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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-10

cans. although they we're born in
China Their mother Is the twin o.
the writer Of this letter and she IS
bringing up her three children with
American ideals, although in q foreign
country.
81 am going 20 make it twenty-five
cents each for my own twin boys. Yes
terday I told them about you and wha
you were doing and they just danced
al the chance Of sending YOU som,
money. They are eight years old and
about the liveliest little rascas you
ever saw guess they were born with
a lot Of the fight Of their daddy In
them, because when they were abou
three years old he got some boxing
gloves for them and ever since then
they have great friendly fights.
you are certainly brave little girl
as we'll As a patriotic little girl and
should like 10 see your dream come
true. rs fine You'll win and Pm go
ing 20 watch and enthuse everyone !
can"
In the auditor's Office Of the New
York Central Railroad the staff col
lected fifty dimes for fifty children, and
last but not least came a tiny note
from Billy in Montclair. Here's
my dime Father says we are fight
ing family. He says 70 tell you my
uncle fought on the Oscar r."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-10

investigation 70 decide whether IA.
George T. Langhome. former Ma-
Attach6 az Berlin shall he orders! 4
fore q court MARTA. for alleged B
livery Of communications from Ge'-r
officials % Captain Franz SCI
Papen. the Withdrawn mli.2-
Attache Of the German Embassy ben
What viii be done, the secretary "a
to-day, will depend almost er'F
unon the character or -hc connT
tions Major Langhorne Is said % ,r
carried.
Should the communications pro-
be Of personal and unofficial &,
acter. the matter probably W.
dropped. Should investigation ~
the Communications 20 be % 81 :
cial character. or 90 contain unns1
information. the act would constr
an offence subject 70 trial
Copies Of the papers relating " p
Langhorne case arc on hle n r
State Department and will be s'-..
by Secretary Garrison.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-10
THIS is Old Man Crabbe- H''
he has Changed
- - II An

he has Changed ,
How Extraordinary A"
why1
He is the father Of a Larr
Family and has to buy all Ok
Clothes because Mother is 10
busy with the Housework, ~
had so many disagreeable e e
periences that it Soured bis w
position. >, 1
But what has happened' ,
Mothers Place no longer in f''
Homep l..
We won't say as to that TO
Father still does the shoppIns
But he has just been readla'
aboutsThe Advisors prize COZ
test and it occurs to him that
he does have more shopping a. \.
noyances there Is a Balm in SIs'.
for every one worth 'e''"'
about. L.
what a Comforting though
. 81 p .
For every letter printed in ID.
Advisor in praise or criticism ~,
advertisers methods, exceP!:.'
only patent medicines, The lnO ''
une offers a prize of soy, t''1.
able in an order on any l ..o@i.i
prize of $4,000 will be a~a1JL j..
for the most constructive u -,
structive letter printed. Any OK %,
is eligible to compete ara ..;, 49,
number of letters may De 'sIl
by one person. Your nsnls me-. sr
be printed, or not, as you .! pr p,b Be
but unsigned letters WI ~ IAN,
read, as they provide no %s. y,
for making the awards which a; =.
an integral part Of our ca"p'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-10
Veteran Of Mobile Bay
Starts Fund in Hartford
90, Telegraph 20 TIE Tribune ]

Hartford. Conn. Feb. 9. Captain
Francis p. Alien, naval veteran who
was in the battle Of Mobile Bay. started
tonight Hsrtford's contribution 10
Marjorie Stcrrett's dime battleship
fund by sending GO cents 10 a news
paper and asking that IT. be forwarded.
The 30 cents is for Sis grandchildren
CLARK. Francis stanton ard Nancy A
len and Allen and Amc7 Dew.ng.
"it has been proposed 20 name the
battieship America. would suggest
that 20 be named Young America" his
letter says. I've don't want war" he
continues, I'VE want peace, but we want
az honorable pesce We must be pre-
pared at an times for the worst, should
IL ever come"
Captain Alien is past junior vice-com-
narder .r chief OF the Grand Army
and - past commander in chief OF the
National Association OF Naval Netcr-
an Tie served in the navy for 1--WE
years. beginning in 1862. and was an
oUctf on tNe iotl Royal IN tne battle
Of Mobile Bay, his snip being dashed 70
the Richmond and passing close behind
Farraguts flagship. the Hartford. when
she led the way past Fort Morgan.
Frederick Knapp. Of Hartford, father
Of Captain Harry S Knapp. q member
Of Wilson's Neutrality Board made a
statement Tonight 'ndors-ng prepared
ness and Captain Marjorie batt'eship
plan.
Both captain Allen and lr knapp
are active .n Navy League affairs. but
made 10 plain that they acted now as
individuals and in no way as repre-
senting the league.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-10
Britain Delays Its Answer
to Wilson's Blockade Note

London. Web e.-The British reply
20 the American note on the blockade
lreetiou ha. been delayed, and IL IS
.lossIble that 10 VIII not he ready this
month. u had been expected that The
lote would be dispatched early in Feb
,uiey. AFTER Great Britain had submit
ed 1t 20 France for approval.
There is. no authority Tor any state
nent whether the delay is connected
.Vifh negotiations between Germany
and the United states iu regard TO the
Lnsifanla cAec.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-10
LANGHORNE WON'T TALK
GARRISON SITS CASE
Major Silent as to Carrying Let"
tiers for Germans.

Fl Paso, Tex. Feb. 9.-Major
George T. Lanehorne. OF the sth
United States cavalry, who, Il Is
charged, brought documents 10 German
officials in this country while Military
Attache at Berlin. is at Fort Bliss in
this city. He said to-day that he had
not been advised that he probably
would be Investigated.
"In view of this fact, do not think
Il would be at all proper for ME 20
1ake any statement 40 this time.
said Major Langhorne.
The major has seen on border duty
AZ Sierra Blanca. Tex. but came Go
RI Paso several days ago.
Washington, Feb O. Secretary
Garrison has undertaken personally az
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-10
Veterans to Remember the Maine

The Colonel Wallace A. Downs Post
No. p, Of the Veterans Of Foreign
Wars, will hold a dinner at the Hotel
Brevoort or Tuesday evening, Feb
ruary 10, 20 commemorate the destruc-
ton Of the battleship Maine in Havana
harhor on February 10, 1898. Among
the speakers will be Rear Admiral
Charlie. p. Sigsbee. who commanded
the Maine at that time: Colonel Glenn.
l. :. A; Colonel Ardolph L. Kline, OF
the Old Guard, and Major Hutchinson.
vi the list REGIMENT.
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HELP BATTLESHIP FUND
BY SEEING VAR MOVIES

Here Is d new way to con-
tribute a dime TO Mauones
Bauleship Fund. 1t enables
boys and girls to receive
their dimes worth and more.
Go up to the Park Theatre,
in Columbus Circle. where
"Europe's Reign Of Terror
Is being shown IN motion
pictures. For ten cents, pro-
yided you are fifteen years
Of age or under, you will be
given an orchestra seat.
Your dime, every cent OF it,
wllI be turned over to Mar
Jones Baiilcship Fund.
The offer holds good for
the remainder Of the week.
including Sunday. and at
any time during the after
noon or evening. No coupon
is necessary; simply pay
your dime and help TO build
the bat,leship America. In
cidenially. "Europc's Reign Of
Terror" wll show you some
Of the things from which
Mauories battleship will
help to guard this country.
Furthermore, if you do not
believe the picture IS worth
The price Of admission YOU
will receive your money back
upon request.
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5rtit Yrt7e fit seras: 9ienfag y. 6ebruar 1916.

8erfoloung oes 5ieges, oas gor=
riifen eegen Grebi3ono uno geger1
ben San See. 5eugt BON elmer ge-
idiften uit6 energiid)en M1sniibunq
oes Sieges, porausgeleBt tpeltn lid
a1es 70 berbolt, ipie Sic G1tIIen ae-
meloet baden. 4ber cine 10 mt
berglei6lid)e 2eiltltng mo bon elmer
10 u%ngebeuren 8eoeutung, tpie sic
Hl1iien unb Gnglanoer bebaupten,
mar oieier Sieg niht. IS iino bon
Seiten Der Gentralmabtc uno ibrer
@erbiin6eten idon biel groBere Sci
oentaten p1breno oeS 4rie=
ges anSgefiibrt moroer1 ols
oiele u11o fir oie oleemeine So
ge 1T Die 8eoentung Der ginnab=
me Gr8erum's bod MIR cine Der
baltnismGBig geringe. Ser arieg
miro ourd fie nidt entidieoen ullo
miro audi ni6t Ser gnti9eioung be-
lonoers nabe gebra6t uno ipeoer oie
Gage an ben Oarounelen, nod ste
galfar, nod oie in Melopota-
mien miro our6 iie oireft beeinz
fluBt. -
9elttlhlano bot mGbre11o ser $50
be gliidlid i'm @ebiet bon gpern
gearbeitet. 3mei Grfol9e muroen
gemeloet, Die 5ulammert nit @rfol=
gen IN Ser Champagne, in oen So
geie1 uno an onoern Bltnften Der
8eitfront Elm re6t befrieoigenoes
8einltot ergeben. SIM Often iino sic
Ingriffe Ser HuIien iiberon 5l1riid-
geidlagen. 9n ser italieniid]en
Sront bat ii1 nifts peranoert, aber
IN al6anien iinb Die 0eiterreider
uno Die nit ibnen perbiinoeten gI=
banter beitanoig meiter porgeorrn=
gen. 9urn55o lit bereits BON linen
eingei9loiien unb @blono fontmen
lie beoenfli6 nabe. Sci Gut=Gl-
Imara 1T es ben gngI1noern Biz
lebt ni6t gelungen, einen Mnsfan
gu MAIDEN nnb IN 8eriien boben
Die Guiien cine NieoerIage erlitten.
8enn fib Die Mufregung iiber @r-
5errm erif ettpas gelegt bat, miro
man feben, 0aB bic Gage ser Gem
tralmafte uno ibrer gerbiinoeten
nod imner cine iebr giinitiee lit.
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SSpSHAHS UiIlH. @ulltuG+t Uui ulC
Iboronung elmer Sliegertruppe if
rem 8lab %geflnoen.
SSn Dem Mngenblif, mo oas 4uto
nit ben Serrldern erl1eint, Iteben
tauieno 8efpebre, BON unbepegliden
Sanben umflammert, ienfredt oo
II. bunbert 2eiteriabeI fliegen bIit-
5en0 in Die flare Morgenluft. 81b-
reno Die Mnfif ipielt, i6reiten Goi-
fer unb g3ar Die Sronten ab, uno
INNER mieber begibt fi1 oas Shalt-
Ipiel, 0aB Der G8ar ais freltnolider
Mentor neben ieinem failerliden
SreunO bergebt, bob aber ser Sat
fer, als beoiirfe er oes erinnernoen
@ortes ni6t, in ~ipontaner 2iebens-
tpiiroigfeit OH oieien uno ienen fid,
wenoet. 2anae unterbdlt er fif nit
elmer Ibteilung Der Ma5eoonier. Gs
iino Sreii66rler, laliter Siibrer aus
groBeren ooer fleineren @auen, sic
ii1 bier 5u elmer &ompognie 5uionl-
m~engefunoen baben.
Sn Ser Mitte bes 8lases Iteben
8uiiden bier boben S~tanoarten afpei
erbeltete en9liIde 9atarobrgelhiibe.
Sn oieIes @iered beeeben iif) ieti
Die Serriher. p0breno cine fleire
| @ruppe bon @eiteraIen, &rinser
uno boben geamten linen folet unf
! lie umrinet. Tiefe stiue berridi
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Der 5elSiolbat.

Sod nm @efpebr ben 8lmenStraus,
90 soaen Telegram mir hinnus.
Ser @eiBborn trug ffon rote 8eer'n;
Mnnn fperoeu mir mol tpie0erfebr'n2
9urh martde Gtaot marIbierten mir,
.Ssn man6em Sort auartierten mir;
Mn mandem Srieobof gine's bprbei,
Ser &reu5e itiir5ten bieG entsiuei.
Ser ernle &od, Der lit nun fahf;
Sns Selo liegt piiit nno tpelf unp fail.
In einem laflaen Waifengrab
Stel8t cine ardbe aif uno ab.
$50 emit Der @eiBooru bold gebliibt.
9n miro iebt rptes Bhut %beripriibt;
Gus einem fdtpar5en Triimmerbero
Stiert elm berlaiI'nes 8~ie9enpfero.
@obI Ididt Die Seilnat 2iebesgab'n.
8ir freuen itns brauf i'm Sdiiben.
arab'n;
@s friert Die Saut, es fnurrt Der 9arin
Inns Serge aber lit ms tparn.
8 8eiRoorn NIT ben rotten 8eer'n,
NaS nirh Der Sriiblina uus beiheer'ni
Oos allies rubt in @pttes Sano.
aud ou, geliebtes Gaterlanoi
&idarb Spbmel.
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Gle beutise Gage.

Die belltige Sage tit nabe5u ult-
p%eranoert. @i6tige Nddridten
iino nur. ouB Die albanilGen Siilfs=
trrppen Der Selterrei6er liiolid bon
9nra55o oas Weer erreidt baden
uno ooB oas englii1e unterbals
ben neren &~riegsfreoit bepiaigt bat.
9aB 8eioes geideben miiroe, muBta
man aber i6on borber. Die Guiien
meloen oaB iie gitlis ami Gan-See
beieet baden. Cont tit foIt rtur bon
2~uftfampfen in ben beutigen 9epe-
lden Die Me6e aefpeien.
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Der aaiier in Rid.
Son 8iIbeIm SegeIer.
MiSh ia 80

9tlIub H. aSulluuI.
God lit oas Slef1en groe, auf
Dem ioglei1 8oiler @ilbelm uno
G5or 5eroinano chamber ~begegnen
fperoer, Geer. Seit Srieorid Bar
baroiia, ieit ienen itoI5en Saaen,
.oo Observation-Disclosures SrientpoIitif
trieben, lift es oos erite Mal, oaB
Elm oeutlder @errider oieien 9ooeal
betritt.
a1f Dem oritten @leiie ifebt Ser
aus aGt pradtieen onmfelblouell
8agen 5uianmengelebte bulgarilde
9of5ng. 5latternoe So6uen uno
Bfnlpel in Idmar5-meiB-rotelt, hi
tpeiB-grun-roten Sar6en am 8abn-
bofsgebduoe. 0apor CUR ~ltnbeipeg-
Iiffeit beritei1ert llno I'M sesnnern
bod bon ber5po6enber grtpartunq
Die buleariide gbrenfompaanie.
Sod oben oas feline Singen eires
freiien6en Slieeers uno in Der Ser
ne, bort mo Die Sdneeberge CUR felt-
rigen gbene biniintereriiBen, ais
treuer @adter Der 2ifte, Elm SSeiieI.
bauon.
Spannung. Man elauM, oab
@iipern ieiner gaIdenubr gu per-
nebmen.
g8aiien Sic auf", f~liiitert mein
Nadbar, ualles perI6uft programme
maBig. Bie ib es eeiagt babe. gu
erft -
u8ubigl"
Sd min fein 8rogromm borert.
SD fpiG btelen 4ugenblid Der @elt
geIbifte NIT eigenen Sinren err
leben.
Sest iteiet G8or Jeroinano aus
leinem 3uge. Cine mGdtige, fraft-
boae @eitalt, pie gei9affen sum
&ep~raientnnten oieies breitbriiitiaen.
unterlesten 8olfes, nit @ilaen, oie
lebbaft un0 flug our6 cine 8riae
blifen. Sangiam idreiteno itiitt CT
fid aif einen Stod. Gin aammer.
oieler 8upft uno itreidt nod, 6ies
lno oas on ieinem braunen Man-
tel 5nredt. @r bemerft es nift, ION,
bern nnterbdlt ii6 nit einem nit
telgroBen SerrrL oeIien bornebmes
8eiibt nit Dem breiten, geteilten
goabart an oas 8olaoomsfns Grim
merit.
Cine Winute cine balbe Mis
mute Dor 5ip0lf. ga lteigt cine ae-
fpaltiee Gaudidule auf uno aleif,
barauf roat Der faiierIide Sofsua
Elm. 8enige angenbIide oarouf
itebt er gan5 itin oo: cine &eibe
ibmudloier %felograuer, nerldloIler
ner @agett. ga offnet iid cine Sir.
Cine ein5elne @eItalt tritt beraus
Eiefite Stine perbreiteno, bemeqte.
ites Reben entfabeno. Mit raIden
8etpeauneen tritt Der G5ar altf fic
5u. Mlliif beginnt ruuiheno al
ipieIen. 9os in tiefem @rnIt al.
iammengefabte @eiidt oes aailers
itrablt bonn liebensDiiroigiten 2d-
deln. er madt einige eroBe Sfrit.
te, offnet Ole 4rme. Die beioen
| Serrider baIten iid nmfdlunaen
uno geben chamber ben Sreunoes-
fnB. Rrogramm? 8ieueidt. gber
iiderlid au6 Der mmittelbore Nus.
orlif elmer I%torfen, edjten @emiits.
betuegung.
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ringsum, oIs alts Ser Serne sic
oelttlifJ b%ernebmlbare Stimme oes
&aiiers ertonte. Sooanl1 iiberreidte
er Dem G5aren 5eroinnno ben Selo-
marifolitab.
Programm. M6er lit oas audl
Grogromm Ii. etifettenmaBig perab-
reoete Sadie, oaB oas Ididialge-
pragte @eii6t BEG gauren, bon Dem
Die @eloiienbeit elmer miloen @iir=
De farm tpeihett GIT fontlen ideint,
jebt iiberroi6t ouflendtet ooB er
itd3 bober ridtet, 5ogert nto Damn
nit Der @elte zines frob 9eldertftell
Den Wori6allitab erereift, ooB er
1b11 iinneno betra6tet uno iiber lei
ne 4ntiDort no6oenft2 DaB CT oa=
rouf longIam, pie elmer, Ser feline
Sabe I'M Mugenblid erlt fornt, uno
nit offenborer @rgriffenbeit erfpi=
bert: cine groBe @enugtuung nno
Gbrnng lei ibm NIT oieier lleberrei-
dung bereitet moroen, oie i'm I'M
mer oaron %erinnern lperoe, mas oie
oeutide 4rmee fir 9ulgarien qe-
ton. uno mdbreno er ben in blal=
EN- nrto rotten email gearbeiteten an
Der Spite reid pergoloeten Stab
letter umiponnt, fabrt er fort: er
boffe ben Maribolltab ieoer5eit init
Wea6t gil tragen. limo er boffe, audi
IN offer 3ufnnft bie ge5iebunaen
aufred1t 81 erbalten, Inn ieinem
2ano Die Segnlngen 5u bereiten,
Die 8rerBen uno 8eutidlono groB
genladt.
llno 1T es ard 8rogramm, oab
er benz &uiier nieoer rno tpieoer sic
Sano, als babe er ieiner Jrenoe nod
INNER nidt geniigenoen Musornf
gegeben> li6 i'm &reiie umIiebt, anf
ben 5elomarldaa Mafenlen 5ngebt,
i'm umarmt uno auf bas marfiae
6eitergeiiff 8mei ber5bafte aiifie
0riidt?
gs folgt Die 8erleibu1g bes 12.
galfan Snfanterie : Gegiments an
ben &aiier uno oeilen MnIprohe an
bie Generate, Die er uls ibr iiing=
tier aamerao begriiBt.
Damn 5ieben Die aompognien an
Den Serrihern boriiber. Die @boro-
nlt1g oes febiten Gegiments fiibrt
Der elegante, lhlanfe &ronprin5,
Brin5 GDria Die oes 4rtinerieregi=
ments.
uSamosl1 f~liiItert mein Modbar
mir gu. p8ie fein iie bergeridte1
linol~
Sdon, oerfe i6. @ber pb nan
oieie mabtigen 8rnitf6lten uno ben
mutigen 9lusorlid oieier ernlten Sc
lidter aub mol bot berridten fon
nen2
Die neurte &ompagnie fiibrt Sc
nerdifelomari6aa Mafenien in
pradtbolem 8araoemarid poriiber.
SIR folgt Die Sliegerabfeilune.
9a6 Der 8araoe flibren Safer
nno G5ar iiber Sen tpeiten 8laB,
INN pom 8an alls oie auf ben Ser
gen angebra6ten, l1euen lerbiIhen
9efeitigungen an8nieben. Aber id
nenfe lie baben nidt MIR fir oiele,
lonoern au6 fir oas als 2obn ibrer
Siege Dor ibnen iih ~ousbreitenoe
berrlibe Stiif 2ano Elm Ml1ge ge-
babt.
Der Seier in Der 3itaoeQe folgte
oas Sriibitiif in Der Grafeftur, alif
beren Sreitreppe Die 2eibgaroe bes
G5aren, pradtig an5uidaren nit
ben ebten MoIeritllten atf ibren
Eidafos, Spulier biIoete.
Gin ~glan5boues SeIt. l1no bod
aaer Slang MIR Der 3ierat fir oie
boffentlib nod in Sabrbnnoerteat
beoeutiame Satiade, oaB Ser aus
politiiden @riinoen geldloiiene
8uno ii6 an oieiem Gage gu elmer
ber5liden Sreunoi6aft ~pertiefte 5mi-
lden ben beioen Serridern nno
onrd iie 5fpilden ben beioen SOL
fern.
8eftes Del uno 8oinIin erbGIt
~ $50 So. No.. NY 6ra Ann
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,9rb GamS Goiu Teas",

rein uno iinner frei bon @eebiIs &c.
baIten, ge5osen in oieIem trodeneli
Serritorinn. 8elutto uno frdftie.
Ser gfo. Zoe, 8ef Toe. S6reibt
wegengreiien fir eroBere Guantitd-
ten. @arren Solmgreen,
2abernia, 4eras.
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GiienBaJn . JabrpIan.

GtlenbabH Tabrplnn.
s. & q. n.
$50. 12-gon 2nrebo 800 por.u.
yto. 6-gon 2nre6o ......7:2O aben0s
$40. Soon ct. 2olis. 100 BORN.
SEQ. 7-8on 5earne nnb 6ante e6 Or
ten ........... 1000 born1.
9so. 7-@om 9or6en -. 700 abenos
$40. 1-sSunfbine Special" bon ct.
2ouis. 1925 obenos
ss''e Sc. q. essrsb- aas raslDr
SO, rSunibine Speeial1, na6 al.
Sonis .9:15 mprgen3
No. 4-Na6 ct. 2nuis. 5. .f1.3O mora.
No. 6-Sd9 ct. Souis mno Srten an
Der Santa Sc .....7.35 aben6s
gto. 5Lytad Sdreoo ...7.45 n1orgens
No. 11-Nab 2nrebo ....to:00 obenog
g. 4. & 4. 3.
SO. H. gon oOuiton, @nco uno gOrpus
S9rll1 ....-.......7:05 nn6nt.
Ro. 3-@on 9ouiton nnb &iitcnorta1
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so. Soon Doafum ltnb a~iiitenorten
- ...... ......1:40 hadn't.
go. 42-gon aerrbiae $3.50 bonn.
Sto. 44-Son aerrbine, MN @onns
Tags .6:45 aben0s
SO. 146-@on aerrpiIe, tdgIid ousae-
notnrnen Sonntaas 1855 abenos
no. s-Na6 SOutOn, @acO unb Corpus
- eprtlt1 ............9:10 pOrni.
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1920 nbenDs
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-04
PHILADELPHIA MAIL TUBE
SERVICE DELAY DENIED
Washington Officials Assail Trade
Commissions Complaint
By a sta0 COrrespondent

WASHINGTON, April 4.-OficIals of
the Postoftice Department today denied
the truth of the statements made by Meirs
Busch, OF Philadelphia chairman of the
Board Of Trade Committee on Municipal
Affairs, that the report OF the special COM
mission, appointed to investigate the pneu-
matte tube service, is being held up The
statements which brought denials from
the Postoffice Department are contained
in a letter addressed TO Senator Bank.
head, of Alabama, chairman of the Senate
Committee on Postofilce and Post Roads
The letter was made public in Phladel.
phia last night, but it was said at Senator
Bankheadis office today that the communi-
cation had not been received.
According to officials of the Postoffice
Department who are familiar with the
work being done by the commission ap-
pointed to investigate the pneumatic tube
service, the report will be presented as
soon as IL can be completed. The depart
ment officials asserted today that for
many weeks they have been attempting
TO get data and answers to questions they
have propounded, but so far have been un-
successful. Until that information is OBJ
tained, they say, no report nor recon-.
mendatlons for continuation of the pneu-
matte tube service in Philadelphia can be
recommended.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-04
ESSEN BOMBARDATA
DA VELTVOLI ALLEATT
Quattro Aeroplani ABSTRACT
Abbattuti Ieri da Artiglierie
Italiane ad Ancona

Trentuno Reroplani degll alleati hanno
fatto una incursione su parecchie citta'
tedesche I'm risposta al bombardamento dI
Dunquerque operate da un Zeppelin. Ira
le cltta' tedesche bombardate dagli aero
plani alleatl e. Essen, dove sono | grand
stabilmenti Krupp. Gil aeroplani lasciar-
ono cadere 65 bombe di crosse calibro SUI
uuattro citta mentre una squadriglia fran
cese bombardava la stazione di Contains.
Settle aeroplanl austriaCi avevano at.
taccato In citta' di Ancona lascandovi
cadere bombe che ucclsero della persone.
Gil aeroplani furono pero' attaccati dale
artiglerie special montate SUI di un treno
blindato facente servizio sulla ferrovia
adriatca o quattro del veivoli austriaci
furono abbattuti. Soltanto tire velivoi
della squadriglia nemica poterono darsi
ALA fuga
II Minstero della Guerra italiano, oltre
che confermare la notizia austriaca del
bombardamento di Adelsberg da parte di
una squadriglia di Caproni, annuncia pure
che un drlgibile italiano bombardo' Ia
stazone di Opicina che g. a nord dl
Trieste.