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The Washington times., 1915-09-01
AMERICANS BLOCKING
. GERMAN STOCK PLAN

That German agents have been trying
70 corner the livestock market Of South
America in order to head of shipments
to the allies is alleged by the New York
World in conpection with other charges
as TO the activity Of German agents.
1t appears. however, according to the
story, that the american beef trust Is
too firmly planted in Argentina to en-
able the Germans to accomplish their
plan.
Officials here do not take the matter
with much seriousness because It has
long been officially known here that the
big Chicago packers had a hold on the
south American meat business which
1t would not he easy for any conbina.
tion of capital TO dislodge.
It IL said the Germans have been ex.
pending large, sums to buy UP and pre-.
pare lands insthe Sac Paulo corfee dis
trict in Brazil for grazing purposes. A
contract has been made in this country
for 10000 tons Of wire to be used II
| enclosing these lands. German agenti
| are also active in Honduras to estab
lish an abattoir and cold storage plan
The Washington times., 1915-09-01

French trenches on the slopes for sew.
eral hours. Explosion of several hum
dred asphyxiating gas bombs was fol-
lowed by a rush of German infantry
men upon the French works. Tho
French chasseurs. who had protected
themselves from the gas with respirators,
met the attack with their bayonets and
knives and drove the enemy back from
the parapets.
The Germans suffered heavy losses,
leaving many bodies before the French
trenches. but apparently orders had
been given to take the French position
st any cost. A second charge was made
last night. but this afternoons COM
munioue from the war office said It was
repulsed.
Elsewhere there have been no i'm
portant infantry. engagements In the
last twenty-four hours. Heavy artillery
duels continue throughout the night
around Neuvllle st. Vast, Roye, and
at several points around Arras Other
artillery fighting occurred In the Ar
| Eonne. particularly at Fontaine Aux
Charmes. Houyette. and Haute Che
vauchee.
The Washington times., 1915-09-01

a high official today. The Germans
might throw half q million men down
the valley but we could hold them on
with ease for months.
winter is approaching and by De-
cember military operations In the Alps
will be out OF question. another factor
the Germans undoubtedly have taken
into consideration. And before the
arrival Of spring England. France. and
Russia will be keeping the Austro-
Germans busy elsewhere"
The government several weeks ago
contracted for large supplies of wool
and every weaving and knitting fac
tory In Italy Is now turning out heavy
clothes for the winter campaign. Extra
heavy garments are being made for
the troops engaged in the Alps along
the Trentino frontier.
On some Of the highest peaks, two
miles above the sea level. structures
to house the italian soldiers during the
winter. are being built in the shelter
Of rocks. These will be heavily pro-
| visioned. the war office anticipating that
many OF the positions on the submits
will be shut of from the outside world
| by heavy SHOWS.
The Washington times., 1915-09-01

transitional law which must stand forever precedent
and q tribute to American diplomacy"
Secretary Lansing not willing to 60 into details
concerning the result of the negotiations under which he
had obtained the written acceptance of the broad American
proposition that the safety of noncombatants ships At
tackled by submarnes must first be assured 1t was also
plain he was deeply relieved over the Developments.
AZ the result Of the announcement Of Secretary Lam
cling il no longer questioned here that the crisis with
Germany over and that of better relations with
Berlin i at hand.
What Ambassador Won Benstorff told Secretary Lam
sing during their conference in substance this
That he authorized by his government to say that
Germany would accept the doctrines of the American Gov.
eminent - to visit and search Of merchant vesses CIV
ing warning to those board before sinking, provided
that such vessels did attempt to escape resist
In case Of attempted escape resistance, Germany
would reserve the right to sink such vessels without
ing
A. Secretary Lansing says, this Is acceptance, in
principle, of the American contentious.
significant that the ambassador says the policy of
hs was decided before the Arabic incident
Ths il taken mean that unless it is shown the Arabic
sisted tried to escape, full reparation will be made
Although Secretary Lansing has not specifically said
this Government will accept the German governments
swer a. satisfactory his statement n taken to that
it does 30 because Germany has recognized the principles
for which Washington has contended.
QUESTION OF LOSS OF LIFE.
The Washington times., 1915-09-01
MADE
FOR FALL OPENING

Detailed plans for the formal OPEN
Ing OF the fall buying season In WASH
ington were formulated by members
of the committee In charge OF arrange
ments for the affair today.
The openinw will be signalized by the
ringing Of bells, footing Of whistles und
as much noise as matchmaking In
struments can make" according to
Charles ]. Columbus, secretary OF the
Retail Merchants Association.
Another feature of the opening will be
the release Of 100 balloons with checks
for more than $4,000 worth of mcrchan-
disc. Those who pick up these balloons
after they have descended can have
these checks cashed at the department
stores named on the paper. =.
The Washington times., 1915-09-01
italians Have No Fear
Of Germans Turning
Into Valley of Adig,

ROME, Sept. 1.-Italy has no fear
that the Austro- Germans. having fin
ished their campaign against Russia.
will throw forces down the Adise
valley for An invasion Of the Italian
northern provinces.
We hold every important peak domi-
mating the Adige valley section" said
The Washington times., 1915-09-01

TO do a large Central American busi-
ness.r
The activities OF the Germans in
Latin America are looked on here as
having quite us much. II not more.
reference 10 the future than to the pres-
ent. In other words. II Is believed that
Germany Is looking to working up "A
big meat trade with South America and
Central America cfter the war.
The Washington times., 1915-09-01
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The Washington times., 1915-09-01
U-Boat BLOCKADE" Is
Declared Success by
Inspired German Press

BERLIN (via The Hague). Sept. L.
Tho most significant factor in the
German American situation today
was the appearance Of articles in the
Berlin newspapers, laying stress upon
the valve of Germany's submarine
war on british merchantmen.
These articles apparently were in
spired and led their origin in the
| same source. They carried statistics
relating to the number of boats sunk
ard their tonnage. and argued that
the Won Tirpit1 submarine blockade"
had proved q success. Whether they
had their origin in that group of Of
ficials who oppose any change in
Germany's submarine policies Is un-
known.
Though 1t is felt here that what
official circles are still a bit uncom-
Portable in anticipation Of the next
American note. in view Of what was
considered here the bluntness of the
last communication from Washing
ton.
The submarine supposed to have
sunk the Arabic has not yet reported.
though admiralty officials have not
fully accepted the theory that she
was sunk by British warship. The
press is refraining from lengthy
comment. but all the newspapers
print a report that President Wilson
has cancelled plans for a vacation be-
cause of the German American ne
gotiations.
The Washington times., 1915-09-01
Will Is Executed Under
Ancient French Code

A will executed under the provisions
Of "Code Napoleon" an old French
law, was filed with the Register of
Wills today. the document having been
executed by Mrs. Charlotte Berna. in
New Orleans, ten years ago. 1t Is signed
by the testatrix. three witnesses. and a
notary public, who swears that Mrs.
Berna was in good health when she
affixed her signature.
The Washington times., 1915-09-01
Holy Rosary Building
Fund Aided by Fete

The building fund Of the chapel OF
the Holy Rosary was materially in
creased at the lawn fete held by the
parish last night at the corner Of Third
and I streets northwest. the site Of the
proposed building. The pastor. Rev.
Nicholas De Carlo. was in charge with
Mrs. Teresa Poloni as chairman Of the
arrangements committee.
The Washington times., 1915-09-01

BERLIN. Sept. IA violent battle is
raging around Schratzmaennele. in tho
Vosges. after cessation Of infantry
actions In this region for several days.
The Germans yesterday shelled the
The Washington times., 1915-09-01

A to the. question Of reparation for
the loss Of Amerisan lives on tho Lusi-
tania ana Arabic, this was secondary
to the main proposition involving the
general conduct Of submarine war. but
the ambassador IL quoted as saying he
was in position to declare that he
would be authorized by his government
to make satisfactory adjustment as to
these cases.
The question Of fact in the Arabic
case still remains open. and. OF course,
what 10 done about that will depend
on evidence as 1t 10 finally developed.
sador he would accept II the memo
randum was in accord with the verbal
outline given.
The conference between Mr.. Lansing
and the ambassador lasted from 1880
until l0:l5 They went over the whole
ground Of the controversy in e genera!
Lansing had conferred with President
Wilson In an early morning talk at the
White House and had obtained his
ideas with respect to the German con-
troversy In its latest phases.
Came Unexpected.
When Ambassador Won Bernstorn de-
parted from here Sunday. he expected
to return Thursday. He called up
Secretary Lansing over long distance
last night and arranged TIE conference
today. His instructions from Berlin
came sooner than he expected.
Hish officials Of the Administrator
today look upon the adjustment OF dif-
ferences with GERMANY not merely as OF
great moment in itself, but as Of great
Importance in its bearings on other
phases Of the internationa! situation.
For one thing. 1t will tend to heighten
H. -. AZ
is an achievement the credit Of which
belongs to the President and Secretary
Lansing. They are the two men who
:. have handled the problem from the be-
shNns was Secretary. he was freely con-
treallted. as counselor of the State Depart
:. "INnt. bv the President.
She Ylliam ]. Bryan, as secretary OF
O'CLOCK. stepped down and out Of office
partm. ee he was unwilling to support the
to see Ntions of this Government In their
sick. SD and In the consequences which
out new 'ght entail.
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Sltpcrpilprcllbeboroc cille oieshesl

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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-09
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-09

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