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The Dolores star., 1915-07-23
MEXICO CITY
IS THREATENED
cARRANzA ADAMooNs CAPITAL
ron DASH NORTH TO
CRUSH VILLA.
RAILROADS ARE SEIZED
cARRANzA FORCES OCCUPY NAco
IN SONORA AFTER BRIEF
skIRMisH.
western Newspaper Union News Service.

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
Warrington, July 20.-Mexico City
IL again threatened with attack and
the Carranza forces under General
Gonzales who drove the Zapata army
from the capital ten days ago, have
marched hurriedly northward to en-.
gage an advancing villa column be.
lieved to be planning junction with
the Zapata troops now menacing com.
munication with Vera Cruz. State De.
partment dispatches announced that
General Gonzales with most of his
army had evacuated Mexico City, turn
ing the government over to the civil
authorities.
This was just preceded by advice
that Gen. Villas flying column. which
circled Obregon's forces after the bat
tie Of Aguas Calientes and captured
Queretaro. had taken possession of Pa.
chuca, within forty miles of Mexico
City. and was marching on the capital
simultaneously with the latter report
taken possession Of the reconstructed
railroad east Of Apizaca. q junction
point south Of Pachuca, and had or.
dered that 1t be held exclusively for
transportation Of troops and ammuni-
milton, thus preventing further ship
ment Of provisions from Vera Cruz to
the needy thousands at Mexico City.
Officials here made no effort to con-
ceal their belief that the situation sur
rounding the Mexican capital was q
grave one. With another battle for
possession Of the city imminent, and
with much-needed food shipments from
the east coast cut off, 1t was feared
that further suffering among the civil
population would follow.
Gen. Gonzales sudden evacuation Of
the city in an effort to head off the
invading villa forces, together with
Carranza's action in closing the rail.
road to freight and passenger traffic,
1t IL feared here, will make further
relief work at the capital practically
impossible.
Notwithstanding Gen. Consoles A.
sertion that a military force was left
behind at Mexico City, officials here
were inclined to doubt that it was suf-
ficient to prevent trouble or to main.
tain order in the capital.
Pachuca is on the direct line Of rail-
road between Queretaro and Mexico
City, though east of the former city
and northeast of the capital. Villas
column Is reported to number 10000
men, led by Generals Fierro, Natero
and Reyes.
Carranza Takes Sonora.
ARco, Ariz.-Carranza forces occu-
pied Naco, Sonora, Monday after q
brief skirmish with the Villa garrison
in which four of the defenders were
wounded and eleven prisoners taken.
The prisoners later were released and
sent across the border to the Amer.
lean side. American residents were
unmolested.
The Dolores star., 1915-07-23

Lawson Case Goes to Supreme Court.
Trinidad.-The case of John r.
Lawson. denied a new trial by Judge
Granny Hillyer after his conviction
for murder, will be taken to the Su.
preme Court.
The Dolores star., 1915-07-23
Lewis Demands Governors Pay.

Denver -Lieut. Gov. Moses E.
Lewis presented to State Auditor Null
nix a voucher for $20s33 in payment
for his services as acting governor
during the absence of Governor Carl
SON from the state. The sum repre-
sents the governors salary for half a
month.
The Dolores star., 1915-07-23
Lovsland Boy Shot Through Bod

Loveland.-George shaffer, IA, was
accidentally shot while hunting with
George Holzer on farm east of the
city. A bullet from .22-caliber rifle
penetrated the boys intestines, going
clear through his body.
The Dolores star., 1915-07-23
Escaped Convict Shot bv po,l,.

Colorado Springs.-In q revolver
fight with the police in the business
district. John Hartwell, colored, an
escaped convict from Canon City, was
shot and fatally injured.
The Dolores star., 1915-07-23
Entertain Chicago Mayor and Party.

EhtoFtAth ChteAbo M1yor ana Fafty.
Denver.-Headed by Mayor William
Hale Thompson. Chicago's man Of
the hour" and consisting Of more than
1000 persons. including the Chicago
city officials and their wives and the
entire crack First regiment of the II.
The Dolores star., 1915-07-23
COLORADO
S TATE NEW S

>I WV * i
western Nevwap,r ty,,o, Uevs sssv,es.
coasNo EyRNra.
Aug. l1-lA.-Frontisr Days and wild
west Features At Grand Junction
ASk i. asckis Day sf Iiattsyi as
a Colorado sprinEs
SEPT. ST-oct aMnsssaweH Int.rnasion.,
oc P1ry raimiag conErsss e Dsnvfr,
Denver.
Acco,a, ..--...--
report there A. az, Ind,.,. :, Ccl..
rado.
The ch.v.,r. r,-.,.,.. NJ -
mtttee Invited IN. nsnv.. c,.v cs,,-
c,.I. ~ .,te,d Oh. 80 =. rs.,s.v
The N.&,,,., S,,.u,. D.,..,
A..oc,.tton M Americ. Mi h..tr g..
ANNA, session IN Denv.r ,or . va.r
m An. 1s
Con. ,hror~h,r, co,,s
cellent proRress during last week a.
cording to a report Of the Denver
weather bureau.
Eour nepver c,tx dotoct;v.. .r-....a
Robert M Adam. ~ . ..,..ron -
ia wanted NV Otero count an.ho,,.t..
for alleged embezzlement
The State supreme Court mu.t do
eide the legality of the referendum No.
tition on the prohibition.penaltv hill
passed by the last legislature
Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Cooper widow
of Kemp G. Cooper, who was manager
and one OF the proprietors of the Dem
yer Republican for many years. died
in Los Angeles.
The Bugle will sound taps" for the
war monster at a three-minute silent
prayer for universal peace at the Colo
RADIO day celebration at Denver City
park. Sunday. Aug. 1.
Matted milk is to become the prin-
cipal product of the big million dollar
brewery operated by the Adolph Coors
Brewing e. Manufacturing Companv AZ
Golden after Jan 1 next.
Chief Of Police Glenn Dufne,d NJ
Denver issued an order IN tho can.,
tains Of police. instructine them tn
close every place of commercialized
vice in the CITY within forty.eiRht
hours, =,
rhot ~. oost -, CONFERENCE.-The, l.,
curance tn tho onars,n-s w,,I add ~
Io..t OK cont, No. ~ - ~. oo.. =,
coal to the consumer next winter ia
the nredictiop made nv Colorado
snr,n1a coal nroducera
es"uo f4e'e' VIM was
cnHreeu WIN Tue .nuruer VI '"an
Cnacon' mexican sneepheroer near
@op1ezums IN Marcn, 1914, was &C
quilted by a jury IN the Federal DIS
trict Court In Denver. 81"
The United States War Department
has granted the Colorado National
Guard sixty days in which to meet
conditions which will allow the state
to retain the valuable field guns and
equipment furnished guard Batteries
A and B.
Without explanation as to the man
ner of his death, the body of Charles
Enoch was received at Nederland by
his wife from Three Rivers, Kan.
Three bullet wounds were found In
the abdomen. The body was shipped
prepaid. MRS. Enocn received tele-
gram announcing that her husband
was oead. II was the first she had
heard OF him since April.
Ruling that the age of persons con.
tracing a marriage ia not material SO
long as they are competent under the
common law to contract such mar
rage justice OF the Peace Henry
D pray VI De .n uiscnasea lanes -
s"..os . .e.,..t htas o, ~ . p 49, pe
~. 80 .as,,,n. ...sa.a ,aaa
th.t Me. Eskor Fr.nL &c go 10
woa moro thar ~ vo.rs o,d
IT., I,w,o, -, ~. ,..o.,.
The Dolores star., 1915-07-23
COMING EvRRn.

Aug. 13-1l.-Frontier Days and Whd
West Features At Grand junction.
Aug. 1e-Pickle Day At Piatteville.
Aug. ~ Sept. 7.-0rand Lodge. X. Of r.
At Colorado Springs
sept 31-Oct o.-Mesting Intsrnstional
Dfy Farmlag Congress At Denver
oSS x-S.-Fair and Race Meeting at
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-12-23
GEN. HAI6 SUCCEEDS FRENCH
ce-rs,cer C FF-s- Army Tsses cer-
rzr- &C All British rerr.s in
Frzree ara FIzrcerl

Lo1coo--Feit Marshal Sir lola
Frs1ch. who. ~ bis osz request. has
been relieved q the command Of the
British forces IN France and Flanders.
s2s been succeeded BY Gen Sir Doug
ias Haig- Since the landing Of the ex-
7ecitto1zrT force Sir Douglas Hsts
eas scu-zntet the first army and
h2< been repeatedly mentioned IN dis
patches By his ehtef. whose place he
19E takes
Sir loan Preach becomes command
s-{aeAisf Of the armies iz-ths UuIrst
aI1gE1u and for his Is ucz-hsf ss-T-
ices A. TIE frucr he has hsec created
v1scoGzt q TIE United Eizxtor-
S- Douglas Hzs< q ntrs years
Tozzgsr tzz1 rs former eAses- AID.
Ike hA-- wo1 his spzrs As a ezval-y
officer Els 1rxr enEnzsz.cz was n
tss Seventh H1ssa-s. .z9- a. las been
the ease VITA zozr British officers q.
Aga rzzk. As szx service u rhe 81
@Az. I,1La a=6 Africa
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-12-23
U. S. NEEDS MILLION MEN
Sztiensi o<fssse-szys Pacific
CEASE - Dasser-

Wazkingrnn- ssz4sor WORKS Of
California II speech 70 he senate
told the members that q standing
Army Of ere million men would BE
necessary to dsfsad the Uatted States
against possible invasion and declared
skzt the Pacific coas- was completely
~ the usrcT Of Asiarfc attack
Senator works spoke On the xubiect
% national defense bur particularly
70 propose as 4 part q the scheme Of
preparedness the CREATES q mobile
lant force zz6 military reserve ar -aa-
eoe nea a. rhs cess a ss9.sos asa a
year sor ten Tsarz-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-12-23
NO DIsay0waL BY AUSTRIA


vte--A-THs Arscru-EEaxarizz al
=rzlrv 10 ez-t-xiy exposed 70 Az ets
ar1Eai q - e1z-se q TIE szs-a-1zs
ccz=4zsser We ~az responsible -
tA@ SAILING ot ne Itzizzz steamer Al
cozA On re eonrz-T. & a7pruves
rs ccz6z<t tz-y sz1 declared tAax he
w-z-1 kzre neer ecnssters6 as having
tkfl~6 % vsresrz hss Szrr Il he bad
allowed tie AEccza % escape
TIE rsp1y - the American uoes. z
. Understood. VII - aelfSe-et soon-
-zetcatiorz are hat q pesstz1ssic
view CT tie st-zatio1 8 Justified
he af1i-z1ty kas s:a.sd It's case
ant attitude of tie naval Authorities
~ s1Go~s-
= IS 4 Submarine COMMANDERS
tzrr 70 make \ report 70 the Gesix-
-a-e1 Ease Gs seen as possible ard
- crz-z1ter VIC sank tie Azcouz
I'd this IS sao1 a. he Vas within
wireless s1ztazcs q lad Re made
sapris==nsz-T report az Pea and
accompanied = vim his leg No *
ANIMATION q the crew was held D.
ezzss ne COMMANDERS report vas
considered composite and there vas 10
reason % suppose thai ne crew could
AID anything t1ersce1
So cA- as he ccu-a11sr IS cen
csr-@1- BIS course Is eiear- The al
-t-aI-E has received bis report and
sees 10 rs4scE 70 ind any fault win
Is course of action
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-12-23
NAY NOT ENTER GREECE
51iszrs WEE aszSs sr.e<s w-z-s -
szt Psrssizs z---esri-s Arzle-
F-ercn-szEcrFxf Fer<i>ec-

LazE0r--TEh the Az<ic-F-szeh
so-vss safely a<rcss the Grsek t-1n-
ter ard close - their serunxfv ssr-
gi-fes case n SalcrExz. where r~-sr-
forcezzsEEs are arriving tally. tie Sec
ozd phase Ct the BaIxaa czrpa<z
Ehich opened With The Ts9raasr zva-
s1oa q Ssrria and rhe defeat e lar
army. has elosed and the peopse cs ne
os1iEerec- eruzrrs<s are azrouzIy
vzixizg for the zexr move
Il seems fairy vel settled that tae
B1lgzria1s DO nat intend 10 favaae
Greece. an action which would likely
cause cissezziors IN that ecur-ry-
which already Is uneasy over ne BzE
zartz1 occupation Of NouAztir. also
il IS not believed that the Aussrfa1s
and Germans have sufficient troops
available 10 attack the entente allies.
The speculation naturally has to Do
With the Germans and their fatsn-
r1o1<- They ara vzriogsIy reported 70
ee concentrated near Moaas-ir and
Dotra1 ard On the RcguarfAa hc-Esr.
ane rs preparing Tor an arrsusr To
1r-Vs the sctsnts allies trcu tie Cal
EpcH peninsula Al these rs1ozs
lack eonHr-1tic1-
oze thing seems certain 70 tie III
rary coservsrs-ths. the Cer-ans WI
have to keep q close watch ca TIE R1z-
EAn-a1 side hot onIy because CT he
11-z-r ot that country catering Ia
var against than hgr TO meet the
threat e a Russian f7vzxicn. through
Re9-azt1- which. although zssskux
Las been sad ot Z recently. has lot
been lost sight c.
WhsrsTer the Germans rcre th-x
VII ind tie entente allies rrsuarsd
selo1fE s being za1s stranger saaz
ard has the backing Of wzrzhi1s. a.
also has tie Ga1ipaI peninsula. wher.
The entente Positions likewise rave
been strengthened The Russians ara
believed By the military azxharirsss 70
Dc able 70 cope with any army the Ten
t1nle powers can collect On TIA Rau-
nani27 border. while Egyps. which i
said 70 De another CT their electives
also has been placed IN a state az d
Tense
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-12-23
CHICAGO GETS REPUBLICANS
Ire Nzriersi 7erz1iiezn csr.-i--ee
Makes oeeiSien AZ wasni-stsz
M-e<-0z.= Set Ser lure 7.

1z,tzzrcn-Chiczxo has been sc.
lectsc 81 Tie Republican na-ic1AI
erzzi-rse As The meeting Place e
the 1915 Republican nasscuaI errvsr-
u0z. % 6s held Izze :. enc week 90
fore the Ds1o<rzrtc ecuvenricr n
81 Louis.
A1vocz-ss Ct an early enuzsr-5cn
rEzet tEar nov Eas The tine ssr ne
s-s11elicz1 party 20 taxa the Offensive
Against Is poI-feal enemies Without
regard % tAe ancient czsrcu &C A.
lowt7g tie party n power % meet
t-sc G7c announce IS czzGssacss AID
Sr-1ci1les- L wss r-xed that he par
y sho1i1 not consider a defensive
ea=Sa-g1- aur sHozld hlAze ne TAI
ard give IS sccrT % TIE crunrry s-s-
EtrAcur Eai-zx g see wh1t ne Dem
scrz-s Intended % %.
IseA1aczl s1secrcrz raised 70 m
early cars hT rsp-eszr-1-swss a Wss-
Virginia and So1GA Dak1c1. xhe-s ,rs-
mares 70 elecr ernvsnrsnr esgsxz-ex
- - - - So rs 4NAE II
11n2cnc1 e 4 Resolution watch WI
7@r1I plact1x tie names ee TIE ear
f1fArss f-u1 t1es< s-a.ss CT the tan
sorz-y rel & the es1Esnricu wizh tss
Agreement that esrrtHcaricn II sess-
xr1pn rruz tAs pruper STATE auraars-
S1ss afce- the PRIMARIES viii De valid
a1r1or1-arirr for the seating
he rgA1 for tae ecnvsnrscn proved
10 as mere e1esited than friends az
he cities Ekieh lost had believed II
would 6e- Ire taet that the Demo
er1ss meet IN S. Louis June IA ard
s1As many thousands VINO VIII attend
aaEe made reservations NJ the hotels
there for several days ahead u1toubt-
e.lF lad its t11asnee against 81 Louis
AFTER the en1ntttes had decided uDou
June ! As the date san Francesca
made q ssro1g showing. bg- the con
oinario1 between ST Louis. san Fran
cisco azt Pailz1slpasa talked az failed
70 m2rs-14ltrs- Il would have MADE
no dt-ferenee- for Chicago had a ma
Iorfty over al
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-12-23
CONGRESS QUITS
FOR THE HOLIDAYS
5oT- HOUSES PASS MEASURE
EXTENDING Ts-E EMERGENCY
Waz TAX
WILL CONTINUE For YEAR
- s--r u. --eli<.ys-o-s.ee 81
Defense Measures 10 Stages
n ree r+zxse-

Was1i1E-cz Conx-ess Adicz-ze&
q Tie zs<1t & Dee Tor the Ch-tzz-
z1s kc111Tz ascs- tie Senate EzE
aza5tsz he 5oSzz rssclzrioz xk5ca
Gzzsst lie House sx-zn1lzg the ensr-
EzzcE revenue l4w C1@ y@nr- CT WITH
Dec 81. 1915 Ten Se-z-s 1G1ps-c TIE
rsscl1zso1 after a lively PARTISAN -
tate - 4 vote q IS "a =. Ds-oe-z.z
supporting Z sol11ly and Republicans
g1zzt-oGsly orposE1x r. Prssi6s1t
Wiisco signed TIE MEASURE
Ecch houses VII recrcvens a. r1cc.
Tuesday. Jan a Wien tire a6nErEsS-a-
ten legislative 7rc<rzz- fzclzds1< the
plazz tor zatio1zl defense VII ke M
=e-sAksz II sz-zesG
D-i1g the TIVE weeks q TIE sszzfor
tie oniy izpcrrzzz Iex.z.ariGz was tie
sx-s1S.11 of tie var lax THis vas
e-1s % prevent a lapse ct the Law
Dec 81. zexr. Efrh tAs za6srsez1zzzg
that the zw VIII BE taken ID for
a=e11zent II o-s.r 70 Increase TIE
rsTsn1e as soa1 ascsr the holidays Is
2cssshIe-
7cn The 11.cEzEear there vas L
general ex11zz e MEMBERS fer tnsIr
ssze=- Tie 1sc 61V n the Hozze
lad been devoted 70 speeches n IA
s7ccAl defense DlsS1zsioc q w1-
rsvezz- r-solz-iSzs = The Senate ~
solved t-sslf TITO 4 t4-scr 1rg@sa-
Rs7uel.ez1s assaSlzs the Ca1ervos<
l1U A. Inadequate AID curdenrLz<
The g-z-r.l fiscal pos3<T of the a1asa-
zr-zr,cc- Scatter Cessrrocd q Ala
sa1A n rs cz<st Senate speech. VIZ
sru-zlE u2hsiz the Law whsca bars kEz
1a=s and eha1soxesE 2e11alezzs 70
compare Il VII tA@ Pzyze-Alt-icA
All.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-12-23

Lo1aan--Anzozneezent has been
Ea1e By the foreign office that me
steamship Oscar II. having On board
he Ford peace party. has been ver-
niTred TO proceed On her voyage to
Chrixrizniz-
Ine foreign office understands tie
steamship has sailed from Kfrkwarl
toeo which Port Il was taken By the
British authorities Guarantees were
required that certain parts Of the
STEAMSHIPS cargo uuzr be returned
70 EngIzrf
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-12-23
U. S. CROP UNPRECEDENTED


WAssszE-c.- Secretary Eo1scc-'s
report z11e Szs1S pEaees Al sss-zAss
* tss-5.les.sc o. re rA,z- C A=sr-
Ieaz fa-z e-ops 2z< azizAi 7-oGzcts
fc- last Fsar. 4 vz1zat5c- Ef-A1zt Ere
cedert ThEs. ho~sve-. prua4siy III
ee sciipss6 ~ tAs p-ss<as yea- 8
shcrfzx-
This v1izzricz Is - lacrosse e
Abozf Sss.ees.sea ever tie vAize e
1913. hitherto the k1xaszt eTs- rscc-r-
81 TIE l---ezss occurred Il the 49,
q secl7= II encrsz f-vz IL cszrs
pcGz& for tie 1913 c-p7 % A. aver
age q - cents 20 IsL4 he teal
vzl-s q TIE 1913 eastsz crup- ssti=as
I'd A. ss4s.ses. Ge9. E1s s-s1.ts3aea
zo-s th1z tie 1874 cruz. zltaozS- t1s
i1r-sr E1S "a p=- cen greater u 80
u-
O tie trszsz<ozz Eao1 C experts
E1ic5 hsraz zsz- re I'D & t. 1scal
rsa- covered ~ he ssc-st4-T's rs5c--
Eazv t1-E-s1s q --lszs rs--esszt
tI-z 5rotzcts
Between Aug : 1914 1z9 Fsh :
lsl5.- sss rs7o-t says. exports we're
s. Is as0 co and tzzcr-s $77I-19a. 1Qe.
rvlzg a sAEo-zsfs salazcs * yzSs.as1.-
g. O. the teal vaIzs q s1pcrrs
SsS.aGg GO rsrr~sszssd Agricultural
Ard sz1y 1855 sgd Gee -cza<riczIrz-zI
ec==c,sl-tss- czs@.F =z--sacTurezA
he t1c1l a<-1eEl-zrzl exports r
ne 9zcal ysA- ezEs1 Jzze %. 1918.
5-zcr1ca1-F ne s-s- rea- Of the VA.
-s-= tl-t71 80 assl. EE1ch Is Al II
crease e $50 aas. sda. CT ,. per eszt
ever taos. e tks preceding year and
q SAL GQ1eg. q nearly q. Der cent
1ve- -1e average q tie I've ysz-S
-z1a--s1f-
WA 8 z=es1e6 zors. perhaps. thzz
1zErEizg sase- ne secretary says 3
a. izcrsase = zeat annals To sHas
s11 tie G@za-rmszs has sxrszEed -
ACTIVITIES xs a. as rs t-r6s would
7@--t- EE-za-scz q Common I've
s-1ck 1-s=ase=. .cz wsicA Losses are
SAD % 1e szor-cz4 would result n
4 material Increase C tas neat szp-
plv
Il kAs been erzserTatirsiy ssc-zs-
Sd lie rSper- eo1-zzes- "a tie "a
SIS & ta-a .-r - rsa-x. tAas rAe AZ
zz4I e--ect lcsses t-rz animal Is
eases ar a7prrIzarsfT s-I.sGa. go.
TIE t-G1-scr losses. wEick also a-s
E-sGr- ear,cc - estimated az al he
es-ect icss Asc-iae,1 . saeh tt-sz<s Is
a. fellows
-Hcg ehoser1 s-sg9a 500 Tsxas -
Vs- Ard cattle ticxx So Soc aaG- u.
ae-rulosss. s-s.aaa 90. enurAgfczz Ahcr.
Tex s-l.sds eco sIzrxlsz $500 aaa
ANTHRAX fl-5sst.sss7s scales q s1eep
and cattle. s4-sae SCI ELazzsrs. sssaa.
ssl9s o-1er i've sccck 1zseAsss. 81 8sisl
aees PARASITES. tseaa.s go. poultry Is
eases. fs.75g.aaa
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-12-23

Turun-a. Oze-The wis cf Ebert
Hzreart and his vie. WAC we're
drowned &C the liner LzssrarEA have
been He'd here t1r G1eillA-y PROBATE.
A. both heId stock Il TIE Ncrthsrr
Grown Bank & C2zat.A he aeruu.s
az Mr. Hzbb2rzls total estate was d.
CARED n sss7-s45. and that q Mrs..
Hubbard AZ t3Ssz4S- In each case TIE
estates we're divided equally between
their childrsn. Ebert and Miriam A
direction II eaSA vii read: I de.
sire that ny body be crsnared and ror
buried IN the ground
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-12-23
EXPECT BLOW At SAL0sIEa
szs-rs-S<r-s-s May Sea- S.-ts. A.
sio-rr-re. - G--<< Seit-l-sL
as - Alearil

Lcz1oz-TEs-S s zc-s k1psezr
sesEzg n Loz11z via regard % IT,
5azxEz cr@-z-1zz zn= tz1- Z Is 1@E
EzselT zz=oxzce1 ia. TIE I-zIz1zs
kzTs e-acts1 a z=<zzE C TIE Ana
ezz cn1st 4z5 tat tie Azz.0-Frsz<z
t1r-s- Ehirn rs ,zzen hack toward
S4lcztE- hLs been s-rozEiT reS1-
forced VIII men ard gus inclz1-zS
see heavy naval weapons
Z Is zO< seated hcE large a fcrce
TIE ftz14z= wfI sez6 20 the assistance
C TIE Ssrvizzs and Noztsnegrizs. bat
f-u- tie tAet that TIE ocncizi account
tz1zzrss that Lz-6izzs have been
Ez1s A. more chAz cze port IL is tzks1
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