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.i?nirt? for upwards of thirty year?,
?n Baying ??> all that time and making good at it.
tints.
?mb a slogan ?nd every year of living
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1 % ? ur say-so authoritative?
i all tie world or ?II ibe country or ?.'1 the city know that
your i
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vsill make your say-so a great asset.
Win vertising at once and tlm? begin ?ecu
mu! immeasurable ??set ? w!u!?* perhaps immediately
beginning to < ut \<mi ?riling cost??
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Another illustration Who Sayi "Your money back if you
waal It"?
Ibe New York Tr.l une ?ny? ao nr.d tbev are making good at
it nntl wiiinii.g the confidence ?f ll.r buying public every day
for iLnr adv.rtt.ers.
I .bap? The Tribune it lire very p'.ire for you to -?egin ad?
vertising, knowing tlat Hie Tribune readers will r.*. ngnize
? ? ao as authoritative because it bin accepted your
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1 >?? knows that I ?s !| give you sound advice about
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l H it Won't ?oat you a cent.
Yours For/Acfvertisir
Joseph ?. kuliards & !
9 .Last 40th. Street - ? ? New York. City
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, ^rfvcrtTev-;; Agent?
BRITISH BATTLESHIP MAJESTIC, SINK IN' DARDANELLES.
JQ?E TO FAST
FOR THREE DAYS
Exhqrts All Catholics to Practise
Same with Him- Plenary I ?
dulgence Accorded.
Home (vis Pat "Th?
dhich wa Bra travi ? ing i? pam
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BRITISIi^BM?RINE
AT CONSTANTINOPLE
E-ll Sinks Ammunition Vessel in
Sea of Marmora and Torpedoes
Ship at Wharf ?if Capital.
l - - Ion, V. i y 27. The Britial A '?
mir.?.' ?. port
from the Vice Admiral in tha ha.-iern
an:
"The ne E-ll, I
inder Martin K Nassmith, has
i oi Marmora a
tity of ai
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isto. A rmali storeship was
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"TI i ne E-ll cam,, up ??
stantlnopla und discharged h torpedo
at a transport alongside tl... a.- .
Tha torpedo ??as )u,ir.i io explode."
SUCCEEDS LORD FISHER.
Admiral Sir H. B. Jackson Ap?
pointed First Sea Lord.
1 ' ? : - May 27 A Imiral Sir
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SPAIN OFFERS POPE HOME
Alfonso Tenders Escorial Pal?
ace If Pontiff Leaves Rome
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King Alf. the I
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if ti.t I'onl leave 1
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'I he : \?..^ built in 1
century.
U. S. BATTLESHIPS
CRASH IN GALE
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Lost in Dardant
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?Ocean . Mai l"
?Bouvet h r.)... Mir 13 ... l. 0II
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?Mined. Torpedoed.
(me Itriiisli submarine, two Fn-tii h
sabmarmea anu i-eicriil dit
ii ..ts and other small rr.ift .ne jNo
known to have been sunk, *4h.le
others of the great warships have
be? h >,. bs 11} i....'.k re ! it. ii ihej
have been forced to withdraw I??r
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attacked 'he Turkisl
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p>ted a counter .
was everywhere repulsed with heavy
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ITALIANS MAKE
DASH FOR TRIEST
Continued from pase t
Heil Croa? automobile? Every?.?!
: sold . i ? were to ba se?
n fighting i.
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upon a ??Teat wa
\> hile the entl re natioi .? .? eager I
the coi ' ? - ? ?
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?veil Ulit
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? nation is pr?
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war may hrmi
The t . the colon continue
?he \olunti era ii
.i ni profession. A
en of 1'..: Lanier:
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i'.ri7amaschi, leade
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I many Alpin
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er of War and ?".en
if Staff, have dis
approved of the organization of a s-ep
i ?? body of volunteers, and Peppin.
: aldi and h iteera will laki
? i ? \ bi igade knot?, n .
? '? Alps." -.? inch wa
founded m )--?.v.?, ur?l ?vas commande?
independ? ?: nu '.he wa
of Sardinia and i ranee ?? ; ? t Ausl
by l Garibaldi, the Itahai
Virtually all those who have fough
in the Argonne will join th - body, an?
. r m litary ? osil ions, aa iai
eo, IVppin?
ildj becoming a colonel of th.
ir ai niy.
- bj Italy h-i
. :;ess atfair'
? ai itoriun
is ii ? governmen
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I he i f ? ommerce suggests
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idenl on tourist.1
? ke? pei ? an?
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1er them t<
until the war is .?ver
Two Italian Companies
Destroyed, Vienna Says
\ .. "iia I via \i I ? . May 27.
. . ?'? ?i " to night is?
su.'4 th? - ? menl :
.?: soma points
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an fron'
mbardment
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advanced to
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Work of German Spies
Discovered in Italy
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excel
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ca? toll n g t he
?as i.e?l to
Gem mil tary -? nriea and
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B and Italy
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?????i ; tha? d eumanti
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i ?ore found to
? ; photographs of Ital
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I ??. hers le t ou. !
. ?...i buiicd neu the frontier.
FRENCH CROWD
FORWARD NORTH
OF ARRAS FRONT
Capture Cemetery of Vil?
lage of Ablain, After
Taking Trenches.
BERLIN REPORTS
BIG LOSSES OF FOE
Allies Repulsed In Attempt to
Break Through Unes Around
Lorctte Hills.
i Ion, Maj 27, The French and
Il h report further advances in the
. f France, although these nre not
ado, ??*.'. ii the B.rl r, official r?
raptured an
tion around the v;!!age
of A! lain, north of Arm?, after hard
tins
The Par's official report, issued to
? lays:
"In the sector to the north of Arn?
??,.. day has been marked by n>".ern.
?? n :;?.?? ? . sracter, whi? h
?,'n ,, ,1 for us a new success. '
of Angres ' Ivor* 1
two ? but ?vas ti
sin masters of the po
German
li,?.es .?ere, as yesterday, very heavy,
I rther tr> th to the east
if A'..i.r.. a vigorous attack by the
m ho had previously taken
ncv ar.d the greater part of Ablain
resi.itfiil in the occupation of the tier
man trench < In fror t of the eometory
of that village Immediately ai'er
wnrd we carried the cemetery itself,
where the enemy was strongly organ
isad, and we then advanced beyond the
?ery. We took four hundred nris*
oners, among whom were several of
fieers.
? iast right repulsed
two Gen t to th
er to I
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ov - :
? -rest failures of
a I?'ri petted their at?
t s to b rea k 1
hills.
a ? ? . ?..'i.* f -r
ward for a tack s s; a nai row
? ? ? - metres < i
irr tl > everj s here was
We ar;- in full po ? - in of
? : s. An uncommonly
r of fallen Frenchmen are lying
in front of our trenches."
2.100 Ont of 3.000 Cost
in Prussian Regiment
London, May 27. Th<> recital of oe
eurr? i at I ? written by the
: h "??>? wlti ?sb" i!*-.?ier dat? of
May 25 and given out in London to?
il:-, y is devoted largely to the telling of
lenta, The accvint deaU
with comparatively .?mal' actions in
varions parti of Flanders, and the
writer ?ays the German losses lately
have been very heavy.
"A buiMmg in La Basse. u?ed by the
Germans .?s a bathing establishment
was hit recently byoneof our hou tsai
le ir was full of German
ofl ,??!-'," th.- eyewitness relates, ".".e
? .v. sn twenty and thirty of them were
I or wounded.
"Not far from Yprer? our antl-aireraft
guns brought ?lown a hostile aeroplane,
-.?? r ich fell hearilong on a parapet of the
German trenches within *-itr;ht of the
I renh lines. Both the pilot and th??
observer must have been instantly
ki led. Th?' French, noting that the
g machine was exerting consider
occupants of
the enemy's works, trained machino
guns on the spot and waited until a
sufficient number of Germans bad col*
lected; then they opened fire on them."
Continuing, the eyewitness relates
how a detachment of Germans, attempt?
ing I" make use of their deadly gas at
Ypres, were themselves suffocated by
'this gas efter n French ?hell had burst
the cylinder containing it.
Notable among the recent German
?'. i . j.its:? ? i is asserts, were
those sustained by the 37th Prussian
Infantry in the act'on of May 16-17.
This organization lost 2,400 out of 3,000
. men.
The Germans are still extracting the
utmost from the country they occupy.
Ment on Is ma le of one incident in con
neetion with the recent sporadic b..m
bardment of Lens by the Allies. "Six
shells fell on the Lens station," the
v.: ter says, "and the town was f.n???l
3,000 mirks ($710) for each projectile,
or a total of 18,000 marks $4,500 , par'
of which was distributed among the
soldiers. The ground for th?? Une was
the allegation that some of the inhabi?
tants n ust have been in communication
with the ? nemiea of Germany, hence
the bombardment
"That some of the enemy at least are
not enjoying themselves in Flanders ii
shown b) the following message flung
into the British trenches:
" 'We are too few to attack, too many
tu nt:re and too proud to surrender,
but we all want to go home.'
"A f?-w days ago a kite was flown
over our lines. On it was written:
'Pli i-e send this back when the wind Is
ible. Wouldn't you like to com.
1 over here, as you have no more ships
left? Won't you give up soon? w.
it any longer.'
? res have tieen made
pointa on our line i."
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GREEK KING BETTER;
IKON GETS CREDIT
Physicians Decide No Further
Operation on Constantine
Is Necessary.
Athens, May .7. King Constantine
. night, and the doc*
: tors decided to-day that another opera
essary. They re?
gard the patient'? condition generally
e,l.
' ite the turn for the
r in 'he K a to the
?;ce In the palace of the ikon of
the Holy Virgin.
Trie King's t.-mperature at noon to?
day wa i h:s pulse 82.
PORTUGAL'S CHIEF
EXECUTIVE TO GO
President Arriaba Officially An?
nounces His Determination
to Resign Office.
Lisbon, May M. The President of
Portugal, Manual de Arrisk'a, has ofR
, . announced to the President of
the Portuguese Congress his d?termi?
nation to resign his O0?M,
i OttgreSS will meet on Saturday to
deliberate on this action by the Presi?
dent, aril take measures rev?ired by
th. situation.
i? g .?.???.:_ ?"i
.Equitable rentals arc
more than reasonable
Considered in conjunction with the manifold
advantages which th<* new Equitable structure
offers to tenants, the ?Equitable r?enl ?ore
than merely reasonable?they are attractive.
There are some buildings in whif h ipace ( osts
less, there are other* in which ipace crises mor-,
but there is no building in N<ew York which
offers so much for the money, or i-t so truly >
nomical as the new Equitable structure.
All in all, advantage for advantage, dollar for
dollar, the ?Equitable is the best propo I on ? v r
put before you. and our rental force will
of an opportunity to prove it.
fJuil'l.n row open f'-r tenints
Equitable Building Corporation
120 Broadway I
mi_jjggj - ' ?'_b
HILLS rOT CHARGE PURCHASES WILL NO! BE RENDERI > I "?TIL i L. 1ST.
Motor & .cports Coats at $23 & $35
Swagger m?7xle!i of high grade materials ?formerly J35 to *65
Smart Outing Ha?s ?? $I0
Ch'c ??-c?:. :n bir"*d Ii en, nine, cr-tonn?* and Pimtu.
Street ai.d Scmi*Dre?? Hat??formerly $18 to $30?$3 <2c $10.
Biouses?s5, $7, MO
Special gr .ups?formerly -lj to .25
Silk Sweater Co - ts?* 18 ?2 5
Forme ly '28 to .35 -o? Guernsey s..* and Saantung.
Outing Skirts?$8. s I 0, -12
Of cotton ?abard.ne, F'amB-ac.i
Frocks and Gowns?$35
Of serge and silk?a'so Dance frock*. Formerly 53 '
Town & Country Suits?*25 & 535
Smart s'y?e? ? formerly $45 to $63.
CHARGE FIVE BROKE
NEUTRALITY LAWS
Continu-..! ir? in 1>H(P '?
their arrival. 'It ha? not been learned
whether this wa? done.
The second shipment of hidden con?
traband was to have left on the White
Star liner Cretic, which was scheduled
to lenve for I?.'.ian port? on February
IS. Representatives of the Bl
Consulate .n this city were on guarl,
however, nn 1 asked Collector of the
Port Malone to search the Salomon
shipment which was consigned to
Signor Cabello, of Genoa, Italy.
Cotton Shipment Seired.
On February 14 Customs Inspector
Lamb, Thomas McN'ally, represer.*:*?-:
the British Consulate, and Prof?'*-..?:
Richard M?ller, X-ray expert of Co?
lumbia University, visited the White
Star Line pier and X-rayed 178 bales
of cotton waste, consigned to Cabello,
of Genoa, by Albert B. Newman, of the
Solomon lirm. The X-rays would not
penetrate the cotton, and when the
bales were opened it was found that
each contained 250 pounds of hard rub?
ber. The whole shipment was Mix?d ,.y
the Federal authorities, and an in?
vestigation started which culmina'?-.! In
the Gran?! .lurv findings yesterday
While the indictment names only : va
defendants, it la understood thai ??
investigation of the Federal agents
may result in the 'indina* of other in?
dictments against prominent men. The
offense charged against the Salomon
: rm and its eo d<
rious nature, and entail? upon c? i
tion a tine of |5,000 on each chart*?, >r
from ?me to live years' imprisonment,
or I oth.
The concealment of ?he contraband
rubber, the indictment charges, -*J.
thoirgh d?
. 1 tse
L'nlt?
-.e. by
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der oath, th
of mei
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.
While -iolstions
of th?
sense, th. .adict
mem are Vrdtt?;
authorities to be '
American r.e;;- thou
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nborj
\ ' all Of
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A? Vorr.sj
Wen! said yesti "? that
Non man ?? is s ?n and
hsrka
tion into ?
doss ? :? -v moni sg tirst took
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their old >, ..?; ten ;,? Street
In January the t'rm move! ??> lsrjtr
if 29?
Bros ' 'rutted
ester - - ?
.-. that
he ? \ n and
that he ha?l been ar. Il b? sn
a? tive member of th. a srmy
Further information ? ,J, cm
ting I in of
the firm were out of town ? 1 that
nothing m . n'i?**"?
fraudulen* i rinn'i
shipments t.. Europe.
Towne & Spellman, of * '~
as coans.-: ?, ?si<*
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with the law, in g ?roper
: ?ption in tl ?
?
Albeit Solomi ?t of
the firm, sa??! thai
held them
the matter, ar i war? i
? tad ai : wroi .- whes>
Aeeording to Mr. W
ants have mad?
I they ad a ?
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CgtfTSMSsU gls%m aJMawJSSVety lists ll
Ccnt?IM???
G!0V?;
For the Trousseau
.\nd all the
Attendants of the Bridal Party
Substantial .Vnveltie* ? ?'.lab?rate Styles for Every Oaasirn
MD M K.
20 Button Length . . Foi the Bride.5 00 2.50
16 Button Length . . For the Maids of Honor . . 4.00 1.00-1 50
"West Pointa New) . For Traveling.3.00 1.75
"Fielder" (New) . . . For the Home Coming. . . 2.50 1.50
White Self Emb'd . . For the Bridegroom .... 2.00 1.00-1.50
Pearl Gray.For the Ishers.2.00 1.00
296 Fifth Ave. Hr.