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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-21

mixer plans sending in ShortStop Null
game with Pat Moran's Phillics They
WI iul gaps caused by the temporary
benching OF Schultz ana Mike Dooian.
MINERAL WELLS. Tex. March "a.
Mhlte SOY nauigans will face the Forth
worth. Texas. ball club state cham-
pionS here this afternoon.
HOUSTON. Tex. March 2o.-A Hous-
ton natter D. sending out Of town Tor a
M man bonnet foot In diameter at the
nat band The wise ones figuc It may
% Tor Benny kautf Benny got his
FIRST hit Of the esason yesterday.
NEW ORLEANS. la. March %
steve ONetll Indians veteran shortstop
showed his class In SUNDAYS game yyifb
ne me Nsw orleans PelicaHs by cutting
second. Cleveland won GO
.- hot SPRINGS. Ara. March GO
no word from the Texan having reached
Manager 'arriEan- Duffy Lewis Was
shifted 90 c"uterfield and will probabIv
remain There " SPOKE fails To- sign.
MIAMI FILA. March 20 President
t,,t', ltauEht"n was out in uniform TO-
daN lighting FOR "a place ON the SsrnI-
notes with the rest Of the rockies
WNNAHACHiE. Tcx.. March 90 Tn.
Tigers resumed their practice sessions
IN Saturduy and SUNDAY contests. lob
ny Nesch was the biz noise with the
halbred yesterday. getting two doubles
and a single.
MEMPHIS. Tenn. March 2o-Eob
Groom proved Do was iu shape whom he
tanned seven or ten Memphis batters
who faced him Boo yesterdays game. .rbg
Hruwn@ won y TO o.
SANANTONtO. Tex. March 20 To
dat o. getaway dan for the Cat,InaIs
AFTER hitting this afternoons pfactIce
liuEFins' men viii pack their buds ana
hike for ST. Louis.
'kSpNNlLIE. Tls March 20
q onri" Mack ordered fIU steam ahead
to-day FOR the tsIIta with tho u0sfgu
braves Ihuraday. His sea-Eolnr iuficfd-
'rs and uutueldcrs arrived during the
WD. ming Few hours after Larry Lafol.
ana lhifd SHckcr Pick came in BY rail
Sr. FETEHsBUEG. Via March 20
ialf or thg IhIlllss crossed The bay TO
tampa today Co take another fan out gf
fhc cubs Tho remainder viii cbasr
ihre Ht coffee Pot PARK
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-21

So. IETEHSBIEG. Fia March go -
Hali or ths IhIIiIsa crossed the hay t1
tampa today CD take another fan out on
fhs cubs Tho remainder vft gb.s.
flies at coffee got park
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-21
ROCKIES and REGULARS

AMfA. Fla. March aO-MnuaEcr
Tinker plans sending in Shortstop Mai
ligan and Outtelder Mann for to-day's
game with Pat Moran's Phillics. They
VII III gaps caused by the temporary
oenching OF schultz and Mike Dooian.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-21

sANANTONto. Ten. March 20 To
uat o. getaway daN for the Cat,inaI
liuEFlns' men viii pack their buds and
hike for ST. Louis
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-21

MINERAL WELLS. Tex March %
hite SoN lauiganS will face tho Forth
worth. Texas. hall club state cham-
pionS here this afternoon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-21

MEMPHIS. Tenn. March z0.-Eob
Groom proved Dc was iu shape whom he
Ihnnsd seven or ten Memphis batters
who faced him Boo Y,sterdnf's game M.
browns won TO %.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-21

MAY. 7ic; July. l7sc: September.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-21

W NNAHAtHlE. Ten March 2O-Th.
Tigers resumed their practice sessions
here to-day aftrr whaling the Waco club
IN saturday and SUNDAY contests Ia,b-
by Neach was the big noise with the
halbred yesterday. getting two doubles
and a single
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-21

HoI STON. Tex. March 20-A Hous-
ton halter b. sending out Of town Tor a.
mans bonnet foot In diameter al the
Pat band. The wise ones ficuc n NAV
bt Tor Benny kautf. Benny got his
iirst hit Of the eSason YESTERDAY
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1916-12-09
CHAUFFEURS' ROW CAUSES
CITy'S WORST TRAFFIC JAM
Alteration Over Right Of Way
Blocks All Streets Around
Hotel Biltmore.

A chauffeur and taxicab driver
got into a characteristic aftercation
this afternoon over right OF way at
the Hotel Biltmore entrance. their
machines at standstil the while,
and the result of it was. in the words
Of Police Captain Ormsby of Traffic
c, the worst half hour of traffic
congestion this city has ever known" 3"
While the two drivers were ex-
pending their vocabularies upon each
other taxicabs, motors and street cars
got into an almost inextricable tangle.
Capt Ormsby had to send for all the
men of his squad who could be
spared from other posts to aid In un-
ravelllng IL.
When the tangle became mos,
dense 1t was impossible for pedcstr-
ians to cross the streets In the neigh
borhood of Forty Second street and
Madison Avenue, so those who know
the ropes and wanted TO get TO or
from Forty-third Street paid five
cents for subway fare and then
used the underground passage be-
tween the Biltmore and Manhattan
f'otc's' sse
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1916-12-09
SPECIAL PROSECUTOR
TO OPEN QUARTERS
HERE NEXT WEEK

United States Attorney George w.
Anderson. of Boston, who has charge
of the national investigation into the
conspiracies TO boost the price OF coal
and food. will open his headquarters
in this city next week. 1t is likely
that he will take up the cases OF the
coal conspirators first.
Rooms have been reserved in the
Federal Building by United States
Attorney Marshall for Mr.. Anderson
and his staff.
These conspiracies are so far
reaching" said Mr.. Marshall to-day.
that II became necessary TO appoint
one prosecuting officer TO take charge
of the cases throughout the entire
country. | expect that Mr.. Anderson
will begin work here on the mass OF
evidence that has been sent to him
from this district. We sent 1t to the
Department OF Justice"
Mr.. Marshall would not go into de-
tails of the evidence. but dispatches
from Washington to-day show that
the high price Of coal in New York
Is not justified: that certain specu-
lators have got possession OF large
Quantities of coal and have boosted
the price as high as possible while
holding their supply for n raise. IL
indictments are obtained the trials
will begin at once,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1916-12-09
GERMANY MORE CAREFUL
IN DEP0RT|NG BELGIANS
Only Those Included in Lists Fur
nished to the Conquerors Are to
BE Removed From Their Homes.

BERLIN. Dec. 9.-Germany In
day or two will reply with a memo
randum to the representations which
Joseph G. Grew. Secretary OF the
American Embassy, has been maxi
ing regarding the deportation OF Bel
GUM laborers. Tho reply is expected
to follow much the same lines ms that
made to tho Belgian protest through
tho spanish Government, the sub
stance OF which was published In the
North German Gazette this morning
The result OF Secretary Crews con-
ference with Chancellor Won Beth
mann Hollwcg on the subject prob
ably will be that while the principle
OF using unemployed Belgians in Ger
many will be adhered TO, pains Will
be taken to see that 1t is accurately
applied. IL IL explained that II has
not always been possible TO prevent
the measure being applied to Belgians
not OF the unemployed classes. but
that greater care Is now being eNer-
ciHeI and that with tho use OF Bel
gian lists IL is thought that the meas
ure can be restricted solely to the
classes which II Is designed to affect.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 9.-Bclgian
Minister Havenith called at the State
Department to-day TO express his
gratitude for the American protest
and to inquire n there had been any
developments. He believes Germany
cannot fail tn heed protest OF
American public opinion.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1916-12-09
ROBBERS, USING SIlENCERS
ON PISTOLS, BATTLE POLICE
Hold-Up Of Antique Dealer Leads 10
Fear of Holiday Season

Aroused by menace OF the gum
mems adoption sof the revolver
silencer as the latest aid to crime,
the Police Department to-day bent
every effort toward rounding up the
two hlghwaymen who early last
evening held up and robbed Edward
A. Custer, an antique dealer. OF No.
lot East seventh street.
One Of them Ared at Custer. the
bullet missing his head by an inch,
while dozens OF persons passed the
store and did not know of the rob-
berry within.
Instead OF a loud report. there was
a sound like the splitting of an angry
cat. II could not have been heard
twenty feet away, Mr.. Custer said.
The police fear the users OF tho
gun silencer are preparing for store
raids during the holidays and de-
scription OF thcm will be sent broad
cast. A month ago Mr.. Clusters store
was entered at night and some valu-
able antique jewelry was stolen.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1916-12-09
j. S. GRAND JURY TO
BEGIN HIGH COST OF
LIVING PROBE HERE
CONTINUED from First Page)

combinations were said to be local In
character.
In addition to Grand Jury investi-
cations in the East and Middle West
officials are considering the advisa-
billty OF starting similar proceedings
In the Northwest and Far Western
States. It Is likely that this latter
proposal will be held in allegiance,
however, until tho Investigations
more definitely contemplated are In
full swing.
Activities OF alleged food and coal
Spectators are said to have extended
as far South as the Mexican border
and 70 have included virtually every
section of the country.
A race Is on between the Federal
Government and New York state
Government to SO (which can first do
something effective to benefit the
public. There is political strategy In
the desire OF Gov. whitman and
George w. Perkins. Chairman OF his
special investigating committee. to
beat the Federal Government In re-
heving New York.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1916-12-09
BALFOUR DOUBTFUL
ABOUT ACCEPTING
PLACE IN CABINET
Picked for Foreign Office, He
DiSlikeS Comment Over
the Selection.
CARSON TO ADMIRALTY.
Lord Miner for War Council
Lloyd George Awaits
Acceptances.

LONDON. Dec. 9.-Thc Star says
to-day that possible hitch has oc-
CURED in the formation OF the new
Cabinet owing 10 the reconsideration
by Arthur ]. Bnlfour OF his accep.
tanco OF the Foreign ONCE. in view
OF the mixed reception his selection
evoked.
The PAN Mall Gazette says that Sir
Edward Carson has accepted the post
OF First Lord OF the Admiralty and
thta Lord Miner will be n member
OF tho War Council. without portfolio.
Tho Cabinet had not been completed
this afternoon and the assembling OF
the Prlvy Council 10 enable tho now
Ministers TO take the oath was post
poned.
Lloyd George, In n statement to tho
press. said he still was awaiting somo
acceptnnccs. II is understood that
Ellis J. Grifflth. formerly Under-S Sec
rotary 10 tho Home Department. and
In i9ll-lol2 Chairman of the Welsh
Liberal party in tho House OF Com
mons. has declined the post OF Home
Secretary and that the Premier is
looking for another man for the place.
Tho Prime Minister said he was
very much gratifed with the result
OF tho Liberal meeting at the Reform
Club. He felt II would strengthen
tho country in tho great task 1t had
undertaken.
Regarding personal reference TO
himself. Lloyd George said no had
no intention OF entering on personal
questions In the midst OF the war.
There was only one purpose before
the Nation at the present time, he
said, and that was to win the war
upon which such fateful issues were
dependent.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1916-12-09
ASP|NWALL NAMES
RICH NEW YORKER
IN DIVORCE SUIT
Papers Are Served on Wife
in Reno in Second
Action.

Lloyd Aspinwall. New York society
and club man, has renewed his ef-
forts TO obtain n divorce from his
wife. now In Reno. and gain pos
session of their two children. He is
now bringing suit In New Jersey. al
leging infidelity, and naming Theo-
dore White. n wealthy New York
business man. as correspondent.
This Is the second time within a
year that Mr.. Aspinwall has sought
his freedom and the custody OF the
children. Elizabeth. nine years old.
and Lloyd jr., four. Mrs. Aspinwall
went to Reno last January and took
handsome bungalow. which she oc-
cupied with her mother. Mrs. Mar
garct Moulton. Within four months
of her arrival there Asplnwall began
q suit as u resident of New Jersey,
but tho Nevada courts decided they
had no jurisdiction. Mrs. Aspinwall
not having acquired legal residence.
At that time 1t was rumored that
White had also been In Reno.
The rift in the Aspinwall luto was
no surprise to society. The couple
had been married in 1906 at the
Church of the Incarnation. and the
wedding was one of tho brilliant
events OF the season. Mrs. Aspinwall
was Miss Bessie Moulton. daughter
OF Mrs. Arthur Julia Moulton, OF No.
4 East Sixty-first Street. Both her
family and Aspinwalrs had been
closely connected with social and
business life in New York for many
years.
White, 1t Is said. is married and
has two children.
Aspinwall's first action against his
wife charged cruelty and mistreat-
ment. lie declared she told him she
was sorry she married him, and that
she did not love him. He alleged that
she courtcd the attentions OF other
men, and charged her with having
acquired passion for cigarettes and
cocktails, as well AS carrying the
photograph of another man with her
continuously and sleeping with 1t un-
der her pillow.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1916-12-09
GERMAN CRUISER
ESCAPES GORDON
IN THE NORTH SEA
May BE Starting on a Raiding
Career Like That of
the Moewe.

LONDON. Dec. "a German war
ship has succeeded in running the
British Gordon in the North Sea. ac-
cording to the report of sea cap
tain.
This officer says his vessel was held
UP and examined In the Atlantic. The
vessel Is not a converted merchant
man, tho captain said on his arrival
here, but IL a regular light cruiser.
The report from the log OF this
CAPTAIN has become widely known in
local shipping circles and has caused
widespread agitation for the convoy
Ing OF merchantmen.
The British Admiralty announced
last night a report had been received
that disguised armed German ves-
sci OF mercantile type was sighted in
the North Atlantic on Dec. 4. The
Moewe got through the British fleet
"A year ago and returned home after a
remarkable career as "A raider.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1916-12-09
96 HYDROAEROpLAkES
ORDERED FOR U. S. ARMY
Contracts Awarded To-Day and
Work to Begin Immediately
VIII Soon Add s. More.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 9.-Contracts
for ninety-six high power hydro
acroplanes for the coast artillery sta
tions In the United states, Hawaii,
Philippines and the Panama Canal
Zone were awarded to-day by tho
War Department. Immediate con-
struction Is TO be begun and contracts
soon will be let for fifty-two more.
The companies receiving awards to-
day were the Aero Marine Engineer
and Sales, New York City, sixteen
machines. $4,000 each; the burgess
Company. Marblehead. Mass. thirty
two machines, s23.622 each; the Cur
tiss Company, Buffalo, y. Y, sixteen
machines, So. 800 each, and the
Standard Aeroplane Corporation,
Plainheld. y. j.. thirty-two machines,
s2l 900 each.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1916-12-09
WILL OPPOSES EXECUTOR
widow OF Howard Lnpsley, banker,
Makes Unexplained Change.

Mrs. Katherine A. W. Lapsley' widow
of Howard Lapsley banker deposed the
Farmers Loan and Trust Company
from the position of trustee and execu-
tor Of her estate and appointed the Cen
which was filed to-day. Mrs. Lapsley
died on November go It Is believed that
She left a fortune Of at least $500, 600.
The viii was executed September 2,
1907 It originally named her husband
death the Farmers Loan and Trust
Company. Upon the death Of her hus-
band codicil substituted the Central
Trust Company without explanation Of
the change
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1916-12-09
THREE HURT IN RUNAWAY.
Driver aud Helpers Throw" WV"
,x,,,, when Horses Doited'

\ team of horses draWlhS T.
wagon Of r. H. Mn"y co. oo',,u -,
one Hundred and Twcnty-th'ih So
and Broadway at II O'Clock today. run
ming down the hill to Manhattan Streel,
whe-c the driver and his two helper'
were thrown to the street. Max kroVi'n,
tho driver. twenty years old. Of No. 80
willard street. and David Sexton. eign-
tcen. OF No. i39 West Thiriy-seVehth
street were bruised and cut nut were
ablc TO 40 home after being trcated'
touts uochma- enc other helper,
nine,een vcars old. living at No. 46 East
%u,,tv.,tphth street, was taken TO tne
iSnickcrbocker Hospital. suffering from
contusions of tho head The horses
were stopped after running anotner
block
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1916-12-09
FRENCH AND GERMANS
BATTLE FOR HILL 3O4
Paris Reports Active Artillery Firing
at That Point on Verdun
Front.

PARIS. Dec. s.-Hill 500. on the
left bank Of tho Meuse. was still the
centre OF active artillery firing last
night. to-day's official statement de-
clared.
Elsewhere along the front the night
w~A quiet.
LONDON, Dec. 9.--Sir Douglas
Haig had nothing to report to- day
concerning the situation on the Brit
ish west front last night.
BERLIN. Dec. Q tby wireless TO
Sayville) Violent artillery fghting
occurred on the Somme front yester-
day. II IL announced ofYicially. A
night advance against German POSI-
tions near lie Transloy was repulsed
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1916-12-09
ATTACKED INVESTIGATORS.
Dunn Turned on =. 4. &. &. Men Who
Inquired About Reported Cruelty.

Three officers OF the Children's So
cicty Michacls. Lowenthal and Rude
witch, went to No. 456 East one Hun
dred and Forty-sixth street this at
ternoon to investigate complaint that
Richard Dunn, chauffeur, had hru-
tally beaten his hvo-year-old son Rich.
ard because the child had not returned
a favorable report from the kinder
garten he attends In n public school.
Dunn attacked the officers with n
chlscl after they had found the little
hoy, piuiully bruised. hiding under n
bed. II was necessary To send Dunn ia
IAncoln Hospital after tho officers got
through with him. lie will he arraigned
tomorrow morning In Morrisanla Police
Court.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1916-12-09
Mrs. LcDuc, who flIured In Hotel
walton Tragedy, In Set Free.

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 0.--Mrs Lii
Ian LcDuc. wife of wealthy Chi
cagoan. who was shot by Mrs. Mar
garet Bclzar after the latter had
Killed Joseph &. Graycur of New
York in the Hotel Walton on Sept
9S. was released to-day, Weak and
trembling from the long illness fol-
lowing the affair Mrs. LeDuc was
rushed through the formallty of an
inquest to-day, and VIII return to
Chicago with her husband,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1916-12-09
Tractors for 4. y. Army.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 9.--The United
states Army will soon bo equipped with
caterpillar tractors similar to the much
hcraldcd British tanks" according to
plrus now being drawn by tho War De-
partmout. cen. tt1Iicr, thicf Of Ori-
nance, declared in n report to-day,
ATmutol Wutu, calls, with two royolv
ing turrets, mounted with machine guns
armored. machine gun equipped motor
cycles and individual "armor" for the
man of the ranks are all under Contom-
platon, the report said.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1916-12-09

MAMMOTH CAVE, Ky" Dec. g.
Mammoth Cave Hotel and number
Of adjoining cottagos were destroyed
by Ire to-day. Tho hotel which was
erected in 1871, was widely known
among tourists. Its register con-
tanned the signatures of many nota-
bile persons. including the Prince OF
Wales. later King Edward OF Eng
land. Grand Duke Alexis OF Russia
and Don Pedro OF Brazil
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1916-12-09
WRONG. BUT Al.
WAYS COURAGEOUS.

Since then Lloyd George has led all
sorts OF movements at variance with
the tenets OF the political party to
which 1 belong. Sometimes he has
been right--and proved right; some
times he has been wrong-and proved
wrong-but in all he has undertaken
he has evinced the same courage
shown throughout this one momentous
weeks history.
Lloyd George was the only mem
Der OF the Government with the cour-
age to exhibit discomfort over our
feeble and vacillating conduct of the
war. Occasionally In Parliament and
on the platform he attempted to tell
the people little OF the truth. but on
these occasions he was always
howled down by members OF his
party and their newspapers as unpa-
triotic and as giving comfort to the
enemy. The rest did their best to
hide tine truth.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1916-12-09

CAMBRIDGE. Mass, Dec Oval
ter II. Wheeler. Jr. OF Yonkors N. Y.
left tackle on the varsity eleven, was
elected captain OF the Harvard foot
ball team to-day. lie Is n member Of
the 1918 class and prepared for Har-
ward Mt Worcester Academy although
only 20 years old Wheeler weights 1856
pounds and stands six feet, three.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1916-12-09
Monthly Bonus While Living Cost
Keeps In.

MOUNT VERNON. y. Y, Dec, ~
2 per cent. Christmas bonus on their sal
aries OF the past year will be paid to the
400 employees OF the Ward-Leonard
Electric Company. II was announced to-
day. In addition the company will pay
employees "A monthly bonus Of 1l0 per
cent. after the first OF tho year to be
continued until the present cost OF liv-
ing II reduced.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1916-12-09
I. y, senator Con of West Virginia
Resigns Seat. Is Report.

HUNTINGTON. W Va, Dec. "a
despatch TO local newspaper from
Washington received to-day states that
Nathan Goff. Republican. United states
Senator, has rendered his resignation to
Gov. II d. Hatfield. The reason for
Mr., Gofrs withdrawal from office was
not stated. HIS residence is at Clarks-
burg. In tho event Of tho resignation
oelhs accepted successor could be
by the Governor.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1916-12-09
Arms Embnrgo min Introduced.

WASHINGTON. p'c, Am embargo
on the export Of arms and munitions
was asked In n resolution introduced in
the House to-day by Representative
Hollingswo of Ohio The embargo Is
to continue in effect one year from date
Of passage or to the end Of the European
war.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1916-12-09
Massacbusetts Troops Leave for
Home Monday.

Ell PASO. Tex. Dec, 9.-The Massa-
chusetts Ambulance Company win start
for home next Monday to be mustered
out OF service, it was announced to-day.
The Eighteenth Pennsylvania Infantry
viii follow on Dec. IL.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1916-12-09
Seeks Farmers Aid In solving
Food Problem.

TROY. n, Y, Dec. 9.-Mayor Burns.
who. as president OF tho Mayors con
ference OF New York state, insusu-
rated n boycott on eggs, which Is now
almost nationwide, said to-day: Plans
are now being worked out to secure
the help OF the farmers OF the state IN
the solution OF the food problem In
tho cities"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1916-12-09
Bu Lord NOrfhcIife

LONDON. Dec. 9.--As n PERSONAL
ity, David Lloyd George Is for many
reasons interesting and important
70 tho United States. He is ono OF
tho few British statesmen under
standing that difficult and intangible
psychology of the American temper
ament.
He is important 20 America for an
other reason. He is now the head OF
the five British nations engaged in
war-Britain, Canada. Australia, New
Zealand and South Africa. together
with India.
II they and the allies are beaten, II
will be Americas turn next, for Ger
many's plans in South America and
Gormany's hatred Of tho United
States. should be known to every
American who reads the antl-Ameri-
can propaganda OF tho German Gov
ernment.
private life: i am not in agreement
with him on many political AFFAIRS.
We have been publicly antagonist.c
on many matters during twenty
years. lie adopted n limo In the Doer
war that was not mine. mourning 40
hatred. even contempt. OF millions OF
his fellow subjects. IL was bravo
line, for II demanded more courage
10 be on the side of the minority op-
posing t..c war than TO shout with
the majority supporting AZ.