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Up i J AX HI HO. April ti. The entrance of the United States into war with Germany means for all American nations the beginning of concerted action in support of the United States. The newspaper adds:
"American nations must choose between the only two possible attitudes to side either with the perpetrators of crimes or with the defenders of liberty. The United States has exercised on this continent a decisive influence which has established for all other Americans an obligation for solidarity. Old Europe is fighting for liberty, justice, and right. All the destinies of humanity are at stake.
"The United States, vainly attempted to maintain neutrality. Three years of experimentation did not avail in abatement the freshening of the Russian beast, it is for us an inevitable duty not to leave the United States alone in this decisive hour. Our chancellery must take that position. To act in a different way would be equivalent to a disgraceful suicide.
Allied Warships to Be Withdrawn
No Longer Necessary to Patrol American Ports Since German Ships Are Taken Over.
My Awuiciatoil Press.
WASHINGTON, April 6.? Allied warships patrolling the Atlantic coast will be withdrawn and many will be sent to the European battle fleets, now that German merchant ships in American ports have been taken over, and there no possibility."  Of their slipping to sea as commerce raid cry. 