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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-19
RUMORS OF WAR
AMONG MEMBERS
OF PEACE PARTY

THE HAGUE. Jan. Is. via London.
Jan. 10. 3:f0 a. While preparing
for the proposed departure to stock
holm. whore it is intended TO begin
sessions IN an attempt 10 bring about
the termination Of the war. the Ford
permanent peace board was threat
ened with disruption today lbs the re-
fusal or all The members 10 proceed
on the trip 20 stockholm or the five
American members Of the board only
Dr Charles r. Aked has announced
his willingness to 20 TO stockholm
Mrs. Joseph Fels ~ Philadelphia saws
she is going 10 England on business.
William j. Bryan Henry Ford and
Miss Jane Addams. who are the other
American members are still in Amer
lea. and as nothing has been heard from
them members of the expedition are
much pcrpleNod over tho absence Of
news concerning them
The dIatErrrweuf developed over five
alternate Tho situation aa 10 now ar-
NJ fhs Permanent Pence Board fur tho
urf.fuf. except Ir Nkrd and possibly
Mr Evans uulss. SIR BRYAN arH Nj
I.rI come fH Tho llHrue or stockholm
Irr German government late today
granted rsrwI...uu fp 90 scandinavian
n.rnh"fe 0f fh' party fp return t1 thcir
'.w iHrH H. German territory ff fe
rn...nr Germany Iu scaled train.
ufr.f..f Americans. Including Or.
haII and fHf Nua.H... STAFF have .u f4r
'''". refused perm .H.uu.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-19
HOW ENGLAND JUSTIFIES
THE BARALONG MASSACRE
Cites Many German Atrocities Including the Sacne Louvan
Sinking of Lusania, Torpedong Hospital Ships and Use
of Poisonous Gases as Evidences of Humane Methods

LONDON. Jan lS. o. p m Tho
British official Wow of thc German
note rcrardiug tho Baralorc case was
given ont touirhf as follows
The Germans claim Chat their army
and navy have observed dur.ne fhr
present war the principle of Intsua
uonal law and humanity and that fnr
German authorities take care That afI
violations viii bc carefully .nvcsuEafed
and punished
some surprise ie expressed that fnc
nation whose armed forces have been
spousihlo Tor the sack of iouvliu.
thc murder of hundreds of unonendInr
mon. women and children ON thc tuei.
taula and other ships. thc execution 0f
Edith Cavcu. tho introduction of noie.
onoue gases the poisoning of wells.
Tho attempted torpcdoInr of hospital
ships and countless other afrorIuca
should describe fhoir method of war.
fare ae humane
"If ia further pointed ont thaf DO
would DO Interesting fo know how
many German subjects. ~ any. have
been punished ior these atrocities.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-19
AN ADEQUATE
PREPAREDNESS
Is FAVORED
CIVIC FEDERATION CoNvEN.
TIoN UsIAsTIc
OVER PROPOSITION
Country's Inability to Wage Even
Successful Defensive Warfare
Is Outlined

WASHINGTON. Jan. 1S.-Enthusi-
astic applause greeted advocates OF
national preparedness at todav's ses.
sion OF the National Civic Federation
ana at the close OF the discussion a
resolution was adopted unanimously
iaVoring adequate preparation for de-
tenSe and authorizing an Investigation
or methods by a special committee
Members of congress, labor leaders
and other public figures addressed
the federation. most OF them Joining
in voicing the view that the time had
come for the United States to strength.
en- materially its naval and military
forces no matter what might be The
cost
Senator Phelan. OF California. char
acterizing the japanese on the west
ern coast as AN enemy within our
gales against whose expansion we
must prepare asserted that Japenese
exclusion was a question which would
press for solution by force of arms.
almost before America could make up
her mind TO prepare.
Senator Wadsworth. OF New York.
sketchtng what he called national mil
itary absurdities. declared that al
though the people OF this country
had been face to face with interven-
ton In Mexico for several years. they
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-19
Bodies of Executed Bandit
Leaders Placed on Exhibition
Generals Rodriguez and Wales
Recognized As Leader of Bandits Have Been
Burning and Looting or Past

JUAREZ. Jan. 1s.-The bodies or
Jose Rodriguez and Miguel Baca-vaI-
les. executed villa leaders which were
placed on exhibition here today as evil
dence that the defacto government Is
determined to exterminate the bandits
who slaughtered Is mining men near
santa fsabel eight days ago. were put
ABOARD a train late today and sent TO
Chihuahua City. There, according to
Mexican officials. they will be shown
In public again as examples of what
VIII happen TO any one adopting the
career of an outlaw in Mexico.
Rodriguez. who was captured by en-
pioyes OF the Babricora Ranch ana
executed by Carranza authorities at
MADEIRA last Thursday. was Identified
as the villa leader. who has been
burning railroad bridges. looting mines
and ranches. and threatening the lives
OF foreigners ever since villa was
driven out of Sonora. following the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-19
STEUBENVILLE TO
REGULATE SALOONS

Special |...If..H T. Tho |.f.IYrUuUlr
Stu HENN1IIE o. Dam fS That
the now city administration means to
clean up StDuhauViile was shown iu
council tonight when ordinance we're
introduced f0 regulate fho operation
of saloon. when they reopen here ln
two weeks ono hul provides chat fho
saloon. viii close on Christmas
Fourth of July Memorial dav ana
ThaukariVinr another that they shall
NOT open before H m and close AZ
q u m ou 900 dos. except Saturday.
fho closing hour ON that day being 10
o'clock and third which forbida tho
usc of screens eo oe to prevent an un.
0h.tructDd Wow of tho interior Heavy
fn'e aro provided for amy violation
OF thc provisions of tro now ordi
uauCoa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-19
POLICE FIND
MOTIVE FOR
MURDER PLOT

CHICAGO. Jan. lS.-Whie Irving
and Herbert Updike. who are said by
the police to have confessed TO plotting
the murder of heir father. Furman ID.
Updike. were declining the assistance
OF lawyers today. investigators were at
Crown Point. Ind. looking into the re-
ported marriage of Herbert. the young
er the prisoners. TO Mallye De On
some. cabaret dancer. Officials at
Crown Point said that a marriage cere-
money, uniting the two. was performed
January S
updike declined to confirm the
story The young woman could not De-
found tonight. She talked TO reporters
earlier in the day. however. and spoke
OF a previous marriage and a six-year-
old daughter Herbert loved me ana
told him that ! vas married. but was
getting divorce" she said.
ln oak Park. the suburb whrrc tp-
Ilkt; retired millionaire grain and
lumbc merchant lived. 10 was rsport..,
mat the senior t'pdlke objected serious
~ 20 Herbert's attentions To the dancer.
ana that when DO learned of the reported
marriage relations between them became
I strained. Young pdik--the marriage
license gave his age as .a=is said 90
nav, planned the purchase Of "a cafe in
81 a.. uI-. where tho object of his aff.g-
mons wt@ 30 De- the cabaret feature.
Maclsv Hoyne. states attorrey Of
took county. which includes Opk Park
Shid tonight that tho suburban authori-
ues were making too much of "a family
oilair OF the case ana that be ,youi,;
take charge himself tomorrow
In The OAK Park Jail tho prisoners ap-
ltarrd calm and without apprehension
despite states Attorney Homes asser-
ton that the crime for which they are
charged T. serious one
Their father reiterated that ti, law
HHHH DE-. g De-.
irving. whose mental condition IS said
To have been impaired hy % hoy hood in
jury Herbert. ho said. ives culpahls in
not having informed him Of the plot
three weeks ago when Herbert said b..
tirst learned or %. and pretended" 90
tail IN with his brothers plans.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-19
BETTINGER SAYS
REP. FREAR LIES

Special Dispatch 20 the InteiIircncer.
CINCINNATI. o. Jan. 1S-Whcn
the attention of Secretary Albert Bet
finger 81 tho Ohio Valley Improve
ment association was called 10 an a..
tack made in congress on tho Ohio
river improvement plans bv James 4.
Frear ~ Wisconsin. Bottinrer do
nounced Frear's statements roundIv.
Tho Ohio river plan of continuing im.
provemcnt, Frcar said was ga tale %
waste and rVfravaEauco Frear de-
MED that tho Improvement Of tho Ohio
river would reduce tho price ~ coal
and made many other fake sfafeuonts g
against A. Secretary Boftinrcr said
Froar has made nil these efafomorfs
before and knows fhaf they arc with
ont foundation Against Vfr rre4r.s
statements 7 viii clfc Senator Hurton's
article m current magazine" said
Ncffinrcr Senator Burton cav. chat
~ all Tho river Improvement before
congress thaf ~ fhc ohio rrrr ia tho
most important Tf la fruo chat eoue
~ tho coal traTic haH boon diverted
20 fho railroads hfcau.. mon interest
~ in railroads have become Iarrsfg
interested ln thr riffahur-r coal buaf
rrra but fhora A. traffic vrIffr~ fo
como ouf ~ fhc Allegheny river which
VII 0ver.hndov fhr ruHf traffic tom
fo ono Ncvi vrrt a conference .- fo
hn hold io consider fr, raising of ok
bridge af ruf.turrr which win r..
lease fhc traffic into fhr ohio rIrrr .
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-19
Wilson To Go Before COunfrv
To Urge Bigger Army andNaUy
Will Make Addresses Create Sentiment Tor
the Preparedness Plans Of War and Navy Department.
Is Not Deferred BY Opposition

WAsHNGTOS. Jan. is President
Wilson ls planning to assume personai
Leadership in tho hghf for o. stronger
army and navy So many reports have
reached him of confusion over tho if.
sua before s0uEr.Hs and of tho unsrf.
talniy ~ the outcome. that hr haH de.
rerminod not only fo go before mo
country i1 public addr0. eH. buf f0 con.
fer further Du ffr subject nIfh leader.
Of tho senate and house
HepresrnatIve Hay and Hoprraerfa.
tive PadFDff. chairman OF fur house
military and naval committee. rr.pa..
tfrlY. have Informed Mr Wilson fHaf
Do will boz from sIE weeks f0 tHO
months before The committee VIII Ue
ready tO report fho army and navy
appropriation billie While fhI. WORK
's Ro.nR 0u hn propose fo d0 fiH
utmost to sOiidfy sentiment among
tre people and members 0f congress In
favor ~ tho plans drawn up bs mo
war and navy department.
Fnenfs ~ thc President represent
hun as being uudcferrod hy fha open
oppos uon ~ former Secretary Bryan
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-19
MEXICAN
POLICY Is
ATTACKED

WASHINGTON. Jan. 1S.-Discussion
or the nations duty toward its citizen,
in Mexico cropped out in the senate
again today and another Intervention
resolution was added TO the half dozen
introduced since the Santa Ysabel
murders. Several Republican sena.
tors attacked President Wilson's pol
icy in heated speeches. and Chairman
Stone OF the foreign relations com
mittee and other Democrats defended
it.
In the meantime officials al the
state department continued prepara-
tion of the data to be laid before the
foreign relations committee in re-
sponse TO Senator Falls resolution
asking for information on conditions
IN Mexico. II was thought doubtful
tonight that this data would be as
sembled in time for presentation. at
the committees meeting tomorrow. II
viii include among other things a
record OF outrages against Americans
in Mexico since the overthrow of Ma
dero. correspondence between the
state department and its special rep
rescntatives there. and results OF the
investigation of the story that the
Americans killed at Santa Ysabel were
travelling under safe conducts granted
by Carranza authorities.
Some officials believe In forwarding
the information 90 tho senate the F-esi-
dent should include "a personal cxplaua-
tion OF the present situation with "a
view Of influencing certain arftators for
armed Intervention. The President has
shown uo indication OF accepting this
suggestion. but he viii carefully eN-
anime the departments report before
sending - 20 the senate and Will decide
ihcu how 10 should be handled.
The Intervention resolution around
which tOday.s senate debate conferred
was introduced hy Senator Iippitt.
Senators Horah and Curtis Joined iu tho
attack on the adm inisfrafiou policy. and
Senators stone and Newlandg repiied.
The latter pleaded with tho Republicans
not 60 open "a pandora.s box of trouble"
hy further arousinE the war sentiments.
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Tho Germans claim that tho Arabic was
iorp'dood because tho commander of
iho submarine had the conviction that
OBJ" Arabic was about to ram tho sub.
marine. The true facts are that tha
Arabic was deliberately sunk bv
German submarine without warning
fnd Chat .nr neither Attempted to af.
'Hrk th0 uhm1r'n. nor escape from 10
With rrl8rd t0 tho destruction 90
Dho British submarine E1g in Danish
water. hr German torpedo boat de-
f'foyor D., Del claimed that BE- came fo a
N-'t between OBI" nar vessels and that
in' submarine defended itself with
unirn Ihe frur acte are as follows.
Ihe Germans found tho suhmarine
stranded n neutral waters and mean.
able of either oneuso or defense Tno
German destroyer fired torpcdo al
fhc Ill Tho torpedo exploded close
fo hcr 50 the same moment the Ger.
mHn destroyer nrDI with au her Gums
end fho commander on tho F.t3. whose
submarine was 8Ure foro and AT ana
Who WIS unable fo defend himself ow.
toontinusd On rags ssv.nJ
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-19
Face Difficult
Problems to
Prevent Typhus

Ell PASO. Jan. 1s.-United States
health authorities here are facing
some peculiar problems in their eff
forts to prevent a spread of typhus
which has ravaged parts of Mexico
into the United States.
Mexican authorities of Juarez. op.
poslte here, announced today their
Willingness TO cooperate with Ameri
can officials TO prevent typhus from
coming across the border but demand
ed TO know what they should do with
the servant girls of FL Paso. about
half OF whom live in Juarez. and with
the race track employees who pass
back and forth daily. They suggested
that IL general rule of kerosene baths
as germicide were instituted the
daily passengers could not be- exempt.
ed with safety
Extra guards have been placed on
duty at the international bridge 10
scrutinize all applicants for entry.
one OF the precautionary measures
taken in II Paso struck hard at the oc-
cupauon OF "a large section OF the popu-
lation OF Juarez. who have been gather
ing rags by the ton and selling them o.
JUNK dealers here. Ten tons Of unclean
rags have been burned by United tSates
Officials and three MeVicaus were ar
rested late to-day while trying TO Snug
gle more into the city. In order not fu
TOTALLY destroy the rag gathering indus
try ot Juarez. br. John ". Tappau. 81
the United states health service. sug-
gest"d that tho rags be fumi gated and
boiled. but the quantity was SO great
thAl tho scheme proved impracticable.
IWo bullets fired from the Mexican
SD" OF tho Rio Graude struck the
United states Immigration station AZ The
santa Fe railroad bridge here tonight
30 one was reported injured.
The belief was expressed that the
shots were fired by two MeNicaus who
escaped from the United States inspec-
tors after being arrested late tD-..l f1r
trying o. emucEic in rags
br Tappau after am tnvcstfaafIon re-
p' rtrd to-day that contrary 90 reports ma
t} phus was 60 Boz found af hospitals or
anywhcro else in Juarcz Iu T.I Pas
there has been Uu other cases than that
Of the Mexican who died last Saturday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-19
MINERS WILL
DEMAND BIG
WAGE INCREASE
THIS ACTION PRESAGED IN
ADDRESS OF PRESIDENT
WHITE AT CONVENTION
Delegates Opposed to Prepared
ness and Will Adopt Reso-
lutions of Condemnation

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Jan. 1S.-Two
incidents that stood out in the OPEN
Ing proceedings OF the biennial con
vention OF the United Mine Workers
of America here today were the hearty
approval given by the thirteen hun
dTed delegates when President John
p White said that the miners should
snare in the present prosperity and
the waves OF applause that followed
the declarations OF the miners leader
and Secretary-Treasurer William
Green that in their belief the working
men of the country were opposed TO
the present preparedness agitation.
Mr.. White in his biennial report
urged the scale committee of the con
vention to carefully canvass the sit
uation IN formulating demands. RE
called attention to improved Industrial
conditions. stated that the country
was entering upon an Unprecedented
era OF prosperity" and that the con
vention should demand such improve
(ConHnued ON Pa0e Ten
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series OF defeats that began nj Aqua
Prieta November =. last.
Baca-Valles was caught l4f4 miIes
west OF Columbus, n. NJ. and was
executed early today at Juarez after he
had been brought here On the train
that bore the body OF Rodriguez. En-
rique Cisneros. another villa officer.
who was captured with Baca-VaIles is
being brought overland TO face court
martial.
Baca-Valles, contrary to the usual
fatalistic attitude of Mexicans. begged
Tor his life. According to Americans,
who saw him killed. the villa cher
crawled. duplicating. before his execu-
TONERS and was shot to death on his
knees.
a train from the interior was ex-
pected tonight. Only three Americans
are reported to be on board. The train
which left today for the south carried
number Of Americans back into
Mexico.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-19
Gas Generated By Edison Battery
Responsible for Explosion
Board Inquiry So Reports Secretary Navy Depart
ment-Only One Survivor Examined
Incomplete No Decision Regarding Future Use

WASHINGTON. Jan. 1s.-Gas gen
Grated by the new Edison storage bat.
tery and ignited by a spark of un'
known origin is held responsible for
the explosion on the submarine H.
at the New York navy yard Saturday
in report to Secretary Daniels today
by the board of inquiry. This board
made an Investigation preliminary to
that now being conducted by the naval
court OF inquiry TO determine the cause
OF the disaster In which five men lost
their lives and nine were seriously IN.
jured.
Only one of the survivors was ex.
amined by the board. as the others
were not in a condition TO testify. Con.
sequently. the report is regarded by
the secretary as inconclusive.
Secretary Daniels said tonight that
the work OF installing the new Edison
batteries on the submarine, LIS. now
building at the Portsmouth. y. II,
navy yard. would be continued. unuI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-19
GOVERNMENT SUES
B. & 0. AND c. & 0.

err.iHI Dispatch f. fhe tni.urer..r
CINCINNATI O Jan u.s. Rsreat
90 violations of tho United States
Jaw. providing for the uao of aafrf,
appliance. 0n tln rollins stock o'
railroads In inter tate commrrr, is fhe
basis of Information flod here TODAY
AGAINST both the Ualtmor. A south
western and Che.aueaks a. ohio rail
roads Tho inf0rmarona are ffsd
AGAINST fhc % A. % S. vs. and ono
against Tho o. a. % Tho United States
assistant district attorney fIed the in
Formations. maximum pcnalfi,s %
500 each Hrn requested of tbo court
and immediate hearing The irf1r
nations filed arc part of the cam
pHIrn against central atatra railroads
vioitiora Of fhc federal safety appu.
autD act
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-19
WHOLE LODGE TO
BE PUT ON TRIAL

CINCINNATI Jan. 1S-With ths
arrival here today Of the trial Officers
~ became known that the entire mem
bership Of the Cincinnati Aerie OF
Eagles will be placed on trial tonight
charged collectively with conduct un
becoming Eagles"
The trial Officers are former Gov
ernor Theodore A. Bell. Of California
ID. Carl Winter. Of Indianapolis. and
y. J. Shanahan. Of Kansas city. -Four
officers Of the Cincinnati Acrie and
ono member are 10 be tried on specific
charges OF conduct unbecominp
Eagles.
The trial are the outgrowth Of dif
feronces that originated in the locad
lodge some time aEO. relative to the
expenditure Of money on a trip M
one Of the annual reunions Of Eagles
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-19
MAYOR TO CLEAN
UP WELLSVILLE
specIaI Uispatch 10 the Intel1irenc.r.

Special Dispatch 20 the InteliiFencer.
EAST LIVERPOOL. o.. Jan. IS
Mayor Hamlin Barnes. reform execu-
tive and prominent dry worker OF
Wellsville. after netting out two $3.50
fines 20 convicted bootleggers today
announced that be Is going TO make
Wellsville clean town. The ban ia
on every form OF gambling. candy and
cigar chance cards and slot machines.
In addition pea pool and poker must
go. Arrests are TO be made. Harry
Quinn and stephen Ridinger. two Of
nine offenders caught In the crusade
against Illicit liquor selling. pleaded
guilty and we're fined today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-19
LrEBKEEcHr MAKns cHAxsr

Nsi'NIffNN. Jan. U.s. H.ff U m frr
Kari Llebtuecht who rscertiv war de-
rrivcl 81 Dis privilege boo the socialist
ltrfA.s .s parliamentary committee bv
action of THAT body. has instructed tho
retcnFfHE Officials fo Glide hi. name
from the list of members of the s0rIaI-
i-t party. and enter DO on the list of
members of mo- party. according o. "a
lisil.u dispatch forwarded hy Reuters
corrcfuoudCnt af Amsterdam
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-19
Guncotton Aboard.

NEW YORK. Jan. 1s.-There were
four torpedo heals each containing
100 pounds of guncotton. on board the
L. 5. submarine E-2. at the time OF the
explosion which caused the death OF
five men and injuries TO nine others
at the New York navy yard Saturday.
according TO the testimony today OF
Lieutenant Charles NJ. Cooke. comman-
der OF the E-2. before the board OF IN
quiry' appointed by Secretary Daniels.
II was later explained that the gun
cotton was wet. and that there was no
tContinued on Pare Ten,
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and other pacifat. and by dnorouceq
among advocates ~ national defence
over fhr exact plans to bo adopted
lir .a said fo bn FIRMLY OF tho op.nion
il1i fh' rrorrHu prepared Iy scrre.
iari"e GafrIfun and Daniel. iH Tho best
which 'Hu hr offered Of tHia time
Plans Tor fhr speaking frrs Will he
prepared HH quickly se possible DO
necessary fH. President may chance
.hr "hDI" social Hrofam mapped ou.
.-l.r. I.r--L--.-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-19
Rynddn1 Has
Arrived at
CrdUeSend

LONDON, Jan. 10, 6:12 p. M
The steamer Ryndam has arrived
at GraVesend. The passengers
who did not land at Falmouth will
remain on board In accordance
with official instructions. None
Of them was injured.
NEW YORK, Jan. ia mes
sage stating that the Ryndam had
reached Grsvesend without fur
ther mishap and that her passen-
gers were proceeding to their des-
tination, was received at the Of
fees Of the HoIland-America line
late today. No further details
were given.
officials Of the line said that in
the absence OF any Of the particu-
lars Of the accident. news Of
which was cabled earlier, they
believed the reported deaths Of
three stokers might indicate that
an engine cylinder or boiler head
had blown out. The fact that the
stokers' quarters are In the for
ward part OF the steamer also
gave rise to the surnise that the
Ryndsn might have been in a col
lision.
II was stated that the office
here undoubtedly would have
been notified had the accident
been serious.
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risn troops who entered cettinje
found the town we'll kept and
clean and the population peaceful,
friendly and suffering from no
priHations, says an Overseas
News agency announcement to-
day. The Austrian officers re-
eeivod offers Of houses Of resi-
dents as quarters. adds the news
agency. which declares that the
relations between the population
and the troops were generally es-
cellent.
"ln the arsenal" adds the an
nouncement, "much booty was
found, including machine guns.
with ammunition, rifles. revolVers,
tools and machines, all in excel
lent order. The kings palace evil
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