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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-11

G6enio gut fonntcn iic 6ofien, oaB
ocrlelbe Uciit einc ncue 6orm Der
strategic iinoet, Our6 welde Der
iesige StiaitanO an DER geitiront
iibermlnocn miro.
Die Stabl-TrOOn5cntcn uollcn, iuie
aus @oibington 6eridtet miro, ocn
glaiirtcn nibt oieieI6cn nieOrigen
@rciie iiir ibrc @rooufte 5ueeiie6en,
ole iie Der eieenen Rcgicrung 5u &C.
md6rcn bereit iin0. 9iatiirlic6 nicbt,
Der &rieg Bate oonn ia gar fcincn
@ert1 me6r iiir tie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-11
Orr ,,W,ihuamfcc scntinclD Idrci6t

9cr nNiilwnnfcc Sentinel" Idrcibt: OO0ie yNew
2ori g9orlo" modt o oos &erlangen nnOerer amerifa
niider 9ldtter ouimerfam Die 6ier5ulauoc IN Ocutder
Sprade peroiientldten 3ehinoen obne ie9liden I'm
tcrihie0 gu uterOriiden, mo fiiet oon idar 6in5r,
mas oenn nit geuiiien onoereu in Der amertaiiden
Spradc gc0udten 3eitungen geidle6en iollte Die
gSorl0" f0nnte nit qlcdem Hete gcirogt 5o6en, mas
nit cpiiien in 0arti6er Sprnde georudten 3eitngcn
9edeben iolte, 0eren @einnunG uno Oercn NRobnngen
i6re Seicr i'm aIeemencn gcilno, oDal rO patrio.
tiid no soften iod)e @ldttce terOriidt merOcn ans
otm einen Grln0e nur, neil lie in Der ocltiden Sprade
eridenen2 Siegt es ni1t oui DER Sono ooB olde
g1tter beionoere Dienite eiiten ais opale o pariot
Idc &ertrcter 0o e uele Scier erreden unO beeinii
ien ole pom Der in Der amcrifmden Spradje ge0rud-
ten Ereiie nidjt erreidt werOen? g8enn Die Gegerng
Fs gum lmterorden lonmcn ollte (no Dies lit failm
oos nnerifnnihe Geriobren ousgcnommen in oiIenbar
ircDelbnitcn 8dlcn Die 9ieOerebeit nit Uerr6t6eri
idcr ino 6oSpiaiger Abidt miBbrouht prO) 10 ioate
Die 9eidoiicu6cit uno Der @e ecr 3ettng 5lndd ent-
ideioen, nid)t o6cr Oie Spruhe in Der lie geortdt
it, mn SSo6r geiproden. Die Der. Stonten fibren
fcncn &rieg gegen ole oeutide Sprade.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-11
gImcrifaniiIrnnaa .@citrc6nnacn.


Die i'm gan5en Son0c, 6cionOerS
in Ocn groBcrcn StGotcn, cinIctcn-
0cn Yeitrcn6ungcn potriotiidcr Niir-
gcrUcrcinigungen, rnicre ouSIdnOi.
ic6c 9cOolfcrimg 5u omerifauiiircu,
pcrOienen un9ctbeiltc glncrtenmlnJ
lmO wirrioniie 6oroerung. Sic
ii6crnc6men oanHt einc idpuere mo
nid)t inlmcr Oarfbore 9lui0o6e, ole
eigcntlidb Den itootlihcn mo 9un.
ocs6e6orocn ulidlt. BON Oieien a6er
nicnals nit ioldem Griolge lntey-
nonimcn merOen fam, mie ibn mc-
gen ibrer intimercn 9efanntihoit
nit Oen ioit IN ieOem Crtc pcridic-
ocncn &er6Gltniiien uno lpegen ibrer
iictcn perionliden @crii6rung nit
Den ousldnOiidcn 9co6lfcrungSelc-
menten 0rtIiGc Gcrb0nOe cr5iclcu
fonncn.
Ser 9lusaongSplmlt umO glcih}ei.
tig Die Gr0ning oieicr glmeriloniii-
rings S-Scilre6ungcn lit Die Grper-
tung 0es omerifoniibcn @iirger-
rccbts icitcns oeS g(usldnOers; obtr
cs lit geraoe in Oieicm &umftc. oaB
oie;en 9eiirc6un9en ole QroBicn
SinOerniiie in 0cn @eg gcle9t iin0.
Gos 9fotlraliiations9cleb ileat an
bic %ewcr6cr Inn OoS @irgerrcdt 10
6o6c gciiliqc 9lnforOcrungcnl OoB IL
d)crlidl oud bon bier @c6orenen
unO 6icr Gr3ogenen cin GROCER 96eil
ii6er oie 6rogcn liolpern miirOe, Die
sur Yenntuortlng porgeleGt mcrOcn
iolIeu mo mlr, wcil Der @ertretcr
Der SImOes-Gegicrlng ib ii6er Den
9nd)ita6cn ocs GclebcS 6iupcg5uie.
ben oen 0lrt6 fin0et, 6Giliig niAt
rorgelegt mcrOen. C5oit c6enio Orii-
denO iino bic finonjicllen 9lniorce-
rungcn an cen @cmcr6er I'M oo5
9iirgerrcdlt, Dem 0urh ocn gerIiit
icincr 9lr6eits5eit mo 0urdJ 3o6hIng
BON 3eu9cn- mo @criftSge6ii6r1n
Soften bis gum 9ctra9c BON oierjig
ooer fiiuiiia Collars erwodicn, eira
iiir lcbr oicle aan5 unerldpuin9licbe,
neil unent6ebrlibe Srunme.
Sn 6eiocn 9lidtun0cn fonnen sic
o6cngcoodtcn potriotiidlcn 9iirgCr,
ocreiniguugen pieI aitcS mirfcn sic
f0nncn einericits i'm Gcrcin nit ocn
Sbnl6c60rOcn nit gemeinniibigct
gnltdlten mo gcueiniinnigen Pr,
6eitgc6ern ourh Ginrihtung bon
9I6cnolntcrrid)t IN Ger 2anocSipra.
de, Der 2onOesgeidic6te rnO oen
2anOcSani6nuungcu scr mongclnocn
@r5ic6ung Der 9luSl1nOcr na66clici
llnO ocn 9iirQerpopiere oaOurrb
@irflihfeit lmO Snbolt gc6en. sic
fonnei an0crcrieitS mid bic iinan-
3ieIIc @iir0c crlcitterL inoenl lie 10
rem ginihiB Oobin gcltcnO maiden
Dab ole Observation-Disclosures eini-
genial I'M 0}onot 9l6enOiitingen o6-
bolten mic &idter SculD BON Ssh
cogo Dorgeidlneen bat woOurA 5unt
minOeiien Der Gntgnng an 9Ir6ets-
lobn in @cgiau fdmc, unO inOem
iie 6onOs ouf6ringcn aus Ocncu in
6criidiidtigungSuert6cn 6dGen Ole
@c6ii6ren gcoedt mcrOen.
Gle @ruer6ung Oes omerifoniidan
Siirgerredts gcreid]t unjmeifel6 llt
sum gr0Bten @ort6eile Dem 9nuSldH.
ocr icl6er. 9I6er aud oaS SoHO bot
Elm gelpiiies Snterciie ooron, Dab lei.
ne Scuobncr nab 2Roglidfeit ju-
gleidi aucb 9iirger lino, Uie crit Jest
ruieOer Oie y,us6c6una geueilt mO
iclIte oies sSntereie ooOurcb 3eigcn
ooB es Die Grlonglng oes 9iirger.
rocbts nidt unn0tbig erihwcrt (@er-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-11
ilnicrcr ediffsOc6GrOc icot Gin WOrIdIaa Ser britt

idcn 9iegierung oor ponad Der @pelano beberrid
ten gSnterglaieo G6ariering Committee in SonOon bic
Gontrole iber nlle Nanoelsidiie Der Ser Stooten
Der cbt por6anOcnen no Der 81 bouen0cn ibcrragcn
weroe 5peds &eeulirung Der 5robtratcn gSe wdre es
mcun Gin oldes uSntergaieo G6ortering Committee"
Ia sGoibington geAaen uno oieicm Gomite Die Gor
ircle ii6er ale Nonocsidc ocr 9lniirteu iberrogen
pirOe 5wcds Gontroliuing Der 6rodtrdten2 Die Ser
Stoatcn eicrn Den 9laiirtcn 0as @elo ir Die SorteB
lnq oca Srieges iie leicrn bnen Die Whnton, ole Se
bcnsmitte bic Sdifie Ole 6lu95euge un0 iir oas
u06itc Sa6r audi Oie Ncere Oo miiBte cs bod uo6
qniB ie6itperitdnolid ien 0oB oic Ger Stuaten audi
aaes eiteten mo 5par nid alcin Den SdJifispcrfcbr
icnOern aud Den itrotegiide Sbcil lln5wciclbat
aebt in Den Ser. Staaen militGriides @cnic, 0as
iid6 nit Dem Der nIten @eH meici fam. Sn @ngono
imO 6roufrcid 6mt man 0aroi ooB Der crfuocrii6c
0cilt Oes aulerfoniihcn @olfcs elm @ittel ctocden
miro, ovrd weI@es oas Sap46ootPrpblm gc0it miro,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-11
Die pramtOoac 9urt 9cpoRt. mo geHcriOH.
GTfurlUn

@cbirg5. SccHctic mo ole aroBen Nrudelt.
9licbis gebl iibcr ocu Snsquebanna Stub. Der
populdrc 9anipier uSnsQuebanHd" Wtltpohs
/ ilDr giucbmiiidqs; 6nriid I'M If ubr @benos;
@onniaaS, 10 llDr &prmiii0as; 3utud I'M q
llbr glbcioS. Billcic 0c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-11
Ennhin NJ csdlrnrfrr

IS iiorO am 8. smQitii 1917 sop1ia ".
Snrpctcr, Qclicblc Satin oce Ocrilorbcact
Srdnf 8 Sclrocicr (qcb GcecD. IN ibrem 63
pcbensidbr 9'eupano!c mo Srcunoc oer S0s
oima am samiiaa II. glnauf Wlorpens 10
Nor, bon ibrcr 9SobHnnQ. Yir. i59, gScits0rufs
SiraNe, aus, tci5nuo0ncn @cicblug am
Dem s2Scilcril ,Sr,cnbuic. (Ylug0 I'D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-11
Eiefc blnHr ere.

gBabsbomnibesNdb. nro GbopaHi.1uB'9g'
filrlior. 100 gicicn; GaI8uGlier ocn Qdn'
5cn Ioa; Der ridbliqe 2ehensrciicr iir dinoer;
Snnpcr emma @ilcs". 9ieniln1s no 2ols
ncrlldqS, z ubr Wiorgens; 6nrnd II lpr
Abenos 8illete 60c. (Snli6-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-11
Gr1ditiqe Salinfras. nno g0Urion,Jlnh. nnp
Wrffcrfutt. Is rfitr0uucu

Neocn Donuerildq nm llbr Wioreeile .5n'
rid $50 glbenos iino SanHaa5 I'M uhr
NathmiiingS; 3lrud 104b glbcnos. 2nnipl-r
,Qlnnnpolls". 6dlt Del Dem bilioriben @eorges
oion mo 5reoeridopn al. 9ieles III cine
Der belcbleilcn Iouren aus oer Siaot. 8I'
lcic 60c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-11
9nnapulis nnD g9eit Riber.
9en gan5cn gag auI bcm Snl5mancT.
slumt(icitsOritritpu

9Cr p0pnI1rc Dampicr ,,Emma 0jilcc".
Wiuniags, 1Riihpone nlo Greiiaas 3 llbr
Yioracns; 5urild nnqeidbr 8 upr Abenos;
/ 30 Nabnliiiaqo @ine iebr nuSeewublie
4our; bie Flab uno cute Wlab6eileli. @tl'
lcc 50c, ausgelIontHen SonlIings, 6Oc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-11
,5ctamntmadJnuacn.

SHrcau oes GcbGuoe. SuipettorS.
6. gluqn 1917.
IS piro bierniil bciduni acmad)t ooB Nlrco
g. liorclan0. pcnldB ocr an 10. ,Snn 1908
mnicr3cinncicn &croromn9 lr. l55. gblhnltt
a. 9arnNraub . (mie an 2s. gioocmbcr 1911
nmcnoirD nm Grldubuib nnhocn,b Tat. 0as
glnucien Nr. lGi3-15. Niblano glocnuc, ais
cine oicnii6c Gaea9c 81 bcnnBcn
Z. Z. SNrnc.
(9udf1-tM Cicbduocl Snpcitor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-11

GinIoOnng 5nr ct. |anPS airdlc.
@nouc,i 0dc NroaowaO mo Rrnii SirdRe.
YicO Yanl .. Sdlnnh, 4nior.
Soniliag Miurgcn: If bis ~ llbr ocuii0.
tNnn2h- tecpi
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-11
Sirdlidjc gludjridjtcm.
2innsoclncinOc.

geaIoan5abi # u6r in gScocrs cjrooc.
0nrioro 6oao. 0cr5li0cS 9SiIilommcnl
(YluQ11)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-11
S'crmiidJtc gIu5ciscn.

fUuuIU.
Scportcmcnt gebrnndtcr automobile.
2-25 Yndaro Spm cir G6ncton.
3-3S @ndnro 3 faiagcrr 9boeicn.
1-3S 92ndnro @niancrc Rhnctpu.
1913 @ndnro IaiinQicrc Sunrina Gar.
ili7 Nnthiiuccr 4 Iniingicrc Munoitcr.
1917 Gple 6 NGlnoer Hniinniere Jpao'
tier.
1916 Srcrlano @annaicrc Sourina Gar.
1914 Ercmicr z Rdiaaicr Suurna Nar.
1914 0nnHcs > @nlingCre Eouring Gar.
1918 Chalmers &oiinlicrc SOnrina Gar
Nuc ohcnqcnnlliien guiomoble lno lnr ole
glblicicrunQ hcrcit
Ghenfo cine gln8dbl bon gcbrducbon Sults
NluioS.
&ndnro Mutor Gnr So. Of Wnltimurc.
Gborlrs.str. nno Na. RoNoI.9gc
(gluQ6-t2)
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1917-04-27
NEW RUSSIAN PLEDGE
OF LOYALTY TO ALLIES
Milukof Gables American Jewish
Committee There viii Be No
Separate Peace.

WASHINGTON. April ?7.-Further
assurance that Russia has no intcn-
tIon OF concluding a separate peace
reached tho state Department this
afternoon In cablcgram from NJ.
Milukon', responding to n message
OF the American Jewish Committee.
The message says:
'As regards the uncertainty shown
by the American Jcwry or account
OF the rumors Of agitation OF certain
elements for a separate peace, l can
assure them that these rumors are
wholly without foundation. No Rus
sian party, whatever its political pro-
grammc, has contemplated nor could
contemplate the eventuallty of a sep
arate peace With the foreign aggres-
sor.
The great danger which menaccs
New Russia, and the entire world, II
heed should be paid to the efforts
which have for their end the main
tenance OF the fearful German Mill
tarism, is only too well known here.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1917-04-27
AMERICAN SHIP CHASED
TWO HOURS OFF HATTERAS
Steamer From West Indies Speeds
Away From Mysterious Schooner
Inspected by Armed Tramp.

Passengers aboard steamship
which arrived at an American port
to-day from the West Indies told OF
two encounters with mysterious yes
sells, one OF which pursued them for
several hours off HRttoras. The first
encounter took place last Monday
morning In Haytian waters when a
big tramp steamer with guns
mounted forward and aft hove IN
sight and circlcd around the passen-
ger vessel. Seemingly satisfied with
the examination. the armed tramp
headed on to the south.
On Wednesday morning when GboL.
twonty miles on Hatteras the Ameri-
can passenger ship sighted a full
rigged schooner approaching from the
East. The strar -'r was makrs un-
usual speed and as she bore down on
the 'lciIcan stoa.ac, the &C.,. ain,
becoming suspicious, ordered full
.. 4 .nd changed his course, Az u
result tie vessel arrived n day late at
itI estimation. Th1 speedy sailing
aft was left behind attCr two hours
'lany OF the passengers believed
| that the rystCEous vessel was Ger
man J. . possibly the reno" ned
Sea Eas,s, which has been operating
( '.u''rrr a. lters.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1917-04-27
FIGHT ON SENDING ROOT
TO RUSSIA IS BEGUN
RiIi,ll Labor CIr,lt' OpTose Him
90 Ground That lie !, No
Incnl u Orrle lel.


WARtUNGTOS. Apri s1.-AKitaiiOn
against Hrndlng ElIhu root 10 Russia
~ being attempted IN radical labor cir.
cles who look for opruation from for
eign Rcd and Radical associations on
the ground that he IL no friend of the
oppressed
Two specific acts nrc cited against
him ono 81 tho case of Tourcn ana
Rudowltz. Russian fugiuycA who at
tempted TO enter the United states In
1901 Mr. Root. a. Secretary Of Stati,
had them detained at the request of
the Russian Government for cSiradi-
ton. on a charge that they were crimi-
nal and not political refugees
The case attracted much attention
and after n contest In court tho men
wcro released
IL IL also charged that In the I'm
migration bill Of 1913 Root, as Senator
from New York. had an amendment
inserted practically barring political
refugees.
siberian exileq and radical labor
classes lro now dominating the Rus
sian Government and American ex-
tremis;s arc seeking to incite oppo-
sitlon against Mr.. Root on this
account.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1917-04-27
HAVE COLOR IN CHEEKS
Be Better Looking-Take
Olive Tablets

II your skin is yellow-comnlexion
pallid-tongue coatcd-appetite poor
you have bad taste in your mouth
"a lazy, no-good feeling-you should
take Olive Tablets.
DIR. Edwards Olive Tablets-a sub
stitute for Calomel-were prepared by
Dr, Edwards after u years of study
with his patients.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets are a
purely vegetable compound mixed
with olive oil You win know them
by their olive color. To have a clear,
pink skin, bright eyes, no pimples, a
feeling OF buoyancy like childhood
days you must get at the cause.
DIR. Edwards Olive Tablets act on
the liver and bowels like calomel--
yet have no dangerous after effects,
They start the bile and overcome
constipation. That's why millions OF
boxes are sold annually at l0c and 25c
All druggists. Take one or two night
| y aud uEte tbs pleasing IAgltsn
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1917-04-27
Berlin Makes the Usual Claim nj
RepuIHing British.

BERLIN (via London), April 81
South Of the River scarpe an English
attack on both sides OF the Arras-
Cambria Road was ropulsed with
heavy losses in hand to hand fighting
the War ONCE asserted to-day.
Around Chemln des- Danes, on the
French front, infantry engagements
resulted in the capture OF ground By
German forces and a. number OF pris-
oners taken from the enemy.
In all the Allies lost eleven aero.
planes on tho western front yesterday
and IN Macedonia, two.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1917-04-27
GUARDS S3,OOO,OOO,OOO
FUNDS AGAINST CRAFT
War Department Takes Steps TO
Insure That All is Spent for
the Army.

WASHINGTON. April 27.-Further
precautions to prevent even sus-
plcion OF graft by army officers in
the disbursement OF the huge army
fund OF $4,000. 100000. which will be
spent to build up n war force, has
been taken by the War Department.
The following order has been sent TO
all Department Commanders:
"The purchase OF any article. pub
lication or other thing by which an
officer OF the army would derive
financial profit will not be permitted
TO be made from public funds during
the present war"
The army accounting system has
been developed to prevent any possi-
bility Of officers making improper use
OF funds.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1917-04-27
FOR CENTRAL PARK WEST.
senate Pnsses BII Allowing siIcing
sidewalk 10 Move Tracks.

ALBANY, y. g.. April 27--Senator
Ottingor's bin allowing the Public
Service Commission 10 slice or a part
Of tho sidewalk west of Central Park.
being part Of the park property, for
the purposes OF relocating the street
car tracks In Central Park West
passed the Senate to-day.
The bill provides that when the
hoard OF Estimate deems the opera
ton Of the tracks menace OF life.
persons or property. II may authorize
he Mayor to file a complaint with
he Public Service Commission which
may thercupon proceed to relocate the
racks
Senator OttinEcr explained that his
g.. does not take any Ol the property
inside the park wall, but allows for
using a portion uf the sidewalk roI
widening the street,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1917-04-27
CASH WHEAT ABOVE SO.
Chicago PIt In Turmoil when May
Option Goes 20 S2.5O.

CHICAGO. April 27.--The wheat nit
was IN turmoil to-day when May
wheat, opening at S2.53 n bushcl. G
cents under last nights close, rose to
127O after a few minutes trading II
then dropped back twelve points and
rallied at 81 IS, recovering To S2.G3 l-2
Belgian relief and other buyers
grabbed the opportunity on the early
break to buy practically cash wheat n
May future pricea. Cash wheat sold
over 81, while May, with but few
days 10 wait for deliveries. was nearly
so cents under that figure.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1917-04-27
CHICAGO WHEAT AND CORN
MARKET.
WHEAT
HAvRE De GRACE RESULTS

FIRST RACE-Two-y year olds; four
ADMINISTRATIVE Idol, iO6 Rohlnson)
straight 81, place 81, show I25O won
Ashtorcth, 1903 (AmArosel, place 1880,
show 12.60, second; Sunny I'm, ll2
WutwelD, show 327O. third. Time,
A. S-6, Kokor ormlus. Miss sanfara.
Dublin Mary also ran,
SECOND RACE-Selling maiden
three -year-olis and upward six fur
olngs.-BleZc Away llS (T. McTag-
EarD, straight Ii2, place $3.50 SHOW
S. first; Photo, 80 (Mcrimee). place
$50, show $3.50, second John Doug
lass, llo lBnWcln, show s., tAird.
Cheers. Farewell, Waterwngs, Bright
star Dull, kingling I'd. Velour also ran,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1917-04-27
british suffered Heavy Loss In
Balkan Attack, Says Berlin.

BERLIN, April H-"FrOm state
ments by prisoners" says an official
bulletin on the Macedonian campaign
Issued to-day. 1T appears that the
British attack near Lake Dolran on
Tuesday was intended to have far
reaching results. The brave Bull
garian Infantry achieved n magnlf-
cent success. II maintained all its
positions and inflicted heavy losses
on the enemy"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1917-04-27
ALLIES BALKAN GAINS
HELD AGAINST BULGARS
Berlin, However, Declares British
Lost Heavily in Their
Attacks.

LONDON. April 27.--Reporting to-
day on tho battle front In the Bal =
kans. between Lake Dorian and the
vardar. where the British on Tues
day attacked on a front OF two and a
half mllos. and reported a partial
success. an official bulletin says:
1--WE are satisfactorily consolidating
tho positions We have gained. A
steady bombnrdment OF enemy posi- p
tlons continues"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1917-04-27
BRITISH ARMY DRIVES
GERMANS FROM STRONG
POSITIONS; FRENCH WIN
Continued from First page)

ments, and occupied point OF
support east OF the mountain with
out name. During an incurslon
into the enemy lines at tho forest
OF 10 Protre French detachments
inflicted heavy losses on the ad-
versary, destroyed shelters and
brought back prisoners.
THE number OF cannon which
we have aStured between soIs-
sons and Auberive during the
T. Iting since Apr!i l6 has reached
lS0."
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1917-04-27

trade errerfa m another pnne7 %
vaffars. Ices spectacular than CLASHES
of armies nHi ships buf irsIFp % 40.
draw tIr % ..ar closer around tIs DER.
man neck This is Che further to.
striction Of oontr1blni shipments
that have been reaching UcrmaHy
Indirectly through neutral countries
The upporu1st question now under
consideration ~ whether sweden,
Denmark and Holland shall 10 put
On a ration basis through limitation
~ American food exports ln order ~
prevent thom feudinR any ~ thoif
own products 90 Gormnnv This can
bo done either by the barrier ~ Brit.
i.i Blockade or by tho United stateH
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WAR STOPS TWO PLATooNS
Estimate DOurd noIdS I'D the Test
for Firemen.

on tho ground that It would not be
wise TO try experiments while tho coun-
try "a In a state OF war the Board OF
Estimate to-day refused to sanction
the spending OF Sl?5, 700 for six
months trial OF the two platoon sys-
tenn In the Fire Department. The
Board OF Aldermen, after a series OF
hearings, asked an Issue OF special
revenue bonds iOr tho eNperiment
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GERMAN WAR HEAD ADMITS
DISCOUUlGEMENT At FRONT.
Gen. Won Stein Tells A.,um { Lelten
Written by some Nen IN
the kln.s.

corENHAGEN. April q tv.a I'm.
donj. j.--'Isn. von Hffin. O'fman MIN.
lister q War. admitted during a dis
cussi1n ~ military pntIIs ~ tas
iielchrtuF cnmmif''" yesterday thnf
nelI post letters from s1iI.ofs 40 the
front showed a certain amount Of dis
CDurnEomsnt
Tho committee rejected radical
NpriHlist proposal ~ '1tabiiah com
Wittro NJ parliamentary control o.
supervise tho conduct % the war.
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$3o,OoO,OOO TAX BILL UP.
senate Considers Measure AGectIng
Business Concerns.

ALBANY, April 27.--The Senate this
afternoon took up the Emerson bin i'm
posing tax OF 2 per cent, upon all
mercantile and manufacturing concerns
in the state The Committee on Rules
Grafton OF the measure until II Is set
tied.
It IL understood the Republican caucus
RsInVcu 20 IN 00no MA W nm, M aoy yt ~.
~ which win be paid by New York
-
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BATTLE ON RIGA FRONT.
PetroErad Reports Hard Artillery
Fighting In One sector.

PETRoGRAD. April 27.-Actlve ar
tillery fighting along the Ria front,
particularly In that sector where Rus
sla started her December offensive.
was reported In to-day's official state
ment.
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Britain Gives Colonies Preferer-
enIIMI Trnde ThrIns.

LONDON. April 27,-Preferercntial
trade tariffs between the different parts
Of the British Empire have been In
dorsed by the Imperial war conference,
according TO a statement made In the
House OF Commons to-day by Chancellor
OF tho ENchequcr 4. Bonar Law.
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mn Gives Actors Managers Rights
10 Commissions,

represent actors In procurir- employ
mont were to-day given a definite
ayers may hereafter charge commits
sion Tor their services without being
regarded as outlaws.
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FRENCH EXPECT WAR TO END
WITHIN A YEAR.

The French expect the war TO
be ended "within a year." That
10 as close a prediction az they
care TO make now. But they hope
with tho powerful assistance OF
tho United States that Il may be
Settled in even less time.
The sending OF an American army
to France. they maintain. Is a ques-
ton for this Government to decide.
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nil 20 Control Exports FavorAbIy
Reported.

WASHINGTON, Aprn 27,-The Ad-
ministratlon Rill TO empower the Prosl-
dent to control exports in war time as
the national welfare may compel. was
to-day favorably reported by the
House Commerce Committee.
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Germans Counter-AttRck In Mace
unnIu,

LONDON, April e7.-Two German
contor-attacks against new Allied po-
sitions around Lake Doiran Mace
donian 'front.' were rcpulsed, an official
statement from Salonlka declared to-
day Consolidation OF the new Allied
positions Is continuing.
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Britain Has Another Munitions
ENplOAiOn.

LONDON, Apul 27.--An explosion
occurred in "A North OF England muni-
lions factory to-day, Il is officially an
aounCed, One person was Killed ana
AouT persons were Injured.
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ITEMS FOR INVESTORS.

TennesHee Copper COmpany-Year
decrease. ,G7O. 500 and equal 10 ispiISS9 si.S9
n share earned on stock. compared
with t5,29 Il share earned In 1915.
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Ask. sso.ooo to rn.h ri.h -. rooa.

Of Commerce Rodfold This afternoon
asked Congress for an appropriation Of
$50. 900 20 relieve the food situation br
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STANDARD Oh COMPANY Of New Ier

,cy earned S5l.50I, $50 net in 1918 ana
added to surplus S3l.9239O9. Net in
ycstmcnt In 1915 totaled S2499ig,SGS
on capital OF 100000. 900. This IN the
first time earnings OF this company
nave been available.