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ln TU! TR1H? XI t. ,11, absolute BofC-t]
il diaonttefa I noaltS in any case TRI
?'RIM'Nl. guanntcei la pa? ?oui moaej
h*-k uprn rrc-ut-M. No red tape, no quib
httag. Wa make tfnod i?romptl> it the ?>?i
vert leer dur? r?.t.
The Railroads and Prepar??dneas.
Thru a tO
? ? | two
? ? ..- i (Continental
There n ; ?
.. - ? ? i ? ?
? ? ?
r the purp?
?
? an india] r factor
It i? the rr.ain de-j
- tranaportinc troops and for
g and supplying thcni. In military
..ii? arr* therefore rcc
ry i 1er the
? rainent.
It is one f the ma leasoi
the Civil Wi - paniah
'.hat our milr..
pro*. i- ' . ?' of the
a er the Wai
?
The
a ith other ' short
?
probiem
hav? . . led in and pul
?
Presid? Wilson, V
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...
...
absolut? y nee?
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panish War.
\ ? ? I . ??
? ? th Mr. Gtsorge
: pi of the Peni
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?
Pel '? a* ? ?
?-, .?vor any
trail ? '
? ve an
.
? as long
il:..- from ' ? Jf?
? rom Philadelphia to
: . ma movem?
men on such a
me Idea of
tranaportation facilities
I I ' ..- ia Ra
?
? . . . ?
: ? paration fur
nur railroad facilitiea. With un
. ?
?? ? ?
? of thn
ta
?? neral's
-
it war?
. ?
rhe government
ailroads.
Bui
.. ?
?
? ii :. V\., ihington
arriera,
quires a nourish?
?
and credit of
Since tn? y or ? an ? ? ?
.?'i...- ? ? ?
facilities :- a
* for the Ii Inter?
? ?? ? .'-,,- ?..> ha? *
ailroads aln enemies. It
? - .
ght to loarer
? to the
? tiding
country.
?dent Will to 'in? rail?
? - - hearts ai.d
the minds o; the I 11 itate Com?
i OBunisaum.
. '. 1. r.'J-i. ii ? : .-'...i afiele the
in v.*ar u a matl f i
It h;u! late
. ? tsh aaide ? . ?
. y prepai? -? ? Il
. lowed to forpet
..lue of the i ? ? ;
?:'
More Cabs, Not Higher Fares.
!'?-.. the 1 txicab Bureau in
of I hind a
? . . t a mint pi
.. to bring ]
.? - 0r Mitel. n incraa n taxi
.-. ... - of the In ? ?
npaign
,i ? ?? , ?n '??? | re ? t tl Maj r, who
! ,i- troublei ? ough i t hi oam, in I i
? . Board of Vldermen, a hlch
bave the i i i
: i -ii. dear. In an] ? ? the taxieab peo?
11 ? might I attar d "oti their attention to
caring f<?i th?- larjr?- at'l profitable buai
. which iht?y aeem no*ar tn enjoy.
The pri'si-ni rat-rs of fata are not, par?
Lai??, an low at, tiny ?moulu be o. event
unlly will be. but they will n?*t Vi* n
to the foiVMV ha?ir? of nirn"y ?vi'.h,
In othar -und?, the*
tnors or '.?*?i: : si li factory to the public
".\ atioi. gl hotel and
-.a-.ri-n*. stan<li bo any Indos the tax
bios an d( ' | .1 flourishing DUgilMM 0
the ? \ its scale.
have gustainad tho ordix
when 11 has loon nttftokod from OM i
lother until thors geomi left, hi
i coneoiva ? point for further legal
V. '.ii' .- ...cil". "-v. .- '...'ii' tax
- . ?
If the varkmi c?>mpanias w? ul i sook ]
parity fron small profits on ? large
thoj would be bottai oll m the
Ii a- .m h K to "?turn t?
old ?'">" ?' ?? lifforanl service and
charge).
Sortit? of the German Fleet.
Rumt rs of nr ng 1 s> nl
N -??. bave latolj been res
*.? -A*- tl:nt meicl ??' ' ? selg 1"
-." ? I .ii the Do
-:i!T", bjf SO!? ? ' ? ' it'.i!.'- :?tt 1 li '
British Admin
rv, '.ho (?*;?
hiph too ?loot mack three *-<irti>-s
.*. failed u> tir.d the o? em..
they kept along the cont-t by
?? uth of the Elbe and through the B
? ? ire out
thai I ? been
... .- ,unfj exa
i" :.r:
t, we sow, ?s.... i ?
up the bny, r.r.ii tb? . ' : bsck .?c
If tho Gerrnan-; had bei
or a trial of Stren,
ould not h.ivo boon much difficult]
itter. Bui cruising it; the !
.- ring under the ' l of
? . -;. f Grimi - I Kugelb
? ??.? behind th< n
?. : ? ?'. .. ? .'.ay t<* pror
an oiicoun'.oi.
?
thii ?nd have "? casionally b
_-. ? ! | . lyve
m people, who
. ?? : ? - heir cos?
earh days of the wa e not
reconciled \<< the minor pa t it has b?
? more than a
r. half. Tho food ; ; "?
r impatii pedient
, arry out in ?>r<
? wovor i
.?? -arently pressing.
?
?
no long ? ? ? - tal red
Britl
. and ?t humi
lativc inr.j
tence. Nor a- I ?I wi
? pired writing Il - i ? . i ?
'ho fleet ? self, Th
er Tag
. . ?
e si ? ; t he K Cai
??
morrow." Il
to mi s hear i'r..
tun? to the < :?;.*. ora nia
? ? ? roy tho enemy.
hecoi ditiona
? ?1 it true, be niu
Th
v that these littl? mo;
. leel
r.:. any dai **i roui ? . But th
" to ri
- : that i?' thi re is to be ;? bid fi
command of the i ea H m
condil
have i ?
-? ?- es. Il ?m e, when a e heai
i ierman floot returfling fro
? ? we may pri ? hat ti
storj ly for the gratiflcati?
[f there i I
?? ? it will prol . ?? wit
ii
Drinkint? Under Difficulties.
.
B tain ha*
'caused perplexit
??? here in tl Rain? . I
?
; .. ..?? ? ? ?.
police and the magistrat?
greed thi
thai poii t Bui ?
then a doubt has s as I how long
i. eal may last or what thi ? ? "drin
? ?
'i h Btj man i
I chi
the !?? had ? tpired. Ha* in
I ad a pull at tho al?. boul i" tak
a bite, whan some one called him to the tel?
phone. With the bread and cheese --til! ii
1 is han?l ho hurried ??fl", loavinp tho al<
nished on the lia:-. i)n his return hi
.. ; what was left ii his gig
prom] ted, I* wa . ter half
s he 1 ten the law
t, "il - deai
? thi
1....1 remov? .1 the plate."
In -omo instances the issue is not a?
howevei Tho treating cla 1 ?
have been the cause of man;
' llties. Tho othiT (?ay a tavornor 11
Scotland was charged wil I it ng par?
ating m Ins premisas. A i-? ? ?
? ? la constable, disf nisad a
workmen, had witness? 1 the transaction
. . " ? IH h? r he wai
trial his couns? the . on
Liable whether his, too, had had s drink.
IHe replied that he ha?l. but that he paid
himsell ' '? 1 paid it il at the
time," replied tl??> lawyer, Mbu1 did the
the I 'Thi
ted questio
lawyei ted thai a rep?
, . tativeof the govi n nent had, in fact,
broken the law in order to si
< : ; t ?.an.
I The Sheriff befort whom thi cast not
Tied wan evidently nt a loss, but Ott! ?M '
natttf short by fitting th?> landlord and
ramarklng that the mm point raited
"might be n matter <?f imiu'ry at the prop?
e* time." Thi law || su new that there
oie ns ye*, no precedente to barn opinions
on in doubtful eaiea? It eeeme, however,
thai m doubtful fiiBCP the rule is to d?fCidl
: gainai the acengad.
New Transil Lines.
Operation of the nea exprem aervice
m the elevated lmo.? bring! into eompl*
?tion one phaae of the dual subwaj .con
It is n diatii 'i advance In th?
t?ity's tranail faeilitiee, and inevitably
muai relieve the overcrowded subwa) as
?won as traffic can equalize Itaelf thai it,
..? ? -o?. as the " - ni. ? ' ol the - etioni
: Ifectad can v.->' th? i tage of
changing their habits of tra? I Dfcouraa,
-?rill nol ? ?? ptwrnanant, for
traction expert) ? aaiomatk
the tat? m II ai ? ????" I ranal! f?cil
ity I'M-- ta il er growing patronage
in this city. a<
this cil i ? lime will be as
congested ai the old elevated line? in the
rush hour.-?.
In the mean time the .-'??'! d and Third
Avenue expresa service especially should
be attractive and a g? i ?:,,,!:- to the
i ? .? Broi -. < ' ? i Weal Side
t |i ?!? w ill i ol be
ticeahl h< .??.??? ?I with the old
a'hieh
manj Washington Hi
i .' ? ;,.'.: ."Wa\ One
I ? e done very aooi
te traveilei of
the city.
That portion : the Eaal Sid ? ara;
now t pletcd north of Forty-a? ?nd
-.id Ik? in operation. Ni
plete sen ici ould 1 ? gi ?? n, to be
would l ?. ? irtuall). i buttle
'.?;? '. ? ' ? ? ' -
i.?i,l be made with the pi ?
Bubwaj al Grand C? .;?;il Station by a
v all;, so thai those who ?riahisd to
nti le outh would be able to do
Bj such an arrangem? ' ' be cil ;? and the
? ?uld obtain th.? brin?
fil of i of a huge plant
: i-,v idle; I . ? rabie section of
the up] ' Side would ha - ?? ??? brand
ne?*? trai ich would ?
and elevat? d I ?
The Germ Duel.
The i basil
our p.- ftst i .?????apoiis in favor
are not tl ? ial y aas?
with the du ?tl ej do not
come within the provisions of the Sullivan
llier. Those
who rememl rith
atal ? I laol in
which illow? d ' aeh a
harmless looking little p I and stood re
gaachoth? nt.il he who h,-ti! :
the poisonous on tl feel
There i- an echo th? cha ei ge,
I ich a ( hi?
ll 1 the Health
city. The pi
? with
-
it his ability t<
n
>
?? will l.ot; : ? ?
' ' ? 8 if gei of common
type, three ol pa and
I wo of them pathog?
? md, thron
.
. ? .
i I, ? ?;" us will personell*
r.mine and I iltur? and pick
out th?- three harml?
''Fourth, - faith in our ebil-l
the harm . from
? will inoculate
? three cultun
? ?
Of cour c, tl i
proud 1 fight,"
hut the ] ' .- ' ? eresl
.? .i : . ce over the
. gil .* * ? ' kill rath'
to cha al i, Thei e is a hinl here,
nir, of the gradual idenl tioi
.1 wil h n ilitai : eth , with this
? ige to the public, that %\ itti every
d? feated in a du? as a
of beat b? I ibles.
[I .? re] orted thai tl s Rev, Di
? ? ?
manort Peaee Tribunal. So now v. o know
why be i
11 ?- ? . ?.
? ? ": ?
. ...
? ? *
?n ng a great? i ? ?
One Shining Example
?
! : . ?tehii
ta I ':.. : d to resort to legal t<
? : the town of Ard
.
dan ?in
Immed at?
pealed to 1
.
a ? ?? '
that al the close
f the year Ai
?
i
the vie?
? rork
?
? es thai
than upoi . ? .
.?en hi own to the comps
? ... :
ferei the great ex- ?. losi and
?
ting
nown to i
"
.luiiUa i :? |
EUROPEAN CLAIMS AGAINST
MEXICO
Are They To Bo Collected from Us
After tho Wnr Is Over?
i,. the Editai of I: ? 1*1 ?baas
Bir; i i.'.?.* just tread yaai Wethington
on the irai imic. of thii tnorutnsf?
fribnae. Then* is aaetaer phase of 'hi? Ale?
???ri iltoatlan th-at It seen.? to me msj be
toss? extremely s?ricas. Il II '?ia'' eititeni
? .r eoantries than Tin bars been killsd
.. ifoxi? ?? ihr prop? itv of citiseas si ?tl si
ti than sai ? aai bean de .trey? ?! "?
Ma i ? I in? ??.. '..'..'? t.. be tr?i?- :r. th? eSSS
..f ri1K.s:;.! aad 4 at a.In. :.n?l la all probability
?I ?| ?. i, .,? i ... ? ,,| German? sad athoi
i ..,ii, , eunti ' ? If t1'*'' ' '" awre
?bin likely ihn' 'ii" -? rooatrles '???>"? sfreadj
:.!.??! formal preteai i aitl oui ;." sn ri--, ?
and h.r ' ? S4 SH Irr- lag U ' '
i caae sgaii tea their turnt aith <?t"
anotbei is corn luded
*?? thai tun.- they will all br loot Irr
for indemaltiee. rbeli depleted Ireaauriei
make H rathei diflcull t.. coll?*c1 indem
:i.n. each oiher, hut there will be so
-ur-'i .i I the ws] sf thi ? slleeting
lemaity from as; Indeed, they will be
looking upon oar bulging pans wKk envi?n?
i there not r- ':i' ,! mg? i therefore,
? ? ?. are galetly laying the foundation <?t
tin? tirru- for n dir. a?;-' '' ,; later on, in
?? ill ?I? mand ? I pay ? rerj
. e ?. , the* ' : :*? ' ' Mexico,
.;. ?nul tua?? ?? despite ?? : Mo.
11,,, ' i ..ir n
mber .el >' "
took ?? c no ? m i e did ..:"' ?' l u Panama
, lie r-aid thai
?
told the co ' ? ? liai ...
i . . m then 1 i* bee i
Of M 01 ? ,r ? ,v- ' ??
and it seems to s
orne oi " imol i ?i out" ihr
found oui whether or not then have been
?i . protests made to our goveri bj "He
?an powers.
Would ?' not h?' proper for omi knstor
? a reaolutloi of tatpiiry on th ? aab
. ? GEORGE v. ; ERKIaSS.
i York. Jar IS, 1916.
P.-tpcr Promise!.
Co the Editor of The Tribun?
Sir: Tiere ca?. be no itrongei argument
? ? ; ? ? -i , , - ? puer
i. thi :?* time.
i ; would we continu
..? -. r ... that I
mething I lid i *?*?*
once for i t?ei
col make even ? rri ?? ' "' el ?? Ii
friendl) relation? if ?-be wr? i
N'.ir erould ?-he . i .-a ?- ? Ii - It 01 - i ti 11 ?gene?
? .io,;i.'? faced desltni ? ? lid i s1
i that, for si I her, we
? * f-"i"r" to bi il ' i 1 er.
* Id .Ii- the i?i see I
and while leeming to iwallos? ell ?
ivci we ihoold, with *"? v.i?d<iri?
? ble, prepare for adequate de
\\ i- nr? ventabi.' foo VI trust
aper prom i '?' ?? i ?
? i really were ?
When ?he United Statei remind? hri
s will say, sa s a her
1 on?.r was being weighe?) it the bslancs I I
nal sal materisl interests, "A mere
of paper."
? l?elpi'rm, 'a
? r . . . ? ? moral plan.'
.? i " a. ? at te i"'
rth the
"? Germany ki snor; her
any trust
??? ? rord ? iture de?
U ? r ever? Gen sny attempt?
:o mah ritt sgrai snti s anting
? - te in letters of blood, MRs
t . rape of Belgium!" S. T. L
. ' J , Jar -
Handkerchiefs as Grip Spreu ders.
? - ' The Tribune,
inderatand that uly the
??????: forms ol ? ?' ? ran be
?? ? ?? and
ii. i]?ir?r- hai Ikei ? efi tat?
ring the fln
(-err*. || i periallj* true of th.- Absurd?
ly small fir*!iftre? of aheoi cambric unhrer
: . aromen. Now it appears evi?
thai thee? ail?.. Angers come into
pieces of money, tableware, si
. . . i < ? ? and the riter hsi
place the butter
? e individnsl ill witl ' ..re fn.grr-,
from .i Isrge bowl, where they
were iced,
handlii | ed bre4 el
i ..: thei ? worse germ
I g*en pread? I thi hand
L ' ? T.. do
? ? iya i
? eott ai l:o:..e, rims protl ' g
.i does not thii 11 eould be
I in public wit
?.er--. BUXN'ER.
go, ? ? . Jsi '
Shut Out Child Made Goods.
the Edit ?ne
Bin All? ?? me te esrtily coi ? ? ?
litar?a this i pap? r
'.'? National Child i ?bor Bill." You say 1
"bumi nitarianiai '.?nnniifs in
; ?? i think that all aaai
tariai .
nom..
.
' ' of i |
ildren under eg i ent with
? i'iea, I auggeat?
. i- iu: ?.:. in Congresi "ha* i ten be insertad
in tilt pur;.;- . ? i ..... made
. , ? '. of g ' (
drei, under age. Bach I meat was il
. ted, but foil?
Yu'j.- eenso of fl ? ? ? ? ?
: - : 1 hop?
nth .? :
?
ge the ' ade by
K' ?> I. J.
? ? fork. Jsi
The Tribunes War Editorials.
?' Edil.f Tie rribuas
V..U are . ' ? it we have
I .?'.oda a pal
'*??'?? I. of article i
?. . publ
rative rece??
? ??'?? ? -. Ca?ad
t one great de g
so ha? been 1 ? ttie fre?*ii> ? trad
paper appearing then
? ..i ! have rea.i a * .
lite rat ur.. bearing upon the tub
.'''"? t'.ri* i ?. .:"???.;. -o'.irie?, b .
I hav? found i U compare ?vith your ov. n
re .' their ..' -
? J rheir clarar ai..I II
,. . ? sie war I nation,
ai the a] : ? mem?
ber th I '.??'"
sari
ie your present
policy o:' aiding the eaus? of th? Allii .
GEORGE A. BTE1 l
i I'vtr. Cariiag, Oatarie, .'ai.. 12, lilt.
THE COMING BOND OF FRIENDSHIP.
BERNSTORFF AS SECRETARY OF STATE
Some ExpreaaiotlS from ? ribtine Rfacif-rs Rej-arclin.* the Pror,pect I hat the
foreign Policy ot ITiis Country Will Soon P-?ss Into the Gently
Guiding I i.mrls of the German ?Ambassador.
?? Editor ef Tha Tril a -
Dear Sin I have read with much sal
tion the military nr- Mr. Fi u H
Slmondi tew days his
' g the administration'
Ulies s
Tha greatest danper to tha t ? Ited Mate
mennce of
Germany in itaelf bul Forfeiture of the
friendshij Friend -, England
and Prance, .? langer which Mr. Simondsj
hardi. ? ? ?rates
? ine i-n ||(j pria that you aould no
I it. M of US would have
long ?afo ineii prepared to break with <!er
maay ?nd t tha Pi atl I I
neptralil l I lible.
I' ?' ? sintained it
muat be eoi tent, and hov eai this l?e un
en tin?
. red equally
iple? of international
law! rhe fact 1 ?r iches are
criminal ar ; la charged
? Bi gland ara n ? - meanora af?
? pro| si '; alone, d< es i ?I abi Dive us
from prot? t botl
What mid
? g openly with tha Allies or pro?
breaches of inten -
lea by eil far aa the* affect
Ameri? an int? rei I
There i ? ? reach the
conclusion thai ;; <?? sett of ahieh the admin?
istration coi ? ? England are ?n
fact not breache ol lav ?i : there ?a much
to I"- I ? BW,
In contra ? Germany'i
? able upon no pi inciplea of
. .
: i? bei n upheld
:
these I ' nlon ? upoi
. ?.. .
I War,
in d, ' e t wee i
? | I? ? i ?'? ? ' '?' ?
thence to th? led Co 1er?
. . ? to the case of
,- , Hand, to be thence -hipped
any.
I .
i .1 : M
. ?
A presentatioi the rea
? relied an would go fa its thai
on a hlch you desire to m
r that will neither nuke us
the tball of German d plomaey nor expose
m ?? the i : ' >St "?? n trae friends.
r thing neceaaary to he kept con
mdameatal
i ?' law which are
and inhumane and not open
? ? ?
there
? ?? ?
? i ? that ?
i CHAti ROBINSON SMITH.
15, 1916.
Our Friends, the Allies.
. : in?
In I is cry of pro. ?
for preven!
.vine!.
imel blindi
the i ?? i d in I be i
? ? teresl
?
thoroughly i ? ?? ? f ble ?ay, in?
I her wond
a for the ? iea<
i world, and froi tl i itaet thi.-i has
. . lei aad brig
tter di traction and
,t | . ? ? ef a ?sal dated terror?
I
? ? .
red an outlaw among the aa-.
and nn ene- , of -i S human rar?" '?' ?
the al
ties thai Howed, to which the Hryce
report gives lire! evidence, tl
of Amei baa beet
et fort '?'? ? Id atoi sbi
off all ratal
b'nt the whol
mal i| si
i
?fence tha
rights of i nklnd i by ;t
v f-ak and cowai governl
luty, to tl
ii tment of all
Americans.
, ?' ? this government of ours g?
ther and, : lei Hi - coi trol ' I ? tata De
? Count ; If, i
the cafe-] the Gen
ftom inacl
our i
t and coi
aal
Morristown, X. J? Fan. 15, 191(1.
Only One Year More!
To the Ed:* of T
Many 1 r I lenl
ink H. Bimondr* in which be eo clearly
the perile that att?
: pi mi ? ? '.'.:.- f rful
this try i paying, and for
what " worded 1? ers and
hiii'y" and "watchful waiting,** whieh sour;,i
but mean ah it? ly i '? * ? We have
gained ? ? rly every <
I th? f man]
\ er a i I i beral
?? ? the
. the offence aga
ent aenda birthda
?
i g to have milk i
lerman babii getting ou -; ? I t
attered at the botto i of tl n ? ?? .
B il non * it count von Bernatorff
i.iul so kindly advert ft that his
? | .- ? oui citl
i ii thai ga of our fon Ign pel
tes to Englai
.?. fee bales of t.on. The
je t back t
man vol si t Novel
And I a hat
. . American
men have '>? wivei
mghti rs received a worse (
government treated i ith one set of out
laa and thea with another II was aga ? I
the moral principl? i o? tur Pre-?: lent to rec
Huerta, wl all hi?, fault?, did
ir ply prote t the
elgn residente, io our goven
Villa who i ai irdered ilxteei
. ? rani , and th<
had previously
? ?
gove
. ? rnment
i our Hag a roya il ' .
imanity" a scui latice 1
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