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?trait, by the ?hip? until April sat
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l with i1 ? ? ')?? bll? i ettei
of heavy cannon they were nh'e
damage manj more /killed eeeeel?
Naval forcee ?en? landed Mareh
il Bahr, tl tip < ' I ? '
?-.-.!n. but they were not ?tronc enori
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?atien. All;
April
antim. th? Bi Itish battlesl
I he? ?uni and the si
bi .1 fell
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Landing ? ?>?t? llea>Hv.
? i-e'it of Hriti?h trot*.
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but thei stayed the
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landn
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whoss rooky brim I
of entrenchment Imm?
t fI I that uiomei
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i and Suvl? Baj
i ost r.n i) iportnnit.
The veteran Ai ra? tr< pi won a vie
tcry, .- th? Turkish pi -
? n to s iah the tn.??t aeaigned t
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, through th? is.
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rare ncci partly through the
? ply.
The British i ? ?*.
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great i sd ntagi Thi
beei
the most ? ? ir, both side
isses.
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wounded
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Press Gives Monro Credit
for Gallipoli Retirement
mor
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that
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ha? mar ag
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ar.
"The from
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Aurae anil BttvtS. It nava us one be
iheltered from tbe ensssy'i ire I
neither opsratloi would have bee'i y
?ibis with any but the boldest i
..?? troopl
"The government mas be oongrs
iati'il sn their prompt oeelslon ? n
eomplete evacnstlon of the penli is
Turks Insist (iermans
Must Share Egypl Ris!
Psrls, Jan f k Bstma iii?pn
from Roms ?sv?:
"In ri i' i ?eeted demanda ui
I r t.i l?<'(riri i'
Pac '
mander of the Tari I foi i
i, m eordii | to ? !?
i airo, thai ha o ould i I
Httnck before having placed i
MH) German soldiers,
wsll i- , ' ?>.- Porkisti m mj, a
lei 4vith sll ire,?
sari ? ?
"DJemsl Pscha n-l.li'd that he h
en ol the '
tion, ar .1 .?.?rr.-.l that the I I
. ? ik< theli al nr?* ol I
i iski of ;: n< ' attempt "
EDISON SHOP BURNS
NEW ONE IN 2 DAY
Plant Produced Carbolic Acid I
Chech Wir Famine Inventor
Starts Plam at Oner.
Silver 1 nke, M. ,I . Jan r "Wl'
g up in for!
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wsa Thomsi A I
merit at * ll hi I St I
ited end wei ped n. m of i. I
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cently hsd
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I Ils up the plsi
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Mri :
Ten :? .? '.rm WS
turneil In, tho inventor sr,?l hi? wif
arrive.i at the Are, Mi Edison ha
working late on some data
-y of his home, st Pofl
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i name. No ?
The loss
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three ?
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which he became thl
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ported
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ASKS SQUARE DEAL FOR CITY
i rgea I hat See York (,?-t
Equltabls -hare of lllk'liuna*. M.4
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the
for stau
I a lettei
ituie.
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tion,
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latur? live up to th?
f it will not 1
. this ^a** -I-mmi*? ^
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a ? ;, -i ,'"-?..
?io...?/ Bi?g??W? <>? /.>/> standing
m
+ ??_ifrice
can sterilize
the mouth"
That statement we have
consistently maintained
The scientific truth about the ill-advised use of over-medicated
dentifrices is well expressed by a hi^h authority who spoke
before the Pennsylvania State Dental Society as quoted in
the above clipping.
We bring this to public notice because cf th?.? mistaken and misleading
Claims O? some dentifrice makers who are advertising impossible f*rrmi
cidal and antiseptic qualities for thrir products. We, on the contrary,
r the scientific stand that: "No dentifrice can'Sterilize the mouth."
Si. h a dentifrice, as the above authority Scientifically proves, would
tiijure the mucous membrane.
Truth in Advertising
Implies Honesty in Manufacture
Colgate's Rhbon Dental Cream is offered to you as a s?-ife dentifrice ?
one made with scrupulous care end advertised with strict regard to
truth. It do s the following six things anti-dues them well.
1. Cleans thoroughly without in?
jurious chemicals.
2. Retards the growth of dt?cay
germs.
3. Corrects an acid condition of
the mouth.
4. Polishes the teeth to natural
whiteness without harmful gut.
5. Leaves the mouth clean and
who.esom?-*,
6. Delights by its delicioirs flavor.
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WHITMAN'S AMS
SPLIT LEADER
Republican Chiefs Thin
(?overnor Wants Too
Much from Party*
STATE COMMITTEE
TO IKillT IT OU
Hot Battle Eipected at (omit
Meeting Over His I'resl
ileiilial Aspiration-..
r ????'.. >o ?-? ? TVI'ii- ? i
Jai " G 'Ah? tm un
candidacy for the Bepublicsn nomini
? ' ml threat! na t?i ?ii*ini|
Stal.nrall la? ? hi
? - in New Torb !.? ? I Pi Ida
That th?- Governor's, saplrationa a?
edUBS n ! "er fight a? the Iiii-eMi
goes \M'>ioiit saving, nr?i it i? general I
i.?-! ?? tt at 'he on'. -
?.i n. : ? .? that It will bo rarrii'
? primarlea m Apr!
<>n the surface the fifht will be b.
the Governor an.I v.
Bornea, jr., i??r ? ?.f the Bi
! r.r real r ?.
a --4 er, i? 'he d?
,..r Whitman to gi
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.'??ican Nut ? nt;,>n so t
.
Hughes or an*
< hat !??-? 8, Whitman.
? ?( tiie meeting "f tl
?tnte committee I? to arrnnK.' for tl
, ' al convent
nry at which the names of tli
"Big Four" tn the Bepubliean Nattoni
: -, '
? to be a del?
? sritb po o|
i want? the Indoi
of th? ention ao I
State it ai i
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plsni
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ore anxious for \
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U ??:, (o Ral? tin- "Hi? I mir."
Wl ... - tiono I
be a
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that
about hi? own ;?
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Consequent i
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..1' th-' fi. . ?> pe
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Govern
- ? pect.
Barn? !? ida Whitman opponent?.
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MRS. ENO TO BRING
TWO SLANDER SUITS
?Cenllaeed fr.mi ph?;? i
fell in with or
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But?1 wse loekedl Mr?.
i
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Ira.
ning .?
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Bui ' :
"*\ ? '?? well, then," said Mr?.
ton, "I hen :? t you
a at) r stand the
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s l< te M ri
Levy s
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Harm,
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n the i
rani i for the t
I
..?a Ki.,1 l? i . ji,,h jala. Luu
It's not enough to look at
it look into it!
As the biggesl building in the irorM, the Bqul
table ?s well worth looking "/. and as the bes!
building proposition i'? town, ? is well worth
looking into. Do not be satisfied with merely
contemplating the magnitude of its **!/??. Come
?,, ?ml we will sli"" you He < fctraordinary char
?,..,.,* of its equipment and the sound reasonablt
ik'ss <?f its n ntal cost.
Equitable Building Corporation
120 Bniadway
?L
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. m,or U Ir'
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I rn.
AldrMgs W i liai ia*s Leader.
Of course, I
- nil do? the '
drid*? thai he i
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for the G
Th? ' receive a report
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rum men oi" op| 01 K th?
i, 1! cai lidat f ?
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lti??ton Bar keeoclatlon M? ? v
to Let ? hem Jo n O? | misa loa.
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BELIEVE WILSON
WILL DEFY TIGER
.Bed from |, . ? I
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loaaUi
FOES OF DEFENCE
UNABLE TO UNITE
Opposition Based on loo
Many Guises to Allow
Getting Together.
VULITIA QUESTION
IOST TROUBLESOME
Pacifists, i.od by Bryan, Next
?t s tIous Obstacle to
Preparedness.
rest - H ream |
' Intton, .1 ?. eratm
hssi
? , ''i)*ramme.s .
r oat I ?
'hirh will
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"ure i ' s ?
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n.
? Ifht *ha
rion Into fnr eleei
with the n?'. y, ?
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The Equitable Office Building
Corporation
ANNOUNCES THE Election of
Mr. George T. Mor i im eh
AS PRESIDENT OF THE COMPANY
MR. M OR TI M F R WILL GIVE HIS PtP\ DNAl
ATTENTION TO THE MANAGEMENT
OF THE EQUITABLE ?UILDINO
120 BROADWAY
Ntw toa*,
JANUAR/ r 0??. 191?
plan, with i
fter h
te?t of strtni
:
meet
of universal ser
? f thell 'oakinj?
- ft,
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? -o be
he ? ?
reel --rainst
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?f rli-4
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the front I
- act amount I there
la a f? - i
be con red it it la prett
a eaaee
I . ma'le.
EX-PREACHER DIES I?N PEW
hr. Edward Loss's Drath Ocean Dar?
ln;. ??.ra j, ,.H
?? elfht,
:
''.ay moi ittendins set
? uirch,
? sad Madison Ava?
il" ?" li floor s bll?a in a r?'-v "*
ireh. i>r. I I
i i He said I
B instantaneous from
?
I I receded h?-r
the church Jirrl was
? ri as ???
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BISKO? KIBSOLYnrO HURT
Prelate al Brasil Breaks ur?-t bj Pall
in Mli.-'.rv Stri.'t.
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9. Th?- Rieht Rar.
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re red a com?
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'.on the ley
tomo?
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IS r?'-?t
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a mont'
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RACE DEATH FOR POLAND
i., lief Socle? Lift ,; ?? I adc sr
Generation I? I sal
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Stock-taking Safc
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reduction*) I .'
cent, on i.? ? ? ? . ',.
Sel r. pial : ,j|
Brcoi ? -i m S<1
?^ent) an?*? StnaK I ? 8.
jfittbBvc s 30tb&
SLEUTHS TRAIL MAR
LIKE SHERIFF BOB
Fed "hand?
ler" and Vou
In ( hi
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OVERS of poetry who want to come in touch with a man.
a man who lias lived, will find "Bell and Wing," by
Frederick Fanning Ayer, a mine of virile thought *nd
feeling? Read "Golgotha/1 a learching satire on the author!!
books, or "Man and Spider/' a stern protest against man's way
with woman with its odd picture of the insect darting from US
silken tunnel.
"T saw hin Ui
A his ti"." on? iajaP T
s a cam a ipj, \
I. - i sword at pl.iT,
i the r?wing moth
In hii ralvat eloth,
Ban nun duck To tv-itch
Fr im his pistol notch
Jtlft to leant l is eye
"l . elle,
Drink hil ligh."
THE BAKER & TAYLOR CO., Agents,
Price $2.50
354 Fourth Avenue
NEW YORK
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