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JAPS GIVE BRITAIN
SHARE OF VICTORY
Emperor and Empress
Thank English*--Tokio
Congratulates King.
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Southern Pacific Steamships
" Morgan Line "
New York to New Orleans
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fully enjoy the ocean. Then board the
Sunset Limited
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w Orleans Lo_ Angeles San Diego
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San Francisco
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Plan Your Exposition Trip Now.
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HOW GERMANS HAVI HI IN PUSHED BAt K BY RUSSIANS IN Till BAST.
or eondu negot ution-' '
for tho aurrei ,:,
a garriaoi
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GERMANY MOURNS
TSING-TAO'S FALL
Regret Over Fate of Gar?
rison Which Faced Over
whelming Odds.
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of war tie
ne the
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AUS?RIANS STORM
SERBS' POSITIONS
Claim Capture of Several
Intrenchments Arter
Hard Fighting.
No*. - 'I he followii |
ci:.! stat? mi .
"In the southwestern war tbeetri
the battle
int ?nued x? :-h un : foi ee
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of thi ; I HJnik,
which the Serv ? ? eil uncon
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POLAND BORDER
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Arc Slowly Unfolding
P? trograd, No?. - rentier
the war m? un
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high suthorit rord
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of th? war, th? I -
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heve been ?! ill
. their line of communica
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AUSTRIANS FEAR
FALL OF CRACOW
Every Available Man Callt-d tu
Colors t<> Meet the
Russians.
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rapidl*/ advancing
the Ans?
authorities are beti
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MORE ROCKEFELLER
HELP FOR BELGIANS
Foundation Now Provides
Pier as Well as Ships
to Carry Relief.
EVERY AMERICAN
IS ASKED TO AID
Urgent Call Comes from Page
f?>r Food .'?>,? the Starving
Women ami Children. N
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NEED OF BELGIANS
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American Re?ief Commis?
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Eight Cargoes.
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BELGIANS WILL TO-DAY
GET AMERICAN FLOUR
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telegraph dtepa^h from Rotterdam
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aenl h) th?- Aaaericaa Belgian Relief
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?an? flying th?' American flag, .?nil
?rill be ;i.. ?unpin.?,?<! ht Captain
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PARIS, THE MF
CITY, IS NO M(
War Brings a Comf
Chani;e in Mecca
Amusement Seeker?
Paris, Oc! A census of
'ik< ri u f,--.? ,\, i, | ago bowed I h
?Hpit.il hnd nearly 1,000,000 fewi
habitants than before *h>? ?ar wi
1 ;' ?? number :."".. i
th.- i.rmy, 160'MO being >.n the
snd 160 r. serves or h-i?..'
are distributed throuj-hout rr.-iii
. ? . .I, pet i, "-un
th?' railroads, powder magaxinei
? ? it' tin- 700,000 miaaini
*-?? *n<? in normal tim?
?hi' eity'a population, many e/ero
leclarati??*! of wi
a bile on ?'>? lr annual
or mountain ri
and remained there. I ither He1
Paris for ti-.i- country or for provi
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and of -"ir??
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the h.i mu?
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streets Practical.* Deserted.
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ronized
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Saks announces a sale of
Men's Aquascutum Overcoats
at reduced prices today
Nie word AquatCUtUHI in Kntfland corresponds to Saks in New York. It is
?> .summing up of quality in a single word. It ?signifies perfection in a coat.
It is the emblem of excellence. It connotes finality. It it enough. And these
wonderful garments, made in those big British cloths, that are all warmth and
service and color, and tailored in single and double breasted models, with char?
acteristic English dependability, are the purchase of the Wintei irmnn at tlie^e
attractive figures. Sixth floor
I iarris Tweeds, in checked mixtures. . . .value $35
Aquascutum Showerproof cloths.value $35 $25
Eiderscutums, in soft heather shades. . . .value $35
Soft Vicunas, in large overplaids.value 5/5
Fancy Cheviots, in diagonal mixtures. . .value $45 ?$35
English Tweeds.value 5/5
Plaid hack Llama Cloths.value $50
Scotch Fleeces, in Autumn browns.value $50 $40
English Checks arid mixtures.value $50
Beginning today, an extraordinary sale of
en's Pajamas
Comprising the combined contributions of five makers,
ensuring a variety or choice which is well nigh perfect
And the prices are the lowest ever
quoted for merchandise of this character
$1,50 Pajamas at 95c ' $2.00 Pajamas at $1.10
Made of heavy outing flannel, and
trimmed with silk frogs. Splendid
value and <? variety <>f choice.
$2.00 Pajamas at $1.10
Mercerized stripes, white Madras and
nainsook, with silk frogs and trim?
mings. Beautiful designa and coloring!
$6.00 Pajamas at $2.85
Extra heavy silk and linen and silk
mixture pajamas, in scores of plain
colorings, stripes and figures.
Extra quality Ottting flannel, "ilk br.iid
ed and silk frogg--d. Beautiful mer?
chandise, in attractive p?tt rns.
$4.50 Pajamas at $1.95
Imported Oxfords, plain and striped
Madras, crepes and mercerized cloths?
gorgeous de?i-;ns and superb mal
$7.50 Pajamas at $4.85
Lixtra heavy silk pajamas, in del
and colorings that are a joy to behold,
and th; workmanship is superlative.
Paiamas Values up to $3.00 at $1.35
Scotch flannel, Madras, fine imported Oxfords and mercerized cloths, in
the Ir * . sortmenl of patterns ever shown in popular p
Sped a I today? Mens
$2.00 Worsted Union
Suits at $1.35
* An ideal fabric in en ideal weight < on
tains 60'?' wool and 100'.,' of warmth
anj ien I? Beautifully made, an
perfectly. Ankle length and long sleeves.
$1.50 Ribbed Cotton Union Suits at 95c
* Long sleeves, ankle length, in ecru.
Special toda)?Men j
$5.00 Imported Angora
Vests at $2.95
' 175 pur^- wool Angora vests, made by
Lloyd. Altree <\ Smith, of London, lug
land, which is another v.mv ol saying ho\\
good they are. Splendid fur all out doors.
Shown m a variety ol novelty designs and
colorings, .m<\ in all sizes. Main fl >or
Two important sales of Men's Shoes
for one week?beginning today
$5.00 Shoes
at $3.95
Economy at your feet!
' All this season's models, including the
new loni ?t, in mahog
any and tan Russia calf, patent i olt,
bl ii :. !;1 metal
button lace, oi Bit ? her. i >istin< tu?-,
.
$7.00 Shoes
at $4.65
With gray cloth tops.
1 A novelty shoe, made of gun metal
calf with import? d grs th tops,
trimmed with nai ?I leather
running up both sides <>t I ?
mal distinction to the shoe and
tvisibl? . 5ih floor
Broadway
?aks $c
mpatu]
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BRITISH STEAMER
REPORTED ON FIRE
The Norfolk Beached in
Australian Waters
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GERMANS ESCAPE
BRITISH SEARCH
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BULGARIA STOPS
FOOD EXPORTATION
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