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Story of the Memphis.

NEW YORK. March IS.--Forty eight
!nen who were Americans by birth or by
naliona lI2otion and min" others. several
Of whom We're believed to be natural
izcd Americans. comprised The crew o,
the American freight steamship City Of
Memphis. reported from London today
as having been sunk by shell tire q:
vessel itself. valued at 100000. had
w"athcrrd safely many adventures IN
European waters on previous voyages
since the wur began.
Owned by the Ocean Steamship com
pany, commonly known as the savannah
Line, the City of Memphis. vi 1,2212 tons
gross, sailed from New York. january
q. carrying 9,6a% bales uf c"tt"n valued
nj s600.000. This sh" delivered NJ
Havrc. France. and WIS on her way
home in ballast when :tilik.
Many Amcricaps.
Her captain Was l.. T.. EorUu Of Nor
can parents. H"r other officers. AL
American born cNc:rt one. were: i'LrSt
Officer, G. e.. Laird. Sa"annah: second
Officer. 4. Carroll. born in Nova Scotia.
naWralzed Amcrican: third, officer: ".
Di"rland, address unknown here: ". ).
PicrCy. chief engineer. Savannah: +.
Neville. first assistant engineer, Shran-
nah: +. MCPHERSON. second assistant
engineer. Nck York; and Vim. ThnmR-
son. third assistant engineer address
unknown here.
OF the others on board. the ships SUI
Se"n. Dr. T.. shea. lived in New York.
and he wireless operators. j. Wolch and
=. J. Dcnohu, lived in New York. rs did
also the following. all negroes: II. HantE.
baker: u. S. Jackson. chief cook: G.. No
Lean, second cook: J. Lewis. mcssman;
!. Cooke and t. Cooke. walters. and -.
canty and g. NJ. Mitchell. mess boys.
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a successful revolution III
Russia was bound 10 come, but IL
was not generally anticipated at
this time. Most persons thought
il would follow the close or the
present European war. Ihe TACT
that il came at this time. now
ever. indicates how much the
people Of Russia desired a. Change
in the form Of government. The
time was ripe and they took ad-
vantage Of it"
In this manner, Alexander J.
Petrnff. native Of Russia and
an attachp Of the government,
summed up the result OF last
weeks important developments IN
the worlds largest. empire. IN an
interview granted an lnte!llgecar
reporter at the Stratford hotel,
Yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. Petroff is one Of the men
employed by Il Russian commits
sion 10 inspect rhe shells manu-
factured by the Wheeling Mold &
Foundry company for the Russian
government. He has been here
several months, and IS stopping at
the Stratford.
Delighted Over Success.
Himself having participated IN
4 revolutionary moremeN. Mr.
Pn,roff Is pleased almost beyond
words over the success OF last
week. : uprising.
Russia a republic at last!"' he
exclaimed. 1T sounds almost too
good tn be true. or course, the
regency established following the
abdication Of Emperor Nicholas Is
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IF WAR
BROUGHT ABOUT
BY GERMANY'S
LAST OUTRAGE.
IMMEDIATE SESSION
OF CONGRESS LIKELY
Complete Disregard for Amer
lcau Rights In Trio
Of SinkingS.

WASHINGTON. Mar1f, t8. -
With the announcements: ot tho
ruthless destruction OF three un-
armed American merchant ships
by submarines, it was officially
admitted here tonight that virtual
ly state Of war exists between
the United States and Germany.
echnicaIly the United States
remains in a position Of armed
neutrality. Whether this shall
be changed before April 10, tho
date fixed for special sess lon
of congress. the war making
branch of the government, Pres
idcnt Wilson has not decided
One step the President Is con.
tempIating is a call for an imme-
date session Of congress to hear
an address asking for authority to
adopt aggressive measures against
the submarine menace. Already
American ships are being armed
to defend themselves; the next
move must be to send Warships
with orders to seek out subma-
rines and clear the transatlantic
lanes.
Power to Declare war.
Some of the highest officials OF
the government hold that the ex-
ecutive has the power to declare
that a state of war exists and to
proceed with aggressive protective
steps pending the assembling Of
congress. There is no indication
however. that the President will
follow that course.
or the three ships destroyed,
two of them were unIoaded and
homeward bound, and all were
American built, American owned
and offlcered and manned largely
by American citizens. mcaere
dispatches indicate that all were
sunk with complete disregard for
the safety Of those on board, and
that on some of them, members OF
the crews, may have been lost.
Todays developments brought
the government face to face with
the problem of formulating detl-
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BRITISH SEND
TURKS FLYING

LONDON, Mar. 1&.--G:c5 p. H.
The British army in McSopotamia has
put lhe Turks tn rout. il is announced
officially. On Friday afternoon tho
Turks were in full flight toward Sa-
mara. IS miles northwest OF BaSddd,
The statement follows:
In the fighting on Wednesday on
the right bank Of the Tigris, already
reported, the Turkish rear guard was
driven from a succession Of ridges to
a strong position. covering the railway
station at Mushaidie. Our troops con-
tinucd 10 attack The position during
the night, and finally captured it, at 3
o'clock on Thursday morning, the cne-
my retiring hastily.
The retreat continued during
Thursday. and on Friday afternoon
the whole enemy force. consisting Of
remnants Of three Turkish divisions.
was In full flight In the direction Of
Samara- On tho morning Of Friday
the enemy were struggling over a dis
tance Of 30 miles with their rear 25
miles north Of the scene OF the fight
ing Of Wednesday,"
LONDON, Mar 1S.-2:23 .. NJ
Tho capture by the RUSSIANS OF the
city OF Van, in Turkish Armenia. is
reported in Reuter- despatch from
PctrOErlQ
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tDEUOH. Mar. IS.--7:i4 p. n.
Tha sinking OF tine American
steamships city OF Memphis and
FiSilanria WAS announced today.
Fourteen men from the FiStlan-
cia are missing, az are some or tho
men from the City OF Memphis.
The crew OF the Illinois was land
ed safely.
The City Of Memphis, In ballast
from Cardiff for New York, was
sunk by Gunfre. The second Of
flcer and fifteen men OF the crew
have been landed. A patrol boat
has gone in search OF the other
members Of tho crew.
The Illinois. from London for
Port Arthur, Ten. in ballast, was
sunk at S o'clock this morning.
Tho Eigilancia was torpedOed
without warning. The submarine
did not appear. The captain. first
and second mates. first, second
and third engineers and twenty
three men Of the crew have. been
landed at the SCilly Islands. The
fourth engineer and thirteen men
are missing.
QUEENSTOWN. Mar. 1S.-The
American steamer City of Menu
phis was torpedoed, according 10
informauCH reached here. by 4
German submarine al 8 o'clock
yesterday afternoon. The crew,
numbering fifty-seven. took to tiv:
boats. Three of the boats, with
thirty-thrcc survivors, we're pick
ed up by steamer al o'clock
in the morning and the men have
been landed.
The other hO1ts. with twenty.
four aboard, are believed 10 nave
been picked up. The captain vas
in one Of these boats.
WASHINGTON, Mar. 1S.-Con-
sui Drost, at Queenstown, report.
I'd to the state department. tonight
the sinking by Il German submar-
inc ur the American steamer Guy
Of Memphis. saying inrty-n!ne
survivors had been picked up and
that an admiralty vessel was
searching for. eight missing:
The consul's despatch follows:
american City Of Memphis.
Cardiff TO New Yorw, reported
sunk By German submarine, p.
m. March il. thirty-nve miles
south Of Fastnet. Fifteen sur
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BASIC 8-HOUR
DAY CONCEDED
might OF ANXIETY
ENDS IN AGREEMENT
News of the Settlement Brings
Much Relief and
Satisfaction.
MANAGERS COMMITTEE
ACTS WITH PATRIOTISM
|Authorzes Any Settlement,
Rather Than Embarrass
the Government.

NEW YORK, March 19. .- The
conference committee of railroad
managers early this morning
authorized President Wilson's me-
diators to make whatever arrange
ments were necessary with the
railroad brotherhoods to call off
the threatened strike. They there
upon decided the basic S-hour day
would be conceded-as demanded
by the four brotherhoods.
The formal letter in which this
authorization was made, signed by
Elisha Lee, chairman Of the MAN.
ayers committee, was as follows:
ain the national crisis precIpl-
tated by events Of which we heard
this afternoon, the national con-
ference committee Of railroads
. joins with you In the conviction
that neither home nor abroad
should there be fear or hope that
the efficient operation Of the rail-
roads Of the country will be ham,
pered or Impaired.
Therefore you arc authorized
no strike. and as a basis for such
assurance we hereby authorize
the committee Of the Council Of
National Defense to grant to tho
employees who are about to strike
whatever adjustment your commit
: tee deems necessary to guarantee
shc uninterruption and efficient
operation Of the railroads as an
indispensable arm Of national de-
fensc."
ELISHA LEE.
NEW YORK. Mar. 1s-(mon-
day).-An official o: the confer
enee committee Oh railroad man.
ayers ammo Iced at 12:45 o'clcck
that the raiIroao strike was eff.
A few minutes after the an
nouncement was made the rail-
road managers went from the
Grand Central Terminal " tho
conference hotel and were Joined
Immediately by the medlators.
They refused to make any state-
ment on the way to tine meeting
room.
It, was presumed the announce
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OUT
NOW SUSPENDED
ACTION
BY WAR DEPARTMENT
Second West Virginia Ordered
to Hold Its Oreaniza-
ton Intact.
p,ee,,I Dispatch 70 Thc In:ellL1cpe.,.

HUNTINGTON, w. Va, March
rs. Colonel Charles Morrison,
commanding the Second West Eir-
ginia Infantry, which arrived here
today from tho Mexican border
for rehabilitation, tonight receiv-
ed orders to withhold all steps to-
ward demobilizatiou. The order
is believed to have a relation to
the present international crisis,
made more acute today by the
sinking Of three American steam
ships by German submarines.
MEMPHIS, Tenn. Mar. 1S.-Colonel
II. S. Berry. in command of the First
Tennessee infantry. which arrived
here today from Eagle Pass. Texas,
was advised tonight that orders had
been issued suspending the mastering
out OF National GuardSmen until fur
ther orders"
RALEIGH. n. G., Mar. 1S.-Orders
received al tho adjutant generals Of
fee here today suspended the order
for the muster out Of the Second and
Third North Carolina regiments OF
the National Guard and brigade head
quarters. and directing that they be
held under arms after arrival. The
Third regiment is on lis way 20 Raj
eigh, having been sent there from
TCxcS for muster out. The Second
regiment has not Jet started from El
PaSo.
WASHINGTON. March lH.-War de-
Dartment officials said tonight No
orders concerning National
Guardsmen had gone out from here
since the recent instructions TO state
adjutants-gencral, outlining the plan
10 be followed in the event Of another
call upon state troops for federal
service. ANY orders suspending mus,
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CHAULNES AND
NESLE AMONG
TOWNS TAKEN
BERLIN TERMS THE
RETREAT STATEGIC
Allied Forces Hot on Heels
of the Retreating
Ieutons.

LONDON, March 1s.-10:o2 P.
M.-Br1tish troops, continuing
their rapid advance on the heels
Of tho retiring Germans, have oc-
cupied the important towns o.
NeSle, Chaulnes and Peronne.
Along a front OF about forty five
miles they have entered the Ger
man positions TO depth OF ten
miles in places. In addition the
British have taken more than six
t. villages
The announcement OF these
gains was contained in the oftl-
cial. report tonight from British
headquarters. The text Of the
statement reads:
I'VE have occupied Nesle, Chaul-
nes and Peronne. Pressing back
the enemy's rear guards, We ad-
vanced several miles during the
last % hours to a depth up to ten
miles in places on \ front OF ap-
pro1imately forty-fire miles, from
south OF Chaulnes TO the neighbor-
hood OF Arras.
During this period. IN addition
to the towns above mentioned, We
gained possession OF over sixty
villages.
Two enemy ratdlng parties
reached our trenches In the night
northeast Of Eermelles area,
There was great activity in the
air yesterday; a number OF large
enemy formations were engaged
BY our machines and dispersed.
In the course of the hghting
seven hostile airplanes were
brought down and nine others
were driven down damaged. Eight
Of our machines are missing"
LONDON, March 1855 P.
M-The capture OF Peronne By
British troops is announced In a
Reuter- despatch from British
headquarters In France.
The German retreat has been
continuous throughout the night
and the area covered by it has
spread very widely" says the de-
spatch. News has just been re-
ceived Of our troops entering Pc
rome.
Favored BY fine weather and
driving ground, our columns every
where are pressing the retiring
enemy. The scenes OF activity
behind the enemy lines eclipse
even the busiest days Of the
Somme offensive. The spirit Of
the troops is one OF demonstra-
i've enthusiasm.
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Three American Ships
Sunk; Many Members
Of Crews Are Missing
City Of Memphis, V;gancia and Illinois Sent to Bottom by
German Submarines s. Vigilancia Unarmed, and
Some Of Her Crew May Be Lost.

vivors landed Schulz Z p. nj to-
day. Thirty-four survivors on ad-
miraIty vessel. which continues
search for eight missing. Will
land Baltimore Ton Irish COAST
probably today.
The department announced that
a despatch from Consul General
Skinner. at London, said IL is re-
ported the City OF Memphis, the
Illinois and the Vigilance tprob-
ably Eigilancia) all American
steamers. had been sunk, the lat
ter without warning. The mes
sage added that some of the crew
,1f the City of -MemphiS had been
landed; that a patrol boat had
gone 10 pick up the crew of the
Illinois.
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RUSSIAN GOVERNMENT AGENT
DELIGHTED WITH THE REVOLT

only temporary. AS soon as the
war is over, If nos before. Russia
will be firmly esLablished under
republican rormlof government, }:
or at least a limited monarchy on
the order of England. In any
event, we will NIGER again have
an absolute monarchy"
.Suddenness Was Striking.
The most striking feature about
= the overthrow offhc old regime
in the opinion Oh Mr.. Petroff, is
the suddenness q its accomplish
ment. 1t Is al6o amazing, ne
pointed out, that, 1t was brought,
about with but little bloodshed.
There have been numerous
revolutions and upris lngs but they
never accomplished much" MIR.
Pctrofr. said. THE present one
began at the start of the war but
was not expected 10 develop as It
did. 1t was brought to a climax
by the recent food riots"
Tired Of the oppression Of the auto
heishtcncd by the pro-t;erman influences
around tho Emperor. Always regarded
az n weak man. the Car has permitted
himself to be infUenccd by others. es'
pcciaity the pro-G.rman element. 1t wa:
the food riots. hoi;ever. which hastenec
the revolt. :.
No Short :ge Of Food.
AS q matter OF act" Mr.. Pctroff con.
timlcd. there isn't such the shortage OF
food in Russia as IS generally supposed
II is stored in st5iions and in districts
from which it Is II being properly dis
tributed because .br inadequate trans
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CUYNEMER LANDS
HIS 35TH VICTIM

PARIS, Mar. 1S.--@:10 n. ln:@Cap-
tain Guvnsmev. the famous French
aviator, brought down his thtrty-ifth
German aeroplaue yesterday.The fol-
lowing official account Of aerial ac-
1iy;iies was Issued mere today:
Captain Guyuemer brought down
his ,hirtv-ffth enemy machine and
CAPTAIN Doumer his sixth. Two 9TH
er enemy machines. attacked oy our
pilots. fell 10 tbs. earth, one aorth o.
Dernv.EnLaonnois, the othe. east OF
"According to information which is
NOM at hand. in addition TO the nine
German aeroplanes which We report
ed had been brought down hy us on
March II. teuth fell near 'rha-
yornp"
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ment would be made through Sec
retary Lane.
The mediators and managers
were believed to be awaiting the
arrival Of the brotherhood chlefs,
who had retired, before making
the announcement that the strike
had been averted.
The brotherhood men arrived at
1:2o a. m. and Immediately went
to the conference room.
The managers left the confer
ence room at 2 o'clock, but the
brotherhood chiefs remained in
conference with the mediators
Il was learned that Daniel VIII
lard, one Of the mediators, had
informed the hotel management
that he would give up his rooms
this morning.
The managers, headed by Elisha
Lee, returned to the conference
room at 2:2o and Secretary Lane
sent for the newspapermcn.
Secretary Lane Issued this state
mcnt:
"Reaardless of the decision o.
the supreme court on the Adam
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The French Report.

PARIS. March 1S.-10:10 P. NJ.
The advance Of the French
troops continued today between
the Ayre and the Aisne along
a front OF sixty kilometres (about
81 miles}, according to the official
communication issued BY the war
office tonight. French cavalry
entered Nesln. In the direction
of Ham, on the Somme river. the
French forward movement reach
ed a derh OF about twelve and a
half miles.
North OF Soisspns the French
have occupied Crouy, and In the
same district have rak"n the vii.
laSes oe Carlepont, Norsan and
NOuyron Ningre.
The town Of Noyon was occn-
pied by French cavalry detach-
reuts at ten O'Clock Sunday moru-
ing. The text OF the statement
reads:
From the Arre to the AiSne on
a front OF more than sixty klio-
metres the advance OF our troops
continued during the course OF
the day. North of the .Arre our
cavalry this. morning entered
Nesle and We immediately sent
OFT patrols In the direction ot
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.RELUCT AN 7 To
RETURN To WORK
B. & 0. MEN WANTED
TO STAY ON. STRIKE
|Much Turbulence al Balti-
more-opecial Train
to Brunswick.

BALTIMORE. Mar 1S.--Thc strik-
ing trainmen of the Baltimore force
of the Baltimore 4 Ohio who quit
work last night returned today after
being out more than Ii hours. They
did so only after strong eXhortatlons
on the part OF the heads of the Bait.
more locals and representatives or
the grand lodges. who came here
from New York on special train.
Only a part Of the men, look the
orders anicahlv to return 10 work.
A stormy session was held in a hall
here this morning and. the leaders
Continued on rage Teu)
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The Church. Reioices.

PETROGRAD. MIR. 17:-Via Lon:
don, Mar. IS. 1880 T. n.--The cabinet
which has been meeting since the
revolution in the house of parliment,
where it's members have been living
day and night. met Today for the first
time at the ministry Of the interior.
The first meeting Of the holy synod
since the revolution: was held today
under the presidency Of the metropol-
itan of Kiev. The new procurator-
general Of the holy: synod-M. Lvof.
in opening the sitting, said he rejoiced
at the advent OF freedom of the orth.
of the imperial chais from the confer
ence room, symbol:zing termination
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LONDON. March IS. = What
most perturbcd Emperor Nicholas
says the Pctrograd correspondent
of the Times, VA. that sufficient
guarantees shoulii be given that
his life and those,9l his family be.
spared. 1t is SAT-! he was re-as-,
sured By Genera Ruzsky,; who
vouchcd in the name Of the whole
army under his command, that. no
harm would befaf; any member Of
the family. !
The first requc.;t made by the
emperor Was thai. he be allowed.
to sec his wife, Tut this was re-
fused point blank There are re-
ports that he cvFn contemplated
suicide. but eventually was in
duccd by his rolrcSsor to accept
his fortunes caltl|y and submit
to the incvitablc.,-! His last words
as emperor arc said 10 have been
that he had hcldl betrayed by
those hr trusted ,AoSt.
The Times correspondent says
he has been told shr former ruler
will have 10 rcsirf in the Taurus
Palace in CrincaANith his family,
but eventually VII be allowed to
go abroad to SomE! Entente Allied
country, probably: Italy.
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TIE WEATHER..

WASHINGTON. D. c., March, t6.-
Forecast:
West Virginia-FaIr Monday: Tues
day fair warmer.
Western Pennsylvania. OhIo-Fair
Monday: Tuesday partly cloudy and
warmer, =
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Won H|NDENBURG IN
REPORT TO KAISER

BERLIN. Thursday. Mar. l5.-(By
Wireless 10 SarviIle. y. y. Mar.
1SJ-F'ield Marshal Eon Iindenburs
has gone to Srea' headquarters 10
make. report on the situation TO En-
pcror William
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NICHOLAS BEES
FOR LII. WHEN
S0LD|E EA5 PLACE
HIM IN CUSTODY
REFUSED PRIVILEGE
TO SEE THE EMPRESS.
Deposed Monarch Threatened
Suicide, But Was
Dissuaded.

PErgoGRAD. Harch 1920 p. |!
H., 7ia London. 1Iarch ID, 2:27 y. |
:n.-Nictolas Eosnanci: rs tne
let with his staR today for his
. personal estates i Livadia, on the /
: south coast ot ths Crilnea. !
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OVER 4 THOUSAND
CONVERTS At KEYSER

SPECIAL nIsrach 70 Tho Ir,etIssnccC.
KEYSERJ ". Va, March IS. -~ Over
the one thousand mark reached today in
the number Of conversions in the evan
e"iisiic campaign being conducted at
kcySrr, by :hc Roy. George 7. stephens
fnd PARTY This ~ on" fifth of the ropu-
Iation. Tho campaign which was 10
have ended today, will ha continued aE-
other week. ami the meetings, which
,rrrc I" hnv" begun nt Cumberland.
March 18Th, Viii start Arril Isl.
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tering ont, they said, must have been
issued by the southern departmental
commander for local reasons.
COLUMBIA. S. G.. March lS.-The
mastering out OF the Second South
Carolina Infantry, recently returned
from the horder and in camp at StyX.
S. c.. near here, was stopped today
on recein Of orders directing the fed
cral mastering officer To await further
instructions.
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The latest the British north of the nce River
sutng revers and the oupar Wood important
positions west Bapaume and the withdrawal OF the Germans from
entire that utanked Bapaume
brought about the evacuation OF Bpume Peoe and
other important deenses.
The solid line the map representing the British front follow
the completion the stage of the German withdrawal
Within the dotted the territory that has fallen to Hag troops
during March, before the fall of Bapaume and Peronne
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-12-03
SUBURBAN AND FARM LANDS.


ACRES on the interurban line and
paved street, all in blue grass with
paid up free water; snap at the
price. 1880.
5-ACRE suburban home, close in;
good house, barn, family orchard,
berries, alfalfa and pasture; price
$500; easy terms.
10 ACRES on the concrete boulevard,
with good buildings. free water; all
in alfalfa and a bargain; price
$4,000; terms.
20 ACRES right on the car line and
paved road, with 6-room bungalow
cottage, and other good improve
ments; possession at once: $4,000.
20 ACRES miles west Of Boise,
with broom house. 20 inches Riden-
baugh water; l mile from car; tract
price, $4,000; easy terms.
40 ACRES good. rich land with excel
lent 7-room house, barn, cellar, deep
well, for $4,000.
+. We have the bargains.
WE. PIERCE g. CO.
The Old Reliable Real Estate Dealers