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SCENES IN LIFE OF CHRIST.
Sixteen page Intaglio section containing re.
productions of sixteen paintings by Carl
Block Is one of the big features of
THE SUN'S Easter Number,
out next Sunday.
he
THE WEATHI
TS . 1 V
rnir io-aay; unseuieci to-morrow.
Detailed weather, mail and marine reports will
be found on page n.
VOL. LXXXII. NO. 196.
NEW YORK, MONDAY, MARCH 15,
1915. Copiiilpht, IPlIi, bp thi fun 'niitlim mul 1'iiliUshlnn .1 MOrniffoi"
PRICE TWO CENTS.
Stm.
ecast. 1
BARNES BREAKSitj
WITH WHITMAN
IN 1916 WOVE;
Oniiinizntion Lender Seeks j
;i Solid DcU'uatioii
lor Hoot.
(;iVKI,.0 MKSKTJtY
0NTI,l(TlXi ADYISKIIS
v.svxv March II The lt pubilc.ui
nvvo-uvtes here Jut now are In some
rn,ret- icgal'ded iis h.iviinr a tac'.lj.il
baring n the lineup "I the Nw York
J. '. - l'."ll It the "I'M Ill'pUbllCUII IUl-
tlnni. .oiivc!"ioii
Then 'ilr sums thai William Haines
mm ItiJ t held 'J IT I If supposed tin.
,il'.t!'UlS f Hi''. WIlltlllHtl 111 tile IM-
tlun.il tt III and tlin: .t br-nk between
the i ha" already lakeii place.
Whi e there In t.ilk that Gov. Wli tmnn
.ml ex-Senator Hoot may lie oppo
nents fi tae HepuMie.in nomination
frti Prcsldciu, then- ,s s.iue nasun to
tstllevc ih.it t lie- cx-'k'Untor hue no wish
lO ll. II . 'llldlllllte.
An thf stor) In tolil. Il.irno n ah
to.utvly opposed to the advancement f
Cov. Whitman ami I bent upon sending
i solid delegation fur Hoot to the lic.xi
national oliventloii.
llarn -, .t 1- added. i not for llesi' ao
ma i he determined to "1111111111:0
whitman from tin- national Held.
t Minimi (iots Advice.
K"'i,e of the Governor's friends
di : 1; linn to go aliead and be a Kisid
Ucnriiioi. In hit sight of Ills ambition
t lieeo.ne Preside:.! ind lei hlr Pie.
dent, ll possibilities Blow out of Ills lev.
01 .1 iSuvcrnor.
OMui f.iends of the Governor, bow
o. aie adv sing him to aet In vvnjs
wli li will Itrluit 111 til mere Into pul.ll'
not. 1 .nil further his Pre-i. bulbil do
.l r T.i'h prooia mile would consist
mu.-t' of ignoiiis the l!epub!!iin State
nu. Iw.ie
Jli litln ill also lia-i heeii told thai
t v 11 it lies rock li In the Mini1 old pluec
.n tie political slnalii ana that If he
ulslie-) to continue in public life aftc.
hlf in-fiscal term us Governor lie must
11. 1 fetriki; It.
lr. Itoot m Amltllloii.
The iiia.n a:nbltl n of Senator Hon.
no. It M H.tld, Is to be rici'retary uf
State ti' .h i a Itrnublleau IM.-il.le' t In
onler tint hi may . ilil In i barlne up
tfe 1' ,'I-jni'tti. fanslu ahleh lx bound
to r. Mi'.i f 1 uiii tb" laiiopi'iin a.ir.
T!iT. Ml iimmiii ti' iM-l.fX'e Si n-
tf.r H001 ..ii-c uoi di'Mr.' to run 101 any
1 n;h. i, t:i tli niii.un nf tioiitleal
oboi"er- It w,i a .-n lelili'l-i-nt.illvn
O'Miiiiit ItxpubllralM lint I'alled
upi'ii HI"' .ind a-kcil lilm to run for the
I'nitH Static Seii.it.- on tin Itipublioan
'I kf, mil nidi St-iiutiir limit refuji'd.
'I" s .', I to liaM' M'lutnl .lanii-n W.
Wi.,r; t.j u. eeed hint, uith tin' 'e
ult th.ii M' iuNworth .11111 ile-Wil
W '' U" ileillou of a Ki-publleai
' ! 1 11 !' lit, t. Kai'iiIi'!- 111 'W'o
'h Trts .lent M.-. UuuI'n idi-a i ii
"Ht'lle thl st.lt. 4ll,ilt uf tin- ISi-pilllll-'ai
(i.i t. .ui.l S.iret.iry uf State at 11
lm- uhi'i niueh hlMory will be written.
I'rnuriiiilliii- ureeil tfpuii,
T11 Stat- I.eKlilature will rush
thr uK.i i s wiul. fiom now on without
in .rti rfi-reiiee Trom Mr. It-ot, u tin-PruK.ainiiii-
fur tae lt-st of tile Mfilon
l hi viape and tin been awned upon
hy i'iu Whitman, Senator lllou It.
'I. 'An, Sp-aki r Swrtt of the AHu-mbly
lid ot ii-r li-lnthe leaded.
Wir. Seiintoi Hint Is expeetid to
rMi P.any tii.iuono'.v uluht It I? p-ild
' i' a- .- .umliii! iinly tu make arrange-
H1, ts fill r.iliWIllllt: till' COIIMtitlltlo.ial
coi - t ... 1 on April ii ,uid iniifi-ri lilt'
't ' 1 .l.itivi lc iders on the proipeois
' dju ifillnl.t uf the lalfl-latlll" about
t1'' ''ie It is bi'lli-vi-d that the Sena-i'-i
will 11111U" known 11 plan he ha
" fii' t 11 ii"i;il work to be ilom.
' .1- .la' ml. hi,
'tl'l ati.il - tnat altll 'tilth ''ie le
I I I ".I- lii-eli .it-li eil upon, the
i-vhui 1 ;i i,.it !. .nljuuiiifd by April
' ' ' a ie.-. urr that week v.'lll
af ti ... t k ,1 tn pel mil the eone.
ton to i., , o.K.iinze anil it-cenn until
" 1 'lie ,if tin n-itlslathe leadir" df
"' will li,i. completed their but-
' I adjourned,
Wh.li tin 1 11,'iK bi-en an Idea that th
MtcUUnire It, driflini; .iloni; without nny
'a'l-!i,.i i nv develops that then- hm
mii 1 lixe.J plan fiom the dtart and
that 1 i, -siun no far has been an
4'ji ati.ji 4. i-vi ii' for (Sov. Wliltnian, tho
" " ' lie n-w Itepublli'aii S-na--
-I'd tin. llfty-tdx new Hepubllean
tn'-l iii..u, .
T i.i' t that Senator Drown, tliu
hi-l'U.ili ,11. f.,,i, of the S.-lniti-, has
IP 1 iiiiiouute the AdmlnlHtratlon
'W i -i.ii . , lakfii as a Mute Indlentluil
hat t
i- 'h. appioval of the (Jov rnor,
kn.iun that tin- (iow-rnor ami
Hiown havi had many confer-
tor 't
a-na'.l
n.
Set i
b 'I l
Hlnwu and Speaker Sweit
li- t ilk to.ilay In the formel'K
i i" Capltul, and the Ken"ial
'I'll- -t i .1 nc Is thin the Senate leader
'id t'.,it Hie AsBeuibly wiih with
! lewihl itlve pniKrainiui! he mit
T i' I'l.iti has been iindei dl
' .r weeks, but that It ban only
hi, ,
i,r. i
l
.uiecil iHiiiii Ih believed to ljo
1 i" fa
Is
O'i'i ,.
',H
u' 'ii .in
.i my outbreak between the
-i ill tut orK-tnU.'itlon in con
is amerteil that while tliv.
iini nut iianiii the mill tue
"it-ii na'e, Hants 'for etitaln 1)1 K
I' - ie - nut koIiik I" nani' men
' uM,inl7..itluii.
i,"sKe' s,t said to-daj .hat lie
tli'.iiR - ' i,, . ompensatlon law ami nil
n ' !i!i.i would Im' Httled by the
i'Ii'io' ut ,, amendment pciinUtlnn
'' Ii in.'tit of clalniH when m-
I'1" mil i-uiploj ei-H hIkii an iiKieed
" '" I the accident and Hit awaid
v nc tin Cnnip libation i.oinmls
super .or power. It was thoillfllt
iilKill lie III ide .1 lilll-r .llllelld-
i he appioprlHtioii bill, J hi- t us
K l .ll SelMtn III)" niilllellt WIIH,
rtv
t
n -II
,
IT'.-tlt-l
' I
b!
n i noun thai the Senate and
1 Id ailhlh aim III a Joint caucUH
I ii the dllecl sillliililellt UlieH
i' when tho Senate went ahead
ii"i nil. iiiienilmeiit the Ahbciu-
'I It mil, in the astonlHlitiient
c a,e k-urjer, Si tlio latter
I op tint appropriation.
fi Ihr
"He i,
'.vieo. "Teii'llile IMsk
Nerds Frank Counsel. Says
the .'resident.
Vkiu rut;, March H. The (.'.uraiua
'liiveriiinei,' made publle peday Presi
dent WIIhoii'h n-ply to Carranza'D note
offeilnif Ktiaraiitfci 'n pniU-et American
Interest,) In tiriKl. j,,,, ,,f Mixlco held
by Mm ontllutlolialli!t. Thin was tln
riedint'n leply:
"1 thank j 011 for yoiii niefe.iKi m
the ''th of Manh, fur th" renMur.tiu e
It tuiiwy." ind tor your klinl perno.ial
woid. I Leu tint jnu will uiiderntiinil
that II kiii iiieHiani-n oeealo,iaIly are
colR'hi'd In tciuih of 5triiii,' ciui'liarlx
It Is only becaiiM! they eontaln moiiii'
in.illi'i whii'li pinch the very .safety of
.Mexico itn-lf und the whole PomIIi!o
emirM' uf ItH futun history.
"Wo "eek iilwayK'to ae' as frleltdK -j(
tin- Mexican piople. and ni their frleiidn
II l. our duty to Mpi.ik veij illniy
about the (,'iave daniter which tllteiteiis
them fi.1111 without whenever tiiiythliiB
Iiappeii within their b.irdure which 's
calculated to aroue the hontlle senti
ment of the whole world.
"Nnthlni? will siir that Hentlnn iit more
promptly or mote hot, or eieate
Kieater daiiKer for .Mexico, than any
even tempoiaty dlnreKard for the
llvey. the cif.-ty or the ilulits id the
eltlxeii" of oilier countrlm tisldent
wlililn Its tertltmy, or any ijipaient
i-ontempt for the rights ard safety of
thoKo who lpreetlt rellitloll.
"Any attempt to Justify or explain
thee thlnct. will not eradicate this m-ii-tlinent
or lisbcn the danger that vlll
arUe from them.
"To wu! 11 ou c.itii'i rnliis sti-h niat
ters In an act of fi l''ii.l-hli. nut
hostility, and u- cannul aiak" th- meai.
iiik ton eartii-j't. 'I'o sje-ak Iih p'.altiiy
or with lef" eai-iii-sti.i;f eou'.d be tu
cuit. eal fiom you a te-rlb'. - llsl; -ih. 1
no lover uf .Mexico phnulil .'.lie to run."
Tile President'-. repl c inn- b) tele
graph on I''iida be.ui. s d.1'1 of Mar-.i
11 and was ,H,re-ed din. I to Car
r, 1117.11.
llltlirr new- nf I lie Mexlriin situation I
on Paid- 4.
SUBWAY FIRE STOPS TRAFFIC.
ll Lines llelil I i ill Ilr Iu '
sietellth Ave. Mini I'Jil M. ,
i
I'iie In tile new "iilnv n . it'sc l a tue '
to blow nut In the llroadway uhway at j
h'litj-ceeoi.ii .street near tile Tillies !
Siiiare station shortly aft- 3 o'clock
this iiiuiiiltn; and tied up all trallle.
An alarm In ought eufit'e .ompanli's
from nil Hurroumlliig ptatiomi.
Sniolt" poured out of the cubwio and
a er..wd thrniiE.il Hioiuhe.i and Sev
enih avenue until the police aiilvid and
established tire lines.
Ticket sellers ftom Hottvecond
stnel up rcf.lsed tu fr-II i-uj tielietF.
Tratt'c on the -urface lines iroslni.
Htoadway and l-'orty-feeoinl tleet also
Interrupted
SUNDAY MAY GET $100,000.
I'liltndellihlH'n I'liiniU llrTerlnit
to
i:iinueMsl fills III llHsI.els.
i'iiilmm-.I.III'. M.ii-h II- This- H-
(hlly Sunday's ii.-wa.il to-u.i heie: T.irf"
ureal tliloiilis of Wn'ti'i' -u'h dim as
diepl Into iiuis.i, and wallet as c.r
uinstani:e would permit, eager to show
appreciation for the work done by the
evangelist here. Iltsides collections weru
taken for Sunday In COO Philadelphia
cnurches. i
It Is estimated that Hilly Sunday will ,
net 1 1 11(1,(1110 kh hlf. reward, as he him 1
been lecelvllIK luoiiey since he licitali '
Ills efforts here eleven weeks iiuo. la ;
addition to cash lit- not presents valued .
ut at least fS.Uun, With the excejitloii '
of the amount that came directly to ,
Siimla; In checks, Hold and hank notes,
all the thank money was cathen il in tin I
pans by th" ushers in the Tabernacle.
As fast as the money was harvested at ,
each un-etlm: ll was bundled Into a sad; I
und whisked away b) f.oiils A. liavls.
M-cr'tary of the Land Title ami Trust
liimpan.i. Wlie. i in- and Tieasuier Hon-
call ath I the day's i-tup of t uei--s
toirctl ei' lO-nUlit they found that tin. (
ilttb- ilireii, bi.,.nh tilled tell lain"
wire wastepapi i bitkitii.
SUNDAY GOLF FOR WISCONSIN. :
Rhii on Movies lu Lifted In lllue
I.miv I iiii-iiilinenl.
Mit.WAfKi:t, March II. Official rec
ognition will bo kIvmi to Sunday golf
in Wisconsin by the propofnd amend
ment to the blue Iiiwh. which will lit:
jjolf from the list uf pioscrlbed Sunday
siiorts, and which will make formally
legal some of the amusements, whlcli
were not dreamed of when the Wlscou
Hill Sllpdaj laws '.Vlv passed.
The Helm bill, amending tlm blue
laws, piovldeH that moving picture thea
tres can he cousldeied exempt from the
iii-t of things fot bidden on Sunday and
another amendment has been sent In b
the committee which i-xe'iiptH golf mid
baseball and other sputts as long as
they do not disturb the peace of a com
munity. HUNGARIAN EMPIRE URGED.
I'nlon mill Snltcli o Allien SnW
Kraleil, In lleporl.
SprtiHl rahlr Ih.iultrh to Tlir. St)
Paiiik, Match II. An evening paper
prints a titory to the effect that Hun
Kalian Peputles hctonglug to the I2x
tienie Left madn attr-mptH to make a
n-iiarati peace with Itussla. (ii-rniany
calmed the anxiety of the llungiiiiann
bv seiidlug Herman troopH Into Hungary,
but later wan compelled to withdraw
ihein, when the Deputies iiKiiln meditated
. L,ti.i,.li, iii'.ie.-.
They well! told at Petrograd that a
jeparate leacu was Impossible and that
Hie Allies would accept the Idea only If
Hungary would take the field again!
Austria and i lei many.
Tliii'lluiigarUn DepiiilcH then proponed
tll.it tile Allies should guarabtiit tlm
fui matloii of a dual empire, of Hungary
ami lliihi'iiiia after the war :ih a condi
tion of a changii of Hides by Hung.il.
No leply has yet been niadu to this pro
po.sal ATLANTIC COAST LINK.
CIIAIU.KNTON I'I11TA SWAN ,N All
ri.llKIIIA HAVANA.
4 Trains iMlly i.'oinpuriiiient tlar.i vU
tJundard Jt. IU of tjuutli. Oillcc, 1219 Uty.
- 4lv.
STATE DEFICIT
IS SURE, SAYS
PRENDERGAST
Whitman llijrhl. Comp
troller Assorts. After His
Accountants' Kcport.
DKVIOrS FKJrKIXG"
ACT0RD1XCS TO SAXE
i-'ompu oiler Prondeigast. vvho nas had
onie or his accountants at work In Al
bany upon the State's book to learn
whether Uov. Whitman is right In hi" as
sertion that the State mud ralre bj di
rect tax JH.OOO.O'iO for the next fiscal
year, said yesteiday that this .sum "cor
rtctly reflects the amount for which
either partial or complete piovislon will
have to be made."
The Comptroller made public two docu
ments one of them a prlnttd summary
ol the finding" uf hla accountants and
th other a statement In whlcli It wal
Indicated that Cov. Whitman Is clit.reH
rigid in H giird to the State's nuances.
When both documents wen- shown to
John (iodfrey Saxe. kgal adviser to
(.Sov. (ilynn. who Hist caused public
doubt that Gov. Whitman was right. Mr.
Sa.xe rejected the pernon.il statement
from Mr. Pr.-ndeig.ist at a campaign
document In which one Itepubllcan was
trying to help another out of a diff:
eult.v and accepted the pi luted slate,
iin-nt of the accountants as proving what
Mr Saxe has maintained all a'ong
that (luv. (Ilynn left ample Hniitioi.it ;
liu'.sloil fur the expenses of the
pr. sent year and that any stlui.ited
deficit fu. tin- in xl tisuil year will fall l
tnr shoit of ilov. Whitman's stated '!, (
ijiiO.oiio, even with a Itepubllcan l.cgln-
l.it.ire appropi latino as generously as it I
pleases.
In llrtl.iun Wny. Ilr .
Mr. Saxi refused to recede an inch
lliiiii his utigliial position and said that
even M:. Prcdergast would not attempt!
tu explain a nay Mr. Saxe's first state.
meiit tual Huv I'liltiuali lud dupll-j
i.ited big llem In figuring the drilelc ivy
on i.ictobcr t, I'.MO. the end of tlie next ,
iifCsl ;ir. would uiuount to ?l,flrt(i.000.
lb- said that Mr. PrcudiTgast. accord-
Ins to his statement, had found a detl-1
eieiiey uppronr liiug this figure by a
ilevlo.is, assullahl" route.
The printed icp)rt of the accountants. I
whiih both sides I.i the eontroveriy ac-
ei pt as bell is approximately correct, j
gives Ih.- nsoilH'es of th" Slate fur t.ie
jiiesi-it fiscal eir as '.'.S.lJj.ll l.;.j. '
iljllgattui.s now niai.-hitor.v ate given -r. I
M .Ttili.'.i'.'L and ubllgal Ions "which'
in ly be adibd by the Ie ulslatlir" of I'jl".,
partly or wliollf i.iaHe up to Septem
ber Mi). Hill" (the close uf Hie present
fisial ic.ir), an- given lis li.MH.SOS.i I.
This makes the rot.ii obligations Jil",-
'.i.3fiJ.al, of wbnii the aerountants say '
J3.Ji. 1 iiiusl be paid during the I
year on appropriations, 7.S77.t3s.ii.'
I., to the sinking 'uii'ls a .d J'J, 1-,1 17 0."
on supply and special bills. This makes
ill all ? lf.x?3,iU3.i3. leaving a cash bal-
.nice on hand on Uetober 1. 1915, of
3,xi'.;l.ulid.73. I
Stanley Uulm., exicutlve auditor fori
tiui. (Ilynn, pointed out that !ov. Whit- i
man "aid In his message that tin cash
deficiency mi tills date would be 5 10.
x t3,3i)3, whereas e'omptrollet Premier
gast's aceuuiitants give a substantl ll '
o.ilance.
Iteaourees uf 47,li:ill.'JH7.:i:i.
l''or the next fiscal ear the .u.oiint
antH llguie 'hat the State's risour-es
will be $47,ii3u,2S7.33, Tlu- estlni.ite
total obligations to September 30, 1 1 1 ',
as lii."..L'li.,!)7.fi.M, of which H 1,33s,
silo (). will have to be paid that vcar.
Tlie slaking fund will teipilie . s.riiiil.doo
th t c.u, mnkliig total leipitunieiits
15.331, sdu.tiC. Subtracting tlie ciirunt
levetiue irom Hint year, aecorillng to
Hie acountani-' figures, theiu will be
shown a decrease nf ?r.,3ni,:,i7.3:.
Then comes a table In th" document
showing how the accountants figure the
tiiS.SHS.nlU.'ir. obligations. llstlinatiil
lapses amount to DuO.iHlu i etlmated
expenditures amount to 3:',33ii,Si;o.ilJ.
and estimated unexpended balamcs of
October I, laid, amount to Jll'.t.'H,
713. Hi. Ily subtracting levenues of f 17,
03ii,'.'s7 33 from this total the sum of
tts.JiiS.'Jh IS is obtained, which Is pre
sumably tlie figure on which Comptroller
Prenderg.ist bases Ills statement that
eiov. Whitman 'correctly retle ts the
amount for which either (initial or com
plete piovislon will have to be made."
Mr. Saxe's statement follows:
"Let nu point out that I am asked to
reply to tw o documents, a pi luted repoii
of the accountants and an argumentative
lateinciit of Comptroller Prenderg.ist
"Tile nccountants' re-port lias barely a
nodding acquaintance with the Clov
irnor's original estimate, and tlm ae
i . Hint. nils expressly state their estimate
of the ciik'i deficiency on October t, 19 Hi,
to be the stun of .$ri,:i(ls,a73 33.
"As HKaliiHt Oov. Whitman's estimate
of is,0iii),0ini tho accountants' estimate
o r.,:iOb.573.33 Is good eiiougli for me.
"Mr. Prendergast afteji' talking with
the (ioveriiur Mates that lie Is 'convinced'
that the total of lN,iio(i,(inu reflects, the
amount for which 'partial or complete
piovislon' will have to be made. Tills
lines not mean anything. If wv are talk
ing about the total sum for whlcli 'par
tial' provision will have to bu mad" tho
sum might Just as well bo JDO.Oon.OOO at
MS, 000,000.
PnpHrnllon .Vol Kxplnlned.
"Mr. Piendergast nowhoie attempt.!
to Justify or explain the duplications In
the (lovernor'H message, which I havo
pointed ouli so Unit his conclusions are
obviously no reply to me, Hut I am
willing In go a slep further md assert
that even his conclusions In tills Instance,
aru without merit.
"Ill attempting to hitch Up In the
notorious l,(i00,00(i he lumpH togethot
the accountants' ctdlmated deficiency on
October I, I i HI, of .'i,3i&,ri73.33 and Un
balance of piev imis appropriations
which th iiccoimliints say will be un
expended on that date, estlmntrd at
l '-". '." i r. Hi
"Three unexpended balances run aboui
rotifliimd on Mli Vaijc.
A VIA TOR BEACHEY KILLED
FALL BEFORE 50,000 A T SAN FRANCISCO
Beachey starting a fliRht in front of the Court of Abundance"
at the Panama Exposition.
German Taube Monoplane's Wings Collapse When
Noted Airman Attempts a Dip Above Fail
Grounds and Machine Plunges Into Bay.
Sev I'll i'i ise-u Ma- 1' Lincoln
Heaeilev. 'he avi.tioi. w..s I,. .led tins
iftern.ioti when the new etiimt. Tauu
n A lin n h-- IimI hoped t.i demuiitr.ite
his lomplclc master uf the air folded
Its toylike wiugs and plunged fiom a
i eight of u Oil" feet Into tile waters uf
ihe bay. Ilefnre .'.ii.oan i. runs who hsd
witnessed his flight from tlie .Marina in
Irent uf the Palace uf Mines at the ex
position the aerial champion went to an
end as s-ot(ieular -i" his remarkable
c.i leer.
Ile.'ieiiey w,i- mi Ids . nil night after
In vim. thrilled til" sp.vtiitors with a
series uf graceful ioojvs and bid success
ful!) Down upsidii down, when the mntiu
p'.ane. collapsed on the descent. Qulv.r
ing for an Instant, the machine, shrouded
in tl.inii a, id vnpor,
dead wi tght.
It w:i apparent that Ibaehej. still "x-Ja
1 1 ting the nerve whlcli made him famous, i
eiideavoi e-d to direct his nurse foi til"
l.y after tin- machine collapsed. Hut
the Taube was bcviunl human cotitro
Tin Utile mass of wreckage jdlut
,,,,
inc w.ner iiei..i me u a ns imris iaii.au
jtnl Crnok, liug a! tin- Kort Miisnn ilov - j
.iniiieiit nleis. sitr.inned in ihe a'Utnii. I
. ., ,, .. ,. i
nun. body ,.r th- car. Heachey .lis..,.-,
lienrei' iiiieatb Ihe waves
When ih" icscuers arrived a nwinent
biter there was haldlv a rim,!.' on It," '
, '
surface of the watet. Only a small
pieie of ihe wooden frani" tluated to
ill.il 1; the s)"t when, the aviator had i
.
gone now ii. (
Workers from water eiaft ai once I
lushed to the spot, whele afler a two
hours March with g-appllug Ir.tts the
wrecked Taube beailng Heachey's life
less form wis htought to the surfiue-.
Just what i aimed tin- accldint is a
matter of doubt, even experts uul
Itencbey's inechauiolans being unable tu
account for U definitely. The mono
plane Was faster than an) thing that
Il.i.ichey had ever piloted and was of a
type with wiilch he was not so familiar
BANK TELLER HELD AS
GIRL FALLS FROM TAXI
lie m round (Jiiilty of Into.vi
cation Coin pan ion l.oiii;'
rneonseions.
I'redeiick W. .Smith, a man led man,
2S years old, of 1107 Morgan avenue,
Hrooklyn, and paying teller of the Se
curity Hank, was arrested early yester
day at Hist Fifty-eighth street and
Park avenue shortly after Miss Marie
Dowd of ICS Cirreupolnt avenue. Long
Island City, ha I fallen from a laxlcib
in which she an I Smith were riding The
gill was uiiconniuui In the Fluwer IIo
pitnl uiiill 10 o'clock last nlglu. Smith
was found guilty of intoxication in the
Vorkville court and remanded until this
morning for sentence.
Smith and the , ouiik woman went In
the llelvidere Cabinet, llliiukl) n, on
Satniday night. After midnight, they
left Hint place in a taxicab and stai'.il
for Miss Dovwl's home. Arriving then-,
accoidllig to Smltli. In- rang the bell
siver.il times, lull gut no nnsnm. Their
upon he reentered the t.ixlrnl. and ill-le-cted
the chauffeur to drive to Twenty
llilnl stieet and Hlghlh avenue, Man
hiittan. The niachllie eiossed the Queenshoio
llrldlte and was going down Park avenue
when Ihe woman fell from Hie ccb
Patiolman Henry of tlm Kast Flftv-ftrst ,
street station found the woman. When I
Smith Mopped tl' laxlcib and returned
to the spot he was ai rested. The patrol-1
man, nu ixamliilng the taxicab. found
Smith's eollar lying on the Moor und a
number of Miss Howil's hairpins. I
HIS EARLY SWIM FATAL.
X mil 1 1 .lerse) City II") Is llroivned
In .Morris (iiunl.
Ten-year-old Francis Hlake) nf lCa
York street, .leisuy City, went swimming
in tue Mollis i anal in the fool tu Hen
derson street yesterday.
IVe wue seined with crumps and was
drowned.
l l- 'hp. lie it
' I thlHIs.l'lil
p.ng 1'ic bsjp
i w hich he had
(lights.
.1 f-vv minutes
uefure lt.-a.'hi was ividi-ntly '.n eorn
plete control of the nm. lime and al'o
as In made tlie upside down flight, ll
was when tie ittemptcd in straighten
out alter a P"i-ieinlicular dive that Ihe
wings of thi new monoplane failed him.
Ih ui-iiey had often dipped from as
gieat a height in his biplane, but the
double veln!s had withstood the tremen
d..s pressure whit h In- exerted on the
single spread of the Taube.
l.itii'uln Iteaehey announced in Match,
I'.ilil. thai he was .It. lie with Hying.
He hud becimie knoiMi as a mei-t dat
ing aviator anil. In making known his
is ii' te
ll.. uli u
hi I.,.
then (ilungiil as a ! retirement. Hi- shio lie neid mniseif re
' stuiistble for the deaths of a niimbi r
uf men who had tried to emulate him as
deller of death.
Six month biter he was back at the
guile and his llrsi tligi.t resulted in
an incident ai H.imtiionilsiiiut. .V V,
win
the
le Ills lli.i.'llllie swept IWll gills In. Ill
,111111 s.iii.ii-ij iiijiiii'ik nu- iiuii i,
1 VI.,. ill lit,.! till.. ..euii.l
.1 l'l Pill
.. , .,, WHI. ..urtlm,. .,
we id by per-
tunning fr.-ak iri.s- in the air. unl
H.-uelu tolilhistrieiiilsiliatiliet-reii.il-
man s su. i.-.s had convinced him Hi it,
() 1lK m,, u. .,,,;, )
spu,t and tn.it Its business usefulness
vvoiild develui rapidlv. He said lie in-
l"id-l tu devot. Ills tt. nta.l. tn th.it
featur. uf it rutin r than the spec-
i.,,iil.n.
Within a month, minever, He.n he
"as luopiiig the i in his a. i-upla'ie.
Hi Ins up-nli uowii and i iiltiug epinls
n u f,,,,,!,,,, ,,, t lit til even those who
(,.,, watched IVgoud On one occasion
li. was seriousl) hurl w.ule Irving to
.Imp Ills machine on an automobile
I driven b H.iiin-y oldlield.
1 i'heie was apparentl) no limit to
j He.,, lu.v's daring, am', ids acultv for
'ib vising i, w u,i)s of i liking hts life
was almost tin. aliliv . Ills sliceess
seeuu'd tn .nuvluce him that the aero
plane bad tlliall) become as safe as
Hi) iitln-i niuior .-raft,
i A .war ago this nioutii lie. ichi y went
tu I'laine 10 stud) Hie aerial ui(nih of
Pegoud and tiiiirned to .his count:)
vvitn i n.-w toeU ' Ihnllere, whl. h lie
"'80,000 RUSSIANS" !
WERE EGGS, NOT MEN
("iiinml A limit Riir Force Sent
to Si'iitliiiid Hits Poninier
I'inl FA-pliiiintioii.
.vii-(mt i'orrtufinmtfiic tn Till "si
Pauls, Feb. 2 it An explanation of
the origin f tlie lanard, which received
wide circulation and credence cat I) In
the war. i.) tlie effect that Mi.000 litis
sian troops had tiaiiied Snciland fiom
Archangel, l!uHia's While Sea pot t. en
tout" to l-'rauc", appears to be found In
a common commercial custom.
Ittispi.i cMsiits millions of eggs to
i;ii,iand, and in Hie trade these eggs
are known is "Itusslans," Jui as tho
1 thousands uf labblts sent m llnglanil
fiom llelg'um are known ns "Ostetuis,"
as o)steis are known us "Maniines" or
"Wliitstablcf," or In tlie I'nlted .states
a "HIipi Points'1 or "Cape Cods."
It may easily havi been the case, ihhI
this Is b.'ll.'Ved by mall) to be the ex
planation, that a Itiissiau wholesale
dealer telegraphed to his conuulssloti
is,,.i ..i viiiii.ii ii,,Us!..i, m
via Archangel," and Hie message may
Imve been iaken by some one through
wiiosi. hands it passed to tefer to Hoops'
Instead of eggs.
The telegraph employee may have told
a friend and so have started the rumor. '
which grew until few cm respondent
could resist giving It credince, even
though they had some Idea of thu diltlciil-'
tlm of moving 80,000 men to Archangel!
anil undoubtedly wondered why such
forces should he landed In Scotland In-'
stead of being carried tn a French poit. ,
LEOPOLD'S PROTEGEE SHOT?
narune.s niiunnii iteporirii x ie.
ll f Itevulver Aeeldent.
Ape rial Vablt Drtpnteh to Tut 3cs
Paris, Mnrch 14. It Is rumored that
Hnrone.vi Vnunhnn, the prntrger of I lux
late King Ioopold, has biH-n the victim
of a revolved- accident. Tlio report can-
rot be confirmed,
BY 2,000 FOOT
..(. r t
Lincoln Beachey,
exhibited a' Hrlgbton He i, I t a-'K last
Ma. (ill that as ui 'i .uuped th"
... .p full I 1 I'll. S.. .'II I..S -llti.l.s I', th"
air w'th a sii-'i- .f tail si d s, luuiis and
, e.i-ks. eWS .1 11. 1 lust i lii.lt I'.l.-e b three
secul.ds to ll.irn- lldlleld
! Willie Ite.ll'te ll id bet It il-illig these
i illimrs In fie alt ami 'n.iVlng along .it I
the same t.nie iililibl.l had I-en driving J
. Ins ami hoisi.-powet aiitotii"b.l.- .irouiu' j
'the track In .',1 e.un.ls It w.n 1
i the tnu-t tntllllng xhibltlon New York!
' had V el seen. '
Heaclie was bom In Callfurm.e thirt
yeai agn and began hl cateer as a
tli.-r w.th a dirlg.ba- baimon. one of hi
stunts having bum to ll Into Washing-
l ei and to cinie the Capitol dome, on,
i another m fusion he navigated his illrli- ,
, lib- .iiuund the tall buildings uf lone.'
, Manhattan and finally landed in tho
i Kast Klver
Ills first notnhle achievement with an
asruplaiie was to tlx from New Haven
I to Hrldgcport, Conn. Theieaftur he Hew
over Niagara and down the gorge. O'i
'August a. It'll, Iteiiihev won the first
i.ii' t n America in i flight, the first
,evei made, from New Vurk to Phila
delphia, rifle. mi ilavs after that lte.i. he
1 . .ii.il;. .1 the world s i.'.'ui'.l fu- .ir.it.nl",
' si ttlng up 1 1,1 ".J feet
i. i.. . t . . ...... i ..i,...u ..
I wumeii Ui w-th linn, lie w. nl ilii. k hiltil-
ma n his living tnaiiili" and li. inn
lnv.. i v.ir.i'. ut netv. im-king .
I pi, I s. Mill "Isil ne W.ie I'ljllllit .IC.l.ll
1 ami ajm Ins hulls weie nev.r il mger
i u.s Min ie Mil f.lluw.d aviaiion liegai.
to bell, vi: tn.it lleach. bore a charmed
, lite
Ii LAM ics TAum-: n HACKS.
t llonllnufuii sii.s lleiiebe. Tuolc
j t'liolie.' In .-tv Vlin-liliir,
llunard HiintiiiKion, s.cr.t.iry of the I
I Aero Club uf Anniica, s.inl list night
'that he wauled to minimize is mm Ii i-1
pt.sslhU Die damage to aviation which
! woul I result troll! Heaiiiev's death
) 'We have all bei n fearing Ilea, he) s
.-lid lor some lime.'' said Mr lluntiiig
Mii. "bis-uise e xlublti'.ii living Is the
must ilangetous branch elf aviation mil
..lie we nave alt tiled tu discourage.
! He.l.ili V SUIVIVed so long b.eitlse lio
was tt "int in lous; skilful is a (illut 1
"The machine 'i win Ii In lust ids
line was b'.ind new an 1 wis ItiMiftl- I
I I lentlv bra. ed ' '
U-29 SANK 5 SHIPS
WITHIN THREE DAYS
I
(ici'iimn
Around
rie
Siihiniiriiic. ('rniiiii",
Scill snnds. Win'.
Ilriti'sli Shipper-.
Lonpon, March 1 1 There s mtl'il
uneasiness 111 shipping elide over the
activlt) of the submarine l"-2S, one of
the largest and fastest of the (I. ruian
undersea boats, in the wateis arutitnl the
fteillv Islands. In three ilavs this sub
tnai In" has sunk fntir Hritish steamers
nu. utie !i curb vis-sel and itaiiiaged
time other
It is said Capt. Otto Wisldiger. who,
with the I'-'.', sunk Ihe Alinuk. r. Cieiiy.
llugtle and llawke, is unw in cnttiiiiati'l
nf the L'-:'l'.
The big Inn i all pass Id point on
theli w.i) iciuss the A-laniic and dur
ing tile day .1 npnit, which also u n hel
the Ameilcan line sti-amslilp .Vew Yoik
by wi!el"-s. was liniilnted lo Hie elTee'
thai a liner had In en t t i . -i I . . . I t -bel.eved
Ibis I put-" arose ftnm the Hltk
itur of the steamer Anil.nuslaii, wluci
belongs to the I'.lleim.in line.
Tile l'-:'!i. wlilcli ills(il.ices .nil to-.
I has been cbised h
lirovul too elusive
pattol lo.it. tin'
tor them, .vl.il'
steameis, winch tiled to ram or escape
her found thai hc was much laster
I hail similar vessels which hive been
ilislt ") lug HiiMhIi nietiiiantmeu.
STOPS ALCOHOL FOR TROOPS.
French (.enernl Issues Mrlet Pro.
til 111 I Ii. Hole In I'lflli trio).
Viirmf rnklf HfiMeh in Tnr Srx
Pahis, March 14 The Oeneral com
manding the Fifth Ann) lins Issued
orders that troops will bo allowed no
more alcohol than that which ie dla-
trlhtltA.l ns r4t(ntis snlill.r. fns.
blelrlen to buy nleohoiUed llquorB cr to
rtocur.v or .iccr-pt them Tli") may buy'
hygienic drinks ut winesnnps hi twei-n
noon and 2 o'clock und again bi'twenn "I
mid 7 uniliir the supervision of nun.. .
lllsnlnnnd olllrrrs, 1
Ote'lttllMM Willi lll'livltl.. m1m..I.mI ... '
1 filers, will bo expelled to tlm Interior of
I III" pmjtitrv
itlon. I
I
A Hies Again Shell
Smyrna; Surrender
of City Imminent
i
K('ili'tit: Flop tn Interior ntid
.Many Turkish Soldiers
Are Desert inn-.
;.iei i' Ctiljlr Vriti'ttch tn Till: sn
I.INHON, Maivh II The bombard
ment nf the naidalielh s Is continuing
intermittently, as th" weather penults,
ltd It is staled thai the Usual success
f- b.ini: .nhieveH A despatch from
Mliini ivpntts tha' the llrltlsh tleet
U'd.r Adnutal Sir HI. hurd Heirs- has
resuiinil the bomii irdtitent nf Sinrnu
, "1 lll.lt the slltiellller nf the city Is
ix.i'tisl niometitarll.v Tlm iwill-com-
''.itant ..i(iuliitloli lias (led to the In
Iteilnr. and It Is Mid thai the garrison
i not likely tu oppose the landing of
i .e Anglo-I'ieni h forces. .Many f the
Tuiklsli soldiers are ib-seitlng, white
t e,-s are looting the suburbs.
s. rlous hluvv at Turkey. In that It
i. vents) the exportation of army muni
, t mil supplies, from Austria and
(lerniany to that count! y. has been
I i.e. til by Humanla ind Hulgana, accord
' ,. , to de-pateh"s received from ful.
via P.oinu to.il.i. w" Halkan
P mers having .-igned a railway con
venllon at Huchareil which allows the
transit of all goods, but excludes arms
t ,.t.. I munitions It Is believed here that
I I us will havo a great effect, us the Turk
in. already short of anummltloii aim
i.innot continue th" defence of tho
lurdanelles upon their own resources
Ions.
A dispatch from Sofia M that word
I I as In en iecelv. il there from Dedeagateh
that many Turkish families h.evo leu
Constantinople and also that lien. on
let iolU. former military gov rnor of
I H.igiinti and n-ieiitlj military adviser to
j the Turkish (!ov eminent, has departed
, fur ( iermaiiv .
division is leisn-ted ll. the e.iuint.
I Knv er Pasha,
leader of tn. ) on lie,
only member to ailln re
Tmks leitig
tile
I tu I iermaiiv
I capital s s.eld
I mute nervous.
The population of t.
to bo growing more and
The l ii IHInnbetli lletro lint
1 1 pot I UnrriieUs.
;.-rll ' ii'Hr lit ffilivit in inr.
I LuMiiiN, March H. The Unity Muilx
' e'utiespiindciit at Athins, telegraphing
' miller date uf March 13. savs:
"Hrltlsh airmen having ascertained
the tunge. the liue-n Kll.abetli with
I high angle lire from Ihe (lulf of Saros
' has destroyed tin- Turkish barnuks
lut tialUpolt and has slleiir.-d two nai
i lerles on the Intel tor uf the strait, in
. . i
. a duel between a mine aureper and a
j ton the mine, sweeper was sunk, lie
j crew was snvisl.
! "Turkish fiirns ii. teiinrted tn have
artived at Kim. K'al.h and to havo
1 Inn i f. led with tin. mine sweeping opera-
linns bill thi') air. dispersed b) ill"
' tile of nne Of Ihe I'rell'il "hips. Tele.
grams i ived hen from .Mltybim state
'that th.- tb.is began .mother attack on
Sinerna this mottling."
Th- Alliens oii..-p..ni.iu uf the
i i.'firiiiiii 'ii.i telegraph, th" following
acciiutit uf tb" I i.irilnnel.i s operations.
"Til" 1... nil.. n iltn.iit was tenewnl )es-
ti rdav, bui on a sin uler scale. Ihe movi
I nun! "i the slops being hampered by
I muni ro is fin, iitng mines carried down
, nv tin ,,nent. ( in.- go! as far as Kuiii
Xnbh. wlit r,- a shot fiom a l-'rench
el Ills, d vpiolled ll '
The 'iii.v .Vein . ni-r spicidi tit at
tti. ni mi) s Hut the Tut kisb ml alliums
(f Smyrna ire gn.u') incensed at the
I .en! authnrittes mil threaten tu rise
gainst them ir.sti.id "f arainst
Ctirs!iiin
the
PANIC IN ADRIAN0PLE.
lliiiii lleors uf Itelun uf Terrnr In
llolj I'll)."
l. .-I ,ll,i, I. It' ll t TlIK s i
1.1'Xkiv. VI ir.ti II - A ib s(i.itcli frmn
s-'ulla to tin- Dull) Mini sajs a lelgn of
teirot at Adn mop.. Is tcpottcd.
FEAR FOR VON DER G0LTZ.
lliiiis lleurs I'leld Mnrslull
, Hue.' Heeii slnlii,
,.,, n i.i''. li. .p.if. I, (., Tin i
Mil
I...NHOS, Mai. li 1". - A desp.T.'li ftom
, vth. ii tu tin 'in' Cirioiii i , s,i)s
Field Mn: shad von ui; lioiu wept ti
Stii.vrti.i sunn ilavs agu w.tli the obvi-
,.s mlelitlo'. of snpel Ultci ding till
......... I .... . t .- ..I' II... t !......... I I
.,...., ..it- .. .iiiL.,vi.,ir. .
lift tlicri 21 hours afl.i Ins .irnv.Ii
fut an ii'iinonti destinalloii at.d i is
I n.ii since been heard I'lntn It is tlnuight
i th,i he has met with a violei t death,
I
I
250.000 IRISH FIGHT FOR KING.
1 1 in.-rutil Isle tills lilven till, IIUII ul.
dlers tu Arm),
" ' ixhli lii.iiirh tu Tim Sis. j
I....NPUV, March II - -.loin ll Kedmond.
th. It Islt N iliiuiallst leader, In a s h
at Manchester to-. la), said that iTni.tiOn
liisliiiieii in- now serving -n the arnn,
'.li. min fium Iielainl and tin- ollnrs trotii
Hiigland an.l the ovcisea ilnmiiilons.
Stage Christ Now
Fights for Kaiser
Anion Ilium'. Chief Actor
I 'ii-Moii I'lnv. .loins New
Ski Corpx.
in
l.os'tio.s. March .The foil! tlml
says Anton l.ang. th" cnisfis uf ui"
last two iirodiictlons of tin- Pas-Inn liiv
al riberaninu rc.iu. has Joined a new
rnriw nf troops equipped with skis wl.liil
Hie Hermans have formed in fight tlm
I'ri neb Chasseurs Alplns In the Vosges
Anton I.iuis, like the other actors In
the Pnrslon Piny. Is a nntive of Oberam
mrrgnu, H.ivarla. when- the play Is given!
If ten veiir 'ntervsls He Is i (inttsr
lie Is uf striking iipp.siriiilf ", lull mid
well l.ulll, and has tin niiiisiial facial re
yelilblance o the CbrNt as ibi.'ted by,
lamous painters,
in lx7n tlm pel foi inuni'i s nf tlm li.
sion liny were brotighi In nu abrupt
Viet" hy th" inithveal; nf thi' t'rnti. .
i lei man wnt, Thlriv ot the i. i formers
nl 1st . l In tliei Ueruiaii nl ui" Feur
I vveiv kl'lled In buuiu and two died In hoe.
nitul.
ALLIES GAIN
ALONG ENTIRE
WEST FRONT
Frpiicli Take YniKiuois. Kr,v
Varcniios: lclrians Itom
bai'd Diviniiilc.
GEK3IAXS LOSE 10.0(11).
LONDON AXXOI'.NTES
M'MMAHV til" 'IIH.; xvxlt MIWH.
The I'Ycni'li iillicial state imnl.t of
yesterday deei'ired that tho 1'rencii
tixsips raptured nu inipui t.mf pi.sltloii
In tho Arsontie and that lln- Ih lglait
troops emit In i led their ndvanii' Hi tho
vicinity of the Vs. r. Th.. ltel,M:ins
assistiHl by P'rincli Inavy irtillery,
elestroyisl an linpurtiint defenslvi-(mint
in a ci'ineloty at Dlxmude. The tier
ninn artillery bombarded tin i.itli.'iltnl
nl Snissoiti. The (inrmaiH al i bom
bariled Klicitns. DetnlN .ir. v. u of
the Hrltlsh victory at Neuve Chapelle.
The Herlln itllcl.il st.'iienunt stated
tlio (!crninn bin rcput-ed ait-icks i f
tht. Trench in Cliiiiiipagm- near Solium.
Arrangements havo Is-en innile by
the envoys of Prussia Havana and
Anslrlii .it the Vntii-an thai the inter
ests, nf thor iiiitrles shall ii. i.. it i
after hy the SiiaiiHli envoy in . it" .if
war.
The lOnIlsh Kast In. Inn (bet again
bombarded Smyrna, and tin uit- n ier
f the city is uiumeiitu 'ilv exi.. .'ted.
I ,,,, at lon hnfl M(M, , ,,. ,,.,,
...
1 oomnantnient ui i'i" I ) ,t .I nn lies
j ..nntlniies. hut has I u sotn. w n.ii ,u-
trrfer.il with hy tip. we.itb. r . on
Iteiiorts Irmti Hiissiti
are forming fur a n vv
Poland. There hav.
clashes betwieti the H.
tnuti outiiosts,
st. I'.
l..vt
t'i i' i.nei
.ii in rth
. .ell ' i n
ill llpl li""-
rrrr-o .. r-r' iii
., .MAIM, hid
ADVAS'CKS L Wh'ST
i'l I French Pr.mre-s Xutnl.l.i In llrlv
Pri-ueli Prugre-s Nutnl
Tovviird
ii . - ' af. Ih
I'vitis. Marc i
ib'tlllS uf the Ie
at Neuve Cli ipi .1,
t'liri'lllies,
.. I, I., I in
-Pill 'll. I
I lit It 'I
.-.how ii.i
i u i-
iimph was nun h tnic.
was .it first im igun d
in -..1. r
rie ...i.
lllllnil-Ue Ol III! l"l. lu ll IV ,i 1
tu-lllghl ill pi'Mllt.llj- tb. i
sl.lti s lh.lt tne lt!ll, si, .id. I
fiont of nearly two mile- i n
i' from 1.3IUI t. l.iaiti nl ,
three sureessive lln. s ..f
trench's and u s're.ns d. i- u ,
Siitilb of Neuve Ch..(i. .1.
violent (io'tnun counter .n
be. n repulsed cninpletel) md
..I ..-i
il "Ie
ipt '
li. i -
losses have been inllK le.l
i w ho lilt a larj" niimbi t
, t a
f i" .
j the hands ..f the II lti)i it..,.! -
I'rom all (Mils of the i
' rtii'irts tlt.u H e- new oil. -
, r.irrled out sui cesfull i I
I im reusing in fonu. Tin- i-.i
within the Ills' tew dnvs i. t
, .lubstamlnl ami iniioii.iir ..i .
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iln.liiulls ale tii.ll tae iti i. . i i
lag. II a foi Haul juuv cun i,', ,,, i1,
lias already been ( lit a. to , . . ;
! All of the ei'tup. tiet.L inns
'alued iirni). lie '.mill:- (,,r .
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i iniunei inents. I ii t n " "i
tin.
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1 during the
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foi '
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1 hend of t'ie -.-i and uc
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lierinans in )e. etnlier ; the Fun.
captuted Ihe pllleatl .ill'l li
vdlage ut '. aii'itiuis on C" t
uf tile Argotllle .Hid lie I " I I
in their drive tow. ml Vire'it'.
gonne un the .V'ire liivi ' In ""
p.igh" dist ni't the F'-ii'li li op i
III fill! possession "f lb" 'I' -hill
notth of .Mesinl-le- -1 1 in 1 I
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line uf liellll.in In neb. his li.
copied ami un Un hcighi ..I .
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tu .I'lV llli'e tl IVe lie' II I i - il .1" ''
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upon the Hr t isli v n i i
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i he Ih'itish fi. Id and he.ii .
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fi ntn I'i. unlets. Tin ii.A i i
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