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@eteraneu in 9SaraOc.

2onfoS FGitD, W1o., 30. g(ua.
Eoilenoe BON @eteronen oes 8iir.
gerfrieges. inter oenen iih teiner be.
finOet, oer menioer ais 65 Sabre alt
iit lnaridirten beute anIdBlb ibrer
idbrlihen Yorooe Ger n@ranO glrnlD
Of tie 9icpublic~ ourd Die Stoot.
Regimentcrmeiie foIgten ole ebemaIi.
Gen Observation-Disclosures ibreu ser
iHoIicnel 8obnen pie Oamols in ie-
ncn erniten 3eiten.
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glrtiIlcric snriif6crnicu.

" oibinGton 30 Sluguit. ~
gIdtlno6pon6is aonlpognicn &iiltcn.
glrtiaerie, ctlpo 5000 Wionn rucldc
Jest oil ocr lnerifnniihcn @ren6c
Iicnit tbun wurocn bcutc olii ibre
Soften I'M oitlihen ilnO weitiihen
0cportcment 5urud bcorocrt. 9lcbr
ais 10000 peitcrc glotionolQorOiiten,
wcIhc fiir8lidb nod ser @ren5e be-
ioblcn lpuroen mcrOcn ben Ylae Der
glrtillcrictruppcn einuebmcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-31

ehpoS gelpineu obue irgeno wel-
he Seiihmg ieinerieitS mhueiien
81 f0nuen
Ger Nantee iogt: u@eid)oit lit
@eiddit." SIS 1T ole 9Iuiiht oieier
3eihmg, ales in aeihditsmdbiaer
@eiie 81 bonobaben Sn oieier
Gompogne 3meds @eipinnung Ell
ueS groBeren 2eiertreiieS lit Die
3eihm1 in Elm oireftes @eibdit
nit Dem Yublifum getreteu mo
bat seredie mo biaige 9e5ano.
lune aorontirt. g9ie geiaot man
fonu eineS ser groBen 9lutomobile
niht obne 9lnitrenanng aewinnen.
Nion muB iib Stinmen periboi.
len. 9ei oieier gIr6eit brouhcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-31
6airbanFa luirS 6cn0dlridItigt.

Sil0ionapoliS, 80 g(ugnit.
Charles @ Snirbonfs miro NOR.
9en in ieiner 9lciioen5 BON ieincr 9Io-
mination gum gice-Yrdiioenten ser
Geremi9ten Staatcn auf Dem repu.
blifoniiden Iidet oiii5ien benadrib.
tigt. 9iele promiucnte RepubIifa.
net bon allen 16eilen oeS Staotes
imo nnoereu FbeiIen oes 2onoes
weroeu 5uoeeen iein. Senator g. ..
Sherman aus Sainois miro oie Be
nadribtiglmgs.qInipra baIteu, lno
6icraui Serr 8airbants oie 9lmabme-
9e0c.
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(Suuucrncnr SO6nIOn snm SeuatOr
nDminirt.

San GrarcfSco, 30. Sluoldt.
g9ie oie bisberigen @obIreiilItotc
erfenneu IoilelL bat @Ouperuelr Si.
ram g9. SSobniou in Der geiuerbung
Inn sic republitoniihe 9unoesicno'
tor.glouinotion ieineu @eeuer @iIlis
S. Booth bel Den eeltrigen @rimdr.
lpableu gelhlageu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-31

g9ie 6eiBt 0od OoS alte @ort ?
Eic peridieoeniten 9rten BON Gen.
ten iinO not6penoie, nm OaS 81
fentlihe 9e6en 3u Stonoe 81 6rin.
gen" Gs lit ole 9l6mehielune, Die
oaS Seben le6euSmertb maht. llnO
bod, nit aQ Oieier 9lbnehietung
I'M Seben Gergniigen uuO 9eru.
len lit es unnloglid. es einem ie-
oen red)t 81 MAIDEN. Taber NOR
ole 9lusmabl Der Yreiie fir oieieu
Wettbeiperb nit ShuicriQfeiten
perfriipit oenn mir perfoleten oo-
bel INNER Sen 3med. iolhe @reiie
oitS3uluhen, Die einem Seoen 3iio.
gen miiroen. Sb mir unieren
3med erreidt ba6en IdBt lid nod
nidt iagen oa lid Der @ettbeperb
crit i'm GntpideluugSitooilm be.
finOet. SSeOOd baben mir iolh'
cine abpehslimgSreihe 9lnswabl
getroiicr, Dab iiterlieb Scoer ct.
mas oorInter iinoet oaS cr iib felt
Saugeni aepiinidt
Gieies groBe llnterne0men lit
nidts weiter, ais ein @ei6ditSpor.
ihIag. Ter 0lui unO 0lomc OieIer
3citung Derbiirgeu Die NehtGdfeit
nO 9iQigfeit 0ieieS lInterne6-
mems. 9fotiirlib fam 9liemonO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-31
Bic 9icdItc Scr gSiirgcr OerscmaItiei

Die Hcdlte Der Burger Oergelualtigt.
San 9ntouio, Geros, 80.
QluguIt. @r. @ouDcrneur Golqllitt
lit in Der Sticbwobl Inn oie glomino.
tion fir 8unoesieuotor bon Dem San.
0iOoten Der g8iIicn-9 9(ominiltrotiou
Senotor GiIl6erion Olirb geietpiori.
sc Ernftifen geidlagen por0en. 0ie
Eolitifer, mclhc oic 2eitine Der Yris
mdrmablen i'm Staote in ibrer Sono
botten, perlongten bon Den Stimm.
gebcrn unter Gio Die oitsoriidlihe
Gerpflidhmg, ooB fic in Der fommen.
0en oIgemeinen g8obl oae in Der
&rinGrpobl oufgcitcaten Gonoioa-
ten, bonn 8lnoesprdiioenten obpGrts
bis 6lm aonitoblcr, imteritiiteu mir
Den. 9lIle @dbIer. Oie iih peieerten,
oieier uncrb6rtcn Soroerung nah5u.
fommen muroen CUR Stimnubgobe
III Der letter Somitag obgebaltencn
ErimGrpobl nidt 0ugeIniien. SSn ei.
ner 98oro BON Gan 9[ntonio ouein
ipiroen Srnoerte S8GbIer 0uriidgc.
pieien ino ibrer eebeiligten 8ehtc
ais 9iirger uno g9dblcr beroubt.
@ieIe bon oieicn worcn Ionejdbriee
Gemofroten uno iino ieit orei @ene.
rotionen in SeraS onl1iiig.
Syn DER eriten, am %. Suli ubgc-
boItcncn @rimGrmobl botte Gr.Gou.
bcncur Golqliitt cine Mebrbeit bon
81 1000 Stilpnen iiber oen 9lomini.
ltrotions. GanoiOoten Gulbcrion er.
bdlten. Sir oic StidmobI wuroeu
baum bon oen glOniiniitrationStreiien
ollie W'itteI oiIlaeboten, Inn Gulberlou
5lnn Siege 5u perbelfen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-31
Welbaitss @rglptiler.
WiercantiIc glseusn.
%. O.. Eun & So,
0O2-0fO NQatnlann yufn Nlhn

''F f~ffN'
gaumaterioIien. Sbiircn Seniier-
robncn, G1Oen etc.
Sas. y. Eoher & 60, ll5-it7 cno.Nreoe.
rld &irube
@atentglnpdlte.
Vbwin q. enmHelc, siebiSomunli: Wnlenle.
Hageeis angmarien, Yeraostedis, ulal0.
SDnpl'H " 6eraHoR li0ii7 uaip Mnllbsna.
a, lS'ln9rae &tagtnna
", ~, =. 4 Y: 2 ee@ass. AZ Continental vlha.
gIitoniobile
r4aaarS 9leior IS. q enItImossa eonrlss.
earou 6le popnldre Gar. SS95 liab sstg
ulat.f Mobile Co., Garage ilOS 40 WnrDs
oQaflcS SiroBe.
3eitlngen 3eitibriitcn etc.
aAne baltimore NewS 0onipanb". 9ober 8. y.
w'eperS. ~el6diieiubrer 227 NsOolbcgisir.
Deutisbe @iiHer nno 3ciiIdrifien.
" oan''in' y'r ooe, ~siesrinaiou sirahr
4botoorapb
geara@ Gin Hbclosrap6 bon MuSselbmma.
Jgr. 10, 2etli SerinAipu SituNc
gt0tional.Nnntcn.
N-tHt .+tN +NiNW tiulluUul cant" Wuut lIun
0reler 4irnbe Socob la Ooof ar6nhfnf.
NcliD a. 3couc NnlIrer
"sssoao 9aiieual Sani," 4s2 eno.Qroaboao.
sSsssltesg National Naall" IA yloro.guialo. Ga.
vs. N'arlon Nalrcr.
Stoats @onfen.
nGeuiidle 9anl bon eoltlmorea baltimore.
lto oouionp @lrabe sn0ui HNchcr Nfdia
wsOrac y euuG. aaiirsr ' ''"'''"''
Spor.9onlen.
"1euiiale epntbanl NON NalllmaFe,a Us,taioA
lillo baltimore 4lrdBe
EruitGompaenien.
"eels RspoD' anb zrHii gsmpanp," is Gouio.
g'arnor- ltuO Wronit.gecrlc.
= eiiOar'nss q eonc, 29s ssoro .gbarlss.5n.
Notwithstanding @erdt6c uuo
Samcreicn.
wriilsD xarner So, POS Woro. 9osa Gtra6e.
Etmbing. 6llrnaccS. NonocS lmO
Oeicn, 0oAoeden uu0 9lnnen
yennsit Bros. 52s Nerc 5remontwbems
&upierihmie0e mo @nimbcrS.
Sem pnbett l!3t 41oWe0 Sit0Ge q a. W.
2eleppcn. 9Sollc 1909.
Observation-Disclosures.
M Z. s0adclioro 4 Ca,
llfw2i Nbcnbcy Commerce QWllDNd
pEcutWc ntrNtrnmCumao-tti ticnldialf~ Nofs
uop0 uuo Baltimore iroht
nDentM.Nm Hgner,Vfrnmrfunn3.Wgir
Nnitmotc Siru6c mo 0ui5m oonlc plpeuue
naiunnl Sliutonte 60. o NlDerpgni" Nculu Ni
tHNtilclQ. Alcnoen3 UldnoOcr. iOir~ l0l NnQus
Der Ql Commerce WiilnliQ
,,@ermnua 6euer VerRMtrnna8 oeisuimalt"
Baltimore uuo Norlb'1irnbc
9lchpIaften. Y2cidl etc.
9nen, 0ouiliu & Co., Suey i3-l5 AooerioR.
Sltabc
Observation-Disclosures.
,Gonlnlbnirb puan co." j sloro.Nap eifQAs
GiiNmnoreu ollcr ari mo Sui.
lhmico 3ubehor
O. eron Qohne 60, 500 soi aloro.wuh. Eir.
@iQeutbnmS.}l }lQcnicn un0 Nduoler.
vlssss s tuoan & asvtuD, 10 cltesgualoa'
~ifAhf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-31

9lIs DER Sturm oos Sdiif trof,
mar 0ompf auf Die &ouptmoihmerie
I'M @ouge, ober cine Souptoompis
r0bre plotte. ltriabe unbetannt..
Die in Der 9lGbe 9efinoIiden woreir
0u idper perlebt, I'm befroet 6u wer.
ocn. 3mei Offi6icre perIett werocn
pieoer brreciteat weroen. Sin Sol.
oot foot, flint idpcr, 67 lei6t Der.
lett, Die meiiten bon Der Sugcnieurss
@onniboit. N2cbrcre NIann pcr-
miBt, wobriHeinlid ertriinfen."
Dos Nlnrine.S Sdleppboot ,9oto-
mac, wcIdcs Inn t.3O geiteru 9lob-
mitto9 Can Domingo fir Yort 40.
lonque berIieh, iii, 10 miro ongenoms
men, nidt il @efobr. Go6 bat man
.hicbts bon ibm 6isber gcbort.
IA 0oS @ononenboot DGaitine" freii5t
Dor oem Sofch nod einem orobtloicn
@eribt BON Der ,Goitine~ ieIbit.
Die Gee inn &oicu mnr Doalt6noig
rnbig, ais ctiuoS nod 3 llbr Ger
Sturnf losbrab uno Ole ibncre Gee
Die 'Menrpbis~ auf Den Strono mari
noiclbft iic jebt nod liegt. SpGtcr,
ais bic Sec rubiger gemoroeu NOR,
DurOe Die @lonuihoft eelonoct.
Drei Der pcrlebten Sngenieurc Der
l.W3empbiS" ltorbeu beute. Sbre Sci.
rbeu weroen nod ibrer Scimotb &c,
brdht mer0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-31

Sic Sbren 9ernf niht 81 uernadl.
ldiiiacn; sic f0nnten S6re NluBe
5eit oo3u beuuten. 9liemanO fam
obne 9emiibung Stimmeu erIon.
gen.
9coeuten Sie. OoB ein ieoer
Stimm6eperber Sdpieriateiten 3n
ii6erlOiuOen baben miro, er muB
3eit babeu imo ieinelIeberreouneS.
tunit an5lpeuOeu periteDem nm
Announcements 81 befommen. sIIlo
Iieieniaen meroen oouu Oie mertb.
polliteu Ereiie aepinuen, oie oieie
Sdwierieteiten am eriolareihiien
iiberlpin0cn fonnen.
Grinden Sic nm erI6uternoe
9lusfrnit oeS aroBen 9or5uaeS
oieier groBeu Gonpaane oOer ii6cr
irgenO einen on0eren @unft BEN
Sic mht Deriteben. Gs lit iebr
id)uer, ale Gin3elbeiten eiueS I'm.
tcrne6meuS wic oieieS Seoermam
ioiort UeriiduoIid 81 MAIDEN. GoS
9iircau oeS g9ettb0perb.MeOoF.
teurS beiiuOet iih in 9ir. Alb. Dit
9oltimorc-StraBe. unO lit BON s
ll6r 30 WloreenS bis 8 ll6r gl6enos
ee0iinet. Gie SeIepbon.9lunmer
lit ct. &aul 3t73.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-31

Eener gdndlt, CuT- umb 20. gnaBe.
0pble rein urh nnler Nnm
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-31

NDDnucMtrm, bic Dcn ,,Eentidlem SOrre.
IpOnbcnicn" mdli plnlllidl Ober nnreaeI,
maRi0 erbaIteu, iinb gebeten, Der Office
babOn per Eelepbon ODer IdlriItlId Nglis
ibeiIwua Su mamgn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-31
an. q. Chapman
SnnI 81.


Whf aeneVte unb relue achlem amc nnlrren
nenem MuD mcoernen aullrn.8cndlttrN.
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Nn mt StmmcH ais
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Die 2Srei(e fnO wert6, sewOnneu
3a weroaa.

Die Cite mei auOmO6ie unO Oiele nOere GeO6nungn au
Gin jeOer geWinnt ]liemOnO Oercr SeIOen sic
J6ren ](Omen lOlOH en. Sd)leGen sic IiCj Dem ll)eI
6emGr6 an
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-31
etinmen fir enbieriptiunrn.

eubrlpaonea summn
uit meb unar ais aHafoentei anc0racDn:
Rer Ven
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-31


~ino bei'm 9luflulien oeS %on5er-
freu6ers DWiempbis~ in Gan 90
mingo @clu1iiern 0n betlogen.
-0os Ylobeu elmer 3onpfrobre
ouf Dem arou6cr bat Den llnioa
pcreroBcrt. Gie @erlesteu iiuo
in Der @4ebr5obl ourh Goupf
pcrbriibt.
g8nibiu9ton 30. gIuguit.
llnooaitGnoigc 01elOungeu an bic
Mariuebeb0roc geben beute Yiorgen
6citie an ooB aipiiden 20 uno 30
oulcrifoniihc @}otroien geitern ibr
2eben perlorcu ais Elm ploblider tro-
piidcr Stiirm Sen ornirten 3reii5er
nW2empbs" I'M &ofeu BON Can DO
mingo an Die S{iiite geworfen Duroc.i
Gin poaitdnbiger 9eridt miro
ilfnolb erportet. 1ie 03eIOune BON
geiteru gfodt ehtbdlt Die folgenoen
gloncn Der Eootcn unO @erlpunoe-
ten:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-31

Saumateriolien Ebiircn sSenlier.
rabmen, SdOen etc.
Jas y. 1eher & 60, 1l5-fi7 guo.6reoes
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-31

etiHulen

IN us6sr'lHflmmAHa init S'esn v1aHs ias issr ssit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-12
S5.OOO,O0O SOUGHT
TO PENSION CLERGY
Episcopalians Sent Out Nation
Wide Appeal for Funds to
Aid Pastors In Old Age.

Episcopalian rectors who chance 10
outlive their earning capacity will not
be compelled to depend on charity II
pension plans outlined yesterday after
noon I'm the library Of J. p. Morgan's
home are carried out. 4 fund Of
S5,OOO.OOO is 70 be raised before July 1
as a foundation on which to build the
pension programme.
Pleas were sent 10 Episcopal churches
in every city and town IN the country
20 contribute 20 the original $o,OOU,OUp
fund. After that has been supplied
each church will be called on 20 con
tribute sum equal TO per cent OF
rs rector's salary. This. it is thought
will be sufficient 10 keep the fund.
The national committee. which VIII
start the fund. Will be made up of j. +.
Morgan. William II. Truesdale. presl-
dent Of the Lackawanna Railroad ana
Risbop William Lawrence, Of Boston.
he announced that he would remain m
New York until the requisite So,CoJ,Oco
he'd been raised.
Authorization for the pension FUND
was given at the General Convention OF
the Episcopal Church 10 1913. NO de-
tails were worked out then. but 10 was
agreed that the sum should be suf-
fcient to guarantee the faithful men
who gave their life TO the Church free
dom from being compelled to beg for
the necessities Of life in old age.
In addition 70 the plea, an active
campaign for raising cash for the fund
viii begin al once. just what will he
done will be decided at future meet
iugs Of the committee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-12

Ts'aye,ie Hrl bordeaux Jan . % tie Com.
pagaie Generate Ira satariiQue. with mails and
mi.e Bar NJ 80 m.
Na. Hos1dorp Dutch Genoa Dec is and
Madeira r. Co the Atianuc Fruit Co. Bar az .
sonora Mex. Cienfuesos Jan !. 70 the New
YORK AID CUBA Mail IS 60. with sugar Bar a
oo,marum Dutch. Ia. Panas Dec o. 70
M.aeisos lGresl orsn Dee Is, 70 the Naticrsl
Steam Navigation co. u Greek. Bar az 'u 70
jamestown Newport News .ni Norfolk 10 the
Oh Dominion - co. with mdse. Quar- az tsp on.
Orfuna I3rl Liverpool iaf. .. 70 tie Culard -
Co. ritl mails ana ml.e quar- ~ 30 m.
3 lemf0ltclu fBJ. Blth Dee % % Norton. LILY
4 Co. bar az els
S. Line With nails ard nd Bar al Oh.
Be.afrt iuutell. Rotterdam Dee s.. 20 4 "a Bull
s CO Bar a. ~ 30 ? m
Nerhes Galveston jan O. 20 the MaIloy $ 60 d.
with mlsc. qua a. 20 20.
NlIuockct stockton. with paper. 10 tie Great
northern Paper 60. sessc. 20 u Bun 60. quar-
sarafo.a. Havana Jan s. % me Nes YORK. and
cuba Mall s., Go. with mails and mise. Bar II
saitiaso. Brmsui.s Jan 5 20 the Mlllo7 IS co
with mise Quar- Al $50 m.
Tyler. NeaIofi NeHs and Nof'on 10 The Oi
Dominion = CO. 0itl mlse. gu4r a. II u y M
Mrufss-rat iSparl Barcelona Dec -. valencia
g. Malaga O., ans Cadir a0. tD TIE Compsnis
rrasirallDa. With mails ard mlse Bar az 10 rs
Bu-me.e Prince tRrl Rofielur Dec o. 20 Paul
b Gerhard q CO. Bar a. M.
cts nc Montgomery. saFaInah Jan =. 10 Tie
Ocean - 60. with mise. guar a. ~
Huron JAcksonTilie Jan : and Charleston o 70
Ito CLYDE - 90 with Mds. quar- AZ . " u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-12
Piers Washed Away and
Destroyers Couldn't APP
prOaCh, MOnrO Says.
TURKISH ATTACK
ON DAY BEFORE
British Trenches Shelled and
Charged with Heavy
Turkish Loss.

London. Jan. 1l.-An additional re
port from Lieutenant General Sir
Charles c. Monro concerning the evac-
uation of the southern tip of tho Gal
lipoli Peninsula. and the fighting which
preceded It, was made public tonight.
II says:
"The Turks attempted a heavy attack
on our lines on January between $50
and 3 p. m. Our trenches were con-
tinuously shelled, and from 3 to p. H..
the bombardment was intense. The
Turks also opened heavy musketry
fire.
AT o'clock they sprang two mines
near the western bird cage and
FusilIer bluff. A quarter OF an hour
later they fixed bayonets all along our
front. Their officers were seen ap-
parently endeavoring 20 make their
men assault. The assault only tooA
place. however. opposite Fifth Avenue
and 'FusilieT bluff. and the SIAN ora
shires completely repulsed H. a large
proportion Of the charging turks were
killed or wounded Our casualties were
five officers and 1870 men killed or
wounded.
"Aeroplanc reports showed that the
naval fire on the left bank was most
accurate. and il is probable that the
enemy suffered considerably.
The night Of the 18th was fine. The
evacuation and operations were quietly
and successfully continued. The sth
was fine, with the sea calm until AFTER
4 p. m, when the weather suddenly
grew worse. Al II p. m. the wind had
Increased 20 thirty-fiye miles an hour
From midnight onward 1t was only
lust possible to use tho piers and
lighters and impossible 70 carry out
the programme Of embarking the
troops in destroyers alongside the
sunken ships at West Beach. owing 70
the connecting piers being washed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-12
WOman'S Peace Party
Speakers Plead with
Legislators.
DESIRE OF WORLD,
SAYS MISS ADDAMS
Want Wilson to Call Great
Court for observation-disclosures
ator Williams Skeptical.

Washington. Jan. ll.-Speakers Tor
the Woman's Peace Party, headed by
Miss Jane Adams. OF Chicago, pleaded
with tho Senate and House Commit
tees on Foreign Relations to-day to en-
lat the strength of the United States
TO help end the European war. -
Miss Adams told Tho committees an
Europe was ready for peace, the being,
rorent nations most OF all If IL could
Go rained for them without sacrilce
Of dignity and standing. Five European
reutrals Holland. Switzerland, Nor
way. Sweden and Denmark had as
surcd her. she said. they would partleI,
nate in peace conference OF neutIai
nations if called by the United states
and two of them promised to call sucn
8 conference II assured that the lhlleu
States would participate.
Other speakers urged the adoption Of
n Joint resolution introduced by rep
resc,t,tivc Curry. which would en-
mower the President TO invite all ma
lions 10 send delegates 20 conVen-
lion 10 provide for disarmament, create
an international legislature, court
army and police.
All of the warning nations have or
carnations seeking peace. MISS "A
dams said. but because Of the patriot
ism of the press and people, VINO De
cline 70 talk peace for fear OF as
couraging the army, no nation has inc
means OF learning the sentiments OF
its adversaries. III.
introduced by Chairman stone chGir
man Of The committee, as the ornclaI
peace disciple Of the Senate, senator
John Sharp Williams said:
81 am willing to say that am ~
favor of peace on earth to all men OF
good intent, and that personally WISH
10 live at peace with all men except
those that try to cultivate Il war WIN
NE. or,
81 have a wife and daughter VINO are
for peace as a general rule. but ;hey
want me 10 fight on certain occasions
I am willing to keep the peace so long
AS they wish. but when the time comes
that some one invades their rights or
mine. then / will either get divorce
or fight az well as the Lord viii let
me-"
The applause from the delegates was
faint. Among other speakers who ad-
vanccd the arguments of the paeihsts
we're Miss Sopho9isba Brcchnrdge'
Mrs. Crystal Eastman BENEDICT MIS-;
Louis +. Post. Miss iona Gale ana
Mrs. Lucia Ames Mead.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-12
EX-CONVICT TRIES
CELL AT EXHIBIT
Volunteers Insiders Opinion in
Support of Prison Reform.

A prison exhibit, the first Of its kind
In the country and the chief feature
OF twelve days campaign Of public
instruction, was opened yesterday at
ternoon at the Russell Sage Founda
ton, at Twenty-second Street and Lee
ington Avenue The exhibition was
thronged from the moment its doors
were opened.
In front Of the reproduction OF a
two-bedded cell at Sing Sing was a
swarthy man with a cap on the side
of mis- head He wormed his way
through the crowd and into the cell,
which is 8 feet 3 inches wide b. 7 feet
long
Some one started 70 operate the
lever which swings the steel barred
door.
"Lemme out" shouted the man in
side, and hastily backed into the open,
where no took deep breath and
mopped his face with his sleeve. 81
done two years and six months in one
Of them at holes. It's all there but
the smell. don't want 70 see 1t
again.
II was in three years ago, before
Osborne got the Job" he announced,
"and, say, il was no place for white
man. In the morning you could wipe
the sweat Off the walls, and there
wasn't enough air for a couple Of dogs.
They say II amt 80 bad now"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-12
THE WEATHER REPORT
Forecasts and Records for the Last
Twenty-four Hours.

Wellington. Jar. I1-TIs northern disturbance
is passing OF the extreme north coast = Canada.
vbue ue one that WAS crer W6stsrn Colorado
Monday night had moved 20 Central Texas. with
the Northern high area closely following The
.,e.t " This hgh ana is over Saskatchewan, win
temperature tonight OF 81 deEre~ helo" zero
and ff extends s1lfhHaTd Into kansas. "tl a
-.rafti-e = degrees above zero az Dodge ti},
k.- C.d weather also covers tle Interior dis
.Il-ts 49, " tire Rocky Mountains. while 10 I'D.
: .lfl f.f.reratures are aDr1.u4l-J higN. as iN.'
O.. 20 gees above ne fcasola. average DID lN't'
From tle ohio Valley north" ari aNd eastNtr .
There was precipitation over Ira,''al5 ih3 t.ii'
rDi.t-v with srrW IN tlc Northwest and Nc,'
local SHOWS iu the lake region a.t rlA else" iefr
There uIL Dee rrHu over t.e NNf--fIl. lam ~
sIos over tho Central sad ia1n o,fl .is Sol..'
district. eat " the Mississippi l..Fef Wen 81 p ~
and Thursday except 60 N~s England ana We
south Atlantic states where % "iA le srieia-t
IL Vii b., much colder by THURSDAY ia reune.-
see and tle east GIf states. H4ii d ''.i wave I'D
Mississippi and Western Terncsse.
" uiI also Dee colder Thursday in ile ishe
region ald tle Ohio valley and 'Ae middle A.
Cod wave waning have been ordered for South
NcH nfn.lOl. tus west gIf Htat. except near tii
coast. Kansas Southeastern Nebraska. western MS
souri, and Western Tennessee.
storm warnings are displaced in me Gun coast
from Sow Orleans fo hro' u,fl.e .
Winds flr Wednesday and lil-f1h' NcIh ~
1erff. moderate north and northeast. middle A.
!srtl. moderate northeast. south Atlantic IA... 49,
south. east Gulf fresh south. west Cur. n so I'D
stroag south. shifting 10 colder north Nelnr Dag
night. continuing strong. upper laae~ ift'" 2"
strong northeast and north winds NeiHeaA Wy
SNOW. lower lakes. Increasing northeast winds
"Wednesday. with snow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-12
PORT ORDER STRIPS
WIRELESS FROM SHIPS
Vessels of Belligerent Nations
Must Obey.

Radio antenng Of 200 ships Of bel
ligerent nations now In the port must
come down at once, in compliance
with the order issued January by
Secretary Daniels Of the navy. A con
ference held in the Offices Of Dud-
ley Field Malone, Collector Of the Port,
between Mr. Malone and navy officers
yesterday afternoon, for the purpose Of
determining upon methods for carrying
out instructions. resulted in the an
nouncement.
Il was said that all the serlals OF
German steamships which have been
here since the beginning Of the war
had been taken down several weeks ago,
with the exception Of the apparatus on
the Vaterland, the giant liner Of the
Hamburg American Lines feet at Ho-
boken. Despite the fact that the wire
less instruments on board have been
disconnected with the aerials and
sealed, it ia understood that the aerial
must be lowered 20 the deck