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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-03-22

2ontoo. - Tieoot @endidn NAL
lanfimoirfiesta berGttdmdt tdGll0
"iiulreHtpaa biuomiota fi1in tie6ot iaf-
ialaisten jatfupasta perdGntpmiiestG
&ansfasia; jofa on tapabtltnut pbG
laaienepasia rintamaSf. Sddlld ia.
~iitetG1n, ettG Observation-Disclosures
iobtajien fpfenepGiipp6estd idriestGS
uuii ballitus parmolle pobialle ia pi
tGG plrolellaan fofo faniafrnta,t litot
tamus, riipplui ~ilmtresia mGrin hit.
toutuneioen menestpfielliien ioban
iatfaminen.
SGGll1 toipotoan iuirirubtinaS
Wifaelin fGiittdtpGn, ett1 b1nen on
fanian ipaatimufiesta taiiputtahpa OF
tamaan ballitiiiaistiin. Mitddn mi
rallista tai mriiita tietoa Ell ole tGrne
laapumrt bGnen maatimania fanian
plies1Gnestpfien toimittamifesta.
On epGiltGhp16 Jos m1liaifainen
ballitlis on e1tinpt mield teboG mi
tdan eiitpfi;9 iui,riritbtinos NifplaiI-
le, ionfa fatiotaan oletpan feiiarilli-
len iiipltn ipoimaffuimman perioo-
ndIIii1loen
Slturinta mielenfiintoa b~erdttGtpG
ilmio aiemasia on @ienist1 foapii.
nut tieto, ettG StdipaIIan ipiranomai-
let iielld pitip1t maboolIiiinitena idr
iestGG aieIetpon @endidn fansia,
rtnitta iellaista aiiainfebitpsti pi6e-
tGdn tGllG fofonaan tliulertaipano.
S-dbf0ianomapbteps Sietarin fans
ia on paifea iiriiren tungofien tafia,
iota iobtlii tpiraIlisten ianomalebti-
iGbfOianomien fturesta mGdrdstd,
mutta eli ole olentnsia mitddn merffe-
id iiitG, ettd aaioet ballitrstpirano-
mailet oliiiapot ~aiettaneet fGptGntoOn
~ienfuiirin, iofa estGiii tdpoelIisten tie
toien i%aantia aieman febitpfiestG.
Smnrirmbtinas Nifaelin inlistns.
Suurirrtbtinas Mifoel on ottonut
ipastaon @endiGn fruatniin, eoelpt-
t1en, ettd @enGiGn fania fen bptpdf-
ipp, iImoittaa men1lGinen pitoliipiral
linen ltittistoimisto.
Canaan iob6osta anrtetti I~aliiltnto
fiiiiIaiat:
"Srniriritbtinas Mifael Mefianb-
roipitcb, ottaesIaan naStnan friutrtlin
tpelieltdar, iulistoa, ettG BON ottao
fen apdStaart ainoastaar @en1i1r
fanfon fiosti,miffeIIa, ionfa pitdifi
pIeisdanestpfiellG per1istoa iuiii bal-
litusmlaoto ia uitoet peritstisIait."
l1utistoimistot fertotpot ilinririibti
naan antoneen ieiiraotpan ~iiilisti,fie len
ottaesiaan mastaan frpitniin:
"Sama rasfas Observation-Disclosures
taaffa on ioiitatnlit fonnettatpofieni
peIieni wapaoebtoiiesta pppnnostd
iofa on iiirtGnpt feiiariaiien friui'
MIN minulle iota-aifono, iofa on tiio'
nut miasidon ennerfiirilimnattomic
DleiiiG letpottomnntfiia.
"gliattelen iamalln tofpalIo fliir
TOTO foniofin, eta TOTO moan pbteis'
bbp6 on pibett6ip1 plihnG, oIen mi
nd p%d1ttGnpt ottoo tpostaan forfeim
man tpalIan ainoastaon fiin6 topoiif
iesio, eta ie on fmtren faniamme tai
TO, ionfa tiiIee observation-disclosures, ion
ia bei6Gn eoitstoionia i6riest6tpdt
pernstoa iiitii ballitiismiioto ia ini6e
periistiisIoit @endiGn tpdltofiinnaIIe
"Sen ipasofii, ppptden Serran firi
nmisto, feboton nina faiffien Send
idn dhitosten o~Iistiinraan Duiinial
uoIitiemon ipdIioifoiien boIIitiffiel
iobbon oIniieffi bdIIihrfien, ioIIe. q
~omsetti tdpoeIrimen lpnIta fitfi I'm
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-03-22
G~nslannin baIlitns idastGG paperia.

2ontoo. = 8iime laiiantoistn al
faen eli fatirien iporiilIe faa endd nar-
Iata ilmoitufiia, ioisia i%anomalebti-
en- mbpidt iImoitteletpat mpptdtpien
Iebtien iii1apstG. SaIIitus on mod.
rdnnpt, eta fe~IIaiiesta on Iafattatpo
paperin iddst1milen ipudfii.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-03-22
Siirtulaiimns gbSbstpaItOibin iatfnn

@osbington. = SatoIimotta noe.
oenalaiiesta tuaorasta ia miiista tpoa
.roisto titltpii YbopsmoItoibin eoel-
Ieen ~iiirtoIaiiio. 8iimeisten firloen
fuidfnioen oifono on ybopspoltoibin
tiiIIit pbtd monte iiirtoloisto frirt
toto ,plooen 1915 aifana, Ell $685.
S26 iiirtoIaisto, iImoitetaon boIlitiif-
fen fiirtoIaismironomoisten ftItoi-
fisIa. EnmmifimiIIo on hilIiif 1897
eneIontiDaisto ia fotIantiIaisfa 10
1920 foffnIaisto. 800 megicoIoista
15f eneIomtiIoistn t21 ronStoIoisto
on itfIiettii.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-03-22

2ontoo. = @oiffien ritofatdfparoi.
ben boito tliICoar Iietarisia idries.
tGm6dn fiinnoIIisten ipiranomaiSter
boItirtrt. Tdrni pddt0s on tebtp.
ilnoittoa @eiiterin johnston f%irieen.
tpoistoio. Duiin,o1t ppp6etddr
ddnestdutddn trrrnoISe erifoifio mol
tnrffia tdIta iparoIba.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-03-22
&~auitmsmnmtps Gmpmesiafin
Suornen ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Seyn vaneittu

meshnst 6bGn iaMa hsoMfs6, TGatmpnuh human bmkank nnda hmh &mla
on 10000 otI@hl- &Ma pnnpobin hushur NuimHnm pad wdunt auMa mnnh him
rasmn frTmbHG.- mhuep Gminshi Smrmri ia mMa ha hMm4mxHtn bnemahimra
fMnnmTa naaGMm - 8dan NhOhi phhhn Mppnmaan fnnnnsnann i6h6mGGu fen nnpum
MALE mejea@n fmnrruWmns NuaMGne- 3auhm shsGGa~tpfad pGmdGu boMtasmnnssm
raHaamai. Ml@
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-03-22
70 freiffalaista laitpaa itpotettt
M. 1916.

@teena. = &reifan ba~lIitufien ii.
lastojen mlifaan on plio6en 1916 a.
iaIla lrpotettu 70 freiffaIaista faaip-
palaiipna.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-03-22

@~asbington. - SamaIla fun tGGl
Id ilmoitettiin, ettG meoenalaiiet OH
mot titbonneet folme amerifalaista a.
iestamatonfa talppaIaiwaa, mp0n.
nettiin tGGllG epGpirallilesti, ettG
WbopsmaItain ia Safian m6IillG ipal-
litiec itie aiiasia iotatilanne.
Tefniniiesti gbopspallat IN eoel-
leen aieelIiien puolueettomunioen fan-
nalla. Yreiioentti 8ilion eli ole nie-
Ia pGattanpt tlileefo Obopsmallat pp-
ipmadn tGl6 famallaan bubtifulin
t6 pGipGGn iaaffa, iolloin foneres-
i'm %plimGGrdinen istlntofauli alfaa
GreiiOentti barfitiee fongresiin pIi.
m~dGrGiien istuntofauben f~ofoonfut-
iitmistu 9eti, ~ppptddfieen iiltd NAL
taa rpbtpG tarmoffaiiiin toimenpitei-
lin meoenalaisten naaraa~ tpastaan.
Nlmerttalnliet laiipnt ofpat 10 aleste.
tut pitolrstaafieen itieddn me6enaIai-
Tia pastaan; ieiiraapa asfeI on IGbet-
tad fotalaipat etiimdGn meoenalaiiia
pltboistaafieen @tlantin Ioitpareitit.
&olmesta bdmifetpstd Iditpasta 9.
Ii fofii ilmm lastia pnIanmasia TO-
tioan fobti ia taiffi olimat Mmerifas-
ia rofernettuia, amerifaIaisten onis-
tamia ia ameritaIaisten miebittGmiG.
Sifdli fitin epdmGdriiiet tie6onanuot
fertomat, upotettiin ne m1littGm1tt6
ollenfaan laipolla oliioioen peIastii-
miiesta, ia ettd ~joi6enfin merimies-
ten %otatiutaan b~uftuneen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-03-22

Sota moi IpttpG Ybbpsaualpina Sat
ian fausia milIG betfelId bpipdufd.
Prelioentti @iIionin o6otetaan IL
mottafpon Iop1illifesti ettG ban iiStoo
lototilan tpallitiepam Sutim io OBJ
6psapaItain pGliIIG.
Sotalaiwuien ipalmistamista fiireb.
bitGGn.
8ilionin m~GGrGpstd tpalmistua
laipastoa bpoft6pstoimintaa porten.
9reiioentti antoi $4,000 %plimdGrGi
fen rabaston f6ptett6tpGfii Iaipoien
palmistamifen fiirlibtamiieen ia
mG1rGfi fiimtottotpafii tdboefidntirn-
min tp0pditpGlain Iaitpordfentimoina.
$eti fen iGlteen mddrdii Iaiipasto.
iibteeii Daniels Seem gorfin Idiiporo.
fentimor rpbtpmddr rnfentamoort go
meoenaloiSten Iaipoien bGpittGi1G,
ioi6ert pitdd ono maIniina $50 Poi
m1n fulaittua.
@reiioentin iiiostiruriifieIIa ntGGrd-
fl ban mp0sfin antamoan pGdstoto-
oistitfiet IaiipoStoofatemion eniimGi-
fen ia toiien liiofon oppiIaiIIe.
2oipatofentimoiua titlIoon tesfit-
tGmGdn tonro erifotfesti feIIaisten
Iaiapoien roteittamiieen, iotfu pan.
moan b6tpittGnn6dn tpebenoIoiiio Ioi-
poio, mitta farnaIIo fiiritbbetoon y.
Ieenia iotdIoispoien rdbesttomisto.
@beIifen i~Iuroihfien idIteen piti
prefioentti tiinnirt neinpotteIrin Ioi-
tpostoIibteerin bonsfo.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-03-22
Stie6allintp=pifeuN
@uDmeu3
Parponi Ro$en Suorlen kenraaliku.
vern00rik$i

2omtoa, maoIist. 90 @enaidm
ministeristo titlee errle,1 pittdd JUL
faiiemaan m~anifestin, iofa faiittelee
Sirome1 tpapmitto, iInpotetaan &ie-
tarista Matterin toimtstolle iaapli'
neesia idbfoianomaSia.
Iorooni @oienin, 8enaian MUTT
tama uiuoii fifteen ybbpsapalloisia OIL
leen l6bettil1an tonsia, ollaan nett
motteIuisia bGnen nimittamiiestadrl
Suomen fenraalifumernoorifii.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-03-22
ltmbet iuirfailiiat Snpmen faitpit,n'
teibin.

aoopenbamino, Sonsfa, maolist.
20 b. Dagens @pbeterin Sisomesia o-
Isrpo firieentpoibtaia tertoo, eta to-
misiiconit, iotfa eoustatpot 8endidrt
iaitta bunitusta, fdpapGt taifisia Saro
men faiipuneeisio, nimittaen itiiiia
pirfailiioita ia ponnen nioen jdries-
tpfiert tpoimoan.
Sofaifesio foiipungisia pofnaatt
toimeen ioiiffotofoufiio, ioisio fomis-
iionerit i~eIostotpot uitoen bollitiitien
pG6mGdrdG ia tarfoihtsto.
@oiffofoan uifi ministeristo ei
ole tpield padtt6npt mitGGn pormos-
ia poIitiifosta Sirouneen nGboen, O.
ootetoon toiitto toto ntaort, ettd Stio-
meIIe tiIIoon nrpSntdmdGn itiebdIIin
to niinpioit fiiin ofohtbteet fen iolli'
moi.
SmnmIoifia tomisfioneio nirnite'
tddn @en6iSn sonptmSeio tuorten.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-03-22
aaabeita fnxIlsn %rensiista.

Goutco. - @eirterirt toirtistca ftr.
leeshuoibtoia iImoittoo Understands
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-03-22
KoIr1e alnerikalaista Ia.vaa upoIetlu
aahfi nppetnt Iaiwat Olapat aiestamattoma. - Soatla Safiam ia Yb-
bpsmaIhiu mGlnIG.

2ontoo, maalist. 20 = BenGiGr
I'd amerifalaiiet b6prplaipat gitp Of
Mempbis. SlIinois ia 8ieilance otuai
upotetut. Nigilancesta on neliGtoiS.
to miestd faoofiisia ia gitp Of @emp
btnistd ioitafltita. Sllinoiiin miebis-
t0 Iasfettiin maibin fofonaiiinlbes-
fnan. 2diapat oliipat afestannatto.
milo.
@itp of Mempbis oil matfalla Gar
oiffista Neip gorfiin ia llpotettiin ie
pommittumalIa. 2aiipan toinen up
teeri ia 10 mieStG on lastettll maibin.
$oifia laiapan miebiG on lGbetettp pot
rltlilaina etiimaGn. Sllinois, ipfa
oil matfalla 2ontoosta Yort Mrtbii.
rim Seraiiin, pobialastisia, upotet-
tim.
8ingilance torpeoottiin marotiif-
fefta. 8eoenalainen eli tltllut nGfp-
min. &upteeni ia eniimGinen ia tot
men perdmies ief1 folme foneenfGpt-
t1idd ia 90 miest1 on lastett1 Scil-
Inn iaareIle moibin. HeliGs foneen-
tdptt6iG ia Is miebiston jGientd on
fooofiisia.
yitb Of Wempbis torpebpttiin.
Qaleenitobn. - SGrne laapuneit-
ten tietoien miifaan on amerifalai-
men b~oprpIaiipa Gitp Of Mempbis jon
tltn1tt infialniien peoenalaiien torpe-
oottdtpafii. 81 mieben iuatruinen
miebiSto astui miiteen menbeeiee1t.
@olme tpcnbettd, joisia oil 33 miestd,
pd6ii maibin. &afii mtiita penbet-
til, ioisfa oil "a benfiloG, on p1Gsipt
tobenn6foiiesti mposfin tirtpaat.
.@upteeni oil ~toiiesia nGistG ipenbeis-
I'd.
yIifoniuli SfimneriltG on 2ontoos
to tiilIiit tieto, ettG ola gitp Of Men1p
sbiiin miebistostd of padsipt maibin
ia ett1 patruailaiapa oil IGbetettp a.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-03-22

mes perustlislnilltnen eolStaiabliotte,
pleiien, f~iioranaifen, t%aia-artpoiien ia
ialaiien GGnieifeuben perusteella,
min plan fuin mabbollista. tiIee bal
litusmuotoon nGboen julfihomaan
fanian taboon."
Glen Italia Hietarista l1betettD
iGbfoianoma fertoo ettd tiaari Hifo.
lai on eronnit iuurirubtinas Wifae.
lin bppdfii ia ETH ettd ellen iltopGi-
mGllG llurirubtinas of lite liioplimit
frurnusta, lopettaen iiten &omanof-
fen 9alIitiiiaftpiul.
Smumcm femraalifmberm55ri iuausittn
Saoparanta. - Suomesio oleipdrl
iotap6en fomentaia Sgnatieff on JUL
faisiut iulistuflen. febottaen ioutfo-
len fannattanroati iialtta ~ballitista.
StGmeren laiipaston fomentaia ON
manginmit Sromen fenraaliflaper-
n0orin, fenraa!imnillri SeDnin fp1li.
aifaiien bolIihiffen m1GrGpfiestd, IL
motif Merterin toimiston firieen-
pnibtaia Hietarista.
Supmen fenaatin taIousoiaston tpn
raprefioentti 9orotpitinoff on mpos-
fin mangittu.
Drnman perustitslaiflisben oemof.
roottien iobtaia S. S. @obitcbeff on
nimitettp ministerifii Siromeen ia
~mGar1ttp IGbteutddn beti S%elfinfiin.
&enr. Sepn on ollrt Suomet Ten.
roaIifiapernSorirtd alma marrasftias
ia 1909 iaoffa ia on ban tlnnettii
anfarista toimenpiteist1dm ioita bdn
on ~f1ptt1npt Saiomea fobtaan. &o6it-
cbeff on eiiintpnpt bitomuttatpona te.
fiiGnG Duintar toiminnasia fifteen
8enGiGn parlamentin perlistamiies.
to-. SGn on oIlut tiitpas iuittaIaisten
prollistaja ia on bGntG nimitettp ter
rom mielipaiolefii.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-03-22

mustamaan Sllinoiiin miebiG.
&oniitli Srostilta tuIleesia totes
ia idbfoianomasia iarottiin, ettd 33
Gitp Of @empbiiin miestd of lasfet-
tu maibin Gueenstopnisia ia ettd
amerifalaista oil Scbitlliin
iaapuneioen pelastaineioen ioufosia.
Sotatila Safian ia Ybbps,ualtain
ipGlillG.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-03-22
@iapprim ~linnotits ei ole ipieli nal
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

8ioporin linnotits, iofa p1ioI1istaa
SeliinfiG, on fieItGptpnpt pbtpmdstd
p-allantlmoifielliiiin, iImoittaa ruot
ialainen Iebti @pbeter.
8enGlGiiet fotiIaat, fertoo Iebti,
rpbtpitudt fapinoat ia linrotlis on iu
Iistettii piiritpstiInart.
9eiiari paIann,tt armeiian pSSfort.
teeriin.
Sltlistettraan GiiopnmiienSn bolli-
tiifiesta paIofi feiiari 3itoIai armei-
jon p1Gforteeriin. 8ietarisia Ell pie-
I'd tieoetG armeiian fabtaittiimifesta
afioin iatteen febitpffeen. gGeenid
~fiiitenfin otafiiitaan, ettd fauirirabti.
mas Rifolain n~imittdminer ormeiian
pIifomentaiafii otetoon tpastoon in.
nostitfieIIa iottftoien toboIto, ioi6en
festuuoesia ban nmitti ta~tpatorta iiio
fiota.
Sfaari NifoIain eromanifesti.
Iietori, maoIisf. 1S - Se1iruutpa
on fe feifori MifoIai 2:n manifest,
ioIIa ban ilntoitti ortasta ia poifunio
tasoIesto Iiropiitpania @en6idri fruit
mtstd:
"N1e, WifoIai 2, SiunaIon orntosto
fofo @endidn feifori puoTon tioori,
Siiome1 fiiiirirrbtinos, q. m. 3. m.
teenlme toifine iisboIIifiIIe oIamaiiiI.
femme tiettdtpdfft: Toisteuesiomnte
f%isirto taisteIisa aiIsbmdisto tpibcTIis-
ia ipostoor, 1Oto on prittdnpf foIrne
'tuarofto faifiston meio6n monmme, on
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-03-22

anmonslafe menestsnst ta9am iaatfa tasbeIiiest gaat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-14
Money of Matte Sheridan
Is Beoueathed to Six Friends

The will Of Miss Matte Sheridan,
author and clubwoman, filed in the Sur
rogates' Court. gives all her property
to friends. Among six OF these she
divided her money. the amount of which
is not known. Miss Sheridan received
s.. 900 in the will of Mrs. Frank Leslie.
The list Of her requests numbers
about forty. Miss Sheridan left TO Miss
Esther de Leon a portrait of herself by
A. Miller Try, a coat Of arms, wrist
watch and a pearl and amethyst pin.
To Harriet Ross she left a water color
portrait Of Laurette Taylor in the
bird of Paradise" a silhouette of I'd
mund Russell. the artist, by Mrs. Will
lard Parker; a ring and hairpins set
with brillisnts.
DR.. A. $. MacAllister received an
autographed presentation copy Of the
Science Of Poetry" by Hudson Maxim
and George A. Belts; photographs or
Mrs. Leslie Carter and the "Bustanoby
Boys" with their dog.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-14
Hirakawa Art Sale Closes
Proceeds Total $15,937-Ka-
kemono-Ye Print, 81, 200

The sale of the Hirakawa collection
Of japanese color prints at the Ameri-
can Art Galleries closed last night,
with a total for the session Of sl2 $50
and for the sale Of $l5,937. The top
price Of the evening 81 200-w was paid
by W. W. Seaman, as agent. for a
Kakemono-Ye print by Toyonobu, one
Of the most important Of the Ukiyoe
masters, who was born in I'LL and
died in 1855. This print is portrait
OF young lady Of position, carrying a
fan and small paper lantern.
The second best price S570-was
paid by II. f. Mitchie for a Kakemono-
We print by Hiroshige, the last great
artist of the Ukiyoe school. The picture
is entitled The Monkey Bridge The
same buyer gave S270 for one of thirty
six views of Fujiyama, by Hokusai, who
was born IN Yeddo, in 1860. Mrs. +. t..
Osborne gave $500 for a print of Full
yama from Kanagawa. by the same ar
fist. She also gave $3.50 for an upright
print by Sharaku, a portrait on silver
Of the actor Ohtani Tokuji.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-14
Soldier Accused of Thefts

Arthur Poolus, regular from Fort
Slocum, was arrested yesterday as a
thief who stole medals, relics and pis-
tolls from the armories OF the 18th, 47th,
seth and list regiments. Also he is
wanted a a deserte- lie was formerly
member of the ed Regiment, of
Brooklyn. After being mustered out
he enlisted in tho Federal service.
On February IS Poolus. in uniform,
applied for shelter in the list Regiment
armory. saying that he had missed the
last train for Fort Slocum and had no
money. The next day the stolen ar
ticles were missed.
Still in uniform, Poolus was found by
detective near pawnshop, where a
man in uniform had pawned one of the
stolen medals According to the police.
stolen gold medal was found in his
pocket. and he admitted other thefts.
He was held N 81 900 bail. He is nine
teen years old.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-14
Legislature to Sit
Six Weeks More
Adjournment Expected Late
in April; Appropriation
Bills Are Large

Albany, March 13.-The 1917 Legs.
lature will adjourn probably in the
last week Of April, and not later than
the first week in May. Republican
leaders Of the Assembly, it was said,
planned 10 introduce tomorrow a
resolution designed 20 end the present
session on April 10, but Democratic
leaders believed that it would be i'm
possible to finish the work until April
26 or May 3.
The annual appropriation bills. it
is expected, will be completed Thurs
day, and It will require only about
ten days TO pass them.
The amount Of the total appropria-
ton has not been made public, but
members of the Legislature believe il
will be larger than was expected at
the first of the session. With the ap-
preparation bills out Of the way, the
remaining business can be rushed
through in a few days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-14
$50 Hotel Men Will Protest
Against Local Option Bill

More than $50 New York hotel men
will 20 to Albany on Tuesday morning
and make an organized EFFORT 70 XIII
the Hill-Wheeler local option bill IN
committee. The bill is being prepared
for presentation TO the Legislature.
The bill-killing delegation is IN favor
Of the restriction of liquor selling, al
though against local option. It's mem
bers would like 10 see the Emerson
temperance bill, introduced by Senator
Brown, pass. This bill, It is asserted,
would put the control of the liquor sit
uation in New York in the hands Of re-
sponsible men, with the power to elm
mate dives.
Among those who will go to Albany
are Copeland Townsend, Of the Hotel
Majestic; George c. Boldt and Oscar
Tschirky. Of the Waldorf; J.. d.
Greene, president Of the Hotel Mems
Association; George c. Brown, OF the
Park Avenue. and John Mex. Bowman,
of the Biltmore.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-14
Says He Had No Intention
of Decorating Stars
and Stripes
Bouck White Testihes
Pastor Asserts That He Is a
Good Citizen, but a
Poor Patriot

August II. Henkel. who represented
the United States at Bouck Whites
flag burning ceremony last June, was
a witness Yesterday afternoon at the
trial Of White and his ten comrades.
This. he testified, was what he said
when he dropped his country's flag int"
the melting pot:
al, August II. Henkel, a native OF
America, cast my flag into the melting
not and declare my allegiance to IN
ternationalism" Then he added a
short prayer.
Reveres Flag
II look upon the flag Of the United
States with deep reverence swore
Henkel, who explained that his father
was German and his mother Dutch.
II revere the emblem of all nations,
because | know it stands for their
ideals. | revere our flag, because it
stands for the ideals Of true Amer
icanism. But it has been misused by
such persons as the owners of the
Standard Oil and the food spectators,
who faunt it ont of their windows
while causing others much suffering"
He had, he added, no intention of des-
ccrating the flag.
did you renounce your allegiance
70 the United States ," Assistant Dis
trict Attorney Rorke asked.
mo: | would be worthy of censure
if | had. | pledged my allegiance 10 a
future ideal state"
Bouck White, acting as chief coun-
sci for Bouck White, pastor OF the
Church Of the Revolution, and chief
defendant in the trial examined him
self yesterday thoroughly before the
judge and jury.
Not a Good Patriot
"Bouck White" said Attorney Bouck
White. addressing himself respectfully,
"are qou a good patriot"
mo. sir" answered Bouck White,
defendant.
Are you good citizen, BOuck
White"
ayes, sir"
What do you mean. Bouck White,
when you say you are poor patriot
and a good citizen
81 mean that | am utterly opposed
to murderous methods that take a man
off TO war 10 kill at the request Of
some one who is probably wrong.
That's why | am poor patriot. | am
in favor of everything that goes to
build up q community in times of peace,
which is my idea OF good citizenship"
Attorney Bouck White elected that
the defendant would not fight under the
Stars and Stripes If carried by cap
italists. also that he was opposed to
nationalism.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-14
$4,000 Shortage
Charged to Woman
Clothing Manufacturers Hale
Former Shopgirl to
Yorkville Court

Anna Left, twenty-seven years old,
who started eleven years ago as an
IS a week shopgirl with the clothing
firm of Frankel Brothers, 3lS East
Thirty-second Street. and rose TO su-
pervisor Of manufacturing at $50 a
week, was arraigned yesterday in the
YOrkville Court, on the complaint OF
her employers. They allege that she
has defrauded them OF $4,000.
With her was arraigned Solomon
Reigord, a grocer, of COS Metropolitan
Avenue, Brooklyn, who is accused of
assisting her in classifying the payroll.
According to Joseph Frankel, senior
member OF the firm. Miss Left had
full control of the payroll for 1000
workers. He says that after her de-
falcation had been discovered she con-
fessed and turned over 10 the com
pany $4,000 in cash and 600 shares OF
common and 112 shares Of preferred
stock in the Safety Machinery Corpora
ton Of Delaware, as partial restitu-
ton.
Deputy Assistant District Attorney
Direnzo told Magistrate Wylie that the
suspicious Of the firm were aroused on
November 10, when Frankel paid off
the employees.
In Frankel's affidavit il is alleged
that Reigord produced a pay check
calling for SIS. Frankel did not rec
ognize the man. who confessed, after
questioning, and accused Miss Left.
He is also said to have produced two
other pay checks, which he was TO have
presented.
Max Steuer, counsel for Miss Left,
told Magistrate Wylie that il his client
were guilty then the Frankels' confess
sion that they had accepted restitu-
ton in part was an admission that they
had compounded felony. lie added
that he had brought suit in the Su-
preme Court month ago to recover
the cash and stock.
The magistrate then set bail for
Miss Left at $4,000 and for the man at
81 900. This was furnished
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-14
Confer on West Side Plan
Officials Work on Land and
Franchise AppraisaIs

The members Of the Port and Ter
minal Committee of the Board of Es-
innate and the committee Of Public
Service Commissioners held a second
all-day conference yesterday on the
proposed agreement between the city
and the New York Central Railroad
Company for the West Side improve
ment. The conference was held be-
hind closed doors.
Those present we're Mayor Mitchell.
Controller Prcndergast. Corporation
Counsel Hardy, Borough Presidents
Marks and Pounds, Public Service
Commissioners Hodge. Whitney and
Hervey; John Sullivan, of the Bureau
OF Contract Supervision, and Charles
4. OMalley, real estate expert OF the
finance department.
Considerable progress was made. n
was said in getting at an approNima-
ton Of the value Of the land exchanges
and franchise rights. II is understood
that there has been little controversy
IN the conferences. the city officials
being inclined TO let the Public Service
Commissioners proceed as they choose.