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Show ' Editorial Sunday, Jund 6, 1920 Financial Wines NDUSTRIAL RECONSTRUCTION OF RUSSIA PLANNED a ... ,.j in Eastern Siberia Belgian Princess , at Head of Famous Espionage Corps, Lays Bare German Secrets is , mm i.i v in v in Armenia -- Thi pstheUfl photograph clearly illustrates the terribla enditiens et isting in Armenia today. Thousands of starving folk stormed the eomrols-isne- s of the American relief committee, opened throughout the famished Tbia picture country, and eagerly grasped for the loaves of broad issued. tells its stofv. iis . Follows Every Movement of Enemy Troop Trains Originator of the Famous in Her Country and Keeps Allied Generals Dance and Pet of Princes t in Close Touch. With ' Situation. Dies at Advanced Age. Centralized Control of Industry and Militarization ."of Skilled Labor Features Work Fast Initial Vladivostok. A Force allied general staff was able to calculate 4 exactly how fast the enemy was able to bring up his reinforcements, snd with A-saIs these facts and the additional particulars Coffin Making furnished from day to day It was possible Ue for the Intelligence staff to trace the Upon movement of any German division by rail. by It was through Information supplied by the Belgian secret servidb that the allies Legion were Informed of the arrival ef the German divisions from the eastern front Hand-to-HanMeasures d i after the Russian debacle. The Information was so complete that It detailed the ' ProIdentity of the divisions end the part of I'alrereal gerirtce Cable. Hill Near Nikolsk Necessary the front on which they were concenAt the respectable age PARIS, June an was InvaluaSuch can knowledge can trating. the of of the 84, original queen . ble indication of enemy intentions and in white-haire- d V any change of plan was Invarlaoly Indi- dance has just died In Paris a old lady venerated by her neighcated by .vigorous movement by rail. bors, who never suspected that St one News of Great Offensive. By JOHN CLAYTON. MKOLSK. Mberia. June 5. (By the time she had been the most direuseed Lake TribttOt Cable. The preparations of the Germans of danseess in Europe. Chicago Tribua-SaAssociated Press) The Russian provitheir offensive In March. 118, was the MOSCOW, June 6. The ninth confersional government of eastern Siberia was it was at the Casino Cadet in Faria In most marvelous anti admirable lesson In ence of the Communist party, which about to set up a government which concentration that the war pro- the days of the Second Umpire that Matroop risked with the- - adoption of resolution to duced. Of the fortv divisions that were dame Badel then a young girl of 18, who would be In the nature of a buffer slate Industrial SI for on' St. the In for the action March a bo embodied ready plan between Japan end the bolshevik governhome in Nancy, Quentin front many had been Identified had run away from her reconstruction of Russia, has definitely ment of Ruesle and western Liberia when which was Belfamous can-catheir the the movements, by before, originated by an shaped Russian policy during this period. the Japanese military forces seized congian patriots. Some of the divisions came denounced by the court of France as naconMow long It will last la a matter for from the eastern front, quieter parts of attempt to corrupt the morals of the trol of Vladivostok and all the chief centhe French front wnd from Belgium. The tion. two years, perhape jecture. ters of the maritime province in April. rest of the dlv islons had been with great Under the slang name "Rigelboehe five. care moved from msnyi miles distant by (mlrthfult she defied magistrate after (It has since been announced that the In successful were her danced some The party lejders road, marching hundreds of roues, magistrate to stop her, and la Japanese were establishing a buffer stat Required. Vigilance most Into the havltffc before weeks "the started outstanding way centralised for day." finally indorsement obtaining In part of the same territory.) As movement by road In almost imposTbs work required unoessing vigilance, popularity enjoyed before or since by control of Industry and militarisation of because of the of, the troop sible to follow accurately, the German dancer in Europe. The Japanese coup wsa accompanied uncertainty skilled labor which look form in the train schedules, and the "train watcher's" staff displayed great cunning lu using rather heavy fighting at Nikolsk, by none too comfortable. Ger- thts method for concentration. The mass- Made Empress Jealous. brains of the leaders some time ago and position was where .the Russian forces withdrew. The did not deal lightly with allied pa- ing for the J,yn offensive under von was woman dancer In were first proposed at the conference. many a those days triots found within her borders, as many Squaat was earned out In much the same f Russian lossea at this piece are estimated g of the unique spectacle on a stage and all Vance Already government machinery is toInov-inflamboyant notices Issued by the way, and his fatal persistence and wastat :0t killed and 304 wounded; the Japthe exto make them laws It is well German governors of Belgian towns tes- age of precious In this effort flocked to see her. It Is related that ratanese at 42 killed and tl wounded. amine them to form aome estimate of tify. Is considered by many ter have ultimately second Napoleon was given aforsound attending ing by the Empress Eugenie Two days before the Japanese sprung On one occasion the activities of the proved the undoing of Germany. , what they mean. wherein a performance "Rigelboehe With present conditions of economic entire organization were detailed to the ther surprise the provincial constituent danced, the empreea uttering the phrase breakdown, which exist throughout Rus- Germans by a traitor and for a time Its Information Invaluable. assembly, sitting st Nikolrk, hsd voted which has since become famous; "You sian Industry, due iNUlly to the disor- operations were entirely suspended. The to establish a separate government Many of the divisions moved to bis are king to other people, but to me you Princess de la Croy, however, worked unganised state during the last year all Siberia east of the Welengm lire only a husband." the revolution, partly to the revolt ceasingly to gather the scattered rem- command were traced as having been rl'er, which flows through Yerkhne-L'dtns- k Her celebrity carried the famous danitself and the civil war which followed, nants of her band together and In mar- transferred from Prince Rupprecht of BaInto Lake Baikal a government vlvan-diea as of was dressed which had cer, who armies varia's group always and partly to the blockade, heroic meas- velously short time the system was rap- achieved over which the Moscow soviet would have to the legitiIn "Los Huguenots, such admirable success In tbs ures are necessary if Russia is to be idly reestablished and In working order. no authority except In a purely advisory south. Von Squast's attempt to reach the mate! stage, where she scored the trisaved from anotntr winter such as the Members of the society who lived concapacity. one she has just undergone. Due to the stantly In the shadow of death by a fir- channel ports proved to bo utterly fruit- umph of the nineteenth century In The step was taken at the instigation less after the first day, thanks to the alet Fellchonncttes." to which ths Jack of food and raw materials, the fac- ing squad revealed to the allied comof Vtlenski, special diplomatic commissar of the enemy's plans, princes of Germany, Russia, Hpain, En Declines tories are producing only a small por- manders daily the German system of lies' knowledge of the soviets In the far cast, and was tion of what their normal production troop movements by rail together with gained in no small measure through the gland and Italy came, the royal boxes carried through with the support f th by Belgian agents. being crowded nightly, ller married life should be. the principal entraining' and detraining Informationtheobtained Communlst-Bolsh- , ,, ik party. ; most persistent and stren- was unhappy. Once she said that no Despite Seen in stations. k uous efforts of the German authorities to dancer ought to marry because Each Must Do Share. Comes of Battle. News ' ' trace the members of the organization. ing and a husband did not agrse with the It functioned day and night throughout Misconduct. To "overcome quickly this state, it is Big Discovery' Made. The new government was ts consist et digestion. was discovered that to mbve a divithe four years of war. Fabulous rewards necessary that every man lit the Russian It the five members of the present proviWith sion and its artillery from one part of the were offered as bait to any weaker and Romance Shattered. republic does hi share of work. means sional government (social revolutionaries Uonallxation of practically all to another required from less scrupulous members of the organiza- Early western front or moderate liberals), and two delegates men the from Fhe mas early separated ' production, In order to obtain the max- forty te fifty trains and took at least four tion, but to no avail. The society defrom each province to be elected by thetr By PAUL WILLIAMS. By JOHN A STEELE. In a spurt of jouthful imum output, a centrallxed control Is be- days; to move a division from the eastern rived Its strength from life fact that its she bad wedded Tribdse-SsTrtbuee Lake table. respective constituent assemblies. Ihtcago partner went Ckirsgo Tribune Salt lake Trlbatw (able. lieved Imperative and It la also necessary to the western front required from sixty most dangerous work wits actuated by romance, and her late that The conference was still in Session, she turned LONDON, June 5. Attention has been CONSTANTINOPLE. June 6. Fezzes to permit the transfer of Its members to eighty trains and took at least nine motives of pure patriotism. There was around the cafes boasting completed most of its work, when him. are fewer ill Constantinople than for per- focussed on the needs for reform in En havingRussian from one factory to another as need, days, .and that the intervals between no question of reward; the only reward from an emperor forLudevicstaff received news from the Of her dancing. Malevy saM: haps fifty ears, and the number of them that under troop trains In times of greatest stress likely was ths brief, but efficient, services Inarises. Trotsky pointed out not a divorce and lass Vladivostok that firing had begun there glish flourishing on seen in and fanciful most la the the streets accomIt a'as daring is decreasing every half an hour. This meant that th of the German firing squad. present trade control thislabor . the world." dustry has been killed by the refusal the and that the Japaneec- were taking con, from Imday. plished. Doss of skilled In the last century and ' This is quite a difference from war- other day of Justice Horrldge to accept trol of the town. The Japanese staff, acShe late retired disciof lack to due Industries, portant the Russians of having ftrad on with her sat ings opened a boarding-hous- e time,' when every man, by decree of the the evidence of the hotel cusing pline. Is 300, WO men. some of rheir sentinels In Y'ladlvostok. in Monte Carlo, to Which men who had sultan, wore no other headgear in public. register as proof of misconduct. At the had Issued This is the reason the plan for militartelegraphic order to all Japknown her in the prime of her success If he did, some Turk knocked off the of- same time tno judge declared that he was anese detachments ization was proposed and that every man tn the maritime provcame to eat at her table. fending lid, probably poked the offender convinced that half the divorce cases that ince to disarm the Russian under direct government control be comforces In their When she died no fewer than forty hi the eye, and saw that he was placed came before him were collusive and that . , pelled to do his share. Trotxky, in his vicinity. re of who more in of The Armistice forecast In the Honor, evito he on Legion from Insist desertion prison. knights future out that proposed pointed speech, By the next morning the Japanese garmembered the dazzling beauty who had freedom in men's wear. When allied dence that would convince a man of coman army on a bloodless front" is as sein k, risons Vladivostok. lUzdolnoye. mon sense. been, followed her coffin to the cemetery. troops came to the oity thousands of rious as In war time and that punishment Spasskoe and Hubarovsk (extendtook off their fezsea and used The divorce law of England recognizes Is necessary as a factor in obtaining disabout 4(h) miles north from Vladithem for footballs. only ope cause for divorce. When the ing cipline. were ts HAS NO Then tley went down to the store to woman Is the guilty party proof of un- vostok along the Tssuri railroad) towns. Thus the soviet government Is entering of their respective tjie possession more hat. modThe demand for faithfulness- alone Is enough, but when a buy a a period which might be called "state The Russian forces, commonly known ern coverings for the sconce exhausted woman is suing she must prove against ITS socialism, wherein every member Is unthe supply, and some of the styles late- her husband either desertion or cruelty In ss partisans, having received orders from der the direct control of government buthe provisional government not to let comer to themselves had with addition to misconduct. Desertion Is themselves satisfy reaus, and, as the leaders point out, each be drawn into hostilities, ofOnly Nation in the World Which Is in caused their wives to forego the usual usually proved by the formula of sending fered no resistance, is serving, not his own Interest, but the . . and either surrenafternoon. on. a letter to tile husband to family promenade Sunday return, asking Interests of the country at large. While This Position; Soon to Be dered, or, opportunity permitting, withBut time and import corrected the evil, which he returns' a refusal. the general outline Is practically comto drew the hills. Nikolsk, liowever, was so that every mun could put on hi hat An order for the restitution of conjugal the headquarters of Remedied. plete, it is evident from the nature of a Russian army without Is himself In mirror and' obtained then a, the regard, comment from of rights the and the courts, Trotsky's speech corps, in process of formation, so that its shame. and the man's refusal to obey It consti, , fAtrrison opposition that the details are as yet unnumbered between 6008 and discarded tutes technical desertion. But mot all Then misconLOND8N, June 5. (By the Associated typical of the experiences Armenians sufformed and the plan somewhat vagus. men. Is now the only nation them because they thought it good policy; duct has to bo proved. That ts done by fered Palestine at the hands of ths Turks. Pres,,.) Hundreds They Associated However, with Trotskys ability as an orthe Press.) in Bltlls, in the far eastern part which has no postage stamp of Its own. some hoppd thereby to conceal from the the man golnfc to a hotel with a woman ' li"jd ganizer, it is sure to take shape quickly. of Armenian families are being of , Asia Minor. Levon Shamiian and his But representatives of the Zionist gov- general public their true nationality; and and registering as man and wife. In the Attack Rapidly Pushed. ef.had informed London other private and particular past the courts .have unhesitatingly acfather were separated from the rest of ernment here hsve reunited monthly through the many The corps commander. Andreyeff, a Reservations in Brief. new to this reasons these the But evidence that the of the Turks tho promises beganhotel anomaly cepted taking and Levon was philatelists family by register, young Russian officer, (ought a delaying forts of the members of the Amer- forced Here are tho reservations in brief: to 'go into the Turkish army, and soon to be rectified, for, with the estabtop pieces about three months ago, when reinforced by that of a hotel servant that action with his best troops, but the Japthe mans companion was not the lady in anese pushed their attack with great rapIt should be understood that the Com- ican committee for relief In the near has never heard from his father. His lishment of Palestine as the national the attitude of allied personnel munists are responsible for the drudgery east, who we scattered throughout grandmother and grandfather were killed. home of the Jewish people. It Is believed a marked change. It cooled court, and a decree of divorce was grantand captured 1600 of the Russians. and In a considerable number of ed, to the complete -- satisfaction of all idity and the least glorious parts of ths work the leading cities snd towns of Asia His mother was taken as servant by little time will be lost In emulating the Andreyeff escaped with the rest of Ma . nations called Into the small of economic reconstruction. They will be Minor, with headquarters in this city. In Turks. instances of other personal friendship between, parties including the Inquiry f agent, forces to the hills, where his ranks were example allied personnel and Turks altered to a P ho had furnished the 'evidence and the afterward swelled by other fugitives. Ths Seranoush was taken as a maid servant being by mandates of the peace conferdistributed according to a plan of the the deportations of the last four years Arcentral Communist committee and party' menians have been shuttled about before by Kurds. The mother and daughter ence by tho issuance of distinctive mere nod or that - "I never saw you be- corespondenL In return- - for ' a haltdsome Japanese forces engaged numbered 3004 , . . fore-' The- city's hatters smiled fee. members will be held responsible for their various military movements with the re- came upon each other unexpectedly In the stamps. . , lookj or 4000 men under the command of Major Bo notorious was this system that as their daily balances grew. share of the reconstruction accomplished sult that nearly every family is searching American refuge at Alntab, both having General Odaglri. Pending the preparation of definite de- smugly Lilies a The walked hundreds of miles hnd suffered signs, stamps sold by British army for news of missing members. officially occupied Constanti- few (years .ago a play was produced in by the work of the army." In the course of the fighting th Rusof Lkndon"in which one of the characters sian commander stationed Six hundred thousand responsible memIn adjacent former enemy terriLevon Shamiian, a young Armenian, terrible hunger and hardship In their a battalion of nople March 16. Thjt week residents was like fezzes bers will be governed by the following; slied utilized who Is now a successful merchant at search for relatives and safety. of are the a, by lady European quarter 300 men with two field irreproachable being character and maoverprinting tory ' w ere an affliction. "1. Every workshlp to have Its own Ballkeshtr, recently located his mother w Usts of orphans also will be printed in with Another effect who made a living by accompanying other chine mins on a large hill pieces the word Palestine. they th overlooking Women's husbands f to hotels and Communist unit with certain powers of and young sister, through an advertise- Armenian papers in America In the hope of the occupation upon the A comsituation. sitting city, the key to the wa to embolden them toward the Turks up all nlgnt with them playing bridge, initiative under a central control com- ment printed In a local paper by Miss of finding nomes for thousands of home100 of pany strong, approached Japanese, BE Time was When the authority of the Turk and who was shocked by the slightest the hill anil mittee. Carls E. Mills of Princeton, N. J., who Is less children who msv have friends or U. S. the captain assured the Rusto relatives In America. The American comwas recognised by- Turkish subject not Suggestion of Impropriety. . the American movement "3. Local units will register their memsian commander that he had come merely directing IN MEMORIAL USED Now this Industry and that of the In- to occupy the hill under orders, but not of his race. by many little tokens of rebers for various duties, paying attention unite Armenian families. Shamiian Is mittee had nearly 30,000 orphans In the ' to the aptitude and experience of sack preparing a home for them In Ballkeshlr. Constantinople district alone and nearly , quiry agent Is ruined, and English seekers to fight, whereupon the latter sllow-- d spect. e Is once after was should Shamiian twice custom of divorce a member. the in number ths that that to find some other him to lead his command family Ths It the WIU o Beirut area history the MU. Th Furnish Part, Salvation Army "3. Promotion from less to more renon Moslem, a wealthy merchant riding say of circumventing tjia law, wnich says two forces were standing up within twenty to be that Hall who chance ass. meet to blooded a for Material provided by people upon sponsible positions upon Mayflower feally want to be diof when suddenly th the road an humble- Turk he would dis- vorced cannot, brv . A bill is now before yards d commenced In town. A ninthly lists submitted from the factory in England. , mount and bow obeisance. Those were parliament lo make divorce easier by in- firing melee ensued on the hill tn which units through the district provincial committees to central committee containing the happy days for the Turks .Today. troducing a number of new causes, but It the Japanese came out successful, with a should a prosperous w being fought eltiv ail possible deter.the monthly record of from ( to 18 per loss of six killed, driving the Russians PLYMOUTH, England. June S. (By In Constantiaople. to brush against an humble mination by the churches, which are still from the hill. . ,qent of the factory membership. Associated the Press.) Foundation Turk chance the in very turn powerful may English politics. stones of a new memorial to be called his head to You Horridg-e'murderer! .Which, Are Killed. say: Wounded make Salvawhich Shirking Not Permitted may the ruling "Tho Mayflower Hall," tion Army proposes to build on a site near as I recall it. is rather unbiblical conduct. its passage easier. "1. The Communist units will select For two days, Japanese guards barred the starting 'place of the Pilgrim Father work from candidates for responsible Russian Red Cross workers from th hllL . Arch-Fo- e here are to be laid on September 6. The organizations, especially when they were finally permitted to snd nonpartisan ceremony will take place In connection among women and young people. dead and no pass, they found elglity-si- x with the tercentenary celebration of the "5. Provincial committees to be asked wounded, excepting six, who hsd previsailing of the Pilgrims to submit plans to further Increase proborn around the outup picked ously The stones, which are to be brought duction. skirts Many who live' near claim- they from Plymouth, Mass., will be laid by He Self-style- d Be Can see the wounded being dispatched. ,S. In factories Communists have no Islam could Ambassador Davis, Lady Astor, who is The Japanese soon returned the civil privileges, but higher responsibilities Imthe member of parliament for the diviposed on them by the party. power to the former city administration, Is AltiT. Sufficient Members convicted of shirking to as sion, and General Booth. Mur retained military control, even dls- but The cost of the scheme Is 25,000. be expelled from the party. arming the militia temporarily. As a re8. Party propaganda must acquaint sult, two former officers of Kalmikoff, th Is the masses with the party program, con. Siberian Villa, armed with pistols, enMoulai-Yousscrete problems, organization report, and tered the militia bureau, seised the secret detailed progress of the party work. Comrecords and took them with them to the munist schools to bs continued In three Japanese staff. There were numerous arUniversal Service Cable. Calve ml Berries Cable. in grades. rests, though no executions. Berries Paris-NeCable. Universal York In '9. Party .will not supersede ths SoThe political situation remained tens 5. June GENEVA. June In one of the most PARIS, viets In the distribution of labor, all Its with partisans waiting "in the hill a." PARIS. June 6. Finding the conjugal a sober pro- luxurious hotels In Lausanne la now livNot to too work passing through the soviets before night! A pip dream? No, , of living high, the ing a Turkish multimillionaire and mufti, cost i ' Moulai-Bafiphecy. of Morocco has sent as s The Japanese still remain In control of Being executed." murderer. General Ahmed Pasha, present d to Sultan Thus it will be seen that, while ths ' his Henri Rogct, ths famous French air- formerly a minister underLijemal the districts they seised, but hsve rethe Y'oung Gets 12 Exceed to Its work subordinates 250 ths soviets harem, numbering party beautiful, astonished the aviation Turk regime at Constantinople and late ported tnat the Russians have accepted chosen by the entire working population, man, recently commander of the Fourth Turkish army lithesome, obedient and otherwise pertheir terms, w'dch Include a stipulation control production practically lies with Us world by flying tbs 80 miles between In Syria. wives. fect that the Russian withdraw west of the nd Lyons at the rate of 186 miles (1)0,000 members, who are acquainted with Paris how make to his of Is The problem from VladiHe the first man on the blacklist of line of the Vesuri royal PARIS, June . Mayday saw a serious vostok to llaborovsk. railway PA RIM, June 5. Paris may soon Boast the alms of the organization. an hour. Experts said It was Impossible the Arabian government' for extradition income keep pace with his harem Is reand punishment and Is accused of the ported to be worrying the new sultan Its first skyscraper If permission is ac- overalls craze. with any existing machine. Roget took deaths of 7MH1 Arabian, Syrian and Ar- considerably. Mile. Marcella - Bompard, daughter of corded to the Guaranty Trust company of an ordinary 8 pad and did 1L Meanwhile Paris journals are acclaimmenian families, whom he personally orNew York'to reconstruct the Countess of the former French ambassador the French girl's overalls subto Russia, bloomers ever Meulal-Ilafld as the most divorced Trederti s mansion m the Place Y'endome, Now he has published the secret. It is dered to bo massacred or deported Into ing seen In Laris. stitute beautiful and one considered of young, the world. man in the The the desert, where they died of hunger which it recently acquired. higher you get Whst'e more, the Mayuay strike being perfectly simple. war. Official docsnd A building of ten or twelve stories is the most chic" of the Paris younger set, over, she declare she ll wear 'era every thirst go I the faster during you IENN4, June S. (By ths Associated "When they discover an airplane capa- uments prove his crimes, the object beplanned by he' hank, In a heavy autobus as a strikebreak- lav but not a a protest against th Paris at p ret- drove Press.) The general's collar worn by ble of attaining an altitude of 36,000 feet ing lucre. Ths highest building dera from Constantinople. Djemal was high eoet of gowns. Gustavus there Adolphus, king of .Sweden, end keeping there." said Roget. No. Marce.le is not joining anr puVI Djemal Pasha, who called himself the race ntly requested by the Swiss govern- - ant ts the Hotel Astoria, seven stories, er for ten hours, handling the heavy veLut-sehe was w killed n battle at of the w;hen hicle on the Clii'liy-Odeo- n le no reason why the trip from Brest to "Hero of Islam" declares that he was ment to leave tho country, but he man- - widen run with a skill profiteering protest, the facts are we.l, recently ordered to be shortIn 1633, l.as been presented to the New Tork should not be accomplished In m to con law 'or the to won end boldness ened the admiration to for a medical that f. M. Bomnard bet hi rfaugNter a pew rert.flcate only directly responsible restricting about 390 aged procure t deaths of heretics bVigndlnavtan governments by ths state in ten hours. the height of buildings. It was In the numerous gallant passengers. that she eouuin l and proving that traveling woiid be prejur jwMiitton of charity to Austria. In tie story is that It was LjemaJ Pasha and Djavld Pasha dicial to b,s health, and he remains at Hotel Astoria that the Germans had a But the "If ever a machine Is built drive that motor bus. And now he s insignia was taken from his body 88.000 feet, the journey ought to be made who were la Paris in July, 19)4, and, lauaanna He cannot return to Turkey, complete wireless installation in the bewhose parents are credited with in paying up. aj soldiers of ths Austrian guard and has In six hours" So pretty Mareelle says sheTl wear foreseeing the War, bourht the Ooeben as ho bar been sentenced to death for ginning of the war. The manager was spending a yearly fortune on her dresses, been In the military museum bars. Well? and Breslau of their govern unit by o8 ,uroerx in Ida, n. bet next? sboL wore a pair of the seatest-lookin- g blue bloomers la pubiio until he does. country. Found T-Iero- to Increase f 111 n Thousands Starving duction of the Country. Pe-ha- ps By FORBEB W. FAIRBAIRN, Staff Csrrtapondsnt Universal Strytos, LONDON. June (.Details of the famous Belgian espionage corps, which rendered incalculable service to the kiUee during the war, have just been given to Universal Service. How princess de la Croy, member of one of the most famooe families in Belgium, courageously took charge and directed the activities of the organisation, has hitherto been unrevealed. Throughout almost the whole war this organisation, composed of Belgian patriots, followed the movements of German troop trains in Belgium and kept the allied generals In continuous touch with the disposition of the enemy's troops. These agents were volunteers and received no remuneration whatever for their work. They were established at various spots on the two main lateral railroads which the Germans possessed In Belgium, snd supplied tbs following particulars about all trains: Direction in which the train was traveling, number and name of regiment on trafti. anv particulars of artillery on train, identification of the division to which the train belonged. 'A- 7. Followed to the Grave of the Japans C After ult Forty Knights of Honor. Conflict on Takes Place; Partisans Trap. , -- ' i; am man-pow- HIRE. FEZZES er . SETS PRECEDENT be-fo- te E re "Fe-licho- to Accept Comparatively Few Are Judge Hotel Register Evidence Constantinople and They Are Decreasing. as Proof of btgh-klc- ei lt . lime-honor- American Committee Uniting Many Families in Armenia Nik-ols- i PALESTINE STAMP OF Efforts Also Are Being Made to Find Homes in OWN America for Thousands of Children Orphaned by the World War. 14,-6- 00 c - ly ... i post-offic- es m STONE WILL - - t will-hav- each-othe- Hew York in Night From Brest, Is Hope, of French Aviator Killed hand-to-han- Only 200, Says Djemal Pasha, m m Armenias Paris Made, Trip Sajs, if tude Reached. Hero of Modest to der Record. Skyscraper": Would Fit Pocket of Saltan Presented With Harem ef w Moulai-Youss- ef en-li- re Woolworth Building To Wear Bloomers - on Streets of Paris HU, Daddy Settles the Daughter of Former French Structure Proposed Ambassador to Russia French Capital Into Limelight. Stories. 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