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LONDON PREDICTS
DRAFT IN MONTH
Piscounts labor Stand
am1 scouts Idea of a
' General Election.
?S REFERENDUM
IS ONI SOLUT
T?ON
Plan WoeW W?* Vo,?
To Bo T?tk?^i in Trcnchov.
' v.vnents Say.
lai
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... a? pits?
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g XlCOll i'arne? and
I the Hou?e of
SI ? ?>.?? th?
<.?"? I a??. tOO
u.r . ' regardfai
? ?r
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. . Monda;.-. The
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i ? House
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time for i
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' a ,
* certain
.,-. ? .-- of even the
? I want a
Samuel 1? Mentioned.
i that 1're
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I Mr. Hen
tan
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rescnl
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i- ? luccesi
? ? ?? apree
-?'bable
lay to induce
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I fere ar>;
tervie -
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been
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LINLNS
.Hoped
ofqual
- cloths
tten
-
the i
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Woman's Opportunity
Charity Application
Investigator
Sa,a?7 $600
per annum
? ' ? ? ,
nit,
?
,'
Parliamentary bal'.ot woiiM be
impossible.
The :.\t a?' C.n military ?erviro bill
waa mad? public i?i;.:iv' The rub
licatlon ?baiwa that the only provision
of i in? meaenre nol amply outlined In
Premier aoqulth. speed, regarding it.
? *i" h penaltj of Imprisonment,
nol exceeding ^iv month?, for pereons
making false ?tatementa in ardor to
obtain exemption certificates, and a fins
? ? failurs to notifj tl ?? an
e? ahould there be ehaage In the
circnmstaneea on which the certiiicate
v >.? ??ranted
STOPFORD DEMANDS
GALL1P0LI INQUIRY
?Deposed General. Biased by
Hamilton, Asks Investigation.
las : An echn of t'.eneral
Sir ''?-i Hamilton's Important review of
?*"?'' ?''? ? ' iterations is found In
S rejx.rt published to <i)?y that tieneral
1 ? k Stopford, who wm re
? ?r) account of hi? conduct la Hie
^"x 'a i . hn? demanded an
\\:ir (':lia-,- ? to tb?
. .-. a of tb? landing ?if
? : ? . dam
? ral Hamilton, in ht? report on
i operations,
"Th? divisional generala were In?
dequate
pport, General Stopforo did
:?"'- " mak? te] attacks
'i?-.! poaitiona, bul desired
? ' try to turn any ire
vl - n thi la
lies '.he root of mir
uso of the prl
_ht hours of ihe 8th of August."
NANCY ART WORKS
MOVED TO SAFETY
Preach Fear Damage by Sfu^lls
Allies Destroy German
Posts on West Front
' 'on. Jan. 7. Allied artillery fire
?rest front hn? beer.
. n- with Germai, posll
ami '- sstruel
Soissons, in
in the Houchet v? ood;
OB of tram operation?
south ol ?Arras, and l ?ring ?if
? :n??r.t? in tlio Argonre and in
Paria to
British official
sue?
^ r part? of the front.
-
Nancy
: by th?- city su
? aution
ige I Is that
I . ? ? ?
k''in?.
iya the French ccm
to the
'?
- v
"A ihellii a- nf the
-
-aa i || ,,;" S,.
Two t'crman
"In ? , our artillery ron
? ' ? ? .-.? ,,
? . ere ?cattcred
itrenehea
gne and
"in ? -line?
blew i] Gen
? :' the Meuse.
? helled
. .
?
. ? ; 1 di?
to dis
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?
?
?
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. born
? ? -.g hi?
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ITALIANS TAKE FOES
PO.ST IN RIVA REGION
Surprise Attack Wins Position
at San Giovanni.
...
?j trian poi tion at
nee? to-day.
The ;. ? r .: enemy
Di Lai
ling ai
? ? ?? uny point'
"Is ? -e on January f\" saj ?
? unication, "our troon ?
- .,-r? si by Dccupyin?: ir
rrsck a position at
? the southern s.ope?
? one.
of Col PI Pana the
attacked our line? at many
, bul everywhere was repnlaed
' f the front there hav?
ively artillery actiona, in which
i ? .... employed asphyxiating
I rcrnft have appear? d over
of th? l ?
? ?
BERLIN DENIES RIOT TALES
licrlare?. Dumonatrstlona \? ere Joyous
Holiday Celebrations
Berlin, Jan < bj wireless to Say
ville, N. Y.). Ir. an article given out
day, under the
:-. Am iisemente," the
,;. ? :
:? ?? ? service ai
_ constan! j I i
proofs of ?.' i ression -
m ,n\ ; ? ? a *ueuti al eye-n it
sppeared in these I.yus i
havii ? seen the
.- been i i? sen. wbe
i ?i Germana stormed 'he Reichs
? ir.a-1 <"! ?
the l ? icel <-r - residence.
""] ?? riea ot loaat produo .1 <'?ri
ol eolor and ? Igor of
i vention. These qualities are ?
in u. tajona report ?
? erowdi assembled in
Unter d? n Linden. Thia la quit?
for the:-?? Merlin pool ? won'l do with?
out a I in < "'? ? (l,n Lindei
. g the relu-ill?'i)s cry. 'Proa I
? i " whicb means 'Happ
Ifear!1 "
ERITISH TRADE WIDENS
Load? '. J?n. " ' rc l{oar,i ot Trade
! i. ??:.??: ?.. .a ,.-.
' m import? and of i
orta.
'II..- principal increase? in imports
were in grain, iluur and metala. Puti
. .- . ? food, drink and t?>'....????<.
. i.OOfl | hi
chiefly In cotton, iron and
manufactured steel.
I-..? tlic ???'.r 1916 import? increa??"!
reaaed tSk\
??a- ???
JAMAICA EMBARGO RAISED
?...a, riiiiiinl AIluv?? |_Bgwa*d Shipment?.
1,, ihr 1 nit .ti Slat? -
i . , -,, T -
Kingston, J
remov? -I tl ? eml ergo
logw. and logwood
txlra, I tnted Mi.tes.
PEACE PILGRIMS
LEAVE FOR HAGUE
Threatened Suits Fail to
Delay Departure?Mc
( lure Quits Party.
DANISH SOCIETIES
OFT $2,700 (ill T
Dutch Authorities Will Not In
terfere with Conference or
tree Speech.
Bj rHEODORE If. rot KNAN.
R] i iMt i.i Tlir l*r<t>uDa !
? openhagen, Jan. 7. Th? Peral peace
.i" i tronc;, laft here :?? ?!,.v f..r
rhe Hague !?> way of Genaaay
Mu. ?leven hour? which irlll 1"* *pent
ifl travelling thron,: h ?.. naaa prriMry
promlaa to he tho nio*.t uncomfortable
?pent by the pilgrima ainee tiny landed
i Europe. Owiag to th* nasabai ?>f
letpers need for transporting ihn 4?er
loundod, ihn party niun fat along
arlthoal aleep daring Fridaj night. a?"*?
ng only daj eoachea to travel in- Kach
member <>f the party will l>r numbered
and lagged and e'oacly guarded during
? ? : .1 ? 11 ip, and not h !'?'? ?? at lier
many >\ ,? n. ... I??.?. ( ?t, ? ? , tar win*
oewi being ?ecurely barred. Each par
ten :n the part} i* pledged ta abide t?;.
militar) rule,
The t ti i ? ati ed tail ol Rexford
Hen.?'*' d ?charged bead of the expa?
. aphera, againal Una.
and Louii I'. Loehnei fei
?lander, which it waa feared would huid
u,i the puny in Copenhage
I), failed to mat? i i
? It le* ' :
formed llolmea, ?I ii understood, tli?t
he could nol tal er tha
i ,:iv. He lei : a llague to?
, ? ' he at '? route,
w hlli the Ford leadei ?? ? ? acking
their '.u^;...., ? ? ?' t.i da' , k:i
. up to threaten
Bel r el l ouriat
l? preai nted an ul
timatum at i i eleveoth bom demand*
. . :'"i alleged cai celle
?rvat ions tor i< Ige to Tl ?'
?. threatening Inatai i act'on if the
;? di ? ? i?? i.?." complied with. The
?Cenry got no ?
.... ft tha c it]
Th? Ford lieutenanta made a faro
? |(.n groi ? i 12, '
4'oponi ?tie?,
rithoui
Mme. A ?.
?list. Mr. Mri haa d lap*
and ii reporte : to b? on the
? h j to 1 lalmber
had m Her farewell worde
r o 11 r of the pari
.|i?\ a ? ? ? ? ltd be st the con?
ference at , even If ahe bad
a tried to gel the I? adera
?kholm matead i
! 111 .- , ? tl
The H ? eu p. Jan. 7. Two buadn
the Ford ]
W ? r. vh The Hapuc a' 11
?.',- ,irk ? ? morrow morn t- Krrx \
te day by ? I oral
me th? at the n
?ray ?tatioi ai ?i eon la differ?
ent hot?
The arrant-* men- ? ?o 'ur i-rule for th? !
? i ?-? re Includ?
he me? ting
l^rfir'ii nuil In the Zoological
Gardena, Ma restrictions have been
? ? ? i ei eir pro?
? eeding - Ben Mark
The attitude of t.i.?' Dutch
toward the part ribed aa
Th?>
i tan dp? ? ai high minis
'orial author:';. ?? ** h it t Holland i-1 ?
t'rc<* eo Dutch law guarai ???> i
???i f? r
-der or nv , *
?ruled. Hence the povernment
? ? ? of interfer?
ing with pu peeehei bj member
. ir, favor of peace. If
t end, ao much th?
better, a | th< oil i voi
a thia reap? -?
Several Members of lord
Party in Berlin to Study
. Jan '. Several member? of
the 1 'ion are viaiting Ber?
lin, having In*,'' granted permiaaion to
. the perl y'a pn
??? for journalistic studies here.
The main party traversed Germany
from Warnei
the Danish from er, to Bentheim, on
the Dutch front! r, by way of Hamburg.
11 ?? German Consul at Copenhagen
.ir-ed ?he p?B?port*? of the party f'?r
.his route only.
RUSSIANS "SEIZE
VOLHYNIA FORT
( <?nt1i?u*<1 from pa?r 1
iu>. . *: ? lth hool ? a' the
? ?i di, i th? ai ? ?? . " re, then pul!
; until they have brokei one of the
,' wire, and eor.l h ia tha metl od
until the whole entanglemenl ia re?
moved.
"In the Riga ret'ior.. near Oil and
/anil, the German? diacharged ?-a*
? t our Intrenehmenta," ?uld th-*
' da] itatement "Near Duck
n of Jacobstadt, thIrty
Russian aeouti bravely engaged in h
orne German i
wh'i had loal their way, bayoni
apt di lag tl i '
I tar.
"Oui anta captured tl a town
< ? .... ... ! the *..??!? two
"rVi captured three offl
quan
?
attacl idpinjr
. rtoryi k, fi ?
"Northea f 4 ti the A?;?
triana, aftei employing asphyj- atine
tried u counter attack, but were
driven back to thtir trenchei by our
f:re."
"The Ruaalaa detachment which yea?
terdaj ?' on of a ehurehyard
north ? f C**rtoryak waa driven
rine the ni| the G? rmaa
?: ?,r.
"V. -ter lay <m the nortl
compai al is a ealn pre* h led, 1 gl I
?
A u? * r a en en
pied th? ? :. irel yard aortl l ai
torysk, but v
tuati ng th?
i nem* '' ? ?'
? arpi l.tera ad
val ?r?i Dp? ri nur line northeast of BUC
i daybreak and p aetrated
. ui trei eh foi .? ahoti distance I lui
Hoi ved Infantry regiment? Soa 14 ?n?i
: i. I> quick counter attacha, expelled
. nemy, capturing numerous pria?
oaera and tl.r? <? machine curi*
FRENCH GENERAL DIES
Serr?t, 4 unimander of Vo?g? ? Army,
Succumb*? In Wound*?.
Ran *? t. Franc? Ler.eral
.*-? rr ,.r, \>. in? v.e:. in eommai '
th? . ? eneh army ?a th
?ounds
received in a r? i t engagei
It v.,?- neceeaary to amputate n leg,
nt,?l the genera] did not recover from
the abed*.
KAISER NEAR DEATH IN AIR
Narrow Iv .".?cupe?! In Zeppelin I'Hjrht
???er \\?r?aw, I? I'rpnrt
reti?nrr?il. Jan. 8. The "Ho?tr.? ?in ?
rrttr" to i|?y print? a ?ensational ?tnry
<?f a n?rr?nv em-ape from i1f??th by Km
peror William ?lurinir'a light In a Zep?
pelin ?lr?hlp over U'Kr?aw. AlthoUgb
the ?lory I? officially denied in ?iiT
many, the COrrespondonl chum?; that he
i? m peeeeoeion of circumstantial de
?nil? of the ?en11r.? Incident, ?tul ?? cor
roboratien of the verity of bii state
m? i i M] i the etrew ?* ? > ? i oflcei i ? the
airship were especially rewarded for
having saved the Emperor's life during
the Sight al th? fi?.iii
CHARGE MULETEERS
SHOT U-BOAT MEN
I ondon Reports Say Nlcoslan'l
Crew. Not Baraloag*?.
Killed Germans.
B) AIMTIl R *;. IM'AI'I i:
[By C< -i ' !
I.'H-.iion. Jan ? i ? faets
!n tin? Liara!) ng i e, as the? i on ?
from n trustworthy BOUrCO. I I o
?.nu, londeii with Males, -i?." !.. a Ger
min submarine and Immi .? tried;
ta sscape, but had little hope el getting
an ay. The lifeboat? WOfS BWUI
la readiness. The U?boat signalled bet
to ht.ip ?nil began Bring al aneo whan
: i i order vva.. nol ob? : ? d.
fourteen shot? were fired before one
in the Nicosien, ?ro r,d I
muleteers. Bh? si ipped si
took la tho small m ?
. ? s, but? i rei umed as ;
i ? two I."'?i ? lafl the ' i?li- of the i
N icoi ?at..
? i ?ermane, engre? led In etTo
Mtik the Nicoeian v. 111 ? ? i. ? |
?? : pe lo poi il', v b< eau ie II a.?
lideri d unm ar becau?? the
mated did nol I
or Igt
un li.i port tide ' ?
' eomm inder ? th? it i d two
of th? ere?
...
i ?? Bai flew an A
can flag,
around the bou of tl ? in, part
- I
be guns, e
? ? ? ? ?
- . .i.i.i' . : ?? third i hot -nk tbe
' (iernuin Ifoat.
Meant une the N icooian
alongside h? r. a ...
and two of tho ci su ? below
?The i uleteei ? 11 raged it tl
1 and n' ? ' ,
ion?.
? . i i i ???? Gel . were lined
i Hr'.tiMh sailor? dree their r?
? ' ' ?'".'? ? ? ;?? .
over the
The ?hole affair ?Id not laal ? re.
ftei tei The N
? - .
houri
The Ger prote?! wea ba
affidevitf of - i Ame-' eteer?
on the Nicoaisi. ?? h?
Uaralonsr continued III -
marine's en rer
vet er. and ?
were found or board ? i
? ..v,. cH irged ?
? .
pi ?o? or?
CrPTSTMAS T) ?V FINDS
PETROGRAD CHEERFUL
War Forgotten for Three-Day
Holiday Celebration
Pr?r
relegated to seeon I place
being : of 'He r ?.? ? ?
ple by the ? ' ..> eh
are now absoi bed In spil '
?h<? eountlesa brokei circles I
there Is much ? ?
enfhu?-.a?m being : II fe "1
various observaneei of th?
fa and a r< -ire.
Businea cam? to i itandatill ?I I
o'clock on Christ mai I i I - . I ree
day cessai on. i >?daj ths aeu papers
were nol : raed, the government of?
ents were
? -
? .
?The high prie?
?? . ? ?
? . . ng and tl
able 1
d>il.r.'. ir. < hrisl ?
mai ree?, a p?'>;?vi?itr feature of the
? es, a i '? ? '"??" et the
for 1 orting them
They broughl n? h
Jin em s, h n ral times the ?
Crire and the supplies were early ?x
ousted. _
The custom? of the old country are
red ont by th o?)
n America, but
r ird oi Health i iling and treel
a.r-l.i-nna-.-? n !,' . ? ' IBS in
Sew York Is very ? other
< hri-Tn,.' ex? ? pi the i"ii I rhere
? . ?
lotion ol
- f? ci alls prepa ed (????
? n ? ? ? : '1 .
At St Nid
?e\ enth St reel ' ? i Gre? k
ma a ervie? - si G p. m.
i!ulaian Imn ?tri ? I;- ?? n 84? Bast
Fourteenth Street, the day a
served qn ' ? '
mat? and ?? ?ral barkings back to
? a farm? r Chrisl "re old
, ? ntry.
1 hose of the 1 popula! m who
t fim of i ther per
? '
tq ??' lebi ite Lhi I
them at
of "The 1
and the 1 et. al
14 Whitehall Si
ay, it
ng a hi
You Can't Work with hand
or brain when tiic body is
poorly nourished. Get
warmth and strength for the
day's work by eating for
breakfast Shredded Wheat
with hot milk. Contains all
the tody-bllilding material in
the whole wheat grain pre?
pared in a digestible form.
Its crisp goodness is a delight
to the palate and a life-giver
to tired brain and jaded stom?
ach. Made at Niagara
Falls, N. Y.
ALLIES RELEASE
TEUTON CONSULS
Freeing of Sal?nica Offi?
cial,s Satisfies
AI Ii ens.
BULGARIANS AGAIN
CLASH WITH GREEKS
Rome Lifts Censorship <>t* the
Details ?if ?)ura7*'i
Naval Battle.
? ? ?:??:,, Jan. 7. A Rai M uispatch
froi Mb? '?? ander date af laauarj ,;
l
Ministor to Greece, ha aanounei ?I ? tal
1 ? ? nasula af I ? I its lie all?? ai
reated at Sal?nica b ? . i
Greek newepapere, th?? diapateh a.iu ,
! th ?a action ?? a! ' ing th?
ireek government.
<?n January I ths French Ministry
of e Interior annoo i I the A
*r .',. German, Bulgarian and Turl il
. ?. a ho were am '? i alonlca
?.???ii?.i i, bro igbl to ?lai ailles and
f ron. there conducted lo th?
tier
i ? censorship at Rama having bren
lifted to-night. II in bow tu.'"-il>le to
give detail? nf the ?? 1 engagement
off Burazso, Albania, <>n I? eemb? r 29
in wl ? ? ? ti trian deatroyen i r ..
!n'. and I. ka wars ?unk For l?verai
daya an Auati an aeroplaai had been
tlvir.? over lliu a,/??. Staking un-' r
tio i, ari I ?. ?. dropping bomba
an December L".? an Austrian
iquadron, com].I ? '.* five da troyem
i i Helgolaud, entered the
harbor at full
\ the Austi ? .?'!"?' approached
the] opened a beai y fin i a (
steal p h had pul foi i ?
t<? h?" eng ri?.
of th? i " ' . aa i th?' aaserl
thst t . ra on board ? ere in d en,
even after th? ft l el and
??..-, i. !???.'.,? ?i.- ? ; ? in ?. ?;'nre.
n tustrian* also boml i
?ai r, l?verai Italiai sailing boats ??
tttacked the encampi
Italmri troop?. The tire waa directed
pOOl . ?." ?' ' Ver, end ' I"' > a -'r " rr, ,',,
'. .
An attempt wn? made by the Aui
r i lead a detachment ol
?., ? liarj bo ?? ba te set ira I I ?
eu ?I warehenae, bul an Italia
reventad the la ?in..:.
\' Iralinn iquadron arrianl nr?l
? ? re ?in r be Au II r.a i u ,?i
rho Like. I
i ici by ? '
?
the " one h in fred,
inder V'ineer, wire drowned.
? i
. |
Aere com?,
the ba roer, hewever, and ?he
., ' ? : g II
Il i
.- ' i tronp?
1 ? ? ? r gendarme? 1"
. . ? ?riling to ;.
Hi ! pat? f r >-n .--a.?
'
ritiea, I
. . . ? . pn ?
from
g the Gi ? rontiei
indi erbian refh-cp. ?r?
Serbia)
? r . ii [tal)
?thai
. ' v ? ? ? '
.??try.
DISCUSS AUSTRIAS FINANCES
Huai Meas ii by Mieteten Caafet <?n
liaiinonii? I'i?*- linn.
London, Jim h. A l'eu'?r'. ?lispatc'i
from Amsterdam atatea that at a j" i *
1*1 nferei ?-?? i :i Y ? ? i . . ? | ?? leed over bj
Hi ron Hunan, the Austro-Huagarlan
Foreign Minister, it :< anderstood the
i? anemieel and mi i al i" ition of
the Daal Moaarcl i ? aa dl euased
Tins?? attending the conference in
eluded < o int Knrl von Btuergkh, th?
* latrian Premier; ('??mir Stephen
, ? garian Premier: Geaei ??1
ron KrobeUn, the vYar Minister, ami
i nee Siiniater '.??.i Keerber,
CHUa^CHILL WINS PROMOTION
I \ ? ah ne! MialatOf \*V i il l'on? m a nil
Battalion "n Pi*easra Kr?nt.
I doi la) T Major \V;n??on
? burchill, o r< ?."'??1 from 'ho l'abi
,.l v.. nt to th? front with ?ii?- regt?
?, ;.;,? been appointed ta eemmaad
II lion of " lu?.her? at
i .
i t is tei
ii i?rr
I to be Mi I
BRITISH SET PRICES
FOR U. S. BONDS
Issues List of (Quotations in the
Scheine l'or Mobilizing
Securities.
London, Jan. 7. 7 i i prices at **; eh
th-- I4rii!*-!i governmenl prepared to
'. aei ''-.ii ?' curillea umler tl i
curitiea mobilisation icheme were tna?l<?
known to-day, l he ?ir-' ? fellow:
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GAINS VESUVIUS CRATER
Scientist I'mllrt? No Serlou? ham?*
from Month? of Uruptinn.
Naples, Jan. 7. Professer Malladrs
director of the H??yal Obeerratory ?>
Mo'jrit Vesuviti?, h?. BOeeoedod m ap
preaosalag th? cra??r of the rolsaue
Wbleh ha? been erupting l?va. ???he:
an?l cinder? aince |aet Novtnber.
i'rofe??or Malladra believe? ?'..
tion will not have ?eriou? con ?e-.iien?-e?
TEUTONS NURSE DOG HEROES
Jena llo.pltal Treats Animal? VN hn
Re?eoei Wounded Soldier??.
Berlin. Jsn. 7 'by wir'-les? 'o Bay?
ville, N. V.i. The dosr? of the army
hospital service, have had a hospital
provided for then In Jene,. Alr'-h?i>
many of the ?nimnl pe'ier.t.? have been
treated there for wound? and o'her ail?
1 ment?. The hont ital war. b'lilt by eon?
va!e?r-?'nf. ?old . , ?.
SO far the do/? of the ?erv-r.- .. e
es ted st least 9,099 wounded -old era
urbe ot.lienvi??' rould have perished
BRITISH SUBMARINE
SINKS OFF HOLLAND
Grounds and Springs Leak
Crew Is Saved.
London. Jan. 7. The ?inking? of a
Hr ? h lubesariae off the coast of Hol
lan?! ..'ly announced t> da,.
T is crew wag saved.
??.i-, a total of eleven Firitiih
rir.n?? !o?? ?ir.ro the bogiaa ng of
r. A maj-irit?/ of these, however,
have been of the ?mailer tvp??.
The Admiralty .-U'ement ?ays thavt
the stibmarme, the name of wh ?h II
net fciven, went down ye?terdav off th?
. ., " !???!. th? ' irgesl and mint
southwosterly o' th? ft ilaa trroup Th?
en'ire erow. numbering thirty-three,
?va? ream?. I by the Du'cn cruder Noor.l
Hrabant and brought into th?- Dutch
port of Helder.
The accident to the ?ubmar'ne w??
due to the fact th?t it grounded and
sprang a leak, havintt taken the wronir
.. i.'T S'oordl noon, saws an Am
' itcrdam di*patch, which add* that the
erOW has b?*en int>rne<l :n 'he na\al
barrack?.
?a hational \ttf^'%W?r"y/ ,Nsrmmoie'
Browning^ King & Co
CLOTHING, HATS V AND FURNISHINGS
SALE
Suits and Overcoats
All Men's $40. $35 and $30 Fancy Suits
Now $24.50
Overcoats, ioi-rnerly $30, $35, $40, $45 and $50
? 20% Off
A *FT>I CTION OF 20% ON ALL CHILDREN'S
CLOTHING
This sale starts Saturday morning. The first
comers have the best choice.
Do you know what cloth is worth to-day?
33% more than when these garments were
made.
If the garments were still in the piece goods,
we could make more than our normal profit
by selling the cloth.
But all these garments were made for this
Fall season, and we propose to sell them.
I
BROWNING, KING & CO.
Broadway near ^2nd Street.
Cooper j^.'uar? it ;:h SI
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r7rt Ffts-teri Together!"
?Tust part of the story of a ?Shoddy Shirt as told by Samuel
Hopkins Adams in to-morrow's Sunday Tribune. The per?
nicious, ubiquitous Liberman bobs up again, and this time
on Fifth Avenue, if you please!
The champion job-lotter, window-baiter and boister?
ous "selling-outer" of many names and addres.ses is prop?
erly landed and lampooned in masterly manner. Hoes he
deserve it? Yes?and then some!
The methods of this type of preposterous price cutters
and fake sale promoters are fully exposed. Read it, for
your pockets' sake. To be sure, tell your dealer to save
your copy of the Sunday Tribune.
$\\t ?un?ctg ?ritan?
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