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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-31
New Rumanan Cabinet Named

Jassy. Rumap's. Dec. 5o.--lhe tu,
manian Cabinet has been reeonstrue'ca
nrder the premiership Of j. j. {. Bra
,iano. who slsc viii hold the post OF
Minister % Foreign Afairs. ne oiher
members Of the Cabinet are: munster
Of War, NJ. Nintils; Minister OF tbe
~ I,s.ice C. Cantscuzene; Minister Of
public Works. ". Justisne; Minister o.
public Instruction. J. G. Ducs; Minis
t.r % Industry and Commerce, ID. A..
Greeisro; Minister % Finance. Y. An
,one.co: Minister o. Agriculture, N.
Nirzessa: ministers without portfolios,
". Phtrekyd,. Take Jenesev and T..
Censtiassco.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-31
War Office Versions
of RumaDian Drive

Berlin. Dec. S0.-To-ddy's official
report says:
Front of Arcnduke Joseph--On the
mountains along the Transylvanis
frontier the German and Austro-Hun-
gsriar troops engaged in the attack
entered intrenched positions. despite
tenacious resistance and pushed FUR
Their ahead in the face of strong coun-
Ter attacks, during which the Russians
left ten officers and $50 men, with
seven machine guns. in our hands.
Army group of Field Marshal Won
Mackensen-Our interchangeable troops
are following the retreating enemy
along the whole front between the
mountains and tho Danube and occupy
in the battle now in progress line
running northeast OF Viziru and
Sutesti, on the Bazaul, and through
Slobozis, half way between Ramnicu-
Sarat and Plainechti.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-31
TWO KNABES BANKRUPT
Liabilities Of Piano Makers Exceed
5000 600. with Only $500 Assets

Cincinnati. Dee 30-Ernest J. knaoe.
jr.. and his brother, William knabe. OF
the Knabe Brothers Piano Company, OF
Norwood Ohio, fled voluntary petit
tions in bankruptcy in the United
States Court to-day. This action Is
generally viewed as one OF the effects
o. the increasing popularity oil the
talking machine as musical instru-
ment.
Their combined listed liabilities ex-
coed S660,O 900. while their assets are
given as less than $500. Ernest Knsbc
gives his liabilities As S34l ,46S, Of
which S196,4oS represents unsecured
claims OF creditors. lie lists his assets
as S15. William knsbe gives his lisbil
tiles IS 1921 $50, Of which S3l0,sss rep
rescnts unsecured claims Of creditors.
lie gives his assets as S40l.SS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-31
FRENCH HAMMER NEW
GERMAN VERDUN LINES
Niyellc Makes Vain Effort TO Dislodge
Teu'ons-Patrol Attacks Elsewhere

London. Dec. 3o.-Thc French CON
tinued their assaults against the newly
von German positions near Dead Man
Hill. on the Verdun front, to-day but
without success Berlin states to-nish'
that the attacks we're preceded oy
strong waves Of artillery Gre indi-
eating that Nivele is making deter
mined efforts TO disiodge the enemy
from his lines,
Patrol engagements and surprise a.
tacks took place during the day in the
Champagne. on the Somme and IN the
Ypres sector. with neither side able to
penetrate tho enemy's trenches. The
unusual activity OF The German gun
acrs and infantrymen along the whole
front points 20 the possibility OF ?
strong German attack as soon as the
condition Of the ground permits. both
,idcs apparently are expecting some
,cncrsl movement and preparing 70
guard against -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-31
BERLIN DECLARES FRENCH
ARMY IS WEARY OF WAR
Statement Based on Order Revealing
Punishment for Military Grimes

IDnlNnnlfDt TOT nlliidlN 'l'iHSr
Berlin. Dec. 80 by wireless TO Say
villc). "Wearincss with the wsr and
lack Or discipline IS increasing in the
French army" says the Overseas
News Agency "a rcgimental order
Of French Infantry Regiment No. 100,
Of tho 12sth Division. dated December
10. mentions no less than nine severe
military crimes and punishments
therefor This order was to be read
three times 10 the troops TO serve as
warning.
Three men were sentenced. the
order says. 10 many years confinement
in fortress and another 70 five years
a. hard labor for abandoning their
pos,s before the enemy. Two more
were sentenced TO three and five years
al hard LABOR. respectively, FOR de'fr-
aon in the war zone. Three soldiers
we're sentenced 10 expulsion from the
army and 70 death because they de-
liyered secret plans Of operations 70
the Germans.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-31
PEACE NEAR. SAYS CHARLES l
Austrian Emperor Believes Foes Keai-
iln They Cannot Con4uer

Berlin. Dec. % (via London, Dec. 20 }.
Budapest Gispstchcs quote Emperor
Charles ss saying 20 Count julius
Andrassy during the reception yester-
dav. Our enemies are finally com
mencins to understand that they can
not conquer US. have, therefore, res-
son to hope that the loyal offers Of
the Central Powers have brought us
nearer to peace.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-31
FRENCH WAR CREDITS
Senate j. Told Munitions Agent IN [. {.
Vow Regulates Price

Paris. Dec 80 Aiexandre Eibot,
Minister Of Finance. addressing the
senate yesterday on the appropriations
for the first quarter Of 1917. said that
the French government had done every
thing possible to cen,rslize its pur-
chases in America and that 10 now had
an intermediary 20 regulate prices
The Senate voted unanimously for the
drst clauees OF he bill. comprising
the credits as a whole Discussion on
the other clauses and the new taxes
vas adjourned until to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-31
Hollweg-WiIson Aims Similar

His note and Chancellor Won Beth
man-Hollwey's speech show that the
ultimate aims Of American and Ger
man policy have drawn substantially
nearer. and il does not lie in German
interests 10 ignore that fact and render
impossible further development IN
this direction through unjust attack.
"Prcsident Wilson and Chancellor
Won Bcthmann-Hollweg do not say the
same thing, and yet their utteranccs
are similar. vhere President Wilson's
note and Premier Lloyd Georges
speech present a hopeless dssonance.
Germans are entitled TO strongly en-
pm, size the fact that German policies
and the policy Of the mightiest neutral
state are not in irreeoncilsble con
fict'
The "Lokal Anzeiger" has become
pessimistic over the prospects OF peace.
The paper says:
AS the result o. information re-
ceiyed in well informed political circles
we have the impression that the hope
OF speedy peace becomes more remote.
The feeling in leading circles in the
belligerent capitals is TOO plain, and
no mistake concerning the intentions
Of the Central Powers ia possible
1t was stated in dispatch TO The
Tribune on Friday that Ambassador
Walter Hines Page had conferred with
Premier Lloyd George and Foreign
Minister Balfour that morning. proba-
bly, 10 convey q private message from
the President explaining the several
Misunderstanding arising from his
note.
Similar action was taken the day
previous by Ambassador Thomas Mel
son Page. who conferred at Rome with
Baron Sonnino. the Italian Foreign
Minister. to make clear the position OF
President Wilson.
II is believed that the two smbasss-
doris presented at these conferences the
Presidents second note explaining ard
clarifying the first document.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-31
ADVERTISEMENT

New York. Know all the places
from the outside. BroadVsys sr.s,
II walked all the way from Ger
lsndt Street 20 ia5th Street Tea,
the subway back. Rode on the i,rr
going and coming. and still hays ~,
cents left. I'm fourteen now. ",
know"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-31
Wilson Aimed to Clear
Away Misunderstood
ing of First Note
PRESENTED TO ALLIES.
BUT NOT AT BERLIN
Headed Off by German Re-
ply, Showing Kaiser Had
No Misconceptions

Berlin. Dec. % via London. Dec. 30.
1t has been learned that fcw days
ago President Wilson sent a second
note. explanatory OF IN. first, TO the
Central Powers and the Entente ma
tions. This note has not been pre-
scented.
The reason for Withholding the sec
oud note IS said 10 be that the German
reply. received in the interim, showed
that tho German government had not
been Influenced by the misconceptions
regarding the purpose and aims OF
President Wilson's step which an un-
friendly press in both camps attributed
fhcrefo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-31
Warns Against Suspicious

Dr. Paul Nathan, well known IN
America "a the secretary Of the Ger
man-Jewish Aid Society, in an article
in DER Tag" warns the Germans
against tho view that President VII
son is a mere puppet. pulled by British
wires. The article, which is good
example % moderate German views, IS
based on the assumption that President
Wilson il pursuing a policy dictated
solely by practical American interests
and in the interest Of people VINO
are exceedingly proud of their irde-
p.ndence and national characteristic.
go much power attaches to the
Presidency." writes DR.. Nathan, that
even 4 weak President would hardly
become dependent upon foreign coun-
try. But President Wilson is by no
means q weak character. On the con
trary. he IS hard 20 defect from his
purpose.
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NentiHes Altenb elm.
Tamenuersim beranitaltet am GDn.
neritas Gndrc, 500 nmb 9omi.
no gum geitcn Der anfalt.

Der rii6rigs 0dmenberein bes
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1eaer.

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iid) ais falib iuo bic Rolisei benti;9t
iiG ben llrbeber ausfinoia 81 MAIDEN.
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Wereiaiste Gda8er.
9'ro6en fir bas goIfslisSer.aonsert
besomnen.

SIN sroBsn Gadle bes Deutiden
alub begannen gsitern bic reselmdBia
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tag Radmitios s3 llbr itattfinoen,
tperben nod cine Rsihe anberer 8oltss
lieoer burdseuommen uno bic beiten
berislbsu bem programm einDerlsibt
iperben.
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Gimgedfbert
DurbenS2 9ebdubein Der
Stubt pboenir. R. Q. unb
ber g 4aben beIduft
fi6 $1,000, 900.
fi9 auf 81 ,OOO, 900.

'T - - f-f~~NF~
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her Stubt 9bosnir eingeGf6ert uno
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WsilIion Dollars. Solpsit Biz iebt
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iammt tpurben 50 9ebdube etnses
dIdert.
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ben lang ungebinbert, henn bic freis
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los, tpeil bic pumpitatton etnes Der
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Sipett Brothers, bic Duffp'fde Ssis
osnipinnerei, bic 9urrouab'ihe B1s
tierfabrit, has @ebGube Der 9hcenir
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Der 70 Sabre alte cSdmes 6.
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cine Mnaabl @inipohner ter Stabt, 1os
lpie aud piele Seueripebrleute trueen
@ranbtpunosn bappn.
phcentI Iiest 16 wseiIsn nSrSIi4
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bon $11 beraubi. 8uirrO 8esoiler.
Gbntbiund, aD.. ipurbe an Der Dirt
ten unb Gol11rb Stroba ron orsi ipeie
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NerbSeutidJe Sdiiteu.G Geieaidait.

Jnfolse Der 4bpeIsnbeit bes prds
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ts 6srr 9eurp SEEMING IN Der seitri'
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auittung fOtpis fols.nbss Danti@rei'
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6leine Ypliseinad drihten.

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als .psrmiBt- esmelbet.
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Der po!l3ei ipurben seitern Dor.
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& o. 9abn unb bem Millcreet bon
einem sSarbiscn Inn $2s beraubt. -
WcnSel aaIas, 211 Ofl Is. Gtrabe,
iuurbe BON sipei farbigen ssraueiBim.
msrn In Srt,tiip Court anaebdIten
inb um feline 4unri@aft I'M Ae,rass
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ianer III ein duberit brtnsenbss Be
Diirfnib nidt fir bic 0esenpart, fons
bern pielmsbr fir nie 3utunft. ipsnn
,rrisben ssmaht tDirb unb na9
bisIem fdredlihen ariese. Wenn ui,'
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gu beipabrsn, in psI&en man bass
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nil, segen bas alte beutIe Wdterlana
oann bdben mir Elm erbabenes une
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rem boben 3ieIen mitpirten ipoIlsn.
Garum banbeIn sic ioslsi6, bsna
Gle tbut briugenb notb.
Wlit tollesialiider 9ohadtuns
Die 9eamsn bss 0ereins unb Die
0ertrster Der psrIdisbsnsn Dos
HomiNationen:
paiior 9. Eobimann, praiibent.
paitor Mar Stommel, 9issprdfis
bent
8aptiiteniirfe, paitor $. Wernid.
Gpanseliide Gemeini4aft. paitcr
u. Z. D0seIsin.
epanssIii6 Iutb. GensraIipuobe BON
giorSamerita, paitor s. Msrbabn.
Go.slutb. Spnobe DON Soma, pas
itor y. u. GanbreD.
Gp.slutb. Spnobe BON Ohio, 4aitor
.. aofds.
So. Spnobe bon glorbamerita,
paiior 2tlfrsb 6. Wsper.
aatboliide airde, pfarrsr y.
Gpers.
aongr.satiOnalifisniir9s paitor
y. O. Wsertins.
Metbcbiitmtirds, paitOr Deter $.
Bed.
2utb. dGpnobe BON WiTouri, Ohio,
u a. Staatsn, pafior u. 6dledte.
Rsformirts airfe, paitor Jobons.
nes 6. 1rasser.
@ereiniste 9riibsr in gbriiiO, ga,
flor SDbn Sid.
gsrtiniste gDang.liIds airte, pas
flor $. 8. aboren.
y. 3. - Tim nGbere Musfunft ios
fpie zine aonitiiution uno anbers
Sitrdiur ipsnbe mon ii6 an ben Ges
trsidt paffcr 8. O. Rufi, 4148 Glls
renbcn 2lpe., gbirdso, Su.
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&treifpDftett
@erfuaen In Rep gori
unionarbetter an Der
Senusung Der Stras
beubabnsuners
btnperI.

Rep gort, "a. September. -
BdbreHb i'm 9aufe bes Spnntass
oerIGieoene Seiperti6aften 8eriammz
Iunsen abbieIten unb ii4 iiber glGne
beaiiglih Der beabIt6tisten Irbeitsz
etnitellung am Mittpo6 sur Inter
friisung Der ausitdnbigen StraBens
babner berietben, puroe BON tauieus
Cen BON Mdnnern unb 5ruuen elm
rceularer Streifppitbisnit nit 8es
sue auf bic 8ertebrslinien besonnen,
Die fir unfair" ertlGrt nprben iinb.
4lliiberaQ an ben Strabenbabnz
linien tpurocn @ahtppiten itationirt,
RE auf sttpaige unionsarbeiter ouf>
paiIsn iolen, ipel6e bic Struben=
babn benuBen. Ollie bsrurtigen SdIe
IolIsn ben betreffenben llnioneu ee.
rlelbet iperben, bamit bieIe grbeiter
nit @elbItrofen belegt iperben tDnnen.
Wie betannt geeeben purbe, baben
500 &iifer, cie nit Der S8iffsnerlas
ter Union affiuiirt iinb, ii6 gu Gum
fen eines @enerulftreits entIdieDen,
perben jebod feline fpeiteren G9ritie
tbun, ebe ni6t eie Stiffsperlaoer=
llnion Stelung in Der Inselesenbeit
genommen Eat.
Weit 9tusna6me perein3eIter gln.
griffe auf 6o6bdbn5iige RON Od6ern
aug, mar Die Gage am Sonntag oSl.
lie unperGnbert. Der @ertebr auf
Der llnterarunbbdbn tpor normal unb
uuf ben StraBenbubnsn btSierts iid
Der 8erfehr ii6tlih. Die 9lnsrtFfe
narsn, ipie Die 9pliSei ertldrte, pSls
Zig bstduslos uub es tpurbe Riemunb
terlebt.
Marer @rperte.
Baltimore, "a. September.
llngea6tet Der Sbdtfahc, bab in benz
betreffennen @ebGuoe Elm Ddhter an
ItiinbIi1 bic @unbe madt, selaus in
Der Ro6t bonn SamItae gum Souns
tag @in6rehern etnen 5000 pfunb
tpieaenoen SiherbettsThrant bes gu
.pelieYaefhGfts BON Stemdn e Rprs
mig su erbrchen unb S6mudinher
I'M 8erth ppn $4,000 3u eutipenben.
Die @uriben batten ben yubboben
iiber benz 2aben curd,1eIdet nnb fif)
tdnn an Striden oirett ppr bem Gis
herbeitsibrant beruboeIaiien, ben lie
ednn BON btrten nepultfam 6Ffneien,
nm tlr3e 3eit fpGtsr obne bic eertnqz
fte Spur 5u binterIaFen, NIT ibrer
1.ute su perIHpinSen.
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Mnfdne.

- Der berittcne HoIisiit Ridarb
gonbcrbeibe, 3619 Gpring @rcpc
Apenle, ipiroe geitern @ormittaa,
nl3 iciu Ricrb al Der epringiicID
gife, in Der gedbc beS iidbtiifen ar.
:Henbauics, itrnIhelte uno itiir5te,
abgewcrfcn itno ficI 70 ungliidlit,
nni; er eitlen 9riidJ oeS Iinfen Sarlb-
acIenfS, iopie dnbere fdmer5bdtfe
Werlctungcn erIitt. potrcIairto 8
bradte i'm na6 tem Gta1tbcfpitaI,
90 isine werIessHgen bsbGnbelt iriIr.
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Irpt. iSranem @airenpcreln.

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bes 0eutfden prOieitani. 5rauen-
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Ssptember, 2.30 glu6mittags, itatt.
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alle Mitglieber unb5reunbinnen brinz
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