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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-13
EIGHTEEN AERIAL. utT'TLES
FOtGHr ON SERDCN J"tUNl

IAIiiS March ,2-,;cr,nar ,rnor,,
after a heavy bomhardncut vcs,,,,u, :.
afternoon. attacked tho ,;rnnc,, no.I-
,ions on the eastern from, of tho ver-
dun sector. ana succeeded in .,r,ur;rt.
a small trench TO the north or r:;x. -c
curdin- TO the oi.iciai sta,,mcn, given
ont to-day by the French war Dcp.r,
mem. Iuicr,n artillery ,.,r,,.,n,r,s
the statement adds were i'm progress
It, 'Hrious other points along the vest
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FLEET AUXILIARY SUNK
The fnuvette Goes Down After Hitting
Ninc-Fonrtecn of Crew
Lost.

LONDON. March l2.--lt was officially
announced AT the British admiralty to-
day that The mercantile fleet auxiliary
Fauvcttc, Of 2.6ii tons gross, has been
sunk. rs the result of striking a mine
off tho east coast OF England. Four
teen members Of the crow were lost.
The admiralty statement says
His Maiesty's mercantile iiect
auxiliary Fauvcttc has struck a mine
nf' the east coast and has sunk Casu-
alties; two officers and Twelve men,
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ARMY MOVES
KEPT SECRET
Important Movement
Of Troops on Border

III. rASO. TEN. Narch !..-Kr-
ports late tU-ni.ht Indicated i'm
purtnnt tmrricnn troop mo, cmcnts
un the .trI<onn-sonorn bouninry
linc. strong cnVnir. patrol nns
reported close to tho bO,uGury. In
the >trfnit. or Snn IIcrnnrdino.
These movements led To pcrsiStcpt
reports that small American forces
were prepared Tor quick dash
across the international line In that
region.
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CARRANzA DEMANDS
RECIPROCAL PRIVILEGE
Otherwise lie VIII Not Admit Right
of L. s. to Send Force
tcroSS Border.
ISSUES MANIFESTO To NATION
Not for Instant Will Invasion OF
Mexican Territory or Outrage I"
Dignity he Tulcratc,l-Iiints That
Course May Lead TO War.

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| ME\ito CITY. March !2.-'i"nefa!
Gafran"a t"-hiSht issued manifesto
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! out this country bay. ,ahnr,,d ,o nr,
duce this rcsu, will FAN the inc>ornblc
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! hNNlFESTo no NATION
Tn. full text of General Carranxa's
! manifesto follows:
! "Eccausc OF the assault which Fran
! cisco Viii, and the b,nJits ,yho .,,...,
. '',' '"'' ,'' o"'"''S VINO accom-
r'",'" ''''' "''"t OH 'he Town "' Co
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| tarts. soldiers as v.ll as civilians .h.,
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iInI'E i'pi. PRu..ItESs
~ DOMESTIC MtTTf.RS

wv" tH"Hc 'sS's2 1h""fcrt!y out o.
''' VIZ '"nI''HS'"n"i !ca"efs mop" ."
"'"S '"''" '''-''"H WIN IMPORTANT
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u'hai dc'"h'e pr"SiaH'' Ni'h'h zen
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"'H h"'c 'Hc 7"""'' army r'oTS"nlZa-
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REGIMENT OF INFANTRY
IS ORDERED TO EL PAS0
Result Of Fear. Felt in Many
Towns Along Border, of
Mexican Attacks.
MAN, NEW OFFERS OF SERVICE
President l. Considering Wisdom nf
Laying Whole Situation
Before Congress.

NASh'N'''N' N'F'"
r"Harhin" '''"crh' "''"'"' P''''
moving aS"i"s' Wv" an" "'' va
mas neeh so f'S'"'S e"'o'''" '' W."
war Depart '"'' e>'' "'""
hcih'" "i thc 2"N"'"''''"' "'' =" "o"o'
aS 90 "h''"'' Nh' '''' - ''P'
~ mad crossed ,he M'N''''i' "o'"'''
secretary '''ht' ''"""'''''t" ~
hisht that '"H i"c,''S -''''' '"'""N!'
now ~ ''IN'''"''' ~ ''" '.'"
dcr'" 80 ''i '"' "eS'''''' VI ''' "
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Tho fac, ,n., ,n,. s,cne t,,,rp hv ,ha
army would he in fun RECOGNITION OF
the Mexican soycrcicnty He doc,ire,l
TO discuss further III. u,,cstion Of yrhar
action the de facto government ,nirhr
taEc as a result, of tho sending OF
| American troops in pursuit Of the
, bandits
When prcsiden, Wilson returns to
Washington tomorrow morning, after
Ncek-cnd outing Oh the yacht May
Hover, ne viii ;akc up with Secre-
gary Lansing ut once ihc note from
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Kaiser Has Sacrificed
100000 Men; Still
French Keep Verdun
No Infantry Fighting
in the Verdun Region

LNCEi"I for artillery action. the
aA lighting In the Scrdun region
virtually has ceased fur the mo-
mrnt. TO the north nnd east OF the
fortress there has been no Infantry
engagement since Saturday after
noon. when The Germans nucrccdcd
In entering II small trench {" the
north OF l:lN.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-13
MiNISrERIAL UNION no
MEET THIS MORNING:

Complete. motto. of the meetings, Lt
the places in which they are 20 he held
and Of tic hour will bc given throu-.i
strcancr signs to hc placed to-day "'i
the street ears and through haTdbills
and posters TO he scattered throughout
the city ana through large cloth signs
strung in front OF the churches.
Further to prepare itself for tho task
mapped out Tor It's members the Minis
tcrial Union will hold an insrirati"nal
meeting this morning at 1880 o'clock
in the Young; Mems Christian ASSocia-
ton. The days assignments will he
given out ia this meeting and dircc-
tions De given to the visiting minister's
More thar 100 churches are taking
part III the evangelical movement. and
the Young >Icn's Christian Association.
tho Young Moments Christian Associa-
tion, the Baraca -Philathea Bible class.
which numpcrs many promincn, mon
in it's membership. ana like organize
tions are giving their time and labor
TO make of Tic rcviva! Il permanent
success.
III the preiiminary services held on
"Wednesday night there were. il is cati-
mated. 100" people present aad inter
cstcd, aud approximately 0.o0G peo-
| pic attended tho cottage meetings.
UNITY Of PURPOSE
TO MARRIED. DEGRE:E
| Already there have been number
OF conversions. and mary churches
have received au.'itious to thci" con-
Grecaiious. Considcrir" the fact, !, Is
said. that there is no great evangelist
here To conduct large central meetings.
| the unity Of purpose and the harmony
OF effort among the churchcs are con-
! sidcr"i remarka ole
When the pucStiou OF roldinY saci.
/ a .ity-wile revival vas nrst broachcd
last December in the ministerial Union
il met with instant favor and arrange
mcnts for the great effort to stir the
people tu a deeper and more sympa-
thctic interest in things spiritual were
Immediately begun. The couprega tions
became actively enthusiastic, and .hc
gcvivalis.ic wave spread rapidly nntil
entire accord was reached. \ number
OF distinguished ministers OF other
cities accepted invitations to aid the
Richmord clergy in the awakening
n!ovcmen,. .nd in all there wi!l b-
many more than 100 preachers who viii
spread tile teachings OF the. Christ and
evangclizc Richmond.
The Indications are that every rrot-
cstant church VIII be r!lct IT the SER
there will he a large number OF con
versions and additions.
y meeting for men will hc lt,ld IN the
Young Mems Christian Association al
/ o'clock during the revival and "A
meeting :or women Will be helu every
day At the same hour in the Young
WD,n,n'G at
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-13
ERIGIITFUL DELIGE
OE IRON AND STEER.

We'll, let nle say that have never
before witnessed such - frightful de
iuSe of iron and steel as that at Ncrdun.
Enemy aviators proudly prcsumptu-
Gus, dropped ironicai leaflets amuu.,
as. promising US bomharGn,cnt be.
side which our Champagne cannonade
will appear childish. The leaflets said
that we must expect l20 hours Of co!os;-
sal bombardment. In reality. that time
was far exceeded.
Hut our COMMUNICATIVE chief issued
the order. We must hold onto these
positions ~ all costs and die rather
Than yield
That oricr We fulfilled
Though lave seem cntir, battalions
melt away i' tic internal furnace. the
enemy could rot suhmcrSc the gallant
remainder :: break our line
Seven German officers wh, wcro
captured while accommodating. made
statements independent OF one another
which concur at all points Their com
posiic story follows:
Most of our re-onforcement. came
ron Serbia. To these were added re.
serves from Germany.
FEEHLE FRENCH REPLY
FILLED THEM WITH uOPs.
I'm order to arrive IT our post. we
crossed lines Of guns stretching ltilo-
meter behind kilomcter The French
Continued on Second Page,)
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on hoth sides or the E-usr. from
the northwest OF \crduu. uionC the
entire front around TO the south
east "f the furtrCss. tho artillery
OF both sides hns rontinnctI the
tremendous Smelling that hds hcrn
In progress for days.
The hrrmnns cinin q" have cap
tnred In the lighting around Ncrdmp
thus far 2G.J1" upwouudcd French
officers mud men aud INn guns aud
::t2 machine guns.
"a the south uf tho SOrnInr River,
tn The trEonur Forest. md in the
bnn-dr- -Snpt srrtor Of the NosErs.
ihc French guns have hcn,iI, bonn
bnrdch nernlnn intrcnchmcut..
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Di>PI.t, \oHLt: QUALITIES
Oh NtpOLEuS'S Gi ARDS

our men displayed the stcadincss
ana rr!m determination of Nnpolcon's :
guarGs heating Of tho ons!aughts with
20 wiyher'nr fire.
II, is positively awful carum2.
through which the Teutuus are pass
Ing day a:-cr day. II carnage which
must Hrall; demoralizc the mos,
valiant troops
\ vivid battle picture is supplied by
Is. fan1ors oiiicc,. VINO writes 10 senator
Hulnbcrt as .c.ilows:
~ an actor i'm The heroic drama
hcina PLAYED a, N"r,iul!, / want 10 as
sure you that tho Meusc fortress will
remain inriola,c. Ny certainty in this
respect is not merely due to the fact
that on" - our most ;llustr;ous gem
erals coufded /" me his complete con
'id.nce in the outcome or this Gigantic
struggle bu; /: is inspired by the atti-
tuic OF tic = oops. whose renown sur
passes that %; II the heroes ot ancient
ana modern TINES.
"irjstory Will tell n"w these men dis
p'!icd every INCH or III" ground ia the
face o. an !ncxhauslihlc harbarinn
no Il.
~ have fought with my battalion -;
cvety point made famous during tho
pas; tire" weeks northeast of Vrrdun.
NO orc has actually participated in
more lighting in the western iron,
than myself. went through tho
dolorous retreat from Belgium. tasted
the joys OF the Marine victory and bat
tied at Diuant; and Ncrvines on the
Marnc, and at Montmiral aud Rheims
My division was in the offensive at
Arras last June and also was in cham
raonc last, September
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-13

The President is considering, il IL
known, laying the whole situation be-
Tor" congress. Some OF his advisers
however, believe this might have a
hhrmfu' Effect in that hs purpose
niHh' no miscunstrucd hS Tho Mexican
peop'e. Congress is the only way
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tFsNFVT.I NNTIVNNT.
SENTIMENT or l'EOrII:

II ann sure that in ,hiS | mtcrprc,
the national sentiment aud that the
M"Nican people win wor,hily comply
with their duty. he the sacrifices wha,
lContinucd OH Second paSe)
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MAYOR P|ERPONT
TO HOLD OFFICE
SAVANNAH RECALL BILL DOOM.
ED TO DEFEAT AT PRESENT
BY SOLoNS.


ATLANTA. Ca, Aug. $50 far as
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w ]. Pierpont will serve out his
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And the liquor dealers of Savannah
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The bill to replace a recall on the
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The senate has laid the bill on the
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Wholesale denunciation of propri-
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BILE than wholesale denuneiation of
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

All bills against the British steam
ship Roselands must be presented at
our office by 10 o'clock A NJ of this
the Sth day of August 1916 or pay
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Strachan Shipping Co., Agents.
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B r u N S WICK

t,;ra - a wa the Atlantic Coast
i9"on osIal
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ASHEViLLE, N. c., $3.50
On sale daily all summer;
Final limit. Oct. 81.
ATLANTA, GA. .... 5 $50
On sale July IL and II.
Final limit July 10.
ATHENS, GA. ............ S $40
On sale various dates.
Returning within 10 days.
BALTIMORE, ND. ........ $3.50
On sale July 5, 6. Z. s and 9
Final limit July 10.
BUFFALO, NJ. Y. .S37.40
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Final limit July 23rd.
BLACK MOUNTAIN, N. c., ...S12.4o
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Good returning within II days.
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On sale July IA. Is and 16;
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CHATTANOOGA, TENN 49,. $500
On sale July . to inclusive
Returning within 81 days.
KNOXVILLE, TENN. ....... .s14.5o
On sale various dates.
Returning within Is days.
LOUISVILLE, Ky. ..,.. 1920
On sale July 81, %, "a and %
Final limit August LIST.
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. ~ 49,
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NORFOLK, VA. I3.40
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Above fares will apply from BRUNSWICK GA Correspond
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Tickets good returning each original starting point MT
later than midnight September st 1916.
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Electric Lights and Fans "a
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CLASSIFIED
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WHEAT BULLS GAIN
CONSIDERABLE GROUND
Kcnrs Are on ThIu lee hen Fnrc.un-
"r> IRE Wiling 10 Pay Any
i'rir. for " bent

>v"cial - HE Times D!S patch
CHICAGO. 'chruary l5.-rh. bulls
Saiu"d cprsid"rabl" ground in IN.
wheat iuarsct To-day III. bears plt
un stiN light during the morning.
aud l. looked at one time IS = They
Succeeded n dislodglne som" Of tile
lun- wheat held here. iiu, wn,n the
export taking commenced "a p"ur ;nro
the pit. Tier" WAS e change in sc;iti-
mrnt with net gains for the day Of
: Z" cont. Importing countries
bought .irooo husncls of whrat
81 tn" ~vib"ard ,o-cuy: Mime
.,puiiS sold 300. GOO bushels to 20 East.
and les her" wer. 10000 bushels ..
Which "l".nuv bushels we're Tor ship
n'ui nnr"td CALI rorts reported 4
0:mcr feeling. with sales az 250.oo
bushels. ana Kansas city reported 25c.-
go" bushels sofa there. ana h.hs FOR
us"". 81 stan higher levels
IN" bears in wheat ioiut TO The big
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visible supply. and to the worlds avail
abb" supply as compiled by liradstrcut's
as being quite b"arish. II In we'll
enough for the bears to make these
claims. when there is no export de-
mand TO speak of. but when foreigners
buy freely and are willing To- pay any
Price within reason. the bears are
standing on thin ice. The buying OF
wheat In the pit ,"cay was Id by
som" OF the big houses I'm the CnitcI
states. and this bu:irE in many IN
stances reflected sales OF breadstu,ry TO
20 into other countries. The srllin,r
was largely hy those LAYING profits.
Foreign news on wheat was mainly
bullish. and Included advances In
the spot article at Liverpool OF I'd
ana gains in cargo"s and parcels OF
'ad TO oil, The milling demand, not
only for the United Kingdom, but con-
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hhchtal account was excellent. and all
grades OF wheat In England. with the
exception OF hard winter. arc cx-
haustrd. \ cable from Franco says
mat tho scar lily Of wheat there is
pronounced. ana that economy in tho
us" or wheat wi! continue and that
crop reports ar" quite unfavorablc.
AhNahccs were shown in corn OF II:
cehtS on shorts Governing because OF
'hc poor grading OF that grain In this
market. Producers feel that il is u
good time To rush their corn TO mar
k"t. rs with warm weather IL will show
more or less damage, and IL will be a
dinicult matter to sell IL. lash sales
ut Chicago were $4,000 bushels. of
which 100000 bushels were Tor export
The scaboard reported dOoOOo bushels
sold to exporters.
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I'm NNlik rknnlCE MAnKIr

new Work.. February lr.-i.a, SUGAR.
urn, .r'iilirEtl is"; MHla.sc. i'e. -.
.".t ~ $40, coffee. firm: I!ip - ~,
u',9 - ~ Batter. 'iru; yLca,. .,.adv
-''''"" Oh W"S stead: EARLIER On ,ho
>'i"''E 'itp" situation but o.,.E or
.s",F Wl'" IN" low ruling Ia i.:d ana
nri low trade demands. Fua!
1890 "''t H"!ut higher ior Ma ,r,I ,
""ih'S lower tor Utnr: De- .yr.... S,l..
j., "''ir.>. ''!n>cd. :rlu: spot, np md
WI "'!'": March. .. .5rAtT: N,I
- 80, Ma. 'ET"'.ai; Iu.!" 800 a..
"''H" 10. August ".3}rg:5: Sc,,,.i,.tn,
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xl,inn>p LIVE sru,k v,v,,r

~ NJ VuIn0 50" NVt!V>.I
Richmond. We. February II. i"'G.
1915
Choice <:""r- - 10 \; .nc:iuu. TO good.
-. :" ~; common :" ;s,iG -: to So. !:.st
heii"rs. q" ~. medium % s1od = - ~, !;
,"i'invn Go lair. -. t" C f:'st cows. g., 10
-. IN Gl"W 20 good. u. - ..i.. common 20
ih!r. "a {" "a. Fest "S"r. Ji. "a -. medium
:" Go"i, " :" -. common To- rain. q. 20 s.;
Luis. !" 90 calves. , Il. ~ Fresh cows
~ !" 50. Ii'si ucnvy hoIS s.: u!c" ii,Hts
I" = So" and sl1Vs ST, {. isost Sheep
b I" ''r: common TO it.' 81. to -. Pest;
TAN hs - Z" Fl. common uAd light 10 :.
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STEANiI.oATss
Old DOminiOnI,ine

~. Richmond. foo, OF Ash ~, daily. ? 90 - al
Leaves Newport News. k.oo MI
c.n',I ........ $500 A Al
Sonnectons with main limo stenm.r, 49,
Mt N"rtoik ior New York uaiIy excent Snn
1ay; CIV r. NJ CONNECTIONS also n,uun nv =
Sl0lt limo steamers stop at Cinremont .,
"snni. aau are met by public conyevnnc.
ny IaylEnt for Norfolk. Old roint , nrre
Sews and oil James Itirsr Ianuinss M,"pp "s
rccri\"h - "ii Jarn.. Riy.- .,.,,,,. 'S"
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RI,iIMn>D nay MtRKrT.
CHICAGO 1--WE srotk MARKET.

CHICAGO February i5.ii n.- r",":p's
%oo". slow 40 hanged :" cents Iud"r "s-
'vr!HE'> a,"r.G" bulk s>1t.s...-, Ii-ht
s7.7cdSs -: !r.Nod <-.r"gSi,n: h..yy s. 80,
$50; r"lsh. "s-nS,"9: ri"s s5!lf,'7 So
'hifc: tD"clI'S. go. str"uE; uuti." t""f
steers SflVGsr.'5. s'rrkcrS ANA f.c,i,r.
s. "1ES;..-. cows and n.lc"i- Sif-rS> %.
calves iN-uuSi..-U. sheen: r,f.!D-- H.. ,aa
steady; v"'!"gs S7..i'IsN .5; lambs. $@p"fi
tli..B