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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-11-20

SiFTEO SCIENCE.


Lieut. Virgil Baker, L. s. ~ retired,
has taken charge OF the Baltimore
branch of the naval photographic Of
lice, relieving Lieut.. Commander
Francis Martin.
With the sanction of the British
secretary of state. Sir Aurcl stein has
undertaken an expedition into central
Asia, which ne expects To occupy him
nearly three years Proceeding to
Chinese Turkestan by Il hitherto un-
explored route, he plans to spend the
winter in the desert. Afterward his
work will proceed further east toward
the western border of China.
The first attempt to extract radium
in the United States was made by
stephen 4, Lockwood, of Buffalo, y. Y,
in 1900. Mr.. Lockwood brought from
Utah samples of carnotic ore and pub
lished i'm the Engineering and Mining
journal the first photographic plate
from products of American Carnolite.
He Incorporated in 1903 the first
! American company to operate 4 plant
TO produce radium as one of its
products.
The tenth anniversary of the es-
Establishment of the desert laboratory
near Tucson, Ariz.. hy the trustees of
the Carnegie institution has just been
celebrated. The citizens of Tucson
contributed 200 acres of land and 9TH
er concessions for this scientific insti-
tuition.
/ hnr a ~
being received at Melbourne from Dr
! Mawson, in charge of the Australian
antartic expedition now on the coast
of antartics.
capt. Koch and his three compau-
ions, who have just returned to Den
mark from the difficult feat of travcrs-
ing Greenland at it's widest part. lat
itude ~. Capt. Peary crossed the
northwestern end of Greenland three
times. 1S92-tSg5. Greenland was first
crossed in 1883 by hansen, at latitude
"a.
Alfred Russell Wallace, the great
English scientist and Co-Worker with
Darwin in the principle of evolution,
is dead at the age OF 81 years.
|
principal address ut the opening of the
James buchanan Brady theological
clinic of the Johns Hopkins hospital.
T.. Walker Maunder the eminent
English astronomer, has been elected
secretary of the Victoria institute. Mr..
Maunder has been superintendent of
tho solar department of the Royal oh
gervatory, Greenwich, for forty years.
The annual joint meeting of the
American Anthropological association
and the American Folk lore society
will be held in the American museum
Of natural history, New York, Dec,
20 to 81
In connection with the sixth interna =
tional congress of mathematicans, to
he held Ia Stockholm in 1916. King
Gustav Of Sweden, has founded "a prize
consisting Of gold medal bearing u
portrait Of Ileistrass and "a cash sum
of 3.000 crowns for the best contrib
ution to the theory of analytic func-
lions.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-11-20
BANQUET AND CONFERENCE.

The first annual conference and
banquet of the teachers of the First
Presbyterian Sunday school was held
last evening in the parlors Of the
church with Rev Daniel Stalker, u. ID.
presiding u proved splendid gath
erins aud cannot but have broad in
0uence on the years work in the Sun
day school. There were talks by Rev.
Stalker j. h. fnlayson superintendent
Of the school, Norman McAuley, John
W Fulmcr on Pre- Adolesceut and
Adolescent BOYS. Mrs l.. H. Thompson
and othcre
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-11-20
CALUMET TOWNSHIP BIRTHS

Births recently reported to- Town
ship Clerk Georg" Nur!in are sons
10 Mr. and Mrs. John w. Boios II
Kearsargc, Mr.. ana Mrs. Nicholas DIX
of ITS Lake Linden avenue ana MT.
and Mrs. JohnBerchistti OF 254 Rock
land street, and daughters To Mr.. ana
Mrs Frank Scussel % 45O Caledonia
and Mr. and Mrs. William II. Thomas
of 239 Rockand street,
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-11-20
HELP WANTED--FEMALE.
7-
FLORIDA RESORTS.
BALMY FLORIDA, THE GULF
COAST AND CUBA. SOUTH
LAND INVITES YOU THIS
WINTER

You can escape the inclemencies oi
the Northern Winters in a mild clim-
ate amid waving palms, blue skies and
balmy freezes from the Gulf. We will
he pleased to help you plan your trip;
quote you attractive roGnd-trip fares
turn limit June LIST, 1914. Splendid
train service to Chicago, connecting
with fast trains of all lines South. APP
ply to any ticket agent, ID. =. :. d A..
Ry. or G.. e. webb. General Agent.
HoughtGn. Phone 26g 20-29
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-11-20
OLD TIME SPELLING BEE.

Members of the Calumet X-Rny club
last evening enjoyed an old-tme
spelling bee. There was n large II
tendance, drawn by the novelty OF
the program and the members mace
an excellent showing, several having
shown evidences of recently renewing
their acquaintance VITA their spoilers
J. NJ. Chapman was the last man On
the floor.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-11-20
Copper on 1919 Cent Basis.

Tine United Metals selling company
iu- reduced It's selling price of elec
uulyue copper To l51. cents a pound
For the past three weeks the COM
pauy had been practically out of the
market. All of the leading Interests
are now quoting ON the above basis.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-11-20
sUrRo BATHS AT AUCTION,

San Francisco. Cal, Nov. 20.-The
Sutro Baths, which for years have
shared the fame of the Cliff house and
Seal rocks as among the most inter-
esting places to be seen by all visitors
to San Francisco. were put up for sale
at auction today in order to close the
estate Of the late Adolph Sutro The
baths included the largest salt water
nstatorium ln the world and had ac-
Communications for 1000 visitors.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-11-20
MINING NEWS AND STOCK QUOTATIONS.
BROKERS' GOSSIP
Butte G. Superior.

Buttc x superior has filed S75,ooo
bond as required by thc federal court
i'm On, Minerals separation suit and
also has agreed To keep operations
within zoo tons of ore per cay and
make monthly reports to the court.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-11-20
LATEST SLANG

col. slus-what do YOU think of my
bald headed friend?
I'm Dach---Thc man thou Eavoct nc
Yes
Thanks for the lobster"
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-11-20

single shipment OF vinegar ever made.
consisting of solid train of fifteen
cars, was sent recently from a factory
i'm Paris, Texas.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-11-20

indian annual exports about 1000
eco pounds Of fish maws and shark
lin FOR ciihlc rurpcoen, mainly 4"
China, Siam Japan aud other Oriental
countries,
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-11-20

A resident of Washington, " J., re-
Gently gathered from his garden ON
the same day meUnurc &C ripe ragp-
berries and natural ice thick enough
teTer202s. the fruit into sherbet
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-11-20
SEVENTY ARRESTS ARE
MADE At MOHAWK TODAY
Continued from First Page.

which the authorities assert. consti-
tutcs mass pioketing. Today when
they proceeded through the location
they yelled and rcviled worimen and
deputies.
other than the Mohawk incident the
district was again quiet. peaceful dem
constructions being held throughout the
zone There was no disturbance re-
ported i'm Houghton county u fact
which the officers attribute To the
pending decision i'm the supreme court
in regard to the injunction order.
The Victims of Mondays shooting at
Quincy and Superior are rapidly re-
covering and two who have been in
~. Joseph's hospital at Hancock likely
will be sent to their homes before
the end of the week.
Justice Court Hearings.
The hearing of Garpo Louranchen,
charged with intimidation is set for
tomorrow i'm the court of Justice G.
o. Jaokola
John stmach will be given a hear.
ing tomorrow i'm Justice Jackolas
court on the charge Of obstructing an
officer.
The case of John Maxi, charged
with assault and battery has been set
by Justice Jackola for December 3.
that of Matt Waarola. charged with
assault and battery FOR December .
that of Charles Matson. assault and
battery, December 6: that of Ignatz
Kozovch, assault and battery. Dccem-
her 5, that o. Mike Pologzi. assault
and battery, December and that oc
Saur Mike, assault and battery De-
cember 10. All Of these cases had
their origin i'm the strike disturbances
which occurred in Nawtown location
on the morning of oct. IS. Although
the complaining witnesses are differ
ent in the cases, most of them were
based on the same incident.
The bearing of John LAYERS and
other deputies held i'm connection with
the shooting Of little Margaret FACE
kas on Labor Day. is set fo.' tomor-
row in the court of Justice David Ar
init. TIE girl, who was quite serious.
ly wounded by revolver shot, has
since recovered.
Shots Fired at Residence.
Several rifle shots were fired at the
residence of William Townsend at
South Range, Baltic workman, at
$3.50 last night. The bullets penetrated
the walls on both sides of the house
but none of the members of the family
We're at home at the time. MIR. Town
send has received numerous threats
OF late and the act is believed to have
been an attempt To carry out these
threats
EVict Quincy Strikers.
Before Circuit Court Commissioner
Wicdcr Tuesday afternoon the cases
of 81 lessons of quincy houses. who
have been ordered To vacate because
they are no longer in the employ of
.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-11-20
Shots Fired at Residence.
Evict Quincy Strikers.

Before Circuit Court Commissioner
Wiedcr Tuesday afternoon the cases
of 81 lessons of quincy houses. who
have been ordered to vacate because
they are no longer in the employ of
the company, were heard.
The strikers offered no defense. Six
Of them moved out on receipt of no.
tice and judgment was taken against
the other 81 They will now appeal the
matter TO the circuit court.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-11-20
MISCELlANEOU
FIRST PRIZE $500
SECOND PRIZE $500
THIRD PRIZE $1,000

FOURTH PRIZE $500
We want suitable design OF cut
with which to illustrat" our CEN
TURY SERIES" which commences
January l. 1911.
We will pay prizes To the best four
tas above mentioned)
which can he reduced to cuts not ex
cecding 3x5 inches.
Write To us at once for terms.
The Illustrations will have To be
submitted and in our hands before
Dec. 9Th. 1913.
NORTHERN MICHIGAN BUILDING
Il LOAN ASSOCIATION, HAN
COCK, MICHIGAN.
Nov. Is, Is, 20, %. -. 81. 20.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-11-20
FOR SALE.

FOR SALES room house, 1852 Elm
st.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-11-20

FOR SALE-Four room cottage. 1854
Union st. Raymbaultwon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-24
MAD A GREAT BATTING AvERAoE
FOR FIVE YEARS.
He Now Owns the Nearest saloon to
the Cincinnati Ball PARK
Native OF Cincinnati.
Krmembel jake Stenlel !.


Stencil. the Pittsburgh Baltimore
slugscr OF the 3Os who WAS An earl
,,ef edition Of the world-famOus Hans
m injury. seemingly slight. cut or
Jazz stencil IN his prime and cost
hitters that ever swung an ash stick.
Stencil IL citizen OF Cincinnati now
and - located near the home OF the
beds. where he draws der lager for
schmidt In the summer months es-
p-c.aily stencils saloon does a thriving
dispenser to the ball grounds.
Stencil was a terrific natter. lie
Iatted night handed. Hs stood at the
| ate IN- Wagner. and like the p lying
butchnRn." when he gave the bah =
riuc hr started 20 with every ounce ot
weight and every particle Of strength
Stencil 'or tn i've years preceding
MS retirement was bad dream u
unuing through 1881. he hit respective
l. .4o9. 81. 1S4. .356, and 35l.
AMI he performed In this fashion
.tgainst such pitchers a. Young. Cuppy.
GARRISON. Gastrght. Nichols. W"yInE
kuSie and MullaHe. 80 say nothing OF
others. or fame less lasting
The injury which took this star from
the game was . wrench from which ne
never recovered.
Stencil Is a. native 81 Cincinnati lie
was born there June "a 1867. and play
- amateur baseball well enough in 1855
- attract attention. The next y~ar
wheeling ". VI. gay" him his first
professional Jolt and he played with
the team until 1859 when he went 20
Columbus. The next year he was with
Chicago
chicago sent stencil 60 Portland. but
IN 1891 PittSburgu bought him ant that
GUNNER be became the most dreaded
% hftters
Uisrsgarding the protests OF fans.
Pittsburgh traded the great center Held
g. To- baltimore IN 1897 and he helped
the orioles chase Boston to tight I'm
ish and MS lat PLAYED Leading part
In the Temple cup series when Balti-
more heat Boston Four 90 one
Stenrei took Walter Brodie's place
ir fhc famptV oufneld. - which KeeIer
and Kelly were Tho other pair
Stencil vas injured tu 1898 and Ned
fi1nl0n permitted hum - 70 10 ST Louis
- here everything possible was done 70
save him. without avail So one Of tho
greatest tHfterr baseball has ever
Known haf To- step down and out In 1889
NnIle stili wonderful player.
When stencil PLAYED ball good ones
We're rirgfifll. and he believes that "
4 Lnaffi-. TfNrIgp ouffelder and now
ir tho r.. Hl estate business go san Fran
cisco va the greatest ~ them all
Amos Husie In Stencils choice ~ the
greatest - pitchers
WIN the exception 81 The adoption
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-24
ELECTION PROBE
Generally Thought rhat the so-causd
Election soardai en- Joasrson
County was Myth.

special U.eu1frf ~ fhe fufsfHrerre~
STEtEFNFtLLF. ohio. Dom 90 Sow
mat inc nrElrfntHtfvn Fireworks Ir TIE
corrupt Practice tnera ~ over AMI tire
objection fH fHr Indictments have been
'HFor rr Irr .ureidfrafI1u. roniI. and
Iispa"riof afrit. 40 ie f.o roneeusus ~ i
n.niNfIfN ~ fne nIrf.I.f~a ~ ffa U.r
N.tf fHr cases aN0ulf Ie quasi r,f Tor
.qriOIs rrnrurr WITH probably r. lun.
'Inr1u. ~ uofnrlrfy . any furfhe- o..
iiFnfion Tie fIir NAME - Iereraon
.uurfY VII have time end rurrn fo
ntrggIc ouf into ffs pure ffrhf ~ Law
Tree - OFFICIALLY aided new frrcr smut
fnfL slides have been given I've d4va
which tn %. Nri'fs vffn Judge rich.
lreia TIC 30. l-lnrs viii 20 handed
down inside - three Naaka
Irnarrutinu Attorney elect W %
Nrnu 20. accompanied hV Attorney . p
Nnrlrr. vere fn columbus THURSDAY a.
argue orally before the Supreme count
30 tfnwr maudawus case Nr brown
has Ircu delayed over n week Hv fre
state herause - failed 20 NE us hrief
N time and De sd not receive a cory
- II 800 "Wednesday nfEht These de-
laws ere frnHfous 90 mon who arc IrIt
ruf ~ oTf.e by enlfus ~ a Uemurraffr
Attorney Generals ONCE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-24
PLAY TWO GAMES
Wheeling High School Basket Ball
Team To Play In SistersviIle
And Fairmont

Members Of the Wheeling high
school basket ball five together with
"a number OF friends will leave this
afternoon for Sistersville, where they
viii meet the high school team OF that
city In game this evening Sat
urday morning they will travel from
that city TO Fairmont. where they will
compete with the high school team
Of that city in a match. The bows
are confident that they will win both
games and their friends are going
along 20 lend assistance by outside
support. Subs will also accompany
The regular players In hope that they
VIII have an opportunity 10 get on
the floor
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-24
FOUND GUILTY
Martin Nithmsn Convicted on Pater.
nifty Charge IN Criminal
Court Yesterday

In the criminal court Yesterday.
Judge Man RDtinson presiding. Mar
tin Nithman was found guilty on n
paternity charge. brought by Miss
Rosa Crooks ypar-old girl.
who testified on Tho stand. holding tho
child. now months old. in her arms
The defendant IN the case h. q Young
married man and had no witnesses.
save himself while several appeared
Tor tho plaintiff. After considering
The case for few minutes the jury
returned a verdict ~ guilty against
The defendant. who was sentenced 10
pay Tho plaintiff tho sum ~ &35D or
fo serve ninety days In the county
JAIL llo was r"mandod fo the iai
hu f 't understood that no viii
furnish Tho money This morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-24
BOYS ESCAPE
Two Young Boys Escape From West
ern Pennsylvania Reform School
Near Washirotop

Authorities 80 the NIorganza reforu,I
school tor Western Pennsylvania
l'.tt.I near Washington. Pa, teie-|
rhof rd th. local police Department.
Iai" las: HiEht asking that they keepI
" Iu"' k"ui Tor Two small boys Who'll
escaped from that Institution aloud
u'rlo'k lasf niCht. n was thou9htI
tN 90" authorities o. the instItutfouI
That tho BOYS had stated toward thi.
,ti'. AMI n caught. the police wereI
instructed 20 hold them and notify
the authorificT who will call for them.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-24
DEFENDANT WINS
SUIT IN CIRCUIT coURrI

In part two of The circuit court yesl
ierday the suit ~ the Photo Play AL
'ertising & Specially Compani
against the Atheanian Amusement
Company was heard and resulted ia
The jury finding a verdict for the del
iendant The case was first tried bel
fore Squire Gompers. who rendered
verdict 10 the effect that the deI
fcndant pay the plaintiff the sum n
flii.3N. which vas ALLEGED 20 be du@
on q bin for picture films and adverI
Using The defendants took an al
peal. with the result that the jury
returned "a verdict in their favor yssI
terdav
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-24

But few ballots were cast In the Intel
usencer Contest yesterday and what few
there were did not change the standing
ot the contestants Particular attention
- called to the ballot appearing this
morning. This ballot reads that q must
he deposited 10y Ia o'clock =. m on the
evening or Fehruar LIST and after that
time II will be void. This rule will be
strictly adhered 20 and contestants will
govern themselves accordingly No bal
Iots cast after that hour will be- counted.
\ heavy vot" will be cast tomorrow
and some big changes will be noted IN
The standing
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-24
QUAKERS

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 23.-The
Philadelphia National League Base
ball Club to-day decided TO have its
team train at Southern Pines. y. G.
The squad will leave here February
"a. the same day the Philadelphia
Americans depart for their training
grounds at San Antonio. Tex.
Wallace F. Schultz. pitcher OF the
Philadelphia Nationals. was today
sold TO the Sacramento club. OF the
Pacific Coast League.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-24

Scvenaugh's wife disappeared. the
wife taking all Of Scvenaugh's savings
with her. Nothing had been heard OF
their whereabouts until Szabo sudden
ly appeared in Scvenaugh's home in
WarnOck late Wednesday night, killed
Scyenaugh and then disappeared.
10 Is thought by the authorities that
SZabO is in hiding among his fellow
couutrymen in some of the little min
ing towns OF the county and his earlv|
apprehension is hoped for
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-24
MURDERER Is
NOT CAUGHT
FOREIGNER WHO skIPS OUT WITH
ANOTHER'S WIFE.
Returns Without Warning And Stays
Husband Without
pFHN1ratIdr


sieve ScvenauEh who was deserted
10y MS WE -'Verai dave ago. she TAX
ing with her all OF the hu bands saw
ihss during the fvw years thar he mas
been IN this country WAS shot and
instantly killed by Milton Szabo a
fellow country man who boarded with
MN az his home IN Warnock. % on
" ednesdaN Immediately upon learn
lng OF the murder sheriff Anderson
ordered all ~ his deputies throughout
Hfimont county 10 BE- on the watch
Tor The man. nut up until late hour
last night no trace ~ him had been
discovered There were several men
o. The room ~ tho time Of the shoot.
ing and these. being examined. stat.
ed that there seemed To be no cause
v hatcver Tor the murder and that
Szabo entered The room and shot
ScvennuRh. then disappeared before
ne could be restrained from commit
tine fna crime
The story that leads up TO the muir.
der begins several years ago when
.cNcnluFh. after having saved cor.
siderable money WORKING IN tho coal
mines - This country. returned To- Wis
n his aged parents IN Austria and left
Ms $50 bore. giving her $500 before
h" departed
sklps win sosrder.
lip Wa. absent Jess than "A wear
out when he returned he noticed that
ms VIE BAD become infatuated with
-Iab0. h0ardcr and some time AGO
lhe Two men had trouble over the mat.
Tor About week ago Szabo and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-24
INJURIES FORCE Stencil, FORMER
WHEELING PLAYER FROM THE GAME

Of the foui strike rule stencil can see
re difference between the game AS play
.d today and the game Of the 'U's
To prove his contention. Stencil SAYS
that thu men known as hard nitt-rs in
the sos who are sttll Ia the game are
hitting Walsh. Mathewson. Johnson.
hGcker ana others. IT. speaks OF FRED
Clarke. sam Cral~ ford. Hsuns Wagner
md Mike Donltn To back him UP.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-24

Most NJ the coca imported into me
United states IL produced In the West
indies ana Central AMI south America
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-24
VOTE BALLOT
COUNTING FIVE (5) VOTES

"
street and Number ..................... ........
'E '"" ''a'e
In The lnelgencers American Bowling Congress
Meeting ~ Toledo. o. February @ 10 Mach
Ballots be- carefilv trimmed
and cepcat"d unfolded together
Contest. ~ w 'o'''' ~ ''''"' Z" "' n""ic''
This ballot will be void after February !. 1919
Contest February 9 1918
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-24
AMERICA WILL NOT
tcontinusd from Pirst Pase1

which was delivered TO the British
foreign office through Mr.. Laughlin,
the American charge at London. by
The fiat statement that he cannot
agree with the British Interpretation
or he canal treaties. so far as they
limit the freedom OF action OF Amer
ica or infringe British treaty rights.
routing out that the Grey note was
issued without consideration OF the
Presidents toll proclamation. the sec
rotary states that Sir Edward deals
chiefly with the possibilities OF what
tho President might do under the
canal act. whereas the proclamation
has entirely changed the situation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-24
Power of Tolls

~ z" this say The secretary Ell
- sufficient 20 say that obviously the
nit"i states Is not TO be denied tn.
rover Z" r'n'f tolls 70 its own coast
wise trade. because ~ q suspicion ~
2" Dc Tanned NAV NOT restrict this ~
-uiption 20 bona tde coastwise traffic
The answer 90 this Oh lection. there
fore apart from any question 81 treat
lHterpr' tation Il that 10 rests on con-
lecture 80 90 what NAV happen. rather
Than upon facts. and does not present
d question Tor submission 20 artitrHfion
ns u has not az N-t passed beyond th-
stag whore - can De properly death
Win by diplomatic discussion
1t VIII te remembered that only
questions which 10 m1y not ~ possible
q" retilr bt diplomacy are required tv
our arhitrar'eg 90 BE- referred to arbi-
tration. Mr. Knox continues.
summarizing ~" British objections.
and commenting upon them SECRETARY
Know does not d"rt that congress has
IN rowt- through the PRECEDENT To-
violate the terms 81 the Hay-Fauree-
Got" trent in SO aspect a. rule %
municipal law Tint %. saws would
"fllf 20 tn-' fusf ground fur COM
rlt % ir the event that the power wa
u-et against Rfiti-h shipping IT IL
The tmIroE-r eXert 90 - this t-uwe-
aii mot IT. Ip-se-ziou which alone can
give ri~" o. ON international cause -
action remarks the secrstsrs