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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-04-17
Mexican Deputies Favor
Forming an Alliance
Against the u. s.

M Paso. Tex. April l1.-Only
eight deputies Of the entire mem
bership OF the Mexican house Of
deputies favor Carranxa's plan Of
neutrality. rs announced in his
message Sunday. according to word
received here today from Mexico
City.
1t Is reported in unofficial advicss
reaching here that scenes Of Wild
est disorder occurred when discus
sion Of Carranza's address com
menced. and that several deputies
yesterday spoke from the floor,
openly advocating an alliance with
Germany against the United States.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-04-17
ROOSEVELT TO SPEAK
AT PATRIOTIC RALLY

Chicago April 17.-What will prob
ably be Colonel Theodore Roosevelts e
first direct plea to the country to get
behind the colors will be made here
April 2s. when he addresses a gigantic
patriotic and recruiting rally at the
stockyards ampitheater.
The colonel will speak under the
auspices of the National Security
league. He will be in Chicago prac-
tically all day Saturday and Sunday
and will hold informal conferences
with leaders interested in his plans
for an army division In France.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-04-17
6ERNHARDT SERIOUSLY ILL
IN A NEW YORK HOSPITAL

New York. April 16.-Mme. Sarah
Bernhardt, noted French actress. is
seriously i'll at Mount Sinai hospital
here today. Her condition was de-
scribed as very serious"
Nine. Bernhardt is suffering from
an infection Of the kidneys. Owing to
her advanced age, some concern is felt
for her, but her condition was re-
ported today to be somewhat improv-
ed over yesterday.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-04-17
GENERAL ELECTION TO
RUSSIAN ASSEM- BLY,
TO BE CALLED SOON

Petrograd, April ia congress Of
the council of the workers and soldiers
delegates today adopted a report pro-
viding for election Of q constituent as
sembly for Russia as soon as possible.
The election. according to the recon-
mendation, is to be held under the
supervision Of the duma council and all
above 20 years of age will have the
privilege Of voting-women included.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-04-17
vollEY OF BULLETS FIRED
At OHIO MIllTlAMEN

Youngstown. O.. April 17.-Militia-
men guarding Baltimore 4 Ohio
railroad bridge were targets for q vol
ley Of bullets early this morning. They
returned the fire and captured Ste
phen Guddi, SS. Hungarian. 0uddi may
have been wounded although he de-
clares . mark on his shoulder IL q
cigarette burn.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-04-17
FOURTEEN HUNDRED SAILORS
LEAVE TRAINING STATION

Chicago. April 17.-Fourteen hum
dred sailors from the Great Lakes nav
al training station left today for the
Atlantic coast to be assigned to bat
tleships Of the Atlantic fleet. Today's
contingent brings the total that have
gone out from Chicago since the sew
erance Of diplomatic relations with
Germany, up to 5000. There are 5000
men In training at the station and ac-
commodations for 5000 more are beins
rushed.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-04-17
PRESENCE OF GERMAN SUBMARINE ON THIS
SIDE OF THE ATLANTIC DISCLOSED BY AM
ENCOUNTER WITH u. S. DESTROYER SMITH

Torpedo Fired at American Ship but it Missed It's Mark
-U-boat Submerged When the Smith Gave Chase and
Made It's Escape-Redoubled Watch Put Into Effect
Along the Eastern Coast
Washington, April 17-Germany fred the first shot
of the war against America today-and it missed.
Official information reached the navy department
shortly after that the United States destroyer Smith
was fired upon by German submarine at $3.50 a. m. The
torpedo launched by the Uboat missed the Smith The
latter gave chase to the submarine but the enemy ship
submerged and escaped. Announcing the first engage
ment of the war; the navy department this afternoon
sued the following bulletin:
Reports Fire Mshshp
marine sighted
the
by 80 Wake torpedo plainly
marine dleapp
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-04-17
RUSH OF "SLACKERS"
AT CHICAGO ENDS

Chicago. April 1.-THE "slackers'
rush" is over. Today not a single per-
son was in the waiting line when the
marriage license bureau opened. A
week ago there were more than 800.
Less than 200 licenses were issued yes
terday, about normal. More than 1000,
20 times the normal number, were is
sued during last weeks "big push
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-04-17
UNITED STATES MAY
AGREE TO ENTER ON
NO SEPARATE PEACE

Washington, April 17.-Senator
Sherman. Illinois, today introduced
resolution authorizing the United
States to consummate an agree
ment with the allies that none Of
them will conclude q separate
peace with Germany and that
peace. when concluded. shall only
be with joint action Of the United
States.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-04-17
BRAND WHirLock At PARIS.

Paris. April 17.-Minister Brand
Whitlock. envoy to Belgium. arrived
today He was met at the Care Lyon
by Ambassador Sharp and a number
of French officials. Whitlock win re-
main here few days before depart
ing to Havre. where the Belgian gov
ernment now has its temporary cap
ital
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-04-17

BREAK AGAIN REPORTED.

BREAK AGAIN REPORTED.
Zurich, April IA report received
here today declared that Turkey and
Bulgaria have formally broken off rs.
iations with the United States.
MIGHTY BATTLE WAeINo.
Berlin, April Tone Of the great.
est battles Of the mighty war, and
theyerore Of the world, 10 in progress
along the river Aisne," today's official
statement says. 1.-THE Germans are
anticipating coming heavy fighting
confidently"
HUNGARlANS WANT PEACE.
/, 6erne, Switzerland, April 17-Peaee
10 what the Hungarians desire most.
An Associated Press correspondent
saw indications that the country 10
willing to accept any peace proposal
leaving Austrian territory intact, max
ing no claims for indemnity, but will
accept no humiIiatins terms.
RIoTlNG RENEWED.
euenos Aires, April Unsupported
Of the allies and advocates Of neutral.
ity cIashsd last night during q strsst
demonstration. Several were injured.
PASSENGER SHIP SUNK.
New York, April 1.-THE British
passenger steamship karmaIa struck
4 reef and sunk near Spsxia, Italy,
after being shellsd and terpsdosd BY
. German submarine. All aboard were
saved.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-04-17
BRITISH ADVANCE
CLOSER TO THREE
IMPORTANT POINTS

London, April 17.-Ffve key points to
the much vaunted HindenburE line
wer struck at so savagely by the
great Franco British drive today that
their continuation in tho enemys
hands much longer seems impossible.
OF the five, Lens, La Fere ana st,
Quentin may fall to allied onslaught
at almost any hour. Cambrai and
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-04-17
EARLY STATEMENT ON
RUSSIA ~ CHANCElLo

Am sterdam, April 17.-Ad-
vices from Berlin today dselar-
Cd the reichstas had been sum.
noned to meet April "a and
that Imperial Chancellor Won
Bethmann- Hollweo was expect
ed to make an carly statement
on Russia.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-04-17
sNowsToRM IN KANSAS.

Topeka, Kan, April 16.-Snow. fol-
lowed by rain, fell in many parts Of
northern and northeastern Kansas to-
day. The rain in some sections Is
bringing out the wheat, which it was
believed had been entirely killed.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-04-17
SUBMARINE DISAPPEARS.

The wireless message came from Fire
Island, off the eastern Long Island
coast, and was relayed to the navy
yard here by the scout cruiser Ches-
ter, which gave ner position as latitude
40. longitude 70. !
The text of the wireless message was
brief and simply stated that the SUBJ
marine disappeared"
The fact that the enemy under sea
fighter IL in adjacent waters, still
probably well armed, caused a great
stir In shipping and naval circles all
along the coast.
REPoRTsFRoM CHESTER.
Official reports of the engagemea al
between the U. s. s. Smith and an en-
emy submarine, was received nj
Charlestown navy yard today from the
United States scout cruiser Chester.
The message which came from Fire
Island and was relayed by the Chester
read as follows:
AT $3.50 .. m. April II, appar-
emily sighted enemy submarine.
She fired torpedo. Missed U. g.
9. Smith thirty yards wake. Plain.
" seen crossing bow.
"eubmarins disappeared.'
The Chester is flagship of the Ameri-
can patrol service.
GIVING OUT NO NEWS,
About 11:40 q. m, shortly after the
news Of the submarine engagement be-
came known. the Charlestown navy
yard flatfly refused to give any further
information or answer any questions.
1t was reported that the commando AZ
had been in conversation with the navy
department at Washington by long dis
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-04-17
FIRST NEWS OF THE
ATTACK RECEIVED AT
CHARLESTOWN YARD

Boston, Apri. ia German torpedo
was launched at an American war ves-
sci from a submarine at g.: 80 a. m. to-
day in the first engagement of the war,
according to a wireless message re-
ceived at Charlestown navy yard.
The torpedo missed and the subma-
rine quickly disappeared. The U. s. S.
destroyer Smith, at which the torpedo
was fired, was undamaged but was un-
able to trace the enemy under sea boat
This was the first appearance of a
belligerent submarine in American
waters since the United States entered
The
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-04-17
Germans Lose Hundred
Thousand Men in Killed,
Wounded and Prisoners
on the First Day Of the
Great Attack,
BRITISH FORCE WAY
FURTHER FORWARD
Savage Thrusts Against the
Teutons Over Front Of $50
Miles, One third the Dis
tance From Switzerland to
the Sea and Substantial
Gains Are Recorded.

Paris, April 17.-Ger-
many lost 40 miles of line
and approximately 100000
in killed, wounded and pris-
oners as a result Of the open
ing of the French offensive
yesterday. The French at
tackled along a 25-mile front
from scissors to Reims,
thus extending the western
battle line to close to $50
miles, over one-third Of the
line from Switzerland to the
sea.
The Germans expected tho French
attack. as they had made q number
Of furious attacks with the object of
learning something definite regard
ing French preparations. The French
advanced from two to two and a half
miles beyond the German first posi-
ton, which were composed of lines of
i've ana Six trencneS, one p6nlnu an
other.
Still driving ahead, French forces
today organized the positions they con-
Quered in the first smash of their Of
fensive. today's official statement
stated.
StNong counter attacks In this re-
gfon-between Scissors and Reims-
were repulsed. These were particu-
larly desperate in their intensity in
the neighborhood Of ALLIES and Coucy.
The German attackers sustained heavy
losses.
Paris had the great offensive brought
forcefully home to her today whSa
thousands of the 1s-year- r-old boys of
the city crowded the railway stations
leaving for active service. They were
of the 1917 class
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-04-17

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berrIbt BAT. Die dmeritanii6e GIt6e
mar frog ibrer Jiile an Wdtsrill
uiht ssfunobeits3utrdsIih, neil be
@rnGbruHs ii9 auf fpenige 9tabrunsss
mittel befdrdntte. 9a5u aebDrt in
erfter Rsibs bic iibsrtrisbeue SlsiT6.
Rubruns. An bieIsr bat bic Nation
tbutiG9li6 gstrantt. Die pieleu Seis
ben, bic man Der llekr!ultur 5lls
idrstbt, itnb auf ben iibsrmdbi1sr
JIeii9esnub 5uriidsufiibren unb man
tunn es nur als eine WobItbat tss
seihnsn, bab nun Elm 3pane ei1l's
treten lit, ben 9erbrauh bieriH gu Ors
titrsen. auf bas WeistHtroo in ols
uIsinis.r 8rpbitOff ni9t autrdeli4.
Ritt Wsnise perben bic Dobrr'6s
muns MAIDEN. baB iie Ii6 bei seIegsni'
Ii6er @bpshiGIun9 nit Rogssn5rpb
bsbeutenb befsr befinben ipsrben. Sur
gIei4en gemcrtung sibt Der uberwis
bige 8erbrau6 BON 3uter QulaB. rs
in baher tbatfd6li6 tsin Spfer, ocs
bic amsritaniiR Station 5ringt, ins
bem iie bisfe Rabrunssitcffe i'm gss
brau9 bsihrdntt. Sic trdet bdmit 5u
ibrem DphIbefinber in ftnunsieEsr,
ipie IN sefurbbsitIidsr SinFi6t BEL.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-03

psrmsiosn iipb. DisIs S.ipobnh:it
bss @ersossrns trdst gum ni9t serin-
gen Sbeil Die S9ulb an ben 9rbeisrs
unruben. Nenn Der 2lrbeiter Itdtig
bei9dftiet iit uno Dupurh rsgelmdbig
ieinep No9enlobn btSiebt, III er me5r
seneist unp Keller befabigt, mi ionsal
2obns perniinTtig gu multiplication.
glber bas lit in nur lebr ipenisiH Sc
trieben Der Jan. Sn Der sroBen Ms9r'
Sabl berrIdt ipGbreno elmer lansen
Beriobe sints isoen Sdbres polIils
SetriebsItodune unb bami: Grpertse
loiigtsit. Der glrbsiter ssrdip baonr4
in SbuIbsn unb pirb mibmutbig
8enH IaIiebIi9 bic Sbdt;gtsit be-
ginnt, odnn gibt es teinsn Gag aas
tsine 0aft fir ibn. Gr ipiro fOr;nl!4
nit Der psiti9t ansetrisben. bas plGss
Ii9 bersingsbrohtne llebermab non
8eiteIIunssn gu beipdltisen. 5reii'h
erbGlt er mebr 2obn bafiir, absr oas
nit mub er bic bur6 8uherSiHs c,ls
seipadfsn,n S9ulbsn be5abIen uuO sr
ipir6 bur9 Die lleberbebure e5snio
mibmutbig, pie er IS burb bic ers
Slpunsens lIntbGtietsit mar. Gr .enut
nidt bic rubigs, beitdnbiss 2bGtist:it.
bic erfriidt, ionbern nur bic llbsr'
ipannuns, pel6e ibn aufreibt dno
slaubt bieIsn RochtbeiI bnr6 bas
9erIangen mad bpberem Sobne oliss
eIsideY gu miiTien, nobel er Iid oarauf
beruft unb Siuar nidt nit unrsht,
pab er esnus perbiensn mus I'M :ts
mas fir bic .3eit ouriidlcssn gu trr'
nsn, ipann er bur6 bic erobsn @nfors
bsrunssn, bic ssitipeiIe an feline &Drs
pertraft esItellt iperben, fGneu pers
bruubt 1T. Big Dor aur5em mar IS
8eeel, sinen 2lrbeitsr BON bier3ig
sssubren als unpsripenobarn Supulie.H
auSuitben uub jebe 8eiddftisung ~
perweiesrn. Die 9ec5uhtuu5, bdB Der
arbeiter mad bisiem utter niht msbr
uuf Der SDbe istuer 5dbigtsit itsbt,
mar ni6t uHri6tis, ober mas oieis
f6Hels abnubune berporgebraat bat,
mar ni5t bic Sdulb bes arbsitsrs,
fonbsrn bic 5olse Der fiirdterlia:n
anipouuurs, um gu fpdt eingstroftsTs
8sitsIungeu aus5ufiibren. Su lolhsr
Weiie gebt ni6t bIos pisI 6do perlos
rsn, ionbsrH au9 in pi,I grDBecsn
Wabe bos lpertbppllfts aapital eiEer
Station, bic Qrritstrnft. Die ipsit.rsn
JpIssn iinb tDOm6eIich nod esfd9rlis
der. 9ds 2cnb lptrb bon iiberr'ils
ten WsnIdsn aneefiiIt, bic 0as ges
Iunbe llrtbeil eineebiibt babsn unp itb
bon ben tpertbloien 9sripreduns'n
bon pbantaitsn unb Demngogen I:iht
betbOren IaiIsn. Die Snbuitrie unb Der
Staot tperbsn beibe su ibren S9lbs
Jsu6tbtgt fem, biefer @er5ogeruns
1uf bic lsbts Wliuuts sntesg;H 5u trtr
en-, iubsm fe bas llsber5siisQrb,tteH
bsbeutenb eini9rGHtsn. 3is Tabc;s
tuutsu tOnueu iebr si9t aus sige'
1sm antri,be unb fpie mir es5eiet 5as
ben, su ibrem sigensn ylub,H. WaHt:l
'6offen, inbsm lie ourin iibtrsiutoms
nen, 8siisIIunasfriItsn .tnsufiihren.
% bab ale 9trbeittn obns unnothissn
RupttuIspsrIuit unb obns Iufreiburg
br,s gnfonaIs ausgsfiibrt psroeH
.DHnen.