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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-20
SITUATIONS wANTED-MAIE

BooltKEEpER. experienced. will audit. open.
9dsrats Sd @ tcTma rs pSShs woSSdlS5s GHngHiq
BooKKEEPER, thorough stock exchange and
mercantile EXP desires pos. a 22f. Led on.
cHAu5EEFIEi5uRa,Lsd leaving country January /
chngnenE whom she has known years; has
g S9S1 5 sdsiT 9SSs rot ao fSke absolutely
CHAuFFEuR. esport. drive any car. Al mo
ghs9s @ pbSgs p9BSs coc
CHIEF ENGINEEn--i.nte chief Of ]. r. Bailey
90. plant quen for engnEcment electrical IN.
n1rda'i Si @ is5s 81 + RUS IT, PSHiSdeib6la HiSHIi a. u
cfGRK fp5lsn middle aa T .sss 9Gh ohci asnr'' desires
MAN. colorcd Wishes position as cook In pri.
d prsssa f9%I ompdy Sss pBy iiGs NJ as s
"S SeSpsHHiSncei. me butler. vie nnc COOK! best
feferences. q i5i. Ledger central
PHYSAS AS sUS WaoS saNsd %sh
Eblss r'o?9sOf gs oagT rP sSto sS references fnrn
~ in Ea,lasss foT himself desires clerical '%E Po
sf,'Sg srrSg, ""SS oie Strlctly eonadcntS q 5S2.
dormant during The wlnt"r. desires position
apondca,; T college IN man ~" 81 73i LEDGER ofnce
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8 $50. ffEbdER cENTRhL. " "
THE MAN YOu NEED
ny tcmprramgni gnd training nttcd TO the
OF office or manufacturing shop: onthusiastn
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-20

YOUNG Girl, to look after child, "a years old
ana assist with light honaeWorki sleep humei
vases sB Apply 1894 y, Broad st. phohe
Wyoming il65 w.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
PATENTS

PATENTS
write for list Of PATENT BUYERS and In.
vcntions wanted. 8 / O6O. 900 In przcp offered
~ 10 pntcntnbllity our -Four books sent free.
NIwk9sHI, Y aTSSAA aETSSAANI & 60
Chestnut ~. tiourA ~ .. Monday ull o
y. m Bell phone spCuce 1898.
PATENTS send for our FREQ book
-. Patents ana 'rrAdr. Ma rkss,,
vice free. Reasonable fees Open Monday
evenings until b'3n.
FOSTER & WEBSTER SUITE o'i'
SMALL. INVESTMENT
with growing mfg concern will earn big money
In short time. We manufacture wonderful
patented article, now selling throughout IN"
country. demands aud salca enormous imln".
diatc invoHtors will make biz money wonder.
ful opportunity = J2s. Ledger Onicr.
POSITION Of trust and responsibility with n
IrnuH, corporation In offered TO an experienced
buAnras man, with executive ability and ca.
pnCty; must be hlgh .c!nsa man. who can In.
tunity Tor the right man. NJ 352. Lcdg"r
Central.
II YOU HAVE REAL MONEY and you want 10
tnko an active Interest In n going buslness uH
It's treasurer. or " you want TO start your
"A profitable business cnrcOr, inN'H'lgute
this staple proposition. VI 49,. Ledger Once"
O.STORE business property, on principal
street OF thriping city or 90, 900, nGnr booming
city Of Bethlehem. Pa price SIG, 900 to quick
buyer. bargain. Room !. wOUlwOrth Bulld-
tng. bethlehem, Pa.
corporations orgnnlzcd--BcHt lfsni
service! lowest cost; full infGfmationi forms
and corporation manual Delaware CORPORA
tion Attorneys. BOX i55. Wilmington. Del
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perlenced Ia building line In estimating quan-
Titles from drawings good opportunity for
right man Answer, stating are, experience
aud salary wanted, NJ 1888. Ledger Central
YOUNG MAN FOR SHIPPING DEPARTMENT..
APPLY 500 =, 10TH ST
YOUNG MEN wanted for machine work also
electrical work. Electro Dental Sdi aud
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-20
GERMANTOWN
THE NEW ADDITION
TO PELHAM COURT
~ OPEN

PELHAM COURT was not buiIf In MAKE m
enpsnI TO every one--but to you who dema nj
tue best and nre accustomed 10 receive H. &
price which, ConHdering what you do de.
PELHAM COURT IL located NJ Carpenters
Ftntion. uermantnwn. just or beautlful Lin.
colin Drive. on tho Pennsylvania RaitrOad ;
90 or no trains day. surely transports tion
suites q 2 rooms and bath to room,
msn's. Prices arc from $50 up.
AfGRrMENT HOTf:L and located In an nb.
solutey ideal and exclusive suburban location
in word, yuu may come to pEI.HA M
COURT and find perfect suburban location
with transportation uncNcelcd, an ideally cou-
structed building quiet. dIgnihcd elegant.
20 suit your individual needs: YOU will nnd
all your housekeeping problems solved and
taken care Of for you absolutely without effort
on your part! you VIII lind table OF the
utmost excellence at most moderate price,
aud tho same courtesy, srrv!cs and attention
Is uniform throughout the entire establish
ment.
Gpecton aud reservations 'nIl. pnnns ar
write TO
NORMAN g. SHERWOOD
SPRUCE aoii RACE aoas
or to bis representative on the PROMISES at
Pelham Court.
Appointments mny We maze TOT "mtomohllc
take yuu directly To PELHAM COURT at your
convenience aud pleasure.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-20
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

MRS. KANE hlt s. 10Th st., wishes positions
dreEsca, houscworE girls buffers. etc. Phone
Spruco 3iOi.
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HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENTS

THERE ARE SEVERAL
AN APARTMENT
Eut suppose. instead Of trying all oS these
dnsrrUt ways. you lust call AZ thIs of0re-
the largest, most attractive and best cauipuai
in Philadelphia, devoted exclusively to Hortir-
ing lust what they waat for particular people
Tell us your requirements The leading and
desirable apartments In Philadelphia are
listed with or NAV be rented through us. our
automobiles are waiting to take you to tho
list Of properties you designate. So that with
one apartment In PhiH. which most nearly
apprOncnpa your exact ideal.
NORMAN y. SHERWOOD
l4ll WALNUT Vt.
sprncN sO7l Rae" aO2a
THE ENGLEwOOD 32O s. lIth-Idcal central
housekeeping apartments. suites aud y
rooms, kitchenette mad bath.
THE DUNDAS, iTO0-O9 Pine st--Attractlve
suites .. and rooms, with bath. dlnlng room
new management.
THE KENT, 1912 n. 18TH ST.
Modern housekeeping apartments reduced
. rentals: Just renovated throughout
THE HERLYNN. G42 ~ 18th st.-2 rooms
bath, heat and light: $50 per month,
Apply to janitor,
on premises
LEWIS A. rAiLANE
s. W. cor 9TH and Walnut SITS
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-20
USED PARTS
FOR MOST MAKES
SCHOBER, 333o-4I 1876 Market
AUTO LIVERY AND GARAGES
INDEPENDENT TAXICAB co.

1913 W. sUsQUEHANHA AVE
SUPER-SIX HUDS0NS TO HIRE
L1MOuSlNES, TANICABs = TOURING CARS
Diamond bi06 Never closed. Park IS.
POPLAR, lBlT-To hire (open day and night.
Park i4s2, brand'new 0,.ass touring cars,
Sl..o mr.. also bTand-new i-paAs, lmousines,
sl.5O mr. weddings, funerals. lTl5 Grard,
TO IfIRE-Limousines tavlc9ba, touring cars,
Ss pi5 ne1r asd w sSs men i9r aSs
HUY MOlSTER portable garages steel or atuccp.
ON display 1891 ~ 9th Tioga 2uSi
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-20

BOOKKEEPERS several SO; COST CLERKS,
., good positions open. Slbi DRAFrSMAN and
DESIGNER, experienced IN machine tools;
STENOuRAPHER and LAW STUDENT, SlU
and tutoring BUSINESS SERVICE CO., 1901
Land Title building.
49, nr.na--ue Hfe IN urgent uetd OT grads
teachers, commercial and other high school
teachers. For information call New Ccufury
Teachers Bureau, Grocer Building Phila,
INCREASE YOUR sAi.ARY-ENROLL NOW
Automobile Glasses Commence Jan. ..
Mechanical and Electrical al 3 and no u. m.
n. =. cor. Broad and Spring Garden hta.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-20

uNC1AIMEp TELEeRAMs

WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH 1901 Chest
nui Ht.--B A. Aueler, Mise Athnlie Baird.
" =. Bgrus., Robert Bowles I'D; Byins Cralf
ffe John Bidridge, Dick Bililns John Fuin
IN Miss Estber Freeman, Federal Line. Miss
tftr~sref Gala qghrr. Ester Ciaten Ounat Her.
rie Hsyss Frank y. Harris. vs. ". .Hoilen-
back, drg John y !, Ines John q Johpgson.
Clarence Mann, Mrs, Fanny Mlndll, Howard
Morran. Mrs H. J. Madden Miss tleRHis
Nahisra. Miller EFrei Co.. Miss 2. MoKiown.
H.y. FatierHcg, CO.. y burt Ross. swis,ssr
fiippro, Mrs o. n Trowers, G. WlcHand.
George Schmidt.
POSTAL TELEGRAPH CO, South Penn 90
Ailss I.lllisn Brown, Giuseppe Nasir9gesesens,
a. N. stidd. q. l.. Peck. &. T., Jones. Mrs,
~ N. Snow, l.. g. Dillmnn, Quaker Pleasure
club Miss Mary barrett,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-20

YOUNG WOMEN AND GIRLS for office work:
experience not necessary. Apply Employment
Bureau Lit Brothers
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OLD GOLD
STORAGE
TYPEwR1TERs AND SUPPLIES

RENTING Monarch or Smith Premier from
the makers iusurpE satisfaction.
REMINGTON Rental payment applied on pur-
chase one mo-, So; three mos.
81 ~.
REMINGTON = TYPEWRITER COMPANY.
INCOR. no 3. ON at.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-20

DO7 g. aOTH STD rooms, all Conyenlsnces' " =
iSxGG; corner, side yard, cement ceiat' 20
nny lusincas: room 70 enlargsi rented az So
n year. FARRELL. 40 $. Goth s.
DESIRABLE uptown cnrneri two eaIT,alsisss
tranRfFr poinf. now TGated. Eo1d connltls44t
,rii sell considerable below assessmsn+
TAULANE. 900 Walnut 50,
10TH AND WHARTON sTs,--0 rooms mesastsi
must hs sold 10 close an account . =
Gardiner 18th and Wharton sis.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-23
RUM0R OF DECISION
ON MIGRATORY BIRD
LAW IS UNC0NFIRMED

\ rumor has been afluat for Sow
cral DAYS to the effect that the SUI
premr court had declared the federal
migratory bird law unconstitutional.
Careful inquiry on the part Of officers
nf tic Albuquerque Game Protective
association has SO far failed to reveal
ANY authentic basis for this rumor,
and accordingly all hunters are
warned not to begin shooting ducks
unless they wish to do 50 at the risk
OF being prosecuted.
\ decision on the eonstitutionallty
Of the law may be expected AT any
time, say local sporisnen posted ON
HE situation. but IT Is probable that
1t VIII be promptly ana authoritatiNcly
announced through the press rs soon
as a docisi IA has actually been rend.
cred, Meanwhile It Is unsafe 10 jump
at amy conclusions.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-23
FAST TIME MADE
BY j. ATHLETES
UNDER HANDICAP
Three Hundred Persons See
University Of New Mcxico'S
First Athletic Carnival at
the Armoy,

me urt' annual ~ mnasllc aud ah-
letiV ea'hlNul 81 ilr University of Sew
MeAiVo' h''d las' nlRht ~ the jrmory
WIS Nl'n'fWd ny auV pors0ns The
ASillhahuc section OF the program
V''no ~ showing tue work that is
pfl'R uNnN ~ Inc University gamma
sum
MlHN Nhhlc lirN,utk intrlplriHiiNv
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-23
CHIP LEADING WHEN
YOUNG AHEARN GETS
DECISION ON FOUL

New YORK. Feb. - George Chlp
q Sew castle pa. former middle
weight champion los on d foul d
Youns Ahehn OF This CITY. iu the flfth
round ct thor ttn-fopud match ga
HruehiSn to-day
fiip kHoehed Abcmu down ia the
third round win let hook Ia me
Jaw and be had deeldod lead when
Ahearn claimed foul VA The fifth
round, The clubs physician. after oN-
Hninlnf Ahparn stated that hv had
been hlt low on ihs ho,n aud ia
referee allowed nic claim at foul
In another bout ln lfoola>n today.
Andro Anderson. The Chicago heavy
weight sCored technical knockout
oNer Jim sttN8ft II brooklyn the
iatt ~ seconds tossing ia ga, sponge
III the sixth round Anderson weigh
&c 200 pounds and stewart 4tz
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-23
SINSABAUGH WINS MEMS
SINGLES AT LONG BEACH


Long Beach, calf. Feb ny
defeating simpson Smsabaush of lbs
Angeles IN three straight sets Gcore
Meyers Church, OF New York. nation
al ranking champion today won the
mems singles event in the mid winter
tournament Of the Southern Califo.
Mia Tennis club here.
The score was G-s, Ga. 6-l.
Maurice Meloughlin and Thomas
& fnndy Of Los Angeles. three times
mems doubles champions. won the
finals In the mems doubles dcfeatlns
William Johnston If san Francisco
national singles champion, and RJ-
land Roberts southern California
champion Seurr Ga. 6-S. Gl
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-23
AL SHUBERT GETS A
DRAW WITH ERTLE IN
TWELVE-ROUND BOUT

Ne" YORK, Mass, Feb ~ \
'WelNe-tound bout between Bantam
weight johnny Ertle of ST Paul and
NJ Shuhcrt ut this rity here today was
declared draw.
Shubrt forced the fighting carly i'm
the honi hut Was unatle to yet in any
great adNantase. As the rounds adj
NHheed Erlle strengthened his oppo-
s'tion and when ne did not score. held
Shohetl even The bout wps finished
without sign 81 distress lbs either Of
the hoNers
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-23
To Finnish Mon.

This division is expected to furnish
men thoroughly qualified for the var
ious agricultural pursuits such as gem
cral Farming, stockraisins, dairyins,
fruit growing, market gardening and
the nursery business. It is also eX-
pected TO prepare men for profession
al positions in colleges experiment
stations, the extension service, gov
eminent positions and farm manage
ment. With these great demands on
this important division of the college
and every prospect of the future de-
mands being more urgent and greater
II is the duty of the state to make
ample provisions to have all the agri-
cultural lines of the institution placed
on footing that will give them the
greatest possible advantage in the de
velopment Of the work and in making
it most effective throughout the state.
Respectfully yours
LUTHER FOSTER
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-23
Finn Not 10 Quit Game.

Little Rock, Ark. Fch 22.--Mike
Finn, veteran baseball manager. who
has been danger oasly i'll here. has m-
proved 50 rapidly that a decision Of
three weeks ago to give up baseball
for year has been changed. Finn an
nounces he will be ready to assume
management of the Beaumont, Tex,
league club late in March.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-23

Chcaso, Feb. 22.-Tom Jones, man
ager Of Jess Willard stated tonight
that the fighter and his party will
leave for New York next Thursday
night He said Wizards cold had al
most disappeared and that he would
begin training in earnest upon his ar
rival at New York for his bout with
Frank Moran.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-23
DANNY SULLIVAN TO
MEET AL SMAULDING
IN BOUT AT BELEN

Montana Danny sullivan has been
matched a. meet ~ smaulding. Of Al
huaucrque. At Helen. They viii fght
ten rounds ON the winner take-ali ba-
sic. sullivan came here Monda'
with Tomms MURPHY. the Pueblo
uIom0ler.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-23
NOTICE

nnrinr uN absence from the city
due to ms recent illness. Neill u Fi"'d
viii take care OF an my business and
VIII advise an my clients who have
any business with me during my alb
senee. a. ID JAMESON.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-23
WHAT CHILDREN NEED NOW

In spite of the best care mothers
can give them this weather brings
sickness to many children. Safe, reli-
able family medicines are in demand.
Mrs. T. Neureuer Eau Claire. Wis.
writes 'Foley's Honey and Tar cured
my boy Of a severe attack of Group
after other remedies had failed. / rec
ommend it to everyone as we know
from our experience that it is q Won
derlul remedy for coughs, colds, Group
and whooping cough" 1t stops the
coughs that hang on and weaken after
the lagrippe. Sold everywhere
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-23

of Agronomy has no suitable place for
its classes to make practical study
of such subjects as field machinery.
ana farm motors. and other labora-
tory problems in agricultural engin-
cCrinu
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-23

Denver, Colo, Feb. % Colorado
college defeated the Denver university
basketball team here tonight, 80 to
90
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-23

sprouted Onion sets, sc per pound
Good and sound for planting. They
do not ship wei, hence The PRICE,.
w. Fee.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-23
st. CRO|X FACES
CRAVE CRISIS IN
SUGAR INDUSTRY
tsr MORNING JOURNAL SPECIAL le.sto WIRE,

tsr MORNING JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASED WIRE
New York, Feb. ga strike and
lockout of agricultural laborers. mos
of whom are natives. has paTalyzod the
sugar industry on the Island Of st
CroiX, Danish West Indies, accordine
to passengers arriving here today from
ST CroiX on the steamship PARMA.
The strike has assumed such proper
ltions that Danish officials and white
Presidents fear violence, the passengers
declare Armed guards patrol the
streets Of the principal cities and
towns while marines with machine
guns have been landed from Danish
lcruiser Cannon have been put into
position to sweep all approaches tn
government buildings ana banks.
I Among passengers from st. Croix
were Rev J, H. Samig. Of BROOKLYN.
William j. Morrissey of Boston, and J.
r. quinn, of St Catharines. Canada
They united in asserting that the sit
uatiop was serious.
ASK Shilling Wage Increase.
About 10000 people are affected
by the strike. said Mr. Quinn. They
are asking for an increase of one shil-
ling per day in wages. Their leader is
ia native named jackson. who recently
returned from a trip to the United
states as soon as the strike started
plantation owners drove from their
property lhe strikers and their fami-
Hes. Most Of them have flocked to the
cities of Frederiksted and Christian
sted, where the women and children
are being fed by the churches and
charitable agencies, the cities giving
over the school houses for sleeping
quarters
II took drive into the country and
everywhere I saw plantations deserted +
except for armed guards, with the
crop of cane ready for cutting. 1t win
be total loss unless it is gathered
soon In the cities. martial law has
been declared and the seling OF liquor
Up to the time we left. no
outbreak had occurred, but il was ex-
pecied nj any time. as the natives are
getting hungry"
Bisbee daily review., 1916-04-20
WAR SUMMARY
(ey Review Leased Wire)

Germany must immediately cease her present method of conducting her submarine campaign on pain of the severance of diplomatic relations be- tween that country and the United States. In unequivocal terms, Presi- dent Wilson, in a note to Germany. has told that country and at joint ses- sion of Congress has reiterated the istatement, that the only way Ger many and the United States can con tinue their diplomatic intercourse. is for Germany to bring her underwa- ter attacks within the law of nations. Both passenger and freight carrying vessels are embraced in the Presi- dents demand.
 Appended to the note is statement Of facts concerning the disaster to which the cross channel steamer Sus- sex which the United States govern ment considers as proving absolutely that the ferryboat was torpedoe6, de spite Germany's contention that none of it's underwater craft was Iesponsi- ble for the explosion which killed a large number of persons and injured several Americans.
 Should Germany acquiesce in the demand of President Wilson he is willing and so told Germany to dIs- cuss means by which the submarine warfare may be brought under the International law But no discus. ,ion of the subject will be undertaken until Germany has fully complied with the presidents demands.
 The Germans near Haudremont. northeast of Verdun, in a bayonet at tack in which heavy casualties were inflicted on the French have capJureo 2 stone quarry around which they gained 8 footing Monday.
 There has been considerable aruIi- cry activity west of the Mouse on Hill 2Oi and the French first lines between Dead Mans Hill and Cumieres. AT Les Eparses the Germans. after three attacks entered French trenches on 9 front of 200 yards, but were imme- diately expelled from them, suffering serious losses.
 Artillery duels are still in progress on the Russian front. but there has been no important changes in posi-. tions. A Russian attack against Aus trian positions on the upper Sereth River in Galicia was repulsed
 The Italians have captured Monte Fume pass from the Austrians and taken the extreme western peak oi Monte Ancora, where the Austrian V iences were shattered with heavy casualties. to their occupants.
 Still another defeat of the Turks in the region of Erzerum is recorded t,y the Russians. Near Ascnatala, the Russians. in night attack, cap tured strongly organized hills and in- flicted severe casualties on the Turks, -who left hundreds of dead on the field. Premier Asquith has postponed until next Tuesday. a statement of the British governments attitude with re gard to conscriptiOn. The premier has told the House of Commons that unless the disagreement among the members of the cabinet can be amica- bly settled there will be a break up of the coalition ministry
 't The reply of Great Britain and France to the American government s protest against their interference with maritime commerce. has been cabled to Washington.
 Greece has formally protested against the use by the Entente powers of Sulva Bay. Island of Crete. for a naval base.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-04-20
,,e SEEKING EVIDENCE.

MEXICO CITY. April 19.-Accord ing to messages received here evi dence confrmatory of the death of Francisco Villa is being gathered slowly. Officials now are more dis posed to give credit to the first re ports of the finding of the grave of inc bandit. One report today said the Indians wno cared for Villa dur ing his last days. had been located and dispositions taken. According to these afiidavits Villa died of blood poisoning. At the foreign office full credit is attached to the statement of these Indians.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-04-20
DUTCH FEAR FUTURE.

THE HAGUE, April 19 via London, April 20.-"The dangers which the government feared have not yet dis appeared" declared the Premier van der Linden today to a delegation which had requested him to allow furlough to Dutch soldiers for the customary Easter Holidays
 The premier said emphatically that no furloughs will be allowed. declar. ing that the maintenance 'of Dutch neutrality demanded the strictest measures to prevent possible eventu- alities.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-04-20
BRYAN LOSES CONTEST ] FOR DELEGATE TO THE 1 JUNE CONVENTION
Four Other Nebraskans Run
 Ahead of Ex-Secretary of State For Delegate-At- s.a Large to' St. Louis Meeting
tsy Review kessed ,wire..l(l )

OMAHA. Neb'r.. April 1g.-Returns from the states preferential primary have been so delayed by a complicated ballot that late tonight only 259 pre- cincts had reported. Only three coun- ties had returned complete count of the ballots. There are 1900 precincts in the state and it is believed that sev- eral days will elapse before the result of the voting has been established be yond possibility of change by later returns.
 Henry Ford is leading the Republi- can candidates for the President nomi- nation. The name of MT Hughes
Bisbee daily review., 1916-04-20
ZEITuNG IS CAusTlc.

FRANKFORT, Germany, via Lon. don. April I9.-The Berlin cores. pondent of the Frankfprter Zeitung, commenting on the recent declara. tion of the British government regard Ing the Sussex, says it seems as if Sir Edward Grey was all too anxious to rush to the assistance of Presi- dent Wilson and Secretary Lansing in forming a judgment of Suessex case He regards that the German rote on the Sussex had an unsatisfac- tory receipt in the United States.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-04-20

as a mere rumOr. The embassy dis patch gave new turn 10 the varying accounts of the finding of the body. which come from the border.
 The embassy issued a statement to night announcing receipt of q dispatch from General Aguilar. foreign secre- tary at Mexico City. denying that General lturbide or another person was going 10 Japan on secret or any other kind Of mission for the de facto government.