WEATHER REPORT
Yesterday: Max. 31. Min. 14.
Today: N'aith wind, colder.
She
PRICE 10 CENTS
FIVE YANKEES DEFEAT GERMAN PATROL OF TEN
Amsterdam-, March S. — Kaiser
Wiihel-u sent a telegram to the
King •-f Saxonv toda\^ regarding
peik-<* with Russia paying::
"1 'eel the greatest gratitude to
wards and my army which ex
torted this peace. We have made
an enormous step forward. Trust
ing the sword. I face the future
which will bring victory and. a
strong peace."
Fl\HM> MARKS PEACE
Amsterdam. March. S.—Official
announcement has boon made in
Berlin of the signing of a peace
treaty between Germany and. Fill
land. '
HI ST HAVE GOD'S HELP
Amsterdam. March S —In. reply
to congratulations from phillip
Heineken, director of the >iorth
German Lloyd steamship lines, re
aardini; with Russia, Em
peror Wilht'lm sent a telegram' say
ing:
•"The German sword is our l»est
protection. With Clod's help it will
al« bring peace in the West."
BRITISH LOSSES!
REACH LOW
London, Marvi S.—British cas
«ialties for the first week in March
were 3M4G. the lowest in several
months. This is due to the fact
that what Sighting took place was
in the nature of raids, and to the
Improved methods taJcen in protect
ing their men. » 1
SIBERIA
London, March 8.—According- to
a dispatch from Tien, Tsin japan
ha3 let the fact be known that she
would welcome Chinese co-operation
in the proposed drive into Siberia.
China has made no formal mention
of what her attitude would bo in
event o* intervention.
uu
. EMBAS
SI
PEACE
Pa.-.a March 8.—The Russian
embassy here handed a note to the
foreign ooffice thia morning' ex
pressing indignation at the "Dis
astrous and dishonorable peace"
agree.1 to by Russia's representa
tives Jt Brest Litovsk.
DEAF AMD Dill
MADE ID TALK
New York, March 8.—Walter M.
Jones, despatch bearer for Ameri
can forces to France, left Europe
recently without speech or hearing
as a result of a shell explosion. He
turned ui at home today with both
senses fully restored.
An <tiemy U-boat attacked th»
transport on which; he was coming
home, and the battle that took place
together with the excitement inci
dent t'"ereto, was responsible for
completely restoring both his
speech and hearing.
WAISTS
New Voile Waists in Plain White
and Stripes; also the new Slip Over
Blouse in Dotted Swiss, $2.75 to 3.50
BRASSIERES
Brassieres in Heavy Lace and Em
broidery and Silk Crepe de Chine
from $1.00 to $2.50
ALBERT REINERT
Broadway .between Third and Fourth Phone 41
TORPEDOED UNITED STATES TRANSPORT TUSCANIA
United Stall s transport Tusi-uiiiu. formerly of the Anchor line, which was torpedoed and sunk off the Irish coast
while cnnying A'.nerlcr.n troops to Europe.
REGISHI Of ALL ALIEIS
FAVORER BJ MILITARY BODY
Washington, March 8.—The Reu
ii'r Military committee today order
ed a favorable report on the ad
ministration's bill which has been
und«r discussion iii committee.
Iii order to give effect to alien
treaties which hereafter may
IN AEBOPLANES
Kill II I
London, March S.—Eipht Ger
man airplanes made a raid over
England last night under cover of
a dense fog mid huge clouds, two
of the machines reaching London,
and dropping bombs.
Eleven inhabitants of London
were killed and 46 injured during
the raid. It is also feared six ad
ditional bodies are in the ruins of
houses which wore wrecked b.v the
nigh explosive bombs used by en
emy airplanes.
OVERSEAS TItAXSPOKTATIOV
WORKING LIKE MACHINE
Washington, March S.—Tpoops
andt supplies for Pershing's forces
in Frince are now moving overseas
on scheduled time.
C. 3. Rowlineon, of the Pueblo
mb» near Whitehorse, arrived in
Skagwav last night on tho White*
Pass train. . ■
I V signed, as well as those which
i :ii» now In effect with Great Britain
and Canada, the bill authorizes
President Wilson to order th.9 reg
| istration of all aliens residing un
der the flag of the United States.
FINLAND Will BE
KINGDOM OF
GERMANY
Stockholm, Mafch 8.—Advices re
ceived here state Germany- i3 pre
li-ri.ig to place Prince Ocsar, 5th
son of Kaiser Wilhelm, on the
throne of Finland and to make of
tipt country a kingdom.
WRECKED UBS
SEATTLE
Seattle. March 8.—Eigjit mem
bers of the crew of the Jacob Jones,
sunk r.»; an enemy submarine in the
war zone, passed through, Seattle
today enrcute to Bremerton.
New Goods
Added To Our Stock
Barley Flour, lO lb. Sacks, 85c
Cream of Barley in 30c Packages
A Delicious Breakfast Cereal— Quickly Prepared, Entity Digoited
P. H. GANTY1
Petrograd, March 8.-—It is of
ficially announced todax that Rus
sian forces operating against
toe advance of the German army
hav= recaptured: Jamburg which was
taken by German soldiers yesterday.
This is an important step in de
fease of Petrograd.
New Fork, March 8.—A] wireless
apparatus which had not been seal
ed oy government authorities was
found today in Headquarters of the
Brooklyn Bible society.
FASHION
and Fll
Go Hand-in-hand when you
walk in a Hand Tailored Suit
bought at our shop.
A wide range of 'patterns and
fabrics are -included in our
stock.
It would please both you and
us if you called to look them
over.
JAMES KENNEDY
TWO HUNS
KILLED, 2
CAPTURED
Americans Are Not
Even Scratched
By Enemy
Fire
American- Army In France, M-^rcJi
8.—An American patrol of five men
met a.n<i outfought a German patrol
of 10 soldiers in No Man's land!
early this morning. American
troops opened fire first, th.0 Ger
mans replying, and for three min
utes there yas a sharp skirmish,
the enemy then retreating leaving
two dead on the ground. Twa
waruTidet' Bavarians ware taken
prisoners by the American sta
rtlers. U. S. forces returned vic
torious, with the prisoners, to
their own trenches, not having suf
fered fo much as a scratch. '
FIRE ATTACK REPULSED
London, March 8.—A German
attack with liquid fire on American
■forces northwest of Toul in the
St. Miliiel sector yf&s repulsed
Thursday, according to dispatches
received today. No casualties were
reported among the U. S. troops.
HTNS SCARED OF BEING
TORTURED
American Army in France, March
8.—German soldiers are being told
by iheir officers they will be tor
tured and killed if captured by An,
ericaa soldiers. This news was re
vealed by Prussian soldiers just
captured by American forces in th.a
I". 3. sector north of Toul.
Thomas B. Landers, superintend
ent of the Venus mine near Car
cross, was an arriving passenger on
the train last night enrOut« oat-'
side. i