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' HON. E. J, JUSTICE DROPS
DEAD."
. v
' (By Associated Press). '
' San Francisco, July 25. Edwin
J. Justice, of Greensboro, N. C, '
special assistant attorney to At- h
4orney General Gregory, dropped
dead in his office here today. He 4
had been on1 the coast for two
4 years prosecuting the government'
4 oil cases under the Tatt withdraw-!
al act. Justice was formerly a 4
member of the North Carolina 4
4' 4
YFIVE KILLED ON
- AMERICAN1 SUB.
Ati&THREEMUkl
4 Legislature "
4- - - .
4 4 4 4 4 4 v
MUZZ
Partisanship Was Suddenly
Wiped Out on Floor of
1 House. - ' "
CANNON JOINED
WITH DEMOCRATS
As Did Otlier Republicans hi
Votine For Conference Re-I
v port Conferees Not to j
Agree to Senate Amend-' -
LE THE
BIG AGITATOR
Russian Government to Shoot
or Isolate Nokolai
Lenine.
ment on Joint Body to Han
dle Food Situation.
(Bv Associated Press.)
Washington, July 25. The Admin
istration Food Control bill was sent to
confVrenco in tho House today under
a rule without 0 record vote: Opposi
tion which developed- yesterday disap
peared. . -"
Tli.' House conferees were instruct
only Ho disagree to all
- (By Associated Press.)
New York, . July 25v Information
that the Russian provisional govern-
ment has decided to terminate the
apparent pro-German activities of Ni
rkolai Lenine,-the radical Socialist
I leakier, by arresting him and many of
. " I7 Pf.AJ i'nis followers, has reached the Rus4
J et Reports hrom .FetrOgradjsiail Informatfon Bureau here. Thes?
, Are Not at All Pessimistic advices indicate Lenine probably will j
vAbout It.
TEUTONS CAN'T PUSH
STRONG OFFENSIVE
.Admit Haven't Men to Spare
For Attack, on Large Scale.
French Make Brilliant
Move.
Senate amendment to. debate . a joini
be shot if he is convicted as a spy
working in the interest, of Germany,
but that if not convicted he will be
isolated during the war. .So far as
information received by the bureau
shows no evidence has been uncov
ered in Petrograd to confirm lira
statements implicating Lenine as an
agent of the Geron general staff.
News dispatches of recent date have
variously 'Teported Lenine to be un
der arrest and to have escaped to
Kronstadt disguised asV jailor. ;v
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RAGE BETWEEN
1
(By Associated Press.)
Washington, July 25. -An explosion 3resterday on the
submarine A-7at Cay itePhilippiue-Island; lulled five and in
jured three of the officers and crew. Cp" -
"The dead, as renorted torlav in nffiril A
Lieut. Junior Grade Arnold Marcus ; Macfomsts Mate, first I
i . fill I '. r ' - . : v t i . . : . .
ciass, nv n..Lang; vaunners mate, seconja claps, U. Hopewell;
Chief Electricia, J Curry ; Machinist's mjate, A. Kunz.
v Following aie the injured1 ; , .
Burns on the waisiahd arms, Chief Electrician -Scharlin,
Fireman, second class; AM. Jacobs ; Machinists mate, secqnd
class, J. P. Hixon.. , , f
The cause of the explosion from a preliminary examina
tion appeared to be due to thp ignition of gas within jthe ship.
The cause of the ignition of these fumes has not been reported.
National Guardsmen Assem-
blincr Todav,' Throuffhout - r '
r
OK:
4
ftftlNS LIRE
-x- -v- -
w SEVENTEEN BILLION FOR
i - WAR Fl RST YEA R.
, -
- (By Associated V Press. )
Washington July 25. Amer- -x-
p -X- ica s war
ere In Action at the Front at
Krevo and; Suffered
Losses.
STATES H ON
FOB FIRST PLAGE
(By Associated Press.)
Petrograd, July 25. The Russian
Women's Battalion, raised by the
twice-wounded girl officer, Vera. Biltch-
'kareff, jvas in action on""the ' front at'
Kreyo yesterday for the first time.
They are., reported to have been sue-
i n 5 11 n fiAr TifViiili Tvi1t3 '-fail
congressional war xpedieQi-f not to, end nnUi t . apttfoxt.!00?-- bef ore the revblulB
mlttee. disapprovea'by the President, mately the line occupied by them lastj cpmrnanaed Respect throughout has
years before General Brussilloff began v"-.. v?
his bite offensive jnomtcs.and scientific problems won
Despite this extensive retrograde ;im, W Ce -In j01011 of
. . .... ...... I Snpialissts and scienTists alikp. Tn win-
T-Yi mrom on t nnvarinor virtiiollv ill' rnii r "
was presaged by this action.
Thf fmht against sending the bill
to conft renco without separate vote
on the amendment,' to which th Pres
ident object::, begun yesterday by Re
publican 3. -..der Mann, completely
flattened out.
Thirty-one Republicans joined 138
Democrats in voting for the previous
question on the rule, adoption of
which eliminated all debate, and only
101 Republicans voted, against it. On
the motion to adopt the rule Demo
crats cast a solid affirmative vote and
less than a half dozen negative votes,
all from the Republican side of the
House, were cast.
Senators Gore, chairman of - the
Senate Agriculture committee, ar
ranged with Representative Lever for
the lirsi meeting of the conference to
morrow morning. Before the rule for
immediate action was brought In Re
publican Leader Mann had refused
unanimous
front between the north Galician bor
der and the Carpathian foothills, the
tone of both official and' unofficial dis
patches coming out of -Petrograd is
not pessimistic. y
There is apparent confidence that
the disorganization in the ranks, in-
nection with his believed pro-German
activities documents declared to have
been found recently in the records of
the former Emperor Nicholas' depart
ment of police are regarded by Rus
sians - as ; , significant. These docu
ments show, according to information
a v . j v,v,;- i here,- that while a Socialist named
duced by the machinations of the ex- 4r41i, e 0!o,
,n,5i MahnoyBky was leader of the Social
, " "L"Z 7, 0" ? Democr-atic faction of the third duma,
... . , . , y, ,A ... , ' about 5 years ago. he was on the pay
mill V. o ilnnun tolm Hnolf with n n1 , .vk " J w. " -X-J
Will uc autvuc4.Lcnjr utaii tvalia u.uu
firm front again be -presented to the
enemy,
For one thing, the Germans, by
is not yet Jbiown. The Novoe Vremya
correspondent: . at the : front reports
that thfe" women behaAred ; in an Exem
plary way, 'gaining the respect of the
men soldiers. .
X- ica's war bill for the fiscal year -l cyl, Tv,m i- Tk:k
will total $17,000,000,000, Sena; ;tlLap!1 Jryin? t9 pee Which Can
tor smoot told the Senate today. 5? . Oet lVien in Dervice
First.
MEAN WHILE DETAILS
BEING WORKED OUT
instead of the l;226,0O0,O00 he
- estimated yesterday, the increase -X-
resulting from an additional
$50,000,000 for the shipping 4f
board, $2,000,000,000 for' the Al-
lies and $175;O00,000,. in the ex- -3f j
55- ecutive departments. N ,Xi i r ! i i i
. .iiNo Inrormation at-Hand as
y the Big Country.
WILL SOON MOVE TO ;
THE REGULAR CAMPS
. x
Yet About Second : Draft
Being Necessary Within
The Year.
roll of the Emperor's police.
Presumably leader of the opposi-i
tion; and elected by the workers to
i
The "Command of Death" is tlio of
ficial title of the battalion raised fcyj
Mme. Butchkareff. Most of the re
cruits are from the higher educational
academies or secondary schools. Some
married women wtere accepted, but
none who had children. Most of
them are between 18 and.2ELyears of
age, of good physique. The girls car
ry the cavalry -carbine, which is
pounds lighter than the regular army
rifle.
riwhlnfiterjul hBTi ace' be
tween the-Stages ,'for the honor ot be
ing the first ; to call iheir -quotas unde?
the selective draft bill was. on today
inearnest. Calling; tip mien for phys-
Confirmation of Lloyd-George J,?, - "
J. .. . e Meanwhile, details of the machinery
Qmes r rom Vaerman ;for actually calling the accepted men
Sonrrf " into service and sending them to their
;. J mobilization camps are being worked
(Bj Associated Press.) jout.; Provost Marshal General Crowd-
Copenhagen, July 25. premier ed has already ruled : that the claim
Lloyd-George's skepticism regarding of the army; attach to any feglstered
men as soon as the local selection
Chancellor Michaelis' good faith, his; board has posted him as .accented.
g ' doubts whether the chancellor's re-j From that time on, unless exempted.
Seven TToilsand Men- Ton K
aay- Yfii, nave more ce-
' Other States Respondingi 4
" )'. - I .. . - I." ...
Washington. July -U5. The second "
increment of National Guard troona
was caiiea into tue U' eaera service
tn.r a- All iwnnnn f.ftm ' tlnl. a . XT m
Rhode Island, Connecticut, Jsw JTer
sey, Delaware,,: Maryland, District pf V
Columbia. Virginia. North and . Smith
Carolina, Tennessee, Illinois, Montini,
Wyoming, Idaho, ' Washington ' "atf4
uregon comffan unar-rresiaent . vu
son s recent DroclamatioEL nreto&ratory
camna to b r iauinned add r faiitfittfed
v. V . To.r w '5 represent '-them, he was in reality, ac
thir own admission, have, not the aing to this purported evidence,
men to spare to prosecute a sustained . . ' v "
offensive on a large scale on the east
ern front. The British and the
French are keeping . them too busy
and they : are too apprehensive of
acting, for the Emperor, as an agent
-secretly r paid to confuse and disrupt
the,, opposition. Russians here recall
that Malinovsky at that time was
ader Mann had perused' C . 7" , known as Lenine's duplicity is said to
consent to send thepiU to, some extra forceful stroke in the west . faaVe nnened the provisional
Amid thunderous ap-'.to transier any great governm ent's suspicion . that Lenine
conference
plause from floor and galleries Acting
Chairman Garrett, of the Rules com-
Erittee. offered the rule and denounced
those who were delavinc actions The
demand for the previous question foN sky will find it possible it is believed,' mated here to number tens of thou
troops from the Franco-Belgian war
area. . .
For another, the Russians have big
reserves of men, and Premier Keren-
and his followers are in one way or
another connected with theGerman
spies knqwn to have invaded Russia
since the revolution, rnese are esti
rspidly from the Iront ranks and re-j,s
place them with the hosts of depend- ' - nicrnwrDrn m
able' troops which Russia still pos-j oLiAii&'UIOUUVtKilU 1IN
sesses S MILLION DOLLAR HOTEL
The inherent strength of the en-j 1-y.': '
i
lowed (luickly and threw the "Repub
licans into ihp ereatest astonishment.
Heated demands were made by Rep
resentative Campbell of Kansas, to
know if ii was the intention to pre
vent (ieK:i!e Tt i-ac lio was fldvkflli t'
R'Mildieans were hurriedly ordered i tente position in the west has just
into their tn vnt rainit fhp. ceived a fresh illustration on the
Previous (MiesMon but when 31 ofhAlsne fronV were me -urencn nave in many Long island towns was rusn-
theni. including former Speaker Can- Just emerged victorious m a long-: ed to Long Beach, a fashionable sum
non, 'voted with the Democrats, it drawn-out struggle, with the Germans mer resort, today to fight a blaze in
wan n,vu.. n,n'f mr.o roir'Q offof the possession of the important the million dollar Hotel Nassau. The
ight were useless.
SHIPPING BOARD
BEING REFORMED
In Full Swing Today Follow
ing President Wilson's
Action Yesterday.
tor auty in .jrranoe.v , r ; u
iiie icuiaiuuet ULiUie OtttltJ lurvtr
'will 'hp itfl.lrAn "Jn v A ii cm at K wVion thW ,
...... " - wmVm - . . . n W , V, . . ikA bill
draft; clause of the National JDeferis
Act 'will be- applied to the entire f orc'$
knd the guardsmen wM cease to hay V
anv connection with -'the Btate authori-
ties for the period of; the wah' V ? ,f t
The first increment; which includes y
the New York and Pehnsyi vania dlvl-
sions, was called ou July . 15,' and has ,
been held at State armories" for pr
liminary equipment ' -or started south
to the training, camps.. After August ,
K thpre.will he Tin ? feonRtftHtlfttml ' nr... ,
other legal barrier to, the inimediktv
transportation r of guard organization -
to UTance. . . -j . ; - :
South Carolina Troopg Assemble. 1 :
Columbia. S. July : 5. Units tttc
me aoucn uaroiraa, national uuara
not already in' Federal service' asBem-. A
bled at their respective afmpries to :
day in accordance wttb art oVdef Is
sued some aays ago py. the adjutant
tion and corroboration from German disibution Tlmong the 16 canton-the 'mbbillztionr.willbef''c(pleted:v;
in thp rnwfnir frankness of ments, General Crowd er said today, w"en iroops assemoie av ureenv ,
in the growing tranKneSS Ol a kv i vHle fnr J nprlnd nf training Thii
ply to the Reichstag resolution really . he will be subject to military law and
means what it preknds to mean, hls,th articles of war. Failurj to appear
, , , , . -. when called will bring the military
belief that the reference of. peace pro- forces of the: pr0vost marshal general
fession, statement as security to in search of the , missing man and he
frontiers, capable of being extended will be tried for any violation VorTreg
at to'cover the absorption SS
gium and any other desired annexa-ed men m be first; assembled in their
The
(By Associated Prss.)
sources
criticism which the defunct "Zukunft signedj ag far as practicable, to duty
might envy. Ut was declared yeBter- tne laW requiring that they be as
day that Chancellor Michaelis speech with troops from their own State, and,
was ambiguous and open to two Inter-. tne iocation of the 'nearest canton
pretations which LloydGeorge men- ment to reaUce the transportation
tioned. It was added , that the , policy pr?Diem ag much aspossible. .
of silence of political aims inaugurated No information has reached Gener-
Washingtn, July. 25 Re-organiza-!by ex-Chancellor Von Bethmann-Hbll- al powder indicating that there will
New:Vork, July 25. Fire apparatus
Partisan
ORDERS ANGOLA
flames were confined to the basement
tion of the Shipping ' Board and the
Emergency Fleet Corporation was in
full swing today "'following. President
Wilson's acceptance of the resigna
tions of Chairman Denman and "Major
General Goethals and the end of the
row which Jong has delayed the ship
building program. i
The Senate Commerce Committee
first South Carolina regiment has begin
in Federal service for some months
and was not affected 14 V the recent.
mnnn nr i :nmni " v it, win "liiiv it ia
now stationed at" Catap,- Sevierl at 4
Greenville. .-. r'
Warlike Scenes Jn Rlchmomi
V; 1 . 1
iX;.;
Richmond, : Va., i July , 25-.Moldliza.- ':
ticn of the first battalion, nl-st Virginia
weg and continued by Herr Michaelis be any neSd to summon a second draft
had laid the German policy open to in addition, to the 667,000 men now
that dubious repute which ' Lloyd- cailed for. during the present vear.
George criticised. .' i Estimates to cover expenses of the Infantry, caused warlike ''"scenes' h6r
His picture -of German parliamentar- secoud increment I have been, submit-today. The battalion vknbwn as; th4! '
ismT under the formula of HerrMich- ted, it was pointed out, because all Richmond Grays, numbfers 600 men.,
aelis may be distorted so it was de- these expenditures must be, made in Lieutenant C. F. Morgaijand -C. tSC?
claredbut it contains, enough truth, to advance of a call, to have equipment! Elliott,' of the - United '-.States.-' arm:
serve as a warning io. the German and quarters ready, or the funds must i have charge of mustering in the," m6n
people. J :be actually on hand when the" call is ; Other commands await inobilizatlbtt.';
The Berlin Tageblatt . - re-print- the made.x ' v - The: Richmond Howitzers- a famous, o??i
full text of Lloyd-George's reply" to. with physical examinations actually . ganization;, and ' squadron '."A'.. flJ'sj;
the German Chancellor, explaining m progrefes, the record of the .draft; Virginia cavalry, formerly -the -Rich,-:
hieru orrnuna in the Craonne reeion
Yesterday's brilliant attack gave and pUH bf th lower floor, but spread Quickly recommended confirmation of
General Petain's troops renewed posto the boardwaik.,and destroyed a sec-' Edward N. Hurley, of Chicago, as the
eaaairtxi in ilmtist romnlfit.fi measure 'tlnn nf-this trnotnrfi whiVh nnrnllpld new chairman, but action was delay-
OFFICE DISCONTINUED fof the slight-afea gained by the the bathing beach. ted on the nomination of BamDridge' a. .g aQVisaDie because remark- during the war between the States be- mond Blues, are.already in the Fedeti
Crown Prince m nis cosuy series oi Hundreds or, patrons tied from thetVulu ur m.Bm"r vrL?"lx able errors of distortibn and omission comes interesting. At that time: 25.77 al serviob. , v -.fl.Wj.
attacks. The French even pushed hotel and were sheltered in cottages, jceed Captain John B. White. en" jin the sense ' desired -by the govern-per cent, of the men called wefe re- Mobilization had: stimulated recruit
beyond their old line at some points. Several Women were slightly injured. ators Wadsworth and Calfler, oi Kewment crep(. intQ summaries of earlier; jecte&'for physical defects. There . is ing. Young men rushed to recruitibs)
This morning came tne test or tne The -property 'loss was estimated at . 101.1 enue&teu iw.-ucio,. ; declarations from the opponent camp no reason to expect, it is' said, any, stations throughout the State today,. tq
(By Geo. H. Manning.).
W.'isiiipgu.n, d. C, July 25. The
"0StCiric llt.rinrlmoTit hao nrrlprfiff
the i,o li.fi if.f .t Ans-oia. Onslow coun-i German reac!on U ws directed upwards -Df $30,000,
ty. an.l si,.in.-.r vnnAr. Mni.iT n against the ypositioris . recaptured by, ,??-...
C .ii.o.iinnA July 31st. , - V Xj the. California plateaii. , SAYS' GERMANY ON ...
Uin,i (, Angola win go to Maple IthougJ delivered, after a violenM ftp Hn n y
Hill anri mf,;i ai MnniAl bombardmen.y -"is entirely:; futile,? 1 rlKILorl ULXAJr V 1UKI
oy nas oeen prominent m ine progre- supplied by the semi-otli- material' increase inahat .tactor..: . Join. the colors.;
sive party m i,9wiorK. auiuiuira. MpWS bureau. . The Kreuz - Exemntions for industrials - sim; s
Hill.
WONT LIMIT WORK
CBy Associated Press.)
tion leader .bowdver, exbct nosen-- - r ndr flrQ. of the radical pa- ilar reasons, as well as xemptionsevlUVr Will
ous opposition to mi. oiuy. , t kuehtv modified but did not re- cause Of de'nendenbrelatives- entr. rt M; -Boston,
Acting -fJhftirman . Brent oaaysp stements about ie goVern, unexplored field. ; U , -'sand
onereanis resignation o.uE-,iae . i-eir .ol. ,,v xrninHai dectar- - -' - ' 'Vr :. - Mized Mn
! m m a M
Go To Charlotte.
' w -n 'n utoi n-lllvv
p?
the French retamingy their won
ervcmnA afifl nnnsolidatinfif their srains.
j Conenhaefin. Julv 25. Renlvinff to nrag a oiinnnrf-fr nf Chairman Denman. I
me yutil oi wtti xvuasjaii icucai m - ' - " " " . j , .-
Oalicia is traced in today's German greetings of pan-German meeting Ad- . Senator Calder said the fact that .WT.Tir, mnrrrn
frfp.vioi otatomont rpnnrtine- thfi norii- tairal Spheer, commander of the fleet, he and his colleague had asked that rJiKorilfHVj. V lOl 1 JC4-'
'pation of Tarnopal l)y the Austro-Ger saId heiJiopod the German people, on action on Mr. Colby's nomination be
m fn,,Pli whirh down" near the the threshold ; of victory, would not J withheld for the present- did not nec-
essafily mean that a fight against his
, . Mass.. July 25. Forty thou-c.
vNauonal: Guardsmen ' were.iinopi-v '
the New . England ; States to-
i day; preparatory tQ being drafted intd"
SUBMARINES
f oufprence will not be limit edyfurther sohth have occupied Stanis-
i.aika
rt to
s action last week.' 4A1-
r"'iuf'r Lloyd-George has al-
. . . i a...
appointment would be made: The
(By Associated Preas.)
Paris. July 2&.: General
Persh-
-Brit- mahd-of the Department the- North- ;,
i IcK cdllnro arrliriiKr lioro nrl'.V l P3f.t RBlfl that trftnsnOrtntlOn tO-thtf..
- .... i xv " T w... - - - . . . . 1 . . , - . . ' - - . J. XDU DfibA&WA J , (..lit A w " ' J .- -T T " . T ,
ns. ior one tnmg if , lau ana iNaaverna. ine lasi-nameu vjuw l ntrv DUiij o , j" -'v.:oi' -.-..w iHg, atcuiuuuicu Uj, uiai .w i ffiio claim to. nave Deen, amonttiraiiing camp ai, juaanoue, w.v.,1.
Hoar the air after the; town is on the edge of the Oarpa-1';. 0r pAMlllTfnN IMPRnVFnomo mqmr3es nn , POvcai; yesterday 'visited the -1 rencn ironi., crews of vessels-in thf'VieTnity, t
, - i stanumg ana .waeuiei l
r.v AsnpiatoH Pro - - cman forces, whicn aown near
.hiK- "', ' Tlin lnWo 'nf - thfl r Tlnlactai. ora nnoHntr TliipsnPT; null still
--u co);,Jrenf.0 nQt be limited i
1-Trinot'.
.
no s,;o,w.. 0 chancellor Michaelis. it.:. 4
Oil- .-. .yy J u iVJillUl, lUill.
, ' es, sho"ld issue a joint statement
n. - i.'HiH-a ni rsenin so tnat i
wner
lly 'renounce its future
(Continued on Page Eight.)
THE FRENCH FRONT, I
ATTACK nU.
S. SKIPS,
(By Associated Press),
Halifax, July, 25;
i 4 the, Federal . service, y Sev.eral;, th(?u l.
DID sand men already, are .in the-services , v
1 ;lne others gatnerea . at armoris;. ana
; y-K temporary camps .- tody. Brlgadle y
V General Clarence R. Edwards, -lft com-'
rpady hadr been: arranged tor iiid that
. CBy Associated Press.)
. Santa Rosa, CaU July' 25. The con
; dition of Luther Burbank, who is suf-
Incidentally one of the; of the transports which conyeyr ' it; was, probable the :Newy England
battalions of French ed the first . American r troops to ' guardsmen would " be ;readyf to ledve ,
"1 1
s jjoace maneuver may every-
SCORES OF WORKMEN
n . KILLED. , ' '
3 continued to ? show improyement . to-
law creat- aTui reviewed incidentally one of the
ing the shipping board provides for a niost famous
' minority' member.'-: : ,' t v - rTinsc:oiir. which fieired in the' 1.4th A . --v. j.! fni- thoTsATitK. tTv' Ancnikt snl y '
- . - - . rT llauuc,, su; lucj ,wcic ucuiui; ; w w..wrf --"r 4 .-.
.. ' ". i ' i-.-a ' Tiit vain'an in Pans, -'lieneral-. . ' i .f " ' - . t........
ii umj i v. . . - - miormea . mat - viermaa . - suuma-t - v umhsm.. f .
Pershing expressed hrgh admiration rines mae a pfincentrated attafck , . Jfashville, -Tenn 7uly 25: Approt-
lit 1 ll.il - , .1 1 . ' .r A r. - ...
. n; ir.v
1
GERMAN COAL SKIP TOR.
PEDOED. 1
lies
lution n'K)! ac,?opt the Reichstag resp-'
tm" as a hasis for peace negotia-
- (By Associated Press . . f . rrt A irT nf A CQ DHWI .
are noorloA xhv th Al- JU Wa 1 1 fax' N S Jul V - 25.-i-Eifi:htY. ' f vi-a a-.mwm w tt
- v-. - - - . .... - - . - J .
4- workmen were killed toaay m irHUtLt'tSiUtSiktL MAUL T
tion?
peace negotia-'i an explosion. at No.. 6 mine of the. .
Dominlonr- coal uoippany, at in ew ,i:
nis explanation, odd's The "Matin, I Waterford, N. B. according to nd-4 Philadelphia. Julyy25.-
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ports and witnessed heavy and F regiment ot field artillery, squadrbn
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?hortSen .'-wilt continuous firing. The men were- of cavalry and a company of : negfp
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