G
EVENIKG LEDGEE PHILADELPHIA, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1916.
WOMAN, WITH MANIA,
TRIES TO TOSS NOTES
INTO WILSON'S AUTO
"WE'RE NOT DEAD; WE'RE MARRIED,"'
SAYS BLUECOAT, THRICE WED
-NATION'S 1ANGER IS $mm WARD AGAINL '
FROM WITHOUT" WILSON
PROVES SCREEN ARTIST
Seized in St. Louis ns She Hurls
Pleas for Simplifica
' tion of Catholic
Faith
SAYS SHE HAD A VISION
! Mr Mr Y . SWfiSHS3r,'&sSjr? kJk7
wouion'r vouswrAR it" 'foci nt eeew r a stutTXHca rR o AMp TultttCD in a
yge ia PMHitDtlMtW - tvf Popf I AtMfA
twee .ken o "T5T I rsi nna f ISJ2!S
I tr V. LJ G? U-i Sr
0b M.S:A-fa M i
-'SgiTtrSSg-gSliM tub ePWwfttwP wmul pais pi,n-ccp'
Continued from I'otte One
irltfiln, lint frm without. nml Hint ' T ,. . i t-ii i i .. rrn .
.tnrVer 'in "on.fnnl nn.t Immnllatr. Ilir- In NOW LllSky Photoplay TlllS
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,ST. I,OUtB. Feb. 3. - 1'roalilonl Wllnon
(gdny lirouRht to a close llio most tno
mentoun trip ulnco tlic beginning of Ills
administration
This tnornln before lie ilr-'lvcred Ills
luiit address of the trip lie was as linppy
an a boy. Ilf hhil Rime out Into tlic coun
try to wake It up to tlic need of prepared
ness and found that the country wns
wide nxynke.
As President nnd Mrs. Wilson entered
tlielr nlitotnoblle Ht tile rnllrond iitntlon
this mornlnir detectives polled a woman,
who tried to ehove two letters Into th"
them into the car. only a miid tiurry Sergeant Dave Dyer Finds His Friends a Pesky Nuis-
FR 2o volku" n&M :
n""HPTrS3"
wns qulehly tnhen nwny through the (
crowd
At centra' district tntlon she said she '
wna Mrs. untenn I J. Schlnronl Slie
seemed to he s'lfferlns from rellRlous
mania. The letters were found to bo
inmblInK plcis for n simplification of the
Catholic relMon. She was recently rc
leased from St. Anthopy'? Hospital and
snld she had a vision while there that
he must trv to oe the President.
The President seemed to heartily enjoy
his breakfast, lie. of course, occupied the
place of honor. Mrs. Wilson sat at a
tahlo directly In front, faeln him. St.
I.ouIb woinn wcie with her.
Clniciicc Howard, president of the Husl
ncss Men's LcnKtlo and head of tho Com
monwealth Steel Company, sal at the
President's left He and tho President
talked al throiiRh tho breakfast, drilled
sprhiB chicken, with bacon, was the
"piece de reslstiin-e." nnd the President,
to use slanpr, "went rlRht to It."
Others nt the breakfast table near tho
President were JamcH IT. Smith, former
president of the club: Holla Wells, treai
urcr of the Democratic National Commit
tee; Ari-llbMiOi Cilcnnou and fiovcrnoi
Klllott W Major.
MrN WHjoii wji tho central fiBUre mid
alt over the Mk liami i"t hall mn and
women craned their neckH to Bet a Rllmpae
of her.
There was not room enoURh In the main
dlnlnn loom to seat all the quests. Five
hundred and keven weio seateil there and
80 more were seated In a. lobby.
,At the conclusion of the breakfast Mr.
Hqward proposed a toast to the Chief ICx
ecutlvo. All the KueU rose and drank
tho toast. The President responded with
a short speech.
A squad of police nuurded the Presi
dent as ho moved about tho hotel.
It has not been definitely d-termined
whether there will he another trip The
President Is worn out wit., the sticnuous
life of the hist few davs. He will not
start his second trip If thero Is to be
one at least for n week or more after he
returns to Washington He Is beinir oil
lsod to make the second tilji nnd to ko
to the Pacltlc coast. swhiRltiK hack
throunh the Southern country
LINER APPAM GERMAN
PRIZE, LANSING RULES
Continued from I'aue One
tween Prussia and this country, which
provides that (lermnny tan brliiK prizes
Into Amorlc-in ports nnd vice versa. Ain
bnssador Hcrnstorff has formally Invoked
this provision
The IIhrui convention, relied upon by
j:nslnnd, was never dually ratified either
by HnRland or the United Slntcs.
Internment of the "- OertnaiiB of ttie
pilze crew pbortnl the Appam appoars
to be required Whether the 10 German
prisoners found on the Appam and Im
pressed Into service by the prl7e crew
shall be Interned was more doubtful.
These Germans aie s-tld not to be mil
itary or naval reservists, but German o.t
Itens taken from Africa to Diltlsh deten
tion camps.
Demands for release of the 110-odd
members of the App-im's crow have been
made. It Is oxpected that they will be
released, although Lieutenant Herse con
tends that by reslstlnR captuic they
Idcntllled thcmrclvcs with naval service.
Captain Harrison, liouftv.jr, denies his
hip made any leslMnnce.
The dozen Hiitlsh army and navy min
aboard the Appam cannot be held as
prisoners of war In the United States, but
whether they nre subject to Internment
here Is still undecided.
Meanwhile agents of the Goermnent
nre trying hard to clear up many of the
vaguo points In connection with the ope
rations of the raider Moeue, which cap
tured the Appam. Hints that there are a
numbor of raiders at l.tigc waiting to put
sue a new plan of commerce "worrying"
liavo reached this Government from sev
eral sources. So long as their operations
are confined to the other side of the
world this Government cannot Interfere.
But what Is chiefly troublesome Is the
danger that these vessels might establish
a base under circumstances that would In
dicate a violation of the Monroe doctrine.
There ore many rocky Islets In the
West Indies, off the Mexican coaEt and
Jn the Gulf of Mexico that would be Ideal
as naval bases. Rut their use as such
would be distasteful to the United States
and might result In very serious compli
cations. In consequence agents of the Depart
ment of Justice nnd the Secret Service
are n Norfolk and Newport News cn
deaYorlng to get all of the information
that Is available there.
ance, but Like Little Eva, He "Don't Care" and
It's Nobody's Business Anyhow
Sereant lac Der has listened to the "We'ie not dead," said Dyer, "we're
urdditiK hell.i throe limes. Thev woie still married." The cops npoloclred profusely
iliiKlng In his eais hen hn nunke to- and snld that a hurry call had been sent
day. Ills friends proved their friendship to come nnd Ret a suicide's hod v.
as usunl hr ulvlng him it lot of work nnd nnro l)a(, tllc nnlro cft 1P11 w or
worry hhiowiiik ink nun i ihku umi uikhi
for the third time In his cniecr.
Cupid this time Joined Dior nnd Miss
Ullxnbeth l Hallow ell. or 5IH It vine
street.
Tlie Ilev. II. I. Gnllnwu. of the fulled
Presbyterian Church, olllelated. IlareU
had the celemnny concluded bt'foio there
was a knock nt the door. The bride
opened It. "Where Is the body?" asked
a sepulchral voice,
"What body?" asked the new Mrs.
I)er.
Without fuilher parley tho caller or
dered two men Into the house with a
stretcher.
"We came for the suicide," said one.
Then the bridegroom learned that It was
the patiol ctcw of Ihe Kith and Pine
streets stathvi.
"Ihp commander of n nulininrlnr,
elioonlnir to put his own Interpretation
on International ln. tnlwht commit tin
not ithlrli would set the itorlil on lire.
"There nre cargoes of what. flour and
i manufactures on the sea and every one of
thoso may be the combustlblo Into which
hpnrks maj light.
"I'very nation will enjoy our respect of
their lights as long as they respect our
rights "
"America Is not selfish In claiming her
rlphta. She Is mcroly standing for the
rlrrtitij nf mnnllllrt wllttft thrt IIP nf mfttl-
! I.1...1 f 1..1 tl...l,.l....t 1H ..,. t t.
nllld 11 I'CIHK .-aiiii"hii.u ill iiii- ut iin
ffhnalnttl ii,tnolpntl1ln4 111 tltM --.'nrlit
I,"".'". v,n.i"...i. . ... ...... ..'.-...
"I urn wlllltiR to make every patient
allowance for men caught In the struggle.
Ilecause I know how mv heart would burn
how my mind would swltl If America
wcro In danger.
"I am rend to make allowances for
both nldes, nnd I hao tried to think so
fnr as It Is possible from tho point of view
of tho other side
"I nnnt the record of tills Admlnls
trntlon o he one of uetililne neutrality
nnd not pretrmlrd tlrlitrnllt; .
"Iriiprten drelrin tioflitiu-: bill n free
Veteran Actress Shows
Her Versatility
Hy I ho Photoplay Editor
Tennrwre's Pnnli rr " n l,s!iy-rsrmoiint
t-nilitctlnn In no parte film rtrtntlon
if Itret Hone's story by Msrl in rlrf.
Ti-iintMe fnniilti.wsrd
Her mother ... -Tnl Arnold
llomeltin .... . Chnrles rinry
.Tnro Itllnlrr .luck Uesil
J The Innkeeper ttmnioa.l Hatton
I Theie In a Ri-rnt fnsctnatlon nhout the
I oullaw story of the West during the tlmo
I of the roUI rush In '-IP, nnd few people
I have handled this type of tale better than
Ilrct Harte.
In "Tennesec's Pnrdner" he gives us a
thillllng hit of Western life nnd a story
that Is "tnlnently suited to tl.o screen.
I.asky has put on many lovely pictures,
but few hao surpassed this one, while
Fntinle Watd In the lending role, proves
herself again an actress of charm and
distinction. Age cannot wlthor nor cus
tom stnle licr Inllnltn versatility.
She war euln In the "MairlnRe of I
Iteld, of the steamship Ariadne; Cant.
John lliai-ki-tt. of the Diomonbi; Capt.
Italph T. Yentcs, of tlm Author, and
Capt. John P. Jones, of the rnrrlngford
Iho kU sen c.iptn'ns wen' maulers of
ships sunk by the German raider hefot-i
the Appam was captured.
Itcloie leaving the Appnni many of the
!iassein!crs. even the Hrlthth. thnnki'd
I.letitcunnt M"igc nnd the i i-" crert- for
the rourtroiis tiealmcnt given them dur
ing tbi'li linprlsonnuMit.
Sir IMnard M"ihvcnther. Ilrll'sh gov
ernor General of Slenn Leone, today told
a thrilling -ttory of the battle between the
Australian cssel and the raider.
Mr. sniii ii riiiniliiFr llRlit occurred. In
mole blueconts Invnded the house. They
came from the Cith street nnd AVoodlnnd
avenue station, with which the bride
groom Is connected. I'ncli of the 10 cops
shook D.-nld'i hnnd. Then the hnppv
loujile left for the homo of the bilde
Kiooni. al ;:1J Ilonaffon street, thankful
that their troubles weio over.
They found the lmtlroom furniture on
the llrnt lloor and the parlor furniture
upstairs. Djer was game, however, nnd
begun the readjustment. It was almost
an nll-nlghl Job.
During tho night the house was cov
ered with Immense sheets, which bear the
aniiouncomentn ( lint the sciReant had been
mauled, and It's nobody's business, any
how, etc., etc., etc.
Der won't waste lime honeymooning.
FALSE CKV OF "FINE. FIRE"
Mttn WiMi Brown Derby Gives En
gines n Fnko Run
A man with a brown diby who did not
lcao his calling i-nrd lushed Into tho fire
ntntlnn of englim company No 20, 4th
Hlreet and tilr.nd aeiiue, at 1:10 this
morning
"I'lre. Hrel' he bawled nt the top of hl.
lungfi. "Two factories aro burning down:"
Pawns, qtieenn and bishops .'-c.-itteied
s the llreinen spmng
Held nnd no rmnr. l'lir minute Hint vre j Kltt." Pho was striking III "The Cheat,"
but she Ih wholly unarming In "Tcnnes
Fft'a Pardner," which Is released todnv
atiil will pinv the remainder of tho week
nt the Staple).
The llnhtlng T.askv Is the genius of
this branch of photoplay nit Is glorious.
The most remarkable of all tho effects Is
a moonlit window with Fannie Wnrd's
faco thrown Into hold relief ngalnst the
blackness of tho room It equnls even the
silhouette In "The Cheat."
It Is a lovel picture olthou-;h not as
roinaiUnhle an 'The I'lieat" m even as
"The Golden Chalice."
Theie aie many pieces of photography
and dota'l which remind one of D. W.
Griffith, especially In tho scenes nt the
opening of the plctuio showing the gold
scokerH wandering nlong the mountain
trails toward their goal. The great ct
panso of valley and mountnln nre shown
In their awesome vastness
The company supporting Mlrs Ward Is
excellent. Striking portrnjnls arc given
by Jack Denn nnd Charles Clary In tho
two leading malo roles
;, ( rij mA
I'Vf... .Fjf-TT" - -Ma"' "
deelrp soiiiettilnn; r ouuht not to, rre
nlll i;et Into trouble, mid Me nhiiutd.
vnr mi'st pncpAiti:."
"Illllipr tie must sit h I 111 noir," lie
nenl ntii "or elsr e sbnlt prepnre so
Hint the mi-ii of tills country can tribe
enre of their otiii internment. You
must t'repnre these men n take enre
of Inttlnl dlester or they vrlll suffer
I'roni Inttlnl illsnutrr.
"Trained dtlreiif, v.lll act not In the
way of a mi'itar;.- establishment, but with
the spirit of America 1 don't want to
command an arm). I want to command
tho respect of my fellow-citizens.
"I know you will come If I cnll you.
hut will you. coming, know what you aro
doing and how to do It? (hhouts of "no,"
"no," went up) The plans now beforo
Congross nre provided so American liven
will not be thrown away nnd thoso plans
will be adopted
"America has never been Jealous of
armed men nt sen, because alio knows
that vou cannot soul volunteers to aca
unless j on aie going to send them to
the bottom.
MUST IIAVn SHIPS nNOl'C.H.
"There Is not a better service In the
world thnn the United States navy. Put
thej must have ships enough, and wo
nre going to give them ships enough. Wo
must net down to business nnd do It
systematically. There Is nothing noel
nlmiit the program. All the linos of It
nre met civ di awn lines nnd adopted lie-!
fnie."
He then look n lap at edltois who said j
that he would fall to awaken the counlii j
for defense.
"Nothing has encouraged me more than i
tho tenlirntlon that America has awak
ened to the need of national defense
BRET HARTE A LA WARD
Fanny Wnrd nppcnrinrv nt tho
Stnnley this week ns the heroine
of "Tennessee's Partner," n Para
mount picture, made by Lasky.
White awaiting tho at rival of tho
charming Miss Ward, who was being le- j
wound on a nearby machine, the photo
play editor had a short but most nmus-
Ing gllmpso of Colonel Heeza Mar and
n "puss cat," who greatly rc.omblod tho
late-lamented "Scow." The cat certainly
pioved there Is no ground for the remailt
that "they never come back." He was
worse than T. It.
following tlm cat episode camo a re
markable film, acted by hugs and rop
lllcs. showing what enn bo done by a di
rector with ii little ingenuity. Unth these
clever lllins were pnit or tnu uray i ar
I toon Studio woik of the Paramount Com
pany. They will be slio ni mo mnniey.
Ifany I.lchtlg. who attends to most of
tho engagements at the World Film's
Peerless Studio In Fort Lee, receives
many n queer application for woilc In
tho pictures. Here Is one that camo by
mall last week.
World I'ltliu Uorprntlon i.,.. t
(lent Much ngnlnst my families' wishes I
Imo decided to bo a. movlo actor and n I
limn s-n vnui plrturrj re. niuili nnd like
thrni awfully much, I want son should bate
llin rtrnt chnncet tn hire me. I vculd make a
Hi,,- vie for leading limn, hero parts first
Mil.- inmlcnl tarncters and Jottl'li.
vnmher reason whv sou should ccazo this
Uiitirrt Is that ou would Nile n lot of money
mi int- in Imo imlnt. I urn erntiiii.1 nil moMo
ii. torn pnlnt their races jrllnw. This would
not he nrceesnry In my case, as I hic the
Jaundlco.
They kindly left out the gentleman a
name, wo note.
I Theatrical Baedeker
ATIEM'III MBfle-OdllA" ltb Frances s
! An nitmlrniilti Itelmco pro.luetlo-1 de
I etrntlnn how nweet ar the ncs of itfo-
rvttrir-OT "AMiiml IhA Stan." nllh
Alder nnd Vnilnm Notrlr. Itoml riuele, 1
nrtlng and singing. Urban's teeneiy b
nil,
lilttiAD-"roll!anni." with l'strli la foil
ntrie Slnnnon nnd Herbert Keley The
girl" or tlm "slad books." pMylrm (ho '
irrtme" null een'lmenoil tlioroug'inee.
LVttlC "IMsslnpr Phow nf 1D15. : nllli fl
.Monroe nnd Mnrllynn Miller. A Ulntf
den show of the uminl trpe, tvlth
runwnj-, mule rtrnt cosiwmen In larne i
titles, plus pome eirellent Liu.eJ'iue on
rent shows.
nAn!ttf'K-"cm Trial." with Treitertelt )
nnd n Broil m, An eeltlnit etorv of c
written bimword In Ui form of s
Noiel and rnteiislnlng.
t'HOTOPt.AVS.
STANMJV -ThursdnV. Frldiy nnd Sntti
"Tennesie'e Pnrdner." nllh Pontile Ws
citnsr.vpT airittjicr ophiia itoftiFV-
Pullne Pneslon." n Fox film. , t
Whlinev nnd Hllllnm M. Rhnv. A stoi
IndM nnd the hnrem of n tintlte hrln -e.
AltCADIA -Thursdsl. I'rldnv and Hntu
"Tho Coiwurrnr." with H'lllnnl Mik.
"Ito Hut nnd lie Uldn't." with lioncoe
bursle noil Mntiet Nonrtnnd.
PM.AfK Thurntos, Friday nn.l Ss'ui
"Tho Oolden riianee," with Clco Illditelr
Wallace Held.
STOCK
AAtnnlCA.V-"AII on Account of Kliss
ArMnn plser In lx'Uis Mnnn'n pm, lie
hv Il'itb ttotilnson nnd fteorce ArMne
KMirici:ntiort;i:H-"i;armeii Th Km.
bocwer players in Merlmeo'n f among i
with Elennor Montell In tho title role.
VAUlnVIM.K.
KHITH'S-Mrs. linntry In "Arhen," Mr
and Olass, in "llcfore nnd After" HI
nnd compiny. In "Fllnder's rurnlhed Fl
Sintli nnd Norton, sings nnd dances i
Sestet, Jlersen. vocallet, ttohlifo 'lordoni
rt studies llrnrtler nnJ Norrls, In In I
land" Mirle Fltejlhbon. monoloRlut
Git NI -Pauline. npnotlsti "I'lano Mm.
Mr. and Mrs. Oordon Wtlde. shadow nli
llrent Hates, I'nnJolrt. Sid IJaxter VnTc
pnny, slnckwlre nrtlsts, boley am o K
In dances
KIXON Mary Porr, Impersonators "The A
nnder Kids." F.dgnr Atchison Ely In "tifi
Tomtistonc.Vi thn flordon . Illghlsndera, in
clansi tho t'edaraon Urothera, ncrobat.
Qtaillll neorKa Auger In "The Olant't r
Tour Jneltn nnd a Queen," Jimmy n
..U- innnii skIiI Mariiilnif ni. L. Il
inlnfflflt. Mnnnlnff. Clnnn an a 1
mi n v. 'Vlnionn triiri" rsctiio wilnon. &
iL-i... "--""".' "I"
til I
tioldit, tnnnoloBlut
ertlnnnn! Tin Ilft m
nRlut: Tabor nnd Hftnlpy ond
Ttomlr.
at ropui,An vmens.
WAI.NUT--HPUO. l'conlc." with a Ur
A niUBlc.il Bhow on the review order witi
rral runauui and plentv at utrla.
BELMONT !$M(Sil
TODAY ft TOVIOi
D. W. OrlfTlth's Masterful Htory of Lift
THE ESCAPE BITT
nnd Orcftt Cr
MatsDaiIy;2S10cEvgs.a8'15
LOCUST
C2D & LOCUST ST3.
JVie Tftcntro Btaulll
Mats
Tho Itoune With the Organ That Sinn
Is l.lio nnd ."I.IO: nigs, n.io to it o'clo-
o'clo-
lODAY TONIOHT
Al.lCn ItltADY and HOI,nltOOI DLINN
"THE BALLET GIRL"
TOJIOIIHOW "MV LADY'S SMPPErt"
52d "ZSS Mats 5c Evg, K
TODAY
"THE DUST OF EGYPT"
which the MncTaUsh tlre.l tlie II m snoi ,,,,,," -.' , . " ," . he said.
from a thiee-Hicb run moiintcil in ncr - . - - ' , " f '",''" j " nuld like from some of the news-
b-iw. her only aim.iment. The i-.Ud-r Id I e on tliel waj I. lie fleet ,1 . II n llU,rpr(1,ntnll of wI).lt
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PROMINENT
wwr sL,r fTttmm
iO &1
Tho Herman let co a bioads'dc" s-ild i ''li.uds or steam Issuing fiom pipes In tho
Sir Kdnnid. "It was a fine light. If one- tape, factory of James Wilson & Sons,
sided, for n half hour. With her one little The firemen aro looklrg for n, ma
gun the MncTavlsh balked away even i Wth a brown deiby today.
after being ret utile In a half doyen
places. Finally the Germ.ms discharged i
two torpedoes from tubes mounted on the i Aged Ulan Dies tiH He Situ on Ucd
RELEASED APPIM lASSEXEHS
OISESIBAHK AT NEWPORT NEWS
Prize Crew and British Military Men
Held on Litter
KKWI'OHT NKW8, Va.. Feb. 3. When
tlj, British liner and German prize Ap
mm docked nt Newport News today and
bfgan unloading rassengera mystery
deepened regarding Germany's new
masked marvel, the sea raider which cap
tured this Ilrltlsh ship and sank six
others.
Release of the Appam's passengers to
day, except her crew. 12 Ilrltlsh military
men and the German prize crew of 22,
with the other 20 Germans found prisoners
hn the Appam was captured, brought
a flood of details of the new sea raider's
exploits.
Karly this morning Ihe Appam, covered
with sleet and Ice and looking1 like the
ghost .ebl! she Is, raised her mudhooks
and steamed from her berth off the
Government pier at Old Folnt Comfort.
Most of her passengers lined her deck
raits, evfltt at the early hour, cheering as
thij.Ust leg of their thrilling journey was
ktfgun. Anchored here near the spot
where be German raiders Kronprlnx WII
helm and Prime Kltel Frlederlch scarcely
year ago began their Internment, her
gangplank was thrown out and the pas
sengers, German piisoners for 19 dy,
(locked ashore Tialns were In readiness
to take many of tbem Immediately to
,w York: and Norfo'k, where BritUh au
thorities prepared to ;td tlwm to Knfc--laiH).
ut the Hi passengers ou the Appam 170
?r released "f theel nine cam ushore
Itnljjdjibt. The lucky nine ubo spent a
Bjiltt "(Hi laud for the flrst time sloes
Stsary 1 v.ere Sir ad ward llerlweather,
vtHgtieU James, a cousin ot Lord
Mm-mmm . m? t, tuiew n ttm w 1 1 4W r - s- - - r---r
uuiH offti-Ut. '"w Bvsh JA, nt the tlv Tutltaboe Mirer Qnrally red 1 tod
VwKl Tr c- SmM UitM, 0wraai sjnut ti a Suonvirlfle and
HI!
!
I
rn.H-M rinif. Itnlh orolPctlles strucu
home The MacTavlsh reeled as If struck
by some Kliint nnil soon dis'ippeaicd."
The German boats, Sir i:dward said,
rushed to the scene and rescued the four
wounded tailors placed on the Appam.
With Collector of the I'olt llnm'lton as
nmpiic, the German and Ilrltish oniclals
tn.iiii- liflrl innin confeiences leL-ardlilN
the iehase of the Ilrltlsh s.ildlcrs and j falIlllc
prlsonirs taktn from the Minki-n Ilrltlsh
vessel, who Lieutenant lleiKe niseif,
acted as Bun po'ntiTH and nre. theiefnic, ,
subject to Intel nment.
IVndhiK n dec's'on bv the Washington
ailthoiltles, nlens" tnd.iy of these !-'
Itriimw nun not Insisted upon by tb"
Ililtlsh consular agents.
AmoiiB the III si passengers to set foot
nshoie today wns G. I). Tunllaferil, oi
Hureka Count v, Nevada lie board d tho
Appam at Sck mile, Wut Africa, and i it
rled American p.isspnrtH. No Intornatlunal
Lompllc.itions tejnrdlnK his tetentlon as
a prisoner of tlie Germans weic r pectcd.
lie had no complaint to make leK.irdln.'i
his treatment. i
Humors alteady rife unions the ficed
passenKeis today teBiinllm: an Immens
mrto of Bold captured with the Appam.
One report mm that It iiKKi ec.ited f2.oiO,- '
00t). Hlr F.dwnrd Meilv.ethcr said he
understood uold to the value of about i
$1,000,00) was carried nnd transferred from
the Appam to tho raider durliiK one of
the nlulits when tho Appam was Iw-lnu I
convoyed. i
An examination of tlie Appam's oarBo
will be made today or tomorrow bv tho
port authorities to determine the value of ,
tho Appi'tn's cnrfc'o for report to tho j
Htale Department. Lieutenant Uerse le
fused to deny or confirm leports of the
blB Bold cnrBo.
Captains of four Ilrltlsh vessels trans- I
ferred to the Appam strenuously Insisted ,
today that the I aider Is the converted
fruit liner ronrj.i nnd not tho Moewo.
The Ilrltlsh cuptalns today told how,
kept prisoner for several dny aboard tho
raider, lbe difceovertd nstne plates la
beled "Ponsa," und deUnreil she was
equipped us a fruit liner, n new tW0 dttcl
vessel built In 1S1I at Rremeihaeu i
The veil buiiouudlns the sea ru'iior was
further thickened by the fact tli.u tome
of tho Germans of the Appam's pilo i
crow wear hat bands libeled "l'aw" as .
well ns "Muewe." InillcatliiB that the
I'onea's or Mocwe's crew was marshaled ,
from secral German merchant ships
Prince von Hntzfeldt. counselor to the
German Ambnssy. admitted today that
Germany is determined to ihallense Knn-
land's boasted dorrinatlcn of the bcbb
"Germnni Is picpared to continue hei
warfare upjn the lush reas." declared
Prince von llatzfeldt. "Hut we must ,
keep our mllitaiy secrets. I cannot make i
known tho tpe of ship that captured tie
Appam. 1 cannot :uy what nrmamnt
she bore. 1 cannot tell where she came
from nor fiom what bare sho operates. I
Dot sho exists. That Is proved." I
Another death will bo added before
night to tho toll of tho mjsteilous Ger-
man commerce raider which sent the i
Appam into this port as a prize '
One of the four Lascars, only survivors i
of the t-allant tight of the Clan McTavtsli
against the raider, wau sinking rapidly ,
today nnd death was certain beforo night. ,
physlclana who boardsd the Appam said I
His chest Is torn to pieces by bullets from
the boarding Germans ana ne was sinn
ing Into a state of coma today, while his
three Iscar companions, themselves seri
ously wounded, were attempting to com
fort 'him In their own h'ast Indian tongue
The tlrst warning that the majority of
Ihe passengjis of the Aim am had of the
capture was when the) heard a (hot fired,
according to H-w A. M PoultUr, one of
the ofllclal farty from Slerre Leone, and
the first woman to )cai the Appam today
"We rushed up on tlie desk," she said,
"and saw the German vs-el close by Rut
the Appam's crew sent us below again
before we realty could tell what was bap
penlt'g "
, ,
Big Land Purchase Credited to U. S. J
Jl VY'S LANDING. N J . Feb 3 -All
South Jere) Is Mondering what is going
to happen along the Cheat Kgg iiurbor
111 voi. where a str.p of laud haj fen
purchased, U miles toru; and a iu lo w de, i
by secret interests, lying alon he "3gg I
liareur n nr wtca .n t pia and
Adolph Ilrnss, C jp.irs old, T01 North
Front sliced, failed to come down to
breakfast today and members of his fam
ily InvcstlKuted. He was found sitting
on the odKe of his bed nppnrcutly nidecp.
When nil attempts failed to rouse him
ItruhS was taken lo the Roosovelt Hns
pltil, where lie wa.s pionounced dead bv
Doctor lloston Death was due to heait
Tl.eie is no
feme."
Tho President closed with a powerful
i appeal to all people to unite In prepar
ing, so that the honor of this country may
bo respected and full trade rights de
manded nnd enjojed.
Ills addies ended nt 11:13, and he lelt
immediately for the station.
Tho President's special train pulled out
of t'nloii Station nt 12 02 for i:ast Ht.
Louis, wheie It will bo delivered to the
Pennsylvania Itallioad. The etntlon was
thronged with wcukcis, nnd tho nxrcutlvo
and his hilde received an enthusiastic
send-off. The President spoko IS minutes
I to the crowd of 2000 persona.
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"THE mill., AND THE HAMK"
"WHEN TWO PLAY A ClAMi:"
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"HARI1ARA PRIETCHir,"
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"THE KNOTTED CORD"
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"The Lure of the Mink." Van irwlil ?
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