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BELIEVES BRYCE
ON SATISFY U.S.
ambassador Bo Sent to
Eftd Blockade Issue.
?S.TAN1A RESULT
TO ADD TO FRICTION
Utr*
aajttei
, Americans Ha\r Not For
1912 and \ iolation
of v.? Rights
. ?*
Britiah
tba
1 States
isl ?
hC bloc'a
?
rersist
.... -uestion find.
thi lattoi
?
i
? human
.... ?
?-?.??tM"? ev*
-., f.. eritteal and ?
-.,; kaattt? ' "' Amer.rar ,
tiaarl Britta)1 * i *>*r, as wer
_i.Bseee.Bi - ? ?? b??ed, la
. .. - riCata nation !
.,,? Om ]ai thi T'nited
.,, ,.-.,? ? ? regarded ,
.-.- ' power j
?? i?i; '*?*
not, and both |
-??es gov? |
the .-.atural :
? ?.? im- j
poliey.
thai t the
a
umanitj in
.... ;,o-A.tr?
.,.?. rge i mtilo marin?'
.:' il" -
Maesa ?"rt mai the sub?
Birtai as i ' "ear."
"?i-, taha . of t'i.H
?--???. ? <"??' tl.,s*
-- aBy? "The
son ding ?f
pe?is i nvoy to
? a '
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rt
?ay* in conclu
problem of
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OORS TO BRAVE SHELLS
Imrh iroupe ??iiil I'rtKlure Plaj at
Iront Within diin?' Sound.
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of irv
t 'he linea for the-'
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DOMINION POLICE
GET TIP OF A PLOT
TtrtaJof "Thermic I us?* Material"
in Parliament I ire.
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PEASE
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? t,42,d St-nr- BVa>. N- Y
fTft*-* Avf * Brooklyn
2 """y St, Newark, N. J.
SWEDES ASK REPRISAL
AGAINST GERMANY
Deniaad Retaliation for Kan
??n Dyes.
-? .
account of the I
rt price of
of srk
FBIKCH AVIATION HEAD OUT
Rene ncanaid. attached a? In, ipable,
Ke?iKii? Oltlir.
. Fee I Rena Beanard, Und? r
i ' Stiit.' fcr Aviation and
itica, baa ?? gned.
an hostility toward SI
?*0 1' li'.?. 1';
. -.i' campaign ?i-ri in il
? i ? i t.\? ?
. -?i.iih charged that he ??? In
, to have
I ii ? ,? ? hambi t of
Deputies i>n January l" <?n the so i I?
i ' but Premier Bi and
. ,t< postponement, which -ass
agreed I thai the niat
??? wai trivial an,! the? M Heenard
? ould he nb ,' *,. -. ,\> 'lint tbe
of the a ou '
? ? groundlea
FRENCH F?RE ROUTS
GERMAN INFANTRY
Allies' Batteries Rake Marching
lemon?? Near the Aisne
and the \vrc.
f the Aera
the Fn -.col
? g ?
War Office announcement thin evening. :
North of ? ? Msne Arc of French bal
tortea catted heavy damapr to the
enemy works and north of?Bon7?eu
Bac swept German troops in transit.
At Le? ( ouitOI I hausses the French
fired three camouflete. shattering Ger?
man Tvore..? and exploded a mine at La
IM'e ?;
In the Vo?ge?. French artillery bom?
barded enemy rantotiment?, at Storr
vihr, northnreat of Muenster, and II.r: ??
bach, s< nth of Altkirch Ir. the after
. long rat.i.-? Gorman gun dropped
hells o? Belforl und it? enviions.
Germany armj headquarters an
nounced *to?da*? a lively artillery activ
tha south ? . River ??ommc
During the i ghl of Febiueiy 8-7 n
small German trench BOOtion area I 11
A Trench att-ack dellveied yeiterdn\ i> f
tcrnoo h the Alhe? hid pro
pared | artillery fire, v
Dui ,c * a evening n counter
igain j '
A Gei
...
French earn** at
:-. h i;imp between l'openiighe and
Dixmude, After frequent fights with
\ i ei ' a- as, which ascend
? the camp?, the '?ornian ?quad
ron returned w'thnut lo??.
Her:.:, } eh S hy wireic*.?. to Say*
N V . Selenitic reviewa of -he
Franco-Itnt'?h offensive movements on
the weetern fron? are bein? pub
in the
Ifensive movema
: in bj fi rmnl announcementa
ry," the Oversea i ?
lays " according to Anglo?
? ? .?-papers, the a-re??' offensive
. started li November
In the i| . ?
ad the airlva
?
Mntish m m ? <-laroi that
Germai '; had asked fur peace.
"The ? ?- rig ti rea offei
-'-. 10, 1916
. and topa Ni
? British los? ?2.*-' :
in munition than :n tl I
In Hpr.1, 1916, the
oratorical preparation feir the French
run. The 'Figaro' said
on April 14: 'Victor* i? no mors r.
(?r ,-i probability, 1
SI ' itude.'
"Hefore ti.e Vie gin nine of the Fre ich
... however, the Germana began
advancing at Yprea, oi April 23, and
Dunajec, o? Ma i 9, si I
the direction of Lihau. The
vanee sgai ??? snteral I :
that the French los*
: the Engll 0 men.
I
failure as du? to bad ?
announce aolemnlj . 'A v.c
. unce for the spring of
1916 ' "
?-?.
HOUSE LEAVES PARIS
v. i Nun? Repieoentative Ends Mlaalen
I here and Goes tf> I ngland.
1 M House,
? ?. who
oncluded his conversations her.
govern
It ? u' left tl morning for
BERLIN RELIEVED
AT SETTLEMENT
? inlliinert From p?S? I
tement of P
' ? . : ? '?
'
? ? inng thai
idem Wilson it rality
u
?
..' I.i.'i- with ' in ..t Hr I
?SCI t? that - rf "ha-*
?
? ?trug'
' ni.
him to forra a fei a ? idgment regard
, a i her meant
si : owing tai?
fa] la spoken to the
ton?
doubted!] ??n? i ot impartial "
Helle?..* Per-setd nt Sim ere.
Referring to th? Preaident'i
? irlea trodoeed ne new
nto international i?
latioi lad adhered
?? rnel n docu
-,
? ? I? lit has thi?
'
'T'i
have
?
. .nd. little fi
toward m a "m allies. Wh< i hi
prai?e?' bimsel? aa the a ward an >.f law,
t may tie true, ace ndlng t th?- mer,
that he called upon both I?? |
? ?'.,< n ,-, gniaed prin
ciples of intei lions bul thai he
did tl '"? he ?oui ?
.... , r.
"A- the be)
. ? ,nl of
? ational la
upon
? at
? ?
ghta of neutra
Il Pr?t ? ?- ' ' >'.ad fo I? i ed this
t have
?
- .
re?
the war. Cons?
?
nne warfare la irpened fona
RUSSIA RESUMES
DRIVE IN GALICIA
Austrian Advanced Infan
try at Tarnopol Fierce?
ly Attacked.
vantage points
takf:n and lost
Oermaas Airain Make "Diver
sioa" by Transferring Tf?OO0J
from BnkowlM to Dvinsk.
agnin on the ?if-irressive la Galleta, ne
eordlng to to-day's statement by Aui
tro Hungarian Army llead.-i arters.
transmitted hero. In or* attack or, ?.,.
Auatro-Hungarian advance Infantry
position northweai of Tarnopol th.
mi temporal h ,.-..,,,, ,? ,,, ,
!t ring the point :.*? .
.. ?"?.i;..?.-..*.
"Favored b?j el rer aosther, there I
was vigoroui artlllcr) act i vit) along
the entire north. ..?i f:,,r,* reaterday.
Northweai of latnopol the Ru??:?'. j
!?*' Mifht repeatedly attached ore ofI
<?'.!!- advanced infantry vantage point?.
?hey temporarily sueeeeMd in.
? trating, hut ?'. . hieh tl - ???? ??*
?'.?'?-'?teil aftei hori
? g the
ni" Uermai troops t?
ward H".i the compan ? cence
?'i tlie Austro-Germ?n fore.? on virto
? ? whol? of i .-i ? froi ? '.
stall nlia-or* its beliei ?? ''.a*
will ; ? t for the present ?ail
tie BXlstlng situation m Bukowina and
the northern sector, und l.? again r1,
paring a great display of strength on
the western front.
Pursii!!..; the ?unie tactic? which I
they have employed since th? begin
ninp of the war on the Bukowina front, \
the Germant H-rain are rapidly trni.? -,
ferring troops from Bukowina to the i
of Diinah, with the result rr
corded in thi oflleial communications. -
N'o importance li attached by Rus-,
fan military office?*! to thi? late??
German "dlvoralon," b^cau^e 11
llevad the* -he Germana would he un-j
develop a lueeeeeful campaign1
against Dvinah without ?hi corporation
of the Baltic fir-:.
Russia's Munition Crisis
Now a Thing of the Past
Pari - I "Ruaaia'i munition
no? a thina
BIT, Russia'.
War, m en Inten law m ith Lu
Saud? acial correspond. ? '
"1 ? J? irnal" i:. Ruaala, "It is an un
il t memory, hut. fortunately, only
"With regard to the troop?," ?he min
? ?? . spirit < lei
thanhs to the lystem of mo!.
asset whleh was put into farce a
fa*a month? ago ?md to the doubling of
imber >f rrapplj denoto. At the
tli ? pel B anei ? re
ing recruiti arce enougn
able us to keep all the ui itl
r full ntreiig'1? without ha
? 1 half-trained men to the front
* Is of great Importance, fur it ha.
? ? observed thnt the morale of the
? - i? apt to deteriorate who
? If company, which orig Bally ha I
' 100 men, reduced -o a few
RUSSIAN SHIPS SHELL
ANATOLIAN POSITIONS
Co?t Batteries Under Attack
Defended by Submarine.
Le ion, I eb. 8. The Ruaaiai
Office tati
"On 'he l?li.cr: Sea our Bhlj - Buceasa
fully bombarded the Turkish posit
ii the coaat region, On the Anatolian
r torpeo I at
i "furl ' ry und ?.ver. bIbo
- d by n Turkish submarinf. hut
d no damage. A s.juadron of
hydro-aeroplanes attacked wjth
bomb? a big steamer anchored at Sun?
guldaia
"On the Caucaaui fronl engage
ii'a an tage."
RRITISH STEAMER BUNK
Sailor llrown- hb Argo. Formerly
NltMirhcn. (ine** Dowa.
! m don, F? b B. The Britial ? *r m
rr Argo hai ina Oi <? member
of the crew '??? aa lost
The Arc", formerly the Moorhf
and ?rai owned by th?
: " team Na*. i*.'?'11"' ? ompany.
I ngland'a reckless
, rfare."
Booa So I aaaa Belli.
i l'r? lidenl
glement
i.. ?: rough vesseli b? ing atta? I
the war aone, the paper exprei . the
? ,? ? (.. lid '? Bl ps have been
?i !.:. h I .- I
. dai ger.
German-Amei
is, it believea thai
? i an coneel e tl at tv o
ona, a Inch have a the laand
ng Bl piare '.''.ti. va. i.
no ? an i in the futare,
?. |, oven i*" to war, over thia ..''.. r
Referring to Presld? ' n's re?
in.ir'r. and forb? srance
. ,..-? theii ?
throui the aai th? "1 ran ?
eltuni ? taie a concilia
. torj s] iril although it ? ' thai
i it is no
??.,i i man)," < ?es thi t'-?p?*r,
. of patience anil
. ? ?? and
treatment of equality with our enemies,
is evidently
orne t.. an dB lersta-i.ling,
and as the* vital intereeta of America
are really not involve,i In reaching a
'here should be
itacle to reaching an
KAISER'S /l.l'.'U.IN.s
now NUMBER ?so.
Berate, Switzerland, Feb.
6. i ?ajnt) /rppelun arr
now m ?li?** (irrm.iu aervioa,
?iri oraaasj to r?*f><?rt?? Irocai
l-iirdnchsii ?leu. \stieic t'nr
/rjiprlin viirk? .ire Incaled.
On?* of the Litest type that i?,
liriMiip i trial trip thi?. werk
is the LZ-95, which is be
lirvrd t* hr the ninrtv-fiftli
m t ht- ?rricj ?nice ihr l)f?*in
mug <?f the war, fifteen hav
III-* been lost.
I he newest model is longer
tli.m previous ones arid u of
fnhlike ihapc and tinted
gray. The gondol.i? .ire of
plated Heel. Lach lina six
machine guns in it? quick*
fire batter*? and apparatua
for throwing homl-s and ,i
new aerial ?orpedn. which is
ah?nit to he put in HIC.
2 MORE ZEPPELINS
LOST, IS REPORT
Say One Rammed Iree and Air?
man Bagged Another Thigh
Dutch Battery Winged L-19.
Amsterdam. Feh. th The "Echo
Rplg?." publisher, a report that twn Zep?
pelins have been lost near Aph, in
Balnealt,
The Saat air?hip collided v.ith a tree
top while returning from a raid <>n '
Pans on Januar;, .1" Ii." secoad WOO]
hn Ighi down by a 1'iench airman
within a few mil? ama place.
The Hague, Fob * Whethei the
?ierman Zeppelin L-19, believed to ha e
?been lost In 'ii'- Nor'h Sea, was br?ught
down by the Dutch better** on the i?I-.
mid of Ameian?! s Bnceitatn, iiceord
Ing to official reporta
The Zeppelin, the reporta ?t?te, weal
fiiat sighted near PeMen, on the North
Rolland roi?; it wa? coming from
.i ai d enterad the 1 le Urn
it. Continuing witl three-mile
limit a a lowed the
eoas! Lin? tl alanda Teael, Vila
land, Terschs ling und Amelatid. It
waa, arcoi'ii. . I ,'ii repeatedly by
eoaal batteries und warehipa The oat
ten on tin? Island of Amelan?! appar?
ently bit the Zeppelin. The effect 1?
uncertain, awing to tn? fog, bat the
? in Immediately afterward vea
i shed seaward
The Dutch newspopera express
faction at the effective mail tenane?
I'itch neutrality, keeaua? laat H'j-.umn
Holland pi oti sted ? Uermai
Zeppelin movem? I ?ver Dutch terri?
tory and, all
regret and pi an ? I discontli
frequent rej tl lion -d a?
intentional have oceun. d
GERMANS HOLD APPAM
CAN STAY IN PORT
Bernstorff Present? Formal Com
mnnicatioti to Lansing
Waahlngtai a, Peb I G con
tend? that the Btril ah it A
brouirht to Hamptoi Roeda by a Ger?
man prise ctew, i? entitled nndei th?*
terma of exlating treaties to remain in?
definit? ly; and in i
t .m i aunt ?
Ambassador, to-da; presented to Sec
tina ituniea?
:i i., half ? ri |g-n
United Sti i
I as the
-
to her Bril
not b
0
?
To :ept 1 Ge entioi
would meat I i .Id he
? ed ? ' i em until
?
parti).
illied cru ? ? . - : V'r
Capi
phi
be annoui :
WAR GIVES FRENCH HEALTH
Iraaj Leal a Man Pet Thousand Lesea
finiii Diaeaae Leal Year than in I Sit.
Peril, Feb. 8 Lift
ilthier for Frei
??.pi ? s ar than i i bai eckt dur?
ing peace time?, according I oil
?
Measles, scarlatina, i amps, dij
i a and i srebi o-spins i ngil
ng 191.
than 1916 Tl I .
?
7 11 per thousand m<
en last
? ? 1.1
l j phol
K'ere somewhat ? prevalent,
lively, -4 4 and i* pel "
men, as comps red ? - und 11. re
? ? ? . in i'.'ii.
The i mortality 1
, ? ear "? .i? .
12 foi eael
\xy\ i. ,,\- ng to mprov? ,i me the
treatment
Peck Aeqmtted o? N H. Chart;?.
? ? i rg?
pei
r. r-oi al it jii ? ? s le agaii
let ea Railroad, ??? s a? ? I
i.ry bofena Judge I Bioi ?
i ,. intj Courl lasl night l'< ek waa
chief clerk foi I O'Neill, a
lawyer and the Jrepara
;. . ? tee ol afames
Fletcher, i Xew Hav? i,
i ler-tiic ah
?PaBanaaaaaaaaaM
Cleanses the teeth thoroughly?dis- jSt
solves quickly purifies the breath? |
Dr.Lyons L
?a PERFECT H
?i Dental Cream |
I A Standard Ethical Dtntifhct I
? Send 2c atamp today tor a generous trial package <>f eithtr I
^gS Ui Lyon'a Heile, t Dtr.ial Cream oi Tooth Powder. I
?" ? \\ Lyon fcSons, Inc., S14 W. 27th St., N fotrkCitj I
v -"?3? 8
?. S. NAVY TO All
JEWISH RELIEF
Collier to Carry ?Supplie?
to War .Sufferers in
floly Land.
SliRBIA CALLING
FOR PROVISIONS
Save Wemnant?? of Nation from
Starvation, Is New Appeal
to American?-.
t i.- i nttod States Xa? y probably trill
aid ?ho Jewish Relief Committee in dis?
tributing the relief ?lippue?; bought
with the receipts 0f Wilson !>ny, i* I
salrl In Washington last night. Official?
of the Navy Department said tha' p"r
mission >-n?i boon given for the co.'.ier
Sterling, sailing from Norfolk nexl
aeet with luppliea :'??? Americao *??*?'
\fessol.? m the Mediterranean, to add to
1 <?r cnria'n gif'? for war sutfereri in the
Holy Land.
It is now planner! that these gifte
shall consi?t of medicines and 00,000
pounds of Matzoth. Since the hold of
the Sterling l? not overcrowded, :* ia
ax pec ted thai room .-an be found t''r
lh< r>', arg In ?ha? ras... Secre?
ta? I'm ?e ad) agieed uiat
the ''oliu-r ?hail transport it.
Serbia also is calling for provisioni
Threati-nud with destruction from thi
plagU" of malignant typhus, an.l saved
by the efforts of American rursos ati.1
: I, .she has now found hersalf too
grea-ly weakened to reals'? her triple
enemv. If America will rescue her
once more, the nation will resume her
campaign against the Invader?, accord?
ing to an appeal by the friends of
Serbia in Italy, brought, to New York
hy Mr and Mrs. (torham Phillips Ste
a!?:.?. nf Home. They jo'n tho Serbian
Kelief fomnut'ee m thie city In their
?Horte.
The remnant? of ?he nation, the hp
peal '?y?, are dying of hunger nr.d cold
in the mountain!. "A British mis-nvi
is doing what It can to bring help to
the?e the victim? Of German ambit,on
' r ! Bulgarian revenge. Bat Amort?
ran?, fortunately exempt from the im?
monea calla upon tha resources ?ar even
the riches! belligerenl nation*, have "
,i. theii powoi to .aiive thouoan
lives by prompt financia! .. lista
ana will thus acquire not only tha
gratitude oi a warm h.artfi people,but
the merit of having saved the remnant
of what was once and again will one
tlsy be - the Serbian nation."
For th?, Italian Red C'roai and the
far .ules of reserviit! who have been
called to the colors, a week of bonel
perlormance, hai beer, arranged BJ tha
Ira.iaii Belief Committee, of which the
iin.ini Ambaaaador is honorary pr?s
At it It will begin next Monday at
Grand Opera House, whan the Italia
tranaformist, Aldo, a Bopalai
Italy, who Is tourlag th. a .rid ?
interest ?f the "Croee Roasa Italiano,"
will appeal.
Ti i ?.-, md of tha ser'"? ? r atlnee.
for th? Britleb-Aaaerieaa Relief Fund|
waa given yaat? i l? at l i. Coaturj
.Ian. I Beecher, Mai ia
l "... Dlllman,
? a Longfellow, Pedro ? ? i rdoba
Mary iVolaton, c '??? ne: IVeldon, .'
it- Mxon. Sybil Zane. Maurice and Flor?
ence Unit.mi. Ralph Morgan and Vivian
l' nail rare the talent of the matinee
The piograiim?-! were sold by youn.*
women known In society, and the orig?
inal of the cover, by Charles liana
(libson, was ?old at auction for l**0.
Phi? contributions announced yester-,
d'iy aero: For the Secuurs National.
ST?-.', niakli.** a total of XXlttMO, of
wi'cii there were fion eontnbatieasI
from the Misaee Dorothy and Murjorle
Cbonay, Mrs. Mary 1?. Cheney, W. A.
Bnrnhaai and John MeaTesBeg, jr.*. Fa
fayctfe Fund, $.''.M*?, totalling $ 11 it.O.'i-,
,'tr.d tho American Jewish Relief Com?
mittee, a total of $2.?01,?7H.
- ??
BRITISH LIQUOR MEN
BAN RUN; DRINK TEA
Retailers Meet to Fix Prices and
Tail to Sample Goods.
in? Ctt>:? to Th? r-t* ire :
London, Feb. *.. Doe? Great Britain
feel tho war" Here is the answer.
On Monday afternoon a meeting of
the Borough of Hamps'ead Licensed
Victuallers and Hear Sellers' Protec?
tion Society WM held at the Flask
Tavern. Flaik Walk.
Aft?*** prices had been agr?ad upon
tea win, served.
U-B0AfmACjrfs~TW0
ALLIED WARSHIPS
King Ferdinand and Aids Pay
Visit to Kaiser.
London. Feb. 8. An Austrian subma?
rine attacked two Allied vessels off
I'urar.to on Sunday, but if? torpedoes
went wide of the mark, according to
an ofM.ia! annanncemaat laauod in
l'an?, to-day. Four Austrian tot,
i. a* wen alao forced !" take refuge
? im b) an Kl,*- -, n u tor
A Renter dispatch iron Sofle stale?
King Ferdinand, Premier Radoi
invoff ntir! Geaeral Jecolf, commander
in-chief of the Bulgarian forces, left
on Monday night for German head
quar*.?r- to "rlall Fmperor William, and
afterward Archduke Fredrick, com- ,
niiindei -in-chief of the Austrian armiei.
(Jeneral JccofT will then return to
Bulgaria. King Ferdinand plans to ex?
tend his trip to Coburg. During hn
absence the Bulgarian Minister will
exercise the powers of a regency.
BURNING LINER SEEKS PORT
Texas Cotton Freighter, wlih ?"170,000
fargo Afire, Make? for Kirkwall.
London. Feb. - With her cargo of
cotton on fire, the Swedish steam-hip
Texas is making for the port of Kirk
wall, Scotland.
New Orleans, Feb. B. The ?teamer
Texa-i is owned hy the Swedtah-Ameri?
can-Mexican Line, of (iothenburg, ac
ri.rding to local ager.' .
The vessel i leared fn m this port for
?Christiania and Gothenburg on January ;
19 w.'h a miseellaneoas cargo valued
at f4Tii,(i0i., including four thousand
b.iies of Cotton, worth litM.aKW
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AMERICANS FLEE
MEXICANPLAGUES
14,000 Natives Typhus Vic?
tims in Capital?Small?
pox Sweeping Coast.
LACK OF SANITATION
TIGHTENS PESTS' GRIP
Peons. Unquarantined, Spread
Diseases Broadcast?Widow
of Fever's Prey Returns.
Terr.,r? of pestilence and famine ara
replacing the danger? of civil strife tr*
Mexico, according to Americans return?
ing yrnterday from the land of revolu?
tions on the Wanl liner K?peran7.a.
?l?xico City alone contained H.0P0
?yphua e??ej at the end of .lanunrv,
?hey naid, and ???< claiming 200 v,e
tima a week. A rigid c<-n?ori.hip by the
Carraaea gaveiaaaen? ha? peaveaited
storie? of the frightful condition? from
reaehlag the United states.
Smallpox i? raging alone; the coast,
the Americans reported, and natives
are dying by the ?core in Tampico and
\ era ClUS, while local health official?
fecm po '.'i.e. to check the d;?ea?M.
Arthur -I. Kdrkland. a mining en?
gineer and ?'in ef R<*ar Admiral Kirk
land, war, a recent victim of the typhu?
plague in Mexico i~ity. Hi? widow r?
turned on the Klperar.ia. She hume
sway to the Waldorf-Astoria, bu
friends told how she hsd nursed he
huaband during ms Illness. She ?per
days and night? at his bedside end col
lapsed when he succumbed to the feve'
Nearly ail of the returning Amsri
cans ?sid tha' fear of the unchocke
typhus snd ?mallpox epidemics hs.
driven them from 'he eountry
"The situation is almoit hop' ?
one of the n iug? e? ?aid. "There i? B4
such thing as ssnttation in M-*xic;
City, except in the foreign -jasrter
The new Health Board ?een.? nowerle??;
snd moit of the relief and rescue wore
la in the hand? of foreigner?.
Peajn? Spread Plague?.
"Or. John D. Davis, the only Amari
can on the visiting staff of the M?x'.n
Cltr Hospital, is doing a wonderful
work for the ?ufferlng ci'.y Bit csn.
paign i? hindered, however, by lack o
cooperation by the r.sMv? au'horrie?
There is no strict o, jarantlna and peon
aro allowed to travel free\y. ?preadir,.
the fever en they go.
"In Tampico, which i? fill of p??o
and lower grade foreign workm
?mallpox is on th? increase. Think?
er? nut so bad in \ < ra Crux, thank? I
measures in trod
by engineeci from this eonntrj
the American occupation. Bmeltsx
saaea ?r? raehed le an leeleted pem\
BOUM m ?oon a.? reported, and ?
officers fumigate all infected hou?e? "
Railroad travel In Mexico i? still
fraught with many difficult??, aceori
in g to several engineers trho latetr
took a trip through the int"rio
Armorcri tan were attached to ese'
end of the train, they ?a d. snd n,
ea?;onal ?hot? from ?niper?, added r
to t:,o trip.
'?.??? of the Ameri-an? predicted tl-.v
Caifunaa WOold nut bo able to ho: ! I
Country in check, and believed th?- ?-,
power would eventually fall *o t.?nera
"breg?n.
Cream of Tartar
which is derired from grapea, ha?
no substitute for making a baking
powder of the highest ?rniality.
That ia the reason it in used in
Royal Baking Powder, which con?
tinues to maintain its preeminence
for making the finest and moat
wholesome food.
BAKING POWDER
Made from Cream oi Tartar
Absolutely Pure
So A lam No Phosphate
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Sea Yarns
Into Hampton Roads the other day, aboard the
Appam, came captains of several ships captured by the
mysterious new German raiders. In next Sunday's
Tribune they spin yarns of their experiences.
You will want to read their stories -they present
the humorous side of an amazing exploit, one of the high
lights of adventure that we get now and then despite the
close-drawn veil of censorship that shrouds all military
operations.
Speak to your newsdealer to-day if you want to be
3 of receiving your copy on Sunday. It's the safest way.
sure
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