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GERMANS SEIZE
HALF-WILE LINE
IN CHAMPAGNE
Tike 400 Yards in Alsace
xls0?Battle Spreads
t0 whole Front.
,7 MR FIGHTS
IN ASINGL1 DAY
?y Checked, Is French Clnlin
Macks Smothered by
I ?re Curtains
- igaged
? , I another
I * ?
.-d Naval
!* -
-
-
rcii to surround
1 under
-h.
.-- mr Reaumed In Alsace.
?
but the
?
c
?
a: rest ;
-
?
f
?
?? front. I
: ?
VI,
??
Diet-over TODAY.
What truc ci^aretta-;
comfort mar-anal
ji .^mJtmJ(ymak&-taam> (Sat
A Sensible Cigarette
roa
15?
TURKISH
ClQSJtBTTBS J
attacks made BOUth a! St. Mane no
repul?
"Northwe l of Tahure wa arroati
rom the French bj a ?tormlng atia
, ? . it, n
? mo
, i ? ? i
?i? inn
"Hand grenade I the en
of Maison? ,!,? i h a m pagne ha? come
a stand
-?.?-. St. Die. i
? '?.. .1 \ ? mine ex\ o Ion :? po
?
S ? ii \ i , , ? .
-, Krem
., i ron? ah.- I 100 j ?'?
' kOllllt.'
? '
t? .> ma? ?i I three mil
,T?>.
"i?ur aeroplane squadron
I ante aril militai
? . . ? , :?! , on 11
? , ?. , ? . . ?
meal I?
isued by the ] i War 1 in.ee b
e north of Solaaoni ln?t e\ei
? ? r>r h spirited bon bardm nt, ?
il ."arm el ouch fa
road I the rle*.
of th< \ ' ' waa itoppe
? - hy our curtain ?? <1 nfl
"In Champagne there ?? re eery h
- ? ? i ? ? in the regions ?
ar:,l \:.\ ar;n, but th
ttack.
"In 1'ppr * "? to the eaat of Ser
roi?, a \ ic ??? ? bardmi t we
out b; th< ? ? ???. '.he a .
11 rinche* ? retaken froi
fie night wi i
evaeui
we re i red
MILAN RMDED:
BOMBS KILL SIX
?\ustrian Aeroplanes Pcnetrati
Seven.) Miles Rrliind
Burder line.
1 ! \ Reuter diapat? I
at- kille?
' injured by bombr- droppei
neroplan<? 1 ?
I
rvei ? -. ?pauh says
took part in the mid, *?.hich was mai'
h' 9 a. m Ait' Rirchaf'k' puns api
a heavy fm ..a M,-r,,plane'
.- bomb?. TV?
material di Hi I m
unities . mi
Milan i? in Northern Italy, ?outh ol
? ?
eat of 1
roplane i
a an^
? ? . I,?' V
? la*,. which
Milai
irches
?
GERMANS' CRUELTY
DISGUSTS TURKS
Teutons Inferior. Mahometan
Says, and Woe to Them!
? ? k
? ?
-, re alike, We ai
mans the eh , toree?
? ?hi- fad br.<\ < ture l? au
...
? ?
N'ew Armei 'a." n
He ca Pol
He contii
?
the Germai
lern religion, ur.,i Gel
i OU 8 t ?
n every ca?
lied us with i
norop:.- ?
hut. ?
?
th ei r
A
? I
I ? ?
Korai ?
ua to i
i
.
? \\ ?
>
''
over arrl ! -
? n German]
?
'(?pea:
la I]
h, Allah! deatroy th?? giaours.
? . , . ? lie re?
ch il
.
en, 1
? ' ?
oty t?, 'ho Mo-!. ?
BLtj ESTATE FOB ?SALE.
Ml! I I 11-I ?
REAl ES. Ml' I OR SALE
?111 II K-l "
$3,400 on Easy Terms
? \i> kir-i MOSTOAOa OF IMM .OTTS TMW
New Ensrlislhi Villa .l',.r:?
?... }?? i.i. ?
*kt a,
??&
?- Pad
'fa*,
$34.66 Monthly
Pent Imttrttt,
1 axe), Inuir
oi.c r. and
if flier Rate
??*!;..,, f\\ I ?a ni ?? rraarrt* an?? ? toll.? 44 III ''r*P ma? Inl?'!-. . I.? ma*]
" ' t - 1 mjmmS II? *r- ' t. fu- i- < ? '?? '.'..
fj i " '""nrmallil- ami Ap|H?l,i???en? lo >re.lliMi?e from
^'t' 1 Cortlandl. RAYMOND F. B.AJW.ES, 170 Broadway.
CZAR CAPTURES
ERZERUM FORT
Large Quantity of Muni
lions Taken in Cau?
casian Stronghold.
SITUATION AT JU>T
STILL UNCHANGED
Athens Hoars lurks Haw Rushed
Heavy Reinforcements to
Mesopotamia.
I : t The eapi ire of e i
? ? of Era? run . ; ie I nkiih
' lueaaue, is ?n
nounced by Petrograd te night 1 he
? it? i
" \ ?"'<:? an ? ? eauaed tl ?*
before 1 artillery in one ?
? iptured 'hr ? ?
?
raptui r?l i ; ?un?. ?
ami ; murfil
Th?
, toil??- of lioneral !.??.- r-. hend f?,r two
mont!, - lurks,
in atil .. |
I
ment iaaued I Ivieei hav?<
been : . | ? . , ommander of
?
nd 1
i
.?.. .. ?
e hose
i \ ,
i., ? ? mer report th?
?? ind Genen
pcrta the flight over Hut of an aero?
plane, which ?hopped two bomb.? \?.th
Prom Athens i' is rrnnrted that
Turklah forces m formidable numbers
?i a b< . ,potamis. 1 i ,,,.i
led from the Dardanelles are a!
theil ???*;, thither, an,l small
re a o left 1 rom i
\ ? ? ? ?
Irai N -. it the fi
an issu
the '? n
Office:
"In ' " ' eighborbood of A,Ici. Bi I
( ntreniheil ir> ops were a ta? ?
K i
ingeofBritisl
guns. Pur.:
, , r ?? - our cam?
t he tu eei
?
? , ? On Hi
.
i eta e? . era and B
the latt? r ??.,? driven
? .
i,; ]??,-, mber 16 - 1
persed a
Hosmai "
On Dec? ? Ausi I ham
? ? ? etary for 1
.
II . ? . dei ied tl
. on the I
\ em Ai abi i
BULGARS ONLY 16
MILES FROM AVLONA
Italian?? llireatened by Capture
of Albanian [own
of Fieri.
: \ .
that Bulgarian
ive oi town of
^ lona.
1 '?, ' ? that,
rom Kv ti i, \ .
?
? ?
theast of /
(I
I
'i rana,
? ? nor?
?
.
, i hal
i
.
?.' .or.a, !
bj Italian '
?
\ ? ? .
lary 1
I - ? .? .? ? . ? i.i .nu. bu?
i
V Berlin, in
.. ? i
.
\ \ ? King Ferdi
?ia> am? ??,! th? re Me
? ?
lose] ell np
.
i
a1
I ?
.
...
\ ?
.lbania
BRITAIN CALLS ALL
SINGLE MEN TO ARMS
I Kcmptions ami Wish to Reach
B< i??, (iicis ( ause Haste.
? *
rsts i 1 the
rii
thi
i
?
A fur
.
ire anx?
? . ..
? ?
?
a in the
4V ''?i ?-Jt*e..7*:/ir?*f
SEES AMERICAN FLAG
IN CHANGED COLORS
Ebenerer Hill Pears siioitage ?if
Dyes Will Cause It.
I"- " - I - ? ? !? | ?a .
'* i him ton, D. C, Feb. 14. "I.? it
ne for the "imei
i. ?i i ? " .;? |u tnial
? ,
1 onneel ?cut, to day in
irtling uni!!,
th, dy? ? if, Mr. Hill
a prot? a tariff on dye? I
.1 ? . Investors
? f fui
material for American
? ? ? ind other product ?.? i
I Mr. Hill.
? hange
It*| I.. . la , ,- . '
? ? id beei
rved
?
...
coloi i. ?il in
? ?
"lia
of a ? g, this ?
great nal
h I? mg the i
i eon r pri? , ,
transport? d rai ship from ??
an ocean which i
" i ha ad to be free to
non-.
I r."
a
FOWNES GLOVE MEN
JAILED BY BRITAIN
Eldest of Three Who iratk-d
with l n'.n?. I Ined $2,1500.
?
in, 1 I-I.?1
their earlier del i i
guilty 1 . ? .
'?
?
i- ?
Fowl
?
in Old
ni the glove firm of F?
; .'. ? e they had ad
thi'ir K'l'li ?: I
1
??ftiii :
""i'?..
.
based
?d pi
here and mitted
I | pracl ? th.
trade carried on
, ? ?
forl
?
BRITISH SEEK ARMY
OF WOMEN FOR FARMS
Want 4,000,000 and Plan Pop?.
lar Recruiting -Campaign.
-
14
i* l he
shall be en? itle.i \n ? , ?.
form.
. *. ?ii.il
is?
? . min "'? th?
?
?
BRITISH TO VOTE NT.-V LOAN
. n-.lii nf ll.US.SSS.SSI Will l<<* Intro
dared To-alay.
expect.
.......
. - -..
VISCOUNT KILLED AT FRONT
Marajaia at r?;.iii Heara l ?at Bdeat
Son, John, Died in hex lea
(ai
A ? ? .
t?
Horm Sees British Miniitt
. M.
I. \ pel
? 'ill in '
'
ahme' ?
WINE WRECKS
THE ARETHUSA
All but Ten of Crew of
Famous British Cruiser
Saved.
BORE PROUD SCARS
01 MANY BATTLES
e -
I rench Cruiser's Loss Off Syrian
Coast Confirmed b\
Survivor.
Le ...... Fen 14 rha Bi itiah i rui
lirethuaa itrucb a mine to-day n;T
thr ra*t rn.i?t of England, according to
tatei enl - and by the Britieh f'fti
, il Pre?-? Bureau. Il i-? faarod, the
itatement srhi?, the veeael ?ill be a
',,.>,! wreck. About to11 men were los?
in the ?inking of the i-rui '?'
rha tail af the alBeial il ataman!
i ?
??il.? h .n Arethu *. < am -
modoie Reginald ? . Tyrwhitt, baa]
flrurk a nun" off the ea?t coast. It
i? fear"'! ?-hi* will liTonie a total :
About ten men were lo?t."
The ei aonneement brings widenprea I
? . was one of thr
ivy and !
, . Are
? > , it. ,.r>?,? x: i' i, ?i-ai
from many encounters am! -.? believed
? i.n .!? i ore na ? ' eel ?om 01
? ? war than ., i.ip.
u ithin three il.?j itfirr leavin ? I
? I ., I built the Are
al fight ti the Kor!
? ea and had 1 af I
cb Anally ai ttled the
? ?- ?; the German eruiser Blueeher.
Of bei paait in the Helj-olMtH i,ght, the,
offi? ..l account ai the time stated:
"The A i ethui a, leading the line of
? }e t roye re, wa I l attacked by two
?.? and ?hurply engaged
> i- minute ? ii* ?, ral gc
8,000 yard i, with the re all thai she '
? ? i .,.-,' and ,'n i wli ;? ?
. .??' ? i German cni
one of which ??a
?
Irethu , >?'k",? two
and ii empan)
luadn
the German
??? . ,'unter
the Ai *? h usa' i .
.i abe il ?.?? .-r
en a Hrit squad
.. hei
? ,
' a gh1
... - 110
? - ? beam and had i
Id feet. The veaael
a,. ? i". Ii .-? CI tham in 19.3?*14.
, . m ? ? ,'.a ? i?. Died with ; .. -
fore and afl ai d ii 4-inch
pun? on the broadl de, She al?o va? I
equipped with four 21-inch torpe<in
tubei
Par . Feb. 14. Re| irta ?
of tin i ? - ,
... EDO! '?? ,1 ',? hav? been I
. ?
the S ere confirmed 1
Accord ng ? o Information received al
tl,e French Ministry of Marina ? raf1
bearing one live sailor and the bodies
? , fourteen of mi anions has
*> coast , ?
aid the Amir;,!
i
1 , ry v He dec?an d I ? ?
?
On official tatemen! ? i
?' Marine ? ?
id been re
, r. i, ; cruiser An Irai i ai
according
? ,i i, ?;????:, an u I? giun-., a subms
- "a Fre? ai hip."
FLEET STILLS TURK GUNS
III-s. k Sea \ ensels Sink Eight Suppl?
< mil?Sei/?- Sailing Ship.
P< 'iii-r:,,!. I- >'li 14.?A a? licit
cerning the
recent aeti' ? i the 1 an Mack
?? \v. raday, l?verai
icceeafully with Turk?
, oaat oattei Vitien, be
and Soronieit
ng four i .
red k
th a crew ?
.? ?
I . . rere supporting
? r, I. .
wooden bridge ?
e
CZAR DEMANDS WAR
CARGO LIBELLED HERE
rotatives of the Ru ro?
?
. Newark. I.
- 2,000
u T N T,
i. .? ?
. .i., go of a I
h ., ?. V? - Ba
? ? - ? ngo
e 1'nited Stotea autl
?
.,i-r? why -? i
? ? -.
i
gh te rage i
leliv?
'.'??e | ? t. .
"... . Dui
' I I*
? '
the W. J
, -
.
. ? .? u I al
i
To the Public:
II it hin a fen xiays l
m ai maie an annonnci -
meni ol interest to all
those whose heart, go
out tu the ?rumen and
? hilaren o? war-ridden
Europe.
MAR) FULLER*
MAKV III 11 K.
i>t the Unix ersal /''? ture
' HOLD AMERICAN TWO MONTH!
Il,ilt?lt llefsin Many In,,?., en? < ??i/en?
?"fTaahlattaa. I'r.ifeat?.
I ' '.'I'-'i. Feb. 11 Harry I! Ba
..i w?. Orleans, detained by the Bi I
authoi ities for two n a I ifter ha
? "?? '" ? " taki a 11. a lin. ? '
< i.'lfni, la ? i.. ? ?: ,?:..,.. .i through m
i i'?'i * repreaantatloni ? .'..- 0.
-?lit.
Backer*! pai aart waa regular, ami
his releaaa was demanded b? the I n ?? ?
-, government .-".ne time ?zo. Th?
foimali'ii were slm? I con pletod
when ? ? Brltisl ? ? ?? erre I hii
London, an?! the whol? q . had to
11 reapened.
Mo reasons have Im en -.- foi
Backer*! detention, aal
thriiufii thi Stati Depart? ? compen
. a?'tin from the Briti
Hnfi?ii re.j ??,;.. lused much vex
sf'oiin delay for a number el innocent
Americana detained bj the B I
authorltiea. The United States Em
ls??y ha? Aaallf IUC.i. tj ea'tib
lishmg that s ralid |i?.*> port .< the 01 ly
? 'idenco neeei tai i Itizen
?:iip.
JAMMING WIRELESS
SAVED THE GOEBEN
New Book Tells Mow 1 rtiiser.
with the Rrcslau. Escaped
ISritisii Meet.
i.?
Londoni Feb. ' '. \ offi. al h ia ?
tory of tiit* ??!? enturea of I
at..] the Brealan i one of <
? a hour in Germany. It ii quita
clear that the author p-a? had aeeaaa
to the logbook of the Goeben and hs?
I in formal o? I ro?a V. A.i
Souehon regard ng the fa
?light ?
i he writer d il
1914. A ft
? ? ,t'. 1 I ;.. ii...
? ? .- ? that
England the writ
?'. the crew b<
A) midday A .?' n I
lued an oraer that I ind the
f.i ? lau were to put to a. a
[or the A: i .a' 11-, bul were latei to reer
around ai -I teer foi < 'up.- Mm i
Soon after leaving the harboi .?n i.r.K
l:.?h er'ji.-T of ?he Weymouth cla
leged tu he the <? oucester, appeared on
(he horiton. Thi .? i '???;??'
emitti , gnalt* m three Kr,,'-|P'*- "''?d
the wirel, see I v.
the me?sii(;r u- follows:
"Goeben making for \
?{ i.i i.'.'!??, k in the evi
?rijt r ? . ...
., ? i Mak.
A watching Bi " I ?
it befoi
making for the east th?
?
MJaai the rel?
l .- i ... ,??,- op?rai I gen a
?
.
During all tha
lay ?..-? trait!
of ? ?i ranto. rh? Rr
. *.i uii
rierstaiiti a word or 1
the *? rman i broke
!,-h.
BRITISH TO FORTIFY
GERMAN SAMOA ISLE
Apniinia l?> Be Made Practically
Impregnable.
|?sge I ago, San oa, I i
?o San Kran?. Feb. Hi. Apolima,
thi Samoan lalands, ii
to ba fortified by ? ? ,! ' ?h adminia
ipying Gen
?
Apoli ma lies h ? large
islands of I polu and Savai
de thi :?' is a narrt
?
? ? ?
?ut I
ike i -? ? '
trees.
? i a ? 11
moved to ' "pol ..
BRITISH DEMAND
TIGHTER SEA NET
Big London Meeting Calls
lor ?More Effective Use
of .Sea Power.
WILSON CONFERS
ON DUTCH RMBARGOKS
Van Dyke Brings Figures to Sup?
port United States Protest
to Allies.
London, Feb. 14. A large.?- attended
meeting to '-.r^* Oe government to
, eitabliah a mora? effectual blockade
I againal the Central Powora was he! i
In London thla afternoon. Rsion Do?
' vonport, ehairman of the por* author?
; ity of London, pre?,He,!
Tiip
iltttion:
. . ? o'
I grave alai
'enormous quan*,*-,- of commodities
reaching the enemy through the North
Baa, calls upon hi? majeat- ? govern?
t to g iur navy freedom to ?
If? i .?<>
oui ea :?????? er ii
Tho reeolul t rai adopted amid
?'??-: spee bee by
Lord Devonport, Thomai '? baon Bowles
rging a i re ?tringent
Lord eclared thai enor
mous quantities ,if commoditiee worn
Ing the enemy ami that the ren?
trai? were "havini? the time ei th?*.r
The blockading of the enemy,
dared, mu?? be abeolutely effec
..
Mr. Bowler, said the eeuntr? d?
.?? G enl Britoln should nei
her seo power in accordance with th?
?.i of nationa, bul effectively, and, '
in order to ea IBi
. . ....-ro-i?
Baron Bereaford aen? * lattei
?n" :
"Ever difficult' n * -
it by
vea ?hrouffh ?n- I ? f foi si ?
Publie agitation s ill pro?.h>
n ,,a ft- ? ' an
? ?? ? ,,? our cea power to
? ?.!? vxar. if ?*e hud made all I
entei ng German) contraband, the wa?
I br over.1*
a Reuter dispatch fron* The Hag;
iaya 1 \ in mail
th e D i ? rla, i
from ? . Februoi 2 "'or
A- r,. -. hoi '.' en detained a?
Palmoutl
Van Dyke Tells Wilson
of British Trade Hold-Ups
fVaehington, l-eh. 14. Interference
\ -an trade an<i ma
te Allies lise In-dav
at e t Wil?
Hei van Dyke, I ?
Mil itei -?? 1 be Hague. ! f? n ?? ?
brought by Pr. van P>ke. is to he used'
e I nited States in framii | l ?
to (?rea? Britain on coi ' rabai
Pr mil Dyke mid emborgoee ag
have been i
Netherlands on practicailv i
r,.band arri eonditiona
?
Pr. van Dyke took the poaition tha*
v in ti ade a itb Eui ope a u? ?'
. In spite of
wav. It i? under, "ood that v?
..<? Qreal Britain that goods
of - rontraban'l and a o.ii'litional ton
., .;,? ... are India* their way to
era.
A formal raporl ?'?? the remoral o.
from the *?<*am<*r
i .>?*. rdam 1 '.?* "n"'1fl to th* *"'*'?
t by p ? I'??"?"? "*'?"' "-?f"
bom. i> . .
SCOTCH THIRST COMES HIOK
War ? i..s,n, lii-afilli-rlea and London
I'riie May Ga to ?*2.5?J.
B, l a"- "i UM T? ?
l.oi.dor.. Fe'.. 14. .Scotch and rode
may ?oo*. Iahe '.heir place with ehem
rsg".' s' s luxury, a* the government
:? abou* *..* '??e a do/en of the co'ir.
?!?'? targes? '.?r?- I. r ~ar pur
,vir Th"n*ia^ l?e*?ar .?ays that If
ir laat rr ;?*h '.Ot.gfT i-cotath Wl'
m?1 | ??' .*'.me t.nris ha*rf
km bor.d.
The | irnment'i :i sug
gestad, Bsaj * doable motive of
drinking ar.J increaiing
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The Grip in the Knobs
The knobs on the 'Nobby' Tread "bite" the
road-surface like a file on meta!.
The traction is so intense that if is next to
impossible for the tread to slip or skid.
It is the angle, height, thickness, tough?
ness and resiliency of the knobs that rpakc
'Nobby' Treads the surest of ?anti-skid tires -
the Aristocrats of the Road.
While "Nobby' Tread vdes have increased
phenomenally, adjustments (on the basis of rive
thousand miles) have gone down to an almost
unwritably small fraction of the total sales.
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"INDIVIDUALIZED TIRES"

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