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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-12


Aus Yapnee, glebrastl, fpiro
6ie lebrrei6e Sei6idts zines jun9sn
S6peiSers semeloet, Der aus elmer
5arm BON 20 9ldern jdbrlih Elm Gin
tommen BON $4,000 5iebt. Gr be9am
als 5armarbsiter nit einem 2obn pnn
$15 ben Mpnat. 9lls er iia $500 ges
Ipart bate, tulrfte er 20 9lder Game
gum prsiie ppn $240; es mar bas
I9lehteIte 2anO in Der llmgsgeno, bG'
Der 10 bilig. Der iunge S6pei5er,
er beiBt Martin, madte Iicb an Die 4r.
belt unb erSielte in ben erIten Subren
iein Gintommen hauptIdhli4 aus
9darprdmien, ipel1e bic lanoipirths
i6aftIt4en ausitellungen in Der Ge'
genb fir Die beiten @urteniriiate be-
5ablten. S9liebli4 tpurbe er gu tel
ner aonturren5 mebr 5ugeIaIen, m
ytiemanb Qusii6t bate, cine prGmie
3u erlangen, no er ais Wtit6elperb'r
luftritt. Sisrauf erlungte er ieinen
2pbn auf anbere Weiie. Gr erbieIt
Die bDhiten Yreiie fir iein Obit uno
9emiiie, neil er es cine Wofe friiber
ais alle anoeren 5armer gu Wdrtte
bra6te. Sos 9ebeimnib ieines @ra
fplsss miro our6 Die Wtittbeilur5
perratben, Oub er niemaI5 eine 2os
pung Sbit lmb 9emIie nuh Der
Stdbt bruhte, pbne zine QuantitGt
Siingungsmaterial uuf Die 5arm 5ns
riid3ubrtngen. 9amit lit gsiagt, oab
er teinen omerituniiaen Raubbou 81
trieb. Wenn aid ni6t Seoem Der
5IsiB uno bic Sbattraft oes S6rpeis
5srJ segeben iein m0geu, 10 1T bod
10 pieI eriidtIi6, oab Gie ameritaniz
I6en 5armer beoeutenb mehr er5ieleu
tDnrten, fpenn tie iih nur etpas mebr
Mii6e geben piirben, ipe3ieu bic pif.
ieni6aftlide SebanoIung oes Ganocs
lernen pollten. Die Uteiiten iino in
Der Qnit6t befaugen, oab Der gooeH
uneri6DpfIi9 1T unb teiner QfIege be-
onrf unb penn lie in ipGteren Sabren
einiebsn, 0ab bus ni6t m0gIi6 1T, gss
ben lie n16 Canada, um bort peitsr
Raubbau gu treiben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-12
IrDbibitipniitiihss Geihmdt

Sn ibrsr ubli9en grOBmGuIigsl
Wsiie iassn bic Probibitiontiten.
yWsm Elm 2ano o6ne Wirtbidaftsr
ni6t gefdut. Der iou auspanoern.
Die Oumme 9rabIsrsi beitsht oarin
bab bic Dtrtbihaften na6 Giufiibs
ring Der prohibition uufb0rsn per:
ben. 9us baben bic 9robibitioriiten
tislung nod niht fertig ee6radt. Sr
Muins, no bic probibitiOn isit nuhe
iea5is Sabren bsitsbt, iino bic Wirtb.
i6aften Bis ouf ben heutigsn Gag nidt
gei6IOfen getpeisn. gIos, 0ub iie Itutt
offsn, beimIi9 betriebeu tperben unp
baOurd 1at bic qrobibition ri:
idIimmiten 3uitGnOs geIhaffen. Der
Suff bat ubsrbanb esnommen, neil
nur bic itGrtitsn 9etrdnts pertouit
perOen t0nnen unb oas mdbigeno,
Clement Der Seffentlihtsit fsbIt Sn
anOsrsn Staatsn bat man f5
ge3tpuneen gsieben, ben Wirthf6afts.
betrieb in peritedter Wsiie nit.
Der ein3ufii6ren, tnoem man bic Wirs
tie aQjGbrIid nm 5000 pegen uebers
trstung Der grobibitionsgeIeBe gsitrai.
bat. Do man Durauf beitanOen Fat,
bic 9eieBe gu DoQftrsden, bat man
oas S6antIotnl na6 oem 5auie per:
pfIan3t, mas iidsrIi6 ni6t Der WGs
bigteit fOrosrIi6 getpsien 1T. geiOns
oers iiber3sugeno mug bic Sbatiade
pirtsn. bag troB Der Oielsn Staatsr,
bic ii9fiir probibition ertlGrt, Die
W6istpsprobuttiOn niat ab., IonSsrn
3uCtnommer bat, poraus bod our Gss
niige erii6tIta 1T, pas man iibrigsns
idou lGnqit gepubt bat, blb bic pros
bibition ni4t probibtrt. Qlbsr lie tors
rumpirt. Sic torrumpirt bic 5nbis
Oiouen, bic an Steqe Oon milben cIs
tp6olii6en 9etrGntsn bic itGrtitsn tOus
iumirer. sic torrumpirt bic 9eh5.
Den. Die iia oofiir bsSablsn luTer, oaB
tie 5Iiiitertneipen nt6t Iebsn uno Sab
lie Die 3ufubr Don alto6oIii4sn @ss
trGnten erlau6en.
Die gebauptilng, boB nit Der Gins
fiitritng Der probibitiDn bic Wirtbs
ihaften aufbOren psrbsn, 1T oab.r
ni6ts meter aIs al6erns pra6lersi.
Qus oieiem 9runDe iinb aud bic Be
fiirrporter Der psriOnli8en 5rei1ett
ni4t in Gorge ii6er bic S6liebung Ser
Wirtbftaften. Sir lie tommt nod
ettYas beoeutenb 41t6tigsrss in ges
tradt, bus an ale Qmeritaner obne
&usHabme appelirsn iolIte. Sc 1T
ou5 Prin3ip Der Sreibeit ni8t Der
peri0nIi6en 5reibsit, psI6e 5empe.
ren3ler tets nit elmer b0bnii6en Be-
mertuHg erpdbnsn, iouosrn oes syrei.
betsspriH3ips in peitsitem umfange.
Die probibition itellt einen @erfu6
bar, our6 MaioritdtsbeIdlub inpsrs
Guberli6e Meni6enre6te 5u pertiirs
gen ooer Oollig gu unterbriidsn. Denn
oas gef6iebt, Oarn iinD oIe gfe6te
unb 5rei6eiten obne Gusnabms ae,
fdGroet. Die Semperensler, benen bas
nidlt einlsu6teu min, 6rau6en nur Fl.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-12
Pokal.Derid)t
Qeuf(6es G6tafer
GaIa.goritellnns i'm Crpbeum am
2S. Wiai. = yIas @las @aHer",
BON Seribe. - 5rau Guiis SGmio'
5rei unb Sraulein Mmauba Slum.

9ie @orbereitlingen fir Die 9ala'
goritellimg bes 2eutifen Ibeaters
iinb Jest i'm pollen 8anee. lie Dor.
IielIiing iinoet am 9onneritag, ben
2S. Mai itait, nif,t pie uripriinsIi6
gemeloet, am 3ienitas, ben 26. Wial.
SSSn oieienl Sabre bringt man Der
@aIaWoriteIllrg erbobtes Sntereiie
entgegen; eritens neil iSrau 2uiie
S6mio.Srei ii6 entihloiien bat, in
Ger goriiellimg mit3uiuirten, uno
5rpeiteus neil liniere eeieierte critic
9iebhaberiu SrGulein amanSa Blum
iit in oieier goriteIIiIng bonn Gineiil.
natier gilbIifiim pernbihieben miro.
ssrau Guile Sf)mib.Srei bat befannt.
lid Sabre lang an Der Spite uniercs
1beaiers aeitanoeu uno babel ioldIc
Griolse er5ieIt, Sab es II, iueitea
2reiien oes flnitneritanbiaen Hubli.
films Iebbait bcbauert piro, bab lie
in ben Iesteu Sabren nihtbdlIfiger
auf ben 9reitern, Die bic Welt beSeu.
ten. eritieuen lit. @as stmanoa
blum 6em 9ineil,ratier YMbIitum
beheuiet, braudt nidt fpeiter berpor.
geboben gu Derben. oa ibre berpor.
ragenoen fiiniiIeriideH 9eiitlingen
itets bic peroiente Wiirbigliug geillH.
Den hnben.
Tie beiben oiiSge5eihneten Bib.
nentiiniilerinnen peroen in Der Ga.
la.@oritcllling pollali 8eIegenbeit
babeH, lire idIoilipieleriidervddbig
feitcn gu tetbatigen. Gs geIangt u.
.G. Scribes auiiipieI .Tas @las
@aiier" ODER ,llriad)en imo Wirflin.
Gen" CUR sluiiilbrilng, befanntlid,
cine ser beiien Sd)6piringen bes bril-.
lantcn irnn5oiiid)en Sdriititcuers.
3as Stiid ipielt si glniang bes ad)t.
5ebnten Sobrbunoerts am Sole Der
eupliifeu aonigin slnna. SroI Cutie
Shmio.6rei miro Die 9onigin guna
ipiclen unb 6r6uIein Blum Die Ser.
5ogin BON MarIborougb. ipomit Die
beiben Iomeu gluianben erbalten
babeu, tpie Tie ibrer reifen ieinen iub
oieIieitiaen ailnit iuiiroia iinb. Gas
@lgs @aiier", iranj0iiih Sc Verrc
S'eau". lit ein ed)tes boiiees Sntri.
guenitiid, bic aeid)idt ailfgcbaute
SanoIung lit ipanneno BON sIniang
big All GnSe. Die Gbaratterc iiuo lc.
beuspabr uub poIl iein geihIiiiener
Tcintcn.
Ia oas Stiid in Der gfutofo5eit
ipielt. 70 iii aud @eleacnbeit CUR
Gntidltiing pr1dJtigcr biitoriiter
aoitiime gcaeben. Gircftor Sdmio
ltebt nod nit mehreren mspdrtigen
siiinitlern in @crbiuouug, Die geneiet
iinb. BEL Der sluiiiibrlua mitunpirfen.
fcoaB cine wirflihe @aIauoriieIIung
in gnsiif|t itebt.
gtiteaunsen nui gintrittsfartcn
weroen id)cn ictt in Der Giiice, Ro.
202 Mc@reaor gloe.. 1eIepbon slpcn
2214, nno non Samitns on in 1beo.
baIos guhlnnSllns lino g6eiois
apotbefe entgeeengenomnlen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-12
gerliu.r Wiiaiunare.
@on 9tu0oIi % nrtiu. .

Inter sen nlcbr ais 1000 WfilIio'
ndren pon @roB Berlin iii unh mei'
| mem .Sabrbud) Der Willionare Don
Berlin" bel iucitem Der reidYte @il'
1elm H., Geltider aaiier uno aouig
pom GreuBen. Dit einem 8ermogen
ponnlinOeitens 40 umo einem Gin.
fommer bon etpn % 0liIlionenMart
iibertrifit er oas @ermogen oes reid.
item 9erliners I'M etrua onS Trai.
lode. oas Ginfommen 0es reiditen
SerIiners aber I'M mebr ais bns
6iiniiahe. 9IuBerhaI6 gerIinS giebt
es je0od bier 1erioueu III 8reuBen,
bie Elm groBcre5 9ermogen aIs Der
Safer baben.
0an ipriht piel bon Der 5IudIt
Der Dfillion1re aus Berlin mad ben
gororten. Gie n6t reihiten Eerioner
BON @roB.8erlin ipobnen aber nod
INNER in Der Stabt Berlin unS ben.
fen nidt oarnn, iort5u3ieben. gei ser
letter. @eranIn9lnig oeS 8ermogens
i'm Saruar 1911 iiir Die brei Sabre
191l--1913 poren 0ie 6eiOen reid.
iten 9erionen in Berlin Scr @erIags.
buAbdn0ler RlboIf Moiie unb Ser
8ebeime aommer3ienratb Grit BON
6rieoIdnOer. SuIO nit 5ientli6 Dem
gleIden Termogen bon rlmo 46 Ril.
lionen Ntorf uno einem @infonln1en
bon ingef6br 312 Miaionen @arf
@ir niiien aus Dem 8erualtunasbe.
ri6t oes Wagiitrats bon Berlin oab
in bem Sabre 1909 oos b6d)ite CAB.
reseinfommeu in Der Staot Berlin
(RuotIi Moiie) eenau 3,610,00OI
Wnrf, umo bab i'm Sabre 1908 oas
grobtc gerliner 9ermogen genau 43
Niaionen Rart betragen bat. Ger
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-12

Sbeal Der anabtn Tim 8. SGuIjabr),
neil sr Elm Di4ter lit, ein Didtsr
unb beriibmt unb bslisbt unb .ipsssn
ieinsr 0idttunit lnb ieiues iniereis
iantsn 2ebensIaufes". gei ben Wldb.
6sn, bersn bdufisite Sbealseitalt 'r
1T, tpsrbsn fOlssnOe Griinoe unstsebsn
(im a. Shulilbr): Didter. bann mare
i6 in Der sanssn Wtlt beriihmt uno
biirfts am t0uisIiden 9of Ieben; Did.
ter. siniad, bemiiibis uno fromm q.
Stuljabr). Sm iisbsutsn S4iIijabr.
Iaut.n bic gegriinbunssn: Elm GROCER
9enitr, ober ram allerbeitsu s.fdG.
mir Don StilIsr. bab er in Der Roios
to5eit bic beutids Sprate D.rtpsnbst
bat unb nidt Die fran5Tiifds". Bel
ben Glieitsn Der b.frastsn ShuItiHber
III bic gssriinbuns: nipessH f.ines grs
sinbunssssiiiss unb isiHer ausenb'.
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Strafe. Sie Der YrOSebridter n
bdngte, erbobt ipuroe, lin cine Wies
oerbolllng iplder aIaiicnjnitiS 5n per-
meiben, 1T es nnbeoingt notbpenolg,
pus Wiba9tun9sperfabren elmer
ariinoli6en 4snberung gu unteraits
ben. 0os mub in Der Weiie SeIde'
ben, bab ale 9lntlusen OieIer Dirt Dor
elmer Surp per6anoelt peroen. Wie
Die 9inge isbt Iiegen, tpirb oas Re6ts>
prtn5ip perleBt, oab Niemano Ri9ter
in Ieiner eigenen Sdde iein ioa. Sas
gsi6iebt, penn Elm Ri9ter, Der einen
Sefebl ertbeilt bat, oariiber urthelit,
oh cine llebertretung bes SefebIes
itattgefunoen bat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-12
Sienitas, ben II. Niai 1914.
LIN pie @isbau6t pur sans

I'm bic @ieb5u6t por gan5'
lt6em 8erfaa Su betpabren, bat oa&
Saustummittee fir smiidenItadtli4e
Qlnselegenbeiten cine Siu an oas Saua
beri6tet, ipslde bic 9srienoung BON
aGlbern, oie unter feds @o6en al;
iino perbietet. Die 9llters9ren5e bate
nod b0bes lugeieBt toerosn iollen, al
lein bos &ommittee mubte eine idni-
tGre 9egriinoung finben, nm ni4t 9es
gen bic @erfaTung gu oeritoben nno
bieie 1T obHe 5rase 5utreffeno, oenn
TleiIf BON SdIbern unter Ie4s QBoz
cen it i'm b0titen 9raoe gsiunoReitss
iCbGoIi6.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-12
aussblidysr lsiranoant.

Inter nerslnflose oes lInteridIeiis
iunroe geiiern Rodmittag i'm Nletr,s
pole Sotel Charles ". GbaDrpid bon
Den GeteftiDs @entrr nno @ernborS
perbaitet. Gr pirb beifulbigt. Der
gsareboniemens Sire SnilIranee so.
bon 1eraS, oeren agent er seipeicn,
S663.55 oeruHtreut 81 baben. Zen
3aIitefebI eruirfte eiH geanter 6er
SeieIli6ait Hamens 3. 6. goaes, Der
sur 8stt bier i'm Sapgin SoteI IOsirt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-12

8te bic iiioumerttani: i:
T den @ermittIsr 5rieoen in Wierito
bel Der @iperbaarigteit aller in BE
traht tpmmenDen 5attoren 81 Stonoe
brtnaen tDunten, lit unperitGnoli4.
prGIioent 8iIion beItebt oarauf, pab
Suerta IeiRen ppiten uuf9ibt, pas er
snergiI6 perpei9ert. gbenio oerIungt
er, baB Garran3a iia ben 9ermittlern
unterfpirft, pas Dieier ebenio entlAtez
ben abIebnt. 0enn Der prGIioent allT
isinem programm beitebt, ptro es I'm.
gsfdbr in Der Weiie perIaufen, oab er
srft Srieg gegen 9uerta uno oann gez
gen Garran5a fiibrt. 8enn er oanu
Seipe aus Dem Wege gerGumt bat,
banH tpeiB Der Simmel, gegen men er
nod Srieg gu fiibren baben miro, faus
cine 9Olts6epegung einieBen iOlIte,
baB uniere 9ruppen, nadoem lie einz
nal in MeritO etngeriidt iino, oaielbIt
OerbIeiben miiiien. 9lQe oieie Satpies
rigteiten unO 9efabren pGren gu pers
meioen, penn Der prGiioent ieine
Sbdtigteit alf Oas beidrdnten polIt:,
mas tbm alsin 5uitebt, nGmlid ben
Sa,atitreit nit Suerta gu faIi6tsn.
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Sompsrs uno Wtt6etl
iiuo Der gsitrafung nsgsn Ribo6.
tlH9 Oes 9eri6ts, Die iie in 9sr6in;
bung nit oem gODcOtt gegeH bic Bud
StoUe anO RdHgs Company begangsn
RGbeH ioutsn, laut Gnti6eiOuRg 6ss
SberbuHoesgerthts Our6 8erjGhrun9
eHtgdngsn. Gs 1T befrieoiseno, 6a5
6teie aHgsIegenbeit enolid t1re Grles
lebiglng gefunOen bat. 9as gerfab.
rem gegen bic Gennnnten Bat in ieoer
g8eiie uHaHgenebm beriibrt. Der ges
bGiiise Son, in peI6sm oos llrtbeilss
9etret gebaIten mar, bat 3peifel an
Der @eredtistsit Dss urtbeils eripsdt,
Der ned bur6 bic ungebiibrIi& iirsrge
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Z smReaaurant. m R

R.llnr: .Durf i'd 5bnsu nod Elm
Glas Bier brinseng1
Gait: Rein. erit Iaiier sic mid
nur bas 4ssfitsnt su gnbe sfen -
erft bic glrbsit unb banH 6as 0er'
snilssn!"
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IO bic 9sgrtffs fsb1en.
felt oft Elm Dort CUR rehtsn 3sit
iid elm. ga6 sinem fol9en Dorts
bat Der qrdiibent trampfbaft geiudt,
uIs sr bic 2Obreos auf Die in @era
Gru3 gefaQsHsn SolOltsn belt. Er
tonnte nitt pLu einsm SelOentooe Su:
8ertbeioigung oes 9aterldnos iprt>
9sH, mas 10 md6tig an SeOermanns
9er5 ap7elirt, oenn ole Wsritan!r
iino ni6t iiber unIsre 9ren3sn geguus
gen. Sn GOIge oeiisn mubts er Elm
neues 8Ort miin5en, I'm ii6 aus Der
9erIegenheit 3u belfsn. Gr iprah DON
siHem rBar Of Seroice". Oas tlnl
man niat iiberiegen, Osnu man piiroe
es i'm 9suti6en ebsnio oeritebeR, rpts
ben sngliic3en 2tusOrud. Ulan tdnn
Cen IusOrud nur umi6rei6sn uno
stpar IN Der Weiie: .Wir limb nab
Wterito biniibergegangsn, um isnem
Ganoe einsn 0ienit gu erpeiien. Die
les bat bic GefGligteit f1li6 qufqes
fabt unO auf itnisrs Solouten geifoIz
fen" Die Qtntport oarauF III: mas
bdtten mir in Merito gu thun2 Wsls
6es Re4t butter mir, ursrbetene
0ten'te gu erpeiien?
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SsBt muB au6 @ener1!

SEPT muB aud General
Suniton CUR aQgsmeinen @erptr'
rung beitragen. @r bat me6rere Suo.
ameritaner in 9aft genommen, biz
ansetIast iinO, mad Der 2anbuns in
9era GruS auf ameritaniI6e Soloaten
gsfdoFen gu babeu. Seine Ibii6t 1T,
iis por ein 9risssgsridt gu itelIeH.
Gariiber bsrri6t Oie srDbte geitiirSs
ung Bel ben characterization OtpIos
mutsn uno aud nidt unbetrd6tlit)e
Gntriiitung. 2eBtsres aug Dem 9run,
be, ouB 5uuitOn gar tein Re6t bat,
Die 9efangenen Dor Elm 9riegsgerI6t
gu itsqen, mas polItommen ri6tis lit.
gtur 5ruppen, bic i'm arieSs itshen,
tDnneH Srisgsger;hte Oerunitalten,
Gber unisre Rsgierung bat pie0er6oIt
ertIdrt, OuB lie teiner arieg segsn
Merito fiibrt. Gin &rtegsgsri6t 1T
nod Defenders aus benz 9runbs an;
it0Big, oaB ss in iOlaen 5Guen aus
nubmslos Die 9efaRgenen, Die berurti;
ger 9erseben unsetllgt Iino, gum Sobe
perurt6eiIt 9as Gnoe Der meritaniz
iden 2lngeIegenbett niro iein, Oab mir
uns nit Der gan3en @eIt iiberperfen.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-22

InSy KNEW On6pneIO ana ] were
correspondents. They knew why we
had joined them. The talk had to
do, of course, with the Mexican situa-
ton. Some one said, with that cock
sureness which is a characteristic of
military men, that there was only one
way to deal with Mexicans and that
was to use the IRON HAND.
Someone else said that Bully" had
used the iron hand during the fight
ing. Bully" it seemed, was one of
us. For eyes were turned inquiring-
ly upon bronzed young giant in
spotless ducks who was one of the
group.
And Bully told a story of having
applied the '1ey de fuga"- the law of
f1ight-during the taking of Vera
Cruz.
Now, am, l believe, as good
patriot as the next man. 1t is because
l am fair sort of patriot that like
to believe that Americans go to war
reluctantly and wage it fairly.
1t came, therefore, as a shock to
me to hear this clean, strong young
American naval officer telling calmly
and with what seemed like pleasure
of having applied the Infamous '1ey
de fuga'' to Mexican prisoners, and to
see his fellow-oficers listening to his
narrative with apparent credulity and
approval.
Presently Bully" rose and went to
another table to greet friends. Asked
who Bully was, one of the group
replied:
why, that's Bully Richardson,
the best football player Annapolis
ever had"
The officers elaborated and dis
cussed the story that "BuIIy" had
told.
have since been asked if i believe
that Bully Richardson actually did
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-22
He Did Ensign Richardson, Who Boosted of Shooting
Prisoners, the Honor to Believe Him.

BY FRED L. BOALT
Vera Cruz, Mex, July 22.--I want
to set down on paper the events of
the past few days while they are yet
fresh and vivid in my memory.
An hour ago returned from the
monster battleship Texas" where
the conduct of Ensign William A.
Richardson during the occupation of
Vera Cruz is being inquired into.
Ensign Richardson is, you under
stand, the defendant" The title of
the case is ''the United States VS..
William A. Richardson, ensign" l
am, l suppose, the chief witness for
the prosecution.
That is, technically Richardson is
the defendant" AS matter of fact,
l am the defendant, for, if Richard
son is acquitted by this naval court
of inquiry, 1 shall, almost without
doubt, be deported back to the United
States for having written an article
Sensational and untrue" and for be-
ing unfit to continue my work as
correspondent in Vera Cruz.
Go back now with me to the early
days of May. The three days fight
ing was still the engrossing tropic in
camps, cantinas, and under the por-
tales on the Plaza.
Visualize, if you please, many small
tables, and seated at them groups of
officers-navy, army and marine
corps eating, drinking and talking
always of the one thing-the fight.
You must work into the picture
newspaper men going from table to
table, from group to group, getting
acquainted, listening to anecdotes,
asking questions, getting news.
One such group-aH navy men
was joined by William G. Shepherd,
United Press correspondent, and my
TNhaT.a x1roTso ToorbonC coIyo71
The Washington herald., 1914-08-04
GERMAN AIRSHIPS OVER
PARIS PUT TO ROUT
First Aerial Attack on French Capital
frustrated by French Corps.
Zeppelins Feared.

Paris, Aug. 3-The first attempted
aerial attack on Paris was frustrated
today when four German military aero
planes crossed the frontier flying in the
direction of this capital and were driven
back by the Rheims air squadron.
A Rheims telegram says that wireless
messages received there fully confirm
reports Of the aerial sortie.
With the first flutter Of the French
flock of flying machines the German
invaders swung around and returned
across the border with the French air
men in full pursuit
At Eiffel Tower, the military wireless
operator had caught the warning out of
the air and quick firing guns Immediate
ly were made ready TO repel aerial in
vadefs.
ment had taken every measure TO ward
off. IL possible, is a raid by Zeppelin air
ships.
Leaving their stations on the frontier
at nightfall the Zeppelin leviathans OF
the air could be over Paris within a few
hours, drop bombs on the capital and
return to Germany.
Tonight between Paris and the frontier
the sky is a literal network Of high
power lights from which no aerial in
vader can escape undetected. The great
beams from the searchlights are combing
the sky from a dozen different stations
between here and Rheims.
Airmen accepted with a. smile the or
der to ram the enemy's airships in case
proJectiles have no effect. Such an ex-
ploit means certain death.
The Washington herald., 1914-08-04
BATTLE SONGS ECHOED
IN NEW YORK STREETS

New York, Aug. 3-The martial airs OF
Germany, France and Austria rings
through the streets here today. Fired
by national patriotism. many Of the sons
of the three countries named banded
themselves into three separate bodies and
paraded the streets singing and cheering
for the rulers in their home lands. Most
Of the marchers carried small hags.
At the Austrian headquarters the crowd
Of men that sought passage for their
home country SO that they could take up
arms In its defense was 50 great that
the police reserves had to be called out.
More than a score of girls were In the
crowd, eager TO go back home and act as
army nurses.
Feverish excitement prevailed at the
French consulate following the sending
out Of the mobilization >6rder. Hundreds
Of Frenchmen responded almost imrne-
diately to the call and each hour in
creased the total.
Three thousand Germans presented
themselves at the German consulate
storming the officials with their pleas to
be sent back to fight for their home
country.
The Washington herald., 1914-08-04
.MILTTIA'S GHOST
IS BOTTLED UP
Enlisted Men Won't Be e-Paid
Until They Return to
Washington.
HOWL OF INDIGNATION
Broke or Otherwise, However. Dis
triet Soldier Boys Are Too Busy
to Bother Much.
HOWL OF INDIGNATION
Ry STAFF CORRESPONDENT.

Rife Range Camp, Virginia Beach, Va,
Aug. S-Indignation reigns Throughout
the rank and file Of the District Of Co
lunnbia militia today. The enlisted men
were surprised by the announcement that
they were not to get their pay until their
return to Washington.
When they learned that the officers
were all to be paid on at camp. howl
of protest went up from all the enlisted
men, but 1t got them nothing. They had
been expecting to be paid on here. Pay
master Clark arrived last week and COM
pleted his payroll Sunday. The reason
for the decision announced today could
not be ascertained.
The guardsmen will have TO wait for
their money until they have turned In AL
their accouterments at the armory.
Every piece will be checked on as turned
in and they win be charged, II Is said
for any article that may be missing.
work and Fun, Too.
But this did not stop the fun here.
washington's citizen-soldiers are work
ing hard almost every hour in the day,
but they seem never to tire Of II. Under
a broiIinE sun today. In company and
battalion formation, they worked out al
the intricate problems preliminary to the
big mimic war game to be staged Thurs
day As IL this were not enough. they
gave another fine dress parade In the
afternoon while thousands cheered. The
men are now thoroughly acclimated and
fit for the trying work which win close
the encampment
The Tweuty-ninth Infantry Is here to
participate in the sham battle.
The first ofhcial visit of the year among
the District Guardsmen took place today,
when the officers OF the First Infantry
called on those Of the Second. 1t was q
surprise party. In their white uniforms
the boys of the First made a dandy ap-
pearance. The Seconds officers prob
ably will return the visit Wednesday.
Brig. Gen. Harries went to New York
today, but will return Wednesday. Col.
Charles H. Ourand was left in command.
Mai E. H. Neumeyer. in charge of the
commissary department, reached camp
today.
War bulletins are received twice q day
from Washington and posted throughout