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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-23
GREEK HOTEL WORKERS
EAGER TO JOIN IN WAR
Italians, Too, May Quit Jobs for Battle, Hostelries Fear
Mrs. Blankenburg Guest of Women's
Clubs at Astor.

WITH the possibility Of Italy entering
into the war and the chances OF Greece
also becoming cmbtoilcd, there is consid
cradle uncasincsS iu some Of tic hotci
Kitchens In Sew York, where there are
employees OF these nationalitles
At the Hotel ku~ickerbockcr. where
more than 1850 Greeks are employee IN
minor capacities, half a dozen have sig
mined their intention OF returning to
Greece on the first ship. Several are
veterans Of the last Greco-Turkish war.
There is an ancient prophecy that a
Giecian King shall occupy tn, throne
in Constantirople and the Greek wa
veterans now in service at the kuicker-
booker hope to be with the army in a
march through Turkey which will end
with the coronation of king Constantine
of Greece as Emperor of the Turks
The famous Col. John Singleton
Mosby. lawyer, soldier. author and story
teller Of Warrington. Va, but registered
from Washington, d.. G., IL at the Bres-
lin. Col. Mosby. who Is past so, gained
fame in civil war history as the leader
OF MOSbN Z fartlsdn ItnStIs' az hH'c-
pendent cavalry company which did con-
siderable damage in cutting
cations and destroying supply trains in
the rear of the United states army.
Mrs Lucretia l.. Blankenburg, wife or
the Mayor of Philadelphia, was the
guest OF honor yesterday at a council OF
presidents OF wumen's clubs OF this city
and the state at the Hotel Astor.
Former Governor of Pennsylvania Ed
win =. stuar, was the principal guest
AT the dinner given in the white and gold
room of the Waldorf-Astoria last night
by the Council OF the Pennsylvania So
ciety. Twelve men We're seated at the
dinner. Each guest WAS presented with
a new s,eel portrait of Mr.. stuart
Others present were Henry +. Dawson,
James NJ. Beck, Theodore i. Shonts,
John Gribbel. William Guggcnheim. H. 7.
Davies. John Markle. Thomas Kirby.
William Harrison Brown and Or. James
Gayley.
G. W. Westedt and his sister. Mrs.
NJ. Paetz. both originally of Hamburg.
arrived yesterday at the Martinique from
him They were both in the selge
OF Tsing-tao. where Mrs paetz and her
husband had lived eleven years. Mr..
Westedt was Obliged % wear the UNI
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-23
REPLIES TO STEWART BROWNE
com missioner He'll Asks Him To
Nam. One ln%lic~nsrd Movie show.

The only city officer who took official
notice yesterday OF stewart Rrowne's
attack On the Mitchell administration de-
Nver.d at the Forty-fourth street The
aire on sunday night. WAS License Com
missioner George Il Bell. Mr.. Rell sent
Mr.. Browne the following letter and
challenge.
In the ~ewspaper this morning YOU
are quoted as having said the folio" 'ug
at the Forty-fourth street Theatre last
evening There are a5l movie shows
in this city. Only 65I arr Licensed
Therefore the city loses about s:10,0oo
y year in revenues
This statement ~ absolutely without
basis n fact and no man has any right
20 attempt to lnjurr my department by
making any such statement
"Th,r, IL not. nor has there been since
July . l9li. any movie sho" IN the
eit, OF New York operating without 4
license n YOU know 81 one I challenge
YOU 20 make II known and ! VIII take
appropriate action lmmedI it"ly Other
wise YOU will do Wen to refrain from
rlttiuG irresponsible remarks which tend
o. make difficult the enforcement Of the
Law
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-23

will add still more TO the future gains
of the Boston and Maine system. but
have always believed that sucn a
policy. except IN isolated cases, is dan
gerous for the ultimate welfare of amy
railroad system II amounts too often
to charging more than the traffic " u
bear and Z at mea MS disaster IN the md.
! hope the savings which are o max
ing their appearance will make this
policy s~uperfuous too.
There are traffic gains to be had
by being vigorous and Independent in
matters Ike car hire and the division
Of revenue with connecting roads. and
these have not been tried for by pre-
vious arrangements Of the system. II
President Hustis will complete his good
work by developing additional revenue
out of such sources he will find a CRATE
ful public with him as well as grateful
stockholders"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-23
PRESIDENT PETERS
ANSWERS URLESON
Uses Congress Report to Re-
flute Charge Railroads
Loot Government.
POSTMASTER .DEMAGOGIC'

o,-
I''N o'"' N'''' '''''
lelqrd Railroad. chairman or the COM
,,i,,co on railway mail pay. answered
A,, Burlosons p
-. = .,ao,r-
charee 'nd' 'hc 'a'''d"S NV e
nc postal revenues.
Congress arpoin,ed A bipartisan com
., tr,,s,,,,,o rho whole sub
."'S'.'" ~, -
Jcct, sara MT i'"rH '"'' ''"'"
sion, of which ex-senator Jonathan
p,,r,. +, GA chairman. recently rec.
- az htl which
'In'"''''" "" ''' -
would nave increased the pay VI "
railroads. Was senator Boufhe ; com
mi,tee duped by the ROADS or dld ME
committee become A party y" mo 'oh-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-23
CHAMP CLARK IN HOTEL FIRE.
lie, Ills Family and other Guests
Save Effects At Pass Christian.

PASS CHRIsTIAN. Mis-. March 22-
riro seriously damaged carly to-day
Lynne Castle. one Of the best known
winter hotels ON the Gulf coast, at which
champ Clark, Speaker of the House,
MIS-. clark and their daughter, Gene.
We've, are staying
The guests We're all warned in time
and wer" able to gave their personal et.
fCCts,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-23
MRS. BAILEY'S FRIEND DIES.
Mrs. job W. GrnbRu Last Person
She visited Before Her Murder.

ROCKVILLE CFNTPE. l.. j.. March 22.-
Mrs. John W. Grabau. Al, OF 90 Hen
erickson avenue, whose home was The
place visited, so far as known. 10y
Mrs. Lulu - Bailey Of Hampstead on
80 last before she went to the
of,ic. of Dr. Edwin Carman In Frerpori
and wa strangely murdered there, died
his morning OF diahetee
Mrs. oirabau was a native W Dobbs
Ferry, y Y. Her husband survives
her
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-23
EMIGRANT SHIPS WRECKED.
800 Drnw ned When Spanish Ncs-
sells Go Down In storm.

MADRID, March 90 Four Spanish emil
gaut ships have been wrecked with the
loss Of 300 lives during "A terrific storm
which has been raging along the south
rrn coast of Spain for three days.
over 100 sailing vessels were driven
into AlE"ciras Bay for refuge.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-23
Mail Assorted at stations.

~ observe that one man complains
that incoming mail should he assorted
according To districts at the various rail-
road stations That is done Further
more, at all Of the big receiving stations
in New York We assert mail according
to the big cities and then ship II IN
special bundles through tho pneumatic
tubes TO the outgoing stations.
New York has the best postal service
in the country. There is not another
city that has eight and nine deliveries
in one day. In addition every business
man has his mail before Q o'clock. We
have an extra delivery for the market
men that reaches them before u O'Clock.
We have late deliveries for the hotels
and clubs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-23

he that tho policy 81 urr.aS-
both passenger ard freight.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-20

bisie GrfDlse m6slid Ieina 9tam. b.
Reo.)
46sefs6en baboH, ton3sntrirt iif
bag gan3s Snterefe i'm Often auf Die
9sgenb DON 0iiau6urg uno Riga I'M
Rorber.
8ritiIde llnterIesboote MAIDEN ben
Dsutfben 0iel in Der Office gu i9afs
zen, osnn abssis6sn bauon, oab iie
faon cine san3e anaabl Dampfer bers
isntt babsH bic giisnsr8 8pii6en
Sdpsosn unb 8eutidlanb bef6rbsrn,
srf6persn Die llHteries6oote aua ben
ger.shr Der Sranspprtbampfsr Sipis
itsn oeuti6su Sdfsn uub Der &iiite
Don &urluHb.
gIH Der peitliden 5rOnt bsrri6t
perhdltnibmdbiue Rube
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9ie militdriihe Gage in
Gurppa

aurs unb tIar BON mai 0 r
Ui orabt, bem MiIitGrz
G6mdHn bes ngerli>
ner SagebIatt" Z ses
hiIoert.
Berlin, 19. Sttobsr. 2luf bra6t.
lOism gDegs na4 5utsrton, 81. s. Sn
elmer i'm .gsrlinsr 5ase6latt" per6fs
fsntli9ten llsberiidt iiber bic militia
ride Gage srtIdrt Maior Morabt
Sab, pd1rsnO 0eutidlano Ii4 isBt in
5rautrei4 unb RubIunb in Der De-
isuitpe bsiinost, es in Ser6ien einen
SffsHfiptrisg fii9rt; OaB ss bort ,als
fen ieinsn Grsunoen bic Sdnbe i6its
teIs uno ipabri6einIid ssgen bic 2lrs
msu aIlsr isiner 5eiuos gu tGmpfen
baben pirb."
Die llsbsrise Ruaridtenagsntur
fdbt ben Snbalt bes IangeH artitsIs
in aiirse pie foIst suiammsn:
Der GsIb3us in Serbisn III ben
GentraImGdtsn in pOIitiiher Sinii1t
BON Rusen unb brirst fie benz enbIis
den Sis1 naHsr. Wdbrenb Die britii6.
fran30iiide SffsniiOe nit rieiisen
Sruppeumdfen uHtsrncmmen nuroe,
in blinber, sissnitnnissr Wutb, bans
belt es iid BEL Dem gsmiiben Rubs
lambs nur burum, OerIorenes Sebiet
pieoer5usrldngen.
Die llnterbanoIunssn 5piihen ben
gntentemd4ten tuesen ibrer reIpettis
ben gstbsilisuns am 9altuntries iino
nod i'm 9unse. 5rautrei2 lit nidt
i'm Stanbs, Eruppen BON Der iransDs
iii6sn6ront 3uriid5u5ieben, unb frant
soIifte aplpuialtruppsn iino in einem
WinterfeIb3us in Ssrtien uiat Osrs
lpenSbar. Die sridiittertsa. ssi4Id8s
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gs' 1T betdnnt, baB ,:ins 5ruppsn
bon Der Balipoli 6aioinisl fir ben
9ultantriss auriitse3ogsn pOrben
iinb, unb psnn aud bic gluisabe, Die
0urbanellen gu for;iren, siHe f9tuies
rise lit, 10 sIaubt man bod, baB ss
snolid gsIingen piro, lie 81 l0ien.
2luf Der gal.anbalbiniel brinssn
Die bsutI9en unb bic 1iterreidiidsun>
sarii9en 4rmssn aIlmd6li6 por uno
ordnstH i'm Rorbsn bic Serbn in Die
gsrse 5uriid. Die iibrisen geri4te,
bic Don bort sinsstrofi.H iinb, tperf.H
a6sr tein tlares Bib auf bic Situa.
tion. Die gulsaren babtn bic giiens
babn suiiden ustub uHb Rid 3ers
it5rt unb ss III bahsr pabrI6einIi4,
baB. ausgsnommsH in iiiSli4ftsH
51eil ibrss 2anbss, ND iie bic Inter
iiiiBgns Der in SaIuHiti selanoetsn
briiiid fransDiiidsn 5ruppsn baben,
bic Serbsn ii6 auf Dpn Ratur aus
ltdrtsr. poiitioneH 3uJiidSie9sn pers
ben. Satip unb aoidaHa iino itOn
DON ibnen ssrdumt porOsu. (Das 1T
bod tlar ssnus. bic Ssrbsn laufsn oa.
Don. @nm. b. Rso.)
Stalisn, bas acknowledgements nit
9eutI6lanb, in tstHii9er 9inii4t
iusnisitsns, nod i'm 6risoen Isbt, bat
nun aud guIsarisn ben aries err
Hart unb Rublanb piro pobl bdlo
oisism geiipiel fOlssn, Wknn oieie
GOrmaIiidt erfiilIt 1T, bann 1T es
m0sli9. bab man oann alarbeit Sara
iibsr erlanssn piro, mas RnbIano
unb Stalisn nit 9s5u5 duf ben Ball
tantriss tbuu lpsrben.
Die 2lniirten bdten au9 sinen
nsusn biplOmatifdsn S4a45us in
Grie4enIanb sefiibrt, inbsm bic Se-
iaubten RuBlanbs uno gnsluHbs Der
Regisruns in atbsn cine ROts suses
felt babsn, in Der ertldrt pirb. bab
bic 2lliirten nit Der gluslesuns. bic
bic srie9iIte Resieruns bsm sries
difd isrbii6eu 2lGianSpsrtrug sisbt,
ni9t siHDsritanosn ieieu, bic gntiins
bisuns gleidSeitis nit Der beosus
tungspollen Qlnbsutung besleitsHo,
bab bic 4liirten bic abiiht bdtteu,
psiiere 2ruppen in SaIuniti gu Ians
ben. Gs III aber 70 gut MT sepib,
bab nur fpidtise grfcls. Der aaiirteu
auf bem 9aItnn Ginflub auf 9ries
dsnIanb Ober aud auf Rumdnien bas
ben nerbsn. Die Rufen ieBen aus
Sieiem @runoe ibrs 9lnsriffs in Sit.
gali;ien unb @Olbpnien fort, ipo Der
General Spanoip bic 9ertiinbsten
fOrtpdbrtuS bsf&dftiut. (mk iSIIen
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2onbon. 10. Stto6er. Snfolge
Der Gr,rantuHs. bss prsmisrs us
quitb uHb tpesen Der tui6tisen lInters
banblungen, bic 3tpif6en Den 2Iaiirtsn
i'm ganae iinb. ipurbe am Di.nitag
i'm unterbaus nibt bic 4ustunit iiber
bi. ga!taHsS Spsrationen seseben, bic
man erpurtet battle, ebenio ipenig
iibsr bi. 4b6srufuns bss Gen.raIs
Sir San Samilton bonn Skrtums
manbo Der galIipoIi Expeditions
iruppsn unb bic Gruennuns bss @ss
nsraIs WonrO gu isinsm RahfOlssr.
Gs parsn msbr als bunesrt Jras
gen seitelIt porbsn, Die ale tpd6renb
oes Sdsss beaHtportst perbsn ioa.
ten, bauptidhlib auf bic 9aliauanses
Isgenbeit uno bic pIGne sur Rstrutis
ruHs Don Soloatsn gsSus bab,Ho.
uno ipeHn au4 Die MiHiitsr eins san3e
an3dbI oapon beantportsten, Durbe
In tsinsm Galle bic Snformation ses
sebsn, bic oas pu6litum nit 10 sroi
Der Spannuns erpartet batis. es
pirS aber aagsmsin 5ugsftanben, oab
fir ben 9lussnblid uenisitsRs bic
GOntroperis iiber Das Rstrutiren Elm
Gno. .rrsift bat, benH bic 9siiirpors
ter Don aOnitription, oosr bod ipeniss
Itens cine WaiOritdi Don ibnsn, babsn
b.IdIoiIsn, benz aorb 9sr6b 3sit 5u
sebsn, feline pldns sur ausfii9runs 5u
brinssn unb ibm allen mOsIiGen Bet
itanb su lsiiisn, Inn bic Wannitdfteu
auf3ubrinsen, bic nOtbis iinS, I'm bic
Qiidsn in Der armss aus5ufiilltn unD
tpsnn m0slid Die armse 5u psrsr0s
Bern. Das 5r.iipilIisenipIiem ipiro
odmit sum leBitn Uidl allf Die prpbe
geiielli perbsn. limb ipenn ss bem
aorb 3srbD nidt selinst. bic n0tbis
gen Wannidafi,n auf5ubrinssn, baun
tpsrb.n bic Bsfiirportsr Der allsemei.
nen webrpflidt trub Der Oppoiition
i'm sanssn aanOs psriufsn, Elm Ssies
our ginfiibruns bsrielbsH sur 4ns
nabme 5u brinssn.
Nit ge5us auf bic 9arbanelIsn
unb ben galian IN elm gutter Sbeil
bss p.Fimismus, Der Dor elmer Wode
bsmeribur mar. Sei6punb.n. Tlan
slaubi. bab bic 9arbansIlsn : Rams
payne nidt aufssbObsH piro unb bab
bic ernsnnuns bss Generals MOnro
bsbsutet. baB bic aampasne Don i.bt
an in ensrsif1erer Meiie sefiibrt ipsrs
ben ipirb, ala btsbsr. unb bab, iusnn
Der ridtise 3eitpantt sommi, bic itas
Ii.niIts Glotis. ptnn ni8t bus iias
lisniTte Stsr mitipirssn ipirb. (3us
iunftsmuFi. anm. b. RsS.)
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Die Seietnns nom Oremja
limb her saIOniti.gaiId Giienba9n
icitenS Der 8nlsaren,
offiaitll Don Rifd
aus 3ugegeben.

Sebt offiaitll BON Rif d
aus 3usegeben.
paris, 19. Otiober. Cine 0epes
i6e aus Rif9, BON IL. Sttober Das
tirt, iast, buB bic guIsarsn bas @es
biet stpifden grania unb RiitOpeb BE-
iebt bditsn, ipsldes bic Salonitisylii6
Giienbabn beberrItt. Dieis bsibsn
Stdbis Iiegen an bsr Giienbabu, feds
Weilen bon chamber enifernt. Sn.
folss bisIes 9OritObss, iast bic Dspes
i6e. lit bic gtienbsbnDerbinbuns 3ipis
iden Rii6 unb Saloniti unierbro-
hen.
Die Depeids fast aud, bab beftiss
admpfe i'm 8laiIina sbal i'm Ganss
iein unb baB bic ierbiffen SruppsH
fiiblid bon Semenoria gum Riid3us
se3punsen ipprbsH fsien.
Wie aug 9ltben gemeloet pirb, ipers
ben nnunterbroden britifde unb frans
-55iii6e 1ruppsn in GalOniii gsfanbst.
Sbre 3abl ift 70 srob, bab es unm5ss
lid 1T, iis ale f4Hea nad Ssrbien gu
IhidsH. ginis. Der 1ruppsn marItis
rem in n1rblifer Riftuno burb ories
diih.s ge6ist, serbim su.
WaibinstOn, .. g., 10. Ost.
Die tisiiae bulsariide @sfanbtf6aTt
1T am Oisnitas OffisiM Don Der Gin.
na6me Der Siubt Drania in S.rbi.n,
an Der eiieHbabn 3uiften Rif4 unS
Saloni,i selesen, b.uadridiist NOR.
ben. 0ura bic geiebuns Don 8rania
pirb bic eiienbabnperbinbuns 3pis
fdsn Der ierbifden 9auptitabt uno
saloniii DOIlfidnbis uni,rbrOden.
Die Gefanbtf9aft If bsHadridtist
fporoen, baB bier perIdieoene bulgaris
its aolpnneH bon ebenio pieleH Der.
Idiebsnsn puniten aus In Ssrbisn
porriiden. Die aolcnns. bic @rania
beiebt bat, IN cine ber itdriftsH. Die
MitsIieSsr Der Sefanotfdaft briiden
si. aniidt aus. bab nit grania uno
Der eifeHba9n i'm 9sfib Der gulsarsu
eine srObe armse innsrbalb DON br.i
9assn Dor Rif8 itsben fOIIte.
~ csHa q.
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Die Sufsarem in Serbien,
SH 8r1nia tpurben Tie BE /
tbrem gtu5ug BON Der
Sep Olteruug in pers
rGtberti der 8etIe

ttr q ZEN.
g fla, guIsarieu, 18. Sttober,
iibsr 2OuoOn, 10. Stto6sr. 9as buIs
gariide 9duptquartier erlieb am
Wontag bic iolgenbe getaHutmadung:
rllnisre armeen frtbren am Sonns
tag fort,an oersan3en5ront inSerbien
Dpr3uriiden,. SIN Wprapa SbaI baben
uniers sruppsn 9runja bsieBt unb
oamit bic giienbG6nOerbinOuns spis
Iaen llstub unb NiIh unterbrO1en.
,als unIers aapaIlerie in @ranid
sin5og, puroe Fl. 5uerit DON Der Be-
O0lterung, Die peiBe 5lugsen auise.
bibt batten, nit benz 3uruf .s3ipial~
| (Surrab) empfangen. 9lei6 barauf
tam aber Elm 9agel BON auseIn aus
jebem 9aus.
.llnIsre Sruppen, bic bon Gsri pa
ldntd aus gegen StrdBtn oorriden,
baben Elm ierbiItes Battalion ssfans
gen genommsn.
rSm 8rasalniBa 5bal baben mir
bic Staot apt4amd einssnommen,
bon Der aug mir in fpeitliher Ri9tung
Oorriidsn.
@ter Seutfhe 8ampfer
BON britii DEN untsrs
iee6oOten in Der 8 t.
ice tprpebtrt.
Stodbolm, 10. Sttober. Bier
oeutibe 9umpfer, ,Pernambuto"
,SpeOerbamn" nSobannes 9Rub" unb
,,0alalfoen" iinb in Der SitIee i'm
SrelosTunb, IiibIi9 BON StodbpIm,
BON einsm britiI6en llnteriseboot
torpebirt porben. Die ,9ernambuco"
DON 4788 9pnnen, uno bic r0alaIs
foen" gingen unter; bier SosOsrbamn"
DON 1899 unb bic nSobannes &ub",
bon 1851 SOnnen. fapimmen nod.
Die geiaBunsen aaer Dampfer ipurs
ben gerettet.
Die rSpeberbdmn, nit elmer 9as
buns SoI5, unb bic rpernambuco"
nit GiIsuer5, paren mad Deutihlanb
uuterpess. Der 9eitimmunssort Der
betOea anbersu 9ampfss If ni4t be-
tannt.
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3n 2remja muroen oie 2snlgaren 5n>
erf nit Surrarafen empfangen,
9ann ,umr0e aber bot alien S9auiern
aus aai lie gei6oHen,

fnbm
III In
nOha i'm Ufiffn id nd
gauRen
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2ie 6inri6t,tng npn sebn
prpminenten frans6fis
itben 9seriDnen
4uf 8erDenoung bes g a y.
ties BON bem aaiItr
Wtlbelm bindusz
deffl o BEN

gel d . BEN.
u m, 10. Stto6er. Der qapft 9es
nebitt bat ii4 auf 9eranlaFung Der
britiIfsn unO belgiiden 8eTanbts
i4aft bel bem &aifer Bilbelm fir
ben Baron bon 9empbuinne, bic 9rd.
fin Don gelIeDiae, SRI. 5bulier uuo
Iiebsn anosre fran80iiIde perionen
DerpenOet, bic ale BON ben 0eutI9en
gum sObe Derurt6eilt ipDrben iinb.
Saroinnl 5artmann, Der gr5bif6oi
bon 2Oln, bat ben papit bsna3ri6s
tigt, baB Der aaiIsr Wilbelm gefe6l
gegs6en babe, bic Sinri6tunssn aufs
Suftieben, oamit er 3eit sr6aIts, ibre
5dQe mebr singebenb iOnoirsn gu
tonHen.
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Sic %erblnoetcu luie Die &ulQ0ren
orinqtn in serbien uor.
qif $aloniki=nitd) Gitfnbnbn bfi 5)rftnja ittt
pftit Oct pnl9aren+

ten britif6en sruppen bon ben Oar
oanelIen piirOen ni4t i'm Stanoe
iein, ss nit ben iisgrei6sn beuti6en
unb Oiterrsi4ii4 ungariIhsn unb
ben ent9uiiaitti6sn buI8arii4enGrups
pen aufaune4men, tpdbrenb Stalien
Ieinen eigenen arieg fii9rsn un0 ietne
Soloaten uno Iein Cob bsbalten
mpfte."
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Sic Gntente. e.Wdd5te
@eru4sn tmmer nod,
Sris denlan.b siu3u.
j1iihtern.

9onbon. 19. Stiob.r. mi. aus
gt6sn s.meIcet piro, ba6en bic gns
tsntemddts bic srisdifh Rssisruns
in frsunbidaftli4.r Wsifs bena4ri6s
iist. bab Iie Bic abii9t bdiien, Be
oeutenbs 0eriidriunsen mad Der Bal
tanbalbinisl 5u ididen. Dieis Wit.
tbsiluns ipurbs in .insr Hots bon ben
britiidtn unb ruTifdeH Geianbtsn
ssma9t, In tpslher du94usiiinft iiber
bie pIdne Der gnttntemdHts in allsss
meinsn llmriiisn ssstb,n ipurbe.
JH Der Note iol aud nneebeutst
iporbsn ieiu. bab Der gitrbsrbanb ii.
ne nnbtre 2niiHt BON ben Usrpflihs
tunaen @rieHsnInnbs inter bem fers
bid srie1iifsn allidn,pertras ia.
be, als bic sris&ii4e Resitruns gu bas
ben iHsins. 10
prins alsganbr BON
Grie9enIaub idDtr
perlsbt.
atben, 19. Dtiober. llebsr Con.
bon. prin5 Qlleranbsr, Der 3fpsits
Gobn bes a5niss aonitantin, BAT bel
einsm Stur3 BON ieinsm pferbe, fpdb.
renb Der WanSpsr elmer goitsri,. elm
9ein sebrphen. Die a5nisin Sophie
iinb Der HronprinS Gsors brahtsn'
ben % Sabre altsn priuatu IN sinsr
'alwbuIdnl mao Gtbsn-
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QSetterbericbf.

Sir 8 Bio, Snbiuna unb bas
lpeltlt4e penniblDanien: S6Dnes
2Bettsr am Wtittpo4 un0 0onnerItag;
tubler am DonnerItas.
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world alone, bearing the burning tor
lures of he'll, than to bring some good
girl into life of misery. would
give all the money in the world, were
it mine, if 1 knew of a sure remedy
to curb that curse that befalls the
unwary young men and young wom-
en-.
The man who goes back on faith
full wife will sooner or later find out
that outside of his dear mother he
has wronged his best friend, and he
will surely miss her if he should
lose her. A good woman is a pearl,
and there are quite few no matter
how many say differently.-Frank
Smith.
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lose her. A good woman is a pearl,
and there are quite a few no matter
how many say differently.-Frank
Smith.
MUNICIPAL WOOD PILE GETS
A HARD RAPPING
Municipal woodpile tactics" were
denounced yesterda vat a meeting of
the International Brotherhood We'll
face assn, held in Hull House with
James Eads Howe, ST. Louis Million
aire hobo, president of the organiza-
ton, acting as chairman. =
1.-THE municipal woodpile is anoth-
er scheme imposed upon the home
less by people who have not the
slightest conception of the unem-
ployed problem, Karl Baily declared.
eff some of those wen-to-do people
who advocate a woodPile would
sleep in the sand house, ride the rods,
go hungry part Of the time, now and
then work for $3.50 a day, they
would begin to understand what it
means to be down and out in Chi
cago."
Thesugegstion was made to advise
the unemployed to boycott the wood
pile and the missions and it was
planned to rent building in the near
future to accommodate homeless
men.
Miss Ellen Gates Starr, Mrs.
Spier, JEFF Davis, Frank Hallett and
K. Baily addressed the meeting
A committee was appointed to rep
resent the brotherhood at the funeral
of Joseph Hillstrom, victim of the
Utah firing squad"
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GOVT CLOSING IN ON THOSE TO
BLAME IN BOMB PLOTS

New York, Nov. 22.-The govern
ment began closing in today upon 2
men who have directed bomb plots,
incendiary fires in munition works
and fomenting of strike disorders in
interest of varying European pow
ers.
Karl Buenz, former German con-
sui general at New York and other
officials and employees of Hamburg
American line went on trial before
Judge Howe, charged with fraudu-
lently conspiFing to furnish supplies,
to German commerce raiders.
While jury was being selected. fed
eral officials held final conference re-
garding accumulated piles of evil
dence in more important cases affect
ing neutrality of U. S. This evidence
is now in shape for immediate pre-
sentation to federal grand jury. Be-
fore another fortnight government
expects indictments to be returned
against at least half dozen alleged
ring leaders in bomb and munition
plots.
A woman, whose name has not
been made public in connection with
any previous disclosures probably will
be among those indicted.
1870
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HEALEY DOES MORE SHIFTING

HEALEY DOES MORE SHIFTING
For the good of the service" AZ
officers and men of the police depart
ment were transferred in an order
issued by Chief Healey last night.
Three captains, two acting captains
and five heutenants were among the
number shifted. 49,.
The shunting of Capt Thomas
Meagher from Desplaines st. station
to Shakespeare aV. was most notable.
He was placed in Desplaines st. dur
ing Carter HarTison's first term as
mayor.
-O-O
Lafayette, Ind.-AIfred Noble, %,
who was bitten by mad dog three
years ago, apparently now suffering
from hydrophobia. Jumps about on
hands and feet, growing and biting
like dog