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WHO KILLED THE ZEPPELIN 2

RIVAL INVENTORS OF

BLAZING BULLET.

Contending chains with respri teincendiarr bullets, which scale) the fate of Zeppelin raiders, were beard recently by the Royal Com missing on Awaril inventuts.

Mr. H. Dickenson's application was first bean!. He said that in Uctober 1914 h was experiment- ing with an intendiars bulier, intended to set fire za Z›ppelins. The Air Department goin touch with him, and in the following Decenter tests were carried out at Wolwith.

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Ler he had a conversatio, with Commander Brock. though his own invention cana to most ving, he learned later that Commander Brock had ien succesful with

ah explosiv bullet, and Mr. Dickenson formed thea that his invention hari contributed to the enmmander' NUCZE=%

Mr. H. Moritz for the A biral- ts, offered to place the secret of Commander Brock's ballet before the Commission in the presence af Mr. L. O'Malley (M:. Dicken- son's rounsel, who would be bound to professional secrers. They could not, however, allow Mr. Dickenson or any other expert to 'he present, and the Admiralty had very strong views on this point.

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

When the Commission resumed in public. Commander Fellowes. DS.O. formerly officer in charg- of the Ordnance Department ut the Admiralty, care evidence that between Mar and AugusTM 1915 Commander Brock told him he had an incendiary bullet, with which he had been experimenting for some time. That particular type was not then considere useful.

He asked Comunander Brock if he could give him a type of buller }} which would disperse the suppos

ied inert gas mound a balloon. Commander Brock said that he could, and then sketched his idea. It was use in 1916, and wa responsible for the destruction of Zeppelins.

The Commission will consider heir decision.

EARLIER TELEGRAMS

ENFORCEMENT OF THE PEACE TREATY.

Pans, April *

General Masterman, the head of the Aled Lüünnasion of Aus L'onarot, reporting to the Ambassadors' Conference, bas afged the nevrisky of unmediate Allied action to make tier- many exccate the clauses of the Treaty dealing with the suppression of military maternit

The "Petit Jaurna,” in a message from San Remo states that Marshal Foch does not consider the Allied troops sufficiant to enforce the Treaty and recommends an increase by three bundred thousand.

Berlin, April 2

The President of the German Peace Delegation at Paris has presented à Note to the Entente pointing out that as a result of withdrawals carried out by 21st April the number » of troops in the neutral zone no longer exceeds the faros allowed by the Peace Treaty and only a number of the military ... formations are now in excess. Further diminutions of there formations are at present unfeasible as the execution of polion easures in thickly popalatest districts can best be carried out by small military groups.

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

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San Remo, April 21.

1 M. Millerami in un terview won Reuter, naid Anglo- French relatias were very good. The de berations at the conderetice were proceeding very satisiactorily.

He was newwmom_the_cubiziznes x Juld musclusoja-complete accord

San lem, April Gegnersing with journalists, Mr. Lloyd Aarorge uemed that resuomių parssure agalust kiermany bao teen proposed. c drelayed that is a breach of the Freaty was committed Beans od enforcing the Trealy must be word, but the extent of sucl: aurasures woahl dewind on the nature of the breach.. shsliked evvuvinte pressure, involving a stoppage of food. There was enough starvation 2 terusang already. Anyhow the Treaty must be entered. He did not bebeve that any AlƑ wil net al . The les unst stand together because the tuge might come when fiermany would again be förmid- abd, but the idea that Vermany seriousf mefaced tim security of the Allies at present was fantasti. Reporta freon British neurs ad parts id fiermany indicated traş Germany was F%4TL;V.༥*tཎཾ, He butterpatril a satisfactory settlement of the Has garsion, One bealty al present was ti selusal Havarti to obey the orders of Herim, but the occupation of the want Valley ami pati të Prussia Was not the best metinā vi posting pressure,on Bavaria,

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The Premier oguned that the fear i shevism in tier many was not exaggerated, but the Gerisan characte: would not readily adoça Boushevism. On the other hand the ludicrous failure of the Kapp incident showed that kiermany is no usposed to suppora a inilitary arevrąteni. With regard to the last German Note the real quesina was whemer var hundred thousand men were sufficient to maintain order. it were then le tiernan request was unreasonabe, but if not then d:Berent cigrations may apply. Marshal Feel unce previmmended a Gertan army of two hundred thesand when Die believed. Ameera was joining the quarantee to Fraser, but the itaation had changes to ide attitude of America. All the military advisers at that the recommended an am of 150 hundred thousand. Marshal Foch boxeter propland pomerije farmy of that men, but the je psal was rejected us The groud that it would give fierusorga mil tramed mes very ten years, what was too dangerous

Afending a long

arms had be Shembed and Marshal based ta mauber 16+ sundred thousatal. The Prouter strongly deard that he had ever, retubesed revision of the Treaty.

With regard to the presence of the Americas Ambassador Map Hem he and there was very inte advantage if the attendance of a representative wie. only took notes. The Violerene neviled bagte cu able to raplain the American tie point, to which the Conference greatly deferred. It was muvi ne le have the American view because it was detached Froon Hungeau prejudices and he therefore 'greatly regretted Raabemure.

Lord Bolest Creil, speaking at Watford, urged that the atsant of Germany's indemnity head he fixed as soon 25 possible by the Reparation Committee. He said we must ret nd of the war atmosphere and the sooner the Supreme Council reased to exist the letter. Now we are at peace with Germany De Hapreme Fraeil could give place to the League Nations. The entry of fireman trumps into the Huur Valley wax clearly a breach of the Treaty and the proper course wald has led for any member of the League to take im. mediate in. Teder the provisions of the contenant therm woogld have been po muestion of Germany duzubeying an node: from the League, fermany won' fare keen autored af an Impartial deixing and any miannderstanding won'd have beep and dedi

THE MEXICAN TROUBLE.

Aquaprieta. April

.

The Lutamander of the Sodora fortes asserts that the State of Michoacan, Guerrero, Zarateras, Tehuantepec and Vera Cruz hare joined the revolt against Carranza,

Waúington, April 21.

It is learned that Adatral Roman sent warships to Median waters under orders from the Navy Department I le states lete the emier Savramento is already at Tampico, The Department is webbing the situation in Mesiona

JAPAN AND AMERICA,

Honolulu, April

Fediamin Wheeler, President of Emeritus University, Wautoma, proceeding from the Far East, announces that br will ge the anthorities in Washington to create a permanenit indiatore body to arbitrate in cases ¿f misunderstanding Jazzhen Japan and the United States

PROFITEERING IN AMERICA,

New York, April 23..

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EARLIER TELEGRAMS.

U.S. PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN.

Wi-Bite (Eanas). April 2 Predient Won, in a letter to Josett House, the Kats elegate to the National Convention, defaitely reveals the the President's expectation that the League of Nationa will be the rain iue in the Presidential campaign. "The issue which it is our duty to raise with the voters of the. cuantry involves nothing less than the bonobr of the United States, the redemption of its meat wolemn ebligations. to ita naabrites in the great

and mankind. to which it gave the most explicit pledge that it went into the war not merely to win victory in arms but also to follow up the victory with the extablishment of such a concert of nations to would guarantee the permanence of peace based: upon Justion

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ARCTIC EXPLORATION,

New York, April 21

A message from Nome, Alaska, save the explorer. Amanden bas nerived at Anadir. Siberia. This indicates that he is returning and the possible abandonment of the ex- pedition.

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