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j&ftert Admonishes
PubgBe Calm
forrifnl mr-tlioilt qIJJii' AIIipi in or
ctipyinir n(l(lltlittnirTman territory.
JpiW(vPl?,,W.rjV'''Wp protected vi
lyfli4ln &irlli I'icMrfrnf (!
MaJPil nHoJKMlolntion of tlir
Trcnly of l'rnro
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The nroiiilctit proclamation n ns
kHrWV f nA
"lZMotjoiii rtJjir iitipoiH'iid in
!hc world war liiipncil timti 111 nn-
cnrd of Bsm4J'!!h-Mh In ii.niir nml
inrt, lmnMlfoI fulflllmont .Not
nlj ojiiUrr Imf nui ihllilriMi nlid
cinntlc liililron would luiw Hii'imc the
ork xlnvrs of mir ndviTunni'i l our
ienntuic v witc i.illcd upon to
Ipnl ji tiHintuii f ulinih cumi tin- worn ot
h KierMVUi 'U'oMII not liA. Millie eel
o mrr out
We niiiM iii'i ntid o nnno coin
f'lr lit! (.Ik Pr Ijonor :itil i" If ri'prt
"iWJi i.Jitiyf'.liri(ii li of tho IV.ii'i'
I'rpafVW Tf r-cm" our opiiniirnt nir
hdviuffnf Jiftyiy" ornipntion of more
ipriniin id r mi
"Wo Ikiwcmt nri not in n po-Uion
ii nntjmp font" with for' c We mo
tWMlJtlflfl-Uni
r rnr os wo i nil r oui so nu
ho M!ll.'ibT:niz the vniro of rlfilit
ouini'iH mix l-onr
"UirltK lit bonis ilmxntnulili n bv
IniKhf
I Iip whole (rriiuiii pi opi is Miller
ng xoi.li thoc of our i t irti" xxlm nn-ore-oil
to uffu" fnrrii.ii domination.
A Ith tirni liomls inu-t tint sorrow unite
p In oik vcrfrm'nt, one will
rnifiw iiIItpim, moot this forpicn
rinmiuntiun wilii v.rnxo elisnitx Mum-
'itIii wn upright di'Pirniior. I'o not ni
iw joiirolvrs in bp dmi'ti into loin
nitti'tii; U' ootisldiTrd nor Up pntlwit
i ml linvo fnitli ln1 linnprinl omtii
nrnt -il not ri'it until tin- forfiRti
ow pc .yifliW bpfori- our rixlit "
(tPCiipatioil or litiPlilori, iuriprc
nd Ittih'ort b nllii-d forni will not
i oppoi'd by the iiorinun !oiprn
inpni. it. wps IndimtPil Iipw tln morn
W
'I'll" rnbinpt wa in ion until II
o'p'ork. nml Uiimi di!" i'd witliout fnk
Ing notion ni iilntpd i" hhm t tho Mlun
tlon wlmli lm nnipn bi-twipn (pniintn
And tin' nlliPil nMloti"
It luid 1h' ii lirtppil tlmt -onio inentm
of noidlut: n llniil brp-iU inujlit In1
found in ipw of tin? Informul ion
firpuits lictwppn Or Wnltcr Simons
find Prpiniors I.lovd fipnrgp nnd ltri
nd diirlnp Hip !n-t thrpc dnvs
SppakinK of the (il'ii'd ppnaltut n
cnbinpt mcmbi'r xtntpd nflpr tin' nil -Journmcnt
of tbo tnicttne
"Wp must bvur thPin with disnitj
Cnliln-t .Members Arp Ilosiciied
DetailB of the last scuilon of the rpp-
rMtiong rouferenep In London had not
Wn rtreivpil hcn at roidnight The
Inst newn rttphed from Dr. Simon-,
jndlpiited thf (Jprmun delegation had
prepared to leave Iondon thin mornlnK
Mcmbeis of the eublnet wlm were
willing to talk wewed the "ltuntlon with
i nhpw of resiijnntion, nnd declared
tiothinjr ivonlil be iiid or done until
the effoct of the I'ntente inTniion hud
been demonstrated prui tieallv
Information was received at the ihnn
cellery lute ehterday nfternoon that
tlelclan billetins "fpiiidn hail appeared
ripnr Nous".. I!nrlv last eienuin the
govornment was advised that enntin
g'nls of Krenrli trrxips had moved to the
edge of the oicupatton zone, and wptp
rnd to ndvanee while others were
Mining down the Hhine on river boats
ncrnmn'i oal deliveries to the Allies
may be nffe,ed b the prcent inin
tmn. it was indicated Although En
tente troops tnnv seize important coal-
shipping point.s. they will hae to ico
Hill farthei into the interior of the
liulir iitnet in order to secure effec
tie inntrol of i mil prodiu tmn N'o
Infonrntion had ben received by the
K'i eminent last ni'lit nunrding the
nperition of the riiHtoms barrier to be
established us .i pint of the Entente
plnn
Kbert ilnionlshes f'opillaie
IVesnlent Klmrt Inie Inst nuhl ap
nolei In the (ierman people tn meet
' thi forcijn depotisin ' with ' auteie
dignity lie iilsn admonished them
t,or t.i rnnim'i ill-ndvi.ed hi tH. nnd en
eluded Ills Rpfieiil til saMIlg
' Ue natjent have faith, foi the
government vvl'' n"' r,v" """' 'be for
eign tyrsnts uclil to our ru-lits
Y'l wens niiibiished m the ninl-t of
the negotiations In the declaration of
IVeinler l.lovd Uenrge that the penil
, ties had tc put into cifeit, although
.the negotUi'on- were still going on and
.were based 01 th inforninl ronferemes
held duriir -he 1iit fi-w das, one
jribinel remler staled after rhe se
afirui !at nl;b' The Kinenic - uo
tfeduro is not wurrantid bi an clause
nM thn tieaty
r None of the dilnnet membei, ap
itcareil vo h.ue nj detiniie ui a as to
cthe i ?n iiioe ot the .Miies iisnie nom
iuvadin fresh flennnn areas '1H
"governnitivl, it n,i suid was lertam'
of suppoit from the lien hstag in new
of declnrat on-, innde hiit atunl.iv
w lien h'A Millions em epl the Con
liioinists, went in rei ord in opposirinii
li llii) deniini fi rmuliiteil hi I'ari-
lmloii, Mauii ilh I' I"
Sfhamer tie iiei :,un ii'nli.i-siul r i"
(-nit Itrild n ml' I' m I niidon i i
1'erlin tunighi i was iinn'oiti' e( tln
nfterinion. When asen: nhilhi'i In , ' I ninii
the (Jerman imvoj shrug'il lu h mi
ders nnd said lie did not kmm
Till iitnbi.ssi li"re i, run nun .' pen
with th oiiiiisellnr in (hurge
Pm Is. tnih s lit I' . -I
rerieh and liermmi oi In isi lenders
are In eonfereni e m Hdun dn ussing
the oiisuon of rfii.miii"!!- -jt a IW-r
lm olspntch in the .licim i'
Preparations fur 11 iimfinn. e uf
Fretih, English and f Senium Sui mlists
w hiob Is to be l.elil in April in a i t v uf
a neutral countii an1 being nuiile it
is said, and ihp liiiman plan to --ul,
nut n program f'.r tn rei unstrin t mn
of rtgoiH d'wtMiiii'U I wing tie Mn
t'.ire Itenau'l ' l iiruiiibmh nml
I eun I i ha ' . m til I n i Ii Sh
lA-nuiir
PORCH ENCLOSURES
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Alio M.ln Ncaci S p i -I Y i r rten
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I IV ru 1,
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elnllst leaders, are dceliireil to be In
Herlln.
(Jeneral ilegoutte, romtnnnder-in-ehlef
of French forcea nlnng the Ithlnc,
recrlvcd orders from Mnrslml FihIi nt 8
o'clock Inst night to ndvanee upon cities
the Allies hnve announced they will take
oer as n result of (Jermnnv'a refusal
to neeept the Paris plan for pnjmcnl
of Indemnifies.
A strip of land from eight to ten miles
deeji on the eastern side nf the Ithlnc
will be occupied by French forces, says
a telegram to the .lournal from Mn -ence.
Slaymcp Caltu on the Surf.irn
Dispatches from Mnyence tleclnre thai
citj was outwardly calm, ciowds of
townspeople ttmtcnting themselves by
commenting upon newspaper dispatelies
relating details of the break in nego
tintlnns at London.
No upeclnl measures were taken by the
occupation troops, nnd no reintnnce to
their mix unco had been npprehenileu
hut belief Is expressed here that nil
militnrx precautions hnxc been tnken
The Iluxns correspondent nt London
in n dispatch timed nt 1 o'clock this
morning. i"nv that the fSeritinn ctperti"
lontlnne to study new proposals, xxlihh
will probnblr be presented to the Allies
thiit morning.
An culler dlspntih indicated that
the dcpiiiture of the (iermnti delegates
ft mn London todn.x was bx no mentis
certain.
"There seems to be n belief," the
dispatch snld. "that new instructions
from Herlin could reach Dr. Simons
and it i cxpii iisstirrii that thn (termini
ppcits haxe not sexered nil contact
xvlth allied circles."
Ileal t of (treat Industrial Are.i.
The -roni of the nllied occupation
in (ermnnv Is on the river Khine in
the heart of the great industrial region
of the Kuhr Valley, with Esven, home
of the Krupp munition work. its eiitei .
Dussddorf DuUberg and Huhrort, tn
be occupied, are Hhlue porta Into which
tlow the tint tratlic of the Kuhr iron
region 'Ihtsp cities adjoin the llritlfh
one of in pupation nt Cologne The
Ainerii hii 7otic is nt Coblenr, seventy
fix miles taitlier Miuth. and the French
one nt Muxence, nnother seventy-five
miles smith
The oiiiipution does not involve
iiinuhing betond the Khine. except in
the immediate vicinity of the occupied
cities
Muish.il Forh has assigned a zone to
cm h Allies' contingent, the number of
xxhose effectives xvill be only of u nufffl
dent number utrietly necessary to carry
out orders nnd not necessitate the re
tention of the French class of 101!) with
the colors. The holding of this class
vs 111 be considered otilv If the measure
undertaken result in i.iitowanl Inci
dents, which it is heliexeil lire uiilikel.x.
Sentiment in the lower classes in
Frame wus echoed in lOeuvre, which
declared :
"Then is wnr going to begin again?
Lit us hopo not. It ih merelv debt col
lei ting nnd not our fault, if the Her
mutis oblige us to send our best urmy
torps us collectors."
The Communist I. 'Humiliate asked:
"Are the pnn-(Sermnns and the
1'renc h I 'hauvinlsts again going to
plunge the xorld into turmoil''"
"Irnme did not seek n break, but
the breuk occurred," wrote Jacques
liainville. tin authority on foreign poli
tics, in the Excelsior ' It may be said,
however we do not regret It, for, after
.ill, it will bring u solution to the
problem
These words fairly represented the
c.ilin iiiood in which French newspapers
receited the news from londun. Jour
nals nthliiited Willi supporters of foi -met-
President Poincure upeulv ex
ulted ' It is most foitunate. ' said the
Figaro ' that the Hermans decided to
bteak off the negotiations First, be
cause thev avow before the xxliole world
their uiixxillingness to expiate their
i rimes , and, sisomt. bei nuse the Allies
seemed readv to make further deplorable
torn " ssicuiM
Premier Brunei s nctxspapci the
l.i lulr, snld
"Action must be no less energetic
than the decisions the Allies hate taken.
The Allies would haxe been lost it they
hud hesitated to follow up their threat
with a blow '
"It was a hiillianl dipluinntii suc
cess ' declared I.e Itappel ' to have
thus iheikmateil (ierman si hi mes ti tid
ing to brink up the Entente '
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I i ported here toilav There ale al pies
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I of whuin KKHI are on tejnporari tint v
I in I pp r Sllestn
ll Is Iii'IicmmI I in folips nlnng the
Itlnne will b" le-enfiiriiil sii that thei
ill numbei PJ DIM) four battalions
b'ing lemJj in g(i to the llntish section
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civil services, lm hilling sl ears as I'nltril Stutes senutor from
Massachusetts. Major (teneral Wood lias had a brllll.mt military record,
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Philippines
man to exnde the neiv customs zone
along the Khine by diverting trade
through Hotterilnin or other ports on the
North sea will be promptly countered
by an nllied blockade, it la'declnred by
the Daily Mail.
This morning's newspapers, with one
exception, approved of the nllied de
cision to pennllze (termany for refusing
to utcede to the nlllpd plan for repara
tions This exception was the Dally
News, xvhich complained Premier Lloyd
(teorgp had "brushrd aside solid Ger
man offers making for n peaceful solu
tion of the situation."
"Mr Lloyd Cleorge." the newspaper
continued, "completely capitulated to
Frame The nllied decision was a
triumph for the Trench policy of re
venge, and nil the sinister Implications
it contains, '
Should llavo Awaited Plebiscite
The nexxspapcr argued there xxns not
legal anil scant inornl justification for
the steps projected by the Entente, nnd
asked whx the Allies could not haxe
xxaltcd a fortnight longer for the result
of the Upped Sileslan plebiscite.
It 8ai3 three sequel uro Almost in
evitable (termanv will lose the plebi
scite, which xvill still further retime her
paying capacity; the Indemnity xxill be
come worthless iih an economic reality,
and Marshal 1'och'n army xvill find a
"convenient occasion to takeover n xnst
industrial region which France bus lung I
coveted j
"The ultimate consequences of thisi
reckless adxeutiire." the nexxspapcr
xxent on. "may be onlx guessed, but
Marshal Forh's adxance ma.x soon prove
a ninrch to perdition " ,
Some misgivings were expressed bx
the Dnilx Epie-s, which urged that
(treat Ilritmn limit its participation m
nulitar.x mtivitle to the minimum
"If this is a beginning of a lengthx
campaign lequiritig widespread prepara
tion uml the mention of u great general
staff." the newspaper dei lured, "it will
be opposed llntish taxpujeis iiinnot
support another expensive vendue "
Appall to tMigiif Not Mm ei e
The London Times and the Moimng
Post rejoiced that the conference hud
produced a welding if the Entente'
The Times said the derinaii lountei
proposals had been njeitul becuuse
the) were nui hum si nml tin r the
Allies bv oicupxlng tSerman towns
i ' xxould have their hands on the laps
' tlnough vxhiih 11 huge 'imuiiu! of del
mn ii wealth passes, aiul ihev will know
i how In ii-giilnte the tlow
iiirmiinx s appeal In the liague of
Nations vv us thaioi'tc nnl bj itie 'I ele
graph ii u final linn h ul feeble in
simentv .is lieruinn wire-pullers Hike
the league about as sencuislv as thev
ilul llelgium s guaranteed neiiirahtj In
mn
I In D.nlt Mail fii-i-iii , I he lm 111
spees h i Wultei Simons hend of
the (ieiuiaii delegation was impil
elent uml ivnuul urn! thai ewix sen
fence wus mi uftroni " Even the
labonte Him aid while il culled the
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penalties "a sheep colossal folly. ' said
Dr Simons" speech xvns "a model of
tactlessness Mid ineptitude." The nexvs
paper consolcel itself, hoxxever, by as
serting: "From a revolutionary viexvpolnt, the
penalties will 1h nil for good, as the
end must be n crash from which revolu
tion will arise."
DUSSELDORF QUIET
BUT HEAVY-HEARTED
Dusseldorf, March 7 (delayed) '
(Ilv A. P.) Heax-y-beiirted Duessel
dorf tonight xxns nwniting the coming of I
tills 1 troops across the great Khine
bridge
As in the case of Dulsbiirg. tho city
ofOdnls, with the approval of the in
i diistriul concerns, haxe telegraphed the
, Herlin government not to let possible
dumtigc to tne city s commerce xxeigti
ngninst the best interests nf (tcrmanj
The cltv is quiet nnd there arc no
signs of disorder or of probnblt resist- .
ance to the Allies, although the popu- '
lation shit e the ur has gron-n more
rudlcnl The Inst elections showed ea i
return of 20,000 Communists, ns coin
pnreel with .10,000 Independent Social
ists ,
The leaders of the women xolce the
feir that allied occupation may be nc
I'linpiinled bx iiisloius and other rcguln
turns which xvill interfere xxith the milk
supplj from Westphuliu for ihildien.j
xxhich xxas recent Ix nriiuigi'd after mn in :
ilifllciilties
The citx's port facilities now consiixt'
of hexiMi I irge basins, which linudle u
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OCCUPATION OPENS
WAY INTO GERMANY
Occupation of the cities of rHiisvl-
dnr,f. Dulsberg nnd Kuhrort by the allied
lit niics, it Is pointed out by mllltury
, nulliorltlcs, will give France nnd Eng
land n point of xantnga should n further
rid' n'ce Into (termany be deemed nee
css.iry, i nu sberg nnd Iluhorl are fiituiitecl nt
the mouth of the Kuhr river nnd the oc
cupation of these cities places the allied
powers In position to control the cits
I turns rexenties that nru collected In both
I places. The great Kuhr coal basin, one
i of the richest In Europe, which lies a
t hhott distance to the east, run be placed
under control of the military within n
few hours. From all three of the oc
cupied towns the gum of the Allies also
command the great Induntrlnl city of
i.ssen. home of the famous Krupp gun
works.
i ue American forces are taking no
pirt In the ndvanee Into (termany owing
to the refusal of the United States to
ratify the ersnllles treaty. They nie
stiitioned nt Cobient, jeventy-flvc miles
to the south.
Cavalry in Dash
to Save Moscow
(mil I nun! from Tare One
Pcfrogrnd within tin co days, falling
which the city would be bombarded.
Stockholm. March 8. (Ily A. P.)
A furious wireless dispute Is going 011
between Moscow nnd Kronstndt. The
Moscow Government is trjlng to influ
ence opinion In Kronstndt by prophesy
ing general reaction If the rebels suc
ceed. The Kronstndt rebels reply that
no such a danger exists.
"We hare formed a nexv, independent
republic nnd elected n new democratic
council which will guarantee the safety
nnd interests of workers," said the
Kronstndt dispatch.
Unrest among the Soviet troops on
the western frontier is becoming threat
ening. There have been ninny deser
tinns. In the western cities chaos pre
vails and numerous of the comiiiisniies
have left their posts. Seventeen of them
liax-e lied Into Esthonla. In Petrogrnd
social life is paralyzed. The thentres uro
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nipty
cloned nnd numerous nrrcHts hnve been
made.
Tho Kronstndt rebel dent nn ulti
matum to the Hovlct covernnient to r"
lenre the families of the nntl-HohlievIk
laborers ami nenmen held nu lioHtngcn
within twenty-four hours, nt the sninc
time that tho Kronictnilt wlrelesi sent
out a dlnpntrli unyinj: "Hti'iiln's Htnrv
Init women nml children nrc dying under
the oppressive yoke of the conimu
nlstB." It Is rumored lim-e that the I'ctro-
Krnd-Moscow Hnllwny hns been broken.
It is niso reporter! ni.it tne reueuion
In Hiiss a Is NDrrndlns nnd Hint the
i'ctniRrnd workers nre hlslily etieour-
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RETIRED 0FFICERENDS LIFE
Col, E. E. Van C. Lucas Dies From
Bullet Wound In Head
New Yorlc Mnreh S il!v A. IM
Colonel nugeno fi. Vnn C. I.ucni, n
retired Unltcil Ntntcn nrmy oincer. wus
found In a Wet Hide rooming noue
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SMUGGLE ALIENS INTO U. S.
Revenue Officials Discover Conspir
acy to Evade Income Tax
Detroit, March 8. (Uy A P ) - In
vestigation Into nn iiiiiisiinl lu-iiiiniilii-tlon
of bagfngo here from points In
Ohio and Pennsylvania Imve ilNolnoed
a ronsplrnoy to aid aliens ictiiiiilng lo
Hurope to enile payment nf Itieoine
taxes, .Tohn A. (irognn, Intel mil rev
enue rolleotnr here, uild todn..
The "eheme, Mr. (Irnvnn nnis, was In
get them neroiM tlie bonier into 1 niimiii
before Ills ngents could (pletIflll thein.
Nrarh .'HID ltuslniis were piexenli'il
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mninitig until thej luid inlted ttie in
teriuil ieonue ofTlee.
IJiiestlonliig disclosed, according to
Mr. Orogan, that they luid been np
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them neross the border into Canada
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Nearly Drowned Taking Dare
On n "dare" made by 11 fellow -worker
on a contracting job, .1 nines
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eighth street above Woodland ucnue,
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