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KAISER, .RACKED BY COUGH, IS
AGED AND BROKEN
w OS DON, .I"?. 26.?"The Daily Mail" corre
?^_j spondent describes whai ht yaw of tin German
Emperor at elost rangt at Nish: e
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man Emperor. What a changt.' Tht Emperor is n<>t a
tull man, as represt nted in his photographe, and be
sidt tht great massive figurt of tht hawk-nosed
J't rdinand, who ha i a curious ducklike waddk , tht great
war lord seemed almost diminutive.
"Tht Kaiser's foci is thai of a tired and broken
man. His hair is white, though his mustache is still
suspiciously dark. Then ivas an absence oj tht old
activity of fft sturt.
"Tht Emperor is greatly aged. ll> held in his
hand <? handkerchief, which he was perpetually using,
and I noticed later at the banquet that ht seemed to re
quirt it t<> assuagt tht continual coughing. Tht hand?
kerchief was a huge Turkish affair of red, embroidered
with o white Turkish star and creset ni in '/o cornt r.
"Tht Empt vor ait and drunk practically nothing al
tin banquet, and it is said that I" always eats befort
proceeding to statt functions. Certainly he spent mort
timt coughing than eating at Nish."
WANN PLEADS
FOR DEFENCE
In Ringing Speech Minor?
ity Leader Urges Sup?
port of Congress.
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M ashington, Jan 28 I ?r thi
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might be cut off from
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hii appeal t.. the :.pie over the headi
of hi* pari ' ? - It also
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my, laid Mr "
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ndition a
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TURKS KILL 3,001
BRITISH NEAR KU1
Relief Force Repulsed ii
Six-Hour Battle on
Tigris.
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Brit -'?? ara?) going to the relief of th
troo] ded In the
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.a t he saeasy lefl
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Ay Imp r, eommandiag the relief exped
tion, ?ras feieed to a?k a day's t.rr.p :
bury the slam.
to the 10,0
beleaaruere.l by the rurks In Kut-e
Amu: i The ?rescuing army hi
been oneb ?dvanci
vigoroui asaaalta whieh coal them s
I men. General Toerasbend,
eut oft* from relief, may b
??urrender.
"Engaa t the Kut-e
Amara [ ?
ta toman t I rit
mg from Imam AIM ttacked
J u lary 21 th? Tur- iq ne h
Menlarie, and on both ?
Tigria River.
"Tl ent lasted sil hour:
All the Britis itta i .repu
by i -..
repulaed at ? i ral ?met to the eaat
ward.
"On the battlefleld the Britta
about 8,000 dead. Ihr Turkish lo???.'
?ver? ? ' r ?light
"General A j er iaked sb i i
oas day's truce in order to bury th
Ii .
"British soldiers taken prisoner
? ??? I that the British colun n
men la di ad and ?roe
the preceding engagement? neai
Said,
" rhe Turks attacked an ?I ?r Brit
ehment sdvaacing to the n
Korna " teflk, wh ?? ea
Briti I to retrt at. I ? l< ft om
huiiilri-.l ?1? .i?i."
?advie - re?oit ad by the ' '?- erst ?
Agi ncy from rereis
N'ail i Khan, a premini
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led the Rui
rhe Ruesisni
ding t?i the report, lost I
chine guna end intmuai
tion, as well as e nu
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GERMANY RENEWS
PEACE OFFER TO SERBS
Willing to Extend Boundaries il
Kaiser's Son (iets Throne.
London, lea. ti German)
tinuingheri
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athen? correapondeni
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'...- offered t
- m th.? directioi
i'Oitnia und Herzegovina and n
r. ? ei tuet
. ? ? Prince Bit.
rich, Emperor Willia
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PARIS LEASES SEATS
FOR TRIUMPHAL MARCH
Americans Reserve Window,s on
( h amps des El > sees.
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Pa?ri
king fer premi -
h hospital wanted to in- on the A
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ENVOY TO WAKE
NEW LUSITAN1A
OFFER TO-DAY
Lansing Asks Berlin
to Admit Wrong,
Is Report.
BERNSTORFF HAS
KEY TO PROBLEM
Holds Power to dive More
than He Has Proposed.
Say Officials.
rVaahingl
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th?? diplomatic litual
Depart
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