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News of the World.
PARAGRAPHIC WAR HISTORY.
Events at Washington Which Loom |
Large as Crucial Happenings—
Industrial Activities at
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Revisions or increases in the war
revenue bill will not be considered by
Congress until December, both houses
now rushing to complete all important
war measures for adjournment by not
later than July
Holland yields to demand of allies
for use of Dutch the subma-
rine Amsterdam press fears
ships in
zone, The
HH ref t
Germany will refuse to renew its eco-
nomic arrangement with Holland as a
result and calls the allies’ terms hard,
The All-Russian Congress of Soviets,
Moscow, ratified
rermany by a vote of
all the pro-
from the
meeting at the peace
with «
10 © Representatives of
resigned
party after the
Ludendorff declared in an
interview in that Germany is
every department
fessional unions
Bolshevik vote,
General
Cologne
much stronger in
than her
Aviators
enemic
of the belligerents on the
west front are incessantly busy, night
and day
The Briti continue to bomb mili-
tary works along the German lines,
The British brought down 79 planes
during the first 10 days ir March.
Aerodromes, barracks, railway sta-
tions, transport columns and march-
ing troops have been bombed.
detachment is re-
Abo, on the
Helsingfors,
The
march
A strong
ported to have pri
Finland,
dispatch says
coast of west of
v Petrograd
1 Ger-
mins
5
i
tely began to
yr of IMinland.
immedi:
y the inte
nite
A party of Americans are unable
to escape from inland on account of
the battle line drawn between the
White Guard and the Red Guard.
Those of military age will be taken
where they will be in-
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made furious attacks on
front north of
penetrated the line at
but were driven out by
the French fire after
Josses,
several points,
the violence of
suffering heavy
The German invaders in I'inland are
meeting with increasing resistance and
are said urgently to need reinforce-
nents,
Henry C,.
editor of a
Wallace of Des Moines,
farm publication, told the
icultural that
bargoes farmers
the last
Committee
have cost
road el
tock ri
few months,
The adopted
amendment to the le
working
wsers millions in
Borland
g bill to
hours of govern-
the
islative
house
increase the
ment employees so as they will work a
a day.
saving bill
passed
vote,
» an everwhe
nended to provide
for advar
months
geven period
the clocks,
Than istration formally em-
barksd on its policy of taki Con-
I'¢ into fuil confidence 1
fn var developments. The Senate
Miliary irs Committee was in
session for the War
Council,
Adoption of the railroad contrcl bill
putt
President
two hours with
the
took place in the house,
measure up to the for his
offers in
bills providing
for the federal
committee to
the budget
McCormick
series of
resentative
house
budg
for a system
under one
of all
government
take place old
the
olin H, Capstick, congressman from
the | i New v district, died a
fis home at Montville from h trou
ble
Boston postal aathorities have plac
ed the mes of 98 women on th
sul te as a preparation fo 1e
next arat
esl
tiving fiel
Campa
of Council of
re-
Defense 10
death toll. of 300,000
Many of
preventable,
duce the annual
five years
held to be
babies under old.
the
deaths are
Verdun and
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Daniels, speaking at the
Madison Square,
navy de
the
Secretary
military navy meet in
Garden, New York
| partment’s intention to double
ivy, recruiting Is
reveals
present size of the m
personnel to 600,000
cher price for the
food ad
to action
| Congress urges al
{ 1018 wheat crop, after the
| ministration tirred
| by reports of ¢ 1 shortage on the
farms,
Samuel
American
bukes the
to inculcate pacifism into the
as spokesman fs
sternly re
who strive
ranks of
Gompers,
organized labor,
Bolsheviks here
the workers
Wealthy residents of New York and
i other eastern cities who went to Palm
each by private cars will have to
| travel Pullmans and leave their
| cars in storage
American airplanes will gnard Amer-
{ lean held by troops in July.
Airplane shipments made to
France in sufficient quantity,
Dynamite plot at Hog Island ship
yard is bared before senate comuiit
Head of yard's industrial rela-
department tells of finding
explosive to half the
on
sectors
will be
tee,
tions
enough
island.
The
world, of
Pacific port
Henry
be known as “eagles
destroy
in th?
aunched at a
concrete ship
largest
7.900
tons, is
Ford's U hoat chasers will
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mbers of German soldiers
Large m
made a raid, after ter artillery
preparation, on the A sector
northwest of Toul. Onl of the
enemy penetrated the trenches. The
Americans retain the positions cap-
tured east of Lune
Capt. Roald Amu hin ad-
dress in New York, urged to
have 5,000,000 men the le front
by next year so there 1 be no chance
of defeat.
France has given war crosses for
heroic conduct
soldiers serving in the sector ed
Luneville,
The longest casualty list yet iveeiv-
ed from General Pers contains
about 100 names, only i are
given out because in
checking. The list 1 men
killed in action.
Aviator Paul F. I
downed a German airplar
New York's Sixty
gone into battle and
valiantly, according to news
from France, in which it was st:
that the regiment under its rean-
ized ident had | nended by
General Gerard of
has
itself
received
ninth
acquitted
1d
old
ted
i { reo
col
n
e French army.
blown
ition
has
ammun
ny explosions
The
up
dumps
American artillery
German
several
and caused mu
and fires behind the enemy lines.
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Regi-
Joie Ray equaled world’s reeord,
ning 1,000 yard senior national A.
championship at Twenty-second
ment Armory, New York.
Derrill Iratt came to te
Yankees.
Yale won the inte
ming
rus with the
reolleginte swim-
championship by defeating
Princeton ir the concluding meet bp
30. 10 32.
sess Willard of K heavyweigii:
world, w
champion of the ill defend his
title on July 4 in a match with Frecé
Fulton of Rochester, Minn., which w
be promoted by Col. J. C. Mille:
Bliss, Okla., formerly one of the owi-
ers of 101 Ranch and one of the mos:
showmen in Amer
ly known
Fulton is to
GOO
get a
and a side
made. Col
nd Mike Collin
agreement for bout before club offer
ing best inducement.
Connie Mack
without
former
Athleti
son.
will have to
the ser
catcher
the Red Sox
the
in the sea
Angeles,
the Mackmen under a
ferring to stick
than catch for
The Three and Severtr
Regiment de Hundred
and Eighth in boxing bouts for cham-
pionship of Camp Upton, qualifying
for final with Three Hundred
onas,
traded to Ss by Bost on ear-
lier nas, who is at
not joir
n, pre
coast r
outfit,
would
vy condit
the
a tail end
Hundred
feated the
Los said he
thes
on
ree
and
! Sixth Infantry.
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I'he Vatican believes the presen
nf the Pope will save 2
ton air raiders. The
who bombed Naples
dropped 1
Great str
hut
shopmen wi
turned to
military intervention, but ref
work.
Japanese newspa
tervention in Sibe
from German domii
Boudoir Muffs in Paris. |
The lack of heating in the Paris |
apartment houses has introduced |
boudoir muffs in satin and linen warm-
NN
at and becoming. Good
good designs are chosen:
mittened wrist a
gives elegance
and
and to the
bangle
or stress
colors
ribbon or a
No trouble
ly lined; foot warmers of velvet | makes French women careless of ap-
trimmed with fur and handsomely | Péarance; even the national shoe has
fringed ; wraps, not of silk or muslin, | style.
but of welvet or of velvet cloth; | a
blouses and rest gowns in warm ma- | Sure Composer.
terials, with long sleeves and collars | “John,” said the professor to the
that can be turned into muflflers, and | young graduate, “can you name me
mittens of wool, cloth or velvet, trim- | the greatest composer of our time?’
med, perhaps, with fur. All these | “Chloroform is about as good as
warming things are made nice to look
| any,”
was the reply.—-Chicago Herald.
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MOSCOW SOVIET I
RATIFIES PEACE
Leaders of Professional Unions
Quit Bolsheviki Party
After Ballot.
TOTAL VOTE WAS 453 TO 30.
Commissionei1s With Veto Power Will
Sit on Russian Ministries—Russia |
Ukraine Parley—Joint Confer:
ence Opens at Kiev, ’
all
gress of meeting at
by a vote of 453 to 30 decided to ratify
the peace treaty with the central pow-
ers.
Petrograd. — The Russian
Soviets,
con-
Moscow,
M. Ryazonov, a prominent Bolshevist
theorist, representative of all the pro- |
fessional unions, resigned from the
Bolshevist party after the vote, |
In view of the repeated violations hy
both the Germans
and the Russians of
fixed for the
have de
demarcation
the
establishment of a
line of
front
the
versts
Pskov Germans
manded new
ine ten east of the
A German offici
ge in the
streng
present
Russian
position,
explanation of
is that it is ne
Germany's str
this ch
'Y. 10
ategic position,
announced
with the
German authorities have
that
power of veto will be ap
COmMmISSions
German
pointed to the |
Russian ministries to control the fui- |
tillment of the treaty of peace |
I'he Germans have occupied Razdiei- |
Odessa railway
and
naya, a station on the
10, and the evacuation of Odessa
icholiev is proceeding.
The German Admiral
been appointed commander of
Before the occu
Siegert has
Odessa
Odessa by
ation of
the Germans anti-Jewish riots occurred
there,
Fresh disorders have occurred in the
German fleet off the Aland islands, ace
cording to the Russian military news-
paper Krasnaya Armia.
The Caucasus government is- |
sued a statement in which it refuses to
indors
the Brest-Litovsk peace treaty,
Kars, Batoum and Arda-
Lan to Turkey, and declares that peace
th Turkey can only the
government, which sent
y I'rebizond to dis-
which cedes
be signed by
hus
its own delegating t
PASS DAYLIGHT SAVING BILL.
Prevides Ciock Be Advanced One
Hour on Easter Sunday.
Washington, Clocks all over the
country will be set ahead one hour,
beginning March 3 under the so-
led dayl
» house,
t saving
to 40,
wator Calder, author of
in the uj branch of
said hie thought the
should immediately be
e would
bill, passed by
the meas-
Congress,
ner
house amendment
agreed to sol
not
confere be neces-
he c
that a
o'clock
March
counsry
fed-
be
at 2
Sunday in
The bill provides that
p. m. on the last
Year clocks all over the
which affect any
eral government or
cach
operations of the
railroads shall
set ahead one hour. At 2 o'clock p. |
nm, on the last Sunday in October of |
each year they are to be retarded one |
hour.
All business relating in any way to
the federal government will be con-
lucted on the time
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Year $38,000,000 Inrome Tax.
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se
el
Vi
to abandon
(
1
vance by the
The
bl
el
fo
French
LC
th
in
he i i i Finally it appeared as if the enemy
The American artillery on this front would Dondoa Fore Pan; 11 ¢ Jo
has been more active than ever in the | ont the Adorn a a awe
last 15 hours, and its shells also found tho it at he iis js i ren iz
lodgment in several ammunition | fhe . X a ! nD o8e hroughony
dumps, which were blown up. Many |. . or artillery f £ is continu
| ing, but no infantry activity has de-
ex
‘ate
authority
magnate's
financial
Oil
amounting to $l
street
the
A Wall
inputes
ealth as
Standard
income at $60,-
figures,
Based on these
$58,000,600.
20,000),
tax is
irst Marked Move of American
Army in Fran
Are Consclidated, and En-
emy’s Attacks Are Weak and
Ineffective.
France,
» American Army in
American troops in the Luneville |
ctor have occupied and are holding
emmy trenches northeast of Badon-
ler, wiich they forced the Germans
through recent raids and
mceentrated artillery fire,
The trenches have
ith ours.
[ large
300,000,060 |
been consolidated |
GERMANS RAID
AMERICAN LINES
' Strong Force Attacks, but Only
a Few Succeed in Enter-
ing Our Positions.
"TERRIFIC RAIN
Assault A!med at Extreme Right of
Our Line—Foe Active Near Lune-
ville—Trying to Regain Lost
Trenches by Bombardment.
American Army in France.
artillery preparation
enemy
With the
After
numbers of
a terrific
the crossed
the extreme right
sector, northwest of
the of the
accomplished,
number
not
| No Man's Land on
of the American
Toul. Apparently
raid quickly
only a comparatively
entered our Permission has
been given to number of
purpose
was and
small
lines.
mention the
casualties,
| This raid, like
| carried out all the
to Switzerland, was d
information by means
most of the others
from the sea
Wd to gather
pris-
| oners,
East of Luneville our patrols have
explored part of the ¢ trench
which our art
to abandon,
rerman
forced
illery the
The pa
enemy
proceeded
ral
roils
laterally until they established contact
with the German ur reconnoissance
| and wire patrols found snipers’ posts,
| listening posts and nests from which
| machine guns had been firing on our
[ lines, The artillery attended to all
| these posts. The positions of the Ger-
| mans have heen made so uncomforta
ble at several places that they are now
trying to regain a foothold by
[ ing shell holes :
Our treops
connect
have heen st
jected to
an extraordinarily heavy artillery fire
for the last 24 hours. More than 240
shells, which make craters 20 feet deep
and 30 feet in diameter, fell in one see-
| tion of the line. In another section
batteries have heen shelled heavily.
More gas shells have fallen in both the
Toul and Luneville sectors, but the
| larger number in the former.
This, though a small forward move-
ent, marks the first permanent ad- |
consolidation of thie trenches ena-
the
from higher
es Americans and French to op-
ground than hereto-
German 1S projec-
200
re,
groups of
Four
1d
I's In add
ion to the 1p of
projectors already reported destroyed |
have been discovered and likewise
blown wes by the American artil-
lery. Probable German plans for a
gas ack on a comparatively large
scale against the American positions
| northwest of Toul thus have been up-
set.
The new groups of projectors were
discovered from aerial photographs
taken by American observers in
The
them wos
effective
due to
the
artillerists
airplanes, ac- |
mn taken against
e quick work of the
teiligence officers and the
observers,
tensive explosions are reported,
The correspondent, standing on a |
hill, witnessed one dump in a wood |
; | up in a briliiant flash and a great
aucement for S use > 'v one is sa tiie
= : 1 . 1 . Be Dy sil kl ORE is puff of whitish smoke, a tremendous
given in d rating the S the | , wb FaTinritea PW : 1s ls .
Uni 1 report following a few seconds later,
ious zones a ted tes stand- A ’ 3
PRN oes 1s iH fhe : os sil ol Explosions and fires also were
eas time, ted State tand
ns Rite Siales stane-| ciused by our shelly in villages and
cen time, etc. 4 eg >
number in the woods behind the ene- |
U.S. LINER FIRED ON ITS CONVOY | front |
: oy | During a retaliatory shelling for an
One Man Killed, Three Wounded; In-
enemy
bombardment in which a num- |
u We | ber of gas shells fell on our battery
uiry naer < . :
Naito: Giity onue Ry. positions the American guns silenced
Washington.—The department : ‘ ttories ; urine
has let it 1 ki certain German batteries by pouring |
as le tL be Knowl 1e man was |. : 2 11a ir
an Apgar ne on Nes nat and extremely accurate fire, |
killed and three ly wou 5 |
aboard an American destroyer in u- |
: Sh 5 L } iN LDIERS’ MAIL.
ropealr waters last J wry when the ALL FOUND i so
armed guard of an Ame n line | |
steamship fired on the convoyii io- | Alcohol, Solid and Se Matches and |
amship fired on eC in ©-
HTOvEE. Tia It 7 Ta | Baby Outfit in List. |
stroyer, mistaking it for a submarine. | *rhehi 1 t 1 New
ie rn : | ashington. — Inspectors at New |
A court of inquiry is investigating | Wasi on, De Ti al 1
® |} York and Chicago, searching for ex- |
! |
the circumstances,
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Japan is still undecided about
b enter-
ing Siberia, but is fully
prepared.
1,642
plosives and inflammables in one lot of
I mail for the soldiers abroad found
boxes of matches, 361 cans of
lidified alcohol, 224 cigar lighters,
18 cakes, 3.818 packages of candy,
2 bars of chocolate, bouquet of flow-
baby outfit and a bottle of
GERMAN YOUTH ILL NOURISHED.
Vieanwhile the ailies are sc<eking an Socialist Paper Says Tuberculcsis Is
agreement regarding their attitude Making Alarming inrcads {
toward Russia before any definite Washington.—Germany is 2idoitond-
action, as the international situation ine her growing vouth and her chil-
es asiue to be fraught with dren y are falling off in weight; |
The American steamship Piiisoore fle stron bs Oona ay
sank a giant German submarine in a
<5 minute battle on March 1. Nine-
ty shells were fired by the American
gun crew. One man of the engine
room force was wounded.
The Vatican has installed alarm sig-
nals for air raids.
among
LAT
keeping the
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anthrax.
The case
FIND ANTHRAX GERM IN YARN
Believed Sheep-Beamng Wool Used by
Red Cross Worker Had
Diseast.
¢
that
of
ingly.
children
have
Volkstimme, |
at
women have been er
Control of ce
Gr
government of that
r the
Tuberculosis has doubled among
and freble
these ready for confirmation,
prevent human decay by
n from active sports |
e, ae rding to the |
entering school
forts to
proved a
He diagnozed her affiction as
has excited unusual inter-
ause thousands of
ged in
bec
Red Cross.
theory that |
wool for
been af- |
ans advanced the
1 from which the
1 was taken may have
with the disease.
|
|
|
|
iin railways in |
has been taken over by the |
country. |
cece
American army in France. |
{ parapets have been turned toward the
i changed,
Our Troops Moving at Rate That
| tion's corn
{ enlistment in the woman's farm land
army will be opened everywhere. The
first work of the recruits will be to
test corn seed. They will live in bar-
racks.
making a total of 11,
zirls and | | ed by the “black hand” feud that has
knitting | raged in
| birds shows an increase of 125 Species
We Retain Trenches Near Luneville
With the
The
American
in IF'rance,
Ameri
an trooj the sector
east of Luneville, ir netion with
the Freneh, are still the for
mer enemy trenches { of Ba
donviller, although the Germans have
made
another attempt to drive
out with ar Shells, most of
them heavy some of them of the
12-inch type, have pounded the posi
tions interniittently, but the Ameri
{ cans and their allies have held on.
Consolidation of the
been continued, and the series of
erations in this partic
has
op-
lar part of the
sector has brought the French lines up
on a front of three The
positions
neariv miles.
enemy, dugout have been
dugouts have been
the men,
entrances
and now
built to protect
veloped so fur
HALF MILLION IN FRANCE.
Ful-
fills Baker’s Promise.
Washingtof.—A«
tative information
partment, American
sent to Irance faster than at
vious time the war
speeding up process
troop shipments,
authori-
war de-
troops are being
pre-
The
matter of
about which so many
‘cording to
from the
any
since began,
in the
forecasts were made, is said to be a
reality.
Concerning numbers, the only per-
missible statement is that Secretary of
War Baker's half a mil-
lion men in Europe early this year is
being fulfilled and that there will be
ample means of getting 1,500,000
troops in France January.
promise of
before next
1
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PETROGRAD.—This city has been
fully
| labor
head.
op >
evacuated and is governed by a
commune, with Trotzky at the
The Germans at Minsk an® Mo
are taking
from the peasants
requisitioning
WASH!NGTON. — A call is issued
for farmer
hileff the last cows and
horses and
are
provisions,
ttes to help save the na
crop. Recruiting offices for
“Black Hand” Feud Killed Four.
Philadelphia.—Four more deaths,
have been claim-
Monongahela valley
towns for the past seven years.
(Pa.)
North American Birds.
A recent census of North American
and subspecies since 1910. But though
there are really new birds in the iist,
OF SHELLS.].
Thora 18 more Catareh in thigection of
Lie country than ull other seases put
together, and until the ly few years
was supposed to be gfable, For a
reat many years doc vionounced It a
ocal disease and pi « local reme-
dles, and by consti ling to cure
with local treatmenly imeed It incur
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constitutional digs and ther
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