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London.—Sir Gilbert Parker, at a

meeting of the Pilgrims, paid a warm

tribute to the United States for the

attitude it has maintained during the

war.

Will Report on Haiti.

Washington.—The Navy Department

lias dispatched the gunboat Nashville

from Santo Momlngo City to Port au

Prince, where she will he boarded bv

American Minister Bailey Blanchard,

v. ho Is returning to Washington to con

fer as to the situation in Haiti

Washington. -President Wilson de

clined to make a speech over the tele

phene to members of the S*. Paul Traf

fic Club, because he could not make

'a good long distance speech."

I

DUTCH AROUSED

GERMANS ACCUSED OF VIOLAT

ING RIGHTS OF NEUTRALS—AT

ANCHOR, COLORS FLYING.

RUSSIANS PRESS FORWARD

Claims Advances in Carpathians and

Bitter Struggle Now on For Pos

session of Uszok Pass.

London.—Although It is not yet cer

tain that a German submarine boat

was responsible tor the sending to the

bottom tlie Dutch steamer Katwyk, oft

the North Hinder Lightship, the sink

ing of the vessel has aroused the in

dignation of the Dutch people, as evi

denced by the editorials of newspapers

in Holland.

The Katwyk. loaded with grain from

Baltimore, consigtv-d to the Dutch gov

ernment, is reported to have been ly

ing at anchor at the time of the ex

plosion and to have been flying the

Dutch flag. The Dutch newspapers in

sist that no mistake could have been

made, and that if a German submarine

actually torpedoed the steamer “we

must expect that the German govern

ment. will, without loss of time, be

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The Spectator. (1915). Ozark, Ark., 1915-04-20. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn88051110/1915-04-20/ed-1/?sp=2

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The Spectator, 1915-04-20.