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I eC \ ' | i i I ONE CENT in Greater New York an Conrntent, 1917, by The Press Publishing Hudson County, N. 3. TWO CENTS. ‘cisewhere, (The New York World), PRICE} NEW YORK, SATURDAY, ‘JULY 7, “Cirenlation Books Open to All.’’ | 1917. 10 PAGES {ONE CENT In Greater New York and \Medeon County, N. J. TWO CENTS clorwherw PRICE | BERNSTORFF’S SECRET AGENT EXILED; OTHER GERMAN SPIES TO BE DEPORTED + BROOKLYN‘ TRAIN HURLED — R0SEVLT SAKES TO STREET BY COLLISION AT olet nr SWITCH; SCORES NEAR DEATH 2 Cars on Broadway Line Plunge, Col. Roosevelt might have received 35 Feet From Track Near Myrtle} sau» me from Sa Avenue Station—Only Five Are! | Gompers to choose his weap Seriously Hurt. Welcome to Russian Envoys Marred by Colonel’s Attack on Federation Head. But being an en- Mr. to “In days of old.” | tirely different will Gompers the pen or typewriter to snow era, | probably resort more peaceful he feels over what has hep- Fifty passengers had a miraculous escape from. death early to-day show ” when two cars of a Broadway elevated trtin plunged to the street at | Myrtle and Vernon Avenues, Brooklyn. | pened For be it known, the Colonel shook Four persons were seriously | his ample fist under the Gompors The five most seriously | nose in public and said harsh things British General Expeets America To End War Soon London, July 7 “BONE DRY" PLAN DEFEATED: SENATE TO-DAY WIL RATFY VOTE SPARING BEER AND WINE wren HOH WEG TO MAKE CONTINGPNT of 108 A British residents of the United States who have just arrived jn Great Britain to join the British Army was fewed by Gen. Sir Franc Wioyd on the Horse Guards parade. "You are tl to come here join in the whole Ang engage first contingent from America to which the ve is now Lloyd, T Wets Win in Test on Myers| Amendment by Vote of 52 to 34. war tn en BPRS | am absolutely certain that the WASHINGTON, July 7. ~The | |] advent of America will put the “bone-dry" advocates have been de- | final touch to the war and fin- feated in a test vote which will be ish {t quickly.” ratified to-day in the Senate. The vote was AMERICAN TROOPS TODAY, IS REPORT | Germany’s prrgatin ial | Bill Now Reaches $750,- 52 to 34 against an amendment of Senator Myers, Democrat of Mon- tana, to include beers and light wines in the Food Control Bill's prohibition against whiskey. | about the President of the American of Disinterested think only | Federation Labor. observer the intervention pital. (OSSELLO, MICHAEL, 40, No. 259 manhattan Avenue, Bushwick Hos of friends spoiled what might have been an exciting fist fight burt and practically all the others slightly injured. tal, It came a® the climax of New York's COOPERMAN, ABRAHAM, 20, * TECUARE WOMEN vow cranes venom KILLED CRIPPLED 1897 Bergen Street, Bushwick Hos 420LDMAN, ISADOR, 35, No. 367 Ver- | welcome to the Russian War Mission at Carnegie Hall last night. The au- | dience was large and the visitors had been impressed with the peaceful, sin- An important question will be set- of “ARE GIVEN SECTION | 000,000 a Month. tled to-day—that preventing dis- Uller liquors and spirits now in bond) LONDON, July 7,—-According from being withdrawn for beverage | German authorities at The Hague, Im purposes, A proposition to forbid the | Perial Chancellor von Bethmann importation of distilled liquors was | Hollweg's speech In the Reichstag to permanently written into the bill. |4a¥ will contain declarations of such) Gay, pedlinig Hi Has Alread Coupled with this was one to prevent | Nquors being withdrawn for use as | @ nature that they will serve as a Studied Ground and Is Pre- basis for peace negotiations, the cor- a BANKERS AND BUSINESS MEN ACTIVE IN KAISER’ BEHALF INN. ¥. ARE TO BE INTERNE |Diplomatic Corps in Washington to Be Swept Free of Alien Suspects— Others Will Follow Schaafhausen; Attached to Swiss Embassy. UNCENSORED WIRELESS TO SPAIN IS WATCHED WASHINGTON, July 7.—The enforced departure from this coun. ly of brag Schaafhausen, whom Count von Bernstoff had retained by | the swt ss Legation when the United States severed diplomatic relations | with Germany, and the internment of prominent German agents in New | York, are only the first of a series of drastic moves by which the State | Department hopes to purge America of alien enemies, : | Schaafhausen’s notice to leave is the first tangible result of five venue, Bushwick Mospital. | t J beverage, which first was carried 45) Vo ondent of th Sentral News nared to Assign Regiments, hylan eeeetY Wat eeaeiA Gans | | cere greoting they had received every to 40, but later was hung up for set- | SPondent the Central bi pared to Assign Regime | months of patient investigation by Government agents. He will sail on . + ° where, They did not suspect that the tlement to-day . | ubles, taeecrenaraei te ha NEFA / " tle Avenue, St. Catherine's Hospital. punch" was to come at the end: oli ‘rhe @enate recessed last night after! This chahged attitude, it ia waid, te}: PARIM, duly %~The training bases |e Norwegian liner Christianifjord, With him will be other German All are yaad con nes bis nlaee —>— perfect day, Neither did the thous-| 4 five-hour debate, leaving the section | te outcome of the conviction that for the American troops in France! “ ve been on Dr. Ritter’s staff. : 1 ible fractur but It is be- : ands of others at the mass meetin of ‘ood 0 the liquor | hopes of a separate peace ) Russia | | tis Werstood 4 t yernimet il feted hey will recover \Police Have Been Unable to) ‘the colonel was the central f ahi ee a fol ee Ser a ibanained ane it4 6 in tend, | Dave) been established and are ready I - hy Fiat hidian sebisicd whe am ou ok te ri C 6 Colonel was the central fe question as follows nUxt vandoned, and that, Instead, ye toward certain Austrian subjects who are a e Swi i Others treated by ambulance eur Find Body, but Hold of this meeting of welcome. Mayor That from and after thirty |a Rusglan offensive must be met jfor occupancy, They include avia- ¥ - ject ‘0 are also on the Swiss Legation geons were: th % Ty Mitchel introduced him as “the fore-! days from the date of the ap- Another Central News despatch| tion, artillery, infantry and medical| ‘ll. ‘ BACHTER, SAMUEL, 24; No. 1156 je two, st private citizen of our country. proval of this act, no person shall from The Hague says that the Chan-|pasog —————-——@ + Schaafhausen is a German subject, De Kalb Avenue. : 252 OS ere were cheers for “Teddy.” ‘The use any foods, fruits, food ma- cllor’s declaration will be definite, | >, ne iin Annas ‘ FRENCH SUBMARINE formerly employed by Count von DECKTASKAS, PETER, 35; No. 392) st. JOHNSBURY, Vt, July 7 added, “there are many of us| terjals or feeds in the production and will refer not only to Russia, but} a: BAER .OF, he battle front event Hernstorff tn a confidential capacity Sumpted Street. Charges will be made to-day against| “49 Would gladly follow his leader- of distilled liquors, except for » the Entente Allies and America as | ually to be occupied by the Ameri- TORPEDOE! BY U BOA | While his precise connection with the FOLEY, JAMES, 38; No. 40 Aberdeen vy. isis tay Hickw and her neigh. |3uP on the fleld of battle.” More governmental, industrial, manu- | woll jeans has been decided upon by the D jembassy and his activities in Berii- eine eee ae eae area "| cheers. Somebody asked "What's the! facturing, scientific or medicinal The Copenhager respondents | military authorities and approved by | aint storff's Interest have always bev: 1GAAG, SACOM O81 No. 1112 Buchs | 99" Bre vin Rennlatan, wae, natter with Teddy? and the crowd! purposes: nor shall there be tm- [cable that the Reichstag Soclalists|Major Gen, Pershing, who has thor-| yi) ihe (Officers and Part of the|™ore or less of a mystery, he was Sie Avenue, jcording to confessions said to have| said “Noth after which ‘the Col- ported into the United States | will make their support of the new |oughly covered the around. sec Barta rae supposed to have assivted von Paper KATZELISH, J., 54; No. 511 Sack- | been made to the county authorities, | onel slepE forward with his mana- during the said war any distilled {way joan dependent upon the situa The location is a military secret Crew erish as Ariane and Roy in the perfection of dome man treet. choked: and Killed élghteyearcola| crip spirits; no distilled Mquors or |tion developed by the peace debate, {and no actual time has been spect Goes Down. of thelr so-called military plans. R, FRANK, 20; No. 15 Thur- | oiive Bradshaw, a cripple from infan-| COLONEL STARTS ROW: LACKS) spirits now in bond in the United | und will refune to vote further money |fed for American participation 08) 1 Aiis july 7,—The submarine| BERNSTORFF'S | CONFIDENTIAL man Avenue. cin Galahad Gssauha 4a Meia FACTS, SAYS GOMPERS. States shall during the existing {ror the prosecution of the war unless|the Aghting front. ).] Ariane was torpedoed and sunk by| AID PERMITTED TO REMAIN. M'KENNA ,ARTHUR, 81; No, 116/ ‘le Paralysis, because “she we | But he first departed from his pre-| War be withdrawn to be used 4% | certain conditions are met The battalion of United Lipa or German boat in the Mediter-| When Bernstorff was sent home he Palmetto Street. bother." ‘The women are now 1! pared text and denounced the recent| @ beverage. “What a shocking amount of misery} era that took part tn the Independ-) 7 sung 49, according to an of-|caused Schaffhausen to be retained ® -PLATNER, MAX, 30; No. 633 War- | custody race riots In Kast St. Louis, saying, While the chief provision of this} .nq distreas would have been spared|enc® Day enWeranon, 1s Faris De ficial announcement of the Ministry] by Dr. Rftter, the Swiss Minister, whe wick Street, Mystery 1s added to the case by the! that before this country began to falle| PeCH ee Siar sarod emencments the world {f Germany's enemies had | > iy training at {ts per of Marine {has since been recalled because this i. of libel nd stica to othe: ad been offered to it in the Senate] ) a4 . % praeee » of. | cum . pre i | caswadiada aa (nica as RUBBELL, ALVION, 19; No. 147! seappoarance o 1a's body, The | Of liberty and justice to othere It| eevain, tt ia probuble that the | .xreed (© the magnanimous peace of-|°Attion Rayna! Bolling of the Ameri-| All of the officers and part of the| Government looked upon him as being Weirfield Street. ae ae soe sat wnore, |2Rowld wee that ything was in, Will t Fi oe eee t [fer of the Emperor William and Mis) o4n Alreraft Production Board of[ciew perished, Nine men were naved,|oxtremely pro-German, Schaffhausen SCHELLHEIMER, HENRY, 38; po- *”* rn pre a rock heres | order in its use, ‘Then he fin-| Senate w to-day take from iti c.. to nad @ peace which would pre- sini 5 aL ho} ‘The normal comp! t of the| was supposed to be so familiar with Viceman, attached to Inspector Bo- | according to one of the women, the) ished his propared speech end Mr,|the provision prohibiting the with-| serve tha honor and interests of ali|{* CouncH of National betcush, Win) nt ate the war was twenty. the routine affairs of the Germaa Lim- land's staff, ody was placed, but without result, |Gompers was introduced j drawal BF existing stores of whiskey |nations,” was the startlingly humor- Tdusilon nad tases ks one of we\ sever |bussy that he would be of great as- The three-car train was making its| ‘The little girl was the daughter of | The labor leader agreed with the) Now in bond, ous remark of the President of the] | + stad > sistance to the Swiss Mini e as OB ae i i embers of an aircraft commission, | nister, to last trip at 1.45 A.M. to Rockaway in| John M. Bradshaw, a painter, whose |C20nel and said he w a yield to] cae oa ee orm iy Nquor Pro-| Reichstag in opening Its session, @P-|arrived in Paris to-day. Before com MAYOR GOES ON VACATION: whom the embassy’s affairs were charge of Motorman Frederick Davis | jome is in the city’s outskirts. On the |20M¢ in expressing detestation of acts Maasai Ai caee a will, oon parently forgetting that Wilhelm’s|ing to France he spent some time in| ' turned over, of No, 968 Decatur Street and Con- | death of his wife, Bradshaw employed |° Vislence aera poe oh en probipit | nagnanimous offer consisted of peace] England. | “SOMEWHERE IN AMERICA” Recent developments have satis- ductor John Phillips of No. 62/Misy Hicks as housekeeper, The au-|. “t Wish 1 had brought with me’ Pees acne, a “9 Wie are | which would have had the Allies bow- —_ | fled the Administration that military Woscher Street, There were few pas- |thorities say Miss Hicks admits hav. |%® Went on, telegram I received facorasine se i Mel adden He ne ling thelr necks to Wilhelm's tron OR HOUGHTON IN PERIL 5 emmy asirge nee fl necessity should not be tempered ey aengers in the first car and none tn |ing planned with Mrs, Kenniston a | Just this evening from the Secretary | Pe jyageetta ci yoeage Ay sph heel " eplies “When | Get Back” When] diplomatic delicactes. the last, The middle car was crowded. kk ago for the giti's death | of the Federation of Labor in Illinois} de existing stock tis ana: & aan a Rance Ea ékad Whe He Wil | ‘The Swiss Legation has the pety : week I's dea eco . " but make no mention of wines and ims © | 0 Asked When He Will A five-car “dead” train was belng| ‘The father was first told that the | Pain idea bbe ; 1 Ae ns beers, oer eae mies mean the disruption and de Return eg halboaget ores regi oa emitched from the express to the cnild had wandered away, Later he | "2 Only the labo eS Oe an uction of Germany and ber allies j mal thines an employee like Schaat- a ater h A the C The resul « est ; | bly local tracks one hundred feet east of! jecame suspici and caused tho | @ul# but @ member « hamber| } but inet thin th s the usual |Jumps From His Carriage Time fu Mitchel will start on his vace-| »ausen probably would not have ac; a jaused th ; , ell uch forecast the final dectsic ! ny ri the Myrtle Avenue station, ‘Three! housekeeper to be questioned jof Commerce there well, who { Wee eraa vara ihravare uewar & eis » eine tion late thia afternoon cess to co okd in a le n, but Pe en ce evap over te lie aie be questioned ‘by the} those who were bringing the|the Senate to-day _ precipitated | duty t EA Pape dae nd) and Heroic Policeman Stof Where are you going?” he wus asked| the fa naing that this Govern- perth ce no, | Sherift. Both women are said to have) coiorea men from the South that they| ne of the most spirited debates) defend Germany's future, ¢ ven Infuriated Horse last night ment fears that bis presence might ewitch when the three-car train, €- |agreed that Mrs. Kuston choked the | wore to be brought there to under-| Staged in that body in several years. |{t may se | >mewhere in America,” replied the] placo him in @ position to assist ing In te sanre direction, ran headon while Miss Hicks struck her over| mine the white workers. Yet thou. The “bone-dry" Senators made re-| According to Deutsche Tages-| Police Commissioner Woods probabil | Mayo Sclas So iadee Ge are rt * neAC olub. Wate 4 ig : : | zeit Tolfes ‘ein will be ked to-d py the Rev. Di uu return?” me aang into the fourth car. head with @ club | sands were brought in and had not a| Peated efforts to expand the scope of | Zeitung, Wolfgang Heine, a well) i be asked to day easel ek When will you return?” Switzerland for transmission to Ber- The impect of the collision sent ——_———-_-—— | place in which to lay thelr heads. The| 1t 60 as to include wines and beers|known Reichstag Deputy, speaking | George ¢ larke Houg F “When I get back.” (This with a] ii). the first car of the three-car train pose thing was an exercise of ty.| Pd arbitrarily order the confiscation |at Cologne, said he recently had @|Church of the Transfiguration, known} emite.) crashing to the street on its side. SOLDIERS IN MOSCOW | rannte ng ike that whlch’ go, [0f whtakey already manufactured |convereation with the Imperial Chan- |4# the “Lattle Chur rhe e “Will you say before leaving It/you| SUSPECT FREQUENT MESSAGES Mow Se few passengers in jt os sted in old Russia.” | They were defeated on the first propo-|cellor and a8 a result he could tell /Ner) to commend Holloman kr intend to run a ‘esis fa | THAT ARE GOING © SPAIN. caped death in the thirty-five-foot GET 82 500 FROM ROOT Ho tintehed his speech and before! #ition by @ combination of Repuu- mm that the Chaneeller le wrepared |" St teeta. coer Dr, Houshs\oaes hia with @/ Reports that the Btate Department plunge is a mystery, unless it wa ed se he Mayor cou ntroduce Russtan |!icans and Democrat conclude peace without annexation ila Ga ons . ee ident Dowling of the Massa calle i turbed be poy ot ihe resented due to the fact that it was a steel A i A mhasandon aubaetieh (whe wen] ae oes me it looked as if the) in the weet or east and without! + irth Street, just west of sdway. | Aldermen will be Aoting Mavoe uring! 2, rerum ee tes sh “ car, Head of American Mission to Russia ready to make his prepared apesch, | Madority of the Senate would repudi-| indemnities Gn Haughton tunend st 8 Ihr Te absence, The Mayor would| Bulxarian diplomatic staffs are ae The second car went down in a, Formally Thanked by Mayor | 7rad¥, to make to the frong | te the agreement reached Thursday) A new war appropriation bill cail-| riage when the horse 1 nanage-|huve to be away thirty days berore|°redited here, | | sae vertical position, remaining sus- of City of the platform, said he wanted | *© dispose of the entire liquor propo- | ing for $3,750,000,000 came up for dis- | able, escaping injur) Ale ee eee ree aorsteca| mation being sent to Germany ts > for: . on the . af pla i " sania. eichstag 1 sda The horse became mtened the| potatment or remova' 8 understoo Dantes with the forward end on th -ETHOG : rd more, and was again cheered, |S!tion some time to-day, ‘This|cussion tn the Reichstag Thursday.) The horse became frightened at the) Kivinent ch will take an extensive | reaching Berlin because of the faulty / idewalk and the other hooked onto} PETROGRAD, July 7.—Elihu Root, |” ha naid | threat would have undoubtedly been|Count von Roedern, Secretary of the roar of elevated re! ase. bess | motor trip and spend @ day or two 4t| system of censorship covering out. e elevated sturcture. t was a|head of the American mission to Rus- On a8 BAN Pie i to if Senator Cummins| Treasury, eald the monthly expendi-| bolted. Policeman jzed the! the Plattsburg camp. Balt steel ana halt wooa ae | gia, has given $2,600 to the soldiers of| “1 @M not willing that @ meeting | PUt Into effect if Senator Cumming Whboap dl Fobruary to May wae $750,. |*nimal's bridle and was dren | it leo. ae | going messages, Tho State, War and eel and half wood car, tee bos , He : called to commemorate the birth of | 2 f had not agreed to a modifica- | tu ni y May *“|than twenty feet, The frix horse | Navy Departments are now working The passengers were thrown head- | Moseoy Sil ™ forme y thanked oe vooracy in Russia shall even seem (tin vf the provision forbidding | 000,000, munitions and interest Day-| ny aie teeth in Tesler's erm, inflict KAISER REACHES VIENNA. | on @ acheme to perfect this censets Jong to the end of the car resting on| pee iag gh ¢ Mayor, E to have expressed or to have accept: | the withdrawal from bond of exist-|inents being responstble for the! ing « deep wound | be. al | ship system, and they have invited Aho street, On top of them piled seats] Charles R. Cran and Joh A et eee te ee the brutal infant i 6 of whiskey for beverag cane ——.— Empress With Him om Visit to! the Allied Governments to assist. an jects The e almost | ‘ on attended the election ” D strian Emp le’ nd other objects. They were « Rt auaaeet eae Aes mposed on colored people. arp Mailscheusin Maan Death #100,000,000 More Is Loaned to the ; Aostrian Emperor, It is believed that before another atl too badly stunned or injured abel anon: 4 Shop yearn persn ted the Che proposit was attack AMSTBRDAM, Jul ~ re ICH, July 7 A despaich week has passed this outgoing cem- get out, and Polleemen Seheifer and Soripeey Sisonad in the et me crowd Fronted ita aps | Gidea suain'y was ct 5 be Dan iivalinaiok Maaas WASHINGTON, Jul A , 6 Garcieh wma sorship will be so tight that It can- Rauch did good work assisting them States, was named Metropoll- COlone ered unconstitutional and further t Mae oe Wethacucnea Gs war loan of ad tn eA lan ©AP!| not be punctured by German agents. Ambulances were sent from all the - of ranvgy? by popular vote, 17 aacatian taait not a mere Cause It would not only deprive ral at Halal le dangercusty (ede to sn be. Lnnperor cherles ana Communication to Spain will preb- hospitals Yin tiat part of Brook! PODRLER AP " Government of rm approxima a at hope of his recovery the total « Naries G09) ably be first investigated. The Gey> word,” went on 1, bringing Just aw the last of the injured p SPE Pat inching the t!n6 $800,000,000 but made no provision tren abandoned $410,000,000 and >. ernment knows that there are many : ee for the disposal of such stocks or re as a American loans pereor indoreed plants in Spain, and the ' y (Continued on Second Page.) nd Page.) (Wontinued on & \ kv hGTE, §1,808,000,000. a ImQursementa of the owners of them, nous fim finiteness sore mon | Metnrononmad is Yohmar, REAL Oy" Com Germans a undoubtedly are com: