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THE WASHINGTON TIMES,' TUESDAY, MARCH 14; 19lG.
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'-" T'J'mY'
GREAT FALLS
NOW HAS CHANCE IN HOURS OF DURAZZO
PRESENT SESSION
""
May Get Through as Part of
General Wator Power De
velopment Measure.
', "Washington may get tho Great Falls
water poorer development authorised by
Congress, atho presont session, aa part
of the price for tho passago of a Ren
oral water power development mea
sure When, a few days ago, the Senate was
concluding consideration of the Bhleld
. power bill, Senator Norrls of Nebraska,
Introduced a rider, directing tho War
Department to develop the Great Falls
power, and appropriating over 115,000,
000 to do the work.
Detfplto that It carried this big appro
priation, tho amendment was .defeated
by a majority of only two votes. The
sentiment indicated clearly that dn h
fair test tho Sonate would pass such u
bill.
Now is it announced that Congress
man Bailey, of Pennsylvania, will
father the Norrls measure in tho House,
and insist on it being attached to the
general woter power bill. t ..
' IIo will havo tho support of all tho
conservationists, who arc- especially
anxious to havo Great Falls doveloped
by ho Government MM . , .
They say It will provide an object
lesson for tho wholo country in tho
possibilities of wator power develop
ment by cltloa to meet their municipal
mxi private requrements.
J.I1U OUliHUtlUJB U tt,.w. -"!
power lcgslatlon have found that their
measure .migni gain bohio buwjii
ha this' Great Falls rider attached to
It, and this may prove on Important
consmorauon in iiciihhk twj m ...
the Fotonlao tf.ver project.
It Is also understood that Seoretarjr
of War Bafcsr.ls going to bo much
more friendly totho Great Falls cnter-
prlso than was his predecessor, Mr.
Garrison. .
The latter discourngod the Groat
Falls cntorprlso, unri his opposition
probablywas urged in tho Senate. VIth
the new secretary supporting tho bill.
t Is it is. confidently predicted ho will do,
' the situation will bo much more Xavor-
aJbJe. -
Mackensen and Hindenburg
Called to Direct New Of
fensive on City.
(Continued from First Pago.)
clear woather yesterday tind In air in
vasions far buck of the German lines
observed the lnpotirlng of fresh enemy
legions.
Mackensen at Front,,
.Theso jiame, dlopatches revivor the re
port that Field Marshal Mackensen Is
now at Verdun, and carry tho rumor
that von Hindenburg had been sum
moned to tho same front by the Kaiser.
The Infantry assuttlt that almost cer
tainly will follow tho thlrty-slx-hour
bombardment of the French Verdun
front is oxpected any hour. French
critics 1cllevo, that tho crown prlnco
will drive simultaneously on both banks
of the Meuse, striking to capture the
Gooso Hill and Dead Man Hill positions
northwest of Verdun, and Fort Vaux
and Fort Tnvcnncs, cast of tho city.
ParisAdlspdtches report that the Ger
man artillery, flro Is developing tho
greatest Intensity on tho west bank of
tnc mcuso arouna uooso mil and ucau
Man Hill.
Tho 'Germans, it Is believed certain,
will renew the offensive- with a de
termined attempt to fight their way
through Corbeaux and Cumlercs woods
to tho southern roads, cutting off the
French positions on tho hills.
Rc-dlstrlbuting Forces.
The Paris correspondent of the Mall
declares that the lull in Infantry fight
ing at Verdun was duo partly to the
need for artillery preparation for new
attacks and partly to the need of re
distributing tho Germtin forces.
"The ferocious struggle of tho last
week has so terribly broken tho
Kaiser's troops that whole brigades
havo practically -ceased to exist as
units," tho dispatch said.
"The Seventh and Twenty-second di
visions, which bore tho brunt of ro-
ncnled nttacks at Hethincourt and
Gooso Hill, havo been most severely
handled and probably need soverai days
rest, it Is quite possible that, llko the
TClnventh reserve division, they will have
to be replaced. Dcsplto tho marvelous
efficiency of Grman transport, such an
Interval aa tho present becomes im
perative." Italians Prepare
Way for Advance
Big Guns Tear Up Austrian En
tanglements On the Isonzo
Front.
IJNDON, March 14. Inlenae Italian
artillery firing along the Isonzo front is
apparently a preludo to an Important
action, tho Rome corespondent ot the
mt.. wAnA.a iAnr
Annuo !' '""" , , .
Tho Italian gunners havo blasted
away enemy entanglements, tho dis
patches say, and the Austrian artillery
is replying less vigorously. Tho Italian
censorsnip prevents ins bviiuuik oi hum a
aClflllB, ill" WW I w.w. ...... ... v..
Exclusive Homo dispatches to the
United Press yesterday roportcd tho
sudden resumption of fighting on the
Isonxo ironi, pariicumnj' a it" "i
hinted that an Important battle was
about to bugm. .,...
An official statement from tho Aus
trian war office several hours later
corroborated these dispatches, report
ing Italian artillery activity along tho
entire Isonso front.
Baltimore Jheater Official
Dines Washington Party
A party of Washlngtonlans woro the
Kuests of Frank Fold, troasiirui; of
the Oayety Theater, In Baltimore last
Vrlday pfternoon. Mr. Fold Is tho
son of John T Ford, of Ford's jrnnrt
Opera Hohko In that'eltv. and during
their stay they witnessed a presenta
tion of I). W. Griffith's groat photo
play spectacle. "Tho Birth of a Na
tion." Following- thl. they were ontfv
talnod at the evening performance of
Harry Jlubtlnir'i liiulesquurs. wnlch
shows at the Oiivoti this weelc. Tho
party Included Howard Flsk Hurry
Ducloitein, Hany Waid. and Ernest
Johnston.
POURS
EW
FORCES ON VERDUN
PLAN WARSHIPS FIGHT 11
Sailor Tells of Battle in Which
Austrian Destroyers Llka
and TrlglaV Sunt
HOME, March U. An eleven-hour
navol battlo off the Albanian port of
Duraiso resulted In the sinking of tho
Austrian destroyers Llka and Triglav, It
was learned today,
Tlie ministry of marlno recently an
nounced the sinking of the enemy war
craft. A lottcr from Frans Lugano, an
Austrian sailor of Italian origin, from
tho Austrian prisoners' camp, to rela
tives In Italy, brought details 'of tho
action.
"Coming out of our naval baso to
bombard Duraszo, our fleet encountered
the Italians," Lugano wrote. "Wo had
fmtnble success, but lost two destroyers,
hanks to Italian (submarines. Destiny
marked out my own boat, the Llka, for
ono of tho victims.
"The battle occurred Just off Du
rnzro. Tho first shot was llred at V
a. m., and rho fighting lasted until
In the evening, unrapnei wan Dursting
all ovor our deck, and I don't know how
many men I saw die. Tho dying woro
colling for help, but there was nothing
wo couia' ao. in me miast or an mis
tho Llka was struck. Mor boilers and
munition mairaslnes exnloded. and sho
leaped Into tho air. breaking In two.
"Of 110 mon on the Llka, about fifty
were saved. Ten of us were picked up
by Italian lifeboats. I had been floating
on some aeons ror twenty-rour nours.
The others were hauled aboard the de
stroyers with ropos."
Isaac Gans Talks
On Business Ethics
Addresses Members of Graduating
Class of Business High
School Today.
"Business Ethics" was the subject
of an addreits delivered by Isnac Gans
to the members of tho graduating
class of tho Western High School to
day. Mr. Gans talked to (he members (if
tho class fur moro than an hour on
the methods of tho modern 1-uslness
establishment explaining advertis
ing, tho linnrillntr of customers and
the ircncrul organisation of such In
stitutions. "Integrity In cdvertlslng is worth
striving for," declared tho speaker.
"Hero as In all other business opera
tions of the present day the proverb
concerning honesty being the best
policy still obtains. It pays to ad
vertise what you have for sale hon
estly." Mr. Guns contrasted the present
"one-prlco" system with tho old sys
tem of buylnir and selling in tho
stores. He declared the old way was
conducivo to useless haggling- nnd
bargaining uhlch fosteicd fraud.
lie explained that with the "one
pi ice" mothua peopl. usually knev
thtit they aro getting their monoy's
wjrlh.
EMPLOYER GIVES
DINNER FOR CLERKS
D."J, Kaufman Host at Seven
'r teenth Annual Event.
Guests from out of town and n num
ber of Washington business men joined
with employes of tho Man's store, 1006
Pennsylvania avenuo northwest, In tho
seventeenth annual dinner tendered
them by tho proprietor, D. J. Kauf
man, at Harvey's lust night.
Tho dinners are regular features of
"stock-taking time" for tho firm, when
accomplishments of tho past year and
prospects for thc succeeding twnlve
months aro talked over Informally be
tween tho employers nnd their em
ployes and business friends.
A number of tho employes who at
tended last night havo been with the
firm a dozen years or more. Several of
them attended tho first annual dinner
and havo been present regularly since
then.
J. Harry Cunningham presided as
toastmasler last night. A handsomo
sliver loving cup was presontcd to tho
head of the firm. D. J. Kaufman, by
his employes. Amusing Incidents in
tho year's business experience of some
of tho latter were related and caused
much merriment.
Sues Electric Company
For Husband's Death
i .
To recover damages In tho sum or
810,000 for the death of her husband,
Wallace Whttaker, Ethel Davis Whlt
aker, administratrix of his estate, today
tiled suit in this District Supremo Court
against the Potomac Electric Power
Company.
Tho plaintiff alleges that Whttaker
came to his death April 3 last when he
co mo In contact with, wires carrying
more than 1.W0 voluts In Khncrson strcot
near Arkansas avenue northwest.
The power company is charged with
negligence in not properly Insulating
tlici wires and with failure to safeguard
pedestrians from contact with thorn
while in the street.
Tho petition was filed by Attorney W.
Gwynn Gardlnor and F. R, Glbbs.
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PEACE PROPOSALS
London Papers Comment on
Terms Carried to President
Wilson by Col. House.
LONDON, March 14.-The London
nowspapors comment at length this af
ternoon on reports of German peace
terms carried to Prosident Wilson by
Colonol House, transmitted in dis
patches from Washington. They gen
erally ridicule tho German proposals.
"Peaoo may be made in the not dis
tant future btu not by Berlin," says
tho Evening Standard.
"Germany will not dictate terms of
peace, and it will be well ror waaning
ton to observe proper contlnenco when
the time comes," says the Olobo.
The Pall Mall Garotte says tho Ger
man idea for proper peace terms is a
"fantastlo. dream.'
Army TooKBusy to
Conduct'Cits'Camps
All Available Officers Needed
in Villa Campaign, Depart
ment Says.
Shortage of regular army officers due
to tho Villa campaign has resulted in
the abandonment of plana for civilian
training camps this summer, tho War
Department announced today.
At certain camps tcntaUvo plans had
been made to establish eight or nlno
camps similar to those held at Platts
burg, N. Y.. and Ft. 8herldan, III., last
summor, at which civilians received
army instructions from regular Army
officers. Nearly 29.000 men had signi
fied their Intentions or Joining tho
camps.
Tentative plans called for the estab
lishment of camps at Plattsburit, N. Y.:
Oglethorpe, aa.: Ludlngton, Mich.; Fort
Sheridan, III.; Fort Henjamln Harrison,
Ind.. Ban Delgo, Col.; tho Presidio,
Monterey, Cal.; tho Puget Sound dis
trict, nnd Fort. George Wright,
Spokane, Wash.
Necessity of sending nil available of
ficers to tho Moxlcan border precluded
possibilities of securing Instructors In
the camps this summer, tho department
announced. Meanwhile efforts aro being
made to pecuro action of Congress nnd
tho Executive Department or the Gov
ernment for recognition of tho civilian
unrqmhm.nt nlnna '
Collier to Bring Home
Consul McNeely's Body
The collier Htorllng will bring home
tho body of Consul McNeely, who died
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Tho State Department inclined today
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with Americans aboard, was sunk by a
mine, not a torpedo, as first reported.
Press dispatches conflicted; official
word on this point was expected at any
time from tho Havro consul.
Meantime, the department took into
account that Havro roads, whoro tho SI.
IIus sank. Is thlcklv mlnn.ti-m Ma.
over, officials said first 'reports wcro
limy to jump at conclusions of torpe
dolnir. '
Thn rnnfliit. th.A.w ma ....... 111.. . -
his previous report that the vessel had
.Si "i1"0""1-" wmioui warning.
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vrera two Norwegian, Jnciudlnff tho
Daniel Nobel, John Van Galen. Henry
sailed on Saturday on tho atoamer Tex
indfior, due at New York April L
Tho Slllus was not armed. Her cargo
.in uuti one carried no passcn'
B orJ .T.h?. cJew totaled seventeen.
Hnnlllfl It h. n.vta...l ... .1.-. n
.. ... .. V..HU juici mm a uor-
without warning, endangering tho lives
Oi fiovnn Amprli'An .bIIa... r- .
vvas said, on tho beat German authority
act of tho submarine commander and
mako all reparation required.
No report oft the Incident has been re
ceived by tho German, and Austrian em-
basaleii. Tlmv nrn u.itin ,'.'
tlon from Ujo Btato Department or tho
Norwegian legation.
Tt In .1ff.lnpnfl h. ... I.,.. .. ...
J&&siZ 8S
-.... .......un.iuuu uccrco or March I
Is wrong. The Slllus. according to all
rcnorts. w.tii im .mJ .j".i.!".'
wi"w:$ds-
j,cr purpose in destroylnt
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HISTOR
IC TREND IS
T
LONDON, Feb. 26 (Dy mall).-Tho fol
lowing discussion ot tho length of wars
as tending to throw light 'on the dura
tion of tho pfcVsnt conflict I from the
literary supplement ot the London
Times: , . .
, Of recent times Wars have tended .to
bo shorter than they were. The Auatro
rrusslan war of lm was an oxtrcmo
case, but each of the two Ualkan wars
of 19)2-U was a matter of wcekar uo
were tho Berbo-liulgarian war of ISto,
ntiil thn Tiirnn-llrKnk war Ot 1W.
These Balkan conflicts were the wars of
the Httlo peoples, but the giants were
almost as exDedltious. '
Tin Crimean war. in whlch three
great (and one growing) European
fiowers were involved, was ft matter ot
Ittlo moro than a year; ten weeks suf
ficed for tho war of Italian liberation
In 18S9, and tho Franco-Prussian war
was practlpaUy decided In tho month
DOiwoen oaarorucK, on August t, nuu
Sedan, on Sopember 2, although Paris
stood out till the ond of January.
Wars of Uniform Lengh.
Other wars of tho last half century
wore hardly less brief; tho world seem
ed bent on showing that there was, after
al "- norm for the duration of wars,
apd that it was about a year or eight
een months.
These were the limits of the multitu
dinous wars of 1S4S-46, of tho Itusso
Turklsh war of 18T7-78, of tho Chiao
Japancio war of 1S34, ot tho Spanish
American war of 1838, of the Husso
Japanese war of 1904-05. and of. 'the
Turco-Italian war of 1911-12.
Tho Doer war of 1839-1903 Van for- two
ears and a half, but there was some
Justification for the lord chancollpr who
described lta later phases as "a sort of
war"
Of that sort was much ot the fighting
in tho Greek war of liberation, which
nominally lasted from 1821 to 1127. and
can be easily explained as an excep
tion to the normal brevity of nine
teenth century wars.
The grcntest of nil the wars between
1815 nnd 1314 does not, however, con
form to the nineteenth century rulo of
brevity. The American civil war lasted
four years.
Long Ware in Modern Times.
Such a duration of the present war
would not ninko it long in the eyes of
tho student of history to him. if It
lasted 'four yoars. it would still be
short, for the brevity of war Is but
e. moden .phenomenon.
Even tho nineteenth century began
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DWARD SHORT WAR
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With nearly fourteen years of a war
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The preceding century, which closed
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Will' rtf th At.Ml.f.M ..I.M. ..... .t.
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in pom tne 'sixteenth and seven
teenth tPAntllrla tti.A w ..-....
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yftara of war than of peace, and some
of the wars were of portentous 4ara
tln' .Th.eJ? .wa". tno Thirty Years'
wr S !" 'n Germany, and the
French Wars of Itellglon were inter.
tMlltSklf naa m bImII.. .S
7-1- Jv-ri5 " ywrji. u-uce,. irora
ua a U. ..- a m j -
Tlarlr In tha tfrhtilA.u hji i...ii.
centuries thero waj fought-the Hun-
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rfinu jTimnuf); ana ono ntea not Do an
. Strtt lnf t n t. la. 1j itu.i .- .
"i"""'" " """ ii m present
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century of conflict.
Wars Via va nMn aU&.. i
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ln.f fn. .M..alMM.i .1.-.. . ...
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Interment will be under the ausnli.es
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wife And Xhrte children
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to Girt Beat Resalfa.
You need not tolerate gray, streaki
or faded hair another day, , ft takes but
a few momenta to apply "Brownatone"
wna yuur cuius or
brush, and Just a
little' "touching up"
onco a montn
ihould keep your
hair the beautiful
shade you noat
desire.
icesuits always
the same always
pleasing. WHl not
rub or wash oft
and guaranteed to
contain none of the
dangerous Ingredi
ents so often found
In "dyes."
Prepared In two
shades. One to produce golden or me
dium brown, the other, dark brown or
black. .
We will send absolutely free, for a
short time only, a trial bottle of
BROWNATONB If you will send us
your name and address, accompanied
by 10c to help nay postage and pack
ing. This offer Is made for you to try
tmOWN ATONE oir Htaln, and nnd
for yourself just how superior it Is to
an so-cauea ayes, - comos, etc., etc.
Bold and guaranteed In Washington
by O'Donneil's Drug StoVe and People'
Drug Store, and other leading dealers.
Advt,
FREE TRIAL I0TTLE C0UP0I
The Kenton Pharaacal Cesayany,
649 E. Pike SU Covington, ICy.
Please send me your trial bottle of
DHOWNATONE Hair Stain. I In
close 10 cents (silver or stamps) to
help pay postage and packing.
Namo
Address .'
Town State
Do you wish golden, medium, dark;
brown or blackY
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reaching any wrkkg poaat
And tfuit are the features which
make the 25 per cent speed
gain.
Let us show you the real and
only Column Selector oa the
Model 10 Remington.
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