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m Canadian, French and Italians Deliver Crushing Blows and Continue Advance. Russ Retreat. Intcrr.:ttl"vrird N'mvs s-rvi--: LONDON, Anc ?. L- -Heavy fichtinc for three 1 . i lc base -ities marked the operations on t h? wcstcnt, Italian and eastern fronts today. Canadian troops are reported to have penetrated I.ens. in northern Frupre. and are savagely hattlinc for the possession of this ticriiian fortTi ss. 'n the Italian front the Italians have approached two miles closer to Trieste and the Austro-Huncarian positions defending the city are under the tire of more than lv) batteries of puns. Prince Leopold's German army is driving tlo-t. to Lieu, at the northern end of the tastcrn front, and there is determined iichtinc anum- the hwamps and marshes that he south of this important city. Itiissiuus Krtlrv. Mutiny in the IlusMau ranks. Mich fas enabled the Austro-Oerriian to make a Micce.-sful drive through (lallcia and Ituküwina. has made it-4 appearance in some of. the Mu.scuvite regiments in the Lic.i center. Certain units holding the line near the Aa river retired before the F,erman advance without offerine; lattle. However,' the loyal regiments ar.' sternly resisting the- Teuton advance und violent artillery duelling and titter haml-to-hand struggles are reported from the district lyin l.e:ween the Lhmdnek-Kica. narrow Kauce railway and Habit hike. This railway skirts the northern side ot' the Tirul marshes and the zone of tuchtini? in this sector is just about J - miles from Ki.ua. 30,000 1 Yisoncrs Taken. The number of German and Aus-Iro-Huncarian prisoners in the hands of the allies on the western and Italian front was estimated today at .'.bollt i'.U.UOO. There have been no official i nures 1-sued to uave an estimate ,f the A utro-Germ.-; n casualties but they tite known to be enormous. Whole .e-iments have ben shattered by the .. npreeed uted Lombard ments nf the Kritish, l"ren h, Italian, Heluian and J'ortimaesc uns. 'n the V rdun front the !i r:h lri.e paused to link up and .-treiiuth-i positions the liae aptund irom tb.e Germans n both side., i.f t!e Meu-e. It i now imrir to in.'e up the uris and to lepair Tlie lines of eop.nnuj i atom for the i'T jdiase of th.e f litinc on that front, kini; lev., Hattle. The past da of hulitiiu; alon' the boriZ'i rler. in th Autro-Ital-liri war theater li.is ben takmu jl n't' uiuler the I'Us of K:nu; 'icti v lanmanuel of lta!. Tl;e Italian km aw his gallant soldiers uo to; ward dU.Jtst piition that tlie Austro3 I a n -; irla ns d-en:- .l impr u:ial)!e si Months auo. Kut t!:.it a 1 efore lhe uot a tatt- !" tb.- Italian ar1 ;U. rv fire at its t lini i of et!Iii !:. (icar.tie Ttio'-.ttitu fort rcss-.s J !-.ru''b-d to dust under the tetrie! re of the ltah.in -u'-. ar.d th.e i. -; feriN-rs u ere ,ith r killed cr ilaivdj t-o . oiaplet !y that tb-' . o: bJ j I i i r, vt.l pee. An lnereas of atiit if pord Jro:a tl'.e Matedo'.ian front. I'n the jeirior; torth of Veirenik. tu l.nms I'nl.triativ tried tt ada:ve 1 'it were rolled ba rC "lt!t see:(j l'ren h artilb rv. vt.itio -. m the " end i f the Tcherna rier. soi;thas: of Mon.i-tir. has be-un catna.nl.dinu tile Ibilcirtt"! battetie in re fal.ation for th.e lietrurtion of a re i. .et Ion of Mona - :r and nirlPro':x plosi'n and bras Iiave HOOVER TO CONFER WITH MEAT PACKERS I I-tc-r.UhrM! Nr-. S.rv.eWAslUNCToX, A tic. .'F Firs I tt;- toward i on-, r a! ri f tb.j America n mat - H l '.-- Virinc th-, . ;;r "-ill be taken as -oo'; as I lerb rl l Ilr.oxer. fcioi' ai'.mmi-trator. r aches' C!,;i;i;M. He Will b l- W.lsh.I.Ctoi. t -'cht to confer with Fhi ac pa. trs. and with in sticaf oi f..r tb. fed. ral trade ronnr.i--: :i in Fhicicr J:-w s'icatu.c th- packinc i:.d!;-tr. "ViiIe in ("l.ii aco Mr. IIo..-,-. r ill atl.'d : ( cnf. r i of dio-r .f f.irm j.o .iti(.:. who d.-ie .isi-t the frcd a Ira' 'o-ti "on

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BERLIN ADMITS LOSSES. I lit'-: II i 1 1 1 1 : 1 1 .'.'-v- S-r-ie: HI-KLIN, Aii. 2 . Another retiremLMit for the Gcrnnns on the Verdun front was admitted by the nar ouice today. In the face of :i French pressure the Germans evacuated Hill No. o t, on the western side of tlie Meue river, leaving only a small garrison to en;'a'sre the advancing French.

NEW LOAN WASHINGTON, An-. 2 I. In rumors from Russia, and following the United States is not worried

the Treas. McAdon todav announced a new credit to Russia of S 1 no, ooo, out. Tliis brings the total Russian credit up to S275,OuO,()00.

PROBE MEAT PRICES. Intern. iti'Mird exs Service: CHICAGO, Au-Sr. 2 1. Federal investigations of meat prices thrnuhotit the country be.can here today with the arrival of Giftord Pinchnt and Fduard C. I.aesiter, members of the executive committee of the United States Livestock Industries Commission.

CAPTURE 20,500 PRISONERS. Ititt ' ii 1 1 i'n.d New-; St-rvb e; ROME, Au. 2 I. The total number of Austro-Hunarians captured since the Italian n .Tensive bean on Auir. 18. has been increased to more than 2(,Soo of whom 500 are otTicers, the war otiice announced todav. Sixty ;sruns of vari.nis calibres have been taken by the Italians alon the Julien, Ison.o and Carso fronts.

Intet ntti nnl e St-rvbe: AUSTIN, Tex., An-. 2-1. Gov. Ferguson this afternoon issued a proclamation of martial law for Houston and Harris county, declaring he had been advised that armed men are at lare in the count v and that the situation N beyond the control of the civil authorities. His proclamation was read it both brandies of the legislature this afternoon.

DISCÜSS PLftiS FOR DISTRIHT Appeal Commissioner Lambert in Laporte O'Brien Resigns His Appointment Quotas Filled. Francis K. r.amhert. appeal eoiuiTiissioner of district hoard No. 1. Avas in Laporte Friday conferring with Andrew .1. Mickey, thairman of the district exemption hoard in regard to the exemption of men w h hae been b ete.', for the national army. .Mr. Lambert w,t-. rec-r.tly ho-t n la Major Fred V. K.lhr to on the appeal "oard of city district No. 1 throiiub order from Hnv. f.oo !r-b h. .Mile W. Fru ti was s.'l.'- T. d to act on itv distrii't N. 2 I n: he tend--:-, d h: resignation to Mi.e k'.Uer a few divs a co. a i:.-. ....r f.. I- Mi- ' I !i ien" i. !. h:is- ,,,,, v,,. , pointed. IMward I S...if.V a farm.r li inu' in Fni'.i toinh.!p i th.e no'Tilhc" of the i pe.tl coinm i-siot for county di'-ir N . :'. . If will be the duty of (h appeal com ni Issioii to look o r the e'''NTINFFF N FAF.F FnFK.) TO DISCUSS FATE OFTWO COLONIES Chancellor Confers With Kaiser Over Future of Alsace-Lorraine. li.t. ;-! tri !:: N.-ns S.r i : i.'NIOX. Auc. .4. Ir. r.eoic Micb.ae'.is. the F.erman chancellor, li.t- c.o-e to th.e F.erm.in cia headonartt rs to confer with tlie kai- r on th. f-u.t-.ire of ANa e-Lorrain.-. accordlfiC to a dispatch from Amsterdam to.la It was repcrted in Arrsterdani tb.u the chancellor would , also to;., h Upon the .-vpe j.e.Ke note In Tb ontrence at (I i noii hcobl - ' tefS. Tl:- i li.iti' ll-T is expected t 1 t::rn t- !' rb.n r. n rd.i y or S';".t.i . and pro:.aM wd'I coe hi. vievss oTi the f af.u of A'.s: a -Lorr line be. f,,.-. the t .-i- lista ir.ain t on.mittec w e. . n it re- imcs its attincs in Ferlin en M o ! . d a .

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TO RUSSIA. the face of persistent disquieting Secy Lansing's declaration that over the Russian situation, Sec'v of Big Reception For Artillery Men Planned Ii tern.itional News Service: LN I 1 A N A P LI s, Ind., Auk. 24. The approval ot ministers was Riven today to a monster reception Sunday afternoon to the First Indiana field artillery, a part of the "rainbow division" coinc to France soon, and more than other national Etiardsmen encamped here and 2.U00 drafted men. The committees have invited the entire state to participate in the demonstration for th.e artillerymen and d'decitions are expected from many cities. Many patriotic orcanizations will participate in the parade. Four hundred Sunday school children will h crouped before the Soldiers and Sailors' monument and will sine patriotic son.es as the soldiers pass. SECRETARY OF LABOR TO MEDIATE COAL STRIKE 1 ii l cr ii. 1 1 i ii.t I New -rvi'-e: KNox VILLL. Tenn., Aue. -L isee'y of Labor Wilson is expected to, stop her- on the way back to Washi nut on from FirminK'ham to uet first li-unl information of the coal situati,,n- an(1 perhaps attempt to sotth - ,ne differences between jv.O'oi strik .nc miners and L'On operators. I Nearly L'u licht vein coal 'nine in the Tennese-Kentneky fiebi may not resume operations until miners' wac'-s ainl mine supplies jrn down, it wa. announce.! today. Ketail departments .d" opPr-'tors also will hae to elose beciuse 'o the decrease in prices ordered by Fres't Wilson. IVS l (M)I) HILL. Litern ctbuial NVws Service : ALFANV. N". V.. A up. 24. After n all-nicht session, the assembly at : o'clock thi morninc passed the foo.l l.ill by a of ?I to 21.

Pershing Selects Site For Field Headquarters lv. mat! --vr.nl Nw Servl---: j primarily an implicit obedier.ee of

..u ,K( .-. .M.Mi . IT.ANCK. Auc. 2-1. F,tn. John J. J'.-f hinc. comii'ander of the Amerian forces, h is definitely selected the huation for his field hediuarterv. Frej aration.- are nnder v.i today t r.aw. ;hun mailt n.tdy for him very sliortly. Word of the ccneral's arrival siftir.i: thnn;ch the tamp has m i 1c tile sobiiejs hop. fill that .t means an .n !y .uLanc to the front There is no cre.it found it ion for this hope, however. Th.e df.i rs arc insistent that the men must be thoroughly di-ciplined before e'ltermc actuil warf. .re. ue. t .-sf al trench stormir.fc; iitf-i

SOUTH BEND, INDIANA,

ffi YET UNBHOKEK ibOUth Beilti betS AlOnCJ On lirihtlv Mnro Than Half Regular Supply Obtained From PJearby Cities. Sauth Feud's milk supply Friday amounted to approximately l,oo gallons. The supiy necessary to meet the normal demands is about H.O'O' gallons. No hardship, howey r. was encountered on accouiit of the shortage, aerordinc to dealers. Where it was poss'hle customers' orders simply were cut in half, as: on the previous day. The city's present supply is beins obta'ned from Walkerton. inkluirt. Niks and Mishaw tka and their surrounding rural source. Retailers assert there is considerable "leakace"' from sources suppos-d to be bound up by the strike agreement of the producers. Producers, however, strenuously deny the "leak." Some t inier Contract. A few of tlie producers-, however, are bound by written contracts to furnish milk daily to local dealers and these have no choice but to fill their contracts, the dealer refusing to accept anything in the way of a compromise. One such producer is Albert Fnlk, president of the Producers" association. He has lonq t een under contract to furnish J. W. Wittner. local ice cream dealer, with daily deliveries of milk. Mr. Wittner said !'rilay that practically his entire supply was guaranteed by contract. "If the producers fail to deliver of course I should take loTal action under my contract. They have born so informed and consequently have continued to furnish mill;. The price is 2." cents, a rate upon which I a qreed some time aco." Two C'onllietimr View.. Th.e producers declare that no milk except that which is legally hound to be furnished is beinc delivered and that "jr. cents is beinc obtained for that. M. I Shirk, president of the retailers' association, however, asserts that ho lias information that some producers are disposing of their milk under eoer of darkness. "I know of one producer." said Shirk, "who put his milk cans in a convenient place on his farm last nicht ami this morninc well the cans were pone." Says Iii Cut olT Supply. That the Maple Lane dairy is not owned r operated by Filward 'eitler, thouch operated from Zeitlrr's farm, but is owned and operated by William C. Hotter, and that llolfir lias pot had a drop of Zeitler's milk sjtUT ti,e strike was called, was declared by Zeitler in an interview Friday, which is contrary to the report published Friday morninc. Maplo Lane dairy is still delivering milk at 10 cents a quart, but Zeitler insists tlr-t lloffer is pcttiuc the milk elsewhere", that he drop SO miles to cet it Thursday, according to II offer's st.i'cment to him. "I never double-crossed anybody." Zeitler declared, "but a"m merely tryinp to see that the farmers cet what is cominc to them" (apologies to you hy the editor. Mr. Zeitler for the reporter's use of that term "doublecross" and the mis. connection of you with ownership of Maple Lane dairy, rr providing it with milk. No dealer will pet any of his milk, accord(CONTI NT" I'L n.V FAC.K T'oi'IL . unirs "We do not want t nuke dt-niuii auti'tiiatons out of oi:r hier.."' said or.e vfücer. "We wish them to retain in every action their American initiative and self reliance. We believe that tiis- oualities, properly directed, will make them the best fchtiac men in the world, but will avail nothir.c if not controlled."'

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Account of battb s m whuh snLfof this uov.-rnment that IF. .-si t is on liers have disobeyed orders and fail- 'th" verce of . .'.lap-e. om-Kkr ed to halt at the appointed .ajective. ; Ilus-ia tod iv stror.cer than she Aas but pursued the enemy with disast- a moritli aco." ri-us results, are heimr read and diu , When asked what he meant by crammed for our troops. This point j "stror.c.-r" h replied that ae meant will I hammered home to them in-, in a r.-nrai coverr.meru and ini!:-iiaU-iitly from ever ancle. j tary tu.a.

FRIDAY, AUGUST 24, 1917.

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JtW HPiU'JJrl TOLEDO 'nrilir&?CuäTJn A new- torpedo nnnc arrancement on a Fritish patrol boat. The sailors are pulling the rope which fires the torpedo.

Destroyers Help Liner in Hot Fight With U-Boat

lui.LirriN. Ir.ternntion.il .News Service: AN ATLANTIC POUT. Aug. 2 4. The pun crew of the American tanker Navajoe, who arrived here today on an American liner, announced that they had sunk the first of the new Eiant 10 0-foot (iermun submarines so tit out to destroy allied shippinc. The ticht, which lasted 1' 4 hours, took place off the Irish coast, during which scores of shots were fired. AN AML'IilCAN I' LT. Auc. 24. News of a running lich.t between an American liner, which escaped and a F-boat in the Irish sea in which ST shots were tired reached her todav with the an ival of a sister ship of the liner. The ticht occurred two weeks aco but there has been no official announcement made. The steamer w.is a day and a half from her destination when a torpedo showed up ." yards to the starboard 'ind passed a few yards in front of the ship. A runninc licht hcan. in which the ship's cun crew fired ."n shots and the submarine tired r,.r and discharred at least two torpedoes. Fntente destroyers cam' up and the subm.irine submerged. owlnc to the foe it w.xs impossible for the liner's cun orew to hit the F-boat. The destroyers brought word ot other F-boats in the vicinity so the liner went in hidinc for two day? unlil the submnrit.es had been 1 riven off. RUSSIA IS SAFE Secretary Says Department Has No Information of Fall of Riga. Ii.terr..if inal NVw? s.rvi : WASHI.V'TO.V. Auc. 2L Sec'y Imir.c's answer today to the question: "Has the govern nur t knowledge of the fall of was: "N'.thinc official." Sec'y Lansinc went ra further on thi point, but took occasion to point out that any report.- that the .täte department is pessimistic over the Lassan situation are unfounded. "There is n. feelinc on the part

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r B 3 i f 1 Naval Torpedo i': ! :i i) i 1 1 Passencers or the liner said they were alarmed all the way across the Atlantic by rumors from time to time of the. presence of l'-hoats on this side of the ocean. They said thprecautions taken near the American coast were nearly as great as when approaching the Kurope.in oast. Capt. MacDoucall, Chief 1 "oatswain Ham, Third Officer Fat ward Schaeffer and Clarence Kdwards. wireless operator, and most of the crew of the American tanker Naahoe. which burned at sea early in July, after battles with two submarines, were amonc today's passengers. They were confident that one of the F-boits was sunk in the ficht. French Gain Hill No. 304 At Verdun I:.tern.iti"ii:t 1 Nk S.-iai.-: PALIS. Auc- 2b All of Hill No. 04, on the Verdun front, a dominatinc emine ice about which som- of the bloodies-t fiuhtinc of the war raced, is now entirely in posss-ioa Of the French. the war orhee announced today. The last trenches that remained in the hands of the ;-rm.ir on this stratecic hicht was e-ipt'ired in a storm r.ssault that was lauta-hed by the French between Avoeojrt woo.l and Le Mort llnninn ili. ad !.,n Hill. Tlie Frr-m-h advanced more than a mile. Hill No. lies northwe-t V r dun on the tt-f st bank of the .Vl.-uso river.

Canadians Bear Brunt Of Germans' Attacks

Irternith'-nal eAs s.-rva- : LONDON. Auc. -L -'onadiar. troops (,n th - south-! r. de- o valiantlv and vi. tor iou.-K jore tb brunt of h-s vy Cerraan counter attack" durinc the nicht, maintainiric important po-utior. th. y bad captured v sterc'.ay. Th.e Hritisi war . : - ":!;! cial statemert de. nb-d trie -i-htiuc on the southern -k;r: ,, - "fierce" (krniaü trere-ii- - i . l : . t L n.rthwe.t of (Ire.-n "; ras-:-i . w m h the British f..p had tak storm on Thirsda;.. trie ohj. f.f the t; er man r a--aulr-JlaM s of pjcketl Teuton tiooLnl

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Police Attempt to Arrest Colored Woman Loiterer About Infantry Camp, Troops Shoot Down Detectives and Arouse Citizens to Mob Frenzy Artillery Captain is Scalped by Blacks.

It.f-n iti"ii:d News S. rai.-e; I K M.'STON, Texas, .u-. vJ. Ahii't 1.) of t'v Nro troopers wiioe mutiny re-lilted in tlu. Je;iili ot 1 ( person ;::l! crum woihlüil; oi' a core more, ihre-.v down their SprinirtieKi ritles anJ Mirren.lered ih atternoon when white lJ.iei -..h,, h.ij dieni surrounded t'or several hours, closed in with tixed haN.-net. Another hand, estimated in stren-th from 2o : "o men. is tiil at lari;e and their iiidin place has not been discovered. The dead were 13 whites, one Mexican and !'. Necro soldiers. The identity of the loth victim was unknown. A court martial wa formed and earchi:L; i:n'es;i--.i:i.:i be zun today into the cases d i s Nero troopers, wlio participated in 'the riot and who returned to camp voluntarily todav. Although they were told by their wompanionv thai they "pr"l.i!;y -a- ij iv shot, they insisted on returning. The body of Sert. Vida Henry, reported rin- leader t the Nei;ro soldiers who mutinied, was "tound toda.

The Known Dead. OAFT. .1. V. MATTf.s. Jlatfry A. LT.d Illinois artilleiw. M. I. i:"i:iiToN. l'.attrry F. Texas militia. ILA I. 1 1 A IN LS. mounted policeman. LUFF TAXIT-:LS. mountrd policeman. HOliACF MOrHiV. poli.e otlicer I. J. .MLLNCKi:. poli. eman. s SATToX. bnler. Mirji n.i:-Ac. in m an namfi SMITH. LALL FIXLLY. M ANTKL 0JAI:KAI' THANK K. WlXKLi:i: o. xv. wiamiT. A. F. CALS X. painti r F.I IVA NT AVA TS i X. N::r.. soldie r. HoKACi: .MOODY, ,ic' otTicer. T'etween SO and 1 ot lieavily armed Neuro soldiers were ban icaded in a baseball park in the colored di.-tiict today. The prirk was surrounded hy Texas militiamen, armed citizens and regular army ot!i -rs and a Iitched battle seemed probable if the colored troops did not surrender. .rtiller Captain killed. Capt. .1. W. Matt-. 1 : years o'd. of battery A second Illinois lieb -i-tillery, was sliot to di-.it'i while tiyiliC to quiet Neuro soldiers W ho were firintr on . Lilians ai d whit sojdiej-s. His body was found sittinc upright in an automobile ..n San Felipe st. in t!i- .o'oj.-d se. tion f to.-, n. He had be.-n sealptd and his body lidrrillv m u t i !a t -d . A baxoiat li.nl h.-en thrust throuch hi- left sl;oaldo and a bullet was imbed. bd in h.-' rieht shoulder. A -Iiarce of bi;ci.shot had entered lii left .-c. The tro.O.le started when lii-u--ton pedice attempted to arrest a e.,1ore.l woman found l.it-rinc n.-ar thcamp of the 'th F. S infantry. The colore.) tioi'pers re-i-Td t;i" arr--t and the ..:f;e. - had t . in1. ot.- the s.ddi rs and call for res. -,e I Mm I"kii lM'te-ti Wh"-n four ' itv- d.-o --rives art s e, to teir.fot'e Tile o'hoef they o,,rf,., to walk toward the .-amp and w-re met W it li ri '. Oiley ,f " M -ba,ts ;; tlifv ean-e iirvl'-r a f e.--t lifht. Ie tertive T. A. IPdford fell. sa. 1 tht o ab th bii... A fe . mie-F i later P-dn emar IMf- Dina i down with a bull "itia-r.s 1; inc in i . a : l amii aimed Mi-n: s.- - v -i d w.-i." t. th' r s-' je i.f tii'- poli. enc!. A . ro-vd lit (oi !.!.. The mo- t-iri v. -: , ;rled 1:1 .1.1.be ; -a tri e thrown c ; ; i : '. r " , -b. s w er !: :i,a:. tlwr- kc,i . io'js on . b.i(k 1 -.- the hot a. o tba ii.:.. -d f-rr 11 Of til.- ... j-t ired rr.aintiir.e-j .'-cai:.-t d t a c V: s i r er; i 'ra-.-."r a heap ,,f s;u .-k irt:r.c i : a' :r,i. h ot tr. e ' Pi : . ; It b a an: . .a . lo.-n : i . . . 1 J -t a !!t;o ,:i that d.-ti i I . prod a't f'o'U t i . .-. 'I -..- .- lü.'.i a' -i v. -. h t : e:., h r:.a r.- -.;T:!:"1 ti ' tur a. I it into a f .r: - and n m.ero a- h.d-b o r,; . a -!:a.iIts eapfar t h. : i a ' . -: .Jr; w .cair.M Iv --:.s froj.i the south.

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l,H IT ii V7 Uli i HVt WAR DEPARTMENT TO START PROBE OF HOUSTON RIOTS l!.ti rn;i!! .ii.d N.-w S. n . : WASIIlX'IToX. Ahl: ;i . .. Tlie war d.-pattm. nt - :!i star' a seal chit c m e-of o.r troop i.t-.- rioti' lt I !;.-: on iinniedi itely, it w - bt 'e. a j ty today by Ad.t. ;... M . t .i i n. No report Ii i-' b.-.-n in . ,. , 1'roni h. l'.ukti, omm.o.'b r . the d.partnient. v b. ... i w - i'i'e.J out, lias full auf ho: : 'o coit : o 1 ! ! . o situation. T ! i .:.'.- T i -cation. bow.'V.a. w i ' 1 ; dieted without regard o 1'oS acti iti s- in --.-ttlii..' tf:.- tr.-abie Hep. I'aniel Can et:. ho-. home is- in Hou-ton. -.!. t :h war d.ej.artment i ;ir'y t- a-k for immediate a '.ion. .o d oder members of the T-ts .b-b cation Will. it is v tid. i..t. k bllil Up. Til'-rc hi- been ..cit-lf i'-'M for s. ,;,,. rin.e b :. .-outlnin oncressmen on the .yir - tif.ri of oarteiinc ob.re ! troops in the camps arid . a n : ..n n n .- th! o - . : i . . i r 1 '.lo'jst.-'; riot ir. c ;s ev;.-. to btir.C tliis acFaTjon to a loa-1. Spread ! l Hod-ton a! ;d Fe i rowc -a- f. thousands. s.ddicrs l'oriii I iclilinc Lino. 'll.e uhlt. e S o J i ! J f rs "A e I il.v fo Mt;e, If.f f.i'htmc ii-ie. . v.hjt force was o.ade up .,f Illinois militiamen. Teas n; it it :a ; . . n and dut r- v :: la r a r : v me;. . Tio- N'ecro tio.-,.- i ' i o r l of the i a u : 1 .n';.f H. and th f.;. - ei. '.I v 1. ft t i.e v. - i'e me u : o! !:!.! a ..!,; Mn-: of th- o - ' . -. . ca n. p and tia he. t ....: 1 1 1 A s t Ii'--, p - ! a - ; : c and Saralrvio s. -!...' pr F- Tb'-Jrr; a I: . t yeii-obl ua-.cb'e- . f a : f;.irf-r. She fe' -. 1 through ..-r st. . I ). la Ms. Iart la 1 I .a vv . C,C) : . -.- t 1 , . 1 i djs-frin. . t I e p ? - . . ! : . : : Jaw ar.-l s. . t F- H :,',: t 1. ...) . ' t ; I! ' ! a ; at ! 1 o b t. . - . ! ; d ; i b 1 '.- f. O. .;!! .rt:al .... to r ; ed AI! eifioji will retoiri i iln-ir lioriw. ir usual da t .f bn.j. n- . at en' e. No iii4-n appear on th- -1 1 - f with arm-.. Parlies will riot ml((- mi h vfre-i. v.iloon will iii.i f, rmitlcl to p-ii. PI. - of laii-II'-. wliro arm- and iiiiiiiiun' (ion an sohl. k-jr r -J.ucd will rcm:iln i Nm-iI. (Sigrid!) Ilulen." r. f - - r. :. : 1 f'o.Ti ( ,' . - I ., , i 1 i t r f , tb : : .-1 ' s t j t - . 1 'id .. SO VI a- I o o . o 1 1 rrli a r - . o . a (CONTLNF!:i ON ! A 1 j F. : ubiij

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