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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-10
BY CYNTHIA GREY


Is right for girl who loves man hopelcssly
soace her the expense Of another for whom She
nothing
have done so ever since Cupid first hit the wrong
mark and they have worried the ethics
OF the However there's a new note OF honesty ~
modern love and 1t he detected the following letter
wherein the above question is stated with remarkable under
standing
Dear Miss Grey
meet this business love
lie has an Invalid parent whom he must No how m
~ IT S impossible for find n really not
my
m bot am placed In position where must come in contact Win
a love developer
,ettIng part OF ! do keep
busy Work take music lessons belong TO an active debating club
find plenty Of time which be lovesck and suffer pain
Now. : my question.
with My greatly in
make believe that while stl love the other mani
, n % 'I 40 nrsept lin. 10 smnsem.n nd diver
it Just your
or course may in time forget seriously
this the meantime intentions find TO
forget the other
some am ssf .s get your Opinion" " well hs s ssse' Of
Please note that Barbara discussing marriage just
present Nevertheless all the Joy and all the OF
her life may contained the decision she makes
She asks for advice Who will help her? -
Her problem only herself and other girls OF her
age
and have been happy and wreched. And plenty
OF have been posted angle OF the triangle have
observed another's experience
Some tell Barbara whether alls fair in love
YOU, perhaps. better than another And while YOUR
advice will help her directly. will also establish firme
basis the rather shay notions good many girls have
whether the ideal the practical should dominate their heart
affairs
Write today. Address your letter Cynthia Grey.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-10
A mONoLoouE

A mONoLoouE
tNow maybe Pa Burton will put
us on big Tine
"Halloa. Pat hear your dog
II dead
III IL"
Was II a lap dog"
Yes. I; would lap anything
What did Il die off,
1T died OF a Tuesday"
Il mean. how did II die"
1T died on it's back
Il mean. hog did the dog NEE,
It's death ="
1t didn't meet It's death. It's
death overlook H."
Il want TO know what was the
complaint"
no complaint: everyone for
miles around appeared 10 be salts
fled
I wish to know how did &,
occur ="
The dog was no cur: be was a
thorohred animal"
Tell me what disease did the
dos die OF"
"He went 10 fight a circular
saw"
What was the result
The dog only lasted one round
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-10

1874. pure Missouri sorghum. $50 gal
stall ~. Gai can Of pork ard beans. Soc.
stall ~. baking sirs salmon trout. ibs-
sie. stall 1874. Kins salmon ibs 7ta-
stalls N-ts. grapefruit. Sc each. or sov
1te. stall ~. sharp brick ehsssa fee Ii
strictly sresh ssgs. zee don Stall 1871.
'rssh Jersey butter. ihs 81. Stall ~.
iee leaves Of fresh bread. zee. stalls
si-s.. Swedish potato sausage lee -.
stan ~. good home cooked dinner. with
coffee and dessert. ne stall a. home
mad. mayonnsiss dressing in bulk. see
ID. stall a.. shoes resoisd- see 10 1se-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-10

IN 'alNprniA and Alaska has an
eaiimiisd Amuunt - testimonials 90
she's - inc waudsffui results -
hsf hair tunies asndruff rurr hair
re- efsf. Efr Also ths mnsf Oh
stlnats eas~s - rheumatism. neural.
sla. lumhaEn rafns tuuinns etc
shs a~Fer fails 60 reach the point
~ith her wond~Ffui itntmeuts and
Vibrator rcrn cure. sither ~ FnH
hats faiunE hair oF paia % any
kluds rnnsuit her a. once fetal
VII ernviaee, yau - the sandsffai
results Tha paths aad rnFus dtsapr
p~sf a. n ~ magic. and hstf stops
faiiihs n one ar tss treatments
hms heysr viii give FREQ treat
'nsnis fnf orc seek 60 introdues hsf
suecessful Fsurdir. come raFiy
~ Ysu ~ish 60 sss hsF itaufr >
&c II ~ snd ! = . m. srsn
tnTs ~ appointment Matt orders
siesa prompt attsufiun.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-10
MISS KING WAS I'LL

Miss Anita King. the I.asky.
Paramount Girl" did not appear AT
the Coliseum theatre Sunday. as
had been intended. owing 90 the
fact that She Was suddenly taken
~ sh. appeared at the theatre
Saturday. but Sunday she had TO
remain indoors all day
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-10

nhsiY Yaanx taay. asa II
wsisht iHt h~iEht feet 8 fsfk tss~n
hair. violet blue eyes fair com pissipn
svsst. iavatie disposition Americas
eoitsss sdarstioa. Fsfiasd. cultured ae-
rnmpilshsa tn uaste snIaYs safsd
health sasy 10 Est aieas rith property
-sFth fEt 900. wtii Inherit tiG zee more
yearly tncems tfsee uouid marry
brikht. FsfnSd ssntlsman capable -
toakinx after her property Hgtns rnsn
answering mar secure stfs Shn ntif
assists financi1iy More particular.
Tor any maa answering auirs. ineiss
inG some postage. address. 'Hinrsrs
fH-tfs. valley. Ssh 40 ssn~faI A..
fysFtrs This Hnttr~ Z. f~nut~s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-10

STAN is.. pie raisins ice ID white or
black fFs iec 10 Stall tti. juicy isrn e
ons, itc dor s~ss, tAHssrines isc 10.
stall stf. Alaska rgtabsgas. lbs Toe
Yakima potRtas. "a lbs Sc stall III.
pork stsak, : lbs. gbc. GOOD bacon. ite 10.
stall 80 fun cream cheese. zoe 10. fresh
chuFnsi butter, use 10 stall Al fresh
hsiibut. : lbs itc. fresh ssltnen. . he
7se stalls isif. home made apple but
ter. ite 10 pork and beam. 4 cans $50.
stall i't. sau.rkraut qi,L ise. spie.d
Norway herring tko Ut
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-10
ItITr

Esau "a past.urir.d milk. te at i'm
ported Hcqusfort cheese. see 10. stons's
meat market. 10 it.. ground hone. ATE
Waite Nssi Co, hams. half or whole. ibe
ID stall ~. diii pickles. Ice dos sausr-
srspt- Be- ct stan 10. peanut butter. Dc
10. 10. 3tc. large loaf fresh bread. DC.
for ibc. Washington creamery butter.
tsr 10. ibs. o.. A. s;ouss grocery. -
n Jack flour. 81 10 delivered. t-ih.
sack hard wheat flour. Use. delivered
ssc pks br-Asfasf food. isc : ite cans
fipe olives itc. tec can chocolate. :ic.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-10
TuE WRONG mn. nnowN

People come 20 my
office every day and
tell me how they got
caught and HtunR In
tho office Of some
other Or Brown. This
goes To prove that
there are burglars In
the dental profession.
To avoid dental burg
lars who try TO Initiate
my name. be sure and
come to
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-10
The Last of Those
Who Haven't
The First of Those
Who Have

The party who has used STAR WANT ADS
always makes them tho first resort IN time OF need.
altho the party who has not may leave them to the
last
Experience brings conviction with regard to STAR
WANT ADS.
They really don't look poweriu-thesc little two.
three and our-line ads and the beginner has to be
shown.
But showing" is an everyday matter with THE
STAR WANT ADS,
With almos, every person in Seattle behind them
AZ reader Of The Star II is certain that they can
show results.
CALL MAIN o4oo
STAR WANT AID DEPT.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-10

Stall rs. : cans best milk. fte: . large
cans best milk. ace: italian prunes see
10 white nrs. lbs ,se. Stalls 1874
fancy Washington butter. zee H.. lbs'
sIc good butter. iEe 10; storage ewsN
,se dou best cheese ace ID ssaii ic-s
aso coffee sse 10 stalls 1874. /; lbs
coffee, fso: lee sait. Sc sack. Sc bare
soap. ice. cans pineapple. fsei mined
candy. Ice N. iSc pkx. hvekvhest flour.
lee. Ice pkg. baking soda, Sc. stsNe
g.. 6. :. round and sirioin sfsaks. ise
ID ioln pork chops ikc ID.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-10
ACREAGE FOR SALE


Fine tract Of ground level. nice
nov cottage. with excellent view.
for 1850, terms $40 down. s.
monthly 4 few minutes walk
70 stores school ana dock "A
bonts daily, 5c fare by commute
tion tickets on ferry Come over
today Take Kirkland boats At
Madison park direct to burke n
Farrar's office IA Kirkland.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-10

sOtTH IND
Pet roast to 10 veal outlets. lie N /.
-eAst pork isc ID link sausage Ice 10. 4;
hamburger. Ice 10 local bacon. lie 10 .
t~y bssi butter %. ti.ho. f.ip;on's
tee tte IN hsiibus ~. 21c. salmon
trout. ibs ste. frssh clans g. Ct.
heavy fruit cake. ths. ttes onions.
Use feo cabbage. fh.. Ice. oranges. ito
der fun cream cheese soo III Yakims
hnnsr. tic comb. b.s, patent -four, tiss
sack. cans CaruAtion milk. 2sc. 10
bars laundry soap Use
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-10
TERR0RlzES TOWN

MArCH CHUCK. Pa. Jan. T.
4 blackgowned figure. whose face
IL hidden By long black veil. has
been terrorizing people OF this sec
ton for some time past. The
npook" only Appears at night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-10

COLORADO HAS DECIDEDs
THAT TO USE BRANDY Or
LIQUOR OF ANY KIND IN.
MINCE PIES. CAKES. OR PRE-.
SERVES is A VIOLATION OF
THE LIQUOR LAWS. (ANoTHERs
SIDE DOOR" CLOSED TO THIN
TOPERD
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-10

At L.siis's soc jars Of assorted psekies
zoe stall L-it. Yakima Burbank pcts-
toes. ibs- ice. IL lbs itc. us 49,
delivered. Yakima Gems. G.Se sack. ds>
iivessd stalls fi-tt. Leaf lard. i;Ao ~
stall 10. washingtor butter. ibs tkcs
best butter. . Lbs sse; iimburser. iea
Ssc: Wisconsin brick. ibs tsc. Ssw
York sharp chsese 7te ID. stslis R-f-ss
ns- sausrhrast. &c ct; relish. lee PIT
peanut butter. Ice 10. honey. Toe ID.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-10

ron BALE-Cheap. 4 acres With house
barn and well, on Pacific highway.
Mayen. Mary-viie wash
FOR SALE q Ia acres a.room house
barn. Price $500 For particulars ad
dress WIN Kohler. Qulicene wash.
BARGAIN Of 20 acres. good location
improved good buildings spring
water. y. Richardson. r. y ID No. 4.
BoI 127. Everett. wash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-10
23--Personals

MNE MEYER the
eftstnHtHf an a
manufacture %
the prioie Rem
cd tra has ~
turned and upeu
81 nfftrss o.
1899 = Flrst ave
near ffAs nupo
site the Corner
Market
Nine ttsyer has
hrau ~ husfness
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-10
EDWIN ,. brown
ID. -. =.
T05 To TiJ First Ave.
! MON aud Washington
Hooks.

open evenings until
8 and Sundays until 4
FOR people who work
Phone Main $40.
My Bellingham Of
flee IN at ELK and Hol-
" Sts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-10

stan ~. lbs fin. Kranuis,ed sugar.
Csc. stall -. fr.sh past~urired milk &C
at, Sc ~ stall -. lbs peanut butter.
stc Siaii IS. bareback stc n stall
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-10
5o--Contractors' Notices

SEALED PROPOSALS viii BE- opened hy
tho Lighthouse Inspector on board the
Lighthouse tender At Seattle. wash al
10 clock a. m January 81. 1914 for
tho purchase % miscellaneous con
demu"i government property ~ the
Lighthouse Service consisting 81 bras.
copper and iron Junk old rope etc
Blank proposals. and other Information
may he had by addressing the tiEht.
house Inspector Kefchlkan. Alaska. or
by applying 20 master Of tho vessel
aIleT ~ arrival a. Seattle Wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-10
SPIRITUAL MEDIUM


ROYAL EGYPTIAN
'ified 70 read your
life from birth TO
death I.ocates
mines. gives true
advice In business.
lova and marriages.
reunites tho sepa
rated. gives you tho
secret power how tl
win and hold the
on. you love Salts
faction Guaranteed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-10
PHRENOLOGISTS

MADAM AsNAHA
rryptfan FhfstiniuEist
Reads your entire life.
swing advice on
fam ~ troubles
love speculation
marriage srpAr
ilnus what stsps 20
take 50 te success
ful uniisa the sepa
rated explains
fhirss which hav.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-10

Ills Pike st.. between Minor and Boren
ayes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-10

al-Acrcage for Sale
~rou bEAf. WITH ~ DIRECT
and our prnpcsifioa
on LAND
Wsrfy - nur allie ara camps
At THREE LAKES
sNnHpMf#W COUNTY. WASH.
silt sppeal 20 You
Good rosfs sfaErs daily irain. Wills
srhnci. sfars phone u
wfi'. ~ 3 " NEtEEiIcHN. MAJ
Land Dept iffi T. g Smith HidE
Seattle
THREE LAKES fffNuEu co
~@s~4e~~4~~nN~~esrl~es- -~4~e~-~~~e~~~~c~~~~~c
AA-Houscs for Sale
ises-. fenfa rati.se. sishtiY lot I'm
prossusnt. al On ana paid. Inquire
tss East tSh 81
y ite-a NICE res. t-ronm cottage. on
st.foot lot. Beacon bni
o. ses--Ntrs mes Ynofn hnus. on 60
foot Beacon hiii corner
81 sse--t-Foonl house and 1 = srtss rich.
cleared lard. ~ minutes from
city haf rssY terms
. f.oa-inf queen Anne hiii
rgTffW I'll. A rWnrN ETf Mats zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-10

hours ara widow france rnpuifinss
aside fiai.h. either By IN. fost % In
sets. tuiifinx paper. etc
Ask for free eataioxus Ne 81. Estimates
furnished
o. n WILLIAMS co.
tManHfsetur~rst
fhon@ Main tktI 1913 FTret Az
MARSHALL FIELD a CO.
Fine rugs on sale at chicago price. At
Nslfrun Co. HenrY Hisx. itfs Feurta.
now :. TIE tttns % a., q h-itsr rsons-
graph. rrur old ere taken IN part
payment itis Wsssiak- Elliott stft
Nu.irsi Record Exehsnrs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-10
Lots for Sale

FORCED 90 ssii one ~ the incest lots
on Phinusy ave Address Lock nor G.
Loon Lake wash
Ne-c-rsre-ne<-ees..~NsNrN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-10

slwaTs been mystery shat vocation
you are adapted for etc why not 49,
tho best ts 90 readings ~ 90. salts.
faction guaranteed eek Pine. near
MEstiake Market
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-10
PATENT ATTORNEYS

FRED P. CORN p p:, y 4,!s;.
secured or fee refunded 7o1 Central
Bldg. Main S0ss Free book on patents.
W sTEvKSs. formerly government
patent expert. reliable attorney. Fees
low 1895 Faunfleroy ave Phone West
Bw.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-10
PLUM BING

u. ~ sPELLMAN CO PiumbinE steam
and sas fitiuE Phone Main isss
HAuTHAN PfrMnIND HrATfNo co
fft-t1e KinG Seattle
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-04-28
ACCUSED AS LEADER IN PLOT
Capt. Franz Won Papen. Recalled Mi
itary Attsehe At Washington.
Others Alao Indicted.

New York.-Cspt. Franz Won Papen.
recalled military attache TO the Ger.
man embassy at Washington. wac In
dicted by the federal grand jury here
April II as the organizer and tinan-
cier Of an alleged conspiracy to blow
up the Welland Canal In Canada.
With him also were indicted Capt
Hans Tauseher. alleged agent OF the
krupps In tho United States and hus,
band Of Nine. Johanna Gadski, the
prima donna: Constantine Govani, Al.
fred ]. Fritzen and another man whose
name has not been revealed.
The indictment. II Ia understood,
was returned with the sanction OF the
department Of justice. and Is believed
TO establish q precedent No effort
will be made TO have Won Papen
brought here. but the indictment will
be held In allegiance In case he should
ever return 10 the United States.
The indictment charges. In addition
10 the Welland Canal plot, that II was
@the purpose or intent Of the defend
ants to blow up and destroy other prop.
erty in Canada
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-04-28
REQUEST IN PLOT IGNORED
Won ioel viii Not Be Released--of.
Tense Committed Prior To His
Joining Embassy.

New York. Wolfe Won lgel will not
be released from custody and only a
part OF the documents seized at the
time Of bis arrest on charge u he.
Ing implicated in a plot to destroy the
Welland canal will re returned TO the
German embassy. United States Attor'
ney Marshall declares.
Il have not considered the release
OF Won lgel." Mr.. Marshall continued.
THE Legality OF his arrest Was def
ni,ely settled. 80 far a. my Office 10
concerned.
Following Won lsel's arrest the pro
ties, OF the German ambassador was
made to the secretary OF state. and
Mr.. Lansing referred the matter to the
attorney generals Office. When the
protes, reached my office the only
question 10 be decided was whether
Won Igel was member Of the Ger.
man ambassadors staff IN the date Of
the crime charged. 1t was able imme-
dlstely 10 report In the negative"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-04-28
FINAL WARN|NG
GIVEN GERMANY
CONGRESS INFORMED THAT THE
LAST WORD HAS HEEN SAID
IN THE CASE.
BEFORE Iolxr SESSION
The President Demands Nothing Less
Thar the Abanc snmsas Of sub
marine Warfare Against
Commerce.

Washlagton-P President Wilson's hnal
warning that the United States will
break on diplomatic relations unless
she sbandons her present methods Of
submarine warfare and Immediately
declares her intention TO do so, was
delivered April 18th In note TO Ber'
lin and was announced By the presi'
dent In al address 10 q Joint session
OF Congress, The president demands
nothing less than the Abandonment OF
submarine warfare against commerce.
Both the presidents address and the
American note declare In unequivocal
terms that only by Germany aeceding
10 the demand can the breaking OF Of
relations be prevented
The president considers that the
next step depends solely upon Ger
many and that three or four days con
stitute a reasonable time for reply.
He is willing to discuss how suhma.
rine warfare may be conducted with
the limits Of international Law and hu-
mainly after Germany abandons her
present methods
Diplomatic history records but one
instance as yea where breaking OF
vseiattans 4batwean. txa ArsiSlass BOY,
ers has not eventually brought war
that which now exists between Ger
many and Rally.
Congress received the presidents
declaration OF hiss course with mixed
evidences OF concern and appreciation.
Most OF the leaders. Democratic and
Republicans thought the president hard
ly could do less and some expressed
the opinion that his action would not
lead TO war.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-04-28
POSSIBILITIES or RUPTURE
Procedure That May De Followed BY
v. 8. AZ Given Out BY
High Authority.

Washington. -Flrst---The president
win probably read message TO Con.
Eress reviewing the whale situation
from the Lusitania case down 70 the
present time. Tie president win no
doubt refer TO the "strict accountable
lily" and deliberately unfriendly"
phrases OF his earlier notes and may
announce his conviction that because
Of Germany's violation Of American
rights diplomatic relations should bo
severed
Second Ambassador Won BernstorT
'ffsaY' It, sRsasa SsaoEts am, IN.
bassador Gerard may be recalled from
Berlin.
Third A note would be dispatched
to Berlin explaining TO the German
government why this action was
taken
More conservative opinion. however.
Is that the president will convey to
Congress his opinion that the evidence
In the submarine situation jus,ifies a
break in diplomatic relations.
This latter course would leave
ioophole Tor an eleventh hour settle,
ment OF the controversy with Ger
many. II would give the German gov.
erument an opportunity TO make con.
cessons that would avert break,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-04-28
FOR LOWER MISSISSIPPI
House Flood Control COMMITTEES "a
vorabio To BiiI-Fight Began
ThIrty-Sh Years Ago.

Washington A legislative struggle
that technically began Sc years ago in
the Congress OF tho United States was
advanced far toward successful term'.
nation on the 18th, when the recently
created food control committee OF the
House reported tayorably the bin
which, II enacted into law, will author.
izc the expenditure OF $4,000. 900 for
the completion OF the levees and neces-
sary revetment on the lower Missis.
sippi. or from Cairo, H.. TO tho head
OF the passes. The bill also carries
an appropriation OF sS.6o0,00 for the
Sacramento river In California.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-04-28
WILL ASK U. S. TO WITHDRAW
Mexican Officials Say carranra Can No
Longer Control Troops or Civilian
Element.

III Paso.--First Chief Carranza Will
demand the Withdrawal OF the United
State troops within the next few days,
whether or no, the corpse found near
Cusihuirachic Is that OF Francisco
villa.
Mexican officials At Juarez say Gen.
CarranAa has been forced TO take this
position because he can no longer con.
troll either his troops or the civilian ell
ement
The extreme advance guard OF Gen.
PershinE's force has been withdrawn
from the Parral forces operating from
bases at San Antonio, San Geronimo
ranch and Namiauipa have also been
concentrated at these several places.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-04-28
ARKY Biz For llLLl0a
fasnaAs pasasd Aeasurn ~ NlwAk See
observation-disclosures Tsa9sns ~
RedSce Are Rejected.

Warrington An army reorganlfa-
ton bill thar woutA proAncs regular
army and reserve niiitafy forcss IL
the VritHd States asgregesiag mil.
lion men was passed by the Senate A
the niEAt, seesicn April ~.
On the eve " 0 apeci&i loinl session
III the house Of Congress 20 bear a
message from the president on grave
international hisHes the Senate hast
ened tomplstiun u the ssIi amid
scenes Of sxcitsmsat. repeatedly re-
iecting all amendmentg tending to re-
ducs the proposed strengthening of tie
army.
In the closing hours OF debate the
Senate made provisicn for . regular
standing army With = pes,cs strength
Of ESQ 900 men. ~ compared with ite.'
oop In the Hay bill. which passed the
HouHe. retained after d close ngnt che
plan for 4 federal volunteer array re
serve force calculated 70 aggregate
26i. 600 men and iederahxed and ms
,ional guard forces OF the states al az
estimated strength OF 10000,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-04-28
OPTIMISTIC VIEW
TAKENBY GERMANS
SN OFFICIAL At WASHINGTON
coMmEATs or rHE UNITED
STATES NOTE.
N TOUCH WITH EMBASSY
n No Thought President Wilssn't DO
nanas VIII % Met By osrrpaay.
s,nd Decree Of Jan. J 'E1-
tended TO Al Zones.

Washington. Germany viii meet
The demands In the presidents note,
1t was stated by an official in close
touch with the embassy. though shs
believes the United States Ia not Jus
titled In making them
The German view here IL that the
note merely demands that Germany
make her submarine policy conform "a
the accepted principles OF the interna
tional law. and not that she abandon
submarine warfare altogether. This
II Is urged. Is ell that the preSiden,
cold possibly ASH. and this Germany
IL willing to do
The tension In German quarters
here, which reached high point with
the announcement that President vii.
son would carry his case 10 Congress,
was greatly relieved with the publiea.
tiop OF the presidents message and
note.
II IL pointed out that on Jan. 7 Am
bassador Won Bernstorff handed Secre'
tary Lansing communication an
nouncing that German submarines In
the Mediterranean would follow the &C.
cepted principles OF internaIi0pai law
''us>' iiithefte 'appIs%si 50 : ex@ssas ,@&s,
fare, and this was tacitly agreed TO
by the United States, since no protest
wax made.
The North Sea, Il was declared, was
q different matter. as Germany's OPP
eratlons there were measures Of re
prisals against the British blockade
II is now declared that Germany will
forego the asserted right to conduct
reprisals against Great Britain and
will extend the decree Of Jan. I to all
submarines and all zones OF opera
lions,