= » migration. The, soon in the
. W imEumpe as well as those on
lhlllboard'aod is training (complained
; tile Won-tom name rat
‘ home to share their work.
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THE tlssnrv LOAN resins .
The terms oi the Third liberty
loan alord ground tor optimism. The
I amount fliked f , ,
mm' a or ”concoction, is
,, - much Iess‘tban the country expected
”133“”!«3 171.59% Random guesses had run: high as
rises dzatsfiflflfi.
“0.900.000.1990. IThOIW set, which
his so more than that/ or the secohd
loan. is an inflation thnt the funds
hitherto mined have hated longer
than the:tfllllrygm,ent thought
_ ,, 9' filmy-u
~ Wintedflseas‘la exclusively
49 ”I“ W W , n at
m dispatches cloth-din it or
«Mari-dbl: paper also
. ; ’6, local news published herein.
, ruins of republication of ape
l dispatches herein are also re-
in come. at least, expenditures will re
Imain on a comparatively economical
scale. We shall no dollbt have to
raise many more billions beforeue’re
thmugb. but it's a relief to know that
we don't haw: to raise them so last as
'We anticipated. . p .
The relative smallness of the
amount asked for ought to insure, its
early subscription. and a iiberel over-
111841. subscription. Nobody need be afraid
k . of having his offering rejected, in!
' , 2- "eslsoscns" olscuanosor. _ y . . ' ‘ Uncle
Min members 01 the Nonalk Po-ISRm Will “'0er ll 'utuoll 81'er than
”5 filament have made our cltyi‘3.000.000.000 all the Pebble {991 “I!“
I in the eyes of outsiders.IlellliIn=~ ' ‘
placed an undeserved stigma on? The interest rate, too. is a hopeful
My 0! reputable citisens and have:filgn. it was sellers"! expected it) b"
‘ strated their utter incapacity?! 1-2 per cent. In fixing it It only i
illclaslt poficemen, The outcome of 1-4 per cent., the government seems to
Mid" which was made on Wed-£10 sire tacit assurance that. havins‘
y morning. resulted in. the anacsrefully reviewed the financial sit-
e of the prisoners by Judgo'u'ation‘, it is satisfied that at that rate
We 1], Vmbur‘h, this morning, .1-‘it can get all the money it needs. if
E Prosecutor Crumer C. Hegeman'thero's any tendency on the part of the
the court that the policemen com”- new bonds to drop belowpar, as prev-
tlle raiding party had information issues have done. it will be cor»
that there was ldsuil‘iclent evi- l‘ected by the use of a treasury dc-
to convict. That fact w’as cléar- pertinent sinking fund, lo buy in any
. when the raiding party did bonds thrown on the market.
, ‘ , . ,
unusual thing by invading a. W
private allies and placing un-l "FAK'NG" "FWV‘.
a” innocent citizens The “I A Philadelphia newsboy was sent to
a, m" of a“, procedure wu‘iail ionien days for selling papers uni
. the oillcers were not thrown down-
Ider the pretense that they: contained
by the Police Commissioner and'. m account. of "'9 sinking of an Amer-
guests. The whole proceding,
of “when and an ”mining of the sort in the paper. The so.
Huttoput someone in .wrons.’fverlty of the sentence “may be her-
why was Chief of Police Wil- plained by the foot that "'0 b” in
Pennington kept in ignorance question was 23 years old, and must
"’propossd‘raidv’until .‘ few mln~ hsvs‘ltnown better. Bowevelt in- the
before it occurred and not “union“ of a young led the oilense would
pportunlty to investigate for, him-J". serious.
I
j ~Tll9 magistrateannounced that he:
sintended to use the same, severity to-
ward allzpersons who terrify or cheat
people with "fake" reports of disal-
tors in the army and navy. There.
' 1
manoe— '
some were in the firtit loan.
r
ny features have been brought. out
I coitvincing character to lustiiy
most complete investigation. The
" g at the Chief, the manner at
. m. raid, and “ the statements
to have been made by at least that/sort all over the countryrdlrootfid
~tbe party who appeared to “against cveryMY, oldtor your. 7119
Tooncemed in carrying out thelsprea'ds falselnes's either for person-
ged program. are incidents fit or by w" of enemy pm"-
‘nl pro
for explanation.
grands.
. was behind the fiasco? . E Astor as nevrsboys are concerned,
, . Donovan has got a big job thejnubllc should recognise that when
t : they shout false statements as a do.
hands to satisfy the public the J _
thing isn't 'vvrong in the Police vice to sell their'papers faster. they
eat. Heusually 8005 at thingskr" acting purely on their own initia-
80ml!!! manner “mm-no doubt live. and not 3" representatives of the
meet this emergency, paper they areselling.‘ it is n famil-
' ________,.______ lar trick for youngsters to make. up
1-5;" WAR LIBERTY DRIVE sensational storieslout of whole cloth,
, l {it‘lll'obflllli true that the "m or to twist or exaggerate the purport
drove up. to the public library in.“ a “‘3 M" ““5“ A skirmish 1‘
Mg limousine, and “m; in as ”finitely to he cried out as a "bloody
I. ‘ I ' it more rumor of victory or
II potion 'to the soldierinrm battle}
I I a load of veryancient W‘dlmster. honestly set forth as such,
1.5“; had long occupied a dark and no more. in the paper itself, is
In her attic, meant well enough.‘ shouted to the world as it it‘were es
it certainly hadn't given the tablished "“th- . ,
my sedoufi‘mou‘m' ‘ It should he said in justice to news-
oys in generalunost of the nus-leading
. , b
library workers, Y. M. C. A. .1 p .
"‘ olllcers MW themselves,“’“" are not deliberate efforts to do-
n,“ the mob wantcnrrent .ceive, but mistakes due to} .llckol
not live book ”now. aub- “WW” ”I WWW '9‘.’ 5‘“
I
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the books. scrum thallium it?
they would,snd that for some months,
I
‘ican hattleship,.when there vsas noth-'
'St‘rooblin, counselor of the SWiss
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the chief command not only brings
all Allied‘rewunoes under
head, but indicates that, the mo-’
ment fora strong counter move-f
ment probably has arrived. With;
the Allied reserves and American
divisions for a mobile force and
the British and French holding
the enemy on their flunk, General
Foch will havwfull scope for his
strategical powers. 3 . ‘_
The wings of the German 511mm?
are its weak "points and the Gen
,niansgfisiled iotbeir first attempts’
Ito strengthen them by capturing,
Ana's and crossing the Oise. As‘
the Germans press forward bc-f
tween Albert and Montdidies with-l
out widening their wings simultaue?
courtly, their positions bceogei
morebuurdous. The region nbout’
‘Arras and the line of tho (line offer;
two positions from which a counter
blow intended to roll up one side?
of' the. Genus" wedge call x
launched. .
I 'l'llé‘sitllatillll is llucllullgcd out
3the other ‘ll'i‘ttlllrh‘ ill From-t- and
Italy. Runner heavy artillery llr-’
lug confirm-s on ‘
the American,
,frollt northwest of Tool. The ac-l
‘tivity of the iiemnuns behind their:
'lines there continues, (but ltllerc‘
have been no indicatiol‘lil of no iuv
udiug infantry actions on n
ergo scale. . '
' Germany '14 ucu'etlt war Novelty,
the limit rullue gull which bus»
been bombarding Paris for a week,
has surpassed the bombing llir-
plullc in frightfuiucss. ()ne shell
struck it church in the Paris ru-l
gioll await; congregation was its?
thered for xiv-Good Friday observ-
ance and 75 persons- Were killed
and 60 injured. Most of the vic-
tims were.” women and children. I
Rebel troops in ‘Fillblud have
tl‘tltl'él'l-d a serious setback at the;
Imuds of the govcrmucut forces;
and are reported to have last ten-
thousand prisoners after their .dc—,
font at Tamlllerfers. The rebels:
also now up twenty-one guns“
German troops have been aiding
the governmentagainst the rebels
who arc being pushed steadily to-
ward the southern coast.
PARIS, March :lll.—-chcltty
[Missions were killed and sixty
wounded: most of them «router: and
children; when n shellfirctl by it
German long-rang gun fell on a
churchin the re. 'oti‘of Finis ‘whfle'
Good Friday“ services who being
held, acctlnling to an otllclnll coul-
niuuicatiml issued last evening.
_ Among ,those killed was ll.
r
l
|
~ instill” dry the Winner-
ithc Russian government Wednesday lug instructed t
one —
the whole resources of the American
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renew. . .
”unsound pads ot-
“WM it is and the city
iv rosrnn' -
l mmmaronubfi‘im
t
. (Mine of Third nss't.
General, Washington. March 28.1918.
’Bosflluters and postal employee
‘ . 0 live with u y
t Odessa had been recaptured by,to the foregoing or“, so. 3;?th
the Bolsheviks altar: desperate battle;
(or Me days. Odessa is the most let-I
portam Russian port a the Block Sen.
PARIS. March 29,—General
shins called on Omani Foch st head-I Which
quarters yesterday. according to i’ln-I
formation. and placed at his dlowulihis regimental or higher commander
l” an executive Moor ol the organiz-
mam.
ml. W Is- M in
members of the American Expedition
vary Forces in Europe 0! parcels con-l
are being sent at the written re
l
l
hibiting the acceptance for mailing to3 '-
Pel" tsininz articles other ,than' these!
quest of the addressee approved by; .
Postmasier I ‘ I
Specials Tonight
From 7 to £10 o’CIock
Army whiny-lent in the battle now ill“ a‘tion with which he is connected 3 WOMEN’S . HEW mug” “
prams Poslma ‘ ' l . I! ' .
' It?" must secure the assur- ..
_ -~*- , (sure of the sender in each case thatI SHIRT WAISTS TABLE (Imus
“”3“ ”Wk 29'“4""‘m '°"lall the articles contained in the parcel Regular as
titers wounded along the Chemist deal”, ”m at ‘he a“, e , ed a 8 cisi °' 69¢ Value 51.00. _69c
, d M A721“ 2 . a “reel upprcv De ‘ ............... Special ________ . ____
blmétcmnsszvf ’ y ‘ :‘mten request. and that ‘illit‘h re- '
"m ’ ’9“ spin a n ar 5 "0 quest is enclosed in the parcel by re- , " " '
tasks room for British soldiers iniureduqmfln‘ the sender t o rises on the I WOMEN S TRAYOWHS
l°° “firm” ‘0 b9 “30"" a 3'9" “‘5‘ , wrapper of the parcel under his name DRESS SKIRTS Value 39c. 19
. . y and Iddress the following indorso- I ‘ Special ........ . ..... 0
Twenty-seven Americans angering meat: . {Serge or istilt, in plain colors and ' '
from Kmlnlhw‘ 1W Farts; ”This parcel contains only articlesit‘é ancy str pea. '
> ' Worth 5.00. r
on their way to a large base hospital sent at approved mount of warm”... Special: .......... $3.95 “WMED
belly, the front.‘ All 8"? NOW Ell.- Whll‘h ll inclosed." i5 . HUCK TOWEIS
W0"- They ‘Wlll l‘t‘th‘r‘ l. The approved written request shall Value 39,. .
0M. 0! “I? when 3 Wm“? 01 be inclosod in the parcel. ‘ n WOMEN’S FIBRE Special ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ‘esc
Mill! BKtI‘ICM._ Me- boil! “*4”: Parcels containing articlesrnot being SILK HOSE ‘ - '
“flaw. Conn. is MIN”!!! time sent in accordance with such approv- . Bla k hit ‘ ‘ '
when he can set/into action awn. ‘ed written mount shall not be so» ”02“," ° and 3“ “Mm-5 TURKISH
This. is why: leoptod for mailing. finch parcels ‘ «.Peir ......... c
“l [was “used on March 11 just when onered for mailing shall he re- ,, ~ GUEST TOWELS .
when i expected to leave tor the Btntumedlto the sender. ' . ' { Blue or pink borders. V *
Patrick's Day celebration behind the' The foregoing order and instruc- SEEDREN’S HOSE Value 190. ’12“ .
lines. The worst at it was. it vital yel- , lions "stand at the request of the 3W] mercerized tlnish. SM" """" ., ---- ‘
low gas. which added Insult'to iniury. War Department and in 9078113306 0' pm -, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 390
"l mom [willheail mm within o‘- an order oltbat Desartment dam , . fl ' ~ VEILINGS
fer! days and God help Fritz when LMarch M, 1918. which provides as fol- “
get back and get a crack at him wilh‘lOIill ‘ “WOMEN’S . finedwdfififi'gn‘: “My “Fm“
my machine gun." 9 “In future, shipmenls of any articles MBRCBRIZED Regular 25c. ‘
There have been several reports re. 10 members of the American Expedl- LISLE HOSE Special. yard ......... m , "
cently that General Foch. one of the llonary Forces abroad will be limited , PAIR ». . . . . ,
most brilliant strategists of the day.” ”’0’" ”“69“ 'hk'h ““9 m“ '9' 1.. 35¢ GENUINE
who was iargaiy responsible for the’flmflt‘d W "'9 "id“‘du‘h‘ to whom 3 PAIRS l-‘Olt
- l
French victory in the battle of Marne. “39”"w'l“ “ml":fi; ‘lIId‘ 2:2" $1.00 HEWW
would be placed in supreme command having ”9““ “Wm" V ' re '
on the western trout. The ballot?! 0' h'thilfmrugmgm‘fygfi ‘BUREtU AND SIDE. PETTEOATS
Chronicle of Iondon. esterda said an " llpmcnts " '0 ' , B" All colors.
y y Post Oillce authorities and other ship ; ARI) SCARFS AT Regular $1,98_
announcement bearing on the coordb
atlon or, British and French military
exertions might be‘egpeciead amost ipl-
medlately.and that in influential role
role might be unfilled to General
Foch.
intents by express or freight coupon;
lea only upon presentation of the
lsbove approved request in teach indi-
.vidual case.”
The Post Office Dennison believes
that this action-is prompted by mill-
r’tary necessity and that the public will
cheerfully arotliesee in it. Postmast-
ers are hereby instructed to enforce it
LONDON. March ”~01: the
Somme the British have maintained
their p%sitions and gained ground in .
places y succeaslul counter attacks. ”3”” A M WY
the war adios states lode . . ' . ' '
.a’tm mu their uszsu day in “W Awmn" Pmm‘m Gum"
in the face. 01 repeated assaults by ml. . ' ‘
mcricaily superior enemy iorces. the QUEBEC M‘LI“A ,
British retired a in” distance from WlQUDLLlRIM'ING
their advanced positions.
The Germans again minted in
ceedingly heavy losses. ‘The British
took prisoners. '
..::‘ spun-wt tron natures-t
posed to have been to .destroy the
records of cases Ibich have been
heard in the exemption courts.
myonimvihuer called upon the leer.
“IT" ‘THE HOANJRMY IN lng thronglo disperse and then read
W. ,373 5
~ COST BRIDES
Special . ........... V
NOTICE: 3
Mrs meeting»! the BoardloilDimtors ofm'i’eoples’
, Trust Company held Friday. larch 22, 1918, s dividend-at
the rates! {our (4) per cent. por annunt was declared to de-
positora‘in'the‘flev’ings Department, out of thaearningslfon
thsrsixnontlls culling Harch31, 1918.. may“ on he
Wampum and paid’enandeiterdpflld,:1918. '
ByorderoflheBoard “Directors. . ' “
lien’oy newcomers. “mm"
legation in Pill-is.
a shell during the celebration of
high, mass last Sunday out] many
casualties‘resulted. . '
FRANCE, March filo—While there is
no false opporlunlties reurdinx events
existing among the American expedi-
tionary iorce. all ranks although trul-
iaing that’the situation Is tense. are
This same church was struck by
\
the riot not. When he realised that
hill prom Were fruitless he called out
the militia. The mob apparently-was
cowed when the troops appeared. '
'A lire which slam in thermal»
trar‘tl olllce was extinguished belo'rc
v
would be. much value in a crusade of ‘
BRITISH ARMY HEADQUAR-
TERS IN FRANCE, March 30
(By The Associated Press .—'l‘be
situation today ,from tho: lento
viowpoiut, is reported more satis-
factory. Along the British section
of the battlefront last night'was
coluparativcly quiet.
The "British" lines have, i been
strengthened rapidly in. every
quarter along the front. There is
n mostbcartening display of de-
termination and optimism.
in the vicinityof Albert the tier-
muns many were reported to be
digging themselves in along the
line from Thicpvnl tov'lln Boiselle.
LONDON. March 30.»—'l‘hc Gen"
mulls, attacki‘ng yesterday at De-
muilr and Mezicres, pressed back
tile-British. from .Mez'icres, the War
Office announces. All the enemy
attempts to capture Dcmniti broke
down after sharp fighting which
lasted throughout illcz’aftcmoon.
Mezicres’,’ captured by the Ger-
mulls, lain the sector south of the
Somme vrllere the principal gains
otthe’Ger-suans in the? last few days
have been made. "it. is.tssl miles
north of Molltdklier.‘
‘ .LONDON‘,PMiteb son-A 'tele-
«nitration of the military ' power in
francs» in the hands of one general
and the suggestion was heard that
Secretary’ Baker's recent visit to
France and his «subsequent trip to
England might 'be connected with the
latest development. ,
The first real indication that Gener-
al libel: was to be given supreme
command came more” dispatches
pester-any tolling» at how General
”Pershing w placed'"the American
owing to the distance of the American
sector Tfrom the battlefront. This is
taken asan indication of the. anxiety
of the American troops to get into ac-
tion'iagalnst the Germans. ' ‘
‘. .
MAY Wrench conilnander. I'l‘ltlr'atlgcon
finial-last night in a .me ”on
General thing and. Wetpublicwby
instantwltellet Frost .v-alu, backache, lthar’Depsl-tment. _
‘ Jam , ' .- The namiatglottilaseraly 1;” . '
' ‘ . " was a .ma slay iostrengt an s
“m" "“' “M” “M lbelief that an AlglotAmericsn counter
W , odensive ill «not. far. all nominal stint
.Baclr hurt your oan’t straighten up
without feeling sudden painl. sharll
IMlIedfblo‘w’ls toilall on fun French
rsectial at tile rechttldghtiagl from.
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II“
confident that Allied. arms eventually the-building was seriously «tamed. #
will be victorious. but not until a large number at exanp ‘ 3
Not the slightest Ikubt is expressed ‘Msp’wri‘agd mfm‘rgrfsts Md
0 A
but that the llrithtb and French will be", reported to police-headquarters: . ......___.__ ._._
not only halt the sheluy but deteat
No ‘* FULL‘U snip N...
All the American troops are anxious m. ' Foe “WNW WU"! ‘ M critics.
to set into the fight and are envious of 0 BBEYDPERSElmG , alllleWCWY «’"* “d ‘ml’y ‘
the role played by the natural of Am- 7m by'llmm ’ Sympathetic
erlcan railroad engineers who are be- a. l ‘ :m P "W." "m“ AeepticlOflce W Treatmflnt w "
[loved to have been caught in the (lee ‘ ill, "ll ‘ )' ' , . ’ ;
man advance. ' congratulating him “on his now an * ”Kama ', f
Some of the Americans far back 0. .ummy," there was no explanation ai' ‘ ' es “mi lst red
the lines have insisted that they heard the White House of what the Frost . I . n .‘
the mug _ ’dent merit. The United-Slates. hmv; “'m' 8mm by "'0 0X I."
oi the guns on the zone of d 1h d d h _ Chanel tar Very .¥
fighting. but this is not probable. eves. ways as a some t e core » ~ Mottled
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