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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-03
TEARS DOWN RED FLAG
veteran Then HOSTS Stars and
Stripes at Cemetery.

When Albert Welsh, a Civil War vet
,'sh' OF Dover, y. j.. went 20 decorate
.'@.es OF comrades In Locust Hill Cenc-
~ Yesterday. he found a red banner
'|nhs from the top Of tree. The 81
FADE.
"esh tore down the emblem and col
'so money 20 buy AN American nag.
procession Of men, women and chill
a., 'h marched 10 the cemetery and hoistcd
~ new nag. while THE Star-Spangled
ssnner and other patriotic airs were
salute was fired from shotguns
~ II W. =. .-1...r mn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-03
Exceptional
FOR r1ONDAY
A Very Special Sale of
Mems & WOrmen's Hosiery

at decided concessions from usual
prices, will comprise the follow
ing seasOmable assortment:
Women's Fine=quality Silk Hose, i'm
black, white and the leading colors,
per pair SIPS
Womem's Silk Hose, i'm black only,
per pair 85c.
Women's Silk Hose, i'm black or
white per pair &c.
Mems Silk Ffalf=hOse, i'm black or
colorS per pair Csc.
Mems Lisle Thread Half=hose, i'm
black or colOrs,
per half=dOzem pairs S1.5O
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-03
Special Order Dressmaking
Department

DN PII AIII Viii
The following exceptional prices are
quoted for Dresses made to order:
Afternoon and Evening Dresses
of taffeta, MORE, crepe de Chime or
crepe meteor at 5000
Yachting or Seasf1ore Dresses
of Shantung silk pongee, fancy wash
able silk or fine cotton fabrics,
at $500
Models and materials shown ON the
Third Floor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-03
A Sale of
Mahogany Art Furniture

TO be held i'm the Department for Art
Objects and Bric=a=brac, will conn
Drise the following:
Serving Trays, i'm various styles OF
inlay az 90'VV
Muffin Stands
Plain, $500 With inlay SS.5O
Tim Tables, 22=incha size, at us
Tea Wagons, inlaid at l8.OO
Martha Washington Sewing Tables,
with inlay d. IY'VV
Nestled Tables consisting OF set on
four tables) aC IYeVV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-03
5000 Yards of
Summer Dress Materials

inn a large variety of attractive
shades appropriate for Spring and
Summer, will be placed ON sale at
the very low prices quoted.
Fancy Cotton Crepes, per yard 21c.
Silk=amd=cOttOm Tmssaf i'm jacquard
designs per yard Csc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-03
A Sale of Silk Parasols

at the special price of $500
will present am unusually attractive
selection which includes both novel
and regulation shapes the new
colors and color combinations as
we'll as black=and=wEite effects; and
the tucked and shirred Parasols
that are now so much i'm vogue.
Also Mems and WOmen's TWilled
Silk Umbrellas
of excellent quality, with mission or
natural wood handles at $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-03
Smart White Hats

for early Summer wear 1.-THE larger
number made of white Milan hemp),
featuring ribbon, flower and fancy
feather trimmings. These Hats will
be offered at the unusually at
Gractive price of $1,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-03
Also for TUESDAY, May
An Unusually Interesting Sale of
Women's Summer Bouses

arranged presenting attractive styles
at extraordinarily low prices
Blouses four charming Styles i'm white or
BLOB
with aCcemtuaGionS kefch
Linen Blomse i'm white, opemhagen each $500
Ogandie Blouse cuffs of fine embroidery finished
with black cravat at SS9U
Brocaded Silk Crepe B1ouses i'm gold Base
BLUE gold White Base Bouse each $500
very distinctive style; copied from am
innp model AT SOzS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-03
%. Altntutt & On
Values will be offered i'm the
An Extraordinary Sale Of Women's Summer
Coat Suits and Separate Skirts
For TUESDAY,,

has been PREPARED comprising large variety d smart osS IN @
offered lin Department the Third Floor at the o"g
attractive prices
Dresses ae1 etan oWere wolfe or 5
Dresses white creme or French linen $50
white coOred
al
r 6 rred ad French cre, or colored zebra-striped wolfe
SIIo5U
Dresses of coed cotton MORE wolfe or ced Chime
SlS1UU
Dresses, combined with Anglais e6roias
SIYsSU
with embroidered orgadle at 8UO
Cotton Coat Suits
white eponge at SZIUU
OF white colored goine at SUUO
Separate Cotton Skirts
white i'm the pocket style at S3OO
fancy featuring the plated tunfc ait 4SO
with umic ounce at 500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-03
An Unusual Sale of
WOnen's Spring Coats

inn new, smart effects for street
wear, will afford am advantageous
opportunity at these prices:
Eponge Coats, i'm black and navy
blue trimmed with black satin and
silk=lined throughout at S1A.5O
Gabardine Coats, i'm black and navy
BLUE; effectively trimmed with
black moire and silk=lined through
out at 1880
Important Reductions have been
made i'm The prices of the remaining
stock of Paris Model Coats and
Wraps for Afternoon and Evening.
A Sale of Timely Interest i'm the Mil
linery Department ON the Third
Floor will consist of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-03

An Important Sale of
WOmen's AmeriCan-made
Underwear
at very remarkable prices,
will comprise q specially selected
assortment of newly designed I'm
Departments, made of the materials
now i'm demand, including pique,
cotton crepe and crepe de Chime.
Muslin Undergarments
NigFtrobes
at @Sc., S1.4S, LOS, 1.9S to 2.S5
Combination Garments
at S1.1O, LAS, LIS to 2.7S
Petticoats
at S1.OO, LIS, LAS to 200
Corset Covers
at &C., &c., S1.1O, 1,25 to 2.7S
Drawers
at 49,, &c., &c., S1.1O to Las
Chemises at @5c., S1.25 & las
Envelope Chemises at S1.SO & LIS
Crepe de Chine Undergarments
Nightrobes
at $3.50, 400, S.8S 6 $50
Combination Garments, consisting
of Corset Cover and Drawers,
at S5.25, AIS, SIS 6 ESQ
Underbodices
at S1.5O, 1913, 2.@5 & 3.2S
Knicker5ockers at $50
Kmickerbockers of China Silk, at los
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-03
WOmen's and Kisses
Riding Habits

for Cross or Side=saddle use
made to order at the following
special prices:
OF linen or khaki at $500
OF Chefoo silk pOngee at $500
Ofwool checks or mixtures at $500
Full Dress Riding Habits at $500
Superior materials and
workmanship.
Riding Habit Dept, Third Floor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-20
OaS Oeatidc gSOlf bel Scsiuu Oes
@cltbranOes.
(NWs Nerlin.)

Wer mic SHreibcr oieies ~ felt
nabe3u eincm Sabr5ebnt in Teutib-
Lamb Iebt un0 NIT Ser Gigeuart oes
oclltiHGi @plfsHarafters mobl Der.
traut iii iranO in Den Gasen Die oem
@eltfriea rorausgingcn itaaneno
bor ser boben g9eac Matchmaker 8e-
Geiiteriug, Die oieies ionit 10 rltbigc,
ia be0d1tige gSolf 0urhflutbcte. 9lpe
trcincnoen llnterlhieoe Der politi.
iden uno rclieioien glnidoiutng ma
rem pcripiiht. 0er traOitioneae 0eut
iAc observation-disclosures mar elmer
bciipicaoicn Giumit6i0fcit gepiden
Ginc 9lrt @ottesfrieoe batte ieoen
@artci5miit perihmmen laiicn ertre.
inc &olitifer pie Gonierpatipe uno
5o5ialoempfraten fonoen iih mic
ielbitueritanolih 5iIiammen, ais es
cali, oas @oterlnno gegeu Den feino'
IiHen lleberioQ 5u ihiiben. Mns oas
ocuticbc @olf beionoers emporte, Oas
mar Die 6irter6dltige glrt 0es riIiii-
ldea Qorgc6ens, mic iie aus Dem
ggeiBbltd, oos bic HeiAsregierilng
oen Gelti6en Meidstose Ooreelegt
bat, uno oen oieiein bcigeidIoiienen
gtftpnitIdeu criidtlid 1T. GanaH
6anoeltc es iid 6ei Dem pl0bliden
Giniaa ruiiiidcr uno iran5oiiider
Erilppcn III Dcutibluuo inn eineu
luoblcrmoaenen @lon, ser beionoers
ihnld6lid ononrA it, oaB Die riIiii-
i1c Diplomatic bis auf ben leBtcn
glugcnblia 1eutihlnno iiber i6re
mnbren glbii6teu irre5uiiibren iuhte
Gs nuB icbcn binio Denfenoen EN-.
p0ren mem er aus Dem 0epeihen.
mcAiel ocs Gati6en aaiiers init Dem
G5nren eriicbt, pie Der G5nr al Die
3rclnoiHnft mo Siilfe oes aaiiers
appclirt uno ieine Germittellmg er.
bittet iino wie gleih3eitig, mdbreno
Ser Safer iib nod nit ebrlihem 81
fec Der @ernittellng bingiebt, Die
Wlo6iliiaiion Der gelnnnutcn rlIili.
iHen @e9rnaDt allo nibt nur ge-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-20

gomit bdtte sluBlono iel6it lelns
9fe6tc ouf Folen aufgegeoell'
Oiirftc feincm 3peifel mebr iIntelI'.
qcn, OaB iic AUDI in Der bisberiasn
6orm niemqls ipieoer 3ur A0allu4s
mcrocn fontite,, i sg9ir Daben Oerslis
Dor cinigen Sogen einen gllllrntw
pd6nt, Sen Der 6Iterreidii1e AOss,
cocmmanoirenoc bcim @iumarld y
&uIIiid-Yolcn an Die gcpollerpasl
ocridtet bat. Ser 9lufrilf geitqlies, !.
eincu fleineD, @inblid in Die mogl'~, g.'s
5ufiinftige itoatsredtlide SteluuS u.s
9luiiiI6-9oleus; er ipri6t poll y
9efreilng bonn mosfowitii6en 9UI
Die oie perbiinOcten oelti6-olterrs'sus,
i6en g(rmeen bringcn, lno pol ~ ~
S6ranfen, sic Sen @erfe6r Der pOun
iden @cp0lferilng NIT Oen errlll'g;~ 1S:,.
I6often ser weItIi6eu &ultur Drg.
bern unO bic geiprengt weroen y
ic,i.
9lbcr wie oie Qiuae aud fotlllls~ i,.
perOen wenn unierc @affen lple .y's TX
iider 6offcn. audi ferner bier ~. VA,
@liid i'm aumpfe gegeu Den 3uls is.
mus beidieoen bleibt fiir &pll'u
&oIen bcOeutet Ger ietige arIe9 ..' w.
ale 6dae cine @rl0iing ans lpg. Y.
binoertIanger llnterOriidllng ole \. ~.
offning Der Fforten 81 einenI llp'' I.
nulen, uirtbiboitli6en mo flllIl'''
len 9lufitieg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-20
Sin TrieOens6iIO ans eiittidl.

glm iteroam, 20. 9liguit.- Gin
boQGnOii1er 9erihterltotter oeso oglQs
genleeneu San0elsbloO," ser in Git
tih NOR, iagt Sect 1T 9iitti6 poa
pou Oeutiheu Eruppen. Sic iinO
iiberaa, loufen in EruppS berlim
mO rnuden bel9iide Gigurretten.
llrO sic SiittiGer MGoden goitfrei,
ipie man bier nun cinnal III, begee-
nen iel6It Dem 6einoe freunolih.
@o6rbaftig, BON 6einoidoft merit
man bier menig. glur ouf Sen frGf-
tigen 6rahtoutos NIT 0en gtanen
oeiti1er 6ubrifen mo 9rnuereieit,
ouf Heiiemooen, 2urusontos. SogO-
mooen, oQe uoa Wiilitdr, ee6t es in
raienoer 5abrt bin lno ber 0nrH oie
StroBeu. gIuf ieoen @ooer iibeu
5ipei SoIOoten @epebr I'M 9lrme.
9lber ooS lit MN ciunal bier Orts-
gebrold). @s iit ais menn oie Git
tiher oos gefdbrlihe glrtillerieidie-
ben idon oepobnt iino, 6ortiudb.
renO oonnerii nod Die ihiperen @e-
idiiee uno oie @ranoten fliegen ii6er
sic Stoot, 9l6er fein Wlenid gibt
nie6r ctpos Ooralif. Wlon merit,
ooB oie Ceutiden fir 9lles poroe-
iorgt 6oben unO OaB lie einem ms
eili5elne ousgeorbeiteten 9lone ee-
foIgt iino. Sonit bdtten iie ood
ma6rIdeinlit Oen eepaltioen 3ug
mad 2iittid ilidt gctuuot Elm i'm.
er6orteS gropolritiid, pehn lie
nid)t porber geipuBt 6dtten sob iie
III Ser Stoot ielbit cine 10 oort6eil-
Dofte @oiition eiiine1men fonnteu.
C6nc OicIc Sidcrbeit mare ser 9liif.
nori6 nod 2iittid 5iuiihen 5wei
Sorts binoirrd ein uerriidter NlorO
geueieu,
Gas @lei1geuidt I'M Genfen lit
qou3 perloren gegangen. Gum 9ei-
ipieI audi. Sn Reituiirant Su
Ebore, iUo it6 oieieS iebt ihreibe,
iecn eiue SRei6e BON siitti6etn Inn
mid 1prin, iumitten einer 2caion
oeitIder Sffi5ierc uno SOlooten.
Dlou io1tc 9loii6eu, in Berlin 5lt
iein 9os Seitourout lit 6alb olS
Soipitd[ einoeridiet; ipdbreio III
ben StroBen5i.iimern oie @leniden
rubig ellen lmO trinfen liegen in
oen Sinter5inniern, nlIr geiHieoen
ourb einiae mdgere Ralmen mo ei.
nige Eoniienbdiune in lSdiiern oie
Germumoeten III ldneen 9leibeu oiif
eiiernen 9ettiteaen, Wenn iH bon
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-20
Sunieuo OeutIdle ocfangenc uOn Spa
uIen na6 9llgerien gebradt.


5000 Geutide in Barcelona feitgcl
balten. Die iran50iiide Sii'
genpropaoanoa in 5partien.
llnicr ans @9oorio in 0elitihlono
Correspondent idilocrt
oie IoraGnee III Sponien Bel gIuss
bru6 oes Strieees wie iolgt Sn Wla-
0ri0 cntitano am Gage Der oeutihen
WlobiltnaHlng cine allgeineine BE-
meeiing imter Ben 5ablreihen 0eiit-
i1en 5iIinol aus EortugoE 81 eleider
8eit IeutiHe eintraicn. oie bort aus.
aelpieien 81 idein idienen. Gas
Eiiblifitm itiirnte Die glabrungsniit-
tendoeu. Gurd Gri6eincn zines
ariegsocfrets. oos befannt CAB. 0oB
Ole Nusinbr BON 2cbensnitteln perbo-
ten lei, legte iicb Die 9lufregung ocs
9yu6lifiuns, uno Die @reiIe ianfen
ipieoer Gie aus Horis IN Dtaorio
Siegesnahribteu tlun.
gen einfa1 ldherlid. 60 ioaen bel
9lofcp Die 0eutihen IN ser Shlotbt
$4,000 Wlonn uerIorcn 6aben. oic
Sran5oien ongegen MIR 10000; cine
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-20

GS lll lNu)l ltlu)I W OltlSi ONts
Sin frobes Sico 81 lingen;
Spaor ocs Sommcrs 9lumenfleio
Qonn nidt oen Sdmer5 be3ipingeu.
0ie Sarfe trouert an Der @ono,
SD betc fir mein @oterlonO-
DaB OoH Scr 9inlmel es 6eBiitc
Gomit fein &Guberbeer BORT uiitbe.
IS 1T nidt lcidbt. mas Sbr oid iagt
9ft mill oos Ser5 per5agen
llno penn Die 9iige bergbod ragt,
gGaS ioIl man oa3n iogen2
ggic idaoenfrob iprei5t iid Die gSelt,
9ls bait es pirfIid idon geihelltl
SMon meIoeu iid Die Eootcngrdber
llno iprecben ihnmlos bon Der Seber.
Gs lit nidjt leicbt, beiB pallt Oos 9lut,
Rcr fam Den 8orn befdnlpfen9
Die Seimotb 1T elm beilis Gut
User mill oic Sreue oGmpfenl
99ic fomf Elm Deutider treulcS
ieiu2
Der 6lub per3e6rte iein @e0ein
S1tt' CT iein Scimotblano Derrotben,
SIN @robc nod iolIt' cs ibm idaoen.
Gs lit nidt lcibt 10 |1ondcr
ihpanft
llno ipridlt ih BIN eeborgen
Gr weiB mic lang ieiu @eloiod
lonqt
Gr modt lid) feinc Sorgen.
g9dr aud6 oos @otcrlono in gtotb
Sir i'm giebfs mr Elm Daodtgcbot.
uGcu Wlaniel nod Dem SSiroe BAN
gen
llno bcr8los iih nod Dem grotforb
Ordngcn.
Gs lit nint leiAt, ole Ebrdne rilint,
Grnft man an aa ole ShIodten;
W3an1 iuqcnoiNones Wleniden-
DdB qif ser @oblitott idnohter--
% 5ogen iic i'm W1orgcnroi0
llho founl gcoaht, trifft iie ocr Zoo;
Sin GROCER 0iigel miro iie oeden,
Gos lino oes @0lferfrieees Shre-
den!
Gs lit nit6t Icidt folicb III oic @eIt,
M2it Tciifcln muB man ringer;
@lutbrotb III idon oaS 9IterfcIo,
glIs mollt man ms be5ipingen
Die 93uIicn mollcn nod Berlin
Qlls tpollten iie gum Sog6idmous
5iebn;
@eiBDungrig noben idbon oic SoroelL
qllS giugs oum friicbcn Irobcn Dlor-
oen.
@s lit nidt lcidt, Q elaub es mir,
&or Iraucr moMt' th tueiucn;
Die Scimotb 1T ia ltnfre 3icr,
g4aun miro Die Sonne ihcincn2
9lls bGlnutc iicb bic &6ae oiif
llno ale 6einoe 5ic6'n 6u Snif;
GrbdrmlngsloS geb'n Tic 5i ySerte,
3ermolnen mill man Deutidlan0s
Stdrfe.
GS lit nidt leiht ood mnrteI mrl
SIR 8lon piro nibt gelingcn;
Sic rollben nidt Ole oeutihe 6lur,
Der Serrgott miro iie 3pingen.
ySic pilo iicb nuh Der aanpf nod
0rebt
ltno % Der Sturm Ocs EooeS mebt;
9olo ipiro Is ourh bic 2onoe ballen:
Die &alberbeere iino eefoIlenl'
q. s. 9.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-20

fran5oiiide glbtbeihng ioa 1000 ge-
faugeuc Geutihe no9 DER ufrou5oii-
iden 6eitung glir-la-Gbopeue"
(9lacbenD gebroht boben. 26 oellt-
idjc ariegsidiffe ieien in elmer
Shla6t NIT Oen Gngl0nOern pernih-
tet moroeu, oogegen iolten mr. iehs
engIiffc S1iffe no einige Sorpe-
Ooboote geilInfen Iein. StraBeniln-
gen Oertbeilten in oeu N1oorioer
StraBen grtroblGtter iiber Oeutide
9tieoerIagen. 3pii6en Qeutiden
Die Die ioli6en 9la9rihten an Oen
WlmleronidIdgen abreiBen woIlteh
unO pantheon E0bel, ser onideinen0
nit fran5oiiibem@eIoe gcoungen mar,
fam es 5u 3uiommeuit6Ben. |or
Barcelona, no ii9 5000 Gelltide sur
Gmidiffing in oie Seimotb bereit-
biclten wurOe Der erite transport,
ctipo 1000 Wann bon oen 6ran5oien
abgefangcn uno na1 9llgcrien ge-
bradt. acknowledgements mcr0cn in
M}aorio fir fran50iii9e Sunocrt-
6roncs-9toten nur so Eeietas oe6o-
ten m6breno oeuti9e &lnoertnorf-
ideine nod nit 100 @cIctos be5oblt
per0en. 1ic 9fio-Sinto- -Nlinen 6o-
ben Oen 8etrieb eingeitent, oesglei-
den oic llilbao.Giienbabn oo gr5-
trausporte nibt mebr erfolgen f6n-
nen. 3e6ntallienoe bon gIrbeitern
iinO broolos geporoen.
Gin oeItiacr @pmnoiiallebrer, Scr
in Barcelona 5uriidee6oIten miro,
bat foIoenoe 3eiIeu nod DclltihIanO
gelangen loiien.
nTrcitauieno Geuti9e aus allen
@egcnocn Spollien'S iino icbt bicr-
Der nad Barcelona gcfommeiL oa-
rinter Elm preuBiiber ofti0er @ene-
raj, Ser ouf elmer grbolingsreiic in
Spanien mar uno ebenio pie ib uno
pieIe on0ere pom arieoe iiberroidt
muroc. @orgeitern batten mir Deiit-
i9e ihon Gin Shiff gemiet6et, ga
faum 5pei Stunoen Dor Der glbfobrt
oas 9er6ot Der ipaniiben 9iegicrIng:
Ser Tampfer 0iirfc ni6t auslaufen
neil Dor Dem Sofen ole fron5oiiihe
5lotte freil5te uno ins obfangen lpoll-
tc. 90 niiilien mir MN bier iibenL
monotelang, bis Der arieg
Gin gnoc gcnommen bat. IS lit
ibredlih. 9Iu6 meine Seelenitim-
mung 81 ihilocrn, lit mm0gli6. Sd
bin mondmal Oer@er5meifliung nabc.
llno icb meiB gar ni1t mo meme fiinf
SSungen iino, Die Der 6a6ne folgen.
Sdreibt mir BOD, bite, olles iiber
Tie. glud ionit, mas Sbr ii6er oen
8rieg erfabrt. Oenn bier miro 9lles
BON Boris aus betrodtct un0 10 bar
gcitcllt, ais ob GcutIHfono idon in
ieinem Gooesfampfc ldge. Sebt ale
wobl. SD fam ni6t mebr idrei6cn.
Wlorgen min id, Inn aiif anoere @e-
oanfcn 81 fonnen, bier onfangen
oui oen 9i6liot6cfeu 5u orbeiten
@enn i1 an 9lnes Oenfe, es iit eutles-
lih. @ott idiibe rnier berrliHes
Gaterlono.~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-20

ottnung Der Ftorten 81 ellelll III
nalen, pirtbidoitliben mo flllI'''
len 9Iufitieg.
gIn Yismarf.
Ger Gefeuiiu gertrag 5wilqv'
0cuti9lano unO Oeiterreid pom !.
Oftobcr 1879 blieb 5llnddIt IN y
nem genaten g8ortIont uubefalll',,
Grit neun Sabre ipGter, in a os'
&riees5citen BON 1888, grill S's
mard in elmer oeiltli6en &enou"s
gegen 9iilBlono 5u Dem politllqss"a
&niff Der @er0ffentli1ung. @cl~s
@irfung Dies nanentlib IN Seliel
reid berporrief pel1e unerluarl'.'
g9enOung Ger golfsitimmlng eS VT1
bcifiibrte, gebt trefflid aus Dem rau
itebenoen @eOi9te Oes OeiterreIqvl~.
9onitantin bon @ur56ad berpor, U.$
plotlid, BON 6eiite auf morgelt aus
einem lei0eni6aftli6en 6eino 0'g
mnrd'S Elm gliibenoer @crebrer lpn.
&c. 0o oos @e0idt fait gdr5lid) l NV
bcfannt lit lmo aud fir 0ieien %n,
gcnblid cine groBe ioeeae geOelItlll,Hgs
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-07-06
COMPLAINT OF FRENCH
EXPORTERS TAKEN UP
Treasury Department Investigating
Alleged Inquisitorial Methods
Of It's Agents.

The Treasury Department Ia now in
vestigating the complaint made by the
French exporters that American Treas
ury agents have been pursuing inquisito-
rial methods in the effort to ascertain the
prices paid for commodities purchased in
France for export to the United States.
1t has been represented to the State De-
partment that these agents have insisted
on looking into the books of French mer-
chants and otherwise demanding informa-
ton that the French government itself Is
not privileged under the law to extract
from its citizens.
For the Treasury agents, 1t is said that
they have not made any formal demands
for such information. but that they have
simply intimated a desire for the facts
regarding cost prices and other data re-
quired by the terms of the present United
States tariff law.
An effort will be made to alter the
methods of the agents SO as to make
them conform more nearly to the wishes
of the merchants while insuring the
development OF all needful facts. and also
perhaps to confer upon them a status
that will legalize their operations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-07-06
OKLAHOMA GOVERNMENT
RESERVATION is SOUGHT
Four Cherokee Indians Of Kee-Doo
Wha Society Here for
Conference.

The four Indians. members of the
Kee- Doo-Wha Society of the Cherokee
Nation of Oklahoma. who have come
to Washington to urge upon President
Wilson the possibility Of creating In
Oklahoma government reservation
for the $500 members Of their society
are to have conference tomorrow
morning at $50 o'clock with Senator
Stone chairman of the Indian affairs
committee Of the Senate.
This afternoon they are in conference
with Cato Sells. Indian commissioner,
and they are preparing a petition for
presentation to President Wilson. which
will set forth their wishes. especially
that they may not be interfered with
in the practice of their form of worship
which. they say, is based upon the
worship of God.
They hope to be able personally &c
present the petition to President Will
son before leaving Washington The
members of the party. who are quar-
tered at the George Washington Hotel,
are Chief Redbird Smith. Oslo Hog
shooter. John r. Smith and James
Wickliffe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-07-06
PROPOSES CAPITOL LECTURES.
Representative Roberts Would OBJ
viate Absenteeism by Resolution.

Representative Roberts of Nevada
father-in-law of Walter johnson. came
to bat again in the House today. and
scored a hit as the leading congress
sional funny man. Representative
Roberts proposes in a resolution that
all lecturing TO be done by cabinet
officials and by members OF Congress
shall be done in the hall OF the House
of Representatives.
The resolution provides that each FRI
day il shall be in order to resolve the
House into the committee OF the whole to
listen to lectures by members Of tho
House and Senate as we'll as members Of
the cabinet and to admit the general
public to the galleries at prevailing pop
ular prices in order to encourage and
foster a home industry and 20 obviate
the necessity of its own members and
those of the Senate and cabinet leaving
the District of Columbia on lecture trips
during the sessions Of Congress. and for
the further purpose of providing revenue
for campaign uses in close congressional
districts.
The Roberts resolution was referred to
the rules committee.