mist :three or ,'
gfour stays haveabeengwholly for the!
amniotic «of ”covering. important iA
movements. . .
'. As long, asdhéy tremaiirsouth of 1
a? liiie‘runhing generally between
3’“ . Rheims
eased owner Areceivest‘neim
my one recent. “this roomi
» oA‘J'oonflscate as m'uch as”
The order specifies line
“neuron. including grains,
oblles, textiles. m‘otors, pa.-
cliinerv. church bells and near-4
"3 eigevor-mmmmn,
value. There follows this do}
oucthw , ‘
orks‘“ of art“ found in a‘b
o
delivered
uncommon: thoir 'comm‘iinica- 4A
lion , system more or. less. How?
t tho ever, the bulge 'n tho’salieut‘ has;
“hoe ' i (if the Germans:
ll.
. ‘ 1:on witoifgipoints—v‘
«‘Sm'iuges‘ Land 1 . 1,, of Grand
~ ,‘Rozoy—dhefe‘d’i‘r‘ eon‘indrntotimis .,
"hm“,iilfer {g
{f the
. and Soiss’ous‘the Germausiing across the Sea to “the enemy.”
Shouldfiotrbeflamed “more somect to, violent bombardAbhe saygf‘ar’e being attacked by
l0 the .199“! ‘5“',.ments*from fitsflillied guns which German submarines
571i]: rho..i}ermm‘tlm..'..’l’hes hints
if]: 1322:9113»? ”ielf‘leg‘tfi‘iagifi‘gfi‘imu r. noemer. Phllidéluhla:
' . . " "i - . . ’retHIassJ
oeutly With his airship. 1mm” C WWW“ 3‘” ‘
nusrnnoau, August. 1.—-~Thel , “'33“? ,m m.
coming of American armies to‘gfzrge:1:10;“;efi;l::5;,8?‘ "
Franceuind numerical superiority: Cia ti" M S? luv .8 'ar,;“yis..
on the part of‘tho Allies does hot‘ ““98 ‘ u an’ 9 ’ '
frighten AGrnnany, declares Ema
perOr William in his proclamation
to the German Army and. Navy. f
“Vital forces which arostroam:
l
, ' , ‘Corporalo
lHnrold E. Mason? Soutit‘l’alls, S. D. ,'
Roy‘w.’ Watson. Fond Idu’Lac, Wis:
‘ Privates]; ‘ ‘ .-
‘John W. renown. Coiéma‘n; Texas;
'Paul D. ‘Kelley, Mobrld ‘ ._ s. 1).;
Gulsoppl APolalo. Poll
' Loyd Shoemaker, 'A ,
é Mam: Straub, Hermon. Pa.
‘i A DlFliOF DISEASE ; -
. fi , which are
certain of sucrose.” , ‘ ‘
disis'rERoAM‘August Isa-Th
south-official W Edmond Boil ’
l
eutenant Michael J. Crock. Mllxvvau.
twat? ” " ‘A ' '
. 7.32536!!!“ fill
my I). Kieth, fillialllfltio);
, Privates» ( __, ' ‘ ,.
Massamnguamm; 7
at,woundo, 23; died at diseaso, u; diea‘Jultan w.
’t’roni airplane. accident, 2; died of no, Frank 3-
,cldent and other cause. 5; wounded Mechanic
"woun all. degree unde-
g gynonerut;
Joseph C. St: Lawnme. South‘Brain-
Wagoner Edward Zlndlrr. Oshkosh.
' . lieutenant Miles woman, 4‘62 Wai-
_ ’ firm/ate Char
Mlfin otm D.“ . Ewing. .‘New dork
. What Tums:-
Iioheabérg, Wetumpka. Ala.
Sanders, Chesterfield, S. C.
Y.‘ , .
not ‘ .Aioo . unwound rs»
E... ‘ .' i m, "13:? . if ”A“
3. - 1“? wounos‘o ssuzfliuvi‘ ‘
Major Howard W.-Beat, bewiston, Me.
\Coptaln Henry A. \Srhwsrz. Baltlmm-o.‘
Corporal:
Albert W. Anderson. Monaco. Pa.
Vern Bouttlier, Oaklleld. Me.
Corporal:
Frank H. Amss..Roohester§ N. H.
William J. Daley, Fltchburg, Mass.
Mechanic George Underwood, Lowell.
'Mass.
Private-
Claudt C. Bechtel, ‘Hnnoi'er, Pa.
Frank L. Brings, Harrison. Me.
John Bryda; Wasttleld. Mass.
George J. Bush, Harsrhlll, Mass.
Ralph H. Challenger, Lebanon. Pa.
v
lamest G. Kehoo. Solv‘a‘y, . N.
i
Samuel J. Dana. Pleasant Point,‘ilinlne.
‘August Devos; Plioc.’Pa. _
Willard M. Early. 9 Crawford stre‘ets
on comm. ‘
Curl Ebert. Salem Depot. N. H.
Robert W. Faulkner.’Philndslphiu. ‘
Newton E. Grant, Union City. Pa.
Stanley Hill, Boston. ,
Whiter J. Leather. 275 Pea
~ ’Pottsldlle,‘Pa. _
Herbert a. 'ery.‘ fimvldence.
Harry M. Mullen. Dorchester, Mass.7
James E. "PomoCARarlian, N. J.
“Barry *L’.‘ Sprout Cheri‘ylleld Maine.
Michael *J. Tierney. Clinton, Mass; ‘
wouaoso ass-REE vans-ran. l
' . MINED
V
cock street,
nut street, South Bethlohem,‘7!,'al
Museums in ACTION _'
Corporal Gennaro Scintone, Abram,
'ltaly.
4
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Frisian ‘
Rollin C. Freshour,‘.RIp(in-ficny _
Paul Znnei'os. .ngrilmiereooe. A ,
. masonsa ‘
‘ kei-lcln
tau '3.
may:
a...
. ~st on some refine Soldier: boys
Minnelli quantitiexoonunéeent on no
no .Gonaprlaevonso t} Mm”. were
please‘dto sen duties; numherof’thsm
back again yesterday. inotudtng Frank
and unwound“ Whotnonaaey,
Thoms'mmnd “Ide1i£y”rflfeonnors,.
TWgLi‘emrph and: the masculinity,
brothers. ‘ , * ' A A
‘fl'It is understoodthat t
dueal‘otdto rv dick
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58'"; it better
cfimnlé‘té .1
!
filth "
, t
not as defined in paragraph 2 (above).li
. . . , heirliloraiidmountain.»
omit-wen MEN uncommon mm
EQUlBMENT LIKELY
I
having the ‘character of
‘ Aoonstn mum-y
homo guards * _"
Almeria or indium as useddn the Mm
act is defined to mean‘suoh
tions as shall be recognized
governors of several states and t
(cries ‘sudtthe co
Distrlpt of Columb
legally a part of the state
or y legislative onactmen
clamatlon of the gov
units constitute a genirullxrd force or-
ganisedfor the
tag and con-flu
program for thenumoae 0f“le
snowmen! from the =0rdnance‘depart-.
iment. :esch unit of the complete organ.
lizatlon must meet thetoll
unions:
std-cal -Solos~'—4“K:esp the Home “has
, . .Bummg," E‘E‘hore’s a Jan , JAN:
FOR STATE GUARDS , Trail”-Miss Alice Solon. g
,‘tho ‘SelscjtlonSWMtss Ants McHush
. (motioned mom P38943319) lvgfiirgijgigfemmbw‘
tom: , “‘5" f A:ll§he‘unmttoes,ikwboorfimtoss :af- ‘\
‘ ‘ . forts rmhodtln dilemma Anno-
homo guards cess of the adult; consisted at:
smtifipollce or: Reception Committeeme William
I such other R'Tantmle. Momma Bully Am
01mm moons. T.A.m*mmad ‘ , ~
a“? "doe mAboottis weredn ottoman?
”im' «Mrs..Edwnrd Hayes. Momma Home.
5 811:? hilrshBui-by. Misses Mary homogena-
' a e It . ’ ' "Mm
mniisstoners not the Maui? on Lucy Lunch and
13- whim; hive been! (lake booths were mustard lay-dim.
‘orceEJHh-gos Myra Me, "Ethel OclhhwaMe
ernor~atird 1’ Pm'aSodlley. Mrs. Mookler and M11151“!
‘fleflnltlon.~¥’l‘he lerm
:4 it i
which O'Brien.
yur‘pose of maintain-
3 out a amnion guardzywm
eating
MENA ENTER
liteond “warty/throughmtthe slate}. ‘ mRII‘JCHANIES’‘Sflflflfilj .
in Bhlclhfllhe); are organized.” i ..__ , ,,
" us! out ons.-—ln order to w! A " ~ . ,
com.“ retain tunes of rides and' (Wounded nun min”!
iA‘walh: Eugene 'F'.‘ Lesion; ”Standard: .
.jLouimCirattmls Main mot. Km
:A-walk; Herbert W. Herring. 32mm-
um...—
owlng con-
"(80 Quality within the‘terms ofthoi ward avenue. South NW‘Wk-
All at the young men presented
"(5’ in“ ”Ismael of the wheraxthemseives on time for the roll all
. and
gag-Ice, ciliaracterond courage of the!
co mun ‘in‘which the ' Hue and he! . , ~
toynlAmorttmn citizens in known pm" “beam“ “gain and “gain“ the inn:
trtutlsm. motive constantly support-f ”med?“ ‘ '
AedAIt‘lie traditions and institutions upon
which thinoountu is founded.
, "(9) Each organization must have
‘us a prime 'obhsct‘for its e’xlste cs the. '
desire for service and defense of title
. and _ Qwerty. undunot merely-the , an
tainmenl oi perfection in drill \
_ monomer. , ,
“((1). ,il‘he governors of the states indirectly tswfld ‘10“ flme depart-
and territories and tbsooidmlsstoners’
f the Bistrict ot'flotmnbla”tb”wmeh
ismwr
loathsome be mam a Ampveltahsl‘ve
.piogrtamg,of,,pr¢wization, instruction
ond'Alnspectlon. loosed. upon the. needs
of the several-states forwguardsf’
‘ ‘ it tszalsodtipututed'thntfevorvuim
gonna-mm flould beédrilieduegm-
:11 "adertmomtentudriflmasms in sin-
Vteriorwuuddwrand rtotdrlll, prompt . -
mobillxat on. manual or arms
mm
W! We 10..“
placement progeny rel ‘
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