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aad yu Can BRAD Te VRBL Manes NIEVES, WHA Vos ed Fer gels Kees P NAYIL 7 . t ; Y REX OouD 3 HVUNO BY BRITISH SARC olay at Gibraltar White Was Seized Is Bared Her Arrival Here Says Business in England Is Good—Von Opel, La) meats 4 ae Previgugy, mf The Tex of the ItaMan Line docked at Pier 92, North River, j | last evening with 1,160 passengers from Genos, Naptes and Gibraltar, Ship's officers told of # thirteen- hour delay at Gibraltar, during which British officials seized a quantity of mall, returned other mail that hed previously been taken aff other Ttallan -ships and quas-, Sst SlSSE saa ano eS tioned fifty, German refugees among} ™ Mall seized consisted of 198 sacks Frits - of registered mail, £20 sacka of reg-| Rex vo ".. lar mail and S11 sacks of parcel . me bane ee 21S WILL WIN on wor arriving on the ‘post, The HRritish officers alan!) 0 UR TUCT a a ‘name seized 181 postcards and 70 letters [} ae pr a cwhich they found in various mall boxes on the ship. Mail returned ‘was composed of 43 sacks of regis- tered, 59 sacks of ordinary mail} and 309 sacks of parcel nost. . Thoeraton Gardner, president of ; the Yardley Company of London, a arrived on the liner accompanied | — . by Mrs, Gardner to spend four “ weeks in this country. : _ Mr, Gardner said that pusinesa a was better in London and England aie : generally than it had been for some =e : time. But he deciined to comment og on the war or the political condi-|! - Hons, | . One Types ers A oh ane me na prjvate gua ealagy any axeeahatd money in transit; labor ject known. hom ac oF CF 4! ous weapotls fpotsdasefr’’o ’ trial munitions. LaFouUs TE K Ottawa, May 27 (4).—Officials of the Deminion Bureau of Statis- tics estimated that about 300,000 Canadians in the United States rr taal he sola . Finnish conditions to Switzerland.- ¥ 5 exp: had been ving in Switzerland sin alected: a Facet and oitiven 5 the Parliament of that country la pot 70" Opel said he Ton ba aye a detenti: racks at Gibraltar, Because of on injury, he was transferred to th military hospital where he spent th ext elght days before boarding th Res. He asserted that the Britisi, mere peggtioning all persons of Ger- ep Germany's chances of wi © present war are about ¢ aie favor,” he said. “They are unbellevably strong. Y base this éstimate on evidence af thelr over- whelming air powar, th. gous armament industry tremen- Finnish Relies ver. She said conditions tt none war Finland were very bed peat Also aboard the Rex was Marcel miler, Commissioner General of French Pavilion of the New York World's Fair. Mr, Olivier |: declared that his mission was one |; of naare ava had as ga its object = a ee EEL of Franco-American ‘ improvement ons ‘passengers included Vin- : conto, Meaene Ttalfan Commis. sioner General to the Fair; Count |: Balzo di ¢ Adolite ‘Alessandrict eo ane and st Pite, TuTimMénda- _ Commendatore Alessandrini Pet en a 7 cleced doors, an -- would be ‘affected by the bill re- quiring finger-printing and re ere tars alone . : SLfation GL gitciis, i io ee eee - wae READ of { -