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NEW LIGHT ON RUSSIA
By COUNT WITTE
In the Easter SUN next Sunday letters, of
late statesman reveal new state
of Russian affairs.
THE WEATHER FORECAST.
Fair to-day and to-morrow.
Detailed weather, mail and marine reports will
be found on page 1 1.
tm.
VOL. LXXXII. NO. 198.
NEW YORK, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 17, 19 J. "3. ,, ,i,t hhs, i n ;v.ri.n n.i rni,n,in,w .inn-nK..-
PRICE TWO CENTS.
BRYAN TRIES WITttZL
GET AMERICANS
OUT OF MEXICO
Ziip:ilii's Forces l,ootiur
Mexico I'il.v Siiipci-.s Fire ;
mi I . S. Sailors
XO IXTKIIVKXTIOX.
S.WS S1LL1MAX'
7Apa troops are loollns Mexico
tliy w'irr.- .1 reign of terror prevails
tn tvwi' ilun when Gen. fibre-snn
vit m marge l-'ort'lKni'M are pro
par.n f -r tliBbt.
siiiiiti 'i era I'l'iiz ,lrM' 011 "
fti'ltr m I -.llrs of tbc I'nltcil
.-tales ui i.t- i. Delaware on Mnroli
:0 No one Mas injured.
Fnn-ury .if Stale liryan l trying;
:o arrange l"V the transportation of
Amfrrans fr mi .leslcci city ti Vera
i Tlx through Joint action of Curranza
utd '..ii'in.i in opening the railroad
.n w.t-h: m i t ollielals believe tho
,!n will fail
den la has executed Oen.
A.ir.in'i i il h.s etitlte Hlnff for
..is.'ti .u leaving Mexico city wllb
Uriahs agent Slllinmn, announced
' i 'in-, .that the Fulled States
,i n t I'p paring for armed Interven
tion 'SO IS'TERVEXTIOX."
. gcnl 1 1 1 1 in fi tt sH.. rin
Won't III' Limited.
fif..il ( l)rnilcti lu Till, Ms'.
i.iia Cm z. .M.nrli IS. United States
Aleut Siberian made the fnllowiiig dec
irat .jn to 1ik.iI pr ss to-ila :
Y(-1 tan w; thai 't In completely
t.t..i f it ini Washington (lov-em-Mtit
m tint picturing to effect any
rx '. r ten entiiut III Mexico."
Hi ilr t ration Ints lestored conil-
nee t, Pre "idem WllnonV attitude to
.srd .Mev.co
Otn Car atu.i is prepming to give
: lied Cross all tin" aid possible In
Horis ti help .Mexico cltj 'n hungry In
ili'.tatits TO SAVE AMERICAN'S.
Ilrjnii tUs InrriiiKH mid .npatn
to llpen Itiillronil.
WAf.l.
3 n 'Mi.
.111:1
v. March l'i. In iiepniise
. n 'i 0111 Americaius ami oiner
M .ien uty that they de
e S.eivt.tty of Stale liryan
1 .1 o to ari.uiKo jointly wita
1 1 uianz.i tor their trans
'o ra Ci u.
n lift united effort on the
'..eners to leave .Mexico city
- ''- ti the fnlted States the
a 1 mi; 't iMiHslble for them to
llMtofore there has been
ji'aint tint Secretary liryan
K Aiiiei leans to leave Mexiio
...ill failed to sevur for
i.isui oiiey nu his warning,
t'. e State IJepartment to
that theie Is nt .. no train
'wi'.i .Mexno eltij and Vein
il holds tilt; Veu I'ru
. ml X.apata tin- .Mexiio
u:l, i.s. heit. have Riven up
r 14 . ooperatiuii between
11K forces tor Joint opoia
. .0 'I lor the purpose of
.10.1 supplies Into the ''.ipitat
1 ill t
t
Tli 1 -
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I'
lUk of "
1)
ft
Ah .
ay i :
1 lut
i. .
..il uf
ty 1. nl
I w .
n ,f
S X
' ' 1 I" ll.le.l if such .11 I ancf men
in i 1. even fur kcihiir turuijtiiaiH
Jl 0 Jin, 0
May lliive In t n. I'lirce.
In i
1 if l.iiline of .Mr, llryan's
' ,1, rectum this ilovein.
M ' . . i.oo-e bet ei II III IIIK
. 1 -sill e to II. .11' Oil bul l
. .. it.i or admitting Its
. 1 1 Ann . tc.me in ooeyiliK 't.i
Ki 1 out ol .Mexico. Til"
' 1 p l.es in villa s p10111.se
.e i.uilliein route to Mi'X'iio
.1 'na'n "'cabled from Wra1
0 U
C .
i tun "in obedience to the
c- de
nei K V
gJi
era 1 .
-t ctll.
- r illicit" (.'nrran7a lias le
ler closlni; the port or
l.i. r it was. reported that
.1' X.araRosa had aualn left
.z pr.-umably for I'rOKrem,
I) not believe that the'
lex cm
u-ii p wi.l renew the, attempt
ntef 'e re
in shipping at the Vuca-
n por
. S I-"Pirtment Is wholly
tn ut aiv.ee- troin Mexico city re
"dUc ,,f j,,!,,, jj, McMunuM,
1 I ' II at si is last ink. Then.
IT
how that the Zapatistas
e i,
v move toward fultllllni;
to punluli the suldlers
r tiie death of the Ameli-'
'v to tin. widow Nib also)
d but nothitiK hah been I
n.
I I
e. n
w.e a I
.. iKinK i payment.
I
vppeiils nt While House,
C"P Knoblauch, partner of'
N!.l" 11 .n n.a ilalrv business In Mexico 1
W h . hn. hc-n In Wi, uhf nirlon the
t
If.i lal'B in behalf nf tile dead
r.ars f,,, ,,,, thlr llodliiKs,
'is i.-i 1Mb il to Joseph I'. Tumulty,
' ' t e President, In ipruhI to
'"i" He was referred Urk to the
Jt'i U'-r , tnient. nlo-ro he ulroadv hits
J" If ir h
At 1
s Interest
I. II .Hum lfi.il:ii ihe otiliilriti
s esjeil t.1,11 the nroliilses of the
s w uld lii) fulillled and that
' if port on the k.lllnif prob.
' 1 'on up by tiio.ll.
' .me 1 tliiit Knoblaucb'H Ui-
' Si . et.11 v of State Hryan
i f
!)
It w ,
' ( w
l"e 1
h
1 opid Into a warm ex
i''s on the Bubjwt of
'i hi iiskim: that some-
behalf of Me.Malius'H
t nir children made mime
in Iieinoerail.' pi itform i
rou i .niei leans and their i
' id ici.lH of the wm Id.
H 1
r?citll.
an
er, (ore lniiiln d as ;
l.'lillis and learillllf foi Inn Ol" lomesnc reiaiinns in iohmi.
.il. i -in Informed blui The anesl of the JoilliK -.111. er lol-
i.i,il lied to discuss towed Ills addicss lnfoie the I'.illliaildl"
n ..lidirek He staled i 'altleinell oil .Mutch I. m whlill hn
ill. i is Hie Htlli !' elillclMll Hie polll Ida DM who llleildlnd
I'.
I
r
i.
ti
h 0
i n.iiii i ni ls oris III its .
Vniericatri III .Mexico
1 mei leans rorciviiiK
itlitiHil on Fourth Vaat,
Worth $300,000
Spimisli Visitor llelicvcd to
Cnrrv Kiiit Vestments of
His Church.
Theie may lie n Spanish nt'et w.in
divine u-ottnd this dinecc with Jewelled
lt.iMiliIe, itotii and alb. valued, nccotd
mi! to tlir appr.UM mrnt of an export
of tin- Custom House, at about Jsna.nnO.
and then It Is i(imI,h that the priest
may li on lux u.iy to Spa n
Cardinal F.trle.v. tlnouRh Mgr. l.avolle,
km id Uit nigh Unit lie Knew nothing
if the diamond add pearl strewn vest
ments. It u.ik nald at the Hotel Amir
id that the Sp.inWIi luhnt. P.itlier Sio
tap Ottlen. who arrived at till? port ml
.March i". by the Spanish Line fteamshlp
.Montetideo. had Kolie to the Spinet!
Chureh In routteenth t ei't. The prlept
n rharire tlieie faid he knew nothim;
of the vctiiioiitN oi'ier than what h
hud jeep in the ne spiperf.
At Hie CuMom lloui'e It was "aid the
xcsttuentH h id hi en paied In the reRll
lar older an art ntitliiultlm "more thin
inn jisin ohl" ami tlieipfure not tlutla
ble The t Xpert who lnpe"ed them,
.kill n 1.. Ili.fht, who hia lieen many
yfiirs In the Ooverumeiit's iinploj, f.ild
the vextinenti'. together with their
udiiiniiiciit.", were worth, wok nC
ait, not lex than $300,000. Ilecht
Kaiued the .nipreHBlnn from the affida
vit of the prlet who I'l'oiieht thein
here and from his own expel lruce that
they were made In the seventeenth cell,
tuiy.
The value of the i o.hi'lluli was en
hanced li a Jiivel I'lidcled llala of nold,
uhich may have been uurn liy a Span
ish ecclerTaetle of the tlaj followlni;
the conipHft of l'eiu and .Mexico by the
Spanish comiulslailoicM.
The customs men aserleil there was
iiothlns in the report that the priests
who hioiiKht In the vestments on .March
from Vera fitu were in raes The
wile well clothed and made no effort
to conceal their tieaure, which, th
said, had been taken from the cathedtal
In .Mexico city.
There wcie lx priests n the pitty
that sailed finm era fruz. and the
only one the customs men weie Inter
ested In was rather Uu'eros. who as.
slimed the rspoiislhillt for the Kllttei
lnc vestments and declared them as
".intiipiltles " Father lluleros and .in
o'liei PJ)et reinained In this iit and
the others sailed for Spain by the .Monte
video. It was Mild that the piicst feaied the
tieasuies of the church would be eon
(Incited finally by whatever uvolutlon.
tit y pirty mlKht win power In Mexico
city.
PASTOR DENIES MIRACLES.
Ilr. IllrU heltil of l. I, mils Met lioillsl
rinirrh Will lleslmi.
.-T l.ofis. March 10 The P.ev Dr.
1.. .VI Hlrkhend. pastor of the Wasoner
.Mem 'rial Meth diit fhim h. who was
etlueated at .Mi Kendree I'ollcue. Hiew
and I'nioii Theolosirai seminaries i.n.l
Columbia I'nlveisiiy. announced to-day
that lie vvouid resiKii from the Methodist
ministry because his principles ie.pilie
him to be honest to hlx convictions,
which were Incompatible with the.
tenets of the Methodist episcopal
Chur' h
lie recently UI prised his eoiiKieca
tion b aniioiiiicinu plans foi an open
foniin,' wbiib meets at bis church Sua
.l.iy nlKhtu and Is attended by .11 1.1 n lu-t i,
kh.iIis'.s and I mlu'tl lul Wotkers of the
Woild.
I ir. Illlkhead says lie iloes mi! believe
any inlr.ules were evei pertoitned ..r
'li.it iinv detlnlte propliei y wns made or
the .-omiliK of I'lllist. lie d es not be.
beve In the Immaculate conception, that
theie was any 1 esui reeiion, that the
Apostle John wrote the book In the
Milile that bears his name, that I'.ml
wrote any letters to anybody thai after
ward weie catlieied up and assembled
into the New Testament : nor d es he
believe In making I'h'-.siianlty a "lire
escape" from lull.
Vice-President Now
an Uttrapacifist
Ml', .M tl II 1 1 for WlU'Olllv ill
Kvenf of 1111 Invn-ioii
of Uniti'il Stnti'N.
flin-voo, March IS - - Vn e.ri esliient
Marshall Is an ultrapaclllsi II" told or
bis conversion to-day It was 11 pa
thetic account of his visit to tbo mother
and sisters of Yeoman 1" 1 wry, a
yoiitiK Irish Ami ne in sailor who w.ik
killed In the alia, k on Vela I'riiz.
"I attended the finical service" foi
lie I.owr.v lu I'ittebuiR." said the Vice
l'resident "The li'ieaecd mother and
ulsters live In a humble tint. 1 m trie
I table was a framed photoarapn or the
' Isay in naval uniform
"Ills mother lh a brave Irish woman
...,,l alie li.ol dialled her bOJ'V picture
with the Stars and Stripes, That wofu!
vUlt caused me to tako a minim oath
that I would support no wa.' moieinent
by this coiiiniy unless the alien In
vader's foot was placed mi our shoreb."
The Vice-1're.sldent and Mrj. .Mnrhall
leave for the r.iclflc coast to-moriow
OFFICER WHO CRITICISED FREE
Arrest of l.leul. Mlcliaells silered
Mo In rm I'lreles,
i;i, I'aso, Match IC Orders weie Is
sued from thr brigade heiiditiiiiiir at
."ort llllss this iiv rnitiK for Ihe Im
niedl.ile release of l.leul. (1 IJ
Modmelu of the Sixteenth Infantry, who
W1)M UIKpr nilcst at his ipiuteis for
..,..1..,, . ,,t "iioi.. in" wbi.n
supposed violation of Mule 10, whl.h
iiiohlblts army onin'is i 'i" "-
in army nu.i're nun oi"i ion. "
ranli.v ror Us work on tne noriier inn
stlrie'd up a long i.tandlng r 1 between
the Infantry and cavalry branches of
the torvlce,
WOMEN FIGURE
IN ELECTIONS
IN TWO STATES
Xiniilicr Voting in Xow
York and Jersey I'nex
pecledl.v Small.
ACTIVE ONLY IX IT.W
LOCAL COXTKSTS
Women, permitted to vote in maty
parts of New York and New .Jersey yes
terday, did not show ns much Interest
as was expected. In ome places the
number of women witim; was" ridiculously
small, altliouch female suffiaire wl'l
be voted upon generally In both Statia
1 ext fall.
Thtouuhoiit W'estcheter county ai d
l.omj Island, wheie most of the women
votiiiK in this State east their ballots,
local propositions were before the peo
ple and the silffrnKl-ts ascribed the com
paratively poor hIiowIi.i: on the part 0'
the women to the unimportant c of the
lsues.
In New Jeisey women voted on school
mattets In many places. Al raiine and
.Metuclien and other towns whete school
questions were Involved the women who
did vote halped to cany needed Im
provements In Hnekensack, houcrei,
w'n'ie 11 supeivslrE linnelpiil had the
suppori of niol of the women, teturs
Itidlcated his defeat.
nut of 300 women elic.ble to vote a"
l!atliiKs-on-Iliidson ftnlv thr. e appeared
to vote on a (imposition of vil'.ace
expeiulltute. At Tarrytown surprlmKl.v
few women vnttsl, but more compara
tlvily than elsewhere In the eotinti
There ivns .1 lively contest at Bronx
vllle, in which the women stippoitlm; a
woman candidate for school trustee eir
lled votets to the polls and eleiSed llieli
candidate.
At Uahylon nnd Amityv-dle. I. 1 . 1
few women voted, but at I'leeport there
was ,1 hit Be outpoiirini; of th. suffia
K.ste. and a" Sea i"IIIT. I. I., the women
weie active 111 defeatlnc an appropria
tion for a new to 11 hall.
MACHINE WINS H0B0KEN.
llemocrn t Cuiitrnl I'lmt City Cum
nilssliiii,
Vlthonc the .Riilur Ilcinoci.it..' or
R.ii.tzatl.in in Iloboken. N J . was op
posed to and worked hard iir.ui": the
adoption ol lom.ntsslon uov ei iiinem
w-lilcb was curled bv a m.ijoilti of I".
ihe m.ii'hlne succeeded at esteribiv's
iiiuniiipal election In Ko'.init control of
the new city i I'liimissioi,
'Pin-re w 11 be live members of the
uinmlsmoi and of thtse Patrick It.
lirlltln. the Heniociatlc leadei and his
iiuiniiiK mutes Water lleclstrar Uusiav
Uich and City Clerk .lames 11. l.ondri.
Kan weie loiiieded at an earlv hour
H.ls moiiliu.' to bi ure winner
Mayor Martin Cooke, lieinoci.it. who
has been tlnhtiiu.' irllllu, was elected,
and a bait doieii ale bunched foi the
tilth plate on the ticket
'Ihese In. lude litilllntt m ill, I'ouiicll.
man i; id N Mi-IVely , Harry l.am-
li.-ii, llepabli an, and Couiicllman Harry
i, ,s.i hiiiulllni;. Uepubllcaii.
The prefeiential Nstem of votlriK was
followed and tins complicated the tabu
lation of the tetiuiih. The Democratic
and liepilblican oriianizallons Itistiucted
their tollowers to vote only foi llrst
. hoice. nlthoUKh hundieJs t'ok advan
t.ine of the pi inline of otliu; for second
and thlid choice. I'oinpaintively few
v oted tor foui th choice
Votes weie still beinj; counted at an
early limn this inornlnn
llobokeii never had sinh a hair tills
iiik lampa an or such an exciiuiK eh c
tiou Hut of a total leifisti.itlou of
Hi rein ;i i"l men e ime out to mte .Men
who hadn't b.nlieied foi many yeais
abollt VotlllK Wiie MI.IV11I ill' Wheedled
to the uills, and those who refused to
walk Weie cuned In autoinoblle-
A dead sei is made by the Uepubb-
a 11 nriMiilzatioii, of wlilci W'llllam Ver
dun Is the leadei, and by the liood ilov
crnmeut I.eaKiie. the offspilnt: or the
I'omnilsslon ilovernuient l.eaitue, whleii
was lesponslhle for bilm-'IPK uboul the
ehaime lu the method of city guv em
inent, to defeat iiiilllu olid the men who
miide the lace with lilin. Verdun made
Hobokeii line with the so(.-hii "Smash
liilllltilsm."
Hiitlln and his Irnnds worked as
they never worked before They had a
W c.iinpllcn fund nnd tln spent It
freely It was said that at least tin
paid liemocratic workers weie stationed
. at each polUm; place. .Many or the 1111
iinployed ot on the ijntlln band wumm.
The' liemocratic ornaiilz itlon has boil
,11 eontiol of the citv nd'i liiistritlon 11
II lioken for over a ipiarter or a cen
tury. It was partlcuhiily anxious to
continue holil'irs t 10 reins under eoni-
inlsloii Roi ei nniellt. a million dollar
sow 1 p.. system Is In be coisiriiclvd In
tne near futuie
v nit, N, ,1, llefentn rtiniiiilssliMi
lint eminent.
W11N, N ,1, March IC. The prnposi.
H 11 o change to i-nverniiient by com
m sioii w is defeated, 72 to f.7. here
to-da .
CLEARY ADHERENTS WIN.
I'nriner Tiihii Clecl.'s iiiiiirli'ri'
I 11 rr j lln v ei slrii n .
II vviaiKTiivw . N Y. M.iich i:Ilriss
li.iinls. life and di 11111 cm pi and led Mi.i
bilinum all nv. r town cell hi ati d to
night .1 eoniplile victor) I'm- Hie sup
porieis id IHsliict Attorii") Tlionias
(lagan and foimer Town I'leik Wlllla'ii
V. Clearv 111 the election of a Mayor and
Iniee bi 1 nn 11
The viiiorniis ' He'iioi-ratlc ' caii'lld ite
ror Mavni. Tlinmas lie. man, up en
inl'id li-piilill. .111. dermic. I Paul Ka Ti
ll. .rim in mil Clear) I icmnci al. 111
llli Itepllbl 1 in' ticket n a vo e ,'
HIT 10 .i.. .I0I111 F I.y m li llailholn
I mew Conn, 111 and llelil A tiler ,v..s
t'b cl d alderiiieii, dt feitlng Fredeiick
I c'oiiHiiMtif on TAOU 1'agv,
Augusta, (77., Mad
at Film Company
Cilizi'iis Wlio PosimI for "New
(Sovfriuir" Kind Tiny Is
"Tlie NiiruiT."
Arm st, fin . March I1. The eltlz-ns
of AiiRiista are ItidlKiiant over what
Ihev dcdai e was a tllck pl.'.yed on
them by the Kox l-'llm Corporation A
ni'iss nieetlni; has been called to adopt
resolutions iletiotinelnR: the compaiiy
It Is charced that the corporation
sent a motion picture company to An-
eusia under the prrtenie of MiikHu
1 ns .ew tiovernor, 10 wuieii ineie
was no objection.
Th" eompnny persuaded the Mayor
to pose, the Slate mllltV to act a
scene. Induced Aucustans to play the
moll, and then. It Is ald, virtually
ailm.ttid Hint Aiiuusta had been help. 1
Inn to produce "The Nieiser." a play bv I
IMw.ud Sheldon, which Is dt-cillml .0
an "ltiult to 'he South and l.er people"
Aft" the lonipany retiiiied North
It Is ulbited that the I'ov IMrn CorporK
tloi. advert!" J tl.l "T'.e Nlugei" was
produced In Auuust i Th s stirred Au
Uiista to wiath and tMiulted In a call fflr
1111 IndlKiiatlon mietinu
The Aiisiista fViroitlci denounces the
eompnny as "a lot of motion picture m
tors who dellbi rately imposed upon the
hifpltiillty and crediilltv of Anitustii."
() 1' Hall. HeorRla niammer for the
I'ox enmpany, his wired from Atlanta
tn.it tlieie w is no Intention to deceive
the people of Auitusta
"The Mayor must have known
weie prodm ItiK 'The NlRRer,' because
he saw the book in Ihe dirisrtor's hand."
said Hull 'Toe Mqci'i' will not he
niown In th! se.t.o.i We ure adveri. -lint
it In the South as 'The N. w (lov
einor,' because we Km w the title 'The
-N'laner ' lutul't he offu s've to the South
The mmy, however, contains abolui.v
nothitiK that could off. lid Sou. lit mem."
WILSON TO WORK ON ECONOMY.
Will Hold 11 I tMlterenee to Miiirove
ipruirlnl Ion system.
V.tsiltS"c.T"V. Ma's-'i in -The aicu
merit advanced by i'huiiiin Pimiieiald
of the Hou-e Appiopuatiulis Conmittee
for a readjustment of the appropi latlnir
system of Conirr-ss will be considered
by I'le-I.leiit Wilson .11 1 eonfeienc
nan with ltepiesent.itlve Sherley of
Kentuekv and a .'oinmlttee of the House
ArraiiKcmcn's for the eonfeience have
been made speiiticallv for the pin pose
nf piesentltlK to the ireldent plans
whb 11 have birn evolved for a budget
sy-tmi of estimates and appropriations
and foe Government expenditures
The Pies, lent let It be knon n to-d.iv
that tin revt noes of the Post fitllce I ie
i,t' i'iiei.1 hive taken an upwatd tmn
leiently and that The th'c.ilencd detb it
lll.iy be less tlltn WIS exTleee,
Bomb Hurls Movie
Aviator to Death
I'm 11k SI ile-". Miplaue I'iiII.
I. ".(I IVel Duriuir H.itlle
Scene in Air.
lais av..bu. Maich HI I'lank
Stiles, ,11, aviator employed bv the I'ni
versal I'llm Conipanv, lost control of his
biplane this afternoon and plunKed liu
teet to Ills death.
The aeci'lent oecinted durliiK the mak
I11K of a motion plctuie or a supiosed
battle in the air between two aeroplanes
A. cordliiK to the most coheient vi rsnni
of the accident 11 premium c explosion
of a bomb In nn anchoied aeroplane. Just
a Stiles Hew over It caused hi" mii
ihnie 10 "omirsault eatthward
YALE MAY SHARE IVES WEALTH
I nivcl'sltt li'iort'l to Me Iteiitl-
es llenellelliri I niter VV III.
Mini Hie will !' K." Ill.ntnr ' hi s
s olli ri ,1 fie p otiate in a feu days, 11
's tinili 1 si ood Vile I'nlvetKly will
be tl.e nelVltsl lit lietl l.iry IJ I .( 1- th.
terms of the d mien lien. Ives w i.o
was irr I'lu I'ed Ir on Yale In li'il, is
known a'wavs to have held the un -versitv
lii .itfi . I Innate esteem, and It Is
said tnal the s-nool will receive Ihe
lamer put of an estate estlnialtsl at
ions .I.T.it.:,. moie than fl.oiiu.iliii
The terms nf the testament are sild
to provide, after sin ill personal beiiiiisis
biiV" been paid, that Ills bonks, plctuies.
seem Itles and leal estate be sol I and the
proceeds (.'O to Yale. There .He I'tllllots
lll.it the will may be conlester, althoimh
it Is said thai elfoits nif beiim made to
leacli a settlement out of court. I'm
several years pieviom to hi" death liiu.
Ives maintained a separate home for
.Mis Ives His thicn dauKhtets have
funds set aside foi tliem m the will lien
Ives vva 71 yens old Ills . olbei mi ,.f
en liliiRs, rare books, valuable inn- mil
objects of ait In k'eneral is chum Until
exceptionally tine.
ARRESTED AS SPY IN BERMUDA.
siiii-I ii-Iii vv of ritllliiniiliil'c Meiietllel
Stum Mt'leitsftl mill inlou Vlmle,
Srvviii'iai, Colin. March IC - F S
Ha i.ngs of ilttonwich, -on-ln-law of
i 'i iliinii'lore II C Me.,etii- . letiiiiiel last
uunt limn Hi 1 mud 1 and told how lie
vas mist. ilf 11 llitne fur a Herman -pi
Mi. Hastings had In bis !iigg.. ,1
tiumbei-of mush .il Instrument- 'hit teie
iirnl- In Hermaiiy and also l.nnl.s nn
navigation iiuhllslied lu the same 1111111
liv When Ihesi weie Illl.liVereil lu the
lliill-se nf Hie CIISIOIII lllnpe llispc Hull III
llaiiiillon Mr lla:,tinrs was placed innlei
11. 1 id of 1 gmup of Mihlints Af'ei
InlPR .let lined lit the pei foi I'M' llllllis
he vv is stalled on a in. mil In the ilov
trnmeiit House
An I'lleiliHli olllcer who met Mi ll.isl
nigs when he was In llciiiinila .is a niem.
ber of 1 'iiiuninihiie Item dut's cruising
. pirij a year ago 1 ci-ngutm d linn ,md
lie Was leleased Tll'i ,1 III llnr d les apol
ogized I blenuo ('utile llinbiirun Idfleil,
I'MH'itio, March 10 The cupi.iign on
ii tt-ii nl tile stiirkyillds here bec iiiHi of
tbo fool mil nioiitli disease was lifted
limliy and as a teaiilt the shlpiilng to
Knhlerif points: of cattle for tlaiiKhtcr
nan rcuuuiiu,
22 SHELLS HIT
CRUISER TRYING
TO RUN STRAITS
Ametli.vst Loses -JII Killed.
.'!( W'oimileil in 1' 1 l)ali
Tliroiiiili Mine Field!
Tl'liKISII II TTEIl I ES
S1LKXCKI) l'.Y FLEET
n.ri.i f.iMe miii(ri Id Tin: 'in
S.VI.ONIOA. March I ' I delayed). The
Itrltlsh llKht rruiser Amethyst on Sun
day made 1 dash Into the Hard uieiie,
notw Ithstandlnc the mines and the t;un
lite from th" forts, and pencil nt"d
nearly to Nasaia, the narrowist point,
when slie was hit by twenty-two shells
TNiein.v.eivht of her clew wrte killed
iin-l thtity wounde.1. Niitwith"taiiJlnx
that three of th. shells ptnntrttted be
low the water line and that she iu
nmkltic water rapidly the Amethyst
siiceetsled In KF.tlnic back to the Meet
.1 ml anchored near the Teiiedos llclit -llOllse
Thi adV'iituie of the Aniethyst oi'
cm red after the allied licet had dls
coveied (hat mobile Turkish batteiie
were laklnc positions In the nelKhbor
lion 1 of Mum Kale and the (,ulf of
Saros with n view ol preventlm; the
Alll! from m.iklnu a InndlnK The
tleet hombutded the ioltlon for three
houm and spinisntly tedueed the hit
ttlles to silence, tmmedlatelj' after thl
had been accomplished the Amcthvst
(luted ahead
no Sunday evemnie the ves-els of the
allied licet 11 ilfmaste 1 the.r Ilacn and
tolled their bells In memory or the vie.
tuns .iihoiir the e'. w of the Amithyst.
This iiioiniux two I'rench water
pi. 1 nes Hew ovee the straits and this
evenPiR fvo Itrit sh battleship.) entered
them The I'rench unit- of the fleet
h.ne left f.r Smy 1 pa
Poll' hundred Hii-ek who weie ev-
pellel f.niii Cons'aiitlii.jple have atrlvcil
1.
Tliey TeSM't
that further m.i;i. !
cres of
(.luck
at Alvnll have taken
place
The Vinethyst is tindorroillK
ni-ne swe..iei- ha been sunk
repair".
H.iiul of Tureo-llulirnriati Comitadjl"
have be. 11 seen at ICnlfhnnn. ltloody
t nc.Minteis iippyar to he imminent
The Amethyst Is a !lcht citilser of
3. lorn ions displacement. Her main hat
tery consists of twelve 1 Inch cutis. She
has a speed of twmty-lwo knots The
Amethyst took part in the nival 11-
Ellteiucllt
vi hen sev
stroyed by
ti!T llelcnlan I on August 31)
ta I ilf'tii.iii hlp- were tle
Vie. -Admiral lle.itty s fleet
TWO SHIPS DAMAGED!
Illsitliled llrlllsl, I rillsers 1 nl.eo to
Violin Merlin Items.
IP I ! is- V , 'talon. M.'I'Cll 111 The
, !-,...-, .- 1, ni I e ,finriti ;t ir;ft- a'
Ai nis i. I'li-iii'm i ,tt f'e Turks hav
s i ce. de.l in p' i, nir new heavy nuns 11
t ie Knin Kale Mtitery. at the mouth a:
t'i. I laid. Iliellos. who'1! have leplled
tlerc ly to tne (lie or a I'lenca squ idron
TMe .sir: esiiondetit savs that two badh
tlilll.iced Mlltlsh el 11 sers liave beci
t.ll tO Malt I. Illie of these V I ,s, Ih
had been struck fairly no fewer than
twenty times.
AMNESTY BILL FOR ARIAS.
( iiIiiiii Utilise rjets Mensure In Tree
Mini's Vlleued klnyrr,
sp. eel C,V trsftntrh tn Tnr. l V
Hvvvs'.v. March Hi bill was Intro.
oiiied In the House of Itepresentativcs
to-d ly to Riant amnety to ex-CoiiRt ess
man Arias, the nlleued nuirdeier nf ex
Phier of Police Itlv i This action was
t iken because of the lerumil of Presi
dent Menocal to tui'don Arias
This action Is suniewh.it simlt.u to
that taken In the case of e-lov Asbert,
who w is implicated m the inurdei The
President 1
after Ai 1 is
I tl tl hh'll
,,-s,. ,1.
I-fused to
pa 1 don hi in even
onfese I that be
Sfitn w id the
tiled the
1 '01 ! es-
UlllieSti Ilie.tSllte
vet"
l'les'ileill
Druggist Dies When
Police Arrest Him
limit's IMnccoats to Wail ami
Hear Music as He Finishes-
Dinner.
Ti. le. iive'. Mris'.in and riialnm went
into the di iik More of Frank W
l.eon.iid at tm Hint I'hd avenue last
n'ght to arrest laon.ir.l nn a warrant
whi.h Chief Maalnltate McA.loi had ,s
s.ied when he leal lied that the detectives
hud Inimd Jilila wnilb nf fnihldden il i nu
ll the store last Thnisda). I.eonaid
w is eating his dinner 111 the little back
ion. w ire he li.nl lived tin the last
el, ven years. A phonograph was grind
ing out lively dance nui"ic.
"I gipss 1 know what )ou want," si Id
l.i .ni. ml "Will you wait iim.l I tlulsh
mv diiinei ""
The delectlves said thev w uld wait
Mtir Ins iin-il I.eoiiatd gave bis th a
tw.tili berme a nilt i ni' and then tiiiind
..in the ' ghls He clostd Ihe t ie be
,i ,i h m as the trio went out and
locked it Then h tied and fell lb ad
lii-'i the arm of ili'aliam.
Ciiioiier Hiii'daii will In. Ill .ii aui-psi
lo-day He l in ii I'M that while l.eniiaid
wis at illniiir he may have swallowed
is, Is m. I paid was knbwii as the
"Man nf .Mvsiiry" in tie lu-'gliboi Ii.'.mI
lb- was always well dicss,., alw vs
II or "pce.'li and giaclniN id tn.i nil. c.
but lb was ahnul him an air nf
seeieHvii.es. Ills pilrons weie fin Ihe
in. I-' pal" .lining men mid wiiuien
The poll' e belli ve It is. shop was a HI'
1I0.I111IS Im lllllg 111 lid- V ye I' ago
leonn-il wild I . Ilia kwiil's Is'and for
a mnnt 1 ,n selling liei-n.n an, I eot-iini-
l,, lasi .i.gtu two men i-aiini 1 ' 1 1
Hie l.isi liiu nv-t gli.l. simii p 1
t (.111 and litiiuneil if Mr I.eonaid Ii 1
hee 1 1 I sled Thin I tl (lit v wee
Samuel 1 ml Meiijaiinn Wolf nl Ftp!
Park venue 11, d Ihe culm nf the two
said thai Mi I, -01111 n I was his ion
I'liey wme lold tha l.eniiaid was deml
They 1cf
the stall m without saylns
i uuyUilni: nioic.
Allies Begin
Offensive
M tali I j AninVs. Will Makp All
Piisl Mil (lies Seem Like
.Mere Skirmishes.
'(cejf (iihlr lirtf,ntrh to Tlir mi
I.osiion, March HI Appirenlly the
rial war on the western front Is Just In
Ihe process of beKlntiltiR. Lord Kltch
enire pee-ilinlstlc utterances of ,1 few
days, ntn and Information Imparted to
il I'lespoinleiit of TlIK Sr.v by per
sons III olllclal circles that the projected
offensive mlRht have to h- postponed
until Ihe. fall because nf lack of supplies
and munitions are believed here to have
been met cly (otisonant with an atti
tude ,'iiloptfd by the nutborltii s attended
tn epiir the people of Ureal llri'au. on
so that every part of the crent nil'i
tnry machine tnlRlit be well oiled, and
iilo thit teerve supplies of ml ninsht
be on hand
The linpiesslnn has piohably ire' al y
"btai'ied tiiat the Allies, or France and
1ire.1t Hiltaln a' least, were aire olv
putting forth n maximum of erfoit, ar 1
that any furtln r stretiRth they exhiii.i il
would come from the trooii held n re
wrve near the tlRhtlm; lined It In
been leported that the KiikIIf!. weie
K.ilIiR to si ml a IiIr army Into the lit Id
in the spline, but In many ipiarttrs this
has In en reniiriled a 11 hocle to scare
the Hermans and Aii"ttlnn.
In view of this situation, it may now
be stated authoritatively that the next
two ur thtie months uf the war will .us
the optnttiR of tne greatest ollensive
tuovtmen; In history. Present nrmlt-i,
etiormoiis though tin y are, will lit ro far
eclipsed by the fnro s that will be sent
10 the mint that even the battle of the
Mar.e w.ll les.iuble a skirmish In the
inmparatlve ntimliir of ini n engaged.
IVnm iidiorllltl I v e s,oiiree.
Tins at least l the Infotmat'.on which
Tm; i s i ni " espon. lent receives from
ir.t 11 who aie in ,1 'ol',nn to know not
only of tin .n partitions that Ciie.it
Britain is makiiiR, but also of what
France is planning. Itiiseia niittira'ly
is no; taken Into consideration 111 'hn
Inciennnt of nVhtlne forte slme her
iesouicvi in th.f direction .11 e alnum'.
Ilmll.iss and hive thus far not been
taxed 111 the sI'Kllttst.
In the know It tine that the "war will
begin In May." ns Lord Klichener is
iiiotid as having said, may be found
an . xp anntion .f the lcnewal of ac
tl.i I. s on tie f-.mt In ri.ni.l.r- and Ihe
BRAVE FIRE TO GIVE
U. S. AID TO TROOPS
Ainerii'tiiis! Distribute l,afn
etle Kits Corncob Pipes
I'u..le I'reiiclimcii.
lre. , if r,Me leijfh tn Till S s
Pvl.is. Mnrcli 1 '1 - Italph PriMoti.
H-rinan II llarjes .md Osinr lleatv ills,
tr.liuted 5oii I1f,iJet:e kits to Fiench
so. dlers .11 the tieii'iles In-uveeii Arras
and Solutions Sunday. They left Pans
at 7 o'cloilt 111 the morning with four
a itoiilublles and reached the ftont nt
noon.
The patty llrt gave out :i hundred
kilograms of tobacco as .1 gilt fiom
theliiselv en Hen Caste'tian tecetved
tin 111 and introduced them to staff olll-i-ers,
a ,1.1 t nndtli ted them tn the lit'lichi'e
aid entertatiied them at lunch and
dlnnt r in a bntnbpriHif trench Later,
however, while the trio were distributing
kits to 1: dlv tibials thev ciine under 11
severe nt tiller)' tile which raged all day
..ii that front
s the dav was fngpv Hit v wet- al-
'led to p.'iss to Hie French treiniie
reili, sniping being lllipollile lien
1'ieteli.aii expiessetl d'ep giatitude fo.
the re ef work belnvr done by Anieri '.ins
' n- he armies hi ih" north and said
i'ii' lie ha. I noted tne elll". nev of the
in 1 . an ambulances
The te.-iplellts ol the kits well lie
luded. ospi dally Willi th" corncob
pip. s. which was a novelty thev did nn'
iih.ierst md a' ills'. 1'aey I0'k care,
hnwever. to search fm- Hie donor' uanie.i
and addresses
Tne oilc 'h.intte suggested was tha'
Ihe weather is now so much warmer
lh.it the vv liter weai might be los
s. ned and more vick- sent, also pipe
steps nnd moth powdtr The distribii
nun of the kith was sin prislngly prompt,
More than IS.inio have already bteit ills
trlbiltcd. DIAMOND JIM" IS TOUCHED.
Hear" W'niiiii n's Woes us Ornnil
Jiirms sinrti Purse Willi Slim.
.I.i'iiis P llr.'nlv. P'lllinnd .lin .1
l eniliei of the Uraiid Jury now sitting
in the i'r -inn il Courts MuildiiiB. was
loin bed bv the story told by a tvomni
I'oinplaiiiaiii In the i Irani! .luri room
yesteiday that he silggi still a colbs'tlon
for her and started It with a Jlno bill
uiher jumrs made conti Ihullont. and in
a lew minutes the fm email nf Pin
Jiit-v, W Hi. nn l-'elsinger, handed t ie
w nin in i lln.
The ris-.pleiit was Mis. .Mail;,; lliulia
nl' 1 .12 1 Fust avenue, who vine robbed
nf all her money, Joweliv and clothing
on the altc! ilium uf Mnnh I. She has
Inn tiiililiiii and told the liistrn'l M
lornev's attendant. Join Huberts, thai
she had lo walk front her Harlem home
In nbej t in- siibpienn because she did nut
have cat fate The man wh im Mrs
Urulia lost I fled against was indi.'icd
GOVERNOR HAS SEVERE COLD.
I .impelled In I nil OD niilei eiiees
null f.n lliiine.
V.ii.vm Man i 1 1 ilov Wnluiin is
Miifeiuig r i ..tn a in ivv .sild ami this
ill,-' ml he w is "hi getl tn ll' I iff lis
cunt s nl tin Cipd"! and ictiiiii
I.. ' I've at v e Ma i ' r
luieiilg l'i,, mut-iiilg itie ilnvcllii'
siioweil i Hut lie was d stressed hut hi
continued at hi," desk in the IJxei utive
I'liamher until he had lllbd all his Im
jinrlant i ngiigctucnts
lie t sped lu ho back at the Capltul
I In Ui mumluE.
A Ggantic
Move in West
1 lv -d
y
Sir John French.
northern part of tne line .a Fianc.
Military entlcK have professed to be n',
utile, tn tinilert.itid the sudden chance
of plan on the pail of the alliid com
11 audi is. After week of comparative
ntil't the Mrl'lsh, French and Uel(tlnn
suddenly seemed to come to life in the
distiicts above described and inaugu
rated a series of atta-ks that have al
rtatly hiought the most substantial
gains vvfthln :i- iat three months. Not
only has the offensive part of the Allies'
campaign been nntewoithv, but they
have put up a most ohMintte tenlst.inse
against all German attack".
The latter feature of le.ent llglltlllk
may be rsaided as or the utmost sig
mllcanie. For a long time ,t mattered
little whether the Herman or the Allle
held eel tain lluee So far as the Alliel
weie concerned, when their general po
sltlon was not tliteif ned, they did not
have to sacrlti. mer. to hold any par
ticular town. This '.van proved by the
leadlncss with which Certain parts of
the front were evncu.i'ed when the Her
mans mad tfpecially strong attacks
thereupon
Now. however. tne situation l
changed Fvery foot nf ground that the
t'fill'ni'icif oe Second Mnr
ITALY SUSPENDS MAIL
TRAINS TO AUSTRIA
Home's DeiiuimN for Territory
Would Cut Dual F.jiipire
From Adriatic.
tvnil nhf pfpit'h tn Tlir 'i -
ItoviK, Man h HI V despnti h Hum
Venice tn-mght says tint the .ndiiaiy
tn.nl train service from llolognu, V.-rona
and A lu, on the Austti.ui flontle-, to
Vienna ha" b.oii suspended Th
trains tun through the Ttentltm
Another dev elopmetit In the str.i.ned 1
relations tietween Italy and Hermanv
and Austria wx the suspension th."
iftotroinn nt tin money order service he.
twteii Italy uiid lieimiiny. A formal
older to that .if . cl was issued by th"
Italian Minister of Post and Telegraph.
A similar order vvn Issued lust night
suspendliig tho H'tvlce between Italy
and Aiistii.i.
The nnli-is have not been explained
111 olllclal en. les Some mteiplei them
as t ntlstitUtlliK a notice lu Austria Pint
Italy is lieimiiiig inipiilluit at tne vlow
pingress id Hi" negoti tlioiis having lu
View Ihe i . sshlll nf VllKtliall ten Itory
as tin Hn ..: Italian iieiittallty.
iiies,. i,t,otiai.o, s aie now s nil to
con--rii He follow 'iu demands by Italy ;
Tile tess. ii In In i of tl.e whole prov
line of Tunt, bringing her linntier to
Vetttisti, passirie and Mrtenn. ini.udlng
Hot distlicls of Jtevtlt", Tie' I, Mozen,
M-rau. Hie. amine anti Mr unei k , to the
iast the cession to ,tr of Hie teiiitoiy
lying betwteii In i pn st'iit frontier and
the Julian Mps. miliitliiig the piovlnces
or leuioaiid H :itK, with the ilotrtcts
of Tolilii'a. lend, Trlestr, pol.i aid
Flume Itali ilso wants the lulmatliin
Isl it, ds, . sp, t lally Voglla. Clictso,
l.unga, Miaiza l.esln.i. Cvrzola, .Mi led.t
and l.Nsa
To Hp e dcniands Austria l said to
he willing to concede only a small Mill
toiv. liKliiuing Lake t'.anla, of which
-it .ilie.idy Kisses..s all evtept a strip
of foil Hides ai tun end; Hie valleys of
I lie I'hlese. dige and Uonzo rivers nd
the districts of lil.a, Ilovi rto, Tlone an 1
i ir idlse.i
Italy wanis, teiiitoiy which Includes
so much of tlie v tillable Adriatic pos-e-s-sioiis
ni usiiia. iiiiiiiillng the tiav.il
b.l-t of Pola, that tlieie s,.eii little lllle
llhuud th'it the view" nf the two ii-tttuus
will evi-i be leeunclled, although Pnn.n
vnu llilelow, the c i nt ii l.i u Amb.ihs.itlor, Is
llildei st, tn have staled In the Italian
(iovi inniciu th it he would evetiiuilly
tivei.ome itst i i.i's resist, luci Fmpelor
Fiaiicls Joseph Is said to ih'iuaiid ,i
nun, ei payment lioui Italy and al'o a
pitimlse that tlm latter fi. until will
iievei .iaitii any nlhi-r tciritmy Inhali
Itetl by Italians
In lespniis,. o the lleniiiu riprcseil-
tltinls. tile Allies ll.lVe l-llllt'-il (lilt to
Italy i ai i ici'iiiany and N list "in must
Illi'Vltablv be delealed nnd that III II..'
iiiial settlemtnt Italy will be allow. ,!
no voice unless she takes p,ut ,n the
war on their side.
Purls llcitrs 'I'luil lliHIini I'leei l
I nncfiit ra 1 1 im,
Paiiis, Manh 1(1 A di-spiti!
ni
HetliVa sa)S that Hie ''ifmilt n' II. i'
cit) l infnrlneil bv Us llnlili' i in ri spohd
-nl that a luge paitnf 'In- h.tliii lb . I
Is coin 'rating it Tn .. ' . I- w .s
i 'lull till l-C'l.'llv toit I I lle nf I'm
I ,i u 77.1 would . '.pun inil a II, t 1 tv .' .
would hn sent lu Hie I ini'dau in s
Vnuibi' despai.h s.. s thai the llal.
liin iiill'mt II it's havi I'Mie'led 111 i-
j respuuili nts of the h una 7'mti hl tt and
UlO l'l'llllU'.llt, fclKlHI lium ilUUK't
NOT AN ACTUAL
BLOCKADE, SAYS
BRITISH REPLY
Xew Note to Ftiiled Slates
Admits Action Is itli
ottl, Precedent.
LESS DA MA 01X0 To
XKITKAI. IXTKKKSTS"
Ainericiiii Proposals l-'ni'-.
inally Hejeeted in 01".
fieial Explanation,
lMIKSIDKXT TO .MAKK
VlOOh'OrS IMMVPKST
Fears KITeet on Public Feel
inff Here When Docu
ments Are Published.
W .vsli on rt'. Mar. h J . In exp'atia
t.on nnd defence. nf her extcaurdina y
programme . f cutting nir all trade with
Hermany iiie.it It!. tain asks that the
Fluted States view this procedute as
inoditl-d torm of bhs kade
A f"imal statement itga'ding tie
l.evv policy, wh.tli the lint'.sli ti re dv
know Is certain to be shnrply nbjec;el
to by 'lie Fi.itetl State", was ie. e.ved
here to.ilay a" n noin a. c mp.inv in
the copy of the order In council handed
to Ambassador Page yevterdtv Th -note,
not only contnlns a rejection of
the American proposal suggesting a
modification of the niarltimo polices f
acim.iny atnl Kngland hut also an
swers the I'nited States's "ltniiiries as
to what may be expected lltld' t tlie
new order by which the Allies have
.announced their intention to proven- al
trade with Oerman.v ."
The Hnttsli Hoveriimen: asked li...
ts communication on these two su..
Jects be withheld fctni the public U
the Fnlted S'.atts Government un
Tliursdin morning, whin It will he p
Ilshfd also III C.reat Ilrltaln. T 'n Am
lean n-ttx. t.ie ore suggest, -..g i
(treat MiiUin pass foodnuiTi t t
c.vll popul ition uf Herman) in iete
for a in.sllik-atloit of i ie-niany '.- s.
marine operations nnd the lHter n t
of uniuir) regird.ug the new- po
will lie (tiveti vtit at the Same time
"l.t'ss 'I Into Hlitfl.llili',"
Although the Ilrlti"li response in t. e-.
conimunlcnt oiim was to-d.iy inrifnli
gn.itded at tho State Ileparlinei" i m. .
Im said authoiltal.vcly that the bind' -i
td the llrltlsh elatemci.t regaulii-g i n
new policy is that the nperat on shou i
he regarded by neutrals as snnieihiiu
lesji than a hlockadc and. thettloie. n -though
new to International pn cedent,
lies damaging lo neutral .nteie's than
the more lnmlll.ir blockade prop- r
Tins tplaliatlon on the p.ilt of lie
Miltlsb Hovetmili lit has In no my
shaken the intention of the Admi'isii .
ton I i lodge as v go roil" a piottst .,.
s Hf.sibe against the Alln-e' pi'"
,n seeV.iur to itr.itmle all tl.llle
dm.
v .1 1
Utrtniiiy. The Pr.fcldi lit talhrs !.'.
the White House to-tlay final., cni vlin i d
that Mr Wilson fe.l v.-iy strut glv ..n
Hum issue, bill the Pres.dt lit !l'lltl.
decllnid lo make an) eimtne
MibJect nt this tune. It vv.i'
on Hi
.1... lar. 1
111 ..'llel- 0,Ulirters, ht.WeV"-. In '
Fn.led 'tntesi would lii"l H-e,f i
nroualy ax posslhl.. tn d fencs ol
are leg.irded aw its lights.
T'.e llrltlsh oi-ib is in .'"lin. il
.lie lie
to outline a mode tn' pio tdn .
unautbtirlist by anv pi incip.c i
nation t law nnd unlike nun
befnie attempted. W bib U .s i
conceded that the I'mitd S'.it.
in a iKislllon Inn- id a liimd
who'
I.
to bear upon Hi-it' Hilt.un. I t
an I Jlussi.i pie ml- !,,i.d nt lecst-ir
which might cflect modltie I'lon of th-
policy, ).'t this tloveintiie't, it is e".
serted will not remain sllert ni i.
fine of what is regarded 'is a tlagian'
violation ot Us right It is proposed
to establish at lisi.st grounds on whn'i
claims tor dumasiw nny subsi-ri-ni'v
rest.
May -Ilr Public IVrlliiu.
, The effect which the vu tual blocI .id
'of Hermany Ih likdy to have upon puh
He opinion m this cnuntrv Is fully rip.
predated here The belief hete ir tlr '
't will stir up urorger fetling In this
rnurl-y airni.st Knfli'"t that Ins s
pi a red tin to this time
The Miuistel Ot the NethMlind calle I
1 nt the Statu riepartnient tn-1iv ac.1 .'
, l believed that, as ii r-s'ilt of tl ...
fereticn theie. Holland wU Join w.h t
Fnlted States In a proteit against '
dritish icprls.-il mc.t..ure as lute i i.
1 tieutinls
No tep in the d'.rictmn of pun.
was taken lo-dai It " 'I'
artcrnoon that Colville Mni.iiiy. I
sellol- or Ihe Itl'ltlkll Hintus--, i!e I -, e '
to the Stale 1 lep.n tllient till nth .1
I
of the ol.lel'S 111 eoiiin .1 1" In.'
epl lll.ltl.l V etlltelliellt 1 I'gl lei
i the Mulish ii s nf the uttmist iinpoit.ti
It l lli Id III l.olli.'tl Hilt till- Hole
the Fnlted late slnniid Mtisfv ei.
iiuestioii ai d "leu loiopl.ilni on the p
of tne .Minn lean i.a'..iul a'ld a I '
lll'llll.tls
Thai tne p' u.s of propo-cl np. r,.- "
iro less ini'tt-i: to in utrals ti ..n
bin. k.ule woil d be IS KUIipol ted hv
t
slatelll. lit tb.M Weie the Allies to ilefl.-u
a bloikiide of i let map)- eVi ry vs.
and cvciy cargn . mubt In an att-int
tn bieak the block . In would be s,
and eonllst'at.d The orders in 'nn
. st.ibllMhi.il a policy uf linii-c nflu . I
i,., Id ill ii-c.ird 1. 1 I nit-.ii. .'"I wi.
ilw i' s s.ibj. ft ti, e ti. .: '!
.ni H. II loll Wis nl. , It ,1 " s . ' . '
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v. . , . IP i
foil 111 . thi II. I I
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