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Allies Refuse to Disarm Merchant Ships;
Lord Cecil Assails German Nott
ALLIES REJECT
U. S. PROPOSAL
TO DISARM SHIPS
Reply to Express Appro
ciation of This ( ountry's
Humane Motives.
WILL NOT CHANGE
INTERNATIONAL LAW
la I ollette Attacks Wilson's
"Secret Diplomacy" in For?
ri;**i Affairs.
*' -
'?
?
j>n?il ?i ? i - lug's recent
: ?
I
?
?han? - . '-or! the
ADh
\r.'.erirari
Advire? rtment
? I Ondon, Parti
?nd Ro???? ?? It np
parent that the diaanaaiaeBl r>inn had
. nd the ?It partmeiit
has ) ? ding on the anumptlnn
?hat it woul.l Le ?rejected. The
???? tioa tlie ritrht
under int? I I I rehant
nien ?o iir"i for defence,
ni ??"< rro
?
? ?
it HUl'h
an agreement the I I Is as it
i'
of this princ pie that the L
?nfonaed <
? ?
?.a. nh ?'en in
? . . . r
it is under
uched in tl
?
rnrr. e.?
, ivemment
- . . eai ?>r to
? ?.?em to the. lives of
i volun
? defence
-. e'rar.jre in
[ | .-. viewed hy
tiie SUi ? partBsent. Baerelp a chan-*ti
.11 th- : of rhe
r.i!. the 1
I be diree'
a cal ?? pr.n
:-.l law in I
?
fare dut
progrt.? of hostili* ?
? ?. eh to
the S
ef Congre to wai >
I
.
?-a-eret Diplomacy \
n foi
ter I
. . r
?
power
.id have if.
- .
which ?.? ?... I
i*aag ?
"1rs Congress wa?
?
views ar.d ?! mif-ht
t a pi
"In I ?a ? . .
?her than .
?
' in de
'
? ...
? only ju.stll .'
varning r?
obtiou? t
?
? ?
appealed ?
atoff ' '? Re* ihl can, ?polie
?atain<t war- g America;.s orf ?.rmed
art nhips.
BORDENT
MILK
Plays such an important part
in the daily life of the com?
munity that it rises to the
dignity of a public institution.
As much as we dislike super?
latives it is difficult to keep
away from them when dis?
cussing Borden's products and
the more you know of them
the more you will understand
the temptation to .say "Best*'
when speaking of Borden's.
A Horden u agoa pastmtt } our door every day. The
galaaataa will he ?la? ta fttrva ymi. When buy
ttf? milk t>r milk prttdm /? he ?.//re they 're Horden'*.
GERMAN CASUALTIES
TOTAL 2,667,372
l.'ind'in. March 10. \< -
cvdinj* to oficial t.crm.in
iv lists which litix?*
rrach?"d London, tlir total of
Gennan casualti?*i for Feo*
ruary xv?s 33,1^H.
1 hi?-, brings ihe total I 'ten.
I \x ir,
as shown in tlir?.?* list!, 0?
2.667372.
RANSPELL REPLIES
TO ROOT CHARGE
Denies I!. S. Should Have Pro?
tested Belgium Invasion.
W'sr-hintrton, M?,rch 10, I
-.' ,t ir.-i,;- by : ? i
?
delivered is the Sen?
"Kar he it from m? I the
rru*hini; of Belgium by Gen
'
- sa.-lilra* evenl
?
biatoi
i ?
fork cav?
I'ruft ?i
. ...
duty.
"The I sited State?
. ml.? r
15, If
tvir?. France, Hu I
?
treaty era? pur?
?an affair, and ar out i
? ?
? . that o? of them i
?
-
?
?
? ? on?
MTh? ras not ?
breach or the Hague Convei
. by the I '?
It?
? | ?? en
l m war."
ICE TIES UP ARMS FOR CZAR
Arrivals Basa Keport Ship? Uaable te
i.'t ,.? h Archangel,
* in Kola
rl ernmosi Rn
port?, to i.
nltioni
Bay
'
? ? ? : \ ingel won
a uni
i Russian lin?
a building h ra
\\ h i
?
because th? Russian
l ?vid? ti ???in v .ih enougb
id 11 ..mi Ko B to I'- ? rograd
i ?ported, x.
On? idiai .
r
eyage. His body era? not r?
errd.
Ian fovernraent ir? Import
iiantitie? of auppl
. . ivisto
left X?-w York in 1 . ree or four
?
?t round I ifflcei -
?aid.
CECIL RIDICULES
GERMANY'S PLEA
Berlin's U-Boal M?moran?
dum Called "Same Oki
Perversion."
MINES PLANTED
IN NEUTRAL WATERS
reutons Set Preceden! ot Stop?
ping food Supplies, Sa)s
I.<>rd Robert.
. g te Th* Ti
'
ol per reraion. It's a
? ? i
their ?
amJ the meaaun ?
? ?
-
fa
?
arith 1 -"'I.
? I
? ? .1 for
?
- ' - ? t>aT: 1
'
?
?-mit.? Of I
-, ?
Kid mil
-
?
'
of internal
:
Singulai l ?Bo ;t Idea.
of the
.. hich . ..r.
?
i
? ? ille
i Britain I
?
?91 '..
a* grs
une not
?
?
' popula!
I allow
? ? eiril ia **opi latiea to leave the
try one knot*--, that a bl ?
en
? r.? Bees
t enl
-.helling a to\?n
itate ti ti l| -i con
? a iin T'l
.". ? I ?*?
Laeitaaia
ad neu
r- ..' I ?? i . n the
i
\nothtr ?-dap at Fleet.
it the] Bosrhers
*h?ta of n'.'Utrri!
true thai their
? ol had -nany opport' ti ?
". warn n<
terlng the \.;?r zo:.e
ink.
"Ha ? Bowa a".7 rec-aM
< . ? ?. ?.f ?rnoce '
the?
' uph they are no:
a-.! Ifpally p.rate?, their
- af rarfare eertaialj aro thoFe
?Jonbtfal if the edo?
Gen - .?--..m of our I
?iceord.ince "vith
re s-?1 'hey cer
ii aal ? ?
'
SAYS AMERICA MUST
INTERVENE IN EUROPE
London 'Nation" Foresees it ?t
Only Way to Lud War.
|0. "The S'al
.? ?
'
I
?
roold I
? ? ? ?. s to
. . ..'? I ?
' . I
*-th, Loth mal ' I moral, will
- .." greater ? -?n her
? inust, oper
the policy of re
? ? w??ek in both '
II ibow tha' tha in?
' of G? ?S kecpin*- the I
of ] ? ment in America
lb beei
? Entente A
? ?
?? ? ? ? ?, ; obabty
r 'oi th?
... t|
-. 0f
it ii
rven
, not
? -, but of ??
?PPLETON MUSES ON WAR
Colonel Telia i-io "Gray lach?te**
II t| Mi,urn if The) Manned Away.
? ? 'th
rang last ni|
H o te 1 \ I a part i n g
"I Apple'?-,:..
? '
ition. He bad joined ''otnp:iny F
- i
- "( ?nee a Gray Jacket,
'? ?.. ? la hi i n,|e re?
: .?,.- bj wonder e
regiment to I??*
"I ?am now
Torn you;
? away in ?i few
extraordinarily
?
The regiment, which had weleomed
boom ah" ??. be ei
lang "The Stai I Ban
' 01 to the
?
' ? ? onel Robert McLean,
r . r Gi
totesl ?
?
neral
. V. (i.
V . ?
TO CUT BUILDING
POWERS OF P. S. C.
? i.niltnifil from i-t? 1
IB ? rfw llr r th? h
? ?
I
t ara)
?. i
'. . ?F
? rvice * on.-, it
eity rind n?.- mi
ilfal iri this matter. Ho said that i
r?>al satal ? i ? : ? h? ? ' ma -
the lsno value of th
.Mr. Whitney Mid I i I sure,
hu? believed, ti
?
nicht i'f xvay through the
? .if Ave ci -
dispute I
I rooklyn Ra]
at th? tim? .is for
invay contracts ?
"Pot One r>v?*r."
Whitney ?l?o ??ti.l he
? \r * prior determination claim.
eh was eoneee ? I
1'cr.n? to Prriidcnt Shonts, of tl ?? I:.'
'
I
?nsol,
who wa
*
lid i
that if il
? ?
?
?nid Mr. *"?ir.ly.
can 1
?
i eonf
-
sel
a vor-:
'
-
- ? di -r. -, which i
ting it
R. Ro| ? .
? ' ?
?
?
"Wl -.
If. <
referring
tion da
Alien Minds Hi- ?*'?,,* alty.
it th*
in ir*
Hitl to K. .1 .1. Saj nur. t1;.- I ? ? ??
i con?
sist of?"
"Mr. Gl to hrinc I
the same i
? -.? . ?
-... hr.i ?
Mr. 1
? ?if ilr. Grout'
[? said 1
nfei
to eoncee
?
? ? .
I
? -
II? said ?
??* 'i
l'ulilic Sen ?? ? ?'- -
? - ?
-
? ommi laim.
I hn obj?
'
?'.Ar. ? n that 1
Interboro ne ovei
-? thi? Shonta ti" .
'?'i)S?
lrrt*<jrnnn 1 li?*rl? -. Pf"S*?satee*.
"' ???'.' I ' Mr. V.l.?'noy. H,. ,t
plained that his reason for hi? opinion
iras that no mention of Mr. Bhoni
. ..? ?ry note aecom? |
equest for $1,6.1 !,000 for
expei ee. It
that | 900 waa a!- ,
aires l? pa .1 to Mr. |
? ;.,'er . redited to 'he Inter?
-i.
?|h.' matter of the Thirty-eighth
?h? old ' aleer ?team .
- aras thei
? ed b; thi
I riipar.y, a Fuh- ',
. . , ' ? m I'.apul Transit j
"Didn't th.- p
? South Hr
rorul ?" a a '.
? -i.-eout
?
.i -i Mr. W.
. B. R.
. yard on thi
and tl "I" no pro.ision
I a yard of iti j
i
- ?, = ,.
"Il..u ab? rty In MaUh
?? -i."
Mr. Freed man owned
treat eta
He i ."-i'... na iiiinwance
?o the B. R. T. 1 right of way
?hroag
M.-Aneny.
William i: ? raer cbaii
? '
?'oionel Wi : ami, president of the B. I
?:. T.
??!> . i know whi m s'
u Ulan
the H. R. T. wa the *
? -
Mr. M
??I do not," -.i -I V.r. UT, taey.
At this poi -.val
taiO'H. peniag the after?
tad iato I
record .?ut by the
?i to the late
eemed I
be :
. -o a ro'e mari"
r ? ' ? ...
' i i: ..?ry 10
. Bl i an?
ta 11*111 K?hru
: til W? n- .!ri\.?.n
.?n the . , . .,???.
oui
t the 1 - "
i to 1
or."
? . .'? ? ? :
? ri-or?!
-? of ? ? "ib-eommlf
*ee o*
t Ms
_j i ? i '-.. u.
Be Sure You Get
Deerfoot Farm
Sausage
'hey f i ? . . ,
BRITISH LOSE
TWO WMISHIPS
Forty-five Men (io Down
with Destroyer and
Torpedo Boat.
U-BOAT DESTROYS
FRENCH STEAMER
Louisiane Sinking First News of
Hostile Craft Between
Boulogne and Havre.
- h 10. The Hr.?. -h tor
I
I' ..-? ? !. sad H I'
No. 11. I. euti il John A. 1 t>gb, R
'.
... i. : i ,,.
?.f
SI l
. mea."
?
?
I ordinal
men.
She
She
? I of on? ? . flee
?
: ' s - I .
-
: tons. She was ai
? and three torped ?
?
French ha- I Havre, of
1,109 ? The bark
???? n baila * Tsrenty sli of the crox?
?aor. iai ? I : . being lost.
'1 ! . lins, a h ich
ia ' ?brusry 4,
?
Three i were
. Msrch 10, A Hava? ?1 --
frctn I
.ht at,
II o'clock. All 1
H ?? pre
sumi d thai th?
i.i ?rating
?
II..v..e, and a pedoed 1 Her?
'
British ?team-hip Hanaal
bad boon running between ?
? its n" ?! Havre ar.d Bordoi
, ? wa. Th" Hi.rniat
am '.zed freighter. ong
n the Oriental trad >, i nd i
| in ? |oi ??h? it SJSST U
'? ?den and 410 f"et long. *
-ported in IV/ic^t
vember 1". IBIS.
rhe 1 liaae had arrived ironi Si
,?h port ?he left on Feb?
ary II, entering Kewporl Sews
irj 17, and leaviriL- or the folio
? I !?>'; '.' ia I'.-?
ar Dunkirk and wa- ow?-e,t by the Coi
agn b ?ienerale Tranaatlaatlque. s
178 feet loi
beam. She had tor mai
? fed ' n ' ran?at'.ant
passenger lervice, meetly to ports ?
Golf of Mexico.
Thi? is the Bret .?ord ? 'n-.? bas be?
piven eat regarding the preeeaee of
it ;..i rl el 'he Fren?
\ .-.niable shipping ree.irii? ma?
im mention ? ;' a reeeel naaaed Henai
? - ?
COUDERT SLAPS CAREW
FOR ARMED SHIP STAN1
Calls Him "Merc Ry Product o
Imperfect Nationalization.*'
ederic R ' ? idert?the aathority e
? atonal law. replied yesterday t
rhe letter I ' Rep ??'.entat.ve John i
? mew, of the 17th District,a?d*/iainghi
titaeata. of whom Mr. Couvert i
Anierr.-an ship if >'?
. . to Ma" aad saying that ?
? el ? ??n h belligeren
"i? gailty oi h treaaeaaale i -
?d of the sapreme patriotic dut;
.--.??r. man owes to his country.
"I i.?' airead) aware," wrote Hi
your viewe ii
eraraeat geaeratl]
were in favor of - impending A'riericar
? ?hts at the beheet of foreign pow? ra.1
iting that, except in cac<' of ex
treme neeeeeitr, he would not venture
en Mii'h i, periio':,-? aadertaking a.-, the
? i undoubted rigata. Mr
? oudert continued: "Nor have I any
tion ef Halting New Meaieo or
-, lor th^ warning g.ven by yowr
great chi??f, the late Secretary of State,
to Americans to suspend their rights
to truTel or r? side in Mexico his *??
ed that country of American cit
that thp innocent pantinie of
i sughtering them has been necessarily
'erred ai?ro.?rs the Rio i.rande.
"It wis kind of you frankly to t'aie
your political principle? othcrv? i<.?
you m:?l ? have pH-sfd ii.ro the limbo
nonentity us ? mere neg
ligible incident in the political ma
-. of the aatioa.
"My own impression is that yon, and
>0'j'- kind, art- a mere byproduct of
an ;mperiV.-t American na'ionalization.
and thai you will m time dieappear
from the body politic as the unhealthv
humors are thrown ntr the body of the
inralid ander sanitary ami w,?-e med?
??al treatmeat."
The lettercloeee with renewed thank?.
for Mr. ? are'v's SOlleitOdO.
BOND SEIZURES
IRRITATE DUTCE
Bankers Say British Have
Taken Over ,S10,()OO,000
U. S. Securities.
Amstenlam, March 10 Banking sir
cle? here give lin.i"loejeOO to $l'J.i?O0,i?Oi
a? th? ?frri-refrste x?|tie of American
i? uril ea 11 d eoupoi * taken b
British governsseat Irea the Dutch
?tesasen Xoordani ?'id Iloticrdani on
outward voyagea itnee be middle el
.January. America) purchaser? of the
Securities and coupons. It - -?
eefved empty or partly empt) envelopes
eontaining a Bnti?h official aotineatio i
thai the musing content.* would he
brought before .? prise court.
Banker* here batiese the Brit -
?ire to p'l*. sn end to The aale of l.er
rran-ownod ?ecaritie? throijrh Holland
i? 'ustiffed, but complain ?hat no* only
r*a\?. Ar.rerican bond* whsee i.ern?"'
stamp? might sroos? luspicion of (?er
man origin been ?eired. hu? thai' parel)
Dutch property baa ?'?<i aaffered the
Bar - '4'?. T r .?> ael irhj Great Br.*
aifl co'ihl no' have rade enemy ovmed
leenritie? contraband at nrst, ??here
upon the banker? would have ?.-te.1 a
cor'I i ugly.
The banker? !<iay that Hollaad'? I
vestment? in American r?ilro?a.
ntiustri.il enterpr -- total llSi?1
UDO. ?i d p- nl .? ;T*
??ouid -.t ir ***
tere*t due by neutral .iehtora U -ZJ
creditors could be ri,??r,,j^J)
banker?, haxe large accumuUti??. '
teetu ' A?!L!
X? Inch, in ' ??'aiSil?
'Ht*
? ?
.
|T?I1 ill ?run ? ? -a
In tin? n.raii tiSM .. Am,',..
banker? continu? !>??
coupons, in the I i
??n re!????. ?. ?J**
major'
' *-*r? v
'?
NON-COMBATANT DKAD. Isa,
\s,..|itli I,ne? I igai ? .if I'hoa- SL
h?. Ilr l.i.ii i-i
l-xi;'?'' ' ? rh? iiumWr
nonce
ain's eneniien ? neo tho h?K
the war ?...
l.nuith wri'o? i resl? ?.
ni.I ra
combats - ?n ba?.
Bril ?g y???.
b..:-x?'- - V -? . I, II I Karri|
Ifli
%pF fj&Oi t\wLm 5r_?tb c?tAef*B?
BAKING POWDER
Absolutely Puro
Used by teacher? of cookery
?and baking experts because
they know it makes the finest
and most wholesome food.
No Alum?No Phosphate
,-plWWIW'l .'Hi '. ' J'*??-'WWW
g-atifca^^*-?
Where the
United
States
Stands on
MESS
P?
A babel of op'rions ?I heard throughout tbe land,
to the ?bewilderment of citizens and legislators, on
??rhat is considered by many as "the most important
question before the American people since the Civil
War." You rend of ardent advocate? of national
defense wanting
An Army and Navy Big Enough
"to Lick the World and
Keep It Licked "
Their stand is revolting to those of pacifist lean?
ing who claim that after the European War we will
be ?safe because that great conflict will keep hitherto
powerful nation! "bled-white" and unable to fight
again for fifty or a hundred years.
In order to explore and map out this jungle ot
conflicting opinions, TlIK LITERARY DIGEST made
inquiry of the hundred editors in every State of the
Union on three points:
How Largo an Army Should We
Have?
How Largo a Navy?
Is There Any Reason to Fear the
Peri! of Militarism in Increasing
Both Branches of Our Defense?
in The Literary Digest for March ilth the
result of this nation-wide poll is given, it present? a
graphic and correct gage of public opinion on this
tense subject. 'I here are interesting and comprehen?
sive report'?, personal and editorial, from even
State in the Union, classified geogr-aphicalVfro-fT* the
Atlantic ?Seaboard, the Gulf Region, the Central
State*, the Far Wert, and Pacific Slope.
For the first time, the ?-Vrnerican people, b***
reading this article, will get a reliable and weil-in
formed idea of just what the Nation wants m the
way of preparedness.
Must Manhood Service Go
With Manhood Suffrage?
Whether compulsory military training will be a
necewrary corollary of an adequate system of de?
fense is answered in this article, and this phase of
it is particularly interesting.
if You Would Know ALL SIDES of tho Vital
News, You Must Road The Literary Digest
The big Preparedness feature in the March 1 lfh
number of THE LITERARY DIGEST does not. by any
means, constitute all the good thing* in this Dumber.
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