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, m A. L. GOLDEN.
, rROPRIE'rORs
WABLtSHED BY
JAMES GOLDEN
AY, MARCH 23, 1917
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fTHER WAR OF FREEDOM
prevailing N’lllllllPlll
ag inevitably illtu lllt‘ \t’al‘ l> one
ow.
. to fight 21 nation with
We are grieu-d to
the necessity of using \lOll‘lllll
:10; a righteous purpose. We
no enthusiasm
on bloodshed. And yt't.
he nation has made its derision.
m1! is not so sad as we thought.
are causes of rilllsl'ttt‘lltll) in it
lilfibien the. burden.
realire but our pitl‘lit‘lptlllull
V os'l certainly operate to short-
ll\)\\'
. war. thus least-hing the total
. g. wants and bloodshed. We
$00, more. clearly now that the
cast, that We shall be fighting
lfor the some ideals
. r in our previous “nl’S
we lltht‘
_, for
All! rights, human equality, human
- we shall be playing our tratdi-
”part in a vastly thmttre. llwrt’
‘ure “we have fought for the free»
1.; lot the New World. That rm»
'is Established. are :0-
‘lo fight for
World—bud that means. for
' om of all the. world.
, e Russian
X0“ w e
the freedom of 1h:-
llltl
\
has made
rbhlenrsimpler and easier. The
elween Germany and her toes
revolution
.. far more .cl‘I-nrly than before,
I tie—of autocrtwy against dcnuw-
Without any
it’ll “take our stand beside the
smocralic nations, in In strug-
t’urnizil alliance,
the overthrow of the lust
fold of tyranny niasotteratlitig
the right."
We been dreaming
“ I International
bout world peace, but Inn“?
laid! it only at: a possibility at
ur.
possibility of helpingr to in-
to world-pence at once, As tliO
.. lit-World says: I
he :Unlted States ever hudb on
lanai mission, it is now, and
til hUlllt‘
ztgrecxittmt to
We are now face to face
w. of no better league to en»
woe than the league compos-
fiance, Great Britain,
um. It is a league to whit-d
ligby right 01‘ the Declaration
'bhdence."
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H’s SUBMARINE
, on who advertised as
‘{Subject “Three Days in it
drew" a crowd. Churclu
”which bud been falling off
ddsmly . (bloomed—- for one
161131.11;ng least. I
an the cangregation had as-
.Vixone through the prelim-l
113 up to the sermon, they
the submarine was the
whale. And it was their
ah who spent three days
Russia '
his
t
they were disappointed, and
1! trick to raise their
W up that title for that
thawed- The sermon
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..uourn uonwnfifl
of tliel
can people as we find titli‘selvt-s.
t
lira
\\ hit‘h
want to be friends. We at“ prion.
at all for glory
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‘ been doneTor years in the Northwest,
' are raised along
A cenilicinte of
and location was filed by the Sinner—l
set Company. The company \‘oted‘
yesterday to more from West l
and to change ils nann- to the (‘ll‘dllt’l‘
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,. In inert! 'nls Mav Choose Next or
change of name” ._3 A .m 3H,. ......
Hart
lord to No. So Stall: street, Hartford.
Conn/:1 by.
A rcr‘titit‘uttf- ot' iut‘rvust- of capitol
‘ from
Sybx Willow to $235.90” no;
filed 3133' ll'w t‘itizens' Arsot iiltltvrl oi
.iirirlut g'll'l Ti.» ( Ifdlztl i‘l‘
i,l'l:t:tcl Lt” Sllgtl‘t . ill $1.3 a >ltgtl‘e
la‘i‘hi' uiittltzigv or» mutual by l.t-.~.:t=;vl
(V). l’t-(k. l,t':.‘;1 l3. l’tvt'lx’, ("ill‘ltvf l'.
Pet-1t. Ma‘) r; l'l‘t‘li tin-J livinld is:
Peck. l
Tliv Luci-w Slrrl Chain {'-I.’11t)‘::t
lion,
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vol Bl'itlyx‘purl llll‘tl Ll l'r-l‘liludlv of ill-
ltol‘poialion. giving its nutluulzttl
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vl‘illlllhl stock at StillIthll, Guided l'l-,
to with! shares :11 $100 ouch. Tll‘
-e".!,i'it--tlt- “HS binned by John S.
; l‘ulltnztn. Edward .I. Alt-Alanna lelll‘
V f , . f ‘
l‘m'll'lt‘l .\lo.st-o\'ttz.
GERMANY AND RUSSIA i
‘tt'riting on March ll, an Ann—hi
i‘lll‘lu‘spnlltlt’lll l‘t'llt‘\\‘illg the (ll'l'lllflill
:ituatinn said: i
"liussiu must he l‘t‘l'litlllt‘sl with, ilillll
;liu.<~ia i< on unknown quantity ill pn-
scnt. 'l'll'tt there llllh h-rn u lirvultwl
'tlown lmin ......J. t'llt’tLA‘, (let'inonyi
't“.])l‘(‘lilllll_\' and lln- Allie». anxiously,’
but the extent of it i.= iinpo>stblc to,
measure in a country >o confused ztnd
the
.tion has reached lengths whit-h else-
Slalt-lé‘SS. Russian tlvinornltxa-
Where would 5 mil ruin. Shi- has moun-
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CHAMD CLARK AND JAS R
w-u-vccarm. anoint; covet: .4
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ocporsimmwcs mam,nmonumuoouomtwruuui
rd
Lennon Plump (‘lutl<, spool?” o.‘ :m- Hons-iv ot‘ llt-presvntatixm :tnd success for
rain'idnir tor let-let'tlon. and James
ruins of munitions whit-h alto hits no' " U" .“r ll" NH“ florid l'“ ”N”
IllL \(ilt’l‘ In the oi'canuitlltm of ti
‘7“"~“l"”'l“ l” ”‘erlllllt' and ”UP“ \\'_ l' .\l:t:ltn of l.4-':Z.~‘ittint :tud 'l‘hon
houses filled with cum and rurlritlgd lllll' Minamoto. illl‘ l’rourvnslyvs, (‘ ll. Rnndull. ol' (‘ulilornla is :1 Pro»
’ ' i-il-ilionisl, .‘dvye-r London of New Yo?! l‘tty i.= a Sol-ial‘ol. while .\. 'l
“‘ that d" "“1 “l “""l' “‘1‘"? “”m‘f l‘umi or Til;»t,‘stltlttist»lt:. puts hiltirwlé‘ (sown n.“- nn llltlt'llt’llllt‘lll.
tune the country trvnilvles on the
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\ t‘l‘gr of revolution, lllI' t‘llt'l‘l or which'
might vmblo Germany to brim;
>lrt-nuth to the \wsttiu from for :t
txtiultly l‘t'Slrltlllt't‘."
The next day art-urn d the spot ltlt u-
lar coup that launched lltl‘ ltnssian‘
tt-rolutiou .\ntl within a few ddy<
alter “Till“: ol that dispatch, \()l('
inn the ignorance and unxifitty of 1hr!
lllllriltlt' world. the Russian myslt‘l'y.
hm grow it ('lt‘ilr.
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Appuronlly' (lw'innu hopes :ll‘l“
thwztrted. lill-‘Hlil is not sinking into
(helm: such chaos it“ lntt-ly existed.
dun to bureaucratic incompetent-3 and
Herman machinations, is living,- trons»
formed into some sort of order
like it
And it is :t revolution or".
of llillllt‘
against illlltltr'll‘y and traction in all
and
p311 pose. It looks successful
royolnl ion.
progress, of tlvnmt‘l‘ur)‘,
l
I
would ll:l\t" pt‘nt'o.
their forms.
The party that
\Illll lt-rmnny at any pill-v is trash
out. The people lum- inhen tho rt-insi
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of gorernnuun. and tho peopln sevm‘
t
dt lvipninml to (lint-h their own ”To-1
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lll'”
\\'ith l’rusrl
doin by carrying on the w: r in
end agnimt l'rnsslanistn.
rilllll autocrat-y crushed nod l‘rnesian:
their own freedom. - i
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THE POTATO SPECIAL
The Lehigh Valley Railroad has on-
blt of
.
tlertnlten a fine
that l'ilH‘ w id!“
{moat deal Hi this
, sluices
ll. .‘tiann, Republican leader and run—
)(lllitJllfi, who may how the tl('('lll-
1 v House. The two old ptu'ties are tied.
|::. H. Schull, the idiot] l‘t‘ltl'l'M'lllilll\'t‘
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~ Tunney, mncnzi. 19‘11
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Thursday. during a deb
public health estimates. Vice
Chancellor Helfierich, referring
to Herr Kunert’s remark, declared
Ithat a German who spoke in the
t same breath of Russian and Ger-
{man conditions insulted his fath-
erland. The Socialist Deputy re-
,‘country as- har. been made in the
3 Russian empire."
Socialist Deputy Hocli, criti-
Icising the statistics of the presi-
1dent of the Board of Ilcalth, tic-
;clarcd that they did not allow the
formation of .1 conclusive judg-1
ment and that the president
should not have pointed such a
.l rosy picture of the health of the
population when “underfecding is
.also terrible and bound to aflccr
?the public health. Another Social-
.ist stated that in many establishv
merits workmen
tfrom hunger. .
l ROME, via Paris, March 24,
:1:15 a. m.——The Russian revolu-
had collapsed
ftion waxC the subject of an enthuf
the'
‘siastic demonstartion in
Chamber of Deputies yesterday.
'A eulogistic speech by Premier
iBoselli was interrupted by fre»
'quent applause. The premier
. concluded: ‘ -
"In the name of the Italian gov-
ernment and the army of
lltaly, I cordially wish for
'3 Duma a glorious and prompt con?
solidation of the liberal institu-
fitions which are the basis of the
{new order of things. I wish new
the
armies and in the Russian people
we fend the kiss of brotherhood
which we shall soon exchange for ,
th3\ki.« of victory.“
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;m.——F0reign Minister MilukoFf
lhas outlined the attitude of the.
01' when lu‘tvu up by public ltgt'llt‘l'»’.~', m.—-There was only one survivor new Russian government in for-
wll)‘ should "tlfll'll‘lllllll'ill :Ipt't‘inla" lu"0ut of thirteen men in one Of the'flgn afia‘m to a numb“ 0f Petro~
:(Ulllllll'tl to the two sittll' gtn't'l‘lllllt‘lll.‘
minim-d lllt' plun'.’
ll is a proper nod lll‘:ll.~0‘\\'llllll_\' enter.
priw for any wile And :he lvdmnl
uorornnn-ot it,~.tl1‘ougl:v to ho doing it
,.
:t' o! \\(tll\’.
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UNITED STATES GOVERN—
MENT: PREPARING FOR A
LONG WAR \VITH NO
HALF-WAY MEASURES.
“‘Ullllllllt’tl tron, Illrl page.)
French military critic‘s, if
Germans will be able to hold or.
to the so-callcd Hindcnburg line.
The invadcre have opened the
at La Ferc, apparently
feeling that their chances of bold-
ing the town are not good now
that the French have got a foot-
ing on the high ground in thc
Jussy region. northeast of Tcrg-
nier. If General Nivellc is able
to establish himself in this posi-
tion, his guns will command La
Fore.
\
the.
American steamer
boats which wae picked up by the
trawler Ocean, according to an
Amsterdam dispatch to Renter‘s
quoting the Handelsblad. The
survivor was .1 Norwegian, who
clung to the boat after it had
been upset" and his comrades
drowned.
The boat righted itself later
and the Norwegian tried to move
it, but was so overcome by cold
that he had to let it drift. When
the Ocean appeared on the scene
the sailor wan still clinging to the
mast with his lower limbs com-
pletely fro7en. '
AMSTERDAM, March 24, via
London, 10:15 a. m.—Ad0lf von
Batocki, president of the Food
Regulation Board, addressing a
deputation on the food question
'expressed confidence that the sup
ply was sufficient until the next
harvest, according to 3 Berlin
dispatch to Renter’s.
“Production, of course, von Ba-
vtocki concluded. is not as great
as in peace time, but the stocks
>
Healdton’sl
grad and Moccow journalists. A
‘Reutcr‘s dispatch from Petrograd
’quotes the Foreign Minister as‘
‘saying:
. “We shall remain faithful to
lull past allianc‘é‘s similar to that
lwith our allies, which will be still
lfurtliyr strengthened and bacome
I still more, cordial and sincere. The
lchangc in regime will disperse the
4
liantly'both for her own liberty
and that of all Europe._
"By the change in regime we
definitely, won the sympathy 0f
neutrals, especially Sweden,
iwhilc Finland, thanks to the re.
storation of her constitution, has
,becornz our sincere friend. Our
,allies came into touch with the
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ynew regime without an instant’sl
delay, understanding that the old-
{ Breakfzist Suits
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regime was a serious hindrancr‘
to that organization of the Rus-
stian people which is necessary
lfor a final triumph.
l “Today Russia is no longer a
.dcadweight in the coalition of A1-
Further south the French are:are sufficient to lasyuntil the ncwilics. Sb: in. p productive force.
making solid progress against the
ve mile salient covering St. Go-
bain and formed by the lower
columns operating northeast of
fharvest. The coming agricultural
l
'production is assured by the in-l
,crease in prices and the yield will
' int’luvucv in Rllssin uprootvd, the Rim-i C0u6y Forest. The columns here he a“ high 3‘ war conditions per‘
. “
shin ploplc will feel more secure ol"_are working hand in hand with mlt'
LONDON, March 24, 12:35 p.
iSoissons. in the direction of Laon m.—-The Central Committee and
iThe latter made continuous prog- the Parliamentary representatives
Il’CSSIOday and their advance ex- Of the Constitutional-Democratic
, 1poses the left: extremity of the Party at Petrograd voted today in
“’mcunum} German line at St. Gobain to the favor Of a republican form 0f gm!-
missionary work. .\loved by the W‘P‘Irisk nf being outflanked and driv- ernment for Russia, according to
sent scarcity of potatoes 'gent-t'allv. en, back on Laon. It is evident at Petrograd dispatch. Professpr
and believing that, western New Yorkzthat the German Staff is alive to Paul N' Mllukoff, the Fore‘gn
and northern l‘ unsylvanin haw- nev-
er realized their potato-growing poc-
sihilities, the railroad is svnding out.
ll. special train thoroughly equiSped
for demonstrating the best methods:
of potato culture. how
to select seed, how to cut and plant.
It will Show
them, how to cultivate and, spray the
plants, and any other matters useful
for prospective potato growers to
know, ”
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It‘s the some sort of thing that has
by the railroads controlled by .Tnmes
J. Hill, but it seems to be the first.
time an eastern railroad has taken up
the idea. It isn't purely philanthropic.
A rallroadxuaturally efpects to get
back, in freight payments, more than
it expends in ouch development. work.
The more potatoes and other crops
the line, the more
stuff there is to ship and the bigger
the fransportatlon profits. Almost
huy railroad could afford to do the
some thing, stimulating the produc-
tion olmagrlcultunl products udnpted
to particular localities along its right
or m.
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W.
m munch on not}
on mum. ' 1
any
LONDON, ‘March 24,—A
LONDON, March 24.——In the
sinking of the French battleship
Danton in the Mediterranean on
March 19, says a statement from
the French. admiralty received
here, 280 men were drowned. The
Dantbn was torpedoed by a hos-
tile submarine.
The sinking of a French battle-
the growing danger, for they are Minister in the new government,
.making desperate efforts to check is leader of this party.
the French advance and the fight-"
ing is fiercer here than in
other section.
m.—The promulgation'of a new
1allied doctrine against Germany
is demanded by Carlyon Wilfroy
British statement issued yester- Bellairs, Unionist Member for
day says that according to Ger- Maidstone, in a resolution laid on
man wireless announcement one thgl table 'of the Room: of Com-
Norwegian and ten British ships mons for debate next week, The
were sunk or captured by the Gun resolution provides that “in view . _ ,
man raider Mocwe in addition to of the murders and the shpcking' Mcli’ta to leave Dutch waters af-athe government upon application.
the vessels reported captured or Violations of international law cnl '
{destroyed on Jan. 17 last.
lthe 'high “ seas by the German
government this House, recogniz-
m that Germany has placed her-
sc f in the position of an outlaw,
declares that the time has come
to_ enforce the new European doc-
trine that no“supplie‘s may come
out of or go into Germany or her
;aIIlES; that prize court procedure
were . devised to meet condi-
ship of the Danton class by a tions “of civilized warfare which
German submarine in the Med-‘do not exist; that consequently
iterranean on March 19‘ was re-
ported in a statement issued by
the German admiralty on March
20. and received here by wireless.
The statement from the German
admiralty said that the battleship,
which was protected by destro -
cu, listed heavily altogbeing hit
and cupliged form-five minutes
later. Lieutenant Captain Honht
a n the commander of
_ supplies for neutral European
countries must-now be rationed
on the basis of an entire cessation
of their trade with Germany.”
LONDON, March 24, 9:52 a.
m.-Th‘e German Emperor and
Chancellor von Bethmann Holl-
weg were denounced in the Reich-
stag, by, the Socialist Deputy
Kunen as the originators of the
‘w‘ar; According tow. Berlin die-
lputch to. Renter‘s by myof Am—
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er m,
LONDON, March 24, 11:48 a.x
:Hencefo:~:l~ -‘~‘~l rumors of a separ-
.ate pcac: “‘l"‘ vanish once for
all. It wcu"" be anti-national for
freed Russ“: " cone to an un-
derstanding w‘r“ reactionary
Germany.“ '
BERLIN. Wednesday, March
21, by wireless to The Associat-
ed Press, via Sayville, March 24.
—Having printed in the French
language the names of 360,000
[French prisoners of war and the
places at which they are being
held, the German government is
beginning the publication of the
lnames of the French soldiers bur-
ied behind the German lines ‘and
the location of their graves.
LONDON,.March 24, 12:45 p.
lted by Renter's Amsterdam cor-
respondent maintains that the
unneutral action in permitting the
armed British steamer Princess
ter her recent visit to them. The
ldispatch declares the steamer.
lought to have been interned.£e-
faring to the Dutch action, the
dispatch continues: ‘
“This is the more galling to
Germany because about the same
time the Dutch gave a narrowin-
terpretation of neutrality in the
case'of two German submarines.
Holland’s difficult position is ap-
preciated in Germany, but Ger-
many must demand that in a mat-
ter so important in naval warfare
as the utilization of Dutch waters
by w'arships she Shall. not be
Placed at a“ disadvantage in a
completely unjustifiable way,
WASHINGTON, Min-ch 24.—
American Qelief workers in’ Bel-
gium, and American Minister
Brand Whitlock have been for-
mally withdrawn from Belgium.
Official announcement toil“: ef-
feccwu» made a the. State-D
ate on thel
torted amid Socialist applause: , ‘
"Because I compared German Q
; reactionaries with Russian revolu- ‘ "
’tionists you say I insulted thet
.iatherland. I should be proud if1
such progress were made in our
all
the 1
heroic Russian .‘
LONDON, March 24, 9.59}. .‘
dis rust of our allies toward the.
late gocvcrnmcnt. It is Rnssia's'
duty to continue to struggle brila
m.—-A Berlin telegram transmit-'
Dutch government was guilty of]
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; PARIS, Marchr24, 1:45 p. m.—
lBy authority of the Cabinet the
[Minister of Commerce today is;
sued a decree prohibiting all im-
Iports whatsoever except such. as
lmay be authorized Specifically by
l PARIS, March 24.\Io:30 a. m.
;—Further news from the front
lleaves no doubt: t at Sergeant J.
R‘. McConnell, the 1 merican avi-
ator who now has been missing
five days after having been en-
gaged in a combat with two
machines over the German lines,
was killed in action. Observers
at a distance saw his machine fall
inlflamcs and histwo German ac-
sailants returning toward their
own lines, it is nbw learned.
Edmond C:- Genet, another
American aviator, who was
wounded in the first contact wrth
the Germans as he was accom-
panying McConnell is a great
grandson of Citizen Genet, who
ed States during .th 'admipistra:
tion-of Washington and subse-
‘quchtly. settled in America. ., ~ ~
was French minister/Stowe unit'- ‘
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ed The Hague that Emperor
William is suffering from a se—”
"vere nervous breakdown, an Ex—
change Telegraph dispatch from ‘
The Hague. reports. The emper-
or’S' physicians are said to have
ordered him to like the cure. at
Homburg.
WASHINGTON, March 23.—
The’American tanker Healdon,
torpedoed and sunk off the Dutch ,
coast Wednesday night, was in-
lsured by the government’s war
risk bureau for $499,000.
The loss not the Healdon,_is the
greatest yet sustained by'thc bu.-
reau. The next largest was the
105‘s of the steamer Illinois, insur-
ed for $250,000.
“Except for one partial attack
in the narrow strip of land be.-
tween Presba and Ochrida Lakes..-
and the harrassing fireof the
French near 'Monastir, 'qdietpre-
vailedt' i the r‘tatement. sayp :. _‘
“One .1 of -, our“ airships on Tues-
day... .night .. effectively bombed .
Britishettablish‘meuts near» Mud- .
106;,- on-v- theqlshind “of :Lemnos.
unda‘ agedjtto. 13\
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