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H m THE LANCA I IT .STERKEWS, AUGUST ' m a\i> m't'*" m \f j.NftM/ m - ?_- ?/ i t^r rV?^r r^ 6, 1915. I II. :! i! R I I I v Otfifti OL <*r?.r?i IVII3 ll<^) <5=1. ?LC AO U I 4* ? ? i* -i 1! ' E I vro ;e guidi >ver ou ED BY R DOOR THE PO UVU k/141^ INTING L/C FINGER T_ it '? .: _ hi IF rsc :Hi T 1 i ENGLAND TO ENF( COMMERCE BLO it. ~ rri 4 it u 1 used no justifiable tneth Klii ,nR ?urseives-" Taking up the questl lAI/inr lied blockade of neuti IblXHUL continues: "In the various no have received from You I? od of defend- covered by a netwu and waterways, whi on of the al- commerce to pass ral ports the through ports In sue tries as through her tes which I ude limited to en r Excellency, would leave open r irk of railway? accordingly that Ich enables Iter that a blockade as conveniently the appropriate n li neutral conn- inn the trade of own. A block-I and if the hlockm einv commerce | effective by exte outes by which commerce nassim it' it lie recognized I ? is in certain cases lethotl of interceptan enemy country tie can only become nding it to enemy T t h rnuo-li "" GET J n I IT1\/S1V> J*. _J._ A ill ; 4, * ' ,t 1 ,L -a-^' IxlMv'f. i? rj.l'/K'I'/t 'F.I .V . ________________________ 1 ? I I fAMn LlgCN 1 Hill I). O. Ililft . to International Arbit REPLIES TO TWO Mnkcs It Plain That (imi Will Not Allow Protests in Caso t>f (inotls lifts the right of a belligeren ration. n blockade of the euein; iuitted. a right which 1 vftTpc na va,ue save ,n so fa ^ . j,ower t0 a belligerent t sea-borne exports and ii it Britain enemy. The contention to Stand derstand the United Si lined. ment now puts forward t to establish every kind of (lei y ports is ad- could pass almost tas obviously through the ports ir r as it gives torv. lo cut off thej "Rotterdam is iml inports of hisj outlet for some of tli which I un-1 tricts of Germany. * tates govern* _ I is that i: ? ' j r ?? rman commerce ports, such an oxt ; as easily as'and in accordant i her own terrl-| which have met v I ance." leed the nearest' The note then i le industrial ?1 is * It seems. (Continued - ? ' * elision is defensible ?o with principles j vith general accept I refers to the case of on Page Six.) . L/. LiJUXTllV To Show Yo The K!i u VG j wasntngton, auk. -u ain's replies to the latest representations against int with neutral commerce rej< ly the contention that the council are illegal and j' llrltish course as being wh in international law. "Unsustainable either ir l/> > /. r? ? tioti >\pi nni itloa r\ rt*ai Dill- uuiiimn trm mi ? iiitiii American his commerce can pass erferences jacent neutral ports i ect entire- through ports in his o orders-in- his opponent lias no ri ustify the fere and must restrict oily with- of blockade in such a i leave such avenues of ci i point of ?Pen to his adversary r (noma, contention which His \ IMLUIM I'll III <i t M? HMHDB?g through ailis easily as wn territory, Kht to interhls measures manner as to omnierce still ( This is a IIF^HS lajesty's gov- \r I J, I I 1 ! I IIHI" 9 Th< ll i Aerator and Separat< Revolutionized the Of Buttpr-malfii ' I or That has i Art i TOT IU >> W1 U|MMI |/l HIV I|??v n ? tlonal equity," is the Bri to the American protest a; blockade of neutral ports invitation to submit to int arbitration any cases in United States is dissatistie< action of the British prize (ireat Britain's reply in was made public here tonif tisli reply eminent feels unable t gainst the whlch seems to them , with an e'ther In point of law < ernational r'P'es or international w hich the "They are unable to 1 with the belligerent violates any courts. principle of internationi two notes plying a blockade in si (lit and in to rut off the enemy' o accept and j I HB P unsustainable } | CJT_ )r upon prinadmit that a; "TrTr*^?Bj fundamental! I w JB ill law by ap- lltOiKi ich a way as > s commerce I I. I = ngs more Butter in 5 t ch Brings More Mone} fi 1 ; o 10 Minutes; f When Sold London simultaneously by i between the government, note was made public a!s? respondence over the steamer Neches seized by t while en route from ltoti the United States with got man orgin. Changed conditions of w? agreement with foreign countries With the tral ports, if the eirour > the cor- <ier such an application American ciples of blockade the o he British making it effective, terdani to nient of the CTnited St >d of Ger- intimates its readiness account the great chs irfare, the ,lave occurred in the c< through neu-|t dtm nstances ren-f' wm of the prln-' inly means of j The govern-j. ates. indeed,1'' f"fr | ."" | w 1 to take intojj DEfl JL J ingea which,, 1 mriitiong anil j^r lNv-r J . tk^f. rER COO ION ( MORE DRUDGEF W 1 1 ril -?- ? m m m I I' TTTTTTTTTT I j A$( M tj| VVe don't S Barrel of Floi sell flour, but we authorize you t f* r? rr *+++++.' WHH4H4 l ur for $3 ;; o buy one pound of '' m r\v llrltish note contends requ application of the princip ternational law. The adv? submarine, the airship an lesed atrocities by Germon BelRiutn are cited as justifi the exercise of extreme The blockhde is justified 01 tention that the universa r..nHomnnliil nrlni lire a new j "*>??? les of In- ru'PS hitherto Koverninj snt of the ade formulated ai id the al- that the rorm of close i troops in cordon of ships in tl cation for oftlng of the blockadei measures. 'onRor practicable in ti 11 the con-ienern>" Possessing the ni lly recoR-1 P?rtunity to make an unia <>f .?I fense hv the use of ur ni mjf- tut* | X legal block-' id recognizes t9 1^^^ I >lockade with n* ^Wl he immediate ^ cl ports is no I ?e face of an . ClCHIlC; leans and op- N?() 111 PffPCtlve (lt>- r wood-' submarines. KW PERFECTION Cookstoves have made cc ing easier and kitch r for 2,000,000 housew lore drudgery?no r boxes, coal-scuttles, and Oil Use hali jok- " make a b the groce ens I:: ives. \'' l> ' Sii nore ;; ash- ~ ww L.u?.iaiiuc soiree a F AS MUCH as of ordinary coffee ai etter cup of coffee. K?t your money r for it. I'ZI.VWK is Mtisolutely healthful ? ve your LUZI.WXK coupons tor v t Z3C id then if it does uor I hack. We will pn> < mil sanit*j*j . ! ' 'tillable gifts ! ! nitini iuuuauicuv?i w blockade is that a bellger titled to cut off "by effect the sea-borne commerci enemy." The note reiterates t ftrtain will continue to orders-in-council complaim though not without every :ivnid emt>:irrassnieiit to ent is en- m,ne? ??<! nir-rraft.' ive meana "The only question f! of his <*an arise, in regard to resorted to for the puri hat Great <nK nut a blockade up apply the Hnea is. whether i*d of. al- Excellency's words, "the effort to t,u' sI>iril and priori pit neutrals. s<'noe of ,ht> rules <?i s pans. then, which T'hc IS the measures K >ose of carry- mSt?int on these ex- high c . to UK \ our, loweri y conform to .? of the es- all war and we PERF rEW PERFECTION li :ly like gas, and regu >r low by merely raisin ng the wick. You car ur cooking on the N ECTION? iusf ns rlir li: 1 rll ghts j:: lates ! fill IIHH Lr or 1 do anlv Wpldf i KtlLY-TAYI NKW ORIJCANS. HI II I II I 1 I II I I I 1 HI1I1II W I 1 -OR CO. !; i ? HH++4+m+4+++?+) JTT^ 1 and observes that the Ann tistics show that any loss with Germany and Austria more than over-balanced 1 crease of other industrial duo to the war. In the Keneral reply to^t can representations attaint ders-ln-councll. Sir Edw rlcan sta- shaM be oon,pnt to "PP> i in trade the act,on whirh we 11 has been H(> far aH 11 haH nPCPS! >y the in- ference vvitl1 neutral eo activities Sir Kdw?"-d then American Civil War bl< nOOmilea of coast with he Ameri-i , , . I her of vessels ami rec it the oj United States flnallv too ard (5rev. ..... y this test to J , ave taken In and t\ sitated inter- yOllT C immeree." 1 . t refers to the ASK ( ackade of 3.- I NKW a small nam- r|)e ne alls how the k recourse to 1CSS C( vice as conveniently ai oal range. :>nr dealer to show you PERFECTION No. w oven that becomes a >oker merely by pullii A 1 . 1 Men im i "I 'J ? f %/ i on ===== the Wayu with in re- ! a | a a ardness ^ the foreign minister, u<1(1 re bassador Page, begins by < the hope that he may be a! viuce the adininHtrution Ington "that the measures announced are not only i and necessary in themse constitute no more than a tlon of the old principles ol nauniK iiriKinli'l mi using Am- ritorv which afforded ro r>xprossi"K t,,rs from which contrat rte to con-' introduced Into Contort* in Wash- lin(| from which blocl u o have | (.(>|lU, ,)P facilitated." reasonable "Your Excellency v Ivee. hut | romomher," wrote Sir K ,tt ndapta- jn or*ler to meet thin i f blockade' t|U, 0|,j principles relati < uouirai icr- tlUinpC nvenlent con-1 VVA'Pl >and coulil be' . j rate territory' inCiCpt tad* running. giv S ' "ill no doubt^ VVltCT. dward, "how.j ? new dthcultv, j o us to contra x. /viso tnc rr,K riu-i i RR HEATER. It makes anient of your coal ran< you plenty of hot run; Jse Aladdin Security Oil r Diamond White Oil I P LUMP! I on thr ninLr I ; th0 indicat j i Finally it st I above what j E That's wei Down goes tl>e meat ' > srnles. Von watch as it bounces about. ttlcs ?t a figure way ~ ' . *ou asked for. f irht waywardness. to the peculiar olrcumntn which we are confronted. "I need scarcely dwell," Edward, "on the nbligatlo bent upon the allies to t step In their power to their common enemy in vi shocking violation of the i rules and principles of civl ncea with n|)(| blockade we and tin' doitrino of roi wrote Sir age whs applied anil on ns Incutn- which goods destined fi ake every territory were interce overcome | thoy reached the neutri ow of the; which they wore to he recognized "The difhcultieR ?h lizod war- upon the United States Itc S . T\1 A -J > obtain tne best re suits ir. ?>il iovfs, Heaters and Lamps. ERij^nOt Butcher f , will do, and ; All of wh I try to do tl ^ | shop. Wo e wile*. inquires if it rou say yea. ieli is not the way we dings in this butcher [r 17"." ndoavnr to give exact lare 01 wuicn tie ntts ne? dnrlng the present dniggli Sir Edward refers to at: Belgium, poisoning of wel man Southwest Africa, uh ououh gases against the all In Flanders and the sinki 1-usitania to show "how fcable it Is that we should in Rumy of re-shaping some of I." are somewhat akin to rookies in which llio allies aro 11 Is In Gor- dealing with the trad b of pols-, enemy. Adjacent lo ( io<l troops various noutrul countr ng of the ford hor convenient opp indlspon- carrying on h-r trade loavo nn- j connt'd** Her o^n t< tho old rulo3 those .virh iow faced in In ?f their STANt Herman, urn Warkinaten, D. ? h.eli at- Norfolk, Va. orlnnKlea for Rid.ar.nd. Va. with foreign ?rrftorlen aro OlUZOOK STAVES /KKXs^iZjW *; - ^ l T_y*\ )ARD OiL COM! . C. (New J?:: < y) Charlott (BAITIMOHF.) 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