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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-21
Paris Papers
HowIing for
Guarantees

PARIS. April e0.-EG:tor:al writer's
OF Partisan aews again are c.asnor-
ing for definite and ei1icaclous guar
aarees 10 ward off a renewal in fu-
tu-a Of German aggression. To tn!s
end hey demand either an alliance
with the United States Il Great
Britain or protection by he league
nr Nations.
Per-:nax in the ECHO De Fairs IN
-.s-5 -hat while The eft bank Of the
Rhine is occupied ana me cate OF ne
SG.,re basin IS II suspense nothing
but IN alliance pure and simple VIII
5arve.
IT. Brio n the Journal goes even
further. declaring an alliance must
contain a military engagement OF a
rarv iennlte nature and that ire
L.ag,ia OF Nations mus not supplan-
al alliance until 4 becomes real n
non-fict.tions-ln other words when
/ offers military SECURITY az least
aQulvalen, 10 ina u an Alliance
L..eut.-Cal. Rousset IN ne bet.t
Parisien makes the point Thai grant
ing ali good viii on the part 81 me
Tinted States and Great Britain.
france ought not 20 lie expected %
Jelr the brlnI # an eventual German
attack alone until American n
British assistance would have t!me
70 come 10 The rescue.
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NO YET

Paris April Coo! The Associ-
ated Press. )-Fai,ure again has me.
the EFFORTS 10 smooth out the Italian
and Jugo-Slav situation. Another
meeting was held this morning when
Baron Sennino. the Italian foreign
minister. and Premier Orlando again
met David Lloyd-George. the Brit
ism prime minister, and II. Clemen-
q the French premier. presi-
dent Wilson did not attend the con-
ference.
The Ilalian statesmen will meet
With NJ. Clemenceau and Mr.. Lloyd
George tomorrow. but President VIII
Sol again will he absent. Il any
decision is reached az that time il
will be necessary 20 submit II 20 still
another meeting al which President
Wilson will be present.
The dispute centres on the seaport
of Fiume. The solution considered
by the council. according TO the Paris
Temps. would give Italy that par,
OF the city of Fiume lying on the
right bank of the river REGINA and
the main part of the port Jugo-
Sloria would receive the suburb OF
SIisak-that part of the port on the
left bank of the river. The ques-
ton of the Dalmatian coas, is still
undecided.
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j. s. Casualties
SIS Since Sept.
on Russ Front

Archangei. April boy the Asso-
ciased Pressl-Since landing on the
Archangel front last September. the
Americans have suffered 52S casual
ties. OF these 1876 we're fatalities.
there having died Of diseases or ;lav-
ing been killed. n.ne officers and 81
men. The men wounded consisted Of
= officers ard $50 men.
The losses Of the Am ericaas on the
month have been extremely light as
most CT the ecent fighting has been
done either b" the newt. formed
Russian troops. who are campaign
ing braveIy. OIL the British.
According 20 The latest informa-
ton. which is believed 10 De authent-
&c. The Bolshevikl have given the
freedom Of Moscow Up 20 nine O'Clock
al night to Malcolm Y. A-nolG Of
London. O.. and Bryant R. Rya.l. OF
Bloomfield, y. J.. two Young Mems
Christian Association secretaries
captured az Eolshoie-OZerki and
have released and sent out Of Rus
s:a. by way OF Stockholm three OF
eleven American soldiers known 10
have been captured.
4 total of +3 American soldiers t-e
missing. but outside these, eleven
men. L perhaps n ottler who vas
known 20 De severely wounded. the
others are still u~naccounted for. Ac-
cording 20 Boisnevi kadvices brought
through the allied lines. Pr.vates
Mike ". Eavrllik of Detroit. John
Trlpiett Of Laconla. h. who vas
missing n action Nov. % and Anton
J. Vanis. Chicago. who vas captured
al Saegovari Jan. 81. have been sent
out Of Russia by way of Stockholm.
The Bolshev:ki recently haze heen at
tempting 10 convert prisoners 20 Boil
shevism and send them l!omevdrfI.
P-iyates Earl Fulcaer OF Tyre.
Mich. and August 8. Peterson. of
whitehall. Mirl.. vino ~"ei members
Of a small patrol which found itself
cut off IN the lighting about Bnisho'"-
Ozerki. are N d hospital l. Fa.ogt"i.
wounded. Information received from
the captured Y. NJ. c. A men indi-
Gates that Corp. a W. Collins OF
Detroit, was last see severely
in a Bolshevik dressing sta
ton near acknowledgements. There
have been 10 advices from the Boil
shevlki concerning him.
Other Americans who are reason
ably certain prisoners Of the Boil
sheviki are Serg,. Glenn ". Leetzell
of MifingHurg. Pa. and PITS VIM, +.
Schulke of Stronach. Mich. Freeman
Hogan Of Detroit. Atena 6 Laurs+n
of .Mar,et,e, Mich. Waiter : Huston
of Muskegon. Mich. and George A.
bers of the same city.
The American Red Cross anu other
Influences are at work in Arcnangei
"a obtain information of these men
so as 10 alleviate their conditions,
Mos, of these Americans are believed
"a be in Moscow. According 70 IN
formation received from Ryaii and
Arnold. asid,. from being compelled
to stay indoors after darkness Il -
-e,or- once daily 70 the police. tley
are being g,yen their liberty IN Mo-
cow They are receiving a pound Il
black bread. some fish,. meat n tea
and sugar daily and are BILE 10 exist
on the food.
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Red Soldiers
10 Control OF
City Vienna

Vienna Fr.day. Apr! .S.-tBr lie AS
so-ale P-essl.--ont-ol Of Vienna has
been taAen over oy TIE soldiers csun-
ell. Quiet prevails but comInualz:ng
of ne properly OF nose unable 20 ie-
sist aas been begun. Il S possible tile:-
viii De no Change n he na.ne o. Tie
government out i WI. be Bolsacr Is1.c
N purpose
The Situation S :n>.c.! ne same IS (
a. Budapest q :ew hours a.,er he
radicals laC ;lke1 control.
Tie POLICING of me city has beer
taken ove- ny ne Eoikswelr, The par
lament Jui.dins vas occupied his
rutrnlug BY ~ o2ttalions OF soldiers
after representatives Of he Soldiers
Counc.l mad placed as.1 men IL he gov
eranaen: 5 dispose: Upon he under
standing -ha; poI.-e would ae dispersed.
The soldiers are commanded BY col.
Scoessel WINNER. who -aaes orders
from me Soldiers Council. vaich s
ether soc;a.ist:c or c~ormunist.c.
Col. Cunningham, II the name Of re
Allies. has .ssGed 4 proclamation de-
cia-:ng that 7 here are ~t,;r-ler dis
t~-roaacfs re 200 supplies vii De cu-
of For that reason se-nus trouble :
unlikely. While il IS possible there will
be 10 cnange n the name ri ne gor-
L will D none the less Boz
shevtSt.c u prrpcs.
Men familiar with ne situation still,
contend i would he easy 70 handle he
SITUATION through limited occupation by
allied t9oo-s and also through he
guarding If -.e frontiers Of Poland ard
Ukraine. They as-e-. that with he
'-elp Of Cer. te,lura's forces he hordes
from Moscow could Thus be Kept nut.
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One Killed in Auto
Motorcycle Crash
LittletOn, Mass.

Littlc,on. Mass. April -o-Mrs.
Lena loyal. % years old. of Lowell.
was killed and her husband. James
.Ioyai. &c Years old. was severaiy in
iured today when their motorcycle
crashed .lead-on into a touring car.
Their two children who We're riding
with the .lotte- IN u side-car. re-
ceived minor injuries Failure OF the
MOTORCYCLE brakes TO work was said
10 be he cause of the accident.
The automobile was driven by Al
fred Doerfer of Everett. Mass. who
swung it into a tree in the effort 10
avoid a collision. Its soldier occu-
pants we're uninjured. One applied
a t~ourniauet I o loyal. and raced him
Ave miles TO the base hospital at
Camp Devens where ne was operated
upon.
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Eneakers At Hub
Heetlng Urge L. S.
recognition Irish

april EU.-Speakers at a
NJ OF the United Irish
s ~ he Common today de-
&c recogalron of the re-
e.. u Ireland by the United
I'd solutions TO that effect
.Q"2a.ly adopted. The meet
as : memorial service for those
.e:- Il Dublin n Easter week
..Ssnan James A. Gailivan
= % he resolution passed by
aoIss - The last session of Con-
e. -.!og for recognition of the
epGolic. and said that the
congress would be heard from
re subjects.
fesofuuons adopted at the
80 called upon the American
Eonnissioners in Paris to en-
80 70 secure a fair and full
'or the selected representa-
"a" The Irish republic at the
h.. ~on'erence" and requested
american government ito de-
In, ne withdrawal of the English
occupation In Ireland"
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Situation Serious

Paris. April o0.-tBy The Associ-
ated Press. THE Italian issue over
the Adriatlc has reached an acute
stage where 4 decision n way or
the other cannot longer be deferred.
and a decision either way is frdugnt
with serious consequences.
Despite the Easter calm. which
brought vast crowds 20 the churches
and b~oulevards. the Council Of Four
continued its sessions a. the White
House" beginning at 10 o'clock this
morning. The Italian premier, Wit
tor,o Orlando. and The Italian eor-
elgn minister. Baron Sonnino. were
both present and made It know that
the opening of the Italian parlia-
e Oh Wednesday has necessitat-
ed their leaving Paris. Monday with
definite knowledge OF what is going
to be done.
Baron SOnnino continued TO occu-
py the extreme position. insisting
upon the integral fulrillInent of the
secre treaty Of London. giving to
Italy the entire Dalmatian coas. and
Islands and also claiming the city
of Fiume without internatlonaliza-
ton or division with the Jugo-Slavs.
Premier Orlando Was rather more
c~onciliating. though q telegram
which he had received from the
heads of the Italian army declared
thai the entire army was behind him
IN UNFOLDING Italy's aspirations.
Capt. Tozzi. or Premier OrianGo's
staff, said the telegram was in ef-
feet an ultlmatum and disclosed how
universal and ~Geep-rooted was the
Italian determination to secure ade-
Quate protection on the Eastern Ad-
ratio oast. He added that if IN
these results rights were not recog-
niZed. Italy would undoubtedly
adopt its own course. without refer
ence to the conference and occupy
the regions 70 which she considered
herself entitled.
President Wilson position was said
20 De equally determined agains, any
recognition of the sec-e, treaty of Lon
don. Reports of a compromise on the
basis of the Italians getting the Italian
quarters OF Fiume and the Jugo-Siavs
getting their districts were not con-
fr0ed. as Il vas said that this vas The
plan put forward TO The Italians u
Tot accepted. But early reports indi-
Gated that the session might be pro-
.onged through the day n an et,or. 20
reach 4 middl ground.
The extend Of the guarantee which
the United States and Great Britain
have gwen 20 the French ss security
against renewei German attacks con-
tinues TO be the foremost topic in the
French ,ress. The French representa-
Continued on Page Column 81
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Weather Still.
Holds off Race
Across Ocean

- Johns. y. f, April CA
though local weather conditions ware
favorable, two storms Were reported
today working westward rom MD
Atlantic. ana I3r his season neither
Harry &. Eawker. Australian air1nan.
nor Capt. F. ?. Paynham. British
liver. started -Juay' as tney expected
II competition for The s50,0Gu Lon
don Daily Mari prize to be given the
first transatlantic flight.
Both Hawker and Raynnam passed
the day preparing 10 take he AIR.
Eawker devoted llmself 20 testing
wind conditions By setting free pilot
balloons for MS a.r0rcrIe on Mount
Pearl plateau 7-d studying tne,r
caurse as the If shore winds carried
,leIn out 10 sea. RaynhaEn put IN
hours n his hangar at QuidiVldi
working on MS plane. Rdrnhams
Mart.nSyde !a,er was r-Icdled OUT for
inspection CT he motor, Supp!eE1enLA.
water ta1a ana radiator. Satisfactory
results were reported II he end OF
The tests ana especially that on the
radiator which Yesterday was re
pa!reu.
Eawker seemed n 4 5ovial mood all
Gay. although ne SAID conditions a
sea were the worst since he came mere
nearly i month ago.
The largest crowds which yer lave
watched preparations tor The fight
turned CUT TO-DAY Is The IDEAL wealth
~ had led MANY % expect the start
Of the transatlantic ace before
nigaIial!.
Drift ice doomed up on the horizon
this morning ana a grea- iceberg was
renor.ea swinging close !n-shore on
l'lckEoiNS Dove.
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Dept. of Justice
Willing to Enforce
War Prohibition

Washington. April -h.-Thc De-
paEt1nent OF Justice IS aor aTerSe
10 accepting the functions Of enfor-
eng the wartime prohibition meas
ure when II goes into effect July
/. Il was earned today. Consequent
lv. il IS expected. Il proposal mat
the enforcement be entrusted 10 this
asenc.- will be submitted 10 Pres
ident Wilson on his retur1 from Eu-
10 and that ne Will be urged 20
take this action under authority Of
the Overrnan Act. which permits him
Ia transfer duties from one govern
unent department 10 another
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WILSON CONFERS
WITH CLEMENCEAU

Paris. April CU.-tBy The Associ-
ated Press. )-Presldent Wilson, had
a conference with Premier Clemen-
ceau this afternoon. between drives
about town with Mrs. Wilson.
From u high source IN the Ameri-
can delegation. il was learned to-
day that the American attitude Oh
the reported alliance between the
powers TO guarantee the safety Of
France against attack by Germany
was that no alliance would be en-
tered into by the -nited States that
was not consistent with the spirit Of
the League Of NatlonA
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U-1ll ARRIVES
AT NEW YORK

New York. April g.-The C-i-L. one
OF the I'VE surrendered German Subma-
rines or their wa 10 the United States.
which arrived here last night. under
went a slight ~overaau!ing toGav at The
New YORK navy yard. II vas sad tina,
after repleaisnins her supplies she
would leave FOR Portland. Ne. in aoou:
four days 20 stimulate interest there
IN the Victory Loan.
Loan carnpaigaers announced todav
that another German C-boat on its ar
rival will b. christened the Floating
Bond Booth Permission would De
asked. It was said. 20 send The Graf, Oh
a cruise Up the Hudson.
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BURY Z. S. BOYS
KILLED IN r. r.
WRECK IN FRANCE

Paris. April eh-Thirteen American
soldiers killed in the wreck OF an
ax,ress train at Crisse THURSDAY
vera buried yesterday at LeMans.
The bodies were carried IN 'nir1eeE
Red Cross motor ambulances. COW
cred with lowers and flags. from the
American hospital 20 the cemetery.
The route was lined With American
troops. while the cortege was 1oi-
,ov-ed bv American commanders and
,heir stats as we'll as the French
district commander and the prefec,
NJ -be department of the Sarrhe.
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bolshevik Army
S~urrenderS to
Ukrai0ianS

London. April co-The first Bolsre-
vik army operating Il the region o.
Honei. along the P-ipet river. has
surrended 10 the Ckra.nians accord
ing TO a statement ssue by tie
Ck-ainian press tureau ard for
warded from Vienna % the Central
News Agency. Up 20 The time mat
TIE reoprr was forwarded, eo.ts,
rifles. So .uns n 20 machine guns
mad been handed over 10 the TX
raluiaCs.
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ITALIAN THREAT TO OCCUPY DISPUTED
TERRITORY IN SPITE OF CONFERENCE
ITALIAN THREAT

.p- ne Associated Press
-. ~;a:.oa surrounding I.alys
7e.,ya me Peace Conference
-rr,s ...ong the Adriatic sea
s-r Us -aacaed III acute phase.
3.nc.l II Four Sunday again
..ere5 . .rganents by Premier
ard, anu Foreign Minister Sonni-
l.. ..g enaearored Z strengthen out
.zcg.e. but her efforts seeming
xs,, tor naughr. so far as a give
--.;ase method Of settling the con-
$ concerned.
President Wilson did not take part
> IL SESSION Of the council. and il
-ea ma, Monday, when Il
--,e- aro-. vi be made to sur
ne Obstacles which are hin
--.- II l--eaInent. he likewise will
q .bss-t. RE Italian statesmen will
epa- :o- Rome Monday anu wish TO
,sn before parliament the result Of
ae- so-K I Paris.
10y, ! : asserted. is still DESTROYS
l.. blaming he entire Daima,ian
ana .d5acent islands and also
.-e II Il Fl me. without sharing
Es4 :e--.torv with the Jugo-Slavs.
re Italian army is declared to be
M ne Italian premier in obtain
t-- empletc fuifiilInent Of Italy's as
\ -1..7..< The threat is said 10 lave
b. ella out in A despatch 10 the
tr:-!er rom he heads of the 1tai-
h. army hat IN caSe Italy'S desires
kre no, acguisced n Italy. without
Ftsr-ce 10 the conference would
kw-.~ lie regions to which she con-
=-s lerself entitled
- ELK Of the formation Of an AZ
E-.e TO protec: France from fur
h., l-ggrpssiors by GERMANY has
er-cnt forth the sta,enent from a
source n the American peace
that the United States
Ea.l enter into no alliance which
De Consistent with the spirit
/: re League of Nations. Pres. VII
b. conterred with Premier C:emen-
rs. Sunday afternoon. but the nat
~ = heir talk was not disclosed.
.ao..c conditions still prevail al
where the government,
tnops are declared 10 have been
EE+rred and a battle for suprem-
r. q De N immediate prospect
E~73-adic lighting is reported 70 be IN
n The Bavaran capital.
Tie Soldiers Council at Vienna
Is .as.en over the Austrian capital
r. purposes TO administer il with a
Eoish-v:H -overnment. Troops rep.
Fss,l.c- ne Soldiers Council have
-7.- Re parliament building. Nc
t= = ne city is anticipated.
4 4,,.aa representative has issued
- .anLCrn declaring that il
80 ara disorders the food supply
II, of.
representatives with pienipotenti
?" @w=-s are TO be demanded Of
zn~ IL Versailles when the
r Iea-r IS handed 20 Germany.
mel OF Four has Informed
-y nat representatives who
-e.r messengers can not be re-
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SETTLEMENT OF DIFFERENCES ENDS
SITUATION DAILY GROWING WORSE

Boston. April co-The telephone
strike was ended tonight Several
thousand operators employed by the
New England Telephone * Telegraph
Company and the Providence Tee
phone Company. who walked out last
Tuesday morning. will return 20 work
tomorrow Although Il
sorna. announcement was made II
the terms OF The agreement reached.
strike eaders said thai they had won
their contention for the right 20 dea!
directly with company officials even
control. and thai they mad been
granted an .~crease OF three dollars
u week in their maximum pay.
The men workers. who struck later
in the week. partly n support OF the
operators and partly to enforce de-
narCs OF their own, also VII re-
sumo work tomorrow. Their leaders
sal dthat they mad been granted an
increase IN wages of - cents a day
m the metropolitan, District 4 81.
cents in other sections.
The agreement vas reached after
two days Of conferences
strike leaders. company officials.
.aayor Peters Ut Assistant Post-
General john {. Rooms is
basis was laid when Mayor Peters
visited Washington and persuaded
Postmaster General Bur'esOn 20 send
Mr.. Rooms 70 Boston with FIJI pow
err 10 dct.
The settlement. coming at Just mis-
time. was particularly gratifying %
Victory Loan Workers. VINO start
their campaign tomorrow, and 20 tie
officers and civilians who are drrang-
ing the plans Cor the parade OF 'ne
c6th Division n Boston on tfioaf
next. Il was 10 less pleasing 10
business men. who have sGHerea
great inconvenience and substantial
losses during the last eek. anu 20
individual subscribers.
The following Joint statement vas
made late tonight b. William r.
Driver. .Jr.. general OF tle
-,a -eleuhone companies. and repre-
OF the New England JOINT
Council Of Telephone Workers:
late toniga, Miss Julia :. VConnor
confirmed the announcement OF me
company-
..-he .inal settlement" she sad. mas
,aa- reached and il is the best ever
M, over Tor he operators he oper-
a.,-s vii! return 20 work toHlorro"
morning ard service will be restored as
soor as possible"
Miss O'Conno- said that the opera
-orz yno ordinarily report AZ : oc!och
would ~ 70 WORK tomorrow morning
ana FRAT Others would meet al he Sos-
ION Opera house at $50 0 clock. "ne7r
me strikers committee would nahe -
renor'.
No .or,,a. announcement o. the veg
ec,.a which was agreed upcn was Ta'e
,onigh, f,1,t strike Leaders aid nat me
o,e-.-ors would receive sie n week after
.ara, ,.asrs. s4r.ica ard that the aw"r1
would be retroactive 20 Jac"arT = The
present r1axiru-l paw IS S5 and the
o-a-a.ors demanded e.
-',e award 20 the men WORKERS was
said 70 be "a ~ents a day advance FOR
hose n the metropolitan district r
ses rar-s a day for others. The men
asked for an !nc-easc Of 81 ~ oH- taT-
Delegation from the strikers head
ou.r.ers made the rounds Of RE ex-
cha nres tonight aaG informed piclA's
fcortiuued or Pace ]coiumn g
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0 HANIEL TO HEAD
GERMAN

COpennagen. ApTiI -u.-tore!E
Minister Count Won Brockdor;f- Rant
Eau OF Germany has announced that
three ENJOYS would be sent 20 Ee--
sa:!les. April %. authorized 20 receive
ne tex, of the Peace Treaty, accord
ing 10 L despatch from Berlin re-
celved here early toda-.
The delegation will be headed By
Minister Won Ha1iel. whose associates
will be Heirs Won Keller ana Ernst
Schmit,. legation c~ounse!iors. IheE
will De attended by NC officials n
Two chancery servants.
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Reception To
Officers Of 26th on
Boston Common

Boston. ..or:i IA pubic recep-
ton for Ulcers Of the csth Division
was held on The Common today.
MANOR Peters presided and had as
his guests Gov. Coolidge. Maj.-Gen.
c. r Edwards of tie Department Of
The Northeast. ana Ma).-Gen. Harry
c. Hale. division commander. 4
chorus Of 1000 sang patriotic songs.
Several hundred mer OF the div
sion. who We're 10 attend a special
theatr cal performance n their hon.
or. were present.
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PinchOt Seeks To
Be G. o. P. Delegate
From State Penn.

Milford. Pa. April -p.-Giford
Pinchot. tonight formally announced
that ne shall submit his name To The
Republicans Of Pennsylvania as n
of the candidates FOR delegate 10 the
Republican N~a,iona! Convention.
Il shall stand for a platform IN har-
mony with the policies n Ideals OF
Theodore Roosevelt said the an
nouncemen,. and for the nomination
Of such i man as Henry Allen. Hi
am johnson. Irvine Lenrooi. or
Leonard Wood"
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REACH AGREEMENT IN PHONE STRIKE
WORKERS WIN PARTIAL CONCESSIONS
TO RESUME FULL WIRE SERVICE TODAY

Official Statement on Wage Scale-Strike
Leaders Assert Employees Have Won Con-
tentiOn to Deal Direct With Company Even
While Wires Are Under Government Con-
trol-Increase Of So Week in Maximum
Pay-Men Workers Granted Raise SOC a
Day in Boston and GIL &C in Other Sections
Statements by Miss OConnor. General
Manager Driver and Mayor Peters
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Hun ENJOYS
Must Have
Full Power

Paris. April 20-'Bv the Associated
Press)-The Council OF Four has aot-
fed Germany thai -he Associated
Powers cannot receive representa-
,:ves At Versailles who are merely
messengers. TIE German govern
rnent must appoint representatives
with plenipotent:arv powers
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s. o. S. From Ship
Western Wave Off
Delaware CapeS

Boston. April n-Dissress Calls
from the n Western Wave on
Delaware Capes were picked up by
wireless stations IN The FIRST Nava.
District today. Engine troubles was
g:ven as the, cause but LATER mes
sages stated ttat tie steamer was
proceeding 70 New York.
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Liberate and Arm
Russ Prisoners
In CITY Of Munich

Copenhagen, April .o-The present
authorities at Munich. according 10
advices received here. have liberated
and armed Russian prisoners Ct war
who have been confined in the camp
at Pucheim. on the outskirts of the
city. = Russian guard is now patrol
Ling the Munich railroad station.