Tombstone epitaph., 1917-09-30
FOREIGN

tOuso OF SPAIN, Ii ABOUT 10 restore 70
liberty Adolphe Max, the burgomaster
OF Brussels.
Francisco Villa believes the United
States and Mexico will have a war
soon. and he has warned Gen. Fran
cisco Murgia against pursuing him.
King George. in the course of visit
to the River Clyde. In Scotland. went
or board an American patrol ship. Tho
crew lined the decks and cheered him
Justify.
Montreal is organizing a battalion of
women to form the nucleus OF a Can
adian army of women who will fight
in the trenches of France If they are
needed.
In the event Of Premier Borden's re-
turn to power, It is his intention to
confer the franchise upon women gen
orally and to make important amend
ments to the naturalization act.
The Popolo Romano. speaking Of the
unrest caused by the bread shortage.
asserts that the government proposes
to issue bread cards on Oct. IL. since
the wheat harvest was short 10000. 900
Quintals.
Announcement was made in govern
ment circles at Peking that the Chi
nese cabinet. provided the entente
powers approved. was willing to send
100000 soldiers to France. in compli-
ance with the French request.
Declaring the supreme phase of the
struggle is at hand, Premier Painlev"
reiterated to the Chamber of Deputies
| that France demands return of Alsace
and Lorraine, irrespective OF whether
the fate of battle reclaims those terri
tories
Gen. Korniloff, leader OF the recen.
rebellion against the provisional gov
mander Of the northern front. who
refused to take command OF the Rus
sian armies after Korniloff was de-
posed. have been arrested
The American steamer Platuria was
torpedoed by German submarine
Sept. Is. Forty-five survivors have
been landed by the Italian steamer
Andrea. The master OF the Platuria
and eight of the crew were drowned.
New York dispatches state that II.
Darrow. boatswain. of Denver was a
member OF the Platuria's crew
Albert Champion. a French soldier,
who on his third attempt escaped
from Germany, brings the information.
according to the Paris edition of the
New York Herald. that $500 French
and British soldiers and 1900 Rus
SLAMS have died of typhus at the Ger
man concentration camp at Cassel,
ninety miles northwest Of Frank.
fort Main.
Albert Champion. a French soldier,
who on his third attempt has Just es-
capped from Germany. brings the infor
nation, according to the Paris edition
OF the New York Herald. that 3.700
French and British soldiers and l,50O
Russians have died of typhus at the
German concentration camp at Cassel.
ninety miles northeast of Frankfort
on-the- Main.
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