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Observation-Disclosures

t'nc year ago to-day Emperor Nirholaa
atdleated rs slitpctat of Russia aml YES
ier'lav the MI Russian Congress of
9avieta h7 ~ overwhelming votn agreed
- tterm4n peace torne
t,efuan miiitari@tu f4kcs trum thc
present Russian government thousands
6 aqlafe fnles If land and millions ~
inhabitants contained IN tho fnrnrr i'm
reflal territories If FINLAND Poland
aufland. lithtnnia. fsthnna. tirnnia
aud tho ! krainc ~ Europe and Batoitn
kara aud lriyan n tie Caucasus The
Russian arms nua' Ieuohilisr the Russian
tieei ~ informed ard favorable trade
agreements ave - ho gwen Germany and
her alles
announcement # Wired policy toward
Riissla aud ~ iananesc Intentions IN
eaetrtn Shnra probably will follow
,fieRtF the uevs fhat tho i,enlnr govern
nfent affer four months II rtilo. ha7 sur
rendered completely "a he demands of
Clernaer afl opened ~ he vast t.Iro
tsan and s-iafle territories to German
eeanarnr@ anl military penetration
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INDItT 35 /. W. VS..
Federal Jury at Wichita Finds True Bill
Against Alleged Members.

BY Associated Press 70 Every Evening
Wichita, kas. March 10 Federal
indictments were returned here tosay
against 81 alleged members of the Indus
Trial Workers Of the World.
With only one exception the indicted
men are now under arrest and some have
been informed for the duration of the war.
The indictments charged disloyalty,
insubordination and interfering with the
production of oil and other products neccs-
sary to the prosecution Of the war.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-15
DUTCH SHIPS FOR FOOD.
viii Aid in Removing Danger Of Shortage
TO Allies: Crews 10 Remain.

~ Associatcd Press 10 EVory fvrning
Washington March I5.--The million
tons Of Dutch shipping about to be
taken over 10y the United States and
Great Britain by requisition if The
Netherlands government voluntarily does
not agree TO turn them over viii be used
chiefly, officials say today, for the trans
portation Of loodstuffs. Their use is 10
20 far towards removing the danger Of
serious food shortage III the Allied
countries
The ships will be pooled hy the Allied
governments IN the common cauSe- The
Dutch crews are expected tp remain with
fheln
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-15
UKRAINE AND RUSSIA
CONFER ON PEACE
Begin Negotiations at Kiev; Rada
to Ratify Central Powers
Treaty Soon.
ny Associated Press % Evory Evening

Hy Associated Press ~ Every Evening
amsterdam. Holland. March l3
the opening III peace negotiations ~
kiev between Russia and the I kraIne y
reported IN 3 Vienna dispatch fo the
Nosssche Icitung Of Berlin
Tn kralnlau Rada The dispatch SAYS
viii meet soon - ratliy ihn peace treaty
with the Central Powers
The government set lp IN krmne alter
It's declaration # independence from
RUSSIA Nas opposed az bourgeois IS he
Bolshe1kl q ho sent troops tp support
a BolsheyIk movement ln kra4pa
number Of battles were fought snd kins
vas captured by the Bol-tesla. b"
terms imposed by the Central Power. u
ne peace treaty with Russia aud the
advance Of Teutouic troops into krunr.
however compelled the Bol-besIh -
glvr up their campaign
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ITALIAN AIRMEN BOMB HUNS
ON PIAVE; DROP ONE PLANE
by Associated Press to Every ,zyenIns

by Associated Press Ia Every nvening
Rome, Italy. March Il Raiding opcr-
ations in front between Stclvio and the
Pinvc are reported IN the War Office
statement today. On the Piaye the aerial
activity was intense over the fighting line
and over the immediate rear lines
Seaplancs of the Royal Navy dropped
bombs on enemy stores and the aviation
grounds of the enemy were bombed hy our
airships One enemy airplAne was brought
down
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WILL SURVEY DELAWARE
CANALS FOR COAL ROUTE
y Associated Press TO Every Evening

Ry Associated Press to Every Evening
Philadelphia March Il Surveys to
obtain the maximum use of the canals
linking Philadelphia with the anthracite
mining regions for bringing coal and
freight 10 this city will be conducted by
tlc Inland " Waterways Committee George
II Lehman. chief engineer of the Lake
Enc and Ohio canal. has been conmis-
siored to make survey of the Schvulkill.
LchIgh and Delaware and Raritan canals
The use Of these canals Is the means by
v hich the Railroad Administration at
" ashlngton intends TO relieve rail con
gestloD III this vicinity and at the same
time avert coal famine, according TO MIR
Lehman
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HUNS RAGE AT SEIZURE.
Newspapers Demand Drastic Counter
Measures if Holland Gives Way

By Associated Press to Every Evening
London. March Is The notice served
on Holland by Great Britain and the
United States regarding the taking over
Of Dutch ships in Allied ports has thrown
the German press INTO a towering rage,
the Copenhagen correspondent Of the
Exchange 7 Telegraph Go.
The newspapers demand that Germany
take the most drastic counter-measures
If Holland gives way to the Allies
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AUSTRIAN X. r.. MEN STRIKE.

By Associated Press 10 Every Evening
Copenhagen, Denmark March Is
The men in the workshops OF the Austrian
railways have struck and refused TO obey
the orders Of the military to return to
work. the Berlin I,okal Anzeiger states.
The strike, it is added, is spreading 70
othcr factories
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3 DIE IN FLOOD.
Train Plunges Into Wash-Out and Bures
Grew in New York
, Associated Press % Every Evening

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
Corning. n. 81. March Is A drop
in temperature caused the food waters
in the Coshocton Iioga, Chemung and
Canistco valleys To rcccdr today almost
as rapidly as they spread out during the
heavy rainfall Yesterday.
The only deaths attributable to the
storm and high water, occurred on the
PENNSYLVANIA at Monihan crossing, twelve
miles south Of Mount Morris. where
three trainmen lost their lives when a
freight train plunged into washout and
landslide
The bodies Of the three men With the
engine and portions Of wrecked cars have
disappeared into a bed Of quicksand Mt
the bottom Of the washout which at
one place is 80 feet deep.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-15
ADVERTISING IS THE POWER
OF AN IDEA MULTIPLIED

Other powers lose by expansion
Steam is power only when c0ndned
Electricity radiatcd and diifused be
comes nothing Sound dies with dis
tance Great suns pale into invisible
stars and the power OF light itself
is lost in infinite space. But the
strange power Of advertising in
creases by expansion. Diffusion is
its life 1t grows by what il imparts.
The advertised idea, to become a
power, must hc genuine, vital and
related to the function Of n mcri-
torious business; and the means Of
its furtherance must be well chosen.
Every Evening II 400 Daily in
tho Homes That's the answer IN
Wilmington
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PITTSBURG FLOOD ENDING
Ohio Registers % Feet: Two
Foot Rise Expected
Today.
nv Associated Press to Every Evening

Nv Associated Press Ia Every Evening
rittsburg, Pa, March II The Ohio
river passed the flood stage herr Foon after
midnight and at q O'Clock this morning
registered u feet The Weather Bureau
predicted an additional two feet hY noon,
when the crest of the flood was expected
Ia reach here
Reports from stations M tho Nonon-
gahea and Allegheny rivers showed the
streams were falling and that the flood
would be short lived
comparatively little damage WAS done
in and around pittsburg. tho most impor-
tant heife loss sustained through the en-
forced suspension of many coal mines
along the Monongahcla river
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-15
HINDENBURG MIFFED.
Great Offensive to Go On Since
Allies Scorn Peace,
He Says.
~ A.snclated rrese 10 E.crr Ereninr

Amsterdam Holland, March 10
Field Marshal Won Hindenburg had
stated il an interview that the Entente
had shown an unresponsIvc attitude to-
ward Germany $ peace intentions and that
the great German offensive must go on,
according TO news received here.
In well-informed neutral quarters re-
Gently The Associated Press correspon-
dent was told the Germans were prepared
"a lose 100000 men In an offensive
oDeration
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SCOUTS. ATTENTION.

Members Of the Boy Scouts Of America
are requested to report at Scout head
quarters tomorrow morning at O'Clock
The scouts are needed for Red Cross work
Those who report for the service viii bc
gwen Good Turn links
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-15
HUNS ADMIT DEFEATS.
French Gain Footing On Crown Prince :
Front, Says Berlin Dispatch.

By Associated Pve-s to Every Evening
Berlin, March H. strong French
dctachmcnts gained a footing vpsttrlA.
uest Of the Nauroy road on the German
Crown Princes front hampaguc DIS
rrlctJ. SAYS today irny Headquarters
announcement
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-15
RAID DAMAGES COBLENZ.
British Air Bombs Fired Two Munitions
Plants says German Reports
ontinued on pss

ky Associated Pres, g. INcrl f,oalnp
London March II MONDAYS air
= ou Coblcnz caused ycr, heavy
damage III that city. according to German
9, port saws the Exchange Telegraph
correspondent 81 Amst. rian
Two mIniiion factories wcrc reported
irn.pg H. states and y.tSt quantities OF
pi,-itt. were continually golng of
tl.ruc the efforts 81 the frcmcn to
,.fjnul~s the flames uuavailing
~ B. other hand Reuter-, Amsterdam
spondent quotes the Cologne Gazette
a saving that the hostile alrIneu who
rasl.a tlr town 10 ablcnz 81 noon On
IL midas litppud about ton bombs which
.-ed erIv slight material damage
l 81 winch Wa> military Two women
"en euei and twenty persons injured,
fHe uCwspaper stated
lhs rud - Cublen1 WIS bv British
atnf- Alltle oblectfycs were rcpotcd
lt tWa tr and 4 very barge explosion
bong ul~ed
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26 MISSING IN SEA CRASH.
British Naval Vessel Collides With
Steamer off Kingston.
Ireiand'
ny AssoeIaled 60 % - EvenIng

London. March - Iweniy-slx per
eone arc nissing IN consequence of col
lision between. a naval vessel and the
British steamship baltimore Survivors
have been landed at Kingvtown. ireland.
by dcstrovers
The Baltimore. vessel of 5G1 TONS
gross owned in Dubiins was bound from
IInlvhead Walcs across st f,rurgo'
{ hannel for Dublin There were 80
passengers on board
Tho cnIlialou occurred IN mid lhnnnel.
The Baltimore badly damaged. was
fowcd to Dublin
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-15
SoyIETS MEET HUN PEACE.

Petrofrad. March ~ The AL
Russian congress- of Soyicts. meet
ing at Moscow today. ny a vote Of
a53 to 10. decided 10 rafify The
peace treaty with the Central Pow
era.
NJ. Ryazonov. prominent Tlnl-
sfevik fheofist. and representa-
tiyes of all the professional unions.
resigned from the HnIshevik party
after the vote.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-15

Bobby, for once, expressed great in
terest il the sermon Fancy flying ma
chmes being mentioned in the Biblep' he
said
But are they"
Why didn't the vicar say Esau sold
his heirship 10 his brother Jacob? STRAY
Stories.
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Every Evenings classified advertise
ments bring results Proved to the sa it's
faction Of many and will be to you.-Adv
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Amusement. Tnnl.hL

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Majestic Fiar p Sal
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Atrturia Shirley ka
~ANus Itr = ask.r
PIAt uu.sa Genera iust.
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bu ~
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rut nn fare 1nf hraf
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professor ~ nlur7hiB Z ri,oraift
rut on lrp and hodt
harlr~ Dc Forrest Ncw art
rut about hrad ard flec
lsadorr Riernhcrrer Nrv ~
l1ccratrd -~alp and are
irrhihpld -tnnrar Nonfresl
Rrada cut thnut farc
Alicr Manning Nrw nrt ,nt
or left arm ard horiy
Walter roft '2f anlp awenur
!.raddork ~ cut on heaa
" " ~t"irurty novrv s
fractured rlavirIc sad shraaiona
lewis lfeFchh~rper Ford itr
/. "a slight cuts
Hugh ~nlcs Turtle re.k ~
slipht cuts
Israel I.rhrnherqer Youngstown
Ohio. slight ruts about fas.
homas ~hons Nrw inrk cuts
on hath arms
harles Palmer Norgantawn
" Va cuts On both logs
E. W FnFst Dunrsnsviile "a
, Leon oheu, - lauiz. and f.enrVr
X Wright last Liberty. Pitt=hurg.
cut about the head
u. H Rovicy. ttt snithdrid
( street. PittshuFg. hand injured
: " w. F0rker. 500 West Front
( street. oil ity. hand and foot hurt
H VI Wilson. lt32 Heberton
, street. Pitt-burE bruised.
he above three have icfi ne
hospital.
SLIGHTLY INJURED
IN addition. A. kapi0n 20
Riverside Drive. New i0rk
Richardson. Pullman porter. -
Last lfkth street New nrk q R
Kemp. Pullman porter 81 West
i39th street. New York. ana Mrs.
Mary PikuiskY HermOnie. Pa.
are - the hospital wiih minor in-
iuries.
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Right way shoe mending star Shoe
Repairing Co, 10 Delaware Ave Adv
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MOSCOW AFTER 200 YEARS
AGAIN CAPITAL OF RUSSIA

Moscow Russia March l4 Moscow
again has hrcorne The ofcisi capital nf
Russo II was Peter ihr Great who
unyel tie seal af government from
Moscow - Peirngrad his name e'fv
winch hr founded. md after 2n0 ears
tho government has hceu transferred bv
lis present head N4koa, Irnlne. hack
t. the historic capital ~ the heart of
RUSSIA
Leunr and virtually AT ihe govern
mental commissioners excerpt saon Frot-
sky arrived here tonight and officially
opened the various ministries today
preparatory - the session nf tho All
Russian angresa On March "a Many
of the buildings IN the ancient kremlin
thp lending hotaIs md other bindings
we're reqnaillannd 70 Accommodate the
government oflcials
The subordinate employees have hean
IN process 0f transfer for weeks rs have
tlt govrrulneut archives but totlaY the
first anniperaArv of the Russian rrvniu-
ton, mark the actual transfer Of tho npw
government and Is being celebrated u
national holiday
TR0TYKY HFsDs COUNCIL.
Some af he bureaus and many of The
archives have been placed at MINI
IN Moscow whore they will remain IN
definitely. unless the German INVASION
should render q further retroat necessary
5rotxkv remained ~ the head ol the
Council Of Commissioners for the petro-
gr,,d Commune winch has organized it.
own ministries of thc army. IA. >, finance
sud supplies
The delceatcs r. the congress are a5-
riying by every train O( the one thou-
sand expect ted. tm nov ar, here The
indication .ue 3hat Lcnlnu rrt.tin- "a firm
grasp upon le situation and that the
congress viii vote to .tatIty the peace.
The members Of all parties and factions.
however. are declaring freely that the
peace Viii necessarily bc only temporary,
afiordIng respite for the dctuobilza-
ton ei the remaining fragment of the
old army aud the organization OF a 80
GltllsiIg army
The Bolsheyik government IS conceded
hy observers here to have demonstrated
It's power by moving 10 Moscow, = step
contemplated by kerensky nhen he
WIS premier but never attempted by hn,
The Petrograd Telegraph Agency and
;dl the other strictly national bureaus
accompanied the government here.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-15
SATURDAY.
No wheat bread for supper.

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WOMEN ARE VICTIMS
OF CRASH IN DARK
Pullmans Arc Jammci n Nafrae
Pass Making Rescue ~ ~
iurcd Difficult
SOLDIERS LEND AIp
ConduC'or Has Both fere Hrrgsr
Inquest ~ Lancaqtrr FvDrst
a'c7 = = = Compau,
HLup

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Va
Mis- Nrra Ravrnaera0 ITta
bu 2 81,
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SOV|ETS MEET HUN
PEACE TERMS YEAR
AFTER CARS FALL
Thousands of Square Miles of Rus
sian Territory Lost and Fleet
Interned.
MOSCOW NOW CAPITAL

ny Associated rress to Every rvonina
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The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1918-08-23

Kitchen is compact and convenient
and that is all kitchen need be.
Upstairs are three large bedrooms
sewing room, bath, and numerous com.
modiOus closets. These closets s1
cOmmodiOus with respect to floor ares
but cramped for height. They occupy
the low space under the roof. but dc
not continue to the point where the
rafters join the plate.
The only foot of waste space In the
house is in the upstairs hall and that
unused space is limited In area.
Unused Space Costly.
In many homes a considerable per
eentage of the enclosed space Is of no
practical value, but the cost of such
space is just as great as though 1t
were available for manifold uses.
In home planning and home building
and the idea of building a home or
the desire to plan one Is dormant or
active in every normal person-the
chief trouble arises from endeavOr Il
associate ideas that are incompatible.
Many home builders seek to use the
feature ideas Of many houses and that
Is utterly impossible for the ideas are
dissimilar and cannot be put together
without disregarding cost or sacrlfe
ing appearance.
In building a home the thought
should be borne in mind that every
cubic foot of enclosed space repre-
sents fraction of the cost. In actual
practice the cost ranges from Is to 80
cents per cubic foot. If, due to care
less or impractical arrangement, the
space Is not disable 1t represents a
dead loss, and that fact will become
painfully evident to the owner IL ever
the house is placed ON the market.
These practical Ideas of value
should be kept in mind when examln.
ing a plan with view to its adoption.
or in making up tentative plans from
which the final design Is to be made.
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1918-08-23

contamlnate a refrigerator In few
days.
All utensils with which milk comes
in contact should be rinsed, washed
and scalded every time they are used.
When a baby is bottle-fed, every
time the feeding bottle and nipple are
used they should be rinsed in luke
warm water, washed In hot water to
which a small amount Of washing
soda has been added, and then scalded.
Never use a rubber tube between bot
tie and nipple, or bottle with cor
ners.
If a case of typhoid fever. scarlet
fever, dIphtheria or other contagious
disease breaks out on the family, do
not return any bottles to the milkman
except with the knowledge Of the at
tending physician and under condi.
lions prescribed by him.
While efficient pasteurlzatlon de-
stroys germs and affords safeguard
against certain dangers, 1t should not
be regarded as an insurance against
future contamination of milk, and the
foregoing suggestions should be OBJ
served in the case Of pastuerlzed milk
as well as with ordinary milk. Do not
keep milk over "a hours, even IL 1t
seems to be sweet. as milk may be-
come unfit for human food before 1t
sours.
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1918-08-23
Bread and MIX.

What sunburned child, when hours
of play have made him tired and hum
CRY, does not delight In a bowl Of
bread and milki What student, whose
brain is weary from long hours OF con-
slant Study. does not desire a lunch
of bread and milk? The overburdened
housewife, tired from her daily tasks,
can quickly regain her strength By
eating bread and milk. The man who
labors with his hands. who works
from early morn till night. can find
no better food for his tired body than
supper Of bread and milk. After
hours OF mental strain In a downtown
once, the man of business may renew
his strength and vitality by a single
meal OF bread and milk. all who are
weary and over-burdened with work
or worry may find life and strength
and pleasure In good old.fashIoned
bowl Of bread and milk.
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1918-08-23

Old Caesar thought he knew some
thing about the tented field, having
followed his master as body-seryant
through the war between the states,
but Camp jackson was a revelation to
him.
yer mean. Maus' Jeems," he cross
examined his young massa. "dat desc
young gem'n can't drink nOth.n' strong.
er'n spring waterf"
That's all"
aAnd no frollekin' wild de galsf"
sNone whatever"
san no swearin' 1t de mulesf
Against regulations"
"Lor'. Maus Jeems. disher AMT no
camp. Disher's camp-meetin' r.
The Columbia State.
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1918-08-23

and well appointed interior arrange
ment.
1t is entirely practical and should
be the chief ambition of every build
er to combine In every structure these
two elements Of real value and de-
STABILITY.
Practical Features Combined.
In the home here illustrated many
practical features are combined. The
rooms are large. conveniently arranged
and well lighted. The exterior Is at
tractive.
This home may not suit you In every
particular, but then you are reading
plans to get ideas and you get one. or
part of one, from every plan you
examine and one day you viii find all
of your ideas combined in Just the way
you want them combined. and that will
be your house.
All worthy ideals are worth striving
for and your ideal Of home certainly
Is worth the effort 1t will cost you to
secure or produce 1t.
Why not take this design and ex-
anime 1t In the light Of modern ideas
and compare and contrast 1t with your
ideals.
There are the steps leading to the
porch with q convenient railing on
which the young folks may roost dur
ing their twilight chatters. II left I'M
inciosed the porch Is wide enough for
all practical purposes. II lncIosed an
additional two feet in width. for which
arrangements possibly could be made,
would increase its use value.
Entering we and large living room.
one Of the FIRST essentials OF present
day houses. This measures up 20 the
current standard The staircase Is
conveniently arranged and economical
beth with respect to cost and space oc-
cupIed.
The projection IN the wall. forming
the outer end Of the dining room. Is
glazed ard If this Is given 3 southern
exposure II viii prove excellent for
ferns and Towering plants.
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1918-08-23

The prospective homebullder should
bear in mind that It is his home that
is to be planned and built. He and
the members of his family will be the
first to occupy it and 1t may be hand
ed down to his children to the fourth
and fifth generation.
On the other hand a change In EN-
ployment or circumstances may make
1t advisable to sell.
So, when building or looking over
plans keep those two thoughts in mind,
for they are the factors by which the
worth Of your investment is governed.
"What a beautiful homer exclaims
the passerby. A nelghbor confirms
that thought but adds that the interior
Is poorly arranged; that the resources
Of owner and architect seemingly were
exhausted when the exterior was
planned.
Further down the street Is a house
with a dreary and uninvlting exterior
appearance which has a convenient