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Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-03-30
POLICE OFFICERS
70 HUNT FOR Spies

Washington, Mar. s0.---Every
policeman In the, country. from the
be-starred constable to the New York
blue-coat, will become an emergency
member OF the department Of Jus
tice In the detection Of spies or "un-
friendly actions" against the gov
ernment. under a plan announced to-
day by Attorney General Gregory.
Gregord sent letter to every po-
lice chief In the country, calling at
tention to the necessity OF co-opera-
tlon between street men" and de-
partment OF Justice operatives. His
request Ia meeting with hearty CO.
operation.
"The department believes" Gre
gory's letter said, that every care
,ful investigation should be made to
ascertain tho location OF any stores
OF arms or ammunition; to discover
and keep watch upon meeting places
OF men In sympathy with enemies Of
this country and that careful watch
be kept upon supplies OF dynamite
and exploslves."
Washington is the most heavily
guarded spot IN the country today,
Police and secret service men are
working A. Q unit, .s.. n
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-03-30
BERLIN ADMITS INABILITY OF
TROOPS NJ HOLD ON WEST
EIsN FRONT
FRENCH ATTACKS ARE CHECKED


Berlin. via Sayville. Mar. 90
Encountering stronger British forces.
German troops northeast Of Peronne
and north Of Roseil gave way on .
line from RuyaIcourt to Sorel. To-
days oficial statement asserted. Else
where. particularly ct points near
Melville and Marsival and saGt Il
Melville st. vaast. Franco British a.
tacks were bloodily repulsed.
''On the Artois 'front.'" the state
ment said. artillery fighting vas
lively. On both sides Of the road
from Peronne to Fins our rear guards
retired toward Ruyalcourt and Sorel
after engagements with superior Eng
lish forces. Northeast Of Soissons.
French battalions tried in vain to
gain ground. Their attacks against
our positions near Melville and
Margival were repulsed with heavy
losses"
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-03-30
SLAYER 0F HUSBAND
NOT GULTY0FMURDR

Denver. Mar. 30.--Mrs Stella
Newton Moore Smith. slayer Of her
chauffeur-hdsband. John Lawrence
Sr..th. was freed OF charge Of MUIR
der by jury in exactly one and one
half minutes this afternoon. as the
termination of Colorado's most sem
sational murder trial, which lasted
twenty-one days.
The public was excluded from the
courtroom when Mrs. Smith testi-
fled. Her sordid story OF love. hate.
jealousy. passion and criminal de-
generacy convinced the twelve men
who judged her that she was justi-
fled In killing the man who. accord
ing to her testimony. ruined her life.
Mrs. Smith, former society leader,
was divorced from her first husband,
William A. Moore. Denver attorney.
four years ago. She did not contest
his application for divorce. charging
desertfon. Shortly afterward she
married Smith. who had been her
stepfather's chauffeur, at Yreka. Cal.
Then began four-year period OF de-
bauchery and sordidness, which ex-
tended across the continent from
California to Detroit. finally ending
in Denver. & '
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-03-30
SOCIALIST MEMBER CENsui,Es
SECRETARY ziMAiEI,M.AN's
MExICAN-JAPAN PLAN
RULERS ON TOTTtR|MG THRONES.
Now Adhcrents Are iscing Gained by
tho Socialists In Germany II
Report

Amsterdam. Mar. 30.----ror the
fiwt time since the start OF the war,
q note OF doubt as 10 Gcrmany's fu-
ppre has crcpt into relchstag speeches.
according TO dispatches received from,
Berlin,
Member SPAIN was quoted al de-
claring In debate today. following
Imperial Chancellor Won Bethmann-
Hollweg's speech. that he "hoped
Germany was prepared TO ight a
new and powerful foc."
The socialist member Noske bit.
terly eensured Foreign Secretary
Zimmerman's Mexiean-Japanese plan
against the United States and de-
clsred the "Prnssian system OF gov
eminent must be abolished"
Germany must not be considered
= rcactionary country" Noskc de-
riarcd.
SPAIN asserted that ail entente
ruiers were nov sitting on unsafe
thrones.
Even In Italy he said. "a rev.
olutlonary spirit is secthing and the
king 10 tottering on his throne"
Although dispatches from Germany
indicated appreciation over Hollweg's
speech on the submarine warfare. ex-
pressed In his formal speech OF yes
terday. there were various reports
here OF widespread dlscontent over
his failure TO announce promised
electoral reforms, Hollweg was quo
ted M declaring the time was not yet
ripe for such reforms. In view OF the
fact that the greater part OF Ger
many's voting population was now In
the trenches.
Socialistlc plans are gaining new
'adhcrents In Germany. according TO
various reports. The Russian revolu-
tlon and the apparent success OF the
completely democratic government
there. have created a profound I'M
preston among the German public,
That the German leaders foresee a
menace to their power In such unrest,
was indicated In reports Of various
efforts to placate by promises.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-03-30
BY w. p. smms

With the British Armies In France,
March ao.--British oflicers saw signs
behind the German lines today that
the Teutons were uncertain Of their
ability to hold their new defensive
positions,
This belief was based on reports
Of numerous fires. series Of explo-
sions and preparations reported in
progress by the Germans for flood
Ing operations Of the same character
as those adopted In their retreat to
the "Hindenburg line"
Moreover, French civilians left be-
hind by the wave Of retreating Ger
mans reported an increasing dlssat-
isfaction spreading among the Ger
man soldiers themselves. Before
leaving, many citizens said the SOL
diers revealed to them a revolution
In Germany somewhat akin to that
In Russia. The soldiers expressed
dissatisfaction with the state OF at
fairs at home, They said they were
treated Nike dogs In the army, while
their folks at home were regarded as
mere cattle" French Inhabitants
declared an oft-repeated phrase they
heard from the German soldiers was
that when the war Ia over those
who are responsible Will have to suf-
FER" N Ns
British troops. Forging steadily
ahead, are tremendously Interested
In American developments, A fav-
orite greeting which heard every
where is,"Good morning. ally. what's
the latest2"
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-03-30
PRES. WILSON TO ADVISE ]
AGGRESSIVE WAR POLICY
Believing That State Of War With Germany Now Exists,
and That This Is No Time for Paci6sm, German
Action Will Be Met With WnIs Statement

Not only Is state OF war now gen.
orally admitted. but there Is a man
ifest determination by those In the
councils Of the president to wage a
strong determined campaign that will
leave no doubt In the eyes OF the
world that the United States is pre-
pared to face any challenge to her
rights. personal and property.
The president has practically COM
pleted his war message" to be de-
Iiyered to the forthcoming congress.
The tentative draft was discussed
In detail today by the cabinet. II
met with unanimous approval.
No cabinet member would say spe-
officially what the president would
recommend. but the intimatfon was
carried generally that congress will
be asked by the president to declare
q state OF war exists despite this gov
ernment's efforts along opposite lines.
and to prepare to meet acts Of ag-
gression by Germany in such man.
ner that lasting peace may he
brought about--and soon.
7 Nearly an hour after the cabinet
adjourned. White House authorities
let Il be known that the war situa-
tion is entirely shaped. President
Wilson has reached his full decision
land this decision means a state Of
war.
In fact. so completely we're the
president and his cabinet agreed that
they even found time to dispose OF
matters OF strictly routine nature;
after deciding the international ques-
tion.
The White House also let It be
known that matters are entirely sat
isfactory." and this means that the
question Is as stated. that the pres
ident's mind is made up. that It Is
Arm against Germany. and that a
state Of war win b the next step In
the international situation.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-03-30
CONCREsSMEN ARE
READY FOR WORK
All But 30 Members We're at the
Capital Late To-day for Session
Converting Monday

Washington. Mar. 30.-Represen-
tative capstick, republican, Monte
vile. N. j.. will not be able to at
tend the house organization session
Monday, according to a telegram to-
day from Capstick's physician.
Capstick's inability to attend will
mean the republicans have 213 votes,
the democrats 214 and the indepen-
dents five.
Two additional members arrived
at the capital late today. leaving 30
absentees. The absentees included
several committeeman. including
Representatives Brucker, Dale, Dool-
ing. Flynn. Griffin. Hubert. Maher
and Sullivan.
Gallivan's absence from ne eau
Gus is deliberate. He Is in ne city.
but did not go to the capitol. He
is determined to continue his fight
against southern control OF the house.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-03-30
PATRIOTISM IN THE
CHICAGO SCHOOLS

Chicago. Mar. 3O.--when congress
meets next Monday, $4,000 children
In Chlcago's public schools will rise,
stand beside their desks and sing pa
-triotic songs.
Plans for thls demonstration were
perfected today by John d. shoop, su-
perlntendent OF schools. Al IL n
m, Monday as congress assemblies,
all public school classes will halt
their regular business, Speakers will
enter the rooms and explain TO the
children Just what ls happening at
the capitol. ~.
As the congressional session Ia cal
led to order. the klddles win Join
their voices In slpglrs MY countr,
IT'S OF Thee"
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-03-30
BY Robert ]. Bender

Washington. Mar. President
Wilson has definitely determined that
state Of war between the United
States and Germany must be form
ally recognized by this government.
according to his intimate advisers,
This developed this afternoon fol-
lowing one OF the briefest cabinet
meetings held since the break with
Germany.
There Is every evidence that thia
government is going forward with
strong and aggressive policy" ac-
cordlng to one OF the members who
sat at this afternoons cabinet meet
ing.
you need not worry about where
he 10 standing on this matter; this
is no time for pacifism and no one
need doubt the presidents forceful
position" said a cabinet member af-
ter the session.
His opinion was supported by
others OF the presidents advisory
council when they left the meeting.
On evidence supplied by these ad-
vlsers---the White House continues
sllent---the government Is going to
meet Germany's aggression with war
next week.
The United Press correspondent
told his informant that there had
been some doubt In a number OF
minds for several days that the pres
ident was TO act entirely forcibly.
The members reply was:
II will tell You this: President
Roosevelt gathered his facts quickly
and acted quickly. and that was the
end OF II. President Wilson always
has gathered his facts slowly and
has been skeptlcal In the meantime.
but you always can rely upon him.
You can entirely rely upon him In
the present situation."
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-03-30
PORTLAND EXHIBITS GREAT
SPIRIT OF PATRIOTISM

Portland, Mar 80, -Portland's
units Of the militia paraded through
downtown streets at noon today be-
fore leaving for Vancouver barracks.
where the Third Oregon regiment
will be modified. The affair was
the biggest patriotic demonstration
seen here In years. City oficials ar
ranged for an escort OF police. Up
state companies OF the militia passed
through Portland on their way TO-
Vancouver today. R \
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-03-30
BRITISH SUBJECTS
SLAIN IN mexico

Galveston, Mar. 30.---Passengerz
on the tank steamer Topila. which
recently has arrived at an Ameri.
can port. relate thrilling tales OF a
reign OF terror In Mexico including
the staying OF two British subjects.
W. H. T. buckingham, general
manager for the Aguila Oil corpora
ton. on the Isthmus OF Tehuantepec,
and George Bannerman, cashier. both
British subjects. were killed by Mex
lean bandits at Nanchital ON March
9. according to the passengers. Buck
ingham's body was hacked to pieces
with machettes.
Other outrages In the oil fields
above Puerto Mexico also are related
and 1t is declared that in the vicinity
of Minatitlan. disputed country lying
between the camps Of Carranza and
Zapata armies, bandits rove at will
and keep the country in state OF
constant terror.
These passengers request that their
names be concealed for fear OF re-
prisals on themselves or friends. One
OF the passengers told the following
story:
For the last seven months Mex
lean bandits have entered the camps
at Nanchital and Yxhuatlan every
week and taken the payroll of the
Aguila corporation. amounting to
more than $4,000. On March 1, six
teen armed Mexicans called upon
Bannerman and demanded his pay
roll. They looted esbuilding and
were angered because they could find
but $1,000. They demanded 1900.
Buckingham and two other friends
were In Buckingham's ONCE. The
bandits drove the whole bunch to the
warehouse and began taking grocer
les.
Here they became insolent and
one OF them shot down Tierso Cruz,
of Bannerman's party. Bannerman
and his other guests ducked under
the warehouse and headed toward
the river. The second shot fired by
the bandits struck Bannerman In the
groin. resulting in his death. Buck
ingham started to leave. When he
turned his back his body was riddled
with bullets. Then the bandits took
machettes and hacked his body IA
pieces. Next morning the bandits
went up the river. killed a Mexican
farmer, his wife and father and cut
of the hands OF two OF his children. =
Since March 3. II is said, the oil
and mining camps have been idle
Carranxa hold the towns and Zapats
holds the country. The two factions
are fighting continually and have
made repeated threats to destroy the
big refinery at Minatlan.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-03-30
GERMAN CLAIM OF
SHIPS SUNK IN MONTH

Amsterdam. Mar. 30.--Admiral
Won Capclle confidently advised the
reichstag main committee on Thurs
day that the total shipping sunk by
German submarines In February was
7sl .o0Os according to dispatches re-
celved here today.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-03-30
GERMAN ARMIES SEEN UNABLE TOHOLD
POSITION PREPARED BY. H|NDENBURG

A new German plan for raising
money was revealed at Jeacourt and
other French cities recently occupied
by the British forces. At Jeacourt
the German officials inquired what
the commune was worth and on be-
ing told. promptly issued notes for
this full amount, forcing the French
civil officers OF the town to sign these
obligations,
A number Of other villages report
ed they were victims of the same
plan,
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-03-30
WARNING OF GERMAN
DIVERS IN THE ATLANTIC

Norfolk. Va, Mar. 30.-wireless
warnings to British shipping against
possible attack by German submar-
ines in contiguous Atlantic waters
were sent ibroadcast from allied war
ships on here today
Allied warships, It was stated have
received orders not to anchor at night
for fear OF attack.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-03-30
SUSPEND ATHLETICS IN
COILDGEs If WAR COMES

Corvallis. Mar. s0.---The board OF
athletic directors OF the Oregon Ag-
ricultural college is on record today
In favor Of suspension OF all athletic
activities on the schedule OF the Pa
cific coast conference, In case war Is
declared between the United States
and Germany.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-03-30
MEDRORD GIRL CLAiNls
To DE FIRST To ENLIST

Medford, Mar. 30.--.Claiming the
distinction Of being the first woman
TO enlist In the naval reserve as a
yeoman In the coast states and the
ninth In America, Miss Bertha Lof-
tus, telephone operator. today Is
awaiting the call 10 service,
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-03-30
MORE GUARDsNIEN ARE
CALLED by UNCLE SAM

Washington. Mar. SO.-The war
department today added approxi-
two thousand national guards
men to the $4,000 which have al
ready been called out for police duty
in the past week.
/. Today's call affected three batteries
OF the field artillery, two regiments
OF infantry and one squadron Of cav
airy
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-03-30

Mr.. and Mrs. L. r. Williams. who
have been visiting here for short
time with the A. 4, Williams fam
ily. left yesterday Tor Roseburg to
make their home,
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-03-30
RUSS ADMIRALTY COUNCIL
RACKS NEW GOVERNMENT

Petrograd, Mar, 30.---The admir-
atty council has made a formal oath
OF allegiance to the provisional gov
ernment. Il was announced today.
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-04-10
MicIcrtioio Srrubcpinsfprbuo.

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obgge @rnnoer til ct Ipttcliat Soier,
Tor lig oa tine. Dan MAJ interesier,
ltB Tor RcIigipneu % bnpe lert OF
tdae @Io nIeo paa @iusuauoriuoeu lin.
Som Iaat. ieg oil lite. at 8utten min
Nal nrrc al bisie Ictiinotae Sprosc.
bcelerne, Tom prspcr al Irtie G}riner
I 0opeoet pnd ale Seuter, Sc ,or4
Etcr nrr Nei, ban Ifnl urre itaut
% troialt. men ulooig o. oierp OF
bduc lcpcube Sntcresie Tor aIt. ipnt
tri'teligt % goot or; tort Iaat. tore
Gel ! Der @ooe. iom vi pliatcr AZ
nO'sre her Scroeu. Sea srifer hor
Mig, al ban tar far badoe mes Ieettr.
ltg og dan0eIia Sipric. Staisu or Scr
NE Iaa 1ste meo. Sea oil naturIia,
MS a! @tt!en min tai barre nm. naar
oet irrrtges. men ieg oil life. ran
linl eoeIraae mere eno mn oet. Iou
CT neoocnoiat. Seq LITER life iline 8utter.
lor1 pnniet zig % bare for at IA,
pTre SnonIerer o8 itnd BAIT hos Rem,
ierne. Hct llrggutterue maa lrre iia
I'll al lpore liot ogidu. Spao 9ot
cucr Nation, @utteu min or M. lp,u,r
tnGen Role, bare ban er lila iom NIT
@ittetoedl. ltg. at ieg ian ic Cd III
BAN. 6au fan prre IRA inn iattiat y
0IeH. ban barre oil, bare ban or III
liart, tlrt @ut, rigeIig begdpet mes.
hpno Der er roelt % goot. On IN,
~nt, ion icg icr a%icnncm SoenIet mit.
iror lea Ton i'ube CT Ipttcligt oier
c8 9lsrc Sioct Init babe ior ia ie!,
~ I'M eIiicoe Seoiaacr. Oh en- ilir
Ont utI life bare gaure iii eaet Diem.
men ban oil cgiad blipe en- rrofair GA
GOD Berger ! uort Sdmiuuo.
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