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SWEDES ASK U.S.
TO AID PROTEST
Want Neutrals to Unite
Against British Ban
on Mails.
CAPIT-M SUSPECTS
HELP TO TEUTONS
\jsaai*t nedines Dctinito Reply
^Likely lO Continue Inde?
pendent Policy.
has
that ?He Tinted
rence of ; outrai pom
-.,, .r take other action
Interfsrenes
I trr.de. S,.*:etf.ry UoslB?
> -,,-ten a
?- I *
I
? '
war of i.?
.?
a,f .-' to partiel] ?
?? ?
*c that t".
'..< Of aSW?
|
t and? -takes
to sslporate \?;th the .
on in the possession of
country are as*-i.?ting
Gimi" Wc a.? in avo
mjfl a?
'
te ht
to-?"?"? the 1
?
"j | tl .ctod by h
?
?
?.?ht to ma
'. commcrc
?
Neo I * rot set l Ignored.
'
?
?
*ed.
?
ssure, I
?
?
make u re
?
'
?
egard to ?-?r linary
?
-eizure of
pirce'. | .ear..??
? MV?
? i
? mas ? lolatloB of Malla
?
?
?
litior. i 01
tei - > - ? bel ?
this conven?
? unieiit of the
?
.' i it
'
? uirai
f i
?
?
? ; la?'.'
-be t? -
?ure hy British and
? rican
for]
in Kuropo
? ?
and
a rep
? ? '
? '
New York Bankers Confer
on Seizure of Securities
up their pro
?
ir.d
?
: ?.t a
? has t
""e lead in the moi to] l.old
mail.
?? -. mr
-.*. in
?
Matral ?
*J*a_l !" '
'
! :,rt
?Jrt ? ? arill be foi
con
tained am ?
? m
. lb?* I. .
not,ni? rrirnnlin?; recov
lile Hcpartinent will ap
w
i ng will ik? in the i rar
?in? de
. . ,. ?; r?lui
k>f ti , el ? ?. bange
?.. i vu.,., Heult to learn,
It is '.ut they will
run ?? -, dollar?
m hail besa
l'y the aaiBurea
? in ?herkini* up
taeka.
\ n I he pi irr of
\
: enluy. Thim
any ilerline
m th. . bu? ta renew? I
in the exchanga rata foi
Ugh? ahout
, rferenee
ilia from the
intri?'!".
Sweden Seizes Parcel Post
tn Retaliate Agalast British
?
"i l , ', 1? 'R( porta fi ,"ii
'
"are thai nburjr a
?
by the
ire ?,f
.-ion n f
TELL OF 11)0 DEAD
IN ZEPPELIN RAID
Espagac Passengen Dispute
Paris Count e?f Recent
! ess (if life.
The French c- ? ' statement
that
January
29, \v. ; ? - | . 'ri the
the 1
. i
? over 100.
Dr, '?'
after
, rvlee v\i;h the
in l-rnnco,
the raid.
"Ai
? ?r the
.
later I
ng nil
HTkiur
e Parns
? ? :
' -i .?ure m
.led.
"1 'cloud
yard.?
m clou,! i
Irship T he ruse
?
? .
riti
i-, lir.nl
Merc:
.?'-?
the German church offi
? -.
h -inny, can-.r her?*
? ? |
\- ? . House
tj -i und
. waa
-nary
? ? '
ENGLISH CHURCHMEN
CONDEMN REPRISALS
One Bishop fails to Indorse
Archbishop's View.
-S ]7, The 'Ihurcti ' ?'
land to-day took I . 'xdicy
The bishops in con
.
?
?
?
rcy "i" God
we sh? .... .t, of a
?'
on. "Jn a \v;,r like this,"
he 8;ud, " com
hat.-ints from non-coi. if we
?
in a puni
!uwn 1
DURESS NOT USEI
ON BELGIUM-GRE.
Country Was Free to Ac
ccpt German Offer of
Restoration.
BRITAIN CRITICISED
FOR SHIPPING RULE
Balfonr Admits That Rales An
"Preposterously High," but
Denies Selfish Policy.
Lande a, r, b, it Under the pu. 'e o
n question to Bir Edward Qrof, Lau
ni?,' G nne I, an Iriaa National!!
f I'arliament, mude the alia
b in tl ,? H ou ?? ii' i aaaaaani to-?ia;
thai in i .1 I bean need by ",
\ to ? lanada the Belgiai
,i accepting from (?er
an ? ?', , to rei tablish the In
j of Belgium, tu restore h? r in
, ? and full) to com]
i .? -i,i . ? ... i i,.
brought a blunl answer Hum the ifot
.. ? .?
i
Sir Edward a?i?lcd that be be
tatemen? of an offer bin..
? in? rue.
ie Add ? rrpl?
..? wai
? d bj Ba
ber :,.- I l bVil ihiit, ??? ho moved hii
II- iii elared thai
the pi ? ? I ?pping war
.? ?- of tha priiii
Inn. ri< ,1 baa nol
. us? .i. he declai i d
? .. ' large
? sd been taken than would bare
I,, en . under proper n
ment,
Shipping Profit? Gigantic.
erted that the ,-i-rantic
sde by ahippen wen
lent by
i innaent. Two third
.. i heeii r ? i, and
third ii.?d been allowed
? ? ..!' tup
iring i
v hich wer ? itely absurd, he In
. Arthur Shirli
?m Plymouth, .-? amend
.'? .!. Balfonr, First Lord af tha A4
miralty, in replying aaid he thought
the ahipownera ?oui?! not rempli, n af
rat? i we ic not only high.
but | ?
hiph. lie denied th
? . . i
. : iney out of th i il
pr?
riv? ts ] n Im
.
? ?
could ' acting selfishly.
? ' ? Mi I
.-? - that mat
.
to admiral! and gen? rals, i
.
? ? ? ortaga
1 whatever
Hey of tern
ropriation of
gth of the
eountry'a mercai I hoped
r ..?'? ng ?? . ild be aaid In critic
i tion.
' -o ?1
? .' '
' ,1, ..
. . , . .
?: the Iiou.?i' of I'om
?
The . er added that the
?i ap?
ache 1 v.i:h ?, r< , ei nil
food to be aen? to Poland under neu?
tral control, bul that the Allies had re?
plied they could not , tfie ques?
tion until the various methods of spoil
-
'...... herwise, hi
wouli I to the
WOMAN .SPY GETS LITE TERM
il.r Death Sentence Commuted, Home
See retarj innoan? i ?
l,'. ! he
0 death
I ut v. I immuted t?
? ,r life was am,,
in the H" ' ? nmona to-day by
? I.. Samuel, Secretary o;
f o i Hoi
The woman waa found guilty in a
. ? ,
An appeal wi ? i, hut
united. Her se?
tivitiei were dis, afta?1
hi r arrie a] in Great Britain and her
She
Brit
? "',.? hnrjin
?' the war, il wa that a
? ?
... ...
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS;
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS
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n ii
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Serbia's Ruler in Exile
? Holds Hope of Victory
Aged -?tul Bent, but Unbroken l>v Misfortune, K?h?<
Peter Prays God to Reward Tins Country for
Its Bounty to \ lb Stricken Subjects.
aCdepoM, lalaad ef I ahma, P< b, II
ria Pai . I i b. 17), Hidden awsi la
Ithis almost iaaMeaaihla spot, bent un
?i?"r in*. .. i M., two boom, dlaill :
ts aad lufTeriaga, phyaiMlly bro
lian, virtaally Miad, bis bwwb goae,
In? nativa lead overraa by aaeient
enemies, the Billed Klag PotOI of i
bit i,'. m!-, i lings to Ufa in th.- ho
participating m the altimate triumph
of hi? Maatrymea.
i bo ?ils hnvo tut dimmed
tin? ipiril tu eleaded thf latelled of
ti." h In?;, li.. apol a th Hi??
Mme determined coat-ays ?? character?
i. -? i bim whoa ha lad his ici H
victory over the Torks. aad he aas *?
tli.' MBMS BBd mMBlag of th" v,,i
With lii? Mid loffio of (he man who
translated John Btaaii Mill into Sor
biaa.
Sjio?k*) to Ameritan*'.
"I have lu?.' Wasted very micli to
.?.peak from tho bottom of my 1
the jroat hOBli "i America, ??h?.
deeply moved over th? fate of Serbia
and In.- .... ? ,..,?r aahappy
people,"1 Mid the Kmi: "r
ii.?? that si.o.i how > .'ir com] I
have been able to divine in H;?1 straff?
gles of a peuple, limpie aad ragged bal
.stubbornly Individualistic, tho saate
laerod tir?' ?Aiuch inspired tbo
Americaaa, three hun.lr, I yearn njjo, to
lea? e Eorop. I ? ? In the a lid.
ot' America a home for freedom. They
uaderstaBd as. Wo speak tho same
1 ? 11 ?- K ? i :. t ; ? ? I
"Ai,.! tbo ts ?'?ho
have ruin,* tO B ?? lOCtOafB, 1
the American !-? I
; I Sanit?r]
bra? a j oang peop ,-, ?? bo I
. ?
?
not a
few res? forever in Serbian soi
it nol the) who brought to
" .b when thon
of s* : ' . : Iren, enable
to flee, r< tain '.here, ? ? ? - r i ive?l of i
thing, dep?
? he enemies of th? r nui try,
have unobtrusively lel to work t <>
succor the naforl mat.
ail, who have a? ed ol
l'ra?s tur ?.or" . Reward.
?
?
If ay God ia H is
mercy i try ! '
i
1 ? ? ng loag i
i what you j,ie thinkiflg,**
King F Onallj
.
wh have renia '
no reproach- 1 I
too late ' ? avs bat I h? j
Tbcy wer?
Had th?
an oi n to toa, o ral?
"i ? . ido aa oa? j
I ected I
r- t :
liberty tha?
it I ess and
? '
cumin?, but none : i
Supreme Ftftirt ,*f I cud.ilism.
"I do no? ? - ?
in Amen .
that almoal
1 ?rill tell :?? ?
preme, the laal
.
freedom
morrow, So l
-
? . i.
m , .1 Its
. ?
? ?
ideal.
i "Yet ?\e Bars alwa
, at peace a
* way hai bo? be? n r way, bul
Serbs ara liks iroa An *
of our creed to
v ith our i
? f ? um m -. ?? iadoa - in B.
and have said to myself, 'How i it
;
lue an
"Bui
feudal thai
ma . ?
and A
?
?
of 1881 - be i ? nounced
: I - ' .
... :
fore?to cr?ai
Serbin, Moi : Hl : '
.
the I" ? i
ity. Hut ??>? cannot land I
aro r i
?'I ?.'ii Klag 1 como rron
pi,, bal a I
.
"at?" *Tt__S_3
?Comiort.-'hlc while you
are smoking them and
after you have (smoked
thein that's why they're
sen - i?
JO
S*~) TOR
f 15*
F?TIM?
slavery Mj grandfather wai ?? pe-ss
? .1 i ???H pi luder ol 11 at than o?
ai ,? illume. ? iroa ns are lost, bu? th.
i ,i,. alean i>!.,u,| af t a bava
lived of the eai'h does not die ?
\ - for Bul| aria, we bae s pro- ad
that we have i i cor against the
?,,],her? v ba fought i aide wit
i the libert) if t i. We
? i ???,! thai when wa mad.
i , .; ? ? ,, qui
friends 'I he t ,i d aol ia will, 1 b<
obi s emonv pur
?nei them. Vi t, despite ever, thing, I
? ow wit h all ' . be irti Xa?
thi H ilgariana live in tranquillit? al
home There la place enoei
Ul that i require d ia .?
?
" \ ? i.,i oui illy, ,
under -'..,,,| different ly fi om aa Her
inter?
it? In the
1er ' ' iho ilder ?-? [th aa, ?hu
fulfilled the
?liitii ? ,,,. To day
.
tality "
Llvaa Only for i re? serhia.
With a the K ng
? .
. . ?
!
I .
ited:
??! le luve in ?
?. i? Hi ?In.I. Il N , ' ' be ,li ?
m?, youth. It waa for tha? I I
II hat be
reme the faith o? 'he twilight of my
. ,| free.
I pra la? m<? live until -tie
the red? mption of my
?? lav I am re
wills. I ba it i'.' al
i-i my life, and am tired, bruised ami
?
ta eountry drew up
h ? ' i.iii. pain twiated i ody to military
thering i
ich once more at the
: r* their I
Boi'in. I will
before
. :
AUTO SELFISH WASTE,
ENGLAND'S DECREE
War Savings Committee Decries
l se of Motors for Pleasure.
I "You ly Hair,
le the
?
. ? i other*! i . r
? . tha <
I'om
of appeals, In which I ill oint out
?
?
?
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KITCHENER TALKS
ON AIR DEFENCES
Three Fold System of Par?
rying Attacks Perfected
?n England.
ADVANCE NEWS
ALL IMPORTANT
Anti-Aircraft Artillery, Says the
War Secretary, Takes Prece?
dence in Ordnance Shops.
P b IT. Karl K>chener
? B . et Lotit te*
during the lae? efappalln r?M
.?In that 'he Brittah aaaonnt-|
,.,i i.>r ai ?? ulrahln, which ? aa lost at
.nd that there waa good reaeoa t')
,. h second airship hud been put
out of action.
It la believed that Lord Kitchener ra
? [. 19 i h
the laat
i to the pi laent," I ord Kitchener
uir invasion oi Eng
huid has bad no Influence whatever aa
the military conduct of the war, ami.
. , the loi - "' citizen life ,
and damage to private property, I do?
? ? the i sople desire to give
: ,r, great Importun?e to th
? allow them to affect military
lions.
"It mu.-t ba realized thut in wnr it
? ? to UHure safety
. . ?, and some rieka muat i-?
accepted In order to he ?strong at im?
portai
Coetly to Baldara.
?
from a repetition of theae
air ine I It we slvill make them
? h time."
Oui '???il of aerie! de
fene? In Great Britain, Lord Kitchener
"The defence is threefold:
adi ?mee Inform
the movement? of hostile airerait:
ond, defence by anl i rera?l artillery;
reidera by leropl
" \ re rarda tl
tern which gin
mpending
i robabl
? ?: lery, the ,
has preced?
.
dueed. will be ,:' to the I
? ? it tl
" l"he ? it will lea* a no I
?
ill be
f Visco ml French,
Sir Pe . i ??
Nlgfct Work I'iflirult.
In reply to a question regarding the
u.?e o? sei i at night, I
1er baa ever yel
?
?o make an as,
? ' ". He lidded:
?
tercepl
?
the si
on the -t.i.t. If he ,
? '
' . ? .?
tended with great dlScoltles, but I he
? ha? xc.'h more extended pr?eetic
we ?hieii overe?me *iu, ?l?fT*ia-,4 ?
Announcement waa mad? ofllclally to
d'iV ehnt during ?he fir?t four month
of operstio** of the government's ai
raid insurance plan more than 1.109,
'. policies were written. Of then,
l?j per cent cover damage? which ms;
be sustained from bombardment or at
t.ule-i hy mrcrief?. The remainder cove,
aircraft risks only,
Say Spies in Paris
Signal to Zeppelins
I I'eh. IT. The r, een* /eppeiir
raid li?*" reopened the queetlea of ntret-et
lighting m Paria, orte contention u
that the rniuctiori in illumination
.???rved no pu-pote, tinec it did not pre
' tha airakif from lading the n'y:
eons? |Uently more light la demamled
ted, moreover, th.it n.any of
the light? that shine out from the In?
terioi ? ?' the regulation ????* ?-?
??i th" ener,.,. ? ? 'he.t ZepDt
I1111 can operate effectively only hy
? from ?and ligaala.
ties e vit ?"ate.? '.hat
German acanta la Paris, w.-irned of the
com?,. Zeppelins, give i.Iumi
fr?m threp different
? a triangle, in the cen
I tr?. of Obich is (locate,I the BfOt the
Zepi ; .:, lire to ?-r,ke.
Experimenta have boon mnd-i a?, to
,.<?>? of thin Huppo-ed plan
Threi I .ipon roof?
In t: ? . ,- pasltion with lights
? ? were easily picked
? it ?rom s coi'.>idertt'jle height. it
i proposed tl it eertain avlatara be
bed for the ?perm! wotk i,f in
i'uns fot the de
H 11! ?
FIND GERMAN MINES
OFF THAMES MOUTH
Dutch Ship Recovers One Float?
ing Below Surface.
London. Feb. IT. The prevalence of
mine.?- in tha N I ' causing a
eompl ' I in tiie routing of
Dutch shipping.
Dute es rec tly d -covered
? had Leen causing di?n?ter
to their shipping off the mouth of the
1 bame - m mines a ere aa?
,?' the usual floating type.
The theory of the Admiralty here
had BOW minen,
feat lieiow tha
.-.-. hut ?,ne ?.truck by a Dutch I
-eeterday, an being recovered.
red by a uerman marking that it
I ?u! an anehor whieh heid it a few feet
?he water.
The method of laying these mines
? Keen discovered, but it is,
I? l? is done by vessels j
flying neutral flag?.
LIVE IN THE SUBUUBS
where ehildreo ^ Py
ean grow op -/kJqL?a*
?mid healthy ??r^V7\
lurroundings. j ?/
HiMM 4*?!?: /?C4/. HOMES
Alone the line of II??
New Jersey Central
Tl? Ht IT ANY TABTE AMI PTB??
ir?.ii?nt. fa*t ?rain?; low e?m?
mijta'l'.ri fir??; a? ?moka? har4
? f..r f.?).,??l?l H
w. t. wara\ ??- r. a., ?toom sos.
Ill Libar. s. St* V'.ra I '?
GERMANS FIRE MINE;
FRENCH WIN CRATER
British Hold "One Lip" of Ex?
cavation After Explosion.
London, Feh. 17. .Severe local ilj/hO
in/ || reported B an official ?'atemer.t
Iseaed by the Rnti?h War Office to?
r.irrV?t. "Karly ?h?i morning," iayi the
sta'emert, "the er.emv iprangtwu mineo
one near Fo8B4 I, th? oth?-r ?oath of
I ?> Af't-r the explosion of thf latter
tho * nemy attempted to occupy th?
bul ama dnvea back b? our t'.ro.
We holtl tho near lip of ?he crater.
"To-day our artillery bombarded the
? trenches near the Hohenioilern
? re?
"Be'ween the ""preS-CominCS ?anal
ar.i! the Ypre ?-.'omines Railway the
i- unchai ?
"In Helgiutn." laya n French official
??-.i-.-emenr. i??ued to night, "destructiv?
t n-s were directed against the (ierman
tatioaa In tas direction of
*rae*e and in front of Boes;nf"he.
"In Arto:?, in the ne'ifhborhood of
the road to Lille, ths en? my exploded a
mine, the orator of which we occupied.
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the day's work.
A page of pictures in the Graphic Picture Section on
Sunday shows how the E-9 ran a combined ice and mine
blockade to help bottle up (Jermany's commerce in the
Baltic?one of these striking photographs was taken from
the periscope. It is an unusually interesting page, but it is
only one of sixteen big pages that come to you every Sunday.
Make asure they come to you this Sunday by telling your newsdealer to-day.
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