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Archdules, KARL STEPHAN
May Be Karl Stephan, Says
Berlin Despatch-Germany
Grants Concession.

THE HAGUE, Aug. 17.--Germany
has approved the suggestion mado by
Austria that an Austrian ArchdulSe
be made King Of Poland, the Lokll
Anzo.ger OF Berlin says it under
stands. Archduke Karl Stephan, II
says. probably will be named.
LONDON. Aug. 17.-ESermany has
made concessions TO Austria on the
Polish question in consequence of the
strong stand taken by Emperor
Charles and the Austro- Hungarian
Cove -nment, according to informa-
tion received by the correspondent Of
the Daily Mail at The Hague.
II is possible there will be no per-
sonal union of the crowns OF Poland
and Austria. but the King Of Poland
is certain TO be an Austrian Arch
duke. says the correspondent. who
adds that the discussion at German
main headquarters had the following
basis:
Tho Germans demanded that Aus
tria send TO the western front from
ten to fifteen divisions OF picked
troops, confnins themselves TO the
defensive on the Italian front.
Emperor Charles and his advisers
made the counter-deman that Ger
many make further declarations re-
garding Belgium, guaranteeing evac-
uation, restoration and an indemnity,
make powerful movement in the
direction OF peace, and that the Polish
! question be solved in a manner IA
vorable to Austrian wishes.
Tho advisers OF the Austrian En-
peror emphasized that the opposition
OF Austrian military and public
! opinion to the transfer OF troops "a
! the western front was universal. This
opposition could only be quicted II
the Government was assured OF
Polish support, which could be OBJ
tanned by obtaining from Germany
concessions on the account OF POLAND
and II the public could be shown the
German Government had been in
fiuenced in the direction OF another
strong effort to obtain peace. Shor
OF this, Austria would not send troops
TO the western front.
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SEES SON AFTER 81 YEARS.
Mother, Greeted by Army Sergeant.
Fails to Recognise Him.

Sergt Thomas Casey, u. s A.. sta
toned at fort in Florida, came
north with a prisoner who was des-
tined for Camp Merritt. and concluded
that he would call on his mother, Mrs.
Mary Casey OF No. 23 Arch Street.
Newark. N. J.
MY stars. but haven't you grown
oldw he CALCULATED yesterday when
she responded to his knock at the
door.
"Sir, who are your" the startled
woman exclaimed, drawing away. But
in moment her face cleared and
she cried: 1T isn't Tom, is III"
Sure, mother; It's your Tom," re-
piled the middle-aged non-com. who
twenty years. Then II was explained
that mother and son had been sepA-
rated for more than thirty.ons years.
The evening world., 1918-08-17
LATEST OFFICIAL REPORTS
FRENCH.

PARIS, Aug i7-Todays War Office statement reads follows:
an the region west Roye there heavy artillery activity
Ing the night.
South of the Ave French troops continued 10 make progress the
Bos deS LogeS and reached the eastern outskirts of the wood
Between The Ma and the Ose repud two heavy enemy
hons Northwest Of Rheims enemy raid La Neuvlee
without results"
LONDON, Aug i7Folowng the text of todays British War
OIL statements
"The pressure OF troops north of the Roy Road and north Of
the Ancre continued and progress has been made by both
"n the neghCrood Neux Bern patrols had sharp fight.
ing yesterday and further encounters took place during night Our
troops made progress this and in the nghbohood of Merr
and have taken prisoners.
"The hostile artillery has shown considerable activity about Mount
Rouge and Scherpnberg and in the vicinity of Zbeke Lake"
AMERICAN.
WASHINGTON Aug lGen Pcrshngs communque for Thursday
merely
nothing report sectors occupied
By troops.
GERMAN.
BERLIN 1The following last night by
German General Headquarters:
both sides of enemy attacks failed with
heavy
dealing fighting of Thursday SAYS
vieux Berquin Fanders. Strong
Avette and north OF the Ancro repuIsed.
West Of the Roye and southwest vigorous
artillery engagement which followed both
of the Avrc against
South Of Thescourt the Atlche the enemys
partly
Tho suffered in fighting
he vainly somed and after ten hours ~
bitter fighting driven back which he started
the Vese artillery evening
remained lively throughout the
The official dealing aviation says:
Yesterday we shot down twenty-tour airplanes
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POUMhSIA'S DEATH TOLL
IN THE WAR ESTIMATED
At MORE THAN 100000
Mortality Rate of II Per Cent.
Higher Than in Any Other
Country of the Same Size.

DARIS, Aug G Correspondence
OF Associated Press).-Rou-
mania's toll of deaths since
her entrance into the war IN Aug
ust, 1916. has been more than s00,-
600, or about IL per cent. of the
total population This probably
is a higher percentage OF mortal
ity than in any other country OF
like size.
War, famine. disease and starva-
tion claimed the largest number
OF victims. while a number of the
deaths were those o. prisoners OF
war, who died in camps in Bull
garla. Turkey. Austria and Ger
many.
In Bulgaria more than 10000
Roumanian prisoners Of war were
deliberately put TO death. These
facts have been brought 20 Paris
by Col. r. Rossetti of the Rou-
manian Army.
The evening world., 1918-08-17
THREE CHILDREN KILLED
BY FlRE-ESCAPE FALLS

Three children arc dead to-day as
the result OF falls from west side nre
escapes.
Malta Balls. hve years old. was play
ing with her doll on the fre escape at
her parents home at No. West SD
Street last night, The DOH fell, and
tho child. reaching after It. lost her
balance. She tumbled ive stories.
The mother OF William SCHNEIDER. two
years old. put him on the fire escape, at
No. 526 West i9th Street. while she
started dinner yesterday evening, He
rolled off the mattress and fell -four
stories.
Ida Graham. eleven years old. slipped
through the well OF the fire escape al
her home. No, $40 Seventh Avenue. anC
foll three stories. Her skull was frac,
tured. and she died later in Bellevu,
Hospital
The evening world., 1918-08-17
$3.50 STOLEN FROM GIRL
FOUND UNDER MATTRESS
Chase Follows Robbery in Street
and Fugitive Is Pulled From
Beneath Bed.

With a roll OF paper money clutched
in her hand. Mrs. Kate Epstein. No. 262
Broome Street. hurried into the Clinton
Street Police Station this morning
Il never had so much money in my
iife." she said. Il found II under the
mattress-Si50."
This evidence IS expected TO be i'm
portant when youth who describes
himself as Stmuel Yangerman. No. 2OS
7th Street. is aIraigned In the Essex
Market Court on a charge OF highway
robbery.
Yesterday afternoon Miss Hattie Or
hacker, bookkeeper for Flohr a Harris.
No. 2iS Lafayette Street. came out OF
The Public National Bank with $3.50 In
bills In bank book. Three youths
overlook her. One struck her wrist
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UNEARkED INCOMES TAXED
MORE THAN THOSE EARNED
Revenue Makers Adopt McAdoo's
Suggestion and Make Difference
Of 8 Per Cent.

WASHINGTON. arr. II The Ways
and Ieans Commute pre- AIRED to-day
TO take up the excess profits feature Of
The new $4,000. 100000 War Revenue bill.
This feature has been the chief cause
OF difference between the Treasury De-
pertinent and the committee. Secretary
McAdoo favors an 80 per cent. tax on
waE profits. leaving excess profits levies
as they are, while the committee favors
large Increases in the excess profits
payments.
The income tax provisions and the
luxury taxes have been practically COM
pleted. The new income tax. in some
cases, represents double the amount as
sessed under the present law, and pro-
NidCs also that uuearncd incomes must
pay three per cent. more In taxes than
earned ones This feature was adopted
at the suggestion OF Secretary McAdoo.
The evening world., 1918-08-17
SETTLE. MEXICO OIL DISPUTE
Crisis AVerted by Modification of
Cnrrnnyn Decree.

WASHINGTON, Aug 1.-THE threat
o1cd Crisis IN the relations Of Mexico
with the Entente Allies and the United
states apparently has been averted by
a modification of the new Mexican oil
tax decree by Pg. .. at Carranza.
II was learned ,hat on August Il
Carranzc IN effect cancelled provisions
OF the decree OF July 81. under which
undevclopei OF! lands might be seized
by thu Mexican Government upon fail
ure Of their owners to make declarations
and submi. to what they regarded as
excessive taxation
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with a billy. so that she dropped the
money which he picked up.
At Broomc and Orchard Streets the
fugitive ran through an open door and
mounted to the roof. Patrolman Samuel
Weiss followed, crossed the roof to an
other open scuttlo and went down 10
the Epstein apartment. where a scared
little girl told him man had run in
and threatened 10 XIII her II she told
Weiss pulled IanFerman from under 4
bed. but could not find the money. II
was under the mattress Of another bed
In another room where Mrs. Epstein
later found II.
The evening world., 1918-08-17
IN BIG ARTILLERY BATTLE VESLE RIVER FROM

ter of time the will be forced to evacuate Lassny
the second of the buwark of the present line TO 60.
north Of Albert extends front
approximately Albert Ayette This
inception Of trench warfare
Is principally Pcardy, which
had q
Messages 10
divisions f approximately 100000 mem for service
Austria consent said condition that
the Polish question: and make
including the evacuation and restoration Of Belgium
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ment in the shipping situation also
was given the Senators, According to
tables OF the War Council, the turn
around" or round trip of transports.
has in some instances been reduced to
l9 days, although the average, 1t was
shown, is about 2s days, For cargo
ships the ''turnaround" has been re-
duced 10 a minimum OF 20 days, al
though the general average 10 consid-
erably greater than that.
The evening world., 1918-08-17
SERGT. KlLMER KILLED.
Poet as weI as Soldier and One OF
First 40 Enlist.

News OF the death OF Sergt Joyce
Kimer. soldier and poet, member OF the
lG5th Infantry. reached New York to-
day He was killed In battle, Before
the war he had made n name In litera-
ture for himself. though. he was not
yet thirty years old when 'hc was
killed. He was born at New Bruins
wick. ". j., and educated at Columha
University. When the Lusitania wa,
sunk Kilincr was among the first arc
most eloquent TO derounce the crime
And when America entered the war ht
Nesle front. His wife and four chill
dren survive him.
The evening world., 1918-08-17
JAPAN SENDING TROOPS
TO MANCHURIA BORDER

TOXIC. Aug. 10. CAssociatcd Press)
The Government has announced
that, under the agreement with China.
in view OF the danger threatening the
border Of Manchuria. Japan was les
patching troops thence from Man
Churin
The evening world., 1918-08-17
Norway Protests ship sinking.

CHRISTIANIA. Aug. 1.-THE Nor
wcg,an Government has protested TO
Germany against the torpedoing and
sinking OF the large Government
cargo steamer Sommerstadt on Aug.
l3. twenty-five miles southeast Of
Fire Island on the morning Of Aug.
II. Ten of the crow are reported
missing.
The evening world., 1918-08-17

BALTIMORE, Aug. l7.-The sou
dition OF Senator Ollie NJ. James,
who has been Ill here. has undergone
n change. His physicians have noti-
fled his family and friends to be pre-
pared for the worst
The condition of the Senator early
to-day was so critical that death
was expected at any time.
The evening world., 1918-08-17
DEATH MYSTERY UNSoLvED
Quarrel Insists He Can't Explain
How wife Met End.

The death OF Mrs. Christina Quarrel.
whose body was found In a lot in West
New York. y. j.. still Is mystery to
the police Of Hudson County. Frank
Quarrel, although put through severe
grilling by the detectives, insisted that
he could not account for his wifu's
death.
The police arc investigating rumors
that the woman might have died from
the effects OF aicholie poisoning. She
had tuberculosis
The evening world., 1918-08-17
LIEUT.. MACLURE MISSING.
Vanished on july 10 While Pro-
tccting Observing Planes.

WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY IN
FRANCE. Aug. 16 ASSOCIATED Pre- ssh
Lieut.. Henry G. Mcclure Of Newton.
Mass. has been missing since July Is
lie was operating a pursuit machine in
company with others, protecting OBJ
serving planes. when he became de-
tlched from his squadron and van
iShgd,
The evening world., 1918-08-17
WALL STREET GOSSIP

New York Transit CompanyaRegu-
lar quarterly dividend OF ~ share,
payable Oct. Is to stock record Sept. 81.
Delaware and Hudson Railroads.&c.
port net operating deficit OF Sl00.i7l for
first six months, an Increase OF 81
G66. 1858.
New Haven System-Report net OPP
Grating deficit of S372.65S for six
months, increase SS.0jI.l52.
The evening world., 1918-08-17
SHOOT AT URUGUAY RULER.
Attempt Made 10 AsssssiBnte PresI-
dent UurinR lIOtr.

MONTENfDEO. Uruguay. Aug IT,
An attempt was made 20 as5asslnate
President Viera OF Uruguay on Tuesday
afternoon du.ins riotirg moving out OF
the recent general strike according 20
nswsI iper. The President IL says
was standing on a bale ny when fired
The evening world., 1918-08-17
pope Names Brooklyn Monsienor

ROME. Aug. l7.--Pope. Benedict has
appointed the Rey Lml. /; StTtnskI; OF
Tuebla, OF Los Angeles. honorary cham
b.rlains. wish lhe title Of Monsisnor.
The evening world., 1918-08-17
T. W. w. Case Goes to Jury.

CHICAGO, Aug. 1.-THE !. w. W.
case. which has lasted more than three
months. was given to tho jury to-day.
The attorney for the defense made no
argument.
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j. s. ARMY IS NOW
100000, GEN. MARCH
TELLS THE SENATORS
CONTINUED From First Page)

home for a rest. Gen. March said the
case was typical and showed the tre-
mendous strain under which both
officers and men work at the front.
lie indicated that number OF cases
similar To that OF Gen. Duncan would
follow.
Gen. March further said the losses
OF the 10th Regiment pennsylvania
troops) OF the Twenty eighth Dl-
vision. probably wero proportionate
TO the heavy fighting in which that
division had been engaged. lie gave
no figures but pointed out that the
Twenty eighth Division had hold the
American centre during the crossing
OF the Ourcq and was again In line
along the Vesle whore further sharp
fighting had occurred.
| On the Vesle front, whcro tho Amer
lean troops are in line, only artil-
lery fire and raids have been report
| ed, Gen. March said. He read n
French divisional order paying high
tribute to the valor and efficiency OF
the I'd Artillery Brigade of the I'd
American Division. which aided the
18th French Infantry in two days Of
fierce fighting at Chateau Thierry.
As to the location Of other divisions,
Gen. March said the s0th Division,
Pennsylvania and Virginia troops,
was training with the British In F'lan-
ders. that the sSth, North Dakota,
Minnesota, Iowa and Illinois t. oops.
was In process Of cmbarkatlon. and
that the SD, Alabama, Georgia ..ad
Tennessee troops, were in line north
OF Toul. where they arrived early in
July. Reports do not show that the
SD Division, he said, has yet been
engaged.
COL. HEAVEY TO HEAD MILL.
, TARY BUREAU.
Announcement was made also thai
Col John W. Heayey had been ap.
= pointed 10 head the Military Bureau
succeeding Major Gen, Jesse Mel
o Carter, who has taken command o
the new division being formed a
n Camp Meade, Md. A list OF new
!. Major and Brigadicr Generals 4
/ about ready for transmission 10 tn
d Senate, Gen. March said, and most o
the other division commanders vii
DC found in that list.
D Reverting to the question of treat
ment OF prisoners. Gen. March sal
N that the United States and German
would enter into a new conventio
IL covering this whole subject when III
conference in Switzerland. to begi
* next month, concluded its work.
re In announcing the number {
- troops embarked, Gen. March sal
figures hereafter given would includ
rs all expeditionary forces. wherevt
le sent from the United States.
- Information showing an improve
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French Cruiser Torpedoed by I
nOnt.

PARIS. Aug. i7.-The French cruiser
Dupeut Thourars. built in 1899, has been
sunk by "A German submarine. Thir-
teen OF the crew are missing. American
dcstroyers rescued the others. The Du-
petit Thouars was cooperating with
United States naval forces at protecting
naval navigation.
The evening world., 1918-08-17
NEW YORK COTTON EXCHANGE.

Market closed strong, up IS 10 ll6
noiutg
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NcinCn uH0 2iiOren
222 ga Ycari StraRc,
"a SrDfe, GDiS.
GeheHtn Cir Elm 9adet fir Sbre Yer
wanbien in ben trodeneu Stooteu.
s}eios I%eiepbpae 1913.

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eiuiperrtH. Dor Der neuen 1sanilis
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toms Grtett5}tmmet.
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lui otm 5e.oe nit titil isjn mubis.
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@did1ereiem.
S. J. DENIGAN J. P. LYONS
@eIbdftsfibrer.
observation-disclosures
Cine ~po1itdnois nsue Mtaitineaein'
ridtun9. Cute Nrbsit wiro
sarontirt.
SeIepfDouc: Sites S4Si; neurs 5G1.
1f7-ff9 norot. 6. Gtr-
9Sdimereien.

allen pure5 bic lsiie G~ntpidlungeu
uuo WanoIungcn i5res Snnern
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den. NQtr Grdfln 0erOete be-
mtyite nid)ts capon. Sic mar nun
gdu3 erfiut bon Dem 8eoonten On
Die pidjttge Gturpe, bic beooritono.
RiibrunG iIie9 IN iBr auf. 4ud) Elm
penig 4ngit.
Sic Duroe e5 denoten niendis 5u
ge9eben baben, alter I'M tfsiiten
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ni4t gebsuer. Sic pitterte cine Gsz
l6tfte, lrqeno eiusn dbeuteuerlihen,
piedeIAt ol9 mar eineu tdpri5i0len
8run0, nm oeFentuilen Ij4 Die jun
&c 4nnu gu p,eisr 6elrat entidl.oB.
llus bus gina iGr aelen cas- CsiuGl.
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i'm aus ben tei:.,,sr GranDcn nt1
men.
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SD pta nit Sbnen iprshen. Die
Esatlate, oaB iie iOnltwO Obne @rfols
bshanoslt poroen nno, eutmutbi9t MID
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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-02-22

ALIEN pure5 bic Isiie Gntrpidlungeu
uuo NnnoIun9sn i5re5 Snnern.
Sic Idritten nun 5uiammen trspps
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-07-16
ct btitoriif Wimfmno.

Get ufroinife Bureau / 9auianne
/ Sdmeit5 bar ira Ell Mfeoarbeioer
/ (iilis mootadet Meooelclie ON, at
man Scr bar giort Ell bsiit irtereS.
Iatt 8iniuno. Otter Sooiet Mpr.
0igbeoerue5 Crore bleu GintiGloe.
rem | Set BALLADS, Der tioligere be.
boeoe5 al @rperueren ooer aaufa.
ms, mloerfaitet en- aruuoig timber.
isgelie. OF nlau opoageoe oa her Ell
al DC rloite % bersmteite Ginianr.
finger | Geroen.
Ser blep bl. a. fuuoet en- 0tpne.
De Sin. iom Srunfrigs 8orgerfon.
&c, Souis BbiIippe, / lin Sio itiRn.
teoe til 63arcn al AltSIono. % oes.
u6en iauote3 ser ct halut Sunoreoc
SLATER al Den 6ersmte 9supoIeons.
,aognof ira 1914.
SeIe set iunone Bin. oa aognaf.
Torraao menes at reprPicntere en-
&Grot al minoit ~ Wia. ar.