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docply significant with us. Now It Is
supremely significant. Keeuy as we
were aware n year ago OF The enterprise
Of life and death upon which the nation
had enbarEed, we did not perceive It's
meaning as clearly as We do now We
lSneyy thct we wore all partners and
must stand and strive together, but we
Gid not -eaEzc as We do now that we
are all enlisted men, members OF
single army, of many parts and many
tasks but commanded by single obli-
CATION, our faces set towards single
object We now know that every tool
In overy eseeutinl industry Is weapon
and a weapon welded for the same pur-
pose that an army rife IS Tielded-a
weapon which Il we werd to lay down
20 rife would DO Of any use.
And n weapon for what2 What is
tho wax for7 Why are VIC onlt5ted? !?
why should we he ashamed If we were
not culisted2 At first 1t seemed hardly
moro than a war Of defence against the
military aggression Of Germany. Be!-
c.iun had been violated, Franco invatt cd,
and Germany was q fold again rs IN
1870 and 1866 to work out ambitions In
Europe; and 1t was neccsoary to meet
her force with force. But It Is clear
now that II Is much more than war
to alter tho balance Of power in Europe
Germany, 1t is now plain was striking
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Sir James Campbell Is the ron Of =
police ofrclal who carries IN his whole
appearance tho hereditary marks OF his
class. His expression is severe. his jaw
strong. and n brisl'inG white muHtache
adds 70 his police air.
In his political views ho hns hhhorto
been reGa rdcd as tho embodiment OF IN"
policc mind. 1lr was rcvnntIy loyal 10
home rule and homo rulers. Stout pro-
lrs,anrs In i.lstnr found IN him mn AZ
den, advocntr or their preparations for
rebellion. Flc made rooeli!oun speeches
calling for armed rcststsuca and tho ac-
cess Of this great lawyer. notnhln for hin
cold, calculating temperament. was MI
mos, a. valuable na Caraon'S leadership
In tho Clslcr rebellion.
Fortunately for Campbell. Cnrson's
revolt did no, come m. hut tho Him
Fein rebellion did. Calnbcll was then
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ONE REPORT HAS.
LEN|NE DEAD IS
WOUNDS RESULT

LONDON, Sept. 1.-NS.olA Len1ne'
the BolseeviS premier. who was shot
twice by an assasin last T11day night at
Moscow, has died Of his wounds &C
ccrdirS to telegram from Peerograd
received By the Exchange telegraph
company. by way Of Copenhagen.
LONDON, Sept. 1.-The latest Official
nows concerning the co1NAon OF NIX
OLAF Lent.e comes in the form OF Two
bulletins by Russian wireless. timed q.
1850 ard s: 80 Saturday evening, respect
lively. These bulletins state that his
general condition Is good. that tmmcdl-
ate danger is past aud that no ccnPn-
cations have arison.
AMSTERDAM. Sept. The cosdi-
tion OF Nko11i I,onll1e. the Euosia Boil
shevik premier. against whose LIE an
attempt Was made Friday night, Is re-
ported BY the EUssta1 newspaper PrIv-
da to be Ssrtous owing to internal Lem
orrhn9es, according to telegram from
Moscow.
= The Prarda saJ5 the premier was
shot By O yorny girl belonging to the
tnteIlcctacl class. She was arrested
The attack on Eenine was made on
Friday evening aSte- c meeting OF IL
borers at the Nicholson works, where
Jertne spoke. AS the premier wac 1eaV-
ing two women stopped him and Discus
sed tho recent tlecrees regarding the i1a-
the course Of the interview three shots
we're fired.
A Moscow telegram by way OF vienna
says the attack or tho RussiSu premier
was made by two> women belonging to
the Social Revolutionary party.
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BY HUGH S FULLERTON.

Chicago wins
Tho dope declares that MIirh''' ''A'''
will heal the H-d S"X four "Gt "r inc
six ramrs that will h" played hnG re-
cover tnr ,hr National I."aEnc tn" old
honnrS. and III" FIRST Straw Hat Wnrld's :
Championship. ,.
That ,hr series VIII y" 'xir"m"lH clos"
and exciting All IN" way with low
scores. and that the Championship VIII
be- decided 10y "rrors "f lnfi"id"rs Is
1.!ainly indi"arrt; without ven y Elanc"
into ih.. magic cry&i"i. That IN" re-
s7,lt is dependent largely upon IN" So
lection Of pitchers is beyond doubt anh
everything points L. Jim Vaughn rs
the individual! hero.
As n wagering proposition al'honsh
urge strongly against wagering h'
haschalD this series is one Of the most
even ever arranged. and there IS n tr"'
u,nndnuS chance to hay" III" entire
championship turn upon on" 'ntlrId or
Tnr. =.
am rather surprised - tiud now
bard III" Rcd SIX figure !" MT ltcn-
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WASHINGTON, Sept. AL A!mol'i-
cans a,S addressed as fouo.G enlisted
mcn Of q single army, Of many parts
hut commanded by single obligation
b. P-ealdent wilson In Labor Day
message made public tonight at the
White Eouec. That object Is TO win
tic wax, Tho wa~ of ali wars which
labor should support and support with
all tts concentrated power"
at hrEt, the president Gays, this hard
ly seemcl more than wax OF defensc
against military aSgTesgion; now 1t is
clear that it is more than wa- TO al
Ger tie balance OF power of Europe,
that Germany. was striking at whnt
free men everywhere desire and must
have, tie right to determine their own
fortunes. Labor Day, 1918, therefore is
supr1ncly significant. no declared, be-
cause:
The laborer Is not only as muck
needed as the soldier. It Is his VA.
The COLDER Is his champion and repro
sentative; 20 fau to win would be to I'M
peril everything that the laborer haa
ftriven for and held dear since freedom
hrs. mad its dawn and his struggle for
justice began"
The presidents message follows:
my fellow citizens: Labor Day,
1915, IS not like any Labor Day that We
hare known Labor Day was always
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TAKE PERONNE
TWO THOUSAND MORE GERMANS TAKEN OPERATIONS
win the War" Labor Day Message By President Wilson

at what free men everywhere desire and
must hnve-thc right to determine tnelf
own fortunes, to insist upon justice, A0a
to oblige governments to act for them
and not for the private and selfish In
terest Of e governing class, It Is war
to make the nations and peoples OF tho
world secure against every such power
as the Gerlnau autocracy represents;
It is war to make the nations anu
people of the world secure against
every such power as the German nutoc-
racy represents. It is war OF cmancl-
patton. Not until it is won can men
everywhere live free from conBtant 1ear
or breathe freely while they go about
thoir daily tasks aud krow that govern
ments arc their servants, not their mas
ter5. ~,
.sThis Is, therefore, the war OF al
wars which labor should support and
support with all Its concentrated pow
e-. The world cannot be safe, men
lives cannot be secure, no mans rtgnts
can be coufdcntiany and successfully
asserted against tho rule and mastery
arbitrary groups and special interests
co long as governments like that which
after long premeditatton drew Austria
and Germany into this war are permit
ted to control the desttries and the daily
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attorney general. TTc hnh no fellow
fcclug for tho nthrr rebels. and WAS
among thosn who dcrrnndnd lhr largest
number Of victims. i'ut for ihn Inter
vcntior OF ASnuith n1,d thr Irish MEM
bors OF parliament tho numhrr "r ">"ru-
tinns might have risen from fift"-u 1"
thirty-tive or forty. ,nrtnb"r "f par
lament for many years from Trinity
college,, thf. puhlln stronghold ~ Suulh-
ern prot rstnntirm and Tnryism. Camp
bell spoke constantly ngHtIst h"in" rui".
and h!a sperchrs. with their "nld. Visnr-
nus y!rulrncr usually created scenes If
violence between himself and his Nation
Isl f-llo loW-ntInntrymen,
TN ono nrraSIrn h- stumbled int" ar
attack OIL the mrm"ry nf farnclI, y
ryrinne was lot loose and for half An
hour the houSi' WAS jr pantlrmuniuni. the
Salionalsts demanding and Campbell
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dri> ani now h-rd n" cubs figure 10
bat Hush.
II looks 10 mo rather Il "in"h that
Boston Will open tho S"r"s with l'HSh.
who lust now is going great guns.
ritrhing fnstcr and with better control
than he has all year. and usually IN
hard luck Has bard luck figures 4"
stick with him.
I;u, Harrow Will not hCsttat" to
match Push against Vaughn for ;hat
r,YSur I:ush has experience, ha:' been
through tn" firl "f Worlds series be-
fore and would S'''In I" look good
nrairst ih. lr.St 0f IN" cub h1ii"rS. II
will y" ,rr,rS behind l;uSh that hnnE
about his downfall.
The cubs "f cmur$" will starr Tyler
IN the, second game. II" l., tn" "nr best
h,.t against III" it"d S"N h"rauS" ~
knows them iir~Id" "Ut and hl% KIND ~
uitrhmE is just tn" kind that th"E d"
moi Int. isustnn will los" again. IL Splin
rr great pitching ny Ruth. and the
game figures Ia ha tn" closest and clean
st f IN" series.
In tho third game NJ Chicago Jones
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Americans Advance Beyond
Juvigny, With Gain of Two
Miles-German. Outman-
euvered and 0utfought By
General Pershmg's Men

WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY IN
FRANCE, Sept. 1.-(By tho Associated
Press.)- .)-The American troops. in their
drive beyond JuviSry last night and to-
day, advanced about two miles and cap
tured 600 prisoners, together with con-
siderable war supplies
WASHINGTON, Sept. brisk ac-
lions by American troops on four sec
tors In France arc reported by General
Pershdngss commun1pue for. Saturday,
as follows:
HEADQUARTERS American Exped3ttonary
Forces, Aug. 3l.-Sectton A.-North OF
the Aisne our troops took Juv1gny by
assault and captured $50 prisoners. IN
the yvoevre and In the vosges the enemy
was again repulsed In attempts to raid
our lines. In Asaoe o successful raid
ing party penetrated the enemy S
trenches and inflicted losses.
Section R-There Is nothing to report
in this section
AMERICAN FORCES ON THE
ArSNE FRONT, Saturday, Aug. 81
By the Associated Press.)-Juv.gny
the ruins Of village north Of Soissons
that the Gernans fought SO desperately
TO rpCa1U, 1S 10" well "ALA1A4A tAC 1AAAAOA~-
cau lines It was taken late Friday,
but not until now has tho publication
Of detail Of It's capture been permitted
The Americans consolidated their po-
sitions to the east Of Juvtgny last night
and tonight, after making further pro
press during the day, they control the
yone considerably In advance OF the
viT1nre. The American artillery domi-
1rates the country for uany miles TO the
east, and the Germans apparently have
beeu left with slight chance Of effec-
tive resistance until they reach the
broken terrain around Neuvine.
Tho extension of III" slime thr"nEh
Iuvirny was dramatic addition I" th'
already brilliant record Of tn" division
tbat accomplished IT, TIL" German OF
1ct.rs vr,re. e.o,Itrnancuvrrcsi and their men
wcro outtouGht.
Enemy machine gins proved 'rr-
riblc barrier to tho progress "f ln'
Americans. hut II WIS not enough. anu
,vbcn all was over tho Germans unwlt-
,;nrIv added n hnal touch Of traSed!
,yhcn thcv dropped a high explosive
ebeII into thr midst of 1871 prisoners
,ha, tho Americans had removed I" inc
-.ar. Five German captir"s wcr" kili"'
,nd scores we're terribly w"und"d
When tho objective of General !Nr'
ehinc's men finally was attained 'hr
Germans within the town w"rc caught
manning, The American had manage
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nhst lnntrly refusing mn apology. md tho
b,.wildrr"d and important SPEAKER had II"
remedy hut To bring tn" storm m"ntlnE
to an abrupt end Nrv"ri hrlnHA. II should
hu added. ~ n typical contradiction "r
Irish character that i'nmIh"lI IN prl-
waite lif,. Is puitr genial ana TrniIh, ann
was even rnll~d hy his fhriklihn niIun
hv some SnlinnmliHlA with whom H.
rnn- into nrrc-St conflict In public,
He became III duo. Tim" u lnw "ih'~r.
md during the Baifuur Tory regime
s-u, . r,hIr uf NhiiuuRlisis tu jail ana
thus lived up faithfully 1" the Irh"''
lions NJ the great Irish police i"r'e'
which has hrcn EnsIund's mnst niLrh-
sivc garrison ~ ireland, Next To 'ar-
son lie WAS regarded Us tho most ruin
less ami hateful agent "r buhlIn cas-
tie rule. and rrcryhohy expected |"
find HIM promoted 10 thu highest Jnai-
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ADVANCE: Of THE
ALLIED HOST s
IS UNBR0kEX
OUTFLANKING OF THE
ENEMY THREATENED
Gains on Both Northern and
Southern Wings May Bring
New Retirement
Try TIE ASSOCIATED PHEss.)

All along tho western battle front the
Germans continue to give ground before
tho entente allies. Daily the trend OK
events acceutuates tho insecurity OF the
German lines and tho inability Of tha
German high command to hold back the
aggressors.
Wtrrc two months ago great salicuts
projected into the allied 'front.', these
have either been flAttensd on. ars In
the process Of being blotted out. and IN
some instances tho allies themsSivss
have driven In wedges that seriously
menace the enemy.
With the Marne and Picardy soctorF
now virtually all reclaimed, the wings
Of the present allied offensive ars NOV
ing In O manner that bodes III for the
Germans. In the north the wing on TN
Lys salient southwest Of Tpres grad.
ually Is bending under voluntary rs'irs'
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thcro remains onc last heSpeF"''
chance rf nssaullinG fortune. Inns
~ leaving 1r"lard's poor legal PFh'
,Irr whrro thr ro"s nrc cn'nnara' Nc''
small md tho highest nt'ainnpi" IN
como By leaders Of tn" nrnf"ss'"n. u
not moro than $I5.nnh. not ha!f 'hht
nr u slccrssful Junior hhrriStrr III
London. Irlshmcn often succeed ~
thu English har. hut usually. nn con-
ditiun that they start In London III
stead Of Dublin. Two cna"h only
stand out as big succ"isns where
csrrnr beginning in Dublin WAS trans
ferred Ia London, Charles Russell. VIII"
hrcame n great advocate ami lhrn LOT"
chief Justicr .nnd peer, ana DIT r-',
ward Carson. who also left Dublin DOOR
but rushed into a hugo practice ana ac-
ouIrcd a large fortune IN l.ohdon. i-'h
SUCCESS has been magnetic. olher lfi'n
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YankS Take 600 Prisoners
I'm Renewed Drive On Foe

AMERICAN ARMY IN FRANCE Sept B the Associates ba
road me
frankly
brncy
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The reported activity of the American troops on ne 1a
northern front in Belgium will learned of with particular
in West Vrpna-for SOh division Of the National army made
p of Virginia artillery and Virginia ana
reverted occupvng positions that sector With Americans
in Reloiun is almost certainty that the S0h division
is involved. :, 49,. ., o.h o,A.L
35h Field Artillery The several hundred wheeling and Fan
bows are in 34h regiment most OF them IN bartees A.
d The other batteries of the regiment made up OF boys
from northern West Virginia.
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cInl position, /" which such m''n"'S
usunlly lend.
l;ut then rnrr nlnnE l-ih'rRl ~
rrndency, beginning with III" Ereh'
Liberal victory IN 1905, TIL" Natf'h-
nIirts thrn b"rnrnr almost "ninirot"h'
In Earring their enemies fr"m nr"n'"-
ton. md long arrears had 1" b" ph'u
tn i.'hrral barristers who mad SthrFo"
during the almost twenty years or ""-
broken Tory hurrrnnc%' 1huS. JuFt I'M
H.. was IN the brink Of his supreme
s,Irrrsg. poor Campbell falrd Of pro
motion. His legal business IN inc
n-url:mr diminished III Ireland hha
moro Than r,iddlras"d with hts si6hl
aunrrwhat obEcured and big fam
lily, Campbell was faced with tho loss
nf his present income and n" prospect
ur nffrr.
To Irish lawyers in such difficulties
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PARIS, Sept. In the region noTth
of SoissonS French troops last mgr q.
cd the town Of Leury and captureol
a thousand Germans, the French war
office announced today.
Frcncj, troops have crossed 'ne
sonrne canal at Epenancourt, seven
miles south OF Isroune. Rouy lie Petit,
two miles northcast Of Eesle, has been
captured by the French.
The text OF the statement roads:
"rhe actions continued during the
night. French infantry units crossed
the Sornme canal. cast of EpaneeonFt.
Further couth, French troops captureo
Rouy-le-Petit. We took $50 prisoners.
I'm the region north of scissors the
French captured r,e'ory and conquered
several centsrs OF resistance which
wore strongly held Ov tho enemy. One
thonsand prisoners remained in our
hands"
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SPANISH WILL
SEIZE. GERMAN
SHIPS IN PORTS
Action By Alfonso's Cabinet
Follows Torpedoing Of. the
Ataz-Mendi

MADRID. Saturday, Aug. 3l-By
The. Associated Press)-The Spanish
government tonight decided to take
over all the German steamships intern
ed In Spanish ports. In accordance With
Spain's recent note to Berlin because OF
the torpedoing Of Spanish vessels By
German submarines.
Foreign Minister Dato announced at
a meeting Of the cabinet tonight that
the Spanish steamship AtAx-hcndt,
carrying q cargo Of coal from EnSlsHd
to Spai1, had been torpedoed and SUNK
by q German submarine.
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exemption rights Immediately devofvee
upon wilful slackers. the statement said.
h;, rdly 4 community in the United States
had failed "a show swift visitation Of
th. punishment where il was earned.
While 1000 men subject to the flrsSt draft
had crossed to Mexico. their names are
on file with the department Of justice.
with cases against them ready. and
Sbonrr or later th"y will face the 3lar.
In the meantime. even fuEttivcs who
possess means ar, bcing made miserable
by the natives and by other Americans
who reside there. Canada is now auto
matically returning those who have fed
tfcrr. or conScriptinE them into her own
army.
Courts manifest no sympathy for
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Home Rule Essential to the Security of the British Empire Declares OConno

harr!stcrs IN the English law courts
do not like tho methods Of Irish bar
ristrrs. especially those trained in the
coercion courts.
campbell, in desperation. took the
grave step Of lrnving his profession IN
ireland. but II run of ill-luck. which
had pursued him for Some years. seemed
destined Ia continue. He was too old
tn hc trnnsplantcd and was in the depths
Of despair. =
In no country or no profession are
sudden and astonishing changes Of for
tuu" 40 common ms nj the Irish bar.
uf the twin Weapons of ruling Ireland
against her will tho corruption OF FL
gantic nalaries md Innumcraole o1nces
ar even more potent Than the oayonet.
and nennilesH and desperate lawyers
(coztinusd On Psss 3iEhk)
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Ry r p O'CoNNoR,
London Times-Plihic Ledger s,
Snc..inl q biz DiGrlafch

London Times Public ledger Service
Special Cable Dispatch.
Crpyrtght. 1919, by Public Ledger Co.
IDNIaIN. Sept. IA characteristic
and Ilcturesnu" drama Of Irish life has
inst had an astounding dennucnent. It
begins with policeman. and ends with
his brilliant offspring as AN Irish po-
liceruan; always n uniform. always
,nors or less in conflict with popular
opinion. Trained by sever" discipline
TO almost blind loyalty 10 Dublin Castle.
no has become SUCH a special type tha,
he has almost universally the Same facial
expression. His jaw is strong. his eyes
penetrating and vEtlaHt. his cheek
homes arr high and SQUARE his express
sion severe and usually his face is clean
shaven. except for tiercc. brIsslinS mus
tache.
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AERIAL SERVICE WINNER.

WASHINGTON. sept. t.-.\"rial mail
service. between New York. washington
ana Philadelphia during tn" month Of
August. WAS carried on withuu; = delay
of as rluch As ton ninIlt,%. tn" post
"frir" department announced tonight.
Military avia:"rs flew tn" first ton
days of ,hr period. and flyers of the
now postal S"ry;,e handled il" scr. .lrc
during the remainder Of tn" month.
Mail carEn"S delivered weighed I.EI9
pounds.
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MORE VILLAGES,
1000 PRISONER
FOR THE.FRENCH
GAINS MADE NORTH AND
SOUTH OF THE AILETTE
North of Scissors, the Gauls
Storm Leury--Crecy-au-
Mont Also Captured

PARIS, Sept. 1.-French troops nave
CAPTURED Crecy-au-Mont. south OF the
Auette river. North of the At1ette they
have gained o footing In the wood west
Of coucy-le-Chntcau, the war ofhce an
nounced tonight.
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LONDON Sept 1-Fed Marshal Hag reports the capture OF
Peronne Australians his communication from British head
quarters in France tonight Flaicout and ST. Denis in the same
sector, also occupied
London troops captured Bouchavesne and Rancou TO-
getr a English Australians the two operations took more
than two thousand prisoners.
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WITH THE BRITISH ARMY IN FLANDERS Sept 10y
the Associated American troops fought on
Belgian to-day They captured Voormezeee and were III
the operations elsewhere in the same locality.
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LONDON Sept 1Reuters correspondent at British headquaE
rs saws he hears that Americans besides taking
have strong points between Voormeeeie ana
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NFST V|RG|N|ANS BELIEVED To
BE PARTICIPATING THE GREAT
j, {, SUCCESSION BELGIAN 'FRONT.'

Yanks in Their First Fighting Far Northern Sector lake
Voormezeee and Other Strategic Points Near Ypres--
Eightieth Division Supposed to Be Among the Amer1-
can Troops in the Battle *. .sa.:... : :
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{Continued on Page Eighty
THE WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 1.-Eorecast;
west Virginia, Ohio and western
Pennsylvanin-Fair Monday; Tuesday
showers aud cooler.
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BRITISH REACH THE SUBURBS Of
LENSN|HERE EFDRTHER RET|RENENT
OF THE ENEMY BECOMES |AHAAFNEN

Advance of the English Forces Resumed Both the North
ern and Southern Sections of the Fighting Front -
Counter By the Teutons Meet With Quick Re
pulse