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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-17


CAMP LEWIS. American
Lake. Sept. iY.--Mothers who
have visions Of their sons 50
clean cut smartly clad young
soldiers might az we'll bsnish
such thouehtsl
For the new drafted Sammy
looks like a stevedorcl
His clothes are ragged and
his face is arlmy and tanned.
Tire suit tina, mother hoped
he'd send home, 30 tina, abe
MIGHT eut II down for johnnie,
Ia OF, a, the elbows and most
likely a, sundry other places,
toe.
Uncle Sam has been slow 10 give
him his uniform and the plumbers
have been slow 20 hook mp his
shower baths. and In consequence
OF many DAYS hard work In an Mt
mosphere OF dust and on nice black
crude oil roads. your soldier son is
a sight 10 behold
Work Like Soldiers
But n they do not look Ike sol
dlors. the % men who made up the
vanguard Of the little army OF
youths Seattle will send 90 this
cantonment are living and working
like soldiers
They get up 10 tho tune OF a
bugle and they pat out their lights
and start 20 sleep with tho martial
notes ringing in their ears.
SIX n IN IL getting up time. 70
y. m. IS going 90 bed time. and IN
between times Is working time
Breakfast comes GO G,t5 q m,
but before that there IL On minutes
police duty The boys call Il
picking EN- tlli brca kfast" The
barracks and grounds must be
clean and neat NJ all times. 40. ns
an appetizer the men work 81 this
task for 20 minutes before the first
meal OF the dsv.
Much Cleaning Up
Sick o1ll comes after breakfast
when the little pug nosed army
trumpet blows this tune the alilnr
make their way 10 the hospita
tents for treatment
Fatigue" Is next on the program
A special detail appointed Gael
day. arms itself with rakcs and
brooms. and. beginning az 30 a
m. works until ~ 30 a. m. clean
ing up
The real labor of the day for the
remainder OF the men begins at
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-17
Three Selected
AsSoriUents OF
Curtains
Reduced for
tuesday
Main Floor, Rear.

Lot No. lis made up Of
~ pairs Of Scrim Curtains
that are pa yards in
length These have plain
hcmstitehcd and lace edges
and are shown in white.
cream and ccru. Reduced
for Tuesday. a pair. 75c
Lot No. . There are - pairs
OF Marquisette Curtains in this
variety. They are also 90
yards In length and have lace
edros. and are IN white. cream
and ccru. Reduced for Tues
day 10. n pair . gJc
Lot No l6 pairs plain hem
stitched Marquisetto Curtains
OF fine quality. In white and
cream Reduced for Tuesday
TO. a pair -----.-,----.--.--.-S 81. 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-17
THESE
vENEERlhG PLANT
TO EMPLOY ESQ MEN

Industrial life here has taken one
more leap In the construction OF a
large veneering plant. 10 be built
Immediately at Kirkland. Two hun
dred and fifty men will be employ
ed. An investment OF s250.000 has
been made tn the plant and machin.
cry. Ocean vessels may pass thru
the Lake Washington canal. load at
the company's private dock, and,
proceeding thru the Panama canal,
make an allwater haul to Eastern
points. Orient vessels can take on
cargo without drayage or hauling.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-17
PROFESSOR here
TO TEACH RUSSIAN

The Russian language viii be
taught by Professor X. Koucher-
ence. graduate OF the University
OF Moscow. in the offices OF the
American-Siberian Trading Co, In
the Lyons building. TO Seattle bust.
ness men. who will need the Ian.
guage In the trade with Russia that
sili ensuc after the war
According 20 the professor. an
ordinary business man can read
and write Russian after three
months OF study.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-17
COUNT LUxBURG IS
ON HIS WAY home

~ InIFrd Freas Ir0srd Nire
BUENOS AIRES. Sept. IL
Count Luxburg Ferman. charge
who used the Swedish legation as
his agency for transmitting mes
sages To Berlin, was reported to-
day to have departed from Argen-
tine.
Notification could not be OBJ
tanned from the German legation,
and Argentine officials refused in.
formation. The rumor of Luxburg's
departure was generally believed
in the city. and there was great
speculation as to where the envoy
had gone.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-17
GERARD MAY cnHE
here next MONDAY

a public meeting. a banquet and n
big patriotic demonstration are be
ing planned by the Seattle Cham
Der OF Commerce and Commercial
Club 10 welcome former Ambassa-
dor 10 Germany James W Gerard.
when he arrives in Seattle. probably
September "a.
A feature OF his visit win be a
luncheon given In his honor by the
King County democratic club. Am
bassador Gerard accepted an invi-
tatIon TO the affair by telegram Sat
urday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-17
LIFE AT CAMP LEWIS
Ceattle Rows Anxious 70 r Baths and Uniforms
rhE aoYs IN CAMP.

n. m. Nuch the lhhUuttiuH p'is'H
begins
Drills OF all sorts and kinds. and
instruction I'm everything from hair
cutting TO cooking take up the time
until ~ a. m. when the men are
released 10 wash for dinner al
noon.
Beans. But no Butter
Dinner may consist OF hash. but
mostly. the men say. Il " beans
and potatoes and bread without
any butter
The afternoon IL like unto the
morning Fatigue Is resumed at l
. m and drill a, ! 80 .. m.
The work day Is over when the
huglc trills retreat at .. m The
third. aud greatest charge" OF the
day is AZ Q 30 .. m. when the cook
and buglcr get together to sound
the call for meas
In the evening there are lectures
and instruction 81 various kinds
until . p m. Vhen tattoo blows
Forty five minutes later. ''llghia
out" f. sounded and nj 10 .. m
It's the end OF a perfect day" and
Greenland FOR the soldiers.
Sleep Later Sursays
SUNDAY everybody gets 40 half
hour later. but they have 10 go TO
bod AZ the same hour There are
no drills. aliho the Kitchen police
and tho fatigue squad IS at work
aa usual
A little later. when all the men
arc In camp. the chaplains will
hold church services at 10 % a m.
Just at present the Seattle men
are excited NJ the prospect ~ %.
tanning "uniea" within n fcw days
They were measured for them Sat
urdsy and II carloads arrived In
camp on the same day
To BE Unlforrred Soon
Some OF the men thought that
because they were measured racie
sam was going 10 tailor them TO
fit" Not so He makes ~ differ.
ont siEes OF blousea for every waist
measurement and % sizes Of
breeches for every measurement
Thus. he can supply from stock
sizes. a uniform for nnv man. be
( he long. or short or fat or thin.
But for all that they are kept
busy during tho day. IN the even
Ing the men have time for rocrea-
ton. Some OF Their. read or write.
Others play basketball or football
while the chief amusement ~ box.
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In the cool OF the evening. out.
side the Y. VI. G. A. tent the men
gather. sometimes several hundred
'of them. 20 watch representatives,
from various barracks hammer
each other with padded gloves.
The universal camp sport. however.
is getting the daily sweetheart"
mail Officers are as keen FOR II
AZ nriyatps
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-17
SEATTLE ASKED FOR
SIS, 600 FOR BOOKS

Books and magazines In the
hands Of every soldier. whether he
Is guarding q railroad bridge or Is
In a hospital. is the plan Of the ma
tion.wlde drive for sl.000.000, under
the direct supervision OF the Ameri-
can Library association and Secre-
tary OF War Newton ID. Baker
Seattle's part In the campaign
will be s25 1000 The city has been
divided into 10 distrlcta. with a
chairman in charge OF each The
campaign starts Monday Septem.
Der -. and ends the following Sat
urday evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-17

Sterling =. Rothermel and l..
Refine Mccullough. two young Mid
die West promoters, who arrived In
Seattle last week. looking for IA
vorable place TO offer their produc'
lions 10 the theatre goerB OF Seat
tie. have finally located at the Tiv
oil theatre. and have signed an cx
tended lease.
II is their intention 20 produce
their own musical shows At the Tiy.
oil first thoroly equip them with
special scenery and costumes. and
after they have had their local
showing -send them on the road
a cast OF Eastern players has
been secured. and will be In Seat
tie TO produce the opening produc
ton for the week starting Septem.
Der 20.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-17
MUSIC AND DANCING. DINNER
HOTEL BUTLER
Refined atmosphere-menu con
sistent with your pocketbook.-Ad
vertisement.
PROF. S. c. STEVENS

PROF. S. c. STEVENS
The First and Only Dancing Pro
fcsscr in Seattle 10 Be Seen
In the Movies
Pictures OF the Professor dancing
the latest New York dances are be.
ing shown at the Palace Hip. and
will run until Wednesday night.
The Professor recently returned
from the Dancing Masters Associa.
ton. at New York Seattle dance
enthustos will be given rare
treat in seeing the most modern
dances hy Professor Stevens. on
Wv screen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-17

TIL, kaiser will be palned TO
learn hat John y. Works has with
drawn from the Peoples Council
for pcnce. The blow comes, too.
right when Wilhelm was trying to
feel chsorful over his capture OF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-20
WARNING SOUNDED
AGAINST ECONOMIES

WASHINGTON. April Ie-WarninG
70 ;ho nation against Il real danger IN
hysr"rirnl and lll-udviS"d cconom! anu
interference with normal pursuits OF
Tho p""pl" is given by HowaLd r. toIt.c
81 the advisory commission. Of the Coun-
Gil Of National Defense. in statement
mad" public tonight rs the first enter
prise Of the governments new commit
toe on public information.
Just returned from IL trip through
several Middle Western states. Mr.. Cor
TN dcpl"r"s the fact that conditions OF
Unemployment and closed factories
SHOULD ar'ar ~ 2 result OF indlscrimin.
at" efforts. public and private, toward
war time economies.
after nearly thrc" years Of refusal
10 tax" the European war and Its les
sons seriously" Mr.. Coffin says. we
suddenly launched forth in a most few
criSk activity In save the country over
night. Patriotic organizations, almost
wIthou; number, arc milling around
rnISiIv. and while Intentions are good.
IN" results arc often far from prac-
teal.
"Eccaus, Of an impending and pos
sih!c shortage Of foodstuffs we have
h%si"ricnl demands for economy in
every lime OF human cndcavor Waste
s. bad but an undsCrimnating economy
il worse.
some states and municipalities are
stopping road building and other PUBLIC
work. General business Is being slowed
down hrrauSr of tho emotional response
sc IN" trading public to this misguided
campaign for economy: savings arc be-
iur withdrawn from the banks: reports
show that som" people have begun 10
hoard food supplies and thousands or
workers ar" hoinC thrown n"cdlcssly out
nf employment. MI this is wrong.
"ru"mpioymAnt and closed factories.
brought AnoUt through iitful and ill-ad-
visoG campaigns for public and private
economy. will rrOv2 Il vnritlh" founda-
'i"n Of ulitcksaud for the serious work
v" have ~ hard
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-20
HIGHER R, R, RATES
CONTINUED From First Pnge.)

morrow. shippers from New York.
Chicago. Cincinnati and other larg"
cities Will b" present tn define their
attitude as 10 The railroads demands
Supplemental to III" general t"n'a-
iiv" orslor, the commission issued an
order to-day permitting the increa*"
To apply. tentatively. on all through
rates which ar" lower than tn" total OF
rates u and from fllc"m"d!at" p"iHts.
This affects chiefly tn" towns and
cities in the inI"rm0untain territory.
The tentative order permits horizon
tai rails" of - per cent. on all rates IN
Guiding those 10 intermediate points.
Shippers from III" great stretch Of l"r-
riiory ihcludcd in I'll" int"r-mountain
country have Significd their intention
of opposing This arrangement vigor-
uuSly on the "rOiinGS tina: such an Or
der. if made final. would operate Nor"
10 the dISadyaniag" Of intrr-mOuntaja
cities than thC present tariffs. rrHdJ,iS.-
mcni OF which is now under consider
alton.
All commodities ar" embraced under
lh, order, with ;hr exception 0f inuS"
upnn Rhich the roads hay" signii"i
rha, applications for Specific increases
would be asked. Excepted cOmlno'H
tics are biluminOua coal ana cox"
from producing fields in Pennsylvania ii.
Maryland. West Virginia. Virginia.
Kentucky. Tennessee" and Ohio I" A.
lantic seabnard and Great Lake p"rr&.
and in IN" ease Of coke. from ovens II
West VIRGINIA. kentucky and Virginia
10 furnaces within those States: ana
iron ore from producing points IN tn"
Middle West 10 tlFnaC"E.
Exception alsojwaS made rs - pro
nncnd increased rates on SOIt horn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-20
SECRET SESSION OF
BRITISH PARLIAMENT

LONDON. April 10 $3.50 p. M
Chancellor ROnar Law informed the
house of commons today that the gov
eminent had decided Ia ho'd Il secret
session of tho house. the date Of which
would b. announced next week.
one Of the subjects Of discussion
Of the secret session. Mr. l5onar Law
'old rhn house. will b. The situation
in Greece which is now under consid-
craj;nn BY the entente allied govern
nrnt%.
On being asked by Laurence" Gin
nell whether the United States was
being consulteG with regard to Greece
he chancellor replied:
Tn ~ III" present the United
StaiTH have not taken any part in the
discussion bui | have no doubt that
as soon a> arrangements arc com.
pl"t"d chez viii b. Consulted in every
matter il: which their interests arc
concerned
CA s"mi-utlici;l' statement given out
in London last nicht said a. secret
session 0l The house would be held
shortly after tn" return Of Premier
Lloyd George from III" continent, for
the discussion Of man-7Owcr. air srrv-
:cc. tic Submarine menace and other
0lc..iinN~l
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SEALED PROPOSALS
soTIcE TO CONTRACTORS.

To -.crra bids fr- LltiT=. construction and
e,c,..,n. 4 Ercf Public School building at Aciz.
Ma1sn County West N:crin!a.
Notice IS h"rrbv gwen. 'hat :h" hoard ri education
NJ MsrnFrc,on d.s,r:r' Of Marion County. West VIZ
r,oi, Will rTr:.r scale, bids for the construction nt
E-i-k 4.Hnol hl.Idin: IN tho ~ Metz. Manning
ION dis,rc W"s, Virginia
EILs 70 hr received until T. O'Clock Eoon Of A21i
IS 1917. NJ which TINE same wi! DC o!cncd and
contract lot.
The contractor 10. furnish all material M! r"n
ril,ct hI,ii!lns acc6tns plans and s'r:i'c'tl"ns
trd s,rN bond with approved security for tie tathiuI
performance r; his contract
All m" work "a b" dn;t" under The supervision ~
Tho SAID board r. we'll as al material u he used al
To hn subject 20 tho approval q The said board
plsns and Specifications may +" F"''nd with T. ~.
Snid.r architect FaiuEnni. or i: che office 81 HE
President o: TIE BOARD % E!urati"n al IN" Pubic
School building q, Munn.rst"n. ""~t virginia
IL. said board ~ education h";cIy reserves The
rsh, IN rrj-,, any Hmd all bids. All h.dS 10 he Hh-
dressed n George ". E"wrrs. president Uf tie b"aTu
Of education Warrington. ". Va
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
P- Grarxc ". Bowers President
Attest:
:. I rbn,aE Sn,rc:av ap lG-p
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German Reports.

LONDON. April -. i":2! =. m.--Thc
official statement Of the campaign III
France ~ given out in Berlin this eve
ming reads:
Southeast OF Arras the firing was
iivclicr. I'll. artillery duel WAS moro
intense on both sides of Craonnc.
French attacks occurred along the
Alsnc- Marine canal, the strongest being
against RrimOnt. which. failed.
In Champagne our c""untrr-ht LACKS
compensated for the enemy gain OF ter
RAIN northwest OF Aub"riv"
BERLIN. April 10. via London. p.
m-Thr hattie in m" Champaign" north
, west of Aubcrivc yesterday continued
into the night. says today'S Official an
ununccmcn, This mnrrninE the fight
ing increased in intensity. as Il result
Of Introduction Of fresh forces.
Near EIlc- AuX-E"iS. The statement
says. the foorc0St position became un-
s,,;ia bic 10 US and we established our
s,Ivcs IN q, rearward Lin.
\ local French attack near Brayo-on-
Iannoois succeeded. the statement
says. bu; assaults on the elevated front
along tn" Ch"nin-d"s Danes and near
Craunnc failed.
poocumrn,s which have been cap
,urcd from the Frhnch indicate far
reaching objects Of the French attack
launched on Monday. the communlca-
IL ION adds At no point were the hopes
or the French realized. Their troops
only approximately attained their ta"ii
cal aims. To say nothing OF their
strategic objects
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-20
ARMY BILL
fCoRttnued from First Page.)

,;.... draft w,s declare! Ia II. in r..cueni-
.,n,, ~ ,,,st nrincjt,i.s IN tho ma inri,y
-o,,,,r,-writt.,, hv Chairman Chamber
IAN ~ ,h.. military cumlni,,,,.. and sub
,Tiit,.i ,n rh.. SENATE tuday on tho
administrator bin.
".rh!S is un tin" u i0l"rat" unrcr-
ta;nty in III" raising and ;he nyiutrn-
.,,r,. Of ~, I,r..,, ,iu,,ih..rs; Of u.uiwhich
ne present EMERGENCY is likely - r.'-
0,lIt-. nor uncertainty IN tn" methods to
b.. a,!oDt..d fur IN. establishment of IN
a,lcq;lai,., efficient military service.
saws th.. report. ''Th. bill makes Ger.
:;Ii,l ,f,. raisIu.. and maintenance. Of the
r..itiIr.d forces with thu, utmost exp
,E,;iru. |, establishes The principle that
Al; ar,:,S bearing cii;X,iiS uw. t. IT," ma
ton ,h., duty uf Offending it, |! So
l.c,s nni, rhns.. who hv reason 81 their
Az" and pnysical r:.pacit. arr. ,hr Il. st
at,.I "a RECEIVE, rho trimming ana wiih-
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French Make Gains.

PARIS. april 70. 1870 p. m.-Stcac!y
gain b. IN" French arc reported! In the
"iiir"h communication issued hY the
war "!fir" tonight. in the continuation
%! l." dllV" against the southern onI
Of IL" iiind"nhurg line. TIL" mos: IN
i"rtdIt ariNnn"" WIS made 10 In" mort u
w"$' "f AUhcrive. whore the French
carried strong system Of German
ana Il quarter. Tho text ct the com
1nnn!cnti"n reads:
"!!"twrcr the Soumc AMI tho Disc
que violent nrtillory actions w"r" in
Progress.
North Of tho Aisna tn" enemy. under
""r energetic pursuit. continued 10
Withdraw III III" direction OF the rhcmin
les Danes. oar ;ro"rs in til" rours"
Of the day occupied tho villages Of
AiS%, I"uy and L.affanN. and kept in
los" contact with III" enemy. Fort &c
""nd" tn"rihw"s: ot Cond"-Sur-Aisn
also fell into our 1OW"T.
In Tho region OF IIurt"hisa. after a
spirited "HFnGrr"ni. y. occupied Il
point Of SUPPORT north "f tha: farm.
taking 5"n prisoners and two cannon IL
lr;. miijiM"trcs.
West - H"rm@r!rNrrt W" made m
important "dyauc" and captured about
HfI% .pr.SoH"rs.
In champagne tn" artillery action
Nassir 80 Mccouvi!li"rS. w" enlarged
our POSITIONS north "f Mont FEaut AMI
"'NulS':d ~" German counter attacks in
thN' r"G."m and on Mont 'arUi!!-t.
Northwest 81 Auhcrivc our troops
hriIiirHtl" carried on = front of two
Kilometres 4 system Of trenches strong
y orUaniE"i. joining thi; vlIac" with
h" M"r"nv!lli"rs wood. and Gr"v" back
The eu'r;y 20 thn southern outskirts ~
Naud"~!ucorr;. On" hundred ani Gftv
prisoners w"r" captured in the roI!rSa
at This act ION.
In n" .NrConn" \ German n't"nrr'
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r,,a =rriSb pnrAv

WNSHlNt;TnS. April 18TH" stat"
r,cvartinru' announced to-day thai The
Eri,ISE, official party coming discuss
.hr conduct Of TN" war Is constituted aa
follows:
Arthur james Ealf"ur. foreign min
istrr: SIR Eric prumm"nd. Ian Malcolm.
member parliament; =. +. !'"rm"r ana
q. Butler. personal staff.
Rear Admiral Sir Dudley r. 5. 20
,'hnir fleet JayniHSt"r Vincent l.awiort.
Major General g. Bridges. captain II.
II Sron,l"r-Ctay and Lord 'Hnliff". gov
rnor Of the Bank OF England.
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WNSHINGTON. NnrII i'--E7IS 20
raise the age limit of naval reserve Off
GERS from 35 /" 80 years To permit; en-
listed minors Ia renew their cn!iStln"niS
for ,uc year instead Of four upon attain
ing their majority and to Civ" each sen
otor and REPRESENTATIVES, IN additional
designation to the naval academy. up 10
September !. 1918. were passed to-day
hv the house. They await senate" aC-
ton.
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PARIS. April l9.-rhr Germans threw
;wciy" new divisions (22a.nUu rnent
against the French between scissors
and Auhnrivc last night. The war Of
nee announces that they were unable 20
check the successful offensive Of the
The H. French continued to make pro
Ercss north Of Nnilly an! tst"'. not
wiihstandlnE violent GrF'!hn G"uh'rI
attacks The successes OF tho French
III tho Champagne were followed by
further advances in the region or Nor
onviIlrrs Several important heights
and strong positions We're taken.
Two more batteries Of German ar
rillcry were captured on III" front De-
tween scissors and Aub"riNc.
The statement follows:
South and southwest nf ST. Quentin
there was very active artillery iIht-
ing. Patrol encounters occurred on me
outskirts OF the upper forest OF Cpudy.
We tnoll prisoners.
''Rctwcrri the Ai$nc and the. rhemin
GeS-DcmrS we continued 10 make pro-
gross north of NaiIly and pSt"l. An
enemy attack IN the region Of C'"urlcrnn
was checked hy uur machine guns. Fur
ihnr east the Germans nj O'Clock last
night made Il very VIulcn; attack on our
positions on the NnNclerc plateau. They
were m0w"d down hy oar lire This fu-
tile attack WAS beaten back with very
heavy LOSSES ana III" Germans were NOT
able 10 reach our lines.
During IN" night there WIS heavy
artillery lighting IN Tn" sectors of Sm-
rigncul. lie Godat and La iomp"ll".
I In the Champagne oar successes on a
great scale wnr" continued. AT Moron
yill;crs We attacked, achieving success
everywhere. We carried the Mnnthaui
and several heights 10 The east of that
point. including Hill @27. In the region
south nf AlHrnuTilli"rs. in the course "i
an engagement last night We captured
Two more German batteries. on III"
front between scissors and .\uherivc ""
Eavo identified lively" new German di-
visions.
In the region Of ST Mihi"l. a German
attack oil Rnmainvill"N farm WAS hr"k-
! IN UP by our ire. THY enemy left prIs-
OnerS In our hands"
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c,narlsman shot Down.

TRENTON. y. j., April IA shot
fred from ambush mortaliy w"und"'E
Rohn.t Price. Is years old. Il privat" in
companr T.. Second regiment. New ;l"r-
sey national guards who was on duty