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SERBS OFFER NEW
ARMY TO ALLIES
100.0011 Men, Reorganized,
To Be Ready in Two
Months.
GREECE CUT OFF
FROM ITS TROOPS
Moving l'p o1 Bridges by Allies
May Cause Pisbandini*
??i Regiments.
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Serbs, in Albania March,
Excel Napoleonic Feat
Stumbling Over Mountains in Darkn-est, with Roaring
CtuLsmi Below, the Worn Sitifi ?il Kint?, Petei
Receives COld W el-come from Albanians.
B) GORDO.N GORDON-SMITH.
ii i ?I la 'o Tl... IV
l..'1'.ti. it, Jan. 16. Probably not sincethc crossing o? tlu? Alp- by N??p<>*
laon h.?s luch a military ?xpadition b?8en undertaken ?? Um tn ?
of th? Albanian M<i.i y the head piartera --t.-4tT end th?> remains of
Serbian army.
Th? ?ifhl pres-ented by Linn Koula on the ?v? of twparture wa?
ur.irju?'. On th?? mountain ?kl? foi mita nothing could be "-??en but endite??
Bras, The] were mad? by thousand? of ?>\ aagons, unable t<> go further,
a? th? road for vehicle? c? - - there. Fortunately the snowstorm ended
end v.. sunshine.
Nexl da] *k Ute hei out. It Include
end IO0 pack m irr .> - i'< road wound along tin- bank? <>f the
which had to be eroi i ? ? picturesque old singlie
SDan Turkish bridgea. ?in?*r? d?s?troy?fd to lmiM-.i.' t!i?- Bulgarian adva ce,
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Per MONTH ON PLEDGE
OF PERSONAL PROPERTY
IHE PROVIUEWl LOAN XK II l"Y CM? NI'AX ? OHK
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M \ .11 '. I I \N
Fourth Avenue, cur. 2rrh Street.
?Sldridge St., coi Rivington St.
' .ist Houston St., tor Esses St
Seventh \v., bet. 48th <??. 49th Sto.
Lexington Av., cor 124th St.
Grand St^ cor. Clinton St.
E. 72dSt ".et. Lexington <* 3d Avv
mgagnnsstsssn,
tlSndl A4 tur. t4Sth St.
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Graham A*? i vois? SI
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remain ?.' pur ? an |
On tl ?? at kpei
enes as I h? roa
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of I n?\ ? l
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feet, i
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K??a?l?4 I noafr st N?rhl.
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much a-- our lives ? ere worl
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v.? had, then fore, to i
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LONDONERS BREAK UP
CHURCH PEACE MEETING
Won't I ?'t Pastor Talk and Tear
Down His Flag.
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as of the national un?
. ? d "Ruli Bi Itannia"
DENIES LOSS* OF CRUISER
H?--lin Bays Frerarh Sahaurlae Hast
Have Sunk UUed Warahip,
? - Ba?
: ? Vienna
fan i A
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? hip is
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the Entent Pow?i
VERDUN'S FORTS
HEM IN ENEWI
Retreat) as Difficult as A
vanee for Troops of
Crown Prince.
DEFENCES GAIN
STRENGTH DAII
Big duns, Melinite Md Btrb<
Wire Cement Harrier
to Paris.
\ ? '.i ? risil
, . ? ? opas from tl
v i.... ? I, and ita ?
be ri by 1
Frei eh ??"? ? ? ?? bai ? I
between the two p ices, after i? '<>
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Prince Frei
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be Pn
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to pi? rce
Imcs. ir '? ii it ended I
at th? sad
the *.-???'? Woi n i ?? I
i ?... As-iociated Pr? ? cerri
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? 'leering Roads fur s?i|?|ilt Traiaa.
Thp tandin
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v the ta
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king sssi?
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rravellers from 1
l'halons-sui
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A ? i f.. I?
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the C
MU i.i. Hu Franck bailar? Una! l>v their i
, mtrol ?'I the trangl] fortified natural
positions III tlii* neighborhood they I
Have Hi" "pi"r iiun.i Th.' Aral 11m
i trenches in ?li!. <li?tn.'i ?r. very elo s,
. I Kli i;n.iiri?l ?nil ili.iniliHte tli<>?<!
?.i theii advei srli ..
Tftilon \<lv.?n?r Srfini lnin???**4il>lr.
v , ,,]. ..p.,. i,y the Gerenaas would
,-...,., to o? rapo ilbla again il the 'i1?'"
ml ob ?.id ',''- ??' fences which
li it \ r* t.. .'li improved unceasingly lor sis
months. A ?. treat ??> the ?Germans is
' ,.,,, id. r. .| . quail) as dlfneull es h for
? i movement, f"r. il I i". nted tut,
I bauld Hi-:." attempt t?. r?-?r.M' the)
i ?voitld t. >k the ftrs of the I r? m k toree i
a . irround 1 hem.
Entrance t.. ..nr- ?if these positions is
thn i| " ' m the ?.rtra, ?''/
of a Hal ? shoal thirty ferai In
:, drawn ov? r vera narros? i.-.a\u
tract ? bi four horaaa, on twa ..f which
1.,,. oldlei outriders. Men, munition ?
,ti.? spolie ? ??i.. ill can led on tin,
,r line, which is shout n mile I?"?:
?\ illage Nogr? ." reads s -1 k'> stach <?n
?? tree, the place being m named In
honor of th" black troops
\ ...i s tea el the German lina? i i
t.. i.,, had from I he ' ronahold pc
which is frequently bombardeo. Only
? ? i? ero neai ly twa hundred
?hells w? n* hurl-?! ?t It Prepara!
? for all kind ol stl i? - ?t this point ar<
inri eomplete Tube of chemicals,
.... i me ih i for the
?...iili.-r- ?.-.r pla?.nv? nienUy in as s
sttack by s .: gaeea.
Tin? French losses in tins forward
,e iipiTi enlj i. etiy ft*
<i?**4.| in Ave moi the The man are com
fortab I? ese? p. ire am
mi times by mice, rhey take thii rood
i !heerfuln? d? lite th<
?...i d lot, I evident .
I'r_> I mlrr EmO.) '? lire.
; , i era, ?< tli?* comfortable
' ? sre called, is a inaM
chapel, where services, eon
by a capl
. mi Si; ' ' . of tli"
I . inn.
. 5*. Die, or.i? of Hip Inri;? |
Vosges, S irituri
i" id, part ?.f ? h to Gar?
.. ; ' ?.. lead te I i base of ??
i ? ' Hera Is to be
if 1 s be ' . '.m i.f mod
rhe ascent is
. ? h, earefullv
? ? pa. A
up the ill !?? ?r.'
, neta ork of
I win ?.. uri- old positions,
.? ,. is been made hers boo
sboratc ?If
4* . I
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th rn a
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1
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these . lie u.l
r here are aided b)
_
Shells from British (inns
Start lires in Lille
.'.? lai ? r Gen i ofl
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place
* the Fn
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of Ypn
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one of our mines de
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"In t: a Argoni e thei en an
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r ?.! Vauqn
"In Loi .... r fir??
? 0 ? who WON I ???
..it of
Wilson Tempts Foreign
Peril to Save His Party
? aal laaed tteen im??? i
,.,, ti,e , ig, of war vHth Germany becau ? Mi Wilaon, sltho ,h detei
r. ir.a-.i ? ? ? i an ultimatum to Germany, and Gei
I it.
situation
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of sub
to hl
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r.?'rn-t..rff Vm.. I His I'n e.
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red 1 ply thai ition
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try
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Th -' '* *
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ting. Hi
war st all
equally am
to get a of his G?r?
an irrei
red .. ne?
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rfectly
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"M IS
1
? ? t country, which
tesl
law was
into a scrap ?.: " ? '? I ? ?'?.
I thai the.
modif'v theii Itade to ?-.?nt'orm to
,?.-..: la?
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The ???ndilion Pr4v??(l<>ii?.
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- th?
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for that por
? - - ' law which i a? el i
Um lives *-n?i "? huiiur ?! wuuien ?ad
childr? of Destral?
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I : tf on th"
fur Mi '? ?? '.
be paid r bj s prompt i ? i
ide.
In this in ail '
Mr. WiUoi risk the f? r?
langer to a tie po?
peril. !'''? ; ? bav? -. ric
tory to real Hut
.- ?
th ng thai will its ??? bs 'hat he
tes and
. . ? t there will I
, ? or
??"'->? .if Mr. W\ i ?
sd of un inllei I
? oat of war and -?
ihape anv rour??
ths w.ir
iiumi!..' out parallel in Amsri
Might Mesa Belglaa Slavery.
.-.?- ? ? .- \ :? m
of Bril -?a nation
ii ? ? sek on the aasa
tion ., merely argued f--r
M-r the murder of it? own
: and children and hi row ?.(?out
? '? . In the nam?' of International
law a defender of neutral
? ????.?.
1 lermanj and that the
I lockade I all bo me lifted - i
? ? " - money, e?
*'???-.
im and a porl
I I
? trafic II ai nid be
?que, an adn tral
I s .1 .- ill bas?
? - ? .
nal. .aw, that n
;? ? ov tat ? rood 1 right"
I was 1 sot ir when
-.?. i- .- ?> aded Is no a ? v
i up as t lieh by BernstortT an.i
sent oat ta bid sea rower to lay down
?? t. ipoai and i
1 iks the far*.
k? eon! rast?
I or pro?.-rt Am>-rit'h';
:n Mexico, we end ifts
. . -i ? rie hir>h sent but nee ? ?
pel G real Britain
? .- aw" I
\ ? ' r has i.n
turn to hie e?s
political difficulties .?t the
Wilson administration.
It is not so maay i ta that
Mr. Wilson taught us me New Na?
tionalism; he is now unHertaltiiijr to
teach the world th? Saw International? I
ism. |
SOLDER LID TIGHT
ON NAVY AFFAIRS
Committee Will Not Call
Admirals, Is Present
Indication.
"DAWDLING" STIRS
GARDNER'S WRATH
"?Grotesque Showing," He Calls
Slowness In lltiildinii United
states Battleships.
I r -m ill? MSM II
u , ?. ngton, Jan III n littl?
. banes thai the Houae Naval Affa ? i
,n before
of tl.ffieers n ho bava be? erltleii
lag ths pol ? stary Dai
the hint given by a letter ? ? Repre
" tal -? Gardnei, of Masa?
mads puhl e to night.
Mr. Gardner is that Cl
Padgvtt
t'i bs reaaonable," bul out thai
' ? ? year tha eorai I
Admirals Brown i '?'?
ai i Wainwright Admiral i
ed, and I test
.n eontrad -1 I ??- given by
Danii at the lal er re?
I to
. .
i .? i an order i
him from writing oj i| i il iog or? naval
SUUJ CI -?
Kspresi I Inei
ten to Secretar] I
American D?f< i
! ', r s :
"My Dear Mr. Stetson:
"l am m reeelpt of ?oui lett?
i,.- .... . M 1 ? ? ? ' r 22 I
re recen!
mi r I
I
aras 01 1 am sorry
that my r? I nol
?
"With regard to the other 1 '"
whom you name- l bei 1 ths ou will
1
. ?(fairs. I
thai Chain
??i I. '.-., ?i ab ?. although
? ?..? commit!-? ? r? I to summo .
Brownson, Winslow, K
W * I n n righl
"Judg ? l \.y Admir.i'
acek, I t..
:
begun much
voted
Mill b
. ?
?
by Congress ? I ' <
know where 1 fault
to bs som? ess to And out.
"I realise, of c?
?
next fall: but, ?-ven so, one year
and a half
.
"Do you 1 - that
neithei ?r the
battit ihtp Oklal
..? . n ted the
em on Mar? b I, 1911,
?.
O'it; 81 ISO
ITALIANS LOSE
TOLMINO TRENCH
Austro-Hungarlan Official Re?
port Tells of Increased Artil?
lery Activity by Enemy.
Her!:--., Jan. Id - by * relesa ? Say
".' V \ :?' . ..
ear Tolmino
to an
?-Hun
Italian arl
was inerea
?last the 1
?. h bridgehea?;-, and ?
"The reported eonquest of Italian
near Oslavia was
? ?'f the 52 ind M)th In
,;
g them thirty-o
?rere 1 -
rid .....
red.
? ? ' g the
frontiei ? ... 1 ;
are
inniveriary of l
, . ' Uun
. 4> ' .
is deeds
?
- ??r 1809, und ? ..? have won nf*
irtal laurels in tl
Home, Jan l'r l i - i?c?
the n< 1 loan open?
?. Ilboards. baal ? and governmental
linj tn . ? ? p] 1 rd?
thogr-atphs, ai 1 peal
snts sul - to tf.'t u -
?
Persoi s
ties, clubs 1
?
Luift O rienda, :
, iteel ? bin?
lire and 1 1 om : led to I
loan. Publi? ge ere being
in Floren. .- " I ?a.
A total of 100,000,1 1
bed at I ? 1 ft rat
..
was issned to-day 1
"f)n th<? he ghts nortl 1 - ? of Go
.1 ths iati h ??? bombardment 1
day Wh.? followed durii g th?
an attack in '"vice on our pe
region hetween the Poumleo Tor?
1. ? and ' '-luv. 1. All
.-e.l, nu- enemy ranee I his
a second 1
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1
"The foil?
our troop , by a
trove back 1
I Oalavia and
trenches 1 aal of that
capturing arms, D
; ? ' ' 1
"Enemy aero
Itre and Cervignanu, but
loas of Ufa and with
URGES MORE WAR DENTISTS
Iren, h Waist et u iii toi Depatiea to
? reite I.UOH for ?Vrui> l\,.
Pai ' l ? . Minister of War
' lo the I hambei of
ities ?a bill providing foi a large
addition in ths numl er 0 ?
ths mil taiy for ?
i body ?:!???"?
aill rank 1 - amn*
' ": i wear a special ?
banitf?*, ?U?- b? created. I
JAPS BAR CHINESE ENVOY
I nvulllnf- t<? I'i-mi*.?' Minister of "."trl
i nltiir?? st 'l??Ulo
!.,? |4 Ehl Hlokl. inn-n
ter at Peking ? I I .
I ,,,. -pi "' ?
meee Impe
Court could i ' ?
Cbl, ? ' "? se Minister of Agrli ill ii"<
and l merce, as md I sen p
and h? jested that the n
r '.. ? latei lit to ' 'i "i
111 ? ' ? i ? onemai ' '?'
| ?h* minister1 trip
| garde?! hei
? ... . ,. ? ? ?...
pel - ? ?
? ? - ? Chow Tiu?Chl
:'?.r To envoy of Pre i
r ?
|
? ! ror 'I he ? h nese ' i<r- rn Ufrl?
Chin?
GALICIA STRUGGLE
STILL DEADLOCKED
Oernai Prisoaers Say Russian
liombardmrnt Is Worst
"f War.
Vienna i London . Jan '*' Th<
. lina ? . ?
\ tro Hui
forces in Es I ... IB?
....
. ? lay at 'Yi
?
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feat
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....
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troll ingai I ?? sur
ei
OCCQ?
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which
lery.
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POPE RECEIVES MERCIER
\*.*4iiri**? Priatate ?if Syni-i.ithy fur I'el
jfiann I n.1er l.ermun *l .?k**.
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Ij
.
mornii
I
the !'??
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sured 1 everything
; i to hell
:'..:: thai
I ?
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i, thui
,1 i men! to <
FORDDELEGATES
BAN ARMAMENTS
I ?nal Resolution Demand?!
Not Military but an
Equitable Peace.
BERLIN HOI DS l V
THE SCANDINAVIANS
Mme Si h ? laaier i ? Icgnpki
Merlin for Permission to
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?but we refuse to
lower quality by a
single penny 's worth
Any tire manufacturer right now can make <iuick profit?
by simply lowering the quality of his tires, ? hy taking out of
his tir?-? enough quality to off-set the present hifhcf <o?t of
material!, ? but continuing to sell at present priori.
Such profits are "penny wise and pound fooliih." Wj
refuse to lower by a single penny'? worth the quality ?i
United States Tires.
A tire manufacturer must do one of two things in ordert?
keep economically alive?
1.?Take out of his tires some of the quality?-?Off
2.?Ask the tire user to share with him MMM
part of the increased cost of raw malarial*
Tire materials have increased in price by a
large percentage, and are constantly increas?
ing; but we are advancing our price on
standard-sized United States Tires only ten
per cent.,--effective January 17th, 1916.
We are enabled to keep down the percera,-?* of th<- retail
price advance to this small fraction bremse of l 1 ) our efficient
methods of factory production; (2) many technical ? -**?v*ni
results of laboratory experiment ; (3) the enorntOUl l.n*nC,?l
resources of the largest rubber company in the world.
So we now go to the consumer with but a very small price
increase for the same quality tire.
Today we dare to say that the United
States Tires are developed to a point or
tire efficiency never before attained H
rubber tires.
United States Tire Company
New York City
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