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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-31
Oanif Grpeoition.

ai%ebenhouu Sen 2Soc Norts
Zen oonife SpoogellesreiienSe anuo
Ha2misicn. iom ON uolIe lllcr I'll.
trGoer en- feiie iii Noropronlauo.
bar ira Oct naiurhiitortite Wuicum /
Rem Dorf m~ootuNet en- t|elegroiiit
anmooning ON at glere alt ! lin
Ita8t Tor al uroiGtte Q}uc Wtlaan3
SiPIpeerpeoitiou lem man irtct bar
hart ira, iloen Den uiTuanIige itreu,
ge @inter oppe ! 0et iIerne Horocn
belnrote al pGffe Irpat Tor oeus
Sitterhco.
Roamuisicu5 Neuiigt er al uoior
tie GQnene mellem Tcarp %ano oS
@renlano o. ban 0Iter AZ tiItrToc
Reiieu ira ShuIi j N0rOgrsnlmo.
Zen ameritanite Nlplpeerpeol
non, iom er arlenot Tor az ieIe eiter
Den ameritauite Cpoaaeliearelienoe
Mac WiQan. aigit ira Rem 9orf Sem
Soc Sum- 1915 meo Sampifibet
George =. Gluett~. Grpeoitioncn$
Serer er Sr. gomunS 8. Sopep al
Oct nahlrhiitori'te Trierm.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-31

N}dnodaS %ircnliat i Nuict al Ncurp.
'entunt NoinCu ira SuinoiS. Nor.
'lndet bcltenuncr. at aommiSiloucu
'tol bcltau Al fer McoIemmer. al
hpt.te life Here cuo ire nlua tiIhcr,
no0et iUr'filt politllt Vorti. Ill
SUttelic a commissioners llooli
ter rorelldae1 en- permanent NepllQ,
nllg al 100000 ON Auret, oeri
mobe'dttet III GARLIC %eu al $1,000
III hpcr AZ &onmlaIGrernc
Ntpr0leltdnt SopIeu ira Nlllnol2
bar / M'du0uge i~rcntlat et Sorllul
ON al NauoelaminIitcrcn paoIUQgcS
ar operlcuoc Nlilct Ell @crctnlu0 ON
Nolapoplrlituotioucu / @ouoct.
Mr. Gopleu cr al bcn Wcniul. NJ
Der ntod trriicS ruoltolc NorboIo4
realer I'll At pcollgcbol0c en- tilitruf
tclt9 6orlnnIng Al Srpfpapir Sc
6orcneoe Stoter til at mlligGisrc
Den iortlntic lloGlpclie Al Sonocta
Npller Mu9aiiner, lioSltriitcr oip.
: Sebet al DC liolte ioa Gage bar
holt. opIplcr ban, iouct Nrcpe ira ct
tort IntoI Nni3- OF Stoaifriitauo.
Nipcre, huori Dc oubcnt ertIUrer, at
DC pll bll NOT Ill at itonic lin Gor
refining, ON Fnpirpriicrre iortiUttcr
al ltl0e. SRA andre llOqiperc cr ser
inolebet alaNcr oper Eriicrnc, leoia
get AZ Vroteltcr moo ocu iortlattc
lloierlcI Al MntcrioIer, iom onucr,
oca | (nplr'abritniioncn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-31

re los moo oiSic 10 Eunfter / Del
Siemeo Of isae at femme SuifertJ
no al ben nIonte tore @lie. aor
De iortirtte Sremlaugcn %iubpoo, pil
Be mart naa frem Ill Snifernes Sor.
binoeIieslinie mco Sernbonen ira
&iIna % norboper iii Grinif.
Nusiiife 6lnperipcioerc p~aaitnar
paioa at hare iaattoget, al Spifcruc
Tor Si~fferheos Stpl0 aucreoc bar be
gpnot at Unite line itorc SorroooS-
oepoter iilbnee til ct Steb / Gcil
Tor 9topo aleran0ropit o. at DC er
ipriat beifiGitlgct nlco al unlUQQe
me Soriparspcrter bda line nltpuren.
DC Sirier.
Sisl9c Be tp'te Sr|emltiuinQer lcr
intiolertio Situationcn peb Sitfron-
ten ganife anoerleoea no. Ser err Ell
lloiiicieI Neloirg ira Berlin ocn 2SNc
Warts:
"HuSiernes irliqteSIoIe 9lnsrcb
meo SO Sipiiioner imoo General
bon &~lnoenbnrgs 6ront. fortIpttcr
iremoeles. Set nnilaacs, at Nu@ler.
ne biotil bar Ilot et Cab pou life
minore enc $4,000 Mtano paa en-
100 ailometer$ 6ront.
Gen t9be W}nrt5 ongreb I rrsii-
tie Hegimenter en- inf 3npoleribri-
gaoe. : oenne Stamp miiteoe HlrS-
'erne omfring 5000 Mono, mems
Splfernc nliitebe TO Mono brrbte og
60 iaoreoe. Teo ct Wooongrcb tog
oen Ianlnle aoOaIcriaibeling ienerc
100 &lisiere tiliongc.
&c tpife Stillinger err iao uomer.
fet beiGitet % iao rigelig i%oripnet
meo Sfpts oe alt SIa9s SorraoO,
at Husiernes slngreb pna Sorbaono
er ocmlt til at mislnffes.
Geb bon Sinoenburos itore Srem
itSo giennem Hilalono flor itanie-
DC ban Der, hpor 2onoet ifroaner
moo Noropit oe glt IoaIebes, al bans
SlnIer fom I'll ut honue Ell 0lle ira
Hlga til lpinlt % pioere lpooper.
Sou ioritoioa, at Der piloc Naturen
til Tuaren fomme ham tilbiplp.
Naor Nuorloaningen ON fort 5io
beapnoer, piI ncmlig be ~ruSlilfe Sfut.
ter9raue neoe paa Sonlun0ct opcr-
'penlme@ og fringe Hlialerne til at
lutte belle i'm Sinie tilboge. Get
er oertor Dc nj un9riber 'au pol0-
lomt Tor at TONNE iig % pna oct
bpiere 9ollb. hpor Splferne or, ior
Naurtlommen begpnber.
Ge Seire, Hltsierne bar melot ON
ira 8oliclen, er iislge WtcooeieIier
ira Wien fun oltiloct oper nogle
minore eitcrrtaite Iioelinger."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-31
Ser ,~llenneifrr
inNebrUnot

Son Antouio. (ern2. oen 260e
Ninrts Ser Nieuuvf5r miiteNe
%iuet / en- EIoebrauo. iom ionJ I0l'
Sc oen iuuc Gan Hutorio Gomtru
Gibbs @uguiul / life sem II .
rene opbolot iig lem @lIitcr / aIlb'
BEN. hpor Ser rlGur A'te2 huuSt
iuuoet en- itarrt EcitllGbco Stc0 -
Ge Cmfonu,e par Nir ~ Mrs. N.
mes = &a.tha1 &lIOIt !, Z &cb1.
Nonler %oue9, Neltn GocfreA. -
uartuiuJapINe / alibbcn a. Mrs.
Mace Slcpart ira @alueston.
,%amca @uIrlal oar tlolIJcrr M.
torneu @eueral ! SeruS, Sll0le @ebb
par en- rremrugenbe Sa9isrcr. ~
MRS. Stepart par Nltitru Ill Mace
Stepart. Tr9lioent ior Sittle Quar-.
anti Gcmpanp | Galveston.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-31
Ten rnshife isrpnt.

Husiern iortiPtter lin Sfieniiu
paa ben noroIise Gel al lin LANCE
6ront. og iislae Meloinser ira BE.
trograo bar De hapt Sremgang paa
TO piatise Tuntter az benne SSront,
nemlig pe0 Sacobitabt moo Noro og
peo Haroe5ilsen MOB Spo.
elsie TO Eunfter lIsger peo bper
lin Slanfe al Den itore glie, iom De
tpite S%tiqineer banner paa ben
noroliee Sront / &uslano. Der iir9f.
fer iie ira Higa / Spbeit til Gpinif
% berira | Spbpeit Ill be nPpnte
SnoIieregioner. Get er rimeligpis
8lIsiernes Seniiet at peobli at BAN.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-31
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Wa'hinQtou Sen 26oc Wort5. -
Get nmeritanifc observation-disclosures
Snobnoclle I'll AfboIoeIien al en-
Observation-Disclosures al arbeloer.
reprTicntanter poo iamme Sio Ga
Steo. iom observation-disclosures
fommer til at aiboloes Tor al euea
ON 8lItoarcne Tor aiiluttelien al
&eroerstriQeu. uoienotes ioag iii
ale Observation-Disclosures / ale
@onbc.
Get 'oroentca. at NGrpUrclien Al
en- luabon ToriomIirQ Al rcprricn.
tatiue grbeioere oil bare en- Qaunli0
SnofIuOeIie pao 6reo9mGGIerncs
6orhanoIinger, ioct Der uil bli ior.
Ion8t at Ser ingen @eitemmclic an
giGIocnoe al~rbeioerues Gin mao iut
les, uoen iorit at Fare pIcict Raao
mco Dem.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-31
Sr9fningcn peb Cen ipoife apit.

Set brittle oiilcieIle Wieloing ON
ben tibligere omtaIte SistrGininQ
nrr Den ipoite @eitfpit er ooterct
GORDON 270c Worts % lpoer lao
leoes:
"gritiife 2leropIaner rcttcce igoar
ct angreb nr3o Dc tpife 3eppelinifur
/ Norhileapig. a%eroploncrnc bier
eifortcret trt mo I'll oen ilesptgifc
apit al Ell Glfaore al Iette arpoicrc
on Teitropera UNDER aormnanoo al
Commodore &nrlpbit.
Ere al 81 Sje-NeropIoner. ion1
oeltog / Tnlrcbet James. Geitrop.
erne "Meouia~ % "Saucrocf" foai.
ocrooe, % mar nprer 6rpgt Tor al
"MGouia" or gaaet utber / Del
itorrrnlloe @cir igoor Mites, men
Der er ingcu @runo iii at pare png.
iteIig for &eiptningen5 Sfipbne.
% tpife Nltrllieboooe blep ifltoi
iiGnf pore Geitropers.
9togen beto.lereoc Snb6eretnirmer
I~ureIiqger enonu life. men eiter
ocnife TrcsiemeooeIelier Al BONNIE
bar Grpeoitlotlen uorettet lit 9Grin-
d."
Gen tpife Nielbitlg ON 9liipren In.
Der inaleoeS:
Sra 70 Sttbe. Der leoingeoes al
en- gifaore al arpoiere % Seitrop.
ers. itarteoe i1our @orses lem en-.
geIite Sis-aeroploner ! oct Giemeo
a. forisge et sln9reb paa ppre 3ep.
pelinitationer : Horbileauia. anqrc-
BET mi5lpffeoeS riloitpnoigt. Sffe
minhre euo IRE al W~tuitiuerne bIep
tuiinget III al gaa mo- paa Zen SpIt
op oens uRrueite Smegn. Sin.
perne. IRE engeIlte Sfiicerer % en-
llnoeroificer, toges' tiliange.
Bomber bIep faIiet neo tln ! On.
eauen al Sluierne oeo Seper. Sn.
gen Sfaoe bIep anrettet.
Zen l~eoiagenoe ergelIte Gifaore
anereb IRE AZ pore 5orpchobaooe ca
10 imaa ornereoe Siifebampere Der
gjoroe acknowledgements Iangs ap.
JorifPiies pan Sioe 1.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-31
Sn ny Kriic.
Nh wnrc Tor ct nd5cnt Nrno mco
SDiildmr.
Sitmatiomcm ipGnot.


SllhinNton. 2S0t Murte. ~.
ferries EorupcIic a. llrocnouoatrt.
gen nco SrutnuN uocu &oricl az
Ndn>cl@ az Vdl'oNcrltlbe nlco ire.
belize Ncl'CuGc MrtN. aunrcer
~ @9ru omboro lar hi0isrt en-
IN ~ oIoorIiN ariic t 6crbolsct
mcllcm (uitIonO oa Sc 6orcucoe
Stotcr.
SorpcbertlMcn al Vo@inncr0om.
pcren "S1t@'U~ / Oeu cllelitc au.
noi, bporuco ilerc u~mrrltanife Yip
lctteo / 6arc on TIRE omerlfouitc
Norgcrc tom oIuorIlq tlIifaoe, bur
bto0t Sttrntioncn iorlig nGr brittle.
plulftct.
Get brUnoclt>e SpsrgSmool t ole
aroSie berl Nopeoituoct. % rimdi9.
ul9 belle @anGct oper. err: 0ruo oil
FrU'toenten M 0lsrc2
Gcttc pur oplou oct Spsrl9n1dol,
Em fr~cniiattcp til NeipurcIic pou It
lodA / Sogcn3 Nmoonulq a'holht
Ndbinrtamebe. Ger iorcltquer 'eIu.
iel1cIiQ cnolni ilWcn o'itcicIe Mco.
o~clcI'er fra Mgoct. men Get iorln.
Ger, at SitlIdtioneu bIcu %grupoiJ
0ra'tct, oa at man por Diet eltia ON,
at Ger, buis set befruiter lig. at
SGnfnIn9clt Al Gdmpercn par fore.
9ooet uocn BARREL. TIM itoo Gru.
llocittcIl TO ltopcle uabel ellteli
ltoer piocre at uTbrpoe DC oiplomu.
ttlte N~urbln0eller meo SpitIano, eler
n mloerrettc bette ollL at en- @ien.
togcllc pilOc rciltltcre / Ell slcblit.
teIiG Aibrr0elic al 6orblrcelicrrc
&ol9ct a. Den ferite az oiSie 10.
ucie plloe LEI tunue 'ao itiUbueiuau.
gre GsIacr. mems &aI1et nj Neu an.
cen rimcliB0l5 life utloe pirfc mere
aiitrutfcu0c lnu Spiflun0 enc a.
urnlrGc ta>Ir9cre AouuriIcr % Sru.
Her ont at hol0e set ~itrendt al.
i aria, lou t Gr. "%uiinmlu".
AIiUrtn. Der. tiItroos Tor at Sum.
otcGer AZ unlerifaultc %iu uco oet
AnlcOninN Qlf t0bt, er llGeluu udi.
aiort rodG r)m luaen otter, al llbpr.
Ilabc6en bIcO beGnaet
Der iorlpoer tmiotertlo, at ErU.
%litente>L flint bdn croml lrgen al
g%i9renoe Nellutnind bop0e 'lttet, I'M.
Ger lj2tiSlionen Fort baUoe 'retn.
lcl0t, al BAN an'0u liz 'or al bare
fr,lo Net I'll at aTbrpoe Dc Diploma.
title S~orbtuoeIier uoen isrit at loru.
r0Ooe ia meo aongresien oerom.
o. at hur. ON Ran beillrtteoc at tage
hettc Sfruot. utIoe ienoe 8rep BON
NeruirDrif bans Fos OF hlenrt1Ioc
cen nuerlfouite ~Antbasio0sr | Der
lin lonrti0l1 meo. NJ han 0perienote
aorMresicu Ell ReoegisreIie 'or line
@rlmHe herior.
Get fumes imloItrti0 at pGre oeli
gon'te ulmlnbeligc Dteuiug I beruG-
relroe Oirlciele Areoie N RrRlteen.
ten o%ennegonq life nil gda meo a
me VrPIlmIuarler eaer iDlloe Sloet
btrt pad me lln0erhanGllnger hpi3
0ct I'll Guioeus bltr tcuiit II Srts
lcro bl'u.oer Angreb. iom 'oretogeS
/ StrrO meo e Sor'ttrirger, oct
lientaQHe @lgQe par gluct DC Sore'
ucoe Stotcr meo Neuinu II. In.
0erponN@trl8erS Terrlie.
Stu.oc SET rcrior rlic ia, II
(uitlau> oco Anlr,bet paa Tomoe.
reu Susity" bar trtct ii 2eitc til
D. Goreucce St1ter. bar man Der
Ge.elicu e.. II q grlo poa Il olpio.
udtute G~ornclce ptiee rare mer EMO
.. ,.~.. M, t. ,-.N
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-31
~Jernbdnernes
Gleftrihcerin0.

Butte, M%ontuna, Sen 27oe Warts.
TN Nrbcio9itprfe paa 1000 Mton0
ltol laolllart @eiret tiloocr oct. irt
les l9ang mc0 9tcOIrguiuq al Sfin.
ter 'paa Observation-Disclosures. Tor iaa
mart ionl mllig al gIere9 lUrOig Tor
Den lipIlge (raiif. ionl uentes at uil.
lie opitaa, ioalnart GleftrifccrinQen
al 9anen mellcm Seer &oogc, Mon.
tano, og Aperp, Soabo. er iGrnig.
Get ioroentes, at 0ctte giinit, Ser
nil brlnge ben cleftriitcerebe 2rndoc
I'll i50 DliI, piI funne pare / iulo
Drift onfrinq Den lite SliIi.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-31
Ivrfiet ~benroter.

Wa'binaton Den 27oc MortS. -
1prtlct unoerrcttebc loag oiiicieIt Sc
6orcneoe Stoter ont at oct life uor
Ell tprfilI ltnoerpanoSbaob, ium iun.
feoe No2iageroomperen "Serbia" /
!'ioocIbouet THOR @intcr meb 5ubct
az en- alnerifonlf @orQer3 Gin.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-31
Deroensfrieen.
NDe beftige &e neb @erSnn.
Muoitribenbe Meloineer.
Mnsiernes Sffcniip pnn ben nproligc
Gel AT E%itfrpnten.
Merc um SjstrGfninsen mbeniOr Den
jDbifc %citfpit.
&c NniereOes iture &rigsraao / Enris
Npab bar oct bcilmttet?
WNt ira auc Vrpntcr.

WV SVs
%eo @crbun err aan1pen otter
blltaict op / %eIt for Mellie, men "a
Dc tpife % "iranifc Weloinger ON,
bpob iom err iorcgoaet. er lige iloper-
ensitemmenoe Iom tioIigere, er oct
beolt at glensipe begge.
Ser er ben tpife, bntcret Berlin
29oe DARTS:
"Taa %eitiioen al Meuie bar pore
trooper nleo inloo Cab Tor fig ieIp
i~tornlet Ell iranif Stiuina / Noro for
Walancourt oper Ell 1000 Weter
breb Sront. Sc trGn9te ogiaa mo
/ Den noroueitlige Fart al 2onbsbp.
en- Waloncourt. Ti to9 tiliorge -
frnnIfe Sificerer % 1856 riourebe
Wteni9e, og fog Ell 9onon % tire
Witrolipier.
ct Sorber oper Sangerne befrGi-
ter Dor Nntagelie, at to me frantic
Sluiiioner er bragt irem til aunlp-
llnien peb Teroun."
90 her er Den franife al lonume
Cato:
"5piferne e~ienoptoo igaar Sfien-
iipen meo iorboblet |oloiombeo Ell.
ter 6 Cages Vrlit / gaffen. Sor at
ifiltle fine Tloner bar oe en- llges
Sio al % til beifllot belle Seroun-
rronten meget "upurtiit", men ben
frunife Stob penteoe, at oct pirfeli-
&c angreb piloe fomme / Gelt Tor
Chen % truf tine 6orbereoelier Der.
efter. &c bapbe life regnet fell.
Spiferne b%egrpnieoe fit Ingreb
til Ell aanife lioeu Seftion, neppc
tort oper en- bulp Wil breb, meIlem
NIuocourt og Malancourt. Se!e Sor.
mio0agen loo Spiferne bet regne meb
8ranater neoouer bette Streg, %
peo 3-Sioen ON Giterrni0oaqen fonl
lSnfdlltcrlallgrebet.
Snltrent Ell Sipiiion fpn prlten-
De rrem | tGtte Wasler oper Den al
8rnnaterne oprepne 8rllno. Ser
mcOtes De al Ell eoelpggenoe gpge
ira Dc bel lfil,lte fronife WitraIjsier
% ira Oct iranife S%nfanteris Sc.
pGrer, mems pore 10 MiQimetre
operoGngeoe @rilnoen bag Dem og
hinoreoe. oeres Heierpe / at fomnle
frern. Sang paa Song iorisete Sen
9raa Mnsie at itprme irem fun for
at blipe Itaniet al Dor Slo.
Spifernes Seniigt bar aobenbort
at fringe os til at retnme 9anosbr.
en- Wulancourt, bpis ongipenoe Spi-
Der allcreoe icr holoes al Dem, men
6orioget nlislpffeoes totult. 6ronif.
mGnoelre liooer lige iaa fait / Dfolalt-
court aiinittet ion noeeniinoe."
1g'uu pIllrtlg 81. Slot | S0O
Tor Opres / @elgien bar Ser oe iioitc
Gage itanet hcitigc aan1pe melcm
Nriterlle og Spiferne. @riterne il.
ger, at De bar i"torrnet Sen iprite oa
anoen Sinie al tpife Sfpttergrape
oper Ell 600 Dieter breo Strpfnina.
Spiferne opgiper Den I'll 100 Meter
breo % iorflarer oct ilig. at 9riter-
ne affpreoe en- pGloig Mine, iom
e~oelagbe en- Stpttergrap % brpbte
Veboerne.
9riternes gnareb bcr bar ol1taaet
'aooonne Simeniioner, at Spiferne
bar ben Gro, at Oct err Snoleoninaen
til en- itor britiif Siieniip, lat iperf
/ Oct 2ienleb at tuinge Spiferne til
at ilatne @rebet omtring %eroun.
Gette boloer BOG pitt life Stiff, oa
De iihite Nteloinger ira |eitironten
life n9uner noget mere ON aiiprer.
ne peb ct. gloi.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-31

Get lPrse bebuoeoe 6orilag ON
Ell permanent. al Fartipolititen mai
bRngig. Solbfcmmisiiou blep I
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-31

5oriiGties poa siee 2
Evening journal., 1916-03-22
Germany DENIES
ANY PART IN THE
mexican OUTBREAK
BY CARL w. AcKERMAN

United Press STAFF Correspondent
BERLIN. March 22-The United
Press was authorized by a high Ger
man official today to deny the rumor
that German intrigues Nsre RESPONSE
BILE for the troubles of the United
States in Mexico. "That report is
quite untrue" the official said. Ger
many recognized Carranza because IL
was necessary to have someone in
Mexico to deal with. Your govern
ment and. think. England recognized
him, so we had nothing against such
action.
I'VE recognized General Carranza,
hoping that peace and order would
be re-established In Mexico. We would
have liked to have done so long ago.
but followed Americas steps. We
have no interest in causing trouble in
Mexico, but because America is chief
ly interested there, We left matters
OF policy to Washington
"Germany's policy in Mexico is the
same as in other countries-peace
and order as soon as possible"
Evening journal., 1916-03-22
MRS. Nellie A. FOARD
Is Laid TO REST

Following solemn requiem mass IN
Sacred Heart Church. at Tenth and
Madison streets, this morning. the
body of Mrs. Nellie A. Foard. wife of
William Z. Foard, Of No. SO4 Adams
street. was taken TO Darby and inter
red in Holy Cross Cemetery. Il was
an automobile funeral.
Many friends from this city and
State and from Philadelphia. where
Mrs. Foard spent most of her life,
attended the funeral. The floral trib'
utes we're many and handsome, one
of them being from employees In the
several departments of THE EVEN
ING JOURNAL. on which paper Mr..
Foard is employed.
Five OF the pail bearers were mem
bers of THE EVENING JOURNAL
family. They were as follows:
Chas. b. Baker, representing the edi-
torial department; Ernest ]. Otteni,
representing the business department,
and r. Marvin Megginson, ]. Ray
Comfy and Walter c. Davis. Jr., rep
resenting the mechanical department.
TIE sixth bearer was Normen e.
Smith. a friend of The Foard family.
The celebrants OF the mass at Sac
red Heart Church were the Rev.
Thomas Rosenberger and the Rev.
Leonard Walter. The committal
service also was performed there
thus obviating the necessity for
services at the grave.
Evening journal., 1916-03-22
MANY VARIETIES OF
STORM GRIP COUNTRY

With a cyclone in Indiana. thunder
storm in Washington. snowstorm in
New York, and heavy rain in Della
ware, the storm sweeping. eastward
from the West, today developed into
one OF the freakiest the Weather Bu-
reau knows of. The center is over
Indiana and consists chiefly Of wind.
On the northern fringe of the blow is
snow. sleet and hail. On the south
ern edge is rain.
BY late this afternoon, the Wash
ington Weather Bureau expected tho
wind 10 spread out fan-like. taking
in the snow and rain-swept terri
tories. The spread OF the wind caus-
ed a prophesy of colder weather
throughout the Middle Atlantic States
for the next two days. The wind
storm is expected to blow itself out
on Atlantic ports and storm warn
ings have been posted as a result.
Evening journal., 1916-03-22
FACES JAIL UNLESS
He Can Get BONDSMAN

When the case OF Oscar V. Belts.
charged with non-support OF his wife
and child. was called in City Court
today, h was stated that he had been
unable to secure a person TO go on
his bond for $500 TO insure his pay
ment OF s. a week toward the support
OF his family.
Belts. who has been locked up for
several days awaiting bondsman.
after a former bondsman had surren-
cred him to the court. asked that
Judge Churchman allow him two
more days in which to try to get a
bondsman.
Il think 1t hardly likely that he will
be able TO obtain a bondsman," said
j. Frank Ball. counsel for Belts
Belts asked Judge Churchman II
he would not let him go on his own
recognizance. Judge Churchman said
he would not.
We'll you send me over 10 the
workhouse, then" said Belts.
We'll, | will give you two moro
days time 70 get a bondsman," said
Judge Churchman.
Evening journal., 1916-03-22
new SUBMARINE Cable
Line TO COST S6S, $50

The direct telephone service be-
tween this city and Carney's Point
in New Jersey, as told OF in these
columns yesterday, will cost the Dia-
mond State Telephone Company, $685.
100, if plans that have been prepared
are carried out. The submarine cable
necessary for the direct service be-
tween Wilmington and PennsgrOve
will cost SAC, 900. This would include,
in addition to the cable on the bed of
the Delaware river, the construction
OF five miles of aerial and under
ground cable in New Jersey and four
miles I'm Delaware. Other work TO
perfect the arrangements, would cost
500. $50, and would include additions
to outside plants. installation of
switchboards and other incidentals
Telephone development in Penns-
grove increased during the past year
flom 319 to 666 stations.
Evening journal., 1916-03-22
FIND 4 Children IN
BAREFEET, father IS
fined FOR CRUELTY

A case OF cruelty to children which
is out Of the ordinary was reported
TO Frank Stout. the agent of the So
ciety for the Prevent on of Cruelty to
Children several days ago and investi-
gated by H. S. Ray, Mr.. Stout's assis-
tant. The report was that Algie Lori
more, living outside of Newark, was
neglecting his four children, William,
aged years; Charles, aged 5 years;
Ralph, aged years and a four
months old baby, Mr.. Ray found that
the four children had hardly enough
clothing to cover their nakedness.
They were all barefooted.
The mother told Mr.. Ray that the
father provided the children with
plenty to eat, and there was fire in
their home. but he did not buy them
enough clothing.
The elaect child had never been
TO school.
Lorimore was arrested by Constable
Dean, and yesterday Squire Lovett. OF
Newark. fined him $40 and costs and
warned him IL he did not provide his
children with proper clothing he
would have him rearrested and would
then fine him 500 and take the chill
dren from him.
Evening journal., 1916-03-22
REPORT NEW PASTOR
At ST.PAUL' Church
Rev. ]. T. HerSon, Philadel-
phia, Sent by Bishop Berry
TO Wilmington Conference
TRANSFER DOESN'T
AFFECT DR.. COLLINS

Members of St. Paul's Methodist
Episcopal Church and some of the
Methodist clergymen of this city were
somewhat Jared this morning and
last evening TO read in the Philadel-
phia newspapers that the Rev. Joseph
+. Herson, pastor OF Scott Church.
that city, had been assigned by Bishop
Berry at the Philadelphia Conference
session yesterday to the pastorate Of
St. Paul's Church. this city.
The Rev. DIR. Vaughan :. Collins is
pastor of st. paurs Church. and tho
members of that congregation expect
him 10 be rc-appointcd unless he i.
named one of the new district supcrin
tendents. Consequently they were sur
priscd TO read that the Rev Mr.. HcrsoY
had been appointed by Bishop Berry Z,
become pastor of st. Paups Church, es
pecially since they had not been con
suited about change in the pastoratc
The mystery was cleared away this
morning by District Superintendent
E. l.. Hoffecker. who stated that Mt
Herson had been transferred TO the
Wilmington Conference by Bishop
Berry, and II he had been assigned
10 st. Pauls Church II was merely an
expediency. as under the Methodist
church law, a man must be given
some definite assignment or location.
DIR. HOffecker said it would be a tenn
porary arrangement to continue until
the assignments of the Wilmington
Conference are made by Bishop
Berry the first week in April. when Il
is expected the Rev. Mr.. HersOn will
be given a permanent assignment to
some church. Dr. Hoffecker said he
had received no official word that Mr..
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Evening journal., 1916-03-22
ALL Wires DOWN,
result Of MAN
HUNT IN DOUBT
No Word From PerShing
Since Reporting That
Americans Were
Close TO Villa
EXPEDITION NOW FACES
SERIOUS turn, EXPERTS SAY
BY u. II. CONkLE,
United Press Stan Correspondent.

Ell PASO. Texas. March PA
great silence has fallen over the
operations OF General Pershing and
his American forces in pursuit OF
Francisco villa. Cut off from tho
border when the field wireless failed
and Villista bands cut the telegraph
lines from Juarez nothing had been
heard from Pershing early today
since he reported his command near
ing the bandit forces yesterday. The
report came by wireless. Soon after
ward the field station could not be
raised. and it became evident IL had
been dismantled in the forward rush
toward the bandit hordes. or had
otherwise been put out Of commits
sion. villa at that time was report
ed making for the Santa Clara can
yon following a severe defeat by
Carranzistas.
The terror of the villa hunt was
emphasized today when reports were
still lacking OF two American avia-
tors lost in the chihuahua desert
since Sunday. men going blind from
the glare of the sands under the
tropic sun and horses dropping dead
from exhaustion.
Other members OF the aeroplan'
squadron were hunting their losi
mates. Lieutenants Robert II. Willis
and Edgar s. Gorrell, whose three
day rations and scant water supply
must be practically gone by today.
The cause of their mishaps OF th'
fate OF the two aviators was unknown
here. The American cavalry rushin
toward Namiquipa, was reported 4
have passed El Vale within twenty
four hours forced march OF villa.
the outlaw has not escaped into tn
Wild Santa Clara mountains, Unite
State stroops should be I'm touch wit
villa before night IL was likely. how
ever that villa had split up his fol
lowers and would himself avoid
fight with Pershings vanguard.
Army men who declared that tn
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