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DEMAND TRUTH OF NO U. S. PROTEST A GA INS T ' FORCED TO LET PETS I PREDICTS LYNCHING ZEPPELINS RAID PARIS;
U.S. NOTE TO JAPAN
Jinn I'rolcsls Ave Made
.SiTllillM Secroei of Secre
tary of .Stale Mryan.
RADIUS OF BLOCKADE .GO DOWN WITH CARIB FOR AIR RAIDERS
Objection' Barred by American Stand at London Naval , dipt. Cole lleiinl nm- Ikirk !. it. McCormick Relieves Knir
Conference in 1909 and by an Agreement j 1'iircwcll. hut Ki'timd i I INhmon. Mh.v Take Ijiiv
During the Hoer War. ' !o ,0 ,n(o 0wn H"'"''
DROP BOMBS A T NIGHT
Continued mm Pint Pagt,
CAIUNKT DIVISION DKNIKI) w.hiii.v,(T,.v. .m.,.,.1, 21. -There Ik
,m ,iennr tii uiiuh of ..otioi, p.r.tiv SKITM'KR RKTIfRN TO N. Y. LATHS IUMTISM A It MY
HiIm ilm eminent if hxnlly I" piwltli'ii
i to vmiil.iln If Hi- r.iillii" in imi"1 !- " " 1
.v.intiviros. March 21.- Ciicu.nst.in
i, rpiiorls ve-e piil)!flpt Iipio to-ilny
mw no lllollliooil of the I'nltcM Stute
olij'cllni.- to the Anclii-I'rcitcli bluok.i-N (.r Ininilreil mUre tin t 1,'iOU mllrf.
of Uern-mi) on the Kroutnl Hint 'lie. The H'itivjiIIoii illcil iilwve wiih tul.en
i I,,. .......... i- .... 1. 1.. i .i I on the inlvlre of miimiI einertn whn
... .. , .,K. i .tr ....v.. (hrl. ,.,.,, ,,,,. , r...
f ,, .,-nnR um.. r,v ... ,,..,. , win .Miuei , rorecloscil ft om iirolo-tlliK on ull (lf ,,, ,.lmni:rrl .miikIHIoiii. vvlil.'li
iilMn CiWiif! us In t.e nolliv or till. K"un.l by Umowii rerorci. make l,lo,'k:i(le rilhtiliiK n i-linlcr mutter
i.rf.v m lie.iic pursue,) l Seo-ftiiry In reply to nn Infinity from tli" Cnlte,! I "nlp"' 'n" '""i"'' Hi""" f l'l"'lul"
pfM.ile Urj.in in rfHitil to the .ittituclt Statu in in the nrilu nf Ihe n.r ille.l 1 '"' Krr,,', ''xpnf,l ,
.. . ... . , .... .. " i me r.iuiu or tne noT.iiieu , T111, S1(p ,,,,irt,rnt i the rreit
of Hi' Inlte.I suites icmnnl JhimIi rt. ,l0,.m,,. ,, Itrltl-li hiiiI Kri-n.-li tiotox 1 aitit.,tlnn l trylinr to "lint n foiirir
iiiiimN tiin Ohln.-i. TWf lepor.tH note. ,.,.-,,1 ,,, .. ,..,, .i,..i 1.. I illnloiiiHltiMllv whluli IH -nn.iro with
..:,:oc.,n Mm. .neluO.,,, Mclltrr-1 'jj'',, J' t, .nntry l K
''.i"'n. j oiiriikiiI In honi" rnlnrp wnr mill m.i
It now i(iurix tint tlio r.nllllH of tl lin o nVAlnii to IiiiiOp h UlorLitilr.
n,,iil .' Hi' mi' nous"!', tun iiipri" i
p, ii.nii.' 'h.it Mr. Hryiin Hub tho ii'iuty
,'j;Urt f thn I'rcslilcnt In III i)o;!i-.-10
!(' I' ' f'1"!" "1 tlf .liUniifjo.'lll
tt,r f.ttMi.on frin the .mcilMn pulill
NVirrH'oI'm tlirr l fVidcii'-' trta.
ft ii.iz ilii-jH'.ii'trfi'tlon is ileloilnir
P"inc ht1'.h Inti tcMm with Ihirp In
(ffinif ts Ht (t.Ui In t'hln.i a-ul utivJiii;
iii.mh-r if t'oiiKif. who fol Out tho
nfl'.iii inilc .ir .ntltlfil to tho truth
in rffnl 10 the Httltmlc of this tlovi'in
m.iit toward Jap.in'i" ilenianils upon
Idoni have there been sin- con-
(1,1. lie import" an 10 in imporiam '11
AllleV opeiutlonn will he le tlu.11 that, , "'V'"'1 .'. 1, Z
., , '. ,, olije, (tons ,ial'it 11 n v proi'eiluic 1
which the I nlle'l jt'ile. (loertituelit I pro,,lt ,rlKcrHi which mUht lit'i
lelf h.i., .letr.inltieil i.b u in.iMiinini In j,0 ,.0neiilcnt for the t'lilt.-.l Sliilesi to
Pipmou" niS'MjFMOim 01 me rine or
ll0"ll.lle
t the l.oiidon n.ival confe reive in
IM'd. wh'i'h ref tilled In the Iei'lar.tloli
of London, the .nirrlinn deletriitN. of
whom Admlnil Sto-'Uton wnt. the nAV.il
expert, ctood out for a riidlun of action
of at lea: l.'iOO inlle In cne of n
blockade The Atlierlean drleciitlon
save notice of a reservation of rlwht to
adort In time ! n-.ir
liner Wnr Prrcrdi'nt.
tfriutloaal eltuatlon. The lnltcd States thN effei't when the rules of blockade
uii'0'""l to no lliaiiiiainniB Kiience tf miii oj mc iomurenv.c.
11 .... .1.1 11... 11 1.. ii 1
I II I n 1UI1IW. II it liriir.rij,
greater than that probably Intended bj
til" Allies, whop operation", so far up
(lerinany Is concerned, will probably be
1 til'' terpiCM 01 .lajian. ki .-nn
lii-f been eiii.inatliiR from Japan within
tin l.it ffv- dayt- rctiresentlr.i; I'ounl
(ikuiiH. tli I'l tinier, as eaylns that tin
piled State" approed the enurfte of
i.n.., ,n 1 Ulna. rr iiapers in .iap.111
fc4ie been tilled with Uoh ftporli. while
tfci underntaiiillnc m Viililii(tton l
HU'tH to the contrary.
II f ill llir-v iii'-i i',,.lll.-ll.', IU"
' Another mttalue In the dlploinatlc
1 hlsDiry of the I'nlted State- which Ik
reiMvlns roilhlderablo attention In the
Mud leu now belnif made wan the action
taken In the eo-ctlled !ehiRo.i Hay
vaxed dufltiK tjie Hoer war.
Thee Involved a situation somewhat
reKemlillnit that created by th Allies'
1 ini.i.ii... .f !ntrrHtii? with noti.con
l much , ,. (P-,i iiirnuirli neutral ountr!e
to am) from iSermany. Article? of
American proiluctloti. both contraband
and non-contraband, were eelK-d by the
nhr ith the fall"' teportc emiir.ailui; Allies vonilne their operatlomi vlthln
fn..n l'ekin an to iiriuen nun i.uian juualler radius.
I tfifeiftce, inuny otllcials Here uelleve
't is fine for the state department to
.iron tf policy of iteerrey and Inform
:,v I'nlted States Just what action this
.iovernment ha taken In reference to
;lie Jdp.me demands.
"Prere were inl.iiiationf to-day mat
-onltncd to the I'lncll'li Channel, the i,,,,ii, .i,ur r,,1lir.iil tn lvbiuoa Hay
North Sea and the w:itr north and H nP1ur.il port (Ireat Britain alleced
wet of Scotland the" articles were to be tratll"
It Is sucuented therefore that the ported overland to the Hoer.
I'nlted States fiovernincnt would be (,,. frdted States protested aralnt
unwise in insisting at tuts 'im- tnst tne the yeUtnep,
'apt IMtcar I, rote, who eonim.inded '
the former t'ljile liner Carlb, sunk bv 1
a drlftliiK mine In the N'orth Si a off the
(lei iuan coast on I'Vbiuar.i 22, at rived
yoterilay from llottcrdani b the Hol
land. Xinerlca liner N'Icuh Amslerd.ini
w'ith Ids tlrst and third omcers. Ids chief
HKlneer and two iisst aulensltm rs. i?npt.
('ofe was imwIllliiK to talk about the
slnklni; of Ids ship until he reported to
Ills ortin-rs. bill the story of the wieok
was learned from one of Ills men
The t'urlb. with l.iU'O biles ot cutlon
for Hrenien. was held up olf Pover two
days b a Hrltl-h Riiard ship and on her
release iirocecded without a pilot to tic
Hook of Holland, passim: many drlftltiK
mines, but .ivoldlin; all of them. She
tik on Dutch pilot at the Honk and
Capt. t'ole entrusted hluicelf lo tho pilot,
but kept on the brlrisre and had lookout"
poetcd on eory part of tin ship, for
ward, aft, Amidships and 011 the quar
ters. There was a thin haw and the sea
vim calm. The ship had little mote
than nteeraire way when there was a
shock itinldshlp". A break appeared
Mhwartshlps Jtisi abaft the funnel The
skipper saw tin' tho t 'drib's back was
broken. A moment after the shock
Chief llnitlneer Keoiven scrambled 011
deck ind sild tluee men had been
killed
11 minr.HT it. iiefoiiMicu.
l.nMio.v, IVb, 2i". The pew arrival
In London K.tthers 110 Inipiesslon of war.
The stteets are crowded, the city busy.
Popular plays are heal palronlr.ed
Tho placards ealllric fir Milunteers
are modest. .aecotdlUK to our standards.
Soldleri and ofllcers In service uniform
are nuui' roils, bill unostentatious.
I.'ist nidi: ihero wa an air raid In
southern Ihifclaiid and seAoral bombs
wire dropped among private houses. If
lM.mi. uropptliK iMllseii muc, erne,,,..,,. ,.,,,.,,, ,vllp .,om, ..irh, hll,
I Joined those on the Klffel Tower and tho
two dlriplhle. were plainly visible In the
wounded two workmen, but not serlousl.
At Levallols-Perret, whero there ale
many automobile factories, a Isiinb
wrecked 11 house In the Place do for
mollies and burled two bo.s In tho
ruins. They were due out unharmed.
TurnltiR hero and crosslnc aboto the
viii, the Zeppelin etews IIiiik? a bomb
throiiRli the roof of the house at Hue
ImlonK, close to the ralla tracks run
tiltiK to the tJaie St, Lazare. 1'ortu
nately this mlssle did not explode, ami
It Is now In the hands of the police. It
I- about two feet louv and shaped tike
a cHrrot With It was thtown no ap
paratus contalnlnc benr.ltie, the ebleiil
purpose belliK to atari a tile
enrctillulits Pln.li.
Hy this time tho seai-' hlluht- on the
tmfajel Mores. In tho touleard ll.irbe,
three hhvks east af the Saere Oenr
off The public attitude toward It I"
ver.v much as ours toward holdup men,
although the authorities are mUlntf
Kreater efforts to stop ale raldlnc than
out s to stop holdups. I haxe not been
ahlo to pet any oipresloii as to what
action the authorities will take In th
event of tho capture, of a raider. I be
lieve, however. If one falls Into the
hands of the populace and Is not Im
mediately rescued by a constable Ijnch
law will be Introduced Into Knclami.
Whot, ono Kets to talking with the
people, however, ho poon learns how
serious a wai i rapine and how vitally
tho pooplo nre taking It A woman who
h .s lost one soli and four srrandsons In
The lleleKfillnii'n Mnfrment,
The statement made by the American
(lelepMtloli at l-nndon on this subject
was an follow h:
'The American delepatlon accept
n.dow bv the eiilo.on of the I -I timiiths needs iieitlvi ebullience nor
but an apreement was ,.,p boilers -Third AssNtant Knslnecr Vo.-ahular to make her feelllips plain.
finally effected wheiebj the 1 nueu willi mi H.i7.zell of Peiieacola. a .-pan- . Tito complete unity of popul.tr opinion
States Consul and a nniisn coir- fn Hrem.in unu n coin passer , mcperiiic i;verynnuy is rninuici
1 sloner were to arraupe for the release -rhe Hipper ordered all hands to th 1 that the censorship (which amounts to
of the Atuerlcan Roods to their orlplnal ,otts, whtch had been swunp out on I practical supiuesslon of the press) 1
tne tiaviis iinu prnvisMinro ,t-iu. i", unnccc s.trv a-.n unwise, nux over.vuouj-
the emerpency. The Carlb sank swiltiy
the .ouiniunlcatioa which the Vtilte.1 l , Prlm-lpU-. Ik..I Xr.. 2t. with the rcser
.Slits "nt to .la pa" In reinm! to China
nas stronper than has been retire- 1
vatlcm thai the bclllperont, or the officer
111 nommand of the blockadlnp force.
.on. led in the form of nn Iniiulry Into
.'jfj .'s nlentlons.
,sicretur lit). 111 receneo io-iuriu ill'
sluAinc lH--jpe f" ill Admiral Hewa
of rudlurt of the action, which, uci-ord-
1 ItiR to our desire should not exceed 1.U00
miles.
"The radium of action or zone of opera
tion should be d lined immediately uti
At,'nr nr tliolr nurch.ue by the llrlt
, Ish lioveriiment at a Price which the
, poods would have brought bad they
j reached their ilestlnatlon.
This arrangement was fully carried
lout ami It Is precisely what C.rcat Hrlt
aln purposes to do with neutral poods
I seized on account of the Herman des
tination. The Hrltlsh orders In council provide
that Roods so detail!' d shall be either
I requisitioned by the Hrltlsh lioverii
ment or turned Hack in ineir oriKin.u
of mo .lapanese luvy, who has been the ' ' 0,1 should be dtlued immediately up. n , 4 lf thf iin arr n,utr.,..
r.e.t of this Cvcmnicnt for .several , '"f 'I'laratlon ., a bloc kade b he of- I , ,fc ,R,1(i , fUar,P1B ,,ere that
...v. irteer .n command of the blocliadiiiK , .,.,. .luitnc the Hotr war set
am abou' to depart from sour coun-
t j However, tarlore I rto so iiormll lue
t ex, aess m: deep giatlludo to you
.,rd tirmpli 0U to the President and
v,fr 111. 'ills and the penplo of America
ue kindne-s and coidlalltj shown
ii, I will return with the insipe
'"U pood will toward .Input with
I .nran.es that that will ictuent
P ' -am 'elat'oiis between your and
111 u:.tr.s."
To H .s Secretar) Hryaii replied:
"Vnu: kind telcpratn Jul r.-ccleu.
Tiu ' Isit to :!-e I'nlted States gave
'tamed assurance of the c nll.il filend-
1' existing between our two countries,
J e a: e gratified to learn from ou
our stay amung us has clxei, jvui
l-llle Allow me tn sj in 'eiltrn
.t o'lr people have been faxnrtuly I111-
.sd bt your personality and by the
.ee. ies which oti haxo made. Vour
ic as given additional pro r ot
a.1ait.'ipo to be derived troni ex
po ..f visits. Muy -OU haxc a safo
il 11 -onerous xovap home. Accept my
re re pood wishes for juiirself unil
i.it'j r.vii.
GERMAN DRUGS NEEDLESS NOW.
' force. The American delepatlon do precedent .ippIU-able to a eonMdera-
not wish to Impose upon beillp.rents sei : , tho present situation.
1 rules as to the lenpth "f radius of
1 action, but simply asks the right to fU ..... .,
a maximum of l.ono miles when clrcum-I Cai.tlou. Prn.-e.l.irr.
stances so ilemand. , 11iri.,iw concerned in the drnftlnp of
"The delegation concurs 111 tho re- 1 . reiiresentHtlons that the I'nlted
States will make regarding the orrlets
in council arse 1 that It Is tho neces.
nnd nobody had 11 chance to save any
thins except what he "stood In."' Capt.
Cole was calm throughout the ordeal
aid checked otT the watch below as It
came on deck. ,
ll hand" were accounted for except
the threo men reported killed 111 tho
ls.iler room ; that Is all hand" except a
Huston bull terrier taken aboaid the.
ship at this port, and an Angora cat
that h id been the Cartb'e mascot sev
eral )enrs The cat was asleep In some
corner of tlio ship.
on deck JU"t after
takes a pride in bearing this hardship.
There is a general but well gu 1 riled
opinion thai several serious blunders
marked the beginning of "ho naxal war
It Is tlurefore considered all the moro
nreessary to uphold the hands of the
Admiral!)
It Is A., felt, and It Is trut, tint
whatever mistakes wire made. In minor
operations, sn-h as permitting the es
cape of ileriian ships to Turkish waters
and allowing an Inferior fleet to tight
r,n cs.li... Knvo been more than counter-
but the dog came . h,,:nced bv the general efficiency of tho
the Ufeto.it- hud nRVV ,) by Churchill's brilliant work
tn tho re
marks of Hear Admiral Lv Hrl regard-
tug the nature of the radius of action
to vary with gengtupl.lcal conditions,
ih propinquity of the nutral l Tts and
llltelests of netlttlll i-OIIltllerce, US well
as with tho force employed.
"Hy detei inlnlnif the area of the .one
of operation the delegation Intel, ds to
as!: that the force employed be pro. j
portluiatc to the rone. No country I
has been more steadfast than the I'nlted ,
States In Its opposition to paper block- ,
ades, and It holds that the force charged
with the duty of enforcing the blockade
must be proportionate to the- zone ef
fected thereby." j
lotted n n llloeksiile.
While thf tlrlllri'k .Mi'-ration s not
termed ittlci..ll a blockade It Is becoming-
more mi l nwr" regarded as such 11
a piactlcal se'ce
It Is con duiled from the above, Pure
fore, that while the I'nlted States Hov- j
ernmen' would do well aslt tho Al'les 1
slly tor "tnu. ns Just such case as
those that makes the preparation of a
new note a matter of considerable time.
It has been Irdliated that it will prob
ably be several days hefoio tne Hovem
ment Is piepared to commit ltslf In a
formal .ontiiiiinicatloti . to the Allies.
While there Is 11 determination to in
sist on the observance of Atnericin
rights so far as that Is possible with
out resorting to otlur than diplomatic ,,,( Illr riirrn for s.',i,i,r,.f
procfilure care Is alo neing taKen not
to put this iloveininent In a position
which might In tin- future be Inconslst
ent with Its polic
Kor nils reason some officials are of
the oplt Ion that t'le I'nlte.1 Statin would
do will to limit lt-lf to a mere reset va-
tlon of rights to take sud i on af i'
tni nr ts I.' epi.'ll' . ass arising out
of tho Allbr' bl.s'k.nle ather titan i-oiii-in!"
tself 1 advance as for 01 against
touched fie sea, barked at his vanlh- . i,,IVlng Pie fleet mobilized at th
Ing shipmates and wfgwaPP'd with hla de.laratlon of war.
enthusiastic tall n Jotnl farewell. j ptrhnps the greatest achievement of
The skipper liked the dog nnd re- t),t Wilr ij, Kltchmcr's army. It Is not
marked that only trr probability of ,i. Pr,t Hrmy In tho war. nor can It
enilnngerlng the lite, of his nun pro- hops to be unless the war continues a
vented him from returning to the side 1 , c,,r 01 more
of the Carlb nnd Inviting Sport that j ' ,rt n aehlevomont of military nV
wa.s the terrier's name to leap for his rj-y it exceeds nnythlng tho world
life .has seen The gre.it Herman. Trench
The bark of Sport was heard dimly nnd ltus!an arm'es are the growth of
when Pi Carlb. with decks almost . furtv ..1 mo c years . the Japanese army
awash, was engulfed In the haze
The caetHwas were picked up b) tho
li'rinan tatr.il boat Anna Iliis- and
tlnall) reached Hreiner'i.iven, wheto tiny
six the) w ere well cared tor Mi a hotel
at the expense of ft '..-man ilovern-
ment. Tlio t 'arm v iiisunvl for J-.,.iJ
CATHOLICS PRAY FOR
PEACE IN EUROPE
any paitleular piocedun
Irlllsli l.nliorn torles ri Mnuufiif ' . -
liirlnu I'nll siillj .
.1 ' osrspo'"rai r tu Tin: srv
Lf '. March .'.. Successful W0IK
1 ' ten fro.il various nniisn iao-
tn ie 1, Hie matte, of iiuuufactui-
ns di ago ,1 mi proprui.uj ineincwi. o
tu, ,iv" Heretofore come iroui ier-
xn) This wil; nuan entire tndcpetiu-
'o . ijerinaiiy ill the matter 01 iocs'
1 e ,i't,'i the war
1 addifss before the governors
lieLnidoi Hospital eterdax Secre-
Mm Is stated that a London linn
i" pi.lt 10 supply 'he hospital with
v ,te .,f soda. .. drug ueii In gteat
114 Me-, 1 ne linn is const, iii'inih
!! !! with .1 view to Increasing Its
0 11 ..ii'
... ,.i.,r, rr il,,. Pha1111aceut c.il: ti Snmntl she ks ate olamoiini.
. ild ex p." nients are now pro-! fljr u1 pIlorlim,ti p, fight the tiel malo-. llshed yrsterda) setting forth that the
g ... lalior.llotles an oxee ine . , t-Llt lot to the Colun-al nils-lon of Col l; .M. Iloii.-e u, i.eiinaii)
SOMALI SHEIKS TO : RICE IN GERMANY
FIGHT FOR ENGLAND FOR BUSINESS ONLY
Semi Petition t (ioviTinui'iit ( Tliiit I- Wlint Itflntivp miv
Akiim l'cniiiiiHi lo Kcaiinliim- ( iiIiIp .MiMiiri'
Semi Wnnioi's. ; I'ioiii Mt'i'lin.
Ciinliiml Kni'lcy Tnlxo- I'lii-I
Solemn St'i'vii'ps nt St.
I'd trick'.-.
in
A cable message from lle.lln was pub-
l-icti .s not at pies, in, i's, "... , i.i.,.i k..nlnir forth that 1 n,i. i,,.s t,e i,ll,.,l l.i :.n o irller
u ,1 Fu.i lie.., lb of drugs, because r"" J '" ""."""';.. . . ,,.1. .1.. "
,ve V; , aide .. obt'ih.'siippmsl'- ,,,'7'"1''"l!rry ure'.w Z 0 -" ,n "'" ",Ti'
of vi. drugs as bromides from Ain'r-loier and tha , the) "' .,i;rVKc,v;iI clul- by Melvlu liter, who repp-
In, d . p. fr.ni Itus-la. and '-'xc'5' T, .j.V ,,V tlio pis.amatlon of the senled himself a- all intimate peisonal
' ' P " w" '", sheiks catling oil the.lr follower to frlPIlll f Presldcl Wll-on and carrbd
' il otatorle
LIVING COST RISES IN ENGLAND. ,
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CoMipiiriill. e Tnhli hon. '"
rrenseil Prices nf llllllr.
l.e , s M.i. h :. - Th" Clyde strlk-
' , n that Pie purciiHsins power
eieipn Ild been fi'duced to
- ... L indoi, the .vol ki rs ay
i- js ,,t i,o,n 1 :.s.
I 1, nlnwiug tlguris, whldi appear
n t 1,,) - Ti.ae, have been carefully
1 .,nd show tho expendlturr of
art v ,ige win kins class family of four
d'l dig one ncili III IM'l', 1 1' I I
"tat III" the ileniiaua wno nave u,. ....... ,,t,,rr , ,xnil tine to b- from tne presi
In Airti'it, 11 '"
(lent
The mo..age adibd that .Mr Ulce was
-aid tu have clled on IIcit von Iteth-
With ' It.11,11. l,n In, l pint Ch.llicellol.
th) otijlli
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lows .
T I1I1 iflolniis thr tSnvi i-lior,
thr llnkHtn of Jiibnlnml:
Balaams, yea, tiiany salaams,
il'id's mercy, bbsslnp and peac .
" v""t,ie Somali of Jub.iland, 1-th I American Kinbas) ncernlng Mr 15lc
Hertl'and Ugaddei'. nonprlslng all tn- the (ici-inan c.overnincni was hiii prised
ti-Mies and Including the .Maghaibui. but ( (1) iniirn tni4t , Wns not known th'-ro
not including the Ti.lamtlga Ogaden who , wxtvr said that lack of deilnlt"
raTo-.' : Knowledge nbou, Mr lllc,
" . ' ; .iiixh tho Somali have lug to repot ts In diplomatl
tought agalift tlie tiovernmenl liven , fj,c situation ".,ti)llilng but ,basani"
lately the Marehaii have fought turalnsi , fo), Anilllt!lllu, ii,.r,,r,.
,'i0N;r,ww''e,1',ave heard that the C.enm.n ' M-lvm A. Illc- Is president of l-on-Cov.'rnmeni
have declared war on tho aid MacL,od & Co, ImpurterM of lln. n,
l'lipllsh (iovernmeiit , with an office at t" Hroadway II"
. . ...1.,.. tltn ti'ilielUn I . . ..
Kfhol.l. our "Kinnni ...r. 'ihen nt innaiun. noar Atlantic Ulna
Alter
had, aeeoid.
circles, in idc
Prave's f..r peace were offeteil ve.s. 1
tenia)' In the Citholl.- churches of all
the world, .x.'pt those in Ihirop-
t St Patrick'- C.ithodral ''ir.lttiH,
1'urlc) is dipt cd the throne at the ponti
thai mass hn. accnrdlup tlie Pope's
dire, tlnns. the bb i-cd sacrament was
exposed and again at solemn vespei
lat night I
Il was Passion Sunday and a ritual
atr.uigeil b) Hie Pope was observed In
.ill New York C,ithoc churches. 1
Special efforts weie made tn have chil
dren attend, and churches that have
1. 11 go fiaiochl.il scIkIs, like St. Igna
tius l.o.vol.i and llolv .'ame, mad- j
pii't.ar.itlons In advance tn havo lb- I
chllill'eo present '
Ciiidlii.il l''arle.v took pari when the
l'siibn Mlserete Mm was sung at St.
P.iitick's c.ithedral
pli'tinr) Indulgence was granted bv
the Pop- to all who tool, par; in ,my '
way In the solemn set vices vi sterda).
In inn. 1 ,, tlm N'ew V111U ihuichis, 1
pticidllig the pra.Vct fo peice, tho
pastois'told the cotigiegatlons thai the
Popo was In "di op iilllillon at the sight I
of .1 wa, which disiruvs thnusaiiils of
)nutig llvis, brings miser) to f.inilui s
and cities and rushes nourishing nations
to tlie blink of tutu Net II" bears in
mind that Muilphtv Ski I. whose pteio
gatlvc It is to heal tv ch. istisi nn nt and
tbioiiph pardon to I'ti-ervi. Is moved ly
the pia)ers which spring fioni .ontrlte
alul humble hearts, desltcs .uiletitl) that
aliove the clang of aims ma) bo ho ml
tin vole of I'aith, Hope md Charity,
alone capable f welding together the
hearts of men 111 ..tn mind and spirit."
wa two ic,M.icjt in ill" maK-.iig.
! Tho English have raise.), eiftllpped and
rained S.ftnii.non nieti In six months.
' An arinv of l.fliin.nftii rn-ti ie,Ulro up-
proxlmitely .onn Colonels, an.fioft Cap-
tains I'.i'.n'on Lieutenants nnd nearly
1 half a million of non-commissioned of-
flceri.
1 Some of these have been tnhen from
the regular line. All retired orttccre of
s.., 1, , ..l.le aire have been called "I)UK-
outs' the aro nlrknamed. Many havo
, , promoted from I ho ranks of the
repula- armx lo their own excesslxo em-tmrras-meni.
but the hulk of necessity
have com" troni civil llf
' P.. .11, P.nglih ',ewspa. r men and
Knglt-b "Ulcers claim that the bulldlnp
1 of this arinv was facilitated by the cla-s
I distinctions of the country, there Is lng
,r,n.- clie which 'o accustomed to com
mand. .mother class accutomed to obey.
Whatevir the re ions, Kltchemtr's army
Is rapidly growing Into a fighting ma
1 i'Ii liit-
When )ou realie that ll.nna.niio men
I ai d bovs hroupht up In a civilian stliio
I phere hive h.en willing t" undergo thH
f.ir six months and as much iiitigei as
t h-1!' siipirlois diem neces.aty. xou will
tliehliig shafts of light Now -he guns
on tho forts about the olt began to Join
In the chorus, started by those at .Mont
Valorlen, and special battel ies began to
bark out defiance to the aerial vlsltors.
The Hue des Dames was the next
point of attack. The raiders seemed to
be searching for the Hatlgnolles nail
way, which Is the most important freight
station In Paris, stid, they were very
nesr It, for 75 Hue Dulong Is only half
11 block away. In the Hue des Dames
two houses. Nos. 7 and , were hit. hut
no damage was done. Krom there tho
Zeppelins flew over the Hatlgnolles
Hrldpe, on which the Houlevard de
Hatlgnolles crosses the railways leading
to the Oar fit. Lazare, the great rail
road station of the western line, -hlci
Is only three blocks to the south
No. 9 Hue des Dames Is near the
Avenue do Clichy, In the centre of tho
cafe quarter of Parts, where once the
famous "night life" Kept the streets
alive until dayllRht. Another noted spot
over which the raiders passed was St.
Cloud, once the summer home of Trench (
kings.
Worn the natlgnnlles bridge the Zep
pltns turned and threw another bomb
In tho Jmpsjse Milord near the St.
Ouen gate, where araln no damage a
done. Then they went back over tin.
suburbs, attacking Cllrhy, centre of a
manufacturing district, and then Asnl.
eres. acros tho Seine, where tlie famous
dig cemetery is located.
Ilnldern .Irs nninlisjrdnl.
Tho Inst glimpse Parisians tn tho
city had of the Zeppelins was as they
were shooting along above the Place
Clleliy, closely pursue I bv a dozen
Kronen aeroplanes, which were bomlnrd.
Ing them with machine mms, all the
while keplng them tn sight by aerial
searchlights. This wa half pat 4 and
since it was too early or rather too late
for Paris to go back to bed every one
seemed to stay up md sp-nd the ro
of the morning and Indeed tr,ot nf
Sunda) recounting th'lr experiences
Th- poilcr In-'rti. t'on- that the mel m
more than In Ibe Tatibes. and inanv '
spent to-d.i) 1.1 iheorllll boastinp of Hie
fict that the illilglhles fulled to 11 v over
iniich of tl I v Itself and thai tin it
exploits weic limited to the northwestern
stlhtuhs aid .0 a shot' and in. Ifeelual
exclusion over the Hatlgnolles section. )
Tlinnittil It Vn (nrlinit. Peine. J
The majorll) of people 111 the dlstileti
nltticked thought lit lit -1 . as was natural,
that the noises they beard were due nil
the 1 in 1 ,t 1 1 ik of garbage tins Into the1,
It rii automobile temoval carts This j
conjectuto was dispellid bv the report
of camion, and thou every one. tpnotltig'
police unlets to eek places of s.ifet), 1
rushed to the el 1 vets In the hope of
seeing soinetbilu-. I'eW wile able to.
distinguish imMhliip extranrdltiat) ex-'
cepl the searrhtlgh', nlthnuuh matt)
could hear lite imlsn of the motors
line of Hie raiders is said 10 have been '
hit 1,) the Ilic from the fort. here. Per
sons In ilarennes. a suhiitb neat clich).!
said thai the big clg.11 shaped craf ,
seemed to waver and not to II v Very
eteadllv. Xeverthi'b'ss II was st iblo
enough tn attack Uar. nun, where a
lioinb went thiougli the roof of a tn 'I
wlfeV house and exploded in a ri.otn
In which a hale, was asleep Th. fir
Hire w is smashed, but the chdd was
unhurt. Saint (iermaln in Lave n irbv.
was also attacked, seven bo-nbs being
flung there, but only sl'ght mate ..11
damage was done.
The correspondent of Tlir. SfM, to see
If reisirts that cons.defable damage bad
been done and that several persons ' 1 1
hen killed, paid a visit to-da) to tho
suburbs v.ilcli were attacked The
small extent of the harm and the few
personal Injuries were extraordinary.
It might be imagined that the authori
ties would minimize the edicts of tho
raid In order to ptevent a panic, but
they did not do so. In the tlrst place
It was unnrrrs-nrv, " the-e wa no
svmptons of a panic, and In the second
place the ntllcl.il accounts are fullv eon
firmed over) where.
A roncietge in the Hue dej. Dames
who was reported to hive died from
m
"' 1
t0S1'lS t
. 1 1 1 1 1 1
" T!u tnt that lattt hi
j f xfthhkMt, tit "
I ' Vhf Jtut? thru hait.
Stmi-tr-. I tit Vm to ten!
Ik net! lot tn nonmptfabk
fnfrArj. "
, Carstairs
J Rye
RE mre you get
rarstalrs Hvc in
tlie lion tctillablc tiottte
"a gnml linlllc lo keep good
whiskey coml."
Carxtairs Kjc 1. the oKlext,
I lie putext,tlie finest vv hixkey in
yVmetica. $ k 1 lt till jr lilemleJ
(trul aieil in vxooil. Call lor
('.it.ialts Kveat your club nr
hotel keep It 111 jour home.
d Slesirt IL.tilltne C.n.
I i.iia.i,.K,.
New itrk llaltlno'ro
llslaldl.hid I'HS
ft , J V I Newport. Ilallbnnrr j
I
t
of tho two little thnrnughfates which
had suddenly sprung Into fame were the
heroes of the dav. All of them hid
been .i-oiise.l hv the long await "1 ilium
of 1he firemen's bugles and some vvi ro ahe
to tell proudly how. with then verv own
oos, thev had so n the 1,'s "rman
fright assur. il the correspondent In pet -1 marauders,
son that she was unite alive. An Incen- The crowds of sightseers weto some
diary bomb struck a roof about 2T.n j what disappointed, howevet, h 'he tack
yards from th- Amctlean Hospital, but 1 nf evidence nt bnmh dropping, for from
the flro was inilcM)- put out I the stteets one culd si e nothing nf an
Only nno Zeppelin was seen nt N'otillH untoward nature Delight at the failure
It seemed tn linger in the vicinity and 1 of the "Hoches," as the Hermans are
was picked up by 1 searchlight which j ,.Hed, to w re ik any e.xtinslve harm tan
Kept It in view ami pinyen upon 11. pgh.
making It resemblo n slender silver llsh
Machine guns were aimed at the craft,
but the results are unknown, l-'lylng at
an elevation of .inly T.nil yanl It mob
a ptetty Inler.Htlnc sight while the gun
ners pi" th" forts tried to bring It down
"I ought not to siy It." 1 em.it ked one
o) ewlttn s, "but I would he clad ir
hey came every night, as it Is an excel
lent e-xa'nplc of moving plctute war
fare." At Asnlores tho bomhs were appir
ently dropped In pairs, one explo've
nnd ono Incendiary The one which did
tho greatest dimag- struck a house at a
point eight feet from the ground, blow- ,
Ing i ga))lng hole In the wall and driv
ing a partition across a room in which 1
two persons were sleeplnr They were I
blown out of the opposite window.
"The bomh they are using now must
l,o inferior tn those thrown a' Antwetp,"
a Helglan woman living near the Hue
des Dames assured Tun Srs cor
respondent Inasmii. h as she was a
resident ot a str'et in Antwerp where
several persons wore kllb d bv one ex
plosive, she m.i) h' icgitih-d as An
authority on the subject
G ICR MANS JUSTIFY RAID.
tftncl. mi Purls Wile Ileitis lo
Prenell, Mis llcrlln.
nr.miv. hv wireless p, London March
slerprrs I' liln In roil.
Tho force of thr ex phi. ion pulverised
the walls, hut ex. opt for th" f u 1 that 1
the gas meter f . on the s,'l,es .,s
they lav under the .lehtls tru-v weie
uninjured If their hc hid been a few 1
Inches hlrher thev would urly have
l on killed. Tho force of the explosion
was confined within cleat cut limits,
for nn eleetrie light globe, six Inches
from tb bole mail" by the explosion,
wns tint bioken nines will ho tho
greatest Item In the repnir hills In that
n-ighhnrhnn.l This hotnb. fa 'ing on a
,s,llCrete llOOT. TtKI'le .1 i,,,ter three fl ,'T
deep unit a ,ln?en a, toss j
choly ai d distinctive timt-tnnt ..f the i The it ndiai v oonih- appa i entl) .N.n- ,
I Hie air raid on Paris w is nude as
a reply to the tu.l of I'leii.-h av at-irs
j on Schlettsfadl, aeen., hug to the follow.
i i'ig note appettdod 10 -lie otll. al i inn-
mniilcH'on js',., this afternoon;
"To n nd"r mo'-e Onjiretolxe our npty
to the misdeeds of two Kron. h iv'itors
al the upon Alsatian town "f Sch.ett
stadt riome heavv hotnhs were dropped
li ilfrtjiHTi airships last night on the
f.ittns of Pais and the rauro.nl June
poll at '"..nip i jno "
fire horns, anici make a w.indroue
sound followed bv a sharp bugle cab.
would mean Pie npproa-h of Zi ppclire,
bid been almost forgotten bv the poopl.
o' Paris. Therefore, inanv persons
nuesilonisl. when these mournful noNes
ver heard, wliether nn)th"'ig mote
serious than a lire was nevnrrlng. In
de.sl mai.y slept rip'it through th- ills,
ttirbance.
In ilio Hntipnolbs district the resi
dents of the Utifier finals cow.led the
lodges of the concierges ami shtve.o.l
Pi" night through untP t te bugles
sounded aga'n, s.gi, f ,,g t ,,t tt.,,
danger was over Pins rcf. is. I to be
ta n some prejiar it on H ,el i nleum . 1
which on i xplodlng sp.,eh. s ..hoiii.
liuin.ng with part leu nr ohstln.i, v All
M. T. FOR ARMAMENT LIMIT.
Vritnlil s. Hun iiltei' nxs I . ,
sliititlil l.i'llil Villi i I, ii. Ill,
ip.w-tie. . L.l,. ril mom-
,,el t. w ho with
the
meat' thi nation
The Pngllsh have brought common
etiso into uniforms. Aside from lm
tier, ptlble irisignl i. men and ofllcers
al kn ne dressed as they would be if
starlit g fot the unode, without shape to
thiir i aith' s or waste of money upon
mateilal soon to bn damaged bv mud
trill II od
BRITISH OFFICERS' LOSSES.
I.illesl Lists slut-- 7'JI I eisiiiille n
.Nellie I'lllipellr end l. Illnl.
v,eeii( ( iiMe Dtiixvrh tn Tlir Sis
I.M...N, March 21. -The War HlDce i
i. sued a luttlier list ,f I'm casualties,
aniong olhc. rs in the fighting about
Xoiim Plnpeile and St I'.Iot This I
brings the t ,1 .i 1 casualties among oltlcers !
In two we. k up to r.'i 'l tins i, inn-Let-
t neiil v -sev en w I e Hrltlsh others
in the Indian arm) and forty-four nitive
ottlceis In the same command.
Niliniialt) issued to-nlghl a list of
tin.. . .Ulcers and tw ent) -seven nun
killed and tour men wounded on the
Indexible in the fighting In the Dar
danelles, loiii men killed and an otllcer
and tour tinu wounded on the lne.
slstible five men wounded "tl tho
Alni.in and three no it wounded on tho
Majestic
fragment d th.-.. bombs slmwed thai
Ihe) are about a foot In ciicumteri.nco
f all the spots In Paris, two tawdry,
winding little streets in thf Hatlgiiolles
quarter, ion minutes wall, 'ncn the
grind s.tileva'-'ls. tieea ne l'u .itltre ttf
aura t.. i T te) 'i-i . I'll. -I Dunes
and the lino Duh.ng. W iere thr If, - s
nlr.s'ilps s.mgnt to dup'ii'ite rheh pc
tO" unices NntWerp l'l,ll and I'i
1.' gl II I
-o.g t'.f-i sttci' 1'iri ,w , w
e ,g. c ..v , . t' spi , lo. t .,,( .1
tl . ',,'st, 1- .' T',e I.'- 1. fS
VtnoM 1
.r o' the
'ax id I.b
... il I a"
t, ei .
Pat!
otg. i el ihlts ii. I
1 Con, mi -ion, his written
bt'it to 'h" Nnnti'.i' l.e.igin to Limit
Armaments In whi.-h he eotis. nt- to net
as OH" of the le.gue'i l:i 1 1 is advls
i-S and declares that the I'nlle.l Mates
should lo'id In the movenn t.t towar.
-met Intern. itlon ,! re! iwoiis'jii
"The great urn" irtlr'it. nt the Kurn
peit. Powers, s,. ,j. h-tt. t, "have
tot
."
long be, n
e md Ins
it istr...l
. ',' .!,'
, I
w I.
L- ae
'.tig nn ni.M to
sal, p us from
t hev w i -e (iro
vert t' havo
il le t to'-e ter-
illll
BOTHA DEFEATS GERMANS
e"uli Vlrlcnn Troops Tub
Hen nnil Tun fiune.
,7l I ,it,)r, lit, patch to Tin SIN
''N".,s. March 21, A despatch nndrr
IsyH datn from Swaknpmund, the
'' nia ii town Just across the Isirder
'""ii tin Ualiisli Iluy territory, sa.is
hnra tu-htliig is In nrogress In the In-
t'ri',i
The I nn, ii rnrcen. comiiiaiided by
I'rcmii- Itritha. tin. de.-natcli savs. have
lull led ii.inlderable losses nil the
win) nnd have captured 201) men und
two puis The casualties of the Union
topi-i ,,l.io were fairly severe.
ilovernntetit Is finished. As e jnoii
., oind drives t in sand hills or our '"oe,
coast into new formation- so docs this A relative
news of lierntan ev ik
hearts and .pours Into tlie service of
t.,e IlllPllsn lioveiinue,,..
ei... i, .1..1. mi Somali are
f!....e....ieivl. Dally III m
Willi tl "
of Mr. Ilice, a ho Is cot
uerted with the. Importing linn, said
over the telephone fiom Mr P.h i V home
.veslerday uflninuon! '.Mr Itlco went
iibioad on busln'ss Since the wai
mosuue
Ktiplish
we firay for the success of the s,t,,r,., the firm lias had difficult) Hi
inns. Da' is K , ' I g'ttlng poods and his mission In .(
1. II, niililrr'e Wor I.rrlure.
Jl'ivtiig nlctures and a band from tin"
I'-amshlp President Lincoln assisted II.
"iiii.iti llidder of tho .veto ioror
't'tai-( liutin in a pro-ljermali war
"1'iirc at tlm i;itliigj Theatre lasi nigui
"d jestiid.i) afternoon, The pictures
'To said lo have been tukeil by per
Ji'mion ot the Kultnr and to be the
"!) sn of the kind yet shown In this
nnt
I'lllKI"-'! . ' ...1,1 .i u lie If 1 ' HO'I
li,",he Kn2u h are Uctorlous! C.d inany U for the sole pur of lea,,-
knowH the ilcht. He will help the rlPht. I lug If It is possible to get goods out of
Wo have hiaid that Indian asliarls . t,i,t cmnti) This knowledge Is iieei s.
. . e.. i,s mi
have been sent lo upni .", ",,, !. a,-y
iixniniv wr .,o " ".'
. A.J o,.,, iini.t f,- p,i,pand al"
Ne be' the- I Kivernmeut lo allow our "I am unite sure P-eie Is n. t rill ti n
wiiTlors to snnw their lovalty. sim) that came from Iterllti b
'in former 'la5' L'''.11 'pven 1 eable Nlr Itlcc is a personal friend
!,nw It Is so Tt is -mr "ustoii. yet with lot' the I'.esident. It Is prrfecl, a
the ilovernm'ent. Apalnst tho nermann j that any American going abroad now
our wniue, ...... ... ... ,,
It is so. iiy lion u 'o . -
la so. ,u
A few days ami uianj "."
In nrdei tint the linn may I"
ubln to make Its contracts
'.. I a a . ...... U II rrllll-S. . I I.I ..!.. It.n nr.,.111111.,.1 ..,' I..r
1-e nre as one. uureciv ro, .-m " i soou,., mi,,- n.-- i-i. ..iio,.
WO are an uu. ...na- ll. llmlL ..... -a .1 ..f il.A K...i 1.1...1
lv 1, 1, 1 ., ,,, 1 . '11 11 1 in in .0 111. I. r 1. 1 11. 1.
"I do ii'il know whfther be got a
letter ftom President Wilson, but It li
ven likely that he did. If he has1
,.,1111' rv left this country to evl up the ,.), a letter he got It merely as a
lerm iiis who li.iv liivftileil our country I business man as a mailer of protection
iiV ifr ci May Hod prosper them. t i-onvlnre lioveininent olllcials that
Yet o'li liuklni, with all humbleness, ),e Is what he represents hlmseir to bo
dHHlre to beg or Ibe C.ovi'riiment to In case suieh pioof Is neccssat). Vou
. ,ur sous and warrlots to talie. ,.,, .-est assured that Mr Mice's niis
. ..1 in this rreat war against the Her- sl.tti Is simply one of business on behalf
il. 11, .-" , Tl.nl.' e l.lu fl"n "
1 ney are 1c.n1. ,n nm ,,,,.
tlod
....... ..wll.lnei'
re eager. !rant them the boon
and Mohammed la with uh an.
If lioveriiment wish to take away all
the 1 1 oops and police from Jnbaland
H Ik pood, We pli'dpe .missives to act
Lh 1111" ciovetnmeiit asliarls until tlioy
rel.. i.u- hog that this, our letl
" . ',....:..i ..1 llie feet of OU1' Klllg
SSd niiViTo,' who lives in IMP.and In
token of our lo)ally and our pniyois.
The Somali Shelhs of Jubulund.
through Actinic Krovlnclat
Cominlwlonur Klsnniyu.
It was denied lit the White House In
Washington that Mr, It tee had been sent
hy Piesldent Wilson on all) mission
to I'.urope
0. GREEN STRIPE SCOTCH
Pure, Light,
Delicate, Old.
ANDREW USHER & CO., Edinburgh
Knox
Hats
The Silk Hat the last word in
style, quality and that indescribx
able "smartness" is always found
in Knox Hats.
'152 Fifth Avenue at -10th Street
6l Broadway Singer BtiilJiiiR
Broadway ;
34th Street
Beginning to-day and continuing throughout this week,
Saks & Company will do something that il is believed has
never before been donecertainly not in .ew York City
Every Pair of Men's Shoes
All the Newest Spring and Summer Styles
Just Received from the Makers
will be Sold at a 20 Discount
" More men must know tho Saks SIkh' Shop. Tho IM PORTA NCK
and VALUE of a SPECIAL PRICE aro corlainly measured ly its
TIMELINESS. Wo havo chosen this as tho most opportune time of
all the year, and tho '20' reduction on all Shoes, w ithout reserve, as th
most practical and interesting- manner of introducing tho Saks Men's
Shoo Shop to men who havo not heretofore bought Shoe.'- at Sak'.
90 Styles of $4.00 to $8.50 High & Low Shoes
At the 20 Discount, $3.20 to $6.80
l,ow Shoes in Ki'i'iifh. KiieTlish itiul Aincr
iciin lusts. Vamps an' in ureal liversit
of styles ill black ami nisset leathers.
Quarters of the same leathers or in eon
trastiiiK buckskin, or elotli in many
shades.
' 1 1 iuli slioes in K.nulisli, Ki't'iii'li ami Amor
iean lasi Mlaek leathers, dull nr shm.
leather.s in annus shades. I, at.
in coinhinat ions nt leather nr
with either lilaek
and Russia
est ell'eets
cloth tops
vamps.
or laissia
20 Styles of $4.00 to S7.00 Men's Sport Shoes
At the 20' Discount, $3.20 to $5.60
' Canvas, buckskin anil Russia calf Shoes,
low cut and high. Sonic with "saddle
straps," others in flexible leather or rub
ber soles and heels.
' White shoes with while soles and heels,
also Shoes made in elVective combinations
of whitc-and-Russia, and white-and-black
leathers; buckskiii-aiid-Russia leathers,
and so on in a score or styles.
' The original prices remain on the price tickets, just as placed there when these Shoes
arrived from the manufacturers within the past few days simply deduct the 20'
discount.
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