I could open his address to the men. "Í have nr.'T seen a bodv of m»n ill be assured of favorable intro- do »u<-h work and progress so rapidly ( heere rent »he air as he was in military instrii'. FUND Bernstoríf, Tireless FOREIGN PLOTS For the administration of th, ROOKIES CHEER duced by Captain Halstead Dorey, camp Jsme» Whsrton Pepper, of Philadel¬ Worker, - IrjiÉNCE imeri- commander. The Rookies let them- phia, follewed Oner»; '.'.'¦ Ifa paid tmenl has loose, as they never have be- a trbu'e to the '»-d as Corps I . Is a Rasebai! Fan GENERAL WOOD and it seemed the men would PROBLEM and Dancer FORCEMARTIAL a set of formai I not HARD never tire in their welcome to the man be in keep ng with army who made this year's course of in¬ Mr. I'epper expressed the gr '. of '.ir\ an on Lansing to-day for Complimented Fine struction in military preparedness the memb« r» mal regi¬ FOR CONGRESS LAW IN HAYTI expiai »lie. ment In the form of ai ¡ution. Work, They Applaud "This is a fine end to a fine piece of Dudley Field Mslone secondetf work," said dorerai Wund. "A work Mr. Pepper'» ren«.I rom his | His Work. ending; for this A work Ab<- it I rf the had only year. men «rill leave f"r th« « h is the beginning of a series of Def Action in row, while the reaaaii train Growing Caperton Takes -. camps next year and for that th !. «.i n '-'.>'nt among " fftisury's the II West irf, X. Y, S-M't. 4. 'o come Monday. Proposed and Other The ge; -ral of the ad- V.; ¡¿it Offsets Capital Secretan I wa« not spoke rapid ng's reply régissent is and pro- teaaat Plans. Ports. ¦i m ncre thi» evening after Economy Open that he ftf the lump nal men, and of the record made T.er t, ...as to-day pre«en*> "hoped" the explanation Wood »food be- . and on the rifle ver the memb | would bl General Leeftard in dr.lis range. lovin«" cup by ton I illy ten minutes before he ing, he said: pany F.. ARMY WO NAVY MEN SECRET INFLUENCES WANT S>00,000,000 OPPOSE U. S. RULE

of and Búa .I 9 A* M* to 5 P. ¿71.; 12 Noon on I |f« i rador-. Favor Short i-locked Signing Treaty Sepie .Saturday Note Issue as Solution f.fforts to lake Over Mfficulty. f inances. « WasHncton. Sept. 4. Foreign influ¬ Tr.nt econon-.y ence» in Rayti, working to block plans P ns alone will not of the United States to pacify the re¬ for the na- public and rehabilitate its finances un¬ l «ilmost ready der American supervision, hav% made .¦¦ Fre«:dent h.a.« it necejsary to declare martial law in I th« growing 1'ort-au-Prince, the capital, and prac¬ immSeOIo. tically all but two Of the country's : te tase the view open ports. ' AVENUS the Senate P.ear Admiral Caperton, acting with¬ FIFTH AVENUE-MAD that perhaps a in his yeneral instructions, declared ,' ORK Thirty---fifth Street cride finds martial ¡aw to-day, and thai rty«fourth S1 e navy up to its his action was taken because of a once, may be the situation beyond the control of the blr-m. local rovernment. port that twenty- For reasons of international nolicv bnl the State Department will no! jisclo .. of A Visit to the .afloat - It served to empha- any of the information it has received. An Important Offering need for more There have recently been persistent re Showrooms port« of the activity of foreign agents, Hand-made Filet Lace Coat and Wrap M ire Funds Neetled. and so marked has been the effecl on the Third Floor) and (on »ore apport,o; ed mombois of the Havtian ."ongrcs.5 Panel Curtains nnl for each government thai the State Depa ment will reveal a assortait1 yesr ' found it necessary to take quick ac¬ magnificent '. The insistent for¬ models for st: i battle- tion. Protection against forTuesday, i embe latestAmerScam and foreign I ear by eign creditors is Involved. wea~. Chiffon velvet, .1 .)on and evening fact that 'BernMorlï France Will Back Mo<.e. ippropi ni ma le Ambassador von ese Csjr veüour velveteen and geal in the France is among the cloth, vicuna, Moreover, scout creditors. Her eil are the fabrics used, a consii'^r- :-. '. Dill Hayti'a mineuse chief German Ger¬ n Hi « rs and supply Ambassador the Most Popular Among said to have about $20,000.000 combined with rich fur. linn national bond 0 i number «being mans in America in belief in the Navy To-day.Caused Change cantilc and banking interests in th<- re ..s ba«.- many as seven His Government's Submarine Policy. public, Prance has refrained from op : c sh.ps the development of tin- Ameri¬ big *> i umber of fashionable Autum: I The rr.oat popular German sm; of the bec-i':' :::~ of the build:' up < and Ambassador Jusserand Th it tins be the woi can policy, ca Carman« in America to-day is Coi shall the Stai at $9,00, ¡13.50 to 37JO 111e oi Johann Heinrich von I of the coming year i« tho since-- yesterday assured 11.00, and able to make Ambassador ai V> of < \ Geri ''. an pi see lover ment of French approval of anj Tailor-made Suits ur iia uiral heril establish¬ Women's '-¡5 result in the - knots. Her: which would Ci eua« the fort'...-.«.<¦. of war and kindi All who km.w Count von stoii and respon-ible gov¬ (Lace Depi 11 r la-«'. Budget. are with hi ment of a stable i tl I.is name il maní charmed ernment in r :.ve been préparée in Navy Department ofñc:r.l« i.as always been :. curious blend -th. smlabil did not a-- ,000 as and unoffendin The State Department prominent as he has been popul ty, straightforwardness tempt to initiate execution of its Hav¬ to extra î«arge sises. n ilitary bud- But it i» within thi reserve. He is not a studenl of book.- had received ¦ becoming only men. tian policy until it ; twice what ««« months that the rank and bul a profound studenl of Th I D'Ai tigu< last uman nature its anees thai Presidí ., 48, 50, 52 and 54 inch bust d navy year. countrymen, as well and appli would be able to earrj it through »uo- The Autumn Suits and downs 44, 46, .- s, raleas more wi are two of his char .¦ American, has become familial Ui- Cessfully and command th,- support measuremer. I the coming Count von Bernstor*? and h aeteri ompliahmenta. the majority of the Haytian r.ati-, next year c :r.:.-lod m his eatimate of peo are now year, the "Work" i» the proper word to II -.»a» regarded as desirabl in i Vive fashions being to at least $285,000,000 th« ambassador's activities. A pie. control and of whlc :or scribe . is th principle of majority ¦;se Suits, in the making of iriff or. sugar and to those who havt. be» n dot ount Johann von Bernatorff retention of power in the cording son late Count Albrech the shown il tax should be con- ly associated with him in »ohring t fourth of the should be preserved. and workman »en em« íe comes the a and in was materials off many delicate problem» which ha Bernstorff, contemporary whi After the movement under way .ich greater than last and t timate of Prince von Ri-marck, which ti e in the for com» up between Gi-rmanv achieved distinction in serving hi and the proposed treaty by '7. nen'fl are shown Department year United States rir.^e the beginning I'nited State! was to art as a pro¬ Ready-to-wear Department ployed, . country during the Napoleonic perioi cred¬ appropriations, war, Count von BernstorfT i« tector for Hayti against foreign and Special Costumes, Third Floor« .--. rivers and a In« cauldron of European politic: set in order v a« Floor) Imported ever. tireless a» well a» versatile work« Johann vor itors and the republic (Third iry appropri- th« Immediately fo was boiling merrily. Count for submission to tl "During period torff was born in London, on No ready devel the bone, will the Lu»itama eataatrophe tl wai i signs of opposition for na- ng vember 14, 1862, when his father ongreea, These money .-«a lor worked twenty hours German Ambassador to the Court ol oped in unexpected quarters. i. means of to stem tl are said to have boon traced to for¬ day in a gigantic effort was educated in I'res .1 one of the di St James':. He influences. Philippine be of popular as well a» official den and entered the army in 1881 eign The New Autumn eh will confront approval of Germany's submarine »a: serving with distinction in the firsl ( aperlon Had lull Power. icmbling. ware and to cement the broken piece of been ad which threatened to d< regiment artillery guards. Admiral Caperton bad fully Lingerie of friendship 'x His only son. >'ount Guenther von vised of the Statt Department*! plan-». Sweaters Wins into an irremediable breach man in the foi then execu¬ of National Defence velop anil «ai Bernstorff, s young early had received authority New importations rwten thi« country Germany." twenties, entered the .-ame regiment at tion, and it wa« unnecessary to issue of All Women tin attache of the German Kmbass the war as a volun¬ on -ho Misses Support vo the beginning of any orders to him declaration fo Women and these Under¬ I a hai been closer to Count He was wounded twice, It ii aaaumed that he dainty de- than othc teer private. of martial law. ; National Berr.storfT, perhaps, any (¦r.ce in Flanders and once in East felt the best way to check «are shown in crisis. The same dip to ac¬ Jersey & da. are con¬ .'.most unanimous man during the Prussia, and recently was elevated American agitation and insure the I. Altaian garments n of the country, it i» authority for the atateraen the rank of lieutenant for "distinctive of the treaty would be to take mme- execu- von succeed«) ceptance d i \ th« report of the that Count BernstorrT bravery," a.» his father declared with sure meneares. stantly being recel woman's section constant hammering and ¡ni a light of pride in his that under martial la* by the 61 I shining parental Offieiala say League p.t it.« meeting h.ore representations, in inducing steady pray eyes. tho navy's function.« will be limi ed to ARE NOW HOLOHNQ including »bet, .lomenal progress man Foreign Office to realize and adnp Proniolinn Was Rapid. maintenance of order and collections man's organization to the American viewpoint rein at loa»r. I warfjr The German Ambaaaador to of customs, for the present cashmere, chemises, combina- time,' 11 thi repoi I of the 'o Germany's submarine present be no interference with the «econd month's work this country started on his diplomatic There will the >ds. was civil government unless Haytian poli career in 1889, when he appointed , made of ion. Enthusiastic sup¬ Tremendous Difficulties Overcome. the German in ticiana make an lasui. i« etc., ine:, t the women of attaché of Embassy hand is An Exhibition of by "No one realize.» the tremendou: From Turkey he was On the other it expected ex¬ I from every sec- Constantinople. no in con¬ spier sheer .nainsook, the head amount of work which the ambassado: transferred to the Foreign Office in ther«' will be further delay he continued lirai came in sideration by the Haytian ' 01 buried in hns accomplished," of his Berlin, where he personal is in the hand* in Water Coior hand--em» terally . body knows of the resalts toi,tact with Emperor William. From the treaty, which stiil Sketches quisitely icnt. of hi.- was He .Mini-tor of Foreign At- as labors and approves that time his rapid. ff the Haytian 2 "00 i? generally promotion . silk Swet reported achievements. But few persons reali/i sor.-ed as Minister to Belgrade, Dres¬ fiiirs. Ai soon as favorable actii rsey mths' work, 10,000 difficulties which the »nd Munich. He taken a modus vivendi ... .orated and ..¦ t h the the tremendous den, St. Petersburg v ambassador had to overcome in causing ellor and fii -t secretary arranged whereby the Uni ed i rat tWO weeks. in the submarine in in to organic a native garments the a change of policy of the German Embassy London, ".ill be empowered ii ; shed in p «-riod styles. also reported by his govern- and in 1907 he was sent to Cairo constabulary under American ol u r. were made ur on of the organiza- warfare inaugurated 1902, anees. [ A «.mall idea of these handicaps a- German diplomatic agent. and to regulati the repul I voluntary contri- how dif¬ ' that if this can M n ¡ght, may be obtained by realizing In ron Bernatortt mar¬ Officials believe direct supervision of been received from to a Ger- Nev. the time int c:: "--''.ereor Deco- ficult it usually i» change ried Miss Jeanne Luckemeyer, of bo done, by the Wooi Sweaters The De member?. liar's mind, once it has been foeuaaed York. There aro two children, the in Waahington the advantages of 3. ''--'- of the woman's section If one r< twenty- will bo so manifi a fn Jon Floor) include twelve on a definite object. in daughter, Alexandra, being arrangement thai (Fourth I oague that Count von Bernstortf succeeded tight years old and the son, Guenther, Hayti and m the Un buyer, who made the national organi¬ at 'long distance,1 a« old. -¦' this difficult task twenty-four years sed mi m a way Am¬ the were, one may appreciate o who knoijv the German Jourr ty especially for \moiig what he ha» accomplished." ur aay he is very fond of Ameri¬ eaters frc l n'ional committee of Count von do¬ .:se. of New Those m the confidence can customs and inatitutiona, His this >urf .»-lade, that h< ha« ael himaelf is démocratie and «i ti i t r BernatorfPaay his coun 't.utfh- ,- ..-antic 'task of setting [canized." He Wears Amei Reynold i: right in the eyes of the \»orld in ami speaks "American" Eng¬ Hotel Arlington try ill and of the Tinted State« lish without a trace of accent He Street 0 11. P. Belmont. general is ins life work, tlior-e in an 18 West 25th liar. Tin- h to treai Americans Political Equality know him best assert. It «u American manner, an i Park Steven«. who in easy, informal Just off Madison Sq. Petticoats IcLanrtn i ear'« declaration, embodied i foreign officials Daugh- t" Patronage. Hens and Women's United theaa few simóle aentence»: in this country who can make a jest¬ iterjnk family " icy; Mrs. William "If 1918 »hall bring to the earth a ing remark in the American mood and Kit-.-*, for Iwo: in and dent general of .f this unfortunate war, the snirit of American fashioned novelty silks, stripes, laating pepee; deplore, -.hall ontoi into EUROPEAN PLAN which all participants twelve Monogram Handkerchiefs /arden in combination with i m Rogers Rleakley, terminate within the next Counl von I'.ernstorff came to thi« $9, $12, $21, $25 effects, Daughter« of on such terms as are compati¬ s German Ambassador i.i of month» the nations in¬ countr; lace and B. Shei man, ble with the honor of 1908. He is a baseball and tennis en-' AMERICAN PLAN of line far, for ( and ' to of the and in such a way a- elimi¬ t the frie y of volved, recurrence. nd personal i M. Dodge, nate the possibility of its notable Americans in public and $24, $30, $35, $40 let are r* :i a of . Woman'« which the new feai gowns, pr< the th««n the black asp««ct and private life. He is a coveted dancer Bedroom and Bath, Ing to Suf- \onr wtnis to-day WÍU !". changed, after-dinner »pea'.er and j Opposed and dea: In and popular r ';.-.. $90 fo >r- Per n .. I. I of i es. rlei il. Maaury, of it will stand forth bright of nell known in ihe best social circles of part lent of tbo Danajh- history a« the date of the ending the world. irah E. rul- oling down of men and the date of the prealdei Mary E. '.'..ci... whose work ha» doubled r assortim presl practically war. G. A. R.. and i :nt of the Kuropean "lake the emergency fund, for aaid. "We are n Hotel Marseilles^ Mr. Flood dren'.« stance," for tl r-t^Äk'":'** .M., 41 Broadwav a. .«.-d Dress the v National appropriating 1400,000 year «gi^a^^ Rich Silks,Woolen Fabrics, 1 f »v e are to ke««p pace Wi A purpose, haa developed abroa Fur Department - ex- .it ion that naval circles is abreast of all that SUPERB LOCATION. an'a sec- re to keep vario ffirW^PJKÎf, Laces and in Trimmings r« are on confidentially the Isor Many wive« of nava! oflei going we must have TO LIVE AT THE MARSEILLES - of l. irope, jS$î "rST promis- IWf^Bia . Mr*. emergency fund, and douh ,s T0 L,VE WELL have been received .*.-. i«i itiom grea'er at least should be pi The \ .¦. .' Dewey, the $4<-0,<»iO fit*;*islÄ»k* fin th« corn¬ vided." f ser and r¿mer¿can makers. obtaining pared íng European el? 1 K«.«>in« Rath. fron. navy women THUG S^JHasaSaHMaaWO«*1^ "'"' ",:nn'"c "" »¦"."" are SOLICITOUS Ai .."""' action TO VICTI! «ijiïSj«iia!Î z^nJtf^r Are «rife of Hear WRITES pSS^^^^'Mt M Apartments for Fall Leasing mess of the modish colors ¦: - Elisabeth N. * ( .W« Now Being Shown. | i ster of Paw f-jf-MM^ |fra» are included* A Keeps $a69. Returns ...any novelty effects Schley. ... ""ii in -he He Is Well. Ticket and Hopes Mall«.n ...-.-..^».^«¦aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaia-aaaaaaaaaai # the drama .¡re im I ^Mibwa» l.»..rr»« '".,<»»'. i t i. -t rasa loi »THI ^a '«¦. /.;; in : ition is invited. V [isa Julia Felled at Set are re , a the work for Philadelphia, Sept. 4. ts, fully | home Itreet and Bedgely I ... immer morning. John Carlir -¦:.- luxurious : rs of con= B., while Miss Hlaiirhe last Monday ...ken ti having Barrymoi " Ethel of the York unconscious, robbed g novel \~ns .- hard In behalf SEVILLE In a aei HOTEL Needlework and left H<« had drawi in the Fancy Dcp't in Central Park. ri favor of and op the San Fmnci.¦>«.«< ed models) as well as a have tin- money to visit TO SUIT THE TIMES the Fourth Floor) a most attractive irt. home last night. He PRICES ve fashions. (on Carlin reached of « FROM FIFTH AV. ; home HALF A BLOCK is now made of and l,Hd who him cur- lay being foreign WAR INCREASES COST Ken York, gave At M.di.on At. and 29th St. ' ..¡1 to day he received ses : .". I i American novelties in waste baskets, but unpunet- the noiie. " ' "' *¦!¦.¦¦.¦ lmmt pillows, OF STATE DEPARTMENT this letter, well written, Centre qf everything; juat away from ' -~ and un: igned: uatid at last. How is your neck. am bon-bon boxes, îVames, knitting Has Doubled and "Gol you would and $1,200 Per Year Up. gs Bamiirgs photograph Wort Bcei blow, Was afraid you three Parlor, Bedroom Bath, .o. haul |M9 Gel and many other Useful and decorative More Money Is Needed. Good to get more. for Two, $3.00 Per Day Up. bags Tried Will Rooms with Bath, ntatlve "<«t home ui! light. Per for the home. aan of the Hope yOB Ticket in this." Rot-mi. Running Water, $1.50 Day. Matche. S rders. articles inittee, de- gain, et for an ever. Single *» i |.\» I D Iael< \ :h G. I to da;. thai larger »ppi . n at Trenton, N. J., ¦ -i have to be a pawnbroker next aeaaion foi the Stute Ucpai1 ger,