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IN
GERMAN HANDS
AMAZING SITUATION
NOW IS DISCLOSED
Newspaper is Suppressed for
Printing Matter Favor
able 10 y. S.

WASHINGTON. April 16-F'urther
evidences Of German activities in
McxirO,| : spreading anli.American and
anr-f;nlcntc propa ganda and exert
inc German influences upon the MeXi-
can government. arc contained in dip
,innatiC reports passing through here
10 European capitals.
Funds Of q number Of foreign banks
are reported 10 be in danger. CirCula'
tion Of any matter al all favorable to
tho United States Or'thc entente is
isapprovcd by Mexican officials and
he newspaper FL Universal recently
was suppressed because Of publiCa-
tons Gisapprnved by German agents.
The publisher and editors have been
summoned before Il military tribunal.
Property Of Foreigners Germans
excepted is said 10 be In constant
danger: efforts of the German pro-
pagandist and agents being directed
especially against materials which
might br Of assistance 10 The enemies
Of Germany. The writer Of one OF the
reports aS3rrtS thar hr has inforIna.
lion that twelve thousand barrels Of
oil. The property Of lhe Eagle Oil
Company. a British concern. has been
burned at Minatitlan.
The German Bank and the German
legation in Mexico City are said IN
these reports to be dominating Meyi'
can affairs more than ever: the for
mer having Intimately connected it.
self with Mexican finances and the
latter guiding and advising the gov
eminent.
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STICK THIS UP
AND STICK TO IT
DUR FLAG


Our flag, your flag and my flag,
Emblem Of all that Ia true; ..-..-
Red stripes and white stars EN- blazoned
On glorious field Of blue,
Ttnged with the blush OF tho morning,
Steepod In the rlin-bow's hue;
Our flag, your flag and my flag,
The glourious old red, white and blua!
Since God hung Hts bow IN heaven,
Whom tho flood of His wrath WAS DER,
Since seasons, seed tt1ne and harvest
Shall fail from the earth mover more;
Tho sign God reiGus IN heaven
Tho sign of covenant new.
Our flag, your flag and my flag,
The glorious old rod, white and blue!
Toll to all Kindred and nation,
Freedom hath had a new birth;
That tho King who TeiSns in tho heavens
Hath set up Ills reign on the earth;
Meath our flag. the striped, the starred,
Flag Of tho brave aad the true.
opr flag. your f1nS and my flag,
The glorious old red, wh1te and blue!
REV. ~. L. RANKIN.
W
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AFTER THE FLAG
PRICE FIXERS NOW

WASHINGTON. April ia TeSo-
lution by Senator Homrrenr. Of ONO.
directing the federal trade cumWlaslnn
70 Investigate IN" manufacture ot
American flags. 10 ascertain whether
recent price increases are dI" 10 man
mutation or unfair trade practices WAS
adopted today by The Senate by Unan-
inrous consent and without debate.
Senator, Fomercns presented a letter
from en- Ohio flag dealer asS"riin"
that since the recent demand, for
American flags had developed, mani
facturers had Increased. WHOLESALE"
prices between three and Four hun
dred percent.
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NASTY GERMAN FLING
At PRESIDENT WILSON

BERNE, SWITZERLAND. Via
Paris. April l6.-o 7. M.-The
German government today con-
cIuded its advertising campaign
for subscriptions TO the Sixth Ger
man war loan, which closed at
one o'clock this afternoon. The
advertisements appeared under
flaring headlines in all the prin-
cipal German papers. the caption
reaedinS: The Answer to Viii
son."
The United States" says the
advertisement. have finally step
ped openly over TO the side OF
England, whose cause they have
been supporting since the begin
ming of the war. AS an excuse
they give unrestricted submarine
warfare.
"In pursuit Of this plan, Prcsi-
dent Wilson does not even hesl-
tate to adopt the old vain effort
10 create division between the
German government and people.
How little Wilson knows about tho
German people and German ways"
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BATTLE. BULLETINS

PARIS, April Is, 1855 p. rn.-The
French began an attack this morn
Ing after several days artillery pre-.
,asatior, between Sotssons and
Rheims. Several German Lines were
carried and more than 10000 Coz
mans were taken prisoner.
The official announcement OF TINS
success, issued by the war oNlce to-
night describes .he fighting as be-
Ing Of the utmost violence.
LONDON, April le. lo:55 p. ra.-
"Ssnce the morning Of April 8.
says the official. report from bHusn
HEADQUARTERS In France tonight, we
hsye taken over 14,ooo prisoners.
Tho captured material includes 19s
guns
"There is nothing Of special In
tereSr to report. A heavy rain has
again fallen through the afteruoon-
BERLIN, VIA London, April Is,
1870 D. Non tho Asne," says an
Official statement issued this evea-
ses, "a great French attempt to
b-tak through With q far distant
objecs, has commenced afte- ten
days mass fire. A bitter combat IS
proceeding on forty fuorneter
trozr around ouS foremost posi-
sious."
OTTAWA, Ont, April 1S.-Est-
mates of Canadian losses around
vi:ny based On good authority, place
the casualties from the commence
rneut Of tho Viuy offensive until
last night between 5000 ana 5000
Three hundred and thirty Canadian
officers fell last week on Vtmy
ridge, according to the information.
The totals include killed and wound
cd, with the latter dominating.
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Emphatic Endorsement
By West VirginiaC.A. III

CHARLESTON, ". Va, April 1S.55l
Proclaiming their loyalty to the cotr;
try and announcing their readiness 4
answer the call for service, vetetaI
of Blundon post OF the Grand ANr
of the Republic here today adolts.
resolutions expressing the hope. IN
the war thrust upon America. will oots;;
end in the destruction Of that jmIe
ial firebug of Europe. William u
Damned, and that.a other despotanS
will speedily follow. him to perditt.
20 the relief OF the suffering people Z.
the world" The veterans were O
posed 10 war. they said, but after IL
German government had made VT
upon the American people, the res )
luton was adopted without 4 disser5
in. voice. They also asserted the
loyalty TO the nation in equally fercs
full terms. ~:
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Seek 10 Bring State
Banks Into System
(Cont!nued on PAgo Twe!vt

WASHINGTON. .Npril ID. 70
,nrval of nTnrl on :. nari0n-widr scale
ITO brlng state hanks into lhC federal
reserve system is iu be made shortly
AS pari uf comprehensive program
ito thr further mobilization of The
cuunrry'S financial resources.
Legislation looking To his end MAS
reported today Ia The senate
bv Chairman owen of the banking
AND currency committees. The COM
mi,1ee not only tavnrs tho enactment
of amendments to the reserve act
which failed Al tho last session Of con
crpss. bat proposes new ones. which.
in believes. If enacred. would result in
removing one of the chief objections
Of state banks To coming into the sys-
;em, the restriction against interlock-
ing directorates.
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<.,rIi II, p,Sgs:S.t ;i- iU-s!uScu""'.
MORSANTON. w. Va, April
3d.. /. C. White. state geolo-
aist. today announced that in view
Of the Presidents Proclamation
calling upon the peoplc for more
intensive organization foT var
purposes. especially in aerrcul-
.ural pursuits. he would permit
the cultivation Of al! vacant prop
critics owned by him by persons
desiring tc do so. free Of charge.
Or. White is the owner Of cxter1-
s;vc -cS! estate in this state.
,';ihH!ESTOE. W. Va. NprT r.
r.'... E,r2ini3. - answer 10. ;hc ""i
% sat" and federal authorities. "l'
--roGiy.... marc tpndStu.a ;IIHn in AM
,l,"i. YEA? S:nr,. IL" i"nliHlNS al i1'
..,.r T.,af + fHf- an" Ny 10 he sat"
:d,. -:-i, I;r:.ir campai-H Ihat .nA>
...rn ..nrIi,;,," hy t'oS"inrr lnnn !
'u,n.,.;, Gu:I,ti:,> >;,rTs'" o. fgrlruitu"'
'..!..-> II. <s;".".r; aah others n tbs
1t, - :,ay" Wts: virginia f"e;t 5"i:
Il; ,,:-r:,:- ~, .r'ir"r@ E>a:.
50 M, Posed ;'a,n b""nrn" nanr ~
,., ,",i :.-r4 !:i..ijr' .",r' ~ ul": i'll, Il:
II" - -ls:..~s .,inn.; IIai" hr 'h'' com
'..;>,ni g g a." stare nat tnc!r m
.r."& t." L.rruiittCn 10 lis" Idle laui>
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FRENCH AIR HERO
RUNS AMUCk IN PARIS

r.tRlS. April 16.--Sub.-Lieut. Jean
Navarro, one of the French armys
famous avialurs. who had been sought
for several days by the police on a
charge uf attempted homicide. was
captured today and placed in mill,
i;lrT prison to await court martial anu
probable examination by mental cx'
ports.
numhrr Of noliceHcn with an autOmu-
bills Navarro proceeded 10 aviation
headGuartcrS. where he made his es-
cape in an airplanc and had been at
large unit! captured today.
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FRIENDS. Of Thu.
PRESIDENT 7 FIRM
IN FIGHTING FO|.
THE DRAFT 7 PLAN.t
MUCH OPPOSITION
NOW IS DEVELOPIM
House Committee Approx.
Bill for Recruiting
for Allies.

WASHINGTON, April 16-Rep. /,
rcsentatiye Britten, Of lIIincis, in-.
troduced today a resolution pro.
POSING that exemption Of married
men from military duty under
any future compulsory servics
legislation, shall not apply to
= those married after April 1, this
,rar, except under a special Or.
der by the secretary Of war:
WASHINGTON, April 16.-Tcnt
tive votes in the house military COZ
mittce today disclosed majority :.
favor Of making some provision II
volunteers in the war army plaI
which, as drawn by the general sta
and approved by. President Wilson, II
based entirely upon the SclectVe ORA
system. Two members Of the commi.
Tee were absent, and the question 9
a substitute for the adj u
tration bill will be passed upon
tomorrow.
Various methods OF raising
canizing the great fighting foI
Which the President asks hay
advanced by members opposini
diatc application Of the draft,
from proposal 10 eliminate
provision entirely TO Chairmal
scheme 10 authorize a call foE
volunteers and authorize the Z
to resort 10 the draft if the Fo
do not come forward III a rca
time.
Firm for the Draft.
The administration is Sc
squarely upon the general
unanimous opinion that the volu
system can have no place bcyon
enlistments in the regulars or Nat
Guard, in the raising and trainin
the. army needed. Apparently G
dence still prevails that eventu
both houses will accept the stan
The senate military committee spe
today hearing an explanation Of
staff measure from Secretary Baki'
and Adjutant-General Crowder. Ch1t.
berlain said tonight he hoped TOGO
clude work in committee on the bill q.
morrow. and despite opposition, SNOW
to the draft feature he was hopeful
would be approved and reported, to u
<1o-As.~4 ov 1a0a Y~AlOAl X ..l
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KEEPING QUE 7
ARRIVAL OF TIL:
: BRITISH AND
FRENCH ENJOYS
ROUNDUP OF MANY
SLACKERS IN u. S.
One Of The First Big Jobs Of
Balfour and Co-Rcprc-
SentatlVcS.


WASHINGTON, April l6.-oue OF
tho first efforts OF the British war
Commits sion coming to America will
be to round up all the BlacEers who
have been avoiding military service
by remaining in the United States,
and force them Into either the
American or British armies.
The British commissioners hope to
accomplish this by having the
United States pass e. law either per-
mittinH recruiting OF ally subjects
in the United States or making such
subjects liable 10 the universal serv-
leo provision Of the new army bill.
The plan has sone advanta ges
for the United Stated, because 1t
would remove O class Of citizens of
military age over which this govern
nenr otherwise w;oNld have no mill
tary control, as was the case dur
ing the Civil war.
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CAMP
IS ESTABLISHED

CHARLESTON. WA, April 10
Colonel C. Z. Morrison. commanding
the Second West Virginia Infantry,
was today given permission by the de-
partment of the east 10 construct lat
rines.. bath houses. mess halls, etc,
at state mobilization camp near Char
lesion. The work will be begun at
once and the camp made for perma-
nent accommodation Of troops. a
board of three officers was appointed
by Colonel Morrison 10 investigate the
cause of The fire which Sunday even
ing destroyed q valuable manufacture
ing building. containing large
amount OF military equipment belong
ing 10 the Second Infantry. The
board is composed Of Major II. {. Nc
MILAN, Captain Roy Evans and Cap
1ain Il. L. MCGOWAN.
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French the departments the ASne and tho arnc
delivered yoest infantry attack against the Germans over
twenty-five miles and made important gains of terrain cap
ured more than thousand prisoners and large quantities of
battle took place between SoSS0ns and Rhrm and
distance eighteen and onehalf miles from SoSSon 10
raonne the entire German first line positions fell into tho hands
ri General Nyes forces Of Craonne second line Ger
man position south Juvncour and another position on the out
skirts Berereuurt running along the Aue canal to Lolvr and
,r also were captued Violent colneraacl dercrad by
M Iera> on several rcpuScd with heavy casualties
o the attackers
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GREAT RESPONSE MEANS WEST
VA. IS TOFEED HERSELF THIS YEAR

Tor agricultural purposes. thaL many
arc making requests for experts TO as-
sis: them. others arc providing not
only used lands, but ar" furnishing
seeds 10 their employees 70 encourage
;t,cm IN the greater production of food
sruffS.
O,hrr big coal and lumber com
panirs. in addition 10 these already
published. who will join in the work,
hav" been reported to the commission
or of agriculture as follows:
Winding Gulf Colliery Company, OF
Raleigh county: West Virginia Pulp n
Paper company. owning thousands OF
acres in tho state: Sycamore Coal
company. a, Vivian: Evans Pocahonias
'Cnal company. Of Mcdowell county;
E", .larknt Consolidated Coal & Coke
company. of Red Jacket: Moore, kcp-
s".l g. Company, lumber. al Ellamore: !:
Wryanokn Coal (. Cox" company, OF
I.owr; Pulaski Iron company. at Eek
man; Spruce River Coal company. at
Ramace. !;oon" county.
Plant More WI
WASHINGTON. Aprir 16-Farmers
nG tn" spring wheat bc?t. particularly
tCoutinues on Page fine.)
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Harper Out on Bond;
Dr.. Reeves Released

CHARLESTON. W. Va. April 10
Through the influence Of the United
States district attorney. W. G. Barn
hart. Captain {. IT, Harper, owner OF
A steamboat in tho kanawha river
has been released by United States
commissioner before whom he was ar
raigned on the charge Of making in
sulting remarks about the West Fir-
ginia soldiers. He was required to
give bond.
DR.. Frank Reeves. Of Baltimore, ar
rested after making maps OF the ha-
nawha county oil fields. naS beer re-
leased. there being no ey:derce 10
show that the maps were lor an enc
my nation.
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Sir John JeI|icoe, Head Of the British Navy Makes
Urgent Appeal for u, S. Help in Fighting the Subs
HUNDREDS OF SMALL
= CRAFT NOW NEEDED
On the Other Sidc-Declares
Little Danger on United p.
States Coast.

LONDON, April 1G.--2 p. M.-Ad-
miral Sir John r. JelIicoe, former
commander of the British grand fleet.
and now First Sea Lord. informed the
Associated Press during the course Of
an interview today tha; anything and
everyIhin,; in li,e rar Of small craft,
from destrorerS to tugs. would be tho
most useful contribution that the
United States could make 10 the war
against Gcrman Submarines. In this
connection. the f!rst sea lord asserted
that the best but, ing ground for raj
ders is on this side Of The water. az
tho possibility CT German submarines
operating oil the American coast j:
almost negligible. unless they have
a base on thai sii@.
II have tno Ge3irc 10 minimize 10
the American people" said TIE a1-
miral. the serihu; situation prevail
ino as a result of the illegal use OF
submarines by Lhe Germans Neither
is il easy for us 10 take thrm inc
OF confdenCe aDi. tell them what We
are doing 70 cone with the aTll. With
ou: providing thr Germans with use
full information. No methods eXlsIcG
in the past fyr> fighting submerged
submarines. and ,he new inventions
and processes for hat parposc !aise
time TO Develop. We are giving your
navy all the Information in our pos
session, and. knowing its record. We
have great conli,lCnce that American
inventive aeniu; will supplement- 1t
with valuable contributions.
.."As far a. ,hn feeding Of tire Allied
population is concerned. OH: efforts
must be. concentrated on saving ton
mage. while bringing in the necessary
sunplies, in order TO minimize the
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The artillery Tor several days
had been violently Smelling the en-.
tire region, and Monday while
British activity along the front
from Lens to ST. Quentin had al
most ceased owing TO q heavy rain
fall. the French launched their in
fantry in an endeavor 10 break
through or press hack the Ger:
strategic value. The German of.
fetal communication in briefly re-
ferring 10 the attack. described it.
as a grcar attempt TO break
through with d rar-distant object
possibly meaning that a successful
breach Of the German lines here
might uccesSitate the falling back
by the Germans along. a greater
! Continued on Page Seven.)
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ALLIED TEUTONS GIVE. UP THOUGHT
OF CONQUEST; PEACE OFFERS MADE
CANADA'S WHEAT AND FLOUR TO COME INTO
UNITED STATES HEREAFTER WITHOUT DUTY

OTTAWA l6.Th has placed wheat wheat
United
dwhcaI
yente privilege being ayatIcd or
abroad shortage
ocean tonnage British market has been virtually
ada grade
a barrel on
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Violent French Attack; 10000
Captured; Greatest Battle On
COMBAT OF FRENCH AND GERMANS RACES
OVER A FRONT OF NEARLY TWENTY MILES
Violent Counter Attack Delivered by Teutons Repused
With Heavy Losses-Battles Soon to Rage From Bel
GUM to Swiss Border-Supreme Test Of War;


(via London, 9:54 p. m)-The hot flames OF war are
raging over the entire western front on plans eabor
ated at prolonged conferences between General Nvee
and Field Marshal Haig and the councils OF france
and England The results already attained Justify the
conclusion that the supreme military test Of the is
near at hand.
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CONVICT REcAPTURED

Nl,BTRN. y. v. .Auril lh-RcNnolds
lsnrsbrey who ESCAPED from tho state
nrison here late today after beating Into
insanSibii!ty a ksrp"r and stripping him
Of hfS uniform. Wa captured tonight IN
A barn on the outskirts Of the city. Two
guards found him hiding in the harn.
lie surrendered without resistance.
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To CRUSH OUT
TREASON ACT;i
FROM
PRESIDENT WILSOE
Bomb Plotters and Other.
Will Be Gripped With
an Iron Hand.

WASHINGTON. April 16.--AlI pc;
sons in the United States, citizens ari
aliens. are warned in 4 proclamatiC$
issued today by President W1lsc
that reasonable acts or attempts =
shield those committing such acts ":
be vigorously prosecuted by the SO Z
ernment.
The proclamation defines treasoG
citing statutes, provisions OF the Coz
stitiltion and decisions of the court
and declares that the acts describe
will be regarded as reasonable whet
or committed within the borders i!i
the United States or elsewhere.
.Farreaching Importance attaches 3.
the direction Of the warning to alicr
and the declaration that "resideI-t
aliens as we'll as citizens, owe allee
ance to the United States" aud, thera
fore. are equally subject to the law
against treason and like crimes. ~
At war. the United States is in
very different position from a neutrs
with an iron hand. Not only are CO:
sDiratOrs themselves subject to heaI
penalties, but anyone, even a Germa
resident. who has knowledge Of treA
enable acts and fails to make know
the facts 10 the authorities, may b
sent TO prison for. seven years al !
fined $1,000 for miaprision Of treaso;
Investigate Fires. r.
DIES MONIES. Iowa, April 16.-Cnitt5 )
States Secret Service operatives. 1t: VIZ
learned today. have been despatched
Clarion. Iowa to investigate, fires whIc :
yesterday destroyed the Chicago. Gre: ;
Western .roundhouSc there. OffctG !:
here said evidence had been obtains.
pointing to plot 10 destroy railros :
buildings and equipment throuGho'5
the state. in an effort 10 impeda tfaA )
continental transportatioA.
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fContnusd on Page Eight.)
THE WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, D. c., April 15.---:
Foreca ST.
West Virglnia--Patly overcast on
Tuesday and Wednesday; rising tenn
perature.
Ohio and Western Pennsylvania
Partly overcast Tuesday and Wednes-
day.
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fcontinued on FaHe TWelvo.l J.
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T h e Wealth er.

Partly overcast on Tuesday and
Wednesday.
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-05-23
COMMISSIONS oEdWT6
DEATH REVEALS THE SINCERITY OF III


did not allow myself little book to think of what had read
Instead quickly
The first was written rather firmly and said
"Od friend
you will
instructions
want her to have which made
tell closest friend that
that when came to you and asked to America to her
person
who has any part affections want feel that should die
will be not of reach but able to live In the mod
est comfort to which she has been accustomed
ITO do this will be for to give her outright that
have anything mine that she wishes yacht
things the storage warehouses in New York and London
II think had everything brought
London and the yacht make
it as binding though given into hand by hers
Marss true ever known She has made
change idea of her Without knowing should
this fate letting my
When you read this letter my friend shall be dead and it
that having received you will do last great your
The other enclosure little book read
Marge dear want to know that will be comfortable after
openly leaving written
this other letter to him SO that he provide for out of
hope dear, you to letter
it, as praying and shall have been together for
gift We will then what the world says
II am Just doing this dear that know said before
be happier with money will make grave
know providing improbable contingency
would rather world that
you do not hand DR. vipot the other letter in this envelope
he only suspeche will know-how
at almost joke to DEAR to be writing this
which to be than ever morta were before But
devotedy that providing contingency
am making solemn covenant as will with
you Even in DEATH your devoted %o lover
(ro BE Continued.)
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ANSWERS CYNTHIA eym GREY

conceal the fact that we are
about broke. Whereas. to
the average girl, we must
present a prosperous front
and have q reserve 400 per
cent greater than the actual
expenses (if we are to enjoy
any peace on mind. Lack of
frankness and Intelligent con-
versation | believe to be the
cause of the evil.
The women will remark
that the same Is true of the
men, and / agree that 1t Is.
But let the women throw OFF
that reserve and the results
will be better. Lack of OPP
portunity of meeting people
is another error. Certain
classes go to certain we'll de-
fined places and to intrude
is against custom. The sin
cere and intelligent applica-
ton of the following should
produce good results, but it's
dangerous.