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[
J.p.
Irish Leader's Home Bombarded
with Stones After He Declares
Himself an "Anti."
ANOTHER HYDE PARK RIOT
Men s League for Woman Suf?
frage Told by London Mob
to 'Go Home and
Make Bombs."
Dublin, M?*? H - John l?ilIon M. P.
surround? d by a band
iffrai ? ? : ?? th? lift*?
House on ?Saturday, told them thai be
^,,uid nal tii-iii every time,
thla mornii - ?air. i ?Ilion ? real
bombarde?! with atones.
Many w-' miaihed
arrested on th"
?,a,, iking the fanlights of
? he United Irish 1.? .
about th? sam** unie.
n. M . 1- \' ??? bei suffira
-. -t ported from Preston,
Lancashire, wher? ?? white marble
? ?>;<? fourteenth Karl of pcrb>
in Miller Par' md stnotl ?
?iuid tar
Another suffrage rlol <? curred in
Hvdo T'ark yesterday. The M
League foi Woman Suffrage had been
?M ?? meeting,
minen! work?
finessed a crowd of several thousands
? ? ?- bu1 the ? r< Wd k?;?t UP
running fire <>f Interruptions) shout*
? one ami make bombs " ami
??-marks aboul tin- burning "f chur? ?
und the attempt 10 blow up St. Paul's.
After half an hour's endeavoi
ri hearing th?' !<-.<.?:>:<' gave up. and the
boul to withdraw when
the crowd broke through th?? ranki
?he police. The wagon wai overturned
and rartl>' wrecked. The i
diAculty tn pi th?- speakers
and eventually had ? i*1 them to
the sta'.-n f<?r pr? tection
meai I mi ? suffi
l?lanted a flap Pal
ilonable pi
prom? nan?-, and started speaking Men
destroyed the "flag an th??
?.-: an until th? '?? '
The Rev. Howard ?? n Trua
' Bt, Cathei Iw s, at liatcham.
which was d< -
helu sei vl ? ibllc hall
and spoke at l-npt*
id:
?Then fais ?" me about
flashes of lightning
I tlii:-- w ith malicious i
Hi said that he
- uf i<-tt< i
-
acts.
An examin?t! ? ruins of Par?
? . H : ? ? ? >. hlch wai ?? -
?troyed by Cn
?
The ? hlef constant? bei
l rj '??; mall OOP? ?if th?- pai" r.
t- it "?
"Parington Rail n pi
may. B?eme Asqulth end
o ?mi.. :
Th
Hen:; M< I -: ?? former Loi I
Provost of Dundee. About SI?"
? , .ired to rebuild it.
KAISER AMD KING TO MEET
William May Try to Win Alfonso
from Triple Entente.
Madrid May IP -King Alfom
man Emperor a.;; in.-'; in Hoi
iar.d ? ?f th* interna?
tional regatta in the -
ing to "The Tribuna."
This rnincant In *? lea
sf the K ard the Tri
Pie hnte- -,:>!;. foreahadowing a
Franco-Spanish military elllan? ?
sswtualltj whlcl
"! Of Cl; v el (III
WELCOME ALFOMSO HOME
Spaniards Proud of King's Pop?
ularity in France.
twjil f
?
on hi? I
Wltil ? ? buslaan
VasMn : re weil I ?s..:.?; I
tatloi
? and dlplomatl
r'iUrie-s | i,?1 the
?lue?;n a? : tb. ,i.?-:i Moth?
a'w to . ** oa his saf?
CARDINAL AIDS IN RESCUE
Mayor of Rome Also Helps Af?
ter Factory Explosion.
Rome, raaj u.?An explosion oc?
curred to-da> in th?' Aiataz/.i Rreworki
three women and a
tfrasj were buried in th?. r*U
Mayor Nathan and ?'ardi?al Merry
": Val the I ??r stai
"?? happened i?> i?' passing near by.
tan t?? th?? s''?-ii<- of the sxplosloi
}*** ah? ... , they could.
%
ON
SAVINGS
OR
SURPLUS
? No better argument for in?
vesting m New York City
realty Trust Mortgage Bonds
need be advanced than the
Present unsatisfactory condition
of the general security market.
? If you are an investor? nit '
?* specuUtor?ask for our new I
Booklet 6.
NEW YORK REAL ESTATE
SECURITY CO.
a?-??*u oagg sn.Ofm.ooo
?i5i?^^Xi___J^ YORKJl
PENN CALLED COWARD;
QUAKERS FIND FAULT
Philadelphia Friends Take Steps to Stop Ex?
hibition to School Children of Pamphlet
Attacking His Moral Character.
Ma: il.?Members "f the
bava
th? business and moral backbone "f
gtat?
i i Phl adelphla
that William Penn, the
fatl? ? \m ' ?
? >? to tins ? ounti y '-?
cape the 1 ting of s d le In Ireland
with the isband "f : woman with whom
ared 1 ? ? . ? toi '
o? tti.-- more Influ? ntlal Quak?
Phii;: i m memorialise th? city
week '< questing ttu
which I \v 1111am Penn up
m Indepen ?
Hall 11 ? ?'. so thsl
the i "i children h Phlladelphls
? fed u.
A plan to ma
i moi
arhen collectlo
?
? .,
Indei.Hall.
id? tu ??f >S< ? ? Mi
Brumbau matt? rs io that
th? ? Hail
in claaaea and vlea and atud] th? ?
lcct!?.
Ana on f?? thi
? ' ? will ?'.?lit
' ... inless the
? .
....
William Penn fend paints turn as a man
was l i i??
of 1 and a
turncoat v. th <?f
Society of Friend th? mem?
"er? of i ha? fa th wer?
fight du? or seek tro
Th . \a hich || BUPI I
Augusl C th? ? ?nth In w hi? h \\ 1111am
['?un left Ireland to com? to -
try. ii?- land- ?i her? In Octobei ol the
entitled, "Hletoi
William Pel .
the
Call of th? erted
enti who
ha?.- exam ned th? efulb
believe II we? writ!? ? harl? - B
? Snake in tu.- Ornee." it
is a - ? - ? ? William i ?.
In .. c nan p]
B
? - mem
ty of Friend did not
'
man ? ? the
t thai of Peni
should h? mad? the subject of rfdi
end that the
phis ? a,lota,-.i t-i think
William I'-ri:.. wiles, mai I I a
low?
iras i who (id
- ?
"9 ? William i
n soi.ii?.-: m Irelsnd
"and we pi ? st, like most sold
Thai ic
... , .
that th!? Utiautl
liant!
?au.i ? Idren in Philad? Iphls
ma] - ''.in- to the m?
th.- Boclet: of 1 ? ? - -
parir . ? lepe to put a Btop I
d< faiii.iti- ? im? "f William T*. tm
HOW T. R. WAS NAMED
FOR ALBANIAN THROf\
Ismail Kemal Docs Not Thii
Candidacy Will Be Seri?
ously Considered.
at |
Mas 11.?Ismail Kern
"Presiden! of the provisional gover
of Alba ni . n oui
Inter-? lew with regard to
that "if Theodore Roosevelt d<
hip of All?,.:. . v ? aha
ahead of all other ? andldat? s "
Ismail, who la staj tag
Cecil with other Al snlan d
lion first ai Lhroui
" Am? ri -
? -iskniK him wh<
ould fill tl
- ? !!'? a
swered thai '? R
able to do so, bul th
r 1 he sugg? sti?
s? riota I; i mall said he ?
? evell
but h*- ?lui not think be would
able for Albania.
"It might l.? i . add?
with a sn.il". "that Mr, Asquith or tl
sen of ? ? let? J, PI? rponl Morgs
should be ? Th?
g? od men, bul It is a sei
time :
' think it ovei
? isi??n is mi ?
lion i
II miKh! !? ?
d hi did nol
| SUTHERLAND "PICTURE SAL
! Stafford House Collection To B
Disposed Of Shortlv.
Bv Cal
London Ms ! l it la und?
thai negotiatloi i ? rgi ? m
the sale lion In London nes
fford Hou ?
m steri the proi sri
?
th? ). to 8ii Williai
who to th
government ? :..iik the na
guests and as a .
London Muse im ? stion ??f tii
? ? ? '
i. ? the fore.
The Duk?
a number ni pictures a b<
'i i? nt!.'.?m ' ears ago, b
Its ol ' ? English :?.
retained Thi n ri ? moi ? I ban threi
I plctun i sint? rs of reput?
still in tii" Butherland collections
Hoi n..' i. ? of 1 bes? will "in
markel it Is no! yet ] oat Ible to i
?. ?. opon loi
on w 111 tx
m ?
? e
CYCLONE JN FRANCE
Aviators Fly Before Storm,
Reaching Ground Just in Time.
M.--.. i: ? ins dlstri? i foi
. ..i - - ound Vltry-Ia-Fran
i
lenl itorm the
With
a large nun
? .. .: ? .
Two mintarj svlators, on a fllsrhl from
Rh< Ims, rao d bom ? the i orm
and reached the ground lusl av it broke
Tin' machlnea were wrecked and one pilot
i
a
? BULGARIA FOR PEACE
Greece Warned Against Dila?
tory Tactics in London.
London, Mai 1 h< I irktsh del?
Loi don lo-d ??? foi ,h' :
conf?rent ?
Dispatches from Bofts li ???' llu>
Qreeh govei nmeni li ti Inj to ? ? laj ths
conclusion oi peace ??<? refusing to accept
tii, terms "i ? ? treal draw?
; :,. am si ?-?!.. The
Bulgarian government however, has no?
tified 0<reees .,f lu d '? mlnatlon to per?
no t'.irth?T d? ??? tlie
? treaty?
i ketlofl betw?
sun menaces the sltuatloti Thi m'^"1
commission appoint? d ??? I ;?? two k"' -
. i nmei 'v' ? Itb th? ol. ft ??'?'?ll,nK
m?- r.-..it datnu ? ? ? ? uted towns
mat t.-rni'Ti'-s m Maeedoais bav? failed
.,, reach an agTeemem The two sets of
representative! bav? arrived at ahsoiui?
)? spgoettS and I'r??? O'-*l*l.!e eOOClUSSOOS
DETAILS OF THE FAILURE
OF ROTHSCHILD LOAN
Only 6 Per Cent of S55.OOO,OOO
Issue Subscribed ? Protest
Against Middleman.
?London, Ma* 12 I i i
I "Th?' '
ftei
? ?' : ' 'in tim? The long
to new ns al
? ?
In th? f the great F
... . r
financial d f ? man) ??
the
r?volu?
lerwritii
|; sn event v
n?l m l< Ii
III"! ?
'? - *'
?
.? ? :
Ar.
the ? pi? :.-:.. ?
. .
the public ?
?;. ?mu m oui
mon than .v,.?.??mhs??i .
? :
Perhaps I
? cumstan? e of ell ia that i
ed "it no- .-??" ?. i...
at thai or i"*.' r evei
?
maiket ra*;-* i thai
:li> pi
1: is anotb. t pi -i , : an
?
middleman nrh
;'.':? i--..-- nan i
-.
1 MOUNT VESUVIUS ACTIVE
Americans Climb Volcano After
Crater Collapses.
M IL?The actJvll ' :
? ?
reached a
:
the moui
l.itn - n.i.i I.?
? . . .. . ? ?
? ?
1 i 11 ? :
TO OPPOSE BEEF TRUST
Argentine Breeders Against
American Monopoly.
B . Mi ? l '? iii'
Ko- ernmenl la taking m? asti ea to o]
? ? f . omblnatton In A ? -
Una Tu? ' 5oun? II *??- HI gu
fully into n at an earl
? - ? ? iiii
favo ..
Ths ne?
on th.- sn-- ailed boot ti ual end the ai
tine Rui si f at ailed .? mi ?
of . sttli br ?,:* ra i" prot? l tes
An ??! I? sn monopolj
Th? ' iltur?
the mansgers of the Amere.. ? I tigeret- !
u.c. plants b. ??? :? mak? sn ??>planetlon '
of tic ntlom
-m
BREMEN TO LONDON BY AIR
French Aviator Makes Remark?
able Six-Hour Flight.
i.iiriu-.h. Ma - 11 Tb. i ret* ? i
Man el 0 ?Bris as U
? n-1.- on thi sttsrnoon aft?
i .,,.-), The avi.it." ? r? tb ?
m-1> rlday In
a monoplene. H? mad? g stoj si i
? uaed bis ?Slghi at M M a. m ?
At Calais he took on i fn ?i, Btoek of
petrol ami i roosad tbx i ibaanel si great ]
.
i...-., i end * ame. But he
.. tb? Tbamea i
....... er 1 I eit-Jon n- Sew j
,n.., the ' it ? al sn altitud? ol 0? feet, I
KOd arrived si lu-ndon si I o*< I? i. m the
sfteri ooi . i
i.,,mi.--i i- unlawful
the aviator epparentU s i ? of]
"? ? ? at 111 I
Ths poof* In the sty, ?
COUld Plan ' ' ' ! '*'" "''"'"-"I
Th, passasa s-*rosa lbs <'hanr,?? ^cupMl
twent* minutas, ?h.?*h to a saw raoord. 1
AMERICANS KM BY
KING VICTOR EMMANUEL
agricultural Commissioners Are
Welcomed in Rome by Sover?
eign and Consort in Person.
ADDRESS BY R. W. MOSS
Dr Kenyon L. Butterfield. of
Amher?t, and Dr. Clarence
J. Owens, of Washing?
ton, in the Party.
Romt Ma: - ri-anu? .
? ng a deep ?n?
teres! in tii.- Visit of th?- Am-: lean .
mission -Ain h i.- i?, atud) in Roms and
European capital! th" quasi
.n and : i
. u ?i man) mem
' tn- diplomatic ? 01 pi wen! t?? th?
...
dt?) to mee! e A
lia?! . . ?. .
? ' 'appelll, pr?s rk m o:
in. Institute, d
that o?
nlftcanl ? (he Instil
???.? tii? aendlng <?f an ?.tii? :.i! uomi
from m?- United Btatei t?? (. ??
' The great American L'nlon ' h? :
. through th" publli ??ti?uis of
tltute ,,i the ad I
Me resulti ... .
? i" ratlva at tu '.it. which i
i."i exist m America Thi! ? ommli
has come here to gathei Informatloi with)
rl?ea to thi ? tablishm? m of Imitai
Institution! h Amerii.?
-I '? I " ? M ? : ?? ? ? ??.. tur? Blgnor
?m.?i th? ?.? egat? Rep- I
? i; W, Mo ?' the |
-?inn. said:
h ? i ... . - it??/? thai thi of
natloi
?
?
th? ,?? ? (teem it a
in?;ii honoi an.i ;, groat : ? spoil i
?
ent for a mlssti
?s tn.- hon? in? of ou . W..
?
? 'i?i Work) in f useful Info ma*
Our natloi its ??f
?
et y can a
? ??? have
?
? -,
tiona natltul
ore it
tl
? ?
? >? k. < ailing
? ' i '? :. among
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WOMAN TELLS HORRORS
SEEN IN ADRIANOPLE
Prisoners Left Without Food
und Water. Gaunt. Hope?
less and Cold.
i
i. \ ?-? mai mi"
? ;tli th" Bl HI n Red "taT
?
mem
?
fi without food
thei
. : Thi
.?i. -:. ? ?
bul < - their bungei grea ll
. t? mak? ! eat tin
nd ?i? v i'ii ?-' ' ?
Th? Hi an?) w? -n '??. I. ?]?? ?
... bli and cold, bul
th?.idltlon
? Thej bad no attentt?
an) i.m?. ? " "!?? ? ?en t?? give them
.i ?hink "f ?\-ii"i '?' ?' pk ? ? ' ? ? ?
? reponed t" 'i?*- sun i? Ibi da* anil to
?i,. , old at niuni Borne hoarse!)
? ior, one <?: i?^" prayed,
aome groaned i :??? d m ag '
iuii Hi?- majortt) la) in a d imb p ?
tiene* a,ni silenl misery more touch
H.,:?!- .,: in??ans Theil
were sunken in their h<a?l??. their
heeks fallen Into great hollows, then
bones pi ?Je ting through their skin
with bungi r, ami their lips ami tongues
ted, i'la? kened ami us? leas With
m- help of some American mission-1
.,! |es .' soup kit? ben a as started
the starving men. Man) ??* them wan
pasl rat n ,!- bul at the sight j
,,! iir ink men who were seemingly al-1
moat dead ?ai up ami begged for watei
?,, pitiful hoarse tones, ?i:Inking until
bi i. n ba? k exhausted.
?i,,. ,,i um? drank litevall) with theh ?
last breath, wmi? lo one man v.as <?>?
log given waU r Um n would i"- ?'?'? ,
other ci?os beside him who v?. ? ?n t?i lick
up in?? drops ma' ftii. m trj tu pul
his un?,')- in i; ami .it leasl havs thai
?,., pun k. .! v..?s bnposalble i" il" much
for them -hu? the) bad i" ?tn? m this
non Ibis ws ><f dlseaai ?.i oaiue, '
hunger ami Utirat
THANKS FOR POPE S RECOVERY
Sclemn Te Deurn Celebrated by
Cardinal Rampolla in St. Peter's.
I;?,ni? M.i> 11 ??? *<?" :n;i 'I'? ''* "?'" "?? -
In St POU r * t.i-'i.r hi <'ar
dina Rampolla In thanksgiving tot
recovery of the Pops *l*bousaads attemi
. ?i tn- ?? n !? ?
ah ttie churchei were Illuminated I
ag and at st Petei i fourteen tr.ou-1
?. i m end lar bee srsrs stlllsed m
inumtnatlng the tacad? and cotonnades
Ti.tin? of lUumlnatlea was an ??in?
line o' Co-astantttM cel?ebratlng Um Jubilee
..f th?- (r-.-.ioni of rh.? Church.
W. &. J. SLOANE
m\
Cleaning and Summer Storage
of Floor Coverings
Thorough cleaning and storing oi~ Floor Coverings
during the Summer not only improve their appearance
when relaid in the Fall, but add to their wearing qualities?
Summer storage also affords an opportunity to have
Floor Coverings altered to fit other rooms, for which
work we employ skilled labor, assuring complete satis?
faction. It is advisable to specify the date for relaying,
so that there will be no delay when Floor Coverings
are wanted.
Our charges for prompt, efficient service of this kind
are very moderate and include insurance against loss
by fire.
FIFTH AVENUE AND FORTY-SEVENTH STREET
i-ir;Tir.far?-1 ?**Va? *? |
ira?^^^
Join In
The City's House-Cleaning
To-day and Every Day
Keep your home and place of business clean with an "lectnc
vacuum cleaner. It sanitarily cleans floors, walls, curtains, por?
tieres and upholstery, and will brush your clothes
During the last four years the cost of vacuum cleaners has been
cut in half. Four rooms may be cleaned twice weekly with less
than 5 cents worth ol Edison current
Call at our show-rooms and see the dilierent types ol (leaner?.
or upon request the manufacturer will arrange lor a demonstration
at your home or office
The New York Edison Company
55 Duane Street
At Y
our service
Phone Worth 3000
Branch Offices for the Convenience of the Public:
Address
424 Broadway
126 Delancey St.
Phone
Sprint? 9890
Orchard 1960
Address
362 E. 149th St.
Address
124 W. 42nd St.
27 E. 123th St.
Phone
Melrose 334U
Phone
Bryant 5262
Harlem 4020
FRIEDMANN SUED BY
HIS DEPOSED AID
< ?nllini?.! fruni Mr.i pas?.
.-o f.t: a? to rnake threats of it?rions I
viol, tc ? ic il?related, aad bad triad In
i/atiOUS ?a;s to t.tiv linn off. He also
r.*ffrt"ii to Hi' mtittiiition that while
. ?-. latsd srith l>r Friedmann he had
been sbls to obtain ??Msssoston of the
"turtle irerm sacrai,"
Dr Bturm did ?sol wan) t.. ?li-mss
tin- point, Lui ?aid that blaokmailins
methods had boon iised In efforts to
have him dlmlose what li?- knew aim.it
the turtle ?lanns snd that at the time
of Uta sjpTniriR of the Finn? r-Fried
mann ?ompact Kir-ni-r had asked
?-tu: m to make an affidavit mi ihe*
WbjSCt
Tin: l'hase of the I'neiiinanii-Stiirm I
ittil.i -..jrlt'i is giving the turtle fferru
?ili??rrll)iite!.- ?Steiler, considerable **or
riment il?' bad Dr. Frtodmanp II
s itatemenl saying thai Sturm knea
nothing abou! the vaccine, and had
never ?been where h?- could iia\.- ob?
talned I be sere! tl.- also d* nled that
he bad evei given Bturm anj ol Um
ira
i merel) allowed i>: Bturm t.? malts
an ini?'? tmn in a pattern once, as ..
[compliment. That's all Bturm knows,"
Dr, Friedmann declared
Th*? Berlin man would nol make any
comment on Bturm's sut! 'That's ?
matter im a lawyer," was ins comment
?'.til I. Sch?re, who represented
Priedmann m the Burner deal, said last
nlgbi h.- had nol been consulted bj
the physician ami kn?".? nothing ol' the
Bturm suit
Mi Ernst, Di Arthur Friedmann's
attorne;. Intimated thai tus ? lient
might in addition i" bis action for
commissions, make an additional ii?
niami for $!".'. '?"' personal services
rendered m the commercialisation ..f
th- turUc germ
MANUEL WANTS TO GO BACK
Confer3 with Supporters Before Visit?
ing Fiancee in Germany.
i irfaj, MS) H -l-A-Kin?, sfgansl of
Portugal ?real to Lugano ?aritserlaad,
on Krida>. and, aecovdlng o? th?? Barias
Branch Offices
New-York Tribune
l-OR
?.ADVERTISEMENTS
AND
SUBSCRIPTIONS
1 364 Broadway
Bel. 5txh ?d 37th Streeti
HARLEM j
263 West* 125th Street j
Bel 7th and 8th Avenu??
paper.?, conferred lbs whole day ?ttn the
tuyporler? of ;l"' BBOsnuf-chy.
H?- left on t-Hturtlaa for ?jerman to
\'.->:i hi? BanCSa, Primes? AuBU?ttne Vie
? f liohenzollern

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