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Evening journal., 1916-10-25
Future King of the Russians
a Regular Boy Who Loves Dog

with his guests, father and son so out
for a motor ride into the country. Joy,
yelping his satisfaction. is now in
cluded. as are frequently two school
boys OF the Grand Dukes own age
and choosing.
At some attractive point along the
road. the car stops and the Emperor
gets out for his daily walk. The boys
and Joy cut their own particular ca
pers Sometimes they play soldiers
and build forts to take or defend. This
is particularly fine fun II they have
come prepared with shovels and stop
near the river bank, where there j..
lots Of fine wet sand. These boys use
regular shovels. not toy ones. but
shoVels with big wide blades and
handles almost as long as themselves
The sand games are especially fine
sport for JOY, who sticks his nose
into the holes which he digs himself
playing he is after rats or moles. lie
snorts away at a great rate, and
seems to like to get his whiske.s
fun Of sand
Once in a while there is still an
other member added to ,hese eXcur-
DerevencO, the big tar. who has been
i'm constant attendance on the boy
since the first This great sailor has
the heart OF a boy and almost wor-
ships the young Prince.
The heir dimes with one Of his tn
tors. either the French or English
one, in order that he NAV have con
slant practice in talking in these
languages. JOY IS admitted TO the
room and sits with his nose, still grit
rty with sand. caressingly ieposing on
his masters knee. The tutors object
to dogs being fed al the table. but now
and then a hand steals under the
board with n mOrsel and a certain
smaclSing. as OF a canine with bad
table-manners, is audible.
Dinner over the lad writes 10 his
mother the Empress. who. Of course
does not live at the Stavka, as the
Russians call their Grand General
; headquarters He tells her everything
; he has done during the day, ending
up with. your loving son, Alexis"
/ Now Il is bedtime. The Emperor
( has finished his dinner. and for the
time being ceases even to be En-
peror He becomes just q very fond
father lie sees his son to bed
smoothing out the COVERINGS Win his
own hands. and kisses him three
times good night On either check and
the lips
The affection between these two is
remarkable. Ordinarily imperial par
ents see little Of their children. on
trusting their care to others. The
Russian Emperor and his heir are, to
the contrary. i'm separable. They are
chums He stands beside his father
and initiates his every move. Dress
ed in the uniform OF a colonel. OF the
Russian army USUALLY Of Cossack
regimetn. the lad reviews a division
with an the grace of his Imperial
sire
Evening journal., 1916-10-25
WOULD YOU KNOW YOUR TRUE
LOVES NAME?

~-~ az apnlc ~ound and round.
whirl the peeiing three times above
your head. then throw it behind you,
repeating:
by this magic pairing | wish to
discover
The first letter of the name OF
my true lover
Then turn and behold the twisted
initial, monogram or name OF the one
you love best.
Or suspend a wedding ring by a
silken thread in deep wine glass and
repeat the letters of the alphabet slow
~. When. the ring strikes the goblet
you have spoken the initial OF your
loves first name.
WILL YOUR MATE BE FAT OR
THIN!
Go blindfolded up to a table where
all the vegetables of the season are
piled and take your pick If you draw
celery. your future husband or wife
will be tall and thin. II you seize a
cabbage-yOu will have no difficulty
in coming 70 the correct conclusion.
At this same table YOU may find out
your future husbands or wife's occu-
patton.
If you select a beet look out for q
tradesman or a business girl. a tur-
nip signifies a stranger, man or wo'
man. A carrot means a count or a
chorus lady. Spinach indicates an
artist Of either sex. A potato means
a person in one Of the professions. A
tomato means chef or a good cook. A
cucumber tells OF a travelling man OF
a book agent And nut means--just
"a nut" man or maid
Evening journal., 1916-10-25
CAME NO. 6 pEcREE WORK.

Camp No. 6. r o. s. Of A.. will
confer degrees tonight upon another
class Of candidates. This makes the
second class TO be initiated this fall.
The degree team of Camp $50. Marcus
Hook, is coming down to confer the
degrees upon the candidates. Camp
has appointed a live boosting com.
mittee A movement is on foot 10
make Camp the biggest and best
camp in this end of the State and ar.
rangements are made to have an
o-~r class OF candidates for next
month.
Evening journal., 1916-10-25

ped in soapy water means widow or
widOwer is coming; but If the finger
touches the empty dish. single bless
ednoss will follow.
Make a similar test with three bowls
containing water wine and vinegar,
denoting a peaceful life, riches and
adventure or poverty
Or bury a wedding ring in a bowl
of flour and let the guests dip 1t up
by spoonfuls. The one who gets the
ring will marry before the next year
Evening journal., 1916-10-25

Notice is hereby given that the
poultry supper given by Wawa
Tribe. No. As Improved o. r. NJ. an
Thursday evening, November ?. 1916,
will be postponed until November %,
1916. on account Of sickness in that
neighborhood. and at which time the
Ford five-passenger automobile will
be CHANGED off.-Adv
Evening journal., 1916-10-25
FIVE MINUTES! NO INDIGESTION.
No Gas OR ANY STOMACH MISERY
Don't Suffer- Here's the Quickest Surest Relief Known for
Dyspepsia Sourness Heartburn an Upset i'll

Wonder what upset your stomach
which portion of the food did the dam
age-do you? Well, don't bother. II
your stomach is in revolt; if sour,
gassy and upset, and what you just ate
has fermented into stubborn Jumps;
your head dizzy and aches; belch gases
and acids and eructate undigested food;
breath foul, tongue coated-iust take a
little Diapepsin and in five minutes you
will wonder what -ecame Of the indiges-
ton and distress.
Millions Of men and women today
know that it is needless to have bad
Evening journal., 1916-10-25
DIR. SHAW HERE NEXT MONTH.

Dhs SHAW HIND MA NV -
Members OF the Delaware Equal
Suffrage Association will hold their
twentieth annual convention on either
November 10 or November II. The
date cannot be set until definite word
is heard from DR.. Anna Howard
Shaw. who will be the principal
speaker. The convention will be an
all-day AFFAIR with business sessions
in the morning and afternoon. Where
the sessions will be held is not an
nounced, but probably they will be
held in the Hotel DUPONT. DR.. Shaw
will address the evening session.
which will be held in the auditorium
of the Wilmington High School.
Evening journal., 1916-10-25
WILL YOUR MARRIED LIFE BE
HAPPY?

This is for an engaged pair They
place two chestnuts side by side on
bed OF Goals. or a hot shovel. If one
Kisses and steams, it indicates. fret
full temper; if both behave in this
manner. it augurs strife; if one or
both pop away. it means separation.
but IL they burn to ashes side by side,
fortune says. And they lived happily
ever afterward."
Evening journal., 1916-10-25


Following is the second OF a
series OF five articles by Simms,
giving a close up Of Russian roy
alty and the way Of life and work
at Imperial Army headquarters.
This series concludes Mr.. Simms
special assignment to Russia. and
he has nov returned to France.
Editor.
Evening journal., 1916-10-25

stomach, a little Uiapepsin occasionally
keeps the stomach regulated and they
eat their favorite foods without fear.
If your stomach doesn't take care Of
your liberal limit without rebellion; if
your food is a damage instead of a help,
remember the quickest surest. most
harmless relief is Pape's Diapepsin,
which costs only fifty cents for a large
case at drug stores. It's truly wonder
ful-it digests food and sets things
straight so gently and easily that it is
astonishing. Please don't 60 on and on
with weak, disordered stomach; it's so
unnecessary.
Evening journal., 1916-10-25
WILL you MARRY
WITHIN THE
YEAR,

Take three sau-
GERS. In the first
put clear. water. in
the second soapy
water, and leave
the third empty.
Lead a blindfolded
maid or man to
make the test A
forefnger dipped in
the clear water
shows that a young
and handsome bride
or room Is on the
way; a finger dip
Evening journal., 1916-10-25
ssE z zs{ysl

That ghosts walk and supernatural
powers rule on Hallowe en- is the
Evening journal., 1916-10-25

used TO excuse all
the mad gayety Of
the modern cele-
bration. All love
tests are sure TO
prove true. they
say. If tried Tues
day. October 81, be-
fore midnight.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-12

gen Stspben 9eratbOlb DON 5as
3slpoob Elm uHo beantragte gu
sl.i6sr 3sit. oaB cine bon
bem gsrtlagten pOrsenommene Gigens
tbumsiibertraguHg an feline Satin an
nulirt perbe.
3. Worris Wrnp tlagte cine &oms
mifionsforberuns ii6er S6290.27 ee'
gen bic Queen Gitb Motpr Oeliperg
GompauD ein. er bebduptet, oab Ct
ourh feline 9emiihuugeu Der 9ertlags
Ten ben apntrutt fir bic 8efDrbsruns
pun poftiaten in bieiissr Stabt fir
bic nGtiisn az Mouuts erIunst babe.
Der aontrattpreis lauteie uuf $40,s
1898 per Sabr ooer S142, 1893
iiir bic gause Sauer bes aontratts.
Sm 9unbesgsriht pltroe geitern Elm
3panasbauterottusrfabre gegeu Die
6aroarb Clothing Co., tpeI6s Detail
gei5Gfte in Sapton unb Spriusfielo
3. betreibt, eineelsitet. Inter ben be-
beutenbersn 9lGubisern hefinoen iih
bic $. q. Seinfbsimer &c., Giur. nit
S29, 1862. Sbimansti unb Cons,
aouiapill., ap. nit 81 900, ufp.
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9ebtsres lit ia Der 3tped Der Sisblanb
i5ilm 60. Die SOrporatiou 1T oors
nebmIih Elm @tncinudtier unternebs
men nit etnem 9tttieutdpital ppn 81
Ntilionen Dollars uno Oerautportz
lide UtGnner Iteben an Der Spise. Die
@eIeIlI6aft bate bas gortuufsa
reft auf 9Gnbereier bel Sort Sbomds,
iteIlte bic lInterbonbluugeu na6 bieier
Ridtuna aber ein, iubaIo es alien
@rnItes bisB, oaB bic 9ructiOu 60.
ben 3oOlOgiI4en 9arten pertdafeit
polle.
Mie oeIdst, mill bic SisbIanO 5ilm
Corporation fir oos ettpd 80 acres
orobe 3oogelGnbe rebIt Der edu8en
5bisriummIung unb ben porbanbt
men GjebGuoen 100000 be5ableu. sic
mil oanr nod beoeutenoe anpitdIieu
CUR Gntpideluna bes llnternebmeus
unisqen. Dds ldnb16uitli6e Reiae
betriift, t0nnts bic Film Corporation
tuum einen onoeren Ort finoen, Der
fir ibre 3pede 70 treffIirbe eseisnet
1T, Rte uHitr 800.
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6isblanb ssilmt So.
Sic m6dte Sen 3OOlOsiiden 8arten
faufeR unS mill 100000 oafiir
besablen.

Giir ben 3ool0gii6en @arten bat
fi5 III Der SigbIanb slim Corporation
elm SGufer ssfunben. Gin &nsebot 1T
Der 500 &ommiiiion seitern gema9t
tporosn uno penn bic Traction So.
unb bic 500 9arbens 9lFociation, bic
ieBigen geiiBer, NIT Der Don Der Sigh
Lamb Jilm So. semadten Sfferte eirs
peritanben iinb, bann gebt Der 600
nit alien, rpas Srinnsn treu6t unD
fIeudt, in ben geiib berielben iiber.
Der &auffdiaine io[ $400, 900 fsin.
Die giirger aommiiIiou, tpelde
Wittel unb Wees finben iolI, ipie Der
3opIpgtibe @artsn als ipl6sr Der
Gtoot erbalten blsiben lam, mar ees
fern i'm 9uitneb Men's Club in
SiBung, als ibr bic Sfferte fhrtftIid,
bon oem prGiibenteu Der 6i'blano
Corp. Games Z. Turb unterSeihnet,
unterbrettet tpurbe. 9os eeIbab
bur4 Ssrrn 8. 6. Sub6sl, Der ais
geppqmd6tister Der &orporatton bic
llnterbanbIuugen leitsn tpirb.
Wie 9err auguit Serrmann, Der
grdfbent Der 9ommiiTiou, bsmsrtte,
iuiirbe bic Sfferte singsbenb in @rs
tpGsung ee3osen percen, ste iie gu eli
mem gntfbeio tpmmt. 5ractipn So.
ioipo6l ipie bic proipetttpe 9duferin
baben srtlGrt, bub iis elmer Gmpfebs
lung irsenb ipelasr 9trt Don Seiten
bss 9Irser Sommittees entsegens
ieben Plus gleubsruneen bes Serrn
5errmaun 1T gu iaIisBsn. bub bic
apmmiTion einem @ertauf unIeres
SdmerSenstinbes an bic Jilm 60.
besiinitist. Die 6auptbeSineune, bdB
Der 3opIosifhe 9orten aIs FOLDER Der
Stabt erbalten bleibe, iii BON Der
5ilm SO. in tbrem ihriftlihen glners
bieten eeip1brt tporoen. 0ieIelbe min
ben 3pp ais Iolhen ipetter betreiben
uno 5ebn glcres unsntipideltes 9ono,
bic i'm Rorber anitoben, oasu fnufen
uno ouf bieiem GIelGnbe cine rWlopie
Gitp" srrihten, ulio @eIeeenbeiten 5ur
glufnubme bon 6iImbramen f4offsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-12

Gas itc6enbe 4omntittee beridtete,
6ab es iid 6urb Die Grpablung Der
foIgenSeu geanten organiiirt babe:
Rrdiioent, 8. 8urbrinf; @isepraii.
bent s. 9rinfmann, ilno Setretdr,
j. WueIIer. Gie bisberieen Eooten.
GRADER pl,roen inter ben alten Be
biuaunqen fpieber mir oas laiifenoc
,S1br perpfIibtet, ndnlIi6 aitf Dem
ct. Soiepbs @ottesader 6. Soerger,
nit cinen Dtonatsgebalt DON $3.50;
ct. SSobannes 8ottesader, 8. Soer.
ger $150 unb ct. Warisu 9ptissatsr,
sSohn Suetten $500.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-12

Rene Ginibanssitatiou fir bic
yNebsa,

Gsssn alle grpartung iperben bi.
.Rsbs' in bisism G1ibiabr nidt il;
2tlsyanbria, Co.. trainirsn. praEbsni
Nuguft 9srrmann tpurbe stitern BON
Tom Barns, Gisentbiimer bss Bent
lsp 6otels in Mlsranbria unb eIeid.
,sitig Weripaltsr bes bortigsn Bali
parties per Drabt bena&rihtiat. bab
bic Mn1aetn rtIp. Der Gpitlplab iim.
aesrobtn tuorbeu iinb unb 5ur BE-
iiubune Der -Rebs- i'm MGro ni6i
interchangeable ipsrbsn iSnneu. Ssrr
6srrmann fsbts ii@ iofort mitS6rspss
port. Ga. unb Cote Charles. Ga. in
1erbinbuns. ipel&e ale por3iisIi&e
tfiniibunssitaiicnsn Don Germ 9ars
Hss Dorgd@Iassn iporbsn iuarsn. Die.
Je unsriuartsts Menbsruns In BEN
prcsromn IN cine srobs GnitGus
f9uns fit SiuptIina H<rSos unb bic
aittn GpisIsr bss RIubs, BE Spisls
plat. Gahbof uno Ginpobusr bon
9tlszunbFia pdbreub bss bsbsn lebtsn
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0ebnrten.

sSobn unS Sillie Sanbs, 179s
Iari( Str. anabe.
elmer unb Sba 9amiher, 1926
@cilrru slpe., annbe.
Mobert nro auglita Jrib, 1888
BopInr Str., Ribden.
0iaprnon6 iino Gillian wtegee,
3712 2iiton sIpe.. anobe,
Suicpb mnb wsnio waiIer, 215
es6dbo Ctr, anabe.
sSranf uno gIiiabetb gtii9, $50
Oopion Str., anabe.
9barleS urib alma 2angermait,
330 srniorp gpe.. a1iabe.
Jreb imb China 9oHbaiis, 1910
Solies Ctr, Maoden.
2arI nnb grua alibuer, Wan6iion.
rifle. 4labe.
Corn ilnb slb6ie aoppenboeicr,
1897 Earioip Qlpe.. Msabhen.
Sal;n iuib 1bcreic 4attros, 9l7
Gnrr Ctr. Msdod,cn.
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'giniibunsstoursn riebseiponnsn bat.
ten unb iid bort btimiI4 fiibfteu.
Bs5iglid bss gsrii4its iibsr Be,
Dorftebenbe 4ufl5funs Der Ratios
nal aommiffton srtldrts
prdfibsnt Musuit 9errmonn, bersn
DOrfber, seterH, buB basfelbe a 5 + o.
Iut untp abr fei. Die aommiHion
bat In LETTER Wohe ihre Sabrespsr.
fammluns abgebalten unb iih burd
geamtsnipabf fiir 1915 oraaniiirt.
sic ipirb nah ipie Dor bas Sbergss
ridt bes Orsaniiirten 8alebalfpiels
perblsiben.
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iei rno ii4 atf besablt baber tDiirbe.
ipsnH bic Srau infOlss ibres idb3oruiz
gen, iireitiiittig.n Gbarattsrs ui4t
MIR bic air6r, iorloeru ali6 Die
2lnseitellten, bic iie fait isoeH Gag
iuedieln mubts, pertrieben bate. gul
10. Sanuar 1915 babe iie ii6 in IL
rem SGtSorn 10 nett binreiben lufsn,
oaB iie iaii aIles i'm @eid,iit ger
iriimmerts, aiitsn uno aaiten mi!
Daaren auf ben Ycben mari uno iit
bsrart sebdrbst,, baB er bic 9iIfe Der
ppiissi in aripru9 nebmen mubte,
um lie 5u bsI3tpidtisen. I'm biz
9srilaste gu usr9inbern setuiifes GeIb
bas i'm Seftdit einsesansen lit uuo
auf ibreu Ramsn BEL Der sltlas Rat.
gant pepOnirt isin ion. gu 5ieben,
lpurbe benz SlIger elm porldufigsr
GinbaItsbefsbl bspilist.
ga dIabs g a den.
GearIss 6. R.bger III Ratlab,
perpaIt.r bon G.orse Mebssr, perios
nalien $500, 6runbeigentbum $500
Der psrI0nliae RatlaB Der Sophie
!Sarms bstrGst s6s5O.47. berisuigs
bes syr.berid aOeifsr $691.7s; osriss
nige BEG gerndrb Rsper $3215; Der.
ienise Der Mcrp 9ietoria 8ants 5als
feab $671.S9; osrieuise bes Sames
q. McGuen $3.50.
9eri 6iebenes.
Die glttipa Sss faIlitsn aunbsn.
ibneibsrs Sarrp 8ins6erg iinb aui
$517 abseftdbt luorbsn.
ausuit 5aiie. Ra9labberpulter
bes Susb 3. Rpan, bat cine alase
iiber $4,000 gsqsn bic 9. Ii. 8. g.
90. R. R. 60. onSeitrenet. Gr fiibri
an. bab Rpan, Der dls Dsi9sniteasr
BEL Der GdeIlitaft beTfGftist mar.
am Is. SUM- 1914 ppn elmer 2otomps
tipe sstruffeu uno osrdrt psrleBt ipurs
be, cab er am 23. qluauit 1914 ben
Verlebungen erle1eu ttt.
$. u. Geinsbsimer Il. 60. baben
cine 1orbsrung iiber $3.50 sesen r.
Worbon Gareip singetlagt unb Elm
@utbaben besielbsn BEL Der 8. unb 8.
National gont beihlagnabmen laHsn.
2enn RtITon plaibirte beg Woros
|periu6s ihnlbia unb tpurbe auf uns
beitimmts 3sit Dem 3uftbauis iibsrs
iuieIsn. - Der 6arbise Grapes Wal.
Ter, Der iih beg sraaens perborsenst
Wnifen Tdnlbis bstannie, tpurbe mad
Der StaatsbeFerunssonital geihidt.
ip1hrenb 2afapstte CITES, zines 1bnli.
den Wersehens lusgsn unisr elmer iuss
penbirten @elbitrafs bon 500 rne
Rpftsn entlaHsn tpurbe.
Auf 8etreibsn BON Sotn 2asec, Der
nit fsinem Tbeilbaber Tom SpbnTon
in Differenssn s,rotben III, purbe
eugene glbler ais Receiper fiir bas
.EennsHst Rsiiaurdnt", 43s Weit s.
StrdBe srnannt.
Z Tis 6eraneouri 9reipine 60. tlaets
cine Gorbuuns iibsr $3O3.25 ses
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Grmannt
@urSt Elm aOmmittee 3ur SleoiiIcu
Der @erfaiiuns Der ,. y. s..
0ottesader 6eiellidaft.

Sil porrereitenoeu Sdlritte 5llr
llnlor5eitirng imO RooeritiIirlug Der
gerialilna ser 9elltiten Oiomiid
aatboIiid)en @otteaader 8eicllit'ari
iuuroen aclegentIi1 Der gelterl-
abcnb unter oem 9oriis oes Yrali'
oentcn Senrp aiitucr urO Der Sro'
tofoQiiibrnnq oes Setretdrs @eo. q
Strano IN Der CT. Mtaricn Sdpl'
bale itattgeE)abtcu goritdnosuer'
iannIung oetbnn, inben Brdiiocni
fiItner elm ans ben Serren s. a.
9sirre, @corge 6. Sdyrmlb, ) s.
SobreiGer, 9Ingiiit Sermonn lmO
5. n. Sdunitt beitegenoes aou1nIit'
Tee mir Der Reoiiior Der 8erfaiiung
Jetraute. Die erlte geriammIlnIl
Sieies Gpnlrnittees iuiro nm Sonn'
tca, Dem 90. ssiinlar, gtadnnittngS
I'M bier llbr i'll ser St. MGrien
Sdail5aae itattiinoen.
Die pom aontnrittee in SorI6lae
aebrafren sImeroirinaen perocn no
iiirlid, einer ollgcmeinen Sfotbcltfen'
perionunlilng imtertreitet luIo bon
oieirr gltecbeiBen iueronI mitiicr.
Tas @lireoii oes Sbcriddtnlei.
tiers frant 5eIiber miro iid pont 1.
isc6riar ob i'm Saiiie Ro. 1923 Sute
Strabe beiinoen. 9ie gerIcglmg oes
9ureni,s ocrtbin BON Ger Mnin CTR.
erfolgte alf g9lmib Serrlt leliter'S,
"a er irlfuIg Der snbIreiden Ginbrt'
die in Der ytnd)barid)lit bas @elo
Der G,deuidnft an Der Miain StraBe
nitt fir fiter balt.
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Nruu Nora Reeo bon ylO. 1927
@et gl6te Strabe ertpirtte aeitern
einen Saitbeiebl qeosu ibreu eattta
Sarrp Is. Reeo Don Ro 656 Bun
miller Strabe, neil er iie oneebIih
om SdmItaq glbenb tbdtlitb anssgrits
fen uno aus Der Dpbuuus ssiast
bat.
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Qnnlultil Sit 4entt
mad her Mtoliaiis
Gale nm 1915,
Sis, 700 ober
S:15 Na9ul.
Greier
epa,tiider
1t1tterri(i)t
Ge,tte.

Dus fsommitiee bon gsf6dfisisnisn
freut fidb. Sbnen cine Spe5inlsGinlnonriL
Bnfcmmsn gu Iaiien gum Befud, irpeno'
siner bon sfpoIf frsisn tlnterri6tsdS StuHs
ben, fpeite In oer eteoIioH.Sdus. %
9pett gierie Gfrabf, bsute Inb aut am
Gonrerftoa unb Gre'ins ab6sbalifB
fpsrben.
2ife treien Rlaiien bansru aenii
bon bier ieoeu Tag beiDobntn. Som.
yoAnt, oosr Z abenbs cbe s:1b
Cbne Dpeifrl ipfrben Gle bic Gtat'
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PALACE OF JUSTICE, sALoNIkI.

uation of Sa1oniki. THE Grecian peril
is what the Bulgarians have called
Saloniki since the sovereignty of the
Aegean port passed to Greece.
NeniZeloS. in criticising the policy Of
King Constantine. recently has claimed
that the utmost to be gained is to
leave Greece the same size as at pres
ent, while Bulgaria, he says, trained by
war, enlarged by the addition of Ser
bia and Macedonia and allied with the
Turks. would not wait long before fall
ing upon its southern neighbor. In
these circumstances he maintains that
Greece, unaided. would stand no chance
of driving the Bulgars from Macedonia,
once they have seized it. He places no
faith in the German guarantees that
the Bulgarians will evacuate Grecian
Macedonia This is what might be
called the Greek national view.
When Mr.. Nenizelos was premier and
was dreaming of restoring the ancient
Hellenic empire throughout Asia Minor.
he was never ready to cede any of
Greece's Macedonian territory to Bull
saria, as the allies wanted him to do.
That would have been looping OFF one
section of the ancient empire in or
der to restore another section of more
doubtful value.
1t is sometimes forgotten that Mace
donia was the cradle of Grecian empire.
The country of Philip and Alexander
the Great. it was the hinterland for
the extension eastward. After Philip
conquered the Thracians and estab-
lished something like homogeneity. it
was Alexander who crossed the HelleS-
pont and inaugurated the career of eX-
pansion eastward.
Philip, on he border of Thrace.
was where in late centuries Anthony and
Octavius vanquished Brutus and Cas-
Sius.
Alexander made Babylon the capital
of the Asiatic empire and proceeded
to the conquest of India, only stopping
short of the Ganges. 1t was Alexander
whose rediscovery of the sea route from
the EuphrateS to the Indies opened the
vision of the Macedonian Greeks to the
commercial empire of the world as it
then
Nenizelos and his fellow Greeks. who
have dreamed of restoring the territory
pectation of HelleniZing the world as Alex