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GUARANTTF.
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l'air arid colder to day: fair M rrof
row.
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First to Last ?the Truth: News - Editorials - Advertisements
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III! I.SDAY. I'l.l.in AKY 10, i.?ir?.
a v V | ? / 1'VT In Na.? *? orU ?il?. Ne-arl?. tOtOOf ' II?
?a ?>> I a?.| Il..rml4.n Pal ?*.??, l?'i f ?nl?
Lansing Asks Clearer Admission of U-Boat Guilt
HUGHES BARS
USE OF NAME
wnin
Denies Knowing of
Plan to Pul Him in
Presidential Race.
oit or POLITICS,
jUSTW E \SSERTS
Politicians Notice That He
?|s to Declare He
Wouldn't Accept.
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Hera, th?
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MARJORIE'S BATTLESH1I
......
MARJORIE STERR1 l I
lo the Kditor of I lie Tribune.
Il?'.ir Sir: 1 reatl in ?.our paper
e\er\ morning a lot about prepared
iv aa. *,|. granilp.? and great-grandp..
?arre ?.virtiera If I ??a? | |,4>? I
would he a ?oldler. ft.o. Itu? I am
not, m? 1 ?ant ?o do ?hat I can (o
lirlp ^la-inu? gi?e>? me a dime e*.er*.
are+lt for helping her. I .in. send?
ing m>u ?his week's dime ?o help
build h battle-hip lor I nrle Mini.
I know a lot of other kid? who
would ??nie their errand i-none*. if
\nti would ?tart a fund. 1 am thir?
teen ?ear*, old and co to Public
>t boni 9, Brooklya. Voars ?nil?.
M iRJOBlE STERRETT.
I am ?rue blue \mcrienn. anil I
want ?o see I ncle Sam prepared lo
lick all creation like John Paul
Jone? did.
P. S.?'Pleaae call the battleship
?Wnrrka.
*?lrie !hi? letter ?a? punted
dlnir? and dollar? hau* floweii into
1 he Tribune office unce3>>ingl> .
Other paper? arm*.? the count r\
ha?e reprinted the letter and the
d'illar? have flowed in upon them
Mariorle ha? a?ked The Tribune
to take care of her fund until it
grow i, hiR enough te batid fl battlr
ah?p. or leaat ?om" kind of a --hip
worthy t?f the tradition? of John
I'aul .lone?. The Tribune . annot
undertake to enter into rorrespond
ence about the tund. hut it will
p.int a dalli ll?t of lontributor
ani' e?ir\ one who semis a dime or
h dollar or a million dollar? t.t The
Tribune for th?- fund will receive
u button hearing- the I, geml "J . S.
S. Am?rica." That ?ill he ?our re?
<t?lpi fur a patriotic deed.
REFUSES $250 BID
FOR T. R. LETTER
Marjorie Sierre.t Scorns
Big Offer for Precious
Battleship Note.
A wee] .? ? daj a dime .ironp?n
o?.!* of >. letter In The .Tribune's ma.
'?.ht-, the i alve request ?hat it
itaii ? fund to buy a battleship, Thii
morir n| ? has r? aehf
? i ".183.30 'Marjorie'.?
Bat tl ? ed
ar, BmBf -*c time It is a re*!
?
ttei all der n" ? a* one, I I -
hi.H BCente aie fast cluttenrg the ru.?
drav-.r originell i gned to hold
Real 16 most at
theni are, and loaded to fhe Rill lie aritfc
sure *-ire patriotism. Letters writti
in pend? by ha tiny that th?
-prawl downh M at an alnrm rig
that chap
there ia one
? i o!n a pac
l
.. a - ??ranger eallt l
home arm ?
to er thl
i , u keep i".
. n grandch 'I'i'en He u\.
crested, g e Mai rie a fea
- ' -
the precious manUBCl .
"Nothing doing!" came th? reply in
? ,. i
-v. II ... i take $160 $?*'?''' |
for it, then?" h-'K?*d he mhii, John A
Str?le\, <.f 282 Halse] Street, Brooklyn
?M bave nothing more to saj,
pH? IM l as if a lawyer h a.i
itraley thereupon di
that I * - pper must be get
?old BTi'l departed m th? ?ame
?.
itentl)
. ge, and Marj..- -
al threi
.
ea of "Mai
Battleahip" tha? b< -? I a drawing
.h> of children bringing their
Mb ??'- bank
me a con'ribution for the
? e Inn ran?. ?
i ,.?,!, r that all chi i
th? battleahip may ha - u
?,ing suitable to .??h'n? !.>r theT
g theii dimes
t.. I he Tribune dir?
ting 1
ire .going to
???..il until ' ' ? I
.
I beat **U. S. 9
.." and a ? ?- ? 'II bo
?a
.. uniiuuttl uii pate i, lolunin S
AUTO BETRAYS
BAFF SLAYERS
Chauffeur Wh o Got $90
Confesses?Accuses
Convict Gunman.
POLICE GROPE
MANY MONTHS
Murder Broker Killed and
Trail to Men Higher Up
Dimmed by Death.
: I e \>w York ri.i\:ce BMlOS
. hiaii found t'ru
v, ? ? w ashingti
killed by gunmen in
? " r . ? L- of N ?Vi
'
? , a ? '
lies the ?tory of nutre than
. I ng, i'ii re ful.
? ng of the i m '
mmt'- slayers,
am. chautTeui of the wiir I?
ich the killei
ht in I A
? ? . ? ? ? to b? i
'
Xapanoch Reformatory, where he is
' | B
. ons.
\\ ho stood beh en prid
? md, m
attack on Ba?T; Tho formulated
the plot by which the bosinei - mun
: ' tor of hi? I
?
.'r ?a? strictly a b
Ferrara received 19
? i
in Hade i.' 1 ttl? Italy, the po'
.
;hr killir.g. The chauffi
a plni es not 1
? (,r, ,''.. ?
lenee ehain
lea,din*{ to the men hlg
to dei
i Muli!?-," his prop?
i -al month
1 inking W line?,?! Slain
Were Gr< a the I
v-hich the detective? have followed for
more than a j eiir might hots be
ing it" end, M is believed that 'he
Italian wai ? ssj " beca
knew t".. much of the af.
District a. ?
Headquartei terday after
? eon ? that 1
? on fe sed
Summoned by the |,i.?ire. ?in,i th?
ecutor ?pen1 mo'-t of he aft
quertt ?i , ?as hi o senl
?'??? areola, While on th? bem-h .Im?.*?
Sw?nn sentenced the man I
in tha n formator*
Krrraia ! ? I * I I Bast I "71 h
Street with I fe and
Ho is ?mall, olive skinned and
in appearance. In idle hou
of ihe murdei car I lia in S
| for the Market Garag 1041
Street.
? ha in il elf, in which the gunmen
fled from :hr body of their quarry, waa
discovered in thi? Karate
Not uni 1 "ar" nrek <; 1 thi
; discover who drove it on it? mission
the afternoon of November 24, I
W hen he mad m -i.ed awa\. I? s ?? |
Bau gasping on th? the?r
were ' ' of thi
? huh the police eould gsin,
(?calibn
driven into his b..?l> : That the r-it
wa? chocolate color, two ?rated and
had it? to|i op. M parted behind it a
blue eloud of i"i' ning oil 11
? .her almo ' ..
ble. i-augbt a ??
of the figures and wen
they ?ere in the 24,000g.
Ily Aiigt.
all of the cars beani.?
?.?1,11110 aeriea and b? ?
th" ni?vV' e in ?
the autom il
p!ac<-. pro
a.irdin,* lb
|
Run mi ? le? l>? ? linn. ?
? '
On ? 19 lire?
ganj ..? ind
chan' >n the
"murdei Pa
pinelli, ' he "Hetty ?.r. ? ?
Little Itsl - mui Maren
1912.
?\ Fa. Jone?. a ? s
".,1 Bi anc Detect u and ?\n
drew J. Winei ad
Brand Detect ? Bureau, both
? ? . ? at w? - n down the
? - nava k- -
r ?er? anted ?? i
?
- luartera. Working upon ih? Mai'
,- this tune were ? aptaii
?m,l i? ;.. ,-tui i ra, i hey i? '
? .i an isolated clew. ? ;
: \ aluable
?tatei ? ? ?' ?
.'.
i?
?. . . ?
day.
| Hep
1 er 1 i
?
Fen
luntiuufal en lias? ?*. ?"I'xiuo I
On Way to Oper,
Hear Bullets 5i
St'?'dtc Couple in Li mou.
Compelled by Police
Join Wild Auto Chase
? "'tain ?edate tub., ain woman
motored to 'lia thratr?
: the oparn last n gl I ret?
Some to tell of a br.ef iiut exeitin|
m.iute? in which they acted a? p
. bed real battle ataoke
heard bulleti patter Bround them
Jamei Gorman, whoae present
Ri . . ,?,??? H
oment in (-hniiKing th?' i
? ?f the principals in ?he little th i
? last c
He a ai <-i ?? ing Tenth Avenu
treel
. dr'.eti by Kr.'i
1 rona, Long Island, knocked
down and broke I eg.
P ti olman .Tann : ogf 1 and
ted i.ini into
se a ruahed te the !
pitf.1. Th?
? . ared man in m
? a- they reached ?he door, tl
?' ?
. motor in tie ?treet and Geliert dil
. i of du?t.
I wil . of du
T and
?i in o mai polieei
hospital ; '
rushed enth A fct Fll
Street ed the i
...
'?. ter that guy. m a hurry!" iheu
? ?
1 of the machine.
If there wa
? ? ? ?
? . ' : I
of the machi
fired a' If Fit
theatn
\ ?
The : .- I gair.i
... ?.
I
^ car wit
? |
i ? ? ?
chin? I weat al inch i.d as
threatffi !.. over? urn.
a volley i
a n d
?
?. ?venue and
?, reet 1
? '.-?I. Ti
.... ? ear an
?ing h
enforced .-? 'or th. i.mes. 1
dr...e -.? the ?Vest I
?
"1 I I -' ! ."
era
.? '
to a c<
T. R?, FIRST AND LAST,
MOOSE MEN PLEDG1
Every Candidate Musi Su Swea
Before He ("an Be Approved,
loa i as unani
fht 1
? r Yoi
.?a ol the ' o al Pro
.
tl
?i tha? ne delegat.
or alternate bi ' ? ? Vor'
ni
?-' at CI
. a.
* '
.. ' '
gate ". alternat?
shall ?.? pledge himself before betni
approved by this bod)_
$1,000,000 NECKLACE
ARRIVES SECRETLY
I itt\ Pearls in String. I inest
i vet Imported.
?, rcklac? of pearl laid to be
| ' , .... min .. .
' ' .
" . ?? .
Dre eei
( i . ?
In spite of the secrecy ?* ? eli at?
? ?.'? ace on
a French 1 two weeks ago
an?! its the api raiser's
. It be
rare t, mo?t
*
G?
v duplicate
? i
? - , -
n the
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' '
WILSON HALTS
SCUTTLE BIL
Sees the Need of Ne
Provisions for the
Philippines.
WILL CONSULT
PARTY LEADER
Business Men Want i
Know Mow Islands
Will Be Ruled.
? ? -r--- ? eBssssa
Washington, Heb. i?. Convinced
tha neeoeeity of <-harn*es in 'he Ph It
pine? bill, partic.ilaily in providi
.ume form of governraenl for th?1 i
and?, aft?'r ihe American as1 ara g '
wlthdra i, I'--'* !? il v*- I ?n sill c*
auk tli,. -reel a th several lea.1er? fit
both Senat? ai I Kouae.
in the meantime, nothing will be do
. Houi ' ? ?"? litt? - "n Insul
VT., t to wl ich ' ha bill wa
It i? not pi m old any hear,--.
, any gra
:? acted ia gi ? a raes a
.1 ol ?. but 'he Hon ?
v. ish to ' ?a until the Preside
? ? - | |e ap his mind u?
...
Pr? .1-, ' V. ilse "special
to .. .?i n whether the lasdi
Senate arould onpo?e insei
h II of a plan of government te l
? - indi ?nd enforei
American Hi g id dos
. ? i. draft
tjreat length a plan
g the short ran .- ?
ifter thi
, chaoa
Differ a? In PoWOf
, irk a of \\
, .. ? m for indepi
m from : tontenc
tha? broad eno
pro .- of a Philij
.'
of for the govi ramer
?
ryera. who c?
?
the Pi . ?
? Philippin
luthoi I bo an assui
1 tha inl!.
?ii'ie ?s h feeling among legislator
i ? ci ? the bil
will eau i ?? ich infavorable eommen
al! i. ? ? rj as to American math
Casting thi idrift withou
n foi isfeguarding t h
.-. rite i
thought, but V
fail to |
eins o
powi ? are laid doa i
i ted tat? - regarded
? r bj the eag
11 ... ' s to get rid of the il Isnds a
?
b of thi mate li
. modi
(Beult for friendi
? ? ?? Iment to hold
and for th?' | ey ar?
bi nd ? ? rffort to t -
radical n *h<> measure. It i
tustion which ha- brought abou?
the vl te H i ferenecs, ?i i
it ii I "t.. ?! ? h si the a i ?nklei '?ill h?
n .,..? hed ? il
Basiseas *'en "Aant Certaist)
Letten actica i
the islai i - ?
agsinat ths <
Hea > '?"ean buainess hou ea
resti
tern alarmed by tha t
know a ?
- .-.- r the 1 - . all of I
say thai ?hill prefi he
. ? ? ? by it '
stoa, th? rotjld ither ha??
almost any I : of a pro*
I in the Clarl Imei
rging member?
?
... i ? ? |
j
Contrasts
A ? - il views all?and then a
un . riking ? f the ?Gods in
* r I contrasting high light*?, is the
con kith :. ??-.'.??- t t
?rid is full ol i number of I I I I ting
? ? ? . ? ? of re?
in .?.1 . oui - .1 alei to-day t? ;
?Xht? hululai* (Tribun??
FirtX lo lout the truth. MoWS I.Jitorml* ? Adcertisemcnt*
- 1 ?
GERMANY TO UNLEASH U-BOATS,
PREDICTS BRITISH OFFICIAL
i Il y Cable to The tribune.)
London. Leb. ?.?4 high yo\ ernment official told I he
Tribune to-day that there ??/?*> only one reason ?hy tiermany
made such a stund against the use of the ? nrd "illegality" in
the I us'ttaniif settlement.
"It Is pr:nticall\ certain.' he said, "that tiermany is
preparing tor the immediate resumption of the submarine
campaign on a hig scale: consequently, it docs not want to
he hampered by any considerations of legality.
"Once it Is admitted that It Is *aj accordance u ith Inter
national /a.? to sink passenger ships at sight, tiermany ?ill
he able to work unlettered."
_,_
SWISS DIVIDED
IN ARMY CRISIS
Nation threatened with a
Dreyfus (ase Over Two
Officers' Arrest.
ll? GORDON COBDOX.8MITH.
[B ia- ta
. ,:.,,. I', i, .'.
tiirca-' i ",: bj S grsi B
Many people retard the situation a?.
the most ! ' ?? - Republic
ror faced.
i- beeotn a like tha
Drej ,? esas, when the Re
?.in majority began !?>
? i
: all the high commai
- m y.
Just aa the Dre
conflict bel ? Frai
th? anti-republican reaction to a head,
so the "affairea dea coloi
ha? precipitated a
to ?hake the republic to
tions.
r wo
Swiaa arm} ( olonel von vVstl
and ? olonel K.. - ?? 1 d i n i?
hij-h rank on the Genera taff are ac
laed of ? . ' ' . reports on
French 1 ' uups to tha
Gorman military attach?? ai. Ilcir.c.
Partisana of th ? ? I - ..1 a do?
ing thni b 'lie army i.:
?nu moi a hoi head? d I
militarist! are n .- ...
further their po;
I? r ?uch circu
or ?ui I runs I
r k Of -, ? SCO ,dar
OB Bl
being the 1
?
GERMANY TO REFUSE
PEACE CONFERENCE
Fearing British Influence, Will
Discuss lerms Separately.
imaterdai ria 1 9
The "Koelni ehe Volh . .
. ,.
Germany ?
eacl
ual em
t.- ri tali the g-roi
.k.uilii
lin the upper hand.
2 GERMAN PLANES
RAID KENTISH COAST
Ta/O ?*.<?men and Child Injured
as Bombs I all Near School.
...I . 1 .-' " i ?. ., ' ,, I ? ,. ? ?a-;,
approached
o Kenl
dropped '" en bomb Ram
md Broadstai.- Thre? of th.?
, dam
? f one hous?
u
remain?,I over th?
esta an?
- ? at ses
\ , , . . . the 1
I
two lundred erd ? ?
? ?
ildren ?e.
'
liutid-. ' .
rand
4
' " Il
, ? re 11 ai
and a
SMUTS TO SUCCEED
GEN. SMITH-DORRIEN
I \ Boer I rader to Direct last
?.frica Campaign.
! 01.' ? -.. florae?
Don ien has
I th i ? ?
'or,-? opera) .? t Afi
to ill '- ^ ?
Genet Chris
Mininster of I a '
I'efe. . ?
- '?'I?
'
'
" ' " ' ' ' ' I ' I .
'
P
' '
rrattng ifriea
He wa
. | ?
in official ? 1 I in I
?.bin.
BELGIANS REJECT
KAISER'S OFFEF
Impossible. Replies KiiH
Albert, Buoyed by
Curzon and Haig.
i. -
London, Keb. 'j. 1-. ? ? ce tha
?ar a
scon .1 * ' ? ? aht ever;
day. Hiere ia no l ?
"c pinch h.
It ean be tat?
ic ai.d flat
B< Ig im which Kin,
Mbert ned t" accept, after i
con fere ?-.o?' with Lord Curzon and Si
? nu ??.ere ?en? at hi*
ipecie in frorr
fhc Allied governn
\ le from a proaaiea te rest?
k.nia.-.; ,.", Oei
many offered to return King A
? .
?ntwerp ?.mi Oatei d a ?
?atu ? ? - ?lb?
Great Brits
.
??
W
more mt-n would I" 8
cut tiu'i : '
adl anf?ge to G
'mail;.. i\ ? rVlbalt, B| IOO I be "a
? i - iu red of the continued
till? .: tha!. a sep
:l)|r?.
Mercier Refuses to Aid
Germ?n Peace Move
Rob ? . Pa
Tho
Monsignoi
.. ??, H. ?
?
to K rig ?lbei * Whetti
i
? ? papei. hai
It
? ?? ? prom
r?-a.:> 0 Bl
gium for tl
?? .
.,
v ? g
?
and comn ? -
? I?
thr ;
re of traffic. To then m
Belgium ?a laid t?i hu.?- i ?
a prompt 11 I
f.i u?e hi? influence in ' I ' f
.?i peace hava been in - ein, it i
? ardi?al kfercier ?
;
? - ;, H<
rkini
n accor ' .
.
1. Pi .? Bl I ?
... . ?
FILIPINO REPUBLICANS
CONDEMN WILSON RULE
i-nlitics Injected Intu Island AI
fairs. Says 1 .invention.
?
? ?min
? ? prt-s
' :' .
.. ...
V
. -
i
"
. . ...
rnment ?
-
KAISERS SON OSCAR
QUITS BATTLE LINE
Heart Ueak. but VVotiads Not
Serifius. Is deriiian keport.
?i tardara a laOnd? , Fel
I tha*
I
? r*#, ar
'
r and Emi
gra
'
i?. . - , ?
burn IB .--?
WANTS BEEIN
TO RECOGNIZE
ITS LIABILITY
Merely to "Assume"
Is Not Enough,
He Declares.
SAY GERMANY
WILL ACCEDE
Teutons Call Case rinded
?Secretary May With?
draw Demand.
? ? ?'?
vVfuhii ft ,9 Grtattr Hi
??cultie-- -tanil in the aray of i a?
? ?.. rma-iy than ?a- a*
? poaed Although offi ial
;'re COn?dent, both at the BtAte He
pertinent and the emba*****y, that an
? will I)?- reached iHthotit
libbling*, it lecame V ?
man; .-.-?? uktd
ther "con?*? ?- hich.
i--, may eau c hat lo
.
"Tha '?? Bl irovernm**! t a
? .TI.lt-.*," 1?
'" the draft pre?-erte.l
bat g last Pi '.day
i iked that it be
alter, d > I or
Mai ? ? Beta
v ho lia.t* thai r.'p.tiati..,*?
?. ;h!? may pw ? ;?
?
It i
go ii i ?< ng ?
?-?.?.. .
? that "a . a-ajtreenient had
|K)S?-fb!<?" hy ih?? ami.. ?-ailor-.
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