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, ? hTtatee. eren If i
a ? a to
undt i ' he German
Bj ethei
?They think thai
?
.- nd
. -. responsibility t!
af |i
1 ? ? r : ' ! \ ' S. ? ?
1 eei
i
? . Bt
?
Ko part ir efl I r-n the questions
I and Am
riaa ur
? a .-??e Oermeni ha net
. ?
k? ? tuatl in, and .he
faith m the
i ir ?? . ? adherence
the . ? merit! ? warfare, de
s the Perria
Thii a- ? ? ? ? I '? '.. t H be knoten
?: ? t caaes of
. ther hips i ? M ? -? rranoan
? -
? ? ard. ai having n
lh? Ci?i aw;.::
LANES IN RUNAWAY CRASH
Secret, in and Hia ?Vlf? Shuken l'p
When Bete Be li.'t.
\\ a? Secretary i I
the li ' were badli
?
r. carriage.n which they were riding
rma5?? i p post
n
hep the horse?
becami
Labor Asked to Oppose Taft.
Oraji ? ? ni off
?? nomination i
?
(putt ladfe. Upon recommendation
el Ike -jwaarel execul e? board of the
?.'entrai Federated ''nlon. the ortroni
zation se?nt out yesterday at
for n aational campaign agalna. ?
i
HUNGARIAN PLEA
ASSURES LOYALTY
Adopted Citizens Protest
Unta.niess ami Selfish?
ness of Native Horn.
Ill ORT TO FOUND
RULING CLASS SEEN
M.iss Meeting Will Demand
Square Deal and Share in
America and the ?Flag,
Wltl eai to filled with indefinite eb?
BCtioi . tal . ? freedom In
esent ?tnte, and with mi'd? da
? to have tm
tl ?' , which it hit? nlway?
i oi Id," a commit!
Americana mol at the Hotel Bt
fl inlay and laid ; I
tre, Sun?
day :.'" (BOOB.
the ]
I meeting ?rill
ral
the signed
a: th" close of the conferem-o. I Isi
?'.-<: i ? uoualy t<? protosi
ittempts of a self
ig . lament of our po| -
to ap] ropriate the
Stute? and the Americ-in flag."
other purpose? of the -threatened
rr.ci ?
"To denounce the
tempt? to ?! de and
.; ?
:
t
Me O?l IB?N ?V C '( ).
Last Week Inventory Offerings with
COMPLrlMENTARY 1 ()" Disc'Ol'.NT
Fine Household Linens
Linen Sheets and hillou) Cotts
Handkerchiefs
Dainty Lingerie
Bed Spreads Blankets Comfortables
Lace Curtain*
Transparent Draperies
Upholstery Fabrics
Real Mahogany ?Jeds
Sanitary Bedding
Oriental and American Rugs
?VZni Street West. Near Fifth avi-mt
'?
us i i ?et ic? ef condemning ?
i in?? ,'f aitl ana foi ? >. ? ? and loi
.t\ thlag foi Wim h BBOtl
i IBM i? lauded und pun?, d
"To declara n? on Amerieafl .he i
1 ? ?' .?? m icting thousand?
oui ? ti ten? for the real oi fancied ?
, fenci ? of a fee before hearing n
? .nal
" Po expose the pernlcloui effort?
? 11 [i o Mid devotion
h "? stanch rltltei by ?
I tonel) and persistent!? vilifying a
- them and th? It raci
" I" di rate to all the world tl
the Am? rie i cltiaen of Hu? garlan a
gifl i?, and alwaj ? haa ??? i n, ,
Ian abiding, living .h.? heal in hi
to the aer . ? of tha Ri public i??
fullj to call the attentioa el oui l'i'
.lent and of our national legialetare
I ' ' ? ICt .to i nl.'. hi ? and tl Cl r ?\ :
pBthy. With a view of ?topping ?n.
on "
tmong tha ?ijrner? ai tkls arate
are:
Joseph Aaslander, 0, D. tsetrko, 11
Rev, \\ llliam D ?korovany, Ike Ra
hen l' i herni. ky. ?Lawrence Ho
the Rev. Kaiman Kovaee, the it?'
?En bb< Komjathy, the Ri ? John Li
kece, Louii Bsombethy and Andi
? iv Marcus Braun, chairmen ?
th? reeept on rommlttee, will isat
ticket? required for admission,
?
WILSONS RETURN
FROM YACHT TRI1
President to Map (Jut Wester
Trip lii-Jay.
Washington, Jan. 23. ?The Maj
it ?? net,. jreid abou
. k to-night, and '?! <? '?> ?
. : v. pre .Inven u
? w hite H' .-?
lh . ..m ng the tri]
^ "i ktow :, Va.? yestei day after
? \\ i .--id appeal snee a
. ?
? . the V'.rk I: .. i i : i ited ?.' ? ??
lime the M y
.; up to n wharf nearly t!n
entire ;
VVh i' nt waa working i
? ? apeechei I ?
later 'Ms ? eck tha IVI tl
'... f. i ??.',? waa 1 to-daj
? | it t) e detailed plan? I
ge 1 e will addreii li Nee Iforl
and the Muidle Weit. A col
? lern trip ?
thi Pn Id? at i?> ?morrow
i ??? ? route ?
i to include n brief
I I
FIRE GUTS BOSTON THEATRE
"Dadilv It.rig Legs" Murned Ou. Si.'iiii.
Time a. the In muiit.
; he '1 remont Thea?
tre, the oldeat playhouse la the ci'v
stsi'ing legitimate productions, wii- the
I .. ,re which
? he front i
Ever) ? ? ? ?
wall of th it
: roved, Ineludii
rtics
.. ?. eh Henry
?
? ' ?i
? I
?
. . ? . since 1888.
?
I
?
?nd til
?
o t all i ?
?
Founded L82(?
t ? \\
Greelev I?mmi
Sf^e9
<*?/?
38th Street FIFTH AVENUE
39th Street
( barge Parchases Madt During the Halante? of the Month Will Appear on Billa Kendereil Munh 1'
FINAL Clearance Sale FOR
S tart in? To*Day
* r ?' '
^
/jrrv Suit and Overcoat Going Out at
$17.50
Ml Hand Tailored
The Suits
The balance of our Autumn and
Vint* r S Smartly tailored, of
the bettt r sort of mat.-nais, w ?th
thai degrt e of perfection \\ hich is
of all Lord & Taylor
clothing for Men. Nol a Suil in the
assortment but what will "mate up"
perfectly with the higher priced ones
you bought earlier in the season.
The Over coat s
Are ,! nal and conclusive words
in ' ? tei . Is and finishing.
Chesterfi '-;. and many of
til?- fine Kni1 ( oal- of medium and
heavj weights. Drizzle proof, loose
Swagger Coats, with .-haul collars
and convertible storm safe collars.
As finely tailored as master tailors
. . uld finish them.
The Suits and Overcoats Men Need Now
Vo Alteration Char oes
MEXICANS SHOOT
BANDIT SLAYERS
Durant Die Curtlng Amer?
icans and Akers, Their
Victim.
TOPPLE INTO GRAVE
THEY HAD TO DKi
Brother! March a Mile at Dawn
to Face Nrlnj? Squad In
Juarez Cemetery.
in. IbM-pasa '?> t . TMu ? I
El Paae i ai . Jaa. B. Curaing all
americana, am! especially Berl Akera,
the Aaserican they had alala, Bernard?
and Ffilfriro Pursn, Moxirnns, wi?re
? I ..f -o rleath by t Carraaia Bring
squad in th? Jusrer. Cemetery this
morning, The two men fell Into the
-?rare which they ha I baea reenlred ta
i the slaylag ef an unanaed
American eraa aieng? I
The bodiea were exkumed this after?
noon bj the Joarei aathorltiea la ea?
nbl? the United States custom?, eol?
lector, Zaeh L Cobb, and " delegation
from Akera'i hume, la Yaleta, te
a repoli might be
nade officially to Waehingteu und to
?he peo|.lt- nf Veleta.
The ex?cution of the Dsraa brothers
occarred jmt as *i?wn was breaking
over Joan At .r. o'clock, manacled and
! bj a detachment of Cai
iraaa aere taken front
tho Jaarei jail to the eemeterjr, met?
than a mile away.
As the procession paaaed thrnuirh th??
?treeta num., eai ??. iaeluding
among whiiro were
many a mi i fell in at th<
nf the .? ?' gaard. Borne <>f the
. : i., h trail lag in
of thi Joarei jail all night to witneaa
execnl ai thai a bad bei n much
? ..- Iciala would i call
il
?' i crowd of ?^l.tseers wn
??.I ta enti r the ? i metery, but
all of them witneaaed the execution
from a boil and hoard
ion of Amerieai ?
aran as he stood befoi?
?
When Ben
cana and the / . "evera?
Kederii sd?< d his
.
?' :
' ers.
% tl I ? ? lentifled
was
.
?
The
.1 to?
r '; irial.
?
red to rn. el
Demand h ... been made of
I ent that I
other Mi eclai ed by
"?d in
?
at San Loi
where '?? Downi
?
on Ak- f. b il that only
1 to nia death.
CALMLY TAMES EASE
WHILE 2 SUFFOCATE
Man Arrested a:id Woman and
Child Saved fron Cas Death.
John Lavateky is locked up a
? ? William
i org, mi ? i ' -i tempted f<
mis aasault, Mrs, Margaret G
widow, told the i aetory ol I
h ., ;. el
?
arres!
I . ;ii.I her .
I son ii . i room al
he? hoi i ? ? rester
day. John Mai ?er, thi
?,, had gone to the bourn
formel ebum,
I the i ?..II'
ind ? u.. t.ui > i - turn? I
. room. In room,
? ? i. :, Lavatakj
ted, seem n^iy unan ai
tlon.
' aman, Marnier forre.i
the i m, a I the a unan
Id were i ? Lavatsl ?r, he
I to I ' ?
? ? Mrs. Givia
'
? ? . giving
? band La1 tskj ; ad i
?: i- ? i- Id ng indeflniti tin I
II ? . ?? had d ?-.I from
illumini ting gas | ning on the
thai Mr Givia wai bn
rding to Actina
:? . ' '
isid thai I
when ited.
STRIKE MENACES
ALL U. S. ROADS
? iiiiiiniit-ii (rosa page i
be witl the road i, ,? * the emploi ers
|. ? ? espense of
SI 1 ,.j(i v.t. .
ble.
-.-:?? bt hrt en eiaplo; ? ij
and workei to be a sei
that 1 ? la at
.- - mi ??? - t.t look
eriata. 1 :
theii
ef the Pennsyl*. ania i ?ad,
us thai ? ?
' ' ? ? ? . ?' ? , . .,,;,. .|. :
i i.. ! ? >. .i ? mai
? that the freighl
-. o u 1 d b e - te i to
in 1 r, or 25 pei
? ?
? ? ? ? . Id v ? ?
? ?. ? ? ?i , ? ? ? ?., t it
; f 874 pei ?
!.. ? - | re i ?
?
a o'iM be a Ida l t?i their payi :
?
'.hat ii toi
rutilo.i ? tl .
f men between 1
and i ? l '.
11 need by
?
? ?
ties I that the avi
ne?
? ? -
... t boni
engineei who
; .... . ......
them in their
ia . ? bj the circulation \>t uns fact.
BACK TO FOLD
GO PENN MOOSE
Philadelphia Leaders Urge
Independenti to Vote
with Republicans.
WANT MOVEMENT
TO COVER STATE
Promoters Frankly Admit Tltey
Mope to Nominate Roosevelt
-SO Defeat Wilson.
[nr TV.-arai'?! ?? UM ri'"i'? I
Philad rlphia, Jaa. ??. k "b
the fold" movement among tha Week?
lagten i Pregreealve) party men ami la?
dependent? In ;i i - eltj are? atarted to?
i ich*., when a eommlttee of aighl
i. pendente e ho hav? beea
li tha leadership ef the R
?ngton I'.-ii4' and tha ra? loa ? reform
, and who m the la I ? lei I ?'>
mud ' up largely the lea lei hip of the
Franklin party, laaued a tornea! arg?
i ?. i- the Ind? pend nt Kepublii en ? i I
Philadelphie i" take part m the R<
n prii ' i to the end < i
might ? oil rightful pla ? in
?h.'ir i
Thia action came directlj as - result
of a dinner rec ally tendered by John
C. Winston to B large BBBlber '?? il do?
i. deal 4 in th? Manufeeta ? : ?' Club
Th" Hat el Baaaea ? mod to the
, m |i el idad > H. John?
. (vrthoi H I ei, Charles L He?
. . Charlea P. J? r k aa, Cyrui I?.
I. ? , )i?., John C. WinatoB. Ot orgi D.
I ?? D Allaaaa, 4 ai ta Z
anee 1 H rper.
| for unity of purp. Bfld BC?
I, | ranka nt
?
i ,. ,1 \S ,ir '.? . ' ?? IB tha
m. at and th< Republican Com?
? .uid the "reepenatble" k ad
P.nnej - \rgi Btly reB I
<t the " mi on Bn re of gi? i ? eo
and support i ifl intelligent and do?
. ? ?!
. Rep lb n raitl
nance to a
local " sngai in polities
i . , ? Independent i freely
lent it
npnificsi
? ??i and . ?
nation to I
Coi rent Ion for
? ? ?
F red i ' '?
f the le] ente, li "Thl?
a pri whei
.
lo "in
prn?
and we i ?get
it mi
??
? ? ?' ?. 1 lieana
will im ? away."
"Ia thia me I Repub
." Mr.
?'I i; ? I'm I
in to
. ,? ? Colonei i net.
ill I can ? ?
Compromise with Moose
Says Ex-Oov. Murphy
I . ! -. ', ?aO Thl
i, J together.
" Give end.
go
both the 1
- per
?
...
?
!.. . . p
...
by . x ii..\ -
?
i.i
r ? nel ? ommitti
. ' ' ? . Hotel
?II..
? ' ? . '':??'
arid take tl
" ? ' i ' will be e i ? h the
non '?.'. :?? d In my Jud
? ?,. ,
. . ?
... !?
".if ? Mr. P rk up;
.
be I
??
BURNS NOT ON TLOT TRAIT.
Denie? He i? i? > I rfperate with Federal
<>!:?.???-..
1 am J. Run t resterd
his r. tura fn >>.? hingtoi a report
m German i
?
" I hi i -a,.i
t?te D< ? ' ?. na.
call unon
?.
I ? I r. M c A
?
I .1 uly,
<?? Lieh onlj ' ? ? s kn ??' ' publ ely on
irn? said: ? ?
? i f some men
?
i ? message
rice to I
ras thi one of our
papers thej
? .
nd .Tai ?! \?. re ?atis
-
? "? v local
f Just
'? ' u of
1 T. T. 1 . , th? ? tyled Gi
ly a .if. .?. da) ?
Frat. i J
Stati i mar?I ? lismlsti
Line ret 8 ??
. . - ? ? ?
nd thi fug live.
LORD ABERDEEN HERETO-DAY
With Hi? Wife Will Seek Aid for
Si '? trisa Rablee.
* ? ?. i
v. Ian. 28. ? 1
.!??? n. ? ? Gei eral of (
?nd ', Irela
?
t.iii :, noon for N<
V?.rk. ? they Will I ?
?
?
. ? the
i
? - i. i ??
' ' iction
? -; '??? . . rvi.iau a ;ik. 1
U P PRESIDENT BADLY Hl
A. L M.ihler in Critical Corail
from nul Whll? Sk.lln?.
ihr Mapa. tfcs Mtaas I
Omaka, Jaa. U. A L Mekh r, p
ni.ut <.f thu (Jalea Peett? Ralli
i?, . In u critical eoadilIon ut tac
manuel Hospital here, na the resell
u lull while skntinif on n local I
lagoon early this morning. Com
sum nf the brain aad probably ol
serums iajuriea rsri'ler his COndil
Ifi i .
Witl i ? rifa ind h i mother ln*l
Mr? u \v Smith, Mr. Mohler moto
to flu? pni ' Ha ha.I In" i 00 he
aal v a ff i moment rhei hi
heavily, striking squarely on the b
of bis (?? ad R wai ten w Inuti i
for?? aaaistance waa ob ained to <:i
the Insensible man t<i his nutomob
when he was Mskad to the hospital.
STEAMER POLLENTIA
GOES TO THE BUTT:
Her Crew Sav d as Freight
Foanden Off CaTe Mac ?.
Halifax, N B? Jan. 23. 1 he Brit
freight steamer Pollentla, which I
in .?!. ri poi ted m di ti -??? abo Jt
unies off Cape Race, lour
according to s wue.eea meeai
i . . u Ul 'ii boai d ?? - a i
? u, i
An asi liagi laid that i
learner Giuaepi
re
ba Po ' ting I
muden i i I
r en P
: to have been ii the ??
... ,i .??. i In ralty. I
. , . ..v.., |j left Neu I oi * Janua
Gen ...
Early .... ter beg
to eettle. rhe ca il.ed I
. ; . . pj Verdi that ins ?u p i euld i
:, .' ,,,? only asl irttin i A bo .
? . i n is little
si ? ' me sines the Verdi hi. i b<
t s idii g by, she was mai I to I
most sdvantageoua po i ion
were launched '?'.
i? aide P
n pp. iloua trip, the dec
ir ere almoat level wi.h tin? sea,
ta I
! ndangei
? i
.
., Verdi. Evi
y, ami when a i
he i' ' ird tl
: ? found ' >I ? '. a ma
had been lost Hal :
man read the deck af the rescuin
m '?? n the
TAKES UP TSETSE FIGHT
I>r. lee Will Trj to Save Woakeaia
'?, ?rt un of Blei ing Si knee -.
Grov ? 1er the In
i of I ig - ?
... in hi
:
rat til
able i
i
?
.1 mother of the ska mai
posun
ii
' Di
i . f "Hi ?. n i ..? u .
..
"With mi
?
Dr L iid :
.... ,.. * ? nick
? ? . ?
i'-1
. ?
?i hi?
Dr Lea aid : "1 ihall us<
? ? rto untried
1 here will be ? d cl ?r con?
?tai ' ?? on hand at Dr. Pervi
? ; ?'? .i
v e >k i iha . kn >w if
?
Dr. : ? Fifty
eighth ? ' n au laful In
..
MEN ARE FUSSY ANIMALS
Bavea'l Learaed Beat VYaj to Du
- ' ?le i biag ?? Baya Dr. Weizmiller.
"M n are awkward ub.-ut
? he i ousa merely sai iso * bave
! ways
ut' doing imple tl .id Dr. Lou i 4
mill v. ph ? ? tor
Christian A ?. rday after
-
" i hi i n d i
?
r ta i ad
1 ? . have to be l
hief or
r ibbi rs or carry an umbrella.
"'. ha man who | I
r, can gel dre d si d o
? ? - ? .
He d
.
OU Doc Cook Here Ap;ain.
I r Fredei k A. Cook, irtfa Polo
fame, ii aboard ?he iteamei Ki
:. which arrived
Amer?
ramme Is did
last night H
s ral the I
? ' ' t to permit him to i
. ?
SAY SWANN SEE!
TO CHOKE INQUI?
Investigators Insist \U
of Tammany and R. H
Back Hotel Bill Row.
PROSECUTOR DENIES
POLITICS IN HIS At
Aski )"? Senator's Aid. Ht Asse
He Will Not I terfT.' wM
Eximi alioii of P, S. (..
A merry roui I ?<' I
??f all I
ialatlve eommlttcci far tea or flf
. ' an of I
f i nor Whitl ' '
tu th? I'anunia Cape . and aa
District Attor
Bwaam'a afrlei
low I?
tigat ??: of th? Hotel ?
?
miliar -a."i. 'i." .'un' on ?ay that
(atio ad i i
?
. i. f? will bo bis ? I ban c;m
a or Robert i'? La. inn, Bro
?
I on i
!;i t night, WOI :
g for b let
ition of Di vt-.on.
I
ieg,
i. a - ,r, wa? asked
? ucii wan i ? ? n, he aniwt-i-d:
. . ?. . . d:
?
' ? ?
all. '?.'? hi
?
have o
' '
bod)
lid be i
Biitmore :
our
?. Ice ?? ? ?' bill
genuine. If me Distrii t AttOl
. .. -. Fun t j
. ' - ?
in this case, I i I i ier tl
... ' m."
.-?.inn'? I'u p. se Firm.
'
? '
:
"I do I ?? "?son
'
?
.
that I a
top the 1
; .
.
I know a icted with t
' .
- -
re ?vu
? i in I
:????.;
.
Commit
llaman Black I
.
. :??, Hiul a man ex
IS '
. he to BUI
? ??r
a a 11
. ;
eral Com? Ind n't the
to do
. ? . .
tinner, and !..
then."
..
'..?:?-4
had t. ., ick'e connection
Hall.
inn didn't k. iw Bl tek
maa
'. leal ' ? say when hi I
Senate la A i . I
ThaBapeea lUicnd* mu.
?ver a .mer bill of
an t : ? Judge
-
on. "Wl i talk
iting .- on, the
that-tthe
'
?
luding tha ?
New \ City i it of mill
i jusl .:'?.."
he items listed under
? ?
'?? ?t ? leg? mate. He defended all ex
?
- ? -ii 20
"But not unfair," -^.-.:.i
n. -The mt mbcra ef
ira away from I
?f lawyer?
?
Madame
Waddingfon'-j
A Village in the
War Zone bt^
i:' '. " '? ? ? v.hat ?raj
'?'?r ? to be ?>? M ex\ zrA
" nandthetridof^
inv : rj ? ?ntry Bean
about hi ?' country bom
in Fran In the
February
S?ribner
he CIU 101 ... |
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em
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- rod s .*'.',.
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thai ? ....
to ii ?"?,
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thai tee a -?i.!
*.i,r at.
t Uw.c",
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itiva cos
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poem, "The Indictment/1 from Frederick Panning Ayer*s "Bell and
Wintf." It is a -picture of degeneracy or atavism that purifie?, by its
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And butcher? ere mine and mine.
Till! BAKER & TAYLOR CO., Selling Agents, 354 Fourth Avenue
Price $2.50 NEW YORK

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