New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 8, 1918, Page 1

HERALD BEST OF ALL : ' i LOCAL NEWSPAPERS i L NECTICUT, M()I\ll)/\fij,fl‘ll’(_\' 8, —TEN PAGES. ESTABLISHED 1876 ' W BRITAIN, CON COLORED SOLDIERS [PRESIDENT'S PLEA WINS: TOLLOF COM. MEN |Y ANKEE VOLU] UTEDFORBRAVERY TELEGRAPH STRIKE OFF §TILL RSN )MR ADES I Interference With Transmission of Messages Would Be of To New Yorkers Chase 40 Huns “Vital Consequence in Prosecution of War,” He Tells 18 o1 90 on Gasually List Are e 3 Out of No Man's Land Head of Union—Operators Willing to Wait Reason- From This State LUDENDORFF RALLIES AUS | A e G e T s e G ELEVEN ARE phisoNghs| FOR NEW DRIVE AGAINS R — Shicazol 1y S he Melrike o n CHarsed hacaussol Ftheioflariliation Premier Clemencean of France Re- | tclegraphers employed by the Wes- | With the union Army Casmalty Records Show \“EPRIEST SlNfis MASS Reinforce rn Uniou sct for 6 o'clock today did | " z Thi e " J 3 i ClrnE Evom ConTeronce NI \tlanta, Ga., July 8.—Thirty-twa Killed in AVetion—New Haven and centrated: i inkal . the order for a strike on teiegraph operators left their| | Generals With Confidence in Futare | having been revoked by 8. J. Konen- | keys at the local Western Union of- | Bristol Boys Reported Captured— | AT BR"THER’S WE““[NG i | kamp, president of the Commercial 't o L Were “Missing in Action ceived ecanc ng the strine call H. C. Worthen, general superiniend- | Washington, July S—The army | Telegraphers’ union, after a long dis e With the American Army in France, | tance telephone conference with Sece- { of the Western Union said else catnaIt e ntained 50 | July 8 (By the Associated Press.) tary of Labor Wihson in Washing e e e e e I Rev. Frederick Coholan Offi- where in the t as follows 16 Hhnso d Robert Ttobinson, | ton § Hexmyjoon8s B Beiioon Ohio river and east of the Mississippi Killed in action 6: died of wounds colored soldlers: from New Yorlk, linve | itiecretarsVilson sasiced itheshiead of fi ooy iysng Svarembrmall excent Lati| 125 ¥ ateq (ot 'acoldent andl bihie ciates at Colling-Coholan heen cited by the French command | the teleiraphers’ union not to allow 2 . % LRCLSORTYEL Mrencnsscumand 4 ! New Orleans. Union operotors at | causes 2; wounded severely 29 for bravery in putting to flight in No | intereference with the transmisslon | - < i 2 = e S Iy & 5 4 : New Orleans were not permitted by The Ist o Hartfor: Paris, July 8.—8 Man's Land @ barly of about 40| of message “of vital consequence In | SO, Orleuns were not per e uptials in Hz d. e on Germans the prosecution of the war,” and Mr. s R 5 e General Ludendon Konenkamp announced that the striko | \o\¢ York, July 8 Prosident New- JECook ;‘(“‘, vl \,,.,’,‘ h, ,I ,'.,, i, to the Matin Aol huad been m;.»m».m v ,"\f l[m’nml, i [ comh Carlton, of the Western Union, [ K25 I e ;!, y.“.(n)“\-(\}tx‘ ,‘ \(%vm ‘ A very protty wedding foak place strike schedule or today | ..o s following, statement! this(| L omak, Mic sennie fast, Maz-| this morning at 11 o'clock, in St S8 yegoREAtheRtolloln saaL nolia, Miss.; Albert Hage, Franklin, | joseph’ cathedral, Hartford, when [ | Unshaken—American Sector Quict. | | in Action, sSwitzerland, DeXsonall Austrian headquarte: | hastened preparationg American Sector Quiet. With l‘wv.\nwvlv an Army Hx‘l-v,lmn_ SIS £ i fe i et | G G v Ao o i Gt o ! i 2 La Lloyd Still Wibaux Mont Miss Mary Dorothy Colling of that| 3 City, and William Thomas Coholan of | PloW against the Itail 39 Sauth i as Coholan of 44,06 reinforcements, 48 i and Hr. Konenkamp. “It is deferred | cmpphe o 6 5 Although the entire front continues in Mt . X The cold facts are thes ope will never be called. We | .op Sunday afternoon strike meet- ¢ Dicd from Wounds. 9 Sauth High street, this city, were|gpZn T05 O C0 S0 | united in marriage. = The ceremony | P€iNg concentrated at 0 ina a state of tension in expectation of a [ #7041 ove ne called. renewal of the German drive, the enc- | ¢ 10VE We shall obtain justice through | ings were called by the Commercial : L he agency of government, and Mot | rpees v " Union in all the princl- | Sergeants Guido Castiglione i effort has not yet developed. Com- Telegraphers’ Union in a v al iy 5 eremony | i . ling Lo embarrass the government | pai cities. In many cities there were | Paul, Brazil; Ray . Wood, High- "-‘l\ ) rformed by Rev. Frederick in the war, we are willing to wait | g few present that the meetings | lands, N ok Carman lencq, | Coholan pastor of St Brendan's S 1 reasonable e for ittt | e o ¢ our 40,000 | Central Rutland, Vi.: Privates Elmer | church, New Hven, brother of the - alians AdVEEEE. I le time for an adjustment.” | were abuandoned. Out of our 40,000 b rivates N e : The strike call was issued aficr the | operating employes, exactly 6 at- | A, Chatham. Bath. Me; Michacl | gtoom. The bride was nttendea by | Hulletin, = London, =July 3 = o : 1 - F s, oy S _ | tralis roops las! g d Western Union declined to accept de- | tended and joined the union for the | Gill, Hamtramek, Mich Merton V.| her aunt, Ars. J. D, Flynn of Hart- | {ralia v night @ . cislons of the National War Labor| purpose of i strike. This is the one | Hair, Early, Ia.: [dward J. Miller, | ford, as matron of honor. The four [ their line astride the Somme'§ L s Bl o coml o e e e e R e e brdesmaids were Miss Grace Coholan [on a front of 3,000 vards, says | ourd of complaints of employes of | and only reuso hror:08 ) ] E ¥ 3 ¥ {res 7 Stuart, ITn: Joseph H. Schultz, New.|of this city, sister of the groom; Miss | official report from Field Marshal HaSsT Marvin G. Wright, Augusta, Ga parative quiel prevailed in all the American sectors 1 night and this morning There has been an increase in-the aerial activity. however, in the patrol- Alton, 11L: George D. O'Laughlin, sench Pramies ¢ . lie empany that they had been dis- | strike was called off 5 : £ : lizenchiEeemiccfConident, S BRSO ark, J.; Tomas Seder, Ravens-|Catherine Colling of Buffalo, N. Y., [today. Several prisoners were takefi | eroft, Tenn.: Arthur Sinnell, Babylon | “ister of the bride; Miss Krmine Seet, | The German artillery displayed ace Paris, July 8.—Premier Clemenceau S has returned here after two busy days | N. Y.: William H. Taylor, Aldershot, | of Oil City, Pa., cousin of the bride, [tivity in the Somme region during the o at the front, with confidence in mwSPANISH P']IJEE lN MAIETTA BUYS THE S. D.i Alexander I. Vautrain, New |and Miss Mary Smith of Hartford. | night. It was similarly active north | men and future unshaken He went into the Orleans Harry J. Coholuan, brother of the|[of Albert near Beaumont Hamel, and Australians b advanced trenches, talked to generals, y widor groom, was best man The ushers|on the Ilanders front near Bethu g Died of Accident. hune. { ¢ man prisoned oiher oRlier analroldiars lonia foung n e oo e ) were Lieutenant Gi. M. Coholan, who i R all veady to’ meet the enemy cvery- lEAfiUI: WITH HUNS?\ T w CR“WE PR“PFRTY o hasaons Lol causes: | is stationed at Detrait, Mich., brother ATillery! Dutis on Marae) The story of thist where L ) . Lol E ” ‘l{l‘y{:_‘\“»‘v ”f!‘yf‘k""‘v_ »J"\‘l"“l‘”;‘l}\h of the groom: Fred Colling of New Paris, July S.—There was some|by an American officer The premier visitéd the Australians N - Gl **| York City, brother —of the N bride: | aetivity last night by the artillery on | in the fighting folléws: ¥ who captured Hamel and addressed - — = i :‘““‘“‘“‘:‘ -“'“Y“"l‘;‘ f’;‘f,‘ Stanley "‘;l"r of | the western side of the Marne salient| ‘‘The Boches did not bothel them in 1 h E . < | : il LSRG SECY 3etty. Flynn e OWET | hotween the Forest of Villers-C. til Thursday night when thes Lenzthy conferences were held with | Madrid Newspaper Exposes | Three Blocks on Main Street,| corporals mrank w. Anderson, | #irl while Joseph Flynn was ring | o weq?, fhe For e e |ty ot boantar ik NI Gen. Foch and various French and Roxbury, Mass.; Joseph Duncan, OId | bearer. Both are children of M. [ o 7€ ; DR lsed,” They Al subcsauRE > P gxbir y : B, L Ao statement shows. No infantry | Pulsed. ey did succeed in § American génerals. | Alleged Plot to Help Include Three Stores and | Orchard, Me.; James ©. Fitzwilson, |and Mrs. J. D. Flynn af Hartford. T ORE (e sbecs rush, however, In getting hold New London, N. H.; Joseph R. A solemn high mass followed the Americans and five Australian AFTEES GO JULY 2 e e Bariet U mevion St Dok | Sunclah: eseolsheast | Rnfier Fighting In Moscow. DR i ville, Pa nto Freni, Fast Boston: | brother of the groom. Lieutenant| _‘vashington, July 8. —Fighting took We lmmaciately) callodh iy Eie N Chatles A. Khoury, 115 Wilson street | Philip Coholan, chaplain in the U. & | Place in Moscow between Bolshevik | feers to g0 out after these @ Barcelona, Spain, July 8 <! Thomas W. Crowe, today, sold all | Torrington, Conn.: Rapheal Paone, |army at Kelly Field, Texas, officiated | fOr¢es and revolutionary soclalists fol- [ 12ds and all our men at oncg {are not wanting in a certain sec his Main street real estate holdings to { 19 Grand street, Middletown, Conn.;|in the capacity of deacan, Rev. ior, | lowing the assissination of Count von | Yelling for the chance. Corpor of the Spanish press of uneasiness as | Frank Maietta, completing one of the | Wiliam J. Pugh, 316 South Irvin|Duggan, pastor of St. Joseph's | Mirbach, the German ambassador, ac- | Mond Powell was first up and to what the verdict of history may be | largest deals in realty that has taken | avenue, Scranton, Pa.; Franklin C.| church, as sub-deacon, twhile Rev.fcording to an offlcial dispatch today |8Ven a squad of men for thq I'rom Thursday. on Spain’s attitude during the war. | place in the city in a long time. The | Rose, Coatesville, Pa.; Joseph Stilll- | }'r. Winte pastor of St. Mar from Switzerland, 4 2 Australians Get 50 B | The indications are that events slowly | sale includes the three large buildings | tano, Haverhill, ~Mass.; Adolph T. | church, this ecity, was master — “The guns had put down a The date for the Ilgaving of the lare bringing home to the average |from 45 to 61 Main street and is said | Young, Philadelphia ceremonies. During the mass, a Entente Offensive in Albania. barrage but the corporal 14 July increment of National Army men | spanard a sense of doubt as to whether | to_involve a sum of nearly $150,000. MiSalal Mex. Prisorers, was rendered by Mrs. L T. Berry of| Rome, July 8.—Italian and French | chaps straight through this fie New Britain's Quota of 270 Men Will Leave for Camp Devens Two Weeks of this city has been definitely es- | hig country’s interests would not have | Mr. Crowe built the block at 6 Prisoners previously reported miss- | 011 City, Pa., an aunt of the bride. |troops in Albania on July 6 began an | and charged on foot after the J tablished as Thursday, July The | heen hetter served by a neutrality | Main street about ten years ago. Ing "‘m,"m Tm\ Fred \‘\f Chitty Wfi Mrs. Daniel Geary, of Youngstown, | operation hetween the oast and the |ing enemy. The Germans r city's quota’ i 270 men who are to | rrankly ritendly to the Allles contains w store now occupied by the | jas © RO TEEC e KR in | Ohio, aunt of the bride, presided at|Tomorica valley, the Italian war of- |to a strong point but the o Jeave for Camp Devens with (’L\l‘t\my:\. The machinations of the German | Great Western Market, which s | 3™ hiuon . Brookline, Mase. Bugler | e or€an, et et 2 ;\"i':\m;\‘x'l(;m}n4(1("\‘:"\;\(4:{‘1]::\-U')l)((‘.\r:;(::” with thio other Yankees went which is compased of 140 men from ments. Adjoining it is the spacious '!]::T::'\‘(]:wflm»l\fy:A\.Jmly:‘:jr‘"g,‘»\’;\n.,,'y;(,':\\r".':.‘ a white silk gown. cut entrain. She | ment, the statement adds. More than| “Our two boys were retaker the first district and 130 from the sec- new garage owned by Charles A.| o Jichard Brightman, Fail | WOre @ bridal veil and carried a|1,000 prisoners so far have been | With the five Australlans and ] ond. . s for the leaving of Bence. This garage Is one of the | miver: thmard Clatke Goinaviie | shower bouquet of bride's roses. The [ taken by the intente allies forces. | poral and his party also capl largest in the city and was built 1ast | conm: James T Coleman. Noy | Matron of honor wore a lavender S Boche officer. In the meanti: year. Besides ample store room for | fraven: Herbert Collings, 19 Hillside | AT€SS With hat to match and carried Russian Revolt Supprssed. Australians had circled aroun ties by the German embassy in con- | CArs there is a spacious repair shop. | gireet, Norwalk, Cann.; Harold T, |Dink sweet peas, while the brides-| y,,qon July 8.—A serious conterdoined the American party Wi day fixed the date, the 25th, as fial. 1 F% 5 T80 [TEURAN CRBUESY O g roperty at 45 Main street con- | povan £ dcen Charles 1, | Malds were dressed in pink organdy | . volution has broken out in Moscow, | Tesult that 50 German prisoned The hour for the leaving of the| g i " ¢ voar while within the past | taInS two stores and aix tenements. It | icenny, Rock Road, N 1k; | dresses with hats to match and car-g, .o 4ing to a semi-official iWolf | Prousht back draftees has mot been fixed as yet buty . i oy ion & el i s G B was bullt four y ago Norman C. Elliot, Webster, .3 | Uled lavender swect peas. The church |y, ... telegram dated Sundey from | .Ihat night a Boche snipek Wil ‘probably be at about the same| p. iciona molice was nccused of being | Al of the buildings are of brick | Newman §. Gee, Carlbou. Me.; James| V28 Dbeautiflly = decorated for the v oscow and transmitted to London by | & 10t of trouble from a nest tLBES A0 eulous contingenty: . in league with the German consulate | CONStruction. One of them s fivo | (. Goldrick, New Haven: Harry M. | 0cCasian with flowers of the season, |y "o ) oo melegraph companys | front line and one of my mey Herewith are the names of the first | & J€RERC WILD the Gorman « B stories in height and one, the garage, | Fiufkin., Providence John T. M. |the color scheme being pink, laven- correspondent at Copenhagen, Fight. | it across No Man's Land aloi§ district alternates: Francis Makrzalk, | ) ihen. 1€ purpose Of 457 1js a single story building. The block | Cartin, New Haven: Edward A gorand vhlte bridat | ing of great severity is taking place | Nim. The Yankee got him a at 45 Main strect is four storvies in | Olsen, 20 Pardee street, Bristol, ng L ¢ Lin the streets hetween the Bolsheviki | M dead on the field Works Machine Gun_ All_Al 200 Boaver; Anthony Kowalczky, 99 | SISLRE sibmavines along the coast. . = TR 25 Wake 1e case is in the hands of the judi- sarty, reatives anc ate friends Grove; Birie P. Erickson, 25 Wakefleld | The fase 18 [n tho hands I‘m‘]“fh-"“"m‘ | height. Conn.; James Pitochelli, Paw- {\,‘.',.(: lto tho b \H\lj‘n‘ 1 Golt. :»1,.1.r“'h’:.:, troops and soclal revelutionairas. \\‘\[\1“:” ::“\V‘HHYI-‘ l‘.zky!-r‘;}‘l"l m:lé\\‘tzy{j.. s in sending | A Maietta, the new owner, came | tucket; Clarence H. Ricdle, 210 FEE 0 e aEhat viy sarvadiare A mesage received here today from Recounting ‘& story he haf SR i G BV S R e v i e T Gl e I\;H_\”r‘mv‘mfl Divinity street, Bristol, Conn. and Mrs. Coholan left later In| thepthe Russians wireloss service dated | of the grit of an Americen Cill liardi, 107 Arch; Joseph Rouillard, | -\tlantic in so short a time and the i‘j”; 259 "h“f'] £golng Into 7|" DA STl b At day, for a wedding trip. They will | Sunday evening at Moscow says that | the officer continued ety . " mettle whi 1 - alre ALHPIBES S L LR e Al LS LAUGH | tour parts of the c ¥, by auto-;a counter revolution was startec “An Australian officer was 14 Beatty. ttle whi'h that army alrcady has % . s tour parts of the country, by auto 1 in ) shown, have not been lost on the 5 e T e | mabile, returning the latter part of|the Russian pital but that it has|me about one of our corporall Sy RS S aonla Bero iwho ut nrst nere olinea Ehlo b DL ERLY AT GERMAN YARNS | the month. Upon their return the|been suppress: did what was considered a fing GERMANY BLAMES | to belittle the American effort. s T v cxpect {o make their future home at of work. This lad had charg 3 illions of Dollars Worth to Bo Dis- 39 Harrlson street, this city. Italians Advance Lines, machine gun squad. Harly: & T ) Q B hosed of at Public Sales. The bride is the daughter of A. . Rome, SEgein: roops yes- | Push all his comrades were ki MURDER ON ALLIES SOLDIERS GUARD POLLS. : Soorctary ot ENavy Brands Statenionts |G St B 12 Rome, July 8.—Italian troops yes- | : gl o Washington, July S.—Alien-owned | YHOLABVY S DES 2 S | Colling of New York City, and a|terday advanced their front line in|©Out by shell fire and he wa Government Forces Defeated at Na- | Property valued at millions of dollars of His Toutonic Rival As “Gross granddaughter of Mrs. Catherine| the region of Col La Prible, the Italian | 2lone with the gun. soon is to be put on the market at Geary of Hartford, with whom she|war office announced today. In the He knew the gun was neef & series of public sales now being Exaggeration.” made her home. The groom, well|Mont Grappa reglon the Italians gained | he Started forward with it himy Panama, July $.—The government | arranged by officials in the office of known in ‘va city, |.\"(l|n'<un of Mrs. [ purther ground north of Massik Satur. | Was no light job but he kept s forces were defeated yesterday in the | the alien property custodian. The | ‘Washington. July S.—Optimistic | G. M. Coholan of 19 South High| ey Fight encmy airplanes wora des. | It Up and working it until he statements regarding submarine ac- | street Bovedly aterdariinial na e through to the final objective AConses Eintonte: clections to the national assembly [ first sale will be that of the property ! | which choses a president. American | of the Orenstein-Arthur Kopple Co. | €Omplishments made by Admiral von B =il S ; away religiously a London, July 8.—As soon us Em- | soldiers ucted as watchers al the |at K i vy & Capelle, German minister of marine, . TREAS 0 o pumping . N s a 5w ers at e opple, Pa., August 15 | Cax 1 5 CHARGED WITH TREASON. & T N PRI e et e | T L e e i, s Pty g Sp IR B B S EXPECT GERMANS TO Bocies and he Ausiraian oo watching him with inten tion of Count von Mirbach, the Ger- | only untoward incident reported was | burgh, and a large lumber concern, | Were described today by naval ofti- fqpg, W 2 S mtoward incic vorted was | burgh, and a largc er concern, | . al of Soldier Who Landed on Trish ~ v ik dmibaakatc) folRsle it oraing ([ ftur b Tt o otk At s BLIEI BN R dn eg e SRenceri| B RS B o p el et S T MARCH ON MOSCOW | knew ne was o sreen man and to an Exchange Telegraph dispatch | killed at Santa Tsabella, near Colon. | this country which never have been [ MAation which is being given the Ger- 0 ¥ 2 mired the way he was carryin) from Amsterdam, he ordered Foreign The cpposition apparently will | incorporated in the United States. | man people Tondon, July $-—The trial by court- B Mvrlflmv‘h the .»;v por :\‘ v{uh'"d hi tup and then dropped to his ecretary von Kuchlmann to break | control the assembly by @ fair ma Secretary Daniels, after reading the attiallorl Gorporil Torco jeve ol - negotiations with Russian dele- | jority. When the assembly meets it cabled extracts from Admiral von ::Y,:””\.‘I,,:yid m,‘ the l.-|<y,'2(,;,l~:)“¢::"i Tondon Press Looks for Ruthless | ;gain with his head hanging s in Berlin. wit wieet a president o nir me unex. | KERENSKY OPPOSES JAPS | cavenes” speeen ‘remarked “that "o | German collapsibje hoat two months Warfare and New Awakening SO B A strong guard has been placed | pired two years of the term of the S preferred to take Admiral Sims’ View | oo and who since has been prisoner hit?' called the oflicer No six before the housc of (he Holshevik [ late President Valdez Other impor of the situation | in the Tower of London, opened here of Russians, plied the corporal quickly, ‘b ambassador in Berlin as it is feaved | tant questions also will come before | Former Premier of Russin Speaks “Admiral Sims always is sure of | ¢ q1v Tord Cheylesmore presided. T enra e g you know this darned thing his facts before speaking,” Mr. Dan Gl i meoseel el .ondon, Ju 5 he assassination | kick at all Strong cainst dapanese mre | e v i ¢ von Mirbac Jerman | fter fighting magnificently trongly Against Japanese Int fels said. gullty fo the formal charges, which | Of Count vou Mirbach, the German | After 1 g ntly Van Capelle's statement that an | .." ' qer three heads ambassador to Russia, is seen as an | his gun for so long the corpora | espionage sys n have in several in- tances heen glaringly exposc One of the Madrid daily newspapers, al- though it has several times been sup- this group originally were given as he- T tween the 22nd and the 27th, but final orders received by the local boards to pressed by the military censorshin, has weeeeded in bringing to light activ Berlin Makes Capital Out of von Mir- | tional Assembly Elections in Panama, bach Assassination and the populace of the capital will in- !it, including @ constitutional amend pugurate anti-Bussian demonstra- [ ment permitting one not born in tions | Panama to hecome president. This | All the German newspapers declare | measure is believed to be in favor of | | centlon.; | event of great importance, which may |{ just made that big discovery an have far reaching results, by the!simply stopped firing for a mo | newspapers here. { to inspect his machine with ne! The Daily Mail and the Daily Ex- | terest. The o was delighted press comparc it to the murder of | the soldier's action and told average of “five big steamers” Per | piice that while he was a prisoner the murder of Count von Mirbach | E. A. Morales who was born in Co Paris, July S8.—Former Premier |day is being destroyed was branded | ;¢ wa.'in Germany he joined a hos- must inevitably have a great influence | jumbia and who was former minister | Kerensky, of Russia. in an interview | as a gross exaggeration. Taking 3,000 | & Moot (B O 00 M0 0 pr o ovored on Russo-German relations | to the United Statc | printed in the Excelsior to tons as the average per ship, a l"“"yn induce others to join; third, that Nikolal Lenine the Bolshevik I his opinion on the subject of gure, this would mean t the Ger- Iy orticipated in an attempt to land : 1 the Germans by appointing an ‘*‘ex- | “It is lime once for all, (o nr 450,000 tons n1onth Ssome o, deroaitle exnie k M e e Y . 1 at some the pris s Most of t were strag] sugges W the German min CmTETE Geclon GERMANS TIRED OF WAR. | oniy be establishot traordinary commission of investiga- stand our position ) e cors tion” to probe the death of von Mir- fiateinotnre)uice i the ister of marine evidently is forch bach. The commission is headed by | Foreign Legion of 20,000 to Fisht limself to believe submarines failing i} | the maintenance of a great army fellows, but there were a lot. of “Comrade Pete loy | to report over an - extens \eriod | 'Fwo Soldiers Desert to Go Over 0| j.cupation. Russia ma ! who. while big. w very young: el S loyal, even our stru rey i | ¥ v t ¥ once Meanwhile Berlin is doing its ut- 1 With Allied Nations For the Frce- 5 } S Imablv Beenidelaved int thetiiros Ame! ) Lines. Ayl AT the joche put over sor 1s at ong Tosglofnie kegcenitaliontgoitiolvon " dom of Rumania Under Austria. | the war, but that is not the question. | {uri. In the course of time, however, ese people With the American Forces on the Marne, July 8 (By The Associated | Press.) — Two German deserters crossed fhe American lines on the | Marne last night though it is possible a more prudent ’ They said they were tired of the | Policy may prevall, especially as | Manchuria before the w ind duri ! : The Daily Chronicle expects that it | PUt it was only a mighty goad @ Mirbach affair. A German official ac- “It is the question once more of | the failure of individual members of fefice foroln men o= ihey el count of the assassination concludes: Youngstown, 0., July §—A not playing the game of the Bolsha- | their crews to return home would e “The resull of a preliminary in- | mainia legion of 20,000 men to viki, and their German protectors hy | force an admission of the loss of the I want t . that 4 quiry permits the umption that | cruited in this country and the allied | giving them the opportunity of ex- | hoats Australians are magnificent figh ggents in the service of the Intente i nations for service against Germany, | ploiting anew the iznorance of the = W have teen leacning aB are implicated in the aftuir. | will be formed immediately under| Russian masses in making them be WOUNDED WITH CANADIAN Asagiaitiaiel il Several hundred Russians, includ- | plang made public here today by the ! lteve the Japancse are coming to | Ottawa, July S.—In the Canadian Ing the social revolutlonary leader | 1tional Roun n 1 ue Activi make war on Russia ITas not Trot casualty list, issuned today appears the Alexandrovitch, have been urrvested ut iy for the fe 0 of the legion, zky said that between Gorman and | Dme of Lieut. Snow, of North Bil he would prefer | lerica, Mass., as having been wound gd PRO-GERMAN OUN the German emperor has his way there will be march on Moscow ac- | companied by ruthless severities, al- war and the ill-treatment of their | l.enine and Tchitcherin will accept officers who walked them far and fed | @almost any demands for reparation them little | 1t thinks, nevertheless that such a £ urender might precipitate the rall of News From 1w Pleasing veterans closely and it was a caf imitation without a second son Bolshevik government ! During the evening of the day espondent spent with the AR 0 i Washingion, July x URRAINIAN GOVTE, RESIGNS. & big bunc mail AT AMERICANS ON LIST = | ocpondence made ublic today Amsterdam, July S.—The Ukrain- | from homne 1 P was g WEATHER. | closed that Cleveland Abbe, Ir, editor | jun government has resigned and M, | jubiliatign amor e men to entered about 2,500 miles from heve | under the domination of s American nan winded in to- > of Monthly Weather Review, recent- | Markievitch, a social federalist I letters from the foiks as a rewan orded on the Georgetown uni- Prof. Vasile Stoica, of Washington | dayv's ove list: Died, tford. July 8.—Forecast 1y dropped from the government ser- [ heen charzed with the formation of a | their work in the trenches. One y LD will centar in Cleveland, Ohio, where | Japanese occupation | 1 | the Germar BARTHQUAKE RECORDED. Rt TG el A e Washington, July S.—An cwih- | terday adopted w resolution favoring Juake of considerable intensity and (freedom for part of Roumania no Gttan o Ul Bholl tolloin e ty seismograpl thi morning. | was cleeted president of the organiza- | Captain 1 Roslindale for New Brit v vicinity ce, was dismissed hecause of “his|new cabinet, according to a Lemberg | fellow came tearing around wal began at 6:4 rowing | tion and Romal Doctur. Fa., | Mas ¢, New Bedford Fair tonight and Tuesday well known sympathies for the im- |dispatch to the Vienna Neue Freie and ending 9 a, m, ( treasurer Mass, v perial GGerman government, Presse, (Continued on Ninth Page) e