Medford mail tribune., March 20, 1917, Page 4, Image 4

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BTEDTOTtTJ WSJL TRTBUN?!. MEDFORD. iOftEGO??, TUESDAY, MATtfTI 20. 1917.
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UK ft LIN, Mar.h 20. I'll. MicM
mnn, socialist louder,, in the rnicli-
wtnff, says in tlio sucinlist nowspnper
Vorwaerts :
"It does not require many words
to explain why almost the whole
world is arrayed njrainst us. 'flic
answer is iven quickly. The whole
world sees among our enemies more
or less developed forms of democ
racy nnd in us it sees only Prus
sians. "Wo have always nnswered by re
ferring to the absolutism of Kussin,
but now cznrisin has none and the
emperor's successor is to accept the
throne only if the representatives of
the people nftreo. These representa
tives arc to be elected on the basis of
universal, . cqunl, direct and sceiet
suffrage.
"In Asia the empire of tlio mnn
darines opposed every reform. They
iluriiis opposed every reform. They
power, as long as he did their will
and thereby undermined the mon
archy and laid the foundations of
a republic. In the Kuropcan central
empire similar spirits seek to build
similar Chinese, walls and binder
every reform. The clock shows five
minutes to twelve. They imagine
they bold up the llinOiwhen they
niovo the bunds back to eleven.
"Why docs the chancellor shrink
hack now from unconditional neces
sity f Always the hesilutor, the
procrnstinntoij, Hethmann-IIollwop;,
wants to be in to cure Prussia after
tlio war. Jtussia also promised nil
reniorms after tho war, but the war
lasted too long for the Russians. Why
postpone till tomorrow what is ab
solutely necessary today, what even
the king himself hns declared was
one of tbo most urgent matters of
the business of tho sfatcf Now is
the time for decisive action. Tho dif
ficulties which might arse if the gov
ernment adopts tlio rcchslug system
of elections for Prussian elections
mo as a featherweight as compared
with the difficulties which will come
if it does i)ot do this. The chancel
lor should not delay oiid day. The
Prussian people, ns well as the other
(terman stales, will stand as one man
by his side if ho acts decisively."
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ATWIiDEEN, Wash. March 20.
Tho munitions cargo of the schooner
Annie Lnrsen, outfitted for a Cler
mun expedition to India to ineilo a
nativo rebellion tbero, was sold by
the federal authorities at auction here
this morning to W. Stokes Kirk of
Seattle and Philadelphia, a denier in
anus and ammunition, for $!,i."0. In
addition bo limy have to pay a gov
ernment claim of $1,17:1.-10 and coun
ty taxes of $'2,1 Hi. Seven bidder-
nppenred nnd the bidding was lively.
The cargo consists of 11,770 cases of
Cartridges; fi44 cases of guns and
J revolvers, containing ut least 7,000
i mixed pieces, ami ten cases of curt
I ridge bells. The guns and revolvers
j nro old style niiiiy weapons used
prior to 1BD0. The I.ursen left San
i Diego with her cargo more than two
years ago, when, according to her
captain, she was to meet a (lerman
ship at sea nnd transfer the cargo,
ji The ship failed to appear and the
lnirii, running short of provisions,
spilt in hero where she was seized by
the government agents. Her super
cargo, a (ieruuin who had control of
the ship, escaped from her cabin
g-whilo the ship was in custody of tho
lofl'icers and has never been beard of
since.
MRU 0
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SAI.KM, Ore, March L'0. 'I feel
Mint history as laughl in our schools
docs not install patriotism,'' de
clared (lovernor James Wilhyeomhc
ere today in announcing nppoint-
bonls of new members to the stale
pxt book commission. The com
mission was directed to "sco to it
hnt histories are obtained that will
tnch children lovo of country nnd
ntriotism.''
t The new appointees are! A. C.
V-hmitt, Albany; Attorney II. S.
Jlatt, Portland; Professor K. A.
jiedgen, Marshlicld; Mrs. A. 1'.. Ivan
toe, Jwi (Irandc and Miss Man-met
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WASHINGTON, March 20. Lieu
tenant Chortb nnd Machinist Mate
Herman Schroder of the German in
terned crews ut Philudelphiu navy
yard are believed to have been
drowned lust night in an attempt to
escape.
Eight other men who escaped ot
tho same time have been captured by
companies of marines nnd the Phila
delphia police. These nro in addition
to the seven who were reported last
night ns having failed to escape.
Fourteen men were concerned in
the attempt to escape. Officials feel
certain that the dash was known to
the German officers and that the
men, led by Lieutenant Chorth, made
it with the sanction of the comman
ders. Four men were captured while
Attempting to leave their ship. The
crews of the Kronprinz Wilhelm nnd
tho Pritiz Eilbel Friedrich were at
once mustered nnd it was found that
the lieutenant and nine men were
missing. Compnnies of marines were
at once dispatched in pursuit, the
police reserves nnd civil authorities
aiding in the chase. How the eight
taken were found, the preliminary
report did not show and it does not
show what evidence there is to sup
port the supposition that the lieuteu
nut nnd one mnn were drowned.
All (he men interned at Philadel
phia, ore to bo transferred this week
to Forts Mcl'herson and Oglethorp,
Georgia, where they will be kept in
stockades and guarded by troops of
.tho 17lh infantry.
OF
. JUNEAU, Alaska, March 20 Two
masked armed men entered a room
in tho store building of the Chichn
goff mines, Chichiigoff island at
1:15 yesterday morning, gagged two
men sleeping in tho room and stole
gold bars valued at $20,000. The
robbers were tracked a short dis
tance, hut all traco of them was then
lost.
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popsln to neutralize acidity and in
five minutes you wonder what be
camo of tho Indigestion nnd distress.
Millions of mo mind owmen today
know that It Is neodlcss to hnve dys
pepsia. A little Dlnpcpsln occasional
ly keeps tho stouinch sweetened, and
they eat their favorite foods without
fear.
If your stomneh doesn't take care of
your liberal limit without rebellion;
If your food Is a damngo Instead of
a help, reniembor tho quickest, surest,
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AMSTERDAM, March 20 A tele
gram received here from Frnnkfort-on-the-Miiin,
says that on March 10
a hostile airplane flew over the town
and dropped six small bombs, one of
which slightly damaged the roof o
a house. The others fell in the river
or in fields, and caused no damage.
The airplane was fired on by unti
(lircraft guns.
The French war office announced
on Saturday that Frankfort-on-tho-Main
had been bombarded by a
French airplane in reprisal for the
setting afire of Hapaume.
NICHOLAS WEPT.
(Continued From rage one.)
moved toward Dologole. At Dno a
telegram was received stating that
the Tsarskoc-Selo garrison had revolt
ed and that the empress had appeal
ed to the duma for protection. Nich
olas pondered the situation, then
said: - "I shall go to Moscow. Mros
ovskl (commander of the Moscow
garrison) used to say Moscow always
would defend me."
Declares Patriotism.
At Dologio was received a taleg-am
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Everything that is favored for early
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SUITS of Poirct twill, gabardine,
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Many have vests of contrasting color
and some show "cutaway" jackets.
Sports suits of soft wool fabrics
wool velours and jersey have pleat
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stitching in contrasting color. Priced
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PRESSES of novelty silks are smart
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effects in tier and tunic skirts are
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stating that the Mosccft garriscn had
joined the revolution. The inln re
turned to Dno, where It met tho train
bearing General Ivanoff. The Gener
al related everything which bad tak
en place, adding:
"There is only one thing to do now, It
Is to open the Dvlna front to the Ger
mans and let them quiet the can
aille." Nicholas rejected the suggestion,
exclaiming angerily: "I shall never
become a traitor to my country."
Then Nicholas broke down and
wept. After a moment he said: "If
only I knew my wife and children
were safe, I should go to Livadia
quietly to finish my life and let
Michael govern the country. He If
well liked by the people. I will sign
my abdication and then go back to
the army, say good bye to the soldiers
and let them do as they like. I shall
not stand In the way."
U. S. IN STATE OF WAR.
(Continued From Page One.)
events the nation must be placed in
a better state of preparedness be
cause he believes that from a practi
cal standpoint Germany is making
war on this country.
The president Is known to believe
that the objects he has in mind the
establishment of a league to preserve
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future peace has been set far for
ward by tho revolution in Russia.
The murmurlngs against autocracy
In Germany are also being consid
ered. No doubt now remains In the minds
of most officials that unless there Is
some unlooked for change before
congress meets the president will open
the extra session with an address
making clear the new position Into
which he feels the United States has
been forced by Germany's ruthleBs
disregard of American rights. He may
discuss universal military training.
LEAVE DESTRUCTION.
(Continued From Page One).
walls, facing away from the line of
British and French fire, hud great
squares blown through them, differ
ing strikingly from the round holes
made in other buildings by shells.
The beautiful old sixteenth century
church of Saint Jean wns a pitiful
mass of ruins but ono of its oil paint
ings still hung on a bit of wall in
the transept nnd was miraculous
ly untouched. The statue of Cather
ine Devoix, which had adorned the
great square, had been taken away
by the Germans and a gaudily clad
dummy left in its stead.
Station Wrecked.
The railroad station was complete
ly wrecked including the tra-jks and
crossing bridges. German signs had
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been substituted throughout the sta
tion nnd on a bulletin board was u
time table of trains for Lille, Munich
and other points within the German
line. Tho Germans left many relics
behind to show their occupancy of
the French military barracks. In
some of the rooms Christmas trees,
gaily decorated with the tinsel were
still standing. It was strange to
find in some of the shattered nnd
inrtly burned houses remnants of
ehildrens' toys, including doll car
riages nnd bits of dolls themselves.
These toys had been left behind with
nil oilier household belongings when
the French inhabitants first fled be
fore the German invaders.
In some of the finer residences the
libraries had been wrecked, the books
torn to pieces and scattered in 'the
streets.
The Germans had left several foot
bridges ncoss the Somme which were
apparently intact, but on, closer ex
amination showed that fnlse sections
had been inserted which gave way at
the first foot pressure. The cor
respondent, investigating one of
these bridges too closely, had an icy
bath in the ijoinme. On the blank
walls of the city there were many
printed proclamations to the soldiers
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later speeches in the reichstag.
At a chateau just outside Peronne
the Germans had killed two magpies
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nnd stuck them on the sharp points
of the iron posts ut either side of
the utruuce.
"I suppose that signifies some Ger
man curse or sign of bad luck," said
a British subaltern as he went whist
ling gaily on his way to find, as he
said, "where the war ins tuken it
self off to."
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