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WW A BATTLE
Commander,. Eladoo Fpr-
dez ana in
Men, are mhcu
CARS fiRE flCRDSSVILLA HAS A
STRONG FORGE
LAST OK SOPTIIERX PACIFIC
EQUIPMENT AltltlVKS
Flist Cars Drought Horo Trtst
XtKlit Everything; to ho In Read
iness for Wednesday Service
Planned Rcttor Equipment.
Inl) a III;; Ono
RFn mm. n
"
. inwricans Wounded But
KP'rt ?s None are
seriously hif"
A SAID TO BE HURT
LliTlmt He Mis Wounded l
hr In Ut l-'tal't Willi Car-
Lnu Tmmiw and N Xmv
In Hiding
....A.IAA
,W
IriHl'IT AHAXIM)XKI
win: roiui: divide
L ImcUM TffM lo foo. liar TIum!
SAX ANTONIO, TcxiiB,
Wirth 31. riirsilli wiib
LndoDCd only vlion the dl-
iilan of the retreating forces
into imaH bodies mjido it
luroilblo. ItoiM ri'iorts that
captured two mnciiinu
trnt, a consinerniiia iniiiiuui
! hones, saddles mid rlfloa.
Bit's probablo Villa will on-
taw to rcnssomblo IiIh
Iforcei sonicwhero along tliu
hdalers of Santn Maria
hirer.
From Portland to Mnrflhflold bv
jrnll Ih no longer a possibility, It's
jnn nrtunllty. Ono locoiuotlvo, rt
fiwiMcli niiit it liniri'ilirr) pur nrHvn.l ft.
tlio city over tho lino at hovoii IiihI
ovonlng, having been transferred
neroBB tlio Umpqun river at Reeds
port via n barge. At tlio bead of
North Inlet stands n locomotive, four
box cars, three coaches and n bag
gago car on tlio Biding, all Rnfely
acrosH anil waiting to bo brought
into Marflhfield.
The couch ps are lioniowhat larger
than the Jriioa In use now on the
local railroad niul much belter
tjqulppcd. The locomotlveB are of
tlio name bIzo nn the two englncB til-
J ready hero.
Plmitif.l1 ltfMit lt?fiiitiiiin.ifi
Snpt. W. F. Miller said thla morn-
lug that tho Sonthorn Pacific planned
to bring. lover Htandanl coaches, 7r
, foot In length, with Hteam heating
equipment, but when the earn were
brought down to tho Unipqua for
'transferring It wan round that the
. Jtarficj there was only 70 foot In
length nml tho big earn went baric
to Eugene again.
Has Recruited His Force to
Large Number During Flight
Before Pursuers
AIRSHIPS USEFUL
& Consolidation of Times, Const Mill
anil Coos Hny Advertiser.
No. 213
ARMY
HAS COMPLETE AVIATIOX
CIIAIX IX MEXICO
s
I
VICTORY
t,f iwliltj rrrii lo Ccx l!r Tlr.iM.l
IN' ANTONIO Texas, March 31.
i'l force, estimated at GOO, waH
Itrtljr defeated at Onorroro March
if Colonel Dodd, according to n
M from (ion. Pershing to Gen.
titon, sent from San Oeronlino
Ich.
Thirty Mexicans Killed
ITte Villa loss Is placed at .10 killed
I the American loss at I woundod.
pom tlio Villa wounded -wan an
per named Lopez, who Pershing
plM might bo Pablo Lopoz, who
I the band that nnirdorod 17 Amor-
li at Santa Ysabel. Goneral
!m Fernandez was among tho
fi dead. Nono of tho Amorlcans
Ire wounded seriously.
Villa Nut Pie-cut
iVllla ai not present at tho fight.
InMni said that wns rogurded na
wtnatlon of tho report that Villa
i uttering from n broken leg had
a received. Ills oxact whorcahouts
i tot learned.
Make Famous itttlo
Iwrned the proBcnco thoro of Villa
p.coierlnK55 mllos In 7 hours.
t G o'clock, bat ill.I lint In
Si."",her U was ,l"-l''B or
litis
Wus n SurpiKo
a ronmlMn BMr...-Ur. . n.
" '"M. Which lin.l ...,..o.l i...
l!tbrtlon Of thn vm.. . i.
im... .. . "v.-., w.u, uip
- garrison tlia day before !
FIRE FROM EWIGNE
hoxkkv at coxditox camp
dama(ji:h iiopkman homi:
SOM
loll u lllg Ono
Tho transfer of tho cara yaa a big
Job. A npur was run from tho main
?!'traclc on the othor nldo of tha river
i to tho water's edge. Tho cars woro
..Bhuntod down this and brought 'Hctlng,
.across ono at a tlmo. Ono of tho I
engine tonilnni dropped off into the
mud, but a big era no was linniodlnto
ly brought Into play and picked the
"subiunrluo" from tlio depths, iut-
I'ting it back onto the rails agnln.
Tho work was accomplished under
the direction of Kuglncor Ilroughtou
and V. Q. Iliudmarsh, division on-
'gluoer.
As fast as possible everything Is
being put Into rondiucss for the
oponlug of actual through uorvicc by
Ttoxt Wednosday whon tho first train
will leave for Uocdsport arriving
back horo at U:30 p. in. on Its way
to Powers.
Report Says Bandit Soundly
Whipped the Carranza Gar
rison at Guerrero, Mexico
now occupTesthe PLACE
lias lb-en Active Klnco Chase to
Catch Him Stalled llul Itcpiills
as lo Ills Whcicnhnuts Aio
Said to bo Ciiufllrllug
lilt AhocUIM rnit tu ti i!, Ttmn.1
Kli PASO, Mar. III. Villa Iihb
recrulled bis fores to formldablo
numbera In his flight boforo tho
pursuing columns of American cav
alry, II is reported, and If coinered,
will be In a position to give stout
resistance.
OrrupliN (iiu'vicm
Advlccj received today by Mexican
officials stated that Villa soundly
whipped tho Carraira garrison at
Guerrero.
Villa, according to Information
obtnlii"d by Mexican CoiibiiI Garcia,
still occupied Gueireio. Reports of
his whereabouts, however, aro con-
E
TIIOOPS AT (U'HIMtKKO NL'.MIIICIt-
ixr: Tiim:i: iiL'xnitiM) iti:voir
Aeidplnues Carry MeKsages and Mall
and Small CaVgoes of (emer
gency Supplies
tllr AooclttrJ rr.ii to Com l) Timet.
FII3M) 11HADQUAUTMUS, Amor-
lean Punitive Expedition Column,
Colonla Dublan, (Motor to Colum
bus.) March :il. A complete chain
of aviation relays from the Ameri
can border to tho front whore tho
American columns arp close to
Villa's trail ha3 been established.
The main baso Is ti( field hcad
iiuarters. TIiq advnijtago of re
lays enables the planes to travel
with fairly light loads from one sta
tion to tho next. At present the
machines perform' nn important
messenger sorvlce and' enrry maljs
and emergen y Riippllek
Seudluu; Out SiipplliN
Troops, munitions and supplies,
Intended for use either In a final
iiilck dash for Villa, or for a long
ehnae, aro constantly moving out of
tho headquarters camp. 'When these
movements nre on foot, alt other
military work gives way.
('teat Machine I'ormed
Offlcora refuse to talk of tho
chance of overtaking Villa, but vis
ible evidence is overwhelming that
the expeditionary forcj 'Is piling up
a formldablo machine for trapping
l htm somewhere south of this base.
Among tlio known elements of
this movomqut 13 a body of picked
men, equipped to travel, with nil
neccpsaay supplies for an ludeflnlto
time.
IXcccils Sherman's l.lno
The line of communications main
tained hy Sherman In his march to
the sea has been exceeded already
In the line stretched by tho Amer
ican troops southward Into Mexico.
This Hue exceeds 300 miles In
length.
Sherman finally cut looso from
his lino and that Is precisely what
BIG JAP LB
. t
S
The Chiyo Maru From San
Francisco in Trouble Near
Hong Kong
PASSENGERS SAFE
Tugs and Launches Taking
Them Off Vessel Reports
From Shanghai State
WERE 299 ABOARD BOAT
.Most of tho Passengers Were Prom
Culled Slates and Manila Vos.
sol Sailed I'Yoiu San PianrNco
fv the Orient on March ti
HE IS A SPY
VOl'XG GKUMAX WHO 1IUI,I I'P
VKSSMh TALKS
right Villa Had There Said to Have ,,ors,llllK H proparod to do, If nee
iieen in loiiiieruiiii v mi '.. ., ,i. ni ,ii. f,.,
vroi.,, , ,.j,i iiiv .,! i.i.oti u.iv.
('aiTlhou Trouble
Jlly Amurltlttl I'rria In Coot 117 TIism,
WASHINGTON, 1). C, .March III.
Tho Stato Department today got
an unofficial report that tlio Vlllu
fight nt Guerrero, In which ho is
reported to have klllod 172 men of
the Carranza garrison, had to do
with a rovolt In tlio gnirlson, in
which somu .100 men revolted. Some
of them are reported to have Joined
VI la.
Timely Discovery Prevents a Had
lllao City May Pace Claim
J'or Damages
Spnrks from n donkey onglno in
Wonel Dodd led the Seventh and rho McDonald and Coudron camp tu
pa caslry la a smashing rldo 'West Marahfleld aro alleged to have
aiae north toward Guerrero whon sot firo to tho roof of C. S. Iloffman'a
KKPOItT TO (JAItCIA
.'Mexican
Official at i:i Paso
Xotvs of Hattlo
Gets
(11 Auotlal l'rfM Id Coo Utf Tliura.
Villa Is ready.
OTIIKIIK IX TDK PLO.T
II.VVK HKKX AHUKSTKD
I II 7 AiuicltlfJ I'rru tr co Mr Tlmn.
WASHINGTON, 1). C. Mar.
.11. Department of Justice
officlnlH announced today
that two alleged conspirators
with Captain Tausclior In
the plot to blow up thoWoll
and canal woro under arrest
In New York; thut a third
was under survoillanco In
Now KnglBiul, and that they
expected to urrest a fourth
shortly.
!
SAM Kl ON MAItCH 1!
KltOM SAX PHAXCISCO
III, AmotUIwI I'rtM to Cm, Pit Time.
PAN 1MUNCISCO, March
III. Tho Chlyo Maru gnllod
from here March '2. Slio Is
ono of tho Toyo Klsen Knls
ha fleet. She registers lil,
i:t1 gross tons.
I
nr AiocUlii rrM lu Coo Ilaj Tlmft.J
SHANGHAI, March III. Tlio
trans-Paclflc liner Shlyo Maru
grounded lu a fog this morning on
Lenin Islands south of Hong Kong.
Tug boats and launches aro taking
off her 200 pas3engers from San
Francisco and Manila.
Cargo Valuablo
Word lecelved hero said the Chl
yos' passengers would bo lauded at
Hong Kong. Sho carried $2,000,
000 in gold. Tho vuluo of tlio rest
of tho cargo approncho3 another
$2,000,000.
TO
REVOLTED
CHIXICSi: KOMHKIIS IIAVK DR-
ciaitKD yiiKiu ixdi:pi:xi)i:xch
In Ono ProvliKO They llavo llroUcn
Axvay lom the Central Govern
ment In Itcpoit
III; A.io-I.IM rr to Cunt lit; Tlmra.l
SHANGHAI, Murch 31. Tlio
troops at Hwatow and Chao Chow Kit,
In tho province of Kwang Tung, de
clared their Imlopeudouco of tho
coutral govorumont on March 29.
: EVIDENCE IS WOT III
d.omo at Thirteenth and Central ycH.JWr0J!( Umt , nUor rctovt,d word
VAt PASO, Texas, March 31. "
Mexican Consul Gurcla announced
I today that ho lies been Informed by
uenerai unrnu, l'uiiiiihiiiui:i ui
terday afternoon. Several "holes woro
STEAMER HELPLESS
&neral Pershing said ho arrived f buruod tlirough tho roof but timely
discovery resulted In oxtlugiilslilug
'tho blazo boforo any serious damage
vas dono.
Mr. Hoffman chargos that thoro Is
no spark nrrostor on tho donkey
I'liglno and that In addition to tho
diuungo to lila homo Bpar's havo dam-
ri.rn.l r,miul.1iiili1k ntnllllllfv nl lllfl
'ter action began, tlio Moxl-lidaco nnd also endangored hla gar
. ere breaking for cover nml riiLro.
l to disappear along -tho Mm- Suo City
1 1 Ib(a ii, . .
- mo mountains.
IU6 Itlmnl.... im.i x
'"ten miles a munii,.. ni. it..
at aurrorn ...; " hMl rrl
iu..,.,,,...:.-"-"""""'ou '
n ., rtluencans.
,a I'eeliig bainiiia i. ,.,.,...,
ktal Carra,n "7 " '"" . "u",,lu
b.. eLe"'Beld for execution.
v-i cre rp onott.i ,
" j uio Amorlcans.
F,,IST 1IM)od SP
il.l.KI)
" r'e to Mo(,ul officials
' l'l Paso
sai-'
!... """ PXaS. Mnrl. 1, m..
"""lean ,,., "" in"
"WwinS ,,,,0,wrjr forco to
i"foi!!?0fKrailclac Villa
llntii " "8 ,,r8t battl?
I,... : ,lr8t blood lns I... ,..T
""Pihjil,-- v "' "'"uncus
lhtt.n",n,edtSa Ooon.
... . ,a Guerrero ,iict,i .
""Whirl , Mex,can rPrH ra-
pXimiomTIsoox
tXM-
u UDec,.? . lme ,ast on business.
A'U io ,clllr homo about
Mr. Hoffman said this morning
that ho might ontor claim against
tha city na woll aa McDonald nnd
-Condron for damage. Ho took tho
matter up with Mayor Copula today
land tho lajtor promised thut tho
.tlangor would bo reduced or eliminat
ed. Ho sayB that ho will also ontor
wdalm for dainago to tho plnnk street
In front of his property.
Danger From ISrusli
West Marahflold rfisldonts also
claim that unless tho Coos Ray Water
company, owners of tho land, or Mc
Donald uud Condron burn up the
biush and refuse on tho loggod over
tract, it will bo a monaco to all tho
homes In that section when thd" dry
seaaon begln.s. It is pointed out that
tho prevailing winds would carry
sparks front 'tho logged off district
Fover a larger a,roa and bo a serious
menaco In caso n tiro got started
thoro.
tho American troops hud been en
gaged In a ibattlo with Villa's
forces.
According to Garcla'3 information
which was supplied lu a telegiam
from Lleutonant Colonel Itefuglo
Davlla, ut Casus Grandes, n ngni
took placo March 30 at San Gy,r
onluio between tho Sovonth Cavalry
and C00 Vllllstas, tho latter losing
their commander, Kladeo Fernan
dez, and 30 men, and tho Amorlcans j
Buffering eovcral wounded.
Davlla aUo stated that conflrma-J
tlou had boon lecelved that Villa
liad beon wounded In the log lu
SIIACKI.KTOX'.S HOAT IS ItKPOItT
KD IX TltOl'IIMC
Wireless Sa)s Jury It udder Is Dam-
iirimI and Tug Is llelng Sen
to AI1
the last fight with tho Carranzlstaaj
and now 13 hiding north of Guor-j
roro.
KILLED Bf VILLA
Wr A'l,'t rrn m row ruy tihim.!
WELUNGTON. N. 7... March 3li A
j-'wlrolesa from Shacklaton's Btoamor
tho Aurora says:
I "Wo aro sotting towards snares
Islands under tho infliiouco of the
Vliid and sea. Wo urn unablo to
maneuver tho ship, owing to damage
to tho Jury ruildor."
Tho authorities are Bonding u tug
tlio steamer's assistance.
WlIJi SKl.h KAII'ltOAD
uxdku poui:(M.osuim
Ii. (1, MKKKS ILL
L. G. Meoks, of Cooston. woll
known resident of tha east side of
Iho Day, is quite seriously ill at his
homo. Ho had beon sick but got
tip nud was around for a week and
waa taken down again.
IIAXDIT
ni:it
AXI) KOLLOWKItS Ml'lt.
TIIIIKH I'OUICIGXintS
Herman lllaiiltenliiirg Is One of Vic
thus it N Slated lu Iteport
to i:i Paso
IJif AHprUlM IrMt CO Cu tu, TIiom J
EL PASO, Toxas. March 31. Her
man Ulnnkonburg and two othor for
tgnora ware murdered at Mlnaca,
Chihuahua, by Villa and his follow
ers, according to prlvato Information
hero. Details aro lack,HiS.
OFFICIALS AWAIT PAItTICULAHH
AIIOl'T VESSELS SCXK
Xo Action Leatllng lo SerloiiN llc-
sults I'uluss Submarine llnike
Intel national Law
ley AaorttJ rrru lo Coo IU, Tlima.)
WASHINGTON, I). C, Mar. 31.
Following today's cablnot meeting,
officials said complete evidence hud
not beon received In tho cases of
vessels carrying Amorlcans attack
ed recently, uud that no action
would bo taken by tho American
government until such facts woro
lecolved, and no action leading to
borlous couscquoitccM would bo taken
at nil unless conclusive evldonco
was established that tho attack was
mudo by a Gorman aubinnrlno con
tiary to International law,
lly Am Mte4 l'rt lo foot Ilx Tlinr 1
ST. LOUIS, Mar. 31. A
decreo for tho salo of tho
St. Louis and San Francisco
railroad at foreclosure was
signed In the I'n'.tod States
'
!
i URDER
CHARGED
OLDEIt MEX FK.'HTIXG
Austria
is Dinging t'li
Her Iteserves
.More of
SEXD your
nroiil Easter
Phono U.")(l.
CLOTHES EAHLY to
rush. JAY DOLVE.
l)r, Leslie, Osteopath, lai'sliflebl.
LONDON, March 31. Men of tho
Hungarian Landsturm born In 18C8
and 18C9, and also tho men be
longing to tho classes of 18CC to
18C7 who hitherto have boon em
ployed In making materials of war,
aro now dismissed from this ser
vice and ordered to Join tha army
Ion April 5, according to n Iteuter
despatch from Zurich.
Oil. WAITE IS IXJHCTED TODAY
HY GHAXD JL'HY
Claims Ho Was .Ordered to Plow tip
IlillMi Sbl Itegimled as
Irresponsible
' tllr AtaorUted I'mi lo Coot ti Tlmra.)
LEWES, Delcwaro, March 31. Er
nest Schlllor, n young German who
captured the llrltlsh steamer Matop
po sluglohauded and terrorized her
crow of CC men declared today that
ho was n spy for tho German gov
ernment. "I got my Instructions to go
aboard the ship and blow her up to
prevent tho enrgo reaching Russia,"
ho said.
"I could havo blown her up, but
tho captain's plea for his wlfo and
daughter wan too much for mo and
I hadn't tho heart to do It."
Those who talked with Schiller
believe ho is Irresponsible.
Will Charge Piracy
Aa his dnrlng exploit occurred
outside the threo-mllo limit, Schiller
In all probability will bo taken to
tlio llrltlsh )M)sscs3lous lu West In
dies for n trial for piracy.
Federal authorities and represen
tatives from the Uiltlsh government
enmo here today to examine him
and decldu what to do with him.
Had Full Swing
lie was lu complete possession
of tho vos3ol from 8 o'clock Wednes
day night until yesterday morning.
Then ho decided to laud and made
the vessel run close inshore. Ho
forced three sailors to lower a small
bout and start with him for shore.
After his departure Captain Uorguur
sent out signals and Schiller wna
Intercepted by tugs.
F
1
Germans Make Their Enemy
Evacuate Malaucoiirt, Vil
lage Near Verdun
Hlili
T ALL
T
Place Laid in Ruins by Bom
bardment and Infantry Bat
tle Raging in Streets
FRENCH HOLD OUTSKIRTS
AISHIPS ATTACK
1IOMIIH AUE DltOPPED OX SMALL
SWISS TOWX
.Nationality of Aeroplane Xot Kbown
Soma ProK?rty Damage IUxp-t
cd to Havo Ilcen Done
Pf AwocltttJ I'ihi lo Co liar TlraA.J
DENNIS, Murch 31. Two aero
planes of unknown nationality
dropped flvo largo bombs this morn
ing on tho Binnll Swiss village of
Porontrny, near tlio French frontier,
Borne property damage was dono,
XO IXFOHMATIOX
DECEIVED AT IlEHLIX
(lljr AoUlcl I'rru to Coot llr Tllutt,)
HE It LIN, March 28, via
Loudon ( Delayed.) Inquir
ies lu govorumont circles de
veloped tho statement that;
nothing la known horo con
cerning tho explosion which
damaged the Sussex, beyond
newspaper reports from
abroad,
MINISTERS MEET
Methodist In Session al Coqulllo
This Week
(Speclul to Tho Times..
COQUILLM, Ore., March 31. Tho
Methodist Ministerial Association
mooting which bus been In session
slnco Thuraday In ths city, will
close tonight when tho Epworth
League convention will begin uud
continue until Sunday. Mlulstura
and lay delegates from different
parts of the county aro in 'uttoud-mice.
Northeast of Verdun the Teutons
Make an Attack With Liquid Plro
but arc Tulio Itepulsed Paris
Deports ItussluiiH Slacken '
nr AttorlttM Trrat lo Com n, TlniM.
LONDON, March 31. The Gr-
man piessuru on the Malaucourt-
lletlilucourt salient northwest of
Veiilun proved too miicli for tha
French on the westerly end position
and they havo been forced out of
Malaucoiirt village.
Fight All Night.
After an all-night struggle tho
French evacuated the vlllugo which
has been laid lu sulns by tlio bomr
bardmeut nud the Btorm of battlo
raging lu tlio streets after the Infan
try entered It. Tho French still bold
the outskirts, Paris assarts.
Use Liquid Fire
'.Northeast of Verdun the Gorimmj
twice attacked the Boiith of Dounu
mout with liquid fjre, but both tlmci
woro beaten off, Paris says.
Last night tho Germans developed
renewed nrtlvlty against the French
right flank, ulno miles oouthoast of
Verdun, but woro repulsed.
lu tho Eiut. Purlin states, tho
Russian attacks have Blackened.
AUDITS- CALENDAR
Tin key lo Increase FncllRle With
Her Allies
tni AtM-ltlr.t I'rttt to Coo Dr Ttn.
CONSTANTINOPLE, March 31.
To Increase facilities botweon Tur
koy and her Allies, It has been
decided to adopt from now on the
Gregorian calendar uud to begin tlio
Turkish fiscal yoar on March 1, now
stylo, Instead of February 29, old
style, which Is the equivalent of
March 13, now style. Instead of
Its being the year 101C, however,
the Turk.1 will continue to count It
as 1331, and will contlnuo to reckon
from tho Heglru us before,
DIG TEXT FACTORY
Charged With Killing IDs l'aliier;
la-Law, John E. Peck, ho
Millionaire Drugglht
rnr AxorUtM rrrm to Oo Dr TIiom.I
NEW YORK, March 31. Tho
grand Jury today returned an lu
d'etments charging murder In tlio
first degreo against Dr. Walto, ac
cusing him of murdering his fath-
or-in-law, John E. Peck, tho mil
lionaire drug manufacturer.
SUNDAY DIXXER ut tho CHAXD
LKR. Sevcr,y-rlve.ceiitH per pbito.
l'ii lesei'viitlous phone !2.
Pliico lu I'nglaiid Ihnploys Ten
Thousand Persons
nr Auorltt4 Pni to Cou. lit, Timet. 1
LONDON. Murch 31. What Is
said to bo tho lurgodt tout-making
factory in tho world has boon built
"somewhere In England" since tho
outbreak of tha war. It employs
10,000 pcoplo. Thousands of' touts
aro turned out dally for uso ut the
'grout concentration and training
camps lu England nud also for the
tioops In tho various theatres of war.
Wliliy Coal, aJ.I.Otl ton. Phono 7U.
Five-room cottage, two lots, will
exchange equity for automobile or
will sell cheap, on easy tonus, I, S.
Kaufman Ai Co.
GERMANS EXCLUDED
FROM SCHOLARSHIP
Will Not bo Allowed to KnJoy Fro
Reni-flts of Oxford College
In England
11, Aum lll I'd" to Cout Ik? Tlmtt.
LONDON, March 31. Tho Ilrlt
Isli Govorumont is preparing a bill
to vary the conditions of the Rhodes
Scholarship Trust, eo ub to eliminate
provisions for tho endowment of
German students coming to Oxford.
Cecil Rhodes established fifteen
scholarships of $1250 each for
young men of Gorman birth, to b
namlnuted by the Gorinun Emperor.
These endowments, along with those
for American student.!, wero cro-
ated, as lila will explained, under the
conviction that "a good understand
ing botweon Englnud, the United
States and Germany would secure
the peace of the world, and educa
tional relations form tho strongest
tie."
The Pull Mull Gazette, comment
ing on tlio pond'.ng alteration or the
Rhodes boquoBt, remarks. "The cut
ting out of Gormuuy from tho fa
mous bequest Is u aymbollu udinls
slon of the failure of the mutable
philosophy of friendship between
England and Gonnuny. and an an-
iiouncomont thut the dreuius asso
ciated with It uiu dead. The Rhodes
scholarships wore a conspicuous In
stance of our general disposition to
be neighborly and to foster a com
mon spirit of loyalty and mutual
appreciation within tho Kuropoan
family."
APRIL' FOOL DANCE, Finnish
Hull, Sat. night. Martin's Oichcs.
Int.
iDaiico at Goi"wiIls Sat. eve. Apr.
1st. Good orchestra; good oats; good
t Iiiac. Alice II. leave Murslirield
:-!5 p. in. Sunrise Kiivom Snmnor
(l;;t(i p. in, Telindionu leaves Allegany
7 p. in.
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