Evening public ledger. (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, April 05, 1916, Night Extra, Page 7, Image 7

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    EVENING LEDGER PHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 5, 191 fi
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LACLASSEDEL1897
CIUAMATA ALLE ARMI
PER IANNO IN CORSO
Attacchi dcgli Austriaci sul
Rauchkofel e sul Mrzli, cd
' Aerei au Varii Punti,
Rcspinti
BOMBE SU GRAFENBERG
nOMA, B Aprlle.
tl Mlnlstero u11a Oucrra lia nnnunelnto
che I mllltatl della classo (let 1897 saranno
chlamatl alio arml In quesfanno Invcce
ehfi 1'nnnn vpnliiro.
II Mlnlstero della Oucrra publillcava
Icrl Bora II seKUcmo rapnorto del ceneralo
comandanto Interlnalo delle forzo Itallane
Bulla sltuazlono alta fro n to Itato-austrlaca
"t.ungo tutta la fronlo dl battngtla si
eono avuto azlonl (11 nrtlRllerla cho sono
atato )lu Intense nella Val Lagarlna o
nella Val SiiRana c millo alturo a nord
ovest dl Oorlzta. clla Hernia dl lune(l'
nol resplngonmio plccoll nttnchl del nem
Ico contro to nostra poslzlonl sul Itauch
kofel o sul Mrzll.
"Acroplanl nc'mlcl cho tontarono dl
fare lncurslonl sul nostro torrltor:o furono
tnossl In fuga dal nostrl cannonl nntl
ncrel o da contrattacchl del nostrl aero
plant da caccla.
"Un acroplano nemlco rluscl" nondlmcno
n lanclare liombe su Uassano catisando
pochl dannl. Uno del nostrl Capronl
Iasclo' cadcro una Rrossa bnmtai su Draf
enberg. Austria, provocandovl un Inccn
dlo."
Iorl sora II Mlnlstero delta Oucrra
pubbllcava particolarl circa I'lncurslono
dl ncroplanl nemlcl su Ancona nclla Rlor
nata dl lunedl'. Ialtacco su Ancona era
opcrato da clnquo acroplanl austriaci
nppoRRlatl da due torpedlnlerc. OH
acroplanl nomlcl lasclarono cadcro bombe
nulla cltta. uccldendo trc pcrsono o fcr
endone undid. SI trattava dl Idroacro
planl dl tlpo nuovlsslmo. II comunlcato
dice:
"1 vctlvoll nemlcl furono nttaccatl dalle
nostro batterlo antl-norco montato su dl
un treno bllndato, o fURRlrono. Ma tre
furono abbattutl. II prlmo, cho fu prcso
In tat to, era scsnato I. 21; II sccondo, cho
si Inccndlo' o rlmaso dlstrutto, era marcato
0 21 j II terzo affondo' In maro mentro lo
bI rimorchlava In porto. Lo lorpcdlnlcro
nemlcho rlmasoro a rlspettosa dlstanza
dalla costa mentre r11 tdrovolantl opera
vnno l'attacco,"
La pcrdlta dcRll Idrovolantl austriaci e'
confermnta nncho da uu comunlcato ulll
clalo emanato a Vienna, cho dlco pero'
clia soltanto duo macchlno furono perduto.
I'sso crano state abbattuto dal cannonl
Itallanl cd crano caduta In mare Una
torpcdlnlcra Itallana stava per avvlclnarsl
alio macchlno, quando fu messa In fuga
(?) da un altro Idrovolanto austrlaco chu
dlscese, dlstrusso lo due macchlno o salvo'
1 pllotl. Hvldcntemento a Vienna nl o'
voluto dlminulre, come si fa semprc,
l'lmportanza dallo sencco Inllltto iirII
ldrovolcntl austriaci dalle batterlo Itnliane.
Del resto so si conta la macchlti-i ncmlea
cho e rtata catt'Jrnta dagll Itallanl Intntta,
si hanno nppunto tre macchlno perduto
dagll au&trlacl, percho' II comunlcato
Viennese parla t.oltanto di due niacchlue
dlstrutto In mare. Secondo II comunlcato
ltaltano InfattI una affondo' cd un'nltra
nl Inccndlo', mentro la tcrza fu preaa
lntatta.
J-trent bllndatl sono usatl Iuiiro la
costa adrlatlca non soltanto per la dlfcsa
contro Incursion) dl vclivoll nemlcl, ma
anche contro attacchi dal mare, tanto cho
sono provvlstl dl cannonl dl dlscreto call
bro oltro cho dl quclll spcclall per la dlfesa
contro acroplanl. II fatto cho tro dl
cinque acroplanl nemlcl furono abbattutl
mostra cho questo slstcma ill dlfcsa o'
utlllsslmo, speclalmcnto per II fntto chc lo
batterlo hanno una straordlnarla moblllta'
potendo trasportnrsl rapl'dlsslmamcnto da
un punto nll'altro.
Notlzle dnlla Turchla dlcono cho
l'agltazlone In favoro della pneo si va
rnpldamcnto dlffondendo nell'lnlpero cd o'
scRretamonto IncoragRlata dagll ulcma
(pretl mussulmnnl) nonostnnto che essl
slano costrettl a parlare contro la pace
nelle moschee. L'arrcsto del presldcnto
dclla Camera ha causato una profonda
Imprcsslono o malcontento dappcrtutto.
A questo devo agglungersl 11 fatto che si
sento gravemente la carestla nell'Asla
Mlnore e cho lo rlvolte causato dalla
scarsezza del vlverl sono rcprcsso nol
sangue.
Un telegramma da Tarlgl dlco cho II
generate Cadorna o" rltornato oggl alia
capttale francese dalla fro'nto dl Verdun
dove si e' trattenluto por parccchl giornl
Ispezlonando con 11 generale J off re lo dl
fesa della fortczza. It generalo Cadorna
ha fatto lo seguontl dlchlarazlonl al glor
nallstl cho lo hanno Intervlstato:
"Verdun non sara mat presa dal te
deschl. La sltuazlono mllltare della Fran
cla o' eccellente. Ussa ha grandl rlserve
dl uomlnl, glacche' la classo del 1896 non
e Btata ancora toccata, mentro quella
del 1897 sta completando la sua Istruzlone.
"D'altra parte la Germanla sta usando
la sua classo del 189G che gla' ha combat
tuto por parecchlo scttlmano. Francla cd
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PHILADELPHIAN JOINS
IN 'DISCOVERING' LITTLE
REPUBLIC OF ANDORRA
William L. Price Unites With
Boston Man in Establishing
Single Tax Colony in
Quaint Land
riiotn liy rtllliort & Huron
REUBEN A. McBUEYER
Senior in tho University of Pcnn
sylvnnin Medical School, who
Knve n pint of his blood to save a
patient in the University IIos
pitnl. As n result of this sacri
fice, the patient, who is said to
be n prominent Philadclphian, is
assured of a complete recovery.
Inghllterra hanno tnslcmc vcrc montngno
dl cannonl c dl munlzlonl dlctro le loro
Unco por rcsphiRcro I plu' vlolcntl nttncchl
cho la Oermanla puo' fine."
SI c' appreso cln- la Krancla ha Rla
pronto per la gucrrn II suo nuovo cannono
da 1G polllcl. Questo cannono lancla un
prolettlle dl una tonncllnta, chfl e' nssal
plu dovastanto del prolettlle del cannono
tcdesco da 420 mllllmctrl. Puo prolcttlll
dl questo nuovo ennnono francese sono
stall espostl a l'nrlgl. Kssl sono nltl
cinque pledl o mezzo.
TelcRramtnl da lludapest dlcono cho II
conto Tlsza, presldcnto del ConslRllo unR
hcreso ha dlchlarato cho tutto qucllo cho
dcsldcra l'Austrla e" una Rlusta ed cqua
concluslono dclla gucrra.
CONTEMPT MEASURE 11EF0KE
HOUSE IllTS AT MARSHALL
Report of Committee Urpes Probe of
District Attorney's Action
VASHI.T.TON April B. Accompanied
by a concurrent resolution by Floor Lender
Kltchln, the lloilso Judiciary Cotnmltteo
today urged appointment of a special com
mltteo of five to Investigate alleged vio
lations of Houso privileges and providing
punishment for contempt. Tlio report was
the result of ths lnvcstlgntlnn of charges
of malfeasance mnde ngalnst District At
torney II. Snowden Marshall, of New
Yorls, by Representative I3uchanan, of Illi
nois Tho report made no findings on
the facts.
In tho report Chairman "Webb cited the
letters of criticism Marshall wroto the
subcommittee, and said the committee has
concluded that their publication was of
such nature as to warrant It bolng called
to tho attention of tho TIouso as a whole.
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SO PENCIL
dealers $' jS 1 7
Sf$5SKjj3g degrees for
' EaSP every known pur-
Ppose. Also two copying.
L-Si 'sffll' 5c pencil is
vV supreme in its class
BKYS'" Ancrlcta LtJ Fcscil C H. Y.
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APPERSON
1 o have built a can
of tlrtr&pperson i
complishment.
1 a havds invest
tices wEchr'h
economfcdr
acmevm
rofUhe hih rank
it a worxjerful ac-
:ed m this car prac-
rind about definite
advantages is to have
a double purpose.
Six S1SS0 Eight $1850
RETAIL AGENCY
Fiat Motor Company
of Pennsylvania
1827 Chestnut St., Philadelphia
EASTERN DISTRIBUTOR
William T. Taylor
N. E. Cor. Broad 6c Raco Sta.
HAS G000 INHABITANTS
riinlocrnpln lllttttrntlnit (hi (ory may
be found on (be plrtnrlnl pnec.
A chain of Interesting events soon will
link Philadelphia with tho little Itcpubllc
of Andorra, tho strangest and least known
of tho many countries In Kurope.
Of course everybody known of Monaco,
whoso Monte Cnrlo haB won fnmo In piny
and song. Others havo heard of San
Marino and Liechtenstein, miniature Hiiro
pean principalities which can boast almost
of Independence ) yet few persons have
definite knowledge. If any, of Andorrn,
which tins been termed "the hidden re
public "
Almost unknown and nmong the passes
of the Pyrenees Mountnlus on tho border
between Trance nnd Spain, Andorrn. said
to bo n Jewel of qunlntness, hns been "dis
covered" by William I. Price, of Philadel
phia, and Klsko Warren, of Ilo"iton, who
will establish a slnglo tax colony there.
Mr. Price, who Is a member of tho
firm of Price & McLnnahnn. architects,
who designed tho Hotel Traymoro nnd the
Mnrlborough-Itlcnhelm, In Atlantic City,
will go to Andorra, where ho expects in
build a summer home.
Mr. Warren returned from Andorra Inst
month, where plans for tho colony nro
Hearing completion. Iloth Mr. Price nnd
Mr. Warren will bo trustees for tho An
dorra colony i the third trustee Is Or.
Francisco Pin, who Is ono of the most
lenincd nnd distinguished citizens of tho
little republic.
Neither Mr. Prlco nor Mr. Wnrrcn Is
new to tho single tnx Idea. Mr. Warren
Is leader of tho Tahanto Slnglo Tax Col
ony at Hnrvnrd. while Mr. Prlco founded
tho Iloso Vnllcy Slnglo Tnx Colony nnd
similar ones at Arden, Del., nnd Cumber
land Mills, In Maine. Mr. Prlco also Is
a trusteo of tho Harvard colony.
Andorra, "tho hidden," was mndo a re
public, that Is, a self-governing political
unit, by Louis le riebonnalre, a son of
Chnrlcnmgnc. It Is tho oldest repub
lic In tho world. Protected by natural
bnrrlors of gorge and mountain from
storm, cold nnd Invaders, the GOOD odd
Andorrans havo been perfectly content to
bo nnd let be.
Four traditional maxims nro said to
have governed Andorran life slnco 800,
namely, fear Clod, llvo as closely to na
turo na possible, prescrvo tho ncutrnllty
of the republic, nnd keep your own coun
sel. "Our plans nr nearly completed," Mr.
Prlco said. "In fact, tho colony practi
cally hns started already. Wo havo pur
chased a small tract of land near Ksenldns,
ono of the Andorran villages, nnd although
starting on a small scale, tho colony will
develop.
"I hax-c been very much Impressed with
tho reception the Andorrans gavo to tho
slnglo tax Idea. They appreciate tho dem
ocratic quality of the plan, nnd It has re
ceived tho sanction of tho President of that
republic, or syndic, as ho Is called, nnd of
tho Spanish Itlshop of Urgel. who together
nro tho leaders of tho little country.
"Free trade will bo an Important factor
In tho plan. Farming Is one of tho chief
pursuits In Andorra, and Harcolona Is
now a freo port. 1 understand that a
small quantity of wheat from Andorrn re
cently went through freo of duty, for tho
first time, as far as I know."
Mr. Price explained that the land bought
by tho trustees Is mostly In small farms.
These farmers will pay a slnglo tax to
tho trustees, that Is. they will not bo
taxed on buildings or Improvements. Cer
tain part of tho taxes will bo put aside
for tho purchase of more land, so that the
colony mny bo enlarged. The trustees
cannot niter tho contrnct, they enn only
collect rent.
Overcoats are almost unknown In An
dorrn Wild carnations grow there In
December, while violets nro found In
abundance In January. What If It takes a
nlno houis' rough horseback trip over the
mountains from Southern Frnnco to
reach Andorra ! The trip Is a trllle shorter
from Spain, nnd a good roadway from
Hnrcclona Is Hearing completion.
Thero nro no carriages In Andorra,
travelers say. There Is no police system.
It Is not needed. Thero Is no compulsory
mllltnry scrvlco and (suffrnglsts nttcn
tlon!) no man suffrage In general, liven
bachelors nro frowned upon nR tho Gov
ernment is vested In consuls nnd coun
cilors. 1
The only sovereign right which has
been surrendered Is the administration of
justice, and this was given to tho two
French nnd Spanish vlgulers, one of
whom Is tho Hlshop of t'rgel. Neither
Frnnco nor Spain hns attempted to make
laws for Andorrn. nnd In rclntlon to tho
ndminlstrntlnn of Justice both vlgulers nro
bound to Rlvo their decisions Ifi harmony
with tliu customs of Andorrn. The Presi
dent of Franco Is one of tho coprlnces of
Andorra. Andorrans spenk a mlxturo of
French nnd Spanish.
AGED TAllSON KICKS PRETTY
HUKSES AT SHORE HOSPITAL
Rev. Edward Shull Sent to Jail for
Sanity Test
ATLANTIC CITY. April 6. What to
do with the Itev. Kdwnrd Shull, 66 years
old, who does not llko tho prettiest nurses
In the City Hopltnl, Is wotrylng resort
officialdom. Tho fact that tho retired Hap
tlst clergyman manifests his dislike for
skilful young women who try lo minister
to him by kicking them has made the
problem serloua
Tho pollco found Str. Shull, whose
former home was In WllmhiRton, aban
doned In a house on Arctic nvenuc. Tho
family had moved out, taking all the
furniture. Including his bed. The min
ister was sent to the hospital and the llr-t
thing he did when ho recovered strength
was to start kicking the nurses. Last
night the minister was sent to the cltv
Jatl to await an examination ns to his
sanity.
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clnsi will glvo a humordus audovlllo . clatlor nre Mrs. Ulfnari, president; Mrs.
sketch, nftcr which light refreshments
will bo served. The officers of the nsso-
Ltpplncott. vice president j Mrs. Jfnn!ei.
vice president, and itrs' Hoyle, treasurer.
ALLEXTOWX SCHOOLS HEAD
KOLLOWSJIIS WIFE IX DEATH
Francis D. Raub, Superintendent for
Twenty-three Years, Succumbs
ALLI:ntoWN. Pn.. April C After nn
Illness slnre New Year's, when ho burled
his wife, Professor Francis D. Itnuli, for
23 years superintendent of the Allcntown
BChools. died today, at tho ago of 00.
llo wns a native of llnubsltle. Pa., and
Rhortly nftcr his graduation from Muhlen
berg College waB In 1870 elected principal
of tho Allcntown High Srhool, a position
ho held until chosen city superintendent
In 1803. He rnnked high as an educator
nnd organizer, seeing tho Allcntown
schools grow to an enrollment of more
than 10,000 pupils
One son survives
More Defenders of Taylor Plnn
Members of tho Hunting Park Improve
ment Association, at a meeting held last
night In tho Park Mansion, Old York road
and Lycoming avenue, discussed tho tran
sit question nnd fully Indorsed the Taylor
plan.
Insist on First Trnnslt Plan
Tho Central Oermantown Avenuo Busi
ness Men's Association nt n meeting held
Inst night In Hank Hull, 2R00 Oermantown
avenue, reiterated Its decision nn tho
trnnslt situation. Tho members emphat
ically opposed nny change In tho Taylor
plan. A mocment to have nil telephone
nnd electric light wires placed under
ground wns started. Plans wero made for
tho nnnual outing of members of tho
Association nnd their fnmlllca on Juno 19
to Woodland beach.
Walton Association to Entertain
Prlco 11. Fugle will address tho Itu
dolph S. Wnlton Home nnd School Asso
ciation this nfternoon. A largo number
of members nnd their friends are ex
pected to attend. Ills subject will bo
"A Historical Ilevlcw of American Citi
zenship." Miss Trlckett's third grado II
88-NOTE
Player-Piano
Terms as Low as $2. 00 Weekly
Made in Philadelphia. This should mean something to the prospective
Piano buyer, who must rely on the statements made by the salesmen as
to the merits of the instruments. We could easily purchase some cheap
Pianos arid sell them at a price under $400, and make.more profit than we
do by making a good Piano and selling from factoryjto home.
But when, for over a quarter of cejrfury, we have been 'making
Pianos and have earned a reputticm that hal made the name
"Cunningham synonymous with meritorious Piano construction andfdura-
bility, we can hardly afford to do busmqss on sucha basis.
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