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Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1916-11-03
WHY MIR. HUGHES?

The following address was deliy-
cred at a meeting of the Woodrow
Wilson Independent League of Ev-
erett, September IS. 1916, by DR.. NJ.
A. Matthews, pastor of the First
Presbyterian church of Seattle:
The presidential campaign is now
upon us. The old-time, boodle-loy-
ing, convention-day, boss-regime, re-
publican politicians are anxious to
again come into power. OF course,
they are seeking the most respectable
road and the most complimentary
conditions upon which to return
They would like to re-estab lish the
bitter, partisan, political spirit, which
which once existed. They will not
be able to accomplish their purpose
The people of the United States are
more interested in the scientific
business side of government than
they are in the partisan, boodle-fos-
tering, partisan, spirit. OF course,
intense, bitter, blind partisans Ia
both parties refuse to listen to argu-
ments. They are controlled by pre-
iudice. The Independent. intellectu-
al voter, who is interested in scien-
tific businesslike representative gov
eminent is perfectly willing to listen
and weigh with care the logic of any
argument. He is asking himself the
question. why change presidents?
Why Mr.. Hughes instead of Mr.. Will
SOM"
The question, why Mr.. Hughes?"
is very fcrceful and far-reaching
question, The intsnse partisan ma
ehine-republican answers the ques-
ton without the slightest reference
to the merits of the case. and says
because he is a republican That
does not answer the question. Let
us look at the facts:
First; Both Mr. Hughes and Mr..
Wilson are educated, polished, re-
fined, consecrated Christian gentle
men. They have unimpeachable
characters. There isn't flaw in
their personal characters. No one
could, with justice or the slightest
semblance of truth. assail their char
acters. No one but a character as
sassin, liar or thief could even manu-
faeture the slightest thing against
either gentleman. Mr.. Wilson, an
unimpeachable Christian gentleman.
is in the White House There isn't
anything to be gained by the change.
Then, why Mr.. Hughes?
Second: They are both students.
scholars and statesmen. Mr.. Wilson
Is in the White House. He has pro.
ven that he is a progressive, con-
struetiye statesman, a scholar and a
far-sighted, Deople-loving statesman
He has given unmistakable demon.
STATIONS of his ability and his worth
Why change? There isn't ANYTHING
to be gained in intellectual capacity
Judgment, will, stability, force OF
character. Then why hr. Hughes?
Third; Why sacrifice results and
= constructive force in the produc
non OF facts md laws for a promis,
70 90 equally as well7 Mr.. Wilson
mas accomplished stupendous thing
OF lncaleulable value to this nation
AR. Hughes can only hope to d,
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

In the Superior Court of the State q,
Washington, in and for the
County of Whitman.
In the Matter of the Estate of VIII.
lam I. Clark, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the
undersigned. as the Administrator OF
the Estate of William I. Clark, de.
ceased, to the creditors of and all
persons having claims against said
deceased, 70 present them with the
necessary vouchers to the said Ad-
ministrator within one year after the
date of the first publication of this
notice. to-wit: within one year after
the 3rd day of November, 1916, at
the law office of D. G. Dow, in the
City of Pullman, Whitman County,
State of Washington, the same being
the place for the transaction Of the
business Of said estate; and II net
presented within said time all claims
not so presented will be forever
barred.
Dated November 1st, 1916.
WILLIAM T. CLARK,
AS Administrator of the Estate OF
William I. Clark, Deceased.
ID. c.. Dow, Attorney for the Es-
tate, Pullman, Washington.
Nov3Dec1
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1916-11-03

A Trip Around the World Novem-
Der 10-Visit Germany, Ireland,
Dixie and the White House in times
of peace. The trip 25 cents.
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All kinds of figs, both imported
and domestic. in glass and in Duik-
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manly, patriotic or Christian to have
sent the army of this powerful ma
ton into the camp of helpless, pen
niless, down-trodden Mexicans and
have murdered them at the dicta-
ton of INSCRIPTIONS interests, in
order that their land might be ex-
plotted and their impoverished citi-
zens kept in perpetual slavery?
Mexico has suffered for the last 400
years untold injustices at the hands
of the most damnable conspirators
that ever infested land.
Mr.. Wilson understands history.
He has protected Mexico, has kept
our boys from staining their hands
with the blood of such unfortunate
subjects. We are at peace with
Mexico. We will feed her and guar
antee to her liberty, life and happi-
ness. Could Mr.. Hughes have done
more? Would Mr.. Hughes have done
less? Then, why Mr.. Hughes?
Every mother in this nation
should praise Mr.. Wilson and the
present administration for the enact
ment Of the child labor law, emanci-
pating several million children.
Would Mr.. Hughes have prevented
such legislation? Would he have
caused to be enacted better legisla-
ton on the subject?
Gratitude demands that every
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5n einem aIsemeinen slnsitanb 1T
es iuweit nod nidt sefpmmen.

Ter Streif Der Mai9inenbaner bat
lid, az einem @eneralitretf nod nid)t
ausgepa9ien uuo 10 fam audi BON
einein 2abrnIegen oes SSlioilltrie5tpei'
aes nod feine 9fe6e iein. Der General
ousitanS ipar fir 9eitern proflamirt
iroroen ,aber IN @irtli6feit iino ne.
niger 2eute Sem @ebot Der nnion
oefoIat ais i'm 9e5enrber b. s.. Sn 70
GfaItinenfabrifen in itnierer Staot
ililh Der llngeeenb batten it'd 9eltern
Rprgen 1860 2eute 5irr arbeit ge.
mcIoet unb MIR 1852 iuoren abIucs
icno. Sie lestere Sabl entipribt abcr
nidA nutbperbiger Beiie Der Sc.
nauen 3abl Der Streifer, oenn Weon.
taps lit bas 9erional in ben Sabrifen
nie poGitanbio. 81. 8. gorlep, Der Or.
eaniidtor Der Mtuidiniiten unton.
gibt Die GAIL Der 9lusitanoiiden auf
runo 2O0O an. Seine Der grOben Wia.
i6inenfabrifen bot tie Soroerung allf
a1titiinSige glrbeits5eit betpiaigt.
8obl aber lit bos in eintgen Heineren
Yeirieben geiheben, Die aber auoere
@rtifeI beritelIen unb llur Denige
0toi1iniiten beitdftigen. Die beoeli.
tenoIte bieier Sabrifen lit bic Der
Sans & 9eiit electric Co.. Die 30
Maifinenbauer beidaftiet.
9lbaeieben bon ben Wdaihinenball'
ern baben 81 2erte, Die in elmer So.
lnen1arherobe- -Sabrif, 412 Glm Str,
orbeiten, bic 9lrbeit eineeitelt. Sonlt
1T Der sefiirfdete 1. Wtai ipurlos an
nns poriibergegangen.
SSn ben Stdbten on Der 8erhifper
Seite iinS et1pa 140 2eute i'm Ans-
itauo.
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QDfQl 8ertdt,
Gtamturtiih ,9aterIanb".

Ste Serrenrun6 GGmen, peIte it9
1nter bem Tunlen Stanrntii6 80.
terIanb" orgnniiirten uno felt ben
geitebeu Der 8eretarigtng idon man.
den biibi6eat geitrug in Die &oiie
6es SiIfsfonOs ilieben IieBen, famen
eeitern &beno in ibrem& &auptquartier
an Der 3tpdften lmo @aInut StrcBe
! gu ibrer monatIiben Gtsung 5uianl>
men. Die !Sauptbeipre6ungen brebs
ten iib INN bog !1iIfasperf uno Die
+9Irt unb @eiie tpie basieibe am geiteil
geforbert ueroen foune. @dbreno Der
@erfaHlmIrnlg ipurbe alnb bei6Iofien,
DorIGufig 100 Gtntrittsfarten fir oas
Bolfsfeit i'm 300 Su iibe,nbmen NIB
auBeroem erboten iif einige Der ar.
1peien6en 9anlerL mn na6iten Don.
nerstag tn Der Sisuurg bes Oanlen.
nusifariies boryuipre9e,L Inn bort
arrangements fiir bic le6erndbme
stpeier SpetietIfe gu treffen linb ba-
fir 5u iorgeu, baB -0eren. ginnabnien
rift binter oenen a1berer 8ereini-
,gungen suriifiteben. Ger &eit bes
Elbenbs tmtrbe unsesnuHgener Inter.
fbaItinl1 geipiomet nn6 Dor Dent 9lps.
einanbergeben tpatr6 bic iibIfbe
Jfrieestoa efte. porealonuaen, 6ie mie
3usnter siuens5ibi4sH Srres4srsah.
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In Der SfmatJruut.
a.-u. I. artegspreffe'
quartier.

Ser i9tpei;erii9e SNfanteriez9 9dupts
mann Seeen. Der in ben leBten Sasen
an Der Sttpafront peilte, beri9tet:
Das UiGr9en bonn ruIiii4en Sc
ftungsbreied Subno-2utt- t-Rpipno
1T slei9 Su 8esinn Der entideiberben
4Gmpfe in Wolbpnien tpiberIegt ipor<
ben. Sotpeit Dubno in 9etra9t
tommt, babe i6 bel einem 8eiu9 Der
5ront in bieIem Raume auber Der
3itabele Don Dubnp ouf bem Wejts
ufer Der Stpa nur Elm ein5ises itars
tes Sperrfort NIT eiHem oorselugerten
f9nd9eren GrbDert entbeden t0nnen.
Sieies bur9 Sprensunsen aerft0rte,
tbeilDeiIe aber INNER nod gut fir lns
tertunftsspede benuBbare Gperrfort
Isiitet aIs sbeilffiid Der 0iterreidii9@
uHgarii den Gront CUTE Sienite, ebens
70 als grbDert, obne bab bieiem Ibs
f9nitt irsenbpelde srDbere 9ebeutuns
sutdme aIs ben aus reinen SeIbtpsrtsn
betebenben Ra9barabf9nitten. Ser
Bette S9us fir beibe @esner iinb bic
periumpfte Stpa. gDobl itSren bann
unb mann etHise &anonenidiiffs bi.
er5punsene Ru6e. Rufiii6e Sdrap>
nells idsuen ii6 aud nidt, auf eins
5elue iinsebedte muri4irenbe 2eute gu
fabnben. Sn Der 9auptfa6e bef9rdnft
ii1 ober nod auraeit bic SbGtigteit
ouf Elm nsrp0ies 2agenfeuer, aud duf
bic Stabt Oubno ielbit uno auf nG6ts
lihe 8orpoitensepldntel in Sumpfges
bieten. Oabei baben es bic Iuffldrer
biiben unb brii6en iDeniger auf bic eis
sentli6e @eldnbetpntrolIe dls auf bas
gtrbringsn Der nod ba unb bort 5pis
f6en ben Syronten lissenbsn Seu6nu.
fen a6geiebefl. Die In borberIter aie
ME liegenben {. II. I. Sruppen befins
ben ii1 unter bieien 9erbdltniifen 10
tpobl, bdb fis ielbft auf 4bIoiung Ders
5i1ten unb bic errniibsnbsn 1a6tipds
den bem Greraieren biuter ben 8ers
tbetbigungslinien boraie6en. Die Wers
fs alIer 8ertbeibigunsslinien iinb aufs
fOrsfaltigite ausssbaut, beritdrtt unb
mad foIbatifhen geeriffer serabeau
fiiritlid eingeri4tst unb beimif9 ges
ma9t tporben. Die @rdben iinb init
3ieselftsinen sepflaitert unb Uorsiisz
Iih tanqliiirt.
:. Gis Dedansen.-i iiab- bur4nss ben.
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Sic Ns ourfuItnr i'm 9eutideu
6eiae. 4

Dtr arieg bat bic gebeutuna be,
lDtbIanbseri6Iiebung in gang aubtr,
oroentIiher Weiie Dor alIer 2luaen ael
fibrt. Die "a. 9auptp.riammIune
beg Iereins CUR J0rbsrung Der Woor,
fuItur I'M DeutT4en Rei9e mar benz
au@ iiberaus fart beiu6i. On be,
Spite Der Gbrsngdite eridisnen bei
rtbiddftsminiitsr syrbr. b
SdorIemer 2ieier nit einisen aom.
mifdren, Der @oriibenbe Der Central.
WhoorsaommiHioH uIp.
in Der GrDffuungsrebe itsIte grbr
D. Wanssnbeim feii, bab trub man.
der Sdipierisieiten duf Der eineu
Seits Der arieg bod anbererieits aud
na9briidli4 ben 9eipeis geliefert bd'
be. bab bic 3isle bes Dersins in ibrer
Our4fiibruns an ibrem Sbeile mil
ba3u beisetrassn baben, ben bsriibms
ten Iusbungerungstrieg gu iiberiieben,
iuie mir ben miIiiGriIten un5ipeifels
bait iiberiteben psrben. mir iinh
bantbnr, DaB unIsrs 4nresungen in
yrsuBsn uno ben gunbssitaaten auf
Trudtbdren goben seIallen iinb. Wir
ntbmtn bic gslsstnbsit bier germ.
ipabr, idmmtliden Rssisrunsen uns
lsrsn DaHt fiir ibrs unteriiiiBuns
dus5ulpre4sn. aBir foolen absr aud
-
ni4t Dstgehsn, bab Der antrisb. auf
oieism Gsbiste NIT Gifer tpsiter5uars
bsitsn. ben nnisttm erftsn gsrufsse'
nofsH. bsm adiisr. anssssanssn 1T.
Der Fdtlsr bat uns TN Deutiden
NdHoDirtbi tbihdf's.Nathe BAG 3isl Dor
4ussn ssitelt: Die btutf4t aanSs
lpirihl4aft tnni unb mub bas btuti&e
Bolt NIT grot nnb GIeilG psrforsen!
Oieiss 3isl 5u perfolstn, mub aud in
3uiunft unisrt glufsabe isin.
Der 2anbipirtbihuftsminiIter ,srhr.
b. s6Orlsmsr .rhob fi6 fpfort barauf
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NerberbIi1es Grbbeben tn
Gpfta Nica
@iele 9ebGube,eini d lie B :
lid BON & ir DEN unb

tIu u Sl v W " "
g 9ulsn serit6rt.
SanSoie, Gotta Rica, 1. Wtai
Gin bsftisss Grbbebsn fanb bier on
Utontas itatt, tpG6renb bic 9epOIte.
runs Der Suuptitabt bas Maifeit feis
erte. Cine @n5abl @ebduoe, barunter
mebrere Sir9en uHo S6ulen, tpur'
ben aeritDrt. 9ie 9ep0lteruns flii4s
tete ii6 ins Sreie, ba lie befiir9iete,
bab bic sanse Stabt Der 3erit0runs
sepeibt lei.
Deitere brittfde DAM
pier oerfentt.
2onbon, l. Wldi. - Der britts
fde 9ampfer ~9enbOn SaG", bon
1000 Sonnen, unb Der britii9e DAM
pier rgitp Of 2udnop", BON 1863
Sonnen, iinb Derientt porben, tpie am
Wtpntas Don 2lOpbs angetiinoigt
purbe.
Der 0ampfsr nSsnbon Saa" mar
an z. Qpril Don portldnb, Maine,
unb am IL. Ipril DON 2puisburg, Gap
Breton, nah ROTTERDAM abgseanssn.
Die 8eiasuns tpurbe serettet.
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aennabme bon glbsrboui.ub,n feinbli.

gennabme bon abertauienbsn feinblis
der SsIbaten uno bamit bic mDsIids
teit. aud Dieie in Der WooriuItur 5u
beihdfiisen. SoIde gripdrtunsen bas
ben iid in bem srpiinfdisn Wabs
ab.r ni9t erfiiGt. Grfrsuliderpeifs lit
bic bsfiir9teie arkiisloiistsit nidt
einsstreten unb bic Gsfdnsenen babtH
mir msbr in Der Qanbipirtbf6dft Be-
ihdfiis.n miiFsn. Die Gefungensn,
bic i'm Dinter 81 ben Melicrdticnss
arbeitsn suriidssiebrt iinb, perbsn
nun ipisber in Der 2anbniribihaft be.
f6dftist tperbsu miiiIsn. 4ber Der
Mertb Der Uloore I'm Hrisge In stpeis
fsllos srpisIen. Der arisssausitub
fir Griabfutter BAT aug Der osibs Elm
bruudbdres 5uttermitisI hergeiielii.
Die Wihiigisit fir bi. S9neinsmait
unb bic Grndbruns DON Hinbsrn uno
pferbsn liegt aui Der Sanb. sd1 mod.
ie aua an bieIer Stene Sic bitten,
bieIe gsitrebunsen m5sli6ii ;u for
bern. Cine tpeitsrs gsosutung tommt
ben Wloorsn burd 9sninnung Der
3orfitx4 5u. I'm Strob iinb mir ia
febr tuapp. 9rcbe Wsnesn peroen 3u
5utisr, StrobmsbI unb GiipeiBfuitsr.
mittel ssbrauft. Durum baben mir
ale 8tranldfung, fir anbsrs Sirsus
mittsI gu fors.n. Ta tommi in .ritsr
Qink sorf in gsiraft. Wir miiiTen
ba fir isbr erbeblihs Gepinnung Iors
gen. Der arisssminiitsr Bat sugsIasi.
10 pieI ME m6sli6 ariessssfaneene in
bic Iorfitreufabriien 3u iommonbis
rem. Darum bitten mir I'm S5rs trGis
tigs llHt.riiiibuns.
Der Miniiir itimmt Der Weinuna
81. bab au6 mad BEN ariese bic
MoorsuIiur siiris sef5rhsrt nerbsn
miifs. I'm uns unnbbingig 5u MAIDEN
in Habrungss unb Guttermitisln pom
auslanbs. linisre adnbpiribihaft BAT
ia in ben ieBt.n Sabr5,6ntsn Gemdi,
tigss srreidt. glbtr .s III nch oiel sa
tbun. Die WGnnsr Der 9b.oris uno
graris miiiieH peiier 5uiammsnitebsn.
mir uniersrisits rerben aIles tbun,
nm bic bier geItslltsn }orbsrungen 8u
erfiiaen. (geifaa)
1rbr. ,. Mausenbsim ptrIidsri, bas
bic glnrssunaen bss Minifters ndd bss
fer MSsIidisit srfiillt lperber To1.n.
elus BEN BON Or. albss ritaitten
geidGftsberiHt 1T ;u erieben, baB
Iid bsr @sreiu srirsuli9 n.iierents
pidslt bai.
Damn foIsisn bic fnhlifen Der.
banblunssn iibr ben Sanfbau nnS
iibsr Grfabruneen In Ssr Mo0rtuItur.
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iintsr9aItnnas.a s.anssiasn.
Genital College.

Sts Gtntinratt Tsnfai Gpnsss. 23i--2ss Bsl
Court Str, uabs gIum. fsntiA ssisrsash
ans Srttn iibHtt4uii4tr Arbdttu
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geringsr 50be iiber ben I. unb I. Sts!,
luneen, IpGhien an 6anp Der 2uftpbo.
tosrapbie tad ben ruiiii4en 9aitss
risn, benen Der ieltsns gossl aIs mills
fommen,s 3iel battle bienn f6nnen.
Oie Graxnlinien peridipunben In Der
9isfe; 4derlurhen sleid Iaesn re i'm
2anb, 8urde all Gurfe. 5iiben unO
briiben boben iih bic 8srbuue unb
Sinberriiie pom ipeiben S9nee ab,
binter ben 2inien trabbslisn etniss
Meni6en unb gndtsn nit Gsloftederll
na9 Der iilbfrgrausn augel. bic bulb
einun biniibsrtreibenben Winb iid
bur9 cine fanfte 2dnbung ent5og.
fnapp beOor bic eriie rufiifde gattsrie
bic 3ieIsabel anndbernb sefunbsn
battle.
gugen 2enhoff,
5srkssxsi4 i4tssiictssr
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nur nod Sriimm.r prn benz sepeiersn
Wpblitanb aeusen. Sect i4on mans
beln bic 3isssl UNI Gteine in bis
Grdben binaus. 0ersebliH iu9te ein
aapaGeriit, Der mid besleitete, mad
ben Spuren elmer raiitiheu aapoae'
rietai.rns, In Der iein Stab npr iDsni.
gen MDnatsn stbauit bate. Bis auf
bic asIerbSben fpur dlIes tDessetrassH
fporben, na6bem eiriiee Granaten oas
tpeitbin ii9tbars @ebduDe untpobnlid
eemadt batten. Die Solbatsn ipObs
nen nibt msbr in Sduiern. SdisBt
Der Rufs, 70 irifff er iein eisenss
@olf, bas Iit nod ni6t IN bic eroe
gu perfriehen gelernt bat.
Den Ginbrud Der uneinnebmbars
ieit Der StslIungsn Der (. unb I.
Sruppsn in bisiem gfbfhniti peritdrtte
mir elm usb.rbIid iiber bic geIdmtlage
Der Neutrality-suspicious., ben ih an
anberer Gtelle Der 5ront. ober NOD
nit Si6t bis iiber Dubno binaus aus
bem aprb einss syeiTeibaIlons ssrlisBsI
Surfte, na6bem mir Elm Snportommsns
bes @srtrauen aas 2inien unb 9nla-
gen augGnsis ssula4t bate. Wlein
syii9rer, Der mid duf 5er5 unD yiIss
rem priifte, als fsin Glisser. bon ben
ruiiii6sn Stellunsen fommenb, iiber
uns feline areiie Sos unb iid als
Greunb su ertennen CAB, peritdffts
mir bann nod bas GGonite, mas man
ii9 bon einsm 5rOntbefu4 trdumen
bari: cine Greifabrt i'm ausslbalon.
yhi sanbigsm Minb fHipebtsa iDis tn,
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Meeiernnas.g .gIujteuunseu.

meaisrlnessuHfieuunofn often for Yldnrer
nnb crnnen. 1aufsffbt bon GrnennuEesH NM
IN ursIi6t piiis fit uniteuunasn frel
BtaniliH SHftiiuis, Gssf 70. ao1eifsr. a. D.
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Sn Serfanfen-sarmen.

tanb aduftr efnben Gie fur elm
&remplar bee ein5iQen .9anb Rubers linqns
siiIe-, iiber 900 8drri,Bdrenins tn ieter aus-
enbe onae5siai bon Giesniblrern une aaen,
ten bon iebem efnnf 80 eeiien, blibftter
winbanb IN sirei 5drbsn. 25e per Sabr. 4
wlonafe 1oc. qnno gunete Waaa.
stHs. Dest. Q 20. 2raer. 9oipa
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D2ai 9srmin tpurben esfern por
giHter 9arIan inftruiri, cine Inter
in4uns ilbsr ben anssbli&eu 9srfauI
bon Slsii& Don franiem 8ieh ein5u'
Ieiten.
Sarrp Sedrotb ipurbs tpessr
9runtenbeit unb Dibsritanbes geger
bic pOlissisetpaIt perbaftet. Gr Der.
iuhte BEN ibn pertaftenben polisi'
FEN nit elmer 8ierflaI4e einen Shlae
gu periebtn.
Sobn Mnn9 Ron go. 622 Siit
IA. StraBe mslbete Der poli5ei. BAT
ibm ID 9iibner seitoblsn ipurben.
- 5eute 9lbenb perfammslt iif
bic 2inbentpalb @erbsFerunss Ge:
ielIdaft in Der Stotipn Der 6. Geuer'
psbr apnpasnit.
s.. 8. Dpatt tpurbe seiiern Dor
Gdnnie Wputt ipesen srpber 8erna9a
Idfiisuns sefaieben.
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VIEWS OF WILSON NOTE
IN BERLIN ARE CONFUSED
First Comment Based on Short En-
tracts and Complicated by
Lansing's Statement.
BECOMING MORE FAVORABLE
Papers Discover That Presidents
Suggestions Are Not Irreconcil-
able With Gcrmany's Attitude.
Press Widely Divided In Opinion.

BERLIN. December - (via Tucker
ton. y. JD.--Thc Interpretation OF Pres
ident Wilson's suggestions concerning
peace arc somewhat confused by the
fact that yesterdays comment was
based on the short extracts from his
note received here and tho additional
tact that Secretary of state Lansing
also made statement concerning the
situation which the German people are
not sure has not been distorted, says
the Overseas News Agency. This con-
fusion" the news agency adds. us il
lustrated by the fact that the CONNER Mt
published by the VosSische Zeitung yes
terday and to-day differs in import
ant points. Yesterday the newspaper
considered the Presidents note as dip
lomatic intrigue which had hecn
prompted hy desire TO shield Eng
land. and declared that the note ough.
to he received by Germany with the
greatest distruSt. To-day's comment
by the Eossischc Zeitung recognizes
that the Presidents suggestions i'll
their main points arc rcconcilable with
Germany's attitude. II says that the
notc is a complicated document which
is open to various interpretations. and
adds: There is no reason for Germany
Wilson and believe he was inSinccrc
when he suggested to our adversarics
that they make known their peace con
dtous.'
The German press Is divided into
two groups as TO the interpretations OF
tho notc. The Deutscne Tagcs Ieitunc
declares that President Wilson's ir,rn.
tion is 10 rescue the land from an in-
pending catastrophe. The newspaper
points ont that Secretary LansinrS
remarks Ncrc published the same as
the note. and that they were hardly a
Vcilcd threat against Germany.
The TaEelisrhe Ituudschau speaks
"f American pressure The MaCdc-
burG iSchc i.cituug considers the mo;e
- snare which is laid in favor Of the
"m,cnte. Tic IIanhurSer Nachrichtcu
recalls tho experience OF the Vienna
congress. ana SAYS:
"'W hat the failure of the fioilniuniaI
aid has been Crahte to do has now
been undertaken by the United States"