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The Detroit times., 1915-05-17
Marriage Licenses

John GoEa. -: Anna Wander p
James Archer. %. Windsor Huida
Raetzei, g. Detroit
Peter klaeinskas. 70 Margare,
R.rlard Ilndy. - Ethel Richard
MARX y White. -: Gertrude A
Peter slanpasna u, AntonIna
Andrew Pie,ra, % Anna Adams.
George butcher q Tsnnvills.
Mirh Anna Weithe-k. -
Stanis!als katonskL - Mary LIP
colbert r clutter =. Theresa
Standley -
samuel keHar - Rose Hart. 10
Michael Pawyl q. Katherine Zyla.
George u Miller %. Hantramck.
Eva - Wilson, - same
John 17vi7 p Lena Gerbie. 10
Joseph .JanowskL IS Mary Bur
slber, II C. Yer wisbs -, Mar
Earet : Blackwell Is
ROLAND Hancock, a. Gertrude
Fari collins. % Anna Roman. 81.
Pan AWAY, p, Eta Hartiaise,
Joh1 Feuk. % Lucia PisuIa. IL.
Edmund Popinsau. a Detroit.
Leonardo Loria. -. DIVA Caro-
falU. Is
John ~ Boyer, g. Gratiot town
ship. Rose Van pamme. % SANE
Edga- o.. Schwsntner p. Cteve-
land. - ManeIle " Forney. q. same.
Claude A. Martin a. Rowlin q
Green. ohio Mary Norris "a same.
Rupert r Barker. - Anette On
0frev "A
william Par'nstrorz -. Dearborn;
Josephine CCnn0or rs same
Chester O. Bid. sare a. Luelia
Blum. -
paul CtviakaIa - Hamtrarck
Ma-yauua Nsl}k - same
Rene GresqI.ere -, Augusta
BeauprsE
MILO / Bailey p Helen I. shep-
arson. q
Ar'flr a Tisehaein q Margaret
stewart. 81
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Woman Fiahts for Doc.

Mrs. Joseph Ruzas. OF 30. l25
Rsdemacher-aye., struggled for pos
eession OF her black cur dog when
Officers Fred Dershinski and Homer
Rath bun seized the animal and
placed it in the wagon. Friday. after
II had bitten Charles ErkEtz, Of No
l2s Rademscherave., in thu calf
She was in poor health. and Is IN a
terious condition as the result OF
the episode Patrolman Rathbuu
had 10 shoot a dog he took from the
home OF John Satz. No. 2l2 Colum.
blast. east. Friday, the dog having
bitten DR.. Julius Y. Bernstein. Of
No. 23l Columbia.st.. east The
dces head was sent TO the Board
OF Health.
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CHILD DIES AS
RESULT OF FALL
FROM WINDOW

Leaning from second story
window OF HIS home. 10 wave his
hand 10 his aunt. Roy Schimmelpfen.
n,s. Of No. 1872 81, Aubin-ave. lost
hts balance. and fell from the win.
dew TO the ground.
The accident occurred May I, and
the child, who suffered conclusion
II the brain. had fingered between
life and death since. passing away
= - hone Fr1dnS night. Coroner
80 1l11s1 that no Inquest
The Detroit times., 1915-05-17
Nv Realty Company Organized.

" lillian c. Clemens, Harry F.
Menard and Louis K. paul. formerly
with the Stormfeltz. Loveley CO. to-
gether With E. o. knight, who has
ior several years been engaged in
the real estate business in Detroit.
are sending TO their friends and
customers an announcement OF the
organization Of their company and
e8l ending al a cordial invitation TO
call at their new Offices In the Far
we'll building The firm ia lncor.
pOra ed and will be known as
Clemons, knight. Menard & Paul
Those gentlemen are well and fay.
o:sbly known among the real estate
investors OF Detroit and have a host
q friends who are wishing we'll for
the new enterprise. They are now
marketing Greenfield Park. one Of
the choicest pieces OF acreage on
Grand River. and are also selling
agents FOR Lathrups Home SubdivL
son. adjoining Highland Park on
the west. The members OF this
firm. az we'll as their statesmen. are
al enthusiastic over the northwest
lcction. and Il is their intention,
While doing a general real estate
hgf!ness 70 specialize In vacant
property In this part Of the city
They report that Greenfield Park
Is selling before they had II ready
FOR the market, and one entire
erect on TIE LAthrup Home subdi-
vision vas sold out within a week
Proving that value Of property on
Grand River or adjoining Highland
Park IN The pathway Of the northern
growth Of Detroit, can be seen by
the home seeker and investor -
veil a. by those in the business.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-17
Classified a,it':''.... | c %,,s !

Cash with order. II Charged &c
line.
No transient Advertising inserted
for less than lSo with cash: lsc TX
charged. per insertion
The above rates apply TO all olassi !.
hcations except Births. Cards OF
Thanks. Obituaries. Meeting Notices
and all Ads preceding Male Help
Births. Deaths. Cards of Thanks
and Meeting Notices Minimur.
charge. i5c for Is words or less Over
IS words one ard one-third cents for
zach EXTRA word
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Births.

GIRLS
r ,MgPheei. 2. Fo1rth; W saske.
fos Dubois =. sakrzewskl sss or
leans. VI Wengf yngwyrI. ~ Hast
ings a Kolaszinskl l1i Peterson
. opp. 41tiz Waterman q. Llchot
- norton 4 Sayrirsk 40 ~. Jean
kgwsky, si5 .Grsndy o. Kurnnsky,
Baker kuri"mha, 81 Pulaski; o
glomb. - Melvii.s r stsfne. is7'
rell i Rzeppa. sB MIwaukee. J.
Zaiezkv Isl Holhorr p Ocktabow
Ky. so Martin Z bryltskl, - Bur
ton Ltc.iia. go Fort r. s,lmoio.
p,lr,s1 AK FreSsrIrs ~ = 'I iIgr,l, y
aka. 2si Couant. O. Arnold. 2s3
vanilla
r f~srck. 1922 Fifteenth Ctwins)
J Gelazyn. $40 Twenty .third. A 30
janOwskt 7s3 Poplar. 2 GrysbOw-ka,
$50 Twenty-third. i schuster. 1925
Field 10 Yp.nther. 1882 Hendrie 9
Ealents. 80 Hu9sell r P0nzatti. a7O
Clinton : Mocere 21s Lafayette !.
Ci,f"cki 'is orleans Meyers. i35
Columbia e. Hsvill. Wonans hos
pItal AcfIaren. 81 church ".
j. mes. ~ soften, J iJawa. 1881
Junc'lor " wozniar. 5s7 IAvernois
Wska. ~ Addison. 4 Robin, 1875
Waterman a Bryant. Woman'p hos
ritaf Erause $50 Theodore p
fankorqkY fso Mitchell r CREST
koska. 1873 81 Aunin .. RzesIotar
ska. 1880 Chrnc T. Fren. a. oates
4 N0winFki ~ boone V Bakcr.
Harper hospital g. Lane ITO Fulton
Polack. Dane g. Zavitz. Harper
hospital " Tepbner. Harper hoEpi-
tai r sol0Ze 20 Lambert v Palm
or Womanr hospital l. McGoughey.
255 Baltimore. J. Tinke 10 Elsa J
crosby. 2zT summit NJ Pswelka. an
Alter. T. Lubinevski. so Garfeld
X. krajewski ssh chene, 8. Lubin-
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VESSEL PASSAGES.
AZ the 700.

SAUr.T STE MARIE Mich May IS.
Up Indus. $50. last night. Norton.
g. 20. Peter Esiss. 80. COngton.
German Marcia Widener Yer
ora : NJ Stephenson, An
<eNue. ,.
Down Lam Fritz. 1880. last
rlrst y q Mills. Ryers. 1870 a. n.
ionic. I Jones Z36. Gates 81
rsrt1r. 40. Runsen Bell s Prince
Ton. Nasymyth. 8. J. Z. Epson. 20
Phuhin. : Imperoyal. $50, Agnew,
20
The Detroit times., 1915-05-17
NlOrtuary

MERRILIs--At her home s9s Michi-
gRn-aye., Winifred (nc@ l.uyckNl.
beloved wife - George \. daugh-
ter ~ Mrs Anna l.uNrkN ard late
Albert q. iuNCkN FAnerRl Monday
Al $50, - Rcnitac~ church. Rural
Holy ross cemetery
NoIR - 1918. Mary =. beloved
VIE % Lewis Motr. AZ the resi-
deuce 81 her daughter, Mrs X W
Goodeuow ASl Nincwood ave.
mother ~ \ j., ~ EscAlauta.
Utah Henry. George Robert Mrs
" " Goodpnow and beloved sister
- Mrs Corneiia Kelly. Funeral
from the above residence, Monday.
May -. az ? o'clock Montreal pa
pors please copy
sCHER May 10th. 1918.
AZ residence. -pal Woodwa rd-aNr.,
Alkaline Miner jenkins. wife ~
James Schermerhcrn Funeral ser
vices AZ house, Monday afternoon
AZ o'clock. Burial At huds on
Michigan. on TUESDAY
The Detroit times., 1915-05-17

The Southeastern Michigan school
superintendent Round Table met.
Saturday. In the Detroit v VI. C.
A. when various phases OF school
work were discussed by Charles +.
spain. PROT r. " Breed. Vernon
Culp. W. r. Arbaugh and II. VI.
Slauson.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-17
HEIr wINrEU-MlLE.


Az ESrh PilSHED fTatcrnai society
,rers permanent positions and arm -
pie income 10 competent agents or
organizers for uDsuppliet towns 81
-vntfteS Executive care Carrier
80 station 4
SELLS In every town small samples
strong selling points Patented
speciality old established conccgn
rated one Hundred Thousand BtS
comm ssion paNahle weekly t. L.
cannon Cleveland ohio
WANTED - Organizers 20 obtain
r'rr~ heys and establish lodges on
commission The owls. south
Bend. Ind
TEp-Salespcopl every where.
easy. nrCHtahle employment at
Vert's'ng proposition send zoe
postage fOr particulars FenscSr.
Box rs Evansville Ind
So WET KY evenings az horn"
everything turn shed no expert
en'e, no ca0vnSsinz Don't worry
about capital Boyd ~ Brow a.
Dept A.lS7. omaha \shr
The Detroit times., 1915-05-17
wANTED-AGENTs.

hig summer SELLER sorr~
thing new concentrated scft
drinks iust ads water delicious
SOFT drinks In ury any tif0e.
anywhere popular f1r the home.
picnlcS. parties soc' sis. etc EIar
Law ltEhtwcfEht packages ~
parcel post NO delay enormous pc.
unnd agents coming money s. 20
So day $50 other fast sellers.
all big repsat-rs Too per csnt prof
&c.. agents 0ufrt free t-ryitorf go
INK fast. De quick Just postal to-
day American Products Co. 2-ef
Thrt-st Cincinnati o
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to ACKNOWLEDGEMENT ESTATE.

60 ACRE FARM In Romulus town
tEip. - miles from Detroit. small
t-room cottage fair barn and out
buildings good soil. acres Of rye
some farming tools 20 with farm
Price 5000. $1,000 down, or take
EYod Detroit cottage or small house
a. arSt payment See owner. i05
Tutrtysccoud-s 1T.
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500 IN PRIZES

Viii PEE given ~ partlcs having tn.
best gardens uu Hy acre farms
each Farm 40 large as IA city lots
Sec adv "a this paper. Come GU
sunday TAX, FaFmtngtou. orch
Ard Lake Cat to FtVc Points Thomi
~ htletWau. SO Free Press Bldg
Main 900.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-17
ron s,LE-uIsI NEss PROPERTY
MICHIGAN AVE.

Corner. below Trumbull. small pay
mcnt down. rents pay balance, Call
North 3325-M
The Detroit times., 1915-05-17
KING AVE. SO

I2-room frame house. sort.
lot garage. side drive; own"f
wants 20 sell al once. best bargain
in Detroit. price. td3vp. can De
sccn any time For further par
tjculars, call Mr Erskibc. Cadillac
Bisi or cherry 1883.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-17
WA>TED-L,Nu CoNTR,cr,--
NTEp-REaL rsr,rr.

I.,ws,s We. Zes .e:wsI iesss sdysTI55s
The Detroit times., 1915-05-17
KING AVE. SO

Beautiful Broom frame house. 5o-ft,
lot. garage. side drive; owner
wants 90 sell NJ once best harRalh
In Detroit. price Sc. 800 Can Do"
aeon any time For further par
ticuiars. call Mr. ErSkine, Cadillac
5fst or Cherry iTss
The Detroit times., 1915-05-17
FLORIDA
233 ACRE FARM

stock or general farming 100 ploJ
land balance pasture and sprin
Lake, Groom house two barns, sew
"tAl other buildings. young orch
Must he sold Write. call or phon~i
You VIII g-t bargain hare. Mai
loucy- c. mPbsll Realty Co, Inc
sos Free PFess bids.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-17
nELr w,NrEp-rrN,In.

BOOK X EEFERS ste-oErApn~rs AMI
general office help wishing post
ton. kindly call or writ" the Daisy
Miller Agency. so Chamber -
.nrr, n re-
The Detroit times., 1915-05-17

SEVEN ROOM COTTAGE with toilet.
electric llEhtE. yoOd harD. Twelfth
- near Merrirk. Price S2.l5o.
FERNS
Best s-rppm house FOR the money IN
north end. between Woodward and
Hamilton large Tot, fun basement.
furnace tiled bath bramgd ceiling,
benutifuI fxtures. price $1,000
u r. WILSON. sis On % Commerce.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-17
BRIGGS. The Farm Man

81 Dine Bank Bldg.
Phones Cherry 1853 and Royal OaJ.
- evenings and sundays
The Detroit times., 1915-05-17

Buy where ~ cobb bought
VIII consider trade Detroit properly,
improved or vacant for beautiful
5-room bungalow and 10 acres 81
nneat kind Of truck gardening land
( miles from Brunswick. Georgia.
on famous New York Jacksonville
highway Best soil ia the world
for growing pecans hgs. Iapanese
persiumone watermciona and
Georgia peaches. Climate unsur-
passed Famous players club. Ty
Cobb. George stallings and others
have bought large estate near.
Main ss2t Room 4, Mcoraw Bldg.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-05-15
TWO HOLD-UP MEN
AT ADAMS, MASS.
Joseph Goldberg Struck Over Head
with Iron Pipe-One of Assail-
ants Captured.

ADAMS, Mass, May Is. - Excite |
ment was caused here last night when
two men, one of whom is now under ar
rest, went into the little shoe store of
Jacob Goldberg, on Park street near
the Boston and Albany railroad tracks
and attempted to rob him. One of the
men asked for pair of shoes ana when
Mr.. Goldberg turned to the shelf he
was struck on the head with piece of
galvanized iron water pipe about a foot
long and his scalp was badly torn. He|
was staggered by the blow but did not
lose consciousness and began to shout
for the police.
The two holdup men rushed out Of
the store and down the track. Mr..
Goldberg, with blood streaming down
his face, gave chase as far as the
Adams depot, about 80 yards IN
northerly direction from the store
Meanwhile Officer John Thompson
learned from an excited girl what had
happened and he Joined in the chase
The would-be robbers separated at the
School-street crossing and one ran north
on Columbia street while the other
went north on the railroad track As far
as Hoosac street, and then easterly to-
ward the mountains. 1t was the latter
man that Officer Thompson saw and
followed. The officer summoned several
citizens to help in the chase and among
them was 4 man with his automobile
This helped to get the officer closer to
his man but the Tobber had taken to
the woods on East Hoosac street oppo-
| site the old Anthony homestead
a part Of the woods was surrounded
| by the officer and number Of tn
men who were assisting him. and final
| ~ the officer saw the man dart out OF
some bushes and across the pasture. He
called 10 the man to stop and when the
man did not 10 so Officer Thompson
| fred q shot. 1t whizzed uncomfortable
close to the runner and the man turned
at once and threw up his hands
At the police station, Mr. Gold
berg. who had had his head bandaged
| by DR.. J. J. Mahady, identified tho
man under arrest as one Of his two as
salIants. The man gave the name ot
! Charles Hawes. 10. and said that HI
had been employed by George Thatche
of Florida mountain. He said that h,
had come from the farm with Mr.
Thatcher to North Adams and was IN
duced by man from North Adams Il
go down to Adams. His companion, h
said. knew how to get some .eas,
money. HaweS alleged that he remon
Strated with his companion when tn
latter found the piece OF the wateruin
under Center-street bridge in Adam
and slipped it mp his sleeve before the
went into the shoe store Hawes cl9ime
that his companion struck Mr.. (<oId
herg and when Mr. Goldberg shoute
both were frightened and ran. NJ,
Goldberg is known as successful bus
ness man and often carries a large ro,
of bills
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-05-15
TODAY'S WAR SUMMARY

Giuseppe Mareora, Garibaldi vet
eran, is to form the new cabinet to
guide Italy through the present crisis
It is believed he will be able to as
sembIe a cabinet in which opposing
factions will be represented.
In both the east and west the oppos-
ing armies apparently are unable tc
make great headway at present The
French offensive north of Arras has
made little further progress.
The one important change reported
is the shattering of the Austrian line
near Bukewina frontier. This Rus
sian claim has not been confirmed from
German OF. Austrian sources.
The Austro- German sweep from th
Cracow region eastward through Gal
icia is said to have been checked, al
though Petrograd admits the western
path of Galicia has been wrested from
the Russians.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-05-15
AGED FARMER HANGS
HIMSELF WITH CHAIN
William Lamson, rs, of Morristown
Despondent Because of Physical
Disability

MORRISVILLE, May 15.-William
Lamson, for many years a prominent
farmer, committed suicide Yesterday
by hanging himself with chain in the
barn at his home in the west part of
the town. Dependency because of
physical disability and financial re-
verses are ascribed to the reason for
the act
Mr.. Lamson went to the barn about
. 0 clock and when he did not return
for breakfast his wife called several
times. Receiving no answer she sound.
Ell dinner horn which summoned Bert
knight, neighbor.
Mr.. knight found the man S body
suspended by a chain from a ladder
which stood on the barn floor. The
aged farmer had been dead about ar
hour.
For several years Mr.. Lamson ha6
been lame and his disability had be
come more acute as the years passed
| 1t was evident that he would become
entirely helpless within short time
and this and the fact that he was soor
to move from his farm, which he solo
a few days ago, had a depressing eff
feet upon him.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-05-15
RUTLAND GETS
A BIG WAR ORDER
E. r. Patch Does Not Deny That His
Firm Has $780, GOO Contract
fo2 Sharpnel.

RUTLAND, May ia report that
the F. X Patch Manufacturing com
pany Of this city had just obtained Il
&50U000 order for shrapnel shells to be
shipped to one CT the warning nations,
was current about the streets of the
city yesterday all day, and last night
Mr.. Patch refused to discuss the rumor
one way or another. He did not deny
that his concern had such an order, but
further than this he would not be
quoted stating that he was nor ready
to give out any story.
It is understood that much new ma
thinery viii be installed which vii
make the manufacture Of the shrapneI
possible and that the she'll will be as
sembled here The work viii require
many hands and il was stated by per
sons not in authority that fhe plant
would have enough work to run might
and day with an increased force rol
many months.
Whether or not it viii be necessary
to enlarge the plant, as is being done
by the Vermont Farm Machine com
| pany at Bellows Falls. which recently
! obtained similar contract, cculd not
/ be learned last night
/ 1t is self evident, however. that Il
| the local concern has obtained $500.
| 600 contract its payroll will be great
/ ly increased for many months to come
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-05-15
ONLY ONE TORPEDO
FIRED BY GERMANS
Official Report Says Second Explosion
on Lusitania Was Caused by
Ammunition on Board.

BERLIN, May "A, (via Amsterdam
to London, May 15.)-From the report
received from the submarine which
sank the Cunard line steamer Lusitania
last week Friday the following official
version Of the incident is published by
the admiralty staff over the signature
of Admiral Behncile
1.-The submarine sighted the steam
er. which showed no flag. May : at
2:20 o'clock Central Europe time, af-
ternoon, on the southeast coast Of Ire
land in fine, clear weather.
AT $40 o clock one torpedo was
fired at the Lusitania which hit her
starboard side below the captain 5
bridge. The detonation of the torpedo
was followed Immediately by u further
explosion of extremely strong effect
The ship quickly listed to starboard
and began to sink.
THE second explosion must bt
/ traced back to the ignition Of quanti
ties of ammunition inside the ship.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-05-15
ITALY REACHES
BREAKING POINT
Belief in London That Momentous Decision is at
Hand in the Matter of Her Relations to the
Triple Entente Russians Rally and Austrans
Are in Full Retreat

LONDON, May Is, 11.45 a. m. -
After having been deluded by a series
of chimerical crises the British pub
Tie is coming to the belief that Italy
finally has reached the point of a
momontous decision in the matter of
her relations to the triple entente.
The note of President Wilson to the
German government divides editorial
attention in the London papers today
with the Italian crisis.
There is qualification in the press
with the contents of the American
communication. The only criticism
consists of % regret that it should have
contained a paragraph testifying to
the belief OF the German observance
of humane warfare in the past.
London observers are of the opinion
that the Russian situation is brighter
for the allies, and this in spite of the
fact that the Austro-Gcrman victory
i'm West Galieia is becoming more and
more obvious and that it is certain
that the Russians have lost heavily IN
men, arms and ammunition.
Confidence in the strength of Rus
sin is maintained because of her abih
ty to deliver a counter stroke, as ha-
been shown by her successes in Eost
Galria and BuEowina, where the
Austrians are reported to have bee:
routed and to be retreating along :
front 60 miles wide It is alleged ais,
that the Rusgiaus have checked tn
Germans in the Baltic provinces.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-05-15
FRENCH MAKE ADVANCES.
Have Progressed 500 Yards in the
Direction of souchez.

PARIS, May Is, 2.30 p. m. - The
French war office this afternoon is
sued the following statement on the
progress of hostilities:
There have been no changes in the
situation since last evening to the
rorth of Arras. Here the fighting con
tinues under the conditions set forth
in our last communication.
We have progressed 800 yards in the
direction Of Souchez In this section
there has been violent artillery eE-
changes.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-05-15

Officials in Washington Take a Hope
full View of the situation-No Direct
Statement as to the Feeling in
Berlin.
WASHINGTON, May ia cable
gram from Ambassador Gerard in
Berlin, sent at clock last night and
reaching the state department early
today, stated that the ambassador had
not then received the American note
State department officials expected
further adviees soon.
Meanwhile officials sought to trace
the note and hasten its delivery. Hav-
ing knowledge from Ambassador Page
at Rome that the note was relaved from
there yesterday officials felt assured
that it surely would reach Ambassador
Gerard today.
Secretary Bryan had sent two mas
sages to Ambassador Gerard after the
note itself left the telegraph offices
| hcre-one notifying him that it hac
| been sent and another that it had beer
arranged to release it for publication
at . a m Friday and therefore to pre-
sent it to the German embassy as soor
IS possible. Ambassador Gerard ae
knowledged both.
Intense interest continued rs to tn
probable nature of Germany S reply
but neither the embassy or state de
partment had any intimation as to tn
feeling in Berlin. Among well in
formed diplomats as well as official
the belief existed that Germany s re
l-rifv would afford means Of seftIemen
through diplomacy.
1t was thought not improbable tina
Germany would suspend her submarin
warfare while diplomatic dicussion wa
in progress and might suggest that
the British government notified all ii
. merchantmen to sail unarmed tn
rights of viist and search would be e>
erciscs to prevent conraband fror
reaching destinations.
Another suggestion considered .
! not unlikely is that belligerents giN
assurances that no contramand be ca
-ied on passenger ships.