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jlfrHE JBVENIN& WOLDt MONDAY, ., J.TTNEllgl 8f-f
SEIZED'WITH WAR PLANS.
iUir '
.rteil In lelwnre Has
V'Skttehr nf Munition Work.
kwiMUNOTON, Dei., Juno io. .v red-
jl officer. deteetlnK a man mnktnj
ketrhes of the Delaware Hlvr ahirves
jit the toot of Mnrkrl Httcft. Newcastle,
arrested him, Brnrrh of Ih prisoner
revealed it complete nutlln of th tilth-
ehfm Sloel Company a hell lojimtnr
Want, below SVwriistle, n drawing of
ho munition piint hI IJddystone, hr
o nin' fntnlltlr occurred ns n tesult
f on explosion, and niinlher sketch of
plant st ilcKfM'Krt. I'd,
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' CONDUCTORETTE INJURED.
Nairn a f-NBr Fnlla I'nim Tmllr
Cnr Anil la srrlnnsly Hurt.
Emma t.Ks. thlrtr-flve. of No. 7H
MJiiiin Slfeot. Urnoklyn. n conduct
oialta on tht Hates Avenu tin, lost
her hold while tnlndnc slnn. tlii run
nine board of her car at t A, M. to-day.
Phi struck on her head In Ct.itf-
Avenue mi. I was plrked up nnronsclout
At the Hilshnlrk lln.Mlsl II was (aid
she wan sufferlnt: from conclusion of
h brnln an-t lacsrntlnn.
I'lahlnK Vlrrt -InrU In Irel Our
ftlenliirr nnl(
WAWIttNHTON. June IO.- The flft nn, N J Hospital
merchant fleet t1il year from Brattle to
tli salmon canneries on Drlstol Hay
ot stuck In late U InlMhrwa; Be nnd
one ilratnrr, the Tacoma, has ben .
unk. The ro st'nmar ltoosevelt of the I
llurrju of rlshrrlca lion tono to the
ilstaii of the crew nnd pnsaenKera
nf the Tafoina, ho were saved. Knur
other ships were towed to Safety by the
ltoosevelt ,
l'rnhei. i.mler Barrel Of Nut nntltr,
He Dies.
Ills rlh crushed In aa the remit of
e barrel of mil hutlr welahlna- 4(0 I
nn.tndf fnlllnx on him. John (Tobln.
fifty-one. unplnyed by M. A. Hlevsnson
fn., sinnnaiinn. uicu in ma I'aler
TONIC Ul
TEUTONIC UNION
TO SWAY EUROPE
IS GERMAN DREAM
FIRST AMERICAN INDIAN
TO BE CAPTAIN IN U, S, A
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No Connection With Any OlhBrEstablishmBnt in the World
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jL f Satin, Beaded and Embroldarrd Frack
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cite draped over Satin.
nuY
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SWIPIHIIU!IIMIMII!liLHIlliiiii!tiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiin'iiwzg
Vice Chancellor Would Abolish
Austrian Frontier and Take
in Russia and Bulgaria.
I AMBTHftlMM. .Tune 10. I'ermn
nent economic n ml military union be.
.tween Ocritumy and Aifnlrln-llun-enry,
"tvlUi the Rrmlual dTunhprnr
unco of r.uatnms duller nnd frontier.."
1 1 proposed by I'rledrlrTi von payer.
imperial VC0 Ohn'nrellor of Ocr
many, In ft Minlometit pnhllahed In the
Neuo Prolo l,'ree f Vlennn nnd
quoted In the Vowlacha Zeltunir of
Ilerlln.
Included In nils aehdmo of n. Mil-tel-Kurope
uni'.er domlnntlnit of tho
I'ontrnl lotver nro ItugjJa, Poland.
HiilBnrlA nnd Ttlrltey.
ThO VlCO Chntir.t1n .,ll. ..... '
tn.1t, Willi thll nnlnn tin ..wl.l !
tlio peuce h Kurope would bo In the
hnnd.1 of tho Teutonic allies, tho
aettlemeni of vc.xlnB piohlems nrlelnc
fiorn the wiir would Im iim.in nw...
y, ami dm notiulo 0f mtemal
nueatlon would nlo bo rncllllated.
It! Ills lllt'MIPllI flin I'll... I'l. .n.
cellur said in p.ut:
Tho prosefit form nf ih in...... !
In Inailcnimii.. r, ,,n,,,n ,..,
no Intlm.iio that the ide.i 0f eop.irn
Hon practliMlly kvuulil be out of Hie
iUotlon unit the centre of gravity of
I In- alllamv inujit be laid In lln ten-
iioinlu union."
After (.xiihiliiliis whv t 11 I'll n iitilnnfi
offered lulght pro.ipeoln, Herr von
I'uyer said that all these ndvan
'afte would be Incieaecd If I'.ilnn.i
and the northern border Mate were
Jlnd economically with tho Central
i.uipire. i ney would bo enhanced
enormously If, In a looio form, Ituasla
and lliilitarhi and, perlmpn, Turkey,
alio particlinted. Tho Vict- Chan
rellor continued: I
"All miiM ilnally becomo u ereat.
united region of Intercourse, n-uh
uniform Interests. Concurrentlv with '
tho gradual disappear.-! nro 0f fiMtonm -duties
and frontier, iherc must bo
unlllcatloii, ur a far reaching ran. 1
procheiuent nf ecununiln lo.-llnil,,ri
i specially traife and Industrial tarirfs
and tho care of labor.
'rliH'h co-operation, hoivever. Is
only to Ho tbouKht of In conjunction
wvtli (lie mnlnlenanco of. tht political
Indepinideiii'i' of Hut citinlreM i-un.
cerned. whllo mutual I'oueldemlloii
and nulled m'tlon In (ininrctlon with
iUeHtlon:i nf foieUn pulii-v aro iiecex.
sary.
i..iiii...i .. ... 1
"I VU"t'il.-lHll hum iin rf.iri
ported by nn iiiiderstninltii); mi mili
tary iiiic.itliuis If !itaiei nrc l.iiind
tnff.itliei hv n trealj ofv proii-othm '
Ihoy must bear phiporlloimlely tho
burdens for litis protection, and nil
would then havo an Idenileiil n
In Iho slmpllflrnthin and aipioptlato
xiension or military InstltutloiM. I
'II would Im. Indied. llnu ir u .ni i
world dlsntiimmenl would h imoi,,.,!
with the conclusion ()f nei.ic. i .i os
take a stand for the iircrnl, li,.n,cr.
on factH and iiinkr the .illlnmo
plcte. I
'Onco Cerniuuv and Anmn i.rii,,.. '
Karla Mn eronoinlenlly and polltlcully 1
unlteilivjio In the woild woiihtjiavotho
rourafu. whether alone or with n the is.
to run ot;aliist this bloc, e.spcelully
when the war preparations of thu
allied empires aro unified, when l-'rnno
Is weakened to such ft ilejreo as sl;e
nppears to-iloy as to liuve no idea nf,
when Carlstlc Hussla can Imj neither
a menace to Ita enemies nor a pro.
lecllon for political States which play
the roln of the pence and intrlguut,
wiii'ii me iiuiiiirrii nonier hloies nro
tho military followers of Cermnny.
U-lln.. t.lf.n.1 lu nllln.l ... .1.-
.......... u.l.lU III inr v en l nn
Kmplres and when neither starvation
in llic Li'iarui i-oncrs nor aisscnsloii
betwoen them can longer bo counted
upon?
"The pence of Kurope will then rest
In the bunds of I'nlted tiermany jnd
Austrla-Iluiiir.iry. nnd will bo Id ?.od
IIUIIUS,
"Tlint I. (tin rnml 1... ..l,li. . ...
Germany, with Altrlu-lliintrnry. will
eventually nrrlve, If not nn Immediate
disarmament, nevertheless at a Mil)
tnntlal lobscnlnc or our armament
burden," I
PAYMENT OMNCOME TAX. I
Trenanry Certlflentea nf tmlrlitril-:
mrmm MaiuriiiH June 2't Will
Mr Aeceplril. '
Internal Uevenue Collector William II. '
Rilwards of New Voik recslrrd lo.day '
the folowlnB teleeram from I'oinmlt- I
loner Itoper recardlns certlficsti) of j
Indebtedness: I
"Treasury Certlfleates of Indebtcdncaa .
muturlnc Juno IS may bn accepted by j
you In payment of Income una excess
Sroflts taxes any lime bet we. u now and !
one 15. with aocrued Interest to June
It. ll:lpt in i uoh rase Klvsn taxpayer
as of Juno IS. llolil such certificates
nnd deposit them on June 15 nnd creillt
pnynientn as of that dntr. tVrtlflcotes
presented after June IS mint ba nr
eeptfd with accrued lnte:rsi i0 dine ,
Pu-iiiu-u. niu exieiiuiim heyond June
GW5..W R.WH -CAPTAJK'
"fJiis" Welsh, former Carlisle. In."
dlnn, nnd Dickinson football and nth
lellc slnr, has been mnije a Cnptnln
In the United Ktnlcs Cavalry, lie Is
the first Indian tn receive this honor,
lie was nn official at tho Cirllsle
School when the war broke out nn.l
was trained at the. first Fort Niagara
camp, bcliii; made a Second Lieuten
ant. Ilu has -been stationed at Camp
Meade.
rjym;nmm,y .Wimillin' jj. Ill 1 WsJT.JHIMML. .- wjaiiayiiiwnMaJH ' W
.sii.iMa.la-.M..aaaMMasMaiMiaa-e' ajW Kfl
CREW SAW ANOTHER
E
(Continued from l-rst Page.)
NURSES FROM FRONT
IN DRIVE FOR RECRUITS
Will Campaign Tlironjrli Three
Sl.ues This Week Seeking War
Work Volunteers.
An "Over the Top" s'ttiadron of
American trained nurses who hnvo
seen active service at tho front will
rneaso In a drlvo through New York.
Now Jersey and Connecticut this
week for 5,000 mora volunteer army
nurses to servo both nt homo and
utiroad. They expect to recruit u
number of nurses for the nnvv nlso.
fitnrc Is llrlplnir In lllneknile
'rrlirilHHe.
I.ONDON. June 10. The pllsht of
tho Ueriuans at tho blockaded Mib
m.iilne baso of '.celiruso Is even
mom prrloilH than has been bellcvcn.
PhotoRrnphs just tuken from olr
planes show thnt the entrnnco to the
harbor tn rapidly sIUIiik up. nnd that
nccnnllncly the llrltlsli eflorl to li uc
tho channel Is be lux reinforced by
iiutilir.
RlVERHEAD'S CURFEW AT 10.
II mnl lilrls I'nclrr Slxtrrn llii
lit lliililr lli-fnrr I'liirk MrlUi-..
ItlVni'.IIUAI). I.. 1.. June 10 Curfew
will rtnir In Itlverheiid tin Intter nr.rt
of the weik. The Town Iloird tins
adopted a resollltloi. fnrlil.Mlm.- nil rlrl i
and bovs under slten fiom belne on
the streets nfli'i- lO'o'rlels nt ulcht
unless HCeomiMiiti-d by (li"'l n-.i.' ,li
in eiiardlans
The bund alh'i sdiitilnl a lesiiiiitinn
renuestlm: Ilu- Stain Hxclso f'ommls.
sinner to plneo the I'nhllo Sr.f. tv Act
Into operation In Iho tnwiihln iitnhlblt
Ini: the sale nf Honor p. Pnili. .lurlni;
the diirutlon of llm war.
Tho inlUt.itf initriiirlllf Canii.
Upton rK'Oiumi'tidiil tho tisl..i' n t.. r,
resolutions.
Haturdny evenlnff. The rescded sea
mon told him they had set off the
flar as a "last chance" that nlslit.
"Wo Jofj Cuba oh lat Tuesday." nld
Capt. MacKenzie. "I hail henrd there
were submarines In the Caribbean ana
In tho North Atlantic. All I could do
was to keep u lookout for them and
run, if porslb'.e, l.avlnu no guns with
which to b'vo tl-.eni battle. About S
o'clock on Saturday tndTn'.np ono of
them Uifdcttly appeared front up.
pnrently nowhere and -out n shot
across our bow, ordering us to lieovo
to.
"I obeyed hnj U:cy ulsnallcd us id
leavo tho ship, which wo did In the
shortest time posslblo. No one boarded
her from tho submarine. They Just
shelled her Until she went down. I
brought my boat over to tho sub
mnrlno ami tlie captain asked mo If
wo had' evcrythlns wo wanted, nnd
when I said yes he turned looio his
puns on, lCr- I' was i.35 o'clock when
she went down, her position boln-f
about seventy-five miles off tho Mary
land coast.
"In our boat w:i. tli rocon 1 male,
and llflecn of the crew and wo soon
lorUglf lit (if the mate and his boat. It
was .a veiy- rolisii sen that wo had to
combat and It was not until H o'clock
that, nlphtf when our boat wai pretty
well watciloRpcd, that we were psikod
Up by Capt. Olscn."
And the M-cond male told Iao re
lrlcrs that they could all thalH: the
captain they wore .nved. for l:o kept
flic bond of the boat to the r".t under 1
most trying circumstances.
All the members of the erov are
thus accounted for. as the Chief Mate
and fifteen men were landed nt a life
saving station on the North Carolina
coast.
The Pln.ir del I'.lo wan n strM screw
freight nteamshlp of 2.501 cross tons,
built tn 1831 by .1. Iloadhcad & Sons
at South Shields. Kni.-l.incl. nnd was
orlglnully christened the Saba. She
was purchased by her present owners,
the American and Cuban Steamship
Company of No. !!7 William Street.
New York, seven-years oro, and since
then has been carryl.nu freight be.
tween New York nnd 11. vana.
On her present ' trip, howover, she
was bound for ISoston with a .carco
of 20,000 bnns of silK-ir to rcllevu the
shortage in the market there. Vbn
carried no passengers.
Tho United Kriilt, steamer Slxnola
arrived to-dny from Kiilf nnd South
American ports, after liuvlnc run the
iRilin'lel of V boats off the const.
On Juno S she received a naval warn
ing of tho presence of the Herman
siilmiarlni'H and was told to put Into
tho nearest port. Shf headed for
f'apo llenlopi'ii ami picked up nn
SOS call ruini the tanKcr Herbert
!. Pratt.
The Slxuola inimedlately headed
about and landed her elBhty-ono pas
seiiBcrs. The steamer had a l)l deck
load nf Halsa wood, and one of tho
sailors plncrd n chunk of ll over the
stern rail, where It looked from e.
il ill . llki- .1 fi-lnch ;tin
l rind No lllitrne- of shore
llnsi fur I' llonts,
WASIIINOTON. Juno 10. A method
' ' survey of the entiro .Mhintlc coi"
From tht'JfcaWneToItalTfTxTai
failed to brln-,to.lltht any culdence thai
(Icrman 'submnrjnes havo'- fiinployco' a
shore b-ise or Jinve had touch with the
'hores At any point. Secretary Daniels
said to.d.iy. The Department still Is un
willing to express an opinion as to the
i.umber of submarines operating In
American waters. Secretary Daniels
raid ho was without Information tending
to confirm tho report thut seven U boats
were known to have departed from their
tuse for the laid.
THEATRE ROBBED OF $750.
nfr of the llrevoorl, tlronUIrn,
llloun Durlnic Mulil.
Huiglarj pet Into the llrvoort Then
(re, Uedford Avenue and llrevoorl
Place. Ilroklyn, oiiiu tlmo between
midnight nnd noon lo-diy, blew the
safe and escaped with $750,
Manager Frederick Mooro discovered
tho loss when ho opened his office nt
tioon. Detectives lenrned that th buro
Inrs had cnU-rcd by ,wny of n skylight,
probably Jowerlns themselves bv n
rope.
laanecfornalr" ne to PiHi
Chief Meelln. "1 :JJI
Chief Inspector John Daly Isft to-day
for Kansas City to ottend lha annual
convention of tho International Chiefs
of Pollc to bo ntld this jieelt. Ha will
represent the. New Tork Pollco Depart,
ment. Uorough Inspector John ODrlen
will act as chltf Inspector during his
ob.ence.
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will be appreciated by youna business
and professional men who know they owe it
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Pick up the coaish'uhl as Ihisllc dawn
straight of line as arrows.
Young men in these suits will have their
minds on clothes very little except when
their friends see how fit they look.
There can't be a better summer suit for a
young man if .there were, we'd make it.
Incidentally, the materials are the fine soft
flannels, worsteds and English finish serges
Mint have all but disappeared. The cheapness
of the price comes about this way ihey arc
marked armrditig In the (osl of lite molcrials al
the (iwr try bought then- months ago
s to H.
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The Men's Shop of HaberHnshery Offers
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.You Never Pay More at Best's:
Buy War Savings Stamps"
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5th Avenue 34th Street
Extraordinary Reductions
ON TUESDAY AND. .WEDNESDAY
COMFORTABLE COUCH HAMMOCKS
These Hammocks are well constructed and attractively
finished. A large assortment of the very newest models
at decidedly reduced prices. Standards and cushions extra.
Soofter or later
yotitl discover
ffiicoro
nxm-D aoARtTOMt
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2 -,l&Z3ZZ2ttttax
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OHO TiJinli. nnnal minimi r1.i.li T-Tni
mocks entirely covered in Duck in Khaki o.OU
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Merchandise for Credit Musi He Returned Within SeCen Days
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(Eji. M9)
Summer Suits for Young
Business &
' Professional Men
175 Couch Hammocks of superior
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trimmed with braid. formerly 16.50 '
Couch Pillows for indoor or outdoor cacn
use. formerly 1.95 and 2.75 j 135
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