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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-07-07
CITY ASKED TO
AID IN RELIEF
WORK FOR jews
Sc, O0Ois Amount Allotted to
Grand ~Forks-campaign
Started Today.
Rabbi Sternheim of Ameri-
can Committee to Speak
at Meeting Sunday.

Citizens of Grand Forks will be ask
ed to contribute $1,000 toward one Of
the noblest causes of humanity, as
Rabbi Emanuel Sternheim of Sioux
City, Iowa, is here for the purpose of
soliciting funds for the suffering and
starving Jews of war-stricken Europe.
The rabbi will address a public meet
ing in the city hall tomorrow after
noon at 4 o'clock, and will then tell
Jews and non-Jews Of the conditions
which have made the present cam
paign for funds necessary.
This afternoon Rabbi Sternheim
told a representative gathering of To-
cal business men n clergymen of
the plans of the American Relief
Committee which has it's central office
in New York, and which supervises
the relief work in Russia n other
European countries.
A luncheon had been arranged at
the Frederick hotel, and Sig Wolf in
PRODUCED Rabbi Sternheim to the
guests.
The speaker began by pointing gu
the cosmopolitan nature of the work
in which he is vitality interested, and,
looking about him in the room, he
noticed that there were people present
who were born in Russia, Roumania,
England, Germany and France. He
then outlined the history Of the relief
work, and said that last year $5,00O,-
600 had been subscribed by Amer1-
cans, without regard to sects and pro
fessions of faith, for the purpose of
helping the European Jews who sud
denly had become paupers as a con-
sequence Of the war.
Rabbi Sternheim described the ma
chtnery Of the administration and en-
phasized that the work was being car
ried on with the sanction and, partly,
under the auspices of the United
States government. The contribution
of last veal had been gathered and
distributed with an expenditure of
4 per cent of the entire amount So
licited. No salaries are paid to the
men who give their time n efforts
to the work. A small clerical staff is
being maintained in the centers, but
all the executive work is being ar.
ried on without the smallest pecuni-
airy reward. The speaker himself is
m of ten rabbis who are using their
summer vacations to interest the
American people in the cause, and the
district which he is to visit in the
cause, and the district which he is to
visit in the course of two months,
embraces North and South Dakota
and Montana.
During h luncheon it was an
nounced that $4,000 had been allotted
to Grand Forks. OF this amount, $2,-
600 had already been pledged by local
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-07-07

II are in the superlative. In the Sec
ond book Of the "Aeneid," in which Is
recounted the fall Of Troy, there are
1887 nouns and only $50 adjectives.
It is a matter Of regret that the ten
dency toward the .uHe Of adjectives Is
found in the war dispatches That the
~superlative is being constantly appeal
ed to is also ~regrettable. If our Ian
guage, spoken and written, energies
from the conflict looking like the
warriors. lean, 1.-THE and timber, it will
be a compensation for other losses
Cincinnati Enquirer.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-07-07

Going to Portland-Alfred and
Harry Peterson Of Crookston, Mimi,
leave tomorrow night for Portland,
Ore, after having spent a couple Of
weeks visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Dueholm
on Walnut street. They will make
their future home in the western
city.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-07-07

Here On" Business-Arthur Duns-
more of Des Moines, Iowa, spent the
day in this city on business. He
leaves this evening for western points.
Mr.. Dunsmore lived in Grand Forks
from 1901 to 1907, and since the lat
ter year he has cen a resident of the
Iowa capital where he is manager of
the Grand View Tool and Machinery
company.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-07-07
CONCERT In
CENTRAL PARK
Grand Forks Military Band
Will Play Sunday
Afternoon.

A concert will be given by the
Grand Forks Military band In Central
Park Sunday afternoon at 8 O'Clock,
A good program has been arranged,
q feature Of which will be a. clarinet
solo, "Fantaaia from Sonnambula,,
played by Michael Syehla- The pro-
gram follows:
March. Royal Australian Navy,
Lithgow
Overture "Iustspiel'
Keler-Bela
Solo. 49, Fantasia from Sonamhula''
Michael 6vehia, clarinet.
Italian Waltz. la Serenata,'
Jaxone
One Step 70 Me and MY GRIP
Meyer
Fox Trot When the Sun Goes
Down in Dixie
Tlzer ..s,
One Step. ooh Johnny. Oh
Ross-OIman
Gaycfxs AHinnp1icity,
Selection Sunny gouth,,
IAmpe
Trot... There's Egypt In
Your Dreamy Eyes
Spencer
March KEN Temple
Egermayer
star spangied Banner"
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-07-07

Here from Washington-A. O..
Stnson who has been visiting his
mother, Mrs. A. T. Stinson in this city,
leaves today for Montana in connec-
ton with civil service survey. MI.
Stinson has spent the last two months
in Washington, D.. G.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-07-07

They can revolute in Spain all they
want to, and it won't cut any ice with
the program which has been arranged
for the benefit of the kaiser.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-07-07

Fischer Is described as the .best
catcher IN the National league How
nov, Gowdy, Ki1lifer, Snyder?-but
maybe he INFANT the Pittsburgh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-17
Soccer Is Again in
Bad With Sports;
Games Not Played

Tho frijoios have been tipped
again In soccer cirrion
Three soccer clashes tn the McMil.
Ian cup series we're slated yesterday
one was played That might just an
well have not h~en. because % tho
criticism IL caused
The game played was between the
puthiea and tho Seattle Dry Dock
cigbH The Duthios iimmrd the lay
at tho start - keeping the rr~c
tatora waiting for tho kick of Then
Captain Weir 81 the aasnc team was
ordered or the field for fouiinE
This caused protest from tho
Duthlo manager and another delay
The final ncoT. was Dry Dock a.
Duthis O.
Mclean Z. Star
Mclean starred for the victorr
with smith doing tho honorH at goal
for the losers
The black Diamond squad evident.
~ declared a holiday bu, neglected
20 inform four Of their members
These four showed up ~ Liberty
park 10 represent illAck Diamond
against the Anes team The game
war or
The skinner a Eddy team didn't
have enough players 60 keep tho
manager frum talking 20 himself on
the way 10 Carbonate. 40 the team
didn't so
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-17

acted as spy in Russia for tht
German government Her accom-
pli.e was Colonel Miassredorf.
Russian who was caught ana
hanged.
Tenth - Wiper. German from
Germany. was attorney general al
Peirograd. who in order to distrac1
the attention OF the Russian peoph
from their real political interests a
state. prosecuted the famous Beyla
case. which proved TO be only a con
spiracy TO make strife and bittes
feeling between the Jews and Gen
tiles. Wiper became a German SPY
and Is said TO have been killed.
Eleventh--Sturmer. a German hcrr
In Russia. premier OF ministry. VI
plotting TO make separate peace
with Germany.
h-Souchomlinoff. war min
lister. was a pro-German and dis
honest He sent soldiers TO tho
front without ammunition and cloth
ing. He always kept the supplies
behind. and when the soldiers an
rived al the front. there was nothing
to fight with. His war supplis
were always put where the German.
could get them.
Thirteenth, - Rasputin. the Rus
sian monk. was the instrument TIM
which Germany worked. and by cub
tivating pro.Germanism in Russia
so effectively debauchcd and prosth I
tuted the Russian government thal
Rasputin lost his head mot soop
enough and Gar Nicholas lost hi
throne. upon which such a depraved
vacillaing and incompetent ina
yidual should never have b~sn
placed. Mental development and in.
telligence are not necessary uuaL
ties In a king. car kaiser.
II is my opinion tina, the Bolsha
Wiki leaders are German spies ana
that their acts are in harmony with
the German influence which desire.
the Gar replaced at the hesrSUND1
autocrauc government OF Russia
Any one except those with crippled /,
brains and those who are for sals
can see that the Russian people ars}
being betrayed into the hands I'd
Germany.
II the above statements are trud
these facts come TO me direct froui
Russial. we are forced 10 CONCLUDED
that the mobilization OF Russian
troops upon the Austrian frontier
was brought about by German con.
spiracy with pro-Germans In Russia
TO compel Austria 10 bow TO Ger.
many for protection.
The German spy system and activ.
lily in our own country make IL ali
solutely necessary for the people of
the United States to declare that ma
such thing exists today as n Germn -
American and that what was
German American before war w
declared, is no more = today, y,
are either an American or a q,
man II tho former. we share Wi
you our last loaf. but IL the latt,
You are unfortunate in being
alien enemy to our country. Becav
OF the proven treachery OF vS7lf SdV-~
eminent and Prussianlzed military
autocracy, you are not To be trusted
until you renounce the government
Of Germany which has deceived tho
world. and now attempts 20 rule or
destroy II. Germany made the warn
Next Monday. l VIII write on
Who Is a Slackcr?"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-17
DE- TIN EN7
1 a e a O. Apis
by Condo.

Goh perhaps greatest
his La, fall Ills
nothing that champion Of champions, death
American lie
championships safely
sosch was born on farm Humboldt April -.
OF
home whe he to
and him to work the farm
and tho klondkr and Il
persuaded
and given 5000 as his
o later
turned to Alaska. a fcw
frsb match Dan Mcleod
and ''otch
match a pupil Of Farmer Burns the
champion inside points Of
enabled defeat Tom Jenkins for the
title.
gotch einehed the IIaeken
s~hmdt, Chicago. later In
he defeated Haehensm'dt with ridiculous
Of adioin"d the Goch homestead
Humboldt They have child
. s.
C;otch has
in and Ho
q his homo
stocks and other
one OF the greatest shown
in years stsche the sensational Nc
$4,000 Coteh. but he
confident o. fearing
thousands Of dollars should he b
defeated
a franchise in the Western league
Rih Mitchell boxing at
w
Benny Leonard
had decided against him lie Just
wants st there and the best
nght turned out Of Milwaukee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-17
Frank Gotch Is
Dead After Hard
Fight for Life

Nv Unifcd Press Leasrd wire
HUMBOLDT. iowa. ipcc ~
Frank Go,ch. former worlds cham.
pion heavyweight wrestler died az
hls hom. here yesterday t'rarmic
poisoning. together with compiyra
ton Of other diseases. caused the
death Of the man VINO retired from
the game undcf~atcd champion
Gotch'H relatives recently told
nelghtoru herc that the champion
could not as" longer than three
weeks az the mopt
Tho story % Gotch'u efforts to ~.
gain his health ~ almost az lpng So
the story % his many haitira on the
mat battles that won him the
worlds championship ari enabled
him 20 retire 20 private NE. holding
tho title
Started for Spring.
Several months ago Gofrh. with
his family. started for Hot springs.
Ark where hr hoped to regain hia
health. I'm route however his con.
diton became worse and be was O..
moved 90 a hospital az Chicago
where an operation was performed
20 remedy an affected Kidney Tho
opera ton gave him only temporary
relief. for with tho rvturn 90 hia
horne here DO began failing again
Sine. thsn no has been able 90
leave hia home uuly two or three
times and then Tor only short sirpila
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-17
Would Make Bomb
Throwing Big Sport

m United Prcgs Lcdscd wire
CHICAGO. Dec. H. Coaches Of
the Big Ten. In session here. hive
recommended that hand grenade
throwing take itg place I'm the list
Of college athlctlcH n IS claimed
this would bc patriotic act on the
part Of the Institutions
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-17

Harry Anderson. lightweight. Is
yelling for another bout with Frankie
Tucker Harry was recently defeat.
Ioh IN a ioround go at Vancouver.
" ash. by tho oklahoma lad. and h.
anxious to got another chance at
HIM Hr thinks he can acoro win
thlr time
Leo ilouck. tho movie actor light.
weight boxer. h. also anxious TO get
-uriro with Tucker feo - Just
hack from a trip 20 California. where
Do made several successful starts ia
Do RING and b'osapfuci out aa a fun
Cedx~d movie actor IN Jack Pick
ford p company
Ab- Gordon and Jimmy f.sWis may
h. ured on the next card al the Crys
Cal Pooi e. - staged on I,~remt~r
81. b. Austin salt Steve Hsynolda
the knpe ON d~adcr. 10 also likely
60 D. seen aEaln.
Ioo Walsh former matchmaker
Tor the metropolitan club. r. just
hack from Journey down the Coast
to Loa Angeles He tarrlsd along
the way IN Portland and san Fran
cisco Walsh b. out % the boxing
game. ho declares.
Seattle boxing fans believe Joe
Benjamin. spokane lightweight. took
Oh motc than he can handle when he
signed o. inset Joe Rivers IN six
round bout In Portland. bocomb.r 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-17
Gopher Coach Sore
at Contract Offer

ny United Press fcalrd Wirr
MiSSEAPOLts. Doc o. Dr g.
l.. Williams. coach % the University
% Minnesota football team. To- likely
20 stir up a stormy session in ath.
ietic circles 90 the Gopher rnisrrsl.
- when he returns from Chicago
conference he is attending The
coach was given "a ono-ycar contract
after no had demanded three year
agreement \ special meeting ~ tho
called for Tuesday 10 throsh out tho
matter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-17
TIE POWER or GERMANY IN
RUSSIA

First The CEarina WAS from Ger.
many and was a very strong pro
I German figure OF power in Russia.
Sccond-Baron Fredcricks. private
secretary To the Car and TO the
Russian Court and keeper Of the
court properties was German
I from Germany. He knew more about
I Russia and what Russia was doing
/ than any other living man. lie was
a German spy. whose duty II was
20 dcbauch and betray Russia into
the hands OF Prussian militarism.
Third - General Rennenkampf 49,
| from Germany chief in comma nd
OF the northwest Russian army.
which invaded Prussia. with his
army lost tho most decisive bat
tie In the Mazurcs In 1914. This
whole Russian army was destroyed
lost betrayed. and butchcred Rem.
nenkamprs brother was a general
in tho German army. and Rennen.
kampf, the Russian general. Is sup,
posed TO have gone over TO the Ger
mans after HIS Russian army had
AFffi WI ~ va anu hfEAThNfAA ny the
Germans Indeed. no German gen.
eral has excelled this good work for
the Fatherland not even Hin.
denburg. who is the German Mars
Fourth Baron Crif. governor OF
Warsaw. also from Germany This
German spy and debaucher did
splendid work for the Fatherland by
taking all the money he could in
automobiles and going over to the
Germans about three or four hours
before the Germans took the city
OF Warsaw
Fifth-Admiral Evert from Ger.
many was chief in command OF the
Russian Black Sea fleet, and when
the Turkish dreadnaught "Habhin"
bombardcd Sebastopol for ten hours.
tho entire Russian fleet was dis.
ablcd and without steam-supposc
to be undergoing repairs. His work
was so raw in behalf OF Germany
that he was removed and another
German by the name of Ebergart
from Germany was appointed to
serve the Fatherland by bctraying
Russia into the hands OF the Kaiser
from helO.
sixth ED Baron Ekskul. from Cen
dcnhranc. Germany. was the Gen
eral OF the southwestern Russian
army, fighting Austria. lie did splen-
did work in debauching the Russian
army by shortening supplies and
equipment
Sevcnth-S Smith. a German. at the
head OF the Southwest Railway in
Russia. WINS able 10 use his railway
in the interest OF Germany and
against the best interests OF Russia
Eighth - Prince Holdenherg was
chief in command OF the Red Cross
organization and hospital. lie is
German relative of the Czarina and
has been able to do much work for
Germany because OF his position In
Russia.
Ninth-Countcss Klein. a German,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-17
Cub Chieftain Is
to Talk 1t Over
With New Pitcher

Nv rtfrd Pres Lcascd iFue
CHICAGO. Dec 17.-Grover Alex.
andcr tho Cubs new pitching star
VIII come here tomorrow to talk
things over with hia now boss.
Charles Wocghman
Wccrhmnu wants to know first
hand what Alexander thinks Of the
deal that reduced Philadelphia to a
minor league rating and to get a
line on where tho pitching star
stands IN relation TO tho military
draft
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-17
Seeks Information
Regarding Sergeant

T. i Kelly 2f3 W. ooth a.. New
York city. Is anxious TO find out the
date OF the death 81 SorRt s. G
Ridge. Of a Canadian regiment lie
wants tho date placed ia an English
cricket record book
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-17
By TDwIN ! BROWN.

After considering and studying
how 10 clean Seattle. ! am not yet
convinced tbat the mayor % this
city and the chief O.; police mo mat.
tor who they are or how honest they
may bel can clean this city aa Il
should be- cleaned unth our police
department ls taken from under
rI,u service protection and rcorgan-
lied
The reople ~ this city should
elect their municipal Judge pohce
iudrcl and also "a police commission
which should De- vested with power
20 appoint a chief make promotions.
examine and hire pauolmen and
discharge mon with or without
cause
A police judge should b" free from
an executive Influence and domino.
ton Ito can exercise tho Judicial
power contemplated by the constitu.
ton and law Of tho land In no other
way
Tho chief executive Of this city
has enough go do without having
personal control over the police
force A police commissioner who
acts independently 81 an outside in.
fluencc g. toe remedy. then both tho
police commissioners and the munic.
pal judge would be responsible to
tho people
During the past - years In Sc
attic. one police chief was killed In
a fcud over crime and prostitution,
one was sent TO the pcnitentiary FOR
bribery one was known to be
crooked and two had absolutely no
control over their department one
mayor went out OF office and left
our city 80 as 90 forget Il an, two
other mayors finished their terms Of
office In disgust Two others served
turbulent terms one has been re
called and Impeachment proceedings
were recently instituted IN the hope
of again removing him from office.
All the rumors Of graft, malfcasance.
bribery and lawlesancss have come
from the faulty organization Of the
police department and the appoint.
ment instead OF election M tho mu.
nlCipal judge
WHO CAUSED THE WARE
Some months ago published an
article in which | Introduced much
convincing evidence that the world
war OF today was fostcrcd by Eng
land and forced upon the central
powers by Russia, and II seems to
mo that my argument was well
founded with the facts before me at
that time one OF tho most CON
ylncinR OF which was thnt Germany
had addressed "a note TO Austria Just
two or three days before war began.
in which II stated. In substance, that
a failure on the part Of Austria 10
treat with Russia for peace would
be regarded by Germany as a breach
which she could not overlook
have now before mo unques-
toned proof that the German gen
eral staff and the Kaiser knew more
about what was going on in Russia
than tho Russian people. or even
the car himself did and while the
German people cannot be morally
blamed for what their general staff
and Kaiser do, still the German
people are morally responsible for
the acts OF their government, II they
sustain Il.
Remember. the only reason Ger
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-17
Ted Lewis to Mix
With Ohio Battler

Nv UrHrd Prcss Leased Wirc
COLUMBUS. O.. Dec l7-Tcd
Lewis. welterwcight champion II
ready for his l2.round bout with
Bryan Downcy OF this city tonight
The bout iv expected 10 draw tho
bigFcat crowd which ever saw a ring
battle In Columbus
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-17
Peabody, Ohio Star,
Would Be Aviator

nv United Prrss Lcdsrd wire
COLUMBUS. O. Doc II End
Peabody 81 tho Ohio state Western
Conference champion eleven. has
followed chic Harley with an appll
cation for admission 70 tho aviation
CORPS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-17
Billy Miske Signed
for Fulton Battle

Nv United Prcsg Lcdscd wire
MfNSEAPOLIS, Dec. ~ Heavy
weight Fred Fulton has been
matched for o lO.round no decision
bout with Billy Mlske. 10 be held
in ~. Paul the 18th OF January
Fulton gets 90 per cent Of the gate
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-17
Harry Holmes Quits
Ice Hockey Septet

Harry Holmes. goalie Of the Scat
tie ice hockey team. has quit the
game for good. Harry. who starred
in the worlds series last year. has
accepted contract with firm in
Boston. lie is over the draft age.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-17
Swedish Trainer
Coming to u. S.

Ernie IIjertberg. tho Swedish
trimmer. Is scheduled to visit New
York during the Christmas holidays
What he has to say Of athletics in
Europe Is awaited with interest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-17

HIGH srors ~ CAREER or FRANK GoTcH
Bern April -. 1873
professional match with swede swanson Bear creek.
hsalts. n 1871
important match In America with Dan Mcleod at Iu
Ia In 1899.
mponshIp by defeating George Haekenschmdt
IN Chicago In 1881
Defeated straleh, falls Chicago Labor
Day. 1911.
Gladys at Humboldt, Ia January II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-17
O'Dowd Winner in
Philadelphia Bout

BD United Press Leased Wre
PHILADELPHIA. Dec. l1.--MiSe
ODowd defeated Billy Kramer here
Saturday night In "A six-round bout
The new middlcweight champ had
Kramer staggered In the final round.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-17

we've Tot % respect for the
American aviator IN France who
won't play football because TIA too
dangerous.
Ham won a trap shooting match
in New York and Egg rode In the
six day bike race there. Draw your
own conclusions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-17

Eddie Pinl,man writes he
would a lot rather dodge German
bullets than some straight rights
he has doled out To opponents
In the ring.
Jess Willard says he will fight n
a suitable purse is offered Suit
able is an clnRtic word. which IN
J oss' case probably means about
half the gold reserve FOR six rounds.
Now that Pants Rowland has
gone on tho stage. we begin to sus-
pect that he is left handed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-17
Langford and Wills
Barred From Toledo

Sam Langford and Harry Wills
negro henvywcights. recently staged
an unavory bout at Toledo. The
frame up was so obvious that Toledo
has barred negro boxers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-17
Cincinnati Reds Pay
High for Blackburn
BY ALTMAN
BY AHERl

BY United Press Leased Wuc
CHICAGO. Dec. I7.-Russeg
Blackburn. last season shortstop To-
Toronto. has been purchased by th1
Cincinnati Reds for a sum given OF
as IN excess OF $1,000.
DO not injure the fighting forced
OF the nation by dsprivlng them q
meat Tomorrow is MeatlesE day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-17
,eSPOEUcE.
l.-AILNIfRE-

TliE MODERN JOuST
In days 81 old.
When knights were bold.
No ancient poets state.
They loved to elout.
>or cared about
The money at the gate.
The modern knight.
When In a fight.
II keeps him roEElc-eycd.
For Ia must eye
Tho other guy
And the gate receipts beside.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-17

many gave for making a slaughter.
house and a shambles Of Belgium
ana porthern France was that Rus
sian troops were mohilizing on the
Austrian frontiers We viii now
examine the record and be bound TO
render judgment In accordance with
the facts OF the case