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VERDUN DEFENCE
IS GUN MOBILITY
Germans Held at Bay by
Rapidity of Moves of
French "75's."
"CIRTAIN OF FIRE"
CITS OFF RFTRtAT
Teutons tharpc Seven Times to
Carry Ridj*e Soldiers Get
lew Bulle? Wounds.
i;? FRED it. l'lT.M;..
? - . ? i
? r ling to the
I . M per cent of the
earred In
,hc pre'- - ' rdraent In scitie
ardrnent lasted 120
?? . .
I ?fought j
.he t- ? "R shells
ara? .?o iteadj and tremendous that il
,,.. -agasibli for .. voice to be heard
or.ly I ,r- ?" tho
ilbcr German Infant
tans '?;! '?"
I ? ' ' por! of the
i ].i?i.?T';.un'
IB bullet?.
? :.-.- worhed in
rflaM I
. ?r ?? ?'
' e said,
?101T1
il the?/
I They did
gjaj lhat their i ?'? anee had
Irod 'be,' a
and three
1/ ?bill ? ' they had
? ?,. - -
the fear of God
.... those s
At 4 o'clock
M the afternoon ? ? th? 26th they broke
Bttei ipt of
-.
I ire I.ike I BOSlag of Hell.
re| pted the at
inlt, and ? ' ' ? hu*. our
prepara!
.:? at a
? . and when the
Ceratei - point s? U-ctcd the
1rs of bel thern. 1 lor
r r? were sei a? ITiej came
tf .? -a pile?, red, I red a cer?
ra.; ? ? ' (?al'.oped
? .t gal?
lop, took the r plac? -. A barrier of
G< man r?ft\
ita i then to Bj.
?
A ? .-1 tenant la
with his left
leg" ?h:- i ee, his left
?.hurr.b sad .-.?-. . ?t away, and
... : Igt ? Is how he
i asme to br li
I "For r:e.' ... - v.a had been cx
I lactiag tl ? r order of
I the diy, ?Vei ? r be taken;
Caata roi m us our role.
Dm ?? ade l><??-ar ?? ?
? BHTibli ? : ? . ,-arThir wai
ael n 1er -.r in.
...
heal af , barrier
. ! ? -?ad?? my men
(0 (.1;? ;
:?:
l.urk IM.Ie t., | tenrh.
|
tion,
? ' ed 4?r
fcn to ail earned
that w? r left
? ? ?
I had to lea? e
t?". of i
rea ed i ? 11
?id pe re sent to i
right '
ichod
? ? re foi
? I attle und'-r
"?red
cloud
-? I ? -, ?
-
er? by thi
and 44-e
? ? --?? by four
-
v sfled to see
- iquadrons ol German cavalrv de
pe at a ?allop
? .'I them
!. W<
;. ? ?
'
coold
B> X. ?.'y-??- "^?s
h i* a mark of the
connoisseur to order
COOKS
SHi/i. rut/
/"in Xi-.-..-? ; . ,
fea
u.'? ** J "" -?????* ???v?, the
Or a a" "k''' '?'???-? bOOtg&l did
/"**Ar"neai *
j. ?sao -t no ( tl*??. <,?,,, ?h?.?*, to
? ? ..r*.*
-?-?/? ;??,,,
U .';*. A.
^"?^^?^F?*?."*
Imean 1 Were ail the fltfenefoi of the
village (?sHii or wounded? In another
minute tl e G? rmana becan to ore ??
themselves, and ?re opened lire St? u
ils and without hast n . m d
?? ? aim. I f< ? -
?? life with my glass?
I toll like Ail l, lu?? Pirro W? r,
? places of tl
Seven tin ? - ? e Gern an wavea tried
t?*. pn?.- t',,iw?,r.i and seven timei nur
j t ro drrivr them Lack, but we knew that
this coir.I not la I, I oward B ?
the it-' shell arrived for u
iron threi we w< re takei
'" rmi Fina were ordered
bsel te thr rr.ain line.
'
end ien we a ere aril
? ' i sal shelter T we knocked
1 ! er nh.,-.i' h minute l ?? SI n
and then mj ?.turn? and i
tried t e. but it wa ble. 1
.'ni not suffer pain. l?o/.
men lay Bear me. Une? ara I tried
te r -.- but eoald not Th? n I saw
I 4\a slmosl ? ?
? ai p : 0 only by the akin ai i .-. bit ef
flesh. I fell my senses leaving me from
lose of !.;o,,r|. ) knew that there ^*~
ne to i SBitate, a- d to w ?th m .
knife I Anished thr- work ol the shell
?iy catting oil n.; I? g ai d stanching
Row qe blood wil
n ade of a Mor... ?
"I fr't stronger when the In.,..
itopped, but i ? i rrib ., s I
old 1 he n ight 44;. p|<
<?ear. but it "... that sevi ral of
? en near m< ?? ed ? rom 1 poi . 1 ?.
I Mi >. - the mitrailleuses pei -
tretel ? ? srera began a earch
the
ere in thia
(food i,'
?
MORE TEUTON SHIPS SEIZED
\ll \ rvs?.|i in Portuguese Colonies
Taken l>\ l.??.bon.
'.. Lloyd
Bombay 1 ? 001. Poi
flap. I ;. - t" ei hoisted on all
gao :.? '1 'hu:
?i,?. Gei
, ? I .
Pan im, 01 Goa
? ? Perl icues? Goa, Indii
reeentlj reported th l the Poi ?
ese g< ? ? ? 1
r all the < nd Au? trian
' " ? arbors, had .
? ? that all 1 euton vcbs? Ii in the
colon-,. I e? -'? be tak? ne
FRENCH REGAIN HILL
LOSTATDOUAUMONT
< '.ritln'i.,1 frnm |>hc<- 1
out to the Freni I ot to let the ;
I . gre ndei their feet, and they
pror.tr,i by th?- lull preceding the fn
ittack 1 i ntratinj
I ? . their rar '?
a? .1 .-trcr,?r- rurther the
theii cea.
!i. r. . fj mits the i
ipture of 1 theasl
Ypre? by tl ?? Hr,; ish, as wi
a: ? ?' it i
mer been the advanced Gi rmai
*.iona. rhe itatemi l ...
".Soul east of Ypres, i the <
the Rriti?'-. broke nto ? - p ,
?fikor, fro ? ? n Fel lai, ; ; ?nd
even penetrated i er a amal froi I
?' hat '?? ere ?'i? oui ? ,;- forward
t : rr.chc<. The . w? re . : i u lately drh ei
out uf tliori-, bul still occupy some
parta of the bast
I ? lough no fui ther progn
' Is med in the \'i : ah offli:isl
ment to-ni?rht the po?itioris gained are
be.ni? eonsoli?Jated.
British Consolidate t.ains.
"Ob the i'pre--i ominei Canal." -?v.
"we ! ai s consolid?t? d
the pe tioi taken j '?-'? rdaj. rl
elude pome two Mir.'lre.l yards of I i
origina In
219 mei of ot ? ranks.
nesi ? Hi ? -in i ? ?
, ? -
conts
i ft. A h
'. - .
Ira- A
Th?
tatemsnt -avi:
"III * I \; ?
shown i/rrra'
bard? 'I th? German linei ;.' l s I
Morte snd In the < W f
evplod'-i success! let St Jit
Hubert.
"To the nort of 1 ".
ps'ro'. which had atts ? of our
? -
? i-.r artilrei . rried out a ?!??
? r ict i '? ? r< ?p.- t Germa
east of ! i d to th? ? I ? '
I'., n y?au?Bac
"In Upper Alsace w< l.ave carril
have takei ? ? emeni ' i ?
trencher- on the right bank ol > i
t.randr I.arc.ill \ counter attack "f
? ? ;a led to d?l lodgi '?
the i"nq'jererl ground '
\ BtiOUS aera'. BCtivit?,
ported by Pari" and Berlin.
"O'jr airnier,." ^;, Berlin, "'dropped
bomb* In tv.r vicinity of Fort Verdui
To the cast of Douai Lieutenant 1m
? sin ?tin ?hot down hi? ninth enem.v ?
aeroplane, a British biplane, 01
two occupants, on?' 44?- dead ami the
i,?.her seriously wounded."
Tari- report ? a fol ?
"Adjutant Navarre broug it dowi
terdsy '.'i the region < I Douaumo -
r ;\'h arroplar.r, a craft of the albatri
type. The aeror.lar.t- fr!l inside ou?
Ti i- pa ? .-? who wei
? : \t ?s ( re la ten prisoi
Berlin Confident Army
Can Break French Line
Berlin, Mar. h ". by wireleai to Sap?
? Ule, N. Y.V- Th ? rapture of the town
of Douaamonl ai ? I iteady 1 ?ei ?
^f the Germans in the re^on of Ver?
dun Bfemintrly ? I ? repostad
. redietioi ol the German n tary
perti that the srmy hsd atrength rap
?.'ole. of p?n?trant:? the Entent ? l
1 nes when the time eame for it to do
1-0. With character st e audaelti
not oppoie some weak section, but thr
strongest fertrei at ,: ? pivot of the
tl c fall whereof would for? ? I -
?.bar.dontner.t of the whole Alans po.-i
tions.
Fort Pouaumor' erowni a hill 818
? tres 1 ich ar.'i vas thr- strongest and
1 ehe?? for? of the ? ?> tern seetor ot
..' . . r , 1 ?j ?or?- ol the Verdun
defenre?. Hetwer; Douaumont ?".'I
Vi-rdun inteieen ? fort .?.-'?'
? rrrh, srd Ss?bI Michel, ?<?<
? etn h gh, snd whirh bel? ng 1
1 Rirdle, bul DooBumont com?
r.rsndR ? visa? sf the city, the i.eart of
which 11 lesn than ftva milei i
?i ,? fj,-.oriti rang" of 1 '?? ? an mo?
bile moitan , . , ,
lets , w< ,-e .! ie to tne '?? ?
.,..,.. .--,-?? lUaly under
tl r- eve- of Empen r William, but 1 gtj
. sk? ? ? g ol the French 1 1
?, re airo ???. idei ?. I" ' ??
? oiisp?. ol their r< tai sth ot
lb?- "I raakfurti r /?
. tioi aroui d Vei
, ruatraint. It eharseterisi
,,, .? ? the ? -i-i" tipn thai Ger?
1 H.r.', 4art a decisive Mttle -1?
. . h'. 1 1 isinUin that t are a
s deliberate sttompt to belittle th?
German sek evei ' ?v.*''"''?!
? ? purpose.
4- >? attaek on '" ?
f?rt? r /? ? . ? ' ":''
.,. the German attack began. By
.. ? ? 4. if il ai 1 - ?? toi - ? '"?
i.. ,.. papei ? ?
,. liffirult to imagine lhat the
, ...... ?f 1 art I?."- imoi and th?
.- ???? r. can n main inactive
, . . their gn il ' letorv, but to what
-, ? 1 , . omrnander of '"?r urn.1
. ,.. V?rdun the " I Imp?
. ? ? . toi attai ?. and our u
? -si ? 1 -j t.'-a ai ?? A ? ? ' ? I ' ?? l
RUSSIANS TAKE
BITLIS BY STORI
Capture Armenian City i
Drive Continues South
of Frzerum.
JUNCTION OF ALLIED
FORCES IMMINEN
(tzar's Troops in Persia Pre
On Toward British I all of
Trchi/ond Near.
Lond i i he K j.--sian i
?anee in A ia Muni, radiating a".<->
three mi from ?- i erum to
ard Tn and Bit
? ? . ice? i; ?
l urki h Arme ia, 11" mile . ithes
Enerum, near thi louthw?
tremity of Lake Van and aim'' I ?
i ? adwati n f the 1 gri ,
i.?'. ? ii by i ''.i ?? Among I .? 1 , -.
pri oneri captured were seventeen c
?i?!-. *
? eep of the Russil
ai mies t'. the north and west ?
tetarded onlj by the rough eharact
<>.' the country an! the ?-? rei tj "f '
\ i athci. Th? capture of Ti
enl
In the at tl rl appear
... e bei ? n Binly oce ipiod with a
. . their guns ei
i? ? the) i r ie m)y pai '.
?.- ? '? i: , liana report .
crea ng ? if iapture.1 cam ?
h ' he !..!.. were forced to sbsi
don.
1 he Turks are said to be strei g' i
? ? on of Sivaa, whicl
? of Erzerum, th
- being the only one consider?
'?? i"- a serious obMrur'inn I
ih? ' ? ''.??I'd pi ogress of thi Rn
' improhah
? ,t - will atU m pi to
i nd until Sivai is reached. '? 11
are pouring di
? ??? ire.
The o?rd nation 1" twe?
ihr different Russian army gri
enabling tl ma army, which ii pr<
? eed ng ? ? I I rom l ?reei urn, i
?? nue h< advance without reachiri
? too :;ir al ead of Iti sup|
? g ?uhject to Ra?
g at< ick froi i the I ?
; ... has I" en n?> i ecei I officii
' gard a,- the progi i
?an force in Persia, bul a I
K? rman ha i i n theii poi ?
are now reported moving louar
th? I'.ritisii for???; In Mesopotamia,
junctioi o? ' two forcei
ed by military writeri here si
egon? ision.
"On the western fron*.'
Ruai ..? off!? ? ? ????? a '. "the enem
al tem pi ed an o T' n live in the di ti i
north ol 1 tartorysk, but waa ?Ji?pcr?e
'? ) our artillera,.
"im the i aucaaian front mir I
i ontirnin th? ii pui sui "1 the ?
I lie fighting in this distric' is pro
; ng undei exceptional diff:^
. ?? ing mplete disorga zatii
(.'' <\ ? ... ost and dee]
i i." .
"'I h . ? n- ' .
ghl an ed B I
. , \ '??
..
? Reel including a colonel."
llrilisli Deny lurks' Stor)
of Engagement Near Adei
Loi don, March ?". The ? HBc al Pn
? nigh!
latemi i i ?''imu- 'he , laimi ma?l<
n thi ? ? offli tatement a
March 2:
"N'<. engagen enl "r I: - nd te
f?*i r<*?l to in the last par* of the Tur
i?h official communication of March
taken plac? n th? ol A.b i
11 . i, an "' it? Ij no truth the r
i or? contained ii " ? c? n n ini? a* ion ?
Tered bj i
troops. It '? nol understood ?4hHt tb<
refer to.
" | h<- tatement tl
? - .--i u ' d I?;? oui ' '??"?" a
untrue,"
FRENCH PICK UP
GERMAN SEAPLANE
Machine Drops Off Belgium Al?
ter Bombing Lnglish Coast.
London, March 3. A (ierman SOS
plane returninc fron England was
r irked up ye.-terday by the trench
three iriilei north of Hiddelkerke bank,
the Belgian ?-"a?;, it was announced
-.,'? menl led this
? n ng.
One of the observen of the machine
-. rt droa ed ami on? '?? i mad
i a Beaplan? dropped
Wednesday.
An official announcement : sued in
London *A dn? lay night i tated that a
?. rn an seaplane had bombed u part <?'
east coast of 1 gland 1
j ......
was no military damage, It wsi .id.uJ.
TELLS OF BIG GERMAN
PLOT TO INVADE V. S.
British Ofticcr .Said t?> Ha\r
Plans tor dreat Coup.
B? Ca ?I
Londoi. March ." An article -.. .
"44?1 {.turtle America" i?. to be
? i by "The Sunday Pictorial" to?
r.orro?-. Ma or Stusrl Stephens will,
it is said, rev, a! a preat l.erman plot
fur Invasion of the United Stati
All the (,rrnifln plan.? ar?\
Stated, laid and \4orked out to 1 he lft?t
lter; when they 44ill land, boa i
they will
? ea from i.tr munition factories,
bow they will ?ir.a-ii t...- Ami 1
raey all th? : ? ? si many 1 1
1 ave been del nlti-1 decided on, It
AIR RAIDS CONDEMNED
IN BADEN PARLIAMENT
Useless Butchery of Peaceful
Citi/ens. Member Calls Them.
Geneva, March 3, Tht bombardment
of open towni m Froaee and Kngland
? "a? iharpiy eritieisod yes?
terday Ib the Parliament of the Dachyj
,.f Baden by the Progre live Deputy,
Herr Hummel ?? :"' ' bo 1
..... ed the dep il ? ' remarks. J
llerr Hummel declared thai i."^'^ ob
the pretest of n pn a'?.
rere only usel? aeeful
I t it ii. na.
Deputy K"!b. Socialist, called atten
; ? |pn to a bat ha t? rraed the br ital
enl ".' the eew reerulti -.?ho art
I .iinr?? io btVeent to the treoches.
PORT DOUAUMONT
\ ED BY TUNNELS
Pain?. March 3. -The
mystery of how 300 Ger?
man?, of the 24th Branden
hurs? Regiment have been
able to hold out .? V4eek in
the ?uined Fort Douau
inonl against th* attacks of
the f rench, layi the "Petit
Journal, probably may be
explaii ed bj their havin|
extended the luiSterranean
ps ?get r>? the forl ?md thu?
established cornmurr
vith th?* <?d,'<inced hn?*?.
SEA GRIP PINCHES
FOE, SAYS CECIL
Trade Minister Declares
(ierrrwtns Surfer from
Food Shortage.
Th? T
; , ? Lord Robert
? ' .
? I '?rie. told |
thai ? . ?
Germany was beg ? ? to feel the:
rfl ? . the ' -.ade.
" ; ? :..: Id fall of I nark ia the I
il ' ur economic pre?
ire on Germa ? I ' ? i I
Lord Robert I d< ea ia ero-?
I -aTl people a! -
Ing to feel 1 to 1
of ' ?d "
Lord that a com
on, head' Bryce, i4s?
P"\ng to America t ocksde
problems.
"The j te sal p I
\ pring?
R i< ?." , ?? de? tared.
Referring to he i Ian o| ?
go? ernment to el n the
\ - ship?
i . , p.. , .
? .
ide, Lord Robert paid a
to <
? to adopt,"
: ??.
1 il
Ami rica the
hand rould h ?
.. ? .
Vmerici I to ship
this end
Mr. SV ? ; ted out thai
fs was harder on
small the big; I
corporal io i -. bi .. slier the
? ..
,. . ay hi
? 4. ., - ! ot
?
te "a
I Li?
the
?? a bureau
' ild be
able ?. .. ? ' on hipping
? ?
?? - ?that in all
probaib
to pass, '1714"
tara 44 ill
;?? ?' rough, bei au I po
alv ays pn lion m igl l
lubi equei ? t the gooi
lest
, ,.. ;-. -a', th? rea
ble proba
pari
lo."
Roh r'
? il ? ? si ?? . ? I
. .
... ? .
? , ; . , tO P
BRITISH REOCCUPY
TOWN IN WEST EGYPT
Only Tvvo Killed in Recent Light
Turkish Loss Heavy.
f air.'. March ':- Sidl Barani, a town
in Western Eg; pt, sra reoccupied srith*
out opposition ! . Brit h forcer, ;e?ter
day, after being for three months in
the hand? ot* tribesmen commanded by
'I irl ill ofllcei
l-ur?l?fr information indicate I ?*
the Turl on Fehi
?Thirty?-!
... s gui
fty camels snd * .
ren - \ ng th? pri i
,,?.. rs wen Gs far Ps< 1 the ? ? ond in
1 ommand: \?: ad Bi : ....
oil I and ? 44.. .
BRITISH BAR CANNED
FRUITS AS LUXURIES
Will Stop Importation to Make
Nation Save on Diet.
! .
I'nited K gdoi aft r M irch IS,
of canned 1 I preaerced
fruits, < unit ll :p!;ed
from Britisl , ?arill he pro
!,ih'.''>,i by ? mation, sccordii g te
. I
l?tei ir, liren?e
- .. ! for ,; ? importation ef
these product in . 1 I 1
ceeding M per cenl ef th" amount in;
ported li 191 '
a n il a development
of the government ? * 1 nuke the
? in imall house
expensi 1 nteat to
lin v tl 1 ut luxuri?
FKENCH AIRMEN FLY FAR
On '.'1 Hour? from hatowlca to dulf ol
Sni4 ma la Raid I uri??.
-????. French
s? roplan? 1 rlea 1 to the
., . ? ?' feu days ?tr ?
....
(0 ;i d -!'?.' ' ' ?.1 rhe sir?
,:,.'? retui
The corn 1 thst the
? ey lasted
? ?
, ? on record.
KRUPPS LEAD IN WAR LOAN
1
Make I ir?t Mih-np'1,.11. | |O.O0O.i?0fl. to
I ou ri h G? rman l?-ue.
Berl nd I V >.
\ .
snnou ... ...
? fourt ' ? ? ' ? . ?
I r ?.Ir.ih KrBpp,
uhlrh lUbSi r ? || .'
The 1 ? x il Loan Banl
- bed *- ! .nd th? s
... rlavinaa 1^?- KjD??u.j.uu.
BARLOW SEES
BRITAIN REBORN
South Salford Conserva?
tive M. P. Forecasts Vast
Industrial Changes.
GOVERNMENT TO HOLD
CONTROL OF RAILWAYS
Trenches Have Effected Democ?
racy for Aristocrat. Capital?
ist and Workman.
A: 1.ngli . . ter e
terna! i ?? : rr.ber of Pa
itl Salford, ? . A.
. ge i an outline
. El gland ai I
? : . ? .
I ?th?
B ?
eil of 1 . Chamb? r o? Com
? . .. eat Parlia?
ment foi an ss s C< irvs
though ? . titucnti a:
men. Al th? i ??! reak of the war he
organ . alford Rr gade of the
Lancashire h isllieri and ra
bal taliona i r Kit? hen? r'i i ;
Eaglaad Aims To Be lair.
"The entire polic. of the Bi tish go?.
. M Bi
to trade bel
. .?1 countli' ;..? ; c <" i ? i
? .i . tus bee.. . ted by on erTot* '
to cor
r.er that il a'Ould ? I '" ' itral na?
tions, irmony ?j establ
? , ? -?a'. Isw, BI : St
th?- mii-.c time with du? I gai ? '
itting off trad I Gei
Mr Edward ('ie'. mad? 'in.* ab
. .-. . ? ii great ape?
,.
"The 'ral
bai be? ked out Ib p*!*- Ion ?
indinavli
. luntries. and ha.? been baaed on the
,,',., , t ol mporta into
.-??.. before the war.
Impon . n excese of that
- uraably destined
pay, and I'ngland
? |1 i
n th< i, with regard to
into llollai
..'... heard
ame
oil the ground that thi I COB ?i
i. eel?ed from Germi in time o?"
I ? aci . t off, and Holland a
iheret require to im|
it amount
i i Eng
.
l.iiaranters \nteri?a Ngiiin?! LOOO.
? I- .. ',?!?':. aportanl thai
\ ,4 hould understand that Eng?
? i i trj ing le . ai du? t 'ne ?.? nr on a
pi?nciple 'hat -.? fair to neutrale. A
?5ei .i' i I. : : a- Jiarin'.e.J out, ?
.i- ev? . agreed t" guarantee ;i.'
United Stati agaii iterial ;?
? .,? , ?? re-ul? ot' tne so-called
? a.!'- 1:. topping undue trade '"
ne itral I Btioi - near the enemy
using tl ?? rigl I that the North
exercisi d Ta the 1 ? Wer."
.Mr. Barlow a as enl ? aati? in ad?
i for the ? inner in which the
m ri
? ?
and the mui
??N. as ever \.->lun
, ? .. , ? . ?
of trad'? uniOl aril organised laboi I .'
Kng and," < r.? <(. " \
.i.mi.. 90 men i ffen ?: I -
?
? ?.'.-d 1 ??
II ? total |.
-, bei
I re the nav; <? ? ents,
?id i arrangemei ? - t"
?a in i ibout 1,000,0!
accordanei icttr. the a?*cepted rul l il
oi ? an pul -i' the moai '. 0 pei
een! ol li population into if ai ?
? e .
h land, ab? ut 12,000,000.
See? Induetrlal RevelutioB
A-- the ?? . lid Mr. Barb r,
? ' ?
... the i is t ol ?/
.factor
? i - i :... ? ? engineei
?he country row are di
? .-n*r--!!".i bj thi government,
.? al! railroads arc being managed
i ? ,i -'...r.' ? ? ii aittee of d
l ,..,. ,-^i-rril of the go?/.
ernment. It Is doubtful if t'-.e ra-.l
waj ? ' . g back to the old cor ;.??.
ti\e management.
"It : not unlikely that a system will
eventually be created for the ra:>a;.
like th.it ir, force over the great dock?
of the Port of London for the la?t tci.
] ? ire. These have hee.i combined un?
der one li,>ily a ailed the Port of Lon?
don Authoril . representing three
is: 1 ?. p ownen und shipper .
the shan Idera at ?! the govei ni enta
ilgamhtii of th?
dock i 1 le ompet? for I rade
g ? ' '. ?? ??- into a ling!? '.: ?1
trad? i disti ? : according
io faci ti? is mainly th?
: ? ? r i. garded -a on?
of his great t < - I'
not exactly i aliam, and >???
, . . . . to il
?? ould i a ' be?! i 1 I :
tl e BS ?
"There is SB SCI IIS com
gement, whiel
?*?-?. the met? od a itl i h
id .' ' Bg ?'. great ma
terpris? during the war, ?*l
i real y o f pea y ? i
gh I a
ibat terril)
\4??h a great fall of a .-?
pre?er.t higl itandsrd Bui If thei
; ach di pression, or - ?? ? t? neet
.y more eeonomii si .
Ised management f 1 ri
en the mini*.
?IsjaalMj lound in the Trench.
"The 4aar," Mr Lar!".?- added. "4till
n ?? all memben of the community
Into a greater frlendlinesi than aver
bef? re, for tl i trench ??? the mo?-?, dem
ocratic place in the v.'rid, and th?re
the ?corking mar. the ariatoeral sad
the cap."a. it I i a learned ai never b> -
4- each "-'?
With regard to the discussion be
tween America and England in refer?
" - I
??- frei the I r- nch bi
h governmi? ?- a ild ri
intrj i ?
i orn ? Verdun r,:T
he said "I doubt if the
? ? ? -? front eai be I r< -.? n \? ithout a
? f life too appalling to t" .-??>?
tcmplat? i ? ngly by sny country."
SAY TURKEY SEEKS
A SEPARATE PEACE
London Papers Hear Rachmi Bey
Mas Approached Allies.
T ? ?'.??? Mi rch i rhi raoi
liapatches fron
? ? ? ? ? . ? igi ta1
? nstanl favor of peace ;? be
eoming io pror n ? . ? - ?? ? . . .
?UrpriM r o on? il Tur'?.?;.- ?ud .
?? ? ited to tbe I Btei U Alliei
It is n ported also thai Rschrr
governor Of the I la; I of Si ' r- I
Irving to arrang? parate pea ? termi
???.ii thv EateaU * I
FORD VIKINGS PAY
FORPEACEDENNER
No Henry on Hand to Sign
Checks at Gathering of
War Correspondents.
DRINK MILK TOASTS
TO ANGRY PACIFISTS
Survivors Of lamented Junket
Revisit I amiliar Haunts in
Pathetic "Horse tar" I arce.
.
-
mted ? - members ' I ??
.a - ? .
erinc I - lition for
foregsl
..?;?? i..... ? ist night ' I
?? .-a- ;.
for by llei
Th- . ? their i
>u.-h veters
'??
roui ic UcClure, orator;
. Herman Bern
Pale "< Btthreata" Gather.
? ? ?
? ? ?
.,
? . f Erroi " fiai
when the r bickerini
?
'
. : By
ire i leai t th?
That dart ? K. Besolu
?
i
festiviti? He surviv?
.- ?
. '
Vori ma " I'1 the
? oti one id a plaintif!
? . ' ? '
S'ew Kngla ? ?
i
? ?
?Then ?'? \ ik i ga lap ed inl .. ?
injr of ti, grand
? Vit .. ? .
?
-
, i pros the evei
r ? ?
i (n the Horsecar II,
. , ' t< Lim
snd the se ; Norway, l
?
Drinking M?ng Es? uied.
I '.-'?-'.. i, I .-??.?? i
I
part
luced Scrooge,
I . . . for I
'?'...
litoi ? " ? ? '?
Denms ? '
die R ami I i :' -
? '.-.i Pr ?
. ? ? I wit I
...
Hague and Halg Present,
If) Bl : ??'
pilgrims, v visit
- ? -,. tomb or ii i thi ent, ?
? ? ? a\ hero of Mollai d I as I
e turned < s with great
uinrr
fhe ? i ? ited of 1 ?reces?
na '
..,_., that's th? r us,"
inza :
...
M a ate 1 i s t n i gh t
? ?
LIMIT BADEN TAVERNS
TO ONE MEAT COURSE
Austrian Bread Must Contain 20
Per Cent Corn Meal.
rW::-!, March 8. Growers who hold
hark potatoes until they are expropriat?
ed will ios* b? lues action la future
under t;t"v regulations of the I
incil.
Heretofore 80 marks extra have been
; , . on expropriation as the "-akinfc
over price," but this >um from now on
will l"- reduced in the hope of compei
linc a better tribution to th?
suraer.
The Minister of tro Interior of lim!? n
me I orden l it n I ? iranti may
serve only .1 single meat course.
In tl Kii -- " of W 11 te m berg but
ter ear.! 1 will b? introdu March
?>, allowing 125 gra per capita
Viel ' ??'???
eorn mesl must '.-?? 1
ry? ai 1 wheat bread after March ?i
j .-? '?'. ingai a I - led
? >rte requiring annoui ? ment ? '
ill stocks ot rial parer un :
. . 1er g ?minent con
Off to school, full
of Vim and "Pep"
Don't cram their little
"tummies" with greasy
meats, starchy potatoes or
other indigestible ?oods. One
or two Shredded Wheat
Biscuits with hot mil!: make
a warm, nourishing meal
that supplies all the mater?
ial needed for their grow?
ing bodies. The perfect
food to study on, to grow
on, to play on. The crisp
ness of the shreds ?encour?
ages thorough chewing,
which de velones sound teeth
and healthy gums. Being
ready-cooked it is so easy
to prepare a warm, nour?
ishing meal with Shredded
Wheat in a few moments
?no kitchen worry or work.
Made at Niagara Falls, N. Y.
pawn 4IFK1? ? \Q- isia . n-^M pabis in.110
- . ? ? ?? - ?
1 ? ? . v . . 11 -., ? ? ,.?
?.??? .... a- ? a ,
jaw I -4" . .. A??.
Makes Honte Baking Easy
ROYAL
BakingPowder
AbsolutelyPure
No Alum?No Phosphate
DON'T BELIEVE WILSON
MADE FORD CONFIDANT
Official?? Doubt He Said (icrmanx
Must Be Crashed.
? | a
tVsi gton, Mai 4
I'ii iid< -." W on told Henry t'oi.i
-ome montl - ago that "the A ? - i ? '
? ? rmany lu- cm ?
Carl
- report,
l coi of the highest i
? led or
?. the epin?
or? raili Pre lid? nl
? . t, but that he hardly
: be -.1 indi ici sol a- to laj t>.?? !
to the Detro t pac
While t;,.- Pn
rd here
publicly until within the laat fea days,
imonly has boon asrreed almoat
^ Of the \a?r that
".r,' stro
\ \ ii . ? |o a i"
? , . frii ? no sec i et s bee
: i ranea and
Great B ta eutralit polic)
i h !.. i -i te? hn call f impari .. I i
?. a exen
..''a
?? than
? . ' a id I
svor of tha I
?
It i that Mr
closeat i r,?*rid .
. '
than I rclaral
houl'i , .
Hi ni - l ord tha?
arded ?
3,130 DROWNED
ON PROVENCE
< ..iitiiin?,! from |,u?r> I
. .. i,. rman ra i ith of
aeeoi ?i.r.e to
? I Oil! I ,,pr>" I ;,??
rkage 1
?
? ' .., Delta wa
.',T7."i
tonnage i II feel long.
i ,
?? r- son
? with four Ami r ? .,?
1 !>'? arm>- I .,'
' , ' r., ? ? | ,. I ?
1 ? engera tiin'
rould b pul oi b< ar,: for tha
e ga
?
- i ?? the Adr?a armed
er first trip gui it th?
tari
> - ,
?- , lid at I ? ? of the Im.'
.. ? it ereafl all boat in the
e ai
r ng-er bi ? Ir ships ii
the Li ver| ervice
April i '
i'apta lid aould miit-.c
? ? ? the u
.
?m? cai citizens on 'r."?ir,| are
I Mi ' ?????'
-? : ?? ? B. . ? . and M
A. P. Tile ton, ol Bo ton, aod William
: ?eat for the
''. te Star Cine si the Asorei Mr
i ! ? ' n* ba ?r d bis v. : fa bad
ed th? ; inger ?'>r.o three I
i? f f,ir??, and a - r Ot afraid to do it
I ? ere were also on board ten second
<'i.-r paasengera and ftfty*aevan in the
steerage, including seven deported
aliena who signed a paper before em
I ? ?? 'r.-.'e.l Stal
ci ?.-. rnment of s *y In
(,.-, ? 'I hi ' BBopic carri'-a
Il 14,00
f ?rara
A dispatch t'r the A
lid that l
Boston Fel
rs, bsd sr
i ived Mon lay ai
ime da
ted oi board
iibraltar <?n
srd trip a gun tski i
.boar i a\ .'...; I? I ived
BATTLE A GANE
WHEN PONY FELL
Keeping Mis Eye on (ioal,
Me Clattered Over la
Hassee Plain.
ALMOST WINNER
AS DEATH STRIKES
Master Cltwb In with Dis?
patches. While I onu Island
Meed Rivals Heroic "(at.**
"Keep syo? the ball and m
say ave been the
philosi icks, a Piping
Rock ' ? pen,. m I . Ipp? i
'Ing mall? ' a and
? ? . ' r, para/ with
I
i I a Ra i France,
, to that pi
.'.: i. .
Cal
Piping R. ? ?? ' t
>, .? ma ? 1 ..?<i
read t bin Snuck pi
ek ear i a otb* ?!
? ? ? .-.. ? little I
heard of t
? the 1 ?' ? i ? . ' be
. ? ,. t, of the di nd
the mustering, and 1 Isafe that
? ? a "Cat" i ebb ' ? ? life "?'
a deeertcd ba ? ? ?'
"I'- i ? ?s, "I guess
. i te b . hero.'1
Then trame Augui t, I9H - ?
g th? be sh:ri|"'d to
... ' i ? ' .
of East VI l !
... .. i i. Boo ?
\ , leered
th a Ca ? '
In ? the Atla
? | ?? rti44?ly
, 'A. item range hors? had ?
, ;?'?- at n to hi ' B ' ht?
? ? ? ? | ? . | i a -
;.lrv, ? ink of steel, the
.
ted cannon, 44 re. I ? i cottages .,n?l
barriers ?.:? tun ad not ?
hair on their roui I But Snueks
? ? -, ?I ? -, I . ! ion j, too.
I li? ?. La Bass?e his bm
1er, n? ? ?? ml 1 ? steh tu
broad
' G?
him ai -i ped away 01 nimbly .-? ever
' at Piping Roek. "I''- al! m tl >
gam? ' '
? . -re!.
His ey< were I sod on the dial
line th*? spurted friendly smoke, ju :J
a? in the ol?! da; . BtSCB ' '/
on th?- white goal posts Death ?bi ?/l
and screamed on the g*!f ???;??
breaeted. ? loda of ear'h erupted '?> -
> rper'edly. Ya?t BO?BC ihOCkl SI
hi? tucked-ir. ear?. Put Snueks did BOt
? I ' A -cr<\-?m, th? Kwift impact of.
a falling bod} and Snueks shivered a
little and la
After he bad clawed ?o hi.? line., an I
delivered the dispatch, Lieutenant B- ?
n*:!, uith a few men, returned si 1
buried -i.;ii-aJ
VON BISSING REPORTED ILL
a
\m?ter?lam Hears l.erman <?04*rnor Is
in Seritiua * t)nditi??n.
?? ?reara. March 1 'i '.? "Tel??
. . - from r> Gern ?? '
1 il von B .? ' ?
... - ?, ? e 0 f th<
.- .?- - .
?.? ^.-aai-aa?a??-~??-????a??? ' I???a?
More Men Are
Drinking Milk
The manager of one of our popular
restaurants remarked the other day
that .the number of business men
who order milk at lunch times has
increased enormously. Many of
the devotees of coffee and tea are
turning to milk regularly, and when
you think of it, it's the most natural
thing in the world. Nature-made
milk, a delight both in taste and
aroma; and more than this, it is
the most nearly perfect food that
nature has given us. But it must
be good milk.
BORDEN'S
MILK
Is good milk, clean milk, safe milk.
Any Borden wagon ndll serve you. When taxing
I ^US-a.,.???. ||

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