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Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1915-04-06
HENRY MILLER.
First Insertion April 6. last April 90
Notice OF Final Settlement and Assign

State of Wisconsin. County Court for Mara
uhon County, In Probate.
Notice is hereby given That Special Term
of the County Court to be aeld in and for said
county at the court house in the city of Wau-
sau in said county. on The third Tuesday
(being the 18th day. of May. A. ID. 1915. at 10
O'Clock a. M, the following matters Will be
heard and considered.
The application of Leigh Bugbee, admins
traitor of the estate of Geo. K. Bugbee. late of
the city OF Wausau, in said county, deceased,
for the examination and allowance of his final
account q his administration, and for the
assignment of the residue Of the estate OF Geo.
r. Bugbee, deceased. to such other persons as
are by law entitled to the same.
Dated April /. 1915.
By order of the Court.
f. E. BUMP.
HENRY MILLER County Judge.
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State Of Wisconsin. County Court for Mara
thOn County.-In Probate
Notice IS hereby given that the time MP to-
aud including the first Tuesday Of October
1915. is hereby allowed to creditors of John c.
kuhlmann. decreased. to present 1heir clairls
for examination and allowance. Also that all
claims 50 presented. viii he examined and ad-
justed at special term of OF said County
Court 70 be held at the Court Hgsuse in the
City oil @Srsau on the second Tuesday OF
October. 1915.
Dated = arch 81 1915.
By the Court.
+. <. BUMP.
Il. hILLER- County Judge.
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First Insertion March 30 last April %.
Notice TO Creditors.

state a wisconsin County Court for Mara
thon County: In Probate
Nosf~s = heT,eR1v given that the time NJ 70.
and including the first Tuesday OF OCTOBER,
5si5. Is hereby allowed to creditors OF Christcpn
Igpfxe. deceased. TO present their cIaiHls Ior
~Iain1s 80 presented. will be exafzined and ad-
S,ssfsd At q regular term OF said County Court
~ ~ held At the Court House in the CITY OF
Ffaus2u On the hrst AbsSdAs "a
dated March ~. 1915.
By the Court.
r. e BUMP. County Judge
PATRICK T. SroxE, Attorney for ENecatrax-
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First publication March %. last April 10.
Notice OF Final Settlement and Assign
mani

nGnl.
State of Wisconsin. County Court for Mara
thon County.-In Probate.
Notice is hereby given that at a regular
term of the county court to be held IN and
for said county. at the court house in the city
OF Wausau. in said county. on the first Tues
day (being the 4th day. Of May. A. d. 1915, at
10 O'Clock a. m. the following matters viii be
heard and considered.
The application of Johanna Bengtson. exec.
utrix OF the viii of August Bengtson. late o.
the city Of Wausau. in said county. deceased,
for the examination and allowance OF her final
account of her administration. and for the
assignment of the residue OF the estate OF
August Bengtson, Deceased. TO such other per
sons as are by law entitled 20 the same.
Dated March y. 1915.
BIZ order Of the court.
f. E. BUMP.
ORLAF ANDERSON. County Judge.
Attorney for Executrix.
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Evening journal., 1915-12-18

frontier is being pushed rapidly. This
line is said now to be completed to a
point within fifty miles OF the Sinai
peninsula, to the east Of the canal, and
the completion Of the entire railway
is expected by February 1. The course
of this railway is shown in the ac-
companying map, the dotted lines in
dicating the alternative routes across
the desert. which probably presented
themselves to the German engineers.
The Suez Canal has been called "the
wasp waist of the British Empire, {"
and its loss would be very severely
felt by the powers opposed to the
Teutonic allies. No 1 in the ac-
companying pictures is scene on Suez
Canal; No. shows the geographical
situation Of the canal; No. 3, General
Mackensen; No. 4, Sir Reginald Win
gate British sirdar, or commander, Of
troops in Egypt.
Evening journal., 1915-12-18
REJOICES IN HOPE
AUSTRIA WILL FALL
Gustayo Tolentino, Guest at
Hotel dupont, Escaped
GallowS in Trieste
HAD BEEN SENTENCED
ON POLITICAL CHARGE

Gustavo Tolentino, of New York,
who years ago was sentenced to death
on political charge in Trieste, an
Italian city under Austrian domina-
ton, is a visitor at the Hotel dupont.
While his companion was hanged. Mr..
Tolentino escaped from the Austrian
authorities and made his way to this
country. He is happy in the belief
that Italy soon will wrest Trieste
from Austrian control. Speaking Of
the present crisis over the torpedoing
Of the steamship Ancona by an Aus
trian submarine and the loss OF some
American lives, Mr.. Tolentino today
said.
"Not like George Washington who
aever told lie, the Austrian Emperor
Francis Joseph, always told lies re-
specting the answer from Austria. and
outside OF an offer for monetary set
tlement for the loss of lives Of Ameri-
can citizens, no punishment will be
given to the commander Of the Aus
trian submarine, or better, the chief
pirate, that sank the Ancona
"For centuries, In time of peace.
he Austrian government committed
atrocities against its Italian subjects,
and am in a position TO prove it, be-
cause / was born in Trieste, which is
a beautiful Italian city OF 250,000 in
habltants, under Austrian dominion,
soon to be liberated by the heroic Ital-
Ian army. The infamies of which
Austria is capable are strong reasons
that Italy has for hating Austria;
more intense hating than between
England and Germany.
imprisonment and hanging Of re-
spectacle citizens OF Trieste for their
love for Italy was a daily occurrence,
and /, myself, about thirty years ago.
left my city OF birth because / suffered
two political sentences. The last one
was during the year Of 1882, in COM
pany with a young student of p years,
Guglielmo Oberdank, l was sentenced
to death on the gallows. He was
hanged on December 20. 1882, when
his last words we're Viva Italia Viva
Trieste
"This year. no doubt. every city in
Italy will commemorate in greater
style, than ever before, the day OF
December 20. when 33 years ago Fran
els Joseph. Emperor and hangman of
hated Austria. committed this brutal
murder.
Last year Austria dug her own
grave by declaring war on heroic but
small Serbia. Italy at present rightly
went to liberate my city of birth
Trieste. and many other Italian cities
still but for not much longer time un
der Austrian dominion. More than 80
600 citizens of Trieste are fighting thei
own oppression In the Italian wa
-zone and final and great victory vii
be soon at hand.
"Since 90 years ago / have been
citizen of this blessed country.
am neutral but we can't help to syn
pathize with the Allies which are bat
Ting for civilization, freedom and hu
manity-God bless their armies. NJ
doubt they will come out victorious
otherwise the whole world would b'
ruined with German Kultur'-'Ger
many over ALI with their submarines
zeppellnes and gas bombs
Evening journal., 1915-12-18
news GOSSIP IN
OLD new Castle
7. A. B. Society Enjoys
Social Hour After Re-
ceiving Members
PREPARING FOR
CHRISTMAS TREAT

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEW CASTLE, Dec. 1s.-st Peters
I. A. B. Society had class initiation
iast evening, and arrangements were
made for another to take place soon.
The ranks of the society have been
augmented by nearly thirty members
and they, in turn, will bring in others.
Following the donations in st. Peters
Church last eveing, a special meet
ing of the society was held, at which
The members were enrolled.
The Il. A. b. Society will now have
A. its headquarters the Office building
'ormerly used by Dr. b. ]. McEntee.
committee will go to Wilmington
this afternoon to purchase new
furniture for the room. Active re-
Aearsals will now be commenced for
A minstrel show to be presented prob
ably i'm February.
During enrolment OF members last
evening the financial secretary was
seen To grasp young mau's hand.
The new member was the oldest son
of the secretary. who joined the So
ciety twenty-five years ago. The So
ciety viii name "a special committee
10 have charge of athletics and ex-
poets to put a first class baseball
team IN the field next season.
While the fog last evening was
dense and the same this morning, the
cars kept running regularly.
Revival services will begin in the
NJ. +. Church on January ?.
The Christmas festival of the I'm
manuel Episcopal Sunday school will
be held ON Tuesday evening, Decem-
Der 2S
The attendance at the meeting of
ihe Current Events Class OF the
Century Club yesterday, was small.
A number Of visitors were present
from the Delaware City Century Club.
Diamonds. Watches and Jewelry.-
Bridgewaier.e
While en- route 10 school Yesterday
morning John Smelling was attacked
by heart trouble. He was assisted bv
Harry Loveless aud brother 10 his
home in Dobbinsville.
River craft which attempted IN
move anytime yesterday. had din.
Guilty in doing so because of ths
dense cog Il was one OF the worst
Tugs years.
III hoy Scouts and Madelcy baS
kcthAn teams viii play hero tonight
Evening journal., 1915-12-18
COMPLAINS OF MAIL SERVICE.

Horace L. Dilworth, Of Centreville,
was in Wilmington yesterday and said
the snow had blocNed many roads in
Brandywine hundred. "The rural mail
carriers do not appear TO be covering
their routes" said Mr.. Dilworth. "We
had splendid service when Mr.. Kelly was
ON the Job He and his sister missed only
one day in eight years. lie had a long
route to cover. but he faithfully per-
formed his duties. The whole system
has been changed. and changed for the
worst | found yesterday that patrons
have gotten no mail in two days
Evening journal., 1915-12-18

The game promises to be a rattling
one
All members Of Seminole Tribe,
Imp'd o. r. NJ, are requested to at
tend the meeting Of the tribe on Mon
day night.
The quot team of Lenape tribe
will tackle the quoit team of Semi
mole tribe on Monday evening.
The local doctors are kept steadily
on the 90 and the drug stores are
reaping a harvest on account OF the
large number Of people in the city
who are sick.
The grip seems to be the cause OF
the most sickness in the city.
Evening journal., 1915-12-18
DENY REPORT OF ATTEMPT
TO PURCHASE MILLS.

According to reports in Philadel-
phia, negotiations for the purchase
OF property, consisting of nine mills.
l15 houses and 142 acres OF land at
Llewellyn, near Media, Pa, are be-
ing made by the +. /. dupont de Ne
mours and Company. The property
is located along the west branch OF
Chester creek. It was built many
years ago by the late John B. Rhoads,
a wooden manufacturer, and was pur-
chased about five years ago by the
present owner. For the past three
years the mills have not been oper-
ated. Irenee DUPONT, of the p. !.
DUPONT de Nemours and Company,
when asked about the matter, de-
clared that he knew nothing of the
matter other than what he had seen
printed in the papers.
Evening journal., 1915-12-18
community CHRISTMAS
Tree FOR GEORGETOWN

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
GEORGETOWN Del, Dec. 19.-At
meeting Of the Georgetown New Cen
tury Club. held on Thursday after
noon, it was decided to have a COM
munity Christmas tree for Georgetown
this year. the first in the history of the
town. Mrs. Robert c. White. Mrs. II.
c. Stewart and Miss Alberta Pyle were
selected as a committee 20 seek the
cooperation Of the people of the town
and obtain decorations for the tree.
which will likely be located in the
Public Square.
Evening journal., 1915-12-18

Information which has been re-
ceived in official circles in Rome leads
to the belief that the reports OF a pro-
jected great drive by combined Turk
ish and German forces. led by General
Won Mackensen, on the suez Canal are
well founded. According to informa-
ton. the extension Of the railway line
from Constantinople to Damascus by
the construction Of a double tracked
line from Damascus to the Egyptian
Evening journal., 1915-12-18
BIRTHDAY DINNER PARTY.

In honor Of the birthday anniver-
sary OF her sister, Mrs. Ethel W. Tay-
lor, of this city, Miss o. A. Warren,
Of Philadelphia. entertained at din
ner Wednesday night at the Ritz
Carlton. Philadelphia. Among those
present were; DR.. G. c. Chandler. of
Dallas, ILL.,: DR.. W. A. Welch. of New
Middletown. o.; Dr. Paul Iseman, Of
st. Louis, Mo-; DR.. Peter Mandle, Of
Palm Beach, Fla.
Evening journal., 1915-12-18
RnRY Mr.. GIRSON TOMORROM.

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
MIDDLETOWN, Del. Dec. 1S.-The
funeral OF Joseph l.. Gibson. who died
suddenly on Thursday, will be held
at his late home, corner Main and
Scott streets. on Sunday afternoon, at
. o'clock, with interment in Forest
Cemetery. near here.
Evening journal., 1915-12-18
MAIOR JOHNSTON LEAVES.

Major Johnston. of the local United
States engineering district. who was
granted leave OF absence to go TO
Australia. left today. He will be sue
ceeded az the local office by Colonel
John Biddle. Of the Baltimore office.
Evening journal., 1915-12-18
HOSPITAL AUXILIARY MEETING.

The December meeting Of the Wo-
mems Auxiliary. OF the Physicians
and Surgeons Hospital, will be held
at the home of Mrs. Bessie II. Luke,
] No. 1908 Gilpin avenue, on Monday
evening.
Evening journal., 1915-12-18
no pRrvrNT THE oR1p

Colds cause Grip-fRxativo Bromo Quinino
removes the cause. There IS only one
"Bromo Quinine. +. W. GROVES sigma
ture ON box. 25c.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-02
SHIP or MYSTERY
STILL is A PUZZLE
German Merchant Raider Is
Preparing to Take on
Stores.

| NEWPORT NEWS. Va. April H.
| Eitcl Friedrich. aitc, three weeks SO.
J"u'n AZ this port. IS permission of
the United states government, tonight
hdd loaded i.GOV tors of coal, enough
10 steam her to the nearest German
I port and was preparing To take on
stores next sunday. Commander
Thi"ii"h'ns oi the cruiser would not
discuss his plans and the course Of
Nh" Eitei stu Is declared To be prob.
l'mat!ral.
Throughout The day government Of
, 'cihlS her" were ia constant com.
in1n'cd'Ion VITA the treasury and navy
departments ~ Washington and Col.
tor %! Customs Hamilton had a
, conference with Commander Thieri-
! 'h"ns on board the German ship.
Later IN" collector went aboard the
hlt'iesh!p Alabama in Hampton Roads
ard dis Gsscd developments with Rear
Admiral Helm. commander of the re-
s,II" Atlantic fleet. AZ Il lat" hour
n'thlnS gon"erninS this conference
had been learned.
Throughout tn" uay and tonight
III" waters Of the James river were
rntr"lled bv American sailors in "A
| launch from the Alabama. while coast
! i"iiiIlcry kept guard at tho Eiiel's pier.
! y" one without authority was per-
m!ttei to approach the ship.
! NJ Ia" request of the state depart
! in"nt, uiii'ialS here Investigated u ease
Icpcit"l by relatives in England of
| bIIvcr H. Bell, who was a member OF
IA" British bark lnVcrcoc, one OF the
ships sunk by the Eitel Friedrich. The
stat" department was informed that
. Fen had not been heard from and
fear WAS expressed ly his relatives
! that he mad not been released from
! III" German cruiser. Investigation
showed that Bell was released March
, II ana shipped here. as a clttlcman
! March l. IN the British horse ship
, fomuey, bound for l.Nerpool II also
was a"ror'atned that the Romney had
! reached her distinction,
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no means of ascertalning the p,turo
OF the damage done bv tho ho,,,,.s
dropped at Ioboken and Zeebrrgye
a''nough 1t is believed that two of the
underwater crafts lying at the mole
W Heeprusge were damaged.
Beyond these attacks tho ofsioi,,
reports contain little news today and
NICh they do give relates only
" operations of minor tmuortapcc
Wine warfare has been i'm nrnS-ros,, -
many points In the west and m Other
points there have been artillerv d,ois
anu occasionally infantry attacks. but
noVh'is lhat mas In any Wav an.
prVached the proportions of n 6attle
IN the east the armies stand aboiit
as they were. The fighting i'm norib'
erh roland has been OF a desultory
Gnaracter' both sides apparently bay.
ing gwen up any idea of advancins
i,e lne present In central Poland
certain liveliness.
Ihe German official REPORTS for the
idst TWO days have noted attemnts -
sne I,usslan troops to resume the or
,,g.nslye on the Rawka river. while
lenha tonight reports severe attark
~, US lhe iiissans in the vicinity of ths
inca lai,',i. river which they claim TO have
russian Claims.
These movements doubtless have
len Undertaken to prevent the Aus
iaIs ana Germans from sending re
lnlorcements from this front To
lIenstnen the armies which are try
ing TO hold the Carpathian passes
atalhst Nv. the onslnu ught Of the Russians.
VINO daily report the CAPTURE OF a
large number Of prisoners but who
apparently are making very slow
! iiieadiWay in the operations against
L;uuphow and Uzsok passes. The Rus
turks back in the Caucasus.
beigrade has again been bom-
oardeu by Austrian guns. while Aus
ulsi I.lan airmen have dropped bombs on
CeItinje, the Montenegrin capital.
me operations OF the allied war
snlps IN the Dardanelles are still in
E!s'e o; aueyance.
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WlERD PERSONS
+ HELD BY POLICE
Dricd-Up Old Woman and
PitifuIly Neglected
Child Arrested.
special to The World.

special to The World
MrSiOGEE. April 1.-Strolling
down Broadway, pulling Il dlngy Il.
ycar-"ld girl by the hand, weird.
looking old woman made her appear
apcc in Muskogcc yesterday morning
The police at once picked the pair w
ana took them To the police headquar-
tcrs. The woman. acting queer and
telling conflicting stories, stated tha;
her name was 'IoCkard." She claimed
the child as her own. The girl gave
her own name as lne2 May Greenleaf
but seemed strangely afraid of the
woman, whom she called mamma"
When removed from the room ocCu-
pied 10y the woman. the girl talked
freely, but could make hut one posi-
tive statement and that was IL want
In take bath: | can't stand to be so
dirty"
The girl was compared with pie.
lures "f Catherine Winters. the little
girl who mysterlously disappeared in
the east a year ago. but though the
hair and eyes are Of the same color,
the features are different. The cir.
did not know positively whether her
father was alive or not or whether
the woman was really her mother.
She thought her age was twelve years
but she declared that she could not
remember anything farther back than
two years ago.
Local authorities believe the woman
Ia be- demcnted and are also working
IN the theory that the girl has been
kidnapped for the past couple Of years
ana IL ~ a loss 90 account for her
prcdicImcnt. she also acts a. though
afraid to tell III" absolute truth. She
half Acknowledges ,hat she is afraid
Of the woman. Her teeth are pearly
white and perfect. She seems to have
been well bred and the unkcmpt .ap.
poarinc" of the woman and herself
disgus'ed the child. She has been
ha'hrd and given now clothing. The
authorities are holding them pending
IN invest igation.
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steamers TO the long list Of merchant
men sunk off Beachy Head. The vie.
tins this time were the French
steamer Emma. which was torpedoed
Yesterday. without notice. nineteen of
her crew going down with their ship,
and the British steamer Seven Seas,
sent to the bottom this afternoon
without warming. eleven of her crew
being drowned.
The British losses already reported
for the week ending March 81 were
five steamers. Il sixth vessel was tor.
pedoed but reached port. During the
week. however. 1859 vessels entered
and sailed from British ports, so .ex-
cept for the deplorable loss Of life.
the damage was not considered ex-
cessive.
No Estimated Damage.
ON the other hand the British have
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100 ATTEND BIG
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i.hIp ALL WAR
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NASlil MOTION, April l.-SeCrctary
Daniels has awarded a medal Of honor
and St0O 10 Telesforo Trinidad. fire.
man second class for heroism in res
cuing two shipmates when fire room
explosions on the cruiser san Diego
of the coast Of Lower California last
January killed nine men and threat
ened the lives OF all aboard. Trini-
dads home IS In Cavite, =. l.