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DANIELS ASSERTS
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FAVORS Y0UN?J FILIPINOS
Meint? ta Weald line I hem \r?te a?
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aas i ? ,. ? Philip
day by '
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or amendment? to
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the islands, who l.a e
of American
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ENGLAND INTIRNS 45.749
Prlsoaera af War Now Tolal :'l..'?'?.
HoHBC of ( iimmuim Hear?.
ai.nounced
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COAST DEFENCES
NEED MILLION:
War Department Want
Wore than $23,000,000
for Fortitications.
CALLS FOR HUGE
WIREWOUND (jUN
Detinue Hans Made for 16?lnc
Batteries for Defence ?if
\?u York.
Doe. 1. i ? '
?vii* 'lirown 01 the v <?pf el the ad mi
utration'i defence plan? to
? Deportmoi t'i ei matei fi
c?ias? defi ? ring 1
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Philippines.
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FRANCIS JOSEPH FAILING
laetriaa Biaperer'i Rigta! \rm and
r es? Paral] ed. Paria Mear?.
Pari? Dee 14. -A :
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?Iyied ?si that the El
?iio hh- mi the as?
? forward?
ent o*' "I.? Matin He mti
? ?! ? l: i, this iai naa
tion au t?.
dm?! ?ron Rartaaann, Arr*1 il '
i ologi ? ' li?me
for the i ton
\ r. | to 1 Km
peror a able t< * .- -:_ie paper?.
a ?peel? ip haa been made for
re I hi? private ?ec
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GERMANY BARS TRAFFICKING
i - ? aarien Haj ? ?rr^ ? ? ? ? a?._t? he?.
but Not Merrharidi***
"??? '.- ; ] tal ?
psrtment snaoai ?
.-?
?an diplomat
tweee Berlin and London ?o earrj mer
chii'dise. but aid In
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reatrid Ciei
" eould
- --vent or '"
tt between the American ?abas?
es at 1 ind Bei It wai
iefd on
rt?
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In Mme r????, the de.
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earl< f m
riiriat
handkerch ii
band art if
a
U. S. GUNBOAT FOR CUBA
I'rinreton \\ i'l l!r Offered for >ale at
Keijue?! of Protectorate.
.
??rnment to
day th?
i .
nounced t Y
, <?'rs at the
I'uget Soul ? . , 0f
' fered to that
and ha? a ?peed of
? ? ?
The req\ - ? ??? that Ihl
j.hnned to increaae
?a k||
?rm? ami ammunition from the I
army ** ? ?
1 7 er|
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STEEL STOCK FC?F?MPLOYES
I - ? ??moration \ ote? Offer at ?>.:,.000
.-?hare? for *?ub?<riptioM
teel < orporation rot? i lei
"t. offer To.000 ihari
refen t ?
?B Of th? Il d
psnies, Th? t?
?
ary, 19*4, v
ded.
There ?vas no ?ubacription o,T
January of thia yMi - th?
t?mall earr..*?- of th? eorpi ;. I .
the feet that ? .-e v. a?
- -
Payment? or
n.a?e in mont
... ...
? :>ei- in ?uch
? t to a
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ESTMATE BOARD
CALLED VOTE MAD
Listen Only to Those Who
Want Money. Realty
Men Are Told.
MEMBERS ATTACKED
AS"CHARLATANS"
Stewart Browne. After Accusa?
tions. Says Real Estate
Values Will Soar.
boadred real estate . i '
lowing a modeit repast in Terrace dar
den lait night, listened with apprecia
oo to a series of otti - Hoard
p.-'h* sU| I i ,h.e ritv
?" ? eral.
?.?
i ? ? ? al
? . ?
au handred members ?if ?
Real Estate Ownei Assootal
: a ir.easu-- - - -, i ?
I . . . i t.
and renta
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' ? Broa no n length and
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mi d "ehorli I
"I ha?.?' I
itter with
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g fl is? ? mur
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ually fol! ?
to pub R ?
I
.
hey listen to i
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<? jour
i as if thei a ? re
are imper
?I011S."
Milrhel I.el? ProioC
r mi
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move
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.-? certain e
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leers, and
j talon
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er, ? ? '
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sctivel] [ to pi
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aie aat reap advantages atcru
. ?? ?- ? ? | who |-et
I
s ob
? ?hem. They
i done mac
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larire realtj hi aperotora,
??I . hoot?
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?
'. our orf-ar.tiation. ? i
-e was too I
? "ations of
the potty je?;
Ina ? ? -
.....
??lit??? ?A .?4 to Elect.
?
? ?'? . . of them -i'u'.d put up i
- | i ?*>? ?ou!d pur th?
nff.ce ar>: ? ?
? - a"e "
Bird E ' ' rmof i'ontroMer an?
onetime candidate for Governor
- - ? toreas) ? -1 eooeorali
efficiency of "effir.?: :??-??
' No maoicipal expert is worr
decroe f Doctor of 1
?as ? ?mi
* the pros?.
letting
?--??? -rucan
tur children Irere never hoi
?
populou? bor?.ugh so mar >
SO, We? and office? ?h?.w?-?d then
ugly front-, as at prefe-.r
"The am ' tu i ? ttle id ?
i deportment to astea 1 _ *
rutting ?o man) restl
on ha at the rery Hi
? ? t of the i
-
called ar*
mudi
- -upt,'
-s'd. "II ? as insol.
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r?iinar>
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fnr ii? to v.a* s to
bridjre to 1 UOdei
the rivei ? - ibes that hare wel to he
'? from noa
1 he paying I ?
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pr?->p- . : ? riding: our ?
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WIRELESS STRIKE PLANNED
Committee Named ?itli lull Power*?
???ait-, l'a? ill? Fight tnd.
. eommitti ? .
"*-at"ri.
?.? t'een ap?
rimo Schnattinets, sec?
retary rreasurf
No. ? n?r,mercial Telegra
\ ? -a
i tat? ? ? ' Mid the r'm
n .. g :ne outeoni.
?en*>iai st'
rire 11 retors i ? ?
? ossl ?: a general
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com m ttee
LEEBKNECRT STIRS
REICHSTAG ROW
His Questions on War,
Food Situation and
Politics Ruled Out.
? ,t of the
lay t?ai a
Bg te th? refu??'. of the
tient t ? - rut by
Dr. Liebki
at ?r?
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??rthet
fini
Bg to The
? . ring th?
The pre?- th? chamber, ?c
? Amsterdam d <>'
Keuu ? ? r? ? . >ed to
applementary qu>
"ted by I>r. I... bkr.echt. -Ahoie
re drown? ..: :
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i r the i
1
ef the
minary hiatorj
I Bell
neutrality." He inqoired also ?-?hetber
? ? .- ? ??.mer." would appoint a com
BMtMn
Secretar, - -? gi *,*T? r-.
Herr um JaR-ow, replied that ?uri- dip?
lomatic material hno Blready hei n pub
.? -o be pub
i nectary, but.
? ? ration.
?
gnat ? Bt :?? I .? bknechi
ttenc) eatery
the preaident
? le accept
. . question *? r the |
eminent ?rould i ? providing
e abandonment of ?^r?-et diplo?
-1
I
? ? tattve?
r? thil Men \on
|
ITALIAiFd?PUT??S ADJOURN
Send dreeting? to "\ i< turiou?. \rn?v"
in Cleetag Hour?.
Dee 14. Ph? Chamber of
-red veste
March 1 A
-
.- and the army.
greeting? Depaties wen
-?? ?
Dress Clothes for Xmas?
Do you want the beat? Our $30 to $60 materi.il?
?fabrics th.it Fifth Ave tiiilors would ask $H0 to $100
to match?are rfduced.
\ vening dress suits. $?40. Tuxedos, $)). Black or
white silk waistcoat if desired. Made to measure only,
btyle, workmanship, ht and tinish strictly guaranteed
Broadway
C& 9th St.
ikrnhnm
HYDROPHOBIA GRIPS 2 GIRLS
One. Who Took l'??t?ur Treatment,
Ua? Bitten ?n (Maker.
Pat?wee y .'. Dm 14 Aiihoui-h
?b ? underwent t
after h bj a? dog in (>? 1
?
rapher. is in a critical ?-ondition at ti.i
bOBM h? rt I?r. Francis J. *A a. her
?,. - - I from
hydrophobia x' u Mav Kaohelor. el '
Jersey StMel laaohag from t 10
laBM -ease.
At "* " -- ?????'?? "??attacked
the bita??? .ere not considered se*ioca.
Pasteur tre_- 'aheri chiefly A?
h preeaetioB Tea day? ?tro ?he became
I "i ..* I it
?
Don t ?-cold the cold;
cet on board a Santa
Fc train to summery
California and run
away from winter.
On the way?
C^uaintlv g_rned Indians,
petrified foreste, painted
deserts, and that supreme
w onder the Grand Can?
yon ?it At izona.
At the end?
Hedge.? ot rose?, {?old of
orange orchards, sunny
ekie?. (?olf.aiitiunv/. and the
romance of old Spanien a..j ?.
1 ou may go in lu miry en ire
California Limited or
travel ccimomiclly in a tOUl -
i?t Moovor.
Four daily tran?iciintinent_l
train? ana tfie **veek]y b*nt_
Fc de-Luxe.
Frca I urvcy meal?
. -
East? Pss?- Aat
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rankt? i
J
m
Don't Dive Into a Copy of Next Sunday*s
Tribune Without Proper Warning.
Otherwise You Might Suddenly Run Into
K Y
ontague Glass
Illustrated, with
much pleasure, by
and we don't want to be responsible for the shock.
That's what happened to the man in the picture, you know,
Glass did Potash and Perlmutter, you know, and set the
world roaring. Then he took a deep breath and did the
BIRSKY-ZAPP controversies, in which a Real Estater and
a Waist Manufacturer put world problems through the
hoop of retail business, the English language taking the count in the process.
Incidentally, it's the first original work Glass has ever done for any newspaper.
And just to make it as much worse as possible we let BRIGGS do the pictures. Briggs, the man who made Kelly Pool more
famous than the Atlantic Ocean.
Funny? We'd have to be able to write like the man who used to do Barnum's posters to say it strongly enough.
If you have any breath left after you read the first one we want your name and address to be used against you.
ARemember December 19 "Brings One
And every Sunday thereafter, until these two funmakers lose their breaths.
Ntm Burle -fribtme
first to I.?ist? the I ruth: \e\\s?hdittirials?Ad* crtisements.
Was A It man a Collector?
'"w hen some one tell?? mr down at the store that
there is a collector outside wants to see me, it don t
make no difference if the collector is collecting for
a bank, a hospital, the cloth sponger, a home or
the landlord, 1 give my bookkeeper instructions she
should say I just went over to Newark."
"Well, pictures is different," Birsky continued.
"A feller which collects pictures like B. Altman
sometimes p<-ys enormous prices. lake for ex?
ample Mr. Widener .Selig, the Philadelphia mill?
ionaire, and h<- is paying for a picture of a mill one
half million dollars."
"what kind of a milli?" Zapp asked.
"What's the difference what kind of a mill?"
Birsky said. "I believe it was a flour mill."
'A flour mill be pays half a million for its pict?
ure!" Zapp said. "Why for a quarter of the money
plenty people would have been glad to sell him a
rolling mill, and throw in a dozen pictures free."

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