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RUSSIANS FORCE
ENEMY FARTHER
FROM THE DVINA
p^ Germans Back from
Oh. i. Southwest of
Riga.
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JOFFRE'S MEN WIN
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German teros Drop Boml
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THE SUPERIOR SERVICE
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NEW JERSEY CENTRAL
To PHILADELPHIA
combines with it'? new all steel equipment,
its splendid roadbed and dependable regu
larity o? operation, a delightfully pu tut
esque scenic panorama al o dining i ,.r and
general train facilities o? exceptional excel
ence.
Il \?>u do not know tin*, b) experience
Try This Route Next Time!
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YOUR WATCH IS YOUR TIME TABLE
FOR
Every hour en the Hour
I as! I rains I? sv< ! ?I i rtj Si froi 7 A M t.. 10
p. \! 44,,:.,I .... s \ M. t.. li P. \l. .v. dayi Mid
nigh! train ?1 ? -? d* 10 P. M I i aei
\\ 'j.'iil Si 10 mil : ?" ?H trains.
Superior ?dining t'ar ? rviii .it dining liuurs.
ARMS PLENTIFUI
SAYSMLERA?
I \ Minister Defends I
Conducl of Muni?
tions Plants.
SUPPLIES RAISED
MEET ALL NEEI
Medical and Siin?ical Requl
ments Increased Seventeen
l old Since War Began.
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Announce, beginning today, an important Sale of
1200 Pure Silk SHIRTS for Men
ai $?.65 each
/'?? /?// high-grade s?ks, with satin siripi* of various colon on
ichih grounds,or till white with satin ttripeo of various widths
tailored carefully and skilfully by one of the best makers of men s shirts.
Buill not only for appearance, but for SERVICE.
Superior to any Shirts of which wo know, available at the price.
?'anicular attention is directed to these special Offerintfs
In the Luggage Shop
1 l t for Men and Wewten't Fitted Sail Cases, White
Women, at.. . $4.75 Persian Iverg Fittingt . $15.00
Men't Fitted Travel Bags, Fittingt of
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" "'"' "? "' . $4.95 Hartmann Wardrobe Trunk, at $32.?50
'' ??'?'? ' ?/ Begs, White Drets Tranks, two traps, alt sises, ai $10.00
Fittingt . $11.50 Street? Tranks, all sises, at. $9.00
?.LUES TRICKED
BY BULGAR
Ministers Deceived
Words While Armies Wt
Preparing for War.
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PETROGRAD DRUGGISTS
FIND COLOGNE DEMAND
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Ant: Liqnor Decree.
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th? -?? alcoholic pi ?'
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irrp'.y doctored up with aailia? imrr
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to the pan os?
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eater proportions than tl
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in of ?'.? natal
alcohol ii to a palatab I if n>! a whol
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ASSERT LUSrTAKlA
WAS LEGALLY SUN!
Twenty-one German Law E'
perts Agite Submarine Cap
tain's Act Was Juslitied.
Brealaa, ' hrt. BO. Op i
twenty-one of th? noel prominent Go
- ..- tiei mi internatloaal la
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ion, on the t?;."il gueationa involved
-. iv of th? Lusitanla, hav?. h<?<
published in a volume ;?nd hailed a-- tl
?I rrun opinion. In ?li
langoage, hut arith iinaaimit
th? autiiorities agree that tl.? I ?" ?
ibmarin? w.-i? Justified,
\ ', pre . ntal It? at all, I;"' ' ?ad
!.-i ta for puhlnat.o
and approving eomment th? '?;>?i "i. i
.r Max F'.e.-i'iimiiiin. ?.f th
h.ig i arg, si 'I bj
from i he opinion of Dr. Km
' Strupp, of i> inkfori os 4h? Man..
Dr. Btrupp quot? ? from satral order
W.,. ,,. i ng, iaaaed, reap? ?
? i eutenaal Allan, of th? Am
.?:i,p ArgUS, and to Captain Stewart, th
1 . >f the advanl ig? o i ibi
i tacking tl.nan
? . ? eond dir? el ng th? i si
. hen ' i'<?' e . ? an) 11 ?
? ?ir being resetted while on I
?? i port i | ? ?
"i" eannot be t-presaed more clearly.
Dr. Strupp, "that th? North '
i? "i government oi 1er? th? deetructio
of enemy ?hip? when they cannot b<
safely brought te a friendly port."
Dr. stmpp then ?ska th? queatioi
... - the duty of ?? ?rar ?esas
i'.,. thi passenger? and crow of a
ng in doing so tha
ng mal lav a;>
ply to anl H
toba regarded m suspended whei
?;.. ..r . von when ?en
?
The commander of h v?ase!, h?? ?ays
? neigh !he cireur?.-lani'i's-, aid '!?'
in the Luaitaaia ca?.\ and decide?
I did exist ior hii
before i giant vassal ??t
ight at any time
1.1*1, h * ai '. ?rhieh probably han cao?
va t.i.sirii, aad perhapi
? laiiliai
lor, eoatiaaea
I'r. Strupp, ?lid BOt lukT? te ?rail until
i?." !n asee the
? ? ? ruei ..i' of th? Lneitai ?? rae jos)
i....I. h? w.i- ii :? . .i aeceaeity te take
i ? ...| ?if tl pre ? i ???? of sea combat?
? f i.? itral.s.
Th? Amaricen contention that th?
eommaader sboald has*? varead tbs
Lusit? ? Hr. Strupp character!/. * H
rioOl " In Nuppor* ,.f l I
t.on lie ?gain quote? from Arne?
, precedent. an?l reproduce* m or
der of Secretary of state Bayand of
? : ??-. re?.i,njr:
"It is th? duty of foreigaan 11 vttb*
id risks, aad ft
? .? _? io, ..i if -t .. roluntai '?.
.?>. risk, they rnu' t take
. ? rices."
The anther ??No doaie? that a? ?
datai ild be paid fei
? i ? ;. lost ?..-i th? Lasitania
- _ _
CHURCHMEN IN THE RANKS
Vatican Kepa.rt? 60,000 IcdSSSaatlcB
rinhtin. for ilalv.
Home, ',, :'?..'.?. ? th?
*". a!, re l'..m.ir.o" tha' '?'
? etti, Papal D ag .?? ta sv4 itaer
? i i met Prtne? v.n Boelon. es
Germ?n i haacellor, to discus? p?.ac?
i.. ?a lapplemaatad in
i?rtera ?rita the -?ta"
? ? -? rag ?rti lead ta mialead tha
? eoacerniaa the real attitad? of
th? Hol) Bee, which leaToa th? ?pisco
? ?i.'V of each l.eill?*. r.nt
s fr??- '?> amaifeet their
gl I his course ha*
? deh followed la Italy that
.-? ea are nerving- in the
I ... 1'i.pe, ?a the other hartti, n ?b
. iv neutral. lie ?idea wit* neither
Saks
?venini?
T
Clothes
I )lt *?s '_? : 11 ' i i i ? lit* !i;.\ <?
neither color nor ?\
tremea of stj 1? to divi i i
attention from Ihe mi
preme consideration of
draughtsmanship.
? Ami thai is a In Saki
evening clothes are the
best possible teal <>! our
superiority in the He
public o? Clot lu n a ml all
its provinces.
Any bod?, ?vho can
baled the rays "t' distinc?
tion into ili?' for m a 1
black garb of i \ ?(1111^ is
an artist, and not <m
artisan!
And that's what we
have done
VVc have literalh re
ci't ated m? us ? \ etiing .
styles we have lifted [
tluiii oui of their im- I
memorial stupidity tud
breathed mw life mi?? I
their lines tve ha. <? ?.<?
signed a Tuxedo thai is
fairly alive with festi.ity
and spirit -,,?? have cut
a full dress ?nil thai is
as r? silicnl ?&?* .-in , ,,,.
brace and we hat c sill, -
faced ti ml piped the high
s ?Kit s su superbly us /,?
make these garmt nts in
the fullest sense
Evening Clothes of
polish and distinction!
Full Drett Co.it
& Trousm $23 lo $15
Tuxedo Coat
& Trousers $25 to $38
Dress Vettt, in black
and white, $3.50 to $12
?alv5 Iffnmj?at?t}
Broadway at 34th Street.
irreun of '?? llis*er?nta, 4
I ??rr'.r * of WSr l>> i.?>-' SVSt
? : ..he?'
', the Pontifl effort? hit d rrc
'n?:i ?re t.? .. r. v, thoul
I
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RIFLES TO BF. TAKEN
FROM PANAMA POLICE
Cau.ecl Riots, So Only Rovtilvcrs
and Batons Will It?? [\ei\.
I'uianii.. Nee : t of
th.- lv. , . ,
'r>' mTXii '-'?? I' .nifii
beseeltet ?rill ??.? srntsd ..r.:;. ?tith r?r
"? gad beteea.
U is ?sdintesd th ,? r. ,?? ?, con
''M'? J/'.V.- |f ?(..? 1; ;.-, ,,??,., rifll-A
or.ly after protni . with
tea l'?.it.ii s?.?,., ?..ti, | , ,.,_ w(10 je.
?ir?. ?o pcesaat furth.r hots in tOtWAm
P??rts of Peasnte Cli Colsn, ?vh??*?'
huv? brrn V.ill.d and
\vcun<l?ii.
I>.*armami*nt of th? Panama police
i recom? ?? l b) General <.??<-.hal?.
Governor of :h?- Canal Zone; UeusteJ
Edwsrde, cummuiiili'r o? th?1 I'ri.trd
State! fore?*? in th?- Csnsl Zon?\ and
Minister Price, ?11 of ?a hum ?r? .aid to
I have drclarrd in r?p??r'. t.> Wnshinr
| ton that th? po'.in? ussd???aeir 11 ti ?r j on
the khghlcat provjial iuii.

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