Evening sentinel, Tuesday, February 6, 1917 · page 3

 
 

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do Stein“ in “The Happinou
Of Three. Women"

TOMORROW
WECIAL BLUE RIBBON
FEATURE
ANITA STEWART
IN ROBERT W. CHAM-
BERS' GREATEST STORY
“THE GIRL PHILLIPPA”

TWO DAYS—THURSDAY AND
HHIOA‘I—Theda Bar: in “The
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Tonight Noun Peter. and Myrtle? ----- lord-y. Th Ifipw I! laugh and France Carp manilests ,.
mm... in «1»... mm...” ; (Canned m- m; Poor.) Palace on In. so and in the or-yin the canon: house here rhaw ‘

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or Three Women" {

ill-.- .ullmn ' Brown. who play-5 lhclerrnt nationals whose interest;

thieving watchman in due Mul'occofh." hitherto been in the hand;

Paramuurl modal-don of Albert Par-gof the United States representa-

sou Terhuur's thrilling pholodramzl.itive and who we“ chmorously
“The lluppinms ol Threo “'Olllcn"yanxious for information.

which in“ be the attraction at the“ WASHINGTON, Feb, 6.——In-

Regent tonight. wilh House Peters and formation that Switzerland will‘

Myrtle Sledman in the stellar rolefimot adopt President Wilson's sug-

knows nothing about elm-lllolly—anggestion‘ that in the interest of}

3““)in il- _ lworld peace. other neutrals fol-
Dul‘mg ”‘9 taking or ”I“ ““9“ "low the lead of the United Stated
where with an eloclric blast he burns and break 03 diplomatic relations
a~hole iu the sale. he was \vorkiug.was received hCre today So far
away on the. steel door when he “”3215 IS known this is th“ first re_
nouuccd that his arm had suddenlylgponge ’ ..
‘ gone 10 sleep. He tried again; but ill-( LONDON Feb 5 “.25 a .m
-. . _ . . . , . . . . . . .
sound that hls arm Sllll {ell numb.|__A Reuters dlSpatc‘h from Am-
One of the elecll‘lcmns lheu pickodgsterdam
up the blast and was thrown uoal'lyi‘saying *hat .. wireless telegram
across the surge. ll was found thalihas appeared in the GCI‘man
one of the ones had came ill contact

with the handle of the blast and thatlranza has sent his beet wishes to

Brown, wasrecelvmga heavy currelll the German emptl‘or from Que“.
of PleCll‘lClly up lllS arm and dldn i. taro

plained to him that it was a good thing.

quotes the Telegraaf as1

ipapeis stating that General Cain.

know “has it was. The electrlcmu u . LONDON. Feb. 6. 2 :45 P. m.—,

dimry course would have Inade'

at Rotterdam. where the was due
about Feb. 10.

The Lara Kruse carried the flag
of the Belgian Relief Commission,
and was marked as arranged by
the CommissiOn with the German
{government It had not received
‘a safe conduct from Germany. as
such passports had been refused
the mile! ships by Berlin.

LONDON, Feb. 6. 6:42 a. m..-
Count von Bernstorfi‘. dismissed
German Ambassador to the Univ.-
ed Stats-s, has been granted the
l Iron Crow; with the white ribbon
iby the German emperor, accord-
ing to an Amsterdam dispatch to-
the Exchange Telegraph (3011-:
pany quoting a report from Ger‘
man Headquarters. This decorn
ticn i- one conferred on civilians
for services rendered in time of
war

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Igor ships now at so: according to

he was norslalldiug on metal as ho
would probably have been badly lmrn-

TODAY

VITAGRAPH

Special Blue Ribbon Feature Girl Phillippa"

ANITA STEWART

 

[n Robert W. Chambers'

Greatest Story Phillippll—also falls in tho debz’clo.‘

‘ “THE GIRL PHILIPPA”

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and ullli'llry secrets.
7 1 Two English spies. after it moot bil-g
[or fight, overpower and bind twill
alien soles in a hotel room in Purim.
One of these English spies is fired up-

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UNDERTAKER
Office and Residence
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is hearing romp papers to safely. incl
bullol shn'lcriug the car window undi
the door opposite. The same llulonl'lu
illilt‘fl‘l‘éln which llli‘ Ellifllsll spy was
.shm it in n rzlilwny cur. oncdllutmtlf
‘au llrulmi moloroyclc and u inflow;
bullies ensues. Tho cublu'ct of n poultry"
in] French Millage is suddenly ilvl'mvnl
iulo‘ luruloil by on opi'll light lll‘lWPi‘lI
two bands of sound agents. Hero and
heroine .stan from lll('.llppel' slimy
of a bwiogod inu :llluCde by machine
guns. lullgllzluo piulolu. nud ll lm’li-r'
lug" lulu. by tho urw 0S u scunly ilml
iulprovlsld rope.

’l‘l‘w fll‘Hl llllllolllll‘mllf‘lll ol’ lnlor‘tu‘v
llollul hoslililies comer lo :l poucoi'nl
village by the dropping of an aerial!
boulll. 'lloops, while marching to u
roudozvlmu. are monitored by onomy
sllolls and aerial bombs. lloro :lud
horoiun ure- lrnppod in a collar by sol
'dlers; lhv light that follows soul (Alghi

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-‘ PRESBYOBIA

Eyesight of old age—411355
What it means literally. but
practicfilly we see it begin-
ning at any time after forty.
Do you have to hold your
paper or Work further from
, your eyes than you did for.
molly? If so, ago is telling.

Our advice today: HAVE
YOUR EYES EX'AMINED
BY ‘OUR OCULIST.

THAMER

”The Three-0 Eye Service"

(Street barricades are destroyed by ur-

Dculltft, Optometrists. Opflclanc llllcry file and the use of hand grou-

Tornorruw—Anita Stewart in “The;

ldent
A squad of luminous soldiers smx‘lll " there may be “0 confliCt and that any, details as to the course adopt-

lho caslle, of lhoir Bulkuu king. The the German E'OVGmment. after. ed by the administration.

hing makes a futile struggle for imiminute examination “I the PTCSi'l

life and the Queen, sacrificing lllérli‘li;d.cnt.s speech "l Congress. awe-7 Courant wh‘le cXprcssing the:

to 53.3 h...- daughw.._.mo .5 u... i_.L.,‘c1ates those words of a non-h0s-.fullest confidence in the govern-

Two husmrs fight a duel in the dcrhi

lA wireless dispatch received here
itoday quote; the Overseas New-i

Pd. ‘_ EA'gencv of Berlin to the clie:b,stroligly against Germany’s u‘c~

--_.--_. l

that Foreign Secretary Zimmer—
mann dCClared in an interview
that ermany joined with Presi~
ilson in the wish that

tile character."
BERLIN, Feb. 6, by wireless

least two thousand men in killed

failure, the statement declares.
PARIS. Feb. 6, 1 :45 a. ln.-—Thc
forecast for France's wheat crop

000,000 to 85,000,000 quintals.
MADRID. via Paris. Feb. 5.
10:45 p. TIL—“1CD: are still a

which cannot possibly leach home

port; before the time set by thcjwhich rho lruM import. A com-government liar. no power to in-
Gcrman role. The Minister oflnarison also is made between Hol;..,tcrfcrc with them as long as the

Marine has instructed t": author'-

ties at all‘ports to allow no shin Germany, with an open caste-m laws ofthe country.

to clear unlem: provided with

in the event the vessel is sunk.
The cruiccr Catalonia is guard-

ing the entrance '0 Las Palmas

Austrian ships moored». there from
leaving. No vcsqel is allowed to

set and sunrise.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 6.-—-An

of its pm'licipnnls (0 a real hospimliofficia] report of the sinking o"

the steamrr Eavestone and the

killing' of an American seaman.~ continuation of S=<si0ns not con: been arm #0 P'“ .l.

 

rules and liquid Hm.
Theda Barn in “The Darling of Paris,”
Thursday and Friday I

U? Atlantlc 80., Stamford, Conn.
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lion of William Fox. is probably one»
of lllo‘buuiesi young women in the
country. When she is not ut"'work"
ill llli' studios, she ls devoting moat
V0“ can get Plenty of real olher lime to the cultivation or high
agony and suffering out of a lame nrl. While she keeps herself abreast
- V of ,tho times and conversant with the
You can get quick relief for a general lopics of the day. shé has llt-
lame back by applying a good, tle time for anything else than work.
fresh. powerful Bella Donna No Time For Day Dreams
gusto: or a Strengthcning Plast- She has no time for eating the 1.0-

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tux-l. She finds great pleasure in her
profession. To be idle. she Wheres.
is one of the groaiest sins that one
can commit when there is so much. to
be done in the world.

.. Wendell all the regulation plast-
ers—for application tolany part
of the body. .Full strength. fresh
too. our ,plasters applied directly

, . to“ the seat of trouble will “dig in"
and quickly relieve the ache and
parafgasters 1for backache, kidw
neys. est co d. coughs, coms, ' , . '

' NEW BEDFORD, Mllss.. Feb, 6.—

!audior bandagmg cuts. gamma!“ B. mnkley‘ inspector of im.

’ ‘. H. A. ME AD Emigration. was aordercd today to New

* ’Loudon. Conn..- to lakeLchal'go of the
DRUGGIST

. : olllcers and crew of the German steam-
~ S-North Main Qtrpet ,cr Willehad. This actlorl was in' line
_"' SOUTH‘NORW-ALK.

» emu lull SCHUBERT

! man crows aboard ship as aliens pond—
. . - , 2,!
‘ Voice Building Specialist ,'

ling final determination of their sla-
llus by‘the‘Federal Government. The
. Willehlld was tied up at Boston at, the
Ioutbreak of‘lhe'war,,bul after going
into dry dock for repairs sailed some
of “.21". '0. :Brooklyn. Peddie Inst,
. .‘ Hand Brldgeport,‘ Conn.
‘plilfin,i<chllch, German and English!
7" rs‘W'WjP'WW “"9“ I COLEBROOK oARN BURNED
Temwdates, apply to Mrs. Wllllaml '
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months ago for New London to act or
élhe'unlolhel‘ ‘ship of the German mer-
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COLE‘BROOK, Conll., iféb. 6.—-Dur~

i; ‘ --L‘ADYJ JENNINGS, LODGEI‘M ling the blinding snowstorm of yester-
~will-zhold' a cobweb social Feb ”3‘ day the two-story farm house owned
1 . ‘ .' r .
., ‘hfl'yxnembers. are requested to attend 23"“. ‘1‘; cool?” a“? occupied by
El marbling refreshmtfnls and prlz‘es.’ 32:11:: , 3.0215151. wallitlzurngdfits “2;:
., l 1‘” l ' rta ument Commute r , me n or 3 a

Bite i' e . thenllus set fire to the ice houses

7 . A. f n the premises and a little later the

1; our-tenantds delinquent andgo .1. -~ ~~ ~ -.

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reached the State Department to- eluded owing to t‘w lair: closinwjdmcricnn LOU?"

day from Consul Frost
Quecnstown. The ship was a pro-

i‘li-‘fi Thea“ Bum. under the direc‘lvisional British collier. Consulfition. If in. semi-offici'lllv stated

Frost’s message said:
“Provisional Britirh

German submarine in vicinity of

Fastnet yesterday. Feb. 4. Ameri-'

can negro. able salmon Richard
Wallace. of Baltimore. killed dur-
ing shelling of boat. after just
left Eaveston. Detail: not yet
available."

WASHINGTON. Feb. 6.-—Of-
ficial notice of the release bv Ger-
many of the‘rixtv-four.American:
held prirnncr ‘u Germanv for
having taken pav on board Brit»
ish armcd merchantrnen captured
by the German rm raider was re—
ceived at rhe State Department
today in a delayed dispatch from
Ambassador Gerard. The prison-
ers were released. Germanv
claims, because at lthe time of
their enliqtment they did not
know Germany had planned to
“rent all armed ships~as war ves-
°els. Thio seems to indicate to
officials here that' Germany decid-
ed to treat such versels as war-
ships as far back as when the
men taken into port bv ‘the Yar-
rowdale took 0133 their service
papers, in some cases several
months ago.

No details were given in' the

dispatch as to the methods oi

release oF the prisoners. ,‘
One of the”last American act;
Halon: the severance of relction‘e
with Germany wa': the demand
im- itumediare “deacon? ,fth-Ts‘“.
prisoners and a mom, mrr'wtic
nrctfict againct their original dre—
mninn. . Ambacsador‘ Gum-db
dispatch today,annn‘1ucina thriv
melodic apricot-g in have been rent
brim: he had réquesth his pass-
oofl‘s. ..
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collier cause any uneasiness.
Eavestone sunk bv shellfire fro .

iLondon. 9:28 a. m.——It is known
{that Holland has protested

icrec’ nf un‘reetrictrd submarin:
.wariare, but the 'press is silent as
.to the govemmeut’s action. The
Foreign Office. refuses to give

 

The Nieuw Rotterdamschc.

iment. complains that the country

A foreign spy olllorsll“ their attack on Turkish lines ,at the profession of hope with re-
the Ordnance depurlmenl hendqtlal‘lcrs‘somh 0f die Tigris near Kilt-el- Hard in nthfir neutral powers fol-
. in Washington at night and robs aliAmaTa on Feb- 1. TUTleh Army lowing the example of the United
; sale of its most. Volunhlo diplnmolic}HCadquarterS announces in its re- States. and asks whether the
‘port of Feb. 2. The attack was a president's expectation is based

Ion foreknowledge or merely sup-
‘position. It» adds:

sod States." ,
: The Courant then compares

America’s abundance of grain.

lscarrity of these articles. all 0:,

iland‘n contiguous. position to

frontirr. 0: compared

‘modifv it~ deriqion.
3 LONDON. Feb? 6. 0:45 a. mu—T

lministers were he‘d on Saturday;

|

Illaquo. Tim. conferences. while a'

ivelopmcnts in the foreign situa-
liltnt there councils need not'

MADRID. Monday. Feb. 5. via,
Paris, Feb. 6, a p. m.—The gov-j
cmment has prepared a reply to'
the communication from Wash
ington inviting neutrals to asso-
iciate themselves with the United.
States in in policy regarding the.
'German naval measures. It may
be made public tomorrow.

PARIS, FCb.’ 6. Noam—Two
German raids last night on the
Verdun front of Louvemont and
.Eparg’es. gained "no success, the'
War Office reports. An attack on
French trenches near Parroy For
est reached tho first line. but the
Germans were ejected immediate-
ly by a counter attack.

In the regidn 0.‘ Aspach, in ‘A1-:
same. three: French retonnoitring
parties penetrated ‘thc German
linrs. destroying shelters and re-
turned without losses. . '

LONDON, Feb. 6, r2:4o p. m.
—.-The ntral New: says it uni
ders s Ambassador Gerardficl
barred from Berlin taday and is
due in Switzerland in the courf-r‘
cf the: day. ,No confirmation 0'
this report has been received.

LONDON, Feb. 6. 0:23 a. M.-—-
A Route? dispatch from Madrid
cavs that rbe Corrcsuondmcio De
'“flnnnq ”noun-“an: lknf anflafiv
has consented to allow {Spanish
fruit ships. now on their wav‘ to
anlnn.‘ "via.“ .71“ conflnpts.‘ tr
reach {hair Anc‘inqtinn . hu‘ com:
not allow Hui-“3n to return to Soa’n.

The Correspondencin loam‘
that {+3 S-nniek new}! I". Gav-mun"
11m: Iva-n fl-onm- "n and sfimvm fol
‘l‘n. lands-g r3? who" nhbhglflnn‘
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inever will enter such a struggle

glint five ctumzhips now on their
come British p011 belore arriving.

way from this port to Europe card
ry enough contraband war goods
to equip an army corps.

Two of these ve:sels fly
French colors: the others are of
liritmh registry. “It is believed
ln shipping circle: that on a:-
count of the value of their cargoes .
Great Brita‘n has made arrange-
ments '0 convoy this: shipsl
ihrough the danger zone. Three.
of them left New York after the
date on which Germany declared
for unrestricted submarine war-
lare. Four of them, the R Chan
beau for Bordeaux, and th Ad-
riatic. Carr-.lan‘a rind Baltic, for
Liverpool, :arry passengers.

The only two Amerizan passen-

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the declaration of agents of the
line, carry no contraband cargo.
They are the Krooland, whish
sailed for Liverpool Jan. 31, and
the New York, whi ll d3parted
from ll" name port Feb. 3. /
The St. Louis of the American:
Line. detained here sinco Satur-
day on account of the internation‘l
al situation, will not mil before; i
Wednrsday at noon, he: agentrir-
say, and there is no assurance thatl
she will get away at that time i,_
It iv understood at the office of“

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the American Line that the ques-' will“: ’9’»

tion of the sailing of the St. Louis

.will come up before a meeting of'since“ the news
the Cabinrt in Washington this the breaking off of diplomatic rc~
does not Know what the standdalternoon” The number of her lations.

for possession of the Crown l‘l'lllcns's..'t° SayVillc.——Thc British 103‘ at point “I the administration is. ifirSt ' C3b"‘ ‘

pasccngers

lay.
NEW YORK, Feb. 6.-—-Imml-.

that
machinery liar: been ruined. chg
oral officiall‘.

German owners: and that this

men aboard do not violate the

l'O‘V.

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note will be published

Brnzil.‘ l

principles cf iutcrnational lat:
and ’tlté‘“i‘ntcrcst of Brazil. The
paper adds that the Brazilian gov-
ernment will act , with prudence
rod with no intention of provok-l
ing a conflict. “Brazil." concludes‘
ill: Jornal, “never has entered and

unless it 2": slorced into it by the
actions of another." .

LONDON, Feb. 6, 12:30 p. m.
—The British sailing vessel Bel~
ford has been sunk. Lloyd‘s an-
nounced today.

Lloyd’s announce:
Norwegian bark Tamara. of 453
tons, ill-believed to have been
sunk. \ ,

The Tamara sailed from Black

R'ver. Jamaica, on Dec. 6, for
Flectwood, awarding f0 niacin? .
reports.
“The Britiriw ship Beliord. of r.-
005 tons‘ grosé, was last rc‘lor'C“
"r. sailing“ {WW “m1 PM? i320 on
Augvst 2'; for Plymouth. .

DIJON, France, Feb. 5, 11:10.
'7. m.—-—The newcpancr Noreesto
‘r‘day prints n lirnmcri‘lt (if teln-
o‘uonc mcs=aqc allczrd to hm“
fo‘erl rent {‘03 31’1“. to “1" no"
man comul of M“dr’rl 9,1,2.th
‘~i-u of tl‘." «lo-earturc o’- n shin f-‘J‘
Bilbao to land iron 0"0 f0“ -" {0"
don port:

'l‘lm ngxzyonoom‘ n‘co arm“? ‘1“
wi'tcnre of n rou‘c’dvl wi'v‘la'"~~
‘-+~l=.lm tn swm‘" l“"‘r”‘3‘:"“" t‘
"irrmnn éubmorine: rewarding th‘
“A‘YNMI‘H+‘ O; «Hing, ,v ‘

“R“‘IDIJN. Monrlnv, Feb. 1:; via
London. Feb. 6

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. haw BERNE, Feb. 5; via Paris. Feb.lstanding Um “newer" means not at. .
The Courant expresses surprise dwmdled 9‘ Sim}! during the “Call. 1:20 a. flu—The Bund com— “I" ("’"cmm V
lmenting on President Wilson's
_ . expression of hope that other new young .m vow that they will
gratlon Offic‘als at Ellis Island tO-itrals would take the same position never foul“? MES "'93.

day continued the examination of . as the United States in respect to
German seamen from the German} Germany‘s declaration of note»
imerchant "hiPSfII this P0“ Whogstrictcd submarine warfare says:
_ gmughl PCT‘PXSSIPH M “1th 'llc."ln our opinion, which is certain-’ to
_ . i “We do not know the attitude country ’" ‘mmtgmtlts. Elfiiltcengly Shared by the whole Swiss pc0-- . . ,
IS now 53,000,000 qumtals frorulor the action of our government mc'nbers cl thesa cr vs were 81-; do the Federal Council will not “”1“ “m"‘ym 3‘“) “mm D“. V
on in a moving railway carriage as 1..) the autumn sowings and x3.000.-lon the question of ruthless sub-glowed "1 cntcr vestziday.
000 to ll.000,000 quinnls fromfmarinc warfare, but it may con-i Th2 German ”All”: are Still “n'3lr'-lilv
the spring sowing. The country's'ccivrbly view matters from a dif-,der heavy guard and there are A principle of Swis: policies and {cl : Worn
annual consumption is from 80,-lfernnt angle to that of the Unit- persistent 'rCTW’YS ‘

jdcviate from the strictest neu-

ll‘eirius a question of life or death." 1
NEW YORK. Feb. 6.—'l‘he
r’iurp *0 commellkdcstructlon of merchant tonnage
"“ "“5" ru‘nnrs. They, 53" ”1“ due .to .submarinec, mines and;
number of Spanish vessels at sca‘coal and steel with' Holland’s. the. chills are 9‘" pronertv 0f thei'ilcindrcd war cause: was greater.
during January than in any pre:
vious month. according to static»
.tics nubllshed
‘Journal of Commerce‘. The gross
' jétonnage. 10". was 3 6. , involv—
‘ wuh" LONDON Feb. 5. 12:08 P- m. ing the sinking M31227 vessels.
proper appliances for saving lifelAmcl-ica's rcmmenccc from inn—Renter's Madrid corm- 0ndent the statement says, and this
‘war are? an" the purer concludccrcablcs that the not: of t a Span- .brings the total destruction dur-
'll’lal. flu; DlltCh government mu-fizlsh government to the Central'ing the “"‘1' YO 4.368,765 gross
lconsidér factorc which do nonPowcrs‘ will be delivered todayltong. or 2,261 ships. The heavy
Bay. *0 prevent the German and cxiot 3-1 AITO‘lCa and which max-Iand published in Madrid tumor-4' Ipuuary showing ,‘5 attributrd t0
ithe actiir’tirs of one o'- more Ger-
. RIO JANEERO- F91“ 6-“Th'3lmon folders in the Atlantic.
enternr leave port between surv—iExtraordinarv councilo. of tllrJornal Do Cornmcrcio will pub-l British
lirl‘. Brazil’r not: to Gal-slutty lo‘lhcaviest in January, according to
land pf Pfi'sn M0l1d3V. nccorrlivmfmorlow,apparently lllvlllg I'JCCI'J lhe StaIlS€IC5. \vith 54 vessels-dc-
to n Remor‘n dicmtch from Thor-d i' from an official crate. Thfistroycd. Norway ranked potent}
J” it ha'Jwith 34 shipé lost. and Franc“.
Severn lthird. Wm. 25.
..; already Myriam-man. Italian or Tnutnnin «9—.
at.“ Dar‘ivncnt. alco de=lt with de.‘; boon inlrrmcj of the attitud: oil than. veseclfi were reported gunlt.
Throughout

The Jamal onyaltllll till: :lolfg 7.0,.“ mnmge destroyed amount-
VVliI defend WWII firmness Ill“. l «A on q-qfifi (“7. n; more than one-
'l«~‘l‘ fl‘". total of all nation?» with
Norway and France standinv roc-
curl and third. The lost of United
State-c rrrnas: tonnage hRS been
24.5KB. representingr ten sbinsEn-
tonic 109qu have been 72 oer cent.
of the total and Teutonic 2'1 nlr
cent. according to these statistics.

BRST. Feb. 6 4::0 a.
The muffin and twelve men of -
the Snmicl‘ creamer A‘m‘h. “H‘h
marined. havobronf l’flile'l 11"".
by n set-am t'awlerf
«drift forty-silt. hourc.
that the N» coilcrc Idind aboard the t'awl-
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Cooking With (ball

THE BI} PROBLEM this winter is to .
make that erpensive coal go just as far as "3
possible. P obably you haVe‘been giving
some thou 'lt to this very problem.

LET U: SUGGEST that you use your gas
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