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HOUSE REJECTS
ARMY OF 220,000
BY 183 TO 103
Votes to Increase Regular
Force to 140,000. as in
Hay Bill.
OI Tl OOK PLEASES
BIGGER ARMY MEN
llu.r Strength Shown in House
Expected to Influence Action
h> Senate.
' ? - ? ? 4
? ' indred
*? ? ?se of
ft ' a rial
. ;, r army
army o?
. .
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llcall can ?
to l
tuthor
?
? S'ate
188 met
rim, which they
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1 .- \rnv Men Pleased.
? e ade
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-
? *.har
.?
? ? hich
? ?ani
-
.that reaaed
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I
, |
??fnate
? ? tropean wai
?.- ' met
?
'. *.at is all. Does a? ;
?
? - .,? ther
?n un-|
urmy.
-
? will be
?
? mer- ?
...
: '
.?. '. t h -
Mann **ure of lnli?tment.
that
? ?
- huve
? .
rod ? ? the ?Prealdent. [
t get men ia 1
a land of
.... ? ? .
?U that
, -
; eare
I
lr, Hay ex
M)VERI ISEMENT.
The Tnrl?sh Blend Gga_etfe
l 20 lor 1 y %
claimed. "Then we would ha? ?
Gentlemi
? 220,. r?gulai
??? ' w .? would ? red 1,000,01
"Ti ry fe!) u? '
? ? .
I BV<
the Military l mi
years, an?! in all
? had to worl ' il ?
because it I .
ted to follow 1
tan d I efore 1
. -
Kt?r and Xt/ainM Increase.
?
rk,
? paasagt
? ? ?
! ? ? Mi
wo u'i'nes 1 a skelet
-
Representative lo-? 1
Represei tative Greei
. ?
? . R? pub ici
?
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Afl
!
?
Wit
rest oi
the 1 revit
? . . .
. ame. The na!
trial reserve and nit
. . re ar .-.
conaid? i
Outlook m the Senate.
m tha 1 ? *?
ate, h i e 'hat al'
will be stricken
the Senat? immit
...
re 1
ence, a ? ? ai I House
ffer radicalI*
ever, it appears 1 il
guai
-
-
erted, w i th th<
?
The H use bill conti 1
ration for mmei training
I ? ?
of a ''?-,.?? ???' 261,000 I 1 '
eral ?
?
BULGARIAN PREMIER
ESCAPES ASSASSIN
Postal Employe I ires Two Shots,
but Hits Coachman.
London, March 20, An unsuccess?
ful attempt to Msassinate 1'.
Kadoslavoff of Bulgaria is re]
In an Exchange telegraph dispatch
Y.omo.
The attack was made by B I
* f named I
ihota at the 1 he waa
n Sofia in an
the arm
and tl
? ., nt.
t r i-i i-rT-iiiii-Xi'-i1:''.';"1!1 t ??'.-^'jx'.'ii'i1'.-' ! t1. : ?.?. it
A woman need have
no scruples about
Tecla Pearls
f any visible 'difference existed between
Tecla Pearls and true p>earls ? if any fatal
iction were apparent to the human eye
if any tell-tale disparity disclosed the
: / from the original, a woman would be
:ed in refusing to wt-ar a necklace of
? eda Pea/Is.
B .t there is no visible difference, there is no
f.? tal -JiitinctrOn, there u no tell-tale disparity
^etweeri Tecla Pearls and Oriental Pearls?
titty art a study in oorrespondency.
And they are in/initrlij
more, e?nomical and safer
$75 to $350
y % F-iff h Avenue
.? '?''??**??"''?'* ' g '?'
65 ALLIED AEROS
SHELL ZEEBR?GGE
Giant Air Fleet Raids
Zeppelin and U
Boat Bas- s.
AIRMEN DROP 5 TONS
OF HIGH EXPLOSIVE
Oreal Damage Reported Oer
man Tlanes Wing live
I nomies. Savs Berlin.
'.
Bj GOaOOM BRI ? E.
i. ?
20 There is great
satisfaction in Enflai *? ? ? ,
? ' arrestes! mr
rsid in the hiatoi of aerial warfare.
Allied maehinea this
' Gertnai na si and
ebrugge From ?-hat
sported, i
ne without
moni ? ? rs dera.
'' thai this rsid,
?
? east
? ?? beginning of a new
\ ?
' ' ' attacks by
'" ' e fo ?? <<i promptly
. "n t\ hujre BCa ?-.
' ? ?
|
sir fleet . ? .* ? ?,. Inn
rinne?, hea ? ! These wer??
' ' ' .- craft
in ea?.
' '
:
? ? off
?
e than
mass meeting
. i? hailed
pe?
-, .
?
'?'.?. lidered
ran do I
? r? Is of bombs. It
?
?
? ?
fared n the i
? - ? a i >.' ' -
?
arg
er the same ter
11, 1915, tl
?
? Feh
, ' ' . ' ' ' ? 4- '
?
that th?
ish are getting ? il ride. This I
. bases neei I
/? .-? ? D fge i . ? ? Belgisi
?
? ? ? mpoiian? e,
:
?
Th? H ?' tatement
? .
? morning
,i . of approxii'
. ; rench si sero
? splsn? i, '1 b)
ing i t snd at
? at
* it Hot*t
? .
? age appeal
?
... 11. .
'..u?ly
"Al es r< ferred
?
?atement SSI'S!
It sl I rnint*
Belgian s
bombarded the avia! field at Ho it?
?? ' Nineteen '
: .. . a this es
: and all of tl ? m re an ? 1 to
their I
ir bombing aeroplanes
... .
? . ? .?
?
projeeti I?
:r pursuit
I region
f Vcrdni
I .. .:? . ' .?- "
\ ? ?! a*a?
aetioi The
ows:
"In battle Lieutenant
?? ? sus brought down his
day over ?
lines Brest of Lihons, while Licuten?
hi down his twelfth
? . ? Forest of Forgea
tmy lust thr..(* other aeroplanes,
? un aerial encounter near Ouisy,
2,000 MERCHANT SHIPS
SWEPT OFF SEA BY WAR
Washingt-on, March 2C.?
I lie European war ha? t.ifcn
it..in ihe leai nore than
2,1)00 merchant vessels of
nearly 4.000,tXK) tonnage.
.u ? ?iidinK t?> hj-nires pi l>
|ish?**d !"-<!.iy l'y the Depart?
ment ut (. ?immene. (,cr
manv. with ?ix hundrcl ?rv
scls sunk, captured ??r at*
I,mied, head?, the hat of los?
ers.
Two hundred and twenty
five ol th?- ">?'?? British tea?
sel? lust were sunk by suh
m.nine?, l.reat Britain's al?
lies lot! 167 ships. Austria
lost 80and Turkey 124, Ihe
total ol neutral losses is put
?I 7i0. hut most of these
were rele.iaed .liter heing re?
ported < .iptured.
Ninelv-lwo neutral tetaett
have been l??ipedord and 94
?uriL l?y mine?. Twenty
three Live heen damaged l?y
?ulnn.iriiies anil mine?.
French, Expecting Verdun
! Drive, Had Plans Ready
Drive Logical, Says Paris?Troops, After I rent hes
Had Been Blasted Away, fought Without
Defpn.fs Until Reserves .Arrived.
Pari s, Mai t ing 1
terrifie goni
Frei h 1 f the
driva ??'.?'
Just fying
point I a si
was issu?> |
??
Man;, ? tatement ssys, al
ter thi n of I ranch tri
tho soldier il n tv
?
of lif?, Bi-vn?* ?
?'.- H' 1 ? .???. ?-., | .,?..?...?
t'it always prot'ts at th
hegii ning of an action," waa tl ?? sa
If] ?._?"
' Verdun.
"Al .rmani too
, | t eng ..*?* ?? ??r
?
.
dun
I y h a'
masse, or t h e j
i have ault il
th?. ?ii t.
"'1 he great?
??rai Sta?T . i? Ii
? ? ? ;. : ?
.?? ? that I
. i? r,,r - ,- ,
eeessai to da ei H .? 1 n?: ?
V H? ? Ot ? ll*pri ??
rou'd nol kno?N ?
:.. I.?? ? ?.?> prineipal attack or
orpa were i
where . ill!.? ir , . ; ?.Bsatli
esstn?, iti
French flans Work Perfeetly.
"The re
right 1
?
.I and .ii . .
? m pro
?. ided for
and il
t at t
.-? : :i un
ro on
?
r i
It wa
? .? 1 the
?
furrowa in l
:
' ?
? up.
"'1 ! -
I
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?-.,
'
i aing
i
Shellinn I nprr?-rdenleil in War.
"At the beg
French
-
ing the fir I pos tlon, witl
and !i '
In tl
held tha ?? Herbeboia and
?
Wavrille, thi
C'aurii
' . ?
? ?oda of H
From? ? th the i posil
.. iirH.nl Phi n.? and I '
Behind ' ha le poaii
of for! ? - f Bras,
t, ?....- !
"Aft el
lectilea .
producing ai ting ga
all telephonic eomm mica
first linei
,'c'imb. Re|
f groupa
?
:?
? ? . r over 1
positions
n. Aviator?
?
-
ona.
*
? ? i, ? ?
? ? thi g 11
g i then ' ?
kept the (ierma
rea V* tun
by thi ? Drianl
Keoult?, Of I ?r?l I?,
"At the i ' ' '
.
Hut
?
?
?
.
I
- .
ia troops of the <
? ?
. ? ?
by cou '
march of t ht? troops of
ggle 1 e t'a '
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S aj.1
\
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-
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I nu. h -itii.itiun (.rate.
"During I
?
III r
art
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?
per i; n a statt
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? I
il
?
i
'. .. ? from thn
t the ca
.
r.e.| out '
?
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'
?
west of the Ft.rest of Forges, and two
others from the ;r anti-air
craf* g
"Oni aftei two machines
rrashed to th? ? rtl
' ther, turning over r?
?
CURB HOLLWEG.
CRY IN REICHSTAG
? .?..linn?! fn.iti yaer 1
cd nnd unrestrained submarine wnr
fare. t.. decrease British I
that it eai raordinai
rid perhapa
tha i;'
?
?? ou d
,
the war, thi ? ellor la
requir
. triea whieh would
? the
tubmi ....
war tone
tion of ] eng?
.
. - ? t of laid wee*
Dutch Refuse to Believe
Berlin Denial of Sinking
. B] ' ? ? ? ' T'.? re ai -1
London, March 80. Indignation con?
tinues to mount in \\.<\ and over tha
?inking last ????????? ?f the two I'.' h
???? amahipe, the Tubar.tia arid the Pa?
lcmbang. Denials from H. r
m:?n I D ?a'- ? ? re *?
a ' ? ? -
Britisl
the h?
At tho
te-t
I. ,-. ?
? Il m..:- in appeal l
?
? t<
Th?- that
Germa
.
(?erman mercanl
!;. | te I \ rrespondent
? ng commei.
Soria a- iper, "Hi
king
"I-, weald I"' I that i
eitemei t among I
the ' 4'
Pa ? ?? hang ? ? ? - ?? that
.
...f ??.ar
1 "i-.?.a i.? r?. atta. ' credeaee I
.,. rmai " M -ranee that the
atoamer Tabai tie
m Gorman submarine. Greet Britain
; never thu? far hH? torpedoed a neutral
?.....;, wl le Germany has doi
: cituntles? t
The eorrespeadenl a?lds that the "\\v
\',?!k," however, dedaees from the '?er
man communication : ? ,? ,,
? lernten ? ibmarina waa reaj i foi
nkiag of l thai '?.-r
many is not ?.eeking ?if :". Holland.
Tho Nederiaml and The Rottet
damitch?' Lloyd Steatnsi.ip companies, it
is understood, ar? aoriouely eoateai?
plating the suspension of their whole
servir? until German/ clearly dtfiusa
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4
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-
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.1
' '
? ? point whei
?
* thiri miles 1
' ? i ?
4 t.i
It I ' : '
DENIES LORD CECILS
MILK SHORTAGE CHARGE
Dr. I . FOI Mach Says Plight of
Habit's |, Not a Sham.
I ? r i ?
'
the el ? . .- by Lord I
? it - - for th?
t thai ira and
that n<i sh. -? ..,??
In '
' -
ernn.. the
< ?tiz? ' - '
'? ..-. milk .*-hi? :
tri bu ted under Ai
?
'
?'? ???es of the
- . .
the milk ?up,.ly ol the Cei tral i'
ha? i sei ?'.-.' entist
.
material? ul.ic-'r. G rea is kep?
? tering Gen ?
ever, has it I I aubatitute foi
?
, ?. th a I
ihortai ? to
f neutral ti
? ?
lierrr . for fod
der for b? r cows.
1 ? ? | il follows rhn?. even it
I ..r.! < .Til's char?-e i? true that
many mile rs I ISS been t it ?. ?
Germs B? Ig im si ! Northern
Pi . ? . . inaot i
he hi. ?. ? ? Ig ? ippl
net;.- I Centra
? ?
.1
produi '
to which Lord ?
Df. roa M.i.-i . "was
the witr. bal th ? na? bates stepp
the pre??ure breaghl to beer span thes?
countries by tiie Allies."
RUSSIANS STORM
GALICIAN LINES
Strong Forces Also Attack
German Trenches Bt
low Dvinsk.
TEUTONS DRIVEN
FROM VILLAGES
Berlin Admits Repeated U?
sauits. but Declare! Enemy
?Weptiisi'd uiih Losses.
March i ? r.
rarer
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rted I
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AUSTRIANS MAKE NEW
ADVANCE AT TOLMINO
rake l ia -Kin's W esl oi St. M.tru?
and South nf Urzlivrh.
Par ?, Merci I ? ?
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?
"Aust
g .
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GERMANS ATTEMPT
TO FLANK VERDUN
I ilitilili.il fr? in pitgr I
? court and
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-
?
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aa in I
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"To ua fr
?
? -I of 1* ' r* .
g. of Vaux 1
- ? irta of a
.
. i -1 -?? i? -
for oh
; ? '
f the W
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reports I *
?
nenti
"In th? Ar.-?-- ne our art
'Four
-
ilphurou
bombarded I '
?
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? ? "
in ar
- :? Polrre a
?IBB Im
?
?
ictivil ?
?
S'ear
?
? . ? . 'egaincd t'> oar
counter ?attack.*1 , ,
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PEACE IS IN SIGHT,
SAYS LONDON FIRM
Cancels arrangements for ton?
nage i" United States.
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FRENCH FROM SAL?NICA
ATTACK 3 VILLAGES
Drive Oui ?Teutons and Bulgars
and Abolish Neutral Zone.
?
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?' th??
- ?
'
It now
1 of the I ." trial Pa?
V . ? ?re fraCS
lelliag,
ara In
I "t the
miles
SAYS GERMAN FLEET
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