take that decision which is least harm¬ Germans Continue ful to the. country and the people." Oliver Plunket Made Secret In the same article, however, the j Dillon Fears Reject "Handelsblad" admits that un- Allies it is A Saint the Russian fortunately true that Holland is the by Pope Advance; only northern neutral which has done nothing to combat German submarine A New Crisis Irish Patriot, Executed Two German Peace Offer Kharkov methods. It attributes the country's aks$c(Bnmmnu Menaced present position to the spirit which has Centuries Ago, Honored by Broadway)ImnAmn* atni 34thIdih StreetStr»pl -V ^* <»..-__¦_1 dictated such an attitude. has The "Telegraf," which is pro-Ally, ad¬ In Ireland Catholic Church Bait Reported grown desperate or that the mili- vocates the acceptance of the offer of ROME, March 17..St. Patrick's Day Tempos tary reserves are exhausted or that Towns of Bakhmatch and the Entente governments, adding: was celebrated at the Vatican by the to France their financial position is worse. "Holland's existence as a free and reading by Benedict of a decree Held Out The If for Pope Central Powers are to suffer Southwest of independent nation and the possession Convention Fails, He the beatification of Oliver Plunket. on beginning Konotop, of its colonies are at stake. choos- rector of the Are Now Featuring the Sixth Floor and Italy from the same sickness which seized By Monsignor O'Riordan, Moscow, ing the right path the government has Says, Momentous Strug¬ Irish College, delivered an address, in prostrated Russia. Captured it in its power to maintain the liberty which he said Ireland was to-day pay- From Copenhagen comes- word of of the nation or irrevocably deliver it gle Will Ensue ing to Plunket a debt owed to him for another general strike to the mercy of Germany, which in its more than two centuries. Grows in movement de- bid for world domination has had After reviewing the life of Trench Coats at long Plunket, English Unrest veloping Budapest. The militarists Grain Centre Seized envious eyes on Holland. The Dutch Monsignor O'Riordan spoke of the re- will crush but nation will not to iigious struggle in the United Teuton Nations undoubtedly it, every permit Itself be de¬ | "The Kingdom. ! fresh rising increases the amount of livered over to the German junkers." Declares Ministers Irish in the end obtained re¬ ligious liberty for theif brethren in for unrest. At Essen, the centre of the Berlin Announces Officers at Occupation THE HAGUE, March 16..It is im¬ Betrayed Redmond Britain as well as for themselves," he $57 Want to Quit.As- Krupp industries, the Socialists held of Northwest possible for Holland to give an affirma¬ said, "although the struggle lasted un¬ People a big peace meeting last two Nikolayev, tive answer to the Entente's proposals til a time within the memory of some Sunday, who are . concerning Dutch says the still living. It involved many sail Government's Reichstag Deputies addressing the of Odessa "Nieuwe ships, sacrifices and the These are the same and Courant." Warns Sinn Feiners Against loss of life, while fl meeting resolutions demanding a "It is an act of violence," it add3, "to for Ireland itself it meant martyrdom Course democratic peace unani¬ which we are of the nation." Trench coats being adopted subjected by the rulers Rising, Urges United Oliver style that mously. LONDON, March IS..German troops of the ocean, and nothing makes us so Plunket was put to death on as the of treason in Articles in the have Bakhmatch and Konotop bitter the attempt being made to charge 1681. He was go over the with "Vorwaerts" and the occupied base it on the so-called rule of intcr- Demand born in 1620, in Meath County, Ireland, top Arthur S. "Vossische (in the province of Tchernigov, about was By Draper Zeitung" both question the national law .the antiquated angary j educated for the priesthood and Britishers in Flanders. Ca!»te Serrtce) wisdom of 350 miles southwest of Moscow), but law.which is in no wise from 1657 to 1669 was Professor of (Tribuno Germany's course in Rus¬ applicable Theology at the of the sia. The importance of these incidents were forced to retire from Briansk (In I here." ENNISKILLEN, Ireland, Saturday, College Propa- coats tON'LiOX, March 18..All possibility March 16.."From the of John ganda in Rome. Pope Clement IX ap¬ The very that have should not be overemphasized, but tho province of Orel, 200 miles south¬ grave pointed him to the of this spring.and many con¬ they Russia to Redmond there is a lesson to be Archbishopric «f peace are straws showing the wav the wind west of Moscow) toward the main base, Forced great Armagh and Primacy of Ireland in their worth to almost a learned British ]6Gi). proved sidered it probability.has is The peoples of the Cen¬ according to an Fxchange Telegraph by statesmen," says blowing^ Pay $4,635,000,000 John Dillon on In connection with the Though the last Versailles tral Powers are of dispatch from dated to-day, making his first repressive British officers in the «nished. tired the war and Moscow, Saturday. [By United Press] measures of the Englisn against Ro¬ want to Au3tro-German are on public appearance as chairman of the man eonference decided for war, its famous they quit, but cannot. troops moving PETROGRAD, March 17..Two Bol- Irish Nationalist Catholics, following the adoption thick of the in Worosliba and Kharkov (capital of the party. "Redmond of the Test Act, Plunket in 167» was fight did not block the peace shevik commissaries quit the Russian faced pronouncement Allied Peoples Tired, provinco of the same name and about misunderstandings and horrible imprisoned. Accused of complicity in of secret Ger¬ Cabinet in addition to the four Social calumny in his endeavor to conciliate the Irish branch of the "Popish Plot," France. channels diplomacy. But Never Will .100 miles south of Moscow). he was taken to Quit Revolutionaries of the Left as a result the Irish and British London, and in 16S1 flushed with success in the East, Orders been to evacuate r.f people. Had the tried on the of con- many, The Allied peoples are also tired, but ha^e given the ratification of the German peace churge having Kharkov. treaty by the Pan-Russian of English ministers been honorable men spired to bring a French army to Iro- C| Imported direct from thought she might avoid military op¬ they will not quit. America's so-called Congress and stood him land. Accounts of the trial idealism Maria Bolshevik leader, Soviets at Moscow on Saturday, it be- by and imitated his by English London. Made of erations in the West by making what leaves certain Allied states¬ Spiridonovo, came known to-day. The vote" on the Ireland historians say that the evidence in an to statesmanship, to-day, instead him men cold. The scheme for a of appeal the peasants, declared ratification of peace was 701 to 281. of against was flimsy, but he was she considered a "magnanimous" offer league that The being an embarrassment to England, convicted and was drawn Gabardine, nations, will never ratification of the German peace action of the members of the hanged, and showerproof the Entente. That offer has failed however, grow, and Left was would be a source of and quartered. to faster than when means that they will lose their land preannounced, but that of strength sup- lined with oiled silk and to satisfy her enemies, and now mil¬ military progress is the Bolsheviki came as a surprise. port. slowest. Its and freedom, to a Petra¬ The man.uvres must grow in violence opponents' plan is now according Bolshevik Ministers who re¬ "The English ministers were false to fitted with detachable itary defensive and grad dispatch. signed were M. Dibenko and Mile. until the armies are locked in another completely their defence An their honor and their to Sell is weakened the fact have official announcement from Ber¬ Kolantai. The Social Revolutionaries pledges. They Germany death grapple. by they nc lin confirms the German of were M. Steinberg, M. M. betrayed Redmond, while he was faith¬ fleece lining. For the alternative to offer. occupation Karelin Kalagaieff, [The correspondent evidently refers Nikolayev, the Black Sea grain centre, and M. Proshian. The latter ful and loyal, and are reaping the bit¬ American he "The Manchester Guardian," the pa¬ which lies about seventy miles north¬ announced their party's intention of de¬ ter harvest of their misdeeds." Holdings Spring, the Fall, the to a cable message sent March 16 east of Odessa. The was re¬ claring a "merciless war on that had offered cifist and anti-government organ, says: capture imperial¬ Nationalists of Fermanagh and sur¬ saying Germany peace "No accident of ported yesterday in a press dispatch ism." rounding counties gathered in large Winter.this is the coat terms to Belgium, France, Serbia and military success from Petrograd. M. Martoff, chief of the Menshcvik numbers for the Addresses As Retaliation should determine the fate of meeting. Italy, and that one report stated the people faction, charged that the full treaty were presented by the' Enniskillen to beat both the weather That should ba decided on the was not publicly known and declared Urban Council, the United Irish enemy had offered to guarantee ground; that the and League Wilson has put it on, of existing alle Francis andAllied indemnity demanded by Ger- the Ancic;it Order of Hibernians. and the Hun in France. France's loans to Russia, and Austria glances and known many was 9,000,000,000 rubles íS4,'3.*îi>,- To End Gives Will had offered concessions to desires, and the 000,000) instead of the 3,000.000,000 Religious Strife Warning Italy.] prime endeavor of the council Envoys From Russia rubles She^ Russia, militarily impotent, economi¬ wouli previously announced. He also Mr. Dillon said he came to Ennis Take Measures be to adjust these two requirements Are Due in charged that the treaty decjares Petro- killen as chairman of a whose Against demoralized, Corea a "fr-.v party cally officially bankrupt, Such an adjustment may with the bes [By The Associated Press] grad city," ideal was to obliterate forever religious but potentially powerful, is the centre March "We are f.icing dissolution, not only distinction and party which U. S. Property There will in the world be difficult enough ii TOKIO, 18..The American from Germany, but from de- been conflict, of all negotiations. Permitted a free | Japan," had the curse of'the Irish nation. ~ some cases, but the preliminary condi Ambassador to Russia, David R. Fran¬ clared Martoff. the Irish t.mmmmmmBmmwmmmmmmm__^_HB|____a^_^a_|__a_^_iaaaaBaaHBaaaBaBBada .¦.¦¦.mmmmm¦¦¦_, hand for her mailed fist there, Ger¬ the Discussing convention, Mr. | tion of any. success is the repudiatioi cis; the Japanese Ambassador, Viscount Regarding economic terms of the Dillon said no one had ever pretended is to forswear all Martoff asserted that denation¬ it was LONDON, March 18..The Spanish many willing claims of militarism, and that means th« Uchida, and the diplomatic representa¬ treaty, a body for self-determination. and even make handsome ¡ alization of Russian banks was a tri¬ It was appointed to determine and Swiss ambassadors at Berlin have elsewhere, right of conquest by the sword. tives of Great Britain and Franco were for Russia. He said solely financial guarantees to Russia's cred¬ umph capitalistic whether the Ulster question could be been directed by the German Foreign "In principle this country has mad« expected to arrive at Seoul to-day, ac¬ the treaty provided for a division of settled by agreement, ho pointed out, Office to notify the American govern- itors, especially France. Tempting as such for it has cording to advices from the Corean ! Russia between Germany, Austria, Ru¬ and was as and ment that will with repudiation, declare« other He fairly constituted rep¬ Germany proceed the bait might be, it failed to attract are on mania, Japan and powers. resentative a body as could have been measures against American property in its intention of submitting to an inter capital. They their way to pleaded fo. rejection of the and If the wary Allies. Hungry as they are treaty selected. the Ulster question could Germany in the same proportion that national council the future of the ter Japan. a union against all foes. be settled by agreement, it would be action is taken against German prop- for peace, and disappointed as they are ritories it has occupied. Will German; The Workmen's and Soldiers' Asso¬ Leon Trotzky declared in an inter- worth all the delay, in his view, but orty in the United States, Renter's S Broadway at 34th Street in Rusria, they refused to accept a ciation has been efforts to form view to-day that an agiverront exists the hour had come when the delibera¬ Amsterdam correspondent reports. make any such undertaking with regar« making between and to "divide tions compromise peace which might bring a a separate Siberian Germany Japan ought to be brought to a con¬ Hitherto, itvis stated in the Berlin to the provinces of Russia? republic, according Russia on the basis of mutual inter¬ clusion. If the convention failed advices this action, the temporary settlement. to a to announcing À "If so, there could be no difficulty ii special dispatch from Irkutsk. A ests." -Trotzky further declared that agree, he declared, the blame must rest German government has restricted it¬ meeting for this purpose was ordered the Allies' greatest er-or has been in its or self to measures IAnnounce a Moral arranging a peace conference. Th. and upon members, a certain section "absolutely necessary Very Special High Courage dissolved, Red Guards arrested "assisting Japanese plans for occupa- of them, because Ireland had given to prevent enemy property in Germany j first principle of a league of nation those who refused to obey the order, tion of Siberia." them fair play and time. being taken out of Germany during the the i ample Required by Rejection would be admitted, and it would b including chairman. "Americ will be the first to regret Predicts Momentous war and thereby possibly benefiting the Allies' ] clicy," he said. Struggle Germany's enemies." It required moral courage of a high for the peace conference itself to fol The American Ambassador and the "If the convention fails," continued Sale of Men's Shoes order to turn down the offer. It will low it up into detail." diplomatic representatives of the En¬ U. S. Will Mr. Dillon, "the Irish question will tente HeTp Resist assume within a-, week or two more Teuton Here be some time before the world knov/3 However, the paper doesn't believ powers left Petrograd late in Property February, going: to The formidable shape than ever. I am of the forces which were to is as to Vologda. safe Russian View brought bear Germany prepared yet do any arrival there of Mr. Francis was re¬ Japan, the opinion that Ireland is on the eve ¡s 100 Times That of at The Associated $5.45 by the opportunists and the part thing more than lip service to such ported on February 28. About two [By Press] of one of the most momentous strug¬ weeks a March 15..Com- in all her in played by the idealists. There will be principle, but as "equal economic op ago report was current that MOSCOW, Friday, gles tragic history. Americans Germany Ambassador Francis and the menting upon President Wilson's mes- "Ireland is in a terrible condition at A lot of farther offers this portunity" is the greatest of her need; Japanese WASHINGTON, March IB..Principal .| splendid _.. peace year. Ambassador were being held in Vo¬ sage to the All-Russian Soviet Con- | the present moment. She is invited by American in at "The the a holdings Germany pres- I think tlu3 year will sos the end of Guardian" thinks we must let th logda, but this report was not credited gress, "Izvestia," organ of the goy- numerous, clamorous body of young are to of the shoes in a of to eminent, the United States will Irishmen to ont said be properties variety Irj | the fighting. That view is supported enemy know that "if they desire no Washington. says abandon her claim for International Harvester Company, the help Russia and free her hands to rc- home rule and set up a claim for an with \ many Englishmen, Frenchmen, only peace, but the old commerce National Cash Register Company and new Spring lasts, /.'/ by sist German an«l Japanese imperialists. Irish republic. I do not think the the American Radiator Company. The | Italians ar.d Russians. Everything de¬ status and the right to free intercours With The United States in struggling for people who advocate that view are ab or round Friendship the Russian best information available here is that medium toe, ¿g&*y pends on the course of event3 in 'the in the world's markets, they must tak .market is far less of a numerous as thev imagine, but it must holdings of the Standard Oil Company j ^s^\ Berlin menace, it asserts, than or be recognized that for a Far East. The Central Powers are in the world's which are "Imperilled" Germany they speak have gradually been reduced until they in terms, now re Japan. large section of the younger skilfully developed y^C^^''^^¡^^M more need of this than at pudiation of people. are not nearly so extensive now as they peace year military annexations i If Holland "It is futile to discuss a possible were Cordo It is favor Yields Irish before the war. Dark Russet, any time since the fall of 1916. of settlement by discussion i AMSTERDAM, March 18..The Berlin republic, and as the Sinn Fein There are large investments of Amer- /^-^%C^s^^^^ net because their economic situation an international correspondent of Pope Has Condemned leaders are not united or consistent as ican life insurance in Ger- Gun Vici league." the "Handelsblad" to their should not companies Metal, Kid, dèirr^^^ says the German aims, why they many, but as these are merely for the standpoint is that no Air Raids on Cities leave aside their dangerous bluff, security of German policy holders in and Patent Leather. Dutch ship should be allowed to leave coalesce with their fellow countrymen these companies it is not thought and make a united demand for that they Editors Plead Mikado Decorates Holland for America unless a corre¬ will be molested. which ir> almost within our gra3p?" Under the German law all American I At $5.45these shoes are the sponding Dutch ship is returned a Has Tried in Vain to Pave the Mr. Mitchel and to Dillon warned young enthusiasts property may be taken. It is to meet Soviets to Garj Dutch port from abroad and that the Way to Joint Agreement, against being led into another rising this situation that A. Mitchell Palmer, best value in town to-day f With and the an Dutch shipping now in Holland must giving military opportunity alien property custodian, has asked Says of shooting them down. to authorize him to Ex-Mayor Curley and remain outside the reach of the En¬ Secretary Congress take and Mayo tente. ROME, March was sell the holdings of great German in- Avert Shame 10..Explanation terests in America. One of the Burdick Also Are If Holland on these given to-day at the office of the Papal Belfast Sinn Feiners moving yields points, the Secretary of State of the report that reasons for this request is to break up Honored correspondent adds, German interests the of the concerns ago, he Sixteen would be so Pope Benedict was attempting to in- holdings great said. hundred men erty m Germany," jaid Douglas Alex¬ strongly assailed that Attack Police; which have served as of were in the Emperor Yoshihito, of Japan, friendly relations between dues the belligerents to cease the air Many outposts Kultur employed plants before tiie ander, president of the Singer company, Germany raids upon cities. in the United States and as adjuncts of ¡war, according to Mr. Hill. One plant here to-day, "there is nothing for us to Lansing Approves Message was announced yesterday, has coi and Holland would be Monsignor Ccrretti, Sent to is at near illed. greatly imper¬ assistant Papal Secretary of State, Hospitals the German government's military de- Neuss, Dusseldorf, and the do but wait until the end of the war for ferred decorations on Mitel March 18.-.In the partinents. other at Schenebeck. a I Sent Lan¬ ex-Mayor Discussing the Dutch said: BELFAST, rioting The settlement. understand the valuje by Foreign Elbert H. shipping ques¬ "The Father has con- between a mob of Sinn In these properties it is understood International Harvester corpora¬ of German in the el, Judge Gary, ex-Mayc tion, the "Tijd" Holy frequently Feiners and tho tion has a property United of says: demned such acts by whomsoever com- in the Kaiser himself, many of the lead¬ large factory at Neuss, cov¬ States is much in excess of American Curley Boston and Mayor Burdie "We shall have to acquiesce, but such police the Nationalist quarter of Junkers and former Chancellor von ering about thirty acres, officials in guage Newspapers of mitted, having at various times paved ing said, property Germany, so the balance in ] of Newport, The action of the En rough misuse power will not be for¬ the a on Belfast early Sunday, hurley sticks, Bethmann-Hollweg aro largely inter- and has selling agencies in eight Ger¬ seized is in our way to joint agreement this man property favor. But peror was taken to show his appr gotten by our people." but both belligerents j clubs and stones were the chief weap¬ ested. cities; No recent reports have that will, of course, be in the j subject, apparent- but some revolver The of American been received adjusted The ciation for the extended In an article vehemently ! ly have so far been unable to discover ons, shots were taking property in concerning any of them. peace settlement." American Association of Foreign hospitality the Allies the denouncing means for heard. The trouble lasted from mid¬ Germany, it is pointed out here, can ! the headed Vi "Handelsblad" says: limiting bombardments to until 4 o'clock effect Language Newspapers, as the repre- Japanese mission, by "We cannot think what our war zones. On one hand, the Austro- night in the morning have little practical because the count which ment govern¬ and many persons, including some balance is so in favor Singer Sewing Machine Co. »ratative of 10,000,000 readers, sent a Ishii, visited the Unit( will do. Will it publish a protest Germans have claimed that air raids po- overwhelmingly Oldest Landsturm Levies refusing to its were of direct in that licemen, were sent to hospitals. of the United States. Conservative oble menage to the Russian States recently. give approval to piracy military value, The Sinn Feiners had estimates there is one Menaced by German Stand yesterday and leave the matter as they lowered the morale in cities which announced say hundred Of Austria to Demobilize Elbert II. receives the secor it is or will it would hold a in St. times as much German in the One American concern af- Sorieta urging them "not to put the Gary make the best of a bad were attacked. On the other hand, the they meeting Mary's property important March 17..A order job and make a Nationalist but United States as there is American fected by the German threat to seize AMSTERDAM, Vienna ¦bam«, of defeat" on Russia and her of the Sacred Treasure. M an exchange for what will be taken Allies insist on reprisals, also attack- Hall, gathering place, American to the Mitchel If it is ing military factories and warehouses the authorities closed the hall. During property in Germany. property in Germany is the dispatch "Vossische Zeitung," of Kopie in America. The message was receives the third order away? not exchanged, will it were Singer Machine request the ministers of near open cities." Saturday Sinn Feiners brought in CHICAGO. March Sewing Company, which Berlin, says demobilization of thres **ot first to President Wilson for ap¬ the Rising Sun with cordon, as do these piratical Cerretti stated from different parts of the country to 18..W. II. Hill, prior to the entry of the United States of the former powers to pack their trunks and Monsignor that the vice-president and treasurer of the into the v;ar a oldest landsturm levies serving proval, its senders that they Mayor Curley of Boston. M We should de¬ holy father is daily engaged in begin imprisonment in the Belfast jail. operated large factory explaining Burdick receives the third order part? not lose much thereby. study¬ came American Radiator Company, to-night at Wittenberg, Prussia, through a sub¬ with the Austrian forces, consisting of *«uld take no if he "We do not ing means, if not of ending the war, of Many sympathizers along. said that the had two action objected. the Sacred Treasure. know what the govern¬ at least its Professor Edward de Valera, member company plants sidiary organization capitalized at 15,- men born in 1867, 1868 and will Announcement of of ment will do, and would not wish to limiting horrors, but so fal¬ in Germany, valued at about $1,000,000. marks. The 18C9, Secretary Lansing of the State Départ¬ the action tl vise it. ad¬ lías not found arguments powerful of Parliament for East Clare and a German 000,000 factory employed begin immediately, and will be com¬ it Japanese Emperor was made Chon At such a moment it must be Sinn arrived in an automobile The government rlaced a cus¬ 2,000 hands. pleted replied by telegraph that there by left to enough to influence the belligerents to Feiner,, in of each a by May, October and December, suke Consul. Ile sa the government's j at a todian charge about year "If the Germans seize American *M no the dis- Yada, Japanese discretion to cease air raiding. midnight, accompanied by body¬ prop- respectively. objection to sending that Japan was more than grateful f guard armed with hurley sticks, and í*tch. The cablegram follows: the high honors paid to her repr others carrying blazing torches. The "The Russian Soviet, Moscow, Rus¬ sentatives, and also took this mea hall being closed, do Valera moved his tía: of showing her appreciation of t! meeting to a vacant lot 100 yards from "Seven work done for the cause, of the Alii a the hall. He had talked ten minutes hundred and thirty-four by the men honored. "Arrest" Deep when the police declared their inten¬ teerican in Until such time as se ¡Barnes's Mystery tion to break up the newspapers published Congress crowd, numbering ^.rty-three different fit to pass an act permitting those about 2er'00. foreign langu- the service of the United States As He and Hurley sticks wgre brought into play *?*!< stand ts one behind the message kind Accusers at once. The drew their batons accept decorations of any it Silence I police Ü« Keep at the Preside.»* of the United States of considered doubtful whether Mr. Mite - and charged double quick. A el who is now a major in the arrr stiff fight ensued, sometimes leading Men's America has sent your These body. more Whether or not back It was not the will be permitted to do th William Barnes, for¬ discussing the war in up alleys. until Ready-for-Service Sewspapera have a combined circula- general and ton acknowledge the decoration conferr mer Republican boss of New York America's part therein in particular. military were brought to the scene that of about ten million copies per on him. The other men, however, a order was again restored. State, was arrested early Sunday morn- Quoth Mr. Barnes, according to wit¬ ^ne and reach all race» and peoples at perfect liberty now to accept th< nesses: Clothes are now honors. ing for remarks touching on and divided *¦. have come v> this Re- ap- "America has got to speed up in this glorious The orders of the Rising Sun a pertaining to the character of war if Wblie to and that she expects to win. She must Call for Conference enjoy religious political i of the Sacred Treasure were bo estimable gentleman, Uncle Sam, will throw herself into this conflict with «eedorn and of race founded recently. T man liberty, regardless comparatively probably always remain a every and every ounce of power Termed into * first was established in and mystery, so she can twokinds.those creed, 1875, control." Subterfuge hand- far as from I of eight classes. The latter, whi testimony principals in the "Just leave it to your Undo Sam," »"hey be««î«ch you not to deal with in also in eight classes, was founded affair is concerned. Colonel Gale "wratic both replied." "Uncle Sam is in Robert Maisel, director of the Amer¬ governments whose sole 1888. The badge of orders These principals are throe in the war to stick and win." the the r number, ican Alliance for Labor and Democ¬ tailored Wrp©»« ia to same, having Franklin destroy civilizations as essentially Mr. Police In Simon Barnes, the alleged and Called of which by . nun with white and sold rays. nrrestec, racy, Samuel Gompers i:; «now it. The readers of our Colonel it is papers George II. Gale, Vs. S. A., re- Thereupon, said, Mr. Barnes be¬ president, yesterday denounced the to*»« principle» of liberty to be tired, and Colonel Austin F. came hasty of speech, even for 3 in the declaration of the **jj'-*1* Prescott, morning. Amalgamated Cloth¬ and greatest Workers' those and aecure Union as to made to now stationed at ing blessing French Recruits Excel Camp Upton, the sup- "Uncle Sam," he is as camouflage Sew¬ quoted 'fe*m have come to sny- conceal pro-German sympathies. by the United Statei arrestors. "is a" (deleted '*» posed Comment obtained ing, by censor). "This declaration," said he. refer- the different nations now devas¬ In and Spir from them yesterday was as follows: Immediately, it is related, the twe to the ion tated Physique Mr. Barnes.It is too colonels to clamor for the ring proclamât made public Yty these autocrats for »elfish ridiculous to began police yesterday morning in favor of an intcr- Machines. discuss. '" and to tho watch, gendarmes and constabulary t< belligerent labor "is the ing SSlf* royality uphold Colonel conference, °r March 18. The French Gale.The less Baid about it pflt Mr. Barnes under arrest as ai same old idea. Before th*. rnilitarism. Many of PARIS, the or pro-German r**'JoraK0,d corno t better. enemy alien something. After ! the United States entered the war ai' v from various part» cruit» of the class of 1919, forming time KyM'*- Colonel Prescott.I don't want to Patrolman Downie arrived, ant these were When They love their mother f.ixth contingent called out since 19 discuss the matter. refused to arrest anv people proVGerinan. t""ay to you, and one, whereupor we entered the v/tf they became paci- Men'sSuits*25 1*i I17.*/"1toeir through I are «aid by the army medical examine Uncle Sam Mr. Barnes's companions did the jol fists. When the Americun Alliance for tos55-Overcoats*25tos45 Zt-w kinsmen, not to put the Inactive themselves and escorted M defeat on to the highest star Uncle tho their prisonc; Labor and Democracy lifted Uie ET»« themselves and represent physical Sam, only other person di¬ into the presence of the tactful lieu paci¬ Men's . 8 ard of all the contingents, the exc< rectly involved in the affray which be¬ tenant. fist mask of the so-called People'.; Clothing Shop West Thirty-eighth Street y',Vt in th" »amen of mil- at the Club I Council tho pro-Germans did not cease lion«"» or»**k tions the lowest on reoord. gan Republican and ended Now, tho lieutenant's name ant A on (he Street peopi4 who on lhlJ newg being: in the West Thirtieth Street their activities. Sepárale Shop Level d#p.nd as the police sta¬ tongue are Irish. He talked the mat¬ '" »**"« with us for the The spirit, a» well physiq tion, may have been insulted "Since the invasion of defenceless UeaV 5,p*i" ord by Mr. ter over with the two heated captor! Russia by Germany they have been . iri('V'^