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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-07-06

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ment Snblin Sluilden BeidJieI unb
Bug in nSrSlidjer 9idtnns bororin.
genoeu Mrmten bee WeneraIfeIbmar-
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nommen.
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anf Der san5en 5runt, bon. ser Oit.
lee biz nad geTarabiem, bieIten ST,
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brohen. eetteres lit ridtia critic.
res nift. Sdon bespeaen midlt,
iueil felt oem 0elbsna in @aIisicn
bon einer snfammenbGngemSen Tront
Der 9imiien bon Der Office bis mad,
geTarabien gar feline gfebe mefr
fein fam.
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Berlin Tagf, emsliide 9nftidiffer BE-
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Nore See 5n nnternefmen, bod
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Geeenb Der nieberlanbiiden Smief
Serfdellins, bic berannabenSe eng.
Iiidje 2ufHdifffIotte nno siuansen iie
snr ttmfebr.
Ter 8errtfpon6tnt Der 8erlimer
r3eitnns am Nittos" in aonitan-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-07-06

SnftidJiffausriff Der Gnslan-
Der aaf Die beiitId)e Noroiee-
fiifte bereitelt.
Die ipid)tige Sta6t &rasnif
in Siio 9splem lit BON ben
beitIden @erbun6eten inter
Mafenfen genpmmen.
Sie Gngldn6er geben sm,
bnf Die rnflilde syrunt bei
Grasnif bmrdbroden lit.
liuter Der oftinbildjen 8eo6l-
fernms bcrrfd,t allsemeine I'm
rabe.
Die ensliid)en Weiuerffdaf-
ten iueiien Jrieoensantrage Der
6entid)en Susialbempfratcn init
SdDimpfiuprteu snriid.
Sn Berlin finoen geratum-
gen mt mnierm 8pfdaftcr
iiber bic Nntiport anf mnfere
0Sniitania" gspte ftatt.
Die Srmtiden nebmsu elae
NnSabl Sdiitensrabem i'm Sc
Tretre @aIo.
Siirfiide Sffeniibe amf GSal-
lipoli ioll gum Gtillitamo es-
brad)t iein.
Die &niien tpieberbolen bie
Weididte BON benz Seefea nit
Nfu6ififatipnen.
3iuiidjen Gnieftr nnb Erntt
ipiro fdarf sefGmpft.
0entide 3nftfdiffer bOmbar-
6iertn ensTifdje nnb frans5ii-
Idc Sta6te mnb cine enaliiGe
SorpebDbout Jlotille.
GnglGmSer mno Tranaoleu
erIeibtn ihiuere Ierlnite Bel
Arrns anb anf Uallipoli.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-07-06

gSerf Sralfolpe itlirmreif 5u MAIDEN.
8ie Sfooa'ihen Weotorniorier> oes
4aliber 30,5 mnBten Bel Grosno ililo
H5ei5om Die @ieoer9erlteeIas utia Der
bon ben ab5ieDeh6en MuIiea aerIt0r-
ten 8abn= ltno StraBenbriiden ab-
warten, 90 iie fir gfotbriidcn gu
ihiper iino. Mn oieien 8riifenbuuter
orbeiteten Eauienoe BON olterreihilh-
ungariiden uno oelitiben Tionieren
nit fieberbaftem gifer nno Der Gc-
lbiflibfeit, Die ibnen 5ebn barrie
Sfriegsmonate geseben baben. galt-
ienoe BON anoeren Qlrbeitsnlanil-
iGafittsa; iissaitsi 5TfrIIeii 519TiffsrIIeii Die pom @ranaten
inno pom Waiienperfebr beid1oiatelf
StraBen aus, Die iii6Iit in bielen
ibarfen Serpentinen, tDeitlid boh
am San bin auf Hrcoempsl 5ufiib-
rem. slls nod adt Sagen Die Muto-
lult5iige Der Wotornorier aif ibqtes;
Der 6elhtng etifgegenrollten, attaete
alles aiif in Der @eipiBbeit, ouB es
iest Inn Nre8enlpsl geibeben mar.
Ole Gali5ier ifsbefonoere ernentem
IN eolen @ettitreit nit Sen 9erbiin.
eetYt Die Soffnltag, ais erfte ibre
@arniion tuieber ait betreten. ssSlt scr
eriten 8eripirrung ibrer 5luht bat
ten Ole 9flliien einen groBen Seil
Ger 6eitltngsbeiasltng gegen &rosno
5lt geluorfen, Inn Die gel1lagcnen
uno ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Seeres-
teile aiif5unebnlet uno gu oronen.
9ieie Hegimeltter ipuroen nber Il,
oas aageneine Ierb1ngnis nit btr-
eingeriilen, oas cine bollftdnoig per-
nihtet, oie iibrigen abgeoringt oosr
periprengt .8as Nahriiden Der
8erbiinoeten gelhob 10 ld)neII, oab
Die Hillien Den glnsfaG an 8elnt.
uulgsfrdften nidt rnebr redt5eitig 5u
erieben perr1o6ten. slls id NIT lin-
leren Srippen Dor Ere5erpsl eil~
traf, fonnten in ser Staot nid5t mebr
als orei intafte 9feeimenter feiige-
ltellt lperoen, un0 ein5elne gSerfe
botten nur aau5 ldtpade 9eiabuug
obfle 9frtiIlerie. @fit Ser ibnen ei-
genen o5abe, iid iiberraideilo id)ner.
llieoer su erbolen. bradten oie @nI-
len ieoo6 alsbalo BON 2enrberg me
Ientlid3e 8erftarflingcn beran ltno
oraattiiierten nit Dem porbanoenen
ltno Dem berbeiaefhafften @eihiit.
oie artifleriitiide 8ertei6i-
Blmg Ser 5eIhtn9. 9auf Dem 8or-
Iprung, ben ben 9opern ibre 2i-3en-
tinleter Weorier gaben, fiel Die Gnt.
Iheioung 8undhlt on ser Norofront,
no an 8tpei ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
soaen orei, oann atpei itiirmreif ae.
nahte @erfe oes Mbihnittes Wenefo.
pice, Oatnfotpic5fi uno MaIfoipice
(Gcrtiehliag auf Geite a.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-07-06
Der Ginmarid)S Ser Sieser in
Ereaetmpsl.
8. II. t. ariegspreliequartier,
a cSttttf

a, Suni
8dbreno lid ourb Die St1ote uno
9orfer Der oiterreihilb ungariidei;
Doppelmonarhie Die Sronlei1nanls-
pro5eliionen Der 6rauen uno 9inoer
beluegten Die nur I'M gtappenraunt,
inn Stanoort oes operierenoen 0ber=
fommanoos llno in oen @arniionen
onr6 Die Seilnabme oes Wilitirs Elm
ioloatiides @eprage erbielter, fa,l
Die Greuoenna6ridt, baB Brc5enpsl1
gefallen mar. 9ieielbe 9otidoft, oir,
oaerolngs nnter anoeren l1nlltdnoerl,
Dor 5fpei Monater, obtpol ertpartet,
bod alfe~ ~@enliiter lieoeroriidte uno
NIT idmer5liher Erauer erfiillte, err
bob iest Die Ser5en i'm @efiibl Itol-
ger 8enugtluing; oenn grce5mpsf,
oati1als bonn Seinb MIR ourh Sum
ger be5iunngen, tmiroe nit ben
@affen 5uriidgelpoirnen. ssn oielcn
Grfolg, Der aih i'm unfernen 1reu-
tralen guslano iein g6o finoea
miro, teilen iid oenti6e uno Otter
reidiid ungariIde Sruppen. 9luf
Der gerfolsltne Der geidlagen.n
oritten unO ahten ruliil6en glrnee
erreihten BON @esten fer Die oeu..
ihen, BON Siioen Der oie oiterrei-
fiid] ungariIben &orpS Die Sc.
itungslinie. 9ieie idob iid am tuei-
telten ianabnarts bis 9faoDmno Dor.
! neilen Sriifenfopf erIt bonn 6. otter
! rstdai1en Sforps gettotnnen iperoen
lnllBte Wait ieiner ginnabme per-
idob iid oas Sdtpergefpiht >oeg
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preuBiide @aroe uno bns 6. otter
rei6iib : ungariide aorps oIttparts
in oer &idtlng rah 2embers gu uno
iiiooItfi6 gegen DIE gabrlberb;n-
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gen aso iih oieier 8abn Bis auf ben
5euerbereid Ser ldiperen MrtiIer;e
n1berten. Die 8erteililng oes Nh
griffs geitaltete ii6 oaourd foIgcl,-
oermaBen: slls erltes traf am IA.
Wtai auf Der StraBe bon Sanof oas
10. oiterreidiife &orps Dor ieinen1
Srieoensltanoort HrcaenlpsI elm uno
leitete nad einem gerluds bnrf Ell
men Sanoitreib in oie SeItung gu
fontmen, bonn t6. Mai ab oie fe-
ltllngsmoBige 9elageritng Der Sii6.
forts Rralfotpce, Selida, 2ipnif uno
@ro6oipee Elm iotpie oes noroIih bonn
San geleeenen @erfes 2entoipio.
5aIt genou 5ur gleiden 3eit spie Ga
li5ier Dor Der Siiofront, trafen oi,
gaDern por Dem 8eItablbnitt Ser
SeIhing inter &ommonoo 6es 81. |
nerols GneiBl elm. geun bei6oB oas |
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front SsSii8tuiihen oebnte eS Ieilcn /
9lneriffsbereih aud auf oie Nore- |
front einidlieBlib oes pernnnellten9
8erfes 9unfoipic8fi ans, oaS oiel
StraBe uno oie 9obn nad gfaopn- !
no beberrift @eaeniiber Dem oItel-
reihii6en aorps batte oie Mrnee
Wadenien Den lebr ipeIentlihen @o1
tell, Dab es oie arupp'iden Morier
bonn Galiber 81 3entimeter nit iid
fiibrte uno nit ibnen inlber8iielid
oos 8ombaroement ouf oic
gtoro- imo gtorotpeit Sorts auF- i
nebnen fonnte Die oIterreihiid)en
Gorps oogegen oerfiigten 5uuadIt
nur iiber SSelofanonen uno Selobau-
titen bonn Guliber Is 3entimeter, Die
nibt ger,iigten. Inn oas probiioriih |
interchangeable, MIR NIT Sono.
nno Mofdinensetpebren perteioiste
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-07-06

duf one rullr0er S0tt1e geltld1t.
Ger &reli5er Surf" iei ben flieben-
Ben S6iffel Die iil5ipii6en nod
onr6 einen &reu5er Ser 9renienflalie
peritdrft iporoen leien nadeefabren
uno babe Die gel6ieBlrng fortgeiett.
5uerit babe Der 6eino oas 5euer er-
hilbert, balo lei es aber ibipaber ge-
moroen uno bonn ,,9furif" aus babe
man geieben, oaB ouf Dem yMoon"- :
&rer5er 5eller aussebrohen lei. 9ie
ceutiden Sdiffe b1tten ii6 oann
idleiutigit 8uriideeaogen unb ieien
i'm gfebel beriblplnoen. = 8ir mill
len aufridtia eeiteben. oaB mir bpr-
ldnfig audi oieie idJone @eidihta
ilidt glaiiben fonnen.
sluf Dem in 0erbp tageroen Sab
resfonDent Der britiifell @eiuerf-
idaften fam Der gai15e Sob sum
sfnsorud, ben Die engliidcn slrbeiter
gegen Geuti6lanb begen. gs tpuroe
beantragt, Den oeiitiben 9lrbeiter
Orsaniiationen oie Spnlpotbie1r> Ser
engliiden .Sraoes llnioils4 aus5u-
ipreben, ood erbob iid iofort Elm
Sturm Oes EroteItes. slnt tolIten
eebdroete iid Der n9faoifale@ gcll
gillett, Der idrie: sort nit oieieni
ientimeiltalen Shminoell gSir gebcti
nidt nod, bis Der 6eino am So
oen liegt. Sat man ie gebort, ooB
5uei nGri5efigbters" einanber mitten
in Der aeiIerei Inn oelt SaIs falleir
uno fid aegenieitig abfiilien? Gie
oentiden glrbeiter lilto elm Sers llno
cine Seele nit ibrer 9fegierung,
oenn Dor Dem ariege bnhen fie IN
ibren aneipen inrner geprabIt, oab
9entidlato Sranfrei6 uno Damn
England 5erIhmettern meroe. Sir
baben feline Spnlpntbien nit ibnei!
rno laiien nns nif)t oitrd ientimen-
tales @efaiel beidfpi1tigen.1 Gin
anoerer Delegat iagte nnter larmen-
Den 8eifan: u9ie engliIden @rbei-
ter, oeren Sobne auf BEN Sd,lad,t-
feloern bon ben barbariiden oe,it-
iben Soroen setotet ooer gu &riip.
peln gefdoiien per6en fiilo nidt ae-
fcnnen, fib nit Der bloBen 3er5d,met,
teritng 9elttihlnnos gu beaniiaen
9us gat5e oeitihe 8olf mlts ans.
gerottet tueroenl4 Die einaebrohts
sieioIlttion tpuroe NIT iiberlp6ltiqen.
Der Webrbeit nieoerseitimnt. 9as
ut DIE Mnttport Der eneliIden /, g.
trerfidoften auf oen bonn gorIIanS
Der oeutiden So5iaIoemofrotie erldi-
ienen Srieoens glppen!
Die Staliener bebampten, ibr
gprSrinsen in Den farniIdlen gllpen
sebe befrieoisemo bur i'd.
andl battem lire 2nftidnffe bas otter.
rcidliidle Eager in 9u6eroo erfola-
reid 6ontbaroiert.
g8ie erirnerli6 lit bon Der Ihius;.
3eriiden glrmee Elm fransofiSthcs
5lng5eitg belbla9nabnt tporoen, 0as
bor einigen Monoten i'm 8erner ecsu.
ra nieoergegangen mar. Die ydnpei,
5erilde armeeperlpaItinq fraate 6ci
Der frair5oiii6en MilitGrbcrpoItilno
an, OBJ tie gerteigt iei, Sen @eroplan
Der Sdipei8 5u perfaufen. Die froll-
6oiiid)e Regieuing antiuortete, lie
idenfe ben aeropIon ser Sduei;
ols glnerfeniutne Ser blmlanitdren
Gienlte Der Sd)tpei3 beim Sransporf
Der fron8oiifden @pacuierten mo
Sdiperbertpunoeten our6 o;e
Shfpei5 Ger 8imoesrat nobm 6as
@eihenf an.
Oepeiden aus 9onbon ae6en All.
fnf iuabrenb Der 3eit som 2Siftn ssSa.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-07-06
&nrSe lleberlidlt.

SnftidJiffausriff Der Gnslan-
Der aaf Die oemtidJe Wuroiee-
fiifte bereitelt.
Evening journal., 1915-12-24
Resolutions ON death
OF F.P. EWING, REGISTER

Resolutions expressing the sorrow Of
the members of the Levy Court of New
Castle county because of the death of
Frank p. Ewing, register in chancery
and clerk of ,he Orphans Court, have
been adopted by the court. A copy Of
the resolutions has been sent the widow
and family, as follows;
''Be it Resolved, That we, as members
of the Levy Court OF New Castle
county, wish to express our deep sorrow
at the sudden death Of Hon. Frank p.
Ewing, late register in chancery and
clerk of the Orhpans' Court Of New Cas-
tie county, and be it further
"Rcsolved, That our regret at his I'M
timely demise, while yet in the full ex.
ercise of his powers, is increased when
we reflect upon his unsullied private life
and character, and his distinguished pub.
lie career in the various Offices he has
filled with equal credit 70 himself and
profit to the county and State, and be
it further
Resolved, That this resolution b'
spread upon the minutes of the Levy
Court Of New Castle county, and s copy
t':creof be forwarded to his widow and
family"
Evening journal., 1915-12-24
HAPPY CHRISTMAS
IN INSTITUTIONS
Sick, Poor and UnfortunateS
Will Be Made Happy by
Yuletide Cheer
TURKEY DINNERS
WILL BE FEATURES

Christmas Day. 1915. is at hand. No
doubt it will be the happiest Christ
mas In many years.
Special arrangements for the obser-
cation Of the day have been made for
the inmates Of the city, county and
State hospitals. Workhouse prison
ers. the poor and the afflicted also will
be entertained The big municipal
tree in the City Court room will
shower gifts to 1900 children. Much
interest has been manifested by those
in charge of the various institutions
in arranging for the feast, and it viii
be a day of big treats" everywhere.
Preparations for the special delight
OF the children's wards have been
made by the authorities Of the Della
ware Hospital. Three Christmas trees
give coloring TO the hospital. One
tree is stationed in the nurses home
one in the nurses diningroom, and
one in the children's ward. The tree
! in the children's ward will be trim
med by Santa Claus tonight and en-
tertainment furnished the young pa
tients tomorrow.
Ice cream, cake and other sweets
will be served the children for din
ner tomorrow and the nurses will en-
JOY their annual turkey dinner. Th
Continued on Page Twelve.
Evening journal., 1915-12-24
English HOLO-UP
ON SEA PROVOEES
america AGAIN
Embargo on Red Cross Sup
plies and Selling of Ger
man Mail, IndefenSible
WASHINGTON ASKS FOR
PROMPT EXPLANATION
By The United Press.

BY The United Press.
WASHINGTON, Dec. Violations
of moral, if not legal rights, were
charged against England today. Brit
ish action in placing an embargo on
Red Cross hospital supplies to the
Allies foes and seizing Austro-Ger-
man mails to America from the Hol-
land-American liner Rotterdam were
declared indefensible by officials To-
day.
Inquiry practically amounting 10
protest against both new British poll
cics was under consideration by the
State Department. Amazement was
expressed by both officials and Red
Cross heads regarding the embargo
on Red Cross supplies. While this
government has assented in principle
to exclusion of rubber hospital sup
plies which might be used in making
munitions, suspension of shipment OF
all medical and surgical supplies is
declared unprecedented.
Representations paving the way for
negotiations to modify the British em-
barge have already been made to the
London foreign Office. More vigOr-
Gus and insistent communications are
expected to follow. The State De-
partment is frankly puzzled regarding
the British order. 1t is asking the
London foreign Office to cite reasons
and precedents for its embargo.
The broad humanitarian principle
Of caring for wounded and dying L
Continued on Page Twelve.
Evening journal., 1915-12-24
Comprehensive BOOK
ABOUT panama Canal

George A. Talley. OF Brandywine
hundred, has just issued a book. en-
titled Panama Canal Tolls and
Treaties" Mr.. Talley gives an eluci-
dation Of the canals governmental
features as prescribed by treaties, a
discussion Of toll exemption, and the
repeal bill Of 1914. Pertinent matters
considered in the book are: Spain
and the Isthmus," Modern Reali-
ties" "Clayton-B -Bulwer Treaty" Gen.
eral Grant and the Canal" Hay
Pauncefote Treaty" France and the
Isthmus," Securing the Route, Pan
anna Treaty or Charter" Buying
French Rights" TOLL Exemption Act.
Repeal of Exemption" Senate Com.
mittee Treaty Rights" "Spoonel
Law" Historic Pledges" "Abstrus'
Phrase" "All Nations" Fertilization:
and War" Naturalization" ma
tional Sovereignty" Exemption anI
Political Platforms" "A British
Statement" Reasons for Building Ca
nal" "AIechanisnl-F Finance" "Congres
sional Oratory." "Suez Canal" Consti
/ tutional Equality" peace Societies,
international Eminent Domain,
"Gleanings." The book contains 23
pages and is bound in cloth. II wa
printed by the Star Publishing Com
pany.
Evening journal., 1915-12-24
This Tree Gives fruit
DESPITE WINTRY Blasts

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER, Del, Dec. PA pear tree.
the only one of its kind known in
Delaware or elsewhere. full of fruit,
which will be palatable within a
month. if picked and placed in a dark
place, is a wonder TO the many per-
sons who have had occasion to view
the tree. The tree grows on the
farm of Deputy Sheriff William E
Maloney, at Lebanon. The pear is
not as large as a Keiffer, but re.
sembles the Bartlett variety The sin.
gular thing about the pear is its keep
ing qualities on the tree, frosts anS
snow seemingly having no effect of I
damaging character
Many years has the tree stood th'
rigors of the hard winters which hav'
visited Delaware and yet in no in
stance. has the tree failed to brinl
forth its fruit in season.
Evening journal., 1915-12-24
CHRISTMAS Spirit
At THE HIGH School
Members Of Senior Class Re-
ceive Gifts at Happy
Morning Exercises
HOLIDAY PROGRAM
INTERESTS AUDIENCE

Today is senior day at the Whining
ton High School, Members of that
class were In complete charge Of the
program that comprised the Christ
mas exercises held IN the auditorium
of the High School this morning. As
usual these exercises attracted a large
number of outsiders with the result
that seats reserved for visitors we're
filed and many were forced to stand
throughout the entire program.
Wearing sprigs of holly to which
cherry and white ribbons were at
tached members of the junior, sopho-
more and freshman classes marched
first into the auditorium to the strains
Continued on Page Two.
Evening journal., 1915-12-24
CITY court JUDGES
BED-RIDDEN TODAY
In Their Absence, Resident
Judge Rice Sits in NUM-
cipal Tribunal
FREEDOM IS HIS
GIFT TO OFFENDERS

Because Of the illness Of Judge
Churchman who has the grip, and the
fact that Deputy Judge Joslyn has
typhoid fever, Judge Herbert L. Rice
resident judge of New Castle county
presided in City Court today.
The hour to open court is O'Clock
and shortly before that hour the pris
oners were placed in the dock and
promptly at o'clock Clerk of the
Court Frank b. Newell, ordered Court
Crier Sharpless 10 open the court
Announcement was then made by Mr
Newell that a recess would be taken
until 1880 o'clock. Because of other
Continued on Page Two.
Evening journal., 1915-12-24
DUPONT employees TO
ENJOY VACATION. TOO

Employees Of the DUPONT Powder
plants at Carney's Point and along
the Brandywine will have vacation
over Christmas. Carney's Point
closed this afternoon and will resume
Monday morning. Along the Brandy
wine the men ceased work at the close
OF the 3 O'Clock shift this afternoon,
and will resume at IL o'clock sun
day night.
The guards will be on duty as usual.
and will be served with turkey DIM
ner.
While officials Of the powder COM
pany were Jared by reports that
about 1000 employees at Carneys
Point intended to quit after yester-
day. il develops. however that the
real object of most Of the men in sery-
ing notice Of their intention to quit
was to get their weeks back pay
which is held back until they quit the
company's service. After getting
their back pay on Wednesday, most o.
the men said they would be back K
work after the holidays.
Evening journal., 1915-12-24
FORD ABANDONS
Plan TO Bring
WAR TO IN END
With Detroit Friend, Peace
Leader Leaves Party and
Sails for America
ILL health CAUSES
CHANGE IN HIS PLAN
Bv The United Press.

hN NN ANAANA ANf'f
LONDON. Dee. 24-Henry Ford has
abandoned his enterprise TO bring tho
boys out of the trenches by Christmas"
and sailed for America today aboard the
liner BergensGord, according to des-
patches from Bergen.
The peace program will be carried out
by others who crossed from America on
the Oscar II. Mime. Rosika Schwimmer,
Hungarian peace advocate. has prom
ised TO interest other leaders of the
Women's International Peace Associa'
tion in the movement for a neutral con-
press. Ford's secretary, Louis +. loch'
ner remains with the peace delegates
who were due to reach Stockholm this
afternoon.
Dean S. S. Marquis, of Detroit, a close
friend of Ford, and servant. are ac-
companying the peace leader ON the re-
turn trip to America according to Ber'
gen dispatches. Ford decided to quit the
party principally because his health ha'
not been good since his arrival in Nor
way.
Dispatches from The United Presi
staff correspondent accompanying th'
party hinted early this week that Fore
realized the success OF his peace PLAN
was hopeless and stated that he intend
ed to finish the mission lin a perfume
tory manner and as inconspicuously a
possible" The United Press brought tn
first word to London yesterday Of th
disappearance of Ford and Marquis.
The Ford delegates en- route e
Stockholm are ignorant Of the fact
Continued on Page Twelve.
Evening journal., 1915-12-24
Delaware Steel and
ORDNANCE co. TO START

The Delaware Steel and Ordnance
Company will be the name Of the cor
poration that will operate the old Dia
mond State Steel plant, at Third street
and the Christiana river. The company
has been chartered at Dover with o
nominal capital, and operations in the
new plant will start probably in Janu'
airy.
Two of the stockholders Of the COM
pany are Daniel j. Driscoll. of Reading
Pa, and Howard I. Wallace. Of this
city. When seen this morning Mr. Wal
lace said that he could not state the
capital under which the company will
operate. nor give any more names in
connection with it, He said that the
actual capital will not be known until
operations are started by the company.
Evening journal., 1915-12-24
ROSE HILL XMAS FESTIVAL.

Rose Hill Sunday School will hold
its Christmas entertainment on sun
day afternoon.
The program is as follows: sons
OF Glory" the school; "Do You Know
Mildred Saunders: Christmas Car
lands" Beatrice Jochen; christmas
star" Ella Russell; christmas snow
flakes" Anna Williams; Message OF
the Bell" Mrs. Smiths class; HAL
the New Born King" Erby Davis
class: Poor Santa Claus" recitation
Marion Williams; christmas Time
six boys: recitation, by GLADYS sut-
ton: recitation. by Elsie Dolson; The
Bells" by primary class.
Evening journal., 1915-12-24
POWDER MILL EXPLOSION
heard FOR MANY MILES

With report that was heard in this
city and surrounding country for sew
eral miles, rolling mill exploded in
the Hagley yards Of the DUPONT Pow
der Company yesterday afternoon at
Henry Clay at 2.SO o'clock, as was
stated in these columns. No one was
injured or killed. The mill was
wrecked. officials stated that the
quantity Of powder that exploded was
not great. The accident occurred at a
time that the workmen were out of
the mill. Following the crash great
white cloud of smoke scared up from
the valley.
Evening journal., 1915-12-24
BUbGARS engage
serbs IN THREE
DAY Engagement
Armies Meet in Albanian
Mountains, Where Serbs
Stop Every Charge
PRINCE PRAISES MEN
ON The FIRING Line
By HENRY WOOD.
y
Inited Press staff Correspondent.

United freAs stan correspondent
ROME, Dec. PA battle has been
raging for three days between the
Serbs and Bulgars in the Albanian
mountains near Elbassan, the Serbian
Prince Alexis Karageorgevitch reported
ON his arrival here today.
"Our men are lighting fercely, splen.
didly," he said. "rhey have stopped
every enemy charge and are conducting
themselves as confidently as though they
were carrying the campaign into Bull
garia.
Though they suffer from lack Of fo0d
the spirit Of our soldiers has not beer
broken. As my wife and l made om
way across Albania TO the coast, the
songs Of Serbian soldiers rose from every
bivouac. They would die to the last
man before accepting the Teutoni'
Continued on Page Twelve.
Evening journal., 1915-12-24
man UP AGAINST IT"
is ACCUSED OF Theft

Il was up against IT," was the ex-
cuse given by Harry Lande, in City
Court today for stealing an overcoat
from the restaurant Of V. H. Bacon
yesterday The overcost was the
property of Harry Frazer, who was
eating in the restaurant, and had
hung the garment on a rack. Il is az
legged Lande took the coat aid was
arrested by officer Mearns.
Lande waived a hearing arc sas
held in $500 bail for tn -ourt OF Sen.
eral SesssooA
Evening journal., 1915-12-24
NAP SHOWING V4RNR, RTIRckE0 BY RUS5La

with a base at Varna could be a ser
ious menace to Teuton-Turkish con-
troll of the great Berlin-Vienna-Sofia-
Constantinople railroad line. The
opening of this line was a major OBJ
jective of the Teuton-Bulgarian con-
quest of Servia.