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RegistTation Day Guide.
To-day 10 Registrsi.on Day.
Polls are ope. frc- : A NJ Il

To-day 10 Registration Day.
Polls are opeo frcn A NJ 10
> p NJ
Al rta between freDty-cne and
thtr.y-ooe rez-x Of age whether
cItSLsns OF sAsnsD uus. reE1Ete-.
Tbs Includes al WHO were born
between June 6. 1896. and June s.
1875 tnc9nE.re-
Pod4ng places. with ,ew eIoep-
donH- viii bs Lhe same as Lhust
used in the Prssidsntiz1 election
last November
Go IN person 10 the polling place
IN your election d1Eric;
Il case OF eicknesn send a friend
TIE penalty for failure TO register
10 one years tmprisoanest. followed
b. erfcrreo registration
The following classes Ct men ere
exempt frum reg1strx1aon to-day:
Members Of any duly orgsntzes
forpe. military 90 naval euh5ect 20
oe called. o-6e,ed. or drafted into
military or nRrA service @. -rhe
Cniied s.Aies; inclDding al u1icers
and enlisted men uf the regular
exruy. Regular Army Reserve. Of
noers Reserve Corps, Enlisted Meme
Reserve Corps. National Guard and
National Guard Reserve recognized
by Militia Bureau, the navy. TIE
Marine CorJx. Coss. Guard. NHvsl
Militia. Naval Reserve fn,ue. Ma
rlne Corps Reserve. and national
naval roluuteeet recognized by the
Navy Department
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THE WEATHER FORECAST.
CREEL MAKES PLEA
FOR UPLiFT OF PRESS
ASKS Edaers to Bsnisk Hunt
fer Sensafions.

VASE iNcroS. June x-Georre Cree.
chairman ef she Corrnst-ee On Pphaic
arfornA-isn and edisar Of the Official
sSlatfsn- pshilsbed br order o. the Press
de-;. pleads for praiff ecnons ne~rpxpsr
ans taisor1si writers In a. in-erTser
p1saisAea exclusively 81 Peg. q trade
Tape- tssoed br the Newspaper Erse--
r'1se Associzucn i. ss M C-eers 1-st
interview with Pep. AID n fcreworc
warns pahlikhere hat II nuss net k.e re-
pranssa
So1Ddl1g The ene1< cali os les6s-shE7
TOT the nevspsYcr p-ofessaon M. C-etl
legs II not 70 yelp Alele In the rear
SHINING eagerly for the eoandAlous and
Sensational but 10 rise above the bird
oog class a1e thrill IN its real power.
L<see-s rise and sAn aocordine 10 the
ne-sps7e- res,orts aecuf therrl NJ. Creei
socs ara there should therefore be rel,
1sr1ee n the professson
Asserting TO M Cree editorial
writers spin themselves cut like six
worms hnd take the potaf ef view q
the repo--erx- NJ Creel pleads with ali
Dof 20 Ne mean. hanxl and oer1ons and
10 leave the eir5dag class running Along
with irs nssse 20 the ground
Iaa Tareell is the latest acquisition Of
Crcers eurean cf pnSHc Information
which slrcaey tncf2oes n nN-reer Of
magazine wr1fers Mss TkrneI has
ecen engaged to write . serSes Of epeciai
ARTICLES on the army carltouDeuts
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GERMANS PESSIML.STIC.
V~t~ras Socialist ssys He Fears
Peace VIII Vet Gone

STOCK : oLE. va Lnnoor. June the
delegates O: the German majority S,,-
ciHlisrs II the Socialist conference
hes.,eo by Phlp SnheidernAnn- hEve ar-
rired here The other members u the
delegation are SRssenhhch, ESer- Mol
kerbuhr Fischer, L-rier. BEuer and
Hermann Ecller ] RtHuning Danish
Minister without po-ufono. accompanied
The Delegates from Copenhngen
The Germans come hoping for the
beRf hui with NO great optimism 10
sudre from the wurds Of Herr Muiken-
Suhr, veteran member ps the pa-tys ex-
ecurtve committee. In Ell interview with
q correspondent; Of the AssocisIed Press
Herr Molizenbuhr SAID
81 fear TINT s,eAce win not result from
the Stockholm conference eut the whole
world wa1ts peace Rnb We come 10 See
whsther there In any chance us obtaining
il mere Even IL we % not snunee6 we
shall perhaps RI leasi have kept In.
peace movement alive"
The German leader wbs tot5 that the
Dutch snd Scandinavian delegates did
not consider thEt the rehabilitation o..
Belgium came under the term indemnity
and VlE asked what waf his attitude on
this question. He replied that that was
ylruhah,ly one of the things 10 be hd-
Justec III the general peace conference
Herr MDlkerlbuhr denief that the Ger
mans hnS am pnr- IN bringing Rhuut
the Stockholm conference and added
"Ru; /. ths Americans EngIiBh AND
French win not believe the assertions us
the Dutch members they Will mt believe
us either"
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BRUSILOFF now
HEADS ARMIES
Becomes Commander in Chief
on Resignation of
Gen. AleYieff.

PrTBoGE.5. via London Jz-e s--Cen-
Aex1er- COMMANDER IN CHIEF Of the
RnsslAn Arzlex. has resizoed Gen
B-Hsslor-. commander in chef q the
armies Of the roI.hwexern front. has
been appointed to succeed hin
Gen GErke. commander On the west
err froni resaane. B-rsijc1 o. the
Southwestern front
Gen A5exier Was appointed can-
-r.ln6e- II cssef CT April Is. eocn a.ter
,he re1irener; Of Grand Dake Nicholas
from that prs
Gez RrHilor reslrned r.sosn1iy from
the Armies of rhe southw estern frv-si-
tui withdrew his Resignation afts- n
conference ~ Petrorrze
TIE retirement e-t Gen Aserie- Bs,-
yeAft 70 be ors'y another indication of
re power Of the Cou1cl Of Workrne-'s
And Soldiers DeisrnieE He aroused
their anger q north ago hy n spetch II
which he protested a. the coa.r<l they
were exercising ever military MASTERS,
whjcA he called ',-nedtltne Previous
TO the revolution Ger. A1sxsss hz5
been for some time C1ss, Of STAT ursoe.
The CExr.
Gen Brushes appointment however.
cRr-oot hut tr1ng 3cy 10 Rusk.zs allies
And 10 al who hope for q Russian uren-
s.ve He always aEs t.een known 8e q
dghier kno as \ Eiznct frie-sd Of the Al
lies The army g,Su2 from command o..
vhfch be has sust beer promoted rvtec
reuer1tly TO Attack the Germans Ei once
He commanded the Rlssian ofersEfre il
Gxlic.2~ yoIhy-is An5 The Brkovt-gI las;
Summer. which wRs 40 highly socoesseul
Gen GH;ko has a,eez fur some time m
command pf the Russian oent-e Armies
though he took q yssrT n the Offensive O:
1876 lie has hen soccrr:e. an able
sn6 aggressive Cenerx,
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SAILORS BOASTFCL.


FrThoGI-Ar. June l-Snilprs from the
Krpns,Rdt garrison. which recently de-
iiKred its Independence II the Ce.,.rsl
Government. arrived In Petrugrad yes
1erdsy with the announcement that wRr-
ships n kronstht; vpuld come To Prrrv.-
Crad immediately and land men 10 make
demonstrations Later i: was reporrec
that s4uors hEe landed n Gutuyar Isl
Efd. port Of PetrucrRd. ano berun Al
ATTACK. A riEtt 10 the Gururer rorr
quGrTer showed that the story Of ths
landing and attack xas untrue, and the
announcement Of the sailors came 10 b.
reEardee 81 merely boAEtful talk or the
part Of extremists acting IN defiance Of
the orders Of Ans-ole Larnsnor, presi-
neni pf the krpnEthct Council Of Work
mems End Soldiers Deputies
The sailors whe came 10 Petrurrsd q
Hsit the defnunsrrh htipnE weulc be for m.
purpose uf bringing about new elections
Of members ~ the Council Of wcr-k,nsr's 8
and Soldiers Delegates, whuse present
members were denounced as bpu-reol,
The sailors also demanded that the de-
posed Czsr he handed crer TO them. Az
street meetings they expressed tissx tit-
faction With War Minister Kerenelrr ana
the whsle provisional Government, mar
t,cularlr for abolition of the death men,
atty. which they characteristic ss prema-
turt.
On Visiting rhe cutur-n qua-rer IN.
correspondent found that q var. 6r.
had bean burning fur some tina. fs wing
been partially exttnEuished large
quantity uf sulphur was affre. II Nd
peRrr that 81 o'clock tins morning the
ice breaker oranieIfbaurn, tnstend uf IN.
KronEndt warB;I,ps arrived OF Cutu-
yer- She waf flying the RED fiar On
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War Departments Advices Indicate
That Country Will Respond
to Call Without Grave
Disorders.
THIS CITYS QUOTA FIXED AT 100000;
ARMED MEN TO GUARD BOOTHS
Only Complete Units Will Be Announced--Al
Comparisons Dscouraged--ConscnptsE Ex-
pected to Be in Camp by Sept. /.

WASHINGTON June THE first the nobizstoa
the
MORROW throughout United "
the Government from eooo
OF II to 80 inclusive their
the flag
LateFt revised
the number Will the higher
carefully worked ont down the smallest
poakby the only check Comparison
whether OF not the law Ia. beer fully eomplied
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Joffre to Cooperate With Pershing.

PARIS Designated BY the Minister
Of War TO continue his work begun Of assisting
He win therefore be the
Of the French GOvenment in cooperating with the
American commander, MajorGen Pershng. .
GeutCol Fabry chief Of STAT Lieut. de Tessan aid
both members Of French commission the United States
will continue with the Narshal
When Pershng he viii received by NJ
vn Minister Of Marshal Jofre viii be escorted
Through Of the that Pairsisns have
opportunity to the distinguished American soldier
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ROME, June 4-It Is nov understood
that the trial q the bank sw-indier Luca
Cories< VIII be held before military
tribunal Instead ut IN q civil court
CorLess's swindies now amount 10 6.ppO,-
chHIgel
u is pretty certain that the money
was procured frurn banks or the under
standing thai il would be zsseo for the
German espionage serr1oe- The chief
advances were made by me Ge-frsr
hank of Rome. II 10 not desired 80 have
q public trial develop d widespread
scandal which would he certain IN such
D case
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LAST RED CROSS UNIT SAFE.


WhFgrHrroS, June z-wo-d Of the
s-Ivi II England O. the Chicago bsse
hnsnts- the hast Of the six Amsrinzn
t", Tubs untix o-oeref abroad. reachse
headQui--rsrE here to-day in 4 cEn}e-
csr '-1rr London. Anurher message,
lrt-r N-s WhitelHv Reid 10 Miss Mabel
hm -amEn. announced thsi the New
TON t,~'ur and Cleveland units already
hac Cute % hospitals II F.rEnce.
The-' ~. nov IL Europe 4s American
tFEc.GiH J.. dentists. Ssb fssd Cr0st
ts'Nes END 800 enlisted rnen of tine
~ =. C;1rIs:.. -It &-s. a-sEnissf'nr ~
nf United States army 70 60 abroad.
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RUSSIA WAITING TO
HEAR FROM ALLIES
Won't Publish L. s. Aims in
War Until Entente Views
Are known.

PE-hSSEKn. June III has been
learned that the pashns1ioD here of The
re5otnder CT the United States Govern
rnerf TO Russis's ncfe respecting the
arms cs the Cni-ed States N the WIZ is
bs.frsg deferred pending The receipt of
surrilRr rcplses .rarn Great Britain
France ana Italy
A deEpztch from FetroErs1 On MAY
said rne Enssikn provisional Government
had sent 70 the Russian Representatives
IN the Entente countries q Doie Assuring
the Albex thai the change IN the Gov
errusenf ID Russia could NIT afford o
pre-Sxf fur any slsckeutug on The part 1T
Russia N The common struggle fer al
the Entente AIl3es The nots said the
Government oeerDed Il 10 he trs riEhs
and duty 10 eectar< that FREE Russia did
MT aim ~ rhe domination OF cther M
rionR IT S1epr4ving them d their national
pafr1zncrr or n occupying by forre fDr-
aiEn terri.cr1e4. hut thai tn ob5eri xas
70 eErablish q durable yscace On the bass
Of the rights Of nations 10 decide their
own Destiny.
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FURY IS ABATI.NG.
People Of Rassia Ready Ne~ fer
Nsews sf Estense-
Eyec.a- cStlt nepsscL 20 TIE srf s-pm ;se
IenfsH Tsa.es

Lenfss Tsases
FETkoakAD. June delayed The
ErTTrAl of Arthur Henderson labor
leader and -r.ernt,er uf the Brifish wRy
Council. Eno the expected visit q: PAN
say MRedonxl6- Seaialisf xneubeT o.
Parliament are welcomed as indicating
BrTtikh willingness for free tr:ercpurse
Among n sections Of Opinior IL The Al
LED couutr1es-
New thai the trsahiek which are the
ineN1-hb bit bccor.IJ,R frle-l- q great rtr-
elutlonhrr movements are seIn<vh hkf
sbRttng the minds q. the people ARE
more open 70 receive friendly counse.
j 10 desirable thai Ru8iRn puelie opGp-
i1l re more fully informed Uf ths views
o. the sIllei peoTJeA
Unnecessary Importance WAS hr1rie-
uied 70 tae Recommendation O. Kna-rc.hiFle
IL favor @. erprcs,r3Etion o. funds Ene
securities n the hanks This vas be-
cause TIE organ % fhs Council @. Work
mems sna 5oi6ie-f Delegates had ~
marked upon the difficulty os cos,tng with
the demand for y,E;,er currency. II Rp-
pears thai noies are being irssrded- snt
rs 4 result pa'ser currency has becone NJ
scarce rs vese gold ana silver In the
earlier EsASes OF The wEr.
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z. s. LOAN UNTOUCHED.
Ne distractions Frsn PexreSra1
aksss Ussax IL ee- -eee. .eee.

As te18 <<-N~e"'N"
wAEH1SGToN. June IA peculiar
situation hRf Artisan with -esIscr. % the
flpu, ,tRp pDB loan MADE 10 Russia A.
though thus credi. wks advanced three
wesks hep not q penny of II has besn
,puche6 In the cases Of loans MADE 10
pther foreign Governments the money
has been WITHDRAWN ElrnoE immediately
ID rneei ma turing obligations
When 1he money WAS advanced 10
Russis i wEE expectec BY officials that
use wpr1t be made Cd r. n nnrt Enc
that II wurle he quickly exhausted The
reason II has not been In cnt 20 The
1act.-St now RpJselrs. that c Onou. in
charge us the Russian Embhasy .here.
ms been Absalui.ly without hrly wbrd
from Pet-oErad hs 70 what 10 do with
the mUr<r. Et is also without Any 6efi-
friik Information regarding what RussiE
owes IN this COUNTY,. In fac; Mr. Cnou
is reported 70 be cor,piete,r Al sen se
far ks his owu authority goes
u was made clear To-day. however.
thai the Department wound insisf TN
rlsetng any urder placed here by Russia
Bfd would RlEo make sure as 10 whence
the authority came II 10 UNDERWOOD
there Rre still agents ot the former Rus
Einn Government III this country VIM
are equally Ei ses hui who are endesv-
cr-irg 10 keep thinSE working while
waiting fnr matters TO strhighten out
n prrruErRd.
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DEsIRTERg fpUgE HIS CASTLE
peli'. psflisG, FareAes DisleAEe
PREM RE-flem~ss win 8Ss<.
'le-ia cabIe Despmoi 10 rnI Sra.

'I"''n Iubt DeaDaIm 70 III hrf,
L:N'rs supe Hiatt az to-day wras
ooiH -ai+t by the police and fIre depart
rtid u efforts 80 arrest an army de-
s-;s' When provost marahsl went 10
fl' t'nus' the uIan climbed up the chin
ny - tne rocf. smashed the chimney
p'' tnd pelteo fif ahBaiihuts with the
p"-pf
w. p"lios finally ssiit for the fire de-
it"'ric'r' v'hirh turned two streams %
Ttte' ~ the 6essi-ier. while policeman
rpuI.so the rVnf and ultimately CAD
tlr"o MIN The whals performance re-
Cured FIVE hour1
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GERMANS SINK OWN SHIP.
y@ss<s WssA~rs 80 Destrscttes d.
Rals1e Mise Field.

cuprTHAGrN. via London, 5rne "A
steamship flying the German fisT wan
nereo into the mine field which the Ger
mans hsxe laid south Of the Danish 1sl-
nnds 20 close the entrances 10 the Baltic
sea 10 Entente submarines
Tn. usssel w'hinh vsR Of Rbpui 100
toms. x,ns destroyed. but TIM crew was
rouruct hy one u the German Sarshtps
puustAntly or guard IN the vicinity,
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ROOT CROSSING RUSSIA.
ARerscss Party Dse to Reach Pet
rsgrsa Jsse III

A RIssiAK FnEJ, June 3, via Tnlzin-
June z.-The American commission TO
Russia hnh6ed ny Elihu Ruot. which
arrived here safely TINS morning. left
on q special train this afternoon for
PetruErad after calling on the officials
here The Ropt party probably VIII
ruAch the Russihn capital june IL.
The American Rkilroad Commission.
headed by John r Stevens. formerly
chief engineer Of The Panama Canal
Commission has completed the insJ,ec-
ton q this Russian pnrr and leff for
PetrugrAd this Inp-rtng on . special
train. IT is expected the cummiasion
win srrfpx N PetrugrAd June IL.
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AMBASSADOR ON WAY.
Delayed PefreEraA DespsseA Tells
Of nakhaetseG Appsf.to~sl.

Losyl,cN, June a berpstrh disc al
fe-ruErR6 ON Nay winch was held rp
ny the censpr sno only reached here To-
Gay szys Prrf. Boris BAkhrnerisf. VINO
in on his Way 10 tina United States via
yelrto n. the head oS q special counnis-
sion Of forty persons VIA appointed
Ambassador AND Extraordinary Plcni-
rptentiEry win the fullest powers 10
,rpreserr ne Russian prcrisionRl Gov
ernueuf IN an relsrions with The United
stniss. including industry, finance Rnt
xaT material
PROF Bakhrneriei. ii is added, Hlsp
win Assume control over the supply curo-
furrrse IN Jsew York
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COOPERATION URGED.
Amesacss Socialists Address Rue
stan anl Engiish Bodies.

The first riep n attaining cooperation
between tine newly organised People
Council and the " prknan's lns snltierB'
Council 81 RussiR Hnd the Council os
soldiars and WorEmen's Delegates us
England was taken yesterday yhen N
COMMITTEES If the Psopls'r Council oes-
patched ostlls messRTes TO those hotties
The o2blaErsm 10 the Russian council
reads:
Pepples Council pS America rrpre-
scntinE labor. Socialist and cther pro-
grrnuave fpruos. ssnas esssflngs ana o.
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GERMANS FEAR
SOCIALIST TALK
Press Voices Dread Of Frank
ensteiR" in Stockholm
Conference.
sseosAi os.,x ne,pssaa 70 rrs srs

E<nA@@~ bAef ASs<V4tlA ~ AnA 81
LONDON, ]rne 4-Conr5entisl re2orts
from Germany enor thst clear thinking
German Statesmen are getting psricky
hS3si the S.cckbolrn Soc.Al.s. confer
erot- TAa peace miKgp. which was
really Inspired oy Ger-nbz SrcIaehnaists.
has become a Frznkeastein ncnster o.
tearrorne proo1rt5ons. Threatening 70
undo AL the work 90 far Accomplished
along the Ines @: 10 aaDexEtions. 10
indennsties~
Germany declare that the Aaies intend
10 cAStnre the Stockholm sessie. snS use
y - snow ~ Gerrnanr't ~A- Asns.
branding Der Ne Ii. striker et tie frv;
hisr IL the wlr. aiesf-x I'D the o5e
ghosts u -'wesrrIhcnt- xnd -ort1sr sso-
xsns @. German imperialism used early
Il tie WAY
The Clever -n1ARrrre OF the pRr- Q:
England allowing strozlg minded sa6
wei respected men 10 attend ne corter-
enoe evidently started Gerrnxnrs frs;
qualras Then Frzncss eriden. urxtn-
inEnex 70 ntaasr the British rn0r - ~
senetrg delegates perhaps not II syrn-
Win IHft R-DtI A4AAcN 1rAtk GANt
Ea6ee other feAir
The German Mas@svre.
IL Is quite possiele tina; the Germans
VII rnAn9Erre - AVOID the lsEpe<
sr0uEht ~ thus far ey advance ass1n
and viii nt-e-uxt 70 outline tire cSuve-s-
and then rush things through 10 AVOID
oesnztet vh,ch might Afford too ciesr
answers 20 rx,e Ger,nA. scAfemeniA
Both France Anf EnxiAne are r~rnzng
10 regard the slogan cf nd a--Dexstions-
no izkemnif1eE" a. very eAr.eerouk. 90
1sDch 90 fslAt rheRe 10 great eetscAcy IL
the esrnztion Of Russdsis new Govern
lneni. which has Acrxptet readily tn<
German trspi,ed slogHn and nov be-
herek II uas Is own J; senocres tSo7e
guiding the ns~ bern rbyunlc, 10 wipe
cut the false 1eesas and rsI,isre them
with sae spunhe- rneurles. rs,oa winch
America entered the va, and sycr which
England fin< cHrr3eo OIL The tEr-ing for
three yet-s
As riewet hy .aViehted F-xiesrDen
Stockholm is likely to f.ecur-e the Enene
q historic Urte-e bnes by the allied otle-
CBtes who. though G. Socialist leAasnrs-
stin have their hearts set IN the E1-
urrs,,h us right II IL probable that the
4 clehr statement Of principles for the
guidance no. only of the new bsrn Eas-
siR. buf Of al Cer-rEuy's enemies.
Cernss Press ssspseieus-
German newspaper comment rn lie
Stockholm conference is excrn ,l.nes by
the following EXTRACTS
Khesnseule Wcsifal4scaf 1csfuHp-
The Austrian Socialists are certainly
0.ltr serving Entente interests.
Dclltschf Tepes-esfEnp-''Tn the
cloak O. 6eInocrs-ir principles EnElRnds 8
interests are being served
Erel--eifprx p-~We cRnn0t see hDw
rhe Stockholm conference can bring the
desired peace any nearer"
Fcsinsso&e EcsfEHc-'our Social
Democrats are following tn q difficult
track IL going 10 Stockholm The long
pf-ugrarrnt q the conference. with liz
urdirested theories and trk r-eltmeui
uf the questions of AisBoe-Lorrairse and
Poland. which We have long since ser
tied is fun of r-Rps
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Ora wing Of Names.

" -he frst drsf, - thps. '.sr ,s;sree "a
niUse 10 LOO .ppu me- u W us,ar t.lst
ayppkimUtely one u -er VII d. seioutad
In the NsrIoak localities Prior o The
drhft sucn uhVlp9e Gs4ses - exemption ss
men sphys.csly inospacltstec ~sid . ieas
will pe .lirIns ,e1 from tue LET ~ those
who reSrirtefeS. Sfts' TIE oJSn ID lof,
,ro,ulbly on ~ 3gJy "tI,.l sssisia, tas
eaasuou % ptyscsl examination and
eseSppt.on VII orne up sfteF the prga0g-
x'aoss names are drawn nave peen o.
dsr.d 70 report
il h expected that ibe phyaioal e.
sruine tions viii eliminate approximately
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SPIES OVERRUN SWEDEN.
Istrkgae AEaaRst RasxAs Appesrs
To Ne ChieS Obtess.

srocKBoIN, June 4.-ln reply 10
serhal interpretations IN Parliament
toucting On the srtivitios of s1sses In
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gA< 0sranhsa~-Wh1ns A11pAR GUsenUl
rs~f VA Ioasl time 1pr rhe cura. onfI
ens ssishi frpn New xszkS-A6n-
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MApRIp, June 4.--The SpsnSS stas N.
ship Teiesfors Of <.1ss tons lie reported
20 have been sunk vi,hon, vsrssasx sy =
submarine. The cree wa6 saSoe. 5,A<
home po-t cf}rhe reiesfcra was Eifbss
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SPAiN'S ENTRY IN WAR
EXPECTED IN ROME
Peoee Also Near, ACCORDING
to Aid of Pope.

honE. June s-whiis positive in,or-
NATION that Spain lie 20 1oir the Ailiet NJ
an early date 10 not avai.ahit o member
Of the pope's encourage who possesses
Aooess 20 all communications declares
that spsin'f intervention is nov more
probs BILE than ever before
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Bs~ Company started.

The organization If the Emerson COM
narly was the result uf a meeting be-
tween 7 A Camppeti Rnd r ( Eupp
nt the Automobile SHOW here N jan
:..-r. 1916. Hupp will be rememtered
No the one time chief engineer Of the
Hupp Motor Car Company. builders q,
the Bupmoblle. and Inter ns the founder
pf q concern which for a time buih and
marketed D car known as The 'E-C-E Z"
Campbell hRd heen concerned In the
Organization uf the Monarch Motor Car
COMPANY, wflich was On irf Inst leEs Gi
the time Rnc they conceived the piRn of
organizing tosethsr another nutor car
coupEny.
In searching for sprne one vino wound
finance the scheme they rnet Wilson.
then engaged, through ms firm Of r. G.
Berry 4 So. in marketing the stsck
sS still another motcr company which
wss sSouf - expire t-en lax ~ IMAM
cdai cxyccn- The plan first cuncsfvsl
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ce~fs~~sd an FcsrsA rsss.
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csnessred os Soov~e Pope.
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'26,OOOM RIOT
IN BRONX OVER
CONSUMPTION
Police and Soldiers Charge
Fighting Crowds and Use
Their Clubs Freely.
MOB STORMS MILITIA
Only About q Dozen Arrests
Made Following Noisy
Meeting Of Anarchists.

II n. ease Of riot every secone was
the Emma Coi6nan-Alexaader Berk-
-ntn ne-consc-1ptipn naz meeting in
Hunts Point Palace II TIE BronK l1ez
night e-f the Jolly evening did not
reach sts climax until ihe t.pap persons
Thai were n the hall ttrear,sd Into TIE
streets sod there Joined 70 zoe who had
been sArsekEzx- ei4rlns.. 1xhtirg. kick
ing and geoerslly en3eylas themselves
outside
T'ae combined mot. .ouxat each
other the police. soiose-r sx.Io-x.
rnar--ses-anySoey who was hxoey-xnd
KEPT running hattie Eot-e so- bsock
artt' eiock While police infzn.ry ratified
lner crabs aga INST resoan61-sg ekr-is and
police II flrre-s with sezrchiiEAt al
tAohfner-f bored through the press. and
ne men I. the Uniform Of the United
States orsSEeS hsther and ttithe- rnen
kDd women who screamed To he'll with
the soseierA" To he'll vita The military
End n--1lly landed q doBea os them in q
Do1loe station % tie charged with d.
os'os-ly coodu-t for 5nsuitinx n. Uniform
Q! ne country wAseh registers fer WAY
to-day.