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UNDERSEA WAR
DOES NOT HALT
PMd from jia??? 1
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? ces of
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have thui
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A d ipatch to Renter's Tr ?
,.'ar say* I
- a pas?
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Immediately
A?STRIANS MOC
U. S., SAY BRITE
ontemptuous Mumme
?London Chalis Pledge
of Vienna.
PARIS SEES AID
IN PERSIA SINKI?
Decl?mi*ei Outrage Will Su
American Oplnloi 10
tlio Allies.
g of the F - VTesti
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? naval
psi tir.- ? i
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tlon e | th?
? ardlty aad
. - touch that
of their ship men and
as offered th? ?
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flummery, thej Could searei
stter In th? philoso;
of wiir r.o ?, irs
itary or
lerman war loi
aa govi
that 1
was a liun.
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Persia Outrage Swings
U. S. to Allies. Says Par
Pails, Jan. 3 "Germany1
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, accumuln ?
ans co ?
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"Pub'. -, L'niti
the Allies '
sir.re || .
glana, to tl f Fran
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d< ? - iction
? 111 COT
gnatlon."
Orave Rlow at Civilization,
Italy Calls Persia Sinkin
? ... ound in
-
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almoi
Austria
i.uman
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reealli
during I
..
the Arabic, t as now, wit
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CHICAGO HOSPITAL
HELD UP FOR $a,00(
Robbers Seize Pay Cash Befon
nt Nurses.
Chicago, Jsn. 8.?Two men enter?
the ' ' Luke's Ho I] It ll thl
pointed revolvers ?' Mil
. Tobln, the cashier, and ?scape
p. tin l.ox containing $3,000.
on, an.
. uere crowded with nurse
?her employe? receiving their sal
dries. The robber? made the thin;
r hand
whi!e Bl 1 ejrapei
In an automobile.
a
2 GONE; EASY AS SING SINC
Trenton ? on* ids Pick Keeper's Pocket
? llrnh Raps I adder and Disappear.
?ton, N. J . ?Jan- 8, Two con
In the ?tat? prison picked a
. . sr's pocket for the kays which
id up an avenue of ?-.?cape to-day.
_g_ the thick niat of tho early
ll .?? ed a rop,. ladder
en foot wall
guards,
fron then
?
? rrom twen
i
larceny, and I'm I Wilson,
tl
. runners ''or Deputy Jamea
Devlin. Refere breakfast was over
the deputies not ced that a
I ioor was open. Dsvila found his
keys In the lock and gave the alarm
??
while 1 : ? ? : tending tho .? erv
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\P/atinumsmUhs'{ 6yO FUTfl/aVg) >^W
PEARLS
Individual pearls to improve
your necklace, or necklaces
complete, at attractive prices.
Opposite St. Patrick*i C?theih\
SNAPSHOT OF TORPKDOBD SHIP.
?? em aboard Pe? - ? craw, on
STONE COURTS
U-BOAT INQUIRY
Senate May Adopt Su
Resolution with Lodge
Amendment.
LINE-UP WELCOMED
BY WHITE HOUSE
British Blockade and Hyphen
Propaganda Would Be Linked
with Subnntrine Tangle.
?From Tha "Ml - I ?.
fton, ,'an. ?.. The fir'
of German propagan! ?ta II ' I coun
try, the Hritiah hlorknd.. and hltorfer
enc? with American commerce, end the
Teutonic submar-.ne W?rf?r?
? at length In open H-^r
ings befor
. . ?
....
the t.. the Uok"
Smith reaolution, ?*- ?men..
nd of inquiry described.
?tor Stone, chairman of the For
?"ommitt. i .
that he had no objection to th?
tion, ahila he could not iorc
? ?? . of the i
ed I 01 *rre right 1
through its ov ? -tality
or h ? ' ...
?
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"1 em ?peaking only for mys?**l*, a-. I
my cormn;*'
t, pel
? ?
sage of the
amended by Senatoi L Ig?, and th<*
carrying on of such an .
as It outlines by this eomrr I
i e\e that for the most part 'he I e.?r
ings of the committee shoal ? he op?-;
to the public.''
White House Thinks It Would Gala
? ! to-day it had been SO] |
that the Smith n
?
,*?nd never
.r.l from a-.- . I ? I ?
it. It
. . ...
?
? situai?on !?? ? r g aired
?
I f.ir th.. V,
? ?
would tend to relieve the White House
from soma of 'he bun ?
, Ml r? interna'
After th.- hearlngt
concluded ?ome sort of r?'j"
?ry. The line-un of the Foreign
ttee ar I of th?
will be of great
?lue ?
?an Senator?.. de?pite
? ? I
.-.'..?
dealing aoequately ?ritfa tha -
I
i In committee ?n-i i i
floor in a ? ?? mid he eon -
t no* at la
measure ' ril
i n for granted that
.he r? ?
?
-m of
I
?
ire and
govern
terfer?
? '
A -, , ? Intn lured, the
resolv
? ,-e of
trade
?
.it the
icks on
Tea
? SI of
? ??
Presid? - BBS.
I og irjjo Hi-plored.
s -.- I h a t
?i flrat
?. oo,| from
| used by
?-manu
.ilion u
? : ?'? i k-i
The later
cone?- tain to permit
tons, which
'o.i,on mr.s to the
- tes, is decla I only a
- ibed it.
, : y e m -
extrene
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their i for r?
i re
,- ? .1 have oe
ituffa.
POLICE SNORE; YEGGS ROB
Safo in Real ef Station
House and Depart In Peace.
All ? r ' ?41 o'eloeh
? l2Sth
.-^nant
* door
thirty men
'he. dormi?
tories.
Dir, the rear was a more
1 wo men appeared on
the roof of 17 I ] 125th Street, a
? ' h rough
the il
ished a
. tore it open and de
r Mr. Fchulbohn
tafe and car
n a bank.
EOYS TO LEARN PATRIOTISM
Jaalor tnerlcaa (.uard Incorporated
in Teai b. trau ami Layalty.
:",,-?? or
in the Bu
? to be
knowi. lor An? , i ?uard.
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Jrankl?n Simon a Co.
Fifth Avenue, .>7lh and 38th Streets
A CORRECTION
The following item appeared in Sunday's Tribune reading
Lingerie Gowns and should have read
250 Hand Viatic Lingerie Waists
I'nris Waists of vai.if,- ,,r Colored
batiste or handkerchief linrn.
S>aUil Heretofore $7.50 to $12 75
PERSIA 4 TIRES
IN DEADLY PERIL
Escaped Zeppelin Bombs,
Two U-Boatsand Alines
on Previous Voyage.
BOUND TO GET HER,
SAYS E. M'OANDER
Turkish Snipers Also look Shots
at Ship, Asserts I ormer
Member of Crew.
"They wer? bound t? ir-t *ho Persia,
H;r!"
A broken nosed cockney from LoadoB
?at, on his bed In a meanly fun
room n* KM West Twenty-Aral
yeaterday and toll whal he knew of
the ?hip which was lunk by an A.istrian
submarine last week. He was h j.nrier
in the l'ersia th? trip before
K. MeGaader la hla nante. la his ?
-roekaay Kngiish h? sketched ?he nu- ,
meroui attempt! thnt I ad be?? ? id?
"to gnt" th? Pet da !?? I >r? Hi
?fl unarmed. It is th? ?uatODl ?.f
all P. A n. liners to doch ?t I
Rngland, to ?wing aboai i a 4 I Inch
-run with the bore the diameter of an
el ir : i r'".-, ?i d aboul [our
'ei-ri fee*, long. E. McGaadcr left his
a Leaden on June 10, but ll
Bl Tilbury for the gun. lie was de
to take cl it 12 at
drill, rhe Pel i lampblael ?d ta ri
?i ??
"?lurk " until
? night lampa to
?
"At Gibrall "the
. iS with tha two gun
-vi i ? put on the next 1*. ?t
0, boat leaving the ?traita for London.
I he Pel l .'iimed a w-iri on the
? an. Up didn't . . ?
? ! it, sir.''
Atta. Led by a Zeppelin.
Two day? befar? ta? P?*nia left
?at :t.
?. ? -i waa scared ?wa?
ft re and th? i i ?^ aaa
y damaged PI t
I for a i, there I ?'? on|
oou resers ita, and ha.l abe
?eng? '
" Persia was
tpe?d '
wes serai ?en k? bu
:. i the
? ' "
ira old, or' ?
it one
a total crew goB
a than .'"oO.
"I want to tell jou, miater," ss; '.
-, "'rere a . ..-; on hoard
?? at was a man tl rough to the tkin ?'
him. That was ? Bptain Hell. I
well liked by the start, he was, and he
?m elderly sort; had been in com
?ra, I understood.
"But ( a Las ira, -ere a
treacherous lot. We had
I I I thoaa
? r ral to n
? ? ? ; ? ?
a fais? bay smooth doe o
?? -, air.
'I wa-i m charge of Boat 12. I a'
id a gui fou had I
them ? ? i ., ear
only a dozen bo it? oa I ? P<
of them holding no*
Und . tuhmarined
only half of the bunts tr
.. ? ? ? ? ... igina
? if men and women a |
ting for 1 ite not ei
? bl. ? ?
Snipers I i red on Ship.
from Aust
r?s*i
if we'd been - : then
? to toll th?
w? es
il w? built a bulwai ?
about the bridgi. I ? ea Turks
?
Eleven a crew a
i
only . fui an In?
to K ngdom i 'ome "
?ar from Sicily the ! I
ehaaed by a submarine again.
.an Into a thoal of
juat h? fore rea.hir.g Hover. Mine
? ? ? ara warned :he ship back, and it
drew water for a mile or two to tha
rear.
"Wonder w* didn't get blown up!";
laid Captain Hall to the or1
mine sweeper, ?ceord.ng to F. M
lier.
"Well, i* wouldn't have be?n the
?hot they'd taken at you," ?nswered the
other.
"T!ie way the Persia was pr.
r""r a long journej waa a farce
? mu'.! "I* ? sa ?Il s ' ?
? .
'here 'n' b
our In-- ?
:
up at I
rJ, ar.il
that e with them
board Pour heal
at .) di ? ?
F McGander waa ??lent for some
time. Then in a chok i
?
i
Motor enthusi?
asts will find 16
important, in?
teresting stories
and articles in
the big 108-page
14th Annual
Automobile
Number of Collier's
which is out this
week. Don't miss
this "National Automo?
bile Show on paper." It
is in this week*! issue of
Colliers
TUE NATIONAL WtBKLT
GRIP DEATH LIST
TREBLED IN WEEK
? ,,nt Inur.l fr,,m pa??" 1
_M. the chief physician, laid that
ndirig ghp Qg bis P?r
, MS ovcr
?
(irip, Sweeping Nation, Takes
Heav) Toll, Says Health Men
Wasl ton, '.a Is
I from
?
i uuS'.r.jf
? work
Reporta
- ?
'?m la
? -?? r'-f? i
N'-w
?
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??,-?? Bridal?
preval? - land and Detroit each
iBea.
Some of ti e .i summarised
by Surfin G.ral Blue were:
York h' ?i<? wl i.?'y spread;
? enmonta mortal
raon over
-??riding
warnings.
Chicago LaSSt week, there were fifty
? -y the
?efore I ? ? i 1,41 isei
.... ...
. occurred in the
? i r daj '.
Epidemic of influen?
za ?rid ??? rere. Reported as
the mo.? levere experienced linee 18S1
Philadcli
In Ave wee- si i December SI, Ml
two occurred
December f?i
pneu
monii ?
Cleveland eg I'ecem
ead ?ince Deeembe -
prob,- ? - Pneumon?a
? si, estimated
s
i December.
Influenza epidemic; pneu
sre were p.ixty-?!x
afluei ta in December,
l repot tad epidemic
thron;? ?
ere type; ael
.
- ?attle during
? ?r, ? .
complications, chiefly pneumonia.
Los Angeles Extended ?pid?mie of
s severity began
two months ago and ii r.o*. di
ibed.
. Diejro Few cases of influenza
I
leatha from Influ
l not rcport
.
fluenza n?->r epidemic) mod
I S] I lemle reported.
? i ot epidemic; one
! ' a not prevalent
(land, Me. Some scattered cases,
le Influenza not epidemic; two
I
Por- No epidemic; a few
I Health Officer reports
probably irreatrr prevalence of influ
ira; accurate
figures not availa
Memphis it - T.noo or 8.000
rak declining m .
I
?
I T.-valent.
?airo, 111. Probably ?"1.? cases of in
assal
Bans Export of Grain.
. .' ? , u.
Mary! . led to-day an or- I
?
? until
? ?
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Automobile
?* Salon
A brilliant exhibition
of quality motor cars
HOTEL ASTOR
Grand Ballroom
January 3 to 8
_ ? *__ -+T* ?O ? F^FFa
?asm
(plearanceo ales*-- iioid
in?hill&orces?
$65 ro$125 surra at $25, $35 n>*65
..... ... ..,, wrwff).
$I6S ro 132) COSTUME SUITS. ?9"
$75 I0 $I25 DRESSES at t45ANU^55
INCLUDING JTYUa SUITABLE FOR ?ATTIC,
$125 ro *225 cotre at ^75,$95,$125
SEQU1NED EFFECT VELVETS, SATINS, TULLE TRIMMED STYLE3
$125 to $225 wraps at $65, $85, $l 25
OF VT.IArrS. BROCADES AND SATINS. RICHLY FUR-TRI M VED.
$65 to $125 coats at $35f $55,$75
MOTOR. STEAMER. UTILITY ANT) SLMi DRESS STYLES,
Qleai^utce/f^ flt $5
THF. BALANCE OF MANY LINES IN .STREET
ANT) SEMI-DRESS STYLES FORMERLY TO $2-;
Velvet and Satin Hat??$10
$25 to $35 Fa?hionahle Flower Toque? at $12
Qum~ ahwarhj &fa?f
Some alkwoor.Quarter?ess
TANKER BLOWN UP;
HUNT FOR CLEWS ON
( ontlnnr.l from pace I
Mown to atoms, heard the news
th? streetcar.
Doug !?*'i
-? , f Street vHe had
I I A few minutas earlier one of
her little frirls, tve-year-o!d Mabel,
heard of the expli
"Ma," she said, "napa wis blown to
1-ttle pieces on a ?hip,"
Crew Terribly Burned.
The following are b
died in the hold: f?f the cr?w, H
.
? [en ?n, Norwai
Norway, Raymond Alvares,
Sheb
?
! ?rydock I pany these were r
missing: James Dougherty, married;
.1. Col ? SB, <
\ who ?rare taken
to the Holy Family Hospital w-?re:
/ira ?I ?' . -
a
? par! rni l
-
? i
I . -a
' ?
?
? .
MASS. Ed. S . IBS I
The naitifi of the others con' | I
be learned.
The Aztec is a Norwegian tank
e'er , ba er to 1
Coi
at Bunderland, England, in 1914,
The
ship has a - and is
worth about $i Th.? Azetec
-. ? rie Bai n ??
29 and was being
Robins 1
i'ig on a cargo of o I for I
MAYO'S ALLEGED WIFE SILENT
Marriajje to New Ha* en Manufacturer
Belli in the Baa Im of Rasaer.
M rs. Lei i Wat of 146
irth 8tro t, 1
? art of her
marriage t0 Virglalus .1 Mayo, the
New Haven a rturei u i mari
tal traublas ftrst bi-came public laut
March after the luicida of Lillian t oak,
of Broi
- ?av that Ifrs Dudley has
( to rumor,
?
Maya, ai i P<
?
? he manufii
?
tiieide, brought a suit
son? a , .
, i. ??.._? ?___p____,
?J.M GIDDING CO"?,
Fifh As/?i?_e coHyi-Vt.
, Tm? ?'aflu? Sopa1 ?Wat?.
Unlroducc tKe
correct rarij
as KiojY if ia
L-tT.e^ica-f?fv?:!
RE?IVED VIA ;. S. ROCHAM
BEAU. ARRIVING THUR.-DAY.
DECEMBER 30th AND ON DIS?
PLAY IN OUR FRENCH SALONS
FOR THF. FIRST TIME TODAY
SUNDAY WRITES NEW SERMON
Spends Rest Day After GIsBI Opening
on NyatarlaBs Macaarse
I !..
Trenton, N. J., Jan. '
day for R:
'????? Banda)
comn ? Is the mer
irtal
?
...
There were aboBt 11,000 ?
?he great '.
lay's
tiOBS showed that, on an a*
person gave three and one ?? i
s.- aever had a ?
and v. eade Trer.- . .
cia! failure until he hss tried I Tf
- bag It is known, how
iviT, thai the evangellit is
I I . ;: J? Uaer.
lay.
Pao| ?- ?>? hsee Sees d:i
boroagkly l
it
liver ?
:ng, enjoy the sin
? acle t^ warm, Ms . ?ay
hi <>* angehst will rl"..i it
? the Trenton p?
Mr - ?s
??w ?ermon H.? wo ??
He la es
DEMAND
Which Will Not Be Denied
'*#
ALWAYS ?jemand tor Aj.tx 1 ir?*s is
greater than supply, despite- tmpoi
tant factory addition-! and increases of
product. For five years AjAI iactones
in 1 renton, N.J., have operated con?
tinuously, in three working ?hifta.
twenty-four hours daily ( Sunday? alonn
excepted) without curtailment, shut
down or lay ?.ff.
This insistent, growing demand will
not be denied, and now occasion? fur?
ther doubling of factory capacity. Ajax
appreciation has come as user? tell
their Ajax satisfaction to their friend?.
Ajax Rubber Company, ha.
1796-179? Broadway
N*w Y?wk /
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