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GUARANTEE
Mona? Baa a
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Ketu^ott? ageism ?Mbtme
First to Last?the Truth: News - Editorials - Advertisements
WEATHER
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German Sea Rover Sends British Prize to Norfolk;
Berlin Yields After U.S. Modifies Lusitania Demand
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Buffalo Police Ques?
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Five Hours.
RAVING GIRL'S
WORDS COPIED
Police Find Discharged
Revolver Near Bend and
Seek Accomplice.
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HURLS ACID AT CHILD
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CAPE RACE CRASH
CRIPPLES 2 LINERS
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OIL BRINGS S5,000,000
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WILSON ABUTS
Too Powerless to
Prevent Staining
of U. S. Flag.
IOWA CROWDS
OUTDO CITIES
PresidentCondemns Those
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MEMORY OF l'Ai RIOTS
Dei Moines, Fefc I Prea
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tribute lo the American Hag:
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upon ii . hu li are not \i?il>lr
lo the? phi lical eye. llirrc
"?em in moi r ghostly \ tsioni
n! devoted men who, looking
tO tli.lt il if;, thought "iily of
Liberty, ol the Right, of
Mankind, ?if the m^ion o?
Amera ,1 tc ihovi the way to
?lie world for tlie re ili sation
"f those rights.
^firl e? ri , grave "I e\erv
It i\e man in the country
would ircm to have upon
it the culo,? o? ihe fl,iR, jf \]r
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term to have on it tli,.: stain
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puUe o! blood, ih.it patch "f
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peace o? the --oui.
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men and to hallo* the.r
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lh( Ri hi ol Mankind."
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BY ZEPPEUNS
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Raiders Penetrat?
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ALLIED SHIPS CANCEL SAILINGS,
AS U-BOAT IS RUMORED OFF U. S. COAST
Norfolk. Va., Feb. 1.?-The report that a large German set?
going submarine, had accompanied the Appam across the At
lantic to prey on Allied shipping in American waters caused a
hasty revision of sailing schedules here to-day. Several ships,
on 'he point of putting to sea. were advised to delay their de
paiture.
Washington. Feb. 1.?Naval officers were generally skep?
tical ot the operation of German U-boats on this side of the At?
lantic. To be ttieciive. il was pointed out, the submarines
would have to have a base ot supplies somewhere along the
American coast. They might also be supplied by neutral mer?
chantmen sailing ironi American ports. This latter possi'o!lit ??.
it is understood in to be investigated at once by the Secret be*.
vice.
British ships leaving New York were yesterday advised by
thi British Consul to be on the lookout foi German submarine*
operating in American waters. Later the warning was with
i rawn, Captain Gaunt, the British naval attache, explaining that
the information was not considered authentic.
i
righty Battle Brewing
at S hell-Rent R heim s
French Have Built Srven Lines or Irencnes There?Im I
by Inch, like Moles, I liey Burrowed roward
German Posts.
By FRED B. PITNEY.
["he Tribune.]
Par -*. Fab. i Wt were ?standing in the most advanced French no
sition at .'. .1 wa i trying to account for the extremely stro
itomplicated nature of the works there, and the amount of new work being
to strengthen the already powerful fortress, wh
al Staff officer, who was our guide, said to the local commander
? position hen i lufnciently extrac?
ta be unique."
i Put beside this stateman! from ? man '\iiu ta familia, frith thi
'entire .?.? ? front, and was tata baaa many times along the mkok
rom the North Sea to Swi garland, the Tact that the last thre?
parties sent to thi ?Vest? front by the German General Staff hav?
been sent to the? sector from Rheims to Soissoi ;. \?LI to it the re?
mark of an offteei complimented by a member of the (le?era! Staff,
"'I In' future battlefield," hi ?aid, pointing to the ground between the
French and German Ions. Thi? is not in any sense a prophecy, il
?: , ???.?. lent thai arke;
ginning of i to the Fn betwe? fthcii and Si
MIST COVERS MOVES.
1 ? c warmth of the midspring 'lay coming at the end of .January ha.i
ain loaked ground in steaming mist, and
tnabli I freedom through the danger cone.
v. BW things, therefore, that when we left Van-* we had no hope
\ thin ? '. of mist covered our movements fr< n the fai
- ighted Germa and to attai a pos
day we ed.
'" th< '???. *? the mist would spoil our
g it. We I .e 1".'.' u the ??.! item
flout ? glimpse of th-- city in the a
; , - no! until w< ? I) a cou] i ?? awaj thai
Hthedral showing sgu Bu< while wi i?itt*d the
town and thi rathedral the sun burned sway the mist, unt a
light I tied that wa ceded to gi*?*e ;> ?ecurity as w? clin
v and t Uni
M;, iioment i passed 'he gates ? f Rh<
that li by easl and il lasted intil w?
turned our \un-l. me da Hardly were ?? out i
I iinliniifil mi |iuu* ". . "lumn 3
CAPTURE OF APPAffl
TOLD BY CAPTAIN
German Officer Know of Britisl
Cruisers' Whereabouts bj
i ?e of V\ ireless.
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RUSSIAN PREMIER
RESIGNS HIS POST
M ?ioremykin Succeeded After
12 Months by M. aSturmer
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MISSING APPAM
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Liner. Given Up for
Lost. Fell Prey
to Raiders.
REPORT I BOAT
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