The Wrangell sentinel., 1918-03-14
CAID)LE NEWS

LOS ANU ELF4S. ---- MfS- IIdr- fiel1. widow of the late president died.
 BERLIN. - German troops have entered Odessa.
 SAN FRANCISCO. Plans of the German government to Mrest Canada from England, and a scheme to return German prison CTS of war in Russia via Vladivos- tok and the United States to the Fathcriand was revealed in a Hindu trial today.
 TOXIC. - Foreign Minister Motono when asked by the Buget committes ii the United States had arranged to take oyer kam- chatka peninsula replied: Trans fer of ka.nchatka not recognized by the government. '
 LONDON Nineteen British vessels including one fishing boat was sunk during the week end ing Wednesday.
 WASHINGTON. -Ambassador Francis cabled the State Depart ment ftou1 Volgoda today that the indications are that Trotzky will oppose ratification by Soviet congress of German peace terms.
 WASHINGTON.-G e n era l Pershiug reported that the American troops that defeated the Germans on March , were from the Forty-second Rainbow division.
 LONDON.-German airships raided the Northeast coast of England last night. Five were killed and nine injured.
 LONDON.-Because of long delays ir negotia tions with Hol- land over Dutch ships in Allied ports and the sloWness of the Dutch government to act in this respect Britain and the United States have reached an agree ment to take oyer all such ships next week for the use of the Allies. The amount of tonnage made available is a million tons.
 WASHINGTON. Meat export to Allies IS to be increased 50 per cent, perhaps doubled.
 ROCHESTER. A sloudburst this morning swept ConiSte valley doing great damage. Many per sons injured.
 STOCKHOLM.-A number of American and British citizens sailing from Finland on a neutral vessel were captured by Germans according to 9 dispatch received here. Those of military age were taken to Germany and interned.
 WASHINGTON. - Germany's new peace terms about to be foisted upon the worlds diplo- matic authorities which suggests the retention of p]under in the East while she gives up her am- bitions in the West will get a stonier hearing than any proposal to date.
 PETROGRAD. - Vandals are raiding government offices steal itg valuable furniture and paint jngs and carting them away or selling them on the street cor ners. The government is so oc- cupied with peace and the Siberian terms that it is unable to impose restraint.
 P.ARIS-Thirty-four were killed and eighty injured by bombs Mon- day night in the air raid. Sixty six died from being trampled upon in the panic.
 PARIS Secretary of War Ba- ker took refuge in the wine cellar of the hotel during the big air raid Monday night.
 PARIS--Secretary of War Baker in statement said that his visit to France at this time is pilgrim age to the shrine of heroism that it is an inspiration to see the great commanders of armies which so long have held the frontier of tree- dom against all attacks.
 NEW YORK. k.-Theodore Roose- velt gave expression of great joy today when informed that his son. Captain Archie Roosevelt had been decorated for bravery in France.
 PARIS-An American detach- ment in the Woevre region suc- eessully carried out surprise att rack on the German trenches at Sourichecourt.
 OTTAWA The long staning