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PRENCH LINE HELD
AS50.000CHARGED
(icrmans* Grand Attack
?g Champagne MetSig
nal Failure.
filjNS MOWED DOWN
TWO BATTAI IONS
Ultcl Befc,B'i n,,ck Wtl1 of
O? Rolled Back bj
joffrt's froops.
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ch i mops Beaten Back
in i hampagne, s.i>s Berlin
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BOOK TO PICTURE
RUSSIAN CRUELTIES
v ?II Be .i Plea lo
\ ncrican Opinion for ( i\ il
, for Jews.
.i ? trod
Ruaaia
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aiding
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DRAFT IRISHMEN,
CARSON DEMANDS
Gallipoli and Serb Defeats
Due to Lack of Men,
He Asserts.
REDMOND'S PARTY
WONT FIOHT BILI
Opposition to \squith Plai
Dwindles I ahm. I ?m.
May yield,
l "i dan, Jan, II, 'tppoi ? th<
bill .1" n
to i? mtagrt handful in Ptrlla?
t? day, ?ml prtdl?*rtiona n thi
obby "f the lloii???' of Commons te
? ? . 14. : at th? rote oo tha
? | tomorrow would find litrlf
?h?ni twenty or thirty in i
i .
.
e Irish Nat ? lii innoui ?
? i?
In rltw of the fael that thr bil
tpplj tu Ireltnd .l"hn Red
:. tht rtttraa Horn? R
\?ho ma?!?' this .iit. nharn
Boat piorali '?' i ' ? ' ? -,'i ib?
(li.;,-'? dtbalt with hi? I en? my, Sil
.....
ed thnt Irelai d
ed in the I rd i-bti
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"I w? s am
hti . ? nts Is "... :
? | to Mi Redmond'? withdraw
... the Irial
i ' ' .it thr lu.lierai,',i- irrt:
? bat? . ? MPJI
' ' . rloUBI
in favor oi the bill. It would hs ?
been ? f tl norable gei
? ? . : .
?aro <
-?? froi ? '
? othing would be
more
?
? :;:ian?.,
a '-vnr.
Hits Coalition'a lailurr.
"1 am profoundly
? - .
?i??ali with the i attei ? ?: I eland. Is
rar 1 ' t I - I '. i i
....
i amcd to bl
...
ecruiting
?
...
"I make one more s
nor eren t,. .
"In my heart I hellere 1
? -
at .i i ?i i em
-
: ed oui
Ret
... n foi
?? ?
? -
'Vv??-r'' ..s.? *-?
To take young be
?rom the streets?to lift i^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
iheni nd surely
from ? environment?to develop in them the finer,
Cleaner, nobler instincts o? young manhood and to so
guidt most important period of their lives that they
will make more useful citizens?this is the aim o?
THE BOYS' CLUB MOVEMENT.
Funds are needed to keep gymnasiums equipped,
cli.1) rooms wann and libraries stocked with books and
roagazint . Hungry little hearts must be fed and bun?
dle minds swung around to healthy optimism.
$500,000. BY JANUARY 21ST FOR THE
BOYS" CLUBS OF GREATER NEW YORK IS
OUR GOAL 1
Arc you willing to do your share, financial?
ly? happy m the knowledge that in donating to
'ins cause you art helping the future of YOUR
OWN I, ill boyhood in the truest *-? n
Of the word?
"???I?X?
I J.'U.V
.'
to i',, soucnvi
1 ? H contribu?? me to
I N. LWTER, Trear.i.rpr,
Bo ? ?. lui Ai ?? ' ?.' ' I. Y
55 Wall Streei
$41 912 ?* a? ceotributed un to noon
yestrrday. Wc nrcd $500.000. Every
mark reached on the thermometer
:s ?? ?f>in in a Hem York.
I' ir.tutu Hi- and of thi en in exped?
Moi
? uigtd "??? . iiinot
. t| i.
appeals i?, l.ninir.
I |.? h i ,,, . M... ,,|,?,i>
ompul ion had failed ?" re
i he difficultie ? t ith ? h ?eh the Al
are faced, rorning toward th?>
ha ?.?ni:
?? ?bodj ha remaibed that thi?
bill ii likel) i" lead '" an ladui trial
li I Ml ?f m
ijii 11 ? . : eon n i|.t Ion ol
??? the ainning ol
.h . ? h , ihoul I wi brink f ro?
eon i a t.. i,m .
.n\ .m ? in. ' .. - iarj i" bring : he
i ...' ' .,:i le ' o a uccei ifal eonelu
What good la propart? i" me if
I 1" Imiitf my I ? i,l in ,-'. r' .
? btcaute my < ? > ml rj has bttn
beat ? ?
Tu-, ehief speaker again ? lbs bill
i?. .In-, was \\ Elliam Craa ford A
i ?m, Laboi membei f"i I ? ?? li ttrelilfe
l?i\ i?ion tf sir IH< Id Ile i? a
, on tf ? blai ?
of the ptwei
A ? . . ? ?
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counted bi the it he waa
promp ? ; ?.
? part? b) v\ ill Thome,
the ?in ' u m kti ' i
Natsaaaliats "ii?-i?i.
h making the
ild n? . thtr oppose
the military ?enrice bill, Mr. Redmond
-???.?',.
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: qui? kly.
At 1 of the ?'
m..I Arthur
Henderson ire
? ?pal ipeal ? ?
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of op] ? the bill, and tl
n because ;
??
I ol leadei for a
'
? ' P
\ g to presei
th< bill ?till ;. H ou ?
ten
BEATS THFa HUMAN HAND
Gtraaaa Beittatlal lattata Datka to
l ehe M- l laca.
\-"-. ? | eti - of ex
erg of the
1 ?- Company, hat an?
nounc n of ;,n "<
-. hich II la
ble to gi ?. :
I work witl
ously a hands.
Dr. K . ni an ui,
?' hieh ean h?*
,-' i a tor, niakini; I .
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? -m all the functions of the human
i i ?? current
tel
. invention will
?oh ?
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manual
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lar in
?t rom? ' ' . ? - elle.
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MARBURG LOSES leg
Limb of Baltimore Mnn Injured in
Battle.
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t of th<
, , the firing
Decemb?
I to i I sgrs in received
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le sine I ???.?riii
tenant r, who ia tws I
I Mr. ai VI ...? u ?tu
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TEUTONS SEIZE
ADRIATIC KEY
i r.ntiiiiK-ii traen p.m?- i
1 t-nch heavy loti I I troopt, to ro
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li>??rwli??lin?*H bj Niiinhcr?..
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ghhorhood of Oatzko
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pari I
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Prove < on lala l-i ?-re Spi???t.
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to i te, wtrt
phed t"
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giving
. troops that wert lai
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of the re] - ?
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Reuter die
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BRITISHSHIPS?I
1 35 MEN MISSI1
Clan Macfarlane Toe
doed in Mediterranean
Report 13 Dead.
AUSTRIA ADMITS
SINKING OF UN
?Says Porto Said, Italian SI
Tried to Ram U Boat
six PertOM Loft.
i ai den, Jan. 11. The Bril
Clan Mncfarliarie, of tJStS toi.?,
moan 'unk in tli" M?dit? rranean.
( wa? s?? rit In the li'iirom en 1'? ? nal '
i Bis ofleera and eighteen Laeeara i
1 bren 1 iiri.i.*ri ut. M?ltn. Thirteen
ears, iobsi n porta bj , died
... ,?
i
on Deeenabei 16 for Bombay. She
100 feel im g, ? 0 feel b? am ?
? d< i'"i. .? ?? ara? bo II n Sunderl
188 ? i ?ara ? i Cayaer,
? i ne & i i' . Ltd . ? ' I
GIsafow, .Ian. 11, '] '.? era ol
ateamer < lian Maefarla
?
? mea all e leaped, but thai ?
?? been Ii
?
... i ?,.,-, red o
?
Vienna Admits Her U-B<
Sank the Porto Sa
?ii. -a l?ala ta te Baya
1. i,' Jan, 11 A atatemenl .:
to-daj b ? '
S'ewa Agenc ? tabliahea 'he fact i
I aubmariaa rl
aank ' liner Porto s.-.!'1
Ihr M' '
the dei pa . and
member i.:" the crew, ll
?
? ? follow?
?"in ? ? king of
h p Port ?
? irini
\ ubmai
?
? stt? ?? pte I ?
.
1 ? ib si
lire ateas attei
?i nr.l.'r
re the a
I hi! the atei
? 'i ?a halt i
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which I
Porto
Mt a
. m the :
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the Porto Said i
?oui I
t SSVI
""ling m I
"On teamahip men found t
porsoiv rai wound
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aubmai
: ? ii .!.... '.. both W(
? ' I.nu?.
"It a til after thla had h?
done tl si Port Ss d area I
p< ? :. Meanwhile the aabmari
. . ine a liatence, a
?
TEUTONS EVACUAT
GALICIAN BASE
Hastil) Moving Stores A
cumulated for Spring Drive,
says Correspondent.
i 12. - The Jt
.
territory l"
'.?iii"
: t'a" I.?? red ebri
ai a reault <*f I
., tt ? ' ral i ? ac i
tana ai
isly.
"Por i "i'i* the eorr
lent, "? i ? v ' si " be? n i ?cumula
, iprine* ai
ni r- Vol y nak?
1 ?? - armic
1 Germen ermiea. A b ?'
plac ? beat
and ? orrugal d ron bar? be?
mu?
r : rom floor to roof
?
"The Kovel magazines me bein
Im, ati'l th
nea to Soka
'I In- ?re bees
hampei
of wounded In th
.
"The I
? ? : ? that the 'i
it ion n
Baltic on
erything vaiua
rriea ani
? ? ? ' i SI
? ', ? r h e Zep
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"Tli " .
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etreal
'.'??..
iT%0PULAR
t?sWPrWtea. I A MAO
&%0$gr mlattliUaJ
f*^ySg ? ;.(???.? are over %
J*** 88,000 uaers of %
Popular Pease Pianoi 5
??;'.! .?*- evidence g
their place in public confi? I
e. It has been the pur- |
p ?se ?' the Pease Piano 1
' for over 70 vean to |
Ql M ! rv the spe? |
reason I i \ our pat?
's'?.
PEASE PIANO CO. j
128 W. 42dSt..nr. B'way.N.Y. |
."?4 Fla.buth Are., Brooklyn
57 M.lfcy St.. Newark. N. J. ?
tl ? correspondent, "Ml from "i'???,??1
to 30,. M illlona of Oalli
laftl) stnl through tht southwtttoi
srmitt, t ii?ii?k -i to Gtntral Ivaaofl
ears snd forethought, snd htvt sddi
sboul 2,000,. tvorkingmte Hn?l fan
hands ?" Un--;;!, not stunting 'i
i . men tf w,?i. Dut to thtm Rusaia
in dust rita ht?- thriving ind sgrieultui
praaBM rotst."
,?? . ? ?
DESCHANEL IS RE-ELECTED
Will Mec?) Praach Chaaribar of iirpi
lie? Again?Se^ninn Open?.
p?rit, -i-.o it Tht 1911 ?t
Parliamtnl t^tntd this afti-moon i
tu.- < bambtr tf Dtpatita. with Bart
?1?. Mackau, <i??aii ?<f the Chambtr, pr?
Biding.
Paul Daaehantl wui rtiltettd Pit
il.nl of thy Cbamhti
. 4? ?
GERMAN NEWSPAPERS
ASSAIL HIGGIN?
Hut No Charge! Are Hied Men
Against C?nsul at Stuttgart.
Barlia, .'an. II. A WToltf Burtt
patch from Stuttgart announce? tha
an official invtstigttion ha" bttn bt
gan ii tho eat? <.f Edward f''k^?!i"?
\- lerican Con ml ??' St ittgart Mr
Biggins was Bceustd by tht "Staats
g" of '?? m Vor! of utint'utra
anti-German d?clar?t ont. T h4
"Staats Zoll lag's" ari rtprlnt
tht "?Cal-sgi ? I? ?.-'?"'
? ... , .?. aptpti art u .1
l. dtmanding Cti il H . 's imm?
.; lt< l'-rull.
Washington, .Ihh. i l Ai ba a loi
Gerard, st Berlin, has h????ri authorised
b) Becretar; Lansing t.. invtttigatc
1 ? .ni . ha ru?-?? against Am?
Consul Edward Biggins, st Stuttgart,
?llt'Kinir that bt is pro-British m
?1 I? to rlii? ????rniari government,
. , ffleitl chai gt or eompl
?.
The charg?
, -? i ,,? .. Bigg in?
?-.? i -.- Zeit iung" of Ilecember i
? ?
Shera In, <>f Pordham ; i trail
u- ?I an Inttrvitw a I h Mrt. A i
of -OH Cast Stvtnty.fourth Strtet, both
of whom tuttgart n
cently.
Contul 111Erp-i r.s ?-. accused i>f hpinjr a
' l ?ermanl ai ier" I han an]
England; with frightening Ann-ru-an-?
,;i Stuttgart by !??:: ng then th
Am? 11 a ai l Gei nun,
a nutation of hen- ? ..fusing
I . itranded in Stul
braak of hoi ? i ? ith
at all time expresaing itattmtnta
only uniifutral, b ?' dttid-tdl]
British,
NEK BLOCKADE
TO END, IS HOPE
Citizens' Committee Con?
tinues Campaign for
Teuton Babies.
WASHINGTON VILVV
EXPECTED TO CHANGE
Government Asked to Secure
Unhampered Transit for Ship?
ments by Freight.
?eapite the roaoii that ti.? Stato I <?
partment will not ?gk Hrita.n? et
to ship eaaaad milk to Teuton bi
l>r. Edmund ros Mach and i.i? ssso
e.atei en ti,M Citii? lamittse for
Food Shipments hope that withia ?? "?
, day? a ditfi evil] !,?? tak?
'' ?
The departmenl
nterced? ?a the gm ? ? I
no' recognised th?? Bn'.ah blocks ?
eannot a?k ?he Hriti.h ge-rernmei l te
maki- except n its adminlati i
"Sending si .pment? by firm ela ?
mail 1? altogether too prohibitive," ?a'?l
Carl L Schurs, treasarsr -j! ti?e com?
mit? ee. laat night " ,l. ?
r.-.- ?? ? -i rill bring about
entirely favorable te sur work. What
?
In a
? to ? '
end l'u laian Poland, a
terdi ' ? '
want in which SjOOOfiOO babiei
i,, ? ?? ( '..?i ad bj r i.e lack of B
??Will yon aend aomo milk to a b
i? the query that greets the !?
"What $1 ".*. ill do: i* will aupp ?
to a be or e ? *'? at
do: lr will eata I :
lised milk depot '?? .?me tows in
i;
. , 'or ten areeka."
sut that th? re are
Lustria-Hungi facing
tht? greatest milk ahtlttgt? m hi*tory.
., ex? elltntly -????ell kef?
-." rtadt tht- announeemiT?-.
???:'?' ' ? il Iob of the Am-'i
can eottonsttd mtal eiptrt an?! tht
? - e fat I i'iaii r?(i.
? ?.- ? |uan 111 i?
. i ? , ? rsulti
? /? . whirh ir, certain I"
? rtattas the livts of tut?
- aad nursing mother?, ?.
ill the cl
ari-i invalid?.
"I' iv cttiaMttd that in Her
? ? lilk to ?opplj ? i.ildren
IB tt four y?nr | OftTt
nary *im-*. milk supplied to children
i |. ??. i iat :?' ?r? ti ak"?\ and to it
?f all th? it \V. u"e?J.
t? aie being Tem
plthtf, Schoenberr, Steglits, Strata
? a/ atteatel ?
othei ' ? ? ?? -
\ ii'iino t!ie consumption of nmik i? r' '
ultted ir. an attempt to lave the \r. ??
?>f hab????, tan ? ?i mother? ?nd .?
valid?) by n ?'ui. ?
"To ihip milk bj Ittttr rn?.l, re*
tered, has dor.e
? [?ecember II, I'?I?"?. and J?r.
I ; ? - ? ? ? ? ?
?i . _. . ,. tnere
,nh?nr?
' . ? ? .'?milk
i.-. freight. Mr I.anting ha?
taken tht nsa - rith tht American
AnihasKadors in l'an-? and I.ondor. w ?
on? - - i ?; >.per ?tone* r.o*
ling reason to doubt
. . ... iceees. eipcctally ?ir.ce the
. sxpittstd deep
:
MORE U. S. MAIL SEIZED
British lake I?.*, PaiCtl l'i?>?t Rag?
from New York.
Loadta, -Jar.. 11. A Kcuter d.-[.''?
from I'.ergen ?ay? that III bags ?f
parcel post were ? - I ..' K rfcwall M
?'..un:, r T.-. -?ger'f.or.
It ai ['?
i-ember 21 for !'?. .
hiagtaa, Jan. i! Ambassador
?
that he ha
Brit ii
g th?
? ?. Brit
? .
St. Tn? te\t
?4
have been made for it? publiMtian
simtr- ? ?n,|
?
It rttood that tk ? Battait
a ?
a genera tard to the tr
?
B ri t i?h g
: ?
re i g
e American pi
24 S
The Perfect Package
The Economical Smoke
Just a Pipe Load No Waste Wherever Used
No More Pipe Odors New Charms for Old Pipes
Carry a Day's Supply In Your Vest Pocket
AFTER your pipe is loaded and you are
enjoying the SMOKAROL, remember
that it is the famous VELVET?
The Smoothest Smoking Tobacco.
The qualities that make VELVET more than
"just smoking tobacco "are not a matter of" happen
so," but are the result of"preparedness." VELVET
spends two full years "preparing," maturing and
mellowing to bring out the real delights of
Kentuckys best Burley tobacco.
Do you wonder that SMOKAROLS ? the new
form of VELVET?are making such a tremen?
dous hit?
If your dealer cannot supply you, --?e will s<-nd you prepaid a
ilrum of VELVET SMOKAROLS- 12 package?.. U sniokri
JUc, and a SMOKAROL PIPE 25c, on receipt of cash or stsmps.
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