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Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-08-04

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&orId)logc ols Elm iebr pcrniinftiQeS
6rieocns {rogranln.
Geltcrrctdl's Erogrnmm.
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oeS bon iciuem Gotten juriid1etrcte.
men Gr. pon ScpOlcr, jiun 0jtcrreifi.
iden Diiniitcrpr0ii0cntcn crnannte
friibcre llnterrid)t2niniltcr Irhr. D.
0uliaref. entipidelte i'm 2l6Qeor0nc.
tenbaus in Nicn oa5 Erogramm lei
ner EoIitif uno ia1te, gcuQB }ln,
lteroamer WeI0un1 onf Grun0 elmer
@lcncr Gcpcihc II T.:
"3n letter @emeiuidloit nit Dem
Ieutiden fci)e, nit oem mir in IN.
eridiitterIihcr 6rcunoidait uu0
Irene nerbunocu iin0 un0 nit 0eln
mir ms nod cngcr 81 pcrbu0en TIN
Negrlli iteben, lit e9 jctt 0ringen0
9eboten Gin eriollreihgs Gn0c Die.
les idredliheu Samples SIT cr}miu-
gen.
Rad cinem Go6r ihucrcr Qriif
nn9en iit es jcbt m Der 3cit, Die
3Dede, pcId)e bic lPittalmddte uic-
oer5oIt cinniithig erfIdrt bobcn, 3it
perDtrtliheu @a5 MIR poael be.
orobt 9}iemau6cu un0 }ieIt ali cine
nQ8cmeine 0eriohnung ser Qolfcr
bin. Die oitcrreihiihc Re8icruua
min 9laes 6a3u bcitralcu mos IN If.
rer 0todt itebt oicics iehnIjdjt ae.
nunihte gn0e hcrbcisuiuhrcn."
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-08-04

True translation filed with the Postmaste,
at Milwaukee August 1. 1913, as required
by the act Of October 6. 1917.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-08-04
Ser SaudJ6oOtfricg.

SpnOOn. - 2ie &erlrtc britiihcr
ltn0 auiirtcr Shiiiiobrt iiir Ben Mo,
nat Slni be!ieieu iidl inSgcianlnlt
auf 275.629 Gruttotonnen, sic nieo-
rigite 3abI fur irgcnO cinen @}onat
ieit September 1916. Gie britiid)cn
&erItite oaein be3iiiertcn iid aui
16t062 lonnen.
2ic @eiummtperIuitc fiir bo5 am
80. ,<uni obgcIhIoiicnc &icrteliobr
bctruGen 946.578 (onnen, ebeuioas
Ser nie0rjaitc Recor0 iiir irQen0 Elm
@iertcliabr lett Dem oritten Guar.
tal 1916.
Sritiidjer 9iieienSampfer uericnft.
9Onopn. = Ser @bitc 5tor-Qinie
1ompier ,1Sliticio" (32.234 5on-
ncn lit oil Ger 1orOfiiite Srlano'S
noh einem 24itiinoigen Sample Don
ocutiden loumbootcn torpeoirt un0
Dcrienft norocu. 2}ie Die britii6e
2lomirnlit1t mittbcilt, nur0c Ser
Ialupfcr angearifien ol5 er iuiant.
men nit onocren Sdiifen pon ,3er-
ii0rcrn un0 anoercn aricq@idGficn
eScortirt mur6c. Die 9(omiralitdt
t1ciIt fcrncr init. oaB 10 Mann ser
&1ia6ung ,o5cr feline Naiingierr lint
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-08-04

6rb =. 0uiiarcf ais cr i.in Cabinet
Dem Gberbm9 oeS oiterreihiihcn
HarImnents UOrltcllte, pie cine gpie.
ner 9fClOulg beiagt. 90 neit Sic
GcntraIndd)tc IN @ctroht fonlncn.
fil9te er Der Nteloung gcmab hinul,
lei Der arie9 mtr Elm sur &crtheoi.
1ling 9ciiiArter.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-08-04
@erluIte Der 2rit5n.

Iono0u. - Die in orr p2TfIoiieHgn
&'ode gemeloeteu SerIuitP Der britt
id)en Armec itellen iidl oJ asJc-
iarHmt 1888. pic ie-1t:
CSfai1a o0er GcriCmnlsd erie.
geH: 12S Cfijclerc. 176.. Mann
&Prlest ooer oermiB.: 304 Ciii'
eIeae 1867 Mnna.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-08-04
Die tiirfiide 6dnptitnOt pon ben MI.
liirteH nit Sumben bCIeat.

%mitsrOam. Sedl9 Gntente.
6GuQ5Glae norfcn noh cinem i'll
4nlitcronm eiugetrofieren amtIihen
tiirfiidsn 9eridt 9nubcn ati Son.
itantinopel ab; iiini Ecrionen plr.
0en ucrlpun0ct.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-08-04
YmericaniidJe SerluItc.

@aibingtOn, .. s. - Die iolaen.
Sen SerIuIte Ser omcricnniihen
Sruppcn III 6ranfreif iin0 ofiicien
betanntgcgCbeu lpor0cn:
"a 3uIj-1OS Nonu: ,Sm aampf
9efallcn 20, al &ermun6lmgcn qe.
ltorbcn II, al aronfheiten Il. ourd
llnidlc oOcr ionitige uriadcn >.
onrh TiE9jeng-llnfnG rmgcfommen
:, ldper perprnoet As, permiBt 1,
gcfangen f..
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-08-04
Gum ;fricOcn bercit.

Imiteroom. ,g&if itH0 lum
AbihluB cincs cbrcn6aiten 5ric0ens
bereit, iobnio ulicre 8cancr fire ouf
unicrc &erniftun9 o5jieIenocn
felnhlIhe Blaine auiqebcr", erfldrtc
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-08-04

True translation flied with the postmaster a
Milwaukee, August /. 1918, as rsquir ed b,
Act Of Octobsr6 1917.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-08-04

ides Sauhboot. 0nS 1oud)boot uur.
Be nur rpeni9 beicbdoigt mo ein
Sd)Iepper brnhtc es nah cinen Sa.
fen 2ln 9oro irurot 9ficmauo per.
lest.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-08-04

Tras translation filed with the Postmaster
at Milwaukee, August l. 1918. as required
by the act OF October 8. 1917.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-08-04

True trsnslatioa filed with the postmaster ST
Milwaukee. August /, 1915 as required 10y
the act OF october O. 1917
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-08-04
Ccitcrreidliidle SUcialiitru iurberH
5eititclluua Der NriCssjiclc.

TmiterOam. - Die 5otialoerno.
frateu habeu i'm Observation-Disclosures
oeS oiterreihiiheu Rcih9ratbs ciucn
antrag aeitcQt, III Dem tic uerlanQen,
oaB Die 9t2aiertua nit Ser oeittiHen
Ge9jcuma ijber Sir gemeinihaitlide
SeltlcBlnl Scr Srjcg3- IT, ,frieocnS.
iic!e unterbanole; oobci ioue sic @c.
relhulli8fejt Cciterrci6 llngaruS,
ME Die bctreiienoe @iCncr 1cpclhe
oe@ ..Roiteroam Idle Gourant" bin.
iufilgt, oui ciueu Erie0cu obnc
Nuneriou mo 8ricQ3eutihd0iging
cin3uQebcn, nicotr1oIt mcr0en. Die
Socia0entofroten erfldrcu, oic otter.
rcibiidltn9ariid)e Regi1riinq trete
ni6t iharf gcuua ar9eu Die NlilitGr.
partei mtf bic Qcaenmdrtig in
IrutidIanO Die C6erhan0 babe.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-08-04

Irae translation filed with the pog,mastsr At
Mi Mi.~alkse August 1. 1915, ~ reIairsi bj tho
ac, Of October g. fsi7
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-08-04
SOlll. gricQc.

geritof Der & .en an SerSuiiIOns.
SeIms-Dr~ merflidl nbseflnut.
-Snrft je bes oeutifen HGf.
5nss n.S .OigeH Stellaussfampf
GnSen-~
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-08-04

Der ogornort5" bejeihnet oicIe
&oridlogc oI5 Elm iebr pcrniinitige5
6rleoenS Yrogranlnl.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-08-04

Ole 6es Morirecorps aii 2.00t o0er
ins1eiamn1f nnf fl125-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-22
RETAIL MERCHANTS
REFLECT OFFICERS
Aasociation tl"ses Successful Year and
Votes TO AShisf in Government
Financing Now Under WAY

=, the annIal banquet and meet
ihe OF the Retail Merchants Assucin-
Won heid last night At the Hich.>,ond
'iot". " carl 3oschen WAS unsri.
moualy reelected president Of the a.
!oc.d'ion Mr.. Bnschci, i now sery
ms hie ;hird tern, as president Of the
"r" hizatlor The following oNhaprs
,''re reelected unanimously. Juiiu. ..
be"it first VIcc-prc. ident; ~. ~
hthWarzs chiid, second vice pra sid4ui. T.
a. hauinsn treasurer. ana " g.
''dr"e, jr.. secretary.
The following ercaaRts Ia tho CITY
we're elected IS directors OF the $3.50.
Ii''ich Ter tho ensuing year: Leroy :
omen Gilbert Greentree. Leroy Hutz.
- Jesse :. !.idd. W. s. Ehosds. J. -;
orier, Eohcrt : Gray. Thomas y.
no"e!i James u. Phillips, Jr Edward
- schmidt, Abe De,tlehsch. j. " Gr,nt
'iamfs F. Jones. William 4. Ryan and
J - Eunana
ny unanimous vote. the merchant,
- h"ufhann, treasurer and " :,
'h} 'huS nat could he done 80 boost
'he 'slr OF var saving. c.riifcates ,nh
''n'ns an floating The thira Iiher,v
Ihs"' \ record q! the actiri,i.z of In.
"''dl Merchants Association Tor ,he
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-22
RESTRICTS EXPENDITURES
TO ESSENTIAL EXTENSIONS
Dircctor-General Of Railroads Acts
us Soon as Railroad Bill
Is Signed.
CONSERVE MONEY AND LABOR
John SHELTON Williams, Head OF Di.
vision OF Finance and Purchases,
Will Execute Orders Involving
Capital.
TRy Associated pre...1


WASHINGTON, March 2I.-The first
act OF Director General McAdoo to-day
after President Wilson signed the rail
road bill, which provides 100000
600 revolving fund and prescribcs "a
basis Of compensation to the carriers
during Federal operation. was TO issue
All order restricting railroads capital
expenditures TO extensions and better
mcnts absolutely essential undo: war
conditions. lnasmuch as the govern
rcnt has now undertaken largely the
financing of Improvements and pur-
chase Of new equipment, the order will
serve as a safeguard 10 the big work
ing fund.
The signing of the bill opens the way
tor the railroad administration TO pro-
coed with necessary extensions, with
the negotiation of agreements com
rcnsation and with other forms OF
financial assistance 20 the companies
Withou; waiting for the railroad bill
TO pass the final stage OF the Presi-
dents approval, Mr.. McAdoo had ere
atcd in the railroad administration a
division ot capital expenditures. headed
by Robert :. Lovett, former director
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-22
BLOOD AND IRON"
4 Combination That MakeA for Better
Health This spring.

Every man and woman who would
enjoy good health this Spring, and
would have such life and strength "a
not 10 be "A Stacker. hut equal TO any
thing. must have an abundance OF iron
in tho blood.
The new iron tonic. Peptiron, com
hines this valuable metal IN medicine
form so that II il easily absorbed and
readil: asSinilatcd.
FcpiirUn also includes pepsin. nuT
celery. ccntian aud other ton!cs--
nerve helps, digestive. and carmina
tiyes--a health giving medicine in tn.
form OF chocolate -coateh piils, convc
nient and pleasant, TO take. II has
given entire satisfaction in cases al
ancmla or thin blood paicness. nerve
debility. bra nfaE. one or two Pert
iron after each meal viii quickly toll
story Of marvellous results.
Psrtircn is prepared by its origina-
tors =. |. Hood co. Lowell. Mass
Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-22
Strike Hard and Shoot Straight" Advice
Of Secretary Baker to u S. Army in France

been source Of WOmentnry grail
acation. ii was contrary TO the LONE
view Of orr responsibility In Swing
adequate military nsaistnRcc TO the
allies and cut 81 keeping with tho
hrond plan OF our stan to use our
professional soldiers OF nil Cru dea
In training large army which
should hnHs units OF even quality
or cmcieney In oVder to assure de-
pcndnbiiity upon sii parts, which
Is n requisite to all action
"if ! bad any advice TO give Il
is to strike hnrd ind shoot strnight,
and would warn you nj the same
time against my carcicssness. any
surrender TO curiosity which makes
you a mark neediessiy rho better
you nre trained the more valuable
4. your life TO your country ns ~
fighter nhe seeks to make the SOL
Jier Of the cpsny rather than your
scf pry the supreme price Of war.
son every ksnd ] mn told that
you nre prepared TO hsht to the
end and ace this spirit in your
faces. depend upon NV at home TO
-tnns by yen In a spirit worthy Of
you"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-22
ENPERrS DOUBT REAL.
OFFENSIVE HAS BEGUN
Try Associs Pre.s.l

Ry ..ssoGis ted rress.l
WASilINGr0N, March u. = Even
word from London that tho drive
launched by the Germans on the west
front is on larger scale than any
undertaken there since the war began
has failed to convince American mill
tary observers that the long hcra ldcd
German grand offensive is 4; hand.
They arc waiting for the full scope OF
the enemy action against both British
and French fronts 20 be made clear, and
still believe that the logic Of the stu
alton points away from 4 German Of
fcnSivc in the west ~ this time.
There was a distinct feeling to-nigh;
that the tumult Of the German guns
might cloak some other purpose than
TO commit the issue OF the war TO
desperate onslaught. against tho ALL
but -imprTsnahle allied lines in the
west. supreme confidence in the power
OF those lines 10 resist the shock
characterized the expressions of ali CT
hcials here.
~ this e. in fact German drive"
said one general officer. II will look
upor. il as tho most hopeful sign in
the wa thus far. Defeat OF the move
ment IS certain.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-22
IBy Associated Press. ]

WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY
N FRANCE, March .0.-The arst
dirisiou OF the American eIpedi-
tionary force to arrive ia Fyance
was Addressed by Secretary of War
Bs ker to-day.
ut would seem more at" said the
secretnry, "Rnd ! should much pre-
fer Instead Of addressing ysu to
listen to your experiences. Your
division has tho distinction Of being
the Arst to arrive in France. May
every mau In your ranks sin 10
make the FIRST division the hrst In
mplishment. with you CO me =
body Of marines, those weIi-disei-
pIinrd shIp-shnpe solJicrs Of the
navy.
when your division arrived Ii
wan reTuiar onl! In name, judged
by the hiGh standard set by our
reguinr army. Some 90 per cent OF
the priystes were recruits and even
q lnrEcr percentage OF the officers
cnnic from the reserve. Had we
chosen we could have sent TO Franco
mt the outset veteran regular
contingent. While this might have
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-22
Roll of Honor
List Shouting Men Who Were
Killed or Injured on
French Soil.
IBy Associated Pr..s


WASHINGTON. March el-s,1 an.
listed men killed in action and eleven
missing are reported in to-day's casu-
ATTY INST issued by the War Department.
TWO men were killed in accidents. nine
died OF diesease. two were severely
wounded in action and thirteen slightly
wounded.
hilied IN action: Privatcs Stanley
Dobier, Ernest r. Tulkerson. Robert
II. 1893 william j. Mckay. Lloyd l..
Morrill,. William r. Shepard.
pied OF accidents: Privatcs William
j. Hayes and Burnett w. Wade
l'icd oil disease: Corporal George T..
Ekiund. pneumonia: Privatcs Sidney }.
Anderson meningitis: Fay Brincr ap-
rcndiciiis; William II. Dubry. pncu-
monia: Faul j. Farnum pneumonia
Erwin \. Macarthur. meningitis: Daniel
H. Mccarthy. embolism: Francis Sulli-
van. ASina Ludovici and Joseph Moran.
pneumonia
Missing in action: Sergeant John \.
Shechan Private Harry r. Birncy,
Eugene +. Curtis. Albert NJ. Kennedy.
Grover G. l.cithcuser, William r. Mar
vim. James Moran. Dennis r. OConnor.
William T.. 0.Connor, Joseph Reid.
carl Schultz
Wounded severely: Privates Orla o.
Archcy and Albert II. Tibbett..
Wounded slightly: Corporal. Carl
.. Dyvad and Alex Smcltzer, Privates
John Bowler. stephen Derrig. James
pouGherty. Robert W. Gregg. Vernon
Johnson. Frederick r. King. Michael
Meha!ek, Roy Montgomery OGle. Ste
phcn j. Marvin. Eugene j. Sweanhard
and .ttticus II. Thomas
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-22
Major Peterson Not Gui,,,.

EhLElciH, \. c.. March 2lA YER.
dict Of not guilty was returned hy
'hf Jury IN the case OF Major George
t. !.c'ef:or VINO has been on trial
nero ''nct Monday charged with cin-
he"%'!Hs state funds during the time
ne served 5 paEmaster-S cneral OF the
NORTH Carolina guard. Tine jury was
oHt ahout an hour. Major Peterson is
no" on the duartermasiers STAFF Al,
camp ia 'kson. Columbia. :. g
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-22
LAT SCIIING OF EAHI.Y
DRIVE AN ISNOtATJOS

From a purely military standpoint
the launching Of an offensive this early
ia the year Is an innovation in the
war Experience would indicate that
tie ground Is a. Yet too soft with the
winter rains for extensive troop and
transport movements ncccssitatcd in
prcSsin9 nome Srcat thrust The
srrnS appears 20 be early in Europe.
however, and the German experts have
certainly Saugcd every factor before
undertaking extensive operations 1t
may We'll lac tina, prolonged bombard.
mehl covering many days Of constant
slnhre. VIII follow the initial rush In
the Ctmhrai sector. paving the way
Tor sreater efforts ny the infantry
latcr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-22
ACTIVITY AT MACEDONIA
H""iahes Drop Bombs on station, Al,
%asts's and rorna, say. Sa-
ioniki Report

LONDON. Wednesday, March -
mere mas hecn great activity by The
aeriai FORCES operating on the Mace.
CONTAIN front according 10 an Official
report from Saioniki The report SAYS:
our airplanes dropped bombs on the
sl"ttonS at .tnEista and rorna Near
inc latter place train was attacked
ny machine sun fire from "A low aI,i
tude The engine driver was scan TO
Ju'np OH and the train Was dcrailcd.
subsequently it was bombed
Another airplanc directed machine
Sun fire from an altitude OF 500 fee,
against Bulgarian company billctcd
N Seres. hostile machine which vas
shot down fen into Lake Doiran."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-22

OF priorities for the War Indu.,,
Board. TO supervise the regulation
additions and bcttcrmcnts.
This division will scan all ram.
for the building OF new ternin,
extcnsion OF lines. purchase OF LOGON
lives cars and other equipment !
al other enterprises requiring expen
ture OF capital. Engineers Of tho r,
read administration will report on
physical necessity for proposed hot,
mcnts before they are considered
higher officials.
After being approved by Mr.. Low
ana the dircctor-Gencral. proposals
VoivinE capital expenditures will
TO the division OF finance and purch,,
headed ny John Shelton Williams,
execution.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-22
ENpERT CANNOT RELIEVE
THIS A REAL DRIVE,

"hut | cannot believe that il is a
real drive. Every requirement OF rca-
SON would direct the Germans tc press
their exploitation OF Russias resources
and Eussta's man power 10 the limit
while they held the west front lock ed
against our efforts"
Reports from Holland that peace
offer had been made semiofficial,y 10
the entente by Germany caught imme-
date attention. There was nothing at
tho Stale Department TO confirm this
report. hut some observers sa W the pos
sibility That the menace OF the German
guns had been turned loose to play a
LAUNDERING prelude 10 such an ofrer
for the effect upon the French and
British reopi.
Others saw possible significance in
the fact mat the German onslaught
comes quick on the heels Of the ac-
QUESTION OF Dutch shipping ~ The
United States and the allies
The purpose misht he, IL WAS said.
/" oversVe European neutrals or it
might ne that realization that the sub.
marine campaign had failed 10 block
the movement OF American troons 10
France led 10 resort TO desperate
effort 10 reach the channel ports
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-22
VIVA Men Rob Train.

III. PASD. Ten March 2i.-viia
followers under !;pifsnio IIolsuin.
dEnhm'ied aud robbed Mexican
Northwestern m.Aed passenger ana
lTtiShi train 'hlS morning at Santa
song II" miles sou'hwes; Of Juarsz,
k'iiins lwo passengers and woundinc
ZEN according TO messages received
mere to-day aud confirmed by the Mex
ican genera consulate
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-22
HEALTH CONDITIONS GOOD
Higher Sick aud Death Rate In Su.
tlonal Army Than In Guard
Campo.
fBy .Associatod Tr.,.l

WASHtNGTON March eth, army
health report for the last week. made
public to-day. SHOWS that the health
Of the troops generally is good \
higher SIGH and death rate prevailed
IN the National Army than in National
Guard camps This was due. the re-
port says. TO tho recent arrival at the
camps Of large numbers OF drafted
men.
The total deaths Tor the wcck in all
camps was $50. against l56 tho week
before.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-22
TRANSPORTATION LIMITED
Only 1000 Camp Ice Men to Take
Fart ID Pittsburgh
Parade.
| Bv .A.,onia,ed Dr.

III fSht RGH March .i.-l.ack o,
transportation facilities Nill prevent
Inc bringing OF more than 1000 Ma =
tonal Army men from Camp Lee Y,
10 Pittsburgh for parade IN April
ar feature Of the opening of the
ihlrd Liberty loan. This announcement
was made to-day by representatives Of
tne city OF Pittsburgh, who conferred
yesterday in Washington with Birec-
ior-tiencral McAdoo
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-22
BRISTOL MAN NAMED
John ~. cray Appointed United state.
Nire-Consu1 10 Matamora>.
Mexico.
rHy y ,socistei Press

"ASHlNGTON, March 2i.-John II.
cray formerly OF Bristol, Va. has been
@ppo MED United states vice-consul AZ
Matsmoras, Mexico. and Will :eav" for
MS posi- n few days il was aGn,uncci
TO-DAY since he resigned 81, 1918 a.
United states consular agent a: Victor
'"N!i!s. quebec. Mr.. Gray has made his
Rome in Washington
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-22
IasIct r,ofs.ser sceu Nearing

NEW YORK, March 9l.--Professor
scott Nearing, formerly OF the Univer.
SHY o. Pennsylvania and OF Toledo
hiVersity, nas to-day indicted by the
Featral s:and jury on the charge OF
violating the espionage act
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-22
DEMAND RoUMANIA
SURRENDER MUNITIONS
[By Associated Press.

MOSCOW. Tuesday. March liter
many has increased her demands uron
Eoumania and now asks that fou-
munia surrender TO the central powers
Ali Of her own war munitions, az wcll
as those left in Eoumania BY allied
troops
All the entente ministers remain in
Jassy, but will leave there II kcumanIa
surrcnders the war munitions 10 Ger
many.
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.rsnm.nt. Delay rtu. Cav.

MoRGAHToN. y. c., March IL
Tner, "aa little prospect at noon to-
Hay that the ease of Garfield and Aaron
fl,ts. >harked with the murder of pr.
T. 8 Tennessee. would 60 TO the Jury
oetors Tomorrow
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TO BUILD WAREHOUSES;
Eight Grsnt Structure. VIII ne Erected
81 Once At Bush's
Btnn,

NORFOLK. VA, March 2i-Nith or
ders TO begin work at once and push
20 completion. plans have been received
Tor eight depot Warehouses Ia he
erected d. the army hasc depot. Bush's
h'uH Each Of the buildings will he
li"o Zee; Ions and 50 feot wide. Of
hrick and concrete construction. Rain
to-day prevented the inauguration of
tic Mdrn
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GOVERNMENT FoRCE>
LEAVE THREE PROVINCES

~ Associated Press
PETROGEAD, Wednesday. March 20
krementchug, Menamenka and 70.
modan. in southern Russia, are beinr
evacuated by Eovernmen, forces. 4
Russian commission has left here for
Tskov 1" investigate reports Of attacks
on German troops
Armenian coiones in Turkes,an and
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Former senator Dead.

NJ" YORK. March :l.-Warner
Miller, Of Herkimer " T. who served
as United states Senator from this
stat" from 1881 to 1887. died here to-
( day, aged seventy-nine.
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rail Control nil signed.

WASHINGT'jN. March ol--pres,dcnt
wilson to-day signed the bill bring
ing railroads nndtr government optr-
atom and control until twenty one
months after the end Of the war
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the trans Caspian districts have de-
clared general mobilization. me
Soviet Council of the Republic Of the
Don has levied contribution OF 5000
600 rublcs on local capitalists.
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ordered 10 For. Cabinet.

MADRID. March 2I.--Antonio Maura
former Premier and Conservative
lsadsr, hss hnn Instructed by KIM
Alfonso 10 form Cabinet.