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T rooked Publieher. You can tell h.:>i by his let*, bul bettei by hia Paper. about tl.r QJ, ! 1 I Ot Ol k ible! narkable. d that .1 lot ? by betray lile. ? ? \ ,- ? : people pub every ?? por 'i"*r printed in The ?C?.\ \ r criticism of ?rjverti tthoda, excepting o !y p tenl '*' rhe Trib? une o - 00, pay? able in an Tribune .icverii'or. r -ch month a special prizf o I will be awarded for ti. ' ' e or de struct! printed. Any one is eii: and an) v bo written by one person. m ? w*<ll be printed, on prefer, but unsigned I - ?'?] not be read. I no moans for m which are an int?grai p ui of our campaign. tht ?Tribune First to la*t I he Truth: WS Editorials? ements. NGRESS TO READ JEWS* BLACK BOOK Zone Suffei nted at i ? of ? ? ? ? ? ? ? T L Shevlin'a Will Proba! ? MILES DERIDES ?. S. INVASION ( ountry Has 1,200,000 Men w iili Military Training? General Sa) s. I MJDS VOl UNTEERS; REASSURES SENATE Senator Nelson Propose?. Five? \ .-.ir Enlistment Plan to P \ido i.doo.oiH) Wen. W T :cu ?> was y i Knute ! . him ? , armj l>\ provid ! ? I train year ? ?'-rminei! bj Would Provide I'.OOO.OOO Men. ? ? I m? rneral Miles Scouts Invasion. ? < ? -.- admitted for a force ? arm> ? ? ? ? . preferably with Dg being put in : regulars ry in time of rould be run up to elgl ar on the Karr.e pria ? n o?>t plea for full rep . came ? ? ' ' ?'???' ? ? ? ? ? 1 o I ederslize Militia. ? "?* ills, rhir** nf the War Depart that a fi militia be the heM foundation on which l the propoacd continental arm) American Im I ral M l';i\ lor, chief of \'n* ni i (Iid" n taking euro of Ih? I he ?,i!tnir:il mu,| he ? 'i .1' tailed ?tatetnenl later. Sixty elghl naval ? .-ail mirai eady a ei <? Im ildli ?uthori ?.?.! Nun- are battli 1114V ;i! additional ?hips. lnve?tigation by a special Join! rom Bnj alleged ronni rmy or m ite munition manufacturer? wai propoaed in i i Lane. The resolution ?l?o propo ? Navy and !.. BRANDEIS FAVORED IN SUB-COMMITTEE Senators Chosen to ( ?insider M<s Appointment to Supreme Bench Cause Surprise. i ? to conside of Louis i' Brandcia 'o he A??ociat< uprerae Courl ?>- a? ap I \ nirmai ? Judiciar) ? ? ? ecause ? rounf h ? it to be rather fai orable to Mi ? Mr. Bran nui .t wii'; ? i .. imewha the i ? picke ? oppose mmitl of Sen ? ! i 'iiir porl ' end. ? AMERICAN STEAMER OVERDUE AT MALTj ho. Puteh Vessels Reach Rivi ! li?mes in Dama?-ed Condition ! ondoTi, Jan. .11. The A mer Orleanian i'o, cmher '. for Malta and ? Th' ?urance paid indicate! thai ? n have almo ' ed h?! ? \ Lloyd? report ?ay? thi ? has hren damai ill amer Maasdyk i iient, in whieh tiro of h? no ir ?he Tl NEW POINTS UP IN WARREN CAS Government Hints Sociel II ?st Undervalues Good. at Customs Pier. PROSECUTION RESTS ON THEORY OF LA\ Collector Malonc. in Charge ? Investigation, Confers with federal Superiors. kt Washington, .Ian 31. On s m the ca? " ner.il Warren, i ? ? i mi dote rrnlnlr r im' n host eif society fo irk, Huston ami Philadelphl [ ami ited for bringin cl, ?nl m fal ave come I , .? ion bj th was learned tc duy, h ?im been farreaching. ? General '?' day to illsrus?? the, point n n-, ol'. fil m t Mrs. Whit Alivien, which has been fourni t iiirli;. ?kM t ? Department " \\ arren ri ?a involve i ork. prinri ? re ;ir ? In th Mr--. War i in th her legal rcpre ? Jl be the gmdiiij ila which the governmei I frauda. ? OWever, has beei i ctor Valone, o ?attorney Mar Mr. Miilom ? his interest via.? reasury ? ttorney, . Mr. Fox, representing Fred F. represent States Dis ? Nov. York. "Th- iVsrren Mr. Wnrren, lions of law thrse nues e 1 ? ponants. They i would revolutionize 'ho eustoma l.'.t aro a,? mpl\ tlio ?pi en? Ikvh *.. regulation? airead) fed "1 hud ? I'uiir conference with Mr. Malonc si rj Mr ? url i.,.i discos? the facts, i Mi Mi luppoaed t'i !.. i with Hi em. M] " der '" b? | H.lv i -ory. und luch ' he?e ?hould I... handled ex? by Ihs u arrcn i irsoni pron Vork were implicated m Whitney W JITNEY ELOPER ARRESTED < hatirTeiir ?.ccBsed ol Railting S??' *?ltli Nulo an.; Employer's Wife. t'amden, \. .1 , Jan :'.!. 'Ihr au here ?re IioI.Iihk f?<r the I ?;ui i el I. . iiattie liergi one, iiifr of a iitnej bu? operator who employed Kenrji Ken dmp, ' ? .lei spy ci'v, i ? bile from <>' Mr?. Pauline Hergenheim, Iref He and Mi". Hergenheim into custody ai an hou e ? ? BUtomobilc. Mi m Id? ??ainsi her, an -?ed. Rese?e Schooner's Crew. | Buena ? the ahaiiil Rakei ? - I cargo nf roui. . ? ' REVOLT RAVAGES CHINA PROVINCE 32,000 Soldiers and Mon #')Is Join?Kwcichow Governor in Flight U. ?S. GUNBOAT WILL GUARD FOREIGNERS I iichow and T/eliutsitiK (?ipt ured and Peking and (.hunt,' king Are in Danger. ng, Jan. 31 Kwelchow Province reh on. I he Governo forced * <?> flee on ? Commun!? ? h??fri interrupted. Luchow ami i .: sre reported ?o have i cd by ' he revolt I The American gunboat Monoci Ing on i he i'ani ? Luchov I ? hina, that ail od and that a /one has been outlined within which the Monoc rill protect foreigners who are . 'if d. '. ildieri from K ? ? ? rtiow Pro i reported to hav* ? to bo man'' ? London, Jan. SI. The namb-sr ??' peni in? I ?rding to a Muk? den di Thr dispatch adds that th? in?.jr ?--ent? | ? .- ind are eon? tinning their march toward l'< ktng. A Mukden diapatch on Janus****- i jfave ne.'. . of a riling :r: E the lead* ? ?',??? clam.' ? id. The d added thai a brig? M m . th.' M to Peking on the southern border Moagolia i? approximately 200 mile, north i Tokio. Jan. .11. The PorsigB deniei thl report fmn Berlin that :." ' rior rlghti for 11 | >-.,, i Agen? ? rankfui tei rminu i epoi ' Kar Ea. gl rd. ' . Japan and England which conceded r>" .pan in the Kar Ea I Bankruptcy R?f?rer Appointed. Georgs W, Porter, of Newark, named yeaterday as referee In ruptey of ? i State? : i ? The app'. by Judge Haigl t, at conference with Judge Rellstab. Por ?|| lueeeed Edwin <;. Adama, who it in Newark for . the District, of E PHILADELPHIAS MEN PICKED UP AT SEA Sevei of Liner's Crew Got lost Aft'T Collision. . Jan. II, The seven mis?. '? ? rican Line P elphia were lar. led to ?. * Milford Haven, i phia/a col ?? f. witn the Bri? i?b sa: ast of If la a lifeboat i ? ??'a crew. They r.in? ard were ftna f plckaj up .? asaia Islphla'a ' passen ' seven rat cabii tjr-foar la the ver?' below t:irie. They I n-''rad to the bat there was no "urn of pan'e. \ - i were dis tributi Beg Lea ?snk while she was bt ag drowned. ? ? i- aai alongslela her wai dragged do* ? ? ? Basa "were lured. The | | . now In the Mer I EYES FAIL DR ANGEL? l.ilu. atar, 17, Overtaa <? in Keplving t? Hundreds of Mirth.'.i. Letters. A- ? '? Hid ..Ian. II. Or James ?i?nt smerltui of the i nivi n ran, is re| "ed to ? inditioa as ???mpt ? ?av?rai hun . '?,-, | ?,\ on h birthday, January 7. . l| sad to be unable to ? ' ' ? I sight and Obi i i ?/VW??yWfi\-VW*^^ Colonial Beds -Sanitary Bedding S Solid "?Tai...?..,,,-. Hr.la in quairrt .ie-ien? appropriate for Conntrr Bomes ?aber.- In r.,.. ! i .i-??. ot'aD ini-xprnsi? ?* nature anr* *rrquir?*iL 25.00 up I . am. '.I llr.l. ?>i '?iibatantial mrlal? in larf/e varirl-?* ? ?? ble motif I . . le?! Red? ? ?*"-0 "P Brmaa Be-di ? ? l?5k?80 " i'lirllair Mittr.-M-? nn.l I pbulster?.' ???pringa??*? ?l**?"? niadeiip ?f'*r ?r,i, ra, ar). ?.,.,,.',,.,*, ,l,i,s iii-nrm*? p.rf<*.l!. frr?* ?-..orls. Hair Mali \\\\\ ? ?? '"|* I pholstercd SpriataSja IO.OO McGIBBON ?S, CO. UM I INI NS-USTERIOR DEI ORATIONS ?-Tthstui-?? i Wist, Nkah FlfTH Avp.m i" rwj^AV* IVI l_J The Liverpool and London ! and Globe Insurance Company, Ltd. \ STOCK f'OMPAN? 68 Years in the United States STATEMENT 31st DECEMBER, 1915 KI"XI ?TATl ll.?M.1ta.?a FIRST MORTGAGES 0> It l M ESTATI . 1778 4*4 00 1 s GOTEBNSH M BOND* . " 1s ^,XIK ",,N"S . asi 170.00 MCMCIPAL A HUM?. BONUS . l.?68.ii?ooo RAILROAD MoMis . 3.113,5-0.00 RAILROAD rilll'IKRi.li STOCK . I,0?3,*00 no RAILROAD COMMOK STOCK, (thlcaao * N. W. only) . IsT.ooooo1 < ?HH IN BANK. l.^S.I07."9 Ml. OTHER ASSETS ?,6e?.4?3.9? Total Assets u si n?ra?,i?r, 19151 $14,814,383.94 CNEARNED PREsHTMS A>TJ Ml OTHER LIABILITIES >7t,4M.7S Surplus $4,841,887.19 DIRE! rORS IN M v\ I'OBKl H Mill; r. 511 BBARD Ihalraaaa l.OMI Nil D. RANDOLPH TUMI IHK M. BROWN .IllliN \ Ml v, M(l HM, ||. ?HI I Mil K 1 Iti ?-I ?-I ?- <n nil nxDS m- mi i mm ii STATE? BRANCHl JOHN ? STEWART, United State? Teu$t C iirnpani, A>u Yorh. MiMlNii i, RANDOLPH. 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