rrjfirfHr-t
TUE WEATHER
Washington, April 29. tain, loilay,
cooler tonifht; Tuesday fair and cool.
lEMrnitATCim at each nocii
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VOL. IV.-NO. 19-1
GERMAN REVOLT
SEEN BY U.S. MEN
BACK MUM WAR
War-Sick,
rlsoncrs
IWoundctl Americans.
He-
lurnctl Home
9 HEKK TO AID LOAN
W "Douk11)o's' Massed uiul
HHonorc(l, Conic to Stales
for Drive
K . .... -.nvcnimcnt ot tho Kaiser
l!.' .. . .ninlHPV
In Gcr-
fld wtablismnB - '
many.
belief of German ioldleis
'frtiflt i tlie
f ... 1 t... l t-iit,. t II
f die rank an. no i t
cin!, fifty of wiiom ' "-"""' ,
In Philadelphia nave coinc iimn.- ""
K ,i. n,i nerlod of the THIlcl Liberty
Bnthe "' I"-'"- ,
Ixian campalcn
Slz tar French ar crosfCR anu nn
..jr the cold "V - for ft-out-llnc Rervirc 1
IZL a period of not less limn Mt J
I .h. in ihe trenches. Many havo the , '
wound stripo on the left arm. bomo were
pised by tho Germans".
'The officers wo captured ere always ,
tnllhtadcd and wouldn't civo Informs-,
hen but tho German privates weto Rick 1
Ttt thenar and told us they wished they '
weren't in it.' said one 01 1110 Eoioicrs (i,uuu,llllll
CThey look for It to end In 1 evolution In I'amden has oversubtrrlbed li- l.ii,
Otrmry after America pets Into tlio'crty Loan quota, and today it will .
" , , . , . , , , lance to fly Its honor flaw. The quota
W but they don t think we aro In it wa8 j,;o3.nnn. .Suherliitlons to ditc
'jtt"
I Irrd l'ir,l Mint
In the party Is the American soldier
h9 flred the fitft shot nt tho Geimans,
Iccordlng to his comrades. Uo Is '"or-
poral Osborne He Varllta, of San Fran -
Cisco, a ninetccnjj'car-old "doushboy."
tills battery took Its place behind rf
little town under eocr of darkness on
t tlope that had prcvlou-ly been camou
llaitd. lie aimed at a rommunlcatlng
trench in the Getman lines. Caplnln
R, MC'Icndon Kae tho word and
R,. s. ....i iw.11 ...... -.,..-,.,i-
aiiu..,ii.lii,i rin-ii n.-iii a.'iniii
1.:.. .Mllllllliaiiiiuiiiih ." "- iw'... ",'-
J100 yards into the trench. It was an bffn rcac,c,i, member of tho commit-ellhteen-pound
iholce bit of shiapnel. lice said, the campaign Is to lie continued
"I felt pretty good when mat flist
.shell went sulllnc oer tho hill," Do
t sailing oer 1110 nui, 10 (
Id. "The only thlnK wc "" .
about was that wo couldn't1
It hit and had to tako nn-
IVarHIi Bald
fere tore
Dt where
Bther man's word for It H made it Eort
PjShi'S.r::. ..-.
W "When tho Germans began to Hie
back wo cot Mme real thrills. 1 didn't
llare time to think what It would mean
if the Buhners across No Man's Land
tot our tange, ijnd I guess the other
Inen felt about the same way. Nobody
teemed j bo nenous."
Cot pU De Varllla said the Genitalis
imde eielr fln-t laid on the American
trenches October 31 and that- It was
after this la.d the American soldier was
found against the wlie with Ids throat
alaahcd.
bhell hniashf!, Tlogont
Private John McCormlck Is another
aoldler of the part who has had 11 good
many thrills. I to was In a dugout' with
,..... . , , , , it I
v.i, ?,. ",!" ,W-C" ,? i'ITi,5!1?.
caved It In, lca,lng onI himself and
two others alle After tliev escaped
Jrom the dugout they had to remain In
tne trench until n German barrage was
lifted. McCormlck tan tho gantlet ot
fcurstlng shrapnel and got food for Ills ,
nninininn.
companions.
Color Sergeant
Hcffcrnan was Int
Charco of the mrlv Tlncrlhlrnr cnnili
linn, nf 41.n c,,.i l.K ..!,, I
"The Americans go Into action w.u Ing
their hats and cheering. I remember j
i was tho Idea to put us In a quiet.
ncior at nrst, but, bellcxe me, tu.it 1
ector didn't remain quiet long. The
- - - - -, -- " - ,
M stirtcd bcrapplng fiom the first
QaV Still tlii 1 A lir,An ftfrlittni ti e ulrino
oay and thej o been fighting eer since.
1 ,1 remember ono detail of ammuni
tion carriers. We came to a road where
te were told that we could not pass.
as tlie Germans were shelling It.
'Well bft ilfi . ,,11 wnn. In pri ni.p"
IT ,,t--l .l.A.n
"All the men driving tho ammunition
truck bcean to cheer nnd nun their I
Bhats, and wo dashed up the hill and
rer mo forbidden load. The French
Ipeople m the town were all in dug-
WS."
Spies Behind Line,
.WnSt tlin i rr.l,-ttiTitl, ten T:i-n.,AA ...III
s.iv ujtlv.miulliL 111 fiailv-L' !
Javc to faco after tho war. Ho asserted
Hi St fhTrt U-Ata liAI1i.ni,J. ,- tl A.1
m "xw "CIO tllVUOUIluq IlL UIICAJUUCU
ilerman shells lying1 burled beneath the
twiace or the ground that would ex
lode at tho touch of a. nlow.
fe.Tho youngest member of the party
taS LaniTftnll Tlni-tin,,.. r,t r.l,nll,orvt .
..Heio Is tlio nlaln lalo bow Ilomei
Thlted. U liuskv vnlltli rrilil Atnliamn
Waclicd to a regular army Infuntry
"f'fent. won his Croix de Guerre:
R'ne got Into the front trenches at
ncervllle. on the Lorraine front, Feb
Wy 17," i10 said. "On tho evening ot
Jiarch s tlie snow fell for some time,
joyilng the ground for about four
ies. Theiefore. when along about
L 0 clock at night Sergeant Vanncr.
!S?.her Alabamlan. asked mo to go
Jim i him nnd threo other fellows from
jy SUtc who wero carrying a liaison
jestage from ona sector to another. I
.-m not teel like turning out, However.
JRey klrlrlprl ,. .ll r . . .-
r. The other Alabamlan In tho
p 11 ?,er 8rcant West and Corporals
3Jret Germain In Park
L.i f w " MtiMi IKO m ti)
eren the point from Mhlch we
--..ico ana that for which wo were
neadtii i .... ... ., ,. .. .
jut of thesa, Sergeant Hall ordered me
i Bet a couple of hand grenades. I
P,"undt:tood tho (Order and thought he
Ia, He If there la any ono between
? and the gate.' When I reported and
" round out tho mistake I had made.
J Inelited that I go back and get the
made anyway.
". 77 ' iiiHiuy soon ining no am,
&! .. rM4U ho,wed, although wtTliad
K . - "ehte8t thought of meeting
5" ,Sf '' ennv But at a traverse
l. ., ------r "M I'lniu luikfl UMU .m,i
HLiU ...lilfc ,111 muii.ci, lie
Mivf; tne, flash wo saw that p. party
. 7n ..cniiii, mil.. ..,- -- - 0-nn lirnil-O tliei,1JOu l lllUCIHIl nt... .."" c. ..,.- . ...... r, -.
iHeffeman said tho latest trick to , '1 ,10t Fta"d ," ?,. .L imrstf int 0 will start tomorrow and bo held on the nessed fclnce our entry into war. being
;W the cermini. had resoVted to gain thieads rot and the shoo bursts at the I mcntonC(l from i::so to t o'clock held dlrertlv beroro he line of men
Worroation wai .dropmnTspl thfnd i '' ,..,... , , ave heavier it I. cxpcited that hundreds of per- later honored within a hollow tegimentu.
J-Vfrder that every man havo a pass. S ' " " ' " '.ctal 1-ersl.lng. ter part of tho Slato and arc largelj ons of a M eat 1 M" ' bmmn
EiJcncrnan drew a Bloomy picture of "" - . uttemiea. tiu-l; frim -nri.i fcox iiecnlr crate-V
rmafla al , m aa large wourito hr.vo aunk a Germ... submarine wtajwV -"
Euening public Jfcfrger
' ' i
: UNIDENTIFIED MAN
FOUND DEAD WITH
PISTOL IN HAND
(Suiiitlc HpUcvciI to Haw- rPM ,,
.Sildicr. in Financial
Slrailn '
i Sunns at n writing t.,1.1, ,,, .
iPOture of sleep, with n rcvolvri m h'
light haml, thr body or a man l.M,v..l
I" h r Pavls Splnks. of S.m I'mii
........ ...-. luiiiiu cociay in n iirdronm nt
tho Continental HotM. whete ho hail
registered fcttiinlay night. There ,,v
a bullet wound In til bend, believed l.
have hern self-inflicted
Nothing U known of the inr..., i,i
nf thn nun cltiep ho came hrtr n,
tcglstctcd as C. p. John-on i,..i i
empln.ve Mho tried to enter thr rnmn i.nt
night looked through thu kcjlicti ., .i
noted tho position of the Imdv ,,i,.t , .
revolver. Tho hotel people in. a
forro nn entrnnco Into the romr. h ,
found their way blocked by nn ing. i
uso of furniture.
Ily a spectacular elitnb .
wormed his May alone the coping ,i i
outer wall to a window of the mm , ,
nisod the window, unlocked it,
fl fm lia ltn.1 .-.ttiul. .1 I....I.
0n u
parenlly was about lnenlv-, ..,
old. was a bank book canylng noini . .
m loans to friends In Hie ninn Mi1' i.
,,no. There m. nl.r. .1 ,,!.,. ,., ,.r t. ,
charced to tho quartermaster . 1 01 p-
Wnsuluuton. Tho pohw thlnK ,,,
nair necn n .-oitucr. lie ioie ronim,
?:". Who erBf roat and an nrm,
jlMUl liAtiLliU.1 I.U
, IJUUIA, Wll.ljl'lil 1" ,.j
Maimer In IVorlaini llnnnr in ller-
Milivriliin 1,701,1)00 Mark Vim
havo totaled $l.S00.0nn,
JI. V. Mlddleton. Ji . chairman or the
ommlttee. fald last nlcht he would not
ho surprised to see rlty
unci oounti
iicach the SC.OOO.iinn mail. "It rertnlnlv
"as boon wonderful, sain Mr. Mlddletou.
.,"1'0" - '' J''"0 ,,!no maio ,lw r""h f"
An idea of the deciee the loan drhe
represents the masses Is shown nt the
bank", where small depositors have pur
ehatfcd inanii thousands of dollars'
wotth. "The w ace garners. ' said a niem
Iber of tho committee, "are buylnc the
$5ft and $1"0 bonds, which Is .lust the
spirit of ro-operatlon needed lo Insure
itho winnlne of tho war."
- ,.,....., ,..., ,,. ... ..
Until the last of this week
A.N'OTHKIl OLD KITCHEN
... ,.,,, ,v Nf,,
MA rll PL 1 IN IlIbCAlU)
.Chenii. - I Show-Tlut Canned r,.o,l I.ef,
in Open Tim Is Not
ffeclcil
The popular nenei mat cannun n.o.r'
will spoil, and even no naugeious k
ir, in tlie tin nfter opening, has been
made the subject of a technical Inves-
, ligation by "' "-"""; V'v "", "
j lt of the Mit.onol ""'" )e
Hon. 'aned milk is " 'J1'
'tin until it la -el HP. somet f'-i
Idajs. mid shows ,10 deterioration, nnd
the teSUlt or 1nnu1t11.11.. nn, n .i.i.iuh
strated that a tin can dlffcts llrtlo from
u tin dish for keeping such foods, so far
as wholesomeness Is concerned
V itlisi -" .....-----. ----- - -
sauerkraut, apples, pineapple and pump-
Cans 01 lOllliClVll1. i-uiu, mi mi, nciur.
kin wore opened and nllowcu to stand 11U1C,.. h visible from 1111 American ob
f,om one to three d,is. when the con- ,ervalion IKMl.
tents wcro camlned chcuiically for In- Although the Fiench characterized
creased acidity and the pies-enee of tin Mll serXi,r (, ".pnet." the present flu
and iron. as. "ell as t.isto and odor. The , m (1)C ieuK.st the Americans luxe et
n.n'' ae ' ' acidity was verv Blight In I
incre.ii.i -
., ..-.cfu and Iho amounts of tin and,
. inllnllelmal. wlille tasto and odor
10 ln most c.ifcs normal.
W'CI
,.,.,, i-m nii'tii;
MAV SHOE K)H ijOLlJlLHb
, ,,.- ..piii,. rM'TISIIINIi"
id ijiiiia"1' ....- -
. , ,.,. 1 ,, ..
4; 1 rj( (,. labelled itli llolmail-
.' .,.-
It... .iii.e Trench Mud Hols
Thread,
Mlantle (Ily. -P"" ;"' -IAm,:!Il,,!,
tioons will soon bo mulpped with a
Tlio
Pet shlng." according tc. anuoitiicement
new tpo 01 ii.u.h..... '"- --
. .1,1 nn 1 m i.-iinit n m
made by committees or tlio i.u
Tanncts' Association ami tne ""'"""
Leather .issucliuu ...
llxpeilenco in tho "" ","'.
hikes over miiii'iciuwi . ,',,", :i
that the ai my snocs w.u. """'" -"'"
-.. , ., -V--1M T)W sJIIIP tne i.ev. it. tt iui.uh jiuh ..u.... .a-
FRENCH LAUiNCH HK SHU ,ol. 0f tho church, will pissldo nt the
DESPITE ROCHE AlTACKS.-eti!iBB. L
German, TX De8tro"y 19.000.Ton
Vessel at DunUA, but Fail
P.,1.. April S9.-TI.. Uiseit ftelel.le.
for the French mercantile marine -service
was launched at Dunkirk Saturday and'
. . if in a French poit remote 1
! I0:,, !h.r rone. It Is 450 feet ,
l,vii, -.--- - ,11 (
long nti'l " ot iJ-"vv lo" !"-""-"-1
The dernians tried In every waj- lo ;
Interfere with me won.. "'. " 1
rims bombarded the vtcinuy. air rniuiii.
D . , i.Mn.l.a ,lmr
rothas dropped bombs there and twice,
flotillas of tnrpedoboats allemptcu quicu
raids but the work was pushed to Hie
limit and the launcning. wiucn .. c.
peeled the middle ot May, was advanced
three w'ecks.
AMERICAN" AVIATOR
IN ZEERRUGGE lAIDlNalionwidc CampaiRi. Un.lerlAe.i bv
Mavsl lieutenant Aids Ilrilieli One ,
II S l'lver Beircver lo Have i
u' ' , ., j. . ' '
,? . v Aiurlran naval '
London, April 29 -An American naval
,'Tfu.,GtmPanrl..bma,h.noabasoraadt ;
ruUrrr Belgian coast, the
cnroinc.w bw, . -.
from
planes
merlcan airmen nre busy at work,
uhing Jlrltlsh machines
ufl"" - . . . L-,.tf.-j
One Oiner .vineeic... ...- - -'-..
Vmvrlean uier is oeuevea
The America IV mh" fc-,-s, isera m jtaanj. hio uiMioinrj- umiiuer. ( icnoiuo pi. mmi m
",v . ii .,. r.-wf -sit, nir. " . , t, . . i ft,, I, nltiAi-1 T?ilA in fn r
t i. .1 n nil rnic Picjiin
.rAMan iriiniirtj iitii uhihu i ti" iicnrv mh i-riiuiuz.ii. aci-iciarv ni wuk im,. .-. .,. ..
.. . . .. i i...tlU nurnilrvm! . i.l. 41.. . n ti A tfifik li 1 111 I O St. JOSeDhs
m, liim homD nt nuBiiic Bnvuivi.ivi. . ,. f mvuiuirF. uiiiiuuiiuca iiical aii t nera " . .- -,.,::. -:ii,,-
"s".i I., the Zeebrugge harbor. ' K",,n romnalen of education will be car. .". l..'n Jc""ca'-S"?." ?."
PHILADELPHIA, MONDAY, APRIL '29, 1918
TfpERSHING'S VETERANS HERE TO AID LIBERTY LOAN
yJPyM ijMtLwBuCy Jtk.'Bvir VrflBv. &v Vt idHilllllllllllllllllllllllllllVHi3LIIIIIIIIIIBr K i iH
jIIIIIIIIIIIIIIWLfc ivjytftw- f jfiiFJ"fv JjkSliKJ&lllllllBii! r M$?Jtt It 1 ifwlNiririi iff"nw ! i n rf T - V 2r-?T?MirtHlH
1 lit lir-l wnuiiili'il iiit'ii nf I. flier jl I'rrliitif;" ocr-ca forre, li.nr licrn lirmiplil lijik to 111cr1ra li .penal order
of Tro-iilcnt Wil'nn nuil are wnrkine valianlK In linotn the llnnl I ilirrtv I nan. Unlinp 111 a carnnpe in 'Sou
ork'- I11.111 parade, lliri were liearliU rlircrcil all alone tlio line "nnif or llirm are i-oniin: lo I'lulailclplii.t
In pir imprlu. In llir loan ilni' line
U. S. TROOPS FIGHT WAR CROSS GIVEN 18 KILLED ON TWO
IN GREAT BATTLE AMERICAN UNIT CASUALTY LISTS
American? . o u lieside
Kreneb in Resittinir
. (Jciiuaii I3rive
LI, MLMS ARE EMJACEI)
Willi I lie Ainerlrnii Arms
Northern
rnime, April 15.
Amerli'an Torres are now fighting be-.-Ide
the French in northern France,
holding a sector In tho heart 'of the
world's greatest battle. ,
This announcement ts noli pssaible
after threo weeks' silence regarding tho 1
movements of troops. I
infantry, artlliery. machine Sunners
and other bianehes of tho tervlec ate !
in the line. ' '
Tho Ameitcans face Hie German arm
at the neak of a German salient. The 1
oulnosis nre only 200 yards apart at '
gomo pintes .Some points are nmln-
mined in shell holes
s soon ns all troops and gun were
in position, the sector tlas. formal!) ,
taken oier from the Fiencb, '"fIioiner
uaii lomniander who Is under a I'Vcnch
101 ps comma iiiIhv. i xpressed the greatet
. '011(111(111 e In the French leadership.
The eiilim counliy here Is open and
tolling, with nn few woods or other
screening facilities, and no trenches.
Thn entire prnbh m is one of open fight
ing 1 lie IHM lir 11III1I.-I3. .iiiivu 11. mil,.-
, rtlelnB ull roads unci Milage, within
The bin he artilleii. which Is Bitlo
, ' 1
,UV"''
ti,,', ki, u. nn. nlilnre rwr, nlchi with
,10 (in,ieN ot guns, and tho nir qnlveva
with tlio lo.ir ot at tilery nnu exploiting
shells.
As U10 high explosives pound, the
American line, the soldleis illvo Into tho
sliallow coier of ditches and shell Imles.
One Aiueilean outfit tiurieil its (lag
lUlll HI" Hum lint-. ..ii.i.'ui,.. ...,-. ,,, ,.
ntCrproof case, old GIoij js mi the
.. - .., - .i..
into tho front line. Although fin led In a
battle Hue.
SPECIAL VICTORY SEI! ICES
I'raver- for Mlic-' ?mie-? ,il (.alvatv
I'rethvlerian Chtirili
I'rujert. for lctory of Iho Allies, un.l
,sliCCally for the soldleis of Untie Sim,
W,H i,0 0ffered at special services which
will bo held on Tuesday and Frlda at
.f'alvntv I'reshMerinii Ohuix-h, locust
,,iJOX0 Kirteenth street Thejc tervlres '
I h. V-. .t'1,1!....- ,1..!.. ...I., ..-a.
WIN' LOANJIONOUS
Ro(,je,eIt Hos)ilai yHtvi Sell lloml,
(j ,.nIrc (;orp5
,,(lMcleU ,rispl,al , attained
n0 100 )er ceut j,)erty l,oan honor
night muses at :he hospital, heailtir bj
MUs Kdltl, 1, Sl.l.ey comluc.ed a cam-
paigll lui iiic ruio 111 iiuii'i.-. .in,. '...
ceeilcd In having evci
member nf the
, ,nclllIltlIt vhiiWu,,h, ,,. . lerl.s
ulirt patient, puicnase nne 01 mine
non(i.
nds.
lwMca the ..impalgn In Hie lio.pllal.'
lhe nuti
business
urues havo waged .another among
csj men and lesldents of tho Ul-'
niifl have ilius succeeded In ill?-,
S ot $50 000 worth ot bonds.
trlct
jioslng
CUBA FIGHTS GERMANISM
v,uiiueeiiic:u
n.vans, Apill 19. A nation-wide
ca.iy.algn to stamp out "Germanism
iu Cuba Is being conducted by a commit-'
teo ot public safety. It la composed of
.. chairmanship
of Colonel Jose d'Crtrimr- uiid was or'-
JlllrJ5T1
honorary presiucnv nnu inn Allien min-
, rflj on nd aWps taken to stamp out
every kind of German propaganda in
.l 111 n.,mnn fl.rrtt II. il.Mar.. ai.
....r.T. - f..rm. .i.mn.iliit.n win h.
cumi - -.-..... ..,...-. . -, -- "t
:fcfiaBl
is; & mmrnnmp f ''.tiyip.!-yy "wy " ?
I'Veneb General l)eeorate
Alen and Color of 101 lb
Massacbiisells; Inlantrv
EIKST TO SKCCRK HONOR
iij iii;mii iivzin
staft 1 ni 1 ensoiicf fnl .irnnc 'il,i. titutt
1. 11 the .tiiirrnnii -li i"n 1 ' a." "
I'lflil lleHilqunrlrrH n( tlie Aiiirrlmii
Arni.i In I'runre, Apiil 21
I'nder gray Mtlrot. while ihlnzllns
lain fell upon 11 giant iiloieau. sin
rounded by the greening Iillls
nf
spring, but within Miami of Intermit-'
tent llrlng of lioclie unci American nrttl-,
f &$ rnnuncier: nccon"
n3ll(,1i 1,.. ,. vmcricnn cenenil and
tnn'nv olllecrs of tiotli' armies, tills aft-
eruoon ileroiuted tho tcglmenini col-
01s mid 111 members of tho 104th In-.
fnntrv Itegimcnt of the SlassacIlU-
scttK Nnllonnl IJuarcl wltll the f rencn
war ctoss.
Thriiugh personal nci.iiuinlniire with
Iho French geuerul I was inxllcil to
follow 11 few feet lit hind him us he
decorated the lurgtst pmnber nf Amei
icau soldiem ct to receive the war
cross. They totaled 116 men. includ
ing ,1 colonel, captains, liciiteuunts
iicinccmiinii-sloned olllrers and privates.
chaplains weie also cited, making a
second precedent of such an order by the
French nrmy. Crosses for tho dead were
given the colonel for transmission to tin
net uf Kin.
The wounded weie piesenled Willi
misses in the hnspitul. Thn honois
were given for the successful off-Uceplns
of a stronger iiumcikal force nf IhmIics
dining tho llnee-day llghl at Apreiiiont
Uvcnly daja ago, vvlien fort.v -seven
lioehes wero captured without Amerlcnn
loss. Tho prisoners said S0 enemv, in
cluding many oillcerM. wen- killed. After ,
Srkheptej. this was the most Im
portanL engageuiem for the Ameilcan
I'nices The Fiemh general shook hands
with thn soldleis. after which the Amor-U-ai
geneial did likewise, sa Ing u wuid
10 each man.
Ilistunccs of individual bravery 111 this
engagement vvtio liumetous.
tiiic unpublished stor tells how a
sergeant captuied eleven boulie, slngle
I'.iuded, aimed with ti title. 1 liaplnin
irscited Ihicc men fiom death by drag
King litem within a shell ctuter t
the leanest of tho French geuerul. the
decoiated men lined up behind hlni, and
tlio American geueial, while the rcgl
metil paucil tn review petoro inem.
The tying of the streaming war cross
tlbbons to the icglmcutal colors was tue
most Inspiring nud'impicsslYO sight wit
for vmir sacrillco and I deslro to
1 1 prcss 11 solemn prldo in this event,
tho decorating of the flict American
regiment chcii nir vuiui- u. "
I'ARAEYSIS FATAL
l.jiuuMer Shoe Men haul U flrirken in
Cliurrli
I.Hi..Mler. l'a April 29 --Charles L
rileiolf. aged soventy eais. a prominent j
shoe merchant of Mount Jpv. sustained 1
a siiol.o of paralysis while attending
the l.u nera 1 1 1 ui r . " "'" tl""-"
'ato "'llJJf; 'w'aU ",' tin;
(i,UCVi at T o clocK anil wan rr.ucu
.iliout f lieen minutes w ncii i.ii
about
llfieen minutes when ho wan
stiitl.eu. lie cNplred befoio medical am
.oud 1" ' rMllnger. will. 1.1s
i,islrlan. Or. .1. J. N'owplier. cleter-
ninP(i, that death was caused by a
ytroke. ,
.Mr Plciolf condactert a shop scorn in
Mount Joy for forty cars, tie was a
I member of tho Ostego Tribe, No. B0. .
lied Men, and Mount Joy ldge, No.
;:'7. 1. O. O. F.
' AUTO STRIKES AGED MAN ,
Inmate of Nazarcne Home in -Critical I
Condition After Accident
l.eonaid Elsie, seventy-two years old, !
, an inmate of the Naaartne tlome for
&,, urft0l,t?WuJS.e.trSfi
j VSS,dmlT.Sh& I
. no was crowing j.wcnucui cvcccc v
utomobllo i
Hospital.
auo lo
Police- .
man r.lfrey, ot the -Nineteenth and Ox
ford streets station, arrested Cough i
Whn fiu think ef nritlnt.
rui
I n uninnicu ukc 1.1111 nnu iv.
!."( Nanio ipear on
I)
onhle N'liennle
lu.-t
l?.-iied
MA-NY I. S. MEN III RT
Mn.lilncl n il Jt
A total of 1.10 names nppeared on the
two oer-Sinidn eosualtc lists Issued b
the War. Pepnrtment toda Klghteen
of the soldiers mentioned were killed In
notion, on" of them faptnln Arthur fl.
Ixvke Thirteen died from disease, six
"'"
m-
en,
died fmni wounds, two died from
eident. one died from rause not glv
';'"-nve weie wounded scrc.y.
'''Elity-scxen were wounded allghtly nnd
four"Wni'
Uers w 1 1 e ixIorted missing In
a,.(on
I'lrsl I, I
Killed In Aitluli
l'ini;i: F citOWLlIV. private
.SAMFIII. OAIll.lN'ii private.
j una 1:. in:.nv. piivat.
I 'WIS o l.Vlti:.NCi;. private
WILLI At i! I'liaif'U pnvntc
lilnl nf IH-rasi
ol.AF W'. FLINIv meihaiiic.
lli:X.IA.Mt.V It CLUtKi:. piivule,
HOWAltD A Finn, private
liifil nf Wniiml,
VDIIM.W F II(Mi. lieutenant.
NfJlilSKIlT i: KIGI1V, private
K.VOS C. SAWVIHl. piivote
.1 MKS T WILLIAMS, private
Wiiiiitclril Sf,,rel.i
.lAli:s .1. r.MtSu.VS, lleulenaut
1 1 K.V.I A. WIN .1 UIIIS. sergeunt
JACK II U i:li HICK, sergeant
IIAIIDI.H MtOON'AI.n. corporal,
la.l ItiiV.NTOX. cook
MlltAL Iii.H1:L. private.
1'1N.IS 11. cot'LOHAUKH. private.
KTAN'LF.V GUSIN'SKl, private.
i:i.Mi:it V Hi iLVOKi:. private.
WILLIAM .1. KlI.STILi:. private
'll.VKLL'S II. 1'ATTIlltKLi.V. prlvute.
,io.si:in miiAxnii, private
GIIUIIGI: c KANSOM, private.
LHW'AltH W. SMALLIIV, piivute.
WimhiiIpiI vllnlill,
.HiSIJl'll A CIIM'.VCRV. Mrgeam.
i:i'.s.si:ll .1 FLi:sni:u, sergeant.
CIIAKLLS i:. ANTIIti.NV. corporal.
HALl'II II. m:AL. conwral
GILHI'IIIT T CSS. corporal.
AVILFISlin CciTi:. impurul.
CLAIDIIH I! FMINSWHUTH. . or
lioial.
,IOI I. V I" JIAVMXil, coipoial
FIIANCI8 I'AIIKiat. .orpoial.
AnTIll-t V. I'ltirK. coriionil.
WILLIAM 1 1. llOGIirtS, corporul.
CHAHLKS A .HULL, corporal.
ClIAItLKS FI.SII Lit. meihaiiic.
CLII'FOIll. ti KISLI, bugle fcr
geanl. .lOSKril It IIVlllNi:l' pihate
VVH.1.1.V.VI Ji. IIAILUV. private
ItLSSKLL M. IIHOOKS. pilvate
l.KSTIIIt F. ciinnSMAN. private
riCOUOi: F. CuFOIILIN, prlvute
At.maiT K. liAXIJ. private.
FIIANCIS M. UATON. private.
lineman n. giooings. pnvau.
MILTON F GIFFOUD. pilvate
'IIARLKS 1!. GOGGINS, private.
JOSnFII GIIIGO.NS. private.
FlinDniMOK L. GKOVF., private.
SAMUKL 1 1IOPLKV, private.
LOW. .1. IinFFiatAN. private.
GSinAN n. HICKMAN, private.
FttANK IS. .IOHNKON, private.
CHAlSLnS 11. JONKS, private.
.IAMKS ,T KnLLY, private.
HIIAISLIIS It. KKLSON. private.
AllTHLlt G. KILIAN, private.
STANLI1V IvOZIAKOWSKI. private.
ui. 01. ui, 11 itiuri'js, private.
FItnonniCK IS LANGMAID, private
nOMUNP T. MAI1TI.V. pilvate.
ninnr I'U vrccvw ...i....A
CHARLnS MASON, private
MOnillS MULLJIAN. private.
KDWATSD L. NOWAf'K, private.
ALFISnn L PAI5i:.T. private.
VlNOn.N'T POLITO. piivato
ISOnnilT L. l'liCKlHT, private.
HA.MUHI, G. 1SAMUO. private.
TONY 1SASKV. private
ALKHliU SAINDOX. piivale
STlll'IinN W. SAVAGi:. private.
11ASLOW SKino. private
STAnjvG M. SLA UGH. private.
JOHN V. KM IT! I. private.
WILBUIt M. SMITH, private.
MANAGIL1, TRKMUU.YY. prlvute,
ABK vnNNKIl, private.
WALTClt a. WOLF, pilvate
Mltilnr In Action
KDGAH 11. NOI.AND, lieutenant.
lvlllrd In cllon
RTIII II n, LOCKIJ, captain
EDWARD J. KLINn, eergrant
JOSRPH SOKO 1C II sergeant.
ARTHl'lt J l'ALUSON. corporal
A.i:iUHjru llil.wi VLU VCHcajn lBUfjQaJjAto . -, I -
,. ., ii .... .
'wi, mi lOH si
DEPLETED RANfeS
OF ALLIES MUST
BE FILLED BY U.S.
Raker Sa l.arie (v)nota.- of
inericans Wnleil in
lrance fS'ow
(;KKMN IM'HI'USIi KAILS
Kiicim (Jain- lmittctl in
N iiniinji of Dciuaiitl for
Soldier.
ii-lilliKt.ii. irll "'
' I'i MUntHS' or American men
I le miulreil 'in the ImmtdlRte fu-
' Tl l ii i' nfrtvni til (III UP the
..i - t.i i-.Ml in the west front drir
Wi l 'cii.ntment wi'ikl summai
il tml.ll
I i m, urn.' nf tlir im Miit oiein-
u ,i lln wp-t driienil nil mflP-
- ml ih" xlHiemctit. adilinR. "mir,
ih. n.ii. tame tint of ptolillnB re-
n run in nuil- for the ni mles In Kroner
v pui'M be nbl to put frrsh men In
i.' held tliniiiiichl.v and inethodlcallN
1 1 allied In addition lo thosi. olread
Mlled in tlie I'olnr and mm trnlnlnB
it our i iinloumrtit. or nlrrnflv selected
'or -civipe. ery laise quotas will be
'friulred lir the Immediate future- !'
fill
in,
c.ip
Tln w.irnlnc aniinientli was Intend-
d to pieparc the nation for tails even
, UK" r than those lllcil for the comlns
Month ..r two
AdnnUniE the riu1i. of the siliia-
tion. tin. stoti mint deilaied the rrlsos
up tn the present have ieulted "hi ,
lnrirp nir.:iniii i frnoi.ihlc to tho enemy."
but pointed out that with Joint niiii-n
.ommnnd the borne li' failed In his
purpo.e nt wtri-kniR Hi'- tlrltl-h nrmvi-
The -111. .man i.nnotin.ed for the first
-an of Amit-nn. Iihu lw. " ltt in U
Mtitiffglc which kept lli Uermnnn off
"" - '
liiltted themsehes well.'
The Germans are lelylnc principal!.
.a 'rifles, murhlnc guns, man-power'
uid carefulli thought-out methods uf 1
'ransportlng and suppllng munitions to
iho front of nttnik undei ull conditions,
said this statement. This means that
they liae deoloprd niobllltv of nfTenslse
ne.tlon that can unl.i be met by cnunter
ipeosuri nf ecpial noli nci and (Iccllillilv
"A Kit Hi ni' -inli imignllude as tin
one Imiiib f.niglii In the wet cnniiot
ie ueciui a ,nn hliiglc engngeim nt
'The mi;..ii.ii- aitack- dilen into the pnbllean gubeinatcirial nomination are
11,1.1-. 11A., 1 i,,i 1. ,,.,,,1,, expected to meet tonight at the Liberty
I litis 1 lim- no iiiicndcd to painl.vze,, '. friphrallon of the Kejstone Jlolor
the lilc - !. nt u ill-iiowcr ..r tin- ltilt-1 rclntlon ot Dclawnro County, llotli
altVoniiuutid
In thin tho enemy has
for III In UHi'd Interc liniigeablj,.
"Thl- change In the comlwt situutluii
has im . 1 .illc .ilterccl thn m.imeut or
ctevisli 11 .f (lie cilTenslve. Instead i.r
the 1 in mi In inn alilc In 1I1 1' .'in Hi,
Rrltlrh uini.i nnd then Inin its run .11
eigy ickhIiisI lhe Klein li. Hu VII,. ,u,.
now I'l'V I" hih.s'c Hull full siiingili
lo tho 1...-111. -1110. 1
, "It niii-i iim-t.'iitl 1. 1 Imii 11 111 iiiliid
, thot the eiirinv ,- -ei king 11 ileclhtnu
(mitliiiiril mi I'.-ecn -l, I'liluinii line,
.. ,?. i ,.-... m -, . . ... .. .1 ..1.1.1. ...Ill .In.-, ...111. n 1. ........... 1..
nuenc i mi cu jMuim.inOjiCjLiJtniv vi-ii'cm. '" ""'l ;v , """'i"" '" ,i,i,, ,,
bioftttf neld ,.f general Ingagemeu.H in I ' Z?t evtnl monlliM Uh's Ke
wlileli ull 111.' Allied forces will hence- ,,,-n ni-nn affair of the same association Tlie tnvl nf thn
GERMANS DEMAND RUSSIA FREE PRISONERS
0
WASHINGTON, April 29. Germany Is about to serve an
ultimatum on Hubia demanding tho release at once of all able
bodied German piisoncrs of war. railttre to accept this latest
demand is to bo followed by immediate capture of Petrograd by
German troops. Advices to the State Department today convey
ing this information also states that a German commission of
115 members now is about to leave Germany for Russia to en
force tho ultimatum
HENRY M. M'KINNEY,
Henry M. McKlnney, one
business, is dead at his home
years old. Ho was New York
Son, of this city.
CAPTURED AMERICANS
STINTED BY GERMANY
Oliirer Ma Spend Onl 12
a Vteew. Nlen
$10
WushlMKlceii, Api II .9
! The Geiman War npartront has
; ruled that American soldiers I'"! s
prisoner in Germany mu spemi '"
I'wecU and tlnlr ojiiooni n. wrc.
Femds foi warded in them from the
' United Stales will be placed to '
,.reait but tlio can only draw tho fixed
uiiolrnont of their captors to purchase
eiiiuiieiv... ,
.nn.hl articles
.,,t..... r. ..-.-- ,..,..,
in
Uc-r-
American ciiia-ii ". . ."
IiixurlCH.
clothes, heating
apparatus
nlloa and oilier articles may he. Inado
only with tho consent ot the prison camp
1 ot.lv
odlclals.
Tl,n nximatl tU CS as traiisinilicu iu
.,., ,
this country thiough the hpanleh Am-
baaaador nt llerlln 1 quire tliat mone
nent to Geimanj bo transmuted through
tho Bureau of Prisoners' Relief. Atnei-
1. u,i cross, at Washington
The Red Cross requests that suih
... .A,v.liil In It tn tliev fotlll of
Tllf . mi monev order, navablo
I'HJMWV.
' . T.-.1 r.
A the Ainer.ean Red Cross Although
1 .... T...1 rmm lias iianateu niauv sucn
n ,, ...--.- . ... .. ..
-. I.-mJI-.I ...n..., ,,,
eemlttntices, it can give no guaranteed
lof tV ultima" sate delivery of tliej
: . .
..- t... . 1I1. nsu fltlTllln.
man ' ?""'," ...,.,.,,,, ruling 1 Uinpeitir t'liiulcs'H now f.imoUH letter
,. O.e German overnmet iiltiiR i nf ,., ,,,
that Aiucuican civ "' -I " hrother-ln law. In which ho made
clab.ma expend nmln '" " mutlll0 foP ,)0(lc0 to Fiance. Anll-
perweck. ",e7j'V;jl"'"H'ir Trtiloiiie lendoncles havo been at
to enjoy tobacco, fresh la undt j an. othei ..... . Emm cm because of her
of prison inc. i.pieiiin,i.-
toilet .sup-
ii.Prnti, Lrw.rn m or
SLAVONIANS RIOT
AGAINST KAISER;
CHEER ENTENTE
Crv "We llrfusc In Fiplil for
Oriiiiin," in LailMili
I'rocpssioii
Milrrilnni, lril '."'
-Hume mi -ilerman UenionstiHtliin
Imp Innken out nt Lalbaih. nreoiilliu:
to word reeeied bv the Ilerllner Lokiil '
Vnielser fmm t Vlemi.1 eorrespomlent
Tim Slavonians wrecked German
shops, dolnc miieli damnce.
Then- were proresslons throUKllotlt the
,tieei Tfiosp taklni? pstt wore the
S In on In n ioIois i r? Ine, "lone llo the
Kntent. ' and ierU,e .. flRht for
,i,,mn,n
Lnibarh i- a i-llv In wiutliwcatern
lluncarv. iitnan headqunrtcrs (of the
.irm nnaicd ncirlnt ltali) were for-'
Hi rl I"i atrd there.
HATE WORDS GAIN $1000
llaiiilniii: I'ol'I (.'.ele Prio for'
Quatrain pain-t Hrittiiii
.ii.ler.lniii. prll :" - The German
pairlotlr pntM lias awnrueii n prilo or
$1000 to a llamburc poet, Krlu von
flrifen, fr the ' bet four-line poem le
nounrlni; i:iiKland's basenesn " The
prlze-wlnnlnp poem follows
The niitNli. beiten in fair flfiht
Heek our homeland pearo to bllcht
Lei's -hnw tho norld-destroyer once
uKnln
At Gemmn strenRlh ho strikes in aln
PERSHING JOINS CHURCH
. .
(.OIllll'IIIPlI III l'l'illlt'P I IV I'lole
Ull KiMM'lllial Hi'llOII
' '
, i rl., April 29, General John ,T
PcrshlnK. eommnnder of tho Amerieaii
r,ii.f.A n f.'rrinee. was rnntlrincd leeentli
in Franc e as a inember or tho IVotestant '
i:pscop3i I'huteh.Vf which most of Ills
famtlv are members
,nnrmn(lon FPnlro wn cr
Torki ujio ( KrrInK wltli the V. it. C
a. nbroatl" nnd haii lion npiiolntnl dean
ni i'lult-'Fiam iiutiJiiiiun pii mh in
.'ranco by General 1'crrhliiB.
, - -
., ,,.. ,,, ., ....
?'Ol"l, 10 MEET OjNEIE
ATI.OW EVENT TONIGHT
Hii.il Citicliilalcs for (;ocrnor IIx-
pei'led to Appear at Kc)lonc
iMolor Ilaiiipicl Here
iiianir Pntnul and State Hlgliu.iv
'ommlNiloner O'Nell. lUals for the Ke-
have been invited to attend the celelira-
and cM'lliiiigecl verbal iximpllments
(Nell spent Simdiiv heie addrei.sng
lie'JJi'.i't V-liur, h. 'ren!:antoun,,V' Whanoi,
VUT-Jc!'
h. vsliurv Methodist church, chestnut
""pollnvvinir Ins 'r'allcH In the ohtireh
1 1. Neil issue d a.statemeiit attacking en -
.et'ir Spreiul. rue latter. n cnargert, was
I11 ing upp.irteil b the "ilijior people '
I'einose. Grundv and the German-Amei -
I,.,,, Allliinr., ivi.ln Mntff.cl Im liv- D'Vll
i us his upponeuts.
ADVERTISING MAN, DEAD
of the pioneers iu the advertising
in New York. He was sixty-eight
resident partner of N. W, Ayer &
MOTHER OF AUSTRIAN
EMPRESS IS EXILED
0ncn.,i , nCIlluju (Jul of
Country for Duration
of tlm War
J'arN, Aiull 29.
A dlB,laU. xrom Geneva hoys that
I jinrio Antoinctte. Duchess ot I'.irma.
motiier of Empress Zlta. lia been or
dered to leave Austria within twenty-
four liiiuiM and not re-enter that coun -
, .lr. untn tho termination of the war.
I
lhnprevB Klta and her mother have
1 ,,ccn ''lamed by tho pro-German party
1 tn Austria ns ncing responsinio ior
Ilourbon descent
A Vienna dispatch to tho Berlin
Tageblatt last week reported the for
mation In Vienna or an -anti-eimpcror
diaries party," composed of persons
biiuuia I'M.. J, ..Wll, ,', ,. W. t.w.ww...
-, !, I,, ,,r. i.r.n tvhn ra.
gentcd the jflUenco of Empress Zlta
oyep tho Emperor. declaring she had
fnlIed t0 Brasp tn0 Austrian point of
v,ew ,n rcBartj to high state affairs.
-
Farm Thief Foils Purtuit
Wilmington. April
t
Wilmington
- , ,"i I " .. ... .. 1, L1...1 ,
PO.- V". r"n"'.,Vmn"fr er of TlT
S j,...-. .-. - .--.
a ,- j.iiiie. u oiniiiuu ...iih. ", .v
i-,,.,. ,.,.. , -i,. ,,i.aa. ..,1 rnnnH
,J,8 man nad gtolen the crank of his
automobile and dlaeonnestea the radi-
r-J-
t.tor. ,. .- , - '
POSTSCRIPT
PRICE TWO QENTS.
ENEMY DRIVE
HEAVY ON ALL
FLEMISH LINE
infantn Covered by Vio
b.'iit Harrapc on Ten
Mile Front
-. , ,. iii. Tirr-Il I'vm vortr
OA& AlJ) lil(,ll LNPLOSIY
'SHELLS PKKPAKK THRUST
t
I'errifif Artillery Activity on
Leiis-rras and Givcncliy-.
iSiepjie Lines
IAIC, KAIDS m:ak ALUER
(Jermail As,Ulll ill LotTC ScO.
lor IJealen Rack by
Anglo-I'reneli
kith day or m:w gkr.man"!
nunr J
London, April 2D.
1 The Germans were striking on
'virtually the entire Flanders battlo
' front today, Field Marshal Haig re
poiled. From .Meteieii to Voormezcele, a
diatance of more than ten miles, in
fantry attacks were developing under
cover of a tcrrift.' bombardment of
1ic1.exnios:vp ..n.i .1..11,
h" -;NPloslC nnu gas SIICIIS.
t'Crman attack was repulsed in
the l.ocrc sector, west 'of Kcmmcl,
Uu' "Htish.
The southern part of Fland&fl
from Givnnchy to Nieppo Forest,
another ten-mile front, was also
onder heavy artillery lire.
At the same time the enemy bejjnn
shelling the British lines on the-ten-tnilo
front between Lens and Arras, -,
constitutinir about half of tho sector
separating the Flanders nnd Picardy
battle fronts.
South of Albert and in tho neigh
borhood of Neuville-Vitasse the Brit
ish conducted successful raids last
iii;ht. taking prisoners and four ma-
port ' '
nflleinl ,-nrinrfr
,
I lollows:
' 'Hie attack reported lo be de, elop-
tcrdoy nftcrnoon in the Locre
seclor was repulsed by our ride and
macliiiie-KUii lire.
1 linmhardmrnl. in which
gas
shell-, and high eplosives were used,
began this morning on the whole
Ironl from .Meleren to Vooremezeele.
Infantry attacks are developing
( lliere.
The hostile artillery was active
during the night between the Scarpc
Itiver and Letts and between
(iivciuhv and N'ieppe Forest.
1 We- received a post near Festubert
that had been caplured by lhe Ger
mans on April 2(, along with fifty
prisoners, and three machine guns.
South of Albert nnd near Xeuville
' Vitassc we raided German positions,
rapturing some prsoners and four
I machine guns. '
Hack to Old Line
Tho British aro back where they
stopped in 1014 fiefore Ypres, having
J withdrawn from their advanced
j pests to their old lines of established
defense. The retirement was made
111 good order on Saturday.
1 To tho east the battle line now
swings a scant two miles from tho
ruined city. Yprcs is now virtually
, useless as a base, and its' evacuation
foreshadowed when the Germans
stormed Kcmmcl, teems imminent.
Vnn Ai'mtn'c surer ss in fnreintr the
i "" "rhwa,ni ,"7 Kcrel t0
1 Vooi mezeclo, which the Germans
tookon Saturday only to be flung
out again, compelled a rearrange'
ment of the $ne above Yprcs. Voor
mezcele is almost duo south of Yprcs,
at the foot of a low ridge, and for tho
British to have remained in the bulge
northeast of Ypres would have been
courting disaster.
That the retirement was orderly
theie is no doubt Tho 'official re'
ports from London do not mention lJ
. cinel their reservn mav indicate lartrer
' movCments under way back of the
battlefront.
, llerlln tlslm
tieriin iiio i" ! mn eium ,
'point soutuvvoai or ..angemarcK. lour
and a ImU miles north of Ypres,
through A'erlorenhoek. Hooge and J5ll-
llbeke, all within u radlps of two mlleiC-rf
nt Ynres. down to v oonncxeelc a
Tho Ilntlnh front is strulghtened. butj
wliatever high ground remained In Wit
Ish hands Tana to tne uermana. Jliii,
enemy was more prompt to follow IhaiT'.Tj
after the last retirement, and HaIg'aJ'T,JcS
men fell back lighting sharply and wlttf f-;i
soma loss aa they pivoted on the 4cl".j,
gians , -
Sunday's engagements on tlie I-J'S bat
1 If Held were local only though Iatlon'
I reports a naw attack developing aralnst
Locre. west of len mel Jlut dlurlAg
.Saturday tlio battle fluctuated fiercely,
1 ...e.v. h CIreYiftna striving desnel-atjelv
,. .,,., their advantages and th
French
and British doggedly MkliK
their toll ot dead,
Yorme$el: t$V wapstf jraluecj ac 1
-!ii T&"t ' " '".' ,
iJL'eSeaataieail...M MM kaA)lvcJu F.cu
;
l-a, tywft.u
bomb.
K5 '"'
A