tons alon are traflic. 3—The result the 1 wire-fenced diers continua prison camp NEWS REVIEW OF THE PAST WEEK Japan Offers to Land Troops Siberia If Allies Say tha Word. shown in this pieture tha ays leading to the fighting front x v and sol shells and Laborers tecked by German heavy of the central powe + " tions { Bandit-Infested Si. Safety—Austria Traveling Through beria Reach Cannot Break Away From Her With to Alliance Germany also refiyses st Roun ibility ciunding BORG Ar Tn 11 ith that off Hun of ai nation oor Roumania, cut from ever y ) sotiree of passistance from t! ide, adequ cnn Ing move than accept such peace terms as the Huns may offer The most encouraging thing for the future of both Roumanin and Russia is the statement made for the allied governments to the effect that any peace that may be forced upon these two countries by the Teutonie will not be considered ns final, and par ticularly so if such a peace involves the session of any territory to the nations + out without munitions of seemingly do noth FUE nations While the al that th he are confiden hold «nlt | ied comm offensive will ng blow to withatand, they t that the western line will and the Hun plans w re n defeat for the powers America will soon have half a million men on the western front, England has added néarly half a million more men army under General Haig, and while the French army ig not any lnrger In numbers than it was, it Is wtronger in guns and munitions, nnd expected Gerona a stagger! thant il central to her vast 1 defeat Germany 1s stronger If possi ble, than it was during the long months of the Verdun campaign Both the English, the French and the American force y th iron lists have not t nN governmet attitude Pre«ident ge. During toward oh the de wocinlist demann ror to task f speech Philipp fonk Cie he emp or to the add of the | Hamburg, in ress Mire nnstoer which the emperor in frien peoples, but arms must nun with “We desire to Hive z (erman nelghbori: the ognized.” “The imperinl stated] yesterday President anid Scheldemann is all the considers victory for first be re chancellor that he four principles” “This declaration more Important. when one that President Wilson om phasized that his principles were ac cepted every where except by the Ger man military and annexationist party, Well, this party, fortunately, is in this country no longer of decisive impor tance," frankly nes pred Wilson's CENTRE HALL, PA. HOR GENERAL FOOTGEAR D'CRS PERSHING MEN ASKS FCR LARGE SUPPLY FOR ECL. IN FRANCE. HAPS ARE ee AIRPLA pate MIS S FEW Hundreds Fly, War Number ation Fields Compar of Department R Men Learn ccords ng ta Show of Accidents at Military Avi. atively Small, the n 1 heing publist 0 in troops inte intelligence sen I" devoted to entire paper Is Amerie: ews, including report of 1.400 the commities to the French n dally 1 nbout in words unnlied hy on public Infor ion gov. ernment Exports of ing and manufacturing purposes have Hmited to those and grades which are not suitable for seed purposes for feed corn to Canada heen varieties Divisional athletic directors who have received commissions will accom pany their contingents to France, cording to the war department com- mission on training eamp activities Boxing Instructors will not he sent with the troops, as at present the need for these men is gregter on this side nes considered A Bwiss commercial paper states that there is a great shortage In coal of all kinds, an insufficient supply of | wood for fuel, and small reserves in oils and throughout BSwitzer | ‘ have disappeared grease Fresh eggs Dry vegetables are secured alrtigh? concrete n other things eo rved fons sin t hoes nt different jit iltitnd los might otherwise be done only by actual y 1 od dane Dights, Amerie the of the n Library ns ion | establishme at and in army and hospitals in American and France nelde -* lihrary service The government ig today the great of labor In the United considering railroad em employer Sintes, not In normal times approximately 400, the number has increased to In comparison one steel cor year Save g¥%c. 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