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THE SUN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL o, 1916.
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l.i rly In tin- tctflon of Montfuucon anil
Mill.ltHOIII'.
Uv.t nf Mm Mrui-i) tliorn lias 1nen
nrlill.ry llnlitltiB of conslilcrahlu vl
Ji'iK'o aliiiiK the front from Avorourt
iim far n Miiliuiouit. Iliift f H'
JlruKo tlio nlKht nUtlvi'ly
uulitly. ,
Tlio tlormans lmvc mailt tin utliu'k
HKiiliitit tlic front lietwcin Doiiaumont
ninl Vanx mstulillelii-'l !' oi"
counter uttiteks of jrstctil.iy.
Kittnli lnittrrlist Iiuao li''ii trtIou
l;irly iiotlvo In mini: uiioii ini-iny iil
Ioiih III UiIh ri-slon. Tlio uiciny has
responded lull feulily
i;ut of lli'J forest of Ijo 1'ietro u
lronK reooiin.ilMMiK'o ly tlio enemy
was iHxptrrcil by oiir tiro.
In AIaco Krrncli butteries with
mtccefsful In flielllnK a Herman nil
Ply train on th lilithway between
Tlianti ninl Muelliaueu.
Tho following report from
DUTCH SHIP SAILED DESPITE CONOUERS TYPHUS IN
DANGERS OF GERMAN MINES GERMANS' TRENCHES
Sailors of the Niouw Amsterdam, Which Arrived Yes
terday, Went Aboard When Captain Asked if They
Were to Be Kept Off Sea by Kaiser.
I'apt. I". Van leii ilemel of tho Hot-lahil-Anicrlivi
steamship Nleuw AtnMcr
il.mi, In ythtenl.iy from 1 lot t oril.im and
J'.ilinoulh, loM how him hravid tho
mini" und submarine fierllM of the North
tlrltleli sen on her way from her homo port to
litsuililtiarter In Franco wax Ifsiieu to rnlmouth, un,l Imw dually her crew,
night by the olllclal piecs bureau: who ,, orBimiv ,,,,.,) t nail In
Ymtonlay a Irrm.ni machine, mm , .... ., ,
Miot .!o!wi by on., of our aviators bo- ""o i-ww-lo,! to do so throuel.
liltul our lltiei south of Soii' hi'Z. The it,. .Ua.H of the- aklt('n- ami tho oiHcer-i.
pilot nnO oofcivir wore Ulllcil. ' .-Miii tho ihrl Dutch liner out of
JMi&M : ""' of tu
lllol anil Yprog. Thtre was inltilnu ' TubaJitla, ivlinsu f.uo made a ilerp Im-
notlvlly iibout Neuvllle-t. yll,H, prcxHlon on Dutch navigators and pall
11UIIIH 11 nun tno iionvnzuiu-ru
i
Tho Nlttiw Amatenliitn n.m scheduled
to bhII on Mnrnii 22, ninl 'apt. Van ten
llettvcl Intended to Mart iioross the
North Sea at d.i)llKht. The crew caimi
In a body to the dmk anil Dally ri
fused to mill. Tho rklpxr tald It wn
not u quotUon of waKe.t with them, but
tho value of their lives to their fiutilllea.
He Kilt! to their IhiI.imii.iii :
"1 am willing li sail, and It will look
bad If Hermans nro iKTiiiltte.l to Ui.ei
Diitoi chin off tho in,
The moii lHetied mid went away for rt
conference. They finally i..tuttied and
RUSSIA PROTESTS ON
SINKING OF PORTUGAL
TorpiMloiiif,' of Hospital Ship
Culled Piracy U. S. Is
Aski'tl to Aoi.
.. hii I n.itf ttrntrhtlne
i. . A,' (;VnV.iiiii. .,r th. Itusl.ui fal'l they were llllns t rl-l their liven
''".T1! V ... i J ft. th lU .ck Se 1lth tho fkiw-er to m.untalii tho repu
W ' i 'I "h! J"i iUbee Satloi. of th- D..t,-h for .u,i.W, and
Mut to nil tit utt.il Uovernment.-. In nd.( H' tin 11". .
ilitloii th. It.usl.in aovornment iiuk r
niiple.l the American and Sp.mNIi l.ni
biMlcs at TitroKrad to brl.m tho note
to the attention of the Tetitonl-- allies.
The follow Ins Is the tet of the note:
Tho ltlLM.1.11. hi.'Pll.il hlp 1'ortiiK.il.
with a rratieo'ItUMjUii view and a
tiro)-r if.inlt.iry KtalT on lioard. was
ruleinK In the lll.uk Sen. destina
tion helm Ofow On .Match 30. at
M.1.1 o'clock In tlio m.irnlntf. the ship
Mopped ort Cane I'atleli In order to
permit ono or the els ncenmp.in.v
Ins her to pump out water which was
hlnderlm: proKie.-s. At this moment
a Hiilunarlne approached the station
ry ship, circled around her. and f-ud-deiily
llrcd two torpednes froln a dis
lanco of about fifty mcten-.
Jno of tho torpedoes! missed, but
the other exploded In the em;liie room
and the vessel sank .it nun'. A Hu
Mian torpedo boat winch happened to
bo III the neiKhborhood w is able to
h.io 1 T S persiai" "Ut of .'7!l abo.ud
all the others, Includlnc f'.iirteen I. lilies
of tho Ited I'nvs, fifty doctors and
n.alo and fe. ile nurses. I!usitu sail
ors, and twentj-nlnu rieiah, p'
Ished. The l'ortuii.il l".re all the dlstlne
tlio slKiis lueserlbed b the sfK'.-lal
HKIeeineiit which was signed at Tho
llasuo III 1MS, and which applied t
navat warfaie the pilnclples of the
Geneva convention. An exehaiiRe of
notes between tho Ituslan. Turkish
and the ltuU.irl in r.ernnieut. ac
ceptlnp tl.e-e principle", u-i 1. 1 ran teed
Miuilar Inimunltiis to boiltal ships in
the I Hack Se.u
Tho elliUilitances under which this
filln.-k was made eveliuh. all possi
bility of a mistake liavlmr b.-.-n ...ad
1y tile submartne. It was a dclllx t-.ito
attack.
Tin. Imperial ioveiiiuient fo. many
protests to the ' ioNerninents with
which It H at war against th hew
violation of the euslonis of war and
PK.ilnst persistent tontemtit lor con
ventions and Ite.itles. The ilovern
incnt n-es In this crime not only a
flanrant Infraction of Intel national
law, but a common act of piracy, of
which it makes tho civilized woild
tin. Judce.
.Mleh.u l Vlail.mlroltch )til..auko. tho
fresldent of the Duma. In presenting
Itt'futr.l oii.i, nf Wnmlilpi,
I' had .el. MIKKesteil, .'apt. Van dm
llei.Ml said, that the Nletiw Amster
dam should b: eoi.oed by Dutch war
ships throiiKh the daiiKer zone, a
htreteh of seve.it -tlw im.es from tho
.Maas IIkIH vessel to the .'.allnper llsT.it
vessel, 'I'l.N Ple.i was abandoned b"-
imu. Ihete was a lief that It intent
involvo Holland, eventually brliiKl.a; her
Into the war. The lino thin chartired
the finite ocean tilt; Thomas and the tUK
I'olliemus.
Thirty llferafts were put aboard the
Nleuw Amsterdam and others were
taken cm the tuns. These pieparatlons
satisfied the crew and they went abo.ud.
I he two tu; preceded the liner, which
went through t.. lrll.)t.s stieteli with,
out p(MiK mite s or p.-ilseopes. The
skipper sa'd that t. Iiik Duteh tut; At
las Is anchored : a.f way in the stretch
ready to flash wniless calls for help
to Htlps that i.u.y be torpedoed or strike
mines; also Dutch tnipuUu boats am
firtiiared at any moment for a rescue
dash fioni the .Mans Iteht vessel.
Tho skipper s.is that tho strain on
olllcers and men in cinlhff the North
Pea li severe, as tho waters are strewn
thickly Willi mines'. The crack fleam-
ship Rotterdam was withdraw n from ser
vice because she was the. biggest and
most valuable vessel of the line.
I.ady t'olehrooko. who had Iwen work-
In? steadily fifteen months In tho Vlckers-
.MaMm munition paint In liiiglahd, is
hero for a rest. She came with Mr. anil
Mrs. lletijamln Guinness und will b
their guest at their homo In Washington
Sipuire. After resting she will return to
her bench at tho munition plant.
l.t.ono Women In Mnnltlon Plant.
When l.ady Colebrookn llrst went to
wtrk In the plant there were only thirty
women emplojril, now there are li'.OOO
of all classes. The workers wero warned
tf uie uppiuanh of Zepfiellns and marched
Fomctlines In excitement, to a big build.
Ihr near by to be out of danger should a
.epiellii bomb strike the factory.
John MarKcnt. tho artist, who had
been away from his nat'vo land about
llttten ...ears, brought ovtr mural paint
Inys for the Hiistou Library. Ho e.'
iHits to sts.nd slv months hero.
li.'Khiald do Koveu, who had been
tiinel.eu mouths at Vevey, Switierlaud,
'lorKIm: on Iho mire for 'Tho ranter
bury riterlms." Percy Mackaye's new
opera to sum; at tho Metropolitan,
als.i i-eturned by the .Meuw Amsterdam.
Cither voyaccrs wire J. i". Ankersmlt
and .1. i:. luckel of Holland, who will e
tubMsli an ollke hero for the purchase of
supplies of all sorts for Holland and her
e doiiles, They expect to place contracts
or about JlO.onn.o.io annually. Mr. An
k.rsmit said their mission was not In
sp.r. I I" tlm war and thut It would not
! a' i.iiloneil after the w.ir.
Major Gerald Walker lllrks of Mon
treal, who had been supplying the
fanadlatr. at the front with American
lam.e.l tns. iir. . hletly pork an.! beans. In
behalf of tin Canadian Y. M. C. A., Is
back on a two months leave to raise a
fund or j;:,ii,oimi to continue tho work.
He said the Hrltlsh army was tho best
fed force In the world.
The Nleuw Amsterdam was laid lip
ls'foro leachltiK Kalmouth by a Hrltlsh
patrol boat and T27 bnus of mull wero
take:, oft.
PREDICTED VICTORY
Text of I'astnrnl ('oiiiiiiuinV.i
tiou Tlmf AnirriTil (!rr
iniiiis Kt'.civt'il.
Iw.M-j.v, Apr.! I.- Tl'.r i.i.'tura! letter
of Cardinal Mercler, Ptlmate of lletelum.
Which elicited frolll Hell. .i Itlf shit?
Mllltaiy tloveitmr of P.el.-Muin. a warnltiR
t'. the Caidmal t.. "dist fiom political
aitiilty" ai.d to ills. ontlinie "ralslntr tin
JiistlfUil licpes riKardltiK the Imiv of the
wai,' has Just been . .i. l.d line,
Tim letter, alter cwicm-Iiu; tho Car
dinal's Ktatillcatlon at the teeeptlou '
coideif to him In his te.-.i.t M.it to Pope
Hfi.eillct. predh'ts "the in iral triuir.ih ol
licteluiu," lefers to "tl.e Impi :M"iini"Mt of
.ur nation" and to the promts,- of the Al
lies not to conclude peace until lieteli'f
BRITISH BUDGET
EMPIRE'S GREATEST
Army PliyHluIan on Front in
missia Wins Grout, Battle
With Disease.
resort they leem to bo xalubrloua
enougli. l'nr out from the shore I have
encountered on clitmpH of epongy Islets
landnlurm men on sentry no, tho painted
bowls of their long porcelain pipes rett
ing on their broad chest, their cheek
glowing under the slashing wind and
their good nature unimpaired,
llrnlth Insurance Myatem.
TIioukIi many of these aro men CO
years old they are as sound as the-lads,
und many oillccrs credit the omailng
health of the sol-Jlers who arc far be
yond middle hko to tho fact that not
only Is the sanitation hi tho war zones
most Kcmptiious nut niao tnut for n
t'tnunnv winrim Wl 'V 'generation the humblest mnn In tier-
li. HMf 1 IIM tn nil r..-5jniany vwM ,iri)UBh ,),,. cjermati system
I.e.iltli Insuranco obtain medicines
ny jami:m ii'iiuxmim. nn.NMiTT.
I'INSK, ltussla, Kob. 24. Dr. S ,
the Herman oberstabsarzt stationed, nt
llret Utovsk, has Just won the tight of viU )mt ,. rP,.hed by antomo-
his life, it has nearly killed him to do bile.
Tho tramp was through deep snow ami
crevasse formed by the blowing up of
of
und the advice of excellent doctors for
practically nothing.
Nor Is tho health of aged officers, such
as the men In exalted commands, lews
remarkable. One morning old Count W.
took n party of us out to some positions
Ciiib.ind rum irsf 'age.
motion that the lii.-ldent be brought to has he. n t.Mored to a!..lute indepen.
the attention of tho neUlr.il and ..lllul J.'ee and laifcelv indemnified. It. th
Governments, said: "'i'.v of Citdlii.il .Me...r's letter ue'i.l
"Tho ship had on boanl persons toll 'ale there iw no "hint at tn.i.aee In the
nf th.. sl.lrlt if kelf.HiieHI mil mil- I tellgloUS liberties of the people l.f tile lie-
missions is(ini; 12 shllllnes six is;iieo
and an additional shtlllni; for every ad
dition il 10 shllllhKS or fraction of this
amount.
He sahl that the deficit ..f l,:22.O0fl,
iJUU :.llo.oini.noti has let. made up
by CGHO.oun.OOi) ( JS.0U0.000.0fiU) l.or
tnweri In war loans, f l,"4,00ii,00n J7T0,
fioo.iiilO) rro.n the sales of bonds. 50,.
I'JiO.of". t 2.Mi,niH'.ai) from tho Angl
Kr. mil bran and the bal.ui.-.. by tin. sale
of tr.dsu.) hi. Is.
The way Hrltlsh en .lit has withstood
tin lminei.se claims nf the war is tnilv
omlerfiil to fhose not familiar with tho
financial resources of tho nation. The
leveiilie from (he Ineonn. tax, tin. super
lax aid tl.e excise wiro all in exoess of
t.xe. tatlons.
I The 'han.elli.r said tlial a eontrolle.l
firm piislu, inv immlllons would U re
lleied from file excess profits tax if th"
I .iinount pai.l to the Ministry of Munitions
i was not less I ban thut paid under the
j tlnatic- net. Mr. MeKenti.i did not dls.
cuss tin iiuestlon of fontiollltig and dl
r.stim; the trade of the i-ountrv bv
inat.sl by tho one lelre of lellevluc the
suflerltiK of victims of the war. wlnther
friend or toe. Tho enemy acted know
ingly, for th" Portugal bore all the dl.
tlngiibhlni; marks of the llisl 'ros."
The Duma ad.'pted the motion iniaiil
mousl. REPORT PLOT TO KILL CZAR.
Rerlln ll.nrs of Attempt lo XV reel.
Iti.Mil Train.
FlMtttN. wireless, via Sivville, l I.
What is beloved lo hale 1" en an at
tempt on the life nf Cijr Nicholas Is
reported by the overseas News Aireney.
"ivtrogr.id reKiris olll. daily that a I
rttiliii.nl wal iitii.m iiamed orlov i.s.ehed
a dunatbiti f.o'ii tv I'zar." the news
atteuey tas. " irlov Is the watchman
who noticed iliat the track was damage,!
nti. I ra' warning to the Czar's train. '
"It Is supposed an attempt on the l.fe 1
of th" C.ir is :i tended, and that It
w.i.-. triii-tiaiiil at the eleventli b"ur by
the wabhinan s dlseoiery "
upled teriltot," su -h as ,- ieferie.1 to In 1 faxes and lni.orls localise It
Hen. von Hissings piotest to the jir.i
ate t'urdllirtl Meivler's letti r leads, in
pait :
"let us eei suppose that the Mulsh
or the Issue of the gm.inti. duel now
""Mi'i ini'osMm,. hi present to pro
vide, the m i vsary men and machinery
for t'le ...derpl Ise
i.y Die present scale of taxation the
i.oernine.it Is making ample prols!oti
i.-.ng fought in llurope and in Asia i for seivn-es in the war, ' the Chancellor
Minor should be uncertain, one fait Is . said. "When pe.us. comes w. will have
already est.ihlisln d in cvllUntlon and 1 a iiustieriib! margin for tl ductl in
hu-torj ihe Mior.il tiiumpbof Uelcium. : of tiixatlon. I'isutes prove our ablllly fo
in unison win. ..our img aim iioverii- . comuiiie uie x. nr wiiu tiit.iiMteif vigor,
meiit Jou halo made fminvnse saciitlies In purruatie.. of the s heme to pur.
tor your country. Peoples abroad under- chase American securities, the Chancellor
stand your spult of saci'.ihu; you nr. ' said, the Hoveriuneut bought a coiisld.
ii.ln.ii .! and ur g.ner.itlon has piketi i erahle i. nv ..nil of .he funds and bv the
its phue. gior.oiisij in history, is not resale or the rcuritles thex will bull. I
ih.it a ioinuest, my hiethteu? Aic i up a laice re-.ne with wli.rh to meet
j. t. not the most glut ions of couiucrors? j future mods The purchase was It
"I know that jou we. p. that thojclud.d In Inst .ear's oxpeniotuiej hut
h.arts of mothers and wives are brol.cn, ; the proceeds of the sal. constituted ur
that lives ate being lost on the banks , asret In Amitum with which the ri !
of the Ym. Tho Imprisonment of our , tlou began Hie . intent vr;lr
nation on our own t-oll U sndly pro- ivis.ms sen It g in the naval and mill,
long.d. Von will admit 1 have neverltaiy tores. Mr. McKenna said would
hdden my f.-ais from oii. I have .., . Hi,,e,(e, i n. im.r
pria. tied patriotism ..i ou. mil ti"in uie . 'bound trains at I oclock In the morn-
beginning I have let ou s.e that aeeori- nr,nr, wln, ,.,, , ine
n.g to my fiie-eutini. til our oide.il would . " ,,.
It. and now, with nerves shuttered, but
heart light, ho Is going home to Thu
rltigla on four weeks leave.
.Vnd my dear oberstabsartt," tlio gov
ernor of the fortress said In giving him
his leave, "he nssured, I beg of you, that
If four weeks are not enough ou aro
to take eight.".
"It was kind of his Kxcelteney to say
that," Dr. tt said In talking of his
work, "but In these times It Is hard to
sit quietly at home when there Is work
to be done at tho front."
My remembrance Is that the doctor
said lie wus 62 yearn old. I'or threo
months he has been fighting typhus in
the Drcst Lltovsk region, and bo has
beaten It at last, Tliero Is not now a
case In the whole district over which
his authority extends,
Ho has had to tight the lethargy of
dog weary prisoners and I id has had to
tight deadly vermin, the chief among
which be counts the louse. Ills) work
lias been as much a work of sanitation
and prevention as of tho treatment of
Individual cases.
Itaa tn Pay fnr Victory.
Now the fight Is won and he rani
survey an absolutely clean bill of health
ms regards Imtli troops und prisoners.
He Is proud and happy and lie wears
the rlblon of the Iron Cross lit hta coat.
Hut lie has had to pay for Ills victory.
While we wero talking at dinner a
mllltnry band In tlio next room was
playing operatic airs. The old doctor
put Ids hand to his head and glanced
resentfully at tin leader of tho band.
"That music scorns falrl) to pound on
my brain," be said, adding. "I suppose
I'm tired. I shall be glad to see 11m.
rltigla again but 1 shan't take any eight
weeks '
The doctor Is a gentle, meditative
man ; a good deal of a philosopher too,
as appeared when at last ono was able
to draw III in out.
JlavtliK wanned to a conversational
mood b aske.1 numerous iiu.-stlons alsiut
tin "stltniiiui.g (general feeling or
mood ) In Ann rlca.
"So far as liertiiMtiy is concerned," 1
said, "I don't . how It could lie worse-"
lie did not wince at that, but nodded
his head and said, "I know, I know.
And they beee the worst about us,
don't they?"
"They seeui to wish to." I said, "and
tho worse the thtpgs they hear and lead
tire l.iute tin l..!fo tliftll."
"And you." usk.-.t, "do you he'.love
tlioso things ibout atr.siti'S and tlcj
barbarians."
Then I told ban bow finiu t line to t.nu
I had written art lib which showed how
In a cur and a half of wan. brings on
all the. fronts excej. the Italian nnd
tlw Tuiklsli I hud l.eii unable tn find
any atrocities oi any bat b.irlans.
Then w goi lo tli.' siibj.ct of the
health of the troops. Their condition Is
a matter of nm.ieniei.t ven to l!"
otlicers who are entrusted with the task
of hoping them well, The superb s.s
tern of thld toriltli.ttletis on at the
fronts Is an impottaut factor in keep.ng
the troops Wc.l, because tll.lt Sstil!.
makes It isissihle in many pl.ue, fnr ,i
mere handful of iik-ii to 1 old Important
positions.
Hundred. in II. line to llenl, ,
This iertnllh generous leaves of ,ib-1
setu'e. The men .an go home and eojo I
physical and mental tefiehinnt. I'lum
the great area of the l'itt tnai-he (
they go back to Hermaliy via Hrest
I.ltnvsk, Warsaw, Thoin and lleillu. m
my way to Pli.sk I passed hundred of
them going luck lions- '
In our terms of distance this m, ant,.
:i ride from I'hlmgo to, say, Itm hester. j
At home and In fs'iice time a man would i
take such a ild without minding tl,.
lack of a sleep,.. Hut when tho route,
lies in ltussla, Poland and Hernial. y and
the tlm ! wattlme there are d.las 1
TralnloaUs of the nun on tutlough
ore fre,ueutlv ilol.ivc.l for hours o
await th p.issaai of troops and amuiuti.
Hon troitig to the fiont. Such wearlnesr,
cotipl. d with su. I. patience ami good ua
til re, I hae never svu as wIht
walked throng i some of the w. si ward
fortress and It Involved some stiff climb
ing. Hie General threw aside his over
coat and made better time and did less
pufllng than most of the young men In
the party. To look at him you would
sxiy he was feeble. Not at all. Ho en
joyed the walk.
Tho troops have been spared the trarll
tlonul rigors of th Jtusslan winter this
year.
"All winter," one offlrer said, "we have
been waiting for tho bad weather to
come, but It comes not. Ho we have been
comfortable."
Furthermore, two winters of cam
paigning have woirJerfully Inured tho
men. In Mlawa, whero I was last win
ter for a time, nearly everybody ws
coughing and sniffling. There Is almost
no tnfluensa now.
'Und das 1st die Ifauptsache. melne
Herren," a Herman officer said In wind
ing up Ids remarks on the situation In
tl.e Plnsk marshes, nnd what ho espe
cially referred to wns the ticnlth of the
men. It Is Indeed '"the main thing," and
It has been attained by the Infinite
capacity for taking pains, which In the
supreme attribute of the medical arm
of the Herman military service.
Egyptian
DEITIES
Hie Utmost in Cigarettes
Plain end or Cork tip
feopU of wliutt, refutewunt and
education invxxriaily prefer
Deities to any otUtr ctgaretWT
I X T X
ll
KfiHHl
inn
ru"w IS ill
,j hosts il '
llglll
'! ISk mI
I ing to my iieutini. tit our oide.il would ,,...,..... m ..... ,, , , Compartments were packed with men
i! iuiik aim ui.ii sutie.s iii.iini nv oi- - ' .nio e nhoilrowsed and read anil cnauco.. une
had to pick Ills wn caiefiilly along tho
tallied by the nations which should most Haunt, a member of a llanard unit m-
inliire. Tim conviction, both natural gageii in ne.i i ross w.uk tn I 'ran e.
Whs and supernatural, of our final victory Is d..f id ceiehro.splniil uieniugltls on
moio deeply than ever jniliorcd III my Monday in a hospital at Ha i-l-Hue,
, Mini a.s onuiiJ lo a catilesram re, elved at Tliey were bomewai'J bound
We sba'.l -w.u. but we are not jet li s noiue her lo.d.ij II, was 21 :,e.'ir.s' In su. inner the Prlpet marsh.'
BAGDAD DRIVE DEFENDED.
British llcn Thai ilii e
Ordered It) Politicians.
.! t.l'V Hi w l' 'i I" Till. Si
Ij.spon, tn il 4 Austen riiatntier- ai the end of our suffeilugs, Kruno,
Inlli, Heerelai y for Indi I, to-day denied Hr. at Hlltaln and !tnn-l.i have pledged
the suggestion 'that tin advanio themselves to make no p. i, e nut. I H 1
against lla-dail bad been ordded Iv gum has ie. ov.re.l hcr.ntlie mdepeirl
Ignorant politiuum agan.st the ndvke men and hc.-n l.u:.iy liiibinnltled. Italy
of the loniiii.iii.l. r In chief in Mesopo- In turn has .'hercd to this pbdgi Our
tumla " futiiro Is not m doubt, but we must be
, - pieparcd for II." i
NAVAL FIGHT OrF DENMARK. '
' ARMORED TRAIN REPELS RAID.
Dill. mi;. ol Herman Uclrocr .en .
titer llein I'lrfiiK, liilln lleslroy Tliree Senplnnes
HirrtolVuhtt fiewleA fo Tat. , , Miiklnit AMnek on All in.
Col KNIt.vr.iiN, i.i London. April 4 fiiieriul I'n'jtt riniwteh In Tub St.
Thu Stod.holni coir, spunih in of Iho I IJosu:, April I Italian armored
Kk.itmbliuh t it potts a naval light which trains weio used successfully to defend
took p.nce In the Cuttcgai yesterda.v . 'tho open Adriatic coit aga'nst naval
Thu ngag.nn.nt was marked by ire- bombardments, It Is announced that
corridors, for men were lying asltep on
tho floor. Tho air was b.ul and the
i benches bard, but the men weio happy.
old.
be frightfully iml'.ealtby As
s lllllt
wln'sr
mendous tiring A damaged Hirm.in tor
pedo boat ib t lc. er was townl p.st
tlelselugborg tli nfleriiooii, No tuitlier
details have hi en le.trneil of the battle.
COUNT TISZA FOR PEACE.
Rut II no urn rln Premier llenles
'r.'iiloiis , rt. lck of War.
IjhPON. April I. fur and satis
factory ooiniiiMi.ii of the war Is all that
thesi) armored train nro i.ually ef.
flclent agilnst aerial raiders. They de
.lestrojed thr.ii out of five Autilan se i
1 planes vvlib h attacked Ancona eslerd iy.
ITIie laid, In which three p"ron. were
Killed nnd eleven Injured, Is described
as follows in an oilhial statement.
I "The enemy seaplanes wire nttacked
I by anti-aircraft guns on an aimored
train and by four of our iieiopl.ines, The
seaplanes fled, but fl.rie were brought
down, One was the I, 21, which was
Is deslted by Au-tria-l lur.g.iry, Count ruptured Intact, the second, tint O 21,
Tlsza, the Hungarian Premier, Is quoted
nk saying In Kudapest ilesp itches teh
graphed by Ihe llxchange Telegraph
:ompany's coricspoinlciit at Amsterdam.
Ni. n v. ten it' ry Is !!:! -! by thJ
Dual IJinplre. according fo the Premier.
Austrla-llu'igarv Is not sick of ihe war,
bo added, bit admitted (lint tho war nut,
long and haul for all.
buist Into flumes and was destroyed.
und Iho thlid sank while being towed to
port
"Ihiemy torpedo boats lem.ilned fat
out nt sea dining the attempted raid."
TURKISH PRIESTS URGE PEACE.
HEAVY ACTION IN MACEDONIA.
firn, Mirrnll Hoes tn I'l onl II.
Inner" Warned fit Ifnlt War one.
,.e iiif CtiUf llnpatfl, tn 'far Si .
I.OM'o.n, Al I I -Tb HatoiiliH e.ir
respondent ri the lull; .liuli tilegriiih-
nm .veMteru.iy sn. s .
secretlv lloeonraue tultnlliin lo
Huil Hit War.
,VmI (Vi'Ws lU'timtch tit T.IK Srx
llo!,!.:, A .i il I, Peace agitation is
whh spi end in Turkey. The i.gllatlo.ih i
aiu being secnt,v encoiiiaKid by the I
ul.iuas, although thesn religious lendern i
hi" lleliolllicillg it III til.) Ullisilis '
The iii i cM of the Prisldcnt of the'
I'hnmbcr canted a vei iiiir.ivoiable liu
"TheiM was lively aillllery file nil dav pi'etslon.
on the Macedonian frontier The flrlni; Thu famine In Asia Minor l.i seveicly
htill roilllllllr'M. Hi-n slurrMI Icim iti.nn ... felt. The levolts lesllllf.i fri.tu tli.,
the front and villager.. In tho war zone, luck of food uio iiiipprcssed Willi blood I
l.uve been ndvleed to leavo." lulled. 1
FOUNDED 1856;
New customers who are patronizing us in
vast numbers are most enthusiastic in
their commendation of our Spring ap
parel for men and boys.
The following letter reiterates the verbal
expressions of complete satisfaction we
are hearing daily:
New York, April 1, I'M 6.
Tlic suits arrived to-day and are very satisfactory
in every respect. I wish to thnnk you heartily for
liavini? done to well for me. I shnll recommend
Hrokaw Brothers to nil my friends.
Gocxl service is appreciated by nil; some show thrir
appreciation more than others nnd I shnll certainly
ihow mine in every wuy possible.
Very sincerely,
Service is a paramount factor in our won
derful showing of new and pleasing models
in Spring clothes for men and boys.
Brokaw Brothers
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