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M0RGANTOWN GIRL IS
AMONG The DEAD IN
PENNSYL YLVAN|A WRECK

HARRISRrRG. Ia. Mar. 1.-two
dead and over sc"r" injured. 81 ven Of
whom remain In th" Harrisburg hos
pital arc tho result nf a crash Of
lanhslid" In f;iiEah"rht"wn ca Of III"
Pennsylvania railroad AGAINST tH" 'in-
cinnh'i express early today.
Miss Lena Pam =. al Morcan:own.
West Virginia. and Mrs. Vera Ravens
croft q: Pittsburgh. wcr" k;llcd. Tn"
father Of Miss Palmer. who was y talent
cd p:au.'". h"!ng among ;hC inlur q.
Conductor /, T.. Edwards. "f IN" i'll 'at"d
train Is in serious condition al III"
hospital.
Tho force of tho s'!d". which Included
htg houldcrs. knocked two sleeping "nrs
containing more than ATTY prnpl over
three tracks and blocked the main limo
for hCura. Inquiries wcr" set on fn"t ny
tho public scrvirN commission aud tho
company, hut fulrd 10 show anything
but natural causes for thr slide.
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4 little earlier in tho day an Ant
sterdam dispatch quoted Field
Marshal Won fIindeuburg as say.
Ing that THE Entente has shown
an unreSponSive attitude toward
Gcrmany's peace intentions and
the great German offensive must.
therefore go on.
Later in the day General Won
Ludendorff. the German quarter
master general. was reported as
saying: Since the enemy is not
inclined 10 make peace. he will
have to fight. and this fight will.
OF course. be the most tremendous
OF the whole war.
General Won Ludendorff conttn-
ued: We are stronger than the
enemy as regards men. material,
aerial forces. tanks. everything. In
fact. OF which he boasted in stand
ing readiness on our front in great
ts; abundance.
II is admitted that offers OF
peace have been made 10 Serbia
BY AuStria.Hungary and Bulgaria.
bar it is stated that Serbia has alb
solutaly refused TO consider them.
The treaty OF peace submitted
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attention 70 :hls In cables 20 his news
paper ~ tho time.
At Kopcptghr Grcas War Planned.
Personally | d" not incline 20 this
view. but | do h"li"v" that A. k"n"p-
!shi tho war of !9i4 was finally agreed
upon. Too rnnNy bits ar evidence point
To this and from $nmcth!nr slih TO mo
at kicl hy n v'ry high r"rs"nHE" be-
fore Tn" nsSasSinal!nns ut SarnJcru. |
would iia%c s.u"s@"I Chat var Whs conf
INK had /: rot boon :mp0SS;hl" for ~"
10 h"li"vr that tho wnrld was 20 h"
plunged inin war simply h"r1U*" IN"
tirr.ann p"0D!" w"rn r"Stl"*s under h"
rul" oi muircracr.
when tho murder" occurred NJ Shrn-
t"vn all planH had been laid for WIZ"
and tho death ur Frnnz Ferdinand hrd
III" duchess rf Nnh"uh"rg T!rr"iy gnr"
another rIru~r 10 begin noaNlitirs.
Mfr"r Austria IN th" council o. n"tsHnrn
hnd ratified MI III" arrangements" nndr
ny the Euu"rur Wilhelm and Frnnz
Ferdinand for tho E.urrp";i: wur. In
douhtrdly IN" ';.rmIm emperor used his
Influence with Franz Ferdinand and
his wife in order ia srcurn thn formers
iL!,I Ia dragging Austria intn the witr---
Il war begun IN wtu thn dominion Of the
world.
How many IN America have heard tho
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HARD FIGHTING
ON WEST FRONT
Canadian Troops Attack Teu-
ton Trenches and Take
Prisoners.

LONDON, March l5.--Canadian
troops n the region Of Lens again
have attacked onemy trenches with
Success and taken prisoners, accord
Ing to the British official commit
nicatiuo issued this evOning. On
tho other hand. attempted -nemy
raids nrar PasGchendaeie and south
Of The McGin road were repu!sed by
the British. The text OF the com
nunicnt.on follows:
LAT dawn this morning Canadian
troops raileh enemy trenches south
east OF Lens and brought back Is
prisoners. A hostile rn d was at
tempted last nigh, In the neisEoor-
hood OF Pa6scheudaele by 4 large
party Of the enemy. who suffered
heavily from our artillery barrage
nad mnchinn gun f.re IN their IN
successful att. plpt to reach our lines
We occurred few prisoners. This
morn ug. under tho cover Of heavy
bombudmcnt hostile raldine
parry attacked our posts south OF
tho McnIn road, but was repulsed
ny rIfle tiro. ...
"Ihc hnr'i!c ARTILLERY Was lesa
act:vo or niort parts Of the front,
hut :. has showp somewhat greater
activity III :hc L, rs nnd Messinos
ccsorI end the 10 ghborhood OF
Tho prt.- Confines canal"
Spirited fictt!ul: i" reported al"n
II" french fr"ri. In tn" Champaign
ynu l"rnl .uc""Ssr<. German "ffici;
e
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Clocks 10 Go Forward
One Hour March 81

WASHINGTON, March 15.-The
daylight saving bill was passed
by the house today and now goes
to the president. The plan is to
set clocks forward one hour at 2
A. NJ, on the last Sunday in
March, and set them back an hour
at the same time on the last SUM-
day N October each year. The
vote was 252 to 40.
This plan was adopted last
year in England, France, Germany,
Italy, Norway, Sweden, Denmark.
and Portugal and this year in Aus
traIia and Iceland. The Canadian
government is considering it but
has withheld action until the Unit
ed States decided what to do.
The bill has had the support OF
practically all the large industries
in the country and its proponents
have urged that it will result In
orcat saving Of fuel and benefit
waoc earners in that they VIII
have more time for recreation our
ing the daylight hours.
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Kaiser Planned World War Before the Tragedy of Saraev
Amazing Gerard Readers of Pace to Face With kaseSn

all the tricks Of the politician are IN
use in Hungary.
In many families political talent
seems hereditary. Tisza, the Premier Of
Hungary for the period for some tima
before the war. was the son Of Tissa
who was Prcmiereof Hungary about the
year 1875. KnsSuth. son OF the great
Kossuth. has been active In politics Tho
father of Count julius AEdrasSy WAS
Premier about 1865 and favored Ger
many. policy which has heen inherited
Ivy hts son. One Of the s'-os-ip-law or
Count Andrassy's wife. Marquis Palla-
vicini camr Ia America {" net as best
man when my w!fr's sister married
Count SiSrny. !
Andrassy rnm" 10 Berlin during the
war, where had several long talks
with him. Tho one desire Of Hunga-
y!nns nnh Austrians alike is for peace
but surrounded by tho armies nf theiy
4; ;rrman masters. they have lost thSi~'
tndrpnndcucc of action. II bitter blow I
thu Mngynrs who nre not fond Of thu
Germans
Cnun, Stephen Tisza Is m obstinate
and able man. so nlany-s!ded that It II
related OF him that he fought a duel
fro~tiruA -. DaRa TAn-N u
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room were thrown open It was seen that
thr Kaiser had EK!ilfuily placed all the
guests Mt small tables. sitting a. one
with .hc empress and his tw" guests.
In thIs why he prevented conflict Of
precedence ard possible scene With
Snmr rruSslan royal princess,
After ON" or th"sn Pott ttdam visits
tho Austrian government appropriated
three hundred millions for new Sknda
cannon. and IL great Euh unexpected In
crrn-e In the navy waS voted. In Aus
trim its"lf IL vas 1r-n that tho German
influence wns dragging AnsIrta-Hun"
gary nearer Bml u"a"cr 10 war.
FrrdiuHnd di"lIkrd tn" llunSarianH.
md IN turn wnS hated by them. II no
nttaEurd the throne ~ tho rmplrr. RS
his children could not inherit, he
would hnra onhruvorrd FIRST tn remove
that obstacle: hut II h" hnd not suc-
corded. lie Intended. as harr said,
either ~ restore tho Kingdom OF DO
hrInln and place h!a son. child nf n
bohemian mother, on the newly created
throne. or create. pnes!bly from CON
qu-r-d lands. another Kingdom over
which HIS heir could reign,
Political GonIus Of Magyar1,
Tho MaGyars the real Hungarian rul-
Ing RAGE. are most skilltIl politicians.
Their elections often are corrupt, and
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Wheeling Sann1ies Plan TO
Come Home For Big Parade

Following information given be-
low in an authorized interview
with Major General Adelbert
Cronkhite, commanding the Eight
10th division Of tho National
army, at Camp Lee, that every SOL
dier will be allowed tive-day fur
Tough home before the division
sails for France, The lnteIlIgeneer
received a telegram from its SOL
der correspondent at the canton.
nent, stating that Wheeling and
Panhandle boys In the 314th West
Virginia Field Artillery are PLAN
nina to come in body to Wheel
ing for big parade on the occa-
sion of the opening here Of the
Liberty Loan campaign. The To-
cal committee in charge Of the
loan will get in touch with the
situation at once. and make the
necessary arrangements for the
biq demonstration.
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{ VAR
LORDS ASSERT
At TACK COMING
PREPARED TO LOSE
100000 SOLDIERS
If Necessary to Break Down
Entente on the West
ern Front.

AMSTERDAM March l5.-AccordinG
ia news received here Field Marshal
Won uind"rhurg has stated in an inter
iicw in Hcrin that the Entente had
shown an unrcspnnsivc attitude toward
Grrmany's peace intentions and that tho
great German offensive therefore must
20 on. In we'll Informed neutral quar-
;rrs recently the Associated Press cor
rcsrnrdrut was told that the Germans
were prepared to lose 3ho,no0 men in nm
offensive operation.
(rhc vcrdun offensive Of the. Ger
mans. IN which they failed utterly TO
break III" French line. has been esti-
mated in conservative quarters as haV-
ing cost them something like 6Q0.oOO
nciI.l
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GERMANY THREATENS
HOLLAND IF SHIPS
USED FOR ENTENTE

Holland stands In pertlous SIT
nation, accordin" to tho German
newspapers. which are printing etu-
toriaIs. evidently inspired on the
taking over Of Dutch SHIPS by tho
United states and Great Britain
Drastic measures" are advocated
If Holland gives away" to tho
allies.
Tho allied maritime transport
council. formed at the instance OF
tho American mission to England
and France, lcd by Colonel Z. M
House, has held It's first meeting
and announces that 1t will organize
allied shipping so that tonnage may
be used in the most effective mar
net.
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| AMSTERDAM. March l5.-Gcrmany
nnw Is stronger than her enemies In
! men. material apd air force. and In
'tarks os we'll. General Won LudcndorfT
declared In an interview In The Cologne
Volks Zcitung. The general said the
rnn,ny was welcome 10 attack and would
find Germany ready. and that II he
was not inclined TO make peace he
would hav" "a fight.
"Our front in I'll" west is now much
, moro favorable for us than II was
last wear" General Won Ludcndorff told
tLc ir;;crvif y:..r How difficult tho sit
uattnr waS must h" Eunfcd iTor' uc
fact that yvr had 70 restore calm in tn"
! cast and defeat italy in the south. But
! now wn nrn stronger than the enemy,
both as regards men. material. aerial
: forces. tanks. Everything ilt tact or
which no hoas,od ia standing in rcadi-
mess on our side in the greatest ahun-
Garrr
"Ir the enemy wishes to attack now
| lot him do So. He will find us ready.
II the enemy irrs rot want peace ho
will have. tn fight. and Tins fight, Will
of course. lc III" most tremendous OF
thn whole war With Gods aid we will
obtain German pence. not "a doubtful
pcncc."
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--
Marfl It Wheeling.

The prediction Of Foreeaster :
Pennywitt that the top notch OF
the near flood would be SO feet
at Wheeling has been missed by
two feet. Here at four o'clock
this morning the river is 35 feet
8 inches and nearly stationary:
The maximum will be reached 5
within an hour or two with about -
So feet. The two feet less OF =.
water greatly decreases the dam:ss
age In the Wheeling district,
which at the worst, however, Z
would not have been great.
For tho third time within a month
the Wheeling district escapes today
with what may be termed A. 'car-flotF,
with a maximum stage Of about IS feet
predicted by Forcaster Pcnnywitt for
o'clock Saturday morning. At ( o'clock
this morning the river here is 80 feet
S inches and. rising slightly over one
inch an hour. 1t was then predicted
that the river here would become sta,
Mt about Sc feet. not later
thun o'clock a. m. In the Main street:
(ContInued on PaRe Fourtoeh.)
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TUMULTUOUS SCENES
IN AUSTRIAN CHAMBER

WASHINGTON, March l5.-An
official despatch from zur.ch says
that tunultuous scenes occurred
Inst wednesday in tho Austrian
chamber on the discussion OF thu
food situat!cu. Thoy were provoked
by the Austrian Tortons who ac-
cused the Czechs OF wanting to
s.arve Austrin. When CZoch ora-
: tor declared thnt Prague had no
flour. no potatoes. no vino, no milk
md no eggs. tho Austrians cried
'wc have not any either" and Pan
Germantgt member Wolf said:
lyon nre the allies Of England"
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Special Dispatch to Tho TntclliErncer.
CAMP LEE. PETERSBURG. Va,
March 5.-Evcry Wheeling soldier her
as we'll as every Sammlc OF the tiSh-
',ic,h division. which has been designated
for service overseas. VIII DC permitted 10
60 home for & nvc-day furiOuCh before
he departs for over there. THIS Is the
announcement that has bccn made her"
hv Major General A1"lhert 'ronkhit"'
tho commandant hero. This Will DO IN
recognition of the faithful manner in
which the soldiers have devoted them
selves to their work and the enthusiasm
and renewed energy they displayed when
It was announced that they would go TO
France.
In commenting uron giving tho mon
their passes, General Crorkhit" said: i
wish every officer and enlisted man in
the Eich,icth division to have An oNUor-
tunity 70 run homc for n farewell visit
before We leave. We are going TO ha
gone a long timc-tGst rs long as Is
necessary to do n good job. It's only
right and fair return for tho long
hours they are giving M 70 the int"n-
slve training In thes" finishing stages
that they should have few days "ff to
sec the folks at home.
"Of course they cannot all go nt oncn.
especially during tho last few days. That
would bc giving notice tn NIL the world
OF the exact date OF our departure. Reg
mental commanders will adjust tho mat
ter however 30 that leaves and fur
louEhs will be we'll distributed over III"
allotted time. Tho permits will bc for
fve-day periods. IT must not hc under
stood thnt the dnte upon which tho last
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MuRDERERS EXECUTED.

BATON ROUGE. La. March IL
James Rudolph E.ntrenkin. Of Nidala.
La, slayer Of ,Tcn"sr!'!" La. saloon.
keeper, and Walter Campbell. Of Bat.
on Rouge. negro EHu"G'r"r. w"f" eye
cutcd Today al III" stat" p"nit"ntiary
hrrc. Th" .pyrruiiOns. which w"rr nri.
yatc. took plac" few minutes apart.
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Mr. Gerard's second book written
since his departure from Berlin upon
the severins Of diplomatic relations
with Imperial Germany. has been So
sured by The 1ntelliGencer for news
paper publication. 1t will appear
simultaneously in daily lnsta ,lments
In this and other newspapers IL
c.n.ed BY the Philadelphia Public
Ledger. Any infringement Of the
Public Ledger's copyr;Sh, will DO
prosecuted
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36 FEET HERE
THIS MORNING J:
IS HIGH MARK
OVER IS FEET HAS
NOW BEEN REACHED
Damage in the City and. Dis
trict Small Trolley Traf-
fic Interrupted. =: =.
PITTSBURGH, Pa, Maroh ID.

PITTSBURGH, Pa, March ID.
A flood stage Of 80 feet II sx-
pected at Wheeling tomorrow
morning, according to the An
nouncement Of the local Weather
bureau tonight. The stage Will
probably be reached about 0
O'Clock, Foreoaster Pennywttt
said tonight.
The flood reached It's ereSt at
near rs feet hero this afternoon
and WAS starting to recedo this
evening. Baltimore & Ohio tracks
in this vicinity, together with
Exposition park, old National
league bail park and = section Of
Brunot's island, where ths power
plant supply for the entire city IL
located, were inundated by the
food
Forecaster Ponnywitt sent the
warning Of tho 80 foot Wheeling
stage broadcast this evening, and
locnasters throughout tho upper
Ohio valley wsro given tho infor.
nation
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That peace terms offered Great Britain by Germany
NAV possibly be inferred several significant statements given out
Friday Robert Cecil British minister of bo"kae when asked
proposals received for al the expense OF R
a answered such proposals being considered or will
II considered.
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CHAPTER XXI.

In ths chapter on Emperor Wilhelm
7 have stated the belief prevalent. even
Ia Germany. that he intended as his nrsf
stso toward his openly expressed ambi.
ttera 6ne Ho1A Dominion 70 make him
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Face to Face With Kaiserism'
Nv JAMES ". GERARD.

BY JAMES ". dEhAAD.
Arnsxcan Ambassador at the German
Imperial Court, July 73, 1913,
20 February 4, 1917.
Autnor Of ~ky Pour Years IN Germany"
tcopyriSht 1918 by Public Ledger co..
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HAS GERMANY OFFERED
PEACE tn THE ENTENTE
Significant Statement Made Made By Lord Robert Cecil,
of the British Cabinet and By Generals Won Hin
denburg and Won Ludendorff the
German Military Head

LONDON March 15-Replyng to an inquiry as to whether
the that proposals had been received
from Germany peace the expense OF Russia Lord Cecl
the minister of said the house OF commons today AS
considered
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W.S.S. READ EVERY DAY W.S.S.

Join the honor today Of Thrift
Savings Stamp
There are two kinds Of stamps Savings and
Thrift Stamps
War Savings Stamps vary price Sab s423 accord
purchased. They increase value
every until January T. 1928 they earn per cent
compounded quarterly
not interest When sixteen
holder surrender the card and
to War Savings Cerltcate
compounded
quarterly
dollar spare and In
Thrift Stamp War Savings Stamp
One lending the government to
unaninniy spirit and cooperation will soon
struggle for worldwide Christian democracy
by Chnrtes
publication
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(Continued on Page Ten.)
WEATHER FORECAST.

West virgtnin-FeE Saturday and
Sunday, warmer Sunday.
weston Pennsylvania and Oho-Fair
and warmer, Saturday and Sunday.
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RUSSIANS HAVE
ACCEPTED THE
GERMAN TERMS
Vote Is Overwhelming, 453
to 30-Wilson Note Of
No Avail.

PETEOGRAn. Thursday. March
14.-The All.RuSs!an Congress OF
SovietS. meeting in Moscow today
bv vote Of -? 20 81. decided 20
ratify tho peacs treaty with rhe
Central powers.
N. Ryanznnov. 4 prominent Hol-
shevlk theorisi. and representa-
tives Of all ri" professional un.
ions resigned from the BolSher!k
party after the vote.
LONDON. March IA Reuter-
dispatch flied yesterday at Pe;ro-
grad says that the RolSherik ma
iori,y al 'hc Moscow conference
decided by a vote of +""& 10 81 70
support the peace :!eatF.
tThA FOREGOING despatch indi-
cares tha, only the Rolsh"vik dele-
gates to ;he Moscow conference
were VeDreSenied in the vote taken
in what may have b"en q majority
caucus. The N.nsheviki and
probably other factions are reprH-
sen:ed az the conference. but n
view Of the strength Of tire BolSha-
yik it IS improbable that their de-
cision could b.. reversed. Owing
10 the present condition Of cable
transmission. >desratcheS received
,uonttaued on Page Ten.)
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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-03-01
SOUTH NEWFANE.

About 50 relatives and neighbors
gave Mrs. Herman J. Ingram surprise
birthday party Saturday evening. the
10th. Mrs. Ingram S son, Bert Il. vii
liams, planned the pleasant affair.
Zion s Herald of February 20 states
that Rev Arthur B. Moss, who has been
pastor of tho Union Methodist church in
Dariceling, India, two years past, is on
his way to America, accompanied by
his family, to assist in the centenary
campaign.
! The telephone electrician went over
| the lines between this village and East
Dover Monday. The high wind of Tues
day, however, put line out of commits
sion. The wind did considerable damage
to buildings, etc. Herbert F. Pierce s
sugar house was blown down and many
of the buckets were blown out of it.
At Sidney ID. Jones S n large number of
states were blown from the roof of his
new barn, the roof of the sheep barn
was loOsened, the roller door of the
wagon house blown off, and some other
damage caused. At Bert +. Adams :
three buildings were unroofed A part
of the elm tree at the end of the GOV
cred bridge near II. Wallace Adams :!
!, was blown down.
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GREEN RIVER.
School Doing Good Work.

The village school closed Feb. 81.
Those perfect in attendance were Alton
Lynde and Elva Gallup; absent one
dav, Bernice Fairbanks and Gerald
Lynde The teacher, Miss Leila Gallup
has taught the school the past three
years and much progress in studies and
methods has been made. The school
room has been transformed from a
gloomy. dinqy room into bright clean
home like place, with fresh paint pa
per and muslin curtains, nearly all the
work being done by the teacher and
children. 4 small, well-equipped kitch-
enette in one corner gives hot lunches
about twice a week, the supplies be-
ing canned products from the school
war garden of last summer, supplement-
ed by the children S lunch boxes. The
pupils stand well in their classes and
are learning lessons of thrift and in
dustry rs well.
| No stage Tuesday, the thaw making
the huge drifts on the hills impossible
| for teams.
The Gallup boys came from theil
school in Deerfeld to spend the holiday
at the farm.
| The little son of Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace
Buffum, who has been very i'll with in
digestion, is somewhat improved.
George Lynde has returned to Der
nardston, where he and Mrs. Lynde vii
spend the remainder of the winter.
Mrs. Maurice Cutting, who was il
Bcrnardston several days, was Gale,
home Tuesday by the illness of he
son, Master Kenneth Howard.