... 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 ...

... THE AMERICA. ontorpriar the Dady Telegraph and the •• New York 'Thmaa.” The *tribe]. of the non-rigid type, end is finh.baswa Shp the largest in with the ',rept ion of the %ppm.hew, and has • of 348.000 nobly feet. The in divided into .oni!airtnesate ...

... AMERICA. The New York Herald.’* in an editorial, says;— At this deliberate, cold-blooded, premeditated outrage, blinding white light of indignation will fla-»h throughout the neutral portion of the earth, which is, unhappily, growing smaller. Germany’s ...

... America and the pirates. WILLIAM P. CASE. New York, Tuesday. The reply ,by the United States Government to the German otP garding the sinking of the . Frye states that it is believed the two methods settlement proposed can be adopted if combined, and ...

... THE AMERICA CUP. OHALLENGZ 410CEPTED BY SIR THOMAS LIPTON. The Hoye' Mater Yacht Club, on behalf of Sir Thomas Upton, on Saturday accepted the conditions forwarded by the New York Yacht ' Club far the America Cup races. The document duly signed by ...

... AMERICA'S CHALLENGE BUILDING TWICE AS MUCH SHIPPING AS BRITAIN. Presiding on Monday at the annual meeting of London General Shipowners' Association, Captain H. P. Hooper said there were 2,500,000 tons of shipping under construction in this country, and ...

... AMERICA'S ALL IN. I N the days of the Civil War they used to sing, U'e arc coming. rather Abraham, three hundred thousand strong,' but we now say to the Allied nations, 'We arc coming, brothers in this struggle, five millions strong.' Perhaps I may ...

... THE NAVIGATOR OF THE AMERICA. Mr Pntl Murray stmon. of Southampton, the intrepid (navigator the airship, has master manner’s him to command any Bn tub (biptaflnat, aod.be it a kept up from this time onward. member the - Senrioe Meanwhile, daylight was ...

... R TO AMERICA. AMERICAN VIEWS. PRESIDENT TAPT GREATLY KALAMAZOO (MICR .1, Ififfloy. Primitivist Taft board of Waist 1 Zook Many is Caudal at a bawls{ kW wooing. He said : I bar* just bowl iikforstai Moat Iliniproeity hos failed. Ter no it • illowpainter ...

... AMERICA AND PEACE. PRESIDENT WILSON ASKS NATIONS TO STATE TERMS SUGGESTION FROM A FRIEND. The Bureau him issued the following Ls ...

... AMERICA'S HELP. New York, Monday (received Tuesday). Admiral Cleaves, yesterday evening, strife* that the Americans had U waters.—-Renter, - ...

... America AND TURCO-BULGARS. ——— DECLARATION WAR. Washington, Pnesday Mr William H..King, Senator for Utah, introduced a resolution in the Senate, to-day declaring war on Bulgaria amd Turkey. Mr. Murphy, the American Consul at Sofia (Bulgaria), has cabled ...