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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-13
SCHOOL POULTRY CONTEST
Cumberland County Pupils Will Raise
Birds and Write Essays

MILLvILLE, ~ j., April IA. ].
Cnger, county school superintendent, has
issued n circular to poultry associations,
asking that eggs for setting be donated TO
the school poultry contest, which will be-
gin May 1O
Prizes will he awarded for the most
birds raised from 15 eggs, for the best
essay on poultry aud for the best exhibits
All of he poultry associations OF { he
county have offered to contribute the de-
sired number of settings.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-13
BoardwaIk Eye Doctor Arrested

ATLANTIC CITY, y. j., Aprn ia
movement of Boardwalk merchandise ele-
..vate the standard Of business there and
keen TIE ciry free of "hoaters'' who prey
upon visitors led 20 the arrest Of Samuel
Tannhauser, an optometrist, charged with
doing business without a State license.
Tannhauser was held in SiOO bail for a
hearing. The penalty Is $500 fine.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-13
Miss Mariory Mcconnell Asks Divorce

A divorce action has been begun in
Common Pleas Court No. by Mrs. Mar
jory Fitch Oberteuffer Mcconnell, daugh.
ter of Mr. and Mrs, Herman Oberteuffer
of Haverford. Her husband, Newln Me,
Connell, is now living in this city. though
before the divorce action the McConnells
lived first In Haddonfield then In HaVer-
ford Mrs. Mcconnell is with her father
at illahbee, Haverford, The marriage
took place April 3O 1907.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-13
ITALIANS TAKE STRONG
TRENCH LINE NEAR RIVA
Austrian Coast Attacked by
Enemy Seaplanes and Gar
rison Put to Flight

ROME. April t3.-The following official
communication was issued last night:
In the Lcdro Valley by methodCal
offensive operations we advanced our
occupation to the heights north Of
Rio Ponale, between the Concei Valley
and Garda. our infantry with etli-
caCious support Of the artillery, took
by assault n strong line of trenches
and redoubts along the southern
slopes Of Monte Pari and Gina d'Oro,
and on the rocks Of Monte Sperone.
The enemy defenses, after sustaining
heavy losses, prodting by the nature
of the ground. succeeded in retiring
We took 20 prisoners.
An intense artillery action continues
between the Adlge River and Brenta
and along the 1sonzo front
The effective fire Of our batteries
has prevented the enemy from repair
ing the IIuserna fortress in the Upper
Astico Valley and destroyed reviEtual-
ing depots ut Santa Catering and
Uggowitz, in the Fella Valley.
The Stefaui News Agency says that the
activity of the Italian air ilotilla In the
upper Adriatic continues,
"a few days ago" the agency says.
two seaplanes bombarded "A point IN
the Austrian coast. put to flight a small
garrison and afterward landed. The pilot
destroyed a signal post and tclegraphic
station, exploded an ammunition depot.
set fire to stores of coal and returned
safely.
Another Italian seaplaue dropped 500
ldlugrammes Ul02 pounds Of explosives
on the railway station at Nabresina.
"The Italian coast defense on the upper
Adriatic brought down an enemy hydro.
aeroplaue.
"a few days ago an enemy submarine
exploded off an Italian port on the Nd.
I'iatic"
BERLIN, April -. OBy wireless to
Sayville.( Am official statement issued a
the Austro-Elungarian Army Headquarters
says;
Lively artillery duels are going on
In several sectors of the Italian front
Near Riva the enemy was elected
from several salient trenches and one
defensive wall south IF Sperone,
which had been occupied by him.
The Italian attack thus ended com
plete failure.
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Sin snE6dG 25ettRampf
an Der 35effronf

GA lit SoHRtag 4ahnittae. aai
benz @pnrtpIab Dor ban 1oreH oes bon
H~nftrsn eolOaieu taiebtsu GtaotHeus
so. In ROrbFrdntrti6 betrFtt eth
rtutg 2sbsn unb 9reiben. 1n Ghdrta
ftromsn unfsrs 5elbsrautn aatr 7rups
p%engaitungen gum gportpIas binuus,
I'm btm gintpribunssfpiel auF BEN Don
elmer INSTRUMENTATION errihtsttn
SpisIfslbs ~beisuippAHtn. Gin mattrs
batter Sportplab IN q, ben uniers
5tIOsraueu In ibrsn IubsituuSsn ers
ridist babr. lit alien apmfort BET
Asu3sit If n asiAufftn. Nifs. ioear
ntdi bic ~amadanulg uno bif 1rabtntbe
ainter ben 9DaR feblta. Man If nod
atraoe baulit btfadFtist, bic Iestsn Cd
fahntn %tin5abdueu, als Grseaen5, bic
ndturiih aud BEN Spill beiipobuen
rpil, erfnsint. mit SnitteHe trEunbiat
Fe iih BEL brThitbenen Der gtute mad
benz Msroegang bts .aunFtnerfts@ unb
3ieht nuh sinige BET gsbougt In Elm
farges gefprdh inbem it fBnsn Tsins
antrtsnnnHa fin has MsiFttripert, ME
Il ID nsnut, ausTpridi. slur3 borauf
b~etretea bic beibsn RdnnFnoftfn ben
pldB. aIs eltsaer bat lie Snfanieris
ttu In bsr RaabdrItenune Iitgeabss
SGeerbatoiElon perpFlihttt. Spcrtss
leuie, bic sinft auf bsn bsuiiden
GpertpIdben einsn betannten Qantt
baiten. iiab d, bic fid bisr eseeniibst
feben. anbtt gerliutt .Gr5ben", bic
emf hi Matitnborf obtr 1empeIbof
harte admpGs ausfuhtsu bsnsrEt man
aud msbrere lpsIts an0 fipbeutIne
Gpieisr, uHe mdn4t aIis Gpnrts
~Frennbs, bic in ss1lH am atttteHbgra,
III 8ifslborf am 800 unb in 1uishurs
am graneiDnlp i'm Grienen geftitrt NOR
ben Tinb. benuBtu bic Gelsgfnheit 3a
elmer iur5tn 9fgrubaug. Slid bdrauF
trl6ut bic gftfFs bgs G4itbsrit RI,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-05

Inas1nueh as tile frontiers Of pos
sible enemies adjoin their own,
and the functioning Of the mobili-
zation of those enemies is equally
complete, all nations on the con-
tinent Of Europe maintain their
cavalry and horse artillery at
practically war strength to
secure the few hours which are
necessary for mobilization.
Dir Grtldrnns pes ameritanih rn Or
nsraIHabs. pab IN alien europdidta
ganDern bic IrHppen In MiriIfdtsit
nHo RidsE nnr aHf Dem papisr por6ans
ben ftb. bab tie iiber1a In boiler Gtdrts
nit erHiter @orbersituna fir ban Qrisg
bsiHdftigt tparbsn nns HisstuDs In ne
b%nbfenfeH uso Rebennrbeitgn iin 5ers
fplittsrtea, TT nun befpn0ers uidltig
fir 0fe MhmeHuug ber S~flrigDsrbdIts
niHe her Armefn. DIR dmsritanIlhs
@enerdiHab sibt raFar bic Foigsnnsn
3dhIsn.
YIN JHfanteTie betrag Bite Trie6snss
Farls bill 3sutfHiaHo 1900; GeEefs
rsidznusara 1871 900. 5aIoHnrsn 704.
COO; pagsefH Ii Ai9bIaub $4,000.
ftanlFtiH $4,000. GHgsaHn 151,0N,
Sialisa $4,000. SapaH $4,000, 5as
famntR $4,000.
@aon ans oisIta 3aAEsn ersibs Fd.
bas 8fdnEreiA niat Rur EsIatie. In
9efaaliHis 81 ieaeF gt0oltsTaa ID
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y beshaIb ftbr sa btgriBen, bal
beE amegEfaniTde gfntralfab III elmer
tmfIi4en @sr1fFtntliGuna bdg M9ar4gn
tn BET unhrgitIndft bet aaiiufsn
llab haGaif BON benz bsatlam lfehsrfaa
klar ill6 snDgiliis 8srfDrt, baB Il init
HlaKta 8nrteH gfteat. oaB ale Ndtios
nEn Murnpas III 9ieider MsiIe fir ben
HEIg rpE6ereiiet pdren, bag fIr feline
eufnpdiFHen Nati0nea Bic gprFtcls
Iaagen aniDenhbar Inb. bit Fd Der Wmts
FiEafteE airs feinen eigeaeH 0erbdItHiHsa
Snfedimnlert.
rs hanbeit Hh I'm Ste Eleine @drIFi:
rfsgt6 anb Organization of tas ar.
miss If Ggafale. GtEmdHD Muifrio,
Mafn, GRglaHb, StaID, MerifD ans
aapaa @ersrdI facts On the frens6i
anb nkaeailniIon pf th3 principal
foreign armies IF sbs uOrfD. boning
conditions int sub 1914 aerausges
aebgn BON Office Of gbif Of GtdfE.
Mar Neaxas 1ipifen, @ensraE Staff
Gtr Bxgis bttr0gt 10 Gents uno
haa 9sFideu it 1T bsskbsn BON Gls
Esabsnt 81 1xamsHts geBsrHs
asal BrtntiRs 0fFks Mafbiastsn,
&
60 II III nisTem 8iltia ausssiahEf,
pab Ii 0en gtEopdiEAsA GtaaieH bic
2slppsn RIht nnF aaf BEN YappE
hH, Eeubera ii p0ftr Gfdrts pDrbans
~ asn IL alsi6sE Nsiis Eei alien
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nss Hormsn gepintg, Il III dlesn.
bIialia Ad1gndeF btim Giah, sins
9raBt Getpunbtbsit ssigt. Glidliter III
pie Snfanterit. Nsi einem fHneatn
goyhob seIiapi q btm linten AuBens
fitmer, bic SagerDtrtribioung all inn
fpisIen, nab unisr 8eifon Der CUE
f6auer, in Dem IiA aud bic r@oaIraft"
Der fran56fF4m 3ibilhbOlteruns
mifdtn, maB bet tltine gofbitsr Der
Jdeer ban uffeH Ban paifitreH IaHtn.
0arh bitfen Grfolg angeiporui, btdngt
bet BiaBptrtin, unb nab Heiteren 3ehn
miauten bti5t iha Elm ptiisrer grfolg
in Oer 8eftalt eines Glfmeiers, ben Der
rsdts 9srtttbietr Der Gate burG oanb
DsrimuIoet. Nnn f1mmfn nit Ssdger
bFsr auF. Orr MitttliHrme. zine
~tberaalige 6dHburaer eAunens", ihieBt
aus etpa 30 Mtter g%ntfernuHg Tdlarf
aHfs 5or, nnb ber vRidsndtf" IdBt BEN
Bal ohns MiberHano paiIisrsa, nnssbs
lid, I'M aud ben GdItsn tiHen GrfoIg
jill e6nnen. Gitit, NIT bfm eintn Or
fOl9s nber nidt sufrieben, braHeen peis
ter. unb fiir3 Dor ber pauIt fibt RUM
nitr 3psi. bic altrbings nidt 3u balien
ba Der 6dEbIinte Dsr griinr1de bier
Dieter Dor BEN 9cre fret gum G4uB
fomnlt. Wlii % iuerben bic GsiieR ges
uedfeIt. Tad bet 0alh5eit gilt II fir
Bite synfantfris, bic Ghre al retisn.
aasreiHss Febt ss i'm Qniang siemEisb
fdleht aus. Die s5dger brdnoen mad
tia, uHb GhnB auf 5hub hdgelt uuFs
9or bts 9laBpersirs. 4ber Der Gors
fpddier itsht tpie cine Maner uub tpebrt
BITE fhlpierigiten Ga6en NIT Der gr0btsn
glrbe db. Almd6lih utrp bas Spiel
DanR 0asgeglifen unb ipftlt iId niebr
nuf Der Mitte bes pIabss ob. Tod iinb
5sHn Msinitien au IpitIen. lIntntpsst
grsifen biz JHfuntsrifeH an, auD bic
SlgerperieibiguHg bat ale 6aHbe BOZ gu
tnn, nm tiHen grioig 81 perbiRbsrn.
gneiim, flnf minnten Dor GhIab, &C.
lingt IS bent Mitttlfaufer, tinsn fddrRn
Bal ms 9eb 81 idgsn, mas ibm rei6tn
8eifdl Der In eer uebtr5nhL borbdnbes
men .9oidlpdrfofsnA siHtrdgt. aurs
barauf TT Sdinb unb NIT einein bart
rldmpften, ober fppbIusraienten Gitge
fam Der Qlabpertin pus GpielFeIu bers
IdHen. Die g~sbotsneH fportlinen asis
itungen ipdrsH rsht gut. 9sionoers
ndd ben Yatfe fanOen fih bic Speler
Der bsioeH Bartsisn reht gut 5ufamHtR.
Die berfdiebsnen fdpadtn puniie bet
ManHfAdften fnhteu fire Gdudhtu
bnrd efIriees Gpigl aas5umer5sn. ST..
fhaner uno Gpisler berIieben mad Be-
enbigang bes Samples bodbsfrieoigt bds
SpislftIp, uno in mufer6dfter Grbnune
parbe BON betIdiebeneu aeatsn bes
gIdbDersias Der glas abgebdut. Bies
Der bdtten unIsre Dei6graueu IN Geins
btsfanb tini9e GtnnoeH berbrnht, bic
Itbhaft an bic 6eimat erinHerten, ArD
pitotr hdtttn Bit 5~nhlreidkn fEdn8ofs
Iden 9ugG6Mtr cine fpeiierg 9sbrs iibsr
Bic 6obs bss auiiurFtanOss bet BODIES
nia1rsu.
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Bon grof. o.. 8. arnSt.

SHaait lief bur4 bic 3silunsra BIZ
IsIliams glu6rids. in unaaru lei Elm
saIDuntiass Clement bon gang bslpnOs.
rer 2situassfdbisttlt trfunben pcrbsu.
| @eriass Sdlr ~pstIauisie EOsur, cine
erobs l~Imlpdl5uus iiinbt in Oer GIttirps
is@Hit bsuor, bic bon DampimoIhiHsn
%astrisbsutn 9pnamOs plsbsn bdlb burn
iDiriTaaftliht arbeitsnbs Butttritn To-
%etuannt,r grsuuFoffsIsmtutt prbrdngt
psrbsn. slngtliAts birlsr BON 3eit gu
3tit INNER pisbtrtthrubrn lltbtrirtis
baussH trIdtinI Is mir anatbraht nhs
b, stssnpdrtiss 9tetuiuns unb ben sus
tiinEtietn ipiriI6altli6ta ggerl uuIponis
Ihsr gltntnte siniss rubigs WOvts su
inqen.
8or bunhtrt Sahrsn mar asgeniibsr
Der RsibunassIeltrifnrmpIhins bic
sIidIam nnr rtniat aus grpbsr 9oK
fdaenbt IropTtn GItttri5it6i Iisfert, Biz
rnrd bic bsriibmtsn 0ruImiasattlpers
Flne bes MrStss @alpdni ptronIaBte or
Iinbune bes pbDFttrs WoIla. bic Npltaa
i6e G0uk oOtr galpanil1t Battsris, bis
tinta Strom nisbris etIpunnter Glstiris
5itdt Iisftri, Elm getpaltiger Dcrtlhriit,
Wit elmer esrayt aus 3ints unb aupfsrs
pIdiitu, bic in Sal5paHsr ODER psrbanns
ter Gdnrs taudttH. suiammsngehduisn
8uttsrit bon 1000 pIotttnpdnrtn Eonnis
Dabb fppnr sletlrifnts gpqtnliht sr5siis
gen. Der 4ddttil, bab bic araft bRIer
9ntttris mad StrumThluB infolst Hemis
Fhsr tuf6 ben Girom In ben GItmtnttu
berDorserufeutr @eesupirlnnasn (our4
Polarization" ME man Iagt) raid as
Hahm, Uuret BON Daniel khobsn, Der
oas srIte, nod ibm bendnnts ,.tonfante"
GIement erFanb, Bel BEN bds 2upftr In
aupfsroiirioIl6funs tuitht unb nelGss'
in ttfpds btrdnotritr Dorm IN btr 9elts
graphic nod pieI benabi pirb. Wiel
trdftiaere Gtromt pom trrbtid hoberer
gibt has BunIsns@lemtnt
Eel peldtm has aupErr bura cine Rob
Ieplaite eriebt If. bic in tonseutrisrttr
6aIpetsrEdnre itehi.
Su meintr anakn3sii, uls GIstitisis
idtsnerie nod cine SeItsnbeit iuargu,
fibrte Der bsrumreiftnbe qbpfttr NM
berg fit feline gprtrdge cine 8alisrie
bon siipd so gtobsn 9unItnsIsmsntsH
init ii6, BERN Biiunng, Gnffeernne unb
SnfdnbbaItung Idiie uno tpitIpieIig unb
Der iiblen Ddmpft, peldt bic
9aitsris sntpideIts, Der gsjunbbeit niat
gtrabe sutragIih mar. Sn Der 5orm
pes GhromlGure ! 5audsIsmsnis nirb
bisIs 3intsR oblts 9ttte nDn h~eut5ntngs
bort b%srtDenDef, no man tinen Gtrpm
mdBissr Stdrte nur tur5e 53eit gebrau9t,
!. 9. fir mebi3iniftt 3tpsds pDer fiir
grpsrimsuie. uHb tsire rshtt geleosnbit
bal. Mttumulatereu 3u lonen.
9si alien biefsn GIemsnttn sntItammt
ot. ibnsn euiuommsnt elstiriide Guerqis
elmer htmifhRn llmltbnng. 5umtiH Der
BON 3inl; q pitb foSufa9en
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0AtNHfhtNh osh
mir obtn fthatFtlt nurbe. tpor BIZ
@rObe Der 6risosnsrilinnetn bel ben OIL
liicrten Mddttn Bio 1914 anf faIt bdE
Drsiiade Der aiitunesn Der suropSi.
fHen 3satralmatts anetfpadIsn; aIit
eermshrte Fn bic 3abl Der boIf6nbip
ous%etbiIbetsn atfsrbsn auf aniitrtsr
settle idbriih irena aun Mot i'm olcis
den 8trbdItnis tuie bds @srhdlinis Der
ditIben Sruppeu mar. bsnn 5tnntrtih
bate bic brtiidbriot DitnItStit pieber
sinesEibrt, uHb RubIonb lie nitmdls
oufgsgtbeR, absr bod um minosftsns eas
Gophelts. Gin giid ouf bic pbiae Ga.
btle seigt, bab biss @srbdItnis frabtr
anetrs sttpeIsn fsin mub. 5dtitn Bic
MISUNDERSTANDING bon 1914 IrIbtr
beitdHbtn, 70 lpdrtn hen SIS WiIienen
nusgebilbgter Reltrsen Del ben 3sntraIs
m6httn minbeitens 11.2 Mliaiontn ouss
geblIbtttr Rsierbtn bel ben aliitrtsn gts
eeniiberet Itauosn. 9FFenbar ot itaRb
bic 3abl bet ausaebilnsteu ReIerbsn friis
Der 5itmIib gItih unb Bat Fh bonn
in ben Iebtsn lob Subftn d~nb1uernh
uno fharF gu llnguniten btr 9sniruls
mdhtt berIhobsR. Goldnge dlfo bic btis
ben Madtssrappsn am ausgfbiletten
MdnnIddftsu gleih itdabsn, mar
5rieos; als ahr BITE A1iierisn ods
WattpsrhdIinis INNER mehr unb INNER
itdrier 81 ibrsn @unpsn pfrfnDbtn,
brad Der ariss ans; iDpraus mad
bfr aoait Der 4fiitrtsn ~unfpiosrItgIi1
hsrboratbt. odB bic 8tutfhm beimtits
tiId bieien aries burhrsitetsn, I'm lire
uHIhalbieen. nihtsdhnenbtn uab unees
r~iitettn @saner gu iibsrfalIsn.
Der amsritaniIde @ensroIitab bat Flh
burb bic gerDFfenfIihnno bieles sItinaH
6efthens Gin aroBfs gsrhitnf Inn bic
auFtldruag Der nmeritrnifhsu Gtffenis
Iidfeit ertporbsn; nnb Werbreituna bon
aufEldrang btiBt @trbrtiiung bon Grsis
belt. Die Angabtn beg SeftftHs faItn
umfo mtlr ias gtlpiht, ala ihnl iebs
politifhe 5tHbtn5 ftrHlleai e. nislnthr
fur BON rehabilitation Gtanopuatt
aus geihriebsn If.
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ansItih Rarlsrsm maB, sum ariee
fipeie ais TtulE@Idnb, lon0trn bdk q
audi abFOlaI trob Isinsr 90 Miuiouar
g inpc1nsr eteen Deutfhtanbs iebsIa.
DtutinIanb In RaFunesn iIbtfiraf, tual
udtiiriih in 6iniidt auf sinen Erubr.
runesgrles. luis q In nlnEi9t ouF Gt.
idbsgotbringsn ssplnut mar, notlpenbia
mar. @nBlunbs RiiItumpen ibriraFen
abr bic BON DtutldIdnb anS OrTkrrtidl
5lldmmen; babel bttoni Der ameriianis
l6e 8enFrulftdb mob ausoridliG. bab
bic rniHlde 9eertsorsaHiiation Tshr uns
letrh9tIi9 JET "a be aujerheIten
9ruppsnfogptr in cine gauge Rtibs BON
Gdteaorien etltiIt Iinb. bon eenen nur
3fpti. bic dttipt armtt unb Bic 5tFuaass
trupptn bsriidiHtfgl purosn. Die re
srutfcrmdtiousn ptrihiscensr aatsaos
ritn liHo uIfo gang unbrHdf6tigl ass
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aatiousu; bab bic 9orbsrtlfuna fiji
ben ariEa niGt nur tine Wbafe ber
eebrbiider nnb DieRHborTdriFieH IN.
ienbsru ernite MirsIimteit - in aleihsf
Mtiit BEL ulleR Nattoaen, Mir Ieitn ba.
Everything Is, IN foreign count.
ries, subordinated with absolut
rigor to the tactical training OF
troops and the preparation bv
various departments and services
for war. Organizations, depart.
meuts, and services as well as in
.dividuals, r judged solely from
the standpoint u their preparation
TO pass at once TO a condition OF
war.
ntbsr bic sIelhe Mc6itiFtrunogbsreits
EaaFl ecsr btHtr abtr Bic sIei9e Mos
biIii ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS in allen aGns
bern beibt e.:
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3eniraImdhte.

btisbsn, obDobI aus ioItta nddrsno sss
manofnarifdsH aritass ttiEnriIs Bic
neuea Fbiriidm armeiorps gsbilDst
tpurDeH.
Bie ni6t anoers 5l ertunttta, beitdti4
Gen nno erbarten BIZ 9ehlen fir bic ans
bern @ofitnodtfungen Itbieiih bds Bib.
bds BITE 3dbItn fir bic JnFaHisyie osbtu.
Nir fir3tu db. iHDem init nut bic 2ahz
Eta ber 1aaIeHoe geben:
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Der duerieauiIde @euerafFa6 sesen Sds
2adr6eu POM oeutldm 2(e6rtaG.

Il Gins bet aiebIiaosmilist Der miller,
tm aaz Nnlinuaq bet uffrntlintn Yltl.
NiA0 Mmtxitas 1T bic tiibrtnbs eraab.
Lima lpif bic frieDliHm anb niats 3D.
flh ohnennen StaalsH Gntupas pIobidi
Hnb nnDpfbfrtitst Bon BEN heimtiiais
IaKu 3sutIaIanb, Sos int as6simsn uas
neesars .aAitHngen bpfbertitst BATH.
amFIalsA pptbeu lgisn. .Storr aenntr
NaFopdA lpeib uaiirlid pit IolHe OF
t@l@lm NbFFbnupt nur oabsrbalb Gurps
pas geeIdnbt pttbgu l0hnen. Der 4mss
Fitansr abers bsr europa nid5i leHni.
arrrgt suropdiitg politiF6r unb
mliEsdrf@t Werb1IsniFt nah BEN MdBs
flab amfritnnilHtr al bturisilen, uao
"a farm ibm btr MiIitnrismas 1tutl@s
lambs e~sDsauber bgr m%dnssIaesa Dor
hfsiiung itlasr @seusr sun5 sIaubbaFt
sFIdeinfn.
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Evening journal., 1916-06-01
Washington viii Inform Republic That With.
drawal Of Troops Rests Chiefly Upon
Ability Of Provisional President to DiSperSe
the Border Bandits.
MUNITIONS ARE HELD UP TO KEEP
THEM FROM VILLISTA BANDS
BY The United Press.

by The United Press.
WASHINGTON. June There will
be no withdrawal of American troops
from Mexico at Carranzas behest.
Instead the administration will prob
ably issue a statement within a week
or ten days. informing Carranza Of
the rejection of hi request and call
ing his attention TO miss,atements Of
facts in regard TO the Mexican situa-
tion contained in his latest with
drawal demands.
The administration will endeavor
TO clear away Interpretations
which II believes Carranza enter
tains And, anew il will try TO show
him that its motives constitute no
menace to Mexico. Withdrawal rests
chiefly upon the ability OF Carranza
to take over the work OF final dis
persal OF the bandits.
Army men confess that disposition
of General pershing's column is such
at present that Il acts only as a buffer
against border raids. In the admins
tration view. this fact is sufficient ia
Justify the presence OF the American
troops below the border. There is
some feeling, however. that patro
could be as well accomplished by ar
Evening journal., 1916-06-01
winfield S. QUIGLEV
DIES At SEASHORE
Formerly Clerk ofPeace and
for Years Active in Bus
mess and Politics
DECEASED HAD BEEN
ILL FOR LONG TIME

Winfield S. Quigley, aged SO years,
former clerk OF the peace. and, for |
many years a prominent wholesale /
grocer, died at $40 o'clock yesterday
afternoon at his home in Atlantic !
City. He had been III for more than |
a year and died after a lingering ill
ness of paralysis. With him at the
time of his death was his wife and
two daughters, Mrs. II. Robinson
Fothergill, Of Pittsburgh. and Car
lotte Quigley, his son Winfield 3.
Quigley, Jr., and Judge Philip Q.
Churchman. a nephew. The body
was brought to Wilmington today.
The funeral services will be held
Saturday afternoon at the home of
Judge Churchman, No. 1917 Frank
lin street, in charge of ST. Johns
Commandery Knights Templars In
terment will be made in the family
burying plot Wilmington and Bran
dywine Cemetery.
The deceased, who for many years
was one OF Wilmington's leading
business men was a staunch Repub-
lican and was active in politics for
some years being one of his party's
leaders in this county. His life was
an active one until he started TO fail
in health two or three years ago. He
served as a member OF both the
/ State and County Republican Com
mittees.
Winfield S. Quigley was the only
surviving son OF Philip Quigley
bridge builder and erector OF the Cen
tennial building He was educated at
Clark & Taylor's school here. and sent
| 10 Lawrenceville Prepa ratory School,
with the intention OF attending Yale
| University. He disliked college, IL is
said. and desiring to enter business,
| he began the wholesale grocery bust
ness with the firm known as Quig-
] ley & Mullen.
This firm did business in Whining
ton for many years. but finally was
taken over by A. j. Hart g. Company,
/ in which Mr. Quigley was manager.
After serving with this company for
fifteen years. he resigned to go with
the Reeves Parvin Company Of Phila-
delphia in charge of their Wilmington
business. This was about three years
ago. Only about a year after taking
up this work he was compelled to give
up active business, and he retired to
his home at Atlantic City, where he
has lived ever since.
Mr.. Quigley had two brothers, John.
well known for his connection with
the paper business. and Isaac r., who
was connected with the leather busi-
ness.
Pc was twice married. the first
HfFeaa oh 20 ola 4
daughter of Joseph Gould: the second,
TO AIDA Gould, niece of his first wife.
The first Mrs Quiugley died about
1887. He married the second time
in 1890. There were two children by
each marriage, Mrs. Fothergill and
Mrs. Sanford w. Sawin. of Whining
ton. being by the first wife.
In politics Mr.. Quigley was a stall
wart Republican. He served two
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