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CUTE, %pirtungsp8ue @affe eingeI6dbt
2t6er auf benz 6e6iet Der @irtuns unb
gsrpenbungsfdbigtett ibrer ,3ulammcns
IeBuug unb Tires aalibers itaub bic cine
QniiAt Der anberen eegeniiber. 81 nun
3a 9e8inn Der Stelluha5tdmpfe bic mits
lung Der iraR50iI@en 4rtilerie Ii9 Oft
empfiuolih bemert6ar mdGte, put0e 6dtls
r., cine @rtlirung Oafiir iiberIeben, bic
bod Stemlih nabe Iiegt. Wir tpuren in
sinem beiipiellos flotteu 9epegungstrieqe
DortpdrtS %georungeu. liniere f4peren
aaliber toNnteH Iol4sm Drang mad bors
lodrts niht INNER entIprebeu. Sn eIiids
li6erer Gage mar Der @egner. ST bereis
tete itine S%tellngen nit alien Miiteln
Der 2ehnit fir nirtidmes QrtillerieIeucr
Dor uuo mar In ber Gage, ldnere Sc
Idiibe ben 8dmpf er6ffnen 8l lafIen.
Cine Tbfpere Mrtilerie auf ~ertunbttem
RampffeIb ird9t bic 9erluite auf peitere
@%utfernungen in bic gegnerifden ainien
binetn, ais bic leihttre 4rtilerif es pere
mag. Midn tdmpfte cine 3eitlang nit
unsleifen aampfmittelu, elm @eft6ts3us
ftanb, ber IiH IN ben Geeireffen btslauq
iiberda pieber6olte. 6epiB bat lh Die
leidte fran5Oflde Qrtiaerie Der unferen
%ebenburtig ge5eiat. GbfnfD Itdtr in es
dber, oaB bic site ~unIerer MunitioH uns
oft genag 3ur 5errin Der Gage gsmaht
bat, Bsit eniidisOentr lautst auf alien
Griegsihdupldbeu bas drtiaeriftiIae llrs
tbsil ilber bic llebsrIegenbeit unIerer
idpereu Qrtiaerie oes 5~tIbbeeres. Qlu6
iuenn mir bic beIonbere &ldFt unierer
AZ Geniimeters Morler garS beiIeitt Ioiy
fen. berrlat. I'D Ie d~uftritt, balo nnTsre
ihtpere Saubibe. pie Geener i'm Deittn
baben an pieIeu Stelen 8u BEN Miftst.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-03

ruITil6e 3a6t BET 6etotaupnen trI6eitt,
70 1T bod ibr @crbdltniS our Munns
I4aftsItdrte Elm un9initiaeres ais bet uns,
Sin e6enio fit uns giiufiges Bib ers
.giebt cine peitere 3uiammeniteluug Der
pa6rI6einlidm artiGetiittfam ardfte
zines armeetorps unb Der @eidoBpirs
flung, fotpeit lie rad Dem 9eipidt 6eurs
t6eilt iperben fam. 3ugrunoeselegt 1T
babel, oaB aug ieotm @eihiB bes Or
meeforps slsi8mdBig je 100 Cub pers
feuert miroen. 9andh ergiebt it6: bas
beutine @rmtetorps beriaieBt aus 108
5elotdnonen, So lei6ten upb 16 l9peren
5eIobaubiben Elm @efdoBgeni6t BON runb
1917, 200 3iiogramm, Dos 6iterreids
ttngarif6e Qrmwtorpg aus 108 6elos
%tanonen, "a lei6tn ifnb 70 I6nsren
6elDhdubiben runb $4,000 ailnsramm.
Das frdn3DiTde armeeforps aug 144
~s5elbtanonen, d6t 10 3entineter Sc
I1iiBen unD 12 Idheteti JtlbbaubiBeH
runb 1855, 800 Rilosrdnim. 9Qs ruff
f6e Qrmeetprps aus SO 5elOtanoneu, IL
unb 8 f6neren 5~elObtubiBeu, To-
tpic aus 4 10 rsaanonen runb
$4,000 ailogramm.
Quf pel6er Seite III nun bic groBere
GFeuergef6pinbigteit2 @oroufgeIdidt
piro, OdB Der geIiderta MunitionserIdB
cine Steigerung Der 6euerseldpinOigteit
isoer5eit eeItdttet. Die Menge Der Ntl7
1T banad BON grober geOeutung,
Nus Der auf @runo Don @in8elansoben
3ufammengefenteu Isabelle trgiebt Itt,
DaB GrdHgreid in Ieiuer Munitipnsauss
riiTtudg an Der Spibe ftanO. Bis bic
3l 8eginn Der 8dmpfe itanoen,
Beigt ii4 I'M Splgsnben: Gin beutIdss
4rmsetprps berfiote iiber cine Qrtileries
munition i'm @eIommtgepidt Don $685.
1854 ailoaramm Elm f~ran8GFfdes iiber
J13.632 &ilpgramm, Elm ruiiides iiber
6 1914 8iloerdmn. Die 9ueabsn iiber
bic Mlunition 0titerrsid)~ Insarns finb i'm
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-03
Gin fran5Ofl6es 2Ser6reden
ge9en ole 2SiGen( 6aft.

Sn einem fiibfran36fi4en 96rf8en at
bettete Is SABRE lang Elm S9pei5er Sc
lebrter. Sein Rdme lit tpelt6etannt gs>
moroen: 8. SduIer. Seine Quserdbuns
gen i'm 3bal Der 9e3ere ba6en unIere
8prItelungen BON ben borge|6i6tli5sn
Uteni9en bebeutenb p~ertieFt. @r bat,
unteritiibt bur3 meiit aus 9eutldldn6
ltdmmenbe 9iIfe, grobartigen 4r6eitstoff
fir bic bprgei9i6tli4e 8iIenf9aft aufs
geiQmmelt. limb ali bieIe S4dBe, ali Die
4rbeit LANCER Sabre 1T, pie bic 6rant.
furter Na6ri4teu mitt6eilen, bon benz
aulturpDlt Der Gran5oIen i'm blinoen
Dab gegen ben Srdger zines beuti9en
Namens bernt4tet norben.
gtus ieiaem ,3uftu6tsprt @%tnningtn Bel
8afel, tpo6in er iih BEL Qus6ru4 bes
&riege5 nit Miib tnb Notb g%erettet, giebt
Der @elebrte ieBt iiber pieien @erni6s
tungsfelo3ug &ustunft in elmer tleinen
Shrift. Sin Morbanf9lag auf fem Be-
Ben purbe ibm bon einem eeiitteten Gins
lpohner bes 9orfeS berratben, 70 baB er
redt3ettig flteben tpnnte. 4m 5. QuguIt
aber idlug cine 9rappe BON bier perIoz
men al feline Observation-Disclosures in
BEN Qusgrdbung8gebiet, ATE Mert3eidn
fir bic 9roB angelegte unb nit betrdhts
li6en Soften in bret Sabren bur9gefibrte
Topographic tur3 uub tleiu. Ginige @os
den ipdter tameu ipiebernm bier 2eltie
nit 3pei 8etoarmer, er6rd4en ale &ofs
fer unb &diten, bur6nii6lten has 8obns
bdus uno Muieum unb Idleppten 1853
8riefe beutlder Gelebrter fort. 0urd
8ermittlung Der Shpet3er @eIanbti9dft
tpurbe idlieBIi6 erreidt. baB eine aoms
milton fran3DFfaer .SdfperItdnoiger"
ben ungeri9teten S6dben auf gdn5e -
200 Granten benert6ete. 4lIo offener
Spot! Grfreuli9 bleibt allein Der Mutb
bes S6ipei8er Mannes, Der Sugenb unO
@ut einem groBan 8erfe eeqpfert, bas
nun in rpbeIter 8eiIe 5eridfettrrt bas
liegt. @r pirb petter arbeiten uno niht
ber3peifeln. lln6 an Der lInterItiibung
burA beutfde Mitftreiter piro es ihm
niht mangelr, ipenn bic 3eit Der 5ors
Idung unb Nifenfdaft pieber setomrlen
Iein nir0.
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GngGi(6e Sumut6umgen
at GoGan0.

sSm ,9tddnopbs Mdqd8ine" berpffents
li6te Mitte DECEMBER Der betdnnte errsa
liide qubli8iIt artur page einen artitel
iiber .6oaanb an Der Gnelbe4, in benz er
foIgenbes ausIprtdt: 0urh bds Niht>
3ulaiTen Der britil9en ariegsI9iffe, bic
bic S9elbe biuduffubren, Bat 9olIanb bic
4ufgabe Der 8erbinoeten unermeBlth pisl
Idpieriger qemadt. Denn cine britifhe
6lotte mad @ntperpen bdtte tommen tDnz
nen, nGre bic eble Gtdot pielei1t niht
geFdl.n, uno ipenn 5olunb Iein S1idIal
mir BEN Der ertiinbeten Mdhte bers
tniipft bate, pGren ieBt bic Mdrines
a~rfendle Der 3eutiden ~unadlt6ar setrcrs
ben. Die 8er6uRoeten baben bis 6eute bic
ReutrdlitGt 6oQanbs geah!at, dber es lift
Ii9er, baB 9eutidtano, ioba!o es i9m gut
gtna ben pOlitiIaen &ecbten Splonbs
~ebenIopeniQ Bertb beimeFen fpiro nis
Oenen 8el9ien8, uno es lift feruer fiher,
oaB in iebem Sale Bel einem oeltiAen
Sie1 Der 8erluIt Der undbbdngtgteit fir
9olanb unausblei6it9 1T.
Wtit lleberlegenbett tpeiit oas 5dager
,8oterIdno" bieIe %mertpir0igen Quslais
iangen bes @ngldnOers 3uriif uro Iagt:
,4uno berdus gefdgt, %peripunbert es ms
iebr bdB berartige 8emertungen aus Der
Sober zines Gngldnbers flieBen tonnen,
beun genatl genommeu berldngt oiefer
@ngldnoer bon 6oGuub abIolut nt9tS
dnberes ats bag, mas 0eutIGIdnb bon
Dem belgiiAen 8ott oerlangte: CAPT es
3u, bdB mir bur6 Guer 9ano maridiren,
bann nerbet SIR uniere qufgnbe bel be-
qlemer gtitaltenl 9a8 mar bic QuinteHen5
bes DeutIdeu ll%ltimdtums. 9eIeien bat
bas nt6t getbdn, urb gang @ugld1o babe
inn besbalb 8ugeiubelt. Qber ben DENT,
ben 8elgien fir 9euti4lanO perpeigerte.
~perlange iebt 4rtur gage Bon So[anb gu
@uniteu Gnglan6s. Gs t6nne teineH
MlgenbItd 3peifel4oft Iein. bdB 6Oluno
bierfiir niemdls gu baben Iet, benn es pers
ribte feline 5dnblangerbieuite. Denn nber
4rtur page BON elmer @erlcBung Der bols
ldnbif1eu ReutroIitdt Ipre1e 70 erinnert
bd8 g@aterldnb" baran, baB es b6Hit
uubiuig tpdre, nidt bic duberorbents
Iide SorgTamfeit anSuertennen, npmit
@euti6ldnb beim giuriiden in geIsien
anb aud Tpdter itets barber gefpadt
babe, bdB auh nint bic ~geringlte @ers
leBuHg Oer 6oldnbiI9en Neutralitdt burdJ
Ietne Gruppen geI4ehe. gaes iibrige, 10
opr alien Dingen bic 8ebauptuHg pdge's,
baB 6oldnb bel einem Siege Der Deutz
iden Ieine llaobbdngieteit p%erliers. fst
nidts als cine einIeitige 8ebauptung. fiF
bic bic grunolagen it4len.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-03

Der ihtereiante auffab in ben r2lrtiqeris
ittfnen Monatsbeften"
4uf fpelder Settle liegen nun bic belize
rem Ausiidten Der boIen Grbdltlt19 bet
authorization Geuertraft, be8iebungss
peiie Der Steigerung2 3eutI6ldno uno
Oeterrei4slngarn berfiigen ii6er b1fIt
leiitungsfdbige @eIdibs unb 8eI4oBz
fa6riten. auBldnb lit in 60diter Ser
legenbeit uno tdmpft NIT a%meritdnifher
6tfe. 5rdntrei6 unb @nglanb perm6qen
faum i9ren Qbgang an 9erIuIten gu err
ieber. 9eutI6ldnb unb Oeiterrei9 bers
fii9en - cine ueberrai6ung bes &tiegeS
= iber Der 3ubl nd1 iteigerungsfdbige
8atterien gang i4perer @ef6iiBe $685.
unb AZ 3enttmeter s0t0rferl England uno
6rantrei4 ptobiren Dieleiht Reu1d6pfuns
gen. bic LANCE Misunderstanding 1T
a6er utdt gu erfeBen.
duBlarb fat ipeber in Ieiten 4rfends
fen nod auf feinen 6eltunggtpdlen Qebus
li4es in Reierbe. Sapdnti9e 6ilfe Ioa an
oer 5ront Iein, lit aber fir groB Mirs
tung 3l unbebeuten6. Die gentralmdtte,
Dor aaem 9elti6taub, tonnten i6re gr6Bs
ten @infeiten, bic 4rneetorp8, H. ltngez
dbnter BeiTe b%ermebren. 9drnit pd1it
aud bic drtilerifii6e @unt an ben
6ronten ms ltnertrdglide. 5rantrei6
tam 3l Neuformationen nlir nod in
gang beI6rdnttem MlaBe Idreiten, Gngs
lunb bat feline Stdmme fir bic .ipiferts
idaFtltde Naffe", bic obne Gaultn9
bleibt. RuBIanb greift bereits auf
oerdltetes Mdteriat 3uriid. l1nb 10 iibers
ruI6enb gut bic GeIbattiGerie Der 3arens
armee fih in Der gert6ttoigung Idlug, 70
gerinq blei6t ibre @irtrng i'm gepes
gpneSfriese. Gin lidtboler 4ufIab i'm
MilitGr ) Bodenbtatt" beitGtigt bieIe
5eIberfabrung.
6pmit iinO unIers QusIi9ten aud auf
drtilleriitiI6em @ebiete bic beiten. Die
9auer bes Srieges muB uns bic b6bere
lleberleaeH6eit brinsen. iopeit mir Ie sum
Siege nod n1t9ig 6dben.
Maior a. 8. 6. Morq6t.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-03

81 III manhes oori9neqe llrt I iibtr
beutlde uno ftinbliae Notwithstanding
felt gssinn beg arieges gefdat nprbeu.
9us beru9te SumtiH duf perfDnIi6en @tns
priidea, Bic MIR eiuen tleinen Qusi9nitt
Der 4rtilerietGmpfe ii6erieben oper rids
tiger 5l iiberltheu glau6ten, benn bic
@rinbe gutter 0per mdBiger feinoliGer
Notwithstanding eridfoTeu Iid benz
huge bes 8eobad!ers In Der 5pont bod
mr In sdn8 ~lelteHen 4ugcnbliden. BIZ
sHfdHg bee &riegeS Log cine groBe an3ahI
3ulhrifteu bon Reierpeoffi3ieren Der
8elbartiaeris Dor. bic Yid nit Der Jrdse
Der lleberleaenbtt Der fran5oi1den 2trs
tiaerie befobtsn. Man eytaunte ben
Eiier, BEN 8aierIanbe I'll niiben, uub
mdadual aud ben llg6ereifer, tpenp bic
Grfa6ruHgn eiues jungen Offi8iers fid
btreits an elmer neuen GbieBporIdrift
iir bic 1eloartiItrie berbi6teten. Btr
ionnen, pie ieber altere 9Ifisier neib
gang barber berabi fein, 6ob bic Or
fahFlngen bet arttaerieipuIie anf has
priirolidIft gelammelt, geIi9tet uto mug
bar eenaat mer6sr, lebteres i9on iiir bic
almpfe in bteiem Gelb5u9e. Sin alien
ssrieeen CAT BE qBafftupittuus bts Seq
nfrs Elm b6dIt aitueles Gtubium herbors
eeruFsn ipeii INNER 3a1lreiher als man
fs I'm Brieoen eruartet bate. Isbeg
rdfdaHgen itm trgasan iDd6renb Der blu
tiaeH qraris Der Gdlaat. IS tommi
.aber bafdnf an, ptri0Riide Gin6ride iinb
GrlehniiIe nidt borI6nea 3u ptroagemeis
neru. On INF .ger Set Der sadridtsns
fbermistnag III oroBe @urIiht an plaBe,
Ger etmeiHfdme Wtg lit bic gerintsrs
fnttnag an bic oorssiebte SOmmanbos
Bh0ree.
SHE fran3OIIde artilerie arurbe IN
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@ug @aIab nirb aemeIbet. Mie 81!

- @u8 @atab pirb gemelOet: gBie bier
betannt ipirb, baben bic HuHen in 8us
mdnien oiele tauItnb 8etttiher beltelt.
SIS %perlautet, OuB bic RuFen bicIe 9etts
tiider 3i BEN 3psd benDtbigen, bamit bic
ruIffden Sotbatsn auf benz idneebeOsds
ten 8obsn burd 8sbeden nit bieIsn 9is
herr BON Beinbe unbemertt bleiben. Die
RuFen baben biefsn Sniff i'm rufiiIds
inpanifden arise bon ben Sapanern ees
lernt unb nollen ibn nun BEL 0ieIem 5eIbs
aug 5ur anipsabuHs bringen.
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inttreTant pie dnitrengeaO. Bon Der bors
beriteu gampIlinit big gan5 finten 8pn
Prince bertommauoo uno CUR 8ioifiou
rlfen bic @tlprdhe bin unb 6er, ptdtige
9eieblt. qebeime 8efe6le idgen iid nit
Acknowledgements Der Snfahitrie, bic
unIer @rtilerieffuer auf bic ni6ti9iten
ppmttt Ieiten. 6ano in Scnb arbeiten
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-03

Soun6Io ii6ernimmt ods aommanbo!"
s5eloartillerie iofort S4neafeuer auf
606e ...! 2uf Gtrdbe - auf bas
bpngalpppircnbe QrtiElerie!" 8nei nj
niten ipdter III bic 6trnBe in Putber=
bampf eingenidelt, aber INNER meter ras
fen Die gei6oFe in bidtqe6altt PFerbes
uuo MlenI9enbaufen. gfsrbe raien tn
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Man siidtete i'm Mittelalter gferSe
fdneriten SdIages, bic bis gu 200 aiIos
sramm gu tragsn permo9ten.
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Bas 1T 0os9 Die iungen 2ritgcr beben
uno erbleideu, aber Elm tur3er, bieIiagens
Der Sid Der aIteH arieger, unb bic iuns
gen arieger, bic cine ridtige S6Ia6t nod
ni9t mitgsmddt buben, nerben ipisber
rltbig unb arbeiieu neiter. Gs 1T ia au1
nur cine feline Stint6umbe bon "a @entis
meterr, Bic tier in u~nlerer gdfe einges
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-19
MUST WAIT OVER YEAR
TO GET ON ACTIVE LIST
Retired Army Officers Who Seek re-
instntcncnt VIII Have to Tnke
Examinations.

WASHINGTON. April 1S.-It is not
probable that any OF the retired army
officers who have filed application for
restoration to tho active list under tho
recent act OF Congress will be ordered
Up Tor examination before n year from
next July, as the department will not
bo ready much before that time, and II
Is doubtful whether the candidates Will
be ready before then 10 be examined.
Then, there is much work to he done
to formulate tho regulations for the
examination and to decide upon the
terms under which officers can be re-
stored to the active list.
II is understood that the Secretary
OF War does not think that an officer
should DO eligible for examination who
would not be on the active list at least
four years after he has been restored
He will In all probability disapprovc
applications from others. 1t is under
stood that majors. lieutenant colonies
and coloncls will be required to take
the professional examination provided
for the promotion of captains on the
hctive list TO the grade of major. in
stead of providing for IL new scheme
or examination for officers from the
grade OF major upward. II is claimed
that this would be just to the retired
oHicerS who are seeking to get back
on the active list.
one Of tho most serious features Of
tho physical examination Will be the
test ride. Retired officers who arc
candidates under the new law will be
required to take the same ride as that
taken by field officers on the active
iist. ana IL Is argued that they should
nave Tune to get into condition for the
test Most OF them viii be kept rather
Dusy preparing for the examination,
even II 1t is postponed until next year.
OHccrS on the active list have found
mat after the? have been on duty at q
desk for six months or a year II takes
them considerable time TO get in CON
dition for the test rides unless they
are able to keep horse and take fire.
puent rides.
There are a great man. retired Of
hcers who have not had opportunities
TO ride. and it is argued that they
should have time to put themselves in
condition for the test. But even if
mat were not true It is doubtful
whether the War Department will have
funds TO conduct the examinations un-
III the next fiscal year and there Is
no money available for mileage
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-19
Mrs. John brown Kimberly.

HAMPTON. VA. April 1s.-Mrs. John
Brown Kimberly, one OF the best known
civilian residents Of old Point died this
afternoon at o'clock in her apart-
Ecnt at tho Sherwood Inn, of which her
husband Is the owner. Mrs Kimberly
had been i'll several days with com
piication OF diseases, due to n severe
attack OF pleurisy, which she contracted
two months ago. She was nfty-two
years old and was the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. William +. Allen, of Norfolk
VINO, with her husband. five children,
two brothers and two sisters, survive
her. The children are Lieutenant Allen
kimberly. OF Fort Hancock, " y: Mrs
Brabson, wife OF Lieutenant Brabson
Philippine Islands; Misses Bessie kim
berry. Margaret Kimberly, Jack KIM
berly and Miss Helen Kimberly Tho
brothers and sisters are James T.. Allen
Of Norfolk; Joseph Allen, OF philadcl-
nhia; Mrs. Nellie Higgins, OF Norfolk,
and Mrs. Mary Jones. of Philadelphia
Mrs. Kimberly for twenty years had been
active in church work in Hampton and
at Old Point Her husband for years
was the postmaster at Old Point, and is
owner of the largest general store a..
we'll as the Sherwood Inn on the gov
eminent reservation. She had n wide
family connection in Virginia and
Maryland. The funeral will be held
from st. Johns Episcopal Church here
OIL Tuesday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-19
THOUSANDS TURNED AWAY
FROM SUNDAYS MEETINGS
More Than 10000 Persons IIea
Evangelist During Three Sum
day Sermons.
MORE THAN LOO HIT TRAIL
Days Collections Bring Grand Total
to Date Above $15,OOO-Preucher,
Coilarless and In Shirt Sleeves,
Hammers Arguments Home.
Especial to Tho Ti,ncs-D,sn,t.b1

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch1
PATTERSON. N j.. April 1S.-More
than 10000 persons heard Billy Sunday
preach at his three meetings to-day.
Five thousand were turned away from
tho special meeting for men in tho AZ
ternoon, the big tabernacle being filled
to capacity an hour before tho time set
for the opening. 1t was packed again
at night. Seven hundred and thirty
three men marched up the "sawdust
trail' In the afternoon and pledged
themselves to live Christian lives. The
number OF trail-hitters was swelled bv
400 at the night meeting, making tho
total for the day l.l33
The days collections broke the rec
ora Tor the Paterson campaign, amount
Ing TO more than $4,000. and bringing
the grand total to date above $4,000.
The mems meeting was the banner
meeting OF the revival. The subject or
sundays discourse was when Chickens
Come Home to Roost" Fully 10000
men managed to get within sound Of his
voice. the overflow standing out OF
sight under the choir platform or hll-
ing the aisles.
The sun beat down upon the low
wooden side OF the barnlike structure.
ana the atmosphere was sitting. But
tho vast crowd. silk-hatted and plain
capped. rubbing elbows, remained until
the last word was spoken.
They took off their coats and sat in
their shirtslceves on the hard benches
or IN the sawdust, while Sunday, COL
larless. his shirt sleeves rolled up, and
his shirt wringing wet with perspira-
ton. hammered home his arguments in
favor of decent living.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-19
FOREIGN CAPITALISTS
SUPPORTING VENiZELOS
He VIII Attempt TO Rnise "Sacred
Legion OF 10000 Men To Fight
for Greece In Asia Minor.

Especial Gable to The Times Dispatch
PARIS. April lS.--Within three
weeks. 1t is learned here, the foremost
statesman of Greece, Eiuthere venize-
los, will sail for New York for the pur-
pose OF raising Sacred Legion" to
fight for Greece in Asia Minor.
Forced from office by "A quarrel with
King Constantine, NJ. NcniZelos Is un-
able. at the present moment. to bring
about official Intervention by Greece
against Turkey. He does not intend to
retire from active life. however, as
first stated.
His Sacred Legion" will number So
900 men. drawn from tho refugees from
Asia Minor. as we'll as the Greeks in the
United States.
Using Cyprus and Egypt as bases.
the corps. 1t Is planned. Will operate
against Smyrna and Broussc (Salon-
ikD. Reports add that Greek, English
and French capitalists are support
ing Venizclos
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-19
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