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?it.?I captured nine machin? cu
mm mine throw.
Paria admit?- the lets of tl
v.r.in farm, ami ??ay.? !
"In Champagne, ia the rag
the Navarin farm, to the IM
Snuain. the enemy m?? tSSOt
i y a rarpristj attack in oca
tertnin trenches of our advano
tiiey also to?A ? support! | tl
In the Woavra, also, the (ii
a'talkf? have ???urnrd a R-reat
tersity. The railroad Station i
has ehanp'-ii hands atfaral
ally remains i
pooacssion of the Fronch. Att
?,, t: Im i i' ? i, Paris likew?!
? ?aie.?, have failed. The officia!
m.? ' -.
"On the platea.!-? to Um IM1
the i .liage f . t .\. in the W
diMrict. the r.emy yesterday
bag and last i 'cht aasumed an
tude oi greater activity. The
road station el Eix. captured si
eapturi d evei by th
tack? ? stta '
? ?ppor-r g fon e . now remain? ;
possession.
"All th
Ki\. ?ere I
ng to ' " ,-r'
the i th s
f?
?
? ' '
'
??The Gei - ive eleai ? ' r
.?? nsula ?' ? ? ' '
??Th? i
-
Pari
?
??[?: r . tiller; bas
, rhe sc(
?
?
I
? ?-.?-, ? [ A
eng i
'
?
\ ers ai d
.
The fight
. ? ? ? ?? - '
,
calcul?t. :
It it in
forcement G?
breuajhl
eve that of th? thai
Iran
fhtins
Verdun, th? this as
fice, ii
? ?
Kor- '
: . ? ? i a .:
nor (S
the I ?
? mm *t the ?at boa ng I
artrcsse tr< mor?
eld wurl ?
all it.= pro. on?, a '
?a well a? tl ?urround
farts, wen i I
i -
inert ?? it
? ' aphis
:
has no pi
lopulal ion. 1
value town itself Ii icur?
mure thun thai
!aj?r taken by the '.
mans ia I i ist i . dai ?. sut?
rever *? ;- ?ng ?-? than a militl
gbo'id.
.. . .
, i lene?
rig
er ul Frei eh are
Relia ?
any <
a, ?
Safare I
LANSING BRINGS
ALLIES INTO DEBAT
? ?ntiniifil lr?.m t??j. I
bomb? o? ?orpedof? ?ere the sk pp?
authorized t<? u?e their gum
The ,v?ate Department i? undent?
??? fed that the pussibil tj remote
L.tTicultte?? nria-ing; in rhe : -ar fut?
SI 8 result of the re? (ierman and Ai
? i .an pal ej. la the : ? l plu? i
believe that commanders of lierm
and Austrian Mibrnarinc? -will take pi
ticular car? r..?: te I it war
nfj arm??i mer? hanl ? wit up
r ? -.mei
" i ' gl the declaration in tl
( Ii t mat to-day, whi?
.. ,, lustria throu.
i:?iri- rk. cha .-?? ..f the ci
lay here, that I tu tl
t.a\al commander! were so formul?t?
- to prevenl the destruction ol
liners "an aci oun1 of t) ?
unites such armament is proved.''
The communication from
probably will bi com idered l
dent ttfjltua an.I bit Cabin?
row. ?ml official indi? .'
'.- expectc I ?ou: .
'I he German note lay? that dunr
Ihe negotiation? ??\er ? e Lu
eatiaa ??.? made of armed merchant
mea. and that the l nited tSutea m on
of. us? note?, en the Lui itania n ? i
?loncd unarmed merchantmen Att -
non then ia called to tht ???tirano
pi-.vWiu !y given in which it , iUt?
?tat liners ?,1| not l.e Mink witho?
?arnma, provided thej do I off?
I >c-?t?nrc. Utentiea aUe ii rallcd't
I ne statement of the American roser?
"*??{? Hi aatie? ta ?on autKriti?
< annot \\?Ttx ?\rmrd ljirm?.
tuted that ? auamuriut eua
ei cannot he expected ,? warnim
rchaatman, which ha? a rich
'" E '. ' irine which ?am
?, and th? (n-rrnan government set- u
ta? contention that equipment i
'ention to resist a warning gives by i
'.brr.ariiir d?. rot come ?:?hm th<
? cfinition of defensive ?rmame
? icrmany conte?,,'? thai a
riaurawiat va- tak?-?? by the I Itei
'?t?te.-, and that it *ecur?-d aasurancei
?rom the Italian government that Iti
armed mer;hant I ips I? ?m. .? ?
wauld aal ?re upon sabmarim t
?
? ? ? for'h ?' ?,? ?
German governmi ? ? d d : ol
new h .?!? .
si ? ?
-
I.\ the iir ? ft minent to tl
? iindi ? Bril men. Ii
? epied t a? armed British merchant
?hip? of ant description *i. peacet;'
IfutJars, si ",!artJ that the'
WHERE THK GERMAN ATTACK.*. ARK MOVING CLOSER TO PARIS.
?In fir?! Teuton assault rame al Verdun la*! I'lir-day, near thi rnd "I th? line in II
H nr ?>> I i llli'll ?i*.?.'llin i lilil?' 'i' a i l'ill.ti l.'l .1 I i.i vil.'l? . iit-.-i i i lit i nu ni t in i un i il i ir ?? i ' i . i "ii ut ii.i i <i i ? i ?? i .i i ?? ii /, <? t ,, ,
I ltl.iy the Kaiser v troops attacked th? I r-ix'h hue in the I Kampagne, and claim the rapture ?>t 1,600 yards around the
lliirt. ti'.t miles nearer Paris A new drivi mai be launched al the poinl of thi trout nearest tin rrancfi capital- ?h?rc
around Noyon and Hove The arrows indicate the points where the Germans are non attacking
It could hardly I" railed a drive?, al Paris, \<
100 yarda around the Navarin farm,
the line loops
trmument on bonrd all of them il t?1
. t - ?
, . ? thai Austi ;
..- ? beer attacked ?
men tmen, a
l.o'e de?
? ?
assurance: gi en te th? L*i tat) Stat?
lapt in a mer
orando??, of VugUSt -. Ir,i '
' i Spring-Rice, Brit \
i he t.?'! n a go*, en t canm
v net govet ament, t
contidei ?? - eta, can r? gat
in ? ; B ih merchantmen a.?? peac?
The note makes il it the Be
lit- j-p en ment beli? i new it
?traction* to
? e : ,-? ? ? r
press? d I United tat? in il
A
?
It decltr? Germs
. ? tructe
a tnerchar
?.'ti of ?rmame:.t unlci
? ? ? tivi ?? thai such
The declaration that pre
| I
?effort
entS agTCI ?
? ? ? a> U1.1 caui
be l?iearmed, ? ?
-
IWS a de? ?ara' .?' that th
-
attacks in riolation e
iti? .. '.,
? > tractions will
I
v ? ; -o ti??? eomn .;..,?
....
bout tuer,'.
ged i !? mai ?
Austrian ?ubmarinei have her
men a:n e |
? ? pnrpe si k\ n?
'
geated 1
a ai... . ???' r. aed ? erchani
lestion of what c
it? - dl fen? ? ainianu't:'. ii i o'
broud':" p, I-, mgh it - admitted
various quartet hat ?uch a questioi
probably ?ill be raiaed.
\ti?*lria Indor.tes Note.
i:*- , / ? i nek. , harg? ?
y y, called
ft? r ' oui ?
m tha'
Gei n ? - ii
Bernstorff. wer?
tramen i
and that Aum! ?
tained the Gei ma
?
In. ? plomi
i that what had
been d? cribed ai Italy'i reply to th?
suggestion of the l nited State? for a
oi the dit?
? ? '
n reality va. a re
\ Rome by th?
.
,- ade to th? of the A
. prior to which no Italian shipi
.m o? ???. armed.
It ?;?- a lerted with emphatii thai
? - fermai anawei to the Americai
memorandum would be :'.. ?ccoi.l witl
that of Great Britain, Iraner.
it 11(1 '.
4,
1,000,009 MEN MAKING
MUNITIONS IN ENGLAND
Number of Workers in Germany
1-vceeded British Optimistic.
t.- ? ? - Them
Loi don, Feb. 28. < Ine of the jr?
? of Brit ih euriotity i-- to know
the ae'*ial number of worker, employed
:n making munil ont, for t;.e ?.hkc .f
eonfin . mittic report
regarding rme ntity o(
being tut led e
? i -
? ? ? ? .
?sued to 1.000.0 i
g 1
??r?.
?
enon ? mbei i tomen i mplo) ? d
? in munitiai feetoi c tleo ? '.?ke
only a iligh percentage of tl
: skilled lab. - had tame ipecial
I qualification
? the beat authui itiei here i I
: that Germany i? employing onlj 760,.
- rurhet ? all grade .?
I ela?-e?i. the rejiort furnishes B tat .: '
Tt-a?on for British opt miim
$25,000 THIEF
HASN'T CARFARE
Limousine field tor Debt,
Girl (Jone and Gay
Days a Memory.
Bill? Martini s'oo.1 _; Forty-second
th Avenu? la?! night,
- ?? entor? ll
$100 _uil needed pressing, Hia $16
" ? ? ; blag under ? con: ei
mud. Hi? limousins ??* ia th? har..)-*
of a carafe man. v In? had said lie
I keep if ??? ? ?? un- .I car- ;
tam impressive billa had been icttled
The blazing lights Ol' the -quaro
I
to Bill] ? He ki en n was cool. H
louree of income ami hia credit i I
nultaneouel*
re i '
...i ki da" a? th? end o
-
?. . houldi red men marched to
'" knew they wen gaing *o
Oblem Of ??here to go.
"I'm ? . ? looking for '
me," aaid aim leei fully. "No.
? sise that 11
I proi ' .. ' bai to I: i bo .
to go all
ied one at hi i Bi ?
t-aeea. "a e're > ampbell and
Headquartci . Let'i
lowntown."
Billy Martini felt in the anc
e blu
"I'\i* . to paying
ng," ha asid, oftly, "bul
I'm ti ra _ thi i da1 i liai i to
yoi ? in. broke."
So I WS a- tbe e_peni? of ?OBIS SI
. tha -? lllaln ai th? van
OOp, took hir. ia?t Broadway
i .<le. Al Police Headquartci
aitins for th? ;' or.. i
ago Billy, ?vho . bit ' .
ai ?\ . am D. Marl in . get
? ? Jama H Do
... I and i' novel?
ear o? ? oymeia'
B to Mr. D?
econd yeai i ?lai
the profit; Dowd eo
il for th? d< icit until one morn
.? .. ; ?cent one he l< oked o
? a-indow a few miautei before "
? oiTiinp toward him. but still
?i couple of blocks h??h'. . wai a
bauffi ? ' ' n piek
?ray ? hrougl the ti affie ? it
ipeed held Dowd'?
tion.
it t a ?
b and
. ' i .- ??.
\ came
hough! o' in- :?? |
?
|in\".ii latei reported to
that in thi I e of a talk Billy ha.I
adn tted teal i -.- the 135,000 b_ doc?
tor ir? cheeks.
i Wl i ii Billy -aid he ??^ aura wsalt
relativi I maka reatitutioB to
? lave him from priaon Dowd s-* ?
liver i'.-,? of grace.
'I he th ree da) - pa il I i can -.? ;.*
to - ? police.
"I'm glad it's a!, over," '.; Ily told
?he detectivea. "IVe b. 11 breaking big
nto little t.i-,' on Broa i i
; I'd |uit .i
pi oeeai on iton? : for ;i m r.:le."
"when I startiti doctoring tha cheek?
I hud a ??.t>. But 1 haven't aeen her
foi a loas time. You see, I met a pul
' on Rj-oad- SJ "
Martial gave Ii - addreai a? 1040
v ?ah ngtoi \ tone, i he Bi on i tht
pol ice lay tha* in the home of his
parent- Billy hilflielf, tl"
itate
? ; . ?
i ., . . |
? ?
. m ;? Baldwj I. I ,
i . r. Bi llj bough
Columbia and Yorkville.
"On '? he Tra it? ? sel bui Is u.ue,
b? the Gypsy Maid ' ompaay, wai ??ell
? tha ? t.lumbia Theatre la *
I ? \\ 111 ' K< me ?;? and Jaek M ?
'. r p?a; ed I i eads. with Lynn Canter,
' " I - ? . K'.tiv Forsyth
upport r .1 ' Vork ill? th?* Kol
1 ? of Pleaauie wi tl *.'??_????
Two Great Meetings for
PATRIOTISM AND PREPAREDNESS
Unt'er the Autpicei of
The National Security League, Inc.
Carnegie Hall. Century Theatre,
??Tib 51 & 7tk Atuauu. 62nd St. & (rnlril Park Weit.
TO NIGHT. Fehraarj 29ta. Iflt, .1 ab?st t M
Hon. Robert Bacon and Hon. 0?c?r S Mrs?? vaill preaide.
Amob| the ipeakeri at botk a?tha|i ??ill be
W RATES Caalnaai at ?- M ?.?.:.? Peetien of ih? IN ?meat
t..1 Nal ?? a' !??
ITO HENKY BRI ' KINRI1 I StrrMi * Wai
1K'\ ?.1 "1'..',?. ' ? MAM?,1 111 AIN .
I . IN JOS1 III II CHOAT1 > ?? ? ? ?? ??? - ? I ? I
l?l. 1 xsAi.ti CRAMPTON Ml - T?
- ? --? .
II 11 HI I ? ? II...-M?
III.- I , .
I . . . .
...... .
I
M. Former .1 ...
: I ?
HOP H/
tOMiaait? 1 m 1
SENATE DATA HARD TO GET
Yarag RepuMicaa Cammittee Iwalte
Information on l.ntpln> to.
i ?? committee "f I e tp|.ited lat?
month by the Brooklyn Young Republi?
can < !ul> to inve tiis-ate the ? ipendi
tan - for employ?? in the I egitlature
? nding difficult) in ? btaining the ?le
?Ired informal oi rhe in |uii
prompted bj a '.a?? menl of ? Senator
i: ..,? at the cam titutional ? on?, enl ion
thai man; men rho ? endered
? ? \. *ro ?oi the legi lature -
paj roll .? ? mattet ol party patronage
Edward R. Wilaon, chairman of 'fi
? ommittee, r< e? ntli t rote the el
,,: the lei ate and A- n blj. : king for
the ?ill ol ' .up!"-. ? ti -i I eii laltrie?.
Fred >'?. Hai .;" the A em
hiv. forwarded his, bu! none i - hr>eu
toi ri.i oro ng from Edward A. ? ay. i
of the Senate. The \ lembl
tuined the nume ef 191 employee, mad.?
; p of i ' d.keep? .......
pottmuitet and a" a- ?atant poatmaater,
37 messenger . T6 clerks, -. tenot
ruphei -. !.' docun ? ? l i snd 20
pages. M i. Wilson ? rol ? Mr, Hun me ?
re tei daj ..quiring v
ploy? houlo i ell
enrice.
In a letter to Clerk Fa;
a rote :
"The pub: entitled to know *h*?
facts and t ? trat ITou are the oll
. ?al bes l .: ? ft
,,n?l the truth, \
tor
1 he ?alai - n ployei n I i
\ . ? .i..- . . a per diem et . i
to mort than 16,000 t week, teeordlng
to Mr (Vil
SCHOOL BUSINESS TRAINING
Several I ollege? ii?T?r < aareet i??
? ommerclul ? eacbert.
prominent colleges now in?
bt
...
Indianapol - Net ?.'' One
Eaitl ??!
dent t king ? bu 11 ? course be ??
' ? h ? ichool. thus ruii
r level e
-..?i . 11? ? bindrun? e ta th? teaching of
'
ha.? be? ? '" ? -:iipe- ?
each?
Di
'.!r...-.,i :, !
'????.. ' |
ma ' i
logue of cou .
.?.i eoren ei
-. a ? ? :
I', i nap I th? t .. ? ".. -' '.'"?' ?
eond - foi ipecial in?
ii tmployert' buMtir?-,
? ?.<: in tie
t few yeai i Su? i
empha
-
be o
But 1
. :. .i ? port?
genei g ? -
M ~i0.l in Lm\ tor Nursery,
MARCH RECORDS
OUT TO-DAY
? ?. ? I ?? ?hi? ?i flfteei "*?1
foe '????<?-?.--?.??' ???
ANNIE I.AURIE. by Melba
FORGOTTEN, by MeCormack
SICILIANA, by Martinflli
WIEGENLIED.bySehumann-Heink
NINETY AND NINE, by Williams
TWENTY POPULAR SONGS
SIX DANCE RECORDS
The Victrola
-. ... . . , , Btuledgsat ????
tvritSl 0 0 ? ? ? BTR1 "
r- r Viet - i? ?i IPIVI *:_?. Of)
lte.ee. scats) ?ad - -.? ?... Maai ? -? ?
>-' ? XVI ?? ?.nono ntm *.-,-,ooo
?????? - ? ??? tri nan ritr.
-I . I? ? :-. - H .
"'*?*?" -? P.-, m.?it r ??
m?name aratl?
i -
1 4144
CHAS. H. DITSON & CO.
Iil.tr.b.ilnr*
?10-12 Estl 34th St., New York
-aaauu
U. S. MAY GET DYESTUFFS
Itrilain Will Pa?? Two < arsoo?. Wurlli
I...000.000. if t.ermany Art?*?*?.
V?'asbiBgtOB, Fab. tt. ?treat Britain
hat renewed her ofT>r to permit ?he
shipment of tWO caigoe? of dyestufl
valued at 15,000,000 from Rotterdam
?o the United States, (tssbassador Page
. ., advised Ihe State Departmeat.
Washington official?, are hopeful ?ha?
German] Will make an exception to it?
embargo bj granting permlaaion for
tl e exportation of the cargo
derma "? ??
. of dyestaffi ha? s fs led hereto
fore I.e. au ? German demanded in
u rt.'i. t ommodil iei barred
bj the Bril eouucil. The
r ?got iaf ion ? ill, boa ever, be i <
immediately through Ai
tador Garant,
< ?no i arge ai dj satuITi ra'n? tl
-mue monthi at,", after Great Briti
.md Geitaany reeelvad aaaaraneea that
r. .1,1 be used only a*
I ted ,-';i?<- ? Mureau of El igl I
lut Pi i (irea? Brits
agreed I it I a more eargaei might
? ?1 for jjeneral use in the
ttei ? ?? ?,eiman? refused I ?
'Mein.
-_______
WIFEBEATER'S BEATER
WILL GET FREEDOM
Kansas Judge. Hearing Abused
Woman, .Makes the Promise.
'? . ifJ ? * ; ? r ttWM l
Kai ? ' ' Mo Fab ? _ny prii
um*r in the K? I "v. K;iti>?3. work
? ? ten a thraahing to
v I! : spp id, deelaied
' ii f. .dj to-day
an ?*.,-'... r . I ipp ti a ] is
a I.
ipp arai ?? s'ii ?rith bratinc and
kickinj* hi? wrfr. who ?old lier pathetic
ta BB ireful courtroom. >he doe
' | - family washiaga a v,<o,.. tin the
,..-?.' ... ?
expected
M| v. i-n ??? iu..i ;. i ppii _
: :i r.. .:? aid. "I
a yea i n t work
Vi',.i any that s
ling will be iflea-/?.!, i ..?.,.
? ? . that."
-_,
Lincoln Hearing; in April.
WashingtSB, Fab, >. Ths Supreme
! Court granted 'o-day the application
! made on beh.tlf of the ltiiti'h gavera?
oi "a:iv eonatderation af thi
Ignat iui T. T. Lia? ois fi oi ?
.... . n? Tork 1
old : tin. ext radii
i .land l .. er to bare?
.. i . et foi kpril '..
tCljc ?bumaiutanan
Cult ?
TO-NIGHT
AT
?
?
; HOTEL AST0R ?
a Absolutely Free Meeting M
? and Concert?8:10 sharp. ?
? ?_ a
? SPEAKERS [
m
I
Ilk!. I k>l 1)1 QIC C. //OU I . B
C li.iirni.il' _
. .- ?/
? Senator Geo. F. Thompson ?
? ' ? - - . ?
<jj on riiK IHAII. rnt l
? -1
? 9
? Oi k> I tu \i i r> ..., i . ,?, n *
? 1
? without fl
? ?
? ?. <r x i v* I
David Blip' '.nlone
a Joiephi .. t pnn,a ?
B I'onn. ?
? Ro?a Ximei? Mam?, Vinlini?!. ?*?
Cela Schiller, Pianut *
Max Liebling, Accompsnut.
? No Boxes or Sesti Reserved I
Firit Come First .Served. *
? ?
H Nothing for Sale. -
1 Everyone Wricome. ?
? I
I H /. M 4 \ r m HAMTARI? |
m ANS, no/ .?ION/.I. ?
? i
URGES BIGGEST
NAVY FOR ?. S.
Rear Admiral Knight Says
U. S. Must Prepare to
Meet Two Powers.
WOULD BUILD FLEET
WITHOUT DELAY
Programme Should Be limited
Only to Utmost Capacity of
P. nil din _,' riants.
i ?i? Trii.iin? Sarta i |
vVaahingtOBi Kelt. St, K^ar Admiral
luatin '?!. Knight, pr? lident of th?* War
aad member of tin General
Board af lbs Navy, told ths Haas?
Committee ou Naval Affair? '"-'?a:, thi*
' opinion the United ! - ate ^nould
have tha greatest Heel n tbs '?rid .1?.
1001 .. po ble, to bt pi '.;?!"l again I
I att K ft om ? ' 0 powera' oa
.?ii. ?- v.ijp ,,f th#? eonl 1
Rear Adtmrni Kniffht ou'lm*d tl "
mo t ambitioai procrammi* of navnl
i ? :. 1 tl ? ? 1 cr yet hoard by the committee.
In addition !.. layinj. do-.? :i ihips, h?
.??.: ... ?'".? h geaeral survey "f tha ?hip?
building .?pan?;, of tho country, * ith
1 ir to I mitiag tha ultimate build?
ing programme only bj the ihip?pro<
of the eouatr;
Oped to it ? !?i_r.hr-1 pt." t\
"In end a big pi ogr laae,"
'but v havi a big
count r* to defend, aad it ii m Lit: Pro?
gramm? to defend it. It ia high time we
. . doiag aomething abeul ?'."
?1 ? l ?'..*-. ? ir. rear admii si
?aid, waa ah?- to utilize only SO per
cent ., potentiality bacauas of ?
nee? ary el? menta. To
? e fleet a it 1
ice it "ii ? 100 pe.- cei '
rig, h? : ?i om mended the im?
ite building of nine battle-ciniai a
of 30 ?? 00 ?'??1? ami thirt*
l.ro.j. r- gftt _n if
8,1 00 ton? and
rmed
rtj ubn si
d c repaii hip, "i* ammuaition
our ho ta for et
.. t, with d?
... ? ' ' ighl fll -.'.'i tO "? i';,'.'r tl ? v
I al ig two Boat
, 1 .;-...... , . o>;?. for each c ?st H
a naval l'a*r ifl '.if
1 aribbean Ses snd ans a- C ?am
Merc Men Needed.
pi gramme, the reai ad
b 'ar'.*.i a* once, a
.... : ?.-... . .-.. imme?
? _
? 15,00 I mi ' that 1
should be
1 0 a fleet
?-., iij greatest afloat
out of th<
of ai at
??l ? ae could 1 ?pen?
live ?carec? igg ited Represents-1
Butler, of Pennaylrania, -.ho
"When do wo nei 3 the greatest
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? morro*." rep ed Reai Admiral
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MORRO E ?Ri BRING F.VERY AYAILAHI.F MOOCL FROM
lili. LATE OPENINGS Of SUCH COim RIER3 AM) MODISTES
\ (iiiRill D0UCE1 PAQUW IENW LANVTN BUloz
WEEKS GEORGETTE RtSOUX tad MARIA GUY, AU.
MI.MING IM EXTEMSIVE ARRAY MRI.MA A.EF.MBLED-A
COtsfTOHENSIVE RIM1AV Of Illl. fOPRI' I MODF? FOR
SPRING f
MILLINERY
G0WNSW.RAPS-SU1TS
COATS*BLOUSBS
for/mmediafojcledLOfi - or?atraer
of -.?.-ii ? will make ? th? ,--?
flrn? ."'
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? ?..? \ i., ral I fht st d there ? ei
r??ai reasoi
.??,,,. ,- utmosi i" i ?.' M st the
reaaont were nol knows st th?
tuns: of the preaent war.
\. to tlie ?hor'spr of men r're rea
admiral laid: "For :-r:" the navy ha
been capping fit breath in the ma'te
Of nun. When a new -?hip goei , ?
. ???ion it " ? ' ? eutiury te ilr'
?orne other ?hip end break up erg
tioll!?."
Mii.t Meet r?>o Futrara.
Ftepr? entative Kelly, o
brought out * ? ?' ? I nited States i
at least '????r battleahipi and raven bat
tle-cruisen behind -?? id place, ant
held by Germany. lie asked If by ;.
I ? protrra'Time of that number 01
ihip? into two years, 'he United Statet
would not be in a fair poi lion at tht
"VOU foicr^r ?lia? at "<?'? ' ? '1 ntnr
thing ?low:'- the P
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"1 ?o you ? ? i going te
igait
"No, bur I do 1
? situa
tion ?i sucl thai t ought to get ever?
thing we eun gel this yeur."
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the battle cruis iri ... i icout hips i ? ?
emmended bi him an American com?
mander would hi- going into a Ma buttle
"practically blindfolded," aether w .
be no adequate wuj to And out what
the enemy Reel ng, i o wuy
?
tod States Re?
"The batt
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large i id ? ? ? >ug to hs
tted ' '
that ail] he ah ' '" ' ?. ?' ? . a long
time In ;?:l weather? and aiio be able to
defend themeelvea. We muat muke ii
potiible to i ii the enemy and keep it
i? I tj wh??n l'ound."
Na\ai Baaae S'ecessary.
tl ?o the ' ar nbean base !> - ? .
mirai Knight ?aid? 'We cannot
??ri th? r?r.bhfi-. f.-.m Nor
foU. I recommeni] *ne spending of $_,.
a proper baa? 'h^r..-' lit
advocated ' ul'bra, ai igsiast <iu?ntar
anir, which, he said, eoald rot bi per
led. H'* laid Guam, in tta
. be mad<* inte ?n idea!
? Th** rra:- a I -imfnd?
ti.a- no moi ' <*a- ;. armored dread
. .
.-? ? ?'ibtr.inrt
? ' -a'-al con
. 11 I -,
_'* o; *??
Rea x .' -i 4: "!'
we ? ere attacked by *he Kn.lish (!??:
I think tho navy ought to Mat -Se?
it again.*, my
go out sad fc
the be=t we ran."
Us aras not "
s*ta_ps ?M
aller force. Th? .orM prodjctti
?' ? - or rr.cn ->t3
- h '? fleet
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l --^tur? o-r
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l??r tittinrj liirinriilur- for
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??iali-i? who Im?- been doinp
this important work fot *
generation.
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Silverwares in tli<" world,
??iir ? ollectionsare the broad*
?~-t and moat interesting to
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selection <>f Wedding and
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