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More Soldiers to Reinforce
Invaders Depart From
Columbus.
.CARRANZISTAS MAY
BLOCK BANDIT HI Mt
Gen. Gavira Orders |. 4
Troops to Keep out OF
Ca>as Gramdcs.

GtzMAN. Chihrahua. March l1.-The
American army column under '''"'
John j. P,rshing has penetrated ,""'H
=, the Janos River and is covering IN
,I.raL. of thirty milrs day.
No resistance has been met W.'h W
any point and the soldiers axe ~ Ign
suirl,s at the progress they ar uaN-
ing. Gen. PershinE IL riding ~, no
advance column. which ~ led "v ne
Thirteenth Cavalry, under c"mn'nd or
Col. IT, J. S!ocum.
Water sufficient for tn" hors,s As
been found - far and from the p'.nt
where the army j. now located WI
.n, be difficult to gr, ii as the ''I.''"h
proceeds south. Water was taken N
WAGONS uutI IN, lioca Grand, kNv'
was reached.
ARRANGEMENTS We're made VIII ne
, Corrali,os Cattle Company ana ~i'a
Gen. Luis TerraZa's attorney ~ III
Paso FOR supplying fresh meat 10 ".
/ troops from their ranches. The men
! have stood the march well. The 'n''n
/ difficulty has been Win supp!E.n- nv
horses with TODD
Part Of III. cavalry and artillery -.
the expedition uit ~ llaCh!td. y. .'-
/ has Joined III. rear "f i'.rs shit =
) column The American army il c-'
pected to continue it's march soutH 20
nigh, and reach ca>as 'irhnd"s ne
fore morning The force il mar an!
nights and resting in tn" heat Vt ne
lay
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-18
CONSUL DOUBTFUL.
SAYS Ito II In Ignorance ~ We.
Dortcd seizure NJ ShtVs.

II e. dc Martins Pinheiro, Brazilian
C,onsul.Gcneral at New YORK, WAS w.
c,in.d TO doubt his Government han
taken posscssion OF III" German an"
austrian merchantmen held in brazilian
.,or,s IJc said he believed Brazil would
ao nothing of this sort unless by preNi-
ous arrangement with the GERMAN 'io'-
crnm.nt. He had received no word from
BRAZIL to indicate that any OF the steam
ships. thirty eight German ana four
Austrian, had been taken over ny ms
Government
Joseph J. Slechta, general agent here
n, the Lloyd Brazileiro. which is owned
bv IN. brazilian Government. SAID
.I wish TO state that this office Is with
o,, amy informat tion whatever as Ia the
oc,ion taken or likely IN he taken. u
g. true that have advised our limo
,n,t II would be- entirely feasible for the
! C:nyernmeut of Brazil Ia rrpuisltion
those yessels aud incorporai" some "t
them in the New York service, along
| ,,.i,h tho tonnage We already operate.
| W. could Use not less than six or eight
~ ,hcse carriers In our coal trade from
| Norfolk to Brazilian ports. ana possibly
/. few more in general cargo service be-
tweer New York and Rio dc Jan"iro.
| n Is said that the German and AUS
.r,,,, steamships IN Brazil chiefly at
the ports OF Rio. Santos. Pernambuco
and Rahia, have net tonnage Of about
I 40 600. and that their value, In this
neriod Of high cost OF shipping. should
he between $1,000 900 and $2o.00o,O0O'
The biggest Of the great Meet III the
Hamburg. American liner Rlue"her, with
a net tonnage of 1889. The other ships
| measure from i,5i6 to 6,l1: tons, The
Bluecher was once u first class vessel
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-18
BRYAN SEES T. R. BACK IN FOLD
Hut People VIII Not Follow Into
blood and MiPr.

LINCOLN. Neb. March l7.---Mr Bryan
says in the last Issue of the Com monsr
that Mr.. ROosevelt's recent Trinidad
statement was conclusive evidence that
he is ready to return 1.-The Republican
party on the best terms he can make
He says that ever since Col. Roosevelt
found he could not build up u successful
party around himself he has been work.
Ing his way toward the Republican fold.
He will be back In line this year. get
ting any crumbs he can. but back. no
matter how humillating the terms, Mr.
Bryan believes He would support PEN
rose for President II necessary and would
even permit Barnes 10 write the plat
form says the article. The people are
not ready to abandon their high ideals
and lofty hopes for the pleasure OF fol.
lowing an ambitious glory hunter
through blood and mirs V Mr.. Bryan's
last word.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-18
MOHANSIC HOSPITAL
PLAN ABANDONED
Whitman Reaches Agreement
With Republican Leaders to
Save City's Water.

AipANy. March i7.-iov. Whitman
and Republican legislative leaders had a
conference to-day to determine "A pro-
grapmc for certain legislation. Al the
conclusion it Mas said that IA decision
had been Reached TO put through some
sort of measure providing for the
aba andonment of Mohansir state Hos
pi'a, and the Yorktown Heights Training
School for Boys on the Croton water
shed AZ the instance of New York city
officials The only question remaining
for determination. Il Was sah. was the
terms on which this abandonment should
l." taken. some holding out for tho city
r.imbursuE III" stat" for the money
alrca'iy sI"rt there, especially in view
OF In. fact that 'iov Glynn vetoed An
abandonment bill before work wac hc
gun a' the request. II was pointed out
, to-day, nt Mayor Mitchell.
Decision was reached tn pass lcgisia-
tion turning over to tho United states
Government tn" quarantine station. with
| the otfc. Of Health Officer Of the Fort OF
New York. 1t was also decided to re-
tain the state Nautical Training School
| for 81 least one more year, when II IL
/ hoped the Federal Government will take
It over. 4 bill will also be passed pro-
vidng that In the case OF all public con-
| tracts for work or materials amounting
| to more than $1,000 before the contract
shall IL. valid tho Coma roller must GER
! tify that sufficient money for the pur-
! poses contemplated has been laid aside In
! the State Treasury.
/ The bill changing the beginning Of tho
fiscal year to July ! and the measure
making department heads personally re-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-18
ARMY At CASAS GRANDES
TO-DAY; DODD'S MEN JOIN;
DENIED RIGHT TO ENTER
CLASH WITH MEXICANS IN
OIL DISTRICT is FEARED
Navy Prepared to Act Quickly in Case of Trouble
Around Tampic6-Guaymas Also'a Centre
of Anti -Americanism.

its attitude comprises the Yaqui Indian
territory on the west coast Of Mexico
near Guaymas. with the Carranza
forces now there. the State Department
feels. however. that any anti foreign out
breaks among the Indians and former
Nillistas can be handled
Regarding conditions elsewhcre ir
Mexico the State Department issued the
following summary:
The Department is in receipt OF the
following reports regarding conditions
on the border.
\ telegram. dated March rs at
u. NJ, from El PnsO .tates that con-
ditions there are Iuict and that no
ini!pnti.s 20 Americans have been
'eior,ed Also that reports from the
Mo'mons IN tho rasas Grandcs dis
trict indicate that they are safe ard
thut transportation. together with am
PIE protection. soon viii he furnished
10 thos. who will come to the border
A message. dateJ March ls a,
l.. NJ. from Nogales .ta,,s that con-
ditiors thcie are uni.s;urbcd Telc-
graphic advic.s dated March l6 f.om
Brownsville. Tex. indiMte that Mata-
muro- l. quiet and that there IL No dis
content on the part of the populace.
\ Telegram. dated March IL ~ 4.
NJ. from Monterey states tha; mos,
OF the Americans who have been IN
Monterey have gone 20 Texas. but that
th"r. h,s tot been the icust urfri.ndly
demonstration against the Americans
IN Monterey. 1, IL stated tina. the
officials there are al very friendly
toward Americans, food order pre-
wallis IN the city.
The department, il in receipt OF a
telegram. dated March i6 at A NJ.
from Laredo stating that a special
/ tram came out on the 10th from Tor
reon and carried forty Americans. in
+ Guiding Consular Agent Williams. II
Is reported that conditions AZ Laredo
/ remain unchanged.
! Telegraph!c advices. dated March Is.
! u, 6 T. NJ" from Eagle Pass state that
! the situation AT Picdras Seeras Is
quiet. Train: are arriving daily from
The interior points with Americans
4 aboard II is stated that the general
position in the Piedras Negras district
Is not alarming and that proper cour-
tesies are being extended foreigners as
, heretofore.
The situation is also reported TO he
, quie, az Mazatlan.
subordinate officials In ;he state ID.
pdrtmcIt nhp are familiar with u
M.Nicau people declare that they Nj
breath. mich easier II sunday IS passe
wi'hug; any outbreaks against Amer
cans. They point out that sunday be!n
u general holiday throughou; Mexico
IN" day on which trOubi. usually start
Consul Sl.iman at Queretaro. "a
rau.i's headquarters. reported to-da
that the disposition al the de facto Coz
.rum.nt appears 10 be to acQuiet>ce
III. American expedition, 1t being unde
stood that the forces We're sent I'M
Mexico with the understanding that u,
would coniue their activities 10 TN" SO
ohjcc, Of pursuing and capturing villa.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-18
UPHOLD CHANCELLOR.
BaSRriau Minlstry Unanimous On
Policy TO Safeguard Neutpa1s.


BERLIN, VIA Amsterdam. March H.
The Bavarian Ministry by a unanimous
yo,, of confidence has unheia tho I. boat
1t. A.. ,..-,., ,,,,I,.,,,.. ~,
W wv ,'e''"'
Won Be'hmann-HollweS. according to
despatch from Munich to-day. II is the
Chanca;,o,,s noIicv as dsmo,s,ra,od by
-, -. ..,.. ,,,,s
"'' '''''''S w
regard to TIE Sateguardtng OF neutral
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-18
VILLA is SOUTHEAST
or CASAS GRANIES
Its Trail Found IN thhanNeH
u0rscS bS americans.

FL pASo. Ten. Morch l'.--G"n.
rcrsh!ng and his invading army we're
reported tonight between Jano> ara
Ascension. north "f casa irand"s,
little more than half way {" Cas-
Grand"s from III" American border Inc
at Columbus, y. NJ, whore entry "as
madr. They wcr" marching along ,hs
Jarus River
The report cam" to ;hc of'ic" IT Cen
CayIr'. commando of IN" ]utr"I r..li-
tary CaIris N. Cen. GlNirt also re-
ported thai Villa and his men wer" -
h.vcd To- Lee between Galcaui ana san
Ruena Ventura. The latter place -
f"rty-.'.'l' miles southeast Of tasas
Gr.tii's
Ga,',ras report OF tn" Whereabouts
uf T. .luGs column II g'r'r,"y
cred ted h",AJIsc AN Nm'rlrhn who lcf,
columbus Win 'l.n rc!sin% ,onmhn"
ard returned .dter 20 tn" horde" was
in RI lNS" to-day and sad wN"n it
left me American invaders yesterday
moru'rG they 'Apccted I" m'k" n"
, l;iCd Grand" River for rnCdnpt1 nj
last night. Leaving thcr" this mora
.ns they could hiiH N Il" Jtnos or
| Asrcns.on 10y to-nirh,. ih" to'al IA
| tau,c nriuE about fnri" miles f. ~,
Columbus
Til" di~taug" lc'N"ou IL" lucd'lon o
! to American column 'o-N.sht ind the
l"ratiuu "f NtIla 80 given by Gen
U;4virr '~ s,rd =" h, ahuut u furty-cieh
3 Ia.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-18

LONDON. March 1S.--Thc Daily Mail
gives prominence ~ "a despatch from its
Bern correspondent OH the subject of the
resignation Of Grand Admiral Won Tr-
pi,z as Minister of Marine. The corre-
spondent says:
THE resignation Of Grand Admiral
Won Tirpitz was finally brought about.
according to the newspapers. by Albert
Ballin thead of the Hamburg Amcrio an
Linel. who still is opposed to many
features OF the submarine policy. Herr
Ballin mas the kaiser's ear and is said to
have warned the Emperor and the Inn
perial Chancellor. Dr. Won Bethmann.
Hollweg, thai the result Of the useless
destruction OF merchant ships would lie
the seizure of German vessels not only
BY Portugal but by other neutrals.
"fIerr Ballin also warned them that
Germany's last sheet anchor after the
war, namely. South America, is break
Ing away and that further conflict with
the United states on the subject of the
defensive arming Of merchantmen would
finally isolate Germany.
His arguments were supported by the
vote IN the American SoHeTesS anu 'h'
rapid fall of exchange.
won Tipitz's supporters have beer
pressing for campaign against th'
Imperial Chancellor OH the reassemblinG
| OF the Reicllstag.
Both the Iossischc /citunD and 'or
| uasrts Indicated AT the beginning OF th'
| week that a breakup OF the parlianen
| tary truce appeared To he inevitabic.
'rhe Bnsier Ndchvichtor says:
! "'The threatened trade war after th'
war Is such Serious prospect that th'
| maintenance OF the last oversea market
Anne rica. il sufficiently important I" out
! weigh tho advantages OF the ruthi"s
! pursuance of the submarine Campaign
! "The connection of Won Tirpitzs fal
with the German foreign policy is showi
by the fac, that Dr. Won Bethmann-Hoil
! veg refused 10 meet the Foreign Anair
Committee of the Federal Council las
Friday until he had finally received th
| kaiser's decision.
THE south German newspapers eN
| plain that no comment il permitted. bu
| they do not disguise the gravity OF tn
crisis. II is reported that the first inti
| nation received by Grand Admiral Vol
Tirpitx that he had lost In his due! will
! the Imperial Chancellor WAS the -Noli
| Bureaus announcement Of his Illness
The papers think that the effects of hi
resignation will not be apparent al one.
AS every effort will b. made to concea
actual decisions and also To pacify a
far as possible the strong Won Tirpit
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FEEL COFFEE SCARCITY.

BERLIN, via London. March 1.-THE
price Of coffee has been steadily rising
in Berlin and elsewhere In Germany Tor
some time.
Th. ars, limitation Of tine sale oe cof-
foe was nut into effect to-day, when
. N order WAS issued by whiol housewives
in Brandenburg are permitted to buy
.oastsd coffee only IN half pound pack
ares. The retail. sale of unroasted cof-
fee IL prohibited.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-18
HEAR BRAZIL SEIZED
42 TEUTON VESSELS
Interned ships Taken Over
as Protest. Says Report
in Liverpool.

loSpos. March IA report from
Liverpool saws the Brazilian Government
has seized forty-two German ships III
termed in Brazilian ports sincc the out
break OF the war.
of thor. seized fourteen are AZ 'hc
Port Of Rio de- Jairiro and twelve a'
Pernambuco. The cause of the s"lhut'
~ ,h, vessels Is said to he Nh" shortae"
~ vessels in Brazil, and also the fact
,ha, Germany has rersistsrtly refused
80 r.,.as. coffee worth s1,o0o.o0o which
was seized by Germany. "" c"nec Is
the property Of the Sac PauIo Govern
uent.
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WAsHINoToS. March i7.---With the
War Department claiming TO have no
Information concerning to-days move
ments Of the Pershing expedition in
Mexico. the Senate to-day passed con-
current resolution approving the pur-
pose OF the expedition and assuring the
carranza Government that the eXpedi-
tion will be carried out with scrupuious
respect for the sovereignty of the Mexi-
can people.
The resolution was introduced by
Senator La Toilette after IL had received
the approval Of President Wilson. Few
Senators were ON the floor AT ia. time,
! and 1t was acted on without debate and
without reference To- "A committee
Unanimous consent for It's immediate
consideration wag asked for and OBJ
tanned. Chairman stone Of the Foreign
K-iations Committee expressing III, hop,
that il would pass.
Later, when some oi the dhscntecs
app, AIRED ai,.r the vote Mas taken and
| learned wha; haG happened, there wer,
i suggestions for a reconsideration. Sena.
tor Fal. If New N-Niro. VINO has bcei
/ on. of the seNcreSt critics of the lr.si
/ dents Mexican policy. expressed III,
I opinion tina, n" action had been to.
I nasty. li- d,clar,d that had he beer
. on tn. floor ~ IN" time he would haN.
/ ins .,tsd ON IA fun discussion. A. til,
resolution t. concurrent III. House u
expected % act ON i tomorrow.
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PLOT TO KILL ROYAL FAMILY.
RuIgavian Army May B~ Iuvol, cd
IN scheme.
Sper,n, Cdb,c Despafch 10 THr ST,

ROME. March l7--'It is reported here
that a plut tn Kill the bulgarian royal
family has been discovered. Bombs
have been found under the royal palace
at Sofia. Many have been arrested AZ
"A result Of the discovery.
4 military revolt Is feared in Bul-
garian official circles. il is said. he
cause rhe army and the people have he
come weary of the war II II not known
whether there II any connection between
the unrest IN the army and the plot to
assas sinate the royal family,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-18
TumpirO situation nrrrtain.

Although IN. stat" bcpartmo M issued
to-day e statement containing reports
from various parts Of Mexico 80 SHOW
that there Wa little apparent hostility
ON Ia. part ot the Mexican people toward
tn. American nun, rrr Villa the situa-
tlon at TampiCo. on the east coast Has
sufficiently uncertain To- cause SECRETARY
Daniels t. order a detachment oi ouo
marines from the Philadelphia navy yard
to p.nsacul, :or poss.bl. usc IN Mexico.
lie also l-; /. bc known that the VI
iau.ic fleet is ~ Gudnttnano, within
striking distance ot the Mexican coast 4.
that the battleship Kentucky II ON hei
way from New orleans To Vera cruz
that the l.u0o nurii.s III hayii are
available IL needed and that Admiral
Wlrsluw, commander IN chief OF tn
F Pacific fleet. Is keeping watch "n cond'-
tinn. along IN, west coast.
At present there ARE about Loo"
Americans aud l5u ErtisN IN thc Tam
picn oil distract, Tt" .>m"ri'aI tonshl
has reported that wnil' th"r" haN" o-'n
mo- over, acts 'h"r" u ronsld.t all" aN''-
American fctln- among tn soldiers n'
the carranza E,rr,sou. wni'h dates hack
TO th, i'ig incident ~ .Nrril. l"lt. when
Rear Admiral Mayo threatened To- blow
III, the town II M. American flag which
had been iNsult"d Was not salut"d NJ
though the ~ .itc never has been given
the ,.%ettmcut ON IA" part of M"Nicans
still exists.
Another area regarded as doubtful II
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-18
BAKER BLASTS
HAY ARMY BILL
THROUGH ASLlP
Sensation in House When
Gardner Reads Letter Sec
retary Of War Signed.
AUTHOR Is ASTAFF
MAN, THE REPORT

WAsHiNGTvN, March i7.-An army
scandal that may resul, in shake'tp
In the War Department or the army
War College was precipitated here to-
day as "A result Of the action OF Repre-
sentative Gardner OF Massachusetts in
presenting to the House "A letter bearing
the signature OF Newton ID. Baker, Sec
retary OF War.
In this letter Secretary Baker takes
issue with Chairman Hay Of the Mill
taiy Committee on IA number Of Qucs-
tions OF fac, stated In Mr.. Hays report
on the army bill, now pending In the
Housc. lie characterized as "fallacious'
certain deductions made by Chairman
Hay as to the military resources Of the
United States.
The Baker letter caused a soLsation
IN Congress and Administration circles.
1t was generally accepted as fore
shadowing an immediate break between
Secretary Baker and Chairman Hay
and fear was expressed that In the melee
The Administration programme of pre-
parcdness might be held UP.
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II d.iensively armed vessel IL
eursH'I Wy submarine the master
ma iva alternatives:
~ t. open lire at long range i'm
he4.atriy Il = certain that the SUBJ
marin, IL really in pursuit
81 To retain hire until the sub
marine las closed to range. say 500
s'eS. It which tirc is likely to be
sf.r'',,
u '.'w - the very great difficulty
o. aIN'ir gushing between friendly and
ne -lbmarin"s at long range Zone
hr'sl sphmdrine has already been
n'l Al bN a merchant vessel which
etr'r.o I,iy supposed herself to be
pursued by the submarine), II il
sr"'si' recommended that course
q 'tnHd be adopted by all de-
Nh''e ely armed ships.
I" submarines Nag II no guide to
.er rdu"nality, as German submarines
T'quer'ly fly British colors.
:, vessels carrying a defensive AZ
ma'nent and proceeding to neutral
pof's must not be painted In neutral
co.hrs o. wear a neutral flag.
D. It il recomme nded that In neutral
ports, particularly those of spain, the
armsmen, should be concealed as far
mend.d FOR this purpose.
Orders for Transports.
Memorandum for issue tn masters
Transports carrying troops.
Use of rife and machine gun fire
@ troops on BOARD transports against
enemy submarines or torpedo craft.
~ In daylight. a submarine will
probably attack while submerged. with
nly her periscope showing.
Al night. in moonlight. a subma-
nne may attack while on the surface
" with only her coming tower above
water, owing to the difficulty OF see.
hg through the periscope at night.
CD In either case. heavy rine or
machine gun fire will make II more
elhlcu,l for a submarine to make a
successful shot with torpedo. II
sIomereod, no injury Will be dom
Continued ON Fourth Pooe.
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ENGLAND WILL
BAR IMPORT0 OF
ALL LUXURIES
Order in Council Soon to BE
Issued Will Have
Wide Range.
NAY BE HEAVY BLOW
TO TRADE WITH L. $.

LoNDoS. March l,.--Total prohibition
OF importation into the United Kingdom
Of Il large number Of articles which came
under the general head OF luNuries will
be decreed In an Order IN Council To be
Issued In the immediate future.
Automobiles for private use. musical
instruments. cutlery of all kinds. hard
ware, yarns. chinaware. fancy goods and
soaps will he included IN the ban, which
Is to apply equally to all countries. in
cluiing the Dominions and the colonies.
according 10 "A forecast given to-day 10y
Walter RuHciman. President o: the
Board Of Trade. Mr.. Runc!man ad-
mitted that the order would have far
reaching effect upon the American ex-
port trade, bu, justified the plan on the
ground OF eNpediency.
a ban on the importation of fresh
fruits. to b. established iaier. viii affect
the United States only slightly. he pointed
out lie added that British industry Is
displaying a record activity. that wage
are higher than ever hefor. and that
there is great reduction in n"n-cm
ploymcnt.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-18

DELICIOUS DEERFOOT FARM SAUSAGE
They cost niore-try them and see why, Made
q the Farm. scarborough. Mass.-Adu,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-18
SPECIAL Cdbe DESPATCH TO Tur sux

LONDON. March t7.--A Geneva des.
patch IL the "Dsily Express" quotes
Berlin reports 10 the effect that chan.
cellOr Won BethmHnn. H"llwev may foi.
low Admiral Won TirpItz Int" retirement.
The reports also state that Prince Won
bulow. formerly Chancellor. will soon
leave Lueerne ~ gU IL Beriin.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-18

On Thursday morning THE Sun pub
lished similar report from Washington
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-18
CARRANZA DEAD, RUMOR AGAIN
special agent Carothers Gets Re-
mort In III PRsO.

III PAso. Ten, March IA report that
Cirran2a has been assasslnated was re-
ceiv-t here tonight by George Car,thcr-.
special agent OF the State Department,
The report Was not verified.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-18
HAND OF BALLIN is SEEN
IN FALL OF VON TIRPITZ
Berlin Newspapers Assert Hamburg American Head
Warned Kaiser Of Commercial Disaster-Report
Chancellor May Also Retire.

party in the Reichstas and in the coun-
try"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-18
Need Women on Farms.

women who h,v" taken tho place Of
men "a various trades ar" doing amiz-
ingly good work. II IL estimated that the
rumble of women ho haN" been suhstl-
tuted for men IN tho metal trades j.
,,.U0o, IN the leather trades $1,000. and
in the mis"rlancp trades 80 900 Be
sides thcs" many ar" in IN" Government
employ. an increasingly large body are IN
commercial houses and Il great number
are employed In agricultural work. More
women are needed badly or the farms
Two hundred thousand could l- use,! in
the south Of England alone,
"Woneu are performing every kind
of work which is not t,n heavy for their
strength In one Arm they are making
electric motors. In another they are do
ing all the work In manufacturing . inch
hoWitzcr shells. including the testing ot
them. And they are doing many other
kinds of work requiring the e'rpioymen,
of machinery and calling for great skill"