The evening world. Newspaper, February 18, 1915, Page 3

» FOR EACH FISH HE. PAUGHT IN LAKE ‘Adirondack Guide Says Fer- \diiand L. Cross Had a | Lovely Vacation. RETTY NURSE THERE. Cgllad Girl Sweet Names’ and _ Rich Jeweller’s Wife | Wants Divorce, \\ ei A jury before Supreme Court Jus- y) ‘tlee Goff to-duy listened with keen ] Interest while Frederick Jenks, an Adirondack guide, furnished a pas-; toral setting for the domestic tragedy | that brought Ferdinand 1. Cross. | “wealthy member of the big Maiden | Lane jewelry firm of Cross & Degue-| lin, and his dark eyed«wife, Anna, fage “to face in court, where Mrs.! CrGas ts asking for a divorce. @ulde told how the Jeweller @ Midin’ on the shores of Schroon! with Miss Ruy Stone, his nurse, | ‘albo his mother’s nurse; how they | by asaetal back and forth tu each throwing one from a boat everytime Ne yanked a fish out of e and she returning the warted ais ‘she stood on the rustic ) FEVRSDAY, PESEUARY 18, 1618. | | rroom, No Divorce, if Men Help Women (CSRMININES BUEWHERAKISS ‘No At Home as Women Help Them in Business WOMEN ARE RESPOUSIBLE FoR Tee wei. RUN OFFICES cL Many days of a hot summer in| Typo Million of “Weaker Sex’’ in American Offices Have Wrought Miracles, Says Editor, Author and Avowed Champion of Women—Thinks “Fake Home,” Born of Masculine Theory, Would Dis- appear With Swaggering ‘‘Red Rover’? of. Past Cy) Say WAL NOTBESOLD TOUNTED STATES Declares—Washington Never Sought to Get Them. WASHINGTON, Feb. 18.—Only ni: of. the Hamburg-American Line's amailest and most obsolete vessels are for sale, Willlam G. Sickel, one of the two American vice-directors of the corporation to-day told the Sen Investigating Committee, Advices from headquarters in Ham- burg, he sald, showed that the com- pany was able to stand the losses of the war for five yenre, and that he and ‘his assistants had positive structions to make no sacrifices be- cause of financial conditions in Ger- many, Sickel testi@ed he had no reason to believe any of a hundred or more per- sons who had inquired if the com- pany wanted to sell ships since the outbreak of the war, elther directly or indirectly, represented the United States. At no time, he sald, had any Hamburg-American ships been offered for sale. Prior to last October, he added, the American directora had considered selling twenty of the forty abips laid up, but Instructions came from Herr Ballin, managing director of the com- pany in Hamburg, to withdraw all but nine out-of-date boats, Under Senator Burton’s questions Rye a 3 dt ae tA Ae “ pet JOOIA - FREE OF ENEMY So Hamburg-American Official | It is Now Claimed That 64,000| Fourteen Men Rescued. When Russian Prisoners Have Been Taken. RERLIN (via London), Fob, 18 (Associated Press).—The President of the Province of Kast Prussia at Koenigsburg has received the follow- ing telegram from Emperor Wilitam, on the eastern battle front: “The Russians are completely beaten. Our beloved Kast Prus- ala ls free trom the enemy.” ‘The official report on the progress of fighting given out in Berlin to-day says that the Russians taken priaoner by the Germans in Pigat Prussia now amount to 64,000 mon, ‘The report saya: “On the road to Arras and Lille fighting continues for a small section of @ German trench into which the enemy entered on Feb, 16, “The number of French prisoners taken yesterday to the northeast of Rheims has been increased, The French losses in this region eape- cially were heavy, “French attacks have ceased in impagne. To the north of Perthes fighting continues. To the enst of Perthea the-French were repulsed, suffering heavy losses, ‘The enemy has only in to the Ge: in trenches, dons BY AN EXPLOS a by as on France Latand. The orew of 14 were” Feacued and will be interned By the Danish authorities, saye fs from Copenhagen to gram Company. The ¢rulaing over the istand " Girigibie when it fire and To compelled to landing befee> the explosion took place, ’ The Zeppelin was the L&, ond of the © largest in commission. was completed in 1914 and wae oon and had a diameter of Bae had four motore with « ‘berss ieteer, ee eee are eee — | TURKS APOLOGIZE TO GREECE FOR THE = INSYUT TO ATTACHE, LONDON, Feb. 18 (Associated Preta). «— —Turkey has yielded to the demand for satisfaction made by Greece because of the insult offered an attache @f the Greek Legation at Constantinople. 4 ‘The Director-General of Police ef Oom~ has visited the Greek Legation tn ¥ Times if There Was Reciprocity Between the oi ate enon «| Dwelling and the Counting House. ree became so marked ‘that | Cross, his mother, quarrelied | By Marguerite Mooers Marshall. Wifeipim and left the cabin to take “If American men helped American women as much in their homes es ples adage dr adaen the women help the men in their offices, there would be no bar-roome an no few instances advanced |**#ntinopte, it te officially aapeunced, Co. of New York and other bankers | has been incrensed to 11 officers and soon after the outbreak of the war,|765 soldiers, ‘ effect would be pel prog | é The only loan a0 | “phe enemy's attacks against the be co of “The number of prisoners reported cy, Oo ie are Mr. Sickel testified he sought a loan i Se neult of $2,800,000 through Kuhn, Loeb &|'0 have been taken by ua yestorday | his reeret at the Ines - that an. official nt since the war, he said, was one 200,000 from a private |German positiona near Boureullles individual whose name he gave injand Vauquols, to the east of the most severe quarrel occurred, confidence. Argonne Borest and to the east of id, wi ' | divorces at all, | Bickel said Secretaries MoAdoo and Bee rads vith'a keene “The only reason why American men's offices are | Garrison had consulted hie aaosiates | Verdun, failed completely. mmanding entrance. The door| 480 admirably run is that the men do not run them. | from the war ae eight 95 and the village of They only rum the women.” A man bimself has said it—and 'tis greatly to his credit, in the eyes of women, at least, He has said it in the Woman Suffrage number of Puck, and he ts Francis W. Crowninshield, author of “Manners of the Metropolis,” editor of Vanity Fair and a popular mem- ber of Fifth Avenue abd Newport society. He wouldn't take back a word of his enthusiastic =p, seeped of endearment did} tribute to American womanhood when I talked with they ‘ure to each other?” the witness, Dim yesterday. ot that 1 wanted bim to do so, of course, but often a was asked. man’s ardent praice of women is a mood. With Mr. Crowninshield it's “ would say to each other; | evidently a conviction, based, as he fraukly admits, on twenty years of ‘Yeg my darting: yes, my doarie; yes,| work tn American offices, sovi ind other sweet things. “The success of our women In the field of business is marvellous— wel Gross told her non that she} the,world bas never known-amything like it!” he exclaimed. “Fifty years! to “We never solicited the sale of our| NOFFoy, to the north of Pont-a-Mouse | ghine ae that time. ‘The Government | on, which were taken by the Ger- gon! us,” gald he. mans on Feb. 18, have been evacuated In November Bernard N. Baker of AUSTRIAN CLAIMS Baltimore apked him to meet Secre- after the destruction of the French tary MeAdoo. fortifications, The enemy had made “L wired him,” eaid Sickel, “that If ttempt to rec t - : pagel scSratary : no sien 10 reconquer these here Me ells ood oe eae, at “Otherwise there is nothing import not to m ni 2 Sin Saker replied Meadeot wished. te pe g, oS separated the mother's roum | that of her son was locked, and |/ the other room, the witness testi- | Were Crogs and the nurse. | “he ordered me to break down the; toa#.” the guide said, “and Mr. Cross} zell@d through the door: ‘If you at-| tempt to break in I'll shoot.’ So 1) ate ine only’ on the, gener! he ant to report on tho western front. freight rate situation and T did meet|, "Near Tauroggen and in the dis- in 2 him,’ triot to the nerthwest of Grodam the © |“No Change in Bukowina,” Is|_ “You made no efforts then to sell| pursuing German troops are fighting the Petrograd Report-- (Serraino oiaas| cue. eine ons boats from you?’ asked Senator False. op pobeeece ie the mal Success Elsewhere. ‘cortect.”” wea then again attacked ae ey to “Ei te near Plot and Ra- AL: | ST 32 3° f s : cloas have | decided in favor of for the nurge and Ought! ago less than five thousand American women were employed in clerical thet heme ‘ Mee "haboiet plex _—— C ANT REMEMBER W EN fie Gesranns’ th Coees eiceamtery we ‘und then Ferd got sore: capacities, Now there must be two million, maybe more. The life In the PHTROGRAD, Fed. 18 (Associated '] have taken up to the present 3,000 surance companies in New York State alone employ over 60,000 women. “Now men are greatly alarmed be- ~The General Staff of the Rus- “There is nothing new to report "And Xow think the women reat] yO, into the world They eae the howe Aap lishts eect the following | HE LAST KISSED HIS WIFE from the south of the Vistula River ia run the offices?" [ asked. comes te work at the hour she le ‘Will be destroyed, a fearing ‘s Pelee results obtained near the pparently @nother occa: "=| “Of course they he declared. told,” he inventoried. “8he doesn't | that they will no longer have a place | report: On: “ ' ‘ 7, " Hast Prussian frontier are crying an armful of wood into the| The big, sd 90, heme Ce 6, Proper hour. pea 4 Shety Bate and take @ nap. “Oa the right bank of the Vistula/ Neither Can Dr. Cropsey, Seeking|in our favor, @o far we have taken “houne, he said, when he saw the nurse id thi yellor standing in their! Man swagger: lunch. She is at hand when you |stroyed. Perhaps men may help| the Sigh’ has been golng on with A 44,006 prisoners; 71 miiuethes ina deorwase "| gnoute, ‘Tell hi want'her and she dese what yeu | Women to save it, as women will Relp | gregp jstosile ta @aalk Mculaee, Divorce, Recall When He Last [190 machine guna, ‘On still another occasion Jenks said| meanwhile the unobtrusive, sys- it her to Took Her Out. at core he stepped accidentally into the| tematic, diplomatic weman secre- want it done. the region of the Niemen River Hoa oe eaede ged erere a cons ynurets room and saw Cross leanink| tary keope quietly d ing the work orien tee ay t to feel we found only patrols of the! ‘rhe divorce sult of Dr. Charles D. Ale with moods, nd horses. A fur- and running the ‘office It's a about learning to ride a bicycle—it ‘opmey of Rutherford, N. J., against | pected. doesn't matter in which direction we| “On the left bank of the Vistula! iv_ gioane Cropsey went on trial in 60 80 long as we keep en.” there has been no change. “Never mind, dear—it won’ Davis says, that certain big mi ayes the Court of Chancery in Jersey City , ) ata a a les | positions in this town a pc hat oe fo that ehiendia a aliale we SOON 88 REDE to-day, Dr. Cropeey said trouble be- 7 7 r legedly filled by men are really Ronn youns women who appear WILSON on the ava- rs Further gan when he arrived home unez- ‘ eccupied by the women seoratariee | Bromntly every, morning in’ shop ot HOLDS EMBARGO | «r= Josaee 0 (ne ememny. cored to |Dectedly and met hie wite and his ‘ | Administration to | Without complaining, wo towe ne attack us in the region of Loubne- | lotest friend and professional asso- night to make and’ launder their atseam Oe tn the: regen 6: ciate, Dr. De Baum of Di im of Passaic coming : clothes, und yet somchow manage to Stoudenne, but without success. In Out 46 tha iteat Wiles Wan anne leading the world is that Amgri- |Fcad the latest book, eee the newest repelling this attack we made prison- ry, ” ' . | Play, hear good-mustc, és He had to take the explanation, he can women av Put ped mane [GARDEN OF EDEN MALE Nor ao! President So Declares to Women| $e, %f tea officers and 1.400 soldiers said, that Dr, De Baum hed been oA: 1 and helped man- and captured three machine guns. ving her electrical massage for @ FI he Kidn dere to the wheel om up QOO-LIKE, AFTER ALL. . | Who Present Petition to Block | “on the front from Kosiouska to| pain in her neck, but they quarreled ht agnEY A Bt hos NO “ANTI” AND WELL-MAN- | cogs, y achieve material suc- tantly. In G * Mount Vyschkoff the Germans de- | °ons' s when Back hurts or [HES NOME VitwaL. ben men and acne ao tee mee Sheenents livered a series of determined and! gpongent whem the suit wes fled, ot ' t be added here that among| mount of work, the former draw |- WASHINGTON, Feb, 18.— epirited attacks, forcing theammelves| months ago, and two later Bladder bothers Fe prcagrortys ‘upset by the icone | M#HlArics twice aa large an the Mier, RE Ds I= Brealans | Wer eae ta tee slisetion et Meeuat | Sree tied onion ee Creeeiys ake Sometimes it scems t «| Wilson told a delegati achico! hese advances were * oclastic Mr. Crowninshield Is (h@/un are forced to Neck bosa"s wom ation of women vy ff. All ti ad arated in July. Mra. Cro hes filed a cross suit Noman or woman whocats meat regu: |" 11s ong gulemnly warning us that|/men may get thelr salaries gaisat | "8° brought @ petition igled by! repulsed with Beary loeeee to tbe for neparate “maintenance on ea es culatake by Mlushing | ine men who give women justice will | One reason for this ts the centuries [£4,000 persona asking an embargo on|enemy. Almost an eatire battalion | pround that her liusband neglected tee aniborits, Meat forme uric neid | never give them chivalry. A fit™ Ub~| Tian was constructed Ryo exports of war materials to-day that|W&# Dut to the bayonet; the reat of{her. ‘The physician wap asked how ul hh clogs the kidney pores so they |holder of economic and political! more god-like plan than woman, wha (such an embargo, in his opinion,| th Germans were made prisoners.|0ftcn In late years he bed taken hie ly filter or train coly part of jequaiiiy for women, Mr, Crownin-| has never been able to catch Up with} would be an unneutral act. There is no change in Bukowina.” noty remember a single time, He ‘waste and pelsons from ¢ that men are not really nobler and | =!s!¢ Lang of Brooklyn, } ou petsick, Nearly fll chewms- | ighitul inanners of any New Yorker! inore god-like. They” have” ouly |the Visitors. He told them also he| ciated Presa). — OMicial reporte| ler lest either, headaches, liver trouble, nervous-|; now, { doubt if he ever gets @ eat | seemed so—to the men iv t in Vienna thet after _ in | i ey 7 had been advised such t given in Vienne say mews, constipation. dizzingss, sleepless- in the subway. Personally Lam 1 could arrange ten dinner be unneutral, il allel aaa two days of hard fighting the Aus- TWINS BY TWILIGHT. bladder disordere come {rom sluggish unabie to see why theeman who gives parties to-night—at . each dinner bh of ten different wemen, all of wh The gravity of the European situa-|‘Tian® have occupied the town e. a1 \° f a whem ua Ymowent you fel a dull achein the | woman the bullot should serie | Sf8 making at least $10.000°'s tion, the President sald, made. ic| Xolomsea, in Bukowina. ye or your beck hurts, or if the| consistency in picking It up for Waren in ‘mee ane, simply the | necessary {or the United States to be| “This success was achieved yeater- ana es ip cloudy, offensive, full of eedi-| she happens to drop it In front of the] we Oy, own, circle ol afternoon by means of a general| ‘Twins, a boy and time we all ide whom | might reach 6: absolutely impartial and careful in . i lar of pessage or attended | polling pooth. By the y attack on the Russian positions, the | seven pounds each, sensation of scalding, get aboutfour) yore right skirts way have come in| Mut be many athens M We attitude, He added he appreciated | ° | a uta @reve the cnamy, [fn the Cerman Horyit euntes of Jad Salts from any reliable! soain, ful. ee success: ithe humanitarian motives which | TePort says. See ‘1 to-day in loud praise, if the interpreter tod take « tablespoonful in | 8 succesa of American business} “Ald you think that the trouble | prompted the women. ta spite of Bie Atibpers FeslemnOe eee nat err, of t & gines of water before breakfast for a es 2 or vendation for ail; With the home ie that mes haven't ——_- out of his last positions in fromt of} 77 came in the new German method and your kidneys will then act | women Ip ® Teubner cir champion | Relbed Women there as women have| PROBE ROOSEVELT STRIKE, | Xvlomes. thus reaching the town at | of dream birtn to Mrs. Of fj ‘his famous salts de from | American women, > 1 reverted to * lone operation. We prevented the| No. 213 Lincoln Avenu atbush, am from blowing up the dridge | she came out of the influence ‘of the for the vote—that f, they are asking ret night. The mother did “ st how should the men hel Russia for the vote, tnat is, they are asking | “UIG) Hen anew toe Commition Benine I=) over the River Prutt. Tae town, |sleep, inducing drugs that he bables ery mat- 4 artnera, to help with public work. The natu-| 51647 «nasponsibiilty fore ton of Strkera’ D * f retreating Russians, is now ue to them ts, ‘What 0 t Clear of vetreatiog: onl ausenten fe De ere nat navel eee ne, She, Maal Pimtnceg ee] ROOREVELT, N. J. Feb. 18,—The|occupled by us, We captured 2,000 you already done to show that you! the wif The man should| A*#embly Committee appointed by | prisoners and aeveral machine guns MAKE YOUR Own can make @ success of public busi- ¢o be fog?) Ld Ci ining their ker Godfrey to to the] and light cannon. J ‘riends, in plannin, a « OeRRhd they have thelr answer mady.| engoa’ In bringing ‘Up. teeeshaaee: | henwe et the, recent fisike here, which] tn the Carpathian aaotion, a8 far HAIR STAIN They can aay, ‘See what we have| He should share in the mental ned wy jeveral deaths of strikers| a, Vygchkoff, the fighting continues done in your eaops, in your offices, | sootal activities of his wite, And the arrest and indictment of a num- with great ferocity. Four thousand Made tu in all your great business er | “He cannot buy himself off trom | %*f of deputies for the killing, began its Thig Memeo Bade Mirture Derkens e’ blood, | shicid happens to have the most de-| lm. Now we are beginning to ser VIMNNA, via London, Feb, 18 (Ase {couldn't remember when he kissed Mo! vised by Pair in Ger- —_—— u Norfolk, Va.—‘‘ My health was very poor. I nervousness, had no appetite, and was so thin was going into decline, and nothing I took ‘me until one day a friend came into my office me prises, during half a century, Seo} mental and #piritual companionship | “ork to-day in the Borough Hall. It ie | RGaitional | Prisoners ave heen thie—and try to tmagine what we) with her. The American husband wh, | »xpected that the committee will call the | Touset in. a in the future. tale cur] tr that fails with Increasing fre |). " Ki erga paar (ceompitahmente us vur recommenda | quency and he deserves to full, A |iencere OF the striking workmen andl rE HELD As AUTO THIEVES, |, Tos hall pint of water add: . ‘ he employers themselves will be sub- loz. lon far b we ask man may give a lot of money t $ s I would take Vinol it would do me lote of Ihave cle MIRACLE, WROUGHT BY | soubretic, ‘mayi't het “Mureiy’ he | >9enaed. a wy | Bar ; taken six bottles and'have gained ‘tte pounde: be AMERICAN WOMEN. ought to realize Hie neonsalsy of of. ers 4 Leader af Lid House of As- | Deatere tm Acouse: 7 Gh a0 ied, appetite and can eat an thing. It is is ring something mides gold an.’ | sembly unyon 0! Jnion County e ingr ita 1 don't think we Americans ve-| {eels and fhe clothes to thy womny | talon ee Pe ‘ lane dieanat ok bb ya ogg bles pony Mt Pay : allae the miracle of these millions of | wo becomes bis w' members Cnorged With heving hed 6 gark tn the little them your- office the first thing, I’ begin to Me . are het of bis -expreaalye. brows, | FAKE Got eke our WITH carton Came ie, Mls4 te “yer ao Mattiz Dennina, Norfolk, Va. rr used to the: But 5 quinn, Middle: jatter is a Dem- : bea a . can't make ® ruropean ellveln hait| “Once d rich man supposed himseis | scrat and s Waller Krokal and all the mixture is used. “A/ ff It is the medicinal elements of the cod’s liver, aided. ow bie,” by ‘ i pecans, watee ee jacks on the Pati antontite RU 10. 817 Seventh Avenue, were held i> | head of kill the dandruff by the blood making and s compel nce of the American girl in ‘tate | #5000 each by Magistrate Barlow 1i chief at a woman, oF slap her on | OLYMPIA, Wash. Feb, 18-7 from falling roperties'‘of tonic iron which m: Vi the s office,” I ventured, the cheek, and she would te Judiciary Committee has voted | Harlem Court to-day. Detective W: diseases. ri wi ceey uma, ts) ts cin Ms eS | ep aby eS tp tn [trate Cnt Sie, en aren cell as knee @ nopeees eonee ale coat —_*The American business wean | she's not going to praised that he ities a onan Ld pape arrest had given in- ten or drug stores that y this sign ————a. AR GREE ee ES een eee Wiwwvvtas se E' SRLSISa" Keely risa, tia, aeesrtagi’ |g Bag eee H i 5 —--. i