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The Detroit times., 1915-08-25

ment does not doubt the good faith
OF the Witnesses whose statements
are reported by the newspapers in
Europe. Il should be borne in mind
that these statements are natural
Iy made under excitement which
might easily produce wrong I'm
pressions.
III Americans should actually
have lost their lives this would nat.
urally be contrary 20 our inten-
tions. The German government
would deeply regret the fact and
beEs 10 tender sincerest sympathies
10 're American government
Secretary Lansing indicated be
dad not intend 70 reply to the am
bassador's message at this time. lie
agreed 10 its publication with a
statement that he had no comment
TO make.
GermRnys expression Of It's stti-
tude concerning the Arabic case
It's disavowal OF "unfriendly" inten-
tions, deliberate" or Otherwise
was regarded as having an import.
ant bearing on the future.
The feeling hitherto has been
that each succeeding incident in
the war zone was fresh separate
threat; that tho settlement OF one
controversy constituted no guarsu-
tee that another and perhaps more
serious one would not arlse imme-
diateiy afterrard Sooner or later
it was the general sentiment, m
less the two countries came 20 some
broad agreement. that clash was
inevitable
Yesterdays communication. Il
was thought. looked as 81 the way
Was being paved for such broad
agreement or understanding
Much stress was laid on the fac
that the note. though 1t came from
Ambassador Bernstorr, did not orig
mate with him
The German ambassador said
his announcement. received th,
following instructions from Berllr
which he communicated 20 the De
partment OF state'-and then FOL
lowed the official message
II was trio that the German gov
eminent did noi arofess 20 know
the Circumstance ~ % the Ara
blc's destruction through con
ndential channels this information
had reached the Standardization
That the Berlin Admiralty gav
Instructions 70 It's submarine CON
manders some time ago 20 observ
ell tho rules Of warfare ON whic
President Wilson insisted IN hi
latest note 10 tho kaiser.
II was felt that this was al N
United states could ask. startin
on such basis. Germany unque'
tionably would no; dud I, hard. sai
oficials. 10 make showing sati
factory 60 the Washington govern
ment.
Various possibilities were SUI
gested:
The attack on the liner might :
denied and IFS destruction attrib'
ted 10 striking a mine.
N might DO represented that "
Arabic executed msncuver white
justified tho submarine command,
IN believing the ship vas about
ram him or 20 attempt an escape
The white Star boat was pe
hsps accidentally hit by torpe,
intended for the Dunsisy.
or n might be that the submArir
The Detroit times., 1915-08-25
Fs eiscT a tIIvTts
o. w no sgI5aTlosceea0X nj
n - -. sito NE .WNh5sGEES

All %. a {. steamers Operate under
Central standard uInc.
For Cleveland. FntsburHh end all
points south and rast--iA.iy lO.t6 y
nm rare % Cleveland. l4I5, fltts-
burgh. $3.50
DnyiiGht Trips 10 Cleveland Tues.
day. Wednesday Tbursday and sat
uriey s8O n "a. haro a. 90.
For UuratO and all points east
osiir 8 b. M Fare 50 so one way.
1850 round trip
por MacEtnHc Island and way Ports
Monday ana saturdays, $50 3, M,
We'd sdnys and Fridays. $50 IN.
specIsI steamer 80 NHckiDRc isihnd
--rsvo rips weekly MundaYh $50
/. m Thursdays 3 80 q, m. so stops
en- route except Alpeua' each dlrec-
ton.
a.y ~t,IeveianN, 81 So Buhalo. - Nj
sgarn Fails. 1850 round trip tor
,fsTsportation, returning IN time for
business Monday.
s,,t.roo0 Accomnoda lions Upper
BERN. s. lower berth. slboi whole
TICKrT OFFICES Thivd Ave,
yh.rf. faT woodward Ave. tMsies-
Ue BIdgJ. 90 Fort ~. West.
D~trs1 I1~s- Jew rristIss Dept
Main 6blO,
The Detroit times., 1915-08-25

Dispatches received here tas AFTER
noon from Athens said me 'Aoie
southern tip az Gsl.poa peninsula
Oss being rocked hv 're Are from
biz guns
Several units 81 th~ allied feet
have re-sntered the strait and are
engaging Ire forts or both sides
Toe French are attacking rear
Kri'hla ana BY steady Ess have
made more rfecsr.-fe ere c1 1on
o. inc 4u.s rslr csc pat1.- .ies
side
The Detroit times., 1915-08-25

he lost his JOB on account ~ SLACK
tines Rather than s'arvs he vsnt
20 work digging sewers. and IN
wife be said vlas 80 Inundated
that she told bin 70 20 jump Of ths
Broa1-st bridge instead. Oforgs
came 20 Detroit ard got a divorce
The decree vas for dessrtion Cor
Sin tosti'ying that tis e,fe hal 70
psst-diy refused ~ Join hin here
D.1rr divorces were granted 49,
follows by fudge Murphy. Wednss
lay
N=tie from Charles r Bleach. D.
sert0n. Greco from Franklin ~
iorgiey. nou-svpport Albert from
Minnie saisno. fsssrti0n Grace
from Louis Cook. non-suppori Ola
from Oscsr :. Cromley nonsupport
The Detroit times., 1915-08-25
= all WHITE STAR LINE

Eastern standard Time. F1 ...
FLATS anc PORT HURON way purt.
ateamer loves Detroit daily q.
I'D. 78O p m. and 4 90 p Boz 4f..
hyn only. a m and 30 u m
For To- EDO daily $40 n n a.
Sis H. m Sundays only $40
and Z p n. For SUGAR fSfAEn
sverr west day 3 80 a. m. every r.t,s
dsy $50 . m, 2 no a m. 900
and 800 . m. wharf foot % on.
wotd.rt
The Detroit times., 1915-08-25
WAR SCALE

Nau--l'll give you quarter FOR
tat prairie chicken. boy
HOy-SDrry. mister But owing 70
an de- prairie chickens 30 Europe be.
'az saulhIlated Nv stray bullets de-
price hez riz % jO-csnts.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-25

FStrtiHE, TIE pisia asat kiHd--shaf
u riEbt--Iim~s Jsh psst.--Hsia fEzu,
The Detroit times., 1915-08-25

Oklahoma LEADS On Indian p0pula
lion. III .s0T. Arizona nest
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ARABIC INCL
DENT MAY
OPEN WAY

cCostinsed from Page on..,
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MARRIES GIRL
TO REFORM HER

fContinued from Peg ons.l
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ALLIES GAIN IN
STRAITS FIGHTING;
SLAN RETREAT

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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1915-03-10
PERSONALS
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES


Mrs. L. Bowser returned last
Thursday from Elcho.
Herman Englestead returned
Thursday from trip to Wausau.
Miss Irene Pickett visited at
Clearwater Yesterday between
trains.
John West visited with friends
down the line for several DAYS
last week
VIM Weiland and Miss Marie
Miller are down today from
Phelps.
Robert Thurston transacted
business at Rhinelander last
week Friday.
7. j. Minkley of the Sand Lake
club, was visiting at the county
seat yesterday,
Mrs. 0. c. Luther left this fore
noon for a visit with her daugh-
ter at Rhinelander.
Assemblyman E. A. Everett re-
turned Monday morning to his
legislative duties at Madison.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Hanson of
Pioneer district are visiting this
week with numerous old-time
friends in and near Ironwood.
Mrs. Joseph NJ Keith, who has
been visiting her parents, the
| Dolanskis southwest of town,
left Monday for Davenport, Ia.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wander
wort of Lost lake, accompanied
by Miss Agnes Gander of Found
lake, were county seat visitors
Saturday.
Walter Shipper left Thursday
morning for Manitowoc. For
two months past he has been the
guest of his brother Anton. who
lives on Cranberry lake.
Peter LaChance and John H.
Frank, of the town OF State Line,
passed through the county seat
Monday on their way home
from business trip to Amigo.
Mrs. VIM. O'Neal and little
daughter of Long lake dam was
down the greater part of last
week visiting at he Van Bus
sum home, returning home Mon
ldav
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1915-03-10
Purchased Automobiles.

A carload of Maxwells were
unloaded Saturday. Two of the
automobiles will go to James
Mikkelson and F. w. Reedy at
Phelps and one to H. ]. Ober-
hotter of Eagle River. A new
Maxwell will also 60 to Chas.
Kuhn at Found lake.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1915-03-10
LICENSED
Undertaken
Notice of Sale.
First pub March 3-last march ]

Notice OF sale.
State OF Wisconsin, County Court for Villas
County.
In the matter OF the Estate of Bridget Walsh
deceased.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue and in
pursuance OF an order of license made in said
matter by the county court of Villas county
ON the End day of March. A ID. 1915, the I'M
dersigned administrator will, on the 25th day
OF March A. d. 1915, at ten O'Clock A. M. at
the front door OF the court house, in the viz
lage OF Eagle River, in Villas county, offer for
sale at public auction. the following des-
cribed land situated in the county OF Villas,
to- wit;
Lot Four of Block One plat of Northeast
Quarter of Northwest Quarter of Section
Thirty-thr Township Forty North, of
Range Ten East.
The terms of sale will be cash.
rated March 2. 1918.
w. j. WALSH
Administrator of the Estate OF
Bridget w ash. Deceased.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1915-03-10

Pure Bred Guernsey Bull.
A pure bred Guernsey bull was
received Friday by N. M. En-
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1915-03-10
WOMEN'S PROGRAM
TUESDAY, March 3Oth, at 2 p. n
TUESDAY, MARCH 3Oth, 1915, 10 a. m.

Demonstration: The Prepa alton of Potatoes and
Their Place in the Diet ....... Mrs Nellie Kedze lone
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1915-03-10
WEDNESDAY, March 31st

Programs are subject to changes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-21
MARTIN FOR SENATE LEADER
Virginia senator Expected to Bc Choice
of Majority.

WASHINGTON. ID. G., February 90
When Congress is rcorgan!Z.d. Senator
Thomas S. Martin. Of Virginia. will be
elected floor leader of the Democratic
majority. unless plans now being ar
ranged miscarry. Senator John w
Kern. OF Indiana. who holds the place
now, will he elected president pro
tcmporc of the Senate. succeeding Sen
ntor James II. Clarke, of Arkansas, who
is sl?tcd for defeat because he led the
revolt Of the seven Democratic Scna-
tors against the administration ship
ping hill
because In" so-callcd progressive
created 4 sentiment that the senior
Virginia senator was not in sympathy
with the Wilson policies, Mr.. Martin
was turned down for this place when
the Democrats got control OF the upper
branch OF Congress two years ago
senator Martin. however. along with
Senator simmons. OF North Carolina
and others who had been put in the
reactionary class. has proven to be
the mainstav Of the President in put
ting through progressive legislation In
the Scnat"
IL is no secret In Washington that
Wilson's advisers now believe the
ship purchase bin could have been put
through the Senate had the handling
OF that measure been left TO the Vir-
ginla Senator.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-21
TURKISH STATEMENT
ON BOMBARDyIENU,

AMSTERDAM. February 90 (via Lon
don).-A dispatch from Constantinople
gives this official Turkish statement:
Early Saturday morning British and
french ships renewed their lombard
ment or the outer forts Of the Oar
danellcs. firing 400 shots, without much
success. Ono soldier was slightly
wounded by fragment OF stone.
Eight armorcd Anglo French ships
bombnrded the outer forts Of the Dar-
danellcs for seven hours without
silencing them. The enemy fired shots
from guns Of great calibre.
Three hostile arnored ships were
damaged. Ono OF them. flagship,
was damaged severely"
Another version OF the Turkish re-
port. received here from Constanti-
noplc, says that on the Turkish side
one man was killed and another slight
ly injured.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-21
BOARD ADOPTS NEW
HIGH SCHOOL LIST
Action Deferred on Offer of B. F.
Johnson Company to Cut
Price.
STUART HAS PAINTING SPELL
Refuses to Yield to Exhaustion
From Overwork, and Stays
Until Adjournment
STUART HAS PAINTING SPELL
Governor Cancels
All Engagements is

On advice OF phyHicinns. Gov
ernor stuart will tnke several days
of complete rest Indoors. Follow
ing sudden fuintinE spell while
attending meeting of the state
Hoard OF Education yerterdny after
noon. the Governor wns e1nmIn~d
by Dr. George Ben Johnston last
night
DIR. Johnnton stated later that he
did not conKidcr the Governor
condition ns In any way serious or
alarming. but TINT he had overtaxed
his nfrenEth, and hRd commented on
advice of PhysicInns TO take n COM
piete rest before the General An
scmbly again convenes.
IL wns recalled that the Governor
hns been Mt his office several nights
during the past week until mid
night or later.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-21
STEAMER TORPEDOED
WITHOUT WARNING
Three Important Features
Outstanding in War News

THREE important announcements
u furnish the outstnndinE features
In the latest reports concerning the
European wnr. The British and
French mediterranean fleets nre
carrying vigorous bOmbnr,I-
ment of the Dnrdnneiles forts, the
hrnt seriOus attack made ut this
point by tho allied wurshipn. The
termnn forces huvc been dcfeutcd
mt the fortress of Ossowetz, north
east OF Lnnizu, Itusalnn Poland, nc
curding to adviccs from N inember
Of the RuSsiun general stnH. A
Germnn submarine hns made it's
way into the Irish Sen md tor
ped0ed 81 British cOassinS steamer
near the route taken by trnusut-
inntic steamer. to md from Liver
pool.
The attnck on the DardaneIles .vns
begun Friday and con tinued tn rough
out Saturday.
At onsovet., IL In reported. the
German invaders suffered heavy
Losses after "A stubborn artillery
battle. and are retreatinE to tho
East Prussinn frontier.
The British steamer which met
disaster In the Irish Sea was the
Cnmbank, which vns torpedoed east
OF I.inas Point by German sub
marine without warning. Three
members OF the crew were killed.
md fourth was drowned, the re-
mnindcr being saved.
In the western theatre of war
there has been cannonading In Hell
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-21
HOSPITAL CORPS CAPTURED
Surgeons and Nurnes mt wilma Made
Prisoners by Germans.


Prisoners by Germans.
PETROGRAD. February 20 (via Lon
don).-Reports to the French hospital
here from Wilma. near the East Prussian
frontier. tell OF the capture by Ger
mans OF tho wilma French hospital
corps. Except Manager Richard and
DR.. Kopp. who were absent from the
hospital, the entire corps. including
Chief Surgeon Chesson. IL Is said were
taken prisoner
The corps had been universally com
mended for Its exceptional service. 1t
had been engaged since tho beginning
of the war In sending dying detach-
rnents TO the front. and had been al
most constantly under German fire.
on previous occasion one doctor
and several nurses, while bandaging
wounded on the field, were surrounded
by German cavalry and ordered to
surrender. but detachment of Cos
sacks rescued them
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-21
PRIESTS HELD FOR RANSOM
Native Roman Catholic Clergy I'm Mex
leo city Are Prisoners.

WASHINGTON. February 20-Arl
the native Roman Catholic clergy in
Mexico City are being held for a $780,
GOO ransom, according to official ad-
vices from diplomatists in the Mcxi-
can capital. The only priests exempted
are those OF foreign nationality, who
have been ordered to leave the coun-
try.
Several days ago the State Depart
nent was informed that General
Obregon. In command of the capital,
intended to levy Il special tax on Cath
Ollie Church property. but ii was not
understood he had gone to the length
OF imprisoning priests.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-21
DR.. BLANCO VISITS u. S.
Round of Entertainments Being Ar
ranged for rruRuaIn Minister.

WASHINGTON. February 2o-A
round Of official entertainments are
being arranged by the State Depart
mcnt In honor OF Dr. Juan Carlos
Blanco, truguain Minister of Public
Works. arriving In New York 10 -day
10 return the visit OF Secretary Root
in 1906. and TO represent Uruguay at
the Panama Pacific Exposition DR..
Blanco will come TO Washington next
week. y The State Department will,
designate government official TO ac-
company him during his stay In the
United States
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-21
FORTS REPLY IN LIVELY
MANNER TO WARSUIps

ATHENS, February 20 (via London)
1t Is reported here the Anglo French
fleet destroyed Turkish forts on the
Asiatic side of the Dardanellcs during
the bombnrdment this morning The
forts on the European side subsequent
ly were attacked. and are still firing.
powder magazine on tho Asiatic
side or the Dardanclles exploded dur
ing the bombardment by the allied
heets. The forts replied in lively
manner to the fire Of the warships but
without success
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-21
INDIAN LEADER DEAD
Hon. Gopnl ISrishnn GokhnIe Devoted
to Cause of Education.

BOMBAY. February 20 (via London).
Hon Gopal Krishna Gokhale. an In
dian leader. who was president OF tho
India Congress in 1905, is dead here.
For twenty years he had devoted him
self to the cause OF education among
his Mahratta countrymcn by serving
as professor In Ferguson College
He was forty mine years old.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-21
"DlNAH" HAS A SWEETHEART
Only Gorilla I'm Captivity weep~ when
Little Memo" Leaves Her Cage
ISpec!al TO The T,mes-Di.no,

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
NEW YORK, February 20.-Dinah.
the only gorilla in captivity. who is
suffering from locomotor ataXia. Will
recover. her attending physicians be-
lieve to-day, because she haa found a
sweetheart. The sweetheart Is a
mongrel dog. who strayed into the
Bronx Zoo. and which has been chris
tened Little Memo" D.nnh weeps
every time the dog leaves her cage.
The dog, in turn. won't let even the
keeper disturb Dinah when she sleeps
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-21
KENNEDY SURRENDERS
Sixth Mnn Held In Connection with
Murder OF oliver.

LEESBURG, GA, February 20-Min-
ter Kennedy, merchant, OF Smithvillc,
for whom warrant had been issued,
charging murder in connection with the
assassination here on Wednesday night
of. a. ID. oliver, n banker to-day sur
rendered to the county authorities
Thus far six men have been arrested
for alleged participation in tho crime.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-21

Eium md nlonE the whole front ns
far nv nnd Including Rheims. In the
Champagne district the Miles have
repuiscd several countcrnttacl<a and
nude fresh proEress north OF Perthcs.
At Les Epnrges. southeast of Vcr-
dun, the allies on Saturday delivered
fresh nttark. nfter having repuise,l
the siNth cOunternttucl< by the Ger
mnnS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-21
ARRESTED IN CANAL ZONE
Former Key West Tx Collector short
S25,G00 In His Accounts

KEY WEST. FLA, February CO.
Theodore a. Sweeting. former tax col
lector here. who is wanted in connec-
tion with an alleged shortage OF about
$4,000 In his accounts. has been ar
rested in the Panama Canal Zone, ac-
cordtng to cablegram received to day
by Sheriff Jaycocks. Sweeting has been
missing for several weeks
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-21
WONDERFUL EXPOSITION
At SAN FRANCISCO OPENS
All Records for First-Day Attendance
Broken, Total Being In Neighbor-
hood OF 100000.
LANE IS PRESIDENTS ENVOY
Dedicatory Ceremonies Made as Sim
pie and Short as Possible-NViIson,
In White House, Touches Key
That Inaugurates Great Fair.

SAN FRANCISCO. CAL. February 90.
All records for exposition first day
attendance were broken to-day at the
opening or the Panama Pacific Inter-
national Exposition. BY o'clock the
turnstiles had clicked off $4,000 ndmis-
sions. and II was expected that by mid :
night the total would have reached
more than 100000. The previous record
was 1853 at the opening day OF the
ST. Louis Worlds Fair in l9OI
Ihe crowd was spectacle in itself
1t filled the grandstands, it packed tho
great courts and cOncourSes. il poured
through the aiSlcs, il ovcrfiowcd from
the sidewalks into the avenues, from
the hills to the bay in unendlng rivers
OF bobbing heads.
AS tho Presidents personal envoy.
Secretary Lane was heard with the
closest attention.. In the more solemn
passages OF his Grafton the vibrations
or his voice stirred the audience in SYM
pathy, and there were tears In many
eyes as he pointed to the Slender,
dauntless, ploddng figure standing be-
side two oxen which looked down upon
the Court of Nations. where East and
West come face TO face"
"tMERICAN PIONEER"
Is ORATORS THEME
That hgurc was the American pioneer
His suffcrings and triumphs were tho
orators theme This exposition was his
mouse IN which should be taught tho
gospel of an advancing democracy,
strong, valiant, confident. conquerng
Without him there had been no cyposi-
ton. no San Francisco.
AS President Wilson opened the ex-
position with the touch OF button in
the White House. the suns long slant
ing rays glinted in Il miniature rainbow
through the squirting streams Of tho
Fountain Of Energy that was at that
moment unleashcd
Flags of all the nations rose on mani
fold poles and pinnaclcs. Signal bombs
were dctonatcd from towers. An aero
plane circlcd about the Tower Of
Jewels, scattering doves OF peace. The
doors of the Palace OF Machinery swung
open, and the exhibits within were seen
in motion.
The dcdicatory ceremonies were MAIDS
citizens, headed by Governor Hiram w.
Johnson and Mayor Rolph, represent
ing the State and the city. were well
coined To the grounds by the officers
and directors Of the exposition, and
Federal officials. Addresses were dcliv-
cred by President G. G. Mooc OF the cx-
position; pr. Frederick J. V. SkiH d.
rector in chief; Governor Johnson and
Secretary Lane.
shortly after noon the grounds were
given over unrcscrvcdly to the peoplc
The exposition will be open on sun
days. ON next Monday the Vanderbilt
automobile cup race will take place, to
be followed five days later by the Grand
priX race.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-21

N. Pokke~vky KozelI. Ruasinn
minister to Roumnnia, stated, In a
report to the Russinn Foreign Min
lister. that, according to such fnfor-
nation nH he Ind been nbIc to &C
cure, Roumnnin would tnkc sides
neither for nor against Russin md
her allies. hut would continue her
present policy OF armed md watch
full neutrality.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-21

The Austriuns announce TINT In
Southeastern Gnlicin the Russinna
hhve been unable to maintain their
posftions north OF Nndwornn, and
hnve retired In the direction OF
Stnnislnu.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-21

An Austrian aeroplanc now over
Ccttfnte, capital of Montenegro, on
February IS, dropping nine bombs,
which killed two women and
wounded four children, according
TO n semio fIiciai announcement made
I'm Paris.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-21
PRESIDENT SIGNALS
OPENING nT> JsSIU

WASHINGTON. February oO-Prcsi-
dent Wilson stood at a little table in
the great East Room OF the White
House at 3 o'clock this afternoon and
held down the key OF a gold tclr-
graph instrument for few brief
seconds.
The connection formed by the closing
or that Key sent an impulse flashing
across the continent directly into the
grounds OF tho Panama Pacific EN-
position at San Francisco, where IL ar
rived exactly at noon, and thus sig
halcd tn" opening OF the greatest en-
position the world has ever seen.
The signal in fact. was sent in duplI-
Continued on Second PaEc0
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-21

Fighting liz I'm progress almost
everywhere along the Carpnthiun
'front.'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-21

THE NERinEsT WAY TO BALTIMORE"
York River. Chesapeake Bay. $40 j. NJ
Only $50 and superior service. %. f.. Main
street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-21

In the western theatre of war
there has been cannonadinE In Bel-