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ID THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE. NEW YORK, FRIDAY. JULY 20, 1917. polic MASTER KEY PLAN RUSSIANS FLEEING MAXIMALISTS RON REICHSTAG PASSES DP THE WHITE FLAG; I PEACE RESOLUTION 31 German Aircraft Shot Down by British in One Day IS CONFUSING GERMANS SURRENDERFORTRESS Demands Right to Control. "I am not willing to permit the conrhi't of affairs to lie taken from my We are sailing through a.

wildly tossing sea, in a dangerous channel, but our destination shines out before our eyee. "What we- long to attain." the Chancellor went -on, "Is a new and splendirl Germany, not a Germany which wishes, as our enemies be-lleve, to terrorize the world with their armed might, no, the morally purified, God-fearing, loyal, -peaceful and Continued Prom Page 1. shal: 'Provoked by the Russian offensive on Galicia, a strong attack was inaugurated there today under the personal leadership of Prince Leopold of Bavaria. The Germans, sup- nnrtefl hv thfl A lltrn.ltnn(.firinn Different Interpretations of Using Key Number Puzzling. Quit Dancer's Villa for Stronghold-Yield When Troops Surround It.

Teutons Take Several Thousand Prisoners in Eastern Galicia. troops, broke through the Russian I 'many which we all love. For this shall positions near General Germany we fight and endure. For this Germany we and our Brusiloff gains, therefore, have been equalized. "Greece was forced by violence to enter the war against us.

Our common front with the bravo Bulgarians stands firm. AUTONOMY FOR URKAINIA listed as missing. The greatest day for the British was that on which fifteen German machines were shot to pieces and sixteen more driven to earth in a damaged condition as the outcome of terrific struggles at various points. As against this, the British lost nine airplanes. The important successes have since continued, and many thrilling stories are being related of the daring deeds performed by the Allied aviators.

One British machine, carrying the pilot and an observer, sighted five enemy machines flying along together. Despite these odds, the British airmen dashed to the attack. Swooping in and about their opponents, they sent one Fokker crashing to earth and drove another out of control. The British pilot was killed at this stage of the flight, but the observer brought the machine home, carrying the body of his comrade with him. One Against Fifteen.

Another British aviator tackled single-handed a squadron of fifteen Germans. He was soon Joined by brother pilots, but he alone accounted for two German machines after repeatedly facing what seemed sure (By the Associated Press.) British Headquarters in France, July 20 Not since the war began has such severe air fighting been witnessed on the British front as has taken place recently. It was little more than a week ago that the Germans strongly challenged the British claim to aerial supremacy and displayed unusual activity all along the line. The British accepted the challenge, and the result has been some of the most furious battles and destructive raids yet seen. Great squadrons of opposing air craft have clashed In bitter and spectacular battles among the clouds and individual fights which were conducted to a finish have been numerous.

Since July 12 the British have brought down at least 41 machines, have driven 37 others out of control and have carried out innumerable successful bombing raids on enemy ait-dromes, Railway stations and other important points. 28 British Machines Missing. On the other hand, the British have only had twenty-eight machines 11TH HOUR CHANGE brothers out there will bleed and die. For this Germany we shall fight our way through, despite all force." In referring to the military situation on the various fronts, Chancellor Mtchaelis said: "The season of the year has set a pause to the fighting in the Caucasus, Persia and Palestine. When it Is resumed the enemy will find the Turkish Army newly equipped and full of confidence." Eagle Bureau, 901 Colorado Building.

Washington, July 20 The eleventh hour change in the plan for fixing the order of military liability of the 10,000,000 men who iregistered on June 6 was made by the War Depart ment officials last night because of Petrngrad, July 20 The villa of Mademoiselle Sheshlnska, long the headquarters of the Maximalists who defied the authorities to dislodge them, capitulated after a slight brush yesterday morning. The occupants took refuge in the Peter and Paul fortress. When the fortress was later surrounded by troops the Maximalists ran up a white flag and surrendered. The troops have received orders to clear out the Maximalists from the home of the celebrated dancer and take possession of the fortress. In the early hours of the morning a regiment of bicycle troops reached the capital and rode to the Champs de Mars field.

A large body of newly arrived Cossacks also concentrated there. Other troops approached from the rear of the fortress and dawn found the place surrounded. The Maximalists fired a few shots Berlin. July 20 (via London' German troops have pushed forward through three strong Russian zones of defense between Sereth and Zlota Lipa, rivers, in Eastern Galiria. says the official statement IsMied today by the German army headquarters staff.

The. Russians suffered heavily, the statement adds, and are retreating In disorder. The Germans took a few thousand prisoners. At Jacohstadt, Dvinsck and Smor-gon, along the Stokhod River and from the Zlota Lipa to south of the Dniester River, the statement adds, the artillery fire Increased in Intensity. Petrograd Admits Failure.

Petrograd, July 20The Russian failure to hold the Germans in Eastern Galicia, says an official statement issued by the War Department today, was due to extremist detachments holding meetings and discussing the advisability of obeying orders, which some regiments had refused to obey. general confusion as to the manner "Italy, even through the eleventh Isonzo battle against our war-tried Austro-Hungarian brothers, will not be able to attain the goal of Its breach of faith the possession of Trieste. America's Intervention Not Alarming. "We look without serious concern upon the optimistic sentiment in the Entente countries caused by America's intervention. (Applause.) It is easy to reckon how much tonnage is necessary to transport an army from America to Europe, how much tonnage is required to feed such an army.

France and England are scarcely able to feed and supply their own armies without influencing the economic situation still further. After our previous success we shall be able to master this situation also through our fleet, particularly the submarines. That is our firm conviction and assurance. We and our allies, therefore can look forward to any further development of military events with calm security. Germany Ready for Honorable Peace.

"The burning question in our hearts, however, is how much longer the wails to last. With this I come to a matter which stands in the centre of all in which the intricate system of dou ble drawing, originally worked out was to be applied to a specific dis trlct. States in Which Certain Draft Numbers Are Ignored The eleventh hour change made It necessary for Provost Marshal General Orowder and his staff to work all this way, and a change to a straight serial number drawing was immediately ordered to meet the situation. "If press reports are to the effect that the situation in New Jersey alone was the sole or even the principal cause of the change in the system ot drawing, they are not justified. On the contrary, that State has been conspicuous for its efficient co-operation with the Government in all stages of the execution of the self-service law." night in order to have the new sys "Action No Sign of Weakness." A peace resolution, the text of which was caused previously, was submitted by Deputy Fehrnbach, Centrist, in the name of the Center.

Radicals and Socialists, after the Chancellor had concluded hift address. Herr Kehrenbach said the resolution would not be interpreted as a sign of weakness. As for parliamentarism, he declared the Center wished to preserve the rights of the Federated States and the Emperor. "If somo enemy voices explain the resolution as a sign of weakness," he said, "we shall prove that we are ready to fight and capable of achieving victory. Our military situation makes any such misunderstanding impossible.

And we therefore make this peace demonstration. "If the hand which the German Parliament extends to the enemy is refused, our armies will achieve even greater and more heroic deeds. Then wo will show the world that the German people is unconquerable in its unity. The Emperor's magnanimous decree extended the field of internal politics in a manner corresponding with the wishes of the people. We hope election reform will soon be accomplished, without internal strife.

"As for our parliamentary svstem. tern in shape for operation by 9:30 this morning, the time scheduled for the draft lottery to begin. In one from the Kshesinska house which room a score of clerks pounded away at numbering machines through the were returned by the troops, after which the former began mnftlng their escape toward the fortress, held by a machine-gun regiment and Kronstadt night, making up the 9,500 additional numbers necessary far the lottery. In another room fifty men, girls and Where Boys Must Go To Get Serial Numbers ARTILLERY TO ENLIST CIVILIAN SPECIALISTS sailors. Emissaries from the govern boys tolled over bowls of black cap ment later entered the fortress under our Interest and all our proceedings today.

Germany did not desire the war In order to make violent conquests and, therefore, will not continue the war a day longer merely for the sake of such conquests, if it could obtain au honorable peace. "The Gerninns wish to peace as combatants who have successfully accomplished their purpose and prove themselves invincible first. A condition of peace was the inviola sules, rolling up the numbered aV.Dt as they were received and slipping them into the concealing gelatine cov ering from which they will be taken truce flags and began a parley which lasted throughout the morning. Ready to surrender from the first if allowed to depart with arms, the Maximalists were given until midday to quit unconditionally. Just before the expiration of the time limit the white flag by the announcers.

Master-Key Plan Confusing. The old system of master key num bers from 0 to 10, and master num War Department Offers Unusual Opportunity to Men to Get Warrants. was noisien. A telegram from Kiev today an nounces that the Ukraine Radical So bers from 1 to 1,000, had caused much confusion. The two big news agencies of the country had adopted different cialist organizations of soldiers, work WILL OPEN TRAINING SCHOOLS.

men and students, as representatives of the. revolutionary democracy in the Ukraine," telegraphed the Provisional Washington, July 20 Alabama, first State on the roster of the Union, reports its largest exemption district as. containing 6,925 registrants. In the drawing today the numbers from 6,926 to 10,500, inclusive, can be disregarded entirely so far as Alabama is concerned. By the same process Arizona has no interest in numbers above Arkansas, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, 3,569 Florida, Idaho, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Maine, Maryland, Michigan, Minnesota, Montana, Nebraska, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, North Carolina North Dakota, Ohio, Oklahoma, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Carolina, Smith Dakota, Tennessee, Utah, Virginia, 6.197; Washington, West Virginia, Wisconsin, Wyoming, 2,217.

The States whose maximum districts are not yet reported in Washington are Georgia, Louisiana, Massachusetts, Mississippi, Missouri, Texas and Vermont. Interpretations of the manner in which this plan was to be interpreted and there was general confusion among the men on the street as to Men to Be Enlisted for Period of War to Fill Temporary Vacancies. just how it was to be worked. A study All of the local exemption boards in Brooklyn, with the exception of one, have now selected headquarters. In the Sixty-eighth District the location given will probably be the one selected.

The headquarters are as follows: Dist. Headquarters. 23 Bar Association, 158 Montague st. 24 99-105 Myrtle av. 26 P.

S. 7, York and Jay sts. 26 P. S. 14, Concord and Navy sts.

27 Public Library, Clinton and Union sts. 28 105 Rapelye st. 29 P. S. 71, Heyward st near Lee av.

30 P. g. 71, Heyward near Lee av. 81 P. S.

36, Decatur st. and Lewis av. 32 P. S. 70, Patchen av.

and Macon street. 83 P. S. 56, Stockton near Marcy avenue. 34 P.

S. 79. Kosciusko st, between Sumner and Lewis avs. 35 325 Hart st. 86 P.

S. 40, 16th st. and 4th av. 37 P. S.

172, 4th av. and 29th st. 38 P. S. 133, Butler st, near Fourth av.

39 P. S. 32, Hoyt and President sts. 40 P. S.

2, 8d av. and 47th st. 41 404 65th st. 42 P. S.

170, 6th av. and 71st st. 43 P. S. 127, 7th corner 79th St.

44 P. S. Ill, Sterling place, near Vanderbilt av. 45 Central T. M.

C. 65 Hanson place. of the system showed that two meth ods of applying it might be followed. If the master key numbers were drawn in the order of 9, 7, 1, 5, 2, 8 3, 0, 6, 4, 10, and then the master numbers in the order of 898, 574 the Center party will fully protect the rights of the Federal States and those of the Emperor. "It is hoped the new Chancellor will succeed in bringing about a peace which will guarantee free development of the German peoples, but which also will lead to an understanding among the nations." Von Wcstarp Approves Resolution.

Count von Westarp, conservative, extended a welcome to the new Chancellor and expressed the sincere wish that ho would succeed In conducting the affairs of the empire with good results In the serious and difficult situation of the country. "The desire of our enemies to annihilate us has not yet. "beep broken." he said. "They still regard as a sign of weakness all proofs of our willingness to make peace. The foreign press Is saying that the proposed peace resolution is circulated to stiffen the courage of our enemies and prolong the war.

We therefore regret this resolution, which is not conceived to strengthen the will and firm trust of the enemy and the nation. "We shall not obtain peace by means of resolutions and by moral cxhortion to certain of our enemies such as we have heard today. The resolution is to be found on another field. The heroic action of our troops will achieve complete victory. Territories the size of the German Empire have been conquered by the blood of our brothers and sons.

Against the allied wall standing far in hostile countries the attack of a whole world of enemies will be broken, as it has been hitherto." bility of Germany's territory. No parley was possible with the enemy demanding the cession of German soil." lie continued: "We must, by means of understanding and In a spirit of give and take, guarantee conditions of the existence of the German Empire upon the Continent and overseas." Peaoe Only as Victors. Dr. Michaclis' words on this point require a careful reading, and are capable of various interpretations other than a surface one. His German indicates a willingness to make peace only as victors, and in his use of the words "understand" and "give and take" (the German words ver-staendigung und ausgleich), he revives the Bethmannic ideas of readjustment of the frontiers and colonial possessions by barganing rather than the restoration of the status quo.

Peace, he said, must offer the foundation of a lasting reconciliation of nations (Loud cheers greeted this' statement). "It must," he continued, "as expressed in your resolution prevent nations from being plunged into further enmity through economic blockades and provide a safeguard that the league in the arms of our opponents does not develop into an economic offensive alliance against us. Germany Cannot Again Offer Peace. "These alms may be attained within the limits of your resolution as I Interpret it. (Cheers.) We cannot again offer peace.

We have, loyally stretched out our hands once. It met no response, but with the entire nation and with Germany, the army and its leaders, in accord with this declaration the Government assuring it of energetic support from this quarter in its struggle against the attempts to provoke civil war. Ukrnnian Problem Solved. The following cablegram was received by the Jewish Daily Forward today from its Petrograd correspondent: "The question of autonomy for llkrania, which was the immediate cause of the resignation of three Ministers from the Cabinet and the disturbances for the past couple of days, was solved today by representatives of the Government and the National Council of Ukrania. According to the agreement, only the Constituent Assembly will have a right to pass on the final organization of the province.

Meanwhile a committee composed of representatives of all the Ukrania nations shall serve as the local organ of the Provisional Government. "The disarmament and detention of groups of extremists is going on "successfully. It is expected that by tomorrow work will 'begin again In the factories and on the street CRrs." 322, 421, 35, 7, 84, 960, it was possible to work out two ways in which these numbers would come up for examination. The first method would be to take the first master key number, 9, and place it before the master numbers In the order they were drawn. This would make the order of 11a.

A new and unusual opportunity for the enlistment of civilians for the period of the war has been offered at the initiative Chief of Coast Artillery and recently approved by the Secretary of War. The enlargement of the army for the. ur.poe of meeting the present emerge iWy" has given an opportunity to many" of the enlisted specialists in the Coast Artillery Corps to obtain commissioned grades with the resultant vacancies in the grades of sergeant major, master electrician, engineers, electrician sergeants, master gunners, radio sergeants and firemen. To meet this condition and supply the proper material a three months course in electricity, radio telegraphy, artillery and clerical work has been thrown open to civilians possessing the proper qualifications, and If successful in pursuing the course limited warrants will be issued. This school course for the Eastern Department will he in 46 P.

S. 45, Lafayette near Clas- bllity for a district 9,898, 9,574, 9,084 and 9,960 and so on until all the numbers son. 47 P. S. 8, Hancock near Bedford av.

48 Manual Training High School, 7th av. and 4th st. 49 Futoilc Library, 6th av. and th street. from 9,000 to 9,999 had been ex hausted.

Then the master numbers would be taken in 1,000 and so 2 YOUNG AMMERICANS, ARE KILLED IN FRANCE on in the master key order. 60 P. S. 23, Skillman av and Humboldt The second method of applying the street. 61 144 Devoe st.

52 P. 8. 60, South 8d St. and Drlggs avenue. yslQJIl WUU1U uc Lano um uiaciui Eagle Bureau, 63 Rue Cambon.

(By Cable.) Paris, July 20 Harmon B. Craig, a numbers as they were drawn and apply them to the roaster key numbers This would make the order of lia 58 P. S. 148, Havemeyer and North Washington, July ,20 Complete quiet has been restored in Petrograd and plans for the reconstruction of the Cabinet on the same basis of party representation as before the crisis arc now under way, according to semi-official dispatches today to the Russian Embassy here. 6th sts.

Government feels that if our enemies bility under the sample above 54 P. S. 38, North 7th st near Bed 7.898: S.89 i)8; ford av. stituted at Fort beginning July 25, or as soon thereafter as practicable. The official order Issued from Governor's Island, says in part: PERSING OFF ON FIRST TRIP TO BRITISH FRONT abandon their lust for conquest and their aims at subjugation, and wish to enter into negotiations, we shall listen 6.898; 4,898 and 10,898.

Then the 55 87 Herbert st. 66 861 Manhattan ar. next master number, 674, would be called in the nine thousands, seven honestly and readily tor peace to what 67 2215 Coney Island ar. they have to say to us. Until then we must hold out calmly and patiently.

58 Coney Island av. and Avenue O. thousaids, and so on. Km Unwt tha Plan. 69 New Utrecht High School, 86th near 18th av.

PRUSSIAN GIRL DEFENDS THE WAR 60 Atlantic Republican Clubhouse, The first system above was evidently Harvard student, 21 years old, who was badly wounded at the front on July 16, died in a hospital near the fighting line next day. Charles M. Ashton of Philadelphia was badly wounded on the 14th. Frederick Norton Of, Goshen, N. was killed on July 12, when a bomb from a German airplane returning from a night raid struck the house where a number of ambulance drivers were sleeping.

Paul S. Miner, who is attached to the American Ambulance Corps, writes: "Our ambulances are serving on one of the most active parts of the French fronts. All is going well and Admits Food Shortage. "The present time is, in regard to 67th between New Utrecht th svstem the War Department had and 16th avs. food conditions, the most severe we intended to follow.

This would make all those in a given thousand eligible have experienced, and in the month 61 P. S. 180, Ocean parkway and Paris. July 20 Major General Pershing, the American commander, with two staff officers, left Faris this morning on his first visit to the British front. The American officers will be the guests of Sir Douglas Haig, the British commander-in-chief, returning to th capital Sunday.

General Pershing will make a long tour with General Haig along the British lines, studying the methods employed by the British in combating the enemy, with a view to the adoption of those methods by the American forces. Fort Hamilton av, before those in another thousand. 62 T. M. C.

Bedford av. and The New Jersey authorities reported that under the numbering system fol Monroe st. 63 P. S. 44, Throop and Putnam avs lowed in the exemption districts there 64 Commercial H.

Albany av. and Dean st. this system of drawing woum take men from one election district of an exemption district before the other Destruction Wrought a Mere Bagatelle to What Is Coming. 65 P. S.

167, Eastern parkway and tne work is most interesting." HEDIN election districts would be drawn on Schenectady av. 66 Erasmus Hall H. Flatbush and for a single man. This would work Church avs. out grave injustice to the various districts.

of July has been the worst. Drought has delayed and waut exists in many cases, but I can declare with good confidence that relief will shortly set in and the population can then be supplied more adequately. "Nothing can yet be said about the harvest, but the fact is already established that the harvest of potatoes will be better than is believed. Straw is indeed short, but the development o( the kernels is excellent, and we shall, as in 1915, reckon upon an average harvest. In wide regions of the empire rain has fallen, and everywhere in time enough to bring potatoes.

"We hope for a good potato crop, and if we utilize the increase from Rumania and other occupied territories carefully, the shorter of fodder, 67 P. S. 139, Cortelyou and Rugby Paul S. Miner is the son of Mr. and Mrs.

George E. Miner of 726 East Tyenty-flrst street, Flatbush. He is one of a party of Brooklyn college roads. The New Jersey officer promptly PRUSSIANS LORD OF ALL, P. S.

24, Beaver st and Arlon place 69 P. S. 53, Troutman st, near Cen ooys wno are doing amoulance work tral av. in France. C.

Pounds, son of 70 P. S. 123, Irving and Willoughby Borough President Pounds, is an McGRAW GETS WORST OF IT Taking evidence for the board of directors of the National Baseball League in the case of the interview with Manager John J. McGraw. of the New York (Hants, published by Sid Mercer, which McGraw subsequently repudiated without having read it, was concluded today at the National "Efforts will be made to obtain qualified civilians by enlistment in the Coast Artillery Corps for the period of the war.

These men should be informed that they should make application for the attendance at the schools for the instruction of candidates for temporary appointments as enlisted specialists to department commanders of the departments in whose geograph-Ical limits they are located. These applications will be forwarded to the commandants of the schools designated below who will examine carefully the papers, and decide whether or not a candidate wil be admitted to the school. "Upon notification that the candidate is successful in his examination, and eligible for admission to the school, he will, upon enlistment, be ordered by the department commander to report to the commandant of the school for the course of instruction. If he: successfully completes the three''WSwhs course of instruction he will He eligible for temporary appointment as an enlisted specialist. "The commanding officers of these training schools, upon the completion of the course of instruction, will arrange the successful candidates for each grade on one list according to merit, based on their practical and theoretical work during the school course.

These lists will be forwarded at once to the Adjutant General of the Army. "The temporary appointments will be made by the Secretary of War When department commanders receive notification that successful candidates have been given temporary warrants they will cause these temporary specialists to be assigned to duty in their departments upon the recommendations of coast artillery district com other. avenues. Tells Swiss Woman Friend No Other Nations Have the Right to Exist. 71 P.

S. 56, Bushwlck av. and Madi son st. GERMANS TAKE, THEN 72 P. S.

75, Evergreen av. and Grove street. ABANDON.FRENCH POSITIONS 73 230 Graham av. 74 P. S.

21, McKibbin near Man Berlin, July 20 (via London) Artil hattan av. lery activity in Flanders increased yes 76 P. S. 141, McKibbin and Leonard streets. terday to extreme violence, says the German War Office statement issued today.

76 309 Wyckoff av. 77 2893 Fulton St. 78 8290 Atlantic av. 79 P. S.

108, Llnwood st and Arlington League offices. John Conway Toole presided, John M. Word represented Moflraw and Martin Littleton represented the newspaper writers. The testimony today strongly favored Mercer. The case 1b now in the hands of the directors, who will be furnished with stenograhpic reports of the hearing.

YOUNG CHINA PARTY Part of the French positions on the with which wc should otherwise bo confronted, will be overcome. It has been proven in these three war years, even in the case of a bad harvest, as in 1916, that Germany cannot be starved out at all. "With rigid appropriation, limited rationing and an adequate supply it gives us an inestimable advantage over England. A painful experience in wide areas has shown that on account of war conditions relations between the town and the country populations became a source of trouble. Enlightenment here Is an absolute necessity.

"Urban populations must appreciate the great difficulties under which agrlculturo suffers through war con vvinterpurs were captured by tftfc Ger The copy of an extraordinary lett ter written from Frankfort, by a Prussian school miss of good social position, to a woman friend In Switzerland, a teacher of French, has been forwarded to the Scotsman, from a trustworthy source. It throws some light on the attitude of the German upper and ruling classes to the war, and ends which it was hoped to achieve through its means. In the course of the letter the writer states: "It is evident that you, a Swiss girl, with your French sympathies, cannot avenue. mans. Later, some of these trenches 80 P.

S. 72, New Lots road and Li were aoanaonea during a French attack vonia av. communicated his discovery to tne officers of the Provost Marshal General. A hasty conference of officials was called behind locked doors and a quick search made in the local board records of many States which have been received here. A similar situation was found to exist in many parts of the country.

In some lists colored and white registrants had been classified in separate groups and the serial numbers ran accordingly. In others, aliens were separated and given their own group of serial numbers. Tangle Found Hopeless. It wasa hopeless tangle. If the double drawing system were carried out, one election district in any exemption division might be swept clean of all Its young men to fill the quota, while the other election district in the same exemption area furnished no men whatever.

In other cases it might be necessary to pass upon an exempt a thousand aliens before a single American was called to service. In others a thousand negroes might be taken for examination before a white man was called, or vice versa. There was only one way out, and the War Department promptly an-nounoed that the whole intricate method of drawing devised to save time and labor would be abandoned In favor of the simple, direct plan of drawing sufficient numbers to fix the place of the last man in the largest exemption district. That was the original plan, and it was Intended for weeks to draw in that way, but the SI P. S.

168, Belmont av. and Ash- ford st. SHIP NEWS 12 P. S. 28, Herkimer st.

and Ralph The following vessels have arrived at avenue. 88 P. S. 144, Howard and St. Mark's Atlantic ports: IS IN FAVOR OF WAR avenues.

Steamers Ctbac, Norwegian: Corozal 84 P. S. 68, Hinsdale st and Glen- American; Hermes. Swedish- Mnttni. more av.

cock, American; Prins Fred'k Hendrik Dutch; Proteas, American: TIms. Nor. 86 P. S. 84, Stone and Glenraore avs.

86 P. S. 175. Blake av. and Bristol ditions.

On the other hand the country population must be made to understand thoroughly how important Industry in great cities has been and is. If that is done a rapproachment will follow and each will do for others wcguui. street. 87 P. S.

126, Rockaway and That- understand how my heart, the heart of a young German girl, passionately desired this war. Speaking of it some years ago, my father said to us: 'Children, Germany Is getting too small for us; we shall have to go to France again In order to find more Is it our faultlf France will not understand that more money and land are necessary for us? "And you reproach us that our Leaders Deny That They Have Opposed a Declaration Against Germany. ford avs. 88 P. S.

114, Remsen hear Ave REFEREES APPOINTED. Br CROPSBT, J. Ranela v. Leech. Edcar Jankinn- i nue F.

QUEENS mi -neit, cuj-ene Connor; Favilllon Hill manders. "Men accepting temporary positions as specialists will be Informed that the tenure of these positions will be limited to the existing emergency, and that upon the return of the permanent appointees to occupy the permanent positions after the existing emergency shall have terminated, they Will bo placed on the list of ellgibile candidates from which vacancies in the permanent list of specialists which may have occurred during the emergency, or which may occur after the emergency, will be filled, provided their services have been satisfactory as temporary appointees. "The Chief of Coast Artillery has been authorized to Issue for the period vwrpn, va. ajia i'Teaenck fllul-ler: Snain vs. Hirelm nnrf Dist Headquarters.

Bytrt; Plerson v. Cloldfeln, Henry Herdllng. 71 Lawrence High School, Long soldiers have been very cruel to the Belgian rabble, and you speak also of the destruction of Rheims, and of Shanghai, July 20 Several leaders of the Kuo-MIa-Tang, or Young China party, Including the Speaker of tho House of Representatives, the former President and Vice President of the Senate and the secretary to the Island City. T2 158 Grand L. I.

City. 78 P. S. 84, Alvert and Theodore sts, L. I.

City. what he can and what is his duty. The successful experiment of transferring hundreds of thousands of city children to the country may perhaps build the bridge, but. wc must take pains in every way to see that this conflict of views is moderated, alleviated and ended." Chancellor Mlchaells declined, owing to his shortness in office, to state exhaustively his position on internal questions, accepted the imperial manifesto of July 11 upon the Prussian franchise, and believed in closer relations of the government with the big parties In Parliament. He said he was willing to call men possessing the confidence of Parliament to executive posts, but not in any way to surrender control of the government.

GOV. EDGE DENIES JERSEY BLUNDERED enormous amount of labor and the time involved prompted the effort to devise a short cut that would be fair to all. Discovery Made Just In Time. Officers of General Crowder's office congratulated themselves that the the burning of villages and towns. Well, that is war.

As In every other undertaoklng, we are past-masters in the making of war. You have a great deal to learn before you can come to our standard, and I can assure you that what has been done so far is a mere bagatelle compared with what will follow. Puts Blame on War Department's Draft Plans. retired President, Li Yuan-Hung, have issued the following statement: "Owing to the publication in a foreign paper in Shanghai of an article dealing with the alleged activities of Germans In China, there is danger of the impression being created that the Kuo-Mln-Tang Is opposod to a Chinese declaration of war against Germany. "We categorically deny this.

Some of the Kuo-Mln-Tang leaders In "As a matter of fact, there is but 174 P. 8. 11, Woodsldo Wood-side. 176 27 Grand Corona. 176 P.

a 27. 13th st. and 1st av College Point. 177 Office of C. W.

Chamberlain, Grand near B. R. T. car barns, Maspeth. 178 614 Onderdonk Ridgewood.

179 Office of Robert Wiekert, Myrtle and Cypress Ridgewood. 180 447 Kossuth place, Glendale. 181 Library Building, 872 Boulevard, Rockaway Beach. 182 Vacant store at 4112 Jamaica Wood haven. 188 Richmond Hill High School.

184 Room 33, Jamaica Savings Bank Building. 185 369 Fulton st Jamaica. one race worthy of ruling the world, and which has already attained the highest degree of civilization. That race is ours, the Prussians; for Favors Franchise Reforms. In his remarks regarding internal questions, the Chancellor said: "You cannot expect me, as I have been in office only five days, to express my views today exhaustively and finally on the pending questions of of the emergency, limited warrants In the grades of non-commlssloned staff officers named in the first sentence of paragraph 310.

Army Regulations. Enlisted men to whom such limited warrants are issued will be informed that if men formerly holding permanent warrants in such grades, who have been discharged to accept commissions in the Officers Reserve Corps, the National Guard the temporary forces organized under the act approved May 18, 1917, or temporary commissions in the Regular Army, do re-enlist in the Coast Artillery Corps, a corresponding number of limited warrants will be revoked, the men whose warrants are revoked being placed on the list of eligible candidates to whom permanent warrants may be issued in the order of their elegibility." though we Germans in general are the lords of the world, the Prussian undoubtedly the lord pat- excellence among the Germans. 'Yesterday, again, our pastor ex plained to us convincingly that our first parents, Adam and Eve, were difficulty in the way of the double drawing was found yesterday rather than after the drawing. It was certain to have been discovered immediately afterward, and then it would have been necessary to declare its result cancelled and draw again. General Crowder issued a statement explaining that no blame should be attached to local officials whose failure to shuffle the cards in their Jurisdiction caused abandonment of the more elaborate plan.

He also pointed out that this failure was not confined to New Jersey, but was widespread. The statement follows: An alteration of the mechanism of the drawing was rendered necessary this afternoon by the fact that advices received first from New Jersey and ufterward from other States indicated that in some districts the cards had been serially numbered in blocks for the different election districts within exemption areas. "Close inquiry as to the methods followed by these boards shows that these methods cannot be said to be inconsistent with the instructions they had received. It was intended, how Parliament were the first to advocate the entrance of China into the war, urging upon the then Premier, Tuan Chi-Jul, the necessity of formulating, a war policy aligning China on the side of the democracies." London. July the Sea Girt, N.

July JO Governor Walter E. Edge asserted today that New Jersey, Instead of causing a tie-up in the draft yesterday, saved the country from a. tremendous blunder through the discovery, in the office of the Adjutant General at Trenton, that the drawing of names under the plan announced in the office of the Provost Marshal General at Washington, would have worked hardships in Certain precincts or wards all over the Country. Discussing the newspaper accounts which claimed that a New Jersey blunder caused the last-minute abandonment of the "master key" plan, the Governor said: "We are willing to be the goats so also Prussian. That Is quite easy to understand, because the Bible tells up tliat the German created us all after His own image.

If, then, all men are descended from Adam and his wife, It follows that only Prussians, or at least Germans, ought, to exist in the world, and that all who push on NASSAU Dist. Headquarters. 1 Town Hall, Oyster Bay. 2 Denton Building, Mineola. 3 Town Hall, HempBtead.

4 Firemen's Hall, Lawrence. SUFFOLK Dist. Headquarters. 1 Office of Jeremiah Robbins, Babylon. 2 Fire Department, Bay Shore.

3 Courthouse, Rlverhead. and prosper ought to belong to us. Internal policy. It goes without saying that I stand upon tho ground of the Imperial rescript of July 11 concerning the franchise in Prussia. I consider it advantageous and necessary that closer touch should be established between the great parties and the Government.

I am ready, so far as this is possible without impairing the federal charter and constitutional basis of the empire, to do everything possible to Impart to this co-operation more life and efficiency. "I also consider It desirable that, the relations of confidence between Parliament and the Government should be made closer by calling to the leading executive positions men who, in addition to their conciliatory character, possess the confldense of the great parties in the popular representative body. All this is of course possible only on the assumption that the other side recognizes that the constitutional right cf the Imperial administration to oh, law: New Junior Partner Well. I've succeeded in settling that Hooper case. dad.

Senior Partner Good heavens, hoy, I gave you that case as an annuity. Boston Transcript. announcement that Feng-Kwo-Chang has accepted the Presidency of China, a dispatch to the Times from Peking today says this fact serves to strengthen the hands of Tuan Chi-Jui, who has now completed a Cabinet of moderate men. "The victorious entrance of the northern army in Peking," adds the dispatch, "placeR Tuan Chi-Jui temporarily in the position of dictator and gives him an opportunity to establish a firm Government. "It is unlikely that China will declare war now, but when the long-deferred step is taken it will much opposltloia.ln jne south," I long as we saved the Government THEIRS NOT TO QUESTION WHY.

from a big blunder, but would like You must admit tnat mat 18 logic, and that Is Why our motto is, 'God with us, Germany above "You know now why we ulshed 'this war. Is It not shameful that other nations, who hnve. no right to existence on earth, wish to diminish our heritage? are the divine fruit, and the others are only weeds. That 's nhy ur great Emperor has decided to put an end to all these Injustices, and to extirpate the eeds. Do j.eu understand tht now?" nis EXCUSE.

Owner Here, what are you doing? Don't you know you're not allowed to take fish out of this water? Angler (three hours without a bite) I'm not taking them out; I'm feeding tiiejrr Chicago Hsrald. ever, that numbers should be assigned to the cards in whole blocks for each exemption area, and not in blocks for election districts within the exemption cxeas. Obviously, the group system of which had been adopted was UN jUcable to card numbered in The Chancellor The proletariat beg the country to know the facts as they to know how much longer they are to are." be butchered! The Governor today authorized The Kaiser Foolo! Why are they I the Adjutant General to ask General always butting into other people's Crowder for a complete exoneration Bi ew jers? iiihiAiiii.