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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-04
CHANGE Of VENUE
GRAN BYJUDGE.
To MINE STRIKERS


Walsenhurp Colo. July Judge
a. " MCHendrie sitting M tho dis
trict court here this afternoon granted
the application of Attorney Horace
n. Hawkins, presented in behalf of
nine strikers charged With the Killing
of three mine guards ana an automo-
bile chauffeur on the La Neta road,
November g. for change Of venue
and "a new trial, The application was
granted after the arguments Of At
torneN Hawkins ana Special prosecu-
tor dudge j. g. Northcutt had been
heard
Hawkins application was accom-
panied by an affidavit m which he
charged thH the court entertained Il
prejudice agatnst The defendants ana
that he was unwilling TO snomii the
defendant strikers for trial Ia Huer-
tano or Pruwers county. fne hitter
place haviue heen suggested in the
argument and affidavit OF the oppos-
ing counsel
Judge McHendrie did not specify
what Judge ne would can in, but took
the matter under adVsemcnt. The
judge thus appointed to preside at
The trial of the strikers win designate
The jurisdiction ~ which The cases
will lac tried
This ease grew out Of the killing
Of Harry + Bryan. w " Written.
Is. a. Adams aud Lake Terry who,
It is allegod were amuushed by strik
ers near the Lonehead reservoir on
tho way from La Neta Three We're
killed outright and Adams wounded,
DIVING the nest day az a Pueblo hos
pial
Four richards hrothers were ar
rested hN the military authorities
few daYs later aud from one of them
an alleged confession taken Five
Others now M Jail here. were apprc-
hended later.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-04
ANOTHER NONE N Ql AliKEL
HIaTWIIN 4 NfiIiiNIA MD villa

Washinetou, july ST. Justice An
derson III tht distrli supreme court
signed nn ofdNf here tonight direct
ing three express companies 20 sNuM
enufc ON 81 adat WHY thc} should not
be- ,niulred from delivering several
million peso IN now currency ~
gmxed in Washington Tor the Alex
can cunrf'iufaunalists The shipment
IN IN route 90 va rasp ana The cunsii
tuiionalift agents assert they Tear u
viii faH into nnfrlendN hands.
The application for the order was
made ly ATTORNEYS iar lflieitaa +.
Nllmrnal secretary uf th treas ufA
in General tHfmbsi cabinet Wh"
chatrss thff his farwsfdIns Afenit
sAniiaRn winfield. aid not ship thf
notes in the prnprf marust npl
consigned them 90 himself nf a CON
federHf
The court proceedings were inter
preted here ar another Development
ln tie dlflurrne between tnftanza
and General VIVA
The application docs not a'; as g
restraining order II th'y pee me- lhr
express Companies tNdanf N'iir
lfafea nnd fpuih,rn) mnf deliver the
eunsignmenl before Monday when the
court order Is tetafnahlc here
The netiNan statues TINT lasi Arfll
NIilareai eni rea into an agreement
with : Washington cngnvine COM
rany 81 ufn tf,iuau0N notes luf me
COMMUNICATIVE. a. be delivered q"
lllateal tot Boa accordance Win hlH
direction Winfield Was iett in Nnsh-
inetan rs ihe forwarding agent sumt
nf the notes reached Nlilafeul he pee
tnion statea. tho final netallment was
NOT shipped rs h. hnd Instructed
There i danper the petition taNF'
tnat tho money viii he diverted from
the cansuiuton1iist cause
winfield Is said to he an ndhrrchl
nf General villa
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-04
D|SCLA|MS ALL
RESPONSIBILITY
FOR WILLIAMS
,rIlitIsms Of Albanian Affairs
BY American Minister to
Greece Calls for Fomai
Statement by Secretary

~ hHHNHHn JOURNAL fI.iFN NfFNNH NfFf
Washington. JulF Responsibility
tur published statements rfIiicisins
conditions 10 Nlhaum credited r.
Goufge Bred Wilimme minister " ne
nlfcl hIHIcf tn Greece. were dlf-
claimed hy "a, slate lguu mfnt To-
.uigb iu f01uHl statement issued hj
Secretary Rryan
THE ministers report Of bug aciivi-
Nrs Iu Ihe Balkans hue MOT reached
WaahuWun. and heretofore oifi iais
af fHr government h1Nf been silent
concerning press dispatches quoting
bm
seereaf nyans statement FOL
bows
HI,nn'- Statement
Iu rapls to inquiries ldifesHca 10
ho department oi sinfr ~ ta what
authority thp American minister n
AtAau. AAA la mike tHr ituHlkF at
u|hui,I ~ nlm feitye lD me condi
liuu nf affairs no Albania Doe aerfe.
fHff uf -iaft has replied NH MI WI
uaus WAS anlN authorized by the de-
mffmrHI af state 10 Ysf tplrus to
Observe conditions und report The re-
suli uf hls observations ip fNn depart
msnf ard tnH thn Published remarks
which hr alleged n lnte made
were gwen suloif ou be- oen reapon
eihlAiE lul Wiih ms authority whit
soopfr from the departments Nj
Williams report 1f h.s Nsi has NOT
vet been ne eNed
In official circles lhc u.tlOu Of the
government M issuing fHe statement
without awaiting the arrival of M.
Williams report sos regarded as
highly significant a Was Haid thHt
President Wilson himself bad called
lhe attention af the department 40 tne
traYiti of tlte situation. suegcstinH
HAT nu Time snuuld be- l0si 90 LETTING
.he Interested peWcfs and the wo.d
know that boo attacking me Primo" III
Weld Hnd hle government 10 Albania,
Minister williams WIS not acting upon
from Washington
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-04
What's New in New Mexico
WHOLE CARLOAD
Of FRESH FISH
FOR NEW MEXICO

santa Re. July 3.-rnited states
fish ear No | VIII reach Ration from
trinidad. Colo, on next Wednesday.
July ;. at 9;25 a. m. TO distribute
fish all along the line to deputy war
dens who viii deposit them in the
streams. The car will be attached to
santa F'e train No /, reaching Santa
fe Wednesday evening at 5:55.
From Santa Fe the principal dis.
tfibuti1n will take place to the Santa
fc and nearby streams. The princi-
pal points to be supplied will be RAJ
ton, Ute Park. Cimarron, Wagon
Mound, Las Vegas. Glorieta and Santa
fc Game Warden r. &. de Baca VIII
meet the ear AT Ration coming over
land from Clayton and Will accom-
pany i to SANTA Fe This is the first
distribution of trout fry this year and
will be followed by others later In the
year.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-04

Iha deiilHfafInnf were fNrerttd 10 rN.
tend fhfuHrH tomorrow
While aDnHru Villa bus not tun-
nentta OIL the matter II under
stood hfn ihHt arntlai Nf4rngA fe.
fufal o. supply iia division Hf lnf
north with rtHl Hnd ammunition was
fh, cause uf the pending negotiations
bDtWesu military leadeis ni Che N"A
etlluteuNHsl revolution. iu add ileH
il was lhe REASON WhY General Nlh
wis forced 3D. abandon Tue campaign
10 ih south wih Mexico 'Hy na "a
goal
The etnf ffrrea Will tnkr place
tomorrow aftsr which ! miss hWe
statement 81 nuke sllh General
villa today "At present Il would hf
useless nn ms part 90 say fihine ]
stH hnra that mntirrs can Zoe nd
iustod faiiffHriafiie What some q
my enemies have talked about umkss
no good reason wins { should offend
good taste
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-04
OFFICIAL OF FOREST
SERVICE VISITOR AT.
NEW MEXICO MUSEUM


Santa Pc. july 3.-W T. Lawson, Of
Washington, d. Co. was visitor TO
fhe museum this afternoon. lie is "a
member of the forest service and
came Ia New Mexico to prepare bul-
leuus on the Pecos and Jcmez for
esfs writing them up not from the
utlitarian and conversation stand
points so much as from their scenic
beauty and their character as the
playground IF the nation. lie Will
lay especial emphasis on the prehisto-
RTE cliff and communal dwellings To-
Gated on the forest. he trout streams,
the mountain peaks and canyons ana
the scenie grandeur Of the portion Of
New Mexico tributary to Santa fe ana
Albuquerque The bulletins viii be
profusely illustrated from superb
photographs Some of the literary
matter and pictures will be furnished
by the school Of American Archaeol-
ogv.
Another visitor to the museum to-
day wars Ashley r. Reed. Of the post
office department al El Paso, for
mer cmploye of he santa ne pastoi-
flee lie VIII spend the Fourth OF
July here and then Will go 10 south
Dakota 10 visit his Wife's parents, Mrs.
Reed and son having preceded him
other museum visitors who regis
lstered today were Allan Gilmour,
Miles Gnmom, Jean Gllmour, Mrs.
r.. a. Griffin. Kansas CITY, Mrs. !.
u. Schwentker. Mrs N. c. Johnson
A. III. Wilde. franklin Schwentker, }.
II Herndon, Albuquerque. w. 7. CON
way. state College Clarence Bistley,
Alameda. Calf. Airs. NJ Gerhart }.
NJ. VanKleeck William c. llanks'
Denver. william McGinnis, boulder,
Herbert Il. Pope. Haddonsfield. n. 81
Stella Schwentker. Anahem, Calf;
George Hin. Sterling, okla; b. =
Foster. lliawalha. Kan Ernest +.
Keelc. salem. Utah. Lyman y. Mel
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-04

hfained raid. and endng when LORD
Kitchener had worn down The STUD
born Boer resistance wiki me treaty
nf ercenginf bat Do stood me iesi.
His enemies. too, safaeey aHsiiled
him as being the adroit tool Of the
Rand gold mine owners and hls course
toward the Airikaudors WAS leading
issue IN the campaign Of 1900 ana
during 1901 hut b" was the eh1ect OF
great popular demonstrations before
his visit To South AFRICA late IN 1909
ON mission of consultation and OBJ
sefNatlon and also on bis return early
in 1903.
The war and the elections over he
set himself the task Of fostering the
relations between tho mother coun-
iA aud the colonies The constitution
for the Australian commonwealth WAS
one IT his productions.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-04
OVER HALF Of
INCOME TAX IN
THREE STATES

auaniso Journal srtctht ttAetp wiRrl
Washington. July g. New York.
Pennsylvania ana Illinois paid more
than hulf Of the S1l8sG.I46 turned
into the national treasury i'm income
and Oorpuatian taxes during the fs-
enl Yenr iusl closed \ detailed state
moni of collections made public to-
day showed that these three states
contributed $s1.s3l.4li
New York state alone paid Sl2.a23,
iiu3 IN Individual IN, ONE Tax, Will
the entire amount paid 10y individuals
throughout tho country WAS "a
a0Gs55G go
The Empire state paid $a,iod,2fs.5f
81 the sla.Uta. lS0 "a pail as corpora
ton tax rs all states.
ftnnsyle1nla ranked second both IN
Individual ana corporation taxes It's
cnparuiious paid 40.N1t.3u5.2S and lta
individual income tax amounted to
S3ltG,09a.8A. Illinois WAS thrd in
the llsi with corporation taxes
amounting ga tt.g88,Gf9.Gs and indi
Ndull income assessments asRfegat-
ne s240ft41ftlt
The second New York Internal rove
nue. district which Includes the Wall
street section OF New York City pal1
sla.N3a.o9S.t9 individual aud corpora.
ton inx combined. OF nearly one-fifth
OF The amount paid ~ all the rest Of
the United states The individual in.
ermc las paid by the district amount
"a 90 .aa0.ninsog more than one
fourth VI the total
Receipts IA corporations ani in-
roin, taxes Ia western liaincls lol
low
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-04
HOT WEATHER
SKIN TROUBLES
ResinoI CIears Thcm Away EasIl

With hot weather comes the worst
skin suffering for some folks Ec-
2ema. hives, heat-rash. insect bite.
poison oak or ivy. sunburn. chatting.
and dozen other troubles make life
uncomfortable But YOU needn't worry.
That soothing. antiseptic Resinol Oint-
ment stops Itching and burning in
stantly allays inflammation. and soon
restores the skin to perfect health,
even in severe, stubborn cases. Doe
tors have prescribed Resinol ONT
ment for 10 years.
Resinol Soap used regularly for the
toilet and bath usually PREY ENTS
skin troubles. Rcsinol Ointment ami
Resinol Soap are sold 10y all druggists
For trial. free, write 10 Dept 25-R.
Rcsinol Chemical Co., Baltimore, Md.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-04
MONTHS REQUIRED TO
STAMP OUT PLAGUE

New Orleans Jah 2 The cost Of
The campaign for the eradication of
Sf0.un0 to k25.UuO d month. and sIK
months time VII ne required 20 stamp
ont. the euniHsinn. according GO a.
made public today ty Dr.
Rupert Blue. surgeon general cot the
ultcd states public health ana ma
ilue hospital service before ctt-
Ieus' committee
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-04
SpI*CINl - l'ttfStI BNRttt
ifSH. Toe plsR rot ND. ~N\ JOSH
Vi NIfftlF
Ne,rrc Nttack NJ CoHc Cured

f. cross who travels IN NirsnR
and other southern staies. WIS taken
suddenly aud severely II with collie.
At voc first store he onne to tha
merchant recommended Chamber
Min's Collie. Cholera and nmrrhoca
Aemedy Two doses ef Il epred him.
No one should leave home on a jour
uey without hottie oi this prepare
lion For sale hy an dealers
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-04
ENGLISH
STATESMAN IS
CALLED HENCE
Joseph Chamberlain, Father Of
Modern Protection Propa-
ea0da, Dies After Illness Of
Many Years Duration

lnndan. July g. Joseph chambcr-
Z lHiu died here Inst might The Dniite
Z ~ Mr. ChHmberlain's death wnH hii-
uounccd as heart failure.
Although ne had been gradually
sinking since Tuesday. members Of
ihc fnmlf hld preferred MAT his
condition should not become publicly
known
Nh chamhcrlain's funeral which
according 60 his own wishes. VIII De-
simple. viii be- hold in Messiah TIM
tartan church brmlunhHm, on Mon
lay lntcrmeut NiIi be- in Hockey
cemetery In bis youth Mr. Chamber
lain phH 10 SUNDAY h0Hl teacher lh
The Mcsailh church.
Mrs Chamberlain throughout the
day received numerous meHsuHrs OF
coincidence. including messages from
King George. Queon Mary ana The
queen Mother Alexandra cad olhei
members ~ the royal iHmllE ana
from prominent persons Ht home and
abroad
The Hleht Honorable Joseph
Chamberlain was che pioneer m Circuit
nlum OF il5iff reform, ANA tuf
preat advocate 0f imperialism toi
thirty oleht YEARS. with Nfl'f utri-
fepnum. bee represented birmingham
lei parliament in l9NG his career oi
STORMY activities was ended hf
stroke az paralysis The blow ton
when he WAS loo the midst of sirenu
GUS campaign for the estHhilshm
~ 81 protective tariff with preference
for the British colonies ana just after
hla constituents had celebrated the
thIrlicth aunlyenar, Of hs first ele'
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-04

1. Santa Re, July State Engineer
James A. French today joined in the
'call of President Francis +. Lester,
of Las Cruces, for the convention of
the state Association of Highway Of
ficials On july 81, ut Santa Fe. in con
nection with the three DAYS good
roads convention July30 to August J..
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-04

Rober of Las Cruces. was in con-
sultation with Attorney Frank W
Clancy on New MeXico-TeXas bound
airy matters and also with Corpora
ton Commissioner Hugh II. Williams
on the political outlook.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-04

t'hI9II0. IUlN Y SntUW mounts OF
the government In search of eVi-
dcHee against an alleged Chinese or
Eltlnulon far the distribution of
NpiHnl today iIvW open The aaie ef
draft for SEA 4HO an Hong lNong
haHk le lind IS reBdrlcd as import
auf rs connection with what tllc
agents term an opium trust su
T hiiIeu
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-04
APOLOGIES FOR
CALL Of WOMEN
At WHITE HOUSE

nv poRHiNc JOURNAL SPECIAL tFAsHp WIRE
Washington. July 3-Dr Anna
Howard shaw. president of the Nil
tional Woman Suffrage association in
q letter to President Wilson made
public tonight. Indicated hef disap-
prevail of the action of the sHffragists
who went to the White House on
Wednesday ana drew from the presi-
dent Il final refusal TO support . suf-
TRACE amen ment to the federal con
stitution.
The visit on Wednesday was ar
ranged rs the Congressional Union for
Woman Suffrage, whose leaders do
NOT asree with the officers OF the as
soeintion ON methods to be employed
in working for the cause.
Or. Shaws letter follows,
Letter Of APOLOGY TO President.
THE officers of the National Wom-
IAN suffrage association desire on its
behalf TO state that when You granted
an audience To It's representatives Who
sought your aid in securing favorable
congressional action last November.
TO whom You stated your position as
president Of the United states and the
highest representative of the political
iparty which elected YOU. we accepted
your statement, looking forward 10
the time when the political situation
would presage more favorable re-
Spouse ana your great Influence might
be given aid in extending the prinei-
pie Of the new freedom TO women
Want Only Dignified Methods.
To this end through the national
congressional committee, Of which
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-04

OF FEOERALS IN
CITY Of MEXICO
Extraordinary Story in SatIIIo
That General SaIazar Is to
Start New Revolution With
Soldiers at f. Wingate,

thousand federal troops have been
ordered Withdrawn from northern
Mexico ana are moving 20 the south
md east. presumably for cuncentla-
hon .n MoXicu CitV, according TO re-
ports received today hy General Car
ianla from various eonstitutlonalist
commanders TWO thousand men un-
der General Iuhin NaVlfrete. opcrat-
ing near Vera cruz, were reported
recalled 60 Che capital and are To be
Joined by reinforcement from Guam
ajuato. Queteiaro and San LUIS Po-
tosi, under faseuai Oroleo ana Mar
cello Garuyeo. dispatches received by
General Carranza declare
Assault on san Luis Potosi.
Assault Oh the outskirts Of san Luis
Potosi. hegan Yesterday according To
reports General
Jesus Cariauza has reported the
Para Queretaro taken and "A strong
force of fedcrals under General Juan
hernandez driven back. Carranza $
force is said 10 number 5000 men.
81 constitutions headquarters II
was said that Manuel Hernandez lie
chuga has entered Nochiatlan, after
passing through Ascenti ion and Santa
luez. where an available horses. arms
anu 'i'lAfN wiz NHhfh i'i ili' - 'Nii0s
Fighting ls said to have been i'm prog
gress since Juue "a at san Juan Evan
selist. Vera cruz. and federal troop
train, II be- reported. WAS blown mp
between Ia riedado and Yurecuaro.
on the MeXican Central railway Fed
erals aboard the train If rs claimed.
were put 10 flight after "a hattie last-
ing an of June 20 aud "a
Near IN palmas. Vera cruz con
activity is reported
Another report received az cairan-
zas headquarters asserts THAT Genel
at CaraVco. with forty carloads of
federal troups has He'd from san
Luis Potosi Il Is believed the force
Is trapped. as the railroad south of
the ciN Is reported cut
IL also Is said that information has
come Co The constitulionalst chief
that movement Is afoot 10 organize
a counter revolution under the lead
ership of inrz Salazar. and that
money from federals has been sent
10 Fort Ninaate. \. NJ. whore sevetcl
thousand federus are detained. to aid
the project,
Messages from southern Mexico as
seri that Dzumha has been attacked
hy Zapaia, ana it is reported % fed
cral troop train was blown np ut san
Juan Delriu last Wednesday, other
dispatches declared
the capture Of Villa Ig4goz. the Kill
ing Of Colonel Besave al Iequizquia-
pan ana the assertion of many of his
followers
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-04
Constructive Rcforncr.

From the lay he left University
college. London. To enter his fathers
screw factory "a Blrminsham, Joseph
Chamberlain devoted his best ener-
elos Ia the principle Of constructive
reforms II WIS in 1868, Just thirty
two years after his birth IN London,
that he received his baptism Of public
Hfc. as town councillor of Rtrming-
ham, later serving AS mayor for sue
cessiVc terms llc gave his whole
time Ia the cause at municipal reform
and what had been previously one ot
thc worst governed cities IN England
became % model for municipal re-
formers
In 1876 he entered parliament, be-
ing elected without opposition as =
liberal from hirmingham. In his
early years IN the commons he sat
among the home rule liberals with
whose aspirations ne was supposed
60 sympathi2e hut few years later
he emphatically hsabused his associ-
atcs IN The house Ut any notion they
may have had in his belief m separate
,t.4,.,, ,,t.ut F4r ireland
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-04

Since hat day the STRONG Fighter
has been IAN invalid. "a pathetic on-
locker at The political game. pictured
nlwnts with his loyal wife. daaeh
Ter 81 vs. g. l.ndlrnu Of Nnsslch l-
.llfs. Who was President Cleveland
secretary of war. beside hlt4. iif
chief consolation WIS The growing
political prominence az HIS SON AUS
ten Chamberlain, ana the loyalty ol
his constituents birmingham would
NOT deposc her leader, although Pc
Vns mo- longer able tu represent hrr
upon the floor of the house of cem-
mons in each election he was fe-
turned 10 his old scat, ana appeared
aftcrwati iu the house but once,
where amid respectful silence, Dr.
made hts way to The Speakers desk
on the arm Of his san and took On
oath of office January o. 1913. MI
Chamberlain wrote 60 his onnstiiu-
.rutg rpslpuiun his seat ana saying
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-04
i'inall, Resigned seat,

II cannot hope aRan 20 du my
work Ia parliament ana ! feel that
our city aud the constituents need
the service of Il Nounger man
While his greatest claim 90 fame
was his determined and brilliant nd
pucncy for years of protective poll
ley for Great Britain. the citadel Of
free trade. hc viii also be remembered
as the hittercst fHe aud moet fprceful
opponent OF Gladstone in that states
mans efforts for home rule for Ire
land. as one of the founders of the
iberai-t'uiunist party aud ns the
minister whose policy IN South Africa
involved his country in the greatest
var it had experienced since the Ffi-
mean conflict but hluitcd ont the two
Roef republics and made south AZ.
RIGA "aii red.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-28
VOSGES FIGHTING
WORSE THAN BATTLE
Dying Soldiers Lie Unattended
In Mountains, Rescue Re
ing Impossible.
SKIRMISHES EVERY DAY


L0"pu%. sept "a correspondent OF
tho bht'g chronicle throws new light on
tA' hga'.hs ~ tho NoSg"s and Lorraine.
bA'".y mentioned IN those days OF furious
struggle ~ me west 81 tho great baltic
aye. IN GtSpat'h iroW DIXON he de-
.s' 'N'S ''' deadly p.tiless warfare OF
'"' h'S' SIN weeks - mat region
Words ar" utterly Inadequate" l,e
iIt's' 20 "'s'ri"r 10" horrors OF IN"
region I" lne east pi tht Meuitn", Ice
W. ne H''' towns ~ fitH"nt, E3don-
N"'', 'feE-.t'-t oTE's Arracourt Cha-
''H"-H'''iN~. M'rhdhge ana H'dr"'Ourt
.Nii'i 'he hetNN battle OF september 4.
W"'" inc enemy was r'pn'scd with sever"
loss "lt.r an attack IN force. ho'h sides
''"Fc" 10Y h'out twenty k'lo'ne'eFs ana
aug themselves ITO lines 90 trenches
N"'h they sun ho'd. Every ddt S.nr"
th'A therr mas been a KIND ~ gue1It.li
warfare WIN small podles OF men hGH'-
ms nom village 10 vsil'E" and from wood
'' WOOD. m" forces on e''h Sic' h'lhE
scattered over "4d" are" 10 advance
of their main Ines. This method of war