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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-07-03
GREAT CAESARS GHOST.
lRY Charles 3. priseoII.)

Rome sits Hlpon her seven hills FOL
ages at a sitting. and gravely show
her monuments while tending TO he.
knitting. But every thousand years o.
so She gets the fighting fever ant
rushes forth TO find a foe. all armef
with ak and cleaver. Today Rome has
her armor on. She's sending forti
her legionS to slay a million men for
sooth. in frosty Alpine regions. No.
that the Alps are longing for tE
rifles tuneful clatter, nor yet 10
sound Of cannon. No. I'll tell vol.
what's the matter. The ghost .
Caesar has for years been chasin
through the Forum. collecting othel
Roman shades. AT last he got a quor
um. Then julius. with his silyei
tongue. woke up the war-Sod, Janus
and all the ghostly war-dogs yetped.
Emanuel. unchain u.s." 20, Caesar.
thou art quite some ghost, to quote
immortal Tony. The high school stu
dent follows thee afar OF. on his pony
a thousand actors yearly die wht!t
shouting "Et tn Brutus!" and man!
thousands who look on sigh. Doctor
come and shoot us!" A boon, a booE
/ crave thee, oh thou Immortal cas.
sar, pray recollect the Idle Of
March. when last you spurned a gee
zer.) ask thee in the name OF Youth,
I speak for lads and lasses OF every
cline. in countless high school class
cs. Tell all your ghost friends OF TINS
war. ChautauqUa it and shout II, ouI
ior rho sake OF youthful hopes-dont
write a book about 1t! =,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-07-03

TO the children We vii continue to
have the constant stram OF juvenile
delinquents in our courts which today
so d~istresses our educhors.
characterization day aims to give
these advantages TO parents. II hopes
TO teach the fathers and mothers
what the school teache the children.
that they TOO have a dinite stand TO
take in this country-that they too,
are americans.
"Americanization day aism to give
celebrated by inviting al foreign born
parents as well as thGr children TO
various entertainment, to speeches.
10 music. 10 motion piclres. ~pageants
and parades. all OF With will instruct
them in the delights md duties Of
American citizenship and make
America in reality whit it has been
called. and it IS in thOry, the melt
ing pot of the nations
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-07-03
RY NIxoLA eREELEY.sMITH.

NEW YORK. July 3.-To take the
hyphen out OF "h%ypNenated American"
is the first purpose OF characterization
day, as it is viewed by Mrs. Clifford
P!nchot. one of the foremost members
Of the Americanization committee.
Mrs. Pinchot, a woman of mental dis
tinction and personal charm. is the
wife Of the famous forester and the
daughter OF Lloyd Bryce, author and
diplomat. :,
Mrs. Pinchot believes that the world
war has shown America the necessity
for welding together the diverse and
frequently warning elements which
make up the population OF our coun-
try. -,
no thoughtful American can fail
10 see that these months OF war in
Europe have thrown a strong light
on the complexity of American citizen.
ship" Mrs. Pinchot said. separated
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-07-03
CROWN ROAST LAMe.

Have the market mar cut you a
fine tender crown roast" allowing :
chops for each guest thave the meat
cut from the small end of the chop
and use this meat for filling the cen
ter Of the roast) Wipe the roast and
rub inside and out with salt and a
little mace. Set the roast in a roast.
ing pan and ptu in the filling made OF
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-07-03

is going Just right, and those poor skinny Christians won't fight By mdaf
ternoon | shall ring, and you will have settled this thing" Wien the town
clock struck midafternoon, the old servant was called, all too On. and he
said, We'll, Sir Chud, here l am, and as sure as my first nameb Sam, there
is nothing new under the sun which your worshpful self has not done.
However. lift please you, for lunch ! will boil them in oil, piece by piece,
| will roll them in lakes of barbed wire, or III toast them before a crate
fire. / will" "Blooey, you big hunk OF cheese, cried the ruler, "be Still,
if you please! II that is the best you can do, there is no furt1e work here
for YOU. To the lions, my hearty, for thee! l will have no sichdmps about
mel" It was then that poor Sam, blue and white from his perfectly logica;
fright. invented a torture so vile that It made the old emperor smile. And
the next day this tyrant, at lunch, first beheld the results OF this bunch: a
dentist, with drill, pick and snare, and a Christian strapped DOWN to his
chair!
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-07-03

as possible the foods we know he
most enjoys.
The first dinner served to the presi-
dent and his family in the white
house included roast 1amb-one OF
the presidents favGrite dishes, and al.
so a most wonderful angel cake baked
by a faithful servan in his old home
and sent to Washington TO grace the
table and delight the folks" So we
will OF course serve these two viands
and other "6Xins."
Iced Cherries.
olives. Pickles. Sailed Pecans.
Blue Fish-Pimento Sauce.
Crown Roast Lamb a la Wilson.
Mint Jelly.
Shoestring otatoes.
Peas and Carrots.
Raspberry Sherbet.
.Romaine and Orange Salad.
Cottage Cheese Balls.
Brick Ice Cream. Angel Cake.
MINIS. Coffee. Cordial
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-07-03

Nash 3 pints OF raspberries. add 3
cups Of water and strain through
cheese cloth. Soak l tablespoonful OF
gelGine in L cup Of the raspberry wat
er Until soft. Then add > tablespoon.
fuls Of boiling water and when thor.
oughy dissolved mix with the rasp-
berT water. Add . cupfuls Of sugar
and stir until all is dissolved. Turn
into freezer and freeze.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-07-03
ANGEL CAGE.

Beat the whites OF II eggs TO a still
froth. Sift IL tumbiers of graduated
sugar 4 times. Sift l tumbler OF flour
4 tines; then add l teaspoonful OF
cream Of tartar and sift again. Add
the sNed sugar slowly TO the beaten
whites. then carefully and slowly add
the tour and | teaspoorful OF flavor.
ing. Use INCREASED pan and bake 10
minues. Do not open the oven door
until the cake has been in the oven 20
minues.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-07-03
MIMI IELLY.

Bruise Is stalks OF mint and turr
over 1t IL cups of stock and allow
to come TO boil. Cover and when coo
strain and turn the mint stock over :
tablespoonfuls of gelatine. When gel
atine is dissolved add the juice OF
lemon. ! even teaspoonful OF salt,
dash of paprika and a tablespoonful o,
minced olives. Turn into cups and Sc
in cold place for several hours. Turf
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-07-03

A number Of raw recruits were be-
Ing drilled for the army in England
recently, and an old couple whose son
was among them had gone to watch.
isn't it a grand sight, pa?" murnuE'
cd the old lady. "And Just loot
they're every n Of them out OF 81
but our son John!"-Everybody's.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-07-03

Are you going to have garden this
year,"
NO" replied Mr.. Growcher 1T isn't
my turn to make a garden. I'm going
to keep chickens this year and let my
ueighbors make the garden"
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-07-03

How will I ever learn to tell which
is a d. and which is a By
Why. the ID is the letter with its
stomach on its backi"
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-07-03

"why do you use the ong cigaret
holder?"
Il promised my wife ID keep away
from the cigarets!"-PucE
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-07-03
pIMENTo SAUCE.

Whip 5 tabIespoonfuls of mayon
aisse dressing until it is white ant
foamy. Add 5 tab!espoonfuls OF mine
ed plmentos and serve very cold.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-07-03

Several patients who had st. vttai
dance escaped from the insane asylum
They broke into a ball room wnsss
the late dances we're being done ano
nobody could tell them from ING
rnestsrZStanford Chaparrai.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-07-03
Wilson Dinner on July Fourth! To Honor Our President
ICED che ERIE S.

Serve the cherries in a glass sher-
bet cup and allow the SENS TO come
out the top. Fill up with Clipped ice.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-07-03
THAT was rather a speedy

THAT was rather a speedy ieUoE
YOU met last night, wasn't it,"
Lord. no."
What do you mean?"
Why. he would think it out o
place 10 kiss the Barney stone unit
he had seen it for at least the thir:
time,'-Gargoyle.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-07-03
WOMAN LIKE.

I've waited here since s o'clock
For husband John to arrive!
What time was our meeting hour!
Oh. er.er-er, / think 1t was five!
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-07-03

81 understand that the Medc
factions will follow the lead Of "
European nations and issue an otttcii
statements Of the causes leadt
their several revolutions"
sort Of a Rainbow Book
nose.'-Puck.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-15
AUTO FOLK ARE
ASKED TO DECK
CARS With LEI

The Carnival Decoration Committee
makes special request Of the auto driv-
|ers and owners to decorate their cars
during Carnival week with the official
s'AiohaD wreath. The back Of the car,
where the extra tires are carried,
lends Itself most favorabiy for this
purpose. A bio wreath placed there
shows up attractively and with the
aAIo1as card through the center helps
remind ali that this 10 aloha" time.
We would particularly urge the
owners Of machines In the rent service
to follow this plan as, with Carnival
spirit prevailing everywhere, their
business win be stimulated.
These wresths can be had from the
committee In the two-foot size at rs
cents, and IN the three-foot size at
$t.50 each.
Pennants on the front Of the car on
either side Of the radiator would add to
the appearances materially. We believe
this trimming up viii do much to boost
the Carnival and make the 1915 event
the biggest ever.
Get into the game, Automobilists,
and do your share. Boost everybody
and everything!
official neck Ieis, pennants, badges
and hats cab be had at the Y. w. c.
A.
pEcoRATIoN COMMITTEE.
EMIL A. 6ERNDT,
Chairman.
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10000 RUSSIANS MADE PRISONERS BY Won HOENBDRG IS CLAIM
KAISER MAKING HEAVY BID F0R TALYs AD SAYS ROME PAPE
BRITAIN MAY MEDIATE
TO CHECK CONTROVERSY
ON JAPANESE DEMANDS
New Phase Develops in Peking
Consul Arita Expects the
Trouble to Blow Over
fspecial Cable to che Nippu Jlii.l

Especial Cable to the Nippu JILL
TOXIC, Japan, Feb. f5.--An offer BY
the British minister at Picking to arbi.
trate the chino-Japanese difficulties
in order that an amicable settlement
may be made Of the controversy be-
tween the two nations has been re-
fused BY the Japanese government, ac-
eordIng to information received here
today from an authentic source in the
Chinese capital.
II was officially learned here upon
the receipt Of the news from Peklng
that the Japanese government will &C.
.cept no offer Of mediation. While 6a-
ron T. kato, minister Of foreign Isf-
fairs, Is non-conmittai - TO japan's
attitude toward the British ministers
offer, It Is intimated that Japan pre-
fers to use its own methods should .
settlement be arranged.
Commenting today on the Chino
Japanese difficulties as reported In.
the local japanese press Hachiro Ari-
Ia, acting consul for Japan, said that,
IN his belief, there is not the slightest
possibility of war between Japan and
China He referred to the reports Of
the impending difficulty as @exagger
aticns Of the press"
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ANOTHER lobby
INVESTIGATION
IS COMING nov.
fA. pa hy Fed Wirelessl

WASHINGTON, D. c., FEB. 15.-The
administration Democrats ss well &C
the fIlibustering Republicans joined
today IN unanimously passing = reso.
luton ordering the senate TO investi-
gate charges that the shipping trust
Is lobbying against the Ships, Pur-
chase bill.
Viee-President Marshall Iappointed
Senators Walsh, Reed. Simmons and
Burton IS the committee to make the
investigation. There are now only IS
working days for the 1ession and Il is
feared that the investigation will ne.
cessitate "A extra session
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-15
Of JOYS
AND GLOOMS FOR
CARNIVAL START
Following Japanese Lantern
Parade Pilikia Will Be De-
stroyed IN Large Chunks
TO DANCE TN
PICTURESQ QUE COSTUME
Queens of 0ccident and Orient
viii Be Escorted to Queen
Liliuokaiani

The committeeman in charge Of the
Carnival of Nations, the big first-eyen-
ing event CT the Carnival, took the
people into their confidence this morn
ing when they announced several OF
the secret plans for the big cele-
brat.on.
Through this announcement 1t be-
came known that there is to be bat
tie royal and q battle to death between
the Army Of Joys and the Army OF
Glooms, and that the Glooms are go
ing to get shockingly beaten and taken
captiyes of war for the week.
The evening VIII open with the rum
bic Of heavy artillery in the offing,
and as soon as the Japanese lantern
parade is over the Gloorns are goinA
to make sudden and determined at:
tack upon the Joys and then the fight
begins.
Spake one Of the members Of the
committee this morning:
After the expert gunners Of the
Joys have cut the lines 81 TIE fnvad.
ers and the infantry swarm upon the
wavering lines, the rGlooms. will be
captured and gagged and put in pris-
on for the rest Of the Carnival.
The victorious Joys will gather ct
the gates of the palace to receive the
AID Club and Queens Of The Q1eident
and Orient and to escort them through
the cheeting crowd to Queen Liliuo-
lkalafi.
,pancing win begin Immediately
affei
Only these In costumes win be al
lowed to dance. Get q costume every
body and dance. The dancing will be
done on the spacious driveway around
the Capitol building. A, band will
play at each side The grounds will
be roped on with openings at the
driveways for dancers. .
"sho-cunD Cast Completed
A. R. Sunny Cunha, director of
The Sho-Gun, has completed the cast
for the comic opera, which is to be
presented during Carnival week on
the Punahcu campus. The opera will
be given on the terrace In front Of
Bishop hall, February %. at S:15
O'Clock.
tContinued On page eight
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LORD YOUNG COMPANY
Is LOWEST BIDDER FOR
mem M0RIAL Bull DING

The Lord Young Engineering COM
pany is the lowest bidder for the con.
tract for the Hawaiian Mission Me-
mortal building, to be erected on King
street Eva of the Y. w. C. A. home
stead. Eve bids were received at the
office of H. L. Kerr. architect, this
afternoon.
The LorC-Young company bid was
$42,S00 for building A and $4,000 for
building B. The other bidders were
the Honolulu Planning Mill, Pacific En-
gineering Cd. Spalding Construction
Co, Charles Ingoorsen.
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$50, 600 SUIT FOR INJURY
TO EMPL0YE is BEGUN

n. A. Martins $4,000 damage suit
against A. A. Wilson, the contractor,
began today before a jury in Circuit
Judge 7. B. Stuart's court Martin. a
laborer, is seeking recompense for in
iuries received when he fell from a
stone wall under construction by Will
son on Maui Martin was employed
on the wall by Wilson
tThe case may occupy the balance Of
the week. The jurors and George d.
Malone, Spencer Biekerton, Samuel
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-15
Huge Joint Loan BY Allies is
Abandoned; Lloyd George Explains

LONDON England Feb 15In explanation Of the recent
conference Of leading officials Of the Allies finances Chan
ceor Lloyd George told the House Of Commons today that @
Allies expenditure in the first year viii to two billion
sterling of which the British share is the largest England
he sad could finance war; from investments abroad for i've
years and France for three Russia though prodousy rich
in natural resources in different position The conferences
has decided against joint loan.
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STORM SWEEPS
HILO;; NEARBY !
COAST RACkED
Much Railroad Track Washed
Out Contractor Marshall
Has Another Piece of Bad
Luck at kukuihaele Break
water - Traffic Resumed
Especial star-BulIetln WlrelessI


HILO, Feb. ia great
storm broke over Hilo Satur-
day and continued on Sunday.
Big waves washed away 6UU
feet Of the Hilo railroad track
along the waterfront. Traffic
was resumed today.
Two scows were washed
ashore but were saved later.
The water washed upon Moo
heau park and the Hilo depot
road.
The Mauna Kea was anch-
ored in the bay. The storm
was bad at Waipio; and at Ku-
kuihaele the railroad track
built by Contractor Marshall
was washed from the break
water and q crane thrown into
the sea as well as a small
launch sunk.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-15
ITALY FACES A
new Peril FROM
GROWING FLOODS
"a. p. BY Fed. wirelessl

ROME, italy. Feb. 15s-After sur.
vivino the earthquake disaster italy
faces new and great peril. Every
where the streams are flooded. The
river Tiber Is 50 feet over its banks
and rising hourly. The streets sur
rounding the cathedral Of Saint Peter
are running FIVE feet deep with water.
Hadfian's bridge and the Publicios
bridge. which Horatio Is reputed to
have defended, are both weakened and
have been closed to traffic. The lower
quarters Of. the city resemble Venice,
much traffic being done In boats.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-15

The invitation doubles tournament
of the Tactic Tennis club opens to-
morrow afternoon with two matches.
The order of play originally announc-
ed has been reversed, the match be-
tween Alan Davis and H. @. Dilling-
ham and Walter Dillingham; and Har-
old Castle being now scheduled for
4: 80 instead of $3.50, while Pfiuger and
Henoch viii meet Larned and Lowrey
ct 3;S0 instead Of 4;;30.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-15
Berlin Newspaper Calls U. 5.
Warning Ridiculous Threat

AAEg4ERDAM Holand Feb Is The M0ntae zeitung
of Berlin an editorial today what harm America
do Germany It showdown the recent warning
by the o. against submarine attack American ships
America has no army. It's feet dare not approach nearer
than does Englands The expulsion Of German Americans
from America the Of the United States Americas
threats are ridiculous for Germany them seriously
says the paper
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FERRlERA SENTENCED
TO 18 MONTHS FOR
STEALING AUTOMOBILE e

In sentencing Pedro Ferreira to Is
months Imprisonment this afternoon
Circuit Judge Ashford not only severe
~ scored the guilty young man but
issued warning to others who may
m future be brought before him and
found guilty of automobile stealing.
.sAny young man who imagines he
can steal an automobile on Oahu and
get away with it is fool, Z remarked
the court. @and you are only one OF a
fraternity Of such fools and scamps.
Liquor undoubtedly was the cause OF
your crime. Young men looking for
the keys to the penitentiary will read
fly find them In the saloons. .
Ferreira was found guilty of first
degree larceny by Jury last week.
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Activity in Lorraine, Says Paris

PARIS France Feb is Official The artillery fre II
Belgium unusually heavy today We stormed ESQ yards Of
the enemys trenches Newport In Lorraine after The
enemy had captured signal hill and occupied the village Of
Norroy counter attacks drove them back to the Is
northern declvity where they still hold some trenches
the Vosges the German offensive IS not pursued
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Montenegro Royal Family in Danger

CETTNJE Montenegro, Feb. 1.-two Austrian aero
planes yesterday directed machnere against the Winter
Palace the windows of which the king queen and their
daughters watching the fights Of the machines Several
bullets fell near them.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-15
ASSOCIATED Press Service BY FEEDER

BERLIN German, Feb 15--An overseas news agency
despatch says that Hndenburgs victory the
Russians the Mazuian lakes in East Prussia last week. his
third victory in the lake region disastrous to n
Russians than the other two The Germans took
prisoners, says the despatch.
ROME Italy. Feb. 15-That Germany will offer heavy
inducements the active entrance Of Italy in the
ally of the Teutons is the declaration Of the Idea
Nazonae which has published what purpors be the de-
tails Of the plan
According to this publication Prince Buelow the
ambassador to Italy, will present concrete proposal tohe
Italian before March This proposal is charged
is that Italy join Germany the price to be the province Of
pledgng Germanys support Of Itays Mediterranean policy
Germany under this plan is to take Trieste for outlet to
the Adriatic Sea-
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Berlin Official Claims Progress

BERLIN, Germany. Feb 15-O Official l-"South Of Ypres
hare captured so yards Of the enemys positions and have
been equally successful south Of La Bassee In Aace we have
forced the French to abandon Senzern and Rempach
0n both sides Of the Mazuran lake district the east
frontier pursuing the etreatng Russians In the
Vstula district we have reoccupied Racionz "
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Greek Minister Leaves Constantinople

LONDON. England Feb. 15-A despatch from Reuters
agency in Athens the Greek minister left Consnnope
despatch that Cen Hndenbergs victory the
satisfaction for the Insult to the Greek naval attache
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Bernstorff Tells Bryan German Side

IAssociated Press Service Dy Federal Wireless.l

IAssociated Press Service by Federal Wireessl
WASHINGTON D. G.. Feb 15-Count Won Bernstorf,
State Bryan today that Germany willing consider with
drawing her intention Of attacking British
chanmen if Britain is willing her efforts to sarve the
German civilian population
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THIRD BATTLE OF LAKES
CALLED DISASTER TO CAR.
FIGHTING ON BOTH FRONTS

American Warning to Germany Brings Out More Bitter Com
ent From Berlin German Ambassador to America
Says Submarine War Won't Be Launched If Britain Doesn't
Try to Starve Count-Hnge Joint Loan of Allies Decided
Against
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-15
SUGAR

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 15.-suaar:
SO degrees test. 4.515 cents. Previous
quotation, 4.64 cents,
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Wilhelmina 5 Fate Undecided

LONDON England Feb 15 The foreign Office definitely
announced today that the Wihemna food cargo is d
vered Belgium the decision send the vessels disposition
prize will be abandoned otherwise the vessels
must be passed upon by the court.
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w. Spencer. Eugene K. Allen, David
Douglas. William Chung Hoon, Jr., Ed
ward K. Wongham, Christopher Lewis.
Adolph B. Kroll, George w. Macy, A.
s. P. Robertson and George E. Gall.
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Austrian Fleet Bombards Antiyari

CETTINJE Montenegro. Feb. 15-The Austrian feet in
the Adriatc Sea has bombarded the port Of Antivar
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fcontinued from PAGE Four.l