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IDVERTISKMEM
Mi\ ERTISEMI ST.
jljeB-iagTiaJglllaa^
ECrypt.AH
DEITIES
"The Utmost tn Cig?vettes
Plain end or Cork tip
fccp/c of aahirr, refuxcntentand
cduLattOn invuria6(w Drplfi"
ty pi
Dtotics to any otiitr cicarcttZ
v
Malfrtcrthtlhjf^
? --?,'? Turl .a" a "
irwlla** in C
mmmmw
25*
FfaaY
maki ? L-boat war aro ef
Mr \t ? . ng ??? accept, tor a
new aaaurai l ' " d0
?
" 11n,eM
a br.. . y no
n .,,.- that
.,,-., ? rhe tii when she .?.l evaoa
Mtarhl tgroo '?? ? roioor Mrthoda.
aid
elatu
. ? rman
r warfan
? ; '
? ni in it* d< ?
? ? thi ful a
.
. i u
... i . by the / ""
perativc ihe
.
. of aafety con
adequi ?? Th< n ere placing oi \
ta fa
dangeroui i
? ?
i ? ?, | ig| ? ? - 1 be
?
ntereat, but oni
? , com
? ceived from
?
. ' been
plementa ote in
? ? i ham e\
? ment
tement
gn pa'-aoneora-. indirating that a
.. ... lible
W'nshingte - rlug ? tell
MEN'S FASHIONS
This is the 56th Easter in Wana
maker clothing history. We have
prepared for it with all the ex
perience of all the years.
*? yxEh
-
tj.- toldO
??'.- ?? tek i
?Lcnaon.tZtS
1 *
Onadaaa uv* ? .
ilUpoie
A little gvtowaigf
Ihat reprcsentsstocks
set out on one floor
on the streel level,
one block loog and
one block wide. in
which are all the
good Spring clothes
New Vork men want.
rnoderatelv priced,
readv to wear, and
full-warrant ed.
e.'liatl.a A.rtar .fr?f; f7?4?
/a laa *-.. i. -.;
\
f2f.a\\aMafaatlamU
UotihBtSto* ?
FromltahfS
rVaf e, ,t ?.;,. 0r
e , . i/fcar*t>fa
Ur
LtrtWl
?
Cr'tlt Ettlte J.'r>??
A ?
White U'irn.
<btto*l''?
<n
i
> ra - ? td.
{biuivs*** 'evfcr-io ?)' -
. a a r _
a ~
Fi'-i-J Utaiitcoatt
Jivtote**
eyi
D
10.OCO
at 50*
TaT/1 flallald r-r r. ,.
j ? ??4jWal51a?9
?
Uacfcaftfin 5 tar9
Men's Suits
?. ..???.)
orpait*.' aataor*5ar9
The suits \.ni will see lo-day are fresli from Ihe
fi11?-f siiu|is. from inamifaetiircrs who have provcn lo
us. during tli* pasl .V> vears, that lhe> ean m.-ilst men s
suits the Wanamaker \\a\ something every maker
of su/ts ean nol <l". The showing ineludes ll! miHlels,
tlir vsiilt i>\' .i Ihorough stml\ of Ihe needs nnd t;ist<.-a
j of voung im n and men who have matured. I'riees
begin .'i1 &1S.50, and l," up l< Hne worsteds :it $40.
'/, ? ? "
tor I eighth lini in d Ifei
C?.':. ? . . .i
line |||
Finest ol Topcoats
$lx..,<i to $35. Al $35 rSnglish topcoatx made for u
in Ltnidon, in Donegala, tweed , cheviota; noirie with rag
lan bvhoulderii, aome with set-in ileevea, Domeatic coata
ranj*.: in pricu from $18.50 to $27.50, in combinatipna ??f
Krayta, Ix-uther mixturea an.i bnialted knil jroods.
JOHN WANAMAKER
Broadway at Ninth, Nrw York
rrami daring thr day Great nambera
? mch arrived at thc IVhiti Hi iae eoa
gratolaUd Preaidi I Wilaon for i
itand. RepraaenUthri ilrtets
lar_"< German p^P'i itiena rp
of - e agi
'
wliien
I - Icad to v.ar hetween 4.bc Lnited
and Germai
. ? ? .
rntei
... af 'he litaatian. The a
;? . ';
?? in the respecl
' 8
t?
eir infi * " farmal srr
??
Thal Pn ">n osrill '?? '
| i breal rith Germi
' in Gei srtei ?
? ot A ? I '? ? "
torff tn the '-'?.a4.- !'? p irtmei I While
imbaaaador I mself refuaed to
make ai ? atatem ni atever, il ??.
stated a* his apii l l tha Prei
ii. ? 4. far from do .' car, is moal
anxious to preserre friendlj relations
??!? ii eertaialy up to Germaay," ?
Gei
Tiiething. or rather aay lomethinf
sn ? . be ?
ihea ? aar 1 hai G< i
her a erl . . l I
? Great Britaia or face
? '
so?em unres i Ie thal
- i ? ? ? '
frii ould hi<- e lo par!
? murl be adm tted '
? ..? ? i,o I ''."
Note Noi Takea s? Affraal.
Vesterday'i note, however, nol
conaidered by Germani ho re n alTronl
ing. The tone, il ir as lald, is dee .1
? - than 4,ts' of -.ral pre
?. ioua coinniunicatioii?.
It had been faaro d thal Ihe
I ? ?. o ??.?'...
. ,, e of ita ti rms by
Germani imposalble Boi German of
. red to-day that they were
agreeabli surprised in thal reapecl
They believe the Bei ? ga ? rnment
c?n puhli?h i4 in Germany withoul fear
that the people will takc affei tt it
il i?r.o. thougl "striel aceountab
..,,,?,. ,,,, word oi aet.' "deliberatelj
, other phraae used bj
thp Pn di ' ?.-;?,? ?? er*
? .?(,-. man i ?
It ii predicl 1 I ial Germany' ?
pwer ?? provi nbsl sntia
tory 'o Preaidenl Wilson Gei ma
f\prct?>ii by . II.'
ihm in lubmari | n tha
Sortll Sra.
I;,,. .nana aay they are anab i
nredict whether 1 *-?_???l - ubn
rare ea ? effo etivi
eraled 4!'?t German)
American frlend I ip ruthrr than
en tha effectiveneai of h.r submarine
eampalgn.
MUST NOT FIGHT,
BRYAN DECLARES
To fcnter thc War "Lnder
Any Circumstances"
Would Be a Crimc.
PUTS BLAAII ON
FALSE DIPLOMACY
Commoner Reaches c:apital to
Insist 1 hat United Statcs
Kcep the Peace.
\ ? ' ~m .1.
Bryan, es Secretan of State, who r*
... p ?? ..utrh' *hc preai*
Ihe I.u raae a a?
ea : to Washington
He did nol
? ? l hc had eome tn render mr
rrenl
Gei
"I ia- Of ? ? ?.?''?
r an addre ." aaid Mr- Bryan.
?.nehed me I
? .
sen. I eani
.? .. ? and hun.
any definitl
? ? I
MSince my arriral I 1 ? ' ia ? 11 1 a
? ? Demacrati
eonfei encea
. , ., .,.? twa da Beyond
plan sre
Haa rwo Hope..
two things ia 1 ?
toatien: Fir t, that
the positjon of
.... 1 ? ?. i States; seeond, tliat.
plomatic ro 1
tinue wi! 1 iw to reaehlng aa bi
? . raenl of thc trouble.
..\4,. remember that t"ere =
nothing nnal bel reen friends. A iup
. . , . ? ? country and Gei
leed bi ? irtunati If thii
Wilson's Action Certain
to Aid Allies, Say British
Whether Germany YieUa or There Is a Break. Advantage
Will ttr F.quallv Great, London a View?Officiala
Prefer Ameri-ca Neutral.
i ondoi . April zO England to-dav
the ?<?>?? that, ro matter whal
reply thc German go-rernment maWc?
to Preaidenl Wilaon'a note. the 1
. ? | ound 4c 1" favofaWe ta "i"
Gern anj agrei ? to he Prei
thi. ??
ners ?? i mi i
the ?<? ' .'?? ra ' ?'? 'h''
?
a Lreak hetween America and Ga nai
comes, England believej i ! ite*?
the A ally |
ere are some who hold ths4.
i. . ? ... n.n.. laeeessl i Iy ad
?,?...-e the cause of this eounl
??? ostensibly ?,,00|i relal oni
Germany.
Thc press com i here aa Mr.
.... ?.. i ongn
papei : ? ?
out I
I h ere
l hi belii c ike* " al W ?-?? ngton
,: he Mfsorou-1
?
on thi I tbe
I .. dei t*i addrei ii alao | oarded.
Many mcn high mi tha go i
, prefer that Am< ?
^, r an Karlier l.ane la Peai 1
So-cs
... || pai . lane to |
. . . plj maj I ?
? gla apri
'. ? p. ? o
\ . ? ? sppreciati
amoui ' of ..'.4ai! which th? I
a = a creat neutra., ia Bt hai
.. oi tho i iropea b< II gerei I
sse oi - pei
? - Belgian Belief woi
America and Germany break, t!ii>
undoubtedly be I
: and Spain Pr
? ? s ere (.'m' ged month ? a|
? ipinion is di*. ided si to * hat ?
an) a ill adopl Some
papen ta'nc the ?'iew tha!
? . ? ? joreri -
, ? , , ? t tO COmpI) ? ' tl c ila
of the United Statei Othei
erta Germa
minate subraarii i
?ara rathei than levai relal
greatesl ? ' thi neutral powers
??.,???
. leady a1 the
. ng.
otoj
a gravi
.
Da I
that 1
Ihe earth are rtus
?
?
Magistrate. a
natioi i ? elear, de ? ive and '
Nnle lakes High I. round.
"The l?si!y Sewa" 18 ? * '>o:o
ind, warthy ol a
nation, ovnoae moral and material forees
demand Tho i rema
for Germany only a straight and rapid
... i ? ? .i r H ?.?
all ' ? ? gl .oiee ? ?
I ? ? short
I
. ? ii . ol be dian
4in?; i' lent Wilson. with
.... .. ..- ng a oldiei i an af
? . iration
. ' the T\ar an.i the eonditioi i af peaeo
II :u ? ... ha . already \. pighted the
balai ei hea favor of th* Allies."
Note to Have Farrcachinfl
f-ffect. View ifl Paris
Pai ipi I '' Cami. ? ??
Prei |i 'a lon'a < mc. ti e MMal
. s: "The actmn nf Washing
i |aa will hs.e (?rieachitij? eonea
ei for the futore al the i nited
France ?>'?..?? ea
? ual r jpt!..f America i euld i "4
,4 greater aympathi thai -or a'
ha given, i...- wi will feel moral
i aee that i
' n Iatiai ' '? ' ?' "' "' pirates
MAJOR'S CEMENT
Rubbcr & Leather LVmrnt
I Mi. . x In ll IIMHr Bl \ll H.fllr
which preci| i I ?? ~ arorld
. :?.-."
The "Debata" ?a4?: it ia on Ger
many thal the eoncluaion oi thia pro
.....
hor reaponae tlu.* hai gi Ihe ro
I ,-..- relation or a rrjp
.... r g ,' ifactiOB
.? ... . ? delo;
. : ? ' ? '
tra i, ?nd 'li"
iction 1
efft ? ? a perio >?' r-o -o
rl . ? .i ?
"Temps" iayi "a
.
ii rman
an abdica
the mperative demand o'
A'a . Afroi tWO mor'na of \ a l P
' ? ? fore Verdu
the ta i reb
inothi capitulat on. to Ameriea,
? .?
.1 . opinion
? , ? -ted. And
? '.ii' il ""
Will Recall Consuls
as Well as Diplomats
B
B gahingt 1 V
rell aa <
I eme if a
gh olhcia
; '? panmeni declarc I te da* Hi
thal tho j n te i ? - i
?
I to iome Latin-Ameriean
, probably Ai genl ina, Gei
be expected to turi hei i
? ,l ,. aver to Sw eden or
Spain, probably the former. K\ ?? .,
" ould be the logie.ie ?. < ept for
f Auatro'
'
? thdrawa
aya i omatic
tion by th<
,
i he State
Departn ? ni .,- nol do, id< d wbether
. tem t,? leai l i
but if thi eenaul ? 44,-10
: robabl] rould be done
I he I nited Stati
iuIbi He,.:
the Germai 1 ? uding
argi repreaenta
tha ' ai other nation ?
? p* Greal Dritaii ard Prance and ia
-....; ..- ? ? ,- ,..? -, r ?
ent*.
dispotc abeald end is *?r 11 ,v0<J'.d bf
un.pcakable.
"We sre going to work to preserve
peace if possible. Our plans are tenta
??? c. and I cannot ducu?.- them at thi
time."
-Thc reaponaibilty for declannc arar
ii uron Congreaa, nol upon the Preai*
. ? said Mr Hrvan. "ar.d it is fair to
i 4?utne that whan tbe duty of aetln*
ipon Congreas the Preaidenl ? ll
ng ?.. refrain fron i a barraesing
Congreaa, as hc '.vi< aaxieua ths4. ne
? 01 be eaabarraaaed."
< rime la Fnter the NVar.
In a ipea :h st s dinner to-nigh' Mr
Bryan d'darcd it would bc a erime for
? ie L'nited Btatea to e iter the preaeni
?der any elre imiuntoa. Me in
?ha' harm doic Amer-ca bv any
? - belllcerenta had been incid i
. ....... rhichtheUaiUdSUte*
nterested. I4 arai a '? '
l.red, that wai
?oui "?. toward arar, aad mii.tar
,nd muaition manufacture- were
ng that Germany ">?? ?*? '
?? the princ.plc of the peace treatli
heTaal^reUry.ofSUte.aajati
lUd with many nation.. and und*
. , . . p.rt-'e, pledged themae vea
towar *f*f.**e ** u*J9mS^.
, or. of tha eaaae of dlepute, Mr Bryan
ur?d .?,.,. ,ettlement of *"?***"':
,.',,rh the l'alted Statea *?f*\}****
? ;,.; nation ahould bc ae
? aftei ihe end ot tha *ar
Mr Bryan ipake af the measura o
atUtned by -he r*ord peac*
...inch. he aaid. WM reflected
? -.4 prlmarles.
STATE BACKS UP
HONOR OF NATION
I ccislature Pledges N. Y.'s Sup
port to Wilson's U-Boat Stand.
i a , Stafl I ? ?r 4041?1 't tTrl
\ hai ? April 20. rr.-M.lcnt Wllaoa
, . .... | 4^rc pledged tha an
ied .upp^r- of 'br Eranire State
io th-4 ' ill ?''' ?f ' - reaources by
unanimoaa rate af 'be Leflalatttre te
nigh!
a/hei ? reaolatioa araa iatrodueed
.,..,-. and oAaaemblymen forgot al'
amliationa in 'br:,- efforts ta
I oa, thal this -<*'? ara aolldly baek
of ?; p Preaidenl ia the U-boal eoa i i
,.: | nal reaoiutloa prerided thal
thc Legialature ihould .tay in seaaioa
? ? . , riaii had pa.acd. BoToraoi
n, ? tman though! thii tn0 draatie, aad
? ? a. ehanged to read:
?v. hereai. A eri ba rc at ?
tha United >tate ai d foreign nations
ed by the addreas of thr
Pn - denl of thc L'alted Statea yi tei
,,;i. befori thc jomt ?es5ion of Con
"Whereas, The i ? 111 n af '; " 'r '
? ie nation with foreipi gov
, ,..?;<??? i ma; a- any moment mak
? | ..i4 'f the
? ? in upholding thc na1 en's ! onor,
'?Resolved, rhat thc Legisoatan.4
pledgea to the Prea dent and < ongres
. | malil ed lupporl in ai r *
. iarv to mainUin that honor. ar..:
lupporl the Chief Eaeeuti ?
.. . .... . ... exo relae of aul or i ?
for that purpoae 'o 4he full ex'ent a.
thc rc.ourre.4 of the atatc;
"Resolred, That tha Legialature :-4
r. ,.' to be innvened at any momen' to
carn oul ihe full purpo.e of thia rea
0 || ..: ."
#???-~
NAVY YARD GATES
SHUT TO V1SIT0RS
Order Exclnding Public Follows
I . D. F?nnsevolt's Visit.
1 ndfT- orders from Praaklia D.
p t y -an' Secretary af 'he
tha navj yard 'n day la eloaed to
\u one, except I hc si i
thou-:. i ta be aliowc .
p ri? ..? ?? r .?? order ? wera poated
by Reai Admiral N'athaniel i sher after
, ? of Mi Reoar c'4 ta the nary
? . iftei noon. N'o rc,
I rea for tha move. Bul much ex
..... \4 hen ii became
am thi Ihi gatea wara ta be prac
.'?il.
Secretary l."" ? ? ' ' ?
dcn. IN ??... bo .i ? ba yard ' I
...... nspectio of the fl< ??'
I thc deatroyera and
Hc then examii ad l ?
ere aupp
made and wenl to thc marine barracki
Klusl A Avenue.
ere Captaii Jamei Bootei
handful af mcn ready for rorriorw. Mr
rell had * coafcrenoja with Rear
ral L'sher, Commander Frank B.
nior aid, and Lieutenant
i ommai di - Ralpa ' ts:'4. junior ?
? .? aidera were ia
Ofl ? ? ? ared ' 4 ? i atmand
of >!.. Roosevell indicated thal tho
? ..nai lituation wa. a little n.i.u
ite than the gaaeral belief. N"
linca 'he Snani.h-Amencan war hs?
the yard been cloieil to vuitorv
In .... tha orderi "M-iudinj:
,i ifiard. s4 the j-av-. will be
mrengthened, il waa iearned la?t night
Men in uaiform, armed with rifle., will
:,-.i.i thc ei-ulian gatekeepera In ca-..
one sttemp
>ulc thc -tstion.
The Headgear of
a Gentleman
bears this name
and trade-mark
FOR EASTER SUNDAY
Knox Hats
UPTOWN DOWNTOWN
452 Ft.tl) Ave al 40th St 161 B^uJuav. Smger Bldg
CITY TOO BUSY
FOR WAR WORRY
Citizens Smilc at "Crisis.'
Then Go On with
Business.
POtlCE PREPARED
ON LAND AND SEA
bomb Plottcrs' Uprising I eared
Oerman Leaders Here Hope
Thcrc Will Be No Break.
The Zepno!in or" war hovered 04 er
S*ew York yesterday without ra-' ? ^ ?
?hadbw. In rhe faeo 0f a rnvs whieh
army orrirera be'i-ve muat reaul* in an
a- led ' iaah, oriro diplomatie rr..' .
between tho L'nited Statei and Ger
manj ara aevered, tho o-.r;. gmiled
went about iti woriradaj. buaineaa.
rerhapa. w,th nioar ,,' tho r*at of
tho world in the trenchea, il waa a
eaaa or famillarity breeding cootcmpt
or. perhapa, ^'r.l ,, manj other cn.o-,
^ bloodleaaly bndged. 'ho t-ns.r one of
tha pro^on* had ro Nmgor rhe i,u44,t
tO *?- T-ill.
Thero u.ro ??? r.rr.v erowdl P"',ire
. 'he newspapor bulletin boHrda, no over
whelming demand for the lateat "pink
'un..." no impromptu paradea 0' ohoor
iag mob*. no hsrangalnga by pa'r.oii
eally inapired amateur oratora nor.
in any r)egr?r, any of tho.e
? rroor .r..n.. which marked New York
on tho 4.40 of tho Spani 1 tmeriean
War BBd 'Ahieh *ho European eapitala
know ?r tho eall to l
Mefenee I'repargtinns Serrel.
tt'h.it preparations the police and na
t.onal guard made in anticipatiofl of
? irbancei were made quietly. A*
neithor headquartori r*er,- ofricial'
readj to announce their programmei
Impeetor Schmittborger, of the
Police I?epartmrnt, in 1
Ifl uaderatood, Commiaaioner Wooda |
ha. iofr_ the planning of orhataoever
extraordinar) arrangrenion's may be
neeeaaary, had nothing to aay for pub
licatiea.
Commiaaioner Wooda ?.a'd rhe pohee
'r-ad lonir boe:i prepared for (?nierfjen
cio. Mrhieh might follow tho entrance I
of ? ie United Statei into tho war. The
r n,.*rnl boatfl l'.iivo bei", equipped
v 'h rapid fire guna an,1 'hrir crewi
an ? ? ad 1 1 ..o.,; with anj Bt ten
enl property or .hp
Aal-.oir. detectivea have rare
fully eharted the locationa of itore
of small irm? and ammui
squads would be ruihed 'o theae ;
the momenl there ... aa ar. outbreak of
I riotmg. In adiiifion. tiie force has been
ed in a aignal ayatem '< r aaa :n
telephone and telegraph
?y.ro* are CUt, ?
"\ev ' an are bi
tho itricteat ie of the word, exeepl
?? and property ai* endan
gered," aaid the Commiaaioner,
regardleas of ?? ? t fe or whoae prop
??*.', they will do ther duty
by protectinf* tho.ao ?ho are attaeked.
"Hu-, personally, I look neither for
arar nor for diaturbaacei in the
Mitrhel Nol Alarmrd.
*, hough Bumeroui ???? Id rumori were
afliia- around tho 1 ti Hall, thii al-o
1 11 ? ifl attitude of Mayor Ititehel,
Departmenl ef Bleiala, who
for many '-;,,i-.th< have been rounding
:ip bomb plofter^. d,d nal hlde the;i
it 1 handing < - pa- ipoi ?
*.<? the <.erinnii Ambaaaador would bo
the ?.gr,a! foi a freah leriea of oui
.-i^-f4. 4V.th other targeti than
inta and ah ipa eai rying - up
: the Allie Bul I he) adn 11 I
. hope to ilo nol g to
ti
A - pokesman foi I ???? Gi an-Anu
ADVKRTISKMfcNT.
ADVI.RTISKMKNT.
\/ime(i/ slugqestions
lor the last days before Easter
SUITS -
COATS
I.ulleur .liul Coattine itjrlea; ol ?:!L,
and cloth f>>r Woffaetl aad M
Motor. ilreet and <emi-<lre>.. jg aa. un.
uiually extrn-i'.r collectiofl ol ?
rf H\g.^s *3 sa(u,( t u,|c ip;|
Day Dreasei Afternoon ilylei
D.uice Frocki .'.nd Eveain * Gowtm,
Ihe lateM Pai is inociVIs; ol Uliclj,
other rich t'xtur-*.
Outin^ and CoatlTaVC lt**i?*B; ,n
cxquis'e h.nul in.rie i
1T1T A. vHTllCLl! ' arRr *''"wrr ^uAi l','",rKr,:'* Cl'epa I'.at' -
llfl.Jt^. ii *^ White Hatv Lmbroiclercd aml painted eflecti.
CARMISIS I'lRiHAMD TO-DM WU BE hllTKD rXSX EASTHl
ieaaa of thc city. VieUr Ridder, bo o
. .. . ;;. ? , R dder, editor o( tbe I
Staats-Zeitung." -.oleed hia coi ft
thst not even a declaration of war
would prccipitate i otlaa
??I eannol aee the srighUa possi
biltty of trouble.'- hc aaid. In the
r puee. ti open breaeh hetween the.
l'alted States u I Germanywill wipe
ct thc hyphen. There will be na more
imericani enl> Amcrican..
.,, ? rhl for theli country.
??In New Vork there are pei ?
100,000 Gen tizens 1 ne) >fWiii
ccrta.nl> not bc hunl ng tro ??'?
Army offleers would ar.-cpt ? 'i'"'1*?
tion of war as .. eea t %?,B*"'".
Withoul il thei ??"?*?? *.'.".
chancc for reaching any re*< ....
.... preparedneai is reiaate.
Ihe foelinc i" thc arm;.. OBC oV.rcr
M .... .-,.. twtn can icareely be a
diplomatic breaeh without aar. ihnr
mean a vital neeaaalty for
paredness and the end of the Eur
war will ftnd ua with guna and muni
,. rrained men in numbera i i
.. .
"Whati '." '
... ei I I ? '' ?"
eontrol of the ca. -he de
fences of 'bc ;ity are ample to eope
with ai ?/?naval expedition which migh'.;
be slipped through the British block ?
a,|f x .hecrinc to know wc
are beyond the radius of aircraft aper
at-.ona."
Knelble la HaPP>. Too.
"I appreciate 4Hc btessing thal I r
fathera of thia republic eonferred upo
ua by k< ep ..- tbe Prea dei t ol
the ' ited Statea the power to deelare
war." ,. .1 Alphon a Koe ble, who wai
reeentl i ted with lobbying to .|e
feot Presidenl Wilson4! relrleetion.
Pr. Edmund von Maeh, of 'h
tens' i oaamittec for Food Shlpmei
said:
"I am c'.ad thal I ? I ligenelei of
... ??., ehaol io i ondition : i I
matic interchange aith Greal
Britain, a' d our tn ined relat a
i ? Germany hava linall)
Pre |enl l ?
? ,,. of i- - Nonaiblc ipokei
Mf feel that G<
?,, accepl hia dictum. " he
for all neutrals and mpan
only in the matter of cubmarine wai
i i4 alao in the ? t? ht-?? ol
acribed war?I0nea, Illegal
i - ? i I parei
iood for non-ci mbatanl ind
loaning of money to either belligere
?i:' Presidenl ? il io irtuc ??
i poail an, ? i ! bo
??. i ..i mai :? wil bo il i |
a? the arb ter for i cutral righ!
. || hai i ai '? ei ed ?? ' ?' imph ol d
macy ? .??? er before ? q ia d I
one in all h -'
Henry w eiamann, presidc l
Germa Imi i v inee, -*.>\ i
ie, it is my b
ia not of sufl
? ? the national aaministral
: .: I gn al i. ... c into tl
arar.
In ti,?< Mr. We - i
by Henr) Aba ' nia Ii
?? Corn part) and presidenl
Federal on oi iun ei Verein o
ti . S t a t?
[OalE QUALITY ONLY-THE BEST
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MICHELE
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Idded I read
Both Quality and Prices Right.
Although the New Michelin Univeraal Tread is superlative
in quality, its firat coat ia actually lower than maxiy low -jrade
casinga, as can eaaily be verifie-d by comparison of price listv
NOTE THESE MODERATE PRICES
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MICHELIN TIRE COMPANY, BWAY AT 57TH ST. PHONE CIRCLE 441
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HUNG TO WATER WAGON
9 YEARS TO FOIL POLICE
Bill His I irst Driah s"i\es Kill
inn Here in 1907.
where no oni i .? '
him, Michael \ , ,
Williflin Raaa, ,*?
,i.<,lr.,-,| n-ri" t I feara. A ln
I
?..mo giaci
aigned .. i
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ii,I. Iphia, < hicagi , maeaaa,
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tempera ici i ' I. a fe*
days al
i'rom hil ' '* made ai
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that hr - ai " a ted the 1
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Aeolian advertis
ing has developed
for this address a
eharaeter and prei
tige valuab'.e alike to
the old cslablii'hed
hrm and the younger
concern still engaged
in winning its "place
in the sun."
ELLEN & JEFFERY

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