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GUARANTEE
Your Monev Rack
It Von Want It
lc? _Ji?_ra?j7 /' ama
^- a?M?i i-v'^ r^_d___. -2_d
WFaATHER
Sn^"*' to-ni.ht: ??ol?ier tn-morji-i
Increa?!!?1: oi.tli wind?.
First to Last ? the Truth: News - Editorials - Advertisements
Vol. I-XXV
lo. 25,281).
[Cepniahl ISI3
Ih?* TTlbtine Ite'a I
THURSDAY DEC EM B EH 28, 1915.
tt o
/a-v-i-? /'la'X'T I?? **?>?' lark CM*. Kowath, Jaiasj ?Vttp
OM', I? a-J-H I anl H?:?'V<n WlSS-lil e\*0 OBBBBi
U.S. Softens Tone to Win Austrian Compliance
T.R. IS BACKED
BY OLD GUARD
INHYPHENWAR
Republicans Hasten
to Disown Pander=
in? to Germans.
WILSON MEN
FE.AR COLON El
Democratic Leaders Wor?
ried by Growing Talk
of His Candidacy.
.;.? rri?j-uaB-.-.
Vasaiafton, Dsc. 22. The
tisn m The Tribune this morning that
Theodore Rcsevelt will suppo:*. Wilson
for IsMaetiOB in case of any pnt-doring
U th? Germen vota by the Republican
jsrty on th?? issue ai Anu? esui srvfety |
snd honor g-.vc a new ton?.* te th? talk
#* the sel'i ean-M?acjr ?hick ha?
r*i??n safinsi % l*f?_sh?ni en for ?ev- i
?ral da;.?. topabltoaa leaders of all (
?hades of spii sa were easphatic la <*y
iBftha- h? woalfJ find no such spirit in
tat Republican platform, aartjr ?t can- i
?rdate
Ma:.- I ??lared that the issus of :
Americanism is rapidi ta the i
front *?r ?.?>-?? ., all others:
la the campaign, and s '?? i of 'he old ;
??osevel! Bten prophesy that the
Colonel will be the only log;';?'?! nominee
?f th? party on tha' ?ssne. The Colo
n*T? opponents in both parties see in
kfe attitud? ?' i? nee of a tAnr. to force
lis own nomina?
The lncrepsir.-- ts SSI ?
??ndid&ey is plain'v sIan ng the sup?
porters of the administration. They :
take pains to declare loudly and often ,
_it he would be the easiest p'
Mr. to beat, and that they would wel- ,
teme bis noi ation. They sa;. 11
?seid drive to the support of Wilson '
tho-sends of men of both Republican i
sr.H Progresse tendencies who are ]
i-':? d the Colonel would involve the
Usite; - t ' same
tin? .ce?-'.ctar.*' Garrison launched his
?ttack on Mi Roosevelt's prs] eredness
reeord while 1'resident, and It is under
?teed that similar attac-i? from ether
??urces ?r? ? reparation.
In spit?* of the fact tha; the .?^ue of
th* hyphen ha? not yet been brough'
ferward ( or.gress. the Republican
leader? agreed to-day that it would be
foojht bard there, and ?said be pre
*lo??!iar,' as * ear. They BSS an in-'
ereasing ?upport of ?? s Mr,
Roesev?:* hai ' en taking for months,
and ?ri he;.- see no i
reaton *. be evi that this ? I make
aim the logical candidate, they are con
**i_?ed that the part*. ?\:11 indorse it
ktariil**.
Ha Paltering. S_>a Smnot.
"If Mr. Roosevelt is afraid ol
t___rtag v,:*: the issu? of Asnsriea
rat 1 the Republican platform or car
didate.'' ?aid Sei I one of the '
J-adtr- ?? ?-. a lins conservatives,
_asf_ay ?4 The pla*
f?rm, I a- jre. will deal strong)** with ,
?otect
Amencsr ????-? ??? ?rests in many ?
Crts of th? world Si ; ?riUi bis hesi- j
?Jng, vaccillating, unrertain and '
??aarjtar <- attitude at
'"tque:.- and veri
["here hesit'a
t on or eras tsta.
? he i,!atform should
I rctiotr
I Lizena
?hould be the same in f the
?orli, whatever the wealth or impor
|?nc? et the tit san, end ?honld make'
'>* ?s hip mean
Nststhing r,-a! and
?here
fjw, te that 1 an Am?
'
!
Lujiunia "
?.ter, of Washington,
* *
r ' ????"?? ibiican
' * i iear.
_ "' - ? r- enator said,
can platform will dc
"? "rr-li pol
- r.ama
mbian
( th? live?,
itisans
? be one of the chief
| ' Kepub
?
-rlook
-?Lu'
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.a< he
aa ad
*.,,..
?
A?.. ' :' ?preps
?pagand? ?I
-~y*jf '*? ?head ?f
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??ana.?? ?_ ,_,, t ,.)?_,?, ,
New Year's Gayety
Must Stop at 3 A*Me
Ail Except Nt'oht Owl Places
Will Have to Close Then,
Mayor Rules.
Ihree hours after the New Yeat
romes in the light? In Broadway caf?
whicl possess a special license will _o
out together with the patrons thereof.
This *vi.s the ??eeision reached yestei
day by Mayor Mitctiel.who,torn between
t.'ia- pi.a for muir'?-tit closing advocate?,
1>> many ministen in the elty and th?
btSBBBhlBfS of the liquor and restau?
rant men for a whole night of celebr??
tlon, took the rni.lille eattrs?, _.?.?! an?
nounced that all gathering plaetl or
New Yotk revellers would become arid
at the stroke of three.
The Mayor algo wrote a letter to
William U. Anderson, State Superin?
tendent of the Anti-Saloon League, ex?
plaining why he believed that the mid?
night closing law should he suspendo?!
in honor of 191? Mr. Anderson had
asked that no special licenses be
gianted this year.but Mr. Mitchel point.?
? his communication thia?_ "it is
?torn in this town, of many year?.
SI mi unusually large num
ber of peuple ?<_? go tn ?estaurants on
Nsa* Year's Era.
"In recognition of this," ht contin?
ues, "it ?eeme to rue wise to prant. a?,
the law empowers me. to restaurant?
of good reputation a special license
which w;l! enable more people than
usual to take a late supper on ?hi? one
night of the year."
The Police Department will be ob?
liged to vouch for the rectitude and
virtue of ever-.- restaurant applying far
a license. Two hundred eating and
drinking places have ahead*- sent in
their pleas, nnd after they have been
mensure?! by the police standard of
propriety, thev will be informed af
their fa'e.
On the stroke of three the stream o
champagne in which New Yorkers ?rill
endeavor to forget that morning brin*?"*
in the day of renunciation Brill cease
to flow. Patrons of the resorts will be
allowed a reasonable amount of time
thereafter to psss out into a dark am?
very dry world, illuminated only by
the fsr flung lights of the twenty-eigh (
saloons and restaurants of the cit
which rejoice in all night licenses
i
?"i.icago. Dal? --? Every bar h Chi-,
cago must close ore hour after mid- (
night ushers in the New Year ar.a
thsM celebrating the advent of 1-1R '
will be allowed to purcha;e only a j
"reasonable amount" of drtnks for con- I
sumption after the closing hour. Thll
a"*a<iincemen" to-day from the Coi-<
poration Counsel put a damper Bfl
preparations for protracted New Year'
Eve celebration?.
THINKS HES CHARLEY ROSS
Brooklyn Man Racks Claim v* 1th Clip?
pings and Records.
WhitS haired and wtinkled. William
R. Yolernan, of 1198 Carroll Street,
Biooklyn, claims "<? have discovered in
hlflSSati the long lost Charley Ross,
for whom the entire nation srareheu
nmrc than forty year? ago. To sup
pru c his aaaattton he produces a pile
sf age irai Pi lippings, photographs an i
?eeords.
"I firet became convinced of the fact
that I was Charley Ross seventeen
years ago," he said. "1 have made ex?
tensive in\estigatio*.s with ?he aid of
0. A Sargeant, of 21b Washington
StrtBt, and he. too, is certain that
there can be no mistake."
Mr. Colsasaa posscsset- a picture h
says ia that of Christian K. Ross, fath
i? of the rnissin"- hoy. Al?o. he points
to an old picture of Charl?** Ross ami
to one of his own son, taken at the
SBBM age. a?< h'-arng markeii resen:
blsnce
TREE LOST CASH WITH TRASH
f.'iOO in Pur??e < hirago Pickpocket Tool,
from Sir Herbert.
?b Ttl??riph le Km IM
? i?cago, Dec. 22. A pickpocket ton?
$500 from Sir Herbert Hcrrbohm Tro
IOOB after the actor left a Lake .?'hoi'
train to-day. "I must have los?, i
right after that man jostled me," said
Bit Herbert, a? hi reached his hotel
and signaled for n?taxicab. "I'll go
back to the station and look sbOBl
When he found no trace of the ma
Bl th" walle? he lighadi "Hi
r ir?e steal' trash, l> |1
fpA -, '-, ? of east ?' well "
? II, . ? ' .on his way le U
Aagslaa with hi? daughter. In?
.h BhahssBaariai
a
GUN SIGHT GONE: HA! A PLOT!
r?i?iorlian lli??o?er? |r**sa**J Theft anH
Kear? l.frman \r|i*iliea.
? plot. and, then,
? , ? " ?a ?I William
Allen, custodian of thl ? Arti]
I ?)><? natio- si Franklin
.i in reporting
?
The
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' a *? look h ,
?n of i'ar
?"'<? 1121 ? m ." srasseal i ??'
?nt IS e-r-'r ,-., ?,, ,,,,,.,.., ., ffoln ,(,,
'l' rir". h .? eai ? ? ? .. the pi s hop
e
I" m >? i ?hiiiM, m , aK, NOoO
II' I?? A I a at?t
A .
RESIGNS PLACE
ON NAVY BOARD
TO HIT WILSON
Henry A. Wise Wood
Attacks Prepared?
ness Plan.
CALLS DANIELS
INCOMPETENT
Administration Accused of
Crippling General Board
for Political Reasons.
Indignant, at the "rnaueq late ami
, dangerously v. ear." mi itsry and ii?\a!
; policy of the Pies.dent, Heiir> A ?
'Wood resigned yesterday roa
Naval Consulting Ruard, which i raset
ir.g here far sub-cosnmitt?? confer
'? enees.
In ghring uri his position >?
i man of the sub-eonim!? :e? op. net..
? r.Hutic?. Mi. Wood, in a letter to
. tary Daniels, says thai k? feels he
must relinquish tin, eonnsctloa "'t.:.
ne will be free to prosecute w.'r ?
tttalnt his campaign for tit .
peresbseaa,
Following -he aiestiai 'he boai
sues the following statement:
"Mr. Wood's resignat'on i? :,i, eatirs
ly personal matter with Mr. Wood,
with which the board i? riot concern .1."
W. !.. Saumlers, who gave o .
statement, said: "The board il
paitisin, scientific body, organised for
I the purpo?e of Improving the capacity
of the country throuph its navy in
peace an?! ?rar. Th? QUSStion of pre
naredne.?c ia a ?eiaiive tersa, W? hav?
nothing to do vit h any particular
scheme of preparsdni Ik the I
policy ot any administration."
. "I have done this," Mr. Wood says
in hi? letter, "in order that 1 shall be
tros to attack the thoroughly Im do
quate and therefore dangerously woa';
naval and militaiv po)i<r* af the
dent as expressed in Secretary
son's and your own rocontm?
and to urge publicly that me recom
'mandations of th? General Board o"
the navy and Gonoral Staff o? th?
army, as contained in their original re
ports, be substituted therefor."
Mr. Wood then SCCUSO? the adminis?
tration of crippling, for political rea?
sons, the military policy ad'
the General ' Roard of the in
the General Staff o* the ai
i
DaaMs incompetent.
"Where th? Goaotnl Botri.
mends." he ?rritOS, "that ou. navy be
made the equal af th? mo-it pi.
In the world b Ittf. .ind offers a pro :
gramme for 191'. withheld b
from the publn? which the boa id says:
will acconiplir.ii this ir continued in
subsequent years on a similar
you have arbitrarily limited the ;
to a given sum for ne*?- SOSIStraction.
and thna have forced it to substitute
for this a Programm?? which in realit)
i? not h? awn, but that of yourself.
a civilian, who as such i? wholly la
competent to judge how largr* or of
what our naval fnrrrs should be. ?**_1
? re, ITOSI this restricted pro
gr.-tmine which yO_ have forced
the hoard you have further weakened
by eliminating from iti Arat year tws
dreadi ? cru a ????"
The former member of the \aval
I onsnlting Hoard then attacks Seere
tarj GairrTsoa for not having the eonr
a;.. tS .support the reeoinmendations of
the General stuff of the army, ami crit
Icisei hi? proposai, in the face S
? i?-,, gives b> trained expert?, to limit
lobllc force of the United
tS ..ii.OOO men.
"This, notwithstanding the General
Sta.T's statement that on? satisi
? -
000 'i apt in forty-sis day?, sni
other upon our Pacific CO?
troops in sixty three ds
Paints t*> Hanger?.
? ; M Wood's eritieisi
th?? unprepon d condi! ion ? f I
State?, the sitte?
ami Explos ml tin.
Board a - Ighj thai
i-ould.
by blockading ? - '. bieak II ?
Hack of nil attempts i - u rM to
latrj
essor L. A '
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r I?
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?
? ? ? .inl piepan ?-. ?
i a ?Chili ? ism th? Frn
the nitratei ? man
nci<i ?n SSI ' ? insl
ing nf smoki I? ? i ?'? d<
?
ly unsl
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h i-1 i
i 'I ke pr"
1 la
Amerii ' ? no 1
?
a* 11 h t hi
\iir?. Plaai t ri
-? w i .. ?
pi. be tl
i,i t.. ? | fre
; ? ? ?
? .i a plant foi Its manu
r
i m If
" ?V
pre? mpl
I .iiilmiiril nil p."?' '.*. iiiliiinii ?
BEAT HEADS ON BARS
AS FIRE LICKS CEU
Prisoners in Burning Brid?rep?
Jail, in Frenzy. Try to Di..
B| .'-.a.i ' . .7 a .
Hridgepor*. CoBB., Dec. 22 A $,
rs ia the Pairflald l enaty
. ? daagared -;.. : <
-''" ' ??rs ioeked in their zt
Msr.y o" :i?*? prisoners a* "he sail
be..'ame SBIFbcbI *,? attempted to cc
m;* ?u'.cnie by hutting thl r hei
Bgaiasl the steel bar.? o." esll doors
The alarm of fire in given u- ? ..
H. King, lawyer and former ?.ate r
ren-ntatire, who was sentenced ?? wi
ago to ?..\ years ia nn?on for tart
St <?:- priaoatra *??<?. o*\
held in thi? jail becat.se thl CoBBW
cut state prison :s oven-rot*..-. 1
moans and screan.s ?Y -ne *
eaald bi i srd on ?
sway :'rom the bal
The Are start?
where the lesther shop *s situated,
6:10 p. in. thil ' ?...:;g. Its cause
. :.d tiiere I* a rumor?hat
Michael Scott, of D?
? I the only guard on duty
? ml a:'i:t. .??led i
the eaginei m th.? ??,*?. ?,, tighl ;
fl:uin -. -. i- b rao
rae story b , i he flam
*? ? . o'clock.
- ?
PAINTING LOANED
BY FRANCE LOS'
"Peace." 27-Foo1 Canvas, Vai
isIy's fron Pier Insured
for S'.O.OOO.
..ja (,., ?
\ Y .
the Fri i ha
snnouae?
Dsoat ssads '?-.-? : ,. - by Franckl)
Par ? ' ? ? Museum of Fi rec
A:'
1 he .. be th
g Y o.' ? h government to th
Pe? . i'.. Si I of The ?lar-at
early Isi ? on tes Frai
i Mr. Patil for in
the familiei of Fre-seh sal
diei -n i , .? ? SBVBI :iri ?*e?? *?
right "hat imich Mr. Paris Itaoirs
bal ince it wi ? i on 'o ?h
[I i.as vsn
?shed, and 10 ??'. th
< frlc'al
? ? tha
. id ?>?
R - .
Packed n i ; bei n?>n
?.? placed end or es '
and ?a i i H si inner ho\ of les.
met i sled. I he picture, i
beei
stolen.
??* ?-i? be object il ?tes!
ina it." rt.d Mr. Paris, "for it is to<
.'.ill '?.r.r. ??i to bs nn\ '.e.i DI dispOSO?
of, "d i- - ?? for anv BBC U
Ther<? li -r.r ???!?. I room in th?
. ? ir'** ei ougl li tttt eh to hang II
for !' I is am :ind dOWB. Il
. i ;? , ? s had ti a, ;
I I ,..
to the ci Y.if:."
?a, | h \t\i ? I
govern mei
>< ai ago snd di Ih erad on l '? ? daj
. aclarad, t s the ?osl
? ? , ghi ? pai iting itgaod b:
preminenl French a ti?ts erhich ?re to
K . in the Rit : l arito*.
foi two sfiBalaa* Jaaas
111 Ya" had Ih * eai ? ai
120.000
? o
HINTS AT SPLIT
IN BRITISH CABINET
The London "Truth" on Lloyd
Oeorge and Kitchener.
? -. ..i. r-ii.i.-.
, . Doc l.lovd (ieoige's
the las* word in
;r,,, aren. polit?. ?true-He between
him aad U i KHchanor arhiah has
.????i. ig far month?. Thi i
s tatemen I is made b) -Truth." which
enumerates Uoyd Goarge's reflections
.?i Kit'hener thus: Hi-'t. Kitchener
either did not know of or tall his <*<**'
. shortage in machine
.un?, which **os discovered by Asqutth
. ?? , 10 1 :r-n? *
ne th? supply of hi_h
.?? . r\ ?la?., -hiie , -> -iih,t...Uia'
.i "o
data.
?
.
I ie m\
I.. pre "? ? * bi
, M in ?? m lai is K "
noi ,;. ? sftei il Lloyd
?i the ?
fcaqaithj
... ? t? car?
ta ' ' Ml I .i|'l i -"? r"4' i
;:.'? pasead unnoticed b? '.he scnaea. II
Ynrd:
? - ?
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becs g*
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.v theJ
KAISER IS ILL;
FOR?DTOQUIT
WESTERN TRIP
Wilhelm Is Suffering
Prom Cellulitis.
Says Berlin.
AILMENT MA\
BE DANGEROUS
War Lord Is Greatly Worn
by Strenuous Travelling
Between Fronts.
a.- ? a ? ? ??
\. V. . hnipe .
; sned 'ii?' t rin ',,e had pli
rnsking ta the ?.?.????ei!' freat, th?
se?; Ken - Ages ?y am
., || ir essary foi
?i?io:^ for .
'II? H(?h!
the Emperor, ailmei sa "a ?i |l
flammst'".", ef ths sellulai aystsm."
..- ... .'.;? ft .' B
^?r.n? : ? . William's Ulm
..,-???? c' mon
? ?
d?ng**).
An Amsterdan I ipatcb la th? Ex
? ? ?? i ipa
"Emperor Will -'?? ??
.? bad eold, Ha is under ths cars of
throat ? alista snd eonftned indoors.
rl- as great]] 'stigucd bj bis recent
? tous rrar?! g and ist take
pscisl pri :,.."' roi t Pi
-?? II pay - ?hori ? r dm -
.nr- ir-.e holidays."
Kaiser fias Suffered
Ailments Since Boyhood
Rmperei William? ?- sufferer
cbilrjhood ' osp '-armus infirmit.???. -as
forced once be'ore >i".co th-? ?s*sr b"gan
(s d;oo j.is activities because af ? ?ud
less.
I "' i ? I, from whieb ths Kaiser i?
iu(faring, is descriaed a* a ?Jsnger
. -ease m r,v. fol BSS A
suthoi.'?? rs "?? dii pubii -.i-.ui: gl ? ?
?he term "cellolitis" a*-.?! descrlhea
? : "!n_ammel on of >. ellular or
loon o conn? a tsns chiefly subcu?
taneous, bnt ?Yo af ?hat between
muscle? and viscera, or surrounding va
? iou? oigpas. I ?i characterized by
the MHU iptntdil r Sr alonrc character
a? srysipelss, snd ? eireumserihed or
diffused.
i j?,,,. ?yelling I es
branchitiir lines S ingitis. Pain !
is i.-itrn??? apd great, and the -i. ?
glsi'd. and ????"' srr ??"ten inflamed.
Constitutional symptom? are ci
The dis"??? ,- nff-n Mild in d?gTM,
s'-.i ths lymphatics may dt?po?<? of the
poison si.I suppuration ">--t 1 to occur." I
F?rly this year Emperor William
?as reported to b? returning to Kerlii*
lieranjo of thru?? trouble ^ little
mars 'han ?? year *p". an l.<*c?nib??r fl.
?H4. there *?*? official edsnisi on that
ths rmeerai was r-ni1?. III, ths sn
nouneenunt ?tating tha? he ? a i .-uff??r
mg from a fOTerislI bronchial i-atairh.
It ?*??? ?aid, bearerer, that h? waa
to ~i> ? >**? attention to I ':?? '" on the
situation from the ??eneral Siaff.
^umo! s of all hind lave b
istrii as 'o the Kn .-i r's COI I
? I -i? repo*-t.*d thht he ws deal.
It a? ir>.r Ion;; t ft.?r In? illnOM sf last
v?nr that he lesumed his u-'U'i aeti?.
tie?, and the nirno'-s Utte quieted for
ths time. Apparently hi? ?lines? Issl
year *va? th? result of the ?train h"
;.e<i bees ander and th? hard -.?nri.' he
had deas durir*g *tV early asentas el
th? A??.
What, ho? s" er, baa mad?
sor.s apprehensive is the fhel that the
K.-ii ?-r haa been ? - i ?nie sufferer since
childhood from various illness? \
ah.ro?
troublc ami disc?
.-?.,.?.? it was
hich '? apt .?"' st his .'
?V he* !ii??- -. dan
; ...
sxacl : .
i> be ?? bei? ,.
em?. ;' i. ..(?? to he fatal.
D Howard 1
Rinai Hi -.iris'. ^*ii,i
tellulH ?n of th?*
I i- Ml?* "-??'" ' ? ' i
t that coi
snd that t h? rossa
the fa? ? ?
i.. .. ? me I? da :?
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-. ? .-, ?
Responsive Chords
I hcK i* a tnuvc critic in New/ ^ ork who nevr f?*?il?a
to .Iril.f ,\ reaponaive ? hord in the minds of mu3?c lover**
?became Lc is ? nraaic lover himself.
Y??u . hould r?-ad M. I.. ki'*hbi?*T?- i uniment in I he
Tribune- ?you nrfll find i' tv^ll worin while to do this
regular!) Hia ape *.?l Sunday aiticl*?* on music are
alone UfOfth tlir prier ol ihr paper.
*J\p ?utt?mg St?rmt??
I itst ta Uso* the I ruth: \e**s~Ed.torials?Ad\ertisemenif
SECOND NOTE TO AUSTRIA
f statt
li',;?. ? ? I'.'. '.7-1.'..
? ?? r ? of Statt l imhooaa I
id ?. ?!?. . i ? ? i ??'"-?7" ?
!"' m Affairs i tilg as folloteo:
r.,e government cf the United States has received the note o.'
You: Excellency relative to the sinking o: t'.e Ancona. which was de
, li'ered .t Vienna on December 15. It! 5, and transmitted to Wathington.
artd has given the note immediate and careful consideration.
"On November 15. 1915. Baron Zwiedinek. the Charg? d'Arlairc? of
the Imperial and Royal Government at Washington, transmitted to the
Department of State a report of the Austro-Hungarian Admiralty with
regard to the sinking cf the steamship Ancor.a. in which it was admitted
that the vessel was >.-,rpcdo-d after her engines had been stopped and
when passenger! were sti'l on board. This admis-lion alone ia, bi the
riet? <j? the go*.7*r.-rr.e:it of :.he United States, ^7ufi.c:e?*t to rix upon the
comma, der of the subm .nne which fired ?he torpedo the responsibility
for having v.-iliully violated the recognized law of nations and entirely
disregarded those humane principles which every belligerent should ob?
serve in the conduct oi w:r at sea.
"In view ot these ad.v.itred cir? umstanccs. the goven'.rr.etit o: the
United .?'ates feels justified it*. hoYiing that the details of the linking of
the An;o-.a. the weip. t r. .'i harae'er of the additional testimony cor?
roborating the Admiralty s report, and the number o: Americans killed
or injured, are in *o *.v.y esaential matter* of discussion. The culpa?
bility of the c07nr.7ar.der is in any ?.-?se established, and the undisputed
met is that citizens cf the United States were ki'le-i, injured or put n
i.onardy by 'is lawless act.
?'The rales ' ? international lav.- and the principles oi Inaasnilj
which v.ere ihr.* wilfully violated by the commander of the submarine
h_?e bee.? so long and so umversally recognized and are so manifest
from the standpoint of right and justice that the government of the
United States does not teel called upon to rebate them and does not
understand tiiat the Imperial and Royal Government questions or dis?
putes them.
"Tie government o.' the United States therefore finds no other
cot.r.-e ope;* to it but tr bold the Imperial and Royal Government re?
sponsible ?cr th? a_t of its nava' commander and to rcne-v the dei'ni'e
but resoecYi;! demands made in its comm*mic_tion ot the 6th of De
cernber, 1915. It sincerely hones that the foregoing statement of its
?position will enable the Imperial and Royal Govemn-.cnt to perceive the
justice of those demand" and to complv with them in the same spirit of
,ranl?7neJs and wit. the same concern for the good relations now ex?
isting between the United States and Austria-Hungary which prompted
the covrnment oc the United States to make them.
1 -LANSING"
GILDED PIG BOW
TO FORD ENVOI
Mascot of Norse Studei
Gives Thanks for
Gift of S10.000.
B* THEODORE v. ?*<>< KM \v
I. i a. ? . . e : :
1 ? itiania ia Lendea I, L?e.-. 2.
A ?rilded pig. '.arrie.i ?ato the O ?i i
?if the Norwegian S : ' associai
by '?heeritij- iii-.derirri'lua'e?. ?aptu
nil honors a( n dinner given for Me
Ford as an anprecistion o:* ?lO.OOO
preseated esrhcr la the dav to I
;,s?_? in.t.07? 'o'- a lew bailditlg.
?,.ho '? a?? to he the ??
an unable t.. al te
? lije the pig, like I i i '?'?
? iule an! tli?? navy coat, lias b?
the masco* of the SSBOCiatiOB fri
time immemorial. His OBTBers ?are ? 1
inp to eater him aj-aM"?? an-, other _i
mal of hi? ' ? . ? ;:t far the a
around. CBtch-BO catch-eBB, luck-brin
mif championship. His ?pnearanc
th<? heed ?if "I"* me,lie?- al proc?s?!
viii. h enter<*fl the aid hall made OS
varrina peso-? delegates forget the
.??iii?bblin_? and th.? rJlaner b.came
Bear riot arhoB hie pigthAg, oromnt.
by the student-, thaakad Dr. Ahad f
Mr. Pord's et
In a short speci Dr. I led, a- of
rial roproaoatati e of the pea
'old the dinner attests that th* friend!
ratral governments tor ai
'.?? ?;.;
Im Keilhau, president <
the Students' Asst ition,
'he seatiraenl i rd tl
expedil
? ? .,- -.. -,,-.
."-.? < not '
tiot ran I
attt feeliag
bel?get ' i ?
\ ..-???
->,? ports in tir*r 'o -ail o! OS?
II ar..i "n the 1 '? lei eh '. Iii, Ml
Vor.! >'?{ : ' "\ee- .' I
ill ealle ?
a\ttome? General Locken and Dl
Lang? i ' s ? c .??
Interpai entait i
their
cards were ?'*". Ford.
?>;,.. Rosiki Scl - i ?
?
i! .-? >ian, still
iaana < - ...
.
~.? Ren I
and Frederick il Holt. An aa
? . Y . ? ? |
i. ?
Alii-onir? re
have ? m Y fhe
I les
-
V flnal meet - the Laho 'part;
-..?... ?
RF.FUS-S TO TRY HAISELBEN
State's \;;orp?- Will Sol PraBct-ate'
lli.llinr?: mmhr} Darter.
i ,?:,.-.. Pc ? ?
.1
11 Marrj J. liais?
.- ,.? Bah** I eg?
a, in an effoi I i |
Mr. H*>*p ? BI
* ?
had doBSBBded 'hs' :if eaase the feraad
jury to investigate the csse.
ALLIES' BLUNDEF
COST GREEK AE
Plan to Win Golden Hoi
Rejected. Says Premier
Skouloudis.
I.or.don. ?le?. _'. ">?. ?. I ,?e
Greece ., to be ravaged bj ? erm
relsaU?ss war because :he Knirnte A
lies have badly blundered la ? <_?pi
mai'r a? ?rell as a rniiitar?' sense."
in lile?. words hf, Bhouloudl
Premier sf Granea? criticised tl
diploma?'-, sf i he KnUnte pocers
ths Balkan?. ;n an interview wlj
'ihr ii.ilv Chronicle's** Athe
?pendent
The prediction of a battle or. C^-r
noil i? lignifieai ? of a dispstc
ptriated by th? "Tape? Eeitung" i
Bel ' ' . say I tl?a' Bulgarin
troops an* m.?ring dreek territor
but that if they ire no? attacked r
(trreU. troops they Will eontiiir? Ihe
operations to seising th? S?lenla
rail*.**.
Th?- Greek Premier complained h;*
terly tha' his ? sd be?n m?
lii-nsd a*ti! bis goremsaoat attached,
"But," M. Bkonlotsdla is .ted ?
having said, "ths fault whs not snn
We Tied to play the ??am?, as you Bag
lish ?-.??;.-. and if -.*??? frt.'ed
??. no' we. "i," s " responsible,
i'?rla'-ir.? in th-it he ha
er.rn??t.; ? I o eye arltl
, Powers ar-.J to ai rt blood
:. Macedonia, If. Skouloudis ?aid
"Ths All'i*" hitv?> touted und angere.
lirrec". Instead of placating bar. i?i
of dealing openly with as the;
coquetted with Bulgaria, while treatini
u? disdainfu Ij 1'.- result is that ths;
have fallen betnee tws ?tools. If tin
\ ??? haul eems ftnnklj to Greece sa?
ii?l?'l her aid and ?old her ihn.? ?h1
.- r - del Bed recorr?
P'-nsp .-it the end of th 'ri?:/le, I af
?"ir o that Greeci would nel nave besl
rated fo>- a sing!" moment
in? ?ad of l "land s
? ,; v .;. .? .'-"i se -i'ices ''rom
.re ?eked te coop?r?t?
? - . ? ? i ? ? ?? ..?
Kavsli . ?r ?? to ou
!.',' t?r. - , . un. m farr. our
riche?-; provinces, whicl ' .-.'i beei
bj ?."-irk blood. '.*?'? .er.? frae t'i shed
ot.r bloc : ? ? an attempt ta fere? the
Daydanellea, but we " ? ? warntrd that
, . .? ?count muai > ? dream ?
m- rehing t? I ...
? t.' sir Al I" '????
_*ti ? . 'orbid lei In in? ?
.... - ...
their nal le? of
?h? ?r. ie '? pi tal."
... , i ' ,-..
1. sal
r. be
half ..?''.- iloudi*
. ..? ? . led :
? y__ fc
ih? ??? . ? li sncomplaii inglj W<
? . .ri .i'.-i which vou rejected."
tetina. ? ' tal ^?d af
fered a plan by ? Dardaaellea
mighl have boon fore d, but thai the VI
??'in<?d tl.? ?dviee, Premier
loud*? contended thai sl'o*
?* Alire? ??. i o? *. Sal?nica
traosl
? ? "r? ?tS .
i - n I,r ri<? -
be"n Into ho?? ? .
aeai'' I
I . ,?? {hi
' th? TV
pai ? of ? ? v.u. isan ccupat ?
Va-?a f tr?i?. i?.
ths L i -hi.' editor . ' an? sf ths ,
t war."
... ? ?' .,
in ssaanll be n
? ..??ii????-.? i.n page .'.. ssbnshs I
SECOND NOTE
MILDER; G?VES
AUSTRIA TIME
Demands Repeated,
but Reply Need Not
Be "Prompt."
HINT L. S. MAN
TRY PERSUASION
Critics Say Changed Tone
Means Attempt to Lin
tice Disavowal.
i i Both
H/aghington, I1?' 22. Presiden!
I Wilson's second nota '?<> Aw
, the Ancona caee, ma?lc public al the
State Deportasen! to-day. ii accept?
| cd here as at; olTor* to place th?* All
(trian (?.nfrnmi nt ami piopb* in a
franse o? mind that arould nake
compliance with tli?- demandi ??.' the
Iflret nota peeeible, but without tack?
Inically receding from the position bi
tool .y,'. . ii?- arit?
; draws none of le, '?ut In*
' sets th(*m forth in a far milder tone,
The request for s "prompt" an?
: ivrer is not repeated. The ?>mi ion
| is Intentional, an?! State Depai
ofici?is ?ay thai Austria trill in
; given any reasonable BUM Uli at !lase
I up to several areeki to pr?j?at< ? n
ply. The epithets aaod in th. I
not? are omitted m ;h" lecond.
"Wanton rslai.??htcr" ha- bee ans "the
act" of the .V ?trian eOOSOIOnd
No Hack?l?)?n, ?-<_\ Ofic?ale,
[nfiatancc ts still place?! on th<
?tatement that the Unit?,i S:?
in no essential particular i?ac!. down
from i,ts origina' petition. Thl fO
ernment, ofliiials rep.?nt, i_ -till will?
ing to brea!, with Austria, and will
?i? -<i rather than accept any ?**.ttl*
me*it ?-li'irt of :i complete compilant*,
?vi'h th? President' demands.
Critics O.' the ?'r?*.?! |i
asking trbj" he stade as?
inj* ehxra? fenzationa of th?? Anc?n*
erilBC in the drat ..?'te. and **hv in in
! sisted upon prompt action from Austria
t he ?as later to reaoBnee'thi ssothed.
The Ars I I ' a I 041 I .'areii,
meant dearly tha' thr United St
?m in?' ?i.ily I tlliflg bBl
break artth Auattit
'.'.v JBOt a? ? ? St thl :.ii
in$r. a? (tract
? ewal.
The arif'jri'.ent nr -n? note, a?
Cast In The Trihcn?. is 'hat Austru.
herself ims pru id?.I an the (BCtS BBC
ee-ar-. .. the AtBericaa 'Hi", and tha'
. the !a*> of ?h?* ? i ? too generell'
aec"pt?i) to provide ? subject of die
eassioi So farther roi roi madi
to th? coBtrororsiee trith Gcrntep
! submarine -.*.?u-fp:??
Xrbitration Suceestior*?, Irrnored.
thai the Aas. aa
I
nity, but -? . . ?*a.ity
. . - ' '
dad r.o echo of sj . .*
Depart? ::? Bt It latl
euch erran tremer t -?"il'? r.oi --.rn
be di '? that el ?' of such
charF.c?iT .'roni A.
preted ai s wilfal .ittercpr
the discussion '*'
Th?? .?'?.t? Hepai?menl Is chied? i
?? .?h 'h? prohii
- h *????.?-(? i,i| th<? !>Iamc for -i"* I
It is admiH"d I "at ?
Aus
Ight have the effect <*? riaeiaf
?.hu* government In ti r II?J*_1
before thi world, an
quent '
l.'ni*, d - - - ere rel
? ever, il
; that the
| .,?' r.??,rn,| tself HO] '
? o., the hi stive
? ?
? I
Hol?; tastifs i- theatres.
I ?
? ? - . - * : ?
-
tior. ? ' f-av- Alia!
lag off lelattonr t
? ? rhat the Aast
?it?! not do so, but. ?
e sad
?? in reply. I
. ? - .I, .
,. ??-,.
?
?
t ?
v
1 eoiald -i
p 1
lit and ptaj "?? '
, ||.?? * Hi ' to ?
?
i ttoni u ...-.??- i h
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