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Smyrna times., 1916-05-03
NEWS OF CLAYTON.
And Local News Budgets from Cheswod Kenton
Blackbird Townsend, Thoroughfare Neck,
Leipsic, Brenford, and Their Vicnties
CHESWOLD

Mrs. Elva McCausland Delightfully."-
Takes Part in Ladies Aid Program
Cheswold. May p The Ladies Aid
met with Mrs. Annie r. Hazel Mon
day night, about sixty being present.
After the business was disposed of
there was a fine Literary program.
Mrs. Elva McCausland Of Smyrna,
was present and gave some fine reci-
tations. Mrs. E. ]. Boggs also reei-
ted in her pleasant manner.
The Epworth League will he in
charge of Miss Elsie Cantwell next
Sunday evening, topic: What About
Play Ground and School Room"
The w. c. T. U. will meet with
Mrs. Charles Shackell Thursday. May
4th. A full attendance is desired.
Mr.. Charles Lord is greatly i'm
proving his property opposite the de-
pot.
Mr.. o. D. Loose is improving his
property by laying a concrete pave
ment.
Mr.Clifford Anderson has completed
an up-to-date barn on his farm known
as the Hoffecker farm.
Mr.. L. H. Anderson is building a
garage and when completed will pur-
chase a new automobile.
Mr.. B. H. Emory is laying a con-
crete side walk in front of his new
home.
Personals. Rev. William Bareus
Of Pittsburg Conference. is visiting
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. P. L. Bar.
Gus, Sr.-Mrs. Benz. Wallace was q
Philadelphia visitor last week. Mrs.
c. R. Sampson spent one day last
week in Dover. MIR. c. H. Pearson
spent Thursday in Wilmington. -
Mrs. Emma Pearson is spending the
week in Chester. Mrs. Elva Nc.
Causland Of Smyrna. was a guest o.
Mrs. Annie R. Hazel Monday and
Tuesday. DR.. J. w. James took Mrs
Adline Moore to St. Joseph's hospital
Philadelphia. for medical treatment
Herman Carrow of Dover. was
Cheswold visitor on Saturday. Mr.
H. r. Loose and family, spent Sun
day with Cheswold relatives. Miss
/ Amanda Bowen entertained Misse
Elizabeth K. Knots and Lillian Har
rington on Saturday. Rev. G. w
! Townsend Of Ridley~Park was visito
to Cheswold friends last week. Mis-
Mary Anderson spent Sunday wit
Miss Agnes Garrison near Kenton. -
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Evans of Can
den, were guests of Nh. and Mrs. .
D. Boggs on Sunday. Eight Ladie
Of Cheswold. attended Kent Count
Convention Of the W. c. 7 UNI
Harry Collision and family. of Phils
; delphia, spent the weekend with the
sister. Mrs. Annie r. Hazel. M
: and Mrs. Geo. T. Hoffecker spei
Sunday with their son near Bear St,
tion.
Smyrna times., 1916-05-03
TOWNSEND.
Five Year Daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
c. N. West Falls and Breaks Her Arm

Five Year Daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
c. N. West Falls and Breaks Her Arm
Townsend May 2-Msbel the five
year old daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. c.
NJ. West, of Centreville, fell from
a swing and broke her right arm.
Joseph A. Daniels, aged 81. of
Townsend once active business man
of Wilmington. and who about a
month ago oddly disappeared while on
his way from Townsend to that city,
died on Saturday April %. in Whining
ton. When Mr.. Daniels became lost,
search for him ended in a Chester
hospital. where he was located i'll.
His final illness dated from this.
Funeral services were held Tuesday
evening at T. 80 O'Clock at the home
of his son. Harvey T. Daniels, 729
Vandever avenue Wilmington. Ser
vices were held in the NJ. E. Church at
Townsend Wednesday morning at
$50 o'clock by Rev.. Warren Burr
and interment took place in the Town
send NJ. E. cemetery.
w. Harman Reynolds. our hustling
agricultural implement dealer. while
busy attending to the wants of the
farmers for a wide territory about
Townsend. is selling Studebaker
Cars, having closed deals with num-.
ber around Smyrna, Townsend and
Middletown for 1916 cars.
While G. H. Hayden demonstrator
and head salesman for W. H. Rey-
nolds. automobile dealer of this town,
was giving a buyer his first lesson in
running a car near Duck Creek a short
distance from here. the machine skid
ded and ran into a culvert damaging
the car.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter c. Harris
entertained a number of friends at q
surprise party in honor Of Miss Eliza
beth Richardson at their home here Fri.
day esening, the evening was spent
playing cards and music. Those pre-.
sent MEAGs MASSGS 0AhuF5 AOlAGAi
Karline Hart. Reba Rittenhouse,
Norma Hart. Leliah Money, Margaret
Hurlock of Dover, Mrs. NJ. A. Rich
ardson. Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Greave
Wilson Lattomus, Frank Collins. Jack
Lyman. and Frank Hutchinson.
L. L. Maloney treasurer of the Sec
urity Trust and Safe Deposit Compan!
of Wilmington entertained a numbe
Of his friends at a smoker at hi
home here on Commerce street Frida,
evening. The guests present were
Sherburn A. Collins, Walter S. Money
J Tinley S. Scott, Edward c. Reynolds
William A. Scott. L. L. Maloney
William Money and W. Harman Rev
r nolds.
5 Mr.. and Mrs. Carlton McSorley q
} Wilmington are spending a few da
with Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Hodgso
= of this town.
Smyrna times., 1916-05-03

Personals. Mrs. Wallace Powell
Of Wilmington. is visiting her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs G. c. Allen. Miss
Nellie Nickerson Of Wilmington. Wis
tied Miss Virgil Reese last week.
Miss Mabel Wilson Of Lewiston. Pa.
is visiting Mrs. Charles A. Neugebsur.
Miss Eva Holiday of Wilmington,
spent the weekend with her mother.
Mrs. Thomas Holiday. Mrs. George
Tumlin, Mrs. Thomas Holiday, Miss
Cora Walker have returned from a
visit to Atlantic City. Mr.. Adkins
GoldsbOrough Of Carney's Point. N.
j., spent the weekend with bis par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Denney Colds.
borough. Miss May Collins Of Dover.
visited Clayton friends last week.
Miss Melfag A. Marker has returned
home from a delightful visit Of si'
weeks 10 friends in Philadelphia
Clifton Heights. Chester. Jenkintow
and Darby. Pa. Miss Ethel L. Marker
of Philadelphia, spent the recent holi
DAYS at the home Of her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. J. ]. Marker near Clayton
Smyrna times., 1916-05-03

Miss Ethel Tweedle and Mr.. West
Fleming were quietly married Sat-
urday morning st the home Of the
bride. The marriage ceremony was
performed by the Rev. E. c. Graham.
The bridal couple left on the noon
train for Norfolk. Va, and other
points south.
Smyrna times., 1916-05-03

It is estimated that 20 car loads
of powder passed through Clayton,
Sunday on their way up the road.
They were from DuPont's works in
Virginia.
Smyrna times., 1916-05-03

j. Hartzell Anderson. son of the
Rev. George T. Anderson, pastor of
Harrison Street NJ. E. Church, Will
mington. whose disappearance several
days ago led to trouble among the
students at Delaware College. owing
to a row between Anderson and Ray
mond c. Cooke, another student,
which was said to be the cause of
Alderson's sudden leavetaking. re-
turned to his studies at Delaware
College Monday and the affair has
been settled agreeably for all parties
concerned. Cooke made a public
apology.
Smyrna times., 1916-05-03

The Clayton Juniors will play the
Smyrna Juniors at their opening
game Of base ball for the season on
Saturday next. The game will be
contested on the Smyrna High School
grounds. Game called at 2.30.
Smyrna times., 1916-05-03

W. II. II. Willis. VINO has been
division freight agent Of the P. B.
and W. Railroad for some years has
taken up his Office in the Broad street
station, Philadelphia. where he will
be freight agent Of the New Jersey
division of the Pennsylvania railroad.
He is succeeded by George w.
Rush. who comes from Pittsburg
where he was division freight agent
Of the Pennsylvania lines about Pitts
burg. Mr.. Rush is thoroughly con-
versant with the handling of products
and kindred lines, which form a large
part Of the local shipments. and
comes 10 Wilmington we'll recommen-
ned
Smyrna times., 1916-05-03

A collision between a bicycle ridden
by William L. Purks. aged "a years.
Of Fairmount. Pa, a teacher in a
school at st. Georges, and an auto
mobile owned by j. Howard Busby
of the Hotel Dennis. Atlantic City.
N. j.. occurred on the Concord pike,
near Lombardy cemetery Sunday.
Parks was thrown over the front OF
the auto and through the windshield.
He is now in the Delaware Hospital.
suffering from a broken rib anc
numerous bruises. and lacerstions.
Smyrna times., 1916-05-03
CLAYTON.

Sunday School to be reOrganized at
Salem Church Sunday afternoon and
preaching at 2 O'Clock by John Link.
Smyrna times., 1916-05-03
LAY BIRD"
A KENTUCKY lack

In service Season 1916. A high-headed
blocky Jack Sure foal getter. Stands az
home. Insurance fee, @l250.
BENJAMIN F. STEVENS.
near Hazel's Corner.
Clayton. Delaware
Smyrna times., 1916-05-03

few days with Mr.. and Mrs. Gilber I
Attix, in Narberth, Pa.
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&nrSe ueberli(tt.

Sentldlato idlast clue
ssrieornsbeipred)ua9 bDr.
0iadenien's grnppen neb-
men Snlcen an Der Conan.
Oas Spbrnblda llntcrneb=
,men Der 9iniieu lit p0llis ,il-
iammengebrpden. Mud sSia-
eca obcr Siafca lit BON ibnen
erpbert. Sic bombarbicren
iett bie Bride BON Natiin.
Oeiterreidiid5e n9eitrolrr"
baben in Der Strafe bon
Dtrnnto eincn iiesrcidcn
6anipf nit alliierten SdJiffen.
Baron Ymrian, Der Ditcrrei-
did, mngarild)e Wfiniiter bss
ImsluGrtisen, lift suriifsctrt-
ten.
Der ritmGniId)e Eremiermi-
niiter gratiann beflagt iid
iiber Die falid)en @oripiege-
Inngen Der MIiierten.
Die a0lniid)e 3eituns iagt,
DeiltIdJlnnb iuolle bic Oitifr-
prppinsen sitriifgeben, iuenn
NitFlauo Eolen anerfenne.
Ser ;yrieDensantraa Der
GcntralmGd)tel ioa BON benz
eualiidjen Iplf init groks:
Srenoe anfgenommen iein.
Gngiamos 6anbel un6 Sd)iff-
fabrt 1T itarf suriifsesamaen.
siumGniidye 3eitnnsen idlel-
ten nnf bic NniIem.
Gie Sd,pcis erffGrt iid in
einer Hutc an bic &riegfiibrert-
ben fir HrGii6cnt 8illon's
Jrieoensappea.
Ter bnlgarilAe Yremiermi-
nijfer Hn0Dslaiuoip slanbt, baf
es sitm Jrie6en fommen ipirb.
8arDn pDn benz Ynsfe-
Saobenbanien iagt, bic Jrie-
Semsmote unieres BrGibenten
iti in 1entIdHane iebr beifGl-
liz anfgenominen.
Die 2ebensntittel in Earis
fperben fnapp.
Die GnsIanOer nebmen cine
Steanna Der Sirfen bei
@aaboaoab.
(. General 2pantep, Der fran
sofidye ariessminilter, 1T iett
tntiadHiMer Setter bes &rie-
sss.
Die nentrnIen Nadte me6-
. men oes Hraiioenten Triebens-
nsridlag snitimmeno anf.
JinklanS lebnt aae syrieoens-
Dsridl6ge al.
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ilHlerm SUtidJafter in Berlin,
Serrn Geraro, lit bente Die 4ntiuort
Der Gentralmadte anf bic Jricoems.
note oeS Eraiioenten iiberseben iupr-
Seu. Die Oentide Gesiernns crflGrt
barim inn Namen Der Gentralmadltc,
Sak &c bic gorldlase Ses 9rGii-
beaten in oemielben frenmbidJaftli-
djen Sinne aepriift babe, in bem iic
semaat ,unroc. Sic id)lase cine all-
semeinc GonferenS Der friesfiibrcn-
ben Radte an einem nentralen Crfe
Dor, am iiber Wfittel unb 8ege sn be-
rattH, omrdD bic Der JrieSe erlanst
iperDtn fDunr. NafregeIn snr Wer-
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Seelie9 der OelterreiNer.
I1laRenlen'$ Vordrin9en dauert an.
gMlea ul0 J(6M genomnlIlen, q(al6n 6eldoIen
Buriant8 9tiidtrttt.
beifdIliQe Hufnabtne der 5rieden$note WiIlon's.
Gebensmitteltcmernne nnc 1tnapps
belt 1T {)aris.

Mnfcnien's Srnppen beidiehen
jett Die 9pnanbriide bei leatiim.
lradSem iie, iuie id)on genlelbet,
Siafea genommen baben. eSn Der
@alladri fat Die sGtigfeit Der Oent-
id)en nnb Oiterreidiiden Srnppea
aud luieSer besDnmen. sln Der ga-
sen=Gomnifiti 8abn babcn iharfc
Sample itnttgefnnben. Snblid upn
Hafiuadeni nabmem Die Srnppen Der
GentralmGd)te cine SDbe, an anbern
Stcllen luullen Die 9iniien Die slu-
sriffe sariifseidlagen Baben.
Gine lange 0epeId)e Oes 0Snter-
national gtelps Serbice", in Dem iuie
seip6bnlid iebr iuenig SatIad)en
iino, iast, Mafenien's Srnppen lat-
TEN am @eibnad)tsmorgem bic grp-
pc Sffeniine begonnen, oeren 3iel
O6eiIa lei. Sic nennt bieie aGnpfe
bic ySdlad)t am Seretb", cine bib
fde 8eseidjmnng, bic aber leiber nid)t
gang sittreffenb 1T. satiadlen iinb,
iuie seiast, in Der lansen Sepeid)e
iebr iuenig bDrbanben, oafiir aber
iebr biel Ybantaiie. gSir miiiien
anfridDtig seiteben, bae mir bieie
pbantaitiIdem Ilanbereien, luenn
iie nnd) in bentIdJ frennblidem
Sinne gebalten iinO, serabe nidt
ais einen @urteil mnS 9iitben fir
Die 6emtfde Sade anIeben f1nnen.
sSm Oitms-Sal nno i'm ltsel-Sal
baben Die Hniien, ME lie melSen,
Nnsriffe snriidseldlasen. lie bent-
Id)en 9epeiden bebanpten bagegen,
baf i'm Sitns Sal slngriffe Der
9imiiem snriifseid)lasen iunroen.
SiiSiueitlid pun Stanislam in
@alisien baben 0iterreid)iId)e Sntp-
pen Nngriffe Der 9iiiiien snriifsc-
Idlagen.
Baron gnrinn, Der Diterrei6iid)e
Winiitcr bes glnsipGrtisen, Iolf madJ
einsm geridJt Der @iener 3eitmng
snriifgetreten iein nno 0raf gser-
min BON Gbnbernik 1T nmgeblid sn
leinem Nadfplger erlinnnt ippr6en.
Cine gpnboner Sepelde fniipft an
Sieie NadJridJt bic Jolsernng, Ser
meme aaiIer BON Ceiterreid luolfe
fid benz GinflniIe bon Berlin, inter
hem 8nrian seitanben babe, entsie-
ben. Der meme &aiier BON DETER
reid benft natiirlid nidJt oaran, Die
len SersensiuunfdJ Der 9lliiertem 81
.rfiillen.
Die Grmennuns oes Wrafen gbcr-
min bpn G6mbernit snnl 0iterrei-
diidjen Miniiter bes Mnsipartigen
idDeint ridtis sn iein. Cine @ic-
ner 9epeidJe brimgt Die gtaHridjt
ebenfalls. Sie iast, aaiier &arl
babe bic Grnennnns semadt, nm eis
ne feitere @ereiiiisnng siuiiden ben
Gesiernnsen Der perIdjiebemen 2am-
besteilc hersmitellen. Der nene Mi-
niiter bes sle,iferen itebe in engen
frennbidaftlidJen SeSiebmnsen sum
@rafem Sissa, oem Tremiermini.
tier llnsarn's nnb snm 1rafen
lam-Wiartinis, Dem nemen Iremier-
ininiiter Oeiterreidjs.
Bon @aIbinatpn ans miro be.
fanmt aemad)t, bak Die eimsise Sl6-
iifjt, Die Der Eraiibent NIT ieiner
iogenannten ssriebensmpte gebabt lla-
be, bic aeiueIen iei, aenaa 81 erfab-
rem, mas Die einselnen geationcn
fir n6tig bielten, nm einen aered-
ten nnb permanenten syrieoen" 5n|
erlansen. Iae iprGd)en bon oem
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ste,ter : Noti3.

Stants= nnb gpuntp-Stenern fir
bas Sabr 1916 ani 0rnnb- uno
perI0nlidJes Gisentitm, ntiiiien bis
snm 81. Sanmar 1917 an ben
Stcmer &pleftpr Sobn u. Bitter
entrid)tet iucrben, nm bic 3abInng
eiuer Strafe nnb Soften BON 10 Tro=
sent, Die anf perf6nlides Gisentnn
erbo6en iuerSen, sn Dermeioen.
Games 81. CnpiS,
Gountp s8i6ter.
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Nus gl 8alo miro gemeloet,
oaB 9ruppen oesJ 3. Snfanterie-&c,
girnents BON aentudp am Seilig-
abeno, belditiet bur6 oas fortipal,-
renoe SdieBen Der Werifaner BON
ser anoern Seite Der, Serer aus ei-
item Maf6inengeidiib eroffnet iu,o
ungefdbr 800 Shiiiie iiber ben 9iio
@ranoe biniibergeidoiIen bdtten.
9aS S6ieBeu fauo in Ser gsdbe Ser
Gtabtgren5e bon @l 8aio Itatt. Das
GdieBen Der @erifaner, oitrh oas
iibrigens fein glmerifaner perlekt
tpitroe, borte haraufbin iofort ouf.
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DuHuC4u uHy luuIttYtt OtlWUC iuuAA
erit in 8etradt gesogen iperbem, nadp-
bem bieier &rieg bnrd einen syrie-
BEN been6et lei nnb 9entidlanb luer-
DC oann lebr serne NIT BEN Ser.
Staaten sniammenarbeiten, nm bas
eriebnte 3iel sn srreiden.
sSn Ser Strafc ppn Stranti lit
es in Der NadJt ppm %. altf ben
%. DECEMBER sluiid)en pier 6iter-
reidiid)en ySeitrDgers" mnb alliier-
ten 9riegsldiffen 81 einein aampf
sefommen in bem sipei beiuaffnete
Eatronilenboute Der glliiertcn per-
lenft iu,tr6en. Die 1iterreidiidjcm
S6iffe iunr6em bon ied1s feinblidlem
o9eitropers" gr6Ferer Mrt angegrif-
fen. Gimer Der fein6liden pSe=
itropcr" iunrbe in granb aeidoiicn
mnb brei nmbere iu1trbcn bcidJabiat.
Die Ceiterreider jagten bann Sic
iibrisen Sdjiffe, nnter benen iid amdj
elm sr1keres befano, bapum. @pm
ben 0iterreidiiden Sdiffcn iunrben
siuei beidjabist, Elm Mann ipnrSe sc-
t1tet.
Yiafenien's Sr,tppcm babem ben
rnmaniidJeH .6afenort Snlcea, am
iiiblihen glrin bes Sunanbeltas ae-
lesen, eritiirmt. Sic babem iibcr
1900 Yiann sefangen genommen.
Die SpbrnOid]a lit jett, NIT glns-
nabme Der Strefe siuiId)cm Wiatiin
mn6 Siaeea BON ben ssein6en ae-
rGnmt. Sas Seer brandt MIR Die
Sonam sil frensen nnb es befimbet
iid anf rniiiidem 8Dben in geiIara-
bien. Die Gntfernnng siuiiden Mat-
i'm mno Siacea 6etragt iedssebn
Weilen nnb an 6ieicr Strefe ent-
lang itehen WiafemIen's Srnppen
nmo paiIen anf, baf BON Dem rnI-
iiid) rnmGniiden Seer feincr madJ
Siiben entfomme; lie miiiien iiber
bic Sonannieoermngen binaber madl
8eiInrnbien, iuenn fie midjt in bic
0efangenidaft Der GentralmGdte
fallen iuollen. Die rriIiidjen 0epe-
idjen geiteben bielen bpllitGnbigen
3miammenbrmd 6es Sobrnbihn-ltn-
ternebmens in etipas berblnmtcr
gSeiIe aud ein.
Wsafenien's Srnppen babem lest
aud bic Stabt Slaeea uber Siafea
an Der DOMAIN, in Der n5r6lidJem
9obrmbiha, genpmmem mm6 befdjie-
fen bon bort nn6 bon Snlcea ans
bas nDrbIidje Sonammfer, bas ia
nod bon Srm 9iniIen in Belts ac-
baIten iuirb. Die 9iniien mel6em.
bak iie in ben aarpatbem mmb BEN
transiBlpaniidjcn IIpen meljrere
Steilnngen genommen babem. Sa-
gegem melben bic Sentlden, bal,
Ed bic Stellnneem in ben aarpat6en
nno ben trannsIplpanildem gfpcn
fatIadllih nidJt berdnoert bGtten nno
oak fleine 0eiuinne Der 3niIen nnb
0immanen reidJlid bon ben @eiuim.
iten Der 9entiden nnb Ceiterrei.
der anfsefuusen iuiirben. Gs iuir6
oariiber cine Ianse gerliner 0epcr
fde Der oSnternational gaeus Ser.
bicc" perOffentlidjt, Die, iuie seiu5bn.
lid in ibren Ortsbeseidnmngcn fon.
fis lit mnS einem bic ridjtige Gage
cher peridleicrt als SentlidJ madlt.
aber 10 biel erfennt man bod, ban
fidJ in Der Gage nidts snm gur,
tell Der 9inffen nno Rnmanem Der.
Snbert fat.
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9entl@lano ldlagt eire iyrieoensbeipred)ung por.

Oen Der3n1feuen. Cr 1agfe aitd}
nodb CT sebe bei,n init Ser lteber=
semsmna baf anf Seitem Der Gen=
tralmad)te alles 10 gut itebe, iuie nmr
1n1gltd.
&illiam gaDarb Sale, ser &ur=
reiponbent bes uSnternatipnal geeius
Serbtee", iagt, ct ba6e ppiitipe Nad)-
ridjten ans Earis erbaltem, Saf bprt
nidt MIR Die Greiie fir 2ebens.
ntttel itiesem, ionbcrn, oaf aud Oie
@orrate bermnterginsen, nmo slpar
iuabrenO Der lekten seBn Sage in ei-
net Seiie, bic serabesn beangitigeno
lei. eSn Ben bergangenen siuei
Sabren iinb tGslid 100000 ailo
Butter mad Yaris sefommen uno
jett iinS bic tGgliden GnlpfGnger
auf nnsefGbr 10000 Gilu sei1nfeu
Der Genmf bDn Giern fGngt an Elm
Gurms sit iperben. &albfleild, 6am=
melfleiid mnb 8ilb iueroen sn Eban=
taiiepreiien perfanft.
9lnf ben iueitlidem Sd)ladtfelberr
fan6en meiitens MIR slrtilleriefom=
pfc itatt. sSSrsenb etluas BON Ss-
beutnng lit bprt nid)t GDreefom-
ilren. 9asielbe' tit audi, ppn ben
Gampfplaten in Wlasebonien gu ia
gen. Indj bot famen alleriei 6e-
fedte ppr, aber bDm ge6e,itmng mar,
nit MnsnAbnc ei1es Wefed)ts, sip:=
Idem benz 9Diram Gee mnb 9pibsan,
niflts. SUI fbieiem lekteren 6efeht
iollen Srappen Ser Mllierten in 81,
GrGbem Ser Central WeGdte gc-
Srnngen ieim itmS ben gegneriidca
Srnppen itarfe @erlnite beisebradlt
'Gahrn.
gisennnt 6albane Iast, Gnslano
iuiinide ben syrie0em ebenio iebr,
ipie anbere 2Gnber i'm ipiinidten.
1lnb baum idJapakt er oabon, 9entld)-
lanb babe 81 Mnfans bes 9rieaes err
iuartet, nit ieimen pradtbollcn See
rem iein r3iel" in ipateiten einiaen
Nfonaten sr erreiden, bnbe iid aber
bitter getGnidjt. Sn bem Slime, iuie
S5aloane es neint, fat 9entidJlanS
ME Elm r3iel" aebabf oas es err
reid)en mollte. Sas r3iel" batten
iidJ Gnslanb, ssramfreid itno 9inh-
lanO seifedt, es biek Die Sernid-
ting Seniid)lanbs. Seittldlano
mnfte pcrbinoerm, baf STE @egner
oieies 3iel erreidjtcn nnS es fonnte
nidt eriuartcn, baf es ons in eini-
Gen Nfpmaten fertig briuscn iperoe.
Salbane lollte nidJt iolden 1tniimn
ifluasen, er iueiis es bud beiier.
Cine 9epeide ans syranffnrt iast,
an Ser 8erliner g1rie ba6e man
seipettet, baf Ser syrieSem bis smm
slusnit 1nterseidnet fein ipiirbe.
Die beutide NdilitGrbertualt1tng
in gelsiem fat 800 bepDrtierten bel-
siid)en Arbeitern seitattet, nad Bel
gien sitridsnfebreu.
Die italieniidJe Mesiernns bat ale
ilngen geute, bic i'm Sabre 1898 ge-
bOren iinb, sm ben Baffen einberm-
fen.
Mns goitpn ipirb aemel6et, es
befinoe iid i'm sltlantiIden Gsean
in Der gfGbe Der amerifaniiden aii-
ite cine srofe Jlotte alliierter Griess-
Idiffe, bic anldJeineno ben SdiffS-
berfebr por St6rnnsen ldjiiten iol-
ten.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1916-03-17

Never Ask for This.
Bismethylaminotetra
senehydrochloride contains 26.4 per
cent Of rsenic.-Cincinnati Enquirer,
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1916-03-17
Fleet Ready to Sail

San Diego.-Tentative plans for
the disposition OF the vessels OF the
Pacific fleet in San Diego harbor in
event OF trouble on the west coast
OF Mexico have been outlined by Ad-
miral Winslow.
According to his plans the trans
port Buffalo and the armored cruiser
Maryland would be employed in
transporting the 4th regiment OF mar
ines, now at the exposition here, and
field equipment.
The protected cruiser Milwaukee
would displace the supply ship Iris
and convoy the destroyers Whipple.
Perry. Stewart and Paul Jones
South
The flagship San Diego, acting inde-
pendently OF the feet, will steam
south at the first sign or trouble.
Vessels of the Pacific feet now en-
gagged in patrol duty on the west
coast OF Mexico and Central America
are the cruisers Chattanooga, Cleve-
land and Denver The Chattanooga
Is at Guaymas. the Cleveland at
Acapulco and the Denver at Corinto,
Nicaragua.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1916-03-17
SENATE ANDHOUS
BACK UP WILSON
Whether Villa Pursuit Leads to
War or Not Congress Will
Stand BY President
INTERVENTION CONSIDERED
uphold the Hand Of the President In
This Emergency" Urges Rep.
kItchln, Democrat -"He Did
the Only Thing" Says Mann.

Washington.-Both in the Senate
and in the House OF Representatives,
President Wilson's determination TO
take decisive action in Mexico was
hailed with general approval.
With the purpose of the punitive ex-
pedition, whether it leads 10 war or
not, no fault was found either by Dem
ocrats or Republicans. Under the
overshadowing possibilities of the bor-
der turbulence there was no disposi-
ton TO press any objections to the
course followed by the President.
The foremost consideration, which
apparently actuated members of both
houses, was to put stop to the Mexi-
can atrocities. whatever the cost. So
long as the Administration is moving
toward that end 1t will be given a
free hand.
Representative Cooper, ranking Re.
publican member of the House For
eign Affairs committee. brought up
the question of the right of the Presi-
dent to send troops beyond the terri
torial limits Of the United States with.
out the consent Of Congress when
the Committee met to hear what the
President had done and to discuss
the situation. He showed no inclina.
ton TO press this question.
In the House, Representative Mann,
the minority leader, and Representa-
tive Kitchin. the leader of the major.
ity. found themselves in accord
"The President did exactly the right
thing" said Mr.. Mann.
"He will get the support. united
from all sides. He did the only thing
the proper thing, that could be done.
II Is not war"
IL am willing TO let the Administra-
tion catch Villa" said Mr.. Kitchin. "I
favor any authorizations by Congress
necessary and proper to uphold the
hand OF the President in the emer-
gency.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1916-03-17
U. s. Ships Shell Mobile

Mobile. Ala.-An experiment unique
in the country's military history was
begun here when two American bat
tleships, the New York and the Ar
kansas. bombarded armor test for
tifications near Fort Morgan
All day long the two super dread
noughts hurled big projectiles from
their main batteries into the fortifi-
cations with high officials of the war
and navy departments looking on.
The results of the test, which are
expected to have an important bear
ing on future fortifcations legisla-
tion, were not announced.