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The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1923-11-29
81 JEUNEssE sAVAIT!

(Emund Clarence Stedman.)
When the veil from the eyes is lifted
The seer's head is gray;
When the sailor to shore has drifted
The sirens are far away.
Why must the clearer vision,
The wisdom of LIES late hour,
Come, as in Fates derision,
When the hand has lost its power?
Is there a rarer being.
Is there a fairer sphere,
Where the strong are not unseeing,
And the harvests are not sere;
Where, ere the season dwindle,
They yield their due return;
Where the lamps of knowledge kindle
While the flames of youth still
burn?
oh for the young mans chancesl
Oh for the old mans will
These flee while this advances.
And the strong years cheat us still.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1923-11-29

Chicago Tribune: The proposal of
a reduction of income taxes attests
the soundness of American prosperity,
OF republican policies, and of Secre-
tary Melons financial administration
beyond any dispute
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1923-11-29

Boise Statesman.

Days lingering light
Plays in soft glory on the mountains,
Welcoming night.
The purpling foothills stand in sill
houette
Against tumultuous clouds.
The birds are hushed. At twilight
All nature waits for Gods
Own benediction.
Then sky and earth. lost in each
others arms.
Like lovers drift upon the sea of night.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1923-11-29
SENATOR COOLING AND NAVl-
CATION OF THE SNAKE

The Snake river, which has it.
source in the vicinity of Yellowston,
park, sweeps across the southern
section % tiiv state. anu, as il ioatr
to elave Idaho, swings north for two
hundred miles forming the western
boundary of the state, and at Lewis.
ton turns westward and finally joins
the Columbia, forming a great water
way to the sea The Snake river is
one of ldahos greatest assets. From
the eastern to the western line of the
state its waters have transformed
what was once sage brush desert
into the richest and most productive
farm lands in the west: it's cataracts
have been utilized for the develop
ment of electric energy that drives
the wheels of industry and illumi-
mates the cities along its course. and
its deep canyon, cut by the erosion of
ages. forms a scenic wonder excelled
only by the Grand canyon of the Colo
RADIO. But this is not all Already
the Snake in conjunction with the
Columbia has made seaport of
Lewiston. an advantage OF inestimable
value to a large section of northern
Idaho, and it is now proposed to ex-
tend that advantage to the southern
part of the state Senator Gooding.
who has long been engaged in fight
ing for a square deal for Idaho in the .
matter of freight rates, now proposes
TO direct his efforts toward making
the Snake river navigable from
Lewiston to Shoshone falls, in the
very heart of the vast and rich agr-
cultural section of southern Idaho
He proposes to introduce a bill to
canalize the river which would give
southern Idaho the advantage of
water transportation to the Pacific
seaboard and thus solve the prob
lem of fair freight rates by securing
water competition. The task under
taken by the senator is large one
but the benefits to be derived through
its contamination are so far reaching
in permanent benefits to the state
that it should enlist the active sup
port of every citizen of Idaho It is
he logical supplement to the recla- ;
nation policy of the government
Having proved the wisdom of that
policy in millions of acres of highly
cultivated reclaimed land in southern ''
IDAHO, the pressing problem is now to "
'rohtably market its products. and j
senator Cooling has found the solu- III
ion in water transportation. Com
nenting on Senator Gooding's plan
he Lewiston Tribune has this to say ''
Indicating the interest of that city in Is
he success of the project: al
Lewiston has peculiar and di
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1923-11-29

Boston Transcript: Former Presi-
dent Wilson may be a very sick man,
but it is a cause for rejoicing that
he is in a much better state of health
than his League of Nations.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1923-11-29

Fort Wayne Sentinel: No tariff
or-revenue-only" can show record
for having changed six million idle
workmen seeking employment into six
million workmen employed at good
wages
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1923-11-29

New York Times: The markets of
the world have suffered a much
slighter shock from the rumors of
war in Germany than they would
have undergone had it not been known
that strong French military force
was keeping watch on the Rhine.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1923-11-29

New York World (Dem): What one
courageous man in high Office can do
when charged with responsibility and
inspired by a sense Of duty to the
people and the nation. Secretary Mel
Ion has shown in his letter advocat-
ing tax reduction.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1923-11-29
FAMOUS WORDS OF FAMOUS
MEN.
lThomas Jefferson.l

7 served with General Washington
in the legislature of Virginia before
the Revolution and during It. with
DR.. Franklin in Congress. never
heard either of them speak 10 min
utes at a time. nor to any but the
main point, which was to decide the
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1923-11-29

Troy IN. " Times: Premier Poin-
care seems to think that Germany's
capacity to pay should have some re-
lation to Germany's capacity to de-
stroy.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1923-11-29

The rum-running treaty between
the United states and Great Britain
is said to give the right of search to
any vessel within an hours steaming
distance of the coast, instead of with
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1923-11-29

There are many wild horses on the
island of Iceland Formerly they
were shipped to England for use III
the mines, but that market is closing
since mining machinery was adopted
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1923-11-29

A wall 80 feet high and 10 feet broad
could be built all round England with
the coal annually mined in that coun-
try
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1923-11-29
Contract Figures.

Every six tons of waste paper pro-
duces the equivalent in pulp Of an
acre OF virgin timber
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1923-11-29

CONTINUED from Page -
would be made to H. H. Boomer on
the basis of the unit prices contained
in his proposal, and that award Of the
remainder of the project would be
made to Shoshone county on adjust
ment of its unit prices to reduce the
total bid to the amount stipulated
Shoshone county's unit prices were
adjusted by reducing the unit price
of earth excavation from 40 to 81,
effecting reduction in the total of
SSS4S2"
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1923-11-29

CFrom Gen. U. s. Grant from head
quarters battle Of Wilderness.)
We have now ended the sixth day
of very heavy fighting. The result
at this time is very much in our
favor. Our losses have been heavy,
as have those Of the enemy. l think
the losses Of the enemy must be
greater
We have taken over 5000 prisoners
by battle while he has taken from
us but few. except stragglers.
I propose to fight it out on this line
If it takes all summer.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1923-11-29

question They laid their shoulders
to the great points, knowing that the
little ones would follow of themselves
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1923-11-29
The Wallace Miner

Entered at the Postohice In Wallace.
Idaho. as Second Glass Mail Matter
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1923-11-29
LET ROAD CONTRACTS
WALLACE TO KELLOGG

CONTINUED from rage u
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-20
PHINNEY RIDGE
PLANS PARTY
Community Christmas Tree
viii Be Feature

"Yoohoo. skin.nnyl Comm 10 the
chris'mua trce?"
Az seven o'clock on Sat.day night.
with ChriatmaB spirit gay and bright
Yc burghers bold. out Phlnney way
VIII celebrate yo holiday
That tells the story, except that
tho Phlnney Ridge Improvement
club IL responsible for the whole
doin's. a i0foot community Christ
mas tree WIN be set up at Goth and
phinney ave, all trickcd out and III
up, with reg.lar Santa Claus. and
Mayor Brown Santa gets the honor
place In this casel---nnd j. r. Me
Auley. president OF the club. viii ad
dress the throng. and tho police
band viii play. ns only they CAN
play. and Il community sing and oh,
| most forRot-a surprise for the
Riddles yes. sir, "c'mon on" Dad
and Mother. n'eyerybody-- bring
along all the stray Riddles that need
n lot OF Christmas cheer--for Phln.
ney Ridge II proud OF It's community
spirit
II invites every last one OF IS
"burghera" from 10th TO S5th---from
Green lake 10 Sixth avc.and fur
,her'n that. to pitch in and make
their own Christmas party glorious
success.
The Weather man n esnecIaIlv IN
N1tcd land that leaves IL up TO him
10 see that the night Is ms II should
be. II no slips up on this and II
rains really bad. you know--the bic
doings win be postponed TO Sunday
afternoon. p, m. but Phlnney
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-20
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
GUN BILL
STARTS ON PAGE 1

territories. or DISTRICTS nor to off.
GERS OF the United States or OF the
several states. territories or districts
or public subdivisions thereof. In,
Guiding municipalities, who arc au,
thoTized by law. municipal ordinance
or regulation made In pursuance
thereof. to carry concealed firearms
on the person; nor shall IL apply ia
manufacturers, authorized or II
censcd dealers In customary trade
shipments from one 10 the other.
section 3. That violation OF this
law shall be punishable by fine not
exceeding $1,000 or by imprisonment
In any prison designated by the
court for q period not exceeding tive
years and as part OF the Judgmen,
TO be rendered In such case the court
shall order said pistol. revolver OF
other fircarm destroyed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-20
MOB PURSUES
KHAN LEADER
Or. ]. H. Hawkins Escapes
Volleys Of Shots

WILMINGTON. Del, Dec. 2o--
Or. j, II, Hawkins. Khan organizer
and representative OF tho inporin
palace. and HIS wife, arrived II
Wilmington today after being chased
20 miles by angry Khan opponents
The pursuing party fired hcoro OF
shots az tho Hawkins motor car
which Is SCARED by bullets.
Tho chase followed q riot at Kim
blevillc. near wes,chester. Ia,
where Hawkins spoke.
Hawkins sharply criticised re
lIglous denomination which 10 op
posed by tho Khan. Cries OF 'ilar
arose from tho rear OF the hall
when members OF the Khan made
efforts TO quril the disturbance
about so mon LEFT tho hall. tearing
the doors from their hinges and
hurting bricks back thru the door
way.
The crowd made several attempts
to force an entrance but were re
pulsed.
IA soon as the meeting was over
Hawkins and his wife hurried intt
"a waiting automobile. They hat
just started To Wilmington whor
they wcro attacked. Tho auiomo
bile sped away. pursued by n mum
Der OF men who began firing at Il
A number OF Ehots struck the car
Hawkins declared he would give
The number OF the pursuing car &
Tho authorities today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-20
CHINA BANDIT
IS EXECUTED

PEKIN, Dec. 20.--Hun Mel Yad,
the Chinese bandit who directed III
wrocking and robbing OF the PolIin,
Shanghai exprons at Linchong. ON
May 0, when many Americans and
foreigners were kidnapped, was cxe-
outed today,
Tho bandit leader who had been
taken with his followers into the
regular army az one OF the condi.
tlona under which the forclHn emp.
tlves were released. was oaught red.
handed attempting 10 arouse troops
under his command TO mutny.
Gen. Chang Pei YunR, commits.
Hionor OF pacification az Sirang.
tung. ordered immediate execution.
The Chinese cabinet resigned en-
bloc tonight because II was coutin.
uhiiy liarraased by members OF
parliament and prevented from
reaching a settlement regarding the
gold franc debt 20 France. which
was Incurred az tho time OF the
1901 Boxer rebellion.
Before rosigning tho cabinet
ordered police protection Withdrawn
from both houses OF parliament.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-20
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
GRAND JURY
STARTS ON PAGE 1

office. and during a conversation
said the gambling interests OF the
city would pay thousands OF dollars
to head or indictments. and that he
would get $500 for putting the deal
over, Mecabe said. .'it made me so
mad that ] frightened him Off before
could lay plot TO get the hrihcrs. !"
While Mayor Brown. J. Z. worden.
Inspector OF Weights and Measures.
George r Russell. superintendent OF
the water department., and Supcrin.
tendent Clark Jackson OF tho utilities
department. yesterday announced
they would 20 before the county
grand Jury 70 testify to bribe charges
made hy sams TagTurt, manager OF
the He'd Top Taxi Co. they must
sign immunity waivers before being
admitted. Deputy Prosecutor +. d.
GOWN said.
Persons requesting 10 testify be.
fore the grand jury are not granted
the immunity that wi,ncssc. called
are GOWN said.
Following long conference be.
tween Judge Calvin s. Hail and
Foreman James Mrcaba OF the
county grand jury. IN which II Is
believed tho alleged leak Of grand
jury happenings was discussed.
Judge Hall lasued statement stat.
ing he had every confidence IN the
work Of the Jury and the dispatch
with which II IL handling its cases.
on leaving the judges chambers
Foreman McCabe announced that
he would make no more statements
FOR publication during the balance
Of the jury's work
Il insisted that the Jury main.
tain strict secrecy over its find.
lngs." Judge Hall said. The prog.
ross made by the jury this far has
been quite satisfactory. have
every confidence in II and the work
1t has done"
Sheriff Matt Starwich said that a
complete list OF those arrested on
indictments returned last Saturday
would he made as soon as a dis
pute over bail Is settled. starwich
declared that he has located nearly
all OF the men named in the In.
dictments, altho Il Is feared num-
Der have fled the city.
A mystery witness was called be-
fore the jury Thursday in the per.
son OF Olaf r. Anderson, who said
he IL a bookkeeper for the Tum'
water Lumber Mills Co. OF olym.
pia. He came from Olympia to
testify before tie jury Thursday
morning, having been notified by
the sheriff OF Thurston county TINT
n subpoena had been Issued for him
last Friday.
Anderson said that he had no
knowledge Of vice, booze or police
graf, and was mystifled as to the
purpose Of being called as wit.
ness.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-20
CRACK DEPUTY
SHERIFF DIES
Asa Lee Victim Of Weak
Heart at Hospital

Duo to weak heart, which could
not throw Off the effects OF ether
administered at providence hospital
preparatory to an operation. AAa
Lee, former crack deputy sheriff un.
der Sheriffs Matt StRrwich, Robert
Hodge and John A. Strlngor, died
late Wednesday afternoon.
Desperate efforts TO revive Leo. by
means OF oxygen, failed after Il had
first appeared no would recover,
Lee was taken TO the hospital Sat.
ur'iny night suffering from two
broken legs. which he sustained In a
fan near Lake Forest Park. IIo had
nlighted from truck driven by his
brother, George A, Lee. 20 close n
gate. when he stepped into a small
hole.
In an effort TO protect a weakened
Lex, ono he broke In a motorcycle
iall about five months ago. and
which had a silver plato In IL. he so
twisted himself that both legs were
broken,
lilo was recovering from this acel.
dent, but was TO be operated on
"Wednesday morning, when an effort
was TO have made TO graft on a
piece OF bone instead OF The silver
plate.
After he had been taken TO the
operating table and placed under the
Influence OF ether. II was noticed
that his heart was weak and he was
given oxygen 20 revive him. Taken
buck to hla ward. without going un,
der the knife, he seemed 20 rally
from tho heart weakness. AZ p. m.
he had second sinking spell and
died at $50.
The funeral win be In charge Of
Seattle Aerie No. / OF sthe Eagles
Sunday afternoon from Bonney. Wat
sons funeral pariors. He II sur
vlyed by four sisters. Mrs. ". T.
Buckmillcr. Mrs. William Ticrney
Mrs Ben Hayden and Mira. Allen
Grant. three brothers. George A..
W. f, and James A. Lee: his mother
Mrs. Mary A. Lee. and his widow,
Mrs, Marie Lorraine Lee. He made
hla home with his sister. Mrs. Grant
az aSS 2end ave. N.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-20
Section Hands Suit
for $4,000 to Jury

Suit Of Gust Shameless. railway sec.
ton hand. to recover fi5. 600 damages
from the Oregon. Washington Rail.
way & Navigation Co., for injuries
received, went TO a federal court
jury al noon Thursday.
The complaint states that. while
unloading ties on October 3. 1921.
Shameless was injured by n falling
tie and as a result suffered complete
loss or one eye and impairment OF
sight Of the other.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-20
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
BOY BANDIT
STARTS ON PAGE 1

money, except for Christmas pres.
snls. wanted 10 earn my own
money and no, 10 be a drag on
father and mother.
~ trsmpcd the streets looking
work. but couldn't find 1t. /
yas blue and discouraged.
Il wanted so much to get some.
thing for mother ard the girls. The
windows we're 80 pretty. ANA I didn't
have cent to buy anything with.
Mother told me 10 20 downtown
and buy some music FOR my sisters
CHRISTMAS presents. And then 1 hal
an idea. went into ciarcncc,a
rocu-he's my Oldest hruther-and
eot his gun. put II In my pocket
and vent downtown.
4 wandered around quite a while.
srying 10 find a job. Then PASSED
The steamship office. saw the
clerk in there alone and went In. /
showed him the gun and told him to
give ne his money. He did
Then hurried out and ran. And
the policeman caught nfc,.
Nelson broke down and sobhod.
Tie gray steel bars separating him
from isss light cast shadows length.
wise over him.
Chief Severyns used his handkcr-
Shlef vigorously.
"A Christmas tragedy" he said.
xsShe boy Is not bad boy. He Is
n q desperate criminal. He Is Just
z pitifrl victim Of his desircs-inno-
cent desires-hls wish to provide
pleasure and happiness for his
mother.
Il am convinced that the hoy Is
morally good. and I WIN do all that
] can TO see he gets another
chance
The boy Is the son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Anton Nelson, 1914 Highland
drive.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-20
Rebel Dead Piled
Up Outside of CITY

MEXICO CITY. Dec. 20.--Two
hundred rebel dead lie heapcd out.
side the city OF villa Hermosa, which
fen 10 federal forces after day and
a half Of battle. official adyices today
report.
The city. which Ia the capital Of
Tabasco. was stormed from four
sides.
Fifty.four insurgcnt prisoners
brought here from the San Marcos
battlefront where the De La Huer.
tnistas were beaten. were lined up
and addressed by the secretary Of
war last night. They were told they
were pardoned by President obregon
and were given couple OF pesos
apiece and released.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-20
WARNED Or TROUBLE
BY JAPS, HE SAYS

Tenant said that he had been in.
formed b. Japaneaa business men
70 watch for trouble during the prog
ress Of the court today and had TAX
- precautionary measures.
Defense and prosecution rested AT
Vson Thur1day and Judge Frater be.
gan his instructions 10 the jury.
Up 10 that time the rs japanese
who we're 10 the court room had been
exceptionally orderly.
The first knowledge Of the bitter.
ness Of feeling between the two fac.
tons came when Yamado was being
eross-sxamined by Prosecutor Doug.
as- y. Natako. a defense witness,
vas Threatened by an unknown Japa-
hess In the rear Of the court room.
Who shouted a death threat against
Natako. Defense Counsel George
Tenant told Judge Frater after the
excitement caused by the remark had
subsidized.
In the confusion Of recessing court
and dismlssirg the jury the man who
made the remark escaped. He was
BENG sought Thursday by the police.
famada ia charged with the muir
Ger Of shinohara on Seventh ave. and
Aaynard st.. November 7. Six bull.
ls's were shot into the slain man, ali
Striking him IN the back.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-20
Charge Man Received
Stolen Navy Goods

Tho trial or Clarence kerrickl
charged with receiving and conceal
Ing goods stolen from the navy yard
az Brcmerton In October. 1923.
opened before Federal Judge Jcre-
miah Neterer Thursday.
The prosecution Is seeking to prove
that Kerrick resolved ard concealed
o. bars Of pig lead. valued nj f142.
which disappeared from the navy
yard at that time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-20
SEIZE BOOZE,
MAN AND CAR

Said TO have been caught In the
act Of delivering six bottles OF bond.
cd liquor 10 an address at Il. Water
way and Spokane ST.. chas. Fl, Pow.
ell WINS arrested and his Packard
car was selzed by federal dry agents
wednesday evening. according TO
report.
Discovery OF n stlil and 500 gal
Ions OF mash at ssi2 14th ave.
N. 10. was also reported TO the dry
men. The premises were deserted
At the time OF the raid and no ar
rests were made.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-20
STEAMER SINKS
IN ELLIOTT BAY
Aro Captain Tries in Vain
to Save His Ship

True 10 an ageeld tradition OF
,ne sea. Capt. q. Il. Basford, mas.
,sr az the sound steamer Astor.
,.u. stayed with his ship until
,bs waves were tapping at the
Abs, striving fcyerishly but
xslnly TO plug \ gaping wound In
nj charges side with bcdcloth.
iar and bundles Of cargo. follow.
mr collision with a barge
rhich resulted In tho sinking Of
Inc Astorian IN Elliott bay short.
II before II O'Clock Wednesday
night.
Warned by his associates and com
p,llea hy the rising water to take &C
lsiebosst few minutes before this
Astorian sank from sight. Capt. Bias
fori refused to leave the scene Of
ne mlshap until the last ycstigc Of
bis craft had gone.
The barge. property Of the Union
oil Co. vas being sowed from Harbol
island to discharge a load OF oil FOL
Inc liner President Mckinley By ths
klico tug No, 20. when the crash
ic IN dense rog. Capt. Free
,lArdwick, OF the tug. declared after
the accident that the Astorian has
rammed the barge. while Capt. BIAS
fnrsl maintained that the tug hat
struck his ship after he had seer
he lights on tho tug thru the fog and
stopped in his course 20 avoid dis
aster.
The tug had ample time 10 rescue
all az the crew and passengers from
the Historian before the vessel sank
they were landed at pier J.
Tho Astorian. formerly the MIS-
oually. was on her way from Rolllng
ham TO Seattle. she was making
her second trip under new owner
shIp. as she was recently purchased
hy tho san Juan Transportation Co
81 Bslilnsham. Her ie passenger
ard cargo OF Christmas turkeys
valued at $4,000. we're from the sar
Jtan islands. The vessel wa. value,
AZ sss.ooe. shr formerly piled be
tween Tacoma and Seattle and wa,
well known 10 Sound shipping men
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-20
SLAYER SOON
TO HEAR FATE,

ATLANTA, Ga, Dec. 20.-The
fate OF PHI u. Fox. Ku Klux Khan
publicity director. charged with the
murder Of w. 3. coburn. viii rest
with the Jury this afternoon.
Arguments TO tho jury will be con.
cluded today, after which Judge How.
ard VIII deliver mis- charge.
W. y. Howard. attorney for the
family OF coburn. opened the argu.
ments to the jury with an attack on
tho dcfenae for not seeking n lunacy
commission, and for failure ID put
DR. Howdigate Owensy, a noted
aIlenist, who made n detailed cxaml.
nation OF Fox. on the witness stand.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-20
Mexican Rebels
Capture Apizac

LAREDO. Texas. Dec. 20>-Revo-
Huonary troops under Gen. Castro
aug Cen. Reyes today stormcd and
.ip'nred the important town Of
ap'zac, according 10 dispatches from
- Ia Huerta headquarters AZ Vera
sfsz. received here.
Two hundred men were killed and
4'snded in the battle. Three hun.
e'sa federats an1 'bree machine guns
"srs captured.