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. PRIEST ADMITS HE IS COUNTERFI Slayer of Anna Aumullei He Fitted Up Den. FIND SPURIOUS M( Dr. Ernest Murct, tlie Denti rostwl Monday Night, lleli to Have Uccn Confedera New York, Sept. 17.?The try of a counterfeiter's den, Hans Schmidt, priest and co slayer of Anna Aumuller, ye admitted was fitted up by li make spurious money, led flit lives, Coroner Feinberg and visitors to his cell In the Toi express the opinion that Sch sane and that further invest will develop that counterfeit! only one of his "side lines." declared it is their belief he ii ing insanity after carefully 1 out plans of a master crimina To the Kev. Father Evers, e of the Tombs prison, to his a and other callers Schmidt a< hJR connection with the flat i 134tli street, where detective! bundles of imitation $10 gold cates. Dr. Ernest Arthur Muret, t tist arrested Monday night al raid on the counterfeiter's fl ncld in $5,000 bail for hoarin* charge of having in hip posst revolver in violation of a sta Through his knowledge of t Muret forestalled the plans federal secret service agents to arrest him on a warrant c counterfeiting. By waiving ] nary examination Muret for t being at least, escaped the m lcus charge. SOME KNOWLEDGE OF 1 lit rtha Zeich, the servant K ployed by Dr. Muret and t: police headquarters with hi released, the detectives tell court they had no evidence o: she could be held. Dr. Mir search of his office disclose been studying law through a correspondence school. Mar books and forms of study fi school were found. William Flynn, chief of th service, yesterday announced had temporarily taken cliargi government's end of the ca would work with the New Y lice in tracing the operati Schmidt as a counterfeiter a the connection Muret might h with the fake money plant. Plynn is working on clues fi by the passing of much con money in Massachusetts ai necticut in April, 1912. Alphonso B. Koelbe, Schm torney, visited the prisoner day. and after the conferei clared he was more than e> vinced of the insanity of his CLAIMS HE IS SANE "He declared that he is Koelble said in explanation belief. "He says one of his unties la Schmidt, the priei . another is Dr. Mollere, the W man and a counterfeiter. H admitted his Intention to money, hut says the money counterfeit but real money 1 the command of God." To Father Evers Schmidt h as saying that "God gave plates," and in reply to a que the chaplain as to why he come a counterfeiter the pr plied: "There are so man people in the world. There many people who are sick a are in dire need, it was going them?was going to better th dition. Half of the money I ing to devote to bettering th< tlon of the people of the States; the other was to be to bettering the conditions poor of Germany." These explanations of his , detectives contend are merelj with his prearranged plans tc insane while at the same tlim his attorney that he is sane. BATTLESHIPS WILL KKS Despite President lluerta's ] tion That They Will be l'nw< Washington, Sept. 17.States battleships probably main in Mexico waters desp visional President Huerta's tion that they will be unwelt ter another month. There was no official expre this government's attitude to it was plainly Indicated that ted States will keep its vessel Mexican Pacific and Atlantl as long as the present insec Americans warrants. It was pointed out that in tlonal law the United States has a right to protect its nati n foreign country where intei oredr prevails and to that e dispatch warships to ports American interests demand tion. Despondency. Is often caused by indigesl constipation, and quickly dif when Chamberlain's Tabli taken. For sale by all deale rr;; 1 j-\l.jl dmitted i) Wi st 9 found c f i an impress he denrter the exhibitioi wsion a ite law. "or 'the ! introdi waiting; harping prelimihe time lk Y WX : New,B( irl <ni- T iken in. was ing the This fashi <i. hn.i Fall style story Chicago J . ~ ? law community vvh "l Winter 1913. From a bewi l?'Z ment, the larg< on. po- modes which h ona of . .. md also clDOVe till, V_jOO ave had I X. 1 Chief new styles. IS Interfeit haS loSt ItS StTc id Con- jnto many faSC idt s at- You are esp< yeaterice. de- we are sure, ap rer con- 1 i i client. great deal to u 1 Hanp.. shows whether of his person- ???. medical FASCINATING F e freely was" not Take our word i nade at these charming fashi ? quoted at least the limited \ me the thing worthy of the i lii(>n*y t.,;i,.^wi I Iiatl HP- uriui-iauv'i i lest re- Belts and sashes at tl y poor are so continue narrow a "to he!? draperies, elr con- Verv exclusive styles was go- cloths, tailoring un e condl- 7 ? United devoted < ' '?< CHILDREN'S aclH the ' ' ,n llne The diversity of s temng i vidual style for neai woman a chance to g her personality. Ful Coats, which helps tl Deeiara* matollase, etc. Plair leome. of sii ooth faced clotl -United cut seams, trimmed ue'rro- prominent. Charmii deeiara- largest variety we ha :ome af- ; sslon of RAINCOAT! 'day hut the Unl- . ? off the Different Rain urit?y8of difference that is all those JKain Coats bo ' clearfy OWe ^ yourself to nil ninv ????????? * jON tlon and lappeara 3ta are I | L? rs. j ZS THE LANCASTER NEWS, ''Q V'^ 5IVE FASHION s formally icing Tin: lautitul and on function is really im| r completely and interes o desires to be well-inf ildering variety of all soi ^st and finest we have e lad Beauty, Correctness d Value! There is somi tow that the startling or ingeness, and has becon inating and alluring byecially invited to attend prove these chosen exa s because all this new m we have succeeded or i ASHIONS IN THE NEW FALL or Homing nut try to examine 11 ons in Fall and Winter Suits. \ ocabulary at our command, to ex reality. The variety of beautiful >d and dressy models is greater le waistline are atufther new featu round the hem and show many in Ladies' and Misses' Suits, in al excelled, styles out of the ordinal $22.5 i, MISSES' AND LADIES' CO I Fall styles opens opportunities f rly every one, and it certainly g et that style which is most exactl lness is a general feature of Fall a le vogue for rough faced woolens ily tailored Coats that follow the is, are dressy exceptions to the ri backs, deep yokes and sashes an< ig fashions for misses and chi ve ever shown. 3 FOR LADIES AND CHILDRE Coats, different indeed in deta together commendable. We ask fore you make a purchase anywl make sure of the best before you 1 iVlii, LANCAS lia I SEPTEMBER 19,1913. 1 \\ 1 r;^ \ ' k. I '<!'' ^'"''' " ~ Approved Mot pressive in its beauty andcoi tingly. And it is of impor ormed on the latest fashio rts of styles,we painstakingly :ver housed under our ro< , Quality and Good Taste "thing wonderfully fetching ientalism that has character: le the general ground plan c -ways. our Fall opening, to criticis mples of the season's best st; lerchandise was selected to p lot. SUITS. STYI idividuallv ^ U ?' >}'be a <ew da Vords fail, Drosses, but in the cou: press any- mspectien rich soft s< i stvles in that shoiiid be seen to b than ever. SI ire. Skirts w . v ? forms of . have a list of li whose patience will be II imported exquisite chiffon lace, ,v 1 every suit. >0 to $40.00 T. ^TS. Styles in separate navy and black, a rem or an indi- skirts of this class are \ ives every MESc v suited to ind Winter Charming affairs that i brocades, an overwhelming fad figure, and ing shades and black ilo Oddly MUSLIN UNDERWE 1 bolts are DPT'N I dron, the Wo havo a very sin is good and fits like a f IN. turos, that looks so han , about it?one never has iU with a mends itself. It is ma( you to see tions, by the cleverest hero. You stress might make it as buy. prices. RCANT TER'S LIVE ST i gm les for A nprehensiveness tance to every v\ ?n developments chose a well-ba :>f. We selecte< to recommem and captivating ized fashions for >f women's wear ;e as you please, yles. Your opii >lease you and > jISH fall dresse; ivs before the arrival rse of a few days all \v ;rges, ehepe and silk e appreciated. IPARATE WAISTS. idies who are waiting i soon rewarded. In t silk and crepe rnetec AJLORED SKIRTS. skirts in the new weav arkable array of sepai rery popular. VALINE PETTICOAT night be called quaint i I. In the new cloth eo. AR FOR LADIES, Ml AT POPULAR PRIC nple story to tell of M u ashion plate. It is the i -? ? - ^ (isome out is Hard to fii s to boast of a really ge le in a model factory, i people in the business ; well; she could scarce ILE ORE 3 = i] utumn It tells the 'oman in this for Fall and lanced assorti only these i them?and ; about these two seasons, , it has swung to enjoy, and nion means a /our decision s. of our Fall line of ill be open for your dresses in fashions or these waists and he assortment are >r waists to match es as well as staple rate skirts, because S. f they weren't such lors and light even $1.98 to $6.50 [SSES AND CHIL ES. slin Underwear. It sort you see in j dead. We don't boast od thing?it recommder cleanly eondii. Your own seamlv afford to at these wmmmmmmam CO. il