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D.S. NOTE ASK
FRANCE TO FR1
SEIZED TEUTO
Vigorous Protest C
Descartes' Acts Fl.
^rant Violations.
rTES TRENT CASE
TO BACK CHAR
Neutral Rights Would Be En
Words Under Such Proccdu
Lansing Declares.
WaaMagtea. Dee. 14-* S nata *
- ? ?>?in? against til? HS*
? K-ench cruiaer Peen.?-?-", <?
i.ermans Ht.', Austrians froa.
Amer |
and San .lu?n was cabled I
eee Sharp ?? Pasta tan.flay *
tion ?o ?? ?' French Foreign
? ? ? ?ase of the men is aakec
?<r gtaaad 'hat the Misare ni dtii
..f ?ny nation from an American ve
. sea? 1? wttheai
n a-.d constitutes a flagrant
?ation of American right*.
Tha note was dispatched by So.
tary Lansing with the full appr?
of President Wilson. It also Is on?
.??toed to have bean discussed by
President altl his ?ablnet at to-di
meeting.
( ouches in friendly Urrti?, tha c<
mur (ration state? the American p-t
of ries** emphatically, and cites pre
<.?*ntJ ?m* '< ved 1n the ease of Aug
l'iepephrink, a German, who was
moved irom the American shin Wh
rn?i? by tha French cruiser ?onde
Nartrnber of last year, and relea*
after representation? h.
State?.
Were *\??t of Armed Forces.
".t'-r.tion Is directed to the fact tr
the men removed from the ships **??
not emhndie i in "the aimed forces
ihe enemy," os that term is use?!
the Declaration of London. It is a
herted, heweear, that there is no jus?
,-?t:M I ' I removal of subjects
a nation which la an enemy of Fran
rom an American vessel on the hif
cas bound to a neutral part, even
'hey could properly be regarded f
military person?.
To Hupp'irt this position. It in ?mde
?teed, the not?- point? to tha rule si
noun by 'he French Minister of foi
. K'n Affairs it. e ? ?". ? r.t during th
i ml U ?i le ? I French Mil
the Ualtod State? in regard to th? H
?aval of the Confederate Conu
? n Mason and Slidcll from th; ?t? air
? r< Trent Thl? note, considered ?l
penally applicable to the pre??
Btion, ?aid :
She i the Trent i was carrying he
her passengers to a rifu
' r.il country, and, moi
take? them on in a neutral port. 1
nable that under sue!
?i the niutral flag did no
'?ipletely cover the persons am
?vhandise v/hich it was transport
tng. Its Immunity would no longer b#
anything but an empty word V
any time the commerce and naviga?
tion of third powers would have tr
??iiffer from their harmless or even
? Ired relations with one or the
other of the belligerents, ?he latter
would no longer be entitled merely
to require entire impartiality of a
neutral Bad to forbid him from la?
torfarlag in any way in ?he |
Would place apoa hi?
freedom of commerce and navigation
res?
modern international law ha'? -?
'?. adn -
Possible Dispute Seen.
s text of the American note, which
is said to be brief, ?rot.ably .?
made public when word of it? delivery
to th? Freed ! , eeived
ay the State Department.
uttaeal ap
.
? may tea Hi to eontc?t th? asser
? of the Uni that the
?rill not be released until
< ommunicat il is ha? ?
the two revernnunta. TI ? op-nun i?
1 at?, d on the ai
mander of the T'egcart'-s was acting in
aceerdonee with Inatruetions.
1 he French AmboOeodor her? is be?
lieved U hav<- r.?. ? l of the la?
'?
???
Boeretary Lans ng.
NOTABLES ON WAY HOME
Large I'arty ?if American? I.?rave Kal
mouth on the Rotterdam.
London, Dee, ii There wor<
ssliio Americans,
who left Folmouth on the Rotterdam
to-day for a Christmas trip to me
I'nited States.
Among those sailing were Mr*. .Tohn
Astor. Rercy ( loi George
liar??. Washborn, Mrs Har
I reach Boron Fr?d?ric de Repp,
I ??',,-*. Mrs.
\. ft. Bacon, William Criehtoa, A R
TV K I.yo- .
? con?
tin?en?, bound f??r Chicago.
-? -
STEAMER'S LOSS CONFIRMED
F.ntire (re*? of Itrili?H Hoa? ?'?rterir,
F.icept Two (b?nese, Sa*.ed.
joo, Dee. ll The ?-por* that the
Rntish <???
to-day by Lloyds.
? embers of the crow were
??. who
were killed. Thi ?? ound?
..i _ro
feel - ? oirnod
last reported a.? i from I'????
?
BONAR LAW WAY
RESIGN.HEWARNS
Colonial Secretary Won't
Stay if Unionists Show
Further Revolt.
Lor.don. Pee. 14. AttdtOW Hor.ar Law,
I Secretory for the Colonies, told Sir Ed
? ward ?arson and a few Unionist dis
? sen?ers, in an outspoken warning in tho
! Eonse o* Commons this evening
j further signs of revolt would lead to
| his retirement from the government.
Mr. BOOOI Law wa? i mo
I tion. backed by the dissident Unionists,
for the rejection of tho Parliament bill,
ay iris'.
??? Af?
fair-?, : " continuaiion of
nd the Av??
nement of a
general election ?luring the war. Thil
won!
The objecting faction took exception
to the prolongation of the life i
plural voting bill and urged the desira?
bility of a general election. Mr, Honar
Law. that the present com?
promise biil wa h Otra proposal,
l| criticism .
? -
"I a m laj to my Unionist friends."
sa'd the Secretan., "if '.he time eomes
hey honestly think the war
r.y ;.'iis country with?
out I change of government it would be
better for them to go openly into oppo?
sition arid move a vote of no confidence.
We Unionists are members of the gov?
ernment as the representatives of our
and if 1 thought that in this po
we had lost tin lOnfidenco of our
| party : * dream for a moment
. of continuing in the government."
Premier A ited in
the debato. He deelari . ? nerol
elaction at the presea! time would bo s
national calamity, bat, he added, the
Lgaxommonl wa. no) inflexibly wexlded
to the precise period of postponement
Domed in the bill, and would be pre?
pared to consider reasonable sugges?
tions for an alteration of the ter
?
Italian Guns Hammer
Gorizia Without Pause
London, Dm. 14. The Italians are
Still hamme: ng away at the Au tl
Gorizia, and the town
ombardod again. Austrian
oflcers who have been through many
l>g battles on the ea-n-rr. front de?
scribe the Italian artillery fire as more
terrific and continuous than any they
have previously experienced.
AUSTRIAN OFnClAL
Vienna ga/e out this statement:
In Oludicaria the Italian activity
continues. Some minor attacks have
been repulsed.
A portion of (ionzia. on ?he rond
to Sank"
tillery fire.
ITALIAN' OFFICIAL
The Italian official report says:
During the 18th the anea
tinued to bombard |
positi.ms along ?he laonxo front u.
replied effectirely.
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TURKS HALTED
ON THE TIGRIS
London Calls Reports of
British Losses Greatly
Exaggerated.
SULTAN NOW HAS
6,50.000 IN ARMS
Tcnnant lolls Commons That
Moslem Forces Can Be la?
creased to 1.000.000.
I/ondon. Dec. 14. Rcplylef te a ques?
tion In th? Hou??* of Com? 'n '"?'??
Harold .1. Tenr.ar.", Parilami
der-^. t War, ?aid tbal It ?raa
calcu: W0 men in
eld. and tl ?
certain c i eomatancea, n ?
creaaai
The
Peninaula. The
?
their
Turk.? ,
?
? -he Tur;;?, are opera'
who retir? .
s is taken In t
here as an Bdmiaali
th" British
' ?
;
declared In prit reach
?o hii.e Y ? lag ?rated.
le, the tht? .vhich
i two bargee.
TVRII8B OFPICIAL.
The following oficial commun -
?rai I? - h i .il ? eaatai
I Dardanellei front an enemy
armored cruiser, i.- iated bf an ob
aervation balloon, bombarded our po
sitions near Anafnrta. ?>ur artillery
replied, successfully bombarding the
enemy trenches and batterie?. Seel
Arl Burnu there have bCBB ?evere
Bg? and artillery COB
Bedd .1 Babr en Betarday
nif-ht the enemy tired a larg?
.?f -ihell.-i again-t our left wing.
un Sanday, ai for hours
beaibi ana aerial toi againat
the same wing, the ? 'noted
nn attack, which completely col
ied ander th? tir-? of o
The enemy wm
In? ov.ii trenches with great I
FRESH BATTLE NEAR
ON GREEK SOIL
? ontlntied from pa?e 1
parlan administration Is hein? inri
ti d toen?, ofl i '?"? lb?
acts of th's administration ha?
to close the frontier tor traveller?
troin Greece."
The Athen?* newspaper "".'eon -Lai
Bttribat? th? following '?temcnt to
an ornea! X
"In aay ?veal "he Balgariani
.?mot, don.i .-ment
ta force?;,
and .'?
lie?. German diplomacy, a
< i ? .i
common sense,
Greece what it ??t ?mpoaslbl? to gi'-e"
The retreat of th? Allies, the corre?
spondent au.!", il bi ted as
rapidly as -he transportation i I
rial? to the neighborhood .
I?nica permi*.-.. Wort on the col
tion of an I camp I?
''?Y
?;,.,,.. ?k'a opei '?'
. onica
aayi "?'? ? fighting during the v.eck did
th?
the Bulgarians i, I
roe 1 .rters ?inc?
\? ei'k Monday.
"The Bri
savs th? eorreepondent, "al*hnui*h ?e
vere, totalled le?? thari n thousand, bin
.
dozen would sum up the total i I
-ilonK -he whol? British
front.,
"Durintr the week the Allies r
aboal roarteen rn I?
removing all th? ? ?a
DENTES BERLIN'S
PLEDGE IS BINDING
? onllniierl fr<im ?m?e I
same time ?1 wa? decid?-d no?, to de
niand the recall of ?:;. manic
oflriali an -
?an note ar.
.1er it a i optar?
tieally cer1;
bei will be
h.d probably als*
of Baron Z
ber, ri eeat
a hris?Bg tha purcha?e
?
I ws?
iimi-'r the direction of A
was
.
tion that a? Dr. Dai
?
.Ye? if re
lationi ??!.? broke? off
ted out bj -
v
"repre.ii i.*,-" Geimafl and Aii-.tr..
ti'rest? in most of the cou
which they arc? at war. fee | ?
In the mag Ind? of the v
beinp mrr I BB in a frica
'
Hundreds of Amei - omatic
and con?'.i il
?
? .
inc exchanges of ea
*-*
I (?Imrr!i Citrralttrr }Jm.B
CHRISTMAS
SUGGESTIONS
>. ted ? : - ird> ind
Personal Greet
h ? i irdi ?tth <?? eel
| , I bildren'l Pra\cr ':
*. I bles, *i '?" lo t?
Aitar Seti tot mat
to i hon I
|40 00] Prj\ cr Book] II .1 I
< tO#1 sft:
*
rwo atan ? hoi -?? ai ? .<o<k
? - a . . ??
U-f-*
,..???
I* was -.itnensej was
Of < Bttlc and sheep i I
? -
this i 1 fatigo, tal
sor gaai '
?. ..
I'oiran had
Bril
:iume?"0'i* '?erman ui.
, amonif I
"Meanwhile r? ?-ontinue
.ud'.ng sev?
er?' S.-ottish reg'.-:'.en*s, an?) on th*
of hills surroundi* .?
? ? or?- rapidlv
npletion. The soldiers ar
sad many of them express
ne tha* they tvill soon be able
the strength of these ?or??
" :?
a ill meet on
' ? ? . ? : '.ment
ranee,
?in.! will be - y all the
? aecordlog
in advices from il .? ? -lay.
At the meeting nistry a!
ed to convent
Sobran je It .vas announced that Bol
hod an ar^'ed her territory by
kilomette? over IIjOOO milesi
BULGARIAN OFFIl 1AL.
? - | ! re m a i n I I
h- .?
?
. . ? On tl '
??
Maced?n ? till in the hand-?
ill and
? rhta again-*
la Lakes. The
Mac?
? ?
soil. Aft. r yesterds of the
?i the righl
River th?
.
;he Greek
The town of I'o'ran was captured
at noon -reived
our ? - - ? trt t
eered
The prisoners and dead and wound
r,l ,,. and 22d
?
brigades, whieh wars
and In their retreat
abandoned gUUI ' rlfioi
.? covered with eouip
MO British
..- bon counted.
The mobilisation of the Bulgarian
army was announced on Septe-nber
23.
|a.f | the Serbians
.o- ember 23, the Berbion
si ; ' i ?
and M trovitts and thrown opon
?
no, t; e
? rolan army
?
On December 3 fighting on the Var
??gati again?? the
ad French. In the i
...
tionory ' latw and thrown
a neu) Dee?
ber 12 the whole of Macedonia
freed.
Not h logia host h* soldier is on
til. '?'his was tl ?
ri.?' portail
?
nain, pursuing the French on
the ? .'dar, drove
then .urageous attack, from
rard the (?reek
froi ?
At 5:80 in 'On we occu?
pies' ' inch, before
rol
and ? th two hoi
?
a.-r ? ? \ ... I I.
The number of
?S T ?
al Sarrail'a army I I
? i : is " bach from the D ?
pon the (ireek f 11
It . lie French
troop- fought much more b
than the Pritish.
ns, which
-
the \ . 'loops
?
Ule .
?
'
.4* the
r all I ' ??.
our troop i
rbians
?
tin..?
....
; undred le*
1er?
?
. ? each
ore i.
American consular o:!
?
Germ
?
?
'
\ ul!
.i
lia are
v h led in
nu m i.
R< eallr, there
are D
of the Alii?
llrcak Would Stop Work.
? ations
:? WOUld
0 carry
. Son na
luffleient
on i;-. the coun
?
fall upon her. Bat the American or
gonlzal ?ora -han
"g. and it would
bis for Sns:n ?o
ip the work where the I
it an en..
rn' . s 1 the
?
'
to prise
that ?
Austrian intei I
? re being eared for
?
I
'
\
!"*?*????? :'; - ngary, and Bi ?
ten, Japane?.? and - lta in
benns
Austria U ill No! Repl)
Until Inquiry Is F.nded
i The Vienna cor
- . Zei
?
. ??? on will
?? the;
. mill be
|Oal| be Mated that the note ha?
lOMOtod an unf.voiable impression.
BERLIN SPARING
IN ANCONA TALK
Leading Journals Refrain
from Sharp Comment
on U. S. Demands.
ARROGANCE. ONE
PAPER CALLS NOTE
M estphalian Cia/ette" Believes
Vienna Will Not Disavow
Sinking.
Berlin, l?er. U f| ., ...v ,f tne
American ro*e : Raagary on
? ? Berlin
"?rs. Th? "Lokal An
teir ?"?" th? "Tageblatt," -He "\o?
her l"adn(f journals
refrain from an-.
? Bg to complicate
Kreaa Bel
i ialg? eay ex
.
"Kreuz Zeituntj" says:
"Ih- ? mark?
I a, through al
: -
' the stand earlier takei
? -. tight to c
eratloa. ac it the coma
of the submar.no to d?cide whet I?
I ' . ? t re or
? ;.. her. rh? I - can,
tOt the
lu?s of life only the captain of the A -
cona. who did not obey the ?ubtrI
rather, those upon whose In?
on? he so acted. The Cabinet at
Vienna will therefore probably .
??ims of America as directed te
, the wroag address."
The "Tost." alter commenting on ,
American celerity la leadlag th?* note,
???d with week , and, in the
.-;??* of the British b'. a, even (
months, of delay in inaugurating nego?
tiations with ether geverami ?
"Ti..- fot the aeeeleration
perhaps, h" sought in th?
now in mal?n, and
?h ;? new '
to garner as ma? aa ]
for hi? policy."
"Lokal Anaeigar," refraining
from extended eOBUaei "Wl
eaa m thai Mr. WiNon thia time, a? .n
.
tral Power? ha?1 not mine?
,-iswer of the Austro-Hum-aiian
-?.ment will, it is hoped, leave
.
i ,. "Zeiteng am M
. rsion ef the fact? mal ?
th? \ triai
The paper think? 11 remarkabli
governmenl "ha-?
I .en a mo: xamination
?king prompt sat
f or 1 \ - ? ?
Vncona
th one
liility
\
\ i
? , ? .
? ... r.j; . Bg to I .,?? i ecoif
I.. :.
I
I - a-nnngary -will
Bg of the Ancji i
abma
?
"The demands addressed bv ?he ncu
? overnment
?
"In general, ti r
wait ??
Th.? Ao?triant need
re 1 -, the -
ii."
$10 A SHARE OFFERED
FOR PACIFIC MAIL
Ship Purchasers Agree to Pay
Wore if -\sset-? Warrant It.
W. r ',-???? I ' '?v. acting f- ?
American l-terna"'""?;il I Orooro?
fot to the Ft
... stag ?team?*:?
named a pre? of 51'? a ?hare for the
. if the steamship com
-.??y'. ? by the S.mthern l'a
mpany. '-ex" t*?e ,! vidoad
a share roOOOtly ?odoroA The offer
add? :
"We spree to pav a M of
?...-.0 pet shore for said ' " ?hare?
M tho asset.? of '?' ! < Hi ?
.?i-.p C-oaaoe
sevn steamers. ?>?? la o ' e\c? I
.-? njSO??t, ?1 being understoo?!
?
H chai
-.all be
? ? - hs ?ooh, s?
? ??""'
\ an i II 'A . d? Forest
thp -,;, -. ? aaaots to bo ad
I . en ol
??|r for a
?
luction
.- ..
? ,*,.. We fi
to make
StOCk
hold."' "< toamehip
' i Jan
???"
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