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NO WILSON COMMENT
ON BRITISH PLAN FOR
NAVAL SUPREMACY

ON RnARD THE $. $. GEORGE
WASH N[iTON, Dec. G.--Sy Wireless
to the Associated Press. N 4. III. '-t'rcS-
idcnt Wilson today read from TIE wirc-
loss .di Spat "h"s Winston Spencer thurch-
liz renewed declaration for BrltSh
nava! supremacy. Tho prcsiirnt "NlnCrd
great interest in the bullct!I. hut Gid not
comment on II.
1t IS apparent that this subject ls ur-
pcrmost IN Mr Wilson'S mind. had n" ~
expected 20 express himself on II soon
after reaching France IN Il public nd
dress or in conferences with tn" entente
statesmen preceding the sessions Of the
pCaC" congress.
The president slept late today. but
after breakfast hc again was hari al
work an his accumulated correspondence
The George Washington is running int"
warmer waters now that IN" vessel Is
approaching tho Azores. Tn" weather
is variable today hut mostly fair.
srrsid,rnt Wilson today was IN wir"-
on board the batt!cship Pennsylvania.
which IS. .convoyIns the GcoTS" Wash
ington. $50
The George washington probably VIII
mako tho trip to tho United states with
wounded while the president - in at
tendance upon the r"ar" conference.
It is probable 1hat til" Ur"Sid"ni soon
will 30 to italy after h" has visited
France and England.
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KAISER CAUSED
The WORLD NAR
Eisner, Bavarian Premier, De-
clares He viii Produce
the Proof.

LOEDON. Dec. e. british Wireless
Eisn-r. tho BaVhrian
premier. declared in Il speech ycsterday
that hr intends in few days I" com
nlrnc> the publication Ut the documents :
ut the German :iriign "Ilice III order L"
prove lhIt Emperor William was re-
,ponsi3!c for the war. according 10 Il
Gisrnrch received here today from Co
pcnha-"r.
"t'urIlnents on certain documents
prnIc that thn kaiser caused the war,
E!SErr asserted.
Dealing with EisncrS speech the
Tai s"hiail oC berlin says that il Is true
tha; nutHtinnS Tn. documents often bore
signs "f The well know ;miMlsirecSS or
tho emperor. and declares that there is
no douhI the documents arc. more COM
promising for the emperor than for
those who wrote them.
With reference tn the statement by
Emperor William To DR.. George Wc=en-
CT. Ia tho effect that in tho three weeks
of his STAY in Norway. during the criti-
cal days Of July. 1914. h" was only. in
formed Of events through the 'N"rwe-
gian newspapers, The MorEcnbladct
gives particulars nj the orrlinary days
work of rho emperor at that tiE!c.
>'rhr bergen journalist whose special
duty ii Was to report the kaiScr'$ do
inES. declared that tn" kaiser during
this last stay in Norway Was luSi"r
M work az board his yacht than during
any hAHCE previous year. lHc nc"Spl-
rcr says. His visits ashore were re-
markahiv less frequent and more brief.
The tciccraDhiC correspond" Of the
kaiser in those July days WIS very
heavy. and 'hr passed several hours
daily in wireless communication. When
the ima"rial Yacht lay in on" Of the
fJnrda whcrr tn" height OF the mountains
prevented wireless trlcgra phy. Il first
class torpedo huat appeared daily io
deliver and rrc"Iv" kilograms and mail.
';Th"r"fur" il is little prob;i bio that
the katScr was only informed OF III"
Mnrrh events in Europe by Ihr Nnrwe-
ci:.n newspapers. ;hr more 50 as the ma
joriiy Of kilograms received bv him are
known tu hG"r been in cipher"
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WASHINGTON. Dec. 1.-THE war de-
iar,mrut au:l"Wm""d t"iay that l"r""
ma i"r -. suait."*. Including; killed lii '.'i-
iln!. did C.: wounds. dice. If d'+"aS" "r
other "auscs, s"N'r"ly w"und'rl aHd
iu:S~ImE. hrv" not Yet h"'u finally r''-
ported I" III" n"x. ui kin. tn" arrears
III minor CASUALTIES is much larger. II
WAS add"d.
From cahln reports now expected, the
department.; hopes (" clear up III" ar
r";irS in II.rl"r ,:!sualti"* within week.
excerpt fur a few Uai!"S with respect I"
which !dcntiil"ut;"n has not Yet br"n
completed. The minor casualties not
w., rcrnrt"d tn thr u"Nt Of kin r,'rr"-
$oni yiiul,, wuandS luN",ViuE relatively
brief ,i$nblc:r"nt ard IN most caS,% :hr
in"n sustaining tlrm already hay" h"'fi
healed. III" total in th!s class ais" IN
rlu,i..S many dupli"atinn$. ;h' sam. sol
dlrr havrul; h"rn slightly wounded W."
Or more times.
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DUSSELDORF OCCUPIED BY THE
BELC|AN5; NO FOOD SHORTAGE

/ haus while Belgian troops marched
! through the square. The band was
playing. T found it curious expert
enc" after ,he last few weeks, when
| any gathering OF troops anywhere has
been enough 10 collect Il cheering crowd,
| 70 s'c this column here filing through
| the streets. devoid Of bunting, with only
casual sullen interest shown by the
| ipasscrSby.
Already the streets OF AK are pla-
Ca:dcd with notices over the signatures
of the Bciginn coalmnndant. phrased as
nearly as possible along the lines Of
similar German proclamations in oc-
cupI"d districts. People are warned
against violence or; dIsrcspeci 10 Alfred
troops. All men must tax" off their
hats 10 officers in tho streets. All
cafes and theatres are closed until fur
thor notice. as are nil h1tcls. except a
/; few kept open for the convenience Of
Allied troops People arc forbidden to
t;n outdoors between 8 o'clock at night
and : III IN" morning. Shops and streets
must b" kept lighted all night. Use Of
vehicles in the streets is forbidden,
On" may. not wear n German uniform or
curry arms. the penalty being summary
shooting.
So far all has gone quietly, though
understand officers have found 1t ncccs-
iCivIlIans refusing 70 salute them ac-
cordng to orders. One walks down
streets continuously acknowledging hat
raising which goes :on on every side
However salutary It may be. this reg
ulation has its penalty FOR Allied Of :
ficcrs as we'll as the inhabitants.
or Il greater part Of e. day played
tourist at AK. Except for O certain un-
spoken consciousness Of strained rela-
tions on account OF hat-raIsIns In tho
streets. my experiences Of tho day. dif-
fercd little from those Of any holiday
times. The people manage to observe
an outward semblunco OF courtesy. but
widespread was the sentiment she re-
lfected when e. woman N q shop declared
that. as long as the wsT !WAs cA1shed
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PARIS, Dec. :. - The liav2s Agency
SAYS that President Wilson has delayed
his arrival in Paris tw"!i;y-four hours.
lie will land 1T ErcSt on December IS.
bu; Will not come TO Paris until the fo!-
lowing daT.
PARIS. DEC. 6.--,n% the Associated
Press. .I--p.r$jtlcnt Wilson will be, in
formed by wireless today. Of the plans
FOR the assembling ii the int"r-aiiiro
conference and thu meeting OF me i'raCe
congress. lie will ais? oc ADVISED 'Gt,- i
corning the recent gathering " the Su-
prs,ne war; council 4: London. In th'
incantinc reports that the president mas
approved Q: anything don" at u" Su-
prcnl: councl! are premature, as 'n"
r;.;,,lc known TO him until today.
The plaus concerning III" peace meet
ings are the results ot Colonel Z; VI.
Houses long talk with Premier CleIn,
Baron SorEiuo. tic Italian foreign min
:st"r. and ths Earl Of Derby inc hFi'''i'
am bassndoE 10 france. ,,,
The iatsr-allied conference will re, Re-
meetings wi!I be At the foreign office
at the Quai dorsay. and not AZ YER
snilics. lavid I.inyd-Cicorsc. the EritlSh
premier. and \. J. Ealtour. the foreiSn
minister. expect 10 come mere al ,NaI
time 70 meet President Wilson and TO
attend tho. conference. hut The elections
in Great Efitain may not permit nm 10
remain nio~n than two or three days.
The cp'IiuS nt the peace congress -
SC. rnr Tia. :,rSt week IN January. II
was :hc 6"Sir" ct tho Americans TO begin
q, the earliest possible moincut. uthHr
delegations felt that :. later date Wonla
b.. necessary. owing TO the christmas
holidays and .hc official functions con-
nrc;.t wizh tn" presence OF PrcsldenS
Wilson ard King Victor Emanuel OF
Italy. bur thn first week in January nm,
ally was chosen. Tn" first meetings. Will
be Tor th, actual framing Of the pre-
lim;uarirs, ot peace with the r"prrSriltA-
tives Of the enemy powers. who Will be
present.
The oaTncs Of thu French delegates
In the peace congress har: not as YET
been announc"d. but il IS understood
thcr,. will be three memberS4or IN" gov
rrnment and possibly Il fourth member
The British delegates will be lTcmi"r
Ilnyd-CGrcrgr Foreign Minister Faltour.
Chanr"llo: Of III" EHchclu"r y. Sonar
Law George y. Barnes. labor member
If the Va. cabinet. and tifth dclcsate
nor vnt selected. It is anticipated that
,hr 'p.aca deliberations will last about
four months. and. unless unforeseen OBJ
.stacles aris". that final action VII ne
reached coward the early part or May.
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Dec. 6.-Confidential

WASHINGTON. Dec. 6.-Confideniial.
records Of the department of Justice
dealing with the activities of German
ugrntS and others IN III" United states
wrrc placed to-day before III" senate
committee .invrstIgaiing brewers and
German propaElnria. by y. Bruce BE
laSki, chief Of tho departments bureau
Of investigation. II -.
They dealt. with correspondence OF
Count Won EcrnSturff. former German
ambassador. and others cUncrrn!nE inc
possible purchase Of tho Washington
Post and other newspapers; the sending
r William i!ayard Hale 10 Germany as
Correspondent. OF The Hearst news
papers. described by Eon Bcrnstorft ms
having "uulSprltcnly placed themselves
on tho German side" and win *ugGcs-
IONS Of fomrnting trouble between the
United States and Japan as Il means OF
stopping munitions shipments TO thc
allies.
Two Millions for the Post.
Mr.. I!iclaSki told III" cummttt"e tnat
under dat. pf October :, 1914. Count Won
Ecrnslorff sent this message from
Washington to Dr. Hcrnard D"rnh"rB
and Eirinncrich +. Albert. German propo-
..nurI, agents i'll New York:
THE wasn1ngtou Post was ofteree
to mo to buy to-day for S2,ooo,ooo
(Contiaucd on Page Eleven.)
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LABOR MEMBER OF CAB|NET 7 IN
APPEAL AGAINST MOONEY STRIKE

WASHINGTON. Dec. 6.--An appeal t"
hc workers Of the country not 10 Gu
gage in a nat!on-wid" strike a% = pro
,rst in rhc cas-. Of Thomas }. Mooney.
,oov;c.c,l OF murder IN correction %i!H
n. preparedness daE bomb .Ni''"s'"n "a
san Francisco. was ;s>u"t t"da% hy
SECRETARY OF Labor wilson.
In Telegram 20 Utto ~ Ha-cwiS.
president Of tho 0reS"n stat" Federation
IF Labor the secretary said Il the "'t-
i.nce now availahi" sS *ufitc;"nt /" con-
vinc.. 4 fury ;hat ''th"r" has hr"ii Il corr
xpirac,. 70 convict MOun"y. there X
::"ry. probability that no Nil secure =
ucvv trial and ha"c his gull; 9r inn'-
c"ncs. ctcrU.a"d ny Il j"ry III IN" iiSh'
NJ ,hc facts tina, are row, known L"
Tho secretary iadd"d ,ha, :hc only
,rrcct OF Il strike "%"uld b" to brin;:
ln,a djsr"pui" ard t"EH 20 destroy tn
;;l;.- s,.st"tn nt Trial witch IS IN" result
.: L thousand years s;ruggl" on the
part Of the masses - protect themselves
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against, criminals on IN" one hand and
prn:itrGrinG on the other"
Manf. labor UNIONS oyer The COutrY
have voted u StrIk" December Q. az L
prutcS; in IN" Mooney raS,. Their ac-
tinI WAS taken b"i"r" Governor St"-
phrD: romtnut"I M"nrry'S death sem
tcn"s H. lifr Imprisonment. bat Off
c!alS rf the American F"dcrai on uf La
Dor hnr" publicly announced tina; IN"
S"v"rnHr'S action did not meet, the de-
nanGs' of labor in III" cas-.
IF Mooney had been guilty Of this
crime: said Mr.. Wilson'S telegram,
"iahor is not interested III pr, ,"CtinS
HIM II he is innocent. all Of oar peo-
PIE are Interested in his acTuittal. No
''rilir Of Lhr workers II th.. country can
faCili::tt" these processes. II como.
produce. II 1artiC!H -,,C evidence tha,
."uuld Dc helpful in securing justice. i
strike, can neither Civ" L fair trial -.
.:ur SECURE Il TAI. trial for Mooney and
sincerely hope that no "trikc will takr
place"
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YANKEES ENTER
CITY Of MA|NZ
One Of Germany's Principal
Fortresses Occupied
British Advance.
AMSTERDAM. Dec. 6.-iEy the

AMSTERDAM. Dec. 6.-(Ey the As-
<ociatcd PrcSsl - American troops on
Wednesday entered MainE. capital Of
ihr proviarr Of Ehcnish HcsSr. and ono
of III" principal fortrcS$cS of Gcrmarr,
on tho loft ha!!i OF the River R!Nn,,
according TO the S"mi-Oft!c!al Wolff
News bureau OF Berlin.
LONDON. Dec. 6.--Q;riti*h WiTrlos7
Scr.Gcr.)-The official report from ftcid
Marshal IalG; OF the movements of the
army Of occupation. issued by the war
Office tonight. say
Our troops yesterday continued their
march toward Cologne and the Rhine.
In the evening they had reached the
line ElankrnhciCl. cast OF SChlcidcn. 10
the south of Grcrcnhroich
WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY or
OCCUPATION, Thursday. pcc. H.--thy
the Associated Prcss) - While the
marching forces arr bringing moro vii
lagos under American control General
and General Smith. In charge or c!Hll
affairs. are complctcl!ns plans for their
temporary government l'hi.o&ophicaliy,
the inhabitants both here and III the
smaller towns continue to accept the
situation and the local officials arc CO
operating with the Americans az we'll
as the they can. Few rules have been
laid down, as II is said that the broad
alln0nlllon ColllHlUcd III hfH'Ehl e'-
shiug's proclamation that regulations
promulgated BY the military must be
ohcyed without question and unhesita-
tinEly will be respected.
Firearms Of all descriptions and am
.nuntion harc hcc,f ordered turned in
with the warning that If this is not done
n search Of n" houses Will be made.
Late today hundreds of the inhabitants s
appeared with guns ranging from IN"
German army rifle 10 ancient fnwlinG
pieces.
As tho army advances the necessity Of
food relief appears less urgent. Food
is not abundant. but there is enough.
The absence Of pepper III the rtstau-
rants, II is learned. is due 10 the fact
that the GnrmanS used all III" available
stocks OF this cnndm"nt III the manu-
iact,rc Of mustard gas.
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1p 00a1 Major Casualties Not Yet
lUeUVU Reported TO Nearest OF Hin

rs the same names usually appear fn"rc
than once I'm unr CaSi. 4 single EaInc
urrrrs IN twenty different places.
'''rhr work on. Ihr>" hospital returns
was seriously Delayed b. III" Inilurnzh
epidemic. hut is nn.T E",ng "iI StcAhi'?'
The FOREGOING statement DOES not
cu"rr All th. discrepancies VIII b':
seen. but in dealing with $" great 4
number Of cases it may u" assumed thht
the remainder IS IN process Of rhcrNlhS.
and that reports will h" made within Il
few days as To all ldcnt!tiablc casual
ties"
The sta:cm"n. attributes thr great de-
lay in reporting casualties. ana TN" large
nuThh"r.uf errors which har" boon found
10 the fact that 'Tur growing army
was oprratiny on many fronts under
many c";nmnndS. and III tn" latter
fighting Il WAS u$'r! /" press h" enemy
for Il quick dcci1Ion. every other runSid-
Grafton being SuhnrdInatcd.
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AMSTERDAM. Dec. +. - Two
B"lEian cavalry. dctachIncuiS.
:!uh strong. today entered Du%-
s'!d0ri. on tii". l":', hank ~ ;hc
Ehln". . miles northwest of Co.
'l"Enc. All intercourse with the
"'n.'- hank of the river has h"cn
Forbidden. Tho cavalry Viii pro-
coed 10 tlcv"s, >" mTl"s. north
vest '"f Wc$rl. being relieved 1T
dusseldorf 10y infantry.
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TILE WEATHER.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 6.--Forcea

WASHINGTON, Dec. 6.-Forccast:
ohto--Falr, slightly warmer Satur-
day; Sunday increasing .cloutGness and
warmer, probably rain or snow north
portion.
western Pennsylvania-Part cioudy
s,tnrdaS. Sunday increasing cloudiness
and war7ner, probably rain or snow
north portion.
west virginia-Fatr Saturday; Sun
day part cloudy and warmer
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ANOTHER GREAT
PAPER INVOLVED
IN DISCLOSURES
WASHINGTON POST.
OFFERED TO GERMANS
Revelations of DR.. Hale's Pro-
Germanism Bring Hearst
Denial of knowledge.

NEW YORK. Dec G.-The New
York Amrrican. owned by w II.
Hearst, in Il statement Tonight. as
serted il never knew or suspected.
or had any reason. To suspect. that
Mr.. William Bayard Hale had any
rriuti"ns whatsoever with nc Ter
man government or. with tho Ger
man a,nbilS sador Shrn he WAS sent
In Berlin US special correspond
rnt.
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Eleven Missing When
War Vessel Hit Mines

LoHr{oH. Des. S.--F;i%S"n % .-,,'sp men are are
missing; aS result "f IN" hFit'Sn WAT
49,, cnsSanIar coming IN contact with
:. min. in tho HIi,ic Sea- last Wcdncs-
Gav night. according t" IN "fficial COM
n,unica;ian ISSUED hy III" admiralty TO-
night. rurp'd" boat d"S'r"E"rS f"Sc0eN
IN rrIlain ndnr Of the CrcN.
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DEATH FoR TFREE.

WII.MINGTON y. C.. Dec 6.-Thr"c
negroes were killed and il il believed
n number "t passengers injured when
AN ATLANTIC Coast Line Snuthh"uhd
train split n switch At Elrod. y. e.. to-
right. Further lcrn'l9 ltaV" not n'"h re-
rcIyed from, the SCENE Of :hc wreck by
tn" railroad company here.
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TIME: LIMIT REMOVED,

WNSNlNtiTON. Dec. O. - All limo
nn trading in futUr" GclIv-
I"ri"s Of corn. oats. rye and bHrl"r were
Removed today Icy the food adnini*;ra-
ton Present c"nd!ti"ns. tn" announce
men: S:l'h Il" not Warrant Hhr"Ei,t'un
or mndIf,rat!"r uf present limits On
sp"cuatIv"' account.
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HALF OF PETROGRAD'S
POPULATION GONE
THROUGH STARVATION

-r.crIi SCrTOE. D.c. 6.--P"trocrad Is
'1;L. deserted city. with probably one
haif i,s nupulu;ipn .on" through starTa-
ION according 10 Swedish reports !nr-
w.,rI.L .udav, to tn" stat" department.
NJ details were made puDHG.
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Russians Abolish the
Hohenzollern Immunity

BERLIN. Dec. 9Th" Russian GOV
rrnmcnt has formally wtthdrawn tie
priv iir&c heretofore. held by IN" th.In-
hrrs of the II"hcnzUl!rrM family ol lh'-
uuuity from law.
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LONDON 7SaturtayjGca Britain VIII demand OF German"
pounds billion darSl for Great bFhah
rcpaaion the war according TO the ~ "
David Lloyd George the PREMIER
will make 4 speech a. Leeds today
the cost Great brIah a0N ~"
relieved OK 4oQ00o pounds Ster
lncpe he
ne Daily Mail has been prepared D! co"n'
Australian premier and Baron Cun1he orh
governor OF the principal members OF the
w be published
The Daily eparaton will be infinitely
are 0 Britain.
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L|EbKNECHT'5
CROWD AF TER
CHANCELLOR
Situation in Germany Grave
Counter Revolutionary
Manifestations.
London Times Wireless - Copyright

1915. by ruhlic Ledger CcmrHny.l
STOCkllOi-M. Dec. 7.t--Saturday.l,,-
The berlin Soviet. in conjunction with
the Bararian executive council. have dr-
cidcd that Or. S"lf must retire. and Herr
Er"burs,r must not be allowed tu par
ticlpatc IN the peace negotiations
Berlin correspondence To the swedish
press describes the situation rs very
grave. Dr. Licbkn"cht and his sparta
Gus group are continuing To dcmnnd the
trial of The lIohrnxullcru chancr!lors Of
tho former regime by II revolutionary
tribunal in Berlin. This party is de-
tcrniurd TO proven; The assembling or
the constituent assembly. The rabbi.
at their command are prepared FOR any
vlolcErr and have easy access 10 arms
and ammunition.
The NuSsICh" .I"itunE expresses anNi-
city. The Ncrwa"rtz breads ii counter
revolution. and shows that counter r"v"-
lutinuaTE manifestations are occurring
all over the country. lnStiEut"d usually
by officers Of the army. the generals or
drrIuc the tearing duwa of rcd laSs aud
disCardInE Of red CnckAdcS.
l.arg" sums apparently arc being spent
in Berlin by the Soviet in support uf their
cause. ui;c paper declaring the executive
council already has expended S0u0uQ,0O0
marks tnuminally Sl92. .0Q1l.
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PARIS the Associated PressIhe opening OF the peace
week January 1t is said here
Unless
prevails we'll informed quarters that final action
will be he'd tow May.
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PressTe British delegates 10 h
Foreign Minister Bafour
chancellor OF Exchequer Minister Barnes and Hth
representative 10 been selected
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Great Britain Demands Forty Billion Dollars
Indemnity From Germany and It's War Allies
ANNOUNCEMENT TO Be MADE SATURDAY
IN SPEECH BY PREMIER LLOYD GEORGE

VIII Relieve British Taxpayers of Annual Taxation Burden
of $40, 600 ,OoO O0OO-Lloyd George Balfour, Law
and Barnes to Be 3ritains Peace Conference Dele
gates.
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PARIS. Dec. :. - The liav2s Agency
SAYS that President Wilson has delayed
his arrival in PARIS tw"!i;y-frur hours.
lie will land 1T ErcSt on December IS.
hu; Will not coIac TO Paris until the toI-
La. Il
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lnaencer Bulletin OceAn the Big News

Fair. Saturday; Sunday Part Cloudy
and Warmer.
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'W.S.S.

N0AH3 SnM
nSun ~ r~
>UslTID HfatES
CHa5ststT
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-01

LOST Bar pin of ~ stones % s1pphires
and pearls 500 s. Lafayette Kew ard
20i0-3
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-01

STATE OF INDIANA COUNTY OF
ST JOSEPH. * In the ST Joseph
Circuit Court. February Term. 1915
N THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
OF JOHN FLORY. DECEASED.
The undersigned eNecutriN ~ the last
viii OF John Flory deceased. hereby
gives notice that 10y virtue o. the power
hy said viii conferred. she viii. 40 the
hour Of 1000 "a. m. on the 18th day ~
March. 1915, az $50 Lincoln WAY West.
Ai>hawaka. Indiana, and from day o.
DAY thereafter until sold. oder for sale
no private sale an the interest Of said
deredeut iu and 10 the following de
>crincd real estate
The southwest part " lot number two
~ as shown ou the recorded plat ~
A. 81 Hurd's Addition of out lots fo
the Town of ST Joseph Iron Works. new
the city 81 MishIwa6a. which part ls
bounded by o line running as follows.
viz Beginning NJ the southwest roruer
~ said lot No O. thence running east
erlv ninety 90 feet t0 stake.
thence north ZJG feet to stake thence
west 81 feet to stake thence souih
Jl6 G-lO feet 90 The place " beginning
Excepting therefrom the following.
beginning at point ou che north line
of Lincoln Highway west - feet eastet'F
from the southwest corner 0f said out
feet. thence west - feet. thence south
i31 feet to tle north line 81 Second
Street now Lincoln Highway west
thence easterlv along the north line q
said Lincoln Highway Ee>t. ~ feet -
the place or beginning
Excepting also. tract ~ iand ~ feet
lu width on ~ the entire width ~ tle
north END 0f The said southwest part
of said ont lot NO % heretofore decided
o. the tify 90 MishaWaka fpl street
purpose
Said real estate being Zoo the County
ot ST. Joseph. state OF Indiana.
said sale WiI be made subject tl TIE
approval Of said court and Tor not less
than The fun appraised value - SAID
-.aI estate AND upon tLe follow lug terms
and .oud Itiuu- namely. cash.
MARY M. BAENAEb. ErecutriN
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