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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-02-19

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acknowledgements ooer 2ciniomeu
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fulfltet miro.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-02-19

IN Der dilia neuc o~nac0rodeaer
3riItcIoIlon Dcr0icnt onher 0us
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rftnlnla ldnn 0urd) cine griinolide
@cncralreiniauIl1 mo Gesinfcftion
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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-02-19
4riefRa(fen oes Gan0rat6s.

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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-02-19

6rou Marie u. III e. Mont. 9o5
&ciocn Sbrer @iihncr lit nidt 4ipp.
lonbern fomnlt pom lteberiiittcrli.
t@cben Sic Den @iibnern ctlpns HiSi
misoI fGnitpr Sin Elm, filttern Sic
lpcnig, obcr 70 picl @riln5clg OILS
mo9lidl.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-02-19
.febler beim Rdudern BON !fleiib.

man oos NIaiid, in trodcnen
9tnlldl 10 miro linn nid,t MIR ein
Sbeil oes @oiiers ~cltsoqcn, ionocrn
cS 6rin9eu aud f1uInibmi0rige Be
itmotheile oes Houdles (~brenjlide
Nelc Inn &reoiOt) III 6o5iel6e uno
crhGbe.l ieine Multborfcit. @InGt
man nagcgen 6leiid IN nit &olier
gciottigten 9tnuh, mic Dies eben piel.
fnd n%orfonlplt, io trodnet e3 rpcrli
ger aus, Dos @oiier idId9t iiM il
mnnden 6allen lnGar olf oa& Gleiidl
nie0er, mobei es crfohrung3acnldb
if)on mobrcno ocS Hal1dcrn@ per
oirbt. Srodener, fir 6oS 8oudcrlt
rortbcilhaftcr Nalid) er5engt man
ourd, Serbrcnmtng bon burrcm
&ol5. na.nentlid, bon Midorp.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-02-19

4uQ. y. in Nj. gSi@. Ilbr Gadbar
bcliGt cine Sub. oeren Miild 3 9ro.
sent mlfpciit Sic bnQeqen cine nit
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Qiuno ieiner N}iIdl ebeniopici Stale
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meiuiGcn. 9Ser hot Neht frogct
Sic2
&hr Nohbor bot qon5 rcdt. Ntntl
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&uttcrfobrif uid,t Die TolmlIdl 5t
Iieiern %lon6ern nur Sen Hohri. ocni
Der Nuttcriobrifont bcrehnot bed
mr. hieieH. sic idlucren hpll0noi
idlcn Noilcu lieferu cine pelia lett
reihe Wild, Die Ieid)tc 2Scricnroiic
~blnaeQer cine iehr feitc. Ole : his 5
4rosent 6etta,bolt ouimcilen fam.
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tcnipcrdtur nod redlt gltt oiSrundleH.
natncm lie ciulnul an nicic nicoriQe
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tam mon 0a6urh. oo5 III Die SIT.
lie bel toItem &ettcr mnglid,it nicI
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8in6 lcbr fult mo lu~lon0eretui
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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-02-19
sansrath, ..WOlfspoa". va SroHe. ssis.

ipoIht nit elncm IN loliea Muiier &c.
toudtcn Sdmamm Die h~crollSgetrc.
tcnc @telle. orildt bctmtiom oen
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nn0 bcobddltct tic bcim fortgeicBtcn
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nod clui9e Mtole bcin 2c0cn ielbit
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die micoer hermlStrctet, oilcin tag
lid meltiger. mo noh micocrboltcni
&crlobrcn miro in firr5er Belt mieNcr
Dos norlnalc &crlaltuiB eintreten,
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den" III Gin 5ltr @ottung oMdr0cr"
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Sits iebr abnlidl iiebt uno nod) Der
@niiht Der meiitcu 9t%otltriorldcr nur
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2ciRcn Vci6. rotbc AnQen bat ul0 iih
lebr cmpirnblIh gcacu Die 0dite
5eigt.
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iiIpt cin GHioifd roa 5dlmolS r.'
mlG0rnbe9 Stilt Butter mo / Sbec
loIfei noll Snl5 blnau, aibt Die 3ucrit
dnqcritbrte Gltontiidt bIIisu berar,
bcitet dlcs qut nit cinem 2oiiel nn0
init Nrotpiontlcl bolbpoll nit Sen
EclQ. Gonu 0cben laiich biS hlc
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den loiieu. Z.,dcs prot bot sen
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iur @uhncr bnlten. bic no his 80
Gier oos Snbr legcu; NutHer. Die ne
niger etcr le9en, b~c3nbIci lid, bci Ser
theureu Acknowledgements ciuinh
uidt nichr. @ieuiel Timo Su1ner
utter Sie mr. 700 @ilbner bciothi
acit, tam idl ,Sbrcn niht ioaclt. 3li
nddit tommt rs oi.i Die Art Der Der
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-02-19

2n@ Ilciidl iol clio nid,t nur
bon u d, ionNcrn oltdl oenii0clS
pon trofcner @uft mnitromt lper
bcrL mgI on5 Haud)ern iopohl Gin
Iu$trotlien dis nlth ein 0urhorin
gen init goltfbeitanotbeilen bejipt
den inll. @ut ocrdld)ertcs Glciid,
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-02-19

qclltpcttcr pcrlncn0ct mer0cll. Tlcl
lodi qeben oltd Sd)nuB iuup Salo
mo dlcnliid)c Stofie Die &croulul'
lung 81 elmer Grtronfltng oh.
sic 9ehonblun9 leitet mlon 10 cirL.
OoB man 5unod)it Die Mollt bon ser,
mbnften0en &rllitcn nit Seifc mo
Soilcr permittclit zines lcincnen
happens. nit Dem Die &ruitcm allf-
Qcpeiht mcrbcL poriidltig rcinigt.
SclbItpcritdnolih n%liiiien oorber sic
Scare pcrmittcls elmer Sd,ere GRIND
lid, entfernt merocn. lo6nm oesinfl-
5irt mo bic 6lode. irofnct tie,
cncntucIl, mn bas 9eIanlmtc Sdller
Nriinolid 81 cn%tfernen. nit SpirituS
Of un0 puocrt oli oielelbe ein Strell-
pulper oltf, am bcIten cine Miidung
bon @erhl1nrc nit Soooiorn I'M
&crhaltniB ron | 81 5 ooer refine
pulpcriirte @crbiourc. M0hreno
Scr S~chdnolunQ miiIicn 6ie Sbierc
i'm Stnil gcholtcn meroen. Sinh be
rcitS in 6eu Sdlrunoen nno Hiiien
@%ud,ernn0cn uorlonben, 10 mer0eu
oieieIbcn Qeott unb 5nor nit ciner
&oaeniteinl0iung (@oGenitein III
Spiritus 9cl0it 1900 ooer nit iein
pillnerltrtem &upfcrbitriol nocr put
pcritrtcm ioIpcteriouren AIci.
= = 4
Sic brittle Art Der Morfe lit oio
ipQcnanutc 9runbmoute Die
arnnfhcit tritt %gciuobulidl pIoBIid,
nif. 0os Gbier gebt labli mo miro
gcnall unterluht 70 finoct man OH
elmer Stelle I'M 5eiieIgelenf cine
c~nt5iinolid)e SdDellung uno oie
Nnut meih un0 nad)gibig. Bel Yfer,
oen GuBerIt empfinblid), uno aus
Scr erfrnntten @outitcae tritt cine
rotbgefarbte 6liiiiiateit 5utoee. @db.
reno Ginger Gage nebmen Die
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-02-19

SSie man Ieiituno&fubi9eS Sicb
mr. ooNllrdl aeminnen fam, boB cS
III Der Sugcio reidlid) ernohrt uno
y beIahi9t miro, SIT padien uno ooS
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-02-19
Dds Diinoen iunoer paan,en.

lcite Nohrnng sir &criiioun9; ooge
gen libero1 oort, iuo bie 0ulaitotic
5u tier llc0cn DOcr bcim Nuiaanqe
Der Sootcn nod GIT mciig 5erieet
lInS. Miilinm mo b%itnoerno milf
len Die junacn GfldnSdlen ibre @ur.
5e!n crit in Die Sditten iol0elt, no
ne cloIih oenllg Nabruna iinocn.
2aritbcr ccrGeht oft ole bette 3cit
rlr oos &odStbmm mo nllr idlpcr
last lid' iilr lie matfmoI ons @cr-
'oltrnte nodbolcrl; iie iino uid,t ini
Stonhe. Die 0unatroit oes 9oocns
aus yrnutcn.
Evening journal., 1915-05-12
KRAEUS DRAWS
NEAR LIES END
Gallows on Which He Will
Hang on Friday Is
Erected
DEATH WATCH
is ON GUARD

Workmen this afternoon began|
erecting the gallows at the New Cas-
tie County Workhouse, on which Pc
ter Krakus, alais Melba. alais kelson.
will die on Friday morning for the
murder of Patrolman Francis y.
Tierney at Sixth and Market streets
on Saturday. March 6. With but y
few hours more to live. the death
watch has been placed before the cell
of the condemned man.
w. A. Mullen is stationed before the
cell at night while the other guards at
the institution are stationed there in
relays during the day. This precau-
ton is taken to prevent Krakus from
attempting TO harm himself.
Krakui has been watched carefully
since he was sentenced. but he has
made no signs Of weakening. The
Workhouse guards are marveling at
his nerve. He sleeps as soundly as a
young child with nothing on its mind.
He eats heartily. and the spare time,
which usually falls heavy on a con-
demned man, is spent in reading his
prayer book
Evening journal., 1915-05-12
EVANGELIST CALLS
MEN TO Repent
No Salvation, Gypsy Smith
Says, If Full Submission
Is DOdged
ODD FELLOWS
HEAR THE SERMON

One hundred members of the l. o.
q. r.. headed by Grand Master of the
State of Delaware, ]. I. Magee, and
William A. Lang. Grand Master OF
Eden Lodge, heard Gypsy Smith IN
Delaware Avenue Church last night
preach on Repent Ye, and Believe
the Gospel" The speaker said
Repentance is the fundamental
doctrine of the New Testament, and
has never been a very popular one.
We have been lowering the standard
making It easy for people to join
church. because we say to them only
believe. but we never say repent.
The devil believe and trembles, but
does not obey the Sol of God. The
simple fact of your name being on
the Church roll does not mean that II
is i'm the Lambs book of life. IL you
dodge repentance you are not a CHRIS
tian. Christ preached repentance.
"What is repentance? / will tell
vou what it Is not. 1t is not convic-
IlOns IL IS nol ooiAbW HNN e.. :.
so sorry of sin that you Will quit II
and have nothing more to do with II
IL YOU can't be a Christian in busl'
ness then lose your business and save
/ your soul. God is never fooled oil
bribed. God longs to come into your
heart and life and change you IRON
what you are into what He woulC
have YOU be. You owe everything yol
have to the Son of God, and plea'
with you to open your heart to th'
Son of God. VIII you do III" -,
Arthur Price sang where Is VI
Wandering Boy Tonightw This after
{ noon Miss Henderson will hold a meet
ING for women only in the church pan
lor. Mr.. Smith will preach both morn
ing and evening next Sunday. IN
Ushers' Union will meet next Monda
evening at 7.30 TO transact routine bus
ness and then adjourn to hear Mr.. Smit
civ. his lecture "From Gypsy Tent
Pulpit" ~
On Thursday night the p, B. q "
railroad employees will attend the meet
ing. A brass octette will play durin
the meeting, triple male quartet va
sing. and Howard Butler will sing b
request "My Wonderful Dream"
The Knights Of the Golden Eagle WI
attend the service tonight. On frida
evening Mr.. Smith will speak to wome
only.
Evening journal., 1915-05-12
Volunteer BOARD
As Child LABOR AID
Miss eannetteEckman' Sug-
geStiOn to Be Followed
by Commission
TAKE UP CASES OF
BOY LAMPLIGHTERS

At the meeting of the State Labor
Commission yesterday afternoon an
interesting report was made by Miss
Jeanette Eckman, dealing with her
operations as field worker for the
General Service Board. She stated
that she found that a number of COM
missioners, public officials and social
workers in other States were interest
ed in the new Delaware Labor Com
mission and the benefit of their prac-
tical experience and advice was
readily available to them. Miss Eek
man told what is being done in some
other States along similar lines.
II is more than probable that the
Delaware commission will find many
problems which it cannot attack di-
rectly at present. either for the cause
OF expediency or for lack of time,
hut which could be successfully dealt
with by volunteer advisory board"
Miss Eckman said.
Discussion following the reading of
the paper, led to a formal resolution
TO act on the suggestion Of volun-
tary advisory board for the commits
sion. Invitations will be extended
accordingly TO various citizens of the
State in whatever manner will in
sure a broad representation of all
the interests concerned in the work
of the commission.
A letter offering cooperation from
the local affiliated branch of the Ma
tional Child Labor Committee and
signed by DR.. Joseph p. Wales, presi-
dent, was read and favorably received.
The secretary was instructed to COM
| municate with the committee.
William J. McCorkindale. manager
Of the Wilmington Gas Company. and
Mr. Fox. we're present 10 ascertain
the law and the commissions position
with regard to the lamp lighters en-
ployed by the company. Mr.. McCork-
indale's presentation of the work OF
boys employed for this purpose was
full of interest. and showed his ap.
probation of all phases of the subject
The Gas Company wished to abide by
the law without working any hard
ships to the boys or to the parents
who we're forced to let their children
help out with their own support. Sat
isfactory agreements were reached.
There was full discussion of eigh
separate decisions of Attorney Genera
Wolcott on difficult points in the law
The commission is very eager to fol
low out the full intent of the law Il
the very best advantage of the chill
dren. A record is being kept of all tn
ambiguous points and decisions made
in order to avoid future difficulties.
Evening journal., 1915-05-12
FUNERAL OF JOHN HARE.

Tn funeral of John Hare, assistant
treasurer of the Ogden-Howard Com
pany, took place from his late home.
No. S29 West Ninth street, at 2 o'clock
this afternoon and was largely at
tended. There we're many handsome
floral tributes. The services we're
conducted by the Rev. r. L. Jackson.
Members of Eureka Lodge. II. and A.
NJ, attended in a body and conducted
services at the graveside i'm the Will
mington and Brandywine cemetery.
The pallbearers were selected from
the lodge.
Evening journal., 1915-05-12
sPEcIAL MEETINGs AT sT. PArLs.

At ST. Paul's Methodist Episcopal
Church tonight, four meetings will be
held. AZ 7.3O o'clock there will be a
meeting for probationers only. At
7.45 o'clock a special service. AN
Evening With the Minister of the Will
mington Conference Following this
a special meeting of the choir to re-
hearse music for tomorrow nights
Ascension Day services, and a spe-
cial musical entertainment at tho
close The meetings are public.
Evening journal., 1915-05-12
newark READY FOR
state Federation
Cordial Reception Awaits
Delegates to WOmen's
Club Meeting
VOTING DELEGATES
ARE ANNOUNCED

Special 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEWARK. May 12-When the dele
gates from The various clubs through
out the State TO the eighteenth an
rual meeting OF the Delaware State
Federation OF Women's Clubs arrive
IN Newark tomorrow morning for the
two days session. they will find
program Of entertainment that
promises to surpass that Of any
other town where the federation has
been entertained in the past Com
mittees Of the local New Century
Club have been working hard for
weeks 10 perfect plans TO make the
visit Of their fellow club women one
that they will not soon forget
A committee will meet all delegates
AZ the trains and escort them 10 the
Delaware College oratory. where the
meetings will be held. in automobiles
There will be something OF interest
on the program every minute OF the
two days stay In Newark.
The complete list OF voting dele
gates who have been named by the
various clubs to attend the meeting
follows:
Felton-Mrs. ]. W. Reynolds and
Miss Ada Warren.
Lewes-Mrs. William Hooker and
Mrs. George Tunenll.
Wyoming Lee Seminar, Mrs.
Fred Clark and Mrs. Crossmore.
Delmar-Mrs. No. p. Freeny and
Miss NJ. L. Slemon.
Wilmington-Mrs ]. Allen Colby,
Miss Mary Matker, Miss Alice Smyth,
Mrs. L. c. Kent. Mrs. William Field,
Miss Emma Worrall and Mrs. II. r.
Ewes.
Rehoboth-Miss Mary l.. Powers
and Mrs. Emma j. Dick.
Dover-Mrs. Mary NJ. Wolcott, Mrs
c. c. Short and Mrs George Tebo.
Seaford--Mrs y. G. Emery, Mrs. A.
H. Lord and Mrs. VIII James
Georgetown--Mrs. George Lynch
and Miss Julia Burton.
Bridgeville-M Ray Heydrick
Mrs. r. Anderson and Mrs. NJ. Green
Milton-Miss Clara Vaughn anC
Mrs Joseph Lank.
Harrington--Mrs.J John Walker ant
Mrs Alfred Walker.
Smyrna--Mrs. John W. Clifton
Miss Eba Wilds and Mrs. l.. lrvini
Handy.
Miford-Mrs. George II. Hall an'
Miss Edith Simpson.
Middletown-Miss Eliza Green, Mrs
c. Brady Green and Mrs. Howar'
Poole
Delaware city--Mlss Florence Hal
and Miss Lydia Broadway.
Isaurel--Mrs. Noia Marvel and Mis-
Nina Valiant.
New Castle-Mrs. r. de II. Janviel
Mrs J. NJ Wilson and Mrs. +. /
Liahtner.
Wilmington Sunshine Society-Mri
George W. Dorsey. Jr. Mrs. W. N
.Pyle and Mrs. James Melvin.
A Wilmington Washington Height
y Club-Mrs. c. D. Garretson, Mrs. VII
81 liam d. Inderlied and Miss Madelin
Raihy.
Newark Mrs. Harry Hayward an
Mrs. Charles B. Evans.
Evening journal., 1915-05-12
GERMANS RETAKE
French Trenches
IN NIGHT BATTLE
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trians The enemy has come on in
Irresistible numbers. the report says,
and Il has been necessary for the
Russians gradually TO retire. In the
movement. the Russians have taken
all Of their cannon, munitions and
camp equipment with them.
The many Russian prisoners taken
BY the Germans are said TO have been,
for the most part wounded who were
unable to follow the gradual Russian
retreat. The Russian lines in Galicia
are now said to be hold new positions
and checking the German advance.
Ia the Baltic provinces the Germans
are now reported to be slowly retreat
ing. the Russian forces there having
been heavily reinforced.
Evening journal., 1915-05-12
Tack and BURNING
Lamp start FIRE
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not yet reached by the flames. The
building, which was three-story
stone structure. was Quilted. The
house, it is said. was more than 100
years old. and long has been a land
mark at Harvey Station.
Shortly after the firemen reached
the fire a strong wind sprung up and
carried sparks to the barn and other
outbuildings. Streams of water we're
turned on these buildings and chemi-
calls were used to prevent the spread
of -the fire. The barn, which is a
frame building, was saved in this way.
The fire. which was one of the most
spectacular in the vicinity of Harvey
Station in some time, attracted many
persons from nearby farms. The
flames, which enveloped the entire
house, lighted the sky for miles
around.
Mr.. and Mrs. Veale we're cared for
by neighbors. Both suffered from
exposure and the shock of the expert
ence.
Evening journal., 1915-05-12
MIssInNARY sFRvIcF

An Interesting missionary service will
be held this evening in Eastlake presby-
terian tiurch The general topic is;
spanish Americans The sub-topics and
speakers are as follows: Protestant
ism for SpanishAmerica," Harold Eos.
ter; els Anything Doing in the Cuba
Mission" Miss Helen Chcsney; "A Good
Man in Porto Rico" Leonard Foster,
@Coiee and Religion in Porto Rico"
Miss Gertrude Nutter; "Shall We Try
TO Americanizc' the Mcxicansg =" Miss
Lydia Foster. Brief reports of the re-
cent synodical missionary meeting will
be given by Mrs. james b. MCGOWAN
and Mrs. Richard Walker.
Evening journal., 1915-05-12
UsED WRONG MIN BoTTLEs.

In General Sessions Court yester-
day afternoon John Boyd was con-
victed OF using a milk bottle the prop
erty of William G. Galligna
In order to offset the custom Of
milkmen using bottles other than their
own the dealers ordered bottles with
their names marked In the glass so
that every milkman could tell his own
bottles. The court sentenced BOYD to-
day to pay a fine of S. and the costs.
Evening journal., 1915-05-12
STOCK MARKET.

by Inc united lress.
NEW YORK, May l0.-Stock prices
again opened up considerably higher than
the previous days closing values today.
Bethlehem Steel showed a gain OF ! 81,
selling at 1873 ~. 4. S. Steel was up
Is at "a. Union Pacific, Southern Pa
cific, Reading, American Locomotive and
Canadian Pacific were among the Other
leaders showing gains.
In the second hour stocks recovered n
little from their low prices of the open
ing. but the market showed evidences or
waiting for some definite word from
Washington. Volume of trade was lighS
and spotty.
Evening journal., 1915-05-12
SOCIALISTS OPPOSE wAR.

BY The United Press.
ROME, May l2.-lhe Socialist group
In Parliament has decided TO Oppose
Italy's entrance into the war. Follow
ing two days conference il has been
decided that the party as an organiza-
ton must oppose Intervention. Ii war
comes the members of the group will
continue to work for peace. In the
meantime they are using their influence
to prevent any hasty action while Aus
tria shows a desire to make material
concessions.
Evening journal., 1915-05-12
Get II MORE VICTIMS
OF LUSITANIA HORROR
BY The United Press.
OIEENSTOWN NJ

BY The United Press.
QUEENSTOWN, May II. - The
steamer Flying Fish has arrived with
seventeen additional bodies from the
Lusitania. The only one identified is
that of Percy Secombe of Boston,
whose father commanded the Cunard-
er Cephalonia. There have been no
further identiiications up to the pres
ent time Circumstantial reports OF
the recovery of the body of Alfred G.
Vanderbilt are circulated but not con-
firmed. II Is pointed out that all re-
ports agree Vanderbilt wore no life
belt. and that because of this his body
may never be found.
Evening journal., 1915-05-12
AWAIT ITALY,s WAR MOVE.

BY The United Press.
WASHINGTON. May 12.-The STATE
Department and Embassies here. in
GLIDING the Italian, Austrian and Ger
man, had no news at IL o'clock to-
day concerning a report that Italy
had declared war.
Evening journal., 1915-05-12
/. KNIGHTS TEMpLAR AT CHURCH.

st. Johns Commandery. Knights Tenn
plar, viii march to II. Paul's NJ. r.
Church tomorrow night to attend Asccn-
sion Day services. The Rev. Dr..
Vaughan s. Collins viii preach to the
knights.