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VII
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WM both bound,,.fotj .Bcirut
fictxuncnt.
a
“mum's.
sign Office. that they wouldvbc re~
‘ l3 arousing alarm here
because the whole section is larce-
ly devoid of food 'and iskuown to
\- hlhfected with disease. .
intimations a’so have; becn . re,-
cuvzldtthat the-Turks intended to
. or totally prcvcnt' detens
yonxof‘th': Caesar’s relief supplies
ltdmmould. , .
: MKDON". Feb 14. 8:45.. a. in.
«Am Amsterdam. dispatch to
Woman; that an obvinuslv.
correct article has been publish-
edm' a malority of the German
mdcnling with tho-convou of
Wiring through. the barred
donor The article sawtthat. com
microns. merchantman in the
Wurltezion‘wfll be: exposed
inlallzme possibilitlosof intent-d;
limit Filing-Em“Tannin-um" llll;;fll;rI-III>-3
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You Get GOOD'Vdue‘ at ANY Price—Silk; Us): or Cullull =
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Emery -Bem Gmpany, In. E
«mama 15.1.": mount. momma :,
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i n developed today that the na-l
lure been oidcrod held at. Alix-
Wm indefinitely by- the Navy
AM the break , with Germany
officials here decided it was essen-
tial token}: the two vessels from
altering a Tuikish portuntil sofa arrived at the railroad terminal
ticicnt. guarantees had. been ob-
Inland that they would'como to no
, Ineli- surprisc cxists here over
announces of the Turkish: Faro
_ . MERCHANT'ficd submarine warfare. It adds
‘ SKEPSJI‘AY‘ NOT BE SUP- that submarines would not at‘
WEDWITH. GUNS B-Y U. tack neutral war vessels acting
' .as convoys,_but that such vessels, Ambassador
would enter the prohibited zone: passcngcr {.7
at their own risk. in view of‘thei was “red,”
danger from mines.
of the Echo dc Pang, who
usually well-informed. As proo
I
taxed anch ports.
;Thc spacial train carrying Count!
von Bernstoril, formerly German
'Ambassdor to the United States
here at 6:46 a. m.
iothers who had been permitted to
ipass the police‘lincs by appearing’
on the rear. platform of their car.
{The former ambassador smilingly
acknowledged the greetings of
several persons he knew. He re-
fused; however). to submit-p to an
interview. “I am sorry,” he said,
“but. I. have nothing to say. It
wras‘adl said yesterday. lam un-
der orders.” ' '
hand- 99 transport the former am-
baSsador and his party, to the
steamship plot. Prince
van;
um . ‘swrreo soon:
salmon cannon).
5:“ Mr 7 when in lilo-g:
Minutemggt w; thin:
__ ~- .1 your head clou- and m
gum treaty. Nomination
: Hatzldd t-Trachanberg, ‘
j «ceded the former ambassador!
to‘the steamship. Nocfiort.m_
> made to transfer all the’ memb‘érc
t' of the party at thgamc titan
comical-1
lot of the German embassfiprol
The tram mule no stuns .‘o‘
mun Washington and Hobokcn
escape pauses necessary .lor
watching hour the nacho: the
le, Comfort and pen
{wily mic; Gown.
mm In a corset at most
Economical Price.
$1000 to $3.00 .
New York .éliiil‘ago
‘ PARIS, Feb. 14', 51:0 a. m.-~
.collier Caesar. landed, with a The German submarine campaign
'mofa million dollars’ worth has so far been ineffective. as-
:M food. supplies contributed by
Mans for Syrians and Ar-
minus and the cruiser Dos
Afloincs, with a cargo of medical
cording to. Marcel Hutin, editor
i3,
M. [1an says that on Monday3
.1” French or neutral ships en-l
and his: suite from Washington,
i The train was immediately sur-
iroundedby a guard ofpoliéc and
'govcrnmcnt Secret Service men
M«ahutting‘ofi ol all» communi-fand no one was permitted to ap-
mon; with. Turkey and Bulgaria l proach without credentials. Count.
.yhflowtha ‘Unitnd States is- rc-Ivon minimum and the members
sponnblo not only» for extensivegof his party remained in their
American intercsta. but: also iéfstateroomsr for half an hour af-
rcprescntmg someol the-belliger- ter the train stopped about two
bIOCko from the dock of the Scan-
, Tho- plight of thousands of dinavian-Amorican Line's steam-
‘Moncnns. who have beendctuin- ship' Frederik .' V111,, on which
odmorogthan a year by: tho ’I‘ur- they will sail for Copenhagen at b
.mllitary authorities. despite 2 o'clock this afternoon.‘ Later ken.
the count and. countess surprised.
the group of newspapermen andithc departure of the ship ‘had
At 7:32o‘clogk the count and mi: VIL, whichwill stop at-this
countess stepped into a. closed port on her way to Copenhagen
automobile and were conveyed to with" Count von. Bernstorff and ,
£11}: pier. They took breakfast his suite. The stoamcr, which i,"
with several of thcu- immediate expected to arrive here Friday.
friends on board the Frederik; will not: entc‘r- the harbor until
_ Fifteen automobiles wan on:
iat nrght. .
Jon;
Long
Wain, tbs! unsure. tho
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w. n. Nufonm
No.92? $2.00
San Francisco .
lsunad or the COllECtOI‘ of tne'pon
was on duty at the pier. A N: .v
.Y‘ork police boat guarded the
like Custom House. spent.
i when he came aboard.
Countcss von
lb‘rcdcrick VIII. will carry big
officials of the German embassy
and a number of consular offices
~from difl'ercnt parts of the coun-l
try who have availed themsclvca
home.
250 in her second class cabin
. the largest number sh: cvor book-
ed. Amongthcm is the Baroness ,
Zwicdinck. wife of Baron Erich of‘tho seventywwo Amensan 369-,
Zwiodinok. who was designatcd men brought in by the prize ship:
Chard: d'Affaircs of on Arman} Yarrowdal'e, loomed today, as an}
0
Another
Wolf von Igel, who
in connection with
lollegcd plots to blow up the Wel-
Fland Canal and who was permit-
‘rd to leave the country. although
under $30,000 bail on pending ing
embassy aft 3r rho dismissal
Durnba.
C ‘ .tmcnts.
‘ .
.
.outained pmpcr credentials.
D
ter.
Collector
ibeen deferred two hours, or un-
;til 4 o‘clock. No explanation was
offcr‘ed. The Frederik VII. en-
countered eleventh hour difficul-
‘ties in obtaining coal, and it was
thought thiswas- the reason. '
HALIFAX. N. S.. Feb. 14.-
iOnc hundred government officials
”and inspectors arrived here today
from Ottawa to take part in the
examination‘of the steamer Fred-
after: nightfall, government.’ of-
ficails said, and. will also depart
Unusual motions. arc lining
taken to guard tiny-members. oi
the party during their stay, more
The steamer will not stop at
Quarantine, an previously report
cd. but: willenter. the harbor‘nnr’
anchor: a short. distance off: shore
Naval patrol boats have hm (1%
4th magnum—Tho
,1
.i
. ,PanvAm'arican Aeronautical Ex-,
north and. south sides of 111: pier.
Collector Malone of the Fox cf
flew York with ten officials from.
the
1 night on the Frederik VII‘I., ready
‘to m :eivofihc former ambassador
The Frederik VII. will carry bility" that one of.tho belliger-l
400 passengcrs in her first and cut common is taking mean: to.
As Count von Bernatorff step-
jped from the automobile to the,‘
lpier. a young man tried to ap-
spread: the party and was seized seemed more: today. _Ambassa-
by detectives, who hurried him dor Elkus. at Constannnople. has
to police headquarters. Ho said been . .
‘he was. Alfred Hopkins. :9 yearn whether Turkish submarines are
old, of New York city, and had operating. under the same orders
been given a letter by a' mm in as those of (3va. No word
that city who instructed him to has been received from him. or.
hand it to the ambassador. Aile‘b I from tho‘vAmerican consul-general. 7
to: was found on him. togaher at Sofia since-therbresk with Ger-5
with a. horoscope and writings of many. and an effort. is bcingmndei
astrology and astronomy. The to discover. whv conmnmcau‘on ‘
prisoner refused to tell the name has been cut oil. The fIbirkiuh
of me. man who gave him the lab government has interfered wrth
His. relatives were notified ‘ .
y telephone to come to Hobo-iArmcniana and is now. damning
Malone announced
' . s ... , m a,
_ upon turn, “to Miler a gun
. m the service.”
ERNIE, Switzerland, Feb. x3,
. Swissi
.goi'cznrnent is working upon ai
{plan to organic; and centralize;
i
, ‘exlmrtation by. government aid.“
.,.h*wrlh‘¢av0rmcxponto&c‘l
_ 9313‘“!ch by wayo'f Katina:
. , it; own 7 mg
agency, doing its own chartering »
,or using gev‘cmmOnt owned vesl ;
:Sflk. ’ i
i5 limbl YORK. Fob.
.‘Amcrica would be safe from in-g
mica arousal: the us: of the'
.. w. ; i"torpcdo plane" Rear. Admiral
= Bradley A. Finn. U. S_. ll, ratio ‘
ed, deck-32d in an address at thc'
‘ponltion. Monday night. It i; a'
scheme when'nv it is claimed ill u
the regular \’.'l1’i:T.-x<l " .3 to:
Peda may b!- l'2lf'l‘l’l’ltl For! an
ei-Th'p c.fc:tlv:l;.r as: 270.. .2
d“’t1‘-.:"Gr.
7b.: “torpedo planc' under law;-
C;;:b:‘2 conditions, Admiral FISKC
w~
u
[4.“ l ,
would mal’: 1 $20,033 airplane a ~
worthy math for a Saqpooyooo
bottle cruiser. Ho added that hc_
had received private information
from Europe, which had been
verified from a wholly different
source that about a year ago a
In addition to m, Count and British naval aviator made {our
7 ill hts
Bernstorfi’. 11!; orgMarmora in an airship, under,
over the land into the sea
which a, Whitehead torpedo was
second and sank Turuish wan-i
vessels. .i
In conclus‘on the admiral aaidi
of this opportunity to get safely he had received further informa-r
tion "which n. of absolute rolls-i
. use thin plane. on a large scale.
WASHINGTON, Fob, 15......i
Germany's continued detention1
incident of increasing. gravity.
particularl considering , the:
United . tatco , govcrnment’s.
“bands oil" policy toward German
crows of war bound'German ships;
in American ports and its care to:
show all commie: poaaible to.
Count von Bomstbrl’f.’ 1
i An inquiry on the cause of thcf
uoooxnu. N. 1.. Feb. r4.—’Americans’ detention wad'scnttr;
After Count van Bernstorfi' and Berlingostcrday nd the subjectf
party had boarded the ship no was discusmd at tho Cabinet:
onct‘has permitted. on the pier. meeting, along With the question
. . . inot even. relafiWs and friends of of' arming ‘Amencan merchant ‘
HOBOKEN, N. 1;. Fob. ”Path, passengers. unlasa they had ships, ovcr which a divasum of
opinion is said tdo have develop- '
ed.
A break in diplomaic relations
with the other Central Powers.
instructed to ascertain
‘Amcrican relief for Syrians and
’morc than 1,000 Amarican rein»
litres at Beirut. Among some oi~
:ficials here today it was suggest-
‘ed that the United States" step.
may be based on Senator Sauls- .
GIRLS! man his ’ '
mun mum:
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ay and abundant at Once
To bu possessedtot a head otsheavy.
beautiful hair; soft, “nitrous, flatly, .
wavy and Rec fromtmudrufl ‘ismerely
amount 0: Ming-a “monomer-inc.
It is easy. andlmxpeosivc-to lame
n‘lm. sort hair nnd‘loto of it. Just.get
Wham. homo-o: Knowlton’s Damien
inc now—all drug storeaz.recommenG
it—apply-a lithiuolrected and with-
once at 'nbuudlince. ‘ freshness. num-
ness‘ and on immune" gloss and ‘
luall‘e, and ‘try‘ “you!!!“ you can not '
find a trace -ot" dandrufl’ or mum:
signaled‘to meet tha vessel at the. l
Harbor. moo . . and. cannot- but to,
Nanchang: , ‘ ..
it: was mm phony .
urination of dogwoomlfifiw “
hair; but m not marl-own: b9 of
tar wont two we”? mambo: you
rill see new hair—flnc“‘nnd'd0wny at.
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Closing Out Sale of Wall Papers
Our entire stock of Wall Papers is to be
closed out at one/lhird less
than original prices. f
'l‘lic‘acsortntent includes; Engvv omi'li‘rench designs, Cretonne
and Chintz. affects. oil Chlnrsc patterns and rich plain papers
p... flown-nun
Thursday, February fifteenth”
the sale opens
Third floor. 1, ’
51-
A Wardrobe Trunk
for your Southern trip.
The modern Trunk is a wonderful invention and”
thc'Wardrobc Trunk is so constructed and airangcdjfi
that an individual may :‘live in a trunk” with great ;'
convenience. a
q .
7 One docs not unpack or repack. He simply use '
the trunk for closet and bureau.
Hartman: Wardrobes, ‘
Styles from $2500 up.
, Full line: of Steamer, Drag, Shirt, Hut and i
Motor Trunks now in stock. Ml . ,
Have you seen the Taxi-trunk? ““"‘"“°""‘ it "
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Bits of Dress
Trimmings
'l‘ h a t n r 6 individual.
Bead and Silk Embroid-
eredlMotifs to apply on
gowns or separate skirts,
in Rose Time
Roses arc~ expect'
but right now in frigl
February are‘some new} ‘
corsage roses, 3 fresli
“cutting” of pink, crcan
and blush beauties, ’
Stationery for
Social Use
Correspondence Cards,
blue. pink. buff . and
white, 50 cts.
Birthday Cards and
-' for collar, girdle or pock- .;Eold'en of attractive styler hon. 751k. up, 3... f.
ehomamcntation. 5.10 and 15 etc. “4 r
Violets, .
$1.00, $1.25 and $2.00:
The Quecnly Orchid, 1
“It.
59 A
ChinéSc Bands, Bead-
ed Bands, Colored Em~
broidcry in variety.
Trimming Sectionfinmin floor.
Congratulation Cards ‘
and Folders,
15 and 25 etc.
Place Card: for longh-
eon or dinner occasions.
15 cu. to $1.00 a doz.
Nacho-oar Sm-x ion.
Little “Stork Folders," ‘
35 etc. I doz. T.
Main floor. I h
House Dresses.
Neon. styles in checked
and plain gingham.
Especially becoriiii'i‘g’lii-
tie dresses, for morning
work about the house,
and .well made, to the
smallest detail;
A good assortment no»;
in. all sizes, from
' $1150 to $3.50 "
Second floor.
'
Come and: sec the Painting,
now on exhibition in the Furniture Gallery. it is' a view across the oily _
of Jerusalem from a h'ouse‘iop to the Hill of Golgotha. Several figures
argin thewforegrdund- . .
It is a very. impressive picture. Everyone is invited: to come and sec .-
“ it;
Four! h floor.
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