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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-06-13
Would Use Present Machinery.

TN this connection the commission
desires to point out that sucn a plan
contemplates the operation OF mills un-
der their present management and the
,tse of the present distri5utive agencies:
hut that such use and operation shall
be for the public good. directed by 9
disinterested public agency 70 secure
il based upon a fair cost of production.
and fair profit per ton 10 be deter
mined without regard to the panic mar
ket created by unusual and abnormal
conditions. This plan has the virtue OF
beinp analogous to those plans which
have been tried and successfully oper-
ated in Great Britain. It will aso IN
sure the ruiximum production and great
est facility in transportation ana ais-
tribution, and will adapt itself readily
to a return TO normal competitive con-
d!ttons upon the conclusion OF the'war.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-06-13
APPROVES PEACE EFFORT.
Premier of Bulgaria Backs Moves
Made BY M. Rizow.

COPENHAGEN. June 13.-The unsuc-
cessful attempt made recently by NJ.
Rizow, Bulgarian minister to Germany,
to open negotiations for a separate
peace with Russia through letters to
Maxim Gorky and the Russian ministers
at Christiania and Stockholm. is public
1y approved by Premier Radoslavoff of
Bulgaria in an interview in the Vos-
sische Zeitung of Berlin NJ Radoslav-
off expresses the conviction that in time
the efforts will meet with success.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-06-13
Asked IN Keen Pacifsts at Home.

1o>DoN. June l3.-The National Sea
an.s and Firemen's Union, which pre-
flei, ad Erederick w. Jowett, president
of of" the independent lab 20 pa party; and
James $50 narty. from sailing for Petro-
ene 20 ~ meet Russian socialists on the
graz ~ mat they are pacifists. has
ss roeau the American union to prevent
the departure of paciifisrs n VINO may at
tempt to leave American pof's'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-06-13
French Crops Improved.

PARIS. June 13.-The official report
of the minister Of agriculture on the
crop situation in France to June l
shows a great improvement over the
report of April /. Fine weather seems
to have repaired much Of the ravages of
the severe winter on wheat, while the
acreage Of potatoes is greater in every
department than last year and growing
under the excellent conditions. The
bean crop also is more extensive.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-06-13
Division of Corps About June 16.

Division of the Officers Training
corns at Fort Myer into the various
anus of service. infantry. cavalry, field,
coast artillery and engineers, will take
Mace about June 16, it was said today
With this division. what has been re
esrdad as the preliminary training pc
go viii be finished and the really in
teusive training will begin. Hitherto
~ Non have all drilled as infantry,
hut from the time of the division there
viii he training adapted to the work
of each branch of the army.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-06-13
Suspends Eight Hour Work Dav.

The President by executive order.
has suspended the limitation IN eisbt
hours of work for the daily s.,,,i
of mechanics and laborers enesee5
under contracts with the United Sts,es
for ordnance, ordnance stores and otbeS.
military supplies and materials. build
structed at arsenals and on fort;eo
tons during the period of the war
emergency and until further orders Tha
order. by authority given in the naval
appropriation bin of March last.
suspends the eight-hour provisions ~
the act of June 10, 1912. oiohs OIL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-06-13
Buy Peace of Mind!
To the Editor of The Star:
rha STAR

To the Editor of The Star;
Please 70 the purchase of liberty
r rands thai the simple expenditure Of
t 6onas: bit i in this way buys much more
peace oaanidn't afford it, but, on the
that | hend / couldn't look a liberty
other na nance name in the face nor bear to
pona ane mentioned until ] had taken
one i9r M NE liberal arrangements Of
oh hanks any one may buy at least q
6ft1p- dollaxsbond< ,nrypD. D..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-06-13
Warm, Noted Hungarian. Dies

NEW YORK. June l3-Wfllan n,
Warm. Hungarian journalist and for
mer member Of the Hungarian parIia-
ment. credited with having drawn up
ene plan 10 cause munition strikes,
which was Endorsed by DIR. Theodore x
Dumba, the Austrian ambassador, and
LED TO his recall. has died In this CITY
of heart disease.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-06-13
Two Vessels Sunk; Four Men Lost

CHR1STIANIA. via London, June IA
The Norwegian bark Deveron. 2so
tons, has been sunk. -Four men were
!osc including one Canadian. and
Twelve men have been landed at I.er-
wick The captain and another man
were wounded. The Dagbladet reports
that the Arctic cutter Severe III has
been sunk. The crew was saved.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-06-13
less Gas and Hot Water in France

PARIS. June 13.-Maurice Vtoletts
minister of subsistence. has issued a
decree suspending the distribution ~
gas to private consumers after o'cIock
at night and during several periods OF the
daylight hours, aggregating a suspen-
sion OF thirteen hours in the use of gas
daily. The decree also suspends the
use Of hot water in hotels and private
houses except on Saturdays and Sum
days
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-06-13
Ordered to Medical School

The following named officers or thu
Medical Reserve Corps have been or
dered to report at the Army MedicaI
school. this city. for instruction: First
NJ. Clute. Thomas P. EdmIndson Iobn
E. Evans. Olaf Kittleson, William I
Martin. William D. Reid. George r
Sutton and Edwin T. Wyman
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-06-13
Trading-With-E Enemy Bill Reported.

The administration "trading-with-
the-enemy" bill has been reported IA
; vorably to the House by unanimous
vote of the Interstate and foreign COM
meYce committee. It would penalize by
heavy fne and Imprisonment trading
with an enemy or enemy ally, provide
for the administration Of enemy prop
eertIA who're necessary and authoe41A,
z1kaeao4spe4emta hsld 61Anernieas
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-06-13
U-BOAT WAR IS COSTLY.
Norwegian Life Insurance Company
Pays Out 792, 600 Crowns in 1915.

COPENHAGEN. via London. June 10.
-Germany's submarine warfare cost
the Norwegian Life Insurance Com
pany $4,000 crowns in 1915. as COM
pared with 100000 crowns in 1915
The Danish crown in ordinary
times is equivalent to about 81 cents
in American money.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-06-13
Germans Seek Woman Workers.

LONDON. June ia Reuter- dis
patch from Amsterdam says the Ber-
lin newspapers are publishing an APP
peal to women to serve in the German
ammunition factories. The appeal
saya G1eaA AnoDsaSs In tha.nunber
OF wonan-w workers IL necessary,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-06-13
Will Take Million of Liberty Too

Representative Alvin T. Ful,er %
Massachusetts. one of the weaItbieot
members of the House, will suhsnrihe
to 100000 worth of liberty bonds
He has already ady, taken n large amount
his congressional counselor, Reh.rt
SoufhwoYth. win hing Ahastotxa I'M H.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-06-13
Truce in Irish Bye-Elect;on.

LONDON. June 10. 4:22 ANA morn
Ing newspaper today points out that the
party truce with regard to bveaelere
tons has been loyalty observed in the
main parts of Ireland since the war
but that now the Sim Feiners threaten
opposition to It, notably in South Dub
lin and East Glare.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-06-13
Buy a Liberty Bond
and Help the Fight

1.-The right is more precious
than peace, and we fight for the
things we have always carried
nearest our hearts-for democ-
racy, for the right of those who
submit to authority to have a
voice in their own government,
for the rights and liberties Of
small nations. for a universal do
minion of right by such a con-
cert of free peoples as shall bring
peace and safety to all nations
and make the world itself at last
free"
WOODROW WILSON.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-06-13
TWO BILLIONS BORROWED.
Great Britain Has Obtained Vast
Sum in the United States.

LONDON, June 13.-In reply to a
question in the house of commons,
Andrew Bonar Law, chancellor of the
excheuuer announced that since the
beginning of the war Great Britain had
borrowed from the United States a
total of 81, 900. 100000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-06-13
Two Seaplanes Leveled.

LONDON. June 1.-Two Of five hostile
searlanes that were we're, sighted sfned, by drif5er
showed by the British craft. it is officially
announced.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-06-13
Forty More Southland Men saved

LONDON, June l3.-Two roi,.t
boats from the British steamer Somthss
land. which eh. was aase toffp p and sunk on
men who were in them safely ianGaG
Edward Rigney of New York. WIZ h "a 4
been reported missing, is amone th.r, oa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-06-13
Some Discrepancies Corrected.
U. S. IS MODELLING
FOR FOOD CONTROL

Continued from First Page.)
director. and F. c. Walcott of New
York. who made an investigation Of
the Belgian relief work as repre-
sentative Of the Rockefeller Founda-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-06-13
DRAFT STILL WAITS
ON APPROVAL Of RULES
Registration Figures So Far Re
ported Indicate 80 Per Cent
Of Estimates.

There is no available information yet
as to when the young men between the
ages OF twenty-one and thirty-one wears
Will have their names drawn for service
with the army. This will not be known
until the President and Secretary Baker
act on the regulations governing exemp-
tons and exemption boards.
The provost marshal generals Office
for the drawing.
Estimates OF the registration by the
provost marshal generals office place 1t
at 9.oOO.0Oo. slightly more than 80 per
cent OF the census estimate Of 1925. 900
eligibles between the ages OF twenty-one
and thirty, inclusive.
About 2.750.ooo men have offered
themselves without Indicating any ex-
emption because OF physical disability.
claims.
The rules probably will exempt some
OF these men who claimed no exemp-
ton and make subject to service some
OF those men who claimed exemption.
Figures Reported.
With eleven more states to report,
war Department records show that
win census estimates of 7,773,469 for
the states reported. OF those reg
lstered. 5.4sS.073 were white. S47,S52
were colored. s07.s6S We're aliens and
sail were alien enemies Indicated
possible exemptions were 4111,453.
Some of the states not yet reported
VIII show excuses over their census
estimates. according to incomplete tab
ulatfons. and Will help to raise the ag-
gregate percentage
Michigan today Jumped into first place
among the states In proportion Of
estimated eligibles actually registered,
with 1875 per cent.
Three Western Stafes Renort-
The Governor of Idaho reported tho
vided' as follows: white, ss.see; col
ored, 217; allen. 1888; alien enemies
1S1. Indicated possible exemptions,
2l,2S2; states estimated eligibles, 54.-
The Governor OF South Dakota re-
ports the states total registration at
5S,014, divided as follows: White, g.
772: .colored, 152: alien. 1905: alien
enemies. 49, Indicated possible ex-
mated eligibles. 67.7s0.
The Governor of Indiana reported
the states total registration at 1885,
145. divided as follows: White. 23o,272;
colored, 10.073: alien, 1861: alien enc,
mics. 1,14s. Indicated possible exemp-
lions. 151.sSs; states estimated eligi-
bles. 260.011.
Some Discrepancies Corrected.
Rechecking Of registration figures at
the provost marshal generals ONCE to-
day disclosed that Wisconsin's alien
enemy registration figures had been
enormously announced. 1t was found
23.121 alien enemies had registered and
1888 aliens from friendly countries had
been enrolled. Alien enemy rekistra-
ton previously had been announced as
2s.7o9 20
Discrepancy in Florida figures was
corrected upon inquiry by the provost
marshal general to the governor, who
telegraphed that tbs colored reRistra-
ton total was 1866 instead Of 23.666.
as previously announced.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-06-13
CONTROL
OF PAPER IS URGED
Trade Commission Recon-
mends Operation of Business
Under Government Agency.
VOLUNTARY PLAN FAILED

Pooling of news print paper production
and importation under a government
agency for distribution 10 publishers at a
price providing a fair profit to manufac-
tureTs was recommended today by the
federal trade commission in a report on
its investigation OF the paper industry
conducted during the last year tThe COM
mission also suggested that the govern
ment seek TO induce Canadian authorities
TO establish a similar agency to cooperate
with the American pool.
In letter transmitting the report to
the Senate. which ordered the investiga-
ton. the commission asked emergency
legislation to make the recommendations
effective. IL declared that II the 1916
consumption OF LIS. 900 tons OF print pa
per is equaled this year. the cost TO con-
sumers will be sos 600. 900. an increase Of
sS5. oo0 900 over 1916. and that one-half Of
this increase represents additional prof.
its to manufacturers.
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DC s0nLsfraae Iieat iest kIar.

% bic anhuortnote Der alHerter tafahlid os TIRE 6rieoensbeotns
Qn nrheI. oaB Geuti6IanO tno ieRe gerbinoeten Giles berdnsgeben
Iouen. mas tire heareben g8ofRn geponnen buhcn, lo Dob barber bn-
aus Geterrei6p llngarn unO bic THrte it'd freiDtlig Serrifeln iolfn -
bic Gntentanahte abr allies bebaten Doaen, mas fe ienals I'M gNoB be-
Rien, uno lett an oeudhen GoIonien uno IN 8ol5ien beNest baben. iofpte
natHrhb aontanhnopeL 6as Die SHrfei oufgeben iou bat oos 5ueoenS'
aagebot 0r 8entrolH1hte MIR ben grpg, ben GHtentenohten Die tronurte
M9dsfe Der frieoIhen pom 8eitt 81 reBeL rmo tie nit tbrer gdn5eu
aadten @nabtit ns Die am Blrtbergeben Sbul0igen 0erdrt bloB5utelen,
0B funfh9 MIR nod Soioteu bon gnglanos gerebter SuBe iperoen reoen
oirfen.
@ud Ser GrfoIa, Dem grihnhin Die 91osfe abeaHen ST. baden, lit
rnUaS mat. 9enn gar nihts an0eres bepuedt nernen mare, hlrDe Die
Mt umb geie, De oieRr GrfoIg erreiht nnrOe, bepeien, Dab Die oeutfhe
Gfaasfunt Die britifAe - Die Diegernbnte uno oielbeTtn0erte - ihlagt
fobaI0 tie nah MIR a~nniharuo ibe Metbobet uno Den frnnSofihen 9ebriob
m8uuDenOen geDilt lit: 81 corinire, coraire ct 0emi".
Aber mir ner0en inns DnruDer flur lem ninen, DAB man nit etns
oradn nuf Die offentlthe M9etntng Der Reutrolen ben arRg nht ge@
mind. gsenn Die Minrten abIebnen, 20 mIhen fe efpas baden, Dobon|
tie bofen, 0B es ibnen ben Sieg oo1 nod pnngen Deroe. Gs tam 1etnL|
naB file mirtHb nuF ben Grolg elmer neuen Gffenftbe I'M Jrnb1nbr boffen
fHr Oe Tie lett Die ardHe inmneln uo bel 0eren Anfin0gung britlf4e
Gtaatsmdnner ID Inn, oIg mnBhn Die sSeinoe ibnen Die Snftaire Die
ggabI beg 3gHptnftes t0 niles dnOere lberIuien nnO iel6er bic 9OnOe IN
ben 5hnb Iegen, poer es mag ian, 0dB lie onf ben Grfolg Der NUS
Hnnger4ng rebnen. aber es iheint ums, 0dB 0etidldno NIT leinem
Snionenbte1 bnrauf ob5ieIt, 9Iabrrngs0orr1te fur Elm Doaes Sobr ouf
sntopan, 10 odB aud Der Ausfan elmer ga5en Sahresernte es ntt be-
5spfngen f6nnte. Gs lit ieoenaas naff1aig, oB mad Grbeutlng Der rt
ndnfden Norrdte Die Sporinnfet fd Su D~erooppeIn ideint uo NIT elmer
gepfen @eHfHentibfet Der Aelt verfunoet miro.
Menn aber Die 4uiertan nht Dirfin nuf Sieg boffeL of mas
marten Sic 0unn2 Nnf Ste ltHoan0eIung Der efgenen SH0uftren, ouf
BE ~nirfdnftGhe 9e1Drganiaion, Die fb mir urter ariegsDerh1tnifien
raid 0urhfabreh IdBt u0 8l Der 2l0no 6eorge IN iefher 8tHb 9aa-
9e0e 10 oringlth oufgeruRn bt2
Dian mB es abparten. llnb in5pifhen nf Die 8ifung Der intn1er
eiaorugiter Deroenoen gele3rtn8 curt ben ngouttarieg bofeL
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Der unbeitrafte pSienpidt.

uaorO @reb, Ser Hd n%ngHtdrt tno unbedhigt of ieinen 2anbfb
s~urud9Gogen Bat, ioate Dor eInen u1pdrteIiben @erihtsbof sniert her.
ben Ser orme 5eafeL, Der Elm ~54Rfuaonote ftieblt ebaIt flnf Sabre.
Ger iogenannte engtihe Staafsmann, ourh oeen 5tupnit1t ons Reia
Oh ben annO oes geroerbens gebradt III, Der Die ~aus0ebntng 0es
aanupfes, hi ben er ien gaterInno getarsI bat, niht sn erneIen perfano,
en DIher ARonh entIatet fd IN daer 8~enratihteit idner 8eranhDorts
6dfdt uno %beridpinoet, uahreno Sanienoe iener 2aubseuie a~bge6iodtet
tDegoen@
A8as Fnb fhnrfe Norte. sic entboIteren ~furhtbare, cine bernid.
tenDs AnFIage gegen ben iet aid abgetafelteH ~fruheren Wenlter Der
a~aspdrtigen angeIegenbpten In England. Der critic @eDante 0s
f~renn0lden Qeigrs lit ndtuli9 Ser, Db es. Henn fen Geutider, 10 bod
Bnt Htnoeun Elm begefterhr 5reanO Der oeutiden 5aae ien mide
mef1er 0de MnHoge erbebe. G6er er tluiht fuh. Ger gfonr, Der cine
ID unbarnnbersige aritff an 2oro grep ibt nno ieme 9ernfrng berInngt
fir az Ds eutfeshde llnbeL Oas a angertfht bat lit elm engIdnoer
tno suar elm IopaIer umO patrotfher Gngldnoer. gs lit albnneoo
Bartlett einer Der berporrdgenbfen mflhdrhen gahDerfdnogeu4 bic
Is iii England gbt. Or ntafie fanerHIt as onfider GorreDonoent
Sic nernnglldte @aaipoltGrpeonion NIT unb duBerte fh fbon 0amoIs
isbr iddff aber os Uerfeblte ungeididt engeIehete uo nod ~ungeihidter
DarAgefIbrfe lnternebneI 0ds NIT eneH 10 fdmabGhen Gnsto fir
England cnoigte gs lit nbt Sas ae geaL BOB Cord 8reD folhe
gsorte aus er8ifden Wuuoe h0ren uuB. Ghon blo nod benz Aus.
brHh 0es arieaes fuBte CT f1 bon ennen erbitterRn 2anosnann fnaen
niel OdB e mo Die anoeren aniffter Os arieges an ben 2aternenpfabI
peb5rtet- Tfefen braudt ct niht 5i fIrdten. luf benz rnporhiiihen
5eihtshoF bon ben AibneaO Bartlett i'm sttert bnben MID, miro er
5ermutit entgebgn. Aber mic Mil enghnbs gr6bhr uno bsber I'm.
eHrafter 8oiauiht oerefnft Dor Dem u~ubdteflhen Tribunal Der @e.
bfdte beteben?
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Grcbcr h~nnitocnnb!
So6n ReGormuf, Der beSemten6lts
Senpr Der Wegenipart, an 20.
Sanaar i'm ltd6tiideu
Anbitprinm.

Ole 2eitung Srs n%gfetoiTer's Con.
cert GourIe" bat fir ibr piertes
aonsert, on 23. Sanuar, SobH Wic.
gormaf, ben brrnorragenbiten sc.
noriiten unicrer 8eit, gefununen. gi.
ner Der beiten Ruiiffritifer Der
8eItfiiTte, 0eofern Nalor, bSrte tbn
Dor Ginger 8eit BEL eincm Gon5ert
III Gan 5runtisco IND mar poI
Ses 2obes iiber bic bcrsiiaIiden Sci.
ftnngen OesIeIben. Sobn McGor.
mod berfiiat nitlt niir fiber cine
mpergteihlib bolle unO flare Stim.
me uno b1ditcs a1unItempfin0en
ionberu perItett es aud, Die be.
orangte goIfsleeIe ieines acfnefte.
ten Bottles, Den Srldnoernb 10 redt
gum ausorud 81 bringen. aein ge.
ruchner Gmuba's, Der irgenoneihes
SntereiIe tn Der @efangsfunIt 5tt
bobcn geoenft, ioLte itd oicien s6tt.
Iincn alinftgenlb entgeben Iaiien.
ReIerpierte Siee find BON tcttrnef.
ben Wontog an am aartenihalfer
i'm AUDITORIUM erbdltlid.
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p. 1ftel0icrs & SON.

SER Better 0eI6iors, Der befann.
te BETTER Der Maidinennerfitdtte
an Scmnro Strnbe, bot Iein @e.
Ih1ft unter Dem Namen g. MaeI.
1iorg s. Son nit einent anpitoI
bon $4,000 intorporiert. 9err
Meldior bat Ieiuem Gobn Gre0 s.
Reldiors, Der ibm felt Sabren cine
Stiibe in Dem raid pndien0en @e.
Ih1ft mar, eihen anteiL iibereebgrr
nno miro 6icler In Der 9ltunit bic
Attire Qeitune In ben Sdnoen ba.
ben. &err gaeIdiorg Il. tpia fid
mad pielen Sdbreq ihlperer arbeit
bns 2eben beroiehtermoben etrnas
gemiitliher nebnen. Das @eihGft
Der Jirma @leIdtors bat In Ben
leeten Sdbren einen groben Quf-
ihmung eenommen. Sic mlBte elm
Beb1u0e mad Dem nnoeren erriften.
i'm ben anforoeruneen eeredt 5tl
rDerOen. 9os fomntt batter, neil
6err Meldiors uto fem Sobn ibr
Geiddft nIs Maidiniiten in GRIND.
Iiditer @eile beriteben. Gle baden
0as Neporieren bon AutomobiIen
5lr Spe5ialitdt gcmadt nnb III Die.
fer BronGa Elm ftets 6unebntenOeg
8eihoft betrieben. @ir miiniden
Der nenen Girma forteeiesten CT.
foIgl
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4 DAnosaous PRECEDENT.

The laps have inquired at Wash
ington as to the size Of the guns
with which they wish to arm THEN
merchantmen which pass through
the Panama canal.
It Is really too bad that our gov
ernment. in Its eagerness to please
England, eyef consented to permit
the arming Of peaceful merchantmen
even IL for defensive purposes
only. II would be advisable to have
these japanese guns as small as
possible, but Mr.. Lansing, IN hls
eseerness 10 please England, has
tied his hands by permitting the
~.psaeefuis merchantmen Of shs
Allies to carry guns that grew Ii
time to . formidable and dangerous
sIze-all for the sake Of England
We knew we would have TO suffer
some day for having created such
q foolish precedent, but the voices
OF real Americans we're lost under
the clamoring Of those who wanted
war with Germany.
Would il not be advisable to per
nit Mr.. Lansing TO retire before b.
commits any more biundeFs? We
may have to pay very very dearly
for the one we are referring 70.
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count Of the impression this refusal
Of the German peace offer mus
make on the neutral world.
This is clearly indicated by thu
tone OF the entente note. II 10 exs
actly as il the entente were Ia 4
certain sense afraid TO listen 70 the
conditions OF the central powers
Are those men who gave to the en-
tcnte note its particular tone per.
haps afraid that these conditions q
the central powers are much toe
sensible and moderate for them be-
fore their nations, who long fol
peace, to undertake the responsible.
lily Of declining those individual
ccnditions7
"At all events our adversarieI
would have acted more frankly II
they had fatty aud plainly said.
"We viii wait because we still
hope that we need not negotiate, bul
can dictate the terms Of peace. Ii
orocr 10 avoid this awkwerd avowai
the entente now takes the attitude
of the judge of the world.
But all that he entente obtains
by this proceeding is that It's gull
for the continuation OF the war un
mistakably in the eyes Of the whole
world Is not diminished but increa
sed".
"And what viii the central powers
reply to this notef" was asked.
DR.. Hammann answered. Il an
no more in ONCE; | do NOT know the
official peace plan. But | do know
what every German, what every citi.
zen in the countries allied with III
feels al this hour-howeyer 10 such
oyerbearing language there need BE-
no discussion.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-15
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