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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-11

@olfes bon SrieOen 5it reOen. 9lbcr
Oas Golt lit ihmm. llniere @ili6t
Der proOiioriiben &esieruu9 lit es,
uaierc Stinmc 5u crbeben mo 81
iagen. 9iuBlanO lit nit @ub, gebt in
9tidts nod, mas ieine 9e6iiriniiie
nno Snterelien betriift."
9 @ortebrungcn ge9en . 0eut.
I 4cn 5Iottenongriff
&ronitoot s. 9Ipril, pio 2on-
oon, 10. glpril. aronitaot lit fie6e-
rid nit @orbereitungen beiddftigt
I'M cincn oeutidcn 6Iottenangriif
5uriid5uihlo9en ser ermartet miro,
wenn Der @olf bon SSinIono ciSfrei
iein miro. Sin Correspondent ser
n9liiociirten 9rciie" erreidtc Die be.
rii6mte 6eititngsiniel in0em er iiber
0ie uneebcltre GiSpiiite wonoertc,
pelbe iie bonn SSeitlonoe trcnnt,
umO ionO bort Oie @orniion Gag itno
gtoHt an Der 9lr6eit in @riporhng
oes longe borbergeiagten glngriiis.
Gie Setting miro gdn5lid BON Ell
mem 9iatb controlirt, Der bon Oen
Erlppen gelpd6lt ipuroe, sic eip.
miit6ig entihloiien iino, rliiiihe
6rei6eit unO ruiiii9es @e6iet bis
slim letten Nlonn 5u Oert6eiOigen
Ser 9iot6 lit c6enio feit enti6loiien
oegcn Sonipf fiir 9lnneftirung frens
oen @e6iets. Sin @iitglieo oes 9iat6s
iugte, ooB, 10 laugc Qeutidlano nidt
willcns iei ieiue 9lnnerionspldc oui.
5uge6en, niHtS tpeiter ii6rig bleibe,
ais 81 fdmpien GS lei allies N}ogli.
cbe 9etbon iporoen, i'm 0ie 8crt6eioi-
ailngSmittcl Der 8eitng in erItfloi.
iige 0ronimg 81 6ringeiL iuO oic-
lel6e iei beute 10 ltarf pie ie.
Gem 9eiubcr bon aronitoot 6ictet
Iih noH @intritt Scr GunfcIbeit BON
ocn g9dllen ans cine einOrudsoollc
9(usii6t. g(n ieOcr 6ol6en Wleile ent-
long Der @ege ii6cr ooS @iS liam.
men 6eucr alt lno III oeren @lan5
iiebt man Die rot6en 6lo0gcn ser
9ie0ohltion me6cn. I'm Die 6eucr
5crlm iingen Oie rcpolntiondrcn
SolOaten 0ie ncue 9ieDollitionSs
6pnne lnO ldiien Sodrufe. ouf oos
3nltauoetonimen ser ruiiiiben 9iepu.
6lif ertoncn.
SSuiti5 &c Miniiter9erenSfD
crtldrt iein &or9cben.
2on0on 10. g(pril. Cine
9lelter 0cpei6e bon 4etersbirg
t6cilt nit syuiti5-N}iniItcr acrcnsfp
babe in elmer 9feoe Dor elmer WtilitGr4
delegation on Wiontog eeiaet, er
miinicbe, eelpiiieu Sniinlotionel ooB
er ni6t ltreng eenie gegen einige
frii6cre @arteigdnger oes enttbrpnteu
aniiers lei Gin Gn0e 8u MAIDEN. @r
bebouptete, oieie @erii6te muroeu
nit DER bospiaieen g[biibt ocr6rei-
tet 3wietrodt 5niiden ibm iino Der
Oemofratie 8it iGen.
o@enu ib oen @robfiirIten 0imi-
tri @o0lo0itd nidt Oerboftete,4 iogte
Der 0liniiter, 10 mar Der @runO oo-
fir, Dob er oas GonIplot gegen Sios-
putin oiis6cdte. S9enn ih General
$ponofi nidt perboitete, ser ocu Ser
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-11

@oris, 10. g(pril. $. Sermon
Sories, Gelegot oes 9lmerifonii6eu
9lotben areu5es un0 @litelieO Der
bieiigen 9anffirno Nlorgan 6aries
& So, lit mi Dem anopf Der @bren-
legion oeforirt woroen III 9lnerfen-
mn9 ieiner @erOicnlte in Gerbinollng
nit Dem omerifaniihen glm6ulan5-
oienit unO anocrer E60tigfeit. SSm
6ebruor bat Scrr Sories i6on oos
&rie0sfreu5 erhalten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-11

Bat es bic sSeiieln geiprengt Die duf
Dem polnii6en &olfe laltetcn.
9lber Oie ruiliihe 9}otion miro nirbt
8ugeben ooB i6r GoterlauO ans Dem
aieontiiben aampfe geoeluiit6igt
unO eeidwd6t in ieinen beiten ar0f.
ten 6eroorQcbt.
Gieic 4Srin5ipien mcroen oie
@rtnOlo9c Ser 9luslauos'4olitif DER
propiioriicbeu 9legieurn9 bilOe1 mel.
de o6nc Sebl oen @iaen oes &oIfes
gum glustrog bringen inO Oie Hedte
nniercs @olfes iaiisen miro, pd6-
reno iie 5igleib Die gertrdge beo6-
abten miro, ole nit imicren 9lIliir-
ten obgeihloiicn muroen.4
Cie prooiioriide 9leaierlng OeS
freien 9fuBlouo bat nibt oos 9ledlt,
oie @o6rbcit SIT oerbeimlidcn Ger
Stoot lit in @eio6r. SSeoer Gerinb
nuB QemaAt wcrocn, ooB oos 9an)
alf Oie @a1r6cit menn Tie i6m nit
gct6eilt miro, ontiuortet mo 5wor
ni1t nit infruht6arer Gepreiiion
lmo ni6t oitrdJ @eut6loiiefeit, ior-
bern Ourd eiuniit6ioe Gner9ie 5li
Dem 3pede, einen einigen nationalcu
@illen 5l iAaitcu.
Gies miro ms ncue St1rfe fiir
Oen Gompf geben inO inere 9iet-
tung betpirfen.. SSn oieicr StnOe
Der &riiilng loBt oos oon5e 2an0
in iid ielbit Stdrfe finoen oiegepon-
neue 6rci6eit ST. feitigen iuO ii6 init
mermiiolidcr6ingo6c Der 6orOcrilng
ser @o6lfo6rt oes ireicn 9iuBlono'S
81 miomen.
Gie prooiioriide &egieruiig, meld)c
i6ren 6eiligen @iO geleiitet bat Oent
@olfe 5u Oicncn bat Oas ieite Scr.
trauen oob nit ser o1gemeinen I'm
terItiiblng eines jeOen Gin8elneu una
oQcr 5uiolnmen cs i'm Stanoe ieia
miro, ieinc @ilidt Dem 2onoe 9e9eu.
iiber bis 5un Gnoe 5u eriiiaen
(@ejeiGnet) Spoff,
9srGiiocnt oes 9iat6s."
Gu6Iuno lcnft Gin.
QonOom 10. 9lpril. &uBlonO
Bat ieoli6e Socc tcrritoriolcr glns-
Oebnung auieegeben 10 6eiBt cs IN
ciner Iepeic6c an 9lenter's aus Sc
tersburo, in peldcr cine Grfldring
OeS aric9snliniiters aerenSfD on0e-
fii6rt lit Gono6 crfldrte Oicier in
ciner am @3ontog gc6altenen 9ieoe
Dor 0ei militdriidetl Gelegoten oaB
9iuBlanO fcin peitcres Scrritorium
miinirbc, abcr bis 5lun @noe Die 6rei-
belt bert6eioigen wiirOe, wclde es
iebt Grunge nbot
Ger 9iellter'ide Correspondent mel
oct did, oaB 5eoor 9iooitr6efi, Der
neie @enerolgoilberneur bon Sim
lon6, in elmer 9le0e oui Dem GongrcB
Der Contributions Gemofroten, oe-
ren 6ii6rer er in ser Gumo mar, rli,
iiIhe 6rieOens6efiirworter on9riff
Noh 9e5ugno6me auf oie 0pfer, oie
6ronfreih unO england BEL @alli.
poll fiir 9fuBlonO ge6rabt, io9te er:
p@s 9iebt in &eters6irg cine Sc
meinldloit BON frehen @erionen mel.
de lid onmaBeu, I'M g3ameu oes
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-11
Stir6 auf 4llinr. Gin llDannngsrut.
%Oa &nRlanN's @cBi
ruu8 crIOtIra.
Ser Gtaat lit in Wcfebr,
iagt erpflamatiUm.

9Gae ardftc oes 9onOcs miiIicn scscn
Ole @efobr eines entiaciocnOcn
Sdloscs bon seitcn 0cltib-
IonO's con5cntrirt wcrOcu.
Gos olte 9fegimc bat 9luBlono's
wirtbiaaftIide 0roouiiation &c.
idmddt.
g @eters6urG 10. 9(pril. pia
9onoon Sic prooiiorii6e Gcgie.
rrng RuBlouo's bat cine Iangc %ro.
flamotiou crIoiien, in melder iie alf
Die @eiabr 6inmeiit, sic ser GIan
|elttidIanO's, einen Gnti6eiOuugs-
ihIug gegen 9iuBIono 3u fii5ren, in
ii6 birgt unO in Ser iie Oic g3ot6-
menOigfeit betont, allie 4rdfte 9iuB-
lonO's 81 con5eutriren, Inn ocn
5einO ab5uiblogcn. Ser Staot iei
in @eiabr, inO es iei o6iolut not6.
wenOig olle W}ittcl otBupenoen Inn
ibn 81 retten.
SSn Der @roflonotion 6eibt cS
g9ta6oem Die uriiiide &egieriing
bic miIitdriibe Gage unteril6t Bat
bat iie iid enti6loiien. i'm Numcn
Der EfIi6t rmo 5um 9eiten Oes 9on-
oes Oen @olfe Oireft imo often ole
gan5e @obrbeit mii5ut6eilen.
Gus 5egine, Oos nm geitiir5t it,
Fat oie @ertbeioigung oes 9onocs in
einem i1Iinu Oesorganilirten 81.
itanOc aelaiien. Clrd ieine itrmbarc
llnt6dtigfeit unO ourd icine oolIig
ilngeeigncten MoBna6men bat es I'M.
icr 6inon5ueien Dns SDitem Ser
9iabrimgsmittel Gcrt6eilung oen
transport unO Die ScritcIlung bon
@tmition fiir oie 9lrmee gdn5li6 scr.
riittet. IS fat unierc gon5e pirt6-
idaftlide Organization geidpGdt.
Cie proOiiorii1e &egieumg miro
init Der oftipcn llnteritiisung Scr
gan5en 9}ntion i6re gauge @ncrgic
Oorauf peripcnOen, bic idGoliden
6olgen ocs alten 9legimes pieoer
gut5umohcn. gos 9hlt bieler So6ne
oes goterldn0es lit bergoIieu poroen
i'm Soufe oicier 5lueirnoein6ol6 Ian
gen Sabre Oes ariegeS 9lber oos
SonO lit nod inuuer I'M Stanoe, ei.
nen modtigeu Shlog gcgen Sen
6einO 3u fiibren ser 9aBe Serrito.
rien imieres StooteS beiebt bait,
ino Der iett - IN oen 9agen ser
@eburt Ser .5reibeit SuBIono's-ims
nit einem neuen m0 euti9eioenoeu
Sdloge bcorobt.
Gle @ertbeioigung imieres natio-
nolcn 0jutes, foltc iie, pos fie ipolIe,
uno Sic 9efreilng OeS 2onoeS bon
Dem SeinOe. Der in nnier @ebiet cin-
georungen lit bilOen oie Oorne6miten
uno bitolen @robleme Dor lnieren
arigern, welhe Die 6rei6eit oes Sol
fes Oertbeioigen in eneer Ger6iu-
Dung nit unieren 9llliirteu
s. cine GroberlngSgeliiite.
Gie &egierrng erodtet es ais i6re
Fflidt, iebt 5u erfldren, Dob Oa5
freie 9lublono nibt Die Serridoft
ii6er onocrc Iotionen anitrebt, BOB
es niht oeu @imid Bat oieiel6en it,
res nationalen @ieent6umS 81 be-
rou6en ooer NIT @eipolt oas @ebiet
oerielben 5u nebmen; ionoern ooB eS
i6r 3icl it, cinen Oouernoen Srieocn
81 etablirerL boiirt olif Dem 9ledte
Der 9lotionen i6r eigenes @eidid 81
6qltimmen.
Ter ruiiiihen Hcgicrrlng gcliiItct
es niht nod Geritdrfling i6rer
0Iadt i'm 9hislonoe auf Soften onoe.
rer glotioneu. sS6r Stre6en lit eS
nidt irgenO cine Wodt 81 unterlpcr.
fen oocr 81 ernieorigen SStu glomen
Der bo6eren @rin5ipien Der 8iIligfeit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-11
gSer3idIten anf gier.

2ee0s, englonO, 10. 9lprit. n
SSn elmer bcute bier abgebaltenen
@eridmnthns ser llnab6dngieen Pr
beiter-Fortei wrroe cine 9feioliition
ongenommelL melCbe ole &egieritng
eriutbt, fiir Die Dnier oes ariegeS ole
Nerwenoing bon glabrungsmitteln
fiir ole Seritellllng ulfo5olbaltiger
@etrdnfe 6u Oerbieten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-11

plolion alf Dem Gonpfer gob unO
mie Ons Sbiff ihneQ in sic Sieie oes
Meeres binab ianf.
y It Gampferin g c p.Dorf
angefonlmen.
gtew Dorf, 10. g(pril. Ser
GunarO Qompfer .Gormonio" trof
bellte aus einen europdiibeu Soielt
bier eiu ST 6rabte 3S @oiiogiere II.
1900 Sdde 9oit Seine 0ffi5iere be.
ridteten, Tie bGtten peOer 01inen
nod Eaud6oote geie6en.
3 + Gompfer yWlinneIotn~
i'm englif6en &ofer.
gl cu 9ort 10. 9lpril. 9aut
&a6elgromm an sic Snternotional
G3ercontile SO. bier lit ser omerifo-
niife Sampler yM}inneiota", Elm ots
lortiider Erausport Dompfcr, Oer
g}ew Dorf am "a. W2Gr5 oerlieB, II
einen 6ritiidcn Sofen eingeloufen
Inter ieiner 9eiabung bon 247@lonn
6efailoen iidb 105 9lmerifaner. Ger
oNlinneiota@ botte cine pert6none
Soouug bon 240OO Gonnen Gas
6o6r5ellg lit oos groBte 6rahtidiff
inter omcritaniiber iSIoagc. Gs NOR
6eitidt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-11

sc empbis, Sennv 10. 9(pril.-
s. gS. 9. &6ea. Elm befannter Y1oo.
Qoge uno Yr6iiOent Der Erans-@lil.
iiiiippi GoIf 9Iiiociation, lit in ieinent
bieiiaen Seim aeitorben. gr mar AZ
Sabre alt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-11

geitern bon Der geiomnlten 6ront &c.
meloet" 10 beiBt es I'M belltigen offi-
5iellen geri6t. oS8d6renO ocr g}odt
bonn Sotnitng interno6m Ser 5einO,
uniere oorgei1obenen Yolten on5uge-
ben oie fiir5licb i'm 9ioime n0rOlih
BON goscomdle BON lnieren Srip-
pen erobert pirOcn Ger 9lngriii
brad in iinierem 5elter 5uiommen,
e6e er iid entlpidelt 6atte.~
&ufiiihe Operutionen in
8eriieu.
@eterSburN 10. g(pril. -9iui.
iii6e Sulppeu Der 91oroarnee in
@eriien befinoen iih icst pieoer ouf
Dem @lorih bon 9ene6 in iiioliher
&ihtlng Der 9reite BON 9}oiil ans
oui Dem N}oride. Gies ergcbt ans
Ocm beiltieen offi5ieIlen 9eribt:
nSiiopeitlih bon abanifin bat Die
Sii0,aolonne. oie Dor &lr3em nit
sen 9riten bon 9ogooo cine @erbin-
oing bcriteate, ai5il &obo6, so Nlei-
len norooitli6 bon 9ogoao, beiest"
Ger offi5ielle 8eritt loiltet:
oaaufoiii6e 5rpnt Sn Der 9Ri6-
ting ouf @oniipn iebten imiere
Eruppeit nahoem iie sic Siirfen
ans ibren Stelllngen IN Der @eeeno
bon 01irbon, 10 W1eilen iiiolid bon
Bench, eeporfeu batten i6ren @or.
morid fort. sSu Der 93idtung ouf
abonifin beiebten mir ai3il 9iobat,
26 @eilen iiiomcitlib bon a6onifin.
Ger offi5ielle @eridt bon Sen onoe-
rem 6ronten laiitet:
n@eitfront: acknowledgements luo
pe4ieIieitiges 6euer 5erridteA bier,
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-04-25
tSnail lssuesVntual Ultimatum To Central Powers
Over Ruthless Submarine Methods
lhssa lh 1moes Of Threatened Peasant Uprising Over
lparan Troubles. Soldiers Aggravatng Conditions

the world upheaval are toward en-
tering the conflict. The Spanish note
to Germany may result in Germany
abandoning her uncompromising at
titude iii regard to the ruthless SUBJ
marine warfare as far is it affects
Spain or that Germany will have to
accept a new and important foe.
Rumors are growing concerning
the great German attempt planned
against Petrograd. Inhabitants are
fleeing to the interior as a result of
the rumored German plan to COM
bine q land and sea assault on the
Russian capital.
The Russian political situation is
confusing. It is reported that radical
socialists are active and that there
are indications Of renewed out.
breaks Of agrarian troubles.
The state of interior unrest in
Germany is having new manifesto.
ton in q fresh outburst against
Chapcellor Won Bethman-Hollwea
by .he Conservatives and National
Liberals. The Chancellor is being
violently attacked for alleged sub
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-04-25
Steamer Mongolia Fires First
Gun For U. S. In War
With Germany, Sinking
Enemy Submarine

London, April 25.-C.pt.in Rice
of the American Steamer Mongolia
which arrived today in a British
port, told an Associated Press Cor.
respondent that the Mongolia had
fired the first gun Of the war for
the United States and sunk a Ger
man submarine. Captain Rice said
that the submarine was about to at
tack the Mongolia in British waters
ON April 10th when occurred the
engagement which resulted disas.
trouly for the undersea boat. The
captain declared there was no doubt
that the submarine was hit and
every reason to believe that it had
aboard the Mongolia made = clean
hit at one thousand yards. The
been destroyed. Navel gunners
periscope Of the submarine was seen
to be shattered.
A telegram to The Review at 2:45
this afternoon says that an even
more pertinent fact regarding the
fate Of the submarine fired upon the
Mongolia was that the shell disap-
peared immediately after the hit was
made. Captain Rice said that shell
always ricochets in the water and
can be seen again unless it finds its
mark. Oil was also seen ON the water
after the submarine had disappear
ed.
Th. Mongolia was going at full
speed /. long distance away from
the foam spray when the she'll
struck the submarins aad \ close
observations by the officers through
glass convinced them that the sub
marine had been sunk.
On the ls st afternoon Of the voy
age Of Mongolia, a periscops was
sighted ahead. The captain order
full speed, intending to ram the sub.
marine but the enemy craft dived
Later in the day the periscope re-
appeared on the liners broadside
The sunners fired, hitting the peris
cope squarely and throwing =
mountain Of water into the air.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-04-25

ons Of the greatest battles Of the
dtat European War, the. titanic
s1uttl: along the British freht in
fs.es, has sntstsd upon its third
- and the issue i sfiti in doubt.
n two days the British advanced
Idly and are still advAneihs but
p SSsssd csfiiiSi rsisrvss have
q kSsfisa sisssinst th. brisish fdfsS.
I N attempt to cheek their ad-
va.es. Latest reports from this front
nsatien the capture by the British
6 he hamlet Of Bslhsm. II is also
eaass1 that moro than three thous-
- Germans were captured in an
aktaek By the British asainst their
eesitions in the woods east Of
4 s11anrincourt. Minor positions have
sa captured By the Allied
lbsees in this section, but the Wotan
-, the main objective, remains in
-.
N The French report gains in the
champagne district but nothing de-
flAite is stated except that the bat
Ne still RACES.
ss Developments in other fields Of
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-04-25
LOUISIANA MAKES APPOINT
MENTS ON FOOD PREPARED.
NESS COMMISSION.

New Orleans, April 24.-(Asso-
ciated Press telegram to the Daily
Review at two O'Clock this after
noon). The Louisiana Food Pre-
paredness Commission in conference
here today appointed on commit
tee Superintendent of Education,
Harris, Mayor Behrmann of New
Orleans and w. R. Dodson of the
Louisiana State University. The
committee is to urge the governor
to include in his proposed call for an
extra session of the legislature
measures for financing food COM
missions work.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-04-25
BRITISH FOREIGN :. MINISTER
SAYS UNITED STATES is I'M
PORTANT FACTOR IN WORLD
WAR.

A. p Report to The Daily Review.
Washington, D. c., April 25.-.
The British Foreign Minister Bal
four who is now here at the head of
the British War Commission, stated
that the Entente governments ars
convinced Of Americas wholeheart-
ed conservation toward the destroy
ing of Prussian militarism. He sale
he would not think Of asking the
United States to depart from their
traditional policies or enter into a
formal alliance which might prove
embarrassing. The British Minister
also declared that the services o. the
United States in the war could not
be exaggerated.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-04-25

A. P. Report to The Daily Review
Washington, D. c., April 25.--
The members Of the House and
Senate have resumed their debating
of the administration army bill call
ing for selective conscription of men
for army service. Members and
spectators in the House today cheer
ed when Representative Huddleston
Of Alabama, who is opposing con-
scription, read q list Of names of
men whom he said are favoring the
measure. The list included the names
Of Vanderlip, Munsey, Vail, Corne-
Illus Vahderlip, Boot and Morgan.
Huddleston declared that most pleas
Of the drafting came from members
of organizations like Harvard, Yale.
Union League and other clubs and
not from workingmen.
Representative Bankhead declar-
ed in favor of conscription.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-04-25
FRENCH COMMISSION REACHES
WASHINGTON
A. P. Report to The Daily Review.

Washington, D. c., April 25.-
The French War Commission landed
safely at the Washington Navy
Yards at noon today. The party
reached the United States and have
fastened to Washington to enter the
great war conference which is TAX
ing place between the United States
and governments of the Entente
Allies. It is expected that an Italian
War Commission will also join the
British and French Commission now
here.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-04-25

Don't forget to clip the Evange-
line Theatre ad. out of this paper to-
day. The ad. and a nickel will ad-
nit you to the show tonight and its
one of the biggest shows ever seen
here. If you don't clip this ad., the
admission will be ten cents to
grown-up and children.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-04-25

Members of the French War Com
mission were cheered as they land
ed and as they passed along the
streets of the capitol. American Off
cials greeted the Frenchmen warm
ly. The group of notable visitors
were escourted from the navy yard
to their quarters by American soldi-
ers and marines.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-04-25
Hattie Between British and Germans In Doubt. British Continue
Small Gains But Ieutons Massing Reserves.

servience to socialist influences.
The visit of the King of Denmark
to Stockholm is considered peculiar
~ against the government.
A twelve o'clock Associated Press
dispatch to The Daily Review says
that the British attacks only be-
tween Cojuel and the Scarpe
rivers has resulted in their cap
ture of additional ground which has
been fortified by the Germans. The
report states that south of Arras
the British are steadily pushing into
the German lines between Cambria
and St. Quentin.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-04-25
SENATOR REED OPPOSES
CONscRlPTlON

Washington, d. c., April 25'-
In the Senate, Senator Reed OF
Missouri is opposed to the PresI-
dents conscription measure and de-
nounces it as violation OF I'll
American traditions.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-04-25

Copenhagen, April 25.-A special
dispatch to The Review at one
o'clock today that movement for
the overthrow of Chancellor Won
Bethman-Hollweg is again becoming
evident in Germany. The agitation
is being encouraged by the dissen-
tions over internal forms arising out
of the prevailing internal disorders.
The message also states that such q
movement would possibly mean the
proposal of peace terms by the Teu.
tons. Food troubles are also men.
toned.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-04-25
GERMAN OFFICIAL STATEMENT

Berlin, April 25.-The German
official statement today reads as fol-
lows: Fighting continues for the
possession of Gavelle. Monday the
Germans captured six hundred and
fifty British and brought down
thirty-nine aeroplanes on Monday
and Tuesday.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-04-25
British Get Two Hundred Million Of Seven
Billion Dollar War Appropriation
French Commission joins English and American CON-
missions Today For Discussion Of War Problems
Italian Commission Expected to Join Them

Secretary McAdoo today handed TO
the British Ambassador a treasury
warrant for two hundred million
dollars. This is the first loan made
to the Entente Allies by the United
States under the seven billion dollar
war measure.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-04-25
CATHOLIC CHURCH

High Mass every first Sunday at
9:3O a. m.
Low Mass every other Sunday at
z q. m.
Sunday School every Sunday at
$3.50 p. m.
Low Mass every first Sunday at
1880 a. m.
High Mass on third Sunday at
$3.50 a. m.
Sunday School every Sunday at
10 O'Clock a. m.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-04-25

London, April 25.-Petrograd dis
patches report revolutionary spirit
manifested in the rural districts of
Russia which is bringing to a head
the long standing agraeian troubles.
Soldiers are Visiting rural homes and
spreading news of the revolution. 1t
SENS that the soldiers are offering
to lead the peasants in revolt
against land owners.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-04-25

The H. u. J. X. Club will tender
the young ladies of the town with
dance tonight =. the City Hall.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-04-25

ENGLAND GETS FIRST TWO
HUNDRED MILLIONS OF SEW
EN- BILLION DOLLAR WAR
APPROPRIATION.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-04-25

A. P. Report to The Daily Review
Washington, D. c., April 25.-
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-04-25

WORD BATTLE OVER CON-
SCRIPTlON BILL HOLDING
ATTENTION OF HOUSE AND
SENATE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-08-03
Government May Act
If Strikes Continue

Washington, Aug. 2.-Drastic action
bv the government to meet the labor
disturbances in the West and South
west. which officials are sure have been
stirred up by German propaganda, Will
be taken if the strikes grow.
Intimations of an attempt to call OUT
the United Mine Workers should the
government not intervene on behalf OF
the Industrial Workers OF the World
in labor disputes in certain sections OF
the West have resulted in the Depart
ment of Justice undertaking broad
general inquiry. Officials assert that
nothing possible will be left undone to
prevent the tie-up of industries deemed
vital in the conduct of the war.
INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. 2. 1ntimations
that attempts had been made to call
out the United Mine Workers to aid
the |. W. W. were branded as incorrect
to-day by william Green, secretary
treasurer of the United Mine Workers.
Mr.. Green made public kilograms ne
sent TO President Wilson and others
protesting against the deportation OF
members of the United Mine Workers.
At the same time he specifically stated
his protest was not to aid the Indus
trial Workers, but because Of alleged
deportation of United Mine Workers
from a tent colony at Gallup, n. NJ.