... AMERICA And the Pirates. PRESIDENT WILSON'S MESSAGE TO CONGRESS .1.. » A Straight Vote. ——— NO COMPROMISE. CRITICAL SITUATION. TEUTONIC PLOT, Emissaries of the Enemy j Working a '' Lobby/ Washington, Thursday. The Italian Ambassador conferred with Mr ...

... America AND WHEAT PRICES. ATTEMPT TO RAISE THEM. have said two three occasions, ana repeated so emphatically the 31st March —write Messrs. H. Bathgate .md Co., the well-known grain experts—we anticipated that attempts would made America to raise the price ...

... abolished applied other directions. It says that Germany is not contemplating war with America, and derives comfort from numerous declarations that reach Germany from America. *' which show that on the other side the ocean the GermaA people's brave defence ...

... AMERICA AND THE WAR. ‘ Washington, Tuesday. (Received yesterday.) Mr. Daniels, the Secretary of the Navy, has given an order for the con- struction, in 100 days, of an aeroplane on factory in the avy Yar ague Island (Philadelphia, on the Delaware), which ...

... Germany of the injustice to mankind the tragedy. America, said the President, must have its consciousness all sides it touches and touches hearts with all the nations c f roanlr.nfJ. The example of America must special example—it must an example not merely ...

... AMERICA And Germany. DEFINITE LINE Of Action. U.S. Refused. ENEMY INSISTS On U Boat Warfare. German Intrigue. ATTEMPT TO OET ALLIES BOYCOTTED. Washington, Tuesday. It was made clear at the State Department to-day that the controversy with Germany will ...

... AMERICAS Man-Power. SERVICE AGE. Proposed Enlargement. Equipment* Efforts. Rifles, Machine Guns, Grenades* Clothing, And Transport. ——— REMARKABLE FIGURES, Different Gasses. Washington, Monday (received yesterday). Mr. Baker's Army Bill, extending the ...

... with the concessions which we have just made to America. The paper hopes that the feeling of discipline and sense of duty will make this sacrifice easier to bear, and considers it prohibit that should America join Germany's enemies the war would be pro:c ...

... view in America regarding the advisability of that country joining the League Nations, Sir Eric said that 1 t|iie opinion appeared to crystallised the phrase Keep olear of European entanglements. Sir Charles High am, who has been to America in connexion ...

... AMERICA'S ____________ FOREIGN INVESTMENTS. One of the most interesting features of post-war finance has been the increasing attention paid by the American investor to foreign securities. There are many reasons for this, not least the immense accretion ...

... AMERICA AND HER. CAHS. The* ten millionth Ford has just been ! assented, and now engaged on a, triumphal tour across the br?»a/dth of the United States. This celebration occnr* at a time—which is being taken advantage of by tb« Ford Company—wben there ...

... AMERICA AND THE HUNS. MORE PREPARATIONS MADE FOR WAR. NATIONAL GUARD BEING CALLED OUT. STRENGTH OF NAVY increased. HOW U.S.A. Will Help Entente. Washington, Monday. The War Department announces the calling into the Federal service fourteen regiments of ...