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UNDER FIRE
RUSSIAN GRANDDUKESEES
ARISTOCRACY OF INTELLECT
Alexander Sure Czar's Dead, But Says the Dowager Empress
Won't Be Convinced and Vows Not to Leave Muscovy
iMMERICANS
n. Aaanrlnlrrl Frrs.
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g ' Budapest, Sunday, April C Forces
commanded by Simon Vellurn, the prcs-
S ent leader of Ukraine, are md to be
: vi. Itpnorts roeciTed here
8 indicate that they are within a few miles
Ij1 of the city.
Archancel, April 7. DcIcc1-Rt A.
r.) The Hussiau official report on the
' " fighting in the Srcd Mclthrcnga sector
Friday shows the Holshcvists lost TOO
dead and wounded, in addtion to the
a08 prisoners taken by the Allied forces
The Allies suffered no casualties
The Bolshevists jestcrday resumed
the bombardment of the British and
American positions on the Dvina and
Vaga rivers.
The theft of t.000,000 Bolhewsr
rubles (nominally 52.000,000) bv Cir
cassian Cossack officer-. vln.se uttlvitiw
nlso included the anest of 1H0 Amor
ican consul nt Archangel and the kid
napping of the North nunun ""';
ment omcials was explained at the trial
of the omeers Saturday before the
wipremc judicial authority of Northern
Hususia. , ,.
The ofikcr. among whom were l-ap
tain Bers and Colonel Mciia. were
cuuvictcd and sentenced to imprison
ment and deprivation of their inuk and
decorations. Because of their military
valor the court lccommcnded they up
pardoned.
The defendants admitted nearly every
accusation, pleading old Cosack laws
, and the political situation as justihta-
tlnn
when an Ainea lanciing hi
Paris, April 1. (Coirespondcnee of
the Associated Tress.) "I nni not here
as n grand duke," taid forlncr Grand
Duke Alexander of Itiibsla, to the Aso
still entertained borne hope thnt he
might be ullve, but now even that hope
lias died. There is only one member of
the family who persists in clinging to
the hopo that he is alive the dowager
elated Press recent!. "I know very empress. She has riiadc a vow not to
well that such things do not exist any leave Itussla unlrs the death of her
longer, but 1 am of the opinion, how-1 son is established beyoinKthc shadow of
ever, that there will alwnjsl be nu nris-1 a doubt, and I do not dare to shatter
tocracy in the world If not that of1 her hist illusions."
birth, then of intellect nud edticntlon i The ex-grand duke spoke feelingly,
the aristocracy of gentlemen." ' with apparent effort to ieprcs his ctno-
The corresnoudrnt. who hud never tion. of the execution of his two
conversed with a grand duko bcfoie,
had gathered his ideas of them from
musical comedies, Monte Cnrlo and the
Bioadvvaj spoies of grand dukes. There
was nothing suggestive of anv of thesf
in the strong, tall, dignified ni.'ui vvur
was speaking.
"I have given up nil hope of rver
seeing inv nephew, the emperor," hn
added, "When 1 left the Ciiiitca I
brothers in i'etrograd vvheu they were
led out from IVter and l'aul fortress
mid chot down without the semblance
of n trial on January 20, 1010.
'"I he nlsheviki would never have
dared to do this nulexs strengthened by
the semi-recoenition nfforded them by
the proposal to meet the debates of
the Knteutc at I'nnkipos islands," he
niltlcd.
U. S. WILL SEIZE CATTLE I CUBAN CONGRESS OPENS
$100,000 Worth of Bovlnes in Mex
ico to Be Confiscated
-liiarc. JIcv. Apnl S (Kv A. 1' )
Unity fiscal guards from the .luuic
custom notice have gone to the Ojitos
ranch, lfiO miles southwest of here, for
the purpose of i minding up nnd enn
filiating cattle lucd at $100,000 be
longing to the AVnnen Cattle Coinpnnv,
an Ainericnn owned loinpanj. ncinul
ing to a statement hv the lominiinder
pf the customs guard1', ll whs alleged
the Warren Coinpanj hnd epoited nit
tie to the T'nited States without piviug
export duties amounting to that iim
Manager Moreliead, of the Ojitoa
ranch, who was here tod.iv, smcl lus i
companv h.id niver failed to puj duties
ou all nttle expoited nnd has started'
an investigation of the expedition. The
President Menocal Alludes to Labor
Issue in His Message
II nana, April S -fl?y A. V ) The
fiist session of the ninth congress open
ed yeslprdav It is figured the Con
servatives will have a majority of about
nine members 'J he senate continues
with a small Conservative majority.
'I he president in his ire-sage to con
gress called attention to the frequent
labor troubles in the country nnd ex
pressed confidence IcgHntion would bo
adopted looking to the necessary re
forms which the condition of the vvork
eii nnd the public pence and order de
mand, lie announced his purpose to
send Inter to the congress a special
message containing leconimendations
which he niav nidge opportune, bused
on the information unit rceoinmenuu
PERSHING VSTERA
VITTORIO EINUELE
II Capo Delle Armate Americano
in Francia Andra' a Roma
nel Prossimo Maggie-
LE CRUDELTA' DEI SERBI
Published nnd Distributed Under
rUHMIT NO 84t
Authorized ty the set of October ct.
101". on flln at ths FoitofTlee ot Phila
delphia. Pa
By older of the President
a a num,E;ov.
Postmaster General
Homa, S nprilc II Oenornle Persh
ing, coninndante dcllo Armate Ameri
enne in Francia, ha accettato l'invito
del Ooverno Itnllnno per isitnrc il Itc
d'ltnlia, nel prossimo mnggio. In occn
sione della visitn il Genomic I'erhing
sara' accompagnnto dal Colonello I,lojd
Griscom, gia' ambasciatorc in lloma.
sottomesso dalle truppe scrbe ni lncin
dlato. Git abltantl rlmaRcro cosl' sena
ensa e furono dispcrsl dal soldati serbi
die 11 malmcnarono cou i talcl dei,fiuill
l'arecchie donuc ebbero la tcpta sclilac
ciata. Quattro tiomtnl furouo ImpkinU
ad nlbcri, per tcrrorbaro il popolo. 1 n
Immenso numcro di case del Montenegro
sono stute sacchcgglatc e dlstruttc, nien
trl 1 scrbi hauno prcso forniture, vlvcrl
e qunnto 11 popolo posscdeva. I.o siopo
della Serbia e' qucllo dl soffocarc la voce
del Montenegro. 11 mlo paese domanda,
prima dl tutto, 1'cvncuazlonn delle
truppe scrbc e poacla la ristoraziouc del
nostri confinl."
Mllano, 7 aprllc. In lloma e' slato
icri pubblicato il primo volume del rap
port! della Commissionc Ileale per le
ntropitn' nnstro-tedcscho commcssc nel
territori invasi del Vcneto. I lapportiJ
contengono narraxlonl chc non furono
riportnte dal giornali. Immcdlatn
mente dopo l'invasionc la media della
mortallta' sal!' dal 22 nl Cm per ognl
mlllc nbltanti, c oltre 37,000 dttadlui
morirono per maltrattamenti.
Soltanto nella cltta' di I'eltre un
quarto della popolai'lone totalc mori'.
In un altro paese un indivlduo struppo'
una ragazza dl sun famigliu dull'ol
traggio di cinque ufflciull unghcresi, ma
fu prcso, denudnto c dopo nvergll fatto
ingolarc una inticrn bottiglln di cognac,
gli furono bruclati gli occhl con una
cnndcln cd 11 suo corpo fu cautcrlzzato
con un ferro rovente. II martirio ccsso'
quando 1 carneflel procedcrono per nitre
indescrivibili atrocitn'.
Di circa 10,000 cittadini deportati per
csserc lntcrnati in campi ui conien-
In Germanln e nell Austna-
Ojitos ranch is owned bv the Warren i tlons which he has solicited from Mujor
inteicsts. of Three Oiks, Mich. iGeneial Crowder, V. S. -A . who, bj
nuthoiitv of his government, is now
making a stud.v of the subject
DR. M'COLL MODERATOR
the pres
twelve!
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L.uni..uij, ....i" ,, u J riLII.J.I.Ul. n u. .-..
JVrchangcl seemed imminent, captain nu i-ciiirtuciHii'- c-iculc.jr
Bers" and the other Cossacks wcroi Coming Year
aligued with the Bolbhcvists. As the tn,p n ,1r ,lpxnniler MneColl,
Allied transports approached the city has been elected moderator of the I'res (
the liulk of the Bolshevist lorce ticci, nvterv ot I'hilaileipuia utnrr imporxant
i..,e Mra nnd the Cossacks remained business before the presbjterv was the
behind, ns did Colonel Polapoff, the
Bolshevist commander, who was ar
rested later.
Captain Hers seized tne safe con
taining the Bolshevik war fund of 4.
000,000 rubles. Then, with Colonel
. P61apoff, the Cossacks arrested the
American consul, Pcltx Cole; the Brit-
ish and French cons,,., ami the French VuiZ l!. II li.b'
military mission. The Allied officials prt n ilttell. .f. A. MocCi
were taken to a uarn ami niciucn, enc
Cossacks holding them nnd the money
Kin hostages until something definite
happened.
FATHER KILLS MAN
iiomiti.il ion of twelve! ministers nnd
twelve Invmen as commissioners to tli"
i General Assembly in St Louis in Mav
Six ministers and six Invmen will be
choen from the respective twelves nt
another meeting of the piesbv tcrj. '1 he
nominees aie :
Ministerial '1 he Itevs II. Altord
Boecs. K. S Bow man. Charles II
Brousnn. Fdwarcl M. Freeman, Wil
liman. noli-
Calluni. C. F.
Macartnev, Alexander Mnctoll, .1. '
Bnvmond, F. I'igott Simkin.
Klders A. G. Hrnelford. Dr I A
I Cameron, William Crozier. II. .1. Gib
bons, .lohn Ilaggeitv, John llimklcv,
JKdvvnrd Frutchev, F. Gucker, A. S
McCliirc, William II Taul, Itasmus
Simonscnn and Frederick Troxell.
HOPE SOLDIER SON LIVES
Parents Get Card From Him Post
marked After Reported Death
Palmira. N. .!.. April S Hope thnt
nn ofhcml repoit from the War Depart
ment ot the death of then son, Harri
son, in Fiance, from meningitis, was n
mistake has developed foi Mr. and Mrs.
G. A. Mohrmann, of Broad street, ns
a tesiilt of the receipt of it postcard
fiom the joung soldiei 'I he govern
ment message said he died March IS,
while the postcard was postmarked
March 22. The Bed Cioss has cabled
to Frame to learn the truth. Young
Mohrmann was a member of the
Thlil -seventh Division, which is le
turning to America, nnd his last letters
told of his plans for coming home.
Shoots the Married Admirer of His
Elghteen-Year-Old Daughter NEW SHIP LINE IN SOUTH
Wilmington. Del.. April S. William
II. Dents, thirty-three jenrs old, of Service to Be Developed Later to
Jenny Hill, was shot and killed at tlie( south America and West Coast
French street station of the Pennsyl I nrunsnick. Ga.. Apul A new
xauia-Hullroad bv George S. J.ucas, ' i,n nf steamshins destined to call nt
Jifty-fivc years old. of 170.'! Fnion
street, a member of the railroad police
force and former! a sergeant of the
Wilmington nolice department. The
!j ' shooting, according to Sirs. I.ucas. is
fc!l- L .. T-.-... 1
cne rcsiiii oi ueiuis h cmtiricei icucii,
pajlng attention to Marion, the
cighteen-ycar-old daughter of the man
who did the killing.
Lucas gave himself up and was taken
to the police station, where a charge of
murder was preferred against him. He'
' is being held without bail and will be
arraigned in City Court this morning.
Dcats drove a truck for the rnilroid
EV and was waiting for ir to be loaded
&JS' when he was shot while standing on
the station platform.
Wilmington. Chaileston. Savannah,
Biunswick and Jacksonville has begun
cipeintions. It is the intention of the
founder of the line. Matthew Hale of
Boston, who built concrete xcssels for
the Liberty Shipbuilding Company, in
Biunswick, to have regular sailings ot
these ships from the ports mentioned foi
Cuba nnd the Central American repub
lies. Later it is proposed to extend
the service to the larger South Amen
c an ports of the east c oast and if
business warrants to go ultimatclv
through the Panama canal and trade
along the west coast of Central and
South America.
It is believed that such a line of ves
sels will develop a hrgc business, espe
cially at present, as bottoms for Latin
Amencau trade are scarce.
NERVE
CONTROL
And How to Gain It
By H. Aidington Bruce
An expert explanation of the cauiei
nd symptoms of all nervous troubles,
and simple, direct instructions for their
relief. Dozens of such subjects as
fro l Mine Strain MaNtt Tlut Hurt
Hrvl Hw ce Ovttcem Worry ana Ml.
iKhotyt train Fe and let Ramadyi Mew
ta Btntth Insomnia, IrrctaMUty, Timidity.
ate i Oarana Rid ef Neneua Indlttatlen;
Haw la CUM Narva Central and Koea Your
arttem weU and Strana.
"Aq Immense amount of practical advice
Ihit ! both aouDd and scientific and In airee
ment with Istest advances In Neurololv.
Oufht to be ol immense help In a aenerit
way to sufferers from nervous troubles "-
Iiader H, Ctrtalt, M.D Emineot Neu
rolosist. Boston.
$1, net, by asai $1.12. Boeiiiotei, et Publuhcis
Funk & waqnalls companv
3S0 Mcirth. Avenue, New York
Itoma. 7 nprilc. John Plnmeuatz.
presideute del governo montenegrino,
durante unn intcrvista hn descritto le
eondmoni del suo paese, il quale, si
asserlsce, gia' esausto dallu prima c sc
condn guerrn baleanica, entro' nella
guerrn inondiale scnn cssere provvislo . .
Hs : i,:,.i . i.i ,..ii i trnzion
111 ill illlt HUUIK'lUlIll IIILII 1 IV.Ollllll.14IU.
montenegrino ha dovuto soffrlre lMn-' PW?"BV ofl ,lci ,!'0,ll,tl ,,l,"ln
vaslone nnlitare della Scrbia-ba detto! pnglonlcrl. chc ammoi.tavano a ,0 -
I'lnmcnaU Io per uar- '. na" ""lv umc-mii ....l cm-
i nirrtclm1 nnmm.n A. ben w.iniu pcrirouo. v in lupprcseniii
...i.i .i, n,rn tomnr, nor- mrinr. una media del 75 per ogiii mlllc
fino a domani. Fosso dirvi soltanto un piigionien. e rappresenta una lata otto
episodio del quale fui tcstimone. II, volte supenore a quclli rclativn alle
villaggio di Miri, ove Ja sola colpa fu mortl nvvenutc tra 1 prigicmieri nennci
In piena fede per il Montenegro, fu I in Italia.
il presidcnle
rure tutte
POLES ARE NEEDIER
Tl
BELGIUIIo
American Agent Says They Re
quire 80,000 Tons of U. S.
Food Monthly
BENEFICIARIES GRATEFUL
n the Associated ,1'ress
Waisnvv. April 0 (delayed). Itefore
departing today for Paris, Dr. Veinon
C. Kellogg, ipember of the American
food administration, who Investigated
the food und health problems in P'ast
Poland, said the situation there had
improved, partly ns n result of the re
ceipt of American food shipments, but
that tliev were far from being solved.
"It will take a year to get Poland on
lier feet," Doctor Kellogg added.
"There are at least 0,000,000 people
bcattered over 10,000 square miles who
arc worse off thnn weie the Belgians
because they have been without any
help whatever for four jears. Thoy
arc aboslutcly dependent on the Allies
for food, clothing nnd hospital sup
plies. "1 mil glad to see the American lied
Cioss concentrating its effoits in the
vast territoiy cast of the Hug liver,
which easilj is the most distressed pint
of the whole country. If only the
Amei nnns at home could see the grati
tude of these poor people ! Thtee mouths
ago tliev were compluining nnd dis
couraged. Xow they nre hopeful.
Women, with their eves filled with
teais, ran after us and kissed our conts
nnd thanked us for the fooc we hnd
given them."
" ,
"Dire was the noise
"Sims on armour clashint hray'd t
Horrtblt discoid, andthi maddint mhith
Of ' brazen chariots ragtd: dirt watthtnoh
Of conflict." Wilton)
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Sounds like the Knights of Old.
But it is really Days of Business.
The battle is oyer. The Noiseless
Typewriter has vanquished noise and
made the office a peaceful place to
work in.
Quiet means swift' strokes of un
impeded thinking.
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