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WEATHER FORECAST.
Fair to-day; to-morrow fair and warmer;
moderate east to south winds.
Highest temperature yesterday, 43; lowest, S7.
Detailed w father reportn 011 lt p-ige.
tm.
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VOL. LXXXV. NO. 185.
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NEW YORK, MONDAY, MARCH 4, 1918. Copyright, IMS, ty the Sun Printing ami PubUahin0 AMoclollon
GERMANS KEEP
UP HEAVY FIRE
ONTOULFRONT:
; ;
Tw Thousand Shells of All
CiililMtN Follow Failure
of 1 a id .
- Washi.vutojc, March 3. Five Amorl-
MOlM: HOMES KKCOVEUEI) 'eludl"B Lieutenant, wx-re
Killed: live severely wounded and four
MlRlitlr wounded In tlio Oerman raid
Sll-Clll nllll Stri'lt'llPr Board l,Bln"t tU American trencher, to the
1 " i north of Toll! nn fa,s-., 1 41, U'n. T-
niontr Them Some of
MNsinjr Found.
1
Germans Claim Complete
Success Over Americans
A MSTKRDAM, March 3. Com-
plcte success in the attacks
niiuie upon the American troops
along tho French front is as
serted in the German semi-official
supplementary war report relat
ing t the fighting from March
1 tn The report says:
Northeast of Seicheprey our
stu'm troops pained a complete
.-ucce.-s against the Americans.
After a brief, strong prepara
tory tin our troops here pene
trated the enemy's position to
a depth if 500 yards. They
rapidly broke the American re
sistance, returning with twelve
prisoners and two machine
nun-.
The losses of the Americans
were extraordinarily high in
the brief preparatory bom
bardment. V'j t.e Ati'-iat'd Vreti.
' tii tun amwsican Armt in FnAs.cc.
' a i - i delayed). There has been ex
v.iiuiry artillery activity nlonp the
i e-i.-a'i hector on the Toul front since
:-hterdaj's attack was repulsed. The
er.'iij . apparently angered by hii fail-(
i i is tr!n-; to punish the American
copi wllti a delugo of shells, but not
i damage has been done. f
rivo thousand sliclla of all calibres
rr counted aloiiK the front from noon
"terday until noon to-day, while many
,r,' f.-ll uncounted. Some ten Inch .
n.j.'.'dcs battered towns 'behind the
.iiorli an line.
n.t rl an infantry and engineers who
ad Ken cleaning Up the scene of the
on Friday found some bodies
ed Among them was a Surgeon
f the Iteserve Corps and a stretcher
mter. who was killed when a shell .
' t a ilrst aid station.
Inother tlerman prisoner has been
ivt'i -J in front of the American (re
frarp'.ements. He had lain there
"Oiinded for many hours befoie thu
nfrl''ftns discovered lilm and shouted.
neat it and brought hlni In.
i "a of the Uerm.m prisoner taken
(.Are the fight has since died. Among
e iHrrii.m dead who have been burled
e-i thu Lieutenant and Captain leail
hk tue attack. The latter was taken
'rom "ie American wire entanglements.
c his body was found a complete plan
e' 'he American position.
las ii ils were dropiied Into one town
.ck of the American lino early this
'rmr.g. but only a few cases of gas
, S'tdig have developed no far.
,: t ie prisoner taken by tho Amerl-
i -a- they do not believe that !cr-
a .i win tho wat. They did not
t 'j Unlit, but had to.
- i ',f the Americans mls'lnu have
' t-.i I
;one r.f the prisoners had seen any
'fi.tr- Miik-", the- raid. .All added
j were gl.ul to have been tanen
.specially by thn Americana.
aute -hev believed thev would bo well
urucc, ....
e-ed Tho prisoners' accounts showed :
at tie sector opposite the American i
was commanded by (Jen. Stalz-
T',f respondent talked with a dor.en !
.1 ... j , ... .-i. i. i
u, ,-,.-., nuuiumi mi men ouim- ,
' s Lvery one was anxious to tell
' ,ii-eil of heroism or other per
I nr ,.,.,..n A,t,f rtr
' ' t h.s fellows, but displayed
, clmv legardlnc his own ex-
i'i.c south, who.-o home Is near
'v ' i ,ili and who looked to be not
ur .il ..ears old told this Htory '
' - i.i the front line when It
.ike ,'Verv shell in tho world
i i . ,c our way. Where the
' ' ' e them Is more than I know.
it ,'ili ved that many existed. One
i' where I was. A piece hit a
'"i .a n the other side of me. The i
r.v.v,,. , , ked him up lii his arms and
rip ! nirn for a tlrst aid station
. of a perfect "bower of dirt ,
' I don't know whethe: ne ever
' ' r not
I niiilielled to Find Aev Finer.
' I iot Into a machine gun
" wlt'i another corporal
. - 'ii Missouri, leaving my
" ! Tbli.tts got so hot we de-
1 - ' i net to a steel shelter at
! i noli.
: - al went first. IlUt .1 few
i i ":il! exploded almvt on
i. 'nil mm, I stepped out and
I, s rule had been blown to
rr
me ,. piece of shell hit mo. on ,
e and down I went. A Her-
, an order for tne to go to a
ti..n
' approa lilug the station In
.v.i sMitdie- hearing teams,1
, ding-, bent ovir, to es-
-ibe ll,e flvlllg pleCCK Of Midi,
II ,lijt.()etl down on t-qi of
'splnded anil wiped It out.
k, lilt me III the head.
rp some stretcher bearers
riln tne ovei the shell holes, night. This followed an art or congress
' which tho election of last July failed to
rejical, Thlssaot prohibits the Importa
l nil... for lied rci. Men. n,.,nuf.iVture. sale or gift of Into.x-
-.ie got to hand it to those 1 eating lUiuors or drugs. A local law por
. i',e t,d Crosa on their arms, tnlti the nianufncturo am ile of tn-er
winked like doi-s In that hell
T'icv seenied to have but onn
the r duty ind apparently
i ' n fur their own lives whllo
n . vcr" game r'gbt to tho
, II ;ii I' may be sttld that
'.im ,u'iibr of men who
l i'ios.- w l ic e li.iincs are
1 'HI
i a from New Je-rev de
I - ppci.i il ,n the gun pits,
lecp in tin- dusout when
c i 'uiird (ill .vtto"(I I'ttpr.
5 AMERICANS KILLED,
9 WOUNDED, IN FRIDA Y I
raid in SECT0Rl
Lieut. Eadie and Four Men
Die in Other Enra
u,;,,,.;, e
Injuries and 5
purtment
announced to-day. Tho list
follows :
r.Mnv., HAltOMi r. Lieutenant, Tilton,
X. II.
AMIinr.r.. ANTIIONV, ttergrant. fUdtlmore.
I'AKMINM. KlXiAK. prli.tr, Obltia, N. c.
!IKXIti , IIAHIIY ,1.. private. Lomnftport.
ina.
nilKtV. MATIIKW. private, lajette. X. II.
Deaths of four men In notion In other
engagements also were, announced by
the Department as follows:
CHAI.KSOX, .HlhF.l'H I'., terteant, Derby.
Mr., February 24.
' lltMiCK. KPII. corporal. Red Jacket, Tf.
I Va., Marrh it.
WKATIIF.RMAN, IIIOII. prttale. Seaman.
Ia .March .
II.VRUKHTV, THOMAS ... rook, Kl rao.
Tel., February ti.
Those severely wounded on March 1
were :
' KOrtTNEll, KLLIOTT, corporal, Uerrln.
sllciSV.Wtn. ISAAC, private. Kvarta, Ky.
-if;?-1-;-. HOY i:.. private. Duluth, Minn.
' KI.SKt.n. ltr.UBKN J., private, Hlghwoocl,
Mon.
YVOUK. OI.HX.V II . cook. Oliert. Neb.
1 Those slightly wounded on March 1
wet c :
I.ITTI.i:. JullX U.. corpora). Abbot. Ark.
MAC ItAK. .IOIIN. Jr., private. CIMciRo.
WILso.v, AUTHUK II, private. Cam
brt.tne. Ill
TFRNKIt. V:UWA1U J.. Ilke Mills. la.
The followlnc were wounded slightly1
on other date.
til'ltOfl.i:. WILLIAM .1, s-.-j
piirt. Me., February 22.
NeTr.
EXPERTS DESIGN
NEW AIR BULLET
Allll'I'ifllll TllirPIlllitV l)ivisiS
Armor Piereinir, Incendiary
Trail-Leaving- Type.
I'SED IN MACHINE (UN'S
Projectile Made NeeeSSai'V by
'
the Development of Air
plane Construetion.
l'ctnl lftmtch to Tnr i v
WasIiinctov, March 3. The WarDe-!
piitincnt made iiuldlc to-night the an-! with the opening of toe first aeilal mail
nounccmeiit that the ntdnanco bureau routo between Xew Yoik and Washlng
tns developed bullets of three types for ton on Apiil IT. thete will lie Issued a
me of airplane lighter which equal In 1 new stamp stite to be of Interest to
dualities anything which our allies or ' philatelist-. This i-;amp will perform
the Hermans have produced.
'The present war brought forth a new
kind of ammunition for airplano use in
the form of special cattrldges contain
ing bullets for armor piercing, tracing,
and Incendiary purposes." said the state
ment. "With the progress the mote military
parts of tno airplane were protected
with light armor, so that It became
nccekeary to Introduce (he armor plerc-
Ins bullet
As the gasoleiiH tanks wete patticu-
eui-i..uir w ........ ..
It wlis n.-ces-ary to procure a bullet
containing an innamnrini- Buosi.uice. ,g
.,,,, n-hieli would p'i rrv i
nlted upon 'V. fl !?' ,V- V?,
" ' " '" I
. Dierelng it.
llliln IlKhtlng range for only brief
moments ut a time and as theie were
--- r ,lt,.rmi,,ini!. .i.. flri. effect I
no me-"'H ';1r"" .nK.,.,Vl
a Oil 1.IIIU l navri n
bright burning composition which would
Indicate thu path of tne nunei in nay
iii,, .,u n-nll In ,1 irkiirs" and thereby
tlon
is set on (lie upon ilscnarge ami
the bullet tiles through the air as
bright spatk, plainly visible to tne ma
chlno gun operntor."
In addition to the thr.o distinct types
of bullets the ordnance experts nave
developed combinations or the Ignition
of the tracer bullets with the ainior
piercing heads which are regarded na
remarkable accomplishments in view of
th fact that the diameter of theso pro
Jcctlles Is only 3-10 of an Inch.
SEES SUICIDE; LOSES VOICE.
Joseph I nr Ilnnfee ery rnr
llrrniiltriiiPiil.
.Sptriat Impiitci to Tin. Sl
SvmetsK
, X. V.. March ."..As the
shock I rom seeing a woman
result of
in an adjoining apartment In Xew York
rijuii herself to deatli from a sixth story
window, Josephine Dunfee, soprano, lias
""h. well known
? nUn . -,,..
going treatment by which sue hopes to
i regain her voice.
PORTO RICO BECOMES "DRY,"
Antl-Llquor l.niv MITri'tlvr nt Mid
night Lost Nnturdiiy,
San J i'an, Porto Itlco, Marcn .".
, Porto lllco went dry at midnight Ust
containing ni i'itihiiii, - i"-i iu
of alcohol.
Many cafe' worn cioseu earner than
usual last night, after ui&aiiiK of thn
last of their diminished liquor stocks
This s a
Wheatless Day
Fall in German Attack 4
- r,pnt - 2 Snnnnmh tn
'
to Disease.
THAMES. SAM W. turpotal. Bdcatunna.
Ml"... February 2(1.
NKIHTINd AI.K.'II AHIIY M.. private, num.
ford. Me.. February
TALltoT, l.KSI.IK M private. Arlington,
Mar. February 2.1.
LINTON, CIIAItl.KM L., private, Doaney.
Idaho, February lia.
The Department announced that
Frlvnto llobert It. Bayard. Dedham,
Mass., died February 8. and Corporal
John .1. Crowley, Wakefield, Mass.,
February 14. from wounds.
iJeaths from disease nmons the
troops wero reported ns follows:
i l'rlvates Thomas .1. Quirk, Unwell,
Mass., pneumonia; Ilarlcy I!. Salsman.
HeaclW X. I)., emhullsni; Alfred II.
I Clapp, West I'nlon, Iowa, tuberculosis;
I Artie O. Ledhetter, Kllaabethtown. 111.,
sarcoma: Walter X. Hclnr.. Crane, Ore.,
! empyema.
: '
EADIE A FOOTBALL STAR.
Yonn Ollrtr Killed nt To a I
Alio
an Dartmouth null Tenm.
Tiltox. X. II.. March 3. Lieut. '
Harold F. Kad'.e. reported killed in ac-
tlon north of Toul on March 1. was lor- t
meriy ouaneruacK or me uartmoutn
College and l'hlllkns Andover Academy
football team ami was also a memlinr
of the Dartmouth baseball siuad. H
was the only Junior at Dartmouth
I chosen for the Iteserve Officers train
ing school at Flattsburtr, all the other
selections behiR- from tiie senior class
In accordance with a War Department
rulli'.R. A cominlsslon as Second Lieu
tenant was awarded him and bo went
to Vrant'r! wltli Xew KiiRland troops.
Lieut. I'adle was it jears old. He was
engaged to be married to Miss Marjortc
Mose. daughter of V. II, Moses of Til-
ton, a student In Wellesley College
24 CENT STAMP
FOR MAIL BY AIR
M iiiimilin I oiler I'ovt loi nil
Letters by New Service
Will Be 27 Cents.
McCoverii are tailing each other out of
i inn- i-i iiik ii ...nn , tbeir names and arc pla lug the luvttlest
If 31 1 I'LIKBS 10 BE I ED'klnd of sinall town politic". Lemoot
and McCovern are both active candidates
with Thotrn'son. t','" l-i Follette stalking
New York Business
fn tn
TefBcliver:eK From Wash
ington in 3 Hours.
p-in; Jiftflttr'. to Tni. Vi
Waiui.suToN. .March 3 --Conaidtnt
a function similar to tne special unliv
ery stamp, for it will cause the letter
to which It is nftlxe.t to be sent by the
air service. The present plan is to sell
tho stamp for 24 cents, which with tlio
regular postage will make the cost 27
cents. It will be cheaper and quicker
than n night letter by telegraph.
The Post Ufllce Department Is at wmk
on designs lor the new stamp" without
which no stump album will lie complete.
It will be jioss'.ble, Postmaster-iienera!
I'utlefou believes, to deliver the mail
de-patclied fioni here by ni-pl.ine in
New York ofilce buildings three bonis
after the mall closes heie.
1 11,0 only one airplane, w '
- 'I'-spatcl.ed each way .1 day. Mall
probably will close
about 11 o'clock.
making it possible for business men to
answer their morning letters mid get
tho answers delivered by 2 P. M. It is
w,r "ene! 01 me omciass inai nunure
of business firms will avail themselv
the belief of the officials that hundreds
,
of tho service.
The mail airplanes will make one. '
stop, at Philadelphia, but even with this
r""''' "l i-.niaueipiu, nui even Willi tins
,, . ,,". :h""
Arm;- Alrplanrs for llontr.
Seivice will begin with six aeroplaiKs. becaue of an unca.-y notion that Merger
The machines will bu furnlslied by the mav run better than 1" exacted. no
War Department in accordance with a j,iv being exactly positive about the
cooperative agreement under Urms of actual voting strength of the llohcn
whlch the ncro mall route will be usel zidlerns In Wisconsin,
iia training for military aviators. As The factional tight Is playintr La Fol
tho machines aro nf inilitnry type d- lette's gatno for him. This week he ie
tailed description of them is not to lie a disgraced man In Ills own State, his
made public at this time. tepute nt the lowest i bb of his career.
The War Department volunteeied tn The State Senato has branded hlni as
eOltllrMt,. ill llltl mil IlltMrill n,-. tf rAtniln. n ai c I, Irt.i la, W..,inf,.ru ,'lltf..1 lit T l.nl.
'mall service on the day that bids for six
j planes were opened by the Post nrfice
i Department. As a conseiiuerwe each of
the threo bids submitted was rejected
under the proviso in the Invitation for
hid.", in which the department tecrved
the right to t eject.
The Washington-New York twite i to
bo operated by military authorities for
one year. Tlie at my will furnish all ,
necessary machines and will detail all
necessary aviators, mechanicians and re-,
pair men from the military training
schools.
At tho end of this year of military
operation the Post Office Department
will take over the service. Various
types of planes arc to bo used by the
army, and tlm Department will get the
benefit of the expetlenco sained and
will have opportunity to train their own
men.
Ar a lesult they will be in position to
specify the particular type of machine
considered most suitable when It again
asks for bids. In the recent invitation
the specifications merely called for a
! machine capable of carrying 300 pounds
or man matter ami wim a maximum
speed of 100 miles un hour with full
load.
Mar Drop Mnll by Farachntr.
The mllll.-.ry machines to be used dur
ing tlie llt'.t year will be fully capable
of this speed. In addition experiments
are soon to be made wltli a parachute
dropping devi. o to test the feasibility
of dropping tho mall direct In Cenltal
Park or on the roof of the Post Office
Ilulldsng III New Yoik city to overcome
tne dllTlcultj of finding a suitable land
ing place witliln sliott distance of the
post ofilce.
Itescrvo miichliiea ready for Instant
CoiiKiuifcf on Hecontl Pngt,
STATE FACTIONS
HURT. WISCONSIN
LOYALTY FIGHT
l.epublicans Need Harmony
to Slifle La Follette in
Primaries.
(01L1 ELECT SBNATOH
,,. . ,, i
Chanee Js Bcin Thrown
... -t 1
.way in jravor or jjchio-
erotic Victory.
hv ! .-t.i I m retwdrnt ot Thi. Stv C Itooievelt. who has been . patient
MaWpon.' Wis., March 3. There'a a ' at the ltoosevelt Hnpitnl since February
liurry up Job nut here In Wisconsin for (, wilt be permitted by his physicians
oun Ah. Will Ilarmonlrnr Hays of In- f this aflernoiiu to ro to the llotJl I.anR
dlann. With n fnlted States Senator- don. Fifth avenue and Fifty-sixth street.
a!ili almost In their clasp, the Iteiiulili- 1 wheio he will leinaln under their cate
cani nr nctliiK plumb foolish In a situa- 1 until the Litter part of the week, when
tlon which will stand nothlnr; except i
h"t"(! fensc- I
They hto dome their best to quarrel '
away their grent opportunity to cr.ok I.a
Follettc's soose In their own primaries
ion March 19 and to wrangle themselves
out of a victory over the Democrats and
Socialists In the special election on April
2 for , inf,rim senator to succeed
the lute Paul u. HustlnK.
The waj they are cutting up to-day.
within two weeks of the primaries, is
simply throulnc open the doors for a
Democrat, either Joseph K. Davles or
Dr. Charles McCarthy, to .walk Into the '
United States Senate. Thv State is
bound to hae a loyalist Senator In
Hunting's seat, is determined to redeem
a reputation smirched by I at Follette.
If It can't rely upon the ncctssary har
mony which the Itepubllcaus must have
to guard against La Follette treachery
It will ceitalnl elect u loyall
u..nr..
crat.
ltiintlun In n HenteiiiT
Is burning with zeal to punish tlie
kindred Open of disloyalty represented
by La 1-ollettes candidate. James A.
Thompson of La Crosse, mid the equal
Vrn-Uerman and Sorlallsl candidate, Ic-1
t tor iierger or .Miiw.uiKce.
not stanil for cither one.
It simply will
If it innt b
sute of a loyalist Republican it will play
safe with n lojnlist Deniociat. There's
the situation in a sentence.
t Within the last few ilas tnele has
been an rploalon of factionalism within
the iatik- of lo.wilist Itepubllcaus and
to-night partis.ins of Representative
Irvine L. Leiiinot and ex-flov. Flancls K.
Iww. tr the It'imlillcan jirimarita
I nomination.
Neither U willing to with- '
draw In the Interest of huimotiy
and
enrtatrt party success.
Hach side Is charging the o'her with
bad faith and trlcker III feeling Is'
growing every hour this situation en
dures. To-ulglit the tcpiihllc.iit party
has btonchitlH. but n xt week it maj
have double pneumonia and b April 2,
unless ,i might good doctor is found, it
is apt to be ,alled awa. Idle Sleveti
son'a joiins man. "in n hearse, with white
plumes upon It " Hoy, .nig, Doc Hays.
There'; no misappi elirn"ion abort
what thl" out of date jnw is ikely to
cost. Nothing could be iearer. If the ,
loyullt Itepublicans go to the primaries,
with ltli Lenroot and McC.ovem, lach
a strong, popular mini, their sttength
i will be divided and the chance of de
stroying La FolletteV man. Thompson,
will be lesuend. especially "ince It 1" no
seciet th.it the Socialists, having no pri
mal contest of their own, are goin" to
obllae La Follette b voting tor 'J'bomi
son in tlie KcpubVcan ptlmarle"
I Iran ( ut Ivaur Presented.
If Thompson wins lore a luinociji
will certainly be elected because the is
sue will be clean ut between pacifism
and pro-Gem. anlsm on the one hard and
i patriotism on the other. Wlsconin will
simply do what she did In 1914 elect a
Democrat
If lyenroot beats McUovcrn or Mc
flovcrn beats Lenroot ill feeling, as mat
tpru Mtand now. is likelv to endure till
'election day. Thompson Is apt to run
Independently as a straight out La toi
lette champlcn In that event tho Ite
publlran prospects will be loufuseil
that tho voteii. will take no it"k of mls
liaps and will give the Senate Job tn a
Demotat that can be depended upon to
support the llovt'iiinient mid balance L.i
Follettc's seditious conduct.
Thev v 111 do this nil the mole eaeerlv
Ictteism, have stood up In their chamber
and called him traitor and a pel-son no
1 decent man would associate with
The Madison Club ha" expelled Dim. a
IHilltlcal and social event which can bent
be understood in the ICast if one Imagines
the Union League Club of Xew Yoik ex
pelling Charles K. Hughes for disloyalty
to the United States With one or two
exceptions, every newsptipet in thn Stnto
denounces hlni. He is wabbling, toppling
and reeling.
Yet the loyaliit Itepubllcaus by their
ConfiiMcd on Fifth Pnie.
Big Martinique Show
for the Fund To-night
WHOEVER goes to the Omar
Khayyam Room ut the Ho
tel Martinique to-night will help
THE SUN Tobacco Fund. A
few of the popular entertainers
who will appear are Mollic King:,
Mae Marsh, Gus Edwards, Burr
Mcintosh, James J, Morton,
Mabel Jones, Hazel and Alice
Furncss, Fay and Florence Court
ney, the Ponzillo Sisters, Gilbert
and Friedland, Elmer Haynes,
Bobby Watson, Buldwin Sloanc,
Armand Kalish and Bert Fitzjiib
boit. Reud about the big show
on page fi.
WARNING! THE SUN TO
BACC0 FUND has no connec
tion with any other fund, organ
ization or publication. It em
ploys no agents or solicitors.
A.
ROOSEVELT OUT
TODAY; LOSES
LEFTEAR'SUSE
I
Yioorous and Healthy, hut ,
Doctors Warn of flizzi.
ness Due to Deafness.
RECALLS 'INJURY TO EYE
. . T, , (
Colonel Eager to Keep His
i.....,l...
riiiKHifuiiiuiiis, ui vuim""
Is Advised.
!t la htlleved he will be ahle to return to
hls h"",e at oyster Ui- Thl" an"
nouncement was made yesterday uy Mm t
Josepliine M. Strieker, the Colonel's pri
vate secretary, after making public the
Ilnnl bulletin of Dr. .Mai tin and Dr. Duel.
The doctors said that the Colonel Is
"in an unusually vigorous condition,"
and "will speedily be In even a better
condition than before," but he probably
will be permanently deaf In his left ear.
Hack In his Presidential days Mr.
Itoosevelt lost the sight of his left cjo
as tho result of a boxlnc bout with a
"Captain of artillery." who was one of
Ida aids. Ills husky ouiik opponent de-
llveted a b'ow tint shattered some blood
veisels and he never saw out of that
eye after that. Hut nobodv outside of
niembeis of hi family knew had to
depend alone on his right eye until Octo
ber "1. after the Colonel's tetuni ftiim a
two weeks stay at Jack i'ooiici s rel
'farm nt Stainfoiil, Conn. Then he can-
ually maile knonu w.iat Had napptneu 10 .
him yen ago
Sftvel-nl dai's latfr
yoore ,ommaiider of
th
.vnillery at Camp Meade, recalled tkat
hn ,ad boed several times with Mr.
itoosevelt In Washington when he was a
V(,.j,1K i;,kpt.iln and one of liif aids. lie
u.r dreamed, however, that he might
i.j.- brcn resiMiisible for the Colonel's
misfortune, and the Colonel never peeped.
I olonel llulnc iplendldl .
Mr. Itoosevelt die.ed jetfterday and
enJoed liltrself exercl.-lng In tlie ho
pltal lonldotn. The morning bulletin
i-ald that he was "doing splendidly."
The final bulletin lead as follows:
"For the last four years Col. Ilooe-
ve t has iln enultte illy ul f" ; from ToUlo that Holshevlk troops hud I
after 'ffwtH.nf bis "Ph,0":'sHed thn four Important cities of Ilia- '
I tlon. This has i not Interfe.-ed with his Kl,vleshchcn.k. which is til- oaptUI of
oi i- wlileh hnvii ImAn :tlw,ve rlinae . .... ... . .
activities, which have been above those
of Ui normal, man. Thla ncute
attack
return e
l ' lias given lis thoppsriuhlty to
th cause, probably completely, and we
believe, from the rapidity with which
the incision has healed, he li In nn un
usually vigorous condition and that he
will speedily be la even better shape
than befoie
"While th.s. ronditloti was being
treated, but not m connection with this
condition, he developed an acute Infec
tion of ootli middle ears, winch neces
sitated .u. imlsinn of l.itli drum mem
brane". The right ea,- tecoveied and In
a few weeks the hearing in this ear will
be as good as ever.
"Subsenuenilv the Infection spread to
the Internal ear on tne left side, teni
lMir.irlb and piobahly permanently de
slro.vlng nil heating function". It ha"
also destroyed the stall functions in
tills ear, and some months will pass
befoie the compi ns.itlon for the loss of
this fur.etini. completely takes place.
YVnrna of l)llnrss AMxrUa.
in other word". !t will be some
months before he will recover complete
control of equilibrium, or before lie will
cease to Mud himself dizzy at quick or
unexpected motion. in conseqiien
during these months he must be cautious
about his aellvitlr.
"He Is bent ujion keeping his eng.-.ife.
nieut to speak In Maine on the Cstli
of this month. We believe, but are not
certain, that he will be able to do so
on condition, however, that he rest as
completely as possible beforehand and
that he exercise caution during tho trip
it?elf.
'For the next fortuleiit he ought (o
lest as much A" possible, so that he mav
recover fiom I lie efte ts of do. tcvere
opeiatioris Im has uudnenne '
The iib-fe"s, which necessitated the
operation that promises to end In a per
manent cure, was the after effect of
tioplcnl fever and ws augmented by his
ixperlence" in his ttlp to llrazil in 1014.
Iletweeu February 27 and Apiil 2t of
that year he explored for i'.OH miles the
Hio Duvbla, a trlbutaiy of the Madelia
Itlver, and placed the stream on the
map. The ltiii7.111nn Hovernnient there
after niriclully named the river the Itlo
Teodoio.
WAR POLICIES WIN IN BRAZIL.
I'realdrnl
r.lc-cled
unit Ice-Prealdrnt re
Almost liianliiioaal.-..
Ilio J.iNliKo, March 3. Although the
election leturiiM have not been received
from all the States, It has been de
termined that Itodrlguez Alves and Del
tin Moreira have been elected President
mid Vice-President almost unanimously.
All political parties gave their sup
port to them on their pledgo for a con
tinuance of the present AdminlMratlnn's
war policies.
TURKS MASSACRE ARMENIANS.
piv Onlraiiea Follow llrpiirturr
of lluaalan From Coaiitr.
London, March 3.- The Copenhagen
correspondent of the Ilxcliaiigo Tele
i graph Company says Information has
been received there to the effect that
, Turkish soldiers have committed new
i massacres In the district of Armenia
i which has been deserted by tho Uus
elans. Iljalmai Hratitln-. editor of he
Socin-)eiaofcra(rn, has telegraphed to
1 two Merman Socialist parties to make
energetic representations to the Oer
man Government, the despatch adds.
KAISER INVESTS IN KRUPPS.
Increaaea Holding In Concern
Nearly at., 0OO. 000.
ticstv!, March 3 Hankers who have
recently returned fiom Frankfutt say
that limpet or William, who has leeti
a largo stockholder In Krupps, has
louglit shares amounting to almoiit 5,-
OdO.tinn Hlnce the war began,
PEACE SIGNED B Y RUSSIA;
TREATY IS NOT DISCUSSED;
JAPAN NOW READY TO ACT
CRISIS CLEARS
WAY FOR JAPAN
Ifiissiau Peace Pnct Expected
' lu
to Incline Entente to
Nipponese Plan.
DELAY NOW DAXtJEKOfS.
Army Available and Heady
Strike at Once Toward
Siberian Bond.
rcw Ietpntcl to The Si
Washinciton, .Match 3. Prompt
cislon by thn United States and
de-
the I
F.ntento Alllew In Indorsing the ptoposed
Japanese) expedition Into Sibetla may I
tesult from tho (iermtu-Itussiau peace
tiaet which Ilerlin announcei has been
signed.
The .T.ipmes Covetninent has made
It known that In case peace terms wee
neieed upon by Ueimauy and tlip l!ol
shevlkl Japan would be prepated to take
immediate action. U Is admitted here
that the sinned peace makes further
delay dangerous.
The (leinun anuounce.netit that the
Teuton armies hail been halted in their
advance into llu-isla a a result of the
sltning of t e fieaee terms l not te-
Blir,ie,i i,eie as
In any sense retarding
u. llttni. ,.ffor(M nf tlerman and liol
sheik agent" to cieatc a sphe:e of i.iel
,' o i1'','-. Til1"'" influence In Siberia, where a stent
11MU1 A llOIlmlXMl.A. r. .. ,....1 t ...-4 . I . t.
prlHncl.H a. ,,or,V(, i,avV been
'.., ...rrtM,.! i the Ho's'-.ivlki
ranks.
I
TAKE SIBERIA TOWS'S.
Holsliel ILt IToril Aetv HenMin for,
.Inimii In Kvt,
pst nil i .itjlr Ittkpnlth tit Till. Sin
( opviintit. Jill; I'l riukt irwi'fd.
LoNpoN, Manh 3. No ne.ws wa le-1
ehed In London to-day regarding de- ,
' velopmints in Slbeila except a report
Amui ptovlncci IrkuUk, Khabaj-ovsk
and Omsk.
(if th"e cities Irkutsk U ille niost ,
Impoitattl at IWs m'oineiit. as It W not
onlv a gie.it trade cenlie between the j
Chinese Kmplie and Kiuopr.ni Itusiii
out thete ate i'n:nen-e (U.mtities of
stoics thcf. (
Hie c.ipiwie in inr".. iuiii siun in 11 ,
l!ir
rl'ies b the HoWbeMkl. In oiijuiictlnr '
with the "Ignlng of (be peaie treaty v.tli
the I'mitiul I'ov er" in Ittest-I.'tovsk.
emphasizes the need tn piompt Inter
vention by Japan. After thev havo
rurlird the Hol-hei II. movement the
Hermans. b scllliig up fiovernuietits in
IViiograd and Moscow, under the pin
tec tlnti of Pnnslan bayonet-, would ob-
tain ((impute conliol over lhitor'.in
Itussla.
Th nexl slep luit'ltall:' would be to i
obtain possession of the Ti ansslber bin '
Itaiiioad. V new and luxurious ki unary '
tlltM V.KUi'l b' OpelieU lip. a" Well lis
mlneial ieoiuces of untold richuisv. Tlie
temptatrcii lot Htrniany to make si drive
eastwntd I" gieat. while the moral ii
fc t. If slice r"iul, would be enormous
Tlieie arc no insupeiable difficult e
In tlie way of ttanspott oi supplies A,
small aimy, living on tlie coun.iy and In ,
control of the railroad, easily could I
overcome all guerrilla leslstanco Clint the
ltusslans misbt make.
The Daily .Unit ptli.ts a flespatcli fio.n
Tientsin dated February 16, which says
that the Chlneo papers teport Japan
and China are despatching tioops to
Slb-rl.i and North Manchuria lespec.
lively.
Illalllxv "Sin," KilllorlHl.
London papers gave much pionimen,
to a despatch from New York qiiotini;
an cdltoiial article in the Kvismnh Sfv
wblill Utged the t'lllted State" to to -quies.i'
and even to looperitr In .Talan's
pnqsisnls regai ding Siberia.
The argument advanced. tL.it the ( -trcmity
of SlU'ila. which tuiiciicills s
cemtinuous wltli Al.ik.i. must not fall
Into the bands of Hermans' or any ut in r
Power than ltus!.i. strengthen-, the be
i lief here that the intnest" of tlie Fulled
States demand that Klin must have a
part in any military programme that
would affect the. naval cunt tot of th"
nortbei ll Pacific.
Isi this connect, on a statement made
by a high Japanese official I" of the
. ..... I..,.....,..,,... ,1 ,.,-..l. ,l,lv ...l""" o wini.iu. r
" i , .,' il.. -...I- 1
"XV.,V ' ,,,i ,. c' inter ve-rtt Inn in Sibc ,
Japan Mill atv ule.v n Ion in '"''
now about ti. be nut wit i ll. ,
sanction and approval o. tar Ln cute
l-oweis, i- uiiiaioi ". " ""-"' .""'",
nv no tltd"ter ino-
tlve of Ultiniiitc teriltorial aKgranuizc
iiiiul. On the eontrats. It is prompted
by a sincere desire first to fulfil her '
tteaty obligations with Itussla ; second,
to protect the Allied cause, which has , ,hlll J)( em.v cniinlts. vvhei eiiium I " To det.u h the region- of Kurabaiid
been so gravely Imperilled ; tn tho east by , Vn,,.r se. i.-tary Lewald said the Her-j Wars ami Itatoum fnuii IPi'sl.m ten -the
collapse and surrender o. Itussla. ,,,. have done "an Immeiu-e aiiiount of : 'mv on the pretext of Hie ilgbt of peo
thlrd. to safeguard her own special In-1 wrk ( i,r,nlf of kultur In Poland" in 1"" In .elf-tleterinma tlon '
tereste. wliich unquestionably would be i 0e SVIN f ,. ndminitr.itloii, H. T .M.ii n.tll"t new- imency punts i
nirnaceil In the most dangerous degree if ,,,, .,,i,mltted, liowever, tlmt "the 'ae.u ts ' sLPein. i.t a-.ii"p tin- i. tobiiMn and
Herinany were to ontain a coiuiouiiik in-
terest In Siberia antl succeed again in'
establlslilns Iieiselt on -.lie co.it of the
n:lh Paclllc,
( ooperatlon .luattltrd,
"So far Japan's active participation in
the war has been contlned lo naval op
erations, although her contribution 111
munitions and other neeessaries and her
financial aeslitance have been consider
able factors. Xevertheless Japan has
been watching for n chance for cffoctlve
mllltaty cooperation and Itussla'a col
lapse and Germany's advance consti
tute at once nn opportunity for and a
justification of Japan's fuller coopera
tion,
"II I" easy to Imagine what the ie- '
nit would be If c.ermany were to con- .
trol the Tranlberlan Piiillroad and re-
ni.llul. liAt-aelf In fin. f.'.ir Vaist. with '
e-it. in ,.- "
Vladivostok as lier base. Japan would
be In constant and Immediate peril.
Hence Japan's (list reason for Inter
vention, "Now, as lo Itussla, how can Japan
help her? Why should she help her?
Continual on Second Pnae,
A
British Embassy Rifled
by Russian Soldiers
J.ONDON, March 3. The Brit
ish Embassy wan plundered
by Russian troops, in command
of a Colonel, immediately after
the embassy staff left Petrograd,
according to a Petrograd des
patch received by way of Dusscl
dorf and Amsterdam.
Another report says the Rus
sian troops broke into the em
bassy while the British Charge
was still there, and ignoring his
protest burned some documents
and confiscated others. The
Charge, it is understood, made a
protest to Leon Trotzky, the
Bolshevik Foreign Minister, who
replied that the Government
could not be held responsible for
the outrage.
WAR ASSAILED
IN REICHSTAG
Member Says Gerninnv and
Austria Fiht Over Booty
in rkraine.
I'll ANCELLOH ATTACKED'
'
Ailmiral and tJeneral Aeciied
of (iraftin-i Polish Deputy
Makes Protest.
I.nMlM.
Match :i The iSeima., clov-
i ernmeni s miaiuous war i"iiic wa
I assailed In the l'.eli hstiig in the couisci
of J'rida.v'" debate by H.-rr ngther".
an Indepen lent Social!"., a -i Uillng to I
lleilm advices s?nt fio.n Amstei oani by
the Itciit'T orri'Spoudent there i
"The Herman ultimatum if ',o' al-
. il.il... I tn cento ,'onilitloll.s nf oeftCe .
an,, friendship Willi Itussla. ' Hei r Vout-
lu,rr df dared. 'in the case of the
Fkrnino peace Her
already ,U quarrel
The war we now ar,
V
riunti Mid Austria ;
elllng over tho booty.
ate waging In defence-
Ka P,ujIa serveti only tlie piopertlcd ,
classes of tlto tltpirted totrrUory,. In
IJthuanla we bale made no luor.il con-j
queMs1 Tne Lithuanians lonp to nei
b.u I; in P.UssIn i
I
Alloned lo Kium Truth.
.,Wi, ,(t a;,nved Ik kuon' 111- j
. r,,tIl .,.,, .... . ,..,, 1 ,,.,(, pz i.n ei. I
ing a blooillhirsty pn.iinglind.i sgalnst J
foiemn countries e ite .-.ol'l bd i
d "oul lo the mil. inn caste al
pursuing an infamous war poll, v ' '
At this poll. the Vb e-President allin ,
the speaker to or .1. . but l.e iin- -ted '
on coiiliiiuiiig li." spec, li
"Iliali wage" in th' munition n.dus- (
tr" Heir Vogllurr derl.ne.;, "aie cor-,
rujit wage" for the ptirposn of keeping j
woiKinen In good temper m the !riteie.ts I
of car.ving on the war The Impcr.al
Chain ellor has food s.'jni lo hlni from
lsav.iiia, tbeicbv Infr.iignig Pie law."
After another Inlcrt uiuion the Dep'tfy ;
a.fiis-d an Admiral and a ommauclai t (
ai Sw iiieniunde of aiiropi bit Ins i or tls-
a'.ed food"tttlf". iiddmg :
"We mii"t aboli"h t"'e who.c of this1
Micmi.-lis - ("apelle ma naenien( 111
Dlttiiianu . IDIttniami was a lljid
icul Sinlallst metulier of the lteiihstag
ac, u-i'd In connection w ith the ueiman
n.ivil mutlnsl ought to give the lieich"-
i.-t,- -imsi. for reflection. A Heneral who
runs wibl can. by nnestlns ubiioxlons
leprrMentativ es of th, )ienp!c. de Im it
the lleii htag.
soelnllal llepulv'. lr.
I'OCIIIK I (' i'f ItCillll ill lepOitllC Hie
addli-s n ade b So. i.ill"'. Deputv Vogt
iicii, quotes b'ni as follows'
"lite Imperial Chan, elloi said l'."'
gluiii must not iigain be the Jumping otf
,ir cm 1 nl tot our ellclllles, but even befoie
lie wai thin was Its position, and it J
onl upset bv the injustlie wiiic'.t He! -many
loinmittetl in bu' violation of ltd
glan nut r-ii tits . How then shall guaran
tees lie given tn rut me in titles u, as
agnlu-t trealie", the iule lecognued i"
that nocessit.v knows no law .
"Mr. ltaltout lui" clearly stated what
people abroad epe,t of us. Put no
Chancellor IU- vei uneieu near ami
unequivocal
leiiunciat on regarding
ltelglimr."
llerr Vogtlieii .van uitct i apl. d wi.n
"Vcty title" fioni independent Socialist
and then continued. "Impeiial V, ,-
Chaiiiellor von Paver I- onlv a .Mm-i lii
th" '"1,l'lll" 1 b.vi nmer.t 1- en -
,rel .lependei.l on Hi. steering gear
h.( u sU ,.. ttll;i, , . .ls of
junkeidoin. No h.lp c.m r.-a ii tin'
oeolilo Ulltl It final V RVVcen-i away s,
toinuntois and tai.e" Hi fate into it"
ow ii hands "
The Polish Depulv, Vnn Traiiljiw.iiis,-.!. i
leduied Poland i" ncing Healed worse
(lf (1, .,. ,,. lm,,,. ,e v lt, tl
AVIATOR KILLED; 3 INJURED,
. Four
1
Members o( llrltlab I orps In
li SplunliiK .Noar rnali.
F.ir.r WoiiTit, Te , Miikli .--(!!(
dead and three injured seriously vv.n
tii-ilas m toll of the spinning iin.'o dive!
on avlalljil tields near Fort Woitb All)
of the victims are members of the, 1 1 rlt.- I
ish Ito$al living Corp" j
W, A. Haes. a mechanic, was killed
The Injured Lieut Hale, Lieut Ftank I
I-Tvnn and c.nlet Flyer V. A c.ii oil
ACCUSES ITALIAN MISSION.
Mart-mil Driiliind cllon on Hi
ported Irrraiilnrlllra llrrr.
HostK, Matili .1 in a spec .i iefuln
to Anieilcii's growing aid to t.il. Sen
ator William Marconi yesterday utged
the Italian Hoveinnii nt to ndop eiief
getlc ineiisurcH conceinlng t (ported li
regulailtlcs in purihases made In Amer
ica, by the Italian MIt"!ou.
Bolshevik Delegates Aeeept
Terms AYithout Even Con-
sideline the Details.
I) K LI BER ATI0X V SELESS
"(Ould Only 3Iake Things
Worse." ( ommissioners
IJeport to Lenine.
t.EB MAN'S TB00PS HALTED
Hatouin, Kara band and Kars in
TraiiM-aucasia Are Surren
dered by Las Demand.
I'K I IMMiKAll. Marrli 3. V Ucrwaa
' airman liombrd rarlon pari of the
rlt). Three person were kilted and Are
1 wounded. The material damage w
nnlmpnrlnul.
Bkrmv. U Loudon. Match 8 "By
reason of the signing of Iho peace tMaty
with I!ui-.!.1," i-nys the official communi
cation from hf.idmtartets to-night, "mill
till V move'ilenty lii (Ileal Husia have
'-c3J-d "
The Cill lll.tlis !u l.ielr ml . .11. e lhiotlfth
l:ur!:i hae .ptuieil ti.ion office; and
."7. ''! men. IMUm gun-', J no machine
Run-, tlioiv'.inds o; liKitoi vehicles, Sl'
locomotives .mil tho'i'iind of lailtuad
mi . u. Ti.e mniuuinieni.on i-..
ipeta'ion" Initiated aftei the lape
of the ruustbe tteat b.i'c lid to
gient f tu ceRM1. Troop" uudc! Col.
Hcn. i.Viunt Kirchbach have iiatitened
in their victorious irarch tbtough
Livonia rind Ksthonia to the r-uppott
of the oppre-sed I nliabitn iits. Thej
weie aucompmiied by l( t'iclinienis of
lioops from the I'.altlc Hands, whl.li
were inlvam'iig .irrc.- frozen Moon
Miitnd, mid also 1. llst'ionian ts'
nientr. Ilival and Dorp.it lime been
captured (nil troop.- Iia o at i'v ed be
fore Xarvo
"The armies of K'n 'ab.i'ii and
Klo'.ihoi n coi.tlmii'd In their uninler
Hlpted lolvan by was oi Dvlliolc and
Minsk, and nttn bard Hghtltig cup
turnd Pskov, Point?!, and Horlssofl
At HobruW. ,t .lunction with the
Polish divisions vv.i" i ff.,, ted.
Detainments the atiny group of
Hen, von Lliislnjfen, vrltli the approval
of the Ukrainian flovernmunt. liavr
opened lighting on the liilhvay lltn
from Liuiiiiilcii, via Itoetschir.i, on
tlin-Dnleper, a" far a- ("ioniel. .infl
have had seveial i ngagement
Other division" under Hen vnn
Knowzen li.iv- iiiind :lie road"
leading fioni Kiev mil tne Klev
Shinc.rliikii Hallway Imo of the enemy
of, i 'ileal. iii lis rrslet.iiicr. In ro
oprralK'ti wild the i'kraln ars Kiev
was i.iptiiied. Her'n.in and ustro-
Jiungiirlin. iroop" ),.ivc entered
.Sliu.erlnk.i
The I t
(anriot ns i
eMir.atr,l.
hand Hiei,
taken f". in Ibe el.en-v
t b" even apptoxlm.'itel.i
V.coidnii to iepoits at
arc In our tiosssjon
fi.Miij i,tn, ers
boot.v vve inie
and .".7,nuiV irien In
taken 2, too gun, mole
than .,.(Hl mailiiiie gun'!, thousands of
vehldis, includlm,' li.OtiO motor cars.
level! Itl'ilioie.l autounlliles, 200,00'l
Inixev ,ir:il!ei) anitnmilttnii, ll'.Sibi
'itle, sin. locsimot m s- aim s.ooo tail
way :nnk-
The bootv Iikcu ,' I'vv.i'. I'icludeil
2J'i mill", t M'ti'.v-t'.vo aiipUlie" and a
lot nf lulling sto. I , thirteen offlcns
alld .lOn lllell Wele tiikell pru-olclS
I
j y p A J.-n r
, ' n i j i .vrll
DEM AX US.
I ...... ...("i,r, it. iciricnice .ignfll
iieiK. Wltliuol lllscuaalnn.
1 'KTi'.ooit.Mi. .Mai, h II. Tne iei'ie ti e.ity
'with Hriniiir.v hn" been signed. The
M'l... .,..,1. . . . .. .
I nr.ilutnii .irniv has i, nnled Kliv
Horue! and l!e:di.he.
iiie Ilol-hev Ik tie euali,C Jesterdav
ac epled ,i! th,. lei II " i:p.,,eii bv Hcr-
n.ins'. lriiiidms' .some new and onerous
de n. no- lor ltu."M,i'i teiniory on the
Tin i '."li flintier. wut.i'Ut even discussing
tneiu. ii .'ordiiia lo an oiiii nil rcpott le
. "lU'il ,il the Sruoli" In-tltult
The 'iiessage, vvhU h was ntblreti'.ed io
, iiU, ,. i, .a.,,.
ml Foreign Mlnislei
t,oUj(Xi f,,iu,ws
,.A, jntl, ,,,,,.,,, ,j. bbeiatlour on
,r,.-iu f ,H. , .,biuti !y useless
I ,IMj owU, ,JlK , ,,, ,unilf woife In
,..,,,, S111, ,t, , nltii,,.,tiiiii of Febtu-
ii rv
The
ruic.t eli-tl assume tile
cliM'.-etei of letilitig 'o the presenta
tion oc .1 n,t it. r ultiin u inn.
"Pi view of thi." la. I aid :i con"-
q.ien.e.Ji lierin.ltiH reT'l i.Iorea-..
m.niiii.v a li.ni unt.l p.-., e ," signed we
,,, ..Ur.l lo sign the Ireul wlthonl
,uM ,,, . ,.,,. , leave ufter
Ve h,ve r.tta lied ,- .gnnluiv. We
, theiefic . have ,eqi,.s,c, t,al:t. ox
, nr. timr in s'en i.i.il.iv and leave tiflei-
waul.
"The m ".I .-.I'lioii" feaiui' of Hie new
ilnn, mil" c .illlp.1 1 ed with Hi. im of Feb.'ll-
11 1- " 1 ,sl II,.. f..ll,.ll 1,11-
llw
iiii-t ... I'"I."V of ti . tnr lo organise
.1 Hnv ei un e ir w 111. tig to sUn pen e ivltl
it. iv ' u.'i.itn.K r ,iat Her mans shai
e iiulltii- aid .lgilnst the Soviet an
't'.n , in le'urii for w-hMi the r-
a . me" offn'e,1 tn l-.jaU.e White
.tin- ..ic.ihous to be sent to reenfori
I t'.e .ern an Klllperoi " troop" In ttf
t!'nf.c iig.i.i"t Ki J n e and Oriat
' Illttall
"Tm-e iiai'oi- as the tUlemenl.
"aim at irstorlng (lie oi l order of thln'it,
and t ie people , v er vwhet o inlisl wige
pilile"" w.lt asaimt them'
Desitibing boiv the bourgeoisie ele
ments in Derpat. assisted by some !
llior.ltin poop", assumed power over the
Soviet exeiutive. depatted Mom the Iowa
mi I'eluuaiy .'2 and welcomed Iho OeT
.nans, the 'rocn, the llolshevilt organ,
ileiifircs tluit linmediati'lv after the Ofi
mittis i lined (he town seuleuce wka
passed ml Ibe pi Isom rs whom Ilio (,ei
iiaiiH In..'., ilutlug then ofleusive. Klglits
men liaiK('d Willi ntu-mptiug In tlelin
the tnllioail weic i.ccnte,i A delach
nanl was sent to tne commune of
Itelhot lo put the committer of the
Woil.eis' Count II lo death bs sliootlllif
while other dcla hmcnt, vtere sent mo
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