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On the Battle Fronts
Carranza
Says Mexico
Is Neutral
president. Opening Con
Announce? Policy
j-Tf??*
During War
Df-cribes Action of
Henry Lane Wilson
il S. Ambassador Asked
Hint to Treat with Huerta,
Chief Declares
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Argentine Mob
Attacks Germans,
birrs on Legation
Rioters Demanding War, Storm
Offices "! I niton News
papers
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Brazilian People Applaud
As German Ships Are Held
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Uruguay, Neutral, Gives
Moral Approval to U. S.
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Alexiefl Appointed
Russian Army 1 lead
Victoi <>t ? ??.In i??n l ampaign
1 ormally ( ?iven Poal
Petroj
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y^t?; "The Most Important Sale o? the Season" *^^&?
TO-NIGHT PROMPTLY AT 8:15 ^Q-&
Concluding To-morrow (Tuesday) E-renin**
1? the Grand Ballroom of the Plaza
. i, ,,, ???ni, ?lr-rt
?MM i , ?ai I i? l.r ha,I tier <?f ?????? MWM< *
?Wings of Sterling Artistic Distinction
?"tiuding The Very Notable Collection
I??rnir<I hy the I ?I?
^?David T.Watson, of Pittsburgh
ON ?HUE VIF.W TODAY 9 A M UNTIL NOON
At the American Art Galleries
?""*- t.1. ?tU ,,, ,??rt?,.r.l I,. Mr MI'iM \? I l-l*'***? ^fr^r*\
AMtRltAN ART ASSOCIATION, Mana*mra???^
Germans in Panic
As British Fire
Crumbles Lines
Feverishly Dig Trenches by
Night as Haig's Men
Sweep On
Stirred by U. S. Action
Hindtnburg's Troops Begin
to Feel Injustice of
Their Cause
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Americans Died in
1 aking Vimy Ridge
Mont? laii Man Among <? ana
ill,ms Who l\tid thr* I'll, f!
g list of
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Germany Bars U. S.
Imports from Spain
Tells Madrid That American
Products Must Not Be
Re-exported
''?Hnd April In The Spari?r .
. , ?
. ? *? ir , ?* as from the I
States to Spain, tho^iote sayi, *-r;ll be
c?FAT P.i* f.RF.AT ARRAS RATTLE
'?i , nil i?n I ?-n?, ??hi? ti ?i reported lo have ta?lrn before the British
???l-i'i?. with the C-iiran? in rrtrral lo ?he dollri line running through Oieant ?n?l
?' . \rro*A il) m?nate?1 the location of the lia mi!?* lednr o?er which 1'ntiie
Rupprecht *.am!y lannrh-* i tfl? RMMl ???\ai-e ( .errnan munter alta? k of the gr?*?l I attle.
\:i.?? (3) ?howl ihr arr? ?Uli nirlli ?if Sf. Quentin, where lh?* Hriliih lm\r ma )r
?luring t?ir ? inj*.
i. ins in ri
'?? .\i rji- ? ? clei
g effect th?
?i o I to th? ir has I
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??,l. i> ? . ?? < ry bad ,
\ der a c
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I Bt timi fire vm she
; leasant \\
turn? ?1 agai
I !.? r. .?
around one
cruel. It . to .Ir,. e ?
"\?.t a Righteona ( au?'' '
longer a righteOUI C?,:?e ;
But on? alwt
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'o?, mac
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I red.
to mnk<
II -, . I
in. I ?
? land."
el
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; a of th?
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. he Engli
ella ?.M h', er ?
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"Proape? t I ooka Terrible"
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parapets
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??...I ni Verdui
1 doeun tnt *ho\<
1 ? Hppreriated th
? !'?:;? i s h p r ?* i
Arras, but had no idt
i ng to iwiftl
I he nresei.ee ?
??? i : prol
.? particularly dii
taken ?hi ring th
r'l told 'hi
lion t liar piorr.i?
mported ?ril
..i uee by the En
- - ...? ported fror
, ? ??.'. ! fie con
: nf ?vnr and .?ub
? .? policy.
? tRtlOtl'
given i meeting i
ays th?* the comment!
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ta; ;f.a' the g,-.
:?;o lifted Iti
tha ? ? limply s?'-.?
? ? for ;ii<' .
Report Danish Ships
Sunk Outside Zone
Survivors Reach Norway; Preti
of Denmark Is
Aroused
A T* r : II
? ? ?? loed !'?>? *'*
-:ed to
gen that
| the ?rer? forty-two mile?
land and four milee outside the
- ad ? 7one.
fron Vad?oe indicate that
? ?? sen ees
?' (?er
? impat - ? '-ir It
may b< - ?.?ta! traffic,
?aid, unless the situation is ?me?
liorated.
' ? m eenont? of the deatroetioa *?f
ih ?hip? ?-,;'h or ?ithout loss of
rrnan ?ubmar ne? now eonsti
. .,.-...,.; r,. ? ?. ?ha
Disc situation is |
g ftei a "Polit ?en" dcv'.ares
trat it is highly unfair and
' jpurpoitlcsa ?or the Utnnana to ?*?
*h<- Bl
but I
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?rere to i
: ma off
the en
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Germans Spent Vast
Sums in Bagdad
Looted Hospitals and Stores,
Fleeing City with Only
Four Hours to Spar??
Bagdad '. amia i I ?
Am 1 ! i. Onl
the Hagdhil shop? I:;.- <?
opened, .-u.-I these are half empty. The
Jewish merchants lay t ej lost at
morning ??' Mar? ii ' '. fuel befoi - '
Br.':
The cales in the bazaai
by : : ?? old clientel?
in which toi
coffee are scarce "'! he I m '.. -
tak?
rabbi. "Even the pigeoi
mosqu ? . ng thin."
Kurds and th?
. tal, <;?rry i m- bel
.i ng,
d
ta ?? lappil*)
troops an
?ve tha
bi - imbled 01 harj
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a icene - t?ei
man ?**irel< had
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? -ih Berlin. i
blown March 11,
n'.d er did his work well.
i he roc ? rried
awaj. - " huge c
centie 0 the floo 1 giant
masts had fal
bad been
?down up.
The money invested
t''-.e ra?wa . 1
-!.<?' ?, . .-.?? towi
. ? ? it ha? e be?
pi,. )? ? the r
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ha.l Kor..* at 2 h ni.
It) Danil ?? way to
Den mar 1 ??? it cai g ??
'. ? Denmark'* national
free passa?.
help KtiRland 1101 injure Gen 1
paper Bppes ? ' ? sndon
: : a.-t ice and not to c? 1
mark 'a a
The Germai -
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the repeated .:
ships - raving
ports. Th
?he track of a bi| on which 1?
devot* ?
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rwe|
Why Take
-g. Chances?
!'?^fr*^^H\' ^ lirn ?"Ui* premi-rs, ar<* under the
f ST f?^. s3. protectionotthe Holme?Company,
iT^?fi^T '**rN art" ^u<*r'*'"'' ^r??-"1*1 burgUrr,
Vvr^?*JD*"Vy <ir* - ?'''-?-?- '-n'1 otnrr a,an,a?in? ir?
\-^5W' rrpulariti?-?.
***s\\a*\\****^ r lrrtri'itv l?a<*ked up hv the Holmes
Central Office organization guards
your property.
i telrphonr ?all ??i// bring CtnmpltXe information.
HOLMES
ELECTRIC ? PROTECTIVE ? COM PANY
26*CX)RILANDT'ST* teL-Cortlandt'lO
Saks Clothes This Spring
Are a Model of Workmanship
and Style
OAKS garments cost no more than
^ those of any other type, but the
tailoring of Saks clothing is such as to
lift it far above any other ready-for
service apparel. There is more value in
both the tailoring and the fabric of Saks
clothes than would be possible if we had
to support a middleman.
Saks Clothes Are Saks-.Made
Suits $20 to $50 Topcoats $16.50 to $38
fctfca & Conutmtt?
Broadway at .31th Street ?
German Overtures
Spurned by Ch
Efforts of Berlin to C
Break Met with lmmedia
Failure
Peking, April l?. A.IU10 i|
sent ;.(;K;.n?l
1'.orinan sul 1 lampaign on
ruary '.-. th?- German Legation in P?
1 ply to the 1
t'oreig
of P irliament ? id ? ?
..-.?! th?' S(
to rote on the samo <
? German Minister la suppose
?rompt reply iron'
? believe?
i\ e h< ? ? hope of delayinj
the pari of the Chineae
? rt.tr.? n*. Get man* ' re* '
?is denial of China'a requeet
on of the submarine t
paign and sought to establish urge
lions between the two countries on
.- ?
Germans ? ? ed a br
? and China '
md resorted to ?very r
ng delay.
... ? ?? ? ote just before
1? erancc of rt
.id but little effect on the Sen*
f the note were pla?
in the hards of each Senatoi by o
? .. it 1 revent t
, m foil louse
fin i doi ?'ut of the ?Ji
let's !? diplomatic :
With which Dr. V
of Foreign -A
1
: a's reasons for breaking off r
lat ..i?? ? Germany. The
"\\ it h reference to the new sul
marine Germs the go'
? etnmen' of I 1 Republic of 1 hint, d 1
? to further the eaui
i of the world's peace and to maintai
ternational law. a.
pr ?'?** ??
.? and declared that i
. to - ? . ? ta
? ? xist ing bel ?
1 wo coui tries
"During the lapae of a month no lie,?,
kid to the prot
, t of th? ?-public in th?
of th? German submarine?, a,
tivitiei v. hich i..?j ?? ? aused the
? ? ? On Maren 10 ;
? ? - ad from 'our exce
\ ? ?.? igl it atatea 1 hat 'he im
? man government is ??
to open 1 ? ?. ' arrive at a
for the protect 0 '?> and
propei ty, y? ?res that it ii diffl
. her block
? : efore not in ac
' ' a pi ote ?
? ? ? ? ....
;'? deep regret, considers ?tS pro
!.. ineffectual. The govet
? ? republic 1? constrained to sever
- at present ox
g with I ? 1
Plaster Model Helped
British Win Victory
-
Officers Studied German French
System Before Attack
London, April I.".. The Reuter corre
??pondent at British headquarters gives
an intero-tinfi* ?tory of how the British
ffi ri tudied beforehand a ?mall
model of Yitny Ridge, moulded by a:i
tntrenmus ? fficer out of plaster. Th?
model indicated erery natural feature.
trenches, railways, defence?, roads and
?.'ream?, ?ven the mine cta'cr?. It *.'as
prepared from serial photographs and
direct obser*.ation, and all available
that couhl he obtained.
The knowledge thus gamed by the
officers ia ?aid *o are proved of im
altack Was
eai tied <>ut.
s
Your Will
Tlit' importance of nainiii?:
it business-like Executor
THE settlement of an estate
calls for intricate, >t?'[)-l)v
step business procedure.
The bare outline is as follows:
[.Offering will for probate in
Surrogate's Court:
2. Securing "Letters Testament?
an'* wlii?'li give tli?* Executor
his legal authority :
3. Locating all the testator's assets;
I. ascertaining all the testator's
indebtedness;
.">. Inheritance Tax ?Proceeding as
required by State Comptroller;
(). Payment <>t' debts, Legacies, etc.;
7. "Judicial ?Settlement**?Surro?
gate's approval ?>t Executor's
completed account.
Id lakinii advantage of the
Columbia Trust Company's
long experience, you avoid the
possible hazard of an unbusi?
nesslike administration.
I <>r such important matters a?? accur?
ately kept records, systematic filing
systems, ;-at<'t\ deposit of valuables and
securities?the Columbia Trust (iom
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Whether you name the Columbia
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