THE W
uvl
Cloudy und much coldcfi
obbly ptc-
ceded by snow; fair a
morrow.
Detailed wcalhcrk;malfi
oris will bo
found
VOL. LXXXII. NO. 105.
NEW YORK, MONDAY, DECEMBER 14; 1914. Copyright, 1814, by the, Sun Printing anil Publlshtnn Association.
PRICE TWO CENTS.
TRAINS CRASH
AGAIN ON "L";
SIX INJURED
Same .Motoniiiiii in Both Col
IWons on tho rppcr
West Side.
PASSKX(JKKSTrMlUiKI)
OIT OF TIIKLK SKATS
T t:r wa another collision on tho ele
Tsud railroad In Hlghth avenue yesterday
ftrrnoon, and, as happened last Wednes
day night, It was eniiscd by one ttaln
running Into another winch wan Mulled
(hi ad of it. Harry (llassotT of 225 Kdge
ccmbe avenue, who was motorman of the
N nth avenue elevated express train Into
hi. h a local crashed on Wednesday
r. g ii. was also nioiormau o mo nam,
hf'i was fun Into yesterday.
Fcv.ril pei son were Injuied. The llrst
l!ie(ll tho passengcis Rot was when the
niotoitnan of the running tialn Jammed
In . n emergency brakes. They were
tumbling out of their seats when the two i
iralns collided ami save them another J
hock. None of them was seriously In- i
Jiired, and with one exception they were
ble to co home after belli attended by
n ambulance surgion.
The Inlnreet.
BLOi'KKIt. TUB nliV SIMON. .15. HIS
Wmi.ber." t aietuie. laceration ot the nose
enl 'ft 'Jr.
OKKOl.t). rilKH. :. 19: HiadhutH vc
n'tf ..n er.eilont of nose anil bruises
iitniui.n. .tits ji:smk, :s. is: liradr.um
fiiu rluhl knee limbed, rleht anUlo
prattled, 1. iteration ol nose and face.
II r n Iloepttnl.
C.vnTIIIt. MttS M.VltV. :. 361 West 1 tth
ure- -he. V. and brilles
CAHTKIi. MISS ANNIK. :'3, 361 Vt J 16th
ll. ft. sho.k,
DlAMnNI". .luSKl'H II, 30, Vet Hid
i trl ilshl loot brained
(il.iffoff left the terminal nt 135th street 1
wp i hi N'lnth avenue local at 3:04 o'clock ,
anil a Sixth avenue local left two minutes ,
Is tr There were four cars In the tlrst
tram and live In the second, the latter
b-inc well Jilted lte'wcen 151st and
16"tti streets the Ninth avenue train was j
bi nuht tn a stop because workmen cm-!
plmt.l In building the new station at,
lP'Uti sties" were mi the track.
Mntntman Dennis liyan ' the Sixth I
venue trim said he applied hi erner-I
eii,j brakes as soon as he saw the.
f nil ahead of lilm had Mopped. The
li .iKes responded, be said, lint before his I
tta.n had stopped he bad hit the N't h
etui" trnln with sutllclent force to throw I
miny passengcts out of their teats and j
0 (rumple up the Iron work on the front
and rear platforms of the two trains. (
s, f. , window vveic broken in each'
Tic .kilted structure at tills point l j
rnly fifteen feet above tins stiect level
and kn ovlfrtge of this fact helped to quiet
h p,ii nci'i .
Hnth trains piocccded iliiuie.ll.itel to
tie 115th tieet station and discharged
Mcir passe-tigers. All if the .njured vveni ,
In ie S th avenue train. I'ollce Herceant
W .ta-.n llaidbk' and Patrolman Itath of
1 i l,ei,.i iieiivie station assisted in Ret
' -5 the pas-enuen out and also called an
Mll.ince finni Harlem llo.plt.il Dr.
Jr mnc attended those named and sev- j
eru other naf-cimers who were slluhtly
IrJ' ed Mis. iterold alone was taken to
the h-p.til and she nun icmoved to her
,oi e lat nlcht
fapl I'atrlcK O'N'eil or the Lenox .we
nu' I'ation ordered out hi reserves to
",ji.ie the curlou" ciowd that Kiithereil
nhn it lie. ame kllnwii that tbele hail
c mother eolllsliin Hoth trains wen
t in sidetneUed and iCKUlar tratlli was
rn i neil in atmu: llftecn minutes j
v tu home in Vonkers I'unik Hi dley, I
ftici.il manasi'r of the liitertKiinui!h. said I
last i ,cht "I don't know whit caused
the anidiiil. None of the InJurcH was
Y' 1 Si l liilll "
V H.dley di dined to sa whether tho
r pi ins tn intiodiice a block sl;nal ,
fte-u. I
ARTHUR BRISBANE IS ILL.
m lurk Gdlfor nilileiil,v Strli-lirn
In Vtlnnln.
At it. Dec HI. Arthur llrlsbane,
eif'or of th New Yoik 'eriidio Juuvntil,
wur seised with a sudden illness here to
eii and while Ills friends are somewhat
3 annuel over 111 eondit on It Is icported
" was better to-night
I)i Hill Vllc has been suinnioned
fr ,m S'ew- Vnrk
Mr Ibiibbine wa SO e,ns old ye.ster-
ONE HUNDRED, TRIES FOX TROT.
.Mn,'. VViihl siniil.t's, I iil.i'. drink or
Two null lllili'rlllln.
l h Wiihl was 100 cai" old eler
e" - li Miiokcd a dozen cigars or so,
,r' r. a ft w nips and ti led to iliuice the
' ami io tint with Mime of his gieat
: li ulilieii lint llveU ,i lie was he
it i rl mai-te'r the) lle'rt stl'i
Wnhl lives at UM3 Soilthi in lliiule
v - I Tli limns, ami alio it inn ulatue
'li"l h' iili thdu.N pait He h is four
' i, live grandch blren anil lllln n
i ?i aiiili'hllilreiu lln wa born In
" ami iiime In this country alter
t.'ed V.' ji-,ir'' iifjn His wile died
ii-u i iii" ,ig i il lli age of 72.
GIVES $1,042,000 TO PRIEND.
Aai it Vin I'.siiiie in Trust He-
cnim- He l'enr lleliitli e,
W isTir:. Mass her 1.1. - Marllll
fl i i.llii'il ehil ii.nieei, si veata
1 i i ilc laiatlnii oT tiiist iiis turned
1'i.iiik II I laniblin of this city lile
eMiic, n.iIiii.i at ji,si2,;i::i, a
Jl 2:ii,iimii is ,n stui l- and Keiire
' ' iialiiiiiiil li. i ii im. and i iii pin'.itloii.
li eiblin i.., iln- aliholulf ponm over
-tin. Is not 'eld rrnpniiblble fur any
and neid give no lu'eliulitli a of his
listiiiriionl d( hires tlul l ie truw
! deiiib boa' iini'il inline) ,.
to bale for tlie siiinnt of him
wife. . (iieen -.as he rieuted
ii -t II" .1 'l iliirlh'l' IllelSille ,i i n In
l Hcinii ll, e nf .illefeil 111 tient
Ii mil 1 1 1.. 1 1 1 i k ii h',. f 1 1 1 I '
..(, lino i. i liriiiiii. hili,
' i u'. n. .1 Dei 1:1 Cum thou.
' i s,,i. in,, iv iii tin ,,i ,m s an,)
I ii., in , nun tins, v.i , v finni
im , 1 1". ii in. ! n,.( Ktarti'd
ai .'i,. i,.i ilu Mi, m ijn. Tiiist
i '! I I' -e 111 III' (lull Hill
i- 1 i a- J id. win i. oiheis, who
his a in- (, will git In lhe
mi iiooi of 1 1 J,
HISIORIC HOTEL BURNS.
Once Luxurious Structure Destroyed
l YlrKlnln City.
ItEN'o. Nov., Dec. 13. Fire has desttojed
tlit! historic tiiteruntloti.il Hotel nt Vir
ginia City with all It once luxurious fur
nlshlnss, paintings ami mammoth mirrors
Snow which covered adjoining structures
ulotio saved the city. The six story hotel
housed many notables In the days of tho
Comstock lode, In It Hen. Or.int was en
tertained upon Ills return from his trip
around the world
The tructuro was the largest In the.
"West when It was Imllt tiy John W.
Maekay and Id associate,
Volunteer lire Hunters were helpless
and the six occupants of the building
narrowly escaped. The "nr.mt," "Mod
Jcska," "Fair," "Mackay," "Flood" and
"O'Hrlen" rooms, once occupied by these
noted figures, arc gone
The li! Is placed at 300,000.
A FOOT OF SNOW IN ROCHESTER.
All of W'Mlem . Vnrk Mntr fiif
fer .rinn Mnrm,
HocilKsiKit. Dec. 13. Nearly n foot of
snow had fallen In nix hours at 11 o'clock
to-nlRht lit Hochoter, badly hampering
tho tiollv service and maklnK u record
In the hi dory of the Weather Hureau
here. The snow Is IIeIU and absence of a
heavy win I may save the telephone and
teleeraph cimianles from heavy ilamase.
The sto'in Is Keneral In western New
York.
GALE FROM ALABAMA ;
IN TOWN; SNOW TO-DAY !
ljiu-oniHcr Fulls o 2D.H-, With
I'liiisiinl Dpccmlicr N'isjht
Toinppnituro of Til.
The official translators of portents spied
a commotion In the tiulf of Mexico on
Saturday and yesterday morning they
found It whirling over southern Alabama
and gathering force. They got the wires
busy and warned navigators that the cy
clone was headed this way and would
cause frch to strong southeasterly and
northeasterly gale along the Atlantic
coast from Hattcrns to lloston.
The prophecy was fullllled. The storm
did as per schedule and last night tho
surf along the New Jersey coast showed
signs of bolsterousness. The wind was
not In the early rvcnlng a full Hedged
howler. Just a moderate gale, driving
anemometers at a rate fluctuating be
tween thirty-four and forty mltc. Hut
the local prophets said that before sun
rise to-day It might blow much harder
from tjie northeast.
The Alabama disturbance Hew with un
usual swiftnefcs along Its track. Its centre
being .leported off this nelghboi hood at
fO:30 o'clock last night, when more thun
three-quarters of an Inch of rain lul
fallen. The precipitation, a the forc
e.itei know It offlcUllj. Marled about
3 P. M In the form of a snow Hurry, but
the teniperntuie got too warm fur snow
anil before 10 o'clock the rain wa warm
and summer suggestive, Influenced by tho
unusual IVceinlier night temperatute of SI,
Washington and the local weather or
flce united In asserting that this day
should be cloudy and much colder, with
snow ushering In the change, ami that
westerly to northeasterly gales should
lash the boroughs to-morrow
The rain yesterday again caused th
Hooding of the excavation for the new
suba ninnlng from the Iong Island
ltallroad station under Klatbush avenue
The water was 4 feet deep In the excava
tion last night and th.- Klatbush avenue
surface cars were diverted to Atlantic
avenue.
Norfolk. Va., Dei 13. A severe north
east gale y sweep ug the Virginia coast
to-night and the levcmii cutter- Seminole
and Itasca aie seoiitlng the seas hetw.en
Norfolk and Hatteras for vessels in dis
tress, A score of vessel, put into Hamilton
Itoads to-day
Turkish Godivas
Rout Pious Guards
1'tnvc Soldiers to Motive by lis
iii nl in"; (iariiients as Auti
War Protest.
i,ii'i e ifjfe Hfiinlch tn inn Sis
I.oNnoM, Dec 13. The Petiograd cor
respondent of the Timrj ays that ri'lu
gees who at rived at Tiflls report that
them was an extraordinary nntl-wat dem
onstration by Turkish women at Hi
zeiuni. The women thiew stones anil
rioted for several hours, and when thieat-
icned by the guard tent their garments
land paiailed the stteets In s vtalr or
almost nudlt), IIiils compelling the guards
to iiilre In obeillencn to tb" IsIhiiiIc
i law The fnrieil the Hiithontle-s t to
.end a lelegiam tei Constantinople prrj
listing iisalu-t th' war.
Armenian refugees from ICieiuni de.
senile as terrible the piinthm of 20,'iun
Chrlstuitis who are tlueatnieil b the
'link with m:is",i'ie no airouiii or their
ISnslnii f.vnipnthies iiie ptljon are lull
Ariiieiil.'ius ami (ir'eks su'perted of
espionage sre hangi d In the stieets with
out trial and the corpses are suspended
fnl week siv.iving In the wind. The
Tuili spit upon th bodies hiwI rniupel
Chrl'llnii to do the same.
Then- aie now ano.nnn Tmklsh ssildler
and I, .1110 ulllcis at lizerum, where theie
is a laigc iiiiantlty of provender and mlll
lny supplies sioieil, The (ierman otllcer
contiol everi thing In the tmwi and foi
tiee ENVER PASHA LEADS ARMY.
tVm Vllnlster OIT In Ciiiiiniii oil I'nrka
In Hit Cniiensii.
fly eVseif Verm
AlllK.s Di'c HI - A depatii (torn
Cniisiatitiiiople sayt. iliurr Pasha, the
.Mtllister of Wai. lias been appoililiil ciiiii
in, nidi r id Ho' Tuiki-.li nrniy in the fm.
i iimis and has "I.iiiimI fur the front
Talaal lle.i, lhe .Mliiislei' of thn Interim,
will .succeed Illiver P.uba as UnMei or
War
The liepai turn of Ihiiopeans fiinii Syria
lias been piohilnti'd The ChiikiiIh inun
ti il coiiiitiii'S, are imiudeil in the irn-
1 1 1 1 1 1 1 e 1 1
I'lllli In Ill'Slorc llelulnil VliiniiiiH.nl,,
' Hi I 'in Vrn i
, V isi t no vi, Di e 13. li'iiiiiiinai'v seis
are' n.iiig in I-i'ii at The Hague tonaid tlin
'ronn' ion i: an international oniiniliie.'
I to a .nt 'he llclglans after the war nnd to
reel iii' their national monuments.
RADIUM PRICE
CDTTWO-THIRDS
BYNEW PROCESS
U. S. Mine bureau's Discov
ery, Jraking Cost $10,000 a
Gram, to Be 3Iade Public.
RKP0HT SHOWS MKX
AX1) CtyAL WKHE SAVED
WasIiinoton', Dec. 13. An announce
ment made, by Joseph A, Holmes, Di
rector of the t'nlted States Bureau of
Mines, in his annual repot t Is of xre.it
Importance to sclcntlMs, physicians and
sufferers who nrc relying upon the cttia
tlve properties of indium. Director
Holmes that chemists and iiKlneers
of the bin ea u have demonstrated that
a process they have dcvled for the ex
traction of radium fnm ores can be suc
cessfully ued on a laisc scale and will
prove more etllclent than that used by tho
lirRest foretRii produccis of radium.
"Through this proe ss," sajs Dr,
Holmes, "It Is possible that the co?t of
radium to tho consumer will be reduced to
one-third of the present price. The
process Is to be pattnted and dedicated
to the public. '
Dr. Holmes adds: "With radium now
selling at IK'O.non a gram Its reduction
In price to JJO.Oon will result In many
hurpltuls throughout the country being
able to purchase a supply. The process
devised by the bureau's chemists has been
alnndy tested with success In the plant
I the National Itadlum Institute, which
Is under the supervision of the mechanical !
statf of tho Uureau of Mines,-'
HoreiMi Mni'il Many .Miner.
The saving of human life In the mines.
(the Mopping of millions of dollars worth
j of waste of mineral resoutces of the
counttj nnd an Inventory or the wastes
I that are occurring were some or th.' ac-
tivltles ot the burenu during the fiscal
year which ended June 30
'h.'Trle. "!,';n.r,C1nr!' ,!he 'r",U
has ft corded Its most notable achieve -
meut In the rescue or more than inn
I entombed uilueis at dlsaMets and the
lescue of many mure miner by volunteers
vho had l.'en trained 111 life saving work
,l.y the bureau.
The bureaus Influence has finther re-I
suited In the establishment of rescue and I ''''is " ' r " '"
Hist aid stations at hundreds of mines jcanm to light to-da.v when It was learned
throughout the coimtr), and Ir. Holmes that Senator Hitchcock of Nebraska, nu
miikes th statement that the trained t)lor 0f ,. 0f the measure, prohibiting
vvir.nrH.heT f '". ' "
men. The total number or miners trained ' 1"''I a bill making It a vlolntlon of neil
by the bureau has leached 2t,927. i trallty for any Hrm or corporation to lend
Despite the effort or the bureau Dlrec-
tor Holmes says that the loss of life is 1
fur greater than It should be with the .
natural haiards of the Industry, and he I
makes a plea fot more extended Investl-
gatlons on the part of the (Joveriinient.
OittlllK llotTti onl lnilr,
Referring to coal. lr Holmes sajs that ,
"a careful estimate Indicates that III.
the mining of tfrtn.Ooo.OOO tons of coal
during the lat rnleudar vear thete was
j blasted or left underground In unmluabb'
icon.lltbm 3uo.noo.uoo tons." lie adds
that "as a result of careful preliminary
i Inquiry It Is believed that "uo.ooo.0ml
I ton of this yearly waste Is prevet
I under existing economic conditions
ntable
Referring to other wastes Director
i Holmes says: "A preliminary Imiultv as,., ., u , , , . ' ,,. . ' , ' I
to the coking or coal In beehive ovens "le hlh,'Hi klni1 "f neutrality and also ,
I has shown that the total value of the I haste ning, as he bedleves, the making of I
j by-products annually lost In this country i peace. 1
through the use of such ovens amounts There are irulleninn. ton president
to J7;..il0(.,00ii. Although the deslrabllltv .,, ,, Untie atlon that resident
lor elevelopltig such liy-preduct Industries " ""on 1 displease, w m, t,e.e gratulton
lias been recognized, the development has efferts on the pal' of members of Con- I
, now- become an actual neeil. Krt ,n ...,l- hll tnnlnt.iUi the neutral
The bureau has also ascei tained that , ,u. ., .....
the. annual waste of metals In brass',' ' ' ' ' "" 1 r-"'1"1
furnare practice amounts to more than i lu '"''"'''K'11 the mutter thus far by him- ;
M.fiOo.oon
May Operate on
Kaiser Wilhelm
Keiort From Itasel Says the Km
peror's Throat Is Hadly
Affected.
,1ierlill (ihtf tifkpntrK tn Till Si v
London, Dec 1.1. A correspondent In
llasle telegraph that It Is known
llerllu that lhe ICalser'n throat Is serlouslv
affected and that an operation will he
necessary. William II. I within a jear
of the age at which Ills 'father, Kred
erlck 111., died from cancer or the throat.
It Is ghen nut In llerllu that the
Isabel's Illness Is not dangerous but hi
Impetuosity and eagerness o i,e up and
doing militate against the elTmt or bis
physicians The doctors have Inrorined
blm that he must lake n Inns; test and
live quietly, und army authorities have
liprn advised that he will not be able
to leturn to arnn' headipiaiteis herotu
Christina at least
The Crown Prince left his 'oiitmimd
and visited the Kaiser, but the visit was
kept a Fccret.
IlKIU.IN, via Rome, Dec III --An ulllel.il
bulletin Issued to-dnj states that the
K.iler's Improvement continues. Hi von
ltethmanii-Ilollivei;, the Imperial Chan
cellor, and ii n von Kissi l, aide-ile-camp
tn the Hmpeior, dim il In the tick mom
to-day
SAW SHOT FIRED AT KAISER.
I'reiiohniiiniin Sit j lle Tried
in
Kill Cmpenir In llerllu,
,sciei t'tlblr llfiintrtt tn i'lll Si v
Puns, Dec I.1--A Paris woman who
w.t- a dresstnakiM to the (ierman ioy.il
coot I tor a iiiiinbei nl I'e.irs wrlte.s tn
the Inmnnl ie'.s IrniM st.itnnr that ul,ll!
she was on her win back io IVance s
N,.w .. lieiinn, vnuth ,f 17 Hi., ,e l,t
-,v , 'I'iim in ...".it, ", I, tll.i l n,,,,v
from i levolvu at the Kaiser whlln tli.i " . 7 ', '"
1 ett.'i wa bnrduig a (lain for tho front j I 1 n I . 1 1 1 upoii us for supplies H sup
Th' b. 1,1 niNse'd ps marl;, '""rnr,';""1;1 "V,1" M f,"m ""S u""1,r'
Th" (lei-nan newspaper have made no ' llu,'i. ""!' "i' """" CWH"' . .
releience to this affair ' 1,1 m opinlnn we a at piesent
, r.l.i.nte to nu au.ur maliitainlliB lhe position or mutiality as
outlined in Prol.lcnt Wilson's iioclamn
I Ivnlser lliii'k ill I'ronl This VVeeU, i ,f we Inulc the ptoper attllllde in
tinrml Cnt'tr niafrA in i'nr. '.I's
Vir.ri'Ul''.X'. Dec HI
Desiiat.'hes rmm,
' uewspiipers here
Iti'llnl lee iv ed bv the uewspiini
iinnnuiii-e that th" Kal-er will go to the
riont tills week
Ne linlliUe tnel emiriliitn 'vlthont a bnttla
of AMiOMTUIIA niTTEHS, a aplendld lonlt.
4rfW
BILLS TO STOP
WAR EXPORTS
ANNOY WILSON
Peace 3Ieu Plan Nationwide
Campaign to Force a
Stricter Neutrality.
SAY ALLIES 11 AVK
UNFAIR ADVANTAGE
WAsm.s'OTo.v, Doc. 13. The movement
that has been Marled In Congress for
legislation prohibiting the exportation of
munitions of war to the belligerents 1
of more serious proportions than hn.i
been generally roc.il7.ed.
Tho Democratic leaders ,ue sttongly
against this proposed blow at Ameri
can business, but developments are dally
Indicating more clearly that pressure i
from many partH of the country Is in- j
creasing. I
Representative Hartholdt of.St. l.ouls. I
author of one of the prohibitory bills, 1
announced to-day thai peace advocates j
have taken up the Issue and ma mee'- :
Ings will be held In its favoV In many
cities. The proposed legislation has the
sympathy of many tierman Americans,
who cnmplnln that the t'nltrd States Is,
assuming an unneutral attitude In sun
plying th" Allies with valuable war .
munitions, while Germany is cut off.
Any movement that appeals to thou-
winds of German Americans and Is sup
ported by peace advocate Is certain ti
ported by peace advocates Is certain to
Iliaie a sciiuus llllil i-eaiini nil i ij 1 1 1"--, I
' but as things Mand now there Is no
probability of ( President Wilson or the,
Democratic leaders lending an ear to'
,.,..,,.,, Vt the nne time Ame'l-'
j the prrpos.il. At me same utile Aiue.i
'can business men. It I said, should!
realize that there Is tho possibility of'
' trouble for them In this situation.
'
. . ...
"," 1 "'""
A freh evidence of the dlspotlon of i
I some members of Congress to deprive the
I t'nlte.1 Stales of any of the legitimate
.
nioncv, directly or Indirectly, to any of I
.,, bcls,.Icnt,
1 ' , ... , , ...
lnl" hl11 Provide further that during,
hostilities It shall be unlawful to -II or:
offer for sab' or to purchase or twelve
within the t'nlted State an) bonds or
i oMier ...eorltles nf thee countries .ill-
,hor,7.ed or .ued after tho beginning of
...... , . ,., , ,
'lr",1"t'''' Severe penalties are provided
for violation of this iiropoed law
This lull was Introduced bv Senator
i,ltcllcwU hl.fnrr tho vUm of , ,.lat
. , ,
"""'''H' attracte.1 little r n . a'ten-
tion. .w Mr intcncoci; prripose to
puvh It along Isith us a mean of
maintaining what the Senator regirils as 1
I "ir and theie I a vi r real dansier that
these voluntary contribution by mem- !
I bet or (Viimres will gti'ttlv embarr.vis (
, blm hy umiecesfatlly stirring up feeling
In Ametica.
Wilson's 1'rereilellL.
The Piesldent's ovi n action In epies
ilig his dlefavnr nt tlie proposul loan by
.1 P. Morgiin & Co, to Prance and of the
building of submarine's In sections by
Charles ,M. Schwab Is, however, partly
responsible for the ptesent movement.
.Ml. Schwab cotitended that theie was
no tuaty obligation which would prevent
tile building eif snhniai lues In section III
tho fnlted Stales and their ibliir.v to
one of the belligerent-, and In the ease
of the nroiHisi d Mori;. in loan to Pi .nice. It
lujwa arlviionii ilgi-,1 that it did not fall
; within the- Hit t noli i hi 1 1 on uf the neutral
ity proclamation. In Ixith cases, however,
the President h"ld that the spirit or the
proclamation would be violated.
Now members of I'ongress are seeking
to applv this pnncple ruither jo ;im to
over all arms, aninritiltion and aniiameiit.
Senator Work, or I'alliornla, llepiibllcan,
would go even furth.'r He has introduced
a bill prohibiting exportation or any nn
leilhl or nitidis used in the piomotinu of
tin war. Hi would hold up not only arm
und ammunition but all shoes. Iilinket.
I tninlsuilTs and othei things used to mi-
tilii the ai mles or l.urope He would
staive the biihgeri'nt' Into making peace
tiiiinigh iMittlng off their principal source
of supph
All o these iopo..il are belnc made
In Congress In lb" race of tlm fact that
thei" In no prohibition In any tre-atv or
In International law against the shipping
or arm, a mm tin 1 1 1 on anil armament to
belligerents
Thete aie now six bills or tills chat
ncter pending In I'onirtess. ill having
been Introilui'i'd within the last few d.ivs,
lte-i.iles the llltcheoik iind Wor'is bills
llepiesentnMves llaitholilt of Mlbsourl,
l,iie i, ol .N'i'liiaska and S'ollnier n Inivn,
all or (lei man descent, have Introduced
siiul1.il measures
Leaders In Congress declined to-da.i to
talk for publication In regard to rhese
measure!,, but thev mule It apparent thai
they would stubbornly oppose any attempt
to pass them.
llnrtlinl.il explains
' 1 '"'. 1 ll1"'11 s!',", '' ' ! "1 1 1 1 Ii tn
'The Culled States
'.lMllK """" Hi hurnp.. ... in . nil ' said
Heu eMiitativ e iiariu.ii.il. in xpialiilug
i . ... ,, ,,.,. .,. .... . t I"....
the matiei we would lorbld the exp.jrtn-
"r '! uillilll.niH of wat at
commoillnes needeit a) the hillige
in. I other
''rente,
"Von will i -l .ill thai the iicslilcni in
bis proilamatloii mailc the statement thu'
wu should Yuih transaction' that would
bt likely tn lay us open to th chart
Ceiaf nine if oil ii'tniii? I'ltye,
Italy Demands
From Turkish
Rome Tells Constantinople
rested at llodeida Must Re Released Ha ron Sonnino. j
Foreign Minister, Insists on Ilepuralion. i
ARMORED CRUISER RUSHED TO ARAHIAN I'OIiT.
fprciirl Cablf rtmpateh to Tim 9c.
IIomk, Dec. 13. Tho Italian nrmorcil
cruiser Marco Polo has been rushed tn
llodeida, the Arabian port where on
November 11 Turk invaded the Italian
Consulate nnd dragged out the llrltlsh
ronsul. General, sending him away on n
boat whose destination has not been
mnde public.
The Itnllnn Foreign Office lias ben
Informed that since that lat the con
sulate hns been surrounded by armed
troops nnd that the Italian Consul was
practically Imprisoned until the arrival
from Massowa on December .1 of th-j
Italian coast guard vessel Glullana.
Itaron Sonnino, Minister of Foreign
Affairs, has wired to Constantinople In
sisting upon Immediate reparation, mill
ing that otherwise Italy wilt consider
that Turkey approves of the violences
and abuses perpetrated hy the authori
ties at llodeida.
Deputy Gallenga points out that the
incident coincided with the proclama
tion of the Jehad ami also with the
evacuation of Few-ill. Hesldes, he says
that tho Islands off llodeida have been
converted Into a German hospital, so
necessarily are in communication with
Constantinople. These faet.s aro re
garded hete as mot significant.
Meanwhile mountain artillery and the
reivist of the 1SS7 and 1 S S classes
have been called out for a n onth of
tralultu.
Previous to the adjournment of the
Chamber until February 2 Ilaron Sidney
Sonnino, Minister of Foreign Affairs, re
living to a nueMlon signed by twenty
Deputies, said that the Incident at Ho
delda became know n only on November 2D
at Massowa. A full report of tho Inci
dent was received b tho Foreign Ottice
by wireless on December 3. since which
time communication ha been Interrupted.
The Foreign ntllce on receipt of the re
port Immediately Informed England.
Ilaron Sonnino aliL, and simultaneously
dnir-andcd explanations from Turkey llo
deida, however, Is completely isolated
and communication between It and Con
stantinople ! nit off Nothing is known
of the Incident, therefore, at Corstantl
r.ople Haron Sontilt.o added.
"Italy Is now demanding of Turkey the
FRENCH SOCIALISTS
ARE LOYAL TO NATION
"When Tlicro !' Fire Kvitv
boily I.ontls a HiiihI," Says
Jiilos finosiU'. '
r'f'U' 'a'-'' Pfpntrl tn Till Ms
Pvr.l. Dec U.- The Prfft Joiitairl
asked M .lules Cues.!.'. Minister without
portfolio in the present Cabinet, for hi
tmprelon as Minister "arter threo
month In power" M, Uues.le and M.
Mar. el Sembat. Minister or Public Works,
aie Citified Socialists.
"In power"" M. (iuede replied. "Wo
are not In powe r , we ate In battle. When
there I a tire everybody lends a band
at the pumps Ministers aro In imwcr to
appl a political ptogramme. When 1 am
at a Cabinet meeting with M. lllbot. Minis
ter of Finance, and M Angagneur, Minister
of Marine, we nrc not tunning politic. M
Sembat and I are there to contribute all
our force to the national defence, To or
ganize victory, an Anglo French victory,
even for the Socialists, I one condition
of that social evolution which we pursue"
M Cues.te denied that there Is am
self-contradiction In his position and
quoted Ills own words at the Socialist
coligiess III 1013 '
"The nation's dutv I to defend Unit
agaln-d 'he (!nv eminent which has be
trayed th" peace of Km ope. Fi alien If at
tacked would have no keener dcfendeis
tin, ii the Socialists of tint working party.''
1'pnn the Interviewer atng. "An
tevolr, Monsieur le Mlnlstic," M. C.uesde
teplled
"MinlMer, ll ion will Let u say,
Minister or a State or War"
DRESDEN AT PUNTA ARENAS.
Herman (iioiil It e port srilvnl ef
decline CrnUer.
Ilivsos Avims. Pec 13 The iniian
rrolMT Dresden which alone escaped
when the (fcrnian squadron met a Hrltlsh
fleet nil tho I'"all;lani1 Islands em Decem
ber arilvefl tn-day at Punta Arenas, In
tlie Strait of Magelian, according to des
patches ks'i'IviiI from the liennaii Con
sul there.
The Consul adds that the commander of
the Dresden says the (ierman hqumlrni
fought tw.i superdrcadiioiights and six
eriiieeis These are thn only di'tall"
given.
liiiverii.nept ib spit he finm Puetl
(lallegns, wiiern th" Dresden "a re
p.irli'il to have gnin aiiroun.l, say thai
thn grounded ship wa not lhe. Dresden
Tho ship there was floated anil haes de
parted Her name was not learned
FRANCE EXTENDS FRONTIER.
Tnl.cn Unci. i'M e-nty -ellie Ceitnni ll in
of I snce,
LoM'O.', Di II A ii'plt ' i to the
Dally Telegraph fioui ParlK
"It Is not ollen tnai a simple, notice
111 th" l"ist ofllce has the value nt a 1.1s
lorlcal dncumint the appeal of a bugle
call
"Hoth that value and I ha appeal are
f imnet bv every rrenclnnar In a plaeir.l
alllxed In tho chlet pnt eilll.vs p I'lani".
rliat iiencefoi ward biters lo twentv-onc
1 1 1 1 1 1 1 i 1 1 1 1 -v Iii Alsa.'c will rcqulie only a
ten .eiitlme stamp,
"That Is lo S'i Hut artei forty-lour
years of ciuti wait rn,' to use den, Joirre's
words, these twenty-one communes form
a part In administrative Mel, ai always
In Imnrlnatlnn an sentiment, of the sell
of Franco"
Apology
Government
Rritish Consul-General Ar
Immediate release of the llrltl'li Consul
and his conveyance unharmed to the
Italian cniiMilato at I Imlclil.i. from wiilch
he wa taken and arrested ; a foriral
apology fpr the violation of the consulate
and Indemnity for tho wounded Italian,
Cavas.
Deputy Cap pa deplored the delay as
unjuslliled and Deputy Federwnl hunt
cully suggested that explanations be de
manded from other capitals besides Con
stantinople. Ilaron Sonnino n plied that
the Incident I not et doseJ.
Patriotic speeches woe made by sev
eral of the Deputies. Deputy Itanlerl said
he hoped that the (lovernni.'tit would nc
comp!lli Its duty. The Speaker of the
Chamber said that the Government might
offer mediation If a favorable opportunity
arises, and added t
"Italy I ptepariil to make- every sac
rlllcw and Is completely united."
He concluded by shouting, "Long live
Italy!" Pietnler Salandra repeated the
cry, which win taken up by the entile
Chamber.
Senator Moranell will suhinlt a motion
to the Senat- to-moiiow urging that Italy,
whether she Intervenes or not, should In
sist that pe-ace be conditional on a simul
taneous general dl-arm.imeiit.
ritO-GKRMA AS' PEL TIC I).
Mnnlri'stniila Previ-m nt l-l inert en
llein Medina In Itonie,
Sprrttit t'ahle tftpntch f,i Tnr. Sin
I'omk, Dei- 13. Two hicnlrid pro-Gii-man
who .itt.niptril to hold a private
meeting to protest against the piob.ibillty
of intervention bv Italy on the side of t lie
Allle, were roughl.v handled.
The manlfestants io mobbed, beaten
and pelted with pennies The money wai
thrown at the pro-Germnn because of a
ri'port that the meeting had been financed
by Germany and tho mob wished to show
that this was understood
SM Y It' A STRES'GTIIICS'KD.
Turks I'lnce- llemj .Vrllller nu
lletclitn lloniliintliiK il.
evnfnif .Ye.re
ATIIKNS, Pec 13 Despatches from
Milyleno s.n that ib- Turks have
strengthened the heights of Yivoull.i and
Pagos, ilDtinnatiiig M-iyi im. with heavy
artillery
CHARGES MANY SPIES
ARE IN FRENCH ARMY
.Matin" (llijpcis to KiirohiiPiit
if AI it'll I'oi's in I'ort'iy.i
I.piiimi.
P"l(l' I iltil' lunplti" tn 'tnr v
Penis. Dec. 1.1 - The .If i-jrOi is Irving to
nuke a grave candal out of th- lax
nes In enlistment i eqiilreinerits. which
permit latge number or ii. Tin. ins and
Austrian. to enroll In the Fnielgn Legion
aloi.g with Italians. Itustan Annrlcaii
and other Allies and neutrals
At tho opening or the war in.nOO for
eigners volunteered and half of thee were
accepted. The Alsatians among them
were designated for the army of Paris;
the others were sent to Orleans and Lvons
for the two new regiments,
Itivently the (iovernnietit amouiired
that no more AUtnau would he sent
to the tiring line, whereupon tin.re was an
Immediate and enormous ir crease In the
rumher of Austrl.it. volunteers who state
openly that thev piefer soldiering in bur
racks or nt g-iiaiillng bridges to being
Interned In i-oricentratloii camps Thev
also acknow'.fdge that tlu volunteer in
order to avoid the sequestration of their
proper! i' In France. All plav s.rk A a
average or 1.10 out or ,'fln ,iiv reported
111 ilaitv
Hiltlsh nlll, ers have eo nplaiiieil teat
the (ierman in one or the new regiment
have tried lo spread ellscontent in the
camp of the Indian through im icrde.l
Alsatian volui.teer who speak 1 hlnlustvi !,
tlueritlv ,
The .Uiifni charges w hnlesri.e pvt: ni
Dliean and I.yuns bv lieiniail v oiu.-teei s.
who have their wives oi othi w.uncn
pas inform it, on on tu commercial tr.tv. :
b'rs of suspicious connection, who, how
ever, have proper passports
The .Wnfui urges lhe Hov ei r'mni to
send all (ierman v olunteei s In Moro.vo
RUMANIA TO FIGHT THIS YEAR?
Allien lleirs llnll.nii Mnlr I. m
llrenU With Vn.lrln.
Uli Ctnh-iil .Wis.
A. HENS. Dec IS --The' Veil lirllns sa..,
j there Is ii'imhi lo believe tha' Humanla
will necinre war on .eusiri;, nerme rue end
of December
WAR MATERIALS FOR BULGARIA,
Itiininiiiii In I - in 1 1 s, i,,
i liroiiuli I entitle, .
S.'l IV. Vll Itotne. Di
1 :
Tne H,r,
man einoj has nntifiui Hi,. (i,,i ..runient
that the transit of g"o1s, In.'niding war
matetlal, desttiieil tor UiniuMa vv Ml be al
low id henceforth across Itiimaniui tei
rltoiy. I . s, Vln.i sbi,i ('nun,, Tii-i,u, Imi,
lo Hi lll'l lllllll,
tptlllll I lllllf if. , III 'I III iV
I Iii. Mi:, Drc iS Tin lian.iu lioviin
nient has cniisi'iui'd t ailon t i, la s.l
through lltil.i or Anii'i'.' in '..Hon ,1. i .ml
for Switzciiund,
o it r. k n T it 1 1' r. si (i r c ii
IN Mj.x' .tPfll 1 Mil, I' HllTTLIIs
ANDItllW llli,li ,v CO I' i'ii eh A4r.
GERMAN ATTACK
ON ALSACE TOWN
IS BEATEN BACK
Raiser's 31en Fail in Effort
to Dislodge French
From Aspach.
DRAW NET T1CIITER
A ROUNDEST. MI II I EL
Forces of Republic Ifcport
Progress in Wood of
Ue Pre! re.
ALLIES" ADVANCE IN
FLANDERS CONTINUES
Invaders Are Reputed in
Liinjrcinarck District.
N. E. of Ypre.s.
i tm in ic Tin: ma it m:ws.
The action of Turkish soldiers In
dragging the Hrltlsh Consul at Ilodcda,
att Arabian Mrt. from the protection eif
the Italian Consulate and In Injur n
an Italian ofllclal hns produced u gravq
crisis in Italy's relations wlta Turkey.
Italy has demanded the itiinieil' ua
release ol the IJiigllshmaii nnd ha.
called ,iri Turkey to make u formal
apology and to indemnify the injured
Italian. The Itnllnn cruNer Marco Polo
ha bei'ii rushed to llodeida.
Harmi Soiinltio, tin- Italian. Foreign
.Minister, made the iiiitmitncoiuent .if
his I iovernni"nt's firm course in tho
Chamber of Deputies yesterday and
patriotic speei'hos ami cheering; f'd
lowed. The ollleial reports of the French
(ieivernnient say that there lias been a
slackening of lighting, but that c.er
matt attae'ks were repulsed yesterday
near Yprc In Belgium anil ut Aspach
In Alsace, while on Saturday the French
made gains east nf St. Mlhiel ami r
pulsi'il tiree (ierman attacks neir
Vpre-s '
The (ii'l'lllim nflle'iai lepntt sivs 'h.t
the Frencii attacked nver n wide area
on Saturday and were repulsed at Cirev,
losing (inn in piiMUiers ami muny killed
and wotinded.
Tho sltiuitliin in Poland appears to
have iinilergnrii. little e'haiiuc. Petro
grad says, that the llu-slnns have seied
the eifl'enslve and that Herman citiniT
attacks have' been prnlUIe.-s. The Hils
sia'i liid.l their grniirnl in lisi Prus
sia, continue' the .itfcnsivo ac.iinst ('ra
e'ow and are iiiee-kmg the (ierman
e entte e'.isf of I.ihI, and near Lnv!-ez,
(ii'ttnaiiv ', nltlcial statement icard
lllg the tlgllllllC 111 Poland .lues r )t
Ine.ito the' p.isition of ihn armies und
makes mi n.-sei turn or grmirnl c.nneil.
The War i Mllce say ini'iely that 11 ti'iu
l:usuiu irlsnner.s ami lorty-tju ee ma
chine gun have I.i'eil e aitlll ed .11 linlt:.
ern Poland and that thete is no now
from Hast Prussia or southern l'olaivl
A despatch from Panama stoics that
Col. (ioethals was forced to ask 'or
destroyers to patrol the three mile limits
at Panama, and Colon becauso lirltisli
rnlllet.s In Canal '.one waters repi'iit.-dly
communicated with sis Hrltlsh warships
olf Panama and four off Colon Wash
ington lias rei "ived no otticial icporl
from the Canal Zone (invetnor
Servia s military fort tines have greatly
Improved, invnrtlimr to inn . tli il
French report, which sas that the Sei
viun.s have driven th.. Alistr.i'is l,i,i,
mi.iss tin Dnna Illver und that . i
other parts of the ftmit the Austrian
arc retreating west wind and nnr'h
waul.
Allien Iiimis eiri aut'iorltv tli.it is
i ri'.litc.l in tlie (iie'ch capital tlint
Human, a will disiare war on Austria
befotn .l.iiiunrv I. .
Gh'HMAS'S REl'ULSEU IX
Fl.AS'DEUS AXD ALSACE
AKni'Us Ncae X pres anil spneli Po
sitions Call,
.f. I,. ' iih'r Vs'U'i'' u I ii r Si .
Psiiis, Dec HI The ( iermaiif. ninde
two nttiuipls lo-dav to regain grniin 1
thev had lost in Flanders and ill Vlsae.
ilm tin it ir front exlieinitics wiiern i
offensive, of tlm Allies has been in,.s
vigornii lintli all. n ks Wi re teptilseil.
It i ofllelnllv aiiiiouiiced lo-niglit
(hie attncU was delivered nunm-i ills
taln-nt of ptes held lev the Allies 'ind
appears in lijve beet tin t and emiiiti rod
III Hie regain ol L.in.icinari I. m rllieu.u
eif the low u .if Vpre.s riinre has been a
ilniv bill Vi'i.v steady advaliee e.f t1,
allii'd line in this aiea
The olhei ofi'-ratton leporteel In tin.
French Cmv einiiieni innk placo i,
Als.i'o on the rn.nl I" Altli.te'r,, "lln.
(Ifi'iimn- aiieinpt. , in lapime ib.. rn
way stall. oi at Asiucb, taken bv tli
I'lClliil several ll.lVS ,ICn, ,lld VV' re
driven back Km evern'. weelvs 'i e
I'reiuii liavc iikivc.I f.irwiiid m lierniin
Izc.l tciritniv. a broad advanci. direcici
.iuhiiisi Altkir.il mi. I .Miliiliau-.en .in I
ili's!gii"il to ill iin llin (ierniaii a rnsi
Hit' Hhllie. The text of lb" nllicul rc
piui dcscilhliu; tticse operniions w t
as follows.
Two Hiim.vi attack-, one it en i
ili.'llllt of tin finiit. Inn I.' i if
pulsed i im na-. denvi.'it nnt " I
of Vpie- and III" olhei in-'.i i. lhe
t nltt i st itinii of pa, h
Vevii r.lio iirn.luc.'d t'oiiiparutlvcly lltll"
tlulltlm. novivheie nil the wide hettle
front pji.iic ill. Hie Feci 'h and Hi '
.laxed the v yui uf inc.. i.yentivt . i
B 1