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ITALIAN DEFENCE =
LAW WIDE IN SCOPE
Severe Penalties Provided for
Espionage and Handling
COntraband.
IMPLIES WAR Is NEAR

The italian NATIONAL detorce BAL. 'hs
text Of ,cht~h Is ctrer IN 'hc fo'lotriHJ
ngttrie BY the correspondent Of THE SvS
dt Rome. ,cds adopted BY Pdric msnt
rust before u adjourned.
Special Correspondence 70 TIE srs.
ROME. March s-fn a long report at
.acied 20 the anti-contraband and anti
espionage measure "a given a full ex-
PLANTATION OF IS urger; rature and the
motives OF the Governmen, in introduce
Ing n before Parliament.
Owing to the present exceptional cor
dltions due 20 che var. the Export poiats
OFT. and the conssquen: closing % mar
kets and complex difficulties % trade
Italian imports are falling OF while ex-
ports are Increasing. with the result that
mo economic life y, the country Is se-i-
ousiy threatened. The measures adopted
~ the Government asains; the cxrorta-
lion from italy OF goods needed Cor To-
al consumption. owing - he d.m!n-
'shed supply. proved insufficient ana
consequently had g be sanctioned By a
special law guaranteeing the safety -
tho state. threatei 81 with a lack % the
necessities Of life
The Government hai likewise 20 safe
riard military secrets, which are INSULT
cientiy protected by existing laws. In
Fact. according 20 tho Penal Code. only
tho revealing OF military secrets. Loo -he
literal meaning Of the word. b. one per-
son TO another. corst .1tes 4 c-lme, bI.
the disclosing OF any other Information
not secret In itself b.: which should
he kept secret sor he defence u the
state, a. we'll a. other means % sec.
ing such informa:.c0 over and above
revelation. IL not considered ,egaii~ Grim
nal. IL is obvious. therefore. h a ital-
ian legislation vas incomplete or = :
subject, n following the examples *
other states the Government had -
remedy this evil and protect tire ;l!-
tary defence and the security q no
country.
with reference 20 cortrlhIrt. \ IL
~tinctlon had to be made be.veen J., AZ
ordinary smuggling. which Is pro I'D
for IN the customs laws. Accord gly
more severe penalties had 20 be sane
-!ored by this special Law IN o-d-- %
effectively check dealing IN c~or;-a5and
o. war.
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"Sun" Correspondent Visits
Front. Where Shells Are
Bursting Constantly.
n, r. V. TODD ARD.

WITH THE French ARMY ~ F-AS-
rE9s. March 3.-Ortrg 20 the courtesy
e. the French Government md n l'.ar-
authorities I have bees allowed 70 spend
several days on re aetna. front. =
good par % this time in the trenches
OF the trs; line, ana 20 ~s Intimately
,ust what ire French army is co'-g and
how 4 a doing O.
From tsA l~l. a; La poissli. 20 80
temporary cuiescerce on the heights
northwest CO CcupieG-e I have Visited
the fronts OF the armies operating ~
these regions and seen ne adaptations
OF the Local terrain Tor defence. !i.
and open country. forest. plain and
buildings. -ve1 = hillside craTry. which
had beer made into a very Gibraltar
C-d-r ire guidance o. Cou-a7dar.
Y. ard Capt. Y. % whose k,rdresS
ard t~orethought ! owe ire fact tina. I
was able 70 sea 40 much In a comparl-
lively short space Of tine. 7 Sc; out Or
.tr1lens. which We made our ease We
first went 20 the headquarters CO Gen.
de TaSelrau. WHO received Us cordially
and promised ma We should see wha'-
ever We w.shed n hts army. He KEEP;
bis word 20 the Full.
He "a a rather short a uHssrlrirg
In manner snd heasvo'ea; % face. HIS
thick white hair 4. cut short and brushed
mn ~ = III haA4 rAAAAGf NAf laAtg
The tyre OF man ., would oe ard %
upse: physically o. mentally Gen. j.
Ca~e,nau comes o.: one OF the old rc.!!-
:a-y families os Franco. and aas !i~ed
Up 20 rs traditions, giving rot oT'y -
services, b.. rs sons u t1e country.
Two have did ~ the -elt ., horcr.
one - wounded ard q capt."e Il Ger
many Two others srs serving IN re
STAR - Gen. Jlr-e.
II go'-s toward -h- front re ~',,as-s
ant feds a-@ az H-st l.no-' 7cr-ral 20
appearance. the y.'lEes perhaps stirred
70 more tHa7 gsua. activity BY the Sol
iiars Iua-te-~i - them. ard a,oGg 'He
roads the h!gh Wheeled pes T., arts
ara more t--quent tha7 the conveys -
army wagons az; motors = t7e .''ts
the stacks o.. !as, velrs ha-re as; So.
stiri. Ard ,he crop - re cor, ~ season
Il Being prepared ,o- Children D.av loo-'
,he streets. and th4 soldiers. dss?,'@
the.- uniforms. a.. performing the most
huut-Er tasks, sorting ma! ~ t-s
ra-apet OF a bridge o. IN q wheeltar-orv
butcher shop. preparing eeec ;c- ire
compary's supper.
Beyond 'he village ire fields a-- Al
most deserted, a solitary piNugNnaa Or
Two. and then lire after Ire % trenches
f.led with soldiers deepening them Or
masking their parapets with straw ans
turf. IN MS zone soldiers az. every
where and ~. civilian has disappeared
There arc squads In ire woods, th@ir
arms stacked along IRE edge. making
gip!ons or cutting wood Cor the needs OF
the army Hers one feels the strain q
IA for beyond Yea the zone - a-e
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Albert Church = Ruin.

still under la,srnittAnt shrl,i7g from
German batteries at cris point ~ t-a
,.H- = Albarr. rorue-lv a PHOSPHORUS
town ~ some 1000 Inhabitants whose
chur,H = Nora Dana Er-bieres, orre
,Hc OBJECT %; .Ncr'01ges - roy a
pa'he'!' ruin.
Tho sentry ~ ~. entrance O, the
village pointed out the safest street ro-
the motors 70 take 20 ii section ~ the
rpwr a. yet hardly touched by the sNsll
Are Ne made our way On loot among
the rgiGs irt hence 10 ,he :-ort
trenches.
The grs,- statue 81 the Virgin va'ch
once - ID on the church tower. ire
hands upratsed IN benet'ct,'1. do1i.-
Mates MI % the town whoa Los - the
va,lev ~ th- Anc!e TH' sta;Ie. l,s
arms stu outstrstcnrd vHs battered
Until ~ seems q, have LETT the sgopo--
~ the tower a1t 20 BE- IN the u't -
diving ln'o a." mass - -ght.sh art
broken masonry vhlrl alls the square
Before the rrgr"1
t.. Germans used heavy artillery In
the destruction ~ Albert rs TO grN1t
hu'e before tho -nurrh s-ovs 2, is 4
crater whore a whole squad - r1aH
'uY'd stand orc 3 tHd ro' 20 seen. The
artillery th~v aHfe t0no-cu'." moved
elseN No"c. or IL Il l'9S s7re 4. IN.
t,er used 'u 'U sector
Nr''a - stood lnu'g0r ~ fhe 'hu-cr.
or rt,.,r wsit once was '.l-rn. A few
shells fa. n another g4tr'e- ~ ne
town. .nIcai thav s1r 'Nnt 10 often "a
\ r. u.n batter, ~.r.'s q German t.a
latter REPLIES r. Pos crying o., H~l o..
guns tut boy I.Wl i-'nr tra uuflr-
tuultA town VI t0ore lra sr.l Nun,
reorl' '" NHe-t 1.' oven a'-'. u' tie
shops t-" open 7 asked , ''-'.a gr.u0
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Crimes Of Espionage.

N importan. addition - Introduced n
connection with crimes ~ espionage. tina,
consisting IN personal observation when
neither sketches nor d.a wings are needed
but Knowledge IL eaircl b. mere obser-
vation. IS FOR instance u al officer n
an aeroplans files over 4 sort or a camp
Hence any person fourd inside or near
j place or zone where ain.;tance IL pro
niblted Is laSi 70 punishment even =
mis- guilt Is not proved.
Tho prohibition OF news relating
60 tie defence % the state or the
military organization - OF obvious I'm
portaacs, tire more so as the Govern
ment. according 20 this special law, -
empowered TO prohibit a. any time ard
TO- fixed periods the publication o. any
such Information or news. and whoever
divulges I, In any way commits a crime.
Naturally no example 4, given in the
repor. to Illustrate susc prohibitions,
bur II Is comparatively easy 20 read
between the lines aad 70 ascertain nat
This provision relates among other
cases TO mobilization. Thus. for in
stance. II general mobilization - or
dered IN Italy n naturally cannot be
Kept secret the Government can prevent
tho publication OF news relating 20 ,Ne
mobilization IN the newspapers. While
the prohibition lasts anybody who H.
vulSes such news In any way "a la l
- u years !-1pr!souFreT' and A $500
ire,
Naturally the same -Y!c apples. Il
war is declared. 20 movements u war
vessels. COncert.at.On Of troops. mil
tary operations on land aat sea and
anything relating 20 the army and navy
chat the Government wishes % keen
9ecret.
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BRITISH OBLIVlOUS
TO WARS GREATNESS
Majority Of People Act as if
Failing to Realize It +
Death struggle.
LONDON GAY As USUAL
sp.cfnl cor..ro,a,-.. :. Tn az


LoSpoS. March ~ -Ico-.a I~- p
IN England for the frs. ;.7.e sr.e o
" Lr began express aston eawert 1' e~ g.
ing external conditions SIP uur.tl.
This may no DOUBT be r.r'., - .
the traditional "Br.tisI unsrm,' Hl. .
Is certainly much mora lue :, 'Nh -
thai not even yet rave the E"@.'41
people az a whole realized the 'IU lr-
niacan~e OF The struggle IN ws..r .-a-
are engaged There q uu reed % r---a
the port. The strikes ~ no north a-l
Chancellor Lloyd Georges s-ee,h az
Sunday are sufficient .r0o,
7. Is we'll know ac ~. Chance or
OF the Excheguer e In -ea, ef-rr ,,-T
with the vor,Sirs classes a-l yet r.
speech amounted 90 o mos se-'oga So
~cusation against tle strikers togo -
with n threat o. wat 'ta .r~,s-a-
ment would do Z r~, d'l -e- .--t
their ways. TNs accusation WAS az
O, ~proloag.ag the war arl '-r Z
the lists of sii.Ad among 'ta.- .a ov
countrymen In ire army s~l "1er W.
idlins or decreasing their e'..erav ~
overdrinE1g
Nothing oan be nor. ce--l- .sao
that the conduc. o. ,Nsso --r- 90 s--
t.rely Tue % 80 fact 'aa. with or. e.
sands OF their fellow rr--'-70e~ '-a7
have not Trasp-i tha delt, ra-g-a ':
the Ngat the bF'Sl ara W7E'TH no
one who knows the .eal character <
tsess men can o~.'.vs hat tlav y. :
act as they have ac-et arr ar- s..
acting Y they Rad a --I- s"-s~ ~. -.
situation They are among 'ra -.t
Intelligent and bcSt paid v0~'Cr's- o.
Europe. Their rsal patriotism "a
courage oannot n. doubted Tcr4st >
q them have erl,sted a-t ? oIs {.
mora would DO So 8; .. w-r- 80. a.
their labor al nons - abso.g-o,g ~
sentiaL
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Batteries Are Placed in Tn.
foreground Houses. InviS-
ible From Filters.


sr'ia-- GU. portals - 81 Ar Egyptian
temple. Tho men chartered there have
found .Ns caal<v stone an exceller,
medium Cor artistic e.-orr ard have
scratched the was r..h ba. -elie.s and
aver attemr.-i WITH s,re SUCCESS de-
cached figures. one head OF Emperor
William w~s q good .rough l.k.r.-s 20
Se laughahl..
-rN --or-s hn-s -.-. -or-lr -~.-.
.s;s. fathers OF ,a-N,a. w-o a., -.
ssoa-a..,r a-d a-is,o-s,-- ~ 49,. 80,
p -,,-a -, - No. -. ,..r--r.a-. 49,.
,hAv w.. .Aa,-.,l 49, 80 4
w., a.
So --
49, 5000 -.
w1oa. r--r.-r ,s.as ssa.~aa - ~.
-.
.A.s. o.
81 ~, -
III
,,-
ppE I.Hts u'aie IS IooS
'p.A"s - app-lrt4
So, ."e ~" 10 oppo@''e
1870 =! u-.ess
- ne A"-a' guns
49, 4 ma rfSlt va t'~ete1t
- ~ ~ t7ot "9tcA ourst -
- - IACHi2e
--c'l' ."c u ,arTH snlch
g., 49, o. - Use arc -.
~ ~. ..-a . ,.IH
.y.--.1v se N1,ca
a., 80 So - -
I'm - o'eS " ne
ore3 'elt ne ground ass been torn
e-I,. >, .asa 49,, go, -. ~
a ~-s..- 80. - ,,,4--
', a Nol- "a, 80 -.
z-a-s O.. -. MAJ 80 go -. a.,
Va Nas a,rs. - 49,
crosss. nro.-.N-y 49,. -.
r. Gs--a- ,-.-.-- az =, -. 80.
49, ~, -. 80, 80
arav ,..-,y .- -
sur 400, ,o,rr .A.-sa,yas n, &c..
Evevthi-x was eg,.. - - ~ -
az sy-er: To- -. sa-A.i 80 .r.a-
gls-.,ts VIZ . -,v h,-5 1870.
ar ore OF ire --a-4s-a i,.-us- -,
who IN. cora 80 -sa- ,-sa- ,oys- :,
dars7ess-.ra-a va nothing 20 s-g-ar
wa rrs m.t.y ,lns. .. ,---ar.Ss
=~-ts opposite --s-- haYs se-- strip.
%. -'srg-et .a~i
suddenly a 5 r.ii!me,s- ea,,s-y ea,s
e IS ser. a Few shots asa!rss ne brow,
l.rs .. trenches ,'--a-ly rros- ,,-.
-. clouds @. Mn hl4,S s-rot. ---anr
u. sometimes s-or+rs zo - 80
0s-r-at ar z. S-'s,,d arav a.. -
-A-bA- re tou-s -hAil Fail r,n,.Iv
n ths .rerch. = va, very -uch 90
be.rz a., a Play. yet re reeitns 4, cav,
one that 1ernars wen- eeln4 El!sd a
2 ror orss or. was a ~, ~sw,
so-ne
Hus"Anoins Ammuuftson
The 1errrans sc no, rvr,y inds.e
there - a feeling slcnR all -. ns- =,
10 ~. vtr,-f Ira. ~ 1sr-,.,.
Ara shor, o.. ~au-urt.ion ana AZ. 49,.
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Professional .co.oai. .sa-. A.. e.
playing .a-!- !saxge wR.'-a4 =
famous clubs rad ne: 'v..n 49, - -
sult raj beer 4 t-av -a- .t-s
couple 81 Gays 'Ns~ re. aga
settle - K1ov:as tNA- - so-e :l'
te-s tssrs Is \ -'--'--rs o. 90 4
asa.-s- t,otoa- a: .H,s .-- I'D Pc
!-g perhaps 'hey mig, =, ,-r-C-t y
Arranging tie ~ --r~ .-lvr
:ae sake o, 80 za'A ~r-~~
- .NA -, -.-.1= 2 --.s -
re tA.ri game w''->-; IT, =
TIE pecr,. A, var - 80
Tcult nc. u S--.sd 'rs'- --~r
hat3-. tAe gs-s SRf NAa- .--E %
-ass 49, N-~<a raj ~+- r-s
g--a: ie,'sh' san 80 -t CEN
~
s',oe ~-'y IN tA- ~ - -aa. s
ren:h IRE Ss-t -R-fE y -a- -
course Aas N~e- sd "a = --a-"-.
wounded solar. 7". 80 --1
meeting rt'h c--Sv "a :, -.
ard -. question i-oa re VS.
b. dou. WITH - v~"-s-- -~
'o- re spUe Gr - --" ga -,
~ always Vs~d so- 80 --el-.
- tax. 'a.'- !-a-r-o- o.
4 strong 'N-~- C 80 -t-7ss ~
RE Dgks 90 Portland. NO Ma .r@.-
a. h!s ho-s-s ,o- .Ais a. -ar- 100
iD- -e'-l.t - .,@'~- - v~l- e..
soldiers Are y r.~-l.- r. 'Na- -sr-
bic aospi'al ar 'oosA v-o -
grand -caTcs ara h-7X-- ~..s.
luncheon ~e.s-vhe-~ = a s~-o-' --
70 re rtr~s re Tax. " pc- -
points %. cNst re a-ues ~ 3--s, pc
ain Rarrc u~rt~--tsr" ~b-h ri0rt
~ Heon sat Arpt a. = ',-e ,
tA.S, and enc .>s~- a le--e- rom y ~.
ana ,rd;sTu'Anle A-rHc-rv , =~ar .
20 ost-- him cur.
Thus, FROM ne vo-k-Aa ~ -
20 Ire -a.tn'xt' tA-s-s. = E~'ras
AID ron re -r-sg0~- = 80 ssr-
sD~c.ato- g, s---r ,~-s'.car.. 'r as-
rat - v--v ~o~na!i~-ah,r -r-.-
pie In N.--- ErSa-l =
raa.iZ- --''-a V-u' -
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Men TAKE Mig Risk.

Eroest .o- :he sn'p'as 80. -~r'oa.
Which rs --er- Beer -. scene O.:
very bitter -sH;-s or a s-a.. srs.e
waB dG'et or.- go s-s,! s'-l,k ga
a-t thew some mud as0u.
"Ga-1a7 cc-te,-.' SAD a ricu-p,cu
co7te-rtIous'y as e crushed or the
d'r-. '.an; = nothing ~, 4 severity
sever" TA" m.r sere as elsewhere
along re ''7A 20 OUT ~ Night and stroll
ee-w-er - !--s. Ttey nav occas,ca-
s!.y PICK up information b4. re aarcss
@: os'rs N.'ct - caT'g-Ad seen much
r-rate-
German charge .y.-g among :hs s.-a-ts
o, barbed wire between re lires. siapA-
.A>s gray su-G.es. watch VII remain
nero urtl tHe French advance, tor 80.
l'rAs are too c.css ,cEet1e- 20 permit. Of,
Sg-a,. Not very "a ron re Germans
- .A- tod.-s o. Two F'rer-N-cr vNo
were shot 20 facing a G---TA- t-~rr-.
TNe Genera. - command va7'et rr.s-
o--~ L!@u-. II called so- ,s!-ty
volunteers ard $50 men cans forward.
They c-awlet cut n ths night ard 10:
only csptur-f tAs prisoners bur a S~--
nan trench which 10 now part OF .hs
Frs7ch nae.
Tre "Th,tnG q, ,A,s pufnt AAs seen
particularly severe T~-rs 10 q c!u.,p
~ trees near a water course witch rave
IN some cases osen shot literally 70 rib
hoUs and In others brk-a CT - sAe.l.
Near ths .ress Re a few cows ccva-.d
with cu!ch!m-. TIE animals 1ar- 30
.vper re tines during th- rgh-.ns -
october ard after them ne locally aas
been ra.,-f 'TA Pre- AK EacHes, and as
=uNh 7qs been mentioned - me cora-
uCG!quts. TH- Pre- aux Each.e Z. row
back Of the French l!rs,.
I had tAe pleasure of seeing Lsu..
Fl decorated w'rh tho Legion ..
Homo ,or RS EXPLOIT, On tAs plains
back 81 rAs Ines 4 -.v!.T - Two Na'.
tA.io-s was Sod Before me Gere-aL
TITS was re real po-10 % wa. banners
were 'y'ns. bands were Paying Ard he
troops we're on parade instead ~ aiding
m holes n tire ground
TIE troops n ,AA trenches u-. soret
and I dare say tina. 'hoSa N ,he rrrest
ara bored too. hr- 'hay 10 net G. 50 tar
"a - wave a bunch ~ di-'~ rags On
The end u, a pole ~ g"' 'FN Germans
20 ire 49, ~ 'o- 'he'~ awusar ant "a
-tw g"oup Of Chasseu-s Aip'-s do with
ou' getting any action FOR tHet- troubl.
They ire a gg'ete- lot In 'hN u-Dis
me" sur N Oh s.'' 81 0io'1"a and 81,
= IT, 4 Conspicuous position In the TOP
- a tree. which saves them the cs ~
~ way,rS ~ make - oyo0 moro ral'.
.f'fr 'oey ave buI' a ladder up - ,ns
t-r-'
asked 'Ne mIr'-c r~r.,so- vho vas
plotting ma through fH. 'c-es' FROM .ur.
'ost 20 outpost " ether th, rr,lcss
IRE w7s "A sc4-e Low o~ D. scare
a.,Ha.
'''h. d'l T forgot - '--~a'u.a y-, Poo
ltur-ai 're h'1n 81 u-...r .tI .Fy-
rn-" me- ra's rs n's H-30.,s ,re
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Threat TO stop Drink.

The nature OF NJ LLOYD GAo-vap
threa. Q: what their ruu:sh-e-. ~ -
be suexre-s that - ~ce-ta!~lv q 90 .
opluiOn -Nat these -er utterly - .
realize n. true post - < ---'- '-' -
49,. H ch~a:rnat 20 dock -se~t q
thai- beer and wh'sre;
Things n Loraoa ae-- - -.v-
nor, and NOR - - ro--.a. aa
week Men all d-t' - 80 ra-'r4
khaki - seer eve-yvNo-". hr. a r-- r.
OK soldiers na-cA.-g e rovrN re s'-...,
a cai'-r hC-sA TIE tN-1t-as. ,s.-
halls n-i ptc.r-- shows az t-.-E gre.
business, probably be,-N- '-t-
Vs-e doing nj. tl-s ,a~- "al-
streets seem 40 su'l. 'r, '-4~- ~
crowded. hotels and ~-~Sng-a-'s "a
as usual
THs Old nigh: clubs hAv- -sc-.-
and some new o7"s ra". ----
one ,As: ta..e1 ,as' yel- -~
again under q rev raw- ana
= successful Evs-y ore 10
tl-0Gzed Wis ta-,,-4 ....
The rcrr'nE. TIE il---..
london no !9-Ee- k-ar
= zSts ara .t~ e--aa's s..
->4l. after Ga-1 CO,
0t-e,-s = o-!-- - --a -... c.
He ~. 70 ..a- Q. s,- ~ Sc n-s
'sl. = 80 vN~'e c..v VS. e
No-Trle-s t~a-troa- -.a-- --'- .-.
r,sr;v ~ Ge-ra- spies ~
Il ts5' z ta- f---e -. COVE
authorities .-s.s' .7.- 1set~a-- r
London has nov acce-.-I q. n'.A &c,
Isua. cheerful philosophy Or ev-
Gent. 4epress-o0. alarm o. a-y
u7vo-t-d emotion ,r-rs : &c ext
an
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In ire same forest rag'oas are 80
great qua-T'HS, w,lr galleries and TN.
oress!vs chambers heSu 1wav from an
open pl', which both sites have rrads
into variable Gibraltnrs. The whole
effect OF ora OF these guarr'es with It's
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Com munica,ion Trenches.

TIE communication trsrchs
some distance back % re crest 0:
the r.dxe. ware .he German lines are
out q sch- and Wind their muddy way
Across - res. ara down .h- cppos.ts
siope % ne a~Iva-ced post:lous IRE
Communication tre-chss ara a l.rt!s
WIDER perhaps thar .-- s-.ns .~-arch-s
p ara axe On sc:I s.tes. Ever .sv
yards 4 r-oss trench cezt7 o. inter-
sects ara ora - .cs- - 4 mar. n
so-s PLACES .hs cc-rars have s'E-s .,s-
street signs ~ a ci'v-l73eet a well
organized group Z trenches reminds
orc e a 'ops'- 'g-vy Irregular v,llase.
AL re activities 0, n vil'ar. ar.
here. Tle streets are pavst VITA LITTLE
slabs n, wool thee ~ a ssTa-aSe SIS
ten l-t-r zee ~pdv~rcr,. and vhA--
'he water car-o, "a made % how away
-lnHs ara Installed. n places where
~ "a q impossible re .rer,h -
!gz Gaepe- ard .rs water a 10 VA. 20
collect below ths lAve, 8: ,Ae stree,
\ l''-.e sur'Ner along a pos- ., oNss--
vstica ms been made. or AZ sist Il Is
possible 20 'ooh over - TOP .. 'h-
trench ard see the Who'll. country A
ger''" VALLEY -ilrsd ard ~ssei
v - re -.f!v v-''p '-Ns OF, trenches
To ore side los -he hamlet o., IA
Bo'se',A. 81 ,as road between Albert
ard PaGauT. II .he sng!. h-tveen
TITS ard 4 side rad - ne cersr-ry %
tH- Ha-'e. A. present tire French
-ccgpy thA graveyard ard are aGvanc-
'-g and re -c;ns o, ths houses BE-
yort In digging the trenches no stten-
tio7 rcg'd be rn 4 20 IRE graves ard
ror'Gs. hrl 'hH dead rad 20 gtgs way 20
trA necessities O.: 'hA .lv'-g
VNle ~ looked tn French opsnet
A how1a-f-er' % N. town vrh a
battery - * w.i,!u"te- guns t..
batter" v-ol infinite shell ard -asgp!
tots - o'lrk smoke appeared among
80 -t-s me- 49, 0rvs - mos H.
-e'' o.- cad - their Passage.
\ Nv moments after tho shells
stopped 'l,l,ng IN 'as village the OBJ
s.r-a- a.. A German h-lry battery
spotted t-res Hetvy wagons or an sx-
posed 4.ors % 'Sa rear a1i the battery
e,nrad OF them With shraprel The
lri-'.-s H4s excellent, out ths Big
horses. mere dots az 80 d stance, Kept
slowly or and eyer .ual.y dragged ;heir
'-lt- over -. trrst Z re hNl into
stt-'~ all the German Battery ,urred
lts atts7' = elsewhere.
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rhe Law in tNuII.

Following Is tho text OF the law
Provisions for the economic ana milf
tsry- defence OF the State.
Chapter /. Provisions relating &
prohibited expectation.
Article The fraudulent .yporta.or.
even II only attempted. o: any forbidden
goods. as well as the uon-reeNporrat.or or
sach goods shipped in coastirg trade.
@ the deviation tovard q foreign stat
~ goods originally bound 20 an Italian
port are punished with .npr!sonmen.
rom one 10 Ave years and a fre Of
800. which can be Increased 20 five
times the value OF the goods. All such
goods ar- liable 20 contscat!ou.
Besides the above penalties tenn
porary Introduction from public offices
10 added and Is liable 20 be extended
20 the exercise OF the profession OF shin
agent or broker. S~hipowre-s, captains.
agents ard whosoever ads IN the trans
portation OF such ara held re-
sponsiole for the entire payment OF the
fne without prejudice 90 other penal
ues IN case OF completely.
Article 2--If the value q. ,hs good.
axported does not exceed $40 the guilty
party is punished with a tine from $40
70 $50 and the Ministry OF T!r1pce IS
empowered to deride IN an eiu'n!stra-
rive n whether accuri'7g % GUS
toms law the prohibition or exports
las been evaded. Even IN this case the
goods are liable 10 coHfsca..or
Article 3-The proceeds - ths rnes
imposed are deal. with sc>lrding 20
customs law.
Chapter :. Provisions relating 20 .he
military defence OF the STATS.
Article ". Whoever unduly makes
sketches or drax!nzs whatever the
means or process adopted. Or coll@rts
news with an unlawful obiec'. coucer--
ng the military preparation OF 'he state,
5 punished With imprisonment from
one 70 thirty months m v-.h a rne o.
from $50 10 $500.
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a ts- ys-ts hey are decidedly Aart -
-" y here Il 10 l'sAt shining .N-cIg'.
uhe-. TIRE i!-es are clcsA .cret-er
the sart-iss look through -~c-'s'o-ss.
VALE waxing l!1-S :hA '-e-~N r.
tire r-g'on cr Eos'a-e- L se7'-y = y
zee, ahead duct-d sat :hs pars~op-
he Rad beer iooC-g through .)-pled
over He ED Z. ou. and laughed as =
& ~e-- the best fox. n the world tAa-
4 Nsus-r bullet should havA suasHed e.
:: was probably = relief from ~
-oTo:ory o: looErr ac-oss forty her-
Yards ., ~ril 20 IRE mud -'tgs wh'rh
,or-l-. the horizon ard ee,nr no:N!-z
eI- ~. cangle OF oa-Set wire Tire
French are gay n -Ar trench aai "a;
- pass ths time What .Aay say nus:
- audible 20 no Germans. but re
German Trenches give our ~. a s0l7d
except the bs-s o. tN- Nac-~- Cccl-
s'ona'ly. hcE~er. - toDps chs@ zach
q Ne-
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atty e from one % 'wo years lur-.sor.
meH; ard a 're o. 10, less .nan $500.
The same penalty : applet aE.iHs:
those VII u0lIwsu!.y secure sg'a com
-rnuT.cat!ous ~ revelations % the ltovs
news, documents and objects
Article 6-Whoever by reason % his
Office has the custody Or rosSSss.ou OF
documents ard objects. o. Is aware ~
news mentioned IA tho preceding ar.i-
cleS n By rsasoa OF negligence aids
the commission Of crimes there conteT-
plated, Is puais1ed With Imprisonment
up 20 six months and q fine not ex-
ceedlns s2oO.
Article 7-Apart from other ard more
severe penalties fyed BY the Pena, Code.
ira !rst!gation 20 commit c-irrss con-
templated IN the preceding article az
vel. as IN the penai Code. even wac not
public, Is punished with haIs the pen
a,tles FOR the crimes themselves also IN
cases when such ~irstigatlon failed .1 IT,
ererr. TN!s penalty =. however. tn
creased b. haif wHsn the i|rscE4t,oG -
male by a public ;u1ctionary or 4 PEI.
son Legally entrusted with u puOl'c ser
ysea