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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-23
Nab German Spy in Paris.

By Associated Press 70 Every Evening
Paris, April % Wearing the uniform
of French soldier, German was ar
rested in the streets Of Paris yesterday
He told the authorities he was born in
Alsace and had deserted from the Ger
man army after being brought 10 the
western front from Galicia The police
say he is German officer.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-23
ASSESSMENTS HIGHER.
Increases Range From 25 to 60 Per Cent .
As Compared With Last Year.

Ia the rural districts of New Castle
county most real estate assessments Tor
county taxes have been creased 80 to 6O
per cent and in Wilmington 25 to 80 per
cent. Additional comparisons follow:
New Castle hundred Next fiscal year,
S5,0l3. 42l this year. Si,2iS 239; increase
for next year, 81 .765 lSl, or "a per cent.
White Clay Creek Next fiscal year,
s., 500 34S: this year s. I29 9O4; increase
for next wear. 81 100 AL, or 50 per cent.
Mill Creek Next seal year. S3,95S,-
GIG; this war. sS.OiS toi: increase for
next wear, SDtJi,J, or 81 pr cent.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-23
POPE PEACE, A WARNING.
preIates New Appeal Will BE TO the
Universal Conscience.

B1 Associated Press 30 Every Evening
London. April y Pope Benrdicj
viii make another peace move as soon
ss the western offensive has assumed Il
new phase. SAYS the Ncuc.,tc \achrichteH
Of Munich. bavaria The Spondent
AZ Amsterdam OF the Exchange Telegraph
Go te.egraphs that the Bavarian news
paper sans the move VIII take The form
Of "a word ul warning addressed 10 lie
universal conscience
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-23
DENNIARk's WOMEN VOTE.
Anti-War Party Still Continue in Ma
jority in Folkesthing.

BY A,~oeiatcd Press 80 EVery tNruius
Copenhagen Denmark April = :
Premier Iahl, and his ministry retain 4
majority Of the seats IN the folke~thlng
according 70 carly returns from he Danish
election YESTERDAY The body contains
- Radicale aud 80 Socialists These
parties have held JOINT power during the
past four years and arc credited with
having kept Denmark out Of the war.
The opposition parties led by former
Premier Christensen, Liberal leader, elect
cd IS members
Il was Denmark FIST election under
the new constitution which permits women
t0 vote and the outcome waS expected
u hlnoc on lhclr naLLlio a
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-23
Quake Thrice More Shakes Coast.

BY Assoc.ated Press 60 FV9Ty FVt0lag
san Jacinto, Cal. April 23-Three
more earthquake shock. during the night
and early today made San lacinto and
Hemet 'shiver,' but added nothing to
the destruction Of the Sunday after
noon tremors, which half wrecked the
business district here and severely dam
aged Helmet The third shock, the
heaylest Of The series. was the most severe.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-23
Gen. PETAIN SEES VICTORY.
Resumes Granting of FurIoughs to Men
in the Trenches.

By Assocated Press to Every Evening
Paris, April % The best proof that
there Is 40 cause for anxiety IS that Cen
eral Petain has decided TO grant furloughs
for the first time since the German Of
fensivc began, said today Premier
CIemenceau on his return TO Paris from
a long visit to the French and British
frnpts
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-23
Fire in Spruce Street.

A slight fire broke out III the home Of
Mary Walsh at S4S Spruce street and il
was necessary to send IN an alarm from
oox lo3 The district fire companies re-
4ponded and easily extingulshed the blaze
which was IN a bedroom. The loss was
about Sl00.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-23
rrppt urrn,f rn- Rrni

l.mplnys- of the Nueoulzed llhre 60
responded heartily - the esll Tor silifz
-criptlou- ~ = meeting held II tie Plaat
vr-tcl,la, titer the meeting sales q
81 tHu # bonds were reported and other
agiccd IL take bonds after considering
thcIf resources
The meeting was held under the dl
rrction ol the Rotary Clth worker lsd
Il, James B Gwon4 William Jordan pre-
sided and aaron Finger m.sle an hl5Tess
outlining tie campaign Paul Crawford
Was appointed campaign manager laF tue
plant
Il IVES learned la-t uiehi that Sousa :
Band that mndc 50 u3tuy friends here =
couple uf weeks ago would return 70 titus
cit, on Friday May j the day prIor to
tht, closing ui the campaign
Representative William NJ Connclly =
having success - : campaign orator AZ
Port Penn on saturday evening ne pre-
-cntcd tho need for subscriptions TO thr
loan III such Il manner that although TN
town had already subscribed Sl.300 there
were new bonds Of $40 taken
kt 4 meeting of the Executive toW-
mttcc Of the County Commltfec Nest9r-
day plans were discussed hat would lead.
il was hoped. 10 he maximum a1oi3
beng subscribed . to SATURDAY there
had becn about 10000 subscriptions 3
corded At the Liberty Bank for a totai q
4bolIt four and 4 hYlf millions.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-23
IRISH IGNORE ORDER.
Fail to Stop Work in Belfast as Protest
Against Conscripton.
soc,ated Press y Every Evening

BY Associated Press 70 Every Evening
London, April % The order Of the
irish labor convention for day res-
sation of work as a protest against con-
scrptiun was absolutely ignored ia Bel
fast and the north % Ireland. SAWS a en-
lral News dispatch from Belfast today.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-23
CHlCAGo HOG MARKETS..

g,. A,.oclafcd Press 60 Esery Evening
Chicago, April %. Hogs, receipts
i, noo. SLOW Bulk l7O5 l-6U, hight
l-15a 75. mixed 1888 1870 heavy
1900 IL so; rough 1900 2 lou pss
~ a. ~ n ~
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-23
Ford Not 10 Head Aircraft Work.

By Associated Press 70 Every Evening
Washington, april %. Henry Ford
was eliminated from consideration for
the post of aircraft administrator today
when he notified President Wilson that
under no circumstances could be ac-
cept the appointment.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-23
Aviator Killed by Fall From Plane.

Memphis. Tenn. April p I. "
Patterson Il cadet flyer, attached To the
United States Army Aviation School at
Park Field. fell from his airpane while
fi,ing at y height ol 1000 feet today
and Was killed.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-23

Ottawa, April .. Reuter- limit
ed, correspondent at British head
quarters in France, says. according
TO German prisoners, leaves Of alb
sence will be resumed in the Ger
man army early in May. such
action, the dispatch says, "sug-
eests the enemy anticipates a de-
cision If the abandonment of the
offensive BY then.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-23
Cross for Captain Charles Carroll.

By Associated Press 10 Every Evening
Paris. April p The Cross OF the
Legion ot ylonor has been conferred upon
Captain Charles Carroll ii MARY land
in recognition Of hi~ work With he Nmeri-
ran relict clearing house IN PARIS
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-23
WAR On TURKEY NEXT.
senate Resolution Would Also Make
Declaration Against Bulgaria.

81 Aa-0FiaTod TTTSS % FVETN FN0NING
Washington, April % The resolu-
ton a Senator Brandcgcn of Connec-
ticut calling upon the Senate Foreign
Relations Committee to giyc carly con
sideration t. a resolution proposed hN
Senator King of Utah providing for
declaration II war against Bulgaria and
Turkey was called up for consideration in
liz. Sf.nat, tnInN-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-23
EIysee Palace American Headquarters

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
Paris. April % The Elysee Palace
and the Hotel Champs Elysees have
been taken over by the American expedi-
tionary force The buildings will be
used as offices and quarters for officers
Of the American army.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-23
GERMANS SHOOT NUN.
Priest Also Put to Death on Charge of
Being Spy.

By Associated Press 20 Every Egenns
amsterdam, Holland April % A
dispatch from point On The be.gaA
border reports fourteen Belgians, acild-
ing "A priest and nun, have been shot p.
AntW rrn nn -he .harge q. eep.9nAgo
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-23
Liberty Loan Meeting.

A Liberty Loan meeting Will be held
tomorrow night at Old Swedes parish
house. which will be addressed by Mrs
Henry b Thompson and Miss Ellen Sam
worth.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-23
Slight Fire in Dwelling

At l.35 this morning fire was dis
covered in the home of Mrs. Martha
Hare, at 9O1 Tatnall street A still alarm
vas sent To the Phoenix and Friendship
fire companies which responded and eX-
tinglished the blaze without loss
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-23
British Active Near Albert.

The ch.e ACTIVITY 81 he Rr#t.~a M
fantry last u8gh W. north of Nbeft.
nherr he defensive po>aioa W, improved
and sixty pr.~eaaf> taken Local hight
ine in Wh.th tIr irIush htd tee aa-
vantage. occurred also on the - tfon
near Ko5efq. md II tbs neighherheod
Of NJ huetel III htt Higs region 10
the northeast
Germany c>heets declarations Of MI
against her hz' Areenhue and / raguat,
according to Berlin dispatches throu-h
Amsterdam. and tAe Geftaan newspapers
have been tod to prepare the public for
such aetInn BIZ IhesH renuhlcs
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-23
f. PUSEY PASSMORE
onntIn1l..l from ae Z

Schnot i, -tcr,la, al .fheotf f,ncNed thetr
pledge - push Tho r af iffrts Bond
Dctails II the campsfyn we discussed
and among these vetc lie arranging To-
Young mon md women ndents - tn
lIgh school fo set as tutlf =mindte
~pr.,tcr- at tie tmlp- sehaals -uppls
n,cntrd J., afhrr sitealer.
The Rnrs-s-fs,s Girl nsde I'm
beginning ctt.fdas elferneoa oidelning
~nh~rrptinns Iar . noU Il bnuds n thor
ciIort on Market stras Ihc eai- N 8
hig automobile rppeelel g pedestr'sn.
80 hr, howIs. md hou e he.st he reeord
in.sd, Tho hf-t day ~ ather slays q tin.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-23

Observation-Disclosures
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-23
HUNS PREPARING
Continued from page

northern side Of the -4hcnt along he L1~
on the Flanders iroat The Paris Nar
Office also report, considerable artillery
actl,.lt,. m IL. snnlne hatIle arel
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-23
Holland May Break With Germany

HOLLANDS cabinet Vas IN extraordinary
session yesterday presumably IA con
nectlon with the kingdom relations With
Germany, which are reported strained.
Relations between Holland and Ger
many are reported near the breaking
poini and the situation Is sad u he
looked upon with anxiety N oftlelal rlreles
in London Rumors are current III tie
British capital that Holland ha, been
served bv Germany with demand ap-
preaching an uItimatum The Dutch
press Is becoming uneasy regarding 6'tr-
manvs attitude towerd the smallcr
country.
British Raid u-Boat Bases.
" hilc Great Britain armies m con
junction with the French are preparing
for the nest German blow on the western
battlefront nov moaentarIlz expected.
the British navy has given new evidence
of aggressive activity III Il naval raid on
the German submarine bases on the
Reglaa coast
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New-York tribune., 1918-07-10
Two Towns Captured
and More Than 500
Prisoners I aiken
West of Antheuil
Enemy Guns Again
In Violent Action
Austrians Forced Fur
Their Back in Albania
With Aid of Brit
ish Aviators

Richard Won Kuhlmann, German
Foreign Secretary, has been forced
out OF office, presumably by the
pan-Germans, as a result of his
Relchstag speech, in which he de-
ciared that military decision was
impossible. His resignation has
been accepted by the Kaiser.
Admiral Won Hintze IS expected to
succeed Won Kuhlrnann. This ar
polntment would put the Junkers
IN the political saddle, as Hintze
is widely known for his allegiance
to the pan-German party. The
hand of General Won LudendorF is
seen behind Kuhlmann's over
throw. q
With fresh evidence Of the strength
of the militarists in Germany. the
Allies are continuing their prep
aratlons to meet new enemy
thrust, which observers on the ba:
tlefronts say is impending.
At the tip of the German salient.
near the scene of the enemy's de-
feat on the Matz, the French early
yesterday drove forward on a two
mile front west of Antheuil, pene-
trated the German lines, captured
the towns Of Ferme Porte and
ferme des Loges, advancing three
quarters of mile at certain points
and capturing $50 prisoners.
At Chavigny Farm, on the east edge
of Villers-Cotterets Forest in the
Champagne, the French again ad-
vanced slightly on the scene Of
Mondays success, and took score
more prisoners. German counter
attacks in this region failed, the
War office in Paris stated.
The German guns have renewed
their activity along the whole West
front, becoming especially violent
IN the region of the Australian adj
vances on both sides Of the Somme
in Picardy, around Chavigny
Farm, and at the scene of the re-
cent Franco-American gains north
west Of Chateau Thierry.
In Albania the French and Italians.
aided by British aviators and
naval monitors, have hurled the
enemy back further on the Alba
man mountain front, capturing
the town of F'ieri, several i'm
portant mountain heights, and in
creasing their prisoner toll to 1 300.
New-York tribune., 1918-07-10
American Woolen Co..
Workers Win Raise
OF so Per Cent

LAWRENCE, Mass, July "a
wage increase of so per cent was
granted the 1900 striking wcavers
OF the mills of the American Wool
ell Company, in an award an
nounced tonight by Henry S. En-
dicott, of the State Committee Of
Public Safety, who was asked by
Secretary of War Baker to settle
the controversy.
The award also abolishes the pre-
MUM system, which was opposed by
the union operatives.
There will be no strikes or lock-
outs while the war lasts, and the
weavers will return to the looms to-
morrow according to agreement.
The weavers struck for an in
crease of 55 per cent in pay and the
abolishment Of the premium system
of extra payments on q piece work
basis.
New-York tribune., 1918-07-10
Won Waldo.v Admits
German Food Crisis:
Hope Is ", Harvest
Especial Dispatch to The Trtbunc)

WASHINGTON, July 9.-An Official
telegram from Basic concerning the
food situation in Germany, received
here to-day, says:
ut is reported from Berlin that Sec
fetary of State for Food Supplies Won
Waldow made in the Rechstag on Sat
urday communication about the food
situation of the empire in which he
particularly stated that the system
now in force, in spite of considerable
defects, was the only one which could
meet the situation.
"The hopes placed on Rumania have
failed; importations from Ukraine are
insufficient and these difficulties
would still continue for some time, he
said. 1t was hoped that the first sup
plies of the new harvest would be de-
ivered, but the effect OF this would
make itself felt only during the
course of the next economic year.
"Von Wa.dow added that the German
cattle stock was very low, and he init
mated that perhaps it would be neces-
sary to introduce certain intervals of
meatless weeks. He said local produc-
ton will play the decisive lole newt
year in the food supply of the country.
Continued on ne.rt Dnos
New-York tribune., 1918-07-10
Mobs In Vienna Wilson Calls
Besiege Trains, Viscount Ishiii
Cry for Food ToConference
Emaciated and Ragged,
Say Americans Who
Crossed Empire

PARIS, July 9.--The food shortage in
Austria is growing more acute, accord
ing to Herbert Mayer of Chicago, sec
retary to Charles Vopicka, American
Minister to Rumania. Mr.. Mayer has
just returned from Jassy, by way of
Austria and Switzerland
At Vienna the train on which he
travelled stopped in the railroad yard
and crowd of hungry and ragged men
and women employed there scrambled
aboard and begged for food. All looked
emaciated and underfed. When the
passengers threw out scraps of food
the Austrians made a rush and de-
voured it ravenously They declared
that the government was giving them
only enough food to keep them from
actual starvation.
Guarded at Each Station
Mr.. Mayer and DR.. Breckenridge
Baine, of Washington, were the only
Americans among the 175 passengers.
from Rumania. The others included.
the Italian and Serbian ministers and
Rumanian officers and civilians. The
journey from Jassy to Berne occupied
four days. No hostility was shown by
Austrians or Germans, and there were
no demonstrations.
The train was in charge of Ger
man colonel, and the passengers were
DprmittpI IN loayo fbo oorc ~ ,-,r;a,,,
stations, where always an Austrian
armed guard was present. No attempt
was made TO draw the blinds in the
passenger cars or curtail the custom
airy privileges Of travellers.
Mob Tries to Board Train
The Americans were most impressed
by the almost complete absence OF
workers in the fields and on the farms
in Austria At station between Or
sova and Budapest & mob Of about a
hundred Austrian soldiers and civil
ians attempted to board the train, and
were put off only at the point of a
pistol. Some of them were endeavor-
ing to reach home, others were trying
TO reach points where food was more
plentiful.
A German major at one station told
the Americans that the Germans were
not taking Americas entry into the
war seriously, because they knew that
not more than 10000 American soldiers
were in France"
"The United States is not sufficient
ly interested in the war to send over
greater number" he said