The evening world. Newspaper, December 4, 1915, Page 1

WEATHER—Fair Te-night and Sunday, - FANAL : | “Circulation Books Open to All. b Bs Cane ea Neal Wott NEW “YORK, SATURDAY, DECEMBER "6 1915. 12 PAGES PRICE ONE CENT. | FARSL PRICE ONE CENT. EIGHT MORE WAR PLOTTERS TO BE OUSTED; GERMAN AND AUSTRIAN OFFICIALS IN LIST | FORD AND PEACE PAT eee ee eds nar Wh Sad nthe Peace in BOYED SEE BERNGTORF: oc WAVE. FLAGS nS BERLIN DELAYS ANSWER AS CROWD ON PIER CHEER ws sacar one TO DEMAND FOR RECALL SS Which Capitalist Became Consuls in Several Cities Whose Ac- Bryan Says Last “Good Bye” Violent at Times. as Storm of Applause WILSON WEDDING tivities Are Distasteful Are Also Likely to Share Fate of Naval Breaks Loose. ONCE OWNED GIANTS. Ee ir if Al and Military Attaches. eae eS @ @ $-906-090-26-6 ‘~ ee ee eT ee a Friend of Richard STUDENTS ARE LEFT. } MRS. GALT SHOME Croke and Made Millions 299S9OS O999E95 9 HOERS EE He GE MESDEDEE Passport Regulations Compel | n Wall Si MAY PROSECUTE SOME Some Expected Guests 10 | President Announces Date and, anarow Freedman, saga 3 AS VIOLATORS OF LAW Remain Behind. Zact Thi 3 ides | mer owner of the New o¥rk Ni ne 3 K Fact _ Only Few, Besides lt ges Gabi, Sais ek 3 WASHINGTON, Dec. 4.—It is believed in Washington to-day that : etroit, wit t Relatives, Will Attend. | intertorourh Rapld Transit System | ¢ |the Austrian Consul General in New York, Alexander Nuber von Peng» Henry Ford of Detroit, with all but) and many other rich corporation, | 7 one or two of the seventy-three « ked, and other alleged leaders in the German-Austrian campaign in the United Slates, will be compelled to follow von Papen and Boy-Ed im summary retirement immediately. Dr, Heinrieh Albert, fiscal agent of the German Government in the United States; Acting Austrian Ambassador Baron Zweidnik, two Aus jirian Vice Consuls in New York, the Austrian Consuls in Cleveland and | Pittsburgh, and the Consul General in Philadelphia are among those said to be slated for dismissal by the American Government. ——_—__———?_ Those Consuls face not only bre ccllation of their exequatora, criminal prosecution as weil, the | partment of Justice having ' ° . ‘they are amenable to the laws , and lo familiar fi New}®% guests who had ac ted his invita WASHINGTON, Dee. 4.—Presi- ong a familiar figure in New tlon and qualified theniselves with | dent Wilson and Mrs. Norman Galt in bringing | will be married on Satu York life, died to-day in his apart- jment at Bherrys. “ rday, Dec. 18) Mr, Fre n's death came after a| § about peace in Europe, sailed at 5.15 Mrs, Galt's home here, aceerding| serious nervous breakdown and an at- wfelock thir afternoon on the steam-/to a formal announcement made to- | tack of grip which he suffered a few andinavian- | day at the White House. The official; V*ek# azo. For a long time he had} Sawe: been in health and had become was announced at the White|™uch worrted about hix condition, It| was a delay of an hour due tr | House to-day tha: the marriage of ,}8 Sald by his friends that 90 acute/ tandindes of-some of the volunteer | Mrs, Galt and the sident will take | ‘lid this worry become that tt made pede fageis in getting thoir baggage | place on Saturday, the eighteenth of him at times so wlolent it was nee aboard after®rushing to Washington | December. As, previously stated, the | Sry to restrain him tn his apartment, onts. j ceremony will be performed at Mrs, t very long,age, according to one passports to be his al car IT of th sity 0. Amer n Line from Hoboken, There 4 to obtain elated pas i ; ' Another causgeof delay was the late! Galt's home, No, 1308 Twentieth ;of these friends, Mr. Freedman's| ¢ ‘ 3 J arrival of. th8 felaborate. equipment orthweat. ‘The only guests health became euch that his mother, | « : 7 furnished by Ford for the newspaper Galt’s mother, her broth-| whom he had not seen for four or # and sisters, the Prestdent’s|five years, and hie hister were sent brother ister, his daughters and for, But when they arrived he be- the members of his {mmediate house- | came ao violent two of Sherry’a por- hold, No invitations will be sued." |ters had to be called in to curb him. The ceremony will bo performed |His illness so alarmed his friends jafter 6 P. M, Rev, Sylvester Peach, |that his razors and everything elne |the President's pastor in Princeton,} with which he might injure himeelt! reportérs. At the very last moment he ordered A scone or in pewrit ers, desks and dictating ma aboard so that those who are to fur nish the publicity for the peace eru- sande might be able to multiply words | country as any common 7 FOR THE ARREST OF though the Military and Nawal tay tache: being diplomatic rept! |tlves, cannot be punished for an 4 ne | fraction of our criminal code. There te considerable signifieance ; attached to the closeness of these rumors upon the dismissals of vom hines put) aes { Biel real ag beats ie nd Rev, Herbert Scott Smith, rector | were taken from him ‘ 4: citi seine Secreta’ Lanting last <usctay aa =, ; mer two ohm » ae te Oscar I.| 36 tne church Mrs. Galt o; Mhysictans and nurses had been in| ? + | fled Count von Bernatorff, the cerahe | sailed excitement boiled about th : : + . Boeing orld el ‘tan Ptdvead ince , on Bernstorff, Slow, It began Shen Henry Ford ar-| wares 19 omeciate De Een Ore ee Von Brincken Charged in San] ambonsacor, that the naval and mille i aaiys nl A | qhe formal announcement of .ve| more tha a week past and only mem.| = tary attaches must go. Von Berad ; HiVG na ony Of Bia it uae “| wedding plans was written out by the| bere of the family were permitted] + ENR FORD TaRSFORIS ADIO-THEUTS ODL: » Francisco With Attempt to | store immediately communicated thie ; Lee aganagy by fe a . teSOD) T's lent himself this morning, Im-| to see him, His physician, Dr. War 606 fact to the Berlin Government, ‘ mediately afterward he left the White | ren Coleman of No, 58 West Pitty-| : Destroy Commerce. } with him, and John Burroughs, the! youye to visit Mra, Galt, Both have| fifth Street, said last night Mr.| ' FURTHER INVESTIGATIONS ABM y UNDER WAY. HAN FRANCHICO, Dec. 4-a Ped- Secretary Lansing to-day de- eral warrant irging Baron George clined to discuss the various t| angles of the couse, particularly 4 « vener a and CS. Pietro! depend that all the details shall be as | Freedman needed only a rest to re-| 4 a sculptor, 4 roared out roM) simple as possible. cuperate from his attack * pie be the Lie ’ The brothers and sisters of Mrs. Mr. Freedman was born in this city ‘ stinyhad the stcep.gangplank. A bat t rill be present at the wed- | Sept. 1, 1860, was educated at the City . |2 Wilhelm Yon Brineken, captain vf] ft 1 | the repart that oth is of talion of employees o: d's lo; tolfe B, Bolling of Panama, | College and was unmarried, He was OO5:9:04 wairy th ibe man Army and/ agencies and factories were drawn uy | H, Maury, Anniston, Al.,! organizer of the Casualty Company of | = attache of the German Consulate in| fereign em here were un- linder-comman of Hugh Plaintiff and Mrs. Alexander H. Galt, John | America and director of the O'Rourke | this.clty, wit gto deatroy| er investigation. 19 le. knawa . owe w peace! Veace! Peace!) Randolph Bolling, Miss Bertha Boll-!Construction Company, the Fifth | scale eet day to the| that euch an investigation le un- Peace! F-O-R-Di" they shouted 0) ing, qichard W. Bolling and Julian! Avenue Coach Company, the New | rst tatan i » office for) der way SAMSON Mike MdBtlege boys at a football 4 pr. w.| fUnited ‘States: areiae mo jo Boy-Eat to-day B, Bolling, all of Washingtgn. Jersey Terminal Dock and Improve- avoided ar-|, Cart came hare 4 yor) vice. Von Brincken - 4 ; game ba |A. Bolling of Louisville, Ky., an-|ment Company, the New York and sad teat his hotel/by claim. |{T2tRNew York and had « longieoms ! 2 ety frie e¢ * ; _-.— — est Instn At his ho CALM | pore i ount vo! | The Fords and thetr friends hurried | other brother of Mrs. Galt, will pelle eee County Railway, the Rapid . rf ference with Cot von Bernator@ out of sight into the sitting room of ynable to attend the wedding he- |Pransit Subway Construction Com- Two Others of Hamburg-| tsponsthle, as they nly took orders ing Unity Capt. von Papen is expected to come Zs % 4 % Ford's suite, The uproar on the Pier | cause of the serious illness of bis| pany, a trustee of the New Yor d The Court disregarded bis. plea, ane ‘ to Washington soon, : and dock subsided for a moment only | wigg | tone Intand aici Ce Aenpricdn Line iGak Game Menetek en ttance | Sau | A similar warrant wan issued fF “There has beon no change of statue to rise atill higher when the form of! yyombors of Mrs, Galt’s family eald| member of the Lawyers’, Democratic, |‘ °!* ena Atorney Rand fied the us ctl italy ved: by Wrana Bones (ose von Pepeh Bee Cont. Ries ' William J. Bryan of “God bless you" 4 aay that the bridal couple will|Raliroad, Opera, Lotos, Turt and Senience to Atlant Sar Ain erreny OF 48 pee eeeiye saneal General here, Crows |e tee a ee eee fame, appeared in the mob stirring |) ...6 immediately after the cere-| Field, Columbla Yacht, Deal Golf anu eS ee LD Ue German Consul General here, © rows |bassy, “since before Seorgigay of about the foot of the ging plank, The big Nebraskan made slow progress to , # > — ey previously was arrested on| of which were overruled, Then the ' previously | Sta charges on conspiracy to destroy! von mony for a long honeymoon journey,|Country and Coney Island Jockey | Lansing notified Ambamemor ] | | is seciing aside of the verdiot, all} Ja | le It He ‘ut n 2 | : ‘i - orff that their recall wat » heir destinatién has been kept|Clubs and the Automobile Club of | y mado the plea for tentency J raotorff th the deck, pauring to make sweeping | secret oven. from members of the | America | Ono your and a- half in Attantal fino others at the request of De {State Department Oiticially | vessels and docks, and was rel a, There will be no change vows and flourishes of his hat, He 1 Andrew Freedman was long clove] Prison was the term posed th s n bail Berlin Government is beard bows and ; u i. . f fs a family Mrs, Galt's mother Is injfriend of Richard Croker, Le is eaii|. mn if y 1 Announces He Will Sail | : ae , oy Was ushered o Ford's reception room personal charge of most of the ar+| that it was through the latter's in-| Morning by Judge Harland B. Howe Howe sald Poeppinghaus n ken aay ; and wae just in time to see Sculptor yj wemonte fluence that he mado hie first for-}jy ye United States Distriet Court ‘ arded aw a conspira - 98 Jcharged in the new cot have asked for no safe com~ Pietro, who thought sailing time had wy, Of GAGuvind @ erareiaes | S024 bite ea het vinlited ‘tha iawaia on Dec. 28, 1 duct from the State Department and arrived, impress @ kist of peace On| juanse will fall. to . ar Se — jupen De. Karl Buens, managing at-) i out his orders. The Ham | we will not do so until Germany has the cheek of Ford, who was too MUCH | ijicf uwiier at the White House, who’ AUGUSTUS PI PITOU DEAD ea bd ” Bemburgrams Amer Lino could not be} a recalled Capt, Boy-Fa and Capt, von taken” by.aurprise and confused by Aan allan (daheluea toe Oh eine Ine; George Kootter, sur rintendls th 1-| WASHINGTON, De ‘Amor t Papen, We n hardly hear from Mi Thotions toBodge the caress erika of Sire, Melia ack Sin, | eREinlae wer Stricken, Phen] Ongineer, bad) AAoO | FL Minister Whitlock inn ‘iinahty Come [Beriin bofore Monday morning. Berton Braley, the poet and cor pee . an tl (DUFIAAMINE Aont, CORN: > Hruseels, Belg . eo walla from| pany, sought f as poasay official was asked *h Contt ae eRe a made it known,| WEST PALM Bia \eavernini nt Cate tt Jthe ¢ 1 f, on t 10| TN vaaiaeentan with aiieeed’ Sioatd yon pe on Riot, aoe one % . | both in offt 8 and among bis |4,—Auguatue Pitou, actor, manage Jin sending out coal and Rotve t was stared |OF Amertoan neutrality by and military attaches would be sent t riends, that it is desired that no gifts | playwright, died at his home near Hobe-| ates ahine ‘ t ‘ 4, 8 rep « — f 1 1s, Was reported to a tit a Am- | round, Fla., to-day, of acute indi 1% Serna). Secale at the State Depar o-|wouxh: refuge on the int from Germany. Tell About It ie = 1 = Hpuesst an puee 4 al a aS ene he Ny 4 sigs ation. | pinghaus, eupercarge ot “ : taken aaa | masted German bark Ottawa, ¢ is “These positions,” he said, “par- es] 4 . [uaeee lors who have ¢ mt ed at the r. Pitou, after closing his active ca: | Berwind, who way found 2 yi e tha’ Aeeautly : + aispataion Md Gor. | #ilite tloularly now on account of the wer, } If you have an article to sell that the|State Department have bean so in-| reer on the sinKe, managed tours form | hia superiors, Wi 1 to ay tthe FANON Would 468) 4 military Kovornor at are very important ones to the Bm- Py public needs, why not tell about ite] FOR J. It is understood this request | nuinber of fi anvey ole | ear and a 0 without t part of oud time, | : ; 12 MILES OF TRENCHES Dassy and ghould be filed, If, ap # 4 yeing sent out through prope ‘ ) ' Sayer Snowden Mar nited States | hud recomend ¢ You know its value, but no one else (0, Ah i si eer through propor cot ate foe New| coate of his trial, ‘Mh GWA ie pourt FAME thal that hie Abierloan. logis ne of the newspapers sugmested e can know it unless you tell hem, How!" Despite this it is expected that ssbonte iby is thely trial, ‘Tua 9 é to substantial, 1 ythe wat of the Tetgtan gov! TAKEN RUSSIANS CLAIM this morning, the allies should’ refuse ae is the great buying public to k oa Prestaent Hla and admirers of the Up-Xtate Hotel Barned reset Mae ee Hae eh to men ae Aer Ferninent at H Btato Wepartment ' safe conducts tg, the sttachan would resident will send gifts, | erta! to The F Ww OE OO An bE Agalost | ciate anid the nd re io das | — om it Mot bo an affront to the Unitedi . where you are locaied, who a are cord aes Wilson of Baltimor, the | yupntRTOWN, Dee aria Ho A notice of api a) PME i dt Rrra araratre ra I i—The 8 Btates?”" 7 what it is you have to sell? 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