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at O'Clock. p. NJ. consisting Of the fol-
lowing:
Two horses Dan p. bay horse 9 years old,
hrstclass driver. gentle; Frank brown
horse, II years old good farm horse head
home raised Mileh Cows some fresh, others
springers; I bull. IL years old. Farm
implements--One two-horse farm wagon in
good order; one New Ideal manure spreader
In good conditions one new Superior wheat
and fertilizer drill; two two-horse Syracuse
plows, two hand cultvators, market wagon,
fair condition; one top buggy. in good order
one set wagon harness, nearly new; two sets
plow harness.; one set light buggy harness
one set dearborn harness; one pair names
and traces lot Of brides collars, halter.
and COW chains; single double and three
horse trees forks. shovels, hoes rakes and
other articles, too numerous 20 mention. Some
household furniture. Terms cash.
NJ. ID. CROSSAN,
Agent TO effect the sale.
HARRY J. STIDHAM,
feb13.3t. Auctioneer.
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ROOMS FOR RENT.

NJ ICE CLEAN FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
~ light housekeeping; reasonable No.
Ills King street. feb5-u
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FOR SALE.

n OR SALE, CHEAP-NU. SIZE VIO-
Il lin, nearly new. Phone. Diamond State,
No $3.50. ianii-u.
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sITUATION WANTED. FEMALE

~rOI-NG LADY WITH EXPERIENCE,
desires position as bookkeeper, clerk OF
general office work. Best OF reference Au
dress w2s. Evening journal Ohice.
febi2.3t
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Il OR sALE-HORsE.' BUGGY. TWO
robes Apply to Mrs. Henduck. near
Rockland. Phone 2558D. febll-l2t
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SITTATIoN WANTED-MALE.

~.
x1OffNG MAN DESIRES TO LEARN
barber business. Address Michael Bar
bato. No. 1907 Delaware Ave ieblo'ot
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PAPERHANGERS
a--a------l---r----------------------------

4 Ohm EEYBOLD PAPER HANGER.
s7lsL. inn1a.f
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LOST AND FOUND.

I OSI-SILNER BRACELET ERIN I'm
~ graved, between No. 1910 Lincoln stree,
10 'appeau 3 Drug store or ST. Joseph
church on Brandywine. Reward II returned
to Gabriel p. Bane, No. 1910 Lincoln street
fob15.1t
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RuSINESS NOTICE.


IF YOU HAVE CLOTHES TO SELL,
l call HARRIET r. FISHER. No. $50 Pop
lar St. Phone 4727D. octi3codu
TF YOU WANT TO SELL. YOUR CLOTHES
i call up Isaac Gibbs. No. s3s French 80.
ID. 4 A. phone. No 2995. and be will call
FOR them. None bought at store. ianeu
DiANO MOVING AND hAULING--ALL
4 work done with special care. d. 4 A.
phone. 2374; Del. 1912. James Stewart
Lowe. No. 1908 Tatnall ST. ian9 A.
III EATER WORK. ROOFING AND
III Spouting, Jobb,ng and Stove Repairing.
JOHN T. SCHWE1ZEE. No. 525 West Front
street Both phones. msrs0-tf
KershaW & Whltten
FINEST LINE OF
Wall Papers and Cretonnes
S W COR NINTH AND WINDSOR SITS.
d. g. A. Phone 42a. Wilmington Del
Estimates Furnished. Lowest Prices.
sugi2-f
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PUBLIC sTENOGRAPHER.
PUBLIC SALE

Sssuvvzn PUBLIC SALE OF n
stock at Bear station. f30
M Delaware, Tuesd day, NTNa
rcnrldry TO- at 1880 A. NJ. -o-5-.--
head Of nome raised Horses-workers, 1lly-
ers and general purpose. one pair OF black
Mules 3 years old-Hannah and kate-a
frst class team-will work any place one
pair brown Mules, years old hrsi ciass jas,
team anywhere you work them. L. INC
above horses and mules will be guaranteeu
as represented on day of sale.
25 head OF Cattle Milch Cows, Helfers ana
stock Bulls Part Of them fresh balance
springers Terms strictly cash. ,,,prs
EUGENE RACINE, Auctioneer.
Trnin leaving Wilmington 10.4t a. NJ
stops at Bear Station for the sale. iebl-.S''
nTRTTC sALE-CONTENTs or A sIX-
l. ROOM APARTMENT HIGHGRADE
FURNITURE. RUGS. BEDDING, CUT
GLASS. ETC. WILL BE SOLD AT Std
HAM q SONS AUCTION STORE, FRIDAY,
FEBRUARY 10. 1918. AT O'CLOCK +. NJ.
Tbree Brnss Beds with Springs and Felt
Mattresses Mahogany Dresser Ch'tonier ana
Princess Dresser. Combination Book Case
and Desk. Mahogany Flat Top Desk, Oak
Estey Organ, nearly new DaDinet ugs
Dresser and Chifionier, Quariered OAK Dlh'
inrroom Suit, with Pedestal ENtens on
! Table and Leather Seat Chairs. Lea,ne,
/ Library Suit, Library Table, '-plece lnlalu
| shccts. pillow Cases, Spreads. Home spun
| Counterpanc. Cut Glass Pitcher, Large Bowl
Table Reflector, Copper Chnhng Dish, Cohef
percolatur Tea Kettle, etc; set OF ID D-snes
100 pieces: six fine Rugs 9x12, 5JxlO.6
76xq. in Administer. Wilton Brussels
SMYRNA: one Body Brussels Rug s.3NlO.b
several small rugs and many other articles
used in a first class apartment
This is a good lot OF furniture and will be
sold AT this sale for the highest bid. Par
les are leaving the city and have no further
use for them. Goods can be seen the morn
ing Of sale. SIlDHAM Sun
foLt5171s Auctioneers
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

u OR SALE--A NICE sIX.ROOM HOUSE
IN Pine street between Twenty
ana Iwenty-third streets All conveniences.
Price, $1,000. Address Sal. Evening Jour
nal Ohice febetf
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SANITARY WORKERS


~ X. keller SANITARY ODOk
W . LESS ENCHANTING
,incr. S. W. Corner Fourth and West SITS
d. 6 A. Phone. 511s oct2l-tf
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pITRTIC sALE on M

PUBLIC SALE OF PEk'
SONAL PROPERTY
on farm situated on New
port Pike, near Folly
Woods, and tenanted by
Alexis W. stanert, on We'd
nesday, February II, 1915,
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~ ovFRNMENT POSITIONS ARE EASY
20 get Ny free booklet. H-66o tels
err Examinations in this state soon write
fot1v--NOW Earl Hopkins. Washington
y c lan-.-m.
A REAL sALESMAN-Nop AN ohDhi'
4 t.irr for rifr and each town In Della
rr-re for n good seller Local satisfied Gus
toners as references; s45 weekly 20 tne
riuhi one Address W-25. Evening Journal
orr. fOhl51t.
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HELP wANTED-MALE

-1pTNfrN pRsKFNEN. GOOD WAGES
Il Fxperience unnecessary. state age
necessary. Railway care the Evening jour
nni Omco. fob1,2, l5,lo'22'-o-
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Il OR sALE-CHUNR WOOD $3.50 PER
L load Phone HOLLY OAK GID.
ian27.lmo.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

CS OOO NOW READY TO LOAN on
O.UUO good household furniture. also
those having their goods stored or in stor-
age can obtain ready cash Write. phone
or call. DELAWARE LOAN Co.
Third and Orange SITS.
feb13,15,1I1e. Successors to McMahon Bros.
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nor sALE-1912 ELKHART AUIoMo.
II bile good condition. Faris, Delaware
city. Del. feblo eod-ln'
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II URNIsHED ROOMS FOR LIGHT
Il housekeeping. No. POI East Fifth
street. jan26-1m.
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APARTMENTS.
~ HIRD FLOOR APARTMENT NO. 1905
Il West street. rooms reception hall
bath Inquire first floor bl3-m.w,f1m
Il Oh kENT APARTMENT HEAI.
II ght, telephone service free. Apply
RYAN. Thirteenth and French Sts
dec5-tf
II OR RENT-APARTMENT IL 1.-THE
II American, three rooms and bath. For
information. ,all ID. & a. Phone, 515s
feb5-eod-1m.
r. Or RENT-FOUB ROOMS AND BATH.
II back porch. n. W Corner Twenty third
and Market streets. Phone. 3O25
fch1O.eod- I'm
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NIllIAN p TrRNER
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aASQUERADE SUITS
NJ ASQUkRADE SUlTS--S. A. STAN.
Nl BERWICK. No eo0 Yandayer Ave-
nue.. y. & A. Phone 603n marli.tf.
MONEY 10 LOAN.
Nj ONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE
wi Any amount at lowest rates Quickly
furnished Address MO Evening journal
omce. nOv28-m.ws.tI
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~ wo ROOMS FOR LIGHT HOUSE.
keeping An convenience No 7Os
Lombard ST. feb15.12t
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nor sALE-sIMPLEX ELECTRIC
II range. complete. as S. Q. White Leg
horn Pullets, all layers G.. +. Mynich'
Richardson Park. febl5--"hs'
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= OR RENT-ROOMs. FURNISHED OR
unfurnished for light housekeep ng
Apply No. 70i Orange So. feh3 cod
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ID DOM FOR RENT. FURNISHED OR UN-
II furnished. No. s26 Adams street.
feb1O-1m.
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L. RENT-DEsIRABLE SECOND.
IT sto-y front room Good location An
eonveniences. Gentlemen preferred No 7oC
Adams street ian16.H
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II WO FURNISHED. COMMUNICATIONG
rooms Use Of light. heat and telephone.
No. 1917 West 81 feb13-im.
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BOARDERS WANTED.

1Q07 WASHING TON STREET
IOp Nicely furnished rooms. with
uuhlus fabII-Irn
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CABINET TAKES FINAL STEP
BEFORE ARMY OPENS ATTACK

Germany today officially
tween this country and Italy, Immediately after the
issued eeaphc instructions the
Rome leave immediately Similar
suar representatives n Italy.
Eighty Austrian and German vessels In Italian B20OO0
seized them the
the merchant marine, beginning
of the European
Emperor manifesto declaring tays declaration
perhdy world
Austrian victory the acherou south
of you"
neeL up Zeppelns type and
Taub Just Joined body of German troops
trated in the AdgO valley the Italian frontier
The zeppelns directly dirgbe factory Fried
richsnyn Germans ad,ces
equipped artillery for the bOmardment Of Italian forts guard
I'M TyrOlean passes.
An Austrian consulate Trieste hut
driven police. decked with flags and OF
demonstrations followed word that Italy had declared
Evening journal., 1915-05-24
New Phases Of European
War As they Affect
the United States

ItaIy's entrance into the war
brings new proclamation OF
neutrality from President Wilson.
Labor famine impending II all
Italians here eligible to service are
recalled TO the cOlOrs.
Great western packing interests
TO combine with southern cotton
growers and fight British inter-
ference with American commerce.
No further unofficial negotiations
TO be carried on with Great Britain
unless the new cabinet accepts the
American opposition TO her order
in council.
Reply of Germany to this gov
ernment's demand that the subma-
rine war on merchant ships be
discontinued. likely 10 be delayed
by Italy's war declaration.
American ambassadors at Berlin,
Vienna and COnstantinOple TO act
for Italy during the duration OF
the war.
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By nae unIted Press.

BY The United Press.
ROME, May 24.-With Italy formal
~ az war with Austria. the govern
ment today issued drastic decree,
forbiddlng all civil and religious pub
lie meetings.
The decree suppresses the govern
ment parcels post and institutes a
rigid censorship over the mails and
the telegraph. Il fixes severe penal
ties for all violations.
General Cadorna. now en- route to
the front, will assume charge of the
operations Of the entire army, 1t was
officially announced. General Carlos
Caneva probably will be designated
as second in command.
Baron Won Macchio, the Austrian
ambassador. left Rome today. The
German ambassador. Prince Won Bu-
low, has received instructions from
Berlin TO leave Rome at once.
An official manifesto calling upon
ever citizen TO do his duty, was
spread broadcast in circulars issued
today. II carried in large type the
war cry: "Vive Italial" Below these
words was the following injunction:
From today every citizen forms a
part of the national defense. All
must have implicit faith in the gov
ernment and the courage TO obey or
ders without discussion.
"Ali citizens must show a readiness
70 make every sacrifice TO insure vic
tory for Italy. Let there be no hesi-
tation or grumbling. Let everyone
cut down on private expenditures and
support our fighting forces. Let us
give our all for our soldiers and their
families"
Volunteer recruiting offices were
opened early today and within a few
hours 10000 names were on the rolls.
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Fresh ASSAULT
ON PRZENYSb IS
AGAIN REPUbSED
In Counter Attack Russians
Hurl Back Foe After Mack
enSen Makes Progress
.AUSTRO- GERMANS RAKE
CZAR'S Line With Shells
By The United i-ress.

BY The United 1-ress.
PETROGRAD, May 24-Beaten back
in their attempt to descend upon
Przemysl from the north the Austro
Germans are smashing vigorously
against the Russian lines to the north.
An official statement from the war
office today admitted that General
Mackensen's right wing drove back
the Russian line twenty-five miles
south of Przemysl. near Chyrof. in a
bloody engagement The Russians
hurled reinforcements into a counter
attack, regaining the lost ground and
taking several hundred prisoners.
The position of the enemy's force on
the right bank of the San. north Of
Jaroslau is rapidly becoming more
dangerous. For seventy-two hours
the Austrian batteries that opened a
long range of bombardment of the
western forts of Przemysl have been
silent
In the Russian province of Kovno.
the Germans are making new efforts
10 cross the Dubissa, but each at
tempt has been beaten back. In South
eastern Galicia. the artillery battles
begun several days ago are continu-
ing.
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General CadoFRa Goes To Front
To Take Charge of Italian Army

Crowds OF Italian youths fought their
way to the recruiting stations and Of
fered their services. The government
already has officers to drill the vol
unteers.
Il is considered certain that hostili-
ties already have begun at many points
along the frontier where the opposing
armies are in close contact. No official
announcement has come from the war
Office. The report of a clash between
the invading Austrians and Alpine pa
troll has been confirmed.
The Austrians have dynamited two
bridges over the Adige. ten miles below
Ala. in Austrian Tyrol. The town hall.
at Avis, near Ala, was destroyed yester-
day for military purposes, and many
Italian residents fed across the frontiers.
The Austrian frontier in the Trentinc
has been evacuated by the civilian popu>
lation, the gendarmes and the forest
keepers. The frontier patrols have fallen
back along n line running near Alaf
where the Austrians are reported con-
centrating Civilians were ordered to,
remain indoors while Austrian troops
marched through Trent Sunday. accord
ing to advices reaching here early today.
The Turkish ambassador to Italy was
still in Rome today. II is rumored that
the Italian ambassador to Constantino-
pie, Marquis Digaroni, and his staff,
have received their passports and are en-
route TO Rome.
The cabinet was again In session
today drafting several proclamations
to the people and taking the nnal
steps before the Italian army hurls
itself against the Austrian border. Au-
tomobiles we're constantly arriving at
the war office, but an air of utter calm
prevailed there, in contrast to the
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RAPTIZE EIGHT IN CREEK.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEWARK. May 24.-In the pres
ence of more than 1000 persons,
class of eight candidates for mem
hership in the Pilgrim Baptist
Church, we're baptized in White Clay
Creek, near the overhead bridge
short distance from Newark. shortly
before o'clock yesterday afternoon.
The emersion Of the eight candidates
was conducted by the Rev. B. T.
Moore of Wilmington and the Rev. w.
II. Holiday, pastor of the local
church.
The crowd was greatly interested
in the ceremony and fortunately IL
was ideal weather for the occasion al
though the water was rather cool to
take such plunge with much COM
fort. One of the women who was
emersed became hysterical from hap
piness following her plunge.
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SLIGHTLY HURT AS auto
SKIDDED FROM ROAD

Ernest Wilson. OF No. 900 Adams
street. with his sister. Miss Clara
Wilson and a party of Newark friends
figured in an automobile accident at
Cooch's Bridge yesterday. AS Mr..
Wilson was rounding curve the car
skidded into a ditch alongside the
road. Fortunately the car was not
going very fast but the occupants
were Jared. Miss Wilson and Miss
Ethel Campbell of Newark received
cuts about the face. and we're treated
by DR.. Steele at Newark. Others in
the party we're Ellwood H. Silver,
Miss Alfredo Mosscrop and Miss Ger
trude Brady of Newark. The car was
not badly damaged.
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ALLIES GEL REINFORCEMENTS.
Russian BaffIeship Sinks in
DardanelIes; 400 Lives LOST

ing to dispatches received here to-
day from Bucharest.
The latest naval records show no
Russian vessel named the Wintelei-
mon. It is possible that the Bucha-
rest despatch meant the Russian bat
tleship Pantelimon, one of the larg-
est of the Russian warships in the
Black Sea fleet.
The Pantelimon is a 12,S00-ton YES
sci, completed in 1908 and with a COM
plement of 731 men. She is 366 feet
in length and "A feet at the beam. She
carried four twelve-inch guns and
four eight-inch guns in addition to
smaller armament.
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Germans and their Gas
ROUTED BY BRITISH
By The United Press.

By The United Press
PARIS. May 24-German poisonous
gas attacks between Steenstraate and
Nyres have been repulsed by the
British troops who inflicted severe
punishment upon the enemy.
Favored by a strong wind. the Ger
mans sent yellow cloud of chlorine
gas rolling down upon the British
trenches. The new respirators pro-
vided the English forces enabled
them to remain in their entrench-
ments without great discomfort. 4
body Of German troops that ran for
ward in a charge. expecting to find
piles of dead bodies, was partly cut
to pieces and retired in great dis
order.
The Germans are making desperate
efforts to advance near Arras. Every
where they have been repulsed. North
of Neuville st. Vast, the French took
120 prisoners.
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DENIES HE PROWLED
IN MANS BEDROOM
w. H. Hickman Says He
Found Matthew Cohen
Near His Bed
LATTER SAYS HE WAS
ASLEEP AT HIS HOME

In City Court today Judge Church
man inquired into an unusual tres
pass case, and after hearing the test
mony. continued the case for a week
for investigation.
William II. Hickman. of No. 500
Walnut street, said he found Matthew
Cohen, aged 81 years. of No. 725
Church street. in his bed room at 2.35
o'clock Saturday morning. He had
been asleep but awoke with start
and saw Cohen. He declared Cohen
had a spot light" and he concluded
he must also have a gun, and lay
still in bed.
Cohen. he testified. started to say
something when he saw Hickman was
awake, and then hurriedly left the
room, going down stairs.
Hickman said he followed him, and
saw him leave the. house, but found
nothing was missing from the house.
The doors were all locked and he
could not find how the man got in.
Hickman said he went to bed at 10
o'clock. His wife. who had been to
q moving picture theatre, told him
she got home at II o'clock. Hick-
man was asleep when she got home.
Cohen denied positively that he was
in Hickman's house. and said he went
home at 1890 o'clock and was in bed
by / o'clock He said he left num-
ber of companions at 1890 o'clock.
Everybody was asleep at his home
when he arrived there. Cohen had
surrendered to the police after hear
ing a warrant was out for him. He
took a bondsman with him to the
police station.
Evening journal., 1915-05-24
How and When BeIIigerentS Entered European War

l1I4
July 9siustra Serbia Of serbas
refusal Austrian following assassination
a Serb Of the ArclHduke Francis Ferdinand.
July 3O-Germany Russia "a which explain
sian army mobilization.
August 1-Germany declared against Russia.
invaded Iuxemburg violated Belgian
traiy.
August S-Germany offered Belgium II
refused appealed TO England
3Eneand through Sir Edward Grey, announced she
tight the kaiser's fleet attacked the French
August 4-Germany declared against France
August 4-Germany declared against Belgium.
4-England declared against Germany.
Latter retaiated by similar declaration
August 6-Austra declared against
wara against Austria.
August 7-MOnenegrO declared against Austria.
August 9-Ausria declared against Montenegro.
August 10-France declared against Austria
August 12-MOnenegrO declared against Germany.
12(Mdnight- declared against Austria
Augus 23-Japan declared against Germany
Angus 25-Austrla declared against Japan
November 5-Engand declared against Turkey.
1915
MAY against Austria
May Germany state with Italy.
Evening journal., 1915-05-24
MOVIE NO PLACE FOR nap.

Peter Welsh was dismissed in City
Court today on the charge of disor-
derly conduct in the Bijou Theatre on
Saturday afternoon. Elmer Kirk, the
theatre manager. said Welsh became
noisy when told not to go to sleep
upon giving up his ticket at the door.
Welsh's dime was returned to him and
he left.
Evening journal., 1915-05-24
CLARA GAVE BAD ADVICE.

Clara NJ. Price. colored. told officer
]. c. Riley to go TO warmer climate
on Saturday night, when he told her
to stop using Objectionable language.
She was arrested and fined SO and
costs in City Court today.
Evening journal., 1915-05-24
allies TORPEDO TURK
GUNBOAT IN DARDANELLES
BY The United Press.

CONSTANTINOPLE. (via Berlinl
May 24.-The Turkish gunboat Pc
lenk-l-Deria was torpedoed and sunk
by an enemy submarine last night. it
was announced officially. All of the
crew of Ill but two were saved.
The first announcement from the
war office did not state where the tor
pedo gunboat went down. II is pre-
sumed it was torpedoed inside the
Dardanelles by one of the submarines
attached to the Anglo French fleet.
The Pelenk-I-Deria was built in
1890 at the German naval base. Kiel
and had displacement of $50 tons.
She was 229.6 feet long and 31.2 feet
at the beam. She carried two four
inch guns and three torpedo tubes.
Evening journal., 1915-05-24
BY The United Press.

BERLIN, Via Wireless to SayvilIe,
i. l., May 24.-The Russian man-O'-
war WinteIeimon sank in the Black
Sea with loss of 1.iOO lives, accord
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WOMAN FORGETs ASSAULT.

Belle Greenfield, colored. said in
City Court today that Samuel Fisher.
colored. had struck her with his fist.
but she did not wish him punished.
Fisher was let go.
Evening journal., 1915-05-24
GERMANY INFORMS ITALY THAT STATE
OF WAR EXISTS BETWEEN COUNTRIES
ITALIANS ORDER FOES SHIPS SEIZED

While Italy Prepares to Attack, Aus
trianS Dynamite TyroIean Bridges
andDeStrOy Avis Town Hall. Enemy's
Patrol Falls Back From Frontier Ex-
pecting Assault. King Emmanuel
Calls His Countrymen to Defense
of Nation and 10000 Youths Answer
Evening journal., 1915-05-24

said to have cut telegraph wires and
destroyed railroad tracks. Huge forces
were massed at strategic points on
both sides Of the frontier. and the
Swiss heard that Germany was send
ing large bodies Of men, out to. ala
Evening journal., 1915-05-24
FLASHES FROM THE WAR
ARMS srJTIn srr.BAcE.

BY The United Press.
BERLIN. via wireless TO London, sfsy siDssat sa the
allies With extremely seayy two distinct drives
against the German lines in last tventyfour aour
reported in ocai dispatches today Between Nsuve chapee
and Gyenchy british launched several attacks during ho
night German mscAne guns rked tho hshways and the fields
The enemy retired leaving ground between tho trluchc5
strovn With dead and wounded
Evening journal., 1915-05-24

her ally. All navigation was stop
ped on the Adriatic. In the accom-
panying illustration are shown heavy
artillery of the Italian army about
10 be transported TO the border and
first line italian troops.
Evening journal., 1915-05-24
SWEDISH STEAMER MINED.

BY The United Pres
STOCKHOLM, May 24-The Swed-
ish steamer Hernodia was mined and
sunk in the North Sea Sunday. Her
crew of % took TO the boats and we're
saved.
Shipping records show no Swedish
steamer named the Hernordia. An
error apparently was made in cable
transmission.
ALLIES GET REINFORCEMENTS.
BY The United Press.
CONSTANTINOPLE, via. Berlin,
May 24.-An official announcement is
sued here today said that the Anglo
Continued on Second Page.
Evening journal., 1915-05-24
WEATHER

Thundershowers this after
noon or tonight. Tuesday,
part cloudy, moderate shift
ing winds.
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ArsrBrlys LEAVE TRESrISO BoRDER

By The United Press
MILAN. May sG-Ins Austrisns are everywhere ain5
back nom the rrsasnro sac asnns The defensive Dis
matches received Asrs sday said duns tbs nzat Aus
ssp trOOps SysHnnss AZ lss % bridges All civilian
,rsnc scross the sruntisr hss been hailed
Evening journal., 1915-05-24
AUsrR1Ays ATTACH ITALIANS WITH BONES

By The United Press
ROME. May 34-Austrfan av1ators have bombarded the
italian arsenal :, venice end attacked other italian
cities according % venice dispatches today They we're driven
of without doing serious damage the dispatches said
Evening journal., 1915-05-24

Mouth Of christiana.
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SUN AND TIDES.

Sun rose ....
sun sets