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E VEXING PUBLIC LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA, MONDAY, APRIL 29, 1U1S
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0. CH SATISFY
THE WORLD WAR AND THE SNARE OF KAISERISM AS VIEWED BY LEADING CARTOONISTS OF AMERICA
TEUTON DEMAND
Lrcc lo Transport Liin-
!itcd Supply of Roadmak
; ing Materials
jJ-QT FOR MILITARY VSK
I
frisk Said lo Have Been
E Passed -- Solution iNot
Ideal for Holland
f Union Ttmcil'iiblic Ledger Sen it e
Celtrllht. ' "u I'lioiic i-mocr t.
The Hasnc Mml -!l Tl,r Hutch
tvirrrnment Ims Melded to Oiman do.
Binds regarding "e transport nnd
W' by H0"01"' "f ro"r,m 'I'I'iK ma
"ttn-1. although a N understood the
j--Unt win bo limited Instead of un
jailtfd. Pome gcneial tindertnkltig will
icrriufred Hint the niatcrl.-il thall not
(e used foi military purposes. That
W e"1-''1 RUaiantcc ')V the German
G-iernment in llip prctont elrcum
ViiilcM H ut.snlutely valueless, or
nuriO, is obvious to eer.liody. In
niard to lallu " futilities, It docs not
I ippcir that a decision ct has been
jeached, altii'iiiRii inc tone 01 mc ucr
inin press the lat two djyi gives
judication thai transports of obviously
military goods win no. do prcycu.
Tie militarist l piesi. Including Honolulu, T. II , April 2! After wall-
Titgllsclio Runtlm linn. Osnabi neck irig for a year to he called to active!
BR.OWH in ChicQHO Daily News.
IT CAN'T BE DONE
HARDING in Brooklyn Eart'c
" WMV DO YOU CALL ML GOD ?"
U.'S.
YESTERMAN in Ohio Stale doornal
"THATS MY' MIDDLE NAME "
FIGHTING IN FRANCE NOW UP TO GARABED
NOTFORHAWAIIANS TO BEGIN ROCKING
LIKUTKNANT TELLS OF NIGHT
VISIT INTO "NO MAN'S LAND"
I TEUTONl RESPINTl
PRESSO IL PIAVE
hill ire Garrison Required lo Has Alioul a Week lo Show Led Parly of Three Through German Trenelie Searching for ,,. V)A0 JJuirric Inli
ne Lan J urn World ! Weak Points in the irint' J hal iNlighl He ol
ll..... . r.i.... i
j iuieei im;uiu,
Attack
Against
Upside Dow u
.ililn.tnn, April 23
Congress lias begun to hold the
mJ VolkreliuiiB, publish statements , service, the. .National Guard of Hawaii stnp-wateh on Garnbcd airacosslan. who
to the effert tint Carnally has no has leeched Information that duty in 'ban promised in rorU the earth All
S. . . l. .I.in, lit lilAunnl Ik .Ltil ! I.'rnn.. I a. 1 r .. !a. ........ ... . .. .1.-
lutcresi '"" " !'"" ' o. .... ......... .- .mmo vi iar mi ns ever Li'"m. me mourners nwau inn an- -- iq. ngainst a shell-torn Mall In the
fBolland to uai elthe- for or against j Instead nf bring ninblllzril. the guard ' notincement, due within the net lle or I sim while an American b.uterv
the Central Povv cis Tne Utter paper will bn held as a reserve force lo be'sK rla.vs, that the imrntnr nf tbe'ti'-arln threw neeaKlonal flicllu nxerhrail
Use to Operations
By HENRI BAZIN
ane lnipcdisce un Tenia
tio Nemico
FRENCH PROVIDE GUNS i SAILOR TACKLES BOMB;
FOR 20 U.S. DIVISIONS PITCHING ABOUT DECK
Americans Arriving in Stcadj , Loosened Depth Charge Ei
Stream, Tardicu Saj sin ' dangers Ship Until Brave
Loan Appeal Tar Captures It
With thp Amrrhnn
March 20.
iji Holland Is exported under the used as a nvnml line
"l.arabcd ' has either Ftirceedeil or failed at the bnche as the lieutenant told ine
Flntf ( errrijioHrtettf h iQ I'uhh'- Isfar-r
v 1th tli tMrrtraii 1ry to h ranri
Armj lit tin- Field, niK them ltli i rnohed arm Thc did
nnt hen us or pmell us or bear us, nnd
In a minute more they had disappeared
In tin- dlmanie W ent on a llttte
further until no calm- In the point where
we had crawled In, went over the
PuMl.hM irnl nitrlbntM Un4r
rKRMIT No at
Authorl?Ht hv ih net nf October n,
1017, on fllo at thr rn.lomco of lhll
dMrhln r
Py cirrier of tin rrrjililnt
a s nunt.csoM.
reMtmfltr flFn.rftl
Knnin. II aprlle
Halle nntlzle clunlo dalla frnnte
ill
..I .J,.-.. 1
in ii i' i I'll sf i i fir
ill niu lui Allien i niiB niinri let 1 1. u iiiiii ill nil- inn Einri 11111 ill Mini u 1 1 1 1 ..( . . i. , ....
economic ociccnicni. iu kcimi ccri.uu'tlie reRuats should einereenev arin , ; .. i ., ...i V . .- . ,i . ...i V. l"-forn ns unit we 1 id paired the tlrft ismacii.i ni ruen rue, iiuranin l.i iinitr
fexsvsuWrirc-s 'ri"- -fro-?- K-i."" wz ","lr l n,aK, u " ,,,r ';.r,:r.,oa vxtzmX t,x r: .rrr cd,e ,, "- v-""r"1, ni -ta,-xMrui n-
UiiXnwinmevXmn.V whlnrt " " "trcnittli of In- The ,mlrrlouH Uarahed Is .aid to h- .-f bis duty and nnt worth recordh.K In :VS 7' '"' ' " " '.' "Nn Man "-"" l-'"'v "' -nrrnti.tro U inn
not make miiIi nuaiiBcinenla even If '77,'T.VV i T"11!, VrmoM Mn"''''' '"- nn his wa5 here prepsre.l in demonstrate Itf-lf I tnld him that In all mv ope- ,am,. (lr mnn, whJ , hfrn ;,,,,. fUO(. ,,,,. ,arie porzloul delle Unco
Irtllng to do fcO. 'f ' ' rowler. It satevere disappoint- ,h Itnentlnn to a cnmmllnn nf ..ml- r-nf, In Ibis war It was juBt reeoids of ,,,,, ,., , 1ir,Rl,v could see li.illane con lo ,-eopo ,11 protCBcere
Rumors wnin.u. rent that the Nctli- "", " Oio Bti.irdFineii nPn, (.pinnilta named by lilm and up. tbes-n little lnelclent- that em the , ttrn ,,. n. R R , , . '..,..,,,,,, ,...
...... M i, ulfli. I .....I... I . .ni I". ..".ikii.iiiiiiih in I in innni- . rmrri ni KiM..n 3iv nr hn nl"r fif I.nnn UK IflillKP IH'CHIIhr ii'v i PIInnvIIHiril . ...!., t . i..i i.. n. - i.,,.u "
Out nf
r!ancls
tijned op wnuiii resiBii,
rfcpect
hut ii'mo. i l" nf 'hp orRanl?allnii who hae en-
'rrjDKini were ba-ed on the Kener.il wup-' tf,,fMl tralnliiK camps lre. the cuard w Wies. Secretary l-.ine dr. lines tn dip- nf the pnldler. whereupon he lilimlied and ..,n ,,,
Miitlo'n that a mlnlstci who Bavo hla '" "-idly deputed A rpcrultlnc cam-,ci0se the names of the memheis nf this fald Ml rlKht, what dn jnu want tn hn een h
L.i n fo,. nniLn iiirn Hint lm imtlln palun to hrllic the utiltB un to war nnmmlsslnn. hilt II was learned he know"' 'we all took
FU1U -" " . Iilrntiplli l..u !...., ..,.,..n.,r.....l 1.... It. . ... .... ... . I ... ... .....,. .
U Bind nnd Rrasei hiioiiiu cease, ev- , ' " "" "'" "!". " '' -.uas epressp.i inn opinion inai .i i
W under tbo sti Iciest Uutoh control ,r ,101'p ,s 1"l" r success In Mew of thorniiRhly nuallfled croup of nlen
rleftr.i
(Jlraeosslans 'the manner of the man and the qualm ,.,. ,.,, flnn, . ..p,,...... , Miii. lapRlunReie
moonlight we would nurel Plne
the boche llstenlnB posts, so' ,,. ,. ,.,. ....
took shelter In a hie shell crater i ...... ...
Iiinrn His compan was In the front line a few Meps awaj It was a tlilr.l full i "" r" " -.." ..........v ..,...-
ntlsts Thi seennd dav nr. rattier, nlcht. In his of inuddv water, hut we crouched down' innn nn MohmtlfBlmo fuoco coutlo
f Its emi)loment, could not lctalni1"" aiinnuncnmenr eould not he nsenibled In the United enmm.inder askpd for volunteers to tn- tn II neveitneievs, waitinK ror tne moon Partlcllerla nvverfnrla, coustilncendola
Fc(!lce now that bis iindortakhlR must parried men mm tliosn with depend- Sla muU N'o Man Land and overlook boche to w reen heri-eir nitaln But nn men Imneriendo al rlmrtl teu-
be re oked cn,a wl, "p,n f'1lc,d out of the Kuard I Members of Congress lm have been wire for any weak point therein that luck. She shone on aurf 1 could see PI r" ""mu"" ,
Summari7lnB the situation. It np- " pnr "KO under a War Department Ljn.e to Oarabed aie representatives I mluht be of future uye to operations , nothing of a i loud approarhlntr her tonlcl .11 poter raRKlungcro lobllettlvo
wars cone, t to state that the cilsls ' ruln& nrp tn" permlttid to rejoin. Crosier, nf Ohio, nnd Church, of Call- There were forty men within the sound ' ' Pay breaks at tl Ifi around thee ' , n,. K rrano pretlssl
lhi passed althoiiBli tbo solution Is I ," "rlnc tne Biiarci up to war re-'folna AdmlttlnB thev are In the In- ' of the captain's voice and every man ''""'" "' ''"" ' ' "V. ",,,,,. Cn ripaito nustrlaco in rlcosnlzlone.
'in tin wise an Ideal one for Holland qulrtmcnts a three months' course of e.n(or,s .onHdence. the nevertheless . jarh of them offered his services I! , . ",'""" "al. ' ,., "" . , ,i ,0. ,, , ,, ,, , .,.
t dC;:!,dn i Siry InJU; .Jjjninj, U Proposed by Wash- f , 'J-w anv n.ore l,fht upon TI,.. lieutenant who luu, been chosen , 'S"1.. J'V ll "nn'". ' "rdli'e 'IS '' SoZ
laves have been canceled, but tb Ls lnR'on rtutliorltles ,, h(.hPmo than to sa they have been i lo ica,i the little party or three blm-' ,,.,, , , whlnmer from mv two inltraqllatrlcl c del fuclllerl Itallanl
J,, natu.nl pi e.-autlon and Hum not ' W- '"--'I r. ' h ef n he , forlllc, lhc lonB-nromlsed demonstra- , ,f hl,.luil(,(1. lpUtl, I1U, lw?. mole nt Jj UhTn. ,1 l ha'" " t ol? Su?.lnmnen.e dellr f ronto i'aUlv Ita'
bcea accompanied so fur as Item he "'" ;l ' ren ' " '''ni?ton' rcla" tlon will be held Ills week "oth - I random than .le. h.r.iuse everv one , Kuns ,,lear of tllP' p, A, nhmlt 1n dcli'artlKll,.rla fu normale
ucertalned bv urfient lecalls of cave to lUp Hawaii Biiard, sa.vs niess emnplete contldence In his claim if .ipse hovs as as cood ns his mate" , ,.,., .. u i.i.i.i . i -.... n .. ..i ..n i.i .,rn..inio
... ., ll.i ..II ...... ..I v.... I. InHA. ..!.' . .. ... i II. 1.1b.. I..... . .. .. .. .. .. . 'I.'lll'i lll' .HI'll l-.Ll.-ll,i- HI il ,,"... I. ..'Ci.. ,,'-, . ,' I I , 1, 1 , 1..U r .,,,. il.i'J
'Iireaaj Kninicn i"''i '"i" mv ii.-m ki i anil saj ine cruicism in nn iumj Minrn tim nine incident- win riring ine ' r,.n ,.r r0ff0 nli ..timretti' ii.rtleu-
1 in rpiaiinn in us m.n ni rtiv unrp i.ni.nn., i.n .i&n,n,uif.it nn nnu immi nun ii.ni.,,..,. n.,,i i,iu ,. ,, !,. ,.,,, aiu. .
rette. VV n nad some tn
even If thev were drv
could liarillv llclit litem S. we
New York, April I!. Addreseins a
Liberty I,oan rally here, Andre Tardleu
French hlfih commissioner to the I'nlted
States, declared that tho Kreiichincn of
America "arn fulullltiB their ifuty and
pavliiB off n debt ' bv btivlns bonds, I
"You are fultlllliiB a dut and pay
IliB off a debt ' be said, "hec.iu-e If
this victory remits first from our effoit
durliiB fortv month". II Is the clfoft of
America which will enable us to win
Uilb victors, in the way It must be
done 1 mean, In make It a decisive nnd
a complete one
"llv tho hundreds nf thousands, the
soldiers of Amerlei imvv are In Krauco,
and everv week brings lo our shore a
new stream of UhaM-rlHd bovs
"The first tvventv American divisions
landed In France will find there ready
for them all thr artillery of varloiu,
calibers which tbej want The follow
Ing divisions will carry ovnr guns and
ammunition manufactured in this coun-
"At this very moment, the Iat tests
of the Liberty motor will soon bo over.
Washington, April IS. v
Secretary Daniels announces that
John Mackenzie, a chief boatswain'
male In the naval re:-rve, by eittraor
dlnarv heroism saved the converted
aeht Keuillk, on patrol service In Euro
pean waters and has been awarded the
medal of honor and a gratuity of $100.
During a heavy gale on last Decern
hoi 17 a depth charge weighing sev- ,
oral hundred pounds broke from lt ,
fastenings nt tho stern of tho rtemltlt
and went BwccpltiB about the deck.
Tho heavy seas washing over tlie
iiuarteideclc made It dangerous for any
one to attempt to icacli that part of
the ship.
As oillcers and crew watched tho
bomb, somo one saw the safety pin fall i
out of the charge, making It a source
of seilous danger to tho vessel nnd
cievv. Mackenzie, leallzinB the danger,
shouted, "Watch inc. I'll Rot It!" and
'IlreadJ gi-nnieu j...hh iniiiiifi me mis-rsi wirenn nnd saj tlie criticism or nn uciay in Sinco til" "little Incident win tiring tlie ' rn ()f rorfeo n,
f The political situation purtlculaily " relatl.m to Its size of any place jimldlng the demonstration has been dun lieutenant nnd his two men tho new dls- ,',.., ., ,,,.,
b the nncelhiB of military leave, under the I'nlted States flag Seven ltn f.,lure to understand his Oriental I tlngulshe.l service cross, and I was per- our pockets hut
omenhat uifccte.l the Ilour-r, but ' reglnients of regulars. Infantry and field temperament I inltle.l to cahlo this fact with their 0 roU,i liarillv
In I, d.il Mlnlstci-o delU
prices retovi'it'ii i nor. uuioti mill- ariuiery nun snnin rn.isi arunery are i ,o ()1 nforinrd II Is neccssarv to names ine oiuei uav, i nere again sav .,itr,i . i
ttry circles so f..i un is asceitalil- statlomd on tMlin Kven that force ,,,, ,. PIiailr(1 law. ap- that l.leutenant (leorge S. hep.;rd led, A ,U.ir(pr. of , ,,,,, p ,,
Ible, do not attiuh cscesslvo ltn- , would not b. Hiilllclcnt to Imld tlie ,)Vr(1 ,n .res,1rnt Wilson, rrcngnlzlng Corporal Arnul 1 orsberg and Private nfen in the shell linle's nmdd snap fnr
portanee to lutnniH of roncpiitiatlons Islands In uisn a determined attack 'r ,jr,)'Kf)?qnn the sole inventor of William Farmer upon the incident nf i four hours nrur tweuiv-rive minutes. 1
it the fiontiei Mv on.",pondents In ' should be made bv a foreign naval i ' ,' -,','., ., iu.i ,. .ii,i.in 1 which I write ..nnein.ieii 1 1 t ir e !. nnt rnmwi
ine .ii.ra.nii. .ii-.iint-,. ." .......
powet cnnvovlng trnop
' Willi th- need for proper defense of
the Islands It would nnt be a logical
a. t to lemove the two national guard
leglinenls and tt.insport them onno miles
to the battlefront In lairope With ths
present shortago of ships It would he
an Imposslbllltv '
KAlSKIt AT CATIIKUHAL
.....',,... ...,., mniiiiinv mncbln
I'KAll'.l) 1'UU VIL1UIU ..t
i.e Is Hiilllclent undei the act and ground for a little, then we got up
lln im media e patent rights , and Inoked over It for a stret. a nf abnut
1 . .... f.no vards without finding anv breaks
Kn far sn enm If III one BC.t iiu ii" - .,,,,. . ,i, ,., llol .,i( ,.r ,..
Mu'iiiE Monarrli Viilnl Cologne lie- ther with Oarabed The rest is n secret. ii( w(i (,m olp u;i llirnllK, nm) Uy
t !,. Cre.l Itllle ill l1T" frrHl' tWnW U.V" ""'lilW "',')' still Jl Willi., before tile SPrOll.l wire
fore the Great Battle m h, , ,o, bllt ,,0 IiaB told no one , f
I'iranly Began
Amsterdam, April 23 A Cologne cor
respondent tells of a visit which Km
peror Wlllhm paid to Cologne Cathedral
on March 15 before the great battle
, how It Is done He has a machine, but
the Dutch fi. nitler towns have fimn
Uhe beginning txpiosseil skepticism of
(reports of milltaiy picp.uation.
FREE MEty WILL WIN
p, LABOR DECLARES
American W orkera' Deletialion
in London Delivers) Message
of Determination
I bomlon, ,r, n i.-rcc men's deter
mination will difeat Prusslanlsm, ac
tordlnK to h message delivered by tho
IJmerlcaii labor delegation, which was
.entertaln.d at hm. heoii In the banquet began on the western trout and sav s.
juhoi Whitehin i,i,u ... meeting icpr. -
'tul.tl. .. ... .... .
fMUrtll
press,
f Th.
fan
uirilb
un.
I Jamei
in
Tatri
t
lt
Jriumpli
..llllirilL I In llMin ii n nf i amnnrani' rtl lin Illlll K " ...'. .. . ... ......
principle of rru.slan inilltarv au- ovation in the mhlst of wlilen Ie ' jmVSSUKKS LO . AK11V
.wricy ui prevail as n result of the to the nelgnnoriiig siu '" ""
rkl war There ...... l.e no middle mr fretiueiitlv made tho military sa-
mrse, no compi-omlse The contest I UM T but the expression on his face dm prCHdent lelU ieu jersey v....ir..,
must he e.nrfioa .. ,. .., n.,..ii... i . i.. n,i.i im remained silent ami n. ti .., Qiunininii
"""" "" '" "" ""' . . HOI "'" ""-- ,,. e n n Innk " cf"" -""I "
1 inn central Powers have staked extremely serious ... ""'...- "
frervlhltirr .. .,.- ,. ...i ..-. u, reanlutlOIl WHICH ..- ltn- I'nlnn Jl 111.
i-.i,...,,,l, ,,, .ii,, i "su il .11 inis niiuh- i ni I'ii I in;afc ... . ., , ., ..---
1.
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for the ' utilization of free energ.v, anil ii h.kii. "" '" o.i.i. w..n n., mere nv ine nn. no vie w.hiki n. niekv ,
guaranteeing him an Irnnclsd patent on the stars In the heavens over our beads " an, t,at ,at fl,frer mid that Igarette
the Invention in retutn for the privilege he said ' nn we bide good-by to tlie I not to mention drv bi.ecbes and boots,
given the I'nlted States tn make use"ir I bm's and went over the tup We tnadn ,.in worth a chance So we rrawled
i. ,,rini In whatever wav tho our wav between two of our listening i nut and beat It across for hnme. ex-
riovernment sees fit without charge Ono posts laiitlouslv. each of u tn file,
stipulation Is contained in the act-that I armed with autoilia Ich an. grenades
Oarabed Hrst demonstr.ilo to a com-, It was lust midnight After an in
mission of scientists the machine Is what eventful Journey we came to the outer
... i, i Their unnrnvnl of the , boche wire, w here we laj upon the
pilhhlir.it.
Ililei i a .
Durante la untie rial Uti al 27 iipille
il n. uilco tento' dt loneentrare II
rim. n della sua artiglieria hi vnrll
piinll delle nostre Mure splugcre suol
i marl I still. i ilva deslra .lei clave. II
lent rtivn fti frustratnilairellliacl.i del
fun. n delle nnslre hitterle c dl qucllu
dell, mitragllatili I
N'nr.l .11 Plave .11 la drl lespln
geimiio un ilparto nemlui In rlcngnl-
Xlntli.
sill ilmaiiente delta finnte latlvtla'
d. II nrttgllerla fu normale
tllh.i.1,1 i-lttnll tl.i Miltiiii. rer.ino ..lie
pe. ting to lie shot anv minute, but get- ,, , ,hUlU ,, ,,eitura pi. vain mile
ting through wltlinut any l.nelm bullets riB,tllll ,,,,,,11,-hn d'llalla Fortl nevkatc
even If Ihey saw us, which, nf cnurse. Ht,M K ,(l ,t,,1( fr, ,,ll!m sunn
I .an I sav Ah vie neareil our line we ,,, H, K,lla,,, nri ,-rttnrn delle mnn
saw the bnvs with ma. bine guns aiu, ,, no (lrl Tl,Illnlll no,0 Valli laigarlna
rules trained upon ns. vihleh thev rlld ., ,,, , .llPi, , .., r,.nll oriei.,le .11
M.inle rirappa Intetisl fieddi sono attesl
am he in 'I Vein tn ve, In conseguenza
.11 tnrrrnzlali plngge, I tlunil 1'lavo id
I dlge haiino strarlpato,
l.altivlta' drl nt.nl
'andsVf moTors of the e wli. be uted I -'hed down the deck f.l,iSlnG Himself
in Kurope. upon the chaiglng cylinder.
"If In the present battlo we have been Tluce times the darlnB man almost
nabled to move so speedllj our divisions j ,,i, i,s ,unis about the bomb, but each
nn trucks all over tho front nf om gal-, tlmo tho seas tore It fiom him and
lant Urltlsh Allies, from Montldidier to
Ynres. tha reason Is that from January
to Match, thanks tn arrangements made
with the shipping board, we havo been
ohln to ship over to FraiiLn hundreds
nf Ihnuratids of Ions nf gasoline
M
llglit nn where. Aftei perhaps ten
lint desist In until thev hail recngnlzcrl
u It seems they had seen us rnme
nut of the ground apparentlv, and had
coni'luderj we weie hot he .'amuutlaglug
In nur own i lothes for mine dire linen.
linniiive linlleilnir un lin.1 l.een Inni? l.altlVHa llrl IIOIIICll
blmo killed or captured Mahe that mliihnn, menlre do parte degli lt.ill.iiil
onco It almost crushed him. He stuck
to the task, however, and on the fourth
attempt got a thin Brlp on the cylin
der, heaved it upright on one flat end
mill held it down until lines could bo
tun to him and he and the bomb safely
Tardlni declaied that out or the lashed. Soon afterward the ship was
.... ' l.At.lnll III. Illin Hia Mnn Hllfl IllA ltUnirirl1
iiiiiiivii u,i iiiio uir j-vi nnu uiu v-uuihu
was can led to n plaro of nnfety.
IJIKilN CAMPAIGN TO BAR
ALL CISRMAN IN COUNTRY
7,50n.0O0 men nmblllzed in tlie French
army 1,3f0,onn havn hecii killed nnd as
inanv nioic cither maimed ni taken piis
oners "Desplto such great lose-," he said,
"at the beginning of the present battlo
we were still hndlnc two-lhlrda of the
western front "
rldolla al
i;iCT WARS AND 800 GUNS
Turks Make Bis Haul of Artillery in
Capture
( mtMiintlnnple, April 33 The War
i mice announces.
"We have oo"ipler tho fortress of
Karri and captured StSfl guns"
. l.i if CS,.!,1 "Kin .,nj ". .!.-. ...... ,.. - .... - . -" ; ... ' ." .. i .ll.ll
noone liasheen u escepi iiniisi-.i "", I minutes, wo crawled through tlie seiond . otreo anil tn.it .Igaretm run not taste im i.i...".u ......., i..... i"-"ii'
he die before ho discloses his secret tin wlrfi flrBl rlItlng it also, nnd went I good. 'I hat's all We look n chance offenslvn austilac.i. u' Mata interamente
world might lose the most valuable ills- . ,, ,nt(, ,,, rneinv trench It was and got awav with It We found out ' onipleiata. ijualslasl larga operazlnun
covery ever marie It might also lose I pr tn k(i( n wa,rrf h ,rohed n llttln about the eneniv line hefme Usneiiilia dovra' tsscrc Incvltiihlhneiito
nothing. Kven Oarnbed adinlts that. )( jiml oxpp t,)(, (nJ ()l0 rX(,r!sp way to fnun iiennui.il observation It was Just ' iltaidaia
He sas he may bo right or wrong, lillt (1e)r MPnnil lh. There we found a , part nf the game II prolimgamenln ill un'attitildlne
he believes he Is right. i nrnner trench, ill v and dralnid with "The amusing thing about it as Hs dlfrnslvn al frnnte llnllano dn parte
rteeent dlsp.ilcbes have reported suc
cesses for tho Turks In Trans-Caucasia,
where they already had captured tho
port of Datum on tho eastern shores
of tho lllack Sea and wero press Ins un
tow aid Kara.
Deii Public Funeral fnr Soldier
American I)efcne Soticl) Will De
mand Government Suppress
Teutonic Tapers
New ork, April S3. At the Invita
tion of thn American Defense Society.
Mis Oliver Cromwell Field, who as prea
blent of tho American Relief Legion
origin ited the drivo against newspaper
published1 In the enemy tongue, has
formed a lomniltlcn for suppresslnc all
things Herman. Tills morning Mrs.
Field, as ihalrinan, will take up perma
nent headquarters at tho defense so
ciet's ofllces, 41 Hast Twenty-third
sheet. Hero Mis Field will Inimedl
atelv set nhniit lo-ordlnatliiB tho work
of this organization nnd her own so
iletv and will launch a campaign which,
1 "There were only a few persons in If ,10 , rK,,t we are hound In will duckboard doming ami a slre.im of " w ' sain ., m- ..i ; .i. an ausiriaci. per in pciinno iiinr,,, o. ,.,,. ,.., Api o0 ,-ar, Mr. tiefoie It is not e villi i cw n eyes
is ni ine liinisn anil loieigu ,,, ,.,Tmi i.n,ie, hich arches and 111 , ,l!ir rlnht awnv Thai neuig nit draliiige running In one stile Wo p.sseu ' ,:';."' ,'. ;.,. - t h iw.ii- i i. .' '"" --.' "" "' " ". valne. .-..private nt Compnnv l. Tenn- I r"V.':' ..' I."" ?.",".. ;.... i .J.""' I."
"",,,., ,hP rn.ner.ir sat as If1 mint Imnie.llate ne.essit.v. his niachlne. xnrv ,.1I,I0UM,1 weapons lea.ly. befnie Vr ,? i as In iirs n I we wen. T vain "" "u1 "ou,l, "'"'""" 1r,!,,r"r1'i, " ' ' sMvanla DnglneerH who dlrd of spinal "'.. ';'' ' " ',1s re at Mrs Fie It is
?- lb- n,v, , ,oi, In more TX Jl'""., Z M lee'oles's' iholr "r It ii .-M.I, of what he claims . M. ra, ahrls thioug.. the ..ink, of olle , Heean.e our gear and effects '' ta ":.'. , " 1,, " T" f, hM Wft StfrllK .Hamiln' she 'llmimnlc 1 J.til'! ft
:00 vmrs on which an entertain- i, i,. i,i,n tils mlllfiry staff stood re- he, will be the nie-ins ol innipitn.is .-.. . - W,M. rtDors we .niu.i caicu iceoie wcre nlreadv pickt.l up to be sent In the "".- ' " ' b ' 1w r ,, n,ltllro nr ,,, riPe,,e lead a rNdegatlnn to Washington anil
hart h.u, give, I., the historic ""i'l' n' ' ,. , X ance Mill niu-lng manv Sn powerful are the foi.es B,ems f light rtal ,1M ,, f men who hid clll.ei V V"V '' . T" W!" ' ' V '..'." .'."'. l "I Aiming tribute w..!. ! pahl I til his mem- 'akn formal demand that the Oovern-
wlil.h now is ,, war museum. '' ,' ,., "tho monarch, resting with , w hi. h the ma. bine will harness .. s. r, J,,,, i,0)ond the tl.li.I one w. Heard a ,)f,.n kled o. taken pilsoner." ' "its..... ... " - ......... ...... H, st j,H1s ,.,,,,.,,, frrS(.onn, r nient tahn sicps to suppress ucrman
, ,, .. , , , ,, , , ,. "- , ' - , ,, ,.. .tntklmr stick re- illi.il within six mourns ....- ....... (.mini nf npprnncuutg men i nere v..' jm as ine iieiiicnnui eeaseu spenu- i"-t..-i.--. ....... t . vvmen ine iican sniiuer was a in. inner. .iinun
wiisi.n head of the de egatlon hnt h hands nn ins wniaini, sutn. i una. ,..,,, . .,.i, ,...-ii..r of .,... .' .. .. .. .-... ...... .. . r.... ,in .,,. . ,l....,l,. e nrnnin nlutn .i
... ., ., - ., .... , . , . nn,iir. imiiinvnhle for somo states can iniiui . "m - i oi innn m k.. ...'.. r. ... . ms... ... iiik a unrni. .. uu.r .i..iii-.. u.,j in-... "..- - . MM- rrzz
president ,f tho IttPiiimHkcrh , tnalne.1 Ptni tluMnvoUrs boshln me u, I uhUIii c,unlorn xnlrw toiiMre ... po , " "
Lie of North iiiork.i. Kid mliiutca vucw np.lrinu.?""' "' ' h ., ...w., r rrvint? snr 1 cnat i.... .., U.M... ,i -.r n, ir.,nh i , r..., iir oi,i .t. . ...m.n.t unnv.i nrfriiH a lontro ritalla .
I . !. n ti'nrtl U II 11 HIS Mllie. It" It MiPfHl II I l.i !' 'tv .....----.. itmillll-l UP' niiinin um i "" mm... t ,-, n 1 1 ii i i it i n 41 1 t r-..i.. .. . - ' . . i J " I
Wo rornttnivn r.u n f.t.,nntoi i-iiiii oNclianpitiB a ""' '' , ... ,.-,,.,.... xl wlthtu a ... ....... i.. .. ..,. .,,, .. ,. n.iiiAa in ., . v.A .,vi l(.. .iitt rn rr nmi I'ii illMi,inlii il.i Par! el annmula ilio 1
.; -.- i" ! niininiiiriiuv. Hum , -li,inl nt tliPlP 11030 CarK"-" i" 'v" . " , uiliuiiih ill vwmi ii n tut ihiii-i. .. dm uinin., inc ii- " ""h'" m" ' .,...--. - ... . .
thoro n.in Iia t ,!,!, vor-..,.,. uiiii Hi- the t atnetrrni ai ' . .. . . .. . . " t. -..-.. i.aimii nnd dptV:itpi1 i. . i . . ..., --i, ... m... .. i .. .. ani ..n i.. ..i. u Mmin nt.mlpiin DiKhcsM.i T'arnm, I I
- .... ..,. .,.. ... iiIVVi v j .. .w. ...- . .. ,!.,, , nnilu Of MIS miDieClH Mil rr 111 I ar I'U '1 " "- "" " " il IlllllUlt" IX lt t-ll UUtlltS mnori J v III IWW H' l "'! in T -i n mt til - ' i - - .... I . I
I nr ilio Imnprlni r.prman (iov- iiiuuwi.u-. -- ., u . i,ni tx.tmittAil iu tnnri. lftnir hm I ran'' in.irlrn ilol ,i Inincratrion ilta Aiisiria. I
NS -
.1., April 29 At a I.lb-
nine wnci has icen Hunt wun , that he has nnicn m. ...... "","- uermiini .r... ":----,.- .,v,iii,i , m- rv l r .
le etllclency and embodies the ' V"na,l never forget the pic ure of the cxpre8Snff roBret that . fV'0'0",,8.1' . Loildoll TllllCS Deploi'CS Crit
of the Uerman race ,nuinB monarch praying In Cologne h(v attnci,ed to those who do not deserve t l
War Mr.., ,,e Cathedral on the eve of the great bat- ,t read. j,,, , Rcillllds of
Country s Own I aruincss
ARCHBISHOP nKTTEll
. ...... ,. Anrll 23. The condl-
.. r irehhlshon John Ireland was re
rieds '".improved hy his phy-
f 4lla BtrittT. i nnrtiPKt reso UUUll -.mv.i -. .- I mnn HUP, -. -..-.---- -- ,. .
Their defeat meanH tho destruction . Sercd still moro Ptrclnf by t he : fact ty Tn Matins nfi
jPfamachinp ui.i,.i. I..,- i.Mn hunt iiith .",: is- itn much Ked durhiK tho war. nPrman n letter from Ireslltiit w m
....-. ...V'v" " '-''- "-.-- llltik ii' t .. ..i,,!,,.. ihA I i Unt 'llatlilplnn RItOU (I
uiaiKHDI
lry Hfc
H On 111. A.ll.H l.nn.l A. AH, AA ... ft M
T .1 "l.lfl .1.111.1, t.CI) lit,' 1,1"..
Wlnetlvelj appreciates that If we are
!' maintain tlm slnnH.ir.l nf elvlllzatlon
M worked out bv the freo men of the
ISWd, and If posterltv is to bo guaran
gd political and Industrial freedom, the
Sjr must he won bv the Allied coun
g. Peace now would be the fulflll-
"i or tho Prussian dream, for they
f vvllhin their grasp the very heart
III AA,.... , ,, .....I UA..HAAU
vi . ". i.urone aim itjuuw
?atcii would make sure further conquest
limn IK. a.. ,. - .... .. ...j
--, " ... wi.iL-r ii.ii ions oi inn wuuu.
g.ne American labor movement, in
J behalf mj colleaEUcs and myself
,-..,- ueen autnorized to speaK, oeciare
til.. n,Pbatlcally that they will not
yMmles of cUHIzatlon, Irrespectlvo of
WnSt lftol. l.n, ...., -.n4ll nsiiaalan
KlVWlsni has withdrawn within Its own
KwainaarlAu n..j , . ... ...a r.A-
lttan .1 Hl". ni.li nui uii.ii ii. .v.- j
fatly.. through proper represent-
Iili -"uru io our saiisiaciion inai
Irivfn "fosnlze thn rlglit of peonies anil
Kiliif"1 nations to determine for them-
" wnat shall be their standard,
EARLY FAILURE SPUR MENACE OF OFFENSIVE
TO AMERICAN EFFORT IN ITALY LESSENED
dent's letter, "that 1 sympaiinze ....
' . a ...nil ..n.nnerate 111 every effort
io see to it that the loal residents of ,
the Fulled States of Herman birth or
descent are given genuine proof of the
mncerlty of our Institutions
sirlans lasi nisi.. ,,,. f .... . n stresses me iicv.n.ii ...cru. ...... ,
Saturday night the condition of the m attached to those ,
Catbohc prelate, who h b"e l "no"t dwene It and that acts of
several months was grave, but ""me Injustice nnd even xlolenco should be
brtt ''Tw nno based upon the nusplclon
GERMANY TO USE PROPAGANDA
IN ATTEMPT TO SPLIT ALLIES
Plan. Being as CarefnllyUid a. Tho,e of Military Effort in
France Preparing for Future
lliy.ard Impede Preparations
for Drive and Torrents
Swell Rivers
l.nn.lnn, April S3. j
The Times, in an editorial says! t
"There has beet, noticeable of lale a '
tendency to riuebtlou the value of Amcr- i
Milan, April 23.
Severe winlrv weather prevails along
tho Italian front an, Indeed, throughout
most of thn region of Northern Kal
lean assistance In the great struggle or ,..nly mlottfaiiHi accompanied by bllnd
at least Its arrival In time to prove of )nK ,,,..,, r0 r-rte,l from the
real value before the crisis of tho pres-1 mouI.ta,no.lg s-,,toia In the Trentlno nnd
ent tussle is past This was perhaps- thn an(. IaKj(I,nil v,.Cj8 nna
only to bo expected as the Inevitable ta.tnn, to , Mollllt Mra,ln ranBL.
rellux of the first tide of optimism with , ,nten-0 tni(, llPlnK experienced on the
which America's entry Into the war was ,,,,. Illa, .,., ousc.ueiit on
greeted and tho extravagant c-pecfa- . . . ,,,.
I.. fSt a. 1. I 1. .. aba1sa ... . ... . . ni.... ll.n,.iinn.l l Alvla It l a I A
waters of the IMave anil Mlige iiivcis mm. .nuu.-.....u ...; --i.
are now level with then binU- the etimlojes
Morld Will He Sared
S-JoUlthstandliiB that tho echo of the
TUSSlan cailnnn mnv Kn l.enr.l l. shnrt
S'c from this ver spot, the world
k a t ntllu I ue lenirai 1'owers win
tnd h d De,auso rlBht must triumph
f -nuu ui mo ueierminaiion oi an
Kif! Ttn 11,at tlle world must be made
5t fr democracy"
jrne luncheon was given under the
".pices of the Ministry of Information.
na Hi aaa.. - ...
r. . v I', vol luprcBcniaiivea picsci.i
pciuded those of Great Britain, Amer-
llCa. Cnn-A A. .a. ..a .. rs (aa
a ,.,, wiuoiruiiu, c.v .CU..1IU,
'n Africa, IVance, Italy, Belgium
eeverai neutral countries. .
In MAAAA-I .1 . . ...,
r.-i iMui'uaiiii, -our American Euesis.
KJ'uUnant Colonel Sir Campbell Stuart,
fftwerly of the Canadian army, who
I--., Bl on9 t mo assistant military at-
!" at the British embassy, Wash-
.un. said!
e muat seize this God-gtven hour
a closer union with our Atiitr-
IO UretllAAA -A 1.AA... t.A. ..,.- Ill
ltn.. --.. ... . n.tutv inci.i ....... .
Lu(luerstan,l Ih... h....H nn tn Iava
tSSi otn'r beer.. and it Is some patls
KSh on. to know that today we are a
tmt way on tho road to the accomplish
Knt of these objects."
: .KinJerhoof Church Dediraleil
lUnra.lrr. I'm. April 29 Imp-es'Ive
it ir incident to tho d-dicatlon of
v..-i-r,t raKriKeucai vnurcn ni i..i
5. West Meinntteld lownBhl"'. wer
";raay. 'i lie pew cnurcn w n
U9A A . nr tin nnn ..a tti nffer.
t Wm al jh. rv.'cs defrayed
W rt of tb bt, ' ,
' Waslilncton, April 29.
tn.MNVS bloody effort to split the
(j British and French allies In the
West will be followed by a tremendous
n-opaganda effort directed to the same
Diplomatic advices today indicate that
end
the Teuton is laying his plans for a
o... h-a the German In this. Allied
and American leaders here are sug
gesting a strong Allied offensive In
Italv or Macedonia. This might be
made sufficiently powerful to disengage
Germany's undlBiurueu enous m ""
si
many here, will result in tne pressim,
u,o ... - treachery as eoual In Importance to mai on u.e u-.
''whispering """-. ',,,. -.la-antic fields of tho West.
mllftary effort In Khvnder. and Plcardy
m"'rom the advance guard of the prop
aganda assaults. It appears Germany
tm follow two courses In France-of-?er
to arrange for settlement of French
hit much of the new propaganda is
.rnanatlne from Switzerland.
""And U.e German., apparently prepar-
tbre-at the rear door of a'
many believes mio '"".'-.., ,.,-,
tlons of Its early effect which were then
built upon that even..
j "Since theso last hnve failed to ma
! tcrlallzc their huiliTua navo hastened
..... .. . ..- . AA.I.AA
. . j jQ CaSl llie lllllinn Ull vinv..v.i minci
warned gravely that the German prop- I tlian confCss their unwarranted assump-
aganda directed to this end Is now I xina and, swinging over to the other
under way and the Allies must act. PXlrenie, now seek to minimize rather
i. i- -.,.. eilrient nrcordlng to dlplo- ti,nn render .usMco to undeniable
J. A ,,W. . . ...A I
Ameilcan achievements J.arly assur
ances that our American allies would
make their presence felt In the air
first of all are also recalled and we are
asked to compare these fond hopes vv Ith I
the unsatisfactory fulfillment of Amei-I
lean promises In this respect. I
"If we have been dissatisfied wlthj
our own rate of progress we may be
very sure that our American menus
limn heen enually dissatisfied with
theirs and that, true to their national
character, they have been even less
since we nave
ha ilcevuto I'ordlne dl nbbandonare
.nlro 21 ore, II suolo austrlaco ion
I ingiun-slniie dl lion farvl rltnrno se non
dopit la gueira I.'lmperatrlco Zita e
sin ni.idre sono state rltenute il il
liartito prn-Gcrmauhi In Austria tome
resnniisabili rlella famnsa letter,! die
I imperatore Carlo serlsse al cognato I
I'liniipe Slsto, alio scopo ill Intavolaro j
mgnzl.itl ill pate ion la Irani in, ricnno
s. . ndn gluste le nsplrazlonl della
I'lancla per I'Alsazia e la I.orena
Nntlzle glunte al VatlLiinn recano oho
la mln.iicla dl coiupllcazlonl polltlcbe In
Austil.i e' dovilta ..I fatto della larga
iiKttnzloni degil .Slavi o del Cyechl. t
quail con 11 loro slstematlro otruzlo
nlsmo mlrano nd Indebollro le resistenz.!
nazlonale
SI dice die I lmperatoro Carlo abbla
snllecltatn II l'apa ad Inlervenlrc per
dli'su.idero II clero austrlaco dl parted
pare nll'agitazlone
110,000 Kmplo)cs in Knipp Works
Aniklerdnm, April 23 The Krupp
works. German gun and munition man
ufacturers, employed more than 110,000
p. rs.ms In Kehruai.v and the number
was then expected to reach 1.6,000 by
Mull 1, ar cording to an Ksscn dispatch.
among
To Help
The Boys In France
matlo advices, that Germany, seeing tne
prospect of a long struggle In tho A est.
is trliig to create a situation in Itussla.
India and elsewhere such Us will find the
Allies, after eighteen months more, en
.! in a dozen struggles, each almost
'." "i.-f. ..mm.t.iv. ii Is believed by 1 snaring In criticism !
....,:;- Uiu result In the pressing I had to deplore bitterly our own un-
preparedness for tne struggle wmen
was forced upon us, we cannot refuse
of thousands of Russians on the side
of the Teutons. And It might also
Jeopardize fulfillment of German) 'a Ber
lin to Bagdad dreams.
The more Hlndenburg bleeds his Ger
mans In the west the greater will be
come his urge for more men from Aus
trla, and flghtem from Bulgaria. The
to recognize ina America was even
less prepared than ourselves, nor to ad
mit that she has been quicker than we
lo acknowledge that performance can
no'.' Ue mads to jump simultaneously
with project
The suggestion inai America- nas
"I know something
that will clearyour skin'
"When my complexion was
ted nnd rough, I was .so
ashamed thnt I never had
any fun. I imagined that
people avoided mc-perhap-they,
did! But the regular
use of Resinol Soap with n
little Resinol Ointment just
nt first ha3 given me back
my clear, healthy skin. I
wish you'd try it!"
Austriana have sent few " date J failed to fulfil her promises up to the1
and the Hulgars insist on fighting only.hut cannot fall to arouse her. She
In defense o' their own teiiltory. oil- feels now that eho must do more than I
cial advices say An Allied offensive In I justify them and we may rce'' assurid
any I
nanr. "'"?,..." n'r a dominated ICast
pecieu rem. - - - -.,..- Hd. cial advices say nn Aiueu uiwmm. ' jumni wnu mm nt n.j ... m
President Wlson, I n 1,1 "aV B?0 ' Ma y or Macedotila wouW d.flnltely stop that she will not only do so. but
tfresV warned of V ? M troop" mvm,X. from the-da o at a much earlfer date than
ultimately n.lad under her Wr W g wMtwnlrd, U U held, one ha. eerloujly expected
flA ana jnaiu. ..iuy".- -,-.-
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nra-PTTS: r tfl C3j llMfipi
During the first five days of
this week the entire amount of
the sales of our Philadelphia
office will be devoted to the
purchase of
Liberty Bonds
THE NATIONAL CASH REGISTER COMPANY
730 Chestnut Street
esiti
Rulnol Oisttntal and RmIaoI SotpiUo eltar
.r dudrufl od L9 tha htlr hralthr
altrardv. ."or trial Irt,srrlta IHot-J-R,
RatlnoU Bllttoori, lid.
MimiteMan Six
DELAY MEANS
DISAPPOINTMENT
If the Government decides to reduce ',
the output of automobiles to 26& of '
the present production, which appears
likely, on acute car shortage will re
sult. The Iexlngton la an excellent
investment for many reasons which,
we'll gladly demonstrate.
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