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TUESDAY, DECEMBER
1915.
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LAIBAR ACCUSED
OF ENGINEERING
WUNITIONSTRIKES
U. S. Attorney Marshall
Says -Wall Street Wolf"
Ran Labor Conspiracy.
HONEY SUPPLIED
BY FRANZ RiNTELEN
? i?,?. I utra Indictment??. Charg
lag attempted Murder, Found
Ship Plotters.
Israhsll, 1
been
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?? ?he plots of t.erman ron
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. 8nts in the West, hut it wn? not
? oflllia "' i abor'- National
Council appeal
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lumpers Opposed Plan.
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THE DAYS OF REAL SPORT: OPENING THE 64th CONGRESS-By Briggs
rCALL OUSTED
ON STOCK CHARG
BY GOVERNO:
No Evidence of Transfi
of Shares to Wife.
Whitman Says.
-.
Edward E. MeC
HE 000 -, ? ...
Ission at
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him fr.
?. ile ;i men ?
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thai he hml tran
ll nin
:? i ed bj tl
Govei ? ? '-in i on. be ?i
.-uiT.c ent to wii
Imm< .1 sftei skins, he a:
\'. the order
McCall ?t; ? ! ???.?iy of State'i e
for tho pi
peso.
'man will ?end copi?
of the order and hit d?-ci?ion to McCa
to-morro??. The order, however, bt-cam
>? ?- 'ling i
ihce, ?o th?
i.-on. thai moment MeCatl eeaeed t?> h
?
Yavward, who va
appointed o the eoaualai
?'? last Apji!. '.?ill be de?
Ki.d'ed gl temporary chairman to-mor
row by the (governor, with the under
?tandinK that if h? make? good he cai
hold the place.
Ha>ward to Hsve a "Tryout. '
_Bvei_ei Whitman ?aid to-night rha
he had not yei definitely made up hli
llena) Ils?, ward the per
man? r ? chairmari of the cotnmis?ion
The goaeral laaenlia?lit i?, however
Ml llavward la to have a tryout
If t?,., slept again?!
him anoth?-r man will be ?elec???!
The r pa rpeaed making hn
? si possible to give M?
(?i? ? rtBl lt| to resign and thu?
:-;v for hirn t? ?ake
i.operi for reaigna
? . r aaeaa, it is und?r
,,-??r the charge?
? ord ?'-a? ?ent to Albany that
??.. reeJgBa?
the prematur? poblleatloa if
the stei
up to
se atad? public
is the
? 1 I ...-lip .'111
?i id.;?- h?-aritiK,
end virieai
rats, ?h ?
Ihst ' he ? harifrs
rets ? ' d M? ? ail
?? .isas
um? a ave?
? ? '-r ? MOOT if ?he
1 he belief
? ?atiinu'rt c_ pa?? I. ??lasa- 4
Flannel-Sh?rted Radicals Pass,
but Uncle joe Goes On and On
By HEYWOOD BKO?N.
We Often, i ?? < ? I ha beea
ra into
the world a little Radical 01 B little
Conservative. Perhap? if is eortl
ing that 'he < onservative remains
lonirei. The SieSt ;nt?-re?-'ir.jr. ftgniei n
? re int?r?t ting H
?Id mei Ji ops '? ! Car >n, who
.m n ISM, ii eld, bel Jemes H.
Dae i a, .?h<> t??? bom In lrs.V), i? ancient.
I'ncle ?foe 'ever all<>?vetl an\ ?'.:td no?
tion* to joggle hi* jadfment,
"< felons" Devil has permitted ram,
monopolj and the gold standard 'o
..t.nr-.y bim mightih. And to-day I'ncle
.loe Is by fsr the bottei
"<'y< lone" Da* I r?t and the
last of ?he Populist??, mid BVOB Its I
is no more than a half-brother to the
Hemofr?';'' party. Hi? autobiography
? -h" < engte**inr.a! Ore
.. ,
the SistJT-feerth < nncres. '.vi?h the
lion Jeff McLemere, of He *
colleague, retenir,;?; pome 106 rOtOS ISSI
than his colleague, nri alleged penalty
for not having always )te??n h 'rollar'
Demeersl
In ?pite of thl OUdtal .0':
Devil means collar is ??i lit?
er?! s??nse Only ?rrk .
his neck te d? . and ?luJ I rani
affrighted Those who ? I long
. ?
whether gr?> sr red,
con?urn? ? the b?
I'ncle Joe Is Jaunt?.
(ncle Joe trink :m < *. nient delight
-, - ? ? Bf 'n ti ' niai
?fain. l'e ?randersd bsre snd I
laufhed, frosted old friends, i.kn|
n end teld roba I ?tories;
*li...et! out
,,*? hi* seel In fast? ss
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chair Ils ?????' .i for
l ?iamp ' Inri? withoul I
:,i -I So" 'i .he
Te-?r.l?*.t Ol ' ' '
Al.,i poring man w a
Hone" Devis, ?l?0 w" '""'' '" T'",T
A dOSSB ItttH bsrk In lh* ?
list days,
?ir? it M with all Rsdicali Thsy burn
istion. i ine may look through?
Repr?sentatives and
d no ra
? R,
, ,
ra^e in RolteiI M, L Bo es
1
Ave
man from
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? who
i ? the magasine?.
Tl.<- Va niman,
- - ?ij i.i t ?it M
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? afraid of Ynrdaman
hin have hit hair
for a re
. .1 ??ircum
?tan.-. n . ?' ition hai been
??> brie'' 'ha' th? .;. he l.ar
lid no? i.iirn up,
ngain
?here tuav no1 hlVO h ? ? hum.
Knier a New lladi.il.
Rsdi?
?nn.!-..-.| ... gatSje I, ?..liman 1
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Cyclone.'1 Da v/s ofT?xa
WILL BATTER R
INTO PEACE, SA1
VON H?NBENBU?
Germany Can't Sheal
Sword Yei, Though Vi
! tory Sure, He Declares
V'ienna, i?..- I n,, "Keue P
Press? ' -? Bn lat? relea i
ihal roi Binden}urg,
tallied at hi? ?'tiarters, which nre
tcrlbed aa being "la one of tin- ?
important point? of th- lias of defe
which It lasla hi .1 sgal
i.ermahy."
i i Field Mai . -. reply
a remark e? nceraiag hi? populat
and his eventual triumphal entry ii
P.erlin. by ighingly: "1
slresdy frightened sheet :;. If 1 cat
ha e mj ?? .i. i i on i ut eatei Ber
bai aeald ?? eletal
?ad leavi the train .. Kottaua. i
nates, w
returned to the pi
? .
"Howevi ? to Bei
At p
enemy
theref. i
Genei
the Frei pari
relating to Altai
"i : ? ? ? an I sid, "1 '.<
should come ..n.i ,-. ? The Brit!
led 1
tiit- war. ll ' ai reparta bat
eome i rom It d ... : t.. dampe
th.. i
..?-,. thet
report? at ? eoi ;
hat her Achill? ' am not r?
ferriai ?
"No Peace in Sight."
"In Russia, alto, the Emporei si
, government plainly desire the cei
i i n nt ? ..' the wir. The meet n
; markahle thing ii "hat all the?.? na
? tions ?In -???? :?'. 'hey are on!;
g themselves for Great It' I
: ik like peace, am
i , -.-. ? rath., her ?word.'
.?'. declared th_'
! wen German ee If aa en?
[wire pel to th? terrible blood-letting
net . in ? ??n th?
\._r which ?rat foi*ed on bev.
Question? '-. military
situai ?' bal ?a Y "Oui
? tactical poi icellanl Eape
eially in the Eaal the Germen army
- reached the meal fayombl? ?trate
gic poail .?..?."
BeUevOS Raaail in Bad Shape
Th.- asserted thai th?
Ru??.??' I ii ?? material ?a? much
roorer thai I the t'r-? y.ni of the
? ?r. sad thit Russia ? ths gaps
I v*ith the '? ed, but
I not f?"',?i nee armies. I ' ?
hindrance. The
I onlln??.l ?n o??? C>. ?nlnnm 4
In One Year
In the hrst year of ihe New York Tribune's active
campa.?n foi I letUI advertising, the dailv 'in illation has
increased from 73,9??f4 to 100.240 net paid. The Sun
day I nhune's . iiculation a year ago WU 4o, 168; for
the last Sunday m November it was 7 7.14 V In the first
elereen months of 191*1 Ihe New York Tribune carried
2,30.3,64a, lines of advertising. I l?.e ? .uropean War un
questionalily had it" effect at that time, so perhaps it is
f.urei to consider th?* figures of 1913, a normal year.
I hey were 2,526,389. The total advertising carried
'?ver a ? orresponding period in 191 > was 2,954,377.
I his seen s to be the brst way to answer the oft-re
peated question: "Hoes it pay ?o prot?-? t \ our readers?"
?hc (Tribune
PleSt to t.n%t~-thv Irmh: Vf? ?. l:iiiu,rlah? \?\ ertlscments
CONSTANTINE
SENDS MESSAGE
?O AMERICA
Alles Ask Too Much;
N e L! i ra Hty St retch?ed
to Utmost, He Says.
ENTENTE CANT
WIN BALKANS
Warns Americans Their
Country May Be Treated
as His Mas Been.
Atheiis, Dec. 4 < I ?clayed in trau.?
ion). Conatantina I. K
ti., i . miriiggi
? ..??.:. which
.1 anted in thi
." ? . .
"1 am ? ?peciaiiy glad to talk foi
America." .-Hid the K; if, aa An.er
; -a rill md ;anil Greece, p.
Wa arc Loth neutra! uni pre to?
father dtttermined, if il
not ..? court deatruction by permit?
ting ourei Iva to be ?!?-.tw n into the
frightful vortex of the praaanl
European conflict.
"Both are trying by ?-very honora?
ble mean-? to jruard our soverr,ifrnty,
protect our own p?>ople and stand up
for our national ?nterents without
ncriflclng that neutrality which WH
recogniza as our only salvation.
"America i? protectsd from im
mediate danger by the distan.:?
whieh rapar?an her from the battle
' Held. We, too, titought that once, bul
the battlefield .-??lifted, and may ahifl
again. What is happening In Greec?
t. ?lay may happen in America, Hoi?
, land or any other neutral 'uiintry if
1 the pr?veden* IWW MUght to be M
tabliahad in the caac of Greece is
' niiiT fixed."
Greece Helped Mlie?.
i t.e intervlea arith t't\e King '?.ur?
place at noon in the smaller nalac?.
1 which ii ti:-- King'? own reaidence, and
| the audience lasted BI hour. The King
I !res?e.| in the simple uniform of
a <ir?ek general.
"The fundamental cause of the entire
threatening attitude of the Entente
?Power? toward Greece te-dey, aid ?.f
,, ? .. tien af my eountry,"
the King, '"i? the intente'? o.' ti
st Gre? ?? bei i i ? I ?
? snj s? 'he (irai
ah?- opporl .
??|s it reasonable ta suppose ?uch a
thing? Fro n -'? of hostil
n the Men Eist, Greeee't neutral
11 - to the uti
modal i ?' ? ?
whom we iiave llwiyi felt the keene.t
tympathy lad the deepest gratitude.
Tl ii Dardant liai opei atioi
fron Greek ii ?-?1 by
Allied treepi fH ??? Serbia wa? en
i dangered by Yr.e combined Austr?
man and Bulga? ian attack the \
?n.op? landed, unoppo??d. on Grtel
from which, with the .-econd cit; of
Gneta a? a ba?e, they pro?ecuted, aided
?in ever;,- way consistent arith a: ?
of neutrality, their fruitlett and too
- .' Iiyed campaign to rescue
.
Pledged in-? Word.
"Kin.-ii'.-.-. I. myself, have g-iaf-n mv
personal BOl I "'.a' ?.reek troop? will
never be need ta ?'ta<?k the Franco
British force? In Macedonia merely *.>
allay unjustified ?UtplClont.
"Yet, de?pite ali th<-?e ??? dencei of
the good faith of ?,'reeee the ?
Power? now demand, in a form which is
-.irtii?'ilv a;, ultimatum, 'ha* the '.ie?>k
'rnnpa he withdlBWi from "-?ionira, and
?ha' meent ..' iving OUI
population rotected agaiaal raid? by
, Bulgarian eomltldjis, St all 'he hor?
ror? of '-?a.- wBteh l?id Beieium waste
1 ?houid the Allie? be driven back within
' our frontier?.
".lu-' s :j-po?e the Genaaaa were in
a po'lfon to demand that your country
conced?- the use of Bo ton or S?
a? the ba?e for an attach ? -, ? l
Whit vou'.j you ?.a;. * And ' ill year
military experience atnl the n?!
tat? told >.>uthat st* I
a landinc wei doome.i ??. fa IB
caute made ?ith an made.; ?ate for?-..
and y.ii real ?-.I 'ha' the B -
. ..mid? 'Miulii pursue the re
treating Germant seroso New Kngiand.
destroying at the) ?rent, ? ? ?? u",.I pou ac
eopl the preapoei a th? \\ ? ?! nggle?"
"B-.i' had -i"' year majesty Germsn
iHaraace that tas integrity of Gn ?
.
K ? t ??'.?? a^k.'-l
?ii!' coarae; and Kntente as?urance.
BS "he reply.
I I -mular .-.?--urance from B'd
.
???,. ;nanj " said ?? '? ????
p:-.?:- ce foi
?
Cern?an Huii-arian an- ? . ?
?uing the retiring French and Bl
(eatlaut- vn oaf? a. Mliuaa ?
A
BELGIAN AND SFRBIAN
LIBERTY. FRENCH DEMAND
Pans. Dee. ri.?In reph to bids
for pea? e trom ?eutoni?- SOBJfces,
??Inert Thomas. I nder Secretary of
War. ga\e in an s-?dre*?? laBl night
Ohal is i.insi.iered the official atti?
tude of Ihe Krench government in
regard to peace terms. He ?-aid:
"There will be no peace until o'ir
Alases sad I aristas sie deiiniieiy
reestablished as part of the l-'rench
salty.
"There ?ill be BO peace until our
unfortunate brother? of Helgiuni
an?! Serbia are BSSSrod of recover
ln" their home? in complete securitv
and independence
"there ?111 he no peace until l,er
mati Imperialism sad Prussian mili?
tarism are put be?ond the possi
bllltj of resurre? linn.
"There will be no peace until a
?\?.rem of riifht. tV-.mded upon the
rtctorios union of the Allies and
?tiiipiirletl b> the free adlieren. e xi
neutral*, ivi* sbollshcd inreier the
riolesice ot war."
BY CONCESSIONS "
AL0NE.SAYSP0PE,
CAN PEACE COME
Each Party, He Asserts,
Must Give Up Some
Hoped For Advantages.
Home. Pec ft. Tie MCfOl SSBSlstory
at which BSW CSrdinals are to be named
and other Importent busine*"? *
acted began 'hi ? iiinriuiip. Notwith
I staadiBf the world war. i; was ??re
ceded and ?t'endetl with 'he same
pomp as I i ?rv Bnder Pope
Leo. ! :-.r only .??"Terence to-day was
? the ab.ence of s(,nie of the foreign
1 cardinal?, e*n.. ally those from the
? !": I i ted ' ?'
Pose Beaedicl looked well and
i strong. He vrai fell of determination.
. especially when .i' ivertnf his allocu?
tion, in which he again condemned the
horror? ..ring:
"Wltl you are a ears of the
difficulties ?hie!, ap *?> the present
have ? ? ' from convokir ,
d I oliesje. If finally I hnve been
franted to-daj -.<i ase yoe again in
foodlj Bombers II :. no) b>
have become less, but be
. that by long'-i del:.;.
. .re of the Roman I
mifhl leriou '.-. - iffor, since durinf
?-ar sad the one jusl pas?etl ? .,
kth h a -
?ii'ise,: ? ? red l ?
"If ? ???? i the if sa?
?n
I ' . *he 1'
??
assumed the governm?- Lurch
"In 'hi* grave a".?l historic mOBSOBt
mding
lia secumulstinf durinf the last
? ib months, ? ?hat
:? -ire iui peace grows daily in
? ,: ??.,_- ', ?
.Si we have tried ?
? --n ji-;..-.? 01
:i. nevertheless the Ih'u! war
grow, in fir. bj land ar.?l BOS
threatens unfortunate Armenia with
e\'ren*.e ruin.
"The le?ter which on the anniversary
of the beginning of the 'ar we ad
?,r??-??il to the bel li if ere ? t peoples and
?ii??ir rulers, though It rece red s rever?
ent hear:::?.- duced
? he beneficent effecti that
??
Prays f??r Peace.
\ ,r ef Him s no ii the I
ful King an?! the Pi tic* of
? bio? ..1 bj the miafori .
I mi eh..dren : are C
i i-tinuallv raise our beads Ifl *??P
plication te the God of Mercies, en?
treatinf ll-r. '*:th o'ir whole bearl ?
p ifl His power tu ? u* an
?,-?.,; to ;'?:* snfuinary conflict.
??While ?.a" srKh all our re
tjoorces to Bile late 'he doleful conse
- '.-ci ebtifed by our aoo
. to Inculcate snow the only
.;. put an ?n?i *?.
??m-ndous ronflafrat on.
oare for 'la' peace ? h:ch the
et humanly ardently *
? ,- ,, ; .,?-1- thsl le just and last?
ing, not advafltafooui te one sloae
the I e ' : i ge re . ' pari
"The way which can surely iead to
this happy n sell i thai ??*'?
ready been tried and found satisfactory
[li .V . - -unces, ami of I
we made BMBtiOB In OBI lest 1?"
-. an exchange of idea?, be ll
rect or upes good a I
,,
with clears recocaisinf l
.? ' ' ?
?? -
COUCt with equal mea.ure what is just
-
? in ail huma:: con
trt?-. er - ? must be s,
through tbi f the con??
[art ? '.:, -. I s ..'?
n.*.-?*?- . - * h, mad*
? hoped-for a?l*.*H':' .
? -
. | | . seessloi
? ?
... / ,
? : for) -
bcfinninf of de-|
cadence fr? | ?e of psesperoaa
h eh tin ChrtitiHi ra
lifiou has raised her from nothing."
U. S. BACKED
BY PRECEDENT
IN ITS STAND
Holds It Is Not Re?
quired to (iivc
Explanation.
SAY GERMANS
SEEK SOURCES
Officials Declare Request
Aims to I.earn Who
Were Informants.
\\ sshington, I ?? PI ?? ??'tat?
Depai made i
i" ml ? tli;i
m eonfi '
High
officis i that in
unprectsdented attitods at the Gee
man government a ? ?
nanil
ftir the recall of Captains von Papen
ai ti Boy-Ed.
?n'a- ador von Bertutorlf
formed the departasei I to daj that
before recalling the tare attach?s his
gnvernmeat would ask n? um
why they erers unacceptable. This
message srs almost ?dentlcsl with
one which reached the de'iartnient
lest night from Ambassador GeenedL
The State !? -..ihnM tel
the receipt of these communications
and ?i. thorifsd the rtateraent that.
1 the desired informa' ?< . rrouM not
? be furnished. To do o? il '?.us de
i, would <ii*vi. ? .? lure
t! i> goOernment' information end
lead i" more complicatii i The
I department reiterated th< ? lb
that international law ? i f. f ne
?luire the disclosure of th< reasossi
for dtnandini the recall of ? diplo.
Precedent FaVeTS Move.
The phrs ' na non ffn
the department holds, igi [fie
? '?' ? "mental fttit ide," which
predated bj . sly of
rhe history of diplomacy
records many es ? I mi -a! af
diplomat* for no hetter reason than
al temper or chara?
Unless, therefore, Germany with*
? demand or consider! tin*?
? sal ?" ? ? ? sari ment
satisfactory, it will I .?y for
this government to hand oi I
Boy-Ed tin
port then.. To
try to .. . :? ? onduel -?
from the A11 ici P
i iternatiofial Ian diplomat OH a
mission are immune froi
The '?ernian view . I
here to-night bj person? qualified
t?' express it. i? that international
law is no warranty in ?he face O?
(?reat Britain'?* "illegal blockade,"
bat the United States would he
morally responsible if the *?wa at?
tache- .-hould be ?letainetl in passa?/?
t. Germany. The Garasan gesrera?
ment will expect thi.?* jrovernment
not only to insure the safe return
of von Papen and Boy-Ed, but. bIho
the arrival of then **.rs in
this- country.
This attitude il totally at vari?
ance with that . f Secretary T.an
ting, who will .-: ? : rinciple
that the reaponsibilit U\ ited
State eeas? ? ? ? B Ed and vea
f upen I?-?? ? torial .iun.-di?
t.'.n.
Von Rernstorff Fliminated.
Amh;. seder n - l'< nu
?lay to be a factor in 'he ??tuation. Al?
?houch the negotiations are b-in." con
tad throufh him, he ii HC?:nn mere
? (.s a medium. ? eotamunloa?
I -a*.r [ifpartmrnt will fol
rictly his instructions from Ber
The departmeat'i announcement
? *he recn!l of thr attach?s ?as*.
? 1 because of mproper military
?-??I naval activities ah i the Am?
. '?r from any sosp M ..f rom
1 V - - ? - -?i- i's rnea
licated that Ton BemstorCs at?
? .i? ttril? r?-d from Hi-rlin.
l.an*i?.f ar?\.* to the Ger?
man Ambassador to-dtv ? copy of the
1 ,- nr trial,
report ? stated, ihowa that As?
sistant l?'stnct Attornej Wood made
no auch ellusio- Ed ?s ??ere
. in ?ht peas, and ?-on ft ratee
.'irtroom
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