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VOL. in, NO. (?."). SKMI-WI
ITALY NOW CERTAIN
TO ENTER CONFLICT T
T'?i
uni
Last Hope for Neutrality Seems Hel
to be Dissipated. on
ion
ACTIONS MAY HE STARTED to i
I J
yes
Possible That Her Troops Have An- t|,e
tiripated Uiploinatie Action in -|
tinier to Strike First Plow. j (jUr
London, May _'<?. Any lingering <*on
hope that Italy would maintain her i'roi
neutrality was abandoned tonight
when the Italian chamber conferred in i
on the Rovernme,,t extraordinary
powers in the ev?.nt of war's outbr^ak.
.This is considered a vote for war. t
for which tit" government has made I T!u
all preparations ami the prospects of
which have aroused the greatest enthusiasm
throughout VItrrly. j j
The German and Austrian minis- (
ters were still in Koine tonight, hut. .
to I
according to Berlin dispatches, their
11 nt
one care now is to arrange for the
, era
sat'etv of their nationals remaining.
will
in Italy.
A formal declaration of war, or j ' j
perhaps action without a formal dec- 1
. . . . .. !
laration, is expected momentarily. ^
At any rate all preparations for naval j
and military action have been made '
on both sides, and it is possible that
while tli<> Italian premier, Slgnor Salandra,
was explaining to the cabinet j
and the world the policy of his goveminent,
the troops on the frontier ()r ]
and the navies in the Adriatic had
anticipated diplomatic action. '.
I DCC
HKLP FOR RUSSIA. ; H,u
i Italy naturally will have to loo!. I j. jj
tlrst to her frontier. but it is exported
that her entrance into the war (,ii(
will compel Austria, and perhaps ^
Germany also, to withdraw sonto ^
troops from the Russian frontier,
fT ? where they are hammering at the ( )V
j* Russian line. This hammering, nc-1.
Mf "% cording to Austrian and German r< -'
I ports, is driving the Russians back11 (
from the river San in the region of 1
Jarosiau and tightening the circle t
around Prezemysl. I the
At other parts of the front the
Russians appear to be withstanding j,i(.
the attacks in southern Poland, the\
themselves taking the offensive, i y
d This, however, would be useless to , .
V III')1
them unless tl.ov tan prevent tin .
* Cli
Austrian^ and Germans from 111:1 kit:
are
a further advance :n (lalicia.
MORK PAD WKATHKR. i
I!
In th.e west bad weather ha (
brought operations aliuosf toa standstill
and this has enabled th?* Frcncl
' I
and Pritisli to consolidate ground
on
gained. While these gains w re not ,
excessive, militarv 1 xperts art satis
veti
tied with them, having proved t
has
their o' n :em! that w li?-n men tn ! .
Will
ammunition are concentrated in num
bora nn<l quantities the Hermans can
lie driven bock.
The public >s still dependent on
unolllcial reports of the progress of
the armies on the Caliipoli peninsula,
Those reports are encouraging
from tlte standpoint of the alltesf as
they state tlie forts at K: lid Balir '
have heen destroyed; that Maido..
. . . . . tori
lias been occupied and that the bom
I !r
bardtnent of Nagara is in progress
night and day.
(iovcrnoi's I.if tie (iiaiul Child l>ic-.
Nor
Columbia, May IS. - Announce Rer
inent of the death early Monday at- r
ternoon of Miss Catherine iternard | j()P|
Mannii daughter of Bernard Man- vt,g)
ning of Sumter, and grand-daughter |() ,
of Governor and Mrs. Manning, was | t)y
made rroni the governor's manioti. . ])(
Miss Manning's death occurred at -i ^0|.
hospital liert* shortly after noon. i
It was stated that (Inventor and |,ni
Mrs. Manning had withdrawn invito xvju
tiona to the reception they had plan- in^
ned to give Thursday night. May 2u. HJ)(j
Little Miss Manning was six ( ^
months of age. and had been 111 nIabout
10 days. I fpet
Shot SSOO i'eet t'nder (Iround. I
Fairmont, W. Va., May 20.?
While working 200 feet below the Lin
surface in one of the mines of the
Consolidated Coal Company here to- 1 \
day Guivemo Home, an liaiiuii litiit-1 stet
er, was shot dead by a stranger, who stri
emptied his revolver Into a party of Uni
miners and escaped. The authori- Am
ties express the belief that the Hlaek ben
Hand war which resulted In a num- , par
ber of casualties last winter has j her
broken out again. ' nig
'
jjfl^
ckkly.
THAW TH1AL JINK 7. ||[j
sdnoi* TniiiKf#>ri*<*il from Tnmlu to /111
liiidlow Street Jail.
x'ew York, May 19.?Harry K.
iw will not be given a jury trial :
il June 7. Supreme Cou**t Justice '
inlrick today postponed ihe case
il that date so the appellate divis- |
may have time to render a dicison
the new attempt by the state
prevent such a trial. REI
lustice Hendrick signed an order
teruay transferring Thaw from
Tombs to Ludlow street jail. Nlelc
This was done in response to i re st
of Thaw's counsel, who had
lplained that Thaw was suffering \(
m rheuin'itisni and throat trouble cleleu
I did not receive sufficient exercise tittythe
Tombs. Soutl
[LITARY FEATURE
OF GREAT REUNION ,7 '
most
Tu? nty-ViMi Annual Reunion ' ' 1
ol' Confederate Veterans in
Richmond .1 tiin* I, i! and ;t.
tichmond, Va., May Jo.?The re- JJ ''
rkuhle military spectacle that is, ^
'eaturo tlie twenty-fifth annual rodii
of the Vniled Confederate Vet- : j 'r' ''
ns in Richmond, June 1. 2 ami 3, 1 ' "
I he the cause of a great military ^
I on the linal night of the reunion.
'ollowing the old custom, the;'"/ '
nd hall of the reunion, tendered j'" j,
the veterans to the sponsors and itj,
ds of honor, will be given on
irsday night. June 3, in the big '
lory of the Richmond CI rays. At | ^ (
i will be present many military ^
inlanders in full dress and the , , ,
. hold
jrans in their gray uniforms. In
er to accommodate the vast crowd
. , _ ? , , , natlo
t is expected to ho present, it lias ^
n decided that the Richmond (.v
os will give on tlie same night a
, .... .. . , AtlRI
dress ball to the New Kngland
New York military commanders , " "
t are to attend the reunion.
*s<'ott
. .... v.... uuiin mi I in* IIII a I ,
lit of the reunion l.iere will he
, i men
unimodations tor everv one who
. . . hallo
l?s to participate.
? ... I arott
(.he 'great parade on the morning . (
June :t will he one of the main '
s? C01
lures of a reunion replete with |
tsual events. The adjutant gen- ""
I of Virginia has issued orders for ' (>
entire state militia, numbering '
re than 2,000 men. to report in "
hmond for the reunion parade
in the Virginia Military Institute
I come the entire cadet corps, fat's
for its drill and military etli- ? ^
icy. New York and New Hngland
to send several crack militia
inlands, on the invitation of the
hmond Mines, while many South- UI
state s will contribute to the niilispectacle.
Fifteen hands will
n the parade and lo.OOO veterans, ' ^
f ?ot, horseback and in vehicle =
Vork on Camp Stuart, where the
runs are t ? he housed .vliilo h ?re. v ,
been progressing rapidly It
I be entirely completed long be
the first day of the reunion. I ,,irN
BIS IT ISII SHU' T<)isri:i??n;|?.
> Driimc I'ce Sent to Bottom in
Mo.'I Mi Channel.
Mil i
' r 'ill. Wales \'u Loudon. Me ,
intol
The Mri ish st amer Orumeroe,
jutoi
ell left I'. irr- vi.ul.n . 1 *. < ' '
'? ' " .111(1
?**?lo???I ill the lOnglish channel. .
V:. ( K
members of her crew have Item .
ed. an v. re her passengers -' in
l was onlv on account of the ,, .
gr?^
very shown liy the crew of the ^n,jr
wegian steamer that the passen- ,.lrir<
s and crew of the Drunicree were xmll
"ued The Drunicree first was (1 ()(<
pedood when off the Cornish coas |jow
terday, lint the projectlcle failed |jots
sink, her. rt'-e was taken in tow ?()[. t
the Norwegian steamer, but th?>
ni.irine started in pursuit and the
wcgian steamer cast her off.
i second torpedo finished the ya |,
iincreo. She was sinking rapidl>
n the Norwegian vessel, percelv- \\her
peril, took off the passengers \j;.yi
crew. with
'he Drunicree, built in l!?n.r>, was anch
2,5f>7 tons net register and :$7 4 river
long. dock
i Tll
\I)EH ST.\Its \\l> STKIPKS. t.J(y ,
Ilu;
? of Steamer* to Soutli America ,|J(
Suggested.
Vashington, May 11?.? l ines ef Amei
unship* under the Star* Mini
pes sailing regularly between the | Sa
ted States and South and Central | Anie
erica are suggested as one of the ocotv
eflts which may result from the let 1
i-American Financial Conference captf
e next week, in a statement to- in ar
lit by the treasury department. laum
LANCASTER. S. EK i I >A N
alexander is new i
chosen moderator
>byterians Have Spirited Coalitioi
'ontest?Six Candidates.
'OUTS ARE SUBMITTED THREE
oiiiing l.vcicises 11 old l.ust n
;ht?'I'llroc Popular Addresses ' he l*r<
on KvaiijgeHstn Were Made.
swport News, .May 20.?With London
tales present front li? states the of a non
tilth Ceneral Assembly of th<; period of
Item Presbyterian Church open- fa< t. Tit
ere this morning. While throe: great rivj
ims v.-ere held today only one and \ndr
devoted to business and the meats in
important before the body was day coniir
lection of a moderator, which ministry
e highest honor the church can launched
>\v. Kev. W. iMcP. Alexander. , Tlie prl
. of New Orleans was chosen for ing had 1)
itllee after a spirited election in three thii
li tliere were six candidates. The prime mil
ing session was devoted to re- lary won
is servic \ The retiring model*- no eimng
Dr. \V. J. Martin, president of policy of
ilson College, North Carolina, the war \\
(led. The opening sermon was reconstrn
lied by Rev. J. Krnest Thacker. not mean
of Norfolk. His theme was or parties
ligelistic Responsibility." As- Andrew
ig in the service were Rev. W. statement
ev of North Carolina and Rev. "Our t
>ar II. Ogden, 1). 1)., of Georgia. 1 will be he
e election of a moderator was cessfully.'
at the afternoon session. Six Not for
nissioners were placed in nonii- transforni
n. These were: l)r. Alexander country w
J. 10. Thacker. 1). 1>., of Nor- ago Pren
Rev. A. A. Little, D. 1).. of j house of
Ha; !i?-\ . ("hallos R. Nisbot. I). 1 'bought i
f Kansas City; Rov. A. N. ("amn ministry,
of Ashovllle, ami Itov. \V. N. Tho r
. I). 1)., of Staunton. Throe abroad ai
ts wore taken, the two lowest ; gov mine
on each of the first and second brought
ts being dropped. Little and | men" to i
were dropped on the first bal- ed with
met Neshit and Thackor on the abroad lit
id. The third ballot resulted in of the Ru
votes for Dr. Alexander and ST followed
)r. Campbell. oppositioi
v. It. L. Penn of Maysvillet Kv? Fr? nee a
Rev. IT. M. Craig of Prattsvllle, progress
were elected temporary clerks, the Turk:
i motion of Rev. Dunbar 11 Or- comluetei
of Atlanta, a telegram was sent The evi
esident Wilson. In part it said lion be
'lie fleneral A mbly of the ("hurchill
hyterian Chureh in the Cnited admiralty
s ::i s --ion at Newport News as the net
ts voar inability to be present the attacl
(\presse> its confidence in you and the \
its gratittul for you." Tlrs .> | failuri
age quoted Psalm Jo. Rv. sullicient
JURY NOT AORKK1). Da' liar
til .lun
,'< ! . lict \rt t gainst ll-'.uhire
lt?f>M'W?lt. M,,? "?XV
r.K >!>,.. \ v., Ma\ 0. Tile l!,,> ' ;l '
chosen to let. rnrr.i h- tln> ' " ?* Ci
do re Roosevelt libeled Williav.. 1,1 Il%;
> was looked up al 1 1 : J 7 ''
k tonight an r ii bad <b liberal ' ;s
>r more than seven hour * : ?.! In' :
! to reach a verdict. A request r"en' arej
sine politics wn - made hy one !l :u" 1,0
on lb single occasion that !i ? ' r ",,N
his companions were brought' ' irt'
into the court room. onies, an
ror No. 'i, Walter J. Zuill. a ^'"Ptary
u.-e manufacturer, and a Pro ,l rr',u'?'
>ive, asked . ustice William S. Al'l'ngly,
ews to reiterate that part of his 1,11 ,<J 1,1
?e in which lie said the Jurymen v < cro;
d not l?e performing their sworn
if they considered politics or -1*-'*nIraliy
ed their individual political he* rn'r:!li> <
to play any part in the reaching' ,noan ,!,JI
verdict. ' 1 hs< d to t
j ing inevit
MAYFLOWER l\ RIVER. u 11 Sper
! the adnii
f W illi Presidential Pacts in I nian> thn
Potomac. | ti ven t !u>
ushinglon, .Way lit. The yaelr folio at l
lower returned front New York 'Ai" "ucc.
President Wilson and his parts *t
ored tonight in tho Potomac T
!?..!<>? Wnah inalnn ....,1 ...III Mr ('111
at the navy yard tomorrow. 1 litorlals,
le vessel could have made the surprise i
tonight but it was desired to give '"B "m' '
President another night on the would giv
r before his return to work. gressive t
! C'oiiscr
ricun Fishing Boat Attacked by j j-lder eigl:
.Mexicans. share: J
11 Diego, Hal.. May 19.?The tlon in tli
rican tisiiing launch New An- Balfour,
r> arrived here today with bul- Karl of ('
ioIos in lior hull, received, her Smith, th
lin, Joseph Kscolanius, declared, Hume I
i attack by the Mexican patrol tainties.
?h Enzenada . The Lj
-r-r-C . Jul. ifittu- -V-IH, " .J
. MAY 21, 1915.
? ????????? p??? m
IflVFRNMFNT ' -
? fcin iiiiuii i ,|. i'. .1 ill ins* MI, Jr., <
WILL BE FORMED ?~ ~
" " 1 Observer, May lb.
son, Jr., son of Jud
i Ministry for Great ?r the western .
Carolina, has been
Britain. nal reVi.nue inspect
? - This is the position
POINTS ARE SURE, tt few years ago by
of Union on the gn
not liave tlie e\|
iin! (iivy llolil on; War to necessary to porfor
Dsecutod; No Surrender |otlice. It pay;
of Principles. , T .jn|inso
i. May 11).?Tito formation be just 21 years ot
partisan cabinet for the months ho was pri
the war is an established lather, who reci
e spokesmen for the two seat in Congress tn
il parties, Premier Asqtiilh pointment as judge,
ew Honor Law made state- ?
the house ot iominous to- KITCHENER
'tiling reports ot a coalition ono
which several newspapers
yesterday. Wiles' Uiglitiuu V
itne minist r said that not It .
. .ii-t-? * mmun
een urranucd 1111< lv. hut .. .. ... .
1 II? 'III- \\ ill be
i?s were curtain? that tin*
lister and the foreign secre- London. May is
Id continue in oilice; thai ,"il' ''M* ',MUSo 01
e was contemplated in th-> XVi,nt'M|
the country of prosecuting confidenc*
itli all energy, and that tin- ",u <ou
ction of the cabinet would :i Si,tv
any surrender bv persons 'S"PP'>' (,i a mm
of their political principles, j T,ie n"ws irom 1
llonar Law, indorsing this insula- ln other w<
saj,j. nelles, was thorou;
lole consideration is what 'oclnred.
st for finishing the war sue- Leterring to the
nients now in progr
many years has a political and ,he Arras roRio'
lation so overwhelmed tli v sai('*
?ith surprise. Only a week "We have all f<
lier Asquith said in the miration the forwn
commons that there was no n,,r brave allies in i
iif a reconstruction of the at ion which has lit
complete success, a
apid pressure of events proceeding with ev
lid it home h.isi .Irivon it... indication of hoinir
lit to change of heart an.l tory The :ttacks
together tlie "elder states- troops at tirst vere
ileal with a situation oharg- t'u> same immcdiut
critical element*. Invents f'1<? elaborate ari
tve been the sevqre reverses ''V tbe Clermans to i
issiiin jinnies, which tnny be after their e\perien<
by more powerful (lerman but "t? lite nig
t to the allies' lines in j a renewed elfort. t
ml I'elgium. and the slow 'Irove hack the em
of the operations against approximately two
s, whose campaign Is being siderahle distance,
I largely by derman oflicers. from 10" to "on piants
i,t home have been trie- l'?" also 's proceed
'tween Winston Speiio r that, n eonformity
and Lord Fisher in 111 operations, it will a
. which one writer describ remits
*ve centre of the nation, nnd "In these recent
ks upon both the war olliee tions our losses a
vorkingincn for the ;- all t Freneli line he n in
to supply tile arm;, with our armi. s h a \ e
ammunition. ),><-> it ted u: at
LIAMKN'T \DJOrilN.; -pirit m l morale (
uent adjourned tonight rr Vl becti ' -.lor
lb-fore its , vt meeting ' nt "<>m mit."
>ahine? will b ferm d and
t(t of lite cabinet -.ill be . Pnvtm? Week
mfldem fr m ],, p, ? (<l
to demonsi ate n ; position ' "l, ll '
'tiling the - lit). house. ' '' il,> '
'lieved tlmt rj,e most prom- s'as"n 10 ' '< 111 :1
tubers scheduled for retire* cotton h"i:-' *:,v>
Lord llnldo: lord W :u ' ' r,'?l)
r: the Marquis -> i row.- '' ,:s !l: 1 in 1
ol' st;ii for India: Lewis who. 1a?
secret a! > of stat f ?r col 1 L" ''
d Yugnstine Mtrreil. chief m"' astern "iistr
of Ireland. The Marquis was m "r l:1'orai)le
and Mr .Birrell Will go i,u; aml r"*,lantin*
.Mr. liarcourt may ho rai. ph'?ul.
peerage and promoted to "Sit* it.'c gro
v of India. U>e Southern dis
'islier, lirst sea 1< rd 01 the werd <>j * !te Missis*
. was in his olllee at the ad- v '1" 11 is in progres
odny. which was taken to where germination
it the govorr Jind re- ?lry weather, tit
iccept his n'.-dgoiuion, in.tk- r',<1 an'' crop i.ahie
tlie departure 01 Win- "' ely."
iter ('hurcl)iil, (irst lord of
raltv. it is holiovi d !>y to sup|>ort Arthur
t Mr. Churchill will he position.
Mar inis of Crewe's porti I' lias been an a
he India otiic. 01 thai he tlonalist faith that
ted Mr Unnourt as score- 'hat party should s
ate. for coloni *s. islt government, hti
t) QUIT POLITICS. will have an oppo
urcliill is a major in the t<u precedents if he w
<iiki M ?(>uiii cause mill! " n?"i i ii us nave i in
f he should prefer the flight parties repres 'ii
o a cabinet position which The Daily Teles
e n.) opportiiTMty for liis an- follow ins appointnu
lature. lion ministry as nil
vatives are r -ported to eon- J. Balfour, first Ion
it cabinet members as tinir tv; Andrew Bonar
tinlrew Bonar Daw, opposi- >f tin-evehcqu'-r; .1
le house of commons; A. J. lain, secretary for t
J. Austin Chamberlain, the ston Spencer Churcl
urzon, Lord Selborne, F. E. j India; Karl Kitch
e Karl of Derby, and Walter Lloyd-George, secrt
,ong are regarded an ,-er- Lord Kitchener per
i 'arv and Lloyd-Oec
ihor members have dec.del ' ties of the war ofhi
:,; NO NOl
;;;;r rsm
-Joseph T. John- ULIIIIII
kc J. T. Johnson,
'listriot of South |?resj(|en,
appointed intoror
for the state. H?i\? S
that was declined
John \V. Gregory OI?.II]('T
ouiul that he did
?ert knowledge
m The duties of t<
i over $J.nnn ,i Stihnn
n. Jr., is said to
t?ge. For several Wash Inn
vato secret a rv t'i ..... ..
\\ 1 I son wil
lit 1 v resigned lii^
manv to t
i accept the aph?
fot e ma
tions to tl
WANTS ??. i,
RECRUITS comtii' n ia
? ' This wa
lei. tiiveii High ?X||i!II1.
itlon in Near
, , detentions
Mltisflietdl'J .
. not been c
Lord kitchener
lords today lie
>re recruits. lie ' mid not
that in the very because I'r
ntry would bo in f()
ion in regard to
, manv com
unit ion.
be (iallipoli pen- govcintnen
irds. the Uarda- dreat Hriti
?hly satisfactory, js un
position is
offensive moveI
A i ?
088 ill I,,i Masse 1,(1 mates
i. Lord Kit. h uier ' (Jermany s
i respective
>Ilo\ve?l witli ad-1 v-"i*li regar
rd movements of prevailing
ui offensive op or- 'osontation
>< 11 marked with "<""nce tin
nd which is still reply no
ery promise and ''resident
wholly satist'ac- 'l*nt tiio
delivered by our l,r""y sho
not attended with j 1 Unite.
<' Sllccoss, owjjji* most to .s;
rnngemotifs mad r;,so>'
defend their lines Tit eon
eat .Wuvo Chap-1 State
'it of May If., by pointed oi
lie Mritish forces 'lives o
tnv on a front of neees
miles for a eon- Ending
nn.l captured :a's d '?y i
isonera. This ae-1 "s hetweei
in?, and we hop roet Iirit
with the French voile, r d n
lehi. \e important 1' ' '>>' '
Secreta.
offensive opera- ' " "nnie?
nd those of th *'*' '? ?'?
iv- lint the t;i-\ ' 1 ' ' 1 '
t\\ r?*l f is; t\,
m < .in')lish< I 1) .
. \us;ro-Itn1
cr n'l's a ;i 1 i !i
(!o\o ".I!
>1 OUT ! 1 I HIM-. M .
, r' !
Mian ;:t t ?ie prosexist
d ir.
V- (0
' 1 jurist up'
li t'ottoii ! 5. ; t.
I . Tin* i, ' i,!'
l'u i orablo oi rim !n' ?' '
li JtO"! ions I II' ' '
i'.ull'i in.
!i ?ior?> rust ' i ' ' io !
k <>i j- in luol ron.
v. .., i. in i !>
i< is tIn? went!m*
ami both plant -l1
v< i' I. ru?'5 . . nit ' '"
i i In) r'}
* eriuauy
wth s reported twrpi.,loinR
tricts to the Pas" ,i,om
dppi where enltt ,, m.Mnil0,
and in section; ohj)l< tioI1
had boon delay-l . . t,,t,
nelv rains occur , ( Jt, . (ll ,N
; now coming no vi10!, (he |
t orpedood
=- ~ lives were
lloiide.ron tot i i;U. oil
shins.
rticle ?. ' ine Nfc- Reports
i<> member of | ^ i ;><
ev in the Uiit- nierehantn
t .John Rcdnioti i j?y ;l| eith
irtunitN "> tireaU embassies
ill consent to do led; v t >
cabinet ? in brace pedoed.
ted in the house. , jn antic
rain regards the(Jermc.ny
cuts to the coasi- inn of aril
most cert ain : A <hn 1 "
I of the admiral- can statnt
Law, chancellor officials of
.V"*Mn Chamber- gulfed the
he colonies; Win- before the
lull, secretary for was com
ener and David i opinions o
>taries for war; | eminent a
forming the mill- found, cor
trge the civil du- 1 plying to s
ce. 1 not to sm
i'
f
^4?
*!.."><>
A YEAR.
fE TO ALLIES TILL
WYISHEARDFROM I
t Wilson Unwilling to
it nation Complicated.
TO THE METHOD.
? it i;nntc I've of the
urine as n CoiiniH'irc
Post royer.
:ton, May l!i.? President
1 await a reply from tlerlie
recent American note
kiatr further representale
allies on nllo???wi * ??*!.*
? - iternation>l
law in their
I embargo on Clermany.
s m:??li < ;. ur today w ith
II i ?u that data < ineertiin
>i American cargoes hud
oinpleted. and tliat morenotes
iindi'!' preparation
lie sent now in any event
< sident Wilson v.as unwille
tlie situation with tier*
plicated by the American
t's correspondence with
lin.
derstood the President's
that the case of the l*nias
s<>t forth in its note to
should be disposed of ir- .
of any contemplated move #
d to t he allies. The Idea ?
in tome quarters that rcpis
to the allies might in
character of the Gorman
r sluirod. it is said, by the
who is understood to hold
(lenn:in government natuId
have conhdoneo that
I States would do it.- lit?
afoguard its rights in all
trovcrsy hot.ween the t'nis
nnd Germany, it was
it. involves the safety of
f Vmerican citizens at soa
sitates a prompt underQuestions
of property
lie issues over contraband
a ih" I'nited States and
aiu re ,uire more time to
a; <1 no live- are ondan- i
lelays.
y I t van said totlav that
Mat"* answer" was ox poetGermany
to the recent
tote. The German aovorn
upi? d i 1 t in. .v >'t h the
lien crisis.
cut oflic ial - tod clearmi
pi "In i t h ha *
many p ai tors as to the
' it) \' tor i ". note
it r r. t ri> Hon of th at 11
(It rninn snl marine,
thai n complt te abnndont
s, bniarine . s a eomt:
>y er is asked for, is in:
tod The Unltt I V
i out it- o.)i-M tion: Ken
> pr< nt mot hoi1, of conma
; in. w an a * and t ho
of < \ ! ( ising it and
I <> .ill. I V ;>!;> ill I!).! I th?
o. t!^' t'n it oil :-?t 1 tes only
; li safety of Americans
' !i nt sh |is Shoul I
return to the practice of
merchantmen after givwnrning
and tint.* to savo
rs of the new, ground for
here, it ta admitted, will ^
most part remove I Prior
ip 11 ^ of Leon (' Thresher
tritish steamer Falaha wna
on March 28, no Vmerican
lost and the Herman - thinntandcrs
sank scores of
that German} had d < de
111 SI) h * PI .(fine .it! ' :<> 111
ten were not continued toer
the Gorman or \usirian
or t he state depart m<- it.
i Hrlfish s'.ips were toipation
of the report t ;at
would point to the carryK
nmmtlttifi/ttt aKnor.1
ilia as violation of Ambries,
it was teamed today,
llie state department condepartment
of commerce
American note of May IS
pleted. The rulings and
f local officers of the govis
late as 1911, it was
istrued the statutes as aplelf-exploding
material and
all arms and ammunition.
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