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MISS PANKHURST IN
FEAR FOR AMERICA
Kaiser May Spread War Here,
She Hints i'm Carnegie
Hall Speech.

Ell Germany should win in tho present
war" said Miss Christabcl pankhurst in
nor speech at Carnegie Hall yesterday
afternoon, at would bc the greatest pos
sN'c blow to the woman suffrage move
mont Germany is exclusively male ma
ZION. 70 nation that believes might is right.
4, Is for this reason that women. who, az
'ro Germans say. are good for only
.lNarou. church and cooking. have been
forced to stand back in Germany and see
is armed conflict forced upon the
wo~I
Tho victory Of the allies would mean
,Ne highest victory for Germany itself
The Germany OF beethoven and of Goethe
dead. There remains only the Germany
o.. Ho Kaiser
Germany has hacked her way through
U,r.um. she has hacked her way through
France. and she is only waiting to do the
aaaIe iu Great Britain should she sue
Good. what guarantee have you that she
WI, not do the same to America
Knowing that America wishes to hear
al sides. I am Speaking to-day for the
cause of d." Allies aa a woman secs IT,
Americans are being asked by the German
professors 'u their midst To- believe that
'nc alnri nations are the aggrcssors in
.r.s terrible war America has not vet
pronounced her judgment ON that point.
fu' tNpIu'r great neutral nation has al
tea,v done 80. That nation Is italy
italy has refused to fight with Austria
and Germany hccause she believes them
% Ne the EErcssors--bclievcs them TO he
lighting an offensive and not defensive
war"
Miss rarkhurst said that international
peace would come only when women were
enf~auchiscd
81 the conclusion OF her speech. she
vas bpwharded with questions. In re
-r.u.c to one Of these. she said. Some
ONE asks me- why we champion Belgium
when ireland lies hound at our door. I
deny that ireland lies bound at our door.
The Irish dominate the House of Par
lament. An Irshman has more privi-
'eEcs than I. for he can vote. 1t il alb
glrl 20 compare them with the Belgians."
Answering another questioner. she said:
YOU ask. What about Great Brltain's
nol'.y bro the lIocr war? | do not defend
any nation when il IL I'm the wrong but
where ar" tho Boors to-day They are
HEhH-e side by side in the trenches with
mo English. II tho Boers can forgive
ue / guess YOU can"
White there were one or two Kisses,
me meeting ended without any disturb
ar0c.
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MANY NoTABLES SEE LIFE"
Initini Performance Of New ORA mn
1T the Manhattan

u tho audience AZ the Manhattan Opera
House last might at tho opening perform
arcc ~ Life" the big Brady drama by
Thompson buchanan, were tho following
Charles Klein. who gave a box party in
honor of Jerome X. jerome, Hubert Henry
Davies and Henry Arthur Jones; David
Knott. who was tho nos, 10 n theatre party
= fourteen former Justice Edward \.
Mccall, Leo and Jake Shubcrt, George g.
Tyler Joseph Brooks. \. W. Dlngwall.
Frank Mckee. Gcorcr VI. Cohan. sam
harris Andrew Freedman. Mrs Ebert n.
Gary. WClrm Randolph Hearst and Mrs.
'I'ir-t with q box party. tho Rcv. Allan
N.rndy Ann Murdock, Louis stewart.
IT, Charles Gould. George Casamujor.
William Morrow. Gus'ayus r. Kirby. Clar-
enc. Amman. d. Wiuifrod chapman, the
Philadelphia banker with a box party and
HUNT. Wake
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MARRIED.

APPLEGATE-EME Y-On Saturday. Oc-
tohcr "a. 1914 at Morristown, ~ j., by
the Rev Octavius Applcgate. H. D.
assisted by tho Rev. Barrett p. Tyler,
rector OF the church Of the Redeeme-.
Anita. daughter OF Mr and Mrs. John
r. Emery, 10 Paul Ray Appegate. son
Of the late Octuvius Applegate. u. D.
OF Newburgh.
McGUSTN-REED.--O Saturday, October
"a, 1914 at MnmAroneck. y. Y. by tho
Rev Peter Houston Milliken Mrs
Henrietta weatherbee Read, daughter
of Mrs. Edwin Henry Weatherbee. to
Robert Tlghe McGusty,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Saturday. De-
tobcr -, at 81. Johns church. Siam
ford, Conn, by the rector. the Rev
charles Morris Addison, father OF the
bride. Julia Norris 20 George Emlen
Roosevelt ~ New York.
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Applegate-Emery.

MoRRsrowN, y. J.. oct. 24-The we'd
ding OF Miss Anita Emery. only daughter
OF Nice-Chancellor and Mrs. John Il. En-
cry OF p Elm street to Paul Ray Apple
gate OF PittsburR. son of Mrs. Octavius
Applerate. whose husband was the late
Rev. Octavius Apologize of Newburgh.
took place IN the Church of the Redeemcr
this afternoon at o'clock. The oficiat-
ing clergyman was the Rev. Octavius
Applegate, rector OF Grace Church, Utica,
y. Y. a brother Of the bridegroom, as
sisted by the Rev. Barrett 7. Taylor rec
tor of the Church Of the Redeemer.
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DIED.

CARTER --Katherine. Services at THE
FUNERAL. CHURCH" 24i West Twenty
third street Drank Il. Campbell Build
ing, Sunday afternoon at 2;SO. Auto
mobile coTtege.
manufactured into life eternal
Saturday. October %, 1914, at the Hol-
land House, New York city Evelyn
Lyon, wife Of John II. HegemHn,
Funeral services at Salem Baptist church
New Rochelle, y. Y, on Wednesday,
October rs, 1914, upon arrival Of the
2:i5 7. NJ. train out OF New York
JUpsON,--On Friday. October %. 1914. the
Rev. Edward Judson
Funeral services az the Memorial Baptist
Church Washington square, New York.
Sunday, October 20, at o'clock T. "
and az Hamilton y. y, Monday, Oc-
tobsr %.
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MISS DRESSLER IN NEW PLAY,

STAMFORD, Conn, oct. 2i.-Marie Dress
Ter. after an absence OF a year IN London
music halls returned 10 the American
stage tonight, when she appeared for the
first time in new comedy entitled "a
Mixup," written by Parker A. IIOrd a
Washington newspaper man, ana pro-
duced by the Messrs, Shubert Miss
Dressler Is seen as the prtma donna of a
hurlesque company who becomes involved
in the matrimonial misunderstanding OF
young couple. The supporting company
includes Bertram Lytell, Evelyn Vaughan.
Julia Blanc ana many others,
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Buttneld-sa IN u ,icrs.

PrAiNFtELp. y j., oct 2i-Miss Jean
Morton Saunders, daughter Of former
Mayor W. l.. Saunders Of North Plalnhcld.
and Marson lines Buttfeld son Of Mr..
and Mrs. w j. Ruttncld Of this city.
werc married Mt noon to-day AZ the home
Of the brides father The Rev. G. II.
Kues Of the Holy Cross Episcopal Church.
North Plalnheld, OBLIGATED. Miss Emily
Saunders of Philadelphia, n cousin II
the bride. was the maid Of honor. and
the Misses Elizabeth McCiee and Margaret
Buttheld werc the bridesmaids. Harlan
Pratt Of East Orange was the best man.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-25
ISlenert-wOod.

PATERSON. y. j.. oct 24.--Auuounce-
ment was made here to-day OF the mar
rage on September Il IN Jersey city az
Abram Klcnert. Judge Of the Court Of
Common Pleas. Passaic county to Miss
Bessie f.. Wood OF New York. They met
last July en- route to Europe The an
nounccmcnt is a surprise to Judge Klein
ert's ncquantanccs in Paterson.
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Mrs. Elizabeth Osborne Lent

Mrs. Elizabeth Osborne Lent. aged Sc,
widow of the Rev. isaac II. Lent, who for
flftyive years was in charge of churches
i'm the New York Conference of the Meth
odlst Episcopal Church. died Mt the home
OF her daughter, Mrs. Alice Sheldon, In
Hilsdale. y. Y, on Thursday The fu-
neral services will be held in Hillsdale
at ! l.. NJ Tomorrow
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W. E. D. sTOKEss SON IS JAMES.
Bnby's Name VIII Not lie Hardened
with Initials.

DENvER, oct. 24.--Unllkc his father. the
six-wecks-old son of w. T.. ID. Stokes OF
New York. will not he burdencd by n
flock OF initials
The mother of the baby announced in
n local society column to-day that the
child would be named James after his
paternal grandfather,
The namo viii be conferred at christ
enlng party to be held in New York some
tImo after Thanksgiving The baby and
his mother, who was in n very critical
condition for week or so after the chld's
birth, are both reported to he strong and
well
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-25
Irish Priests for Brooklyn.

SN young priests from Dublin have
heov temporarily assigned to the Brooklyn
catholic diocese. I'm which there are many
vacancies. Two, Fathers Fay and Ryan.
Navo already arrived and been appointed
p the parishes OF -. Bridget and 81 Rose.
respectively. The other four. Fathers
sheridan. "ttlloI. Shcerin and Mctrath.
are expected this week The priests are
al members Of the 1911 class at Maynooth
College They will remain in the Brook
Ign d'p1,se from three to seven years.
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John u. Lott.

John u. Lott. lawyer. 80 years old,
known as "the most prominent citizen of
Flatbush,' died yesterday of arterio-
sclerosis at his home. 59l Ocean avenue.
He was graduate 81 Union College and
the law schssi OF Columbia University.
He served AZ Commissioner OF Police in the
GOWN OF Flathush. was one of the
organizers OF tho F1atbush Waterworks
Company. and eN-prcsdcnt OF the Flat
bush Trust Company and member Of
many clubs. His wife died in 1905. and
he is survived 10y two sons.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-25

san Francisco. Cal. oct. 24-Major
John i. Thompson, L. 5. A.. retired, a
veteran of the civil war, died here to-day.
IT, served ~ a private in the First Rhode
Island Volunteer Cavalry from 1861 UNI
III 1864 and as Second Lieutenant in the
First New Hampshire Volunteer Cavalry
until July. 1865. Later he was appointed
a Second Lieutenant in tho Third Infantry
IN the regular army. When retired for
disability in 1898 he was Captain in
that regiment. The rank OF Major was
conferred on him In 1901.
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Moore-Dovy1cr.

benjamin Moore. Jr. son Of n wealthy
resident Of Astoria, and Nlss Ethel V
Dowler daughter Of Mrs. Abilene Dowlcr
Of 4S7 Second avenue. Astoria, were
married In Trinity Methodist Church
in that place last evening by the Rev
william G. McDermott Miss Fredi-
Klein was maid of honor, the Misses
Grace Brode and Margaret Moore were
bridesmaids, Mrs Winfield Terry and
Mrs Eugene !. Northacker wero matrous
of honor and Alexander p Moore was
host man
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Miss Flower Engaged.

Nr' James dc Laval Flower announced
lpv IN" engagement of her daugh
Mss Gs'ellc Howard Flower IA
Nsrercv W. Chaunccy OF this city Mrs
.'nr and her daughter have been idon-
'."I with the colony at Tuxedo since they
u" ''rc from New Orleans. La Mr.
m..t is a son of the late Henry
.H..N. Of this city lie is a member
'No 'niou club, where he makes his
H" when In Ncw York
NJ date has been set Tor the wedding,
win probably take place Ia De-
.Npr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-25

NEwRuRGH, y. Y, oct 24--David \
Morrison. So, acting president Of the Co
lumbus Trust Company OF this city, died
AT his home on Dubois street. Friday
night Of heart disease, He held the Of
fee of School Commissioner Of the First
Assembly district of Orange county for
many years. lie Is survived by his wife
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Mrs. VI. Victoria Nctz.

Mrs NJ Victoria Metz. 81. widow OF
Alexander r, +. Metz an artist who
died forty-four years ago. died suddenly
at the home ~ her daughter, Mrs. q. A.
Hammer, 100 North Parsons avenue,
Flushing, Friday night She was born in
Germany I'm addition to her daughter,
she Is survived by two Sons.
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kcmpncr Estat. Only ~, 900.

e Of Magistrate otto Kempner, who
'''1 Brooklyn on October s. left no
..I ana Yesterday his son, Clarence j.
.rWb''r, filed n petition IN the Surro-
oa''s office for his appointment as ad-
s'rn'or of the estate According to
.' poet Won tho estate. consisting of per-
Hual property, is valued at only 81 600.
Vt 'l strl'e Kcmpner owned some real es-
'N'" iu conjunction with his wife but 1t
W.. nul ngnre In the SONS netltion
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Mrs. Mary Rowland MiddIcworth.

Mrs. Mary Rowland Mddleworth, wife
OF Henry v Middieworth, n veteran of
the Spanish-American war, and daughter
Of Henry G. Johnson, nm old time Repuh-
hcan leader in Queens, died yesterday
NJ the home Of her parents IN 147 Frank
lin street Astoria. She IL survived by her
husband and one son.
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In MemOrlnm.

BENSON'-A solemn seventh days mind
mass OF requiem will be sung for the
repose Of the soul OF Mgr. Benson at
tho Church OF Our Lady Of Lourdes,
Washington Heights, Monday. October
26, At 10 a. NJ. His friends are In
Vited to assist.
CROSSEN.-The Rev John j. Anniversary
mass ST. John Chrysostom's. The Bronx,
Monday A. NJ
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Dean Michael Barry.

OswEGo, oct 2f--Dcan Michael Barry
OF the Roman Catholic diocese Of syria
cuse, and for forty-fve years rector Of
ST. Paul's Church of this city, died to-
day in his eighty-third year.
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DIED.

wOoDwORTII-On saturday, October "a.
1914 at the residence OF his son, f. T.
Woodwork. 1870 Aycrigg avenue, Pas
sale, y, j., Abel NJ, Woodwork. In his
sixty-seventh year.
FUNERAL private.
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John Townsend, Miss Grace Casaloar and
Mr. and Mrs. f.. T. Bedford
Mr. and Mrs. Schwelzer will live Mt $50
East Seventy-second street after Deem
Der I.
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Mr.. and Mrs, James
VI Harris hOrne.
MIR and Mrs. John II
Maddox
Mr. and Mrs, Richard
Mailer.
Miss Valerie Marhury
Prof. and Mrs william
Max Muller.
Mrs James Nelson
Rice.
baroness Alice Schcnk
Countess SChyl
Consul and Mrs. 4 r.
Srligman.
william n. Stewart.
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THE SEAGOERS.

Arrived by the Holland-Amcrica liner
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-01-16

Gn sanifc ejeuoommelis Meeep.
tim blep bolot gsnbog gftermtib.
Dag ! @apitoliet / st. Baul. Sta.
tens Mrbetberba1realt bapbe iont fine
@ipiter~ to b1utoreoer Mrbeioerife1
fra ct. @al1ls 6abriter, bpor 8l,:
reauet bar lat fig for at forbeors
1ilitdnoene. 3e beiggerroe bar be-:
Haote, i ltroale,be &anner % lint.
ties at npoe Statens Winifribeo, 81
Der life flpbeoe fig 1aoaet al Jat.
ItigbipIp eo ben. @npitpIiet bnl
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at gibe os bort haelige @reb. 81
elite bette bort aooptereoe 2anb,
men III pprne OFT Dunn1arf, Dor
Noher, % III pil bpgge be11ne @pa-
ming til beaoes Sore; mgae ben
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% Mrfiteftllr fan prooueere. @l1lt
paa at oclltle Npg1ti,lg farl fun blipe
mulig, naar III ollie gipe Dor Sfprp
oerfor mau inge1t stbIipe biemme 5.
lite % Soc Sch. 81 hanife 6oreui,l.
ger bar lluttet Jig i%an1n1en / bette
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Der ntaa % ifal bringe Meiultat, Los
os bcrfpr, ale pit Carrie / Sop
fins, Stillmater, minneapolis pg
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to Beitforeltillinger, lao ps fylbe
bbert 5Goe og Lao Us bile, at Der CT
loa meget Observation-Disclosures /
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mart ienoer beroper al @11njt %
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@oonoperferc, bliper buffet / CT,
paslenoe @p9ni,1g.
Gt CT fun EN- lille 9eatior, % fln1
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11pe poa 8reoberne i Epillingbper=
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-01-16

reppe n%ogeniil,6e bapt mere il,te.
~resiereoe belegenoe. Merfelig mol
bonbe ,,eppc cit al 6isf e to bl1nbre-
&c st. Nuuls Niger moQeniinbe boz
ret inbe / a%apitoliet fpr. Sc belaa
alt, Marmprialene. M~falerierm
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for alt.
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Sc me0 Observation-Disclosures for
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Statsforbuno bolbt en- tort
Gale ng npfor0reoe E1gerne til at
bina1toen til Splnsniug %
Seoring al 3illtaroene.
Miis MgneS &eter1on> Gbei for
acknowledgements fpinoe.ige Mfoe-
ling % Miis Gli5a Gpa11s, Sefre=
tor for Minoltelpn=S
facet 6e,u1e &eception iiton6.
talte til Nieerne ON Somar=
belOe. Miis Heterion iagoe, at Set
bar prret mniteligt at faa Higerne
interes leret paa allie Ste0er. Ma1l=
sc al 0em lDntes at bore bange for
at Mite fin Ep|t. oeriom DC gap
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lagoe bun, at biGlpe Sc arbej6enoe
% at lfafie 0eportementet
SplDsning ON 6%orboloene, laa set,
lom CT galt, Fan rettes pon.
21n1cbeon bleb ierberet / @opito=
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enoe, % Sc 6onife Nntionoloragter
bliper en- npiagtig @qii Of 9ragter,
Ser blep brugt / eamlsIDuge, oe ST.
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gre alt tot at gre 1tte Sptoa fao
natnrtro % interesia 4 JONI muligt.
@al1et taeer fiji %kskepnoelie 81.
1912, og iamtioig mbneS / Spife-
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me6 Sag og @eier, oDbbelt belagt.
2ofalerne bill Mine inluft beforere6e
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gpre bisie to Mftener, 5. lite og
Sbe Deb. til birfelige Seitaftener.
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Maaneoen. 8slneMsoe bier 9ns.
Bog Miten 81.
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~ WV ~ eH0H%S
bolot al Mrs. q. S. Bright al
minneapolis ONT el,rop9ilfe 2pbe.
Sanfe11 CT at bolbe flere Mecep=
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(sSnojeno).
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