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iERMANS SHIFT
ATTACK; BEATEN
AT LES EPARGES
iwition Southeast of Ver
JiHeld Against Three
Onslaughts
riENCH FIOHTING
FAVORS FRENCH
!
goiinOei lo Combres Height,
.^Return. rakitlg uith Them
sc\cnt\ Prisoaers
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Russians Push Korward
in Caucasus Advance
Russian re]
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ovhich r&r*
ataiaoad heavy
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RUSSIAN SUBMARINE
SINKS TWO VESSELS
foils Aero Attack Battle Re
P'rtcu \car Dvinsk.
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?a>. ii- . a ? r and a aa ng ahip
th. 1 ? ? ?
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IUI PACIFIC IXPLORATION
?ajajael Biaaalitioan m Hist?r\ *<la\
laMl Tworatj Yeara.
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. tha
ai
FowneS \
? KID FITTING tkj
SiUiCloveS
Women acquainted ,\
wth Fownes quahry in
ALL kinck cf gloves, are %
^ernandinjj Fownes SILK
gloves,? with reason.
. Smartett. most tatitfactory.?
but tiSey cost no more.
A1J lerigrhs, ajaaaj and shades.
Double-fipped ?
Of courte!
AsJc your 'Jealer
SHIP, LIST FULL, SAILS,
WAR CLOUD IN WAKE
New ><>rk Carries Record C.nn.
tigameii. o! Maii
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?o leave
...... Gen
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win the 220 : ral eabu
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Am< .. Kranciaco
e la Barra, 1 l'r..<
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(Reei
peaee ...
g limo
SAYS RELIEF BODY
WAS WASTEFUL
Ask*. Court to Roinstatc Him as
Rritish Societv Membcr.
?
?h.> Britiah War Ri ? ! ... has
reaall ...
og, a lamei Chitl - former
er a rganizera,
irlei
: ',v. rhich he
said tl
trol ol kai tion waa 44wa
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the case. I>r. Theodosia Spring
. as one of the orj.--.
f the .is^oria
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enty-flfth
Street, tarday
for . wril i
ition to re
'? him ua :, ? greeini
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tnker eontei ttick's let>
thi aasociation and
rd thi ti
bera and
withdrawal ppoii by eontril
Whei rati the aaao*
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te I
.... .? to thi
wour-:. ? thil roun- I
try who had thi war,
Mr.
the aaaoeial
prop.r
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the v r.'
Apr 27.
FALSE NEWS 8H0CKS D. A R.
(Ungroi.* Heara MietakoMI Heport nf
Mrs. J..I n \. I r.e.in's I ?,-., i h.
l
'.\ | .?? rtpril 19. Mra. J<' ? \
I.opar.. sl, wa.
reporl
.
to (jrv \ rment er death wa?
tna'le frorr, the t f Conl nenta!
sd out
lutiona of sympathy were ra??ed
br thi
about to br - ? ? "? i
laughter, I wi ..-arned
...
("hieatro a:.
Mrs
tn Illinois Daughl
.
.
leriousl lohn A.
pposi
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-. Mr?. Turk. r reported that her
uh- a^ well na usual the m:n
f tho f irrectad by
11 rs. I/Ogan.
SAVOY SALE* NOW Sl3.275
Kmitht C.avas Brlaga 11,201 al lAen
i r> tj Snalaa,
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Millt r
.
i of tha
The high
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Samoel R -'or a
Kurdisi l
marqui I parloi cabini
I '-17.".
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tempoi
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Hennei
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.MILLIONAIRE A SUICIDE
Hainbure; MagBate kills Sell" ta aV.ld
laovernmenl Pro.eeallo?,
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Herr Langi
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THE
HIDDEN
SPRING
By
tlarence
B Kelland
dog and a
and not
clso the '? rwog
man to ppo d ofl thc
" run unil llit'i ii sitil
both buraoroui
and Ibrllilag I nnll
rt I... ;.< '1 thc dog
ind tho
oung man auddenl)
.,<?< ainr- 1. human tor
..,,, .ad !"niil oul
i,, a |o nghl ?"'l to
H.rper&Brothrrs
TREBIZONDATRAP
FOR MANY TURKS
Russians Sav Part of Gar
rison Was Taken
with Fortrcss.
BLACK ShA FLEET
HELPED OPERATIONS
(irand Dtikc Expects la Stveep
Moslems Swiftl) from
tho Caacasus.
Petrograd K\
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aband, ri the cit
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thi ? ?. ?? ndi : i ?
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of theai
is not possii. , ? i elieved
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and made pr
from thi V. i
A eOl ' .'. :u j,(,,,". .
includ g a
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catinir
As
Ruasiai prei
Trebizond thi
fltti
? road
southwi ' '
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irrendered
to l; . ? thou
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victory, it
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terior of 1 ? :' ? ,,
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tu
HENRY FORD LEADS
HUGHES IN NEBRASKA
lirst Choice of Republicana for
President I iiminiiis Is Sccond.
i imaha, April i ? R etun 01
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I 11 yes
. vote
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president - an
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W. .' '".
mpetit
. . tic Nationa
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bi ? nated, and
Mr. Wilsi n the li?t. 1
10 HURT IN COLLISION
OF BRONX STREETCARS
Priests Clear Wreckag' fron
MadU Injured Hotormai.
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Peter and Sl
Paul. al
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ZOUAVES IN TEARS
TAKEVOWTOFLAG
Veterans of Grant's (am
paign Rcady tn I'ol
lou Colors Again.
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the Hoti v
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11 was
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tmei
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whatever thi
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men who tcod b
mu.-.t '
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be res Iy ? ver ii
anpointo I aad ua. If the
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Ptedgora tor old Zoaavore.
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The>' re ndkerehiefs l
.
ther heads 1
quickly away to hidi
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thnt thi lhal
WOODS OUTLINES
IDEAL OF POLICE
s.i\s l orce I- Noa Prepared for
\n> Exigency.
i
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ng 1
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en to a cil
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."hen they ari
$58,000,000 BILL
PASSES SENATE
Appropriations Measure
\ou Goes to Governor
Minorily Criticises.
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a put up 1
ernor R'hitman. areord.iur to ,'n ?
at midnight
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Ijournmi I would r?
Sage
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I be
Governor '?'
man dec i
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ty-six, af
ort l.eated
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man Elli
ttempt l ......
and 1 ? pai
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the event i e of
ASQUITH ADMITS
SPLIT IN CABINET
ON CONSCRIPTION
Lrisis Postponed Until
Tuesday?Lloyd Georjje
Remains Stubborn.
COUNTRY AT LARGE
SIPPORTS PREMIER
Ne* Coalitioa, More Unioaist in
Color, Headed b\ Minister of
Munitioas, Caavasstd.
K. \KI HI | 9 l RAPER
-
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.: the H
......
materia
;n tha Cal at with lee-ard ti
a, and that theae a
.... ? ..f. ,0
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govi.
C.binel i
? added, ' tha'
|>e . n.l ..
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innounea
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The Pi ma Mii iter'i
lented o i ng ?,'"
... ? rreaaui bench
-.ir ? ?.,? . ig temenl ?? ited
with the Cabinel "lrmber. of
...??
of the eriaia. Ho. in oh ed tha I i.
tion ia eai
?
: nacriptionial
memberi ?:' the ? ,
? 4,,... yeaterda rompron ic
tried a lasl big atti eda *
majoritj of '? man
ad i. po
S:r a'illiam Hobertson, who p. i
the ? oa plel
I ,-,,.? .rr pt .? ?? a' i"..<! and
? a* practic illy the entire I
?
.
Mi Boi .i- I ?> ' . the leadei n the
?? rangc I
. . , \li.
.... '
?? on ^uch notabilities aa I.ord
?. | .,? i Derb; . Uoi d Bei
and Lord
i ,. ... ... tha prob ? n A
Law. a l.'nionisl
p.rtj ??? ? ? the chief fa :toi
? -.,.. ii. ? ?
th? tomporai ? < >n | ?
or. tha
trength I
Edw.rd < erean 1 ai ing ? ra ?
? ??
Unionis! party ato an out arni oul dee
? f.vor of n.tion.1 i ?nae
will be a leader without a following: if
then thi ? ? '
to breal up. Hi Boi ..r Law'a re- a
arould ? t.bly be fol owed
? ? . the .thei
of the C.b '
tuaten I h.mberl.in, Wal
i I.ord Roberl Ce?
I hi! .?.,... of affa ri bm gii ei
Ceorije, who haa been working
? | ,.?.. with Sir Edw.rd l ai
? || eontrol of tha ? I ial on, and
rmation of a coalition n
?he Unioniata would be the pra
? p.rty, b it of " I ich Mr
; i . ,,rire would be UlC hCM, ia b"
..h0U(?ii the hest
al aeh ? eom
b-na' on ia miro^^ib'e.
irliament who are ab a
to test tho* eountry's feeling by corn
r, i their e i
.... . ... , irden ol ;? rem .? -
rgy in the eoi luel of the
war from the prea.nl mlmatry.
\H\ t Kll-I MI.M
ONE CF.NT SALF.
1"'HT. Citv has ajyertised a
sale for nnptlfl taxesof
ar-out 24.003 *.a-ieis of land
in Qurens County.
In many .aws. thi* unpaid
arrearages are as 'ow as ont*
cent resultir.g probably
from crrors ln thr work done
by earlier tax cierhs.
We hare the only real tai
piant in Quceas County. If
we have scajvhed your tiile.
we took carc that ihcrr were
no arrearages on your prop?
erty.
This tax sale will cauac
trouble. anxiety and ioas to
a great many pcoplr but not
to those BjaaMC property ia
covered by a poltcr of our
Company.
TiTlE GUARANTeE
AND TRUST C?
Capital .... .yj.OOJ.cOO
Surplus Bfl cameo 1 1.000.000
174 E,:oaJ.4gv BtTW Yora.
l :', BrmsenSi 6 7 Javgion Ave.. I. I City
.150 luiton S., Jamaira
FORD PEACE PLAN
SENT TO POWERS
Conference Suggests Ob
taininj; People's Consenfl
Before Land Transfers.
* . '
..... er of
of the
'?
?
the wi ...
? ? ?
?
deri
Alaa
? megi
?
-
-?
mea?u!? - urged
To bi ng ab ?' *n
internat:onai ordfl I fl" the BO- j
. . ? ? ? " ' *" '"'h
aaaertad,
' ?'?
. . twei
Diaarmament
parlian ?
pel ey ahould be ; i
Name Afenti of Properties.
ar bi
I ? ... 160
? ?." B/crflt lOath
... 112 Weat 1041 ???. 119-1*1
? I 212-214
?
pertiea that j
Kohler for
1
3 MAP ARRESTS
CALLED A JOKE
Mathematics Professor's
Wife Denics Plot to
Steal Secrets.
...
...
.
. -tVitt Clinta
n ..? -h two
i.rk >v-hoo!?
?o- n: !!..'..-? ?'. S I
?
ia aimply
.... .fti ?
?
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R'eat I ISth
? . tei
., ! <.irth
?
10 '?. and
?~ ?
1 kelaky, "mj hu?
?4. Mirk
arted
.
?t..i|'4 i hey didn'4
... alwayi
trip at I - t :me.
? he 1'ravel Clab
v , IVaal .-? aad gaat
11 '4?
"Tl Sav.anah by boat. an?l
from there
ang Vbr
:? raday, jou
thal aha
har hll?
? ? th the on?
? ' II w^h aent fron>
' "0.1 hy il
thi tl p IB 'ar had been
? ntful.
Inf.n ' om Sav.nn.h, Ca., yei
...ililberr/e'
ited oa .-on
? ? : . ? .,? ? \ v i ronkhlto, of
> rko aaserteri
> followiaa
' ?..:*'l
Ibergi sn riatruetor i
? Huahwir'.
II ,.. ,.. n Brookl) i Mark. I
at P B '-??
.... f Third Ava
r :<? th? three prafaa
..... : een h. r.?-'...;; and 4h"
Bt af anv
- r.ed laat iiighi
.? Hoai .1 of I.dueatior
B:^ Rup Handuap Opens
.. ? ? - a '" ieh ha> e
.,-? ? r.r in tha
W ".!.i f.r 4h?
, . ?? I!
The -.al*
... laya
The Doctor Calls
It "Auto-intoxi
Cation" ?It meansselt
poisonmg -an ailment that
is almost univcrsal with
men and women ot sedent
ary employment. Its aiuse
isthedailyintakeofindigest
ibh toods. Mincral oilsand
salino laxativrs will not cure
it. Help Nature to clean
out the poisons by eatmg
Shredded Wheat Biscuit, a
food that builds healthy tis
sue and keeps the bowels
sweet and ciean. The per
t'ect food of health and
strength for youngsters and
grown-up?. for men who
work with hand or brain.
It is ready-cooked and
ready - to - serve. Made at
Niagara Falls, N. Y.
W.L. DOUGLAS
,3.00'3.50!4.00s4.50&'5.00Shoes
YOU CAN SAVE MONEY BY
WEARING W.L.DOUGLAS SHOES
VALUE GUARANTEED
For 3.1 years \V. L. Douqlas name has stood
lor shoes ol thehluhcst standard ol quality
lor the price. llls name and Ihe relall prlee
stamped on Itic botlom guaranlees luii
value and proteels llie wearer agnlnst hlgh
prlees lor Inlerior shoes. They are Ihe best
known shoes in the world.
W. L Douglas shoes are made of the most
carefully Klected leafhcrs. after the latest
models. in a well-eiiuipped faetory at Brock
ton, Mass.. under the dirvction and personal
inspectionof a most perftct orgatlafeairJon and
the highest paid skilled shoemakers: all
workintf with an honest iktermination to
make the best shoes in the world.
W. Ia. DOUGLAS Si.OO. Si..".0 and
$5.00 SHOES are just as good for
Style. fit and wear as other makes costing
$6.00 to SH.oo, the only perceptible
difference is the price.
W.LDOUCIJaS$3.00a&$34a50SHOES ti
hoid their shape. fit bettef and wear
longcr than other makes for the price.
None genuine unless \\ I. Douglasname and
the retail price is stamped on the bottom
FOR MEN AND WOMEN
* ataloff Frp*.
i.|u BraaatM im
BOYS' SHOES' iMMUl
Br.i ia ih. w?id I and 12.09
\\. L DOUGLAS ST0RES IN QREATER NEW VORK:
IM
Hl'V
ai.la.vj
?IIH*
?14.-.i
TZQ'l
44,. ,. ??>77f? fhirl \ ...*?-! .'ai-.h & 147th S
fSVai, eilrner Bth Strpet. I 347 I IgUfc ?*????'
iir...4<iva,.4>. aear t4th srr.pt
Bi-oadway, eor. 3flt* Hli-oal
Mr.ia<i?i> (Tlaaoa Sqaaro).
I luril Avenue.
I lilnl Airniie.
Third At.. i'..r. I2l 'th Mrert.
_1(1 Wf-I I3.~th **>fr..t.
BROOKL*! \
4'J| Kullon StrOOt, ror. I'earl
7i?H-71l> DliaadWBJI. enr. Ihnrnton
?sr.il i|.m'u'!i!i \venae.
177!' I'it kin \?enue.
JF.RSETl < I f\ 1*4 Newark ATPnue.
?I MllN llll.l. '_*7i. IJprgrenlinp \*e.
NKW-VKK MI llrr.a.1 *Mr..t.
TllH-.in ltriia'1.111, rnr, aniirnt.in.
I.*l#17 Broavrt way, eor. Gatoa i?mnf. ?rWKH-.ON 102 Markpt Mr..t.
? 47H Klfth \vp"niiP. eor. 1 I th Mrp.l. 'TRKNTON 10| K. StatP Mt.or Brnad
atmfOM maraa* ataM a ? omrr, ooemmlotm aaaW ot W. L. Dmumlom SS.00 aaaaj S4.00 aAoaa fm
J
"Hot Cross Buns?Hot Cross Buns
One a Penny?Two a Penny"
WARD'S
HOT CROSS BUNS
Today, tomorrow and on Easter Saturday you can buy
from your dealer the finest HOT CROSS BUNS you have
ever tasted WARD'S HOT CROSS BUNS?the real kind
rich, apicy and delicious and with a flavor and quality which
make them preferred by people of discriminating taste.
Thia year, the aame aa laat year, WARD'S HOT CROSS BUNS
will be put up in tidy, individual sealed cartons, packed one (1)
dozen to the box. Note thia distinctive WARD feature which tella
you that WARD'S HOT CROSS BUNS are made and aold the WARD
WAY. which is the CLEAN WAY. The individual carton alao enablea
vou to bu> juat what you need for your family requirementa, one
dozen, two dozen, or as many dozen aa you like, and will keep ita
contenta dainty, freah and most appetizing until aerved at your table.
Order from your dealer NOW and protect youraelf against poa
aible diaappointment. Order "WARD'S" by name and be aure you get
the genuine. They are the hnishing touch for the Easter basket.
If you like them hot. place in . warm (not hot) oven a few min
utes before serving. You'll be glad we told you.

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