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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-11-16
Stabtratb.

0iud eingsbenber Snipsftion. beidtOs
Der Staotratb am 5reitag. Der 5lslih.
firma SSillOn & SO bic @rlnubnib 40
geben. an Wtiiflln auenue cine psrma.
nente Weihe Iu le9en. um nit bem BON
Der Sirma ~ errihtsnOsn @sbauOe
SahnUerbinouna su MAIDEN. oisielbe oers
art legsno, baB lie in Der 3utunft au6
uOn anocren benust meroen tlnu, nenn
bic Strabe oils @u9rOsnieOerIass ber.
anmG6it.
3met Rflaitsruns8 Srbinan3en nurs
ben beitdti9t. ndmlih Yine StruBs. BON
3aplOr 3ur artbur Ausnue, uno SIiue
Strabe, uon Tnplor CUR 9Bsbfer aue,
nue.. @ine Sittihrift Der Siir9er Der
T., 8. uno 16. Warbs nuroe uorssle9t,
um abbiIfe In bstrsff Der llebsri ilutbun.
gen on RbsIps StraBe uno Balbineton
uno Wgoming apenue. Die Sa6e
muroe Dem Oireftor 0aDes iiberwieien,
Der einen oiesbsiiig Blan bat.
Sauills legte eine Sittibrift fiir elm
Siht on ShOol Strabs uno SdoOI
2lllep Dor. Birtb eriutte nm einen
Vorauihlas fir eineR 3wsisab,ussfas
nal 3Dsds Oratnirun9 Der wsitlihen
Srite pOn SHO Sruins ausuus, 3pi.
l4sn See9 unO WtapIe StruBe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-11-16

- Der Gngroshdnbler 3. Durssrs
boli an yadaDanna Nuenue uietbete am
Disnitag isineu Bauierott on. Seine
Berbinblihfeiten fnb $2s, 600, ssssn
$40, ,765 on @tt6mitttlu.
- Srdntein emma @i6snbnG, gu.
psrintsnOsutin oes itdotii6en SOipitals
auf bem 6itlihen Berge. btmerftt ON
Wiouta9 yta6t brei Widnner, welhe
li6 In perbdhti9er Weiie bort hsrum.
oriidteu. Sie 9ab einen RsuolueriduB
auf bie Serle ab unb benahrihti9te
bann Die YOli3ei, bic aber usrssbens
bic 9ta6barihait onrhnObsrte.
- Su benz @rb9sihoB bss Wi6bslla'
beus pon Protberoe & 60. on Sadus
mama duenue eab eS 9eitern 9lahmit'
tag einen Branb. pelber Dor Der be-
m6ltigung sinen Shaben BON un9efdbr
$40. 900 aurihtete. Die iofort alarm'
irte Seuerwehr bate cine mebritiinbige
arbeit, bic Slammen nntsr 9outrolle
3u brin9en. usrbinbsrte ieoOh cine Gus'
bebnun9 bsrislben. SwOlf Seuerwsbr'
lsute wnrben pom Rau6 iibsrD1lti9t.s.
- Sin Manu uno orsi,sbn Stisre
murbsn set6otet, iisben 8isbwas9ons
,erlt6rt uno Der Betrieb auf bsioeu 0ft'
lidtn @slsiisn Der 2adawaua @iisnbahn
fur ldnssrs 3sit uutsrbroden, oils am
Sonntag MOr9sn uabe Senrguille oas
0iab sinen Bassons brad uno sehn
berislbsn bann enteleiitsn. Der Sc
tDotete III Der 3ofOmOtipsleiter Seremiab
s. Desmonb uou SamptOn. U. s,
friiber bier wObnbaft ; er mnroe In oem
Nrad ihlimm perbrannt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-11-16
gBilfess8arre SsDti3em.

- Das See @aue SOtst gu SiufiOs,
0illiam @ubet Better. pur6e Dom
neritag burh eiuen 8rauo 3erit6rt. ben
mutbmaBlid ssfreutts eleftriiae Drdb'
te usruriadten.
- SrduIsin Sarrist 8. SObnion bon
bier bat gsgeu Samust 9. Bitliama
pon 2ujsrne Borough cine Slass iiir
$4,000 @nti6doisuus angeitrsngt. oa
er isin tbr ssssbsnss ebspsriprsasn
ui6t bislt.
- Der 81 Sabre alte Clement 60
fer bon 0ill StraBe, elm lansidbriser
angsitelltsr Der Sebisb 8alleg @iisn'
babn. wurOe Dienitas i'm lotulen Sofe
Der @ompanie pon etner SOfOmOtiue
iiberfabren uno 9etDOtet.
- Der &C Sabre utte SObn Serb
pom @aren apenue, bem Dor etlthen
Wo6eu Oas rette 8ein mebrmals &C.
brohen wurbe. iobuB es amputirt wer'
ben muBte, 1T Sreita9 i'm @ttg 0oipltaI
oem siugetrstenen falten Srano erls9en
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-11-16
BON Der 2iibfette.

Gem @hspaar Safob Saiobs pom
SIG StraBs lit elm I6dterIsin ssborsn
tDor0en.
Srau 9ioie 3sipsr itrsnsts ssftsrn
cine 8la9e fur @belhsibun9 eesen ben
@atten ausuit an, neil sr ite bsitdnbis
mibbanoelte.
@pelpn, bic 2 Wfonats alte Eofier
Der @bsleute Charles Pittad pon Diuple
StraBs, itarb ssitsrn unb mirb mOrsen
5seroigt weroen.
Srdulein Nnna Sones uno @rnft
8arnidel. beioe BON oieier Seite, iino
ON 5rsitas Otadmittas burh PaitOr
8. 6. o. Witfe 5u einsm @bepaar elm
9eiegnet Doroen.
Bfarrsr Better 6. @briit issnsts am
Disnftas Dtorsen Srdulsin Dtabsline
ShrOber BON Srdaro Strabe unb
Charles @gnn uOu PrOspsct auenue
Bu einsm @bepaar elm.
Die 8ssrbisuns bss msbrsrc Gage
,upOr ueriiorbensn 8eorge &itbermaHn
Don Siib Srpin9 slpenus funo Oisnita9
i'm SOreit pill ssriebhoi itatt, nobel
Baitor 8. .. s. gBitfe ben Grauer.
olenit lsitste.
0err uno Srau Charles RDbris fet.
erten am Samita9 uno Sonntag ben
80. Subrsstag ihrer Yermdbtuua-bie
9Oloene SudSeit, i'm 8reiie Der ndhiten
anuerwanOten uno 6reunOen auf IrOb'
lihite Weile.
Der befaunte 2eiheubeitntter, Ssfar
8. Strauh, 1T ON Samita9 9tadt in
ieiner WObnung on BrOspsct Iuenue
na6 uierw0dentliher 9rantbeit geitOr
ben. @r miro pom Der Wittme uno
let8 6inoern iiberlebt. Die Ssiies
nns erfol9te Dienita9 i'm 6Oreit Stu
5risbboi.
gluf bic anfla9e, Die Spsncer Seuter
@ompanie um Wieiiin9 uno anOere
fleine WiaIhineniheile beitOblen Su ba
ben. wurbeu am SOnntus Senlp 6ari.
Idon pOn Bseh StraB, isreo OOwues
pOn sllbsr Stra6e uno Wtlliam @n9el
pOu 8esd) StrnBe unter ie $500 8iir9r
itaft fir tin aeribtlihss @riheinen 9e'
iteut Sie seitaHOsn ben Disbltubl.
Die @runbbsiiser on Stone unb
Yrospect gIuenues uno Der Slt 2Ocuit
Strabe linb pOn Der Sadawauna @Oms
panic aewarut wOrbsn, baB @eiabr iiir
Verihisbuu9 berribt, oa man beihloi.
fen bat, iGmmtlihs Sohlen aus Der
9iutional 3ede iu entferneu. Die
| 6plsen mndtsn ii6 Oonneritaa 9taht
bsmerfbar, inoem msbrere @ebdube i'm
600 8lod an Git &Ocuit StraBe Ourh
8sri6isbun9en bsl6dOist nurOen, au6
an 9srs Court iid 8iiie ersisnsten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-11-16

9anbeIss unO SnbuitrteberbdItnifs bss
brttifden Ret9es ausiibt unb er gibt
ii6 betreffs Der 3utunft teinen roiissn
Suuiionen bin.
Gr iiebt bOraus, baB Die sriinOli6s
0tsorsanifation Der Snbuitrieen bes
2anbes unb oes Sanoelspertebrs bic
Suprematie bes brttifden 9eloiads
srnItli9 bebrobt. Die Der. 9tadten
3teben ndtiirlitb aus ben 9riegspirren
ben srDBten 9rofit unb ipie Sir Sobn
purausiiebt, ipirb es GnsGanS I6per
fallen. mad 8eenoigung oes arieges
oas perIorene Serrain fpieoersuaepins
men. 9ti6t nur als 9eloma6t, Ions
bern aud ala Sanoelss unb Snouitries
madt oiirfte @roBbritannien feline
Rolls ausgeIpieIt buben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-11-16
StaOt nnO GOuntb.

- Die @sburtstusfsier Der Staot
lestsn Wionat bat. wis iih Otontas in
Der Sieung Ots bstrefi. Somitees er.
CAB, etwa s32. 900 sstOltst.
- Riharb Dootmortb, Sobn bes
s. 9. 8OOlmOrtb, Ysiiesr uon 5 uno
10 Gents Saosn, Delher lseten Suni In
Otew Yorf ben Shneioer Darn Beiu
nit ielnem automObil nisoerrannte uno
an9eblt6 permanent usrlsste, LIT Don.
neritag uOn bielem fiir $25, 900 Shat
Osnsrlns usrtIast wOrOen.
-Sm Ntter uou 42 Sabreu lit am
Sreitag 0lafmittas In Der 5amilien,
wObnuns on MulbsrtD Stra6e @bar.
les j. 3eioIer naf ldnserem unmohl,
iein aeltorben. @r wirb uon Der Wfut.
ter, elmer Shpeiter uno swei 8riioern
iiberlebt. @r mar WtitalieO osr Union
So8e uon 6reimauern, @a9les, Barteu-
oers Union uno Spanlihen 8risgs Ye.
teranen. Die Bsiissuns erfolgte am
DiOntas i'm 5Orsit 9tu 5risObOf.
- Sin llusliid. bsm pier D1anuer
gum Spfsr fislen, sreisnsts iid Oisu.
flag WiOrsen auf Der 2adamanna @ilen.
bahn, inOem 3u Satnesbul 9, ". g.,
eine Der srOBten 5rattlofomOtiuen Der
Sabnssiellihuit srpIOOrts. Die Sc.
tOoteten iiuo: Sotomoiiuelsiter Batrid
@allu9bsr Don S3adion StraEe, 32
Sabre aft, ben bic gBittDs unb smei
StuOer iiberIsben; 0si,er 9bOmus 9icap
uOn Rrospsct autnue, "a Sabre alt,
ben bic @ltern, Brf6er uno Shweitern
iiberlebsn; @bsfter 8Owen uon gBeit
Socuit Strube. "a Sabre alt, ben Der
Sater, Sruosr uno Shmeitern iiberle'
ben ; elmer IT, DtOrsuns BON @eoar
Suenue, 28 Sabre alt, ben bic Dfuttsr
unb SdWsiter iiberlebeu. 98aS Die
fOl9euihWsrs @rplOliOn usruria6te,
tonnts 3ur 3sit ntGt feit9eitsllt psrOen.
Wtan nimmt iecOh an, ouB oas DaGer
in bem Dampitsiisl iu nieOrig mar uno
oaB oanu Gallagher ialtes 8alisr in
oenislbsn laufen lleB, iOmit Die @rplO'
ZION uerurlubeno.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-11-16
0itfHtDn.

- MihaeI Tuane bon bier, nslder
felt ben lsstsu Sabren Elm Sniuiie Oes
Dnnuille Srrenaigls mar, wollte uOr'
lsstsu MittwOtl sutf flisbsn, usriudte
auf siuen porbeiiahrenOen 8ubu3us gu
iprin9sn, ftiir3te aber Dor Die R1oer
uno nurbe iofort 9etbbtet.
- Charles Strsns bon @sft Pitts.
ton trug am DOnneritu9 abtno b0ie
Yerlssun9en oapOn, als er In bem Sall
@sbGuoe on Der @de pom 0fain unb
Wfarfst Struse in sineu Ofensn Ssllsr'
meg trnt unO 3wOlf SUB binabitiirite.
Sin Beiu uuo brei 6Ippsn wuroen ibm
9ebrO6sn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-11-16

xRein Wann," i6rsibt Srau Wt. 6.
SObanien pom 8rainaro, u. O., rwar
ihlimm an sinsm Jdersnleiben erfranft,
murbe aber ihuel bauOn 0urf) SOrni's
sllpsnfrdutsr sebeilt. BUR slsihsn 3sii
usridwanben aud feline Dtasenbeitwsr'
ben, uon Uslhen sr felt Subrsn geplust
war.~ Sine 3sitihrift uno Elm Bid.
lsin, nelhss Die intereiiante @sibibts
Der @utbedung oieiss alten, 3eiterprOb.
ten 9rGuterbeilmittels entbdlt. iopis
uisls auOers intersiiaute Uiittsilunssn,
psrbsn auf Wunld foitsnfrst 3use'
iddt. Wtan ibreibe an Or. Better
6abrns1 & Cons &c.. 1875 SD.
oOpne slue., @bteago, 81.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-11-16
Snbe Narf NUti;en.

- Der friibere StraBsnfommiIIGr,
0illiam 8. GbOmus. IA Sabre alt. III
am Sonntag i'm 8sitieite Oolpital ben
5ol9en elmer Operation srlesen.
- Warsnret. Die II Wfonnte ulte
Iodtsr Der @bsleute S8illinm YOrner
non Bslt Sim Stra6s. itarb WtOntns
9taht uno wurbe 9sitern ju 9alliteac
beeroi9t.
Efnrrer 8. u. Srider bat Die be-.
triibenoe 9iufrift erbaIfen, OnB isin
Jieffe. Or. RubOlf Seim. an Der nsit.
Iiden SrOnt IN isranfrsih ssiallen it,.
Sin unosrer wiro felt susuit 1914,
permiBt.
- Hesina. Die 2i6brise Tofter Ses
SSobu Oonabue pon Strntforo Ausnue,
Ole iih nit Der Wintter su einem Be.
iut In @lmira. a. D.. bsfauo, if am
Iettsn Donnerita9 b0rtieIbit 10 Itlimm
usrbrannt pOrOsn, oaB iie bulb oaruuf
ftarb.
IS Srau G6itb u. so. Bruning pUn
aioro Spos garf auenue, Satin Osa
Geeb 8runin9. 1T am Ssnntas in Der
@obnuua Der @lteru Su Starts Gum.
nit, mo ite gum Beiud Wsilre. nad
fur3er Sranibsit ssitorbeu. Die 8st'
issuns fauO ssitsrn i'm i5orsit 9ia
5rieohof itatt.
- Sin 8ranb. Der un3meifelbnft an.
gelest norOen mar. beiddOiste friib am
Samitae Wioreen bic 1Onp Wtusfsp
8obnuus on Srinf StraBe gum BE-
irag pom stwa $500. Sisbsn 3immsr
maren, mis man feititellte, nit 3sro'
IeueSl gstrdnit porben. Srau Wfusiep
nuroe am Samita9 ole bic Brnnbitif.
term perbaftet unb Obns 3ulaifung uon
Blrsifnft Dem 9efduguiB iiberianot !;
Iie seftanb Die That uno erfdrte. ba6 iie
in islbitm6rOsriider abltdt srfOlsts.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-11-16
Omnmpre.

= Drsi 8Obnunssn an Der n6rb.
lihen Seite uOn Ualnut Stra6e nurs
ben am 6reitas 9tahmittas bur6 cine
.3ehenuerihisbuug bel6dbiat uno ote
Stra6e islbit ianf fir cine Strsds uon
300 SnBe ourhIbntttlih 6rsi SUB Gin.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-11-16
Sai,ue GOunti,.

6nnesbaIr. - 8enarb, Der 9idbriet
Sobn her @heleute @soree Stabl uOn
Carroll Struss, 1T nm Srsitus nad
tur3sr Srnnibsit asftcrbsn. -Srau So
tberina Bsnoer. 7S Sabre alt. 1T Srei'
tas In Der 8Obnung ihrer GOhe er on
8sit StraBs naA lan9aer Sranflidfsit
geltorben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-11-16
Spu NeterSbura.

- Den @helsutsn albsrt Yruft BON
SarriiOn Gusnue 1T Elm SDbnlsin &C.
boren noroen.
- Der Srauenusrsin Der ep. Gutb
ct. Ystsr's 8smsinbe bdlt am n1fitsn
DOnnerltna iein idbrllflss Souper ub.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-11-16
Cine l0arnung.
Sir SDbn Simun ntdIt pptimiitiid,
betreffS GnalanSS SufuHft.

Sir Sobn Simon, etne groBe forens
fiIde 2eudte in GngIanb, Der in 1918
gum @eneraIdnpalt nit einem Sib i'm
8abtnet 9emadt puroe, idetnt Elm
5ismti9 tIaroentenber &opf au fein.
Sn bnrurtetIsGoier @eiIe beurteilt er
ben @tnflub, ben rer Welttries auf Die
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-11-16
(@arbonbale @orreipouoen3.)
Sin Broub. meGdter burh ei,

- Sin 8ranb. mslder burt eiusn
iiberbei,ten Sfsn. Der 3erbarit, uerurs
iaht wnroe, Ierit6rte Dienita9 Dtor9en
ben SOnftftlaOsu bss Tonp @uce an
Ounoaff StraBe uOllitdnoi9, nit siuem
Serlnit uon $4,000, Der tbeilneiIe
onrA Seriidsruus sebsdt ilt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-11-16
Nprb Scranfpn.

- Sronf Ulartin uon Blair Npsnus,
Der eineu @bsd nit oem 9tlmsn iriner
Shmelter fallhte uno oas 9slo erhOb.
mu6te am Samitag auf eins biesbsiiia'
libe anfIa9e $500 ShrsidaIt itelleu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-11-16
Nms bem Dberen Sbaie.
lNrhbQlb Sprreinnnheni.l

= Srau Siubellu Ris9ar pom gsd'
uille ent,iinoste Sonntas ibre SleiO.
ung, oils fis cine Pfanns NIT bsiBsr
aite entlserte, babel Sranonuuosn srs
haltenb, Del6s am Dienfta9 i'm Wiibs
Saasg 9oipital ibr ablsben Sur 5Olse
hatten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-11-16

n9- Ufan uerssiie nidt. baB isst Die
Sffice oes SCRANTON SSOhsnbIatt" ii1
41O Sprucs Strabe. uierter Stod. be.
finbst uuo baB Die 3elephon hummer
Beu 5145 lit. Wfan ihaue nah BEN
sruBsn S9ilb Obsn am @sbduOs.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-11-16
OaS SbQI obmdrtS.

Sablnr. = Stabtratb Sobu RteSsr
BON Usit 9rOue StraBs 1T pOn ieiusr
Satin nit 3Dilliugeu, einem Ruabsn
uno Wta6hen, beihenft noroen.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-18
ONLY 2 JURORS FOUND
WILLING TO TRY ORPET
Second Vcnirc Of 100 Men Also
Reveals Strong Objection
to Service.

W~ACKEGAN. Ill. May 1~7-Enorts to
obtain a jury to try william II. Orret.
the University Of Wisconsin student, for
tho murder Of Florence Lambert. met
with even less success to-day. The NUM-
Der Of tentative Jurors was reduced to
two this afternoon when T.. a. Clark was
excused because Of Illness.
Judge Donnclly took official cogni-
zancc to-day of the fact that Lake
county citizens are using more than one
subterfuge to avoid jury service in tho
trial. In a short speech to a new venire
of 100 men he asked every man to he
honest with himself. with the state and
the defendant when he answered Qucs-
tions.
Jury service is a duty every man
owes to his state and fellow IA YOU
must not lie to escape such service"
A strange analogy developed during
the examination of I'cter Rock Of Lib
ertyville. Fifteen years ago the Books
had a daughter Is years old. True love
In her case. as in Marian Latpbert's.
didn't run smooth. Her father and
mother objected to the boys suit. even
forbade him coming TO their home. One
morning they found their daughter
dying. She had taken poison. Book
was excused from jury duty.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-18
YALE MEN IN UPROAR
OYER GADSKI PROTEST
Students Express DisapprOval
Of "Dutch" Carriers Objec-
ton to Prima Donna.

NEW HAVEN. Conn, May lI-Dutch
Carter. who registered an objection To
Nine. Gadski's appearing In Die
Walkuere" in the Yale Bowl on June :
because Of her husbands German activ.-
ties, has stirred up considerable OF "a
rumpus and Yale undergraduates and
members OF the faculty were busy to-day
EXPRESSING themselves on the affair.
President lIadley said to-day he would
make no comment, but that the action
Of the university in skiing Nine. Gadski
TO sing at the opera spoke for itself.
The following protest. which appeared
in the Yale Netcs this morning. is taken
to indicate the sentiment OF some OF the
UNDERGRADUATES on the question:
To the Chairma An Of the Ners:
ri understand that Hook McGlook has
been engaged to supe In . German opera IN
the Bowl. have II on accurate Information
that McGlook's wife 10 under indictment for
stealing three pairs OF coolie running pants
from Yale in China while serving as a laun'
dress. As a Yale man and especially as an
American I want TO protest against Hook :
engagement to supe in a Yale function
Vale in China IL OF immense importance 10
the modern Chink. but tho recent utterances
Of Klig. Fish and Leo; with thelr I'm huyin
mentals Of English grammar and insultingly
ineinusting to the person addressed. together
with The engagement of Hook makes me sore
cause !, i. TOO direct, but i hope you Will.
Yours "' INC on IL wUN LUNG
The members OF the Elizabethan Club
unfinished the following to-day
To the Chairman of the Neus:
SIR-The eng OF Nine Gadski to
MNEa%BERs or THE ELIzABETHAN CLUB
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-18
Won IGEL CASE PUT OVER.
Carl 4. Luederits ArraiEncd ans
Gets Ten Days Delay.

Carl A, Luederitz. German Consul at
Baltimore. was arraigned before Judge
Wolyerton IN the United States District
Court yesterday on an indictment ac-
cusing him Of conspiracy in connection
with the obtaining Of a fraudulent pass
mort for Horst Won der Goltz. under the
name OF Bridgemen Taylor, lie pleaded
no, guilty, received ten days In which
10 change his plea and was released in
az. 900 bail, furnished by the Maryland
Casualty Company. He was represented
nv Charles w. Field Of Baltimore.
The case OF Wolf Won Igel. set for
Yesterday, went over until next Monday
Won IgeI Is accused OF plotting with
cant. Hans T%auscher. Capt. Franz Won
papen and others to blow up the We'll
land Canal. Capt. Tauscher received an
Adjournment OF n day to decide
whether he will make any change In his
n,ea Of not guilty or file IA demurrer
10 the indictment. Roger u. Wood, As
sistant United States Attorney. Informed
T~a,scher's counsel that II a demurrer
10 The indictment should be filed argu-
ment must be made on 1t by next
"wednesday. The Government desires 10
bring the case TO trial ar soon as pos
while.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-18

posed. the United States would be moro
likely to avoid war than by remaining
out of It.
One OF the speakers this evening was
Rear Admira Austin NJ Knight. u. $.
NJ, president of the Naval War Col
lege. Admiral Knight said that to his
mind there are two consistent views re-
Earding preparedness.
"One Is that we should not fight under
any circumstances and therefore should
rot arm" he said. THE other Is that
we should do everything possible to avoid
the necessity of fighting and therefore
should be prepared. I believe that In
his country We have no reason to fear
that preparedness will develop a spirit
of aggresslvenese."
Other speakers this evening were
Judge JOIN e. Rose OF the Federal Dis
trict Court of Maryland. who spoke Of
the difficulties In the way Of applying
rules Of individual morality to the rela-
tons OF independent States. and DR..
William l. Hull Of Swarthmore College.
The first session. held this morning,
was opened by Daniel Smiley. who with
his brother, the late Alfred Smiley,
founded the conference and has enter
tanned its members for the last twenty
two years. Dr. Lyman Abbott, Dr.
James Brown Scott. secretary OF the
Carnegie Endowment for International
Peace; Walter s. penfield and Edwin
NJ. Borchard. law librarian Of the Lib
rary of Congress-. and Herbert s..
Houston. vice-president ~ Doubleday.
Page & Co.. were the other speakers.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-18
CHECK FOR PAJAMAS
MAKES A WIFE SUE
Tracing Husbands Baggage,
Mrs. Leighton Found Bout
doir Slippers Also.
DOCTOR AS "HONEY BOY"

a baggage check in the pocket of DR..
John 4. Leighton. veterinary surgeon
and member of the New York Athletic
Club, aroused the interest of his VIE.
Mrs. Margaret II. leighton. when she
found II while pressing her husbands
coat. and Il resulted in a separation suit
which vas tried yesterday before SUI
premc Court Justice Erlangcr.
Mrs. Leighton said she sent to tho
PENNSYLVANIA station TO ind out what
the check was for and got a small trav-
cling bag In which she found two pairs
Of boudoir slippers. one belonging TO n
man and one TO a woman. She us
found two suits Of pajanas. one OF blue
silk, entirely too small for her hus-
band. who IL more than six feet tall.
and a needle and thread.
MY suspicious were confirmed many
times after this discovery" said Mrs.
Leighton. when pressing his clothes
on another occasion | found "A letter
written by n woman who signed her
self 'Estelle.' II was addressed to
Dearest Jack referred to him as he-
Honey Boy and told Of her JOY be-
cause the doctor had written her n sweet
letter.
II spoke Of the letter to one of my
husbands three daughters by a previous
marriage and the daughter Just smiled
and sail. That's nothing She told me
she knew t.s;elle as Miss McFlroy Of
Suncrn. y. Y. | Immediately returned
the letters to Miss Mcf,lroy n when
! told my husband about II he flew into
n rage and cursed me. Later he boosted
IN leaving the house on numerous occa-
SLOWS that he was going to see one OF
his girls"
Mrs. Leighton said that these dis
coveriee were made two years after her
marriage. but she forgave her husband.
ar.l although he began to drink heavily
she took pity on him and gave him salt
baths. bromides and alcohol rubs, When
her husband returned in the spring OF
1918 from n three days stay in Atlantic
CITY she found a hotel h!ll in his pocket
for ~ Duncan and wife" Later she
vent in her husbands car to his camp
In the .Adirondacks. and while on the
way told the chauffeur she was Mrs.
Leighton. 'Go IN You're no; Mrs
Leighton the plaintiff sad the chauf-
feur replied. Mrs Leighton is up at
the camp"
"Upon arriving AT the camp CON
,inued Mrs. Leighton. II looked for the
other Mrs. Leighton, but she wasn't 90
be seen. While returning on the train
with my husband | noticed "A Young
woman in the car smoking cigarettes
behind a newspaper. As We were lcav-
Ing the car tn" doctor suddenly told inc
he had left his watch behind and l":'
me. I then saw him walking up and
down the aisle with tho Young woman.
who I later learned WAS Mss Nc
Elrov."
Jus, before Mrs leighton finished nc~
testimony nr L.,Ch'on's three dauch-
,crs entered the court room and kissed
him as the, took seats beside him Mrs
lie rh,on was So affected that the trial
had to he halted before she could CON
,inue her testimony. The case was not
finished.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-18
LoPP SUES FOR DIVORCE.
american Accused Of Attacking
Wife in Paris Files Action.

Special cable DsspdfcI 10 THg SrS.
rAria. May i7.-George Washington
i.orr. tho American who IL accused OF
attacking his wife and stepdaughter
with a ch.sel a few days ago, said to-
day that he had begun an action ror
diverse. He named as correspondent a
man previously mentioned In the case.
Everybody at the American Amhu-
lance. even those unfr,endly to him. rec
ogn!zes the good work which Mr.. Lopp
has done there since he Joined the
ambulance. especially his energy In get
Ing things done. He IL credited with
having refused an offer Of a decoration
from the French Government, on the
ground that Il was too early FOR such
honors.
The correspondent OF THE SrN recalls
scvera! applications he made TO Mr.. Lopp
on behalf OF wounded Americans who
wished to he sent 10 the ambulance and
all the requests were granted. although
the red tape difficulties in arranging for
the removal Of a wounded individual
into any specific hospital generally are
insuperable.
Mr.. i>opp told the correspondent to-
day that he was born IN Washington.
He refused To discuss the complaint
made against him 10y his wife and step
daughter. expressing rcRret FOR any pos
sible effect II might have on the ambu-
lance.