Washington, Apr. 10.
There is reason to believe that the presented by the raises three points bearing on the] Anglo-American treaty wf 1924.
The first point is based on the ea tention of Captain Thomas Randall the skipper of the schooner that the pursuit of not begin, ax the Uni States Coastguard reported, within tan hour of sailing distance from the the United States, ablished by the Treaty as the within which seizure and searcin Secondly': of suspected vessels} ix recognized by international law] if begun within the three-mile hho treaty sanctions such pursue un outside that limit, The third point raised Is the question whether the right to attack and sink a vessel, in the effort to enforce the tight of search and seizure, ix tailment, ince the conserv'
Programme was announced.
The statistics show that the dail: production of crude oil Hopes of Karly Settlement Washington, Apr. 10.
_now 2,660,000 is, an increase of 31,600 barrels
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