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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-19
WILMINGTON CHIEF
DEFENDS ALLIANCE
Rev. S. @. Won BosSe, President
of Body, TO Testify in Wash
ington Today
By Associated Press to Every Evening

By Associated Press to Every Evening
Washington, March 10 The German
American National Alliance. whose &C
tivitles are under investigation by a judi
ciary subcommittee Of tho Senate.
was prepared today to make q vigorous
stand in its own behalf
Many witnesses have testified in sup
port Of bill BY Senator King Of Utah
To revoke the Federal charter Of the or
ganization because Of its alleged disloyal
acts and 1T the organizations request
Rev s. g. Won Bosse Of Wilmington, Del
president, and Adolph Timm of Phila-
delphia, secretary OF the National Al
lance, were summoned TO testify
Part Of tho alliances defence already
has beon heard by the committee John
Tjarks Of Baltimore, national treasurer
testified recently that he advised members
to collect funds for tho American Red
Cross Immediately on the entrance Of
the United States into the war end to
cease collecting for the German War
Relief
Joseph Keller Of Indianapolis, Ind
has told the committee that tho organi-
zation's propaganda work so far as he
knew consisted Of combating prohibition
and that the organization was Loyal
10 the American cause.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-19
80 KILLED IN AIR
RAID ON COBLtNz
Inhabitants IN Panic OF Fear At
Coming Of Americans
Great Damage Done
nv s~-co,atc,i rrcea 70 nvery rvrnins

London. March ~ tidY persons
wrrv killed and great material damage
waa done lev bolnha dropped by Allied
nlftncn when thrv ratd0.i Gohienz ,er.
many. on March y. according to . neu-
tral travrler who arrived Muniat ai Thr
Hague, the Times pavP
The Tsoplr hclicyrd the raiders vrrr
Amcvlcaup the Traveller eala II wass
N the ncighl,orhood Of b,g nunitlon
works ~ Mulhelm north of Coblcng and
also on the Rhine1 at teu minutes past
noon. when suddenly al tho factorv
Whistles started blowing and the sirens
were sounded MANY women rushed
from the works for the haruhprr,of shel-
ters. while passing street cars we're stopped
as the crews bolted into houses -Four or
five Arplancs were visible IN the clear skv.
AMERICANS ARR COMING
Presently someone exclaimed The
are Americans ANOTHER person screamed
aloud The Americans are coming
4 Dutchman | knew rushed up TO me
and sld Didn't tell you the Americans
would come sooner or later
Il cannot say whether the machines
actually were American. but the striking
thing was the evidence TINT there has
hceu general skeptlcIsIu whether Amerl-
can aIrplancs ever would cvDme and equal
fear of them when they do
The neutral Traveller added that al
though the machines merely rs.sscd over
Muhelm ON their way to Gohlens. IT
WAS not until 4 clock that the all
clear" signal was sounded
Coblenz is the capital of the Rhine
province of Prussia. The British War
Office announced on March Il that on
that day British aylators had dropped u
ton of bombs ON factories, stations and
barracks at Cohlens
Berlin always has denied any SERIOUS
losses caused by Allied AIR raids over
German territory but if fifty were killed
at Coblenz, the British rud resulted IN
more serious losses than ever have been
reported from Germany before
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-19
FARM SURVEY.
Will Show True Situation in
Regard to Crops, Seed
and Labor.

The agricultural survey which has been
conducted by the Extension Department
of Delaware College IN cooperation WIN
the three county school superintendents
and the State Department of Education,
is now being completed and will be sum
married. by counties rs well as by the
entire Statoewithin the next few days
This survey will show the farm and
labor situation as compared with last year
and will make it possible for county agents
To provide sale and exchange LISTS ot seeds
as we'll "a of live stock.
The State summary will show the real
agricultural situation for Delaware "a to
tho crop acreage and amount ot 1--we stock
on hand in comparison with last year.
This date has been taken for the beneflt
Of the farmers and will form basis tor
useful assistance tn STATE Council Of De
fence. II Is To he regretted that through a
misunderstanding or German proIaganda,
a few farmers IN this State have re-
fused to make report 4 definite an
no,,nccmcnt of the details of this survey
will he published IN n few days.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-19
iittltiiiiti.ttit.i.itttttittitttti.
THE WAR SITUATION.

Although raiding activity is not
ms marked as during last week, the
artillery on both sides along the
western front Is unusually active.
German troops have been checked
in an attack against positions on the
sectors on the North sea by the
BeIpiana. Elsewhere there have
been only minor raids.
On the British front the artillery
bombardment has been most in
tense around ypres and in the
region Of Armcntiercs. British
nirmen have accounted for 2s more
German machines and have dropped
bambs on airdromcs. ammunition
dumps and billets.
On the French front the artillery
has been most active northeast of
Vcrdun and in the Nosges.
American artillery continues to
lombard effectively German posi-
,ions and towns on the Toui. East
Of Luneville the artiIlery-tire has
not been So violent There have
been patrol encounters on both
sectors hut no serious fighting en-
sued. Northwest Of Toui the Ger
mans have virtually abandoned
their first line in many places and
are strengthening their second line.
I'm their raid on 'ohlenr, RhenislI
Prussia, on March -. British avia-
tors dropped bombs which resulted
in fifty deaths and great damage to
property. according ta n neutral
Traveller who has arrived in Holland.
Residents of Nulheim. north of
tobienx. were convinced that the
raiders were Americans, the traveller
said.
Charging the Allied powers With
hypocrisy and declaring he does
not wish to discuss their opinions
concerning the treaty with Russia
Chancellor won HertIine has inform
cd the Neirhstag that tousland
and Ijthuania are united to Ger
many politically. economically and
militarily.
Holland has given conditional
consent to the demands made hy
the United States and Great Britain
with respect tn The use of Dutch
shipping. Holland is now awaiting
the Anglo American repIs ta It's
conditional acceptance.
Observation-Disclosures
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-19
DELAWARE LIBERAL
IN WAR STAMPS
State Outranks Penna., MaSsachu-
setts and New York in Per
Capita Sales.
- Associated Press to Every Evening

by Associated Press 10 Every Evening
Washington, March In lssouri with
: total Of s9.0l5.SS0 led the country in
The sale OF war savings stamps. according
IA the iirst detailed statement oi the cam
l,aign issued by the National War Savings
ommIttce, made public today. 1t IN
-ludes safes from the beginning OF the
drIve IN December TO the end of February
and also shows the Missouri river states,
Nebraska Missouri and Kansas. leading
N the order named in rer capita sub
symptoms
MARYLAND however, advanced TO second
place IN the per capita sales for the month
81 February alone with New Meuco,
kansas and Missouri following in the
order named
The total and per capita sales of war
savings securities from the beginning Of
Inc campaign IN December for Delaware
acre S2s7 ,3S9.32, SIP. Maine sSOS.-
2l6.7S, Sl03; New Hampshire s42q.-
}93 90. 96; Connecticut sl,09I orc %.
81 Pennsylvania s. ,006 45O.S0. so:
New York s7,907 ,764 .93, 73; Rhode
island S4lS,965.Ss. .66; Vermont s2l8,-
833.7 -. 50, Massachusetts, s213, ,6S6 66.
81: New Jersey s.. 49,. $3.50. A.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-19
DELAY SHIP SEIZURE.
Word Awaited From London
and From Netherlands
Government.

By Associated Press 70 Every Evening
Washington, March ,-Requisition
Of Dutch ships in American waters still
awaited word from London at noon today
and officials indicated that actual seizure
would not take place until The Neither
lands government had been heard from
\ reply to the American and British
lema nds WIS said 10 have been dispatched
through London, but it has not been re-
ceived here.
All departments of the government
which will take part in the seizure were
ready 10 proceed the minute word was
given \ proclamation by President VIII
son announcing the requisition and the
reasons for it was prepared and signed
yesterday ready for issuance.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-19
HANS E. SrOEHR DH.s.

By NssoaAto,t Press to Evr-s Evroine
New York, March 9 Ians y. Sto-4.t
treasurer of the Botany Housted Mills,
Of Passaic, y J which figured prominent
~ in Attorney General IeEis inquiry .ast
week INTO an elirgod German wuol-
boarding scheme. diod in .ha New FORK
hospital vcsterdag after E operation 'or
appendicitis. 10 was 81 year ot W and
was horn IN Germany.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-19
VERDUN FRONT ACTIVE.
Artillery Firing Heavy; Huns
Driven From Positions
BY Belgians.
nv Associated presa to Every Evening

Hy Associated Press 10 Every venine
Paris. March ls Heavy artillery fight
ing is in progress on the Yer,lun front
says tonight's official communication On
the Belgian from there were severe strig-
giles before the Germans wore expelled
from positions m which thoy had galned
footing Tho announcement adds
On Sunday three German airplanea
were destroyed and six others were
damaged badly bv our pilots captive
balloon was set on FIRE ~ one of our
aviators Furthermore, # has been
learned that two other German airpIanes
werc brought down on March Il and ~ :
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-19
IGNORE FORCED rFACF.

German made peace treaties
forced on Russian and Rumauia
viii not be recognized nv tho IN
tente Allied powers. the Suprr mc
War ouncil has decided AZ Sos.
sion in London. The German
policy of plumber is denounced and
the declaration Is voiced that the
Allied powers are fighting. and
mean 60 continue fighting" ~ put
an end to this aggression
Tho treaty with Russia ia rallied
political crime in the statement
iesued by the council. and Ger
many's attitude toward Russia ~
present is declared to bc tanta-
mount to annexation Germany Is
described ss destroyer n ma
tinnsl indepr ndencc and the iTrplac-
able enemy n the rights ~ mar
In pcrsisting in the fight for right
and Justice. tho statement says the
peoples of the Allied nations may
place their trust in the armies nov
facing tho Central Powers Tho
conference was attended by pre-
miers of Great Britain. France and
Italy The limited States was rep
resented by Gen Bliss and Fice-
Admiral Sims.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-19
Navy Wants Joiners.

House carpenters, cabinet makers and
loinens are urgently wanted for the avia-
tion branch Of the navy. An increase IN
tho monthly quota for the Philadelphia
district Of hospital apprentices from 70
u Is announced, Applicants will get
further details regarding both these
SERVICES at the L. s. Navy recruiting
station, Ninth and Market streets.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-19
DAYLIGHT BILL SIGNED

By Associated Press ~ Eyr-y atrni1s
Washington March i9 The daytighs
Saving bill waS signed today hy 'r,si
dent Wilson. Il puts All clock forward
an hour on the last sunday IN March
and turns them bacs again the lSt
sunday IN October
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-19
FOUR DAYS OF GRACE
FOR MEN OF NEW DRAFT

The Quartermaster Generals Of
hce has notified the exemption
boards that "a postponement of four
days viii apply 70 the order pre-
yiously issued fixing the mohiii1a-
ton Of men in Class A for March
20, which date is now moved forward
to April 1,
Anticipated heavy traffic on the
railroads due to the Faster holiday
season is supposed to be the under
lying reason for the change
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-19
ANOTHER NOTICE TO HAGUE.
Great Britain Sends Inquiry Aboui Dutch
Ship Seizure.

By Associated Press 20 Every EgUuIug
London. March 10 No confirmation
having been received through either the
British minister ~ The Hague or the
Dutch minister here Of Holland s re-
ported acceptance of the Allies terms
respecting the use Of Dutch shipping
Great Britain, it is learned has sent
a fresh notification 10 The Hague
In this It s SAID that, failing uneqlivo-
cal acceptance Of their terms, the Allies
must proceed immediately 70 reqIlSition
the vessels
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-19
HAST NTNK THROwERS

With the American Army ~
France. March IS.
Il now is permissible 10 announce
that American artillery in the Lunr
vile sector has located and blown
up battery ~ minc throwere our
of which few days ago obtained
direct hit on n dugout in Which
were number ~ American aoi-
dicrs. most ~ them of Irish descent
The battery had been caueing
great deal 0f trouble for zevcraI
days and tho Americans were DC
icrmined to put il ont ~ action.
Y was located after considerable
trouble and tho artillery coneeu-
trated high explosives on T.
patrol of - mon. half Areri
rams ard half French last night
went into the German lines from m
isolated portion ~ the gertor n
completed its mission ofrcconnais.
sancC. bringing the desired infor.
nation The patrol had short
skirmish. hut obtained M prisoners.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-19
Adopi New Rule for Convening.

For the purpose Of getting through
business at an earlier hour, the New
Astie County Levy Court, this afternoon,
voted unanimously to adjourn TO meet
next Tuesday at 1000 a M, instead of 81
u o. "a as heretofore
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-19
Claim BODY Of son.

The body Of Raymond Taylor VINO died
Ct the Delaware Hospital recently from
pneumonia, has been claimed by his
parents If near salisbury, Md Deputy
Coroner McCTeTy had charge Of the body
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-19
Grant Permission TO Lay Main.

4 pon application Of tho Wilmington
'ras Company To the New Castle County
levy Court tins morning, permission was
granted the company 10 lay gas pipe under
TIC n~1 road al Prices Corner
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-19
Injured Lieut.. Improves.

BIZ Associatod Pross % Every Evening
Fort Worth, Texas, March l9-Capt.
L. " Drake, Royal Flying Corps, who
with Cadet Ellis Watts, Of Portland, Orc,
fell here late yesterday, will recover, il is
announced today Watts was killed.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-19
Amusements Tonight

garrick VaudSe vile
NfaH~tic Huck and Tom
Queen The Turn 1s q ard.
Victoria The Warrior
F9ay house y o attraction
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-19

Our leather wears satisfactorily Star
Shoe Repairing Co. ITO Delaware avenue.
ADV
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-19
'it!ifti'lftt'EtIIftttfi.8litti.ttt

With fhr >rrrrf-ar svrrv IN -qnee
Nuch ls srnori~an er4iilrrv ~ if-
lnpi front nda- urnhardrd towr
within fhc rron. ne- Dn --eval
ocagione considerable nrrnh~r NJ ~.
shells wcrc uscI I-ho }inprr- alao drn-,rc.i
rrojrc'ilcs uu oeuoan trenches -orra
heils brave Irorpod rs no trvr
lasor and r,hore = N,riaer
Au American 'afrnl hrfv~cr Itornl~vea
wooi and l1rv voed r.twecu aicnr
prav ard Flrrs ncourirred r lnrnr
patrol rarly tosiay irr ~ t,u- ad
half he Nrneriran patrol triod z. p.,k.
Some Of ne rnrrnv prisoner hui rrfhout
result although runbrr III yhts wifi
pistols and rifles pccurrrsi -ss lhe .o-
mans retired jumping irrrn trer fo +rrr
American enipors made number "a
lucky shots toiay and Germans gerr
sren n fan
FTREs TArrEn sGarE
The american telephone wires grthln
he American lines rerr tippcd again
during the night not far frOFn gherr
the patrol encounter occurred The rnernv
artillery fired 2 number ~ gag shells ai
orr lines
Thn weather last right and today wRs
veil sJItod for aerial work and much wRs
accomplished. American anti-aIrrTaft guns
drove oft at lrast SIX enemy girriancs.
whIlr others crossed he hnes 40 snch >
heIght hat hey we're ont ~ rangr
I.ast night airpianes from tho rear ~
the American lines crossed uvry ~ tho
German zone. soon alter many rxpio-
slnns and flashes vverr heard and seen
tn ne direction of Metz
american planes discovered during
the night that the Germans are strength
ening their second line. i ,s known that
the first lInc n many places virtually has
been abandoned lt IS believed that tho
accurate American artillery fire haa
had something 20 do with his
rATRoL MEN uIT.
An American patrol composed o, troou-
name detected in tho sector east ni
I,uncviilc early today Rere 1LEnyerra
by The Germans, Nho put down 1eay
harRge, the shells stuSng among thc
party. intermittent ARTILLERY 1-r ou-
reeded on TINS front al day.
eaterJay extraordinary .rtuicry ac-
tlvity DEVELOPED IN Tho Z hemiG- Des-
DANES aectoF, where zoms rnoIs from
New England ara n framing. he
enemy began o Eas bpmbardInent sie
saturday night and continued it uu4
Yesterday 4 vigorous reply VA -ua>le
by both American and Irench bstteue
"a Inch gave The rC unsAn- about 'n4r tInc-
rs much a!s they sent over Massachusett.,
'ru0ps bore the brylnt of . portlUn - the
commandments SIX Thousand shells vero
Grcd yesterday from the sector ia Thlch
the Americans gra Stationed, s iarge
proportion # them being gas shciis.
ltation IT three more American a0i-
diers, carrying with it the Funch War
Cross, was announced at American arm
headquarters today, whilc pn he LUne
vile sector sax officers, sax -ergeantS and
two privates wero receiving fhe War
cross AZ an IMPRESSIVE ceremony !gst
back Of the lighting hne.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-19
SMlLEAGE BOOKS

are on sale at the Business Office
Of Every Evening. Buy ono or
more and send to the boys IN camp.
Your boy can see dollar or two
dollar show for five, ten, fifteen or
twenty-five cents \ on want TO send
your soldier boy to q show, Tho
Smileago Book will do it for you.
A Smileage Book OF twenty cou-
pons costs you dollar; one of 100
coupons costs vou five dollars
Send your order 10 Every Even
ing and books VII he sent direct 10
camp from this Office.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-19
.iiittttittttiiiiitt.ssstft'itsifit..i

orrnhagen. Denmark March ~
q hancellor von Hertllng, on he first
reading IN the Reichstag IF The peaee
treaty with Russia today declared hc dId
not wIsh 10 dlgclRe the opinions #
GerTnany's enemues regarding the treaty
Hypocrisy the chancellor added
has become second nature tn the enemy
whose untruthfulneSs - made worse nv
it's brutality Every attempt At calm
explanation and every real delIber8tlon
must fail when the enemy. At The very
moment they are laying heavy hand on
a neutral country dare - speak Of 2 policy
gludcd hv complete I,nseiIsbness.
he treaty with Russia contains NJ
conditions disgraccful a. Russia. # he
provinces breaking away from Russia
says it. IS ~ accordance with their own wisb
and the wlsh Is accepted bv Russia
ARE United 10 GERMANY
The lmyerisI chancellor declared our
land and Lithuania werc united % Ter
many politically. economically and niil-
taTlly. and added
tLIvonIa and Esthonla are be eastern
frontier fixed hy the treaty, hut we hope
they also will have close and friendly rela-
tions with Germany not. however. - he
exclusion nf their friendly relations with
ittiSNIA. utAfil - 4lOb UlbHtlDutf& iN iilt
treaty and we shall endeavor to see If tt il
possible to live IN stable and good uelgh-
borlv relations with the new state
"lf the ReIchstag adopts the peaCe
treaty, peace on the whole eastern front
will be restored.s as ! announced Feb. p
but among the Entente power there is
not the least inclination ia finish this
terrible var The responsibility for
bloodshed VIII he upon he heads Il hose
who wish continuation of tho blood
shed
GENITAL ALLIES Sc EPrEu
The Chancellor referred to Russia 3
proposal that All the belligerents enter
into the peace negotiations, and added
We and our allies accepted the pro
posas and sent delegates to Brest-
Iitoysk The Powers until then allied
With Russia remained aio0f
The course Of the negotiations rs known
to YOU. You remember the endless
speeches which were intended. not SO
much for the delegates there assembled.
rs FOR the public It large and which
caused the desired goal Of an understand
ing to reccde into the distance You re-
member the repeated Interruptions ne
rupture and the resumption nj the ne
gptiatIous The point bad been reached
where Yes az No had 70 bc saId. and on
March pcace Was concluded ~ Rrest-
I.itoySk On March Is il was ratified hy
= competent assembly 1t Moscuw.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-19
weather Forecast.

81 Associated Press 20 Every Evonlns
washington. March Q. weather forerAsi
for Delaware.
Fair tonight Wednesday partly ciOudy
warmer iu the interior
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-19
U.s.. GUNS BLOW Up
HUN MINE HURLERS..
BOMBARD TOWNS
Troublesome Battery m Lunevilie
Sector Put Out of Business:
Patrols in Fight.
YANKEE PLANES ACTIVE

by Aascria's-1 rrres 70 gv,rv Evrn'rr
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-19
NO DISGRACE IN
HUN PEACE, He SAYS
Won Hertling Declares Provinces
Wanted Separation From Russia
and She Consented.

Nv aaeoriated Prose- - ivory Evening
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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LANCASTER PHARMACY
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J. II. WYLIE COMPANY
KERSHAW.
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carry Arr.OIL MILL
the slightest ideq ma was there.
took off my shoes and crept softly
and slowly to the cellar steps aus then
stei, by step, placing my weight Gown
srsduall,T zen. 49,"
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LEONZO
Comedy Juggler. In comedy
creation entitled The Juggling
Butcher" Fourteen minutes of Jap
anese top spinning, plate manipulate
ing, novelty juggling and balancing.
Charlevoix county herald., 1918-09-13
UP AND ABOUT AGAIN.

81 was sick in bed with kidney trou-
ble," writes C. F. Reynolds, Elmira, N.
Y. al commenced taking Foley Kid
ney Pills and in few days was out OF
bed. Keeping up the treatment, | was
able to go to work. Since then | have
had no more backaches." Foley Kid
ney Pills stop sleep-disturbing bladder
ailments. -Hite's Drug Store.