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\DAREAAAEASASTAAAAAEO 3004) AVANT ANDAAANASAN AAS AAA AARASANA SANSA VAAN SAAN AAAAAAAAA AAS HANEES All England,Grim and Serious, Is Filled With Determination toWin theWar By MARTIN GREEN, ‘Stat? Correspondent of The Evening World becahhdatee Erovesusossvausonnnnnsnnanansuansenanannanananseasnsanananenanns na, “Tf It Happens In New York It’s In The Evening World’’ © ¢ SE meaeeneceananesenensentees: hhh hahah WEATHER—Fair tos night; probably rain to-morrow. [“ Circulation Books Open to Al.” | [* Circulation Books Open to All 7 a PRICE TWO TT eo NEW YORK, TUESDAY, MARCH 5, 1918. 20 PAGES PRICE TWO CENTS. GERMANS AGAIN HALTED BY U.S. TROOPS: FRANCE DECORATES TWO NEW YORK MEN ' LONDON GRIM AND GLOOMY, tt oe! S APPROVAL DOUBTFUL Ya AMERICAN LOSSES IN BATTLE BUT THE VERY SPIRIT OF WAR, nga IF JAPAN ENTERS RUSSIA: mene nS SO FAR ARE 43 MEN KILLED, ~ISARAINBOW OF UNIFORMS... ><a. NO AGREEMENT, SAYSLEWIS vex yo ~— 232 WOUNDED, 35 MISSING Threatened to Surrender to American Be Loy F rop- : | Germans If Sent Abroad las ; ; ; U.S. JAP JAPAN AND AN AND ALLIES. | erties Asked of Congress. a 43 ; ; ; , * | Wilson and) Cabinet Discuss ; a . 4 ) meatiah Sapttal Be EEGs ane Scene AYER, Mass, March 5.—Willam) Intervention; Ct Matter in ! WESHINGRON, Marah Sextiere Lieut. Joseph Canby and Private : Torrington, Conn. a set) Between London and Tokio “ALL REPORTED IN ACCORD «=: we intenda to take over the th Ger. Pittman of Brooklyn Decorated | by Clemenceau—Germans Taken . tw «| by Americans on Lorraine Front. on Stage With Footlights Turned 8 Off—If England Fights Like She Prays the War Is Won. By Martin Green. (Special Staff Correspondent of The Evening World.) Hamburg-A man Lloyd an and N’ F, 01s ngion Announcement anahip! ¢ it on Principle of Intervention Is Reached. 1 of the United; By the Amociated Prem.) WASHINGTON, March 6.—The tate {United States now ts tn agreement Appropriation il giving him sa yW HINGTON, March 5.—Forty-three American soldiers One Wa Y| WASHINGTON, March 9 (Unite a| Says A y for unpatriotic | preys)—t a8 given wharves and sends an expedi- He arranged Martin, Democratic erunces tionary for tunsia she will do! Nimke was tried by a general court- amendment to the Urgent Defleieney i: | Britain and the | *Uthorits hud been killed in action in France at the end of March Copyright, 1018, by The Press Publishing Co. (The New York Evening Wor! SOMEWHERE IN FRANCE, Feb, 10. | i te| WIth Japan, Allen Property Custodian A. Mitch oe sn the principle %, while 252 had been wounded and 35 captured or | : of action in Siberia, but the details - Palmer asked authority to sell] wnising according to War Department information. 1 == - the ! prop les of ie nm HROUGH the exc elly of journeys across Frac |), one of these he was teed) with | romain. te ae out. This be. |{2@ terminal propert : ¢ the Ham +e >, wa If I am put in charge of aj ¢ he Japancse dona the Cabinet >Uf&-American and North Germano ; _ 5 and al D ght raid on Paris, through it ‘| : Veer siygetse cms Serr sen ne hes thoy digines PARIS, March 5.—A German attack. last night on the trenches held . " tial pa r side 1 w ongly met with President Wilson to discuss Lloyd DL! by American long a reso ormalities attending the preliminaries to move} t when he the subji This would appear to be a stop OY American fi in Lorraine was repulsed, the French official state- mente in tl { through feelings of amazem: \t that arse hat| LONDON, March $ The Evenineg!to Americanize one ly property in Ment issued to-day announced, American patrols operating fm the same ; : : 1 Pas World question | on thin country—a wide departure fom 1égion, the statement adds, took a number of German prisoners. arbaeey 434 ‘ ‘ ie el G rah [the policy puraued herotofore BERLIN, March 5 (via London).—Increased fighting activity yes- \ ve agreed to immedi hie vn the Lorraine front in Northern France and in the Central Vosges London-— region is reported in to-day's Army Headquarters announcement. cuard the interests of z a QUTVOTNG -NENONTHERFRST WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY IN FRANC E, March 4 (Associated The President arr , Press).—It is now permissible to give the names of the officers and men with Attorney General Gregory w decorated yesterday by Premier Clemenceau. They are: the iogal situation LIEUT, JOSEPH CANBY, Brooklyn, N.Y, _ nded: ts Lees LIEUT, WILLIAM COLEMAN, Charleston, S, ( ni SERGT. PATRICK WALSH SERGT. WILLIAM NORTON PRIVATE “BUDDY” PITTMAN, Brooklyn, N.Y PRIVATE ALVIN SMILEY, St. Louis TY The London alone in erties and the Kal title ee Sergeants have been in the ns aay die yt tween 75 and 80 Per Cant. Nesp -ROUMANI IS FORCED CGreielly linen feteeelcnit tee wae | They were ed by the ma : ae oad ae melee SUNDAY BALL NOW | she mali EA ne nt SAY REPUBLICAN SENATORS 5 : ts “GONSORIPTON OF LABOR ne i aoe a STG tant anti . a eee = f BpeKne " for It Is P eenale sik Mave a r ali aed Whi. ST CHARLIE 508 ve ne oh ri hi 1 [pamine on the war, 9 so | SHOT IN BATTLE, ee tone : : Congress Candidates He sipped in ise rok mo ; tS0 ” : “ Figs eile sles feo a oy Seth SP SURO, L, WEGMMER itt Ahn foo ta von ied Me eres HAS NEW WAY TO THROW i . 2 M 4 (United ! TRAPPED IN AIR 11 HOURS ' phe ; \ ' nly aes Ss. 4 . 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