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Evening journal., 1917-04-19

DA1NTERs WANTED. APPLY CHARLES
4 Main. s2s shipley street. mar3ot
Evening journal., 1917-04-19

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
The Mayor and Council OF Whining
ION through the Board Of Directors of the
street and Sewer Department, will make ap-
pieaion TO tho Court OF General Sessions
OF the state OF Delaware, in and for New
Sastie county, on the twenty-fourth day OF
may, a.. ID. 1917, for the appointment Of
I'VE Judicious and impartial frechoders q
ntu OF friendship street formerly called
hamilton Court, as laid ont on the man of
me city, OF Wilmington, more particularly
described follows:
beginning At point on tho northerly
SIDE OF Friendship street distant ninetv.fve
leel elght inches easterly from the easterly
SIDE OF Iatnall street; thence easterlv
aiong SAID northery side Of Friendship
street, siNty-fve feet, eight inches. To the
westerly side Of four feet wide alley,
thence southerly along said side OF said
alley and parallel to Tatnall street and
across the end Of said Friendship street
thirty feet TO the southerly side Of said
Friendship street; thence westerly along
/ the southerly side Of said Friendship street
| siNty-hve feet eight inches 70 a point. thence
northerly and parallel to Tatnau street
crossing the bed Of said Friendship street
thirty feet, 70 the place Of beginning the
said Friendship street being n public street
Of tho said city Of Wilmington and a pubIic
road in Wilmington hundred
BOAkD OF DIRECTORS OF THE
STREET AND SEWER DEPARTMENT
| BY GEORGE W. SPARKS. President
Attest: Frank w. Pierson, Secretary.
/ apr1s-3ot.
Evening journal., 1917-04-19

WTANTED-wATCH AND JEwELRY
w repairing. Also eye citing. store
omen evenings until 3 O'Clock SATURDAY.
evenings until 10 o'clock. Thomas Iewelrv
Co. No. 400 Market ST fch1A.tf
Evening journal., 1917-04-19
REMOVAL NOTICE.

nR. WILLIAM II. NORRIS. DENTIST.
IL has removed 10 No. 500 West street
iune2Tts.
Evening journal., 1917-04-19
HOUSE PAINTING.

JAMES KEENAN,, HOUSE PAINTING,
- granting and glazing Estimates care.
fully furnished No. OIL Shipley street ID.
& A. Phone. 34e2-w. APPS eod-2m.
Evening journal., 1917-04-19
MOVING AND HAULING.
HEATING AND ROOFING.

HAULING AND MOVING BY AUTO.
II Phone, D. & A.. 1878. apf9-2wks
Evening journal., 1917-04-19
LOST AND FOUND.

IL boy aged ] 3. Finder please return 10
the Evening journal ONCE apris-3t.
I OsT-BUNCH OF KEYS BETWEEN
II Gnpin avenue and Kentmere Road
Reward IL returned TO NJ. Altman, No. 116
W. Second St. apr19-3t.
Evening journal., 1917-04-19
RnARnING.

TfRsT CLASS. So PER WEEK; TABLE
II board $3.50. No. l0l North Franklin
street a2rlo'ot.
Evening journal., 1917-04-19

w r. WILLIAMS Co.=ROoTING.
w heating and repairing Of all kinds.
No. S21 Orange ST. Phone. 5656-W. ian6-tf.
Evening journal., 1917-04-19


NxTANTED A. WHITE LAUNDREsS.
w Phone ii7s-W. apria'9t'
VXTANTED-NURsE FOR BABY REFER
W ences required Phone 273i-, d. a.
XXTANTED-F1NIsHERs FOR PANTS OR
" to learn; good pay, steady work. Goa
Market street shop NO 6. aprl'.lwk,
XXTANrED = Girl FoR GENERAL
w homework, no washing and ironing.
Phone ao59-W Aprls'3t,
INVITE GIRL WANTED roR GEN.
W eral housowor1. No. l10i Rodney
street. oprie2t-
VXTANTED-FxPERfENcED COOK GOOD
w WAGES 10 reliable person no 9i3
Washington ST. apri9.it.
VXTANTED-YoUNG LADY IN CENTS
W furnishing store. ludd's No. 4i7
Market St. aprlo.2t.
WASH WOMAN WANTED FOR TUES
" day or Wednesday. Apply No. ll0i
Rodney 81. apris'at.
NEAT GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE.
~ work no washing. No. s25 Van
buren sireet, "prls-ot.
XXTANTED p GOOD TYPIsT QUICK
w and accurate SIS week Bea-
CONS business Colleges, Tenth and King
streets. apricot.
VXTANTED-CoMPETE MAID FOR
" general homework apply Mrs.
Clement Miller no. 1i07 Broome street.
Fhone l9'o. aprls'St.
! XXyANTED-woMAN FOR GENERAL
W homework with some knowledge 81
cooking. Apply No. 907 W. Ninth street.
aprls.2t.
WJANTED - TWO srENoGRAPHERs.
" permanent position. Delaware Hard
Fibre Company. Narshaliton, Del. Take
Springs and Marshailton car. mar24-a
NTTANTED-WmTE GIRL FOR GEN.
W eral homework small family. Can
/ have o splendid home, good salary. Apply
No. lsOs boulevard. apris'st
XXJANTED-woMANF FOR WASHING AND
" ironing and assist with house work.
/ VIII pay 80 week Good homo 20 the right
party. 1899 dupont street. apri7-at
/ VXTANTED-WHITE WOMAN on GIRL
| ". TO cook and help housekeeper Good
| location, references. Address E-36. Evening
journal Once or phone aosa sprie.st
I AIDES OF TACTFUL BUSINESS ABII.
- ity $50 10 $50 weekly for OIL or spare
/ time. State references and experience An
/ full. Address F-34, Evening Journal Ofice.
WANTED--G Ushers
at Once. Apply atPIay-
house Box Office du-
Pont Building.
apr1s-2t
Evening journal., 1917-04-19

NOR sALE-i916 TWIN EXCELSIOR.
II tandem seat and side car attached; all
in good order: will demonstrate 20 buyer;
n bargain at s195. Call evening after 6 D.
M or Sunday morning. John W Wright,
1928 Pleasant street apr17-3t.
Evening journal., 1917-04-19
BICYCLES.

~ fully equipped. One 1915 Henderson.
One 1914 Indian. One 1916 Indian, fully
equipped. Five secondhanded bicycles.
Mountz & Mckinney, 1907 West street.
mar29-1m.
Evening journal., 1917-04-19
SANITARY WORKERS.

M X. KELrER-sANITARY oDoR-
Vl- LESS EXCAVATIN0.
once, s. W. Cor. Fourth and West SITS.
ID. & A. Phone. 61Is oct2i-sf-
Evening journal., 1917-04-19
PUBLIC SALES.

ON ROAD BETWEEN NEWPORT AND
~ Kiamensi, Saturday. April 81 1917, at
] O'Clock: One horse between and years
old; one 2.horse spring wagon, two head Of
shoats and many other things. Terms cash.
apr1s-2t ANDREW HARVEY.
DUBLIC sALE-FURNITURE. CARPETS.
Il RUGS. BEDDING. HOUSEHOLD
GOODS. WILL BE SOLD AT no. GOO
WASHINGTON STREET. TUESDAY,
APRIL "a, 1917. AT 10 O'CLOCK A. NJ 4.
SHARP.
Bedroom Suits. Enameled Beds. Mat
tresses parlor and Livingroom Furniture.
Bedding. Carpets Mattngs, Chairs, Pictures,
large Gas Range. Cook Stove, Water Heater,
Dishes. Cooking Utensils, Rugs, Bric.a -brac,
Rockers and many other articles used in the
home. SIlDHAM * SON
Established 1865. Auctioneers.
apr19-4t.
Evening journal., 1917-04-19

WfANrED-FORn CAR OwNr3 IV
~ every county 90 demonstrate the Ajax
$40 Ford starter, $40 20 $50 weekly Write
% the Ajax Ford Starter Co.. Keeue. ". H..
for territory. aprf64t
Evening journal., 1917-04-19
HELP WANTED.

HELP WANTED AT THE JUTE WORKS
IL Women. boys and girls Those under
is years old must havo employment certih.
Gates. Foot OF Nandevor Ave. april 3-im.
VXTANTED-AT Hollis RESTAURANT.
w No. East Fourth street. counter
man aud dishwasher. Apply p. NJ.
apricot.
Evening journal., 1917-04-19
POULTRY.
AUTOMOBILES.

ee----------->-~
NOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IN AL
Il condition. CAN 3a06.J. 54s Taylor ST.
mar30tf.
Evening journal., 1917-04-19
TYPEWRITERs.
BUSINESS NOTICES.

CARPENTER AND BU1LDER-wINDow
y screens and jobbing OF all kinds.
Telephone 1881. aprio-eod-lm
Evening journal., 1917-04-19

MRS. WORTH. SCIENTIFIC PIANIST.
vi ~ years at Brandywine Springs No
ol9 Shipley street. Gents Soc ladies, 25c.
10 Sunday work. Phone, 4233. mar3l IN.
MADAM LEO. WORLDS GREATEST
VI palmist. Tells past. present and fu.
ture; also love and business affairs. Price
15c. Shellpot Park all winter. augl0-tf.
Evening journal., 1917-04-19

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR PANTS OR
" TO learn; good pay, steady work. Goa
Market street, Shop No. G. aprl7-lwk.
Evening journal., 1917-04-19

WTANTED-AT ONCE. CUPOLA TENDER.
w experienced; clippers ON steel east.
ings, piece-work, sheet metal workers. ex.
perienced on cabinet work sand blast op.
orators. also marine mechanics Of an kinds
pipeftiers, machinists also hrst-ciass ear.
penters aud construction work 55c per hour
Apply Chester Employment Agency No 2g
East Fifth street. Chester. Pa. Phone. Bell
BOZ. No fees charged. apr1912t. -
Evening journal., 1917-04-19

TOR sALE-GLENwooD RANGE. IN
a good condition. Apply No. 222e W.
Seventeenth St. apr1s-3t
Evening journal., 1917-04-19
INSTRUCTIONS.

DIANo INSTRUCTION. JOHN CHAD.
wick. SIC Vandever avenue. 4537 d.
& A. phone. MARI 7-eod-1m.
Evening journal., 1917-04-19

EOR sALE-ICE CREAM CANS. TUBS.
Il motor and push wagons. Apply No.
JiO4 Lincoln ST. apr In
Evening journal., 1917-04-19

NXTANTED--CAsH CUSTOMERS FOR
w $1,000 worth OF rugs just In lowest
prices ever offered VIII pay the highest
prices for your second hand furniture: whole
households bought for cash Largest rug
merchant In Delaware. Charles s. Hurlock
Seventh and Poplar Sta iuncs.ff
Evening journal., 1917-04-19
ROOMS WANTED.

FURNISHED ROOM IN A FRENCH FAM
II ny desired by a young man; preferred
Ga T. NJ G. A. Vicinity; 50 TO $40 month
references. A. de Leon SOB Market ST.
aprl7-8t
Evening journal., 1917-04-19
APARTMENTS FOR RENT.

A PARTMENTs. no. s24 WEST STREET.
two rooms and bath furnished. $50.
Delaware Steamship Agency and Realty Co.
No lOI W. Ninth St. april s,19,21
Evening journal., 1917-04-19

TOR RENT-THREE ROOM FLAT AND
- bath. furnished Apply No. 400 Van
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-20

m@ nsi"s opsratiO"e" ""f Der aseitfro"t.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-20

t9tS Der GaHlpicr an @ei6nodts
toae Don @erocu in Slem yorr ein.
trai iuir0cn oie 430 3piibeuocd
rciicuocu noh SoffnonnS SSlono
gebradt pcil ein &aiioaier bon Sin.
lono ouf Der 9ieiic al ocn @oden cr,
frontt mar. Zen @oiia9iercn Der I
uno 2. &Iofc prroc Sic 2ouoimg
geitottet)
Gompfcr cntmiidt Eond.
boot.
&ortlouO, W}ainc 10. San. -
0ic Gifi5iere ocS britiidjen Cant.
piers oEalm @roncb" welder bcilte
bier oio Seem Dorf BON GorOiii Gin.
liei, er51blcn, Gin Cuudboot bdtte so
Sdiiiie od Oos Sdifi ais eS iitb
9lniouaS 9lopember i'm &ouol be-
fono, aboc6cbeu. 3e6u ODER II 5HuB
bdttcu geieiiel elmer Oooon lu0re
iibcr scr @oiierIinie Our6 0oS Sdiif
6inOHr6ecgangcu. Ger Gompfer
Ici nurcb ciuc pl0bIidc &cnOune
cutrouncn. Sin &ua6e pnr0c actroi
fcu nno lcidt penuimoet
Ger .9Soml 9raud" fcbrie 8ar
S(nS6eiicru9 mad, GorOiif 5uriid
5p6icr bGttcn oic Gfiijiere ouach.
lid ia GriobumG aebrodt ooB ooS
Goubboot perlenft iuorocn lci
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-20
GIOn)rfkOr0
OeatilDCn EaudDs
bDOtcs.
q eriemttc 1G St6iffc amf
einem Streif5ug.

Die neucitcn 0ptcr OcS ocuticbcn
sn6morinc arieaGs- Sicr
ucutraIc Gampicr, 8pci sponicr.
Gin 0anc uno Gin 9|orncocr oar.
lmtcr. SoaanOii@cr 0ompicr
nod 3cbriiage ouiad6roht.
Der ejrimO ser 0ctiuirima ni6t
bcfompt.
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@upila mar nidlt MnnentraL.

" a1binQtom 49, Sarutar.
0cntidllon0 bat oic oCqcn sen Sc
ian0tcn Gopita aui lhnelltralitdt
crbo6encn acknowledgements 5iwiidee-
5oqen. @opifa mar Der @eiolotc fir
SPun0nien Serbicn iluo @ihgorien.
Die 9lnfimoiolma luuroc pon oeu
Staats Gcpartcmeut genadt. Cine
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&erbnouno init oel Acknowledgement
itebcn0cn Ebatiadyen an GeutihlanD
CRIMES liN oIS 5uiricOcuiteIleno.
GS III mahriclaiulicb, OoB Der Sc.
iar0tc @opifa ser lid) 5iu 3eit in
Berlin aulbalt ciucn llrlanb crbdlt,
nm ocn cr felt geralwcr Set cinQet
Iomncn lit uno 5n pcIt6enl CT bcrcdl.
tiNt iii, nm ibnt &cyIeqcubeitcn ~
criparen bic i6m ourd icinc Gcult.
niB miIiiiribcr %niormotioi, cr.
norbea ipG0geno icmeS 9(aicntbaItcs
III NcltralsHcl0c, bcreltet Ucr0Cll
f0nnten.
Gic 9l66crnIruG O}miltcr Gopi.
fo'S pon @ntarcit wilroe oonGcutic6.
lan0 crfldrt, 6attc nic6ts nit Ocn por.
bcracbcnNcn 9Scntrolit6tsbrud BE
lcbuloienngcn 5u tbwb ipnocrn ie
oui @rnid Scr G|ilit6rbcboroen oc
ldeben OoB ollc ncutrolci GcIonS
ten abberiiien pirocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-20
0iieabalJrtauiaa in oeitsrrcidj,

2ou0pm 10. Soniar. 2lt
elmer IcpclMe Scr yGrhouac Eclc-
grap6 GompnnD4 Don &en crcigncte
iih oui ser @icn-Ericlt.Sinic, il Der
g}0Dc Der 5t6otc 5aaou Ni0 ErcmIl
Gin Giienbo6umioIl, 6ci Dem iicbci
@crioncn oeu 9oO iNioen lmO IA
bcrIest murOett Die inter Oen Eriim'
mcrn bcroorge6olt murbcn.
Gin &oIt3ug ullroc untcr cincin
Gr6rutih beeroben imO mebrere
GoQ9onS mrroen ongeblidj 1T ben
SluB 9mt eclporien. Gem u9erliuer
Eaar6Iatt~ 5iioIgc pilrOe ser Stills
5lg cbcuiaaS 8crtrilmmcrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-20

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-20


Moi bington 10. SSanunr,
Gouiul 5tcmnro beritbtetc buttc, oab
Sic nelm Amcrituncr Sic ciucn EbrIl
ser geiabine OeS britii6cu Som
piers nSt. Ebeoourc" ousmodtc,
ueld)cr non oem oeiitibcn @cciagar
gefapcu ipurOc. lno NIT onorreu
llcbcrlcbcnocn aui oenl iapapiiAen
5hiffe 1S,uOion Mlnnt~ III Nernom.
Dnco geldnoet muroen iiA dac nl
5iHerbeit bcfduoeu. Son Sen ouoe.
ren sbiticn tpuroca feine sImerita
ncr bcrimtcr aeboIt.
&onl Stdots GcportempH miuae
beitc ooS iolgcnbc bonn iS. sanTm
oatiae aobelgramm ocs Goniuls
mclheS beutc empiougcn muroc uer-
oiieutlidlt.
o&uOion @tarH1 brddte 237 oer
Nlanniboft 0es Let. Sbcooofe4
2iitc meiit oic 9[nerifaner Sen 8ta.
pcnS, GopuI GregorB, SSrauf Mlngec.
Gouio sSobnion. 8. Suop. 9legcr
ino SSrco Smith, SorrD @icot uno
GjuD @onooreit oaf. @linieb 3eiat
Charlie Soaes. Friuc aucrifancr
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SIN Die Namcu

1ic esn.inc shiIe in ner StapI, Snoe "a,
lnIere Ndbs0lancn ietl oltcll, nnn zen
men. pelc0e bic AleioetmoGeflaa,,,' fsunen bies
leACilcil Wutboosn erernen polsz,IG, nm oieic
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miiidea unb slbcnpS. @e0ueme StnnaHSreio Ses
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-20

g[tbem oia 2onoon, i9. San.
Gutellte.NcanItc, mclhc sic gllliirtcn.
@ontrole IN Gjrichenlano ouSii6en
ipacn 6obcn Oicie Gtoot errcitbt,
Gic glnfommlingc imiioiien cine
briiiide niIitdriihe Gomniiiiou n-
ter @cnerol &0inipps mo cine itn.
licuiihe Gommiiiou al ocren Spite
scr Irii6crc &orIieGer Der iidIieniiG6en
Gommiliion lcbi Ser oie 9ieoraonila.
lion ner ariediibcn Eoli5ci mtcrs
itmiO.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-20

N-AftliAAttAN "NAtNNNNs N~'NN
ucutroIc 0ompicr, 5pci Sponicr
Gin 0Gnc uno cin gIormc9cr oar
rmtr. Solldnoiibcr 0ompicr
nod 3ebrilage ouiadbrodt.
Der @jurnO ser 0ctmirimo uicbt
befonnt.
C0raDios na6 eobpucD
y Bcrlin, 10. SSmnlur. 2aut
glabridtm BON Scr llebcriee 3a1.
ridtcn.9lgcnilu prrienfte Elm oeuti6es
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tdnr2ielitenont Q9iinidc, oui ieiner
leBten Girl6 t6 S6iiic nit einen
@ciammtGe6alt non 10000 Sonuen.
9 pouiiber un0 norlucgi.
ider 0ompfcr ncrienft.
2on0on 10. San. 2IonoS
mcloct ooS %erienfcn ocS iponiid)cu
Gaupiers oGallc."
5erucr meIoei 2loH0S, ooB man
dnnimmt, Dab scr norfpegil1e Gam.
pier o9er0cnbuS~ oerienft morocn
lit 0ieicS, Elm Shiii bon 1906
Gonneu ulir0e 5ilebt am o. &c.
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nod @oItinore in Gibraltar gcmel.
set.
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mem EalIAboot pcrienft iuoroeu. Cic
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gc6ra6t.
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r9Srins @cnorif" muroe i'm pergonac.
men September BON ben 9eutiHen &C.
topert mO rad 3eebriieoe gcnonl-
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llrinfe iiir sic @cidlognobmc Ocs
bollduoiicbcn Campers o&rins Nen-
orid4 n@t bctannt. @r beian0 lid
ali scr Sobrt no6 Sonoon.
Inter Oen @oilagicren OcS 0onl-
piers bciouocn liH, oerieIben Giieae
nan, 9iobert Sia bon Scr amcrifa.
uid.6elgiidcn Stills @omniiiion
Ilno &i1ter DC 9rondcrc 0cr glntmcr.
pcncr glmpoltafamncr Gin 9clgier.
%on 3ccbriigac uoh Auf.
pcrpcn.
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tcr Gepeldc BON Illli6ing @oIlouo,
beridtct belltc, ooB scr ocltibc Sam,
pier ollrlula Slider" Slui6ing oni
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-19
Three American Ships
Sunk; 22 Men Missing;
Virtual State OF War
Development Of an
Overt U-Boat Act
Anti-American Record Of Ger
man Submarines Since Mr..
Wilson's Speech.

President Wilson, on February 26.
iahen he asked Congress for the
"o1mcd neutrdlity' bill. said:
Two American vessels have been
sunk. the Housatonic and the Lyman
NJ. Law. The case of the Housa-
tonic, which was carrying foodStufs
consigned 20 London firm, was es-
sentially ike the case of the Frye. in
which, it Will be recalled, the Ger
man government admitted the liza
blity for damages, and the lives OF
the crew, as in the case of the Frye,
were safeguarded with reasonable
care.
The case of the Law. which vas
carrying lemon box slaves to Pal
ermo, disclosed a ruthlessncss Of
method which deserves grave con
demnation. but was accompanied by
no circumstances which might not
have been expected at any time in
connection with the use of the sub
marine against merchantmen as the
German government has used
II.
We can only say. therefore, that
the overt act which | ventured to
hope the German commanders would
in fact avoid has not occurred.
The subsequent record of the German
L boat commanders has been as fol-
lows:
February 26 While the President
was speaking news came that they had
sunk without warning the liner La
coma. Three Americans were lost
March II They sheled without
warning the American freighter Algon-
auin and sunk her with bomb
March rs News received of their
having sunk three American ships.
westbound in ballast. Loss of Ameri-
There is no official definition of the
can life to be ascertained.
covert act"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-19
Children OF Russia S
Ex-Ruler Seriously
III With Measles

Petrogrsd. March Is. The revolution
overlook the imperial family. when all
but Grand Duchess Marie Of the chill
dren were afflicted with measles. Grand
Duke Alexis. the twelve-year-old erst-
while heir. who was reported dead. still
lives. but is very i'll. His attack of
measles was complicated by the break
ing out of the old wound on his foot.
eating from the alleged attempt on his
life about four years ago. He was re-
ported to-day as likely 70 recover. He
contracted the malady from a comrade
at the front. The grand duke is be-
ing attended by his mother and the
old sailor Berevenko. who has been his
constant companion.
Grand Duchess Tatiana is in a seri-
GUS condition. and oxygen has been ad-
ninIstered.
News Of the disefcction OF the troops
reached the Empress on February q.
The palace guard was mobIized for de-
fence. the rihemen remaining within
The palace with machine guns. while
outside were armored motors. When
the Tsarskoe Selo garrison revolted a
collision with the palace guards ap-
peared inevitable. The Empress Went
20 the commander Of the guard and
said: My desire is that you do not
ire"
This was taken as an order TO sur
render. which he did Soon revolution
ary troops entered the palace and oih-
GERS went 20 the apartment Of the iu-
perial family. To these the Empress
said: Let there be no violence. !
am now only a Sister Of Charity a,
the bedside OF my afflicted children