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'Men Who Care" Are Busy
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Easter Sunday, by the Way,
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ThisYear. '
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of tailor made clothes, because S3 5
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' piece of nobby American made goods
but what is shown; and all - of the
fabrics that have succeeded in "get
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war" are also here -in - abundant
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Jo a "Dresher" ault that isn't ln evi
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The Federal, the State and the
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Most Cough and. .Cold .mixtur.
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Dr. Humphreys'. "Seventy-seven"
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PICTURES CAMP OF
CANADIANS IN WAR
Frederick Palmer Describe! How
Canadian Contingent is Holding
Part of Line in France.
AMERICAN ACCENT IS HEARD
(By Frederick Palmer. Correspon -
dent of tho Associated Press.) ; of eontmbartrt and nonoontraband In en
BR1TISH ' HEADQUARTERS iN',orcm thc,r "nnnt on commercial
FRANCE, March 18 (Via London. ! "tenure between Ocrrnany and neutral
, ... .. ... countries, American naval officers ana tif-
March 20.) 'T.angway! ; Look out(ncl(ll9 vprd ln ,,. ionai law ex.
for that bunch of wagons!" a voice j pressed the opinion today that the In
with an American accent called, and
one knew he was near the part of
the line held by the Canadians.
It was pitch (tar and at the hour
when' the supplies go up to tho
trencheB
There was not a light on
any vehicle or ln any .habitation, but,
sner oiumpung aroDg, me correspon-
dent passed through an open door!
and tho darkened hall of a' farmer's
d entered tho ' brilliantly
bouse an
illuminated room, with thickly cur
talned windows, of the brigade head
quarters. An. officer was talklngN
over the telephone. He had Just had
word that a man had been shot in
the back by a concealed sniper ln the
rear of the trenches.
Re-quest Vladly Granted.
Tho commander and his officers gath
ered around the correspondent from the
United States, : whose retiucat to go Into
tho trenches had been . gludly granted.
The correspondent soon : was on his way
down a dark road with a sergeant from
Ottawa as his guide 'to the battalion
headquarters. '
Passing through the rubis of a village,
the sergeant remarked: ""The Uermana
are not satisfied yet. They chuck a few
shells into the wreckage every day. The
shells . made us kind of nervous at first,
but 'we are used to them now, all right."
In a peasant cottage, battened aa tight
aa a photographer's dark room an enemy
fires at a Bght the correspondent found
the battalion commander, who was from
Quebec. lie sleeps ln the cellar, and the
other officers of the. battalion ataff In
dugouts. The officers remarked that, a
Jliell had knocked off a piece of the roof
tho other day, but' that the missile did
no harm except to make some dust. The'
colonel was going do it Into the trenches
himself for the night and. took the cotte
spondent with him. -
Warning; to l.oolc tit.
"Iiook out for the narrow foot-bridge;
and here you are likely to slip off into
the ditch," warned the colonel as he
advised the ' correspondent to keep close
behind him in the Inky night.
"Right along here is a favorite place
for the Germans to loosen up with a ma
chine gun, for they have a clear field
(or fire," the colonel added when an open
space was reached. , "There is nothing
to it but to He flat and wait until they
are done shooting."
A German searchlight's raya swung to
ward the colonel and the correspondent
and then rested on the clear spot.'
'Stand said the officer. '-"That's
the rule until it sweeps off. Thus they
am not able to spot us."
Occasional shots were heard behind the
trenches. "That's a sniper in our rear,"
the colonel said. ''Occasionally one gets
'through." We. don't know haw. 'Ha ia al
ways In IthakL We are out after this
fellow and .we will get htm before morn
ing." Calls Them Boys.
The colonel and tha correspondent kept
passing lone .soldiers carrying food and
ammunition to the trenches or returning j
irom me irencnea empty-nanaea. ins
colonel spoke to thenraa "boys." a greet
ing which one never hears from an Eng
lish officer, , ,
As the trenches were entered, a sudden
command was given to someone showing
an electrlo flesh to turn It off, as the
"patrols -are coming In." Several men
who had been out, crawling up ln Indian
fashion to sec if the Germans were up
to anything new, came hustling over the
top of the trench. Some ballets swept
overhead. .The Oermana had noted the
movement and fired, but hit nobody.
"We got within seven feet of the bunch
In that old house and heard them whis
pering," said one member of the patrol.
Kind Crest Too Low, .
When the strapping, ' tall Canadians
took the position over from an; English
regiment they found the crest too low
for their height and had to ' raise It sev
eral Inches. They . have shown charao-I
terlstlo American Ingenuity and Initiative j
in arranging the trenches to-suit them-
selves, and besides have- made them i
wholly dry and. comfortable. I
"This beats altobtrry plalna, they kept
saying, referring to their experience in '
drilling and waiting In England. "All we ,
needed was to ln." said the colonel, i
"We came rom iiome to fight and wa are ;
fighting. There Is no more trouble about !
dlsclpllie.- JBvery man Is keyed up and
right on the' Job." j
tThe entire contingent of Canadians was
M chipper aa a winning base ball team. !
"Wa won t cars to go to the fireworks '
any more -when wa return home," said .
a man from Ontario, who asked the cor
respondent if hs knew Toronto and Buf
falo. "We get enough of German flares,"
the man added, as :the flares kept rising '
at Intervals, illuminating garishly the 300
rda of space between the trenches. 1
'They ant worried lest we are going to
spring an attack ou them, and we shall '
pretty soon. too. I hope," the soldior
said.
fmu Hear NoArlaa.
Occasionally as the correspondent
walked along lie could hear distinctly the
sounds of snoring. In their shell proofs,
the men, wrapped in blankets ip frontier
fashion, and despite the German' flares
and firing, which go on all night, were
sleeping until their turn to 'go on watch.
The absence of exhaustion among the
men as they come out of the trenches Is
the cause of universal comment.
"They say we are making good, and I
believe as are, , the colonel declared
when he bade the eorrespondont good
night
VILLA HAS ORGANIZED
AN AVIATION CORPS
BAN ANTONIO, Tex., March . VUla
has organised an aviation cc rps and
plans to have at least three aeroplanes in
operation within a month, according ta
It. C. Laffarata, here from Mexico and
claiming to represent ..Villa. Laffarata
said three machines had been ordered ,
from an America -manufacturer and
would be delivered at th border In three
weeks.
lie says Villa has. In his service flv
experienced airmen who hava been ron-i
dui-Unfi a schoitl pf avUtlon with the j
army. I
BLOCKADE MAY BE LAWFUL
U. S. Karal and International Law
Experts Not Sure Bnt Action
of Allies is Legal.
OLD FORM NO LONGER HOLDS
WASHINV.TON. March . While the
Vnlted States government doea not know
officially aa yet whether Oreat Itrltaln
a. n .t . 1IIa Ivttanrl Ia fviaitlttttn lCA.l
' blockade or r.rcroe to amlv general mles
definite limit prescribed "Euronean
waters Including the Mediterranean"
might be construed as a legal area of op
erations for a blockading fleet.
In th formulation of th policy of
the Vnlted States relative to tho treat-
j rnrnt of rMnl shipping bv the allied
fleet, naval officers of nign rang nave
constantly been consulted, so that In none
of ttM d)r,i,,mtic communications sent
abroad mUbt there bo anything said
which wuid compromise the activities, of
' ,ne ""c" ""l tf",'f possible f utur
wars. '
C'nnfera with l.analna.
Rear, Admiral Flsko. aide for mirations
in th Navy department confered with
Counsellor Robert I.snslng at the Stat
department daily, and on' the neutrality
board of three which acts ln an advisory
capacity to the counsellor, there arc two
naval officers Captains Oliver fcnd
Knspp, authorities ta maritime law. ,
Much consideration has been given at
the conferences to the newly doveloped
activity of submarines. It Is frsnkly ad
mitted by th naval officers that the. old
form Of blockade by warships close to
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mcnt of Pnntlaso In the Ppnnlsh-Aiuerl-can
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which formerly required that ships should
b' stationary and sufficiently close to thn
blockaded places; the position would be
too dangerous for the shli of tli block-
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Million German Pigs Billeted on
Civilian Population of Belgium
j tllMr:t. March Jn.-tVIa Umiton
One million ilernian pigs have been bll
! letted on tie civilian population of Bol-
Khun.
j The pl must I e fed nnd cured for by
t the Mrlg!ns, who without distinction as
to class, must perform this service. One
of the wealthiest Inhabltints of Brussels
has been emnivllod to tsk twelve hnu
on what he styl's "reduced rates by the
week." Ills poorest neighbors have at
least kis pl to a family.
For somitliTie there have been reports
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whereas the amount In llelglum la nenrly
normal, hence tho Imimrtatton of swine.
adlng forcea, which, besides, now possess
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Ratllna mt Action,
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reach remote seas upon which merchant
vessels xall which ate, perhaps, destined
to blockaded port, but whose destina
tion may be contingent on the conditions
which circumstances may produce In the
blockade during the voyage.
"To sum up, the Idea ot radius of ac
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Is to say. Including the gone of titra
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belligerent to exerlso In an effective
manner the right of blockade which Is
admltnd to bo his, and, on the other
hrfnd. it ssves neutrals from exposure to
th inconvenlonc of blockade at a great
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Throat Affection
Once More Attacks
German Emperor
UKNKVA (Via Tarlst. March 2 Th
affection of the throat Trom which Ktn
peror William of Germany suffered two
months ngo has attacked Mm ngsln, ac
cording to apparently reliable- Information
received here. It is said that the ailment
has taken on a severer form as the re
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la k of pood enre.
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have advised an oiwrutlon and It is said
that the SwIsn specialist, I"r. Ve.rmod of
1 niisnnne, considers It essential that
there should bo an Immediate operation,
which would Involve at least two months
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Iterlln by way of Unsol states that the
entiieror f seriously ill In the German
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he la visiting the battle front.
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