HB
'h
s&fl&t'SKjai.
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INSULTED AND AFRAID
TO BE SEEN ON STREET,
IDAREEHI'SAWRED"
Sad-hearted Girl, in Own
Words, Tells How Be
trayer Tried to "Buy Her
for So Much Cash," and
His Mother Scorned Her.
TORPEDO EXPORT PROHIBITED
Judge's Decision Keeps American Se
crets Out of Europe.
NEW TORK, Jun 9 Amrle,' tor
pedo secrets uro ar toddy, following
a decision of Judga Coxe, of the United
8Ute Circuit Court of Appeal, restrain
Inr the B. W. 131)18 Company from sell
ing their torpedo output to Torelgu
Powera.
The court held that any devices or lm-
in torpedoea must bo Kept
irsnerale Pankl e glunto a, Trento am
da. domenlca per ptendervl II comanao dl
nn'rtnfltA. Aiistriflrn. Tst nrovlen da!
fronts rusd Una quantlta' midrevote
dl trupp tedeache sono aneho atAto con
centrate a Trento o nel dlatretto clrco
atante Sul frflnte orientate (til austrlaci vanno
rlnforzando la llnea Helt'Isonio, dove gia
sono In corao Importantl combattlmentl.
Ivl gll Austrlaci atanno traiportando
grossl pestl dl attlrlleria che erano lm
plegatl flnora contro la Iluesla.
ITn dlapacclo da Udln dice che l for
Itallano dl Invasions sono ora Impegnato
In una aceanlta battaglla o che questa el
CIRCUS TO MOVE NIGHTLY
provementa In toraedoea must ba
within this country The Judco auggeated avolcre all die ncl dlntoml dl Oradlica,
. . . . L- . . . - I
me neeti or a uovemment plant ror I
manufacturing munltlona o that the
secret could be better protected.
"Ed Bragged About What Ho
Had Done Boys on the Cor
ners Would Say Things as I
Went by That Made Me
Hang My Head for Shame."
tDA math's own story.
Bereft of her mother at an early age
and saddled with the caret of a household
and the brinotna un of her two young
brothtrt, Ida Rlehl, the Kensington girl I
who that down Edward Hauptfuhrer on I
May tt, killed him becaute, the declaret, I
ne woina not make pood hit promise to
marry her, although the was to become a
mother. Is onlu fust beginlng to pay the
penalty for her deed. In the fall her baby
will be born. Hoon after that It is expected
the child-mother will be brought to trial
on the accusation of second degree murder,
for tenich the 1 now out on ball. In the
home of her benefactor, whose unequaled
charity hat been the subjeet of much
comment, the girl, with the ingenuousness
and absence of self-conscloUsness so char
acteristic of her, narrated the details
Which led up to thn grim climax of hr
relationship with Hauptfuhrer. The fol
lowing Is the poignant story as she told it.
L'ATTACCO GENERALE
SULLA LEVEA NEMICA
DATOLMINOALMARE
Battaglia Furiosissima
Lungo il Fiume Isonzo.
L'Artiglieria Tuona An-
cora nelle Alpi Dolo-mitiche.
By IDA RIEHL
Hd got out on 11000 ball. We had a
meeting nfter that In hla lawyer's office,
anil both his lawyer and the one my
fathor had engaged ndvlsed marriage
My lawyer said It would bo bent for mo
and his lawyer said It would be best for
him.
But still Kd and his father held back
iiien tney offered Dad money. I think
It was something like I7C0 or S00. Some
how or other they figured It out accord
Inc to law that this Is all a man has to
pay In a case llkn mine.
Dad got furious, lhe Idea of tho
Huptfuhrers trying to buy me off with
money made him almost sick. He told
them ho wasn't a white slaver, to sell
ma little girl for so much cash, and so
tne meeting broke up.
After that Ed went around the streets
taming smart about no one being able
to keep him In Jail. Several people vho
-". uo mo mora toia me how he was
xaixlng.
BOASTED TO HIS FRIENDS.
That wasn't the worst of It. He brag
ted about what he had done to me. too.
I Knew this, because tho boys on the
cornera would say things as I went by
ih!LW0U!d.7ake me han W hd for
S"!1"' "?.d. fc" ! d ufr. agonies won-
--.... .,,. ulBjr wcro goms ,0 tQ
mo next.
tho lawyer's ofllco to talk to Ed's mother.
lie thought that, being a woman, she
?M"' m "ay f things. Hut sh0
told Dad Bhu didn't want Ed to marry
S!.?n?M e,,l8t of " mo' She aid she
dldnt think anything like that would
r?m.9i li0 h," ,1!Hm"y- She snId 'o had
raised her family and ralsd It right
Dad said l.c didn't think anything like It
ihif i,-i. i . . . Ian"'y- ""her. and
that ho had tried to jalso his right, too.
She seemed to think that I had dona all
lny "" "u v"at ncr "oy hadn't done
P- Things got worse. Ever time my aunt
tiiqm that hod marry mo soon, and every
tlmh he d seo mo by myseir he'd go back
on His word and say ho was never going
to marry me, X was almost crazy wonder
inp what I was going to do
And then on Haturday when I hadn't
yeen Ed for a long time I went out to
look for htm. 1 thought If I took Dad's
him a I ttlfl I went to his house and
asked his little brother where he wo.
.ho said Ed was working on the wagon
at the depot.
HOMA, 9 Qlugno.
Le forte Italians die sono agll ordlnl
del generalo Lulgl Cadorna o che operano
contro 1'Austrla nella vallo dcll'lsonzo
hanno Inlzlato I'attacco generalo contro
lo poslzlonl fortHlcato austrlacho nd est
dl quel flume. L'attncco si svlluppa nd
una dozzlna dl putl da Tolmlno nl maro,
dovunquo lo truppe Itallano del Cienlo
han potulo gottaro del pontl, sul quail
passano contlnuamcnto 1 regglmcntt oho
sono lanclatl all'nttncco.
Un comunlcato del Mlnlstcro della
Gucrra dire oggl:
"Nol premlnmo II ncmlco lungo tutto
It fronto dell'Isonzo. Importantl rlsultatl
sono da nttendcrsl tra brcvo "
tin plroscafo grcco carlco dl vlvcrl o
stato catturato oggl dallo navl da guerra
Itallano nicntre tentava dl foraro la
lino del blocco nell'Adrlatlco. 1 vlvcrl
irano dcstlnatl a Trieste.
Notlzlo dal fronte dl battaglla dlcono
che gll Itntianl hanno guadagnato da duo
n scl mlglia dl nuovo tcrrltorlo sul fronto
che si stende tra Caporetto ed II Oolfo
dl Trieste, nella provlncla dl Uorlzla. L.a
battaglla e' dlventata plu' vlolenta at
torno a Tolmlno. sul flume Isonzo. dovo
gll austrlaci sono straordlnarlamento
fortlflcatl.
I violent! attacchl degll Itallanl hanno
Indebollto lo llnee austrlacho tra Hon
tencro o Tolmlno, coslcche' si crcde che
la caduta dl Tolmlno nnn ' Innlnnn.
Tolmlno sorge nolla vallata dell'Isonzo
vlclno alia confluenza dell'Idrla con quel
flume, ed essendo clrcondata da montagne
posslede una buona dlfesa naturale. Im
cltta' e' a qulndlcl mlglia da Civldale o
no aitrcttanto da uorlzla, ma ad nppena
otto mlglia da Caporetto In un seml
cerchlo a nord dl Tolmlno si trovano
Monte Nero, Monte Vagltnln, Monte
Vohn c Monte Hradlco. Ad occldento
Inveco o' Monte Cucco. che ell austrlnrl
hanno assal bene fortlflcato La llnea
ferrovlarla che porta a Trento da sud-est
passa per Tolmlno, c questo fatto nu
menta l'lmportanza strateglca della clt
tadlna. SI apprendc cho trunne n c.innonl tfrta.
chl sono statl Invlatl a Trento per dlfen
dero quella cltta' contro gll Itallanl cho
avanzano ora In dlrezlone di Hovcreto o dl
Trento Un sud e da nord-est.
Nella rcj,lone dl afadlsca sono conrtn-
Ctatl i cntnhnttfmontl 11 .lnA. ti
- ........... u, (ittici; dl Bi4
cne gll austrlaci hanno eHtpnivnmnr.
MOBILE EMULAZIONE.
tin eorrlspondente che ha potuto avvi
clnarel notevolmentc al fronts dl battaglla
descrlve come le truppe Italians del Cienlo
vadano gradualmente forllflcando II terrl
torlo conqulstato net Trentlno, o come le
altre truppe slano rlusclte a trasportare
I loro cannonl da 73 mllllmetrl su alture
che II nemlco nveva trascurato dl pro
teggere perche le rlteneva Inaccesslbltl.
Un altro elemento dl suceexso e' I'enuila
zlone cho si e' stabltlta tra le truppe
Itallano ilcllo dlverso arml, coslcche mii
Alplnl, che senza dubblo sono 1 mlgllorl
soldatl dl montagna dell'Europa, rlvaleg
glano fraternamento con I Bersagllerl, la
cul fama non o' inferlore a quena aegu
Alplnl. E la fanterla dl llnea rlvaleggla
con I due vecchl regglmentl dl Granatlerl
Coloro che ad una gar a dl equltazlono
In I..ondra rlsero dl quanto facova la
cavallerla Itallana dlcendo che si trat
tava dl gluochl ncrobatlcl, dovrebbero
esscro qui per vedcre quello che tutta
la cavallerla Itatlana fa. Questl soldatl
dl cavallerla saltano preclplzll, passano
fluml a guado, glacche' I pontl sono statl
dlstruttl dagll austrlaci, e non un solo
cavallo resta Indletro. lo II ho vlstl
sallre su roccle o scendero preclplzll
quasi perpendlcolarl, como altrettantl
gnttl o scolattoll. E quello che e" notevolo
o' cho In questa cavallerla sono glovanl
ed uomlnl dU'arlstocrazIa che flno a
poco tempo fa npparlvano at borghesl
soltnnto como Interessatl nella cnccla alia
volpo o ncl dlvertlmentl. Un'attra cosa
notovolo o' lo splrlto dl fratellanza che
si osserva tra ufllclall o soldatl, senza cho
pcrclo' la dlsclpllna ne soffra menoma.
mente.
Gentry Brothers Will Show in Differ
ent Parts of City for a Wcck
A circus tht moves every night will
spend a week In this city starting next
Monday, when Gentry Brothers' trained
animal ahowa will open at $7th and Mar
ket streets following a parade. Two
shows dally will bo given, one at 2 o'clock
In the afternoon and tho other at 8 In
the evening.
Brother. fIREMAN DRAGGED TO DEATH
have been In Philadelphia for U yefl!". - . w dg
wop Jiimii iw" "- --
Thl Is the nrst time '!tr.t.y
They have the largest collection or trained
animals In the country. Sixteen cars ars
required to transport thert. Their Tues
day stand will be at 36th and Somerset
streets, and the rest of the schedule
Is: Wednesday, Tork road and Louden
street! Thursday, Chelten avenue and An-
derson street, dermantown. Friday, ism
street and Hunting Park avenue, and Sat
urday, 63th street and Chester avenue,
After Horsca Take Flight.
YORK, Pa., June O.-WIIIIam E. Bush,
driver of the engine of the Rescue Firs
Company, was killed white responding to
art alarni shortly before midnight last
night- "While mounUng tho apparatus tho
horses mado a dash for the street and ha
was thrown on his face and dragged
nearly a square over the brick p
ilia Brtuii wfjs iinriureq and he H
th way to tho hospital His i.,,
...... ,nA. ft... 4--. . . 4al
weio UDl lllab LCM.III I'rtA k .1
horses wera stopped by other nreweJll
German Captives Reach Kiev
PETROORAD, Juno 9. Enormon
Tiers of captured Germans contlm..
--V. irUv. Rlrv h.atn .. ""u!"l
tralnloads of searchlights, bomb thr
and machine frufts, taken from th
mans, have also arrived. "
POUT OP PHILADELPHIA
Berks
didn't
'"WHERE IS ED7"
I went down to the dennt at ia -..
m ---. - r . . " w J.
ov.coi.. ii waa raining and I
have any umhrlt tt . ..
ih?iu ??t S.,1! ,Wa'iad.f?,r hlm' Somehow
I :elt If I could only tulir nnri ni. m.
him a little I might get him to marry
me. But Ed wasn't there. I walked back
&n.'8 0USe' ani1 when x sot to the. dairy
Louis Fertlg- was standing there. I asked
him where Ed was. He said, "Around the
Si? mI J afked. h,m p,ea" "Si S3
that Ida wanted to speak to him.
ma he MfdfrUnd n1 ,he mlnuto he 8aw
"Look here, Ida. I don't want you to
come around here bothering me, because
domw1th u. ' haVe anyth,nB ,noro "
.hH?,"lalmea".w?at . and I
''But Ed". I begg,SUhm.r"ou are not
SSX r SS?. m bear thla ffiE
He said he didn't care who bore It hut
tS8beehrmaSJhrUBh- l was " abou
w?.j s !l,m some mor8 "hen he turned
and" ,P" '" nr race X s "d
Ida RIehl broke oft here. Overcome at
Ifauptfuhrer. about h.n i. '... WB.
aya ho still thinks with affection h
Could not continue her story. ' he
The remembrance of her fllirhf mm
h p.ot wher? he last talked w th Ua
the memory of the pack of men T,
nd children who chased after "hi?nke
hungry wolves on h t,-i. ". r.i,K.e
.Ualry' ,the "collection of her rln to
the hospital where Mauptfunrer lav dvlnS
with two gunshot wounrti ,L w'M n
L?Ls.rsr
Voom proved tocTSSS or IS. ,n coun-
Vl-nuntd by the fate that has overtaken
her and terror-stricken at the grim Vutu
Which awaits her. she la trying her test
U respond to the advances Zde by thi
good people who are doing everything
In their power to prepare her for hf
double ordeal which awaiu her In the
fall, when her baby will be born ? and
ehe will be called upon, should the Grand
Jury so decide, to answer the acousatiM
f manslaughter, on which charge lh,
now out on iMOO ball. ,a
loruucato la cltta' dl Mnnfnlm,,,. i,. -
sul Golfo dl Tanzano, a i mlglia dal flumo
Isonzo. a a mlslla ad est dl Cervlgnano
ed a 5 mlglia a sud dl Oradisca.
Sulle Alpl Trentlne contlrfu scnz.
tregua II vlotento duello dl artlgllerla.
IL DIRIQIBILE DISTRUTTO.
SI apprende essere vera la notlzla della
dlstruzlone del dirlglblle itallano cho
avova fatto un raid su Flume, altra Im
portant base navale auttrlaca suIl'Adrl
atlco. Dopo aver bombardato quella cltta'
nonostanto II vlolento fuoco del cannonl
austrlaci. il dirlglblle faceva rltorno alia
sua base. Esso pero' era stato colplto.
vr cm aovctte atterrare nell'loola dl
Lussln. dove l'equlpagglo fu fatto prlglo
nlero dagll austriacl. Gll Itallanl potet
tero dlstruggere 11 motoro del dirlglblle
tiriiua ui eiaere lattl prlglonlerl.
Notlzle da fonto privata glunte al
Mlntstero delta Guerra dlcono che II
dirigible, che era II Cltta" dl Ferrara.
avea fatto cadere una quantlta' dl
bombe sulla fabbrlca dl munlzloni della
cltta" dl Flume e eugll stablllmentl ch
mlcl, bombardano pol anche le navl che
erano ancorate nel porto,
RINFORZI AL NEMICO.
Notlzle da Innsbruck dlcono che" gll Rus-
triad hanno ricevuto n contlnuano a
r cevere rlnforzl o che si preparano per-
clo a reslstere atl'Invaslone Itallana. Il
Vessels Arriving Today
Sir. Ancona Itl ), Napls, etc, puienEers
tnd mcrchnndlsf. Italia l.lno
. Str. Eianger (N'or.), Danes, sugar, Munaon
ilno.
.Str Norbotlch (Scd ), Narvik, ore, L.
AVtBtergaard & Co
Str. rawiif. New Tork, merchandise, Clyde
fitcAmahlp Compan
Str. Manaurl (llr ), Calcutta, merchandise,
Caller, Davis & Co.
Str Frankly (Br.), Newport Newa, ballatt.
Str. Aagot (Ur.). Havana, sugar. Munaon
Line
. Str. Jooey (Dan.). New York, ballast, Munaon
Line.
Str. Cornlnj?. Eavona. ballaat. Joaeph C.
Gabriel.
8chr. P. A. Allen. St. John, N. B., laths.
A. D. Cummins & Co.
Steamships to Arrive
FTtEIQJIT.
Name From. 6alld.
Mansurl Calcutta April A
City of Delhi Calcutta April 0
.'a!lby Bjtona April 10
;;":. J ofiiwiun April i
Uratland i-evllle sUy a
Polaretjernan Shields May It
Mancheater Mariner. ..Manchester May IS
Kfn,aa Jio, MaylS
Sllva Huetva May 10
Virginia. Chrlstlanla Maya.1
SJoestnl Macordla May 27
Ulltonhall 8pe2la May IT
nronwen Loulaburg May 23
Feliciana Iindon May 20
llarstad Snmn rA.i
Oeorire Tyman Marseilles MaySO
Wangor Danes June 1
Ilnsebnnk Kpezla ...June 2
HAinfnrn Jucarn June 2
Manchester Miller ... .Mancheater ....June S
Nackncsa Oaheaton June 7
Steamships to Leave
PASSENOBn.
Name. For. Date.
Amona. Naples June 11
FltEIOHT.
Name. For. Date.
napldan Ilth June 10
Conrnd Mohr nersen June 10
Virginia Copenhagen . ...June 10
Feliciana London June in
Manchester lnentor... Mancheater ....June 12
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He Girl Who Had No God
Tho Blggint Story Ever
Written by
MARY ROBERTS
RINEHART
fteriaa Saturday, June 12,
in the
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e
Versus
cies
FACT is a real state of things. FALLACY is an appar
ently genuine but really illogical statement or argument.
AvemgeSavJngc
for
20St,Ucs
-n-
10 Dry 5 lOWot
toBWtelOJO
ON APRIL 21 last there appeared In two Philadelphia papers a plausible
looking yet FALLACIOUS-nrray of figures that were calculated to make
people believe the government cost of supporting liquor in this city aggregated
more than three million dollars a year, being more than the revenue derived from
liquor taxes in a year. The intent of these figures was to make it appear that in
States where the $ale of liquor was licensed social conditions were worse than
those under Prohibition. Turning the light of FACTS' upon this misleading data,
however, exposes the FALLACY of the entire tabulation.
THE DOCUMENT in question was based upon mere assertion, as inquiry made
clear that it was impossible to get authentic information from department
heads for the figures that were used to prejudice the public against the liquor
industry. In view of the FACT, too, that this printed data was placed upon the
desk of each State Assemblyman as a "last card" campaign effort, on the day
that the vote was taken on Local Option, its purpose was as questionable, in com
mon propriety of politics, as the figures were misleading.
FIRST among the bald assertions made by these Prohibition compilers was,
Police Bureau In a year, one-half the sum was chargeable to drink because 53 per cent, of the arrests made were of intoxi
cated persons.
T00.?? tkkJALLACY it is only necessary to state that the Police Department of Philadelphia comprises 3800
eT.n nMP in r V ?' a . ,or arunKenness by each patrolman 15 in a year, or little
A (o??rSfee. in PhL iw?h,l 6 coraP""". q"tion was, that 80 per cent, of the cost of supporting the Home
drink . Thf. Assertion w,i i&t '! per "nt: ,f ,,he ?5 ol conducting the General Hospital, was due to excessive
in Told age or through ZhlrmlZZnl mC miny1 s ""gents that seek these charity refuges because of incapacity
in oia age or tnrough other misfortune. Not a particle of real evidence to sustain the above charge was produced.
ANwJ,Hch P" nt of the cost of keeping prisoners in the Eastern Penitentiary
was cnargeame to alcoholism, simply because that proportion of the convicts ascribed their downfall to excessive drink.
TE?aTLMaONtYs of their criminality, is not generally considered worthy of respect, particu-
44.. ut.nu.cuiv icmrp rnr n - t fntrin i
the State Board, that for 1013, is recorded
: alcoholism led to their wearing prison strioes. In the lat Annual Pennrf f
nn nxw . lftrt AT III L!,ll V .. T - . - - --....... svuwai, W
year as follows: "Total ..; tZ,. ",. "'Jl:,:"e "5. 0I prisoners received into the Penitentiaries in one
"' "" ",uuc" annncrs, ai; occasional mtemperates, 215; intemperates (ONLY), 66."
THttF cTaSTorfnT"' f " M
i jj.ra.wiJJi.WTS of this kind are usually the offsnr.W f ni,v .
m.- n !..rr "--,-"!::;:: .i"'v-"l? ?""
vj i i:r ". """ "; usually mc oiispi
made in Chicago by Mrs. Meder, Commissior
m took in creatine uiiim,9,J n.... t-i.
"desertipns" by husbands or' wiveVand 'that onV ll I
per cent
-J....: .t.. r. . . ii . ". jr
of the mttMtoVrJr0111. due 1 excessive drink and thatBO :" ZX "VVC." -""
ported J,y a. cintilla of evidence. 0'C " orunKen"8- Investigation proves that none of these I chafes Ts riup"
such abandonments were the result of drink.
res, including the statement that 80
of the e
charges
1 E."Lh".5fACIOUS assertions in this amazing array of ,..! ,
... v.. i.,B .ui,i oi conauciine tne Countv Prnn ,, j... . . " .7 ."
strict Attorney's office was chare
a scintilla of evidence.
THE". fll...l i
"---"'. "-ever, are some FACTS on record showing the effects of "Prohibition"-
"THE State of TTanaao r... TJ t-!.l.; .. .
1 records. ... w,n VI ZZZnJ""' ?w IOI.35 y". presents some convincino- ,i r- .,,. . -.
teSAKft 5 'awsattea-B a-rfa
record
report;
'"JffK.-" K.a"- That for such areas as haY JRH!f t?,?. f .T. ? othe? Stat'
ad a lower divoFce rate than "Proh bition" Kansa's" ffi ,n r
sas. That Knnsa, has a in-, u.. "u " .,nan.s.as- .That 18 o
Thr rnrA. i .... . ""'"' u,an " 0,ner States.
i "z; : "" huc mat Kansas sh
registration StSSoil
lower rate of juvenile delinquency'than KansaV Tha kZZ1T & 7 ?- .J& e other States had!
""" "Dersnip than 37 other States.
p;;:i r.r....l.V,.aSansas 8nows an actual decrease in nom,la.,V .L- .
"" i0peKa, the capital city
TH&Us"v,rraCe SaVJngS f ten "wct" Stat" Per person, were
States, viz.:
K.PnMsHIBITIN "ATES-AVERAGE SAVINGS
Maine ..
West Virginia ...
North Carolina ..
Georgia
Mississippi
Tennessee
North Dakota ...
Oklahoma
Virginia (
more than double the average savings in 10 "dry"
,
Average for 10 "dry" States, per person
$231.09
403.01
168.01
171.56
239.51
280.87
262.27
207.15
152.83
272.77
New SED.STATES-AVERAGE. SAVINGS
Rhodelsland '.'.' H
tfeSetstiawte!-
$238.08
Pennsylvania ' '.V.'.V.'.V.' ..." .'.".".' ."
Average for 10 "wet" States,
Island 3408.1
New York BI4n.i
California .V.V.V 545.00
Connecticut "'. "3.48
Michigan -- 4D7.02
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