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"ilneultninahie either in palm, 0! law or upon principles of International equity.“ is the ltritieh reply to the American protest Ignlnat'the blockade of neutral port», with an invitation to euhmit to lnternatlonnl arbitration any use in which the United States II din-tinned with the action 01 mil.- llll prize court... Great Britain's reply embodied in two not“. oneeupplementnl. who made public simultaneously in both London and Wuhlngton by I'I’EEIBCII! be- tween the two lorernnentlo With the not" was m-de public also the cone-pounce over the American otenruhly Noelle-.ulled hy the Brit- lah arhllo en route from Rotterdam to "The only question. then. which can arise in reward to the manure: re- sorted to (or the purpose of carrying out a blockade upon these extenq‘ad lines it whether. to use your excel- lency'e words. they ‘ctmtom to the spirit and vrint‘iplel oi the essence o! the rule: or war.’ and we the]! be content to awly this tut to the ac- tion which we have taken in no tar as It has necessiteled interference with neutnl commem.” cite. civil War Precedent. Sir Edward Grey refer- to the Aller- lcan civil war hlochuio of 8.000 miles ol cont with a small number of roo- Iele and recoil- how the United State- timlly took recourse to unending "neighboring neutral territory which eluded convenient whim trots which contnhantl could be 'ntroduced into contedenta territory end from which blockade running t-Jt‘id be in- cllilatet" OITES CIVIL WAR BLOCKADE Wuhlngton, Aux. 4.-â€"Greav. llrlt- um; replies to the lnleul Amerlun nprmnlallona ngalult interferences ‘mh neutral commerce reject entirely the mnlenllon that the Hmlsh orders In council are mew. They also ins- uty the Urlllah course as hell); wholly within lulernullunnl law. "no. on Fm tau Inn. Man App-II to Own of NIuIrlloâ€"Hofl- In. 09 of Guru“. Justified by Emergency. “humanism-Inna“. poet-Incl! at the mud Ill!“ '9 9,. a many mu by 00 M mum." 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With Ipplel uul purl I! ll good prunes to all: vnrletlu. flavour, l! varieties with proper ll-luel are ”looted. one away to [Ital-l: the pollen la u soon u a bum- but. I. qum munâ€"m Mull. an m of the lower to develop (full. I note cull, {man than other mm of the flower. Hence. the ylllll am In mun I'llllo olhat flower part- no not dead. eon-canon“, humans at tome! but III! to m mu. 8. Weak Treatâ€"Tues In I was! “Milton. although Noon-ll; fibul- dcmly. ohm an to at trait (By w. w, nbumss. Color-ammun- Mn! Sllflotl.’ The failure of orchard trees to set fruit, in unite of the {act that m lbunduce of blossoms la pruducad: CAUSES OF FRUIT FAILURES in due to one or more of I! anon. These are .- lollown: , "My Val-Mm of Anna and Fun Ara Gull-Guruoâ€"Pollun From Oth- or ”fr-u Romain. I. w“ -â€"â€" Hour In!!!“ or more of lever-l n-uo monsoon. now-mm :0.sz In. noon-g: Weddings and other Occasion: Sweet Peas. Roses. Much for ”Davao-find Country volt I upcchny mm P. mm m, ”at”! Mutated”! 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