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William Wide. 01‘ Betta Pines hi
‘f‘rj “I with the grippe.
m tug “Greenwich," of Xew York,
brought a tow to the local harbor
, hat night.
.1.
K. 1 a,
a
1*.
The Mill d'ond remains in student
_ crow na's on the pond last night.
3; in all of the East Side churches to-
. fight the regular said-week playa-
meeting will he held.
Ilia. liar-ion L'iiommediou. of a".
”Whasisftwapendatewdaya
Icondition for skating. Another large'
tune of a sporting Paper called “The
massed” finger won inaboot
nine nin'atas' an: as Sullivan wigs
right nausea: flank Hurray: never
had a show from the start Buyer
was a New York butcher. like his
tathpr hetero, him, whose battle with
Tarp Beasley was the first regular
prise fight in America. Buyer died
:11 June. 1864. aged about tony-three
years. from effects of sun stroke, in
New York city. his native place. Sui-
livan was murdered in 1856 in the
room of the San Francisco Vigilance
Quantities. but it was given outthoi
he committed suicide. contmdidins
this false statement, there stands to
lay in the Mission Dolores cemetery
in San Francisco. a headstone, madx
his. ‘flarderied by the v. 0.," and
erected byI_Jamee Malay. Sullivan
was about the same age as Buyer at
the time of his death. He was born
at Bandin. near Cork. lreland. and
never was defeated until he met
«We lapahaa mas-11 of rare type
(thntin, theismhullinkmldl in
he worid. However. shelf collections
are rarely seen outside at museums.
which seen their rightful hone, in
order that more people might enjoy
Jam .11 thereon “dismal:
rags that wag” in nearly. every
laryngreapotflaorcovsringinpri-
vote homes. Mrs. Bowen of River-
side has several antique rugs that
are delightful in color. texture and
symbolism. while Mrs. lesion Muz-
antovicb has a treasure in an exquis-
ite Bokhara, which is as wonderful
in color as the liteblood that entered
into its weaving. 0! the Kheiins, Mrs.
rancis iioward of Newton. has a mag
'niiicent specimen which she uses as|
a coucheorer.
KING or GREECE MAKES
psorss'r AGAINST .
stuns. l
(Continued [lulu nrst page) .
—~._
.Huyer. in England he beat John
Lane, better known as Hamel Lane.
on account of his trade. and in this.
country whipped Vincent Hammond.
Robert Gaunt. Thomas Scour. William
Bell and John Morrlssey. the latter at-
Boston i-‘our tumors in Oct... 1853.
All the noted pugllists mentioned
[his account were well acquainted
‘.with the old New York Clipper
:porter when in his palmy days.
l‘L
1
i
DLkuIsIg
lyour leave.‘ \\ hat mutton that
they promise to pay for the dam
age done when the war is over.
They cannot pay
ings of my people,
their homes They plead
' 11ccessitv.. It was under the con-
straint of military authority that
1(icr1na11v invaded Belgium and
'11ccupicd Luicmlmrg '
' not
now
neutrality of Greece “as
guaranteed by the powers
of'
Belgium. for the neutrality
Corfu
Britain, France, Russia. Austria
9 point. observations which, both
for the suffer- matter and manner show the ground
driven out of less of his accusation against the Al-
military has Ha raproacliea the Allies with
tune. . ‘ . 'c.exl1an§tion
does ’50! 83 sue
for ace, 1 lievg lItfw 1 ‘ il be very
d dill- 9? Wu? con-
quer liar in m1 1'
“Then what does Your Majes—
ty think villi be the outcome of
the war?" " '
The ng replied: “A draw~
don't you?"
By royal order the above inter-
View was cpunteISlgfled by Court
Marshal \icrcati.
FRANCE DEFINES ATTI-
. .14 mun 111’s Show and the
Persia set out. How, then, since that
time can one. evoke tbe~aeutrali1yrot
Corfu. where on the very eve of the
French diam users 141s. I
complete German stun? How more
invoke this neutrality. which was as- .
tohiiahod as the conditional a gilt
nude by England to Greece and not
in the interest of Greece. but in that
of England?
“Is the presence of the Serbs in
Greece and the Allies at Colin really
a violation 0! a neutrality already so
openly violated by the Germans?
.1... ..
TUBE TOWARDS GREECE
PARIS. January 18.12 11.111. (do-1
eyed) .——The highest French auflior-
ity takes the ocoasion of the inter-
view given by Klng Constantine to
The Associated Press to define the;
principles according to which Prunes-10m“ “151101911“ due to excess to)
has acted towards Greece and to
give certain facts concerning Greece's
course toward the Allies.
“The interview given by King Con-
'stantlne to The Associated Press." in “Y a“? 0'" Preventive Wurull
said this personage. “recalls, point by
in
hypocrisy in talking of Germany's
violation of Belgium and Luxemhurg
alter what they have done in Greece.
But the Allies talked oi the
h '5 “0 good claimtn' that ”“1 ib’eiorc their own action and (or the
excellent reason that Gamay vio-
latod the neutrniit yof Belgium and}
“033““ “1 3‘ m the case in Lunembnrg without excuse of provo
or peace.
‘5 guaranteed by Great tlumen-1111 what passed in Greece. hide-i"t “I" enemy “'9" 78¢ he does not
1
'cstion and in the midst
mendcntly of other considerations men
tinned further on is the consequence
Since Greece is unable to succor her
ally. notvmhatnndlng a tonnal eu~
gagelnent to that snort. how can she'
release her an asylum?
“Al to cholera. it does not exist.
lowing private: were discovered
among the Serbian troops. And are
the crews of French. English or ital-l
tan transports afraid of the disease?:
LL
Furmture Of
Quality
The kind that becomes part of your life and satisfies" for
my: >-
all time.
That’s the sort we oEer yo 1: here.
.lxave been taken.
"The population of Corfu. is most1
sympathetic toward the French All
pine soldiers. 'rfie French Govern
ment is sending grain and other pro-i
visions in advance. l
11 '
“The charges about the budge of
mu Hissar are without foundation. l
violatioanh‘ “’5‘ 0’ the bridge Will be repaid. 1
It was hidispensablc to blow up the'
bridge to prevent or embarrass the
enemy‘s transportation of his heavy
arllile my 3
I “The King lays there are noiroops'
1cease telling the Allies that they are
going to be attacked and destroyed if.
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All V 01 L l. I“. d m ’5; lot make any (ii crcncc in sir
' "“ " I 3' ' N OROTON Action. And what about that
\ Stephen Woodward. of the East plea of 1111l1tary necessdy? \‘\ here
Side is still very sick with the grip.
which he has been enlisting from for
two weeks.
the m1l1tary necessity of des-
troy'mg tlic Dcm'u' llissar Bridge
which cost a million and a hall
drachme and which we sthc only
practicable route by which we
can rci 1ctual my troops in Eastr
crn \iaccdoma? The bridge was
mmed! it could'hovc been blown
up on a moment' s nqt'uc at the
enemy: approach. It 11-1 admltr
tcd that there was no enemy any-
where near the bridge and no in-
mention that any was coming.
What military reason was there,
“therefore, to blow 11p
now. enccpt to starve
.‘ -AA‘A-‘A‘-AAA A
. W hulltbi' 01 ya la...» .wl’l)‘
‘ ton a member of the Wee Burn Golf
‘ Mr. and Mrs. F‘. H. Bissau, of Sea- Club. was on Monday at Pinehnrst.
flow avenue. will leave soon to we 1N. C. At the "tin whistle" tourna
In their lane in New York tor an meet there was a threeball medal
remainder of the winter, mand, the 27 but not scorea‘toi‘usl-
here in the summer it, for three rounds of match play for
‘ , prince mash] by W. E. mandala
Members or the Woman’s Auxiliary and the club. The heat apps score
«commute-1 mmoummhrufm '
nftcrnbon alloying a social sumo
with 111111. William union. on. lildlio; A mm‘ .W'u ital: '."
urbane , the coniferous evergreen typ
“Write confined in 1"d.
The local hurbor tor the first time gm, mm upon ‘ hm Greek 3 roops around
in a long while is covered with a coat mg, in charge 1.; . b “you. Wm: WM” is the necofttl’
at too The channel is kept unasha- ‘of W. m clonal! 1 my“ lor ,thc occupation of Corfu 1!"
“”5 °‘ “N “mm“ 0' the ”W. by an automobile which had to 1 (1.4.3 corn. .is. $3131?“ Serbia. '70
.. W ‘3‘. 1115' “19 1001*!“ in timely aid at a. in» micro 31:..."11111. ”'8
1 . flu 0000811 to seriously hind" navi- the u «My " m m The Wig”
MOI fact that not much more than the 1111 3101.11.11 silhllfl‘ 3“ m‘h":
" mouse ball of arm frozen to the 1 it because the Italians 3“? 7“
WM of Miami tanks on the NOW m on m We; law)“ the. ”fusing N; accent Serbs. {cation :1
1 3‘ Image”; cmlflmr: 11““- rich dark-foliaged branches and main “WW1 of éholc‘crrl? :30 tr; 1:333:
yoga n3 emopenco mom-mununxolnalrtorruiuhmI tthcvrccs“ .
“3‘ 1"“ W ““i ‘0 “W ”11:1 rendered "on. hnlnn'oa at tho 213':an by claim any “‘0“
during the night “d in the m wdaht diamlt to handle. but It pro “,3“ the Italians? They 53" that
m ”I h” (“1th O M cm!“ 0‘“ m ”IO hm“ “mt mug. they are ,occupying caSSCnmhhr
" its mucus in the lock. untouched. An lover. or garden- “Corfu. and other points to soak
3 1" 111.com grounds. who have 1111a want”: {or sutmannc base 1!”
The verses written 111111 James of rentovinrt trees in mg, may take legathfl at Athens hat-‘- a start 1115!,
dedicated to Jess Willard. and first a“. as 3 M... um a... um. 1,. now offer of 2.000 nouad‘si-Y‘armgr‘cat
s e "’
published in Norwalk, Conn. have ptcpltlous tor such undertakings. tlor'ttmc to any (gifting to the de-
out ”be
Scrrcs
n
loundtbelrway in a greatmsny , ton tainfrointhetiiuskstheMMinen . . _.
- -—.—-————- or informs 1 mo] the war plan-I11
newspapers; notably. the NationslPo- it lemmored 11mm the meeting of lectlon of a submalimc basehrxi stipulated for in the "guy 0‘ alllc ‘ ”mt nth so- -n;u:§u'i1npmse; at;
1 an -
1100 Gazette the organ of the chain the Wee Burn Golf Club. held this ncver yet recon-:1 27 G reecc. ance. it was to replace these men G ,8 r with" a that
about asubmari‘rg‘liasc it 1111
supplied from
plons of Americs. and which has been-m, wgmmaorlouslylhlnk-
publiehed in New York as far back as
1849. as it was in this paper an ac-
count of the great ten thousand dol-
lar b'sttle betweer Torn Huyer and
“Yankee” Sullivan at Rock Point.
. )lnryland. Feb. 1. 1319. written by Mi-
chael Walsh. once a- member of the
Albany legislature and editor at that
llllllms f:
And Other Dishes.
nQ Il'hroal and ian
._,li1lmenls Yield to
’ iinom'ne
and never yet
r'mcs been seen
Greece.
“The h1story
politics of the
of one crassm'l
(1 now,
fl'l'c 121m of their every Balkan
o unload on
calculation, they lttryol their own;
log (it they have not already decided)
of turning the club into a regular all-
around Country Club. something on
the lines of the Greenwich Qouutry
Club. This certainly would be hailed
by lovers of'sport as a fine improve
ment on the part of the management,
for it surely would glye the club an
in thorium direction and
M the Balkan
Allies '15 a record
mistake alter anoth-
open its doors to many who do, not Greece the reslu them
Join now. as they are not interested stupidity. we, warring. gems
leapecially in golf. True, the club now that the Gallipoli é'llt'él‘l) l
ia1l that negotiations
has everal bod tennis courts but
8 ‘1; mild be irmtlcss,
lthis is the 111111 to the sports or the
:ciub. it is remarkable that a club of
1.1mm”... {and so {ran known
- Inirongout the country. should bar‘s so
ltew members. somethlnz' like 200 all
item. As a Country Olub.ms11y would
bound to
with Bulgaria; w A site
d that t e u -
:v'lmld certainly crush Serbia.
They “would not believe, 11nd
now, l1ke' angry, unreasonable
children, the Ente
turn upon Greece. They have: de-
liberately thrown away ever ad-
Ivautage they ever of
11th
agglpwnry 80 per-astral. :1): tflge'
liver etc o -
Greeks were 40—110, not so
turn their hand
Widespread interest is being awak-
ened 111 the'subiect at oriental rugs.
as war-its of on. which 'embody' the
. wearer's religion. since the announce-
early one thousand prominent 3°01. meet by some 6! the NOW!!! club tente Today not
' in one city alone have publiclylxmfl‘}; they! 32‘3““ if “per cent. 9330“”
7" m 'um M 1"“ told at the Norwalk Public library on t°-%t does Your Majesty not
H ”mm ”' “”4”! M theorist-noon at Ian. at. at 3 o. 1111 demobil'ize? said the correspow
males and other“. of m
”w. '
1»... . Thohctt‘hlt thoracitalfwili-bo was l‘
. _. ‘ the 0318' Marina woman who “Perhaps I Shim
. mm faunas made a mat (“than 50 rd in
but I do not
'71bgn'e“ "whicbcovsrsthemI “m
erratum drawingromvnloh the first
Mali! 89
the bridge.
usportatiozl 1‘
The French‘
through 9“!” 0"“
semi 1.11m
' of a long war Cliarncicrined by “If;
ruin of small peoples by Germanv. an.” "'9 Violent .
The King declares that the 111119.13“! armies to the policy of the A1-
lhavs occupied Greek tenltorles with [“9“ they cannot ““80 the truth.
out his permission. There is no uuos- 1
tins of an occupation. properly speak l
clinic. but of a td'mporn. use of certain.
convinced that the Gslllpoll enter
ferred to. the Butane Powers made-t
Turkey had always refused to recog-
nize Greek Wanton of 1112111.” 0.
cm. which only Wm
form’s sake: which negotiated oil“
subject with the Allies, mhk'lng' ‘cer-
tain stipulations as to meatball ihr
the utilisation 131111: moans xii 'm ”m"
calving 111 «and. iomirmronhsea
at to their bur-H tentpora'ry human
1't'o compounds? for all possible data-
in“ 111 eyed” other” promises not
man-1111111111111: Warm
unified H the W611 with tho
greatest cordialiiy and were mail by
thsumla ban names ’0! prom. be"
mm mm do them.
“a: to Balesilti. the an 1: 31111
far otherwise than King cal-muss
arm. The Allies only wait to Satan --
m in order to soccer Barbie. Greece's
ally.,and as an Answer to tumblin-
nation by Serblnlrtradltionlli'owemy.
Bulgaria. Serbia. attacked on two
sides. was notin a Win ob-
-aadI allowing her territory to be sur-
61- 1319111111113
“lei ago M: Wilhelm.
the ”Entente, 1 ml
shade of people.
Milt:
Allies continue. at his request. an ad
Button; rte-bums salt-111111111.
“Indium
that the Allies want to Saloniki. at the
request of the Greek Government.
which otherwise rslased to mobilise.
"The arrival of the i‘raueoBritlah
forces at 81111an has *drawn forth:
only a purely formal protest and ”the
Greek military authorities have re
caived orders to give thorn every.
facility ‘1
1 “The analogy between the military
necessities which caled the Allies to
fiaioniki to help Greece‘s ally. Ser-I
his. and those claimed by Germany
for the violation of Belgium simply}
prorlallbing that she will be crushed:
WWW
l
' ‘ (continued from 1111. page).
.-
Germans does not exist... The Creek senile had said that“ 'he' was in the allies or Fallon
The and Graham's. his attorneys. and
who IS attorney
hid the Mud“ nomad.
111111;" he would not furnish.
nte Powers shown favor to flip Barbi-iii! by grant bonds He assured 'otr. nit-“ins "thatl
he mlitmran‘t‘ee'thoeés'ductut’tae»
pair and the 6mm Snap we tlya
”.090 an Adams said last
reek as minions. The Gannon cruihed night mt he am not know much
At the beginning of the .Bgelaiana; who were (Ille'n’dlng about the use, and 111111 it: 1111 not
'memd 1'1: Allies manly
Greek. Government, even before the (”I
arrival of the Allies. had already 3mm
rch. mil.
in: the considerable includes tor the
transport or their armament as well
thum.1nordertoreach .m-nvxthemmmed
passable people beyond them.
“Groaos's neutrality
want 1115. £111... can an been «is MAM‘G
elated iodide elicislly notonly by Mike release 1111111 he
11. liabilities. but also by 111. auction 111w cunt-imam m
1191:: went Inna; 1m aunt; mm?!
they do not quit the place forthwith;
epithets“ the
The Greek Government were so little
prise would be a failure that they
tried by every means to take rt in
alone. As regards the islands to I"
“o it. and it was only their muted
use or them provisionally ‘be'o'dude demands that ”Ed their °° apart
l-tlon to be refined. if the enterprise
has been a failure and the Serbs have;
been crushed. the loci is due to
unmeenhdxeuurc‘amm of. l
maroooe's declining to fulfill liar en~
“1:733.an as an ally towards Serbia
“As to the sympathies or the omx’
W. it is abolish to examine the
“figured reglr’dlnfi recent ahs't'sntlons at
the last elections to yee'v‘lhat they
1 a
lilo friend 'o'i'n
enema ‘hy tho'n-
"rho x111: declares lie cannbt tis-
nebula. Homemaking“.
ma money to Greece for no niobi-
”.lm Greokifthe Mia are
«mm 11. 1111‘s: ways...“
-m‘”flmflefilflnuio go?
”flywhmtai'e his piacei
“Concerning 1:111 opinion about 111:
she-cannot be'vidtofl'ons. This shows
how right an impartial people are in
lllll’lllfillli Bil
um I
Attempts ware made all yesterday .
tin-tithe mummmemotuw:
beginning been a benevolent one. to 1111111 and. “mfifdfié'” ”:1? ““1: T;
tbesupafrlar court but Mr. 'l‘racy post I
could} get,
9-1. ‘1 -
vanccd 10 per cent
30 x .1 SMOOTH TREAD. ..
AGT. FOR RED AND D
l
‘ . ' 11:1- promotion”
mm by the armies of her bitlup tasr‘e‘ January 13. The charges m
min-t the w and woman were
nailed upon recommendation. of Pros-
.ecutiii'g Attorney Alexander L. De-
lnney. '
Vlfllll Sewn warrantm
As. they .1111»st into
spar
nta‘ .1111
to l 11.111111131101111-
“on jail -mltlng- 11111-1 next month
“I!
wanna could not be proyen in the city
1161111. ’and the was hung hen as a
m ma: The- Interior court
barbs we: no «banana visionaries
it is Isaid that persons can be pro
cured who can substantiate the charg-
Offm mm. i ‘
in the case. has submitted an adidaiit
alleging that Borlno induced his moth-
ereoruna honaea'ndomred toxin.-
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factory results for coughs and colds.
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that the charges against the benefits
n’M- Borino. a son of the: woman I
-
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$5.75.
ODGB BROS. CARS.“
in return for ah
Ir. Addmadiehondman. ire-e0!
lhe ownersoi the Davenport Mini
Standard, and hunlam'é'mn
Lincoln Park, in that city; .':It hike
emblem
jointly with dummy
raud-tbothehaac
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thataroasovd‘asurtitu‘aiire-
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mites low for.
Good Clothing
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