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 N A~tI>EIHN U NH~l. N r.u .r.r, frupuwvrt H sa- aa H...a i.L. uar.ln. t.af Secretary Lansing bead hr.u .rfIIlr. hs t. hae=.aer sir D,JI Arthur SPr.n H..t that Gg.at Brltau.s answer ru tHr American Hr0fs-f 8latu-f ,.Hz.r Hr The w#H~ wH= that iHrt ha+. a .Hi-At ta search all mails and that th- empire intends Co continue to do go As an argument in favor ef The drrt~i ion. the ambas adUf pointed cut the searching of parcels post and the discovery of large shipments of rubber that Were being made In that way
 LA TOILETTE LOsFs. MILWAUKEE. Wis April The l La Toilette candidates were badly l defeated in the primary election which took place in this state today l Of the 26 delegates elected. only | ilNt- M err pltiStd No 0uppbIl illf candidacy of Senator La Toilette as 1 the Republican nominee for Presi 1 dent
 NOT HUNTING TROUBLE
 WASHINGTON. D C.. April , i Wireless adyices received this al i ternoon from Berlin via the Sayvill, station state that Chancellor VOL i Eethmann-IlollweE protested yigor u-ly today in the reichstag against the report that Germany conten 1 plates aggression against the Chit 1 ed States He declared that tae German government does not d i sire trouble with America now O. at any future time
 HUGHES IS FAVoRITE. NEW YORK. April 5-A poll oi 34 states, which was conducted by the New York American. shows that l there is a strong sentiment in favor of Supreme Court Justice Uughe- as the Republican candidate for i President Roosevelt Is secOn choice.
 IS OSLERIZER
 LOUISVILLE, Ky April 5-Miss Anna Stizell. a well known resi- l lent of this city, was placed under arrest today on the charge of hay i ing caused the death of her aged | father who was E years old and al l invalid The girl admits having 1 killed her parent. but contends that she was justified in doing SO She l says that putting the old man out If his misery was an act of mercy i Doctors who have examined the woman express the belief that she i is insane.
 OLD GUARDS WIN.
 NEW YORK April 5-While the complete report of the New York state primaries are not yet in, and will not be available for several | jays. indications today are that the organization candidates have won out. it is believed and they will have control of the delegates to 1 the national conventions.
 CASES DISMISSED.
 SEATTLE, April 5.-Upon motion of District Attorney Lundin. the aases against the Misses Claybufg Coots and Peterson. and that against Louis P Sichler, were dismissed today for lack of evidence
 WANTS SETTLEMENT
 WASHINGTON. D. C.. April D. i It was authorjtativeIy stated this af i ternonn. following a meeting Of the cabinet that the administration had fully decided to exact a prompt re ply from the German government relative to the sinking of the British channel ship Sussex, the attack ou which by submarine nearly caused a Haoth of of Ar,a arft, Q The President, it is stated, is de i termined to settle the incident with. out further delay
 SUFFERS RELAPSE.
 NEW YORK, April 5.-The condi tion of Dr Waite is such that lt has been impossible to proceed with the trial. Another postponement was taken today when it was an unced in count that t." Aa'"n' ant who is accused of administer ing poison to his rich fatherinla law could not appear. He is reported tc have suffered relapse.
 CAPLIN CASE UP
 LOS ANGELES, April 5.-The SC lection of a jury to try DynamitcI Caplin is progressing rapidly much
 CT. so tEau was the case when l schmidt was on trial Seven jurors were selected today and it is be lieved the introduction of testimony will begin tomorrow.
 COURT MAY ADJOURN. ] WASHINGTON D. C., April 5 There is the possibility that the There ie the prnha bilIty that f" United States will come to an end within a few days, despite the fact that many matters of importance are awaiting the consideration oi the tribunal Owing to the fact that there is vacancy on the bench, and 10 the further fact that Justice Day is ill and Justice Me Reynolds is disqualified in certain cases, the department of justice has advised an adjournment until fall by which time it is believed the vacancy will have been filled
 DID RIGHT ONCE. WASHINGTON. D. C., April B. The state department has been ad vised from Queenstown of the sink | ing of the British steamship Ben sairn, which is reported to have been destroyed by German sub marine today off the Irish coast. The cable to the department, which was sent by American Consul Frost | tates that the vessel was giv"" ample warning before the torpedo was fired and that all of those on | ,,I