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DEFENCE GERM'
TURNS NEBRASKA
AGAINST BRYAN
Commoner's Fellow Cit
zens Enthusiastic for
Preparedness.
NORR1S WOULD TAX
LARGE INHERITANCES
Suggests Increased Income Levy
to Raise Revenue for Greater
Army and Navy.
' Tr. to Th? Trlt-uu? Burtau. )
Washington. No? 12. W-.'.'.-.am J.
Hryan'? own state of Nebratl? ha? ?n
? -me resulting from th?
? ? ?s gone," ??espite the Come
?m. and the people are ?
r of '.ncrease?
army sad Bavy, so?
Norria Proigresilvi B
??7. S? BBt? r \ - ? ? * " ?
He confesses is feels virj
lonely Ifl hit oppoail th?
dent's progl SSI
The Beaatoi :s i*peeeed to a.: sic
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m tlti
?ition of extra tax??
pos?? la t
lie '??
come a revu.? \ ' | I seal ?
on this qf.?* -'
of this r? Bit! II
m ?'.??ht. ?o that th? praeeat ??
win 'as*, loaf -ch ks ean*j
PlOOidoat's program^-. :? le 1 eaact?
ment.
"There seerrs to be s pespal
perm." sal IM N
that ha? ? wept I See?
everyb 'y ha? I ??? ??? - ?
people are divided, hat *.h?ra ? a
branch sf the Saej '.<??.?:..
rosny hor.??? tr.?n tatas a true- | a
I don't wish, to ill
them, but I admit tkat '- fsoJ
lonely in my oppoi'.t'.or. to the BS
increase?.
C. S. Str.-ngeet Nstion After Ws7
"There is lei? reasc- fei -
defence? r.ow laaSl st ?-;?' UsM - '
last forty yesr? WhOB the war ?
th?re ?will rot be a loaatf] I '
ss ?tron?? a? tal "????? ???-.-?
would be tr--i ? j-eace eaSBl I
oakaastion Y ad rai
th? war is fought to an end. *.t
wtll be that the Oaitod t?**.*.-.??
And itself eith the s'.: -?es: -svy :*?.
the world.
"A ilng'.e day's work rr.ght s-7
strength of the British c: trie QeiB -
f?ets to the bottom af '.he ?ea ar. i
leave us lr. a pre-emir.e:-.*. poeitioi
in any case, this n no tiavs to b? a?r.
tatlr.g the (jnestioi; W| have
l?ai*ned the \ iue of th? lut
from thil ?var Th?re may be
!es?on? to ?earn that w%] rau--? _,? ?
change our programm?
cause for hurry or, our part, Bl
ahoald ?? ait till
I m e.
"If ' ? it's proc-'.- -
be adopted, SI BOW see- -
are two ways by which I'd reJM the
needed revenue. I wouid ir.crea
ineome tax on large incomes ?ssv
thoie above $Ju,('<''? - ar. -I I would im?
pose an ir.heritar.ee ?a? like the ai
-r.*-7.- ; ro] ossd to the I'r.derwood bill.
In thii?. I -.*. ?ritance o*
proi/r? - ?? at, tul ai
lartfe bequests it would be half th?
inheritance.
1 rge-? V. S. Arms Plants.
i vanee tha? r el
? '. hi inlergi
? pay for thai
n? oace. ft
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nlate were removed, the tentlment for
larger defence?, which is largely arti?
ficial, aroald collapse, and if the Bevy
is 1o be increased I think BOVeral -' f*
eminent plantt thould bt constructed
to make the material, to keep tho
profit? from individua'.? latoroBted In
the propaganda. A tax on manuiuctur
tri of munitions would BOt ?!?> much
good, a? the tax would ultimately be
Bald by the government, which would
be compelled to pay higher prices for
supplie?."
Sir. N'orris admitted that the adop?
tion of a larger defence programme m
ear mgo might have made Germany
Isten more attentively to the earlier
communication? of the American gov?
ernment, bat added that more probably
it would have influenced tho I'nited
Stetes and mad? it pu?h matter? doter
to a wurlike declaration.
Norrls for Ship Bill.
Senator Norri? al?o found him?elf In
a minority in Nebraska, he ?au!, on
the question of the government OWB*
erthip of thip?, a? embodied in the
letratioa bill. With a f*\? ?I
Senator Norri? ?rould hov? voted for
tl ? I II 'a?; ?roar, bat he ?at.! he do
- ? but 1 -. t ti o Interoet in the sabjest
out Wett
Work of drafting the army appro
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In thrse competitive times whrn Art no often Is
sacrifie??! t?> Commercialism it is assuring to know
that it is yet ?possible to obtain a piano <>r player
piam manufactured ander ?i policy that lias for its
.?mienta] aim the permanent tatitfoction of the
telligeni baver. Originally designed to excel In
lUc quality the traditions of the founders of the
Kranich ?***' Bach Piano have been folloared for fifty
wars with a steadfastness of purpose that has won for
I, is Sttperfa instrument its recognition be master musicians
as the lead?r of the world in real musical excellence.
L^RANICH*ff*BACH
?ra?fcf:^t?m-Quality PIANOS
X ^?-w and Player Pianos
".*?'/'/ OntS a real piano Jaitory and mike tiv/r chi'ne."
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They never have failed to come up to the
expectations of our customers or of our?
selves. They have developed a following to
whom their enduring qualities always are
a source of complete gratification.
Sack Suits *?i8 to -?48
Fall Overcoats **i6 to *4o
Winter Overcoats *i8 to '75
Brokaw Brothers
Astor Place ?tV I-ourth Av?*,*ni<*
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UNDERSEA TEST
EDISON SUCCESS
Rivals Started Rumors of
Battery's Failure, Says
Dr. Hutchison.
TELLS OF TRIALS
BY NAVAL BOARD
Electrical Class of Na\y Yard
Inspects Submarine (ells at
West OleMgC Plant
Pr. Miller Ueeae HotchleOO, l'bomt?
A. Rdlsoa's shtef BBgiaeor, e*l ? atoa re
?m U] abosen ? membei el <>*? n???i
Adviaory \<,-t.:.\. :s.si ? Ighi denied ??
mora ?-? ths ?ff?*'* thai Ihs ' ?'?? iea ???"
?w.. betlerj i?.i '??<??? foaad defeellve
?rhea tried ?" United State? aavi ??!
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fiem the sugar ?hip?.
Austrians, in Denial.
Call Goricar Traitor
Washington, Nov. 12. Tht Austro
Huagaiiaa Kmbassy issued the follow?
ing Ftatcmenti
"bv-Consui Or Coerienr, formerly at
San Francien?, ha? been on l?BV? of
sbsencs slaea the tim? of th? outbreah
..f th? war, and has been temporal ly
attached for a time to the tustro
Hungarian Consulate Oeneral in Mer?
lin, Germany.
Three, eery loon afterward, be ob
talned knowledge that the Au tro H ib
earinn authorities I.ad received In*
fonaation abou! his ?ecre* ?
with the aaemloa of Anatria*Hungarv,
ami evidently fearing d?tection, he lud
denly left hi? post without permission,
and dleappearod. Later on it wai
learaed tba* he had gone to Italy a'.d
was staying in Koine, from where he
tender..! hi? resignation, thereby pre
VentiBH his dismissal.
"Win!,, he was in Home it was n?rer
tair.ed tint h." was in doe? tt
with Ruo?iafl and Berblafl Bgenl . eh
VioUSly With th?. pulp?se o!" going to
the I's- "".i! St,.ten to BM hi? ItUOWl
e.it/e of th? renlres of Slavic in,'
tiofl e?lining from the moaarehy
service ?>f the Paa Slavic propaaanda,
an?! with th" m'eut of diaaeminating
disloyalty among our immigrant?
? t their country of birth.
"ihe Austro HuBgarlaa Embassy has
! ? ? informel thai q lite a number ??f
southern Slavs from ?he monarch
l.en enlisted l.y the agent? of the Al
iad hav? left this country to fight
against the Auttro-Huagarian
It is very probable that 1 >r. Qoricars
?ubveraiv? activity contributed t< ths
very NgTOttObl? BCtl ?,!' tien on, which,
rer tainly v Ithout changing tl.u'com?
war, will be of the (i
M I Il IL' -i ??';.. !
? f war.
"The Austro Hungarian Kmba IJ
was informed several month? .,?,. ,,i
Pr. Qoriear'a agiutory ? roj.?. anda
car rlod SB m th'? COUnl ' ] . I II I bas
refrained until now from taking .'??un
ri r m?.: are i, ' eing an 11 ?? ? th.- ,i ?
gra. ?? brought about by the fact that
a former consular officer had brOBOfl iri
?uch a maanei the faith aad allegiance
to his fatherland.
"In view, however, ?.f his ?tatemrnf?
to the press, whiil. cr.'i. r, the BtTOBg*
e?t aocusotion? against th? reproaeata
tr.e? of Auitiia*Hunaar* the bb s..'i?*y
m?)?' emphatically .Whire these nr
eolation? a? false and absolut, ly base
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Austrian F.mbassy Aids
Spies Here, Is Charge
Providi bob, '??.'? 12. Chargea 'h.i?
lb? Austro*Hangarian r?mbatty in
Washington ?Ir?.'. ? ? ? ? r,ry >,f
? I ? - , Ik? (Jailed States will !,??
rea? *? d to moi row moi "The
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v.... i,< pi? ?ii.ted that (?iiniun and
books often, jotting down point? which
iBterssted thess, ?nd thuy also wruto
-, i> itli Bl regarding thing? which pur
!.??! them. These were later aniwered.
At noon a lunch wai served la the
?torais'o battery baildiag, and to lerve
rposs of s seaveais and
an obj?-ct for ?tudy each visitor re?
ceived a cross section of the new alka?
line battery. The afternoon was de?
voted to an eatertaiaaieBtt in which
Miss K'.i/.abeth Spencer in rerion lang
a duet with the voice of Ifisi Spencer
si reproduced on a phonograph. Mo?
tion picture novelties also were shown.
NATIVE CHRISTIANS
GET JAPAN HONORS
One Woman Amont?, Those D?"C
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orated with Order of the
Sncred Treasure.
Kiel??, N'.-r 11 IstOBg the persons
decorated hj ?in* Kmperei i" honor of
hie loraastlofl ?i? ?????i??; Ispe?is?
Chrlsllans, iBeludlns Itorohw Khsra, ??
i i??iiiiiitiiii ?ilueater; l?auap llara?ls
adltoi el " ib?. ? hi lei Isa w.*?i.i".
?in?, Neteda hoe lataetei **f H
r?ni . ?..liego ?i i able, ?n af wh <"?
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i y Captain Csissar ob Ortober 14, 191*?,
on the Italian itesaiahip StaraneliB, as
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Berko'i Inqoiiition b?* ?he Pennrt
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Sai\ Francisco Expo?
sition closes Dec. 4.
Sar\ Diego Exposition
closes Dec. 31.
Low-fare excursion
tickets or. sale until
Nov. 30 ? o?oO? for
return until Dec. 31.
Onyourwaythere
visit the CnirtJ Canyon o?
Arizona. A Pullman to
tne rim.
lrsvrl liij?,inou?Iy on trie
?-?lif?.rni'.t 1.,'nn'tcJ or eco?
nomically n, a tnuriat sleeper.
FrcJ Harvey meal? rerved.
Y,?., will aaiey rsa?Ita?J our
??????IssiiJ \eUen skout tie '
Laliiornjt trip. Writs for ?
Car, f nilt?r.| r.,r, Kaa?.?r P,? A,?
I lion?. I raukiiD CJiu ai,r? ?hni
BRYAN SCHEMING
FOR MISSISSIPPI
Seeks Dry and Suffrage
Aid to Control State
Against Wilson.
[Bj T.: aerar h to IBs T*1* ?;-.?'
Meridian, Mits., Nov. 12.?Informa
tion received of the elYorta of Williart
J. Hryan to control the Mississippi dele
gation to the Democratic Nati.nii
Convention tend? to ?how that the cam
paign hat been in progrets for the pas!
tlx monthi and has gained koodwa)
The plan is taid to havu the ?ippr.vitl
of 'be pnihthttlonii!? nn?l woman
?uffrage advocates, who hip pini mg
llielr f?ilb on Hryaii t?. BMBmOVr? th?
delegatloaa se iimt aatloaal prohib?
Hen and aromas suffrage will be adopted
in ib? national platform, and In
in?.i r>.? ii. .a aaivii'o will tupport
Hi an In I... ?A 111 pa I gn BgB I n ? I I'. ? a
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WERNER SUES WIFE AGAIN
Ex-Pollceman Demands Another 110,000
on Ante-Nuptial Agreement.
Giulia Mcrosir.i Werner la the de?
fendant la a new tuit for $lr?,00"0 be?
gun yesterday by Arthur M. Werner.
the former policeman, based on an al?
leged agr?eraient under which he wns
to receive that turn from hit wife
BBBUally for remaining off the police
force.
A like ?uit is r.ow pending. Werner
alleging non-paymer.t of instalments
? rs i fue before April IS, ItlA
Mr? Werner, who i? separated from
her husband, has declared that ?ho
tipied the Bgroemoat believing he
could go back on the force if he saw fit.
OSBORNE'S FACE
GUIDES EX-CONVICT
< ....?tnn?<l from |.a|s I
?indrr the wall whore V'aher ptrehed
?etching t?r wild briiii ?apalsed A
i-iii ?n.i .1 boy floundered la the tratei
V. .?I, ,.. though! nt < f ?pa, Paboi
!.?i,.,i from Ihe "?!l M* re?i ?"l b??th
Thareeflei lb? tiaa was ?lien! Pebei
I ?i r,,,,,.) himself
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THE OLD RELIABLE
ROYAL
Baking Powder
?AbsolutelyPure
Avoid All Substitutes
anything In the world for him. As
most of the other convicts and they'
say the ssme.
"I'm going to Detroit because I can
flr.d any work her?. Th?y ask you fo
r?ferenc?s, snd when you hsv?n't an?
they don't even look at you. I don'
know whether I'll get s 1<^> in Detroi
without Warden Osborne t recomm?nd
Btion, but I hate to bother him sgsir
I'll have to shift for mytelf, I guett."
FIVE AT SING SING
INDICTED^ISRUMOF
District Attorney Refuses tr
Confirm Report and Inquiry
Goes Over Until Monday.
Frederick E. Week?, District Attor
ney of Westchester County and direct?
ing the inquiry of the grand Jury at
Whit? Plain? Into condition? at Sing
fling, became yesterday, after a week
of illanco, almost ?lo?|?i?nt, and added
two whole words to hit utual it- tylla
bls ?taiernent of the progreil of th?
Inquiry "/ have nothing to ?ay"
"I lirav?- BOtklng to ?ay at all," an
Booaoed Mr rToebc. in reeeeeet leaos
h.? lalheslvs ??r??* aedod right thoeo,
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Whan ??>???) fot am opinion ??n ?rltl
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writes about
youth, love and
ambition you arc
sure of a good novd
and you .get it, uA?j?
some, romantic and ex.
citing, in
MAKING
MONEY
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r__t _?<__rr.e s tr.e*d arid ceper.cer/.e ttaple.
At a c.l.nar-/ adjunct it provides m ready help
?In t-.e production of :nn_mer?.',le daintiet.
M?r*y prefer it fcr tee, c-.ff?e, cocoa or eh?>c
o?ate. It mtkmm Ice uauni of delicioua teiture.
As en infant foo-i -when mother?' milk feilt,
It effordt a valuable tubetitute. Bebte? like it.
E-aiy to prepare.
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Fr?Wai //. Simonas
Author of 'The Great War"
In to-morrow's Tribune Frank II. Simonds tells how the
same sort of campaign of attrition that won for Grant is being
used against the Kaiser.
It ?s a elear and comprehensive exposition of the argu?
ments which form the basis of Allied expectations that the war
is approaching a turn. It shows the appalling butcher's bill the
warring nations must pay?and how it will be harder for Ger?
many to make the payment.
If you are not getting these masterly reviews of the war that appear
every Sunday the fault is your own. A word to your newsdealer will re?
serve a copy for you.
Sill* Hmnuag Qfribimp
First to Last?The Truth:
News? Edito ri a s? A a! ve rtise men ta