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Bisbee daily review., 1915-08-18
LOAN NECESSARY
To RESTORE
EXCHANGE
Three Hundred Million British
loan Is Suggested as Best
Means Of Restoring Value to
the Pound, Sterling, in u. S.

NEW YORK, Aug 17.-Out of the
disorder of the foreign exchange mar
kets plans began to assume form for
floating huge British loan in New
York to check the downward trend Of
rates and protect the money Of Great
Britain and her allies against further
depreciation A group OF Wall Street
bankers talked the matter over When
the meeting adjourned the situation,
II is said. still was indefinite and the
plans are inembryo.
The outstanding fact was the i'm
perative and immediate need of a
loan not less than three hundred mill
ion to restore the rates to normal or
thereabouts.
II was reported toward the end of
the business day that a syndicate Of
bankers might be formed to finance
the loan; that the issue might con
sist OF one. five and ten year bonds.
There is every indication that unless
such action of this sort is speedily
taken, sterling, francs and lires will
be still further deprecated and the
financial burden placed on foreign
buyers Of American products be cor
respondingly increased
The arrival here for the Great Brit
ain account Of approximately five mil
lion in gold coin from ottawa had no
effect whatever on the rates. The
amount is regarded as insignificant in
the light OF Europe's big obligations
here which American manufacturers
pressed for payment.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-08-18
Traditions Of the War. That no
Troops Should Be Lost, RudeIy
Shattered BY German Sub
marine in the Aegean.
WILL NOT EFFECT
CAMPAIGN IN EAST
Two Other Attacks Have Been
Made on Troop Ships But
Neither Had Been Successful:
Russians Still Retreating.

LONDON, Aug 1.-THE sinking in
the Aegean Sea by O German submar
inc of the British transport Royal Ed
ward, with heavy loss of life, has
shattered the proud tradition of the
British navy having transported hun.
urcds OF thousands of men across the
sea without the destruction of one
troop laden ship on two previous
occasions TWO ships We're attacked.
The Wayfarer was torpedoed in the
Irish Sea, but not sunk, and only five
lives We're lost The Manitou was at.
tackled by a Turkish torpedo boat in
the Aegean Sea and although the ship
was not damaged tifty-four were
drowned trrough the breaking of a
rope as a boat was being lowered.
The loss of the Royal Edward is a
serious one at this time. The men car.
ried were lot a part of the new ex-
pedition but reinforcements for the
Iwenty-ninth Division which has been
at Gallipoli Peninsula since the first
landing, which received high praise
from General Hamilton in the report
of the initial and subsequent opera
tions.
The retreat of the Russians con.
tinues il is probable they have fal
len back further than the Brest-Dit
ovcE line
The news of the sinking of the
Royal Edward came as a shock to the
British public. who believed the sub
marine menace i'm the Aegean Sea
had been dealt with successfully
This is the first occasion since the
sinking Of the battleship Majestic on
May 27 that the German submarines
which made the long trip to the Oar
danelles, have scored success.
The Royal Edwards loss is not
likely TO delay the operations recently
undertaken for with the Russian re-
tirement in the east and the continu
alton of the Balkan negotiations. the
necessity of achieving something def
mite i'm the assault on the Dardanelles
is growing greater.
Berlin reports that General Litz
mann stormed and took the forts on
the southwest front Of Kovno and cap
tured fortyfve hundred prisoners and
two hundred and forty guns Thi,
probably means the early fal of the
fortress itself between which and the
capture Of the Vilna-Warsaw-P Petro
grad railway cannot be much DELAY
Another fort on the northeast from
of Noyo Georgievsk has fallen. tn,
Gordon being closed around the fort
ress. Other armies from the ives
and south are advancing toward tn,
BrestLitovsk line There is contin
ued activity among the diplomats il
the balkan capitals and among IN,
Balkan representative in other capi
tails
The Serbian minister who is a fire
quent visitor at the foreign office
saw Sir Edward Grey again while an
Other caller was the Roumanian min
lister. There are no Developments
however. The Italians, according I,
a telegram from Rome. commence,
another general offensive against tn,
Austrians, but there is no news o
movements from any other front
Bisbee daily review., 1915-08-18
NEAR DECISION.

ROME, Aug. 17.-Reports received
by the Italian government from Ru-
mania, Bulgaria and Greece show that
the military preparations Of those
countries are being carried on with
intense activity. In some quarters
here this is taken TO indicate these
slater are nearing to a decision as TO
their policy in the war
Bisbee daily review., 1915-08-18
. 9 o . 8 o
AUSTRIAN TROOPS ADVANCE

, VIENNA. Aug H. Austria I
Hungarian troops are pursuing I
} the retreating Russians and have 4
advanced to Dobrynka, thirteen 4
; miles southwest of the fortress
of Brest.Litovsk, according TO
the official statement tonight
, y . q . y . .
Bisbee daily review., 1915-08-18
MISSING MEN.

CHANDLER. Aug, IT, Searching
parties have left here IN quest Of four
local business men who left Nogales
last Wednesday on a return trip in
an automobile. The men are said to
have had considerable money with
them. The missing men are c. II.
Tockey, w. II. sherwin. c. NJ. Durham
and j. T. Reese.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-08-18

TEMPLE. Texas. Aug. 1.-Two or
lhree lives were lost in Houston as a
result OF the storm The damage was
estimated at five million there last
night according to a conductor of a
Santa Fe freight passing through here
Bisbee daily review., 1915-08-18
FRANKS BODY TO BRooKLYN

ATLANTA, Aug. 1.-THE body of
Frank, under heavy police guard was
placed aboard the Southern Pacific
Railway train which reparted at
1901 this morning The funeral
party including Mrs Frank, and scv.
eral Atlanta friends who viii accom-
pany the body TO Brooklyn was guard
ed carefully by the police until the
train left the terminal station.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-08-18
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A NEW CABINET

= LONDON, Aug. fixing Con. .
. stantne of Greece requested .
. Eleuthorios Venizelos for a new .
. cabinet The former premier .
= asked for four days to consider =
. the situation before reaching a =
. decision, according to the Ath- =
. ems dispatch to the Exchange =
. Telegraph. .
Bisbee daily review., 1915-08-18

Contract for construction of a 5000
ton steel steamship for New York *
Cuba Mail Steamship CO. (The Ward
Line), has been awarded to Seattle
Construction & Dry Dock Co.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-08-18

Al Red Cross auction in London
Queen Mary purchased for $3.50
American flag of silk a yard square,
with Stars and Stripes embroidered
on it.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-08-18

Railroad unions i'm New York state
will campaign against all candidates
opposing legislative demands of the
railroad men.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-08-18

Overseas News Agency says Glad
bach Textile Works of Berlin declared
dividend of 2Oc,; last year no divi-
dend was declared
Bisbee daily review., 1915-08-18
Spanish Government Offers inducements for Factories

20
taken he action foster nufru
of O m anm ptu T.
for o. of
IN U VIII exist cerane eten
h
conc newc ia bid
+ u | O thu gnm The nan
span
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-31
Rhode Island Car
Lines Open Fight
ON the Ufney Bus
TrOlIc, Trustees Threaten to
Discontinue Service Mess
They Are Aided.

TruvtpUNCr, ". / March 80 a most
extraordinary situation has arisen IN
Providence because Of the remarkable
development of the jitucy service. wni'h
was opened vita q single 1utom"nic on
February s. The jituey service now in
rludes more than five hundred cars
operated along the trolley routes "t IN"
Rhode Island Company. one OF the Sub
sidiary properties of the New York.
New Haven and Hartford. The trolley
service "a a consequence. may pc ais
continued
80 we'll pat,onized are the jltn"ys
hat the street cars run practically
empty. q condition which prompted the
trustees recently appointed by tho
Federal court to mdn1g" the street
car company. t. file a formal protest
to-day with the city council. IN which
they declare that 'he unfair competition,
II continued. means that they cannot
cnntiuc to operate the trolley lines. a.
nothing can Dc earned on he capital
stur, and ~ dividends can b" paid
daring tn" iisCal year
The company is operating und"r an
exclusive franchise Ia return ioT
wnich 10 recently built 800 .o0u tunnel
and assumed obligations 20 pay tN"
city s23o.ooo annually II pay s46.nuV
annually ru acrouu' II noW highway :
now being built. 1, vost - "uu.r"o; 20
rebuild It's tracks. 10 rcpl1c" old cars
with modern ones. and in addition 70
tn. 100000 franchise tax paid go the
state ~ contribute Sl"s.Uno tu l'ru'i-
d.t.ro Is taxes an real ana tsNgi bile
properly.
I.esidcs these Obligations there are
rent and hNcd charge which last year
r.iu,ed the. earnings 10 less than S@i>,-
400 .Hd NO dividends We're paid upon
.n, s. ouo. 900 worth nl heavily water" b
-'i------7------a----- .------..,..
haven.
II ~. estimated that the eirulngs
th.- ',t. would br only Sll1.p"", nrt
from present Indications there vii b-
,ou,. - all. aS the ttnsys are dong e
business equal to s3Ou.ouV year. W.tN
.Y.ry prospect that they viii exec. 4
th.~, figures
The trolley trustees are c,llng fur q
iitu.y regulation which viii give them
4 fair show. They assert tnat the int
n.ls must h. brought undr' regulations
that viii give the company chance
and that m" franchise must BE amended
to relieve u of the greater part "t it,
burden. otherwise tho service must hs
discontinued
Public sentiment. based upon ioug on
uttd grievances which failed to be lc''-
oguiZcd. II with the tive cent iituey
service. which is backed by an orsIn'zu
ton OF automobile owners. The city
by the way. combats the content OF that
the trolley franchise excludes the
itn.v
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-31
Prize Hens Killed;
Owner Gets $500
Particolorcd Jury Apprai>e>
Twenty Blue Ribbon
Fowl High.

\ verdict of s9,5oo against the tnlt"d
states Express Company foi shooinS
twenty hens 10 Washington Market ana
an untimely death was brought in yes
terday ny a jury of eleven white men
and a negro before Justice Vernon ".
Davis in the supreme Court The hon
belonged to Frederick Iiarrics and "ere
all prize winners
Cooped together they were shipped IN
1911 from Pennington. y. H., TO New
York. This was after ten OF them had
taken prizes a, Madison square Garden
The other ten. in two pens 'oi nv" "1'h
had taken first prizes AT the Garden.
These were white brpinRions' NJ
twenty got to this city, but ""r" dr-
ryered to G. z. tIawk, "a Washington
Marke' dealer, who wrung ,n"ir neck'.
II. D. Merchant of ~" Hl"id"A>'
counsel for the bereaved owner, pro-
duced i'm court all the ribbonS and silver
cups the hens had won lie also called
cxperta who said they were worm
80 900 Lawyers kerfoot and curry oi
. Rector street appeared for tie express
company. The jury gave the lu''
an cunt sued for and s5H7 interesl ne
sides
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-31
STORM STOPS RAID.
Two x-pp.iins In r~rii Of Dr.,ru"'
tion IN north sea.

lo>ro>. March Be- -llow q snow
storm may have prevented a Heppe IN
INVASION uf Eng and Is ."l lol,n IN des-
Iutch,s received TODAY rom 'hr
Copenhagen correspond,ul ot the DGiiy
Ndui iio says two large dIigi h.es
coming cut oi Schlesw.. We're seen p.o.
,.od'uc westward YESTERDAY lf'crroo.
THcy passed over the island - Scr!el-
munn,k,og. bound eyidcntly f3y some
part ut tur Eng,is1 coast
Just af.ci he, had crossed IH' ISLAND
It snowstlrm II mucn severity arose
nhi'h lat"r n"crme . blizzard 0ne q
The alr.ur' mnrdia'o,y .urrtd about;
and tn, othrr sN,yted along the DANISH
coast towards 'Nr German frontier.
Both narrowly ESCAPED destruction IN
the Noth Sea hecause OF the storm,
winch rendered them almost uuUtnas O..
able
when the second reached tho German
frontier n descended tnd was r"UpI''b
seriously damaged, Tn" crew wts sui
tering Ercatly from the cold some ut
the meu intimated they were Oh heir
way to England,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-31
BRITISH LEADERS
FAVOR PROHIBITION
Important Section of Cabinet
Endorses Policy. but Action
Is Delayed.
ESCAPE MAYORS ARE Not UNITED


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'.rIN hy IN. shipbuili'nG .mpiovers
..,.rt,r t,. .,.,.ssftv for total rro.
'"'". 'i '''N "'EnIh'"'a rave '''uaS'h
the attention Of the country on this
question. Au... i~ ry,r,wh,r. a topic.
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.o' 'n,l' NAT on 'n" clubs
N' ,''''','., ,''.' '''.,.'S MOVED '' 'n"
''0 "'' ''' ''SH {" ''N'"n' '''
,L' question "' ''hp'n,"''ns III" liquor
'.'''' ''' '"t '"~9'S 0".H " Pv''! N"a''
'...'
'"" H'"p va" h'~ ''li't~s"' - NUM-
"'' oi Ni} or>. Labor leaders Hud others
IA' Jesuit OF the canvass shoNS q greag
variety "' opinions, from 'u re dIi Oval
o. prohibition 20 rowul"t' oppp~.ton 'u
'h' fIau ,ousidtrt .'r number I've
t"'r tnat restriction /, adequate 10 mc''
'uo HLuou's needs IA, Lori Mayors o'
London. LiNr.puol and Birmingham are
AMONG ,t"-e Tnc Lord l'lo,u-l ot Glt.-
gov 'lIuk. th-t n any lt.Hf"relr- :
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-31
FRENCH CREDIT READY.
RuuL,rs Here trrnngr to supply
\b"ut $50. 900. 600.

Fornu announcement was MADE last
night hy T. t. Morgan q co that they.
with the National cry Eank and the
First National Bank. had concluded ar
rangcments With. the French Govern
incui FOR the cst iblishlng Of credit
here to the account Of that nation The
funds will ho secured by tho sale 10
American investors Of one Year per
cent French Treasury boudS While j.
= Morgan y 60 ere as Vet not ready
to announce iust what the amount Of
III. Offering wi hc It il understood that
t viii b" In the uciGhhorhood Of 500
COO. 600. one of the features of the
,iI,rlng, which win make the bonds
particularly attractive 10 investors IN
this country. is that they are payable At
tine option OF the holder. both As to
principal and interest in New York Ia
collars or IN raris AT the ate OF Fcs.
slNl, The honds are t" D." offered At
Yai, ami the proceeds will remain in
thi, country 20 bc devoted 20 the laying
for Frances purchases IN the United
states
been placed m this country lay Franco
since IN" beginning of tn" wat EtrlN
iu \ugust y. T. Mo gan y co. announced
that they mad established u credit ol
5000 Ouo here for tn" account "!
France. This was later increased 20
$4,000. ooo shortly aftcrward Ia" Ma
iiouu tty Bans healed a sSudicdt"
of baukIus Institutions which extended
a credit of SO. 100000 against a sale
a - I,Y
taken by the syndicate. The French
,;oVrrument also opened negotiations
with j. T. Morgan n Co early in Au-
gust TO secure ., war loan of slVo,-
noe. ono Tn" bankers submitted the
proposition tn Washington for its ap-
rrovll or disdpprovlI President Will
son was inclined to froNH ou the trans
action as a possible violation Of ncu-
t.alliN and also on account OF tn" dis
ordereI state ~ finances in this coun-
;rN at that time and the negotiations
wcr" dropped.
n the present credit amounts to $50.
nu0. 400 il VIII bring tie knowH credit s
established in this country 10y France
>.nce August / up 10 s16,000.00r. II Is
probable that there have been oth'r
French credits established with iudiv.d-
nal banking institutions against ship
mcnts ut certain commodities when
600.
At the ofices Of j y Morgan & Co
/, was said yesterday that the bankers
would not be ready FOR few days to
make an announcement regarding me
reported sl00,0o0,000 British credit
which L. being negotiated.
Sterling exchange was is OF \ cent
in the pound lower yesterday both for
demand and cables Demand closed
a. i7aH,, with cables At 4sol.
France we're lower also A. al tol
checks and $685. for cables Tn
comps res with ".3OL for checks an'
a.@"H, tnr cables ON Monday. Mark
also weakened, selling down TO So,
fur sight drafts and So for cables
against S3l, for checks and s3H- fol
cables on MonSN Italian lire declined
to 5.1Si., against 1.1G'a on Morday.
The international Banking Corpora
ton announced yesterday that II baC
engaged an additional 7iO.0o0 yel
t275,00D IN EoIl AT Yokohama 10
~h!rmcu, to she United States
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-31
SHIPS COMPANY SHOWS PITY.
pOtsdam'~ Passengers " itu">s
Burial of child From >t-rrnsc.


- poTspANi. a. SEA. March 20 .--
Nearly the whole ships coWr,uv turned
out to-day To- see thu burial 80 two
N'ar-old ste"ragc passenger som ut
Betty kl"ma. an Austrian IWmigi ant
bound for Springfield ohio. Ia join her
husband. who IL a jpurneym plumber
cabin passengers bec'm" Interested
M the mother and learned -hr, -n, dil
not have a friend IN the .t"orLgc aud
oulv a few dollars besides hel passage
;!cl,ct \ collection 'tkcu up 'or a"r
made her feel comparatively rich Sh'
-Ad she expected her husband might
meet her AT the llollaud-Amorl,a pt'r
iu upbpk.u and s1c = distressed. a- he
fears tho rrws 90 the little 100, death
will affect him seriously.
The rptelau probably VIII d''k 'h
Thursday morning.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-31
NEW j. s. RULE
ON WAR LOANS
TO Be ISSUED
Bryan Promises Statement
in View Of Morgan
Firms Plans.
KNOWS or $50. 600. 900
CREDIT FOR FRANCE

WNsuINGToN. March 30.--Apropos OF
reports from New York that J. r.
Morgan & 90. uad received from the
Administration approval Of their pluns
tu establish In this country a s5o.0v0.o00
rrcdit for the French Government. Se'-
retaty Bryan said this afternoon that
he would issue statement regarding
the attitude Of the Administration
toward loans and the establishment of
credits iu this country for the bell gerent
Governments in the European war
H. indicated that tho statement would
bo issued before the end Of the day hut
he left mis- ohire witnou; taking any
steps IN tnat direction. and 1t is now
presumed t. VIII be- issued tomorrow.
Nj Bryau admitted tina, the matter
had been brought tr his attention by
those interested IN The transaction. but
i.fusrd to comment further because he
wished TO conhne himself to the promised
statement
It j. expected ,n1, 'ue s,atcmen, viii
make clear The precise attitude OF th,
Ndn,.u stration With respect 90 loans
aud credits .u 'his country for Nh" benefit
-.---..- --------en. - LGgyc-umelt,
Last summer t WtS aui ouuc"t thW
'u" Pres ilrnt would r"gart loans 'y
American bankers 20 the be,lirerents '-
contrary ' DO" spirit OF neutrality. bu'
no Objection was made by 'he Admni~-
trtUou so th, establishment OF VA
,rouis The proceeds pr which ar" be .ng
appended for supplies purchased ~ 90"
tu.t"d states
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-31
LIE STARTS MILITIA REVOLT.
OHIccr ~ accused AFTER Wnrbrr IL
Elected In NHry,nnd.

BAIrIMoRr, March Ho.---';ov Colds
borough has ordered Brig Gen Gather
of tn. Maryland NatIoual Guard 10
the men OF two companies are guilty Of
nsuhordinat.on and go appoint a court
of inquiry IL necessary Ten members
of Company |, fifth Regiment, have
hccn placed under arrest by Cot ilinhley
including Sergeant Jones, tho barber
whom the men had elected to a Li"utcn-
,ntrN and who Nas TUNED down by the
officers
The action followed an Indignation
meeting at which an officer was charged
with utterins a falsehood.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-31
FOX TROT TO SUNDAYS TUNES.
Crowd Covers Dane" Floor for
"Th. Brewers Mig Horses"

PullApElpIIIN, March 30.--"BrGhtcn
the Currcr' and "rh" I'rcwors' Big
Horses can't Run over Me- two of
Buly SUNDAYS hymns, have been set to
oneSt.p and fox trot time and now ar.
among the most popular dance tunes in
Tn. cafes dui dance halls here.
In cue hotel caf" til" orchestra mas
ARRANGED "Iilly SUNDAY Medley. q"
which Includes q half dozen or moro of
BUy- hvmus Wheu Tn" Brewers
lng Horses" IL played every body with
fox trot frol - on the floor They are
never satisfied with one verse and
chorus, and have to have -four or Ave be-
fore the orchestra is permitted to stop.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-31
STOCKS SOAR
IN GREATEST
WAR MARKET
Rock Island New Sensation
in Trading Aggregating
e9G.3Gl Shares.
JrMP IN PRICE AS
ANOTHER PUZZLE

w.. >uu another mystery ot
sorrdrr stock that had been moribund
n deepen interest. the stock market
.,re h-5adcocd out Yesterday TO a point
40, eou,led since the exchange closed
r the DAYS OF fear, before the war.
sales during the day aggregated 696.-
81 share,
Rock island stock furnished he new
.ersatiou There was a rush Of brok
.s 10 buy the shares. but 10 one seemed
a kroN Who was bac'. OF the move
mem. \ dozen explanations We're Of
.srei co. thc sudden and violent rise in
sock which FOR year had been dis
srsd.tet and Kicked about the market.
sroppi-c In that time from 80. it's high
..t before conversion from i,s form as
collateral trus, 4 per cent. bonds. - l>.
re 20, p.in. reached recently. But
ro~c o. these explanations was ac-
,ep,cd IS penetrating the real secret
.t '1. movement
While brokers malv.lleJ over The
Paek Islands leap into leadership in
he a.oodest of recent markets, the mys-
.,ry 81 Nhat sent UP Bethlehem steel
s-rr.r- IT'S .mp,n.tiable as ever
O'her sd"auciuc prices Kept brokers
ard spectators in a fever of excitement.
Trs ,oum, ot transactions IN Rock
..lad. $500 shares. exceeded py se,-
su thousand shares the total Of thc
;ran,actors IN Steel and American Can,
ne two nest largest trading mediums -
.ae DAY. and was larger than tn" to;si
ransa,t.ons in any one stock since tn1
SOCK ENcha0g. reopened.
Tn, price shot up accordingly. reach.
~ .1s hiGl OF 3l7- or l2'~ points
sfoyc r1r low of the day b.fote. and a
gan y g.. points in the day. The sig
Hca~r, % tho riS" was further at
tested ay tls strength Of the bonds.
The $50 and ne Extreme activity ga,
Wall Street lot To ,h!nk about Th,
ryver, of the performance WAS un'N'
planned ~ IN, close OF the day 10y msr
rry closely In touch with the property
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-31
ALL MUST BE VACCINATED.
Riil PUTS Parochisi ana Private
srhopIs n,icr Compulsory Law.

AiuA>Y, March 30 The pupils Of
purochinl aud priNato schools In first
aud s.rpnd class cities must submit tu
vaccination hefpr" being admitted. under
the terms Of the Tdllett bill approved
bN GOV Whitman tonight.
Heretofore the provisions Of the com
pulsory vaccination bill applied only 10
public schools. Tn" measure WAS op-
posed hy the Anti-Naccination League Of
America bu, WAS favored ny the state
Education authorities.
The bill also provides that whenever
there is d smallpox epidemic ~ tard
class cities aud rural communities the
Commissioner OF Education shall direct
the school authorities TO depar all un-
Vaccinated pupils
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-31
U. S. NOTE SENT TO ENGLAND,
Publication Of Trxt Is Delayed NJ
tiI After Delivery.

WAsHINGroN. March 30.--Thc Aner-
can vote to Great Britain respecting
tuc British orders in council was pre-
I ,red for cabling = AmbasA,dor rasc
today 1t Is expected that Il viii be IN
'hr hands OF tha British Government to-
morrow or THURSDAY and publication Of
the text OF the communication viii fol-
low , on after It's. delivery in London
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-31
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