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The evening world., 1913-05-03
Trousers the Next Step in Won,ens Dress
= n Knee Fixed as the Limit for Sit in Skirt


cAoie Ideo Of VItro-fosAtow0ble
clothes for tromeN seewss to BE-
the prcsssn0 Of the pedal Of ses
and holding II hard and oil the
time. Witch 10 bad art, to coy
aofAiw0 Of bad morals. TO those
Vomen Who care nothing for
morals or Who refsse to believe
that morale and foshioNs have
any relation to each other u
seems pertinent to remark that
persons Wh0 Nve at Niagara
Falls become 90 accustomed to
the roaring sodters that they
never hear them. And 90 men
surrounded on every eide BY
suggestive costumes aud painted
faces may become ser deaf. VIA
q raging Niagara Of jeHsIntnttv
all about them they may cease
altogether TO Near the coil Of the
soild, or however they Who utter
II. consciously or 0thersctse,
choose to describe II.
I trust no woman will misunosrstan
he trend Of these rsmar1ks. Tn n
'uriGAn.
II Nae taken three hundred
years to land on the Pilgrim
Fathers for the legacy Of hypoc.
rtsy and prurient silence tAev
imposed upon ~. But We GER
toinlv are I0mdtnO hard. UnNJ
about ten years ago free speech
supposedly guaranteed BY our
form Of government Uas the last
The evening world., 1913-05-03
PARIS UNDERWORLD
SENDS US FASHIONS

Walk D0Un Fifth Avenue Is Like Attending Fancy
Dress Ball at Lunatic Asylum.
Women AK for Votes and Wear Dress More I'M
modest Than That Worn BY Women in Rome
and Antioch.
Ne Stvles Contriued to Prove That the Most Draped
Garment Can Be Made to Appear the Most Un-
draped.
The evening world., 1913-05-03

walking In street you do not have
chance to see what sort Of faces
women have. The spiritual qualities
Of women dwell in their faces. and
since their faces are hidden under
hair or hats or put into total eclipse
BY their clothes, the appeal women
make to-day is most decidedly TO the
grosser senses
Basil King, author Of THE Inner
Shrine" and THE Street Called
Straight" SO declared himself In an
interview the other day. Meantime
in Springfield, Mass, DR.. Winfield
Scott Hall, in a lecture before the
Young Women's Christian Associa-
ton, observed that American women
are wearing fashions straight from
the Partisan underworld" and that
girls in their daily work. % we'll
as on the ballroom floor. have dead
ened their conscience and their mod
'ss. Almost simultaneously the Rev.
!, Del, addressed his congregation on
in women's dress.
The evening world., 1913-05-03
A Brilliant Fashion Supplement,

Printed In colors. copiously Illus
trated. edited by May Manton. free
with to-morrow's Sunday World.
Order The World from your news
dealer in advance and get this splen-
did supplement devoted to Smart
R,supsnnR M0AAlA
The evening world., 1913-05-03
Eighteen ear.Oh Katherine
Belden Said to Have Many /.
Love Notes From Banker.
HAS A GUARDIAN NAMED.
millionaire Who Is Charged
With Breach of Promise Re.
.sl
ported to Be Out of the Civ,

D. Clarence Jones. millionaire Stock
Exchangs broker. sole member Of the
banking Arm Of =. Clarence Jones 4 Co.,
. elutman and PRECEDENT Of the Ameri.
can nmbassy Association. Will bs made
lsfsndant in . $4,000 suit for breach
Of promise to be brought next week by
A1iss Katherine Cscelie Belden. q hand.
some sightsen-year.old girl Of No. ass
~. Johns place. Brooklyn. Mr.. Jones
y Afty-five years old and unmarried.
he maintains fine town house at No.
n West Fifty.ssventh street.
Netios OF the suit was filed yesterday
n the supreme Court when Justice Leh.
nea. At the request Of George ". White.
side and Lloyd Paul Stry'ker Of No 81
Wunam street. attorneys for Miss Bel.
1eA appointed Ausustin Derby. Q law.
YER. Of No. ~ william street, her guar.
alan, to act ~ such In the Trial of the
ouit Mise Beldsn being IN infant In the
eyes Of the law.
ooUohr TO KEEP THE STORY A
sEcRET.
, DetermiAId efforts were made 70
sAroud the case In mystery until the
papers in the breach action had been
carved on the millionaire ciubman. II
n said q large number Of tender love
missives alleged to have been sent by
the broker Will play An important part
In the trial.
Mias Bssdsn. n was sad to-day By
her attorneys. has for the last year
been residing with her godmother IN
Brooklyn. The attorney declined TO
give tho name of the Eodmother.
II was said Miss Belden's father died
while she was . child. but that instead
OF going to live with her mother she
was sent to convent. where she was
reared until . year ago, never leaving
tho institution until she came back 10
Brooklyn to live. She IL a pronounced
blonde and highly cultured. in addition
TO being a splendid musician.
Miss Belden says she was introduced
TO Mr.. Jones In July Of last year by NJ
elderly woman whom he had met only
a short time before. but who had been
long time acquaintance Of the broker
Mr.. Jones. II is said. never visited
Miss Belden at the home Of her foster
mother In Brooklyn, but saw her fire.
ouently at luncheOns and teas in Man
haitian. Miss Bslden has never beer
introduced into society
The millionaire. as the hrst man Of
prominence she had known after leav'
ing the convent. 90 capttvated her. she
sayu, that within q few weeks after
they met she answered Eyes" whom III
asked her to be his bride. Miss Belder
charges that late In the last summer
MIR. Jones went 20 Europe on pleasure
and business. and declared to her thai
they would be married Immediately
upon his return in October. During
his trip abroad, II 10 asserted. Mr.
\ Jones showered the handsome young
Woman with loving messages. both b,
letter and cable.
aANa 4 oNe nan aaoMA col q
The evening world., 1913-05-03

by the conventions Of society. but none
the less q man hunt
TAKE A WALK AND SEE FOR
YOURSELF.
So many harsh criticisms from ~
many varied sources must have justif-
cation. and to find II one need only
taSe short walk on Fifth avenue OF
Broadway. or, II that " too much
trouble. consult the pages Of any cur
rent fashion periodical Many OF the
skirts worn by women to-day are
slashed to the knee. and the new az
rangement Of drspery seems to have
been cOntrived mainly to prove that the
most draped garment can be made n
appear the most undraped.
The petttcoot, Of course. IL NO
more. To-day fashionable W0men
you'd as soon be caught pearing
q crtnoItne OF the strttes a. op-
peartn0 wtth an underskirt. TAs
points Of emphasis In her outer
garments are not such as q spiy-
ttSolly or mentally developed be.
w would care to emphasize, TAs
The evening world., 1913-05-03
$4,000 Blaae In Upholstery.

Fire did 800 damage early to-day In
the long two-story building az Nos. 3-l3
Washington avenue. BrooAlyn, occupied
by Hemmerdinser 4, Co, and the Ey-
celslor Packing Company. lhe blaze
broke out among upholstery supplies
and spread SO rapidly that b. the tma
the hrsmen arrived the sntIss building
~ aliG1nA
The evening world., 1913-05-03
THE WOMAN cHIpED ~ THE
JUDGE.

THE WOMAN cHiDED ~ THE
JUDGE.
In New York this week Justice OF
the Supreme Court rebuked publicly
from the bench a woman litlgant for
wearing insufficient clothing. Mrs.
Rachel Ducas WAS the victim Of judi
ciai wrath, and the crime of iesc
majestic Of the law was attributed 10
her because OF the flmy character Of
her gray silk stockings. A short time
ago Miss Ida Tarbell voiced the gen
eral opinion Of the older generation
here when she said in an interview in
The World: II suppose II woman
were to go up to any one OF the thousand
girls that may be seen In Fifth avenue
any fair afternoon, dressed in the pressat
alluring and suggestive fashions. their
cheeks and lips painted, and were to
say to such q girl that her chief object
In dressing and adjoining herself was to
excite the emotions Of men. she would
profess and often feel the greatest as
tonishmsnt and Indignation. But II the
matter 10 faced frankly It 10 precisely a
man hunt. disguised, II you will. oy
si'ks and saksas. b. lnSseas sad lace,
The evening world., 1913-05-03
,AV0 LOVE HAD GROWN COLO
WHEN HG RETURNED.

But when no returned In October II
was evident to Miss Belden. she de-
elarss. that his love had grown cold.
charges, he deferred the marriage un-
til she realised that he would never
make her his Wife II was then that
she consulted her attorneys with a
view to having . guardian appointed
50 that she might bring suit.
N the home Of Mr.. Jones to-day II
was declared he was spending the week.
end in the country and that he would
not return to his OFFICES until Monday
night or Tuesday morning. His secre-
tary. who said he was very we'll &C.
uusinted with Mr.. Jones's affairs. pro-
fassed never to have heard Of Miss Bel
ds1.
Mr.. Jones. q warm personal friend Of
]. Townsend Martin. has for years been
interested in the plan to have the
American Government purchase homes
IN European capitals for Its AmbaSsa-
DORIS, and to that end has accepted the
presidency Of the American Embassy
Association, with offices At No. sos
Fifth avenue. He IL prominent In A.
nancial circles and In the Stock FIX
change. Mr.. Jones for years has main-
Ntaihed a coaching establishment and
has been a many time prize winner In
the Horse Show. He Is . member of
the Metropolitan, Lawyers. Lambs.
Ardsley, Larohmont and Stock LEX
change Clubs In New York. and. spend
ing much time abroad, Is we'll known In
the Continental club world.
O. Clarence Jones came into promi-
nence In the publication OF the list of
tho hfty "immunes' when the "Fads
and Fancies" scheme Of Col Mann Of
Town Topics was aired In court. He
was said to have paid $4,000 to Col,
Mann.
The evening world., 1913-05-03
BIZ NixoI0 CveeLev.Snsith.

Il walked Fifth the other and like being
ball This Affects
people who compelled look day after
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-08-02
3abne Ognc Elattcn.
lStrunS NcncS.

gbunnentcn, bic ben .Scutidjcn Gorres
iponbcnten" nidJt piiuftlidj uScr nnregel'
inakia erhalten. iinb srbeieE, Der Sftia
hapon per Seiepbun ooer idJriftlidJ gsit'
tbe!lnng 81 mad'rn-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-08-02
Tiftatoriidlc @eiualt.

Gem FrGiioenten bon 8ene5uela
miro iie iibcrtragen. - 3meds
llnteroriidlng Der &epolltion --
Caracas, Gene5uela, 1. 2lugltIt.
- TSniolge oeS 2llSbrlid]5 Der 9feoo.
luton in Seneiucla uno oeS @inorins
gems bon Sruppen inter tSilbrung
bes Gr.FrGiioenten Gipriauo Gaitro
bat Der Hegierlmgsrat6 beute ocn
Erdiioentcn rSunn 8incente 8ome3
crmddtigt, bis 5ur llnteroriidllng
Der rcOollitionGren 9emegung bifta-
toriide @clpalt an5llnebmen.
FrGIiocnt @ome5 iatote om Nitt.
nod oaS folgcnoe Selegromm oil Die
@Ouocrncltrc aller penc5uclaniihen
Staatcn:
Y@encral Gipriano GaItro 6at, bon
mitiaborem Gbrgei5 ilno Dem mabn.
mi6iaen Curt nad Miadtltelllmg &C.
triebcn cine 9lepolution in oielem
@an0c ange5ettelt, inoem er feline ?ln-
b1nger alffotoerte. gegen Die eoniti.
tItionelle 9iegierlna bie @aiien 5u
ergrciien. S6on ba6en in peribie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-08-02
Srci tuSt, sluci tGotlidl Derlcbt.

Gulutb, Minn., 1. 9luguIt. -
Grci 0rbciter muroen gct0btet, 3rpci
murbcn in t0otli6cr @ciic perIebt,
bier anocrc crlittcn idpere Ser
IcbungclNlno cine Qon5c ?[n3aGl mcr'
ocn ncrmibt olS ooS &eiultot elmer
GolliIion 5mcicr Giicncr3.3iige, Ole
ib aeitcrn 2l6eno nuf Dem 9lQom5
Eicr crcigncte.
llcbcr Den llnfaQ emport, gingcn
$50 Godorbcitcr al 6cn Strifc. Ter
llninQ miro auf cine 6obrl1iiigfcit
I'M 9tangircn Scr bcioen 3iiae 5nriid.
Nciii6rt. Sp5iulpoIi3ei bcpad)t ole
Gods. Gic 9a0lm9 elmer 0on5en 9ln.
5obI bon Gdiiicn miro jcoenioa5
Ourd Den Strife Dcr50gert ncroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-08-02

1Sriibcr am Gage 6ecn0ctc Seuutor
@ronna ieiue 9te0e acgcn Oic oCmo-
tratiibc Gariibill umO Ooran uuiAlie.
beno erging iidb Scnotor Gotron bon
Gcl- Werito in eincn ldnacrcn PM
griff gcgcn Die GorIogc, mcIde cr ais
ciu b0dIt qcf6GrliheS Stiid @cieb-
Gcblrug 6orattcriiirte.
Gic H16rungS u iorm,
% i6inqton, I. 9Iuqrit. -
9ic Gcmofroten oe3 SouSsGomite3
fiir @onflucicn bobcn bcrtc }lbeno
ibrc 9crntbuuqGn iiber Die Don Der
2Inminiitrution giItgc6ciBenc @Gb'
rltng8reiorm9iQ becnOct; 0iGicl6en
baben iiini @odcn gc0auert mo ga.
ben 2lnlnB 5u icbr itiirmiidcn Ser.
banollmgcn.
Tic Bill miro icbt neu QC0rlldt
mcrocn, mo om 0tontoN merOcn ole
ocmofrotii6cn Dtitglic0er oe3 Gomi-
tc'S iibCr Die Ginberihtlng Der MaBr
no6mc an sen 6cmofratii6Cn GaufrS
obitimmcn. GoB minocitcn5 orci Der
lPitgIiCOcr Scr Gia i6re gmpfeblllng
porcntboltcn pcrOcm Cri6icn berte
2Ibcn6 10 gut mic iidcr.
(Sn Ser ibr icbt en0QiiItig oom So.
mite gcgcbcncn @cItolt rntcriheioct
iid sic @iQ in ibren meicntli6en
|ltnftcn nur iebr pcniQ BON Der
6ormL Die ibr pom Experimentation
@laB, &oriibcr Sncn um0 S6ot.
ANTS =ScfrctGr Wc2IOoo gcgcbcn murs
&c, llnO mclhc 0en Stcmpel Der gu.
Itinrnrlng bcS Er6ii0entcn trdgt.
Gic OoQitdnOiqe Hcgerlrng3 Son.
trolc OllrH oic 9un0c3,Gcicruc BE.
b6rOc, mcld)c bon Dem @rGii0enten
ais Der mihtiAItc 6aftor Der qan3en
Bill crabtct miro, mllroe bci6Cbaltcn.
Sn Glitter Stun0c fiigtrn 0ic ocmofros
tiidcn 0}it0lic0cr ocS Gomite'8 ser.
ieI6cn jcOo6 nod Elm Announcement
bin5lL mcl6c3 cine bcratbcnOc Be
bor0c, 0ic nnS9anficrS gcbilOet miro,
crcirt. 0icie5 2Imcnocmcnt trGgt oic
9tatlr cmc5 Compromises nit ocn
@anf- S1tcrciicn, mcl6c cncrgii1 oo-
gcacn protcItirten ooB Die Neierpc-
9cb0roc altaidJlicBIi6 bon Scr Gcgie-
rlmg controlirt ncrocn ioltc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-08-02
&rup p Sail Dor ocm
IricqSQcriht.

@erlin +. 9luguIt. - Ger gr0Bte
Gbeil ocS 3mcitcn SitlngStages oc3
Sgeridt5, Dor mcldem lid bier
3cugliClttcnontS un0 orei llnteroii,
5iCrc mcgen nngc6libcr 9lnnobme bon
9citcd)ungSgcIocrn 5u perontluortcn
6obcn, luor Scr Gcrne6muna oeS
Srn. s. Brandt, eincS friibcreu
9lgcnten Der &rltppi6en @erfe, &C.
iuiOmet. Ger 3cuae miro ip6ter Dor
cincm Griminnlgcrift megen geIte.
dung projciirt merOen.
9ronOt, ser friiber ols ltntcroiii.
3icr i'm Scere Oiente, bc5eugte, oob
or iGbrlid $S33 fir ltnfoiten erGielt
uuo oicicn 9ctrag oin @eieai6oit
nit 3amcra0cn" pcrbroudte.
Ger Sail lit bcfanntlid Elm 0tad.
ipicl ser Gntbiillungen Ocs io5ialoe.
mofrotiidcn 9l6georoneten Gr. &url
2icbfncdt Dor Dem 9iei6stagc.
Goilcr @ilbclm nimmt an 0enl
Gro5eB oos rcgltc Sntereiie. gr l16t
lih tGglicb iiber Die Serbanolungcn
Oetniairten @eriht erItatten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-08-02
l1tur Ablagr.
NnklanO madt nidt
nit.
Sei Der 9Sahnmas4aciic
2lmsiteHmmG.

Sebr i6modc Soiiruug iiir Geutid-
lambs @ctbeiIigung. - Gna-
lan0'5 9lbIcbnlmg ipridt babel
nit. - ScItreid1 nod ltnentibloi.
fen, oh cS oie 9luSitellung be.
ibidcn miro. - gnglan0 begriin-
oct feline SoItlug OcS gtdberen.
g GeterS 6urg, I. 9lugult.-
Tie ruiiiihe Regierlng bGihloB bertC,
iib oii3iea nift an ser Eonnmn.Fa'
ciiic.glllslteQmg in Son 6raucisco
5I bctbeiligen.
g hlc6tc Nu&iidten fiir
Geuti Of lan0' s g etbei'
ligung.
9crIin, 1. gIltguit. - Sbruobt
ser 0cuti6e StootSiefretGr oeS ESn-
ncrcn beutc ole 2lnfiinoigung mad,
tc, OoB bc5iiglid Der 6roge Der &c.
tbciliglmg 0eutidlonO's an Der ga.
mama Eocific 9IuSIteIlung in Snn
S5rnnciSco i'm Sabre 1915 nod feline
Gntideioung erfolgt iei, berri6t bod
in oifi5icllcn &reiicn Scr @laube, OaB
Gcuti6Iono bel ser 9llSitellung nibt
reprdientirt iein miro.
Gs DurOe Oorauf bingeluieien, OaB
ser Gnti6IuB @roBbritonnien's, riht
nn ser 9luSiteIIlng tbeil5uuebmen
aud fiirGeuti6luno beltimmeno mer-
Sen Oiirfte, 0enn, 10 miro betont, Der
eil3igc S5oftor, Der bicqcidt Oic 9ic'
gicrung ba5u bcciniluBt boben fonn-
te, ouf Die @eid1itSIcrte 5u 8uniten
elmer 9cldifllng Scr gIltSitelIung eins
3umrfen, miiroc Scr @unid gelpcicn
icit nidt butter 8roBbritannien 5u.
rlrf5uitcbcn.
Gie @eidGitsleitte lino es i'm aG.
gcnlcinen miiOc, lid6 Our1 Gbeil.
nubne nit glltSltellungen groBe ltn'
foiten ollf 0en SalS ln0cn 81 Iniien;
lie crfIGren, Iie glnu6ten nidt. BON
Der gcidiflmg Der Gan SrnnciScOs
2lu5IteIllng finon5icIle Grtrdge er.
morten 3rt f0nnen.
. itret6 no oh unenti6loi.
len.
@ien I. 9luguit. - Cine Gon.
million BON 0ieprGIentnnten ser 0lt. |
reihiidsllngoriihen Regierung mo
Der bieiigen SnnoclSfmnmer Itebt im |
@cgriii lid) 5pcdS @cld) Der sIu&.
Itclluna nnb SorontO 3lt bege6en
lno Onnn BON BORT nod Snn 6ran'
cisco ncitcr 5u iobren. gon ocm 0e.
riht 0iricr Gommiiiion miro Die Gnt'
ihei0lng ii6cr Die 6rnge obbGngen,
Oh Die oltrcid)iihc He9icrung iib an
scr gonomo.Yacific. .9lusltelllng be-
tbciliqelt miro.
Die 5rogc lit Ser Sollptiafe nad
cine lolhe tlnnlt5leller gtatllr. 0le
bat lidJ OorIGuiig nod
nidt 0opu entidlicBcn fGnnen, cine
Sumne 81 bermilligen, lueId)e groB
1enltg lrGre, Inn cine miir0ige Ge.
prGientotion scr Soppelmonordie in
San 6roncisco 5lt Iidern.
,S ton 8 ar s Oil 60" ermirbt
21n0ercieH.
9erlin t. Nugllit. - Nod elmer
ser oSom6urgcr Nodrif.
Ten bot sic nStonooro Sil 60" oen
Sfetesco.Seiit bon 1000 glderu unb |
rnocrc beocutenoe 21nOereien in Rus
nGnien ouf 20 Sabre gepa6tet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-08-02
AbgelNlo0tn,
Mnlbaa's SerncDmnng
Oor Scnats.GOmite.
9smm fummt oas 9aussGuz
mite an bic Ncibe.

IuIiclbc miro GicnitaQ oncr Niitt-
mod Ocn oStar" 3cugcn Der
2obbp llnteriu6ung oui Den
Ston0 ruicn. - Gie [nrii.Ncro'
t6unQcn. - Gic }lu9Icnomg ser
6raQcboacn an Oic 6obritontcn
Gin 6cblifIag.
g3oi6iugton II, I. 9luQuit.-Ta2
Gontitc 0c3 ScnatS 6ccnOCtc hcutc
icinc &crncbnutna Sol. Wortin M.
M(ulhna'S pon Baltimore, Oe3 Or
2obbuiitcn OcS ,NotionoI &crbonOc3
Scr 5o6rifonten"; un0 Scr oStar"'
3cuQc OcS bi5bcrigen &crIuuic& Scr
&o6bpsltntcriuhung miro MN Pm.
lang nGhItcr ModJc icin Grldcinen
Dor Dem 2o6bp Goniitc Oc3 Hcpr6Icn-
tuntcn6ouicS mo6en. &orlbCr @or
rctt tiinoigtc bcltte 9Ibcn0 an boB
WulbaG5 &erncbmung Dor cincn
Gonlitc Qm Gicnltng o0Cr Wtitttuo6
i6rcn 9lniona nebmcn lpcroe
GS miro gcglnubt OoB Oic Sol5.
llntcriudung nod mcbr @ittcrfcit
cr5cu0cn miro, ais iol6c ba5 SeHot5-
&cr60r doroftcrilirte Gu3 Scnot@s
Gonitc entlicB Wiltlboll bclrtc, nod
Dem 0crielbc cincn trr5cn &ctb6r
ourd) Die 9lnluGlte 0e3 tSobritnntcu-
0cr6anoc3 untcrlporfcn morOcn mar
mclhcm 0a3 Gonlitc MIR pcnigc 6rns
gen bin5uiiigtc.
&oriitcr @nrrctt uno ieine Ser
6iinoctcn am Gonite gcocntcn Den
3cugen gon3. gc60rig oon5npodcn".
Gie 5oblrcidJen 9riefe uno Eopicre
mcr0cn ol6 @eionlnltbcit iOentiii5irt
peroen, luie lie Dem SenntS -Gomitc
uorlogcn, lnO 0om miro 9lulboll
pcri0nlid) beiragt lperOen.
.gQir lucrocn 1tn$ SucrIt nit Wtitl'
bou'S acknowledgements Iomcit lie
MitglicOcr bc5 gcgcnpdrtlgen Hc'
Observation-Disclosures ongcben, bcfal-
icrL" ioQtc &oriitcr Garrett bcutc
9(6cn0; nOom nit Ocn 9Inibnl0igul'
gen 6c3iialit friibcrcr WiitgIicOcr Ne3
Observation-Disclosures lnO 9ln9ctcll
ten Ocs Gouqrciie9 lmO ihlicBlid nit
WillIbou'S ongcblicbcr ScrbIn0llng
nit lcgiSIntipcn 2IiIoircr."
Gr GonQrcbmitQlicO SoncS y.
@otion bon SnOiona Der 0lul6nIl
bel iciner &crncbnlllng Dor Dem &C.
nutS Gomite micOcrbolt sur 3iels
ihci6c icincr 9mQriiic Oicnte, miro
Mlontog Morgcn Dor Dem Senot$
Gonite ocn 3cuacnItuno bctreten.
8corntc bcS oNotionnl- -Gcrbonoc5 Der
Subrifonten," mclfc bon WiulboIl
in ieiner @cihiftc cuuG6nt uurOch
mcrocn e6cninQ5 I'M &mlfc Der n16
item &o6e 0eb0rt mcrOcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-08-02
Sic Iurif Gcoiiion.

oibinGton I, Nugult. -
Gie meiItcn Der Sn6ritalItrn OeS Son-
ocs 6oben oen ibnen pom 6inan5-Gos
mite 0eS Scnot5 iibcrinnotcn sSragc-
toocn ignorirt, Scr lie 6c5iiglid Der
ma6rideinlic6cn @irtlmg oeS neuen
GenofrotiiAen Iarii9 uuf Die betrcI'
icnoc SnblItric I'M 2IuSfllnft eriub'
tc. Scnotor ga Sollcttc tbciltc 0cm
Scnot bclttc nit, buB BON Den 25OO
1Sragcliltcn, mcld)e allSgelan0t nurs
0cn, MIR icb3 6contuortet tuoroCn
Icien. 6r. Ga 6oacttc meinte, Dies
i6eine 5u 5eigcn, bob Die 5abrifans
ten cntlucocr bon Ocm ncucn Sarif
ni6tS fiir6tcten oocr abcr, oaB bic.
iel6cn nidlt offcn 81 2Sege gingcn.
Ger Scnotor bon lSisconiin, BON
Dem Die Soec Scr 2luSicnolmg Der
I5ragebogcn itnnlnttc. 6atte bcnicl6cn
nod cine bon ibm pcrfdBtc Cite bel
aclcgt, in Scr 6olinllng, OaOurd
mcbr 9i6t a1f oie Garif-9tepiiion er-
gicben 5u f0nnen. Gr CAB 6eltte ST.
oub cr in ieincn GrUartlingcn lciocr
get1uidt porocn iei mo oaB Die noe.
nigen cingegangenen 9lntiporten MIR
unbeocuten0e Sniormation entbaltcn
bGttcn, insbeIonocrc iuas Die ,Srage
Scr GroouftionsfoItcn in biciem
9an0e i'm GerbGltniB 81 oencn in
Gonfurren5s s9Gnocrn angcbe. Sic
2lusfiibrungcn 0eS ScnatorS nuroen
bcrborgerilicn burd5 Den &eriud Der
Scnntoren Gillingbom uno Sage bon
Iermont un0 @aaiugcr bon 9ielp-
Sampibire, Den 3olI AMI 8ranit 81
cr60ben. GaS Enhancement in oic.
fem Sinne, Dem Scnator ga sSoQettc
opponirte, puroe nit A gegcn 10
Stimmen pernorien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-08-02
dmmtmrr i 8rdsrr,
GcntidcS Snnf- unO g8cdiclocidaft.

TlitnticScr brr attienbBric.
20 Suntil=StrnHe,
,,Vatiuual gnnt OF 6nmme:tc"' 'Gcbdnhe.
Mn nno Gerfuui uulI sIfiten mo 9bliaaIio'
men, QSCthfI unO GrcOiiurlcie Hul alle Ddhpls
iTa1lidcu 5tiipic Gurnpa5. glns mn SetiHnl
ircnIncr C6coitrtCn iumie Snaicrit4nlIg 9el
LouS (9lprtl2T-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-08-02

Eacroiic, Mi5c., I. 9Iu9uIt. =
Wtarp, Die iicbep Sabre nlte Eohtcr
bon 2Inton gridion bon 9riitolu,
nobe bier, crlng> >Icute oen SSoIaen Ell.
mes 9iiieS elmer &lapperidIongc.
Gas &in0 mar BON ser S6Iongc an
0c0riffcn mor0cn, ais c5 S6marjs
bccrcn piliidtc. Grob6cm irjtlihc
Siilfc prompt sur Stcle mar, fonntc
Die Glcinc niht gCrettCt merocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-08-02
Trittcr &crIndJ unr criolgreidl.

GIcDclano, g., I. 9lu9uIt. -
6rou 9tellic Qiop Nelpmnn. Die @ot
tin bon Gowaro E. 9fcmmau, SiilfS,
ScfrctGr Ser oGlepcIanO SriIt So, "
beging 6cutc WOrgcn SelbItmor6
6ur6 GridicBcn. Sic mar 20 Sabre
alt. Gic SclbItm6rocrin lit felt Ian.
gcrcr 3eit an Melan6olic. Sic
modtc ibon oor6cr innerbnlb bon
brci Wonatcn 5neimal oen Tcrfi6,
Iib oa3 2cbcn 5u ncbmcn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-11-01
Ask Removal of
Coal Co.'S Receiver

Chicago, Oct. 31.-Sensational charges
We're filed against Thomas J. O'Gara,
president OF the O'Gar;t Coal Co, be-
fore Judge Lands in the United States
district court, Thursday.
The company went into bankruptcy,
six weeks ago, and Judge Carpenter
appointed O'Gara and Former Mayor
Fred Busse receivers.
Important Eastern stockholders, in
Guiding Amos r. f. Pinchot and Albert
3. Kerr of New York City. and Will
liam B. Kerr of Syracuse, now ask that
O'Gara be relieved as a receiver and
make charges as follows:
That O'Gara is under indictment in
the federal court charged with recelN-
ing rebates from railroads; that the fl
nancial difficulties of the company are
due tc his mismanagement; that he
diverted funds of the company TO his
personal use; that he has retained
100000 due the company as commits
eions on the sale of coal; that he used
the company's credit to borrow money
for himself and that he used 1en and
equipment of the company in his prt-
vate enterprises.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-11-01

Worcester. Mass. Oct. Si,-FsIra BET
ties. disturbances in the corridors. be
cause eff the collection Of these battles
and the presence of the poles. who
were called in by DIR. ErneSF ct1eTaef.
superintendent. were sOme 81 Tat
things that were added, this alter
noon2 to the recital Of aIlesed cruelty
and misconduct OF affairs At WcTctS-
ter State hospital at the hearing et-
fore the State Board of Insanity,
William Raien, representing The
petitioning nurses in the absence 81
DR.. G. W. Calvin at the afternoon
hearing said he had picked up 81 least
a dozen rum bottles on his way up
the walk and showed five or SIX IN
support of charges Of drinking made.
Yesterday. DIR. John H. sullivan a
witness. Tuesday, called some news
paper men and going out near the
mems quarters. picked up numerous
bottles and brought them into the
corridor near where the hearing was
in progress He claimed attendants
cursed him at the quarters.
Some of them followed him into the
corridor and the argument which fol-