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mcnt has prohibited the public from
sending copies Of newspapers and books
through the post to neutral countries s
becauS. il has been found that spy
messages were being written along IN"
margins in one or other of those HUGS
: which act as invisible inks.
Enemy messages of greatest impor-
lance have recently been s"nt to Hol-
LAM. and Scandinavia without any writ
ing At all. but by packets containing a
handkerchief. pair of gloves. Il neck
tir or a pair Of stockings. Without the
name Of the sender.
The message was conveyed In the fact
that tho object had been pcrfumed be-
forH it's dispatch. The scent of roses
may mcap all clear" vloletS danger:
,verbrna that troops are leaving" hell
otrppc orders Of which I advised you
in my last are countermanded," ana
SO on.
The ingenuity displayed by tho Ger
man spy department in the kEnigGra'-
zcrstraSse is indeed astounding.
One method is to photograph IN"
mrssag. down 10 the size Of 4 penny and
then conceal it in n copper coin which
has been split. followed out for the
purpose" and tho diverse Of the coin
mad. 20 unsrrnw from the reverse.
Often the cloth over. a novel is split,
the message inserted and the book re-
bound.
! AS:lin message is written upon a
! cigarette paper. which is filled with to-
| bacco and passed abroad without any
suspicion among The other cigarettes
Of the man carrying it.
: Tho heel Of a lady's shoe specially
1. rT.
! tern been used by tho fair Sex. more
| especially by the Dutch dancer. Mar
suerlte Zelle. who vas not long ago
! executed.
Tho codes in which such MESSAGES
are written are various Next in inEc-
nuity to tho one consisting OF phrases
committed to memory is the usn OF
| Some. we'll known and popular work as
| key.
The message would read. say: ITO,
| {. "a: is. S6, 9: Of. s. -. and 50 on The
! first number is that of the paEo in the
book. the second tn" line. and the third
| tho letter Of that alphabet.
Hence il is impossible to deciphcr the
, message unless one asccrtains what
books are being used. and even then the
! lines and pa GEES vary in various editions
! So;"h messages have frequently been
conveyed to Spain, whence they have
! boon taken 10 Germany by tho C-hoats
which still carry on the secret mail ser
| vice for the German IntclliEcncc De-
| partment.
| Though tho craftiest Of Hun brains
have uEd"uhtedly been at work devisins
! tho most subtle and secret means by
! which ~ transmit valuable information
! yet readers will bc Eratifnd To know
! that w" have Il certain means OF COM
| municat!un of which the Hun is still IN
ignorance. and for which Berlin would
/ give much to know.
/ For obvious reasons I cannot here
! give or even hint at it. save to say that
| il dHfIes every effort which tho enemy
| can make 10 detect il.
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|R|NGVORNS ON
BAbY'S HEAD
Rough and Red, HairCame
Out. Cuticura Healed.

when my little boy was month
old he had four large scaly-looking
r!nswortns on the top Of his head and
they almost covered it. They were the
wors: ever saw. They were rough,
red, and some were white, and ne cried
most OF the time. Every bit OF his hair
caElc out.
"ltried everything that people would
tell me but they did not help. sent
for a fec sample Of Cu,icuEa Soap and
Cin;rnen, and then bought cake OF
Cu,icura Soap and a box Of the Cuti-
cura Ointment, and they healed him.
Signed, Mrs. L. eiEchett, EOS Ford
ST., Ridgedale, Tenn, Jan. 7, l9l7'
Most skin troubles might be pre-
vented by using Cuticura Soap and
Ointment for every day toilet purposes
s,npl. E.th Ere, By Sihl Address postcard:
| ..Curcura, Dept Fl. Boston" Sold everywhere
| Soar &c Ointment .: and SOC. TnIcGn &c
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Returning Transport Sunk.


NEW YORK, Sept. 1.-THE British
passenger steamship Missanab,e, 12,4e9
tons gross register, and In the service OF
tho british admiralty as troop TRAMP
port, has been sunk by So b1narne In
European waters, according to inforna-
ton brought here by passengers On
ship which recently sailed from Brit
tsh port, The Missaubie, which had
been carrying American soldiers ami
army supplies, was returning to m
American port. Officers here OF tito
army transport service and representa-
tives of tho Canadian Pacific railway
line, owner Of the ship, said they had To-
ceivcd no details Of the sinking. TIE
vessel carried n crew Of about 200 and
was In command of Captain William
Hainer on her last outward voyage,
MONTREAL, Sept. 1.-The news o.
the loss Of the Missanbie was confirmed
today by the Canadian Pacific Ocean
Steamship Company. The steamer sailed
from British port September with So
soldiers and number Of passengers.
She was torpcdoed September 9.
It Is believed by the company thar
none of the passengers was lost.
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SPIESEXPOSED
jcontinued Prom Page one.)

,.nnvy that az certain times OF INC hle"t
,,,v,.-io,s signals can often b" heard.
The more probable method OF the en-
, emv is 10 send. by luw-p"wer. messages
~ a certain hour at night 10 4 ''c'"'aH
sutnarinv twenty miles or ~ from INV
coast who's. dI:E I; - 10 puck them op
and rr,ranSmit them BY Their OWN WIFE
less "a Nau"n.
Another ingenious Encde OF c'e"''
communication IS by means Of adrer-
tfscm.nts ~ newspapers. soon tA'''
rho outbreaks - WAR some t.Hhcr, adFcr-
tiscr,cn which are. however, n"t n"N-
naavs allowed [" b. puhilshrd--at' r'rt-
cd ny alteration IN certain obscure cuun-
trI newspapers.
.rhn,,,h many exports IN c!nhers tTico
=. d.raGc hem. all failed and t was
not uniil Il y.a7 Afterwards that one al
The officials - 'hH French Secret SER
vice sucr"al"d ~ discovering the KEY.
I; was hen found that 4 cipher con-
sis,lng If IA jumbo Of letters OF par
t!cular!v ingenious nature was oeihs
used.
Further !. was found that ;he key
ITO this cipL.r used ny German spies In
f;rca. Rr.,nin consisted nf Il dozen we'll
known phrases. six IN German and SIX
IN F.nEliS which w"-H committed V"
memory in "rl"r that no inrriminattns
key nrcd 30 carried up0n tn" person.
injuries made in the tnit"d States.
France and ,l<cwhfrsr revealed IN" rae;
tina, spies ali oyer tho world weT" using
these lively" phrases. each letter "f whi"h
had its .tiuival.nt tn another letter or
tn. alphabet. as their code.
Moro ;han once Z German spy has. IN
haste, committed blurd"-. ON" Su, :
was distinctly crude. though n IN" nm"
+, puzzled thuS, who wer: dealing w'>i
tn" matter.
About midnight n thn winter ~ 1915
an American cn:cc''tI on" "f IN" l."nd"n
Telegraph Offices which ~" on"n all
night and wrn:" ouc 4 cable :" his VII"
in New York asking: Shall Henry en-
ter tho London academy mex; ll"c"r-
ber?.'
To this he signed his nam" and CAV"
al address in i!elgrav;a.
I, struck tho rahl" censor that the
London Acadrmy WAS not open In De-,
cnnohcr IlN. therefore. looked up IN ih'
Directory" Other London Academies ut
dancing. music painting and ":h"r pro
fessinnS. hut nom. would commence
term in D"c"inh,r
\ detective, vas seat 20 tn" address
4c R"lgrlvtn. only ~ discover that tn
nam. was ii.'tIt.rES. Then !; ""'urr"d
70 The censor :ha. :hc message mus
. contain snm" hidden 'n"nn'nC. ami or
examining tn" initial !"tt"cS "f n" mes
cage h" rad the w"rl Shetland.
And thu: was wh"e.. TIA" british Grand
Nct had 4 rendezvous on that paT'I"'
.,,a- night Til" ,uI"ntlhn If th'' 'n"H>
vas Ia ro-transr:ri' :h~ rows /" thu 'i"-'
roan Admiralty by ".r.'i"*S :r' - Sa%'
will Y. :.
4:On me rcs.:.:. "a i::t...Th L;u:cr-a
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Drive the Liquor Habit
From Your Home
Can Be Done Secretly

Physicians and druggists unh"$i!at-
inSly recommend TcScum powders tor
the liquor habit in ANY form. THY
quickly dcSrr roy the craving and maxi,
whisky and other alcoholic" h.'"r:ta;"s>
r"puEnunt. Druggists will tell You
Tcscuru Is selling hrir"r than any other
remedy for the liquor habit Thcr" ~
Il reason for this. II IS l"'":tu*'. II give;
htLer satisfaction. ON" physician
says: IT can stand In the door "t nay
homo and throw II *tnn" int. Il u'r;;!r-
hnr's yurd 10 whom | G;lH' T"Sculn pow
drrS for drunkenness and Ii" WIS ""lu-
plrtcly cured. Have also cured Il IarL"
number Of other patients" y druggist
reports "Tcsrum is having an enormous
sale II gives excellent S:I;IGtH"tI"n.
\ lady recently wrote: II hay" used
rraculn on my husband s"crHr!y and n"
has not taken n drink in Tire" m"Ht;', =
known OF T,.srum before" Her" Is an
other who tried il: after taking tvs"
boxes of rcsrum did not craN" lIIu"r.
Another writes: Il don't think ir% "N-
,-.n$lv" ut all. Just think "i TN IhHuS-
ands of dollars h has spout fer wins
key. The few dollars | spent Tor T"*-
,.uin has been worth thousands" liar"
~ nh extract from another letter: Il
sent 4 huX at T'&rGn I" my Friend,
Mrs g. M. for her I" try "n h"r has
band. Hop" *lI" will l." ~: srIr""sSful
as | hav" been. AS II - w"nh'Etui |
Will meyer lril my husband wItaj cured
him" And s" ON !: Cos. ON" "ntliu*i-
aSIir report after another. II EVu h"y..
. rclatil, ut :: iT."Hd wl" drinks Ju~'
try il for Il few week" au% not" IL.
innryrIuus change. They 'wiil $r"'n ""'n-
plain that drink doc, not iHst" TN" same
aud in u short tiW" ih', Will stop
altogether and lI":'r knew IA" r'2t~"U
why.
N0TE-h leading 'lrucstS wh'v shown -" sl.N"
article saA ''lt~ T.-rum '"ry :rmhrl t.,r
rr,ucIy 10 ,hn ,Ir1nr halt T. EArrn",s Ynn.
4 .Ht|.
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GENERAL CROWDER
Continued from Page oae.)

stances for the field Of battle and classi-
flying those remaining in accordance
with the extent to which their energies
are needed for tho support Of the IA
ton at home and the maintenance OF the
military establishment. It Is thus thai
we must proceed II we are most Office
lively to distribute the energies Of our
people for the supreme task Of winning
the war.
1.-THE obligation resting upon the trdi-
vtdual this day IS clear-cut ana not to
DO mistaken. Tho patriotism and the
honor Of our manhood furn1ah the main
reliance Of the nation at this hou-,
Patriots Will not fail to respond. Slack
ers must respond. For those who would
evade their obligation the law provides
punishment swift and certain. A years
Imprisonment faces the man who
evades. And no man can buy his es-
cape from this penalty through payment
OF = fine.
"The registrars are at their posts
awaiting yau."
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PRISON C0NV|CTS
TO-DAY
Between $50 And 800 Non At Tho Big
Moundsvt11e Institution Expected
TO Register.
Work VIII Be Done BY The Marshall
County Draft BoAru-No Trouble
Expected

All male convicts In the West Eir-
ginia state prison at Moundsvtlle who
are over Is end not yet IS will register
this morning ut the big institution. the
work 20 bn done by the Marshall county
draft board and little trouble is expected
as the mon are all anxious 10 &c; their
cards and some OF them wish that they
w"rr out TO help in getting a crack at
the the Kaiser.
II is the first time that tho men have
ever had he chance TO cast tchir names
with the boys on the outside and they
are proud TO think that "Cncr som" is
giving ;hrm n chance 10 he real citizens
at :caSt for q day. There are between
$50 and 3dG who will register this morn
INK and the work will be completed with
in q few hours.
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REIGN OF TERROR
(Cor timed From Page oue,)

the Irlga lGn miles northeast OF Mos
cow, WAS burned for resisting 'oISh"-
viI; domination. and Tnl"Eha. Ito miles
nrr1h Of Yaruslav. is reported to have
suffered the sam" fate.
Nirh, has hrcn hidrous in MoScD"
for months because Of 'hc v"i!"yS from
execution squads In the military en-
closures whore prisoners are Kept. For
rirnrrs and Russians alike wrre
searched without warrants and the N'd
Guards marched crowds of mon nm"
women prisoners through the strreIE
;,x,th such regularity that pedestrians
hardly noticed them.
Marie Spiridonova- social rrv"Iut7h-
,ry bender. charged in her memorable
.,....rh rnHdr hrfnr" tn" a!l-RuSSian
snvict congress NJ Moscow on July j..
;hat Hrlshcvik rule was NOR" tyrannicai
Than hat Of the late emperor, and tho
reign If terror had scarcely begun at
that time.
Tr. Karl Hclfrcrich. tn" German nH1-
h,ssYdor nj Moscow. rushed back tn
E.rlin and report cd t" his government
thai Moscow was in such state 0f
anarchy that thr embassy could nor
stay there. and he is alleged 10 have AL
y.4,.,I Il dlsContinuanc" If diplomatic re-
ia;irns with tho Soviet power.
Tried to Kill Hclherich.
There - HI" wonder that Smba ssa-
DR. IIclir"rch has such An impression.
Two ATTEMPTS were mad" on his Ito
while h" WAS In Moscow.
This is tho first news To com" out OF
RUSSIA r an attempt being mace
against tho lf" nf the now German AMI
has.aior ~ Moscow. His Predecessor.
Cnun, Won Mirharh. was aSsasSrnAtcd.>
shots w"rr heard rv"r%wh'r" day ana
rirh, and motor lorri"S filled with
urmcd soldiers rushed through m"
c,rrc-s with utter disregard for IN" HE
Of civilians Til" actual t}shtlnE when
t0,t plar" in tn" streets OF Moscow on
July :. when III" city was under arti!-
l.r.- fro for several hours. was far lesS
i.rrirv!rc 10 tho public Than W"r" the
cr,llass ,lavs ur "hrnr brutality when
tho soldiers imposed IN m" helpless
ruIi., hv yir1u" If thcir arms
Era Of Terrorism.
Men wht1 hnv" refused IN hEht m"
f'y.rhu-Slnvaks on the N"lEa river has"
hr..r "rrrSioti Even III" helpless ana
i,nralytir and on" old woman NOR" IMAM
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TORPEDOED TRANSPORT
Continued from Page Ole.)

ship with $500 American soldiers on
were saved.
The troop ship was bcachcd.
In order to save time instead Of
launching the boats, the Mon clalnbered
down ropes to destroyers which swami
oil around tho stricken vessel and came
close along side.
Tlis operation WAS greatly facilitated
by the fact that the sen was not rough.
Tho troops ship was I member of 4
large convoy approaching the English
coast. The vessel WIS torpedocd 200
miles from shore at 2 o'clock on Friday
afternoon
The transfer of tho American soldiers
from the stricken vessel to esco-ting
British and American torpedo boat de-
stroyers was quickly :uade, without in.
jury to anyone.
They all escaped injury when the tor
pedo exploded, and they were ICON on
their way to y British port.
There was no sign of panic on board
and the admir-: bic behavior % the men
was especially gratifying 10 the cficerS.
Nany of the troops cane from CHI
ca4cu and Cleveland AID large percent
cie.r extraction. Their behavior proved
that they had assImilatcd the true spirit
OF tie American soldier. Several SOL
die-s told the Associated Press that they
saw tho German submarine lifted clear
out Vt tho water after orc oil the depth
hoi,lbs exploded, and then entirely d!sap-
Fear.
Something had gone wrong with the
troop ships engines, which compelled her
for Il time to lag behind the rest of tie
convoy, but the trouble unA been fixed
UP and she was fast catching up with
the uT,.er transports when Il torpedo hit
he- lust forward of the engine room.
Tho vessel IT once began to sink by
the bor. Many Of the soldiers at the
time were taking baths. They did not
wait 20 d"sss, but made Cor 7he deck with
what LITTLE clothing they could hastily
lay their hands "a. The water WAS rush
InE il ~ such raro that 1t vas Thought
che steamer wnrlu quickly founder.
t. Tho surprise u: most Of the SOL
Gicrs, tho troop chip did not sink. Some
means apparently were found TO check
tho irrusE Ct water and sio Eot near
enough to the shore to be Gcached. 1t
is Hoped that tho vessel ultimately can
be Galv2gc1.
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DECISION REVERSED.

CHARLESTON. " Va. Sept. IL
Thu surr"rn" court has reversed III" do
rIsinn uf T.c. htr. wnrkmGnS r"mp"nSa-
t,nu commissioner. in tn" cas-" of aGs-
;,uu I,nccardI against H." ptt. q claim
nt aa Italian wnmar for compensation
for Nh. death Of her husband In n Fair
mont NM TIL" commissioner held IN"
evidence" did NOT show that tn" huS'
band had con- rihltt"d /" IN" support nt
his wifi, within n yrar prior 70 his
death
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WASHINGTON. Sept. IA dis
patch from the American legation at
Christfana to-day. said reliable informa-
ton had reached there that PetrograG
was burning in twslrc different place.
and that there was indtscriminnte mus
sacre OF people in the streets.
Secretary Lansing IN announcing re-
cripts of the message. said it did not
indicate whether the massacre WAS DR.
ganized or merely was u result of Z.
general state NJ anarchy.
There was nothing Ia show what part
the Bo!Shcrik authorities were playing
in the situation.
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ATTACK ON YANKEES
CONTINUED from Page one.)

able to: take adequate steps 70 dc.
fond Il.
How the German troops have been
hurried here to attempt its recovery Is
evidenced by tho fact that as many as
i've German regiments were represent
ed among tho 80 prisoners taken yes
terdAy.
This morning two frcSh attacks were
launched on either side Of Nantsu1L
Both were beaten back With severe
losses.
All the prisoners taken In this re-
gion, although they fought INVARIABLY
well, showed complete Dependency and
more than one when captured re.
marked:
THANK God, It's all overt"
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WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY IN
FRANCE, Sept. 1l.-(By the AssociAt-
cd Press.r-That tho Germans Arc using
women as military Rviators L. indtcAt-
ed In report that In a machine re-
Gently brought down by the Americans
the pilot who was killed was . woman.
The captain Of company OF the
1e7th infantry says tho pilot Of . Ger
man plane brought down near Sergy
August 2s BY Lieutenant Miller Thomp-
son Of the American air force WAS a
woman. Tho discovery OF the Sex Of
tho aviator WAS made, the captain
eays, whom his men buried the s1sny
pilot and her observer.
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NEW YORK, Sept. 1.-THE transport
torpetloed Oft the English coast Septem-
Der with American troops on board
as reported in London dispatches today
was the British steamship Persic OF the
White Star line q vessel Of 12ro42 tons
gross, according to reliable Information
received in marine circles today.
1.-THE troop ship torpedoed by Ger
man submarine and beached on the Eng
Nsh coast last Friday Is the third YES
sci carrying American soldiers through
the war zone to be attacked with any
degree of success by U-boats- The two
other vessels were the Anchor Line
Steamship Tuscania, under charter 70
the CuuArd line, and the Peninsular ana
Oriental liner Moldavta The Tuscaha
was torpedoed and sunk on tho lrlsn
coast early in February Of the present
wear while carrying troops, composed
chiefly Of detachmerts of Michigan anu
Wisconsin National Grlards1nen, to Eng
land, OF the 1919 officers and men on
board 2o4 persisted. The vessel was
nnder convoy when attacked The MOL
3av1a was torpedoed and sunk May ~
presumably while carrying American
t,,oops across the English channel from
England to France. Ftty-tve AmeH-
cans lost their lives.
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none the worse for their thrilling ex-
pcrience.
The mon are finding some oonsola-
ton for the loss OF their vessel IN the
assurance that The submarine that al
tackled her suffered 4 far worse fate ut
the hands Of the avengtng destroyers,
which were speedily on the scene hunt
ing. the U-boat with depth charges.
To aid In caring for the men here
the American Red Cross rushed in large
quantities of supplies from London
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Washington & Ieffe;sOn College

students, Is years OF age and
over, who have graduated
from four years, standard
secondary school, or having an
educational equivalent, " may
be admitted to the Corps. 1.-The
student by voluntary Undue
ton becomes a soldier in the
United States Army, uniformed,
subject - military discipline
and with the pay Of a private.
Students OF the ). y. r. {. will
have free housing, subsistence
and instruction.. College opens
October |, 1918.
For catalogue and Informal
ton apply to W. +. Sl.EAl-
MONS or K. VI. MURPHY,
Washington and Jefferson Col
leee. Washington, Pa.
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50 years old have been taken into Gus.
tody.
Such is the wild campaign carried on
BY the Eolshrvik under the guisc Of sup
pressing II counter revolution. Moses
tricky. who mcrcilessly directed ac-
tivitics Of this sort in Petrograd. paid
for ii with his life but Dzerzhnsky still
continues his frantic persecution of civ
ilians in Moscow. Former army officers
nro the greatest sufferers at the hands
Of this wild s"arrh, for counter revnlu'
ti"nares but it extends to all sections
Of tho I3ourgcoisc Not content with
ScizinG the property Of the educated
classes the Iolsh"viki arc now harra IS
ing them in every possible way. 4
brutal class war is encouraged by OK
h"rratinns daily in tho Rolshevik news
papers tn continue attacks upon the
E"urEcoisnn and even u take their
lives.
Worst Yet to Como.
Iut had MS conditions are now in
Moscow and in 1rtrogrsd a worse situa-
tinn is expected by the intelligent
classes il an intrrrcgnum takes place.
TIL" Spiri: "f vengeance IS so strong and
III" feeling 50 bitter against the Jewish
leaders arrivals here from Russia say
thnt rintinS against tho Jews gcncr-
ally is feared. Such riots never are con-
fined 10 an" class in Russia but expand
int" general murder and plumber.
The apparent abandonment OF Euro
rchn Russia by the Germans has lead to
IN" J." !i"f that their experience in the
lkraInc has caused them to cease In
their efforts tn establish monarchy
ar
friendly 10 th"m.
Ask Outside Ala.
Tho Russians nrc hclplcssly pleading
for outside assistance to cure them Of
their political troubles. Tho .constitu-
tlonal democrats and other. BourGcoisie
friendly Ia the Germans are now turn
ing Ia I'll" Entente allies since the de-
feat Of The Germans on the western
front and tho success of the CZcchD-
Slovaks and Mu7nans. The conStitu-
tional democratic party and the other
parties nf the extreme right. however
are in such disfavor. with the great
mass Of Russians Of tho center that
foreign diplomats are not willing TO
tux" them seriously.
TIL" CzcCho-SlUvak movement beyond
the River NnlSa has gained the support
nf III" factions favnrinE ~ constituent
HSSFInihS ann u ~ making inc more
aciinnary programs impossible. as ST.
h'rin generally is conceded 10 he tho
key t." reconstruction in European Rus
sin.
Somewhere among the social revolu-
tinusts. probably among those Of the
right, q Lender IL expected to develop
who may eventually crystaIize the OPP
position To the Bolshcviki.
NJ. Tchcrnnfr. former minister Of az
riculture and chairman Of tho sus-
pended constituent assembly, and Gen
cral Boris SavFnkofC. former military
commander of pftrngrad and acting
minister Of war in the ,+rrensky cabi-
net. are the most conspicuous social.
rcvolutionaries at present. Their whore
nbouts is unknown hut General Savin-
koff is reported 10 be in Siberia
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SO i:ln!t"r what you want. IL will
c.tv.. :.uu itm.' and money IL use lat"llt-
rcr-o- WANT AIS.
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AN INLAND REST CAMP IN ENG
LAND, Tuo:day, Sept. lo.-tBy the
Associated Frcsa.)-1'l!e majority Of
the $500 American soldiers from the
troop slup ":hich was torpedoed last
Friday off tho English coast, but which
v:as not sunk aad upon which there
were NO casualties. have arrived here