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.Washington. May 0 — The United States is defying
the German submarines in sending grain for Switzerland
aboard armed ships, under heavy naval convoys- prepared
to fight their way through danger zones. Four steamers
have sailed already and others are preparing to depart.
These sailings are made in defiance of the German orders
which required that three months notice must be given of
the sailing of the grain ships for Switzerland so that all,
submarine commanders could be notified not to make att
! acks. The critical situation among the Swiss people caus- j
; ed the United States to take quick action and also to be i
prepared to fight for the freedom of the seas. i
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LONDON, May D — There seems little doubt but that
a Monarchy will be procl aimed in Finland and Duke Ad
olph Frederick, of Mecklenberg-Schwerin, uncle of the
Crown Princess of Germany, will be King. This is accord
ing to dispatches received today from Stockholm.
FAMOUS AUTHOR — AVIATOR MISSING
WITH THE AMERICANS, May 0 — Flight Captain
James Norman Hall, author and one of the l>est known
aviators in the American or Allied armies, is missing af
ter a thrilling battle ten miles inside the German lines op
posite the Toul sector. The Right captain was in a fight
between American an French machines with five German
machines. Two of the German machines went down crip
pled. Norman Hall did not return when the others did.
would Cancel"francets"~obugations' j
WASHINGTON, May 0 — Senator Kenyon, of Iowa,
today introduced a resolution calling for the cancellation
of Frances financial obligations to the United States es-j
pecially pertaining to money borrowed since the war be-!
gan. The Senator said that this was a duty the free peo- i
pie of America owed the French. , j
AIRPLANES COLLIDE OVER LONG ISLAND
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M incola, N. Y. May 9 — An American aviation
cadet, John Erwin, of Muldow, Mississippi, was killed, and
three others injured this afternoon in a collision between |
aeroplanes over Central Park, Long Island.
PRESIDENT ISSUES A PROCLAMATION
WASHINGTON, May 9 — President Wilson today
issued a proclamation designating the week beginning
May 20th, as Red Cross week. The President called upon
the people to contribute generously to the second hundred
million dollar war fund for the American Red Cross.
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