New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, March 28, 1916, Image 3

Search America's historic newspaper pages from 1756-1963 or use the U.S. Newspaper Directory to find information about American newspapers published between 1690-present. Chronicling America is sponsored jointly by the National Endowment for the Humanities external link and the Library of Congress. Learn more

{
                  title: 'New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, March 28, 1916, Page 3, Image 3',
                  download_links: [
                  {
                   link: 'https://www.loc.gov/rss/ndnp/ndnp.xml',
                   label: 'application/rss+xml',
                   meta: 'News about Chronicling America - RSS Feed',
                  },
                  
{
    link: '/lccn/sn83030214/1916-03-28/ed-1/seq-3.jp2',
    label: 'image/jp2',
    meta: '',
},
{
    link: '/lccn/sn83030214/1916-03-28/ed-1/seq-3.pdf',
    label: 'application/pdf',
    meta: '',
},
{
    link: '/lccn/sn83030214/1916-03-28/ed-1/seq-3/ocr.xml',
    label: 'application/xml',
    meta: '',
},
{
    link: '/lccn/sn83030214/1916-03-28/ed-1/seq-3/ocr.txt',
    label: 'text/plain',
    meta: '',
},

                  ]
                }

New-York tribune. [volume], March 28, 1916, Page 3, Image 3
About New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924

Image provided by: Library of Congress, Washington, DC

Image: of 14.

Page

All Pages

Issues

All Issues Text | PDF | JP2 (6.2 MB)

New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]), 28 March 1916. Chronicling America: Historic American Newspapers. Lib. of Congress. <https://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn83030214/1916-03-28/ed-1/seq-3/>

Newspaper Page Text

CZAR SWASHES
TEUTON LINES
ABOUT POSTAVY
Berlin Says Foe Attacks
in "Unprecedented Num?
bers" ?Denies Gain.
AEROPLANES DROP
BOMBS ON DVINSK
G?.rman Correspondents Say
Siberian Corps Wiped Oi:t
in Assault.
Ion, March 27. More Teuton
?uve crutr :
'
"
thia ovenli
?.? of
" ' ' '
? - . :Ten
tweet Lakes Na
rocz s- ?BCO-JBtaTBd
lance.
Stolbtzl ota
?ovo, BOBthweat of
. . - ? .
: ng.
I 'lombard I>vir?k.
aa?l are ?aal ?
.. ? ? ? "iaah
I row.!
? ? e*ved
' ' ?
'
' ?
?_ /? a* J
of \ ids-*,,
captured
'
the
? -a ?
- ?
?-..'?
'
an
v. eat
?
?
. :ur?d
'
-
Wil"
?rid en the railroad den ?? !'?**
Karanovichi and Mini ?
Brrlrii. March - ? ? ?
'?? rea]
an fi
thi
*
'-.*?
ocra?? n art ? , ??
?
I
"T! ?
?
i.rutai
It regimen i
. ' m en re t urn <
-
eeaai
BANDITS RAID RANCH;
U. S. TROOPS ON TRAIL
Two Detachments of Cavalry in
Pursuit of .Mexicans.
March 27. Mi
? ? o ranch of
Henr
Tex., ami. ? m *.
of thif
1 w.. ? 's of the -?
? -
p from Fa
?
n the
? ? ? e, at th<
? ? ?
.*?'. t ? .
di?t_- ce tele] ...
foreman. 1
t.uar.? roni Fu
? ? ? .
' ? i. batl
?
: rush.
ting at Amei pan
:
biitiri;*- an Tex., and
tei
? i rjramred ??????? or..
I_ite to-day Ed ??<?: ? I Horn,
htl\;-< hat he w-as
t.rt-d on l - ? ?
he wa . - ? Horn
? ? ] - '
>
COLUMBUS CITIZENS
SEEK PAY FOR LOSSES
Insurance Companies Not Liable.
They Ask Federal Aid.
. -. ?--**?- T
E! Paao, Tex., March IT. I'r
I theif * : * ga and
who lost their ?tor, '
Coods in the fire thn; Y;'.!a tl I
Colm hua, N. M , can
.mee i
, . -. . . . ...
?? on their homea, itori h*id
that all of the
I
M for losses re
?-.-??
? ? ? aro to be i the .
' ?
Villa re I being ma
the government
-.. had
at to
the i i .......
?
? ? ? . -, . ? .
entitli then they
AIR SQUADRON
FAILS IN MEXICO
Two 'Planes Destroyed.
Four Others Out of
Commission.
MOTOR TRAINS ASKED
FOR 200-MILE LINE
i
Fifth Cavalry Sent Over Border
? Senate Republicans Leave
Wilson Unhampered.
*-*.-? .1 ...
Wa fa Bffl '. Marea ?'". Its lines of
communira'ron entended to more than
? ? ?- g es, the virolos i
in?- "intern*.:?? ntly," :?*?<, of the Orisri?
'? '.? ? ? foai
Othen onl of enrr.m; .-ion, the American
cfiiurr.'. ?? . ,-t, ?c working
rr.firmr.uv diffleull * ral 1
? ? call to tl
' I ' ' - ? ? ; ?
? .. ....
? eh was urdered
to the bord? r a vteek ag
tant into If? to aid in i
tl at a.? the Hn?| extend .he ? ?
len cf mai. .ining them without more
men will he a scriou.- one
A Ftaterr.? r.t ? ? ? -? ?-,-..? at '"-a
Daker to-day arfrr::? thai "? xc tement"
ha? prevail ' or.?? the border for the
last few day?, hut add? that lat? I
pi-'rt? "show eenditioa? to he ,
This la tl ? ? * rT*.r..--, 1 admiaalon here
that there ta* hier, tr'.'.ihlc of a:
on the Mexican boundary since the
troop.? ?*ntered Ml I
All fact! . ? e? rr.T.c the loca..on and
numenca. adequacy of the fi.rce? in
Mexico are a*itl held.
( a? airy on !*hort Katmri?.
t a shot has been fired
tl ? American tl their ei
?
long thil ? "??t r'T.M'f- the main j
arrr.y \? ":. the : ..rder, the lack ? I
munieation bj wireless end i
Bnd the ?hortage of r? ?
t the colaran ar? ai? ? .? ? r?
OBcern While thei
I food or othei ? for the
,. ?
.?.re on short ration?.
1 he departraei l I boon in
.... .... ., . - ?-.
.*;,.-.
comm.v*;or. ar? said to b(
r ? -.? ;.r.r ',s and m.'
S?cr?ter; Bal ? i tatei ni '
"All the information the
has from the border shoe
? ? ? ? quiet and the ?
? ?ait few i??
We have no
t bel ?'? sol- ;
foi f any 1
g tomerd, ? ? ? -
?
..... ...
I___
???_.?I?-? I ? I. , I, I ?
; IHitiftlixlamptimSbiiiB
'TpHERE arc many novel and original features
-a in the neu* building of the Hampton Shops
directly lacing St. Patrick's Cathedral and dominat?
ing its surroundings in so striking a lashion.
REACHED from the picturesque Vestibule
Court there ic, for instance, the Great Hall
which,with its lofty roof and suggestion of duskily
paneled walls, makes so ideal a setting for its
harmonious gathering o? convincingly admirable
Reproduction*.
THERE are the eleven spacious Gallerie?, each
one with itf display o? Hampton Furniture,
and within a few short weeks there will be a sur?
prising number of beautifully decorated and fitted
Room-Interiors.
;
? A?*"???** ol tnCvf feature?, however, are subsidiary
aI\ to what ha? for vear? been the main purport
of the Hampton Shops, namely, to offer to its
clients an opportunity of selecting such Furniture
I as shall delight by its subtle relationship to its
future surrounding .
? Hampton ?bopg
10 East jllth ?lrrrt
.faring &t. ilalrirk'fl C?a?hrbral
intu? -jjurk
i
? ' * .* Th' J
?
. ..
... . -ho d?"?-?
'
"In addit
?
?????.
I ?
* .
* the arrop?a
?
? rrf
?
? ?
- '
| ported ? ?
? ?
eld thai
mporta . I an
? ? ?
-
? ? -?ce to-di
' '
deal r
- nee wai
?
. ... . . . ?
fac?
(Ecial i i
. port.?, ?
? ? at he hi
.
the
- ?
? ? ? ?
?
. thi
and ? ?
'hen
eeipl
?
: I
......
Mr. Ai
.-ion t
'
.... .
. ranaa.
plying 1 the r? -
...
? ?-.-?
for prompt
?
re the terma of th
?
rceasil ? ne tl
? ? ?
ate.
? ? . ? '
. _ .
?
? ?
. . ? I mai i
??-.-.
'
....
sei ? ? lay th?
? -
. : ? ?
i ? .. ha:
i forcea l
? Hano
?
- ?
? ? -
he i f El Vail?
? -
hei naid to-da;
??-.-.
rancea as 1 titadi
.. ...
poinl t that i * . i n
'
? ? .. .
Mexicai
been or
to Tarn]
?
red tf
at that
... . . . ?
pi
?
- i
at 1
alarm. 1
?
? ?
* :
tarly Capture of Villa
Not Regarded Likely
Snn A:.t I March t. Fra:.
'. ? ' -?-,-?
? I
him to a
....
? * .
eta according
I
?
.*
?
: ?
? TOOpS
??mi known
v.ere yet riding
hard Btor>?_ th?* I ' la.
It ?? ? ? ? early
i would h*
? ? ? Wltl their -
? ? ?
. . , g .. , .
. ai ; vas
? In kee; -
? ? ,; imerl
.- ..f the
?
t or that
- mort
... ...
ern
? ?
;??- ?'?? ? ?
e fore?
I fi-ram
artei
? hn.?
?
?
?aid the
' :>n to
? -?
Cutaways will be
The Vogue at Easter.
Coat and Waistcoat $31.
Vicunas and Thibets in oxfords, black and grays
Materials that drape and tailor to perfection The
one-button cutaway, silk lined and braided, is str: I
correct for formal functions. English trouberings. f]
To measure only*
Atithrim
The Same Prices at Both Stores
Broadway 30 E. 42nd Street
and Ninth Street Bet. Fifth and Mad. Aves.
Exclusively Custom Made Clothes $20 to $50
DENIES ARMY USE
OF RO4ADS, REPORT
( '.-Tanza ?Said to Have Re?
fused Privilege to Ship
Supplies by Rail.
9 SPIKS EXECUTED
AT JUAREZ, IS RUMOR
Sripers Reported to Have Fired
on Americans Ridin"* on
Border Road.
? - - --
.'a?o. Tex.. March tl
?re 1
tO-Bifl ? - He!!,
eomrr.ar.dir ** the Fort 1 I thai
. the
' ? s of the ra >oad.?
... ...
' ' ' . ?
: ? regret
?
- -rucks.
aa at present
.
-
in eonsa ..?e wa?
?
ured
?
; . . . ...
.
rhe nine 1 . :
? Bu?[.. ! being Villa 1]
? ?
-
?
in Juarez,
?
'. . ? .
rtlea.sed 01 ?
?
?.
Persh 1
?
?
-
Alkali in 1
.
I to gi ?'?.?. ? ?
?- ?
? ?
.
pita froi
11 I
pent
the bordei
?
? ?-. the
base hospit
Fo r l ?. 11 a 111 ' ?
- .
...
Arr
?
- on the
mi
t was 1
.
I
. ?
(Rcers
- - War De
- con
. . ? ?
?r the
u ?
"
?
In 1 ? ? . ?
team
? -our.- i
near,
?
?
? team
i
s fltd.
HEAR TORRE?N FALLS
TO VILLA'S FORCES
Ri?L'Cce*. at Border Say Resist?
ine Towns Are Sacked.
- ? -
Gal- a
a war'ar? ? ? ? lays. Vil
.... .
,.
?? ?
huahua and Coahuila, according: to ;n
Bg the border to-day. ;
In tl tin| bee declare.
? lo?t,
? troop? ha?
*.. ?
ad to
have beei
eras ?ncked
?
' '
??
?
?
?? ?
? ? ? '
PLAN TO SEIZE RICHES
OF CHURCH IN ME.XICO
Meet
M
Met*
... ng 'he
: ? '
o'uc elerg* thi - il I i ? ?public
? ?
?
'?can.
*.co are rc
? -
-
?
-ve to
. ?
? tl
esenl
? meta
?
Th? .
? -
thai the
?
Ut the ne?
nn.
Goes from Grave to Dead Sor.
?
?
?
?
? ? ?
?
?
lead, .-he
PURSUIT OF VILLA
SWEEPING SOUTI
l??l fmni pur? 1
?.-?:?? g into ?
?
?
?
?
?
?
Villa ti ' *
among tl ? .- ?
? ? ? ? no up i
I ?
: ? been ]
?
?
?
the i
i
?
i -irranrUta?. Krall?. \idin?-.
Diaappeai ..-??*
....
? ? ? ? Villa
t Ai * n headquar
?. ?
?
...
*
i
?
?
'
...
'
?
' g ordere 1 ? ? -
? ?r of Chihuahua, tc
'rom all i- ?
the Ameri?
? i nnj
titul for ? Hii
nta ir
-, enlj
? ?
? ? . ? .- '
, com?
.- ? the gal
-
r |
Hi i BafSed, Horno.. Jaded.
?
retreat fi
-
?a rn out
.- - loma ol
V.' ' t
?
? ?,m he
?
.*
employ?
.
-
ai ? ?unce-d
tion g a
. *e
.....
? ?
more each <iu>.
but in more
artet pre
*
?
?
-
.....
? ?
?? . . .
have
.
? has eomi
? i --
Pr?>ud 4>f < BTal*7*a Record.
? r-ead
? -v ta\
for be
:
?
?
bandit
Th? ?
. .11 eontinui . - - :'or ?t
?
that
I
? ?au??
? ?
all
.. .
?._?.. . -.
U.S.FL?RNEAR
DEATH IN DESERT
Lieutenant Gorrell Forced
to Abandon 'Plane in
Mexican Sands.
WANDERS TWO DAYS
TORTURED BY THIRST
Reaches Water Hole. Then Com?
mandeers Mexican'?. Horse
and Gets to t amp.
. ? - -
Columbu* N " ?
from thirst
. -
? ? parched SS
...
with the I *
.... . .
?
till him.
.chine
.
? r'jctt'il to meet 1
i
count
' nignt a week ago oi ?
. .
eral I
landing pli U
?
be i il ? ,-. sne
U .t?. les? than a pir t I
canteen he ha;] filled al
'
?
Feared to Walk Er
tie B th?
nighl
h i s
?
? ? feai
.cans.
In the mornin,*- he eon til
out rest,
?
He wa
? If from th?
and hi bur
.
evenin?
kepi
I i . ; ,;-. r ? ;.' ?.?;?- Si I
? ? -
the (i ? *?; came op
torture h ii
.
...
and h? f?
Prop? Near \Aater Hole
He foUg
? prono a i
then drag-ring l
-
? ?
. .. . ...
. ?
it ar. : . I . I ?
. ?? -
Lat. ? '- ' iteal a rae from
ont In tl
ng for it Tjrei
?
A Mezieai ??? and
the airman pu!i
? -. rj him. He me
ret a i i and bi
.......
? ?
-
A ,-i. (Ion o? na of
.
??trar.ded *p!ane on an autor;
--.
| ?
AD** ERTISEMEXT.
From the
printed news,
you might think
that England is a
nation of slackers,
strikers and mud
dlera. From intimate
contact with tlu' Army,
tin' Navy and the British
Public, Frederick Palmer
has written "Is England
Doing Her Part ?"?a
frank review of the evi?
dence in the interests of
fair play in this week's
Colliers
Tltt NATIONAL ?HUT
GERMANS DRIVEN OUT
OF GREEK TERRITORY
All Potato Arc No? Cleared,
Bfca Reports.
?
Vomin-r
. :.:ea ?aya
that Um tmt r
retira over
?
*
TURNS SLEUTH, WINS
BACK WEDDING FUNDS
Paterson lUui'i Ruse Traps
Finder of I ?Hi S'-OO.
.' March 1 ??<? Imn
? m an
? ? eoat
. * forth
,-.,, h?-r
* m the
."rturf.
? . the hum.
: ? i? en
eiiiied
; r .-?? of
lleta* ?
. raill near
I n ami?
,;?.* his
rninff
? ? n_rd?*"i
' v I bit
en .man
? ra w4ir?
I ?alary
? tter job.
, unan
' a null
'v ad?
alid " ? money
an < '?i? r on
..'1 de
;
To-moi Clark
? - ad furnil ara ?hop
'Hke place
. ? i ?i jneed.
His Job Harder Than Moran't.
I'-raoae
*' ? r'.unda
? the iffri
..??L a?i big
*
knockout la ten
iriti and havin-r
thal it ?ii?i not,
paah a peanut
t?.-> ho-nital to
. -.? ii ntanre
* ?v have to
'? -i to make
?.
Jrani-U?n Simon a Co.
F'ifth Avenue
TTerts Cloihw? Shop
8 Wed -38th_*St.-rStort> floor
Separate Shop, a Step from Fifth Avenue
FOR TO-DAY
Men's Spring Suits
For Men and Young Men?33 to 46 Chest
Custom Tailored Ready : > Wear
The new one. two, three or four button models of
fines? Imported or Domestic FaLn.s. including a
large variety of fabrics made expressly for and con?
fined to Franklin Simon ?v C
19.00 t?. 45.00
A'en'sHandTailoredSuits
For Men and Young Men 33 to 46 Chest
Hand tailored Suit ' ' ' *hree or I
button f.tte 1 or conservative l lei?, in thonc.v
Spring fabrics from the best American and
foreign mills, indudii
exclusive fabrics.
25.00
Men's Spring Top-Coats
For Men and Young Mor. 32 to 46 Chest
1:armoqr]
LONDON
English Overcoats m \di in I. n !
i rpressly for Franklin Simon y Co.
The fabr:cs arc the product of I.n * I ostcelebrated
mill, with world wide reputation for producing the
imest Overcoatings?models adapted for general wear.
24.00 to 40.00

New-York tribune. [volume], March 28, 1916, Page 3, Image 3
About New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924

Connect with the Library

Find Us On

Subscribe & Comment

Download & Play

Questions

New-York tribune. [volume], March 28, 1916, Page 3, Image 3 About New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924

Connect with the Library

Find Us On

Subscribe & Comment

Download & Play

Questions

New-York tribune. [volume], March 28, 1916, Page 3, Image 3
About New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924