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g Always Found in The
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N Sport News Worth
2 Reading.
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ESTABLISHED 1870
BANDIIS IN I
SIERRA 8|llA %
0I8P08ED 0E
Cenerals Herrera and Maldonado
Are After tribes in Different‘
Sections of Mexico
GENERAI 8001i 18
AEIER INENNIIAIION‘;
l
WI Spend Several Day: With Gen-t
erel funston
\li‘.'.\'lt‘it tl’l‘i', April in. 'liic “at“
it. I_I,Il' lllr‘lll received illflllltltlll‘o ll’oin
tl,.- north ‘oday saying that (iellciai
l its Herrera had disposed of bandits
Ill sierra de la Sill-a and Corral de his
i'uv-tlras Uerrcral Maldonado is put
s . lug tln band of tleneral Martin in
l!"7
\i‘ASlllth'l‘UX, April lit. Mayor-
ll‘ldl Hugh 1.. Scott, l'htct of Skill
Army, pill go to San Antonio.
'1' \ts. lon‘glrl. by order of .s‘eil'clary
llitti-r, til order to gel accurate tutor
- i'llll‘ :ts II) the sililfllltlfl on tim hol-
.‘ ." u'ld l'; .‘erltO.
r'riI:tl.iiy linker is int! this stilt-I
Il.r'lll
t‘u rteral Scott It‘u\a‘s for Sin
Iirr‘ltl Illls mulling at ll 13 at tn.
‘.
‘1. 1|".
All
l.
t; test lic \\ll| spend set-Ira] days
in h tieneral Millston .iliit r-Ituru
'i‘-ls trip is made unlely for the put
“"49 of getting its acturnte illtorlrrtt
tion as possible for the use of the de-
pal‘tllwlii lien, ir‘unulon reirlutns t;
ltill charge of the affairs of his dc .
partrrient. including the expedition ill
in Mexico. He has the full confidence
the department and his dispoal
lion.s hate the departlrlellt‘s entire ap-
proval." I
‘\'AS||lM;’l'ti.\'. April lit Alter-islort‘
the Washington goternlllerlt tlpoll
t-Iv question 3‘ to uhether the Allnl l
n In forces hunting Villa should be
rviailcd or reinforced for further
o,i»Iraiious today annitcd the receiptl
further reports from American of»;
tiurs in Mexico. General Punston at. ‘
l" lily has submitted it lengthy reportl
on the situation atld additional aid-I
\ w s from hint are momentarily or i
Itr't‘lf‘d. Aleartttltile indications .rrle
that the chase tot Villa is at a starld- .
Il'l
i'lit- Kt‘llt‘rltl belief here is llllll t‘itc
He‘lllian situttion ttould hate aoillc
in Hill}: tlpon the impending deINtision
silI ulld a break ill diplomatic relations
ot-ill. it “as pointed out that thIl'
t: oops lloti ill \ltIxico ttould be need I
t.-| at home. military prlltlenc:
\\ iultl require that steps be taken to
p..-paic l'or etentllalities ill Europe. I
it was suggested that inasmuch act
the main puryfiise of the expedition.
the protection of the liolnlcr has been
accolrlplished an agreement for ttitli
tlrittal might be reached ttitll (‘ arran
Zn on the basis that if Villa or Ills
bandits again head rlo :llward Amer
lean troops would again ('rOss the
international line.
1”I. I’ASO. Tea. April ll9.-—('oltfirli.-
ation of reports that the Alllericall ex-
peditionary force “as being concert-l
trated at three points in Mexico:
preparatory cituer for the \tithdraital
oi the II'OUIN or the organization of at
new and more extensive calllpaigtl
“as receltttl lere today f .om Mex-
ieirl sources.
it “as said/that General Pershing
lye-d ttilhdrattn all outlying detach-l
It ents south of \‘amiquipa and that lot
the neighborhood of 3,000 men wereI
( tinned at San Antonio, 12 miles west
of t‘ilsihltirlachic. and that a force. es-
timated at almost double this number
“us being concentrated near Nam
itiilipa.
The belief that the American troops
J'tlt‘ about to leave 'ilexico is wide-
spread among the Mmicans in Juarez
3‘“ has completely changed the all-I
tilde ol the people ttlio, after the Par-
l:it int-iti’ent, gave marked indications
of hostilities touard Americans.
supplementing reports that the
political situation in Mexico was of»
minor importance in comparison with
the economic conditions and the rav-
aces of typing epidemic which has
bI Ieil sweeping through the (‘t-‘l‘ -ral
s ;,tten all American billing official re I
rotted messages today that relielI
was urgently needed if thousands all
the peon- ln Durango. Connuill.
t i
ti'
SIS
, provided
I early today.
Entered at the South Nowell: Post
tilltll‘imli
Bf CHAIRMAN
0r CONVleltl
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tStarttford Leader Piolied For
Coming State fleeting at lien,
Maven
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CNNIIIIE88MAN MASS l0
8PEAN Al NECEPIINN
lonergan, Kennedy. Donovan and
lleilly Possible Delegates at
large
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SOUTH NORWALK, WNNu WEDNESDAY, APRIL 19,1916
ENIIIIN INCIIEII filtM
IlElEA8lN8 0A8" 0f NEPPIS
I ~ 9
lleirs Prevent tars Florence trailer
I front Getting Money Wilton ller
HIlllNiEl’lllt'l‘ April 19 A tenlpor
tar) illiullcllou tilts granted ill the su
lperior court this morning rcstarin
-irrg Adrian llocketl. executor on the
Ella Keppy estate. from turning over
any property to Florence Keppy \‘l'ulI
ters under penalty of $15,000 The in
junction was signed by Judge Webb af-
ter the facts had been stated by Judge
(‘arl Foster. who asked for llre ill
junction on behali ot Maude Wheeler
‘and Jesse I. II. Keppy‘, heirs of the
l I~2lla \Keppy’ estate
The heirs recently trim a victory Ill
the superioi court when a jury brought
in a verdict ill tutor of breaking Ella
lt‘eppy's will, Maude Wheeler and
.It'h‘st‘ i. it Keppy were aggrieved be
causi- their mother left the built ol
her estate to her daughter Florence.
It vitae alleged that Mrs Ki-ppy was
mentally ftllllpt‘lt'lil and that Flor
cure “alters used undue urtlucllcc to
llriluee her irrotllcrlo \\Ill certain prop
erty to her,
Since lllt' iria‘. counsel for Maud"
-—-‘-—-— “hm-let and Jesse I. ll Keppy,
\t'.A.~'lil.\'t:'l‘t).\’. i) t'. \[ll'll itt. learned that lit titlllllltllt to the will
‘Illlllltr S t‘ulilllllllgs oi Stitlrtford, made by All: chpy. she hull also
t‘olln, will be the temporary anti'lllade an assignrrti-lu to Florence Ii
permanent chairman of the Democrat Ittas also discovered that after the
it‘ .s‘lnlt contention of Connecticut ltr'jllf)’ trial Adrian ifocltct has been
he told at New Mutt-ll ill May, alnl'turliuig over some property to Flor
not Thomas 1.. Reilly, former eon 1t'll(‘t' \tslters lie claimed he had ‘1
trcssluau from the i-ietolld district.
has been turrenlly reported.
'l‘lils sliilellienl «as made
tlii)‘ by Mr llt'l‘ly. ttlto said
llzztl been agreed some little
tut-t o \lr t‘uuinilngs and himself that
the lllllllt'r would lit the temporary
lllflll‘lllilll and malie the lielllocrutlc
ketnoli sptith ill reply to the lit-pub
lituil keynote slivvt‘ll made by Sena
for (home l’ McLean at the Ileptrbll
ciiu coliHIltlioll last week.
it!
here it)
that
(Continued on Eighth Page.)
,MEIIEN 80E8 IlNAD
E0ll 8I08,222
Brings Action For Salary as Adviser
and less' in Court Proceedings]
NEW YORIK, April ill. (‘ llltrlt-s S.
Mellen former president of the Neti
Y,ork New ilaten & llitltlold rail
road filed suit ill the supreme coUl.
here today against the company for
“US$322, with interest. iii his effort
to trltolte the payme ill of a salary of
I51ltltltltt a year for five years. as all
;'tisol to the railroad.
A contract alleged to have been
made July is. i‘ll:,i shortly before
Melle n retired tlolll the presidency
has attached to the complaint
that .\lcl|ell was to be
tailletl in the company's employ ill
the salary mentioned and also that
be was to be "held blameless lll every
lpl'oceeding which lliighl be brought
tgainsl him because of his acts as
.piesldeiil of the road' Tile company.
he alleges it was agreed “as to sat-
isty’ any judgment or decree of any
(ourt against him
In addition to his salary for the
ifirst year. \lellen seeks to lctoter
I37 8. 1:22. with interest which he clalmsi bv
"trill-ti ll and
that were . ought
to have lost tlllotlgh
citil proceedings"
:.-.t 'lllllsi llinl.
MAlllIAl IAN IN NA81IN08
H AS'I'lNGS-ON- HUDSON N.
April 19. «Martial law was declared in
effect within the limits of Hastings
village and state troops were called'
upon for duty today after rioting ‘;had
assumed serious proportions among
strikers of the National Conduit and.
Cable (‘onlpa.ny A mob of men at-
tacked the company‘s plant with but
lets and stones.
Although4he plant of the \‘ational
1Conduit and Cable Company is closed:
as a result of yesterday‘s rioting by
strikers and sympathize-rs, further
trouble occurred today. Several bun.
dred men resumed atoning the plant
|Private guards attempt-
ed to disperse them by moving for
ward threatening and firing a few
shots- in the air. but retired before a
rush by the strikers and their friends
The sheriff's deputies ware with-
drawn late. yeoterday after the plant
had closed village oflctals believing
Auiiuonlientea, San I‘ll. Potent “a Ibere would be no further trouble.
'Iacateran were not to perish
Won't-mean), -l
A shorter working day and increas-
ed wages are the strikers dcltandn.
The. company employs nearly 8.000
per-om.
ill
ago he ,
le'
I right to do llill-l under the assignment
but .iu-ige Foster declared that if Mr:
'Ki‘ll'l-V tins llrcirlup- tent to make a
thll she “as also illeonlpi-li lit to malt.-
.ill .tssluuliiv- ill
“the property ltoclu-t was giving to
I Horn iii-e “aim is mine to llilll its a
iparlial lll'alf‘llllIllttll of the estate of
Josephine Mil-kit) ol liarien. The late
il-Illa I\epp,\ had a bequest of about
V1500!) from this est :tle atid this form
lestale. After the jury found in favor-
Iof breaking Mn. Keppy' ittwill Rocket
llook an appeal to the supreme court
. is this is still loading the other
heirs want to prevent the distribution.
of the estate in the meantime.
.ltilot trillions trill
III [III l’IlNClAMAllIIN
First Week of Alay Ila-ed for
Health and Beauty Effort
The first vteek in May has been of-
tlcially designated by Mayor t‘arl
Axel ilaraliorll as "(‘lean l'p \\ cck"
llll Nor“ :llk. ‘Mnyor ilarstronl )‘t‘fllt‘l‘r
day afternoon issued the following ill'
. tercstlllg proclamation
i A Proclamation.
\\llercas the t‘ily (‘otliltil at its
meeting on the thirteenth of April,
“Illllh, unairlrllously passed a resolution
ailing upon the mayor to issue ll
procl.aluallon appointing the first
wet-k ill May. "L‘lcun t'p Week" in
Norttalli; and
“'lieleas no intelligent and publii
spirited citizen can possibly fail to
lappreciate the talue to the commun-
lity frotn a concerted effort in this
I direction.
' Now therefore 1. Carl Axel Hat-t
strom. mayor of the t‘. by of Norttaik.
in order to promote the public welfare
and to encourage civic pride do here
designate and set aside the week
beginning May 1.
which a special effort should be made
to put our city into order; and l
cordially invite the ptiblic press our
ipublic and prltate schools and all our
civic organizations su(h as the (‘-ham
her of Commerce lloard of Trade.
land in particular the tarlous women
Ileagnes and federations. to give this
Y..'Irn0\cment their hearty cooperation
it is suggested that every house
holder should make the effort to
clean his heusc and premises. that he
should remove the winter's accumula-
Itlon of waste material. dirt and fifth,
——thus destroying the breeding places
Ifor flies and disease germs, as well
Ins lessening the dangers from fire;
lthal weeds should be eradicated anti
that v-atant lots should be cleared.
Children might be taught. both at the
lschool and in the home. that to litter
the streets with paper is both “It;
nightly and wrongrsln short. any-
thing thnt will add to the. cleanliness
'of the city may be considered a spec
ial order of business for the first
week in May.
And Ii call upon the regularly or
gunned agencies of the city. the
Board of Health. the highway, Armand
police departments to non
for vigilance in make the resolution
of the council elective.
Done at the City Hall. this ibtb day
of April. 1!".
CAN. AXII. HAII‘I‘IGI.
layer
‘(Ih
i
l
Illat’tflrd Ion Irene Iachlne
til the principal part of Flirt Keppy 8’
as a time dtlrini;I
MAGI- “OI
t
Fair tour-L; cloudy rims";
THE SENT
LEADS
In Every Feature
Newsm
Should Possess.
Up-to-Date
trim ltsnnis‘
it___ HilllltS CASE
Says Ile Applied foLWorii in fat-
teries bat Was Barred by Union
liltlll’iI-ll’tlltl. A'plll \ itliall
Spiezel who 1.x suing Jack Hollander
the Hattt-rs' union of lmnbiirt and ”Ir
Iflmtt‘rh of the union lot 3" law damag
es alleging that :i.~ union tutti ita~
taken from him and the llt‘llntlHIlI:
conspired to pretrill llllll from ob all;
in): employment at his trade, testified
before Judge \A'ebb and a Jllr) m lllt
(‘it'll Superior court fills morning. tllzl.
‘Ilt‘ was unable to procure employment
as a butler trout .Iuit, fill" until May
III the following year
Spica-l said that willie
l but factory lll \‘evturk. he had to
Icate the job as the union carin- ill~
..ild he had no card so consequently
lie was found to t‘illl llt' told oi
lxorltillg lrl t‘htmgo making ladies
.lor hats for llllitbl tour illltn‘ after
' ‘Ilt' got through ill the llaird I'lllsitll
"0".“ “MUS NWIM‘“ '0' factory in lielhel Hr also told hour
Exchanging licenses
AliiIN 8A8E
l0 KEEP NI8
Alll0 UCENSE?
——_
I \
Wile! tilled homunculus
on April 13
—__
\ioriiilli: lll
Itr
he applied for ttork in factories in
Iiroolilyvi. \t-tt iotlt. lloorllorl and
, Philadelphia and “its unable to gel
Thirteen bearings. one of which work
was given 0. Burton ('ase of liar: The plaintiff teas cross examined by
lord. were heard by State StNIt-etnl-,'Atltlrlley .lohn S. l'uttiilan. counsel
for the defendants this running title:
which Attorney \\' tiordoii \lei'rl’l
Splclel's attorney until a 'lUEIIIN‘J' of
Articles ill the by fault and constitu-
tion of lllt‘ ballets" tilrloo T‘l-I plant
tiff their rested its VIA" .i'nl the in"
“lines: for tin doll-usi- Iu‘rn~ A
t‘iinrwa It. lhrrnen in the old Sena-e-
chamber at the Capitol yesterday at»
reruoon. Mr, (‘ane wait heard on till"
tharge ot hitting caused the death or
t'lalcnce tilistafsori. 7 years old. while
driving all aillnrrlobile Ill New Britain
on April 13.
\\.|<
(‘ase remitted that lot (toys llulihi-ll ot‘ Xuru‘fllk.
hit. llt'll on" to an t‘Aprt'an wagon Ilrlblwll thII lie thritt-l Ill l'H‘ [Illil‘rl
\\I|l(II “HA jtlnl ahead of mm on i'nteidl tat-toly in thLllt'I \\Ill'll Spit 7.
South \iaill street, .\‘eu INIHHID, Ilc el iiiil Ill late and lie ion-v. in.- plain-
sil'lit'li our (If the") when they Ilfl its 'i‘lllsn'l ” IIII ritl'l :‘lplij‘l tt.i.~
dropped otl‘ soon afterwards ttlllloul [‘Tt:~t‘lll at the lint-It'll: L’Nli a shop
\tiirntlip As Case had been pg rule has tumultuous.) 11.2ttlr't‘ll :En-
onerati-d bt llit' (‘oroner his license, rill-I protnliitp t‘l.tt a barn r ll'lIItI go:
which had bet-it called in, “Mt l'c a wt-lgliout lr'oiil tlii ltlll'lllitll 'lltl \tit
turned it down and then get another weigh
._..... out and the latter had to be uet down.
and the first weigh otll "pinned out"
Ibefure the batter could obtain the
third wellh~out.
Splesel claims that in July. lttltl heI
,vtits flrnd :30 cell' s by the shop sliI
tward and upon his lelusel to pay it.
Ihln tlnrott cttid ttaa taken away .‘.Il(lnl‘
him,
8lANlIINIl AIIMI NE 250,-
000IIIIEO Bill 8 8ENAIE:
;Iill World Produce ”Regular and
Reserve Force of a Million MenI
l
lit. The‘
passed by.
to the
conference
(Continued on Sixth Pogo.)
lMlINICAll 00A81AIIIIIIEIII
10 EXIENlI MEXICAN llNE
\AASIIth 'I‘fl\. April l“. The cab-
inel was prepared yesterday to con-
sider the request of the Cnrrnnu do
ifacto government that-a geographic“
lllmit be set for the Il‘eralting purlltivcl
texpedition and all other matters coir;
‘rrccted with the Mexican situation.
; Officials are now about convinced
t that the early reports of Villa's death‘
are untrue. although investigation is,
still in progress by the State Depart ‘
merit and army representatives ll‘
may be two or three days before lthI
llryittery' of whose body it was that
Iwns identified as \"illn n is cleared tlp
Meanwhile differences of opinion
\\'A‘Sill.\'(i'l‘0.\'. April
Army Reorganisation hill.
the Senate last night. went
llouae today. where a
are deteloplrix among the l’resident' it probably “I” I” “I‘I‘NI I‘" "II III“
closest advisers oter the question of measure. , _
recalling my. ”on”. Some omdai ,, The bill is a substitute for the llayl
believe that ”H. rial 051901 of the bill passed by the House and. as
finally approved without a record vote.
would produce regular army and re-
serve for es in the United States an
gregatlng‘ia million men. The stand ‘
ing army would consist of 250,0titt'
men. A strident volunteer force is‘
provided and st heal and college boy
would be subject to the call of the
president in case of war.
The bill was hurried through the:
Senate amid exciting scenes. after a
joint session of the two houses had:
‘been called for today to hear an lid-f
dress by President Wilson on grave
international issues. All attempts to'
reduce the proposed increases in the}
army were rejected in quick succes-.
start. to- n '; n
lire bill differs radically from the
House nfeasure. On that account it
'akregarded as tirtuaily certain
that a conference would he asked.
in My
expedition has been iItiompltnhed and
that Villa's blinds are utterly diaper-I
setl.'1'llty argued that the situation
tnow is such that tile final. capture of
Villa may safelt be left to the (‘ar-. 5
ranzieta forces Others take an op l
iposite vlett and it is not expected that‘
a final decision will be reached until
a report is received from Consul Gen-
eral Rogers who has been instructed
to learn from General Carrnnra what‘
steps the de tacto government is will I
ing to take to “get Villa" should file
American forces be ordered back to
the border.
if the troops are kept in Mexico.
either additional troops must be sent
to General Funston or arrangements
made for stortening his lines of com
I munlcatlon. n _
‘be main line. which now reac'lles‘“
as far south as Satevo, cannot be ex-I_
tended with the forces now on hand.|
There now in no reserve to draw on;
‘10 that if regulars are to be utilized!
the coon artillery must be called on.‘
litlltlittlltllt itiilil '
ill. itillitlu
Wilhelm Lichtblau, of 92 Washing-
ton street. suffered cuts and abrasions
on one of his hands. and a. bad bruise
to his knee. this morning. when he
was knocked to the pavement at Rall-
‘roed anenue 3nd Washington street.
by a motoroycle.
The motorcycle mounted the side-
nlk to avoid hitting a taxicab which.
while mending in a westerly dlreo
tutor PRIMARY
Dilliiilliit litiit01t'
The primary department of the
Centre School. Norwalk. is preparing
an elaborate entertainment to be giv-
en at the High School hall, Tuesday,
April 25, at 3:30p. m. for the purpose
,of raising money to purchase a Vic
trola for their department. The il
lit-traced posters announcing this
met are the work of members of the
diflerent high school classes.
The scenery is being prepared by
the Mnnunl Training Clue, under the
direction of 0. w. Wordwell. The con.
tunes are being prepared by the
. node a sudden turn. Olleer mothers under the direction of the
Frank 3. Bullion tareeugoted the no More. ‘ .
client. Ir. Uchtblnn. who nslecnt- The 'nntertalp ent in" to be a
ing manipulate tro- tbe Central Mother Gooee u mttn, the first ever
itillel- A.
II’IIESIIIENI WIISON 8EN08
IIIIIMAIIIM 10 GERMANY
iii Mill lillt
till it: till
Good talking, Songs and his
Maire lip Splendid Progratne
title of the finest smokers and en
ltl'l'dlllmt‘lll.‘ etc. t‘lljll:t‘tl by linens
Tribe of ltcdlncll. and friends. was.
last night held in me hall on West
\iaslllugtou slim-t Slate officers oi
prouilllczice ttcl't present, a splendid
program ttas Untlt'tl, and a M)t'l:|'.
time oi lut-Ircst enjoyed,
‘llii illtt illi,‘ “its trptut'd with ADP
offering of 'llc lllpt' of peace" to tilt
palelarIi-s prtIst-ltzi-«l by the Redden
Several ttill rendered solos were
heard iroill ilarold Hall. The first
slit-alter ot the ctelii'lg was (lmt Sit
chem W (J. Austin, ex mayor of tin
\il) ol Stamford, George W. Farr
t'lllld, Urcart Prophet, of Bridgeport
.ind lilstricl lieputy Gould, of Dan
bury, one other speakers. ilarolzi
llnll iat’orcd ttilll sittral well rel.
tiered tut-til selection».
“Big eats" pt-i‘e rt'rtt‘d in abund
.tllce. ’l'hcse collsls‘ed of blind
In tiil- satin is .I"tli\.clic.~' and coffee
lllt pl. n ies until a late lion:
..i. lick! til the «aiming
abin lltlulllllll'l‘ in cllltl‘gt. ital-i.
.liihll Gallagher. tliair.lia:i. Lester
liluell, (‘ J. I'l't‘rk'll 1, ilztrl'y tiarlu 1:
.li‘tl Fred \Vlllldlllb
'I‘Ilc Ilill.l)lil‘) ding. .ion eonsislid
ot lllslrlct lhpuly Eduard it. Gould,
Satin-m (larcllce l5. Smith. Second
Sanllap, llarold sasnilsky t‘hlefs Ed-
ward 'lllolupson, lullll‘) Dcl'aul. lnula
lleynlall, all of l'augusselt Tribe. The
local Red .\l-Irl were illtited to Ittentl
the poillt ball of i‘auguasott Tribe
and the Coast Artillcry Company. In
the new state ntnlory, Danbury. Aprlr
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NNNNAIN PAIll|0I8 NAlll
10 BAIIEESNN’ llINII
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il‘
'l.',t
‘of proving their loyalty to the Ameri-
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he Sentinel ~St evtns fund to be for-
itardcd the New York Tribune Mar
jmlt‘ Stirretl batNtshlp fund
\t‘ by not buy stock. figuratively
speaking, in a ship of war that will
carry Old Glory to her masthead and.
if necessary. belth torth shot and
shell in the name of the United
States?
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Demand Made 'l'lial Inner
Send Answer lane“-
ly Regal-hm Attacks U
Merchantrnen Cum“
Americans— Congress h
Session This Afterno-
President Wilson has sent til
note to Germany warning k ‘
that unless attacks on merchant»
men carrying Americans in vlo- " I
lation of international law. are
stopped diplomatic relations CE
be severed. .
The President explained M
the note practically is an nth-V
turn. but does not Contain a m
limit A demand is made, ht-
ever that Germany may I“).
immediately.
The President revealed a“
fact to Senator: Stone and W
and Representatives Flood d
Cooper. ranking Democratic III
Republican members of the 0*-
grossiorlal Foreign Affairs Cfi-T‘ 4g .
mittecs at a conference at h' ‘
White House ctarly today.
The note went forward “A
night in code by way of C”
hagen. The President wantnit'b-
be in the hands of Anibal“
Gerard or the German Pow
Office when he appears I)“
Congress.
a
~«
The members who hea’rd h it
President outline it did not a." I.
dcrstand it to be an ultimatum in and
the sense that the term is techniv " l
cally used. but all considered at .‘l
to have that effect. an,
Senator Lodge asked the PI‘i- ‘ "l,
dent about the use of the "a .
“immediatclv" in that connocu.
and was told that it meant u
Germany. would be given
portttnity M recieve the cg.-;
nication and to make reply
The evidence in the Sussex none ..
was referred to and the Fred“ , '
pointed out the apparent sinki-
ity in the accounts of the *3
and place of the attack upo/n hr; L, .
and the attack admitted by (its ,
many to have been made bv Q
of her submarines on a ship in
that vicinity. The President In-
liem the evidence in the Sufi!
case is convincing.
The President went over .I
situation very thoroughly
the committee lenders and >
them explicitly he believed h
United States could not rerfin
on friendly terms with Gen”
if American lives continued at
placed in jeopardy by Ger“
submarines. He, laid before
:all information he will convey "
his address to Congress. The“
mod for a stop to illegal solut-
rinc v arfare, the President told 7,
the Traders. is unequivocal.
i As the committeemen left till .:
iWhite House they made no elect .. ‘
to conceal what the President It.)
told them.
The President made plain tht't
iGcrmany st'll cares to condone;
her submarine warfare, in accord- . '8
ance with accepted rules of in- «a
iternational law, the America M
‘govcrnment will be glad to conr -
tinue friendly relations.
It was disclosed that the Preli- :j
dent in h 9 address to Conga“ rig"
would not go into extended ,
about the incidents which M_
caused the American govern“
to view the situation will;I :
gravity, taking for grant
members of Congress are farm“;
with them:
At 12:31 o’clock the P
left the White House for .
Capitol
Soon after, the President .
ed at the Capitol and awaicn‘ ‘
moment to go to the ball of A
House. where_ Senators 'and
(Continued on Page Three.)
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