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GUAK ANTEE.
yo? Moncv Back
If Yuu Want It
-, , .wann 1.
Keiti^0r?(
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Sri?w?tt
WKATHKK
?rcr to day. pjrt'y .-'.oiidy to?
rr.orrcw: strong r,o: t wr.t winds.
First to Last?the Truth: News-Editorials-Advertisements
v,?. IAW....N, 25.311
l"l>>rl?lit IftlH?
The Trllnin?. A??n.l
SATURDAY, MARCH I. 1916.
* *
I .V I?' I I'VT '" N'" *"rl% ' ?' Nr"?"l>- -??w/ 1Mb?,
UiS li ?? I? s I ,,.,, ,, . ,.,,,.? ii.,,.i?.r, r?n (rata.
Senate Stands by President; Gore Confuses Issue
FRENCH REGAIN
HEIGHTS LOST
AT DOU??MONT
But Germans Still
Hold Village Won
in Now Drive.
PREPARE ATTACK
ON VERDUN FLANK
British Consolidate Gains
on \ ser?-Paris Claims
Alsace Advance.
Londo!.. March :>. -Wit I S re
aaajei i Verdun in |
?four
hour.-. Pal
Us it]
?jag of a rains! the
Gen
Bag] ? the captai
villape of I
?sa of 1 ' '
and
thebcltaf' red V-:.
-o ihc
Meu??\" the G a official
.-J-. ? 1er a heav~j
bsssaardn I the ? illage
of Ilona'.:
pu.?hed ?
.??juth of tl
lirnr - II ? posl?
?
?aMneheav ?ught in."
Pari claim, how
ever, ?ril '?ion that the
high?-' : JO thf
. :mont
??
that in thi ? ity of
'.he fi Bgi
piarii
Ronihardnifiit ?rirc.ii!? AiOag I ront.
"!r. '?? .B of
Verdir ' r
?tat?--'- ?
.'?tiont
t part of
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the ? ast of
\".
the Ger
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on the
'..arrh v
rr
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full of
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id put
ere i
e furl
mall -
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i uri Me-ata,
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It i
rated by ;
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1 MIS I'f.r'r. in A'll'.n.
;? .,?',..
BaBsaaaad ?u i/aa-? 7, --.i .?.n 4
G?raldine Forrar
Takes to the Road
Join, the Ellis Company tur
Kur al One Sicht Stands.
? -, a Tl
: "peTh II
rJWOI BCI l. Rural rc
. where theatres and apera '
'??i'hin ? ? ... . . it?j|
i rocked wil ,. ?
! "i . I
ee and ? ? lars i
?
. . .
?
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?'. ? ? ?
: " /
? phoi Or
diestra, has organised the greatest '
opera road company on ear ..
Lo?-t the foregoing assertion shoo! 1
be disputed, Mr. Ellis las annour-re?
that the only G?raldine-Mr?. I., u
?..?-";, who charms Metropolitan au
dieneea for th? reported so of $1,600
? nighl ed for pictures at
;i member of the ; ew
company. 1 ? ? ? Deal ? ? 1 ;
terrors of
? ' ' ! lit
pera
.. . ' ? , ? ; .
oined.
Mr. ! oaen the fall, I - I
t tha yea!
"PS are in. for tho Initia] per?
"Th: will be m
-, ,
'
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Il have a "
'
? , i , . ... needn't worn
? ? : Wi . J, Guard, pub
gent for the Metro]
?
Mr. }.. . ,
lat Uf
't open un
: November. I under
to b 'Ci
? ' '
GARDNER IS ACQUITTED
IN CONSPIRACY CASE
Decker Also Freed of Masictt
Will Charge.
i i r ai J. Ga? Iner, of
II, Deeki i
this , ? the
v. hich ? ' ' ' '
I - . , BI
? ? ? irt i rirooti
i ne? February
had been eul
. ? the vi vi!
? ? of Samuel
agi .I re ? ? ? ? .
-
'?
? : Gardner
ping thi
? of I
iving
\ ? 'onfei
'
i arged with ronspii
?
THIS NAPOLEON MEETS
A MOSCOW RIGHT HERE
Marches Hack with Nothing I eft
bul .i Thirst.
? ' ser?
vice In 1
? -
v al
sligl ?? I
P nsylvania
? , ? i
V. ? : ? ?, ing<
nto 11 nd appl ied tot a
nighl aras i
end.g of
. .
' ad to
? ?
lid re
?
? '
--?
LESSON PRIZE OFFERED
TO COLUMBIA ELEVEN
( tip for Best Student o? Team
Will II..' (men by (lass of '13.
\ ? member of
' ?
?
' . '
??' olumbia
? '
e th?
r thi
POLICE CHIEF TALKS;
THIEVES GET BUSY
Minneapolis Guardian Robbed
as He Denies Crime Wave.
?i - ?
Ch lef of F
: , Mai id In an ad
' th. of thi Lyni
i
... . ? i . . .
i : >Mtn, . .. u , ?
? , ? riaii
? hli auto*
, . ?? ?
lolen th?
? ? th?
... ? .ii.er? foi
r, , r. , ? .. .? s" two p\i- n ? n
? .
'
buig .enter
. i ,n North Minneapolis
RAIDER HOVERS
OFF U.S. COAST
Captain of British Ship
Reports Craft Fired
on M im.
SECOND MASTER
SAW SAME BOAT
German Rover Believed
Cruising 100 Miles Off
Virginia Capes.
n ? t
Newport Nesrs, Ya , March 3.- Cap.
tain I?. W. Griffith's, inaMer of the
''' ' lei r ?? ?.'. ? g?, t.,?,| on
... -, j
it 400 a ? ' ... \ ,r
nia Cap? Captain loi ??? of the
? I. ?dy P rn a ith, told
? ? irrenei . .rival
?
i sp! a Griffitl
making . ? - speed when Brad
! h? i. ared for s I me that hr
aould be overhauled, The Swlfl ?
shoe rt the
non, and \he smol - i
.- ?
ly dark, rhe puram
soon after g to 1
'
l h? i ? - i the f t Wing ? a
I ?
Bermu?
I ips 44rre about thr.
ar.il m n ? i <? no 1 to malest him, an,]
he ii'iil not tr.l.r time to invest
making sll posi ble speed to esespe
i B] aid that he pal,]
?' attenti? to tiro r.r.it ?ho-, which
struck i ? - ?
.'! a. spray flew into the srr wh?"i the
arater, sod the captain
though! ras a whale blowiag, 1
few minut?e lotei I
? trfjck closer and the < >
searched the horizon ? boss,
"Aboul four mili
big two Cap? Grlf
"I tl en making ail p?
We Fan- her I dark*
" ther or ras ?
??a I ai irkness,
er, -4 ss s a elcome relief.'*
The master of the Lady PI;
r-aiil tr-a*. he .?iyhtei! a mysterious look
ng erafl when aboul >.cross
th, ac
. based
I I t lost
?
r< '???r ' ' ? ? ...
! . Plyi
I off her course,
p ? bal . ? ssed t1 s La ly
r got i ? ' '
use her | ling to sptain
; , Plymoui
put <
I that h?
rrent
that th? supposed German raider l.a-1
ntered ?'?'.<: Capes, Captain <?' flH
stato'l that r\ pilot ha.l told him that
? - passed in earlv thi? aft?
; i report i ?old - ot i con?
Shipi ?
cited ot er the report thai I i
in raider in th?
Virginia Capea, an.i the mastei
ei - leaving here to-day itated
? they would b? on the aWt the
i,- the tl rea mil? ::" I
Think Germ?n Raider Wailing
to Dash Inlo Newport News
Henry, V? earlj l*hu
? ' B
, . i.. ? believe that a I
g in thai
. to dash foi N< v*. ? ?rt
When 1
fron Pi o Rico, Captaii
?
ghts suddenly ?
. ? |y ,1 app?
. | ' ' . |
air ?a'.i, and wai
ng by S '
... -, ? ? : ?? . ?
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ghted. A
ew ?
'
SEAMEN'S LAW AFFECTS
FOREIGN SHIPS TO-DAY
Customs Authorities lApect No
Violation, but Will Inspect.
! . ; ' Bill, whieh
'? ?? ! Arnerir;,ri ship? ill C? No?
. r I, goa? h to fores
reign v? ? . the Depart
ment of Commer? tl government
will n ' ?' ?' popei t" a'A
g " the requirc
? ? ?al with the
? | ? ? of Indi.
?? ? spplianee ?.
It was aid at th<
? . ? ? ition
. ? liona art
? iri ? in of f..r
.... ?rill be i le. ho ever, te
the pro BW are
BIG MEN TO SPEAK AT
MARJORIE'S CONCERT
Mti known in n Itiofl ll
slfairi will ipeak .it I
row evening's ptt*parednesi
concnt it the Hippodrome
for Imrjorie s Battleship
rune], to hnnj- out the eri
OUSnesi of the nffd thr little
thirteen-year-old pirl is iry
it!-' t'i inc't ?n Iit own 4-, ,v.
Representative John Q ! ?'
son, <>i the House Military
Attain I ommitti i
1 ira ihe turmoil al \\ i
tanl ii
prep?reteme
I Khei ?i>r,ikr-i, \ ill !>??
Jdlin Hays Hammond, Hud?
son M.ixim, (",i[)t,im ! ?i k
( rawford and Borough
President M.irrtia M. ?Marks,
who will preside Anna Fit
/iu. ihe Metropolitan finger.
and the other ?tan were
busy yesterday weaving pat?
riotic element! into the pro
i'i.i nmei they will present.
Ihe preparedness concert
Mill be ihr combined artistic
.H"! p.tri? tii ?"??ut ci the
year.
BATTLESHIP FETE
P.4TRI0TIC SHOW
Artists Weave Nation I.ove
Theme Into Acts for To?
morrow's Concert.
. i ? . prepared trt,
to be h eld ? r
row aight to i
? '
l>?triu- rbeal
I ? ? reaving
into their >.? i-nt? which,
with their 1
the U. 8
A., in
?
Ai-'
of tin? fun?! : lying thi
that houi
there will 1
i-, prominence
iparsed thi
Fresh from th?
?
Repres? ntal re John Q. 1 i
neetic I e House
4V,th BUl <
?...i edn?
it is g ' tal, bul
.
Repr? lenta! y ?' ? ?
IJurttugh Prealdeal M.irl?? to Preside.
Nr-v fork City s I be ?
p of ti
ne?
Mitr' el at I '
.-'. 1 '? " lai '
of the Boi oug
-
? ? . .
Hammond, the mosl
gineer of 1 ?or!d
rough
side of
I with 1
?
raid I
?
?
Mr. II
rmen!
4
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.
'
Hudson V
?
,,,. ,v., , . . i .
king ?
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....
I ? ? I hii
.
V. a
'?''?'.' I
Mi?-? lit/in'? Programm?*.
\- ? a ? ' " star,
ta h o ?rai t by her
-
i nallaaed aa cue?1 s. ealaaaa i
3130 DROWNED
ON PROVENCE
Foundering of Troop
ship Is Greatest
Disaster of the Sea
U-BOAT SINKS
A ?mini; sweeper
White Star Liners Arm for
Mediterranean Trip
German Ship Struck.
? It a?a? announced ?*
' ? a i re? ch Minlstrj ?-?f Marine ta day
' "' ?SB en
1'oar.I the Frei
i la 1
l . bi lai |
ta thi try ? '?' ? i ? an Febru?
..' ' BSI "''
? ? ? ? ? Pi .?. r was
, it is indicated that
. .
? . ? ; ? ? I ? re the atari
; of t' - I Col? ' Ha g ment,
. Bat! d company
I ittalion, ihe 2d Machine
?, . ' . ...
.
Tl ' s than three Ihe i *r, I
ng of 1
i ? ?? ? trr^a'
ses, L'p
irggat number of
a r?-. '?. a as a ben
' ?.?.-:< ?in
icebei. snki on
April 14, 1 th a d< it h
'
? -? . ?" Harina ha.)
en out no i stem? nt m
imber nt persans on the
-hr went ?lovati. ras
?????a', in the tn
- . ' ild carry 1,960 i
w, hi..I :t '? h'\ i... .
? -.:1? Mil.-, at
?
.- .. ? m | er of
i| .
r ?i o h lei .
r o? - l'i ?'? ? rice - aid:
I rench au? ?r Pro
???? d tinguish
her -"? French 1 sttleship I'to
' - .-. poi '.ni,' troops
unh i-i the M?diter
o? February M. 1 wo hundre ?
been
.? i'n.ir : Ufl ?
noli antl ?rifish
, ?
. ? i ?art?, no
'" n- a ' the sink?
, armed aritl
0 1 ! . ? ? ? I ? i
. . ;..? ..- ; millime
? great (disasters,
men?
? ? ?
' e 1 I Line steal ! I
? - by i Gn
Head
of K . . !'.'!?"-.
?
r -on ?tr-am
<lnp i ?i the Eaat Kiver,
J .? .
?
riv French 1 hip La Pour
| -, -. i -l
J . 1. I?.".
? . - -
?? i .:.teaman p K Icki r \|?r i
? ? ' Jaj an September
. :
Urai Line
in on
, ? ? .
' Mp Kn
\ sunk
?, 19
. ? t| 1,000
U-Boal in Mediterranean
Sinks a Aline Sweeper
S Tl:? Admiral!y an
t th? '? r Pi
'.'hi in the
? in while perform
? -
. re '. i r>ce| t thre
IC . a'. Pol *.
.
er 1 ' . from
Apenrade, : tliered te
i aarttaaed ea fege '. relama .
"Make Money at Home"
"I aril money ?n your spare time; no experience;
needed." So read the ? l.issitied advertisements in the
Bennett-Hearal Pulitzei type of newspaper.
I hey BOUnrJed lishy. BO Samuel Hopkins Adams
went ii^hinK?and landed frauds ot the most despicable
sort, the sort thai take money away from those who can
least atf ?rd to lose. He tells about it tomorrow. Read
the article?t*~! 1 your friends about it. Your newsdealer
will deliver your copy.
iXhr ?un?aij G,ribim*
F/rsI r>? / .i*t?the truth:
Non I?l.ditori;il\? left crf/'.fmen/?.
| .? a :?'??.?? ?
HOUSE WILL VOTE TO-DAY;
COMMITTEE BACKS WILSON
THE GORE RESOLUTION AND CONFUSION
IT COATED IN THE SENATE
THE ORIGINAL RESOLUTION.
H HEREAS, A number i f leading powers of the world are now
engaged ;n a war of unexampled proportion?; anJ.
WHERE.AS, The United States is happily at peace with all of the
belligerent nations; anil.
11 HENEAS, It is equally the desire and the interest ot the Ameri?
can, people to remain at peace ?vith all nations; and,
WHEREAS, The President has recently afforded Ircsh and signal
proof.; of the superiority of diplomacy to butchery as a method of
settling international disputes; and.
WHEREAS, The right of American citizens to travel on unarmed
belligerent vessels has recently received renewed guarantees of re?
spect and inviolability; and,
WHEREAS, The right of American citizens to travel on armed
belligerent vessels rather tv-an upon unarmed vessels is essential
neither to their life, liberty or safety, nor to the independence, dig?
nity or security of the United States; and,
WHEREA S, Congress alone has been vested with the power to
declare war, which involves the obligations to prevent war by all
proper mean, consistent with the honor and vital interest of the
nation; therefore be it
RESOLVED, Hy the Senate, the House of Representatives con
Ctininf, that it Is the *ense of the Congress, vested as it i- with
the sole power to declare war. that sil persons owir.g allegiance to
the United States should in behalf of their o*n safety and the vital
interest of the Uni'ed States forbear to exercise the right to travel
as passengers upon any armed vessel of a belligerent power,
whether such vessel be armed for offensive or defensive purposes;
and it is the further sense of the Congress tnat no passport should
be issued or renewed by the Secretary of State, or by any one acting
under him to be used by ."my person owing allegiance to the United
States for the purpose of travel upon any such armed vessel ot a
belligerent power.
SENATOR GORE'S TRICK AMENDMENT.
RESOL} ED, That the sinking by a German submarine, without
notice of warning, ?if an armed merchant vessel of her public enemy,
resulting in the death of a citizen of the United States, would con?
stitute a just and sufficient cause of war between the United States
and the German Empire.
It was the introduction of this amendment which a.aused the
confusion in the Senate, as shown by the following varied views:
Senator Fall (Rep.)?"By your action to-day you have 6ent
notice to the Kaiser tfm the Senate of the United States will look
upon his linking of srraed merchant ship;-, and the death of an Amer?
ican citi/en with some degree of regret, but that no action will be
taken agaiti't him."
Senator Kern (Dem.??"The Senate's action proclaims to all na?
tions that all the people of this country are prepared to back the
President with their livea in an insistence on American rights."
Senator L.?dge < Rep.)?"The Senate has gone on record as op?
posing a warning to Americans and dornst interference with the
Executive."
Senator Borah (Re;.)?"The Senate's action is evasive. I would
rather have battleahipe sunk than have the honor of this Senate
compromised before the world.'
1_-1
'TMES'REPORT?
DEFIES CONGRE!
L. R. Molme Refuses
Divulge News Source i
Marshall Investigators
Leonard It. Ii" me, a i sport? r
? . held in
stamp! ? of Rep
? ? , . | ??
L'nited tal .?-?-.
?
fora the sub-jud
?atigating
r? ?'!??.. I tatea Atton
II. Snr a len Mur?hai!.
In a itory .?.ppf.'.' i g
?? admit!
he 4>.rott\ be ?aid;
??[. || ? . f of the Dial
... .....
grei rstiga!
to the erimii
? -
ii ised their nterest, ar
they ?-.i le 1 Mf. Ho ma to a
[ai
"You state 1
; ? A-,'.rr ej '-''?.'
. . , of Vil
gtnia, ' lira ai of ? ommitte?
-Who in trict Atton
f;i.\ o ? >^rt laiOB to 1
"[:???-??'.
names," i- ?-1> 1 : -?. t Mr. H
"Did anybody at a'.i express this be
?
"Yes, sereral," n acred the wi< .
??H as the I ? ?' ? II v Mr
Marshall or an]
\ -..?'?'? ; |i aswer
! .i tern i "? ? - ? f find?
ing oui al tl r Mr He ? ?? ; .. i hu<l a
conference a ith Mr Man i
? ' i associates pr<
lag of th? ?r1 .'? Mr. Holme pro
.!??'?' of nformation
? ri ighoul by da i ??.-?? i - rer, and
accepted
i in conter-' I
The Tribune I a?.e.
!; \4-A? recalled :?? itei a th?
'???mm ttee i g ' ? H
V.r. Marshall I f more thai
I e..r ..? ' ? . : <.f * Jol
gran I jui
of pardoi - t VVilnoi
r-'.uuhr to COI ? ? ? 1 r.h'.iP... r. ? |
reveal their sources ol Informal
The Tr.t.,'..- had pabli bed two as?
l"utluij?"J on paie :, culumn *
WILSON THREAT
TO QUIT RUMORED
President Refuses to Dis?
cuss Persistent Report
in Capital.
- . - - Buns
IVasl nsrton, March 3 A repart that
caused i exeited eo
Pi '.' ? ? \\ ilsen threat
. ni"! ? ive hia party -. itfa
1er If Consjrosi felled 'o back
the attil
At \ho White 11 ', i ->
? ? . ? sid that no d< si
in? i.
? -? ?id ta BSV? i.een ut
onferene? with a
?,|r. ? ?
| .............. .?_.., ri .
et r?solu! ? I then pending
??.'?*???- rr-iHcr him
?'- ?'- i
si . mske i* BeireBBery for him
."? ? :-r the as?
?
: , ??-..-.'.?
?r.aa t ?.
rd to merit a ?..
lay pei ? ? .
? Bg Un
lent ? - .
, and 1 ' e ?toa l ?? ilti
g point for ? Biing
il perfeetl, an?
loadable that he fhould make uch
> ? ?
.\ - ratio i ? BBi
. | ? - ? ?, ?. Preaideat'i ??>.".
.iruwa! would bla ' evory hots? for a
- ful eaa . .. . Mr. \\ Non Is
trong? ? ? i pari
frankly tod that wil
?:;. 1er aext i lasasei then
- |; ?' :' .. , -.?anee of
11 ? m oeratii ice?
Many be... i re tl a*, the ProaidoBt ma 1 ?
the itatomenl ropertad, an.i thai he did
i Domocratic politicians
' lt| ? - '-:m.
Whether Mr. Wilson made the i1 1?
mer.t or not, many behove that W r. p
- - m Btlsaeata? and thai
-, not 4v;th honor eon'.;nue :n offic
;'f:;iterl by Ca9BSJTOI
il" ; ?- leaders *?> that this ui ?'.? .
: r.p ,.f the Pre? .1er l'? Bttitod? a
itarj ? -r' '. s?-, :
???? rr.t.er? 4. r.i.rri ro cor?: 1
. -,,- ? ??' ? anal hon,,r or patr-.,
: mule have -???i iag nto llae at ta<
nt thai the [" 'ral fortunes ui
LKmocracy are at stake.
Turmoil Marks Battle
Over Policy on
Armed Ships.
VOTE 68 TO 14
AGAINST GORE
Killing of Mcl.emoro
Resolution Urged
on House.
?-?-??- ? ' ma 1
Wa-hi-v;* ?, Maret, .t. ?The
United States S?mate Mfrittfl l.y ?
sweeping rnajority te-oay, N te il,
its luuntstakable intention t<? kill
any i?'?.i!iiti?in.? ta?nd?ng to in.
terfere with I'r.-i.i? ?nt WiNm.'?,
handling ?if tho international .?i:u.?
tniti. In the 11. ?- . -I,. I l'ivii-ti Af.
fairs Committee, l.y a \..t.? of 17 to '.',
airri'.'ii tu report the reaotutio??! <?n
which the Pr?sident has ?i.'inan.lo.l
? rote, and i?*?"!ii!i.i'ii?!.'i| that it n#
tabled
In n turbuli nt scene, ? Idoai a n
l in the Senate, ti s roting pre*
rmeded ?jaita Senat ,, iting ob
*1B, fut ilelj ?i? SCOga?
nitton to explain Hi? n ?Mi-itiuiH anil
making hot ret ?rt - to >-.<? h other, h'I
of wlii'h were out of orttar. \t une
timo '-o many S? n it ? ? ?"?uta
irijtr t*??r th?' \i???? Pre ?dent'a rec?ogni?
tion that the ? rgea I at bin ? "'?i
called '? - qui? ?
Despite thi mudd) ing of the
in tho Senate by ? coup on the part
of Benator Gere, by irhich be pre*
ranted a ??ate on th<* rae its of big
original r?solution, but Irappad th?.
; Senato info \ntinjr on an gab nr?l an.!
rotitradit'toi-y instrument, ihr temper
. ef th?? Senate was clearly ?hown S?/
tho oni'.nii'ii!? vote rolled up agalMl
.Mr. Gore's resolut Ion.
I're?lilrnf? ??tri-tigri Ii >ho?n.
Nothing ? 11 ii?cing of th<?
?! rength of the uppoi i i allied to Um
President and against and interfere
?mee by pa? ?ftsta ;it;.| | ro Garnsang
with th" r ? lenl i*onduet of Use
n? gotiationa on ,; ? Gei man use*
marin? warfare .a- the fad that at
tho !a-t moment before the iroti Betse
ator Gore demanded and obtaload ?i
parlamentar?, right ??? change lui
resolut
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I ? ? ' ., pre?
V
g a rot? ?I i ?bed raafg
purpo??-. H BW 1 .t. ?! on/it
would ed just aa the
bibb he eel up i bi killed.
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flore ' .allel
up th? i'ii
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ib prevea 1 g s at m ghl
eng SB tii.?
ling a waraiag te
v . f an ihipa. This
belief
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the aanse of 1 .?-.??? its i ?1
. |a ? ? ??? gels ; swei te declare
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terj - atO, or by a-.; ore act?
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for pur| upon any
, ? -rtenl
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Y-.* reaolattoB!
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cut notice or WBiaiBg ?f an arme?!
merchant reaaol of her | iblie enemy,
rcsultirtr Is ? loath o? i eitisea of
the United Btates, 4?o?:; ,on?titute a
? and eufaeieal cause of war be
e.-n the t'nited States and the l*er
nian Empire "
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tempting t" end I ??? g ? lional agito?
I ,,- for a sarrei del b! Amer:.-- j
light* by \ot Bg lu ul?k hi? u*n resu

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