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?ES BIG TEUTON
DRIVE IN WEST
?ondon Believes New At
,acks Prelude to Great
-effort ro morrow,
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CAST WAR S FIRST ROMB.
DIES NOW IN rRISON
liirlm. .Inn. 23 (bj ?? irelr?? I??
Sn> aille, N. Y.i.? \ninna lite no?? a
Iteeaa ??un? oui l?> ?la> l?> tin? Otrr
seas New?. \?irnr> ?a-a llu? folio?*.
In?:
"Altai?-???? (turn Tlirrt?>irii?f.iilf,
\iis|rl,vllinii?;ii\, ?asa that IheScrh
lafl anarchist Nedeljo i.ahnnot I?-?
ha? ?ti.'it in pri?es?,
"l.ahrlnot u h ?i? ??m? i? ted of
lniMt'ia- Ikrwwa B l.oinh at Nr.hilukc
I tun/ lYnliuand. heir apparint to
tht' taatriaa thron??, tu Saxartoto.
Beeaila, la .tun??, l'tu. Ute homt?
mlaoed the archduke's aateaataMle.
but Iniuted BOVOrel person* who
w?rr hthinil. The attack WBfl ntailt?
a few hour? ,??-t,?r?? th?? nr? Intu?a?? and
hi* wife ??T4> ?hot to death t>>
Gavrle ?Prlaalp.
"in -Octeker, i.ui. GaMaweles
? i? tounil galttj anil ??ontenced to
t??ent\ ii'iir?.' iinpn-onint-nt nl hard
l.il.or."
? ?? are, we? n timed at the
the daj in greater strength.
lories o? . xplosiom o!
SI ? .1 b) .i \ i'iy I
'. thi Gt rmans di
. froi ? of 1,500 yards,
? ? mads b> the roadway from
Lens with tl a road from Neu
V'aast t ? -The)
? to their lines by oui I
At two pc nta. where our trenches liad
been shattered bj ?a one, th.->
?n occupt .- ..
.
Italy ? spelled.
"Two German ? this morn
bombs on
??n? irons. Five pel
? wounded "
HOUSE AGAIN DENIES
H?S MISSION IS PEACE
Wilson Envoy leaves (H?ne\a
for Berlin.
1 olonel i: If.
Ilousi . ... raonat
lock in the
-!'.!'.. Ill'
' . e Amer
i come
?
?nht v mia?
?ad been published I ?
I thi
desired
'
? lovemenl or
but thai its pur
? thai which had
ft the
?
ISB will re
I a'..i
a
SULTANS YACHT TORPEDOED
. . ; Still Mloal ?\ nn der I.oll/
< omtnattda Turks In Caucasus.
I -,o the
...
? -,
? roal, rports from
?
bmarine in
tter j ar' of December,
usly injured, hut
?ftte
i. - ?ir von
.I command
of the Tur?, in the
acht Ertho
In 1903, ?a
? i ha? a difplar? ment
ment of eight
LX-PRLaMIER OF GREECE DEAD
!.. N. rheotokis Had \l?o Sertcd a*
Mialstei of lastrai lion.
'.. N. The - -
f Greece, died
, ? . from
.- ?:? Telei/raph
tokla a -? nred a?
? aid Minister of
? ? . .1 for other oun- i
? '? '
. to "The Mortr- .; 1
. . there ere
? a la of
?
? ? Ami : lean trade re
ey purport
? ? term ' neutrale' I-.:.
??.?.:? ? ? ?can term
Morning
? r flour,
??nient, inc.
ed St ?ta ? l ranee
? countries.
. ? ant "'? I? "The
? -s completely i?
rtnal titni
ntrii ..
. ? i I : , - - - a. It
? ?.. . ? ? .
?
. | now come
from ' ?
? ' ?
? pf tht?
placed
? . : ?'
?. a ere
? ?? .| from the ? nited Stati - I
? : . ,.. ,| 1,800,000
. : t observei
. . ? '..? Bal?
kans, It ritzerland and t
addit-"ti t.. Scan
? ahould
intrii
,. i 500,000 paira from <.??!
I US, \?.hi!<' Italy, requiring
. ? ? titiei
receive froi Great Britain 250,000
? m in 1913.
?i m. ni continu?e, no!
.? from
: ? f imports from
? . ? ! during the
of the scar from 110,
tOO pairs
tatemen! I the t^urr* |
ther how no increase
- ? 'ai III ..-? ?a and Hol- :
and thai it n
? y deduced thai I
. . port? of boot? from the
....
the normal Buppliea and
ed requiren ' y and
?
.?i tluit there had been ai
Dut
. ted for
Holland for th B< '
n, while \? ?
.
eutra.la.wl
Ita j aSjd Ruaaia, ?I i
?. . ? at b .'.:?? i'i"
; gone to ita ?
gui. ?
?howii . '-'? 'i'??'' " '?"'* "f i
were Imported tu-iore th?
full , ??. thi O-j-der in ' ouni
tated thai In? ?.pi
, . .,-? -..
- Imported before the ,
?.?..ir. Th U -i?. ' ' ' ?' '?? 'h<'
impoit.- of thi ?boll .. ? si of 1918 were
??3,708 torn and in 1915 810,451 tone.
Kur thi ?'?'.'? ' ' "" '
?jiveii i
IBIS, 19,139 ,
and In l-''"- "-'?'??'? " '
A?STRIANS COW
MOUNTAIN Hl
Search Every Montenej
House ?n Disarmamei
Says Vienna.
ALBANIANS SAID
TO DESERT ESS
Lyons Public Welcome* I
Nicholas. Who Accepts Mn
Pompadour's Residence.
Vienna, Jaa. M. Tie iiii?rn.n
of tha Mont?n?grine, it la rap?
Here, ?s progreaaing favorably,
of communieationa, the nature ol
country iin.i unfaverabla weather
'itired it difleall for tha Monten?
rorernmeni to reach outlying dun
It w i??i neceaaary that notice t.f
governments Intention tu eapiti
ahould reach ovary house, hoc
every Montenegrin ?ai arme.!, ami
tusk, m tha abaenea of rapid eoiani
cationa, ?h? fouad mora difficult
at t'i r?it aappoaed.
Tha Auatro-Hongarian military
thoritiea, it it anaoaneed, ?tr ahoi
mach eonaideration far tho conqm
people an.I have permitted tho mem
of public eafety organisatiena to
although Auatro H un ?-H
* i t-x.j.s hare airead*1 ?tMsun.oti pi
dutiea.
hare been taken to l
tha popula! on, which ia greatly
need of tha i iriea of Ufa
tiin hundred Serbian soldiers, who
taken refuge i?i Montenegro, were m
prisoners by ihe Auatriana,
tworthy reporta from North
i aay that many Albaniana
.? th? \ tro-llungariaaa
that the supportera of Eaaad Pacha,
Provisional President of Albania, \
ha* been o| poaed to Austria,
dwind ing steadily.
'he publie h
of the terms of peace 1.'tween Ausi
ami Monten? i not <
i ? ? ? ? 'Cill?t ion by
jT.-t-, .i i. ich t :'? i i aa a mal
?til the eoun
la completely occupied. There are
? i. howijver, thai ti..' gore
? i...; inclined to he severe W
' ' . negro, Througl
of Ant ? ?? ? d Dull gno, Auati ia I
ratal *hed an eff?
. or part of the !.. en ? ria
Neither King Nicholas nor the M<
tenegrin lenl withdr.
they made for ?
?
place. ? ? ? ? ??.re.... t
: n ? K ii g wenl
of the Kntei
? ! ? . ? .
impression made In theae eountriea
the an er of Montenegi ?i
..?.I by t
Headquarters " Bl
un.ler tinte of January . ..
"All foreign reports stating that t
fi?a"litini; hai beei rei imed in Monten
pu r .? invent ions, The repe
eft I
mod
"Up to th? not be
?
. ? tenegro re
this : ..rt.'tn
"iry result .?' I
Montenegrin campaign is concerned
"The ? ? g of 1
sing without
tion. At all plan Auatro-Hu
tii.- Mont? ?,
un.?er the command of In?
rrender their arm* i
. Numerotu detachmenta from tl
. ? Red ?.tir \ ai . their rea
? arma
??'i ? ? i . . force whii
? '
? ?? hund? ?"?I riflei and la o n.
King ' -'',. ?*?
. b) ( rown Prince Hanilo, I
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by a* ven oil
|
evening fr Italj n King A
? pi ? ... ? i ! ? ...
ition by the mu
. riti? ? eli in tl
name of Preaident Poincar?, \ n
tary eacorl att? i ded him to th?
i ?,? and two daughter
the Pi c? ? - Kenia and '?
arrive.I laat week.
M. Denya Cochin ralleil at ti?
nt which KitiR Nicholas is Btoppin
after the letter's arrival to wel
him m the name of tha Franc
government, of which M. Cochin is
bier ? ithoul pon foli? \ croa
% tl
Th,. K:n
..t' Montent. i red '??? lee oi
r .? bal? "i . of the I ' ow hi
the ch< ' ? ? .
throng H I in t he !? ?
I ur? ique nal tume
1 | . grin r..\ al fami ? t ha
decid? .1 to accept a i buil i
.... i of th? ?? Rive
which was built fur Mme. Pompadour
The building was placed at thaii dfa
posai by the ? it* of Lyona.
King Nicholai i"a decided to weai
, ? ,,? clothe ?atead o? h.s m.!itar\
uniform, in order tha' he may prome
city without attractini
undue atl
4,000 Turks Captured
in Battle at Erzerum
London, Jan. 28 Four thousanc
Turks, including fifi wer?
red by the R i
battle in I he neig] boi hood of r.i teru n
i -cording to a Reuter diapat? h
Pol rograd. The r? poi I a) ? :
??Th.? rout of th?
which r. suit ''1 in their be ? ?
into Krxerum appears :"n.ni lat?
' ? ? i e\ en ni'
... . ? the A rat r?
\ ? he Ottoman
the !.. an i ca?
i 1.1 n'1
. ' .-.
chine guns and enormous quant I
munil -
-I he influ? of 120,000 Turks in Kr
terum ia conaidered to reduce
..:' the fortr?
-?-.
MANIFEST CONCEALS COPPER
Pifteea Caaea af Metal, Diagaiaed as
Hammer-, Belied bj Hriti-h.
London, Jan. 25, A statement given
il press
bura
"Among the cargo found ah. uni tha
Swedish steamahip ITna. from New
?.. Goth? nl | . I openhagen,
m.- goods deacribed on the bill of lad
ing as fifte? ea ? ? ..f hammei
: Btatei t.. a l>uti:-h for?
ward -? ? ,
"They were found on examination to
? ? flfteei eaa? . each ?
bag '?' > "pi" '. braes and appa
aluminum filinga an.l turninge.
?? I ' . - know for
m hum the alleged hammers are intend?
ed, and the ?.I- bave bean placad in
the priai court."
LORDS ALL FAVOR
DRAFT MEASURE
Pass Second Reading of
Asqnith Bill Without
Division.
LABOR CONVENES
TO DISCUSS ISSUL
Socialist Delegates May Declare
for Move to I .tul
the War.
London. .lar. If, The Mouse of
Lords Without division, passed the *ec
ond reading of the military service hill
tin? afteraoei
i he Marquii of Lansdowne, mitunter
without portfolio, spoke strom/ly on
the neceaaity of enaetlag the measure.
Dealiag ?with ita effect an industry,
Lord Lensdow*?.? admitted that the
weakening >.f the industrial army ot>\l
ouely alTected Greal Britain'? financial
poeition, hut he wa? unite oppOOed to
aay ?ue^geatioe that Greal Brltaia
1 might have bOOB content ?\jth Supply?
ing a great un-, y and munitions of ??r
t . iir-r allies, besidea placing <!rcat
i ItritniTi'it eredil at their diepi ?
"if we had taken that line when the
war broke out," 'he marquis said, "of
arould have been i ary
?'?m what ;t ha? he?ii, at..|
our confidence in the ?access of '.he
: ? ? .- a h ich a ? hop? to i ei ? i
the sprint; would ha\e been much less
than it .s at present it .- distinctly
for the interests of oui industry and
finance that we ,;. I onlj emerge
rictorioua, but 11??at the conclusion of
ggle il ould not he toe lea [
del?) .-il."
? ?un? llaldane laid he thought
the government might have to go fur
ther end make appi married bibb
and si i to I re?
The Arel h '..ut erbury be
?towed a benedii . on the measure,
Fayinu that he i ?arded i' a* a plain,
effort to
? ? isord narily diffl
?
Derby, director of recruiting,
? ? arai coi ? ineed that the bill
? : tui benee in in?
had pre?
lle helie-. e?| it eould be BO
? men eould be brought into
the m ?? paired and a? Industry
'hem.
Lord Derbj seid 'hat he was more
by 'he i stenl of exemptions
ted by th?- government than by
.. ' ona in men (?vailalil.? for
by 'I'?' munitiona
t ribunals. E i re] or? a sa made
four lists of reserved occupation!
had been issued? ?"?I he eould no! help
being i ;m- hem ve when he learned
? fewer than 100,000 Ladi?"
emptlng men from militari service l i
been issued In four days last weei?.
British Labor Convened
to Discuss Draft Bill
Bi toi, Jan, 26. British labor ??-'ill
define i tioi toward the war and.
compulsion el 'he most mo
? ever held Ib (?rent
Hr11>. - ere to morrow under
? sidOl " . Of Will Hi"! < taw fi-.rd
Anderson, Hi iber of Parliament foi
the ?Uterelifl di ? Ion of Sheffield.
"?lor?' than two million lahorite? will he
reprC ? ag them ahout thirt;.
?lists, wka IB anti-war
menta have been very ?-trot.^, as
tenaivi propaganda.
to I"? taken bj the
lered one of the most
P the eonfi
.?nher of theee workera are
pulson aerviee, bul
leclined to
ittenl
th lahor '
rar n
? ? ? |j will he moved
dock laborers ?to-morrow, deal
h ' he Labi rim"'
fruiting - it ? ? pei led
? ??? of thia reeolutioi
an idea of 'he tendency of the
I',., other resolution* refer to the
? of the war, the Labor
? ? ? . peratiofl \> ith the go ?
?. ?,. ,-? ? ? the
compulsory bill, which will be debated
en up a ? 'he principal
' I.nfi ' ence, and s H nal
Otion Friday on the munitions tri
The Women's Lahor Lena-tie conferred
?., da; and i ? olul bi - sgainst
a bill, welci i
peace mediation and favoring thi
arbi? '
.i ?
BROOKES ELECTED
"M. P. FOR THE AIR"
London ShOWS Dissatisfaction
with Zeppelll Defences in Vote.
I I , . . ;? . ?ft
I oi don, Ja 26 A- the ri i i I
?me ?f the most n-markahle Partie
tary election ever fought iti I on
Warwick Brookes is to-night
i Memher foi th? Ail " Brooke .
? . officiel candidate of the
b I 1,991 votes, giving
him b nia ? er the inde?
pendent can.i.?late. I'emberton Billing
l ... Brooke was quit
. hut his
conn... ....
.? had ?? ? acti??? -no
? ? ? ? I beral and Unionist
? a (real aurpriae.
pei
\ n expert airman, for
in tbe i?'
?
of Loi ??.???.
?'? t '
? ...
l ? . ? ? ... ?atis?ed
\ ith ? the got
? rnmi t I tfi nd them a?:a':i--t Zej
pelin raida.
? The Whiskey # Quality
! PREDICTS TEUTONIC UNION
Kl-I'umnnian Premier Sees II fini"
Stockholm In MnKtlnd.
Berlin (by arireleaa ta Bayville, S.
T.), Jan. la A monte the BOWS Item
Igivea "ut to day bj the Ovai aaa Neu
Agency w?i thn following:
"I he 'N'eue I'reie I'l" 180,' "I* VUnBO,
to day publishes an interview with P.
P. Cara, a former Prime Minlater of
l Rumania, who is now viaiting tha Aaa*
1 trian capital.
"The ex-Premier stated that. Ruaaania
never would side with the Entente
1 I'l.'.tet and that he even considere.!
Rumania'a neutralitywaadangerous tor
I her future, ll. oxpre.I the hope thai
tha Central Towers would si..m expel
the andeairabla gueati from Greece
"M. Carp expreaaed tha oplrlon that
tha future task of tha Central Powei
would be the creation of a block ol
aaited atatea from Stockholm to 11.-a ?_?
dad. and he laid he hoped Rumania
would be iacludod In this union."
n
GALLIENI SNIPS OFF
MUCH ARMY RED TAPE
Introduces f.flicicncy Methods
Into I'rench War Office.
Paria, Jan. 28. General Gallien!, tha
French Miniater of Um, in pursuance
of his policy of decentralising and mod
erniaing tho methoda ol the W < ''
administration, ha* laaued a ??> i ?
Inatructions which are regarded In
bureaucratic ciiclti as almo-' revolu?
tionary.
As a first atop, General Galll?nl
makes a elean sweep of that part of
the rid tape which consists m the obi i -
Kation of exeeaaiva letter writii |
exaggerated formalities, il., m
the adoption thrOUghoat the iirmv of
methods similar t.. 11 OM In DM in ljiru? ?
buaineaa concerna 1.. break dowi
so-called "watertight eempartmenl
m h Ich .?"parate tl ?? d : Ifi rent di
menta of the rentrai adi i I ion and
thereby eonatitute ? fruitful a.'
wa t.' "f time and energy, ha o
that the hoada thereof meet
weekl) to diacu - and i odrdii ata
work,
'1 he minister furtl er ordei -
greater Initiativ e be left to
officiala. I'istnet authorities will I i
fotih be empowered t.i make eont
which do imt involve more than 200,000
francs and tu sign or rein-' ? I
their own authority within certain lim?
its. To reduce il.i- number of soldiora
employed aa elerka he has given ii
St ruction ' that the ii -e n!' '
be made general in the department.
BRITISH ADVANCE
ENEMY TRADING ACT
Bill Passed to Third Reading in
Commons, Despite U.S. Protest.
London, .Ian. 2S, The Hou-"' of
Commona to-day passed the third rea I
ing of th.. trading with tho enemy bill
without diviaion, utter the adopt I
amendments Concerning minor di
in the application of the meaauro.
The feature of the debate wa
eral bitter attacks on the Board of
I rinie, on the ground t hat
shown t..o much leniency to ah.
IVaahington, Jan. 25. Secreta . !
sin?? announced this afternoon tl It
American government's repr?
i..-. ? -? the inclusi? n of Am?
in < ? ri-nt Britain' enfon
trading a it h t he ei era ? a? I ?
rd to th? ?.merit I
London.
Although the tcpr" ?
take the form of .
act la limited
r.tion to Brit! ih luh lects, tren?
jectiori is directed ag inat an* . .
to apply the legialation to v
II ade,
The I'nited State; contends ?'
proposed interference aritti ti
legal, and that it would be
t.. .aucceaafullj . a I l l
aithout doing grave Injuatic I
lean com mer ??
SWEDES FORESEE
PERIL IN PEACE
Eventualities May Alter
Neutrality Course, Says
Premier.
FIRMLY RESOLVED
TO A1AINTAIN RIGHT
(.?niassions Only Open Road to
Further Demands, De?
clares Minister.
! t? . kholm, Jan. IS. Maintenance of
neutrality in conformity with the prin
? ? of latl rnational law was the key
note of all tha apoochaa before bath
I..!, ea >i( Parliament today when the
lehate ..n the budget was opened
Leaden af all parties dwelt on the
ial unanimity of the Swedish peo
iiii(" firm am! Impartial neu?
trality. Premier Bammarakjeeld ?le
rlarad this to bo the policy of the goi
ernment, hut he added:
"V. e repudiate the Idea that our pol?
icy meana we will not abandon neutral
ler any conditions. It is our
. : ?? to keep peace, atid it is
nr duty t.. work for this end with all
'itir miyrht, but we must alno reckon
with eventualities In which mainten
Ite of a'l our ef
'..rt-., would ii" I?>r,?<?>? r he profitable."
den, the Premier continued, had
.? I< ivor? I eonatantly to eodperata
neut rala, particularly Dea?
?nark and Norway, to ?Ti.nn.te common
. '..r!-= Sweden had been
: i| to a eonaiderable degree, he
?aid. and .'.'i.le.l:
"We regret that these united efforts
for the righta ami welfare of neutral
and for pre-ervation, as men
In the Speech from tho Thror.e,
of the inheritance of International law,
. depend "ti eireumataacea over
?r h ich "' nava no control, and to judge
which ".e hav? no right
Sec? ? h.-intfe of Alig-nment.
' Rut it is our conviction tha' the
. Ifort ? would be to the '
? i ?ally and ideally not
tnly of Sw? ' of other neutral
.,' .i of belligerent s. The
grouping "f the powers will not
"In .??her circumstances a heiligeren?
a vei > aorry that it ,
I of an often doubtful ?
and temporary advantage, torn up \
liona of international
? hen it la too late to restore or
m."
'I in Pi ir ad tted that certain
. ? ; ectal y of a commer
?? been mit..gated
'. been less scrupu?
?? - .'.I 'o abaolute and impartial
"Howi ? ?. . iperiei en | ?, shown us."
d, "that in view
and rapid aggravation
. ? -.. r one can depend
01 the precarioua
? of advantage! procured by
gemente.
"Othei neutrals nN'i have learned
a conce laiona merely
?*ive ' to fr? h demanda. When
? i M" ..n the i .1.1 of con- j
? i get farther and
. i ""i t' al neutrality.
Reetiietlaaa ? Kisk.
"On the ?ther hand, there is tho risk
... . ? ? ? ? ma of our
?und liber'v. should wa submit
'" ? ?'". will pr.tliablv rfttiR'n in force,
in a more BCUtS form, until the ' I I B
?h? .'.ar and evt a lubseq tent
re 'ilt m a dependence ?
and political!} painful Although ii
?in- [atara I
p? ndenee we have renoum ??'!
temporary ben?t ta, I he eo eel a re
? lilt for our in.In?* r;a! I .(?
than in othei
deed, rather to the contrary."
Mjalmar Branting, the Socialist
1? H?l?'r, ? ? pi? ed d wit!
..... paeel of the Prea hose pol
icy, ha declered, leemed I i '<?? to ei
f.o.e ?h.. nation to the ?grave
oh ly for " i -??k" of BB ?
pretaBtion of internationel law, Th?
prohibition by Sweden of the exporta
tien of weed pulp, ht mid, -.va- purely
un act of n . ?
"What i- waated la reeeooabl? com
iron ?<?? for alackening the t?
If. Bit ".ir.d aol
? i l:' t.?. drivei to extreme?
Irrecoi l he Prin
ister baa agaifl said that the govern?
mm' desire? to keep peace, hat it
should be berna Ib miad that this
might be impossible, notwithstanding;
all hi? i 'Tor- ?."
Ex-Premier Uadmaa declered him?
self in favor af active rather than
passive neutrality. The nation, while
"lining its neutrality, should
guard It - i licht?.
"The f/reat edifice of the ?aw of ra
t.'iris axiBts no longer," he con'
"I's foundation ap[ ar? to be
?.i It. will be -" ? ? of i ? i
tral Sweden not to participate in the
demolition of the law of nations. We
have th? right to be treated by
- in conformity with that ;.
- a,
BRYCE ASKS U. S. AID
Cri/e* American l.oaernmenf to Send
Relief to llomiless \rmenians.
London, Jan. 25 Viscount Bryce,
formerly British ?Ambassador at Wash?
ington, asked the United Statt : gov.
arnment to-day to tak? atepi toad
relief to the Armenians.
According to the ex-nn,ha?sador. th?
\.. ? -i driven I )
li: l into the desert? of .-> r;a and
Mesopotamia.
ALLIED AEROS
RAID MONASTIR
(iievgeli Also Bombed by
French Squadron?
100 Killed.
Parla, Jan. 2.V The Serbian towns
?' M I I tit and fiievfreli have agram
been attacked by a squadron of sixteen
?: aeroplaaea, tha Athens corre
-?".i dent of the liavga Agency tfle
rr.,pl a I- a estimated that 1''0 p?r
noru were k.lled or wounded at ?iiev
,;?
All the i'rench aeroplanes returned
Ir. aoma ca.es they covered
1 '.!<) mile?.
Ath? ? , Jai 21 Tha Kiectoral Court
. | 11 ixteea dopa
?rom Northern Kpirus tha*
A a as far aa Koi
II v (ireece withou'
fter the 1 i lea Ceafer
deciaion ?...
? " protest of
?r..- Bat?ate Powora agaiaat the holding
of i led ''M - ? '
BULGARS TO LEARN GERMAN
Teutons Demand Teaching of Language
in All the ?*?< hoois.
Tai '. .!..? 18 \ diapatch I
Time-" from Sal?nica iayi '??a*, a Gar?
.nan municipal con.ir.:s?ion ha? arrived
? ?. ? ? the author 11
agard to meaaurea for orgai
the municipal tj German
The Bulgarian government ?
? 4'. of ?,er
?
nak.ni; the trac' ? ^- o'
'ory in all ti..- H . gai
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77/6' Illustrators' Ball
It is a time for tomfoolery.
Pen and pencil are neglected.
Brush and palette are forgot?
ten, too. The artists and illus?
trators of New York are trans?
formed for the nonce into
merry madcaps and incorrigi
>? hie cut-ups.
James Montgomery Flagg,
( liarles Dana Gihson, 1 toward
Chandler Christy. Will Foster and others appear in costumes of their own de?
signing - they actually illustrate themselves. Seldom are they so candid! The
Graphic Section ol next Sunday's Tribune will show you how thev did it.
I our striking views of the Cathedral of St. John the Divin?- will be pre?
sented, art photograph? taken at various times?in the earlv morning, late at
night, ?n a snowstorm and by the aid of concealed electric lights. Tell your
newsdealer to reserve your copy.
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