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New Britain herald., 1916-03-27
HOME DEFENSE MOVE
 SAVED FOR ENGLAND
Government Recognizes Volunteer Training Corps as Part Of Militia

Correspondence of The Associated Press.) London, March 2.-The decision of the government to recognize :he Inili- tia organization known as the Vol 1 unteer Training Corps' as part of the 1 military forces of the country solves difficulty that for many months threatened to wreck the whole vol unteer home-defense movement. The trouble arose in connection with Ireland and shows how the old home rule quarrel persists even in the face of war. The Irish nationalists-home rulers-saw that @ bill giving official recognition to the volunteer forces would strength en the power of the nationalist vol unteer force, which is a cons;d erable body of mon all united with the in.. tention of backing the demand for home rule with force if necessary should arise.
 To prevent this strengthening of the home rule element, the govern ment prepared a bill at the last ses- sion which IS carefully orded so as not to apply to Ireland at all but the nationalists saw through the ruse promptly and threatened to put llD a big fight The government then in- cluded Ireland, and proposed to in clude both the nationalists and the Ulster anti-home rule militia. But the Clsterites rose in force against this compromise, pointing out that prac actl- ca1ly all the young men of the Ulster volunteers had forsaken it for the front, whereas there were still large members of men of military age in the nationalist militia
 So, while Ireland was ouarreling the bill was allowed to die and ac. cordingly no official recognition could De made to the home-defense organi- zations through act of parliament
 The ministry has now got around this by merely recognizing the volun- teers under an old military act o1 1863, whereby Ireland is excluded, in asmuch as the act in question never applied to Ireland.
 100000 Men in Corps.
 The volunteer training corps thus enrolled as part of the nations fighting forces are believed to ags;re- gate nearly four hundred thousand men, The corps was organized speci- 1lcally for home defense and includes mostly men past military age ol otherwise exempt from military Gutv The organization led a thanklcss and unhonored existence during it's first year. The papers poked a good deal Of fun at it. and the war office ignored It. But despite rebuffs, the move ment spread with remarkable ra piditv. It adopted a gray-green uniform with red brassard with the initials e. R." standing presumably for George Rex and drilled faithfully in the highways and byWaEs. Punstcrs explained the
 Ct. R' IS standing for Georges Wrecks, or Governm Rejects but no amount of ridicule availed to hinder the growth of the movement.
 At one time it was suggested that the Volunteers should go to FIande to dig trenches, but the scheme fell through. When the Derby canvass began, they proved of the greatest as sistance. They helped in the canvass. and as soon as the canvass was com pleted they threw open their ranks to the Derby recruits, offering them rree preliminary training so that when they were called up they would not have to begin absolutely at the beginning.
New Britain herald., 1916-03-27
EXTEND SUGAR DVTY.
Democratic Caucus Takes no Action on Recommendation of Simmons.

Washington, March 27.-Extension of the existing duty of one cent a stitute for the house free sugar re- peal bill, which would extend it in definitely, was recommended to the democrats of the senate in caucus to- day by Chairman Simmons, of the finance committee.
 The caucus took no action and will consider the proposal further to- night.
New Britain herald., 1916-03-27
U. 5. CAVALRY
 PURSUES OUTLAW
Continued From First Page.)

Robnhood role, only robbing the rich and posing as the friend of the poor peon with whom he divided his spells"
 Carranza Garrison With Villa? The most ominous news that has reached the border since pursuit of the bandit began was that contained in 8 despatch from the front yester- day which stated that half the Can- ranza garrison at Namiquipa had disappeared and that it was expected that some of them at least also have joined Villa. "The fact that this news was passed by the censor was regarded as significant here, that there are very good reasons why the men in the ranks at least, should desert the standard of General Car ranza They receive only about ten cents a day and are reported to be in sore need of food and equipment. The first chief has given strict or ders against footing which are said to be generally obeyed Against this Villa not only permits but encour- ages his followers to loot and his customary pay is bullet.
 Situation Elsewhere
 Apart from the immediate pur- suit of Villa interest centered today on the situation in Durango and Coahuila. There seems little doubt that the Villa forces have made con- siderable headway in both of these states The flight of American Won- en and children from the cities of Durango and Torreon has given fresh emphasis e to stories reaching here that Canuto Reyes, Villas chief in Coahuila, is seriously menacing Tor reon and that he has had large ac- sessions recently to his forces from ranks of the Carranza followers.''
 Fl PasO Quiet
 As for El Paso there is not the slightest sign of trouble either here or in Juarez at least as far as sur face indications go. The elaborate precautions taken by the military and civil authorities to guard the town and the frequent arrests Of MeXicans on the now familiar charge of Suspicious persons supply, how ever, plenty Of food for the gossip of many who insist that the author ities have information of dangerous conditions which are un- known to the general public.
New Britain herald., 1916-03-27
REALTY SALES

Real estate transfers were recorded at the town clerks office this after noon as follows: Frank Brodzils to Katie Blogaslowski a one-half interest in property on Grove and Orange streets; Matthew M. COnlon to Ellen F. Reynolds land and buildings on Harrison street, and Anna J. Leghorn to Anthony $. Petrauskoz land and Buildings on Beaver street.
New Britain herald., 1916-03-27
MARIETTA TO TAMPIC0
Gunboat Is Ordered from Vera Cruz 1
 Protect American Intcrests-NaN Reports Show Conditions Are Quic

Washington, March 27.-The gun boat Marietta has been ordered iron Vera Cruz to Tampico to aid in pro tecting American interests. Today report from Tampico said condition were unchanged, with quiet prevailing but it was desired to have light draf navy vessels at that point which cal go up the river to the town. Tn
 battleship Kentucky, now off Tampico will proceed to Vera Cruz. American in the Tampico oil regions are stil apprehensive, and the Marietta anC Machias will remain at that port a long as there is an alarm. There ar, some 2,000 Americans in the vicinity
New Britain herald., 1916-03-27
PITTSBURGH FORMS
 RIFLE REGIMENT
Movement Forwarded by Young Mems CiubS-Number of National
 t,IardSmCn Arc Included


 Pittsburgh, Pa, March 27-Thc first regiment of American Rif1emen has been organized in this city. The movement is forwarded by the Young Mems Business clubs of which there is one in most of the large cities of the country and the sole object is to acquaint laymen with the hand ling of military rifle. The move ment is said to have originated in Cleveland and the idea was dissem- mated from there, but the Pittsburgh regiment is the first to complete or ganization.
 Col. T. J. Keenan of this city took up the matter and presented it to the Young Mems Business clubs, with the result that these bodies pledged support to it throughout the country. Tn this city almost 600 men have en- rolled for the movement It is not to be 8 uniformed or drilled body, according to the promoters. All eN penSeS will be borne by the indiVid ua1s, at the time required for quGl ificaton as member of the Organi- zation is not more than one hour d week on a rifle range that is at the disposal of the OTSan1ZatOn
 Includes c. N. c.
 Among the members of the local body are a number of National Guardsmen. who have been sharp shooters and first class marksmen for years. and several retired army officers who have offered their ser vices in coaching and instruction with the military rifle.
 It is planned to have camp at the range which is a few miles from the city, which will be established throughout the summer. At this camp members may go and come a$ they desire, being under no rigid dis cipline. beyond being required to qualify as an expert markSman.
 Employers of men dcsirious of participating in this movement nave expressed a willingness to. give en- ployes an opportunity to take advant- age of the rifle range. and offers Of assistance from regular service men have been abundant.
 Col Keenan expresses the opinion that one million men would be parti- cipating in this training during the summer laying foundation for a trained citizen soldiery, against times of need
 Pittsburgh Ready.
 The Pittsburgh regiment has been offered to President Wilson in this telegram which Col Keenan sent to Washington:
 "I am authorized to offer you, in case of national need. the services of the first battalion of the first reej- ment of American Riflemen. All the members of the organization are Of military age. and have pledged them selves to qualify at once, and at their own expense as marksm en with the regulation rife of the United States army. If a million Americans will so qualify during the next few months your plea for National Pre- paredness will supplementing con- gressional action, have met with a practical popular response that will help to insure our country against enforced participation either in the present or in any future war"
New Britain herald., 1916-03-27
AN UNWORTHY SOLICITOR.

Canvassing throughout the city is a woman purDOrting to be working in the interests of the Sunshine society," and who according to the investiga- tion of the Chamber of Commerce is unworthy of support. Local members of the society disclaim any connection sanitation.
New Britain herald., 1916-03-27
FINANCIAL NEWS
COLT'S~ STILL DOWN

Hartford War Speciality Continu|
 Drop in Bear Market and Coua
 Bought at Less Than $50 Tod
 Following are the days quota on the Hartford Stock Exchangt
 Bristol Brass, 63-64 1-2; Anne Brass, 27O-272; Colts, S2O-S30; vill,, 540-55O; Standard Screw. 2SS; Landers, Frary & Clark 6 Stanley Works, 73 1-2-74 1-2; N & Judd, 100-101; New Depar 1S2-184; Peck, Stowe & Wilcox, 32; Niles -Bement-Pon TIT American Hardware, 124 1-2-125 New Britain Machine, S1 1-2-S2 and Union Manufacturing, S1 S2 1-2.
 There was good business in investments stocks today and mo the securities held firm Bristol I lost 8 half point however, Colts took another drop.
New Britain herald., 1916-03-27
STEAMER SAFE.

New York, March 27.-The Hol- land-America Line steamship Nieuw Amsterdam, which sailed from Rot terdam on Mrach 23 with passengers and cargo for New York via Falmouth arrived safely at the latter port and departed for New York at noon yes terday according to a cable message received by the line here today.
New Britain herald., 1916-03-27
No Reply To Request.
DEATHS AND FUNERALS
Rocco DayanZo.

Rocco, the infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Antonio Davinza of Ill Hart ford avenue died today of cerebral menengitis. The funeral was held this afternoon, interment taking place in the flew Catholic cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1916-03-27
HOG CHOLERA

Hartford, March 27.-Deputy Cattle Commissioner Ingram reports a serious outbreak of hog cholera in MiddleseX county. One man in Middlefield has a herd of five hun- dred hogs and they are more or less affected by the disease. The doctor thinks that the animals were in- fected by imported hogs.
New Britain herald., 1916-03-27
ROY'S LEG FRACTURED.

Daniel Nelligan, 10 years old, of ArSl street, fell off the first story porch of his home last evening and fractured his leg. Dr. D. w. O'Con- nell was called in to reduce the frac- lure.
New Britain herald., 1916-03-27
NOTICE.

Will the lady who fell on the icv walk on Court street on January 26, 1914 near property of William Hart and J. H. Pease and who left name and address with the late Dr. Styles please communicate with R. E. C., Box 461, City.
New Britain herald., 1916-03-27
ELEVEN KILLED.

London, March 27, Noon.-It is an nounced that eleven persons were killed when the British steamship Minneapolis, formerly in the New York-London service, was sunk last week in the Mediterranean
New Britain herald., 1916-03-27

Men-No oW Ready.
 The New Spring Clothes are here!
 Beautiful Models from famous Style-Makers, - handsome fabrics from the great wOolen mills,-styles and shapes such as the highest priced tallors are showing; ;-they're all here, ready to see and to wear.
 The man who appreciates newness of style, and real distinction in Good Clothes will certainly be interested in these. We have combed the markets of the world for the best,-we have bought liberally from makers whose names stand for quality and value and now were ready to show you the very finest of new Spring Clothes.
 $11.98 to $35.OO.
New Britain herald., 1916-03-27

New York Stock Exchange quota tions furnished by Richter & Co.,, members of the New York Stock Ex- change. Represented by E. W. Eddy.
New Britain herald., 1916-03-27
MEXICAN TROUBLES
 ARE CLEARING UP
Broadening Of Protocol Suggested
 By Carranza

Washington, March 27-Threatened complications in the Mexican situa- tion disappeared today when the sen- ate republicans decided to accept the administrations assurances that suffi- c1ent troops were on the border for protection of Am erican interests and determined to carry the agitation for moro troops further at this time.
 Major General Funston's despatches revealed no new developments in the pursuit of Villa, and reports from nav @l vessals on both coasts of Mexico disclosed nothing disQuieting.
 Proposals By Carranza.
 ElesiO -ArredOndO, Carranza'S s am- baSsadOr. at the direction of his chief presented to Secretary Lansing some proposals to broaden the protocol cov- ering the joint pursuit of the Villa bandits. The only effect of the new proposals, Mexican officials here be- lieve will be to delay the formal rati- fication.
 The protocol suggested by General Carranza was designed to cover use of Mexican railways by American troops in pursuit of Villa and would provide a working agreement under which instructions would be issued by both governments to the military commanders to cover any contin gency. Details of the new proposals will not be made public until Secretary Lan- sing has reviewed them
 No Reply To Request.
 It is believed General Carranza, will make no answer at present to the specific request for permission to ship supplies over the Mexican Northwest or to than 200 miles south of the line.
 Apparently it is the purpose of Carranza to grant the reouesr undar the terms of the proposal when it shall have been completed and sicned rather than to extend the desired per mission now and provide for it in the general agreement.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-10-03
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43oe

STATEMENT OF THE OWNERSHIP.
MANAGEMENT. CIRCULATION, Ere,
REQUIRED BY ii ACT OF con.
GRESS OF AUGUST oath, 1872,
OF DEBORAH Posten og We'd Arnen, published
semi-weekly at DEBORAH. Iowa, for Sept.
3Oth, 1916.
STATE OF IOWA
COUNTY OF wINNESHIEK
Before me, a Notary Public in and for
the state and County aforesaid. personally
appeared IOBT. Ii. BERGESON. who haN-
ing been duly sworn according TO law. d.
poses and says that he is the Manager OF
the DEBORAH Poster OF We'd Arnen, and
mat the following is, to the best of his
knowledge and belief. a true statement of
the ownership. management. etc. of the
aforesaid publication for the date SHOWN
In the above caption. required by the Act
OF August oath. 1912. embodied in section
443, Postal Laws and Regulations. printed
on the reverse of this form. to wit:
That the names and addresses of the
publisher. editor. managing editor, and
business managers are
Publisher, b. Anundsen Publ. Co., De
Editor. j. r. wlst, DEBORAH. Iowa.
business Manager, II. b. Bergeson, De-
corah, Iowa.
, 1<lat the owners are:
Helma b.. Anundsen. DEBORAH. Iowa.
+. III. Anundsen. DEBORAH. Iowa.
il. Il. Anundsen. DEBORAH. Iowa.
George Anundsen. Detroit. MINI.
Martha Anundsen. Detroit. MINI.
Florence A. Peoples. Detroit. MINI.
Esther .tnundsen, Detroit. MINI.
Erling Anundsen. Detroit. MINI.
Harriet Anundscn. Detroit. MINI.
.. That the known bondholdcrs, mort
gagees. and other security holders owning
or holding l per cent or more of the total
amount of bonds, mortgages, or other
securities are:
None.
\. That the two paragraphs next above.
giving the names Of the owners. stock
holders. and security holders. If any. con-
tain not only the list of stockholders aud
security holders as they appear upon the
books of the company but uiso. in cases
where the stakeholder or security holder
appears upon the books of the company as
trustee or in any other fiduciary relation,
the name of the person or corporation FOR
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also that the said two paragraphs contain
statements embracing atlantis full know
ledge and belief as to the circumstance
and conditions under which stockholders
and security holders who do not appear
upon the books of the company as trustees.
hold stock and securities in a capacity
other than that Of a bona fidc owner: and
this affiant has no reason TO believe that
any other person, association. or corpora
ton has any interest dirccr or indirect in
the said stock, bonds. or other securities
than as so stated by him.
II. b. BERGESON,
Business Manager.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this
3Oth day of September. 1916.
SEAL CLARA BLAGSVEDT,
Notary Public.
(Aiy commissions expires July 4th, 1879
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