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SATURDAY, APRIL 22, 1916.
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GERMANS WILL MAKE NO
WARFARE CONCESSIONS
BERLIN, April 21.—Evening pa
pers commenting upon the American
note are not very optimistic. The
general .tone Is tbat no further
concessions will he granted, in the
natter of submarine warfare be
cause nothing can be conceded. The
papers insist that Germany is fight
ing for its very existence and no
thing should be allowed to stand in
the way of this terrific struggle for
■1 ■1 r.
life.
There la a strong and very bitter
anti-American sentiment under-cur
rent in all the notes and their tone
is frankly hostile, “to the unfair al
titude of Mr. Wilson”.
WASHINGTON, D. C., April 21.—
The State Department heads were in
tonfcrence with the heads of the
Department of Justice today over
the I gel papers. It Is admitted that
.these are the incut alarming docu
ments that have ever been taken
and may affect the international re
lations of the rolled .States ana
Germany. It is even semi-officially
admitted that as a result of the
startling and extraordinary dis
closures which these documents re
vealed Connt von Bernstorff the
German Ambassador may have to
be given his passport*.
In addition several men promi
nent in American public life are
seriously involved as the paid men
of <the German agents. This .phase
of the. disclosures is authoritatively
described as "peculiarly painful to
have to record”.
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REPORTS CARRANZA IS IN
BAD WITH REST GENERALS
WASHINGTON, D. C„ April 21.—
General Carranza is authoritatively
reported to be tottering from th
Mexican presidential chair and has
fled to Mexico City where General
Gonzales alone remains loyal. Gen
erals Obregon and Aguilar are re
ported to be dictating policies for
the de facto government. The Chi
huahua and Sonora governments re
fuse to take orders any longer from
Carranza.
These reports have created no
end of excitement here as any sort
of complications are possible in
Mexico in consequence.
MEXICO CITY, April 21.—Tne
alarmist reports with reference to
Carranza are deprecated.
An interesting development is i x
pected following .extremely lengthy
conferences which have been taking
place recently between the German
Ambassador and the de facto .'lead
of the government.
Carranza gave the German repre
sentative a very friendly reception
notwithstanding the reports that
have prevailed as to the German
support having been secretly ex
tended to Villa.
Carranza undoubtedly discussed
the relations with the United Stat
when in conference with the Ger
man diplomat.
The situation is somewhat more
complicated and is regarded as
WASHINGTON, D. C., April 21.—
The Lake Carriers Association today
notified tho Department of Com
merce, according to a statement
made by Secretary Kedfiold tonight,
that Canada is planning to remove
all Teutons who arrive on ships
touching Canadian points.
The Lake Carriers’ Association
takes the stand that this should be
prevented because many of tli •
members of the crews of Lake
ship i are German or Austrian sub
jects.
OTTAWA, April 21.—The govern
mcnt admits tli: t no Teutons will
be allowed to touch Lake ports on
any pretext whatever, and if they
arrive in Canada under foreign
flags they will be removed from
such ships.
The government claims its perfot;
right to do so.
WASHINGTON, I). April 21.
The proposed action of the Dominion
government to remove ail Teutons
from American or other neutrai
ships touching at Canadian ports is
now receiving attention front the ad
ministration and it 1s likely that a
protest will be lodged against any
such action.
Owing to the allegations ; to
Germanist activities in Canada,
however, it is not likely that tint
Dominion will alter its e.xprc, i 1
intention unless subjected to high
pressure from the I'nited States.
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WASHINGTON, D. C., April 21.—
The officials are today more opti
mistic over the probable German
answer. The President may agree
to debate the issue with Germany it
the Kaiser’s government announces
modifications in the diver warfare.
WASHINGTON, D. C., April 21.—
William Jennings Bryan arrived
here today. He stated that he
would lend hfs efforts to the Wil
son administration to preserve
peace between the United States and
Germany.
WASHINGTON, D. C„ April 21.—
Germany has modified its embargo
allowing the exportation of fifteen
thousand tons of dyestuffs for ex
clusively American use. This Is
considered to be a friondly action to
propitiate the American feelings.
BERLIN, April 21.—The text of
the American note on the Sussex
question has not been made public
and until it is criticism of tho sub
ject is only tentative merely. There
Is no friendly feeling for
the United States on ac
count of what is here
regarded as a very summary policy
which the Wilson administration
has espoused towards the Teuton
nations.
The sentiment appears to be
against altering in any way the pre
sent U boat campaign.
LONDON, April 21.—The Dutch
steamer Nassau was sunk today.
Seven were drowned. It is not
known if any were Americans.
VICE m CRIME
UNPUNISHED IN JUNEAU
JUNEAU, April 21.—The report
of the Grand Jury which was finally
handed to Judge Jennings today is
anything but complimentary to the
District Attorney, the U. S. Marshal
or to the city authorities. This
report says that it is to be viewed
with alarm that much vice and crime
that run rampant in the city of
Juneau and throughout sections of
the First Division are going un
punished and undetected by the au
thorities and urges that the govern
ment should take steps to prevent
this sort of thing which is likely
to end in an epidemic of lawless
ness.
grave.
B»li PASO, April 21.— American
military authorities detailed to in
vestigate the death of Villa hav
In * n unable to confirm the story.
DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE
WORKING ON CASE
NEW YORK, April 20.—The
seized papers taken from von [gel's
office practically have givon the gov
ernment the information most need
ed, and furnished particulars that
is of the most important kind.
The papers reveal the names of
all who have been engaged in plott
ing against United States industry
and commerce and the activities In
regard to the bombist plots which
have been keeping the officials busy
for some time.
So important are those documents
that even the demand of Bernstorft
that they be surrendered will not
be consented to.
The prosecuting attorney will be
willing to return the original docu
ments if after photographic fac-cl
miles are taken, their authenticity
as official copies will bo properly at
tested by the Embassy. As they are
however clearly Incendiary docu
ments of the most felonious type,
this is not probable.
LONDON, April 20.—Tho seizure
of the Teutons from on board the
steamer China has revealed to tho
British authorities the giant plot
foi*’ ft grbat Hindu rebellion promo
tion.
NEW YORK, April 20.—Tho secret
service men admit that the Ingle
papers which have been seized have
revealed tho entiro spy system ot
the Germon government in tho
Cnited States. It involves hundreds
of men in most unexpected posi
tions.
BIG STRIKE ENDS
WORK MACHINE PLANT
PITTSBURGH, Pa., April 21.
Westinghouse tool plant employe* s
today walked out demanding higher
wages. Tlie number affected is (,vo
thousand. The Westinghouse em
ployees have been extremely rushed
with work, huge tool orders coming
lin from the belligerent nations for
erected munition plants. Englan 1
lias been a particularly heavy con
tractor for munition tools, and luy;
orders are still unfinished in these
shops.
It is believed that this, the second
strike in four months, will be also
compromised soon.
CHICAGO, April 2l. It is stated
that the interventionist press agents
are just now extremely busy ana
the publie is cautioned to accept
only with considerable reservation
all news emanating from Mexico un
less that which Is pronounced oHi
cial by the American government
authorities. The wildest canards
are being now freely circulated in
order to provoke actual ho tillth .
ML PASO. April 21. It is re
ported here that the Reyna Vilta
tists who have hot i diclteipm i •,
peace, attacked the Trevino Car
ranzists between Turnmi am! f:: l
tillo and eroshliigly di ' -.i;.••! them
11 is reported th: ! t .vn lie :dn
Carranzists were killed.
Keyes lias been reported to liavt.
bet'll dickering for terms with (Jen
era 1 Obrogon for over two weeks
and tliis sudden act of hostility
shows bis dickering was not bona
lido.
KL PASO, April 21 It is now
generally felt here that the l llted
States is experiencing 1onsiderabb
difficulty in Mexico mainly on ac
count of German inllii :i" tit tie
capita! Reports show that Carranza
lias: lieen attending camfnlly to what
tlit* Herman ambassador has Inca
stating at the various conference.
WAS 11 IN(.T( )N, I) April 21 -
No.reports was received from l’ersli*
ing today. It is likely that lfunston
is in direct eominnnleation with
him now.
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HOME, April 2 1 I-’riiu-<• William
( ; V.'cifl lui i again h< imi reinstated
King of vilm.i! ' l < 11 'many and
Austria ami in expected to roacn
Dufazzo today.
HOME, April 21. The reinstated
Weid of Albania signalized his re
seating upon the Albanian throne by
urging in emphatic and eloquent
emu the Albanians to light for the
Te u tons.
LONDON, April 21. The natal)
'p hment of the Weiil prince as King
of Albania is regarded here by
some as an olive branch to the Ita
lians where it was feared that Aus
tria intended to permanently occu
py the shores of the Adriatic. The
Allies do not believe that shouVi
many small concessions of a like,
nature the Central Powers would
have very much difficulty in arrang
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SALONIKA, April 21. The situa
tion here remains the same except
that the French aviators organised
throe very snccesfnl air raids upon
Bulgarian territory.
PKTROGIt AI>, April 2 1, It if.
admitted that, tIn■ Turkish generate
in Asia Minor have scut proposals to
tiio Grand Duke .Nicolas ntakin ;
overtures for peace. The Grand
Duke referred them to 1’etrograd
and told them tltat he would accept
an unconditional surrender of their
forces.
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JAPAN’S REPRESENTATIVE
CONFERS WITH WILSON
WASHINGTON, D. C., April 21.—
The presence of the immigration
bill again in Congress which is un
questionable objectionable to Japan,
is responsible for a long conference
between Ambassador Chinda of Nip
pon and President Wilson on the
subject.
There is no concealment made of I
the fact that the immigration b:i>
was the subject of the conference
nor are the Japanese officials trying
to prevent its being .known that
they regard the bill as in many ways
conflicting with the treaty rights
which they . have in the United
States.
The upshot of the conference is
not known.
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