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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-08-22
Ranskalaiset edenneet lahes
MALTA

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ed by the Act of Oct. 6, 1917.
| Ranskan kymmenes armeija
hy0kkasi kymmenen mailin rim.
tamalla Olsen ia Aisnen valilla
edeten toisin paikoin noin kah
den mailin syvyydelle, mikali
taistelurintamalta saapuneessa
sahk0sanomassa maintain.
Rnskalaisten eteneminen on
asettanut vaaraan kaikki saksa
laisten asemat SoisSonsin luona
ia Aisne joella.
On mahdollista eta saksalaiss
! ten on nyt peratydyttava Che
mindes Damesin harjanteelle
Ennen kello yhdeksaa tiistai
aamuna olivat ranskalaiset otta
meet yli 500 vankia.
Kolmella tarkealla sektorilla
lantisella taistelurintamalla on
saksalaiset pakotettu luovutta.
maan strategiresti tarkeita ase-
mia britilaisten ia ranskalaisten
joukkojen hyokkayksien odessa.
Lys joen sektorilla on who'll
men vetaytynyt takaperin noin
6 MALTA pitkalla rintamalla jat.
taen Mervillen tarkean kylan
hrittilaisten kasiin.
Matz ia Disc jokien valilla CO
vat ranskalaiset taistelleet tien.
sd Lassignyn kylan lantiselle
laidalle, ia kauvempana etelassa
ovat tasavallan joukot hy0kan
meet Thiescourtin metsasta ja
valloittaneet Pimprezin, joka
sijaitsee Olsen laaksossa Noyon
Compiegnen tien varrella.
Soissonsin luoteispuolella O.
vat ranskalaiset Charlepontin
ia Fontenoyn valilla pakotta.
meet saksalaiset peraytymaan
toista MALTA yhdeksan mailin
pituisella rintamalla vallOittaen
useita kylia ia ottaen 2,200 van
kia.
Noin 40 divisional tiedetaan
vihollisen kayttaneen askeisis
sd taisteluissa. Niista on 27 kay
tetty brittilaisia vastaan.
Eras brittilaisten kasiin jOu.
tunut salainen saksalaisen ylis
paallyston maarays osoittaa
etta kenraali Ludendorf pelkaa
hevospulaa Saksan armeijassa.
Maarayksessa annetaan kOmen-
tajille varotus eta hevosia tn
lee kaikin mokomin saastaa kos
ka ."usia eli voida saada niiden
tilalle." On saatu tietaa eta
eraalle saksalaiselle joukko osas
tolle askettain saapuneet 900 he
vosta oil otettu upseereilta, joi.
den taytyy nyt kulkea jalkaisin.
American armeijan paamajan
keraamat tiedot osottavat eta
So amerikalaista ilmailijaa on
ampunut alas 1-5 saksalaista
lentokonetta. Joukossa maini
taan myos luutnantti Quentin
Roosevelt Vesle joen rintamal
la ilmoitetaan amerikalaisten
joukkojen lujentaneen otettaan
--0-
LAT Vuoden Ikainen Neeker
| Ku0llut.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-08-22

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ed by the Act of Oct. 6, 1917.
III
Ranskan armeijan mukana
Ranskassa, elok. Is p. - Eraas
sa taistelukA,talta askettain
i0ydetyssa Saksan armeijan pal
vakaskyssa pyydetaan eri jouk
koja hankkimaan luettelon up
seereista ia miehista, jotka ovat
osottautuneet kykeneviksi ia ha
lullisiksi kaasuosastolla ia "jOt
ka haluavat ola tassa palveluk-
sessa sedan jalkeen " Maara
rayksessa kehotetaan my0s haa
votuneita sotilaitakin, joiden
vammat eivat tekisi heita kykes
nematt0miksi tallaiseen ty0h0n,
Ahettamaan nimensa
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-08-22

pautussodan aikaisia tapahtu
mia. Henkilot, jotka tunsivat
miehen, sanovat hanen synty.
neen Richmondissa, Va, It'll
ia eileen katusaarnaajana usei.
ia vuosia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-08-22

- Koteutuneet. Mr. .Aavikon
ia Manniston perheet saapuivat
Wine sunnuntai iltana kotiin
toista kuukautta kestaneelta
kesavierailultaan Superior jar
ven rannalta n. k. Little Girls
Pointilta. Hyvin olivatkin mi
sikset ruskettuneet, samoin lap
set, uiskennellessaan suuren jan
ven ulapoilla.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-08-22
LAT Vuoden Ikainen Neekeri
KuOllut.

New York, elok. 18p. = Ia
kalaisesa Bellevuen sairaalassa
kuoli tanaan eras neekeri, joka
vakuutti olevansa LAT vuoden
ikainen ia muistavansa viela va.
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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-08-22
UenajdIld liedot
$ekdvid

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quired by act Of October 6, 1917.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-08-22

postmaster of Ironwood, Mich. as re.
quired by act Of October 6. 1917.
Washington, elok. 18 p =
Mikai takalaisille liittoutunei.
den valtojen diplomaattisille e
dustajille tanaan saapuneet tie
dot osottavat, on kukistuminen
uhkaamassas Ukfainan saksalais
ten acknowledgements hallitusta,
jonduttaen tata liittoutuneiden
eteneminen Venajan alueille
Eraassa Bernesta saapunees.
sa sahk0sanomassa ilmoitettiin
eta Haman Skoropadsky nimi-
nen Ukrainan hallituksen jasen
oil lahettanyt perheensa ia ia
loutensa Kievista Berliniin val
mistautuen my0s itse pakene'
niaan.
Observation-Disclosures pakosalla
Erinaisten saksalais- ia bol
shevikivastaisten joukkojen va
hitellen tunkeutuessa yha lac
hemmaksi maan sydanta kaikil
ia suunnilta, paitsi lannesta, c.
vat isaanneet politillis sodlaal.
listen sekasotkua pakenemalla
nimelliseen vihollismaahan. Tux
holmaSta SaapuneiSsa tiedoissa
ilmoitettiin naet, eta Nikolai
Lenin ia Leon Trostki olivat
menneet Kronstadtista Helsin
kiln. Trotskin ilmoitettiin jo
saapuneen kaupunkiin, mutta
Leninin mainittiin eileen matkal
la SHINE eraalla saksalaisella
laivalla. Mista johtui eta soviet
hallituksen johtajat lahtivat
Suomeen, jonka maan hallitus
on taistellut bolshevikeja vas'
taan, voivat my0haisemmat asi
oiden kehitykset osoittaa.
Tanaan eli saapunut muista
kuhn Observation-Disclosures tietOja
kasakkain ia tshekko slovakki.
laisten joukkojen toiminnasta
Venajalla. Eraassa Moskovas'
ia Amsterdamin kautta saapu
neessa sahk0sanomassa maini
taan etta soviet hallituksen jou.
kot olivat saartaneet Kasanin
kaupungin keskisen Volgan var'
rella ia olivat sita pommittamas
sa . Kaupunki sijaitsee alueel
missa tshekko-slovakkien on vii
me aikoina tietty taistelleen
bolshevikeja vastaan.
Sahk0sanomassa my0s vaitet
tin, etta Onegan luona, Pohjois
Venajalla, maihinnoussut liittou
tuneiden sotilasretkikunta oil
lyoty takaisin ia eta hurja tais
telu oil kaynnissa "etelaisella
rintamalla", nahtavisti Don jo'
ella, missa kasakat tunkeutuvat
pohjoiselle suunnalle paastak
seen yhtymaan Volgan seudulla
toimivien tshekko slovakkien
kanssa
Kenraali Ditrich, tsekko slo
vakkien komentaja Siperiassa
on lahettanyt Vladivostokissa o
leville liittoutuneiden valtojer
edustajille nootin, jossa han vas
til pikaista ia suurpiirteista a
vustusta ia etenemista Irkuts
lia vastaan selittaen eta j
; liittoutuneet joukot eivat paas,
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-08-22

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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-08-22
Yhdysvaltain Vanhin SenaattO
ri KuOllu.

Franklin, N. H. elok. lip. =
Liittosenaattori Jacob H. Gal
linger New Hampshiresta kuoli
varhain tana aamuna eraasa ia
kalaisessa sairaalassa 81 vuo
den ikaisena. Han oil Yhdysval
tain senaatin vanhin jasen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-08-22
S75O,OOO edesta prOpsipuita
palanut

RtsAasAtup
Gleen Falls, N. Y, elok. 6p.-
Taalla parisen paivaa sitten sgt
tyneessa tnlipalossa paloi kol-
me suurta pinoa Union Bag &
Paper Corporatsioonille kuulu
via propsipuita, joitten arvo oil
noin $75O,OOO. Useista lahiseu.
tujen kaupungeista kutsuttiin
palokuntia sammutuskojeineen
ehkaisemaan tulen leviamista
paperitehtaisiin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-08-22

= Kaikkien miespuolisten
henkiloiden jotka ovat taytta.
meet 21 vuotta sitten kesakuun
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-08-22
SOtilaslaki tulee esille k0ngres
SiSSa

SOtilaslaki tulee esille kOngres
sisSa
4, True translation filed with the
postmaster of Ironwood, Mich. as re
quired by act of October 6, 1917.
Washington, elok. 20 p =
Kongressi on ryhtynyt kiireelli'
sim valmisteluihin uuden mics.
voimalakitekeleen hyvaksymisek
81, joka laajentaa sotilasikaa 18
ikavuodesta As.
Samalla kun eduscajahuOneen
sofa asiain komitea ryhtyi ty0
h0nsa lakiehdotuksen suhteen
kuulustelemalla sotasihteeri Ba.
KERN ia kutsuntatoimiston paal-
lik0n Crowderin mielipidetta asi
asia, on senaatin sofa asiain ko
mitea paattanyt luopua Iona.
aikeistaan ia ryhtya kasittele-
maan lakiehdotusta ensi torstai
ma Nayttaen silta, eta lakieh.
dous tulee samaan aikaan esille
senaatissa ia edustajahuonees
sa jo viikon lopulla ia eta laki.
ehdotus tulee lopullisesti hyvak-
sytyksi hetimiten.
Registeeratut jaetaan kOlmeen
ryhmaan
Sotasihteeri Bakerin edusta
jahuoneen komitealle esittamien
suunnitelmien mukaan uusi re
gisteerautuneiden jouhko tulee
ikasittamaan kolme eri ryhmaa.
Kaikki 10 ia 81 ikavuosien
valilla olevat asetetaan eri ryh'
maan ia taas 81 ia As ikaiset
eri ia 1S ia 19 vuotiset eri ryh.
maan.
Kutsuntatoimiston paallikk0
kenraali Crowder on selittanyt,
eta tahan asti registeerautu
neista muodostettu ensimainen
luokka tulisi loppumaan syys
kuun kutsunnan jalkeen, jonka
vuoksi on tarpeellista saada uus
81 laki plan hyvaksytyksi, min
eta saadaan tarpeellinen maara
miehia ensimaiseen luokkaan.
~oali March on kuitenkin
selittanyt etta ensimaisessa luo.
kassa olevien miesten lukumaa
ra kestaisi viela marraskuuhun
saakka ilman uutta lakia. Ken
raali Crowder on selittanyt, eta
tama ''kansanluokittelu" saa'
daan suoritetuksi ensi tammi-
kuuhun mennessa.
Naimisissa Olevia kOskevat aSe
tukset ennallaan.
Senatin sofa asiain komitean
puheenjohtajan senattori Cham
berlainin kirjelmaan, jossa han
on tiedustellut onko peraa siina,
eta sotatoimiston tarkotuksena
on vapauttaa naimisissa olevat
miehet luokkana uuden miesvoi
malain perusteella, on sotasih'
teeri Baker selostanut, eta n.y.
kyaan voimassaolevat, naimisis
sa olevia miehia koskevat ase.
velvollisuuslait tullaan edelleen'
kin pysyttamRan kaytann0ssa
pautussodan aikaisia tapahtu
mia. Henkilot, jotka tunsivat
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-08-22
Viinle tle1cja 50.
ddSta

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Washington, elok. 20 p -
Kongressi on ryhtynyt kiireelli.
sim valmisteluihin uuden mics.
voimalakitekeleen hyvaksymisek
81, joka laajentaa sotilasikaa/ 18
ikavuOdesta As
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-08-22
Associated Pressin tiedOtus

nemaa todelliSena helvettina
puolustajille. Neljan mailin pi
tuisella rintamalla Bailleulin ia
Vieux Berquinin valilla ovat
brittilaiset tunkeutuneet saksas|
laisia takaperin 1,O0O-2,OOO|
jaardin syvyydelle valloittaen
naissa liikkeissa Outtersteenin
kylan ia ottaen yli 400 vankia.
Vahan kauvempaa etelassa Lys
joen varrella ovat brittilaiset
vieneet my6s linjojaan eteen.
pain Mervillen laheisyydessa ia
Albertin ia Arrasin valilla on
saksalaisten niinikaan taytynyt
luovuttaa vastustajilleen lisaa
alaa Bucquoyn seudulla.
Vaikka saksalaisten linja ko
konaisuudessaan Sommen ia Oh
sen valilla on viela pitanyt paik.
kansa, ovat brittilaiset vetayty-
meet lahemmaksi Chaulnesin ja
,Royen valista tieta Chillyn ia
Franssartin valilla, asettaen
Royen kaupungin alttiiksi hyok
kaykselle pohjoisesta. Samaan
aikaan riehuu kaupungin .etela.
puolella noin nelja MALTA pits
kalla rintamalla, Beuvwaignesin
ja Canny sur Matzin valilla,
hurja tykkitulen vaihdanta rams
kalaisten ia saksalaisten valilla.
Talla seudulla yrittavat ranska'
laiset panna toimeen kaksinker-
taisen tarkoituksensa seka Roy
en- eta Lassignyn saartamises.
ia etenemisliikkeella itaanpain
Royesta Noyoniin.
vesle joen rintamalla, missa
ranskalaiset ia amerikalaiset o.
vat kosketuksissa saksalaisten
knssa, on tykistopommitus ollut
meloisen kiivasta.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-03

tingent that leaves Fort Worth for Can
ada. Another famous nier who reached
the Texas fields was Captain Vernon
Castle, an ace of the air, who was sub
sequently killed in an accident
The British opened tho three fields
here, taking charge before the Ameri-
cans arrived. They have retained
charge OF the training even OF the Amer
leans, and have directed the aerial gun
merry school continuously Major Bal
lard has been I'm charge of the gunnery
branch since Major Kinnersley was sent
back to the western front.
IL is not possible to say how many
men and squadrons the British have
sent from Fort Worth TO Europe, but Il is
allowed TO announce that the training
has been up with the schedule. The
training has been rapid and intensive.
nothing illustrative this more than the
large number Of let's killed. To date
forty-seven deaths nave occurred from
accident at the three fields--two-thirds
being British. The vast majority Of
these killed were cadets--only two cap
tains succumbing to injuries, though a
number of other officers were injured.
Three mechanics have been killed
II Is also noteworthy the number of
mechanics sent abroad has not been
large, each squadron being composed
almost exclusively of 1iers, so great has
been the call. The British VIII not re-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-03
PERSHlNG CONTROLS
U. S. NEWS AT FRONT
Baker Gables Order That No
Information Be Given Out
at Washington

Washington April 3.-Secretary Baker
in orders cabled to the War Depart
ment has directed that in future all in
formation concerning American forces
in France will be made public only
from the headquarters Of the eXpedi-
tionary forces. Information about troops
at home will be given out by the War
Department as in the past.
Major General March, acting chief OF
staff, made the following announcement
The War Department has been no.
titled that Secretary of War Baker
has prescribed the following rules for
handling publicity of matters pertain
ing to troop movements and opera
tons:
First. All matters pertaining to
events, persons, policies or operations
here (France) will be officially given
out only from the headquarters of the
american eNpeditionary forces in
France
Second Similar matters affecting
forces at home will be given out at the
War Department
It is understood that the new order
will not change the present practice OF
issuing casualty lists at the department
A proposal that General Pershing pub
lish a daily communique for his sector
has been under consideration. but there
has been no announcement of its adop.
ton. The activities of the American
forces brigaded with French and British
troops probably will be covered in the
official statements issued by those gov.
ernments.
General March refused 70 comment or
the announcement further than 10 say
that the order will be carried into ef.
feet beginning today"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-03
PATRIOTIC MOTHER OF SEVEN
ASSISTS HUSBAND TO ENLIST
Il Gave One Boy and Am Proud to Let His Father &C
Also" Declares This Noble Wife of
Native of Ireland

big battle on the western front he has
insisted that every British subject no
matter what sacrifices he has to make.
should enlist under the flag of his native
land. I agree with him. | gave my boy
early this month and am proud of him
Tor going | am still proudcr of my
husband, who is one Of the best men on
the face OF the EARTH" so Mrs. Hender-
son told officers at the mission.
At first tho mission officers were in
clined to refuse to accept Henderson be-
cause of his children, but Mrs Hender-
son explained that she has one boy earn
ing $50 n month and another Of four
teen who has been promised $40 a
month. With the $40 a month she will
receive from the Canadian Government
she is satisfied that she can get along
very comfortably.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-03
SIBERIA SEEKS ALLIED AID
Wants U. S. Farm Machinery and
Other Manufactured Articles

Moscow. April 3.--rhe Central Sibe-
rian Soviet at Irl<utslS has requested the
United States and Great Britain to
permit the free expectation of manu-
factured articles, especially farm ma
chinery, into Siberia through Archangel
and Vladivostok.
The Soviet officials also asked the as
sistance of the Allies in checking Co.'S
sack raids across the Manchurian bors
der, saying they were unwilling TO fol-
low the marauders into Chinese terri
tory. but were able to defeat General
Semenoff and his followers IL they were
prevented from escaping to Chinese soil
A foreign trade and finance commits
sion of nine members, who include Niko-
lai Lenine and NJ. Radek, has been ap-
pointed to frame legislation for the es-
tablishment Of n State monopoly in
foreign trade and generally to deal with
an matters pertaining 10 economic rela-
tions with the United States, Germany,
the Ukraine and other countries.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-03

"tf II is necessary" she said. II can
go to work myself, I am no better than
my countrywomen in England who are
working in the munition factories and
who have made sacrifices since the be-
ginning of the war"
The two boys who are TO support Mrs
Henderson and the other little ones are
employed on the Carnegie estate at
Lenox. and it Is said that Mr.. Carnegie
is taking a personal interest in the well
fare OF the family.
Mr.. Henderson, Sr., is native OF
Macroom, County Cork, Ireland, the viii
lage in which was born the famous
Michael OLeary who as a corporal Of
the Irish Guards won the Victoria Cross
for exceptional galantry and is now q
major Of the Lcinster Regiment serving
in Salonica.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-03
CLAIRvoYANT HELD AS SPY
Fortune Teller Said to Have Gained
Secrets From Officers Wives

Charlotte, n. C., April S.--st. Clair
Bishop, who has been doing business
here as a fortune teller, has been or
dered held by a United States Com
missioner in default Of $4,000 bond to
await action by a Federal Grand Jury
on a charge of violating the espionage
act Federal agents said they believed
Bishop sought to gain military infor-
nation of value TO the enemy from the
wives of officers and men az Camp
Creme. the regular army training sta
ION here, who came to him for palm
readings.
According TO the Government agents
Rishop has operated IN various parts
Of the country under different names.
When he was arrested he was said TO
have had in his possession plans or a
nnneber OF army training camps, rail-
road functions and code books ana
writings IN German.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-03

But when a car not only does this, but
increases it sales-135S last year against
the 1870 increase of all other fine cars-it con-
clusivey proves one thing: that great many
thoughtful people have selected that Car as
meeting the needs of today.
You've heard people all around you talk
ing Franklin and High Gasoline Mileage;
your common sense tells you that it can't be
an accident-there must be facts back of it.
Drop in the Franklin Sales Room and get
the facts. The Franklin story is short and
simple and there isn't an "if' or "but" in it.
The remarkable Franklin Sales increase is
just the eliminating triumph of a car that has
been piing up Economy Records for sixteen
years.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-03
CAN'T MIX SHAKESPEARE
WITH KULTUR IN U. S,
Pittsburgh Editors Lecture Barred
by Safety Director-Hall Closed
Against Him

Pittsburgh. April S.--Cieorge Seibel,
managing editor of the Volksblatt and
Frleheits Freund, has been banned
as lecturer by Safety Director Charles
Prichard. He was scheduled TO speak
in Carnegie Music Hall next week on
Shakespeare and Germany" hut the
Safety Director in a scathing letter put
his foot down on the affair.
At the same time the trustees of the
Carnegie Music Hall issued an open let
ter, wherein it was declared that Seibel
would not be permitted 10 use the hail
for his lecture. The letter from the
hall trustees recalled the fact that on
july last year Seibel, in an editorial
in his paper, declared that the Declara-
ton of Independence should be pub
licly burned by the hangman."
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-03

ACCOMPANIED by his wife, william
E1Edward Henderson, a gardener on
tho estate of Andrew Carnegie at Lenox,
went TO the British and Canadian re-
cruiting mission headquarters and en-
listed in the Canadian artillery. AL
though she will have TO remain al home
and care for seven children and already
has one son in the Canadian service,
Mrs. Henderson told the officers of the
mission that she felt that IT is her hus-
derson served twelve years in the British
army In India, China and in South
Africa. He hopes to join his son in
Canada this time.
He has been talking about IL since
the outbreak of the war, and since this
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-03
BRITISH FLTERS WILL
RETURN TO OCANADA
Aviators Soon to Leave United
States Fields at Fort
Worth, Texas

The British Royal Flying Corps
which has been training here, soon will
be starting back to Toronto, Canada.
The training will be resumed in Canada.
The British thousands strong, came
to Fort Worth and shared the three
American fields here at tho invitation Of
tho United States Government II was
return courtesy for the British invita-
ton last summer to. the Americans to
train in Canada.
Among the first arrivals at the Amcri-
can aviation training fields was Lord
wellesley, grandson of the Duke of We'll
lington and nov "A lieutenant colonel
Lord wellesley will head the first con-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-03
GERMANS WANT ALsA1TANs'
Would Exchange French Civilians
for Refugees, They Tell Pope

Paris. April 3.---Overtures have been
made by the Germans through f3o
Holy See for the return by France o.
inhabitants of Alsace and Iorl.ains'
who have escaped from those rcFions.
Offering In exchange an equal number
of civilians from the invaded districts
of France.
Cardinal Gasparri, papai secretary
Of state transmitted the offer TO Baron
Denys Cochin, prominent Catholic
leader and recently a member OF the
cabinet. He refused to act as inter-
mediary, on the ground that 10 do so
would be TO recognize Alsatians as
German subjects.
Tho baron wrote sharp letter
which brought forth an equally spir-
tied rejoinder from Cardinal Gasparrf
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CarbOndaIe Strike Ended

scranton. Pa, April 3.--The threat
ened strike Of carpenters in Carbondalo
and vicinity has been avoided by tho
action Of the employers in agreeing TO
grant some demands of the men. The
latter asked for a wage raise of St65
q day, but a compromise was effected.
The workers are TO get an cight-hour
day and time and half for all over
time
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Aged Journalist Retires

n II ~ NlgtawR. Pa, April S.--Georee II
.lAlnger. seVent y-seven ,,e,.t.s ia vet-
s1Ii, printer and editor retired from
.'Il,s4 uuty on the Lewstown Gazette
II's1 ", nreeecorc ~ears m harness Nr.
.,isnkcr lett school IN 1853 10 work
i. ..e9 az ,,i ipener. which his father owned.
81. ~ Il,,nt Two years IN the Government
|tt,,4 Us office, a Washington, and a
Nj. ..oq N the office OF his brother.
II.. .ti'.sa religious weekly VI Halti.
~. Nut M FIyalnocr's iife worL
'}>At cn the Journal named T'''
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turn to Canada n one body. tho. n|htI|
ment extending over feh da}a IUII
the men IN the fields hnte moved oII'
the headquarters STAN win 10
Whether the British win return 30
Fort Worth next fail depends nndn
whether they receive an invitation from
tho War Department