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lOOMS'AND AUTHORS
THE LEADING FEATURES
OF MARCH MAGAZINES
a rrie.inisrn?Civilization and It?; Control?Europe's
\nirrl( an Pd'-sf'.ssions, Their Purchase and future
? The Month's Fiction.
IHK VT! wrn HONTHLT,
V't? l|
-v'are
March "Atlanl
,Vr .
fnve si ountry
' v rh Am? ' *???
r'a'nned and can
f(Vj, I j lacks com len "Our
Drifting '
eeatrel we I
?. ?sell -'
.
matten ?? "'? ttle
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the
? asea I ??
'neu?
tral' ?< descriptioi
4'f the
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lisa for H
prob ?r, in
both '
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for.i. sn Is
llorte- le 1
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ALgtkr, 5 h wing
of vax dar? I woo tl
THF KORTfl LM1 RH AN RE? 11 \\
Chailei
"Streng?; | ??-.".?
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ier.-- S foi their
futrir-- ta, of
cour? . ?
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r.??-?. bases for the pro!
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Mr. Shi
badly afi
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f the
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of h,r
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< >?? W. "ii '? ? i? \i.\\ t nii.i.
EVERYMAN'S
ENCYCLOP/ E)IA
4 ?? \\ .ni . Knot? ii (g m a
i : let ll ?hell
? - - :
' s., ? . ? s,. !,,,?,,,
at ana l..?l,,|..rr
E. P. DUTTON & CO.
m ? n . m avi S a
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Books Bought
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??A' I -Ol I -HI -PRIM-HOOK?"
r ?rtraf
THE H0NEYP0T
-ty Coutlrt? Karfynika
'
ft
If liuttontirf.o ,!,-alliil|,Ave ,N.Y.
wales eeaUBaea h thi
? the affairs el Europe . ?
Il I BOBdl
if lia ar.. de ng, what .
beea our eaarse if m lead? ?
'? Bl I Command i |
1 '.t tha haad ?f the ??at?
f'uM.? .Km,., nul. an ? xperi
? tai ot tir.' "i
>f ?tnei iean Citisens" 01
Mexico, an?j asks ho** far we an
prepai . protecting I
and propertj
? on land sad -? a i an
. - ? ? ? - .
erica and II eatmi ????," by
' linar. ?a still another ron'
o?
? ml economic naattei
elebrat ' I.'.,1':
am Iversary of tin- arrcsH-.on 0t Ver
B,on? on -,'i '?'Hie spirit of
a SUte"; a British authority, Arthur
;' " laset the need?, of our
si d ? ? one] Harvey considers
Republican candidates, tha hyphen,
pr? par? ... ? ,,,<??! i
?Ir. u m's ] erp ex ties, ai d otl er
? ? ??
M iii?iii's m\i.\zim;.
Trae to a long tradition, "MeBride's
s ? ' ? eaed ta bc "1
tinuea te vary Ita fiction
and veraa with un occasional seriooi
Tha old "Lippincott's" v..,- th.
of ail, or almoat ail,
magai thirty years ace, V\
di r its and neu editorship
It manag? il .>p up the ?luality of its
?' ries ti en established, It i March
? - with a novel? He, "The
' ! i \. R. VI4
rnagai ne Action, a i ? ? ?
? ?? villain-hero motiv
fcnd tl ? toi ? - by Doni !
McLeod Raina, Abbie
I
name* Loui - I nter- I
ol?an .
!?"??' ? g.J nam? a| ?ii and tha Ber?
t Why We H
B Mei nan I Mai ne," by
I'rowthi
Carl I ttei . econd of a
on 1 he r...l Japan he
? ? ppearancei put on
Thai Amer?
i r.,r.ua impreaaion
? lapan has r< i
?
Mr Crow,
? ? . to that I
i:v ERYBODVS.
hai 0 many iror.-a in
..-?-. all
"f them, in ur>- deep
that a s onthly glane?,
Ht least, at iti I ever 1
ng of inter*
11 the very front, hid
advartisemeata, ?iiat
iron about which we wen to eathuai*
ernoi I!ughea Brat put
ind hammered It I i
an in-- - ice, i'ublic ,
tl riamp. We
? .? b? lloa |, then
all about it wasn't that .
? ttle I fore?) er ? Now are
.- the ; ron twisted
? -<\ cd it bark into th I
: r. and shall forget about it a?ra.n
to-mon Kathleen Norrti be?
in tbis number a two-part story
of a country club colony of young niar
ried pe ; ?le* wl o ajrrce to call in a con
estie i IB? ieaey an 1
? ? ; -? lad] telli
t th?.eeting ? h 4..".
?
lay - ? h found .'
? ?
. Bj ire
? in their n I It is
.
? d then la S?
.i prophet's
i'racy, wir,
ida of muddled
'
he first in
' 7v two-par? ? ?'. ? ? :t. , "Tin
1
if conditions far
m ? he
efa still
1 ii ?
m?le
H
?trains! Pal
? ?les of two p." ni?
idventui - ." ' ? worh ii
\ ea of the Pa
and r ni ta pai
?
THF SMART Si I
??? :?. the March numbei
Caroline Stii
Hurn-'s "11, r Ey< Were Blue," Il a
wort A
Garland, "A1
I
? . 44, ll,
pris?
r " I .? '?
, ? Luxury." 1 am, shi aya, "? t
?
eii | ime ai 1
wi th?
?>, and certain! j 4.
. -, ? g 1 ? return of an] ? .
. \, -, ?? ! .4 ?-.-, whom their rela?
ly more than tho.?e of
snci... and theli aaao?
? tional, We
,. pt it a.l as a matti -
" ?
n and the 1 plaj f < I I
? ? s ir?an gets leaa
?
it-.::'.
r?:? fa.-? thai It la 'v,r
? luxury. But ?lid ?ny
elf whj they
answei
ly." Men 1
_. . . because he likes
Iran itic and lit?
nevar fail to be
1111 : MKTROroi.ITVN.
'
?
humor of ? '? -r(""
?
If lova. And, for ,
,., ? ? .. ?? through thli ? p
be h?? n?.r forgott? 'i
d.i. wi a, telerai I a I
A new 1
., , r, that of 1 kin|
?
h ment, all ee the
. ? in reeon ??
. , sie of V? 11 Hax
. 1 -,,'\ 44, II
. m's del nit ion of
riefoi Ule ?>f Mr.
. .., perfection J< I n
, , safui oa
ai " tr< it
OB Wit
;hf.y el?Ways tamed ?p
',! r el have baea, and
? , Mtft bound
'? ' '
I " ,"';'1 M
, ? can
. ?.
tt. po nt? i oui tha? .n reel wo
v . , ji. seemed ?t a lo?s.
"Where .!., you want to go
imposai
Ah!" 1 lid "Thai
Kalu??. f.r'
He I' ? ? ? . '.?? 0
1 ? ? e, . .
. ,.. ??
?ei . t 1
which il
of (,'?:?. inj in pi n Ai ! Bg!
Roardman Robii oi
'-.
storv of ;
? '
mJBLISHERS' NEWS
AND ANNOUNCEMENT
G?raldine larrar's Autnbio
raphv David (jraysnn.
Ferrar: The story of
? ' - ? .i r* win
:"? ied on March tt by the nought
M '' I ompan?. It will be ..
ly i'lu.trated with portraits of t
I of oth e r ? ri t i ei
l?a\id 1.ray ??on.
The March number of "The Boi
man" reveal? the fact that Dai ? Gri
son, the author of "The Friendly Roa?
"Adventures in Friendship." 'Advei
nre? in Contentment" and "H
p ? idonyme of Hay Stanna
Baker, ttt<? author, under bii i
ol 'I he Boy1 Booh of Irr ?
"Our New Prosperity," "Seen in <i.
man;.," "Following the Color-Line," a
other books, at ops time associate s
?tor of "Mr( hire's' and now one of I
editors of the "American Magazin?
l ? ?? popularity of Mr. Baker's "Gra
ion" buck.? has been great. In I loi
a club m' Graysoniam haa n
; ? o| by ?if life its own, and, in?
dentally, falae claimants of thi
authoi h p have not beet, lack og
"Shakespeare as a Playwright."
A pop iilar ? d t ion ol Pi
? i
?
?'.. - ? i - Scribnei
Dickenslana.
"The Pageant of l?Icki
Crotch (? eribnei 'a), pi
novel iev,.\v and . harai terisa oi
Dickem ' grou
?hildi m, thi actors ?
?
the ecct
the hypoci itea. th?
? '
the blil
. -
?oi.r., tl,..- endurance under difficultiei
ill, the trust in the common ma
tu? , coi tanc) .. ? I ce i
theae thing-, which Dicken n
emphasised. American Dicken
??eleome th>- book i"> Ita oa i
l.iMith Tarkington.
"Seventeen" is the title- of Mr. Tari
ington'l ne?v book of ' '." i"- pul
! -} ed I?>? the ?? ri Harpei on tl
tenth of th m? nth. i
of com e, to th? age of the hero, W il
. utter.
"Who's Who."
The 1916 edition of the Englis
"Who's Who," its records carri?
to August nf laat year, has ju I be?
iaaued in this country by the Alarm i
i ompany. Thia moat uaeful ref?
enee book, the father of many nth. t
m many countriea, continuel to y<"
with each new iaaue. The pree?
taina S bci e of IS
ov? r laat year, h may be worth or
moat
1 . poet of 1 he
? ?? ? r found u place
pi g - of thia work.
The Fourth Dlmeaalaai.
Alfn I A Knopf, of thia i ity, si
t,ounces for the middl?? of this mont
"Four Dimem si . iataa," by < i '?
Bragdon. According to th? :
note, ' he b ok "a il] be of inb i
all ?a I ?. care for th ? fourth dir
and theoaophy. In it Mr. Bragdoi trac?
t tl
i ..in . ? her -i ace a I
? ure will have on km
elds ol
i> ,
itioi neon th
of Westen a orki rs an.! ? I '?
dream, i : . '
Thicr?'* Memoir?.
Fifteen years after their sppearane
? 'i memoii ? of
grimage through Furone in 1870 li
. . ?ii of help for h ia country hav
translated Into Engliah. His ar
g< r ?.! Ihe growini
? - of Prus - ia, but it wa
1 . ?? cord <'f Napoleon IIi
? ,! thai the cr. it ?
the Gen i ould be ?? i
,
to give An -
\ . tl ... SUI
? understanding betweei
? i ? . a, and i gei I i
..l to Italy, wht re, how. ?er, I hii i
. amall comfort. Engl
red far fi Th?
book, which includes the record i
fhiei '- Pn dei ej. furnl hea cui
n adi'ig at this moment,
Reary James's Com ersatlon.
In "Ob the Trail of Starveaaoa" Clay
? r Haml ton n eordi hi? impreaaion ??
Jam? a'a ei :.?? ersat i a, received in th?
"The fact ia," ?.
g and
hi? fates! literary period is merely i
literal recording of the mannet of hi
n, 1 ha? a n? v. r listen?
4? .th ?ueh rapt Bttenti? n '
Ing a talker. \ ? h Mr
, ? -.
. eted thought: it [a alwayi
? ? ? itable doi. '
....
? renl ating
pari - ' I yet
winning its -.?ay at laat 1
! and eompli ted eleee."
WyclltTe, Wesley, Neaaman.
The Macni'llan Company am
for Marc I "Thi fhl '
Leadera of ???for?! and i
ment-." by S. Parkea Cadman. Tbf
hi oh
three men who. In t
w.re the for? moet I relig
life e ty that Oxford 1
given tO th? World Wye!?''.. the r. i!
: originator "f European Prot? itanl i
: Weal? y. the Ai ~-... an pi tat, a
i ame I he found ? ol Method n. and
I
' and Bf El king nal
,-? ?
[century, who re-intei nreteii Cutholici?-m,
both Anglican and Roman.
Stella Hciiion.
tells Bai soi. the author of "I Poaa,"
reviewed m these column?, is
h ??obi g Eng h girl, a niece of Mary
? holrnondeley, tr,?? novelist, and, it ap
P'-..r-, eei v > ? b sf sa ii i-?iid 1 h.?
[a not at all 1
by bar elevi r I svel, arltl
trong auggeatlon of ar eutobiographl
ral ?-i.-'Tient ni !?i?- character "f the
l.eroii ih< amblttered militant ?utfra
gelte biee'hiiig arson.
GIRL STRIKERS
ATTACK POLICE
?
Shirtwaist Amazons. Re?
senting Interference, Bite
Hands of Two.
CONFLICTS M.ARK
INCREASE OP TROUBLE
12,000 Tailors. Out, to Parade
? Roosevelt, N. J., Fertilizers
Quit Work.
I-i h d -'ranees yesterday .?'rn
rr-, 1' : ea ? - .? itruif
lice in t'nelr attempts
to attack .? ? who continu.- ; t ?
wort i )?.. ? Brook .. ? ?aee ?n
Tin.- Bn ? ? ?? shirtwaist Jeanne
I'Arca I '.ho hand?.
? ?f oSJ
Foi ? ? -? .. s "'.ice Kuard ha i
been | arorken in th?? Na?
tional Lace .?cry ( ompany
from the factory, at Hiver Avenue and
'.t troiley |
\ ? ? I ? a
- . ! of strikers, raan,
i- a?.
? r .-'ii up the H4 .-nur. A
boy, ! 52*3 Brooh \ ???
? .??. ,.-? ? ril -'nr'me the
. B the
a ii doB o? .'.i ar loaded 4s ith factoi ??
indi l!. got the wont of .'.. and
? ken ? i-> bam >a Hospital ?.'? I1
! up
I'nlir?. .?a.-rtri-.-int Has Hnnd IlitH-n.
,.:'. i. eph Rey i oldi aad three
! Btrolmen 11 .1 '..> break '.?< tha
? ' red. bul Rej : ola rec< ?? ?!
SUCM i? .
....
I to be nmc
?
.'.. ?? ', ?-f
... %s i .. is held i.'- I ? '
? | i -?.nit;
. ? v
locked ? I
? ,,ry ; i '?:.
. ? ? , ;.... 21 IlilRhi'S
\. I with dngging Ai i ?>
? | - roa, througl
et;
attack
A.
r Avi le, for
Rabbi i irii-l 12 for latarferiag.
\ ? ? ether -?.r'.*
? \ ? \ .. ? tl? Bl 1
. ? tnet fot erderl
? the workeri
: he?j ?ei ? Am s l i
i..-- 107th
?. and Beaaie Ovine, nineteen, of
215 I .' ' 103d Str?
A- tha) wen bring taken to the
B Jaffe, of i .8 I
The Brons, Inter?
?i eat on t;t> brad,
alt \4ith a Bight?
? then to the night < eurt
He admit? the i I ?ta that
. i ;t was "i
Y\ l.. n ur-ked to
that the girla asm
dragr d to 1 ? !he;r
hair. He sad each sf the girls "?'?re
. $?_'.
Kmpl?i4e? in AatetS Attacked.
Armed with bstpina, r-tirVn and
i .. women i ta ?>? ' itrik? rs of
?. . . ? , at V? ytl ?
,\ n .'? and North Nintl 81 n at, will?
?amal .-. ? i th the police yes?
i ?tempt to attaeh em?
I ?. ien ." the factory in
.
if supposed
itched,
I loners wen
tha Bi
Thei ir traabla from atria?
'rs in front ol s shirtws st factory at
M?senle snd Lorimer itreeta, when
on ?mi es in autom
; by the arrest of sevefl
? ?
11,. teta in front of
502 Bi ? ? ? ' tai acre kepi
afternoon h
'
trii ?? t past
left
by th
Twelve ThoBsand Tailors i<? I'srade.
i the Fifth A
' (fiib-r -' ? ? will appl) ''"r ?
to pande pas! their employers' ihops.
: They now number 12,000, ais
having been deserted by 2,000
r.r.i' will be
extend? ? to Bn okl] n I ?-day, whea
l,0i 0 pick ? ?? led posts.
Thi ha In
| ternational Merc int Ta ?rs yesterday
? | ? opi e thi sti ken' da?
i -? ted thai the) did Bot
?'.e unions, but tu the union
als.
Roosevelt, N. J-. Pertilisen <lu'< Work.
I'n I with l tl< aent ?if
?, 44 hen twenty-on ? of
i r number wen I v "Hudson
dust,!" ? -' fertilisei work
American Agi
' i !.. t. J
it when th? y failed 'o
|
Hungarians, sad they
lemai ding $2.'J6 for u nine-hour
, ay.
Ii Pa ale, although tho Pontmann
r ?. "'? les Company off? n 1
b 15 | ? nereaae yeatei lay, the
?."in striken n Fused to secept *?...
?
f the R, N Ba
. ii ? ? |
the pi . , ^-r>rday,
end one was injured. Two ai
asked by th?
cornel . their 'rouble?.
? i ? list I ? , va bal
rs wai ?? i.
BOO'FUL BABY'S TEARS
DRIED WITH $40,000
Twelve Oood Men and True Go
Former Jury $1 ?.000 Better.
Mi C< rs H tad I lark, who ws
? '?.." of .'.,hn Leon Mart?.
formerly a - r, was a
i Jar] the I ipnma
. swarded Mr-, i lark
r brea?th of premise suii
for 160,000 daasag
Thr- . | bas brrn tr id
but It I the jury ?m hour y I
?Tf-r',-.c
' ' : endan A TI I ral
1 verd et in fs
of Mr- i ?r*. wl eh up.?, ravened bv
v ?B or. h t-chnie.il
Ity 1 iltad ia a die?
. agre? n
Mar'. rited a p? i ??iteJ
fortui ' 'athl r. and Mrs.
I all in
? irk 1 ? Red thet
Martin bad ?l BBS on that occa
? ia, bal iha did i
? - it art in asked Joatlea
P ?aide the v< rdiet, but tha
r,'.r- ral I
"1 nm -.en baapy," ??id the aacaeei
fol plaiatifr "I woald like t?, thank
??eh member of the jury pcrsonslly."
ETHEL CROKER WED
TO BROTHER-IN-LAW
Marriage Was Performed Quiet?
ly Last Week.
News ef the BUM IBM sf Ethel
1 T'luvr, ioggbtOI 'rrmer bos?
-.many Hall, to Thomas f. White.
? ?' CodarhutSt? Long Is.ar.J. became
r riown among I08M sf the fri?
- ? your.g couple yesterdaj
t mony, accor Hag I
- raid to ha
ban 1
? .- ? . : ich, it waa b?
- - .: | few
The ei r I
I ? t me be ten
roa a- ?- ' ? ?'?
bet brether-iB ...?
t .ude, is the a
?
Nene of the membe
. ' !??? r. ? !
a result datai ? of th? '
- ' g It waa aa
a? ho seemed fan;
that the ceremonj .?..- performed at
< old Spring Harbor.
i, ? rel ???. er.
Ethel Croker*
mony ara i antei
I with her ridtn? r, Ja
Breen, ia 1
? d a .it,, n
an la- -
REMINGTON COMPANY
DROPS MILITARY SYSTEM
SI.000.000 Loss in Munitions Re
jected by Europe.
,Hy 7- ?,-.. I ? > T? ? ft
Bridgeport, Conn., Man Ifter a
year*i .tel at the Remington Ara
Ammunition Company >'? i the
Metallic Cartridge Company, the
t irv -?. item thai a
v.ir i.g on Mar? h I, i C.
. ; ? ierit of : r,.- ? ? ? .
of tht- Kemington in!
-.-.orks manager of thi ' ? on M
Company
Major Waller ?i Penfiel I I
? retired i, who ha l bei mai
ager af the Ren .-?
became -?."rks manag
ton Arm- and A:
Major W. A. !'?.
. etc I with
ending their en
?? ion and
? . tl a latter ?
l he ehai get f<
in New York. I
. ooB? eted th the ?
official capacities wen bef i
? i of the concern.
Report sayi thai 11.000,000 won
braSl and (topper riv. pp M
have 1 ? I to the coi
? ..-rap. r? ioeted i". the Inapeetori
? ,. ?.,,,. ira g? whom
the R<
Tins i? given is ai reaeoB for
? ?' 4l .' 1 | .
I'l ??:?? ia I
i plant is Major Peni \ ?a-,
other thaa the
?
llartlev Dodge la the larg
holder
WAGE DEMAND
BALKS COAL PACT
Agreement Delayed by Ul?
timatum Making New
Rates on Day's Work.
OTHER TERMS HAVE
OPERATORS* SUPPORT
Committee Hopes to Settle Dis?
puted Points aid Reach
Understanding Tn-day.
\ - Ige demand ultimatum delivered
yestei ? ? the bltassiaoas
rainera aearly ended th" asitt
? ??
? ? ' ? '? fareaes at
" '? FheB the cosa
i
i a
?
? renty? 'ont honre. The
ultimatum three rrda meeting
.: ?oar, and il WBI Only after
of n - a that hope?
.. tared
Mil del inded an in
B ton for Weal
? '.??? cent? a ton
? ar'a and Ohio, three
reaae of
? ? i. ? rork, und ."'
rorl ' ?
? rune other than digg ? g
were made
? .
, i w .irk" del
1 11
Hei ?? ? - al once itarted
Tl ?? d i be heard i
? ? I ? ? fh?
il n ainl
remit*
- would be
. en if 1
i tgrceraeat To-day.
\\ th the rejection of the miners'
? ? ? i
i I Ohio. The miner i
? -?? d at 1
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and "' it
to be die?
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? e committee
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ir? shortly
? began, Th"
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re.)*-vg. r'o diaeasa the demands, late
Is the afternoon, ?ahen tKe eorrnr tteO
adjourned, both miner* and ageratore
? . .., at a aal .i probablj
be reached today. Roth lides, it waa
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FORGETS MAGIC COAT;
DETECTIVES SPOT HIM
Fugitive. Clad in $10 Cloak.
Eluded tamers Fu o Weeks.
Ons RIO overcoat, ordin?r) ;m -
?cloak
! y M .chae'.
Mittler, fugitive fr.un jas tice, mil
weeks ago. Mittler didn't ?n..w
aal lerfal sewers when he deaaed .?.
..: l r. ? : ? ?ti ? ? .?? |j .? hen he
? ?? searing it a fea mis?tes yea?
t?rala)
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with
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? ? . ? . loot i?1?.? 44 hen
tepi ' I eut ut a real
Breach Bureas and
?
Th.- - severe, and he
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kng f?r 'mm unmolaated.
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hurrii out 1
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? ' was 1 request
'. rar) d? tecttvei
SAYS CHICAGO POLICE
SHARED IN B.\NK LOOT
Robber Charges Sergeant dot
SI.500. Captain a Gift.
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I .tl 44 ith three othen
robbery at I ' gton Park
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ASKS PROTECTION
FROM DETECTIVES
.Mrs. P. E, Anderson Has
One Arrested for Annoy?
ing Her Persistently.
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4 m r .? 4*e?lthy whol. ?
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in M? a's N.itht ?.'?art Is?'
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her. She 1 I ? charge of disorderly
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Park PI ice, Brookl) n
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bad jostled h.-r when she ?raa cro??i?.?;
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afternoon, h>- had persisted
in fol I .a win g her, and bad causrd her
snaoyane? rke ,ief.'ndai't ??.4
arrested b) Patnlaaaa rowers, al
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feat for her life."
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Mai
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- la a m eoad action and
EI?HT POISONED AT FEAST
One Mi?-?:?Other Plomabas Vtetssas
>i-r:iiu?al> 111.
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: mon I, I'M St.m
ft ! fi." 1
theil ' . tern ptoiiiairi.
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WHAT WILL IT COUNT FOR?
With the results ot the Germain efforts still uncertain, the correspond?
ents are speculating over their meaning and the motives behind them.
Does Germany expect to win a decision in the West, to force France
to make peace by taking Verdun, breaking through to the French line and
again moving on Paris? Or, is she merely fortifying herself against an expected
Allied drive, acting on the principle that the best defense is an attack? Or
is she merely after local gains, or trying to regain the ground lost last fall?
Or, as some French writers hint, has military strategy been subordinated to
political or dynastic considerations?
In THE L1TER.ARY DIGEST for March 4th, the views of the Amer?
ican press and war correspondents are incorporated in a comprehensive article
which also includes maps, showing the Allies' losses.
Other important articles in this issue are:
DO THE RAILROADS WASTE MONEY?
They "Co in Too Much for Gilded Stairs and Marble Ha'.ls" in the Opinion of Mr. Charles Evans,
Chi*, f Commissioner of State Railways, Queensland, Australia.
The German Press on Our Armed Mer?
chantmen Stand
Japan is Wooing Russia
Turkish Finances and Feeling
Our Chemical Industries After the War
A College-Bred Polic Force
Wagner After the War
The Theatrical "Star-System" is Tottering
War As an Educator of Literary Taste
The Democratic Plan for Slreng'hening the
Army
Buying Another Canal Route
A hinc Collection of
No "Booze" for Eig Business
English Editors Dissatisfied with England's
Irregular Blockade
How to Drop the Tobacco Habit
How Much Is a Stenographer Worth?
Edgar Lee Master??Another Walt Whitman
The New French Kipling
The Cost?es* Parish Church in the World
Hope for Unbelievers
The Americans Killed in Mexico
Child Labor and the South
Dealing With the Present Legislation Aiming
at Conditions in Some of the Southern States
Striking Illustrations
He Who Hears But One Bell Hears But One Sound
Independently thinking American! are applying
this Belgian proverb to their own reading. The
publication which strikes th<> Mme note inces?
santly, which defends one Bide in right or in wrong,
which presents arguments always one-sided, nat?
urally is sounding hut one bell. That's one reason
why bo man., ?people are reading THE LITER?
ARY DIGEST. This non-partisan weekly picks
the keynote o? the eonti-ntions of all sities and
builds up a harm?jny ot the truth that maki's its
read? rs apprei iate ?the value of every version o?
the news. Get the news-chimes in The Digwti
March 4th Number At Your News-dealers Now?10 Cents
TneJitera^Difest
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