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AUSTIN STATESMAN
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SECOND OLDEST PAPER IN TEXAS
AUSTIN, TEXAS, MONDAY MORNING, JULY 27, 1914
ESTABLISHED 1871—VOL 43, NO. 212
Pn
FERGUSON’S M//JORITY SO FAR MORE THAN 30,000
FERGUSON'S LEAD LENGTHENS
AS BELATED RETURNS COME IN;
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SUBMISSION IS VOTED DOWN
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TERRELL FAR AHEAD FOR
COMPTROLLER
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CAUSED BY
Edwards Apparently Has Been
Renominated As
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HOW THEY STAND.
PARISIANS, PARTICULARLY.
GLOATING OVER DISCLOSURES.
INSURGENT CHIEF OBDURATE
26.- Parislann look up
WASHINGTON. July 26.- Abolition
1
line.
A battalion of the King's Own Scot-
sive, photographed, lov* letter* to give
who
Th* anti submission ma
in an
piled with a scattered fumillade.
always
ad gone
leaden,
period-at
have been
ANTIS SWEPT THE STAT1
(Continued on Page Six.)
and conviction Involved a prison sen-
ANTIS CONTROL SENATE
LONG SLEEP ENDS IN DEATH
fight was made on Bailroad Commissioner Bari
1D. . - a M____1__a._— —... a. * 1a-NA Aa
Miss
a lead exceeding either estimate.
VOTE BY COUNTIES
Bureau’s Forecast for the Week Prom-
EASTLAND COUNTY.
Henate from
the
CALDWELL COUNTY.
ST. PETERSBURG, July 26.—A de-
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BLUEJACKETS NO LONGER
TO BE IREATEO AS SLAVES
Hobby Leads Sturgeon for Lieutenant
Governor, But Complete Count Prob-
ably Will Be Necessary to Decide That
Contest, the Two Being Only a Few
State Treasurer, But Baker Is Pressing Him Very
Closely—“Cyclone” Davis, Lane and McLemore
Bunched for Congressmen at Large.
Eight boxes In Fastland County:
For subminsion 580, againnt 360; for
aovernor. Ball 576, Ferguson 468, Mor-
izatin, that any feeling by enlisted
men of compulsory detention or bond-
and other offenses which would never
be tolerated in any well organized busi-
7
FOUR KILLED,
60 WOUNDED IN
HOME RULE RIOT
ADMIRAL CRADOCK APPEARED IN
BEHALF OF OIL INTERESTS.
reported fairly complete.
PERGUSON CARRIED BELL.
intimates That Concessions Made by
Huerta to th. Cowdray Interesta
Will Not Be Recognized.
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Troops Fire Into Mob of Men,
Women and Children in
Streets of Dublin.
Shouta Terreil •• chosen Comptroller
Hi. Suoenasor Might Ponibly
Change senate‘• Complexion.
Taylor Giri Who Had Been in Coma-
Iom Condition for Four Day
Suocumbe to tho Malady.
| Troops of Both Countries Are
| Being Mobilized at Points
of Strategic Importance.
With an Army of 400,000 Seasoned
Veterans Fired With Intense
Patriotism Servia Will
Die Hard.
CARRANZA REJECTS
BRITISH REQUEST
Attempt of Nationalist Volunteers
to Dispose of Shipment Of
10,000 Rifles Provokes
Bloody Affray.
I EXPECT DESPERATE CONFLICT
I
SCENE OF AN^ CHIEF ACTORS
IN REMARKABLE CAILLAUX TRIAL
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ALL FRANCE STIRRED
BY CAILLAUX TRIAL
W. L. Davidson hat beon overwhelmingly returned to the Court
of Criminal Appeals and J. M Edwards is the choice for State Treas-
ines Nothing Out of th»
Ordinary.
Three Infected Rats Ala* Caught Sun-
day at New Orleans-May Be
New Focus of Infection.
Into third place and
had fallen behind to
ers to ure their arms on any person
who falled to atop when commande"
Secretary Daniels Announces Other Re-
forrr That Will Mak* Naval
Service More Attractive.
against Bosnia.
Rumor of First Fight.
the Waco dletrict, nems
_ - - " trol-
Mme. Joseph Caillaux, Palais de Justice, where she la being tried, and Joseph Caillaux, her husband.
caused by toximia which the phyai-
dans ascribed to th* eating of over-
ripe cantaloupes . Burial will tak®
place tn the Taylor Cemetery tomor-
Accordimg fn a SemMn rumor thestayed leave. . drunkenness on shore
first encounter between Austria and ‘ and similar rf nees indicate merely
Servla occurre near Hemendria, An the ( that the offender is unfit for the ser-
| battle- ground. 4
in the House fifty-eight anti- prohib,
tion Representatives or men pledeed
to the Ferguson platform seem to bu
i accounted for as safe They come from
{ fifty dintriete rift V. two men who fol-
( lowed tho Rail platform coming from
fifty distriets have been nceounted for
(Continued on page 6.) .
men to terminate their contract of en-
vice
"In orde rnot to be tol drastic, the
order permits commanding officers In
their discretion to hold a first offender
on probation' on reduced pay for pe-
rfods of from six to twelve months, but
on repetition of the effense he is to be
discharged.
“The naval prisons and disciplinary
barracks last year cost about $1,000,000
Under the new plan this roar will be
greatly reduced and before a great
while wll Ibe very small."
I listment by honorable discharge before ।
1 the enlistment expires. Absence from
PARIS, July
the trial of Mi
mo comrnnuv"; measure accounted for much absence
le not regarded । over leace, of absence without leave
i streets of Dublin. Seven of the wound-
AREjed are expected to die. Among them
NLVVHil I UR VLLIVIa OI u I [ R । j
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Mother will Pay a ▼*•■••■* Dollars
fer Information m te Thelr
w herenboutu.
onntrol of the next senate on th* pro
hibition queetton will qopend upon tn.
I belief of the rgn elected to buecen
him nna th. Mefennan County Dintret
I may become a rather warm polltieal
PRISON TERMS FOR PETTY OF-
FENSES ABOLISHED.
Fir* boxes In Dailas County: .....
For submisalon 2005, agaInnt 2808:
for (Aovernor, Ball 3394, Ferguson 3403,
Morri* 55.
tish Borderers was ordered to capture
Agaiast the anna today when the authorities
time tn take the step had come.
i Secretary Daniels, in a statement
Bo far at the returns go, they indicate that the anti-prohibition
______ ______ -- in Texas politics, so far as office seeking
yoes, uni*** it- shall later lose the Lieutenant Governorship and the
Jngressman at Large. With an opportunity to control the next
Legislature, more especially the Senate, in its hands, it has doubtless
A.. Ven,
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-wrta*
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for a definite
AUSTRIANS AND
I SERBS PREPARE
FOR HOSTILITIES
Mr Fergunon has carried hie home county, Bell, by a majority that
will near the thousard mark. He teems to have carried Harris County,
opponent, Colonel Ball, and Kaufman County, the
r Colquitt. . . . ...
asuze mtess-
won by 200 to 300 voten. Black, hie opponent claims the district by
150 vot^ The Co operative Slection Bureau s totals give Black
present four yearn-and if always has
been difficult, at times impossible. for
residing at 1809 Bienvilie Street and
employed at 1304 Bienville Street, and
Joseph E Williams 24. a negro. renid-
Ing at 1523 Arts Street and employed*
at 411 Commerce Street, developed the
mrilady today The girl Was taken ill
on July 33. and Williams on July 28.
The former resided without and the
latter within the original focus of in-
fection.
The three infected rate reported to-
day were found without th® original
focus.
I mad commismoner, Arnold 860, May-
field 1*14; Buperintendent Institution,
1 Doughty 926, Marr* 111; Land Com-
DALLAS, Tex., July 27,— When ths Texas Co-operative Eleotion
Bureau closed its tabulations at 12:30 o’clock this morning, alter hav.
ing revised thoroughly all el tion figures, 353,996 votes had been
accounted for in the Governorship from 217 complete and incomplete
counties. James E. Ferguson had a lead of 32,539 over Colonel
Thomas H. Ball and his nomination seemed assured. This repre-
according to returns pros
WILL BE IN MINORITY.
TAMPICO, Mexico, July 25— (via IA-
redo, Tex., July 26.)—Sir Christopher
Cradock, British adrtiral, whoyester-
day held a lengthy private conterence
with General Carranza here, requested,
it was said today, that Constitutional •
ists recognize in some particulars con-
cessions Huerta made the Cowdray
(Pritish) interests; that the oil pro-
duction tax be adjusted at once, and
that foreigners be given guarantee* of
protection. Carranza, it was sald, re-
turned an unfavorable answer regard-
ing the concessions and the tax.
It was made plain here today, how-
ever, that Sir Christopher in no sense
represented the interests of any nation
but Great Britain. It was said that at
a meeting of consul* at the British
consulate prior to their visit, the que:
tion of making various representations
was discussed, but emphatically ve-
toed by the Americans on the ground
I money was paid out for rent, and
asked that some steps be taken to
relieve that condition. General Car-
Striet .Censorship.
The tmr-rial decree issued vester:
day save the government enormous
powers to insufe che necrecy. ot.ita
menmures. The authorities are entitled
to open all lettere. Only teleeramn
approved by the censor canheatrans
milled. Newapapers publi-hin« ae
tails of mintary preporationn or move-
ments ran be seppreesed. All the rail-
ways are guarded by sentrles with or-
the troops, jeering them and cheering
for John Redmond and home rule.
Mob Begins Attack.
Finally the mob began throwing
bottles and stones. Injuring several 91- !
diere. To the attack the battalion re—
ATLANTA, Ga., July 14- Mrs John
430. sturgeon 587; Trensurer, Baker
140, Kwars 441; Criminal Appeals,
Davidson 401. Faulk 3M; Commisnion-
er Agriculture, Davis 433. Halbert 579:
Railroad < ommlssioner, Arnold 324.
Mayfield 696; Buperintenent Instrue- |--------
tion. Doughty 677, Marra 378, Iand Court of Criminal
commissioner Bartley 413* Geers _ ---‘
Robison 531; Comptroller, Frank Ha | culture, Davi*
313 Mayfleld 334. Terreli 376; Con-
grensmnan at Large, Davis 344. Garrett
178, Harris IL Kone 71, Hane 125,
__________ . „ teers cut the telegraph wires and stop-
lenriette Caillaux ped travel on the Dublin roads and,
heard the volunteers were bringing
them into tho city. The soldiers en-
countered a detachment of the vol-
unteer* at Clonmell Bridge. Boon a
"After thorough Consideration and
after a referendum in which the opin-
ions of many of the highest naval offi-
cers were obtained. th* secretary be-
came convinced thia situation was not
in keeping W Ith modern business ideas.
"The old plan involving long Impris-
onment created among enlisted men a
feeling that during their term of enlist-
ment if they desired to leave the navy
they were as If in bondage Further-
more, this feeling doubtless is in a large
she would recover. Her condition was
Complete, twenty-twe boxes, Cal4-
wall County subminsom, for 1119.
ngainst 806, for Governor, Boll *1*.
Fergumon Morrlo 1*; LAeutenant
dovernor. Hobby 1001. sturgeon 28:
Trensurer, Baker 1*11. Eawarda »M:
.....1 Apesin, Davdson
1006. Paulk 9a11 Comminmoner A«rj.
1606, Maibert »M. Roll-
fl VIENNA, July a-No declaration. 2
F wodln* of It* passpor • to 1heSe "Xuan
t ministr, M. Jovanovitch. by lh» Am.
t tlan forefgn office, however, !• been
5 11 equivalent to a declaration of war.
* Thia action wee taken today, the re
l tort that the Servian minister hadiett
r Vienna yeaterday having been Incor-
as "2""
»aU^t^w-a
tthme m front ot tee warsofnaeprnd
" cempions "nXl-Ton in Srontene-
there, 4 here four dled The soldier*
and police seised a hundred rifles from
the volunteers.
xcited crowds filled the streets of
Dublin tonight, some of the men car-
HOUSE IS HI DOUBT
zigi nunu JI —__: C-- =1 Mayfield and J. T.
Robison as Land Commissioner was to a large degree the anti choice.
So far •* the return* go, there are more out now in Dallas and
Tarrant than in any other big counties. All other big counties have
Unparalleled and Thrilling Scenes
Being Daily Enacted in Historic
Old Palac. of Justide.
Submission: For 108,925, against 115,744.
Governor: Ball 158,348, Ferguson 190,987, Morris 4881.
Lieutenant Governor: Hobby 125,053, Sturgeon 121,001.
Treasurer: Baker 102,116, Edward* 125,080.
Court Criminal Appeals: Davidson 141,083, Faulk 83,830.
Commissioner of Agriculture: Davis 115,511, Halbert 101,284.
Railroad Commissioner: Arnold 73,000, Mayfield 137,064.
Superintendent of Instruction: Doughty 130,105, Mam 87,656.
Land Commissioner: Bartley 80,863, Robison 126,366.
Comptroller: Franklin 70,246, Mayfield 48,749, Terrell 91,713.
Congressman at Large: Davie 59,485, Garrett 51,653, Harris
23,536, Kone 42,110, Lane 51,151, Lowry 31,423, McLemore 58,025
O’Donnell 14,068, Porter 10,536, Shield 12,291.
rylng rifles. The- Borderers are con-
ru herrekkgtnemevontstheePcar .loment has,had it. way
in which a saldier was riding was goe
wrecked tonight but th* soldier es- XL.
capea. .
Further rioting is feared. uugamsvuav, -av-v v-r-----J —— ——,a , . .
Among those nerlouwly* wounded in ’ noniinated H. B Terrell for Comtroller and Fred W. Pavis has main-
Continued on Pnge ri. > tained a good lead for Commissioner of Agriculture and seems a
---------winner. _
or alive. The reward for Mrs. Den-
nl« was not i ne r eased la the offet
made tolar
। hts ship or duty after having been
granted leave made a man a deserter
ranza indicated to fhem that the erec
tion of several thousand dwellings
wuich would be sold or rented for rea-
SS-STE'SJWUHEW CASES Of PLAGUE
aral Carranza enters Mexico City. The .
for the kiling ot Gwslnm Cai me tie as aaccording to reporta, sent away most
daily melodrama. There have been1 of the rifles, together with 70,003
mysterious diplomatic papers and elu- rounds of ammunition, in motor cara
Danube, twenty-four miles southeast
of Belgrae Rome vessels carrying
Austrian infantry were aald to have
bec n fired on from the Servian side of
the Danube and to have returned the
tire
General Radomir Pntnik. chief of the
Re r ri an general staff, arrested last
night near Rude peat, while on hl* way
to Belgrae, la atlll a prisoner He
pleaded ignorance that a state of war
existed Four others in civilian clothes
who are believed to be Servlan staff
officers were arrested at the same time
General Putnik's daughter, who ac-
companied him, was sent to a hotel.
of imprisonment for desertion from the
navy in times of peace wae ordered to-
day by Secretary Daniel*. Bhejackets
who now overstay their leave or corn
-------. g tn Montene- mit similar breaches Of discipline Will
A general mobilisation -be dismissed summarily instead of
gro la reported^ sent to prison, while men who bcome
"egrmenh.’wi X » »
itude in mecordance with b , ecnalderation by the secretary •ince he
with the triple emancesn nosted or-1 came into office. Hr announced today
, Proclamation* nave n that the navy had no wa practically
derinx partial mobtlization.Tha the Ful quota—eniisted men. com-
tro-Hungarian bank b"" . 1A com- pared with a shortage of more than
rat. from « to 5urree ha decided to 4009 eighteen month, ago and that the
", Bourse Mondny Tnesdansnai ________ __________
Wednesday to vrevem . unwArta ana i announcing the new order, said:
dlsturbance of induetrin! ntorest” "Enliatments in the navy
to counteract dinqutetinK reportntn. I
Th. Njene Frie Presse says the in- I
tetra of finanr. will ralee 165.000,000 for
the Rovernmenes immediate ^require
meat, and addy that negotiattons be-
mwnth the nA*er for locallention of tho
corniet wil continue. It Wna rn1",2!
one diplomat today that France hm
n > Intention to espose here.lt too much
op- Servia’s behnif."
ris 41; Luutenant Governor, Hobby
SuF *"6? i ■
j srrixie :
protection a modi- appearanee W‛th her Biter, Mr*. F10i8
lar law Nelms Dennie, police in many cities
1 are unable to clear up
Mrs. Nelms originally offered $200
for the finding of her daughters, deed
DUBLIN, July 34—Three men and
one woman are dead and more than
I sixty person* are in th* hospital
। wounded, as the result of a battalion
of the King’s Own Scottish Borderer*
। 1st* today firing’ into a mob in the
Age 2:0
272 « ae •51;J
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19, ’ ■ 26,
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40.25. '
hen "
Muted his largest lead since the compilation of return* began.
W. P. Hobby had increased his lead over B. B. Sturgeon for Lieu-
tenant Governor from 3300 to 4052 after a day of holding a close lead.
-_____' - - -____ijority had dropped back from 7803 to 6819.
In the very close race for Congressman at Large Cyclone Davis
in’^nTTh." ”rai" Was"coverea"wit had held the lead while Jeff: McLemore for the second time during
wounded, while terrified men and wo- the day was runner-up and scoring on No. 2 ground. Dan Garrett,
messnndschuidrenpspanainslcareatoniy nearly 7000 vote* behind MeLemore, had----— —1 -----3
200 yard:, ffom the ncene of the affray w. P .Lane, who ha* been one of the 1
and the wounded wore quickly taken fourth, while Ed g Kone was running a poor fifth.
NEW ORLEANS. La., July M—Two
human cases of bubonic plague and
three, roent cases were reported here
today by Dr. W. ( Rucker, in charge
of plague eradication work, making a
total of thirteen • Cman oases and
twelve rodent cases sines th* conta-
gion appeared a month ago.
Rosie Southern, aged 13. A negro girl
thrilled th* courtroom with a confes-
sion of her emotions before she shot M.
Calmette, and Mme Gueydan, who
moved her hearers still more strongly
by the tragic testimony of a deserted
wife.
Joseph Caillaux. former premier, now
leader of the radical groups which gov-
ern the republic, sprung at once to lue
defense of hs wife and has been con-
fronted by another former premier.
Louis Barthou
Rema rkable, things hare occurred at
this trial, not the least being the
threatened duel between th* president
of the court, Judge ouls Albanel, and
one of the other judges, Louis Dagoury.
The duel awaits the decision of th
minister of justice
People are wondering whether the
ex-premler and M Chenu, who de
ness.
"The secretary recognises that the
navy is in time of peace a large organ-
The prosnect of war-- -------
hre "e child'* play The Servtans nut
400.000 men into the field during the
Falkan wars Roth officers and r“en ;
are pMMonat.lv patriotis. I< 1 0I: |
pected that Servia will nttempt to hold)
lb. front .long lb* panube and lb®
pina with only » wenk fore. Whll. th. 1 _
grenter psrt of the army will be eon- j rue la undesirable; that the service of-
centrated in the central district proh- , fery so ma hy advantages, especially to
shiv near N‛gh or Kraguyeratg and an- j those desiring to miake of it a Ilf* work ....______ ______ _ _
ether force in Novipaznr which will •e ■ or secure n practical education, that it Helen Riefkohl, th young lady who
destined for offenslvs operationscan be kept fully recruited with men had slept continuously for four day*,
died this morning at the horn* of her
parents, Mr and Mr*. H. Riefkohl, on
West Second Street.
It had been thought by Hie local
phyetcians a* well as Dr. Steiner, th*
Btate Health officer, who was called
here in consultation in her case that
July 26-
mystery to th* case.
Two women have striven i
each other—Mme. Cuillaux,
of extraordinary pavtevl-ve—. a-u-- .
fled form of martial law.
A military censorship order pro-1
hibits publication of news refuting to,
mobilization, th* calling of reservista,,
the movements of siverlor army and .
k (Continued on Pag* Six.)
are three women and a boy of ten
years.
The affray was the result of u gun-
running exploit of the Nationalist Vol-
unteers. aided by a mob componed
largely of women and youths. A con-
slgnment of rifle* sald. to number 10,-
000 was landed last night at How th,
nine miles from Dublin, from a pri-
vate yacht. The Nationalist Volun-
Lowry 43. MeLemore 121, O’Donnell
43, Porter 43. Shield 0
w -----
DALLAS COUNTY.
who are willing to obey and the de-
portment. therefore holds that over-
people of the South have seen but
scatterk band* of Constitutionalists
troop* ama by Constitutionalists it I*
thought the surest way of convincing
(Continued on Page Six.)
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♦♦♦ ■ I PHHHU* » WH *****
* ENGLAND MAY TAKE HAND. $
$ LONDON, July 2«—The ad- ♦
♦ miralty tonight issued the fol- I
* lowing statement: ■
* Orders have been given to the ♦
♦ first fleet, concentrated at J
4 Portland,! not to diporse for ♦
+ maneauvers leave. For the v
* present all the vessels of the T
• second fleet are remaining at v
* their home porte." • J
3*iiiii *♦»« mm111 >*»♦♦♦
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DALLAS, Tex., Ju'/ H At eordin*---------
Sombooreaotarhor
Of the twelve human cenes rperted prohibitionistw. seom to.have controt.o
to dale, sts have been lacovered in : the next Renate. Control of the H
the peel eight days. On* death oncur- ; is In doubt. astsiar
r InM week, bringtne .the total num-! according to the Benatorial 21102
ber of drath. to four. None of the returns there areunixtenanttsprohir
patients have been aiseharged, al- tion senators . Thia Includen no"veD
though three of them are believed to be । the Exhth pieiriet where HobantcK":
WARM AND FAIR WEATHER
rivar rront supported Colonel Ball for “0veru
■ " '■ * ___ .e---i There are nfteen prohibition Senator*
♦*♦1 ********* !»»♦♦»♦♦♦« f ♦♦ ! Inludlng OR Lattimore pr.the. Tr:
I । 4, toth District, that district being con-
X THE WEATHER. 4 ; ceded to him in drawing up th* staU*-
4 wASIINaTON, Juty 24 • " n Torren, an anti member of .the
4 West Texas. Probably fair ♦ He ate from ’• g,,
WASHINGTON, July 34.— Warm 4 Monday and Tuesay, except 4 to have bean nominated for TomP-
and generally fair weather over the 4 showers in extreme west por- • ler Should thebensuemimldl‛1
whole country was forecast tonight by4 tion. ♦
___ __ __ the weather bureau for th* first hal,4 East Texas Fair Monday ♦
Nelms today ’ authorised Chief of of the coming week. 4 and Tuesday; moderat* south ♦
••The next disturbance of Import-1 4 winds 2
a nee to croes th* country," said the A -—— . 4
bureau, ’’will appear in th* Far West ' 4 Local Observation. ♦
; Monday or Tuesday and move ast-4 Maximum temperature, 98. 4
ward, erasing the great central Val- 4 Maximum temperature, 97. 4
feys Wednesday or Thursday and th*. 4 Minimum temperature, 74.
Eastern State* near the end of the 4 Rainfall, non* ♦
week. Thia disturbanc will be attend- 4 River stage (7 a. m.) 2.1 feet ♦
ed by local showers thunderstorms 4 Weather forecast; Monday •
and cooler weather. There are no in-4 day generally fair. ♦
dicatlons at thi time of • disturbance........
In the West Indies." 444444444444444494*4444444
RUSSIA PREPARING FOR WAR
Extraordinary Precautions Taken to
Guard Secrecy of Military
Movements.
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