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_ceiiil li. uanoninla Prilerlptlon Druqgllt

Revere Hotel Block, Kong BL -Phone 616.

AI.. NAVY

sit;-’ifL,lf` CANADIANS __

. For Immediate overseas service. Pay $1.10 A day and upwards. Free Kit. Separation allow- ance, $20.00 monthly. Apply nearest Naval Recruit-

, . ii-lg Station or Dept. of the _

" >:z_ Naval Service, OTTAWA' `\"

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ANNUIN MEENNG

I Continued from liege Four

Dr. Fullerton said' his ffelt strongly

that an office. in 'Chaiilottotoivn was absolutely necessary and he was ol opinion that the services of a secre- tary would prove higjily_satis'factory_ it-f an effort was going to -be made to secure $50,000 a year, it was obvious

that 4;, considerable xiioililt of clcii cal work would be volved, and it was unreasonable to expect that Mr. Justice Fitzgerald should devote the whole of his attention to thc innume- rable details which would come up and which a secretary could handle. I-le therefore moved that the Fund se- cure a suitable omce and a secretary at ii salry to he decided on_

Mr. Tldmarsh seconded the motion.

which, owing to the latent-ss of the hour, was allowed to stand over iiiitil this evening, when the meeting ivlll be resumed. ‘

On the motion oi' Mr. Tidmarsn, se-

conded by Dr. Fullerton, the reports were adopted. and tho thanks of -the meeting conveyed to tlic (Jhairlnaii of the Committee and the whole (Tom- mittee for the valuz-:ble work done.

The Chairman, iii a few remarks,

acknowledged the vote ol thanks, whereupon the meeting adjourned to meet this evening at fl o'.clocl¢_._.._._..-

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ininuliltn inttillli Pinnilc ruin

pa _ed at tlie annual meeting of' the

illce Edward Island Branch of the tniotic Fuild held-yesterday: "lie

solved: That this meeting do new agiourii until to-morrow, Tuesday, e eiilng, 21st inst_, at 8o’clock, silcn meeting to he hem in the Legislative

Cpuncll Chamber, ut _whigrh time a ge- neral meeting of ai1`wh wish to at» tend will be held. All persons in-

tgcfsteti in_ this most patriotic cause a .cordially invited to be presentf’

m';§B f0||0WlIlg lgidbliltion was

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FUX “PENS

A Guardian representative called

at the otllcc of the Fur Sales Board and found them bus‘y ‘receiving fox skins. Quite a number of skins are being received daily from differ- cnt parts of the Province, These skins are immediately shipped'to the differciit fur centres and sold. The manager of the Fur Sales Board, Mr. Chester' McLure showed the repre- sentative some returns- secured Mon- dtiy for underpriine and _,damaged skins from foxes that had been ac- cidentally killed during September and October. Judging from the ac-‘ count sales it would seem that the fox industry was it most. profitable one .as the prices for under prime and damaged skins ranged as high as $200 each.

Oli asking Mr. Mo_Lure was the

Sales- Board meeting with the co- operation ot` tho lox brt=.cders'.’

Mr. -_Mclniito replied: “The fox

breeders of Prince Edward island are F-hrcwd null :ire intelligent enough to know what co-cpe/rative marketing means for them and the industry, and we are rceeiving tho best pos- sible support oi all the leading ranchers."

Ther.. is' no doubt that the Fur

Sales Board will do the work ' for which it is organized, viz, the co- operative marketing of pelfs.

Mr Robcrt S Morrison, Summer

Mr. D. Murdoch of the Rogers

Miss Ruth McLeod, Stanley Bridge

Mr It H Stems, and his father,

_ git

-» Central -“__

at 8 p. ln. Admission 25c. 3176

ADMIRALTY COURT.- There

will thus be reminded that they are not forgotten by their former as- sociates.

OVERSEAS MAIL.-The last wire

received fom the post office depart- ment gives_instructioiis to despatch a lull mail for the United Kingdom to connect with steamer sailing from

to be placed on board on Friday even-

c o hica and Rev W A

ment there is a cause, and for

These preparations are the re-

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pested today and tonight.

ANNUAL MEENNG

form the Executive.

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if so te any in um rmlua. ' mrliiclssions réii-1'l-td WAI

5-Bt. Petefs Cathedral, Tuesday, 6

GRACE CHURCH Concert tonight p.m.

October 21st. . _

\_-- ~ THANK8.- Messrs Noy, Holman

‘°' Rive desire PRINCE EDWARD THEATRE.-

& Gillis, Ltd., Hunter r,

IN to express their gratitude to the Pauline Frederick, one of the most

neighbors who so kindly came -to charming actresses on the screen.

{q their assistance during the fire which was the heroine of a live-reel master-

Vg§,\\ -1. destroyed their warehouse, and piece at the Prince Edward Theatre

through whose efforts so much stock yesterday, while the popular actor was saved; also to the railway of- Irving Cummings, leadin'g man in ficials who placed cars at their dis- "The Diamond from the Sky" was posnl and otherwise assisted them. hero. “The Worlid's Greatest Snare"

is a strong drama from the pen of

BELGIAN RELIEF ‘LOT'l1ERY.- the famous English author, E. Phil- .

(The lottery _for the Belgian Relief lips Oppenlieim., and affords ample Fund will take ptlace on Thursday scope for intense emotional acting. next, the 23rd, lnst. There are still a The story is that _ot a woman who. few tickets ~le'ft at one dollar each. inspired by the love of a true man.

The friends of the fund are required is saved from herself and lives'

to kindly come along and purchase new life. There isa deep plot running them in order to make the affair a through the play and the scenes success. are varied and comprehensive. The

dancing hall scene is particularly

REMIEMBERING FORMER EM- dramatic, in which the girl meets for

PLOYEES._f-The firm and employees the first time the man who after- nf Messrs Bruce- Stewart and Co., wards makes her happy. The picture have contributed $100 for Christmas is altogether magnificent. The 18th presents for twenty-nine former em- episode of the “H011 Clow" was more ployees, now in khaki in France and exciting perhaps than sny- of its pre England. These parcels will go for- de'cessors‘ and the Identity of the ward today and needless to say, will “Laughing Mask"~‘ls still shrouded in he fully- appreciated by the boys who ll1yBtBTy- Th9 D\'0E\‘5mU1° Wm _be W

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°“ CH|l|]REN'S All] SUCIHY

stant, and that the lust. mail to con-

nect should reach Montreal iii time ____ _

ing the 2-ith. lit will therefore be The annual meeting of the Chil- necessary that all parcels from this drone’ Aid Society was held last

_ province to go forward by this steam- evening in the City Court Room with

PERSONALS ~ or should be mailed not later than a fair attendance. \i‘he'Pres`idf=/nt, Dr.

Wednesday next. the 22nd_ instant, so Conroy occupied the chair. The re-

` _**‘ as to leave here on Thiiystiay morn- port ol the -last. annual meeting, held

Mr. John Coombs, Tracndio, was it ing. Nov. 8, F1915 was read and on motion

visitor tn tin- city yestoi-tiny. __ adgi1ted_t I th -t Mr W W

__-__ e or s o a en , . _ .

. A Boi/5' WORK MEETWG--' Tim l\lcPllioe' slid the sgcretary treasurer,

MF- “- U~ T'f0\‘/H0- Mufffiy Uill”b0f~ fourth meeting in the course of traiii- Mr W' L Canon were submitted

was in me Cm' yesinrday- :list fOr men iii ubny; workk was heal? and adv./pted 'and copies ordered to ‘ Mr- U- R- R0f5""`5- S“mm0l'Sld'~`- Vi' -till' thocliiliililgaluexdglleiigeiivuppthlrnignwas gsoniegadtothghzig _lg:,)$~,I;:|ial Govern' "7i“`-il Ui” VW' -""“"°“l“Y- ileicideli. to forego the regular pro- Roma,-kg, on tary wo;-king of the

_ _ ' _ t=\'=1mr11@ in Order to sive time Dre- society and on the omclency or the

lS1¥::`-th-2-Ci? b“““il‘"5» S“mmGT91d0- sent an opportunity to hear addres- ¢wo orphanage; were mgdg by Mr,

‘ Y' ses from Mr. Auld of Freetown who L_ W_ Wa¢s0n_ provjncgai gum,-in.

F is 0118118611 in Y- M- C- A»- W0l'k» Dr. tendent under the Childrens' Aid

_ _ - »

sitio, was in Chrl.rlot.tetown yesterday, ggfgrgcwhf, Them i,(;~0Sen¢_ lqihgy 'eacp Acéefore proceedllng _‘Q0 the ¢|,,cuc,n

‘_ _ V__°°_' , I gave an excellc-nt and practical ntl inf Omm,-S the president Kava an ex.

RCN' Lj `°ek”- lowndl “'35 I" dress dealing with thc training nl ,-(~||,,m ,,,1fir@g.3- which contained ii,

th” my ’°"“"day' boys. the work of the Sunday School <-oinpi-.nf-_ resume or tho work of the

_ _,__ and thc Y. M. C. A. Owing to ,thc past ycir and a clear explanation of

M" H' H' (OX Moran' wa” in GDWSIHIC Of meelinléfi Qliat broké our it-.:~ Soi-iety's work and effectiveness.

tow" y"”t"‘lay' in the City last night, all of them illr lit- pointed out that many of the

`_'*` ortant. a re ort of his, one oi this -- ‘ t c not

"'V”m“"‘ C' G"y M“`K"°“"°- City' Mi Nwst lmiwrtagt of thém. is resrcttub- N'obttuIilsl`:tNeBd oliutdllf :Selig iriiogrlldtorce yesterday fol'Toronlo oiiliis wily ovcr- ly impossible in this ,Bmw Next as A dcten,e'nt_ ‘ 50”' Monday evening the programme in- A resolution moved by Rev. Di-

T'_' tended for last night will be takeii Fullerton and seconded by Rev. T.

-- -M", ~'°"“ MCM’ ‘"7 M“Ki° 8° Nel' up when Dr. _Robertson will sive his W. Murphy instructed tho President Son' (ny ‘mm to Sllmmerslde yestcr concluding address, his subject beiiig to convey to Canon and Mrs. Simp- d*W° _ social characteristics The meeting son the hes.rtfel~¢ sympathy of the

_'°*` as usual will open at 6 sharp. Society on' the death of their s'on,

Lieutenant Stewart Simpson, who

Hardware Co_, ueiit to Ml H - _ bor yeswrday. 'fray 3|' vallalltly ilglltlllg for his CO\lll

_ __*°_ _ ' - -I be l 'mn Mayor Brown,_ who _was present.

_Mr' nlfbscl (1 ' Cldrkn' M°,“"t St? :Ii}i`i°thriIr“iIiI:re°i‘aEillempgnzlii-eadgdeliiseisg spoke in the highest possible terms ‘V‘""-- V/"-1 3- Vinum' 'i-0 U10 UU’ )’€’b' atsciencehssbeensbietociireinullitssfsges f th h _S | d _ terda ' and that is catarrh Catarrh being greatly in- O 6 work of t B oc my an spa

Iiucnced by constltiltional conditions requires cially' Cummended ‘wth °rphBnage

Rev. l)r lleartz, of Amherst N. S. 315;"lm2i°liIlslilye:hrd‘e:l§tslxiiistl§:“l§&cdhrIli: azgltglhelr philanthropy and on uw _ - - _ y condition of all the surround-

H,-I-,ved _On ,hc Stamcy ms! night in Mucous ui-facedaf-the_Elyste1n,thcrebydcstroy- _ _ _

d - f ,_ _ I , - ing me nunssnnn or tile unease. givingéiis _ings in the town homes-

BDCH -1 GW ‘MS ll _(»hHFl°i»i°i0Wfl~ pageant pt!rmmi!ial&yh_\;uiilldii3¥)iul;;L¢§;: Sygntituag The election of ofllcers was then 85|! ill ' -_

, _ _ _ proceeded with and resulted as fol-

I Mr' MPX' M‘""“- “X M-‘ P-~ W" §§‘i&"r§“is?iIfii% °e’ni'§i'f°ii'dfii'¢ 'i'iln'i'iii§'f'2iiif lows: President. Dr- Conroy; First oylield. ictiirrled home_ yesterday ni- One Hundred Dellsrsfoi-_any case that it ails to Viggprggide-nt_ R9v_ D,-_ Fui|e,-ton; vternoon after is visit tg thg (}lty_ cure. Send forliatoi testimonials. second vice_Presment, new FL

-- '-_ Addi-essF._1_ Cl-lENEY& C0..Toledo. 0. Maurice McDonald, Sec. Trees-urer,

Miss Jennie Scott student Chariot- :_ Soldbyallbl-uzgiste. 75c. Mn W_ L_ C0mm_ M,-_ D_ A_ Mcmn

tctown Business College- spent the - non' Hum S0“c|¢0r_ These Wm,

s

wang and at her home in M,,~5hne|d_ e ve.” strong and large cmnmmee Bm ,___ ____. _65 $60502

8

The report of the Agent showed 3 96-63-

ifl SDGINHIIK 11 f0W WCGRS ill U10 City that during the year 377 cases were _ me guest of Mrs' E- J- Bell- dealt with, made' up as follows: 131 There h'av__é‘also ,passed through

_ the Ti-easurer‘s hands, cheques of

‘Miss Margie Stuart, student of _ ‘_ the »Mqt1_a|-y Dqpnrmmm to the

<__pl1;i'tl<»tlll@le»;nk engufialniftfiis f iCol(icgie. R I. C l amount of $224 which were trans- s iewe vs ng rensn | dm-th Ta (gh Wiltshire and North River. e e _ liar;-iaestant Srphadgggulgi- tigez su;

i- _ ---»--»-_.__.-._.....-........--»...»~»-~»-».-»¢ _ »o-o-s--»~ t. f ldi fs’ 'lllld l ill `

Miss Myrtle Pratt nl st. retorsf O d' _ “W - - M ggrtliatulnntltutlgn, Igdllhgfz 1:25;

returned home from a visit to her r S Dflln "@9733 0|' P¢‘nf\d paid to the keeper of the' Detention' Sister. MFG- Dr- J- S- Clark. of Bran- Cflllglls Quickly ‘ Home by the City' Council_eeveral df-in. MBIlil0bH, F01' every ordinary human gil. Endgd sums _for the care of children tem-

Mr. John S. Henry and Mrs. Hen- . . _¢°_;5`3_50_ _ . _

ry, leave today on return to Calgary every cause there is 3 cure ln "°“§:,:°:;;_’:,‘;':‘°°&°'==§':°'°' '

after spending three months in Char- Tll_B TWO M3C'S All-Réd lille Of q-|,,,,.,,,,'|,|,_ lottetown their former home_ gtgndgrd family 1-gmedigg ____ _M”Mr____M__ »

' ‘ - suits of years of careful testing _ -ri.. ,.,-,,,,,,,¢ ,i -,~ - H ,,,,¢,_ v ` ‘

gIt;`m`,:' sit, |St°|:;: a‘;°:e,.L;;“` fig' 1,111 ' d research, Therg ig nothin slmvle. inex 'livellxilmgiiigcle - _ ‘

' I' 5 y° 5' " - - % quicklv hes in the inflamed svroll

lim to bid nn-swell to Maint- ri.. ii. _oubtfuhdublousorexperimenta mornin-nes otitis tin-nut, unes°t'm- . _ ' _

. ' ` - » muse ' . *-

§r‘§;{‘° b°f°'° 11° "°'"°“ “ff "‘° lbiillt _ gf,'j,‘;‘,,,*}},‘,‘§°c,,‘,‘;‘e‘}, ,{",§§‘f‘““ }i‘1}“.§-_§'f,!§' Thi “"N°-"‘“¢ §§,“°""“°“ "°i’“ '°' 'rwo cssss wi-licii i-nov: 'ri-is exrnllo o Y

, _ om” than ln mm mu h _ colv '_ by Mins len nytnont, Nor ER OF "_ cc" Aera mth lNAn . HIALING NU.

*-- _ _ _ K _ tiismv from her cousin. te. Herman _ Mr. Hush MeKllinb\l, Wood ls- _Mac 3 Lllle UI Eilzffr s§:cn23ll2§&m*§f:u%il Dynisnt,.Bomewlm`re~in I-‘rance:_ '_ _ ‘ _ "-°-°~‘-~

lands, was in the city yesterday, re- » Meath, be 0 » i' - _ De"___C0u“n_ “Mrk _ _ _ The use of Dr. Chases Ointment is

_ t Se et c mea cuter, ticklin _ _ _ _

turning from the western om or the Ill 8|' Oll' Cf innnt :dint unumyxnn get lt nlfnl? align* uw linen ,in answer to your “"1 “°*“°"¥ we "W Melt! le-:om island, where he_ had been attending Rn _ restful rleep. 0 “ml mg; |£ wah, e_|.¢m|. Lrwelved some uma can be brought about in a single his grandlathers funeral, Donald Mc- , ghost code areNcon1ue by it in ‘gm y l|,y¢_mg Inu plenum m "_ Mr. George -Beavis. 119 James Phee of Brse, Lot 9. -- ~ ' -_ __ *__ ' ' -_-_ ~; °}‘m‘i':’ °fh§::~se“e:!ih ngnyctwr cd". qsungmm mm ,_ _Z a.heallng ointment,_ I consider Dr.

Every Uno of the 50-,pi-gpg;-3. M _ I b,°,cm,| '“,_h,§’,f” 0,' ,MH _ H P--niet I was heme - str I “ “'86 fullnills °°\'° 0|? my' les. and

lin-_ .itunes P. al-noisy ni this city tiomi, pm up in 3 nd wr; r* °°‘?;N* ' ` ` I °°°ls “"“""'“'i*"‘°"“‘“° ‘mild of "°“l of _two doctors i vm unable ui

arrived home on Saturday night from with the formula plainly prgfed ` sinks this splendid sougif ‘mthe,;satl‘-'spend li few _ pleasant "‘° '°"° i‘°“|°d- 0" “Y “Y df\\8~ New York_- His many friends will be . E I. h th I bel iimlfh if ounce; of Plnex_ _ han", 'ith y0u_ ` Ohass’s Ointment, and I used it with pxrseddtp llesrnuthaftt he isdcompletely agmgg |5 0"- _ e 3 01' C_0ll°- I\;>tféel"{l|:»0rl=h} égznmtm :U ‘Q |_“nm,¢ ,W mug; .Mug gh, -glvg thebglntglisnt s falzhtrlsijl Alta- r ore n ea tl sr un ergo ng an . _ _ 'I ll .hm h r plug? f" i 'gm-doing 5, our |¢¢._~ ga o l e 0 say at a lore operation by the by the noted P. E_ I. _ , zgtdiillpnle--A Iaiillilglyopigv ` _ ters \¥e"`§I’oansored by our ¢||1¢¢n__ this experience was Dr. Chese'| Oint.-I surgeon, Dr. David McKenzie. Red _rugtii-Well sivrgpughsir votf wifi l&&mc.\;rt\iiily pez;-l,lf___ d¢_9“|-ou, people; C N S lt .I _

' ~ - _ - - - DI '..JIl$‘|1ae ' v intent nnapo s o., . ., wi' es ‘ gm

Ml” Amy P_ wood’ eldest daugh_ -The T~ M , A" Red und ang o l rssulove its plasmon! D, on me mg; in 'foggy it. Dr. Chsse’s Ointment. There wash

W0 RCS lnex il A l is and hi lily . - -

ter of John B. Wood, of Tryon, left Wm. cure your m’__on thiswe ,M4 Wmmug? of nf to H who _watches and cares for uf, 8 111010. but- it kept. lbttlng worse. hy the Northumberland yesterday word d tins um oomhliielfmwix _” ' ' ,ll I s had some very narrow' ei- uid it was akin omwr. and that it» morning en routd to ibsithbridgo, _ Yom' T an fel”-lution and il the world and I have never gotten n scratch |ll¢°l1dl¢l‘hlYil8 lllll 40110. but chill* Nibgfta when nits will bg noting in ' Iptnes}be°ue and ii” f 'yet _- --< -- l_ ~ _ _ _ - mended Dr. Chews Ointment. Bs-`

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Prince

'rl-il'.A_'rR¢ ‘ STAR

DANIEL

HALF IN

‘The Green-Eyed

Eicarasnm cnlirrsn or “The Iron Claw”

win so n .mann of els liumlnuty snort-len ieumolii use ’ A Stirring Famous Pl re Production, .... Court this morning, Ch.lef_ Justice FALLEN.-' .Lieutenant Hilton Mc- Sir Wilfrid Sullivan presiding. _ Laren Gordon, son' ot the late' Captain

_ James Gordon, formerly of` New

PATON8 have stocked a hundred Perth, and who some twenty years

pairs of home-made socks in Gro) ago removed to tha Paetfle coast, is one xml colors; 3 pairs for $1.50, reported inline ln action. Lieutenant worth 65c s pair. _ 3190. Gordon left this province when eleven

years' of age. with his parents, set-

CATTLE SHIPPED.-Amotlg the tiling in Portland, Oregon. 'On the out;

outward cargo yesterday morning by break of the war he enlisted wit the S. S. Stanley were tive pure bred the 102nd Battalion of British Col Aberdeen Angus cattle, snipped by umbis. ,solo with the _battalion to Messrs. Horne Bros_ of Winsloe. the front. is death occurred on

“PAULINE or --'ran s'rs:nNAL:c_irr" iiv

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A colvlrom-Ast.: cornea into wlInA1s2iril.er:°c(liii‘Ifn: lily PEARL SHELDON “The S

let at 85 Cumberland St. See clssiiled tie up and attend to m\'l1l\g,*Hul;'

column. 3195 day is the next day for mailing, trend 1 _ e

them in your order. 3190.

Five Tremendouslxgtmftom the. _ _ _j

I iz. PaiLLi'i>'§>h"rr§N mam J _

Can Love _Regenerate A1

L Woman ~ __ _` See This Marvellous Plctuteand be

Ooiwinced ' ~

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I THE BRITISH GOVERNMENTS

OFFICIAL WAR FILMS `

“Britain Prepared”

‘ ` 10 SUPER-REELS 10 -

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Your Mother

'l Be Pleased

whhtllutea. Telllier I recommeiulit, for I use

_'K in my own lloiiie. Sliow her the Guarantee eii the lslid, and l know die will be gicdtotryit.

“You’II like

the flavor

cases of trusncy; 193 cases which came under neglect owing to parental lndiilere-ner; as to school attendance; quite a number ol' children of schodl age were sent to schodl for the first time; and others were provided with clothing, etc.

in connection with deiinque`nt and

neglected children. 26 children were brought before the Juvenile Court, 21 of whom were made wards of the Society, which with two voluntary cases added 23 wards to the Society during 1916. Six of these- children were placed in St. Vinc'ent’s Orphan- age, nine in the' Protestant Orphan- age at Mt. Herbert, three in' private homes, one in Reform School, Hali-

veillance. "

The report of the Secretary Trees

urer was as follows'

Receipts:

Balance, November 8th,

1915

From Provincial Govern-

ment

From City Council From members of the So-

ciety ..

$141.65

` $701.65

Expenditures:

Paid Salary ‘ of -

Agent $499.20 - Paid Rf/nt Detention _ Home . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 50.00

Paid Telephone Ser-

vice 13.50

Paid Advertising

and» Printing . _ . . . . . .I2.92

Paid Horse hire for

children . .. 5.50

Paid Ry. _fares and

expenditure - _ln trans-

port of deliiiqueuts. . . . 23.25

Paid' ` Minute ' book.

porarfly sent there, amounting in all

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I donned the uniform. I will always heproud to wear it, but hope to have it oft’ before another year. lt is out here that a boy thinks of the loved ones at home and especially his mother and knows she is always thinking oi' him.

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some good work slu'ce' we cams over hers and we have been complimented more than once for it.. We have been in France five' months now and I csunoi: see how the Germans' can hold out. much longer. They are |05-_ ing ground constantly, every attack we _make is successful and we most- IY take a. l11l'Se number of prisoners.

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