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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-27
PUBLIC SALE OF
 YALE-PRINCETOn
 FOOTBALL SEATS

New Haven. Oct. 27-At the. offices of the Yale Football Association it was said last night that the applica- tions for the Yale-Prineeton game tickets amouted to about 40s00O. As about 12.0O0 tickets will go~to Prince ton supporters, thep ublic sale will throw about 7.00e on the market, and they will probably be sold in New Haven instead of in New York. or Boston
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-27
MASONIC NOTE.

Jerusalem Chapter, No. IS, Royal Arch Masons. will hold a special com vocation at Masonic Temple, at 7:30 p. n!, Friday and all mem bers have been requested to be present.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-27
TWO WANT DEGREES

Harriet May Bower Of this city seeks a separation from James Bower of this city. She alleges desertiOn.
 Emma Christian of Danbury wants a divorce from Gustave Christian of parts unknown. for alleged desertion-
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-27

Andrew Fisher, Premier of Aus tralia, accepted the High Commis- for Australia, in London. succeeding Sir George H. Reid.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-27
AAEATEUR FooTBALL

The siemon chippies defeated the Bull Dogs recently 38 to 12. The game was played at the Railroad Lot at State street extension.t The Sic u-cn Chippies challenge any 65-70 pound team in this city at the Rail road Lot on any Saturday afternoon. If this challenge is accepted answer through this paper or see Manager Murray Phone 16o1-13.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-27

Minister of Munitions, David Lloyd George announced that Premier As quith. will soon make a full state ment on the wars progress.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-27

Having completed an order for 7,- 500 steel freight cars for Russia the Pressed Steel Car Go. closed a con- tract for an additional $500
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-27

Egypt advised the Postoffice De- partment that it would suspend until fudther notice the money order con- cention with the United States.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-27

A resolution asking President will son to support a bill appropriatfng at least $e0,ooa.o00 for the Mississippi Ieyee system in the next Congress was adopted at a meeting in Memphis of the Mississippi River Levee Assocfa- ton.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-27

Total Prussian losses in the war are given as ?, o21,0 men killed, wounded, and missing, by the Amster- dam "Courant.'
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-27

The Peruvian Congress adjourned. but an extra session was called to as- semb1e today.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-27

The entire Armenian population of Karasund, on the Black Sea. was re- pofted massacred by the Turks
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-02-17
Desde Ponce

Ponce, Febrero Is, 1915.
Felipe Kuse, fue arrestado por ell po-
lic1a de la Playa Pablo Cruz, por hur-
to de varias botellas de wiske abordo
del vapor 'Borinquen," por valor de
catorce dollars. Este inidviduo fue
puesto a disposition de la corte federal
despues de hecha la investigation por
lei juez municipal Lcdo Castillo
Sc encuentra en- esta ciudad ell
iLcdo. Perez Almiroty, abogado de. la
Compan1a del ferrocarril, quien regre-
sara a San Juan, mailana.
Ell sabado en- la noche ell individuo
Antonio Buscaglia Jr., vel6 en- la Plaza
de las Delicias al juez municipal Lcdo.
Castillo, en- cuyo sitio quiso agredirle,
'aunque no pudo lograr su objeto por
haberse defendido oportanamente ell
Juez que sac0 SUI revolver Ell agresor
Sc di6 la fuga, dejando hasta ell SOM
brero en- ell sitio Sc nos informa que
los motives que tuvo ell agresor para
efectuar este acto que pudo traerle fa'
tales consecuencias, fue porque dicho
Juez conden6 al hermano del agresor a
25 dollars de multa por nevar un re-
v6lver a una "man1gua," por cuyo de-
Ito tambien de juego a 10 prohibido
fue condenado dos dollars de multa.
El juez Castillo, orden6 su Immediate
arresto y ell fiscal investiga el case.
-Ha salido para San Juan, donde va
a asistir como testigo en- la Corte de
Iaquel Distrito ell doctor Blanes, Official
de sanidad local.
-Desde esta manana Sc ,encuentran
en- esta ciudad dos INVESTIGATORS del
Gobierno investigando las cuentas del
munlcipiO de esta ciudad.
-Ha salido para las Isla en- asun-
tos de su cargo ell doctor Malaret, iefe
de la sandal de este Distrito.
-Benigno Irizarry, fu6 condenado a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-02-17

clncuenta dlas de carcel por ell delito
de acometimiento y aggression.
-Esteban Ortiz, ha vuelto a ser de-
nunclado por infracci6n a las leyes de
sandal va van varias denuncias con
esta.
Ell senor Juan Santiago, da cuen-
ta la policla de hab6rsele desapare-
cldo un nifo de ocho amos de edad sin
que hasta la fecha sepa SUI paradero.
Al sefior Manuel Montan6 lie hur-
taron anoche de- su casa seis hermosas
galllnas sin que hasta la fecha lie ba-
yam aparecido.
Santos Rodriguez, ha sido denun-
clado por ell delito de hurto menor Dor
La pollcla arrestado aver tarde.
Corresponsal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-02-17
Ell pobre Carranza

En- una intesesante impression diaria
que publica ell diario "Cuba''. de Ia
Habana, con ell t1tulo "Dos palabras
diarias' y la frma Denis, encontramos
esta pintoresca information:
Els New York un nido donde Sc incu-
ban la mayor parte de las revoluciones
Hlspano-Americanas al norte del Ecua-
dor Y ALI tambi6n Sc las mantienc
Hasta hay, hab1a, un bufete de aboga.
dos americanos expertos en- ell arte de
dar colorido forma de hermosura 4
las revueltas de las tierras calientes.
Todo ESQ y mucho mas, es bien como
edo. Huelga repetirlo.
Por 10 cual no es raro que ell Gobier-
no del general 'Carranza la verdad ell
mas simpatico y respectable de los que
hoy hacen carton dinero en- Mexico, po-
sea una agencia de propaganda en- New
York.
Pero 81 10 es que esa agencia nos
manda Cuba sus noticias y alegatos
en- la lengua de John Bull y Jonathan.
jPor que esos consp1cuos mexicanos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-02-17

no lmprlmen su literature" tambi6n
Ell el ldloma de Gald6s de Luis Bello ,
El A. 3. c. hizo yer, cuando Huer-
tas, que Sc acerca ell tempo en- one toda
la America sienta y calme las anenstias
y Vlclsltudes de sus diversos pueblos
En- uno de esos informes anglo-mn
xlcanos vene un decreto del seilor ca
rranza, que es elocuente testimonio do
como Sc gobierna hoy en- Mexico.
FL Primer Jefe, despu6s de declarar-
Sc presldente provisional de los Esta.
dos Onldos Mexicanos, y de poner una
serle de razones, reforma una lev de
1870, y proclama establecido el divor
clio en- esta forma:
FL lazo matrimonial puede ser di-
suelto por ell ibre y m1tuo acuerdo de
los conyuges, despu6s de tres aflos de
matrlmonio, en- cualquier tempo 81
exlsten causas que hagan la realization
de- los fines del matrimonio impossible.
lmpropia 9 81 existen graves ofensas
por parte de uno de los consortes que
hagan ell rompimiento irreparable Ro-
to Ell lazo matrimonial, los c6nyuges
pueden leg1timamente contraer nuevas
nupcias.' -
DE manera que va ell senor Carranza
no es solo Presidente sino tambi6n Con-
greso.
Els la guerra que todo 10 concentra
Ell un hombre, como en- ell huracan los
Varlos vientos Sc encadenan al v6rtice.
Francia hoy es Joffre; IngIaterra Kit
chener; Alemania, ell Kaiser Sino al
parecer, 81 en- realidad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-02-17
La Pinata en- Manati

El Casino Puertorriqueno de Manatf,
dara un espl6ndido "Baile de Pinata",
ell domingo 21 de Febrero. Al espl6n-
dido acto social hemos sido invitados.
10 que estimamos mucho.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-17
RETENTION OF SALANDRA
AND CABINET SIGNIFICANT

tions OF rejoicing and manifestations
In favor OF war
The delay in making the official an
nouncement II said 10 have been due
to efforts to bring about closer coop
Grafton among the various parliament.
airy sections. During the interval the
king received a number Of prominent
statesmen. Among them was Deputy
Admiral Bettolo. former minister OF
marine.
The Tribuna says there Is a posi-.
bility that Premier Salandra will en-.
large his cabinet by including Signor
Bettolo and Signor Pantano. former
minister OF agriculture: the latter as
the representative OF the radicals.
II Is asserted that former Premier
Giolitti will make a public statement
TO the effect that he had believed IL
possible to obtain from Austria con.
cessions sufficient to avert war, but
that once war Is inevitable he will
support the cabinet.
Foreign Minister Sonnino received
Baron Karl Won Macchia, temporary
Austrian ambassador at Rome. IL Is
reported Baron Macchio asked Signor
Sonnino whether his retention OF of.
fee might be interpreted as meaning
that Italy had decided upon war.
Austrians Depart.
The Austrian consulate having noti.
fed the few Austrian subjects in
Rome to be ready to leave on a mo
ments notice. most OF them decided
TO depart today.
When the soldiers at the barracks
at Castro Pretoria learned that
Premier Salandra was to remain in
power they began an enthusia site
demonstration in favor of war and
went to their commander, Colonel
Baistrocchi. The colonel said he
could not yet give expression to his
feelings but hoped to be able to ad-
dress them in a few days in the way
that he would like to do.
The excitement at Milan subsidized
on receipt OF the news OF Premier
.Salandra's retention. The general
strike there passed of without serious
(continusd on rage six.)
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ENTRY OF ITALY INTO WAR
WOULD AID THE ALLIES
EXPRESS REGRET
Berlin Papers Express Sorrow al
Loss Of American Lives on the
Steamer Lusitania.

BERLIN. May 16. by wireless ru
Sayville. y. Y.-The Overseas News
Agency to-day gave out the following
The whole German press. particu-
larly the Cologne Gazette. the Frank.
fort Gazette and the Berlin Tageblatt.
deeply regrets the loss OF American
lives caused by the sinking OF the Lu-
sitania.
The Tages Zeitung and other news
papers state that the responsibility
rests with the British government.
which. attempting to starve the peace
ful civilian population Of a big coun-
try, forced Germany in self-defense to
declare British waters war zone:
with ship owners. who allowed passeu-
gers TO en- bark on an armed steamer
carrying war material and neglected
German warnings against entering the
war zone, and finally. with the Eng
lish press. which ridiculed Ambassa-
dor Won BernstOrn's warnings. calling
them q gigantic blum and thereby pre-
venting passengers from canceling
their passage
Heartfelt sympathy ls expressed
BY the German press and public for
the victims Of the catastrophe and
their relatives"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-17
ATTITUDE OF GERMANY ON
AMERICAN NOTE UNKNOWN

many. a matter s,ill under diplomatic
discussion.
There Is a likelihood. too. that some
derstanding might be reached
through the medium of the American
government whereby Germany could
b. definitely assured that no met.
chant ships leaving the United States
would be armed. making it possible
for submarine commanders to exer-
else the right OF visit and seanch with
impunity.
Matter OF Conjecture.
Whether Great Britain would con.
sent TO disarm all her merchant yes
sells carrying contraband Is "A matter
OF conjecture. England has insisted
during the present war and also main
talned with much vigor In her CORE
spOndence with Russia during the
kusso-JapanCse war that prize
should be sunk only in case OF mill.
tary necessity. This position has been
taken by the United States In its ma.
val code Of instructions on the theory
that destruction OF neutral goods OF
nCn-contra band character aboard bel
ligerent merchantmen would require
the payment OF heavy damages 4 lere
has long been some difference OF legal
opinion, however. as TO whether neu-
tral goods could be shipped with legal
immunity aboard an armed or even an
unarmed merchantmen OF belliCerent
nationality. and IL is the ar.ning OF
merchantmen which Germany has
contended makes IL difficult for sub
marines To give warning.
That the question OF permitting
Americans TO travel on armed mer-
chantmen may be shortly taken under
consideration Is intimated in well in
formed quarters. On the other hand
some officials believe there will be
little necessity for this as Great Bri-
tain already has informally agreed not
to harm her vessels between British
and American ports.
What Is regarded as one OF the
hopeful signs In the general situation
Is the coincidence reflected in official
and diplomatic quarters that Germany
will meet the United States at least
half way and certainly will suspend
for the time being her submarine at
tacks without warning during the
diplomatic correspondence
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-17
GIVEN SCARE
Passengers on American Liner Phila
delphia Perturbed by Appear
ance OF Cruiser

LIVERPOOL. May 16. T.50 D. m.-
The passengers on board the Ameri-
can liner steamer Philadelphia. which
arrived here today from New York
experienced during the voyage much
anxiety. Friday afternoon. out In the
Atlantic. on the west coast Of ireland.
p cruiser appeared and approached
the liner
The chief topic OF conversation dur.
ing the voyage had been about the
German submarine activities. and The
sight Of the warship caused some
alarm. The cruiser approached near
enough 10 the steamer 20 exchange
signals with her.
a number of passengers spent last
nlght on deck in their chairs. with
life belts beside them in case of dan.
ger. The boats OF The Philadelphia
wore ready Tor use. The steamer kent
course much farther out from the
Irish coast than the Lusitania was
travorqinE when she was torpedoed
The port officials subjected the pas.
EenRers ~ the Philadelphia 90 care.
ful examination to discover 10 any
spies were on board. but nobody was
detained
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-17
NO WORD HAS YET BEEN RE-
CElNED FROM AMBASSA-
DOR GERARD.
Intimated Germany Might Sus
pend Submarine Warfare Pend
ing Diplomatic Adjustment.

WASHINGTON. II. C.. May 16.-
Without word from Ambassador Ger.
ard as to the attitude Of the German
government toward the recent Ameri.
can note. Official WASHINGTON attached
much significance today 10 the intima.
tlons IN diplomatic quarters here
friendly TO Germany that the latter
country, I'm its reply. might offer 10
suspend attacks without warning on
merchant ships while the United
states renewed its informal proposals
ior the unrestricted passage of food.
stuns 10 civilians In Germany.
IL was pointed out by well informed
European diplomats that an offer OF
arbitration or settlement hy diploma.
cy OF the questions at issue would
most certainly be made by Germany
with an agreement TO abandon subma.
rine warfare while the discussion was
in progress.
Offcials have been reticent about
discussing the idea Of arbitration OF
the proposal with reference TO food.
stuns. but II was indicated that the
situation had progressed to the point
where the United States would not be
likely TO be satisfied with any condi
tional acquescence In the American
position. The latter. IL was pointed
out, is based on legality and humani
~. and no stipulation could be- con.
sidered which presumed any recession
by the United states from her rights
under international law. Il was init
mated. however. that II Germany ac
cepted the American point OF view
the natural tendency OF the United
States Of its own initiative would be
strongly TO press it's contentious on
the right 10 ship foodstuffs to Ger
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-17
LINER MISSING
Transylvania Of Anchor Line. Due ir
Liverpool Yesterday. Has Not
Been Heard from

NEW YORK. May ~ 80 word had
been received here up fo late hour
tonight regarding the Whereabouts Of
the steamship Trausyivania OF the An
chor line. which reached the war zone
yesterday and vas due ln Liverpool
today. Absence Of any news vas In.
was suggested that she uiEht have
turned on her course and beaded for
GLASGOW
Tho Trauaylvanin sailed from Neu
York un Naf q. few hours after the
news was received ~ tho sinking of
The Iusitania ln waters that tho Tran
FylFaula would have to traverse m she
continued on fo Liverpool She car.
riod nearly one thousand uaasongera.
including many Americans. and large
cargo of munitions % war.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-17
GIRL MISSING
5srnesVille. o.. Miss Leaves Home
Saturday and Efforts TO Locate
Her Prove Futile.

Special Dispatch to the Intelligence.
GAINESVILLE. o.. May Miss
Minnie CONrim, the pretty 17-year-old
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs Charles
Cowrim Of Washington street. Barnes
Vile. has been missing from her home
since early Saturday morning She
left note addressed TO her mother
saying she was going alone. The
girls father at once notified the DO
lice. who telegraphed all neighboring
cities. but no trace Of her has as yet
been found.
Reports are TO the effect that a
young married man has been seen
with her a great deal and he is also
away from home. although 30 was
stated AZ his home last evening that
he is az New COmerstown for a week e
visit with relatives. his wife refusing
10 believe that he had am connection
with her disappearance Tho girls
parents are heart broken and are max.
INK every effort 10 locate her
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-17
ACTION OF KING RECEIVED
WITH GREAT REJOICING
BY THE POPULACE.
Excitement at Milan subsidized on
Receipt Of News and No Seri-
Gus Incident Marks Strike.

ROME. via Paris. May rs.
f5O y. m.-Prior to the an
nouncement that Premier Sal
andra would return to power.
the king requested Senator
Boselli. dean OF the Italian
parliament. TO form a new cab
met. but he refused, at the
same time expressing the opin-
Ion that Signor Salandra must
remain In the premiership.
The trend OF events is con-
sidered most significant. par
ticularly In view OF the fact
that clashes between Italian
and Austrian troops are re-
ported to be occurring on the
frontier. The Austrians. ac-
cording to one report, have at.
tempted TO cross the boundary
AT one point. but were repuIsed
by the Italians. who took one
prisoner.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-17
PosToFFicE RoBBER
FIRED ON BUT ESCAPES

on CITY Pa. May tf.An an.
known man detected boo stealing Dot.
ters from "a drop box iu the corridor
~ the on city uustonice at i1 O'Clock
vas hred u.on by Leon Piante super
intendent ~ mails. who was hidden
tn the Office ~ the money order de-.
partmont The thief escaped. Theftr
from the box have occurred af inter.
walls during the past three months
Through a method Of elimination u
vas decided hat the robhnries we're
committed on Sunday nlrht when tho
clerks are not on duty piante acting
on this theory hid himself. with the
above result
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-17
BRAKEMAN KILLED

special Uierafch tn fhe fnfrIIfrsrrar
FAIHMDNT. vs. Va. Nav rf-
George Potts. AGED 20. married and
leaving wife and two small children
brakeman ON fhc N n division of
tho baltimore A. Ohio railroad nnd a
prominent M. %. vs. lOdEeman. vas
killed this afternoon
While setting a brake on his train
At Eir0pa be slipped and foU under
tho train. and hia left leg vas severed
90 the body re died tonight IN the
miners hospital lie came here with
be family recently from Cumberland
Nd. and viii be taken back there for
burial
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-17
SHOT FOUR
Young Man Kills Wife. Fatally lnIures
Father-in-Law, Wounds Mother-in-
Law, Then Suicides.

JACOBSTOWN. n. J.. Nav f6-Ed.
ward Applegate. % years old. of
Wheat Sheaf. Pa. killed his wife. q.
probably fatally wounded his father
in-law. Edwin De Bou. wounded his
mother.in-law and then ended mis- own
life today on the DE BOu farm The
t"unE couple had been married for
three years a few days aRo they
quarrelcd and Mrs Applcratp re-
turned to her parents home
AppleEafe visited her there today.
and when she refused 10 return homo
Win him. killed her with one shot
from revolver lie then turned tho
weapon ON peRou. one bullet sfrif.
INK him in the head and snofbo7 ip
me neck. Nr Ue Dou was the nevf
victim but her wound is not conaid
cred dangerous After aftcmpfirr
70 shoot HE sister-in-law. AppIepate
killed himself
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-17
FOUR HURT IN
AUTO ACCIDENT

Special Dispatch 60 the intengeneer.
FAlRMoNT W Va. May is.-when
q large automobile driven BY William
httenhouse got beyond control OF the
burg. this afternoon Miss Ethel Sher.
rard sustained broken hin and
Misses Georgia Martin and Alice Mar
tain sustained serious internal inju-
hes, while Saerrard was badly bruised
ana shaken up and the machine
wrecked The Injured are in 81. Msry's
hospital The machine turned over
In ditch and was wrecked.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-17
POSITION TO LAUNCH OFTEN
SIVE AGAINST GERMANY
WOULD BE IMPRON ED.
Fierce Fighting Now Going On in
Northern France, With Heavy
German Losses Reported.

LONDON. May 16. II p. m.-The
hing OF Italy has refused to accent
me resignation OF Signor Salandra.
ana the premier and his whole war
CSsblhSl retain Office. This. IL is con-
udently believed here, foreshadows
The almost immediate entrance OF
italy INTO the circle of belligerents.
on the side of the allies
Action. however. may be DELAYED
until the meeting OF the Chamber of
deputies on Thursday. when the pre-
mier VIII announce his policy and will
receive the support OF a majority of
the deputies.
Should the expected action Of Italy
materialize. the allies will be i'm a bet.
ter position than ever to launch their
big offensive movement against Aus
tria and Germany. which Is being pre-.
ceded on the western front by a Sc
rics OF attacks. furnishing a foretaste
OF what Is TO come.
Hardly had the German attacks on
the British lines around NDres ex-
hausted themselves and the French
offensive 10 the north Of Arras shown
signs OF coming 10 an end. than the
British became he aggressOrs Of the
north Of La Bassee. and the French
ana Belgian troops commenced their
attempt 10 throw the Germans back
from the User canal
Compelled Counter Attack.
These attacks. according TO the
French official account. which how
ever, does not agree with that from
Berlin. were successful and again com
nelled the Germans TO counter attack
the most costly Of all operations IN
Siege warfare Fighting at botn
points is still IN progress TODAY. as
wei a. In Arlois whore the French
added q further slight gain TO those
made during the week and which.
combined. constitute tho biggest Tor.
ward movement Of either army In the
west since the battle ~ the Marine
Fighting also is In progress. In toe
the forest Of Le Pretrc which the
French also won during the past
week
There does not appear 10 be much
change in the general position in Cali
GA. although the AustrO-ticrma arm.
jos have been able 10 make an add
iional slight advance By the with.
drawal ~ the Russian rear guards.
which have been holding on the vic
lorious troops until their own armies
could get into new positions behind
the San river This territory prom sos
to be the scene Of anthor big battle.
TOT the Russians. strOEnly reinforced.
VIII make n desperate effort 10 stem
fhe tide which has been running 20
strongly against them
Tn tho Russian border provinces
alonE The east prusaian frontier. leo.
lated enFaRementH arc occurring. boz
which both sides claim 90 have the
advantage