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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-21
GOVERNOR CORNNELL RESENTS
INGALLS, EXTRAD|T|0N REFUSAL

CTIATJ .ES~ToN. " Va. Nov. 20
CharactcriZlng ;hc refusal NJ Governor
Mccall of Massachusetts, I" honor his
requ:Sttion FOR n" :".urn tn West Viz
x!n.a nt John JohaSon. wanted in this
county for trial On 4 charge -'' rap".
a. constituting - r'.terti"r' upon IN"
state Of West NirsiuIa ard shows 4 dc
piorahlr lack ni knowledge "f il and it's
peopl.,'' :;"y"ri,"r C,.rrw"l' la,n :Hdar
mad. public j l..:itr wtirh h" has writ
s.n 20 n. Massachusetts governor.
Previous 70 receiving Governor Nc
Calls l'ttcr declining t. honor IN"
rrqu!s Ki"n. Governor 'nruwell hal
written 70 tho Massachusetts '.<cCu'ivc
personally guaranteeing tiItt II" har!n
should come "a Johnson declaring
";herG is absolutely no danger OF John
sons being lyrch:d or othcrwIa" mis-
treated"
Governor Cornwslls letter ~ sent 10
Governor Mccall today Vas in full as
follows:
My dear air---I have your letter d"-
Ginning to honor my rcquisition for the
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WASHINGTON. N"v. :N.--tA:p-
thcriouS Ecnizclos. the Greek PREM
her. now in London for tn" inter
;uli.-i conferences. issued 4 state
'acnt today To the Greeks Of Amer
ica 1t was received h"rc by cable
as follows:
II am happy 1T h"io:' ahl" to ad-
Cross greetings from tie capital OF
the British empire IL tho 'ir""kS
over the seas. who In tins mast
tragic period Of our national MS
tory hav,. shown moral strength and
faith unShali"ablr IN the policy
which draws its pri:t'Ipl"% :r"'n th''
very traditinuS ut III. ll"ii"n:c race.
Th" principles We're always III mar
rnuuy with IN" ideals ot freedom OK
the gr.a: American Democracy.
1T WAS imrussihlr for Gr"ckS
living amidst tho most liberal demo-
cratic people Of the world not I"
luathe the political dogma " l'ruS-
sian mlitarism. The Greeks es-
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PUTS
EMBARGO UPON
RUSS SUPPLIES
Action Is Only Temporary,
Until Bolsheviki Faction
Shall Be Overthrown.

WASHETGTON, d. c., Nov. "n.---No
Shipments U: supplies Will bc permitted
To 20 from the United States 10 Russia
until tho situation in ;hat country clears.
The American goTrrnmeut. before al
lowing the export Of goods already or
The docks. wants to know into whose
bands they VIII tall on their arrival.
The crsS;rti IN Of shipments Is tempo
rary oriy If stable government is
formed which the United States can
Tccogni2". If the Bolshcvil;i gain CON
troll and pur*u1 their program caliin;;
for = pezc" With Germany the cmbarr"
w:ll be rcrnlnncnt. \ prctract"d civil
var also would work 70 keep the en-
hargn tight .ns the United States then
would frae tha; %Tpr!inS might 30 to TIC
l,olshcvlki faction.
Enormous Credits.
Tho provisional ItuSSian government
1rar given crodita 2mountinS III all 4"
60 '"G aHH ut which $1S1. 1.0ND.nOG al
ready har been advanced. Much OF this
n,un"f ha4 n'"n s2~l.t tor supplies now
sw'hting shipment and the Russians
htvc been given :, 60 Is FOR it's trans
p,r;. Shipmcnts will hr held un by
,l,uiai OF huniier coal : -. SHIPS
Thsnas u. Jones We" chairman Or
tho War Trade l;"nrd. called at the
White House to-day unl conferred with
President Wilson. 40 statement WAS
Forthcoming. hut Il WIS believed tho
Russian situation was d!scaascd.
Conditinus III Ecusia arc still far from
ci"pr Tho StHt" department To-day had
no n,iditiuu;l dispatches from .Anh}LSS.i
dor Francis, at l'ctruErud. but unofti-
cAl messages coming from Sweden wore
that: General kal"dincs. the man OF tho
Don Co&Sacl.a, who hcld tn, master hand
IN NuS&!a through domination oi Ih"
cnuntry'S coal Hud bread supply IN the
bon t'rs5ack regio VAS marching with
an army on Saroncz, :00 miles soulh o:
Moscow.
Demand O. New Deal
Pass, myers arriving at thu Swcd iSh
frontier from Ru>:;iu ais" reported that
soldiers We're parGt':iHg !'";roGrah Strr'.iH
bearing banners Demanding 4 Cuustilu
tional n+sctnbly "t all I,usSia. and de-
clarlnS that .he EoIShcN iii regime was
more t@i;tunic;tl than tha' uf Nicholas.
Tho paSSr nEcrs believed III" present rev
o1u'i"unrF Hov-rnm@nt must fail
through lack of tlo support nf ,!in
principal parties.
Th,. only uIIIc!a! dispatch rcuChin:;
H.. state Dcpar!Ei"ut to-day from Rus
sia annnuuced that john L. S;cy,us.
head Of the American hallway tSImmi5-
siuu 10 Russia, hud left L,'trner:Id for
NiilfivuStcL. in Cuar,ri!nm will his
work Of rchabiiiidtlu.; The EuSI;n rail-
way system.
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*Hands Across the Sea" Again in the First
Anglo-American War Conferences Opening
VENRELOS SENDS MOST INSPIRING
MESSAGE TO THE GREEKS IN AMERICA

pnuSc the id"u~ Of freedom SO hrll-
iiartly "xrrcsS"d hy An"ri"L's great
ri,ixrn. Wilson.
"l'niicd Greece is faithful t" tho
c,:n,uarl ,nt red int" with tn" ail"S'
and this unity il not lINFhIr'n y!
u,iSch.viouS isolated rum"rS hid thc
uniuG~ uC :, few organs when III
suulr ,artS If the world continue I"
srryc the tallru regime. we WILL
now rC-cnuQu"r these Macedonian
provinces which Il tr'nchcr"us pol
tcv hHnd"d II our enemies.
II am sure that III" vigorous
American Hullrn'sm sm wEich during
The Balkan wars helped greatly
,i.htinr t;rc,c.. viii CnntiNac 1" play
its part through this critical period.
lIcIIeniSin must not forget that only
if il has Il deer ruuSc i"usncSS OF It's
obligations To itself will il be ahlc
To establish the new Greece on
firm foundation to lake it's honor
able place in the assembly or ma
tons"
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JUDGE DAYTON
NOT To PRESIDE
In the Trial Of Belington Men
4 Charged With Obstruct-
Ing Army Enlistmeets.

ItiILfrTT. X. Va. $cT. 2n.--JudEe
.tlS:"r! -. pa:tDa. II ~" LATED States
dISt-lc; "rUc. !$ r":r.rt'"! this evening
10 h..... definitely d"cld"h not 10 prrStd.
t the ;"r.h""mnS trial of -Allmar J.
S,alnaksr Fred f.. Th"rt7 7s"u and Floyd
T.:cr. IN" is"lIp pGst,rr E:,'n who are charC
I'd hy ~" c"N"r!IHt"t.t with having en-
f..rrd iH.u - conspiracy :" ohStruCt cn-
tiStfucp;S and iii'. recruiting service nf
,h.' ARIA :,rd .ta.: in Violation Of rho
,>r;oraS. :,r,. J:I1E: bayton resides
IN fh'- >:,t,t.. ""uat: with thc accused
fi"r and h., i s:,id 20 .inv" expressed the
wish thai snnts"r J';,:-,. ha assigned to
his court f"r IN" puTiH"se II conducting
~" TRIAL
l. - not i.;"wr hero v'hcr the trial
will IL. .t'a. The ENi!aS'"n m"E arc
ua'!'r i"ud ;" appear IL court Thursday
,nrrniuI FOR thu purpn$c "i plr,tdiuc TO
~. In'..,Ir.nt. 'rh.:r" iS some Iikeii-
hn", shat Il dat" %ill bc fixed at the
present term "f .or;t; for the. trial. hut
Il this x rr; done the case will prnh;l-
bly, gu over until the term OF court u
b.: held in ParkershrrE in January.
Federal court was in session only for
a.sh"rt ,!rn" today and no business OK
ccrt tn. arSutu"n; ct Il motion in u civil
Proceeding. was TRANSACTED.
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DANGER Of STRIKE
OF THE RAILR0ADERS
NOW IS LESSENED

WASUINi;TO%, Nov. .H.--ConccSS!uns
lr-t!t. l,v m,lh tn, railroads an,! the heads
ur thu. fur bruihrrhnuds aS Il result Of
IN" present waEr issue Ar. takcn by nj
Iiri;tlS nS rorupirt" aSSuralIC.. that AMER
rIca's warfare against Germany Will 80
forward t. the end unha:npcred by tho
IpoS$ihili,ics nf transportation ;Ic-upS
oyer waSc difficulties
The uftur rf the reads To p.a".> their
interests in tn. hands of the prcsidrn,
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u. S. Destroyer Chauncey
Goes 10 The Bottom in
Collision; Il Lives Lost

WASNtEGTON Nov. 20.--Sinking NJ
the American destroyer Chaunrry in
collision in tho war Hon" early yHStnr-
day morning with n prnhahlc loss Of
twrnty-unr lives. was nnnuunccd today
by thu navy department.
Secretary Daniels made this state
nIcut:
"'rhc Channrny. 4 small American do
Etroyrr on patrol duty in foreign waters
was sunk ~ collision early Monday
morning. First dispatches indicate
that - lives wrrr lost Further in
formation Will be made public when full
reports ar" received.
9TH" Chaunccy was ono Of tho old
tyr.. dcStrrYcrS completed in lah2. Her
displacement vas 4c0 tons and her com
rl.Incnt ninety -ouc officers and men"
For several years before the war the
ChAuuccv WAS used only in coast de-
fcnsc work and WAS classified rs i
coast torpedo vessel. Sho was built at
PhilAdrlphiiL
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Riots in Berlin Are
Followed By Shooting
Down Of Many Persons

LONDON, Nov. 2o.-Serious riot
ing took place in Berlin last Sun
day, according to dispatches re-
ceived by tho wireless Press and
tho Exchange Telegraph Company
from Anstc rdam.
The message to the Exchange
Telegraph Company says that the
fighting between the mob and tho
police Was very fiarce md thnt
there was heavy casualty list as
the police used their fire arms.
Tho wireless Press says tho MIL
itary and police wore called upon
TO oppose the progress OF the in
dependent socialist demonstration.
In the riotous scenes which fol-
lowed tho police we're forced TO
fire with their rifles and revo1vors
and the organizers OF tho meeting
responded with fire arms and
knives.
The German prcss, the despatch
cs gay, have been forbidden to pub
Msh details % the affray. No
newspapers have arrived In A1ustcr-
dam from Berlin.
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'NARl.ESTON. W. Va. Nov "0.--AL
n CDnirrrnc" hrtwcrn Governor Corn
we'll. breckenridge Jones. chief of III"
state military .crnsu& and rnrullmani
d"parInru and Major J. t.. tann.dy.
who has been designated by tho COVER
nor IN assist in selecting the district
medical advisory boards 20 assist In thu
rrclnsSiiiratiun "f rcEiStrtntS Ill West
Virginia, the state has been divided into
eleven districts. for whm'h boards Will
h'' nRIu"d within | rlw days.
These district rHrdir"l advisory boards
will art to take care uf cases which ~"
regarded A. doubtful by the regular
medical examiners al the 10, III hna r,.s IN
the several counties and cities Of the
state.
The districts were designated with
special reference - transportation an-
cesSihlity and location Of hospitals and
Laboratories. They are as follows:
District No l. Wheeling district -
Hancock, brooke. ohio. Marshall and
Wrt1cl.
District No. :, Earkersburg District
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Heroic Italians Hold Back the Teutons;;
Haig Delivers Another Blow in the West
OHIO DRYS TO DECIDE
TIME OF NEXT BATTLE.

COLUMBUS, O., Nov. 2o.-How
and when the question Of statewide
prohibition again WI be brought be-
fore tho ohio electors has been pat
up to conference Of representatives
Of oil the allied dry organizations to
be held nero on wednesday,, Deceu-
Der 20.
This WAS the announcement at the
Anti-Saloon headquarters here today
following n meeting Of the executive
committee Of the Ohio dry fedora
don.
NO action was taken ct today's
meeting relative to the re-submts-
sior Of tho dry amendment, although
James A white, superintendent Of
the Anti-Saloou league, gave It IS
his opinion that all the committee
men were IN favor of making an
other fight for dry state next year.
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ANOTHER B|C
Pay HOLD UP;.
TRIO ESCAPE

CLEVELAND, o., Nov. 2o.-En--
ling red pepper into the eyes OF the
factory Superintendent guarding the
pay roll, throo armed bandits this
evening held rp two pay clerks Mt
the Van Dorm Iron works company,
and escaped in IN automobile With
between $1,000 and $4,000.
At nine O'Clock tonight, County
Detective Rnccy. Of Ashtarula
county, notified the Cleveland police
department tht,t two mon we're seeu
and recognized speeding through
Ashtabrla county eastward. Auth
ortics along tho route the bandit
car is supposed to have taken out
OF Ashtebula were notified to be on
tho lookout for the fleeing men
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return Of John Johnson. now In your
Gig. charged with r1p III this county.
with all tu: respect 10 thr ri re-
s.afHtirrS or your s'ittr wh" visited
this city for the alleged pur pose! or
making an InIrSiiHHiiuA r.GHrdinE the
r:S... am comI",!l,d t" sa" that h" has
cvid"nfl? miai"d y"u a< :" tho facts In
this matter The suggestion that IX-
ase"rat"tt reports of the crime have
h'"n gcnrrally' circulated in the com
muuii". md jhHt or account "I the IA
tur'. al 'h"s" reports and tn" rae" or
tit" d"f"nd:tut tii"r" rNlS;S n preJudl"r
which would b, difficult if not irnpo"-
Sihl". "f control by IN" most upright
judge IL NOS only uUwarrantnd ana
untrue. but is Il reflection upon this
s,atr and its courts which I very frank
ly AMI Respectfully resent. It is not
justified b. AN! records "r incidents
connected with ih~ state since IT'S or
HanEation.
TIL. prosecuting attorney nf this
fEonfiuund ON papa HinAl
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OFFENSIVE BY
TIE LAT|N5 IN
NORTH SECTOR
Satisfactory Results Follow
British Thrust on the
Western Front.

li"tvr:r nr Er"nra and ,hc rimrr
rivers, um thr nUrth"rn front III" llal-
iaus irr tcint"inr.-,y holding hack tn"
enemy and r~"T"ullu.; ms advanC" south
ward Ia tn. Venetian r'ain. the gaining
"f which wu.ild threaten their "ntirr line
along tn" hiLv" river %"uthward IL the
Ad;iuic ""... f,ur times ;.t,Irk" AEainS:
Mont" TorNti, III" 'hi'; position still
blocking rh. way ;rcm ill.,. h,IIy country
rN III, rl:iIEi. have 3,'"n rrpni,cd by the
Italians.
Ens; Of ~" ts:nr" plateau. tn" Itni-
iaL& ar" keeping W rhHi: offensive
against IT." invaders and have taken
'I"r,. ;hau ;hrc" hundred prisoners nnd
= number rt marhnr ::'IuS ana several
hundred rrfl's Along iEr l;Hv" river
'hr rr"Iny ari,lr"rt!, hrs mnd" no :ur-
lh"r effort - eros II" stream. after Il"
S"riuIiH losses h. :I$IGlr"d in b"tE9,
driven hack MuudnY from ihc I"nS"n
brIdgrh"Ih.
Hard Blow in tho west.
Shifting n,s offensive +" ihr south.
Field Marshal lai" mas delivered I
~"rI", ~ ailurEs a,;HiRst III" t;crrnn'
IN tho rrrinu htw,"n -. quentin AMI
the river S,.arV" IN FraHrt-- territory on
which thrr.. hn.. hrl. I!t'lr fighting sine"
ihr spring rif,n$iv". when notable GhInS
Stwar' tr,ni NrrHs t" f"rrnn" %rr"
made. Details rf Il'. lew offensive" arr
ur; ut ~ hlEd. hul III" BRUSH official
c"rnmmuicniiuu SI%S ;haI N" strike had
.aii::i:rr:urt .r,siili: "nh That 4 number
of prisoners. aud Il considerable quantity
uf ma. rinIs .Ii,rr hr."u gained nm tn"
rrld< I"atirH: from HLpnum" aud Per.
"rrn,. toward tn" important railroad lunr-
ton Of r'ambrai.
Til, trit.-h rapidly ar" "u,.tr,'!inE
Jerusalem III tn, IIl.Slin" CaInplISn
having now brruEht rh'.ir fore, : /"
POINTS twHlV" mites mort Invest and hi-
teen mil,S w"St. o. tho ancient city.
italian Statement
ROME \nv "n--'rhr Struggle hc-
tween ihr krl:;I rot irrUlnnS and the lIal-
inns TN Munt- Tulnhn and Monte Mon
fnucra, III the mountainous region "t
north.ru Italy. continues. il MAS Off
-inIIy announced today Ivy the Italian
var department. Tho invading forces
wcrr driven ha"k four Times when they
attempted tn take the Italian POSITIONS
on the Nnnf'n"ra spur. The text or
the statement reads:
"rhe struggle begun on the Monte
Tumba- Monte MnnfrnGr u front SATURDAY
niEht is continuing hrrccly. The enemy
four times interrupted the ombnrdrnent
Of our pusiI IONS un the Monte MnnfeU-
cr;. spur 10 launch his MASSES against
tl,,.ru Each time our troops. win
CONTINUED on Page Tor.)
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FEDERATION Of
LABOR AFF|RNS
ITS LOYALTY.
Resolution Adopted By the
Buffalo Convention With
out Dissenting Vote.

BUFFALO, y. Y. Nov. c0.-without,
a dissenting vote. the american FEEDER
alton If Labor today reaffir7ned its un-
SwcrvnE loyalty to the country and ~
determination To Stano behind the M
tional administration until: peace comes.
Tae pacifist element. WHICH yesterday
mustered a small minority against Pres
idcut Gumpers' attitude In support OF
the war. was silent
The resolution containing the dcclar-
alton was reported favorably by Iha
resolutions committee. 1t was sweeping
in scope. Tho course pursued by Pres
ident Gompcrs in calling conference
Of the national and international Off
GERS Of the federation at Washington Oh
March - was approved and all mis-
subsequent actions and those Of thD.
executive council with reference to the
war were concurred In
The pacifis,s declared that they werJ
unaware that the rrsolu tIon was to come
UP today. They made no move Cor a:
recon sidrration. however. and 1t wc;-
pointed out that while their fight y"s-
Icrday WIS based On vote OF cnnfi-
d"Tcr in .'resident GonH"rs. today,
resolution called Tor Il declaration OH y
clcar-rut question OF loyalty TO th"
country.
For Closer AclaAtors.
This resolution with others from
tn" committee on resolutions occupied
virtually tho ertre day Vice prcsid"nr
James Duncan made a report ut tnr
afternoon session on his trip Ia Russia
aS member Of the commission np.
pointed by President Wilson. and Gift
inrh rinchnt speaking Off the federated
board OF farm organizations. asked fot
CLOSER relations between the fnrmt rs
organizations. and the American Federal
ton Of Labor.
y committee WAS appointed with iIiI F.
Structions 10 report To the present COM
vention on the possibility OF construrL
tive action along tho line suggested hy
Mr.. pinchot
The only resolution that caused cNI
tended debate related u the orEanizei
tiorvof negro lnbor.
White VI. Black Scrap.
IT wa$ submitted by Delegate Murphy:
ot San Francisco. and embodied in it4
preamble & resolution adopted by the Ina
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Bullet in Her Hip -Four
Days and Said Nothing

Sp"rlnT U tn" '!ni'TIIl;cncrr.
FAIl:MnNT. W. Va. NnE. "G.--Art"',
h";mc in lail her" for four days H"!lna
SInra"ts. c"l"rcd. tonight i"iu IN" i..iI"r
She waS suffering from Il bullet wound.
\ physician found she was shot in Ihr
hip Lack "f medical attention had ~
suited i'll the wnui,d hrc"minE infected.
Tho wniuan w,S arrested with Il sui;
CAS-. Of whiSk"y and has been III Jail
since. Sh" said tonight the wound was
received the day previous IT, her arrest.
but refused To trll any Of the details
Of the affair-
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-Four West Virginia
GuardSmen, Robbers?

HATTIES4UEG, Miss, NOV. 90
Pour privntes, members Of the 18TH
machine gun battalion, were arrest-
ed today by the military police near
Camp Shelby and charged with high
way robbery. They are Leurice Pol
lard, Frank Lengdor, Tony Jaranko
and John Newbrough, oil Of Clarks-
burg, w. va. They are accused OF
series OF highway robberies near
Hattiesburg and Camp Shelby dur
ing the past month.
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j. 6. MUST SEND
AS LARGE ARMY
As IS POSSIBLE
Lloyd-George Makes Declara-
ton Before Anglo-Amer-
lean Conference.

LONDON. Nov. 20. Chancellor
Bonar Law said In the House Of
Commons to-day. in response to q
question that the British govern
ment had information quite official
" that President Wilson had Eent a
caolegram asking Colcual House and
General Bliss to attend tho first
meeting Of the tnter-allted war coun-
ell.
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PlTROGRAD. Monday. Nov. l?.-Tw"
army corps loyal To the Committee Tor
tho Salvation of the Ecrulution. sta
toned at I.nEu. report that Premier krr-
cnSky Is with them. There is no cun-
firmat ion.
Cater tho dcicat nr his forces at
Gatchin1 Premier k-r"nsky wils faced
with the proposed d"S"rti"n of tn" hulk.
of his army. Th" Premier wns cocrccd
into promising To surrender IT, the Boil
Shcviki government. but while tn" guard
was hcinE formed hr disappeared. dis
guised rs Il sailor. The Committee for
the Salvation ~ the Revolution Is op-
posed Ia the BoIShcviki regime IN Pet
rUrrad and has protested against III" or
der ot arrest "r PREMIER 'tcrcnSky. l.uEa
la on the i'"tr"grad-fSkrff railway.
about 90 miles south Nf I'rlrrErnd and
60 miles south of GatchinL
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THE WEATHER

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2o.-Porecast:
West Virginia md Western Pennsyl-
vania-Partly cloudy "Wednesday Thurs
day fair.
ohio-Fair Wednesday, warmer cen
trail portion Thursday fair, warmer In
east portion.
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RUSSIA NOW |S
OUT 9F THE WAR;
To MAKE PEACE
KERENSKY REPORTED
AT HEAD OF ARMY
Two Army Corps Reported
Loyal to the Deposed
Russian Premier.

LONDON, Nov. 2o.-A Copen-
hagen dispatch to the Exchange
Telegraph company says:
"The National Tidende's Berlin
correspondent lenrus Indirectly that
the now Russian government has Of
ticiauy declared 1t has left tho ranks
Of the beuiCerents and Is ready to
conclude separate peace"
STOCKHOLM, Nov. 2o.-The
Alton T1untngen claims to hnve
learned through diplomatic chan
nels that Russia will shortly with
draw from official participation in
the war.
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over working conditions and mediation
Is expected to forcstall Il rupture.
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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-03-16
VERMONT DOCTORS
LAY PLANS FOR WAR
To Determine at Once Names of Physi-
clans Willing to Affiliate with
Medical Reserve,

BURLINGTON, March 16.-Mem-
bers of the state committee for Yer
mont of the Committee of American
Physicians for Medical Preparedness
met last evening at the Hotel Vermont,
with Chairman w. w. Townsend of
Rutland presiding. 1t was voted to ap-
point an auxiliary medical defense
committee for each county OF over
10000 population for the purpose of
taking IN immediate census OF all the
physicians to obtain the names of those
|mho arc able and willing to serve with
the medical reserve corps in a national
emergency.
1t was also voted to take an inven-
tory Of all the hospitals in the state
to determine their facilities for caring
for patients, the number each can ac-
commodate, number of operating rooms,
x-ray equipment, clinical laboratories
etc. a list of the physicians who do
special work, such as surgeons, eye and
ear men, etc, will be made up
DR.. Townsend had previously been
| appointed chairman of the Vermont
council and last night Dr. j. NJ Hamil
| ton of Rutland was elected secretary
The other members Of the Vermont
branch are: Drs. E. Fl. Ross and John
Allen of St. Johnsbury, William Stick
ney of Rutland, George R. Anderson OF
Brattleboro, William Hazelton of Bel
lows Falls, j. B. Wheeler Of Burling
lton, Lyman Allen and c. H. Beechel
of Burlington.
| The Windham county committee i,
as follows: Drs. j. A. Stevenson 0.
Chester, \. L. Miner of Bellows Falls
II. W. Taylor and W. H. Lane of Brat
tleboro and w. D. Bowen of Saxton
River.