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New-York tribune., 1915-03-14

Shop Girl" "Thc Hat Department" "
"The Tram Baby and The Tale Of a
Train" Lillian Albertson will make
her return appearance to the stage dur,
ing the coming week, when she will
present one-act dramatic playlet'
"Jane," by Evelyn Blanchard and Ade-
laide Steadman. Mignon will be seen
here and will introduce her new method d
OF mimicry. Others are "Home Again.
with the -Four Marx Brothers and COM
panv; Al Herman, a blackface come
dian: Hines and Fox. the songsters, IN
a aew entertainment: Colonel Marc
Diamond and Miss Grant. in dances;
Prince Lai Mon Kim. the Chinese tenor
and Bert Wheeler and company IN the
pantomime Fun on the Boulevard
New-York tribune., 1915-03-14

Orville Harold viii appear as the
featured attraction Of a long pro-
gramme az Keith Alhambra Theatre
this week. Others are Matthews
Shayne and company in sketch IN
three scenes by Bob Matthews, in
Dreamland"; Hermine Shone and com
many in "The Last Of the Quakers
Billy McDcrmott. "The Only Survivor
of Coxey's Army; Menlo Moore IN
The Pipes Of Peter Pam dance, with
Marguerite Rorrcy; the Seven Brack-
in a novelty; Nonette, the viollnist
who sings Elliott and Muller Two
Shades of Burnt Cork,' and Ford and
New-York tribune., 1915-03-14
PROSPECT.

The bill at b. F. Keith's Prospect
Theatre this week will include Belle
Baker. with new songs; the Long Tack
Sam company, Harry Puck and Eva
Puck, Sunshine and Flowers" Bert
Leslie and his company, in Hogan IN
London; Lucille and Cookie, John
and Winnie Hennings, Hayward star
ford and company. in "The Devil Out
witted"; Bert La Monte and his cow
boys, Bison City Four. Dancing La
Vars, Reynolds and Donegan and Fred
ard Alhcrt
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THE "NIIDNIGHT FROLIC."

Beginning its tenth week Of success,
the Ziegfeld "Midnight Frolic" CON
tinues 10 draw large audiences 10 the
Danse dc Fol.ies, atop the New Am
sterdam Theatre. In addition 10 the
Zicgfefld beauties, Bernard Granville,
in new songs and dances; VIII West,
in his funny satire on diamond jim"
Brady; Willie Solor, in his animal
songs, there are now three numbers
on the overhead glass walk, and as q
New-York tribune., 1915-03-14
Ri SHNICk.

The Bushwick Theatre will hold a
"St. Patrick's Week Festival" tins
week. The bill will include John Z.
Rice and Sally Cohen, in AN Early
Breakfast" by Herbert Hall WinsIow
and John c. Rice; Robert EmmeS'
Keane and Muriel Window, the Misses
Campbell. Derkin's European Noyel'y'
Harry Fern and company, in "Veter-
ans; the Six Water Lilies Al FieIds
and Jack Lewis. in sklt, ne Misery
of the Hanson Cab; Lady sen Mel,
the i've Annapolis Boys, the Musical
New-York tribune., 1915-03-14
Al THE COLUMBIA.

A two-act burlesque, "The Love
Club" will be presented at the Colum-
bia Theatre this week by the Rosey
Posey Girls. There is a cast of well
known performers, including Harry
Bentley, Bert Wiggin, Harry s. La
Van, Sarah Hyatt, jeanette Mohr, Wal
ter Pearson, Billie Davies and Jane
Pearson. One of the features of the
performance is the dancing Of Earl
nnd Mario Gates
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ton of Dave Genaro and Ada Partser.
Other features at tho resort are the
classical dance revue under MISS
Fulier's direction, Mile. Samya, NJ. Al
bert, Aida Arboz and Arturo Arboz,
Mazctte and Lewis and twenty others.
Tuesday, March 16, will be Pat Casey
night. and Monday, March %, will be
made in America" night. prize VIII
be offered for the best cotton gown
worn on this occasion.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-14
WOULD SEND BISHOP HOME.

The Bishop OF London, speaking 70.
Gently, said that churches did not dro,
down from heaven any more thar
bishops, though little girl in hi. con.
gregation, evidently under that delp.
sion, had recently said 10 her mother
during firing sermon:
al am tired now, mother; can't .bs
Bishop 20 back TO heaven ?"-Tit-Bits
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HAMMERSTEIN'S VICTORIA.

Valeska Suratt will be the feature at
Hammerstein's Victoria this week. pre-
scn:ing her vaudeville offering, "Black
Crepe and Diamonds" and The Moth
and the Flame" Maggie Cline has been
added to the programme. Nan Hal
New-York tribune., 1915-03-14

Helen Ware will headline the bill at
Keith's 0rpheum Theatre this week in
Claiming Pollock's playlct at Doesn't
Happen" Others are Bessy Wynn,
Bonnie Glass. Gus Van and Joe
Schenck. Bickel and Watson, Harry
Beresford and company, In Twenty
Odd Years." by Tom Barry; Kajiyama,
Eddie Carr end Cain. Donahue and
Stewart, and Arthur Barst.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-14
FEATURE FILMS.

"The Governors Lady" Will be seen
as a screen production st the Strand
Theatre with Edith Wynne Mathison in
the title role. The Strand Topical Re
view this week contains besides the reg
ular news pictures the latest arrived
lot of European war pictures. A new
Keystone comedy, travel and educa-
tional subjects will also be shown on
the screen. The musical programme
is said TO he especially attractive and
varied. The Concert Orchestra is
under the direction Of Carl Eduardo.
The vocal soloists this week are all
newcomers TO the Strand.
For the week beginning to-day the
Vitagraph Theatre will depart, tenn
porarily, from its policy of presenting
new feature every week and con-
tinue the fve-part railroad drama,
"The Juggernaut." Although The
Juggernaut" vii begin its second week
or Sunday. a complete change of
shorter pictures. embracing three COM
edy subjects, will add variety 70 the
programme. They are THE Lady Of
Shalott" a one-part comedy, in which
a maiden lady tries TO follow the eX-
ample Of Tennyson's heroine, but in
stead of dying, falls into the arms of a
bluff sea captain, who marries her; n
two-part comedy, Janet of the
Chorus" or how the art of making-up
wins over a woman hater; and No. If
Roy l.. McCardelps Jarr Family Series,
Mr.. Jarr and the Lady Reformcr," IN
which Mr.. Jarr is accused by a SUI
fragette Of trying TO abduct 300
pound lady.
D. ". Grifith's production "The
Birth of a Nation has proven the SEN
sation of years IN New York theatri-
Gals. Such interest has been mani
Tested in the production that all signs
point to 1t making record run.
Sunshine Molly" is the title Of the
comedy in five parts that is 10 be the
paramount feature az the Broadway
Theatre. at Forty-tirst Street, for -four
days starting this morning at 1880
This is the first offering in New York
City of this Bosworth production. The
title role is played by Lois Weber, vino
wrote and staged il. Supporting Los
Weber and Phillips Smalley are Adele
Harrington, Herbert Standing, Charles
Marriott, Roberta Hickman and Frank
Elliot. Next Thursday the Stanley
Company will present William ii
Crane in David llarum,' made into a
photo play by the Famous Players
under the direction OF Daniel Froh-
man. Other features on the pro
gramme include the Broadway Current
events. exclusive "live" comedy plays
and other selected photo plays.
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SCENE FROM THE JUGGERNAUT" AT THE vITAGRAPH

perrin is also on the bill. Stuart Barnes
will offer monologue. Other acts in
clude Arthur La Vine and company,
Van and Schenck, Mile Doria, who will
appear in "The Maids Absence;
Queenie Dunedne. in The Variety
Grl'; Burke and Mcdonald, two Irish
comedians, presenting "My Good
Friend; Mile. Paula, Ed Marshall, and
the Three Rube Kids, in "A Breath of
City Life" The usual Path6 Daily News
and KeYstone Comedy complete the bill
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COLONIAL.

Beatrice Herford makes her vaude-
willie debut at B. +. Keith's Colonial
Theatre this week She will do char
acterizatjons. including AT the Box
Office" a Lady from England" The
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CLAIRE ROCHESTER WITH HER
"BELGIAN RELIEF CAP"
ROYAL.

Hewett, In their burlesque Of the mod
ern dance craze.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-14

Frank Fogarty. The Dublin Min
strel." will make his appearance at the
Royal this week Others are Claire
Rochester, the girl barytone and so
nrano: Eva Fay. in her unique per
formance Of "Thaumaturgy' Cora
dini's animals; Jesse |. Lasky's The
Beauties"; Tobey and Norman, IN
"Nonsense; "Her Wedding Day, and
Cooper and Smith, in "The Bell Boy
and the Porter
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ing troof that the aviator was full,
conscious 20 the last.
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MEITH'S THEATRES
Many Newcomers to Variety on the
Weeks Bills
ORPHEUM.

Hunters, Luce and Luce, Cole and
Dcnahy, and Ameta.
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JARDiN DE DANSE.

The cakewalks at the Jardin de Danse
continue in popularity under the direc-
New-York tribune., 1915-03-14

wells, and several big scenes Of un-
usual spectacular qualities were sue
cpssfulIv filmed
New-York tribune., 1915-03-14

D. ". Grifith's production The
Birth Of a Nation" has proven the SEN
sation of years in New York theatri-
Gals. Such interest has been mani
tested in the production that all signs
point to it making a record run.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-02-22
GERMANS TAKE MANY
 PRISONERS NEAR FLOCK

BERLIN, Feb 22 The reports of the war office indicate that General von Hindenberg is planning to strike at ithe Russians through East Prussia and the greatest concentration is develop ing at points north of Warsaw The German forces are also deployed along a line parallel to the Baltic shores north of the Nieman river The Russians are heing driven east at nearly every point from the Nieman south to the Nistua
 The German offensive along the Warsaw front has been resumed and the lines are being pushed rapidly for word east of Flock The Polish Di- vision has swept over the first line of the defenses below the Nistula driving the Russians slowly eastward Hun dreds of half frozen Russian troops have fallen into the bands of the Ger mans near Flock
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DREAM CHANGES DATES

The Dream management announces that the shows will be limited to three performances for the next few weeks, the same to be given on Tuesday. We'd nesdays and Sundays The mid week performances will display the same pictures and the Sunday program will be displayed for one day only. The program for Tuesday and Wednesday will consist of two comedies and an equal number of dramas. the leader be- ing an interesting detective story en- titled. A Chase Across the Continent. In addition the drama. The Escape. and the comedies, When Women are Police and Percy's Wooing. will be shown. the former being of especial merit as a laugh provoker
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oALiCIAN REVERSES ARE
 ADMITTED BY PETROGRAD.

PETROGRAD, Feb 22--War office bulletins admit that the Russian arms have suffered severely in the recent fighting in Galicia, the armies operat- ing to the westward of przemys have been compelled to fall back on the hill side intrcnehments west of Sanok to await achievements and artillery. The Russian lines before Warsaw arc now prepared to meet the renewed often sive of the Germans and it is declared that they are now impregnable Ap- proXimately three million troops are now intrenched from points north of the Vistula to close to the Galician
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GERMANS BEATEN OECISlVELY NEAR OSsoWIcE.

PETRoGRAD Feb 21-The War Office has announced that the German right below Warsaw has again assumed pressing forward along the Russian front but without success. the Germans being beaten near the fortress of Os- sowice north of the Bzura. after a stubborn artillery battle. German at taeks are reported from points along the EistuIa and north of Lodz. but with little gains. The Russian lines below Augustowo are reported to be intact
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ENGLAND WORRIED OVER FLEET.

LONDON. Feb. 22.-Since the inccp- tion of the German blockade. the Eng fish press is constantly clamorinG for news of the whereabouts of the allies North sca fleet The absence of all re fcrences to the North Sea fleet in the reports of the Admiralty is causing much uneasiness. The press comment half intimates thnt half of the entire fleet might be sunk for all that is known concerning it.
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GERMAN AEROPLANE ATTACKS ENGLISH TOWN.

BRAINTREE, England, Feb. 22.--An aeroplane, flying high above the city. commenced dropping bombs upon this place at an early hour today but with out causing any great amount of dam- age The attack was made without warning and the inhabitants were badly frightened but suffered no in
 jury. The several bombs dropped eX- ploded in open spaces and the damage to property was ineonsiderable No provisions have been made for the de-
 fense of the city against aero attacks owing to the distance from the coast, the town being situated almost in the
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GERMANY BELIEVES CAN NOW TAKE WARSAW.

BERLIN, Feb. 22.-General von HIn- denberg has again directed his efforts to the task of taking Warsaw and has the Russians houndering toward that point following his latest offensive tgainst the defenses along the lower Nistula. II is generally believed in Berlin that the Russians have s> weakened the defenses of Warsaw dur ing the attempt to penetrate Into East Prussia that the Germans will have hut little difficulty in breaking through. The German commander Is now forcing the Russians to give battle on the twice fought over battle fields between tho Nistula and the town of I.od2
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RUSSIANS REPORTED CARRIED
 OUTER oEFENsEs soSPhoRUs.

ATHENS. Feb 22--A Bulgarian dts patch received today states that the outer defenses of the BospSorus wers carried hy the Russians at midnight Friday after concerted attack of tho army and the Russian Black sea fleet Persistent inquiries. however. havs failed to confirm the story owing to ths fact that telegraphic communication with Constantinople Is broken and all wires are reported down
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WESTERN ZONE
ALLIES CAPTURE TWO HUNDRED NEAR vERDUN.

PARIS, Feb. Substantial gains were made by the allies in the region of Verdun and the recent German at taeks have been utterly wasted. Fol lowing the sixth assault by the enemy the French forces initiated q series of determined counter attacks which com pletely overwhelmed the German lines and resulted in the capture of two hum dred prisoners, three machine guns and two of the latest type of trench motors.
 The German offensive at other points have been repulsed with severe losses to the enemy.
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REPORT SAYS SUBMARINES MAKING FOR NEW ENGLAND.

LONDON. Feb. 22.-Unconfirmed rumorS state that a monster German submarine has eluded the vigilance of the allied blockading fleet some days ago and Is now crossing the Atlantic to some point on the coast of the United States presumably New England where German sYmpathizers have es- tablished secret base from which the German vessel will operate against the commerce of England. The rumor is secuted in higher quarters.
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CAPTURE RUSSIAN POSITIONS IN WEST GALAClA.

VIENNA. Feb. 22-The Austrian forces operating in westcr nGalacla continue victorious at many points along the Doniek river and have cap tured the advance positions of the Rus sians along the line west of Tarnow The Russians have also been compelled to fall back to the north and west of Tarnow abandoning several lines of in trenehments Little has been heard from the Austrian armies following the Russian retreat from upper Bukowlnu but il is generally believed that the Russians have evacuated the entire district
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FIVE BRITISH SHIPS VICTIMS OF SUBMARINE BLOCKADE.

LONDON, Feb. 21.-Thc Admiralty has posted bulletins showing that but five vessels of the merchant fleet have become the victims of the German sub marines since the inauguration of the blockade which is held to be small con sidering the volume of shipping enter ing British ports since the commence ment of the German attack It is generally held. that the blockade is Germans anticipated
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BRYAN ORDERS AN INVESTIGATION OF SINKING OF EVELYN.

WASHlNGTON, Feb. 22.-Wnh the the American steamer Evelyn near Borkum Island in the North sea, Sec retary Bryan immediately ordered an investigation by the American consul at Bremen as to the details of the dis aster and with explicit instructions to learn the probable nationality of the mine which caused the destruction of he American ship.
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WASHINGTON, Feb 2l.--Germany' @ refusal to rccede from the position she has taken in regard to the war zone is giving the diplomats much concern and the situation is generally considered very grave. state officials while guarded in their statements say that the refusal of the German government present many possibilities of the United States being ultimately invoh ed ill the European imbrOgilo.
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ADMIRALTY ANNOUNCES CAN CONTROL SITUATION.

LONDON. Feb. 22.--Thc fears which developed with the approach of the have now been almost entirely dissi . pated, and the British public are now settling down to quietly await de- vclopments. The Admiralty has an. nounced that the allies are in a posi- ton to control any situation that the German threaten to create.
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AUSTRlANS DEFEATED IN
 GREAT BATTLE BELGRADE.

GETTINJE. Feb. 22-Servian ad- vices indicate that the defenders of Belgrade have surprised and defeated the Austrians in a monster battle along the Danube at a point across that rivec from the Serpian capital, The report states that the Austrians have been ut terly confonnded at the sudden move ment of the Serbs and it Is now con sldered doubtful if they can carry Bel grade
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GERMANY SAYS CANNOT ALWAYS DISTINGUISH NeuTRALS

GOPENHAGEN, Feb. 22 Berlin has advised the Scandinavian countries that she cannot guarantee that the submarines of the blockading fleet in English waters will always be able to distinguish between bona fide neutral steamers and those of the allies flying neutral flags. The statement Is made that the allies vessels are using neu- tral flags indiscriminately. but largely those of America and the Scandina-
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FIRST AMERICAN VESSEL
 BECOMES VICTIM OF MINE.

BREMEN, Feb. 22.--Word has been received here of the first instance of the destruction of an American vessel in the mined waters along the German shores. The news came today that the American steamer Evelyn, carrying a cargo of cotton from New York to Ere men has struck a mine off the island of Borkum in the North sea and was sunk. Before sinking the entire crow of twenty-seven men and the captain were saved by d passing vessel.
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FIRST AMERICAN VESSEL SUNK
FIRST AMERICAN VESSEL
 BECOMES VICTIM OF MINE

Almwich Saturday has thoroughly aroused the Admiralty 10 the danger threatening the British commerce in the Irish sea, and every precautlon is being taken to safeguard as far as pos sible against a repetition of the near disaster of last week The Gambak reports that submarine was seen some time before making the attack but was unable to offer defense owing to lack of arms
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GENERAL WAR
SHEPPARD CONTRACTS AGGREGATE HUNDRED MILLION.

NEW YORK, Feb. 22.-Conseryative estimates of the orders now being filled by United States shipyards for foreign demands places the total at the enour- nous sum of one hundred millions.
 The contracts consist largely of ar mour plate, guns and war crafts of all descriptions up to the size of destroyers of the second class
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GERMAN SUBMARINE U. 16 BELIEVED SUNK.

AMSTERDAM Feb 21-The finding of a charred life preserVer tossed up by the action of the waves, on which were certain markings indicating that il was a portion of the equipment of the Ger man submarine U. It, has given rise to the belief that that vessel has been destroyed by an explosion at some point off the Holland coast
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NORTH SEA MASS OF MINES.

THE HAGUE, Feb. 22.-<A Dutch aviator. returned from flight over the North sea, says that the waters of that sea are q verItable mass of floating and buoyed mines. The airman states that countless lines of mines extend in every direction and wore easily observ- able from the high elevation of the plane.
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MINE TRAWLERS THREATEN SWEDISH NEUTRALITY.

STOCKHOLM. Feb 22 The Swed ish government has seized four Swed . ish trawlers. which are said to have been engaged in mine hunting under a secret agreement with the English Ad- miralty. The vessels were found drag eing for mines along the south coast of sweden The commanders of the vessels have been imprisoned
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DANCING CLASS POSTPONED.
 On account of Eagles Bachelor night the Miners Home Club Dancing class will meet "Wednesday instead Of Tues day night.
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the manufacturing plants of America that those plants can continue business with the highest possible enicieny in case the United States should hy any chance be involved in the war and have need of their facilities.
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II is generally considered that the premiscus planting of mines Is un - warranted from every point of view, and this. with the refusal 10 insure the safeguarding of neutral vessels which are compelled to pass through the waters of the effected zone in order to reach their destination in neutral ports is the subject of grave consideration
 The President and his advisers are carefully reviewing the situation but
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AMERICAN PLANTS CAN
 HANDLE !. s. NEEDS

WASHINGTON, Feb. 22.-Congress- man R. r. Hobson during a conference of the House Noval Committee. stated that the belligerent nations of Europe are ordering such quantities of war material from rifles 10 submarines from
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million pairs of shoes to be delivered with all possible dispatch. The. con- tract has been placed with one of the largest New England shoe houses and the factory capacity will be pressed to the limit. It Is considered certain that the shoes are for the use of the soldiers of the allied nations.
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BERLIN REPORTS BRITISH TRANSPORT SUNK.

BERLIN, Feb. 22-Reports receivct
  here from Belgian sources lead to the belief that q British transport loaded with troops and conveyed by a war vessel has been sunk by a submarine at some point near the Belgian coast
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G E R MANS FIND SlxTh VICTIM IN IRISH SEA.

LONDON, Feb 22--Repor,s received here from the light tenders on the Calf of Man, small island off the Isle of Man. state that a small Irish coasting steamer. the Downshire, was sunk by il German submarine this morning with in sight of land Details are lacking but il is thought that the crew have been saved.
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asking the attitude of the Swiss na- ton regarding the passage of large number of German civilians into or through the Swiss republic is believed ta mean that the migration of wealthy German non-comhatants is about to commence
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CANADIANS CAREFULLY
 WATCHING DETROIT TUNNELS.

DETROIT. Feb. 22.--The Canadian secret service men are keeping a quiet watch of all passengers and railway employees passing through the tunnels under the Detroit river. fearful lest an attempt will be made to injure this great artery into Canada.
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vian countries. It Is declared that scores of ships are passing through ths North and Irish seas flying neutral flags and because of lack of certainty as to nationality, have not been harmed by the German vessels. The report In dieates that the same statement will he made to all other neutral powers.
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GROWING INDICATIONS POINT
 TO SEWARD; R. a. TERMINUS

WASHINGTON, Feb. 22.-Those in touch with the progress made In tho work of the Alaska Engineering Com mission state that the indications aro daily growing stronger that the Presi" dent will select the Seward route for the proposed trunk line to the interior.