gt
m..- --...; ..
w
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. day that he had sent to the‘
,the American tank steamer Petro-
.y 3!".
firmfi! ill. to. not
Classified “Ads.”-—To Let,"
For Sale, Business and
an 0 Professional Cards, and
_ Miscellaneous
LASSIFIED Advertisements on -nis page, Twenty
C
face or Caps, Double Price.
FOR sun. I w ”I" g,
_ ,. _ .u i
FOR SALE—FRESH 00“" STEVE ’ TO LET—~FL'RNISH‘EI) ROOMS
Dandto, Austin St, Wits-on Road, 50 with board at 12 llatiland street '
Norualk no 11 1'5 .tt
FOR SALE~FIXE I‘L'LIJQ'I‘S AND TO LETolII'XtiAIAWt, NU. ‘il
one l’onsler. Well bred, \"hjie OI'IN’IP Lincoln tin-title, n rooms and bath. All
tons. $20 for the pen, \\'. C. Perry, improvements, Item $20 Inquire of
Kuwait, Conn, It. I“. It 43, and phone (‘. It). Hoyt l‘u ti
14983 [5 31
'I‘EII ft! 5‘.
TO LET—SIAIII‘II lsT, t3 ROOM
0' flat, hard All improve
IC‘R SALE—EASY
\\ ood i‘luoi‘s.
room bungalows, all improvements lliellts .\li~ 1‘. ll I‘Ilt‘ll, 11s South
Lincoln avenue, $3,000. t; room cot— Mam street. fit It
tages, all improvements, Woodward -—'- -— —~—' ‘
avenue. $3,600 to $4,500. llouse, 13 To LET—TWO l‘t'ltXISHED
rooms, Grove street, $6,500. Hotlse, rourn-a- Bath and beat Inquire f-l
corner East avenue, and St. John s“, I’utnain avenue, South Norwalk. Gen»
East INorwalk, 58,000. For particulars ”911W“ prcferred. f9 3t
inquire of C. E. Hoyt at The South .__.___.
Norwalk Trust Co. f9 (it To LET~FIIRLVISIIED ROOM,
_. with all convenience. Suitable for one
FOR SALE—01.1) ESTABLISHED or W0. 111 private family. Inquire it;
and successful saloon business for sale West avenue. South Norwalk.
on account of health. Address or iii-
quire at A. B. C., c|o Sentinel. Price
TO LET—ONE HALF HOUSE,
reasonable. :3 3!. West side of 21 Union steel. Seven
.. rooms and bath. Steam heater, elec-
FOR SALE—1915 CHEVROLET trio lights, all new, gas range connec-
bouring self—starter, 1913 Overland tioii. Newly painted interior and ex-
roadster, 1913 (Buick [ouring_ 1912 tcrior. New up-todttte plumbing. Rentl '
Marlon touring. Wehrle‘s Garage. $20 per month. Possession at once;
11 Raymond St. (South Nowalk. J29-3t.
- street, South Norwulk.
FOR SALE—RIDER-ERIOSO N'I-IO'I‘
Iir pumping engine, surrey and coupe.‘ TO LETMTWO THREE
In good order. For sale cheap, E. F. ‘ floors and two four room floors. lm
Weed, Tokeneye. 129-2t.' provemetits. electric lights and gas.
iOno minute from trolley. ten minutes
FOR SALE—FAMILY LIQUOR‘ from depot. Inquire 84 Woodward ave-
Itoro or Just the license. It can be mm, Tel. 1106.12, [4 ti
transform any place In town, a good
opportunity for a grocery Itore ,to‘ To LET—THREE APARTMENTS
have liquor and groceries combined-j at 5.: and 57 Spring street consisting
Unfit sell quick. Inquire J. DGSPSB- of live and six rooms with improve-
Oentml Hotel. corner of Monroe ana‘mmns. inquire Mrs. R. 'I‘ai‘lov, i 6
Chestnut street. Telephone 139342. F2-lt.
lTIie Hatch & Bailey C0,, 29 Marshall}
II) t!'
I
.
lrove St.
AUCTION'rI’I‘IIIJC AUCTION OF- TO LET FIVF‘ R00“ FLAT CE
._ A ‘ .
horse, ~ ,..‘.
s. (Vows wagons and harness, dar street: improvements. 3 offices.
Friday, February 11th, 1:30 p. m. at w 1 ‘
O’Connors Stable Railroad (ivciiue‘ nshngton street. Inquire Samuel
- j . ’ ‘ ‘ ‘, ltoodvior South Nor-walk. n18 tf
Goods solicited for this sale. .f9 3t
LOST i To LET-«STONE HOUSE. ALL IM-
._. . .Drovcmcnts. 1 1-2 acres of land, barn.
- I ichicken house, fruit trees, small cot-
LOST~ MEN'S GOLD VPBT CHAIN,
heavy flat curb, double; twisted bar, ”We on premisesnnont 330' Gregory
stamped It) K. Liberal reward for ref Boulevard. Inquire Dr, Iiohaunall,
turn to Sciitiiicl office or Police Do i 6‘ South Main St' Phone 60' No it
partment.
I
. ..L._,__._.
suutNEs‘s notices“ '
FOUND—IN ROWAY'I‘ON, A SUM
of money. Owner can has c some, by
proving property and paying expenses.
L. C. Parker, Logan street. f8 3t
H. MARING.
ARCHITECT 1:. WASHINGTON
street, Tcl. 3593, South Norwulk,
-Five Words or Less. 25c
Three Times, 50c. Each Additional Word. 1 cent per Insertion. In Black-
WANTED.
WANTED JI‘Wt) GIRLS 'l‘tl lttloi
and board. 12 llaviland street
f‘s ..
school.
night.
Evenings only AIIDIy any
WANTED~CAPABLE ‘S'I‘ENOGRA-
pher and typist of some business ex-
Responsixble position, per-
Address in
own handwriting, “Opportunity," Sen-
perience.
manent, for right person.
tine] office. no 3
WANTED—A YOUNG MAN TI
Address Z,
work on grocery wagon.
”1 ‘
WANTED——I.ADY TI) ASSIST AS
dancing instructor at Policy's Dancing
i» ., . ,‘
m scorn premium Willa sun-um
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SHEETS ANDi
PILLOW CASES
CCIUNTERPAIN ES
BLANKETS
COMFORTABILES
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A. DICKERMAN & SON
I CHILDREN‘S COATS
LADIES' BATH ROBES
FLANNELETTE
KIMONOS
SWEATER COATS
STORM GARMENTS
All of Above Prices
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A. DIICKERM FIN 85 SON
MID-WINTER CLEARANCE SALE
VJASH FABRICS
WHITE AND COLORED
HUCK TOWELS
TURKISH TOWELS
TABLE DAMASK
F
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at Attractive Prices.
South Norwalk, Conn.
CARPET RUGS
LINOLEUMS
LOOR COVERINGS
TRAW MATTINGS
MALLER R U GS
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GERMANS TAKE TREhICHE‘S
NORTHWEST OF VIMY.
(Continued from First Page.)
which he came. The cardinal will
deliver an address at a rttligiOus
function in the French Church of
St. Louis next Sunday. The re—
quests for admisson on that oc-
i
)
€10 59mm“. no u casion are already so great that
the rector of the church is issuing
WANTED—’I‘AIIAOIIS ANI.) ram. 5P“Cial “Ckfls'
mo nuns WANTED ox M ZIN'S The 0"“ g°v°rnmem has
t‘UA’I‘S. s. ltovNER, 50)”: DAY ST been notified that the Greeks who
[9 4, ad been acting as German and
m Austrian consular officials in My-
w ANTED —SEW1.\'(} MACHINE tilenc and who had been arrested
machinist, experienced oti Singer and
(.‘luctt. I't'tlllihii'
\A. & \‘x'. machines.
a. (0.. Inc.
i
4
I’ll
WANTED—IIA-INESS MAKILIi. A:
f‘J .
..
ly Itvlyflll‘lltl Ilrot “‘1-
..——. _-. . L ....
: WANTEDw—h‘AIiM, OVER 5 ACRES.
ROOM with building, within 15 miles from
Norwallt. Not more than 32,500. write
Fear-l
to 'I‘. Terajimn, do Mr. .I. I).
htike, New Canaan. f8 3
Good Ilonl" for right part}. Addres
of cattle, calves and poultry.
Norwalk. Tel. 1151.
CLOTHING
That Wears. Stylish and
Serviceable.
CREDIT TOO.
(lately & Brennan
42 SOUTH MAIN ST.
w..-- 0-»;
WANTED—A YOUNG tllltl. 'I‘O AS-t
Fist with housework in fauply of tyi'o.‘
with particulars, It. K., co St-titincl.
WANTED—T0. llUY All]. KINDS
Best‘
prices paid. Also trade or sell fresh
cows and springers. Friedman, South
-=
You Can’tdo Better tori i.
and removed from the island were
released in Toulon and have ar-
rived in Switzerland on their way
to Greece.
The Swedish steamship Texas,
New Orleans for Gothcnburg,
which on Tuesday reported by
wireless that her cargo oil cotton
was on fire, arrived mat Queens-
town today.
l
FEDERAL INDICTMENTS
AGAINST GERMAN AGENTS
S.\.\' lit-\NCISCtL I’cl). 9.--—
~l-‘ifttrninc itidit‘tilit‘iits. thirty
t
3 two tlihi'giiig \‘iolztt‘oits of
.\tiicii~'rsii iictiti‘nlitv, dirct‘tt'd
against Iicrtiizt'i consular of
tlt‘iuls lttl‘t, tIit' ’Intll'lfisll Consul--
(it-nt-tml IItI stcniiisliip :igt‘nh
(ind l\\‘Il' st-t't-n against it. liti-
grntinii officials in couticctioii
\\ith Illt‘ Llltt'lllllt‘tl sittii-4uliil';
«if t‘l:{'.t\-~'|: (‘IIIIIIWI' tutti ll‘t‘
'iittt-tl (LIIIW last .\o\t~tiiIicr
'tllli l‘tv l’m‘iiit' .\l:t‘II \Il’ittllt‘l'
filmtgnlin \\'(‘l‘t‘ in HIV ‘lti.\\t'\'
\ltlll tlitld‘ HI lllt‘ I‘llll ‘tl Slil't‘»
illistt‘itt .\Ilttl'llt‘\'.\ tiftit‘v. It was
{will llic) \‘tillltl Ill‘ It’liil'l't‘tl ill
‘tllIIIl t‘titii'l lutiitiri'uu, \‘,Ilt‘Il (it
It 1 \\ttllltI tulltm,
l‘ht‘ ititlit‘tlilttlts :icttiilst thr
lit‘l‘llltlll t‘tiiistiliti‘ (iftlt’iill‘. ‘\Iltl
Illt'llltlt‘ I‘fl'illl/ limit”. the t‘oiistil
Iii‘l‘t'rill, \vcrc \tllt'II \t-stt'rdtty
by tlic l’cdci’ttl tli'ntid ltlt'x :t\ it
1git-stilt of :i initnui \\itlt- i'ivcstr
jutltioli by the Ilt‘llill’t‘ilt‘lli of
GRAND FAIR
UNCAS TRIBE REDMEN
, and the
AMERICAN BAND
A. MODNE, 10 NORTH MAIN 81‘.
South Nor-walk. Bicycles, motorcycles
ad Sundries. Both sold nd exchanged.
Expert repairing. Baby carriages to
mired. We do vulcanlslng. Prices rea-
tenable.
MUSIC HALL, FEB. 7-14 CLUET't, PEAsoov c 00., INC.
Dancing every evening. lint—-
— Experienced operators on power ma»
TO-NIGHT ”m“
”-
ennui
Offering Picture Programs Up to
a Standard—Not Down to
‘ a Price.
Thursday
Concert By The
FULL COAST ARTILLERY
BAND, BRIDGEPORT
Uthcr (iood Entertainment
Dancing Until 12 O'Clock
Friday Fraternal Night. Most all
the other lodges will be present.
DONT MISS THIS
ADMISSION 15c Mat. 2:15. Ev’g. 7:15 and 9.
SEASON TICKETS ,_ 75¢: All Seats 10 cents
.____ ...._ _‘ . > Boxes and Logan ...... 20 cents
GERMANY 'WILL CONSID- TODAY
‘ER ARMED MERCHANT-
MEN AS WARSHIPS
III‘IR'LIN. Feb. 10, by wireless
to Sayrillc.——'I‘hc German gov-
ernment is about to issuc a mom—l
OI'alKIUIll‘ to neutral governiiicntsl FF'DAY
announcing that hereafter armed Cleo 'ngley m Paramount play ‘
merchaiitmcn belonging to coun- u '”
tries at war with Geriiiay will be! The Golden ChanCC .
considered and treated as war-
Valli Valli In MCiro
“Iler Debt of Honor"
Ships. SATURDAY '
DEMANDS MAY BE “The Great Ilivlde” -
. MADE ON AU‘STRIAI l
‘W A'SHIINIGT ON, Feb, 10,— COMING:
Secretar Lansin announ“ - f I
Y - g “d to Matinee and Night, February 17
—NE|L O’BRIEN and His Ameri.
can Minstrels. "
LATER—Mr. and Mrs. Vernon
Castle‘in “Tl-IE WHIRL OF LIFE.”
. Austro-Hungarian government
through Ambassador Pcnficld, a
dispatch asking for an investiga-‘i
tion' and an explanation of the at-l
tack by an Austrian submarine onf
. WHAT CHILDREN NEED now.
lite. In spite 9! the best we mothers
, fl‘hc‘ Secretary said published can Kira them this ‘author buns-
upquq spucwapwm stuowaiets‘ sickness-to monyobiidrsn. Mn. '1‘.-
, made upon the Vienna govt-millionaire; nan Claire. VIII-- "It“:
spent Were "not true." but that it ”Foley'- Hmy flu! Tum my boy
_ waswithinjhe range of possibilidpl H
of. some (sort arm-ill hilt“. It Is I VOIF
fivve—s ..
‘Wfimfimmoml
IHIAIRI
PALACE
'l‘lle Houac of a Thousand Delights
Mat. 2:15. Eve. 7:15 and 9.
Balcony 5c.
Orchestra 10c.
Today Thursday Today
William Fox
Presents
“ThelRuling
I Passion”
With
A Drama
Coloring.
All Oriclitnl
Starring WILLIAM E. SHAY and
CLAIRE WHITNEY.
Produced by HERBERT BRE-
NON in ,the West Indies.
comhc FRIDAY.
Wm. S. Hart and House Peters it!
“BETWEEN MEN."
Chester Conklin and the Keystone
Players in
“DlZZY HEIGHTS AND DARING
HEARTS."
SATURDAY.
HELEN HOLMES In "THE
GIRL AND THE GAME”—2 Acts.
ouv OLIVER in “TOM‘MARTIN—
A MAN"—-3 acts.
lusticc illltl Iltilllll Illntx rind up”.
;tr;ilit\ violations which i‘tivtilvcd
liiltcrfcrcncc with shiptinuits of
'munitions of war to thc :iliicd
gtivernliiciits and tlic flit‘lllfillillt:
Inf coal stlpplics to (icriiimi war:
Islllps ill tltc Pacific. The indict-
tliictlts arc the first thc govcrli-
Ilii‘cnt has (ittt‘llltllt‘tltttl obtain
lau'aitist official representatives
of any forcigii powcrs in connec-
-tion with its ct‘forts to curtail
ltltc activitics of persons ciigag‘ctl
=in tlic allcgcd plots.
'l‘hc illdlt‘tlllt‘lll< \‘otcd (I‘IZIIIISI
itiiiiiigration officials and Stt‘lllll'
:Sllip tticil followed (1 sit-arching
inquiry into reports that a
ltvholcsalc traffic in contraband
Ealiens was being carricd on with
I, he Iiclp of Stt'illllSIlil) officcrs
‘and thc contiivalicc of federal of—
ficials. I'ititcd States District
Attorney I. W. I‘rcston said that
“'1. F. Ilovt‘c, Assistant; United
States Immigration Contiliission—
or, four iniminration itispcctors,
\V. H. Thornclv, Customs Housc
broker: M. H‘. Hunt, Robert
Paul, I. I. Richards, \\'. S. Scott,
officers of the Mongolia. as well
as fifteen Chilicsc, \vcrc among
those indicted.
The following;r wcrc .
those agianst whom indictments
were voted: Franz I‘ioppe, Con-
\‘llI-GCDIH‘TBI of Germanv: Daron
\E. H. Von Schaick. Vice-Con-
sul for. Germany; HI. W. E.
Kaufi'nfanun, Chancellor for the
German Consulate: Maurice H.
Hall. Consul-General for Turkey:
Frederick Jebscn, former owncr
of: the steamlcr Mazatlan; Jo-
hannes V. Van Koolbergcn. al-
leged agent for the German Con-
sulate; John and Julius Roth-
,schilds, wholesale grocers ;
George and James Flood, steam-
MIDDLEFIBLD FARM- HOUSE
BURNED.
monoclonal). 'oonn. Feb. to.—Jt
’ ‘ . Orloan
Miller. and‘ furnished largely with
farmhouse owned by Mrs.
.fie“'Wsaiionufldt e1" 9"~"m ‘
- . . -. smoo-
.. fiffikeddormmm thematic-gm
in the future - (infirmity!!! colitis. colds. «my
.l"
A...
,mluue-fmlrnrat'mxbumod‘ here
would". The In. washout. 88.000.
was-saved. ’I'bo
homo-mt. lion-tourist! AGE
' mm inc.
Most of .tlio‘ furniture
shi 3 nts, and Robert Capelle,
Goaliera‘Ie Agent of the North
German Lloyd Steamship Com-
pany. .
«GEMANV’SREPLY
”AlgflQST .ACCFJP’I‘ABL
" WASHINGTON. Feb; .. 8.-.-
Germany's _ . . ‘
Lusitania negotiations
at
.I
among ‘
latest reply ,in , the C
in: chat-
t ,
(it‘tt-i'i/cll as ztliiiost. if Iltlt tlitll’t'r
I}. :lt't‘rptalilv to tilt l'ilitt-d
States, by high officials today
aftt-t‘ Sct‘rcttlry Lansing had t‘tlII-
ICI‘I‘UI \\illl I’rt-sidciit \\’il~tiil
tiiorc than an hour. and tIIt' cast
had llt‘t'll discussctl at It‘llgllliill
tIic (abinct tilt-cling. 'l‘hc \‘t'lltllt‘
situation was tItNt‘l‘IIH‘tI by .\d-
iiitinistration officials .“\t‘l'\‘
liopcful." ‘
Litter today Sccrctary Lansing
will confcr with Count von
I’lcrnstorii, the German .\iiibass:l~
dor. It is expected Iic will t‘tilll~
iilmiicatc to the Ambassador tlic
American government's vicw of
thc Iatcst proposal from Iit‘rllll
which substitutcd for tlic word
flit-gal, in tlic l‘t‘ft‘l‘t‘llt‘t‘ to thc
sinking of thc Lusitania, a dct‘lzr
ration that rcprisals must not bc
cxtcndctl to others than unity
subjct‘ts.
'I‘lic \ icvv rcflct'tcd by atllllillIS‘
tration officials. while all of
them steadfastly refrain front
making any dcfiiiitc tuitiouncc-
nicnt, is that this dct‘laratioti,
with the assurniiccs tit‘l‘lllml)’
previously had givcii and with
tIlc otltcr fczittlrcs of tlic Lush
taiiia alrcady agrccd upon, is vir—
tually satisfactory. and that if
any further clitiiig't-s :lrc iict‘cssttry
the way is opcii for tlicnl without
cndanucring llic success of lllt‘
iicgotiatioiis. Sonic ftll‘lllltl an
iitittiit'ciiit-itt iinln'utiiit: .t stttisftn‘
ttit'y conclusion of tlic hing mil
trtivct‘sy is t‘xpcctctl soon
(Inc littlllilli\ll'iltltlll official Ill
illt‘titt‘tl ll \\Hllltl i=ut llt' iit"t'~s.t1t
its
for IIll' I'iiitctl Stairs to :‘nltc
till} ftlitht'i' slight-stunt to ticr
iilziiiy.
REVIEWS OF FRANCO-
BRITISH It’lOVETMISNTS
lil‘lx’l I‘t, Itl. .‘-’, l‘.‘ \‘til'L'lt‘V
ltl .‘IIy \Illt. I .lt‘\‘.*~ (.f tilt‘
l‘fl'illlt'tl Ilt'ittsll titltiisitt liltut‘
Illt'll1\ till IIit '=\('\'tt'lil fi‘tmt QII‘V
lit-int; publilitul lit tl‘t‘ (Ml'tllttli
iicttspapcrs. 'l‘lny .ll'i‘ silllliilllll/
ml by lllt‘ I l\t'i‘st.t Xt‘h,‘ .\i,;.tit‘y
as follows:
"'I‘Iicsc tifl'ciishc
\vcrc tlslici‘t‘d III by formal titi~
iiouilccnicitts of Nllllllt; victory.
immcdiatc illltI t‘ci'ttiili. (is Lord
Ccrzon dct‘lttrcd ill August, tort.
when he already saw tht- Iit‘lltfll-
Icsc and tlic Russians t‘llit‘l’tllf:
Ilciliii. Similar Illllltlllllt‘t‘lll(‘!it~
\vcrc liladc \\‘llt‘ll briint‘c, ztftci‘
tlic sut‘t‘css oii thc .\III1‘III‘. reuniti-
cd hcr spirits. The third .“llr
nmlnccitlcnt canit- \incn, in (ICIO'
her, 1014. thc tit‘l'llllltl lItlYiilly't'
ill Ill-luitmi. was stopped by iiiv
undatinns."
GERMANS REBUILDING
STRUCTURES IN SERBIA
NEW YORK, I’t-h. lair—The
work of tl‘t‘ tit'l‘lllflll and \iistvinti
invader of Serbia i'l t‘cliiitldini'
striicturcs IIt'NII'tWi'tI b. tirc :tiitl
bombardiiiciit :iiiiictii's to be of :i
pcrlilziitcnt t‘lmv'nt‘tcr, accordingr
to Dr. t‘. "I Il‘wiillw Rod trot-x
stirqcnn of Rockford, Ill, wlin,rt-—
turned on the Fi‘cncli stciitii‘sliip
In T0‘tl‘ilili('. flrl'inllf“ lit-rc ttitlnv
front lordcaux. -lluildintr< of
stone and coticrctc arc i‘ciilaciitn'
thosc rach. Dr. L‘hcadic said. and
Serbian roads, particularly those
of militarv valuc. arc being
restored 'and improved. 'I‘hc ini-
prcssion he received was that
the Tcutons were planning to
control Serbia permanently, and
officers with whom he talkcd, Dr.
Cheadlc said, boasted openly that
a campaign would be undertaken
soon against Egypt.
ARTILLERY DUEL
IS CONTINUING
PARIS, Feb. 10. via London,
3:41 p. m.——Thc artilicrvducl lic-
tween the French and the Gov-
titans is continuing in the Artois
district, according to anouncc-
ment'made bv the French “for
Office this .aftcrnoom. German
troops, last night.made a strong
attack aminst the French ,oosir
lions between", Neuville and. Lo
EPHCA This was revoked ultimate
\
retinitis were successful its hold
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SECRETARY LANSING
MAKES STATEMENT CON~
CERNING LUSITANIA
YIIRK. Ifcli. I(l_~rtlll
I’t-li, 7 St-t‘l‘ctziry (if Fttitc Lansing
lllfltlt‘ the following" stiltt-iticiit in
t‘tillllt‘t‘tltill “till the Lusitania
c
.\' l’.\\
115V:
“ \II I \tisli to sit} is that this
gtiyci‘iinicnt has Iltll iiicrcttscd its
dcniands in the Lusitania t‘ilSt', as
sci forth in tlic notes of May 13,
Juilc 9 anti July 21. I doubt vcry
much if Dr. Xitlinicrniaii cvcr
llltatlt‘ such a statctiiciit, lit-cause
he must know it is utterly faisc."
This was in rcfcrctit‘c to a statc-
liiciil alli‘ibiitt-d to Dr. Alfi‘cd
Zitliiitcriliail, l‘iidcr Sccrctai‘y for
Foreign Affairs. in an iiitcryicw
with 'I‘lic .-\ssocititcd I’rcss pub—
lishcd on Iicb. 4, in which Ilt'
said:
"I do not understand .\nicrica's
Coursc. \Vc had thought tlic sub—
iiiaritic issue settled and thc
Lusitania question on thc way to
an arraiigcniciit—dtad aurccd to
pay indciiiiiity and all that——
when thc t'ilitcd Statcs sttddcnlv
liiadc its new deiiiaittls, which it
is itiipossiblc for us to accept."
\Vlicii Sct‘rctary Lattsiiig's
statcnicnt Wits issued Thc Asso-
ciated I‘rcss cabled its t‘til‘l‘t’Stltlll-
dciit in Iit‘l‘IfIl for confirmation of
tlic phi‘nst- attributed to Ilr,
7iiiitiici‘tiiuii. 'l'tidztv tllitt t‘orrcs—
l‘tllltlt'llt litis cublctl the follow»
ing‘ stzttcilicnt:
“I’vcrlili, bell. 'i.~- 'I‘Iic (rd of
tIIt‘ illit't'\it'\‘t‘ with I'iitlcv‘ St'Tc-
tart Zitiiinci‘mttii was suluniitcd
to Illlll :ttul lliltll'ln't‘tl by I‘IIII lit"
fut‘c it tins culilt‘tl. I"""1il‘llill" III"
phrase "tww dctii:mvl~" it is litcr‘
.‘lll\‘ not" The t'orvcs'wnlcnt
iiiiiiicdintcly countered with ,
ttIlI'stitill rt'tz‘ai'tlin‘ tilt' (“mm- (It
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".\lr. Thorpe. halted me what Mr.-
Ilrandeis’ position would be in the ar
gunment. There was no doubt in my
mind what Mr. Brtliitiels’ position
would be. I had distusscd it with him
and he had told me. There certainly
was no disposition to conceal it from
Ztlr. Thorne. I am confident that I
told Mr. Thorne that Mr. Brande.“
would take the position that net op-
erating income of the carriers was not
adequate. with special stress on the
(‘cntral Freight Association territory.
Further, I said, he would take the no»
sltion that methods pursued by the.
carriers to obtain their revenue
through a horizontal five per cent. in ‘ “You recognized Mr. Brandeis dilly?
crease “as not the proper method of
increasing their revenues.
"I am quite clear that it was as the‘
restiltpf this conversation that Mr.
Thorns wrote Mr. Brandeis a note ask- an impeachment of the contention off
ing about a change in the allotment “the railroads m that he pointed a I,
time. It is very strongly my impres-»
aion that because Mr. Thorne recog-
nized the attitude Mr. Brandeis would
take that Mr. Brandeis got the con-,
ceptiori that Mr. Thorne wanted an op—
portunity to answer him in addition,
to his main argument in the case”.
Mr. :(‘armalt was called to the etc
on suggestion of Georgie W. Anderson,
United States mail—int Attorney in Bos-
ton, who Is attending the hearings.
Hr: testimony was regarded by friends
of Mr. Brandeis as ‘ieiiig very much
in his favor.
Chairman 'Hilton stated that his un- ’
derstanding was that Mr. Brandeis
was employed to assist in developing
"all sides of the case." and a‘skod Car-
malt it Brandeis helped Thorns do
velop his side. Commit replied that
‘ he did, and said that the data collect
ad from the railroads by the commis-
sion under the general direction of
Mr. manner: was available to all.
Senator Clark salted If Mr. Brandeis
was not employed to develop union-
for side of the one" on the a
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commission assumed the railroads’
cahe would be taken care of by their
attorneys."
"Were Mr. Brandeis“ activities devot-
ed to the ‘side of the railroads?" asked
the Senator.
“The records, I think, shows that
they were employed to develop the 0th-
or side, (the shippers)." ' '
“When you told Mr. Thorne of the
conclusion Mr. Brandeis had reached",
asked Senator Clarke, “did he express
surprise?"
“Yes. he did."
In response to Senator Walsh, Cars
malt. said there never was, so far as
he knew ,a conference of attorneys r0-
presenting the shippers. to exchange
views on preparation of the argument
in the case.
Under cross—Examination by Senator
Cumming, Carmalt testified Brandeis
did not merely stated his view that
the net revenue of the railroads wag,
lnsuillcient but he announced that sue]
would be his position in the argument
ottllo case.
“Did Mr. Brandeis discuss the prey
priety of his making this concession.
which was the vital point of the case
made up thy Mr. Thorpe?" asked Sena-
tor Cnnunins.
"No, it did not occur to me as being
improper."
Carmalt's testimony then ended, and” ; ;
the subcommittee had an argument
over the conduct of the hearing.
“This investigation," said Senator
Walsh, "is for the purpose of develop-
ing facts to advise the committed with
respect to the, fitness of this nominee.
Witnesses have been allowed to ex.
press in n gcticial why opinions torn»
ed concerning the nominee. I am led
to believe that sonic oi‘ the witnesses
summoned know little. about substan-
tial facts, but have only learned things
through the, press or from common ru-
mor. l'shall insist that witnesses be
confined hereafter to telling specific
facts affecting the propriety of confir-
mation of this nominee.
Senator Clark protested. "This is‘
an investigation and not a trial," said .
he.
Senator Cnnim‘ms took the some at-
titude.
Frank Lyon, attorney for the com-
mission in the 1910 rate case, and at-
torney for the l'ittsbuigh Coal Com- '
party at. the tint; case, lt-‘Stltlt‘u that.
'in the latter case he consideied‘ Mr.
Brandeis duties the same as those
he (Lyon) had performed iii 1910, and
he had regardeu himself as bound to
bring to the attention of the commis-
sion any facts favorable to the rail-
roads as well as to the shippers.
"Did you express any View as to-
the disposition of the case in 1910?"
inquired Mr. Thorn
“I did not," resp
thought my duty was
and leave the disposi
mission."
9- .
onded Mr. Lyon. “I
to present facts»
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that?" asked Senator Cuminins.
“Yes, sir.” - 'J
' Mr. Lyon said; he thought Mrs;
Brandeis' belief in the 1913 casevwa}
how they couId get increased rev no
lies in a manner vastly different from
their on proposals;
“Responding to further questions by
Senator Cummins, Mr. Lyon said? “I
think it is only fair to Mr. Brandeis,
na to say that I was an unimportant f .
employe of the commission in 1910;,
'assigned to the rate ceses.
Brandeis was brought.
portant individual from the outside,
,imd must have a different point»!
f‘view from mine," said Mr. Lyon,
zeolites
Senator Cummins characteri
statement as an argument.
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lion of the Bureau of Foreign M
mantle Commerce. 5 1 “
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