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The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-04-13

DR.. ]. r. Cooper OF Cincinnati. Is
spending a few days here with his
wife.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-04-13

Large, elegant Clothes Hampers
while they last, SIPS, Mike Brown,
the Square Deal Man. a12-4t
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-04-13

Mr.. Charles J. Hunter of the coun-
ty. has purchased a handsome new
Hudson Super-Six touring car from
Kirk Bros local agents
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-04-13

Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Davis of
Newport, and Mr.. Thomas Ort of
Vanceburg, are here, called by the
death of Mr., Robert Davis.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-04-13

Miss Lucy Lee Parker and Mrs.
Goldsby Farrar Of Orangeburg, were
shopping here Wednesday
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-04-13

Miss Florence Rogers will return
today from a visit to relatives and
friends at indianapolis, Ind.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-04-13

DR.. W. S. Yazell was business WIS.,
itor in Cincinnati Wednesday.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-11-06
NATIONAL CENS0kS
OF MOVIES

Placing the badge Of inetflcl
elry on state ana local rensor- ol
moving pictures various oreanla-
iions have from time Ia inc
urged the establishment of ua-
tional censorship as though such
body would have more exalted
morals or morc refined rs'heiirism
than amy others
Objection has been made To-
many Of the movies on the sole
reason that they So frequently
depict some sort Of crime Or sae
gestive immortality Crime in
some young fellow has been oc-
casionally charged TO the credit
of these wonderful mcubratIonS
OF the c;inera \ Thousand Tunes
multiplied, however has CRIME
been attributed 10 tbe influences
Of the thrill-and- d-kill em Story or
novel.
Without doubt many N the
earlier products Of the camera
were overMcb IA suggestion af
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-11-06
DON 7 HAVE.
GRAY HAIR
It's Unnecessary QRan Darbens
1t Evenly No Dye

No matter how gray your hair pro-
malurely gray faded, bleached
sireaked with gray an yoa need to
do is to shampoo your hair and
scalp once day with q Ban Hair
Color Restorer This is very pleas
ant experience and after few appli
cations You will be delighted to see
all your gray hair gradually turn TO
an even beautiful dark shade. @
Ban acts on roots, making hair and
scalp healthy. restoring the color
glands so all your gray hair Is natnr
ally darkened and entire head of hair
becomes soft, fluffy long, thick and
q such an even beautiful, soft, dark
shade no one could tell YOU had used
Q-Ban. Also stops dandrmf and
falling hair, leaving your hair fas-
and abundant without even
trace OF gray showing. Sold OH mon
ey-back guarantee. SOC for big
bottle at Eagle Drug store, Guthrie.
Okla. Out-of-town folks supplied by
t"Aft ..,a : .---a--.. 4 n AL F<S7 - n
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-11-06

When "a cold hangs Oh as often hap
pens, or when you have hardly gotten
over one cold before You contract an
other look ont Tor You are liable to
contract another lookout for YOU are
liable to contract some very serious
disease This succession of colds
weakens the system aud lowers the
vitality SO that you are much more
liable to contract chronic catarrh
pneumonia on consumption Cure
your cold While yol can Chamber
laln's Couch Remedy has a great rep
uiat.on Il IS relied upon by thous-
ands of people and mover dlsappolnts
them TRY # u onlv costs q quart
en- Ohtaiua0le oyerywhcre
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-11-06
lrAE rlRsr nReAK.

ll~ eI#WUde arfalanaspbarr
'r which fnc nHa wed mlO
rov nn' eran srwch my WHt
.aad lamt lcl as though some m8
l.,ious uto hd uuM un m@
e mpnu mu m0w0eo baun
aM lAou lae leHl Numm4 thl
lat we're mot suHed o each other
For hey mt sure thu they had
soften on @ch oemr+ neyc
A N uuthot Bad betrayed by
word or ac mu tightly mc Vee
holding oa n th-m-chc g4b
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-11-06
| | w T R-L A X
ACTS SURELY, SNttLN

Iust because you are feeling the III
effects OF torpid liver is no excuse
for buying harmful medicine That
has brought physical decay to fbous
ends. Calomel is dangerous and as
everyone knows has very disagree
able and weakening after efiects
Medical science has found a natural,
vegetable remedy GRlGSBYS LiV.
vER.LAx that thoroughly cleanses
the liver and bowels without causing
any bad feeling children can take
II With perfect safety Every bottle
guaranteed, SOC and 81 bottle
None genuine without The likeness and
signature Of L. X Grigsby For sale
~ Lille DRUG and Stationery Store.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-11-06
y Sl0U Reward. S100

Tho roa1ors of tIIg MANN r.u a,
pleased % learn that there "a at ~, on' us
dreaded disease Tint science Mas MN
hble TO cure IN all its stages. ard thaf ~
Satar:n. llalts Catarrh Cure Is ill., o-. i,'
lositlVe euro now known 10 the niel.e.l /
lIAteI lI.il MY. Cat4trh being a constitutional
0iselse,, requires constitutional trent.
ment,. Halls Catarrh Cure Is t4l.en ir.
formally, acting directly uron ~ hldal
ara mucous surfaces of the svstem t1ur.'
BY destroying tie foundation of tne dis.
case; s.s, and giving tho patient sfrensth hy
.. o. lung up tNe constitution ard assisting
nature IN doing It's work. Tie pr5rrieiors
have, so much faith IN its curative now.
sfs that they offer Ono Hundred Dolars
Ter yscase that IL fcils to cure seri
Ter liet e. tesiimoniqls
Address y. " CHENEY + Co, Toledo ob,o
SolA by NJ Druggists, 7-e.
Take Aails Family FiliS FOR constipation.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-11-06

Parents who have paid mis- fee for
grading papers here are few iteams
that might interest you
The taxpayers Of Logan county are
paying salary for clerk IN the Of
flee Of county superintendent
In The disbursement Of said fees is an
liemized statement showing she re-
eeyed $ll.25 for some purpose, unex-
planned
Another item rs $3.50 for expense
Of trip to Guthrie as speaker at grad
uating exercises. Another one for
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-11-06

FrencA experiments have indicated
that sugar has decidedly restrain.
ing effect when added to photographs
ic developing solutions.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-11-06

An = slifhman has patented a rot
to be fastened to the steering wheel
of qn automobile to permit it to be
guided by the knees
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-11-06

Bread as a daily food is eaten by
about one-third Of the earths popu.
iation. IA many countries rice is the
chief food.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-11-06

In county ffuf,. CHOOSE mcu.
cnehlw nar.N.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-11-06

Prince Frederick Swabian noble.
man, was the first HoherzolIern tol
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-06-09
aenbernns Der Yut Sparbanf
8esclu,

Die Boitncilter bon SoIt 9 Spar.
bonfitelIen iino pom General Golt.
amt %benohridtigt Wproen Dob III 81.
funit 1T Dem S%parfaiieu Ocpartc.
n,ent oes Boitamts b0bere Sctr1Gt
anaenommen perbcn oils oieS biSbcr
Der Sail mar. Son MN an FAINT ell,
06hitbetrag bon $1,000 in oem Boit-
amt binterlegt perSen. ser 3inier
trasen miro. 8isber iuitroc nidt
mebr aIs $500 bon elmer 8erion M.
aeiomnler.
Cine anoere luihtige Icnocrluug
lit bic, oab lpdbreno bisber ciu Gcpo-
fitor nid,t mebr oils 500 III eincnl
Ronat beponiren tonnte, cs MN oic,
lem irei Itebt irgeno cine Srmr,e,
nidt mebr ols Den S0ditbctrag. nit
einntal gu binterleeeu.
Gab oas Bolt SparfaiieuiUtem
elm Grfols geiueien lit, bepciien Oie
3abIet. oaB iiber cine babe Millio.
nen Ycrioncn ibre griparntiie benz
Soitomt onbertraiten uno Dab Der
8eIamntbetrag Der 9epoiitten $50,
000,000.00 iiberiteiet.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-06-09
Nus benz 2auSe Der Witternqdt-

ionne. "8or mcbrercn Sabrcn."
lfrcibt Serr aarl 9erteniorL bon
Sonones, in 0oripeger, nbeitelltc i6
cine &iitc Sbres Mlpenfrdutcrs, uno
faro oaSiclbe iebr mirfungsboll. Sd
hottie an elmer Herbenlt0rling gelitten
u,lo bottc nergebli6 Webi5inen &C.
brnltdt unb aer3te foniultiert. Sbr
4lpcnfrduter iebod bat mid pieoer
itorf unb geiltno gemadt."
Sorni's Mpenfrdrrter lit nidt III
apotbefen 5i baben lonoern miro
ocn 2erten brett geliefert burh So.
faloacnten, Die ernannt iinO bon Sen
SerlteIlernL Or. 8eter Sabrnep &
Cons 60, 1876 60. Some Nuc. f.,
Chicago, Sll.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-06-09
On gfinsiteu 1916.

llnerbittlid gebt Der arleg letllcn
99ca. @s gibt failll cine Sanllllc
uro fallm Elm Scim in oelltld)en Sall'
Den, no cs our Yfin9it5cit 1916 rld)t
bcibt: .@r lit ia ldngIt geTallen!"
Ser cine in Eolcn, Der anoere III
Slouoern. Gen orittcn perl1la'l9 DER
unbeimli6e grsomncmualo, Der plcrtc
mar ucri6olIcn uno blicb perldollcn,
mer ipcib no?
Stott Der wciicn Yiin9ltflcloer, Die
ionit Dem monoerluitigen 0elltlfett
10 mtrcrmbar erid)iencn bon DEM De
bonfen an Gfingiten uno Der Sor
frcltoe alli bic 6eittagc, iiebt oas gl'.
oe in oicIen Sabre nod mcbr Sral!
crfIeioumg als 5rr TiingItcn5eit oeS
pcroonacnen ariegsiabrcs. @obl
mande 9rout miro bicsnlal oas leh,
hattie Srcibcn Der Wenifen fliebcn,
mn ibrcs Shnrr5cs SEER 5ll ipernen.
llno bic 9cgciitcrung? Sit JIG &C.
Itorbcn oitrd oic longc Gal,cr bcs
GricaeS? Gntidmltnbcn? 9riefc
ais Den Sdiieengr1bcll belcbrtcn Die
Observation-Disclosures, boB sic idiperc
9(rbrit BORT brouBen niht nit roll.
id)eno crbaltcncn 8cfilblcn, NIT
idNpunguollcn Rcoen uno gebauidten
,3citrngsurtitcln bewGltigt wcrocn
fam. 90 maro oic @egeilterltng Der
inncrlidt, 70 lit iic our gntifloiicn-
felt ltno @eonlo gcnorocrl.
@ir @liidlifen ipollcn ms 81
%fingitcn bineinoenfen mo bineina
iiiblcn in Die unergriinoliden Set
oens Giefen, in lpel6c iebt 10 ptele
9liidbcredti9tc, emit irobc Wtenldch
i'm altcn @atcrlanoe burd) ben aric9
gcItiir5t iinb. Gcrm aud binter Der
;sront iperocn Sauienoe t0olid getrof'
len: oieienisen. oenen cine fur5e.
ontlide Meloung Die @ernidttng il.
rcr Soffnunsen offcnbart. Der Niht-
bctroiienen beilise aufgabe lit es, iid)
ocrpr arSuncbmcM Die Sa nnidjulSig
leisen. obne 5u flagel.
&. Sefer,
0clcsicrtcr oes 9eutiden &ote1
Strcuses. 1923 9roaopab, Reiu gorf.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-06-09
SobnS S. SeImers
barra, WarihaM!

Der Sal bon @aridau ruff Die
grinneruns pad an ben ruHifden
General Sutporop. Man fagt, bab
er nod Der Gtnnabme bon Waridau
am 4. 9obember 1894 an bic 4ais
ierin 2atbaria III. einen 8rief nit
muir ben f~olsenoen Worten geihrieben
babe: .Surra Wari9au! Suporop".
Die 4aiierin antportete in glei9 la
toniI4er Wetfe: .8raoo 5elomars
idall! &atbarina". 0amit mar Srs
tuorop gum Selomaridau ernannt.
9elegentli9 bes 4uftanbes in
Warf9au i'm Mpril 1894 mar nGms
lid bic bereits felt 1764 BORT befinbz
lide rui1iide 8eiasuns bon ben po>
len niebergema6t lporoen, unb bonn
8. Suit 1894 ab tpurben Die polen
in Warf9au bur1 preuBiide Srups
pen belagert. Die fdon 1893 in polen
~etngeriidt tparen, neil es Den Mnidein
bate. bob Die Ru6en fhb san3 polens
bemGdtisen polIten. Die Ginnabme
bon Daridau blieb Suporotp porbez
balten. WGbreno bic preuben bic
Stabt auf benz linten ufer ~belaserten.
itiirmten bic Sruppen Sutporops bic
auf Dem redten l1fer selsne 8orftabt
Bragg, un6 nod einem entiebliden
8lutbabe belt Suporotu an 8. Ros
pember 1894 ieinen ginaug in Wars
idau. Bel Der oritten Seiluns pos
lens Q795) fiel Dari4au Unit Dem
9anoe Maaobien) on preuben, Biz
Napoleon mad Preubens Stura am
10. DECEMBER 1905 in Warl9au eins
aog unb 1907 gelegentlt9 bes Silii>
ter Griebens etn 9eraostum Daridau
btlhete, NIT benz iddfideu aSnise
als Obsrbaupt.
Na9 Der @erntdtuus Der sroben
Mrmee Napoleons i'm Sabre 1912
tpieber %aufselDft, ftel Waridau infols
&c Der 8eidliiFe Oes Wtener 2Onsrefs
ies i'm Sabre 1916 nit ben in Der
a~tpeiten un6 britten Seilung polens
bon preuben ertporbenen @ebieten
(ausf4lteBlid Die beutise propina
Poien uno San5ie unb Sborn an
@uBlano. Sept aber baben bic Oeuts
fden i'm 8erein nit ben brapen Dfters
reiaf4 : ungarii9sn 8u~nbesaenofs
len TAFT bas gauge polnif9e 2anb.
oas preuben berlor, tpieoer befebt,
unb in Warihnu 1T am s. Muauit elm
baperiider prins, @sneralfelbmars
f6aa prin5 2eopolb, einsesosen, bes
9apernt0niss 8ruber. 100 S.ohr,
lpar Waridou obns Nnfe4tuns ruiz
fi1! Was miro Der Sauptita6t DO
lens 3utunft ietn9 SdlieBlid mao
nod baron erinnert tperoen, bah idon
Jriebrid Milbeim Der @roBe BUR.
tirft i'm Sabre 1856 BET Daridau
su finoen mar, no Ct I'M 8eretn mil
benz bon ihm untertiibten S&peben.
ionise aarI X. Die pol.n In breitaai.
ser S4laGt befieste.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-06-09
Neue NnSeigen
8arnnns!

SD berbiete biermit allies Sagen
unb Siiden entlang Der Greet Die
burh mein 9ano fliebt, iomie iiber-
boupt allies Sagen auf meinem 81.
aentbum. Rihtbeadter oieies 8er.
bots tperoe ib eeridtlid belangen.
CD. Setterer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-06-09
RG6i6ulc.

gillig 81 b%erfanfcu: Sdones
6rameballs NIT 5 3immer. Ratdu.
fragen in Der Office .. 8l.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-06-09
Grfaltunsen idnen selinSert.

Siele 9eutc buIten in einem fort
bon anfana bis enoe bes 8inters.
anoere bcfonlmen cine @rfaltun9 nod
Der anoereu. Hebmt Or. Sings
3ep DISCOVERY unb SIR merbet fat
aueenblidlidc Silfe peripiiren. 8ri6t
ben Slitcn, belt Die gntaiinoun9 unb
idnftigt Die punben 2uftrobren.
2eidt 5u nebmen. antiieptii6 unb
beileno. $olt cine Slaide Or. Sings
3em DISCOVERY unb baltet's i'm
&duic. SIT in 8irflidfeit cine
grobartiac @coi5in uub id balte int.
lncr cine 8laide bobon porrGtbis,"
idrcibt 8. 6. Sciiemon. Sranconia,
q. s. 8elb slriif. ipenn nidt at.
frieoenltellenh, aber es biIft faIt I'M.
incr. (Gbp.1)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-06-09

bonniert auf bas 8sltssIatt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-06-09
-llniere @aieball. Snnaens Norell

-llniere 8alebnll Srngens lporell
lesteu 5onnta9 auberrmals Sieger
aeblieben in Dem Spiel NIT Den $40.
Facid,cs bon ct. 2ouis, itn6 guar BEL
ei,tem Score bon 8 81 1. Der ct.
Coulter Club mar ciites Der It1rtiten
Teams NIT meldem Ole bieIigcn 5pie-
lesten Sonntaa abermals Steger
Saciiits bon ct. 2ouis. ,lno guar bel
ler felt LANCER Belt 5u fdmpfen bat.
unio gldn5enoerer. Nahfolgeno Oas
Score:
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-06-09
yiir Staats.S Senator.
SSir limo crnlddtiat

8ir iino crulddtigt
hilbert 6. 8. @aromer
ols Ganoioat fir. 8ieoerluabl 5unl
9mlte Deg Staatss Senators fir Den
%. ienatorieIlcu 0iitrift, unteripor,
fen Scr @ntideioung Der republifani.
ifeu Stimmgebcr bel Der ant /.
Iugllit Itattfinoen YrimGriuabl.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-06-09
HERMANN

Two-base hits: Graf, Haas, Blust,
Richter. Kaltenrider. Base on balls:
off Hickman 1; off Sullivan 2. Struck
out: by Hickman IA, by Sullivan 6.
Left on bases: Hermann 6, Mo. Pac.5.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-06-09

Sn 8erfanfen: 9rei i9one Wilh.
fiibe (Sbortborn unb Reb 8olD NIT
SGlbern. 6. &. WeDer,
Botsbam, Ro.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-06-09
gstitii&e anseisen.
fyiir gmnbes.S enator.
5inb eriu6dtiat

Nlr ltfl0 erIIIuullBI
Sbomas 5. afins
BON ct. 2ouis ~an5rBeigen als Ganoi.
bot fir oaS Mint bcs 9unbes.S cnator
fir @iiionri, unterluorfen Der gnt'
fdeiouna ser repubIifaniiden Stimm
aeber bel Der am 1. au9uit itattfin.
Ocn0cn &riniGrmabl.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-06-09

Nus Ser S1uIe. Gebrer:
,RiGt GILES, ipaS man fiiIt. tann
MAJ, aud ieben. Wer tana mir Elm
D.ijpieI bafir fosena"
Der tl.ine 6ubert: .menn ma a
Gaus aaf m Ropp bat.
The Benson signal., 1916-12-09

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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-03
STEALS OWN BABY: ARRESTED.
N0thcr " ho Gave ~ thiid Takes
Her From Foster Parent.

Mr.. Frances Harvey Malone. 81
years old. Of ~ East itsth street. was
arrested last night for stealing her own
baby dauSht'r The cnli, Josephine NJ
Harvey, was taken from Mrs, Gcrtlud"
Dexter al 49, Nortn oaK i'r,,c, u"r
parent 10y adoption.
TWO aud half years ago, when the
little girl was born, her mother felt she
WAS too poor 10 bring the child up prop
crly, and sorrowfully she l"f' Josephine
in Bellevue Hospital TO await adoption,
Mrs. DrNter legally mad" the child one
Of hI' family last August
Since then Mrs MaloncN, who has
bc,n married twice. has visited her
daughter IN III" hom" of her foster
mother Apparently she changed ncr
mind about giving up the baby. for after
calling ther" yesterday She walked out
vita Josephine.
Mrs. Dexter notified tho police. de-
tectivcs Reilly and Rruckmsn took tho
child and her mother to the Bronx de-
tectlvc bureau, Mrs. Maloney beins
charged with kidnapping.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-03
DIPLOMACY COLLEGE COURSE.
EiIhty "iVcrsItics d" give Lee
lures on International NcIatIOns,

Eighty universities, colleges and nor
NAL schools In the United States will CO.
operate with the Division of Intercourse
and Education of the Carnegie Endow-
ment for International Peace by offering
during their summer sessions courses on
International law. international rela- =
tions, American diplomacy and Spanish
and Latin American affairs The Carne-
gle Endowment. acting through tho
American Association for International
Cancellation. will supply the instructors
in some cases Or will grant allotments
TO dcfray part of their salaries in others.
The subjects are to he offered a. part
OF the regular college curriculum and are
TO he given by experts.
he work was offered in about SOW
enty-hve institutions last year and the
total enrolment was approximately -
600. The object Of the work. success
fully carried on In 1915. III to spread a
wider and moro accurate knowledge OF
internationa, polity and international 10.
lations.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-03
10000 GERMANS IN BIG
ATTACKS SOUTH OF VAUX
Whole Division in Four Simultaneous Assaults, Enters
Caette Wood-French Regain Most
of the Ground Lost

harding squadron dropped twenty.
eight shells on the railway station at
Etain and on bivouscs installed in
the outskirts OF the village of Nantil-
lois. On the same night three of our
aeroplanes threw twenty-five shells.
which caused numerous fires IN tho
villages OF Azanncs and Efi, ullcs-sur-
Meuse.
In the course of the day of April
our avistors brought down three en-
einy machines on the Nerdun front.
Two other German aeroplanes were
compelled to land prccipitatcly in the
same region. Finally "A brachen was
brought down IN flames hy one Of our
seioplanes.
Last night was Comparatively quiet.
except for heavy German artillery hrc
In the Avocourt region.
The afternoon co1,muniquc sad:
West Of the Meusc the bomoard-
mcnt was rather violent against our
positions In the Wood Of Avocourt.
but there vas no infantry action.
East Of the Mouse the night was
calm. The enemy IN the region OF
pouaumont and NauN made 10 new
attack.
In the Woe,re the artillery activity
was feeble. There was no event Of
importance In the course Of the night
on the entire front.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-03
COALITION CABINET
FOR CANADA, IS RUMOR
I.auricr Reported in Confcr
cncc With tommaught on
Shell Charges.

bTr,w,. Ont, \pul ..-N r"pogt. I'M
ros>in nle 10 confirm Tonight, has i, thai
Sr Wilfrid I.auiic- Was summoned 20 a
conference With the Duke ot touuaucht
tbs afternoon a. Government House
Spe, ulatiou l. current as to whether the
alleged intcr' i.w mad 20 do with tho for
mation of "A Dominion coalition Go>cln-
mcuI
Tie decision Of the Government tu
create royal commission Ia probe the
Kyle charges does not appear to have
appcased puhlc opinion. the press
,allinS Tor AN in,rsJ!.atIpu INTO ali she'll
contracts
For considerable time tncrc has been
talk of the desirlh,lltN Of both parties
uniting throush a coalition Cabinet, and
ia view of In" Developments of The past
week the report that SIR Nilfrid pas
summoned hN the Governor General TO
discuss coalition may have some iouu-
dation IN fact
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-03
STRIKE CALLED BY
$4,000 TUNNEL men
Expected to Tic Up All the
Subwa, and | Underground
Construction Work.
HIGHER PAY DEMANDED
Contracts Of Many Large
Firms Will Bc Affected by
tho Suspension.

Eighteen thousand members % the
structors tnion met Yesterday at their
headquarters. .o6 East i9sth street.
and called >; Ike. which will tie IN
not only the new subway systems Of
this city hut also all the sewer aud
underground construction work, unless
the demands oc those involved are
granted
Timbermen, t.cir hcipers aud lao r.
ers a.e the workers who are asking for
NOR. money. The tinbcrmen. who have
necn threatening to strike for som"
time. want tS.j a day: their hclp.rS
want <?.iU. and the laDore.s demand 81
day. fo- eight hours work.
Thomas O'Brieu. first Ncc-president
OF the union. announced that twenty
contractors would nave their work ted
up a. result of the general strike
vote According to this vote. the strike
is 20 bc called suspension The
strikers also demand recognition Of their
union.
oHrien sad that since January IA the
men now involved have tried everything
possible II prevent 4 STRIKE. WE have
Written 10 The Comptroller and the Pub
lir service commission he said. and
the cont. actors alsp appointed u COM
nitt,e 80 SEQ the public Official, but the
heads Of the city administration wouli
, not see them. 80 W. have been forced
to strike
II was announced that III" contracts
~ the following firms would L. aif",ton
by III" suspension call
tuiird States Realty and Improve
mert Company. II. Broadway . pegnpn
Contracting 'ompanN, - East Forty-sc,'-
oud street F'rei-rlck l.. crawford. Trin-
ity place and Thames street l.tchii.ld
Const rdriiou company, % F'latbush ave-
niic. Brooklyn; Richard tarvel COM
pany. Southern Boulevard and l3?th
street Ilolbrook. cabot n Rollins CONF
pauy. - Vanderbilt avenue Int.rcon-
Z tiicutal Construction Company. 2li Eog-
crs avenue. brooklyn. oscar Daniels
Company. .53 Broadway Ssmu"i Bc~kin.
/ brooklyn Crawford COMPANY. j:2 Ninth
! street L.. t.. smith Construction COM
! pauy. loi Park avenue: Finn oEourhe
Company. Inc. !, Battery place SMITH
| ifauser company Is East Forty first
, street Cnderpinning and Foundation,
! Company. .?o Broadway: Eodgcrs Il
! fIagrrty, iinrtrn, River and i52d street
/ Rapl TRANSIT subway tcu>trIc'. IN
/ Company. isi Broadway. 'o"p,r y
, Evans company, go Broadway McNiul-
! len. SNARE n T-iest. l2l East Esd
/ street. and tho pnr> tous' -uc'ipu COM
! psny. Union SGusr'
IN ans wcriur 'hc al ~cut OF. ,a>-
;crday th" strikers viii s.srIubl" 90
day a. 200 East i.sth streo'. i01 Nc.
doue.d street, ~ carroll street. Rr"ok
lyu, and Is Eighth street, Lntc lsl,'l
y CIV