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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-10-21

KNOCKERS AND BooSTERS.-I
wish to make a few remarks which
may not appear wise or logical to
some. Most sane meanings can be
taken out of apparently silly sayings
if we but study to catch on to their
true meanings.
The world has been full of knock
ers and boosters long before Engle,
Marx and other such bright lights
came into existence. 1 have knocked
and boosted myself as far back as
can remember and many times have
boosted others and knocked myself
stupid, but 1 am not sorry, in the
right way Of thinking. Here are a
few thoughts 1 thoroughly under
stand and wish to dispose of. All
bachelors are not good and all are
not bad. All married folks are not
good and all are not bad. Some
make the world glad and some make
it sad. More than one bachelor has
helped out wonderfully and decently
children Of poor parents without ex-
pecting or accepting any return.
Some of our greatest upHfters from
the time of Moses to the time Of Je-
sus and up until now were bachelors,
poor, pure, earnest and simple.
They were ready to console the
sick and tighten the burdens Of the
oppressed, and in return were sick
ened and oppressed themselves. A
man who marries to escape being
called an old bachelor or to bring a
score of children into the world to
become slaves or manslaughterers
should not deride the others. If we
haven't the best, it is wise to stick
to the next best, which may bloom
eventually into the very best.
My advice to young fellows is to
work and save, but not marry a girl
they do not love or who does not de-
serve their love, which is a rule that.
works both ways. Don't build homo
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-10-21

I can't always agree with you Every
body uses his own judgment.
So hoping you will be fair enough
and print the other points, too, and
not mostly always Wilson DOPE
Curt A. Brosseit, $3.50 Cullom Az.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-19
gIng 9liidiidlt anf g8aiieriimpeI.

Q teubenbille, g., 18. Wtai.
~ gBie 9eamte Ser nSteubenpille,
@eIsburg & @eirton &aiIpoD SO"
beute befannt eoben 1T es bon belte
ab fir Roiiagiere, melbe bon Steu-
benpile in Ser Ri6tling nad 8elt-
Sirginien fobren oerboten mebr oils
cine bolbe @oIlone olfoboIortigcr
@etrdnfltng in 8erpoding nit iib
au fiibren. glIs @rlnO DER Wlo6-
nobme miro rgiidii6t~ auf reeulGre
YoiIaeiere ser eenannten 2inie an
geee6en. 0ieien nHegulGreu" iei Der
SranSport groBer @loIieu mGuuer.
moroenoen 9llfobols ein Dorm i'm
gluge geipeien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-19
@eiterc &riegsberi9te

ipe gegen SStalien.


iipe gegen Stalien.
@aris, 18. Mai. - 0ic 9cgcn
Die iialienii6e 6ront in SiiOtirol bon
Den Oeiterrei1ern eemohten 9lngrif-
fe, peI9e ii6 aamGbli9 ouf ole gar5e
oiterreidiid imgariid italieniide
6ront aus9eoe6nt 6aben, meroen bier
nit gr0Bter 9(ufmerfiamfeit perfolet.
Die oagemeine 9(nii9t in militdri.
i6en Greiien se6t Oa6in OaB Die ero-
BE oiterreidiib-uneoriide OifeniiOe,
weIde felt ldneerer 8eit ermartet
muroe, enoli1 begonncn bat.
0cm 3uriidfallen ser porgeido6e=
ncn itaIienii6en 9inien miro feine
geOelItlng 6eigemeiien oa es als
ielbimerItGnOli1e 9epeging betrad-
tet miro, peil oieic 9inien ni6t itart
gcnug Doren, einem glngriffe in gro
Bem NlaBitabc 5it ipiOerIte6en.
Obglei1 ole italienii1e Central
Stellmg auf Oem 2ooarone-Blateml
nod ni1t inooloirt lit, bGlt man es
oo6 fir mobrideinlib, ooB oieOeIter-
rei6er umo llngarn ibre Sauptbemii-
buneen oort6in ri6ten perOen. GS
i1eint flor, oaB sic oiterrei6iiden
@enerdlc ibren uripriinalihen Ylan,
einen g9eg ourd ole 9iceu5a-@bene 5i
ba6nen mieoer ourh5ufiibrcu periu-
den. Ole S6atiade, OoB 6eoeutenoe
Geritdrflrngeu imter Dem S6uee Der
aniebnliden 9ieibe bon Sorts, pelbe
iih BON 6olgaria mO 2aparone ans
bin5ie6t, 6erange8oeen ipurOen be-
itdrft oie 9lma6me, oaB 9icen5a Oas
mirfIide 8ieI Der Offenii0e lit.
Gic fran56liiden N}ilitdrbe6oroen
iino ii6er5elgt, oaB 0ie OeIterrcider
BON porn6erein eineu @liBerfolg ba-
ben mcroen, mas INNER fir 9lnitreng-
imgcn iie au1 MAIDEN. gs miro Oa-
rouf bingeiuieien, oaB 0ie Staliencr
alle mogli6cn @orbereitingen geraoe
gegen eiuen ioIden gtuariif ipie Der
iesige it, eetroiien baben, inO Dab
Die mddtigIten &ert6eioigungSperte,
melde sic sSngenieurflmit erOenfen
fonnte, ouf Dem g(iiaao.@loteou umo
in Oen Bergen norolit6 bon 9lriiero
erri6tet puroen. Nlau eriuartet, Dab
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-19

aaroinal iuo Ieiu @eiolse ben aoi'
fer tuieoer in feierIidem 3uge 5um
@ortale Ser Stride. @r5bii1of Or.
bon Sartmam ser in Den leBten
Eagen an Der @eItfront meilte, miro
beute nod @elegen6eit boben, Dem
4aiier cine non Oen 2at6olifen
&reuBen's geiammelte Summe in
ser S66e BON 100000 W}arf 3u ii6er.
reiben, Oie nad oem @iaeu Der
Spenoer 5um 8eiten Der Oeutiden
gerpumoeten 6eitimmt lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-19
etreiai9ter.
(6Ortlctans bon Der 1. Seitc.)

aeeebcne @rlm0 mar Ger: o&ur5
no6oem i'd na6 SSrlano fam, iagtc'
Sealy Soden iiber mid, iueI6e eS
mir mu0gli6 madten nit i5m 81
ipre9cn."
Der &eIt ser 9lusiage Oes Cir @lat-
t6ew eriolgte in @ebeimIibung, 100.
rauf6in Iib oie Gommiiiion perta9te.
s. 6. 2Dnn i6uloig bcfun-
0eu.
2ouoon, tS. Dfai. - aSeremiab
6. 9Dn6 pon g3ep-9orf lit BON einem
ariegsgeri6t in Dublin inter Der
glnfIage Ger Sbeilnobme on Der iri-
i6en 9iepoIution pro5eiiirt lmo i6nl'
Big befunOen tporOen.
0ie StrafperfiinOung botte 6ellte
erfoleen Ioaen; a6er in Der omerita-
niiden @oti6aft mar bis beute glbeno
nod ni9t befonnt, pelde Straie iiber
2Dn6 Der5Gnet porOen mar.
0ie 8oti9aft erbielt Die gSa6ridt
BON Der @ro5eiiirlmg 2Dnd's BON Dem
amerifonii6cn. @oniul in Dublin.
@or6er 6otte oie 8oti6aft IeOiglid
erfobren ooB 9Dnd perboten moroen
mar, sic 5iinf-@leiIeu-3one pou Cub
lin 81 Oerlaiien.
2pnd mobntc felt IGngerer 3eit in
Dublin.
2Dnd iit noturaIiIirter
amerifanif8er 9 iir-
Ger.
93em gorf, 1S. N3ai. - Sere-
mia6 s. 2pu9 lit no3 9Gnsabe ieiner
5ieigen 5reunoe elm natliroliiirter
amerifanii6er @iirger. @r febrte Dor
bier Syabren bon glmerifa nod SrlanO
3uriid, INN iib in Ger Staot Sort Dem
8erIi6crungsgei6Gft 5u ipiomen.
9or6er IpieIte CT in giep-Yorf in ben
iriiden &reiien cine prominente 0fol-
Ic. @r mar Der @rdiiOent Der oY6i-
Io.Geltic SocietD" umo Elm Nfitglieo
Der Settle 2eaeue".
@or 5pei Sa5ren tebrte er Tempo
r6r na6 bier 5uriid mO perlpeilte
bier feds Monate ais &eprGientant
DER ,@oelic 2eague" BON Srlouo lmD
mar ieitber in Srlano als 9leprGien.
taut Der ,@ueIic 2eague" BON oeu
8ereinieten Staaten. gr lit nge-
f16r 40 Sabre alt unO fam 5uerlt ais
Singing bon fnapp 5Wan5ig Sa6reu
nab Oieiem 2anoe.
@rGfi0eut @ilionDerwen e II
bet lid fiir &Dnd.
G8aibington is. Mai. -
@rGiiOent g9ilion iauote 6eute glbenN
aui getrei6en oes Senators O'@or-
man BON glep-9orf cine 9otI1ofi
oiir6 OaS StaatSoepartement an Den
9otibafter @age, in Scr er i'm al-
iuies, allies in ieinen &rGften Steben,
Oe 5u t6um, INN einen 9luiIdub in Der
9oaitredung Oes llrtbeiIs eegen
Seremiob s. 2pnb BON gap.Yorf
einen notlIroliiirter 9tmerifaner, Der
Der G6eilnobme an ser irii6en HeDo.
luton i6uloig befunoen worOen lit,
81 er5ielen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-19

RAN N1ANAANfAN~ W. ~ f~ffffN l~i~
Stano foiien rno 6alten perOen, falls
Die OeIterrei6er lmO llngorn fortiob-
rem, ibre OiieniiOe aus5uoe6nen.
0euti6Ian6 bril- DIT Be-
0unern aus.
Bern is. N}oi, pia @oris. Die
Heoierung ser S6pei5 ma9te beute
6efannt, OoB oie Oeutide Reeierune
Our6 Oeu S6pei5er @eianOteu lis
Berlin i6r 9eoauern ooriiber alsge-
oriidt bat, oaB 5wei 9iirger Der
S6mei5 bel Der GorpcOirlme ocs bri-
tii6en Oampiers Suffer" 0urd Elm
oerti6es Sau6boot umgefommen
limo. Die oeutide &egierlIng bat Oer-
ipro6en, Die 6amilien Der Spier 81
enti6dOigen.
(9lm s. 0lai 6atte ole 9iegierlng
ser S6wei5 in Berlin eineu 9rotelt
oeeen ole @erienfine Der nSiliier"
cingcrei6t un0 @nti6dOigung fiir Die
5pei Sdpei5er 9iirser Oerlougt, mel
DIE babel umgefommen iinO.)
Q 6me0en bIet6t neutra |.
Stodbolm tS. W9ai. ~ Die
Soffnlng ser regen 9lftipiiteu OoB
S6meoen auf Ser Seite Der Central
mG6te in Oen arieg eintreten perOe,
lit fe6lgei6Iagen. Die &egierung bat
nGmlib 6elite in beioen Gammern
0es @orlaments cine beru6genoe
@rflarunq iiber oie BON 0eu 3uiied
in 9(ngriff genommene 8efeitiglmg
Der 9loIano's Snieln pelde oas gan
| &C 2ono erregt bait, abgegebcn, unN
Iowo6l oie Gonierpotipen ais ou6 oie
9iberoIen mo So5ialiiten Oriidtea
ser Regiering iGr gertrouen in Be-
5ug ouf oieieu &lrs aus.
Oienelten 0eutibeu e ten
ern.
Berlin, bia Qonoon, 1S. Nai.
~ No6 Der n@ermonia" mrroe anii
Ser Gonieren5 Der Sinan5miniiter
Ser beridieoenen oeiitIden 9imOes-
| Itaoteu Elm GompromiB Hber oie ner-
en- &eidsIteuern a6eeIdloiien. Mul
ioIl iid ouf foIgeuoe Steuern geei.
mig baben:
Gr606rng ser @olt., Gelegrapben-
mo Gelep6ongebiibren, grbobmg
Der Stuer nuf 2noeiheine, cine nelie
Steuer bel llebcrtragumaen bon @e-
I6diten uno cine Steuer auf aIle
@ermogen iiber 10000 Nlarf, welde
MIR einmal erboben meroen ioll. 9lil-
Beroem ioIl einc Spe5iaIfeiler mf
@ert63uwo6s bon mebr ais 5000
0Sarf pro Sa6r erboben perOen.
IS miro eeddst, OaB Die Steueru
750 Nlillioneu Narf eiubringen
perSeu, gegen 500 @iIlionen @arf,
oie man aus Sen uripriingIid ieitenS
ser 3egierung Dorgei6lagenen
Steuerquellen erpartete.
Ger GompromiB lit in 10 peit9Se-
merfenspertb, ais CT oen @iiniden
ser So5ialiiten ino 2iberolen eutge.
genfommt rmo oirefte Steuern &C.
ipiiier 9lrt feitiett.
Oeiterretdiide 6Iieger
eifrig tb6tig.
&om, 1S. @ai, Diu 9oris. - 81.
ne anltIi6e 0epeide bonn italienii6eu
SnuptQuarticr in ll0ine beiuet, OoB
oiterreibii6e 9(eropIone groBe SbG-
tiefeit an ben Gag legen unS mebrere
9lngriife ouf StdOte in ser 9ldbc Be
neOie's madten. Gs beiBt, OoB Oieie
glngriffe nur geringeu Materiali6a-
Den onridtcten, Dab feline Meni9eu-
le6en berloren gingen uno OaB feline
militdriiden 9fciuItote er5ielt wlr-
0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-19
Der 9cacn Oes GOrtcs.

9ei 0em @iener 9lntiQuit0tenbGuo-
Ter SteiBl lit cine 6iltorii6e &eliquie
aufsetou6t Oie 6eionOers fir Ole
Spanier uno sic 90lfer 0es ipani-
iden glmerifa oos groBte SSnterefe
6o6en muB. @s lit Oos Die SoleOa-
ner alinge, Oie Oen @ro6erer 0}eri-
fo's, Sernanoo Gorte5, ouf ieinen
mdr6enbaften 3iigen begleitete
Sort man 0aB ser Gegeu Oes Gorte5
in ser 9rateritraBe 5u gieu mad
6eina6e 400 So6ren pieOer gum 8or'
iHein gefommen iei 10 1T man 81.
nddit geueigt, 8u glauben, Dab eS
iid INN einen barren Sdmin0el ban-
oele. 9ei nG6erer &riiiltng oerSod-
loge muB man ie0od] gelte6en, ooB
oieier 0egeu 0es Gorte5 alien Sdein
Der 6iItorii6en @6tbeit fir iid bot.
Gr itommt nGmlib aus Dem 9elibe
0eS &oiiers N}arimilion BON Nieri.
TO, Dem er, ipie Elm 3eugniB bon oe3
Sousbofmeiiters OeS 9aiiers, Srn.
Gr. @enniid, Sono beitdtigt, ais me-
rifaniIdes 9Iotionoleeidenf iiber-
rei6t moroeu lit. Spdter fam er in
oos @1rieum 81 Merifo, puroe bon
sort entmenoet n0 gelangte in Den
9elib zines Srn. 9oIilio Mocdusfp.
luorii6er glci6faas cine llrflnoe Oor'
liegt. 1ieier Serr WoccbusfD ideint
Damn ole 6errli6e alinee leiOer IN
5luei S6cile 5er6roben 81 bo6en, ino
3uar ans Dem @runoe, neil ionit
lire 9hsfu6r aus Nlerifo uidt itott.
boft qemeIen mdre. Gas lit Die Dor.
aeIdidte Oes merftpiiroigen StiideS,
oos ais 0egen Oes Gorte3 bis 1867
merifonildes glotionol @igent6unt
mar, Oonn nod 6ranfreid gelangta
rno 70 3uIett ua9 @ien fam 8as
nun oeu Geeen iel6it an6etriiit, 10
6onOelt eS iid 5weiieIlos Inn Elm
pradtoolleS Stiid. SIS lit cine %
3oa longc, geroOe Sta6lflinge, bic
nit ser SSa6res3abl 1906 beriebeu lit
m0 als eiu MeiIterperf OerSdwert-
fegerei bejei6net merOen oarf Cine
iuidtige rmO merfwiirOige Gin5elbeit
lit sic ouf oem Gegen angebro6te
Nlarfe oes Sbmertfegers, Oie olIi ben
llriprunq ser &linge eiu 2idt mirIt
Sc lit ndnlib 0ie oIte @olfsmurte
ser 6erii6mteu oeutihen Shluertfe-
qerItoot Solingen imO 5mor in Der
Iorm, in Der ser Solinger Wleilter
9eter NalnIteu ieiue Gliueer 5il
5eidnen pfleqte. @eter 0luniten ar
6eitete 81 glnfong oes 16. Sa6r6un-
0crts in Soliugen uno Damn IN Son-
oon; Elm onoeres @litglieo Oiefer
Sdmertfeqer 6omilie, glnor. Yluu'
Iteil ser li1 IN Spanien Gnoreo
nonnte, iuor 81 glei6er 3eit in 20.
IeOo t6Gtiq 5eibuete ieOod nit elmer
onoeren Marfe. Solinger Sdwert-
feacr or6eiteten iiber6oupt piele IN
IoleOo, uno 0ie Solinger @olis-
morfe par in Sponien inter Dem
g2ameu Isl periIlo~ befunnt. Ga
nad muB es 0a6ingeitelt bleiben OBJ
man es in 0em Qegeu Oes Gorte5 NIT
elmer Eoleooner 9linge ooer nit ei'
ner 9Ir6eit 0es e6en6iirtigen Solin-
qer NleiIters 3u tbm Bat; aber ooB
oieIer pra6tboae Sta6l am @e6rge-
Bent oes Gro6ererS BON @lerifo iei.
nen @lot se6obt Bat lit uod ben
porlieaenoeu 8eugniiien oleroiugs
ais rebt po6ri1einlib an5iIieben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-19

glbOuueHteH bic ben ,DcntIdjen
GorrcipOnOeuteu" nidJt pinftIib u6er
uHregelmdlig erbaIteu, fnS eebetem,
Der Office baum per Selcp6un Ober
idjriftlid Wlitt6ciInue ST. MAIDEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-19
GrO6eben in SytaIien.

81 nj Dia &oris, 1S. ai.-@in
GrObeben bon belonoerer Seftieteit
bat Oie o6riatii6e &iiIte Spii6en gii-
mini un0 geiena beimgeiuht. SSu
Der lebteren Stoot purOen our9 ber-
abltiir5enOe @eiimie mebr ols eiu
9ubeno YerIonen perlebt
@ater 9[Ifan Direftor oes Obier-
botoriums gu 5Ioren5, propbeoeit
cine @ieoerboling oes @r6bebens,
peI@es ii1 bis nod ben penediani-
iben %roOinden uusOebnte.
Gin i0ealer 9oIten.-nSe.
MiiLer, mas ilt Oeun nit SSbnen
los?~ III sd leiOe al S6lafIoiig-
felt, Serr Selope6ell" ~ ,ltno Oes-
balb woIlen Sic Iid fronf meIoen2
@enib, sic Iino mon franf2 90
einen aerl f0unen mir aeraOe ge-
brauden Sic fommen oaueruo
gum @a6ttommanOol"
gLn ser 9ueIle. $40
itebt Oenn SS6r Sobn i'm Seloe, 5rau
gaadbariu n0ort, no ser Gbam.
pasner entiptinetl" o9ld, mas
Sic iaaenl~ nSSa, er idreibt er
bate oos 3ens an ser Gueae getrln-
fen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-19
Sub eines gluGclpreistraaers.

IN Stod6olm lit elmer Der Srd5er
oeS Io6el-SrieoenSpreiies perItorben.
SIS lit oies $. g. glrnoloion ser i'm
Sabre 1908 5uInmmen init Dem 0d.
ncn sSre6erif 9aier oen 6rieOenS-
preis crboIten bat. glrnoIOion Ser
Gin Sitter BON 70 s5a6ren erreidt bat,
bat i'm 0ienIte OeS 6rieoenseeoon,
fens cine ii6eraus eifriige Ebdtigteit
entluidelt, uno er fam gera0e5u ais
ser 9oter ser gon5en 6rieoens6eipe.
qilna in Sdmeoen ongeie6en perOen.
sSm Sabre 1888 6egriinOete er oie
IdweoiIde Observation-Disclosures De-
rem 2eitung er longe Sabre iii6rte.
llnermiiOlih bat er in 8ortragen
Sdrifteu uno Gi6tngen iiir oen
;Srieoensgeoanfen gewirft. glls bel
Scr llnionStriie elm &rieg 5iuii6en
Sduc0en imo g3ormegen in oen 9e.
reid ser O}oqli6feit trat, 5dblte glr'
nolOIon 81 oenen, Die I'M Sinne Der
9erilbiguug Der erregten Ihweoil6en
@olfsItimming wirften mic er oenn
audi ipdter6in auf ale 8eiie Die gln-
6abnimg eines 9uten gerbGltnilles
smiIden oen beiOen ifonOinapii6en
gfad6arp0lfern 3u forOern beItrebt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-19

Die Eapferen. n @nglilb-
man: u9la right iest wolleu Die
g9ebrpili6tigen aae sur Morine,
neil Elm ariessibiff 5u wert6poa it,
ais DOB man risfirte, cs oen @eia6.
rem elmer Seeidlabt ous5riebeu."
The sun., 1916-12-05

Chicago, for he asserted ne had been .
Quartermaster sergeant.
Mrs. Wax said her son has been away
from home for fifteen years and has
only spent one day in Gloversville since
he enlisted. Three years aGo his sister
died, and a fruitless effort was made 10
and him and get him back In time for
the funeral.
Letters which he sent to Gloversvills
residents brought the Federal investiga-
tors here not long ago and enabled them
to get on his tracks. His mother wa
affected deeply by the news OF his ar
rest. saying with tears In her eyes:
Il hope he will not be kept In Jail I
need him very much"
Mrs. Wax denied there was any truth
IN her sons statement that he a been
graduated from Columbia University.
Tn police Of 0loversville aid Wax
WAS arrested here at the age OF IS for
assault. but vas not prosecuted. Three
years ago.. though. they heard from the
Portland, Ore. authorities that he was
In trouble there. charged with forgery
II was said he used a dozen different
names In his operations.
The sun., 1916-12-05
TREVINO SAYS VILLA
SPARED AMERICANS
General Declares Only For.
cigncrs Killed in chihuahua
Were Few Chinese.

FL PAso. Tex, Dec. 4.--Reports .sle.
graphed by Government agents to Wash.
ington to-day tsat a number Of for.
eigners had been killed in chihuahua
city when villa bandits occupied the
town were met with a statement nv
Gen. Trevino. commanding Carranza
forces. who r%eoccupied the capital, that
only a few Chinese were killed durrg
the time villa occupied the city"
Gen. Trevino's statement Inspector o,
Consuls Garcia takes 10 mean tina, no
other foreigners were killed.
The Information tclcgraphed to Wash.
ington was said to have been obtained
in uarcz. II stated that Carlos kete,.
sen. German Vice Consul at chihuahua
city Charles Elmendorf. and anothea
American whose name was not given
had been killed by villa.
villa took SO field pieces and ammunl.
ton. as machine guns and 1000 rifles
when he left chihuahua city Saturday
evening. according to advices received IN
El Paso tonight by the intelligence bu.
reau Of the United States army.
Villa assaulted chihuahua city for lie
sole purpose OF getting arms and ammr.
milton to make war on the American
forces Of Gen. John j. Pershing. now IN
Mexico. and has made a bee line for he
southern base Of the American oxned'.
ton. according to Carranza on lcials In
FL Paso n Juarez.
That American officers take SOM
stock in the report that villa Is heading
for the Pershing column was evidenced
here by preparations. apparently to
move some Of the troops concentrated
along the border. Orders are said ~
have been issued TO several o-gauiza-
tions here n at Deming TO hold them
selves In readiness to nov II WAS
officially explained that III such orders
have peen issued they are preclu.i,n.
airy only and may mean that villa is cN-
pected 10 head for the American border
II was stated officially to-day that
Villa and his command was expected =,
go south from San Andres or some other
point on the Mexico Northwestern Rail
way In the direction of Sattvo and pos
| sibly as far south as Torreon.
Gen. Pershing's forces at Colonia Dun
Ian md Gen. Mursuis's reerforced col.
umn In Chihuahua city would prevent
Villas movement north or east. said a
Carranza stan Officer mere. Tner. wa
no danger of villa attacking any hn' Ter
town. he added.
The sun., 1916-12-05
SEVEN MAYORS BOYCOTT EGGS.
Refuse to Eat Them when offered
At Luncheon.

ALBANY, Dec. New York States
ban OH eggs went into effect SEMI
officially to-day when Mayors OF seven
cities. members Of the New York State
Mayors Conference Education Commit
tee. refused to eat Eggs on the bill Of
fare at a luncheon rendered them by
Or. Thomas Finegan. deputy State Edu-
cation Commissioner. The luncheon look
place In the Fort Orange Club.
Mayors representing the cities Of Bing-
hamton, Salamanca. Utica. Cortland.
Saratoga. Hudson and Corning were at
the luncheon.
The sun., 1916-12-05
sCULLY RECOUNT GOES ON.
Court Adjourns without Takins
Action on Contest.

New BRUNSWICK. Dec. with Rep
resentative Thomas J. Scully trailing by
two votes and the recount OF the Third
Congressional district Of New Jersey
three-auarters finished. the Court OF
Errors and Appeals to-day adjourned
without acting on the appeal Of Robert
Carson. Republican. who was returned
a victor by II votes in the hrst re-
turns. The court will not q again
until the recount Is finished. SO II prac-
tically denied Carson an order To stop the
counting OF the ballots.
The Ocean county ballots have already
been %recounted. giving Scuily a gain Of s
votes. Sculiy also gained Fl SO far In
the Monmouth recount. while Carson
gained 20 30 far In Middlesex. About
400 ballots have also been protested and
referred to the Supreme Court.
The sun., 1916-12-05
BORN IN GLOVERSVILLE.
e. u. Wax, Alias "Oliver" Osborne.
Left There ~ Years Ago.

GLovERsvILLE. Dec. 4~.-Charles II.
Wax IL a native Of this town and a son
Of Mrs. Anna Wax Of 10 Fremont
street. As a boy he worked on the
grounds OF Edward w. Judson. hut later
became a plumber and was employed by
n. ]. Kavanaugh.
On attaining his majority Wax en-
listed in the army, HIS motne said
to-day he served In the Philippines and
later was promoted. This agrees with
what he told the Federal authorities In
The sun., 1916-12-05
A WAX
Rae Tanser's Lawyer Tries to Punc-
ture "Ollyer" story.

NEW HAVEN. Dec. 4-BenJamin Slade.
formerly counsel for RAJ Tanner, did his
beet tonight to puncture the story Of
Charles II. Wax. asserting that the tes-
timony OF the handwriting experts placed
the guilt Of the Plainfeld misadventure
upon James w. Osborne n that fur
Their arrests could not overthrow that
evidence.
Then too" said Slade, II am won-
dering whether 1t would be possible to
place a wart Upon the neck OF the new
alleged Oliver Osborne. That will be
necessary In order to meet the testimony
of the Tanner girls that James w. o.
borne whe he called upon Rae at their
home had n wart on the back of his neck
and that fact James w. Osborne did hot
deny In the trial"
The sun., 1916-12-05
CIRCUIT ASKS TO Practice LAW.
Appeals for Removal of the Disbar-
ment Restriction.

Decision was reserved yesterday by
the Appellate Division Of the Supreme
Court, Brooklyn. or the application OF
Edward NJ. Grout to be permitted to re-
sumo the practice Of law. No n ap-
peared to oppose the application.
Mr.. Circuit was disbarred following his
conviction Of perjury In making an Al
legged false statement Of the assets OF
the bankrupt Union Bank. Thu Appel
late Division recently reversed the ver-
diet Of the trial court and ordered q new
trial.
The sun., 1916-12-05
FUNERAL OF G. F. BARNARD.
Dishop Greer Omciates at Services
for Cathedral vePSer.

Funeral services for Charles r. BAR
rard. for many years verger Of the
Cathedral OF 81. John the Divine, were
held In the cathedral last night. Bishop
David II. Greer ofYiciated and was as
sisted by Dean Grosvenor and Arch
bishop Nelson,
The casket was covered with flowers.
Many friends Of Mr.. Barnard. Including
comrades OF John A. Dix Post. q. A. r..
attended the services. The burial will b
in Boston.
The sun., 1916-12-05
ARCHB0LD's VITALITY LOW.
Does Not Pass = Good Day, but His
Condition Ia Not Worse.

John d. Arehbold did not have a good
day yesterday. At his home In Tarry-
town last night II was said. however,
that his condition IN not worse than Il
has been. He was comfortable, u his
vitality is low and he a not improved
as rapidly al his physicians had ex.
pected.
M. Archbold Is entirely cheerful, ac-
cording to reports from the bedside. and
he Is extremely patient.
The sun., 1916-12-05
PASS UP JEWELS FOR EGGS.
Burglars Spurn Ornaments aud Sill
yer for High Priced Food.

The family silverware and jewels wee
passed up by burglars who entered the
home OF Mrs. william Lamb of 25a
broadway. Flushing. yesterday. Bu,
they stolen a dozen eggs.
The value OF the eggs Is not known
hut since Mrs. Lambs home Is amonS
Flushing's best II Is presumed that the
eggs were most valuable. In I'D.
ditlon to the golden hen fruit the bur.
glars stole a hottie OF sherry wine
forty v~ictrola records. a mans o%vercoat
II Tiffany clock and a quantity OF writ
Ing paper.
The sun., 1916-12-05
article. have DISAPPEARED from conslsn.

articles have disappeared from consisn-
ments.
II know merely that the Baron Bre-
cent was destroyed by an internsl explo.
sion,' he said. "Of course that might
have been a bursting boiler. but we are
inclined to assume that q bomb vas con-
ceaied In the cargo, and possibly for the
purpose Of preventing US from ever
knowing Just what was In the nip
cargo. In this case the scheme failed.
because we know the binoculars recov.
cred to-day never got aboard the ship"