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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-03-07
100000 men
To Be Called to Colors
Gradually in 1918
War Department Plans Do Not Call for
Creating Of Any Ad dtionaI Divisions
New Quota likely to Be Based on
Glass

Washington. MARCEL 6.-While larc >
number of men will pc called out dur
ing the present year to fill up the army
and complete its organization it was
learned tonight THAI war department.
plans do not call fir the creation If
any additional divisid ns in 1918.
The announcement concerning ING
second draft expected soon from Pru-
vost Marshal General Crowder may
out line the manner in which less than
100000 men-probably not much III
excess Of S00.0G0--are to be summoned
gradually during the year to complete
the existing organizations. Delay in The
announcements as to the next draft
is understood TO be due to uncertainty
as to which method of allotins quotas
TO the states is to be followed.
Base Quota on Class One
The Senate already has passed and
the House military committee has fa :
yorably reported an amendment TO ihc
law to base the quota in number Of
men in class one instead Of upon the
total registration Of state. This
change is regarded AS certain TO "e
Continued on Page Cool p
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IS BRITISH
co TO
THE BOTTOM

London. March 6.-Eighteen British
merchantmen were sunk by mine or
submarine in the last week. according
TO the admiralty report tonight. IF
these II were vessels of 1909 tons CT
over, six being under that tonnage. NJ
fishing craft were sunk.
Arrivals of British merchantmen Al
ports in the United Kingdom. .Ola
sailings 3209; merchant unsuccess-
fully attacked. 6.
Number Like Last Week
The losses Of British shipping in the
last week were the same as in the pre-
vious week with respect to the num-
Der Of merchantmen sunk. In the pre-
vious week however, IA of the - VS.
sels destroyed were of more than l6h"
tons. shrd
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-03-07
AMERICAN TROOPS NOW HOLD
over EIGHT MILES TRENCHES
At Least Three Divisions of Troops on U. S. Sec
tor - Frontage Liable to Extension to Full
Army Corps Allotment - Speculation as to
First Corps Commander

Washington. March 6.--American trooos
arc now holding something over eight
miles Of trenches on the battle front n
France, it was learned today. although
in an airline their frontage is only about
four and a half miles. This frontage IS
liable to extension at any time to the reg
uIar trench allotment for an army corps
To Obtain Thanking Fire
lrregularity of the French lines is "e
sponsible tor their eight miles OF FROM
They are laid out so that Hankins Gre
rnay be obtained along every part Of the
front, Strong points containing machine
guns jut out for this purpose. The
trenches also follow closely amy pro.ao-
tive slope Of the country and wander .p
and down hill.
The American sector is understoo TO De
divisional frontage. which means that
AZ least three divisions of troops are ther,
to give the necessary support in depth fn-
the front lines. This fact has aroused
speculation mere as 10 who will he selected
by Cen. 'ershing to command the first
corps Of The army. Mai. Gen. Hunter
I~Ggett is Known to have acted in that ca
pacity, but as Yet the expedtionary cG,n-
nanher has not made any recommertia-
ton.
1t is possible that the French system
W. uld be followed III the American army
50 lar as the appointment Of corps ON
n&nders goes. If the French practice is
adopted the grade of lieutenant general
may he employed for field army com
manders.
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FIND WRECkAGE OF
CROSS RIP L|GH1SH|P
THINK SIX DEAD

Boston. March GA torn and water
soaked American flag and the Iudder o. 4
slips boat bearing the words "s'ross
Rip were brought here today and ar.
believed 10 be evidence Of the sinking of
the Cross Rip ightship, which was tom
from her moorings off Nantucket 10y ipe
foes late in January. The articles we're
picked up by fishermen of the schoone;
Kineo while they were hauling their acts
1876 miles east OF Gorges Bank Feb. -
On board the lightship when she w.
carried away from her moorings w.re
Mate Henry +. JOY in command: Ma
cf,nist r. NJ. Johnson; Cook William
Ecse and Seamen Almon r. Wixon. r,
Fl. Phillips and A. G.. Joy. All but a..
latter were married and lived on ca .e
God. =
Captain RICHARD Phillips. commander
o the craft, was ashore at the time O,
leave
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-03-07
ALL SHOCKED
At Sudden Death Irish
Nationalist Leader
King, Premier and Ulster Leader All
Unite in Paying Tribute to John E.
Redmond Who Made Life Fight for
Home Rule-Resoutions Of Regret
from United States

London, March 6.-John L.. Redmond
morning.
Nh Redmond, who underwent an oH-
Grafton in London last Friday, passed
fair day yesterday and apparently
WAS maintaining the progress shown
Monday.
The Irish convention, which had bee a
supported Ivy Mr.. Redmond yesterday
adopted a message of sympathy III
which. an earnest wish was expressed
FOR his early and complete recovery.
lie died peacefully at As O'Clock this
morning. Death was due TO heart fail
ure following the recent operat ton.
The physicians attending Mr. Rel
mOnd issued the following ANNOUNCE
ment.
I'VE regret 10 announce thar ,s:un
Redmond died at 7.45 this morning OW-
ing to several serious attacks of illness
q severe operation was faced with
great courage. 1t had become impera
lively necessary. owing to an intesti-
nal obstruction. This was relieved by
the operation and for some days sat
isfactory progress was maintained. At
ter fairly comfortable day Tuesday
heart failure supervened during the
night and after few hours Mr.. Red
moud passed peacefully away"
The news Of the death OF the Ma
tlonalist leader brought messages If
sorrow ana regret from III! sections Of
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W|NSL0W man
Dead from Scarle t
Fever Overseas
p.r,n,no Reports Additional Casualties
.,om German Attack on American
7..,eh Al TouI-Oead Of March I
Now Number 22


washington. March 6. General
psr.hirg TO-DAY reported five men killed
IL action. two severely wounded and
4, slightly wounded.
The Dead
Tin, dead are
prlyatos Dyer J. Bird fleetwood. O..
MARCH /. Aften CARRIER. White Oak.
,rk. March /: t.llery a. Chism, Pc
,srshafn. Mass. Feb. 10: frank Vale
ak Joliet. Ill.,. Feb. %, and Wagner
charles Cavehaugh friend l.. f. FitZ-
,atrick Medford. Mass. March ,.
Severely Wounded
The severely wounded Were Corporal
Nphonsus G.. Mccarthy, friend Miss
Catherine Carpenter. birmingham.
Mass. FEB. =. and Private Ralph G..
wheeier Gilsum y IT,, Feb. 20
Slightly Wounded
The slightly wounded included:
priva'es John .Nrda, friend Charles
Harris. Chelsea Mass. Feb. 20; Al
fred J Grafton. bennington. VI. March
J. Roll l.. Christlanson, f;eadIns.
Mass March 2. Herman Gustafson.
Continued on Page Col. p
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Preliminary Treaty Of
Peace Is Agreed Upon
Says Bucharest Wire
AID TRANSPORT
TEUTONIC TROOPS
Rumania Codes Province Of Do
brudja Far as Danube-Will
DemObilize Eight Divisions Of
Army Immediately-To Evac-
uate Austrian Territory

Amsterdam March Ga preliminary
peace treaty between Rumania ana the
Central Powers was signed last evening.
say. dispatch from Bucharest.
Rumania codes the province Of pohiud-
il as far as the Danube TO the Central
Powers and undertakes to further the
transport Of Teutonc troops through
Nolda"ia and BessaraDia 10 ode ssa.
Terms Of Treaty
Following are the terms q the !.r~iinI.
nary peace treaty:
"l-ltumania cedes to The Central Allied
Powers Dobrudia as far as the Danube
1.-the Powers of the Quadruple Ali
ance will provide and maintain trade
route Tor Eumania by way nf Constan.d
TO the Black sea.
"Ul-The frontier rectiticatious demaud-
Ell by Austria Hungary on the frontlrr
between Austria hungary and Ruman,a
are accepted III principle BY Rumania
Continued on Page Cool. q
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CONFIRMATION FRENCH
REPORT AMERICAN
SUCCESS IN LORRAINE

headPuartors American troops m
france March s.-(Ry The Associated
fleSsl' American troops on still an
''her place on the French fronts have
'eeh 'aided by Germans. who were re-
pulsed with losses
ms Is the first time permission is
tlVen 70 mention this engagement The
american forces entered the battle line
" certain place in Lorraine. The
french commander congratulated the
americans on their behavior.
me foregoing is confirmation of the
french official statement March 5
Nhich SAID that a German attack on
trenches held by American forces in
Lorraine on the night Of March was
repulsed
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Further Disordered Conditions
TEXAS STEP NEARER
STATE PROHIBITION

Austin. Texas, March 5-Texas took
q step nearer statewide prohibition to-
day when the lower house Of the Legis-
lature passed finally the statutory bin
prohibiting sale or manufacture of
spiritotous or malt liquors containing
intoxicants and shipment into the
state of liquors except for scientific,
mechanical or sacramento purposes
Tie bill now goes to the Senate.
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DANIELS ACTS
Creates Five-Mile Dry
Naval Camp Area
Sale or Giving Away Of Liquor For
bidden-Situation Near Mare Island
Camp Where German Brewer Alleged
to Control Business One Of Causes
for Order

Washington, March 6.-Five-mile di :
zones around eight permanent ma II
training stations and camps. irresper-
tive Of whether there is an incorporate
ed city or town within those limits,
was ordered today by Secretary Dan
iols. Other orders may be issued later
but for The present no change is made
in the regulations governing conditions
around other camps.
Sale or Giving Away Forbidden
Under the authority Of the selecti1e
service law the secretary forbids the
sale or giving away of liquor within
five miles of the Naval Academy at An
napolis; the Great Lakes Training sta
ton near Chicago; the training sta
tions at Newport. r. l.. Norfolk. Va,
and Hampton Roads, the training canp
at Mare Island. Cal, and the marine
stations at Quantico. Va. and Port
Royal, S. G.
AS in the case of army camp zones
an exception is made Of the serving OF
LIQUOR in private homes TO members II
the family or guests.
In a statement explaining the order
Secretary Daniels said it had become
to protect the young sail
ors who were in training. He referred
at length to conditions Mt Newport
and at Vallejo. Calf. near the Mare
Island station, which he said the 10
cal authorities had been vainiy urged
to correct.
For many months. said the state
ment. "the evils resulting from the
presence of intoxicating liquor i'll the
vicinity of certain places under naval
jurisdiction have been brought re-
peatedly To the attention of the de-
Continued on Page Cool. 3
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GASOLINE CAUSES
DEATH TWO CHILDREN
IN FIRE At PERHAM

Caribou. Me. March 1.-Two children
f"hl DoVoe Of Perham, both undcr
Years II age. were burned TO death
\ N h"rned that she was not expect
." ''cnNor when the Devoe home was
burned Monday o;.,,, ,.c,ra;, 20
we'd here today the fire vas
'Na 10y an explosion OF gasoline.
'ed In lamp by Mrs. DeNoe by
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DECREE ORDERS
AIMING WHOLE
RUSS PEOPLE

Fe'rograd March s.--The official
"'"s agency announces that Supreme
''ltarN council has been formed fer
'''ehse of the country. The commits
N"Ief for military affairs has issued
d decree ordering that the entire PEG.
pie be armed
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ST DELEGATES
Bolt Prohibitionists for
New National Party
100 Others Say Will Join New Party
Formed by Socialist Bolters-Co-
ordination Was Proposed After Pro-
pesal for Complete Merger Was Re-
jected

Chicago. March 6. F'itty-one dele
gates to the Prohibition National Con-
vention tonight bol,ed to the new Ma
tional Party and approximately 100
others. including the national commit
tee chairman, Virgil G. IIinsnaw, signi-
fed their intention of joining the new
party, which was formed by Social
lists who bolted from the St Louis Con-
vention.
The action was taken because Of fail
IRE Of the Prohibition Party conven
ton to vote for a merger with the Ma
tional Party.
The 81 boilers, led by National Con-
vention Chairman Fl. l.. Parish of Mis-
souri,: w. j. Caldewood of Minnesota,
and State Senator F.. F.. I.obeck of Min
nesota, formed outside the convention
hallwhi le the National Party was in
session and in loud voices proclaimed
CONTINUED on Page Cool. 81
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B0LSHEv|k GOVERNMENT HAS
BEGUN PETR0GRAD EVACUATION
Moscow New Capital of Russia = Trotzky De-
clares Revolutionary L ca der Prepared to
Fall Back Even to Ural Mountains and Pro-
claim Holy War in Aid of Revolution Popu-
lation of Petrograd Is Hastily Quitting City

Late reports from Russia Indicate
that the RolsheNik government proba
bly VIII not keep its engagement with
the Germans 10 ratify next Tuesda.'
the peace compact agreed upon 1T
Brest- LitoNsk. The evacuation of Pc.
rograd hN the Bolshevik government
and the populace already mas begun
and Trotzky, the foreign minister, has
announced that the leaders of the rev
o!ution are prepared to fall back even
TO the TRIAL mountains. which sep;,-
Erocl2in. holy war in order 10 cir
cumvcut the plans Of the Germans Is
make the revolution unsuccessful.
Operations Not Yet Ceased
II seems cNidcn, that the Germans
Rave not yet ceased their operations
against the Russians. for kryleuko. ihc
l;olSh'4Nik comnarde"-i n-chief has soy.
4 protest 80 tho German comma meet.
asking whether All steps had been talk
IN y. him fOr i CeSSo tion If hOstih-
tics. \ like message was dispatched 20
the Austro- Hungarian commander The
reason for the latter communications.
however. is NOT apparent. for the
forces Of the Dual Monarchy are known
to be bent on clearing Little Russia of
Erlshcyiki III order 10 carry nut The
compact 70 aid the Tkrainians i'll cs-
tabishn2 and administering their new
formed republic.
Whether japanese troops are to in-
Nadc Siberia and pun down the dlsor-
der there and also make secure the
great stores of all kinds that are in the
han Dor of Nladivostok apparently has
not yet beer determined. In Japan the
Continued on Page Cool. 81
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Republicans Resent Interference
on Part Of Secretary McAdoo with
legislative Functions of CONGRESS-

Washington, March 6.-Bowng to rising
opposition in the Senate. administration
leaders today compromised the dispute
over the security issue control provision
of the War Finance Corporation and :.
tactic agreement was reached for passage
OF the measure tomorrow.
Voluntary Licensing Securities
Voluntary instead of compulsory lie ms
ing of security issues of 100000 or more
vas accepted after another day of spirited
debate and of negotiations between Sec
rotary McAdoo and leaders of both fac
tons. The compulsory licensing ,,an
was stricken from the bill by a Wv,
yoce vote together with provisions for
fine and imprisonment OF persons violat-
ms. orders of the capital issues committee
established to censor security Issues.
The compromise substitute, drafted b.
Senator Reed OF Missouri. Democrat, and
offered by senator swanson of Niry MIA
after Secretary McAdoo had given his APP
prevail, retains the plan for examination
OF security issues by capital issues conf
mittee which IS given official and legal
status. bur with power limited 10 recon-
mending whether such issues are conpat-
ible with interests of the war. Chairman
simmons OF the finance committee .eX-
planned that in effect the new provision
would retain the present voluntary corr
mittee plan and with the influence of the
treasury department stack exchanges and
bar ks supporting would prevent f1ota-
ton OF securities which the committee
disapproves
For the clause peralizing the Violation
oc the capital issues committees orders
or regulations. q substitute was adop.e t
providing penalties OF 5000 fine and ore
years Imprisonment Tor violation of the
law excluding the committees rules.
Win these COMPROMISES, attained after
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Cross, Medals and CheyronS
For j. s. Soldiers Overseas
War Service Chevrons

eminent in a duty OF great responsibility
in time of war
War Service Chevrons
War Service chevronS will be given f0r
each six months of active service in the
zone of the advance in the war. They
are, to be Of gold and will be worn on
the lower half OF the left sleeve of the
Uniform coat "Disablement by gas the
order states, will be considered a
wound"
Other citations for gallantry will be IN
dicated in each case by silver star worl
upon the ribbon of the Distinguished Ser
vice Cross.
Where men awarded the medal or or oss
are killed or die before the award an
be made. the decoration will be sent TO
the nearest rela
Mexican Service Badge
Issuance of a Mexican service badge
was announced today by the war de-
partment for all officers and enlisted
men who had served in Mexico as r7.m-
bers of the Vera Cruz expedition al
members of the punitive or other expedi-
lions. those who participated in engage
ments in which there were casualties 10
United States troops and members of the
Mexican border patrol in proximity to en-
gagements resulting in casualties among
their units.
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THREE ALfENISTS STATE
HUPP MENTALLY UNSOUND

Cleveland. March 6.-~Thc testimony
in the trial of Elmer Hupp, wealthy
oil promoter, was concluded late to-
day. Three alienists teStifeG tina,
Iiupp was mentally nnsound" AT the
time he shot and killed Charles L.
joyce. ON the night of January 10.
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CHINESE FACTIONS
WILL AID JAPAN
IN SIBERIAN ACTION

London. March 6--The Daily Mail to-
day prints a dispatch from Tien Tsin
under Mondays date which quotes a
telegram from Port Arthur as stating
that the arrangements regarding ia
PANS intervention Of Siberia have been
made by tile allies.
Further Disordered Conditions
The Tien Tsin message contains fur
tier reports of disordered conditions in
the border areas. Fighting is said to
be proceeding AT Chita between the
Buriat Cossacks and the Bolslevik
forces while numerous disturbing re-
Continued on Page 9-coI. p
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Distinguished Service Cross

The ID. $. g." of the American army
is TO be "a bronze cross Of appropriate
design and ribbon to be worn, in heu
thereof to he awarded by the President
or by the commandments of the
American eXpeditionary forces for OK
trG ordinary heroism i'll connection with
military operations against an armed en-
envy of the United States under circurl-
stances which do not Justify the awarl Of
the Medal of Honor. Awarding Of the
Cross is made retroactive to April 6. 1917.
Any soldier who has appropriately distn-
guished himself since that date becomes
eligible.
The Distinguished Service Medal, also
Of bronze, will be awarded for exc4p-
tionally meritorious service to the co.
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RELIABILITY

When buying ,Iewelry the reliability Of
the Hrm You re trading with Is the first
consideration We have been in the
JeweIry business right here on Lisbon
street SIS years and guarantee every arti.
Gle sold IN our store to he exactly as
represented We also guarantee our
prices to be as low COR Iower) rs any
other reliable Jewelry House in Maine.
watches. Diamonds. Rings. Wedding
Rings, Seal Rings Silverware for the
table. and all sorts of beautiful and mex
nensiye Gift articles.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-03-07

Washington, March 6.-New decorations
and insignia for American soldiers or
order of their value are: \ Distinguished
Service cross i Distinguished Service
Medal. War Service cheyrons and Wound
che vrons. Women are eligible to receive
both the cross and the medals.
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ATTACK CEDDES
FOR DISMISSAL
OF JE:l!LLIC0E

London, March 6.-The dismissal Of
Admiral Sir John X. .Jellicoe from the
post of first sea lord last December
was the subject Of attacks on Sir Eric
Geddes. first lord of the admiralty. in
the House of Commons this afternoon
Sir Edward Carson termed it ma
tional calamity. lie asserted that the
war cabinet Of which he was at that
time a member. was not responsible
and said that naval officers protested
against it.
FIouted Whole Fleet
Admiral Sir Hcdworth Mcux declared
that Sir Eric Geddes had fouted the
whole fleet.
Andrew Bonar Law. spokesman for
the government, explained how Premier
Lloyd George had summoned MN to
the cabinet room. Geddes was there
and said he had come to the conclu
had been this change.
Sir Edward Carson, interrupting Mr..
Bonar Law. interjected:
IF | had continued TO be first lord
7 would certainly have resisted the re-
moval OF Admiral Jellicoe."
Mr. Bonar Law. resuming said: Sir
Eric told me AT the same time that
the subject had not been mentioned
to him for two months by the Premier,
and that he had come to the conclusion
absolutely on his own initiative.''
No Pressure for Change
The first lord here interposed and
said he thought that if the aGvico he
gave was accepted by the Premier i.
became the decision of the government
He would like to say that. from the
day he accepted office until Admiral
Jellicoe left the admiralty no sugges
ton had been made and no pressure
had been put upon him to make any
change at the admiralty.
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Republicans Resent interference


was regarded assured
Republicans Resent Interference
Republican Leader Gallinger and Sena-
tors Harding of Ohio and McCumber of
North Dakota. Republicans, resented
what they termed interference of Score
tar5 McAdoo with functions Of Congress
in Iegisla ton. Senator Harding, deplorire
fr5Ets of "autocratic powers and saving
that country was war mad. declared lie
mere authority.
Approving the modification Of the secur.
tiles licensing plan. Senator Understood
OF Alabama. Democrat. declared enor-
NOUS powers were proposed under the Oil
and that It would create the biggest H.
nancal trust the country has seen" n
regret ii is necessary to carry the govern
ment to far afield from its norma,
course" he added.
Senator Gallinger deplored the pr,c-
tce of Congress accepting bills drawn
in government departments and .'rese,tad
the interference Of Secretary McAdoo
II hope Congress will assert itself, ne
said. land frame Its own bills. The pres.
ent system is vicious
Senator Simmons declared he accented
the licensing compromise on his own
judgment and not because ii was app,,,v.
ed by Secretary McAdoo.
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THE WEATHER
FAiR-coloER

Forecast: Fair. colder THURSDAY;
Friday fair, warmer.
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much heated debate, only comparatively
minor amendments remained to be dis
posed OF and the hills passage tomorrow
was regarded assured.
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DreW's Reliable, JeweIry Store

Established 1915 years ago
.3 Lisbc n Street, Lewiston, Me
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All WeatherS

.,.,iaed advertising works al tle
,aI- weather or foul. II yoa
h,s task a want ad" can dc
-t 3, The want al TO work
%, .ast task.
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Be1hs-ifty

4 Of value which you no longer use
be THRIFTY-adverti 1t in the
Journal and get the cash out Of It.
A Classiit al will turn the trick
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eminent in duty OF great responsible