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Contending claims with respect tincendiary ballets, which stated the fate of Zeppelin raiders, were hrard recently by the Rogal Com- mission on Awards tu Inventers.

Mr. H. Dickenson's application was tire: heard. He said that in (October 1914 he was experiment- ing with an incendiar bullet, intended to set fire to Zeppelins. The Air Department got in tourd with him, and in the following

•Dezember tests were carried out 2: Woodwill.

La er he had a conversation with Commandez Brock. AL though his own invention cums to mu ông, he learned later that Commander Brock had been sucessful with АП explosive bullet, and Mr. Dekenson formed the idea that his invention ha?! contributed to the commander's SUCCES.

Mr. R. Moritz, for the Afmical- ts, offered to place the secret of Commander Brock's bolle before the Commission in the presence of Mr.-4. O'Malley (Mr. Dicken- son's counsel) who would be bound to professional seACTECT. They could not, however, allow M-Dickenson or any other expert to be present, and the Admiralty had very strange vizs on this point.

Before the Commission sat in camera, Mr. Dickenson, in crus- examination, said that he did not disclose to Commander Brock the composition of his bullet, but the latter knew sufficient about the matter to be able to follow in the same lines as himself..

When the Commission resumed in public, Commander Fellowes, D.S.O., formerly officer in charg of the Ordnance Department at the Admiralty, gave evidence. that between May and Augnet 1915 Commander Brock told him he bad an incendiary bullet, with ||which he had been experimenting for some time. That particular ||type was not then considerel

useful.

He asked Commander-Brock-if- he could give him a type of ballet which would dispersa the Bunpos- ed inert gas around a balloon. Commander Brock said that be could, and then sketched his idea. It was ned in 1916, and wa responsible for the destruction of Zeppelins.

The Commission will consider heir decision.

EARLIER TELEGRAMS “

ENFORCEMENT OF THE PEACE TREATY.

Paris, April

General Masterman, the head of the Awed Commission of Aur t'oniršų, reporting to the Ambassadors' L'onference, has urged the necessity of numechala Albed action to make tier- Lunny exocute the clauses of the Treaty dealing with the suppression of military aircraft.

The "Petit Journa”'in a message from San Remo stales that Marshal Foch döds not consider the Allied troops suficient to enforce the Treaty and recommends an increase by three hundred thousand.

Berlin, April *

The President of the tierman Prace Delegation at Paris has prosented a Note to the Entente painting out that as a result of withdrawals, carried out by 21st April the number of troops in the neutral zane no longer exceeds the force allowed by the Peace Treaty and only a number of the military formations are now in excess. Further diminations of there formations are at present uniensible as the execution of police „measures_in_thickly, populatest districts can best be carried

out by small military groups..

M. Millerand, in an interview as regards the enforcement of the Treaty, said there was no real Angk-French divergence and he did not doubt that at agreement would be reached. As in other paints, France insisted on the dis- armament of Germany. The miner natural difficulties of the coal question had been exaggerated. There might also be dibralties regarding the financial obligations with Germany. When Germany proved her good faith France would meet Germany in a reasonable spirit. The report of the Air Com- mission was evidence that Germany was determined to attempt to erade the Treaty. | 31. Millerand regarded Ger- many's request for an increased army as another attempt to exaule her obligations,

San Remo, April 21

Mo Millerand, in an interview with Reuter, said Anglo- Fremen relations were very good The etherations at the conference we preseding very salstuctorily. He was wensmerd the conlerence would renelade in complete acconi.

San Bemy, April 1

Comersing with carnalists, Mr. Llogi veorge demed that economie pressare against tierisang bag been proposed. Be declared that if a breach of the Treaty was committed means et enforcing the Treaty must be usri, bas the extent of such measures weakd depend on the nature et the breach. #te disliked economic pressure mivoching a simppage of food... There was cuugh starvation is tetmang atrads. Anyhow the Treaty must be endoterd He shd not believe that any Ally weal art al te The Ales inget stand together because the time might rvme when Germany wonki again be formid- abde, but træ uea that beunang seriousy menaced tur security of the Allies at present was faŭlastic. Reports from British vibeers in all juris id-tiermany indicated inat Germany was paralysed. He, antimputed a satisfactory settlement of the Bang question. Une udiralty at present was the refusal et

· Ravaria tas obey the orders of Berlin, but the eupation of the maus Vuliny poni pusti vt Prussia was tot the best tritive va pulling pressure on Bavaria,

Tue temaer opined that the fear of Bishevisna in tier- Trang was not exaggerated, bat the Gemian thazarte; woald at readily adopt Kolshevism. On the other hand the ludicrous failure of the Kapgs incident showed that Germany is not dispersed ter support a military movemen With regard to me la Gran Sete the real question was whether one

madred thousand, men were sufficient to inamlau order. at were then the terusan request a Dumasnakke_lut if not then different o zederations wast apply: Marshal Foch ener sweetrughand a German arms of two hundred thousand when he believed Aurrien was jubing the guafantee to France, but the wituation had eangru owing to the attitude i „America. A the military advisers at that true recommended as arm of two handires thesusaml! Marshal Foche however proposed a constrip arms of that size, but, the proposal was rejected 'on the ground that it would give Biermanny two million trained barb every ten grass, whien waar toes dangerous

Arwordinghy a long servies viduntary army had been bestutel and Marshal Foch reduced the number to innažeri Komusand The Premier strongly denied that he had exes proposed revision of the Treaty.

With regard to the presence of the American Ambassader at San Remo he said there was very hire ad antage in the attendance of a representative whely pook notes. The Conferrure needed some one able to explain the American view prat. to nhuch the Conference greatly deferred. It was antivus. Tự base the American view beause it was detached in European prejuthees and he therefore greatly regretted it absence.

Lord Robert Feril, speaking at Watford, urged that the amount of Germany's indemnity who'd be Eerd as soon as possible by the Reparation Committee. He said we most get rid of the war atmosphere and the wober the Supreme Council ceased to exist the better. Now we are at peace with Germany the Supreme Council eld cire plage to the League of Nations The entry of German troops into the Rohr Valley was clearly a breach of the Treaty and the proper course tould have been for any member of the Leaze to take im mediate metinn. Under the provisions of the convenant there would have been no question of Germang disobeying an order from the Irazue. Germany- wald have ben astared of an impartial decision and any misunderstanding would have been arradel.

THE MEXICAS TROUBLE.

Aquaprieta, April Sa The Commander of the Sonors forces asserts that the Stales" "&f. Wiebotean, Guerrero, Zacatera, Tehuantepec and Vera Cruz have joined the revolt against Carranza.

Washington, April 2

It is learned that Admiral Rodman sent warships to Mexican waters ander orders from the Navy Department. It is stated here the cruiser Sacramento is already at Tampie The Department is watching the situation in Mexim.

JAPAN AND AMERICA.

Honolulu. Anvil

Benjamin Wheeler, President of Emeritus University. Ta inomaa, proceeding, from the Far East, annonsees that be wat vrge the authorities in Washington to create a permanent - medhetner body in achitrate in cases of misunderstanding "IsExten Japan and the United States.

PROFITEERING IN AMERICA.

New York, April. 23.

A Federal Grand Jury has indiesed the three Chicago Heat packers, Armour. Swift and Wilson, and also their representatives here, of profiteering,

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EARLIER TELEGRAMS.

L.S. PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN.

Wichito (Kansas), April za President Wison, in a letter to Jouett House, the Kanak. Lelegate to the National Contention, definitely reveals the the President's espectation that the League of Nationa will be the main issue in the. Presidential campaign. “The _issue_which it is our lute to raise with the voters of the country involves nothing less than the honour of the United Sistes, the redemption of its meat. solemn obligations to its associates in the

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ARCTIC EXPLORATION,

New York, April 83

A message from Nome, Alaska, 13s the explorer Amanden bas arrived at Anáðir. Siberia. This indicates that he is enturning and the possible abandonment of the ex pedition,

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