Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-04-27
G6rmanys Reply to American
UItimatum May Be Delayed
Until Sometime Next Week..
Is Opinion,
REVOLT IN IRELAND
is BEING SUPPRESSED
Teutonic Warships Sink Eng
IiSh Vessel That Refuses to.
Aid Zeppelin in North Sea-
Crew Is Captured.

Optimism prevails In Berlin that
the situation between the United
states and Germany arising from the
American governments demand that
Germany cease her present methods
of submarine warfare will be salts
factorily settled. Emperor William is
said to desire the carrying out of
plans which will lead the two coun-
tries safely past the present crisis.
The indications in Berlin are that
Germanys reply to the American note
may not be delivered until next week.
Martial law has been declared in
the city and county of Dublin, as n
result of the outbreak in Dublin city.
The lord lieutenant of Ireland reports
that the situation there is satisfactory
and says provincial advices are reas-
suring. Several positions taken by
the revolutionists. notably st. Steph-
ems Green, have been recaptured by
government forces, and Liberty hall,
headquarters of the Sim Fein party,
has been seized.
North Lowestoft and Yarmouth
were bombarded by the German
cruiser squadron which attacked the
eastern coast of England Tuesday.
-Four persons were killed and twelve
We're wounded in the attack. and con-
siderable material damage was done.
Berlin reports that in this raid the
steamer King stephen was sunk and
her crew captured, and also that a
destroyer and scout boat were sunk
and cruiser set on fire. The Ger
mans suffered no losses. Great Brit
ain has acknowledged that two cruis-
ers and a destroyer were hit but said
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Stephen which recently refused to
give aid to the crew of the Zeppelin
1.-19 while the airship was adrift In
the North sea.
A report from Berlin also says that
there was another engagement be-
tween British and German war craft
off the coast of Flanders Tuesday. in
which a British destroyer was dam
aged and an auxiliary steamer sunk,
the crew of the latter being made
prisoners.
London, Colchester, Blackwater,
Ramsgate and other English towns
and large British supply depot at
Etaples, France were attacked by
Zeppelins Tuesday night. according to
Berlin London asserts that 100
bombs were dropped in this raid, but
that no casualties have been reported
and that the damage was slight.
Paris says two British soldiers were
killed at Etaples but that only insig-
material damage was done.
In infantry fighting in the Vosges
Berlin claims the capture
to the northeast of Celles of French
first and second line trenches, whilo
to the south of this region around
Senones the French say they frus-
trated a German attack against their
position.
Aside from this fighting, artillery
bombardments and sapping opera
tons have formed the chief method
of warfare on the western front. The
regions of Avocourt, Hill sos and
northwest of Verdun,
continue the scene of violent artillery
activity.
The aerial corps of both the French
and the Germans have been engaged
IN fighting In the air or bomb drop
ping maneuvers.
No report of important events have
been received from any of the other
war theaters.