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nGHPCOT,N. CFrjDAY AFTERKCCN, FEBRUARY 4, lt)16. ;
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GL7"i.i'.i ! -' i- .'JX5 "JS2
i C7. THE 76.a)SLL!iGAL"
ran:, oeis
as UPPERMOST
fW little Word of Seven Let
' lift Threatens the Peace 'ot .
''' the United State. ' ' .
OTHER DEMANDS GRANTED
. Berlin Concede, Every Point Ex
. ceptAdmittin'f That Singing
reaching the Associated ; Press to
' day mdicaies ' tnat 'uridit ho cir-
cdmstances would Germany ad
.nit that tJjc einking of the tAnta?
.' ia Was an iflegaj fcct'-i
f ,,' ,TW new inUvction orwarded
to Ambassador Von Bernadorff,
eccordine to information received, t
contained simply one; phrae;eI!Ply- . -
the new formula of the propoeed 1 '1 B1, ,
f . 1 . ' r' ROCKY MOUNT PASTIES v v
note of regret for the sinking of- ,s. uttt.
. TV 1 . BOY FOUR COTTOIf XHLS
the Lusitanuu The suggested sen-j . , -v
fence was snort, consisung pi ein ,
words and does not .contain the
ArJ "ilUtr.! It -f eoreaenta the I
extreme limit of Gennknys con-'
, . . lL ' a ' . '
fession in the Usitama case.
Tb lew eDtertained hero Is that:
l 1 !.:. -,--1
o.t vi -
has .arises ion aecouro ineusiianur
es and k i impossible to fore the
outcome from any indlcathm bere. The
malt of negotiations sppws o jang
solely npon one elnglo word lllcgst" lia.
tbo way of an agreement betwetn; the'
Uniiid 8UUS and feermasy rtand.;only
these seven letters eipressing thcon-Lv
seption that President Wilaon and pcr
tarw Lansing insist must hejfmbodidr
in tbe German formula expressing
gtet foe the loss of Aroerca lives aboard
tbe wessct Lusitaaia.
tV Ivelj
fnuiwaltlvelT and authorlUf
that Gtflnaoy nnot and will not deslg-! morning for the killing of Christian 00
aate as Jllegal the sinking of a Dner liristmas day. Th shWlng followed
by ny submarine. ' j rxA bej-reen .Welhora and Oris
VVirtuany there is no other difference fajaisn.- Th defendant Wended-that tbe
eoalnjf to .a tetHt-mnarning nnd'fftwting wss don in.lMefens nnd
the new Instructions forwsrd.d to m-jne jury .upheld this theory,
baseador voi ierns(ortf on Tuesday con- '' "' :
tain merctf the newloi'mula'Tiy Vhfch Tt
Is hoped wUl satisfy Wseihngton without
humiliating this country.
t.Althoush the ougxreted sentence, ac-
eordins to a rx liable version, conairts,
of: ij;ht words, and not "illegsl' charac-: ton, vioo-prenident . and general counsel
jUiiiing the srnfcin; o tbe Lutitania. esjof'the Atlantic Coast Line rajlroad, died
nich, goes otherwise to the furthest ea-
tent possible towards (netting
s metti&r Amrrloi's
,h- demands.
. 1. ;' -" OfSdal WasliSftt Silcat. .
Li Washington, Feb.1 4ht tbe abwf of
pf5eil iBformatioU, Sepfary Lansing f which attacked urn, it Is ald, a fort
" " today refused to dlscuslwny' phase, whft- nlglt ago. . .. '. ;
' er of the Luhania ceotistkms. Ap He was born at Williamsburg, X. C, In
yn-ntly at thV state idpartorttj how-j lS.'vl, and was sent to Petersburg to
" Ti U the (Wftclai regard It sis serious 'chooL Ht rraduated at V. 'M.'I. and in
ka is relhftfd in th Berlin dispatches,; law at Waliington'and Lee. ' He is sur-
It ws not permitted to pp-ar on thejvlved by a widow snd several children.
surface. . i Tr j '"'
President Wilson erturnd to tin capi- Collecting w"sr Poetry.'
'-from hi western" shaking tour- Kiel, Feb. 4.-The University, Of Kiel
Shortly after 1 o'clock this .afternoon.; has begun the collection of all the poetry
fe read the. Berlin dispatches on the sit-
uation while on bis train bctweei Balti-,
- teflre and Washington. The President ,
made no comment, but members of his.
' "part revsrded them a "unfavorable.";
.' It id said that the" 'President had noti
' ;'nnialiVd' reading and considering the J
-.'official dispatches received last night on J
v ih train."" " ' '"
OThe Fourth National Bank of
SlyetteviUes
1 (Bv the Associate Prese.)
Washington, Feb. 4. The Fourth Na
tional Bank, of FayettevilK N. Cjlwas
closed , by its board of directors j this
morning. National , Bank Examiner
Dougbton was piit in chargeyst the di
nctors mpiert. The bank's capital stock
. was MO,000. It had on hand a eurpiu'
of tlim at its last report. . "
K' Exdtemeat in Faytttevfila ,
Fayettcville, leb. 4. The. Fourth Na
ti(nnl Bank of Fayettcville, which fail-
'il to open Its doors today, -never re -
cpVrrM from the serious lossts which Hi
Mjfird MVlAi-ytfar go, aowrding -to
CANADA'S PAnuiizirr .
.; ; i ; itj'udiso dzstsoyeiv
' (by tn Assoclstod Press
Ottawa, Can, Feb, 4. Canada's
magnificent parlisment suijaing,
which cost t6Vooo,oo ly uv ruins,
: today,, swept by a firs attributed
'y sow 4 amh arn tafsrval.
, njacbine. y'At teaat sxvesrf
' are tost and ' mas arV- Injure,
1 The fix was ander control early ,
- today afte nginc furioualy for
ix hours. ' The Art lots is tflffl
'cult t csilnute ut'tbs contents
of the huildisg ware of 'rest
valued
3.G;WAt5ERHAD 1
''ft
STROKE OF PARALYSIS
IN DVaiAfl-TUDA
By tlit AsMK-Uted TrfM.)
.1: iVfV!wtfjr
wahy year j HtKtinstrai tkiutnand
lirotlipf to ZiJb VaiH WaWrrrlwinnan'
of tbtrntate TXftrr yomraitt of tlic
Pi-oprceniv", was tWs piornimf carried
to the Watts hospital; serhmsly ttl with
(bv t,f Awodatrd Prew.)
, feocky 'Mouut. Fel.- .-Tb al of
four'ttou Quills ownd by the Hope
Mntooriiif company at Hope Mills,
,NtX,' to Rocky. Mount Interests was
, tnJ. tk. ..t iv!vi
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Si itnti nnn
r J ,
, We.nix.tIon U heina perfected in the
mp poper-
wIy
. . nuffi of Mount
, r '
-,-VWaww' amwn
. IIOKS ACQUITTED
r r OF MUIDII C
CHAfiGE
noon today , ui
' (irorntWp, T:v 4. .At
thV gupeelor ourt the". Jury acquitted
E E. Velbork, a whlta man, who wss
cbargrd with tbf murder of. a, negro,
)Velhorti 1 vtir put'' onfriaf ' yesterday
VICK-FMSIBKar BAWLI0H,
OF COAST LIVE, IS DEAD
By the Aasoclated Prt M.)
Riihnoad, Feb. kj- Alexander Ilamil-
j at hi hosse In Petersburg' early todsy.
The funeral will occur tomorrow at 4 !
olock in SL Paul's cl.urch, Petersburg,
' nt.M. . pi.i.-.
ery..' -fivhamiltot.- dW Paralysis
n "ZTrrW" . --?-
of the war which has more than mediocre J-
merit. Requests , have (gone out , to all
poets of reputation, tto all newspapers,
magazines and publisWrs, to forward to
the- university taj-thing tliat niy sm
to them . to be worthy fn, place In
the1 collection, including ,'proso' ; skits,
sonts' with or, withotrt muslcnovcls and
j Cianias. . 7'.'f
a rttatvment Issued by;Dr. W. H. Lilly,
.xaA 4k- uiwi. - ,,'
I'l'uuui vi tsr as i an, ivisvivwi ;
It declared that .since was unsble to
realize promptly on its Securities ' and
that the directors considered it sn injus-
tice to subject its depositors ; to risks
and bad requested the 'examiner to take
charge. Officials re certain that all de
positora will be paid In full.
Ther was no Undue excitement here
with the announcement that lb V bank.
would not open this morning, and the de-
Jositors .viewed the occurrence calmly,
expressing the belief that they - would
k-ttoUmg, , , . , . 1
E1HU;,iBI1IE0:
BYTUdKISU TRGOPS
It I Reported That 'tie I'jrons
hold in tie Caccasuas lias Eeea ,
Abandoned to the Ruaausn.v
AIR ATTACKS PREVAIL
From ALnoct Every Theater of
1 the War Comes Report"' of'
1 Activities of Airmen.
;-t v (By tTie Asswiatwl Prttt.) r
liKlications . that ' under ,' lid , clrcum
tniwS' will rMiaBy radJ ttattha
Kljikiiij-o .tfye Liuitnlt Illegal
wire ctiutJinV In'rtliinAfbVa iroiir Berlin
T 1"5 evBcuatlosii. by Turks of Em turn,
IcUlnud tv Petrownd wmtijdsmm. which
My they sre in mtfipt 01 tavicrs troiq
rilSable Unrot'S that the ttutisfc'' force
Xbtablo vutorks fur tbo airmeu in
th raid an 1be Albanian port of Durazco
trc rrportt-d by the Austrian admiralty.
Three attacks )y the airmen on the al
lied Law between January 25 and Feb
ruary' I are 'riieorded.' Italian' tase at
(KKma, Albnuia wai alwv attacked' by
; Umt Atiktriau aviators on February 2.
tjitrD war theatres, life the western
and the Balkans, in recent days, have al
ao be n tbe seenK of aerial attacks.
Vienna reports the bombardment of
j Kuiftn i.wtta. in i.anm oy an air
squadron and Russian raids in Volhy-
niia, while the Austrian airmen are
equally ai-tivc.
'A onnd Zeppelin sir raid on Salcmiki,
which ws attacked Wednesday, was
frustrated by the fire of the allied bat
tcrie, seconlin, to n Athens dispateh.
Beports of the Infantry operations of
Hmportanc from any of the main fronts
'are lacking.
I Vienna cUima lirogrcM for the Aus
tria ns at the Tolmino brWe head 'by
capping optrstibns.
DOUBLE HEADER
IN BASKETBALL ON
' . SATURDAY NIGHT
Basketball as both h apd she Is pli
ay
will be pulled 'off Iri the armory here
trurrow niht, end the niost intmnt
ing event of that kind of the year is
booked. . There will be. two gauita, on
Utween the girU-of Ui)h Point and
Jamestown high school and the other be
tween the boys of the two schools. The
first game- between the girt teams- will
begin at 7:30 o'clock, and the boys will
stage their contest immediately follow
ing. This will be the first interscholastlc
game of tbe year or the High Point
girbt, but they have been in training sev
! 5
!eral days and expect to remler a good
account' of themselves. They are being
I eoad'ed by Miss Iis We, of the school
'TacuiiT. wno nas naa wut-n experience
, t ' t, . , -
l g".' hv$g team
ot ber college. While it is xpected that
the Jamestown tesm will be in a better
State of preparednraa than the"!..
If the visitors win they will hsve to
pUy hard and every minute of the game
T. home quinta ha. no. Uvn elected.
lut Miss Love haa abunW of
material, snd when the live ct. in nction
tomorrow night it will show a
determination, that will mean
grade
trouble
for the Jamestown girls.
The second game between the loya'
teems of Huzh Point snd Jamestow n
promises to be a real hot article of 1ms- !
ket 111. The visitors arc an unusually I
ktrong and clever iet of players, but thej
hw-als are not conceding a thing in ad- j
vanee.
To give an idea f the proiiabl eloee
nes sof the game, a comparison 0 scores
shows that the visitors have the advant
age in records. High Point was defeat
ed by Pomona by a margin of four points
and Jamestown took the scalp of the tcr-
; ra-cotta makers by five points, which in-
that there is really not much dif
between the two quintets. Then
f another thing, the locals have profited
ameh ty their two recent defeats, and
w K into tne contest tomor
(. . -
Vow night will show a great improve
ment over its former effort. '
All i aU, the double hill should draw
a record-breaking crowd to the armory
at 7i30 tomorrow evening.
Death st Mr. Craafoie.
News readied here' today of the death
of F. O. Cranford at Creensboro, which
Iteurred sfter an illness of about week.
'1 be deceased was a brother-in-law of
Mrs. C C Muse, of this city, and is wide
ly known here. Mr. and Mrs. Mnse
went to Greensboro yesterday, caDed )f
the Hlnesr of -MrrYsnfOTd. 1 '
raCIECTlEEflliGS
t Romt jRepublkani Holding
"1 Their Meetini Tonight to
i"" "Select-Delegates, ' ' 1 -. '.-'
CONVENTION TOMORROW
The Guilford County Convention
W21 Be Held In Greensboro
" : j Saturday Afternoon. -;V
Uullford county Krpublicans meet in'
eouvention Haturday- afternoon at!
Greensboro and preparatory' to this con
vtntkm the prouiacU of tUi county are
holding, their primaries and conventions
today And tonight.
There are Hires precincts in High '
Point and these three will hold their!
meeting tonight at 7-TO. Posters ap
pca.rinK her and there designate wuh as
"prtau"''"' but In "reality it will be
tiiore like s convention. The North High
Point-precinct convention will be. held
at: the axmory-the-third wardA south
High Point, st , McLewsllen's store and
the fourth ward at Kagan and Jones
store, r' 1
Ed. L Raan Is chairman of the North
High Point precinct and W. P. Rayan is
chairman of the South High Potnt, third
ward. ' Another chairman must be elect
ed tonight on account of the division of
South High Point into two precincts.
North High Point Is entitled to seven
delegate and each ward of South High
Point will have four. In Sll 1.1 delegates
and the same number of alternates are
to- be Selected to go to Greensboro to
morrow to attend Guilford 'a convention.
At 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon dele
gates will he selected to go to the state
convention at Raleigh on March 1, a
well as to the congrcssNinal conven
tion. VR. 1 8choolfteld, of Greensboro;
is county chairman Vnd will rail the
convention' to order.
Among many other recommendations I
both the township and the county con !
vent ions will likely tske up the matter
of a cougresMonVl nominee from this, the
"Imperial Fifth." Among local Repub
lican tW talk seems to center around
OUliasriiBonJilj
4kiasoim4 Secretary of -.4 lie. state excep
tive committee and for the past U
months ha been maintaining Republican
headquarters at Greensboro. It is felt
that he has been a loyal servant of bis
party and if there are anv honora to
bestow Secretary Grissom should be the''"" couwl01 Dy wiwwsi
reclj)ieTit of them.
MANUFACTURERS' CLUB
MUST SEEK ANOTHER
CLUB BUILDING
J 11 i i.ui n v 1,111.. i.....
M..i.if..rfnH...' fii.l. Mt.f Mtm'n
then- rooms from its present location
tamj tli offlwrs are uow on the lookout
: fw mm, Mlf fjt . to
' ... 1
The clul. has recIv-I a notkv tliat
' " r,,,m " VrVn. .' L'tfl
. 1 1.1 1 .1 . . 1 .
?" ,w "7'"a "r ? n"
! ,n hnt to h 'WH
j ""ly to W used a furniture
tphow n'"-;iTl euib ha. been a Jced
to U by.M" ' ' ?nnt-1
! At " m"'tm of iU ,,0R.r,1 f d,r,"clnr"
1 1" aTl J ?' T:,,,iU representing the O.WOAH) suMfritla K.rVr. c- ,n ccapd convict. "
ofl' ' "'"r",l"- " ' r"
taie snu .. . Harris 10 nnu a suunine to moit smoerely tliHnK the people ol
liMntinn. Tliis cmmitte has several . High Point for the'rr liberal coutribu
places in mind and is now investigating, t ions to the Jewish relief fund.
them. It wHI report at a Inter meeting: .
of the board, probably to W held Mon -
J dav night.
Tlie board also a skinl every persoj
mii meted with the Msnnfacturers club
who could possibly do so to go to Greens-
jhoro next .nr Wore the
; county commissioners for the purpoae of
urging me extension 01 inr prrroaneni.
improvement on the High Point -Greensboro
road.
EV. J. E. SHEW. DIED
IN GEEENSB0R0 TODAY
Cn ensboro, Feb. 4. R'VtJ. F Shenk,
Lutheran minister, of fiscensboro, died
at his home at 2:30 this morning after a
lingering illness of several witks. He 'ing indicated today that the .'United
waa M years of ge and had been thejtatea haa dclded to hold that the
pastor of sevsral Iutlu-ran churches. Just; ; Prussian-American treaty governs the
prior to his last Ulncs be waa the pas
Sor of the Lutheran. church here.
The deo'ased was born at Luray, H
end was educated at V. P. 1. a -id the
University of Virginia. In Itttf he was
admitted to the lar, but gave up theiwaters. The treaty guarantees the fier -
practice of law for the ministry. In 18M
he was ordained and in that year mar-j
rled Miss Bessie Ilcnkel. He is tur..
Vivid by a widow and several children.
1 Tlie unersl services will be. held to-
wurruw ' atrBcthlchcinrVl
MAY GET BIG JOB
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APTHOC WOODS
It H expected that tbe new
Intendeut of Prisons In New York!
State will be Arthur Woods, who li
HAW tiA ri1lA pAmiviluulAnaP f9 Van
av s vjic syvisiuinivuci V '
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ork city. From all accounts be In n
succeed Jobn B. Riley, who wis
inored by Governor Wliltinnn.
re
OVER $300 RAISED
FOR JEWISH RELIEF
High Point's Contribution : For
Suffering Hebrews in War
Zone was $307.92,
WXS . VERY ' CRATIFYING
Local Hebrews Express ApprecUif
tion For the Liberal Response
to Their CalL '
llijih Point contriltuted mors than
S.TOn last wk in the Jewish relief fund.
ani n'urer TTwol VoxU'lH't&Br .fViration as. p-atmtetet-nf.
warded the money to the' central 'com- j H'k !lni: ' '". '
mittee to be used in n'lievhrV; as far as
poMible, the intense suffering pf the, TURNER'S BG HOPE
Jews of the war rone. :' ' IS TO KEEP FROM
.The soliciting committees and. the
Rev. J. M. Ililliard snd LouHsrris,
$124.05.
Dr. G.
84.12.
Dr. A
T. Rowe and S.
RobinowHz,
. i
W. ( laxon and J. IUidou-,(
a.io:
MNw
Helm Broikttt,
Ida Harris,;
Aiuiiil.1 Ow.'tm unA .f.intll-t R.imta kLl1'..! f
....... ... u v..-".
Knt to Treasurer F.iwood Cox, uN.00.
Total eontiiimtlons, )T.n2. J. , ;
While the amount was probably not
quite ss much as the l.iea! committee
, xwtitA to Vrt it cokMered
y ' .Mlwurlor' au" uie "' V'
satiNraetory auJ the Hebrews of
my are very lumu Bratinea;t tne
response made m W.alf of the'.urTer-
ilur. T,. ,;K., jM1Ifd t).
following t the ,pie of High Point!
"l" the name of the Hi,h Point He-
,,n ' "nd ,U,U n thtf n(r'
uriir; .lews in me war ron, wo oire
, JAPANESE LINER SINKS
WITH HEAVY LIFE LOSS
Shaniihai. Feb. 4. The Japanese liner '
J)Hijil, lUm ,unk xvlnethy night
ln . wit,, stmship Lion
,d m ,iveg WPIT logt.
.
Prussian American Treaty Is f
Held To Cover Appam Case
(By the Associated Pres:) ' : .-;
Washington, Feb! 4. Secretary Lan-
! esse 01 ine capture or tne liner Appam.Jea.e ifl tkf n . Nfoje a pi ixe court for
Sti tary Lansing disclosed the fur-
ther sole question to. be decided by, thsjtiiraiau'irLe. 'until sud
interpMatiom is how long the Appam tihcd the validity' of her
Will be permitted to remain in American i
man prhte crew the right to come, and
go freely.' If the, Appam was forced toUr Ajpa..! tan by the (Jerman prise
depart it would heeome.the prey of thUrew. A new Jiplumath; ' .controversy
BritJwti cruisers - outside the 1 Virginia
(apra. If the Appams must depart (ler-
n-trflWehr-hsi chafed ? :f-if-wi
KWII OF It
FARPISS CdilFiRMED
Senate. Take Favorable action on
J. J, Ferris' Nomination for ;,
, Pcitmaiter at High Point r
EXPECTS TO QUALIFY SOON
:'" .' ' ''; ;!-' - ', y' '. ';?' '" " fV
Nomination arid Conformation; is
Believed to Meet With Gen- ,
p eal Approval in This City. ' I;'
' The Aenite.'yi'stcrdsyVconflrmed the
loruinution of J.k.J. FsrriKs to be post-
master f Hih Point." As soon as Mr.
Faniss (mlifi's and his bond his been
appvQVj . hewMl talc? charge of thcToIfice."
lt.ui In! oiilj a few days before this,
tt)A last fe p to' tiie 'jpostnisstershlp," will
If: iatrn. by. Mr.JFarriss.4 '' r 4 ' 1
J On January .15 the late Ilr. W. C Brad
shaw, who had been postmaster or two'
years, , died. On Monday;. January 24,
eftcr a. friendly contest1 In which Mr.
Farris and R. L Picket were the avowed
eahdidates for" theplace. OonsVessma'n
.Stcdoun 'scut ' to th. President - the ree-
oiumendatioiL.of Mr, Fsrrlss Tbo Pres-
I. . n a . v.
ident signed the recommendation and it
, . ' v - 4 . a.
was sent to the senate on January 24,
and on February 3,' the senate confirmed ',
tbf nomination. ', Within less than 30
days alter the death of Dr. BittdsliaW
ins succttsor. win ue in cuarge 01 ioe
office. . , , :, 1 . i
JJf. Farriss has been a resident , of .
Hhjh Point for .nearly' 30 years.. He is
the pn'r and, proprietor of theFarrUs :
Publishing company, one of the most
complete and up-to-date printeries in the
statf. He is also one-third owner and
prssldfnt' of tbe . Southern . Furiturw
Jourcal, the hading trade journal of, the
furniture men in the country. Up until
April, 1013, Mr. Fsrriss w as associated a
with his late brother, V H. Farriss. In
thf J pqblicstion ' ird -editorship of . the
EnierpritvVfnd cn thst date, sold the
pa,p r.'toho. prtseni owners,, ; ,
.The new 1 postmaster has 1 given his?
time and ability' to the growth' and np-1
building ci. his town. lie is s public
jirited . citizen of the first rank and
the people are unanimous In extending
congratulations upon his recommends-
BEING CAPTURED
x Turner's escape from the chain
capg bast Monday may prove an nnfor-
iruBat one for him. Thus fsr it has
Ven a Buoeessfnl one, but if the officer
tr tch lam there is litlc likelihood
IvLat anything can save hhn from serr'
rc -hi -igbt months sent nee plus
a term of two cr three months for his- -
',,rBV ' " '"
, ' ju',4 a-e f-r Turmr left the .' camp .'
.'iJ'ig, sinm bis seutt nee upon .1
ti .. 0- iho vi0itli, 0f the nro
01 law. t.n til liokt ion for his par-
iV.n had Wen tiI..V. with Governor Craig.
;t ... Mi,VM, thlt u,r aH,,iMltin wa.
JttU, Uh5 strong cno and that he
ui A 0? VUTdotiilA fcfter
H,, '.m.M, aUut bi, .entence. (
Eut rcu tbfr,, W4.uW mhMf inuU
J har.e .f v. n-or Ci ev. n eonsht-
j;- jUyn,.r ifcxN
is erjTe perms
nu.t it ik ft.;i.;;ii'.i' one f-r liimJut it
be k caught it will Le e.trtnely uufor
tunnte get away for a mai? who had
nure tlmn f vn ih!;c' of w curing cxecu
:ivf'Ien:eney.
The Weather.
tonitKt ar d Saturday;1 ' '
,l0y tefflperature. moa. '
. r
. m sunk to prevent her recspture by
the Britisl.
U.imany ia cip;ctd to contend that
the treaty guarantees the right to re-,
niain cas Hjmpiin Roads until tho
j adjudication
Trhniv.-llv.'lt 'U not a'
h eourt estsbv
ty of her capturev :
Tie British smifsndor today present
fl fornnl aands en Mialf of hts
, goverr.n: rt fcr the n-turn of British Tin
with ii)-st -Britain is forctdmdowett, as
the Unit'd Stitu Ht practically decided;
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