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tv-uts. xeMculay afternoon
I-IihI to cplain Iiow .lic
liilirxc .lames. V Oliotiie,
tnr
.1 to
Ukn.i-. was t Mo same inuiviuuai an
i ti iisliornc wlm council lier for
i.iK '.i"t f .til Sli trie.l nlo to
lit
.xpl.i u
I Dv it wa tint alter siip nan
il." if, I pictures OI James xx. uimirne
,h. iii.i ii h,tnclf III two court sen
he i.irtio to reallr.c her mistake
ml .I'lin.ttfil ho hail never met J.iinei
w M.l.nrne until after she linil (llcl
x,,r -u i .mntnit him for 550.OUD for
,f!i. it nf piomlse.
M i Tanr' questioners were repre
,ntinvi of muinltiB nexvsp.ipers. and
re li'a'i lialf of the time she was beliiR
questioned Harold Splelheru. who has
Mit'i'l.i'tel M.ivld Slaile as the youiiK
neman - l.nvyci, was absent fiom his
efilef it one room of which tlu Inter
t ,i held,
Ttie enl was In a talkative moatl ami
tisl dales and details at her tinner tips, '
h we-1 Into arcuments to show
thai
ff noiild never have sued James W
0-lioiTij unlets she really believed be
vn the man who, after promlslr.E to j
trim her the day after they met In a 1
itreet II rtAtion, registered wttn ner 111
1 IMift.lleld hotel.
suEiiestlons that she had ben a party
n a concpiiacy to bilk James W. Os
borne out of a round sum or at least
ti smear his namu she branded as rldlc
a,oj. Xlnrslinll Not MillsHi-il.
A sli'rt time, after the Intervb w
Vr.tel Statis Attorney Marshall nald
e K.i!'s statement that sho was mls
Ur.tr. ,n Identifying James V Osborne.
-ll 11 is of x-alue In frcelnc James V.
o-hp:"e fn m all public suspicion, dots
n t -,ii.f.x In in aM to the leal motives)
n.l iietli.ids of the civil suit.
Vn Kirl has told an Incredulous
. -v " be said, "and In expeetlni; me to
she shows a supreme con-
ii f..r my Intelligence. We are In- j
- j t nK (s L.;lse hi the recular xxay
r. baxe no' tile least idea of drop- j
,.n ' oxx I intend to do my lust to
.t me outturn of tho xxhole business,
' i, .. won't co to tin- Draiul Jury
mi n. lay at the earliest, and xve
be ica.ly by then There arc,
v i.. mis ancoxereil by the clrl's j
.'i. i ' xxbcli we xxlll have to In- :
ir.- . . We are Just beclmilnB to i
-i ui this cite " I
I - . i mn that the Or. mil Jury will,
e. rt-i.iii to laud down a batch of m
'! i ,i.i :s acamsl sexral pi rh-ins.
M Mi'sliall pointed out ta.it l.e lu
tic., w '.scs. in.'.udinc liac lanzir.
h ,ve -e n notli Oliver Osboine mid
ta .- W Osboine. Of thes. P.ae
Ti : - f.e only one who nays thcie
i cu lt rcscmblanci.- between the
i . Those who .iy James W.
Oi1' .1 ics not even i e.u.jtcly ie
fi a. t ie tuxsterlnus Oliver aie lillbert
1' i ,i i r.-l niiml Wlbo, lesal .lso-4'-
. Mr Osborne: Mr and Mrs.
'- if Ft I Lapp, Matlle Smith and
' ' bi hen. all roniiis-ted with i h
lx' - s-oii llol.-l. xvheto Ollvci Osboine
c i" I .a man and xvlfe with Miss
i a.ul 1'i'i'p clrls, Florence Syia
cute i. d lll.inehe I'lifier, Pot!: in
" e i a department htore. who sa
il ' nle tlirtatloas overtures to
fit at 1 Koeoi Hdrn Kaiser, whom
Oli . "I to call upon.
ilns l.nst Ctfti-cii I'oiinds,
'v is now the ctii'st of Mrs
u ' (.'..e'as of the Federated Sister.
f New York, llvinc ut COT West
s'lei-t, to xvhom she was unt
'I nold SpUlbctc. xvas pale, when
i t fie newepaper men )sterdav
" .ti, but de. .dedly cnercetic In
i ""i Since she filed her suit
Pa'i
,'le
. 'o. t fifteen pounds, she sa.xs.
t- o m t .'d bow she met Oliver on
' " IT .ast m a ciowd catherd
' ' ' ,i sllcht strict car accldriit near
f ' ' is I'irde He sjiokc to her In a
!r . vv iv and ulie did not Imacine
- iirirner that he was lllrtatUcis
' in. a Sjtuid.iy. and I wa colni" i
' ' . n the li. irk," "he said. "He
a ' ' . i ould co alone with nie,
- 111 We spent most of tile
"i . tae pnk and l.a supper'
i " Afterward he look me home,
i' I j i it a.k him to come, upstairs
my sisters. We. separated In I
ip .
"1
m-
in
d an appointment with him tho
l and he called at the Itat. That .
ii x s Vers, Pora and Hose, nut
We 'lien went to Plalntlebl. It '
iv e havlnc luncheon nt the Ken-
t" ii ml that In nuked me to many i
He civn mn a diamond rlnc. and'
' ' ' n. I '.. won'il keep his promise,
. 'lavs laii r 1 became, positive j
"a" i't xx James W. Osboine, the,
.vv . oi vrr had told me h lived .
' T e N t'ierla d He failed to kei p
i'" P ' mn.' with me, and because
' wii- t i appi ned at the Kcnslncmn
1 '' t t.e ilcd to look for him. At '
'r ' 'r ind I aslicd If any man
1 i "s'lirie i nm there, and the.
' me he did not Know of him, i
t" ' lamea W. Osborne, the lawyer,
"imnirr i p.tronued the bar. j
iilleil nt rinbhnu.e.
T ' I membered that Olivri was
rmiei athletics and had
'V- ' nxei.il clubs to xvhlch he bc--'I
I thought he might belong
New York Atlilotlo Club, so I
"'d it the clubhouse, 1 met a man
e of the desks and asked for
x'r Ot-borne. The man uald he didn't
h m. but that James W. Osborne
' i nn mb r there. I auked that man
a description of James VV., and ho
What he said convinced me
i Hi' friend was tho former Assistant
' ' Attorney.
-'i 1 wiote a letter, addressing It lo
"ii Osborne at tho N. Y. A. C
x day Oliver culled, and that
I nie I knew his real Identity."
v in did you tlrst Identify Janies
Ii. niirnoaea of your suit?'' th"
I'tl
'' a asked.
11 February !7," she said, "I had
' ase tu several lawycrM (xvhosn
lie lefuses to tell), und one of
t 'M mn he wouldn't take my casn
1 a adn sure of my Identltlcntlon.
' e ,t m to US llroadwuy, to the
Hour (where .liunes W,
' cs oflices nie located) and I
ts.i
Vr-
i,
r
tl
(
,1
f
If
"I
' I i the ball for .lames W. to
" Fln.illy tin canio with two
.rid three men. In the dark
. Artr, t-uru ho was the man, and I
"i I uilu back to the laxvxer.
oi then tin lawyer refused to take
K nil UeuHlyn, IJrookl.Mi lto.
Wounded in (icniiiiii
(' lia rue
Karl N". Llewellyn, 22 xeas ild, of
! UT I'ntujicss Mtcct. Ittorlil.m, has tc
, tilt in d to Ills studies In the setnoi clacs
at Yale after seivliiR oinr inoiittis In
' tho ficiman ann, wliete he tccclvcil
I the Iron rro-s for lirnxcry in the Medl
lie alti won n entrant' clievinni for
his part in a desperate c'latRe at Vines
I III which he was badly wounded,
I II was in ime . f the (leruiau attempts
1 to cross the Wer tint x ounR l.lewillyn
was shot in HiIkIi and Hun lie ,a
where lie dropped fur u day .ilul a tiiKht
licfoie help mine in tile shape of a lift
man stirReoli Hid llec fro .iU.ul s
a teslilt of his iMimiils the I ntiK iii.ll
walk, with u slight Uiiip and ulfms a
Utile with his eves.
, It was a" a MUilcn: ti.u l.lewellxn
came to love fierniany and the i!e man
, pe pie. so that he hurried rroni the
sniiiotino In Paris at the outliie.ik o
the war anil enlisted In the Mrst (ler
man lecniltliiK station, llu had sou
to the Sorhonne ft-Mii Yale for u six
I months special coursv, hut before that
i he bad attended a pieparatnry si'boi I
, In Moellcnberif. the Schwerin (l niii.i
, slum. He was gr.itluitet from the
Herman Institution In 1311 with ilrt
I honors, llefore nolns to liermany lie
Braduaied fr. in Public Sclioo, 11 In
llrooklvii and the lto.xa HikIi Helm 1.
Kail Llewellyn Is the sun of Wlll.im
I
II. and Janet ti. I.'owellyn Ills fathir
Is vlee-lut.slilent of the Ice Properties
Company, r.o Church street, lie Is the
sunset of thtee . hlldren
FRESHMAN TO JOIN ALLIES.
I'miii" l.iixvi-riire
HIM IJel. onr'
Y. t" ill ersll .
l.ciitt- rriini
The mystery caused by the sudden
disappearance of l)udle Lawrence Hill,
- - - -
.... ..... ,-..,... ., ..-.... ' ,
Osborne . He relened me to Made
n . . V, 1 . J V . .'
til t talked to Pax Id Slade about It on
n. 1 1 ui 1 , ' ' .
, P ivld Slade has -aid In several In-
i xi ,bT'.t,..1,;.r!lr;,;n,.,:,o.i,,.,r' K,rl un 1
"It has been s.ibl tint I cave money
to Oliver ohorne. That is not true lie
Iliad plenty of money. Those two
diamond nnss and the diamond cluster
1 my sters t.stlllel about were not
I 'phony.' The llrst rlnn he caxe me tit i
1 the Ketislmt'on lintel, and twice he took ,
, It back to hive It le.et The same was '
ine r.isi. wnn tne cluster inn otner
diani.ind i'iik he tool, them back j
I sex-eral times to have them reet or i
tled and then be woubl ic'.uin them
I to me. Hut before be left me for Rood
1 be cot them and failed to trlx'c them
back
"I don t undeist.'ind how i .x can call
this a consplrac.x If it xveie a con
spliacy xx by should I take the i,ie to
several lawyers xvbo wen- friends of
Ins.' And why should I pick out James
W. O.poriie, well versed ,n law, to sue,
when thcie are s, many millionaires In
New Yolk"
H'lii she Wrote Letters.
"The leason I iievei tol'd Ollvel I
thoticbt he was James XV. Osborne was
tb.it I didn't want to antagonize him. I
asked him about his business and he
ald shaipty. 'pon't be foolish, little
Clrl." After that I didn't baxe the nerve i
to sax- au tliltic "
"Why did oi continue to write lu
tein to the N. V. A. C. If you were sfe.
Inc Oliver ex cry day?"
"Whenever I wtote a lettei .i-k.u:; him
to call he would show up the nel day.
Another thine that made me think I xvas
i-Ubt In bellevlnc he was James w o
iboine was that James W. nexet com
1 tuunlcnti d with me to let in- knoxv 1
, was mistaken In sending lutein to him
Onre I sent a lelstered letter, and when
I didn't liefu from that I was positive
Oliver hnd cot It. and that he was James
W. Mr. Matshall does not -eem to
realize this."
"How did you happen to so to Plaln
tlebl with a man you had known only
! one da.x
"Well, It was not hue ..t til si isht
exactlv." said the did. "It was either
Infatuation or li)pmtlni. Sometimes I
think he had nie bpuotlzed. From the
tlrst moment I met him I had absolute
,ttust and lontbleiico In hlni "
. ifmin December ii until Chilstmas
I Kve she did not see Oliver, she, s.ibl
and
! then be met him KOlllC
west In Fifty-
ninth sttcet with a
his arm- The fact
bunch of holly in
that lie xvas coin
west, and sain lie xxas mniiii moo.-,
proved to her that he did not live nt If. I
Fast Sixtieth stteet, while detectixes
baxe located his effects.
"Aie )ou still Infatuated with bun'.'"
she was asked.
"I hope Ihe) get him,' sue said, out
I wouldn't h.oc iiuy. lung happen to hlni.
They can't do anything, cull tlnv
She ald Paxid Sladii was positive her
identification of James W. osbotnu w i
light, and believed absolutely In the Jus
dc'e of her claims
"lie diil thiee or four week' Inxes
tlgatlPK before he tiled the suit.' she
said "He and Ills brother were loxel)
to me, and I'm sorry for nil the. pontile
I've caused them. C.od knows 1 made an
lioitof mistake."
"When )ou tcallzed ,xou weie mistaken
win- didn't )ou tell Pavhl Slade""
' xvas afraid to," she answered,
'They had gone to so much trouble and
1 was awfully frightened about things
I didn't knoxv what they'd do to tne It
might have been better If 1 had, but 1
was so upsit I couldn't think what I was
doing."
First rounded (ti Mslcr.
She said she Hint court led to her
sister Porn that she felt .h had mad"
a mistake. ThlK was on Thursday af-,
let noon while going home after Kao had
been released on .'.,iiuO bail. Kae said
that In court she wan too ushanii-d be-
cause ot tile way o.i ii.uih- ......
blackened lo look at James Osborne
and so she kept her eyes averted. H
was the same next morning, hut that
afternoon, when she was xvaltlnc for her
ball to be arranged, she saw Mr Os.
borne In Commissioner iioiicniou s m-
lice In a good light and rallied her
tnlutnlvp. I
"The only time i loonen ai nun inn
ing the first hearing was xvheu 1 gave
him that tcniuiy inoignaui iok ui.n
you printed about," sho said, "flolng
home (lie next nay i who m 'i.
1 was beginning to think 1 had nuule
a mistake and sho said, 'Isn't that
funny. I ni beginning to think the
same thing?'
"Then I beciimo mora convinced, and
so
I told my brother. Piter i tamcu
with Mr. Splelbcig
und then went to
Mr. Marshall."
She said tho only reason she started
the suit xvas because Mr. Osborne had
sent detectives lo Interview her nfter
he had received Homo of her letters.
They trlcl to Induce her to visit Mr. Os
borne, but she xvas afraid to, she said.
"There I xvas, an undefended woman,
and I didn't know what Mr Osboine
would do with his gieal Influence. So i
1 took tin: case lo the lawyers."
Sim h;iII that unless sho Is sent to Jail
she will leave New York and Mint life'
over again.
"I feel punished enough," she said,
"They have pounded m enough for thu
i Karl N
Llewellyn.
a freshman at New York I mversitv M,tPr wan supported by many atlthorl
and lesalc'i of Peellskill. N" V. was ,(,,, ,,n, they concede that the illestlon
solM-d Msii.idav nfterniii.il, when it was , W),eiher the lMstilci Attorne
learned -.hat lie salted , l.a Touralne ,mll( ,,.., fr, Justin- Marean's
on Saturday to ,om the All es Vmini! .ubmc was one to be decided by Justice
Kill Is an ej.pi'11 allt.iillnbile dr.ver , ..P... ,1,,, - ,ie Kl.itllte movlded no
and w ill Jo 11 the
ambulinie
corps
.1 !'
of
' Pie French nrni.v
Hill entered the umverlt .'i I'Vb
1 ruary, liavlnc ,ent the first term at
! Cornell, llu ha been Krnutcil a year's
leave of absence, so that h it. return
to coIUkp not l-'ebruari
1 It Is sadi (itat bis parents consented
, to his trip. IMw inl l- lldl, bis father.
1 u pre.dileiit of the Cnlon Stoe Winks
of Peelisklll.
I
resi or my lire .mis. Osborne has been
punished mo, but It has turned out all
rlRMt r,,r ''T- ,lr hu-batid
exonerated.
ha.
been
"' l1'"1 '"' theatrical offers, one of
,,,, . ,, .,.k , , , , ,
"ui 1 -""! '
I lir.-ni sulci. le.
Mis Kilo las, w liom line Is xlsltliu;,
n.it, that when the kIi tlrt came to her
on,. bist Saturd i.x sin- thteatened to
commit suicide.
'!. told me he. .tnrx then" cald
Mrs. lllkelas. "and I nm convinced of Us
truth. Poor little rool ' This uuv open
her eyes
"She is stilt Milling
Osborne if he i nines
mai v Oliver
k. She told
me so
examination of oilvei inhumes two
trunks and time suit cases found In the
l.on-e at PH Fast Sixtieth street, where
lie hoitrtled, was made xesteldav 111 tile
Fe.leiiil Itiilldlnc One of the tlud xvas
a tall collar mi which was written In
ink:
"Nov :I0. 1P1I SI. k with Cold. Arm)
Nav.x (lime. Phil. i , Pa Franklin
Field,
iars."
niMi
olix e.
Just
Army In, Navy 0. Won .".0 dol
l.Mtss Tanei told the newspaper
In- attended this gauie with
below this was vvtttteii. 'Won
Hm dollars on llarx.ird game"
The hand", tiling experts ..f the I'mted
Slates Attorney's ntlb e say this writing'
Is the same as othe, .-unipl. they haxe
of llbxer's periuiBtls.ilii I
In 'he l.t.g.ivre wen, among . ther
articles, thtrtv pairs , f expensive shoes,
perfumerx, f..u- kinds of talcum powdei.
torn tattle-oak. skins, three oxercoats,
tivent) s.lK shitts, nfty pairs of sU
socks, a white sweater, fourteen sluts
of iloihes, Including evening die, and
a cuti.way six dozen ioll,i-, twentv
tlvi. pairs t,f gloves, neckties by the
luiidfu. and two watc.ie- The d' thing
is all of gisid craile.
Harold Splclhei g has inforun-d Pax Id
Slid. flat he s llovt Mls T.lllei's
i our.si-l The papers asking foi a ds
continuaui e of tli- civil sin: against
.1 lines W. osboine we e being ijr.iwn
up xesterday
l.etler Xlnile It 1 1 1-.
The following leper, written b) Mis
Tiim'.er to Oliver Osl,rne .mil delivered
I.) the latter t,. James - i itborne, xxas
made public x sterdii) .
"October ;t, ;.H
"Pi:ai: Hid llov : Can't imagine bow
proud and happy I am to liaxe a dear
big boy like j..ii to care for tne. Yes,
boy, I sure do enjoy your company
ai I nape it xvill continue s,, f. r ever.
Will It, iHiy'.'
"Pon't know how I IUIS-e.1 yoll. llllllev,
for I have not been a lilt happy since
I last saw )ou. I want y. ii i- be tiui
to rne und trust tne, for I han given
ii)i every thought of the doctor ami
h i i n't seep hlni Kince 1 un t you. 1
will do au.xt'iing )oii want mo to do, for
I love you ll I id xxlll do all In mv p. wer
tu make i.'ii happx.
"Hurt the ioor hoy Ihe other inch:
but. hnuc). 1 won't i vi r do It again
(cross my heatt). Soiy you vveient
feeling well and I couldn't muse x u.
but nexet ml it il , big bo , I ivlll make
Ui for It when I se )ou; will Just love
you, oh, so it. rd. Cant watt until the
da) Is ovei so I can see my honey again.
I.ove inn and I will always be itne to
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PHILADfU.nilA
THE SUN WEDNESDAY, MARCH 31. 1915.
CROPSEY REBUKED !
AFTER BAR INQUIRY;
Coiniiiittpf Finds 'Hand I'irUed
.IikIuc.n' Cliiirfio Was l'n-
wii mi ntoil. ;
.iriii: ciMTirisKi) too
The special coniiiilttee nf the
lli liar Association appointed
lliook
to In-
vestlifate Klstrlct Attorney Crupsev s
li.ili In llftntier liiut tiefnre the l-'Ultlltl
Street Hoard of Trade l oncernliiK "hand-1
picked .ludces" In connection with thc
prosecution of the Indictment aKaln't
es-Comptt oiler I'M ward M. llrout, made
ts it-port to the liar Association l-ifl 1
nlcht. The committee clears llrout of
tin 'harKe that hi- picked" Ills .Indues,
and tlnds the lilstrlct Utotney's state
tin ills "uiiw.irmiiti'd," but concludes that
the lemaiki of certain llrookl.Mi .IliilKes
VM'te to be "reKtetted"
The loninilltee reports that while Su
lieme Court Justice Marean, who beard
arnument on Ml (trout's deiniirrer to
the liidlctmetit. was Mr (lioufs friend,
bis iilposltlon of the matter hh tnoper,
but that .lustier Marean's reniaiks that
l'lstrl'' Attorney Crop-ey's efforts to
iciuri an ndjourmneiit of a certain mo
tion In the ivise was in "bid faith" as
unjustified "
lurrr In siiiirllnn .IiiiIkc
The members of the oommlttee imree
thin Jtisllce Marean's illFtKWttlon of the
riKlit of aiipeal.
Th" I'omm.ttHe a that Ihe District
Attorney' propel" nurse to lest Justice
.Mai can's rnlliiir was by a writ of piolil-
billon befoie the Appellate lhlslon
The connnlttee believi
that had Hi:
trkt Attorney Crnpsey
asked Justice
Mire.ui ti open his default so he could
apply to the hlcher court for Mt.'li writ.
In order that the higher tribunal might
pass on the case. Justice Marean or any
other JuilK'" would have ctatited the
iil.tiltcallon
-ei... ii,- rtn..l...fl ... ... r.. ..t
In the liar Association's looms In """" ''
Montacue strtet by the president, confident th-it when
Charles ,1. McPermott. i. solution ,h" Wl,r "ermany s . lalnis will be
ilfered bx C. Augustus llavlland to in-1 '" ognUe.l as Just He snbl In hoped
dorse the report and tile It awax fur U"' I'mt.d Stales would il-e lis In
lefeience on tli ground that tin Kind , '' "' " 1'iexent a .) Infrlnceinent on
cnintv Justices wtre "abuud.intly ,,b!i 1 i i. I uiatiys ten .tor). sucKistit'C tl.nl if
to take cure of tb. inelxes, " was tabled. U' h a que-l' ti t ame up it should h
ll.S. ctetary of State IM ard , b ft to the popiil.u x"ote of the sections
l.aansky succested that morn time be ' of the lountry Itixolxed
civ en for a study of the upon and that Coming t.. b!s ( blef iraument, luiw-
a in.. i num.. II.. us place be provided
' r the next meeting, is m.ii.x persons
who .ittendnl last night's session xvete
standing In th" hall outside the room
Accoidlncly action on the ri port was
i.tn.,ed until Apill !'.
.liisllei- lleneillcl rlllclsed.
Shall) it. tb ism ol Supreme Coin I
Justice Uelli-dlCt ts made 111 the lepoit
as follows "in our opinion the act ot
Justice Mened' t in delivering from the
hetuh ill opinion sexe-elx censuring the
P'ltrlci Attorne) i'.r the remarks made
by him at the dinner of the Hoard of
Trad-, without sintering him to be
board of defend himself, was not the
protei tre.itnuiit to aicord a member
of the bar und public ottlcer. llrtiit
vxeight Is attached by the coiiimunlty
to dei'larati ns made by tl ourt", i
and Hie animadversions by the court on'
the action of a member of the bar
might most srr.ously Injure hts char- I
acter and impair his ability to obtain
a livelihood I
"We do not irtlmate that a court in.iv
not p'nperlv criticise and condemn tn
conduct of an attorney when the subject
I matter before the court calls fur tt,
I In this care, hoxxev-r. the statements
! of the Pistrlct Attntne), for which he
was condemned, were not niude ill court,
nor did the fact that he had made them
In anx manner appear on the npplira.
tion then before the court '
The committee, composed of Fdgar M
Oulb" ex-Chief Justice of the Court of
Appeals; Mt.ert IV I.umb, Sanford II.
Steele, James P. Hell and Melt r Stem
brink, concludes the following comment
on Mr. Oropscy .
"The only attempt to Improprny ap
proach the Judges stems to have been
made bx the Pistrl. t Alton.) himself,
action on h s part fully as subject to
criticism as an) similar attempt on be
lialf or the defendant would have been.
"The effect of such charges mnde bv
a person holding the high public ofllce
of Pistrlct Attorney necessarily impair
the cotilldetice of the public in tin- ad
ministration of Justice.
"From both points ot view the action
of the District xttornex In making such
c.arges was lilghlx Improper"
P. S. BOARD AIDS RECRUITING.
.Natal XIIIHIb lifts Perm 1 1 for
Posters un siiIiwh)' otinfts,
The I'll st llatlainif, naval m 1 t.a.
asked the Piibll'' Service Coinnilselon f
yesterda) for permission lo paste re- .
ouiting posters on shafts of the new
subway excavation, When the ropies'
c utile, iierore the i oiiinimlon J. Sergeant
Cram nodded s.igety
"When this lhuoiieaii war is settled, '
said he, "the I'nlted States is pot going
to be xery popular anywhere cxecp
at home Wo shall need to have o'lr
army and navy In hbape for the protec
tion of out women and children. We
must do everything xve can to hu'.'d
them up I'm In favor of these mtets
Mr Cram made a motion and it wis
carried.
1
maintained during the most
I.OSTON
PROVIDRNCH
SAYS U. S. MUST KEEP
GERMANY INTACT
Prof. K lino Ki'iineUe Flcspi'iiU I
Our
A ill in Phut
( In f ions.
co.tiiu:nt ok winnino
(leiinany's claim to the
the help.nr (tin t'nlled
peare iii'Koliatlons that
synipnthN anil
States In the
will end Ihe
preseii llurnpean war was outllhol last
evenltiK nt the dinner of the llionomb' 1
Club In Ihe Hotel Astoi by Pr. Kutio
I'raiuke. ptofessor of the history of
(leriiiiin culture In Harxatd IViixctsity.
He arcued It has bien Hie trulltion.il
Hilb of the 1'niti'd Slates, n it li.is
of (lerinaiiy. to ixntk for the incorpora
tion of the fieedom of the sea Into the
p. 'ilium, nt law of the nations i
Hi, lill.t.a.1 lh.il It. tin;. ill. ll. ll.e ev.-lit 1
of vli'toi), would seek to end liill.iiiis
Mile of the seas and aiRiie.1 that tin'
I'mted States should blip to that end
He pointed out that the 1'tillisl Slate", i
withou uielillonliii: ill fell for lieroianx-!
as the outcome of the war, should 1; j
to pi event the bl. llklm; Up nf I iel lllall.x . I
for that woubl lead lo mote wars, and
insisted that even with xlctoiy for tin
Allien this country should iel to end I
Klicland's conttol of the sens t
Tr.it, .ii In lef, was Pi of I'ran. ke s n ,
Keitlon concetniiiR "The Cnlteil State '
a ,i a. -i maker ' lie made tin .id.lle-s
as a part of ihe ivuiihk illsi'tiso.,
which was dexoted to the iUe' on 1
"llox. Can America llest Piomot. Pei
ill. in. 'ill IV.ice lletween Nations""
Pro" I'rniicke's si h "as listened to
'tr . lnr :t was i.iiii.'iiiiite.l only n.
the l.eci mine hy applause, mid the
handclaiilui; at the . li t ixas not so
nip ins as t e.(i I bbh CHet.-d the
tiler Spc.lkel. Willi lli'llsei uuix'eisit
, pe.H'i. at. I v different lilies
Opposes nils I lot Inl run.
Pi ' l-'r.in.ke said he did not sm-.
p.Ulnre with the movement started bv
lie-man Aunri. ins lo pill an emoarcn
i oi
the s'i pim lit of ammunition and.
mr, he pointed out that the Fnittil
Mates and Prussia In l?T. iMiielu.'ed a
treatx to the elTet t that in the event of
'war il' inei.h nil and tradlnc xesseln
not catr.xing contnibind should be al-
I lowed to pass fi.e and unmolested, lie
..'cued that this con-try bad nought
up to the time of the tirst Hague con
xeiition t.. timet ti.-at.. s exempting the
prvale propirlx. excp' out rub mil,
fr.'in si iziir.- on the 1 ich sens
rtilt-.l States Senatoi llenrx 1"
Hollls of New llumpshne ,in
"The i.iuse of the priM-nt xxm . a
cotitest i'o trade supremacv . Tiie
gte.itest .1 1 J .1 otil.l I U be xvll . best pro
tects the trade of his country."
He lulled that business nteiests were
iek ng to involve the I'nlted States ami
Mexico In vxat with the aim of having
this iountry prote-t American Invest
mi nts in .Mexico
Pence Xlox eliienl n I'nrce,
August Schx-ati, former retat) of
the Minister of Forilgn Affairs of
Sweden, .aid
"The viiole pea. e ni'.vemeiu tu ,1
far. e. What xxould xxe think of u.
tempting to reform i rlmin.il by taking
them Into soccties .mil promising to
,.pix . i t llu rub ' '
lie limited lo tixe thi'ias as necessnv
for ii.'eruatioM.il pe.ue. n.imelv, the
iln,i: a.vix with the i i' o'l.ti vuvxi.ivnt
adaption of a -npreme in'ernation i .
.Illfs.li tion. mar litre pol', e t. pat'-oi
ihe liii.li .... world it :7.etislnp and the
flx.it oi of the s'.ength nf Intern. ition il
poll. at all boundal x l.'n s
Kollo Ogdt M. editor of the New York
', 'infill l'n!, a.d t' i C-i- , mn1')
would 1-,'ive no p. in 1 1 t'u 'iing pcicc
"Offices to
s'ion experts
il lo give tile
greatest convenience, the
must clliricnt ni range,
inent, in a minimum of
sp'ii c, will red lice ,vour
rents n nil belter xonr
norkinp cutiililions,
l'.ven the smallest siiilc.
in Aeolian Hall, proxiile
air atnl tip lit in pleiilx,
ami good working spin c
ll suliilivisinns arc cure,
fully planned t meet the
tenants' nccil anil I lie in-
lallations arc of llic vei v
liijllicst i liiss-stiirilyiarli.
lions, wcll-dcsijjneil iloors,
linrdwiire and tilling.
(Wiles in Aeolian Hull
arc, in fact, arranged lo
I i i i .'y
' "ataiaaia "
( j." ir n -i di , . .i,"
i. . .-" ' !H9"fc '.: ,-11 1
OFFICESMEQJjrfHALL
.. ' Vr-J-' "Sj'iS 1
ft 'ZZt;'-1
I I'll "-11 .ulMli.i
II 11 !' ilmni
A DcLiur Ilnnklci on rripir.sl
AEOLIAN
HALL
'A Community oj Worthy Neighbors'
ELLEN & JEFFERY
tAgents Tor AEOLIAN HALL
' TELEPHONE. BRYANT 897
QKeMostRmous i
Cigarette in the
World
Smoked tn
Kovaltv and
tlif ITUtr
Of Sod(tN
VAFIAOIS &CO
CAIRO, tcrsr
111 L'l.tlatiotis ex.lpt to IllVlte tile COII
lele.'s o .net I bile He slid fllltlli'l
ili.it .1 w.ll be impossible mr tin' I'n'tert
States to play an) part .n world pol.
in s unless "w li.ixe an i.e.ualc woibl
poll, x
Pi. if Chailes X,.i, iii.ii. f.. m-i 1 of the
l'li' . i s!x of Ch1 '!". also spnKo
BELGIAN RELIEF FUND
PASSES MILLION MARK
Need Still (Iron! ii ml Wol'U I
III (id On other Contriliii
ti(in for Win Victims.
i'lie Helgl ill Kellcf Fir d U.issed Iho
nill in dollar miitk )estei.ln. The It.-v
.1 1 Mlllematis. ptesldent of the fund,
sum that the committee couldn't let
tie iiav go bx wiibout t miiklue the
merlcan public.
'Thl- i lllii.n ilnilat- tells tin most
.liipie.it sioiy of Anierieai I'uiitx."
said Mi. Stlllcmari.". "At the same time
' want to .ay emphatically th it our
. w.'tk ba not by an;, means ended.
l'loiii nil leports xe Uiirn Hint the peed j
' it Itelguini continues and that the lbl
, -i.ms have nothing to eat except it
. comes from America "
' 'iic l.iHM,'iur..l I xiio. the Belgian
. ltellef Fund acliiexed )!. tday is said,
lo be the largest amount evtr ralnd '
' o) a commit ti . on behalf of foreign'
'charity The smallest contribution v.is
one cent, left at the i fflce at Hi llrldge i
' streei by a Chinaman hist September i
The luisest cotitrlliutiiirs were three i
I clucks for IP', i"h
All an atigeinellts hive been coin
cided to. the new comfort Kite xvbich
t Uifavette Fund is uolnc to tend to
the i o'n alts. ( nt Fn mil sohlb'ts and
i those ill the tl emiies
Yesterda) 's cuntrlbo"o.. to the Amur-
i. a' Ambulant Hosplt il in Pans were
l.ii"C. bringing the total up to J3S2.- .
I !)3!l.ll. 1
i The Vacation War llelief Committee
a. know b lined the tcieipt or TK'.0i!:
the Seoours Nation ll Fund, 4n : the
Servian Agriiultuial Keln-f Co'iunlttee.
sil . IU" Ai.rli'an Woiiiei.'s War He
In f Fund. oo; the American Polish i
Kellcf Committee. Md; Persian War
! Iteoef Fund, $:!.i;'.'. the Committee
r Merx, 2.".l.xf.. Contributions xes
terda to the Nt w York State Ho ml of
.the American Ked Crois were S
Total cortiibutlons to date ate l.i..-
; 117 :.:
Miss l.utMt.i A l.tlanil, of SOU Park
avenue, in rough Tin: Srx Isbe- to
i thank the many women xxho nave helped
' ber make and ship to Itelglan tef'lgee
; xxnme" .vti i.non -ew.ng kits Yesi-r-
dax -lie 'ilnle public a b-ttel o 1 it.
. tilde rerelvisl from the Prefect of the
( seltie .f.d Xlartie, '.Olthriti l-'tllll. e l.ef-
tes of t'. inks b.ne a Si uie fio"
, Mrs Kobett lllis In Paris and from
Pi Hcnrv van 1 l.e F S Xtub.iss nloi
i i II .Hate!
Illook. for XV Ire
The W' -te-. i Fn
I luster
reellnus.
ni Telegraph Com-
ti m' hts distnlniteil a spe. la Faster'
blink to lie u-ed fo- Faster cint.ngs
The use o' th" t'legrapll for this p'p
pnsp s r.ipnil) grow ng In public fax-.ir
Tie blank is cube I'-' eil with Faster
p'les n g-fin and ormgr
Your Order'
xour order and In xour
tiislc. This linnilsome
new structure i 1 1 1 l)e
l.uxc ollicc liuildins of
I'm l.v-lsccond Street, ll
licniitiflll, pcrfcclly served
suites provide ideal loca
tmni for executive oflit e,
"alts licnilqii.'ii tcrs and
fur professional men who
ilcd with a liigii-rlnss
i licntclc,
'I'lioxe plannitip lo move
in May, should rinse their
lca.es at the carlicxl dale
po.sili'e. 'I'lic time ii
sliorl and partitinnini; and
oilier .illerations done nr
lonlini: lo Acoliiin xtand
arils cannot lie romplcled
in a day.
s
THREE NATIONS FIGHT
TYPHUS IN SERVIA
Win'kcrs rroni 1 . !s.. Kimlniul
.mil I'm hit I'orin .loint
foniniiHi'i.
V"'"' 'il'.V llf'imlrt lo Till. M
I'MPS. Match ,Hi. The I'nlted St id",
Ihylaiid and Fiance beieafler will xxorl,
ticctber to llirht typhus In Set via. The
x-arlous roinniltteeu, nssorlatlons ami In
dixldlials w'ki baxe been selidlnc Slip-
plies, iiutses. medicines an. I physicians
to tint i-.imtrv will now pr eed und. r
one committee, which will ficllllate tho
win k.
This was at'ieeil upon 1 .-da) a: a
inlifc cine pai tlclp.ileil la by a French
itoxe mneiit iciireseiitatlxe, llrni-st p.
Ililkliell. lepleseiitlnB the Aineilc.in Ued
Pro's and llic llocki feller War Keller
i 'oininissii.n. th.. n. Aithnr Stanley
mid Sir T mm. is l.lpt ,n.
The iiK'ei'itieut to wolk In baimoitx
Was soon tillclletl and the execlltlX'e
'.miii.ll'v whli h Is to illtect the woil:
was clinseii. It (onsMs of III. (i. iid P.
Slrom.', bead of the Hiiixaid School of
Tropical Medicine; Sir lialpb Facet.
Itrltlsli Minister to Set v'li, anil Pr
,Ioub..tt, head of the French mission to
Servl.i, xcliii has Jut cone tluri A
specliil .-01111111111 e fir Paris was ap
i.ntisl to cociiioralo with the iuuthe
cnunlttee made up of Herman H
Harjes, llldcel.x Carter. Cap! l.lnds.i.v .
Und li aiivllle and Finest P Hlcl.lRll
The followlnc new mi tubers hax,- been
mlded to the Kussl.in teller sub. com
mittee Icliare J Paderewskl. the
ni'i., ! 1'ir.r I'lU. Melelinlk.fr of Ihn
asteii. Iiisti'ute. I.eon li.ikst, tile
painter, a,. 1 Maurice Fphrui and Ar-
Hun llaffai b.Vitcii
I 1. 1 OI s .OOIK'IO, V ! . ..'.... I ,,i tir-
New V .rl cotninitlee. lias returned from
l etiogtad, w her- he spent thtee weeks
lint silgatlng Kuss.an nlief iieids. Mr.
Morgan saw Count Wltte on tills matter
two days befoie the Coun"s death. At
bat tune, lie says, the Kusslnn states,
man set med to be feeling line.
William T Priston of New York and
Cbarl. s Higg.nsor. J lined ihe Harjes
ambulate , with the second French
annx ,
1. Altaian & (Un.
Readly - to
(Th.rd
liCW
Lis,
are shown 5m
assoriinrterats.
Srjiper.or rr.ir.iter.aSs
Praces
S33.00,
200 Womeirn's
usages
:n a snia'i sewi-dress modei, acvoiiccc.o
jjabErdl.ruC and shophierds' checks, wa3';
placed or. sale, commencing this day
d&y), at the very spec5a" rprke c
M. Altntatt k (Hd.
Womemi's 0k Hosfiery
for the Spring and Cwrrimer seasor.s, now be'; z
shO'Vira, features all of the fasraioraaiiie 4".o'!ai,
as vcEl as ihe staple white and1 iblad-;, erd
deludes rrtapy aitrati'i
fore-sr. and Ameracap. .".mora
iiiraklira? these are some very rhnc bJa:
arad-vi'state combinations En daaxreond! b:
c'Tieckerifoard effects tfiai are tfan Sest wr
5rj smart "raossery.
.a very coinraiprehcnsave assortnniea'Bt of C-
drcn's
The Upholstery DepartmeiUvl
has unsurpassed facilities fnr
cxiccutaon of orders for Slap Co
and Forch Clraadcs, and Dc-or,
iPorcln Avnans.
A new and very tare assortaraeni of
proprlate rrsatcraals for ZUp Covers,
iL'caat S'hO'Wn, EaTicliidcs Eeljiarj Lis
Straped Damasks, and imported and
can G re to fanes.
SMbmtt samples and ta'ke r.T.ea3uren,!cr..ts.
Safety Storage for Furs, Rugr- inc
Draperies
fltftlf Atirnur-iflal.lflnn Atintur
34tl) mil 35t!i &trn?t Nw Sn
4
EMBASSIES BESIEGED
BY U. S. GUN SELLERS
(iillTisOII ISlll'III'M'll ll l-
Innpls lo ltn I'il'lcs Mice
lli'fllMll lo N'll.
IVxFlll.MiToN. Mli-i h tO Sc. irtirv
Oatrlfon and other olllcals of the ir
IJeparttnenl eMnisse.l thenwelxes o-d x
as satlsllfd that the alleiop's to Ion
the thousands of dlsc.uibsl .iiihv nil.
In United Mates ai-feiial arn now at an
nd.
What has nma.ed the Wnr lb p. ill
in. nt in all the iittrlitunis that has been
collie on has been the ii'iinbir of p
sotis xvbo entirtalneil Hie iiolixii that
ll UiMlhl be possible 'II bll.X Hies.. nlleH
itcspltci the positive
atiiioiiiic. tni'lit that
none ixould be sold
diiiltiu 'he war in
Furnp"
The announcement tin r on., of tbeso
i Hen xxould be sold to ,m one durii i!
the war xxas spnad bronlc.is; froni
U'ashlncton sixeiat nmi.t' nun, with
tile purpose .'f pleXlllllll,! plospe. I'M.
. ir. hanrs nf arms mm mmui.itloi.s
Horn brine Imposed on by Individuals
n'Ptesentlnc theniselxes to bi in a posi
lon to deliver the arni wiapons. H
was supposed that all iiiicn-tcd In such
purchases xxould learn of the War Pc
paitmetit's attitude and would there
foie pa) no attention to c.iiins xvhlih
prlvatn Indlvldu.ils inlclil ma ic to them
It was le.lttied to.Oa.x t , it tl.c etc
hassles of till- iiillcd I lover . nnis t.a'.
been beslrced by xvonld-b" nlbrs f
Hie armv rtpn Tin- llrit.'h, l'n n "h
.) Hi...! .1. V,nl. ...i.,l,iis u r
' ,", ,. , ' ', . . .V, ,, .. ...
; ; ; ; , ' ' ;,;
i ,.. .. . ,, , , ,,, ,,,,.
of the allied i lox erii'ileuts alxvixs it
n generoit. advance of coi't-e on t-
usual price nsKed bv the War Pep irf
ment for these Elms.
The fuct of tin- matter Is , t pieru
has been no Intent on fioni t . iiret on
the part of the Premlent t" pei-nlt '
sale of these ntbs until aft- i ,.' w r
and th it will eontinue to i.f Mr. Wit.
on's attitude.
One of th.. tlrst iluvnrnmi i" cek
I to pun hase the aini was C n i.
- vveEr
Floor)
Uepari meat
Ciituii'U'iiiyiiinix.
comrapleie
arid worknianshap-.
S45.00, -Ti58.00 e?i j.son.oi)
Sprfiirag Suit
34
to 44)
lines
i r
'f 7
povelties,
both
sr. oil
inc
'oskry, araitudans fain:y sockr,
is also En stock.
vers.
Varedo'v
Waridow
:ers,
cri-
-.li :
fe
43-
to "l ' "-.'.