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GUARANTEE
Your Money Back
If You Want It.
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ffiribtme
WEATHER
OvsfCSjM to-day and to-morrov
modera??-, southwest winds.
Firsf to Last? the Truth: News-Editorials-Advertisements
VOL.
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IHIDAV, FEBRUARY IS, 1916
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??-Boats Must Warn Armed Liners, Berlin Is Told
BE?VE ROOT
FOR ROOSEVELT
partv Leaders Think
Ex-Senator \\ ill De?
clare for Colonel.
SO IM I RPRET
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ever) morning .1 lo? about prepared
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inc von thia week's dim.- in help
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Sam? Sinti ..'. n .hip worthy of the
trillion? i>f John I'lU'l .loar?. 'I h*
I rihun. < ann?l unnVrt.ike la inter Into
. .?r rr.pnnrlrnre ahoui the fund, but (I
??111 prinf a dai'.r li*t af lontrihutor?.
nnrl e?rr? one ?? ho vrnrl? n dime or a
dollar or a million Hollar? to The
-itsirif. i?r the funH ?ill receive a
1. ittmi hearing ehr legend "l S. S.
amarara.*1 That ??ill he ?our le.ripl for
. pain.,In- drrd.
To-da*.* ?-tor?, ??ill be found on
I'?*e?"e 6.
BRIDE AND $40,000
AWAIT A JOVIAL MAN
Heiress, 46, Willing to Hoar
Proposals on Way to New York.
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MISS H. MEARS DIES
BY UNFINISHED WORK
Sculptor's Bod) Taken to Morgue
rhough Sister Was Near.
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:.n?l fell dead in front of a
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MITCHEL SEES KENLON
CONQUER DINNER FIRE
Flash Bag Blaze Surprises De
partaient Engineers at Hotel.
\ ., -here th?
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e Da?
ll?te] K
? . ? Ma , Coi
? Robert '. riff Al
, t Ken
although he
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v. ? ? a ?'
one of
for I
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?tit? ecretai to i
BRITISH NAME STEAMER
AFTER EDITH CAVELL
Former Tropelro Becomes me?
morial I?' English Nurse.
i
dea t h by i orde r relu
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?
I ,i, ?a hi< li . tcrday
? tloik. Iih?
ied I
ti ow on
t t,i Nee*/ Vori
SHONTSLAUGI
OFF IMMUNil
Chuckles in Telli
How HeWonOaym
with I lattery.
$125,000 BONDS
SURPRISED ill
Interborough Head aS?
Work Was Worth Mor
?Bought Stock With I
? Ur- r . ,.f thl w'..i.
situation," ?srae Be bridge i'ol
characterisation of i, three
ore P. Shonts, presi -
oroagh, had ?? Ufa t1*?
01 a" ill,* Uaynor hon
mi a Sunday in April, 1910.
: 1 of this iiu!-.. trod
? '?!i Shonts ??if. on the
In- man srli
name ? -
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?? tifal
ha.l by th : . ed tho way
? . v , ,,- ? ? ?
?'lai:.
? ? of Mr. Shon
-.?. s no
down :> ?
ml '." .1. P. Morgan ?*
:.|o*?;rtl I'll? !
Mayor was tin,? I
?
the ?
Mr. Shonts, wl
? terday,
?
r.ot e?
?
000 boi
? .! been s?rarded tl
, Richard I
iatifrheil so hctirtily \?hcn tho ?uir-i
i made t? lhal eeery o
in the room joined In, except Mr. < ?
by, the
Shunt'? Ha?, Merry Us?.
. ?
joymeifl 1'" laughed ?.<? I
would sign b waiver of immunity, .
time ??nil again he laiipheil when
humoniui situation was iatrod
only timr he -^arm
en his t. ?mony vras .
sppointmenl to the ?
I* hail in'rn intimated thai
.
ctloi rhey pro? ed the eontrai
li.- chech stubi end cancelled check
in th . ?? of M r. Colby, ?? ?
household m*..i personal expense H
[books .-how<?<! the depo il of I
inciimf*.
It ?? taki of to-day ami ?
? Mr. Shoal '
::? ? . ked COBCerning 1-,
? ? ? to the late Gardint
M. I in? he incurred eertain con
iligatioi
? ?.' ri.r' - that ?? OUl
|. ? 000 to a pe oui 1
eferred to the last
? ".ooo l und Not Mewtloaed.
l?tr tory o? the
... ? . 'ahfit M i rabean I
, ? r ?and of th?' late Mayor, a?
t??!l*t.. p, ||l
00 91 n il - .il-- eoui
? ? .: ?? borough. Mr. shunt
. . ? ?.. ... .: the 115,000
ng "? oui ' ? i
trip.
Mr. Shonts earns into the commit
flanked by DeLaacey Nicol
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lid fi
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lit- played the p
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ttee thai In- ?'...-i .
f from th|
woi
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Shonts Wa*?,'H Immiiiiii
.? ?-? i ii Mr. Shonl ? i
a -.? :
ion, m making tht- re
I the pi
this had bren the iii-'oin With all ??it
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"I an edvieed l*y eoBBBol," replied
? ? .. mile, "that there
l am therefore will
ing to --r."
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ed bach
? thei began
. ng thi v ?
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Bted ? ompanles which the
"i .. ting |100,000 :. real
? Shonts in BBBwei ta
a qu? Itil two yeais ??.-?' I
: 175,000."
Mr. Shouts explained thai ?vl.m he
was 'oeeii ? um I e i as
of four small Westeri ?.
wl ' brought hi*ii in M0,.
??S that
?lar] ??a? increai d bj -n?- Intel
Bonus a Grateful Surpri-e.
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.??.?artl. he ?hu?:
-11.. . - voted me $126,000 ? it
, work 1 did. 1 iras v..-, .1 1121,000
It run n ? me i s -'i- rlss ?? ? ? ry
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?1: j . m i led broadly ?
luiitinuril ??ti i>a|r -, loluiiiu 1
I P. SHONTS ON SPAM).
if Interborough i hoto, raphe i yeaterday while testif;
Thompsoi ' ommitta
CITY LOSES PAT
ANDWATERWAG??
.Mayor Warns Jim Not t.
Drink in Censored Anti
Booze Week.
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I?;; '- "*S ater \? agon ?'? ?
?'i.mnii?iiorier i led til
h, ?it'n Depai Irai
planned foi ? Part of th
programan ealled for the
nee literal
'. as i
iyor conel I ?
terday that, in -
phlet
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the lattei
.- nd aaloona are to be < -
literary atta?
"l examined I
.
No. I didn't have the I
?i to where the] arare to he ?.lis
tributad," v.u.? all the Mayor i;?rj |
? ? Ight
e'ity <'ha Bru? re, who als'
...
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r mo o make them
I
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In getting ?? , I
Bold lan, dir? the Bur?
Public ?lei ilealth
1 epai tment, ai i m col?
loquial
d! atril
. .-.. these re
.
"Pal
on the Water Wagon." 1
??H i! made
ttla beer" and "Then
It wi t "Pa
m why brink V
.r,,. "i,.-* on the
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i*?iing ? iry to (
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?? i? af
Icta in the
iae, he
went i
K\ en ?
screen in the I Was!
ieigton'a Bii
;... th? '?' total
Worse
yet, the le" through
? ? hite lighl
? tiled off. Ihf pis
a ith trau*
manne I.
RYAN DINNER
FOR ?NDERWOO:
Financiers Also Guests i
Table Two Doors from
Gary I ionic.
i ?.
? I in I '? cember with <?:.*
? ?
dollars, gave e priva
'?'.'. i Hilf
??? .ni. ' ? rom \i
the House ?
?:. ? ? a 191
fur ? i ?? D? "'."?". : .?? nom ' si ion ft
Presi. iiuest
A -, : the ?..il? li'.tirrr. the mi
': Ryan's home were n-nii
? .' *ri
L V, MeGlone, lecretary to Mi. Ryai
III i.i r r.n.i a: \ politici
; e. "it ii purely a social al
fuir, nothing unusual." he -aiil la
???li Ryan ha ? limply a-ke.l
numb ??* of fri?
in. There is sbsolutel
i.i ?? er sigi
atta, hed to
?
"Why, this is jusl eue of a roun*
-;;iitl I'ocl
? - \ i Smith, urho wa:
I o?nigh<
nt Mr. !.. u ' .'ill."
Fti. rts to 1 t i ighi
? BO avail.
II earned en c.I satbority
howe? ?-i, thai ' he hoi --in fall
it Os B Ige, ? '? '
v.-. . . ? ? dlnnei. th
? 1 trip
from Wa fa '? a!i?l
?
.ral weeki ago,
i
Mr.
.
|S ?,..""'?
i '.-.l well knii??n ". 01
re included in the .
Wht-n naked whether politice or the
np* machint* PresideBtial camp?*:,.
uti foi ill -? . ' dt- tliiincr
tar/ Mr?. loi ?? i spiled :
' f such thine* ???? dis? i-ie.l a? sll
Liniliniir-d ..n p.,se- :, ??luniti :
'
Poland and Peace
or the Allies win lb? dec the I ?
stand . ledras would block theii profre ?
toward nal
.. H ? .. .!-. i;i \\\s weekl) e.l
iiyt ,ej|, : miktk'r tii<* probable terms ol
_-_,,Hi from which I I. It Is a
article thai claritiei in important ??i
ideale i to di thai ?? ' ' ?????
I GUtr Simoun, Glritom?
first to last?the I ruth: \e?s?lditorials?idterti<emcnts.
MEXICANS KILi
112 american:
inthreeyear:
Carranza Now (iivin
Adequate Protection
, Says Lansing.
WILSON KEEPS
LETTERS SECRE
Refuses Senate's Reque.
to Make Public All
Correspondence.
i Surre
W i hington, Feb. 17. -Admittir
? he .... event Amei
<*-* n civilians in Mexico, twent
n. Ilia Ami r
ild?ers no the United S i
;,1" of the border, and i I
i io . the American side i
? he borde r in the last thr?
the Pre ident to-day sent an an iwe
to the Se .'?? ? ???ithe n
I Senator Fall. <
.. All of theae d< atl
..... ?
order, for which Snui t?n- Fa
te i 'nited States is i
sible.
The repoi I. which was ii I
of a lette ?
- that many i
? been killed, i ut i a) i 'hi.? is th
?a record.
All of the correspondenc
Stats I ?i'p.ii-tm? tit and the Bn
zilian Mini-tor in Mexico City,
the forre.-ponilenoo with Ami
ulsr anil other represstitattvi
o conditions In Mexico, -.vero r<
', although asked by the vc
lotion, ? t. the ground that it wa
"incompatible with public int
to make them pul.lie.
Wi ,,r,i.in traita are ? i i iplayed
the i epoi!. For in itance, *s 1 ?
iv the long Ii I of killed an Amer!
can was put to death by Huertl I
or Federal soldiers, it ia stated tha
h?' was "murdered." In all
two instances, where an Amer'cai
v as killed ? >>? < 'onstitutionali I
\ illistaa, the rep rl tates that h
was "killed.*1 The old prejudic
asjainsi Huerta apparently ia util
fei? i,y the administration.
Why ( arran/a Wll Ke? ?i(*nized.
For the Brat time i? revealed 1i'
-fie of the administration in i
razing Csrrsnzs.
.. .. . ?
and .
. ;ii \ ilia." ,
Laanaing, "rep
, l indi in varu'i
? ,|l l'i,l
a cot,:? ?? On nd, al
the , and others in au
Dilated with Ge
! hi i'tlv ? ,
to G? iperioi
:.. i K k? 11 and wh?
would make aueh raplj .. i hi' deemed
propel i a ta be dra* a ??.-?
? in tin- one band, there ai
tu be cent
? . ? .i..... u ri lit", ,,n th.- ., ?
hand, i central autl
eras eerid
Car ran i tccord g|?
.1 and impartial con
omms imment
?
arr i ng
;n arbitrate on tha part
ia to the abilit)
I*
anil proper.]. Mr. La
toll Iv
ent, ???? hich a? tha I Im?
, - .
lording
:o the
lierea and' ] I
e.iir? Detalla at Deaths.
data diaelosed that
\ ...? .,. , ?n i,?
? i ! . : i .. i
?
a v ?
. ? ?
\ the last
'
?mir man of the I
...
the table
Me made
tin, \i. tus
-..i.; r a
? ? ? intro
?: e nomina
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r
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?iie\ I I ?IK in \ ?wwniii. ItUI UTA.
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U-BOAT AI'OI.Hey
5EMT TO HOLLAND
The Hat-e. Feb. 17.
(i-rm.inv lia? notified the
Dut, li government that the
investigation t>f the Artemis
incident has established that
the Ai'terni?- \?.i? blameless,
and that the torpedoing of
this \es?el wa'- a blunder by
llie commander of the Ger?
man torpedo lio.it. I he *?,ov
ernmenl ha?, d?approved hit
a? llOB *ri.I taken iiece?*- nv
' !|C?.
(?.?ill*,.li? rxprei ?<*?" regret
I" l'ie Incident, lender?
apologies SB-d oiler? to ?pay
an ludemnitv.
1,000 GUNS LOST
WITH ERZERUM
Strength of Defeated Turk?
ish Garrison estimated
at 100.000 Men.
? :
: . i 8, Estimatei I ram
grad place thf number of troop?
in tli?? Turkish ???>'? "'i ;?* l.r/.erum.
the ? ah Ich h?? beea aa?
? 100,1 00 men.
[I 167 gnus in the
outer fort-. 171 i:i the eel trtl forts 9Bd
. ins.
g before the forl
? i h?- a Cob
ilthoagh not
pture o Ei serum,
ist tfa i'.sys before
1 the Rus?
?"h men killed.
p. m ograd ?ni respondent of
??The i fall of Ersorum ?
mainly to a frontal atte
on Monday.
nuil on I ? ing ?'? Ibs following
- impetuously rushed
:.,: -, which
. one sad a halt''
ting.
Althi ? ' . yed a i
?ralnable part in silencing the forts, all
repoj-t? airree that the bombardment i
lonii ;
? ,. dafeni i i
the me a. tually
stormed a? the p
l!u?.?ian Hire.? Meiliod.
repeats
?
produ, i-1 in the i sse of up-ta-d ite
thodi which
proved luccessful thirty-nu:.* year-?
Kars.
The r?daction of Erzerum ?e I
i IOB, ? ' ? ?' Hh,
' '
. ?? . ??' .'.y nrmy might be
? ?
difi cull tael? of inter?
g the remnants of the T .
sbl retiring
. . ? intain plat?, i
t to | them an iippm
g the o?
l he Petrograd correspond?
that the de
bio* appears t,-. have
il i ill-- inns, ??hid?
Ta ft,i
? ? rear. B< forts
I their cap! i
?. was .?
i ed ha? d fight
then swept louthvrard
like . behind 1 he !'?" " Boj un
a .
?
? i
the 1
? ploit bee.es known bi
?
j rage
enduranci
? .
. plans
- great general.
.
ba? i- ? ?
?; :].,? mass?
a -mili-:
: the membi
i .
diy in a mo? ed 1
? ?.
the i sr? ol trat on
JAPANESE CRUISERS
BRING $51,460,000
Reach Victoria with (iuld to
l'.i\ for Russian Amis.
Feb. i ! i
and ra, o*i
whir': ' .
i ii.r the parchass <?' war i
for Russia, arrived to-day from Japan
" '
gram r? sd here bj .. Jap u
WARSHIP TRAINING
FOR 2,500 CIVILIANS
Daniels Plans .Seagoiag ?Practice
for Next Summer.
w i- . : ? ?
?
to the i
?
take se.
?
?
?
.'iipul
-ory !? i . uluti
X in
I :
be the pre dr-?a i
. Kl - .r?;e Jiul Ki ? l
?
?.?ili be given. 1
eivil
The
l es
? 1*30
NEW orders
THROW DOUBT
ON PLEDGES
U. S. Demands Full
Compliance with Law?
Asserts Lansing.
SAYS ?. S. KNEW
OF BERLIN PLAN
Capital Believes Germany
Will Refuse to Modify
Instructions.
7i gae t ? ? | 4
v. aahiiTtsjton, Feb. 17. I .. ? - ?
.?lie Germany*! : sa I
threat against arme,! msrchs I
with the Luaitania propoaala, S
tary .Lansing said to-day that .1,-'
United Stst en ild i ????? I nothin-*.
bort of a full anil complets h?ti ?*'*?
meut that warfare in the I
would lucted in ace-orrlance
with the established principles of in?
ternational law.
In announcing1 tLat fact ''-?lay
Secretary Lanaing let it be kn*y\\ i
that the Stste I lepsrtnu ? ? ?? i side i
Gennsny's declaration ol
tton to sink ?a it
February '-'?* a?' simed mer,
?hips of the Entente Allie? to be ii -
? wifh the I pre
|y given this ?.: ? ?? the
Berlin Foreign Office.
The tentative CC-mmuni
>?trii?.J to end the I.u.-ifania CSS .
still In the psSSSSSisa of -
Lsruiiif, will not be formal!.
copied until su?-h sawutuieea regard
ing the future ave given, alth? ugh
'lie I'timmuniration. in BO far as it re?
to the Lusitsnis Itself, - i
ceptable.
State Department sIRciala ;?-?
consider that the Auatro-Hu f*a
memoraiiil'im regsrding armed tilt? ?
? in accord with the assurai--. ?
given by the- *ro*reniment in the ne?
gotiations over the linking si tha
Italian steamship Ancona Coi
quently final settlement of the
cons csse, ones p<Mt***Msd bees i ? I
the doubt regarding the cii
atancea of the sinking of the Brit i
steamship Persia?, protwbiy will '??
withheld until Austria gives similar
assurances to those now req w I I
from Germany.
Wilton \? <ernr?l of Threat.
v. I en Pre de nt W an ici a
to th? Entas ta stenii
aimed ? h:p? ?it" ??ar if a
vivendi were aot arrange'!, he i.
ermattea tha? Germai
prepai I srina
?
The 'i
* t >r h'? ? ?..?.:?! pots the I
end the n this
eounti be lllgore ata la a
? ?
< ifl? -he Pre ai ?sat, per? ?
. igars Inherent ia frees Oei
n ?ii attacha on Hime.l reaaela s ithoui.
h a raodoa i IvaaaU pro?
ne that the Allies would
a this gorerameat of
.', r. In ?loniiC
Pre realiaad that he
ras pre . I I i ae rjaie*?
, ? man p?*i ?
?1 til*
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