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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-01-22
WATER COMPANY

SALEM WATER COMPANY Office
corner Commercial and Trade streets.
Bills payable monthly in advance.
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Nieely furnished house
keeping rooms, reasonable. S55 N.
Commercial. If
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WATCH REPAIRrNa

WATCHES, CLOCKS AND JEWELRY
repaired. Karl Neugebauer, with
Cent.~l Pharmacy. Ia
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MIsoEILANEous

FRUITLAND Nursery sale yard at
9igh and Ferry. Everbearing straw
berries. Call and see stock and get
prices hafare making your purchase.
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PoRTLAN DMARKET

Portland, Or, Jan. 22.-Butter, city
creamery 53c
Eggs, selected local ex. 52@54c
Hens 22O24e
Broilers 22@25c
Geese zoe
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FINANCIAL
MONEY TO LOAN

Eastern Money at Lowest Rates, on
approved security. Homer H. Smith,
Room 5, Mccormack Bldg, Salem, Or
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CHINESE PHYSICIAN

DIR L. M. HUM CURES ANY KNOWN
disease. All kinds of Chinese herbs
and medicines. 1853 South High st
Phone 283.
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Samuel jackson Dies.

Samuel Jackson, who formerly lived
in Monmouth with his two daughters,
Lena and Meldora, but moved to New
berg some two years ago, died at his
home there on Tuesday, January 8th,
Death came very suddenly as Mr..
jackson was i'll only a few days with
hardening of the arteries. Mr.. Jackson
leaves three daughters to mourn his
loss. The body was laid to rest in the
Crystal Lake cemetery, Rev. Chester
of the United Evangelical church Of
ficiating.
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HATTERs ANp c1EANERs

ELLSWORTH, THE HATTER-M Men Is
and women IS hats cleaned, rebloclzed
and retrimmed. Old hats made to
look like new. We carry a large
stock of fine ribbons. 495 Court st.
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No REST FROM
THE SA|NN|ES
German Trenches and Towns
Behind the Lines Targets
Of Big Guns.

Th+ american troops on tho Toul sec
tor continue daily to Civ: III" enemy
it'll" rest. bomharding towns behind the
lines and also trenches in the front or
them. Along the Chcmin- n-dcs- Danes.
another portion OF the 'front.' held by the
Americans. there has been rather
heavy play OF gas shells from the Ger
man guns. hut the mcn from overseas
have answered four fold the German
rrujCCtilcS.
ON BOARD SECRETARY BAKERS
SPECIAL TRAIN IN FRANCE, Sunday
March II. Fly the Associated PresS)-.
"Wn!ic VIC arc busy ri home said New
ton H. Baker. the American Secretary OF
War in I talk In officer. NJ the Amcri-
can staff school today. with our INDUS
trial prca pra,ions and training Of troops
cur hearts arc transplantcd 10 Franco.
My visit has brought me Il great uplift
in spirit. AS 4 hoy takes apart watch
20 see how il is made in order In under
stand HE functions OF tho parts. have
been taking the army apart"
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"Remenber am an Austrian Arcfduke Said Alfonso XIII

We. ourselves. although good hearted
ami caSy-go:nS in comparison with OUT
friends IN South and Central America.
d" not measure up to the standards OF
Castilian courtesy =. :: =
Some ono knocked az the. door anc
King Alfonso rose and answered. He
returned with odd looking implements
in his hands which ] soon discovered TO
be an enormous silver cocktail shaker
and two goblcts. After 4 dcXtrous snake
the King poured out TWO large cocktatls
saying Il understand that you American
gentlemen always drink in the morn.
irG' 81
had no, had Il cocktail for years.
and if | had cndcavored to asSimtl1te
the drink So royaly prepared for mo Il
Should have been in no condition TO con-
tinuc the convrreation. I think King
Alfonso himself was quite relieved
when. after n sip. put the cocktail be:
hind siaruc. noticed that Ia
camouflagcd his in a similar manner. ~
Unfortunately. as Macmillan Harden;
said, the Germans think of us as land
OF dollars. trusts and corruption: and
other nations think Of Us as devotees OF
the cocktail and Of poker. Their school,.
boys dream Of fighting Indians In Pitts
(continnad on FAes- 1svsAD
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may acquire too much OF tho infectious
S;irI. Of liberalism that war brings.
and thereby nVtrturow royalty. Is hard
To Judge fiut | must say that kaIScrIsm
lta., omitted Il" word or &c; I" impress
uunu thu royalties of thoSr countries.
which fnI:-h; otherwise b" inclined To
aid In" Entente. the advantage to th"n
ut kc.rin.: pr:t OF tn" war unless they
become aili.S o. Germany.
You Will meet Kuiscrtsn in Spain and
th.. - -hsr r"ulrai countries OF Europe
as rIl:ch AZ ynu will III Austria or Eul-
casla or Turkey. l do not mean that
Sp;eIu for Instance. IL by any means an
ally st Germany. but | do mean that
Tho German pr"paEandiSt has had ire"
r".n.
shall never forget the fact that n"
King 0: SPAN. during my talk with him.
remarked: "Rrrncmt that while am
KlnS Of Spain ! am also IN Austrian
hrchd'kc.
ind not only is III" King Of Spain by
descent and in the right Of his father
an Archduka OF Austria, but his mother
was an Austrian Princess Of the House
of HapsburG. Study. for the moment.
the genealogy Of the King and Queen OF
Spain and you will see how royalty IS
! interrelated in this war.
Tho Queen OF Spain was brought up
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CAMP LEE BOYS
CAN 7 TELL Of
THEIR LEAVING
STRINGENT ORDERS
HAVE BEEN ISSUED
Wheeling Battery B Men Of
the 314th Regiment
Get Horses.

CAMP LEE. Petersburg. Va. March H..
Al; officers and enlisted men Of rh:
division were today ordered 20 refrain
from giving Information by means OF
telegram or othcrwiS" disclosing move
uents Of troops designated for overseas
service. IT anyone should notify even
his relatives wh"n h. leaves t"r port
OF embarkation he will BE- Immediately
brought % trial.
Sufficient horses Were received today
by the 3lith field artillery !" adequately
noun, tha entire organization at its
present strength There we're several
hundred "t tn. animals DISTRIBUTED. ana
there ar. now li2 horses for each bat
tory. Tho Wh"cliag boys har" b""n
alternating in tho riding. but thus Will
no longer b." necessary.
The Wheeling battery i expects L"
get en- tn. artillery rang III" last OF
This week F.rra Of tn" men j. ANXIOUS
10 hr" tho guns an IN" big rang. wnicn
is {. fnurtneu mile ride from r"SlHi""'aI
n,ar,ers T!te men Will grc.'iv" tn" mos,
realistic expcrirnc. that th"y hav" had
since they were induced lutO the scrT-
,cc For nineteen days they Will sleep
N tents. cook their own meals ana 9TH
.rwlse perform duties that they Will be-
come accustomed - once ;h"% got into
actual field service In" .trS' week ~
w.rk viii incluri" only IrlnG 1T targets
INA; tho men can actually 500. hui later
tho wnrl; will r,Iv,r = rang" 81 Nv nlil'S
at ,arE"ts that ;h.: ul''n VIII ;H"" 'n't
,h.v nit only WHEN advised by too
phonc
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BRITISH DROP TONS
Of BOMBS IN 255
FLIGHTS IN GERMANY

LONDON. March l?.-British air
planes dropped 4 ton Of bombs on m"
German city Of Mannheim on Monday. II
was officially announce tonight.
LONDON. March l9.-Two hundred
and nfty-.ive hightS into Germany have
been carri,"! out by Eritish ari1t"rs ond
only 10 machines haze been lost. James
l. MACPHERSON. parliamentary secretary
Of the war office, answered tn question
in tho house OF commons to-day. regard
ing the results OF recent AR raids into
q, rlnan territory
More than 4 ton of bombs w"r"
dropped on Mannheim on March is. he
added.
Mr.. MACPHERSON said eight direct hits
had been obtained on the Eadi%chc Soda
frbrik AT Mannheim .Th" British RAID
rrS were attacked by an enemy lorna
non and two III Iii" enemy. machines
w"r" downed. tn" others being driven
OF. All tn" British returned.
rhr - flights. Mr. Macrh"rson OK
i,'ainrG. constituted IS raids into Ger
lrauT. all sine" October. Tn" tvihtorS
dr"nrrd 4> lnms Of bombs They had 70
surnlourt the difficulties presented by
f~uS.. SHOW gales and heavy mist. which
often prevented them from seeing tho
German iron works and factories they
were to- attack Most Of the raids wcr"
carried out III daylight. The number OF
tn" expeditions and the amount M cN-
plusivcS dropped were increasing stead
i'y. Photographs which had been taken
showed beyond doubt the accuracy OF the
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sent petitions or t" pay homage 20 thnir
king. Outsl,." IN tn" courtyard tne
suard was hciu% changed infantry. cav
airy and artillery all hCing represented
i tunrful hand played during the core
mnny Of Guard mount. which was Wit
p'sscd by crowds uf poor fox. who arc
permitted To cu:"r the raiar" precincts
rs spectators
While waiting was presented Ia the
Arch shop of Toledo head u! the Span
sl Church. rcsr1l"ndrnt in his gorgeous
ecclesiastical robes. Finally court
offica! came and said that | was 10 60
into the King alone; that Mr.. Willard
WAS tn see him later.
Gerard Meets King Alfonso.
found King Altnus" in a small room
about 20 by II feet. He wore a brown
business suit. Il soft shirt and soft COL
lar fastened hv gold safety pn-quitc
tn. style of dress Of an American COL
lcEian. II" is tail and we'll built.
The King speaks perfect English
without q trace Of accent. After we had
talked a few moments noticed the diff
ference between Teuton and Latin, the
vast abyss which separates the polite
and courteous Spaniard. thinking Of
others. anxious TO be hospitahle, and the
rough, conceited. aggressive Junkcr Of
Germany. How often have found that
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Liberty Loan Anthem
Is Formally Approved

NEW YORK. March 19.-The Lib
clty Loan anther,," dadieated to the
success of the third appeal TO the IA
ticn fo- funds 30 carry on the war.
was formally approved to-day by the
loan committee OF the New York fed
cral reserve district. It IS designed
for use thr1rThout tho country and
lwll be sung publicly for tho first time
at ST. Thomas church, in this city, TO-
morrow night. Thc music was writ
ten by MrS. George Barton French.
The words, by Charles w. Gordon. fol-
Heaven sent Liberty, our Nations
pride.
Our fathers fought for thee. fought,
blcd and died.
Thcn.was cur Flag urfurled, Emblem
cublime,
a light unto the world through end
less time.
Our watchword still shall be, TN God
wc trust"
Striving that all may see our cause
Is just,
We fight for Liberty and shall not
cease.
Till Freedoms victory brings lasting
peace.
Now in our Allies land, breasting
wars tide.
Our soma march hand In hand, God Is
their guide.
once more we hear tho call, keep the
world free"
Rise! Rise! And give your all, for
Liberty,
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MAIN EFFORT OF
ALLIES MAY BE
MADE IN ITALY

WASuINGTnN. March i"-Th" key
To thu 1915 :idil'. q! IN" western battle
front is in IN, hlI"i> ~ III" suprrm" war
council at Versailles.
decision a& 10 ih" IN" and place OF
major uftrnSiv"S hy thu allies rests with
that hody. 1t directly controls als''. Of
fiCrrs hero believe, :. new w":puu forged
during the winter with which /" max"
"fIrcliv" its plans "i grand Sir3t"Ey
That weapon is h"ll"T'al % Il" IN Il pool
iuI -; the army r"%'rN"S al all III" alll"d
armies. permitting overwhelming con-
crntrn:!uns at selected points ni attark.
American observers uuw ar" convinced
III" German high command plans Il de-
:"nstvr campaign. and that the long
talked uf drive on iaris "r th"r"hannct
pur;s has been abandoned Th" inttt-
ativn according l." this view. rests with
tn" allied and American forces CON-
uluniuur$ ar" being closely scanned Tor
/, tn" first indication "f any offensive
operations murr"G "ui AT Versailles.
For aggressive Action.
Th. 'Suprrnl, council WAS created un-
der tn" urgent iuSl%i'u" "l l'TrSId"nl
Wilson for agEr"SSiv" action this y"ar
based ON Cn-"rdlna;'d plans and under
lhr direction nf s,ugl" agency. Tn" tXncf
srour Of tn" rruurIi's Hutb"riI" has
meyer been Gisrl"s"d. II WIS said both
hv Premier Lloyd 'i""rc" and hy Lord
Curzun h"wrrrr. in explaining tn" status
ot the Eiitish lmi'rr;al general staff and
the commander IA IL" :ir!h. SIR douglas
, lluir. that certain l!rliI"h forces had
been assigned /" the rnur.cii'S control.
InyiSian hv tn, war council. uifir"rs
here, b.li"v". as !" tn" field where these
and similar forces from either armies
H.. :. Il u nat ii. r.
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NECK AND NECK
ON LOYAL TY IN
BADGER STATE
LA TOILETTE MAN
is SLIGHTLY AHEAD
Davies Leads Competitor For
Democratic Senatorial
Nomination.

MILWAUKEE, wis. March le.-Re-
turns received up to midnight from
the senatorial primary election In
Wisconsin to-day failed to change
materially the positions of candidates
On the face of first earlier figures.
With about IS of the states II coun-
ties heard from, James Thompson,
LaFollette candidate, was leading IT.
vine L. Lenroot, a strong advocate OF
President Wilson's war aims, by about
500 votes for the Republican nonlina-
tion.
The nomination on the Democratic
ticket of Joseph E. Davies, former
federal trade commissioner, over Dr..
Charles Mccarthy, by an oTerwhelm-
ing majority, seemed assured. Both
are strong supporters of President
wilson's war plans.
Late tonight little had been heard
from the so-called German counties
bordering on Lake Michigan, where
Thompson was expected to poll
heavy vote. His supporters said re-
turns from those districts would swell
his lead substantially.
Former Congress sman Victor Berger,
who Is now under Indictment for al
legged violation Of the espionage act,
as the unopposed Socialist candidate,
rolled only small vote, returns In
dcated.
Tho milwaukee Sentinel. which sup
ported LnuroCt, late tonight, with rs
per cent Of the vote TO be heard from,
estimated that Lcnroot would come
down to Milwaukee with 5000 to 10000
votes over Thompson. 1t was pointed
out. however. that It may be days be-
fore the result is known.
Mr.. Davies lost no time in begin
ming his campaign Tor election april
TO fill the place made vacant by Semi
tor Paul o. Hust!nE's death. In
statement re declared "Wigconsin's S
reputation for loyalty stiN hangs IN
the balance"
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Boosted German Offensive Awaited
By the Allied Hosts With Confidence
Artillery Combats and Raids
Continue Over the Entire
Western Front-Germans
Make Small Gain Over the
Belgians in Flanders Sector.

Notwithstanding the fact that the
Germans for some time past have ad-
vertised largely their intention to be-
gin n general offensive on the allied
front at no distant date, nothing be-
youd intensified bonn mbardments and
hero and there infantry attacks on
various sectors have been fortEcoTu-
ing.
In both these kinds Of maneuvers
the Teuroas have met more than their
match in guns of tho men OF the allied
aI?nieS-the BelgianS, British, French,
Americans, Italians and Portuguese.
Probably realizing that their efforts to
hearten the people at home are be-
ginning to require something more
substantial than words, another tack
has been taken, which either must re-
suit in the German population believ-
Ing. as the allied leaders long have
believed, that with their opponents
strengthened in every department and
prepared to counter any assault, the
German high command Is strong on
holding out chimerGs and weak in en-
deavortng to make good their boasts.
Almost as perfunctorily as invita-
tious are issued for Attendance upon
state functions, the Germans now have
bidden journalists of neutral coun-
tries to appear on the western battle
front to witness the commencement
of the German offensive operations.
The correspondents, It Is stated, are
expected to begin their journey toward
the scene Of the purposed fighting
wednesday, where, all along tho line,
fgurntively speaking, the allied
armies, their guns shotted and their
men in serried ranks, are waiting with
confidence the tocsin.
Probably not unconnected with this
lntest announcement Of tho Germans
Is the apparent sensitiveness DIS
played by the German imperial chan
cellor, Count Won Hertling, over the
teclination OF the United States and
the entente to accept at its faco value
Germany's latest profer of peace.
Running the garnut from Germany's
Continued on Page Twelve.)
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"rs Of lottery tickets making special cf-
forts ~ -w'll ia" volpm" "f night
.-,,l;udS
My.visit :" tNr king Of Spain was at
II IN IL" morning, Ambassador Willard
went With nv. As w. entered the PAL
a,.' ma waited al the f,rul Of IN s'i"v,-
tot. III" car ,i''sr.nT Il. and one Of the
lirr!" rrlrIr"s az Spain, about eight y"arS
'ol |. dressed IN i sailor suit. $tcppcd "ut.
Evidently h. had been trained i'll royal
urh"niiy. for II" Immediately came up 10
u$. shook hanis aud said "Euenos dias.'
.iUd aS "" siroll"d down 4 long cor
ridrr where palac" guards III hiEh boots
and cooked hats "'nnG guard with hal
hrriS in their hands. another little
prince. about eleven. also in 4 sailor suit
cam. CIT Of Il room and walked ahead nf
Us, h'hIud followed TWO nuns, walking
sid" 10y side AT Il respectful rllstanr". As
M appeared in the corridor one Of .he
guard, stamped his halh"rh on the floor
calling nut in Spanish. Turn out The
guard-thc Infant Of Spain" And in
the enardronm at the end Of the cnrri-
dor tho guards. forming in line. clashinS
their arms did honor to the baby prince.
Ambassador Willard and | waited In
tho crnat splendid room Of the palace.
Inside priests and. Officers, ladies, Of
iiClals, diplomats were waiting to pre-
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American Organization
To Hell D Rebuild France.

NEW YORK. March 19.-Steps to-.
ward the incorporation OF an organiza.;
ton 10 be known as the American
Committee for Devastated France were
taken at meeting here today OF the.
American Fund for French Wounded:
The organization vii! assume charge
of the relief work and hilitation of
territory laid waste by invading Ger.
mans, formerly directed by Miss Anne,
Morgan. as a part Of The activities OF
the Fund for French Wounded.
Miss Morgan will be chairman OF the
new committee. Among the incorporn.
tors are TO be Col Theodore Roosevelt.
Henry W. Taft. Myron 7. Hcrrick ard,
Mrs. Ogden Armour. The committee
has the endorsement OF the French
government. and will work in co-opefa-t
ton with the American Red Cross. -,
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WASHINGTON, March 1o.-Plans
for taking over Dutch shipping In
American waters at noon today were
changed at the last moment. In the
absence Of reply from Holland to
the British-Ama marican demand for
transfer Of the ships, according to the
agreement which Germany blocked, 1t
was decided to wait at least another
dag to avoid seeming tuscourtesy to
the little kingdom, which has had one
Of the most difficult roles among the
neutrals in the world war.
Tonight tho United States still
awaited final word from London,
where the negotiations were conduct
ed. An urgent message was sent to
London late In the day asking for
report.
1t Is believed that some trouble IL
coding or cabling Is responsible for
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MAY Be In Italy

shortly thereafter III? crown rrinc"
Cater ,.!nI"rnrj Friedrich pH.d e visit &"
Spain anI .iH intimacy was maintained
bc;wr"r III" iwn courts.
The "Eing" Of Kings.
II is ih" inclination "f ih"s'' H. IN"
KING business; - keep together. ana a
tradition uf Prussia that fellow kings
must IL" Sustained and. ii possible. main-
tninrd I:.ainHt democracy. That's why
the Kaiser finds rcciprucal sympathy in
Spain.
our popular ambassador. Mr. willard.
and his staff. with "A rrprescntrtiT" Of
IN" Spanish foreign rtlice met m" nj
III" station at Madrid on my arriva!
i'' nj Paris
Madrid is i handsome city. C"mnarn-
tiy"ly nlud"rr. From rs highest point
the great royal palac" dominates III"
capital. ana from IN" Hliac" the royal
park stretches unhrn';"n 20 III" Guada-
ramG mountains. SIXTY miles away.
In many respects Spain seems Il land
u1sid: down We arrived at Madrid
just at The close Of the carnival season.
Masked balls hogan At in the after
noon and many theatres not until 10 or
even ! ut night. Madrid scrpS late.
Tho rich people get up only III tlmr for
lunch The streets nrc full nf noise and
people until in the morning, the SELL
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MILWAUKEE,, Wise, Mar. 10
Early scattered returns from today's
primary elections to chooSe candidates.
for the senatorial vacancy caused by
the death Of Senator Paul o. busting,
indicated n close contest bctweeu IT.
vine L. T,enroot. fcvoring President
wilson's war aims, aad James ThonP-
son, LaEouctte candidate, foT the Re
pabljcar nomination. Seventeen coun-
ties outside milwaukee county, gave
THOMPSON 2,7G5 and Ienroot ATS.
FiCur"s available carly tonight also
Indicated : landslide for Joseph z.
Dawes, former federal tr@do commits
s'or; o-ci Charles Mccarthy. or the
Democratic eide OF t!ln primary. Da-
vJcr was leading to /.
Former CONGRESSMAN Victor Berger
who was nnopposed on the Socialists
ticket had pollea only small vote on
the face of available returns.
With LOYALTY an iss1e in the caT-
(Conttnucd Oh Page Twelve)
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,p@an- UREl1n ,.ts
HOME INVADER
SHOT AND SLAIN.
--- :1Ys
Sensational Tragedy Enacted.
Victim Nephew Of Ex- "
Governor Glenn.

LEXINGTON. y. c.. Mar. Isl
Franklin Dcader!ck. cashier of the Coni-
mcrcial and Savings bank here. was
shot and killed here this afternoon by
J. Graham HcCc. manager OF the South.
ern Upholstery company. IN the living
room of The HeGc home. Five shotS:
were fired. two OF which took cffeet:,
Hcgc Immediately tclrphoncd to the.
sheriff and gave himself Hr. Furthes,
than Ii say that hc shot in defense Vt:
the honor of mis- home. 1IeEc would
make no statement.
The men had beeh ns. .s.lpors and tho:
best Of friends. The dead man was-a'
nephew nj former Governor r 3. Glenn:
of Ninstou-Salcm. HcSr was committed
TO jail without asking FOR bond.
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Will Seize Dutch
Ships if Refused.
Governments Of United States and Great Britain Not to
Permit Any Conditions to Be Imposed As to the
Use They Will Make of the Vessels.

the delay in transmitting the Dutehs
reply.
Unequivocal acceptance Of the orig
iual agreement for the transfer OF
ships is wanted by the United States,
which will accept no less and - pre-;
pared to go ahead with tho reQutH-
tionlrg Of the tonnage unless fav..
orable reply Is received. Press dis,
patches indicating that Holland had
asked that the ships be prohibited
from carrying troops or munitions;
were taken to indicate that she Was
making q last effort to placate 0s1.a
many, In the face Of submarine
threats and economic pressure. Such
conditions are regarded as being not
those Of Holland, but Of Germany and
accordingly will b. refused. st was
CONTINUED on Page Twslve.)