From tke .7rkaaScs Stale Gazette.

 SANTA Rosa, October 22aJ, 1916. {
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 In ,he hurry aad husile of camp life in an enemy' $ country, there Is but iir,Ic time to write, and the best way to communicate with the numerous friends who expect, and are entitled, to hear from you, Is to wrIse one letter for all Promising, .heselore, that this Is to be considered as addressed 10 each of those to whom ) owe one, l proceed to give you an epitesne of our camp aews Three or four of eur company are stiil sick, apd ea the ash instant, poor Jos Eagle died at San Antonio, where he was left. with Major Bcrlaads command, when we marched for she P,esid;o He died, universally regret ted by the company, after having at ali times promptly and eiiietenay dsssharged all the duties ot a soldier, and never having received even aFePnnardssosa his officers Requiss- s,at sa pace.

 On the 23d SePlembes, the six cavalry companies ol Sol. fell's regiment, four cosn- pAnics of draguons. four coasa=aics of regH- lar ipiansrs under Maj, Bonneville, including Capt Williams company of kea,acky solun-