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Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1915-07-24

What 1t believes the policy and prac-
! tice Of Great Britain to be in the
present war with regard to neutral
commerce.
The imperial German government
will readily understand that the gov-
eminent of the United States canno.
discuss the policy of the government
Of Great Britain with regard to neu-
tral trade except with that govern
nlent itself, and that it must regard
the conduct of other belligerent gov
ernments as irrevelant to any discus-
sion with the imperial German gov
ernment of what this government re-
cards as grave and unjustifiable vio-
lations of the rights of American cit
liens by German naval commanders.
Illegal and inhuman acts, however
justifiable they may be thought to be
against an enemy who is believe to
have acted in contraventior Of law
and humanity, are manifestly indefen-
sible when they deprive neut ais of
their acknowledged rights, particr-
larly when they violate the right to
life itself. If belligerent cannot re-
tallate against an enemy without in
juring the lives of neutrals as we'll
IS their property, humanity, as we'll
as Justice and due regard for the
dignity of neutral powers, shou die
tate that the practice be discontin-
ued. # persisted in, it would, in such
circumstances, constitute an unpar-
dnnable offense against the sovereign
:y ci the neutral nation affected. The
government of the United States is
not unmindful of the extraordinary
conditions created by this war Or o:
the radical alterations of ci-,ufn-
stances and method of attack pro-
duced by the use of instrumentalities
Of naval warfare which the nations
Of the world cannot have had in
view when the existing rules of in
ternational law were formulated, and
1t is ready to make every reasonable
allowance for these novel and urex-
pec;ed aspects of war at sea; but it
cannot consent to abate any essential
or fundamental right of its people
because of mere alteration of cir
cumstances. The rights of neutrals
IL time of war are based upon prin-
tiples, not upon expediency, and the
principles are immutable 1t is the
duty and obligation OF belligerents to
find way to adapt the new circum-
stances to them.
"The events of the past two
months have clearly indicated that it
is ppossible and practicable to conduct
such submarine operations as have
characterized the activity of the i'm
perial German navy lithin the So
called war zone in substantial accord
with the accepted practices of regu-
lated warfare. The whole world has
looked with interest and increasing
satisfaction at the demonstration of
that possibility by German naval
commanders. 1t is manifestly posi-
Bile, therefore, to lift the whole prac-
tice of submarine attack above the
criticism which it has aroused and
remove the chief eau es of offense
In view of the admission of lille
gality made by the imperial German
government when it pleaded the right
of retaliation in defense of its acts,
and in view of the manifest possibili-
ty of conforming to the established
rules of naval warfare, the govern
Continued on page ~
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1915-07-24

TIE fact that the Allies have idly
watched the Germans ov crrun Russia
i, criticism which history will pass
OF the present campaign. When
Russia is crippled, the Allies may de-
,elop a combined offensive on the
western front. but then they can ex-
pcct no help ircm the Slavs.
A similar condition permitted Fred
erlck the Gr:at to win the seven
years war from France, Austria and
Russia. They did not agree to at
tack concertedly. Frederick threw
armies against them in turn. In crit
ical moments his opponents halted
their offensives as the Allies on the
western front are doing now. The
Aiiies may never work in unison.
though this war, too, lasts seven
years.
Nevada First-
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Work Begins On
New Court House

The contractors, Friedhoff & II Of
ell, broke ground this week for the
new $25,0OO court house to be erect
cd at Minden and within short
tine will have big crew of mechan-
ics at work on the structure. The
Lew building will not be the largest
court house in Nevada because Doug
las county does not require 100000
building, but from point OF design
VIII be one of the most beautiful
ccrnty buildings in the state and will
reflect great credit to the people OF
this community.
according tc the law passed BY
the last legislature, the county sea-:
is to be moved from Genoa to Min
dcn on January |, 1916, and the new
building is to be completed by that
Record-Courier.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1915-07-24
Mars Illinois Day

SAN FRANCISCO, July 24.-The
Easfiand disaster came as a damper
On the Illinois Day festivities at the
exposition and thousands of Illinois,
ans are in sorrow. Mayor Thompson
OF Chicago, who is here, cancelled all
engagements and announced he
would return to Chicago this after
noon. Thompson and GovernLr
Dunno wired their sympathies TO
Chicago.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1915-07-24
REPLY To GERMAN NOTE Is
MADE PUBLIC BY WASHINGTON
Is Strongest Yet Penned by the Ad-
ministrati0n = Contends for the
Freedom of the Sea From WHAT
ever Quarter Violated, Without
Any Compromise and at Any Cost

WASHINGTON, July "a. - The
text of the American note on sub
marine warfare, presented at Berlin
yesterday by Ambassador Gerard,
was made public here last night.
1t reveals that the imperial govern
nent has been informed it is the in
tei;ion of the United States to re-
Gard as deliberately unfriendly' any
repetitions by the commanders Of
German naval vessels Of acts in con
travention of American rights.
The United States announces that
II will continue to contend for the
freedom of the seas from whatever
quarter violated, without compromise
and at any COST
In official and diplomatic quarters
the communication was received as
the strongest and most emphatic pro-
nouncement that has come from the
Washington government since the
beginning of its correspondence with
the belligerents in Europe.
President Wilson returned last
night to Cornish, N. H. to await de-
velopments.
Following is the official text of the
note to Germany regarding subma-
rine warfare:
"The Department of State, Washing
ton, July Il, 1915.
THE Secretary of State to Ambassa-
dor Gerard:
'Yo on are instructed to deliver text
ually the following note to the min
ister of foreign affairs:
The note of the imperial German
government, dated the 9Th of July
1915, has received the careful consid-
Grafton of thd government of the
United States and it regrets to De
obliged to say that it has found it
very unsatisfactory, because it fails
to meet the real differences between
the two governments, and indicarcs
no way in which the accepted princi-
ciples Of law and humanity may be
applied in the grave matter in con-
troversy, but proposes, on the con-
trary, arrangements for partial sus-
pension of those principles which vir-
tually set them aside.
"The government Of the United
States notes with satisfaction that
the imperial German government
recognizes without reservation the
validity of the principles insisted in
the several communications which
this government has addressed to the
imperial German government with re-
gard to its announcement of a war
zcne and the use of submarines
against merchantmen on the high
seas-the principle that the high seas
are free, that the character and car
go Of a merchantmen must first he
ascertained before she can be lawful
lv seized or destroyed, and that the
lives of non-combatants may in no
AdSC DS put III JSoPdIuy uliiSSS thS
vessel resists or seeks to escape af-
ter being summoned to submit to ex
animation; for a belligerent act Of
retaliation is per Sc an act beyond
the law, and the defense of an act
as retaliatory is an admission that
it is illegal.
"The government of the United
States is, however, keenly disappoint-
ed to find that the imperial German
government regards itself as in large
degree exempt from the obligation
to observe these principles and where
neutral vessels are concerned by
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1915-07-24
by United Press1

HARTFORD, Conn, July a.
President Wilson slept eleven hours
last night He looked exhausted and
careworn this morning, but express
ed qualification at the unanimity Ct
editorial support.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1915-07-24
BY United Press1

IlNHO FALLS, Iuano, July "a
Lon Dean, sheep herder, who was
brought her this morning, admitted
he kidnapped Ernest Empey, a rich
cattleman and held him for 10000
ransom. Dean said he needed funds
to start in business and thought that
the easiest way to obtain them En-
Fey declares his captor chained him
to tree each night. Feeling runs
high here and it is feared violence
may be used on Dean.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1915-07-24

followed the accident. Every pull
motor in the city was rushed to the
scene and fireboats and private vehi-
cles aided in many heroic rcscucs.
At last reports seventy corpses had
been recovered. The Eastland for
merly piled between Cleveland and
Put In Bay.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1915-07-24
AMERICAN NOTE AN ULT|MATUM
IN SPIRIT If NOT IN FORM

President Wilson on his return from
Cornish will map out a fair, reason
able and practical program OF nation
al defense. This program will be
based upon information gained in
conferences with Secretaries Garri-
son and Daniels and is regarded as
significant.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1915-07-24
Smith Refuses Boty Guard
[BY United Pressl

SAN FRANCISCO, July 24.-Pres-
ident Smith, of the Mormon church,
is here. When told OF the plot to
kidnap him, said: Il am perfectly
able to care for myself against kid,
napers and bandits. Like Roosevelt.
| believe in standing alone and fign,
ing" He refused body guard
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1915-07-24

some might be induced to return
and locate.
This will be the purpose OF the
club--call it what you may-for whose
organization steps have already been
taken and which will probably be
launched next week.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1915-07-24
Goritza Car tured
by United Press1

LONDON, July 24.-The News
Agency's Milan dispatch states the
Italians have captured Goritza.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1915-07-24

BY United Press
CHICAGO, July 24-After tour
OF the morgues Chief of Police
Schuettler said: There is no doubt
in my mind that the dead will reach
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1915-07-24
THE WORLDS NEWS

kead says he has reached the limit
o. his resources.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1915-07-24
| BY United Press

WASHINGTON, July "a. - In
matum according to general opinion,
though it is not an ultimatum IN
form. Opinion differs as to what
Germany will do. Some think that
they will follow conciliatory methods
while. others will not care whether
America is hostile or not. The
whole matter is up to Germany.
Will Map Out Defense Program
By United Pressl
WASHINGTON, July 24.-At the
White House today it was stated that
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1915-07-24
Russian Line Holding

BERLIN, July 24.-German at
tacks on Warsaw continue. The Rus
sian line is holding firm.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1915-07-24

Situation Tense
BAYONNE, July 24.-The strike
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1olafats Dal.

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ltrcngc Straiic ior Tprhaancllcr %
@uoabcIppttcllcr Ell WTngbc Strut-
icbeitcmmclicr ON SpUrgnlllN o.
tSorbonoclicr. Gil bislc Tcltcnnlcl-
Ter hcrcr o0ion StrniicIutlcrnc for
"Stcpning til Solufat5 Sol", Der
oltc iorcfonnlrcr / Wtiooclalbcrcm. ng
iom bctra1tcoea ionl Ell llbpggcliN
Eclppttclic.
SIplgc Nroictcn ,socl lfnl Sconln-
Ncrllc CT Wun0 Iorca ITO til Den cll-
lonlme % opltrc SoIniato Cal, Ion1
lager pcltcllipr <Serlliolcm mellem
Sempclbiergct % SlicbierNct. Scr
iful ioa Sen poeritc Com ailigcS, %
ligcIom &rlitlla ltcN % ira Gle
bicrgct til Sinnlelcn, lnulc0cS itol
ban pNioa i @lona ~ SerliNhco
pcnbc tilbuAc til %lcrlct ior at Dol
DC Com pper %croen i Soluruts
Cal.
Mcrncitcr, iuml blcu urctiTroiN
DON'T. cller lonl blcO ~tllielct Sfaoc
al oucrn1Ugtlge SLENDER cllcr Sor-
iellcrc, fllloc Itcunc 0islc til oennc
Com. - Scriom Oct par Ell Secnoe,
ionI paa bcmlc Wtau0c oppcllercoe
til Den hinImlellfc HctiUrbigbco, bap-
DC oct, iielgc Solfctrpcli, ocn %irf-
ming, at Den ,>noilepntc inbcn eli bis
Sio nlaattc ielNc Siicrct iilo / Gpig-
bcbcn.
SrrliN par Ell ianbau Sloltcp.
nina Tor @rba Sonlitol aluorlia %
ntpo0elin, ocriom ocn blcp lioilpl.
oct ira Sfuiottct. &c aanllc Nrori-
fer peo at lortTllc on mango Iligc
SiliUloc.
\ Mnret 1912 bIcu to Nreorc.
EctrlIs pa &ohomcs Gnrpuiol
paa ocn blpttc Miatanie anfloAct
ior al hapc mproct Scrrcn iii 90.
napioium. o. Scroinano VI al
aaiiiIien bonltc DEM, ilocn at SC eli
ualld par blct iorhert, I'll at itprtcS
llb Tor eli brat &llppc. %rsorcnC
inoitepneoc Sonlcn I'll at ltaa Innl-
men lllco Dem Tor @llo$ Spmitol i
Soiaiats Sal inbcn 80 Sage, %
apnacn opbc pirfc!lg ~ llAcr citcr,
Sammc Mar ophTpcoc Gupc Gle
mems Y paa Song Tllip VI al
Sranfrias Snitc Sewpclberreoroc'
men. Stprmcitcr Sacpb DC NOLAN
Oh 81 al hans SrNeINbrpore nntla-
acocs iur ulifcna ~Sorbrnoclicr nl
benltcs iii Naalct. - Mar icrcrc
oif Common / Spinloclic, Mcn nno
Suolct iuofalbtc 81 Miolop iuopcl
arnlcn ipm Yapen Inecn Ct Iar til
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-06
6uao CT Smcrtc?

Gn &irffc Grpcrimcrtcr oN llt.
ocrlogcller, ioru far pTrct uniGillct
/ sc iiOitc Nnr, lar failet mt @p9
opcr set SUnomcll, iun faloc5
Snlcrtc.
SnnlTilgc Ell Norncnlnlcl'c CT M,
fUitcr man ii1 life iun megct pcO
Den. Mcn bliucr Den tiiltrTtfcliJ
1icntoget, (bct fan o9iau 0iUlOc /.
Gr. Miriif, Spog, MoD cllcr Srif-
fc o.i.p.) blir ,<notrnffct t~lIilllt unlO.
hploeliG. Stnbig Wtuiif ioor en- iii
lU'tcn at hnbc bcrunc, 1ln0i0 lununtc
SpnN bliucr i %UnNhct mtnbolocliN.
liun inmmc M0uoc cr oct mco
nilc Ncrpcr l1o9 WcnHclfct. Sen
rprltc No%rncnuucllc bllucr olOrlg
lrlcrtcflllO, lclu unt Den er olDrlN
ion polbipm. ,uotrUnNcn Gi Stool
(ct 0nipitif) ficlbca horc foIot, ct
&uglifuo ficnbcs ilet life p.i.r. ct
&rnnoinnr nil better life iolcS. Der
lonl mani bare bnrtiN not trUffcr
&onnocn tilbngc ira %urnlcl. %rUll-
OillN forcoonr ncrlliN pcb, at Ncoc-
iprncnlnlcllcrnc iel9cr fort poo bper.
andre, at Smcrtcltublct nooe9. Sol-
brunOtbeb ~ iprlltllc SUnOcr %.
ltaor, lloclt at ri ficn0cr BET. Gn
Cradle %uno poo <bcn en- ng all
Dcn Sang ioraurinNcr illNcn Sncr-
tc. Mcn itoNiN itabiN bllper oct ior'
~furocli0, ia nnobolocll0. Gn AZ
S,,nfpiiitiorcns purite Sortllrcr bar
/ tinlcuis at Orpppc %nnO poo o.
icrcts Sopco. &nrnbinOcn / Nlet
banner ct Eroblem ior Jig lelp, "a
bcn mirbite @erorln0 trenltolocr
Snlcrte. Spittpncnoc Spo o. 'tnrpt
ems, iUrli0 rpbt, pGcr Den. Altlll1
inlertcr nlcit OH Mpr1clclL mar
man uoogner, minOit ON Gftcrrllo'
bnNcl.
erus "Trrrrnbs Tritcn" til CIrat 81 Sen