The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-27
Holland and the Bal
kans, as Well as the
Bt,.igerent Nations,
Likely to BE Closed
10 AnsriclnS.
AnSr'iC ms.
Nf:NiCAVs shouiJ Keep away

c ia;ry ard to M'k!rs ;htms Ives
&. ura.rtsd w!h al It's b,au;i,s OF
nature and ro'ats ~ ia.,rest, They
are not wau,ei jas. 1t pres M On the
Oh r I'll %. the A;lIniic.
M, a week passes without their
Ambassadors IL France. in ENGLAND
and IN LAZY urs.a% them 10 keep
away. thsye REFUSES ieiag reiterated
aud emphasized from Washington 10y
the S;a;p p%artClcnt. cover.
their a m.ttancr iu the territories of
the now numerous h~e.llgcrrnt Powers
is made YER, dlricu'i hy the evrr in
creas.ng severity or the piSspuri
regulations. Americans on arriving in
England are turned back unless their
United states passrur' bears tn" Wis
and stamp of British diplomatic or
consular officials In the United states.
and no { reigner H. permitted I" land
in France OF In enter French terri
tory by way Of Spain. switzerland or
Italy without his passport having h-en
duly visrd by the French Consul in
the city from which he started On his
Journey.
Gable dispatches from France dur
ing the past week have intimatcd that
the French Government has virtually
decided To instruct its diplomatic AMI
consular representatives in America
to refuse henCefOr;h to accord Their
wise To the United States passports
Of German born citizens IL this
country owing to the number nf per-
sons OF Teuto origin who have
abused the p~rerogatives of citizenship
OF the land If their adoption to work
for the land Of their birth. So many
Of those who W Ncen arrested in
Great Britain and In Franc and more
recently in Italy On charges of
espionage have been found To be pro
vided with United states passp rts
gdarantcping them tu ir American
citizens by virtue of naturalization,
although made in GERMANY" that
objections NJ. now i,r.uG raised tn the
continued admittancr Of foreigners IT
this character.
1t is highly probable that ia" Eng
l.sh and liza an Governments will fol-
low the example ~ France ia the
matter. ami that as the war progr sees
restrictive measures IL this naturr
will he largely increased IN severity
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