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illinois
INUNDATED; rain
HO0DNGRIVfRS
Joliet and Other Towns Partly
Under Water: Alaska Point
- - Reports 64 Below
[Associa.sd Press ~ Federal wirslessl

IAssociassd Press py Federal wirslsssl
CHICAGO, I'LL, Jan. 21.--illinois is
now suffering severely from heavy
rains and sno~storris.
Reports from scores Of points today
tell Of great floods in the -iHers and
valleys OF noftherh, Illinois. The riv-
ers have oserfiowed their banks and
inundated scores of cities and villages.
The heavy rains are continuing, add
ing to the disastrous prospect. In
the western suburbs boats and RATS
are now being used to carry the peo-
pie to and from their homes and
places Of business. -. E
The Despiaines river 10 far over its
banks and thousands Of families in
part Of Joliet have been driven from
their homes. Water 10 five feet deep
In the streets. In IockdaIe the water
10 six feet deep. Business 10 suspend
ed In many parts Of the northern sec
ton of the state. ...
YUMA, ARK, Jan. 21.-A large in.
take gate at the diversion dam Of the
imperial Valley irrigation project has
been carried away by floods lin the
Colorado river. The Ievees are en-
dangered. The Southern Pacific agent
at Dome, on the GiIa river, has teIe-
sraphed that a flood wave 18 inches
high is sweeping by, which may en-
danger property lower down.
TANANA, Alaska, Jan. 21.-The
here has reached the fiq.
ure of 81 degrees below zero.
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ARKANSAS BAD
MEN get GUNS;
/. few CAPTURED
Associated Press by Federal wir.lsssI

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, Jan. 21.-Con.
victs who escaped from the state pri-
son farm on Wednesday had secured
arms and ammunition shipped to a
hardware store at Moscow, the con.
victs robbing the depot there and get
ting hold of the guns and cartridges.
OF the % who escaped only four have
been captured.
Guards who are searching for the
escaped convicts have given out in
structions that Lee Blount, Blackie
Williams and Charles Owens. all con-
victed murderers, shall be taken dead
or alive. -:
1t is believed that all the men who
got away secured guns.
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Will =.
BEGIN DEFENSE |
TOUR JAN. 29
Two Trips to Be Made in Few
Weeks, One as Far West
as Denver .

IAssoctated Press by FsdefN WrdessI
WASHINGTON, o. c., Jan. 21.-lt
was announced today that the prssi.
dent Will formally open 1ls persorai
FIGHT for his national ''preparednessr'
program with q speech at Plttsburo
on January % and wIIIfollow this With
Z vigorous speaking campaign point
ing out his reasons for the recon-
meHdatious he makes 70 Congress.
After Pittsburs he will speak at
Cleveland, Chicago, Sc. Louis, Kansas
City, st. Joseph, Des Moines and Dav.
enport, Iowa.
He will also take second trip, be.
ginning on February IS, which will
carry him a. far westward 40 Denver.
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NEARLY 100000
men CAPTURED BY
TEUTONS IS CLAIM
Vienna Figures Declare 470,-
600 Square Kilometers OF
Hostile Ground Occupied
MONTENEGRO SUBJECT FL
OF VARIED REPORTS
Some Have Fighting Again in
Progress, Others Peace
Terms Developing

LONDON, Eng, Jan. 21.-Ac-
cording to series of figures Off
cially issued in Vienna, the war
chiefs of the Dual Monarchy esti-
mate that the captures of the Teu-
ton powers to date include nearly
5000, 900 prisoners, 10000 guns,
10000 machine guns and 100000
square kilometers Of hostile
ground, which has been occupied
since the war began. ...s. =
PARIS, France, Jan. 21.-A re-
port of the Belgian government
lust issued shows that during the
original invasion Of Belgium and
the subsequent occupation the
Germans burned is, ,207 houses, ex-
Guiding those destroyed in Elan
ders.
PARIS, France, Jan. 21.-The
Montenegrin consul in Paris today
emphaticaIly declared that Mon
fenegro is not at peace with Aus
tria, as reports have said. He Off
cially announced that the war be-
tween the nations has been renew
ed.
! VIENNA, Austria, Jan. 21.-It
il reported here that the recent
press rumors that Montenegro had
resumed the fighting were sun
founded. The terms of capitula-
tiop are not completed, it is stated
here. : :
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ADDRESS MRS. STANFORD
PREPARED LONG AGO TO BE
MADE PUBLIC TOMORROW
rAssociated Press by Federal wirelsss]

PALO ALTO, Cal, Jan. 21.-An adj
dress which the late Mrs. Jane L. STAN
ford, wife of Leland Stanford, Sr., had
prepared to make at the opening Of
the university will be read tomorrow
for the first time by DIR. Ray Lyman
Wilbur, the new president. He will
be inaugurated tomorrow and prior to
the inaugural ceremony will read the
address, which was found among Mrs.
Stanford's papers after her death in
1905. The address emphasizes the
value of high aims nand pure stand
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.HAW0RTH RESIGNS AS
AMERICAN JAPANESE Z
SOCIETY PRESIDENT
Especial Gable to Hawaii Shinpo)

Especial Cable to Hawaii Shinpo)
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Jan. 2l.--
DR.. Haworth, who was the honorary
secretary of the Acknowledgements
Society of America, has resigned. Be
fore taking this office he was chief
Interpreter at the San Francisco i'm.
migration station. .. +,
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the on the Big Island is beautiful damage
of the heavy rains and winds
Through Basil Fe wireless operator Lahaina the Star
on the storm-swept Valley Isle.
'LAHAyNA, Maui JAN n-Dsad fourteen; injured, eight
packhors Telephone cannot be restored before
Sunday :. the earliest -, -.
This report received by the
efforts uey reach its Maui correspondent
the courtesy and cooperation of Operator Fem and the Mutual T
phone wireless department The weessed
Operator Fem this what details could be
AS all communication between Lahana and Wauku by
the slow method of horseback messenger Interrupted only
details reaching Lahana and the wireless Office there
of the storms the Valley I which greatest
Wailuku. II was there the loss Of life occurred.
The following from their operator
this morning at the Honolulu office of the Matuaf Telephone Com
LAHAINA January 21Tephone lines are now working all
right The mountain road piled with great
masses OF rocks and stones and in places than
Small portions of mail beginning to filter through on
can accepted subject to delay by mail which leaves Lahaa
9 o'clock each morning.
Serious trouble with Kaanapal wharf only sugar ship
ping point for the Pioneer has developed because of the
kona gale according to radogram received this morning by
This stated that sugar be loaded Kaanapa week
Although details given w Kebahn Of Hack
fields said this morning that the wharf has apparently been put
of commission by the storm
able to load 2OO bags hour lighters which carry the
sacks out to American Mason nterand
The wharf damage will delay greatly all shipments sugar
from Kaanapa of the important ports of the
territory.
Filled with for Spanish who may be suffering
from the deVastaons of the flood Maui
consul for Spain will leave this afternoon the Caudne
for the valley island.
T going chiefly find what damage has been done
people that can know just what best to do to help hem
said the consul today 81 received word yesterday of the storm from
Of the businessmen of Wauku telling that three Spanish
families were included in the list of those dead
of Mani
generously help the families in this hour Of trouble
but still feel that proper that should do what
aid them"
Senior Gil called on Secretary Territory Wade Warren
Thayer this morning regard the He will return early
next week if possible
No word had been received today 2O by Aexan
Baldwin in regard damages their Maui plantations
estimate Of damage could be given further than
nouneed yesterday. .S.#--#@g q
Territorial officials have received today in regard 70
wharf damage though it expected that details will be received
in the next mails. ~
At 230 today c. Brewer Company Ltd, reported that
further of damage sustained by Wauku Plantation
other received
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AUSTRIANS near
SCUTARI FORCES

LONDON, Eng, Jan. 21.-It is
reported by military authorities
that detachments of Austrian
troops are now is miles only from
Scutari, where Montenegro has in
stalled the government headquar.
tiers, after being forced from. its
capital by the oncoming enemy.
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Coronation Postponed. ~:
FAssociated Press by Federal wirelessl

PEkING, China, Jan. 2l.-The coro-
nation OF the new Chinese emperor,
President Yuan Shih-Kai. has been
Indefinitely postponed. The official
reason given for this action is that
the uprisings in southern China have
forced the abandonment of the orig
inal plans. - -.
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JOFFRE URGES
STANCH SPIRIT

PARIS, France, Jan. 21.-Gen.
Joffre, commander of the French
forces, issued a statement today
declaring it essential that the
French civilians hold firm and ex.
pressing his belief in the ultimate
triumph of the Allied cause.
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HILO WOMAN is
DEAD OF Burns

Istar-Bulletin Special BY Mutual wirelsss]
HILO, Jan. 21.-Mrs. Gurdon Pot
ter, wife of Dr. Potter of Hilo, died
Yesterday as the result of severe
burns sustained last week.
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GEORGIANSHA
fIVENEGROES IN
MURDER MYSTERY
TAssociated Press by Federal Wireless

ALBANY, Ga. Jan. IA band Of
lynchers last night hanged and then
riddled with bullets five negroes taken
by force from the Worth county Jail.
The men had been arrested under sus-
picion of being connected with the
murder of the county sheriff. One
more negro was taken from the Jail
but has not been accounted for. He
was not among those hanged.
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Conference in Toxic. ....:
Associated Press by Federal wirelessl

TOXIC, Japan, Jan. 21.-A confer
ence Of the emperor and the Elder
Statesmen and the cabinet, held to-
day in the imperial palace, has Great
ed the. impression that the Entente
Powers, under the leadership Of
Japan are discussing steps. to bring
about a postponenient of the estab-
fishing of the monarchy in China un;
til the end of the war Japan has
already signiffed her wish that such
action be taken. :.
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villa IS
NOT A PRISONER
Associated Press BY Federal wlrslsssl

Associated. Press by Federal Wlrelsssl
WASHINGTON, ID. Co. Jan. 21.-
Carranza officials here and In Mexico
Immediately across the line have re-
ceiyed no confirmation of the report
that Gen. Pancho Villa has been cap
tured by Carraflza soldiers at Haci-
enda San Geronimo. Luis Herrera,
the Carranza commander at Chihua-
hua city, denies that Villa has been
taken. -. - - =
Ell PASO, Tex, Jan. 21.--Villa par.
tisans asserted this afternoon. that
Gen. Villa with several hundred follow
ers is safe in the Tarahumare noun
tains of west Guerrero. :-*
WASHINGTON, Cd. c., Jan. FL
chihuahua City dispatches late today
report that ,18 bandits, among whom
are those who were at the massacre
of American mining men recently at
Santa Ysabel, have been captured and
taken to Santa Ysabel to be executed.
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Convicted of gross cheat, Alfred
Ferreira was sentenced by Circuit
Judge Ashford today to serve six
months in the county jail. On the
promise of getting him job, Ferreira
took SO from young Chinese boy
and, after failing to get the Job. re-
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TonAY,s REPORT.

German Headquarters, Jan. a.
Small Russian detachments have been
EASILY repuIsed between Pinsk and
czartorysk." .>...a
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NEW YORK STOCK l..
MARKET TODAY

Following are the closing prices Of
stocks on the New Yo:k market to-
day, sent by the Associates Press over
the Federal Wireless: .~.. "
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NO NEW CLUES FOUND
TO GEORGE MURDER

Not a siHgle additional clue has been
developed which may lead to the ar
rest Of the man who killed g. n.
George, a civilian employe ct scho6eid
Barracks Tuesday night, either at the
post or by the federal authorities, II
was ascertained this afternoon. While
the authorities still believe they have
trace Of the murderer, the circumstan.
tial evidence is so slight that no con-
viction could be secured on II now.
Norwegian shipping losses IN the
war are estimated at SO, 900 900 In q
despatch from Christiania.
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The 900 employees Of Smith & Wes-
son manufacturers of pistols and 200
employees of the Van-Norman Tool
company started work on an eight.
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SUGAR.

: SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Jan. 90
Sugar: 9S degrees test, 4.747 cents.
Previous quotation, ATT cents.
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TELEPHONE LINES Being PUT
in REPAIR SLOWLY; MAIL BY
HORSEBACK SENT TO WAILUkl
Further Estimates Of Loss Of Life and
Property Expected By
Steamer TOMORROW

could secured this afternoon
Iahana Wainku
wreessed that the
beautiful the calm and damage to speak
of ne and winds.
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It was expected that Frank A.
Bechert would be appointed secretary
Of the Board of Fire Underwriters, to
take the place Of A. r. Gurrey, re-
signed: at meeting Of the board held
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MOORE CONGRATULATED.
Especial Cable to Hawaii Shinpt

Especial Cable to Hawaii Shinpo)
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal, Jan. 21.-
H. Kono, minister of agriculture of
Japan, and president of the Japanese
Exposition Exhibit, sent letter of
congratulation this afternoon to Pres
ident Charles Moore and Mayor
James Rolph, congratulating them on
the great success of the exposition.
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/ Especial Cable to Liberty News.)
SHANGHAI, Jan. 21.-The reyolu-
tionary troops of Yunnan province
under the command of General Loo
Pei Kim met a division of Yuan Shih-
kafs troops today at the border of
kweichau and Human provinces. The
revolutionary troops numbered 5000,
while the army of Yuan was estimat-
ed at 5000. After a severe engage
ment Of six hours during which 1000
OF Yuan's troops were killed and
wounded, the monarchist army re-
treated to Pau King. The loss to the
reyoluuonists was not, heavy. !
: Another province has started a cam
paign against the Yuan government.
A despatch today from Shansi states
that revolutionary troops in that prov
lnce took two districts from the mon.
archists in severe engagement near
Luan Flu. -Yuan.s troops retreated and
are now inside the garrison at Ton
Kwan. y ':.'-'o :
Shansi province is In the north of
China. adjoining the province of Chilli,
the stronghold of the monarchists,
and Is not more than 100 miles from
Peking, the seat Of the monarchical
This province Is isolat-
ed from the other revolutionary Sec
tons, and military leaders believe
that this is the beginning of the fight
against Yuan at his own door. The
southern boundary of this province is
Hwafg Ho river, one Of the principal
rivers of China.
Th0- rafl{for ~ ,.o,o "A,
has sent word to Chen Ke Mel the
leader Of the reyolutionists at Shang-
hal, and one Of the former military.
governors of that city asking that
representative of the revolution be
sent to Marking to consider the ad-
Of declaring independence
OF Yuan in Kiang Su province. Nan
king is in the same province as
Shanghai, and is one Of the strongest
cities In eastern China.
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Especial Cable to Nippu Jill

TOXIC, Japan, Jan. 21.-A plot to.
assassinate Yuan Shih-Kai was dis
covered by the police In Peking, and
the ringleaders have been apprehend-
ed. Three bombs were placed in the
palace. timed for a meeting of the
council. 1t is stated that prominent
official is one Of the leaders in the
plot. -. @,.... .....E @....
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Arkansas produces the greater
part Of the natural Oil stones of this
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Arrest Fifty ofhcers.


Especial Cable to Liberty News.)
SHANGHAI, Jan. 21.-Three bombs
were discovered under the palace at
Peking today by secret service men
Of Yuan Shih-Kai. The bombs were
set for the hour when Yuan Shih-Kai
had called meeting of his advisors,
and the plot to assassinate the emper.
or was. not discovered until few
minutes before the meeting was
called. ... .-..-. .~.. &.
Fifty military officers OF the palace
were Immediately arrested upon dis
covery of the plot, and a. strict in:
vestigation has been started at the
palace. It is rumored that Dun Ke
Sui, former minister of war, was the
ringieader in the attempted jassassina.
ton OF Yuan. Dun Ke Sui HAS been
prisoner in the palace since his res
ignation, and the secret police believe
that he Is the man who is responsible
for the placing of the internal ma
chimes. ., :...
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ALBANANS TO
AID SCUTARI

[Associstsd Press by Federal wirelessl
LONDON, Eng. Jan. 21.-A despatet
from Rome says that Essad Pasha,
provisional president Of Albania ane
formerly Of the Turkish army, has ar.
rived al Seutari with Albanian forces
to join the Montenegrins in the de
Tense Of Seutari against the Austrians
Smyrna times., 1916-09-13

the Delaware Hospital fer several
weeks yet. He was taken there three
weeks ago for an operation for ap.
pendicitis and typhoid fever developed
soon after his removal there.
The drought. which lasted about
seven weeks, was ended Wednesday
last by heavy rain which continued
throughout Wednesday night.
Natha lel W. Ratledge has nam.
moth crop of yellow tomatoes which
he has been selling readily at 10 cents
per basket. While Mr.. Ratledge is
also a noted grower Of watermelons.
he says that his crop this year is the
poorest one since he began the busi-
ness and he has scarcely enough for
family use.
A number Of young people Of this
locality attended the fifth dance given
by Pool 5 orchestra at the New Cen
tury Club. Middletown, on Tuesday
evening.
Smyrna times., 1916-09-13
TOWNSEND.

Guessford Recovering From Injuries
in Auto Accident-Locals and Personals
Townsend September 12-While
out antomobiling with Road Foreman
Frank Miller on Wednesday last. John
Guessford, of this place, was severely
injured, and his companion was like
wise badly hurt when their car colli-
ded with an automobile driven by viii.
liam Reed. of Warwick, Md. Both
men sustained injuries to their shoul-
ders. Guessford's car was badly
damaged as was likewise that Of
Reeds.
The condition of Paul Hodgson. son
OF former Representative Richard
Hodgson, is still Of a most encouraging
nature. although the young man re-
mains very weak and he cannot leave
Smyrna times., 1916-09-13

Send Tor Catalog.
Smyrna times., 1916-09-13
FLEMING'S LANDING
EPworth League and W. GU. Notes.
Local and Personal Mention

Fleming's Landing, Sept. u. The
Epworth League with be in charge Of
Miss Ina Staats next Sunday evening.
topic; League Study Courses.
The w c. T. U. will be held at
the home of Mrs. Harry Woodkeeper
Friday afternoon. September Is
Personals. Mrs Treeley Webb and
children Misses Emily and Mary Of
Odessa; Miss Lydia Carter of Phila-
delphia and Miss Helen Bradley of
Wilmington spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. Wilmer Stats. Miss Elsie
Fagley Of Philadelphia is visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Wesley Hawkins. Miss
Elizabeth Stats spent the weekend
in Philadelphia. Miss Edna Wood
keeper is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
David near Kenton. Mr.. John Reed
OF Wilmington, and Mrs. Willism
Johnson. of Kenton. spent Tuesday
and Wednesday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Warner. Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Keiser, Of Philadelphia. are
visiting relatives in this vicinity.
Mr.. Harvey Gardner. of Philadelphia,
is visiting in this vicinity.
Smyrna times., 1916-09-13
CHESWOLD
Epworth League and Church Notes
Locals and Personal Mention

Epworth League and Church Notes
Locals ard Personal Mention
Cheswold, Sept. -. The Epworth
League will be in charge Of Mr.. An
drew Harper next Sunday evening.
topic: League Study Course.
Our pastors wife. Mrs. ". Il.
kenney. who has been seriously iI.
We are glad to report. is very much
improved at this writing.
Doctor Prickett, of PHILADELPHIA.
will occupy the Garrison house in the
near future and will practice medi-
cine. We wish him success.
Miss Margaret Knots. of Delaware
State Hospital. is home suffering
from a sprained ankle.
Personals. Miss Mary Collision.
of Dover, spent Sunday with her sis
ter. Mrs. Clarence Hazel. Mr.. and
Mrs. P. L. Barcus. Sr.. are spending
some time with their daughter. Mrs.
McNamee. of Chester. Mrs. Elias K.
Perry entertained Miss Francis Ford.
Of Dover. last week. Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Shuster of Clayton. spent
Sunday with Mr.. George Anderson
and family. Mr.. James Leager. of
Chester, was the guest Of his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jonh Leager on Sunday.
Miss Mary Knots has gone to Phil
adelphia 70 the German Hospital to
undergo an operation Miss Elsie
Cartweil is visiting in and near Ken
ton. Miss Susan Cooper has returned
TO school at West Chester. Rev.
John A. Wright and family. of
Georgetown. was the guest of Mrs.
BOyce Thursday. Mr.. J. Herman
Anderson and Mr.. Clifford Anderson
spent Sunday with Mr.. Anderson's
mother, Mrs Mary E. Anderson at
Lexington Mills. Mr. George Fore
aker, of Wyoming. spent the day
with his sister. Mrs. O. D. Loose. last
week. Mrs. d. T. Turner was a
Philadelphia visitor last Thursday. -
Mr.. D. G. Moore. Of Philadelphia. is
visiting his brother. F. A. Moore.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Yetter and
daughter. Elizabeth. have returned
home to Philadelphia. Mr.. and Mrs.
Linford Lacey motored to Whining
ton, Friday. Mr.. Marion Duhadaway.
Miss Kathryn Dempsey. Mr.. Clifford
Jones, of near Leipsic. and Miss Lena
James, Of Kennett Square. were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Elias K.
Perry on Sunday MIR. and Mrs.
Louis Anders on. and Miss Alice Tur-
ner motored to Elkton and Newark
on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Ford
and children visited Miss Lizzie Perry
on Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. George T.
Hofecker, Mr. and Mrs. John Thomp-
son. Mr.. and Mrs. William Savin.
Mrs. Louis Anderson, Mr.. Bennett
Emory, Mr.. Harry Williams and sis
ter and Mrs. Lena Knots and Mr..
Myers Casson motored to Wilmington
to attend the state fair last week.