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^ “ Before the war, Germany had
Doctrine.
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oen of the New
Washington Is in
detalla o f a Gen
recently made te tl
ser land, eaya the l
is alleged that G
Allies peace upo»
and signified her i
■ ia to Belgium, r
Theaaae and had carried on .a far-
raaehlag pr opag anda aU through tho
iylsnda. She had powerful wireless
in the fa i i llilwaii and sb***g
l e South American const She had
a supply station for German vessels
in S t Ann's hay, on the south side of
the Detah island at Curacao, and the
Wand e f little Curasao, six miles
tram Caracas, 1ms area been the scene
of German operations since the war.“
and at the Gorman legation in K o k «
ma wall, found it neceasary to go to
tho lottar capital for quite * too«
Outride of diplomatic dreier
»poacher .to parliament in which the ■top.
loyalty at Great Britain waa pledged
to the United Stator. They declared
the British govommoat had nothin«
but the moot friendly feeling toward
whOe to get acquainted with tt In Ha
the United States and that every atep
changed
and
re-vttaliaed
forma.
was being taken morally to support
Other noteworthy articles are “ Bag
tho lattort handling at the Mexican
dad, the City of Califs” and “The
Tfads rumor appears to he ii^herent-
Pood Problem in England and \Ger-
ly ittprohable on its face, but so far
as -the “ free hand on tho American
continent” is eoaeerned !s elaariy ta-
diceted by the foUowing from the rested by one of Huerta's
New York Harald:
This incident ceased Admiral Mays's
demand that Huerta's
Tho ettempt by Dr. Alfred Zim- the United States flag end the
merman, fiel man
at the Atlantic fleet o f 17 warships to
to give tho impreaeiea that the
Mexican waters. Think of it—17 war-
to induco Mexico and Japan to
war upoe the United Stetem wa
United* S tetes t Tbat^wm*^
dertmken only rmeently, and thon ahn- given eat. The reel
of an
not borno out by fOeta which tho New at Germany than as he w»s in
York Harald daimu long te bare had ISIS—after he had been depose
in its poeaasskn and whieh now may had gone to Spain— when he rei
te this country and went to '
also will throw a now light upon tbs
o was arrested and died e
much criticised persecution
o f tho United States
ano Huerta by President Wilson, him
“Tbs' American ships had barely
efforts te depose the Mexican dictator, raaehmd Tampico and Vera Crus
Me anxiety to bring about
the authorities te
nation of the Panama tolls, his
that several German ships laden with
sat in the parchase of the
ought' by
West Indies, Us activity te Haitian
way te
affairs, and Us “watchful
It was this news which
to
at Vera Cram, whieh
April 21. The Ypiianga, the first of
the German arme-laden ships to ar
rive in
and put
»‘ h i
cargo of 16,000.000 pounds of
aad MO fluid guns at Pu
Two other ships eleo lei
has baso back o f the diplomatic munition«. Bat by this time affairs
moves made in Washington during the
Ives that the
last three years.
United States decided not to interfere
The New York Herald's
with the -lending at the munitions
ant makes this revelation now only from Germany (more diplomatic roa-
boeanee o f the news o f Germany's plot
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Then the South Americas
to indues Mexico and Japan to
A B C powers begun mediation, nut
a war against the United States has on their initiative, but on the
lion o f diplor.mts of other
really the prim,
in this. So the A B C mediation pre-
it siemerl certain
“ Huerta quit Mexico shortly after
this without saluting the Americas
American fleet gradually
J. A . RICHM OND
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PH YSICIAN mad SURGEON.
going to war with Mexico hud
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that the Austrian crown
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Germany did not have th
excuse for starting a World war, f
which she had so long boon preparin
Above all Jhinga aha wanted te get e
te the Weet r Indies, te
Central America and in South
loa, aad she waa willing and reedy te
fight the United States to achieve
Her
perfected and H was decided to start
ie conflagration by seizing Haiti.
A Hair Trigger 8itaatim.
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atoe warships were nt Port au
Prince, Haiti, under commend of Capt
John J. Knapp, who was on hoard the
battleship Connecticut The German
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alee at Port au Prince. The Ger
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