. Le Literary Digest histoire de la guerre mondiale, compilées à partir de sources contemporaines et d'origine : américain, britannique, français, allemand, et d'autres. shingtonwhere c'était considéré comme préfigurant un nouveau controversybetween les États-Unis et l'Autriche similaire à thecritical litige avec l'Allemagne qui a suivi le torpillage 321 DANS LES COLONIES ALLEMANDES ET SUR LA MER du Lusitania. Avant de faire tout commentaire, cependant,attend des renseignements sur les fonctionnaires sur deux points-s thevessel fut torpillé sans avertissement, et s'anyAmericans ont été parmi les victimes. Un problème difficile à la façade con l'Organisation des S

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. The Literary digest history of the world war, compiled from original and contemporary sources: American, British, French, German, and others. shingtonwhere it was regarded as foreshadowing a new controversybetween the United States and Austria similar to thecritical dispute with Germany that followed the torpedoing 321 IN THE GERMAN COLONIES AND ON THE SEA of the Lusitania. Before making any comment, however, officials awaited information on two points—whether thevessel was torpedoed without warning, and whether anyAmericans were among the victims. A difficult problem con-fronted the United States Government in the Ancona case, because of lack of definite information, and more particularlybecause the respective official statements from the Austrianand Italian Governments contradicted each other. Partiallists given out by the Italian steamship-line contained thenames of nine Americans among some 200 missing. TheState Department had only scattered reports, which, accord-ing to the New York Suns Washington correspondent, didnot establish definitely how many Americans were onboard or how many of them were lost, and contained no. (£) INTERNATIONAL FILM SERVICE, N. Y. THE ITALIAN SHIP ANCONAThe Ancona was sunk by a Teutonic submarine, andwas one of severalships, the loss of which occasioned correspondence between this country and Germany information whatever on the vital question as to whetherthe Ancona was warned or whether flight was attempted.Neither the Austrian account, which affirmed the warning, nor the Italian one, which denied it, could be taken as validevidence by our Department of State. The Governmentconducted an inquiry of its own through its diplomatic andconsular agents. The general press reports indicated a com-bination of stubborn recklessness on the part of the Anconascaptain, poor training and poor judgment among the vesselscrew, possibly with carelessness aboard the submarine, Mdiich 322 SUBMARINES AND WAR-ZONE DECREES was said to have tried to frigh

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