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SAIT A MAY iiU 10 PRESS OF BERLIN WOULDDEFY U. S. Tages Zeitung Says Nation Gan Not Modify Submarine War. STATEMENT BY BERNSTORFF Ambassador Says He Has Requested His Government to Make More Haste in Replying .0 Witscn Lusi tania Not.e—Declares He Know VVSat Reply Will Be. (Continued from Page 1 THE EVENING TELEGRAPH, DIXON.

ILLINOIS FACULTY OF THE DIXON HIGH SCHOOL punk. In one rase a submarine sunk a neutral ship which was taken an English vessel in the darkness cause of inadequate illumination o' its neutral markings. Wil l. TAKE On the eve of reply to the Aemrican note on the Lusitania sinking there are strong indications that President Wilson will take the position that if Germany wishes to conduct diplomatic negotiations she must first suspend submarine warfare on American ships or those carrying American lives. It is expected here that note may he delivered to Ambassado- Gerard at Per 1111 today.

No official intimation oi its contents lias been re eived here. REPORTS ON NEBRASKA Ambassador report on the explosion on the Nebraskan, includ ing the findings of the naval experts who examined her, reached the state department today, it will he withheld from publication for the present Officials refuse to discuss whether the ship was damaged by a torpedo or a mine. Washington, May Yon Bernstorff, German ambassador, feeling the impatience of Americans re gliding the delay in reply to the note of President Wilson following the Lusitania disaster, has warned his government that tension is increased by the sinking of the Admitting he had sent such a note to his government, he said: made absolutely no suggestion to my lie said. do not know when the reply of my government is likely to be A report from The Hague says that the German legation understands that Gi reply to the American note on submarine warfare will be present- i today. spy Courtesy May Gowning P.

I ergiison Cora P. Donnei Simon-on C. IL Anderson It. Snyder A. Ilomticli Kalla Quiek C.

11. Pooliei I Powell Hazel E. Todd. ILLINOIS BILL PUTS BAN ON MARRIAGES Measure Limits State's Lews INTERVENTION IN THREftT Roterdam, May the prob- probablc eve of the German reply to the American note respecting the submarine war there appears in the Tages Zeitung, tho organ of Count Reventlow and the semi-official German newspaper, an amazingly significant article which breathek insult and defiance to America in every lino and states practically that the submarine war will he continued regardless of any consideration. American call to German is the headline over the article, from which the following are quotations: that the threatening note directed at Berlin was meant in earnest, the view is forced upon us that the German empire, if it does not submit to the demands and draw back before the threats, must look upon war with America as a fact.

U. S. War Frighten Germany. "In all calmness we submit that a war condition of this kind does not frighten the German empire or the people who will calmly follow tee government. Trade between Germany arid America has shrunk to microscopic dimensions.

What they receive from us is more valuable and necessary to them than what we receive from them. Complete cutting off of negotiations would leave us cold. Talks of Difficulties. would only be able to damage by confiscating the trading ships left in her harbors and much other German property. Further dangerous deeds of war against Germany are not to be feared, because they would not be possible.

Also we do not forge? that there are certain interior difficulties in America. "On the other hand the German submarine war against British trade will obtain growing results the longer and more energetically it is carried forward. Any stopping of this, if only for a time, would have most important results. Any orders to submarine commanders that they conform to any of the formal conditions laid clown by international law would mean the hindering of their actions and make the submarine war, an empty farce, a kind of screen behind which one would obediently have to withdraw. To rob the submarine war of its possibilities In such a way would mean having to give it up en- and withdraw from it with apologies." Admits German Torpedoed Gulfhsht- Berlin, May (Via London.) All doubt that the American steamship Gulfligl was torpedoed by a German submarine was removed when It was announced by the admiralty that the commander of the submarine in question admitted the attack, reporting that he thought the Gulflight was a British vessel or that she caf Springfield, 111., May All the marriage laws of every in thej union would be adopted LI noi under a bill of George 1L Wilson of Quinc which warn forced through the house by 77 to 14 votes, with sixty-j two not voting.

The bill ould mak' the resident of any other state who is married in Illinois comply with laws of the state from which ho comes. Residents of Illinois, however, would need to comply only with the laws of tins state. Persons coming from there are eugenic marriage laws would have to submit to the same in Illinois, if the want to he married In th 1 state. In many other rer-peels Illinois puts less obstacles in way of marriage than do other states. California and New Mexico require ex dnatinn oath and affidavits before a license is issued.

In Illinois the age at which girls can marry is sixteen years, while in Idaho and New York it is eighteen years and in many other state the common law fixes the limit. In twenty-five state the marriage of white and colored persons is prohibited, in four that of whites and Indians and in five that whites and e. Ah those would apply to persons who might, io-m thf-e mates to have the nuptial knot tied in Illinois. It Will Be. However, to Gel Food lo Siarviiig People.

INTOLERABLE, IS WILSON VIEW (Continued Pago 1) the refe.re find itself compelled to seize railroads and ports of entry in zder to good on iis determination to relieve the condition of Hie starving non-eombatanis. The truth of the situation se ems to be this: That the president and his advisers have recognized the itnpos ailulity of carrying the policy of waiting" to the extent of I widespread starvation in Only recently has the gravity of the situation iinprc ssed itscdf upon officials In to he president latest confidential adviser on Duval West, stated all nation in nmst forcible terms and startled offi- I into the realization that ic thing must be done speedily. Pesti'ence May Menace LL G. Mr. West gave it as his opinion that was grave danger oi a 11 i le' ce sw f-ping over Mm; whic ImLht Ame ric an life 01, uk of horde r.

The appe al for funds tor Red res' as something of a stir- pj Before the re was lime, how- I r. for full significance of Hasn't Forgotten Poor Old Dad Normal. May Rev. I). Perrin, not content with paying a trib- uti to mother through annual Moth programme has arranged for day, the third Sunday In The program explains that the f.hjeet I lo keep in mind of chll- that a debt of gratitude I due fathers.

baptist Sunday houl 9:43 m. Morning service 10; 4 Subject Winning Victory Today. On account of the community in terest in patriotic service to be held at the Methodist church, and in order not to deprive anyone of the privilege of paying due respect to the old soldiers of Dixon by attend ing that service, the Baptist church will omit its regular Sunday evenim meetinc. for Mnv 30 and join in I memorial service at M. I church.

ST. PAI I I Till Rev. Altman, D. lb, pastor Sunday school, 1G to a. in.

Morning worship I 1 a m. Evening service 7:110 Mid-week prayer service TGlo p. 111 pastor will conduct the -tun morning service. The subject will he Where Is the God of Elijah? will unite in in Memorial service 1 I lie held at the Methodist linn h. I KRISTIAN Rev.

11. Day, pastor. At the morning the past it I will preach on in Glirist. Miss Jennie Oakes will sing. An an Is a Hill Fat Away," will he given by hoir.

There will no evening servU-c the will attend Memorial at the Methodist h. Ill ll OF THE BRETHREN Third and Madison Ave. Olin F. Shaw, mluister. Public, worship at I I a.

in. and 7: fin p. m. Sunday school al 10 a. m.

sharp G. Meeting at 7 p. in. i'ordiul Invitation to all servlcen For Coinfort and Safely vour home should he wired for electricity, iind wired by an expert on electrical construction work. There is no economy in cheap workmanship or poor matenals.

Your electrical equipment is bought lor years of service. To insure this service being satisfactory every part of the work and material must be rifcht. Beardslee a marked Chandeliers and Cahill wiring service insures years of comfort an 1 satisfaction on lighting equipment. The chandeliers arc guaranteed by the work by Cahill. And you will find Cahill's prices moderate.

Ask for further particulars regarding electric light and rig 1 chandeliers for your home. IMionc 'lOO William J. Cahill Dixon. 111. sidt putt being in Gregoruu Plain It.ml.

p. 111 Evt'iiHoug nutl Addi'i'HH Music: 1 mtiigte,) Mil Smith. During tiie Humrtiur months, ginning with Juno fith, service will tlifuoiitintmd. Would Indict Rod-Rulc Teachers. Danville, Via 20.

Educational of city are aroused over a report that an fort is being made to bring alnm? the indictment of Prln- 1 M. I and Mis. Clara a a in Douglas for nishment of fifteen old I Webatef. Son Weil Care Cf. lay 29.

Endor the provi Amti of the will of Andrew P. Frank alley, a son, to of land. The re mu'nder of tie valued at 2 fin, is to go to the widow for a life tate. A fl er hi death, tin- gon is 1 a li United i Elooyifngion, parution of Rol of lloop! entvene, wer 'ih you? ii child. er NUMBER APPLY FGR TREASURY hool iujstees lml point The school trustees of township range 9, met this morning at r.t court house to u.

of a treasurer to succeed the Jr W. Lew is. Adjournment we tr i until a week from today and in He meantime the books will and in to turn ovei treasurer. It is reported that tie re are a number of applicants ior sition but no steps will be taken to make a selection before another week. 19 Years.

May 29. Alter a years, Joseph and bin son, aged week -rated when months and arded ustody of Big Hotel. ay The Ko- clul) has added riptIon list for the room hotel has been sub- construction rice. Back Wilson. May in President Wil lilinoL Elk vention T.

Smdl of hitch president of Nearly A Pass. ay 29 Of the tq nupils in Madison ir the final examina 4 the ANiJELK'Ah Rev. John pastor Sunday hool at 1a. in. Preaching at 10:15 a.

m. and p. m. Prayer meeting Thursday evening Rev. Clinton a former Hidenl of Dixon, ill prea in morning, anti Rev.

II ol Harrisburg, wll preach in Hie ening. liro. Nlebel is ConeHgond ing Secretary of the Missionary mid Church Extension Societies of th I'nited Evangelical church. This in his first visit to and we hope he mayo have a good hearing. CGNGKEG Ah Van Buren between and Eourth streets.

Rev. Clias. E. SlebbiiiH, pa worship at usual hour. At 7 an 111 11 tin will given Christian World Was showing do mestie, industrial, ami agricultural of people at time, also the culture and arts of Pompeii that have been disclosed by recent avn lions.

Pi hires Illustrate ments and carnivals, in and Italy, pleasure baths and market places in the nt capital! of world. Ml I ID MUST Rev. 11 Stom-, pa dor. Sunday school, 9 15 a. m.

Public worship 10:15 and 7 p. in. pastor will preach at both vices. evening service will he the annual memorial ami ill be attended by members of G. A.

R. and other orders. The Sunday school hrndfa aiel tiie choir will furnish appropriate music. GERMAN hi THERAN There will no servi Sunday morning, the pastor going Frunklln Grove. Sunday school at a.

m. Evening service at 7:30. ERST PKI.HUYTEKIAN A. .1. Holland pastor, fiftbhath sihool ft 30 Morning worship 10:45 Subject In of the Faith Vo al ol jean Hotehcoek Evening service 7: 2 Subject The Open Door Masters Dorman and Chan.

Anderson Young People's choir ZION hi'Til EK AN Rev. WoodH, paster. Sundy school I a. m. Mornng worship I I a 111 Evening service, 7:30 ST.

I ES ht TIIEK Rev. L. Woods, pastor. Sunday school 9:30 LATINS OCCUPY TOWN OF GRADO Front Forty Miles Long Is Within Austrian Territory, ARE PUSHING ON INTO TYROL In the ration ri be ions in a last op-1 quir the pasHini a si to -tor ich action as la and Stock Job. in a 29 Dr.

Louis ling tat s. nf the admin- r. Marbry of city received it, it Isunderstood de- ion Liant voter- tions in a.s intol- ruin rn ard live phasis ill laid upon omn 1 Next Tuesday the and 0 i cent penalty will added to quent taxes and County mr E. Moyer has arranged to k-ep ti office open until noon Monday to giv all who have not paid an opporT to do so before the next penalty added. patiem i I nited with the Mexican i.AMP.

Al ED Qi I The weather today made it sarv for the management tl I i on high school baseball team em, in the faw of not only great provocation hut treat sure for drastic action. The statement may be exp. to remimi the Mexicans of the obligations which the I nitmi States bears toward European governments in connection with Mexico and point out the danger of grave plica arising out of the fact that the ctnor powers look to Ended a measure to care for their inter in Mexico. the unrestricted try of supplies and ration in the Red Griss efforts to relieve the of suffering non combatants. Must Find Way to Feed People.

When this question was discussed at the slate partment Secretary Bryan refused to commit himself ai to just wiiat the government would do, but said: rtr, Pr- xUL- will have to find 0 today's game wHh Co: pton. I will lo- naiurc oa food into the teams will meet here a from to In tiie lead- i ilfemdtf tu- the advisability of permitting returned from the ST. LI KIN Ilev, i c. Grunt, Rector ices for Trinity Sunday a. in.

Holy Gommunion a. rn. The Hnlv Communion ami Hcrmoe in hour: I 0 :30 of II.) Sunday iiool before sendee 9 a. m. rtory, of A Mi- The rvlce Ik choral.

con STOMACH SDFHKFJSt READ have bt Wncfitcd by a imple prescription of vegetable oil which hicag Ii, liver an 1 intestinal trouble of standing that want you surely to try this remedy. kn Ma r' Wonderful Remedy One will convince you. It malty complete and permanent re in most siublxmi ca i. One do'-c will convince you. Wonderful Remedy is sold by leading druggists everywhere with the positive understanding that your money will be refunded without question or -quibble 1 gtvosjvu at Lake Grado Aid in Cccu pyirig important Points Would Cut Off Austrian Forces at Austrian Submarine Has Been Sunk.

Romo, Ma, 29. With the occupation id' Town of Grado on the Guif of Trieste, the Italian front in tiie advance over eiiBtem iron- into Austrian now form; lino of about forty mib-n, tehiiig from Caporetto on tins loft Dank to I he seu. The ad into Austrian M'Uifalrom'. on tin- to Trleate, ti Italiam, thua within twenty- two mi leu of that port Italian forces which Tyrol trout the tern frontier of that region advanced a.v far tho mouth of the river in Idro, oceupyiiig all rugged ti luke Grado tin t. Tin re have boon artillery engagements at the Tonole pasH, where ry strong Austrian fr the progress of tho Italians omj on the A plateau, on eastern frontier of Tyrol, toward which the invaders proceeded up Yai Sugana.

V.Muld Cut Off. Iti n. oats on Lake Gardo five support to the troops operating on tin: eastern shore of the lake, enabling them to occupy several st-ategii points around Monte Baido, of which an important peak, Monte Altlssimo, feet lugli, waa tu.ed, Tho objective of these troops ia Mori, on the counectiug Riva and Arco wlth Rovereto and Tieni, Gius cutting 1 off from tho rnjul tbe A ustrini gnrriBon at Riva ami tho Anstrlhn forcos at tho mouth Of tho Adige. In big tnountalns overlooking tho Val 011 southoastern front ter of tho Trentino, un Italiun lleutenant and eivhty livo inen hold at hav alt hottr a company and a half of Ravarian troops, armed wlth uixim gutis. Ballali artillery finally liauled up steep slopos and Un: GermaiiK Tho Italtan lleu- tenant inen kllled.

Claim 14 Villages Taken. Tip. Italiana report success also In tho attacka 011 tho passes ioadlng iato Carlnthitt, of v.iiicii now in tlu ir hands, as well an fourtoon villagi'H. At polnt in li Ih reglon Italinns and Bavariuns havo boon In conflict. An Austrlun battery at polnt wna sllonced.

The Italiun warn tho that tho rupid mlvance into Austriun terrttery eannot he. kopt up tndefiiiitely. Tiiey say Austrians liuvo undonhtfdly a strongly forti fi ed hohind mountalns stretching from Gorltz to Gradisca and thenco se uthoasterly to Nahreslna that il wII 1 he a dlfficult task to forco this Uno. Submarine Sunk, Rome, May 29 An Austrian submarine as sunk in .111 off Vonlco between two Italiun torpe- boats ami two Austrian submersl- One of tiic was ropeatedly struck and uiltteil roliimn of black smoke 'l'hir was followod Dy an pii sinn which lmried a column of water big li surface. is tluit im rsiblo then sank.

No damag was causefi to itallan L-Helu. mi ij nt annoi noci that I oi glhlo Mio fb'W over 1 1 I culi oli Bohenieo. su trias town 1 iati tiii.inr, ra! r- I ut li of she iv R.idue. Th. 'oil I tivrier.

fii on airGilpy- si'- hit it. Valentino Fisher of Clinton, spend Sumhiy bere wlth William Shaw of in Dix on today. 1 Commencement Gifts Let our well assorted stock especially complete for the graduates, offer you the best for this occasion- Good taste appropriateness in design in articles or pleasing appearance can best he had here. Your ill he prized a lifetime if purchased from! KLING COBTBIGHT.