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A PLEDGE
The business of pledging loyalty to
government is possibly being over-
he these days.
, in such a time national
should be taken for granted. But as
Some of us feell
loyalty ‘
the venooreiii fiance»
' Tageblntt.
- and for work in factories are quite
. necessary
Wsfl—n é ' m
. tr.
rescue; andalao to continue the maticellx-fdisappeared Since, with
' s;
.eh
,;BA?A,UI{E. . con grim
'rnllucoaanoraurrtom.
GERMA-Ns wrrnnnawmo
“A woman must have “shorting rea-
so‘né” to {tear trousers in public: in
Germany. according to the Berliner
TrouSers for 'farm work
shed: in themeariwbile he is en- Michael as regent, the question
ergetically tackling the food rob- whether Russia should remain an
lem and the;public ,is con dent empire or compel. its antiquated
‘ , that the .cnrnbined- efforts of the government to yield to a new re-
(llahtlnued from First Page)
permissible in almost any country .
Women may be scen before and
after riding—us well as while on horse.
assurean adequate supply. Large improbable events which could
stores of flour have been uncov- throw the country back into the
ered in various parts of the city.‘traces of the old regime Russia;
The factories haVe formed a 130- has today become a republic and,
The first attempt occurred just lice service for patrolling the fat:- . the proclamation of a responsible“
off the Irish coast when a subma.gtory districts, enrolhngthclr men anlnlstry, which a week ago were
fine that appeared on the ship's‘9n6 out of every ten of their ridiculed as premature and impos-
path was sunk by a patrol boat. workmen.
The second attempt, a few hours
later, was near the mouth of the
. ‘ , , ,Mcrsey River, when a torpedo
les ‘not seldom of ripe age, continual-"Nas observed passing the Lap-
land’s bows. /
591's. Such behavior is detestable to. AMOY, China, March 17.—The
the homely, serious feeling of ”miChlnesc OffiCials Who “’0“ POSSCS'
siorl Of a German steamer intern.
ward voyage from this port, be-
ginning February !4, according
to officers on the ship which ar-
rived here today from Liverpool.
now.
back—in the. knickerbockers that have
become the conventional feminine rid-
ing llalJil. Hm at church, or in the or-
dinary moving about town—oh, no!
in the little town of Garmisch-Par-
tenkimhe" in ”'9 Bavarian “Ips' 1” that at 5:30 today a hostile air- of its discontented people.
plain dropped bombs at West-‘ As early as two months ago
gate, a watering place eighty
miles from London. There were
no casualties, and the material
damage was reported as slight
e t- This is the second time Westgate
:Sdlfere found. her compl tely gu {;has been visited by hostile air« ‘ the country and the criminal mis-
PARIS, March ,7. 10:40 a. m.—' craft, the other occasion being on management of affairs was Vent-
A Zeppelin has been shot dnwnl_MarCh 1- _ 'cd against the Cabinet and the
in flames near Compiegne. All of, CAMBRIDGE, Mass. March influence “f the court was only
tits crew were lost. f16.—Professor Leo Wiener, of vaguely allUdEd to.
f The Zeppelin was sightedgHarvard University, a native of
dawn and was‘Russian Poland. said last night
gshortly before 1 ‘
“3‘1“‘5"hf‘nui‘ia’W-” ircached by, French anti-aircraft,that the revolution in RUSSla
ly show themselves ill public in trou-
‘ emperor would be forced to sur~
render his throne. Until that
time the chief dissatisfaction at
the economic disorganization of
mountain population. Tlle authorities,
clcrgy and private persons approach-t
ed the military authority with u re-
quest for the help of the latter, who
has authorized the local authority at
.iarlniseh to mowed energetically, it
with police compulsion. pCI‘Or. But it became definitely
.5 as there. are. those who insist
.» it expressions of loyalty are needed
order to make il perfectly clear ml
rselves and the world that we are'
united nation, such a pledge as that
tabulated by "New York city‘s "(‘Olll‘
I ttee on national thleso" is as ud-.
liable as allytlling'of the kind yct
armored. it is a personal pledge to the
" dent, and runs like this: ,
, an American, faithful to Amer-
ldeals of justice, liberty and lul-
lty.‘and confident that the gov-
,Hent has exerted its most earnest,
is to keep us at peace with the
”(LI hereby declare my absolute
_ unconditional loyaltypto the gov-
’ ment of the United and
pledge my support to you ill protect.
v: American rights against unlawful
olence upon land and sell, in guard-
: the nation against hostile an
Slates,
. licks
and In upholding illlt"l'llflll0llill rights.“
Hundreds of tllnlls
New York are.
and4 of citizens
taking this plcdge.
. ere is nothing in it that need or»
nd any American. Signing and for-
birding it to Washing
_)useful purpose in hclping to uphold
he president's hands. Mcraly to road
‘1 with a‘ glow of approval, or to 1w-
‘o‘nmend it to our l‘:lllll!i"s and l‘ril-mh'.
twill make us better Amcric
-- . O
, :THE NEW JOAN OF ARC
~‘new Joan of Al‘(' is said in ll:l\‘I‘
cured in France. Like tho ecle-
‘ ed Maid of ()rlcuns, she is to drivn
the invaders
toll may serve
illlfi,
and save France.
[name is (.‘loliidc Port-baud, She
' fly 20 years old. Her grout proto-
, you but 19 when she died. t‘lo«
(leis all illiterate peasant, as loan
«and comes from the small vil~
of Puy-Snint-Bonuet. as Jon
is from the village of Domrmny.
She is Credited with supernatural
etc. She has foretold Wondrous
g'g's and has written a religious
jlr which nobody understands. She
visions. She has enlisted the in‘
lost of clulrchnmn rind captured the
far imagination. > She was
ght to Paris recently, and, accord-
to an American correspondent:
'Ver’first demand was that she be
to the summit: of Monmartre,
_hest point in Paris, just before
There, standing before the
ca 11 Shore Coelu- at daybreak.
frat shaft of sunlight pierced
bell'tower, she took the row to;
, rice from the invader, as
If, ad directed her."
1,; very interesting and poetic.
may be pardoned for doubting
this drennlygiri, with a
(filmy hair and bands which
oison gas,llifuid fire and
‘er shells as the Maid of
“galleria—for a time—over
lo and superstitious enemy
icnllfic weapons. It's— a
4nd histbry doesn't re-
l‘. . “TM
f'ic'an people have difficulty
n heir president and, see
VTangllche ‘Rundschau ' call
haven: Lord of the United
as'fthej most unrlght
notable man
. 1 "g
. . . . . .
lcllielly ill the minds of the people who‘ three mllcs. The alrSh‘P caufiht. posmon "‘ Germany.
and caught the top of the
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bite and lender," can pre-l
who yet
evil influences, symbolized by‘
such figures as Sturmer, Protopo-,
pot? and. Rasputin. had a decper§
and more powerful source than
the government itself. The preva-
lence of startling rumors of
court scandals and intrigues and
the existence of mysterious chan-
nels which seemed to run from
court circles into the camp of the
Needless to say, lllo “nuisance" ls guns aha great height, probablylwould strengthen the Russian op-
fire and the wreckage, with theg “It will stiffen Poland against
sburned bodies of the crew, fellgGermany," he added. "Poland
(outside Compiegne. ican cecure better guarantees from
it'lWrnl llualilii‘h‘l Compiegne is forty-five mileslthe Russian people than from
The llivldedinortheast of Paris and is close toi Germany. Germany will not get
mm bloom,” and 1,,1P,.u,,.,.i,n.m m the battlefront, which the Zepfiany more Polish soldiers. It may
' :pelin had presumably crossed. mean death to the German cause.
LONDON, March 17, 3:40 puzfor I should not be surprised to
m.—~The air raid last night waslsee a similar uprising among the
\‘fll- OWNHS and ”WW“ “I“ Willi-the first visit of Zeppelins inVSocialists of that country within
through it now. We aren’t so rock~§many months and it seemed toithe next three months." .
less as in try to prophesy nnyllllngfhave been expected, as it failed 0% LONDON, March to. 3:25 ‘p.
cause any excitement even among; m.-—-In discussmg the Irish srt—_
‘ , . [the home-going theatregoers. Theiuation in the House of Commons
cunt help l‘l’mtlllllt‘, that ill the lmmitaiders were favored by a darkltoday, Andrew Bonar Law, Chan—
llalllc Fashion has occasionally allow»: and met-”fies“; night. gcellor Of the. Exchequer, declared
comfortable and sane; The foregoing dispatch indi-,the attitude of the Nationalists
in “m, H", mum, cates :1 new night attack on Lon—gmight Compel an appeal to the
don by Zeppelins. At 12:30 last country on the ground that the
night an official communication.Nationalists were unwilling to
was issued in London stating permit the government to go on
that an air raid had taken place with the war.
over the southeastern counties of; PETROGRAD, March 16, 7 p.
England and was still in prog-gmq via London, March 17, 8 a.
ress. A further communication.;m.——The'autocracy which has
it was said. would be issued dur-Iheld Russia in its grip since the
.ing the morning, but this is pre- lbcginning of history fell today”
thfiumably being held up by thclThc House of Romanofi". which
“l“r‘)‘ *“m‘ilm 1"" “WWI“ I“‘”i'l“~'censor. The law previous Zcp-‘has ruled the empire for {our
Iw pelin raid on England occurredlhundred years. came to an end:
u. ; ull Novcmbrr 27. when two of the; with the abdication ‘of Nicholasi
. . . .- . . . raidin airshils were shot down;II., crha s the weakest represen-
lnllihly ll’bllflllhlltlt‘. uho has not ..1\ ll}! fl}: Bl‘lilslh off ,thc nOl‘tlll‘rati‘fe 1“th line, Following on
coast. Etlic heels of this startling (level;
PETROGRAD. Ivlarcb 16, viaiopmcnt came the rumor tonight,
London, 3:58 p. or. (British Ari-‘of the death of the emperor's lit.
miralty per Wireless Press)»; tie «on, whose abdication was in-
Aitcr " temporary reverse in Gil-{eluded in that of his father.
licia. near Stanislau. yesterday,§ Although apparent from the be-
tlle Russians brought up reserves: ginning of the revolution that the
and reestablished their positionalrcmoval of the monarch was thc,‘
the War Office announces. 'irlcvitab‘c end, the actual fact, so
are so seriously annoyed by the iron
scr-clad “omen. Mochly and pl‘opl’l‘
ely in d .uw
of any kind of cosluulr.
the
hit have all gone through Milli“
period of public horror and disappro=
imperial family into complete dis—
favor. Whether these were true
ness of the ruling family. in allow:
concerning wonwu's uppul‘vl. But no
cd genuinely . . .
domg all possible tn interfere
“1mm“ m 51”) with the proper conduct of the
siyllsvllnd llulu. sill" llns lll‘l"! quit-‘i
unuhle lo oust Ill ‘lu zll'lcrwurds. And country.
it may lulmwll attain,
.H, ..
FIXING THE GUILT
the Aftonbladct as stating that
the FinniSh railway lines have}
been blown up at several pointsfi
and that train service between
Haparanda. Sweden and Tdrnca.1
on the Finnish side of the harden;
has been suspended for more.
than a fortnight. Huge piles of
goods are stored at the former‘f
place, i
Finnish troops. the ditpatcbl
adds, refused to obcy orders from:
the late government to proceed to}
Petrograd and a large number of;
them are supporting the new gov—i
ernment. ‘
BERLIN, March 17, by wire-’
lll‘. (ivorcw Mlt‘llltl‘llti, lilo l'russulu
fond controller, in :l I‘l'l'i‘lll address.
,ii‘I‘illfi lo absolve England from
“lv‘or llw slnull llrclld ration."
says, "one run only nulllc lll'l‘
l‘ll us the harvest we owl-rind.“ ,
This is it ([llllt‘ “limpet-it‘ll tl‘cllll for
German soludnutllship totnkl'. It rain~
us urnvo doubts as ltllllt‘ pllrily of ”MT
.\liclluclis‘ l‘russiunism. llllll his loyul'
iv to lhc ideals of his imperial mus-l
of
German fuitll, if such an implied
lcr. What has become the blind
i less to .Sayvillcs—A further rc-l
LONDON, March 16, 1:45 p.3suddenly accomplished, came as tlrcment of the German forces on!
m.-—A portion of the town oféan overwhelming surprise to thethe western front, betvlitcn Saillyl
1‘0- ‘
proach to the l‘-‘it,\‘ is permitted?
What has become of the Kaiser's cclcu
"mm "m“m'” “‘m‘ ”WW" mm the‘the Diaia river. about .thirtygtcr the abdication of the Grandlnlso between Beauvraigncs and
miles northeast of Bagdad, haSlDukc Michael, who automatically; Lassigny, was announced today
been occupied by the British. itbecamc regent on the passing offby the War Office.
was announced in a report receiv- the emperor, \thc crowds in the? BERLIN. March 17,
Almighty is m lust revealing himself :
to the Prussian statesmen :rs no lon- , 3
or exclusively Teutonic? Docs Berlin by w1rC~l
begin to suspect that lie is the (loll of
“ Br‘ '5 Ti ris' th im erial
That He is not a Lemmand of the l“ h g :began 1’" tear e p
in-lastir (on the Macedonian‘front),l
other nations, loo? I
more tribal divinity? gepon from armyl
,fall back on the right bank of the: and the front of buildings on thelsays todr' " .
A— Rritish battalion
irrom such an outlook a»; How Mil-h. Tigri=. . lmain thoroughfare. In a shortiheadquari." -
uni BERLIN, March :6. byjnme all emblems of the old cm-,
that possibly GnrmaererClCSS '0 SayyillC.——-An attack-pire literallv lay in the dust. . .
. . . i' p, d 1“,, food Shormgtywnh strong forces was begun,_,by; In antrcrpatlon of the new: big-{techno
"”5 haw “‘1 e 1‘ “ iFrench troops on the Macedonianlger crowd-z than ever packed the Lake."
by wrongdoing. “3,”, “at Go“ (“Whom yesterday. in the region 0f halls and grounds of the Tauris The statement says t‘vvrr were
5““ “”091“ 0'01“ ““5““ "*0? IMonastir, today‘s headquarters‘ Palace, awaiting official confirma- no important events on the east-
O——-~ ‘report says the French entered‘tion by the Duma committee ofiern front."
A brief news item from Canada mfadvanced trenches Pt one point, the rumors which ‘had excited the: PARIS, March 17, 2:15 p. m.
t 1 ., but“ offered a'bUt otherwrse were repulsed. people to fever pitch during the ~7French troops advanced last
mes that Tom“ 0 “L l I. .4 LONDON. March 15. 9 a. m-—~ilast twenty-four hours. When night north of Avre and between
”'“m “1"“ m“ ”"9 ””5 year {0' .A Renter dispatch from Petro-gthe ddings at last leaked out the Avr'e and the Oise, making
”‘9 ”93mg 0‘ mmoes' Tim's “ lom‘lgrad 53Y5 the emperor is expeCIfrgfrom the committee rooms, ora-tprogress over a front of twenty
'mOStEllY Oily “mid welcom" ””50 Cd Y0 arrive at the .TSarSkOC-SCIOEtors, who. had been harranguinglkilometres (13 miles), and to a
Has the United States any pal, ,Palace and that several regiments‘soldiers and workingmen from: depth at some pomts of four kilo-
i
nulls rcvculs, it is but u slcp to
appreciation
cast. of Doiran'
l‘nt“
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days.
without j
touching the person of the em-
war, unfit'cd them to govern the '
a
Miloserviceeandiavoid-blood. tho abdication of Grand Duke 5. '
Duma and the Zemstvo will soon public is now solved. Elimimting _,
i
if,
tsible, has today been exceeded by .1,
LONDON, March 16, 11:20 aua new liberty which never found l
m.-—The War Office announces; plaCe in the most fervid dream| .
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rumors became current that the .
known that all irresponsible and_‘.-
enemy, contributed to bring the
or not. it was felt that the weak-
ing pcrsonsjo direct the affairs 3
of the country who were secretly ‘.
designing against the best inter- ,
csts of the nation and, apparently—{ii
f 022;;
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rm-E With artillery are hastening thith- the balcony of the palace, suddensl‘metres (2 1-2 miles), the War Of-
Iler. ” , ly interrupted their dichJrse and z'fice, announced today.
‘ LONDON\‘Marcl'l 16, 9:15 a. shouted the, nBWS. to the crowdsl ...- .
-.... lm.—-—The Grand Duke Nicholas is below. Indescribable confusion!-
rlotic citizen with land to spare
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OF THE “NEW HAVEN"
EUREKA LODGE NOTES
'from Petrograd to haveqiea‘ched cheers sue“ as never before hadlo. 0. F., had a very pleasant meeting
‘the Russian capitol. The dispatch been heard. in those stately balls ,as Am lhe‘mutinn 1,1131.
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inallroad Not Allowed To Take Land says that he. will probably take.l
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1 l evening.
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lrcndered‘pin‘no selection by one of the
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In East‘Lyme lcommand of'the “OOPS- ‘ .en were. forced to cease from ut-
, J‘he petition‘ of the "New Haven". The question of replacmg ofntcr exhaustion.
irailroad for the approval of the. pub- ficers Who were disamjedby, their, Just whatform the hew gov-
lic utilities commission to take eight own troops rs one which musbbcu ernmcnt will assume is indefinite
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‘parcek 0" laud m East Lyme hasidecmed 'most promptly. alIn, thettonlght. For the.moment..cnt‘ll’€gmembm‘s of the organization were
db the commission. The_meanwlule the PTOVlSIOH gOV-;authorlty rests wrth”thel twelvel , . . . ‘ . . -. -h
3been refuse Y . l - - - t . (dressed in comical costumes and aunt
. ~ . , sked that it ac.,ernment is domg its utmost to members of the Duma executive. ‘ , _ , . :
lallrodd company a - h , th t . , . - lfun resulted. Later there was dancing
., .1 “d which “mg a straig ten on. e numerous an- committee and the Cabinet head-l . . . . ‘ . ‘.
quite a strip Of :1 'Th . D d h d Prm‘ and a. collation was scned. Next Fri
section of the beach in East Lyme gles. e " ‘uma an .t c e by ce LVOfi’ Who ascord-ldav night hilt-re will be roshersahof
l m, the ~N-ian'tlc station- so that. it Zemstvo . council are working 1ng_ to 'some forecasts.‘will be ' ' ‘ ' d , [hymn ‘ot
“‘9 1d I able- to build additional hand in handrgalthough assumg president of a new republic. lemme 3‘1”“ fem“ “‘1 Ml. “1 h. b3
“on [is . t nd freight and ”$153133th proclamations. believed thatlin the interim a“dime. entertainment committee as "can
Qack mm}? 5 n 11 its report the' Despite the non-appearance of until ¢the convocation of a con-'cf‘ned 1°" “3“ ‘famc “‘9‘?“ “t "30
sang“: pm ms." lllt t m'nt me newspapers, the public‘is, better stltutlonal‘ assembly power will .9 ”001‘! The” will be initial“? of W"
cornrmssron said 1 a do 8. tk informed of what is going on slowly pass into thelhands of the.dldf‘tes at second .meetulg 1n Alli-ll.
‘akmg 0f ”‘9 "‘“d 7")” ”mt?“ 3" than ever before. For this pur- new Cabinet, 'which" will' then’Wth “’“11’91110 20th. ‘
lug “WY- ?“ Pea“ "Sm .‘ e ear,” 'lpose a special squadron of motori present ‘ the anomaly of, a]. new
dents 0‘ "N“‘mc' [cars has been commandeered by government without. a supreme
l‘thc“ excutive’ committeeh .and head. . ‘
.these cars go about the cityudis-l . ‘
tributing printed bulletmsfree to to cement the friendly relations 91W- 13,. Betta. .1Vctlnesday. March
everybody. .Thusthe most .auth- existing between‘all‘ne’lements of zlfibnfi, 1 oclock. a. m.. on household
entic news gains speedy ci‘rcula- th‘e:evolution,»it- wits” rividedby, 19’9"“? 0'. all .kmds' “’9‘“?! 3““
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