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First to Last ?the Truth: News-Editorials-Advertisement*
SATURDAY, APRIL 22, 1916.
.. ..
f 1\* !?' ( I'VT In N''M *ork * ,,% S.warU. Jr.aa,, | ||,
4 MI, \ 1,1 I ,?,, HoflaalMfla, 11. ra hrrr T.4.. 4 ?nt.
Germans Insist Submarine Warfare Go On;
LansingExpects Berlin _? Reply Next Week
EXPECT SCOTT
10 URGE FORCE
BE RECALIB
ArmyOtticers Believe
He Will Soon Admit
Futility of Chasc.
MEXICO TO OFFER
USE OI RAILROAD
Willing Amcricans Should
tmploy It "(ioing Out"
of Territory.
Bn Anton.o, Tex., April 2L?
Major Gei "? rhiof
f Staff ? Army,
snd Ma. ' '"? in
.harpe cf i | ? f the fron?
illy dia
fammji t ? p? blojma which
have gro'- ' ' tho punitive ex?
pedition : ? ' Villa.
Genera: -
T.rton te- ' at by l '? n
:a! Fu' ' ffoing immp
?r.ately t ?????.' heinl
3am II.iu?ton.
Gener:: l ' '
know wh'" l r not the tmeriran
troop.- aren I n alled without
havinp car' - . Villa. H? WU
b?e bj Baeratary ol Waw Baker to
discu.44 t.h" - ' fi^ii iu detail with
iif-era'. i I?al t t'1
. per?onal ropnrt.
Irenfra! .v 11 i * I''
?.o El P.
bfattcd ta \dviae Kro-all.
ad that Go
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I . atlna;
itai
? i lhat tha
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i day or twi
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Next Move in Mexico
Auaits Scott's Views
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4?iiin.i.<i .?, itmk-r t, aataaaa *
Bacon, Not Shakespeare,
Wrote Plays, Court Finds
.Stratford Citizen ?in "Illiteratc Fellow," .Says ChicagO
Judge, .After Digesting 20,00(1 Volumea on Con?
troversy?See.s Proof in Famous Acrostii.
grap la **h* Tl
tprll 21. That lohaja-drawfl
? ?,.? -:ie case of Hacon va,
Shakespeare which for gcnerationa
, liHi cluttered up thf* liti-rary ruurti cf
tbe Aorld, was settled to-dav by b Cook
Couoty Court in Chancery, when Judge
Kichard S. Tuthill awarded the ver
dict to Bncon. Bacon. ha ts eoflvinced,
i wrot everythinf* that haa been crcd
led to Shakespeare.
Thua all the joy haa been taken o-,:f.
| of the much-a.lvcrt'.se,' Shakespeare
iercentenary. Judge Tuthill aolemnly
, deetdea it ought to br a Hacon. not a
Shakespeare, celelration, and that no
?' u '.v am need he wasted to
, tnorrow, the three handredth ar.niver
r-r-rv oi his death.
"The court flflda," he aava, "thal la>6
? = of Francis Hacon that he is the
: a'Uhor of the works of Shakespeare
..n,l the facts and circumstaBcei in the
real l):hl;.nKrnphy of the conti overey
r *he question of authority and the
, proofs submitted convinc" the court
ir-et Francifl Ha4-^;-, is the author."
Hurts Mo.ir Drama Trade.
rhe doclaiofl t4,-,4 reached after ex
tive eoBBideratioB ol nams of
? ,-p introdaced in a mu*. ' i
? -. pict
anufacturcr, who gouf-ht to re
. rain Colonel drorge V.. Kabyan and
? ng a book on.the
ikespeare eontroveray. I'
,? ShakeaBOara aa an uneducated
;n'ri'ator who gained ur.iarned fame
when Francn Hacon took his name and
i rnf.' . maali for hli oarti con
'.nn..
Bacon wai e.iucated .n ball a doaen
languages; Shakespeare arafl h com
parat;ve ignoramus, who knewr only
F.nglish, Judge Tuthill found. The bi
lateral cipher contained in the known
works of Hacon convinced him that
Kngland's Lord High Chaaeallor of 800
years agone is entitled to a whole lot
of credit he ha*n't had, except in
circ'.r. i 'tHii r-'.ightingly spoken of.
The weight of evtdoaee contained in
the 20,000-voloaie bibliography on th.
eoBtroveray a'.I t?? r.,1s this way.
Selig asked for an injunction rr
straining Colonel I'abyan and his a?so
. Kate Y Wells, Elizabeth Welli
(lallup and the Riverbnnk Fublishing
(ompany, from presenting in book form
evidence tendtnf ro piove that, Baeon
wrote Sbake^peare's play.-. He alleged
it- puhlication would injure 'he tnotion
pictures of plays long eredited '.o
Shakespearr..
i.etra Jl'i.000 in Damage*.
Thr- deciaion not only permits the
ation of thp book, but also nwan!*
' Colonel I'abyan damages of $4n,<'0n for
inconveniencei aaffered by the Kiver
bank Publiahlng Company bi h result
,f SHig's suit.
The Order of Jesuits flled an inter
vening petition claiming credit f, r 1 .
44orks of Shakespeare. This arai
mis=ed by Judge Tuthill.
Selig. it is aiipounced, will carry thf
iao to the highc-r coarta. He doein I
thi Bard ol Avon
I ..ntlnnrrl on line* 7, rnlurnn 4
VON DER GOLTZ
DIES AT FRONT
German Commiinder of
Turk Forces Succumbs
to Spotted Fever.
l.ar'in K
-?..'? \- . died We li
?
army, awo
' i
Berlin.
He had 1 aay*
. i M-.r=>ial von der Uolta waa re
g-arded aa ome of Gei ?.?
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;.. r,.\ Sprn rxtenaive m lai
n? f ' ? v
eampaiffn and bu g b ei oa Ihe I
..rr pr, ,i. ? ii ' harlea In the
pranei Pi - Wi - li IMS ir ?*??
h arm j
for thli
4 I
' )n \ .- ? 1011 he was api ?
? - "f the oceup '-.I parl
,, but in Norembei <
?' ' '
pointed
t Coi ' ?? ? ? oi.? '? ?
? -, r of War._fc
,?? in-truinrnlol n.??
? ?., Gallipoli
,uld not b?
Dardanele*
M- reei ? , 7 , ''
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man "
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I .' ?
U S. TROOPS FIGHT
MEXICANS, IS REPORT
Clash at (olnnia Dublan Base
Rumorcd at Border.
? i ?' - ? ? -
, ,. 21 Am Ul
? n nrculaiioi, beti
aela
. , , .,,.-,: daa, T...r'!.v....4r-ri I I ?
,,.? Anir-nran aad Ml
f?rrr.. There wera iie deta
II,,. repoH vat .?'.rr-nt ll I
paaaeagera
...-"? aor A
b?ra bnH ar.-,' aaaetal report af
irdtha
ara
a
Mrs latlet Lpft."?1.45^377.
. ..,??.:,- i ..."
P
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? .i the
The will
U* Th?e . ;?. ? ;_?[,_;
qtji-ala, varyii.f ttom *
'., r. l.'r.ri ar.'J frii ndi
REPORTBODYFIND
IN ARNOLD HUNT
F>olice Siiid to Have Dug
One Up in Cellar of Build
ing Ne.ir West Point.
? , ? ....
?? . ? i t, Y . Vr! 81. Tha
... ? f Dorol
I, told by KiUard C. Glenni
:. i , convict, to Lieutenanl
am*, of tbe Bureau of
Ofl "il
.
? ... two datectivei
n | num. pieki aod ? boi l
. rday.
Inspector Faarol ret uroi d to 2
Vork ?! midniftht, flfter ? ipn i
:,...- ti ? ith tl ? rei nlt of
i |{e d. clini d to
other
t waa i
been i . I ? ot a 1
.,.?? eal ob im
aid.
? v. iliiaraa peal yeaterday
ii Pr. ? I talked foi
VYaatever tha
convict told ? '4ii apparently coti
a.,|rreil importaal enough by Poliee
Headquarteh at New Vork ta warraat
??. rxpedition.
Eighl Hour Jnurnr.
\. |fj | ti . ? .-? ng* Tnipector Fau
mt '
????.."?
nr-atb I l*Bt
? . ?. pul
? eparted, refu*
Ofl
??
intil thr> raai
0:80 to-rngbt that it
.- party
'. n :<,r the body of the
X gir!
Where Kaarot and hin party went m
. ?| . d between their
. . ?. ? ?. rom ?? Vorl iad tl eir ap
ce al Weel Poiol
.....
...
iul ^> ? *
p, ? ? il, '.? a- bi i thal
ter, he
e, Petei
there wobI doa n thi
\ ? oui later I
'???-' PoibI aad '? -
? ?
Whei iai ' >aed regarding th<
.... , ? trip Faui
. rthing. The piek
. ,,,. . . red bwbj In the
tonnei raaehiae. Apparenrly
t beei
Stap at llraerted Houae.
i,. Vork turni
tha raa
? .
11(4*11 11
? eepl f>T an
Bed Hulir; I
? . oon
I)., |V ? , ? 044 -l.-.l I.
!6 fork I
i ere is) '?I
, ,i ... -..??. iat I
H denie.l
. ,.,.. ..j ina
i partiealar aml ha.i foi
< ..nlllrvirl on |,..gr 4, ? ..11,1111. .
ALLIES STOP
U.S. RED CROSS
RELIEF TOFOES
Supplies at Brooklyn
Warehouses May
Bc Used Here.
ENGLISH SEAL
BLOCKADE LINE
Teutonk* Sympathizers
Bitter at Wilson and
Charge Unneutrality.
Wn.hinjfton. April 21. j^hipment
f. from lirrmai) aympathifCn
in America to tho Ceatral Powara,
with the aul of thr American R< I
Croaa, ion.: a labjeet af dipl
.-?ion, flnally his been
While drca' Britatn ha. not aigi
ta Intention ta hold up all boi h
pliea, thc faet remain. 4.1 at Red Cro l
ofnelala havr- r.ot ineeeeded In ol
ing any permfta to pas* tho ahlpmenta
in queation, with tho re?u!t that thii
ehannel of aid I bi been doi I.
With ton. ?f hoepital luppltr*.
rlothinif r.n.i other material I I
readiiy rlaaaifled elogging th" big Bu
,'erminal warehouaea In Brookl)
awaitinp fhipmont to Germany,
at tho i:...i Cr >c. beadq larti ?
here to-pipht notified all Red Croai
.hapter. that no more conaign
t> iba Caatral Pejwera eaald ba re
co:v<?d.
Nareliou.e Space Fillcd.
It i. poiated out that tha unrehou.e
tpaee ia now ftlli that Ib ne
prospert "4" 'ho conaignn ???
deatination, an.i I
. maana ef carrying out tl
?ontion of the donors. '
notifieation ia tba aagi ?
?upplie. may ho forwarded to "lerman,
Au.tnan ar..i Turkiafa pi ?? In Si
beria, ma;. bo held bera foi future
military pn | ???' r''
turned t<i anj addreai namad by the
gl ?? r ?
'I he litual ? Here I to
upon England'* refuaal lo ? ? I ?
large q lanl tiei ? i .; ?? -
h... ?< and othei Bri ? ?
l... forwarded rntral Po i
thc grounda that they might raaily bc
,.,,n\ erto ?! ii o rubbo r I yeb foi mlll
iar> pui po ?
Dbjectiona lo tho ?e hipmo
-. ro ? ? . . ? ? pi'-'. ??? - la ? 1 ??
ber, were conl inued bj tho I
.... ;,-?. ?! p ... b1 c ? hannela hei
? - ;? 4 ,. ? ally agn
medical .??' .1 othi
? II the Bril
i-;,i in the event ( i
? .-r. t.. [..' l, ?? |
i nl) by Ami and
I
With th g, the eup
pl . i, provided by ' ierman
.. r? throu^hi. ll 'i ? ,..-??.
fhen, "ith tha >??
??.- of rubber gooda, tha evamina
tion mailo hy ? - beeame
An ordei
? ? illy ... aa iaaued, lati ? mbo r,
under whieh n o rubbei Kn
i ? p i??oii through I ?" bloca
No lloiie of Shipmrnt".
Th ? orrlir. hnwrTrr. ?,,- ?
?n< fei .? ? i auppliea. rhe a
. , ('roai ofl
howevi
nd were granted afti
ueh long delayi hat I
tan i" p Ie p I"
catea tha' 11 ej hai ?? I??-? p of gai
ting them pa I the bloekade and hope
t.> obtaia permiaaion to end thfl
Siberia for priaonera being held there.
i ;..rman i iten have expi?
thnr Indignal goroui Ietteri
aad char^'.- Presidor ? W
lamental prineiplea af
( nnllntir,! ao |?M0>- |, i.ilumn I
RUSSIAN AID
BRINGS DRIVE
NEARINWEST
250,000 Troops May
Be Sent to Front
in France.
ALLIES AWAIT
VERDUN RECOIL
Ready to Spring When
Germans Have Spent
Their Forces.
. - ? roo Tl ?
Parl . -april 21 11? ? Alliei' hour ia
at hand. All the anxiety and pes?im
iim of the paat fea months has been
by tha Rai lan landing at
Maraeille*. The date of- the ??
grand l ,r , which the arrival (,f
i aniveraally taki
to foi
<?.
1 renerally been aaaumed
? Alliei would ie!
Ai fi r a ?
idy. It
British tr.
? have been eager ro begifl for
ln March ? .< neral Haig i
;o aid at Verdun, but Joffre de
; fcrring that I ?? Alliei eoa
? i ? ? ??',.? ? ? ? "I the "nibbling"
1 Of I Mfl ? 1 w'gs corr.j
\4.ait \ crdun Failure.
Wi' , Maj only v.or. r!itv< BWay, I
i thal thi -.???!
? rionf-i. Al
though he Frei i .-.i ground
t Vei ia only a I
?
pre*
olfei
Ir i- I,-, i ,. ,
? ounce
? ?. ailure,
throw
?gainat the bn
i ....i ? Mi A oag a
do .,?
flerrri he All led i
......
up arnri
!,\ ...ma, f,,r Raeolaaa I ..ining.
?
in Fra
4
'
bond
, en the <?' r
... ? ? ? leratai
rell.
I oremo;- am. i . France'
France
. .
trial orga t
?
oplii
the battla
,.< x, f battei es in
enl
.
I
, Frai
? er great resen fl
.. other hand, haa
8,000,000 men ea| i I
, bi ng ai
? ... . h i eaaier
under ?
? p,,rt
arms for I '?
May Hring 2.0,000 Troopa.
Thua expi.lider l( probable
' Ruaaiai
pro|
rp -?
oa>| ? ? ?,, be
? ....| by l ?
V ith Britiah tra
num
broaghl ueeea
from Archangi i aad K
ifl ? bII, ii to br deeided
??rr, front, ... '? the
The
. ? of troopa tha Alliei
there, tha m,>r.
?.. ? . mll ai I tl i ? ?
. ? . 4 i
Samuel Hopkins Adatns
A lirm of "$14.75 Clothes?$25 V?lue" tailors
asked Samuel Hopkins Adama to investigate their meth?
ods. I ir had dont44 so already?but he did it again.
10 morrow morning is printed the result of hia in
quiry. in which suits were made whi< h looked as il they
"might have been constructed by a corresponden< e
school tailor giving absent treatment to a patron he had
never seen"?all exrept the parts which didn't corre
spond at all!
With the rest of this big, sati-f;. ing Sunday paper
vou will get this diverting. inMructive article surely if
vou tell M>ur nrwsdealer to day to rb'liver your copy.
oXhc S-untinti tfrtbune
First tn Lost tha Truth: V?ara- B4Horloh>- \il\crti*ementt.
Ha OHT Ot tb. I ? ' ' B II ? a-i ? ' I r , .' " ?
TAFT PREDICTS WAR
UNLESS BERLIN YIELDS
Chioago, \pril 21.?War -?* 11 h (ier
aaaaj accau aaavoldi bie unle-* Cer?
maa* recedea from iis poeitlaa in
iiir aaaaaaiiae raatraveray, Ib ihe
oprnlon of e?.Preal leal Taft,
Ir ., ?pe", ii to-da Mr. I .,?? flflked
his audience t<> ataad bj PrealdeBl
\\ lloon i:' thr |ir??i rr . ri- fl, He ex
prcaaed Ihe hope thal diploaiatlc
interrhangc v.,.uKJ flverl '?'.tr.
Thia ia ? terriblj tryiag hour
for the I'aited Statea," ha iaid
"I're-i.lenl w llaofl la ihe Preaideal
of all of us, and I am a citi/cn of
ihe I 'nited Statea.''
FIND $400,000
OF WAIL LOOT
Inripectors in Baltimorc
Arrest Suspect in N. Y.
Ferry Robbery.
Hai* more, April -i By *.h,> n-erct
.
? -day a moi
earrying in a satrh,-! 1400,000 44or*h ol
the ? tolen from n
on a ferryboal between Jeraey i
rk CH
n flua
pieioB of
erime, iaid he was E. .1. Quigley, of
.'?? l Vork. II. on ? train
wbii-h left New Vork this morr.'- ;
A . .,? ? ??:" Georga
Wendall, who apoke to yuigiey, is
?
itation.
Tbe arrea*. of Ofl |ioy '4as or,.- of
'h,. raaat remai h >>> ? hn th?
i,i -tory of rh ? i ,, taffl ? 1 lepai
and araa 1
?
? ? ? i. to luggeat
? ? ?
to bi ? ?
.loiin i Koooa, I ef Poatofflce 1
|
.........
wera iaaued in St. L. tftei I
: ';:.'?' I ?
i train foi
trreoted "on Baapieloa.M
As tha
. ? ? ?
oppea anci not tallj
i
tho i ?
II.
Wendall, ?
? '
? ? ?
, .?.
?? !!
eked
. ?
?
? .
from ?!? r ? ?? New
-
Quigley aaid thal I- lired ?
?
? I
Deniis Oaaiaf >atrhel.
?? . [nipector Ko. ta
.
??ru hn i. ? ? tho pr
,? ? .
4 .iv arul irf-nt'eman |r>f
Iha* tl ' '
I
it could ? ? ' ?
\ ? ?
N'ew Voi k 1'entra tl ? ' L-bo,
I ?
? ? ' ern,
? ? , " "
? ? , . . -. ible.
HUSBA.VD SKOT DEAD
PROTECTING BRIDE
Italian l.urches from Dooruay.
Then Fires.
r'rav- KeBBJ * ?"
near hii Boi ?. l? Ui i Stroot, Jer
..-.,? ght ' ? ?? Bl I
... mardered ???
? ted a:l ifl
r. ? : i,rr
Kenn) wai n 'urr,.ng home. A
er of Un ion
S'ree- and Wefll tvOBBl
? ?
? hu>
??? ipon I
? ? ?
roug tho
e ra
.?'.-?
JERSEY ASTROLOGER
SEES STORMY EASTER
Cold Wave. Heavy Rair. Possi
ble Snou, His Fnrecast.
??,.?. ? ? | Gaa
" . ? . - " of
r pur
....
....... ipari to rafl
?
. .
I ,io
idie*
it I ?' retell for
I give I
Now' |el the offiCinl prof,
... a . - gton make th.
accordingly.
SITUATION VERY GRAVE,
GERMAN OraOAL VIEW
Teuton Sentiment Strong Against
Making Any Concessions Thal:
Would Hamper U-Boats.
MINISTERS STUDY .NOTE
STILL KEPT FROM PUBLIC
Embassy Here Busy Keeping Government
Informed of Opinion in America?
Oerard Indicates Feeling Abroad.
Berlin, .\pril 22 ? Xothinj? has yet dovolnpod as ;i reniH ot'
thc receipt of tho American note to Germany conceiilillf Ga*>
many'fl submarino warfare. No o\prossion of opinion ifl obtain
able from the Foreign Oflke, where abeolute retfoence ;s main
lained.
As far aa Tho Assorjatod Preaa has been made acojuainted
with the sentiment in higher quartera, it would b*4 wrong- to ra
?jjard the Bituation as anything but extremely grave.
Tho note probably will be anawered aome time next wo?'k.
after serioufl conaideration has been >?iv**ti the American eon
tention, but there is little hope that any anawer can v> to tho
length demanded by tho Washington ejovernraen>t, deapite th<4
lad that thi" Gernuui government deairea to maintain good rrln
tiona with tho United States.
The sentiment ia against any further 'Aeakening- of ('or
many'l submarine campaign. tn sav nuthirijr of an abai.donment.
<;!' it.
POLICEIVTAN, SHOT,
KILLS PARK THUG
Hold - Up Man Shoots
Youth When He Whistles
for Aid?(iirl Unhurt.
A hold-up man. onr af two nho a
?'. ? rr had fired ihol
the bi f ?'???;?? altaar whea
, ,. r?a ..mai'lf aml
'?Tnconib'. I?am
Park, ? ind killed nt River Ave
nd I52d Street, Thr Broma, br
Patrelman Pati WeG rn, lata laal
It man
:' had be<-r\ hit In thr?
? from tbe thug"a rteel
vrr.
Sehweitter, who llvea Bt ***> I oart
araa walkmi?
Ulti ? ?'"'". "' ?2*|
.... rhe eovpla had
rroaaedCentral Br dge, atrolled through
and a ere
r of Wlel
, uhcn ihe atumptcd
?
Shot Glrtag Alarm.
Thr pIao*e ertad at ''".it tiaaa af
ng ia a aa
il blocka away. Soddenly twn
iple. (?ne of
? . ? tan
Tha othei
- weapon at tha girl.
"ji., t make a noloe,"" th<-y warned.
?.R'1 ? i il hia porket,
out a 1 r hr"l before
ild atop him
. '. to tha
? twice 4:;r.ijeh th"4 abdo
?'.
? r ?
-?
|. g< | igil raa ran ten bi
? ? -r. ? Oae diaappeared
- ? So>? "fort ' ei itral freight
.. ;i, ; - jumprd into th#? rail
?:' aad itartod te elimb tha bank
at thr other
I'ollceman Dropa I'ugitive.
r?n the biidfa aero.. tha railway
traeka at I62d Stroel itood i'atroima i
McGorern, ? '??? Ied to thia d ita be?
cauae af tha railarai atrika. He had
hot? and the .ound of thc
... and had ao aa tha man
When he
Me
?
H. ?? tered a arord the
? laned by a blow
. :. Hii .-ap araat lail
iggi road, rrachinr
fot \ - illet, I r?d hy
robber, had atraek him on thr
i off, mak
ugly cut.
Waah and diaajr, MeGorer
I . loother .hot.,
? ? d. The p.J
.... ??...-?
?? ?? ?. killing him inetaatly.
tor halp, ? ? ?
pohcemen reaponded, aad, with them.
.... arenl I iward I
Schweitser | ? rob
. him.
. ? - ? ? ? ?
? !..il hy an
HOB'
taken to tl
.... |ht thal each
. rocorer.
fired Into Behweitaer bit ? fital
iin,l the | eaad **' not
danRerou-.
The dead man appear. to hr a Span
.? : Hi. araa aeatly dreaaed, light of
bulld and BVaithg,
44?
a N'eitlier the rtota nor any n-fcrence
i to it ha- baafl ji'ii'li'dir,! h (ii-rmflny,
and Utora Ifl DO i' : iin.'iMuri as aaj|
when thi ri"*" ?.vill |,P nuulo pulilu.
Thi.* eclebrationi <>f llnly WaaJk an.i
of the Kastrrtid," 1 lieref,,,-.- an- pro
eeading undiatariiad bjr any knuwl
Btjgfl] nf fnrcig-p .-.implii-ationa.
Thr- minifter* and other offirials
who arera raUtlad '<> il received R
copy of th<- nota jrattaarday niorning,
anrl arera **n*jagad dariag 'he day in
atu.lyinj* the .lucumerit.
Arrv.assa'ior Garard doliverad tha
Poraign Miaiflter ron .lag
the usual mannor, 4.1th rn a't??ndar;.
, - ? ,? ...
'" rh,. ocraaion.
Owiag tn rhe Ungth of the notr> and
the a; - dflaye,] arri' gl
of on.. ?...?' aa ef the aeti 1 ra
o'clock in tho evening. Amba.?a<lor <.e
rard then rolled tha docaaaoat ifl h
BMgBBiae, U prnt?i t |t froin a lik'h'.
ram which a*aa falllag, *nd walked
acroas rh* srejar* io rhe Foreign Offlr?.
The A rnbassi,.|r.r flrafl recei"r>.I imme
diateiy. The Foraigfl MifliBtOf read the,
note and a ihort, grr,*rg| COBVOrai
? '
Wilson's Note Delivered,
(ierard Informs Lansing
K---. r . t- ? 1 ? -.
'Xashington, Apr;! 21. PraatflBral
?? ioi '1 ? ???? raa dtl ?red to th*
fiffice yeaterday, Amhaaaador
Gerard repi rt4 I I thi Btata I>*pgr'
ment to-iiay.
Hia d ipatch alae rave po'nted ind
Hil lal opinmn on
tha Bote. b il eeretary T.anaing r*
fuaed ??> mak,> trem poMic.
Ti fl Btata lopafrrTt beliavea th?
fierman r?r,;4. to eataply with 'h* Pre.
? .1 bfl handed to
eek Th.,
fact that raligioai ? dayi ntarvaafl
is not ? ? aay dalay.
Ambaa.aior Garard il knoiaii to
ha.f had a hr,*' rr,n% r-raation with
Foreign M ifl later von eagaw after de
liverlag the The eon
| | ? e-aagr-, reee.:t<\ lflt?, /
to-day from Mr. (..rard. were cloaelf
gaarded. ll i thal Um am
ba-oador ;: formed th- * h?
had b<-. ? b lored ifl aiod ate eoaaiawaa*
tion flrOUld I -?'''? the BBte.
- aieaflagea have
rectejved from Ambaaaadnr (.erard dur?
ing the last day or M ll was state.|
that t;oy traaaaii.l taotaaaSaaa al
- il opinion from (jtrman r.ews
,. . Theae editerial exeerpts atata
Bciala in an a*
tempt to gam aoma ur.dr-ratandinf of
the atate of (.errnan public opinion
l-ager for I,erard l>i?patehe*.
..rr.iia.sador are
'or BaOtaeatarily to gi.e mora
irrformat a regarding thr.
- af German ai (la la, 'he manner
?? ,A.y . -r ..4. r*rei\ed onl
for.'ca*'* of th.- aetion flrhich will be.
. Genaaa gwvi mment
inl 'on BoraBtora*, the (ierman
Wg.hington to
da\. Me left early tkifl fl|l rir.ng on a
w.|.k end trip Me m not expected to
leturn to the capi'a! until.Monday. un.
Ie.?s dispatche. of an important natura

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