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GUARANTEE
Your Money Back
If You Want It.
v., 1 rlitoti?! PlSJOi First Column.
Bark
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ffiribunt
WEATHER
l\lll W \l:?UH TO l?\T. TO MOR.
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\ ..t.r.la?'. Tam|.ar.t.iraa:
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lull r.pnrt on I'ag. 1..
First to Laut the Truth: News - Editorials -Advertisements
v, ]XM V. ..ULI
i ?i.
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M()\l)\\. NOVEMBER s. 1915.
PRICE ONE CENT
\ . r!a S.MnrU. .It*.? ? It. an,I If..?.--.?.
I -I \? III Kl tlllMIM?
BOLTED DOOR
HELD VICTIM:
PENNED IN FIR
Two Employer!
Shirtwaist Fac?
tor) Arrested.
FACTORY PERIL
IS WIDESPREA
Disasters -ire Tempted
Buildings by
I): !\ - ? ? i _____ Orders.
or i:, t
where ei|
'
t!i?" i
.. ion of t
The
'
? : ?? .! w.i- il
at the buildii
?
y .if r.?'
iie deni
? '
? '?
? ?t am;.
Fin Depai
' ?
?
n to the I?iamoi
'
?
? ?rould li?. impns?
? ?ation with
? ar th?
?
? : . .- | :. I ? ? ? . ? .is
Ml -.ion of tl
'
njC to I-hift Ttlnme.
tend?
? ?.? Involved t
? o upon th?' respons
la turn, wer
"?eady with explanations fixir.?* tl
tangibls noaentH
vil FtatTi-.
Jam?*? triet Attora?
?v. was much incensed i
of the Bta
Ubor Department-, and Issued sal
.?I?? to appear t<
nor Era? il Wagner, t
Trots.
.... tl ? District A'
? ?? Jume?? ??
Lyat Lai ? : ?? ? s-.rtmen
.'.um, attorney ta
that Aa Ko?
... ....
' triet i mbraeing th
? ? i ataoad
;any.
'riet At
toi-aey ?- ? on of tl,
*oii -??? tanta. Rabil
? , oa Battu
raond factor** wa
an-isiu
i ?[?.anation fron
? they permittc
am? nil factory t?
r orders to com
tor O? safe
? Its entirety
? mnri, Vino Months Ago.
' ?ray they P'-r
. lapas aftoi
or.loro?! to mak
- an.l Improve
? | ??-?-? ??
? ? his own em
( | , ? s
? lay that
;?, filod
-v. and the
?
viai day, two
? ? ? ira? d He
? that dur
*'? ? Stut?" I.ah??r
the power to el??ss the
? ?? rsrht
* put In
meat of the
Jaw.
Said the investigation
?
existiag at
.the Aro, ami
.. 1 until the
? ? It on
? ..... ,
...
- of auu
loot rhoi
? ? ?' hr.,1 unb?
,- ? ?
terday tiiHt
It
: lay !?>
th* o*1
? I Wagner, of Brook*
rred the arrest
. :
klyn,
pany.
"*th m,r,- hold ?
?
? .- ? to th? deal I
d the Hin Its mud.- 44ho'i
? M that
' he deaths
'""' of the
r lern!,.],,, f, .,, the
t? Chief Brooby af i
Tr ? always o?poa. 11
t.4.aiiiiur,| Wll pa(. ?_ (.?alaaiau? -
Tilt: TRAT THAT i AUGHT TWELVE LIVES
riiA'.....
('harr? ?! remains of tho bolted tri | l"' seen at the head of the wooden staircase. Cut <">fT by flames
found this emer**enty sta ? ; The door wa?
remo*? ? .1 ; - ? the fire.
MANY FACTORIES
INVITE DISASTER
Rece rais of 'lie Btarcea <
I'reientii.n imam th?'rc ara scorcsel
factory building?, in this cltj sim?
ilar in eeaatrsctloB ;irui occeaaac?*
t?> that destroyed Saturday, in ??hi. h
a repetition sf Hi;?! diSBStrout tir<?
is jHissihle. The rcm<-?)y i> *pied\
eeaspltaace by the ..?hita ?ith the
Orden ?if the Fire Department, par?
ticularly tor iacleeiag \ ? rt ical
?-hafts, ami the order- sf th<> State
| Department of Labor l?,r prototf ion
I of ?"?.it fa? ililicA.? 1 r.in a ?lalenitnt
by Joseph (?. Haaaasttt, I Mel <.f the
llur??au ?if I ire l'rc\, nti?>n.
TMfl threatening Bitsstloa cannot
be r??m?died within ten ?car-.. ?\ ?
haven't enough men for the work,
for one thing, ami rlolatOTS of fee?
lory and fire-pre? cut inn la?? s an- ???
loeoasiderate ?>f iif<- that the) ass
?????rv <l??i<?', lacladlas the influence
<>f pawerfal orgaelxatlea^ to light
the Instsllstlos ol life*saving im
provstsestB.?Prosi a statement in
\ ire CeasaalsslaHser Robert \datn
SOl?.
We acceptsd the BlattenII, of the
owner of ths building on September
29 that he v?oul?l tir? proof the
atalrwaya, our laspectora didn't
have time to go around aller thai
to see that this? work was ?Inn?-.?
From a Maternent b> I hairman
Jain?'s M. I.ynrh of the Mato De?
partment of Labor.
I p to October I thcre wore re- I
frrr??d to our legal depart nient 1 ..",00
complaint? against factor] ??piploy
er? who persiste?! in dlsregSldisg
our OSoete.? From B Stetl i'iciit h\
John Cunningham. BttOIBCJ fur the
lit-part ment of Labor.
CARRIAGE TURNS LOOP;
BABE INSIDE UNHURT
Automobile Tosses (art Into Air
and Child Is Thrown Gently Out.
A bobs earrlajja was s-.ruck by an
automobile at weal End Avrtiua
N in? *?? ttfth Street La
eompl? lull and, -.'? ?!:.^ right
Bide up <". th?' a ? ?
.rr iagS BBl
7?i the
povssasat, trhsrs It fell In a
posture. Witnesses asid that had the
t.iil'V dropped wheri the earrings wa
? roi s sida up it un--. ? d hevs
struck on its hsed and beei
The cirrage belor-.j-id '.? Mr I
. nni-r, who was trhesliai I
a in it. It trsi I
an ami.m? bile otrned and opersted b*
R Hay?
?.'.?. ??'. a* lii?' ?ar BSSl
avoid snothsr machine. The bsby ?si
Bttsnd? 'I to ..' .' ?
of tl'ii \\ ? ? i : id Avenue, '.?ho Bold o?!v
?i slight braise bad b? aed
WOMAN WITH GUN ARRESTED
I'olicemai? Sav? She \dmitted lincnd
ing t?> Kill Berself.
A woman foend toying i
? ? ?? ' : .?
Bhors ferry boess, si the foot at
' ? ? . ... ..''?I
noon. WH.? taken t.. I
teventl Street i
?rolinaii Gisl. SB?
Howard ( K.
nue. 'lt.? Brei '
The patMilniai, ? i
i . : to kill hsrself. Sha
said her mother ?lied a few da)
sad thi
with f ri?? i.? ; -
bought ?I.? r. ?".?. i la
??id. Bba ?vea asol i?. ?. ? ? j?- foi ob
?MTva?ea?
AUTO E?.LS G?RI
HER CHUM HUF.
Miss Heimsoth, Victi
Was Graduated from
?School Saturday.
J
? ? in) from
DOl '.I G
; " '?
the twenl ?!_). :<-r
:
? Nicholas >
. lawyer, of
?a 1 led b*
i her hoi
I -
1 ? th'a chum, II
twenty yeai
M Street, who accompanl
.?he recels
injurs' , ? rrioai bi t
? i ; . toriam, 8 I
tWO we
I agbtei of Heneen
na, pi '.? lianes Au
'
day called <>ri Hiss Heimaoth I
?.'railuation. Th?
talk? I? , and th? ?
?nil on Mi
.
?I north on 5
? . ? . : \t,?7 :
: ba street host
, v. ?de ! i . ? rani ta tl
? ?, ??'. tin- loadwaj
set .'.sa cmi?ii tr
?
an ! bar '
le of the i
I ?
northboaad trafile, when a sont.
l oai in at >i fai
thci ? '
back a bea th?
?
? '.
? Man
i ?r. ur fur A...
1 ?:i? . ?.
iad sad Ifisi
Sarah V kOM ?iililre?
s i?,- nortl
ero?
,49 th 8tre? ? '? bol forward
ach from th?.
? ?-?I diroetl)
m fi ear.
I ,. , tat hi*
I rs.'n? heavy
;. ?
?" the impact and
? n
and ?
would
. been run .
I the Lloyd Sana
t 11 s. ! ' ! . i i I
; ' Col
? . ' ? l ta t
died r. few
ired ? bull ?
? ? ?
?- ' ! ?. ??
Th.m. si. be
?
?rttiun on a
I
:tii us?,
I
Shortly bel ? ' ! ?????land
William Conk*
I in, pi
and i
| L *!.'-- A??.--?. 1
8 HURT AS AUTOS (TRASH
Three lajared Ma) Die?Headligl
Glare Caaaed Icddeat.
Spring Lake, K, J., Mot. 7 I'.i?.)
pai ?
near here to-n |
bile?, (sich CO
?' together bead no. Three ?,f tli
rt I may ?lie.
re yoan
... I aortl
from Lak? a ?""1 to A il in** Pa ? i
N'niie -.vus ?erionsly hur!. All of thus
in the other eai ? ere b i I
'l wo were opei ited on
upon ft aching Sj i ing I ike H?
l.ut little hop? E. A
Tridham, who m i
??;ir. aaid he was blinded i?\ the rlar
of the headlight i -hin?
ENDS LIFE AS WFE
IS VISITING BSOTKEF
T. Storcr. of M. B. Brown Co.
Despondent After Operation.
filen Ce i ! land. Mot. 7,
Taking edrantaga si fe4, ah.
: ?'nine year?
?if age, a membei of the K. B. Brows
Priai fork l ity
I his life th ..??.'? {?a 1
on H s.! He shot h im >.'ll
the right temple. 11- was found
bath i
p.,? fas I ? - ??'. aorvoos depn , ?
resaltlag from a recent operat
. i.iui. ndicitis. ca'.
? *. ?i on i ?? . month? are, and
? i morose I not re*
., rer nc eery rapi.llv.
Shortly before dinner time h.
tod her brother, Ms or Bennett
Tobey, ? earn? : niaanfactarer of
l rool boms is abe i
? ? ? fmm the Storer I - v. i?
"'in- aboat ? " ? nutec
'? ? ? i li nahend
? Him. Rae
no anawei i arched the
i
room floor Mrs -tores
?
NEWPORT "AH! QUIET SPOT
iticid Hlue la?? \N ill hrvp One from
Laatssj lleep ss Money.
Newport, K. I , '????. 7 Any one wlsh
injr to pass an absolutely quiet SunJay
Will now And Newpor' . at fur
the week end.
"hvi'iy ?amber af the police force is
de bis duty in eaforeiag ob?
is ?n
(ay by Mayer Hur
1'iitrame to the Newpoi Bciala.
"No parson lias any ! .
prevea! th.' [.
,- Bg !he du'. ". and
I that thoy
?re prOVOated Will be but proof that
they "
...-.on. their
VENIZELOS WILL
ACCEPT CABINET
TO AVERT CRISIS
London Believes Chamber
Will Approve New
Ministry.
PLEDGED TO GUARD
GREEK NEUTRALITY
King it ?s Reporte?! V-iii Not
Dare to Dissolve the
Parlitnietit.
! ... ,,;,. ?,,,. . a _\j s:,,niloudi?. the
?i?'?. Grseh Pretraler, ha? declare?) hi*
Intention of abaarvlag an attitude of
hi ncvolenl new! i ?: il \ to\?.ard the
Entente power
i? ? .
Cal.ii.. ? fora ad
K B *
- 'B into office
the Premise, a i i
t -?-? ? AtT-i r?
red In the Z?imi?
Cabinet try will
can;. ?4 pol?
. ? illty, I ' sill
I?.? presi ed to the chamber for np
n-oval to-morrow.
1 lie .1 . it the saercy if
: '
..... . . ...
I'?, ?I
'?
the reault ?f
bed while th ?
?
announced ?71 A'h.-?n* to-ni.h- I
1 ? of the follow ag
? ?
inl ?".?: - !' '.
?
?I ? ,; ?I Ti~.T.kt?
.'
-
'.-,'-, 'I
only changa be?ide thai
Premiar i- tie appointmsnt sf M. Thso
Minister <.f Nations] Economy,
The post he
?formerly held la takes by M. Miehcl
.
Pel! 1 I? Prsbleeutic
With the
month it* mind, there It little inclina?
tion here to attempt ?? fon i of
. 1 with
the Allies a*. Saloniea or to
1 [ority in tl
Chang ' ' 1 are t?,.> kaleidoscopic
to offer an; for pred lion, stps
? em? moer? '1 that Veni?
? .- ? man, has
through under-estimating t. e
tion, lost dil eel ion of affslrs.
That ' ?? Kinz will nut risk a ?
i.. . a aeaur .'..
Not only hsve ; ente aowsr .
Ministsr, frews 1
v auch proesdurs, l>ut the i-zi 1?
too much peril to the
The plea BOW, arc? rding to advice?
from Ath?es, whsthsr the new Csbinc?
Bpprovsd "i not, la r?* prorogue the
Chsmber withii th? ? ? ? ' 'en deys.
a hea ' required ilttlng of
thrr.' mont!'. I will have . ipirsd
St;r>i a plan ha for bol A
und the ehief one, partieulailv
emphasize?! In the Greek pi
.?ment of any internsl erisl 1
til for? " . ' . : ? r "??
ri'?.'.? ?l from Grseh doors. Gis?
month <>r two, it is hoped that there
aaring of the an? rtsinti?
with which the whole lltUStlOD Bl
.?m la turroundsd.
V. ( onflict of Hopes.
While the King and the pro-tierm-in
.'.? enl hops thnt before ?h?jn Ten
tonic Bupremaey will be established la
Serbia, sad Greece 'hu; freed sf th?
Bg an expsnslve
B, the Vsnissloe jri"up i.?
counting no less that the Allies' plan?
.-.:.l itrsngth in the Balkaaa will in?
i ill?.! tu remove all
of their ultimate victory.
Thus sgsin Ah;? d policy, I
? ref
..opor
t an oppor
two I
the
.' the
' ' 1hii<1
? . : 10,000 1 " nch snd
1, but si
.. ? ? m ? the rs?
.like.
W hilo M no?, taken
?n ?.. ' '..'?? war or aeal i
movei
the L'itente
power? 1! .- rem? mbsrsd hero 1
inference follow
? ?'. r- :n the Rhaih*
?
? - ? i that G??n
cral '1 ? ? ? 1 ! u:th
'?f the
.'
. wh?j eon
tr' It a majority la the cii mb??. ?
'.on to a statement by the War
gy wi * ai ?
timing broeght ?oout the
ea in
the government.
Francis W. Hirst
i ,i tor of the ! ! ?
When a boy gets big enough to get the better of hi?
father in a tussle, it's interesting to bear what the father
thinks.
Whatever happens after th.* war, the fact remains
that for the piesent the world ii paying its bills in dol?
lars instead of pound?
Mr. Hirst has the confidence of British bankers and
reflects their opinions. He cables regularly to I he
Tribune what they think?and what he thinks. Turn
this morning to Page 10.
?he ?Tribune
I irst to I.ist?the huih: \.t* s ?/ dito* ,.i/<? t?/? e rtisements
-a_ I
Wilson Warns England
Illegal Seizures Must Stop;
U. S. to Ignore Blockade
FRENCH REPUL?
BULGAR ATT?C
SERBS IN PE
Teutons Capture 130 (
at Kralievo?May
Cut Retreat.
KINC* NICHOLAS
WORSTS AUSTRI.
Montenegrin* Tak - Eight '
airl Prisoners in Satjak
Nisli Stores Saved.
rtj Cal ? t ? r
l.ondon, Nov. 7 .',-..?
continue 1 iheir pursuit o
Serbs in the valley of the W?
MoraTa alaaoat to Kruaerae, ihe
gariana hatre ? ici s ! a n?
Freud in
A di v i si m
trying to envelop the French fore
Valaadori regie
.... the B<
tala, near whic's |
Serb b?.r.|i ri Join. I!? '? '
i ifle !'.re have been I
post i -ni .?.is. ! rer, re
th? repulse <>f all the attacha
Preparations for an Allied a.lv
It is belie trad bore, ?.
completed, and ihe o|
ersil attach i? looked for wi?h th?
rival of Lord Kitchener. Besidei
tioi l '????'
from Krivolak to Doiran, the A
have b foreem?
ami by arranging additioi
faeilitlea at Sal?nica they are get
ready for still heavier contingent
So far, howerer, no attemi
nada to relioT? ihe Serbs deepen
fighting at ilnhuna Pas-. All Bs
assaults have fallad to dislodge t!
an.l the pass is reported to be !
deep artth Bnlgariaa ?'.ea?l. At
point more than 1,000 Bulgars *
caught between crossfire sad anr
lated.
Serbs May He Cut Off*
That the Germaaa have intercept?
pHrt of the Serbian retreatiag cohn
in the Ibar Valley is the construe!
pli'ceil here on the capture of 180 gl
p | or*, d bj Bai lia 1 I No ?
nomber bad previously fallen into
of the im v the al
donment of any such large fraction
Serb artillery can only mean that
S. rba are in the ?, llty.
How ?trongly the passait -
ttred Serbian force- l? being pre ??
Berlin's am
Grapina Height, ?
".' Ivanijea,
??us; of Kraliero, baa been taken bj I
toas. This |
? tu., ibar ?
? than two
Another German fores
moved down the Western Moi
? il. ached Kruse -
the at tant bum
., ..i i ha lai i'? ' on I
Caatah lateral of the Orient ? I? ..
iiMi-ii that '
t haa i
been already.
Serbs Beta Nlah Supplies.
The Serbs in?.I? d In i ??? ?
. ? fi
tion, a it ? ? lid from K ? ag ij et at
saya th?? Berlin ' ' geh itt'a" o.rr
nt at the Aaatrian It?
, JUSt lu!
enough to permit the withdrawal ?
irgafl i ainniunitiori train
? .? c??ri?..ben il
? :: up and the retrei
? ?. began.
Ever) opp for
the
?treating an
dent, an?l "
,.. net
the are mal
ictically i
oluatarily ; lei
. ?
rb'
rig at ? :
? ?
ad men ;n 1!.got i an ' th
Sanjak. So far the AuatriaBi
? ' ?
been nm ble I
Th? opening of th? Denabc ta ravi
Central i
with their 1 I Tu is, wa
ait i ??? ' i great eel? ral an li
..... aeeoi ling ? I dis
?
night. With the arr ? :>.inub<
? ? m ther>- . ? -ear ol
rtai of muail for carry.nu
?
The reopening of the Daaobe ?... ?
dered so mon event thai
King i si linai s at,?! Premier i i I
-
the arrival of the from
li ing?i?
Danube Trafli?- Resumed.
( ages i on . ??? i ??- alee
eat ? ' '?
Humar.iar. railway?. Several t?
? '
r tra?
irai po\4er?. Bulgaria ai
The opening of the 1'anub?
-? reagthi ? 1 arkey, a* It
?
raw ma'.eriai? fol uerSMS SI
und ammunition. It
' carload? ?
? .?tward and westvtar.;
faw d
I . ?natch from Atkeai layi that by
agr? ? ? the
th- Kntente Allies ?rill construct *
jetty and make a new road ;.t Sal?n?
ica to facilitate com
twees the wharves aad ths ra ill ,|
? si?. The authont r? a!-o
?he Eateata Allies pen
.rt of the wharves to la
lo-Unue?! sa i???? _. ?._:_..,_ i
KITCHENER IN PARIS:
TALKS WITH JOFFRE
l'an?, Nov. ",.?Farl kitchener,
British Secretary for V? ar. before
le.i?ing for the Near F.a?t, conferred
wi;h Premier Hriand. Minister of
War l.allienl and I.ener.il Joffre. the
French commander in chief.
Th!? dispatch contain.? the fir?t
hint of the route taken by Lord
Kitchener In proceeding to the
Orient. It apparentlv bear? out the
rcjxirt in London that hi? mission
include* an effort ?o co-ordinate the
work of the general staff?, of the
\llied armies.
SAZONOFF WILL STAY
IN RUSSIAN MINISTRY
Foreign Secretary to Remain at
Post, Duma Is Told.
?? la ?.? no *>" ma]
Patiegtad, Nov. 7. Sergiu? Sazonoff
will r?'ta:n hi? post a? Foreign M.n
i?ter.
The Duma Commission wa? authori?
tatively Informed sf th-it deei?ion pee*
t? rday. It comes after n week of th??
: -t rumors, which w-ent so far a?
?. ?hat another Cabinet lhslrO?Ttf
waa contemplated.
* a week a.M these IspSStB le (Tai
to crop up. They were ?tarte?! bs th??
rumor that Premier Gorernykin WOOtd
l ? appointe?! ChsBcellor of the Empire,
with supreme con'rol of foreign %'
To make po???bl<> .?ucn an orgar.i*?
tion of the miniatry,tM. Beaoaetf would
Une. report had it ?hat
t!;o Foreign Mil letal bed Hlrea?!y v.i?h
drawn nn.l ?hat the Czar had BCCeptsd
.t n.n.
To-dny's announcement will ?et ?t
? i? .. . atnof i
>
JAPANESE STEAMER
SUNK BY SUBMARINE
The Yasakuni Victim of U-Boat
Near Gibraltar.
Tokio, Nov. 7. The Japan??? steamer
Yasakuni Msru, 5,118 ton? gTO??. wat
?unk by a German submarine near Gih
raltar on Wednesday. The captain ?ml
crew rrnched shore safely.
The Yasakuni M.iru evidently wa? the
victim of one of the German suhma
??h'ch have passsd safely through
the Strait of Gibraltar into the Modi*
terreasen Sea to unilertake a campaign
Bgstnat the merchant shippin,; of the
Allie?, and already have sunk several
vessel.?.
Pasahanl ?fare sailed from Ne?v
York on October ?'? for Oran, Algsrta
end srrived at ?iibraltar on October 23
SEES U. S. BANKRUPT
IF GERMANS WIN WAR
Harvard Professor Says Allies
Cannot Then Pay Debts.
I 1 iS "> T'a Trt'.iin? 1
Boston, Nov. 7. In reply to the
. *... "W hat would be th.- -
?" 'h" United States if Gsrmsay
won an overwhelming victory'"' 1'ro
? 0. M Bf. Sprague, of Harvard
Univsralty, ?aid: "A panic, swift an?!
csrtain; probably the greateat in our
history A vsritable tinanciul ehaoa.
"The t'nited Statei." ProfeaOOff
..-BS WSat on, "would be in exactly
the ?urn?' position a? any manufacturer
who suddenly found himself unabb- to
collect his bills, unable to raise the
funda te carry on his business, and
with th?? reaeltent los? of crc.Lt and
eonfidenee la the business. His baai*
mschlnerj would itop, be himself
: bscoms bash rapt
I he thrown out of work and hi?
own creditor? would suffer a? a conse?
quence.
"If Gsrmany win? and, of cour?e, I
? ? ??? ?.?' ;or: l.i-r t.rst act
woul I tiiand an enormous in
demnitj eno i!.-h t<> pay nil the 11
ir and more from the
the Alii? ?oui.i have
'.? eoi ' would be no alterna
1 iny occupied their ter?
I lioS would be forced te
?,r ?let'.-r indefinitely
inta of their debts to the tinted
??
"Those merchant? and manufartur
'oing besiessa on
?rith the Allies woul?! bs in a
similar poi tion Pll Boclsl depr?
ver the co'i'itry WOOld '
?.?u!d halt und th.' WOI
?n.in WOUld be out of emp!o> me'lt.
"To effeei the panic would be the re?
r <-wai of but ???', rsletione erlth Ger*
Supplied with the gotil of the
? rmai soold ?
!>? trade heavily with us. ami la
ird relief."
LABOR AIDS ENLISTMENTS
I nion? Join in Harking KerruiGng
Campaign in London.
London. Kov, ". A remarkable dem
tratiOB la furtherance of Lord
Derby's rscmiting campaign ami
Tra '??.:?' bv th??
of London. A s ?
i sf voung msi
' ipham
. pendent Label i
iasd ?? . ! the
? i t representativa!
n ?she
?
IM Sdsptsd at the meeting
:..-'i U'r'or'? eonviction that the
voluntary iv*tem of ? ? Intent would
?he r.e?*d* of the cour.ttv Bad
? i devote?) support to I ?>r.l
l>?ri.\ ? campaign, "in or?ier to bring
>.ir te u seeeesafaJ issu? aad te
i r-'.?-i t tl'.e satablishmsat la this aoea*
rtptieaiat injury ami
resal ?>?t.ea." ?
Law, Not Expediency,
To Rule the Seas,
Note Insists.
SEARCH IN PORT
CALLED ILLI.OAL
Protest Charges Vessels
Are Meld Pending
Quest for Quilt
COURT RELIEF DENIED
Neutrals Harassed by OrJ ?rs in
Council Which Hind Prize
Tribunals.
T~?r-, T*.? T ' ?
Washington, Nov. 7. AtnetiCM
diplomacy, fresh fl*OM wha* the ad?
ministration 1. ? ? ? >tiiplot?
vii-tury over CaillMllf. his l ,-?n di?
rected ai-nins* Great Britain. The
long-awaited not
British interf?rer.?-.- with Ami-ricnri
trade sres ?asilTsrinl at ths Foreign
Office l?y AlwheSSeiVtr Pegs >?n Fri?
day and sres made public nt the
Stats Depei.
Interr.ati.mal law i ?In? ?..'?? basis
of SYcritary I I argument.
Without floweri .v. t'x.'rpt
f?>r a paragraph Bff tWO HSI '
srhieh are anderetood to heirs ben
BSOdeiled :if the Whit?' !i?>;is." - the
long document ?." . ? reel Brit?
ain's position on pur.ly legal
groun?is, hut with a clarity of du-.
tion that muk
the Inynian, a? we!! ns t?i the law?
yer.
The three chief points of Secre?
tary Lansing's argument aret
First ?Tl:?' ssizars of neutral ves?
sels on the high gees wi'hout immo
. iliate evidence ?>f improper character
?.r il"st:nation of car;'?i ;? ...n'rnry
to international law. It is allege?!
that the British practice has lern to
i ?? ? ? then into
p'.rt lir>t mu? to stell grounds of
BSiswe afterward.
Second -The British "blockade"Il
illegal, in that it is neithi r sflsettte
ii?.r impartial, and because it
neutr.il ports.
Thir.l The United State.? is not
bound to withhold diplomatic pi""
tests until the prias and saperief
courts ha\" j? i -'?! ?.'i ?-i ?- .if si?i7..
uro. Prise ?arts ha-.?? no .uriedie?
, tion over ?rassois iUegs-lj seised.
Cotton Proteat Held Hark.
A protest against the British or?
der piecing cotton on the absoluta
rentrai end li?t. which was ex| !
tu he contained In this i
?erv'l fee a la'.
By quotations fron its own
crs on Inten al un al la ??? a- ! I ?
tions of its own practice In pr?
wars. Secretary I .
points out Ine ?'? of the
British government.
What this gorernmeat will ???
ca?e of a rejection of Its pont? s I
by firent Britain Is r.ot in i .-?.??? ! F'
is made plain, however, that th.. t'nitrl
the !'?* ? <h iroveri.m?nl
, imm?diat.'.. ? .? injuiti ?
?,f i - . and to refrain frort
i such praetiei ? Is future.
"Relying upon !he regard of
' ' ? ?." says the ote.
"for ihe j ' justice ?o tr<
i qaeatly and uniformly manif??tc.i
to the present war, this governm??-'
anticipa'e? that 'he British gov rr
nient will iaatruet its officer? to r>
frain from these vexatious and llle<al
? s "
Am?? .- official? of the admintstta
however, 'here is no serious h.
rut Great llritain is ready I??
?/ument airain .i it? in
? i ?? as a belligerent .Many official?
it the Hritish . p' i
will i. ? at refutation of th?
? one.
I his. ? ailmitted. would fore. I
I'i to arbitration a? th?
Die present note 1.1?
? "id 'he itr?>ngeit possible
of the pos ition of th ?
I . ted v'?'????. and its failure to cot
arill h? an un
that dip'.oni?
r. pe 4?. 'h ?he . itoatto *
th (iermany,
as th.? : tratioi ' It 1'ies
I '?man lif*
may i ? it ran?
cor
Search Made Imperative.
<>i. the ! rat ?.f h - Ihre?
retarv l*:i-.sin>/ pon la oui at tttO
their
inttru? ? l to 1 lei
ir.'?ent
war, maki ? lliger*
??it? ?, arel ' s tl ?easel?
?t. ai .1 t*?at the
? .-a be de
(ticte?! from her ron ? -rily.
It ii that the
i led State? follow?-?! the practice of
i t. s... reb du?*
us* the t'ivil War. Insti ici on. to
naval commander? issued in I At? of
the Secrelarv of the N'as y. ?i'd******
i 1 heae
vesoel i
? .?-arer.
. i.Ue ' and D x
? tl it ?h_.il appear it? >t?? la-.uiactioa

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