The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-30
Success of Italy in Stopping
Supplies of War Material
Intended for Germany and
Austro-Hungary Pointed
Out as Exampe to Other
States.
MANIFEST GUARANTEES
MAY END CONTROVERSY
Repeated Failure TO Interfere
With Consignments of Cot
ton from United States EN-
phasized as Evidence of
Warm Feeling 81 England
for American Nation.

Isoudcn. Dec. SO. ,2:lo 3. w.)--Thc
American 7oto sen. h, th, United
States to Great Brtlr lr1iestlue
AGAINST the aclou u' British Wlrships
u OBTAINING and sclzus ylr4ocs ir
american VESSELS. is now under eou-
-lderJtinu 1t tho British fore4n office.
whore no iuumHuuu ,s givcn as Co
when reply OBJ tac note may bc eN-
rc,ted
Dur.ul the afternoon Sir Edward
Grey tuc british foreign secretary.
held "a conference at thc foreign OF
dre With David Lloyd Geursr tine
chancellor uf tho tA.uequcr. Req
Maid .R,uua. secretary or home at-
fairs Walter Hung.w1n president ut
the board uf trade. and Sir Francis
Horwoed. .itH lUrd nf the aumHadtN.
o.t tho -uhir.t 1f thc American note
a frank discussion of the note uy
British officials shows that .uc, Tee
sHrd u as friendly 200. tncy au NOT
osuete the differences between tmer-
/ ica anG Great Britain are such that
[ they cannot Hc rr.Ye. led ut.-iJttur-
[ tly.
Murh depends upon thc effective ci-
I fort ON the par. Hf Denmark. Holland.
/ Norway and Sweden to prevent tn"
I re-shipmeut to Germany aad Austria
/ Huf gary of cafgH.. re .eivcd from me
Z United states IuUl Wutertieht r,fu-
latious are pul boz lnr., Boa those .auu-
tf4es. little hoops, t DAD undersi lui. is
{ heidi out bp ths hufi-h government
/ for relaNatio1 ln the matter of search
ing American rarEue-.
one prominent British official p1int-
/ "a oui that IraN naa crreiNeh
/ checked coutra.auI mrnts rl Aus
/ rro-HunFary ana 5ermanS. aith the
/ rcsuli that Sroaf Briala b. uut stop
sing ships destined for ltay unless
/ there appears special reason to sus-
poet fraudulent .uuaIsumenu
A guarantee by .he rrited states ns
l ti ne honesty of bills of cpnsir lment
I and the enactment of strict re- uia b.
I tions Tor the severe punishment oi
I fraud. gmuung i1at the American
I government could Aud satisfactory
I means 20 maklns auth "a guaFsntCc. is
I admitted u this pi pilmiueni 9th go as
"a possible stop which ntght cuuae a
l relaxatiun in thr search % American
I carEoes.
! British officials eBu attention Gao the
lenicnt attitude Bauucd by tho krit-
+ .ah government toward Americau cote
/ ton which iass saY might easily be
/ regarded az Cantrubaud, becausr of its
extensive use in guncutton. hni which
has not been put on The contrtnand
lisi They may this lieuieucl toward
cotton. however has been abused hH
/ shingrrs who used u to conceal cope
per and other cnntrahand
The official Information bureau to-
day gave out the toiloWing state
ment
There is no truth In the statement
that the note uf the rnlted States
government On tne subject of iuier-
ference oi trade was prosecuted nS
the American ambasaadoT through
Lord Haidane az the foreign office
yesterday Tho note has cniy been
received today
Tho Washington communication "a
the Hr,tish governmcat holds the Hrsi
place not only in the rews and editor
ial columns 81 the newspapers. hui
wherever tho war and ts attenoani
manifestations are dia'usscd. ~ is con
tended etsfyo h.re that mutual Euoe