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I PAGE EIGHT KEPORT DELINQUENTS I No. 1. TO THE LOCAL BOARD ^"wade* 1 No. 3. 1JM of Those Who Have Failed to t>aul Johnson, No. 3. Return truestionnalre* to la,- Is,ah B Thompi cal lk>ar?l. C., No. 3. Frank Vinson, Sam Robinson, 1 The local board for county of Malcom Slice, L l>ancaster has reported the follow- George W. Pate ing registrants to Chief of Police J. John Thompson. E. Orr for having failed to return No. 3. questionnaires in accordance with Uosey McKinney tbe regulations. To the police is No. 2. given the following instructions: John Qunninghai "There is hereby certified the fol- S. C., No. 1. lowing list of the names and ad- Robert J. Barrel dresses Of nersnnu uihn ho?o " " , .. >tvy Iiu ? c ucru o. Ks., i>0. duly notified to file with the local John Gardner, 1 board the questionnaires required Willie Perry, 1 by the regulations promulgated by No. 2. the President of tlie United States John Perry, lain tinder authority granted by act of 6. congress approved May 18. 1H17. Will Reed, Lanes "t'nder authority of Section > of Wesley Hobinson the act of May 18. 1 17. and Sec- William Durham lion 130 of Selective Service Regu- No. 2. lations. you are required immedi- Will Boyd, Lane ately to visit in person or through Oscar Wade, deputies each person whose name No. 3. appears on this list, to locate such Mitchell Kee, I person if possible and bring them No. 6. before this local hoard. If you are James Wright, L unable to produce such persons Thomas Starnes, within five days of the date hereof C. exclusive of Sundays and legal holi- James Mobley, days, you shall report to this local No. 4. board all information you may have W. II. Phillips, I obtained concerning such delinquent Columbus Mc registrants. Springs, S. C. 'Further information and de- James Cauthen, cription concerning these persons is No. 1. available in the records of this local James Hilton, K board." John T. McMam William Moore, Kershaw, S. C.. C., No. 2. No. 3. Robert Simpson, Samuel Smith, Heath Springs. S. Torrence E. Cato f. John Lindsey, L Ira Crockett. Lancaster, S. ('., No Johnie Barnes, I. Gus Ray, Heath Ed Taylor, Lancaster, S. C. Steven O. Howie Lee Alsbrook, Tradesville, S. C. No. 1. Dave Green, Lancaster, S. C. George Barnes, Will Cureton. Lancaster, S. C., No. 5. No. 8. Gary Witherspoc Mitchell Allen, Lancaster. S. C. C. Elmore Phillips. Fort Mill, S. C., Willie Laney, Li No. 2. Walter Adams, James Ealy, Lancaster, S. C. Fred Witherspoo Clarence Davis, Kershaw, S. C., C. No. 2. John L. Stroud, 1 Lewis Stover, Heath Springs. S. C. Guy Young. Lan< Richard McKinney, Lancaster. S. Samuel Johnson, C., No. 2. Nathaniel Hilton. Sidney E. Wright. Lancaster, S. C. Robert Peay. La Lester C. Crenshaw, Lancaster, Willis L. Bin 8- C. Springs. S. C. Jospeh Davis, Riverside, S. ('.. Minor Robertson No. 1. Lewis Balla'd, I Richard Carton. Van Wyck, S. ('. No. 2. Wm. S. Hagins, Lancaster. S. <'.. George W. Helton No. 1. . Henry Sowell, Li Nathaniel Helton. Lancaster, S. ('. Robert McWinn, Loyd N. Jones. Lancaster, S. ('. James Watts, IThomas St rail ford, Lancaster, S No. 2. C.. R. 8. Robert Hlackmoi Elzy Neely, Riverside. S. C No i Leroy Barnes, Lancaster, S. C. Clyde L. Flynn, James Wilkes, Uiverside, S. No. 5. No. 1. Fddy Twitty, Lai Robert Brown, Stoneboro, S. Chalmers 11. Crli No. 1. Springs, S. C., No. Ira Harris, Stoneborro. S. C,, No. Fellow Raskins, 1. No. 2. Clark Mcllwain, Lancaster, S. C.. Hall McKinney. No. 5. lOrnest K. Roberts Arthur Tucker, Lancaster. S. C. ! No. 3. Jeff Maree, Lancaster. S. C. Frod L. Clinton. Olie Miller, Van Wyck, S. C. Fred Belk. Lanci William B. Caston, Lancaster. S. Thomas Withersp C., No. 2. C., No. 1. Alexander Nickols, Lancaster. S. James McKinne C. C.. R. F. I). . John Sterling. Kershaw, S. (\, 6?m No. 2. NOTT Will Jones, Lancaster, S. C. David B. Cannon Isaac Raines, Lancaster, S. C. Edward P. Mom William Knox, Kershaw, S. C. s (\ J. A. Beckham, Lancaster, S. C. John Frasier, Li Chappelle F. Hood, Van Wyck, William Johnson S. C. No, 1. Renj. Italey, Kershaw. S. C. Herbert McMulU Rufus Ellison, Lancaster. S. C. Joseph Yarborough, Kershaw, S. v H. R. Seegars, K * John H. Funderburk, Lancaster, S. C., No. 2. CHESTER MAN CI Selvin Cunningham, Heath CODE Springs, S. C. Columbia, Jan. James McKinney, Lancaster, S. C. Hie general asseml Thomas Bradley, Lancaster, S. C. jnc a successor to John Ingram, Lancaster, S. C. gjmith, judge of t Collins Fraisier, Lancaster, S. C. circuit, which will Thurlow Relk, Lancaster, S. C. Wednesday, were John N. Ringstaff, Kershaw. S. C. wJth the re-electio Joe Raskins, I^ancaster, S. C. McLeod. of Bis James Mcllwain. Lancaster, S. C. lieutenant governoi Clarence Buchannan, Kershaw. S. tbo board of trust C.. No. 5. ' coiiegc. ne was i Jesse J. Baker, Kershaw, S. C.. M J. C. MeClure, a No. 6. , ... , . _r , . . ? ney of Chester, w; John Wright, Heath Springs, S. . . ,, . second ballot as c< j to fill out the une: Srm Truesdell. Lancaster, S. C., ,, ... . . ^ 2 ' Rlon McKlsslck, _ . ? ? Greenville News, w Andrew Duncan, l^ancaster, S. C., .. - months ago. Mr. ?* ? posed by Francis F Robert McIIwain, Lancaster, S. C. . . , ,, ? ? ? ? berg, and J. C. Tov Wilson Samuels. Lancaster, S. C., . . . , , , , ? bla. chief clerk 01 No. 6. . _ . ^ . a - department. Mr. John Cauthen, K.rahaw, 8. C.. wa> wltMrawn No 2' lot. Perry Steele, banea.ter, 8. C. Th(1 (ol|ow,? ? Sam B. Furr, Lancaster, S. C.. the flr(lt banot: No. 7. Townsend, 62; Car Beaty Moore, Taxahaw, 8. C.. ballot: MeClure 6 THE LA | TRIAL OF SOL Lancaster, S. C. ! ^ncaster, S. C..j Lancaster, S. C..jKarl Ij(|llxI Hn< ion. Lancaster, S. < arthy Face <k I>eath of Van Wyck. S. C. Lancaster, S. C. -ancaster, S. C. Spartanburg, S i, Kershaw, S. C. ^ar' L. Liard. Com Lancaster. S. C.,!dred and Eighth I i by a courtmartial . Lancaster, S. C.. worth- charged w . Private Floyd t in. Heath Springs, j Lharles P. McCartj the military ottic :t. Heath Springs, be announce! mony in the cas Kershaw, S. C. MaJ- J?bn F. O'K Lancaster, S. C., ofbcer. Dickey wi other private was caster. S. C., No. tw? attempted to regimental guard 1 jster, S. C. 4 . Lancaster. S. (\ i WITH THE KH1 . Fort Mill. S. C..J DURIN aster, S. C. (Continued fi Lancaster, S. j salary for the coun Lancaster, S. C., j Mr- Hines: To ; and 7 of an act er /aneaster, S. C. i provide for the et Tradesville, S. new school distil ; county and to auth Lancaster. S. , collection of said s | approved Decern be Lancaster, S. C. In :reasing the amo Ilwain. Heath led, and to provide and prohibiting at Riverside, S. C.. cidental expenses. Mr Searson: 'I ershaw, S. C. entitled "An act us. Lancaster, S storage, grading a cotton." annrnvpH i Stoneboro, S. (J. *? as to provide for e. Kershaw, S. C. a>' non-perishable ancaster. S. C. Mr. Stafford: / -anraster, S. C. the admissibility e Springs, S. C. in certain contract Osceola, S. C., of public nature. Mr. Fulmer: A Lancaster, S. C., to amend Section of the constitution >n, Lancaster, S. Una. so as to incr< tion of magistrates, incaster, S. C. Mr. Bradford: Lancaster, S. C. 1637 of the civil c n, Lancaster, S. ume I, relating to license of pharmac Port Mill, S. C. for additional condi raster, S. C. license shall be iss? Lancaster, S. C. J- L. Davis: T Lancaster, S. C. for the prosecution ncaster, S. C. inal actions in this ickmon. Heath Messrs. Williams amend an act enti , Kershaw, S. c provide for inspect Lancaster, S. c.. tests of oils for :poses and for use , Lancaster. S. C. [ gasoline for use i ineaster, S. C. , bustion engines, an Lancaster. S. C. for the violation o ancaster, S. (\.| Hip He Amont the uncoil i. Lancaster, S. Statewide importer of the bill of Sena Lancaster, S. <".. Newberry, regulatir i and transportation ncaster. S. fjuors. This bill rtminger, Heath sent to the house 2. | nient offered by ! Lancaster, S. which amends the I ; but requires that a Lancaster, S. C.1 sued by a probate Kershaw, S. C. thorized clerk, wit the judge of probi Lancaster, S. (' end to the judge aster. S. ('. | pointing a deputy ioon, Waxhaw, N. i deputy issue perm! place than in the o y, Lancaster, S. of probate. In closes up branch o' Taxahaw, S. ('.. on Gervais street v rnits are now issu , Lancaster, S. ('. ! county, and prever f PTITTIPrv I ,n ncoa_ mnni nf nnu part of the county, incaster, S. C. The following b , Waxhaw, N. i)y the senate and s To establish an sn, Lancaster, S. an,j school for de i said school to he It iershaw, S. John De La Howe ] Providing for t HOSKX warehouses and cot COMMISSlONKIt In. 28.?Flections in i Making it a mis ?ly. except select- K'aan or tacks or Major Mendel L. the public highway he Fifth Judicial automobile tires. be held next A rough and rea concluded Friday joint resolution to n of Thomas (1 people the question hopville. former ing a constitutions r of the State, to developed in the tees of Winthrop It did not take a v iinopposed. ed debate until r prominent attor- 11:30 o'clock. Th is elected on the Introduced by Sen ode commissioner Hams and Nickels, icpired term of J. The senate first editor of The resolution to the ho resigned some voted to reconsider McClure was op- of debate. , Carroll, of Mam- present < . nsend, of Colum- characterized as f the engrossing defects were point Carroll's name fiena|0rs and the a ter the first bal- e(j no harm ct mitting the questU ras the result of Some of the senato McClure, 66; It would be inadv roll, 16. Second the constitution 8; Townsend, 66. world war was coi "M----TT.TvV lNCASTER NEWS, LANCASTER, S. C. DIERS WADSWORTH RED CP [1 Churles I*. Mc* >urtinar(ial for Private. Misses Etta Skipper and Besi Manus are active in their brani " . ,, the Red Cross work?that o ipany L, One Hun- ? , , ... Home Service. These vouns nfantry, was tried , u, ' , ,, ... . men received certificates upor at damn WhHh ... .. .... completion of the course in 1 ith the death of , . , . . p ? Service work as given In Colu ' 'ya y under the direction of Miss L r is being tried by . . K, ... a skilled Social Service worker, ials. No decision . ... ... .. . .. work of this committee is to r< 1 until the testi-i . . . assistance of all kinds to the far e is reviewed bv t . . of all Lancaster men in service, yan, command.ng _ as killed and an- C,v|llan Re,,ef committee he injured when vhc n,eetinp ,ast week at Red ' escape from the I headquarter, and instructed ,OU8e ! Home Service workers to go k ahead with their wrrk, and tha LONS j Lancaster chepter s'ood reaci G THE WEEK supply any funds needed- Thia , very important branch of the rom Page 1 ) Cross work, and the scientific t j ing of these local worke' s was i ty jailor ' possi,de through the generosit amend Section 3 . C.?V Le_roy SprinKa w,,? nin(le ? >titled "An act to c,al Kirt to cover the expert itablishment of a training. Misses Skipper and let in Lancaster Manus ?rp always to be fou orize the levy and headquarters from ten until ei chool tax therein.! (,a,,y- T1,e great value of thi? r 23, 1891," bv Partment is strongly expresses unt of levy allow- Major Murphy; "Soldiers, who i for free tuition 1 'inf,st lighters in the world ly charge for in-|read>' to fiuit when they find j wives and their children neg'e ro amend an act|8,rk- or ln the extremes of pov to regulate the! 80 "f the acute military | .nd marketing ofi'enis '8 that of taking care o October 30, 1914, civilian populations In the rea the regulation of the fighting lines. Work of i farm products. tillable benefit has been perfoi t bill relating to hy the Red Cross ln France if printed matter Italy in strengthening the mora s of corporations soldiers by removing anxiety 1 their minds about their dear 01 Joint resolution. Under the efficient direetid 21, of Article V [ Mrs. Ernest Moore, vice-presidei 1 of South Caro- the Lancaster Red Cross, the ease the jurisdic-1 sum of forty dollars was cle from the banquet given by the To amend Section physicians to the visiting doc ode of laws. Vol- The sum of a dollar a plate wa examination and lowed the Red Cross for servinp ists by providing dinner, and as all supplies itions upon which contributed, the entire amount ted." presented net proceeds, o limit the time Two members were added to of certain crim- Cross membership this we< State. Miss Paris Elliott nnd one oth< and Toole: To ,, n ...... . . Mrs. Poag wishes to acknowl itled An act to .. ... .. . . , . , w'th thanks the gift of ten do ion, analysis and ... ... I to the wool fund?a gift rrom f illuminating pur- , .... . . , , colored friends of the Red C in stoves, and of I . _ ... James McGee sent in his tneir n internal com- , . , , . ? ... ship fee of one dollar, d to fix penalties f same." H?9PU?1 Garment com tee under the chairmanship of nute. ' tested matters of rhar,es -T"?PS. ?? gratified at th< ice, was passage p'pa??d interest now being take tor Johnstone of ,hp sew,n? both ,n {hft workr IK the shipment nnd ln the homea- About ^ of alcoholic li- ,amaB and hospital shirts have was passed and distributed this week to he r with an amend- ""tslde of the workroom. A go Senator Sinkler. ""'"her of women were on 1 law as at present Mo"day and Tuesday morning hi 11 permits be is- engaged ?" making gartm judge or his au- AnionK the number were Mrs. J< hin the office of Mrfl- J B- Mackorell. Mrs. W ite. It puts an Mlllen. Mrs. Will Reed. Mrs. H of probate ap-|n,ne8- Mrs- T- M- Hughes and and having this Hal1 Witherspoon. Mrs. L Its at any other Hood and Mrs. John Crawford ,,, , ,1 , 1 rnmnrwo Iho />n ? # I r, cr . Iliutj Ul lilt: JUUKfi ?r?Mw V..V ........ I t 'ft "in in 11 ten other words it | also in the workroom Tuesday fflces such as are ting pajamas. Manv of the rhere liquor per- ments now made hy the Lanci ed in Richland women aro cut jn At,an(a . its the establish- chinery. branches In any The Heath Spring, ???l|ary in ,,lis wpPk two dozen finished ills were passed pital shirts, all beautifully m ent to the house: Kershaw purchased from the industrial hofne raR,Pr workroom one dozen cut stitute children. Ja,"as and one holt of gauze t mown as the l)r. made into surgical dressings, industrial School. r- n- C. auxiliary also secured he Insurance of f,OZftn cut shirts. ton stored there- Mr*. Hall WJtherspoon has cepted the chairmanship of a demeanor to put m,,tee to answer a rush order anything else in 100 Com'ort pillows to be sent i for the injury of At,an,a by the first of Febn Mrs. Witherspoon will be gra dy debate on thelf?r any voll,nteers who will a submit to the ln matting scraps or in fl ' in 1918 of call- theR* p,,,OW81 convention was Mr8- J- H. "Witherspoon is ac senate at night. ,y engaged in working up an ote. but adjourn- ,l,ary making layettes for Fr text morning at and Hel>f'an babies. The expr e resolution was of th'8 work are not to be ti ator D. R. VV11- from thft treasury, but are to v< fary contributions upon the pat thrtaa I nlorocl (? ^ .MVWV XIVV* v?tv\? ill DUOIIIft T9 voted to send the cjeftn> comfortable clothes pro'* house and then for the little children of our a for the purpose wj1Q but for our he)p wm auffe you are Interested please call constitution was Witherspoon and learn how cl "patchwork," the jy an(t how easily you can fit o ed out by many intle French baby, dvocates contend>uld come of sub m to the people. Mrs. John Poag. supervlso rs contended that general supplies, wishes to ex| lsable to change her heartfelt appreciation of until after the loyal support she has receive ncluded. the knitting assignment. The . ,:.>L^Xtkb.x iiiigtfxyr. 1,1 "* ' TUESP, LOSS NOTES II: bus ? + i j t'OR HA milk. Route i Mc- of Lancaster have responded most ~ ih of liberally with funds, and the wof the men have done splendidly both In 8 , will do wo- the matter of contributions and 1 At ft i the work. Lancaster has more than lome made her apportionment of 1.200 pp w71 mbia articles. However as the call for glcian aing. knitted garments is still very great at Qre The and as the Lancaster women seem gtablea snder to wish to continue their knitting, allies Mrs. Poag has ordered 100 more buy A I The hanks of grey yarn from the Red ride, sld a Cross. As soon as this wool Is re- pay th Cross reived Mrs. Poag wishes to distri- and at the hute it at once to be made into orell. right j-weaters and socks. It is hoped t the) that as many as arn ab'e to. will pay FOR KR ly to lo- the wool which (hey knit in this Cnnnir is a J order, so that this l ist wl'l repre- former T>n : j sent a free will offering of material Robins rain- as well as labor. This wool has Apply ru~d" 1 een bought very reasonable as 30-2t-n v of there is no longer a scarcity in the j ?~ spe^vnrn nvrVel and the division head- *1'^' s of, quarters at Atlanta are able to sup-| b?ui.e Me-[ply wool now. This is your oppor- "ash d at ; u 'ty to "?ake a gift of a sweater to w'! leven he Red Cross. always , de-j B Ma? d by | Knitting. I'OK S-%1 are Knitting?I. whose awkward hands acres ( feel , have never knit before. horse their Putting needles in and out and tenants cted , thread around and o'er, stock orty. I Rut oh! 1 think such blinding miles ( prob- thoughts of battles over seas. apply 1 f the Knitting here where summer air is ir of murmurous with bees. WANTKI ncal- Knitting with a soft white thread, sent us rmed but oh how can I say, countit and j What tragedy of crimson stain it Granit< le of soon must wipe away? of cem from What bitter need of pads and wipes good j nes." and bandages and socks, man. n of Knitting here today beside my tall Granltt r?t of pink hollyhocks? neat 'ared Knitting, knitting?all we women local through this stern July, All wa tors. Tell me. what is sending all your of each i s al- young men out to die? 10th a d ; the is it righteousness? And vision? be allowe were (Now the roses ned!) ter W1R ' 1 re- is it something deathless in their An ext hearts that we call God? made for the If the roses could but answer! If water, sk? the bees could only say! 29-2t. 5r. Rut roses keep their silence and . bees their ancient way. VKNKHA 0(1 pe ? Knitting. knitting?but, clear God. liars while men die over seas. York, come . , , ro Have I a right to roses and pink services i hollyhocks and bees? York con ?Grace Allen. who die + place We im . conductec Mrs. Sewing. morning s in- Soft garments here for wounded sol- in jtose n in diers' sleeping, Carroll w oom Knfolding robes and clinging shoul- been jn | P?- der wraps. years. 11 been And robes for surgeons, too. and between nadel surgeons' caps, galhcntly odly | All folded down within the chest's conflict a land i Hafe keeping. Palmetto usily And shall the women say, "Now we jjf,. be w onus. can rest?" which vo ines. Nay. rather thinking where these j fU)# a r . H. things are going, unquestio arry (And trying not to think) they keep strength Mrs. on sewing? moves on -sua Sewing, sewing, sewing, chest on most higl who chest. were cut-i por oh, our men today in other lands GERM^ gar- Are battling for a dream, to prove tster It true. ^ ma- Their women shall not fail! Ah, tireless hands, . , a , , , she evide sent Their dream and ours decides what _ , . , _ , , Both ( hos- we shall do! ^ _ , . , Courtt iC ado. Go, Red Cross garments, round , ? . ,, that the Ban- them softly lie, lt. .. _ ... with the na- ?Grace Allen. 11 the start I o be | + dLscussio rhe! THIIKK SOUTH CAROLINA which ha om' HOI A) I BltS I>IB IN Fit A.NOB ,)eace nej Washington, Jan. 28.?General In an ac" Pershing has reported the following ose diet, com- ,ifiaths from natural causes among eign min 'or the American expeditionary forces: previousl; n to Private Allen Maxwell, pneu- Terauchl,ary inonia, Jordan, S. C. accord w teful Private Jesse Lakes, pneumonia, and that .sslst jiepsihah. Ga. maintain Hing Private Wesley Small, fracture of 1,111 skull, Baldock. 8. C. Qn live- Private Ernest Mosey, pneumonia. a(!ajn j,f, aux- Rlon. 8. C. portions, ench Private Samuel II. Hasley, pneu- 8majj |n( mses monia, Vinton, Franklin county, Va. recorded ftken + The Ri 1'un Advertised Iietters for Week Ending demoralli of January 28, 1018, soldiers < dded Samuel Mobbley, Mrs. Thorn reserves Mies Panter? Aamprll, Jerry B. for .' Spencer, Boyce Wilson, Edgar Cren- anrt at P' ^|rj| shaw, Mariah Dunlap, Tom Ken- fnntrymei i 'vi i nedy- Dollor, Miss Hattle between i ut a Lawary. M|S8 Tassle Forte, Miss ' Kolng < Rixon Floyd, Miss Reoon Floyd, ehief of Matter Mackey, A. M. McKinnry, ?rmy fall Mrs. Clyde Cauthen, T. J, Hoykln, 'or roort r of Miss Connie Baker, Warlike Die, press special delivery. Q the When calling say advertised. life wc d In Jas. F. Hunter, worth th? men Poetmaeter. 1 f?1 'or loved.?f: AY, JANUARY 29, 1918 INESS NOTICES IJC?Five cows fresh in W. M. Morris, Lancaster, 1. 27-8t-pd. [AT CHILD a 8LATE and te waste of tablets. A slate the work of a hundred tab- , ). B. Mackorell. 26-lt. 5. HOLLY, Veterinary PhySurgeon and Dentist. Office gory. Hood Live Stock Co. Phone 226, Lancaster, HCYCLE and pay while you Cost you no more than to e cash. So easy that way the old price. J. B. Mack26-lt. N'T?The front room of the igham and Hough building ly occupied by Pressley on for a number of years. W. J. Cunningham. ip. N BETTER around the y on a dark night than a light. No danger of fire, id can blow it out and it is ready. Come see one. J. fkorell. 26-lt. ? LK?Fifty to one hundred >f land. Also several two. farms for standing rent to i that can furnish own Situated two or three rom Lancaster. For terms W. B. Plyler. >?A good man to repreln Lancaster and adjoining is to sell Marble and j Monuments and all kinds etery work. We have a iroDOsition for the H*hf Owen Brothera, Marble and ) Co., Greenwood, 8. C. NOTICE. ter rents are due the first month. If paid before the i8count of 20 pe* *ent will d. after which date the waie cut ofT. ra charge of $1.00 will be cutting off and turning on R. S. HARPER, Supt. BL.K CITIZEN OF YORK HAS PASSED S. C., Jan. 28.?Funeral or Thad L. Carroll, one of inty'a well known citizens, d at his home near this dnesday afternoon, were i at the home Saturday ^ and the interment followed Hill cemetery here. Mr. as 81 years of age and had 'ailing health for several e was a veteran of the war , the states, having served throughout that four-year s a member of Company F, sharpshooters. All his ras engaged in farming, in cation he was very successnan of likenhle disposition, ined probity and great of character, his death reie of York's influential and ily esteemd citizens. lNY hostile to peace terms mtinued from Page 1.) ntly intended to do. Count von Hertling and zernin thought it obvious exchange of peace views United States might form ing point for a conciliatory n among all the states d not yet entered the ?otlations. address before the JapanViscount Motono, the forister, reiterated the views y expressed by Premier ?that Japan was in full 'ith her allies in the war it was her Intention to tranquility in the far east. le Fighting on Fronts, i battle fronts the fighting b died down to small proonly bombardments and 'antry actions having been A issian chief of staff reports nation among the Russj^n in the eastern front. The are declining to come up f of the men in trenches, lints there are only 248 in- J n to the mile. Fraterniziqj| I the Russians and the enemy V in to a marked degree. The ' staff recommends that the I back to natural defenses j denization. ireatest Joy In Life. mid not be worth the ? pain and struggle, were It y. me jn> ?>r loving tnu being m L. OKdun.