A>SI IIKS ITS INTKVSITV
BV XOTIC'KA(II.K DKIIIIKIvS
The fervent antagonism which is now
evidenced on all sides, and which may
he safely described as the flaming tip
of national hatred, has assumed its
present intensity by clearly noticeable!
degrees. The break with Germany as
tonished Germany. The suggestion to'
neutrals to isolate the empire caust.d |
country-wide indignation. The alleged 1
discriminating in favor of the Austrian
ambassador formed the climax to this i
mental process.
" ' destruc
he St.it'
Pour-Masted Schooner Lyman
M. Law, Lumber Laden,
Destroyed by Bomb."
SUNK IN MEDITERRANEAN
Four British Steamships and
Two Trawlers U-Boat Toll
of Last 24 Hours.
WASJII.VOTu.V IV, h..a> ,f
to furnish c.,n,-!?Mv* ,>, ,.of ?f Austria
I Lingary'? ;?li,|f. t|lo i:rl.m;(n
C-boat decree , Austrian -ubmarine.
nyn.R tin ,h,B. ,lslw l|rsll.0. r(! ( boti)b
the A liioflr ;i ii fowr-nastod schooner
Lyman M. Law. Im,,,,., fr,,m Stockton.
Me.. for Palermo. <!<?,;?
The (THV, Which ? Amer
icans. has been j ,. , j
The news rif f!,r.
11?>?? came in ilisj,..
Department late this afternoon from
Consul-fteneraj Ti.-:.dweii :iI r?oniP
From the information that tli* vessel
was "dest royed l,;. bomb' it Is pro
sumed that the submarine held her up
and ordered the crew to take to the
boat ?.
The Lyman ,\t. . ;, = e|,m. t|l0
Maritime Transportation Company. of
Xcw York, asserto<l th.it the schooner
carried no oontrahim! ?|er 'n.i-n con
sisted of H0.00O bundles of lemon box
shook.?, valuer! ^t iai.IOft and insured.
The l.yma n M. I .aw is thr first Amer
ican vessel t<. fall victim to the unre
stricted submarine warfare in the
Mediterranean. Hh* is the second
American ship t? ? be 'l^strovcO sin'*c |
' It ?* I "-boa t decree went into effe< t.
