Show 1 r MASTER ‘THE KEY’ A O STORY EOVE O IGHT MYSTERY O JOHN BY TEEMING STARTS WILSON SUNDAY’S NEXT ISSUE ' ft- 1 Salt Lake Smelter 1 Lead Republican Want Ads Makers Real Money t 47c 550 Silver ( mni? METALS) Herald Settlements Are S I Spelter 8485 Copper (Sept) 1202c the WEATHERt Sunday fair Monday colder i Inter-Mountain 37 Vol 4 W IS EARL 6008’ ROBERTS O IS CITY UTAH- IDOL DEAD SUNDAY manti DEERS ITIf ttLIK CLEAN § 1 9 1 3 j S-S O S S3 II II H0 1 iiUU B 919 kT” S rance yesterday aged v Soldiers 82 I g 9 -ft' German Losses Attacks as ar 88s as MANY Activity Wore Victoria sonal for Cross Won Bravery ft: ' - to States ‘ Vera rom WATCHUL ONDON I Cruz WERE CITIES Great SCORED Woolgrowers Plan Development for Wool and each to 13 in guide above Numbers below correspondwith numbers and corof column scores made in the classifications of sewage stables rals disposition-of sanitation etc egarbage water supply schoolhouse The 14 indicates the finalperfect scores would reach 1000 pointsColumn score of cities and Theclassificatowns in? the contest in of percentageetc tlons are as privies cesspools Sewage: Disposal collection and Stables and corrals disposal of etc manure Garbage disposal of Water supply Sanitation schoolhousesand other public Sanitary" marketing of foods of buildings' Presenceetc flies of the home cleanliness of the home ventilation Sanitation 10 of Condition of streets General parks and alleys 12 and flower gardens appearance Vacant homes JiarnsVbarnyards Lawnscent 'lots' G3 14 ences per Livestock Industries Intermountain the of States STILL POLICY I i CONCENTRATION BEGUN -follows:'! 3 I - i OR 5 4 -4 G 7 WEALTH RANGE O - - 1 General Hand unston Mexican Over t 1 to - - and What-- Class T Powerls of Ar-rCities 25000 4-5 23 It-Nov Perfect 9QI1G0 120’120! 14— WJiilc Noy'- V o 90 60j " 1 of 59 50 50j 50j 100 401 90 30‘ 70 40 40 30 20 3500 9000 to "-4o 30 : 20 Dollar 40 40 73 20 30 70 S5 35 30 30 35 60 50 90! 40 85‘ 25 30 30 20 15 36l 60 20 55 of 2500 to 3500 86 30 30 35 45 20 20fl0 20 40 45 35 -10 4O6 646 465 population "T ' - SO 126 " 61 95 38 43 75 60 75i 85 35 25 50 75 73 85 40 45 34 40 62 40 15- 40 38 33 30 35 25 35 40 35 40 35 50 30 20 30 40 59 60' 20 75 -November belgiuoillfacing American-expeditionary The Cruz will at Veradate for Galvestonand force that THE factions AMINE DANGER® their people a J ‘ reciprocal or Compulsory Service measure authorizedMyron had his years he never In T Despite Herrick the American ambassador ceased hard work since his nominal In to visit all rance the prisoners’ he had often re retirement and sufficient to Meet detained in he lived rigidly abstemious ramps where Germans are marked strength life that he preserve his Urgent-Needs rench territory Mr Hati-ick has begun might diate for the service of his t these visits this country In the past five or six years when Afternoon SiSfenwhitA' the German war cloud had been growing rench official Nov Ill: Lu-cey The he prosecuted an active campaign London CantnTftS communication — Isstied this afternoonsaid that a German to persuadethe nation to adopt a compulsory hds been active in the attack against the bridge at Nieu-T’ort military service His belief was of resulted in failure and that various that Britain required the training American relief in Bel-gium Great has-sent offensive of tho whole male a movements of the enemy populationin messageito the headrather on the plan of of tne American reHef around Ypres have been checked The arms Switzerland text of the communication follows: than the longer terms of conscription In London saying that’ the supplies “In Belgium a German attack against enforced the case of continental military n the head of the bridge at so far available are entirely nations Nieuport in failure and various efforts at ftspeeches in to meet parliamentan urgent offensive movements on tho part of the before meetings throughout needs of the Belgian people- and in the region on the east and the kingdom by magazine writings and enemy further assistance to the southeast of Ypres have been letters he preached unceasinglyand consul The American at Antwerp the necessity for the nation checked untiringly written letter to Van a Dyke “In the environs of to have its men trained in the rudiments BIxschoote the American minister at f he Hague least of the soldier’s work so at progressedone the kilometer toward in which he described trie situation as the east La that they could be called quickly to Between canal of follows: Bassee and Arrasour troops have made arms to defendthe country against in “It seems- that Belgium will to vmlnor progress vasion facethe dangerof famine much earlier actor Active Along Altaic Thought Ireland a than is' it any of thought would ‘‘In the region of by the and 1jL private he expressed havo been called upon Lassigny In conversation mayor vicinity uf the Aisne the conviction that Germany was planning of St Nicholas the as far as imploringme to hasten Berry-au-Bac the Germans have atto Britain if possible such help as the American make war on Great tacked but without success people could- and would render they when she found an advantageousmoment he believed that the supposed had without' bread "In the Argonne fighting has reand over L’OOOO'pe'ople of civil in Ireland and this little town (Continued on Page 11 Column 3) war without work menace factor in setting alight the and no means for providing "for was a them” present European conflagration Lord Roberts commanded none of the Minister Van DykeCoiuiiiffHome arts of the orator and usually read his The Hague NetherlandsNov — Dr to speeches His Henry Van" DykefAmerican popular nickname The NetnerlahcTs sailed tonight on implied personal "Bobs” no lack of ’ IN IN Rotterdam 'for 'NewjTork--Dr dignity only five feet three Although brief- leave of Van Dyke has a ield shade shorter than Marshal absence on accountof serious injury —arench his e's'est owing- to: continuouswork — his figure and bearing- were tosince the embodimentof soldiery character th6 "beginning of the war Ills Ascot was a modest home atvilla society he had Issued at or neither time Inclination but he nor Pilgrims’ ington Describing Him as president of the club was of gather and presided over its ' - Supplies Received -Entirely Imme -as own- Park Citv American Nephi on Mexican the out Class- D 1 enough Pleasant Grove extended for a to permit'tho Aguas Calientes Ephraim conventionto carry out its avowed Bountiful election of and arrange’for the Payson president to succeed"Gen-eral a provisional Gutierrez president 60 20 30 1500 2500 to SO ’90 50 50 40 40 ‘30 70120 50 90 30 65’100 75 95 40 GO 65 68 30 76 SO 20 40 48 40 40 20 30 20 95 90 ' -long as -nominated ad com-Ynittee 50-70 30 E Class insufficient - 20 40'50 20 3020 h actions Neutral Betnceit Parmineton Although Secretary Bryan declined to airview today to whom General unstonParowan ofVera-Cruz would surrender his instructions are to ville 20 " 25 '70’120 ' 30 40 30 40 420 25 20 20 H 40 30 59 23 555 10 41 -20 90 40 40 40 40 90 40 37 90 55 40 40 45 30 40 30 40 37 40 90 40 30 30 30 65 65 30 15 40 25 52 ft35 25 20 10 -65-40 of say -the-immediate 24 47 25 60 80 30 50 GO S3 45 750 to 20 30 20 40 90 30 40 70 35 30 825 705 40 70 35 34 is- it -believed turn - over the-city to de facto Kav? Panguitch receive it It the Washington Sandv recognize any faction in Coalville ft government transfer Assurances this Mexico through illmore received both from 'have 'been the Aguas Providence General Carranza and 'from that Salina Calientes convention authorities by the United the guarantees required 'and Stateswould be forthcoming that their responsibility -whatever 60 ’ is-not authorities appear to the intention of -has -Henry -50 70 30 to ’ ” - -have ' ' I Morgan Washington-officials - - 11 38 26 51 30 40 30 30 30 30 20 20 30 20 20 40 10 18 50 20 30 7 16 30 351 45 675 4-3 population 30 40 45 40 " 50 40 80 45 40 40 30 30 40 67 40 30 40 30 62 49 40 40 40 30 20 30 59 40 57 8 25 20 30 20 30 52 ft ft— ' G en Candid Aguilar a Carranza s‘upp°rfer lias eeiVen camped’with his Hurricane troops just’ outside Vera Cruz for many Mapleton having been sent by Carranza! weeks Millville receive the city from the Americans when they Unless GeneralLevan is withdrawn in tho meantime Salem Aguilar it is believed that General unston Mayfield will leave the city in his possession 30 25 40 60 30 30 20 80 40 30 80 90 30 40 30 39 20 20 20 20 20 93 80 40 20 30 15 20 90 40 30! 6010 0 30 30 25 0 40 30 ' 80 ’75 31 40 30 50 30 30 38 40 30 10 20 30 30 40 30 30 20 30 ! 20 30 50 45 10 30 20 !! 544 483 20 43 30j42 !! under population 750 ’ o -as I7jjl2()i 801 80 T i breeds of sheep 40 40 40 30 40’ 30 40 40 40 90 50 38! 30 45 85’ 25 30 25 30 50 30! 16j 45 90’ 20 30 30 70 30 40 ' : arc successful that not only will all of the wool from the western states be sold in Salt Lake but all of the mutton will have its market here and that and stockyards packing houses will of necessity have to be erectea It was stated that the sheep in the tributary to owners country Salt Lake expend more than 332 000000 each year in labor and interest in the productionof wool and sheep to say nothingof the millions Invested in the industry irt Steps Are Taken ! - ! ? ToVy’iis — 70 II" 'll ' Class -feel 35 GO ’ thol-e 'ends 20 GO 80 S3 different an international exhibition of wool woolen goods are the first steps taken by the woolgrowers Officers of the stated association yesterday that with the sheepmen of the west grading their wool in the shearingcorrals the centering of ram auctions in Salt Lake the bringing of the manufacturers’ agents here to purchase wool at the auction sales of that product which will be instituted during the coming two will make Salt Lake years the wool and sheep of the center United States The woolgrowers contemplatethat if the experiments which they are Inaugurating ' 3030'80 SO 50 the and and 20 90 GO 40 5 4 -ft ’ ' ALT LAKE will be the center of the wool and live stock industry the plans western states if the which are under contemplation by National Woolgrowers association carried out are Great stockyards wool auction house and packing plants will come to Salt Lake if the by the NationalWoolgrowers made move to bring to Salt Lake and the country tributaryto it exhibitions of live stock auction sales of wool and" of sheep The first steps looking toward the concpntrnfi on nf the billion dollar industry of the range states of th"e west in this city were taken at the last session of the Woolgrowers convention yesterday The holding of the first auction ram sale ever to be held In the United States combined with a great exposition of 693 20 15001 90 80 45 40 -custody requests Million Work i - 40! 20 population 40 40 25 12 30 — Towns 80120 50j -interim addresses 717 625 618 -30 50j 20 301 -purpose resulted wehave — Towns'of ‘80100 5090 -quarters ' 35 10 301 40 40J 30! 30 30 20! 27 80vL20 period dis-tributlon’ -who ' 40 10 94 70 100 130 ft Richmond i 40 50 20 of -policy1 -'ijas-good -couldlio 30 5090 701 60 701-671-301 I ft -They r i 70 100 S)1 90: 70! 80? i ork watchful waiting having been altered rioYespecfs Manti State’ department officials looked St George upon the reported-truce however ag-a Beaver signbelieved that if the hopeful Smithfield ’leaders had been able to bring it about City' Cedar reason’ tobelieve it there ” : embank work left to destiny the in ’ ' Richfield- be Houses Included O population GO: Class C— Towns -allowed I 40 30 13 -the ’100 - Wftft Ad 50j SOjlOQi' 50 9 of t-Iic c SOj 90 Class E— Towns a I I 70 30f 70 1S g Auction Preparationsfor in 14 11 7 501 50 '115011501100100 score Ogden Salt Lake awaiting 'official confirmation of the report from Mexico that truce had been arranged by leaders tSrigham of the’ Carranza and Aguas Cahentes Provo control of central claimants to Murrav government the Washington government its’ order to General era unston to- stand tonignr anti Cruz will be returnedto Mexican control Lehi olk 23 unless sonic radical Spanish there prevents Springville chrnge in tbc situation V over 1U 6- -31 to-Receive and Prepared - TX7:AS11INtGTON Stockyards Packing Plants Big -Total' I -Will Port acto -everDe -ft ' K- -S a ' MIER well Show !) ambassador the Hurricane ‘ j interests -by WAITING WASHINGTON IS attempts has Points Beaver 1 z He-suffered war Three George St National ' HOW Be Withdrawal in orces ft ' 7 of j : of by Lake h J4-” ’ -this minister LAKE -action United Conveyed Re Either Recognition-of I the ’ - SALT ? Kaiser Nov 15 P235 a mRAIN INTO TRENCHES ield Marshal Earl Roberts died last night in rance from pneumonia A ield telegram from Marshal Sir Weather Compels Partial Cessation John of the rench cbmmander British of expeditionary forces on the Warfare Berlin continent apprised Earl Kitchener Also Recounts Successes secretaryof state for war of the death of England’s great soldier The and Capture of Prisoners telegram read: “1 deeply Tegret tn tell you that Lord Roberts died at S o’clock "DARTS Nov 14 — The following (Saturday) evening” communication was issued tonight ield Marshal Roberts who was colonel by the office rench war in chief of the Indian troops had “rom the North sea to Lille the his greeting gone to rance to give them day has been good lie Two attacks by Soon after his arrival became the enemy one to tho northeastof seriously ill from a severe Zonnebeke the other to the south of chill on Thursday and pneumonia rapidly the latter Ypres have been’ repulsed His great age 82 years — developed with heavy losses to the Germans the mitigated against his recovery ‘‘Between the canal of La Bassee crisis In the disease coming quickly and in the region of Arras and The news of the death of Lord Roberts came as an entire surprise to England Lihons the enemy has made two The veteran’s devotion to the Thei is noth--ing without result ofthe army his hard work in else to report’-’ this connectionand his seeming good health had been the subject of comment M Polo de Bernabe the Spanish since the beginning of the war Berlin in at of rench popular military figure charge He was the most Interests in national having been authorizedto Great Britain and of hero rival in the affections visit a camp of prisoners of war in Germany without MA 4 DRIVING T CONTEST -? : )- WIND COLD Salt Lehi and I of spect Leads 1- ' No Per TOWN’ k — - : WARS by Verdun as HEROO WAS 4 - SB Heavy With Enemy to Extends Two Repulsing Herald No ' 'ft ft- Ogdeni ' of WOULD in B-V years" - Tells Lake 169 Vol’ 1 Brigham "t- Paris CENTS g I Indian to IVE high scores ftv Q -ft 1 9 I- EARL ROBMarshal Crossed TTIIELDzMARSHAL ERTS of Kandahay Pretoria anddied Say Kind Word Waterford who m ield amous Channel to' PAGES— PRICE 52 1914 4 RANCE IN ’15 NOVEMBER TRUCE EMPIRE BRITISH O REPORT LAKE SALT Republican No Salt 40’78 25GGS The first step to make Salt Lakethe llGl wool center of the United States was taken when it was proposed to grade 3054 woo! at the shearing corrals It ’60 50 64 40 40 20 30 G5 40l 12 20 20J546 the was predicted on the floor of the by formerGov rank R Gooding 50100 30 901 20 30 20 30 80 30 10 10 2052 701 70l 39j 40 30 30 30 30 30’52 of Idaho that the exorbitant 30 30 TOILS West Bountiful 7030 LONDON middle to 30 70 o0 40 30 30 30 70 40 30 20 30 52 men must cease Stronger l'owertu Get City Miiicrsvil’e and that the sheep owners of the west official Should an appointed ly Washington 70 50 30! 30 30 30 30 20 80 30 20 20 20’48 must sell directly to the manufacturer convention chiefs Aguas calientes with 40! 30 30 20 20 30 48 from a central point 40-70 20 30 49 40 50 sufficient control Pvandolph — preferablySalt however Lake URGE'UNIONs’tO'JOIN 30 8 2o 40 433 When the conventionauthorized 70 75 30 20 10 25 35 75 of the surroundingterritory to warrant Tremonton the association’s Has Passport officers to hold a Wash his claim the transfer 30 GO 40 30 30 willbe Scipio 40 70 40 30 3045 auction sale 30'30 ram and probably a big EDERATION made to him In other words General AMERICAN: 25 10 12 it with the intention Go 75 55 90 20 2G 20 54 20:505 sheep show was unston will hand over Vera Cruz to Alpine the recognized many making Salt Lake '40 60 20j 15 30 20 35'43 "35 33 30 40393 ofcenter Bridgeman Taylor the manlwho presents himself with the Garland of the wool and live stock ings Philadelphia Nov 14 — Several and protect' it 70 29Qi 20 30 20 30 60 30 201 20 no Kamas 40 3039 of the west means to receive so asserted President Leader liw Many Moves were adoptedat today’s- session matter which faction he may represent’ rank Jv Hagenbarth ollowing ield Roberts worked day of the' American ederation of Marshal Although orders had been sent to up this assertion President Hagenbarth night for the welfareof the sol14— —A and One requires that local unions throughout clean London Nov to allow Mexican QGDEN is declaredwinner over Salt Lake in the state-wide contest said that if th§ Salt Lake mysterious person ot General unston town bankers and diers from the the war the country affiliate with the outbreak He priests and nuns to sail from Vera known under the names of Horst took the greatest in 15 the of business men interest themselves another’ supports the was inaugurated Utah Juno suggestion would Von Der Goltz and Bridgeman interest in the InDeitrick upon Taylor thetransport San Marcos it was James M Kirkham secretary" in Salt Lake the center of the issued an appeal for funds bill provides of the Utah Development league The making described as a and now- in Congress race' major in the dians not live stock industry and the wool in known definitely today whether and for the wounded and sick lie also made that' the government and suspected of being a Gerown The San they had actually left'or not Ogden ami Salt Lake as ho only contestantsin class “A” includingdustry that stockyardsand packing requests for m G g remanded in a police saddles sportsmen to contributeco W ashing-ton mlglft left port it was man spy wason the cities of more-than 25000 population proved remarkably close Ogden winning' houses will have to come to the inaifor the at Mount Vernon"and of Thomas Marcos today chargeof failing to army which broughta Jefferson said before unston ket General is The final score was 73 to 70 in favor of the Junction bv three points as an alien enemy on Page 3) register (Continued Column the understood that they have been work-right Believing The prosecutionsaid that although eleven priests have City ing in the direction of forty Lnine'nuns'and concen-live the prisoner was stock and wool induscharged with this 4 been living disguised in Vera Cruz for Irrespectiveof classification Manti trating the A ft V ':‘ some’" timtf- past RE-ELECTED minor offense he was under the grave accepting places as N EWLAN (Continued on Page Column 3) DS county seat of Sanpete "county regsuspicion of the foreign office the avoid falling servants and laborers to and the police and istered the score in- the contest that he t ? into the hands of the constitutionalists LORIDA PROMOTERS nt large might have to answer more serious being credited with S25 Consul General'Silliman is believed points out of charges to have followed General Carranzafrom a possible 1000 Manti The O man had In his possessiona BY 38 was entered in class “D” including MexicoYCity to "Cordoba- hiswhere-- the 'passport Issued at Washington bearing loss jn the death of ield Great Britainhas sufferedan irreparable first chief has taken-up temporary ’'"the Taylor ON TRIAL OR RAUD Bridgeman and The' towns having populations ranging namehim MarshalLord Roberts which occurred while thegreatestof headquarters today state department 1500 and 2500 Hurricane in as a majorin the him and in hadno wprd 'from soldiers avus visiting 11711 Robertsill ad was visiting the troops rance T ft Washington county winnerof the class’ soldiers me Indian muiaii troops' lurrauce ’(Continuedon Page Column ft?'-OURTEEN notable partin thc present campaign'in ah advisory capacity “” division — tou ns of less population The prosecution mentioned sums of taken a it said had — Nevada than 750 — was secondin the contest at been re— Official Canvass of money towhich iul ui vine 78" points mltted the prisoner by an official ana ever ins iirst wiougms-wwe mu KILLEO DAILY large scoring Sold Land on Which Cattle Had The soldier zu 'fc aber Vote for U S? Senator is Cities and towns scoring 70 points named prosecutorsaid he lidinot’afi yet know whether the better in the contest at large were Reports from the battle fronts continued' be meager ft The latest or to Wear "Muckshoes’ to official was af German or a representative Sal Lake Ogden Lehi bulletin of the rench war office says that froln the North sea to Lillc-the Brigham of States -ft: Manti' St? the United consulate RAILROADS George Beaver and Hurricane been arid ‘that the BY AMERICAN Keep satisfactory German' rom Sinking detective events of the da v When arrested a and These cities' and towns say the have been and reports also German-repulses several5 his Taylor losses heavy contest judges be aked whether consideredas name was or 1 may Von Der Goltz the prisoner is alleged I boints V 14— rancis G sanitary and clean in all the phases Kansasof City Nov T4 Land — That the to have replied: "Taylor 'xL from but how a: was municipal cleanliness Chambers fl Newland? which may sold as company Ju 1X1(3 CUbD nLUO XUCULU111 LAiU- VAX1LJU1 Midi XXOLU am Von Der I be 'consideredas any in the United most fertile land in the came you to know that Penalizing of TrespassingPro- United States senator cn Goltz?” ! Petrograd are making progressin East Prussia Berlin admits that the the Nile” Slates and it is the belief of off’cials world outside the valley of Platt": by over Republican Samuel of the state and Russians are advancing in Galicia and have occupied several important board of health' that the land upon parts of which-horses 'posed as Remedy atEco-' plurality totes according Change Passport System contest Utah cattle were obliged to up to a wear The result of tho official canvass 4 to Washington Nov 14 The records standard of to keep from sinking and other today which any state in The 'Austriancampaign against the Serviansis reportedtobe pro-’ nomic Convention of tho state w jiclr was completed department—show that a the' union- should haver-reason to be parts pf were inundated vote' is: which completely passport issued rapidly with the in retreatJThe was August 31 last to ceeding Servians complete the charge' made by Sylvester proud: was Platt Bridgeman W Taylor born in San I Democrat ‘S075 In the Caucasus the the various R Rush of general staff reports the second line Chicago Nov’-14 5436' Winners of class contests Omaha special assistant rancisco Julj16 1887 He wag — Railroads of the Newlards 8037 Miller-Socialist of nation' 'kill' 555S persons cities to the attorney general of the to be an export broker' of of the xtussian defenseshave been taken while the annually an are as follows: Clasps A an entire Bfc The application every day of than 25000 populationOgden: United States in outlining the government’s New York for averagetof fourteen? more corps on the Caucasian border on November 12 is also! MORRIS HO DIRECTOR passport' came Russian army laws “B”-from '9000 against through red Schneider there penalizing trespassing class 3500 to areno Brigham federal case company in E street Baltimore and the announced: ti' ‘railroad tracks R class “C” from 2500 court here today German on to 3500 Lehi class of Charges J 82 Wall claim '& name Tucker Russia-on the other victory of general of the of Bed Cross from 1500-Ito 2500 Id president and four hand claims over a number detach agent Chicago 'Man in Manti class Chambersof street attached Charge was as Identifying Northwestern-railroad- told delegates Deuber the “H” 750 to jl500 agents co’mpany are 'witness i Offices in Bicknell's’ Absence armington ments of Kurdish cavalrysouth of Kara kilisse — attending the Officials have conference Poulterer Morris class “” less than 750 charged with using the mails to no way of telling Nov 14 Hurricane Austrian aeroplaneshave dropped bombs on Antivari the "Montesociety here ‘Denver today and Whether the passport hag been altered director of the — ll'ockv Mountain promotea conspiracyin the irst State-vihle Contest in conft “I thiijkit is a sale of lorida lands fraud was possible under the negrin seaportnear the Adriatic and the Austrians conservativestatement of the American Red Cro-s will Because come contest is said to be the' first old passport 'to snv lhat it the duties of National Director ft The system the President tact with the Montenegrin array would cost the: Attorneys for the defense sprang a operatingin Herzegovina assume Cf contest ever"" new regulations yesterdav states tcounties and' H P Bicknell in the Washington D complete state-wide surprise when they making municipalities that Mr met with a repulse radical changesto secure netfect office during the latter’s stay in' Europe’ the United States less to enact and enforce trespass laws in Texas Chambers assumed announced 11 responsibility-for of the applicant establish Italian council of ministershas to The appropriated'$80000000 than its does to pick up and bury the according an announcement held Ya similar contest two years ’ago the land and' claims for it The de-' ”‘ full report to a passport todayDirector' Bicknell Ills as a native here it’ J dead hold inquests made but was not state-u ide a large part nlltlinrl :woe citizen and otherwise to militaryexpenses a on the bodies and the activities Q or naturalized new will havergeneralcharge the of the Lone dtar state failing to care for cripples” Mr parmaintain the integrity of of the American Red Cross on resentation as to the land was true American said battlefieldsand that the land was being drained (Continued on Page Column'2) yusspv A ft r 'ftV ft in-’ ANOTHER SPY 5125! 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