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MASONIC pUCKPIN LEAGUE.
YARD pucKP1N LEAGUE.

ais. DID,. 42s 800 461 Totals. 446 4Si 531
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TERMINAL DUCKPIN LEAGUE.
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Totals. .535 531 515 Totals. .512 634 4s1
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PARTY WANTS To
UNITE WITH HPROH|B|T|ON|5T5

ST. LOUIS. Mo, April 13-The
Progressive National Convention to-
day ouStcd the national committee
that last SIMMER endorsed Charles +.
Hughes. the Republican nominee for
president, and named It new national
amalgama,ing with the Prohibition,
party.
: Plans for This amalgamation were
approved this afternoon b. the con-
yeniinn.
Victor Murdock, Of Wichita. kans.,
who presided over the Progressive
national convention in Chicago last
June, was elected chairman OF the
executive committee Of the party: and
Matthew Hale, OF Boston was elected
national chairman.
The executive committee Is COM
posed Of. Victor Murdoch, John NJ
Parker of Louisiana: y. II. Carroll,
North Dakota; r. N. IngcrsoIl. Idaho;
John TAYLOR. New York; Albert D.
Nor,oni Missouri, and &. y. Mcclure,
Georgia.
Mr.. Parker attacked the Socialists
70 rthrir attitude in the NSar with
Germany.
He said he would walk back 10 Lou
isiana before he would vote TO ANAL
gamate the Progressive party with
the Socialists.
Charles X. Kin,balI OF Sistersville, was
chosen a member Of the national COM
n:ittce fr ON West Virginia
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RUSSIAN REPUBLIC WELCOMES
UNITED STATES INTO THE WAR

WASHINGTON. April t&--President
Wilson today received q cabi"Sram
from Foreign Minister Milukuff. Of
Russia. declaring hat fh" s"tiv" par
.Iicipation of the United States III tn"
world war will arc"i"rif" IN, victory
OF the Entent,. Allies. Iii. expressed
gratitude for til" pConlpf recognition
by the United States OF the new Rus
sian government.
The meSSag. 10 President Wilson
follows:
I'm answer 10 -YoGr ExcaiI"ncy'S
message. | am HAPPY. i'll HI. nam" Of
the provisional government and uf th"
Russian democracy. newly liberated
from the oppression Of centuries. &"
send our congratulations on account
Of your magnificent action IN h"cEar-
ing a state OF war between The Unit"d
States and Germany.
We all enthusiastic greet the
momentous decision which brought
the great democracy OF ihe REV world
10 the side of justice. nf right. OF NIB
crty. Of small nations aSan&t 0aly
remnants OF paternal autucracy and
OF aggressive miiitariSm. "" firmly
believe that the cause We all fight for
Will win and that our victory over
forces OF The past will be accelerated
by rour active participation IN the
worlds contest.
Free Russia IS particularly indebt-
cd to the United States for having
promptly recognized the new order eS-
tabhshed in this country which brings
our two democracies 30 much closer
20 each other The provisional gov
ernment has joyfully accepted it as 4
token Of a concordant and steady col
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By Irwin S. COBB.

NEW YORK. April l&.-ThiS man,
Billy Sunday, for action. is the Charley
Chaplin Of III" pnlpit. lie is III" Cn.
tired business Man Of theology. He
is the boundin.. h!onmiu tu2Xy.Wuzxy
who'll break the Manhattan crust. lie
i the tarri.. Nation Of his. sex. II" is.
on the eEang"iisiic side. another Peter
the Hermit. on the. efficiency side. Il
Henry Ford.
The kind of religion he breaches is
the Old-fashioncd. highwhr"I. side
bar variery--thc kind Mother used 10
make, but the method hr uses 10
further his rerivaliStiC ends is The
last word in up-tu-datcnesS. His
chariot Of fire is Il jitncy bus and his
Balm Of Gilead comes put up for the
trade in fancy bottles. His platform
style harks back 10 the Rutherford
6. Hayes period Of American camp
Meetings, but his machinery for say
iSg the souls Of the unelect is pro-
vi9ed with d ash register, an adding
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|N|DE
PAICN FOR
PREPAREDNE:S Sc
IN FOOD IS On

WASHINGTON. April 1%.-~ln tts
raupaicu 10 awaken the country TO !,
Hsed OF greater food production /"
meet the demands Of the war. IN"
department OF agricuiture today began
distribution in tue United States Oh
an appeal made recently by Prcinler
.i0. ti-Ccorge 10 the people 4t Eng
land 20 plant more crops Il they hopeu
10 romkal the submarine peril.
"Whi" III" premirrs Letter Is au,
dressed 10 iii" people OF England.
iy:: 4 statement accompanying Il. Is
sIed hv DR. Beverly I. Galloway. al
!ecting the departments campaign. II
conveys advice distinctly &pplicaoi"
10 III" United Sta;"S aiIh SHOULD hc
hendrd hy ev"vyOI,. who can do any y
;hiGS 10 produce loot or save food
;!-im waste.
The premiera appeal reads:
IVY" have now reached Il Crisis
III the war whom 10 rnSllr" victory
.h., hcrui.,n: uf our armies AT the
front ,uu<t b., backed by the sell
sacrifice and tirrlrss lanor ot
EVERYONE al home. TO this end
IN. production Of each quarter rl
wheat and parS. and OF oach.
buShnl III ru,ato"S is uf vital m
uuriaDr". The work Of the mex
CONTINUED On Page EiSht.)
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british SKATER THE. GERMAN
DEFENSE ON FRONT Of Il MILES
PLUNCING FORWARD ON
SLOPE OF why RIDGE
Thirteen thousand German
Prisoners and I66 Big
Guns Taken.

LONDON, April Il, f:o5 a. M
The far-reachins, important and
sweeping success Of the battle Of
krras is being revealed in success
sive chapters to the British pub
lie which hardly realizes yet tnat
il is the most effectuaI and decis-
i've event to the credit Of the
British army during the war. It
may we'll rank with the battle OF
tie Marne, which turned back the
German invasion directed against
Paris, and may prove the turning
point Of the whole war IN TIC west
and change the balance Of the
world war.
Field Marshal EAaig's bulletin
tonight. giving the number OF guns
captured as 156 and the aggregate
of prisoners as $4,000 and tho de-
tails Of new territory gained for
France frcm tho invader, marks
tho battle Of Arras as a great VIC
tory. But the significant statement
from Field Marshal Haig is that
the British arc "astridc" the Hin.
dcnburg line.
The famous Hindenburg line had
been proclaimed by its author as
we'll as by German experts as
sort of Great Wall of China that
would be as impreanabIc to as
saults as that one OF the seven
wonders Of the world which was
SO long an adamant barrier to pro-
tcct an ancient Chinese dynasty.
German experts have been even
firmer in their faith in Field Mar
shaI. Won Hindenburg's eighth
wonder OF the world" than they
were few months age that Vimy
ridge was unconquerabIe. The
German belief in the Won Hinden-
burg Suddha has even servec 10
hyPnotivc part Of the British pub
lie and some prominent writer's
who have been disposed to accept
the German theory cxpounded in
German papers that everything
that has occurred on the western
front has gone according to Won
HindenburG's plans and as fore
seen. bY him.
A number Of European military
writer's have taken the view that
the Hindcnbure line was myth
painted to hearten the German
people. But the British general
staff for some time has known
that there is definite Hinden-
burg line upon which the German
staff was basng its defense, and
has known exactly where that
line was drawn.
Il The British army can break
through vital or important sec
tor tho next chapter may be d
further extensive German retreat
If, indeed. the Germans arc able
Continued on Page Twelve.)
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ATTEMPT TO. BLOW
UP WATER WORKS


CINCINNATI, O.. April 13. What
lis believed by military nd police Off
GERS TO have been an att. lpt TO blow
Iup or cripple Il water wIrks plant,
was frustrated early today when a
sentry guarding the works, paruci-
Ipated in shooting encounter with
three men whom he surprised while
they were digging near the key
chamber 10 the valve system of the
filtration plant. The sentry called to
the men TO hall. but instead the men.
iopened fire with reviewers and made
their escape.
The guardSman was injured, but
three bullets went through his cloth
ing while a fourth hit his bayonet
!scabbard. a crowbar was found near
a deep hole that had been dug di-
rectly over the main pipe leading to
the KEY chamber
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OHIO COALER5
OFFER |NCRE:ASE:
IF 10 PER CEN I

! >-,-D- ,-I,r1- ,.:, 49, -, :I,r...
NJ" i'l'N' NP'H "'','"'' :"
bl" progress was mad" at loda! S'"'
aions of fhc cnuIcrnncc here between
.,t h;,,,,,;..,,. o.,I ,r,r,,,,.. o.
'h' "''"'i'''''uN ''''' "r' ''''.', a..
Western pennsylvania, ono, !Ii''"iS
iand Indiana. and In" representatives.
,of @@995, ,005n members ul Che United
Mine Workers OF America who are
seeking An increase in wa&r$.
G.. T.. Naurrr, Of Cleveland. repro.
ispniinc the Ohio OPERATORS, and ". Is.
''i'' ~, ,H,''-"' .!'' .,,,',',,,;,,, ~
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CHARLESTON. w Va, April Is
; state council Of defense. auxiliary
TO !h.. council of national defense, was
today apDointCd by Governor John j
.Cornwe!I. The selections were made
following 4 communication from New
ton D. Baker, secretary OF war, chalr
man Of The national organization.
The selections were made with rri'
rrcnrn 10 the connection OF the ap'
noinrres with particular lines OF actIr'
ity affected in some way by the exist
ing state OF war. The appointecS are
us follows:
John Lee Coulter, dean Of the Col
legc OF Agricuiiur". Morganiown.
James II. Stewart, commissioner OF
horticulture, Charleston.
T. {. AIkeson, mastor Of State
grange, Buffalo.
y. 4. Arnold. president State Hor'
ticuliural society. keyscr.
Howard Gore. president State Live
Stock association, ClarksburS.
G.. Z. Snow. president State Board
of Trade, Huntington.
G. 0. Naglc. president ManuIac,
turers' association. Wheeling.
". c. McConaughcy, president OF
Wholesale GrocerS' association, Par
kcrsb burg.
William Rogers. president State
Federation of Labor, Fairmont.
Lynn :. HOrncr, president West
Virginia Natural Gas aSsQriali0n.
4. Z. G.. Bray. president ol State
Bankers association. Roncrveric.
c. 4. Short, president West Virginia
Lumber & Supply Dealers associa,
ton. ShjnnstUn.
Or. J. l.. Rider. president State
Medical association. huntington.
J. L. Houston. chairman Coal Opcr.
ators' association Elkhorn.
George w. Atkinson. ex-governor
Charleston.
Mrs. sos. C. Cochran, president OF
Continued on Pnge Twelve.)
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KITCH|N GETS
OVATION WHEN
HI: INTRODUCES
BILLIONS BILL
PASSAGE, SATURDAY IN
, HOUSE NOW CERTAIN
Little or No Opposition to the
Greatest Of Fiscal War
Measures.

WASHINGTON, april 1".--hleht
hours of d"bat" on the seven. pllll"h
dollar war r"vcnu" bill IN the house
iIudar Developed 50 little opposition
that pa$%ag" of in" measure tomorrow
by an almost UNANIMOUS vote became
ia certainty Action in the senate pro-
baby will follow early next week.
When the houS" adjourned al
o'clock tonight general debate han
closed and the leaders had agreed 10
begin discussion OF amendments, un-
drr the fivr minute rul" al eleven
O'Clock tomorrow morning. The V:)tc
probably will j." taken early in the
afternoon
Amendments approved today by Sec
rotary MrAdoo 10 limit speclhcaliE
distribution If The proposed |",0o0,.
,Du0 .nG0 foreign loan which tn" oil
WDu!d aTlhuriZ" 10 countries actually
"a: war with Germany and only during
hOs,i:ii"s will bc added 10 til" meas
.urc. Representative LrnrOoi OF WIS
cunSn. and others insisted today tha'
without these limitations the secretary
Of ;hr treasury might make loans 10
European ncu'rals Immediately or con.
Inun lOar$ ~ other rOupuri"S, dI'rT
the close ,uf the war. trantrS oi n!H
insisted that SuCh course never
would h, considered but they finally
agreed 10 insert Ihr Specific pronlbl-
ton*.
No Partisan5hip.
Absence OF partisan spirit marked
The. debate. Democratic Leader hltcH'
lin and Representative FortneT .!
! Michigan. who iOr Years have pattled
from opposite sides 0i the house on
financial questions. particularly the
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GEORGE 0. NACLE, OF
WHEELING, A MEMBER
Will Mobilize the Resources
of the State IN War
Emergency.

WASHINGTOS. April lJ.--The
Council ut National Defense today
. requested state governors |" nam"
stat. dct"rs" councils to work with
with ;hc national council In further
inc preparedness plans. y, the
sam" tim" il asked The governors I"
delay starting military c"nSuscs rr-
I'll uniform measures arc pr pared
by ;he war department and tho ccrI-
suS bureau.
Already some states have named
defense councils and som" have be-
gun taking csu$u*E$ OF their "!u-
x.uS liable Tor military service.
Their v;tiu" 10 tbs war department.
il was said today. Will depend or
their uniformity. and uniform plans
pruba bly, will not be worked ont for
u week.
S,It" defense councils. Director
Clifford or III" national council. said
today. cun give Invaluable assist
aucr in organizing Tor effective
prosecution uf III" war. The G"T-
,rrors wer" asked 70 gre ulc coun-
ellis broad powers and TO make them
representative Of tho stat"'s re-
sources.
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GOVERNOR CORNNELLS PROCLAMATION
70 THE PEOPLE or WEST VIRGINIA

tary or Industrial armies. of the
finanCia institutions and Of cS-
adjustments making munitions
and uihrr supplies for rhc ar,ni'.S.
hul also uI the entire supply of
food and feed.
"OrdinariIy South American
countries place Iargr supplies of
food for human beings on he
markS, al This time. our spring
months correspond lu fall months.
But their season has hr"n - bad
one and even ArSrntin" has found
il necessary Ia plaCc an embargo
on wheat ON account uf their own
shortage. The small crops in Ans
lralia are 81 r"ulO'" and 80 small
that their rffrrf on wuriG supply
is less; 'han usual. Il i understood
that the British government I'll
ready has contracted for the "n-
tire Canadian surplus Of wheat Il
there should br any surplus dur
ing 1917. Th" '".' .''" c'tilntrlrS
of Europe fighting our comm
enemy ul;lS; u''p.!!., "H ~" hit'u
Continued on Page EiSht)
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HOW BILLY SUNDAY CAPTURED NEW YORK
Irwin Cobb Tells the Militant Evanges Invasion Of Moposs Methods
Crude ncou Fellows Who Have Never before Suumbd
to Any Religious Influence

it is true. His box Of tricks is small
time stuff. as they say in the best
vaudeville circles. He smells OF lhc
Corn Belt. Measured by metropolitan
standards. be is OF the Middl" Ncs;,
wrstrrnly: Eat because human nature
is human nature whether found in
Weeping Willow. Nebraska. or a,
Forty-srCond street and broadway. be.
cause he uses th" same formula which
have no doubt 81. Paul used; because
hr has orche$t rated religious emo
iinnalism-hc furnishing the words
and his man Friday. The harnlonizins
Homer Rodchcav"r. the music: be-
cause be is 50 thoroughly in earnest;
and most of all because he believes hr
mas message for the world. believes
he has been called 10 save souls. be-
lcyes he has been set down as q bump
cr in the sin-slickened. down-hill path
of the backslider. he is going to do, De
tween even dates, and the Fourth Of
(Coninued on Fage Four)
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CHARLESTON. ". Va, April
Addressing the people oi
West Virginia Governor John j.
toruwClI mUdr IL statement today
with reference To the world war
now in progress.
In spite Of the efforts Of our
SIatrSmnn This rOun,ry has be
romr involved in The European
struggle" SAYS III" statement.
There iS rs Il result an CXil'aOr4i-
mary tcmand fer men. money and
munitions. also iOr C!Gihiug and
Good for TN. human race and feed
for the livrSinCk. The first three
Of these Omen, money ami NUM-
iioIlSl seem 10 b. available in Sut-
ficicnt number nr quantity. or are
being made available, but there is
Il great world shortage Of maier-
ialS for clothing and food for hu-
'uan beings as we'll as feed for
live stock.
In many countries govern
mcnts have been compelled 10
iak" control not only Of the entire
population of the country for mill
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Continued On Page EiSht.)
CONF EE:55|ON
QF DEFEAT
Berlin Newspaper Calls ON the
Government to Tell the
People ihe Truth.

AMSTERDAM, Via Lon
don, April l3, 5::42 P. M
The Socialist newspaper
VorU-aerts, of Berlin, says
editorially:
"The German government
must have the courage to tell
the German people the whole
truth, which is simply that
it is impossible to dictate
terms of peace to a world of
enemies.'
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HearIy y a Lynching
Of Flag Desecrater
Italian at Don7ae Rescued From Mob Of Patriots Who
Were Yelling for Rope-Iaken to Steubenvllle
and Will Be Held as an Alien Enemy.

ripped the flag from il, tore It into
bits and then trampIed upon It. !.
The act SO enraged the miners
that they pounced upon the man
and roughly handled him and
probably would have seriously In
lured him had. not the authorities
arrived on the scene and plae'd&
the man under arrest. He way
locked up in DilIonVale. A crow1 !.
of 200 citizens followed the n1ans
all the way to the jail, threaten
ing to do him bodily harm. It was
feared for a time that the mob
would lynch the man. s..
Several other residents OF this
city are said to have been making
remarks about the flag and they
have been warned by the authori-
ties that a second GffeESe will
mean their imprisonment. All
rumors of talk against the flag or
the nation are being thoroughly
investigated by the authorities.
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sTEUsENVlLLE, Ohio, April
13-Peter Boni, 50, italian. mar
rowIy escaped Iynchina at the
hands Of an nfuriated mob Of cit
liens at DiIIonvaIe, Ohio, today
for de5scration Of an American
flag. Police rescued him as the
crowd began to yell for a rope.
Boni, it is alleged. is an !. w. w.
agitator. He was turned over TO
Deputy u. S. Marshal Simon Loft
US. Of this. city, and brought to
the county Jail here. to be held as
an alien enemy.
The miners employed about Dii.
Ionvae are very patriotic and
each mule used in the mines is
decorated with an American flag:
The mar was seen by a crowd OF
about so miners to approach
where number Of mules stood,
cursine the Stars and Stripes as
he came nearer. AS he reached
the side Of one of the mules he
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PITTSBURGH,

PITTSBURGH, April 13.-Police reserves were
called out here tonight dsperse crowd of several hun
ren people who threatened the life of Theodore Cossmen
proprietor of motion picture theatre following street
address made by Cossan against enlistment IN the gov
ernment service Cossnan arrested on charge OF
high misdemeanor and committed to jail in default OF
$4,000 bail While Cossran being held at an alder
mans office another large crowd surrounded the office
demanding that he be turned over to them Two riot calls
were and additional were resisted by the
crowd. Bricks were thrown and number of persons
were bruised
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BURIED
Unidenti6edVictlm
of. the Explosion Are
Laid at Rest.
CHESTER, Ia, April 13.-Bels 4

CHESTER, Ia, April 13.-Bells 4
miles around the Chester rural Gem
terry were .tolling solenlnly today
burial services werc held at the
of g great trench containing tfty
oakca caskets, the grave Of the
identified dead who were killed
day by the explosions that wr
a plant of the Eddystone Ammu
Corporation,
Poignant grief abounded amoI
thousands who stood in llg1
heard the impressive praye
scriptural readings and saw
OF earth thrown on the faS
auwer-ladsn caskets.
Thrity-threo clergymen.
lives OF all the larger denominae,,
we're grouped about the community
grave, eleven OF them taking an active
part in the ceremonies Of requiem.
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STATE COUNCIL OF DEFENSE I9
NAMED BY GOVERNOR CORNNELL
EX-GERMkN NAVAL
FIGHTER WANTS TO
JOIN u. S. FORCES

HUNTINGTON, w. Va, April
13.-"l want to fight for Uncle
Sam, ana would like to get
crack al German kuItur and the
kaiser's government" Robert
Schultz. native born German,
who is not yet an American citi-
zen, made the above declaration
before United States army re.
cruiting officials here today. r:
made application for enlistment
in the regular army engineers
corps and was accepted. Schultz
served in the imperia! German
navy from 1911 TO 1913, coming
to America during the latter
year. He took out his first citi-
zenship papers last March.
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Yesterdays EOIistneatS
At Wheeling Stations

ARMY.
John {. Grin, Padcn City. W. Va,
Louis Robinson, Wheeling.
Harold 6. Brady, Pittsburgh.
Charles Phillips. Martins Ferry.
Louis Joibur. McKecspcrt. Pa.
Dali Fankhauser. Paden City.
Fay Adams. New martinsvillc.
George J. Adams. Jr., Mingo juno
ion. Ohio.
NicuIae Hcdcrrau. Martins Ferry.
Charles F. Warner, Wheeling.
Percy Brown, coIored. Blaine, Ohio.
Five were rejected.
NAVY.
Fred johnson Tate. Brilliant. OHIO.
Four were rejected.
MARINES.
Five made application. None were
accepted.
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MILLION DoLLAE DEAL.

CHARLESTON. ". Va. April lit
the Kcny's Creek Collieries Company.
that It's property has been sold to the
Valley Camp Coal Company, OF CIeve-
land. Ohio. The consideration was not
made known. but is said 10 be i1f the
nci5hborhood Of 100000.
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THE WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, o. c., April ia
Forecast:
West Vrglnia--Fair Saturday and
Sunday, rising temperature.
Ohio. and Western Pennsylvania -
Fair Saturday and Sunday, rising tenn
perature.
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Kaiser in Mysterious
Journey TO Holland.

The following cablegram telling OF
y mysterious Journey Of the Emperor
William of Germany to Holland will
be read with. surprise. as this is be-
iicvcd to be the rulers first appear
ancr in neutral country since the
war began.
LONDON. April II (S:04 a. m.) Z
According 10 an unconiTm2d
report received at The Hague,
Emperor William either has ar
rived a; or is expected at the
Castle of M.ddachten, near Arm
helm. Holland. says q despatch to
The Times from the Dutch capital.
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NOW BOLIVIA
BREAKS WITH
THE GERMANS

IA pAZ, Bolivia, April 49,
The German minister and staff
have been handed their passports
by the Bolivian government, with
d note declaring that diplomatic
relations between Bolivia and
Germany have been severed.
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laborabiou for~;he work uc war as well
rs for the work of peace"
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Mob Of Hundreds Threatens the Life OF
DisIoyaI Pittcburgi1er; Saved by Police
MOTION PICTURE THEATRE PROPRIETOR
MAKES STREET TALK AGAINST ENLISTMENT

Arrested for High Misdemeanor Reserves Called
Out When Second Mob Of Angry Patriots Demands
That Cossu,an Be Turned Over to Them.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-14

Continued on Fage Forlr0
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-14

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