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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-15
S,CONSUL BREAKS
WITH bOLSAEV|KI
Had to Get Germans Consent for
Safe Conduct From Mos
COW; Warns Reds.

Washington. Aug 15.--New light on
the crisis that has arisen between the
Bolsheviki and representatives Of The
American and Entente Governments
and is fast coming TO climax, IL furnished
by n series of dispatchs which the State
Department received today from DE Witt
G. Poole. Jr, the United States consul
at Moscow.
After the arrest of the Consuls Cen
eral Of Great Britain and France, Mr.
Poole fearful that his own consulate
would be violated, destroyed all his code
books and records and turned over the
care of American interests to the Swedish
Consul General The arrested Consuls
were subsequently released through the
good offices Of the Swedish Consul General.
II was on July %, Mr.. Pooie's dis
patches say, that LeDine declared re-
pcatedly before an official gathering Of
the SOVIET that state Of war existed
between the Russian republic and the
allied powers. The allied consular body
asked Foreign Minister Tchitcherin for
an explanation lie told the cOnsuls
that the declaration should not be taken
literally. What Lenine meant, he said,
was that a state Of defense rather than
a state of war existed The Govern
ruent desired to continue its relations
with the Entente The consuls called
for public announcement to that effect.
Tchtcherin' S response was unsatisfactory.
The arrest of British and French
citizens in Moscow brought a protest
from the allied Consuls, and assurances
were received from the Bolshevist
authorities that allied persons having
diplomatic or official status would not be
molested Tchitcherin explained that
the civilians had been arrested as host
ages. because Great Britain and France
had attacked Archangel
Consul Poole told Tchitcherin that the
peoples of the allied nations would not
be intimidated and that such practices
would only result in the Allies holding
members of the Soviet Cove nment
personally responsible.
The consuls had asked for safe con
ducts and were preparing for departure
from Moscow. probably by way Of Pet
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-15
TEACHING TYP|STS
At CAMP MEADE
Efficiency Expert in Charge of
Instructing Soldiers in
Paper Work.

Camp Meade, Admiral, Md, Aug. II.
A school for typists for the sanitary
corps will be opened in connection with
the medical supply depot school. of which
CAPTAIN Glenn Ward Dresbach IS the
commandant. Captain Dresbach, who
is a poet and efficiency expert VINO has
met with SUCCESS in both widely divergent
lines. will be in charge of the two schools
which will enroll men from all parts Of the
country The need for training army
tvpists has been felt for some time, but
as long rs men were called who could do
this work a definite school was not opened.
CAPTAIN Drcsbach has had success in
improving office system for many big
commercial concerns and came into the
army TO do that work III the sanitary
corps.
The work Of the hospital supply depot
school Is of such Importance thai many
commissions have been awarded the
graduates Yesterday five men were
given commissions as second lieutenants
and assigned 10 camps. They were:
Samuel NJ Lowrey, Somerset. Pa. /;
George A. Beis Sandusky, O.; Clarence
q. Platt, Amsterdam. y ~; Otto j..
kretchmcn, Of Newark, y. = Frank
y. Bridgchan, Springfield, Mass, and
= >.
hospital sergeant Of the school is Edward
Il. kerby. who was in opera for many
years,
The Is to 45 law will not make much
change in the aspect Of some Of the en-
gineer units that have trained here for
some have had men from Is 10 -. OF
these left behind the extremely young and
the older men were proportionatcly no
r,tnre than those from 20 t0 70 One
Of the most interesting units in the army
is that which might bc compared TO the
navy of Switzerland, an inland waterways
units In this unit are men who have
run their own motorboatS and old river
pilots Part Of the unit Is IN France,
ready to run boats on the Sommc Marne,
Oise or Nesle and ready. too, TO navigate
the Rhine
In the fighting it often Is a question OF
crossing a river and II often many hc a
question Of going up or down a river
when there Is no other method Ol trans
portatl0n equally satisfactory. One oi
the men Of the waterways engineers gave
up a 3I00 q month Job with the Public
Health Service 10 90 to France 20 run i
boat Since ne came here ne has had
measles and tonsilitls and finally was
bitten nv spider He was a Jolly lad
today when he WAS told that his spider
bite was well enough for him TO join his
unit
There Is no doubt there viii be a big
time AT TINS camp on Saturday night
when the young women Of the War Risk
Insurance Bureau at Washington will
be the guests of the members of the 7th
Battalion Depot Brigade cadre.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-15
SUFF OFFENSIVE AGAIN.
Militant Rallies in Washington
Keep Police Busy--29
Women Arrested.

Washington, ID. C., Aug. 15.-Twenty-
nine women were arrested by the police
In Lafayette Square opposite the White
House late yesterday when a third
attempt was made to stage Woman
Party demonstration there against the
Senate's delay in acting on the suffrage
amendment.
After being taken to police headquar-
tiers. where they were released on their
own rccognizance, the women returned
to Lafayette Square for another demon
stration Soon after the speaking started
for the second time, the police inter
vcned. but not i'll sufficient force To stop
the demonstration Additional officers
soon arrived and 30 Of the demonstrators
were placed under arrest.
Taken to police headquarters again
the women refused to give bail and told
the police If released they would stage
another demonstration. Police officials
then decided to hold the women until the
streets were cleared of the evening crowds.
The women were released late last night
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-15
AUSTRIA AIDS GERMANS.
Ludendorff' Threats Brought Two
Divisions Of Troops to the
Marne; He Demanded 20.

Geneva, Aug I5.-Twcnty divisions
Of troops were demanded Of Germanys
allies by General Ltidendorn during the
retreat from the Marne, according to the
Democrat, which received the news from
German sources.
Austria-IIungary refused, but after
General Ludendorf had made threats,
Vienna sent two divisions To the western
front
For this reason the Austro-Swiss
frontier was closed recently.
London, Aug l5-The Daily Express s
Geneva correspondent reports that the
Swiss papers state that the Swiss-Austrian
frontier has been closed since Saturday,
and that trains in the Austrian Iyroi
arc crowded with troops whose destina-
ton is the Italian front
1t therefore is believed that the Aus
TRANS, on the persistent demand of Ger
mand headquarters, intend TO undertake
another offensive on the Pave.
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rogad and Stockholm. The German
Embassy had recommended that the
safe conducts be granted
Secretaries and other officers of the
allied embassies at Vologda, from which
their Ambassadors departed on accouns
Of Boshevist threats. were still in that
city on Aug. 6. the date Of Mr. Poole's
last message
The American Minister IN Sweden has
reported to the Department of State
that he had been informed By the Swcd-
ish Foreign Office that on Aug ) the
Swedish Consul General ~ Moscow took
temporary charge Of American as well
as English and japanese interests
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-15
IDAHO CITY sHoRTENs DAY
Conserves Strength of People as
Well as Light and Foods.

Idaho Falls, Idaho. Aug T. Under
orders II the Federal Food Administer
tlon ali of fhe yfore~ n Idaho have hcrr
opening for business not earlier than
d m and closing ~ = p tn rvceut oa
Saturdays when they may remain 0roo
until D. N Drug stores and = fouus-
aims arc permitted f0 remain open until
q b m each night The DUrroec IF the
orders of ere Food Administration is rot
onlv 70 conserve food. t1t .0 oon-e~va
human energy thereby promoting greater
efficiency in the man end woman uovc~
of the State
The Food Adr4'nfSt ration 4l~o -er'pre-
the hotels and restaurant MI rio-o tao.r
dining rooms from Q p III until m
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-15
ANTI-HUN HEADS COLOMBIA
President Elect Stanch Friend OF
the United States.

Bogota. Colombia Aug l. DR. Marco
TIedel Suarcz, the presldcnt-elcct cf
Colombia. Is regarded here as anti-Ger-
man. and in this respect is believed to
enjoy the confidence of the greater part
Of the Colombian people
DR. Suarez Is a member OF the National
ist party one Of the two parties into which
the old conservative party has split The
other wing of the former conservative
party Is known as the Old Historlcae
composed mainly Of the clericals The
Colombia clergy are believed to be almost
entirely pro-German
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-15

Mrs. Styles Isn't her dress poem
Mr. Styles Yes, dear, and If has a
Characteristic that enjoy in poems.
Whats that. pray
IIfs short '-N onkers Statesman
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-15
Bring Missing Boy Home.

John Zaramba, the six-year-old son of
Mr. and Mrs John Zaramba, Of Il2
Madison street who was found wandering
about in Philadelphia on Sunday, was
brought TO his home here yesterday by
his mother The voungster went to Phile
delphia aboard train but how he man
aged it Is Il mystery He stated he was
going to Camp Dix TO see Edward lasoFk,
his uncle 4 soldier there
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-15
Enlisis in Merchant Marines.

Edward Cunningham, Of 1917 West
street, Wilmington, was today accepted
ov the United States Shipping Board
alter final physical examination in Boston
ior enrolment on the shipping board
Merchant Marine training ships.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-15
DR.. Caldwe1l's
Syrup Pepsin
THE Pertect LaxatiVe
Sold by Druggists Everywhere
so cts. (5diyw.o.) S1.00

mild peasantasting combination Of simple laxative
herbs with pepsin. Brings relief without gripping
other discomfort trial bottle be obtained free of
charge by writing to Dr. w. B. Caldwell, 458 Washing
ton Street Monticello Ilnoia
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West Brandywine Grange Picnic.
West Brandywine Grange will have its
annual picnic At Washington Heights
today A basket luncheon viii be served
bsY tba ruarnbcrz
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-15
To STRENGTHEN THE NERVES
Take Horsford's Acid Phosphate

When nervous, tired or restless, it restores
the system. and induces refreshing sleep
Buy a bottle.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-15
FRENCH WOMEN ALL BUSY
Make Efficient Inspectors; Are
Found in All Plants.

Paris. Aug 15.-.Women employed in
all branches of industry IN Frapce mum
Der 626 600, according to an official re-
port This compares with 4S7 900 cm-
ploved in normal times This increase is
due almost entirely to the employment of
women in metal industries, chiefly IN
munition works The weight which wo-
men can be required TO carry in factory
work is limited by law TO 55 pounds.
Women are widely employed for the
inspection of finished goods they examine
separate parts for automobiles; verify
light shells, fuses and grenade plugs They
inspect big shells externally and intern
ally by the use of electric lamps and they
test the caiiber using complicated measur-
ing apparatus and microscopes. They
nail up eases Of all kinds, even eases for
airplanos and automobiles The women
supervise the buildings where men are at
work and keep them clean.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-11-19
3ERVICIU TELEGRAFIC COMPLECT
DE LA ASOCIATIUNEA PRESSED.
+ANUL XIII. NO. 265.
In fata unui pericoI.
De: JULIUS E. V. IOANOVICI.

Starund asupa reeor prcnuit epidema numa in
fuena panoa in egaura Unun noastre
arat de data pc ridicat opre
stea inrunirilor facuta din prcina boalei
Ne aducm votat tot ca acee ca
surf de moare ntmp dupd august 1913 plat
din repar Adeca e platte din
til la Uniune della membr diferitelor societati
La adunare propuee aa casuri fe platte din
du Unumi nooc ca popunerea dupa sprn
Acuma daca Ununa noasra punct
plat fel casure proven din nfuena spano
Ia in cursu anuui de ntreg Unu
1ii La a carui adunare muncit aitia ami dearindu
Cnd mai ocotm nunea menire mai mare
aupa cnd mai ocotm membri
pun sd e mai ange penru sd punm in
ondul Unun trebue gnm bne moacee prn carl am i'm
paca 81 una 81 alta
Vremurle de asa pace ban sunt har
1)omnuui numai sanatate n sa fie
De sd rsipeasca de aaz pua strnge mai
trzu numa Gu inzecie greutati spese de energieg
lar de alta daca de compa
por de asguare americana nsemna frat
uni a deose nre espoatato epoatat Ununea ca
este ngrada chvernta condus spirit democa
t nu ae s retraga poae patea
nj ce Ii Sc cuvn mosenitorior mort.
Adeca putea dar atunc prooca nemutir prinr
membr 81 ar lnsemna ca nsasi voite 81 goapa
cnd dam seama de multmea Dujman de
aceia carl p pc slav 81 sa arunce
at ntunerec Fl aprnda nmultumiror
De reducere beneciuui inca poate sd fie vorba
drep statltele prevail facu ii voate
de tot moi schmbam este eau
sd binecuvintata pentru asa
Pc cit din pubicat in numarn nosr trc
cut Comtetu Supem Eutv sednta in zele tre
cute 81 ndom perracat acesa de i'm
poanfa alta d mare ne prin
hoat pentru bnele mum Or pima atnc or ba
desre cee hotarte la oul de une vtor vo
connua cuvnu mna ntreag asa cum Gre
dem ca ar fl mai nepteste ucra de data to
tisfacuti.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-11-19
PELERlNAJUL EROILOR
MORT.

Washington, Nov. Is. - Toti SOL
datii 81 marinarii Statelor Unite,
carl au murit, moarte de eroi, pc
cfmpul de lupta al acestui razboi,
vor fl adjust de pc cimpurile de lup-
ia 81 din cimiteriile spitalelor din
Franta, pc cheltuiala guvernului
federal, in anul 1920, pentru ca ,sa
fie inmormfntati in Statele Unite.
Spre acest scop, ministerul mari
nei va munci NINA in NINA Gu Gel
de razboi.
Obiceiul de a aduce acasa cada-
yrele soldatilor americani morti in
strainatate, ca sd fie inmofmintati
acasa, a fost pazit de generatiuni
intregi de Statele Unite. Char in
ainte de &c lista casualitatilor Sta
telor Unite ar Fl Mat proportiile
mari, 81 Gu multe luni inainte de &c
s ar Fl luat Q alta masura, ministrii
Baker (de razboi) 81 Daniels (de
marina sa intelesesera ca 81 de da,
ta aceasta Sd pazeasca obiceiurile
vechi.
Asadara fiecare flu al Americei
va II adus acasa pentru ca sd fie
dat hnistei de yeci sub paza drape.
lulul cp stele 81 FASH, in I'm cimite.
riu national, daca membrii fami.
liei mortului o doresc aceasta.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-11-19
Gel MAI MARE AERO
PLAN DIN LUME.

NEW-YORK, Nov. 1s. - Zia-
rul The New-York Herald, pu-
blica astazi urmatoarele sire trimise
della biroul sau din Londra:
Ieri sburat pc deasupra Lon.
drei eel mai mare aeroplan din lu-
me. Aeroplanul acesta dus Gu sine
40 pasageri, fntre carl au fost g
femei. Aeroplanul fost condus de
Clifford B. Prodger, un aviator a.
merican din corpul regal al aviato.
rilor englezi. Aeroplanul a trecut
peste oras la o inlatime de 5000 ur.
me.
Sborul a avut loc la O ri dupa &c
marele aeroplan a iesit din fabrica
Handley-Page. Greutatea acestui
aeroplan monstru este 3 tone.
Sa crede ca in curind are sa fie
legata Londra Gu Parisul prin un
servitiu de aeroplane, carl vor duce
Gu ele pasageri.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-11-19
CE ZICE UN CAZUT De.
SUS.

COPENHAGA, II. Noembrie. -
0 stire sosita de la Innsbruck anun-
ia ca fostul fmparat Carol al Au-
striei, care inca mai este in Viena,
a renuntat la tron intro scrisoare
trimisa contelui Caroly, presedin-
tele consiliului national.
,Stirea adauga ca fostul monarch
eimbracat in haine civile 81 ca zicea
ca terminal Gu totul Gu afacerile
statului, CD dorea sa traeasca in
viitor ca un simplu cetatean.
Conform unei telegrame trimisa
din Viena, din ordinul ministrului
de razboi autoritatile unguresti au
dessrMat 2 0oQ de soldatf German
carl, formind avantgarda fortei
fieldmareSalului Won Mackensen,
au trecut ieri granita ungara pc la
Debretin.
Acestea erau trupele carl rama
sesera sd coupe Rominia dupa SEM
narea tratatului de pace silita.
Au sosit in 200 de camioane auto
mobile. Fieldmaresalul s'a supus
ordinului authorization unguresti 81
acum g pc drum spre Germania i'm
preuna Gu armata desarmata.
0 alta stire trimisa din Viena a.
nunta ca ansamblul national Ger
man-Austriac a discutat la fntru.
nirea de Joi chestiunea frontierilor
mai Gu seama privitor la orasele Mo
raviene Bruenn, Olmutz 81 Iglau,
pc carl delegatii Moravieni le ce-
reau sd fie Incorporate la Austria
germana. DR.. Otto fost denumit
ministru de externe.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-11-19
MARE NENOROCIRE IN
CANTON, OHIO.
DoA1&lfl PkE0fEASA DB1fA
81 ALTE 6 PERsoANE,

CANTON, o. Nov. II. sap
te persoane au fost ucise in in
cidentul avut Gu un automobil
IN seara aceasta. Un tren full
ger al liniei ferate ,,Pennsylva-
MIA" a daraburit in bucati au-
tomobilul dlui I. Musat din Can
ton, o. pc cind trecea sinele Il
niei ferate della strada 8. N. =.
In accident au murit:: stima-
t. doamna s. Duma, 81 baiatul
adoptiv pc care I tinea parin-
tele Duma 81 stimata sotie. A.
poi: Dl Crisan 81 doamna, dim
preuna Gu dol copii, dl A. Mu-
sat, 81 un alt copil. Unui copil
al dlui Crisan ia taiat picioa-
rele.
Dintre toti, singur parintele
,Duma a scapat teafar, suferind
o mica zgarietura la buze.
Trenul care venea, nu q putut
Fl observat din causa automobi-
lelor carl erau la margina liniei
ferate. Masina q fost dusa de
tren aproape o jumatate de
black, pima ce a putut Fl arunca
ia Ia Q distanta mai mare dela
.tren.
Trimitem adfnci condolepte
familiilor greu fncercate 81 in
special parintelui Solomon Du.
ma, care totdeauna q fost IN
SINGER prieten al organizatiei
aoastre 81 al miScarilor frumoa-
se rationale, rominesti, din A.
lnerica,,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-11-19
PLECAREA AMERCANI-
LOR SPRE Rim.

Gu armatele americana calato-
rind spre Rim, II Nov. - Arma-
ia a treia americana STA reluat
All dimineata marsul de inainta-
re spre teritorul german.
Cind a inceput marsul aripa
stinga a liniei americana Sc reze-
ma pc frontiera Franco-Belgiana,
pc cind cea dreapta Sc afla linga
granita germana din regiunea
Metz.
Trupele Americana si-au asezat
corturile pc timpul noptii la a.
proape zece mile de fostele pozitii
Germane dealungul liniei genera
lie de Ia Ecouviez, Sorbent, Gou-
raMcourt 81 MARSHA Tour - un
front de aproape cincizeci de mi
lie.
In prima ii de mars Americana
all calcat apl'oape 500 de mile pa
trate de teritor francez. Cele mai
multe dintre orase, carl sunt ruiz
nate rau, fusesera parasite de Ger
mani numai Gu citeva ore inainte
de sosirea Americanilpr. Germa-
nil n'au rupt Gu dinamita, dupa
cum le era obiceiul, nici un pod
sau sosea.
Gel citiva locuitori au PRINT pc
Americani Gu aplaVse 81 strigate
de bucurie. Avansarea q urmat in
mars de vote, socotita cam Ia trei
mile pc ora.
Toate detailiile ayansarei au
fost pl6nnite GU grije. Inginerii
| |an fxcut t1blite cu inscriptii indi.
ssId srS \ tsnta dintre ele.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-11-19
A VIZ.

onoratele societati parochii 81
cluburi din Cleveland, Ohio, STUNT
rugate ca sd bine voiasca trimi.
te cite dol delegati Ia intrunirea
de simbata seara, in IS l. .. ! sec.
tunnel din loc q Ligei Nationale
Romine din America.
fntrunirea va avea loc Ia orele
8 seara, n hala societ4tii ,Carpa.
tina" de pc West 68-a strad&, dc
sub num&rul 1903.
Functionarii sectiunsi locale 81
Ligei Rationale Romfne, asemenl
STUNT rugati : se prexsnta y dat9
ora 81 locul amintit.
Rev. TEolM R0SC u, preqedints
q. GARDULEeoU, sec{o a.
Sectiunsa Cleveland, Ohio ! Li
'eei Gationals Ronfns din an y y
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-11-19
REv0LTELE S0LDATIL0R
GERMANI DIN METZ.

PARIS, Nov. Is. - Conform sti-
I'll pc care publica ziarul lie Ma
tin" din Paris, della correspondent
tul sau din Metz, care please acolo
ca sa vada restaurarea linistei, in
Metz s'au revoltat soldatii germa-
nj deja din 10 Noemvrie 81 de atun-
ci incoace revoltele sd tin LIANT.
Francezii sunt asteptati sd fntre in
oras milne, Marti, in 19 l.c.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-11-19
PRESEDINTELE WILSON
CATRE LLOYD GEORGE.

LONDRA, Is Nov. = Prese-
dintele Wilson TRIMS Prim-lni-
nistrului Lloyd George al Angliei
felicitari pentru admirabila aran-
jare din telegrama sa in care Sc
declara gata pentru 0 pace dreap.
ia 81 Q liga a natiunilor.
Textul telegramei presedintelui
9 urmatorul:
IVA exprim sincera mea admi.
rattle pentru admirabila aranjare
81 scopdl telegramei D-tra din Il
corent care . fost reprodusa ii
Eparte de ziarele noastre. E incin
Itator 81 finn prevestiti despre I
asa comunitate scugetare 81 con
sultare pentru q ajunge Ia indie
pinirea marei sarcini ce mise
|cere
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-11-19
Spune g. revolu-
tia e n bunie.

HAGA, Is Noe pbrie, (intfrziat)
Conform celor puse de un mar
tor ocular, fostnI print de coroana
al Germaniei, ciH q trecut in O.
'landa, era acomp3tiat de trei ofite-
ri 81 zece soldati narmati pima n
dinti. Ei au trecu4 frontiera in trei
automobile militade, pc carl lie mi.
nau Gu o viteza att de mare incit
sentinelel MI ia pttut opri.
Fostul print d6Icoroana s'a pre-
zentat la comaAfhmentul militar
Gu saba incinsa ~ 4linga ell. Soferul
sau spunea ca Nh odata in viata
lui nu mfnase an{omobilul asa de
lutte ca acmn.
Fostul print Glcoroana era i'm
bracat in uniforn& verde de cam
panic, purtfnd ps biept toate deco.
rattle sale, dar pkrind foarte trist
81 abatut. Fumind tigarete 81 Gu
vecinicul aer de niindrie obraznica,
ell zis unui reprezentant al repu-
blicei Germane:
,Germania estes pierduta Totu]
este pierdut! Ast9 3 0 intreaga ne
bunie!
s. Spunea ca n 'aysa nici stire des-
pre- fratii sal, cariBfau inca in Ger
mania, 81 ca sofia Sc afla la Pots
dam, de unde credea ca consiliul
soldatilor 81 munsitorilor ii va da
voc sa piece. Mai eea ca ar fl pu-
tut trece peste frhntiera mai dc
multi, insa avnsese ! predea CONAN.
da succesorului sx
Toti au fost desg& &mati la CONAN.
dament, unde vpr etrece noaptea
ssi.is Il ss'as'l e J 'E;sss;' &C.,
privinta.