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Sahen ~Quienes son
los eXpl0:adoreS.

En- una vista Que aver lliZo Z LA
PRENSA n de los ayudantes de!
! general Cabek. nos manifesto el re-
ferido Official uue ~hicieramos del CO.
| noc!miento publico los p~ropositos cue
tie1e cl Quartet General y que die
ramos la VOC de alarma para que Sc
abstuvierar. los que han veHido ha-
ciendolo. de eXplotar a los meXicanos,
pues va a p~rocederse, con toda enec-
gia, q hacer una batida general con
ira ellos.
FL Quartet General. por 10 que sa-
Demos. tiene va en- cartera los NOM
bres de muchos de los individuoS que
han estado cobraado por llenar los
cuestionarios V sobre ellos caeran los
accntes de Ia Justicia. = memo de
que. con este aviso. Sc a~bstengan de
seguir en- su exploitation.
AdemaS, los meXicanoS miSmoS de-
ben evitar el ser e~Xpiotados. Cual-
quier ciudadano que sea victima de
algunos de los eXplotadores, puede
dar aviso de clio, en- la seguridad de
cue las autoridadeS acudiran en- su
defensa, castieando. ademas. . quien
no cumple con las disposiciones del
gobierno federal.
RI trabajo de llenar los cu%eStlona-
rios. como 10 hemos estado diciendo.
10 hacc gratis cl Comite Consuitivo
Mexicano. cuyas oficinas estan en-
SO3j@ ". Commerce. Varios abcga-
dos americanos estan hacienda tam
bien csc trabajo. sin estipendio aigu-
no
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ANISO

For IL prescnte 81 Gace >abcr a! puohco
c,. Ia I'M n Loca! numcro -, Dc Braceros
NIcyicanos. afiliada q In Union International
d.. Eraceros de America. ha nomhrado sEen-
=. de nerocios. al senior RoSalio Mende"'
n iambro de esta union. quien eSta plcnarnen-
te autoriZado para arrcclar y trans;r en- 'cuo
as,r.n do -rahain con los cuntratistas y trCbG-
iadorcs. s. hizo cargo de- tai emplco dcSde Ell
% del prczen;e MES y ha citahiccido su olici-
M en- 81 Trades Council Hall. ll4i :. Ala
mo Street. en- dondc atcnde.' los asuntos que
le es:an encomendados y recibira a los con-
t~ratistas y obceros de las Differences uniones.
Tambi6n 50 norc en- conocimientO Que n
ur;6n Local rual. e2. Que dicha sos;cdad &C.
Zebra sus iuntas cl dia Domingo de ? :. m. !
l D. H.. en- G, salon dc Il Sociedad Union,
sito en- In Gallo Pecos y Maiamoros.
Presidcntc.
PLUTARCO ARiAS.
Secrctar;u.
-. TTTTS RAMIREZ.
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Nadie puede salir


En- Ia actuaiiG&d made puede Salir
o entrar Il chihuahua, sino Is con per
MISC autorizado del iefe militar. ha-
Ella el sur no Sc permite Ia saiida de
Made por tenor q los rebeldes Y al
norte, porque Sc quiere evitar que en-
Ia frontera Sc den cuenta de Ia gra-
yedad de u situaci6n en- el centric ,
sur del EStado.
En- Ia vec;na plaza de Ciudad Ju&-
rez Sc dijo hoy que el general Fran
cisco Murguia ha salido de Torre0n
con Il fuerte columna para atacar
= Villa en- JimGneZ o en- donde Sc en-
cuentre r IA fccha, Y que de de Chi
huahua saldran tambien tropas. para
coger q dos fuegos al jefe de los re-
be!deS.
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Fiioso.,S Elemental. ccr Rzlmes 1900.
IG Nar.i-cs. O q TriunfO De a Rei-
zion C=tsuaua Por C~hatcanorland
RSlon= S2--sGz- Li6-o de- A1-S=o
y Sueyu lestamCaJO, que ccnGene "a
historia Gel pueblo &c Israel. Slen-
dose claramenIe como sc prepare
IA vcnida Del hssias- EG4cion lie
Il.o :
PeGueno Layaue 5
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NovELAs H-sToRIcAs Y PoPuLARoS

% Elias L fO' SLN
\ 80 CEN-AvOS CADA UNA
Aloelardo y Eloisa
Amor dc Macr-
Diegc Ccrrierts
Dora JUaaita
La HEJ-sana dc bruselas
e. Ba-Dcro &c Scvila
Esp:aas de UaS fcr
E:c- Ge Tn Di-
Ssroveva &c B-asaDtc
Herman Ccrtes y hlarira
In Vc-ben. ~ ia P=ions
LTcrecis Borgia
Los .Araautcs de Teru=i
,lar.arita dc Eorgona
CyeIc, 81 moro lie Ncnecis
Paolo y Virginia
Romeo J Juiieta
T.e:a.z SEcs o "a vida de uE jusalo,
: So CENTAVoS CADA UNA
bertoldo. Bertuid;no : Cacasenc
Cs-gomaEno o icS - Pares &c Frlacia
Ia Dana de las Camehas
EanCr L@Scaut
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Una nOticia al ayudante generai.

Los familiaTeS de los sc!dados en-
campana. 0 las personals que los no
los tienen. nan selalado en- SUI re
cords" para que reciban Information
sobrc su suerte en- la guerra, deben,
cada vez que cambien de domicilio,
dar noticia de clio al Ayudantc Ge-
neral de! Executive Americana en-
Washington.
En- Ia noticia debe decirse ell NOM
bre del soldado. ell lugar en- que resi-
dia, SUI grade militar. etc, asi como
ell doriciiio que Ia persona sehalada
Dor 81 tenia V ell que tiene en- la actua-
iidad.
Solo DE esta manera podra evitar-
Sc e! que muchas de las familias de
los soldados. ignoren Ia suerte que
sus allegados hayan corrido.
La noticia del cambio de domiciolio:
debera de ser enviada en- esta forma:
"!Ayundante General Washington.
D. c."
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Impollente fue el desfile
tVicne de Ia IA.

tito. La Legion Extranjera'. a cuyO
frenre iba cl Subtenicnte Adkins, fue
recibida por los ~presentes o n en-
tusiasta saliva de ~aplausos.
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HEREINE IS In ncdi'Ina que cura Ia
bilicgi,iad. malaria Y constitpalo. La pri-
mcra dosis hara que I'D. - 5:enta n'e1ora-
do. alsunas mas 10 dcjar;in completamen:e
eurado. Prcciu soc. De vcnta por Ia Boti-
On San Pedro. San Antonio, Texas. Adv.
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gstodos de E.rssurS vs:ttcs!. SsteIL4
naxirsDo. Collection d. ) cG2deraoS
yanu.l Complete de uruSald1d 800
Srontuario De OrtoE=afia Ge Ia LsnSu2
sr;ms- Libro &c Recitacrouzs. Compo
s;riones relativas = l. essuvis, Is pa
tr1a. IA nzcuralg=%. Oio5. -Lc.
.Orirre listed ap=encer irGies en- aisI
sias? Me:odo practice para 2o7ender
81 inSl-s con - pronunciation LHsu-
rGda y u eSteuso ~voeapcia-I9 &c IL
~glSs-cpanot
sslsbario de San Miguel .-.---.---.
Tpoeduria &c Lib-cs pcr partids SIM
pie y dobie q.
Urbauidad y BCenas MaacraS 49,.
Tablas auxii!a-es para apcende- i con-
tai
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mente combaten en- Francia, hay mu-
chos cuyos familiares son meEicanos
o de origen mexicano. hemos creido
oportuno, communicates una reciente
resolution del dicho DEPARTMENTS,
tendente a evitar tai irrcgularidad
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Sc han hecho ventas adclaut,das

| tusiasta saliva De aplausos.
| Sc han hecho ventas adelautadas
Despues hicieron uSo de Ia palabra
otras diStinguidas p~ersonas. entire las
uvc Sc u cl senior Franz Gross.
/ Jcfc del ComitG de Propaganda. eN-
nre<ando todos los oradores suS entu-
| siasmos para TRAFALGAR. aSl como gran
de- esperanzas de Salir mEv pronto
| a~irosoS De Ia empresa, pueS segun 10
dicho por varios de los que tomaron
la pa'abra es muy SECURE cue e. Guar
| to Emprtstito sea muy en- breve GU
bierto. dado que muchas personals
| han hecho va compras dc honos por
ade!artado. contandose entire elias
los seHores Joske. Frank & Co, Open
heimer otros. Q~uieneS han apront2-
do We muy fuertes ~cantidadeS.
Cerca De LIS dos le arde tormin0
e! mitin. dcSpidiendose todos los con
c~urrerteS o vivas q los Estados
| Un;dos Y a las nacioues aliadas Y con
grandeS entuSiaSmos para ayudar de
! esta maneyu = Ia libertad del mlndo.
.Altarnando con los oraGores eStu-
viecon cantando canciones ~patriGticas
' populares los miembrcs de! Club
| eileen del Campo Kelly.
La gran parada militar
\ las dos en- run-o de Ia tarde.
otraS cuatro bombas disparadas en- Ia
plaza del Alamo anunciarOn Ia apro-
| ximaci0n de la parada militar. Ia cual
INSTANCES despueS principle i iesfi ar
| Dor la Gale Alamo, frente 2 Ia Oficina
de Correos, pasando por Ia plaza de
IN Gale antes mencionada. La forma-
| cion de Ia parada militar So inlci0 en-
| Ia Avenida c ' recorri6 las GALES
del Alamo. Concrete. hasta Ia plaza
Milan V !uego Sigui6 p0r IL de Hous-
ton haSta d~isoiverse, hor&s despueS,
/ en- Ell puntO de partida.
Ia Tornado por nil qulnientos
hombres de las tres ~ra mandados
nor el Coronei +. c. Williams del 10
de Infanteria. Rompia Ia Marcia IN
| escuadr6n dc policia montada, lie Sc
guian las Comisiones del Comite de
Propaganda. les Generates Cabell Y
Estes, el Mayor de la Ciudad, Sam
c. Bell V a: final de las tropas des-
filaron les bomberos. cuyoS caro-
iban e~ngalanadoS con banderas anne
ricanas. Cerraba la rarada un grupo
de AUTOMOBILES p~articulares en- .oS Que
iban personas representatives de los
diversos Clubs de la ciudad.
| El gran mitin en- ell Alamo
4 las ocho en- punto de Ia noche
Y anunciado por nuevos diSparoS &c
bombas Y !uces de dolores, Sc efee-
| tho el mitin popular que Sc anuncia5a
para la noche Y en- el que tomo la
2alabra, como orador oficia. el Jue7
". s. FIav.
Mas dc tres nil personals c~oncurrie-
ron a este mitin que Sc efectuo en- Ia
plaza de- Alamo. Siguicndo al Ju"4
Fly otros oradores, todoS los cuaIeS
hah!aron al pueblo de- deber que tie
men de comprar boros de Ia Lioertao
para concluir pronto con la guerra.
En- los interva'os tocaron rarias
bandas de muSica y volvieron 4 can
tar los miembros del Club eileen. for
mado- por so!dados del Campo Kelly.
Los disparos de bombas Y sehales
es~tuyieron dirieidoS por el Coronel j.
| Canar. Official de Sansles de- Fuerte
| Sam Houston.
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$4,000 PRISONERS CAPT URED BH|
THE ALLIED ARMIES TOGET Their N1HI
800 GUNS AND MUCH WAR ATER|AlI
Enemy Throwing in His Reserves in Desperate Effort =
Prevent the Taking ofNoyon-Ham Railroad, Which
Choked With Guns and Troops Of the Hanied Foe @.z

PARIS August l1Th number of prisoners taken so fartn
the allied offensive Pcardy estimated at 36o ncudna
more than 1000 More than 500 have been
according advs The pivot OF the German
the battle it the town OF Noyon apo1k
midway between Mondicr Soissons The throwing
this effort to prevent regardless
allies from gaining control OF the Noyoan foao'
choked with material. and troops. i%S,sSs
The Germans expected to make desperate stand on As
Rove-Noyo permit the columns which are retreang m as
direction of NcSc and Ham to reach safety ;.rgssa
The resistance of the Germans stfenng against the t!h
Rrtis am under Rawinson They reactng Uonty
the region hon which changed hands twice during the ngn
hu which this morning firmly held by the British sgas
All the bridges the Somme between Peronne and HAMS
stretch of about fifteen miles have been DESTROYED eo
The Germans have been attempting throw temporary brdg
across tc stream and allied armen sysematcal
bombing improvised structures E+z:ss
All hc morning reports confusion among
enemy forces in their precipitate retreat %%S4AS57
Among the prisoners taken are generals coone ana
obor grades Eleven Generals Won Huer and Von
ATarvitz have been identified by prisoners taken
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LONDON. Aug. ll.-Struuc- Gcrman
attacks delivered with fresh reserves
against the British al i.ihnnS and north
and south OF thai village w"r" r"ruIS"d
To-day. and in the lighting III" Germans
suffered great losses. according In the
British official communication. received
from Field Marshal ilaiG This evening.
The text ui the communication fol-
lows:
This morning the enemy dcliFcred
strong attacks with fresh divisions.
hrouch, up from his reserves against the
British positions AT lih"nS and L" tn"
south and north Of that place.
"All ihesc attacks have been r"PulSed
after severe lighting. in which our
troorS inflicted great losses upon the
cnnmy's advancing line.
AT one point. Immediately to inc
north of I.!hons. German assault troops
broke into our positions and penetrated
10 The west side OF the village. They
wrrc thnn 'countcr-attackcd with deter
mina,ion by our troops and in tho course
OF .crcc lighting over the difficult ground
,ynrc driven back to the cast and n"rth
Of the village.
our line wns completely dcstorcd.
ION the right of tho british troops
French forces. acting in corporation
with them, have made progress south
west and south Of Royc.
ON the remainder Of tho Rrliish tront
q few prisoners have been captured by
our patrcls during the day.
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GREAT R|s|NCS
OF M0DERA7ES
CAIN IN RUSSIA
Lenine and Trotzky Reported
About to Flee to Ger
many

LONDON. Aug. 1.-THE nnt'-H"lshc-
vik movement, in Russia is growing
rapidly. tho EolShrvik Soviet "rganiz;t-
tion has virtually gnn" !" pieces. and
Nikolai Lcninc the premier. and Leon
Trotzky. his war minister, intend to flee
to Germany should tho situation be-
come too serious. according to recent
Russian newspapers. tn" Exchange Tcle-
graph CORES spondcnt at Copenhagen tclc-
graphs.
The PctroErad newspaper. 1svcStia. is
quoted by the correspondent us stating
that at several points lin that part of
Russia not occupied by the enemy"
counter revolutionary movements have
broken out in number Of towns. Th"
I3nlShcvik Soricts have been ov"rthrnwn
in these places and replaced by councils
consisting Of representatives Of tn"
Mcnshcviki. or modcrateS.
In the city Of kHzan. tho newspaper
adds. The widely known Rolshcvik leader.
OIschinSky. has been killed. while thcr"
has hecn great blnodShch among the
Bolshcriki in the Nnrgurnd and plazan
districts.
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DRAFT BILL
WILL BE- REPORTED
TO SENATE QUICKLY

WASHINGTON. Aug. .i1.-Cnnsid"ra-
tion nr the administration bill, EXTEND
ing tho draft ages Ia include all mon
hci wccu the ages uf Is and A. years will
be- resumed to-murrow by tn" s"nat"
military committee and Chairman Cham
bcrlain Is hopeful ri reporting tho meas
urc during the day. II that is not pos
siblc. the senator said tonight. the bill
will bt. presented at the $rni- weekly Srs-
sion Thursday.
Several committee m"ml"rS hnV"
amendments they intend I" propose. hmf
the general belief iS that Tn" mraSur"
will be returned in thr ScnH," in prHr-
tically the same form n> drawn 10y th..
war department.
Tho proposal to hav" the S"nat" recon-
vcnr August 10. practically week S""n-
or than the recess agreement provides
for. that the bill can ha disposed Of
without delay. still is being c"nsid' rod.
Will" most cnmmitt"" members r"gAr ri
this step as advi$ahl". Majority Leader
Martin and others Hr" understood tn
hold that II is unnecessary.
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WASHINGTON. Angus, ll.-CnsuaI-
ties IN the army and marine corps over
s:as made ruhtc ;nda: aggregated i"2.
bringing the total for the week I" ''l3
ard the total since American troops
landed IN France 20 @h.1l2. Most of the
casualties tor tho week represented loSS-
es in the lighting IN n" Narn"-Alsnc
front.
or ,hs total casualties announced to-
Gay as wrrr soldiers and ~ marines.
while Of IL" weeks total. which tnc!ud-
oil today. lists. t.l9S were t"ldicrs and
rs marines. The weeks aggregate OF
4?16 compared with l.i$h III: week be-
fore.
III ,h> onlt@ casualties total deaths
including o9l lost at sea men KILLED III
action. dead "f wounds. disease. acci-
dents and ntncr causes numbered lib
soldiers S.SS3: marines S33. TIN" wound
ei aggregated soldiers ?.aiH.
marines 1895 and tho missing. including
prisoners i1oo--soldi"rS l.t"l. marines
9l.
OF the wcs Ks increase. deaths from
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Continued on Page Two.)
HNNDRFDS MORE CA5UALT TIES
REPORTED IN SUNDAYS LISTS

all .euscs aggregated 1.5Ie as compared
with 65! the week before. Th" wounded
numbered 26ln compared with I%2 the
previous week and tn" missing and pris-
oncrs T54 compared with - tn" week be-
fore.
While the proportion Of III" deaths for
the week as compared with the wounded
was large. attention was called today to
the fact that the casualties being re-
ported now by General Pershing repro
cnl IN accumulation AS tho result Of the
fighting which began July Il and it Is
not to be assumed that the ratio OF
killed and wounded will he maintained
when the final toll Of the Marnc-Aisne
victory is complete.
Because Of the fact that the Ameri-
cans were brtgaded in the lighting with
ErItiSh and French forces many OF tho
wounded were taken to French and
british hospitals and the task of collect
irr their names was Il difficult one. Tho
problem Of securing tho names of tho
{Conttnued on Page Twelve)
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NEW YORK: August ll.-Mert"n l.
Lewis. state attnrncy-Erncral. declared
in statement tonight that he could
show by a series Of affidaritS that VIII
liam Randolph Hearst. tho newspaper
puhlishcr had received al his home az
tho some time. IN two or more ncca
sio11s Bulo Pa-sha. who WAS recently
executed yb Franco for treason. ana
Count Won Bcrnstorff. tn" former Ger
man ambassador Ia the United States.
Moreover. MIR. Lewis asserted that he
wns .rrrparrd tn show. by many Affi
davjIs that Count Nc1l Bcrn$torff was
II frequent visitor a. tho Hearst home
\, about tho limc If I;nln'S visit Ia New
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issued by tho War office tonight.
The text Of The communication lol-
lows:
"Dur trnnps hay" continued I" gam
ground between tho Avrc and III" niS"
in spite If the resistance ni III" enemy.
ITO the south Of The ANrr "" "cruplc"
MnrquivillcrS and GrlvillrrS. and nave
reached III" line Of Armnnr"urt ana
TilInluy and progressed north al k"?"-
sur MalZ. about two kil"mrtrrs AS Tar ms
the outskirts of tauny-Sur- -MittZ
'Furthrr To the south "" captured ana
passcd tn" village nf LA Bcrlicr".
.'Rrtwcrn tho Maiz and III" Disc our
advance has assumed more pronounced
character north IF Chcrinc"uri Ma"h"-
mont and Camhronnc are ours
Army OF tho cast: The artillery ana
natrols have been very active on the
Struma and Nardar rivers and on th'
Serbian front. An English detachment
has made a successful raid on the 3ul-
yarian lines west of Luke Dnirnn.
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More than these things. tho threat to
Paris which the Noy"n salient con-
Stitutcd. has been abolished.
The Ticardy offensive. in its inception.
achieved the success that was denied to
Mangn. After the tirSt day of the sec
ond battle of IN" Marnc the deadly
thrust Of the nCo-American forces
was stopped above scissors. and tho
check enabled Ludendorff to draw his
beaten troops out OF the parilous pocket
but after three days the latest allied
thrust has not been checked. and the
Germans west Of the great bend Of the
Sommc from Pcrnnnc to Ham are In
evcr-srowing danger.
The simplest possible explanation OF
what has now happened in Picardr is
supplied by comparison of the Marne
lighting with the present struggle alonG
the Somme In Picardy. In the latter
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WATSON LEAD
0N[Y.31 VOTES
FOR SENATOR
Final Official Figures Will Be
Required to Determine the
Result

With slight changes made yesterday
in Inc totals Of kanawha- Randolph and
Webster counties in the remarkably
close primary contest for the Democrat
ic senatorial nomina; ion, tn" lead of
Clarence ". Watson Of Fairmont. over
William T.. Chiffon. nf Charleston. has
been ruI tn - votes. The totals of The
tWn candidates arc:
Wuisun 24.S39
Chiffon .............. .'...'. -f'o"n
Slight changes in the Official vote o'
several counties have somewhat reduced
tho lead Of Major Davis ElkinS of Nor
cantuwn over Virgil L. Highland OF
CiarkshurE. for tn" Republican senator
ial nomination and il is now al 2.-'3.
The totals Of tn" candidates arc:
EIRlllS -''' u"
ltlpnidnu - . ''' . - -''"' ~
With tho reports received h.: Watson
Continued on Page Two.)
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Official Statements from London, Paris and Berll]

our fire and in cnuntcr-nttackS.
The. main strength Of the attacks
Yesterday was directed against our
front between ihr NnCre and !Avrc. ljaSt
of Rosicrcs and on both sides of the
AimcnS road and Eoyc. we rcpulsco
many times repeated enemy attacks. IN
tn" fluctuatiing battle against the mass
rs uf armorcd ears tho unShakaplc H.
tarkinC strength Of our infantry HEa'''
mauy occasions tn" enemy assaults
many occasions tn. rrcmy's aSsauuls
broke down even a. a result ht our nj :
tillcry fire.
Before the sector Of a single division
alon" moro than forty arm"rcd cars are
lying destroyed.
"Dctwccn tho Avrc and the Oise. the
enemy. after violent artillery pr"pa'd-
ton. made strong attacks against our
positions from Montdidcr as far AS
outhcuiI. He was not able to reach our
new lighting line east OF M"ntdlo'"''
which VIC announced yesterday
"pur roar u,lards received the enemy
in our old positions with strong hr"
and then yielded. rightinE beyond i'.H
line If La BuisSicrc. HainvIl'rS. Ihc-
aucbcurg and AlarcSt.
There has been very lively aerial
ac,jyity over the battle Iicld. We have
shot down .aS NOR" enemy airpIancs and
onr captive balloon.
"Or the N"Slc. tho enemy was re-
nulsrd between rismrs and tourand"h.
"ln ChampaE Eno. west Of the S"n'ne-
ry- -Soua in road. thor" were local engage
r,euts in which We took prisoners.
BERLIN. yin London. Aug. 1.-TWO
lent enemy attacks on the hattlc lToht
between tho Ancrc and IN" AlSnc h"N
failed" says the war of1,c" c"rninunlIa
tion issued this evening.
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No Adjournment Until
Just Before Election

WASHINGTON. Aug. l1.-C"ngr"SS:
with its Legislative" program JhmmcH
with rrvrnur draft and water power
and Other important bills. viii not ad-
inurn uuIil just l"f"rr the Hnr"mm'r
elections. according +" - prediction to-
day by Speaker Clark. after h" had sur
yrvrd The situation. Hc said that while
,l,. ways :,ud means committee l. plan
ming to r..puri the rrI"nu" hill when the
Ilmilsr I,.-aSSrmhleS II week from tn-mhr-
rmw. ih" administration hill Tor genera !
JrNrlnp,nrnt nt water power. hN pfrNl-
nus agreement. has right ~ way and
can only lr dis placed l.y unanim"ns CON
semi. 'rh" revenue hill has finished it>
committee Stage according I" i'hhIr-
man kitchn'S plans. so it can he con-
.>ldrr"d wh'n"lrr the li"u$" Is ready
,,,I # has hrrn nnnuunr"d the draft "N-
tension hill will l"r considered prompt
* in tn" iI"u>" military "",nmIi''" with
lT:lrIpITs
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tancr between thaulnrs. newly reported
taken and the other side Of tho salient
Ill tn" lnl1"rIau, highways and the rail-
WAYS are near ChaulncS. not EcYon
Tho occupation Of ''haulncs phralyseS
all tho railway lines within tho rnllaPs-
ing salient The Germans. VIII" arc east
Of n line from ChaulnrS 10 NoE"n. arc in
a dcspcratc situation. They may cs-
cape hul they will have tn leave behind
them their guns and ammunition. M
safety exists for them until they are
we'll east Of tho closing British pnccrs.
The German high command must no"
b" straining every nerve Ia organize n
temporary defense on the cast bank OF
the Sommc. between Peronne and Ham.
as they temporarily defended the north
bank Of the Ourcq in the Marne salient.