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RUSSIANS MAKE
BUKOWINA GAIN
rupture Heights Near
Czernowitl and lake
870 Prisoners.
su WOVE \SPAR1
OF BIO NEW DRIVE
, predict Effort to Brea?
r-uton Master) ol
Balkans
?
?? ? -
rdlng
i
a
-
?
-
. ?
. . i th?
?eren*
?
tbr attitude et Rumania will
I, i | i,. ? || mpoi t anee. Thee
in the Fin?
it Rumania **.n
i Bi on the tide of the
v . bul nothing to 'upi-.ni iin? ha?
e Rumanian
?
and whatever has been I in tb?
ng ol the ? .1 ' ain >.n th ?
\ . | iting ?ho** ?
., front of IW
ilj on the ? de of th
1 ... ?ana aeem to be
h?.. aci oaa the Sty?
rtoryi ? j ha\.
captured the village ol Khrlaak, three
the river. A tlank attack
x or sevi to th? southeast of
\ r to th? ads I? i
the aolidarltj of the
new K - Ilona
?.? Rui i tporte?'
north ' i the movement ap
the direction of
Kin el, along
Sarny and K Ro' no and h<u<-.
the Rua
ment, "the enemy, ?in
it pi easui ? bilged to fal
hack on ? poi .tioris. A
| rni occurred
we
captured ? fteet
?ehin? guna
? . ?
"In the F ov. the Bald?n
ide and einno*iadc
i :? v? h ch a I ?i mored
In 1
. ? ' i .-?,. i*,,
dunay farm thei ? ? artillery
re? ? ? ,if the
Garman?
? , - ? * ?? a? hand
rt-hs.
1 th? ?n?my
?'?.?, hut
'. i.. thrown
:; trend,??, W? enpt
? ' ? nicri "
*
PAK** NOVICES AS OFFICERS
ah W ..r OB? e 1 ?vara . \i*s" : .> ? d
Man for ? ommlaalon?.
1 ?? an*
?reaftei ? mi c?
?-rant? to men
s pleted theli ??..rae as re?
cruit.-, and thai preference arlll he
to men who i ? ? \ urn
I ,r\ force.
order, which, presumably, srill
fipply to all units oifrnnlzed under the
n. If expo? te,! to make
? of troop?
?- ? a satisfactory
standard of qualification for oflcors.
B Six $1075
The Paradox of the Auto Show
Quality Raised?
but Price Lowered
ting?"How van Lexington create
toch a rot i< autiful, and efficient car tor so modest a
nted with this remarkable neu
??xii iteManSix?" Don't fail to "get hep!"
easant surprise in store. Only a faet?n
?' il r !S lur rea could accomplish this sen
satin i... Let us explain, then you will agree that
here i? ?? you have been searching for.
/' ? [uto Show Exhibit B-18 Second Floor
SixCy. bloc
?tOHur-i Power
Moore M i I? I Khanat System
Five Pai
iBBttw n divided
front ari
Center (
Genuine Leather I pholstering
116 U heel base
Convex Mud Guards
Over-Si/e Tires
Price lacladas ?.ne man leatherette
top an d b, ?o I. full \en I ?la ting w mil shield.
?pecdOSBatar, ?mmrtor and demonnt
?Lilt rim.
Also the Magnificent Thoroughbred .Six, $187*5
ten write Jet illustrated'/elder, /ret
i-i?ton Motors New York Corp.
1K-.0 Broadway
Trlrpbooe, .oluantxj. I.
The Lexington-Howard Co., Mfrs., Connersville, Ind.
TRIBU
W\_"\V_\_ DIRECTORY
L_. N ? ?
Note?The following New York City hotels are advertisers
in He- fsjew York Tribune. -V such they offer to their
? ?-. from undesirable aurrounding?, since sat
ommodations and 9ervire is fully guaran
I h.- Tribune Graphic Section every .Sunday for
complete Hotel announcements.
\ ?'?ah. L??Family. 1 ?Women E&ClaShrSTj
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pMolel B,eiion ||a||
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- Marine.
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Broadway. 85lh to t>6'ii $L
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t-nlral Park W- 1U St
?T-tU
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BROOKLYN HOTELS.
$2 per day up.
$2.?0 up. I er 2 - 1 u
On spplicslioa.
|2 pal day up.
:.' r-rr day ixp.
Ob ??ipkalioa.
I Ms,
l?nt'
9; C?.hu_Lu? lici|bla,
$4> pei muntn. 1 pSISSBIi
TEUTONS READY
TO ENTER GREEC1
Athens fold Allies Mm
Be Expelled, Says
Berlin Paper.
GERMANY PROTESTS
CONSUL'S SEIZURI
9
Officers Liken from Sal?nica 0
Warship Serb Klag
Arrhes.
do . Jan ". Pi dri Bi rlin om?
a report that orders nave been give
to the German and Austrian ti
?sorb?a to advanee ir.to Grace? ind ?I
tack th? French and Britial
I lin "Morgen r?>?t." which published th
o n*. ?red ? ?ii,' r,i," o
It is said tlint (?cm
'. T'cated (i . ;? ,|e-ire '?
Grecian territory of \
. ?. , th
"Morgen old I
' ?
demanded the n maval >?
and Brit, h. a i in the ? 11 circum
?tances Greece would be rapo
danger fr< the i
l'on > ' . ? ? ord? red V
\ lory.
....
"* . ria-H ungnry, 'I ui kej and B
hav? ? ctis?? reprei.rita'?om t?
th? Creel government ? ?tat 11 ?
arre-' of their eonsul? at Salomen h;
'ho All '? . ?.cording to a Havas di?
patch from Athens. They were In
formed by Premier Bkaoloudla that hi
ladraady had protested to the Britlal
! und French governments.
A Keuter messago from Athens say!
the French battleship PaUi? has sallet
frorr. Balonica, having on board th?
Herman, Austrian, Turkish and Hulgn
rian conaula, arrest I I iler ol
General Sarrail.
The proteat n a I n etie to the
-? ?
the con^ule dwells on the facl
. veil the Greek governmenl waa nor
advance of '.'? ? lee
take such a draat
At a I ? ? council i". V >
Skouloudi? laid b?
tore I
coll? ctiv.lv b> the i ? ntral ''
. t of tl
?cent < '
Sal?nica, and tl i respondent
?1 ia apoa rent 1
come a delicate i n? ?Inch
occupying the attention of I Greel
rovernment. rhere ia much uneai
as to the ne*t move by the Central Pow
? i?. Athei arti?
cles, preaumably Inspired, whi?
ihe Entente po
"Neutra!- will tiot be lurprised that
we are watching our own safety,' savs
the Pi "Temps" lii issing the
arres' at Sa
reaenting the Cen? ; Emp?rea. I
and Bulgai ?? "1 ? had faith
Austro ? ii mpela the Allies to
ti.?i. ? imi .>'? measures, and this
ant Instanc? Greece w.ll not hi
prised, hut. on the contrary, rea
by thi? merge! i<
King Petei of Serbia, ? ho i
Italy last reel ' '?
by Beutet '? ' ? ? t
. ?
ttlei bip. He
King Peter
of pr??;? irat
on landing, pre rig lo
avoid official recoi
l* is atat? ;
,' King Petei Ionicj
th, the
climate ..i
? ?on.
I he bridge aci
near Belgi
accoi d . ? legrara from I
?nd dir? on was
thus re?ata
1'owers and Bull nd I'm *kej?.
trchdul Fred? ? der in
eh ef of the AuRtrian arm)
ih?. opening ceremony, und aft<
ted Belgrad i .
?
of the ?j habitai l
The Archduke later visited Kin?
.. ? ? ?
a
SAN MARINO CHEERS ITALY
Oldeal Fur?.pi .in Slate Wish?- Victor
Eaamannel Proaperltj and Victory'.
Koine. Jan. '?. The Captait R
? :
. i;. : ubi of il ' a old
( it Indepi ' in Europi
el a Ni?'?'. "i eaj*.
COMPULSION BILL
INCLUDES IRELAND
Home Rule New Factor in
Resistance of Red
mond's Party.
SIR JOHN SIMON
OUT OF CABINET
Labor Assured <?f Coacessioas
in Return for Aid to
Lloyd George.
I ondon, Jan I \< eording ro a? an
nauncement made bj the Preaa Asso
elation, Ireland li not t., he exempted
from the new compulsory recruiting
bill.
Coiqc Mit tl ?tab ment comes
?he ehanged attitude of labor, which
now sei ? a i to support the go?
ernment'a plans for mobilising the re
?turcei of th? nation
I'll,. ..?
i ta on, ha a
Prei I David Lloj !
Georg? ? " iter o? Monition i, tl...*
.' will Bceepl the Lloyd George aaheme
; o dilute the i ank? of ikill?d labor a Ith
? led workmen.
"The ( eH announcee del Ir
t Sir Ji I mon, ? atai
for II ? retiree I
I
rom
1 ? ? ? ?? ; Cabinet '*'> ? Inesday
?rill he a red letter day I'reinier A*
then will introduce th? compul
?lon bill, and h? probablj nevar ha?
had a more d (Reult task than will.con?
front him in engineering thii me?*ure.
Hi? speoeh pr?s? ? gueatieu to
the Ilou-e : ? ? ? to be one of the
tineit effer' ..rccr.
Nationalist* to Fi*-ht ( ompulslon.
Th? lr:si, attitude still irinain? pri
element ..f uncertainty. Earl Darb]
rnrolment of recruit? wai net e?t?
to Ireland. II .r.mrr :? wa* net OS
I ? would
, in a bill for ? ie compulsooy
who
tain ? ..? pari
i
? i. William
I '
Ireland left ou*,
und lefl y because the
ties I
he 1 e Ruli ie,
? -
i* by no
I ?
? i ?
. d ren
Irnh ? . to be in h po
point t their
. . ?
nonalist . aervtei
Ulster leadi t fact as an
argument that I more los
? ng of
?
l.r.-ai Battle llouelful
itill do
?
'
?
? '
?
'?
?ring
threat
1
'
Labor Got Con-reeaione.
V ? ? held
I
'
?
'
?
n the
. ? ? how? tha
:
tl ?? d? mai
union - tun their
? ? lu'tioi of Mr.
. of labor dilution.
I'l.i . seco
. .. ?a made U|
??quit irks 1
? ? ahich
?
? .
rpt on bel...
the icheme
of dilution ..nd eo? ? i ?? ictively <
there:
mands
will be pushed through Parliament ,??
- ?
...
workmen and
? ? , ? ? . :
The Auto Show Favorite
Highway
Sational cars are called "Highway" because of tlseir capacity to conquer dis
j tances VMth the utmost case and comfort. In the National "12" you really drive
1 two mighty "Sil" engines, mtriitd pcilcctly into one unit. The Sational "11" i*
? born of the "Si:;."
"HIGHWAY
$1690 "i'^Y $1990 s:*,rT $2375
NATIONAL MOTOR VEHICLE CO Manulset '.reti, indianapohs, 16th Year
POSRTNEB MOTOS CAB CO., I 9 B ? Iway
frortH Jerrcu WoiOl VthleU I ,, VaiiwrlV
f nlon Aulo I o., t Won UUi
; '.'I tu ruetorr the ptatii? i|u?i aft
?I,., '.a a |
\ i Mil.- BBBaal t,. the 'l"i
tat ion aras alona famili?r linea "l-ro
the point ?,. ? le of the tate,H he ???'
? i"'M l l aran) t., Impreca i
v.i ti"' importan? s "f patting U,
dilut .?,ii ill'., .-Ill et, un,I ii' nnri'. it
UN IP ? ' '.,'., ,,,, , ? ?I ,. ,;,.,. I
or the wai It I Important ?>l
Unit the output of manillons should ?
far n ;,,, ble, !"? domestie, not ,,,
eign, boeauso the ftnaaeial problem b<
fare u i m ? erioas mi obllgatto
to pay in esparta or gold to Amort?
and eoenti i? like her for monition
v ritali v .? ara getting there.
"Phis four imm?diats eanstat to th
dilution seheme moans an enarenan
rain, hotii in nilitari efficiency an
i lal itabillt) \ j doubt, it '
? ' ilt to pei loads mon who rtfai
the prlvilei Had labor a? al
moat gospel to forego foi a timo than
privileges ind admit unaklllod me
into tin- elaaa of worn which thoakllle
1 ave bee ??. the habil of doing. The
have ;? natural fear thai aben the \"??
??nil? i* aill I'?- impossible to ralstab
lish tin. old conditions, and that nl
? ? elaborate safeguards haill up i>:
reneratiom of trade unionists ili?
Bava been undormiaed
"I If. only ... ay that !ln??.r Suspicion
i mi !"? erad i by the unions as
rrting nil their force to Influence theli
members i eonoonl to tin" temporary
procoai i l ?i-.i mi ?? ,,? ??'? -.our de
ha SliaiBt? Of Munition!
to ? ? . lafeguardi
plo; men) of diluted labor
ilthough I see gi eat diflleu I
-. s bill earn
imed on th,,-, |in< . ftr-? -.-i?i?? ?
? ,,.i behalf ol ) e ? i
lettl? ?ii?* sfboli
it ? .,: .| ? i ,i tl ?? laag lories of ?ie
? ? ancos which hu? hin
lered th? can lag out ?I oar anr??e
? Marca."
Sir .lohn A Simon enjoyad s rapiil
and brilliai irooi l r-markal)!?
''arlia
ment in l. ??.???I ? ? nistry
Ci
v ? (?en?
pac al , - ? .? ded t?
?
i ? Bai
of Belgian
? 'hat induced him to remain
m n I ?
When the eoalltlon ?joverrime-nt wsi
foin.eij, last May, Sir Joba refused th?
groa prise of th? pool >,f Lord High
< hani-ellor. mude vacant hy VlSCOUnt
me' retirement, beeaaae he pr?*
forreil a political catcrr, and became
Horn? Secretary.
a ?
BRITISH HALT BERGENSFJORD
Take flenaaa, Pansai Perth kasbaj
Resldeat, Off lord l.iner.
\ Bi ? erui ' r ?
liner Berget
?
oardi
. ?; Mai Kj'"??'? a Gei
fi of a clay worl
? p. ? Kypke, ? ho : - fort)
hm her m Germany
He eras allow?.I ,??.
.
limit
for ru lits
? ? i ship mi
?
? ? . ? .
I ?r minr,.
s Ben ' "''? ""m ;l
Russii II
. ' .. full
? ?'
my.
c Russlai ? ginaari can">
Russist ?ni lei ? to
eountrj ?v ? ??
u-erf head) I I -? i ? Sapojnlkoff,
A w. Sapoini
' re of tin- eommii
PARIS QUIET ON NEW YEARS
So Rereptlon '.<> Diplaauti?Maa)
I'ri'iife Kntrrfai-m'.'nts.
'
P, ? alt
?
?
. Year'* reception ?
:. - ? P
? h i
AUSTRIA EXPELS
TRADE GAMBLERS
New Economic Spin
Drives Out liven the
Middleman.
LAWS PUNISH
RESALE OF FOOIJ
Hungary Plans to Let Only a
Miller Buy Grain and Only
a Baker f-lour.
Vi.-nna. i?,.,- || Farther meadfJra
for the elimination of the "middleman
whose participation in commerce doe?
not add to the. valua 01 facilit?t? thi
distribution of necessities," aro bein?
adapted throughout Auetria-IIungar-.
M?W laws for this purpo.se an.
enacted, and th? provision? already
made by th? civil and military Bodi?!
lire being rigidly enforced.
Lawa in farta and h cours? af en
aetmeat pr?vida ?hat nobody
Au?tna and Hungary may buy an art!
el,- of necessity and then sell it again
for the sake of parsoi ?I gain. This
nffects tranaaetiaa? in foodctuffa espe
(?ally W*h?l 'he wai broke out It
waa found Hint there were riariy who
wished f.? profli by i' through the
"cornering" of certain auppliea, Soon
? n ti 1 \.
ncrea t ? ? .
cent.
\ i.. .. ai \'? ? i i.
perior court in ? ? both
?he letter and spir:* or* the "anti-spec?
ulation law?" iiir?? (?alicians ha.l
bought a relatively small quantity of
foods' (T, mostly grain. At the trial
it was ?hown that, the three dealers
had ?old the article? again In the
p?me town; m one instance wheat had
been resold to its original owner. A
prottt had been mude, and a alight in?
crease in the price of food made from
the article? in ?luestion had re?
it was proved
The court rul?d that tinder the law.
'his was an offence, because the sal?
hi d resale "f the bH eles had been
made bi the def Ith t? profit
ere i ?' entitled, hav
? thn valu? ol I
?rihu
fact, found the
, udge, , ' ?dered i tion more dif
. ?
ne
? - ?ecu sed
had act? n their constitutional
tl L) buying an : ? II thev
had done, and that tl ham
pared .! itril because they ln-d
? ? sell. But
I . : : ? dants
had
?
rilaw
ful, beeao ic to ho isities I
? thro igh the operat
. ? ?' -upply and dl I
?rai h.ries of impriaonment
si were Impoa?
Thi? .lew of economics is a re-ul-.
of the war the ?fU ri* that nobody
shall grin i I th? expenee of the othei
- likely to he a
- life for his eo
and perhapa leaving hi- famtl
?.-- T.. "
?
? I
con?
cern Itaelf much wit! | roblem,
i act? Uuagai,
thi
and f
for .-(
? ? ? md ao far
? lary to
'
German Industry Meets
Test of Wartime Drain
Decrease in Production Came First, but Now Methods and
Materials Were Evolved Until Output Now Increa*
Steadily, Says Berlin Editor.
By DR. ALBERT HAAS.
I.ditor of the "Herliner Kursen lour :,r" and ln**l ruetor at the Berlin High
School ol CoramcTce.
. . .1.1.. Ill*_T?i.- Tr.l.iin?. *.** i, i \>?, N ill Tr,
Berlin, Dec is. The -arar ha? I
??need German industrie? in two wa
first, if has changed th? prOCCSI
p*rodu<*tion, I" crois.- :, large per
worklngmen waa ?allai
ind, -? cor ,iiv. ilarma
rna 'rude practically came t
? of Gn ut H rita
naval supremacy. .1 ! Germans;
1 of the raw material? BOB
?it home by rhe ? iron
1. rraai 'ore eompellec
11 for ever] iav life
army, especially, lil.
I ??? ,?...-) m.'. ? e.. 1. Te be
; . ? ? I ? hlch the
. ?; lea offered her, I
?he had to reorganize the -nt
of production at a time wh
?he ?ar had ra'1. ! I her iklll
-, . . .* . .
\ t-isk of such magnitude perha
? ?. teat I ?; ermed by
on could m
urally ? 1 in a da
naequence
the wr?r had begun vas a decrease
production. <~>ld eh 11 ? rere cut 0
and new ot.c? had to be created. Tr
transformai G? I ;-tr ;:
1 ifa-. th? ?uh ? .'? for th? labor a?
raw material? '. adjusl
ment of tl condi
life, thi
these fact
. ? 1 . mprehend at 1 ? - 1?
? ? .
greal
nomil ' : <-d fo
?
? 1 ^t pre?
ent we it this trans
form ? ful, ? 1 ?
?ecu
particular time whan th?.
?
Production Fell Off.
If we ?1
. ?
? . *'. and, in
?
! prod. ' toi plac?
from Rh?
Kol ra
1 The daily
.is ?hou* _ 1,000 torn
V igust I
i tons ',: ??al an?! 1-.'
cok?.-. T he pro.l iction of pig Iroi
? ?
1014 1.840,016 ii A igust, l '
! torn ' kugu- . 1 :
'. i (ii-i a an 3l hlwerkv?
Work kssocial
1914, 470,1
? ,-. !" 95,000 '
If this downward i
tinued, or even if it hail remained on
the - conse
futur?
tea.
In Septembei
.
....
. ?, ' down to
......
\ .?-.'?
toni ?iriil th?- in.
pyndii ?
?
A .-imilsr phenomenon k?.? oh? r ? I
in the amount of ? eetrieity consumed
. H'-riir.. whirr., :r. July, 1914, amount?
ed to 1 .?..",."-1..",'? kilowatt hours, fell to
16,31^,000 k lowatl '-our-, ..<? aKa.ns?
19,64 1,000 far the same month the pre
'
itt
Summer Marked < liange.
The production and Bxparta ?
groat German industries remain? .
this level for BOV? the. 1 ho pro
on of pi?? iron kept pace with the
Other industries mentioned, for in Do?
camber, 19H. it amounted to so4,18d
tons. During tlii? time the industries
arei nap
? a condition-. This transfer
n came to u conclusion in the
m ddla ?1 ' ?
Ti,,' . . e of the most remark
?i,ena which, th" present w.,r
has brought about. The German indue?
? I form en
? ,'f beam.
tenais which formerly wore do
abroad '? ? ., now being nroduced
nan) pn anneard of
., ..i' ? ? ? ? ' ? ??'...?.',,
production gav? i ent re activity of
Gorman oeoi
The coal exports <f tt.e Rheinisch
'A estp ?, Sep
tombor, 1916, to be luro, amounted only
',, I ". 7. " ? i - ' ? .... ? ereus they
Ructua ed at '.eh a time he
__'o.,,oo and 230,000 : mi !;
licate atl
the record of :, .,
?
? ?
?,f eokc was caused
port
In -he summer of I91S a BUJOI I i I
R-flfl-fJlfWMsW*^^
M( Ci IB BON ?St CO.
Our White and Linen Sale will be repeated thi?
Year and begin M-inday Isnuary 3rd.
?3 Complimentary 10% Discount
deducted from Bill for Every Purchase made
DEPENDABLE GOODS
Table Cloths ? Napkins ? Linen Sheet?
Pillow Cases?Towels, Bath Acce?gore?
Handkerchiefs?Aprons ?-Lingerie
Blankets?Bed Spreads and Comfortables
We include with the above
Lace Curtains, Upholstery Materials,
Rugs, Beds, Bedding and Bed Coverings
Remark?This is a genuine sale of Only
First Class goods, not bought for this sale or
different from what is offered at any other time.
3?tti Street West. Neah Fifth avkm;k
p-laannaaaaaaaaaaa a a la ? a ? a f*1
LJ ??annannaan ?jrn.? a ? ?U
They're off
Great Event Now On
Remnant Sale
First Week
$18 |
Broadway
C& 9th St.
Hundreds o? suit ends?all color??
all weave??many originally priced at
$40 to $50?now marked to $18 for suit
o measure. Big money-saving chance I
$18
Antfyetm
Auxiliary Branch. 30 Last 42d ht. Open March 1st
industrio? had n'-ained one-half to t
thirda at their former output. If?
over, neve industrie? h..
N'ow t; ? i g fis**
In July, 1915,
man railway? exceeded those for -Tu
1914. Statistic.? on the output of el
t rieal ? same
? i-- -.our? eoneuta
in H.-rlir, in June, 1915, amounted
.
1911 In Ju ' l] the consumpti
kilowatt hour?.
? : for J ily, 1914
I* mi*m- rathei ' ?It? r
erete ? camplei n connection ?nth th?
genera' | Two ?hort illust'
? ay be mentioned here to ah
ment -1 'aking pli
and what. ???-.: is hi
iprung up.
< iai Sala? In? i a mm
Vereinigte R ? n d Lam
hfltl ? '? one of 'he few firms amo
? ?: . ron industrio -< wh ?
have published detailed ae?*onnts
rhelr groea pror;
- of \d
>d to 2,000,000 atarka, as again
?i murk.? during the eorreapon
ing period of 1913 During thi
of 1915, howesrer, their prort
1,000 marks, aa against
1911 ai d
n 1919
Iiunng the second half jrear at ISl
it *he beginning of the war, tl
Arm ?old :!7 per cent less coal thi
during ia rear. During tl
'? r?t quarter i ?' 1915 it era? only ?
II I during the saao?
'?'.'? i he figure? hii
< to l''-2 t'. r cent.
I the ne
Bl r'.ir.er Kiel
? , * ..-.?.
?>. ith information rhi? cobs :
rnerly had ? a I Berlin with electri
ight' and power. Kunng the nur th
if Berlin took advantage of an ar
?n th? hi I of th? .rnpan
and took over the plan- fur 1J:?,o00.00
itnpeny ??is thua soi
? ? ????...
or opening op a new Aeld of Induatria
that I I latte
k full ad1 I
? ?? opportunity. It bought
c iai minei eck ?f i
coal nur;.'? which thua came und,
? ?
tig electricity for new ini .
which had iprung up dur?
ing the. war.
Thi? compan., already hm lignad
tl th? Bayer
en Stlekatoff-W?rke Aktiengesell?
schaft, 'a;ich provide? for the yearly
delivery of 500 million kilowatt hour?
'rich after it? expiration may be
renewed by th? Berliner Klektr.*.
another ten year?, More
.ipany ha? maid? a contract
th? Elektro Saltpeter-Werka Ak?
in o re
. 10,. kilo? kl a vear.
So that witii 'hese two contract*,
M kilowatt hour?
?? ? compel y i. >v. ha? larger
nan it hud in 1914*1916,
when the output amour.ted to 252,792,
ratt 1
ITALIANS LOSE
TO TREPOLITANS
Turk Official Says They
Hold Only Small Stretch
of Coast.
Berlin, lar.. 2 | be a?irele?j ?
ville, N. Y.i. An account of tv
rising In Tr'pol'. which ?as raoorttd
last month to have resulted m the ex?
pulsion of the Italians from the entire
it to-day I
Overseas N'?w? Agency. The Informa
tiaS BBS furi.i-hcd hy BalotSMU el Be
luni. srho was Deputy from Iripuli in
rurkish Chamber arioi to the
Tnreo-Italian War and i?-d volaatoer
Aral, fc '< IS BgS
' ,.
"Suleiman '''.-Bnruni lias arrived *'
Sarajevo, Roania, after a j*.
'.hroUgh Northern Africa." ?a;
bows agoBcy "IIa states that
the Suitan of Turkey proclaimed a holv
arar all th? Tripolitai n
surprised the Italians at Lake V?
and defeated tnern, capturiiiK ar .
mous quantity of money, cannon, rifle*
nnd Bi Later the> def,..' !
the Ital sni ?it GhadasBos.
\ >en< no the Italian -
? ' .. .1
i prot
by the gun.- of tiie.r warshi| ?
??'. Baruni ..
situation in Weetora Egypt, whore
there has b-.-n t'^hting hetween the
Brltiah and Senu-.?i trlboomen.
"Th tribesmen have a new army. M
gani'.ed on modern lines, wi'h. rannoii
and maehiae gBBa.M tne news agency
?ays "Suleiman-el-Baruni witl
the battle at the (,ulf of Solluni. Re
ia?s British soidterb who had been
taken prisoner and eaatun ! BritUh
cannon. He travelled to Matru wl'h
the chief of th? Senus'i in an auto
lie captured from the British."
INDIANS ASK SELF-RULE
Moslem League Demands ? hange in
l?o?ernment After War.
l.ondon, Jan. 2. Kcuti r'? c-,rre pon i
ent at Bombay, who roper* d yeifer
?lay that the Moslem l.eagu? of India
had SBSpeadod its lOOOiOM after noisy
demonstra* v. that.
th?. lee^ue mad? Strong ?i, rilan?!? ** " ?
iast BjMtiBg far tie ? ??!f government
of India, under the Briti-ti flag. It
was heut, however, that it a
Bcrativa to mak, this char.?/, until af
toi the wai, wbon the whole form of
government of -
reconstructed.
RooolatiOBI were adopted unarii
. exproasing laya ty to the cro?tMi
and appreciation of tv-, administration
of Baron Hanltnge, Viceroy of !
Sunday
The Last
Special
Exoursion
of the
Season
January 9th
S! ROYAL BLUE LINE
New Jersey (entrai, Reading k Baltimore & Ohio Ksilrosd?
TRI'* BXOOMIOM A' 1-OWg ?bo?jt oine ?sxir? in Waahlnetas? or mt,s ?our* n
Raltlmore *?*? iililucton ?*?? n*s*r atara l*?(?rs*?lln?
'?,?,''. 230 H?"it ?O f M LUx-rt) H? 1? 01 rr*i?1.i*chi ***r>--1*y nl?*i'
, ??Sala ?*>??k.o viv?.. ???? i..b??rt> M w 2*d it ?sdUv ?tj TwcsUaai?;
?U?od* "t U? :s 55? 1440 B'stay. -New York. 4 4 3? ' oaf. ?I . Brookl)?.
Per MONTH ON PLEDGE
OF PERSONAL PROPERTY
Th?TPKOVIDENT LOAN SOCIETY OK NEW *iORK
|%
MA-NHATTAN.
Pourth Avenue, cor. 25th Street.
. dridg? SI. *-or RMngtOti St*?
ni Ha ittor m.. cor. fcs*ex >t.
tl Av., bet (Sth k i >th Sta
I ? . i g toa At cor I34tk Si
St., njr. I li::ton it.
id SI ? [ton a. i '.-.'.
B*BtOM*t
CourtlauJt Av., cor. 1 48th St.
111. ...Kl Y>
Smith SL, cor. LtotncttOM St.
?rabatn Av. cor. Lxpcvoiie St.
I Av., cor. Rockawi) Av
1 y PI R ? . r 1 H/ RGI . ON
^?L LOANS R. l'\ WITHIN
' A rWO WEEKS FROM I ML

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