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AlHFiniSFMF.NT.
StYENMiLES
TO ARDEK
RUTH SAWYER
"Tfir Primttxaa: Rlnrf"
c5H(?r4? isa-taie that
uill make you tofid
(cr tne Open t*ta>tatv
it tuili tv.aKc yovx
youno' S-Alto.****
HARPER 6 PROTflERS
r\.bi-?h* e *
eiTAi
uwvataMvae
FfltCt fttf-**
72,000 CATS, 8.000 DOGS
DIt; TO CURB PLAGUE
S. P. C. V KHls s00 a Da) Since
July 1. b\ Req;:
000 daga harr been i
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? rc the hi ? aUrm
Thom
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I n driy fov
.f the
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try the
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Mr etl in
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uore ffera i
STEEL EARNINGS
SMASH RECORDS
i iiiiiiniii .1 froat rr.,nr i
the meeting irnve < . >>wine;
ent:
"The direeton
day ai
extra dWidtnd ' > *hc
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The
ementa un
iier ?
; of money. Thi
prop
ertic?.
oui look Is Satl i ? >4
"The unf.I'.cd Ol '
,r,_ if] 10.458 ton?,
v the mllla for ? ? ?
month* New i>'i iai
?erials
throatnout 1917."
Thi '??. l"or the (
thnt ?
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and the I
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April..
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arter and the June
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EERNALD WINS IN MAINE
t'arrle. 10 nf lf. < mmtie* in Fight for
.-.iiiite Candidate.
rortlam! ?????
blican landidatc for i i
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\4il? 1'
all cm ?
nald, and v ?>
re ear
? v Mr. Fernald,
STRIKERS ADOPT
TERMS OF PEACE
General Committee Stays
in Session l ate Discus
llng Dificreiues.
RESULT DEPENDS ON
BROADCAST VOTE
ReBervts Needed at Unloa
Square Demo??tr-ttIon Against
[ onference Agreement.
tioa or aceei
||| of the <r4-nor:4l
'
ball- ' 'n>'
to the ttrfll
raent of ti
held the e-cnernl
| rs in heat.
, '-. in rhe ni
?
amone rhe 11" ?
keri who. thrb .
- '
the 1
I Sn -t
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-,-.on.
ment
?
? the union, nnd hj
u,
One ClBBBB Rt |*Ct*d.
One clau ? Bgr*?Bi?Bl
''
eatarfl of 11
? ? ? i been three noi
ricc eonmittei
? ?
would bc an Indacenent to thi
.-.' a man ai
'
? minutes after
?
, lay temporarily a deciaion
the workan
I
whieh they hnd previously.
\- demonstr.
-
3,000 garment Itai
?
on headqu
waved ombrellai decked out
i
whieh
repreaentatirea of thc nanufactarera.
,t- thc
union,
?
filled
ed men,
?
to have them
put .
hc ?hnp chairmen ivn.
called for- ;it Stujnreaanl Caaino
k, but later wa 1
?
difflculty.
fourth demonstration v
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gregated and vote! to si nd
...
the agree
?
1'aion Heads Work Hard.
Schlaainger, ln n statemenl ahortly
rithei ' '
would be aent back te the j
and nanufactarera for
atncndi
He an.i Morria Hii,,
arorki .1 earneal
out t
The
?? the pnc. - ? clauae
: was a ii rere di
did not accept th.
?
ti
I ha riolenl oppoail
? the union. and \\ ill
for the manu
? ?. lemenl
?
?? ij ? ? ?sion waa ? ?
? aid appro
nnrl tlint there
, . I be anooth aailing in thi
.- the wor'i.
Half- Yearly Shirt Sale
Starts To-day
H.05
2.50-2.00.1.50 Shirts, "I
330 _ 3.00 Shirts, %lM
600 _ 5.00Shirts. ,3-68
10.00^.50.7.50 shirts, Vs
lt your shirts tatde, don't bkuiM
thr laundry, blame us.
\ Shirt Shop
1272 BROADWAY,
Bet 32 and 33 Sls.
n*afl
WOMEN EAGERLY
ACCUSE POLICE
VVitfiess. Recovcrirtg from
Btating, Needed Id
Clinch Indictmentei
HAI 1 CALLED GRA1 I
CLEARING HOI Sl
Pbliticiftti Must Tcstlfy Swann
Telli ol Methodi i Ited by
Collectors.
: . . ? .- i i
ii . The wltneaa who
irei ing fron
?
So manj i
the J"
?
rcoir
4
?i Hall, 22
- ?
I
the .
(iraft Headquartera at ;:
: thnt
- '
Hall, whieh they oecupled from ll
'
?ling, nnd where thoy
aaid to have b.-en nade.
Fi ink \. Lord, Second D? i ut:
'
Further <
shown by l
? the
lt was am
ice had been in thc
colleci
?
?
nnd to hai
s. v Mr
?
Tho woman aaid te have I
and t* ? othi r wil
? ? will appear in
Wooda Is ( leaning Up.
ip of thi
.
"Th.- forei
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!l be ioni
? i. Plain. ?
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nnd wl
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men haTfl
been ' '
?
ually thi tion 1
. whether ! ,
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thei nen, a
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nnoui
?
. 1914.
So . han ? ta Eacap*.
"Tha
many
? imed up j ?
11, e wonan wa
?
money. If they were
- m would b
would
.,f din
i |n no ease ilid thc
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WATCH TOR THE NEXT!
III l x / . 4. 4 ;|| i ll
ili ii. ,i r 4'. mpavnj.
i iHirah, r.i.
WHERE CHILDREN MAY OBTAIN
HEALTH CERTIFICATES TO LEAVE CITY
Tha !>.:..M,nM,. Ol Hr,l?h ll st. in-ntly enfotnni; lha ruU
Brflichfoi !,il<l mvif ' "' >?? "; '"'v' V
New ?,,.. , the Intontlla i ^h"ut n '""''
^Lucitioni tei ptnnlle H .**? tha ? ?? ? ?
bem.de to the D< l ol Health. On th. I * '
,SM?. ... enfoi i wimlnai - i oa
partmetit ol H ' ' ^ **%!*. ?0
MANHATTAN.?331 Broome ' ? ' fnth.1,trfet1^f;,
MANHA . a, Wr . 45th
irtj thlfd Strett, 22 Vamlan Street aml 2'". M.nl
""i.'hONX -St PtttTl PatH* HatJ HMrd Avmue pjfccj 49J But 13**
BROOKLYN.?P1?*1 nnd WUtottghby streets, N6 Bmi Pifth
Stree( " ' |v-.vIm".i Avenue.
OUEEN8?327 rulton Street, Jamaica; im Pulton heanaa,
Bay md
;
PLAGUE RECORD
IN MANHAT1AN
I o.ilinne.l fr?ni |.n8e 1
Thn'
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A.U
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MilH ; im llll: PI BLH .
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fljtatc <' Sem Yor*
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iblema whieh the
goven
ork, or whn
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river
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and
w arnlag t<> i hlldren.
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childn
rithoul i. Al
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AQL Per MONTH ON PLEDGE
1 ** of PE.RSONAL PROPERTY
!ll; PMoVIi)!"..vr LOAfl SOCIETY OF NEW YORK
M IMI 4 II VN N ^
- 25th Street.
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dSl . bet.Lt .1 Aw 'fr
IRoard
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ln New
rti I, the
uburb oi
then
pai
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Ener
on, ' '11 con
irarioui
i
to the "foliow up"
relieve
? i rtia
?
?
by Hr. En i
, he had n
ttl ! Motion
., that
i Board of Heall
bidding ehildren i n yeara of
mend
,,,| to appl] to Irai under
on upon
.. port fron Dr. 1
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nt aa
I
of ita dh
oya a ill o
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Board of
? invaded a tei
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v an old trui
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Maahattaa.
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149 Lii
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Portland Avi nue, 3306 Sui
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1116 Willougl . Ai
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PATROLMAN* 29, DIES,
VICTIM OF PARALYSIS
Hospital Refuses to l)iscus>
Mlchael Lahey'i ("aso.
tion, died la n the
Itthtditl Bptaeapal ReaplUI, Braoklyfl,
? ni, lhi Pollee DepartmeBt re
, , ? dr?'h 8
liee, the ho , Ital BiithorM
a eaaa a mvaur*.
4|i telephone ii ?? ,au"
? ,i, ith ?? ? ? " ' .
Lahei '??," ?
eld nn.i
rea patrollint; J
i", li
afd h? had P,r'
OYSTER BAY PLAGUE
CRUSADE TRAPS 46
.
Dcotor Oeti DtsAh rhreil m
Wirrinti ?*rc Sorved.
tar Bay, N. v. laia 21 Wa
;r|.t for tha ??"'
rlllaara, Ib
Bea, bi
nel B
UI are
? ?
i iaeh eoBdltlon that it rha
?
Th4
I ....
nnd
ithar arall kaoam eltlaaai
tha rawa Hall. The I
. omm " ihibera
ra hii
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W hili
r B
? ?
nehip Health Ofl
the for
ed Dr.
rr.ore
?
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f
. , I, pleeed ln tha banda ol
-?
HOBOKEN HAS PLAGUE
CASE DESPITE CAUTION
fhree-Ycar Old Strickon iti a
Closely Watclu-d City.
Hobokan, ?? ? I I < ihorata
l
araljraia. II -
dar, nnd tha child, Harold Budenl
? I
taken to St. Mar) '? Hoapl
? ! Tl ?? ba> b."i" Hl Mondajr.
'? Binee the outbreak in New Tork
? ti hai b ? "i0*f
? ng towna in i?s
I oliee
..,.,???? ferrfes. al
, , . the I rolley
,bile road i. En ?
top| i ?!. lt' thn visitor aa i from
m chaneo ?
:n- Hoboki ? ''-"'ii thr. inaide. Even
? i wera
' back.
CONGRESS TO GET
TELEGRAW FLOOD
7,000 Steamship A?ents to
Tell Central Powers'
Needs To-morrow.
I ' ?Bh78eer*tiry
tMBBBli n Tutkei A
BUCfa rnistaken. telegrams
will raiii ln an mrr"
to-norr?w nornlng fi
?." "
?? 'Bt?T**tM ??
?
' Ir ,?
nythiag wrong
' '
:
this gorei ' ? | ' ::lU"';
'
' ? ?' "
I itl own
held up. " ' ? jf"
propei ? or,'cr
? ? not.
DepcBdeata I.efl af Home.
"Slncfl thfl wa:
practieallj i
there hBTfl heen r 0 ??:" gTBI I I Hut.
the Auatrlam and Hungarlani i
ariari nora than -
ama flf money home. The
? :r money order lists l
rlng.
"In mos'. eaaea nmong the Hungnrinn
and kil Ired [.pla who come her"
, and Bther dep.-ndents
I o these the men in the
nilla or wl
? I
? ih a rule
Half that anotfat proh?
ably wi right.
..'Tl . nt, and ln conse
men and wotBflfl and little
? wh'''*-. rela
?' then to hav*
plenty to eat and drink nnd wear, are
Our last ndvicea show
? ? worth
New Qbservaiion Library
lounging Car Train
!? M .n . T. ft w r. ? v
.4- < Meafa - I' Bl
\t , B B i
4- ' ? ii 4 M
,
Cor. Wall ?t.
eroarl- " Part. PI.
.av ?Hth St.
I ?? U I Bt
TICKET OFFICfS.
- 30*. Fultrin 8f.
about 100 rrown. ?ay |H ard a*.
meat 11 ri pound. ~
(an Tran.mit by Irlnlaaa,
"If w- araai * i tranBmlt a h\e ?Wlw
? nv 100,000 erowi rad of th*. **
tl 844 P'">r ' U, %nAt
.?.-niljr do ll
' 'r*ni?. B>
* here I " ?'''?, ' "rr, : *B4 Hnitm
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led ti ? pi #f (g
I
letral ?
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>r.?>m. On rha r|
'* 'Iftffll
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"fB? rt.
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a*v *??
Unspeakabk
aP^r/c
An i '
advrnhire on the hlue i iten of thr
(aribhean Sea bj I 4 "I.itt/
M i Iroveh" and " 1 he < I
At n : -iv^rw,
HOL'GHTON M1FFUN CO.
Gitat War<
econd Year
powerfully presented by
Frank H. Simonds
This week ends the second year of the European \\ ar.
Two years ol the most costly, persistent and deadly
fighting known to history!
ln next Sunday'a Tribune, Mr. Simonds, in that crisp,
clean-cut style you know and admire, reviews the
course of the war from July, 191 5, to July, 1916. lle
tracea the drivei and battles that were important in
having a permanent effect on the present situation.
I !;? lollows with his graphic pen 1 lirdenhurg into
Russia, the English to Callipoli and kut-el-.\niara,
the battles around Verdun and all the other big events
whieh atand out ao prominently in thr paat twelve
montha.
I 1 ? t'-lls what the effect of operation-. on (inr* front had on others. 11'* poir.ts out
where the really vital war measurrs vvcn- carried on and to whose- advantage they l*>
?ulted. I le analyzea the effect ol the great si'.i tighti and shows who-gainea hy thnn.
From tne North Sea to the Arabiati Sea. from the Baltic to the Mediterrani
Simi ? I yotl a vivid picture ol what thr BOCOnd year of fighting in thil i oloa>
Bal v. r compliahed.
Read Slm >nda nexl SundajT. fell your newsdealer lo save JTOBJ a copy of next
I ribune. I o day isn't any too soon to order it, either.
FRANK H. SIMONDS
eftc ^unttay QTrifrunc
Flni to Last?the Truth: \v\\s?l-ditorials?Advt'rtist'tuciHs
NEXT SUNDAY
JULY 30th

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