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27 Meader Street, Ptovidence, R. 1. Holland Swept by a Wave of Popular Indignation To- ward Germany.

“allFoottron. .pa, TRY TO AVOID A CLASH 50 Plainftield Street, Near the Square OLNEYVILLE, R Nation Called Victim of Teuton mach-

COI.VW EILILsS ~ ery—Press Says Sinking of Seven ; Ships Is Act of War; U-3 Alone in Attack. b

Olneyville Square. | London.—A situation akin to that Novor Olosod. prevailing in America has arisen between Holland and Germany. The

‘«-nuntr,v is now seething with anger. JAMES F. CORCORAN ' Both the officials and the people un- doubtedly believed in the semi-assur- CATERER Lance of safety for Dutch ships given rh_v Germany. Consequently, the tor- pedoing of the seven vessels at the Olneyville Square western approach to the channel has come as a terrific blow.

l A large amount of fodder was on W.E. Randall, D.V.S. GEN. MAEI) MENOCAL | board some of the Dutch merchant- VETERINARY SURGEON | men which were torpedoed. In con- 000000000000000001 of the non-arrival of this E sequence LIEUT. CCL. J. B. BENNETT, MARIO MENOCAIL, the fodder it will bhe necessary to kill COLUMBIA PRICE, the HARNESS MAN GE.\'. O president of Cuba, who is a large part of Holland's cattle. 000 0000000 Calls of endeavoring to suppress a revo- Detention at foreign ports of Dutch nas a big assortment ('Ol.. JOHN B. BEN- lutionary movement that broke vessels laden with Chilean saltpetre f Stokes Street, Olneyville LIEI'T.NETT, a member of the = out as a result of his re-elec- and other fertilizers is causing alarm, first class of field officers ever Blankets and Robes tion. as it is feared that this yvear's harvest schooled by the war department will be retarded. S. Smith seriously FOR WINTER USE Henry O 001 in aviation, has been detailed The question being asked here |ls MASON AND temporarily in Washington. what the Netherlande government Also Harness, Collars and Chimney Repalrer 3,000,000 U. S. RESERVE FORCE will do. Although the Dutch au- e Spec'al Attention glven | thorities seem purposely to have Whips, oil and Greases Lo poor draft chimneys, Universal Service Bill Provides for omitted to make inquiries of the Brit- ALL KINDS OF JOBBING GERMANS RETIRE 3 MILES ish thereby, in the 4 LAWRENCE ST,, Training 500,000 Men Yearly. government, opin- Tel Con, Olneyville,.R. I ion of men, almost FXPERT REPAIRING Washington. ~The War Department shipping inviting lutturk. vet it isa doubtful whether the British Triumph at Bapaume Bigges! made public a synopsis of the Army | EPTIC people will submit to this lat- General Staff universal service and ll)ut('h in Two Years Price Wm. Richardson Jr. est effort of German terrorism, HEALING George training plan which was also sent | 3 With The British Armies in the POWDER “The Duteh Gazette,” savs: to Congress with estimates of cost Field.-—The Germans are steadily withe CURES 1845 Westminster St, PLumBING STEAM & GAs FiTTING l “It is doubted whether the Foreign | and a detailed outline for a bhill to drawing troops from many positions be. and R. I Minister SADDLE COLLAR Near the Square, Oloeyville, A ever had to face greater dan- GALLS. Jobbing Speclalty carrv it into effect. } | tween Hebuterne and the ground SORES OF ANY KIND than now. Dutch ships must sail | Telephone West 317-W Residence OMce The main essentials of the plan ~ger southwest of Bapaume, and strong 176 Terrace Ave,, 88 Pocasmet Ave, the seas. Otherwise, stagnation are: nml' British forward Arlington R. 1. patrols are pushing Providence, ruin will result. Germany is definitely One vear of military training for | into the abandoned country, which determined that our ships shall not all bovs (500,000 a vear), beginning they penetrated in some places for sail, or only at a prohibitive cost.” l J. S. FREDETTE in their nineteenth vear, except those nearly three miles bevond the lines. “It is difficult to preserve self-con- exempted for specified reasons, They are already northwest of Serre, REMEMBER trol in the face such of an act of south PIANO - Exemption to be extended to those of Irles, above Miraumont, Petit AND war."” asserts the “Niews van 8@ Dag.” FURNITURE MOVING physically or mentally unfit and those Miraumont, and Pys, which are now in subscrib- From Dutch sources the Reuter Tele. That every added Auto Trucks for Parties, and Loug Dis who are the sole support of other- British hands without a battle. The gram Company learns that it was the this tance Moving wise destitute dependents. British gained a number of German er helps to make paper submarine U-3 which attacked Telephono, West 1105. R Training to consist of eleven alli strongholds which they expected te seven Duteh steamers, | better for evervybody 90 DIKE STRFET, or. Stockes S 4. ! months during the first vear and two win only by heavy fighting, and the The Dutch themselves anxious Pineyville Square PROVIDENCE. R. 1. | weeks during the second and third are Germans ylelded to British pressure to avoid making the supreme resort vears of a reservist's liability, the ceaseless pressure of men and to force, while the of the In estimating the cost of main- rapidity guns, by escaping to a new line of German efforts to mollify the outraged Dr. Frederick W. Thrift tenance of the proposed army, the defense along the Bapaume ridge. sensibility of Holland indicates War College figured that an annual that This is the most notable movement Germany also is desirous at this military budget of $472.258,746 would stage which has taken place in the war since Consolidated Laundry to avoid DENTIST - be required further complications. the of the first The to keep the proposed autumn year. hand work and Wet Wash the Irons’ Block ! force at a strength of 3,296,02%men, German retirement in the battle of the High grade by STERNER MEASURES BY methods including the regulars. SWEDEN Marne was forced upon them only by most up-to-date actual defeat on the ground. This la Foreign Minister Pleads With Restaurant Lady Assistant Tel. 1140 West PRESIDENT CALLS SENATE Parlia- a strategical retreat, revealing a new Hotel and Work a Specilalty ment for $7,500,000 for Army. phase of weakness in their defensive ROBERT P. BAILEY Copenhagen.— Fighting in the Swed- conditions. It has not come tw the 469 Washington St Providence, R. I. First in Undertaker and Step Inauguration Ceremon- ish Parliament to pass the Embalmer, measure British Generals as a surprise. After ies of March 5 appropriating 30,000,000 krones Calls Answesod Day or Night ($7.- the battle of Boom Ravine there were Telephone 1334-R Union Washington. —Details of the 500,000) Inaug- for military purposes, 61 Plainfield St. Providence,.R.l. foreign soveral signs that the Germans con- ural plans, which have been indefi- Minister Wailenberg declared that templated a withdrawal from the two nite hecause March 4 falls on Sun- “events within the few last davs have Miraumonts, and the recent eapture day, began clearing up with the offi- made it for necessary Sweden to take of Baillescourt Farm and the ground cial announcement that President sterner J. Will Car enter & Son Wil- measures to safeguard her neu- north of the Ancre seriously menaced son had called the tralitv.” [Arthur W. Oarpenter) While doing your customary special serre, sessfon of the new Senate March The second on chamber refused to pass opping put your 5 A plan to abandon it had been the bill after it had passed the first FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALMERS BROAD under consideration. The special Sen- chamber. SPY BILL PASSES HOUSE orse up at the near. STREET ate session will include the usual 85 PLAINFIELD ceremonies of Connection t place inaugurating the vice- LESS MEAT FOR Open Day and Night Telephone LONDON CLUBS President Given Almost Unlimited president. It seems to have been PROVIDENCE, R. |. Powers to Prevent Espionage. decided that President Wilson will take Only Vegetables at Meals on Friday, Stable an oath of office privately in Washington.—The Senate passed, by Decision of Olneyv.lie Sq. the White House Some a vote of 60 to 10, fourteen Sundav, March 4. espionage it and Tel. West 2895-W but has not heen announced wheth- London.-~Half a dozen or more of conspiracy measures, embodied in the Administra. L. H MEYER COMPANY Inc. We are responsible for everything left er or not he will take it again at the Loondon's clubs led the way to one one bill indorsed by tion. in vyour earnages and Wagons. public ceremony in open air at the meatless day a week. The day select- 62 HARTFORD AVE. front of the Capitol March 5. oed was Friday. Meals in all these The ten senators voting against the It is be IMPORTERS, BOTTLERS OF PURE suggested that the President clubs will purely vegetarian on bhill were Borah, Cummins, Kenyon, _]OBBERS, make the public ceremony merely the Friday hereafter. A number of other Gronna, La Folette, Norris and Works, Wines and laiguors occasion for delivering his inaugural clubs were expected to follow suit. Republicans; Lee, Lane and Varda- address. The plan is one of many expedients man, Democrats, Bottled Beer for Families and the Trade the food suggested by controller to The bill will be sent to the House a Specialty. ALLEGED SPY PLOT. reduce the maximum weekly meat at once, Every bottle thoroughly sterilized before filling to secure abso cleanliness and consumption to four and half pounds wre filled by the latest filling machines from Dresden, Passage of the bill ended a three- improved imported Germany With I['nless this limit s Sending News- per person. gen- to Bogus day fight ‘a4 by Senator Cummins, Open evenings to 7 o'clock, Saturdays 10 o'clock. 'Chargedpapermen to Britsh Isles. erally adopted throughout England, it who the measures of lowa, opposed Connactinne . New York, Feb. 20.—-Albert A. is admitted that compulsory rationing Telepheone because he said he feared they would be resorted Sander, a former emplove on the New- will to. restrict the individual freedom of Am- Yorker Staats-Zeitung and now dra- erican citizens in a manner contrary matic editor on W. R. Hearst's smtml|nnmlmnmnnmnmlummunmmmmcmmlmumummmnum to the principles ot the American Gov: Deutsches Journal, and Charles W. ernment. Wunnenberg, who * | says that he is an PITH OF THE The fourteen bills are designed to weuiaty, American citizen, were arrested by the syotomaticas WAR NEWS make the United States spy proof and Federal authorities charged with send- 00ST! KEEP fav bomb wroof during the German crisis, ing bogus American newspaper men B——— ——— —— They provide for the following pur- to England there to obtain military poses: Dot The town of Kut in e information. Mesopotamia, & where General Townshend and | PREDICTS RISEOF ARABIA 9,000 British troops, mostly Eaest NEW AUSTRIAN NAVY CHIEF Indians, were starved Into surren- der Turkish in the Dr. Sullivan Says Teuton Defeat WIII by a Army April has Viea Adm'ra! Njegovan Succeeds in been off the Admira! Enhance Mecca's Prestige. turn cut by British. Late Maus The British will Maximll New York.—"“lfTuskey and the Cen- army soon number Amsaterdam.—Vice Admiral of tral Powers suffer a decisive defeat in 5,000,0000 men, exclusive the India fan Njegovan has been appointed ADVERTISE IN THIS PAPER! the present war,” said the Rev, Will- troops. commander of the Austro-Hungarian Viee-Admiral Karl Kaller fam L. Sullivan of Au souls’ Unitarian German U-boat captains have been war fleet and “it warned that British has been promoted to Institute, seems probable that Ara- many ships are son Kaltenfels F. L. HANLEY bla, with the assistance of England loaded with poisoned food. be chief of the naval section. accord: received here from ' Church, at a meeting of the People's The Allies have their own errors to ing to a telegram ATTORNEY-AT-LAW will to blame for the alienation Vienna. . rise prominence among the na- of the sym- tions world of Greece, on the Aim the | of the and that Mecca, pathy said King Constan- These appointments ensue irems Block, Olneyville Sguare, in an interview with Admiral Anton Haus, $ instead of tine, an of Grand $ Constantinople, will be the Ameri- death Providenece, R. L .Ad. centre of Mohammedanism.” can correspondent, commander of the fleet. Gun

London is disturbed over a cable from

INDIA NOW ORGANIZING Tokio which says that an armed GERMANS SEIZE SECURITIES merchantman is raiding commerce PATENTS A Ammunition to in the Indian Forfeit for New Output Be Increased ocean. Deciare Shipment Nit's hot weather, ad- things ~=Train Service Cut. British captured part of a hostile York on Dutch Steamer 8. AND FOREIGN vertise cool Mr U. Merchant. When It trench north to Reuter's London.—Among the new war meas of Guedecourt and gain- L.ondon.-—-A dispatch eold, hoost warmth You ures adopted by the Indian Govern ed ground south of Petit Miraumont. from Amsterdam states that the Ham: know what people CO. S want confiscated JOSEPH A. MILLER & want; when they ment are the severe curtailment of On the western front the Berlin report burg prize court has as sy SOLICITORS AND EXPERTS railway services and the organization says, during the fog and rain the contraband one-half of the cargo of Profit thereby. BSend 408 Butter Exohangs, Providence, A. |, your to-day for of lndia’'s industrial natural resources, week was calm in most sectors., At the Duteh steamer Batavia 11, and copy Bxperts and Arguments furnisbhed In your ad in this paper. That with a view 1o increasing the output some places on the Artois and confirmed the forfeiture of 5,000,000 every added sub- Potent Livigation. Ooun. of munitions. Somme fronts, and also between france in aecurities which were taken Assistance and Cases scriber In oflrendered as Experts in Patent helps tomake this addition, an order has been is the Meuse and Moselle, thers were from French couriers’ bags on board aod Amerioan Pat- sued Buropean, Canadian paper better foreverybody forbidding women and children locally limited engagements of rec- tha Dutch steamer Prins Hendrik sate forInventions. and Teade- to sail for England for the Several The securities were consigned to New Designs except onnoitering parties.. . prigon- Wopyright, 188, by most urgent reasons. ers wetre broua t in. Voark. marits procured promplly.