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THE SUN, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER , Wlo.
PLOTTERS INDICTED;
EVIDENCE WITHHELD
P7 Md Fire CoapMloai Wtll !
picmi in r. s. coirl
To-ilav.
OJtAXD .11 RV s 111.1. m sV
Tii I ' ! ll 1 l-and Turv which hat
reen inftatlgatitia thf actions of certain
1 1 ft-. i Qtrman agents a uvi ( sash.
ii to Mm x WNh mrryuig grant
t.ona 10 tile snowed its hand lo a
.mild extent v.ef may by rlUHllag fan
.tidlctmciH a,j.tut six men on will,.;, In
lio event of conviction, a total fll of
UO.OOO Mid a puiiishti.iiit of laeivo
cars In tha Mml p.n.toiului) upon
each off, tel. r ctJIlM be Itnfsngtd
Am woMna al thi indictment did
disclose nm 1. Of llM St which UM
praaecntor -. i nnd ra tgetedlngl bure
of .h (ail The tn Hal in tliai every phase
of Uv alien... ' unattlra. i ihtM an (fated
ajr d lanes' ;. -i.
The UMietnient !...- two . oum.-. une
Mdnpoll vewcll belonging to anot'.wr in
vlolat.it. 0 ' Hon II Md III of Iht
CnitKl SMI'ns t'riniliial I'iale.' TnSe Is
ma raj y tha oontpttaay taction uni thai
ininlsiiiii. i t ,wo years 111 prison.
Ilt,f OfJ tinr, or bosli. The second count
mtn utnt lbs dcftndagta -.vnapirtitg w
.ttla. U M tile hlgn seas fggaail with the
aim of dtstio., irs tholr CafgOtt and thus
injuring iht men who undarwrott iiw in
tvranct on the cargoes. That ta undc
taction -"" and tie. punlahmant is
110, OOt lint and ten ) ran in pi '1000.
Hreltiiua In 1. 1st.
ad'ctiii.-ni was rttvmad again
the fulloa inti man i
ltobcrt Ifay, who sa
he was a Lieu
tenant In tat tn rman urn an
I won the I
Iron Croat ; boad and fmnl of the eon
eplracy, ..Ing tha Invent . r of the mine
thai araa to b tlt-d to the rudder poet
of tio thlpa,
Waiter buholti Oannao oltlaan,
hroiher-ln-U of l"ay, chief ttalttwnt to
Fay in the OOTtt tTQOtl on of the nunee and
the dvvelopnisnt of high explosives
Paul Daooho, alias Paul Daacba, a
Hat nit 11 . w. at to Bridge port. Conn.,
to gat if bt could buy high ogploalvtt
and is ntlltvtd to bavt carried high
uplosne-
knglebtrt Bronkhortt. mining engi
neer. Qoraian, gtoba tratter, alio bus
mined .11 a!nio.-t every country in the
'vorld : accused "f having procured dyna
mite 11 BUtltT, N. J. for Kay.
Max Brtltnngi naphew ol Edward N.
rtr itiirtrf iccused of buying baalc mat-rials
for hi?r rxplotlTta,
lr. Herbert Klemto, relative of blgl
Carman offlciala, wed ot helping to
procure egploalvet for Kay and arorklng .
"H,i ii. in.
Tin six men are accused in tne Indict,
men. of havlnp conspired from Aturuat 1
Until OutObtr It last. T:ie tlrst cunt
of the Indlctmcnl iccuaei than of con
spiring "tnalluloualy to t upon vea
mjU. lo' aurprlaa and open force, with
Intent to despoil the owners of the shells
and oilier munitions of war. 1
The Indictment tells of llw metal mine
which th- six ium an accused of havti g
devised, which s i- to t- "e., nipped e. t:
prlnga, oolbli ugl and various other
mtChnnlltni" aid to bt loaded II.
"dynamite, trinitrate of toluol ami
other axploalvei
lUippeu Willi cam us,' j
and other me. hantaui
Hates of lleae, I Plot UlVta.
The IndlCtlUtnt aays that on August -n
Ma.x Brtttung requested Paul Melba, or
Karl P. Oppegaard, to procure a quan
tity of potassium chlorate, that on Octo
ber la Klenle Introduced Sclba to Ka
that on Octolie, II Uaeclie went to
Bridgeport. Conn. . thai ou October it
l ay paid $10 10 Belhtl that on October
Kay m.t Klennle at tne Kquitable
Building, .ml that on September 10
Icaola received from Powers-Welght-umBooangartan
Company a certain
amount ol pataatlum chlorata
The Indictment Wat handed to Judge
Howe In tn. Cl inlnal Branch of the Keo
tral Dlltrlct Court. The tig men will bs
arraigned befort Judge Howe at 10:10
tills morning and the question of bail
the amount in each case Is 125, OuO at
present will be reargued.
It
was learne.) yesterday that the
CSrand Jury lias n-t Bnl'hed Its Invest)
gallon of the pro -German activities or
gone oompitt. ly mto the ramifications of
tic mysterious actlvlUft of Pay, iscisiir
and otlit.s Thus have yet to Inquire
into tne reaaojtil fm Tay'a proposed trip
to Ma ' . and foi hit. plan to
make a trip to Chi. ago. where Braltung
was at t'eo
f the arre-.-t of 1'ay and
Schola There are innumerable .en, -
Hons in the care. Fay's meetings with
scores of different persons, the source of ,
his money lUppllt a ai.d other thlngl to ,
be Investigated.
It Wat said yesterday that both Kay
and tktot Is have received tlirsatenitig let-
ttrs in the TOmbt from pro-Germane i
who a.ive touutad them of talking too
freely of their activities and telling them
that they snouel have kept then- moutht
closed, speaking t'i no one, us Bronk
burst has done
Held for Tiro 1 belt a.
G. Vtrdayok, Silas George Van Horn,
Who Wtg aiTcsied in West New York.
N. J.. la&t week, a.cjsed of aUtainobile
tlr thefts and has been indicted in th.M
coun y tor grind larceny and receiving
stolen goods in connection with the
theft of su--i.r from gi Ipi obartarad by
the Allio.-, was held yesterday in t.'.Ouo
ball for the Grand Jury by Justice of
the Peace Bggers In West New York, He
was sent back to t . Hudson count) Jail
and It It expected thai '.he. Orand Jury i
Will tal.. th.- Hi, thefts up ti.is week.
The one difficulty Is tracii t ie owner-I
tblp of th. ti.".- wnicli were otnllsaatsd
by th. p.. . when Van Horn waa in -
rested u sat utoagsary to t.,ke tht
numbers of tin- tin, atnd the n to lie
factory 1 th.n trace the shipment by
Cars and if'1 the nil mgg of the Vessels to
which they won consigned llv tin-
means it is hoped to show Whether I be
taena were committeci in mew j. m. ; o.
In New York.
When th. hearing la gan Ixiuis Kplegel
nttornei foi Van Horn, announced that
his client w.,s W'lll'ng to conic lo New
York and Stand tr.nl on the Indictment
returned againtt him here, join, Drewsn,
assistant pnoaecutor Of Hudaoii county,
said ... bad received orders not to p r
mi tha prisoner to go to New York.
Accordm : Van Horn was held in 13.1100
though in- counsel offered to pir up
II. ' cat h bail.
Chief CloasO) of Ult Hudson county
boulevard police aid last nbftlt that
twgpty-foui porsont wtrc Involved in
the tote ot liiitouiohil. tires and at
least twelve in tne thefts .,r magnetos
i i
lie. Miij ht knew of magneto tberts
smouniing to It. mOO and of carloads of
tl rat t -l nj-r itoUn.
ZDLS0N BACK FROM FAIR.
tlunufi In, a WotfU I m m I it I I
Attvr llrlnrn I'rom CMMIi
W MT OnAKO.i N. .1., Nov. S ---Tiiini:t
A BdiMn rftuini to till Itoborfttory tn
M'ottt (jranpt: tn-day. following a vaca
tion nf thmt . during which he
anl Mr- K II an n i. Iti Mi Panama-pHoirt.-
KvpOt iTion.
Th tnvcfitor nomrtl ry mut.'h Itn -proved
by hU OU-tftttM ami u-l onrc pU1f4
into a matW of work wnlob ii oi acouintt"
irtim durtnv his ut-mc
HOUSE LEADER K ITCH IN
TO FIGHT BIG NAVY PL A N
Pfrwldtnt Fails to Win Him Over in Conference,
Though Cordial Relations Still Exist North Car
olina Will Also Oppose Shipping Bill.
WAaHIMOfMd Nov. g - -HrvretriitJ- I
lift CUOdt) Kit, bin of North Carolina,
iht DtnterMlf reader of the House, wtii
oppose ITMatlll Wilsons plan for IB" I
crMMM to the Bnfjr, TlH I'resldent had i
s conftmwt mith Kit.hm Ht th white
lion
to. day, btit failed to win him
t for
Mr. Kitrhln told the President that
1)4 would be constrained to vote acalnet
tne naff progranime whu-li the Adniin
latratlan had formulated, and later
mada it known that ho would fel
ailed UIHin. In Juttlce to hlmeelf, 'o I
explain bis views on the naval bill Iff I
11 Itweoh on the floor of the HotMt,
The Administration hopes that Mr.
Kltchln win contra hi. oppaaltlon on I
t',c i,jal bl'l alon
hi to this, how-I
v r, the majority leader b in sivun no 1
taourancaa, The understanding i,eie to ;
was that the mivy bill was the.
rntttor M r tlftjj -er'ous 0011
l deration at the WhHt Hou.-e confer
s a re.-uli. tiiinu persona w.rs In-
Cllnsd 10 aigu. that til.' Prtaldtnt w.ia
1110, ,. concerned over pushing the navy
tro-rammo than he Wat that of th'
army, hut thre Is no authority for any
fueh -tatemen'..
Cordial I eellna Kslsla.
Tbt OOnftTsnot wiia marked by OOFdlaJ
feeling between tht l'ret'idtnt and tr.
Kltchln, Tht Datnoeratlc Itader said
after lie left tins Whttt llouso that his
opposition to Hie navy programme would
bt mado as an Itidlvldusl member of
.'ongTeas an.l tiot tht majorita loader.
Ills opposition ill be expriused without
any bitterness snd will have nothing or
tin character of a general break with the
A d tn tnlatratlan.
There la pood reason t btUtfa tttat
Mr, Kltchln Will probably he found also
opposing the Administration shipping bill
If It should provide fur tJox eminent
ownership of 1 permanent character.
Mr. Kltchln voted against the Shipping
b.'.l In the last Congress.
lie w.ll oppose It again at tne forth
coming tati ' in unless the life of Iht
proposed law Is limited an.l (io. eminent
slnj.s are u.-sd only for business between
p,rts that Bavt no adenuatu steamalnp
connections Mr Kltchln'a friends he
ld. - thai iii- oppoaltlon to the ship bin
Is tnoie earnest even than his objection
to the naval programme:
With Mr. Kltchln against the shipping
bill, aided by other DtHMcrala, it la
doubtful wh ether tie Administration
ll.l be able to VUl It HirUlK l'e
jiouaa tinea th.. Republican! win prot.-
Minv lie HolHis, ii.,.i'iiii,"uni a.wi
laaiMUBumi
flicials seemed well
ph ased over the result, of lO-dSy I con
ference with Mr. Kltchln In regard to
national defence. The relations between
Iht President and Mr. Kltchln, it Is said,
h.ve Improved by the frank Interchange
of views at the While House.
Ills
.'derahlp sate.
1'tn re were aut tioiitat l ... denials of re
in, rt.- iimt tbt Admlnltrsatlon might un
dertake lo defeat Mr. Kltohln for the
majority leadership on account of hit
opposition to the navy vrograinine. li
,l;U(.,, tlull ,)ie j-raatcl.-nt and bis
friends have not considers.! euch a step
and that they do not believe Mr. Kit-
BRIBE AT AERO PLANT 1
CHARGED TO AVIATOR;
WariTii
Eaton, Once i
Hi'acht'y's Aid, Aeeused of
Tryinc; to Boy Secret!,
N'rw But NSWIfK, N. J.. Nov. S. War
ren S. li.b.n. a licensed gftator and once
mcb.inlclan for Ulnculn Beachtfi wna
arrested last night at the Sloans aero
plane factory in Middlesex borough. A
n an giving hi" name as Latopold Blank
ll.liurg. a die maker In the plant, was
kxked up here with him. The chargrs
sr. Conspiracy There Is an additional
e barge o' larceny against Eaton.
John K. hloar.n was vL-ltmg Thomas
A Bdlaon, his father-in-iaw. last tugni
, n.ri, e II Dav. chief engineer st
lh( puipt, telephoned Mm that liaton
Uad uttvrd a bribe to gel soma of the
geerett of machines being made. Mr
sioaue left West Orange at once with
Jamet H. d'Hagan and had Katon and
Blankei.burg aircsled as they lett ine
plant
Tb.. tiriaoners w. r.i taken before Jus
tle. of the PeUCl Moore at fioutli Plain
ii, .,i Mr. SI0..1 , churged conatilra-y.
explaining that Baton bad been In the i
vicinity o. ina Pians lor savoiai uaH
and bad approached un employee of the
company numed Hooper w-ith an offer of
money, liaton, be said. Induced Hlink
enburg, ('; maker In the plant, to con
dUCt him through th.' slmpe, and also of
fertd Mi Day ' J"b with the Wright
Compani witli more wages than ht Wag
getting from the sioan- company If Mr
Ua would furnish him with certain
blu. prints.
r.ooii and Blankanbura wers sent to
the Jltlj ln j,.w Brunswick at they could
nol turuish bull.
M tllr ofti, es of the Wright Company
t g Nassnu -net. Manhattan, It was
eald yealerda) tlutt Warren H. Baton waa
llo ay connected with timt company
amj ,la, explanation of til' conduct
oould be given. Ho bad recently applied
Ine office for h Job, It was tain, and
..,s ,n;1f aB ht was nn experienced
aviator, a position would probably be
.irranire.l ror inn nv so u, as tne com
piny waa fully reorgumxed.
It waa find al the Aero Club of Amer-
i- i tint Baton was a licensed pilot ofl
tiie club.
BRISBANE SOUGHT LICENSE.
w. c, i'. t
Attack loll.ms Wllh-
drsvval of tppllcntlon
Man.vsui an. N. .1 . Nov. K. Arthur
Hi ...,,.ii,e editor of tin New York trots
alas Josraol, applied on Oetobar & to
.Indue Itullf v Laiwreaoa for a llauar
llcenae to run in Al itlic Inn, Hi tavern
of the ooloiiy which Mr, Brisbane largely
11.. ..... ..... I lo nab. tha
spplioatl
colonists
bccuuin muni 1,1 -Mlaire
an' Uermtii toymakori who
I wri. not qtllttf hatppy iHiuul thjn hfjr.
'r rnthMf t lit y wan'tMi t i
ha not to get
th. i bear in the home village Much
I oppoaltlon develop .! and Mr, Drlabant
i withdrew tin application,
, Howev er, the I ' T I '. of tills
tow ii w ash I
nt '" hp slltnl even
after Mr Brisbane gave up the project.
There appealed 111 liie Asblll". I'ark I'rfHH
to-day an advertisement whloh wns
signed only with the Initials nf the YV. C.
, t i' which pm iii" qitaationi
" In-te is tiie cotisistency of tne anil
whiskey edbmialh in tiie New York
.ourS'il and the nppllcstlon for a Inpioi
111. . use for Editor Brisbane's little colony
uu la ttUatt propcrtj at -YllulreT"
chin's Independent attitudu on the navy
''HI Will StrlOOSlJ linisilr his usefulness
,,7 JJJJ Houti. w "
IM .. 1 i . . MMM SI. ...,l... ..
Mr. Kitehln ni.ide no secret of th,
fact that h.. expects to be In n irltiorltv
Z25LESZJ22 -.a L.
to which public aeiillinviit Is behind Iht furnished them witti files American ' "aid th'it lh Preside nt'e national de
natlonal dofenc:e programme and the ,s.-,p,. -. , .md that then nan a com- fence programme challenged the spirit of
Vreelclcnt-. eucceee lr. II, ,ing up all tn-
mTnMlM maaaue hetmnKe: wil' b.
aufllclcnt to Insure th' li mieaage. !
n HIOOttraKlng aspect of the PTttl'
det.f. conference wit I, Mr Kllchln art..'
t in .01,.' unit .t tutlf . t irt.i ir!v..n (li-it l,a
Nr,n Carolinian Is by no ..-cans ready
tn Itht Hp Ilia flryan propaganda tgalntl
national dtfenca Infolflng asperslona
altu.t the ITealdenfs advisers as hav-
Ing gona ortr to the "war trafflcktra and
th.. armor plite trust "
Kllrhln and llran.
Th-' relations between Mr. Kltchln and
Mr. Bryan havt tint batn close for sev
eral yaafl and no .v!deti',e Is ssen In the
nreserit situation th it tha national de
fence tight will bring them int.. etootf
alliance. Mr. Kltchln elded with his
frltnd Mr UndtTWOOd in the bitter tight
t.ial by Mr. Hryan against Mr. L'nder-
WOdd 111 the wool schedule tfOfal years
ago.
The President would welcome the sup
port of Mr Kltchln for tht army pro
gramme wltli intense gratlfi. al;un be
cause or the Met that the KtpUDUeani n,,r,, i men 'toned.
threaten to i.opose It Intimation- bavt it, view of Germain's whotoaatt da
reached Washington recently that tba i nlall it s not OSpOOtOil thai there will
ttopuhlloant trill flght tht Garrison army bs any further reprtttntttlont by the
meiisiires snd offer In their Held a s- I'nltMl sttca in this nutter unless n
ties of hill- embodying more closely the
Ideas of the Army War Colltgt omitting
the continental army feature and pr-
tiding for greater Incrtttai In the rtgtH
lar army and tht strengthening ot Iht
National Guard.
PRESIDENT MAY SHIFT.
It . p. ee 11 1 1 1 r fchertsooff So I'rr
diets Itrssrdlna PofOMOt I'lan.
ToLg00, Ohio, Nov. "My Idea la
that '.f popu.ar opinion shows tha eOUn
try against President Wilson's dOfSHCO
plan, '.lie l'restdent will change front."
said llepresentatlvo I-aic It BhtrWOod
haft taVday when toii thai the Adminla.
.ration .11,1 rot aonrove of his remarks
against the dtftMt progra tnnw.
When asked If "the dlttlngullhtd rlti.
en." who, be tali !t t.ls Central l-.b..r
I nloti sH,s.h, bad Informed him the
President III not wholly in a.vord with
the present defence plan was w. .i
Bryan, Sli.rw.ssl re fust 1 to -cake a di-
revt answer, but exclaimed : "W hy is not
Bryan connate.-.- ., talk for Wilson? He
is "upportltig Wilton for President un,
controllli.g the Nebraaka patronage de
siiitn tn.. oppoaltlon of Boaator 11
b-
Bryan la trying to get wtlton
1 aw .v 1 roin in.- ,.riii ail i u., eii'i le.
I believa that if President wu.-on
woul.l atll a conference of the natural
nations the .siuntnes now at war would
agree to participate in tin- peace cor-
ftrtnoa 1 have ttatamtntt from tha
high sepreai ntatlv. s nf lY.vce. Ger-
many. KngUrsl. Italy, Belgium, Kusslo.
and Austria-Hungary which l.,ad me to
Indicate ta.it the would Join in ItaCB a
peace congress. "
WILSON ASKS FOR NEW
WORK TO AID BELGIANS
falls Upon Prominent Mtn i
Cooperate With Relief
roniniisinii.
At tno request of Herbert Hoover.
chairman of the Commission for Relief
tn Belgium. President Wilson bat a k. I
s number of prominent Americans to CO"
opera'..- in the work of the commission
In the United Slates Among tuom are!
otto t Ban nurd, s r, n.-rtron. Htr
hart s. lodridge. a .i Hemphill, Mel
ville B, .-lone. Oscar S. Straus and John
Beaver Whit. . In his letters cf lnvt-
tattoq tie: Prtsl dan I Says:
"Mr. Hoover, the chairman of the
Commission for Relief In Belgium, has
spprosche.1 tne with regard lo dlffloUltttg
which have arisen In the eonduct "t
that gTeat humanitarian work. In which
he feds he need the up-rt of an
enlarged committee or gentlemen of
large experience to cooperate with h m
In settling and OOndtlCtlng tht admin-
Istratlon of tha hraneh of the vom-
ml-sn.n !:, the l n :cd Macs
1 am so much Impreaeed with tht
Importance nf this institution, on which
the lives of so many people are
pendant that 1 venture lo say to y..u
that I would personally be very
gratified If you could see your way to
Join such a commutes'."
Tne committee naa re n imvriiieo uhh i
she reserve of clothing among the poorer
I ;, ,..s In Belgium Will be exhausted bv
Ghrlatmaa, An spptsJ will soon Ih
m.ule to tiie people of the CtHttd Stat.
(Or clothing for the destitute in Belgium
and northern France, who now number
between 1,000,000 and 4,000,000.
"The real need In llelgium is . lothes,"
Mr. Hoover as id yesterday. "Tne aver-
age l.elglan "T .no poorer eisss S 1,4.
I., it one suit sirnway and he has worn
this fnr the p.ud. fifteen uiontli. Much
ae.on.1 hand clothing has httn anl to
Belgium, but after It la put through t wo
or three poceaees of dlglnftOlltVJI It .
more lit Tr the rag bag than for i
man's back. What is needed in llel
gium Is about 13,000,000 to be lined foi
i he pur. ht.ee of new clr.thtwi or material
from which clothing can lie made."
Mr. Hoover returns to Mump,- to day
I in tiie Nieuw Amsterdam alter a two
weeks visit to N. w York.
0G0RMAN FOR ACTION.
I'men tteiirlaala If l.rrat Britain
Doesn't 1 rd.
i i tdtci ntatos Senator Jame a.
I O'Oorman gave out th- following Btates
inenl last night , on. . rning th
to of
. tyiS" '"J ' ,
1 1 he protest ol BeCrOttW I.
nrotat1 ! St'rrtfa!v Laftna n iinn
thi wupiM.irt of prlnLiilt oif IntcrnntJoTinl
1 lanv wlilfh were gtintirully ax'se-prtMl by
I nil nation pr'v!riiy to the romnit nt'o
I nifnt Ol ihi tpM'nt war. Thi- paiLticntii
of I ! it .ViW-'iiii pOT!r 1m ittroiit oi-
i hatuitodi eVnd finthp violation f thotto
! pKnolptiM flhOUArl not ht (olOPfttod 1V otir
j Qovornmont Mo billtffroni ihouM ho
, f, .,.,; (lw ,,. lu rrtu,ttoni w,U. nw.
in.i nationa
"ijreat. Britain's aristiTary oondtstt ha
raa-u d.ttru,'tive of American commerce
ami tiuhwa ahu n gpaotg onir rigiiis alls
must, take the oonggglltnttg of de.llherats
defiance, of the United States. We are
no) w IthOUl means e uffeotlve resistance,
and if, we are compt-lle-l to resort to
retaliatory measures Uie rcsnonalbUitr
will not be with the United Blaise. "
BERLIN NOTE DENIES
PASSPORT FORGERY
tiiihiiv Hotly AttMkl Big
lish ltopnrfs of Confes
sions by Sptvi-
CALLS THEM INVENTIONS
W AtMtltlfTOM, Nov. -The o! i.rg of
,ifrW!in epfes. m6 before their tltCQ.
Uon m BnHand Owl dmu officers.
,r,8 f()r milkjng ,.,,
Imports. 1. untU.IMItdly Atlllod
by Iht Oertnan Ooftrnmattl In nttt re- ,
c. lved :it tho S'ate De' artm'-nt to-dav. I
Thll tint- is In reporiso If. rsprotttlta.
l"' f-'rl of United StMee
Tlia American note etlltd to Iht utten-
on f he Herlln gBfornntml tiie e'a,e-
Oaffnati snle. when on
'" tie mi.it. .p.e. n n .n
I, IK! 11. WH.. H SHm WWfW lyiuiruiu
I to tide il ivernmeiit by tiie ltrltlsli.
i 1 h rman r not only de lares theae state
ntontt untrue, If tltt le, but Indicates
that sin- b. Iievcs them to be Inftntlont
of the llrituli suthorlne. If the state-
nients ever cr aiado b tiie spies, t'.s
nets asserts, t oy must baft been made
ta , .. ,,f ,i,r,.B,H ; ...n ..... ,,r other
pri-sstiro from M10 Rrltllh initliorltiea
1 ; 1- also .1 erted tn.it .igcialaa for
nutklng ami ee'.img fa's, pataporta ot
neutral ounirie- were Hlicofatod In ter
ritory oc -upled by ijer-i 111 forces. Tht
raid.ng ol such an tttabllahmtltl in Ant-
rise. '1 he texi of Iht CIS rman
follows
"Tht undersigned hat the honor to
Mate ii,u f,.;io. ng to bis Bucclltncy
I tht Hon. James u Otrard, iii reply to
I the letter of July 31, -on ernlng tht 1 -
I lagtd issuing of false p u-.sports by the
Horn , .uthorltlas;
Hit sssertlons Tuti.le n iton. ri iiosen
thai, who was ihol In II glalcl as a spy.
that n false paasporl had been affartd
to him In the offices of tne German Ad-
mira'ty St .rf. that C rvett. nsapi in.
l'rieger held a stock of fglslttcd Amerl-
ean pseenorl blanks In the admiralty
ataffotfid ,1.1 ' iat the latter hat thOWa
him the witermarks In I hem as well at
rubber ttampa fat- th.- lagauaauoa or
f .Ne oissp. -:. nw i.tnt a. no. i
"With ri'artnee to the fact that one
George T BreckoW, w'.o was arrested In
Rngiand ai a Spy, had l"en lupplled
Willi a f.-.lse a.s.irt i i InfOttlgatlong
started baft tor:.- no t . suit. It It an
tatablltbtd fact, ' iwever, thn d-iring
the p resent situation of the war certa.n
Individual! In tne OCCUPleo enemy terr
ton and al-. In n i' countries er
leavor to make a trade of Issuing relet
imper-
of leg
' 1 ' "mn;from the President and were unprepared
them for .. good prl
"In thlt way a passport lais ., r- tleti
was ral led 111 Antwerp which w..s al-
reaiv in 1x1stet.se wii- i Antwerp '
occupied by Herman troopa It tna w.ll
! :. mied that the paggpOft found on
tireckuw originated from eucb a plant
"At far a- the adeged Itatlinoni given
pos. - t ial an I llrc sow before the
Bnalltb law courts Is concerned, accord-
rg to Which Otrman otMcsra prepared
false Daasporta and handed them to
Sgants, it must be aaaumoc trat tne ac-eus.-l
were Induced by threats, promises
or other meant Of pressure during the
anamination to infant these statements
lr the belief that they might bt f In
ter. -t for tbt nemy stat
"They may have hoptd to obtain a
mitigation cf the Impending severe pun
Isument I')' Itaeirg tne rr-lMin-mnov ,..r i,i coin. nues;
the false pataporta on the authorities " ear) heartily oommend t'o-iss verses
ami tot on themselves Strong doubtelt., the prayerful consideration of all
.x. st here. bOWOftr. whether the alleged j thOtt high In political 0fBe, Whether
testimony waa totually given in at y I'retldentl . Secretaries of State or lead-
... ... .. . ...... I .... . L ai
.... li, e . -siininiion inai .jer nan co -
ernment oflh-idl- w.th the know K . Ige ind
'consent of German Oovernmsnt author!,
tlet had prepared false American paas
: porta ami handed them to agents must
I t nergetb al'.c r. fute.1
I "Th.- undersign ad icalla hlmaalf of
'tVs opportunity to renew to tive Atiihaa
s id,.- the ns-uratces of his highest
esteem
Zl M Ml KM ANN,
"l'nder Se.-r.tary of roreigr Anairs.
BREAKS JAIL TO SEE 22D WIFE.
i.e. .ruin Vrurii ,lol Mad In Vlelt
Ilia I. meat Mate,
TMA,vur;. Ga., Nov I.. Mala, hi
I Jenkins le a Thomas OOUnty negro who
i confesses to having tntt
I r tws iniiLrl-
'nditUl Mate J'la' twfn'y.twv times.
K..l.at,.a luteal tivjlt ', . IT. I. I". ' I 1 I ' t
' unty am being anxlo is to see her
, . wm of .p-aratlon, he
; , ;uado hJ) way 0
,l01mv
. .. n lm 0f having rrturtie.1 to
poMCt wept on a srlll
(, ,OU!, h!m ,.nJoy.
society of ids newest wife
JgSglrsi was n, Jail her., charged with
- rtninean(,r am Us now m ins old
,ra tlisWlv. probably wilt haft to re-
. onBer.
u U1"6 ",,",tr-
Geo.C.
.H O
ODD PIECES IN
DINING ROOM FURNITURE.
In the varied and choice collection of Dining Room
Furniture, which forms an important feature of our Fall
Exhibit of the combined efforts of the fwo oldest Fur
niture Houses of New York, are many odd and individ
ual pieces designed to add to the comfort and conveni
ence of the room, and especially interesting in view of
the Thanksgiving and Christmas Holidays.
Other pieces of interest are China Cabinets of un
usual design and size, Serving Tables, Cellarettes and a
new style of Carving Table not obtainable elsewhere.
FURNITURE, DRAPERIES. RUGS.
Flint 8 Homer Co. inc.
20-26West36th.St.
Newbrk
DID WILSON GET EZEKIEL !
SUGGESTION FROM T. R.?
Washington Wonders if The Prophet or the Colonel
Spoke to White House, and Doubts Wisdom of
Wilson Entering Biblical Field With Bryan.
WAgttlNQTON, Nov -I'reatdent Wil
son nnd William .!, Hrvan have Haehtd
a Ufa In tholr controverey orer national
dtftMM where they rc quoting Ifct
Hcrlptura at Mdh other.
Mr. Ilryan, in hie revnt etatement.
I'hrletiunlty. te eUT tlltl ht
rtad that Iht policy of prcparednc,
"ntetnplated tha eet'lnu up of false
Ideals of hotwr and of lowering the OMBe
trv'j moral standard. In Ina speevihea
Mr Hryaji has frequently quoted from
I the Holy Scriptures In araiilng against
any increase of the army and navy.
The White llousn made public to-day
tin following letter which 1'realdent Wll- '
son has sent to Heth Ixw of New York .
What Kseklrl Salg.
"Tliaiik you very warmly for yvur '
generous letter of November o and for
your courtesy In letting me nee a copy o:
your remarks on the merchant marine
question, I am particularly grutltled
thai jolt tbOUld Si fully concur In the j
ItlOn 1 took in my speecli at lbs Sl.in-
It iMari Club. There Is a quotation from
Ksaklcl which I have hud very much In
mind recently In connection Willi Ihttt
Important muttsrt. it is tiie taoond
third, fourth, nfth and sixth ftftOt of
ohapttf eii
" '."Son 0! RUM, tptak 10 the children
Of thy people, ami eay unto them; When
I bring the sword upon Uie land, if the
people of the land taJte a mail of their
OOaata, and set him for their watchman:
11 'If. when he aecth the sword come
upon tho land, ht bloweth a trumpet
m. I warn the people,
"Then whOOggftf hearcth the sound
of the trumjiet and taketli riot warn.
Ing . If the swor.l come and take him
away, his blood si ail be upon his own
head.
" He beard the sound of tne trumpc
and took i..,t u in ,.is blood thall
h. upon him Ht I," that taketb warr.-
,. g thall deliver bit sou'..
"Bul If Iht watchman see the sworq
coma , i blow not the trumpet, slid
tht ... nut warned; If tht rword
cOtnt, lakt any ptrson from among
ihem. I a ta-n awiiy in h.s Iniquity;
I ut his blood wll I require ut tht watch.
man'a hand.'
"Cordially at..! alncartly oura,
"Vl'ooaaow Wiuok,'
President Takes a fs Tack.
Rkiesvhads i,. Waahliwtan la Intanaala
Intsreated In the istett turn to the. con-
iroversy between the President and his
..r o, skMMM
h;. . . - h.r), , tmalm
for h s move In meeting Mr. Bryan on
hit own ground as a student of tha
Hcrlptures.
not lot uteres-, m Washington waa
till further intenslrhsJ when It dtVtlOped j
that Col Roosevelt ind hlmaatf quoted!
thtat very I.nea from Kicklel and had .
tttminemted them tO Mr Wlltaa'l prayer- ,
ful aonslderatlon in the August biUBbar j will is-,..iu e an efflclem defence i n
tt the jfcfropoiitaa Vo7iine. Vnlli I Btates army . osts from two u ,
T'-. re was no Indication from tbeinve tlmea much for each man as tin
White Hou'- as to whether the Preal- j smiles of Bur qxi on account of the Ire-
dent bad quoted Kieklcl on his own I mtndout saste in the tgptudlturet for
Initiative or whether he had been read-j military purposes, Ther, :.- all annual
Ing Col. HoOttftlt't arti'le. Which be- waste ,.f IS.100,000 tor use leas army j
gan ta fotlOWSI ln the thlrty-t l.lrd ft ens. Th,' money stient on W .-t Polnl
chapter Of tht gr. at Prophet Kttklel ta als.i w asted becauti it of I ; ad-1
the tira-. s. v. r-es run as foliowi. "After'
quotlns the same veraee aa contained
In President Wilson s letter. Col ltooae-t
,.s ..i .n- romn an.l inn nuus ai
Wanmtoii. and to ail male and female
illeaa orealdanta. clenrvmen. enlltors
nnd publicists of psciMst ttndtnoyi
srsiie ell to the someUm'-s well nienn
Ing, ulio have fallen victims to tne habit
of prOlolUftd and excessive tl.dulgxhc.
in tttendlng universal peace meetings
and giving and listening 10 lectures on
Immediate peace and disarmament.' 1
With this preface Col. Boosevelt
plunged forward tn a vigorous attack
in President Wilson's conduct of the.
nation's foreign relatione. Among other
things, ha charged that "With criminal
P nldlty vi. have failed to fulfil these
Obllggtions" and tliat "we have earned
and richly deserved the contemptuous
dislike of all tiie nations of mankind by
the course, we hnve followed for a ye-ir
as regards the great world war and for
four years as regards Mexico."
Col. Iteosevelt's friends In Washing
ton wero inclined to claim full credit
for him in having brought ICseklel a
words to the Preident'a attention. They
comment on the fact that tha Pretlder.'
sail In bis letter to Mr Low that he
h id had the prophet s words "very much
In mind recently In connection wnh these
Important muttera."
Many nf President Wilson's supporters
fear 'hat this attempt of the President
to n e. t Mr. Brviin nn hie own ground
might be mlselSnstrued as Indicating
thai the gtttrg s-gumepts along this
Flint
Co.
R.NER
l,i, predion upon j
were niakir;
puMtc,
r,DV . .,. ,,'ntJ . t
BRYAN SPLITS NEBRASKA
I'lan tn stnnip Against tnll-l.r.n
Mlrs Row In Fart.
I.IN. ot,N, Nob . Nov
f. -The
riouneement of William J.
l.'ryan, made
thfBWgh hit brotlirr, Charltl Bryan,
Mayor of Lincoln, that he would use hie
candidates for the LtfMatlirt who do'
not take a direct stand for prohibition, ,
has stirred up a big row In the party. .
Nebraska people aft to hat- the op-
portunlty next (rear t" vote for a prohl-
lln
the
Mtlon amendment and It Is generally I"'- . or the new s: oppirvg ne...u.u o is
lleved Micy will adopt It. Hut a con- til tie Miss M .) M Oust! . great-great -
atltutlonal atntndmant is of llttla value granddaughttr of Aaron Arnold, wfio
without lawa ta tarry It Into afloat, ami htlpod lo found Arnold, censtama
already tht liquor Interest- .ire making C 1,1 formally opened their new
Plans to control the La gisUiturs and the Pfcot of business y sterdaa Mis- Mi -Statu
House. Outty, who Is 7 ears old, slid back the
The dim .very by Mayor Bryan gflhtavy doors. She was protected by a
these plans wis follow, , promptly by bodyguard of descendants of the founder
t lie announcement that W. J. I!r an i w ho ci ne as guests on I ae opening day
would take the sturm. and Nahl all who Tins Is the third btg store to b
oppottd yrol.lbltlon.
0. 6. VILLARD BRANDS
WILSON A MILITARIST
Assails Prentdeiit, Charging
Sadden surr. nder to Lobby
for v Armj .
Oswald Uarrlaan Vlllard, tditoi of the
Kvtntng foal md regarded ,m a cita
' -lid of President Wilson, in .1 speed.
t nigf.t at Uobbs Ferry charged the
Pretldent with a sudden surrender to
e militarists after st.,t.i g .1 car ago
that "there waa no cause for ilartn aim
no oc -avion lor turning tht 0UI try into
an armed camp" He s.nd tht Adminis
tration was being Influenced by power,
ol army ard nav lobby, ronatallOg "
active and retired , Hi.-. 1 working In the
In it rest of munitions manufacturers.
Mr Villa rd s address waa b Ufortd b. -fort
the Hone and rvhool Association
1 Dobbs Ketrv 11. .in High School
auditorium and "Shall We Arm for
I 'ease" wis ha theme, Mr Villard
luotad Mr. Bryan at Mimt that tin
President's step was a deliberate break
With the p.ult slid i backward Stt
in
i ' direction of barbarism.
"Preparedness, Mr. VllUrd .:..''. '
I PUrel) an economic question l.ngtisn
ipltal attnufactureg torpedoes rorwe
'" "WW Wl mi a ana ."-
, , ,. , ' , T" , . ,, i,
VJ principle Involved Military
..ssm Incturlina Th.-. lor.- Roosevelt.
irt) . t,r u ..., , , ...,, t
j ,,, f
"There la rio aasumncc. ludglog by tht
T..u, , the post, thai t hgllons tor
snd the bllliono for iht nav;
vantage toi aerentiv. : um ,
hardlv big enough for a parade ground.
"Tne experience of th Buropeau ar-
nwm ..-".j .
strates that it ta not necessary r spend
"ar.- In training Soldiers, St th. new
' men flilit as vallantl as I hi vcterani
: All tht army that is needed lJ tn.
i ,.,,,.1 sii,t,., 1m ., ... tara. anoutfh lo In
.,. .
uaed aa a poliexi force and to patrol the
Mexican bordu War., are so ;..r out of
oats in this age that tutur. n:stor ,tt
wii. rrltldtt evii McKlnlcy for declar-
l-ig war on Spam nta question IS do
wt want an enlarged army and navj at
the cost ot burdensome taxation and the
Inereas. d cost of livin.
Dodge Brothers
ROADSTER
Spoken advertising is
by far the most pow
erful factor in the ex
traordinary demand
for this car
Unsolicited letters of enthusiastic ap
proval continue to pour into the factory
from every state in the Union
Hie motor ts JO-j.i horsepowet
The iM-icr of the Touring Cur or Ruadstei complete
ll $78i If o. b. Detroit
I 'Bia aigkHsiipa wsea I
!!! ' " 1 ' T"'"saf?aJL
COLT-STRATTON COMPANY
Broadway at 57th St.
Brooklyn As Long Ialand District
is handled eiclusively by
Bishop, McCorniicIf & Bishop,
20 Haltcy t, Brooklyn
ARNOLD CONSTABLE
NEW STORE OPENED
(troai-GroA-Granddanglir of
Founder, Aged 7, Greets
Visitors.
FINK DISPLAY OF GOODS
The big Mf) store of Arnold, 'onstahl.
A Co.. on fifth .ivenue at rnrtleth street,
was formally opened at 10 o'clock yes
terdav morning. !xng before that hour
thronss of women th.re were soinc
men too Wart waiting ut the entrances
eager to IIMPOOt the lejllillng.
do',r!, wrro ,rw"nR r,'""K'
Just ut the appointed hour, the crowds
(mt pourtd In took employis-s off their
, mied th. six larse floors
..pi ned by Arnold, , 'onetabli Co. sine
lie ..ii-.:,.-.. was begun at Canal and
Mtrcer . i . ets. Miss MoQutty is th"
Id. -' !. .lighter of Mr. snd Mrs. Robert
t ir..o I . . - - u V , I .
. .i.'-.'.e,... nnssni iwnssv
Henrlettt Constable W. atti.rbee, is I
great-granddaughter of Aaron Arnold
Th. re were bargains on every s'de
J yesterday for those who came to tne
I optnlng, and an UnUMMtl display of Iat-.-:
si : .. and fabrics. Tlio fifth an 1
sixth floor arc reserved for wholaaalt
departments. An annex Is essiti to be
I optntd foi :he display of mltllntr) nasi
I shoes rXclUtlVtty, 111 Hie old store nt
, Broadway md Vlntttenth street the
I Arm madt t,o attempt I niiet.i In th-:
. milllnary lino, but yesterday they
I ehow. ,1 .1 UQUgilltt millinery dl.pla.,
, whl.-l, will he ,xtrndr.l when the annex
L- optnod,
Tn. Kllk li.sim. s.. called, is a feature
of the tlrst floor of the new More. It Is
a small, square apartment, tin- shies of
which are a
plsln White g
oft whit, in.i the top I
z.-d crystal. Baok of the
crystal a lighting arranee.nieiit gives
varioua oolored raya, to that the pur- j
chaser nia test the ,'olor of silks.
Tin- nrst lUsir Is . i tirely fltilsbed in
the .lull grayish brown of I'lrcassian
walnut. The tecond Ibsir has mahog.
any trimming arid the third floor is in j
plain oak. The fourth Moor and a part
of the tltth ate devoted to the egOl Utlft
oftic. s of the linn n the r.sif tlieru (
will be installed a rest roctn ut.d reatau-1
rani for employsoa
Tin i building Is of plain white Itnie
sfoii'. Willi a grajiii" base atui has an
s.' f.sit front on K I fill nvenut and ex-:
lends back 17.. feet oil Fortieth street
with a "tie story SX tension on Thirty-j
ninth street.
M0NTCLAIR CALL ACCEPTED.
l
I
I llkr's I iIm iiihI tluri'll liOtl
t Irrayman I eon, the s,,Uh.
MvNTObAta, N. J . Nov. s. The Ran
l.jioe Matt;-vs White of Bhreveport,
Ise, hag aeeeptod a nail t,, st. tsike1
Bplguopal Church hi this town. mootad
ing I-. Wilson it Ktaarly, who was n
eetitly rated Btshjop suflfastan of
the dloceae tf Nem-nrk
Mr W bit.. hii.v ls-on passor of St
' Mark's Kresr-M. Chtlfoh, SbrerKo',
i fop fixe rears He wi, assume Ms
' duUat 'ii MontOtair alout January 1.
I ii.- kt :. years old, married, and ha
three children. Hit wife ts the dgisgti.
i t. - of Blittop Tucker of Virgin, i
Irs-lrri b
SnaLe ss
lloor
lle Hp. n
Btoojistiiiic, Pa.. Nov. t.-.t, she
..pen.. I the door of a shed near her
farmhouse along Knob Mountain. Mr
Anion Cope pulled front about her neck
and anus a large Ida. ksnake that had
crawled Into tht building and taken ..
pni... over tiie noor Her tcreami
brought Mr. " ope and hr sop to the
shed, and they tan tht no foot reptlli
wrlggli iwttj
l lapd
from flight
Circle 1600
Newark & Jersey City DisUiet
is handled esrtusively by
Bonnell Motoi Car Co.,
73 HaltSV St , Newark
THE SOURCES
In accepting a promi.- (
a gooJ plan to eoniidcr thc
tource, particularly cn a hu.ld.
Ing proposition, a bcrc rfom.
isea arc too often prccarloui
things.
We do tioi mcin to dKpr.
age any Contractor en
tions, hut we do make 'he
distinction, thai an 0nef
must look to a Contra .t'j
abilities rather than to Hn ,n.
tentions, for the tullilrnr-t q
contract promise.
THOM PSON-ST ARRF.TT
COMPANY
Build, ng C onutiuetion
: eopaey BltOtloa ll.pei.se. ll.OOn
1 RatrlCt Attomr) tn
Brooklyn Ms nt II,
redaction. noOOrding 1 ,.
, e"lon .-M-ns.
County Clerk
$s5 in checks, r--lurtmd
over lo h
tll.
e. The
rsl from frlen Is
'am pa k :i . ... ...
NEW YORK'S
PRIVATE
SlHOOLS
mi m. in v ivh not a
Mr f V III I Ml it's M II
..to II" W.-l fit Vi, . . . .
mid..
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Tltn ROIIt I IIOOI I llli no. .
Hiverdale-. i. Hudaott I
A ...iiicr. da) and boariltiig
fisiagsr ooyt HAHRV J ivi . '
t ..i i i.i. i tit sTHoni I'oh not.
Ml-ttS t . tllh lr. . I
. reliege Preiaaralsri srln.
with Mronit PrinlaO and Jll -
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rouegi Ifleati - i '
Regular spa. , ,i . ,ir. i , .
nr. i m i s nun. i oh .1
tYesI t ed v. A "oh I
Kind, rrf-.ri . e Rleiinnisrv H -and
i ,,ll.e Prep I.-,; tlrini
lilt IH H villi M'HUOI t'OH t. litis
Kuidersri"ii o i 'ollese lifail
Ing realleges i nuu , a.
aJ.siiie Its West 1 1 sth sire.
KtRMini si ii.ini iii Hoi sl um n
ah i s nt w reth si , i -.
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tar) . nrftalng ac ,. . .
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t I lilt tl I I I I III si II
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t rem K 'lei' rtai t.-n I 1
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GARDNBl fSCHOOL
601 I II- I It I M 1
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f atx b(ln UiL altt
THE SCO VI L L L SCHO )l
lot: rifih Avs Reeldani
Kf .1 tr and Bgectal i '
Ua it ti
Mrs. Helen M See? Uie, ftUHipa '"
Has. am
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lOKk Sea ftrt
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till NrlW V OH K sin t
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Kaffee
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CAFFEINE-FREE COFFEE I
NOT A SUBSTITUTE I
H Far your hoalth's tgke I
profit by the research ol
I telontists who have re- H
I moved from coffee the I
waste and left tht taste.
I ALL OF THE DELIGHTS I
NONE OF THE REGRETS
I KtVr a ssi kur n, tg I
I area oi sii gealere, H