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e Called Out fins 15 " WEATHER—Showers to-night; Saturday fi EDITION { “Circulation Books Open to All.’ | an ‘te 7 : 1K CENT In Grenter N: Meadson Countyy Nee AWO CENTS elsewhere, CRS, Uhe'New Work Warten NEW YORK, F R I D A .Y, MAY 18, 1917. 22 PAGES jam County, Ned. BRITISH CANNON HELP ITALIANS WIN; 6,432 AUSTRIANS TAKEN IN NEW DRIVE US WLC TDGLS SARL AG LU Hp ey OE ALL NATIONAL GUARD UNITS sypues omy BY PRINTER'S ERROR READY oa uu IN THRD SUCCESS DRIVE © JULY TOAND 25 AND AUB, Osco FOR WILSON STE ves we Ustoe Go" AGAINST FRENCH AT CRAONNE —Congress of Peasanis | s by Attor ey ces ca Discusses Future. | Assistant. Governors Authorized to Re- BILLION IN LOANS IS PLAN Congress Makes Pt Plans to Fi- Hl E, 1237 bf crut All Organizations to QE J §, TO AID ALLIES aotsne somnauen ot w cannes] TAREE $6,000,000,000 for aera puta ice ne Berlin War Office Admits Evacua- tions of a soe upheaval unless t War r Strength First Ye ur “of W ar, al upheaval wnioas the st ah Q . n de h six ene are included, | VOTES 10 PETAIN ney prices of = oe were tion of the « Former Village of im $670,006,000 Has has been completec made by George nderson, United a 3 NEW Y( RKE RS OUT FIRS y Paid to Nations | A. 1 Shingaroft, Minister ot Agri-| By Samuel mM. Wittiams. States Attorney ut Boaton and special Bullecourt,” Indicating That It | e i 7 ‘ 4 ive assurances regarding | wont - sand iasistant to Attorney General Greg . nie Leu nene the munitions situation at a confer-| WASHINGTON, May: 1 ‘ Had B i ll i ' ; “ 7 he munitions situation a ‘onfer- | SHINGTON, May 18.—A print ory in co-ordinafon of food investiga a 2+ Arrangements — for Formally WASHINGTON, May 18.—The ence between the Cabinet and Gen.| oy error of a single word delayed RETROA TIVE tons, to-day before the House Hee See Litera y Wiped Out. Putting Militia Into U.S, | Government rent intention to Alexieff and other generals. M.j steeaagaa culture nittee in connection with baile Brahh the Administration Food Control Bil, 1 be lined ae S aralclaretigg weeg Con! BL TRIPS LE) TIN GA eae | } j / York and TWO CENTS elsewhere sning of the Army before July 1—$670,000,-! the army were daily improving in|the official copy that 1 fn 2 000 of which already has been paid— WASHINGTON, May 18,—All Na-|!8 reflected In a request of At a private meeting of the mem-|and the Speaker of the McAdoo to the banks to take House b M tely $1,000,000,000 Shingaroff said that the supplies for|* Army Completed. > the Alli quantity. |by the Vice President of the Senate! Vigorous Opposition to Section made tnis statement: th cri wea Ar mae tong AS ITALIANS ADVANCE al is nto Federal service July 15) as po; nd at least equal to 50, “The members of the Duma ur. | Was made at the last moment that the | suigbaceec st ded a Ae eer: pat ree LONDON, May 18.—British heavy srullery batteries are cocoate: cP Keinisations "ta “War lof its reorganization to the fact that} sent back to the Government printing to-day by a vote of 122 to 54 refined | jy ‘América inconsistetit with law ana| on tlie Julian fonts ac te to an official statement issued-this after- strength. ‘The dates of ass¢inbly fol- LY THREE SHIPS eaters aid eect Bnei a ae aged aaa ate a aL DN orl reaped 's done to! noon by the British War Office, Rome announces'that the mumber oi yi FRENCH LOSS LOSS IN WEEK peace, mould if based, aa of Sid] SE ee eee tip the. amount cue tae a nk | ‘ Mr. Andetaon advocated teatelation | Austrians captured now number 6,432. This is an increase of 2,400 since bas ly gy Nec ital te hel scument, duly slgned, to reach him, taxe San ee we pe ieee oi mas! | yesterday. ‘These captures indicate a total loss by the Austrians of at { Official Repos; Sho She a Let-Up|honor of our country are closely 8 Lo'clock, Officers of the Vigorous opposition to tho section) imum at a Hberal range above what! least 20,000 men. } ” “i by Kepresentative Madden of | resentative Mess of Ohlo ked the section as danger uff of the army were waiting Was in the Work of Sub- bound up with this loya A congress of 569 del might be uncement of the I! Jently for ann tes, pur- in or marines |porting to represent the peasants of | President's signature s COB Ofe A180 } and dema sald his mind was piggies f |? , May 18.—Only three French | all Rus: led here. The} ficial proclamation of the new order Us because of the possibility of It8) Goen ag to the fixing of a minimum| Italy to the front they received an enthusiastic reception, im tmen were sunk by sub-| programme covers four points: First, |of things could be issued and a she tting a precedent for a wide range) -ugrantee the prod He sald The Italian announcement says that from Tolmino to the sea the urines in the weck ended May 13,|the c ullization of the opinion of | o ilitary orders put ofte POCFOACH YS tARNs, the Government should be empow 1, i . ‘i } rding to official announcement! the peasant class on all vital national 8 the Replying to Mr, Fess, Representa! ered to break up corners in potatos, |“! tillery was act Efforts made by the Austro-Hungarians against the ; } subjects; second, the necessity of im- was realized nul) Hve Green of Towa declared members| ogy, onions and other markets by | New Italian positions on the Vodice and ep of Grazigna were repulsed. ut period 952 vessels en-| pressing on all citizens that the new n the afterno a apeopseidai sind; LgWavel down the! vuthority to selze and market @ por Reports to-day show that on three great battle fronts, British, ports rts ant 991 departed. | freedom brings not only new rights} morrow could the d ill without offering substitutes for] tion of the products held by hoard-| deal on untae French and Italian troops are repulsing German and Austrian attacks, Mr, Anderson complained that the| gaining new positions and consolidating their gains. Following the com | Government is powe but new duties; third, the safeguard. | by the Presiden ections: they would strike: out ive De f the gentlemen who propose| ght recelve the sug Ratha gestions with more grace,” he said. | Declaration by — I inder the] pletion of the capture of Bullecourt, the British drove back two raiding Just what) narties northeast of Armentieres, inflicting heavy loss. ss of Bullecourt is ad din to-day’s official statement s mado re | in Berlin, which says that “the ruins of the FORMER VILLAGE of present law to ascerta congress th Only the preliminar scription mut at the opening of t ee ee © food supply Will Revise Relations of the Do-| necessity of est of act system relating to general esentative) pointing at large Little of Kansas that t 4 reasonable price Phe London War Office says reports indicate that British gunners 4 geld play for supply | have afforded Italians material assistance. During their progress through ye i i iislone and lata Wk perations on the ne |registration of men between tw ; retroactive | contiy in the potato re f Aroostok BULLECOURT were evacuated by them yesterday, and the enemy or 8 | ” : Bae ay che : ngs of Freno try were|one and thirty years liable for se be rare ed Reg County, Maine, which supplies a large only established himself there twenty-four hours later.” Thiy in- ba 1 yo the Empire extended through M. Thoma: vice can be put into effect now CAD A an nols to aswall Kan-| are of the Kast, he sild the dealers] — dleated that the village was literally wiped out.) 4 sng LONDON, May 1$,—Hereafter the) Minister of Munitions, The pats Y NA organ ation a he Maybe if I were from Kansas 1| i" handling those potatoe esorted Near Craonne the German Crown Prince launched several night at yerial War Counel| Il meet an-| of Agriculture urged the ¥ ty of | increas » war strength of 44 : to speculative prices and onion A 7 DON'T BURN KAISER PICTURE: HAM Sta gitar ues | Cee ai ie ts { and] men, 150 men to a company, ‘The ne 1 seo plutocrats as the gentleman] prices algo went up wcks—the third successive effort to wrest positions from the Fren vually until the war ends an¢ ¢ eeping up th PI ’ ia | men, ‘ ' can thanhahaa Ruveuantarive Glan pn aI ; . special conference will be held to re-| mnjtions, without warned | national army of selective dra im 1 Rep ; i n aon . rring Baie fon p if ae but all epulsed, French troops penetrated German lines in Lor © the relations of the Q d p fl Be conatitited on pane ci he fact is, however, that| Anderson g#aid bituminous coal prob t JUST STOW ITIN THE HOLD beer reers ea Dominions | tho delegates, it w © impossible | Will ited on paper Kansas with her per capita. wealth {bly had been produced tn large quan-| raine sis bet ndia aM v ia either to continue the war or to con-| nt and the military tab 4 at rent an that of tilinole faid Utles at too low a price at inines | ® ‘Trieate is panic atri P cabs eaiatibncad n making this announcement tn the aa | ment of the United States fixed at a ‘ 914 for many years, but that unie f the Ital rT t al Naval Treatment of the | House of Commons yesterday the Prime > iv lion and a quarter men nly Sbout $140,000 in income taxes! thing Bone to regulate irame | ROM: St SHO, See Oaes ASOD une ee Oftic N y 4 5 sah ied me |" “premier Prince Lvoft vee lag "er hve t year, while Hilnois pald more|and prevent the geller from arbitra word received bere. All banks there satad f On W Minister spoke of this arrangement as tatt the Associatea| Figuring in 1 numb c p r p from ar Pa : landmark in the constitutional his- REMIYs eel waleative: dvattcwilll cal? $5,000,000," Making @ price, the coat of bitumina have been closed and the Govern- tory o pire, referred to 7 n expression of his confi-| million men and there is f what It was « during the ust year, WASHINGTON, May 18—A knotty |the valuable results trom the confer. | © America an ext : Be Ee Nonaate milton ect zed Mr, Cannon for bringing “| | houses have hurriedly shipped all rec- , NGTO: aay , o ° in the future ’rem Vo! ano’ ha million volunte nal jesus ta the dabate yrds to Vienna prove Sein, ae Anette Poene ; | ree perl letihptapt ed M “! agri mY mathe ON TRIAL FO FOR! AUTO DEATH. | cur Hoards of Cavalry Officer os ete Aeon prisoners ut t {vom overseas who attended the re- ; pats Freya Lat apapao ise dark lt Cannon turned on Texas, quo ‘ orl kins “hee ¥3 tAmperial War Council hud access| "Most of tho dificulties of my frat) The r rerul r army requi thoi’ GALNLIAA OLS FARO DAE GKIG Jeving 2 on Appointed to Make the {taken so far by the Itallans were w all the information at the disposal evolutionary Cab ann flip | Are. fa AMD: Teorul tat im 100 persons there pald income Arrataned. — | Ripehcss fork hava om divisions recently detached aie a nd of the Government and occupied a| fact that in all questions T and my ; : xe ng W m: the Russian oat, st was: ae ; Th MT b Jeet iow on te equality with colleagues were ot 1 to rely sole ition ' n, ¢ The excess profits x pootior Muy 18,—M WASHINGTON May 18, — Four need to Disp a Re as me mbers of th h Cabinet, upon moral pe sion, There wag|!ng in round numbers of 25,000 me tax of 16 per cent all f , 1 1 s we up n. von Falkenhayn ja still at the a ming the Na \ a" Se AIL posarnant power with|with subordinate command SuoRRCInT te ¢ ah ood. ce “HAYS + ikecaai Gils trian front, attached to the Aus- in the hold, and askin n 1 HON isaarioa and in oct democratic | panies. ¢ tally the present of " day 0 , wer King man-| Mo; I ! Obla.; Pros There are many indications that the to burn : RELATIONS WITH BERLIN countries of the world, After two] ort by numbers of men w ‘1 ' lauuhter. ee : 5 \ and I 1} n, M Jesperate coun! drives of the Ger After d a rt nont expert ed | ippea nd W Dep it ite to, ran. down 1 ‘ ) ‘ h ‘01 mules | mans against the ever advancing pe Ta } je of the, weapon with a va f rea- ns. 4s and north of the Aisne are i ! ‘ irs mable Ru n who de Thu f re 4 primarily tor " , Itix Home Here ranquillity SPE me ' t Pree wr yes 4 it German retreat that may place WASHINGT ‘ civillan population it ce rodation i V \ ' Jenburg's armies astrid the | Nakhir form 1 A WASHINGTON, May 18.—-Hondu-| were Individua Natt tA I Belg frontier. sador t i 1 ‘ rapi| lat w G ho activ 1 | i ¥ 19 8 H ndlcation ts the rey cided to make sis : ‘ nanudlatea f After t am 1 1 F , t Rein ‘ t s again tn flame Fir hg with i new der n WH 1 f the United State uccord t be nef jovern- | pa : ; —_> 1 1 er 7 xplow France's “« i { is a sister of Truxtun Beale and ) official repe » the State De- | ment could F c rea esate Larter at NO GERMAN NEWSPAPERS ver FAVOR DAYLIGHT SAVING. visit m the L sh iin Mrs, John It. 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We Ble D t to be arranged viste bu 1 the] Op Hi $15 Men’s Suit or Topcoat,$9.95 : trated on the Ca Straw Hat IIT Mer 4 f ed after Appear With Hot spell rin we PRAYER DURE AL ade fighting, and all ou Heago, M w 1 pel aintained § gre 4 : * i APRANEHO Cty MEMO pay he Champagne the artitt any ; \ DEWEY EYES GIACE ANY LAME on aes fare Shothlerd ‘| ehting was intense during the dir appearance oadere for ale. phous Beckinan 4000,— Adri. ay Pulton ot, N. 3, Pave SW) = dit, | (Continued cound Lage) —AGVE Aecate oF v “ Square 7900. —Adv in the regions of Mount Carniliet and