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INDUSTRIAL MAP OF EUROPE.
In next Sunday's SUN a two page map
shows the industrial and mining dis
tricts of the European war zone and
their control by warring nations.
THE WEATHER FORECAST.
Rain or snow and colder to-day: prob
ably fair to-morrow ; westerly winds.
Highest temperature yesterday, 55: lowest, 37.
Dtliillud wen Hit. mnll and murine rcpoi ( on pago 1 1.
tm.
VOL. LXXXII. NO. 207.
PRICE TWO CENTS.
NEW YORK, FRIDAY, MARCH 26, 1915. VnVI,rlqht, 101S. by Ihe Hun I'rlntln,, mid l-nbliihOin .iMOClnlioii.
OSBORNE GETS
ALIBI IN FORM
OF AFFIDAVIT
Skull Cracked on
Roof of the Garden
Man Peeping In on Hoxiii"
Bouts Pined Tight us Skylight-
Is Lowered.
GEN. IVES' WILL
CUTS OFF WIFE
AND DAUGHTER
V. S, Submarine 1
Reported Sunk i
in 120 Fathoms
I'-1 (ioi Down Off Honolulu j
in Practice and Fails to
Conic l'p. i
. S. WILL HUNT
SECRETGERMAN
AGENCY HERE
TURKS ASKU.S.ENVOYTO
NEGOTIATE FOR PEACE
TO SA VE THE CAPITAL
Queens District
Swears He Was Witli
Accused Lawyer.
AT UAH ASSOCIATION
rXSTEAl) OF 1IOTKL
... t , A man who was watching the boxing
Attorney bouts In Madison Square, (l.itdcn from
tli roof last night, peeping In thiotigh
an open nkyllulit , nu'rferr(l a fractured
skull when his head was Jammed by u
section of the, sliding roof, which wa
suddenly lowered on account of a tlrlxzle ,
rain. The man was taken to llelle- ,
vile Hospital unconscious, siniP't w ' I.' I? rPl'l) I'll I I l
said there was llttlo chance of hli re-1
every ' Tk CALIiKI) ClMT.I.
Yale to Ot 1.."00.I)I)I ut'j
$2.0110.000 Kstate of
Hanker. 1
I
line Tanzer Held lor (.rami
Jury in $5,000: New
l.oiul Mystery.
r
U. S. Attorney's Statement.
1 l vied States District Attorney II.
i-n 'Ailen .Marshall made the follow-
in statement to Till: Sl'N lat
me i :
"Tie evidence In this -ase has be
ru.ne siiflhiently clear to enable ine
t i state that In my opinion there Is
nn reasonable ground to bellevo that
eit.ur Mac Tnnzcr or Ini luwvers
evci had reason to think that Jinncs
Osborne ever Knew or met ltao
Tallin'. This tvldncc I shall sub.
lit to the l'"de:nl Oram! Jury."
Jamt" W. Osborne's defence to the ;
.ia.se tba be took Miss U.ie Talizr I
to tile Kensington Hotel, Plaintleld, N. !
J., .:. O Holier IS It'll. nd rogistcicd
thrc with hoi ax "O. Osborne and,
Mrs. Osbor; i" Is an alibi.
T1 is 'lefenco l lucked by his own
-siunoi.y. an atlldavlt signed by Mat-than-
J. Smith, former District At
torney of Queens CKtmty. and by slut.
men's . f P.euhen A. lVcKham. a lawyer
nsocl.ite.1 with Mr. Osborne. Cnnob- I
oMtlon has been obtained fiom records
,f .,,. i .- nion it was said last
night
.Wording to the alibi. Mr. 0'borti
it. at w.'ik m a room of the H.tr As
Mvlatioti'H building, at PJ West Forty
fourth striet. when Mlts Tar.7er us-
lu a pocket of his coat was found a
paper l-arlng the name IMtilel Pilseoll. ,
1PM lledford street, Kali Itlver, .Mass.
lie Is believed to be connected with the
Itanium ,fc llalley cltcus. which moved '
' Into (he H.inln from llrl.lgeport, Conn.,
j lasl nluht, but none of the circus at-j
i laches seemed to Itnoiv him. lie is
abou 'J." )ears old. .
I Drlscoll, rr who-ver the man Is. was'
I watching the bouts wllmlnnry to the
' match bctwim l.e.ich Cross and Chur-
le White, lie was with half a dozen '
'other men mi the ioof. They Rot a I
lew of the men.i seventy-live feet or
' more belo'i iiecnue the circular sky-1
I light had een np-ned to admit fresh j
j air Into the building. 1
! The man believed to be l:lcoll didn't
crawl bach in time when the sliding
, roof begun to close and his hejd was
! nlni.e.l tight by the loweitd sklUbt. '
I I III. ...it.iii.ml.HiM mil uw..v safelv and
tl.e rati lay nio.mla some time b. fun
help en hie. p.'llcetnn and Illcmeil
helped release blm.
GOLF UMPIRE IN AEROPLANE.
.1. M. Ilrrt-ti of
sleeps. Then
OllMONO Hlluil.
N ,
I'llcs
Pl.t..
. C. O.cr
to l.lnLs.
Mai ch 25 I.
M. Ilteeii. a former llrst lieutenant of
the New York Athletic Club, dinppctl a
l.o'.f bill ami a messes'' from an aero
plane l.nOo It-el alsjve I h Seabtee.e
links to-d.iv to notify foil- Metioidit.tii
IKolfirs that he was on hand to refeleo
, tlnlr much. He had been asked h.
I umplii1 tin ;.laei 'ie.i .." "" 1 '
plaeis noi well up unm the rules.
Ilr'ii oerslept and had to tly to Sea
brteze fitn urinond to arrive on time.
Ills koU ball landed on the llrst tee.
wheiu Messrs. l.emmiiiK, liraiime..
Uiiell and Jaeirer were awaltlUK hie
anlvjl.
The , of iii n. lira ton Ues. ex
ptesldent of the .Metropolllali Trut
Company, who died on October '1 last
at his country place near Omlnlnir. cuts
on Ills wife, Mrs. Illeanor Itlssell Ivos,
whom lie married in lsi',7, and bis eld
est d.iunliter, Winifred lven, who tlv.
with her mother In the Ive town house
at 31 West I'oriy-nlnlh street, and
leaves only Il'.dih) h year to aimtlvT
daiixhlt-r, 1'ianes Ivew, uhi alo lives
with lur mother. Ills third danuhter,
Kunlce, who Is the wife of Walter 11.
Alaynaril. receives f inn.OOO.
The estate of Hen. Ives intimated
at about V.'.'Umi.oOii. L'nder the will tiled
ye-terda.v the bull! of 'be estate Rues to
Vale I'nlver-iiy in etablls!i tlie llra
tui. Ives fund f.tr t e cimrnl nuiiioses
of Hie uulveifiiv . The shale which will
Bo to Vale will be moie than l.r.'ni.uun.
Hecjuse of the 'amjuaKc eniplo.vd by
Hen. Hes In tho clau-e In which ho dli-1
Inheilteil his wifu and dallchtei Win'-j
fled It is believed that a eoiltl St nf the'
Will lll.i) be tiled III behalf of the dallx .-te.-
If tills elause Hill. Ives eNplalln I
tli.il no mention wa made or his wife ,
.ml d.itu.iter Wlnlfied for the follow- '
ln r.'.t g.iiiK I
"In An: '. l!iol. an asreement of een- ! I'-"" ' ,"''1 ,,'"
aratloii between my wlfn and tnV'If'ln an
wa.s etiteiel into by vvhl h certain films
weie to be paid to her and to my d itiit.i
ters Wlnlfied and Prances diirlui; In r
life and in exehniKo for hlch she re
leased all interest In and claim to my
estate
Hc.Nol.fl.f. March 2.".. The AnieH.ani
submarine P-l n siibinerced at ! Me
A. M. to-day two mites off Honolulu
llalboratid latu Io-iiIkIiI It was rrpoited
that "lie had been local's! I,vlmt a' "
depth of IJ fathoms.
Attempts to brine the vessel to the
surface with grappllni: ll'-iks had fulled.
No signal bells had been heald from the
subtnerued crnft. nnd this fact led to
fears that the snbmnrlnCs uoik"
burst. sun'of'ntllKt the crew with sul
phuric aeld fumes.
The P-l citrrle- u new of twenty-live
men, and Is commanded by l.h'tlt. Alfred
I,. IMe.
The tlotilla of submarines were eti
KaBed li taruel piacll.e this mornliie.
It ..s not thoiiKht iumiiihI that
Central Control of Ships He
ported in Plot to Send
Them to Sea.
i Opponents of War Party Say
j Further llesistanee Is
I I'seless.
CIXK IN DKSPATCII
KIJOM I'OIJTO It ICO
0
K If 31 AN COMMA NO Kl!
MOLDS CPPI'i; II AND
the
for an
vstlisiiToN. Man h 25. n otllelnl
Investigation Is expected lo ! orderel
to determine if some central agency
has been established III the Pulled.
States to illiect ntteiiipts of Hirinan
shle to clear from American poit
nil hunt n irard to customs remilatlons ,
and ueut'allty laws.
The investigation Is believed to have
been decided upon followlm: the rielpt
..f ,. ren.iri bv the Tre.islirv Pe. i Military I.eaSlie, eon,
I,:, i tni.! ivunvi'lnir liiforniatloii salil to of Unver I'asha. whtcri ha
strati f '.ifcf (MiwleA In Tin $
I.0NP.1S, .Match ". .M irtm io ue
In u ilispateh to the imihi Cn-oiin'i
finln KtlUlelulJe, ItUIIIMIn.l. di'd Mil V
21. sajs!
"ThiTe is a bitter 'tlll-Kle 'l vie
the peace etui war p.ilties i. i'o ii
tlnople The formr demand n. a I i
capitulation, reallzlm? that t ,n tnnt
Kle I, hopeless alld VvisllliiK t ) ive
oniith in; of Tutkey In Par it..
se 1 o i
beet.
I
mmP
FLEET REDUCES
FOUR FORTS IN
DARDANELLES
Dardanos. on Asiatic Side,
Is Destroyed by New
lioinbardiuciii.
em
SlIKLLINfJ OFOTIIKK
DEI- KNTKS (JOES ON
I'
i Imllcaie lb.it the I lambiiri:-American cltateil
liner odenwuld Hltcinptod her dash from army.
San Jimii hailsjr, Porto Itlco, under "The Viir part.v conlsts .if Pnwi
order fiom some authority rivoKiilzed I Pa-lm. the militant Youitu Tuiks mil
by her commander.
P-t should rem ilu under water
hour or more diiriny Hie aiamcuvris.
but vvhel. II. "'II c.illie 'I'd the vesnol
coniltu.d submerged, aoxletv was f-lt.
PAGED ACROSS 3.000 MILES.
i'rHiiscooll ilnl I'lione nml nl"
I sell to liel Prison VIiiii.
lohn Mci:. Itowm.tn. iiuinanuiK diiec.
tor of the lliltinore. u-e.l the lone dis
tance telephone In S.ll pl.lticisc.i e-
terda when be desli
with .T.iiii. x Woods,
I'rali.'.s Hotel. II.
has suecsled In s.liit.
I
Ml
itili. U vvoul
mai .'.(t i of Hie St
wa del Mr W...ul
i,f 1 in s belne sent
i. tb .1 htm at the
automobile
P.Mn.sltli.i ci.iur.ds
Mr Wrsels an-weied the pleme
ONE STRAPHANGER WINS.
iet
Mo-
sorts he was with her In lialnlltld.
The day In intention was a Sunday, i
and Miss Tan-.er charges in her liO.OuO
trea'.a of promise suit that she and the (
:ver nassed mobt of the afternoon
MSethei. In the. criminal Milt against i
Us Tanzor. In which she Is ch.usvd j
vlth tieltiB the malls to defraud. lir
i.itinetit was corrolsjratcd on Tueoilny
fie swoiu testlmjnv of Kranl; D. i
. i... I.-..,.. I l 'm, I.. hi v here because a niolonnnli
.s... - ... , , 1 rctuseu io -move up irom. 111 respunsc
u'.ivilv Identlllcd James vv. usooine j ,y ,hl, co,,detor'!i familiar cry.
William A. Mortran is the siraphans-r.
He t'Stllld t! ai the liiotoiman also
'cilled him a "boeb." MnrKan mid that
' in w is "humiliated." Tne company
oiiieudid liia' its employees hail a rluht
to enforce rea-ouable r. Ktilatlors, imt
jury deeded to K'.ve the htrapt anser
i 1. 00ft bulm.
I0!
who registered with Miss
Verdict for CI.OIMI for
toniiHii'it llmleiien.
Wistti.s'CiTov, .March 25. The strap
hanitii is at last coming Into his own.
one of them sot .i verdlo; of fl.OUO
il.un.iResi auainsi the Capital Traction
Comiiany
. Ilniiuliier Culled Cruel.
1 "A the condition on which the agiee
iii.'iu i .. r.i' I '. '. i' In in u, ,i.,i'.,
UnJ'.ts' In me and discredituh:.'1 to m
wile and daughter Winifred, and as 1 1
lattei bj reason of unllllat and cruil
conduci o is caused tne great sorrow,
it Is inv desire and lutentl .u to omit
her naire ft oui .aioiiK l e beiietlclarics
t.nde- my wlli. nnd to pieveut hT fi.mi
di riving any benefit from my estate."
In addition to the 1100,000 bequest
to .Mrs. Mayuard Hen. Ives named he:
husband as all evecutor under his will
with his brolher-tn-law, Chlirles Holt.
Tim will w s executed on Apill 3 last
and vvaj nut found unlit after a long
se.ireb through the ti-stat ir's prlv.no
p.i'i In llu minim accompanying
the will the value of the estate is
pl.o ed at more than Jl'i.oflO In real
estate and more trian Jino.niio In por-
i nut
WAR ON PETTICOAT RULE.
llder
Tro, tin ii..
VV union
pla. e Is in 111.
of the men of
palgn to defeat
and her thi
PronpiTS
Mil or.
home is the battle
this town In
- ii in.iti
i f
fe'.. iToi '. s testimony was tl.cly contra
ileu I '' thil of W. J. Kitchen
if
.te
OW lie.
I. who offered to stalte
,. .mns on tho truth o." bis '
11 v Cut James W. o-borne bears
-I iiiblance to Miss TauzcCs ionr
hole
nlig ''I
lies I nml W nitres ld J. W.
, .. i.. ol the l.carins In'.o the
rday. which cniieu '
Am ;.t.s r.uu'i a uciu ...
imi. fr the Kider.il Htand Jury, two,
ti. i aii.e stcs gave u-liu.ouy which,
hi -tr iiK.ii to Kllchen'H ntntrincnt. A
bu '. and a waitress of the Kenclllgtoil .
Ilo;. 1 Mlci to identify Janus U On-,
roitie . a O. vir Osborne. j
A; th- tl.e- of li.e allegeil noui visn
NEW YORK WOMAN KILLED.
Her lliisliiinil. Ilniiuliier nml Two
Prlends Hurt In nlo Wreck.
Sav.vx.naii, Hi., March Mrs.
Josephine Marsh ill of Westport.
was killed and
L.s
o
mi
s
.ll
.M
lo
;e
A
N. V..
her husband. Uobe,rtson
Marshall, and her daughter, Miss Marl"
Marsh ill. were badly Injured In an
automobile accident here to-night. I
Pr. 11. H. M.irtln and Peter Hattey. I
who were with the M 'rshal'.s. were also
t Attorney Smith w.is uiuu-r , injured. The live weie trying a new
ni ...I. ged lallure to pioscciltu rnr whei. the stierlng gear choked and
i a con. iii:cuur had bull ap- 1 the machine turned over. Mts Marshall !
iv the i.ovitnor to take teetl- J W;I frlghtfu!! crushed and soon died.
Mi Osborne vvas .Mr. Smlth'n at-I ,m,. and Miss Marsh ill. while badly
hurt, will leiov. r, as will .Martin ami
- ii la went to the ollic of Pnlted I t,,tt..y .M irh II is a retlied broker
V.iu ney II. .-niowdcn .Marshall j Who was sp.-mllrg the winter here with
. t iniu'uiiy with Mr. Inez . ,h wife and daughter.
..i.d M'iism vain, wno is a lavvv.
SCOTCH WHISKEY UNION
After hiak.ng the JplO.OOO Inquest to
M.'s. Maynard the tes'ntor gave tSS.niln
to her husband and the san.e amount to
each Kit their two children. Ill- brother
. -'.iw. Chailes Holt, re.elves U'J 000
r..l II'M s. ;. I. Holt, a nephew, nets
?.1,u0o. A slinll..' amount 's left to Mrs.
Jian Ives, vt 'alow of tile Heiie.-al's Ie
cMsej brother, Hu'H'rt, and JP'.OOO to
eac.i of her sl ehildr. n The banker's
coachman, Thomas Im.vcr. gets .".,000
and two other servants. Charles P. Price
.mil Maty lloaie, receive M,'l " each.
A loving cup. given lo Mr. Iv.s b hi.
father. Is left to the elder son ol hi
deceased brother, Hubert.
Hell. Ives directed that all of hie per
sonal effects be distributed between his
sl'ters. Mrs. Adeline Latham and Mm.
Kllen Holt.
Prltntr Pullers to He Horned.
The will also contained this provision
cry
their cam-
Tro's woman Major
ouiiiilwomen for reenc-
Hon Apnl .
Mis II Defenbaiigh, a widow, was
elected Mayor In P.H3 and Mrs c. P.
Herring. Mrs. Nate Newton. Mis. It A.
P..rk. .1. II. Wright and Krank Oobson
were elected to the Council. Mis. Pefen
baugh defeated Mrs. Hen1ng' husband
Uobson won the tin li place by the to-s
of a penny from a woman candidate
with whom be tied.
Whin the vvoii'e.i took otTice It .!
recess try ;.t Ism row inorev to pav the
cm s l. ills The iMinplete t.'.e.r nrst
Klin with 51, 1'l" ii. th. bank .n the
citv's imme, wit. i new gas p.pe. w.tji
better str.ets ,n, with tl.e llnuot
meni tight "g them
Assistant Secretarj of the Treasury
Peter", who has had chaige of the In
vestigation of the odenwald case, has
i tened to the While House to confer with
1 Presiilei t W'itsun after tho cable des
patch from Nan Juan had been rc lived.
Coiiiill llu I'reslileiit.
Tlie i-.inf. teiu e between the President
, ir.l Mr Peters was surrounded with
mysteiv. Mr. Peteis r.'luse.l to indicate
the .Intruder of the Information he laid
befiiie-the Prtsident.
It was learned from an authoritative
soui'e after the conference that of
1 ll. ials have ibtermllied to go to the bot-
torn of suspicions etitet tallied that the
Herman -hips l.vlng In American barb' rs
t ale under diieciions from some b.ue
loe.tt, i in this ioui.tr. iii mvisti
giitlon. it was said, will be concerned
-i.irirrrr-
lle
t..e e...i. . .. '.v i "T
I to.-tun and the ctts. of the OdenwalJ
Whither or not this Civ-eminent sus
nects that the orders believed to have
been sent to the Odiliwald we-e pi
stored from ohi.ial ' lei man sources Is
not Indicated by the Information ob- .
tali.ed p. -night.
Pnlted States oltlclals at San Juan. It
i learned, havo developed ke. n Interest
: the Interchange: between the com
manding ottlcers of the Odetiwa'd and
the Hamburg-American president which
pr. ccrted tbe attempt of the former ves-
M'1 tO .-MMpC flOIII the I'OltO IttlMII ll-lT-
bor without clearance papers
The i..port which readied the Treas.
uy Department to-day was to the effect
thin some ommunlcntion passed be.
twceti the two commanders before all
attempt wn- made by the Odenwald to
leave San Juan.
Herman oilier. The Hovernmeiit. fear
ing a coup d'etat, abandoned its belli
cose attitude four d.tjs ago and con-
telllDluteil seeking peace. There Was a
stormy session of the Cabin, t, at which
the majority decl.lt d In negotiate with
the commander of tho Allies.
"Henry .Mnrgenthmi. the Ameilcan
Ambassador at Constantinople, was
ask.-d to go to the Dardanelles, accom
panied b two Turkish plcnipotent.aties,
to ascertain on what terms the surrender
of the Dardanelles and the capital could
be negotiated. Hen. von Sanders,, the
Herman commander, learned of the plan.
He broke Into the meeting, made a
sptech of expostulation and threatened
to ariest all the Turkls l peace e.s-tlon.
"The Hei man otll tr de- laied 'bat a
would shoot an.vbndv win. attempt.-! t-i
communicate w i h t ic A.lif- a .1 t - tccJ
the peace ini tlsar.s into eubin.es O'i
Henry Morgentliau.
irt.t.n eu'rati'e of the Alibi mi" lh'
t .1- M.iiicir.i will sig'ia'.ize speidy
e. ipi! II'. It inn
"The i ll-ks hat. -tllf.-leil severe losses
ill the 1 1 tiilaii. les. The at my is sul
lenly ii dltfereiit Many Herman olllcers.
In view of the threatening demeanor of
their Turkish subordii...te. are resign
ing and ipilttlng the countrv."
The co-respondent quote dpt. Kn
dre. Wn. left with his family, fearing
violence, as .iyli; that the Turks, both
illiers Mini men, have become bru'ally
insolent to tliir Herman Instrurtois
Mi. Morgentliau has b. en asked to
f oiiimunic-.te lo the Allies a priH-lain t
tio.i of neutral r.one for foreigners from
M.tkr: Kfil, mi tin- Sea of Maimoia, to
Pel 1. 1., --li i ne Itosporus
In sp p ol tins i .s nei.i
M .
. ,.p.
Pin-P
K-i,
M .
t.if not
.ti.-nr
1' n P
Ill
cii-i .a the
e. II Itl.li-s
' niM .nt i-in-
e nf tne
.Mine Sweepiiiir,Nov Possi
ble Far l'p IJcyond Si
lenced l!atterie.
DKSTIfOVKI.'S MAICK
I'KKFLors ADVANTR
31 ore Troop -AU Cims Are,
Landed fur Impending
loi.'it Attiiclv.
.Sftfcwif fiihlr Hnirttrlt in Tint Sl'V.
ISilMf. .M.il'i'li LT.. iiii' allnsl llts-t
hit s iiiiiiIo gi'.'iit prngii'ss tu tin Imr
iliiuolli'.s iiii'nitlniis within lln past
tvveiity-fiiiir linlll's, .ii.'iinliliL' lo cull-
lltli'iiiint iiiliiruuiii..ii nviillubl.' Iiii'.'.
It Is li-iiiinsl tlint four form mi llu'
I Niirrnvvs liuvo bfnii vliillallr tils-
linintlisl .mil that Port I i.ii'iani.s nit
tlio Axlnlii' lili' lin- ' n i'iuiiiK'toly
(lostrojisl,
.Mltio sweeping s nnvv iossiii. fur
Into tlio Narrows, and 'ho l'rill-li nml
I'ri'iii'li w.ifsliuis aic sin i-i.ssfully
: WILSON SAYS QUIT ' DESGLAUX GUILTY;
AiliN c' Not
l,isrlilwoit;lits IS'f:iu-(
PrnH I Too Hi-.
f ra ill of, A nil
hi in.isli'i' PiiliMicril fn
Hcin.iiliiliiin .'mil !.; of
Honor DpiMM'.ilinn.
Iininliiinlln tin- fi'iui" iniiig .lefi-iici's.
DKSTUO ) '.Vt'.S" PA SI I.
llrlllsb ens.. I P.-n.-lriili- Nnri.Mis
it ml I '.'II lie lllll.l '.
SprCill lublf fnIli7. to Till. SCs'.
P.. Iter vvt.i'her at
resulted in a re-th-
Ai ClO-P'.-M H
iiv id here tn-ii.iy
Ready for Knife;
Coughs Up Needle (
lln.siil;il I'.i lien I lisiiininb
Supirpoii.s. I'ri'pan'il fur
Opcriit ion.
Ml mv letters, diaries, private or p. r-
sona! papem I direct to be burned Inline-
dlately after n decease by my eecil
i tots and unie.id."
I The testator dliecled that a fund ne
s-t aside Mitllclent t" lel.l Jpi.nno a
ear. of vvliiih I2,uii(i goes to hi d.iugh-
It'T Ktances mid f .' oicn to ms nvo tractor became
sisters. Ppon the death o: tin- .lie n. tie. , ll01l(. un,0.
liver sine, then X-rny photos nave neen
taken of Dr. I'einb. rg to dlsi'over if the
, Ne.iii all the dixtors In l-banon Hon
I p.t.tl weie in tho updating risen last
i evening to see .1 Colleague. Dl' .Moses
I I-'einbeig, und.rgo an opeiatlon for tho
I ieinov.it of a needle from his diaphragm,
when Dr. Kelnberg had n violent cough
ing 'pell and coughed up t'.e needle.
I Dr. I'Vlnberg, an attending phvsician
, a! the hmpltal. swallowed the li.tdle a
month ago while silting In a dentist's
1 chair The dentist was probing for a
1 nerve when the needle of the nerve e.
loo-ened from ith utile
1. 1 ila iih I Ion llefnsril.
Iilllci.lls would not divulge the ev.lct
o. the information ivhn-it
the siisph ion tb..t the Oden- -
w.tld had no niient'on .it go. ng to II. mi. '
burg as stat.d b iter manifests, but
planned to carr supplies to some bel
ligeieitt ship in illstegard of the ip'u
traluy laws. The KmnprltiK Wilhelm
Is said to be the only Hennuu vvarshlp
within i each of an Juan.
Snoiil'l the Inft stitratlon develop the
.-Msience of some directing b.t-e In the
Piul.-d States responsible persons c;tn
be puiiished utiilei tlie Joint neutrality
I. -solution ailopttd by Congress March 3.
Thl- holds person responsible tor at
tempted violation liable to punishment
on eiiual terms with th.. masters and
owners of the -hip Involved.
The Department of Justice, it is
uiidei'.-ton I. will pioserute the Investiga
tion In cooperation with the Treasury
1 It-p.irtllietlt.
WihlllNoTON, March 15. There nr ,.,.! ' urif,. rirt-. In Tnr t.s.
a sieat 'many people In this country Paiiis, M.n.-h - Prame D.selaiiN,
trvlng to "rock th- boat," President ' foi mer arinv paym..tt r. accused uf tun-
i ,, , ires hero to-night bexr.lIiiR armj tipplle-, whs fniin.l culltv
the ll.lltllllO-e conference oi in-
adiksl. is
rock, par-
. s are of light
as the pres
ilrel.ited. he
a stabilizing
In palt as
PEACE TALK IN VIENNA.
P.oi peror
I with .Mi. Osborne, linn incie
,i i-h -in allldivit before A-sistant i
I 'j.if AU'itn-v Hcislie-islclii as'
i' hi Knows or the accumd law-
. liiOlll.s OH 1 letnbcr 1 v.
fi.iiei li.nl b.iii ali.ttig.d to
ii Mi MiillbV ileliin . said the
I t.st r ,t Attonny. and a room
a ig.igtd In the Mir Ashoclalloii
u i u Mi Siniili got th.ro .-ally in
a .(rirnooii. h. said, and met llcubeii
i. i.i'n and Mr. ( isbnri'.e. The three
I- n i. mil l1n.ro until late In the
' -a
t-ifft.il h.is sworn that Jamc- W. t-i
r w.s the Kensington Hotel Horn l
j. r 1 '.0 in tin. afternoon until some
i l- "in n -'! and ' o'cloik.
I I .is not been conshieten un essarj
v -Mr Peckham make .in alliilavlt
fna Sunt! us Mr. I'ickliam '.
.'. i lab.e at all times bit It Was
-.1 i at he has mad. vuual stati -win.
n asiio with tho-o of .Mr.
siniopeil Curds lo Mum.
A ' i i.i ', ilo.-uni'-nlaiy evid
bt I nip the liar Assn.
lice Was
.lion, It
it cords have 1. en ob-
i show ing that the mom was II
i ii Mr i 'shorn s name, that .Mr.
ii itutfr.l upon hi nirivc,
.in si.inuie.l a tint- caul wi.cn
i vl . al again whin Mr. Osborne
i a-e title- -tamps show that Mr.
' was iii ih room from (.ally no-
'.. n iiii ilfH'1'1. n.i.
cil. ii'll.ii loll if cViiIetne sli-iW
.I it us no' .linncs W. Osborne
-I at tb. I. ns.iigton come I
i i a II. Lapp, a c irp. liter i
i 1 1 l i hot. 1 last oetobur. and
i iv l,o was tli'-u -mil I i ow
- ,i that In. tel. 1
- n mi., was iiuiitlnncil on Tues-
i ''if. Sailor I as being 111 the
li Oi-bonie and Mi1 T.iiuer
i.l he saw llle couple st-Vli.ll
n - 'he ititernoon Miss Smith 1
' ii i 'ic who served III" coupic
I ' i on
-.1 befoic lie sa.v James W.
" that l,e ll-llicmblied O,
" .n-i Mr o.sl.oitie well and that
' . I ic I tin. man out at mil lime
ni'. . II.- d.-sciibe.l o Osborne ; i overcome
' i pilnn tallies exactly with the
i, of I IliV. I Osbothti given by
J - vv iil,i,i nc .Miss llocn Helen
I I O'hels
a . . ie . sent into a room In
' . i ur seven nun, including
Jai i- vv OfiM'inc lit) peered Into the
Houses i.r lliicbitiiiio nml llevviir
i.iiilmiinnl.- liiiiincliill) .
l)rn"' tiifre Urspalclt to Till-, Sis
I.omis, Marcii :h - Tne Scottish
til s'.iey i m ol James HiKhiinati & Co.
ami Joh'i D'w.u .v.- Sops have anialga
mated lltianclally for purposes of econ
omy, but they will maintain separate
existences The arrangement Involves
the formation of a company with 0.-
i .mm ( pJl.OCiil.OOO) hi preferred nnd
indiiitry shares, whlchvill be exchanged
for iiidlnary snares in both coumaulea
Sir John Dewar In all interview to
day hi ited that th" scheme it.it i ue- n
inl'iileil as ptotectlou against the se.
v.-re taxation alrtady In existence and
the iii'm r taxation which is to be ex
pectid. Rockefeller Lake
Won't Stay Filled
i lln Cos! S'JOO.dtlO Alrt'iiily
I nml II May Cost as Miii'li
.More.
TvititVTivvv n, March '.'.r.. Tohn P.
Itockefeller has spent Ou.fifl" In mak
ing a lake mi lb" llulternillk Hill e,
tlnn of his Pocanllco IIUU estate. Twice
within the lasl six months the bowl
has beep tilled and both times the water
has dlsappeai.-d over night, leaving a
div. sandy bottom.
The illsapl
. . .... I . . . I nn I. .1 ..r t ll. , II till I' I n.s
I IlCUiries 111' ii.ii. ii-n -- ...v - -
to Yale. He directed th.i' all Ills teal -1
tat be sold within eighteen months and I
tha' th" contents nf his town ami coun
try houses hi Inventoried and catalogued
! and sold a' auction.
, Hen Ives dliected thai .11 'h expba
thin of two ears the entii.- estate, r-;
malnllig alter all lh" bcpi.-sts h.iv.i
I i paid li giv en tn Vale to be adiU.I I
to the Itiayton Ives tund.
It has already hem aiinounced that
Cen. Ives's sre;r collection of works of
art, with his llhtary, are to be sold early
next month Hen. Ives nml an ini.r-'
I national reputation as a illsciiiiilnatlug
I lover of at-, and as a bibliophile Willi
i h'H collection of books, consisting if '
I many ancient Illuminated manuscript
land ran- editions ami bindings, are not1
gte.it In ipiautlty they aie extremely
1 valuable. II- had a collection of timri ,
than 100 gold and enamel snuff boxes
a:d a costly oviilci thin ot rugs, tapestry,
i no leu and Blasswnte.
i While It had been generally supposed
that Hen. Ives was one ot the I. tiger!,
sti'.i'.holdei.s of Hie Metropolitan Trust
Companv It was leariitil last night that
he owned only l,(i"(i of til" 20 ono shap-s,
bin he was a huge stockholder of t'io
1 llecker-.liines-.lewell Milling Conip my,
the Nortbwes-!-! n Coiisnlliliiteil Milling
Cninp.'itiv and the Standard Milling Com
ptny, of winch he was president at tho
time of his d.-utli.
I That Hen. Ives and hl wife had
agieed to live apart In I'KM Nenm
I 1(1 own shoillv after I ney lepaiatcd,
'when Hep Ives took Ills n't treasipes
1 nt d his lib:- iry and established a sepniate
...shlei.ee at II?. Past Thir'.v -ninth street
Phi' reason was said In ne a glowing
.iifoinii.it Utility.
At that time Ms eldest daughter, Win
ifred, had Jut letiirinil from ParlH
after completing her musical education
and anno'imeil her Intention nf apptar
Ing nn th" iiuici'tt stage.
lie had reached a pl.n where an
opeiatioti would not b- a serious mat
ter. The nu ill. ' .Intp net mgs -tere
w.iich.tl fiom it lodg ngs in Pit pliy
siciati s windpipe to Ills. dl. iphi agin but
! It never I'oa-iifil a "pm winch would
permit of a slight opeiatioti l.ate ves
I terdav af'ertioon It was de. nled th.it
furlh.r del.is might be ilangcioils and
ir. Kelnberg was tirep.ircd to go under
i the knife Dr. Ileiir.v Until was in
' charge of the operation, allaougli the
other physicians gathered around to help
It their services were needed.
At the last moment 'he patient bad ii; C , !n Call
a violent coughing speii. to which ii.. - war io tztiu in ran.
had been subject ever sit ce swallowing
1 the needle He coughed up a blood clot,
and linuieiliat. ly. told the doctors that
( he felt relieved and couldn't locate the
needle b.v pain anv Inngi r. Scireh In
, the blood dot disclosed the iiiedlt. It
i wa. somen hat lU-tv. and ti eutiiicnt was
'given tu pi event blood poisoning.
Is lleeplj llltpressetl Ii)
Pull of Periiii nI.
si.ei.l ' .'-V fissl'' lo Tnr cs
istniv. Maul- '.'"I despalcii from
Ctitn iili.ig.il lo the Dutly I i ( !riii)i at
tributes to a iliplomat it of high rank
the statement that K.mwror Prancl?
Joseph of Austria has been deeply Im
pressed by the fall of 1'eicm.vsl. An
liupnri.iut limit part.v Is now netin.-d
in favor of nskltn; a separate peace with
Itussla.
befo
M.-tbodlst Piilscopal Church
The boat, the President
to., hie for these people I"
ticularly as they th. m-elv
material. In such times
cm. President Wilson
looked to th church a- a
moral influence. He spoke
follows: , , ,
"I have the feeling, .is I 'n"k upon
von. that I have had In many other
church conferences that I am looking
In the faces of men and women who
are not Interested In the temporary
things, hut are interested In Pie perma
nent things, that clve ver.v little thought,
I hope and believe, to the thine that
separate us and give a gnat deal of
thought to the things that unite us
things that are good for the healing
of this nation not only, but for tho
healing ot all the nation.
"This ts a council of peace, not to
1 form plans of peace, for It Is not our
piivil.ge to form such, but to proclaim
the -single supuine plan of peace, the
relation nf our Lord and Saviour. Jesus
Chi 1st
"I it 1. 1 use. wars will never have any
.ndiiig until men cease to hate one
another, cease to be . .ioil of one an.
other, get that feeling ot' reality In the
brotherhood of mankind which the
onl bond that can m ik. us th.nk Justlv
of one anothe- nnd act righteously h.
fote nml himself
"I v ilue the churches of this count -y
as I would value everything else that
makes for the stability of our moral
I process, Ti ere arc a great many p. o-
III. tl i ne.. ni.' nn' ..iij
by a mtrt -martial to-tilnht ar.l received
the severe eiitence of sewn y-ars sol1-'
tary confinement and military degreda- 1
lion lie .-.Inn Is depilved of the honor
i
of we.tr.'.g tne l.efcinn of Honor il.e. na
tion He wlli, however, be allowed to
live In Prance at the expiration of his
term.
Mine lleehoff. wife of one of the
I leading Palis tlrens-nakers. who was
1 iirra.gneil as an accomplice of DesclaUT
i and vva charcisl with receiving th
fniids'iitTs w ill ii he tob was alo
' found guilty anil was sentenced to two
, . ars in prison.
i Private Verges of the nrmy. who aided
1 Descl.iuv in sending the supplies to th'
) woman, reielvetl a eitetice of one veal
I In prison. Three other defendants,
' Postman Porlas, who delivered the
, goods; Sergeant I ninny and Private P.n-
son. weie a--futltcd.
Peniau.x held the rank or Lieutenant
O.ilniiit'. In the annj He was form-rl
ch'.-f cb t k lor .loeih C.uilaux when
the lattei was .Minister of Pinance
The clntli day ol the trial was
marked '"' a three h.itnn sp.ech by
Chart, s liilllppi, attoniej tor Mine
Ib-clnnT
M. P.iillppe c.. tended thai tip ac
cusation agilcsl his client otigtnated
wholly In spiteful slander b a rii-
I.n.snoN, March J..
tb Dardanelles has
t.ewal ot activ.li.s b.v
tleet. A despatch ie-
from T. i.edos. live mil--s t-an lb" . n
trniie to the sti ti'. Bays that a vine t
bomb tidmeu' of thf 'ortii on the Nar
tilws bad started ag.ttli aid that tin
defeat es h.iil replied w.aklv.
This despatch ai-n sas that I wo Iti it
ish destrojers pe etiated fin Miinu dis
tance into tin Nairows to-day. exo fl
ing l-V'.-tl tile felt nt the crillsel Anns-
thyst, wlhch cut the . .!.le bttw.ei. Kiliil
ll.ihr and I'hanak Iv i-ss; l..st wk. in
the face of a severe lir. Irmii the Tin U
Ish hat ci ies
The tlesltovet were met with a ilm
from the defe'ees, but -cap.-i ilimiijs
and rturi. to the fleet iih a npntt
on their obervattii. T"e nt .-..ml
to have found 'hat the toils wee much
mote erlous!y damaged by the .. .
ading of Match IS than tin Tuil-s i'iv
admitted Th v. ntitresnine era It ' )
; accompanied j-.r some ciis'.tiit . by b.t-
:lesips, but when w tb sigh: -H tlm
Narrow s the.v slmt ahead, in. urn uv u d
'about at full sliced aid got aw Willi-
out being t. niched
'In
tho
... -d
...:.. tail nir.rlhl..f a ' cl.a t gl'll s. I v.mt HI.'! Ill the J.i.llOll of
great many pM.ple--w ho. In the language
ot the day! aie trying hard to 'rock tho
Predicts Schiff
SALOON KEEPER HITS TRAIL.
Iliiiilvcr HHipvps Until Siic;
Will Sep tlio Wisdom of
Jiiittiiir 'I'Iipii.
i
1 1
CUNARD TO PAY 10 PER CENT.
Wrecks Ills llnrroi.in noil (oitverls
Threi. Cosloiiiers.
Pi.vmoi'tu, Pn. Much IT, Kdiiiund
Jones, a saloon kcep.-i, hit the trail at .1
revival lasl eigd and .if ti r services
e iiitiuded he went with l'.vangcllst
Viidrisoii and a rimnl of lr.nl litters
lo III place of business III ei Keiis were
, stove in and bottles smashed and their
1 ..intent dumped into the gutter,
llefllie the, SI trll, ii f rel pil'll tels lit the
saloon cniild dlsc iver vs. Ii . I H was about
Jones siiggesieii thai 11 pra.vi-i meeting
be held III tlie ball' oni. I'l.Oers weie
iiftereil and hvintis sum; and three, of
J. nes's 1 ustomers came foi H inl as peril
1 lints Pi.im behind the bar .lopes said:
I "The saloon liusltie.-s Is hel , and nine
I. nths of all the saloon In cpers 1 10k upon
' II as the most deg' adlng trade In which
they could lilJilge."'
. Ui it
Te ho it Is too b.g for them to rock.
They are of uch light mitcrril tint
tii.- cannot rock 11 very tiui' ii. but tuev
1 re going ihijiiga t!' motions, and 't
.s Just i well for lem to "mile around
once In .1 while and see I be great ste't l-
fat body ot cf.pose.ssid Amerlc.itis
! not to b. Imte.ed Into any uncoiu-iib red
line nf aiiloti
"Sure that nu are right, v.iu can
calm, sure tttnt when the ipiarrel
! none of ynuis voil can be Itupiirllal
trad.- rivals, who propagated tho rumor
that Mnie llifh'ff win a Herman spy,
when as she was in rcaltt a patriot. c
Alsatian who niarrn d a llr'Blan.
The l.twvtr read min) letters written
bv Mm. Itec'ioft shuvvi-a ln.it she was
disgust' d with tbe sn ish life at llor-
de.iux w icti lite 1 lot crnin. i.t moved
tin re. and til 1' hi r eat ins' w.sh i
to wot l lor the wounded IP asM-ttcd
that she had made iiuni.tmn gifts to
the men .it the fioiu -ii. '1 had con
tnlniie.l n chatitable fuiiils
ltici.l. ntally he ipi ted a tnedl.-il cor-
sine I tltlc.itc which unit red Mine, lb-huff
bi
ll 1
. n.i
I
ni t
1 d
"i ail 1, 1.
- h ii mv .
t 1 is I.i ' d
im l". ii". 101
Lns An.iku.s, March 2a. "We hare
beenme strougei since the creat war
bn.ke mil." said -lacob II. Schiff of
New York, who arrived here to-day, ,
"because we have had opputimlty to.
puiehuse ni.in.v of our s.suiitles from
lb. Kuiope.in holders at a low price. In
other words, we ate setting our tlnanclilj
house III oriler. I
"iim war, I peisonally believe, will
end In the autumn, imt because of an
exhaustion of the l-elllgercnt' ciedltl
bin through the recognition of liotn 1
sides thai no advantages are being
gamed nnd
1 a
, arai if the water was a
Itnysleiy to Mr. Ilockefeiier ntiiii 11.1
dav. when some ot his workmen ills.
-...1 ...ii,.tu..ml Iii the bed of llle lake.
io,.-..., ... ... ..an
Directors lit-commend lloniis of to
Per Cell I. In Vdilllloii.
iri(i I'nhtr liniutleh In Tun Piv
I.OSPOK, March '.T.. At a meeting of
the tlliectoi'M of the Ciiuard Steamship
I. Is si. 1 1 1 t nil All" liociieitliei
b,eil iinollu-r K'on.d'Kl If necessary to ,
TT. m." " "rilflcial lah. near , Comnanv to-day it was r, coimneni.ed
liocttcit'li.'i ill. II .11,1-1' ..'. " " ." ' "
cbiied on Hie orillnun stocu, with a
bonus of 10 per lent dividend nf
ii per cent was pain on tne prcierreii
i.i... i.. inn I'ouo on .111
It-sliile disappeared over night. lie Is
' cri'-ttU Interested In tbe woiit 011 the
iiiiiieimllk Hill lake, even m-gleetlng his
il. 101 I
lh.it the
profit 11
....is ,.. ni,i,i., 11 ne sneiios iiiinn , sn"-. 11 i" i"
a... ii.sr. nml rides bomn In The repoit Hhnweil
,..m'..i.ile truck when tho moil quit , ot the company 111 lull ivcie. tl,117,U!
SPAIN SUMMONS RECRUITS.
Unrolls till, mill liilrn I Hiisctipls to
Tic T rut 0 cil.
si.ei.i ;il,lf irtMifrA to Tin: Sis.
Mapi. in. M.mli J.'. The Hovernmeiit
I has enrolled :io,00(i cxlrn conscrlpls if
I tb.- rhisi of I lI a, who will be dlt.b.iiidcd
iiifler three inoiillis of training.
lilieblirsl, V, (' Opi'll until Mill 1st,
SupTlt c'lm.ite. i. llihlfnl Holetr. Thre-
lit hoi l.lnkJ, iciiulf, etc Ini 11I ll'wu)'.
Xiv.
v
I tt.it Ihe coining of winter
will onlv itituislfy siilTerlng. liven If
the Allies gain the Ithllie I believe that
thev will be iiidciliillely deadlocked
there.
"ItusinesH conditions In the Pnlted
States are not at nil alarming Money
is plentiful, I hough dear for long tlmo
loans. Plenty can be bad for shott time 1 jn'(ini
loans ai 1 -v I" 1 i"n
"The war 111 Kurnpc has bad tiu
gieal effect on lliiniui.il lonilltinns
lieie.
, "Of miiisA we can't help bill fed
It soniewhal, thetc Is so gicat 11 de
striictloii of life and proper ''"t off
oiir leg and you will feel the pain In
your arm ttinugn 11 it- in no nay cuu
licctid with the utnpututed leu.'
that tlie men who spenu un-ir passion,
most will move the bodv politic the least
lid that the reictioii win not ne upon
the great body r Aiin-ii- an ciiuins, uiu
Upon thetnselviss,
"So t i.it I look upon ou In tbe pre- ,
tut crcunistaiic.. as a great piH of ths
tiihlller 01 the nation You know that
soinebodv hae Just Invented .1 thing
catb.l .1 stali'llJ"! that Is u-.il In con-ne.-ilnn
vlth aeroplanes nnd b some,
pr ss. tlm nn ch illi, s of wni 'h 1 hav'
not nail explaltnd to me mil peihap
cniild mil understanil If I had. this tor- 1
lent tlie erratic movements' of the ma- 1
chine so fan 1 n when adjust. '.I ilet.-i- I
nilnet. Ihe plane upnti w'vl'ii the 1111. hi.1e
10 niiix t-. and the machine cannot de
part from It.
Something like Unit is the lunctlnn
nf the gii-it moral furies of the world,
to act as slablllzi rs "Mil win n wo go
up In the an.
"I have come to you to-'ilulil. thetc- 1
fore, mas 1 say. for ie.issiir.il to look ,
111-.11 an undisturbed body of men who
have their ciinip.ises and know th..
charting of tin: wmni vve uimw
what haven wo are honm tor. vv 0
know the only legitimate pi messes bj ,
which one call wnih Ins a against the
trade winds of evil m l'.' world to tlu
haven desired
"If I can speak for you ami r. present
vou ..ml In fi'ino inn hand nut Pe
moral fotces that .vou nines t Pun I
urn 1 ml en p.iw 1 11 ill. 11 1 ciiiuioi 111 11
upon a strict (lit ' anil said that Mm
w is, on thi' ... c.iniit if no othe". 111. ai.',.
It. partake nt th Ie of mutton and
otli.-t too.ls which D'scl.iux Is alleged
lo hive sent her. He argil-il that sv.c
was absi.liit.i.v unaware of th origin
ot the roi.dstutfs s.ll hv On- pavma.stir.
In whom she had such . oiilbb nee Unit
suspicion that lb" wete of criminal
ot gin never occurred to hit
D-
W IIS
l.-l
time
Hit 1 1 It, lit ps lie pit tretl,
A despatch from Al'uns s.tys that
itrltlsh llagsh.p . I' iIi-mIii.. I
Krench b.i'tlcship Hiulns, vvh -h w
put .nit of anii'i. in the ,ast
allllck. have lompleied repeilv a' 'I a
i.giin reau.v to put., nit. ni t." ticnt-
leg. Athens ...'l up It." til. 1' Iii. ,1111-
lllK of Hoops and guns ,., t; .. tv.
t.f lill.lpoll cnntmU'S Slli-t-'illi
that .1 supi"'rtl"g a'tii' " i'
ashore on the statn
for the cninbimd 1 uel
Hen. D'Amada of the P
lepntiei! to l.e in cha k
opera 'lolls A d.spiit. n
to-night t-ave.
"Acc'it'ling to relui'.:
from lefugeesi trom tin I
Turk ullel"d enoiimi.i.
attack of the a.liel il.
the Kl'iaiir pa it "i th"
powdtr mag iine In. si
Turkish mbiiiui .11c d' tin .
to have lout militart v i'i
tuincn bi c.ik.tiii h 1 1 it'
A despati h lr.. n 1 ' n-i.tn
way ol Merlin .is ' ' t' lb. 1
111 the etta. k li . '. lis. , . 1
W'i 1 I, ilgn Hl-'l iv si -i 1 in
killed. Ili.iU'lMI. ti ' 'I
ball', cruiser tullfxil.lt- I IP.
tiso said to hav. I"H 1 11 ' 1 .
i tt llt-sl-i lliiluarittns.
i:f .rni ill 111
ini i:,,.s t'.sj
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01 Man- 1 I v.,
: " . ,-s, s a -.a
iniii. d I'.n
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" o.v 1. 15 tn thu
"I. t,y
, losses
Jll-l OIlH
I
..I.i us. who Is .MS e.ir of age.
.1 nested on .lnmur 'Jt. The ar.
if Mine II. . hull' took pi. .re ,1 stunt
Inter Sin was the wife of M.
Itechnti of the ill essma king ID in 'T
1 tech. .IT-lie- 111 In llu: line Vcndnni".
The other ilctonilants wee bt'oufihl Into
the case as the Pieinh sisnct police, 1 vv
iv p.. discovered Desclaus' dept cilatloim. !
win kid otll the s. 1 1 e ni' bv which th" I a
inner dct.pi. 1
a-e fi.rt'lv.tig
allies soiphi .1.-1
,1 possible
slini t.lge of
It.
hi - sa v 'hi I hi
I. lie lt.irt.Ms, I.
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k 1. 'HU."
. hell I. I' ! I
r 1
IlliOpie, pi IV. lie a-l ' e- fl.l'll 1
pnlt, aP'l llll'ilel oils la. Ini'rs .1
mads have Is . n "lil.gei n. Mispi
at ms. 1 hr st an-' up '" Hi.
ai s an
i.l'k oil
Naval
'er of
food b.nl bu n stolen aiid convevei 10 Krc i'i r
, lleehoff thioiigli Ihe mall or by I
ai mv tnesM'ticet
Insilaiix will be taken lo the gi cat
inillt.vai.l of 111"' Kittle Mllll.llie in
Palls. Theie In will be par.nl'.l ill
fund of an imposing array of tmnp.
Inilinir those who were under his
lilted i-onllll'li'd. 'Inc l' one the III' iss 1 ini lll.-n sel
biiiloti of Iii nnil'.nin will be torn , tnrtin 'atinn
from him. hi epaulettes w.ll be lie n: 'and guie I
nil ,,n,l th. unhl li. .ml .in'.i .itlng bis la Huh
e.nl. liiit'e uohl st. 1.- ini two s.lv.r b. h 'Pi.
he I14 ' o'lip. lie. I
til. tnt'llll atio' .
1 .vpiiie i.iniii' 1 I
the sll p
tl
part or 'lie
inl't's iiuse ale ! , r
lla ' lecin. the Vai
il that class which
iihsiilete, but v 11. h .
borne the h unt :' the
p ts pointed out tVp t
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In in;.. n
ft"
e lie
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till -'
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Jets ' ' 1 i'
laud tin 'Oi 1
ii lnv.it tiuns 111 tho
t
forts.
Iwmk at llllllil. (17,086,630).
CoiiHiitird 011 ,ua I'tige.