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VOL. LXXXIII. NO. 97.
NEW YORK, MONDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1915. 1 tnmffti 1111, v s ". pmmiimii ammmnmi,
PRICE TWO CENTS.
pjeyestprias
BRYAN AGAIN
URGES WILSON
TOMEDIATE
Parian. That Neutral Na
tions Wait for This
foantry to ah.
TIM K TO STOP MAD
POLICY OF "DEFENCE'
Sai liellijrpronts Should
W k'l to (Jive
Peace Tonus.
IfiiMIMUTON. DOC. 5. K-8ecretary
Wlllinm 1 Bryan in a publl
state-
tiled upon prsaldeni Wilson
t.i rep- w his offer of medls-
the natkma at war. Magly
nnjunetkm with the executive
,f ether neutrul nations, Mr.
Insisted, the Freeliletit should
m
tO"Iiv
(ion :
or hi
In 4s
Bryan
III of th.'
.. Iligerent Towers the terms j
tim.ii which they will mike peace.
Hu. 1
ii , and the lnjurel rights of neu
:rj demand that such oierturee be i
trj
n the opinion or Mr. Hryan.
Th- ex-gecretary also declared that .
t v gtlon should desire the restora-1
pan 0f peawl I SUSS "the wnr It belnK ;
.- .. reason for demanding a
charifre in our national policy wmrn
. .. Ideals and puts us Into a
mad r valry with Buropa in the Incrsasi
I i llltary and naval expenditurea"
Mr. Hran' Slntrment.
Mr Br) an reaehsd WashinKton this!
in i from New York He did not:
ft .- in) callers and spent the day at.
his V ishlngton residence. Before leav- !
;rr Ian In the afternoon for his winter'
rjsldenee it M ami, Fla , he summoned
a stenographer nnd dictated the fol
Ifwing statement, which Mr. Bryan I
dined and wh.cn the stsnographei was i
dbscted distribute:
"I hoj.,- t: t the Cong i ssa which meets 1
Tj''" n 11 at once assure the Preei- 1
ilrrt Its readiness to support him in
say effort arhlch he may see fit to
tr, ,1c hasten the restoration of peace
in Europe He offered mediation at
Mm eilnnlni 'f the war. but that was
. months ago, since that time
- .', than j 000,000 men have leen
It " 1 fti in than I.OM.000 hive lieen
sui ' I' d more than 110,000,000,000 1
ai been expended.
' ! rr Ide detail and i xlent of suf
string 'lie WMl Ti nT surpassed ancthtng
k:n- to insteir: 'i r of media
:sr is not only an.pl Justified on fhe
ireaad of humaaUy, but it is demanded
If, however, other reasons are desired
th in he found In our obligations to
rh. nther neutral nation-
".til of the neutral nations are suffer,
big Im, ise of this war. which ohst nets
t'. gharays of the world, interferes
i ' .ir.il trade and e, alters Injury
S' where, The neutral nations ar.
tw .-th' standere, whose people
re r kiied. unintentionally of
0U- "It killed
Hardens on enlrif1s.
'T. neutral nun ns are oompelled
Is .-.o t ,r !en of taxation that would
n eaaarj but for the war, and
i ;n .ce in danger of lieliig
In tin- conflict some of them
r i most forced into it.
. .i ci not only shares the suf
' 'h,r neutral nations, but
i al reason for desiring
" loratloi of peace, namely, that
ii - . .iig useil .is a reason
f i , lanae In our national
i ', , our Ideals and puts
i rivalry wun Europe j
i n .-. el' military and naval
s- pendltures,
', me ins of bringing the
v it ,id w uld not only add to
St nfluencs but 1! might save
i all ti or more In taxes.
ar I -ltd a'. o put an end to the
HIS ifscl He icares Which are being
IS' ' f: 'j t.', the public The other
Seu'-.i natinni wait on us
' i ibundanl re.ison to heltece
tr. , :. President, either alone or In
conjunct i th the Bgeotttlvea 0 the
SI - - neutral nations, can secure from
,v- die - war ,i statement of the
I , "" which peace 1 possible, and
. men! would he the begli
r in rgchangs of views which
Voilsl l.iil to ,1 Heat.:-.
"Tin is must lg anno in, ed wis
tin-" . trh) not now! T. .uk for a
Ststenu .1 'Ins terms Is merely to
- g. rem nations to say I or
it tin it fighting K'l -h of ;h.
Qo' i nts .it war certainly knows
vhai . that it demands, othejrwtoo
t ou .t justify a contlnuancs of the
stsughtsr.
"A- i i thi betllggram nations kno-S.
' ah.il in, are fighting, why not
Isll ' a-c! I" In this day and ago
n in afford to wage war for
rossonsi especial!) when in doing
' essarlls brings Injury to neutral
nstcc.
laiportaal ttuesti
s , , ,, t, which the nsu-
tral nations certainly have a right to
, are you lighting aboul'.' in
I 1 d what Is that, being done.
hi. i pan have peace.' Publicity
am i . d sift out unworthy a'"1 un
rea ii hie motives.
the arorld knows what each
t' ii lent ii Ii ., ,i condition precedent
ts p
raie.i
in h.
tin resnoi nihility can be lo
-I moral pressure can he Druugni
favor of ;. peace thai will
ii reusun aim ii.- prvmias "i
tienoa,
.iv lhal this war must nscss
' '.. ie any length of time even
i . i- equlvalei ' 'o saving that
II tliiti which c,m he settled
he --word, and to say that is to
coming of the day when war
- I o more.
dei, tin- possibility of an era nf
d upon line and brotherhood
illengs Christian civilisation a
HSVHgsry. To delay the coming
era IS Inexcusable '
lent Wilson's original offer of
in was made Individually to the
nations at war within a day or
th,- beginning of hostilities,
... h nation acknowledged re
i the offer no other rsoponi has
been made.
tin form I" whl'di it WaS made the
l urn
'T.
f..s .
ihsr
only
iht, .
ef
s .
two
Al"
fsi
-
in
Off i
at .
ss.
Ol,;.'
Kilt,
Sr.
- a standing one to be accepted
' i . after Its
pi thui mlgkl
n thsss nations or any of them
"p. 1 Thnt it still standi the ;
lie Allies and the Central I'owers '
e-P aware, and Prieldant Wilson I
aonaJattliUlf taken the poeltloa iaioy
Iii 1
matting ail kinds or pi ami to make
him renew iha otter thet to da so with
out knowing that It woul.l be iicceptiibln
might niiik.' It ImpoHlbta tor thin rutin-
try to net when till right time Oomat
An a matter of fact, the President I
known thai a renewal of the offer at this I
time would hr resented hy lireat Britain I
ami ner alllea, hut would he pleasing to
Oertniinv The President will not make
another move. It Ik understood, until he
l satisfied that It wotilil he acceptable
mi coin Hide.
GIRL OF 12 KILLED IN OARAOE. i
Child CmM Whin F.levntoe!
Stfirts 4 a to Move.
Fifteen firemen of Truck 14 antra ealtod
vesterdac afternoon to extricate the
body of t Ve ve-year-ohl Jennie Siegel (f
30H Weal Kortv-scventh sl.e.1 mtut
was enlsned between a celling and an
automobile when an elevator In the !
garage at '117 Went Forty-seventh street
moved upward Juat an (he machine wns
rolling from the elevator The child, i
nnneen by any one. wan anting In the
ear, She waa dead when the firemen I
reached ner.
WIRELESS DEFENCE FOR U. S.'
Inventor (Uinta Machine will Del
elmy InmnlnK Fleet.
tasa Iwomuaf, tk-. r.. Charles r.
Harrle. consulting engineer, an Inventor I
of many devices, suvs he hag an ap
paratus that by the use of anararful
electric currents, riding the focused aero
naves or the w ireh sa. will repel the
fleet Invasion and annihilate the armies
of the future, making the fulled itates
absolutely impregnable, lie says the
machine pnssed a rigid test last week
at Point F'rmm. near here.
"Ttie maohlnss can be built for tr..oon I
each. They ran la- used w het ever 10,000
r fnore volts are available, " he said. I
-. n : mk preparcnicas merely a mat- I
um .i eirantf. ens invention revolution
! lies the usages of war It admire the 1
throwing of a wall of electric tlatne '
TV , ' new ur.n
I in r- n U IO) .if t i .. abl . .. , .!. I. S -
. M which n"n.,.a: live l !
makes gvttpoarde merely i memory. ns
Snglns of destruction."
FORD ARK STOWAWAY
MADE MESSENGER BOY
He Oets Aboard Through Fake
Message to Mrs. Inez Mil
holland Kojssevain.
Again the inspiration that comes to
great young souls to grab opportunity
hy the rorelook has result ed in an
aaptring wv.mg man landing a Job. When
Jacob Qreenberg heard that Henry Foil
was going abroad to save Europe Jacob
decided to go too He had ted lieen
Invited, hut he decided to go. for would
it no: be a aronderful opportunity to mix
with ?rr se vho hvr Jds t.- tinnd out
A
",,d
Mr, Kotd
It was
Instance'
It
OUle
Jp.Tih us.-d to he a messenger hoy, but
his ambitions were of the kind that
might be described .is v ault ng So when
the srh of peace eras shout to pull out
froni hei dock on Saturday who should
trot up tne gangplank n th a messag.
for Mis. lies Mtlh I land Pol see vain hut
Jius.i, .ioi.ii had written the meaaage
hlmaelf, but arhsn thai sraa dlaoovered
the ship eras out in the bay and Jacob,
a'lth another stowaway, a Dane, w-ho
I bought it a rood we) to get lamie.
Wet ,- .' I ' .'HI Iv hi'' I' l
The ship was "r from land when the
two were draegfd ml b iti irate mate.
and Hi-en the -pu t thai dares and wins
Sained up in Jacob of the .rass buttons,
He appealed to Mr Pord, unboaomed
himself of his desire to help save Europe
or run an uutnm i dle factory, it didn't
matter much which so long as he didn't
have to pe.l potatoes And t e appeal
won, for Jacob, in "hi reminder of Sew
York in his messenger uniform, eras
commissioned official msssenger of the
rk. Xn oi,- on board c uld remen r
whether Noah had a messenger. Put thai
m n r, , w!.v this irk shou'dn't
It was with relief and resignation
1 thai Mrs. Qreenberg, surrounded in her
flat hi other Oreenberga, heard of her
son's safety, res, he would be a good
hoy, he would not do anything to lower
the family dignity; Mr. Pord would find
him a great help, she was sure.
Ai d the Dane? Oh, he hHil no In
spiration, ii.- i- peeling patotoei
600 TEACHERS IN REVOLT.
llbjeel to
Order
I Med ten I
lssu,d fit
F x it in I lint Inn
tin i a.
6. Ths tton
Atlanta, !a.. Hie.
women teachsra in Ihs Atlanta public
schools aie threatening t" sjalke or rut
their posit mis raiher than undergo
physical examinations In ths manner pre.
scribed b an order nf the hoard of
eduoatlon. Mi W N AVdklns the
medical director, has informed the loach
trs that tic sxainlnatlons w-ill bs of the
eyes, ears. nose, throat, lungs and heart
and that the teachers will be required
to strip to the waist.
Iir. Adkins Is young and his order
has aroused the teachers. They do not
object I" being examined, but want
their family physicians to do the work
Adkins says this will not be allowed.
The teachers will hold a m. so ing to
morrow and will protest la ths hoard.
' if relief is nol granted Ihey w ill not
allow Adkins to examine them,
TIGHT SHOE CAUSED DEATH.
i:x-lanni I vu ii In I'I-u-nIh ur
I tin nf llhaotl Pfilniiiilim.
hkawu, l'a.. Dec. r Blood puiMmnc
i fiopf.i from aofa producwl b) a
tiiTht nhif, ritumi the iteath thin vi-
ning m RobMi u Nieniiiofi 10 ytwri oml
former mombsr
,,on(.r resnlent
lm uiv anl
f (leaver onunty.
Two weeke ur,' Mr. Bterllni n'ui
un aiirHNion ins u-ft fMt atar wmu-
IupT a t iiftit mMh I -It t It- jittftii ion wuh
World 'iO it t Hrst, ami bvfort Un laiii r
wm rfiiai blootl i'iinn had iipeared.
iu'iiiiK ihHiriuiiK ff the (KMinty
win- caMfol into OMMlttAtlOtli bill tin
Hprt'Hfi a tii" i m 1 1 OOUU iit Ih
ihivkt'tl.
HOSPITAL SHIP CHARGE FAILS
merli n 11, llHIllsh mid ln mi
auls theolve RHIIsk,
sprrtrtt f-i,. ariaajfrs is 'run gtrs.
ondoNi Dsc, s Tii. Horretary to the
Admiralty announeed ioday 'hut in
view of the allegations mads in Qar
mini wireless press desp iti lies Unit Ilrlt-
ish hospital ships me being pul lo im
orousr use the hospital ship Uaurelanla
i",,rJ exiimined by American, Panlah
and gw'ss oonsulM w in, anaoivad tne urn.
ish of had faith a declaration to tits
effect lhal there are neither combatants
nor warlike stores anoara waa sign d
by the lonsula.
FORD PLANS TO DEFY
GERMAN WAR RULES
I'nsspnrt or No. Ho In Di'tor
nit nod to Cross I'urt of
kniscr's lloiiinin.
PILO KIMS FEAR ARREST
Calm Rolpns Aftor Storm in
the I'eaee Headmiarters at
Kilt more Hotel.
rrtr,i Tnr Six'" rorrrTnnrlfnr
Alio vhp PBACa Ship Ohcaii II
1a
a-ire!es t., glaaconast, Stnsa . Pec. 5.
Despite the regulations governing inms-
nortn. Henry Ford la determined t- o ravi
Qarman territory on hia way from Cop
snhagan t,, Th" Hagus, where the peace
conferetK'e Is to be Staged, Mr, F'rd s
p,a!iKrt atithorisen him to visit only
neutral isiuntrlee, not to atop at or pass i
1 I
itiroiiKh any ..f the ne.llirenent coun
trlee, and Bonn- of the paasotlgera are
apprehensive lest he and hie party uc
arrested If they attempt to set foot on
German soil
Already the peace pilgrims are or-fran-Isiintt
for the work of pacifying Europe.
Committees of the isi,saetiKer ; gen
eral and separate OotnTAlttaei of cltvgy
men. students and news-puper men have
lieen organlaed to confer with similar I
OOSAmltteai In the neutral tuitions when;
the ship arrives.
A peace Ha, the gift of Mayor Blank
enburg "f Philadelphia and presented by
Mrs. Joseph l-'e.- of Philadelphia, widow
of til. soap manufacturar, who ; a pas
Banger, will It) at the masthead of the
Oacai ii.
Many srireleas mess;iges of i;,Klspee,i
have been received, and hundreds of
teleirrams received Just bsfoTS Balling I
are yet un tpened. 1
Seme of the isace pilgrims nnd the 1
roilinu sm unneutral and have alread
retired to their cablna. The uninitiated
mistook the gulls following the ship (or
lows.
CALM AFTER THE STORM.
llt-ttCf Pit-, ii ili-s, Kuril Prjir nlt
hi Itiltmurfl.
Trio ahn afttT th? ftomi reigned
xeeterday in Huit' 717 at the Blltmore
Hotel, the ii al wht-i was hatched th
peafp dove thai saiU-il with Mt-riry rord
tm Baturdaj as pilot of the in'nr 11.
VVh t for a weak had been turmoil
IndeecrJbahlt' nr ttt lillar.tiiaa' K't
tttrf toatiluM- w.t not h i ttpr hut still lift
lnckt-ii doora, sw'pt Hoora, a lonely
tetegTatn on a email table. The very air
set mad to whlener. like Mr. Pm kitufT,
"AH is inai ; a lmty ralm -r adts 1
me." i
Actum will burst forth again toay. i
however, for anothei though smaller and
leaa diatlttaTtilahd inert f peace diet
plea aall Wedneaday aboard tin- Kntl
ciik v 1 1 1. to help Che original paw
sh.p't company atop the war by Chriet
maa The aecond i"t ' th-.s who
mlaaed tin- ah v off dai iil loo late
that they WottM "
Silence almoal oppreaalve after tin- up
roiiriou' acenea at the Hoboken ploff
gripped few "f the aalfconatltuted
arbltera of the wai who remained Mr
rord( heff hii Bdael, now in charge of
his father t buelneea oin n Theodore .i
Delavtgtie, who wrltee Mr Porda ntate
mvnts for him whether Mi- r"ord Itnowa
it or noti wrapped ihemaelvea In a
perfect cloak of llenoe. Perhape they
hud rheiTi'd thffaslve vtiict'lfttn, hki
moat othi ra at the pier
Not sm Jamee L 'hwI-h, a benevolent,
wh'ti hatred peace prophet, who came
bre to aee Mr ford "tr ami Incidentally
to tell hi in about hlfl si-heuin for the
t'lined Rtatea "f the World. Mr Font
took the plan voffj aerloualy. aald Mr
Cowlee, wi; t b) the way. reminded th
reporter that, hs he at th- end f,f
hit .-)'! 1 ;:. "Who Who," tit la known
an the "Kathir f the Pareala rout."'
At ih it. itu, oil too waa young Bruce
Davis a Yai fffeahmati who came to
New York on the chance of being ln
v 1 1 e i made known hie deelre on Friday
;n the hotel corridor t.i William J Bryan
Hud throtiKh him got tb- precloua mvi
tatlon. Then M i i Mtvla gave tip his
place ir: line t. Mr A M "lark of
I'nio Alt". l and mlaaed the ship.
He will -a : on the Prede h VIII . him!
. j l'", ' T
ni atory
K ! ClW f Nil HO) IS t 1 1 1 1 1 Ul'
the FOffd p atf argoey.
Kvt-o more dlaappolnteil than he, f
a trunk can be dlaappolnted, the trunk
or" I r. Chariot He aee languiehed on
ii.f Hoboken pier yeaterday. The trunk
wai girded f". the pilgrimage but 1r
Peaae, where waa be" Ami AJinottc
Haaelton, whin- waa she'.'
"in. Charlea i ; Peaae, 110 Went
Fifty -II rat ntrcet," read gwedlah bag
gageman "Oht he' the fellow tome
body Invited fuT a Joke "
I r. Peuae --aid laal tilghl that would
K t his trunk : '-day
The peaae trunk wa nol the only
one left at the pier, howovti There
aan one belotiglng t" it. t v: Hudaon
and anothei belonging a i r Kd
wards, both -i parte unknown to t lu
ll ne, who mimed the argoey. in the
ama room were a fun doten new type
jrrtter deeki ordered fr tb uh of t ti
flft -odd peace correapondenta, which
arrived too late,
DANES WON'T INTERFERE
Peaae 'sit ru lie aaaldered
1 noiiieiHi in Mwedea,
1 setrtsl pgafs Pssgslel t Tm. s. ,
CofiNAoaNi ii i London. Deo, r. The
1 fQlittkrn suys Henrj tord and his part)
'will not he Interfered with In Denmark
! if they nhstaln front am arMnn oon
I 111. 'iing wuh Denmark's Intereeia
Daapatohes from Pnrratlanla ijuote the
Morwegtun Pnrelgn Mlnleter us esyl-ng:
j "ir the oumu 1.1 Ohrlatlanki it win be
useless Mi. Sehinedeiiiiin, tin Amor!
pan Minister, will Introduce them Their
vigil will he considered unofficial and
they will I"- nil' wed Ul hold meetings. "
Thi' .'ovelgn Minist l of Sweden sajs
tint orncially in' knows nothing of the
; visll of tin- parly nnd consequently has
nol . .insider, -d what attitude he w ill
adopt
SEES FORD A SOCIALIST.
no ne l v it 1 1 e ppegeboa Kool
IhIi ne nf III tniin-r.
Tb-
Rev.
Bouck white.
1. bed on "Tlie
rd " yestt iday
avenui near i
11 Houiallat
Koollnhneaa
a.t Bryanl
oriy-second
m nintor, pn
of Hi til I'
1 1 ill, HlXtli
Hll . el
Mi- -all I Mr. Km d
Inlet vals I hfOUghOUl
prophegtOd that t Ii ld4
hah 0d ''im to falsi
a too a fffOqUOnl
his si' r j 11011 and
ery quality wbloh
a QoVa'f tea tlier
agalnal i bayonet will Mime day bring!
llir. Fo-lnto the Hoclullt movemonU I
WIDER P. S. C. POWER
AFTER M'GALL GOES1
Whitman liptorininod to Have Mlf Armorpd Vossol ut Sluing
Strit'tcr ltOpTiiliitioti nnd hnl nnd Train (inns on
Ordors Knforced. Arsenal Also.
FA VOHS CRIMINAL TRIALS1
Ha.vward BlpcetH t R Dm
iirnated ns Chairman of
the Commission.
Al.nAN'T. Tee. S The remivnl from
office of Chairman Bdward k. McCbJJ
of the Fun; lilstrlct Pablle Service
Coram laalon is expected loHnorrow night
or by Tuesday at the latest
(lov. Whitman spent the day Kolna
over the record, and the OoVemOT'S
friends Bald there seemed to be little
nSMIeniT to ttie ahafaea. extent the one
...... .mi the
that Chairman etcCall waa still tne
I owner of .it snares of stock of the
i Kmjra (Viunty lOlwtric UgM and I'.iwer
j Company
It if exiwcteil that William llayward
win he dsalgnatsd by uov. Whitman to
succeed Judge MeCall ns chairman of
the commission and that by Febniary
1. when Commissioner Cram's term ex
pires. Mr Hayward will have three If
not four new Commissioner as his col
leagues. The removal of Commissioner Wood
Is taken for granted here and so was
the removal of Commissioner Williams
Until it was suggested that Commis
sioner llai ward has taken a liking to
him. If the Thompson committee has
'us way however, h
will he removed,
nothing has besn
him of a serious
deaplte the fact that
brought out agalhat
nature
The changing "f
the commiseton docs
th
membership of
imaummate tin
as the K.rt
concerned, in
s not
Governor plana as f
CHatrlci Oommleaion I
fait thii
dental t
i- only preliminary or inci
a programme ns nas msssn
t.ut fr ntrlcter regulation
of utility af-
fall's iii th arater city.
Tin- rivermr Is re-M.rto-it t. hav
teeurhed the determination that hereafter
th oedare .f the public gervtce tNnn-
ntrl sin nuit Ik enfi -reed
lmmlealoiiera will be "tit
iiin now
t-Ued. above
all elae, t- enforce their ordet and t"
pK-ute crirmnally corporatlona which
iai in the lolatlon ol reauiations
end onwra or the ..mnnytni.ii.
The Thotnpaoi
mitn. tee m primal
' purpoo ! t- oran legtaiaiion wmrn
will . over the prv nt defe. t In the Pub
; U.- Ser trt Commlaalon law by plavma
in the handu of the Mammtegftotl pjowava
atumt wh
h there ean in- no iUiniion.
aAntV that more eigrid regUlO
11 1
tlon of public utlltt) corpora
the snforsmenl of orders of
poratlon and
t ' 1 1 i om
jdjs.1. r, wi 1 he 1'ie tW-. On el I'.'ll!" Ol
the Inveetlgntlon by the Thompson com
ndttees To acagompllth thla th commit
(c will sho't. take etepa to :e.-utn-mend
to the next Uegleialure the ohangea
in the la a- amplify ma the poweffl of
the commlaalon and mort harpl) tie
Anlng its dutioi ti. reapeci t.- rogula-
1 1
rrat
Th.- plans of d'v. Whitman are alOU
Mi.d to Involve a big reduction in the
anaim rina? staff The praoUoa-l cample
tton of the engineering end 'i the sub
way eon. met i.n project in reeponlblu
for this proapectlve eMmlnatton of part
of th engineering corpe This will in
I'olfaWed b) the mcceaaion of many :
the preoent employaaa f the oommla
m b men picked by the Oovemor
nefa hvmmleaionei a
CELL IS REWARD FOR HONESTY.
MolOVlal Held fter tceldritl for
Tolling I r u t h Uo u i ie eil .
I If Mr. I Mom-lien wire 'alive m-day lie
I WOUld quit V"rk the in.: ite he heard of
' Harry K.iuim inn. 4 Hrathi r manufat -turer
01 Pennington vtreet. Newark,
WtlO klia'-keifa mill (tOWn With hi ailtO-
mobile yinterday and then talked hlmotlfl
t into a fell.
Mr Kuufmann w in driving in Hudeon
4tree, when at Cutrkaon sin-et he atrucl
Thomaa Conroy, a la bo re r( of itt Waal
Houston Btffeet, 11 picked the man up
and tMek bun to the Hudaon street, hoa
'. pii ti ami then ailed up the polloe ami
told them about 11 The had beard of
i the aceident. but had nol bean 'able to
I earn anything about it tip to that time,
When Policeman Bennett of the Charlea
I atret t vtatlon gol lo llw hoepltal and
; Cpund that onroy was sliahtly hurt he
naked Kaufmann liow fit tie u.ts going.
M High teetl mllee an hour." was the
Una War, and as that tn three mile mire
I than the bunt. Mr Kaufiuanii waa taken
1 back 10 the atatlon 'and locked up un a
charge of felonlou aeeaull
BRITISH RECRUITS STILL LAG.
Lord Deawi lelmlta hu rinn la
N"t Halt I Pel gaaoaafwli
Sprriilt f'a6l 'ixirA f., Tlir Si "
LompoKi Doc, B .1 H ThotrutH, 1
Labor Membt-t of
apeeoh at mooting
evening "aid with r
"l am exiiressum
Parliament, in a
of rallwa) nu n this
aard to rerruHIng;
Igord Derby'a onln
ton when I tell ou that the BCheme has
nol been ho aucceaaful ;w he u ni iripat, d
and had a rlghl lo epist."
Mr Thomaa urged vtgoroua recruiting
effort tin- ooming wek in order t'
avoid (be niM-easity trf OOm?fiptlon,
Next kiturda) will be the htat day :
the period Mxed for tbe trial of tin n -
orultlng aoheme Initiated by Lord Derby.
D ANNUNZI0 WANTS DUEL.
I Imllenites l ivo ItMllnii Denolles
t.,r t, tuck in Partlameali
Itosta, !"'. a. Qabiiele d'Annunalo
has ohallSllged tWO llallan deputies. Slg
norl Maxr.oni and Uraziadei to duels
The chuiiengs resulted from ru rks
made by 'he two deputies In tin. I'ham-
her ysatarday which the ism-i oonatrusd
as un attaok upon hts honor.
Oabrlsle d'Annunilo is a lieutenant
In the Italian army. Me took un active
pur' In urging his Qovommonl lo enter
th" war on the side of the Allies and
inter in supporting the Qovsrnmsnra
rouras after II had lieen adopted lie Is
to he up olllclal Italian chronicler of
the war
Uieut. d'Annunalo Raw UVer Trieste
hist August us passenger In a military
aeroplane, dropping messages on the
city, In which the P 't promised 'In
Italians of Trieste itiat Ihey soon would
he fn iii from Austrian rule
U here In Keui Ho Willi it.
Ht...kit-t tail d Infermatlnn ren Hiiinp- r
.. ani'Tll i.ili...i 11.. ,....11 L
gOl'THRUN UAH. WAY. N. V. (Mee-lii
rtfth Ave. a 49.
CHINESE WARSHIPS
SHELLED BY REBELS
FOREIGN CONCESSIONS HIT !
Revolutionary Outbreak Re-
lieved to Re Tart of Plan
to Restore Moiiarehy.
Iprriel Fabh ttttfttrh r.. Tun St is.
siiAv.pt it. I'ec .I. in a revolutionary
outbreak hare early this morning rehe'.s
Oelaod the warship I'hao-ho and Opened
(Ire on other warships nnd the arsenal,
Reveral sh ds fell in the t reign COOOSO"
atone,
Ahout : o'rlock this morning twenty
men set forth from the foreign settle-
ment In a launch and went alongside
the Ohao-ho, whi.-h is lying opposite ti
Klangnan arsenal.
on the arrival of the launch th. .-re-of
the rhaoho mutinied, apparently by
prearrangement. Aboul o'clock the
mutineers opened Mre on the arsenal, the
cruiser Haldll and the gunboat Tung
rhi'ig. The lliii-ehl and Tiing-.-hlng replied.
end there whs lively cannonading "f
llghi and heavy gun- for an hour.' At
least half a doien three pound shots
fell In the foreign concessions, The
city and eountryside were thrown Into
panic,
Aftsr the Arlng .eased the Chaoho
remained at anchor, keeping watch on
the other warship- The arsen.,1 au
thorities notified the set. im Consul of
tile foreign settlement thai the i'hao-ho
would lie slp lled and slink at d.i.vUre.ik
Attempts to investigate the outbreak
met with only partial sucvimh
1 . ii is Driven Back,
newapaper launch endeavor..! to
reach the arsenal, hut It was chal
lenged by the Tung-chlng and ordered
to turn about Notwlthatandlng Imme
diate npllance with this order the
gunboat opened Ore, damaging the
laum h slightly.
Thre' subsequsnl attempt, to reach ,
the arsenal by an automobile were tin- ,
availing On each occasion the outer
pickets were parsed after a strict ex- ,
animation, hut the inner gusrds turned
hack the automnhlle at the point of
their rifles.
Th, arsenal referred to In the fore
going despctcti :s believed to be the big?
Klangyan arsenal, near the foreign con
cession
Shanghai has keen the sostts of fre-
qurtj. ,111 I Litter (evolutionary outbreaks
Ir recenl years It Is the metropolis nf
ti,,. province of Klang-gu nd a veit
shipping centre being situated aboul
twelve miles from the coast During th
rebelttO'i Jul. Oil, shells fell into
the Kren 11 iuarter The foreign con
cession W.IS a so endanger. ,1 m N'ovem
ber, 1011, when the rebels occuplsd the
city and arsenal
Tins l it. st reported
may he connected wit
against tits restoration
monari nv recently di
i ahel nu'ltre.iK
the movement
id the t'hlneM
ded upon by
Preel lent Yuan Shlh-k 'al
surprise lo this Illy.
The '.-port of a new rebellion at
Shanghai occasioned no surprise yes
lerdsy am. ng thoe in New Tork who
a-e iioate.l on Chinees afters ir a re
bellion has '.ciu.'.'i.y occurred, it waa aald,
it is no doubt headed by Oen 'hen Chi
mel. the i. uteris opponent of President
i Yuan ghih-k'al iien. Chen recentls dls-
pi d L- Sin, t il-sen at Hi. head of
those iter) radicals who oppose Yuan
apd the plan for the reeetahliehmrn: of
a monarchy.
Now li Is charged that Oen Chen
is working mon or less in the interests
of Japan, and this Is the thing that may
defeat him The Chinese hatred of
Japan 1- now BO great that if i' be
come generally believed that Chen is
helping Japanese ends he win certain!)
be ruined and fUatl'B triumph will h.
complete,
Japaa Will He Hleaeed,
A rebellion of any sort In China will
please .tapan becaUSS Japan has been
seeking II "III e powers 111 I'llllia lllld Will
doubtless seize upon ,11. y sign of dls.
order as a pretext for Stepping in and
virtual!) governing china such a move i
would mean serious International com- '
plications. ruder pres. -ni condltlono
rfngland ami (Trance might feel obliged
to support Japanese acts it China If
not 100 overbearing. Ruasla's altitude
j, less cei talt, How far her alliance
with Prancs and Rngland in the preeenl
war would predispose her lo agree to
Japanese demands on china is not
, known Wen- she nol at war ai.d allied
With France and BngUMld It Is thought
certain thai sin- would actlvel) oppoee
an) further extension of Japanese power
, or Interests in ' 'h I ti,.
Pri f Jeremiah V Jei.ks. who is iri
tou. h .vii.i Yum dhlh-k'ai'a (lovernmsnt,
said lasl night that Hie repori of the
Shanghai rehellloli was news to htm.
li.- would make no comment.
CHINA PL ASS REFORMS.
ton ghlbk'al Idvaaales Ratew
sloii of I .1 lien I Ion .
I'kkin'. i'ec .'. President Yuan Shih
k'Ul gave out lo-day the following state
ment of hi- policy :
"My policy In the future will be lii'
sime as I" ths past ; that Is. progres
sive reform. Prom the very beginning
oi my official caresr I havs had three ob
jects p. vli w the sdoptl -n nf .in efficient
educational system in order to dlaaeml
nate eduoUtlon throughoul the land, de
velopmenl of the country's natural re
sources and tie promotion "f industrial
. nterprlsss and efficient reorganisation
of the country's military forces
"1 know only ton well that only hy the
adoption ot an efficient educational sys
tem wherebj uidversal education shall be
Introduced into every npok and corner
call we hasten the progress of the coun
try I have also realized that if China
Is Id recover from her present state of
weakness it is necessary to develop the
country's natural resources by the latest
Scientific methods Heine we have
spared no pains to snoournga different
hi. inches of industrial enterprises with
the view of developing our comm. rce.
Hut iii order to enforce then, policies
we musr llrsi of all maintain peace and
order In the countrv and in order to
maintain pence and order there must be.
a reliable and well dlsolpllnsd army -at
our service."
lias's Hrllish Losses l.tiu.
Mprefcil 1 11S0 , i' A ., Tm Hi n
UlNpON, I lei" rh
Hposj, I'ec .". 'I'ic- oihciai Hrilleh
laaualty n laauod today Includea the
larnae ot 4:. oftlcera( 01' afhiani II eert
killed, and of I . r, 9 7 men. nf whom fill
jwer. Killed.
Bulgars Make Onslaught
on Allied Line in Serbia
French Check Two Attempts to Cross the Cerna
Attacks Near Kosturino
Defeated Southwest of Prizrend.
TEUTON FORCES PRESS
sseetleJ raOat Desgafrl aj Tut st
LONMK, In.. The Serbian cam
palggj proper having been brought to
a conclusion, interest in the Balkan
operations now centres upon the fate of
the PrancO-Brltlsh forces In the south,
eastern corner of Serbia and the strip
of Bulgarian soil held by the Allies
So rigid Is the censorship in galonlCS
that the exact status of these opera
tions Is veiled in myitsry. An official
statement wsue,i by the Preneh War
OfBos to-day, however, indicates that
tip- allied troops are continuing to hold
their own against the onrush of the
Bulgarians -weeping to the southeast
since the fall of Mot, astir.
It Is als.. strident from the Mate
tn.tit thai the operations In the south.
ern theatre In tin it ikana have been
reduced InetU to local lighting. The
A llli are believed to be strongly In
trenrhed along 'heir entire line.
Two attsmpta 1 Hie llulgarlans lo
cross th. Corns River were frustrated
hy the Prench artlller lite and their
Infantry, Determined attacks on the
Anglo-French positions in the direction
of Kosturino is., were repulsed. The
fall of Monastir is officially admitted
ii the French statement which fotlowi i
The local actions of December :t,
reported in the preceding communl
iue. wire of considerable violence,
notably in in,, direction nf Kosturino.
where the Huigatu cannonaded and
att o kisl ,.- t ,,iir p rations and
we-- repul
id.
On the Cerna tw.
acroots the river eei
lire of our artlllers
tttempts to get
stopped by the
ind our infim-
try 'n.e Bsrblans having evacuated
Monaatlr, nuxe.i Auatrian and Bulge
rlan patrobj hale entered the did
Further progress in tne Austro-rjer-man
Invasion of Montenegro is reported
by the Herman War Ofhcs t .-.lav ,t
two pla es, the Herman statement - ows,
in. remnants of the gerblan army, aided
by Montenegrins, are still lighting on
their own mii. This is northeastward of
Ipck. whi.-h ihs on the aVrbo-Montene-.
grin border, and in the Jama moun
tains III southwestern Serbia. The Qer
man War ''til., atatelBenl issued this
afternoon say, ;
Near PlevUJa, Montenegro, and .n
tin- mountains northeastward of Ipck
ion tne gerho&lontonegrln border we
captured several hundred prisoners,
aouthwestwsrd or I'rlarend the Bui
gnrians defeated the retreating enemy
and captured 100 guns and - large
quantity of war material, Including
tranepoB vehicles,
in tne jama mountains, half way
between KrooVS and Ochrlda and east
..I I'.laa Herbian tear guards were
thrown back,
Tin Hermans ami Bulgarians were
cordially greeted by tne authorities
ami the population ot Monaatlr.
Tne official st;.. ment issued m Vienna
to-night sns;
There l as been heavy lighting m ar
Cslegric, on 'in' Montenegrin '.order,
the Montenegrins 'eing repulsed by
troops operating from Ko -i. South or
ri,- :je we repulsed countel atta -'s-
.t i'levije w, captured .. million
Infantrt cartridges and i hundred ar
EXPLOSIONS WRECK
GERMAN ARMS PLANT
Bcverol Hiinilrril Killt'il in
)pktriiction nf liiu Pat
i. nit's at il. ill''.
Sg, eiJ . i, BggfrJ) lo Tut Si N
CopamtauaN, in. London. iJec A
big German aintnunltlon factory In
Halle I'l evince ol" gagony, was blown
ni'. ktiimg several hundred persons, ac
cording o teis.rts received here t-.-.ia-
ilnli' meagre rep-.rls ha, lieen r--reived
thus far as lo the egtenl of the
disaster, imt u is Indicated that the
dlaaetei is the woral of its kind that
has lakeii place in anl of tha countries
al war since tile present conflict begin.
similar factory In lb.- town of Bojden,
Koala, accord! ns lo I'sporis, was .iis
igivered to be undermined preiatrator)
to blowing ii ui
I'l
. oui. nte.i atrks
both eases aid
i mad.
n.cu
ar
suspected In
mil in
in
hale Is'C
Halle if all Important Industrial city
on the right bank "f the Saal. and Is
about Iwent) miles northwest nf Leip
sic. it is a historic .ni. among lis
buildings lelng Hi. town hall dating
from ti lift. -emu century, ihs Rote
Tin m, an ancient clock tower and the
chin, h of Our i.adi Within the city
lines is als.. an tt) stronghold called
the ttorltaburg, srwtcd al ths dose of
the Mlddl- Agl S
The I'nlverntl) of Halle, founded in
1004, numbers about 11,000 students in
lime of peace. S ilt works form Ralls's
chief Industry, and among tiie tnanu-
fgclurss arc cupper wares, chemicals
and dySStUffS Tiie ell) has gnat iron
foundries and near by are im;.o riant
mines of lignite. The population Is about
1 00,000,
EXPECTS 7 YEARS' WAR.
or nerl n" ggf tlllen I'tiee I. una
I I u Ii 1 fur I' lie I r Term).
Sprt ttil Cthlr o,fli A t Tint S' N
11 HTKiti. m . via iondou, l '' 'Pn
Qertnan prewn, under tin- caption MKng
Hah Poace Programmea," in print Ini e
irncta from Kngllah newapapei article
which are deacrlbt'd by the Herman
paper are ihoa'lng the axial itcu of a
vlgoroua pea re mo i-meni in Kn gland
riie Merlin i oricio ft, the aUa'tallai or
gan, referring to whal b deaiTlbea as
i he "ei reme eonaerva 1 Ive progratnmo"
outlined In Iha JVafaoul Ifrvlea. for No
vember, nay :
"If Hie Allies want In right tor thogg
peace term they muet aoglgn thani'
eelvea to at lnat a aeven yeera war'
J
Repulsed Serbs Are
ON IN MONTENEGRO
tiiiery calaaona We captured
prlaonora aouth rf NovlBaga t
NEW PROPOSALS MADE.
RatOttfg MliiUterm Mn.r Interview
With t.Pe-k I'remler.
iiaeratf reaf hupnrrf fe Th Hi
LfONDOJt, i ' Monday). The
negotiation between tireete and the
Entente i owera are etui uneetlled
Hrlef teleitramn from the pOrrOipOndenl
hed Ittle light on the situation. Dr.
I". .T. Ulllon. the tmit 7r,ernp
apaelal ?ot reepondent, now in Roine,
teli arai'hio ; under date ol Kttday. hk
be hae Information from Buchait-ai and
Athena conrtrimng hla prevloual mbiefi
v tdjiat the Aillaa nAttot ih! -xpeM tin
rooperatlon of e'ther iire ,e ot ttumanln
Dr. Dillon add-:
"Thi- Keynote of the in lei natlona t
Ituatlon as far ,ih Qrooct ii ooncernod
tht tiierk conviction, arhleh im II rm
m eourt and military clrclei and arow
I ok tbrotiRhout the Uellenb- kinadn,
thai t tie Allies' pi oapeoui of ultimate
UCceei nave VanlOhod irrevocably.
The keynote of (jieek domeotlc affair
in tiie bltterneaa between the royal court
and Vemxeitih and the lattori roilowera,
u bitterneig whieh ) reti let ina fruitful
cooperation Impoaalble
New propoaal are aald t have iM'en
BuidO to dree,'.' hy l-Yanei and Or at
Britain In the nope ol PaM'hng an
agreeeiMnts
The inlet or of the Quadruple Bn
tente in Athens Iwut a eonvo Mti-n with
M Hkouloudla, tbe Qreek Irendir, at
i o , b. k gaturda) afternoon, acoordlng
to nw deepatchce f rorn the tii i-k
rapltal. long cotiaultatton of the
t a buiet enatlOdi after whu a M. Skou-
loudla catlod on the Kma
"circles which are informed, says a
message lo Parla, "suts thai the envoyn
..I tiie Bntents Powsrs havs received
nwuranvee mat in. reeg rep, to mi
r.uten'e repreavniiuions win louna
satisfactory."
Like that of Greece, the amtude of
Kiiii. ii.i.i letniiti- un.le. : i.d. Tne -eli-
ernl belief hare is that the Rumanian
Qovernmenl is waiting for the conoon
i ration of a sufficient Russian force In j
Bessarabia and a large enough Anglo.
Preneh army In southern Serbia t. mike
victor) uertaln before Joining the Allies.
censor" PRO-GERMAS.
Hateate rorresfodeil Vlake Pro
leal tunlnst ii.liitiiieni.
n- atl ' .i'l'' 0ragsws f.i Th, st s
lylNPOK, fin- ' The Otaetfor states
lhal Premier gkouloudls h:u Infonnad
i.e foreign corresiaindsnts at Athens
that ttie press bureau has lMeti sup
presssd and ma' ;n futute they are to
seek Information at the Ministry of
Communications in addition, telegrams
setit by the correspondents are to he
Censor. si b .lean ParTen who. the Ob-
server says, has been discovered to !- a
tsii of Baron Bcbsncn, ' Oerman t'on-
-..I ;.. ,t. ia.lk.uM ...1 . . . i mIm 1
Of the Central I'owers have arouse I
comment, and a Bp) serving the Turkish
legation Ths Entente correapondenta
have protested to their legations
The Obsercer snys tha owing to this
change in the arrangements for sending
out news it is hound to regard With sus-
. ion the statement that the Allies and I
Greece h ive reaohed a satisfactory .
agret in nr.
GERMAN SOCIALISTS
SPLIT OVER PEACE
Fort) Rolchfttair Momlii'm De
mand Dropping ut' Terri
torial Claim.
I
egreiaJ ' 9U tfptti ' f- TtU Si v.
' i n:s i Kfitu, via IdOndon, Pee. n .
Tin So latiai lie we paper ffowtkargai
', ! aaya inda th.it h Htiona minority
oi th,- 'laltal repreaetUatlon In the
Kelt haloid detn mda Immediate poaoa
negotiatloiui on tha in ol furmal
abaudonineni by Uermany of all claim
to the ronquered terrttortea.
Aivorttinii " Qertnan report received
here 'he on, burgi r Wcho Accurately
ilireaenta tha (ht.iion of the tloclallat
lteielmtai minority, numuei niir .1 bout
forty I epiiiien, who threaten to break
from be ot1cin) goclatlat parly and form
;i ii m . cnltatlon. The mujorlty, no-
.-oriinn t liiehe reports. dn-iporoVO of
Abe minor i' "t- iintl-aiii.eat:oiont
tu.b
The thi Ely afgll'i Rottenlam
tapondont itt- raporte coullriu;itt
rumota ihn the Oerman on the w
front are rtrcngthenlni then lnea
"The tivrmana win 1 ik- more
aitt
liivo
meueuftt in Klander
thai pea 1- pl.it 11 ud n
at
very time
anl in the
anient
It i hit
a -
aaya
rr
si;i-: i!;aci: talk TRICK.
KnalUli
I'll t 11 1 lo
Haaae 1
I TO.
'rus)aln 11
I lie t lea. In
si,,.,,, rf ,
London 1 Pec,
nun to tlermany'
Si
Thi' Hine, reler-
iloud of Inalncere
, peafe talk." II U me thai tin olijei1! I
to -ow iliatrual among the Allle ami
I aii 1 .01 the aympath) or "eofl hearted
neutral" as well a- to leaaen the dla
content of thi Herman people under tin
growing eeout.mie strain of war
, The rimci ?a h it 1 eonvlncod lhat
Merman) will nol eucceed in theae aims,
I udilhiH lhal "the A lib have quite made
up their mind on the only uondltioni
on which peace can dlHcuaaed "
The uVofiiinp Poal ay.-.
I "Tbe rlghl aitawi 1 to 1 ho 1 larman
pea e COliaplltM V i f"' t h Allien to
ile tar mine tin
tatad in tin
meld OOlUe."
Tin- fhilla
lemu
1 utmi
01 1 lean
when ihi
10 tie
right
Mutt iKgardi
f the iu
a 1 atf pi aie
,1 nawer t o
the laauance
agreement
d
text
a g
1 imi e
an prompt
t ne 1 terma
pnpef warn
hug 1" o'e talk
t.f the i lenne 11
ni mad lu do
ni,! uo in re
a le. lib I tO I eun illlM r
Wan timed in IVfti e Par
tltlH ot wagli a gal
lUd,- -Hid dU lde the KreiC and aie I be
Prua uh time to brim leenfoioemaiit
j what over tha) mm aiited.M .
LABOR COUNCIL
IS ACCUSED AS
GERMAN AGENT
i r. s. Orders Grand Jury In
I qnlry Into Organiiation
of Peace Leaders.
'WALL STREET WOLF"
NAMED CONSPIRATOR
Kx-foiijrrt'ssinan Fowler of
Illinois Likely to Figure
in Investigation.
i
I
'
RFRTTX 0'F W Vs
- IM,M1, -f 1 ' fl
BACK OF ACTIVITIES
('luujros in Boy-Fd ami Voa
Papen Cases to Be sup
pressed by Germany.
I Federal authorities following the in
Iqulry into activities of Oerman ugenta
and pro-Oerman sympathizers in this
country are to place before a Orand
lury certain evidence against Mia
Labor's National Peace Council, it m
charged thai nil "!' wao financed
by Qarman mono) oml that its bth.
called pea.-'- efforts and Its attemptg
t.. have the United States put an .in-
I. ,, .. ..i.
rgo the shipment ..f munltlona
were meant really to embarrass th
Qovernmenl and at th
titn"
j
hamper the Aides.
Kx- 'ongi cs-niaii Robert fowler
Illinois. Representative Buchanan, also
of Illinois; I 'avid Lamar, ' the Wolf ol
Wall Htre. ". Herman Bchultels and
1' nr li Martin are named In the
pea. e council utlegatlons
Members of the peace council .11
New Yolk denied yesterday that the
council had worked with a 1150,000
fund supplied hy lb-nun, i llx-con-grosaman
Powler, who is in the ry
whs especially emphatic in his den
gi nts ..f the Qovernmenl who
have worked ,.n the Boy-kM and oi.
Papen cases predict that Oerman)
not pr. ss the raUea1 for the facts ot
pr. as i lie rein. t for the
the affair They say that after l ho
departure of the two Oerman Knibass)
attaches tui aotlon Will be taken b
th Rarlln Qovernmenl tv hav.
th.
actual charges against them mad'
1 PtlWI
LABOR MFX NAMED
AS GERMAN AGENTS
Peaee l'wun4ll 1 i t Have Been
Urn t.i i ii Herd ii Hone .
WAHtKirfnN, Dee f. ge neat Ion al
rb"irer- a to i ii"
rela I Ion bet a een
agents 'f 'he Qsrman Government and
Labor's National Peaci Council, an oi -
! gunlaatfon whh h conducted an exten
ive propaganda for a tniitt t i:,s etnbai go
..l other measures arhlch if carried
ut would have embarrassed th. enemies
of 1 !.-: i. at
ire ejected !.;:.
I,,- flepurtmsnl of Just I
Invaatlgatlon O
Is making.
It is underal
-1
that t
.. the
Cl. le-
it, i . p ii tment
Federal Grand
c, Intended lo
s organisation
j soon will lay befol
Jury in New Tork
siipl'iirl a ol large I,
tt t .
was final!
d by .,. . ... ng. nts ai d
1 1 bat its pr
pagalida Was par: .111.1 parcel
ol theae prouerman movotnent arnteg
have had so i any ranilftcattona hi t.i'
laal av ral m ntha
It Itf natl that among Ihoee ti"e
name are llkel) to Hgure in the hueet
gat Ion ar ex-Conarreaatnan il htolwrt
Kuw.et ..f IlllnoU, Kc-pt eM ntatlvu Bu
phanan t lltli ui, 1 1 1 i Uinta . "tv
Wolf ol War. Htreet" Hfnnan M hulteh
aial Hon1 it Martin s liultela and
Uartlll were aaaociuted wmu I.i r.,ir 1'.
the inanagemoui of the antltrua league
which w".ti ait!ve aev era I year ago L11
hrlnglng ahoui 'be Congre Inveatlga
I ton Into lh t!nlUd Ktute gtoel 1 'ora
poratlnn.
anbMtnna tut
a an repoi ted
I III' -Is..
1
, tMaua
tonlghi tb it uhj
lieen Isntted f o C
. Wlllla.ni K. aframar
..il HrotherhoiHj of
ot' ChicagOs and f-r
ilrt'udy bavi
t a prlntei
of th Internatloi
Mi 1 u 1 dux both
two other 'tb
The ti"t ri
tie of tb- ot'gunlaatlun.
ent'fi 1 1) veal I R itlOtl of the
orgaulaailoii haa lan 11 iinth r way alueg
in,' autmtu p month, hen ;i aitemptrd
aorloual) t,( emba rruaa Ihi AoVnlulatraa
. tlon b creating public auutlmeiii ugnlnat
It polti 1 of defending tin right of Ami n
utii mAnufacturora uiiraatrlcted x
poitatlon oi muntttoii to ti e bclllgeront
j iounti leu
It wag uialerxto. .1 tontghl 1 it the
AtioriuyOenerg1 i well mitlafletl with
I the evidence avliloti he haa Inatructed
ITultgtl jitair-t Dial rlci Atturney M.h
' ahal) hi Mea Vorh t- u before the
Orand iurj Thi evidence, ;.t wa aald,
Intttcatea 'he preclaa un whioli way ad
vaa ed ts tbe oMlclaN Of tin- 1'e.t .
Council t" flnanc their propaganda
T'.-iIiv'h dlacloaureoi of the teNui! of
t u- i hvefnment'a Inveatlgai ion brougli
pavld lam 1.- into tin- affair of tha
' peace Council for the Aral lima Lumni'
tiiti not appi'.ir in iVaahlngton a hell
Mu.-baii.it.. rowlei and IVchuitala opened
their haarlnga gl 'be Will aril Hotel and
it never ighllaho! definitely thai
be w.m ronnei'ted with the organisation.
it wag prwdlole4l to night tii.it r ..
O)overnmetrt will attempt to prove that
1. it n m waa tha actual a latg'een far
rviine rjiamuera ,(f the LHMincll ami th
Herman flnu-tKlal agent
UaUir'a i' ioe Pouiu'H wua opganlgad
iat Juno and its roiwfeaantal ive made
Du ll tb si uppaarani n at tin tlomtl
eapita) "Min thorogfter, Roaolutlona
nihotlylng prondgiUa for Ititernatloug)
Ikeaca w.t"1 used as Inatrumentalltlea for
a propaganda which aeemed to bo in
banal f of Oerman Intareata
The aotlvltiea Uie oigaiiiMtaon gg
j tandad over aboul thnt- monih la
Jjul a - onveotwn Wgg hged bt tflijig-