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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-12-01
Naturally Grave.

Il have here" said the party with
the unbarbered hair who had injected
his person into the editorial sanctum
when the Office boy wasn't looking,
u little poem entitled "A Pauper's
Grave"
"Huh.' growled the editor. Moth
ing remarkable about that. Who has
better right to be grave than 4 pau
per? You certAtnly wouldn't expect
his mirth to slop over, would your
st. Louis Post Dispatch.
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OvERsToC GD..

To the Public:-
 We have just finished stock talk ing, and find that we are heavily overstocked so are making enorm- ous reductions in Hardware-as much as 509o in certain lines. Not withstanding immense advances out side, especially in Hardware and Metal Goods, we are still selling on the basis of goods purchased the past two or three years.
 We will sell for cash only at these prices, and for limited time, until we bring our stock down to the re quirements of the Camp.
 If you have an order to be filled let us figure on it; we can save you money. We have proved 1t ol others, we can prove it to you.
 DARLING & DEAN COMPANY.
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suppressed.
 The ministry opinion although supported by the King IS now mi nority opinion of only very small dimensions, so war is almost certain according to evening papers.
 One paper which is strong sup porter of Venizelos demands an i'm blood is being hourly shed and that declaration is not needed for the war is actually an accomplished fact The paper demands return to con trol of an active ministry which
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V0N JAC0W SCORED FOR DIPLOMATIC FAILURE
Run7ania Crosses RubiCOn
 And Attacks Hungary

that the smallest advantage to the Entente by the entrance of Rumania is really the great army which the Kingdom has ready for instant ser
 vice. Rumania's position is of such strategic importance that it is inn possible to over-rate it. It menaces the Turco- Bulgar-Teu line of communications by the ability to strike at Bulgaria and it affords the Russians a much easier entry into the heart of Hungary than over
 the Carpathians. Pennsylvania is
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-08-29
ARMY BILL AGAIN
 GOES BEFORE WILSON

WASHINGTON, D. C., Aug. 27.-- Saturday morning the House having ratified the bill as passed by the Senate, the Army Bill again reached the President. The administration leaders plan for the adjournment of September 1, but the railroad strike may delay it.
 Senator Jones of Washington said that Prince Rupert has gobbled the halibut trade and urged the adop- tion of an amendment to the re-
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Strike Situation Reaches
 Rapidly q Showdown

sidents conferred with Wilson, be- ing the subcommittee which snub- bed him some time ago.
 Senator Kern says that all hope of an adjournment has been aban- doned. Holden says that the rail way presidents intended to make a statement today but they changed their plans since Wilson visited Congress. Lee of the trainmen said that the railroads were disposed to force a strike fe4g
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-08-29
AucUR PEACE SEEM
 WHEN SHIP RETURNS

SAN DIEGO, Aug. 28.-Fourteen warships, including five cruisers and seven torpedoers arrived here today from Mexican waters.
 The arrival of this fleet from Mexican waters is taken to indicate that the administration is quite sa- tisfied that peace between the United States and Mexico is perma- nently assured.
 During the whole time of the so- journ of the fleet in Mexicp waters not once had they occasion for the use of force to protect American ci-
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THE HAGUE, Aug. 2S.-Germany and especially Berlin is greatly em- bittered by the addition of Ruma- mia to her list of foes and von Jagow is severely criticized for the d!plo- matic defeat that eliminated in the alliance of Rumania with the Allied powers. The Tageblatt leads in the expression of bittere criticism but maintains confidence in the final outcome.
 Germany declared war on Ruma- mia and Italy declared war on Ger
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BRITISH MAKE PROGRESS
 ALONG S0mmE FRONT

subject of the entry of Rumania into the war says that it will not affect the issue which will be vic- tory for the Central powers and their glorious Allies. Turkey has assured Germany and Austria that their reserve strength is in Europe available on any field for the Teu- ton nations or Bulgaria.
 The proclamation urges the na- tion to more than ever united ef- fort.
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WASHINGTON, D. C., Aug. s. The railroad strike situation is now rapidly reaching show down and is bluffing will soon be determined.
 The only person who is showing no disposition to bluff is President Wilson who is ready to go the limit to prevent any interruption in traffic
 Congress is frankly awaiting pre- sidential action in the railroad crisis. Some republicans and pro-
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-08-29

ATHENS, Aug. 2S.-This city is an excited bedlam today when the news of the Bulgar advance upon Kavala is reported with correspond ing Greek loosses, and Rumania' 8 declaration of war is also an- nounced. The advance upon the Kavala forts will probably force Greek to act, although King Con stantine is as set against warning upon the Central Powers as ever. The city was the scene of many and crowded war demonstrations today which the government promptly
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-08-29
ATHENS TREATMENT OVER
 ATTACK UPON KAvALA

will not by it's hesitation and delay sacrifice the independence of Greece to German family affections.
 ATHENS, Aug. 2S.-At noon to- day Constantine hurriedly summon- ed the ministry to a war council. Skoulodis is agreeing with the king in everything, and is a rabid pro- German so may insist upon keeping out of trouble
 Skoloudis says that only the pro- ally press which is venal is advo- eating the joint declaration of war upon Germany and Bulgaria.
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gressives believe that Wilson Il there is strike will ask Congress
 directly to appoint receivers for the railroads. Wilson conferred with the democratic leaders for an hour this afternoon and plans were there considered by Wilson. Newlands proposal is for government opera tion of the roads during the strike, but government ownership legisla- tion is only remotely probable. Will son favors this. Eight railroad pre-
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openly -Rumanian and is popu- lated by three-fourth Romany and one fourth Maygars. It cuts off an immense grannary from the Central Powers and it practically rings Bull garia with wall of powerful ene- mics.
 Every effort will probably be made by the Teutons even at enorm- ous sacrifice of position to save Bull garia, for should Bulgaria go to pieces as the Servians went, nothing can save Hungary.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-08-29
CREEKS CHEER VENizEL0S
 WHEN DEMANDS ACTION

ATHENS, Aug. 28.-Tonight the greatest war demonstration eyer seen in the capital was witnessed when Venizelos, so long and so often the premier of Greece in an inn passioned address urged the Com mission to go to the King and de- mand that the nation prepare for a possible rupture.
 VenizeIos was vehement beyond
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LONDON, Aug. 2S.-It is offici- ally announced that Rumania has joined the Allies and this has caus- ed intense rejoicing in Finland
 It opens the way to Austria Hungary and shuts off, and leopard iZes the Teuton communications with Turkey. It furthermore places six hundred thousand trained troops at the disposal of the Entente Pow CTS without any counter cost to the Allies.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-08-29

LONDON, Aug. 28.-The usual bombardment on the Somme con- tinues with the British artillery de- livering a terrific pounding to the German positions. They made pro gress in the vicinity of Delville and Moquet capturing the German lines. The German attacks on the Fland- CTS front have ceased.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-08-29
MARINE BULLETIN.

Nome Radio, Aug. 2S, 1916. Casca down Dawson.
 Davis down Holy Cross 26th. Dawson in White Horse.
 Delta down Nulato 26th. Julia B at St. Michaels. , Reliance at Nulato. Sarah up Kotlik 26th.
 Schwatka down Louden Selkirk up Yukon Crossing 26th. Sibilla up Rampant 26th.
 Susie up Koyukuk 8 a. m. j. Panama at Fairbanks.
 Vidette up Stewart River.
 Washburn up Holy Cross for Dikeman 26th.
 White Horse up Stewart 27th.
 Yukon two barges down Circle daylight.
 Alaska two barges up Hot Springs 3 a. m.
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tizens in Mexico, nor was there any indicator of any hostility among the Mexicans of the coast cities. The ar rival of the ships here was followed by an important demonstration by the people ashore.
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SALONICI, Aug. 2S.-The En- tente powers are generally bomb arding the Bulgar front and show ing little disposition to advance pending action by Greece one way or another which is expected at any time
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LONDON, Aug. 28.-The actior that may be taken by Greece in the war is now wholly immaterial, sayi the Daily News, in what is an ap parently inspired article on the Bal
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many today.
 The Tageblatt referring to Italy says it's action was expected. Italy, says that journal, is now irretriev- ably dependent upon the Entente Powers and must obey orders.
 There is a note of exasperation visible in all the editorial comment upon the war and the entrance of Rumania.
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words and exercised a tremendous effect upon fifty thousand who crowded to hear him and who cheer ed him to hoarseness.
 It was the most extraordinary impromptu ovation venizelos has re- ceived in all his career.
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venue bill bonding halibut passing through Canada. Great Britain said Jones always protects it's own inter- ests, The United States protects the interests of others before it's own.
 The Foreign Relations Committee has deferred action on the West In- dies purchase treaty.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-08-29

along the Picardy front are main- taining steady rain of shells upon the German positions. The advance is slow but secure.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-08-29
GERMANY BITTER OVER
 INCREASE OF ITS ENEMIES

the Pennsylvania border.
 Russian troops are marching to cooperate with the Rumanians in the new battle ground.
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GOING OUT,

Indian Motor Cycle and Side car, complete outfit. Also sled runners all cheap. STORM, Electric Light Plant.-Adv.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-08-29

BUCHAREST, Aug. 28.-Kine Ferdinand in his address to his peo. pie said that Rumania's entrance will shorten the war and cause peace to be restored sooner.
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PARIS, Aug. 28.-General Sar- rail reports that Bulgar troops are being diverted from the western Balkan zone and transferred to the eastern according to the report or scouts and airmen.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-08-29

VIENNA, Aug. 2S.-The emperor making a proclamation upon the
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GET THE NEWS RIGHT. READ THE WORKER.
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kan situation.
 Athens dispatches indicate that some anxiety exists as to the agree ment whereby the kingdom of Ru- mania was induced to enter the war.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-08-29

BERLIN, Aug. 28.-The Ruma- nians are fighting the Teutons on
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Let .s estimass on your Jon Worn
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PARIS. Aug. 2s.-Allied guns
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-05-01
THE IR|sa REBELLION
PAss$ into HISTORY
LAST PARTi OF CAPITAL HELD
BY THE REBELS HAS Sur
RENDERED.


DUBLIN. MAY Government
forces now Occupy Four Courts. the
last portion 81 the down town dis
trict the retels surrendered The
seven days rebellion passed into his
tory today The troops are making
systematic fcanvass OF the city
searching houses for arms and am
munition and arresting occupants
where rebel Uniforms are found.
Officials ia8ned statement de-
claring that Ieter Pearce and James
Connolly, commander of the Irish
army, wantedsto make terms before
surrendering. They were told that
they must LAT down their arms un-
conditionally And that this applied
to their follokers.
The Irish capitals center today
recalled San kFrancisco after the
earthquake. What were fine busi-
ness buildinge week ago are tum-
bled ruins blaf fkened with smoke and
shattered with bullets. Swaying in
the wind are igaunt walls pierced by
shells Soldiers rations are being
supplied to tie populace. Long lines
form for foo( distribution. Women
and children2 of the poorer classes
stand in line Mith the wealthier res
idents to receive confish and canned
goods as distributed by the soldiers.
Two soldiersI accompany each wo-
man receiving food to her home to
search the pl lemises.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-05-01
RUsH|nI SUPPLIES
| 70 THE TROOPS
AND FORAGE ARE
BEING PILED UP ALONG
AMERICAN LINE.
Many Heavily Loaded Trucks Depart
ed Froni Columbus Yesterday
Tor the Field
Camps.

COLUMBUS, N. NJ, May l.
Large reserve supplies OF rations for
the men andl forage for the animals
are being pilsd up along the Ameri-
can line of Communication in Mexi-
co. The quaftermaster's corps was
active Sunday and today forwarding
an unusual number of heavy truck
trains from the border. although the
troops SO far Iare in no immediate
need of supplies.
A fresh cavalry squadron is march
ing south of Columbus, according to
incoming motot truck drivers, bat
one thousand troops scheduled 20
leave Dublan babe were held there.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-05-01
THE GERMAN Rtplr IS
txPEcTtD THIS WEEK

BERLIN. My THE German
reply To the A4erican note will be
forwarded this Eeek unless some
unexpected incident occurs. but of
fieials are waiQng word from the
kaisers headquhrters before fixing
the exact date kor dispatching the
message. II wa8 reported last Fri
day that the entative draft had
been completed. put the formal com
muaication is s& id 10 be held for
some slight chaSges. II Is under
stood that a dekision was reached
on the Fundamental question several
days ago and thk decision has not
been altered
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-05-01
REBELS LAY
DOWN ARMS
ALL THE SIM Il (h> COMMAND
ERs N DUBLIN HAVE STR
RENDERED. " TROOPS.
END OF REBELLION.
The backbone of d y Rebellion Has
Becn Bpken hd BANDS Of
Rebels Are wing Down
Their rms.

LONDON. MAY f-All the Dublin
-, ,
" was o"i0'as "'u"'e' '"'' ~
ternoon.
A large force u Sim Feiners at
rnpiscorthy. eigh6 miles south of
n,,,,o n.,a ,oraa - ~. .oy-
truce, according dispatches re-
ceiyed here todays
Several small A,etachments In
elusing the hand kt Enuiscorthv. at
tempted 10 hold hut. but the back
bone of the rebellion was broken ex-
actiy one week u a day from the
first uprising
1hara .,,s IL. sL,vntah oeb,
he !, no o,,stI,s 80 nnh,,n s,,.
aay ,,, ,,ara Il u,,,e avh,,nv IN
A., -, :, ,,aA,,
49, 49, H. ,,.t.a.rs ,a.a
hoo, ,aten hv IN l.ovarnman, sorcaa
D. n,h,,, ana ,nto,h.r c,,,oa II the
raha,,,o,a ,,s,r,.k
,a,as, a,sna,,k L. rae.tyaa hero
os,,naa ,ha IL, n,m,ar - a.aa
since tho uybti{y beean NJ about
,va hunarea 1ha oronertv losa IL
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-05-01
A PRON0UNctMEAT
FROM 1HE COLONEL
ROOSEVELT IS EXPECTED TO
ISSUE FORMAL STATEMENT
AT EARLE DATE.
Ii Is Expected to q ptiine the Condi.
tions on Whifh He Will
Run fot the
Presiddpcy.

CHICAGO, H., Nay 1.-Colonei
Roosevelt, speeding Eastward today
following the enthueiastfc reception
preceding his speech in Chicago. has
securely tucked awT In his grip a
statement which he plans to release
soon. The colonel bad planned TO
release the stateme}t to the news
papers yesterday buS withheld II. !.
was stated. in order bot to spoil the
effect OF his trip TO be middle west
and his reception Saturday night.
Those close to thetcolonel believe
the statement will bd released soon.
and II its nature is clearly indicated.
the statement will oup Inc the eondi-
t,ons ON which the colonel will run
for the presidency.
Roosevelt Is due reach New
York late today.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-05-01
MAY TELL sT0RY OF
Staying OF FAMILY
FARMER WHO KILLED WIFE AND
CHILDREN wy STILL ALIVE
THIS MORNING.
Wife and Five Ohildren Found IN
One Room of Hohe With Bodies
Laid Out Side by
Sidt.

rEipI.F TEX. Mby Near death
From wounds SUFFERED when his wife
and five children kere siam 'on'
Wychopen. farmet, Is eApee'eu :.
,an ,ha story OF thS tragedy enact
"A =, hts home nead the little town
:, uauana Relatives who called
:. ,,a wvchopen hbme yesterday
-, the Wife and Ave children on
-. 49, -, one roo&n their bodies
laid out side by side. NSehopen a.
-. ,.a hosv Of ID wife with a
bullet through his hFai- Al 10
- .ho, wi,h a retolvsr ~hie-
wychopen also turned -
His right wrist had aisp been = s''
Iv ga=hed. according toire1AtNes-
wyehopen and ero'he'-,I-.-
John Mynareik. worked 'osethe'
the same field until late sAiaFaas =
,eruoon Myuareik sair be oa7si'
"A no indications g iasznii! 4 -
aemeauor Of wycL peh- ne 80
said wyehopen gave ~ inale@''o1a
ef a possible family qusrrei ne
n~e believe he suddenis became ~
ranged.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-05-01
|PDT MATTER
| UP TO WILSON
=, PRESIDENT MUST DECIDE
murTuFR TROOPS ARE TO
RE WITHDRAWN.
||HREITS OF ATTACK
Mod that Obregon Says He VIII
orler an Attack on American
Forces If They Are Not
Withdrawn at Once.

u PAso, Texas, May 1.-The
..,,,op of the withdrawal or the
[s,,itive expedition from Mexico on
LAieb may depend peace or war be-
|vsep the United States and Mexico
- mt tiirectly up to President
kiIson today. General Obregon is
lsrOrted 10 have intimated that he
konn order an immediate attack on
H. American forces in few hours
h the American army was not i'm
kediatels withdrawn from Mexico.
General Funston is strongly
|sanst fielding to the Mexican de-
Lanai Both generals have put the
batter squarely up to Washington.
kretarvsof War Baker is reported
\ have asked Generals Scott and
funston what effect withdrawal OF
ke troops would have on Mexico and
h the border. The two generals re-
lived a long code message and 1t IS
SndelstooG to have asked their opin-
b as to whether the withdrawal of
N troopswould not result in renew
border aaids.
| II Scott and Funston received no
krther Instructions from Washington
e second conference with Obregon
hd the Mexican ENJOYS may be held
bday.
The Warrington reply was not ex-.
Fcted to permit any refusal of the
)brgOn demand. Further confer
bees are expected to be held. It
is also assumed that President Will
b would revise his statement on
Ie subject of the army's withdrawal
It's retention there meant war.
Pro-interyention interests have
Aced documents In the hands ~
Fheral Scott aiming to show that
hHanza soldiers are not only not
Fually cooperating to police the
prder, butt are themselves looting
nelican property in Mexico.
Three correspondents with Gener-
Pershines army returned from
Fadquarters today, saying they un-
Estood al the front that all activity
a about over.
Rumors We're revived that the
nercan troops will be withdrawn
Inc next month or two. General
tnston gave significant statement,
pTeVer when he said he thought the
respondents were wrong. Scott
pied shortly before noon that there
'ad probably be no session Of the
Paierence today.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-05-01
AWAIT bEPLY
FROM GERMANY
SOME LIGHT ON THE GERMAN.
AMERICAN SITUATION IL Ex.
PECTED BEFORE NIGHT.
NOTE FROM GERARD
A Long Dispatch from the Ambas-
sador Is Saidsto Re on Its Way
to Washhgton-DeIay
I'm the Reply.

WASHINGTON, May Some
light may be obtained on the Ger
man-American situation before
night A long dispatch from Am
bassador Gerard undoubtedly deal
Ing with his conference with the
kaiser is reported enroute TO the
state department.. This dispatch is
expected to clear up some of the
doubts as to just what Germany
proposes to do 10 meet the United
States demand.
Unofficial dispatches from Berlin
stating there hae been some reac-
tion in optimisrn during the last
week found REFLECTION here. The
delay in the reply is causing come
annoyance among officials here. II
is deemed unlikely that Germany
will ruffle American public opinion
to the extent OF permitting the an
niversary of the einking of the Lus-
itania next Satufday to pass with
out definite aYpwal of her inten-
tions regarding the presidents de-
mand. 1t is felt certain that Presi-
dent Wilson Wilt not walt longer
than Saturday forta reply and unless
there is early evidence that the note
Is ready will dispatch suggestion to
Germany that thettime is up.
The cause for a drop in optimism
is founded on thd fact that on Fri
day the German &eply was reported
to have been conIbleted Following
Gerard's conference with the kaiser
the delay in the r(ply Is given as in
dication that Gerald did not consider
the reply as 1t Was framed would
be acceptable to ehe United States.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-05-01
GREAT NAY OGrlAB0a
PlRlOq IN NEW YORK

NEW YORK. Md i.--one OF the
greatest May Day labor parades In
the history Of New fork was sched-
uled for today wherf more than ieo.-
600 workers on sttike aud locked
out were 20 marc4 through the
business sections. Due TO an
eleventh hour agreeu1snr between the
shipping firms ar& the fre.gh,
handlers the threateted water front
strike was passed fod the time being
Most OF the marchef ars men and
women workers in hs cloak and
and suit trades. T4rty thousand
workers are locked tut and $4,000
are on strike.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-05-01
POLICY IN MEXICO
IN0T DECIDED UPON
TELEGItAMS ARE EXCHANGED
BETWEEN WAR SECRETARY
AND ARMY CHIEFS.
seeking Pershing's Opinion As to
the Carranza Demand for the
Withdrawal Of Troops
from Mexico.

Ell PASO. Texas, May IA rapid
fire exchange of kilograms between
Secretary of War Baker and Gener-
ais Scott and Funston at Ell Paso
this morning indicated that the ad-
ministratl ION has not fully decided
on its pdlicy in Mexico.
Maj. Sample, commandant at Co
lumbus, Vas called into play during
the night and ordered to get Gen
eral Pershing's opinion as to Car
ranza's dfmand for the immediate
withdrawn of the American expe-
dition. Sfott is said to be lukewarm
on this isl xue before the international
conference
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-05-01
GERMAN NOTE
NEATLY READY
THE MEssAGH Is EXPECTED TO
BE HANDED TO AMBASSADORS
GERARDTOMORROw.
NATURE l0E REPLY.


WASHINGTON May 1.-The Ger
usan reply TO tha American note ~ilI
probably be har>ted to Ambassador
Gerard tomorrost evening. according
to information rtceived al the Ger
man embassy totay II is believed
the note viii desi onls with prinei-
lie involved ani that discussion ~
srecsflc cases auf the rights of
American eitixeaH involved will be
left FOR future settlement. when
the question OF disayoxal of past
Incidents and PREPARATION % b.
made in specific. cases ~an BE easily
aRreed upo.. IL Is stated