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liner I
lace."
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land?
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day.
In eonaect bmarin
v twenty Pi
sobma
-
the loe? ef sixty-S?
k hy mines,
the'.
?__ ?a
will disavow
any misde:
Conllninvl frntn ras-? 1
will ho disavowed prom]
reparation made fa^r Americans
and tho aul - ,'ommai
avtreri ? ihed
lt i* andentood that Raron 7.
v. . call upon Seen
rpoee oi
formally com? ;
-intr to pain
understand
Ul ' : Si ?' for tho .
0? 1
Snnk XXithotit ^X'arning.
That tho liner was Fur.k xvitr
warning" and xvit!i tho loss of
"orioan life xvas cf
li?hed by a report from tho Am
at Alexandria,
Garr?is. Tho Stute Departir
made public the following i
of his report :
"Persia ? ink nOO miles northv
a at 1:0l
noon o? ' -? -".er si
in five n vino ^
l - on the Pi
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live out ?nd ci
were landed at Alexandria Janui
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fur- . the whole Am
both at home and abro
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the chai.- t is deal::.?; wholly
, fr?en
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der
and '
Hoi
Kerall llea-perian Cas*.
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call?
stances ? two v
?
peri an ? -
?lor von Bernatorfl 1 s
?witr- ng was i bmi
i.nd there was the:., as r,' ? .
? I call
?luest'.oT: ?
the h
ador.
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popular >
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liner for
.
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la - ?echn
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W
f During
>d fait
aa si b ..
I arent'y
that. an> ' rma
marii
how,
. d the statement so that || a
- only a 1
Hut -trian 5uC
. ? h.-e
?i know;
:or months.
>unk in Payliirlit.
taken fot h tr . .\e ha?
?
he aaa? torpedoed In broad day
. when her character wa? <
.,b!e. and C
er decks n
? the Mibmi ?
anil ? ne X Ule de la < iotat, !?,-.
. , ? ii ?
the lje
?
made ?
One
will ? rnsany'e com-,- ?n this
- ca?e ami disavow ind a|
? he act wa? ? ?
tude in German ore." is when
the Ai
that .
In the Arabic ca?e I
ment ?? I ? i? view ;
diaavewed 1 ? [ended
th? aebaaarlM coaaaaaBijer.
IS CUP YET FULL.
LONDON ASKS U. S.
Press Denounces Sinking
of Persia as Outrage
of Nations' I aw.
SCOFFS AT PLEDGE
GIVEN BY VIENNA
"No Room for Hollow 1 \
planations to Amuse
Washington."
London, "en 8- lie London morn?
ing pnr?v? in ?d ' the ?inkinj;
Penis denounc? the act in
?cathing terms, and nsk whether the
cur of Teutonic enormity, ?s fai as
America ii concerned, il y, t fall.
"The Pont" say?: "We lung ago r?'
lmquii-hed nil expectation that ?
- - . . . (factually I
rapi ? .
. 'aw It is naturally u ma"
their OS BCienee, 1 it ?1 the name
m? it thi
with
to th? Allied bel?
ts that t! ?
trade with the er ?
"The Time?'?' assuming
?
muy possibly ha ?erman or a
Turkit-h fubma:
:lag is attained by thii ?reih outrage
there i? no room for leal ex
V'ienns **o\..
amuse Wh-hingt II cannot I
tended that the Persia w-ns torpcdi.ed
;n such a ? on thai '
h?T? been save ! bul
the culpable ? cpligejpre of the
Ct - ?] di] ??:? ?"> nee of
ins In the Ancono ras,. Kven
? I c nicism can
nutei
'
"Thi
1
? ?
in hie
I
?
il
"Thi
?
?
?
? nit.
.
. na the pot
ning
Berlin and Vienna. The
.
?
'?
"The Chronicle" says: "I
of thi? appalling
re thi
The form. ?
ng the 1
sent to Wi
?
.
si mull
Muru, the Ville de 11
could
i con
tempt r
?
le "ill
? :de."
These Shoes NOT on Sale Until Tuesday
f tanklin Simon a Co
Fifth Avenue
Merfs Shoe: ?Shop
I West -38th St.?Store Floor
Separate Shop, a step from Fifth Avenue
Anniial Sale Tuesday
These Shoes are our regular stoel^
and not bought for sale purposes
Men's Banister Shoes
Fifty Styles including Cloth or Buckskin tops
Mahogany, Dark Tan <<\ Black Russia Calfskin? with top-*
of same; I aupe, 1 .m 01 Blai k Bu< kskin. Importer! F',itent
( alfskin with tops <,f Dull Mai Kidskin, ' loth or raupe
Buckskin, laced oi button styles.
.5.50
Heretofore $7.00
Men's "Franklin" Shoes
Forty styles in Novelty or Conservative Lasts
Of ?-dec ted leathers, in button and la< e shoe? I an Russia
-kin. Dull Gun Metal Calfskin. Patent ( oltskin. with
tops of saine or cloth, al*?o Tan Box ( alfakin Golf .Shoes.
4.00
Heretofore l5.00 and $6.00
Thomas Cori Shoes
Bench Made, Hand Sewed
Of Black or Tan Imported Calfskin,
also Imported Patent Calfskin.
7.50
Heretofore $9.50
Biltmore Ice Gardens
(BILTMORE HOTEL I
OPEN AIR SKATING
OPEN TO THE PUBLIC FOR THREE SESSIONS?DAILY
lairpt Inetda? and Inundar Aiterneeni, Saturday Moronga and soadari.
GLASS ENCLOSED TEA ROOMS.
n.mcing in the Class Ro?i\ after 10.10 P. M.
?JJB MORNING SESSION tt? 1
~? 9:30 to 12t30 ?P *
AFTERNOON SESSION ?O inci,.dinf
2:30 to 6i30 *?P'?? Aftornoon Ttxa
EVENING SESSION fro including
8:30 to 11 <?** BuiM Su
pp?T
?Or Exhibition Skatini
Ft OF
f by ALFRED & SIGRID NAESS
THE HIPPODROME
j__ ?"^ya, Nalay'a Muaic Conipatent Imtructor?
? I b) the fat? of t!... I
Amor can pa
? i h? l1 ..i. Nee ? "
should like tu believe for thi
?
not, i n 11 w |. .
- right to ehoi
It complaint or cr
de i- uniuali?ed i
ed."
WILSON LUCKY,
GERMAN VIE\
Austria Let Him Escap
from Blind Alley in
Ancona ('ase.
Jan. 2. The "l?amburg
? "
t o 11
i vnvv of the tenor i
the ;
that
...
? .
* American sun**>!
i ? ria Elungai
? t givi , pn '?
? '? ? art d desire to present
?
I
. ? ?: will hav< '
?
tl
"( an t Be As-iinud."
.
?
enc? o.
? menta in Am? rica ca?
?
rspsper say? that Vienna
? mad?
'?
illegal was ill c natmueh as
?
"*A hethi r Pi
acknowledge ?**ro at
preaent fi ? does not ? ll show
the principle
?
. consideration in tin?
? ?
? ? ti
.n not? in iti introduc?
ir! ly, but
??
"If ? h? "**ill not
i limit, but ? tent
ktus n i.i
ry, w i t h
SpS will be able to im
i i ?i A?iei ieani
? redits taetrlaa Coaeillatlaa.
If th? matt etlled, "Ti
Frankfurter Z?MtungM i, it ?-?? 11
I i due t" IV. :??: ? V. .Ison'? man
??r ,,t' handling it. hut rather to th,
itory | of 1 I ? tral
'.aid neutral
"Ti. ' X,:k? Eeitung" *ay?
"Thi- I ? i more
?? the lofty, ele^aiit and Ml
? , BBcl
advantag i .-i<* paper
;.t i if th?
Th. ry attitude of Austria
"The Volks Zeitung^ says, "probabl?
will make it very eaey for Pre
! fron, the blind
. i . . .
GREEK KING CALLS DOCTORS
laao Teuton Professor* Arrive al
Athens to Attend ? onstanllne.
I endon, .Tan. L'. A Heuler ?liapatch
from Athens, filed on Friday, pa'
Profcaaor Friderich Krau.-, of Berlin,
? erg, of x
who attended Kini,' Constantin? durin ;
? ;>rinfr. have retur
the wound left hy
? ration perfo.riied in June, which
The wound ;- giving
the K ible, although his
?
elberg perform?
which con- 'he re
th rib. The
I
1 ted to
? on a
illght
?
WAIT THE FACTS
WARN EDITOI
"Wanton Murder" if Li
Ancona, Says "The
World."
WILSON VICTORY
CALLED MOCKEK
Hidden Purpose Seon in t
Revival of U-Boti
Otitraggf.
"The World."
Painful a? is the imprOMloa creat
In tin? cnuntrv hy the de?t rm-r ,,,n
th? steamship IVrs a, presumably I
an Austrian submarine, what mu?t I
th? feeling in the Pereign OtBca
Vienna 1
In the Ancona nota Austria sal
serihed ?new to the law? which ho
? tl "'he ?acred commandments of hi
inanity UlttSt he ?bMITod In War."
eond?mn?d th? conduct af th? lubmi
rino eommandcr ia thai natane? an
i i red hi that he had been "punish?
for ?????ding In? instruction?." It ei
praaaad ragrat for the occurrence, al
f. ?. ! t., |.,? |ndi mi .'v In th? ri,?? i
American sufferers and pledg? :
not to destinv | : .'? hip -. ??1 tai
ing or etfer ng raaiataaea. without vint
ine all mi boat d in -.ifety.
The lead faith of a groat nation i
Involved '.'? thi? militer, and we mus
ir, decency await the communient mri?
profoundly apologetic parhaps, whiel
?.. (rannet fail to believe it will mak
haste to prooonl
If the undersea commander had no
received iaatTUCttana in harmony ?ritl
the principle? net for'h in 'lie Anconi
?...??,:?. ? ?: i ? ? ??? i ed, di i *-?? tr.i i d?i
murder
which no government not committed U
laragery can n?gl?et '.> disavow ni
?hie.
I rieaaneaa boa been common
??ruiiiC'h In this war. hut that*? id
? h ing ? ?rs? than lawlei ? i
We m? ? : * ' ? -'?? in the downright
ni except m der con?
vincing pp derate,
ible.
"The Sun."
rh? reati king
of I ? imshin Persia ? ill not he
? r ?rill th> .- ?
? v 11 n -
leroga
ted State*
to withhold * ?
nu rit nntil they have ?
?
the eireutn
<* hand, the government nmv he
depended upon to take whatever ?tap?
Mhnll be nereaasry to fur'ber the
eies to which It la com.| fed,
have received ?? notable indei '
from patriotic citizen? in all BBI
mtry.
XX'i eoneelve the present morn
be highly inauapieioae foi ladal
baaed ob partie
ports and for the enunciation of
In the terminology of I
th,. mischief breeding conjunction
playi an important part.
Ihe "Staats-Zeitung."
Jt is a'lniltted that, tho Persia
in fact a transport She had at
?'mnny soldiors," though "ail were I
rIIinjr; a? private citizen?," airor
"*o Admiralty annoaneeasent,*
The Germaa and Austro Hung?
govern ment I have stated "thai the
??red eommandi ir 11 ef humanity r
he oh -ei ' c! ?No in war "
IVe mast wait until we have the
facts of the eaaa at head hefere ?
?lemning Xust ria-Hurigarv or Cern?
for the sinking: of the Pera la ? hut
?he meantime we can wl! ask o
^e?aes If it Is r,r,t Bitbin the light I
duties of 'he ('ni irrem t? inteies' '?*?
In the elucidation of eertaln QBeetl?
repeatedly brought to the fore by li
Incidente,
"The Philadelphia Inquirer."
Ar the detail? of this latest r-ri
against International law and every
?: i?rr of humanity come in, the b
bant'/ of the Persia'? submarine
Mutant becomes as sickening a.a it
HOpall ing
The President has seat scholai
words across the Mean XX'e have
eeived scholarly words and beautil
platitudes in reply,
Words without dc,-!s are worthla
And that Is what i the matter wi
the government of the United Stal
ai represented by Woodrow Wilson
The Philadelphia Pabllc I.ealger."
tail is lacking to ?mpl
brutal atrocity of the sinking ef tl
Persia Mum there be a debate abe
the facts before tome decisive ;.,- i
taken 1 Whet
German er Anetriaa, Turkish or Hu
ganan, ?loes not matter.
This barbarity was all a part of
policy for which the Teutonic now,"
and their alli?e are ind vidually ar
coller' ... respoi hie. There i on!
oie effective .aav of protesting again
it, and that is n?>t by writing BOtei
HOW long, how long, shall the cour
s"ls of fearful hesitation preva 1 I Ho
much greater a toll shall human'" pa
before thi- great republic stand? bold
? , call the ?loers of such in
account?
"The Boston Traveler"
Is h ier the capable g .
anee of her German guardiaa, playinr,
at th s time a double role for a
purpose? Is perucopic piracy to con
on the Mediterranean as it sal
continued .-<;:.,-e the administration de?
? ? ,| its ultimatum to Austria, even
It nation deniee, disavow?,
com? n lies the
ttory v 'ii which some of
:.. ? ? apere blos?onied '.'
W< ha-. ? seen whal
ire capabln
of doing in a friendly e? .: try to whieh
they are accredited. Why should we
expect better thj .'? " ng iu
, our demands that the Teu?
ti ? ref >rm their naval methods in the
liljhting /one? \\'ord-i are the c.
? lale that nal o i ??? war employ,
"Ihe Beaton ll?-rald."
1' indicates that the Teutonic powers
This Clothing NOT on Sale Until Tuesday
franhltn 5imcn & Co.
Fifth Avenue
?7er-\s Cloihw? Shop
S West .Wth St.?Store I loor
Separate Shop, a Step from Fifth Avenue
TUESDAY
Annual Seile Men's Suits
This is our regular stock ar]d no/
merchandise bought for sale purposes
Men's Hand Tailored Suits
33 to 46 Chest
Our regular stock of two, three* or four button models of the
newest Invisible Overplaids, Overplaids combined with Stripes,
Pencil or Combination Stripes, Checked Velour, Oxford Vienna,
English Tweed or Blue Serge. Approved custom tailored models.
15.00
Heretofore $21.50 and $24.50
Men's Custom Tailored Suits
33 to 46 Chest
Hand Tailored Read} to wear Suits, tailored throughout in our
own shops according to the highest standards; trousers with
reverse waistband and many other details of workmanship
only to be found in the best custom tailors' products. Invisible
Plaids, Stripes, Checks, Lnglish Tweed or Blue Serge in this
season's newest weaves and colorings. .Many with silk lined
sleeves.
20.00
Heretofore $27.50 to $35.00
Men's Custom Tailored Suits
Newest imported Fabrics 33 to 46 Chest
These Suits are made of Imported Fabrics, purchased from the
leading English mills, including stripes, tweeds, herringbone
combined with stripes and the new Invisible Overplaids, also
lilue Serge; workmanship equal to the finest merchant
tailoring.
25.00
Heretofore $35 00 to $45.00
Our best advertisement
It is in the Equitable foyers, resting on an easel,
h directory of important business names, alpha?
betically arranged, in tvhitc letters on i black
ground, and tve iri,fJi you irould read it, for it is a
far better advertisement than this one.
Equitable Building Corporation
120 Broadway
Jemk^rUiUal (P?carancc
nwsillotiMelkdac-tfiviiuf
i vent oftlicVlalf-ifcar
ynuotvituj tlie ucrt/ hu??mt
character of l?omctw
jas?uonahle Outer Apparel
have not ah.indoned their brii'a! and
harbnric lubmaiin? warfare
carry ! non-com! .
and that th? quit '
piven to thil
hn? been due to the Hr |
than a chonj?" oi I I
lei i ?am? ex| ' inatioi . i I
to chantre ti f It, the case of the
to prove * xeeadingly
.?erious.
"The Roiton Tranaeripf."
The proceeding flfl.
.er.'- aro? ?
Rurian's note, alth .ph we are
that it moke? ?
cessions lo the ,:o'. rn? ' ? ?
:'e*.
"Ihr Roaton Pi>?'
It ?earn? ii
?
one. What beari tl 1
? i - r.*.rov?ri7
?;? ? :- ? > gay, ?? .he facts is
to the loss of the ve-..-**! aru vag-,
tncomi
These Furnishings NOT on Sale Until Tuesday
??franklin Simon a Co.
lifth Avenue
I ?j???& lurnishwg Shop \
10 West 38th St.?Store I loor
Separate Shop, <i step from Fifth Avenue
Annual Sale-Tuesday
This is our regular stock and nC)t
merchandise bought for sale purposes
Men's Madras Shirts
In bright or conservative stripes; French cuffs.
1.00
Heretofore $1.50
Imported Madras Shirts
Custom shirts of import*****! muir.is: I'trii, h cUtft.
1.45
Heretofore $2.00
Men's Silk Shirts
Of tub silk, light or dark ground?
in a l.irge variety ol stripes and color?n
2.75
Heretofore $3.50
Men's Silk Scarfs
Of heavy imported or domestic silk,
in a large variety of colorings.
.55
Heretofore $1.00
Men's Silk Scarfs
Of heavy imported silks in a laurge vanet>
of stripes, figures and combination coloring
.85
Heretofore $1.50 to %2.00
Silk and Cotton Pajamas
Men's Silk and Cotton Pajamas, made with ?iik loups and
pearl buttons, surplice neck?,
1.65
Heretofore $2.50

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