New York, Jan. 18.
It is stated that President Wilson has received from London from Ambassador Page and from Colonel House, his special envoy in Europe, information that the blockade of Germany will shortly be more stringently enforced.
The report is received with natis-faction by Americans as it is thought that an effective blockade will end the dangerous controversy over the rights of neutral com-maree.
London, Jan. 18.
The " Morning Post," under the heading "The Blockade Faroe," publishes a telegram from Washington containing remarkable figures regarding America's exports to neutral countries during the first ten months of 1915 as compared with the same period in 1913. They
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