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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-07-02
Advance Made Between Up
per Stripa and Narayukva
Along 18-mile Front.
$500 GERMAN
PRISONERS TAKEN
Stroke of Such Force Had
Hardly Been Expected
by the Allies.
(By Associated press.)

Russia's armies have not lost their
old striking power as the result Of
their long inactivity. This is evil
denced by the announcement today
from Petrograd of the taking Of an
important Austro- German position in
Galicia at the outset of the new of.
fensive. together with the capture OF
more than $500 prisoners. So
The advance was effected between
the upper Stripa and Narayuvka.
General Brussiloff moved here yester-
day, the Austrian G erman line being
struck along a front of more than 18
miles after prolonged artillery pre-
paration. In pressing forward, the
Russians captured the town of Kon-
iuchy.
The number of prisoners taken
compares favorably with last years
lists from General Brussiloff's great
offensive. considering the comparative
shortness Of the present lines Of at
tack.
A stroke of such force had hardly
sidering the disorganization OF the
army following the revolution. s.
The artillery battle is still raging
far to the north along the Russian
line into Volhynia, as far thes
middle Stokhod, the latsst Berlin
statement indicating tH9t attacks by
the Russians were expected TO axtefit5
beyond the area of Ihs ortgtnal dEl1tt-
J ing.
Russian forces yesterday continued
their offensive against the Tufi iss isi
the Caucasus, occupying the sil laEe 81
Engidja, and the TnTkieli stroti hold
! Of Kalamirivan, near Lake berthat ts
The German general sts tiias1
Russian losses In. the Go ~ s. :
I nifI -
Russian nnits, 1t wssss II.
be Mt irts, ii ffsT,ersesf@ 81
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Arnonnces q

" Petregrad.-M.
OF war, Sslsgra2hsd
day that the Russ
Earrny resumed the sat
HdsaRce 10 ths
u strogsa The III 81
aannce1nAnt saxs tn
have advanrKd O Il
stream and also have III sl
heavy guns. Teuton # VI 81
tinue to be brought IN iss2
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-17

miller and A Z. Goldstein 70 Max DAVE
doff lots IS. {. block -. Alexander's addi-
Iion; s60Oc: Dec II. 1915.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-17
DAILY RECORD
Building Permits.


To Morris ~ Lane. bungalow or Alamo
so-do street; cost s@s00-
To T. B. Newman, bungalow OF san D.azo
street: cost seOeo.
To Besudette & Cropper. a store roor,. AZ
SO Texas street. cost $500
To the Macon Realty Co. three bungalows
OF Central street: cost $4,000.
To J Z Morgan an addition 10 the Whits
House; cost SIS. e00
To J. Z. Morgan. a warehouse and base
ment for Bray q Co. cost $4,000.
residence cost $4,000.
Deeds Filed
Iiils map-H J. DOMAIN to J. n Wyatt.
an undivided one eighth interest in block
Il. Mills map: 5000: Feb. 6. 1917.
Lincoln Park additio1-Afrs. G. {. Chit
wood 20 the International Auty L. lots
;, :. block i. Lincoln park; $500. March
North side Of Aismeda. near copia-Joh7
Dunno and wife TO P P. Hammett. lot ~
block a. East Il Paso- 5000 Jan IS Is1-
Logan heights T Blythe 20 J. J. Eos
$500; Feb 9. 1917.
Public school lands-wm Rancier ana
We 10 7. D Love. section i. block 81 =.
Public school lands; s32e: Feb 20. 1917.
Ia Tuna. Texas-Francisco r. Lopez and
wife 20 Jose Saueedo. lots 8. Z. block cs.
La Tuna, Texas. 81; March 10. 1917
South side OF Bisbee near Alta A.
LAWYER and vile TO O. c. Jones. lot L. and
east ISIS inches Of lot H. block 12s East
Fl Paso. $500: Feb. IS. 1917
North side Of Hueco near Copia-TVsIter
Splitter and wife to William Casten- iors
II. =. block IL. East e Paso. 5000: FEB
IS. 1917.
North side Of Louisville. near Division
Altura Realty Co. 10 A. II. Horne and W F.
Kirby. lot and west half OF lot g. block
:. Altura park: S245: March - 1917
Fest side OF Mesa near Blauchzrd-B E
Galloway and wife 20 l. J. 2fcouinan. los
l.. l.. block I37. Alexsnder's addition:
$500: March g. 1917
West side Of Ochoa. near BouleTard-I- =.
GLkey 10 :. N Gum and : L Srrir- f--
S and north half OF lot ?. block e53. Camp
bell addition; $500: March g. 1917
South side OF Mountain near Particle.
r MUilin and vile 10 J. W Brooks lots =.
IS. block IS. Grzudvisw addition: s3e5S:
March Il 1917
vTest SIDE or Oregon nssr RiTsr-T.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-17
"66e Store Of Service"

that the Germans in Mexico are work
ing up an anti-American sentiment in
that country and that the German gov
eminent has agents there to organize
the outlaws and direct their efforts,
then the Mexican situation offers seri-
Gus possibilities 1t would be Ger
many's game to incite Mexican bandits
TO make raids into this country until
the United States would be forced to
invade that country with a view to
Kidding il Of the lawless element and
establishing law and order. OF course
the German government does not care
anv more for Mexico than Il cared for
Ireland, when the Germans tried TO use
Ireland TO embarrass England. In the
same way, they would try TO use Mex
leo Ia their peculiar method of nagging
an enemy OF course. Germany knows
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-17
CAS- PLANT To
Be TWICE SIZE
Ell Paso Gas Co. to Spend
100000 on Investment
in East FL Paso.

The Il Paso Gas company has made
all necessary plans for increasing the
capacity Of its plant 100 percent. Il
has taxed the best efforts Of the com
pany 10 keep up with the grow n of
Fl Paso, but by doubling its capacity
the company hopes 10 get one lap anead
and mailman the lead. officials Of the
corporation said.
". ". Turney, president OF the Gas
companE- when asked saturday If the
ground recently purchased IN East III
Paso by the company was 20 De used
in the building Of a greater gas works
said:
Bis Tank 10 Cost 100000.
The land in East Fl Paso, for which
the company paid Sll,UUU. is to De used
FOR q holding tank and accessories 10
cost 100000. Il is the intention OF
the company 10 add other units during
the year. SO that by next winter the
present capacity Of the plant viii be
doubled IN all o. its branches I do
not know just what this viii cost nor
has any special appropriation been set
aside for IT. The work viii be pushed
anu paid for as il progresses"
Sir. Turney said that the order for the
big steel holding tank has already been
plac ed- During the past winter, 1fr.
Tutney said, the gas company was
hampered at times by 4 coal shortage
and to obviate any more shortages the
company viii increase its coal storage
capacity and lay in during the sum
Tner a supply Of coal sufficient for all
purposes
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-17

very handsome bungalows on the north
side in Franklin Heights
Inc Creel Realty company has sold
for Walter Splitter & Son to Il. Cantem
residence on the corner Of fiueco
and Stevens streets for $3.50. Mr.. Can
tenn has come from Dallas to make Fl
Paso his home
VIII Erect Two Story Hotel.
The Lay Realty company, represent
ing l. E Booker. is having the old two
story building at 21S-220 South oregon
street dlsmantled preparatory TO erect
ing on the same site two story hotel
with a handsome office and lobby on
the ground floor.
The hotel viii cost $4,000. will have
% rooms and VIII be equipped with
steam heating plant and cooling venti-
lators for the summer
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-17
CHS, HEARTBURN.
INDIGESTION Or
4 SICK STOMACH
''Pape's Diapepsin" relieves
stomach distress in five
minutes.

Time II! Pape's Diapepsin will sweet
en- a souri, gassy or Out-of-order stom-
ach within five minutes.
II your meals don't fit comforta blv
or what you eat lies like a lump OF
lead in your stomach. or il you have
heartburn, that is usual, q sign Of
acidity Of the stomach
Get from your pharmacist q fifty
cent case OF Pape's Diapepsin and take
. dose just as soon as you can. There
will be no sour risings. no belching OF
undigested ID mixed with aci5. no
stomach gas or heartburn. fulIness or
heavy feeling in the stomach. nausea,
facilitating heacaches or dizziness.
This will all go. and. besides. there
will be no sour food left over in the
stomach to poison your breath with
nauseous odors.
Pape's Diapepsin helps to neutraiize
the excessive acid in the stomach which
IS causing the food fermentation and
preventing proper digestion.
Relief in five minutes is waiting for
you at any drug store.
These large ffty-cent cases contain
enough ~Pape's Biapepsin" to usually
keep the entire family free from ON
ach acidity and its sym .ons OF indi-
gestion, dyspepsia. sourness. gases,
heartburn. and headache. for many
months. Il belongs in = II home. =
Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-17
WEEK 8 PERMITS
TOTAL S246,040.
An Increase Over Previous
Week of S65, 600; Sub
urbs Not Included.

/ Building permits issued for the
/ week ending Friday. March Is. show Al
I increase of $4,000 over the previous
i week Permits for the past week call
! for an expenditure OF S246.040 on build
/ ing Improvements and this does not IN
| clude $4,000 TO be expended On resi-
dences in the suburbs and upon which
work began this week Nor does il
! include $4,000 TO be spent remodeling a
building on South Oregon street " hich
is being dismanLed-
Morgan Takes Out Big Jobs.
Contractor J. E Morgan took out per-
mits Friday for Two big buildings. one
is for an addition of two stories 10 the
White House TO cost $3.50 and the
other Is for g warehouse with base
ment 10 be built for Bray & Co, on the
corner OF First and Ochoa streets and
to cost $4,000.
Plans viii be completed next week
for the new central fire station % be
erected at the corner Of Overland and
Campbell streets at cost Of $4,000.
To Start 30 Residences.
The Macon Realty Co has now IN
within ten days about so bungalows
and cottages that viii reach an aver
age cost OF s2,s00 each. making
CreeI Co. to spend s44 500.
The CreeI Realty Co. is building six
four-room bungalows with Easements
in the $500 block on East Boulevard
for ". q. Abbott The bungalows
VIII cost $4,000 each OF total Of
The Creei company is also building
four five-room bungalows in the 2400
block, Boulevard, for L G. Lambright.
They. will cost 5000 each. totaling
TIE same company WILL next week,
begin the erection of five six-room
bungalows. with garages. in Kern
Place. They viii cost about $4,000
each.
A. FORK to Build Three Story.
Tuesday a permit was taken out for
the erection by A 70: K OF a three-story
business building on Texas street near
kansas- The building will cost $4,000. I
The old structure on the southwest
corner of Overland and San Jacinto
streets is being torn down prepare tory
to the erection on that corner OF . |
$4,000 This is the block to be put |
up by Laskin Bros
Million Dollar Record for March.
Already we have issued during 1
March said y a Comstock. city /
building inspector, Friday. permits \
calling for more than half million dol /
lars worth Of building improvements, |
and the record threatens TO reach e 1
million dollars for March"
Friday Braunton & Leibert were ask
inE for bids on a residence for J. u. 4,
Franklin. of the Standard Grocery !
company. The residence will be erected
on North Kansas street north OF Cliff
street and will cost $4,000
Building Three Bungalows.
Cassidy & Neel are e.ecting three
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-17

Weeks Warranty Deeds S5S.59s-
Warranty deeds filed IN the office
of the county clerk during the week
ending Friday. March Is. totaled
S5S.5sS. The filings by days follow:
Deeds Valuation
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-17

thai If it succeeds in forcing trouble
between Mexico and the United States.
IL must end in Mexico being thrashed
and made to paw the cost But what
Germany wants Is 10 distract Uncle
Sans attention from what is going on
at sea IL would be well for this cOun-
try TO keep agents in Mexico watching
the movements Of the German agents
and TO demand their arrest and punish
ment when occasion requires"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-17
INVESTMENT COMPANY MAY
BUY GAS COMPANY CORNER

The FL Paso Investment company has
purchased from Robert l. Dorbant lots
fronting 27l feet on Texas street and &95
feet along the railroad tracks OF block
80, Franklin Heights addition. The
consideration is private. but the tran
saction is said 10 involve approxima tely
$4,000.
The FL Paso Investment company is
reported 10 be negotiating for the pUc-
chase Of the property OF the FL Paso
Gas company at 425 North Oregon
This deal would involve between $50
600 and $4,000 X is said. Seven years
fered this property for S26,000, q re-
port said
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-17
Little Interviews
CONTINUED from Page Sikh

their inventive genius 10 find . rem
edy for the assassin OF the sea II
strikes me that small powerful gasO-
line boats. carrying guns. could be
used successfully TO convoy freight
vessels / understand that q single
shot properly placed viii end the ca
reer Of q submarine"
i have not seen any rush OF answers
TO my question" said Park Pitman
Friday, 'as to who was the first United
States citizen TO pass through FL Pasc
Now ! would suggest that II the old
timers and school teachers cannot an
swer the question. that the high school
pupils be invited TO send in answer
While ! feel confident ! can name the
first citizen of the United States TO pass
through this town. yet the high school
pupils might be able 10 prove that
am wrong and for that reason would
like 10 read their answers 20 the
question
- -
- &c IS :-ue.- said T Wells Brown.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-17
ASK COURT TO ORDER SALE
OF HALF BLOCK ON MESA

suit was filed in the 65th district
court Saturday morning by Charles
Davis, Lamar Davis. Alice Drvis Wise.
" D. Wise and T. J. Beau against the
Watts Engineering company. Of s.
Louis, praying the court 10 order the
sale OF property owned Jointly by them.
The property is the west half of frac-
tional block 50 Of the Alexander sd-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-17
H c. WARREN HELD TO GRAND
JURY ON CHARGE OF THEFT

Pleading guilty to charge OF theft.
II { Warren was Friday afternoon
held to the grand jury under $3.50 bond
by justice OF the peace y j Hall. War
rem was charged with stealing cigarets
from A. l. Nicholson. sos East san An
tonic street The theft occurred March
s. The cigarets were valued At $3.50.
V. N. Grant testified at the hearing
that he saw the defendant on the roof
Of a BUILDING with box. The Wit
ness said he called the police and had
the defendant arrested.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-17
LEGGETT JURY DISMISSED;
DEADL0CKED FOR TWO DAYS

After being hopelessly deadlocked for
two days, the jury in the case OF
William Leo.ett. charged with murder
in connection with the death of
Gregorio Rivero. in June. 1915 was
Saturday morning dismissed by judge
" .. Howe. 34th court.
II is understood the jurors stood
nine TO three. but whether for con
viction or scquittai was not learned
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-17
Building Permits For
Week Total $40, $40

During the week ending March
10, y. 4 Comstock, city building in
spector. issued 81 permits for build
ing improvements TO cost S246.04O,
an increase of so percent over the
previous weeks permits. The per
mits were issued as follows
The Detroit times., 1917-06-14
De ETROITER
URGES HUGE
AIR FLEET I
Howard L. Coffin Tells
congressman Planes
Must Be Had
BY ROBERT j. BENDER
stat CORES Doadqnt UEifed Press

WASHINGTON. June Ia. The war
cannot possibly be won without air
supremacy. according 10 Howard y.
Coffin before subcommittee OF the
senate military affairs committee to-
day
Hc declared tho greatest inspira-
lion 70 American genius was to gain
supremacy In her two inventions, the
aeroplsne and me submarine
Emphasizing the need OF speed in
aircraft con tucuon Colin read into
Che records of Tho hearings the com
plete stors OF the latest German raid.
cabled to this country by Ed Keen,
United Press staff correspondent at
London
The greatest service the United
states government can do, Coffin
said. els To turn our wonderful re-
sources TO giving the Allies suprem-
acy Of the alr.
we have already started work
ON the project Training Fields are
under construction In various parts
OF The country and others have been
authorized a definite program FOR
the construction of hundreds OF thou
sands of machine Is already under
way
The Detroit times., 1917-06-14
WEOIErLIN Huh
TO GRADUATE 8

The annual graduating exercise
of Western high school will tai
place Wednesday afternoon, June
in the school auditorium. The clai
motto is Build for character ar
not for fame" There are 81 mer
bers
The program will include the a
dress OF the class president, WayT
Garrett; class history. Grace Rye
son. address to class OF January, 4
Carol Roehm; reply, Dorothy Haug
ton: class prophecy, Caroline Leo
ard, presentation of diploma
Charles l.. Spain. assistant super
tendent
The following are the graduate
Bess Louise Alvord. Blanche Odes
Apt. Roy Alonzo Austin. PAUL.
Frances bailey. Dorothy Evelyn Bal
lev. Maiei Lucille Baker Elcan
Beatrice BALDWIN. Maggie Beck. WI
linn J. Bennert, Lionel Braun Ma
Mandeline Beslock. Evelyn Chariot
Fouchard Emily Susan Bowma
Dayton Talmage Brown, Isabel he
ena BuTch. Harold John Burns Nell
\
Henry Davis. Clifton Robert Down
Florence Ruth Farver MarEar
Mary Florence IIazei Claire For
BENJAMIN Franklin I'reuhauf. Eunt
Gertrude Garrett. Wayne Hun Ga
rett. Selena Gaudion. Nilcs Grur.
Graden James David Greig. Low
Hectner Groh. Eleanor Armorcl Hu
| mar. Dorothy Herald Hard. JoI
Thomas Hayes. Richard James ITO
den. John Edward HommeL Ire
Frances Horn. Ruth r Houfey. Flc
cnce Theodore Hun. Prudential era
ford Huffman. Leila r.aroe Her. Mar
Grace James Frances Elizabeth
de Vine. Joseph JrRsek. Saide Me
Earet Kuapp Carl Martin kreuE
Florence jeanette Laurain. Eyel
Frances Lawrence. Caroline
Leonard. George William Lindsf
Almn L0rpnz. Theresa Mary Igor
Thomas Alexander Mccall Their
/ Irene Mcdonald Edythe Lillian NJ
Pherson. Celia Mae Matthew. -
Eugene Monte. Norman kingst'
Moore. GLADYS Elaine Munger, Jenu
Grace Nowlin. Ia Rue W Patee. EdI
Mac Payton. Arthur William Rohcri
lone Meath Roberts Carol Ma
The Detroit times., 1917-06-14
AMERICA MUST FIGHT NOW OR FACE
FUTURE OF WORLD DESPOTISM, SAYS
PRESIDENT; SCORES FOE PEACE TALK
DRAFT RULES
ARE NOW READY
Wait Only Formal Approval
of President
Wilson

WASHINGTON. June 14--Amer-
icas draft rules are ready.
They need only the wise and ap-
proval OF President Wilson and Sec
retary of War Baker and probably
will be submitted 10 Wilson today
Then. within a few days. IL is esti-
mated, the nation will know the an
swer TO its inquiry, -Will our son
or brother be in The first army
Flow Will they be picked and when?"
The answer will be given In the
form OF proclamation from presi-
dent Wilson which will set in opera
tion the great human lottery system
and the boards who viii Gull out the
exempt
PRONUNCIATION of the draft rules
has been a work Of weeks a ma
tionally known lawyer. whose name
and works have been withheld. has
toled 20 make the rules equitable
The Detroit times., 1917-06-14
DODGES SUED
FOR $4,000

Robert r, Patton former iu rucior
tn mathomaucs "a the University ot
Michigan has 0lcd glt for $4,000
damages against Dodge Brothers
nd Robert Zak. tester for Dodge
Brothers alleling that his slght WAS
permanently impaired "a tbe result
~ collision brt%con Ford in
which Patton WAS riding 1n4 a Dodge
ear ,hat wa being tete hy Yak.
rho accident occurred wc g.
Wayne on The Mi-tiEa ave. road
overal months ago Patton alleges
taai he has been rnabie to teach ON
accoant of ho iu lry o. h,s eyes
John l. CrardeH represents the
plaintiff
The Detroit times., 1917-06-14
KILLING OF
KIDDiES HUN
"vIC DRY"
Berlin Calls 1t a Sue
cessful Raid On Fort
of London

BERLIN. (Wa London). June
Good effects In "hts"
we're observed over the fort Of
London" in the German aero
plane raid yesterday an official
statement today declared
"A fleet Of large aeroplanes
yesterday afternoon dropped
bombs over the fort Of Lon
don" the report asserted. The
effects were good Hits were
observed Despite n strong de-
fensive fire. and numerous
aerial engagements IN which an
English airnan fell into the
Thames, cur planes were un-
harmed"
The Detroit times., 1917-06-14
WHISTLES AND
BELLS TO MARK
LOAN DRIVE END

John " Staier executive man.
aEer VI tho fihowy Loan campaign
in Detroit has called upon pastor
and manufacturer to rims the
church bells and blow thc factory
nHHlos for minutes Friday noon
20 mark thc close of .ho campaign In
Detroit
Detroit has suh-crited more than
twice the original allotment az f2o-
oo'o00 and DE dr- city m the
country 30 eve ubscuue ts quota
Prinfin- tho piniu ucnt kind--thaf
g. rir hf-Tluiee fob Dent Wntu fI,.n
The Detroit times., 1917-06-14
LIBERTY LOAN
NEARS MARK SET
TOtaled S1,S43.000.000 at
Il. NJ. McAdOO An
nOunceS

WASHINGTON. June IA Every
Liberty bond bought by patriotic
American VIII hasten the return Of
peace and the re-ostablishment ar
Justice and libert, thruout the
world. declared Secretary of the
Treasury McAdoo today in hnh
statement ON the cve OF ne closing
OF the Liberty bond loan Simul
taneously % announced tiat sub
scripfions reported Go thc treasury
department totaiod slb45.00o0Ho at
p ms today so more figures viii
De disclosed until DE hna, total exc
received
The Detroit times., 1917-06-14
Printer Has $4,000!
Puts 1t In Bond

LAPORTE, Ind juno 4 John
Fidrcd. printer employed Dos thc la-
porto lforHld today subscribed 20
$4,000 Bra libcrt bonds u i- bc
lievod OF. subscription eNccods that
of pny othcr workIneman IN The
country.
The Detroit times., 1917-06-14
U. S. SUMMONS
FOOD COMBINES
Gamers and Wholesale Gro
GERS To Appear Before
Grand jury

CHICAGO juno 10 Tho govern
ment took tho initial step ln on
other drive against thc Meh cost OF
eating today whom suhpnas were
issued against onciple of tho Nr
tona Cnnoi Food Dr, fru
Rrotef assoclauau tbr nnoa
Wholesale Grocorf association and
'he NaGonai Who.ra'r Gracers as.
eocIui'uI llnI Wur Hmunt
o Hrpear b,lnrr th cd.r und
lrrv row 'r 'o9.ln ihi- rifY
The Detroit times., 1917-06-14
PrOpagandists III er e
Bitterly Denounced
AS FalSifiers
SEEK TO DESTROY
UNITY OF NATION
Course of TeutOn Plot
ting Traced Thru
out World
Full text of President VIII
sons Flag-Day speech will
be found on page Z.

WASHINGTON. June l4-Amer-
lea is at war "in defense OF our
rights as a free people and OF our
honor as a sovereign government"
President Wilson this afternoon
thus stated why America IS fghting
in "a speech solemnly vibrant with
warning OF the blood and suffering
the country must endure. bur deep
with The conviction that the nation
fights for tho right
The president spoke in the shad-
ow Of The Washington monument be-
fore a huge throne OF government
employees AT a FLAG day observance
The presidents address, was re
consccration of Flag day u was a
speech that stune I'm the bitterness
OF his arrsignmcnt Of Germany
NOT OF The German people but Of
Germany's autocrats He pictured
Germany military masters in a
SINISTER plot OF years OF incubation
reaching out, corrupting. intriguing.
scheming to deceive their own peo-
Pile and master the people and pow
ers of other smaller nations into
throwing o broad belt of German
power and political control across
Tho very center Of Europe and be-
yond the Mediterranean into tho
heart of Asia The president
named Austrialimrary as the dupa
of Germany an,ocrats bulgaria
and Turkey tbclr cats paws. He
earnestly inve.ghed against any
consideration of alleged German
peace fcelcrs put OFT now by those
who having set their nei and
reached the zenith Of their domIns-
tion now see their sinister plans
about to become naueht Likewise
he bitterly assailed German yropa-
eaudists ia the United states who
are seeking by insit,ous means n
undermine the nation hero ~ homa
America. tho president said. wars
for the first time across tha seas
because the prlnriplos for which
he ao fights are exactly those
ror uhich he has waeed every
other victorious war Iu hcr history
nd hrcaIe sd. was forced to 6eht
SIN def,nsc of our rishts as a free
people rad af oGr honor qs a SOY
ero.rn .cram snt."
For U.s. thore m blt one choice
he r aeuf e'ernlv concluded