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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-25

WASHINGTON, March 2i.-In con-
ncctiom with energetic preparations
for war now In progress, the pro-
lection OF vital points In the United
states itself wns tho big question
t"-nirht before lnrEc part Of the
administration machinery.
The War Department. tho Navy
Departments. Department OF Justice
and the Secret Service In tho Trcms-
ury Department were hnrd nj work
making plnns for tho guarding OF
tho dnnacr spots Of the country In
the event of n declaration of war.
The secret Service nnd tho agent.
Of the Department of Justice were
rcndy with lists nf ..suSpccts" and
"spirs" who VIII he arrested and
intcrnrd Immediately upon the out
break Of hos,iIitics. The War Dc
pnrtmcnt and the Navy Department
rcdoubIcd their vigilance In prorid-
ing ample protection for arscnnIs,
navy-yards and other army and
navy posts.
In this connection tho Governors
OF the various states will he called
on to furnish protection, with their
militia. for the important cities Of
tho country. their water supply and
important bridges nnd roads. Gov
crnOr Mccall, of Massachusetts. con-
fcrrcd Mt length with Secretary OF
War Baker to-day on this point, and
following the conference 1t was an
inOunced TINT two regiments or tho
Massachusetts National Guard would
he ordered on duty to protect the
government nrsennis. the Fore River
shlpbuiidinE plant and other STRAIT
cEic points In tho state.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-25
TWO or ADVANCE FORTS
IN IA I>ERE DEFENSE WON
IBy Associated PresS.I


rAT;lS. March "i.-Two OF the ad :
vance forts in the defensive system OF
La Ferc. "a strong point on the Linden
burg line. have been captured by the
French who have also occupied the
west bank Of tho River Disc from the
outskirts OF La Fcrc AS far north as
Nerdeuil, a distance Of about four
miles.
The new French success is chronic!cd
in the official report issued by the War
Office tonight. which adds that sew
cral villages on the cast bank of the
Ailctte River have also been taken.
the German rear guards being driven
back.
The statement reads:
North OF the Somme we have forced
back :he enemy to the outskirts OF
Savy. where he had established him
self In n line of trenches prepared in
advance from the Somme 10 the Disc.
Our troops. continuing their sue
cess gave battle TO the enemy, who
defended himself foot by foot. and
pushed him about one kilometer north
OF Grand Seraucourt and Gibertcourt,
occupying the vest bank of the Oise
from the outskirts OF La Fere AS far
north as Vendeuil. Two advance. forts
Of the defensive system OF LA Fere
fell into our hands
south of the Disc. i'm spite OF the
inundations effected by the enemy. we
made important progress on the east
bank of the Ailette, regaininS several
villages and compelling the German
rear guards to retire.
"In the lower section of the forest
of Coucy. north Of scissors. there Is
little change. We found numerous
Germans dead in the trenches taken
by us yesterday north OF Marginal.
"a German long-rangc gun about II
o'clock to-day fred a number OF shells
OF heavy caliber on the town of Sois-
sons.
ARTILLERY fighting has been quite
marked in the regions Of Rerry-au- sac
and Rheims as we'll as in Aisace. IN
U,ontinued on Second Page)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-25
Resolutions Adopted
for Universal Training

Resolutions were unun lmOusly
adopted by the patriotic mass-mcct-
ing mt the City Auditorium last
night M follows;
Relieving TINT American Inbtl-
tmtfOns of liberty. peace md free
government can onl, br rendered.
snfc through the c"-orerntiyr SER
Vice OfieNcry citizen. and believing
TINT such service il nt once n ma
tIanRt duty mud national privilege.
this mRss-mcctinG Of the citizens
of RtchinOnd hereby records. itself
In favor Of thr nHtiunni trimming
for nIt brnnchr. rf defensive ser
Vice Of NIL ndmit males capable ot
bearing arms, without exemption
for nmy cInss.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-25

Spring Golf Tournament. Asheviiie, ~ e.,
April II, II. l? and ~
An opportunc time to VISIT the Land OF
tho SkV SiS,i6 round trip. SOUTHERN
RAILWAY SYSTEM.-Adv,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-25

STOPS TOBACCO HABIT
Eldcrs's Sanitarium. located at 6a6 Main
Street ST. Joseph, Mo-, has published u
booklet showing the deadly effect OF tobacco
habit. and how II can he stopped I'm thrcc
10 Ave days at home.
Az they are distributing this hook free.
any one wanting copy should send their
name and address at once.-Ady.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-25

Waited weeks for parts from Distant au-
tomobile factories. says correspondent, in
car. too. Preparedness means the Rich
mond- Made Kline Kar.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-25

Kline automobile factories Richmond
motors opportunities only twenty NIncr-
lean critics contain automobile factories.
Delay, parts, di.appointments, troubles cline
mated Don't buy troubles. Got Kline
NNT.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-25

Now Is tho time TO plant Pecan and Eng
ii.h Walnut Trtes. Write Arrowhead Nur-
series. Petersburg. Va. for information.--
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-25
OFFICIALS LAY PLANS
TO CALL STATE TROOPS
National Guard VIII Be Expected TO
Police the Nation and Pa
troll It's Borders.
REGULARS MAY GO TO FRANCE
War Department. Awaits Word From
President Wilson to Summon All
Aiilitia to Colors for War Duty in
This Country.

WASHINGTON. March 24.--Onicials
OF the War Department have made
plans for calling out tho entire Ma
tional Guard Of the United states. and
now are awaiting the word from Prcs-
idcnt Wilson To summon the state
troops to the colors
The President. on his part has dc
cidcd. it is stated. TO call on, the guard
but is undecided whether to do il inn
mediately or Ia wait until Congress
has pronounced this country AT war
with Germany. The chances favor his
waiting until Congress has acted
II was indicated in official uiIar crs
10 day that the guard would he re-
duired TO perform one Of two services
and possibly both. II will be expected
hrSt of all. TO perform police duty in
guarding all government property. all
plants or shipEards engaged in work
for the government or for the allies
all transportation facilities which might
he exposed To attack and 10 qucll any
local disturbances.
In the next place. the guard may
again be sent TO the border to relieve
the regular forces for possible service
in France. Tile War College has pre-
pared plans for the dispatch OF an
army to Europe. but il has moi been
determined by the President whether
such AN cXpeditionary force as the
country is able to furnish should be
sent abroad
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-25
FRENCH CAPTURE ADVANCE
FORTS OF LA FERE DEFENSE
Fighting Is Most Desperate, Ger
mans Giving Ground Only
Foot by Foot.
HorsEL Is WON BY BRITISH
Activity Resumed on Rounanian
Frontier Between SolyOmtar
and CzobanOs Valleys

Notwithstanding stircncd resistance
by tho Germans before the Hindcnburg
line. British and French troops con-
iinuc 10 make progress on both sides
OF the Sommc and Oise Rivers. In
France.
The west bank OF the Disc. from La
Fore northward TO Naudcuil a dis
,ance OF about four miles. has been
occupied by tho French troops. who
also captured two Of the advance
forts IN the defensive system Of La
l'crc. supposed 10 be one Of the Ger
man strong points.
No-th %. the Somme tho Germans
have been forced hack 10 sayy. four
miles vest of 81. Quentin. The nght-
ing on tho west bank OF tho Disc ac-
rordinS TO tho French official state
'neni. Was of the most desperate char
actcr, the Germans giving ground only
foot by foo; and defending themselves
tcuaciousiy.
In the face OF the German attempts
TO check the French progress south OF
the Oise bv flooding some sections the
French have advanced on the cast bank
OF tho Atlcuc River. capturing sew
cral Villages and forcing tho Germans
TO retreat.
nHITISH Also ADVANCE
SOUTHEAST OF tVUAs
I;oisel seven miles cast OF Pcronne
aud railway junction point on the
line between Marcoing and 81. Quentin,
has been captured by the British Al
Eeaumctz les Cambria near tho center
Of tho British line on the Sonmc front
the Germans attacked and obtained a
temporary footing iii the village but
later were elected. y British advance
southwest and west of Ecoust-St.
Mcin. southeast OF Arras. on "a front
Of one and q half miles, also is re-
ported hy london.
Activity has been resumed on the
l;oumanian frontier. where German
troops have storIned the Russian posi-
tions between the SolyomtYr and
Czobanos Valleys, and have taken 500
prisoners. Between the Silcha and
ChVanich Rivers the Russians have
withdra wn about two-thirdS OF a mile
under German pressure. The lighting
between Lakes Ochrida and Hrcsba. on
the Macedonian front near Mouas,ir.
IL reported TO be o. II for the present.
with tho Teutonic -ccs still in pos
session OF the doinii ting heights in
the dis,ric, north and west of the
Nv""S''i i'"Sll' '''''t' - Ha'" !" '' =
been the object OF the French attacks.
The advance of Russian troops to-
ward the Mcsopotarn border con-
tuucs. and the capture Of the Persian
town OF kernd forty miles from the
border. Was announced Oh Saturday.
General Lc,chitzlSy, who Was in COM
mand OF the southern Wing Of the Rus
sian armies in General Brussiloms Of
fcnSivc last summcr has been placHd
in command OF the Russian armies on
the central front. Succeeding General
AlcNci T. EVcrt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-25
rr I.lne 10 UuItlmore.

York River Line 60 BaItimore.
New BuNtt PaTlor Car between Hlrhu,prd !,
and West Point. leaving Hichmond S,s<nsrs
Train bllO T., ri. and arriving RrhfcondE
Si5 a. M,i for pHsscnsers Sn route 10 and
from Baitimore ADV.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-25
AMERICANS Will. CONTINUE
TIIEIK EEFHRTS OI, RELIES

Whether Germany Will continue to
make the relief WORK difficult for otrer
administrators is not known here The
general American executors. headed by
Chairman Herbert G. Hoover. viii
continue their cn"rts Tor Belgium and
Northern france outside German juriS-
dictiou.
Secretary Lansing. at the direction
nf President Wilson. sent II note 10 the
Netherlands accepting its offer 10 take
over the work Of the commissions
The Presidents action IN ordciin.
the americans out was based on The
belief that nothing Was To hc gained
by keeping Americans longer in terri
torN occupied by German troops in Bel
Gium and Northern Frame. II is de-
sired for humanitarian rcusous that
the work OF the commission ho con-
t!nuod. and the government OF the
Netherlands has been asked 10 com
municatc with the Cummission'S Rot
tcrd;,m office to take over the work an
determine how many Dutch citizens
Viii he needed for II
Although removed from The active
field. Americans IN Rotterdam. headed
by Herbert &. Hoover. viii continue
to direct the work
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-25
SHARE OF I y. IN FUTURE.
LARGELY EIN tNtI\I

The United states VIII henccCo rth
he able /" continue PARTICIPATION in the
work only by financial contributions
Chairman Herbert G, Hoover. on lcav-
ing New York FOR Europe recently.
said that Americas work OF supplying
the means OF relief had only just begun.
continued on Fourteenth PagcD
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-25
ERItiN UNITS HAVE
ALREADY BEEN CALLED

Individual state Governors. such as
Governor harrington. Of Maryland: :
Governor Whitman, OF New York. and
Governor Mccall OF Massachusetts
have called out certain units of their
militia for special police duty Othcr
Governors are about to do the same
thing
This action ia no sense viii Interfere
with the plans OF the War Department
Once the President orders the militia
OF state to takc the field, this force
Immediately passes under his command
state authorities no longer have au-
thority over the troops. All this is
provided for in the act Of Congress
fedcraliHiug the National Guard and
was carried into effect when The
euardsmen. months ago. took the dual
oath which placed them in the Fed
cral service.
There is said to lie a serious uucS-
ton in the minds Of adminis;rai ion
officials as Ia the advisabiiiiy OF call
ing ont the entire militia at one time
II is being argued on the one hand
that the organization OF the Eastern
and Middle Western states might be
ordered to mobilize first. and. If i,
should be found later that the services
OF the remainder OF the State troops
are required. they. in turn. could be
called to the ColorS.
The Eastern and Middle Western
organizations. ii is said. would he sutii-
cient 10 protect all Industrial. trans
portation and shipping interests in that
territory: also the provision of guards
for any internment camps and TO po-
lice all government property. includ-
ing arscn.,ls. totchouses. putiic build.
inGs and Federal reservations
Should a Mexican patrol then he
found necessary. the Southern aud
Western forces would be held in re-
serve for that duty. They would not
he needed, under tina, arrangement.
until the regulars were withdrawn
from tho border
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-25
NOT GUILTY BECAUSE
IGNORANT OF TIL; LAW
STOPS TOBACCO HABIT

CONTINUED on Eleventh Page.)
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Don ws. Grubs

Sor einiger 8eit fragte mid elm
mol einer ,ittierer berporrngen6iter
Suriiten: .g8ie fourntt Is niir, out
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erfoIa zines g3iibnenipertss 10 gana
itno ear tdiiiden tonuen9-
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@egenfrage, bab fi6 Oft Die be6el'
tenoiten @ed)tsairip1lte, bic gericueiteu
Stenner ber @efese, ifber ben Gi,s'
gana zines Proseiies taiiiden f0n'
nenS"
pSie niiifen nid,t bergeiien, onb
irniere 9tihter BEL ailer Sbiettipitdi
bod aud Reniten iiItS, iiiib Sab mir
beren perfonIides Grrteiieu bel Der
Giislegilng bes Seieses eben rn6i
borber5uieben bernroeen4.
ia bnben mir oIio Die @ntiport
mif Sbre Srnge. @ei uns lit bas
au6lifrni Der Gid)ter. iinb man fam
eeipib nifjt bebaiipten, DaB 6ieier
&idter INNER iiirbefangen irnb obief'
tin lit Gie biele Sssrnpon6ernbilien
ipielen bier nit, nod Delden ~e,eies
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fub genabt iperben, ben 9ro5eB gu
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E5enter!"
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eben etipas IeiGter, 8eriifirrg ein5ules
gen, oenn tpie Der 8ieftsbmtOeI diid
mag, ems bleibt fi9er -
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bort ber 9ergleidJ NIT Der 8aehtss
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btflft, qnrt5 aiif. aein Wenfh eriest
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SruuseiaeHtbu,ns llebertrasunssn.
0intinnafL. tO 9lop.

~ = . - y y - 80 -
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$ 9idsr 2anb IN .ebsrrp @roce,
50, 400.
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garet Marp eottinabanL 5DeiI uon
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ben llnterabtbeilung, ferner, cots
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Minis.
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Reue Sppotbefen.

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Samuel 80. Sornbrod an GIisaostt
5. Sprnbrod $3.50.
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Sarper 1914.
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Gafb anb Door go. $S13.
Rprn Gnrigbt on GoniIp y. ".
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6. uno .. So. $500.
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gbas. Wnnne on bic Stor .. VI.
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SOurb. Qfiisnss 500.
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9omenito GriInuloi an bic uuloH
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9rofotp 500.
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1850.
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$3.50.
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unb 6. u. 60. $500.
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lion, nab Der srfsn sr6beren In'
i6nffnnesnusgnbe, ni4t 10 bod ais
man annebmen m54t..
Die plaIiiIftn @sgenItGnbe, gii'
iHt, gGume nno Gdulen 4. g., iInI
! ia i'm Raum peritelbar unb tonnsn
uBGbl6nre @ariaiionsn erssbsn, ipGD'
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anberIi5 if uno babel INNER pon
emem fGnbigm Sbeaterbtfudssr aIs
gutter, alter geionntsr begriibt fpeEben
fann. Sinassen nsbmsn bic rlntts
iben ausitnttunssitiids piel mtbr
Raum in BEN Wlngn3inen Elm mo ere
furoern auh gr6bere 3ransportioIisn
Bel iebesmaligem Ge6rnuh; Mat alls
sbenier iinb in Der sliidIi6sn gage
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9bedtsr ipdr elm herrlid Ding.
Menn nibt nit sinen Giienrtns
Das Itibise gef4dft bran btug.
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4raber mar babel ertappt fporbsn,
ipie CT einem ReiIeuben, ipdbrenb bers
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pib.rte Der aaM milbe. sd psrir'
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