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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-09

Harry Is. 'rhas VAS pitt on trial yes
terday for conspring to escape from
Ma'teawar. Twelve Jurors had been Sc
lected by adjournment time. : o'c;ock.
Sane o. insane Is the question his
attorneys are going TO force betor" the
cour; unless the state triR them up
and the issued Is ruled In ,dmissible
GIVE ;ns a chance TO Prove I'm sane.
That's all I ash" said Thaw after the
session.
"Ill prove that rhsv L. sane. said
John B. Stanchh"id. his chef counsel.
"I'll prove tina; hs is sane now. tina; he
was sane when he escaped from Mat
,cawan. and I'll prove IT b. the word
OF alicnists."
Franklin Kennedy. Deputy Attorney
General down in New York from Albany
TO convince a jury that Thaw is guilty
OF conspiracy. said to this: The matter
Of sanity is outside the question. II
can't be admitted. THIS is trial for
conspiracy
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-09
Countess SZeChenyi
III With Smallpox
Former Gladys Vanderbilt Con-
tracts Disease as Nurse.
Is Report.

4 London despatch TO the New York
Times this morning says private advices
have been received from Budapes- 10
the effect that Countess Laszlo Szechenyi.
formerly Miss GLADYS Vanderbilt OF New
York, has contracted smallpox and h.is
been dangerously III for fortnight.
The Countess was acting a. war
nu Sc IN a Budapest hospital when sne
fell H. There were infectious diseases
such as smallpox, typhoid and even
cholera, but she never shirked her aork.
Two weeks ago the Countess was taken
i'll Sh. was removed to her mansion In
AndrasSy avenue. Uer "Ouci'!In vas
serious FOR some time. but on March J
her medical advisers stated that she was
do!n. we'll ana they eXlected her to be
able to leave home In a !ew days
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-09
WOMAN IN TAXI SHOOTS SELF.
supposed Actress Ordered Cab for
Pleasure Ride.

\ few minutes before ! u'cloch this
morning )uug woman dressed IN
black. vita ligll' ha.r ana wearing s"v-
cral diamond rings and other jewelrN.
stepped into Michael Scaiou's taxicao
at Forty-slNth street and Eighth avenue
AID asked him to drive her 10 ltbth
street and Broadway.
Take your time. ! want to ENJOY the
ride" she told him.
Az the car swung into Columbus
circle Sca,lOu heard revolver shp'. ie
stopped his taNi and looked Ieidc.
HIS passenger was cTumpled IN c1rne'
with a revolver IN her ?and.
\ policeman vas allied and tn-
woman taken 10 Roosevelt Iosptal
Their. the surgeons found that ~" was
shot IN the breast and mad slight chance
to recover They found : 'Veral cards in
her handbag ON" read GLADYS Mon
tague. with MMr Ilawtrey.' Another
was . csuu;oid writlng rad Wit TINS
on II H. pencil. Gladys Montague, Dear
Darling. love you and YOU alone. Win
love. Charlie
\ third bore tive telsphon" number or
U.nry W. savag2s Offices.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-09
Crew of the US
Not Treated as
Most Prisoners
Admiralty Regards Them as
Unworthy Of Honorable
Attention.

f Nprf iGi ' dhiS BfNDUffH 10 ! WI -
roNpoS. March s--The Admiralty is
sued the following series OF announce
/ incnts tonight:
since the var hogan his Majestys
ships on every occasion have done their
utmost to rescue al sea German officers
and men whose vessels have been sunk.
More than Thousand have been saved.
often uadcr circumstances of difficulty
and danger. although ~ such treatment
has ever yet been shown to British
sailors in similar distress
Officers and meu thus taken prison-
ers have received treatment appropriate
to their rank and such courtesles as the
service allows. and 'u the case Of the
Emden were accorded the honors OF
war
Tile Hoard OF the Admiralty do not,
however feel Justified IN extending
honorable treatment to the twentv-ninc
officers and men rescued from the sub
marine US This vessel has been oper-
ating In the Straits OF Dover and the
English Channel for the las, few weeks
and there Is a strong probability that
she has been guilty OF attacking and
sinking unarmed merchantmen. firing
torpedoes at ships carrying non-com-
batauts and neutral women. In par
ticular the steamship Oriolc !s missing,
and there is grave reason - fear that
she was sunk at the beginning Of foo-
ruary. with all hands. numbering twenty.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-09
French Advance TO
Allies S27O,OOO.OOO
Greece. Belgium and >crvia
Among Those to Benefit
b! Loans.
Np,cinl Cab,o D,Spa,ch 10 Tul St,

PARIS. March s.--Thc hill Of Minister
OF Finance Alexandra Ribot authorizing
advances altogether OF 1850. .0OO, 900
francs t27O,o0oOoo, to allied or
friendly nations. includes. with the al
ready ratified advances, ESQ, 700 O0O
francs to Belgium $50 00O ,000> ls5.
100000 francs 70 Scryia k37 .o0o o00> /.
20.o00.000 francs $4,000, ,0OOJ TO
Greece, and 500, 900 franc, TO Monte
negro
The balance Of 94,5O0. 600 francs
Gtl7s,g00,uo0) viii bc advanced 20 Rel
GUM, Servia and Russia.
II is explained that Russia j. tenn
porariy embarrassed in regard To- its
export commerce" II experiences dt'lcul-
ties in paying for IT'S purchases made in
France aud England. also in insuring
the payment Of the interest ON It's loans.
France and England hay" agreed to
max" III" necessary advances against
whirh their past and future corn pur-
Chasos Of Russia will he an offset
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-09
CARNEGIE PLANT ON FULL TINE
Every steel Department Active for
First Time In TNo Years.

PIrrsBURG. March s.--For the first
time In nearly two years every depart
men; Of the Homestead works of the
Carnegie Steel company II uow active.
About 1000 men were put TO york yee-
terduy and to-day.
All foug of the open hearth depart,
m-nts were dred and all plate mills and
structural steel mills we've startei. The
armOr plate department; has been active
FOR some tine on srmov for new naval
vessels
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-09
Mail for Britain by
Liner Tomorrow
Postmaster Morgan Announces
That Ryndam viii Call
at Falmouth.

I'ostnas."~ Morgan announced yes,e~-
day tNat through an arrangement with
IN" Holland America Line mails for
England. ireland, scotland and W-al~s
viii hr taken tomorrow hy the steam.
ship Ryudtm, which VII calI at Fal-
m"nil ON h"r Way to Rotterdam Pas
srus"rS for Great britain will be carried
hN IN" Ryudam.
Tn" mail closes AZ the post office at
80 y NJ aud tho lnor sails ~ noon.
saturday mai. for England VIII be
carried this week ny the White Star.
DOMINION liner Norihland. sailing from
l"r'laud at 10 \ NJ. saturday for Liver
pool by way o' IIalifax This matt will
dos" At N" New Norh post ,f,ice =,
T. NJ. On Friday and viii he taken hy
train To- Portland
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-09
A HOMESTEAD FOR 10 CENTS.
woman Obtains Patent on 3,SsS
suunp~ Feet of u. y. Land.

,vAsIISGroN. March s.-Ter cents
vas tho sum paid by Miss Serena Helen
Blue to The r.c"lver of the Land Office
al Caas Lake. MINI. n few days ago for
A deci TO her homestead on Turtle Lake.
Min.
Mis-; Blue's honeRe cad consists OF
triangular point of land jutting into the
lake lby feet long in its longest part and
rs feet wide IN It's widest part,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-09

Ns viewed In Washington the decisions.
mcrdations 10y the Interstate Commerce
Commission. will have strong tendency
to bring about - readjustmcnt OF pas
s"nger rates OF the country so as 10
make them bear just proportion of the
operating expenses T'e Interstate
Commerce Commission has expressed tn"
opinion that freight has been obliged 10
carry an undue share Of the burden up
20 this time.
To-dAlS opinions were read by Jus
ticc Hughes oue Of them involved the
West Virginia Two cent passenger rate
Jaw which the supreme Court holds 10
bc invalid because 1t imposes II rate,
which. in the Language Of Justice
Hughes. affords a very narrow margin
over the cost Of the traffic" This rate
was attacked b. the Norfulk and West
ern Railroad
In this case Justice Hughes said
1T Is apparent from every point of
view that this record admits that tho
statutory rate at most Affords a very
narrow margin over the cost OF traf'ic.
II IS manifestly not q case whore sub
stAutial compensation - permitted and
where We are asked to enter the domain
oi ~. legislative discretion nor IL u
ON. In which II j. necessary {" determine
the value of N" property employed tn
IN" iutrastatc business
1T IS clcar that by the REDUCTION IN
'Htc> the company H. forced to carry
passengers. II not At or below cost, with
merely = nominal reward considering
ih. 'olum" of the traffic affected. We
49,. H.I
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-09
s25.ooO FOR LOSS OF AN ARM.
Missed ny Two Weeks Having to
Take OuI> About a3,5OO.

II Benjamin Smith had had his arm
LuileL off at the shoulder two weeks
after June 10, 1914, when IL was ac-
tu,,lly pulled oil by cable hoist, he
would have had 20 be content with
about $500 under the workmens COM
pensa,lon law instead OF the $4,000 ver-
diet he got yesterday from Supreme
Court Justice Dugro ana "a jury.
Smith. VINO lives at 22J East l23d
street. got what s said to b. the largest
verdict ever given for the loss Of an
arm. His suit was against the Pitts
burg Contracting COMPANY jeremiah
A O'L.ary Of IS Park Row was his at
tOrnCy,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-09
DEPOSED SULTAN ESCAPES.
Plans Rev oiution In Turkey. Says
bucharest Despatch.

InAu"N, March sN news tg.rry
dul llamii H.. "thc SICK Man OF W.
rope" d"poord Sultan ~ Turkey. has
ESCAPED from his prison at Iirou,sa In
Asia Minor, has attached to himself the
old Turk party and - planning a sensa-
tlonal return to Constantinoplc to seize
the rcns of government.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-09
AIR RAID MADE AT OSTEND.
\lIi"s' Ro'nbs Relieved a. Have
Done Much Damage.

:
loNbpN, MdNh 5 The Admiralty is.
sued IN" following statement tonight .
Wing Commander Lonenore reports
that an air attack ON Dstrud vas car.
rl"d out Yesterday afternoon by SIX
aeroplan"s Of IN" naval wing ~
tines" 'wo had to return owing TO the
freezing ~ their rr'ro, M rr-nn,-d~-
reached rsl"nh and dropped eleven
bombs on IN" submarine repair base
ana four bombs on IN" kursaaI the
headquarters vf the military.
'All th" machines and pilots ~
turned II is probable that consider
hh' damage waS don" No submarines
wer" seen in the bnsn, The attack
was carried out IN fresh north north
west wiAd."
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-09
TOURAINE ARRIVES AT HAvRE.
Liner Reaches Port In safety. Com
vOyed by R"ttcrdam,

LONDON. March S.--A wireless To-
Lluyds from liavre announces tn" safr
arrival at that port Of the French lne-
La rouraine. which left Nv York on
February 81. and In the hold of whica
a IRE has been raging for several days
La Touraine was conveyed by tle
Holland America liner Rotterdam
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-09
>p,ca' co4,e D,,pat,h to rur sry

LoNroS. Marcn s-AeNandros Zafrr,s.
governor OF tho National Bank Of ,irccce
and former Prime Minister. has de-
cl'u"I 20 form new Cabinet. as H.. WAS
requested TO 10 10y King Constantine
upua tn" resignation of form,r Premier
El'u'acrios N,uiz,.o>. a,d the affairs Of
the Kingdom are apparently iu a more
chaotic condition oven than before.
The KING has NOW turned 70 NJ ,;ou.
..,t.. ,...,,., ,.,,,. t..,.. =, ,.,
'' ''' ~ ' ''
IN" task TIE n'" th"i'' does not
appear 20 he vol known beyond the con.
,,... nf ,;r.,,. bu, . - ,r.p,uaJ thu.
..,.
NV - ~ ''"N' S''''' ""'' b" '''''" WIZ.
IN" hlig ana hds some l"anlnES toN ara
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-09
MOVIES AT OLD HAYMARKET.
Once Notorious Place VIII Re Made
TiIm Theatre.

The Haynarket, at Thirtisth street
and aixth avenue. closed since February
81. 1919, when it's dance hall license
was taken away, Is TO he opened soon
as moving picture theatre by u. X,
Bimberg,
When Ir B'mbcrg asked Deputy Id
CONS, Commissioner Rosenthal TO ap-
proye the site he was Informed that
neither the name Haymarket nor any
thing resembling II could he used The
movie man Was more than WILING He
also agreed to alter the front OF tho
building beyond recognition.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-09
WOMAN SHOT HIM IN STREET.
Doesn't Know Why. Tie Sa,s-i,ia
Wy Duty. She Snys.

Al Third avenu" and Thirty-third
street Young woman stepped out of /,
doorway at 40 O'Clock this morning
and fired three shots At "A man VINO waS
passing lie fell She ran, hut was
caught.
The man, Eugene BRADLEY. - year.
old. "a plumber of :i3i Eighth avenue,
was taken to Bellevue Hospital with two
wounds in the right shoulder ana one
over the lcf' eye. His condition is
serious Ic sa}s h. does not know who
shot him or wh%.
The woman gave her name as May
Campbell. but refused 10 say whcro sh"
ivcd. Al Shc had tn say ~ tl" Fast
Thirty y-hhfth street police station was
II ouly did my duty"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-09
". IRiRis Vt.srd.

" /iIihis L. reported 70 hav, been
received badly, and when he appea red
al his office in tn" National Bank to
complete some unfinished business h"
was hisscd and J"rred The uproar con
i'nued while be wa- on his way to the
royal palace 70 confer with th" King
The despatch says thai q biz crowd
surrounded the Parliament building
shouting Down with Turkey 90 aud w,
want war" ~ tn" l"puti arrived fol
the session to-day. which was brief bo-
cause of the resignation OF the Nen,zeloS
cabinet
\ guard "aS placed about me Turkish
Legation to-day and Saih R"y. the p't"-
man Minister d'd uut appear iu publp
As usual, but kept close 10 his quarters
Some correspondents think that IN"
druilorh hctwceu tn" k.ug and the
NeuiHclo- part! II irrr",ncilihlc ana
that the situation WIN grow worse. with
'hC possihiity that eventually ~" peopl"
VIII TAX" IN ittrrs into the own hands.
compel tho kug 20 heed the apparently
popular wish 'ur war and turn ovrl the
control # IN" Government to ,hr former
Premier. &c this should bC the outcome
the trouble win not endure long
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-09
$4,000 Thrown Away.

'The work went OF for forty days at
aco,' of 81 900 a day IN labor and later
proved useless and the commission o'-
dered me excavation backiilled.' II ADDS.
"'rhe commission failed, TO Learn OF
a accident occurring a, or near Times
square, says the report. "whlcn was
az .et>t a very probable cause or the SUD-
way accident. although the facts were
easily ohta!uablo and intact much OF II
w. t~ 'ho possession OF subordiaat"s
o. tI' commission"
Degrading Chairman Edward u. Mc-
ca. 'H" export says.
n ~a~ charged with the eAerutlv"
Norr = me commission, which included
Ne handling OF ompiain,s, lie gave no
genera attention to enforce active Or
d1s W'll august. 1914. NJ that tiire
70 ""W mat nIu'a.ntS wer" steadily
con np ~ nd had been since he had
ht"n 'rpoiu'"d 10 the commission IA
l'hu.f.. 1879.
'I' I'D NOT give attention 10 ths
f"gi.f't'"n of street railways and com
Iai'' y 'iizeus regarding s"rvi"c,
o"'s h. 'h' tact that he udd 10 dcvpt'
a. - time 10 rapid transit work,
quo N" testimony showed that du"-
.,g 'hiA period he d"roted considerable
w." '' private practice Of the law.
''' 0'I 10 Investigate to see wnht
''.'' "'rs Don force at the time he came
'.' ""'u"ls~iou He did not kno"
'' ."o order against the Inter
,.''''iN Nt- h".rs Violated until Deccm-
"'I .t' iIe did mot investigate TO
f" 'ho policy Of the commission
N '-'.' to ~ handling OF COM
"a.' ". equipment
80 rth" personal investigation 10
u '.. ''' "r' tho! orders ~ the comms-
=" Hcr "rtug onryed only when COM
"''H We're made
''' b." ."i u-llrN. that tho Couiins-
.'I r-pD - the District M-
'0.' tor punishment under the
'". provisions of the law
-, no '''' directed the commencement
o. alt' action ON account of non
'orf'i"rd on Last Pane.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-09
Predict, Massacre. In TurL",.

Tho consequences for Greece of inter
'"ntinn are To- be- seen N the recert
d"cirrlti"us Of tht Turkish Minister IN
Athens, Nho said hat n Greece broke
with the Porte ,nIssacres OF Greeks IA
TuIk"} would occur. and uf the GERMAN
NJ mister, VINO announced thut on the dav
Greco" broke with Turkey Austria and
Germany would declare war on Greece.
4 despatch fran Paris quotes NJ Vent
Zclos - saying ~ = recent conference
OF Deputies and friends:
"lN" klnG l~"d M" VITA, man in
public lite would be- able TO take the
power In IN" present circumstances. I
suggested NJ Xaimis His Cabinet
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-09

"The railway corporations cannot be
relied upon to obey the orders of IN
commission. even where they have ac-
c,pted said orders and promised 10 obey
item. FOR The testimony shows that IN
manv cases said corporations have ac'
lep'ed and agreed To comply with sad
orders and have not kept their prom
ists.
"In the opinion OF the secretar. OF the
commission the corporations would have
5c. n obedi.nt 10 the orders of the com
mission ii said orders had been v!go:-
ously enforced by legal pr" cedinGs
uudAr the law on the part OF tnc coh-
miss Oh and Is counsel
tn. report insists that the employ
me1t OF Edward 7. Boyle by Cominls,
siorer Mccall. for which he was paid
s. oo0. was OF little value. and adds:
"Thc only value Of Boyl-'s work Was
so1ie memo ne gave to Commissioners
Mrtll per,onAlly and the Commissioners
vds ul,M. to give the cont nts Of this
memorandum and he did not remember
via, 10 did with it or where it was.
edward y. Royie is Tammany
district leader and COMMISSIONS OF
Elections He was hired by Mccall 10
20 through al tho Commission de-
pdr'mrutS and ascertain where 'he SER
wee could Ne bettered. Boyle rem iin'n
o.y gin months, having reported that
to transit bureau NAs ne dies II MAS
because pf Boy."'S study thit J0H'ph
Johnson Nss made chi"t of II" transit
bureau 1t $500 q year.
The report critirisss tho continuation
o. word on the Lexington av"rrc sub
psv -ou'c when the cGiof engineer
urged 4p.ius, II hcrauso tho dual sub
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-09
Map Showing Dardanelles Operations

The above map shows the forts the Dardanees incud
ing Fort Hamidiehi-Tabia No. Fort Roun Meeddieh
abia which slenced by the bobarment Sunday
Monday along with battery Mount The Queen
Elizabeth bonbarded the coast of the
Gapoli Peninsula a range of almost twelve miles
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-09

"troliy." said The Irish watchnau Of
the Criminal Courts building, as he IN
locked the big doors on the Centr. street
side good two hours before any on"
might reasonably suppose Justice ptC"
would Ualh through them. "N;olly. IL Il
isn't nearly as bad as a. 1907
And he Was tight. Clusters OF men
stood on the sidewalk talkinG Thaw and
waiting 20 get In thus early. A half
dozen women. nicely dressed women.
Wera walking up and down In pairs with
the same objoct IN view A, the end Of
half an hour or at 80 O'Clock. the
rotunJa ou,sidc the supreme Court room,
which ls more than big enough for every
day occurrences, was uncomfortably
flied with persons who were hoping
against hope that they might squeeze
into "A seat.
The Elizabeth street police station
had yielded up all OF its reserve police
men for the occasion. Blue coats and
BRASS buttons were to be seen at every
turn. To those who knew them there
wss plain clothes detective for about
every half dozen idlers
II was just 10 ;35 O'Clock when Justice
Page entered the court room and took
his seat. The audience was warned that
the people OF New York state had -
case against Harry X. Thaw and live
fellow conspirators, who
would please stand up and show them
selves
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-09

AUGUsTA-ATLANTT COAST LINE.
9:l6 A. NJ Drawing Hoom STATE Room Cars
DAILY. Superior Roadway. I2lS Bway--
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-09

I'll" bucharest corrcspnndou, Of -,c
bdLy Ndtl ~ messag. received h.r,
tn-h-nt says tta' II II believed likely
'lti King Constantine must Weld within
. few days and return Vcuizelos 20
power The Daily NnpS Salouica corrr-
S"nd'nt tel"Grtphs az follows
Th" establishment OF the royal veto
which action Z IL believed tho ,;oyerr
n"nt Is about 10 take. has plunged
SaIoni'd INTO gloom and despair TIE
conviction j. general herr thai unlees
'ir'ece part lcipates iu t.. war she vii
los" th" realization OF her national as
plrations II Is predicted that Vrnizelos
"iN return with AN intervention prn-
grirnmc"
despatch from retrograd quotes
IN" RoNrs' gazette as saying
"If tn" Balkan States wisn their IN.
i"rests 80 b" considered after the over
'hro" of Turkey. they must take imn,-
dldtc action
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-09
His Private Law Practice
Intprfprcd With Duties.
1t Is Hinted.
COMMISSIONS ORDERS
DEFIED BY THE ROADS
Democrats Draft Report
Bill Offered to Shake
Up Board.

.,sA~y. March s.--The Thompson
legislative committee will submit to-
nor.ow two reports on the findings Of
tie uvestigation Of the New York city
Public service Commission. The Repuh-
licans signed the majority report To the
Governor and Legislature. and tho Dem
ocr,tic members a minority report.
Concerning the order of the New York
ely commission that the InterOorough
Railway furnish passengers wi'h seats.
vhich was not complied with foi a long
tine. ,hc majority report says
The testimony before Us was such as
70 justify an assumption that the order
N this case could have been compiled
with by the Interboroush and thai. in
spite of said company apparent un-
willingness to comply with said order.
compliance could have been obtained II
the commission had made use of the
legal remedies provided by Jaw"
While twenty-five suits for penalties
have been commenced by the commis-
sion, only two or three have been prose-
euted to a conclusion. In some of these
cases the defendants complied with the
orders Of the commission.
The commission has never attempted
70 prosecute an officer or manager Of
4 street railway company criminally for
violation Of it's orders.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-09
Xmas Choice as Greek
Premier Refuses to Act
VI. Zaimi> Declines Form New Cabinet and (iounalis
Is Requested to Do >o-War With Turkey
Seems Unavoidable

would follow the policy OF noutral,,v
which hoped would not risk IN, newly
ACQUIRED territory. The evil done hv
losing tn' present opportunity would he
irr"ptrahle could not repair II my.
S'f II ! w"-" returned 10 rowo- o'lr
party will support the Cabinet succeed.
nr u :" that 1t viii not be necessary 10
'on'"k" the Chamher"
VI Nentz"los added that during the
recent Crown Council VI Theotoki> rs-
pressed apprehension ~ the atti,ud. oC
bulgaria and was told that ';r.,-rr lad
n"thluG Whatsoever to Tear the moment
~hc sided with tho Allies
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-09
Stamchfield Wins First
Point in Getting QueS-
tiOn Before Talesmen.
WILL CALL ALIENlSTS:
MOTHER Is IN COURT
ARRAY OF LEGAL TALENT
IN THE THAW CASE

For Thaw.
John Il. Stanchiield, Morgan j.
O'Bri-n. Lcmuel l.. Quigg, Abel /.
Smith. Morgan y O'Rrlcn. Jr
For Richard Thompson.
Gustav Touchard and Philip car
pcnter
For Butler. Vkeefe, Duny and
Flood.
U"eu Bohan and Abraham Levy.
For the state.
Franklin Kennedy. Deputy A,tor-
ncy-General Frarlt h Cook. special
Deputy A;;orney-General and James
O'Malley. Assistant District Attorney
OF New York.
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BERNHARDI ON THE WAR.

With permission Of the Kaiser famous
German General discusses the war and
eriticises the military operations up
to date in next Sundays SUN.