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tha i HAeulty o\er the
. ii anticipate*!. In
, \ probahli
them, none 1
? mere than
I p| irentl] soi
nslsl merely of all
? ,'r, char
?> of a
in* ag even the ">
. whlah in
? - Geraaati ta Ea
? ?.rf.aif,? 01 aaaal
l>e\elormer.-. .am? rapldlv to
'?>
House ?r. I the time eel
t to dii
loti
n- a'v :e
'?ved \\
'
lent.
liern?torff See? I analng.
i ',-r- tl ? afternoon Conn? von H
the day had
, -t. w-ri? calls
Sacra
two remained doa
? - more (
.'
:'t the In,
-? '.
v all n
? to aubmi
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? bel'e'
b? iate
? ;? ical
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it a s
sfactoi
i, ? : ot humili?t!
f the '*tv- '
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H?
repi
legal
'a - - .
?, a? it declared m tl
?
Il
Many Officials l)iasatl?fi? d
nderstood ?? eonea
? - i
- of ?viral ??^"ks ago, whic
,1 I: i? b?
ainta
? ,? I u?ltania victima wei
ng of Intel
. .
?d. howev?
'. ? 1 'uat to It
-, memorar. :
H ana or to postpone th
ahead
.
? r delay, ?-1
Adi lea thi
.?Ically
? ?
many*
? . ?
i 'hing'
ru Colo
' il' ?e ; Il t* ;..= i e: ,.n :; te:
.-.i hora
. iiouae *er?? told Ifl plalr
- thai ' : .
F to face
.
matten le coup]. | with ti.?
urge y
her subi!.
, ' '
OUld be fa
- ..
? .
? ?n an
?
tl em
, ?? . ? ,.
Ko mention Is made in ?"oor.t ?
Bernstorff's -remora: tha
'
?nds that I -,.? . ?
"taken the protection
? asaur?
aneei Interpreted
f ?
?
k .r
'
SUBWAY SLUICE
HELD $1,025,45
FOR OUTSIDEI
The Thompson Commit'
Traces Flow of Inter
borough's (iold.
MORGAN'S $500,000
FEE FOR WAITir
Dcl.ancey Nicoll Paid for P.
Inquiry Thai Hadn't Reach*?
tin* i ompan)
.??r.n Committee <? i.-i! m
? ? rdaj of the
the h*
.??e the coffers o*
rough and Ita outlets
favored officials, outa
ara,
at? ? . ;.i M aetua
' ? ->-. and I
the |. ??? ?.
of
...
?..' K Thumps
d nirman of the comrv ? ?
ml lei ' .'ions y.
a paid to out?!
I u ter bi rough. Ra
ia-c - ?el to the commit!
fact! :
Tha- . T. P Shop
... .
|2,000,0
to pay ot? "certain eommitmenta a:
ligatl it | rarded
R bard R. Rogers, if counaal ta I
Interbarough. bj th? of dire?
ira, because
tera in and about contra? t? for rr>
ictloi of new aobwaya
without employment of OUtalda ?"u
??
l list 'i- Interhoroagh bas a lari
Fga] -i.'T of ita own. eof-ing fro
') a >cir
?ret soir
????on from : gb officia
regardii . ? pancy.
light Sought .m Morcan l'aiment.
The Inveetlgal n to the employ
ment of out?...e counael followad an
to the records of th
Interborough to throw light or. th
I i 'he ?>n<licste heade
|an ?i Co. for its read!
ne*?s to ?tand by foi three yest? ?
fumlsl - te finance the In
terboi . i ' ? ? ? * nti-aata for th?
dual subway ?ystem were made.
H. ? Fis er, seen '?ry of the I-'er
boiough. when reenlle* to the ^a:;;
admitt? t tha I ' waa pah
which l b i > -- e?. i be for?
. ?i subway contracta vare e:gneil
agreemei
the Interborough and tha Mor
ft?- etiti \f?
April, 1>'?- from J P Morgan
Shonta atip?jate ;
thai ''? ' Bgreenenl was to be "de?
pendent on th* legality and eonal
tional ' f tha d tal ? aatraet being
confirmed by the courts."
It wa? foon after this that the A
ir,:ral Rea I I y's Bait to teat
i f the contracta wa? ?tart
S also term.red by Morgan ?
Xjt IX.I '
' "
thdrawn for purposes
dat" asked Mi.
'
Fisher.
BI -a
le with the
Ii t.-i boron? nds ?*.
?
sold a? near tnn- :
total issue of bone.? a? ?
10,000.
Bond Proceeds on Uepo?lt
Interborough bond? pay f> per
?t i of tha bonds are
?
onlv 2?*a rer 6? cr. the ac
\ tabla i repared bj
; SOP. e IB, WBS
ng th*
i,.,! ? sale
,, v puted to be
thla at 2H
SALON PAl?>TWfi.S
From Recent Paris Salons
A Sale
p?-iintings in this collection were choten In
-t three Salon ahibitiona I he ?i/.'i
and aubjexts dr?' varied; Bttitable for libanes, living
ti'i'ins, wide h.ilN and cluh.B.
B are ?Attractively 1 ittl?rc?beginning at $30
\". Hile- ?vr chooee paintings with the eye of an artist,
they ?re subject to the rules governing nil merchandise
in the store. I heae paintings must go to make room
; ur? hases.
Showing the nantie of Subject*
Artiit Were Now
hurchl ' ret autumn. Cartier M S 0.00 $300.00
Handera . .Ilkan Lcrsji I3S.00 75.00
.Frrder'a I eve 175.00 80.00
?.Mme. Olivier 4SO 10 250.00
.Riviere US oo ?oo.oo
leiS . . |] I.?J 150.00
.........de Ci ion.on
. .I 150.00
rdi I 300.00
150 00
Max Kali io 200.00
?00 00
ihlh Gi * N ? ? '??
.Io h ?i Wan a ma ker
Broadway, at Ninth, New York.
FRANZ BOPP. GERMAN CONSUL GENERAL
AT SAN ?FRANCISCO.
?BIB ? -.i <???? -.'..?..... .? - .^...
With thirty-one othr-r persona, li<- haa been indicted by :i Federal I
jury for violations of American neutra
I.NTr.RBOROrc.H HAS
PAID $1,025,454 IN FEES
T! i Thompeon committer
h,t? shown thai ihe Interhor
oiif-h paid:
T. TV Shont?. bonua $150.0(10.00
Hi I nue? Ni'dll'"
lirni. fee? ISMMJ1
J P, Morgan ? Oo
and associ?tes ..00,000.00
M I lowns, fee? ...000.00
?a/lnthrep x Kim
?on, fees ' ...',00.00
R. K. Roger?, bonu* SO,000.00
E. K.J. Gayaor, bonaa io.non.no
F. I.. Stetson, bonu? .??O.rxiO.tKi
Ha??. Herehfield 9.
Wolf, faaa njsMM
Guggenheim. I nter
m>er & Marshall.
fe,-? tMlfi.71
F. M. f'rout. lee? 17..',00.00
M. J. OUrien, fee >,Ht.N
Mal ?1.025.151.9.':
These itemi were revealed
by .in examination of fi f f -*?-** 11
voucheri fo4ia>d in the Inter?
borough'? files. 1!,eie arc
more than 100,000 vouchers
yet to hr examined.
i i-r eenl for thre? years, Mr. Daw.on
n d, wa?- $1,9 ?'-'. 107 -
I he nami i more law firms
were dug a rboi ..uk'-'*
voucher?, ?? se na?
.
? a? of Nici Lindsay &
Fuller. It pi oved
far er? i fared the
richest.
owed a pas ? I
i '
17? g ,. ?.. ,,:, ., .. . ?,. rn
V 1910, to Aj : 1912 . ? . ?i i
b ??' I
ecu I
'egal
ig suits
? i from the M
non ?y.
- - revealed a pav
?
fiMiv-'n - for tl ? -? an i tha end-id
?? -?;
?
I per
rar 'e<l .lune 1,
1 tha "rm wa?
sar'a aenrlc?*
?
;' ;:
In this Is anea a
found
I? .
irt ai . ?
i on the
F/atioi
. t,> tha legislative comm t
? ted there?
?
?tor Thompei ?
"that i ."'hy wa? ??
? ' . rough
I
-ration of ?
Bei are not
"
, ? L
old tiie han Is . f JF0UI o*'i
cer? and .oothe the r fear? hi 1er aril
" lUgge ted Mr Colby to the Wit?
no*?
A' thi? po-.nt James L Quar'r;?>nt \i?h,
? nlnry is pif 000 a year, ?
- -? ? i :"r.,m thi Inter?
borough, wa? asked aboul ' ?? leg..l
atari employed by tl [nl
Hi ? i he could not ?:vh tha exact Iig
ure*. but tha et i? froi
; .?.
Winthrop ."4 Stlmson i.rt 1 ..
Tha ? ? ' ' ? .
the pa; - ? I to tl firm ol
Winthr p '. .*-* r len, la wfc efe Henry
I. Bl j artner. This fee was
si r : : ,* i s dead of ttnal
. . paner? m c- i m :
the fid sal? i by tha
? firm.
The last road er I rini
reveal? f $j
' if.bcau L Towns foi ?,
>h Towns's I ll wa i mod?
"In full for ],r, fei
'
II ii ? ?. - ? - th at
i Mi : rne'i
I ? a a? i ice? ol other a .
V
-
t Ls
wa? '
he wai ? ? li 'erDor- '
ough's dual subway ?>???
U. S. INDICTS
GERMAN CONSUL
( itntlniieil fmm ptaee I
the consul?'.* b*J BsiSfl Wilhelm von
Bi Inch ? ? ap ?? bridge or a tun?
nel of the ? ?'?adlnn Pacific Rsilrosd
Von Brinehen m recently . :.? ! i. ? <? d
;.,, ;,. u'.t:. ( rov le; Bad Mr.? < arnell,
i
Twenty Indietments were found by
.i;,. k-i?- ! ,i. the Bacramento eaaa
aloni ? li believi
. ' eneral
Hall The ter! nical vlolstioni alleged
?r--. !. ?? Irina, "f falae c?cnHir ce
papers In connection with the stennier
?.. i* ?a ?-?????el. arsa
- port to supply Ortnan
warshif'?* Bl ?? n
; onaul General Hopp i? declared by
Federal InvMtlgstora the bead <>f the
entire conspira? *o earn tha arar to
. : 'u hempei ine - ? ply uf
* < tr? >m the
Hi '? i.".;.- i il '.i lie.vo
ud und the
. -, ? ? row
live egsn? te i ..rr> eut 'ho
the 1
u itrongi r
than in tha re?ut Hamburg
Unerican ? ?? I ? aw '. ar**, ... w?.?m
''.ret; ?-? *~e iine'a offlclali were con?
vkted.
;'rll. gonna! ??(?? ,t here for
?i e North German I imahip
Company, recently was connected With
ise, i bunted
l?verai week! before he surren?
dered himaslf
? onaul General Hopp sxpressed aur
priaa whei, informed of hla Indictment
"I , ? ng nf thi- matter, and
um naturally very much sur* i
i mus* - i, iL.pp declared "Noth
I i realli lurprissa
me very much, i i am ejuits
.?i 'he dain and must await the aswa
? i an thi grand . a ? ? "
Prince Hatzfeldl Loses
State Depariment Pavor
i*rr.m T ? '1 ? 1'
vTaahlngton? Feb. ? ' ?a llutr
Peldt-Trachi rg 'the
avor at 'he
? * is of his let?
ter, found ::. th. ron Tupen corre?
sponde:, r?, referring ??
? -
not had time to
-
?ate Dopan ' que?
? . '* ra
ls be nc com i ?i ed.
Paion Zwledlnek, the auatrian
charge d'AfT i - nmembeied
? i n ithor i f n letter ivjvii
"purchase tl
enable Austrian reeervlstl '? got homo,
bul h ? case 1r held up pending ?
f-eitlemeri? of the s : 1?r-iar'ni? Isa IB ?nth
Bl.Bl ' ; ?? same Is true 0??
il General von Nuber, who was
verge of re?r ring h
na 1 r.. it a broke out.
Otl ? ? G< A ual r?an coi
have bi thi ' ? '
- ' .'a Depart??? I '.
the 1 rustico, and it la
expec?.
'
? a HI be aaked.
Aeci rdlng I from *.? a?
don, ? i 'a let
brought
' iali ? ? ?
'
formel ....
i. a. ? rnbsi ly at
? ? ? ..
attention of the v.ar Department, bul
Secretary Garrison si, d to-aay there
I be an inv? gal ud that if
' . p'tared thHt MaJ ?.- Langhoraa had
improper*** acted m tha bearer of a
beHlgeranri communicaaioa the ma'ter
would 1'9 made the subject of a court
martial.
Major Lani/hnrne war, trnniferred
from Flerlln early in the war. While
no one here knows just what ?\??s |a
the letter he is alleged to have carr?ej,
ofleiala apparently ure Inclined only to
question t!is Dl , not the .
of the majors action
SATAN'S KINGDOM SHUT
BY WEIGHT OF TRAVEL
Bridge rinsed. Then Miniature
Venice Ooes "Dry."
[Bt MbbbbB. to Th? "BBsaai 1
H lated, Conn., Feb. I -Are you
? iwsrd Batan j Kingdom? If
? ? .
m?kln??' b detu.ir
ovar the Faisalagtoa R ver .vr.? ,
to traffic by tha state to-day. The,
'r ? lilt In II >.. worn
?
mllei ea?t
of Winatsd, In 'ne lawn of *-,'?? h. *.
tord.
Winsted. ? ?>? * . Feb. I. Otis, s to-i-n
? ? ' ?va -- north of V ;-?*.ed. a
iture V ?-, the
dry eolumn yeaterdaj ... one? te
i Bving been wet for hi
i vi II yea, I i
Pha **eta BBV? <\rr .. . -.eh a
g!i for go,
?ng town of .-"and!-?held, the sear? I
heen?sd town.
iSWINDLERS? NO,
I REAL ESTATERS
Made a Company Up <>"
Fast ?Side to Buy
Jersey Farm.
STIMUS PARK NAMFD
FON A GREAT MAN
Cheat the Poor? \ nnlishness,
Says Mrs. (ila/er Hut Letter
Starts inquiry.
"By cloaks and salta, y'oBderstand,
I bualneaa i? aaachoolah, rotteo, woner
than VOreol "
Uraj halrod Mrs Oua il? Glaaor, of
109 Ka?t Hoaatoa Btn Mat ?
once did ?he loo? up from the fi
???a? ironing. She had hern told of ths
inveetigatlon, ?tartfd at tha requeet
of Je??? I .-?trau?, by the Dlatrli I al
tornea ? ?? terday, The Boat kjlde araa
being swindled by a baad which la
?ming the name of the ?ate
'??ran? to eiplolt an "industrial col?
ony" in New .lersoy. 'he was told
?'Foolishness." she ?aid; "all foolleh
noas. Ain't i on,? of them thinga
what you cull '"iii' ?ac Incorpora?
tors? By cloak? and suite. >'
stand, buaiaoaa ????? bad,
band aa) i- w? ah? i I bi eome i
? itora Be ?? a bought a loi I
ths Btraui I'ark ? olony, which
New Jersey."
In answer to the charge thai
the y si ? bei ^
? ,
trial < ampany" Mrs Gls ?
her iron an ik- up tui ned se
ifs ail tha fau t of M
the announced, returning from the i*?*>
burner In a corner of tha kitchei
"Man lelatein did I One day a lot of
uM triai da all gets tog< tl ar, ai
?ay to each ether, we aay, 'Lat'a have ?'
farm In Neu J?I
" 'Stire,' ?uy? my huaband, ahould he
live forever
"'For why not?* ?a;" Mandeletein. I
'Only I BDOttld '"?f." - Job 'her" '
Made I p a ? ?mipaii).
We all laughed, bocouaa we
that ave? i a oh wa ;
couldr't ? n-, Handelst? no money,
Philip Welt, ??? ? ? i
foi tl - | ind, lays h?
So we i
in. ? '??? irge Waahingl i
soma man Bald
? 'it's too long,' ?aid another man.
?It'll co?t too much to
? i tell you what,' layi Wall
colony will be all for Jews anlj
Uidor Btraui iat got di
?tid is a vary gieut man. 1-et'a no him
honor and ea ' raua Purk.'
?? *FineI ' said ait I aaband
?Ola -reaeeaent, CH' ? Mandalati
Mrs. (llur.r can
: waiai ai ?'?
srms Of s ir.a l'a shirt. Sh
? laverai buns,
on the farm near WoodU?
llngton County, aboul
?? ifew York. A ? ra
? lie. erected, aa well an a
re th? ' eta, moat of
them i loa i opera? ra, wou I w? ?
?
??Th.- ' in l< ' ??
airs. Olaaer. "He ?ays ho wonts to be
eoreie a<.r.'r<- fffld
.?if and that w?
t ?
"?Ara 3 mi ihugah, eraaj '." I
to him. '*A'e a-.'- got enough ?
;d more bungalows, and j
a ?alary Beatdee, there ain't no atreets
yet.'
" 'Don't give me no pleci from your
, -? ! me. 'You can't
pare
Trouble Threatened.
Immediately, ?a.d Mra. i<.iter M*?n
?I? Ut? : thr '..'i ned I atari
: ?muted that the anoi
ter tha' th? * id r?
; mi<ht ha' i
?
| '. -?trau Pal -. I
Her faith Ii
? ? of t?io colony waa ?o ?,- - ?
?
theie In '.-.? o moni
t i |? a t
Mr?. 01 axei ? state ? I
to Jesse
?
sent the snotjmous 1
, , ? . ...
??I understood fro ?? l
r-, ?,,... ssserl |
famil) ?a- b
si i Jes
a. . ,
the lettei bad b
eireulara ari pai
aira of tha dor Strau?
-
r in i
li
S '.'? loua
it ter an d - el
? ?
assistant D
?
?
: the hope Mrs.
Glar.cr tha' Mr.
come down to tl I ma
addreaa a1 la
It at th ?
'a , y os e -"t. servea 1 . that
the Bosalblll? of hi? , ?
proaened the limit ol
kfATOB MAT T.KT) STRIKE
??UaTgests I?re-,?maaer? und Knip'
i unfcr with Coadllation Council
May, r Mltehel yei
th? reque?* of I. Gil
of the Room Drees, ?'?
Kimono Manufacturing \m
that the matter? Involved m th?
makers' ?tnke be submitted to ..
partial tribunal appointed by the
Mayoi Tha Mavot aggesta that Vr.
? i-rg and other Q te rested par?
c<, fer with the eoui ' ?? siliatioi
!.. adtid by Dr Pel t Adl?
at, i latad last
ce'?fully avert? l threat?
aniung the cica'?- i
r siso ? rot. ?? i jamin I
invrer, -? t of th? In-, n ?
La Mel' Garment Workers' Uni
- I repi antatlv?
The Mayor ?uggested thai
-f the workers b? mbmitted to
City Chamherlaia Bruere, ? ehalr?
man of the c .
DETROIT BANKER SLAIN
Mvalery in Marder of Rlcl Man Found
I>>ing BaCalad I ounter
??
was mystei
? :? afternoon.
it a
- .. ?
ying I the count
rhe banker d
? ?
I bullet had |
? ? A re?
car'.r: l| - j
-
tn the safe. Ther* was 'o evidence
of robbery
L?k cn?n tail Lamf
MtnJ;, Wtdn?,J..r. and Satwr?af I
Letters From
America
h v RUPERT PR O O K p:
'lii'?? \ -light!.' first impreasii n,
? rre writ"-n to an
English a few yean
the y i ing English --<>?-t
nJu iliril in ?he war just ai the
P'/.vr s:i?l bas?t*/ of liis work
.?.? :? everywhere becoming irr'-??.
r;i."-d The letter, de?cn!>e New
V ,'K, B ?'in, Ni-tgsrs Palls, 'he
R.H asea, etc., etc. With th-m i,
i paper witten ?*) the first i.'-ws
of tii- (-reit War readied him.
$1 ;*J nat
CIIAHI KS SCRIBNEK'? .SONS
} ffth Avenue_New York j
AERIAL SENTRIES
TO LINK AMERICAS
Conference at Santiago,
Chili, Seeks to Form
Aero Federation.
To further the transformation of the
Monroe D<Mtrina >n*o a l'an American
I Ine by .rcrcasing and uniting the
sfei feel I tlea of the Americas,
?i conference is to be held in Suntlago,
the parp?se of forming the
!.. rut.on of the Western
Hemisphere.
Albert iSsntoa Dumont ha? alrsady
1er a month in this city to n
inference. He ?rill ho soon ?joined
there by Cortlsndl I' Bishop, vloo
leiat of the Aero Cljb of Amer.*?
r ? ? i lent of the Federation
nst
rheee two, who have beer nominated
president and secretary pet eral of tha
! . opoi ?? ? fedei il on, ? ai s selected as
. egal IS to the conference.
1 he project wns established by l
ii resolved from the Aero < lub,
' i h I, earls in thii month. It was
ted bj ?'?? tero Club of America.
me of th.j articles of 'he proposed
ition are:
t'nd? ma "aeronautic Federa
itsrn Hemisphere is es
?t*l liahed B D in of 'ho clubs and fo
? trol aeronaut;?;? m their
live COUntriea In all the sta'"s of
? u - itlnent
? .ub will non.lr.a'e
.? aa, who shall b?j designated
? ortivo, scientific, jur?dico!. m!li
iiuy and commercial, respectively.
>'o'i"? ?a.il be assigned to saeh coun
B to the total number
of It? : pilot*., this number de
termlned on I'c-embei SI oi' the year
a BSt
Pot ?anetlons, rulot cer':!icate? and
? fi r competitions the federation,
sd'.pt the r>:l."* and regulation*
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world bv the Bankers Trust Company through its ;
- ?-'??fore the war brought about the prese
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? the rapidly changing phases < ( trad?. i ?tl
department is alwj;*?? - tion to fui
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roblems.
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