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ADVERTISEMENT
tells how he became
a] star] during his
years in the old
Lyceum
In the April
Scribner
r AH Xewppt.ndp
?nation, examining it from every point
o? v.ew. Me i? anderatoed to be weigh
ing verv carefully the relative t
tage= of h | with Gar
many to on
insecure ha
Reviewing the whole history of !'s
relation^ with Germany will, it is be
I eved, show HO ? of perm.i
i enes. l !.e Lusitania i ase, tha !.i -i
SI d mes* serio ? of sil the attacks en
American rig the h gh opa??, 'm^
AEOLIAN
HALL
"A Bnsiutli Ccmmuntty
Kith Dn?indion"
Alert business
men will appre?
ciate the advan?
tages of Aeolian Hall
prompt service,
central location,
plenty of air and
light, a widely ad?
vertised address - all
the factors that
make for prestige
and efficiency of
the highest kind.
ELLEN & JEFFERY
.1 -atttsfet Aeo'.tcn Hall
Tr'tt'n-ni Pr\A?nt g?A
i ? i i -
rr?c ici imp.??
'
? ? t ghts, even 1
tt?
the Lusitai ? "
?
'
tania rn?e he ?as Inclined te '
the ne-v v olatlom lei
racks on *he Hesperian *?? I i
braskar. wen ft pi
the Arabic was ftc
iposed
??!'"??'.'?'
? '
...
i show of f ' tb her
Bcrn?torff Out of Grace.
The
I ? . ;i|< ri '
?? assurance? a.ready given that
at.'m*:i would in Bo ?
in? * be torpedoed Winu' ?? n r n : n g.
In the fare . ? thi? eool t? ?
1 Pre?*.*:? ?.? V. . -on !)p?rh:. I .
ad r.o Kill intention of
ttling a ?? could
t,
u ? ... n the Prei
attitud? i ? *?? ?;? ?- Count von Bern?
?? ared b il highly r??
ti i at the v. hite Hou " i" ca? s? i '
the i ry for the 1
v h ich ) ?? i ? Id out, became th*
Administrai ?tba?l. i' ws
conf?a!??<i that ire ?an-, actually, if not
technically, pei ona non grata.
'
?alks with ???der? in I ongress were
repeal ' "ted or
? t.-, . .? thai
? Mr. U
and v.? uld welco
his prestige by a bresk with Germany.
Pi
. be iel
attitude had
and I
?ids ill
th Gen
t I
i
change o
Ri
lo I '
? 'hef that '
. ? eld thai
i to go 01 record to i
lie should ?
?
.
He v own to have man ?pu?
ll peril for
? . al ad? ?ntage
The*. factl have convince,; ? ?
I onorable eon to bi eah with Ger
rove vio*
lotions
?
m by Can?
? on?
.'., not patriotic, -up
? *,-?-. ., s>. ? ? ? -.. -
DUKE OF WESTMINSTER
WINS HIGH HONOR
Decorated for Gallantry Against
Scnussi Tribesmen.
?'. ? - i he Dnki of
Westminster ha* been award' |
1 servie? order for "';-..
d service in th? ?
i/jtl | i ; .-., ??
Sollum, m ' ' - op? ra1 ? ?
the v. ester? Egypt i
. Mar? h 11 to 17.
EVestmlnatcr I si
- ? he-h:re Veomanrv TcrritOl
mind of in ire
?
i tribesmen's camp. I ?enl
? " wesl of Sollum, snooting down
? ' ? - * . ? . ,-....
Bin? eked
-. ?? ho . ,.| [and d ei the l
? . rd 1
- ?n.
Gentlemen !
$19.50
TS OUR price for clothes that really
Adeserve a higher figure. $19.50 is
not exactly i philanthropy it representa busi?
ness aeumen b;i*.."<l on a 'kThree-Ston?" buying
power. This means style, t.istr. worthy fabric:s
and pamitakins? workmanship at .4 pri? r th.tt is often
paid for "ahoddy."
1916 Suits & Overcoats
Fashionable clothes with every new clothes
anele that you could want in the way of color,
effect, weave or curve. We make ai hobby of
pood clothes at $19..*>0, though we show
Other g at $18.50 to $50
Broadway and 33d Street.
SWEAR U-BOAT
DID NOT WARN
Americans on Manchester
lingineer ?Make Affida?
vits to Consul.
TliRtK MORE VESSELS
SUNK YESTERDAY
Dutch Statement Shows Palen?
banv: Was Torpedoed
Three Times.
! ... -
. ? sent \rthur Mack
vnnnah, and Torr. Fifer, of Delaware
? re on h'?*, i . the Bt ? - "-amT
Manchester Engineer bate made affi
- hefor" Amerii ?:. I 01 ml I reel
?h.-?, '.he steamer was torpedoed
out notice, aeeerding to a i ?
m Queentl No
I ivei were loal 01
! from ar.
an port, the Empreai of Mid?
land, was sun? to-day. I* i nol be?
lii 1 that .11 v Americans were in her
? i?-\.
'. ? romer. from I.?n.
don, arri?red last night ?'. Maa??lu ?.
? ?th all the crew ,,' 'lie Em?
if Midland.
The Midland, -.224 teni gro?s and
eel long, .?ailed from Neu- Veril
ii I ardifT, ? alai. She ?n1
built ir 1907 a' re ah?
wai owned.
The British steamer Eagle P< ??' aad
the Daniel -'earner Harriet were al?u
ik to-day.
ol the Harriet has hern
? -?. | ;?? a dis
tlie captain of the
. reporta that the struck a mine.
? iel of ! ,392 '
The ' . a ?.. seel of 5,222
* end ?rai built m 1900. She
* n- .,.,.;??,i b ? ? e .'.'..i folk end '
\ ? ?mpai of West
(as! record of the
? i arrival a* St. John,
N, B., March 2.
. Man ? 1. the date announced
Gen ny for thi prosecution of the
submai nc campaign with increased
... -. ? ? '. sell '??'? '? oten 11
Of this number sixteen
British, five French, two Dutch,
Danish and fire Norwegian.
The Ministry of Marine, in a ?
? ? m on isi i< 'I to-day ai a re
the inq liry ii to the sinking i ti
Dutch steamer Palembang of thi ?
loper lightship March 18, add
wbal to the details already known,
Affidavits of the captain, the '
? the boatswain and a seam.?
Ublishi First, thai 'he ship ubs not
g at the tin
? ondi
4i? ?!ar ? .
ide '? ?? Pa ' -'.v..ir.et afti r the -?
e\p!o?ion he uw a 'rack appro
? ?p, which "???a* followed I
third i ?plosion.
mpi
and seaman s fti , ?"ion !
saw t reaching 'he steamer.
? was foll?n ed ;- ? od ex
I
British Call Sussex
Attack "Last Straw"
?f ?*l - ? JUS I
1 0 id 'larch 28, "The Erening
Star" carriel a eartoon to-nighl i
"Tiling It On," showing a camel almosi
nirler a load of bundle?
"Lusttania," MFi
b ?>?." "Aneona" and "Sussex.*1 The
camel asks: "What! more lar.- strs ?
"\\ la* ii America going to do " oi ? ?
?gam the queatio i heard ?
Tl ?? latest mnrine outragr-a lave influ
.
?
the Un il ? maining neutral
now think the Preaident rausl act or
lose the respect of all nation
f. r the moment submarine and aerial
warfare occupy the attention of Brit
am to 'he exclusion of practically , .
other |l ?,???. Shipping, neutral as
well as Brii at?
rifle blow lyg,
:v ?? British agents of the company
which operate?! th?- steamship .
?a'd to nay the t^'al of casualties was
not e\pecte?l to exceed tiftv.
_
Fear Miss Baldwin Alay
Have Concussion of Brain
[flf C?;.'? to T?a? T-lbur?? '
Tans, March ::k. The r-rha?'?.- re
eeired a telegram from Lieutenant
Smith, assistant naval attache a? TU?
; lorne, to-d?\* saying that Mies Baldwin
bad re* ve* reeovored eoascioui
Concusr. on of the brr. ' ?? t? ?n,|
her condition is ? ?? ? ?
I bassy received perm ? - foi I ?
. tenant Smith a-,d Major Logai
aaaiatant military attache, to be ; ?
ent at the g i enl nto the
king of the Susai and the exai
?i of ?he captain !?<-.??
Smith a1?*o will prohabl- 1" allowed to
makf a personal r\s,re ? ,? .,?? ?f..
- ? ?
RUSSIAN LOSS
PUT AT 80,000
Berlin Says Attack in Pos
tavy Region Resulted in
Heavy Casualties.
VON HINDENBURG
FACES 60 DIVISIONS
I ??.'??"tiru, Severe on Front Seven?
ty.rive Miles Long German
lines "Not Shaken."'
I , - [n the F
from Be n re?
port' that th ?. ?aghta ?f th? ???"?"
; , BSt th? Ormsn I in?? have
a,.'.i a ? s totees
i ;. ' e?\ ; eaSUa tlCI 1
issui d in Berlin says
th* Russisns hat?? attacked In I
i over
. re- "?'? mil*.? ?, |
lava DOt been less
fresh mac ? ?
troop. ; go.
.-?, the Berlin statement. "The he-;
resistance of the *roop? of the
Baarbruec? corps enabled ui to with?
stand i? . th? ?ai ha in this
....). . lupp
?' inki bj Hi????... r ?. irg Ubi
ovenan and Hal!" corps, ?
rrpe;r?-ii onslaughts madi b two Ku.--|
, ? nos!
-,,: ted -i ?n the ei ?
? !:. peated enemy attacks undir
of darkne.-*' near Mok/ i ? ft sim?
ilar fate, I hi i? attacks were ms
ver li?: ground."
: i uitless at-a? k of the I'.us- !
i s ? later itatemeat, "n
of -iie.r divisions ha.?
:. against 1- leid M .
? ??i HindenburfTI front are still con?:
tinning. The lvi--iar. casualties so far]
are *?*? mated '" bav? he? -i i o? le?
-u..uni on a front <??' 120 ?
m ??tu.? '..'. miles J.
"??n March 19 sei en Rui an e
it?'.- atta? led ? Geiman catall
gado. Ir: this fighting the Bul a
.,,.. abe .* ? ."i!, men, h th Gei
mans !u?i two killed ?round?
ed. I.arer un one ea? I I men'
. :? ? I I ?SO Bu.
siaas
i.erman* ? nnlident.
.? tioi I I
1 rellently fortified and pre
.i : umhei
? Bus?
are doomed to
Germs ? i ? - ? iken "
In ' i o i'.nost skirmishes
!i?j r ? ? . '.*??'
The vietOI I
? * !: .>-.?.is on the Dl
ter "tvere meiely vanguard
? ..?..a to-day's V'iOBB? Ofii? a
inique. "Austro-llutifrarian re?
connoitring detach men-.-? withdr? t?
?un positions when ?-tronc l.ii*
n I', ariceii Dui :-?.' the la ?? |
? ?
e main army of (ien- .
? . Pflaagcr."
Hi. <? ,.-. offi? al repur' *o hand
to nigh! ? ?? "in the '
? ?? (semi is
-? . .?*. matting
fui .?i .
\ i . i reg ? ssi
I.. ? Xaro? ?- admitted by Petrograd.
lia! lenl .?
.?'i of tha village
of .\1 t bj i-o?."' i a- tacK?
we ??. lodgi i him from the northern
part of the ? od, eapturiag two ma?
chine ?_??: aid a number ot" pr.;on*r?
belonging to four different regiment?."
i.erman Trenches Taken.
A Dotabl? ?bccmi fm RvMian ?
in Galicia . reported "In th* region
north of Bojana." any? the
?.?oiled ?imaltaaeonsly
? ?ir infantry im?
mediate]) afterward rushed aero??, two
trenches, killing I
surviving defenders cf the works with
des and n hand-to-hand
v. .? took 125 prisoner?, two
i ... ,o (runs, a trench mortar, :. I
thrower, a searchlight and a quantity,
It ill arm?.
"Kiv.gam wh.eh were '?.ken
daring the setion were made eomplete
- an re una!?!" to re- ,
move '
? Bakitne m s rch
' I'l.;?* front north and
? . ? ? t i n u e.
"Di itl er conditions,
I e tally p?-ow ?njr worse
I 'he whole 'ni-, ?is well as the
very difficult topographieal condition,
-oops, imbued with the Spirit of
Sacrifice, continue coijrajjeou*lv to ex?
ecute the te-.? ?? tr? ted to them."
BRITISH AND GERMANS
EACH LOSE A WARSHIP
Roth Vessels Sunk in Rattle Off
the German Coast.
London, March tS. Offic ?1 an-;
Inouneemenl was mads to-day tha?, in
........ engagem? il off th* dernian
? a British light cruiser rammed
anl ?anh a <?rrniftn <ie-,tmy*r.
\ the ships employed in the op?r
S
JERGEI RACHMANINOFF, the ?rmt
Kussian composer ami pianist, ;crotr:
"/ rienreti In play the MetOU 9t Hnmlin Ttiinrr*
hernnrr / heliei ed the,/ irnu'H hr mm? SOtitfoctOrtf
teateia *?*.?/ tcork, Ijeeltkak \f'Ihurt tuiceeilrd
m staking the. tligktest intgOtessien on the pablic
he v wuleming, i' ?!*r,:t p,ni ffft-S} success 1.1 dar
to your xnstruvirnh,"'
SinTi i?, tlir estimate, by onr* of the cri-ai-st and mu-a? pro
found musician! <>f the flay, of tin* ai?) afTnrflf-*?*! to musical
cfFort. liv a Mason?-. Ilamliii Piano. It trill play a?, impor?
tant a part in -our own iuumc room.
MASON & HAMLINCO.
SI*. Fifth Avenue, at ?-uij ."-Irret
stions off the Garmii coast," say? the |
inrn'j- rmi i*' BOW return*?! to
their parts, rxcapt the ltedu?af"whieh
?h p. a* feare 1. ?vas ?unk at'rer all her
r? tl . very bad
r by I dei raj er Uastae, ?rith
oai any casualty a nne piece of sea?
ssanship.
v. ? ' - -. ng with
ene i ? patrol vessels, w-ere theres?
???? . enemy aircraft They ia?
eeived BO damag? of ary k.r.d.
"Th g pri soaei i were re??
rn?.l from the ens ral I raa I? 11
v e re previously reoorted sunk
' ii 'mm ih* trawl
?r ' "V R ; I? ?" a- ! ?? m from the
trawler Braaaaahare ?'
"On Saturday n *-*?* a d vielen ef
German deatroyers m? encounter?
.
?rr.ed and sunk by Ii
C!?*-cpatra. N'oa? of her cre'.v
?I- ?ave.i "
A: ?A? ?l Genua itatemeni raster.
; f the lae? of a Germen ror
pede boat d .ring th? encounter off the
North Frisian coast. The statement
thai two armed ' ihing t? ?
r-ad been ??irk and that one torned"
boa' had fa led to return. The Bril ih
? a-as tated. I? I three seaplanes
SIR E. CARSON MOVES
TO CENSURE ASQUITH
Will Make Issue Next Week of
.Married Men's Grievance.
don, March -""' Another step in
the jrrowth of a full-fledj-ed Oppol L?O?
? ? ? ta th? pre eal CoalH i - |
va? marked by ? moetiag in the
,'o.i-?e of Commons last sveaiag ef I -
Unionist War Committes undet
?p of Sir Edward I
ng declared its ?<
t'n* priaciple tha* "the country de
niands equal Sacrifie?? from a'.' men of
military a?e," thus_chsmpioi ng th
married m?n ""ho ?ttested under l.o-d
Derby* en n.ent ?cheme. but who
demand that step be ta to e?
??? d conscription to ail men who
i., atteat.
At the suggei Iward
committee agreed to give Pre? v
th'? ?.overnment s week in wl
errang i of the pi
? i recruiting muddle. A
i urea" I
CANADIAN EX-PREMIER
INDICTED FOR FRAUD
Grand Jury Accuses Roblin and
Tun Associates.
h in? ipeg, March -'-. True
? ?d by th? grand
Aaai ??? Court to-day sgainst Sir Rod
mond Roblin. ex-Prvmie? of th.? prov?
ince; George I!. Celdwell snd Jam*? H.
Howden, m*niher? of the Roblin Cab
iael ?ad Themas Kelly, ??aatrsetor,
now held in Chi?*BgO, ?harglBg ?BB
?piracy to d*f.-aud .n connection with
?reel ' Hen 'oba Perlia
m*nt building.
I I * grand jury reromme:. Is -
th* trials be held n JuM
True bill? w?re found again?' H t
Ro.lmond. Coldwell and Howd?B on
charges of conspiracy to defrau?! and
of attempting to corrupt and corrupt?
ing witnesses. ?? tru? b I w? ' ? I
:.t-a i- -? r r.odmond on th? charge of
attempting to de?*fro\ end nes'r
(Cell) ii i iiar^eil
and obtl nir.g
money ur:?|er false pr?ter.tea and pel
li<* i a fighting ? radii m to
? .. .ma.
BRITISH AEROS RAID
TURKS' ADVANCED BASE
Se'? T?re to Gamp 100 Miles from
Sue/ and Rout Troops.
I.e. jr.n. March SI I luecessful
aerial raid on the Turkish advance
base at Rir-el-KftSSBBab, 100 Ibilei ?Ml
of the Surr tunal, i? reported in a
- d'spa'ch from Su*-. Th* raid
wns made by British airmen on March
M. Forty bomb? ??'ere dropped on 'he
Turkish camp, whieh ?as ?el on lire.
Other bombs hit the reservoir and
reeted by the Turks in the
last <e'?- monthe.
One Bril ih s rman routed single
Ii ' Turkish infant
? ding to '? ith n "no feet, he np
preached the lurk? "rom behind and
opened fire ? -hue g ;??. The
Turks fled in panic
All th* aeroplanes return*?! in
safety, having flown .-om* 200 miles.
It has becom? a practice of Uritir-h
airmen, vhen flying BT?r 'he d**"crt, to
a'tack and disper s hostile pstrols by
sprsying them with machine-gun fire.
VIENNA TO SAFEGUARD
U. S. FOOD FOR POLES
American Committee Will Re Al?
lowed to Distribute Supplies.
Th* Austrian >?"-.en:m*nt has a~feeii
to reeogn 'c the Ameri? ....
Mater fer the reception and dis
tribotien of food supplie? ??nr from
this country for the re'-.-f of Polish
w?r sufferers, it ????. anBOBnced lier*
; - tertlay by the Anatrian Con
General. The MinUtrv ?**" th.- !.-..
a? Vienna, it \?a?- sa.d. had sent a
?able messftge to R?ron von Zwiedinek,
c .-.rf-e ii'a'Tairea of rhe Auatnan Em?
ba? i ?* Washington, ?ajmg that no
requisitions of food i-h?pm*nts from
America for the \i?e of the ?rmv would
b* mad* in districts where the sup?
plies were being iiatribttted
The tierman government recently
made a similar reply to an inquiry ad?
dressed 'o th- lierman authont ;<?-i ei
behalf of the organization? in th ?
'..?mtry when have been ?ending food
for ths relief or* ?h* P?
FRENCH REPULSE
HAUCOURT DRIVE
(onlinurd from p??e I
?ctioi ? close range around the
rs sprung by tne Pri' -h and in
i-imty of the connecting line..
"'?n both sides of the Bivet Meus?
??here area nothing new to report''
Recording actnity on other sectors
the front, 'he r renrh -'a'?
?.a ? :
"In th- Ai ***tni s ?ur artillery
? ' ?!*?! active again ?t tie enemy or*
- ? ? ' n' Hm. er?. . ii. ?he
lector of ?.a I'entaine ? ?? Che
and Haute ? iev?aeh?e, a? well as m
Eastern Vr,-.
Oai fiara i.re,-ted ori an enemy bat*
1er? I the Montfaueon wood caused
? viole ? ?xpleslen.
th?* VVoevre our artillery ?en*
een'rared if i tire on visible points of
th- enemy r ?-ont
?'In | , Vosges the artillery action
pirited i? the teg ,
? eier. Muhlhach and Hart? ?
? " I
"In Lorraine, in the Poresl at Par
rov, are delivered ? surprise attack on
a portion of the ?nem;,. the occupant?
of which were either killed or taken
prisoner <?n ?.thdrawmg we blew
"?na position up. '
BRITISH SEIZE
STRIKE PLOTTERS
Lloyd George's Aid
Charges Attempt to Stop
Munitions Work.
UNIONS REPUDIATE
ACTS OF LEADERS
Tiial of Accused for High Trea?
son Demanded in Par?
liament.
ion, March 29. Dr. ( brief
Addison, ?Parliamentary l n?ier Beere?
for Man tiene, r? saled 'o the
House of Commoi I i grave con
- i proaaetion and what he
? bed as a lelibernte, or;.-.
rolicy of holding up njiir.it.ons of war
. m -he opinion of Sir Edward
I Carson, who followed ? * r
bate, : ?'?? the men involved
- r?:i???-e.! ?a ?til hifrli 'r.?ason fot
|
James Henry Thomaa, Laboi.*
'!',?, ,,r: ? for Di rb;
?general secretary of the .??? ilga
Society of Ka tr.y Service, also ?=p?)l<e
demanding, as a reaponaible
.union !<?a<i??r. that the ?tit. should be
pUt O':
?The announcement by Dr. A:
brought out these opiniona was
?.??1er?; nf a ho?iy c.vli'i?- itself
the Clyde Werkera' Committee, which
had been attenip'infr to foment Ftrikc
?monf? munitions workers on the ( lyde,
had been r im the diati
thai ' ei
In making the mm? . ... - enl l'r. Ad?
dison added tha? t'.e eommittca had in
.particular attempted *.? ?,;op work in
I - 'arge pun?? were '"?* i .*
?* cases had BUCi
I ne strikes bora no relation to tndus
he ?a '.. and -? ere da*
? ?: ?; ?rades union leaders. The
object ?>f *he eon I "? * a explained.
??- ;?. compel tho -fovei ,iment to re
peal the i ir *ml mili?
tary service acts and to withdraw all
? n mercas???! of pay,
s', ii-.es and freedom of action without
government control.
Dr, Addiaen explained further that
? i re h 1 7, in one
????-?> one thousand men raving been
brought Out, and from that t me on a
of strikes had occurred under a
systematic plan. Finally the Minister
of Munit ion? hi?.i i ? i l i mili?
tary authorities to remove 'he de?n
- und? r the defence of the realm
The government, Dr. A?)'? ??on added.
ha?l the support of a majority of the
ira, and he ????a? confident
it might rrlv upon the .?upport of
Parliament and tke nation if;' became
r.eres,ary to pul Inte ferCi the full
powers of the executive to maintain
the production of munition! to the
. ?-? .-?.???ut.
- ?
AIR RAID ON BRITAIN
UNREPORTED NINE DAYS
Minister Admits It \\ hen Interro
pated in Commons.
l.-ir.cion. "arch 2". In the House of
? 'o'iiinonr- to-day son?e particulars were
given oT a hitherto ?inreported und
abortive Zeppelin raid.
i ancia Bennett-Goldney, Canaerva?
? ro member for Canterbury, naked
whether lia Zeppelins had appeared on
? the east coast on the night of March
I ? and were ?Inven off by Britieh aero
planes Harold J. Tennsnf, Parlia?
mentary l'nder Secretar'.* for War, ad
mitted in repiy mat certain report
were mjule on the night in question
there wer?? persistent tumors of a raid
ami that aeroplanes had ascended. I'
deairabla to any more, he
added. There were t'-.rr?* eaaualt
Itcers n recen! the I 'nder Sec
r"'ar; Were not d le to
the hostile aircraft,
The evening new-papers recall that.
on London on the nigh? in Cjuection,
and e ?press eurieaity as to how many
unreperted raids ha-e occurred.
Noel Pemberton-Billing, formerly of
the Royal Naval Air Service, who was
?'.ecied to ?he House of Commons re?
cent 1- on a platform calling for im
nro-.?ament of the cpun'r?'= aerial fif?h'
II g for?-?'?, said in the Hou->e of Com?
' tO-day that a s?rica ?if casual-re?
wi*h a total of 1?0 dead, 150 uoumled
and 1"5 missing ?-a- due to the send
of Britian aviators in aoroplan? 4
were Outclassed hopelessly by
i.iemian machines.
Mr. rVmberton-Rill.ng asserted Qgy.
aereplanea were mmensely supe?
rior to Rritisb machinen.
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To-night
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GRAND CENTRAL PALACE, Lexington Avenue & 46th Street
1?11 P.M.
ADMISSION 25 CENTS.
ALL ENGLAND LASHED
BY FIERCE IUJRRICANE
Worst Storm in Years Cripples
Railroads and Telegraph.
;Br C?H? IS Th? Tr.b?ir.? ]
London. Msrch 28.- The ?vorn hur?
ricane and blizzard in the last half
eentury swept over England Monday
night, and, after a lull, again las'
night.
Train* all over the country wert
".o--" far many Lour?. Telegraph
poles were uprooted by do/ens and lay
with th- wires acro>s the railroad?.
Even when the poles wer* free of the
? ?? th? metal entangled itself around
the ?vie? of engines. Express train?
crawled along a? a .?nail's pace, stop
ping at every signal bo\ and fighting
their '?ay ?irough the telephone and
t*legraph wires which had been biown
across th* Haas.
Many parts of England and Wale
?rere isolated. Birmingham wa? cal
off from thir'y-three large towns and
sixty local ceatrBs by the telegraphic
and telephonic breakdown.
Ir. same plaees the snowdrifts ?ra?a
tWCBty fee', deep.
WARSHIPsTlD^?MY
IN TREBIZOND DRIVE
Russians Now Less than Thirty
Miles from Rlack Sea Port.
I'e'rograd. March 2*}. -Progress
vard Trebi?ond along the coastal
lin? from Batum is reported in th*
War Office communication issued te*
"il ercoming a desperate re?
sistance on the part of th* enemy,"
*avs the statement, "our troops, after
, artillery preparntiu-* by w?r?'r.n?
dislodged til* Turks "rom their por?
tions in the Baltateh l?sr?-- R.-??
region, and aft*r ?? e*r?-a|jem*nt ?
CUpied th* town on the co?tt. (lia
than thirty miles from 1 retuzond?.
"A*, dusk the ??m* riav th* Turk?
op*n*d count*r attacks on th? w???
of this sector, whi h >?*"* ?U iw*
c*?sful!v repuls*?!.
"Southes-f of Bill ? Lak? Vsn rt
j gion 1 on Friday night, ait-r a flfhk
? We captured the village of Hi???, id?
Turk? defending the rillags 1*1 team
ward.
"in th* Bise? Baa n ittgetaieta
have destroyed on 'he Anatolia? "*?"'?
ten sailing ?hip?, i!err.oii?h?d tw?
. bridges and set fi-* te ? muni'ioti
?icpot."
SHACKLETCN PARTY
HAS FOOD ENOUGH
Tu o Months' Supplies left for
Marooned Explorer!*.
l/ondon, March Cf? A???*?? her trirtllH
dispstch fron? the Snackleton AnU-tt?
! exploration ship .V.'ora. r?c-iv?d ?
London, confirms th? pIijattM "'1""*
that there is a fair atronnt o? it??
! available for the explorer? msrwBi?
j on the Ko?s Fea barr- er. Th? m?US|?
I says:
"Two ir.onths* ?ter?? wer? left *'?
j Hut Point for the nor.-return*-! **"*"
' P.ead-r stores only wer? !sr.?.?*d BW**
psrty st ( ape Evan?. AH til? iledf"!
rations were landed , .
"The party ia short of fu?l and *.*? ?'
?ng. Th* shin had meagre item*' W"
main diet thraaghaul o?.r dr..'- *?'
penguin and seal Th?W attti ?w
? leal it?r?M pr?**viously at ? tpt *n*f
? We have e\n*rtene*d bad """?";*,'?
1 **.pe-t to arrive ?ar'.v i? April.
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e n -i.... i. ?ur.
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Condition on March 17, 1916
Capital, Surplus and
Undivided Profits
$25,914,179.66
Deposits
$254,922,175.48
Total Resources
$290,533,393.76
Bankers Trust Company
16 Wall Street
New fork

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