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WaShi gton, May 2ud.-America renr ak
en4d in national spirit through lessons OF e
wa in Europe, WAS the theme Of IN address
hy President Wilson Yesterday at the opening
OF the National Service school Military En-
c mpment for young women. In conclu-
ding, the President voiced II warming that
the honour and integrity Of the United
States cannon be tempered with. He prayed
III t the country should not be drawn into
wa, but declared that if it should be 'iu the
great voice of "Natlonal Enthusiasm" which
would be raised ali the world would stand
once more thrilled to hear the voice of the
"N+w WorId"a sscI ting The standard of Justice
aud Liberty. The President spoke before
S veral hundred young women dressed III
khnki and drawn up i'll military older. They
@ tered to day or IN encumpment at Which
,h,y Will be taught first aid to the wounded,
ba, du9e making, teltgruphy and 0 her war
time arts.
LONDON, May 2nd-Premier Asqutb de-
c'treI IN the House of Commons thus after
IL or hat d Bill to be introduced tomorrow
would be one Of general and immediate
compu'slon.
New York. Nav 2nd-In retaliation for the
lockout of 800. 900 workers Oh women'a
ga ments begun II few days ago by the Man
ufaclurers' Protective Assocla ION, the Inter
iatloual Ladies' Garment Workers Union to-
day ordered n strike OF I'LL It's members III
this city, whether employed III the shops
belonging to the Protective Association or
In uptn shops. l. is estimated that Tins ord
er applies to 10000 persons including about
10000 apprentices and others not already
affected by the lockout. Benjamin Schtes-
siuger, President Of the Emp oyels' Union,
said that the organization has more than
500,O 900 dollars in its treasury and Is pre-
pared to carry the fight on all Summer If
necessary. 1t Is estimated that the employ
ees of nearly 1000 factories VIII be called
out. Tie chief question involved Is Wheeler
tie manufacturers shall be compelled to
dismiss from their employ workers who do
not belong to the Unions or who refuse to
pay their dues to he Union.
Paris, May 2nd-A HaYa's despatch from
Belne says that Prince Won Buelow, former
German Chancellor, has returned from Swift
erIand to Germany and is using ali bis int1u-
enue in favour OF concession by Germany Of
the demands presented in the American
Note concerning submarine warfare. The
Prince also is III giug a collective protest by
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tie blockade by the Entente Allies, the DIES.
patch says.
London, May 2ud-1he British official
statement on he cumpaigne in the Western
zone issued tonight reads: A German attack
eust Of Yples last night preceded by an
hours bombardment broke Town under our
fire without reaching our lines. Another
attempt by the enemy to leave his lines
nortLwurd of Albert was stopped by our
fire. To-day there has been some artillery
activity near Montauban ard Thletyala be
tween Carency and VermeIlaes, OPP o,ite
Wyschaete and east Of Ypres. As a result of
the combats in the ali yesterday two hostile
aeroplnnes were driven down in a damaged
condition. They were seen 10 land a short
distance behind the German lines.
London, May 2nd.-The Official Press
Bureau announces that LieuteDant-Gene,a
Lake, Commander of the British forces in
NIesopotamia, has reported as follows A
small British force moved out of Bushire
April 29lh and attacked n hostile force which
was strongly entrenched in the vicinity.
Ihe enemy was quickly driven off. We re-
turned to Bushite unmulested, our casualties
were one BRUSH officer killed ana one native
Indian trooper wounded. A letter dated
May 1st has been received from the Turkish
Commauder-iD- Chief Khalil Pusha, in which
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