HING SENTINEL
2am A. L. cocoon,
,I’Rorninrons
go'rA'BLIs‘nED' or,"
was ,oouorw
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TOMORROW
Bride 3:49 a. m.; 4:25 p. m.
fisoowfimo; sets 6:02. .
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.Braoch. Office—9:383.
t-‘g Residence-2181
Editor's Residence—7524.
.Managm’s Residenco—
gas. '
.JKLNG COOBER
., 'nttdn may yet give place to
ngvleoober. lie hrs“, :zlrs-ady yielded
Of
ctllarly in Comanche County, Tox—
thmfaurlhs of whose area has
it with}; state of Texas is.said to
9 $03,890 ocrcs planted in peanuts,
on is 1,000 per ccnt. tnorc than in
7 5 There has boon a similar do,
. “potent in Georgia, Alabama and
ma. An expert writing in Who
do
unmet, amounted to $56,080,000,
“3 Jive timcn as much mine aver-
prbduction eight years ago,
o'wafr is partly l't.‘.‘»p0ll5lllll‘, llflv‘
‘ of! the European supply. The
“ woovll has had :1 good dcal to do
' when that predatory insect,
us the cotton crop, lessened the
.Bunincss"»sztys that the 1916
tilt-t0 grinning peanuts. The oil is
“ to be an admirable substitute for
lilies-d oil. It is regarded no hot-
.ntakinx hard and butter substi-
Thore is n distinct advantage.
u'rgrowinz goobcrs so far as the
is concerned. They have the same
ct as clover and peas, in that they
brinandCdcposit nitrogen in the
thus leaving it richer instead of
vorlohing it as cotton‘doea.
ééé‘llln ETOWlllE. appreciation, too,
ted peanuts, pullout butter and
{candy as cheap and valuable
, result. according to tho expert
cloned, in that peanuts may soon
it the stock exchange, and
ave a generation of “goobcr
flaLlNo WITH NATURE
‘ gambling has its occasional
but it’ll always a precarious
welder the Connecticut onion
m atom. . They took advantage of
L‘lpngncarcity to corral about 2,-
oilo'nds“ oi’ this dolcctabie'vcgcm-
‘ hold them for a fine. They
y1‘0 cents a pound on the lot.
cured 'that they could easily
heroirom 15 and“ cuts 9.
But they hadn't nod on
.,..
_ .f 3'
onceo‘thpre came a‘rspell of
'And those 2,000
fibufii) in tram/am.
‘ JDZrhiARCH 15. 1917 \
no}; in some southern iocalitiosfl
diverted from cotton to peanuts.‘
'V i
- that life of Germany? What of the real
weather.
‘ inhuman ‘0 99m" as is tary matters? Whatpf ihe~splrit or
onions along toward spring. 1 the G canon ,people? ‘
themselves from utter ruin.
been compelled to cell great
pt 6 and 7 cents a pound.
30,000 on their venture.
”THEY'RE wonTl-I
'rheads? What of political conirorer..
halide face a. loss of $500.4
oculators have .«rhfld similar
‘3‘ at -» times. Eggs won‘t
firever,’ “(in in;_“(:oldlastot"-. they felt, was left. out. The German
g} or will poultryritiiroinliven—iymp6m havebeen filled only, with rc-
‘generally safer. Yet corn
own to xvoil- Andullitlf‘t;.roneltknflalrsarrpm the nanupmnt or
> ‘: undepondable man“ the government—innit thing "a long.
Hiring exit of hiding largo ~ -
if groin whose existencoi-.‘Imigmé such'rolpress‘. in.» the. United
ever suspected. Taking ‘Stalosl Oriin “England, ,where . thel
tlon With “fluff ”lei Pmsslwfily bounce. as it is her?“
~. . ”3‘” flwwsl‘hwmlitufitfiwwor ‘
.a fortunate thlnofor tin:um 113131.st Wflllt taco; regardless
in.mwm..~vwrllo. .. ~ . , . . .
. 1 , . no .Wh t-., 9.21 n ttth .a 9 H7. ‘
. “absolutely rams-_m“m"°:en“ our demon, y a_ r n o a. 72% fi‘A‘l’LOR. U. S; N. .
“1"”, f. oft” Mm” over its do cots. [trecognizels \no atr’ , ‘ 7 $4
”fl. . ’ ’ ,- mmwnw . um .
WM“ “ “ ‘ iv ' ' W] m 33“.. ER ft;
333‘. . ‘H "h?‘no»dlotuuon‘moptm:nflmano ., --_‘ T"- H .
,9! Mu” ' "“3 lfivW-l— wright anon-Mot i ammo. and: 15.—-wn
i" . . . ’7. U V ‘9"
9,): their abhmtnncc, or any uproar: or
other 'little,thi.ngs that might make
them: a reasonable “price in other;
times, don't cut any figure at all in;
the price this year? Doesn't'he under:
stand the dundam-entals of price boost-3
lug? ~* ' . l
Perhaps. howcvor, he really does un-3 arrangements for tho party that is to
t
in which? foliou. he is posting adwrtiainz iztal
luff in all the nearby towns. and au-
nll human} donut
W ‘BE HERE
.(Pontinued From First Page)
w“
dorstand all rinse things.
man for ullom friend Diogenes sought 2 0nd, mm} and fourth “""55‘ full plcdg
- iii-d i'tct-tziting Miners. This makes it
lponnible for every io'o‘n and villa-:13
{to have its own recruiting Qflit‘er
_ list the person of the llOJllllflSlPl'. ln-
GERMAN AND AMERICAN. news. lslenu of n Blilll‘gplil'," all the way to
PAPERS ‘ iNl‘W ”turn or liliduvporl to enlist.
_ ,he can now make application to his
Somebody has raked up :1 (311103!3 own post mash-r for enlistment.
saying of Bismarck: ’ Thu navy~ is olTerinu excellent in:
n ‘ . . m. documents to llit‘il who enlist now.
,Gennun newspapers are bound to Thcst extraordinary inducements are
They are umetmt to ho . tatwd by the large building program
, . . . , ,. . ‘ . use; in cfl‘cct. 813,1N'lll tons of consu‘uc-
glanced m 9‘ “lulu. dunking d ”mg of: tin“ tor the navy has {won nulhm'izod
beer and to furnish topics of inch” by Congress, and this. construction in
conversation, usually about something, “‘1 2: 11:5th 33 last Alli Dilisihll). Th“.
llll‘rgtlll program willgfivc tho navy
’l 393 vcssols of “axioms lynch. conlnlot-
. wt and in full (-nlmitir:~itiil by 1921.
. .
no long in vain.
_ W...” __ w... .
be amusing.
Which has taken placc a long way off
in a, foreign country.” ‘ H“ . _ .
' ‘ . _ tillill)’ tlmnmnd hdtlllltmtll men are
“15“" ‘1“no 5" “"1“ “5 it “35 ml mpnmt by tho navy to man these
lBiomurck'n tinlc. Gunman uewspaporu ll-‘H' child. Those "MI "3"”! bl" Tl“
luullctl and tralncd. by 1921, and il
,u'iil rcqulrc that the majority of
gcnnle journalism; 1hr s(. mun bc taught trades.
‘ .. .. . , . , Tito introduction of steam and
lllnougllout tin. “mid. But it i.) edsyit‘lttlll‘kfily into the navy has caus-
,t‘n0ll:~'ll 10 50¢" ill llli‘ Gl‘l‘lllilll will?“ 0“ rd our modern battleships to be fitted
"Ni-ll t-otnplicnled machinery, mid it
llflllf'n' export lucrhnnicn to run till-in:
charm“; 1..
l
thrive ndl’tlllcml somewhat, with the
(ll
progrcm
toduy~and own in many German-l
:Amcrlcnn papers~thc suliom
tcrintic rt-t'orrtd l0 by lsiunnn-k—dllcir“ All = minulc'x. mnm- for any cnur!
. . gnu-r». Tho navy Nachos and milling.
mm”? (0 “”1”” "’31 hf” nlld portrays 1 :ul til “:4 cxlwrln. Filly-hm. tlll‘li'rtmt?
it with force and accuracy. lruuvs are ltluvlll. BM‘I'lthHI trade.
.ilt'lilWIJh url' mnluioined on shore bvv
‘l " . r 5 lo-: * — ,
Then in 't tremendous com 21 i l “I,“ ermwm. “m...“ all of UM“:
Mm of journalism! 3 tunic.» are tundht. Thu goncrai think:{
i
tween tiltA tlcl‘nlutl ‘
‘ is; that uhcn a but: llrnl cnlists M in.
land the Antoricon and English typo,
Perhaps the Got-man cdiiornshouldn't 5 Ncu'porl, it. 1,. whorc 1“, rm...in in!
be blamed 101- it. They are handicap»! illrurlltfll in nwlmnnship, (ll‘lllutulrlp‘
‘ldriillnr', ulr‘llulinz‘. and llt‘l‘tlomll try-l
ped by a governmental ”WW-“1°“ ana_ :r'lvllt‘. This course of lltk‘irul‘lion;
dictation that began with lliunntrclcI last.» for o pcrtnd nt’ from throw to:
,
four “muffin "‘ho l\t“' in llmu ullmoy
. , . _.
himself. and have continued to the pre-I on Mm.” ,, “mum"... w“... 1.... M
'91“? 0‘ cottonseed, the oil millcrif sent day.- German newapapers never, .:<‘.;rd what trudc he prci’prn to. lake; ERETROGRAD, March 15. via
' . ”u 1,; Hum (“(‘PIll‘ill’t‘d lll hit-ll
hate me” “00' They must smut" ltlown lino of work and if he illnuvo'
. . . .. , , \. .s-c'nool. \vhorv ho is placed under c):-
The Leuool'ohlp enlisting Sim." m" \hr 3 part instructors and given opportu-
bcgauwis merely an intensification of ,
Opportunity in the union of llnclc‘
‘Snm is fairly pounding: on cvcry
ority over the German press. $
W0. have seen that characteristic at, i” it“) “1' ”W llvll' llM')’ and now
up v.\\'llll It. A young man doonn't
German papers have" stood for many, linc, nag}; it ll‘tiut'lit‘h‘ out and crabs
muffle l't’lhlo‘l
things in this brief .perlod. :llwtlyh ‘ b n hm" H nun lh'm‘h
‘stundlng logcillt‘r and shifting logetll—i initgd positions in the navnl service.
I . .. . . . . ,
or. .ley blunted the war on ngfihl‘fillt 1 .13 has never occurred bororo.
.“1‘33' blamed“ on Franco, thcy blunted l Tue boy who now enlists hon every-
thing to gain and. nothing to lose.
0
PSI“ 1‘01“" or tho “African peril" m" the; nnvy today is. made of poor our
rinl lndocd.
l
ntarvatitin of Gel‘lllllny and ”‘9 plcntl-l tin billion or twenty ycnrn ago. To
fut food supply or Gornmny. they turn- "“1": “"‘ M"? " "“W’ “5“.“ “’3‘“ new
ied batteries or hate "llilflln’it Italy 0‘ f of mcn. ’l‘hc men who man Uncle
mountain or America. they uncharted ' mm drcudnoughls today are all Am-
. i purl nltlllcd mochnnics. I
opposed him. they fought France of] TM ldcals or the sorvice were
illllgllvfil typo of American manhood is
tcntlon of Belgium or the surrender coilstcd, lllltl any young American,
of Belgium, they shouted for further] m;.y l‘ccl sure that on enlisting. he
I . . ’
‘ ’ t u not. should, alunyn tool a. justifiable
tary union nod ouch rapid {attain Amino and of which tltc uniform is :1
h. Pr w - x v .
convincing that they always so spoke; ”it?” a; Flinn-c for drunkurds nnd
_ . lbttll-b. The loan in tho sol-rice. who
no the mouthmeces -
' up.
the ,gorommont or stop publication. ; mu' nn'pltltudc llt‘ is soul. tutu trade
ntly to learn.
tho normal control exercised by auth-i
yolmr man's door. Now is tho lllllt‘l
its worst in the last three SENS-~Tho ‘ Law to wall for opportunity now in
,ing rapid advam‘vnulut to high sub
and pcrllapn ncvor will occur nunin.
1L 0“ England. tllny "Il‘l’hmizod ”ml The mun who can not, make good in
'thc “Asiatic, peril," they portrayed the; w'l‘lw navy M today is not the Sim“)
mic; and regulations and it new class
Won Tirpltz and his “Lrightl‘ulncss” or] rut-on citizens and arc for tho moot
courted, Franco, they were for the rc~‘ "We" “Rh" than today 0lll.\' the
who thinks of coin;r into tho nuvy
conquest or peacevuall in such momen- will Pnler‘n scrvice in uhlch he may,
as tombvince anybody ~“‘1l0 neededibm.“ of honor. The navy is no
of the ”P1118818” gets. drunk now is. dischd'r'ged fortit-
government. and only .waited for thel wlth. Drunkards and slackers have
overnment to give the word not been tolerated in the navy for
fig - some time and therewith-are itintt.
'And all this time, what of the inter} m can‘ go no whcrv in the world
. nno find u better,. more upriglitland
cleaner, bunch of mon than those‘who
,comlitions as,»rbgarded food undiahor mike] shell; homes on Uncle. Sam‘a
, _ ya 11 ug s. -
find capital and contributes and mill The recruiting officersm'c-not only:
|lootungd’or recruits. They would
lid-limbo! “ml min: to get in. touch with exam-vice
_ ,mcn, who hold honorable discharges
that passed through their non; the navy. With the view of en:
'rclnn; athen‘l in the fleet-reserve; Atty.
i man holding. an honorable disnbargc-l
I from the navy, who intruder-114mm
_, thoughts
isles? ‘What or the opposition party?
:What of the Socialism? \Xeurly alil "f flirt“. is eligible for the reserve.-~nb’ .mam'anrpomnd‘were’forcedté
- lmntter mm long he has been (list.
that could ”Prewlt‘lhefi‘JtMl Me ml charged, after he has served one en-
the peoplm-rovoalingg-what they were] lintnwnt in the navy he Willmecelve.
doing, what the}v thought and what’ ""0 a year by belonging ill menu-e:
,ceitt. $72 a year and forthwo on!
‘Lstxgcntshhe will receive $100 o’yearf
g 'n or t lsoamolaw. ‘
,DOl‘lS 0f victories and discussions Off upon completion of tsagiigain‘fi:
navy can, at his own request. be trans~
fertcd to the fleet, reserve and receive
one-third of his pay and all personal
additions thereto. and for. 207 years
iéfil‘b‘lCC‘ he will receive one half ‘pay.
land all permanent additions thereto:
This law makes‘ it ptfinlblonl'on..aibqy~
17 years of 34:. upon outgrown.
, .transfér to the resonant. the 1150' of
democracies Itosreak. 37 and receive-7‘ alliances 1;. month pat.
lrion. , He oouldfiw . wot-it wherorhe
'2 pleases and lint; whore'he likes for
Nomi-ears. Then at his own request
wayofl'." _
o: consequcnccx. . to ‘vrllsh ‘ their dirty
linen in-publfifpiu "the mild know
Who to: ”u as ther Au d our, and recelvo'i—‘ushodditlonal. pension.
h um . ., . , r l‘ ‘
This wouldilklvc -him,~$80 ammont'h'
"ran signer; 3113.3qu .
case, .lvo conclude be is: the honest I m.;-tong all post masters of the see'
.3 to mop thorn prepared and ready ‘ we made in the region of Moulin-
.sous-Toutvent enabled us to care
.wsnl to the naval traininu station ttth¢T¢:.bF°k°n.up by Our fircnln
'rnlnulsn‘: roasts F RE-
TREAT UP TIGRIS RIVER,
WITH ‘RUSSIANS IN PUR-
SUIT. /
(Continued tron. first page.)
trip arms: is made in eleven
days.
T he Eritish steamer Bay State,
of .1112 Warren Linc. tailing five
days latcmhnn the .Sagamore, ar—
rived‘ at Liverpool Tuesday.
“~LtCaotain Cannonball!“ making
his first. voyage, on thesagamorfi.
It was stated at the British con- .
Americans had signed aslfitomen
in the Sagamore‘s‘ crew the day
before the vessel departed. They
were Michael Honor-ray Ind John
Henry, both of Boston.« While
having no positive information on
this point, it was 3551:qu ban-0L,
floors of the Warren Linc that :11
men were aboard. ’
lLONDON,-March 14, 6:30 p.
.m.--—The British have: vaneed
thirty miles abovetBagdad. it is
.am‘tounced officially.
BERLI , March, 15, by wire-
less to ‘
a successful revolution in Rus-
sia, according to ,the'Dvcrseas
News Agency, the .officigl.Ger-
man news bureau.
PARIS, March x5.-.—-“East of
the Oise a surprisoattacku which
prisoners, savs today‘s .ptficial
statement. “Several German at-
tacks on small French posts in
the vicinity of Vingeo, west of
Navarin fa rm, and in the Argonne
the region of Maisons» cle Chum-
pagney thcrc.,was rather spirited
artillery fighting. without infan-
try actions.
f-‘w'l’here is nothing to report,
from the remainder of the front.”
London. 1:50 p. m.——The Turks
are in retreat on the Caucasian
front. pursued by the Russians,
the War Office announces. Ker-
munshnh has. been. captured. 1
PARIS, March 15.--An,official
statemenL—issued by the Admir-
alty lashnight, said that during.
the week ending midnight'March
:1. seven hundred and seven uncr-
rbont .shinsi'of all .nationalities.
above too tons not md'exolusivc
or fishing and coastingwesoels.
entered .French.. ports. , In all“
same period two French ships of
War 1300“" You!" ‘v'fi'tloov, ‘ libero
sunk bv submarines ormincs.
Lfi‘mnbl. March 15, 5:10 a.
nip—The German emperor: than for-
w "pulsar-v .depottations:
from Belgium. discontinued for
the present. according to a Ber-
lin dispatch to Renter's by way
of Amsterdam. In addition, the
emperor has directed the gover-
nor-general of Belgiumvas the
result of a thoroughinvestigation.
to rcpatrinte lmmodlotely all Bel.
,gians wrongly sent to Germany
as unemployed. “This auction-«was
Want.
‘and mine throwers as booty.
I “The railroad station at Radzil
Villov, northeast of Brody. wan} pi
extensively bombarded. 3»;
‘Sulatei 13101” “NW that twn'l the attacks were repulsed, and}
_ ,Lassigny and north of Soissons
yvtfle.—Tbct§,hu been ”were defeated."
q,
coats and several machine gum,
“Frontof Archduke Joseph ancil‘
won Mackcnsen: Nothing of im-
portance has been reported.” .
PARIS, March I4.-—TWO vio—y‘
lent counter attacks were nude by a,
the Genfino yesterday eveninglg,
on positions captured by theffz
French in the Champagne on "i
.Monday. The official announce- 7,5
ment given out here today sayshg
that the Germans lost heavily in is)
'grcnade fighting around Maisons, 5
dc Champagne and Hill 185. Thegfi
French captured nflw trench elen’f
ments. , 9g
“South \0‘. St. Mihiel the {Q
French obtained possession offlg'l
Romalnville farm, taking thirtyll‘l
prisoners. They also entered}?
German trenches between the”:
Mouse and Apremont, bringinglg
back a number of prisoner ”g
“German surprise attacks near 1' 7.
I
COPENHAGEN, I March 14.! 3
via London. March 15, 5:35 a. m!
--The detention of two Amen-ii».
cans in Germany. one of whom at; ‘
least apparently is classed by the! ,-
ent. as reported here. jamesfii
Moore, a American member oft...“
the crew o the unarmed Norweg-z’ '
ian ship Storskog, which was
sunk by a German submarine, is;
being held in an interment campi
together with three Russians and’
one British subject, who i.»
mzfi
were \
also members; of the Siorskoz‘rl
crew. The Norwegians and?
Danes who formed the balance of it“
the chip's complement. have‘becn 5‘
released. The second Arnericnnlli
hold is August Kenning. of Chi-’ii
cage, a bookkeeper in the Berlin q
branch of «the National Radiator l ’1
Company. Mr; Henning's rippling
cation {or permission to leave;
Germany and‘rctmn to America’
itas‘sbcon .teiused by :«the German
militaryauthorities for the dura-
tion of the war. Mrrl‘lenning's
case is the first reported instance
of a definite refusal bytthc Ger-
man authorities to grant permis-
sionfordcparturmto an Ameri- '
can, the refusal being specifically
endorsed in writing as "far the
duration of the war.” The sig-
nificance ofMoorc‘s case is, that
he has been subjectcd to the. same
treatment as captured belliger-
e'nts, while all , other neutrals
who were. on .board the. Storskog
have, been permitted to leave
Germany. Mr. Kenning was sent
from Chicago during the ~vigor to
fill a vacancy on the Berlin staff
which had been depicted by the
mobilization of German em-
ployees. He had not left Gerw
many since his arrival and ap-
plied for permission to return to
thchnitcd States after the run-
Ind.
taken atollowingla pctitiomrpceiv-
ed by the. emperor. .fromu number
of prominent Belgians rt‘:preaerlt-’l
log all parties.
"BERLIN. v-vialLondon. ’Mal‘Chming held a rcsponsible position.
1536335 a. Ins—The “’9‘” s-c°93‘l-.The reply min the negative,
mtttce of the Young...Men§;and‘a “W113” later his pas's-
Christian Association, byvagl‘ee- port applicatiOn Was returned
'imeat with theilfiemmtanthus‘ with the above. cndorsfiment.
.tro-Hungariangovemmcnts, will
continue to carry on its workdn .m‘.—-An explosion on board :the‘
“.iDutch cruiser Golder-land is rc-'
the prisomcamps.
,tion had beEil submitted tor some
time before thelWar Office tele-
ture of relations. His applica-
Army Group of Field Marshall-i,
ii
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,J. 1., MALLETTE
» South :Nogwalk. :
e: 88- Washington ‘St.
phoned the "radiator company’s
office and inquired if Mr. Hem.
,.,LONDON. March 15, 2:05 n.
have no objection to use of. their died at a h05llita1her8t°®mfieth in
ports by armed American merch- mIwrted tonavo made a Statement be-
autumn.
Holland, -which has -barred‘img 511°“;
belligerent- rarmed , merchantmem . -—
from its. harbors, ,iswexpc'ctedio _ '
extend .thername rule, to amedlltflflmfiommfs
American. vessels. ' l~ - - , ‘ , - . _ ,
BOSTON, ~~March I5.-i-“The:
capture ofa~Bagdad by the English;
lore he died. saying Prof, Fowler fired
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‘ AMSTERDAM. , ,via;,. Lond‘lmtported by. Romeo's correspondent
lMarchnu. 6550 1.x. ;- '. bafflfignt. The; Hague. . The ‘ .: explosion.
‘between;.Gnmanutfieflllhnefi'«xlfinfiotbat of 'a boiler, occurred last
Russian destroyers in theyiBl‘a‘t i
hashtrcmmdous -religious and;
moral‘vsignificance to the lMoham~ '
medansvwof »Turkey2“1-This isv‘in,‘
mothers. Rest. and ‘attlprworrylog
anentlissugd “thy itheaaborlinoWar
inure, for two cnllstments h8"W111Tetrs‘troyerfiib-‘snldwho‘veubeenhit
rm.—-‘I‘he evacuation ' . of ‘Bagda‘d
{sea is reportedjn an official statéé
95,56: iodov;.’.ifhndt§“9¥filfivmts
.apprca'ichlnglfion‘stafiza; the. Ru.-
retreat, the Statcmmhssayséaftelz- chutcr’sw L saYs ‘ ‘ that the Dytch
hornbsinbad .been..dtoppod,.,twon
filemlby, the .seaplnnes. [Ono ido-
twice; , ‘ , , - _. ,
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by the, Turks», is . announced ‘ by‘
the Constantinople War Office
indirectly in astaTement re‘oeiVed
today. The announcement says:
“Aftonfifihtingmufi of Bagdad
on .Marclmo .oundoppps withdrew
and tookxtvupwa new position be- i
'twe‘en Bagdad and Sandra.“
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forbes on the,“ oil ,
Gaiicia, in whichi‘jRuss‘ian‘
crummywmnbnh
announmtm i. .
quarters‘ report
night. One man was killed and
font-tun .men . were injured. ,
,qushing. by:a.ftorpcdo-boat. "
girl: by Count vonSRoventiow on.
,cootcnds‘ that Great Britain is“
. Tho; Geldcrlapd . was . towed to
.‘i:‘LQNDQN.. March 15,, 7.35.3.
m.--An.Amstcrdam,, dispatch .to
papers give prominence to an 81“:-
the position of; Schemfrvlthh ’iS
reprinted ‘ from ‘ tho ‘ Burlin, ‘angc’s‘,
Zeitung. Count _ . von__ Rcvc'ntlovv‘
trying{to~1iniluel'llle“i-tho¥‘affairg‘ of j
the neutralcpunt‘ries by‘increasw
ing theynurnber'zof ~ her consuls,
and'oo'noludesfl“ ' . . .
“A =deci'sion;_:can~rnot long be’ de-
layed; incl-many does snot“ -_avvalt
with platonicfintcrestithedimming:
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statement today. ‘ . _ . . .
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