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in rail tl
m1 went h
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the r?..*4ii. and everr* iben ?.
me rush
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He, kons Mr?. "A'llsOB Olli
There was always a demand
: .? Pi ? ild turn
: and beckon her out, "Jui
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ant Inter Mrs \\ ilson appear
?ring kept
egan 1 peak
tempera
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round
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aga and
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d SHT.g t*f
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1' A
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n command
"There Is No Sodden Crisis."
! Milwaufce
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ur in
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chalr
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now ;
, "Am.
e na?
of n
franklin Simon a Co.
I'ifth Avenue
f
YizrPs Cloihw? Shop
8 West ,?Sth St.?Store I loor
Se? s '/ Step from Fill h . I
Sale to-day
Men's Hand Tailored Suits
33 to 46 Chest
Our Regular Stock of Winter Suits
15.00 20.00 2.5.00
Heretofore $21.50 to $40.00
? ihree or four button models, reproductions in style and
workmanship of the best cuatom tailors' prod
11.?- fabrics art- exclusive in design, produced esp<ecially lor
1 ranklin Simon (\ Co. by the best English and American
mills, they include Invisible Plaids, Shadow Plaids, Stripes.
Checks, Herringbone, English rweed, Novelty Weaves or
Blur Serge in this season's colorings
JWeiVs Hand Tailored Suits
33 to 46 Chest
Our Regular Stock of Winter Suits
17.50
Heretofore $21.50 to $24.50
Two, three or four button models of English Tweed,
Oxford Vicuna, Checked Velour, Pencil or Combination
.Stripe??, Invisible Overplaids, Overplaids combined with
Stripes, aNo Blue Set**
Mens Custom Tailored Suits
33 to 46 Chest
22.50
Heretofore $27.50 to $30.00
Two, three or tour button models, matle in our own
shops; many details ol wotJ.?*?>>anship only to be found in
the best i ustom tailors' iM-oduct.? 1 he approved custom
tailor nu.d'-ls-- >,ipr-.-?/)i quality English and Domestic
Fabrics, including ??visible Plaids, Stripes, Checks, Eng
bsh Iwer.l m H*?.?- Serge in tins Mason's newest wea*
and coloring,.
gieat many of a
m i m hearts the n roll?
n || not Ani'-t lc ?>"> <?
?hat onr root-, mir traditions, run
I
? I'll ll ell
"\\,> rani
ii eaaential blood relatb
.,? if there were
sentiment whii
?
lhlt 1. for one, he
'hilt that ii'
t the danger ??s e?
iitt?<). bi ?-nu e I lim! (earned long ago,
? ?! will COI :
.i mon who
present
s
?
?
?>?H. lio
do t?:
I
itter
?
Cur America I irst.
?
r* that
Hut 1 also
.
?
to which we belong m I
"1 know tho Impulses whirl
?
untary desire to i
\ ? i wl
to t h ? -
?
I
I et Them ! ill."
? ? .
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y
"Re Read>. * He
r I 1
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ent o f
the !
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? and the ?
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another, bul peop
: : i mi mb< r, hat
? ?
MIT lb i
un nut '
We do not m
thl question Of pince ntnl war. nr
,1
il must come, to be
ind pi
"Thii i onstltut ie i'nl
the C(
-. i of my fellow i
i
.? wil In An
, up out
ii ?.'runt ho i
man not
I shell
?
Waul?? Citizens Trained for War.
.
i against th? d
where m
me una I ws
?hat t
i be ui\
i arms for t
gov< lates.
to be nie
'
cessary tra
"I hi ? great n
but
gum I
"I
lard at the ili iposal i
-
? i
arms
l!u-ine?-s. Not Sentiment. V|n>
?
prob
?
I ru- i I'hinls.
?
manufacture all
t ?a put upon bu
ran at any rate keep
within a moder
mit.
ernment of the Ui
he impose.:
-.ou may re
while ? I
ipital and I ?
? tir themsel.
these mailers, you will 11 ? ?- ?- r * I,. ? 1 ? ? ?
hit h is ?|?o po
..h thai it i? most Ilk?
; ment of the i i
f .nul inllin?;
? very thoroughly,
need ? >,. bo feai on thi
nobody 'hat th
i: money making I Wf
tor one, be ashnmed to be ?m h B i
If it bad any
piclon of ; hat type
"\nl BR Infini I'll!" BS M?' laOol
ii innocent
and I
in Washington that the)
ful in mich matters as
rs them to bs
another mliappre!
lion finit I do not wish you to en
'
? reei nl Inadequacy
i
to preparation for national
?
"l have hoard lome natlami i
fi Ikin? ?bout, became dsfanee? sre
l
?
? . : not ki
I nd the coaal
'' the I n ? while
?quipped m
lodern ?nd
ure told thai there ha? h
?
the navy, We h
at op ??? ns*. y which in quality
'ln> world. I
Ing It lark v. In s
?'. ?? fourth nie. y m '
! by i o
? ..ii that
? cond In
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iverld when I iro on boi
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Bui I thin?
Defence Must He Spurred
for '
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?
I
culabl
liuardiana of the \.
irai an
er fror
'thi
which
where
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To Three Burglar Tools. $590
gloves to
barrsssment which s
?inger print might bring, used a
| ener on the safe in the United
?gar Stores Company's nhop at 113
Lenox Avenue early yesterday morning. '
got |590 the receipt-? .of :
?rht and Sunday. They left their
?
Geo.C.Flint Co?
I^.J.HOFLNEPL Co,
'MASTERPIECES"
IN ENAMELED SUITES.
It would be impossible to exaggerate the rharm of the soft Gray, ( re.un
and Ivory hnamels emplo. in two-tone effects on many of our
New Summer Styles.
There is in tlie simple eleg iru e of these pieces a sort of exquisite daintiness
combined with dignity that makes an instant appeal to persons of refined tas'
Oriental and Domestic Ru^s and Draperies.
FEBRUARY REDUCTIONS
I0r: To 50
on discontinued patterns and odd pieces.
Our entire
FIFTH FLOOR
is devoted to <? small selection from each
department of the most interesting pie.
Hint S Homer Cq inc
20 -26 West 36 th St
New \brk
Charles E.
Van Loan
knows racing,
but this week
he proves again
that he knows some?
thing bigger than
any sport?human
nature and lift' itself.
In ??THE REDEMPTION
II ?iNDICAP" he runs all
the way from slap-stick
comedy to true-ringing
pathos?It leads this
week's
Colliers
THE NATIONAL WEEKLF
NAVY IS READY,
ASSERTS WILSON
Preparation Made for Im?
mediate War, Me Tells
Chicago.
WARNS DFL A Y
MAY BE COSTLY
Pr.sident Sure America Is
United, and Feels Sorry
for the Skeptics.
? - .
?.in. si. Convinced I ? '
? rparedness, ( h ruten ?
.i? ii tpectaele m.d a re
' ,u...- l're
It "HS B
evening
"
the va
:
wai
can-fu :
<f* ha.? made pr
for immediate war a
i cone? ill .-? ?
?.val fore* (? Ina n size,
ire!
"Wo have tfive'i to th.- pi
| ?
? uch ?? I am told
li?ent
The ? .-h was in
idealism, un
? ?
sis, on
end future of ?
.1 an i for
mntry
?
which Mr. '?'?
. ned of
immercial
?', ?nil em
v ?? es i I
?' the war for ?
i. ?
\?ni<!n Kcading War Details.
"We must not let our thoughts he
we eennol I
"Ii
r largor II
? ?
I
the other side of the
'here has been s ?,'ieat deal of
I'hey do i. i
Werica thai
I ? -ion of peace; that be?
hind all our wealth we are a body oi
l ich more ready to lay down
our lives for a thought than for a dol-1
iar. They believe that we have held I
off because we thought that we can
make money while others are dying. It
la a mOi.t cruel migjudgment so \vron<?
ni almost hopeless to try to
correct it, as it shows that the whole
fundamentals of our thought have been
! \V> enn better serve
rhe nations tit war by holding off 'hun
n any other way."
Strike* at War Klement.
iek more direilly
than before at those nhu have bei/i;
the count
the ?
"V. hen I see ?ome of my fellow i lti
?? i.l tii'iier wtiero the sparks
I wonder what tiiuir
ID) i I," he lier .
"Do i peculiar
i in winch ^ our
re m plaeed?" ha a*k?d. and
again told of the conflicting demand?;
?
tints
..ut of war. He told ho\?
? >n of internatioiial law hits di?
ll ? i United States, an i has?,
hstanding, it had been nece.-iaiy
technical hmiis,"
?i you know the teeline is
.?fher the rights of our in
ial citiiens ure injured .'i i
A plea for non-partisanship, which
tVp f esta res of the
- nt'ri ?"perches, was on.i".
night, and, possibly because he had
Mr. V.'ilson made the
i of the Strength uf the navy
? y partisan for once He
ad in to praise the navy, and dig*?
to compare it has been
?r his ailminiHtra".jn
and under previous ones. The question I
BACA.
P/ahmtm$mitk<{ 6>0flFTr?AVF| Jcuvlcrs
FLEXIBLE BRACELETS
Bracelets set in the accepted
fashion a distinctive feature of
our collection.
Oppottt? ? '. Patrtck*i Cathedral
fZ? "A* see .???ser? ^tfth.Api'nur.?*??** ??a??. ?.? .w?-?.???_
FINAL CLEARMCE
Of utemna uov?nb
$125 m $225 Va*? >?t $75 a"-1 $95
ulcitm? ? Lall?w vM}nd
$85 '" ^ 165 v ???"?'? at $^5dnrJ *65
dxqiiipite^ lOrdpr -
$225 to$350v*Iu" $I25,$I45,$165
<??^cIas
at ven/ ^ireat?dvinqf
L^crfccliipllatrlicd JyUural
ijifoer arid SlucJoxes
Values $750 to $1.000?$475 & $500
DYED BLUE FOX KIT FOX ( ROSS FOX
MINTED FOX RED FOX WHITE FOX
AND BLACK FOX
eie?r-$75?$95?$l25to$!95
Formerly $125, $135, $225 to $350
Of soli, flexible, high-quality skins
AT$175?$245?*395
Fon; }25. $425, $550, $600 to $700
f I
gram"
the 1
I
?
"If ti
the
Put 1
.
i -
ised with the ?
President hi?-* bean ropeatin.;
Relie?* on Mirent \ppcal.
"Mi i: You
put nie under a gr
by th
And 1 am quit
1 am
-? t'rank
I
.
lient the nuty of reporting at the be
of the
that
?
nusu
do SO,
directly tu tl a people therm -
i with that
'?.ave taken the I : I??, r? j of eon
?ou to-nii?lit.
Uns Merely fhe Hea-lnnlng
tar ago it did seem as if Amer?
ica might rest secure w ithout any great
ar xiety and take it for granted that
she would not 1 e dras ' mael?
strom, but six mm tl s ago was merely
the beginning o' I . i, Another
year his been added, and now no man
cur. compet
States will be drawn into th< struggle
or not. Thtrefore ?f is at"
that we tel to
' ss to whsl
d do.
"The trouille with B ajreat m^
our fellow cttiti
maginal s
.
?>on it as those should wh
ead and il<
.t. r are ic
? ' ''?etion
? ?
ur thought?
e.
"Have you not >w ell the
constantly
o us from '
?
before whom this
terrible plot ?a. a i out?
? rerybody ?
I rica for
moral Judgn
1, .w each side In the '
:. theii
?m mies in the wrongT Id
? ?
laaien of Judgsae l
It whs are
very
t h e re was a cet **? **
I WS
I
?T not impombif
? ., ta uur
?
' -
? -. pi
i wsr. 1
?' the la '
nat?o- -
times fall ailaat ?nd look sa
principles ?v ?" ?
?
? ngaged nations, saa been looked M u
la
' -
each other. .
? .w that on the oth*r ??? ?y
water there has been a grsat ?a^
| cruel mlsjudgmer.t with regard *m
' reasons why - baa rtr:t -
: neutral. Tl * ?* ?Ml
-..ng pulse* Of ideal prti
an? in as. They
I aeries that her -
a mis-:on of peace aid thai "**""
oe mamta'ned *? * ** .
ard in "Law.?
realiza thai -: fn"r*L ,
paai irs-?.
I ,. -..
power, ,
a dellar
Dallais >?.t th? Hrsson.
ippose some of then? I
11
I money while th.? other? ar?
?
any na ',J, ?
wrong
that the ver;
"I i. ?
T?tai ?
\ ?or '
. menta of W
VV.? have believed, and 1 h?! **'*?. ...
n serve even I is
ron test the
?i m any 0l
\
or.a of the Iff ?[ "TTL
untouci iSssai
?
-?
losses al
from this war. sad , , -
r are S**
. as? t *'??
-, at '
Mansion Co?t?
IS Selected by Taitf,
A Delicious Blend I*
Five Pound, $1.20 Dcl'Vff"
?ii m?, aasft r ??"?" '
. a a? .'.*'???"
ALICE FOOTE M
?CPO*0
1 18
i Sg
.,t St.. Naw '"^'k

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