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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-24
N. 1F0rilebnna nnb sMIN6l

(2l 5Oriiebung unb GhluB)
oerr Yuuu Weng Eoi batte iih
olei4, naAbsn bic Softer ausgetauld1t
luaren empfoblen un0 iuar, oa Ct auf
bet Nbreiie heiian0, Urn @berboro 3nr
@ldllon sefabrn roroen.
gair pas 8iin o,r llnbiuasn als
nAoienl1niain bate iid 9poo BleB
berg bon ion ols 9eoilnsen als
g 5aoensriab Iiir 6ea Smreden, ben
er ibm unb feinca @nneagrDater
einesiaal babe lln0 illB labsla0 bat
ts eB ibm per Sapaucr gelailen- Gje
fdllt @ie2 @sfdllt mir aud iebr!
lin6 idl most baben bic 9laiie" llnD
peridmist labelno Daiie cr lciier bius
saqtiiloi @6er @is mNhen iein olss
tfs pic iaat mar oistrei2
.GcgiB~ Dotte 0sr @iilmsiiier ee
faat .@o ldst man lln6 lnaen cir
rubia Brau RON llnoinasn it9 bdtte
bas 8ilb bebalisu fir qlle 9ydllsl4
gl}au IaB ldnaer fei 1iicb, ais al
m00niih. uno Die 6gau DbsrNiimme
rtr 6atte reiAIid 9ClegfNbeii, Dem
glillinsiiler. csr bic 2lbnenoalsrie ocS
GpeiIsSlnmcgS Ho6l Hldi lannte bic
eii3el~sn Sganiilierbber sn initrpre
tiersn qlIs iie absr oiesmol her gIeb
tiHIn @uRaas pta S9gsdsnbaC9 ul
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%uli5iit %saic iuiIl 9S6ilaSelp6iG amf-
flareu.

Boli5ilt @ourice 6. @eaic, Ger
@oItimorer o9lnti.2drm &oli5iit
wcI@cr in Dem Die6 6aue cine 10
prominente 9ioae ipielte, miro III
@bila0elp9io Dor oeu @}itelieOern oes
uGiotr- -Ghtbe~rine 9luiprocbe boltenr
un0 erfloren mas Baltimore getban
hat, I'M unnotbigcn &drm in Der
Stoot 81 oerneiOen. @ornebulli6
miro cr ii6er Ocn groBen g9ertb Der
Tier einaeridteteu Noipitdl 3onen
ipred1en %bilooelpbia plant, einen
nglnti-9drn 40IiSiitenr an5uiteQen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-24

oieier Sumnc 6erauSriiden cine
9riegsertldrlng iolgtc; Die SuIadt
begonn aus Der @lo9 nit me9rerel
9rabuimoeu i'm @eiidt bcrporgiug.
" orOpro3eB on0eicbt.
Sn Griminal@eridt Ger ioI
om 5reitag Der %ro5eB 0cgcu Ocn
oes @}oroes I'M eriten @ruoe ange-
flagten Sermann u. &obansfp be.
ginnen, Ser am 20. Mdr5 Os SIS. iei-
ne S1mieeermltter 2euo &aboD er-
morOet baben iol
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1rl. GMliitter 6eerNint.

Die ir0iime @ii0e oes au 81. 9lo-
penber eeitorbenen Srls. @mm
S@liitter WurOe gcitern Oom Srouer
Gnufe aus an Der Gde bon GrOman
pno aeuueO1.q .qlDcnue 81 Srobe &c
tragen. Inter Sen 2eiotrogeuOel
hcfano iih oub eine Delegation oel
u9lQgemeinen 0entihen SSoiien6li
les" 6eite5eno mls Oeu S@. 0}ortil
Wleper0ird. SD. bon Seine @onral
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I5OFiIttung BON scr /. 6ciic,)


nung ianoen angebli6 oen @rtriu.
fim9sto0.
Sic gematnun0 gerettet.
(Spater) Cine IepeidJe bon SO.
peubageu an bic &eiHer'ihc Dladi.
ridteHAacntnr bciaat oaB sic @c.
manmna oes 80 12l" III aopcu5a
sen augelauBt lit
Ger 0eiitidc Observation-Disclosures
~. 12ln wur0c I'M Sabre 1908 ae.
bauf Seine 0'aibinerie citiuideltc
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@ciHpinoiateit bon % anoten Die
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oerr.)
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gcrnlnmt.
S0n00n %. 9tpUem6cr. Icr
Sefretdr ser britiIden gIomiralitdt
tiin0igte beitc gIbeno an oaB Oos
ocltihe llnterieeboot III. rs" mel.
Dies All Ser 9torofiite bon Sdottlano
aomeloct mar, beutc @lorgcn bon ci.
nem britiiden 4atrouillcnibiif ae.
ramHt wur6e mo iauf
Tas @atrouil.e Sdiif rommte ooS
lInterieeboot i'm IL lt6r 20 6eute
0ladmittoa. Gos 2cBtcrc fam nidt
uieoer an Sic Cbcrilddcobis I'M Ii
lIbr 40 Gs bottc cine meiBe 5lagge
aebibt au3 0araitf iouf oos Boot,
aerooe alS Der britihc Iorpeoo6oot.
3eritorcr y@arrp an iciue Seitc
ianL Tie v@orrU" rettetc Orei Oil.
3iere inns % @litaIieoer ser 9enian.
nun0; nur cin @lonn crtranf
1ie glmnen ser aefauaeneu oent-
idlen Sifi3icrc moreu aapitdn.
Sieutcuant Don SEEMING. 9ieiteuaut
9leuer6erg mo Gber 92oidiniit
9preaaer
(cas ociltide llntercc6oot nll i8~
wuroc im Sabre 1912 ae6aut. Gas
ielbe bate einen glftiousroouS BON
2000 @leilen uno cine @cidwiuoig.
teit BON a anoten iiber @aiier begu
s Slnoten inter @oiier.)
sIngrtffe fhIiigen febl.
8crlin 81 9topenl0er Sic
britiiden 6Iicgcr, iuelde am Sam
iiaa Die 3eppelin.g9erfe in Srie.
orids6aien 5n 3eritoren periu9teu,
ba6eu pic perlaltet. au6 cnnen Pm
grill nnf Die @e1iuOe III N}au3ea,
wcitfd bon 6ueDrihs6aien inter.
noutmcn meldc SIR 2nii6ewa6umg |
BON lent6areu 9allons benuet mer-
ben glud oieie glugriiic perIieien
q l0.gen Hbcr rg djmei5er
W ebict
@crlin 23. 91opem6er 5pe,
3iaIocpeihef Die bier bon 9aiel inO
3iirid eintraien ertldren oaB Die
anglilden 5licgcr peldc ocu erfolg.
Ioieli 9lngriff aii oie 3eppeIiu.@erfe
~ 5ricoridsbaicn iuterna6meu
iiber Sdpei5er lerritoriim ilogeu
. ombcn rfdteteu angeb-
Lid 2 6o0eran.
9onDon 23, 9iopem6er @s
uliroc beutc 9laAmittag ofii5iell all.
letiin0igt Dab bic 6ritiidcu glpidto.
zen, pclhe am ganitag gtahmittag
iber 6rieorids1aien fIogen init 9e.
timint5eit crflareu, Dab Die bon ii,
len geDorieneu @om6en i1r 3ieI CT.
'eidtet iuio oaB Ole 3eppelin.2itit.
crnitlib beibdoiat uur.
zen.
Serr g9initol spencer Gbur1ill
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Ser critic 0oro Der britiiden 9lomiro.
litdt. cab i'm llnterbauic gtGAeres
iiber sen 6anoitreid ser britiideu
6lieger.
Aim SanIias,4 70 crfldrte SorO
Gburhill oflogen sic gIeroplonc. &c.
lentt pon Gonmanoer 6. 5. BRIGGS,
Commander 9abiuaton mo 2ielte.
Hant SDpe pom Vuitihifier.Gorps,
BON fran3Siiidem Eerritorilm ans
mlf sic 3eppelinihe 9uftihifi.lSabrit
3n. Oieie orei 9lpiatoreu ilooen
idnlmtlid inter beitigem 6ener bon
Silftihiif @eidiibeu im0 @ewe6reu
oiht an Die @erle beran. Sie mar.
len ibrc Bomber gemdb ibreu Sn.
itruttioncn.
COMMANDER 9rggs muroc ongeb.
lid bermtereeidofen mo Derwim-
oct ais ariegsgeiaugener na9 eiuem
Soipital gebrodt Cie 6eioen ouoc.
rcn Giii5iereu febrten imueriebrt oui
irnu5oiiihes Eerritoriim 5iiriid,
obmobl ibre WloihInen bon Dem 6cu-
er oes 8einoes beidaoiot moroen ipa-
rem. sic beridten poiitiu. Dab alle
i6re 9om6en i6r 3iel erreidten, uuo
oaB Die 3eppeliu-6abrit betrddtlid
baiddoiat puroe.
Iieier 8hug BON 250 Nieilen no.
bei ole 5lieacr 1870 Nleileu in Oeilt-
ihes Gerritorium porOrangen nod
0a5u inter lngiinitigeu g9etterper.
boltniiien, beDertctc cine 6eroorra.
genoe @nifentbat.
gteue Grfoige Der Siirfen.
Berlin %. gtopenber. Gffis
3ieQe 9erid5te, oie in GonitantinopeI
berofieutliht mir6cu uno beite in
Berlin anIungten, iprcden BON 0em
erfolareiben @orriiden Ser Eiirfen
arf 9atun Sen ruifihen Saicn am
Sduar3en Mcer. Gas gan5e Eerri.
tornmi 5miiheu Der tiirfiid.ruiiiihcn
6jren5e mo oenl 6liiiie Glipsf beiin
oct iidb III on Sduoen Der Eiirlen.
m1breno cine tiirfiicbe 5treitmaht
I'M iiioIiheu Ibeil oieicS gerritori.
INNS Sic Staot glntpiu aenommcn
bat Die Eiirfeu criIdreu, ooB Sic
@erliiite bel S6o6tel.9lra6 |
ii1 mif 750 Go0te imo ne6rerer tol.
ieno @eupuuoetc beliefen
Gs miro bier 6eltdtigt ouB bic
bei 81 @autara oen Sue5 |
aanal erreidt 6o6et nodoem iie in |
cinem blitigen @efedte all einem
@mfte IS 9leilen oitlib bonn aouol
bic enoliihen Iruppen geidlagen |
5atteu. Sic Gnaldnocr flo6eu, Diele |
1oote 5itriidlniieno.
Ole Eiirfen am cues
&unal.
Gonitantinopel %. yio.
oenber (orabtlos uod SonoonD.
Rad elmer anltliden @etanntma6
ing 6aben bic tiirtiiden Ernppen oen
Sur3.aonal erreidt. Sn Der @egeuo
imiideu &ntaia uno Seatebe (beiOe
Drte liegcn 30 4ilometer otlib bonn
5ue5-aanaD uno bel Gl anntara
lu1eia6r 25 @ieilen iIoIitb bon @ort
5aio, boben Gdmpie itattgefnoen
sngliibe Sfii5iere, ioiuic piele Col.
'aten un0 8erpunoete murOen 3u
5efanaeuen oemodt. Grnppen Der
ngliiAenaameelreiter (meiiblio Sn.
ier) mo Nlaunibaiteu ser egppti.
1en NliIitarpoli5ci crgo6en iid.
81 aantaro Iieat am rehten llfer
es Sue3.aonals uno an oer Sara.
bon Sprien nad gapp.
rn)
@efrutiruugS.
n1tbe
2onoon 90. 9lobem6er. SAT-
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%. GRlltug

Goll9Sfft, bic Der GgaOmmuabeule
ooa lnr etlras 2ie5ss bate tuu iools
p, 9i@ ba63ts nur
,SiR cu Golbat, rsrlern' Sas 0sns
.Nl" aiiterte bd pl6BIicb bic llaoins
sen. $50 bente leoi9li9 nDH nndj
lger ois llngerecbtis.sit ber 8elt i'm
oilgtmeincn unb ii6er rem ltn0ans Ser
2lenY9sn i'm beionOgren Sie t0nnen
iC5 balten baB mir BEL meinsn jniis
..iE 9eoiebungen su 6ois oieIs 8cys
iebuna pie Elm lalies Grrs6uo
tomHf, ipieipo6l Sest0 BON elmer qlns,
5eifnung ipridt."
limb 6dB Der Saplner, leu;e mi!iaq
dbgereilt 1T piHsn Sie Dsur oa5
ibon2" fubr bic rnerbitl;c9s @oIls
SOFT fori
yglsin. idj meiB "a riAtl4 iaaic Bic
unb lore Stiiumc bdih i't'
sincn 10 McRegi&arfen &lons oaB bic
iicine Grau con 9Ho,lGSff! erihro1tn
cufIlanc. 4u@ 8ga rpn llah's,.n
qaitc ii@ erbobtr
yG6nc 96Ic9ieo lso ions fQlla
oqS Fs6t OcT o6ioiss @lsr a
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GR0G
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-24
straaenranb IL sa6.@altimore.

licbcrfolleu, 5u 9ooen gei@loscn inO
ieiues gSohengebaltS beroibt muroe
rcr tolbihlnlne SomarO &. Ntiller,
mo6n6oft in gIr. 1908, 9}oce.StrnBe,
al nddtli6er StunOe an Der Gde bon
GonOaa. imo Glarfion-StroBe. 0lils
lcr mar nimt inn Stanoe, cine oetoil
trtc 9eibreibung Oes lle6erfoaeS,
pelder iidl am Samitns Ql6enO 5mi.
iGen 10 nnO If llbr ercignete, 5lt
oe6en erinnerte iid1 ieOod noc5 oas
ran bon Heei rnbefanHten~0 0ldlmern
argcbalten mo nit einem idmeren
Snitruncnt iiber Oen aopf gcidlngen
moroen 81 iein Gr lei bierauf be-
muBtlos 5u Sooen gcihir5t. 9ci'm
GrmoMcn ans ieincr 8etdu6rng babe
cr OoS 6eblen ieines eelammten $50
djenialdrs benerft, Die &oli5ci
fabn0et eifrie auf oie aemeinen Stra
benrduber.
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gSieSer ncridloben.

Der @ro5cB ser 8riioer @oIter
unO Gnorp airmou I'M Criminal.
0ieridt uiBte eeitern mieOer Deribo-
i6en lueroen on ISr. @olter &irwon
g8o@c Oiirtb cinen llnfaa
.oerlsBt puroe iinO 0os @ctt niht Der
.Iciieu fam. &idtcr elliott iestc ais
cen cnogiIltigen Serrlin oen IA. &C.
8cmber feit 0ie @eioen iin6 ongc-
ihuIoigt, Die uGritc gfotional.@anf"
0urA sefGlidte Sra@t6riefe bctroseu
iu boben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-24

6. 9idb6c, 81. $cr5ingcr uno Grnit
sdnciBer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-24

oeutide SnOuitrie SIT pcrleiunOen.
1Iit falt6liitiger @1iBaHtung aQcr
Misunderstanding inO ibrer eigenen
@eiebe imtcroriiden iic oeuticbc San.
oels6duier in i6ren @e6icten un0 on-
nnIliren ooer ite6leu nlm oeuiide
uno oiterreihii6e %ateutc ani Grim.
Ounsen.~
n0ier in Sen @er, Stooten gic6t cS
5w0lf @}iaioneu 0eutidle ooer
Deuti6.9lnlerifoner. Sddbt mau
Die aouffroit oeriel6cn ouf um $3.50
per Sa6r imo aopi. 10 MAIDEN lire
idbrlideu G1ufe cine Summe bon
81 ,SOOO0OOO0 ans
n9oiien Sic mid S6nen elm 6eiie.
res &aufinten ooriHla0en sic iol
len @aaren Oeltic1cr o0er oiterrcibi.
ider Serfinft foufen menn Sic nidt
in 9lmerifo 6ergeitelte er6alten fon.
men unO sic ioaen Dor Dem Ginfauie
INNER fro8en 100 Der 6etrefienoc glr-
titel beritnmmt Seien sic lopol 81
9Imerifa rnO Iopal 5u SS6rem alten
gaterlan0e"
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Gos Surcou fir G6ier- Snouitrie
OeS observation-disclosures bat feit.
aeIieat ooB ciu SunO, Der om Oon.
ueriiog lester @ode ein ainO in oie
Sippc bib, tollwiitbig mar Cos
Cpier Oes Ebieres, ole 6 So6re alte
CorotbD Geon BON Scr. 923, Song
icaom-StraBe, niro Oober inn Wla.
rine.Soipital oem @oiteur.Gerfa6ren
rnter3ogen
9 6mor5s sBeIbe gIllian5.
Eie 9}egerin Qepenia 9tai, 0ie @ot.
tin oes @6ineicn NloD 93ai periprad
9eitern oem Rooi aRuuoipny, iidj III
3ufinit irgenO pelder feiuolider
Eenionitrotioueu gegen ibrcn 0lam
5u eutbolten iporouf 9cioe 9lrm in
9lrm oaS @eri1t perIieBen. 9e6enio
batte BON 0log So oerlongt 0ie lie
als Spfer i6rer Stride oarbringen
wollte. Gr wolte onge6lid nidt nit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-24

Siciigc 9iatiouol, ,9onfen trcficn
Sor5ereitiugen cinen groBen Sbeil
Der glot6itan0snotcn, ole iie SIT Be
ainn oes arieges in europa beidofi-
ten pic0er ein5uloicn. Sir oieicn
3red miro iib 6eute Gormittaa sic
og9ai6ington CURRENCY Aiiociotion
ueriammeln unO oariiber entihcioen
cin mic GROCER 9etrog Dem Shaeamt
sur Gau5cliring SIR Gcrfiinni0 ae.
itcllt iueroen ioa. Oas neuc Sou.
rantaeieb, oas iebt in Strait lit, er.
Hoglidt oieieu Sdritt scr 9lotionol.
bonfcn, melhc oic gIotbitanoSnotcn
unter Dem 9lloriA sGrcclano @eieb
iiberna6men.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-24
q0IaI.@sridte an8 gRaldinaton.
v itt0 . a II 5 it.

6rau Bethel 5rieOri6 bon Ger,
400, CitGopitol Ctr. beri6tete Scr
@oli3ci odB iic in Ger gtabt bonn
Sonntag aaf @lontag in ocr 9}d0e
Der Gales S6ulc an Ser @laIia6u.
ictts 9lrenuc BON cincm iliueen mci.
Ben Nlonne lin ibre Sanotalbe be-.
ran6t morocn iei. Die 9citc bcitouO
ais So Gents uno cinem 9iinoel
ShGiiicl. Ger &duber iprang ans
einem 9ntomobil bermls, iiibrte cen
9iou6 10 idnca ans um0 pcrifApar0
ebcuIo idnea oaB Srau 6ricorib iirb
fam bapuBt mar mas iid 5utrua.
0ie glummer correspondent nit ser
zines eleftriiden 9lutos, cas- fiir3lid
bon Baltimore ais geito6lcn ohgc.
melocf Dor0en mar.
gfotb ltan0Sgcl0 cinges
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-26
Hennessy Bill Would Take
S35O,O00 for Other State
Purposes.
NEW INHERITANCE
TAX IS PROPOSED
Branegan Bill Expected 10 Raise
100000 Additional to
Treasury.

Iron star Correspondent Of The Tribune
Trenton. y J.. Feb p Plans FOR a
Democratic raid on the school funds Of
the state TO help make UP the threatened
deficit came to light to-day when Sen
ator Henncssy introduced bill taking
approximately $4,000 from the FIRST class
railroad taxes and turning IL over TO
other departments. money Tor which now
comes from the general fund Of the state.
After deducting the amount needed for
state purposes tho first class railroad
taxes are apportionel TO the different
municipalities for the maintenance of the
public schools i'm them.
According 70 the bill OF Mr. Hennessy.
who is chairman OF tho Appropriations
Committee. the sums now appropriated
FOR the Commissioner OF Education. the
State Normal School, at Newark; the
State Board OF Education. the state
Board OF Examiners. Industrial education
and manual training. free school libraries
and practice teaching. would he deducted
before the railroad taxes are distributed.
In a nutshell. il means that r the bill
passes the taxpayers OF the various mu-
inequalities viii have 20 raise $500" addi-
tional for the maintenance Of the public
schools.
Another plan proposed by the Democrats
to raise money is embodied in an inheri-
lance tax bill introduced in. the House by
Mr. Branegan. Democratic leader This
bill is expected to bring in 10000 addi-
tional TO the state treasury. II is practi-
caly a copy of the New York law and
exempts estates under 5000 and requests
10 religious and charitable institutions
from the tax.
TO a father. mother. husband. wife
brother or sister. the tax is per cent On
/, hcouests between 5000 and $4,000; 2i2 per
cent on those between $4,000 and $1,000
per cent on those between $4,000 ana
$3.50 90. and I per cent on all requests eN-
ceedlng $4,000.
To children or grandchildren. the tax on
bcquests according to the same scale -
above will be, respectively per cent l'2.
and per cent.
4 hearing in a bill increasing automo-
bile license fees this afternoon developed
SO much opposition 10 the measure that
il looks as though the Democrats VIII
have to give IT up This bill was eX-
pected to bring S35oooo additional to tho
state treasury. but automobiles and tax
officials from all parts Of New Jersey pro-
tested against it this afternoon.
An opinion was rendered to-day by At
torney General Westcott holding that
railroad passes issued to state officials
are valid until the act under which they
were issued is set aside by court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-26
u. S. ARBITRATOR FAILS
Adjustment Of Ecuadorian R.
r. Difficulties Not Possible.

Panama. Feb. THE failure Of his mis-
sion for the arbitration Of the differences
between the government OF Ecuador ana
the Guayaquil x Quito Railway was re-
ported to-day by cable 10 President Wilson
hy Alexander J.. Miller the American com
missioner. on his arrival here. He says
his task was impossible. owing 10 the inn
possibility Of agreeing with Dr Alfredo
Baqucrizo Moreno. formerly Minister OF
Foreign Affairs. VINO is the Ecuadoriar
arbitrator. II was pointed out that TINS
deadlock would force President Wilson
and President Leouidas Plaza 10 agree ia
the appointment Of third arbitrator
whose decision would be- final
The railway IS American property and
The matters TO Ice settled concern the
transportation OF Ecuadoiian government
troops interest on the bonds and the IN
Gcmnits due 90 the company for damage,
incurred in the recent revolution.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-26
MRS. PANKHURST
WRITES TO KING
Militant Leader Asks Sovereign
to Receive a w. S. ?. u.
Dcputation.

London Feb o5.-Mrs Emmclnc Panh-
hurst. the sunragettc leader. has written
70 King George asking him 10 receive a
deputation from the Women's Social and
Political Union. to lay before him their
claim for the Parliamentary vote and
their complaint Of the medieval and bar
harous methods Of torture whereby your
majesty's ministers arc seeking TO repress
the wonen's revolt against their depriva-
ton Of citizens rights
Mrs. Pankhurst. in her letter argues
that it is futile TO seek interviews with
the ministers because they are tho men
the union accuses OF betrayinG the
womens' cause and torturing its cham
pions. end also because the women refuse
10 recognize the authority of men who
are elected or appointed TO office without
their consent She concludes:
Because women are without the vote
there are in our midst to-day sweatei
workers. white slaves. outraged children
and innocent mothers and their babes
stricken with horrible disease II Is .or
the sake and in the name Of these un-
happy members Of our sex that We ask
your majesty for an audience. and We
are confident that il will be granted 10
US"
live prominent suffTagsts were charged
before the police magistrate at Bow street
to-day with obstructing the police during
last nights demonstration in Parliament
Square. when they protested violently
against Premier Asquith's refusing TO re-
ceive them.
The prisoners were Laurence Housman,
author and artist. Henry w. Nevinson'
war correspondent; Mrs. -, A Thomas
wife Of the Welsh coal magnate; Ii. y.
Harlem and Miss *. Haig. The magis-
trate ordered them all 70 be bound over in
q bond of s25 each to be Of good behavior
for six months. but the prisoners all re
fused 10 enter into the bono.
In speech from the prisoners in
closure Laurence Housman said he was
there a. q protest against the treatment
Of women political offenders. and he would
continue TO protest so long as he thought
il justified and necessary In the ordinary
course offenders refusing TO be bound over
lffflc m III Dl4SOll AOl FiN ''4N-'N''-'
Alfred Mcynen. another prisoner. was
charged with assaulting the police on the
same occasion and was fined SO or as an
alternative seven days Imprisonment Inc
fine was paid. and he and the other
prisoners were released from custody ms
evening
An interesting question relative TO re-
ports Of the possible deportation from the
British Isles Of Miss Zclie Emerson. the
militant sunragette OF Jackson, Mich. as
an undesirable alien was down for sub
mission to the Home Secretary in the
House Of Commons to-day For some
reason or other however, II WAS with
drawn before the session opened.
According 10 the police authorities a.
Scotland Yard. no such action has been
decided on in regard 10 Miss Emerson.
who has been several times convicted of
committing sunraectte outrages. 1t was
stated. however. that the police were
seizsne opportunities Of reducing the mill
tant band by every possible means.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-26
URGES NEW BANK LAWS
Van Tuyl Commission Recon-
mends Further Safepuards.

Albany. Feb 25.-The Van Tuyl Com
mission. appointed TO revise the banking
laws. submitted its report 10 the Cover
nor to-day Bills intended 10 carry out
the commissions recommendations will be
introduced tomorrow. Recommendations
based on complaints made by the depos-
itors OF the failed Union Bank OF Brook
lyn constitute an important chapter in
the report Legislation urging the extern
sion OF the statute OF Limitation from
three 10 six years. the prohibition 81
banks purchasing second mortgages and
the prohibition OF loans 70 executive Off
GERS OF banks in cities OF the first class is
recommended.
one OF the important features is rec
ommendation FOR the Incorporation in tie
Penal Code Of this state OF Section SOC
Of the national banking law. under
which all banking cases are prosecuted
in the United States courts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-26
TO EXEMPT SMALL BANKS
Brandeis Says Directorate Bill
Should Be Amended


Wash.rcton. FEB &c. Ecsumiug MS ties
timon, before tne House Committee on
Judiciary TO-DAY. Louis II. Brandeis. OF
Boston. suggested % distinct change n
tho bill prohibiting interlockins direc-
torstcs among financial institutions.
Brandcs asserted thai the interlockns
directories evil Gourishes only in large
cities. and ne thought II unnecessary TO
make the law apply 10 financial inst'tu-
rions i'm cities OF less than 10000 inhabi-
tants
During the last few DAYS the committee
has heard several bankers representnS
comparatively small institutions WHO
have expresscd similar views MI Bran
deie advised the committee that the SIT
uatiou viii he fully met If the interlocn-
ms directories prohibition is mac ap-
pl'cahlc 10 big banks in financial cities
Ike Now York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-26
WISE BACKS POLICE BILLS
Says No Truly Big Man Would
Be Commissioner Without Them

Rabbi Stephen s Wise being unable 10
20 to Albany yesterday TO advocate the
adoption OF the "Goethsls police bills
before the joint Cities Committee Of ths
Legislature. gave out his reasons for f.
voring them in statement in this city.
He said they should not be associated iTs
the public mind with the personality OF
Colonel Goethals
not the 'Goethals bills. he said.
but a mans bills. these measures
should be styled. for they are devised 10
make it possible for a man TO sake ho'd
Of New Works. police force. No truly big
man ought 10 be ready 10 take over tho
command without me passage ~ thfse
bills. which aim 10 make his powers com
mensurate with his responsibility, and
when necessary. 10 rid the force OF such
OF its members as have BROUGHT unmer-
tied blame upon the entire police body.
Rabbi Wise said he Cil not believe IN"
police as whole were opposed 70 tho
bills. lie had too much respect for the
integrity OF the force.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-26

NOTABLE FGJR RES ~ DUTCH TREAT"
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