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Gbinehid)e @iewsisbeit.

Gin tineiiihes &isblatt er5dblt:
%err GDulg uno Serr Sung plan.
Germ Dor einem Diem. Yloellh la9t
Gbung, Der es lih gum @eies sc.
mutt bat, nienuGIs gcgen Die Hegeln
Der 0oflIttelt 81 uerltoBcn. 5u leI'
mem 6reuno: nYtei:. lieber Sung.
Ih m1dte Sblen germ eIne auber.
~1roentlId) luterenante Neulgfelt nit.
t>lIeu. 0Ie oas GrgebltIs eiiIer uoi;
MIR ~Jcnlddltcu 9eobattung lit. Ibcr
ldl fam Is nld]t uerDInoern, oaB
etele Grlnneruna III mir mad miro
man hattie Eltr er5 }bIi, Sbr Sempe'
anlcnt mare ein luenlg - pie Iou
ib MID lu2oriiden, nun, lagc!i
.ctr. ctlpo2 bettiger Natur. SnIoI,
lt0clltu 5ogJte Id besreliltterlueile.
55ntn meme 9teuigteIt mit5utellcn.
~rogolm haltc ih e iur nuelld)
Ste oupon 81 ulierritten. Gntlhul
Si8en Stc oaber ole 6retbeit. Ole i'd
nil ucblHe uno erteilen Sic mir Oil
Gylaubuls. ju lpreteu." ~Scl
=, I'M mas banoelt eS iid?
.4sein Iieber Sung, Sbr BOD
trenrt.
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amneai.
Shnfff benz ger6redbertmm in Seutidj
Lamb freie SnbH.

8eIfe iddolibtl Golccn Die
D'alienbegnaoiguugen Der ueuen
buuoesitaatlihen J%tel;eruraen mo
Der oeltiden Reihsrt1icrlna fjr Die
%agemeinbeit baberL gebt Gus Den
1tittellungen bcrpor, Die elm Sad).
tlnoiger, Son0esanitalts Oberm-
lpettor uon G%inlie0el 3midlu, IN Der
~9eutiden Misunderstanding per
offcntlid)t. Gr bebanoelt nle &ir-
titngen Der beioen uminiieloeu 4u1.
neltien fir Sa6ien uno ods &eid,
ulif Den Straiuoa3ug.
Aim 10. gtopember 1918 erlieB
oie norInufi9e iahiiide Regierung
ettle Amneltic, Ole in Der @auptiad)c
SriegsteiIncbmern 5lIgute fem; ON
:. 0e3ember 1918 folgte ibr auf
eieiem Ncge Die porlduiiqe &eida.
tegIerung nit elnvnl melt umfang.
rtiheren Conference.-The, Der am Z.
2e5ember 1918 nod auSgebaut ipur.
De Ite Wirtung 0leier Selor0mut.
gen aliT Die i'm Strafuou3uJe lteben-
cen Yerionen mar meoer iur oiele
lelbit nod fir Die Iqgemeinbeit gu
troglih ODER foroerlif. Ole Nn.
ltalt 3tpidou bate am 10. Ropem-
Der 1918 einen 9eItuno ron 1853
2opfen. BON 0enen ollf 8runo Der
htioen 8eroronungen 254 entloiien
meroen muBteh. 9aruntar lpnren
1873 8orbeitrafte, as batter idon
naS 3udtbaIS fennen gelcrnt; in
Der 4nitalt bntten iid) 70 idledt
gefiibrt. Sci Den MaiienentIoiiltl.
gen, Die pole oret @ofen oaltcrten
rno ollie ar0fte be8 nod) %lmpoult6n.
oigen 9cnmtenf0rper5 bis tief III
6te Rad)t bineiu in Iniprlth nab
men, mar e5 mmoglif), MIR oa3
0eringIte fiir cas- 6ortfommen Der
6n Gntloiien6en 81 TIM. @inc rsd)t'
5citige 8elIdd)rihtiglttg Der 6iirIors
georgone mar ouSgcihloiian. &on
1Gblreiden 8efangenen betam man
6u boren, oaB Iie. e5 p~or5ogen III
Der 4nitalt GIT bleiben, no Nr6eit,
grot uno 8drme porbanOen ieieu,
onltatt i'm @ii,ter in ~mrubiglter
Seit, nod geraoe oa5u Dor &eibnad)-
TIN, pom ge0eftcn Glide binueg9elto-
cen 5lt meroen. Mit ser Nrbeit lab
es oenfbar ihlcht aus. 90ie Gle
r1eilte frel!ten iih rnO tr1lrtten bon
Sportafus, Der our6 iie cine iebr
uiufommeue Seritdrfung erbielt.
@'as ieoer &erniinftiqe porausieben
muBte, trot elm: Die 0iientlite I'm
iiberbeit nabm ungebcuer SIT, OaS
Seer ser grlperbSloien permebrte Iid
tin ser AnitaIt mllBte nber Die Gin
gefibrte Nrbeit aus Non9eI at
&rdften liegen bleiben!), Die &rimi-
nalitat itci8erte lid ihneu, uno Der
Grfolg: Aniang 6ebruar 1919 in s
Sagen 20 ginlieferrngen.
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4uiitGnOe nnO Gin nor 6ei!ld9c
l1nrnben. rem g%eitor6 Sns
nnrItiAnr AAL;L,

unrnben. rem 9%eitor6ener
engliiher Nbilo.
iopb mo Staut3mann. Bacon
pom NJ, hat einc fIeiue
A%bbnnoIunq bj~uterIoiien iiber Nuf,
itdnoe un0 unrltben, Die iit Iieit,
ais lei tie oic Nrbeit zines Der mo
oernIten Nltbli5iIten. @o9 0ieier
Center idreibt, lit fir uniere
3eit 10 aftreu, pnBt 10 reft nlf sic
beuti9eu 3uitGnoe, lit 10 bel oerniinf
tiger uno oli3efl0rter, ais ale
W$cisbeit u%nierer heutigcH StoatS.
m6nner, hijben uno oriIbcn, BOB man
iih Sen alien Bacon 3uriifmiiuihen
fonnte, in uniere Senate uto Gobt-
netc, no sic unrcifcu a0pfc 9unmt-
heltten oltsbriiten, sic in oieier fritz
itlen Belt redlt pcrhdngniBpou mcr-
0cn f0nneu,
gWfnn fam NltfitnnO am iidlcritcn
ucrbinocrn", Ingt Bacon, yipenn man
Den @rnnb bnfiir beicitigt. Der
@runo Der NnfitGnbe lit 3lucierlei,
Oicl Nrmntb nno uiellln5nfrleoenbeit.
Die HcbelliDneu ocs SandDes iinb Die
idlimmitcn. Sie llriad,cn nno Sc=
fueagriinOe iOldDcn Nnfrnbrs limb and
Nenernnaen in Scr Heliaion, Sten=
cru, Nenocrmnaen Der, 8cicbc nuo
Wr1nd)c, allgcmcinc llntcroriifnng,
bic %cporsnanna nnm~iirhiger EerIo-
men, Srcmblingc, NnngersnOtbc, emit
%lnicnc Soloaten, Ucr5peifelnoe Bar.
teien mnb irgcno etruas, oaS Die 9entc
er6ittert nno tic in nemeininmcr Sa-
die 5niammenfiibrt."
Gos limo bcinabe Qcnou oie Grim
DC Ser ReDollttionsmcben. sic lid
belttc iiber Die gauge Melt eritrcden.
Die croriidcn0eu Stellcrn, bic uner
hortcn 3mnngsgeiebc ieoer Nrt, Ole
N~nmoBunqen gcmcincr Tolitifcr in
boben Nemtcrn mo inQor Die @cfnb.
rem Ser Gemobiliiirung - oo5 allies
hnbeu mir Dor Nuaen. Bacon hat I'M
Ter 3eitnlter i'm &orou8 qe5eihnet.
Gbcn'Io bot cr ge3ciqt, mic oa3 llcbel
ju befdnpfen lit. Sn eritcr 2in1e
marltt er Dor gcpoltiomer llntcr0riie
dung.
Bran BARI nidDt bic 6ulaernne SIC.
ben, inat or, ,bnF Gin id)nrfcs Nc.
Nimcnt snr Nbiuebr oienc. @nnocn,
Die nndl iunen blnteu, iino ant
Ncf%Ghrlidhten. Glcuo unoNrmnth mil.
len beieitiat mcrScu; Wiifiaang
mnR Oerbannt iuerocn: %crIdhuen.
onna mnk aufbOren; Die &crfaufS.
preiIe miiIien bernbaeicbt nnS Die
Sterern crmafiat iuerScn."
@ncon nnrrt Dor ocn Wuhercrn
un0 Dor ser @ermebrltna ota G0eI.
Ita10c3, Der nitltH proou5lrt, oils
babe or einen Spo3icrQuua burdl
@al Street acnloft ODER Qeichcu,
ME int Son6c INNER nellc Ncmter
1cihoifen mcr0cu. l~luiere Senutorcn
lrno unicrc Stootr0the. unicre 0rofert
uno ~tlciucn Stant@mdnncr jouten
'th oltrd Bacon BON &eruIau b
hrcnu mo betebrculo iicn.
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aOmmt 9idt 5n i9rer iiin0itean
in bic a0pfe ? Tnaiit idrei6f a5e
Station:
sat es %icntal3 Elm oemiitbigcnoe-
res @,citdnonIB gegeben ais ieues,
Oa5 Sefretdr Gaming neulid Dor Dem
Senat5 G0mite fitr Ausmdrtige An-
gelcgcnheiten abgcben mIBte? Gr
CAB idIIeBlih 81. mas man ldngit ge-
%urgrD0bnt bate; BOP Die 8ereinigten
Staaten pom Moo0rom Willon in Den
kRrieg geitiir3t wuroen, obne ooB
man iih ooriiber flar mar, mas bIn-
ter oen GuIiIien in europa Dor
ging.
&err Gaming geitebt ST, 0aB er bis
gum Scbruar 1919 niht5 bon Den
@cbcimlpertrdgen 3rpiihen 2Sopan uno
0cn Nuiirtcn bctrcfis Der 4a3lilihen
Snieln un0 Shnntungs wuBte. Sic
les @citdnouiB lit umio %erItaunliher.
ais &crr Artbur Valfour oiientIidl
I'M Nauie Der 8emeincn erfldrt bot,
6aB Br0iiocnt @ilion iibcr allies, mas
bel ocn NuiIrten porginq. genuu in
iormirt poroet lei. 0olfour itinoe
iomit nls iSdIifer gebranomurft Dor
uacr 1clt ano oie Nanoluugapelie
Der 9Euiirten gcgen Ole 0erelnigteu
Stantcn milroe ais unaliirihtig bin
gcitcIlt. Wir 9lollbeu ioqar, odB Ole
Belt lchrcu mirh, ouB Dies MIR ciu
1bcil ser obiihtIidlen E0llidruna mar.
Die }u Dem 3ruedc crfolgte, Die Ser
einigten Stouten III 0en Srieg 81
5icbcn, cine Iduidunq, Die nit Nllfe
Ser GontroQc iiber Habel un0 Eoit
crm0gIiht muroe.
@ir glurcbn icrner, 0aB Ser
Wiliou iiber Die 61tcrreifiit)en mo
ocNtid)cn 1ricoen2ptriufe i'm @in-
ter 1916-t7 nidt gcniigenO inter
riftet mar. oenm mare cr IS geneien
10 mare cs oomnl9 leiht gemcieu,
bic ariegiij5rcnocn ollf 3eOiilgunQen
81 einiaen, Die beioc Seiten bcfrie
0iQt bdttcn. 9ieic Nnnohme mag
fnlit) Ieln, obcr mir glaltbGn niht,
ouB lie e@ lit; mir bebnuptcn ln0ci-
len, ooB ongeiifta oca 2aniinAihcn
@~citdnoniiIe9 nid)t@ mmoqlih lit"
llebrigen9 Iicgt III obigcn Nlt2lai-
iunaeu Der Station Elm TrlgidlltB.
DAB &crr Gaming nitts BON Sen @e-
hclmpcrtrGgcr wulBte, benefit nod
lungc liidlt. ouB @err Wilion nidlta
onpon muBte, Embellishments bat
olio @nlfour ood sic @abrbeit &c
iugt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-08-29
Rit @efnblcn Iebr eiaener grt

nimmt Scr 0eutihamcrifaner ictt
Gag Tim Gag @oiticnounQrn ans Ser
oIten 9cimotb sur 9ano, sic ocu Nui.
gobeItempeI 1916 5ciqen ltu0 ilbcl
0ereu Tersoqerund nm 0rci Sabre
Der &ermcrf nHelcolco bn the Nrjtiih
Rilitarp authorities" NuiIhlu6 Q,bt.
sic erinnrru ms an Sen aauieE
ltmfong oeS ihmadpoIliteu Ircu,
bruhs uro 0es hcimtiidiidcu Der.
rotbes, Scr an omcritariid}en GoIfc
uno an Der omerifomidlcn @cihiht.
oeriibt tpuroe, bis man oieicm &oIte
aud nod sic enttpitroilen6e m0
idimpiIihc Rone zines &enfer&tned
ties om oelttiden 0Iut %suluieS. Ste
oeutihen 9ricfc ans Dem Sabre 1916
Die ms iett ir@ &ou9 ihueietl, bill.
oen ieoer fir lid, cine iIammenNc Nm
fInge eeacu 0nS Imerlfo @ilion.
fher @eproaeS. oeiieu %geneine. bdB.
Iiden ,3iiac IN uidt& mcbr an Sen
8au 0oIbingtoua uno @uncoIn2 er.
tnnerr.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-08-29

Let our object be, our Country, our
whole Country, and nothing but our
Country. And by the blessing of God,
may that Country itself become a
yas and splendid monument. not
OF oppression and terror. but of wis.,
DON, of peace, and OF liberty, upon
wi n the world may gaze with
edn ration forever. -
Daniel Webster.
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cs7 Sfreflidc Sd,mer,cn. .N}eb

G*7 Shreflidlc StmerScn. .W}ch
rcrd Sabre lang er0uIoctc i'd Die
itlrtdlIdIten Sdmer5eu iuioIQc BON
NhcumatI2uua ulh f0no niht cher
grlcldtcrunQ ala bis itl auiiul Sor
mis- NIpcutrIutcr yu Qcbrdudcn.
lucIdlca mid idlucn %politduoia bell
tc," idlrclbt tSrnu Roia @ampicacI
BON Cotton, Yiaii Giep mobile,
tonrte Rr0tterhctImittcl mirft AM
Scber uno Nlcrcn uuo eutierut ste
QtitlactL. RhrumatiSmua ucruriohcn.
ocn S~uhltnn5cu Is lit niht IN Apo.
theteu ST. babeu Nan id,rcihc an
Or. Better tSuhrrcn Il Sons Go. 25Ot
Naibinaton Hlp0., Chicago, 81.
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Die @eredrten neripredlcn suenio

rut6 boItcn bicI; Sic 1SrcOlcr bcriprc.
den mel uno haItcn nidt cinmoI ne
riq, heift e8 I'M SoImrb. lno picI.
Ieiht crflGrt ooS eS. nc3holb man III
u%nicrer Belt NIT &cripreturQcn 70
frcidebio lit.
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@enn &c tuohr lit, BAN sS nu Der

NtHH e WuDr TT, OuF g on OCT
meritoniidlen @rcn5e an TluQ'cuQen
feblt, Damn lit oie Trage mohI &c.
ftnttet, tpofiir sic &iinoerte pom Miqi'
oren nerpeuoct tporhen inns. Sic ser
GongreB fitr 6ie @cidniIuu1 bon
SGuq3euqer betpiniQt bat. 06er hot
man thotiGhlid, sic idntmtlidlcnG5Iita.
5eltge in Trnnfreif) ncrbruuut?
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Nus Dem 9e6en.

Srlan9' raj oih p~erfoIgt uno peiniat,
Did rei3t uno lhndb. uno quilt uiI6
ttelnigt,
giit ou ein leiitunesfdbi9e- Waun;
Sod tpenn mcu ~aafougt, Did 3u preis
Ter
Gas lit tebentlid. 6relro. otnu oanu
30blt mai oiB ihou gum ai.en giieul
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eorb @rcb ais britiidler SOtidofter

in @oihinqtor miro ser rcdtc Monn
ON reften EIab iein. - llcbriQen8.
iUo8u brouft GnQtnn0 i~ibcrhoupt
nod einen ciQener Nertretcr in unic-
rer 8unoe8houptitoot, mic Tic iett iIt2
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-08-29

Sn iebcm I~srnnc. nnS NnluortIpicl
1T 0erieniac Wciitcr. Ser sic bcItcn
ortspeihenoen 2lntporten 5lt geben
berIteht.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-08-29

sm b,Sten unb iideriter 1T .s. oas
EseIo Der g 0 # a II ~ e / un9 (gtonee
Or6erl, Die Der 8oitmeiiter in ben gro
{ter,n Ortihaften ausitelen lam. gu
hberienoen. gbenio gut uuo lIber llno
bic eifMn8en ~ ipelS
DE bic Gaenten in alien @TpreBsStatIo>
ren ausiteQeu. Renu man ods 9elo
Der Boitanipeiiun9 ooer per STpreBaI'
t~peiT,na i6idt, lit e nlht notbtDenoi9'
ben betrefftnoen Brief .re9iitriren gu laIs
len, renn Die abreIie oeutIth geIhrtebel
it. Qeat MAJ oagegeu 8dargelo IN Den
Brief, 10 ionte oieier tets reatltr1rt irer@
ben UNI Iifer 3u iein. odB oer'elbe rtts
ia antomntt. Sir @elbienoun9en IN
etnfahem 8riefperihIuiie ilbernebmert
mir teinerlei Observation-Disclosures. Snt
EoIe bon Goreboerdnoerungen per9cfe
man ia nidt, Die nIte ebeniotuobl fpte Die
meme 8oitoffice %nn3u9ebeu, oenn louit
t6nuen mir ben Ndmen IN ben Subern
gar uidt ftnoen.
Ronen Orders oiirfen ridt, iute ods
70 oft aeitieht. nl5 perneintlide Quit
tuua auriidbebalter tueroen,
Ion6en 'iub in ben 9riefen bet3u@
Ie9en
bes 9atunts auf Dem aoreBitreifeu.
Ran ooreitre einfaf:
.Rurnitern", So GrpTe, Wis.
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Son b~ieIen, Die it'd snr 20inaa Scs
$beuerimqsprobIcmS onbiet51. ALT
mas ser Studs, oic5 id,Ialle @icb, SUI
Glitter ioqtc: Sc miu0er tie p%erIt2'
ben, Tim 0eito mebr bclpeiicn lie.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-08-29

9ift einmnl in ieincu @ioeriprii-
den blcibt IidJ @ooorom @illOn cont
fequent.
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nm Die Annalnlc Der mnne1r inn
&rnoestongreB idpue6cnoen 9ieper5'.
idsu 8orlnge gu %DerbIn0era.
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Der ltrqIndItde %ertuartet,
hob ibNt on icoer 9iegune oes
@eacS oo$ Slid entgegertreteu
perea
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I'm SDnopn briiitet man Iidl Sonit,

oaB ons britiihe @cltrcih niemols
itdrfer mar OILS bcltte. Nbcr aud,
ST o I'M Tcrfo0 beqonu, ais cs oui
Der 3inne ieiner Mnht Itono.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-08-29

Nus licber alter @emobnheit lie.
gen Sic Nuiirteu in RuBIono mieoer
bort, mo tic feinen @e9ner finocn.
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an Die 6ffcntlidle Meiunno appel.

Iircn iopohI @e~iiirrportcr mic @cq-
rer 0eS 0olferbut0 &ertrad5. -
6ie 8olf5itimmunq lit un0 bIeibt I'M
fer Geterum ccnIeo.
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.ROraenftern", ieoen 0tenStae, uno
.QorOfern". ieoen Srettn9 g, portos
frei, belize 8ohenbIGtter 3uIamrlen pro
Sdhr fir @o'oo
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Butter une Gier i'm @rpshaneel
Sreile bon Der edpIen GEM 90.
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@.Y.&
gri9eiut ie0sH Sreitag.

Srl0eIHt leoeH UIetId9-
berausgeber: Die Observation-Disclosures
aDoIf gauorioH SrdltoeHt.
@eihdftss2otal:
Roroterns 8ebduoe, 1913 Nain StraBe.
ga grohe, Bls.
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9eIepbou : Rummer 1893.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-08
Woman Says Man
Married Her Mother
To Inherit Estate
Mrs. Thompson Charges Use
Of ''Undue influences" in
Framing Will Leaving
Property to 4iir Husband

WHITE PLAINS. N. y. April T.
George G. Stow testified to-day be
fore Henry r. Barrett. referee. here
in an action brought by Mrs. Harriet
Tracy Thompson, of 1G2 last Sixty
frst Street, New York, contesting the
wife. The will left the larger part
of the estate to Mr.. stow.
Mrs Thompson. the daughter Of the
first of Mrs. Slows four husbands. al-
leges testamentary incapacity on the
part of the deceased and undue in
fucncc on the part Of Mr.. stow and
Harriet May layilond, her mothers
companions She asserts that she
should have share Of Mrs. Stow'e
fortune, which. ahc says, should
amount to more than 100000, The
transfer tax affidavit sets forth thnt
Mra Stow left real estate valued ut
about $4,000 and personal property
valued mt about or over $4,000.
II developed Mt the hsarng to-day
that Mrs. Thompson has obtained an
order for the trial Of her action before
jury in the Supreme Court. The eX-
animation Of Mr.. Stow was preliminary
to this trial which probably will take
place next fall and elected little in
formation. Questions were put to him
concerning the disposition of certain
securities which Mrs Stow had owned.
after the death Of my mothers
third husband" says Mrs. Thompson
in =
years younger than my mother, induced
my mother to marry him, l believe. for
the sole purpose of obtaining posses
sion of her property. During the year
of his marriage to my mother he has
never worked, and. to the best of my
knowledge and belief, has had no means
of his own, but has entirely depended
upon my mother for support.
'ln 1909 my mother, then sixtysix
years old, suffered stroke and, from
that time on her intellect became
greatly impaired. Following this
stroke said George g. Stow, assisted by
Harriet May Haviland has been con
stantly with my mother and moved her
from places she had lived to places un-
familiar to her, such as New Rochelle,
White Plains and New York. and sur
rounded her with their own friends and
have kept her from intercourse with
her relatives, old friends and attorneys.
Before my mother came under the
undue influence of said George G.. Stow
and Harriet May Haviand | am in
formed that she may have left me one
half of her estate. After she had been
separated and prevented from seeing
me and other relatives she made a GER
tain writing leaving me the income OF a
trust fund of $4,000 Such paper was
witnessed before persons whom | have
never heard of and whom, l am con-
tident, my mother never knew"
Mr.. Stow is sixty-six years old and
lives in Atlantic City, N. j.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-08
Three Sailors Beaten Up
BY Coney Island Mob

Three sailors from the Bensonhurst
Naval Training base rolled along Surf
Avenue, Concy Island, last night. AS
they carcencd up the thoroughfare they
chanted "You're a Bolshcvik" and ac-
companied it with gestures, which CON
sisted, according to witnesses, of SHOW
ing pedestrians off the sidewalk and
bowling over those who would not be
showed.
Joseph Fcist, Of 275o West First
Street, Concy Island, was walking with
his wife, Rose. directly in the path of
the rolicking trio. According 10 Feist,
the sailors attempted to take his wife
from him and knocked her glasses off
IN the mclcc. The noise Of the fray
brought fifty civilians from nearby res
aurants and the fight became general.
The Bolshcvik gobs we're pun
melied and maulcd by the infuriated
mob, and it took squad Of policemen
20 untanglc the aTray. One sailor,
Charles Fcath, was taken to the Kings
County Hospital, covered with laccra-
tions and bruises. The other two.
Charles Brown and Leon Bruno, were
taken to the naval base in an ambu-
lance, but viii be produced in the
Coney Island Court to-day to answer r
charges Of assault and intoxication.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-08
C0Uern0r Nom;7ntcs
Wniter R. HerricE as
Narcotic Controller


ALBANY. April 7-Govcrnor Smith
sent to the Senate tonight for con-
iirmation the name of ex-senator Wal
ter R. Herrick, of New York City, as
Commissioner of Narcotic Druc Con
troll. Mr.. Hcrrck was born in Albany.
He was graduated from Princeton in
1898 with the degree Of Bachelor Of
Science, and from the Albany Law
School in 1900
He was elected mcmbcr of the As
sembly in 1910 and 1911, and was a
State Senator in 1912 and 1918 Mr..
Herrick is engaged in the practice Of
law in New York City with his half
brother, former Judge D-Cady IIcrrick.
Of Albany.
Governor Smith had sought to have
a bill passed abolishing the Narcotic
Drug Control Commission, and the re
fusal of the Legislature to do so caused
him to send in the name Of Mr.. Tierrick
Frank Richardson, Of Washington
County, is now head Of the commission,
Governor Whitman having appointed
him shortly before going out of Office
Being a recess appointee and not hav-
ing been confirmed by the Senate, the
Governor has a right to name his sue
cesSor.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-08
Swami Speeds Trials to Check Grim,

Of
District Attorney yesterday
gathered together
whether the defendant had
delay
Rosalskys
burglary robbery
distributed other day calendars of General
will
which of
thirteen Of
the in
usually
he deli the fruits OF his bur
of
ndcm ng q bond.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-08
Specifications for New
Mail Airplanes Issued

WASHINGTON, April 7.-Steps tow
ard carrying out the proposed extcn-
sion Of the aerial mail service we're
taken by the Postofiicc Department to-
day in issuing specifications for multi
fnotorcd airplancs Of strictly com
incrcial type and particularly adapted
struction Of the planes will be opened
June Q, and it Is expected that dcliv-
cries will begin six months after the
contracts arc let The department has
not determined the number TO be built.
The specifications for the new planes
arc general in their terms and nrc de
aigpcd 10 allow airplane builders the
widest latitude Of design and construc-
tion. Consideration will be given, it is
said, to "a plans with two, three or more
motors. which can carry minimum Of
1900 pounds Of mails and which has
the lowest possible landing spcnd.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-08
Catholics to Open
Drive for $1,000, 600

A Catholic drive for S5,00OOO0 starts
tomorrow with a luncheon at the
Hotel Biltmorc. The fund is to be used
to rehabilitate Catholic parishes de-
stroyed in France.
The campaign, according to ex-Judge
Morgan j. O'Brien, will be conducted
under the patronage of Cardinal Glib
bons, Cardinal O'Connell, Of the Arch
diocese of Boston; Cardinal Lucon,
Cardinal Annette. Archbishop of Paris,
and the Most Rev. Patrick J. Hayes.
Archbishop of New York.
Distribution of the fund will be in
trusted to an organization to be known
as the Society to Help Devastated
Churches of France Justice O'Brien
and the Countess de Laugiers Villars
have been chosen as presidents of the
society
The luncheon tomorrow is set for
1880 O'Clock. Justice OBrien will pre-
side. The speakers will include Major
James Byrncs, former commissioner of
the American Red Cross in Italy; Cha
noinc B. Cabanel, chaplain Of the Chas-
seurs Alpine; Lieutenant Marcel Jousse,
S. J. and w. j. Mulligan. directors
of the war activities of the Knights of
Columbus, and Marcel Knecht. director
of the French Bureau Of Public Informa-
tlon and member cf the French High
Commission.
Headquarters Of the Society to Help
Devastated Churches of France will be
maintained at the Hotel Vandc sbilt
The drive will also be carried on from
there
New-York tribune., 1919-04-08
Fricke Jurors Challenged
All but Four Removed From
Panel i'm Treason Case

After two days spent in the exami-
nation of talesmen. only four trial
jurors who will sit in the case against
Albert Paul Fricke were obtained when
Federal Judge julius Mayer ordered
an adjournment last night. Fricke is
charged with treason. The lndicting
instrument accuses him Of being the
paymaster of group of Teutonic spies
operating in this country under the
leadership of Nine. NJ. K. de Victorca.
The jury box was filled late yester-
day afternoon. Then the defence chal-
lenged six Of the talesmen and the
prosecution removed two. The cX-
animation Of the eight men called to
fill the places of those challenged Will
start this morning. Special United
States Attorney Delaney Nicholl stated
that he expected to secure salts
factory jury to-day.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-08
Physically Unfit Run
Elevators, Union Charges

Some of the elevators in downtown
skyscrapers are being operated by men
suffering from heart disease and by
boys who have epileptic fits. according
to Edward Shelby, president of the Ele-
vator Starters and Operators Union,
16,429, which is preparing to strike
after May 10 if their demands for
shorter hours and better pay are not
accepted by the Board Of Keai Estate
Operators
Heart failure and epilepsy aren't
the only dangerous defects Of these
runners" said Mr.. Shelby. There are
scores of deformed young men and
cripples, and, what is even worse, nu-
mcrous girls under sixteen years of age.
"The union now has nearly 1000
members out Of $4,000 elevator runners
in the greater city. We demand a high
standard of health and physique and a
medical examination for exery runner
New-York tribune., 1919-04-08
Yale Refuses u. 4. to
Students Without Latin

Spccici CORES spondcnce
NEW HAVEN, April 7.-Although
Yale voted three weeks ago to
graduate students who have not
taken Latin, the university TODAY
refused TO award the degree Of
bachelor of arts to such graduates.
Instead the degree of bachelor OF
philosophy will be awarded. This has
been the degree given heretofore for
graduates of the three years course
in the Sheffield Scientific School.
known as the select course. This
course was abolished during the win
ter. Hereafter it will be Incorporated
in the academic department as
four-year course.
The Sheffield Scientific School.
which has voted to give hereafter
only four year courses, will award
the degree of bachelor Of science,