THE "OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: APRIL 28, 1918.
IRISH FIRM III
PURPOSE TO FIGHT
DRAFT FOR ARMY
Passive Resistance, Is Policy
Advocated by Leaders of
Anti-Conscription Campaign.
Dublin, April 27. The success of
the "workless" day last Tuesday has
led to a widespread impression among
all classes that the government, con
vinced of the attitude of the people,
would refrain from bringing conscrip
tion into operation. This view is not
shared by the heads of the anti-conscription
movement. ; .
A warning was issued today by the
' Sinn Fein council that the govern
ment is committed to the effective
application of conscription and confi
dence to the contrary would be short
sighted. The constitutional national
ist leaders say that there is no sign
whatever of a change in the war cab
inet's plans and that preparations for
wirrying them out are being made on
a most formidable scale. ; ,
It is pointed out that, contrary to
the prevailing idea, an order in coun
cil may be made effective at' once,
without wf iting for parliament, al
though parliament has reserved the
power, within 14 days, to annul it
Large Fund Expected.
,- The anti-conscription fund, of which
Archbishop Walsh is trustee, is be
ing actively promoted and is expected
to reach unprecedented dimensions.
The Church of Ireland Gazette, the
organ of the Protestant Episcopal
: church, declares that the most lament
able aspect of the present crisis is the
tendency to make conscription a re-
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iigious issue oeiwccn rroicsiams ana
Catholics. No expectations are en
tertained anywhere here that the
home rule bill, whatever its character.
will modify opposition to conscription.
The unionist journals have suggested
that conscription might be withdrawn
if the bishops and the Irish party
would make a firm offer to secure the
needed men voluntarily. But there is
no prospecf that s"uch an offer will be
made. :
The absence of the Irish party from
parliament has provoked no objec
tion from the people.; J
Passive resistance continues to be
the policy advocated, taking the form
of refusal to facilitate inquiries or ac
knowledge tribunals, which hints at
possible effective action regarding the
food supply.
"War fn Desperate V aits,"
Says Gen. Leonard Wood
Denver, VVpril 27. "The war is in
desperate straits." said Major General
Leonard Wood here tonight in a Lib
erty loan address to a large crowd to
the municipal auditorium.
"From the front there 'omes only
one word for us and that is' 'hurry.
We must get ready as fast as possible.
It isf a war of attrition. The aide
whim can give the tnost men will win.
-"Five million il a conservative num
ber of those we must raise, Half or
more will be sent abroad; half will be
in training here to make up the
Son of Former Czar, Who
Is Proclaimed Ruler
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GRAND DUKE ALEXIS.
SON OF DEPOSED
CZAR PROCLAIMED
RULER OF RUSSIA
(Cundnurd from Vf One.)
mer emperor of Russia, has been pro
claimed emperor of Russia, were
taken here to indicate that Germany
was attempting to carry through a
well-formulated plan for restoring a
monarchy in that revolution-torn
country.
While no reports of a new revolt
in Petrograd have been received at
the State department from Ambas
sador Francis at Vologda, news of
an uprising would not come as a sur
prise, It long has been believed here
that Germany's real purpose was to
restore the monarchy supported , by
German influence, money and in
trigue. ,, y, -
The removal of the Bolsheviki
government from' the capital to Mos
cow was. believed to have paved the
way for the carrying out of the Ger
man plan. Reports have been re
ceived here that German soldiers, for
merly prisoners in Russia, have been
overrunning the capital, and have
made of it a German center.
Siberian Situation Chaotic.
Harbin, April 27. The'political sit
uation in Siberia has been complicated
during the last week by claims for
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resulting from bad teeth is appalling. Then why neg
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Dentist
recognition by the entente allies made
by the rival Russian factions, each to
the exclusion of the others. The de
parture from Peking of Lieutenant
General Hervath, military commander
here, has caused alarm in Siberian
government representative and social
ist groups, who fear that he intends
to ask for allied assistance in sup
port of a dictatorship..
The apparent reluctance of the
allied governments to intervene
against the Bolsheviki has caused sev
eral factions to feel that the only hope
of securing allied support lies in their
coalition into a single political or
ganization without party lines and de
voted to restoring order in Siberia
under a republican form of govern
ment and re-establishing Russia in
the war. or at least overthrowing Ger
man influence in Siberia.
Bolsheviki atrocities at Blagoviest
chensk have aroused indignation.
They are alleged to exceed those
in Belgium.
A remarkable feature of the exodus
from Blagoviestchensk was that the
refugees brought treasure valued at
30,000,000 rubles with them. It
reached Harbin yesterday and was
deposited in the Russo-Asiatic bank.
Soaking Rain Helps Wheat.
Beatrice, Neb., April 27. (Special
Telegram.) A steady rain has been
fallinar in thil atrtinn n( tia .to.
- " M . W 0ll
this afternoon, thoroughly soaking
the ground., Farmers report that
wheat h showing the result of the
recent beneficial weather.
GREAT CONFLICT
NOW PROBLEM OF
- 'STAYING POWER
Enemy Is Taxing British
Strength as Heavily as He
Taxes His Own More Heav
ily, Says Observer.
(Br Amochitcd Frnu.)
London, April 27. The Reuter cor
respondent at British headquarters in
France sends the following on the
battle now under way:
- "When Nogi reduced Port Arthur,
we were told by military critics that
it had been in terms of life which no
western general would have dared
face. The German high command
obviously ridicules the idea; it strews
the slopes of Kemmel with German
corpses as thick as autmn leaves in
Vallombrosa and points triumphantly
to the comparative handful of sur
vivors who have reached the top.
"It is a single problem of staying
power. The enemy is taxing the Brit
ish as heavily as he can, but in so do
ing he is taxing his own relatively
even more heavily. He is fiddling for
positions which would give him
greater advantage in the use of his
numerical superiority. The question
is whether, if he eventually gained
these positions, he would have . any
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numerical ouycuuiiiy jcu. c nun
are fighting a war of exhaustion, in
which the first principle is to weigh
a mile lost against the thousands of
enemy casualties paid for it
Foch's Plans Secret.
"The general (Foch) is dealing with
the situation with characteristic en
ergy, although as to what counter
moves he may contemplate there is
no knowledge. The retaking of Locre
by the French troops was a very
dashing exploit It had cost the en
emy three heavy attacks to force his
way' into the little village, which
stands in the fork of the Bailleul and
Neuve Eglise roads, and what an un
xiirrrssful hearv attack imnlifcs in
losses is known. Situated between
Mount Kemmel and Mount Rouge
the place is an essential point to any
further advance along the hill sys
tem. For this reason, doubtless, it
was determined not to let the Ger
mans keep it, notwithstanding the
satisfactory casualties figures he had
paid for it.
"So last night the lads in horizon
blue, who are the quickest troops in
attack ever seen, levelled the
bayonets and followed the lift of the
barrage. Only a few of them came
back. These were escorting prisoners,
what remained of the German garri
son who had been rolled back toward
Dranoutre."
Criticises Attitude-
Toward Liberty Loan
St Louis, April 27 Secretary of
the Treasury McAdoo, who had
planned to visit St Louis tomorrow,
today cancelled his engagement and
tent to William R. Compton, chair
man of the eighth Liberty loan dis
trict organization, a telegram ex
pressing hia dissatisfaction with St
Louis' showing in the third Liberty
loan campaign and particularly with
the attitude of wealthy individuals
and large corporations here.
Germans Decide Bread
Ration Need Not Be Cut
London, April 27. Referring to a
meeting of the reichstag food council
Friday, at which reduction of the
bread ration was discussed, a German
official statement received today
says: . " ''
"It was decided that the present
position was not critical enough for
taking important measures at this
time. The authorities will, therefore,
wait and see how fast grain is im
ported from the Ukraine. Some
transports have already arrived."
New Quake Rocks Town
Of San Jacinto, Cal.
San Jacinto, Cal., April 27. One of
the hardest of a score of earth
quakes, the first three of which last
Sunday demolished large parts of
the business district here and at
Hemet, occurred - last night about
10:30 p. m. No damage was done,
Americans' Names on .-.
Canadian Casualty List
Ottawa, .April 27. The names of
the following Americans are included
in today's fasnalty list:
Wounded B. Nichols, Valley City,
N. D.; W. J. B. Goss, Butte, Mont;
P. J. Froden, Wing, N. D.
French Statesman Dies.
Paris, April 27. Senator Emile De
Marcere is dead. He was the last of
75 senators nominated for life by the
senate under the constitution of 1875.
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