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ESTI'dI FRANCESCO II
FOUR PERSONS ACCUSED OP CONSPIRING TO KILL LLOYD GEORGE
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nOMA, 22 Eebbralo.
i. front Hntlana sl nota una numen-
jiltlvltft' tanto da parte .degll Itnllanl
( 4a. parte degll austrlacl. Kcco U testo
' rapporto del generalo Cndorna iiutibll.
B lerl Bera dal Mlnlstcro della Oucrra:
jCna. nolti. dl lunedl' 11 nemlco tento'
&, fUtacchl contro le hostre llnee Bulla
rva sinistra uei iwrrmo "i
p Talsug-ana, e ad est del torrcnte Vertol-
utza. nellA valle del vippacco. n ne
,Wilco fu pero' prontnmento resplnto dal
iMoatro fuoco dl artlelierla e dl fucllcrla.
t.i. JM.Hn irlnrnntn ill lcrl Bl S0110 'nVUto
fr-'Mlonl Intermittent! dl nrtlgllerla cho
t,ih Bono state speclalmente intcnso newa.
yvauaia menoionaiq uei jajiim, hi-"
Vnllo !M Vnnol o sul Carso.
K'i'lAti' lerl sera uno del nostrl dlrlfilblll
BfuK.BomDaraava con bukcssu ji j,.
IviiMllltarl austrlacl nella zona n nurd-est
BTXI'' Comen, suiraltoplano del Carso,
Ifji'Muaandovl grandl Inecndl. Nonostanto
Wis iHiohtr, f.inn rilln hMterln untlaeree
fe-V'Wrnlche 11 nostro dirigible iltorno
fcJVBtnia dannl alia sua base.
EC' '. Zurlro teletrrafano cho lo Stato Mag-
Ktlrtor austrlaco an.uncla cho sulla fronto
R '"''Katlana el sonot nvutl vlvacl bombnrda-
iVflnciitl da parte deU'artlgllerla Itallana spe
(BBlalmente tra'Plava ad 11 mare. Sulla fronte
tis trentlna 11 fuoco dello batterle Itallano e'
li:rtato plu' vivace cno non sia ai bouiu, aye
lalmente nel settore tra Torbole e Lopplo.
Un telegramma da Arnsteraam aico cne
i'pester Llovd. dl Budanest. annuncla chc lo
Wi Smerl dell'lmperatore Francesco II no no state
SiAirtAinKM 1I.1 Arco tier ordlne dell'lmperatore
N:.Vr..iA v. ti fottn rim i:t plttinllnn. kI trova
SVimI Vaceln dl azlona dello bntterlo Itallanc.
yi?v'li bara fu rlmossa nella glornata del C
JMAFrtbralo e su dl un afTusto dl cannon fu
jtrasportata a Trento dove fu collocata nella
CLreappeiia impenaic.
tV iJure da Amsterdam si apprends che 11
Parone Hazal e! stato prlvato della cirlca
jar mlnlstro austro-unuanco uena uuesa
Effi'feaxlonalo e sostltulto con II magglor Rene-
I,Krala von Szurmay. SI dice che questa e la
WTimozione uai comanao in capu muotn,
irnrrMiicii Federlcn Kono consceuenza
UfliA uno Bcandalo nella dlrczlono dell'cserclto,
. uutandnln rhn nl rlveln' rrGntemcntc auando
m! J ttl nnnfAOA pha mnltl crrnmll ronnrtl (11 trUOOe
Kf,U'lmasero senza vlverl per plu' un glorno.
S, SI dice che I vlverl destlnatl a ouesto truppo
k Ifufono usatl dlversamentc con nlena nozlone
KiJ?iel comando supremo. '
W ropimnnrlnQl (IaIIa rnlnvlnnl trn. AllRtrl.1 e
S'BUtl Unltl e della recente nota consegnata
!"", Aall'ambasclatore amerlcano I'cnfleld nl
tftf-'iKOvernO dl Vienna, chledentegll dl dcHnlro
Jl suo attcgglamento In rlguardo alia cam-
pagna dl sottomnrlnl, 11 Messagero dice:
rar :, La nota americana mette lAUFtria in un
Mk terrlblle dilemma perche' la obbllga o a
kL , AT. IHAWMn In Dtln nilAotlltlA Hill oT-fil
&.'vtMM-n I I cnt trkmaflril Ail n ffrottn rt nnal' In
Bf,3 I DUIIUIIIHtllll - l . M j ,.
Hi la sua fiolidarletfi' con la Qermanla'
!ui' v 11 Tnnnln Tlnmnno illfft rh In nntfi. nmprU
flna. a noco mno dl un ultimatum, clo che
arebbe stato se nves9 flssato una data
sffi tualunque per la rlsposta.
&NIla clSrnata dl lcrl furono aftonrlatl una
j,leclna dl plroscall. La Gazetta del
lche'll governo amerlcano cerca dl provarc
? eh la Oermanla non si azzarda ad nffnn.
a.'"' RttrA nftvl nmprlpriTip p ItpnA for nnlum
fejjeh so I plroscan nmerlcanl Hochester ed
,urieans inconireranno un soiioniarino sar
Kaimp affondatl Kenz'altro. 1M aggtunge:
,Non Importa Be cssl abblano o non con
itrabbando dl guerra. Sarebbe assurdo.
:"dono le dlchlarazlonl della (icrmanla. che
K'MiChe In Un Glngolo caso si debba aver
l,in)n nllr. . .tl.lf .11 ..!.
;.., mmv aiiM iivDaiuiiuit ii uuait3 un tun
PtfCCKto ariato con gll Stall Unltl."
From left to right are Mrs. Winnie Mason, her sister, Hnrriett Ann Whccldon, Mr. Mason, her husbnnd, and Mrs. Alice Whceldon, fifty years old, tho
mother. They are charged with plotting to slay tho Premier by shooting at hi mdnrts carrying a very deadly poison. They also had designs on tho
lives of other heads of tho British Government, according to secret service ugents.
STRANGER WITH AUTO
KIDNAPS IVYLAND BOY
Child, Seized on Way to Music
Lesson, Escapes in This
City
Albert Jamison, Jr., thirteen-year-old son
of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Jamison, of Ivyland,
near Doylestown, according to his own
story, was kldnnpped by a stranger In nn
automobile and taken to Philadelphia yes
terday. Making his escape at a busy cross
ing on Market street, ho went homo by trol
ley. Tho boy wns on Ills way to take n violin
lesson In Ardsley when the autoist stopped
him to ask tho way to Willow drove. When
he declined an Invitation to get in tho car
and show the way the man struck him and
forced him Into tho cnr. When they reached
this city young Jamison took ndvantage of
a delay ordered by a trndlo policeman and
jumped from the car. Ho was unable to
distinguish the license number of tho car
because of mud. Tho man was young and
wore a fur overcoat, tho hoy osscrts.
LIVE STOCK QUOTATIONS
CHICAGO, Feb. 2L'. 1IOOS It-celpts. 'JH.non.
Market vrrtlt. Mixed and hutrhcra. IVl.XTiW
11I.H5; g-ood heavy, $12.?(Hl l'J.sr,. ruuth lieitvy,
ftS.43OlU.0S: IlKht. 1 11! Mil'. 75; pl, JD.73&
ll.SOibulk. fta.sofoiu.so.
(SATTLK Heeelptn, 5500. Market Mronir.
Beeves. fT. 75412. Ml rows nml heifers. JI.T."W
10.75; toekers and feeder. M.'ftffj'iMi): Texana,
f8.40ffln-.4R; calves, fltSi'U'.NS.
SIlKKr Receipt, 11,(10(1. Market utendy.
Native and western, f74i 11 HO; lamb.i. JU.r.uw
Nail Pierces Brain; Baby Dies
One-year-old Frank Antoneb, 728 Kater
street, died In the Cnrrctson Hospital to
day as the result of n nail piercing his
brain. The child was1 struck two weeks ago
by an older brother with a stick In which
was a nail. Ho was taken to the hospital
for an operation.
FUND OF $6,000,000 IS
MEDICAL MERGER NEED
Fund Necessary to Complete
Union of U. of P. and Mcd-
ico-Chi Schools
Following the olllclal announcement by
William Potter, president of tho board of
trustees of JcfTerron Medical College, that
a merger would not bo made with the
tTnlverslty of Pennsylvania Medical School
and the Mcdlco-Chlrurglcal College, Or.
William 13. Ashton, of the t'nlvcrslty School,
said that J6.000,n00 will be needed for the
full endowment and equipment of tho com
bined University Medical School nnd the
Medlco-Chlrurglcal College. Tho statement
was made In an address before tho grad
uates who took part In tho annual Univer
sity Alumni Day exercises in Houston Hall
yesterday. Ills subject was "Tho Merger
of tho Medlco-Chlrurglcal College with tho
University of Pennsylvania."
Tho JCOOO.OOO fund will bo needed in
nddltton to tho 14.000,000 which represents
tho available, assets and property of the
Grnduato School. Doctor Ashton also an
nounced that "thero Is every reason to be
lieve that tho Philadelphia Polyclinic Hos
pital will merge into the University nnd
becomo an integral part of tho Graduate
School of Medicine."
"Tho great Stato of Pennsylvania," said
Doctor Ashton, "should come to tho sup
port of the University nnd help establish
the graduate school upon an enduring
basis."
The post-graduate school, Doctor Ashton
pointed out, was a great step toward the
recovery for Philadelphia of her mantle as
tho greatest center of medical education In
the world, lost when "Philadelphia fell
asleep forty years ago."
"Tho llfo of Independent medical schools,"
continued Doctor Ashton, "Is rapidly grow
ing to n close. Ono by ono they will merge
nnd eventually all the leading universities
JACOB BROS
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In this day of modern piano bulldlnir. when manv Instruments are built
for price Instead of quality, It Is well to know something of the Instru
ment you buy.
Jnrob llrox. Is a name that for generations has been associated with tho
best In piano construction and durability, while the price Is moderate,
value considered.
C'OHi'fiiicitt Terms
G.W.HUVERCO.
thi: iiomk or snuvicF.
1031-33 Chestnut St.
Victrolas
Records
will establish a department of medicine.
The universities will bo confronted with
the problem of conducting two departments
of medicine a giaduatc nnd an under
grauatc school. Undergraduate pchools of
medicine must, of course, bo equipped with
laboratories for the Investigation nnd treat
ment of disease, hut tho point wo desire
t'j emphasize Is that they cannot ho de-
eloped Into centers of lesearch work with
out detracting from their legitimate pur
pose and seriously Interfering with the
efficiency of undergraduate work."
Tho American College of Suigeons. Doc
tor Ashton said, has started agitation for
tho enactment of laws to protect the public
ngainst untrained surgeons and ciealo a
public sentiment demanding graduate train
ing of men who dcslro to practice surgery.
"A man cannot ho inado Into a skilled me
chnnic," said Doctor Ashton, "by taking
lilm on sightseeing tours through machine
shops, nnd yet undergraduate medical stu
dents are seeing dally, often from distant
seats through opera glasses, tho most dif
ficult nnd serious operations on tho abdo
men, tho brain, the eye. tho ear, tho nose,
throat and other vital parts of the body
when wo know they cannot be safely per
formed by nny one who has not had a long
and practical postgraduate training In sur
gery." I.O.ST IN WOODS TWO NIGHTS
Children Wander Off Trying to Emulate
Campflrc Girls
NOltFOI.K. Va Feb. 22. I.ucy Williams
and Htlicl Webster, eleven years old, were
found In nn exhausted condition after
having " wandered for two nights In the
woods about ten miles south of Norfolk.
The children had become enthusiastic over
tho Camp Fire Clllls movement nnd wished
to emulate the example of girls they read
about who camped in the woods,
They tan away from homo on Monday
afternoon and started on ju hike south.
They soon became lost and wandered about,
crying for help. They spent Monday and
Tuesday nights alternately overcome by
exhaustion and weeping for homo nnd
mother. Persistent bearchlng finally ro
vealed a chlo to the runaways and tiiey
were returned to their parents this afternoon.
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While it is made under the personal supervision of
eight Steinways, in Steinway factories producing
every part of it, the cost is little more than is asked
for other pianos, all of which are practically imita
tions of the Steinway.
Steinway Duo-Art Pianola Pi.ino reproduces the art of the
great pianists; or you may play any standard roll on it, or
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EXPERTS DISCUSS FREEDOM
. OF SEAS AT SYMPOSIUM
Professor Stowell Opposes Leaguo to
Enforco Pence W. C. Bullitt Sees
Alliance of Russia, Gormnny
and Japan
Experts on International law gave their
opinions of the effect on future American
and world affairs of submarines, gas at
tacks, pcacea treaties and blockades, at a
meeting of tho Economla Club of d'hl.ladel
plila at tho Bellevue-StV&trord. last night.
Tho primary subject of discussion was
"What la the Freedom of the Hea?"
Kllery C, Htowcll, professor of Interna
tional law at Columbia University, said
that tho world would never return from
submarine and gas warfare to tho older
methods of attack, lie scored America's
benovelent neutrality and the President's
advocacy of the League to Enforco Peace,
Maurice Leon, of New York, an author
ity on International law, characterized Ger
many's sacrifice of noncombatants as flat
piracy.
William C. Bullitt, of the Publlo Ledger
Huff, declared that the great coalition of
the future would be between Germany,
Itussla and Japan An exposition of his
nddross Is on the editorial page of today's
Issue of the Public Ledger.
SPKINKLE ASHES ONCATTLE
Upper North Penn Farmers Observed
Old Custom Yesterday
LANSDALK, Pa Feb. 22. According to
an old Pennsylvanla-Gcrman custom, fn,rm.
era of the Upper North Penn district yes.
terday sprinkled nshes on their cattle
terday was Ash Wednesday nnd, according
to tho old belief, If nshes are sprinkled on
the cnttlo on Ash Wednesday, the cattle
will bo Immune to disease during the year
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