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??Y MAY QUIT
IF CABINET VOTES
FOR COMPULSION
pofeign Minister Has
L0nU Been Opposed
to Draft.
lopONENTS UNITE
ro FIOHT BILL
i
?Vrc than 100 Member.? Pledged
i COsTMOSS Irish May
Stir Trouble.
?, AKTHt I - DRAPE!
p- cal s a?Tas T"" *
tw< honte to?
, Cal ' "*"?? ? A1*
'* <h#t
n m ??si
?es'.irr.ationa. 1 learn
. ol state IS rot %et er.
waters, although
H -vas a day
arten tl s antl
j?sf>i .-v.r.
. . ? ?vidence that
?
, ? wtt,
lab *. is understood
'e in hold
iar. Regi
? f the Ex
an, pros
,r and Sir John
Hoae ?-ecretar--, are inclined to
?st, they are
ptleo '-nder any MB?
? and ?fpscisi.y so when they
-V of th?1r depart -
Snreil ?Il Edward
the "Var Secretary. Ear'.
er, are -.loo r.--itior.eJ In cen?
?es la the
s with
got i mascot
_>n.
? he
? -
? .- alwaya
n and has
?ar
? .s made or.
? ? I
?
-
? , their
that op
: ulaory
'
'
. j
?
their
?
I ' ?
ene
WHITMAN URGES AID
? POLISH SUFFERERS
Im n Asking for
. e U ar Hardships.
i pi pant
?
?
* da
I I
?
' r Tvant
I
,.i.es of
poop I '
? - a
tha n
?
? merci
TERRIER AIDS FRENCH
AIRMEN TO ESCAPE
?K' Makes (iuard Believe Sol?
's Arc Civilians.
- si 4. I ,?. 31.?Two
int ??eorges
-
d ht /mich, escaped
i ..i.n, on
'
:i Of
Loi -'-.t?rm
f the
f whei terned Ac
Started out, accompa
terrler, which later
- The
? ? any ruse, led
- according to
? Beck, a
Idler oo sick
? ..viators
.;;an clothes
? ?
I and bun
rnpe.1
? 0 by, or.
: Berne ami Tri
rkrd in an
-, led Oil
tries gendarme,
? rrleriedhim
In the hoat
reneh
? ...
o>
SERBS OUTNUMBERED 6 TO 1
1 ? I roes Worker,
* Wooooed Were Left Banlad.
, , ii i,. ,. ? , ...
?
? Ware,
i"
.. in
?pic.
British Aero Expert Holds
England Up as a Warning
l S. Musi Build Naval An Service, bul Should Avoid
Britain's Comic Optra in Mishandling ol
Personnel and Material. 1 le Says.
atj G G. GREY.
Kdttor of "The Aeroplane."
London, Pec. 13. Wl ea Araeilca doe
have a first class war it is hound ti
start as a ses >vav, e\ en if It ??tend
? Bfl s land war ai'tciward
A tat with Canada ? hardly withii
humar, aeaathilit] America's apatea
o? "per.oeiul paaetratlanM In Canada \
welding tha <\ro people? Inte one, rsel
ally. If not politically. WgOttn Amert
can farmers, having exhausted then
aera land? by getting all tho whe?
re- .hi? out of thain and neglect Int
propa* misti?n o? crops, are p?acefulli
repeating the process hi Canada
Bualaaaa mon from the Baatara StAtei
?ml Middle Weit are ranniag factonei
In Canada ?r branches of their owr
businesses
The two peoples speak 'he same Ian
F'l.'iKe, with the same daviatlaai iron
i ? ^ ?h. It even comes about that
' sr. offlaera In the Brttiap. Plpiai
Service? have difficult) in showing thi
pr?cit? de'..mit;it,on between then
American and I anadian nal ? I alltj and
seem to ha eithei ? neithoi
et erl
Assuming, in the event of war. that
the United States Navv me I itrihe thf
first blow, that seems Bufflciont reason
for Aaaeiice to hs\e a? big a fleet ai
any BaUoa in the world, and thnt being
' bo it atands to roa?on thut ?he must
have as big a naval air aervice.
England and Germany Lxamples.
Now, for practieal purposes, there are
cr.ly two naval air services in the
world from which America can ?earn
anything?the German and the British.
1'rom the Gerrr.srs ?-he can 1-arn much
shout the i:-es of airships, nnd a little,
about aeaplanea. From
Er.glar. 1 >^e ran lc-irr. a lot about the
use and n;isu?e of seaplane.-, and still
more about the hand?ng and mishand*
the personnel.
The Inte Sir W. S. Gilbert's comle
Pinafore" e 'uld be
??en quite eaailj ? i? aer
vice comedy," with n 0 ? "ruler
of the Qut- * 1
up the handle of the big fre
hi adviaed all and sun
tight 'o your seat! und never
k'o to i ? . 'U'il all )>
I ? ? Queen's t avee," could hi
? ho have
i ? toi
and wh Bti
? i millions of pounds.
glad of
B coupic- of pounds a v.eek as auto?
mobil- equally
humbli ' ;>re r.ow. without ? ven
having
1er '?? trotting- arou
tl .
? ??? ? . planea
'
United States Shoald Train Men.
Kavy Depai I
. . ip a naval air ?
, let it
? ? beginning; by
air ion ici
ivy, the san i ibmarine
? equally?
in.?er the .-on.niete command of tin
enlor naval oAcer ef tha ,ln.'riot.
it will be neoeeeaii. ef conree, U
starl In ami eduente a lot el th- senlet
?-i n t,. flu. n?,.i of -.emplanes, ani
to I . - i the service should h*
taffed i ? .".n,; ai..' i nargetlc na* ?>
?r i no eivlllans ahonld bi
taken ? the; hove sei-red e. yea
?* i- end r?galai t.?val traiaioi
?
The day e M coate when every ?"*!
ol ? ii- shove the else of a small cruise!
will carr; i ? ?aple ei aer?atenos ei
board, foi an ' sconte f"1' shot', dis
tai ? reconnoli lance con be made tc
take np very little atore mom than i
torpedo, ei I '' ? can be loonehed *"r?"
a kind of catapult srar. r method whlel
hm actually been oaed ob h Unite?
Sta'e? ahlp. 1* IS. of' course, eol]
rarianl of tl c original Wright laoneh
Ing rail.
Alrhost Rig as Destroyer
In time, as the machines '
iarpor and larger, are shell no douh
produce a flying hont h? hip as s mad
en, destroyer, a deb will cruise on Itl
own fa ? ompanj with ths flei I
? i-, whan on the watei
and oiuj ext g them a hen I nonti
to hnrry.
)? ? ' t] . United State? N'?-. ft
v. Ill he ths t unnini
? ? itatlom ??' henci
v,? pati led
? Ipplng arrivini
by air or aea Theos ? ' ?" ? sheal?
be aader the command of the lace
,'. commai ding tha sea defence ol
:. of eoi si ?? ?' o ild not
bs m p?rate commande
Al?o they shoal i I r arranged in
croups, each station holding a "flight'
or a "squadron," according to its nite
the consecutivo siations along th?
coast, which constitute a groOO, being
under u wing commander
America Is la thu happy position of
heir.g able to ?tait with a fairly well
developed science of navnl aviation,
so her polltieiana will have no excuse
if hor coast defence grows up In the
?ta'e of mud,i ? prevalent lu Europe.
Study (?crinan Airships.
? ventare I -est further that
helenging to the
itea Navy should he made
affali of the marinea,
e a tlmi
defence
i \ erate ? it!, the, an ig the
.tul in
I
more thru ' liera 1
1 . thai
?
?
\ America
than fron
?
i
..... . .i
? ?
rind cl \ .?..?.
? ? . ? ., . . ,
? ? .
mark and
:
her with such por
i
. -
?
? .
? ? ? torpi
done
urines
?
all round, they
TEUTONS BEGIN
GALICIAN DRIVE
(ont limed from pine I
of Berlin also state that the Greek
; t tant has made a secoi d |
? ? ? foi ? ? r the Alliei
of the territory surrounding
1'ari? "Job
??? Avlona, Albania, sei lowing
r lia'e < if 1 hurad
"The Italian
itrong ive sent s
? ? ? ' Duraxao. sill thi ? ti
into ? r garrisoi
are , I Cut they Bli
? -.r ? g ? march toanrd Macedoi
ctive blow could ho
? at the badly equipped Bu,,
i army, which c"iid be taken on thi
i flunk.
"I: is re; ?
Provisional President of Albania i hai
Austria and B .
He- has 20,00 l i.rm d men, Bil .
?? confirmed) will be of n al :.
? ? I ? ? ?? A lies."
A rfpor? thai British troops have
Gn ? C'M'.St m <?!
Kavala was given out in Berlin to-day
s Oversea) Agi ??? ? . ?hit
its information v.-as obtained from the
"S?celo," of Milan.
Kavala l9 on the northern cia I
: gean Sea, near the Bulgarian
border. It la about thirty m.h
? f Orfano, at which poin', it was re
: ??? d from London laal night, the
h have landed troops sent from
Balonica. N ten! <?'? those opera?
I tions presumabl) i< to checkmate aay
. acroa
, the Bulgn ?an lh i
Aeait Teutona at Sal?nica.
Jhe situation at Sal?nica as General
Kaouard Castelnau, chief of the Gaa
eral Htaff of the Kreuch arrny, 13 said
to view it after visiting thi? Entente
foret s at that place, is glean by the
Home correspondent of the Palia
; "Journal" as follows:
"A person who dit-cusfed the situa?
tion at Sal?nica with General Castelnau
informs mo that the general ?aid:
"'VVe are at Sal?nica and have no ta?
ten! >n of leaving. We are waiting for
them to attack uh, for that they have
made up their mud? to great sucrillcc?
1 am more than satisfied. I am enthu?
aiastlc ut the defences prepared.'
"A member of the general's suite de?
clared:
"'An offen?.ve a* Sal?nica would cost
?he Invaders 160,000 men. Auglo
. ranch troops continue to land.' "
D< '.1 al <<f tl 1 Serbians, who soparen!
I been reinforced by Italians,
'after a three-day buttle in Central Al
bania ia reported bj the Overseas
agency, of Berlin, which nays it re
ceived its information from French and
1 oarci ?. Tl 1 batt la ii mid to
sken placa between El Baaaan and
M i rat I he Serbia) ; were ^?-*? 11 pro
. with ammunition and fond sup
ad ob 1 ligl ? artillery! but
1 ? guns,
*"!-'or thro?, days," the news agency
sas 1, "fightini ' led violently.
According t<, Italian report:., the Serb
? I, I he Bul?
garians continue to advance."
'11 ?? r;,| tui ? ? era by 1
? nent :n the
: Sanjak in wl
oui ced m
rment re?
I
Ib I ?ara bj
tue Au.auaiis.
BRITISH HOLD OWN
IN TIGRIS ATTACK
lurks Compelled to Seek Armis
lice to Bury Dead, Sa\s
(ienerai Towoshend.
? . ? ?
then
?
: cl-Aniarn. on 1
compelled tl ,, bury
; the dead and remove their wounded,
ling t . if (ii
. ?
Bureau to-night
? I hi avily
ng their
rditig to the
? ?ementa
? ? . . pua . ' ? ' ?
eleagui
? ? ? enl
n on I right
j of t ? i, p?sito
Knt-el-Aman I i
by u- as n d?te ned i t, had
eeted t.. a heavy tire nn the two
' BO no other
tiring. ' ? that the
enem I for tour noun ' U
tice ?
their wi
ront af 11
? ristma
'hnt
...
the i . '
era! Too ?
re< ? on K ??
i tur tote luring the
I men Killed,
. . ?. three offleer , one i
and ? ? ded. Rein emeni
? .-r t- lei ?'.(' the iolumn an
- il up the line.
War Office to-nipr'nt
. ? n.c?t:
In the ftghtii .
lured 138 I
CANADA WILL RAISE
HALF MILLION TROOPS
Resolved to Seek Victory and
Abiding Peace. Says Premier.
Ottawa, lice. 81 ' ana le i
brate the roininj* of the New "Car hv
increesing the number of men author
?,r overseas service from .
to half s th.!',.'.'.. |'p -i Ii r Hoidi n en
nounced to do;
?Vi terday," the Premier aoid, "the
authorized forces of Canada aombered
250,000 ?t, ; th. numl i cnl sted was
rapidly ap] ? 'hat limit I
? of the i ew yiar our author
!"? 600^. The an
i nouncement ia made in tok- n ai < aa
Ii o i" croo n the .
, of our ci ory and
?
The * iml ti of mi i thus far <
212,690, mh 118,9
. ? . ! ? . : ?
...
? ?< Idii '
Cam the At
t ti.. ?
BRITAIN UPHOLDS I
PARCEL SEIZURES
All Packages Containing
(Contraband Banned.
Officials Hold.
WILL NOT DISTURB
LFTTFR POST AT SPA
l it<?I Haglf Rule In Defence
Mails at F.nglish Ports
Will Be Censored.
I andan, Dl I .11 According to off!
elal Information, the British garant?
tient tak? thi stand ths' anv pnreel?
lei ' bj mini, no matn.r what class of
paataga Is psid on fi.em. ore liable
seirure If *h?; contain goods which, un?
der thr ('rders-n-Cmincil, may not be
i to 01 from Germany 01 her
all e,
First class, netusl postsl correspond?
ence, according to this stand. Is invio?
lable m veaaeli ?topped on the high
sea? Mall mi ships calling voluntarily
ut British ports, however, will be sub?
let to municipal law, which means that
under the pros, nt war conditions ths
geveramei I i.sserf?. th? right to extend
the censorship to su^h mail.
Great Britain takes her stund ?qiiare
The ilnuge aoaveation af 190 ,
which, aaeording to th* Britiah eaatea?
fton. gives no protection to parcels, m>
msttor ur.i.ev what rlas? of postago
they may bi> carried. Ths resolution
pa??ed dartag thst convention, printed
in French, explicitly itates that the
only farm of rnsil no? l.sble to ?eir.ure
Is 'correspondence postsl?."
German I'rged Clause.
1 ne r?solu Ion, according to the ree
ords. Has moved by a German deleget?,
who, OB an interpellation from an Ital?
ian delegate, stated that Immunity wa?
to appli tu lettei po'-t alone.
This vli be rigidly upn-'ld by the
?: government, which doe?. n"t ad?
mit ths 't Interfered arlth any
Aral ? ? Bal according te s
except nail wall
t, the govei
will not ke tat to se h
I : ostaga
Tl
not inel
? .
!
?
r the
.
\ .... 1 Disturb Mail
?. are eonei rned to
that I tei pos?
I ? : pi ?
? . to a bell .
ti
nternatloi
? ?
boa 1 3
?
.?? , i may ha I
l!
Amei ? - ?? regularly at Pal
bjecti :
? ? :
Viilk Condition1, in Germany
Are Worse, Says von Mach
cond ? groa n ?
?1 Gi and the
.. ? the 1
stoppai American eott sed
? , '
Dr. I ' as leeuthre
Ci ti tens' Committee
its, said this ;. ? tel
on, coramei ting on Great
Rritaii American eondi 1 led
? llh pro.In. ' :' >r G> ?
Hungary.
? from our inten
than ! gage in s controversy
1 . .1 poa 1 rs " ?aid !'r. von
"' Hir 1 rt : ? efl " Bl :.'?< di d
; ment 1
?' ? ?es that the
"I wat only after incontrovertible,
? i?bI milk condi
? tra! Empires I ad hi ? n
made to Mr. Lai .* ' t he (
? ambaaaadoi I 1
I Kranci
Di ted so
' '
? ? :
agi
-11,1 m t< bar 12, 1016, It ?? ss eatl
.? t i 1 re wa? enough
milk p to iur years of
age. ' of peace the mill
plied to children up to nir.e and to ta?
ll f of all the milk need by
the co
"A ? er milk tickets were
ran op ta one year af
age. Thev were to receive a quart.
|Ot !
?
men! tra ?? read t?hel wem
bec-f me mi there a ould ra?
the last three month 1 af
thi .1 pregnancy the same amount a?
I under t .vu ? ' ..r1- of age."
Taft and Spring-Rice Agree
on Shipments for Red Cross
Washington, He,-, tl. 1/-President
Taft, a Bad of fl e executive counc.l
Red I 'ros -, hag had a
eonfei Sir Cecil Spring-Rice,
lor, respecting the
? ??? : m- v and Auati I
America) pita] supplier intended
? 1. rgai
\ irsl nding was
reached on the general lines governing
such shipments, ami it is expected the
lied Cross will soon i'sue a statement
ng the claaa of hospital supplies
that bu] go forward to the
FRENCH SUBMARINE
SUNK BY AUSTRIANS
E-Boaf Sent Down Off Dura/./n,
Vienna Reports.
Berlin by wireless to Sayville , I1*
.?i An official Auatrian report re?
?? ed here to-day from Vienne Bays
? the Preneh submarine Uongi
?.ink on Wedneaday by it': tuati Bn
n the
? itlc, off Durasse, Albania. The
ta tern?
"An tustro-Hungariaa flotilla, con
.? 0 tl ?? cru 1er Helgoland and
?troy< r . ei the morning of I '?
destroyed the Preneh sub?
?: .r ? ?? ..?? g? rae second oflleer and
? I
Tha Ifi ? ??? irai built la 1 ?" ?
? fed long and of 392 toi
??1 iif> complt
ment * 1 ?. four men. I
AIRCRAFTMAKERS
AIM TO AID NAVY
I
Builders Throughout the
Country Called Together
by Consulting Board.
MOVi: IN DIRECTION
OF PREPAREDNESS
Plans Proposed for standardiz?
ing Aeroplane Industry Mili
tary Engineers to Assisl.
riant, for etoodard '.mil the aero
plane industry were talked over by rep
resentatives of all the aircraft manu
facturlng interests in ?his country at. i
Meeting soaSardaiy la the Bagiaeertai
Building. The aeroplane makers wen
brought together by the Naval Consult
ing Board, of which Thomas A F.dis'.r
is choirutao. Howard E. Cofflo, b mem
bei af the bOSre*, declared that Rl
, kit stOf had been taken in th'
! direction af military prenerodncea Ii
| this country than this meeting.
In a Stutomenl is?ued at the close o
the meeting Thomas "tobins, secretar
of the Naval Consnltlag Board, -aid:
"8 epe were token looking toward th
ipoi ? is pari ef the Soeieti of ten
nautical Engineers through the forma
?ion af committees erlth n that loeiet;
It i? eropoaed thai these
fhall at ?nee eooaidei the many prol
?.?m.- of nomenclatore and ?tandardisi
tion which confronts the industry. 1
i !s proposed al?o ti.at theee eommittea
? null work in close bormooy with th
engineers of the irmv and navy. Thi
insures cooperative -vork Htnong tli
manufacturers who must supply th
t ghtmg aircraft of our army an
navy."
As a result of ths meeting, said M
Robins, the engineer i af the varioi
MroplatOO concerns will work togeth?
to solve common problems and thus
standardization of materia
and method"; of specification and te.
will be brought about.
To dat,\ ne pointed out. a. roplar
bollders have boon working ndepem
? ntly and v. ith litt I. ? ; .? i ng c
? Dei it on He hupe- trat 'i
i ?? profil t,;. '
mobil?
ptil .??<!? .
, i , ?
1 ? Chi
Mer
i a agi lea
-
ne Ci any, 1 a m, M. \ , H.
? ' ' ?
Norwich, Conn.; A- R. Ka
the Wright Aeroplane Compon]
\, ro] iai
?lompai ? Reword Hani ?ir*? ? r.. .,' t?
: n A. re raft I
Mbert Heim
a Plan?
?
\ iee prea lent oi A>-r
' Compon] Elmer h Rnerry, pre?? |
tl ? o, - i ? -., ipe Compeny |
? I c mei bel of !? Kevof <~onsul'ir,g
I; Thomas Robins, uieeiden' al
the Robins Roll Conveying Company!
sod secretary o? the Naval rnns'imng
(lourd; Coker 1' ''lark-ion, general',
manager of the Sor'eiy of Automobile
"engineers: Henry woedheose. gov |
of the Aero Club of Atnericu und
of the American Society oil
\ i lautieal Eogioeera. Mr. Coffin, I
Ided, besides " ? ?? i r. k * member I
ef * . '. ?val l eneultli % Roord, Is vice
president of 'he Hud?.in Motor t nr
< ?ompany
?.-?
POLKS OET IRON CROSSES
hniscr Decorales Man* Officer?) and
So'dier? of Volunteer l/-esrlon.
Berlin, Dee. 81 ej wireless to Fny
y i Emperoi v" llliem has
conferred in? Iron ClMS on a large
nuriber of nfTicur? and soldiers of O^e
Legion ef 1'oiish Volunteer?. General
Uurski, eemosonder of the legion, has
issued sn ordiir of the day, in vhleh
h? ?ay? th.? Emperor's action is in re
egnitlon of th* bravery of the Pe I ah
volunteer,,, eddlogl
"The tr;\d ' u.nl fame of the r*0
" ?i riora la ths hell loom ef soi I
race We <hsil carry out colors
torlously for the pride end glor* ef
the Pollen fatherland."
18,549 British Lost in a Month.
London, Dec. 81 British casualties
recorded In Hate published during the
month of December amount to 1,001
otr.eers and 17,648 men. These are the
retui i fre ronte.
CITY KEEPS FLOWERS BAIL
St?rrs Suit to Recover 5J0.000 Bonf*
Falls.
Th? estate of Mn. Cornells Starte,
was for many
. Controller, failed yesterday In
?n sppl cat on :,,.,. t. | fro.'.
tan gs ?? this amour"
: tor I)r Riel '?' I Y io ver. who
lied to I idi indar indict
In 1S04 Mrs, Storr
ndictmeata found again-1 p
7<-n years iH'er
rated la Tarante Ba returned, and i
r aw serving t ? ?r >a Blai I
Island.
Mr?. Stem brought an sctio
the return of the 1x0,000 bail I
I I'la'zek decided againit t. I
plleatien yesterday, "aying ?he
[ailed *o prove iier cor.'en?lon tha' '
lateras! of the people did not sut'
by reason of D ? ? r*a '^.g aha
America's Leading Restaurant
The Most Wonderful
New Years Dinner
SERVED IN THE BEAUTIFUL BALL ROOM DE LUXE
TO-NIGHT, 6 to 9
$1.50 a Cover
tf * Special Entertainment and Dance Music
\ The Finest Dancing Floor in the City
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A Special Order for $50.00
will be awarded each month to the writer
of the most signi^cant letter on a store's
relations with its customers. This contest
is open until notice of its close i* published
in The New York Tribune. Any one can
write to us and any one person may write
as many letters as he or she likes.
If you have ever left a store thinking "peo?
ple ought to know how nice they are here,"
or "don't 1 wish I could shout this from the
housetops!"?Now is your opportunity.
\T rite your first letter to-day. .Address the
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