The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-08
No Further Action to be Taken
in Armed Ship Negotiations
Until Receipt of Confrma.
tion of Copies
CHAIRMAN STONE NOT
TO MAKE HIS ADDRESS
Following Conference with
President. Senator Aban-
dons Plan for Discussing Le-
gal Phases of Affairs.

Ry Evening Herald LEASED W,stl
NbShiustu o. Mnr,h ~" uics ~
the photos Araphic copies oi HiWsH
1dmiralt idsiructious to captains 80
mcrchautU'u forwarded tu the Unit
"a Stat.s ht Germanv. probably NI
hc submitted to Grea, EIuln fu
ycriicailon q was said to iaN at the
state department before further t.-
tion il taken by the rniiel stat's.
chairman Stone of thr f"reign re
latlols committee announced TODAY
that ne would not deliver the adi..- SCI
Ia the senate that n has hId ln We
pnratiou iot some time with r,lultun
toforeign ISSUES. MI SION, confer
red with President Wilsp1 last night
following the vote IN the house Ia
bling tho MCt.cmor. resolution To
warn American citizens On armed
merchant ships OF beliiscrcnts. He
said h. would make a brief state.
men'
u have q notice standing on the
calendar to the effect thar would
tomorrow address the senate on tho
subject of armed merchant ships aud
uu other relpted subjects senator
stone continued with much care
have prepared speech winch !
purposed to denVcr ana Ia which !
Joined issue with some senators who
have spoXcn on these Questions, par
ticularlN us 20 the iiw. if indeed
there there be law established AMI
rccog1ized touching hte subject of
armed merchantmen
Last night I had another very
FRANK talk with the president ,hN
frank. Tor that 3, the way We talked
with each other. as Ne should. am
sure viii not offend ,i ! say that 80
FAR from the president desiring To
involve this country in This disastrous
European War his supreme wish is ="
n-oid that calamity. may NOT he
in accord with some u' his views,
have alrcad, stated that an the door
hut II should be impossible for ans
senator t. believe that he president
ha. So changed the attitude hr has so
long maintained 49, an adNoc1i" ~
pace ns 20 wish now 'o mnk" ms
country party to thIf conflict
"As senators well know, have
from the nrst been earnestly "ppos-
ed To- having any of th"se question ~
presented iu any formal way I" th'
senate nd that have oeen equally
oppos,d 10 any publ. isoussio oi
these questions while tncy we're the
subiect of diplomatic negotiation.
Il profoundly hope hat no occn-
sion viii arise when ! shah feel "h-
lirsd to take these subjects mp ~
puhlic way. shall g.|c the prasi-
dent whatever guppur / can lr 10,
DISCHARGE of those duties deVolNod
upon him by the constitution.
"Nu through hi service hs pf's'-
don't have co-operr'rd With MN
and with All my heart d ~,sh Co con
tlnuc that cooperation und >" ! nav
concluded not 80 sa, 1uything at this
iunciure that mIesc be- misundcr-
stood especially iu iIisn cap.t1ls.
aud which might by l.E chance cor
tribute tu the lithruif... With which
the president D. bc~'' sufficient nu.
10 the day Ia the evil hereof.
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sittnn west Of the Mouse on both
..des of The Forge 'rook below
no,hncourt. six ~iiomotors wide aud
three kilomoters dorp was announc-
cd today by German army hendpuar-
ters
n was also announced that the VIII
lag.s of Fnrres aud RogpcVille. IN"
heights uf RHbcn and he tumicr' .
woods were in German possessioH
The capture of rs uihcers 3,lt'
men aud ten cannon "'i NiN ic-
ported.
In the WoeNre distinct IN" Fren'h
were driven out or the l"s' houses
they held ~ m" r'llHSr of F'"snes
More than 700 prisoners were maze