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New-York tribune., 1916-02-28
HAD 1,4OO SOLDIERS CASES
Tennessee Doctor, Who Worked Near
Battle Line for Year, Returning.

The Hague. Feb. 27.-Dr. R. II. New
man, of Knoxville, Tenn, who has been
director Of the American Red Cross
in Germany and Russia, is passenger
on board the steamer Rotterdam, which
sailed from Rotterdam on February p.
From October, 1914, 20 September,
1915. Dr. Newman was in charge of
hospital at Kosel, Upper Silesla, which
at one time was close to the actual
fighting line. There he treated 1,4OO
surgical cases. and in addition saw
1000 men who had been severely
wounded in the great Galician drive.
Afterward. with Dr. Carey A. Snod-
dy, of knoxville. Tenn, who was direc-
tor Of the American Red Cross Hospi-
tai at Vienna, Dr. Newman aided in
forming Il party Of volunteers, consist
ing of nine American doctors and
thirty eight nurses from different cen
tres in Germany and Austria, to pro-
ceed 10 Russia to attend German and
Austro- Hungarian prisoners of war.
New-York tribune., 1916-02-28
Shipping Information and
Marine NeWs of the World

ton "a, for Perth Amboy Passed in Sandy Hook
a. lt6 m
canope CBrl Naples February and Boston
miles east of Fire Island az 335 m.
Loeb Iay lNorl ROtetrdsm January 10 and -
Johhs y +. February %. Oh the Holland America
Line % ballast Bar a. II % y m. 26fh
kronsfadf. Manchester February s. 70 the A.
lan.ic Transport Line. IN ballast Bar az 2 40 a m.
Ancpu trlsfobal February y. 20 the Panama
Railroad $ Line. With ls passengers. ms,is aud
sterhano tBr. - Johns v F. February 20
ard laLfaI %. 10 B0wrns & Co. with i3 pas
senre-s and mlse. Bar at 10 m
Perfect on. towing bargcs STANDARD OH Co No
ST. I2mpco February 10. 20 l. Hallenbeck. with
Byron Be. Buenos Ay-es February 3 Monte
2 deo 4 RIO De JaneirO II and Barbados %. 20
Busk Daniels. wiki 50 passengers mails and
mdfe Bar Al noon
Delaware Philadelphia 20 the Cyds IS Co with
rd,e Passed Ia Quarantine AZ - i3 m.
Korea. Lonion FEB l.. 20 the Atlantic Transport
lile. with mise. outside Ambrose Channel Light
shp A. e05 m
Florida. Port A-hur Feb II. To the Texas Co.
with crude oil Passed ia Quarantine at 6.52 p m.
SAILED
City of Columbus. savannah. Tyler Norfolk and
Newport News. Jefferson. Norfolk and Newport
News. Calico lBrl. Hun Peter II Crowen Juraro.
Boriquel. san Juan. Ksvenscraig. Norfolk: A'sno.
Mobile. N'cO stockholm. No,liya lN0rl Sagto
uoumso city. Wellington tBrl. Santiago; Beiita
fN0rl. AUtlla. Pawuee. Philadelphia Munamar.
Mp. Siowdouian fBr. Nanciies. santiago. Hs-
yans. schooner Frank hucSns. Burtu West
Afdral.
New-York tribune., 1916-02-28
Berlin Papers Say He Has
Not Yet Read All of
Germany's Case.
DWELL ON BRITISH
ARMING OF SHIPS
Press Insists TeutOnic Memoran-
dunn and Kaiser's Assurances
Do Not Conflict.

Berlin, Feb. 2s (via London Com
mentHg on President Wilson's letter
TO Senator Stone on the Washington
attitude toward sub
marine warfare, the "Norddeutsche
Allgemeine Zeitung" says:
"The principles laid down in the Ger
man memorandum by no means conflict
with international law, for the secret
orders to the British navy. contained
in the memorandum. expressly instruct
armed merchantmen not only TO de-
fend themselves, but also 10 proceed
aggressively. Individual cases cited
prove this order has been carried out.
so that, according to the principles OF
internationsl law, such vessels cease to
be peaceful merchantmen.
"On the other hand, the course OF our
enemies is gross breach of interna
tional law, since they perform with
merchantmen acts of war TO which only
warships are entitled.
w men w AASOl aoNOhN - NhoN
the measures announced against armed
enemy merchantmen contradict assur-
ances expressly given by Germany and
Austria. his words evidently are based
upon a misconception, for those assur-
ances referred TO peaceful passenger
vessels. not TO such as are armed Tor
aggressive action. His mlsconception
evidently is due 10 the fact that the
memorandum and the material whien
accompanies it are not yet in the hands
of the American government, and there
fore have not yet been examined oy
President Wilson,
British Action Ignored.
"Germania" doubts the correctness
Of the version of President Wilson's
letter which has been caDied here, pe-
cause "the letter finds ostenslble con-
fict between Germany's assurances 20
Washington and Germany's memoran-
dun, whereas it contains 10 word about
the dishonesty of the British in solemn
ly assuring America that merchantmen
were armed solely for defensive pur-
poses, while they have issued secret IN
structiOns always 70 attack our SUB
marines.
been denied or doubted, a matter OF
indifference to American honor, so
strongly emphasized? In that case we
must really doubt the sincerity OF
these repeated assertions o. Americas
love of peace. We can and must ex-
pect of the United States that 1t will
weigh carefully, without prejudice, p
new factor brought into questions Of
international law by Englsnd in tran
scending the defensive character OF
armament. If Washington will do that
the government can reach. in our iudg-
ment, no other conclusion than We have
reached
The "Lokal Anzeiger" also believes
the Presidents position is due 20 the
fact that he has not yet read fully
the German memorandum and other in
formation which accompanies it, Other
papers, however, do not make this al
New-York tribune., 1916-02-28

OUTG DING STEAMERS.
DAY.
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.

I,n,n Core. art ChIna IVA vancouver AID
mes. IN Iap,n .............. To day
Phi ttrfrs Is tnts Japan Cores. China via
S.s,,i.i ie,5se AZ 30 70 ml-iIawai Maru Today
Guam and Pilllpine Is ards VIA ssn Fran
c.scoI tciose Al u 80 MT uans-
al Mch l
Jspsr Corss. Chins via seatilsl teios a.
90 n rl-AWa Nsri .................Mch J
u.vsn pifiptirs Island. fsa san Fran
ci.col fr'o.e Al ~ so ? ml-Wi helfnins Mch
Hawaii Japan. Cores. China Philippine h-
sns lrs san Francisco lc.o-s a. II -
Hawaii Fif ISLANDS. Nes Zesland. Australia
Wa vancouver AID Victoria. @ iclo.e
af $50 2 mI-Nlagari. Nch ~
Hawaii samoan Islands. Australia teIcer
W-sr New Zes'srd l'is San Francisco
fclose A. ~ 20 2 MI souoms. ...... DO. .Ach II
New-York tribune., 1916-02-28

bers OF the Transylvanis "Irredentist.," -
whose platform embraces the closer
union Of all the Rumanian peoples. in
cluding Rumania proper and the Ru-
manian portion Of Hungary.
Grain experts here say that il Is not
likely that the full $4,000 carloads ever
will he obtained. because the Germans
and Austrians offer as good terms and
attach no conditions.
New-York tribune., 1916-02-28
TURKS DRIVE OFF WARSHIPS
Tell of Forcing Torpedo Boat De-
stroyer to Retire.

Constantinople, Feb 27-The follow
ing official communication was issued
to-day,
an the Dardanelles on Saturday a
hostile torpedo boat destroyer which
was bombardng the regions OF Yeni
Shehr and Orchani was compelled TO
retire beore the fire Of our batteries.
There have been no developments
on the other fronts"
New-York tribune., 1916-02-28
BRITISH RELIEVE
FRENCH FOR VERDUN

Ottawa, Feb. 27.-Bntish
lines in Belgium and France
are being extended to replace
French troops who are being
rushed to the Verdun region
to take part in the fighting.
(which has settled down to a
terrific slaughter" according
to advices received here from
the battle front.
Approximately twenty army
divisions have been thrown
into the battle by the Ger
mans, while the French
troops number fifteen divis-
ions. cable messages say.
New-York tribune., 1916-02-28
OCCUPY DURAZ; o
Capture Albanian Port, Vienna Of
fcially Announces.

Vienna, Feb. 27.-Austro- Hungarian
troops occupied the Albanian port OF
Durazzo this morning, according to an
official announcement issued to-day a,
the Austrian War Department.
New-York tribune., 1916-02-28
SAY APPAM'S GOLD
WAS TRANSFERRED
Prisoners Declare Coin Was
Removed at Santa Cruz.

London. Feb. PA Reuter- dispatch
from Teneriffe. dated yesterday, giving
tho details OF the voyage Of the British
New-York tribune., 1916-02-28
azro--ter P,acln1s

Average yesterday. % aVerass fcr corresponding
iaie iasf ye4r q average FOR corresponding drs
ssr thirty fhree years. 80
New-York tribune., 1916-02-28

Cedric (Bri Liverpool February IL. n m.
wh.f. sfar Lne. With frst cabin passengers.
malls ana rnise Par az m
Yums san Dominso February "a ,nf Nscor.s
90 20 ths clyde S. 60. With sugar Bar Al 40
y . -,
Od pomnlon ~ Co with passengers and mise.
Passed 30 DuaTsnfne a. "a p m.
Nss Orleans, Tampa Fsbr1aJ 10 and Chkrss-
New-York tribune., 1916-02-28
SCHOOL AGENCIES.

American and --oreign Teachers Agency
Supplies Professors. Teachers. Tutors.
Governesses etc. TO Colleges. Schools and
Families Apply to Mrs n. J. YOUNG
FULTON, z3 Union Square
New-York tribune., 1916-02-28
THE WEATHER REPORT
Official Forecasts and Records for the
Last Twenty-f0ur Hours.

Washington Feb. 27-Ths Atlantic cosst storm
during the last twenty four hours moved eastward
from Maine. and Sunday night rs centre was over
Nora Scotia with the lowest barometer reading
2s 20 inches At Sydney West gales continued dur
ing Sunday on the midi Alta. tic AID southern
New England coasts. and there were snow huTcs
IN the middle Atlantic ard New England states.
the upper ohio Valley and the lake region.
Another storm area Is central over the southern
Rocky Mountain region and moving eastward u
has been attended by general Increase in c'oufl-
Hfss vest of .Ae Miss s,ipn River with local SHOWS
il the plains states snl the northern Rocky Noun
tain region rains and sloss over the western
plateau afd rains IN ta.lfuuia
Temper llres have fallen somewhat over much -
the county east q the Mss ssipp River aud fhs
middle plains s.atss. and readings are now gener-
sig below normal. except IN the SOuthS es'ern
states ard a0ag the Northwestern border
Tie indications that ihe weather vii ie geu-
sraily fair Monday AID TUESDAY IN the middle Al
isntic states the upper Oh Vaey and the LAKE
region. In the south A, antic states over,ast
weather on MJlday Vii probably be followed ~
ran on Tuesday. and IN the east Gun states. Ten
ness@e and the lOaer Ono VALLEY unsettled weather
M0.tay and Tuesday Will probably be accompanied
hy rains ald snOAs
Tie temperature viii rise Monday and Tuesday IA
the east Gui states aud Tuesday in Tennessee. The
lower Ohio YaIey and throughout the Atlantic
states
New-York tribune., 1916-02-28
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

fBy T. : Coast and Geodetic SurTey)
suurs. .......... 4 "a Moon rises IA. m 70
sunset A. Moon sets %. M .4-.'J
HfGH WATER
New-York tribune., 1916-02-28

6 .2ss5I9 m....2sSs - ,oF
Local Forecast -F,iF today and probably %
morrow rising temperature to morrow sgong vest
u,trf a. d'utrfshins
New-York tribune., 1916-02-28

Forecasts for 5oeclai loc9lite,.-Eassern Mes
YORK Southern New England. Eastern Pennsyiyarla
ard NeA Jersey fair to-day and probably to-nor-
row rising per a,ure to-mofro~.
Western Sew NoEs furres to-day. 20 NOR
0bahy fair
Northern New England. overcast to-day; " NOR
roN fai- With slowly rising temperature
Western penas' lganla fair to-day. io-morroS n
creasinr coudircs
DeIaWarc Nsyland District Of Columbia aii
Nirsnla fair to-day. n -m1ruw. Increasing cloud
nos and slowly ns Temperature
West Nlrglis. falr to-day. to- morrow Increasing
cioud.ne-s aid somewhat warner
New-York tribune., 1916-02-28

Local orclal Recoro.-Ths following or'cisl r.cori
rom ~ Weather Bureau shoss the changes In the
tsmue-sfur- fer the al twenty four hour. IN cum
yarsJu with corrsspOndllg date OF last year
New-York tribune., 1916-02-28
fall. RIt ERLiME
TO BOSTON SOD

~. PIER it. y. H.. It. Fulton 81. Daiiy.
at 8 90 T. VI.
New London (Norwich) Line; Lv. per
20. a.. Il. Houston 81. week days only.
80 = NJ. Pier ~. b. r.. Il. L. 21d St.
s:c0 Z NJ
New-York tribune., 1916-02-28

The nomination OF two Hungarian
exiles for seats In the Rumanian Par
lament is looked on iu HuHcary as p
serious factor in the RELATIONS between
the two countries. The two kxiles are
Octsvian Goga and Pater Ltsciu. the
latter still member Of the Hungarian
Parliament. Both come from Iransyl-
vanla. the far eastern proyIi>ce OF Hun
gary. whence they escaped across the
border into Rumania at the beginning
Of the war They have long been mem
New-York tribune., 1916-02-28
Theatres May Close.

There is conflict between the the,
atre managers and the Prefecture OF
Police. when the public funeral fo5
the victims of the last Zeppelin raid
was fixed for last Monday, the pre-
lecture ordered the theatre managers
TO give the days receipts to the poor
fund. The theatres kept their receipts
for themselves. The prefecture Is de-
batting whether to seize the rceipts'
The managers say that. If the receipts
are taken, they will close until the
money Is returned.
New-York tribune., 1916-02-28
English Women
Perform Wars Tasks
in First Two Days 10000 Entered Emergency Corps
10000 Make Munitions; Others Work at Farms,
Canteens, Hospitals-How Some Died

munition works. The munition work
ers' auxiliary committee also fulhls
useful function in relieving the ordi..
nary women workers at arsenals ond
uunitiOn factories.
The Washington times., 1916-02-03
WANT D. {. BOARD OF
EDUCATION ELECTED
BrightWood Park Citizens Would
Also Retain Franchise in
Their Home States.

Nothing less than the privilege OF vot-
ing tor members OF the District Board
of Education, with their right to vote
In their home states retained. Will sat
isfy the members OF the Brightwood
Park Citizens Association who attended
it's meeting in Van Horn Hall, Georgia
avenue and Lonsfclow street, last
night.
This was almost UNANIMOUSLY favored,
following the passage Of resolution
urging extension OF the boards powers
and the defeat of a clause advocating
appointment by the commissioners II
Congress failed to make tho board cleo
tive.
Opening and permanently improving
Georgia avenue from Iltinos avenue to
Soldiers Home. to connect Brightwood
directly with C8pitoi flill. was request
ed in e resolution moved by r.. J. Ayers.
A resolution prepared b. Homer
Smith, indorsirg the police and nre-
mems bill for pensloninS veterans Of
those departments ont OF the general
District iund. and ole by NJ. +. White
corder of deeds and The register OF wills,
years. by the Commissioners, were
passed.
S. NJ. Franklin. jr.. resigned as soc
retary. and w. d. Wilson was elected
to succeed him. Homer Smith, M. J.
White. and w. ". Wilson were ap-
pointed committee to draft resoiu-
tons expressing the associations reRret
at the death of ihc late William Gay
ton. for manv years member.
The Washington times., 1916-02-03
You Can Tell the People Who
Have Iron in Their Blood
Strong, Healthy, Vigorous Folks

II YOU are not strong Of ell YOU cwo
It TO yourself 10 make the fOlICwln"
test; Sec how long YOU can work or
how far YOU can wall: without oecom-
ing tired. Next take two fve-Gtain tab
lets Of ordinai! nuAated iron I'lree
tunes per DAY attel meals ior -wo
weeks. Then tCSr your strength again
and see Tor Yourself how much you
have gained. There is nothing like
good cid iron e. l'ut tolor in YOUR
checks and sound. healthy fesh ON your
homes. But You must take iron in Il
form that can BE- easily absorbed and
aSs!Inlated like nnNat"d iron II YOU
want II TO do WOW any GOOD. otherwise
it may prove worse thnn useless.
NOTE-NuKsted Iron recommended abov.
by Dr.. Saurr. Is ono ~ tho newer organic
iron 'ompounds Mike the older Inorganic
iron products. II is easily assinhlatcd. Goes
not iniurc the teeth. ma kC thcm blaoi, nor
upset the stomach: on the contrary. l. is 4
most potent rcmcdy. in nearly all forms OF
indigestion, as we'll as for merry Gus. run dow n
conditions. The manufacturers havo such
great confidence in NuXated Iron that they
offer to forfeit $4,000 to any charitable tnsti-
tuition n they cannot take anv man or woman
under go WHO lacks iron and increase their
strength 200 per cert or over N 'ou- weeks
time provided they have no serious organic
trouble. They also offer to refund YOUR
money u Il does not at least double Nour
strength and endurance in '"n days time.
II Is dispensed IN this CITY ~ Riksr- -Hegensn
las. O'Donaelrs Drug store. and all other
iruSEtsfS.--h1Nt.
The Washington times., 1916-02-03
SAGE AND SULPHUR
OARKENS GRAY HAIR
It's Grandmothe
Restore Cole
and Thick

Hair that loses it's color and lustre, or
when Il fades turns gray. dull and life
less. is caused by a lack of SULPHUR IN
the hair. Our grandmother made I'D a
mixture Of Sage Tea and sulphur TO
keep her locks dark and beautiful. AMI
thousands of women and men who value
that even color. that beautiful dark
shade OF hair which is so attractive. use
only this od-time recipe.
by asking at any drug store for a 80
cent bottle Of "Wycth's Sage and Sui
phur Compound" which darkens the
hair so naturally. so evenly. that nobody
can possibly tell II has been applied.
Besides. II takes off dandruff stops
scalp itching and falling hair. You just
dampcn sponge or soft brush with 81
and draw this through your hair taking
one small strand at time. BY morn
ing the gray hair disappears: but what
delights the ladies with Wyeth's Sage
and Sulphur is that. besides beautifully
dsrkening the hair after a few applica-
tions. it also brings back the gloss and
lustre and gives it an appearance OF
abundance.--Advt.
The Washington times., 1916-02-03
TRADE BODY TOSTUDY
BUSINESS MORTALITY
Federal Commission Seeks Re.
ports From All of the 315
Lines of Industry in U. S.

Comprehensive statistics and reports
from all Of the 3l5 lines OF industry in
the United States are sought by the
Federal Trade Commission for study
of business mortality" and the state
Of health" Of these industries.
Power to gather and compile stats
tics and require reports from each OF
the 3oS. 900 corporations subject to its
lurisdiction is given the commission by
section s of the trade commission act.
The inquiry Is being directed to a
determination OF what ails stricken in
dustry, those that apparently are re-
turning no profits on big investments.
II IL possible that the findings made
will be used to determine what Govern
rnent aid. by way of legislation or other
wise, Is needed. The commission ha.
already determined to use them for the
protection Of investors. Where it is
found that an industry is overCrowdcd,
ar there is an overproduction that tends
10 keep prices below the point where
they will return n profit, tn" fact will
be made known SO that investors will
not enter this field.
In this inquiry the commission will
60 deeply into production figures. and
where these do not snow natural
cause for an unhealthy condition. will
take UP the question Of cost accounting
Commissioner Hurley is making spe-
cialty of cost accounting methods in
American industry. 1t is believed that
failure Of several indus RIGS to show a
hcalthY condition is due TO poor methods
oe cost accounting.
livery corporation or business thai
l."eks II will be given expert advice on
cost accounting methods. The commits.
sion is projecting no system of cos
accounting or accout keeping that Il
Compulso,y. II is making an offer ot
expert scientific assistance that bust
ress can take or leave alone as 1t Wills
This assistance will be given as far n!
the expert services OF the commission
under the money available. will go
The commission has the power to Il,
the manner Of keeping accounts for re-
port to It. but this power has not Ne
heen mandatorily enforced.
The Washington times., 1916-02-03

ton throughout the country As
prince Of the slap-stick wicldcrs he
appealed mostly to people who saw
him as q slap-stiCk artist pure and
simple and most Of those who have
seen him-who 10 not like slap
stiCk-haVc treated his efforts to
8muse with contempt.
In the new COMEDY type--that OF
tho blackfnce groom-Sterlinc shows
his real value. II's facial express
sion, his ability II take advantage
OF each moment he is before his
public To do something new or
something that really conveys
meaning, Is very much worth while.
There are many of us who could
get along without Keystone comedy.
But there are quite lot of others
&c whom keystone comedy Is the
biggest thing in pictures. 1t serves
very Useful purpose to them and
is to be commended for that rca-
son. Ford Sterling has shown con-
clusiNcly that ther" are real p' SSH
bilitics for the artist in keystone
comedy and his efforts should siso
be mended-espccially by those
who believe in Mack Scnners idea
OF wit and humor G.. II.
The Washington times., 1916-02-03
CARRY STOMACH JOY
IN YOUR VEST POCKET
Here's II Dyspepsia Remedy That is
Really Guaranteed By Your
Own Druggist.

one OF the greatest successes in the sale Of
modicinc has been achieved by ATi-o-na, the
standard dyspepsia remedy, and Its sale is
increasing rapidly thst many druggist
have hard work to keep stock hand. II
is very popular with bankers. !nini3t srs, law
Ners and others whose business prof ession
keeps them closely confined, while those wh"
have brought on indigestion through irrcGr
eating worry. or other causes. have found
relief in this reliable remedy.
M-o- ma comes In tablet form and is sold in
metal hos especially designed for convent
cnco in carving the medicine in the pockel
purse. II is pleasant TO take, IL instan'
relief for hclChing of gas. sourness. heart
burn and other miseri@s attending indigestion.
II should help any case, no mater Of no"
long standing. This remedy has been :"
uniformly successful that all druggists a.,
authorized to sell Mi-o-na under rositv.
guarantee 10 refund the money il II shoul
not prove entirely satisfactory. We loUh, :
any other dyspepsia medicine ever hal
large enough percentage of cur = SO that
"ould he sold In this manner. \ EUsrante'
like this speaks volumes for the merit ol u"
remedy.
There is no tire like the present 10 do 3.
thing that ought he done. II any me J..
dyspepsia. today IL the best lime to hcglN
curing II by going to o'Donnel's Dr '~-"-
any leading druggist IN this VIC
buNinS box Of Mi-o-na OH this lu'
guar8n ee.-Adv.t