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PERSHING GOES
TO COLUMBUS
asumes Command o
Main Column That Will
r.nter Mexico.
TO WAKE MARCH
ACROSS DESER1
forer t Nprctfd Jn Kc Read;
for Mart Thursday or
1 rida>
March It Api>ro\
troopo. with forty moun
roro 01
. . night 1 etw? ea D .
v , Paso, a lino abo?
- ? ? -?
."?i tin
lannand of ti
? ? ?? : ?
Mexico.
tar:
?lub t of neai , with in>
-i-.e_.tio- - that about 4
?
.e. . ?int ?nay be
-0 of the larp? li
f Villa ap
,firf ? ?i the erection of bead?, .
lohn J 1''
?ho Major ?? -. announced
?e if- 1er of the ex]
off?.
?
Tro:; ti seemed
?-?pert? thai -s col?
umn ' B ?' '? another move
| vil) be tnatie from the
i a third from the Arizona
? ear Dougla ?
El Pp.- ' ' would
> railroad linoa, while
? ' ?
art,
To Heart Thursday or Kriday.
I '
? adji to
? ?..-?
. i . map?
?nil ' rnoun
Villa to oa?
Villa to-day. i cording to
rrper
. . ?
ear Corral
-
f
eral trail
I. urn
rumbl?
,
aeka,
....
'? '
?
.-,?. ? -1 ? is ren
'?
?wcoraera
?
-.!. I
?
To He Vain I nit of Kxpcdition.
mai ;. ? i
' ' \ : I
?
? a
?
? .
.- mpoaing
?
?
It I.:
II
??;?-?
? ?
v MM
. rii rou'f I ~
. I ?
(.e- Pal ' mmsi |
Of 2,000 < ar: .. ..
e | .
? .?'-.tied Americar
as thai ? expected to
era Pershing I
WILSON EAGER
TO AVOID WAR
President I ells Scandinavians
Nothing Is Nearer Mis Heart
Ws l il ?l'on. March ; ". !'-<
'?' told B
that nol
""art rha
States oui of ?a? lie v?a? assured by
leadT . , his ef>
forts in behalf ef peace had be. n
?: ? ? i throughout the coin ?
try li reply the Prei
"This i- a part
S r-ar.rius thing for ;.o.i ?? ,(,,
to see rr.e h:.?l bring; me th. ? r ?
l?ge of approval and support. I
- ? j ou that noth il |
? ? ' han keeping tin* .
it* and doing anyth i
i ? ted States ra?. do to sh -
I tor peace end 'or j ist I t d
ng that n she * im*
at ion? should tight one anothei
ii eratandingi and
' ? - eal ing,
; ? -- aaaared thai t ? ?
me aery muen I --.onId eome
if encouragement.'
? .iinavian? rame in th?
' to ere, * a ?
ment noi John K.nr
tiventor of the monitor type of
warship,
Adolf Eekberg, rha.i-ti?n i
. it ion. told ?
eypr? thi oyalty of the del?
? ... ? ??- h
-, or: rae handled
?bruit problem tfia* confront
.
"We ... - I -?
?
... - ? rued. "We
1 .od may gr?-. you strei -
? it under your ?
in nay be spared the
O? ?at and n.av be able to in*
e and lead the heiligeren' notions
righteos eaa and
?
F --r-erald'? bill to rtp
propri?t? 1100,000 for th? ttion b*?re
? ?
:ioutc Library ('omnv -
. ? ge d? legal
MEXICAN NEWS
BOOSTS STOCKS
Railroad and Industrial Shares
Respond to Developments.
? te announcement tl St
? ??
ami . the American
border to capture bendita ?vac gi
n "???<?; Street featerdaj s ?h an ou:*
of bul is iss in not
equalled for week?. It was generally
: that this "once*.ion had re?
moved the possibility of ?eriou?. i
-i over our troop? cn#er;r:g Mex?
ico in pursuit of Villa and hi? band t?.
The j-reat"- act it] Wfl
? ?? war stock*, the fa lying
helped by rcpor*
me roven ment a? a?
abroad. While '-et-;
of the nay we indretrisl
. the whole I ?t rapr? ?
?.??ding, incl rail?
road? and the copper.?. The reentranee
- the pul nto the market
*hown by total tran*aetior.? of "
turnover n sen ex ?
. ? mes befoi ?
o v. ar itockl Which ?rere.)
rere Ci ;o:bie Steel,
T?a "i-a ? LOCOI
? ?rifan
? ?
a new high rCCOl
lommon ro?e
? - ? ' nta, - ? 16H.
General I expeditioi
. .
estera rail roads,
t th? - be gi
ses of sdi iste
tage railroad m? atti
ghted i
.
I ? , a:;?-?? vi nea flnanc *??
h would ?
paaitie to meet : t-uch
ar. ernercer (
' ?
e expected 1
'? i
?
'
ng based i l
-
?
am!, under entrar
make eonees ons in
BRITISH LOSE
5,000 ON TIGRIS
Turkish War Office An?
nounces Results of the
Battle of Felahie.
6,000 DRIVEN BA(.K
ON YEMEN FRONT
London ( ensnr Says Operation
in Arabia Was Successful
Reconnaissance.
Ion, March IS. The the
. force i in M?
rece?? battle '.-ar Kelahie ?re tat
ma'ed by 'he T . . OAl ? ?? at
? thonaand. TI IHcia "'*?>
?? d Marrh 12, followi :
? .
Felahie. on the M? : r, are
' at? at 1? i thousand,
while i and ta IRcei
fell ii
"In Arab a. on the Yeta?
'arhnient . | ''antr;.,
supported by 600 cavalry and 12-cenl
me're guna,
?
occupied the town of /
....
perior forcea, but wi
rom El ?a?
\". ? three houi lie
rew Only the pioU el
: ?. panic.
\itlt-H b) .??hip?.' ( annon.
"l I ? tried I
I ? ? tie, fc
metre? lOUth of II ? ?
had been | tdvanc?
r > Turkish tro? ;
rtified
? ' mai indei the prove
anchored in the
' . ?
?
town i tificat
iring all the
found th< re. A pr?a: numbt r
I bury
? were n the battlel
, " \ ring which
afterward
-
fi s'r . *.:.
'???- i ? | all
? ??r.pny. I ? I on of
man, \ea--.ng tweni
i ? ier fl n
Ions* : at Se
: Our I
plreti elf? ? ? and drove 'her. ?
<inl> a l'etn.nnol*?.ant e.
: i . irl i official
ed hero to-day was |
.
g note be pu ed at the
? m e :
? ?
?'?ni_".h
? .
accorr.
Britial
?
ed."
\ n. ... Turkisl itatemenl '
? e main Bril ree
-:. March I made an sttacl
right bar.?: of th* gl ' '1 after oi
? ?
r and ob retreat,
I ?
RATTLESNAKE ARMY
URGED FOR KAISER
Georgian Would Send Reptiles
Against F rench Trenches.
?:??.-? ?.. T -
.,.-?:.. ???.. Marel :
Id annihilate
by meana of rattlesi akea.
?.' ould exp
? . ' tor the S
? ri .-a??- ag line! the i ?
much a ' ira? ta now i
/<????
gainai
I
??
pat ? "an Inci?
?
? .
- Patrick did in
Ireland.
Do Good Fearlessly?
jor no one will notice if.- If this he true, we are iafe
tiling these gloves at such prices. For there is
? whatever the matter with them?except that
tre noticeably plural.
(?loves Reduced in Price
. , during this coming week, at both our Neu
York establishments*
,*T>BUSH?D,e
I9?DO.;
*CtUAl HA**-*
/ of ll'iyrim
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I m.r'1*.
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?It *W'l'. f '!'?'
rutile
gre% nr ton ttt?ds
-
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-
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r',i-J,r
'?-? ? ..n (an nul nr", lists ga tnllel
I >.? and K le i " I
/ or Mm
Ores
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?mri'le'
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BULGARIANS FEAR
RUMANIAN ATTA
Will Not Stud Troops to VI
Front. They Tell Kaiser.
It
?
BRITISH TAKE SERBS
FLEEING FROM W
Search W r-sthnij-id Ship?.
Oblige Ralkan Ally.
All Serbiai i tar age are b
sul a
. ..? '
- ?
?
? will rr
to maki thi :
touch?
storm?. >.
during
BRITAIN ASKED
PORTUGAL'S A
I ntered War. Minister Siys, I
cause ?if Duty a?. Ally.
i
?in rot* ? r I , in 1
? . ? .
till had
? ?n her to ?:
\ - .
\
.
.
Engli
un of
"The firal treaty of ..
ill of th
-
. ? ' ?
?
?
?
? ? ?
tury
.
sndoui
t by I
?
? I' a
' ? '
en gag
?
ther natk
i much
? , ? ?
extent of her resource?
?
?
:
?
?
'.. RUl
?
I?I
?
I
:
?
? '
?
-
read" I
f..r which ?
GERMANS MAKE STEEL.
DESPITE BLOCKADE
Manganese Shortage Wet bj
Substitute, s?n Manufacturers.
?
i
i
rum, aaaei
t?? '
? th? arm?
?
...
. ?.
?
?
1 ? r t, ?a d
? I
man;.
? ? plare.l
rma
BURNING SHI? SUNK AT DOCK
l.v|il?i?iiin? Stall Second Flra ?n the
Mut-tu? and Kill C?ptala.
t. John, N. B., Mai
? ??
? II
? ? -
-
! I ; ' ? t t'a
i ?
and ??
....
I uga ai
then
? r?l . .
?
?
??_ eocka of the vi
and ?ha w?i allowod to ?ink.
SAW PERISCOPE
AS SILIUS SANK
Two Sailors at First
Thought It Stake Mov?
ing Through Water.
LINER TORPLDOLD
HALF-HOUR EARLIER
Seven Youn? Americans Ofl Bark
Makiag lirst Voyage "To
Se? World."
Ha* 13.?A majoi l a the
? lared to-day that
fpe.|o?d " ?
a ?ubmanne and that the
?? ? A
?aw ? | o. stake i
? rey
...
?
Th? in? ard
wil
. i is waa sont to
- ? ?r
?
? el a ?re Ameri
l
? Igt .-??.-.,.?
'
?
I ?
ed for
.
quit worrj ng about
lie men that they were
then
? ? Hartaaaan, ot
?
eir < tutnbl?
?
had time ?r ? to
a to 1
i ?
? i
. ..
? i .? ?
i
?
I it rescued all
.r. who wai
: .. l tai i and a
v.. io drowned
.
ire 1 ? i hue trj ing
.?
Mona?
e returning to
?
?
Ulcer of
. t'r .?:. i??
i Parii
on that
i :\\ v been ??ruck by a
an aeroplane, instead of
lo.
er wa? on watch at the
wh'.rh he
.. !e by nrr aeeroplane,
.i Then there
- on ar a!" I
p on the pel ' \
? '
I the 'rien to rhe ikm.
It a ith creat
; I :?; < j . I hi
ITALIAN SHIP CLEARS
WITH GUNS MOUNTED
l 5. assured Weapons on the
America Arc for Defence Only.
? ? r the
utorda
itoara?
th two |
n her
?
I '
?
the
Saturday
? '? '
?i h c r
? ?
2 LINERS BEAR TONS
OF ALLIES' MUNITIONS
Cymric and Lapland. Now at
Si-.i. Have Heavy Cargoes.
tona of Amer
?
' ? '.?? ? -.
th r ee
ifelj The Lapla
?
geea, in
- from
Brit ?
givo exclu a
tiona.
hipi
eano ed for I
. sera
th?
l bjf the Adnr ,
? ? ? t ho freIgnt
Rea, revolver?, baronets and
a . ,. tots, of the artielei
? triarnfe?t* of the la
?
LONGWAYTOTIPPERARY
FOR SCHMITT AND MEIER
( lub with Irish Same Fails to
(ut Permission to Incorporate.
g Club Tipperar**
ration. The
according I
i rag?
? : ' i? -oi
I ? - .. ?- r.... ? , r?
? - of " i Tlpperarj
ta of Valley
end, are Egid Schmitt,
I leicr, Otto Mil?
POLISH RELIEF UNSETTLED
llrllmh lahmet I ikelv It. \nniiunre 11 ?t
h. i-i.m Tfcio MTaok.
I . ' .: ? to ta? IM
London, March II Mo ??rr lion yet
h?. t.? ? : oa ?v e Polioh !?? ? '
1er ??..i ? dei
and an announcement
this
ig tal on to alio?
to Germany, then
i? asi the iltghtool likelihood that the
Alhea *rUI changt ?hair pr???n? polio]
The British
Navy and the
German Army
were the two
forces ready for
this war, says
Frederick Palmer
who tells why in
"The War's Lesson
to Us," a dispas?
sionate perspective
of a year's intimacy
with the European
struggle?in this week's
Colliers
Vas NATIONAL WKSKLT
GERMANS PREPARE
3D VERDUN DRIVE
? nnllnii?.?! from pan? I
The moi a ?ap?.
ter having
tm
.
Germa
aroui ? ist Fr
: by Prenel I
to havi
I -.
?
. ter.
aith ex
eourag the <
columi
?
French .75, ISO end .210
metr?
i
I -eeu hut
?
Th.- lieh tl for! ? ? i
?
Th.- German lin?
? ??
climbed up on 01
.
|
?man
ia there
below ran n It 1
? . || ! ken Is
'.hiri. scti ?i.
The
? ? tg ? .
and 18th Germai Inn
th? ? . .
I ?a-.? n was . ? ' real .? ? I
.. , U '. niak
a hun
red .- "mar.?
?
it, a
they outnumb?
*....,... r.e
f.ir?' ? ? vi
. of houses
beyond the ehurch of Vaux.
They then organized an assault
the church, and the French, being
unable to bring up reinforcement
?.ceo., tain of tire,
elements,
which -.????? .. gor of ben -,
.
th I in reg
??
I '.,ine they loft th? Bit?
mine.1 .- '.rey uere tu a'.er ba. K
from mar- md the
ihrapnel from the Freneh ?.??milli?
m?tre mountain irun?. In the
?i their rear a eurts
kept up b
?
,-11 up
? ? ? ? ? ght di<
. - ? -
. ? <- -
? the \ <-rd .
i
?? l.sthei
h a -
he.-n , - - ictivitv on
?' ? ?
l "d on
'
'
ng on
'
ittacl
Paris, on the ot ei ... rep?
?
pag e and in the I -.
of the Aisns our ?f llery
?hattered at ?everal point? enemy or
ganlistions on the plateau of Va .
"In Champagne well rrfrulated I -
'roii ...,r \ i a' ;. ha"r- e? \?i re directed
again** it? ?ierman work; at Ma ?
do Chs ?-,.-?.. reg
of Va il
??We cerril I ? at de -
, : ? r
-Vrgonne."
French Aern*. Raid derman
Base Town Near Verdun
Loi Mumeroai
.
-,
'.
?
rd in t he Fr? com i
"To ley oui
?
.
aeroplanes
rt a n 1 , - a '.
-
?
I
"In thr coai !
? - ?? - - i
- -
?
line?, ?jther aer ., aren
n th S .- ? ? ? It r .
tablished.
il g ? ? ? ' i gh I g '
s frr?. .
-.
I ata liai
-
In spite of ? . ?
.
getting 1
POLICE IN LONG AUTO CHASE
I alia? f??r Mile and a llllf. Then l.?.?e.
I .?r that Mil Man.
At S -
going- nort \ ?
Hern. ?
'
?
Ha?
? i
'
?venue, the
? - ; ;
Eifht ?? ?aei? two
I men in 'he car.
?ate&<?0mi?attii
Broadway at 34th Street *"
-
Complete Spring Outfit for
Your Chauffeur, $46.50
1\ /I ADL of hard wearing fabrics, cut on
?** * * clever lines, and tailored to give ser?
vice worthy of the standard of excellence
upon which the Saks Motor Shop was
founded.
The Outfit Consists of:
? i $25.00 Snrfolh or Pleated Suit. made of
Oxford gray worsted whipcord, with one pair
of breeches or trousers.
? .4 $25.00 Double Breasted Oxer^nat to
match, cut on full, liberal line?.
And a $2.50 Cap to match.
SMUTS VICTOR
IN EAST AFRIC
Kx-Boer General Rou
Germans After Stubbon
I y Contested Battle.
Vsrch 1 .. British for
under Liootonant General Smut-,
eently appointed to the *?"_?;*. Afri'
command) haro had a ipiritod enga
? ? Germana intrenched
? e Kita oat Of Tu.eta I'c
? - ? .- ? and ;"'.?r. ?
Snail*; the German* wi
. ?
? -a! Smu'?, under da'^ i ' Mai
?K'rnp!? 'he \V;?r ?>rV;.'e a br
KttiOBa 'he ?-?.p-tar
? m out to-night a? f
arao
March
en ? repare I ;io?itions
? Eaet Africa)?
: ;??.eta. resulted in *
no?t oh at -.a'e itruggle, eoi til ? ng
tunei
"The moat forr- - 'a.- ,? w
donacly ** oodod and ate
old I i * itrong force ? '? '
enemy. In the c>.ur?e of thi ,
ment port "r i of thlfl position we
and retaken ?evera! I
? tween ? o'clo
I ' by two column? of SOU
irod a hold, wl
i them to maintain the po?;!:
on id ? >ng .nor
ingi wl t wai MOO that the Germ
? rre retreat in1? to
ard Kahe, *o the southwe-twari.
la the engagemen* at Kitovo w
nrocee ding, one of General ?-mu1
? I brigadoi wa? engaged
g the enemy'? force? from tl
[a, '.-. ?he northeast of Kilima
?aro, rheae K-d been cut orT from the
? v a rapid Britiah e Ivan?
on Mar - ? and 10. Movement? a
in propre?? to bar the retreat of the?
! in a forest, to the WOOtWord.
"Sim ilti thooo actlona,
? .?olumn ander Genornl S*?owai
coming from ?he d roctlon of I.ongrd.
appeared on *he Aruihe-Moitli road I
the rear of the ?Sermon concentration
? li retf -a'.ir
? ?rard the uoaoabar ? Ba
? l| being continued.
AMERICAS CUP STILL
A LURE TO LIPT0>
Sir Thomas Hopes lo Try for I
Next Year.
London, March It. Sir Thoma? Lip
.el tea Yacht l
? o compete r.ex.' ?:? at '??
Upton, in 191 built th
?hid -?a? to ha'.?
? ?
- a;th trie American cup dcfene?
**ach( The *-hamro.-k IV ?r
? ?' In V"? York not lor.g after thi
??u'hreak of the war, but th?. race? ?'?rn
postponed and the challenger ?*?s
housed in a Brooklyn eh'.pyard. wher?
?? la.
DEATH MISSES HTM TWICE
Anieman ??uraiaor nf I.usitania Jrjit
I ??ape? \irship Bomh in Belgium.
March 13, Dr F Worroa
Pear!, who ??? a ?.rg?
tatet ar ir g the
an War. narrowly ei
??.her?, at bomb
pied from a Germai ?Taube
?? ado? m ? pita! of wl
e ilef irga - - - ? oro
?
; - Pearl with
lebria, but h< u i
? ru-??' | ? '
tor?
? ?:, and loot two el Idrci -
? -
JOIN TO DEFEND
ALL SCANDINAVIA
Ministers of Three Coun?
tries in Accord on
future (.ourse.
?"openhaR-en, March 11. [| nowaeem?
- ? ?'??!,?,! ?hut 'he recent confer
enee of Scarnl; 'avian m.maters t>f
state ata? called not becaun? of any
'pending situation affecting Scsndi
. an a ?thole. bet anticipatory of*
problem? ?-?; ar.?e m the near
future |> ?i, eoasidered desirable,
especially by SweJen, that the outlook
be discussed and the ?r-reement he
reaewed f?>? faint action on qu? I
affecting- the *hrre COBatries alike.
. doe.? no? re.-et?arily mean "Tiat.
?he?e Rations will ?al?e np jointly ?n?
its ot ? liasrje ?-ouritr?.-. but that
?? 11 he . jre t., act vig-oroutly to
gOtl er wrie-e t! S aril tiple involved
applies 'o all.
No expected a?
the i, the i n ? ? ? . a ? ? ?
Denmsr. Norwa
alar? ? .* lir *i h e\?ni ?
? a' d r?. .
are not iegard? .1 as -? rioaaly impaired.
The mil itera -A-rn, attended tie .-or
ferei , attempt I??
trrave a;.; I of ail
intries eoi rern
i ing the future. There was a wbol? isle
H^re, merit that .: ??< n?-ce?iary '?>
'have complete and th ?rough under
? itanaflBf "f the situation and a cot ?
? ?:Tort to place the neutrality of
Scandinavia on ?urh a high plane that
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