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FRIDAY, JANUARY 7. 1916.
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Commons Votes for Draft; Cabinet Crisis Impends
WILSON URGES
UNION OF ALL
THE AMERICAS
Defines His Policy in
Dealing? ith South
ern Republics.
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PEACE PLEDGES
President Tells l.at.n
\meriians Benefits of
New Monroeism.
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rarhapa you thought the Kav?: -.a,
to blame for thla ?rar Well, \. , .o*e
Waamar'a fault Titk* it from
Ernest Anaeraiel tv,mt h ?a? the great
*.*r win roused the lirrinan lie?.
pie to ? ?rirrt of militarisa* an,I s?*ar.
I l it h the Teuton popular* on.*e
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from trip notariat] of be ng
int an ?-,1 yesterday ?m th ?
?h' He camp from Sim ? *
t.. con.uiot the Si-rtre de IMaghileff
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. American rag*.me
CARNEGIE NEIGHBOR. M NEIL
l i.ih ? opppr Prcidciii Ha*- No Plan?
to Improve 91-t Street Sito.
?".?yer nf ?'
'. ?rnep-p has brer-, preserving tl I
have jroo.l ?, nr,,l which
v ?? reported on Tuei
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turns out 1 ? ? . V
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Company, of ill Hrop.?Va-,.
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th and
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has no imm? for im
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DECLARES KAISER
IS CANCER VICTIM
Baltimore Physician Avers He
Got News from Berlin.
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Ks sei Wilhelm
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tbs imperial
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by a prom
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<st. an ex-Balti*
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and that'
\ccord
wesrer, ?n o
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B1 was
? ?ful.
who -'.as called in COI
?cd *hat the d1c<
burned
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ago anil mi 'loman
? Germai M *
i. can
? o- He now
irgest n cei
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SWANN MAY RETURN
A FARO-WON $500
He Will if Contribution ( ame
from -\llei*eil (iambler.
ted as the
' idler!
f thnusand
?
to an Indictment .i-t ng (?rari'i
lareei
ehe to Thomp
is? ? ro?
ged 'o hav?
?
tttorni ? ?.-.inn i
recall*?
yer in
? I Thompson a? a
man int?-rest*d in hi
< arrrpaign.' and that later this man
.-.rd Swarm Pu?.'
Men's ? amrslgn
?tee.
.
termine whetbei I ?
ander arre?t i- the same
'nan who contributed the ".'.or?. If
ana Is satisfled tl
lentical, hew ill rsturn the
I he campai,"
. .?? | II baa wound up its af
. . .- ??:??"?
,-h'? ??? remem
. face of the 11
. retnemhe' ef 'he law
? ? arranged the introduction.
WILSON AFTER SECOND TERM
\uthonre? Hi? SeSBS I" ??" ""
Indiana Primary Bellet.
i ] , ? ' ? '?
Indianapoli?, J?n * ? doubt
Prci .. ? ? Wilson'? willii .
to accept notwithsta
the one-term plank in the Democratic
, ?-.- . araa removed late thii
noon when author"', cam" .! rect ftoiu
. \'. ||it? House 1 '? ? ' ? l'" ?
name on the hallo* I
a? Indiana'? t'ir?t primar) election in
March
A petitie aigni
g that w
ed w ? r h
, . ?
p ?? '.iry to the
and Ihomai l i
.,- tbe Den ? ( '""
: callad Jam.? II l- rjr, dep
? i of th.* ?tate, over th? long
?? '.?phone ?'?
. i. , .e-enta' ? I th? !'?
? -
i.Kixi m ?n srnw.0 ? tTE?
?ee or ?la glaaa ?t-pptrtu bottit? ?
AU-L
RILEY ORDER
TO QUIT PRIS
OFFICE AT ON
Whitman Acts on
Kirch wcv's PI i
Against Tran ski
EX-DEAN TO BE
CHIEF, IS RUM
Delay by SuperinUwu
Means Ousting Ri
Says Ik' Won't Kesij?
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?
It I e last i
thai
,. ???
? is rniltaki r and ??k ?
Pi :
?
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?
Who ?
menl
man ? ntion?
Dr. K rchwey Th? ,
a La
for -.i,;s place by Mi
: i ? * ad thai
?tlK, ?1
-,?t 'rflci?:
? resu!*
.. , if ob*;
? ere demoralised com] ?
; ? i ?
. 1st? Wedneaday,
snsfei ? ? .
Sing E . ? mom !:
nearly ?very priaon?
.ir.j,ort?nc. in
organisation.
? aid have can
? i.tiori of affairs which wo
reme ?
Kirchwey froi th? rdaai
ads h:ni lia
.<ival for in i - atloa.
ii .. Dr, Kirc'nv
hi?a New York home and t?
photi?d th? Goverr.or Wedn???
i .?-i.t. asking fi r an a?
?
'?'? ? m .'asked I .
t 10 o'eli
ay r.-oming. Di. Kirchwey w?
th? midnight tr?
: and etl
initrueti ? R ? that he f
he ron
?
Governor D ??rasada RMiguatlofe
th? ?
: '. ,. n o o i
eeived in h
? th We? I
? r appri?.
rder madi
,, from Sing Sing ??> th? sta
i i
??'.. ? ,.- -,' ?
. . ?. ; rominen
?n th- Mutual ?
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? the prase I
,.! ti
lat?an l ?II -.??ii **i
not fur,1 alt?
"I' ** ?a ?
; ,? i- ?nt to Sing . _? ?h:r
h*> ,? ',.'
rtunity thorougl
himself with tl
., fsr a? praeticabl
should have <i free band.
"You 1 . ? BB I. I ha? a tr?n?
,n?r to I?ii ?
, ? - I tubercular pur ients, ?
lishment, an?l i ,
and prffipuate aMio
?h th
... i ...-?. ?
. bul "i.
. ', ". a?? you m js
if i ri rled ou', mis' he ?
down ' nd re?,1er ?h
new wai
??| have fell an,) ?til! feel that ii
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rii?. full ef
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rdei - ?" c^arl* a s
,r" our understanding an?i of th,
Dl h ?
? , . s wall as, 11 -?'?-m? t?
-Vial oMijration to th?
? .-? ??'*' I deem it mi
-,, ask for your immed ai?- r..?,k'
Very trul]
'?? H ARLES s. W HITMAN '
\lhan* Surprised.
f : ,.-? result ?f t hi - lettel
\aa? a? if a bomb?he!l had been ei
the capital. Riley ha
a! ???
;. i ,| position that political Albany
? me t?> think he was immui ?
g ?.,... ?
t rtyi _( r' ? ? .,...-? ? lei I )??
had ?leter
? ,? ? a iid h?- ?mai
i Rilej to hols ofllee,
h:.- h.-airh, Mr Wl tl
? exte&jped m?.re
deration to him than a well man
? have received lie h* I .
? B '????? f 01 ery doubt in the
? ?-v rno, but with the
? 'hat even with a new warder.
then' would be constan! trouble, he felt
i oui m ?Jed on vast 'i, columu 3 ,
JOHN B HI I,KV
Superintendent ?f Prisons, for *vh? ? isrnetioi Go?.: Whitmei
li.i
2,000,000 BABIES
CRY TEUTON NEE
Hunger Forces Germa
to Beg Milk and Meal
from United States.
... m ,-ountr;
' ''?'?
and niiriv more adult
atiei The t?n?** .
I publidty of their ?
yesterday torn down by the '??: ii
I n? COB
? ?? of ??\\ ? ? :
hare milk f? hahie?, me
men and tornen."
Dr. Edmt
? ? ? ? ttee foi I'.I Sh
rnent?,
tceived
Bin her wealths nal
?
lume? of arg
? ? ? ? th? babiea especial
ferlng. The lettei r.-u?i, in pari
"My hahy must have mil?
For i;od? sake ser
help!"
Seek Right to Send \nl
"That's sshat I am ?loir.g ?
ins; help," -aid I?r '.on Mari. 'It
imposaible to dascribe 'he nece-* I
milk for the babies R eh end pu?
nobleman nr.'l plain citisen, are beg
irini; foi il fr.mi Amarles i ??'? Bf
?
' mendou? quant.
.' Fatherland The babies mu?
have ii if their lives ate t?. !.?? -a*.*?l
An associate of I>r. von M
of tf-,- ? . *. bei r, ihe war ???
'?f ment.
? ? - ?
mon OCCUITI.
thi? associate "It is the most hat? ru
'.'run,: on earth
hi.? compta r* to the
l'plig
than death Hut th- tru1
?
I ir i on Ma. h ;
. ? en 1 '
?' ., - .
three w*.*k? ag
"We ar* friendly, the amla
ar.?l I." ^aiii I'r von Mach. "I"' Gel
.,
Id simp!; . ? ?. -
... erd But he hasn't, nor
,
etc
I bar th-*re ? "a:- BCUl tage 'if
Gei and \ I il u n
gar) " ??? a? ' he i. ord bi
eaterdas hv Lud ?
< ontlniit-il on pa?* ", .?iliiniii I
GUNS ON VERDI
MAY B?R SAHJNC
?(alian Liner Here v ?th ;
3-Inch Rifles Likelj to
Complicate Persia (ase.
lerda] . the? v*
?
:
the Poi
ras not b<
1 ork.
I
? ? ,, -, ??;?: s Verd
from Genoa in th
?
of an armed ?hip might be an in
fraction of th? I I I ted States ne II
?
eg i are s three inch Arm
the Italian
They are eleven feel d cap
able of r'.rir.K twenl pound
sh?lls .
As soon as thi *
I
tad them a ?port 1
lal.
wi rded to Washington.
?
I
\
the pr?s? srsis
? h ?
i that
.. o?! on
Two
? ?
I heir ii?
.
?hrowti
? I
Verdi
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by oi ?
?
ght the ?hip
i '
?ti
?
U. S. to Deny Clearance
Till (inns Are Removed
Washington, Jai fl The Italian
liner
? ? ail?
' -,,t In ,,*?< I ,?,, atttjt ' ? "I?'??,'?
Finance and Finesse
In Patria, throughout all thi* tr-ml led time, is ? mastei
of finance who kr-eps m int?mate ton? h avith ihr moneyed
matters of r" ranee. He is f.ir ^ightrc, ami k-?-n sighted,
and handles, his suhjei t with .1 ? insumir,ate hnesse?
) ves Guyot.
of ' L'Agence i conom :
His re-Rular semi weekly cable appears in to-day'?
] ribune, .1 summary ol the situation .i? ros? the ??? ?. a
news letter treating capably and ? ?mprehensivrly of the
thin^-s th it most interest the business man and the in?
vestor. I o he properly poeted in this connection, lurn
to Pa^e I y
?The ?Tribune
flrtt to l.sft ? the Truth: N?rw ?--/. J/foris/??4?/? erthementt.
?a
ANCON? REPLY
AWAITS FACTS
?N PERSIA CASE
Consul*; Fail to Uet
New Evidence from
Sun ivors.
PENFIELD ASKS
VIENNA TO AID
President Assures Stone
Decision Will Satisfy
the Nation.
?
V. n :,.!., ton, Jen. 6, Thi a I ninis?
n has chang I nd, accord
i i high official of I ?
Depertn si t, bi d t* ta
? ? ?"?'??
Red eith ?: I : 'er ia
?? ped i?l or that th?
deten lined. Unti . ??
da; the plan ivi
' one affai and ei spl Austria's
without '? . *? the
the Persia i ese, Pi ? i
who
called ? n hin to-day .hat his action.
on, a
?ry to ths Am?
le."
The .I?-? isi ? pt
anee of Au tria' last nute refl
. ::tuni?trati?.'i i
thut : sd >?r?j-r of ths P
may weigh hi
? y of th*- Aus?
trian government, although it is
i.at no e* Ideno
???. ti thai the Perel* wa? sunk by
rnarim . Aflu?a it ? ?:
. i * - .
rizrtl in dispetches to the
The only
the pi i
?ne i tatemenl ne of
the Persia's officers that he saw
he thought was the m ski i l s
ibmarine "-.a- **< en at
any time.
I'enfield Make? Inquiry.
wevei
r- at least half '? that the
? .
lustran. Thi- is
day,
'
? ? the
-.inking of the Persia and ' s ?er?
a ' ? fa ? ?sal of
the Austi ?an Adn ii alty. So
? ? ttions have I.? ? ? ? . Ar.i
lors < ierard and Morgei
Should Austria plead ignorance
affair anil lease the
?? :?? ? ? i'i i ?? .i .'.'. by a
ernmenl will have no
?. ou drop the case. It is
he Vienna
? will acknowledge
?n th?* attack, claiming that the
?'. ted hei immunil
Thi? action would '. e the
?
leli for de
?
il
? ?
?
leiperiai
' ?
with the es f a ?ubraarli
I
Mas Warn Miles' -hip?
, ?
tfivi
t
r;eren 1 merci n1 ?
I arma ?
?> .. .
emei a - i
?
. ?tion in
?*ned.
Var the aubifl irin?
?
I hi Cabinet 1
?ral* i exI
?
?
t meeting of the lei
? ?- may
of submarin*
cen-ral. the linking ?
case and cher
' ? .-opean war
?a m I 'hur
t bells
-nruttp* ?rould -4 pro
pro?
liag treaties,
sgardiag tuai
Am'r.asiu.lor ! . ?J to day
rhat he had pr- I informa
, Ree I imei
ment'* i
tion of th?
I nil
'* ' ? Bl \',e\an
ria report?
r
gave i ! .
?
? I
itches.
" M"\\ 1'tllK a I I i?IUI>\ ?II I I \l
?
1 a
..!??? i- ?a ft ||
Aa?i.
C?ESON HEADS 3?OVE
TO FORCE ASQUTTH 01
London. J?n. iV?An import*
me-rflng of ?orne flf,e??n of the le?
Ing I'niontst BBSSSbafS of the HUM
of ( ommona ?a? called to-night. ?
It ?ii divided to fo-m a commltl
of 1 nioni?t member? to obtain
more aigorou? pronea-utton of t
war.
Sir Usraral < arson wa? He?-:
chairman of tlio committee and ?
I'rederi.-k Hanbury * ice-rhalrmj
The*. ?III In*ite the I'nloniat?
Join the iti??vemenl, ?hid? I? ?irt
ail* the long-threatened ne? opy
?Itlon to the government under I
i. ? i ? .i r. 1 Car?'a leadership, Its al
being the subjection of th*. Mini
ter? to the ??e*ere?t rntleUm.
MUDDLING COST
STRAITS VICTOR!
SAYS HAaVlilTO
Fleet Commanders Del?;
od Aid?London Failei
to Send Enough Men.
Sil 1
??'-.?? I!. ?
illipoli Penh
I in 1 ?
.
fin alag
Mb the middle of October.
Probal re important cortr:i
ritioti to ' j of ' a? pi
Th? r??port throw
light oi Hug t Ans?
\ ?
-.?? a* tact
on the n of th
.
? combined aetioi
army and I ,
The handling of
within i rea nrobBb
ind r'.risen. ei
militar] ? rpt ?? I th
some import ? ? failed to **o
p.? plai
- ' ? to a
the report i
lonM?t?
of tintri? I tl .'.der gel
I? new variar
' '
P'.i.-e? Hie Troop?
?? ?.,)?*? 'be h.g'
isibl? ?? bravery t
? a'
' I
.iras unat'l? to f?at
a strongly ?<?
ih troop?.
whiel
? . Eai
Kite r Wsi
rarr '
a -,'n h
- command ? on.-? rn
?
ir lord
. -imati
h ich woul'i
lia.
ier? S
r?n th?
|
?. I wa? i '..rl-hip o>;
my arriva'. govoi
ment rJo?ir?d '
from a res; .munde* up,?n th?
? of early e*ar?iation "
| pa!>?age? at
irisr ?t Buvla Bay and Anzae early ka
I eommand
height? on th?
rutting all from their ban
?ha r ' ???' si ? ? lower et
tremity, where ? '? ?nal?? mad??
their fir?I landing
Turk? S??rm from West.
Thi? opera';?->n bei"?*: on A'jJ*ll?t 6.
rea?-'?*e'i ?t daybreak
en the 10th. when 'he Ta
I al - I
11 on a ? held by
?
re ?"'I the ? rem
an?"'-?.!
? t '
'
|
lasa by a hu?e colu?
? of i than a fu
? ,,r.? Th??
?
. ncr.e?. hy
? ght the Wilt<
?ho ?il . ? il n the
anni
?
-
-
? ? ? and
? ? : ? , :? ?I ha
! a er- on'.;. I '
grea' difficult >
m ? a? , - tun ["hi ?an
, ,a ??ustralia
Ind ?r inta
v ?
a .....
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? ? in .h ,"i on i??r in, columa I
LABOR UNIONS
JOIN TO FIGHT
ASQUITH PLAN
Three Wem hers of
Party Quit .Ministry
in Draft Cri.-is.
MEASURE GETS
2?cS MAJORITY
London Sees Chance of
General Election?Car
son Heads Opposition.
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a rei iti pposing \ quit-h
the overwhelm ta
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quick *-e?'uel cam?; the ? .:? nt of
Arthur Henl. rr?on and I
I.ai.ir members of the n..
The question on evei y I
political clubs la-* was*
whether the momeiitou
the day had breugh*
tion within **igi. ?
' ?
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future, and while the gi
lancea w? . ? -.
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