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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-04-26
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CALLED TO0
NEARLY $4,000. Apn,,,.
WILL GO TO cAn...
MAY I TO NAV,
EXCEEDS monthly
v War Department n,
Rate, 100000 Men WIN
ed by Midsummer
Troops to F,,,

Washington. April II la6
call for 1888 regIstr,,
sent to governors Of al aale
vost Marshal Genera q 81
bilization of the men N
May / and 10, the u. M
has announced, and thsv ''
to ii forts and rec,pt. /
probably for training
army units there. m 4||
This call increases Is
100000 the number Of Ii4
dered to camp since I,'sen
This is far in excess i
average that would hav. 1
ed under the original p, Ii
700 men this year over IRE
period. Future calls At whence
would complete the 4
midsummer. H6N
Under President Wils.
ton to hasten the disnf e
can troops to France Il
British and French am az Ier|
brunt of the great Genel0 Mas
whole program of the w0nde'
Ing up. Only week N1e ~
Crowder ordered mObIII, g SD
900 select men for AprB tne futs
movement to the natirn c0iln
tonments during the IN faln
ing: are mini
Further announceme1 and AZ
ed to follow the retun Mich IL <
Baker from his visit 81 from
fronts and conferences figure
of Great Britain. Fns t he ~
Troops are now moyiDg lon
a rapid rate and this ds e04t &
ing camps will permit 9ufIi
men much faster than "a,
ed before the German % a d
it imperative to rush balance Il
tie front.
Although every state e,s7 " y y
of Columbia are called Wy
men under General q
order, nearly half Of q
will come from seven s,.
will supply by far the
its quota being 500.
next with 3,776, New y 49,.
3,542, Michigan fourth
souri, fifth with 216S, e s'f
with 2,135, and Ohio
060. Nevada has the 4
and Delaware the next
Wyoming, with 90, Is
state to furnish less b
The quotas of ths
states follow:
Idaho, 1866; BIinneS
tana, 1854; North Dakei
251; South Dakota,
434.
The army posts 70
will go are Fort Sled
Fort Thomas, Kentu
thorpe, Ga; Fort 10
Fort Screven, Ca; I'd
Fort Sam Houston AAt
Barracks, Ohio; Vans 4r
Wash; Jefferson Baf *
Jackson Barracks, l. M
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-04-26
WILL REPORT =,
SILVER

Washington ~
day meeting ths
currency coInIai'.
report favoraos
dueed by Senaie
vada, after an.
vide for the Wl'l
eral treasury an
of 35O,OO000
of 25O.OO.U0ee
ed. This bulliea
ing foreisn trao'
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-04-26
AUSTRO-HUNGAhl
MINISTER Req

Amsterdam, Apn.
min, the AuStrO-hu's
lister, has resigneA /
patch from NienhA
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-04-26
50 DIE IN a

Norman, Okia-
three bodies, Dhlu
yond recognition
the ruined buildil'
No. IA of the star
sane here, raVas
buildings, all M,
destroyed, and 3
list of missing d.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-04-26
AMERICAN DEMONSTRATES
NEW olRleIBLE BALLOON

Washington, April ~, pemanstrn.
lions Of Il lIfoot model dIrigihle Of
The zeppelin type swung on wires n
machine said tn be superior 10 the
"ermau eraft In thar Il Is more mobile
and can allght Ca water--wrre given
60 the senate military COMMITTEES nv
Alfred Herbert, a Montclalre, y. J.
inventor, lie said his dirigihlc could
hc built GO feet in length. carry 30
per>onS, machine guns eud bombs and
attain speed OF - miles an hour
An American mission COMPRISING
representatives Of labor, Journalism.
banking and ether interests, has arriy.
I'd al British port.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-04-26

n r me name of the Bismarck scboo,
r. ~, o''ID"so viii be changed soon - III
bounced. HAS oeen an
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-21
ENGLISH BROKE PLEDGE
SINN FEINERS PROTEST

Dublin. ireland. May y \ resolution
deuouuclng the Sinu Fcn dcportalons
as ap :ttcmpt to dl<orcilt and disrupt
ireland united r,els,slife to constup-
ton aud to prejudice Ireland case IN
the cl,. - friendly counirics Was passed
l., thc ,ntl-couscTiptlun conference which
met at Mansion House Monday
Au official statement signed among
others by John Dillon and Joseph Devlln.
the l1lsh Nationalist leaders, was ISSUED
:ftcr She meeting II insists on the right
of lrlehmon To- he aIraigncd IN fhCr own
country and declares that IN attempt w4~
heInc made to polsun the mind Of the
English people agalnsf the prisoners
The statement concludes
While standing steadtast on or good
rights. we shall never cease to appeal Ia
All friends Of human freedom ur to inquire
for ourselves whether the prefcut at
people bv 3 transp;reutly false preteXt
of military eXpcdlenCv docs not really
cover a wicked plot Of English politicians
% relieve themselves from theu broken
pledge to ireland.
In addition 10 NeSsrs Dillon and
De> lin. those who signed The protest were
William 0Buen and Tim Heals, repre-
seutiug the O'Brienitc party John Mac
Neill and Alderman helIcN representing
the Slnn leiucrs IN the place Of DE Nalcra
and Arthur Griffith. and Measrs John
stoB, kgan and y Buen, representing the
Labor party
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-21
MARINE CORPS DRIVE.
Seven Recruits Received During First
~ Hours Of Local Move.

The first man To enlist in the nicd
States Marine Corps at the opening di
the drive yesterday IN this city for recruits
was Joseph Kennedy of 1886 Lincoln
street lie came to the local office ot the
corps one hour after headquarters Ind
been established Mt Sl7 Market street,
The campaign rs being conducted 10y the
Philadelphia recruiting station, nt i4ob
Arch street, IN charge of Captain =. A W.
Patterson The recruiting siaif will re-
main here until the end oi the week
Kennedy Is u yenra old md one of
the prominent athletes of the city lie
il n graduate of 81 Ann'a and t'nldey
college. of this city, and played second
base ON the baseball team He played the
snrne position ON the West End team,
rated as one of The best amateur ag
gregations here lie also held down Tho
position Of right guard On the Brownaon
football team
Charles Norton of OH Nest Sixth
street, mn ex-army man, enliated III tho
corps this morning. Norton saw serViee
in Panama, with tho twenty ninth IN
tnntrv He received his disebnrRe from
the army June u, lql7 Those men.
with aeeera others wefe taken to tic
l'h,adclphia oflice this afternoon for
arranging the details Of their departure
Tor pafia Island. = G., the matlne tram
ing camp
Mayor John " Lawson and other
prominent citizens and business men tins
morning pfpced then official approval on
the campaign being vaped N his city
by tho marines lhey Expressed the
hope hat the drive vauld he aureessiul
md that the men would enlist Tor netlve
service under tho plaho. nnehof and
eagle
nat night lieutenant Hatcher n
charge oi the patty here. addressed
gatherings IN scvcrnl 81 the local motion
prrfufe thrattce, explaining he needs
81 the cnrra and the advantage to tho
young man IN lelulng ihe organization
Several distinctive al3ea ehowing the
marines ~ action mud scenes IN The various
training camps, were sbuvu and explained
hy the officer lhcee meetings md nj
lrcasca will he rontinled throughout tho
week Tonight atuakefa will talk e
street gatherings
Sluce the opening ~ ihr atliee Yesier
DAY. seven men haye Iained tho eefpe
All have hcen Wlthn tho dfaft are hn'
have obtained rcIenase from ther re-
eperiive dtaft hnafds
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-21
STOCKS STILL GAIN;
MARKET IRREGULAR
Prominent Issues Register Ad-
vances of One TO Two Points
on Change.
Nv hsaoefatod Press In Every rverlsns

Wall street. New Ymk, May II -
FotIltuncnta. shippngH. motors and vari-
o,,s apccialiiea fenturcd the irregular gains
reg,aiorcd in The first half hour oi foday's
stock market
Prominent isHtos included Baldwin
Locomotive. Marine preferred, Atlantic
Gulf Studohakrr, Dis,ilers, American
gupar and AilisI Chalmers at advances 0f
| to ? points
United states Steel made only slight
i,uprovoncnt and Investment raiis dis
plaved little animation
Liberty bonds were again disp,assi to
Weld
rnAptNa LrGHrrsr poR nara
Noog Trading during the morning
vaa the ighte7t fot that period ~ over
Fortnight
Itrea manifested further lrregularify,
BALDWIN continuing II an extreme gam
Of - pointe. whie 'iose@hcflield feature
ilc Independent ateels. advancing Z
paInts
nited eiatee steel moved uncertainty.
but sbirtnnpa kept IN the foreground with
motors and sunbrv specialiioa, rieing +"
p rnints
i{aIla lacked definite trend aud Amerl-
can Telephone added a. Yesterday set
haek
liberty bonds were heavy. the as
selling down from ~ "a to the recent
minimum of ~ -. tho : 50 cold at % ~
~ pq nQ. fret is qt ~ iu ~ o. and second
4 af o. - "a 81 81
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-21
ORTTi AIRY

Mrs. Maud lonness. aged 32 wears, oi
1403 Marvland avenue died on Nav y
of acute neph,1tls Funeral services were
held on SUNDAY. with ntormeut At Hope
well Md
Mrs. Emma Agnes kraus, aged s.
wears. Of l342 Fast DAVIS street died on
Nav I6 Of nephr1tis Funeral services woro
held Yesterday with lntermeRt at SILVER
brook cemetery
Mrs. Agnes NJ Adams, aged q wears, Of
us East Twcntv-socond street, died At
the Delaware Hospital on May u. Fu-
neral services were hc}d on Saturday. With
interment nj Rivcrylnw cemetery
noustantv t,olawssl, aged about u
wears. died at The Delaware Hospital on
NAV II Of = fractured skull following =
fall from q ralw av tram Funeral services
were held Yesterday with Intermcnt at
Buffalo, \
William ] Price. aged 81 wears. of 4o0
Fast Sixth street died on May II. Of
valvlIar heart disease Funeral services
will he held today with internent at
fredericksburg Md
Thomas Mulquccn aged "A wears, Of
5n4 Lombard street died on Nav ~ OF
chronic nephutls
Mrs Mary a Fisher. aged - wears of
26I0 West Seventh street. died on MAY
Il. Of valvllar heart disease Funera ser
wees were held Yesterday with Interment
al Mt Salem cemetery.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-21
DEATHS.

CAsPERSON Al Philadelphia Pa on
MAY ~ lols. Henry /. Casperson, aged
Re,atfv,~ and friends are rnv,,cd to attend
the funeral services al the residence ot his
S01ffh Rro9ulc STREET on THURSDAY after
noon May % al 80 clock lnteTment
al SuyeTbroek cemetery.
MV1OUEEN- this city. on May 10,
l9IS Thomas Muiqueen.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
the funeral from his late residence 504
Lombard street, on Wednesday morning
at Q O'Clock Requiem mass at st MaTy's
Church lntermcnt at Cathedral ccme-
terry
1915 Dennis Rigney. formerly Of vii
Rolstives and friends are invited to attend
the funeral from his late residence 420
Hose street Chester. Pa. on Thursday
morning al 9 O'Clock High mass a. st.
Michael's Church. Intermcnt at Chester.
Pa
RUsBY-on May 20, 1918, Edward
Fanssai services at the residence, Of his
parents John a and Salie Rusby, Bren-
ford Del. on Thursday afternoon. May
q, al O'Clock. Interment at Odd Fellows
cemetery. Smyrna
sTEINER-In this city. on May 70, 1918.
MahIon b, son Of Rodney B. and Lulu
Funeral services and interment strictly
private
TAYLoR-At Newark Del. on May y.
Iqls William II Taylor aged 64 years
o T A M Fairfax Lodge No S, ] o
O. r.; Industry Lodge. 10 = al Of vii
services al his late residence at Newark.
Del on Thursday evening. May -. at <
O'Clock. Further services at First Presby-
O'Clock. Interment % flverHiew cene
terry
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-21
COUNTY TINsNt ~
balances Repnrted by fnmptroller and
Treasurer tn lew nuri

Tor current expenses SeFv aefle county
has bank halaure ef sas f9i 40 IN
rludlnp the following maintenance funds.
whirh Edwin 9lafk. county conn
trpiler reported to tlle levt 'pnrt today
for hr,,lsrs end eanarwaya tirst and
4ecnnd districts Wilmington sG25 5s.
Third. sl015. Eonrth. Sl3i = nth,
s555 oF e,sth, S1542 - eeveni b - ~.
Fnr Stone rnads Ihlr,l tisfrlrte 81 10.
Fourth. sln.n4npi. i,fth, S2n q. Stxfh.
a. ,auta Seventh, 3 ~ =
Additional funds include 9 miscellaneous
r,ada ac,-nini amounting - $40 ~ AMI
the following aurps fnr the 'naintenaneo
nf dirt tuads vhl.h werc reported ~
'haflos u Ilpp,nratt county treasurer
,'bri7tiena hundred. SIS -. Mtll freek
$50 II. White clay Gteek. $40 =.
rcneadcr s. spi a.. NeW .asile. 81
sn4 e. l{ed tpn 81 III y. s. G,enrges
s3n-n II. Alp"irlininink ~ SIT SC.
ruaeklnrd. st.Gl5 ~ Htandywtn
81. - 1.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-21
NEW CHARTERS.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Dover, May 2l- Charters were filed
here, Yesterday, as follows:
Big Farmer Corporation Point Pleasant,
W ia. motor plows and trucks capital,
$500 600
Chapin-Swanson Corporation. Whining
ton, Del, investments, S2N,0O0
Melba Oil and Development CO, vii
mingtnn, Del, sl05, 600
Downey Marine Const ruetion Co. W H.
mngton, Del Sl00,0O0
Interstate OIL Co. New York City.
$l0000O.
Worlds First CO Of General Progress
and Welfare, gathering and distributing Of
news; sl00,0OO
Contadina Co, Chicago ILL., canning
business; SIS, 600.
Southern Coal aud Coke Co, Whining
ton, Del $75 600.
Exhibitors Booking Exposition Of Mis-
sour, Wilmington, Del, motion pictures /,
5000
Increase in capital of Blue Hen Canning
Co, Dover, Del, from SIS, 900 to $40, 900.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-21
RURAL PROPERTY TRANSFERS

Rural real estate has been transferred
rs follows
Three hundred and hfty-three acres
of land IN Pcncader hundred, abuttug
the road leading from Newark to Glas-
gov. by Annie c Skinner 10 Timothy I.
DcvIne, for $1,000
Land at ack-EN. Christiana hundred,
bv Lewis B Eastman and wife To Charles
B Eastman, for 5000
Land on Montrose Terrace, brandy
VINE hundred. by the Montrose Co. to
Francis A Morris, for S229.
Land ON Ninth street, New Castle. by
the Security Trust and safe Deposit Co,
trustee Of fldelia X Stockton aud Eliza
beth ). Moore, to Ferdinando Tritelli and
wife for $500
Land on Roselle Terrace, Christiana
hundred, by Jennie " learsley, ct Al,
to Lilburne G. Chandler, for S. some
land, by Lilburne { Chandler and wife to
Jennie " Yearsley, for So. The land was
thus transferred because Mrs Yearsley S
deceased husband dld not make a will.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-21
S|NN FtINERS OAztO,,
ALL QUIET IN IRELAND
People Awaiting Evidence Of Ger
man Plot Before Committing
Themselves. Newspaper Says.
nv Associated rresa % Every Eveoiu,

RV AsQtAfNfef tFtH@S ~ ftftFN ffFttNA
London. MAY u \ total absence ol
excitement ~ Dublin "a reported ~ All
the dispatches - the runruug new spapers
from the Irish capital, and rs far 40 ,s
known there have l,cen no uutoward lucl
dcnts ~ connection with the |iun Penn
arrests anyw here IA the country There
arc u" outward indications that ANYTHING
haa hqplpne,l - happening ~ IS about
to haI,pcn out sIdc Ireland ORDINARY daily
rnutlnF
The Whltmonday holiday passed ~
the CUSTOMARY manner The horsr racing
al paldovlc and other Rr0rtlng events
wen, attended hv the usual lively crowds
Scasrdr resorts WIRE thtnugcd rs were
the Golf courses ~ Crn@icn Nnlodv
e,emcd to carr alN'ut probable new arrests
~ the old ONES
enc of the correspondents nf he liallv
Mail saws tho calm lP sensational and the
IN,oplc apGe,ar to W. unpcrtnrh"d Nv the
rr,4,9lt dramatic developments lie ada-
..put appearances arr deceptive lhlh-
ln ,s not Ireland The constitutional
Natonalls'a one gcncraly meets her
arn uoi representative oi the vlld hot
blordz who have gwen strength ta The
~.rn Iotn Norcover the whole country
cvsd,niI1 4 staggered hv The sndt,nn"ss
III the government action amt the prnpl"
hesitate ~ commit ihcmsflyce r. any
np1uon until the evidence against thoSe
undyr arrest y prpduc'd
Ia tho meantime cvorNans ~ lrCt4nd
ana Great BRITAIN Il awaiting prndugtlou
III inc prnot us German plot and IN
many quarters il Il hclievcd There ought
uo. 10 H. any DELAY a. making It public
Ihc question of Irish "onacription CON
tirucS to hold attention II IS asserted
tha} consumption has not born abandoned
hut ,ha, It i held N allowance pending
yGt,T7pg444-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-21
R. R. HEAD OUSTED
FOR D|S0BED|ENCE
G. w. Huntington Failed 20 Fol
low Orders for Repairs; Other
Heads May Drop.
nv Associated Press 10 Every Evening


WASHINGTON. MAY 1i-C. ". Hunt
ington of New York. has been removed
by Director General McAdoo as president
of the Nirginian Railway tor dIsobedicnoe
of the Railroad Administration ordcrs
for maintenance and Improvement OF his
road J IL Young, Of Norfolk, Va, mas
been appointed Federal director ot the
road
The Virginian is q coal carrying road
running from Deep Water, W. Va, TO
| Norfolk. Na.
Huntington is the first railroad prcsi-
ient to be removed by Director General
McAdoo. but II was hintcd today at
ailroad Administration headquarters
hat similar action might be taken against
her executives. who do not cooperate
ll with the Federal management
The complaint against Mr. huntington
$ that he failed to comply promptly
h suggestions and orders at the tlall-
hi Administrations insisting on trchni-
lties involved and consulting At length
th the roads counsel before carry 'nR
instructions
The action against Mr. Huntington
moves him as executive chief ot he road.
# leaves hlm as head II the railway
brporation winch Is required - PaN bus
alary out of corporate funds furnished tN
he government rs compensation tor use
of the rr,ad rather than out 81 "petai my
funds
Mir Young the uCw manager, - gwen
full authority to manage the r'ad, even %
the extent of changing tho personnel ~
operating officers
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-21
MORE FoR CAMP DIX.
SeIee eiiou hy Rural County Hoard Ordered
10 Report Next Saturday.

Newark. May - In addition 10 the
last III ncarlv 100 rcglstrants already print
cd, including principals and altafnatea. the
following mon have been notified ~ the
Rural %cw Castle County Exemption
board to report to the local headquarters
ncNt saturday. subject 70 bc sent to amp
nlx
Charles + klng,neicr. New Castle
James Y Campbell New Cnstie
William - Ncbbcr. Forrest
Horace & Davis. Newark
Stacey Rowcn. Mafshalton
otto l. Thomas, Newark
Charles ) Fleming. New Castle
stephen Springer. Wilmington
John ] I.awlcss, Henry CLAW
Harvey & Fennimore, Mar-halton
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-21
"a SHIPS; NEW RECORD.
More Than Three Vessels Day
Launched From Emergency
Yards Last Week.

Washington, May II More than
three ships a day came last week from
the smpyards Of the Emergency Fleet
Corporation.
ships were completed and delivered and
fourteen wood and steel ship3 launched
The deliveries aggregated IS $50 tons.
sion ~ Vas the collier Tiuckal.oc.
ON Saturday four wooden smps were
launched. Tic third time 10 the present
month wien four vessels Of this type
were launched in d single day
The completed ships turned over 10
the Shipping Board last week ready for
operations comprised eight rcqulsItioned
and two steel ships built on contract
-Four Of these vessels exceed 700 tons.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-21
To FARM FOR THI1NpERER.
II. i. Whitney Futurty Winner Retired
From Turf by Bowed Tendon.

ny Associated Press - Every Evening
So tarL. Nav u il Whnney-s
Thurde.cr winner o( the futuritv ot 1919.
which bowed tendon N the k,ngs
County handicap last SATURDAY.. Will he
,ct,roj =, Tho etocL farm. ii was annCinC-
cd today
X NaCofn,er sun ponnet the
hest thr>p wear old flly of last season.
aI~, hos bowed tendon and VIII hc
retired
Thundercr vas IN retirement t"r mnte
than a wear and half. ~ the hone that
he would outeroW and overcome weak
tendon lie trained So well ihls 9i'Fihg
that IT was felt that he would stand
campaign of racing. Tut he br1Ae down
IN his first start
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-21
NEW REGISTRATiON.
All Those Reaching 2l After June 5 1917
And nv June 3. 1918 Must Enroll Then.

The chalrmen Of the Local Boards Of
the state aud city have been notified
through the AdIutant General office
that the acl providing for the registration
Of men who have become tWenty-one
years ol age SINCE June ;, 1917 Will go INTO
effect on June ; next
BY Presidential proclamation shortly
Ia hc issued. all such men must register
on that date. with the local boards of Their
district Details for the handling OF thus
registration are now being considered
by these bodies and will be announced rs
soon as decided upon
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-21
OLLIE JAMES IN DANGER.
kentucky Senator Under Knife at Baiti-
more Hospital; Critically Ill.

Washington. May q The condition
of Senator Ollie James Of Kentucky Is
grave He is IN Johns Hopkins Univor-
sitv Hospital, where tie has been for
several months under The attention Of
specialists. and Of Admiral GTayson, the
President personal physician
lie has lost something like sixty pounds
and recently underwent . capItal oper-
alton. He suffers from Bught's disease
and a complication Of other ailments,
the Senator is permitted 10 see only a
few of his friends.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-21
CROwnFR SEES MILLION MEN.
Quarter Of New Registrants May he
Exempted. SAYS Provost MarFhai
General
I'D rress ~ Fvarv Evening

nv Associated Tress - Every Evening
Washington. NAV u Estimates t'siev
IN Major General 'rovder pr0vnst
marshal general. lndicgfn that prohahll
thre,, quarters ~ million mon Will "
ontalpei for the army hH the registration
On juno :. If sll Youths who have attained
u wears of age SINCE -une : last
Fully a million youths, according to
General Crowdcr'e estimate wilt ho
reslsterr.i AZ least ono fourth oi thcir
he thinks, will he exempted on various
grounds
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-21
piuau, Cotes du Nord.

AilA - tFAs's
TUESDAY. Miss kitchener Miss James
paulowltrh. the Serbian chauffeur. and
started nff 80 inspect th" work of the
committees Of the different towns Of the
Cotes du Nurd and sec y hat WAS needed
We stopped At st Rrieuc lunchcd At
Gu,nramp went to runlrleuN where Miss
Kitchener had to address the Mare and
,lphteen French ladies "a tell them what
the Red Cross wanted them To do IN con
nectlon with the refugees Then We walk
ed around 90 see how they were hous'
and where they ate. etc etc Meanwhile
the, r,Iugees walked around m herds look
inc al us One uf them asked me If Mlsa
Kitchener really WAS the Queen of Eng
land and p little girl presented her with a
bunch of flowers Others were verY much
excltcd and said thcy did not bave enough
10 eat and were cold. otc, etc. 30 Miss
James and stopped IN the street and SAID
# they would really be patient, everything
would come ont ln time and soon they
would get their ALLEGATION and would toe
able to Do some work very soon. In tact,
am developing INTO quite public speak
or IN Fpnch
Miss kitchener IS really too kind. What
do YOU think she has done now Wen, the
other day was saying how missed vege-
tables aud cereals as they gave us so uutll
fish and meat IN France. SCI today she told
me she had arranged to have one OF her
malds leave oatmeal every evening at my
hotel 50 that ! could have II heated up
for breakfast She thinks Of everything
and everybody at once really do not see
how she can do as much as she does.
We spent the night at Lannlon and
called ON the Mare and his wife and then
went to st Brieue and called on the
Bishop and Prefect, in fact ] have left
none Of the personalities untouched from
the Medecln Chef up
As We 60 through these various towns
We order coal to be sent or clothing or food
as the case may be. 1t Is most interesting
work as YOU may imagine
Friday we took the train to st. Brieue
to see 900 refugees that had arrived
there We could not get into the station
right away as there was huge train of
American soldiers there. ] spoke to them
in my purest American, saying, "Where
are you going?" One fellow yelled, "Hey,
fellows, here is a real American girl :"
Then every window was filed with heads
felt like an idiot but talked to them just
the same They seemed so glad to find
another American.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-21
WOMAN LEADER IN JAIL.
Countess NarLievicz in Holloway Prison,
London. Sister Declares.

onion. MAY p Eva Gorc R""th,
SISTER ii Countcss Narhievic,, who vas
arrested IN Dublin last woel informs the
Dallv E1prcss that she saw the countess
arrive IN London IN SUNDAY
Countess Nsrkievlc7. she SAID. ss
takcn IT, holloway prison. whore she
remains No one Is permitted to VISIT her