Cairo, May 26.
With the Yemeni considering the peace terms of King Ibn Sand too @rastic, war looms again in Arabia. Despatches received here to-day generally confirm the report that the Crown Prince of Yemen has threatened to dethrone his father if he signed an "ignominious peace."
Meanwhile, Emirs Feisal and Sand have notified their father, King Ibn Sand, that everything is ready for a resumption of the offensive.
Although the foregoing terms ic-[present a considerable modification of he original demands of the King, the Yemeni still consider them too drastic, and the renewal of hostilities is now threatened.—Reuter. breaking jail, on a charge of con spiring to harbour the bandit Dr. Clayton May, who treated Dilinger for gunshot wounds without reporting the cases to the police authorities, was likewise sentenced today to two years' imprisonment—Reuter.
East Chicago, May 24.
Believed to have been' shot down vy John Dillinger, the farmer boy who became America's Public Enemy Number One, the dead bodies of two policemen were found to-night in a Patrol car on the cast Chicago high The whole country is outraged at the numerous escapes of John Dillinger, America's Public Enemy Number One, each marked mur der, and 5,000 pursuers have now joined in the search for him. A picked squad of—sharp-shooting Chicago detectives are also on his trail, while every means has been taken to intensify the hunt.
The governors of five states have posted rewards of $5,000 for Dil-Unger's arrest. Reuter.
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