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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-04-04
PRES. WILSON'S CLARION CALL FOR
a WORLD DEMOCRACY.

n NOfI4lJ bENIC1INEANI
The remarkable document from the
pen of President Wilson which was read
in Congress on Monday night was more
than request of Congress to declare
that a state OF war exists between the
United States and Germany; it was a
most forceful pronunciamento in favor
of world democracy, skillfully woven
into which was message of good cheer
TO the pioneers of the movement in the
czar ridden nation of Russia. Indeed, it
would almost seem that the desire OF the
president to spread the gospel OF de-
mocracy was given even greater empha-
sis than the purpose for which the extra
Congress was called in session. If the
message reaches any considerable pro-
portion of the Russian people it will be
an inspiriting help toward the solidifying
of that which promises to be one OF the
greatest popular governments the world
has ever known. Moreover, it is mes
sage of good cheer which will have we
believe, as vital an influence in shaping
victory for the entente allies as any
single factor already at work toward
that end. 1t will force courage into the
veins of the people who have had the
hardihood to shake off the thralldom OF
the Romanoffs and will cause them to
stand fast in the faith with the entente
alliance toward the successful culmina
ton of the tremendous conflict. AS such
it was most opportune, for il the facts
were known it would probably be found
that Russia is trembling on the abyss OF
government change, uncertain which way
II will fall Just what effect the address
to the people of the world will have on
the German people is uncertain because
of the uncertainty whether the document
will find its way into the hands of any
number of the residents of
Germany outside OF the dominating au-
tocracy. If, perchance, the German gov
eminent should choose to let the subjects |
of Emperor William have full perusal of
the message it will at least have the eff
feet OF acquainting them with the sin
certify of the president of the United |
States when he says that the quarrel OF
the United States is not with them but |
with the autocracy which uses them as
tools for its selfish ambitions 1t might
even be a strong incentive to a movement
such as that which has just overturned
the Russian car. For that reason there
is little expectation that the complete
message will reach the masses of the
German people. Sincerity is the domi
mating note of the whole document; and
if constant reiteration will prove of any
avail it should convince the people OF
.he nations now arrayed under the des
gnation of the central powers that the
purpose of the United States is to well
,ome them into that freedom of thought
md action which is theirs by birthrght
md which is not meant to be doled out
% the masses as it suits the convenience
# the few or as the few may be intimi-
lated into granting. There is reason to
nope for much as the effect of President
Wilson's words sink deeply into the con
,ciousness of those subjects of autocracy.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-04-04
MRS. STACKS LETTER
TO Mothers of Delicate Children

Palmyra, Pa.-'My little girl had a
chronic cough and was so thin You could
count her ribs aad she had no appetite.
Nothing we gave her seemed TO help her,
until one day Mrs Neibert asked me to
try Vinol, and now she is hungry all the
time. her cough is gone, she is stouter
and has more healthy color. | wish
every mother who has a delicate child
would try Vinol." II MRS. ALFRED
SLACK.
We guarantee Ninol, to make delicate
children healthy and strong. Red Cross
Pharmacy, Floyd G. Russell, Prop,
Barre; also at the leading drug store in
all Vermont towns.-Adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-04-04
ROOSEVELT CONGRAT-
ULATES WILSON
ON HIS MESSAGE
Colonel Calls at White House to Praise
President, Who Was Away, on
War Speech.

War Speech.
Washington April 4.--Col. Roosevelt
stopped off here yesterday on his way
home from Florida, to call on President
Wilson at the White House and congrat-
ulate him on his address to Congress.
Col. Roosevelt went to the main door
of the executive mansion, where he
learned that the president had gone over
TO his offices. lie told the chief usher
he was only in town between trains and
wished to congratulate the president on
This great state paper"
The colonel left his card and departed
without seeing the president.
Col Roosevelt, standing in the midst OF
a great crowd in the railroad station
here, dictated the following statement:
"The presidents message is a great
state paper which will rank in history
among the great state papers of which
Americans in future years will be proud.
1t now rests with the people of the coun-
try to see that we put in practice the
policy the president has outlined and
that we strike as hard, as soon, and as
effectively as possible in aggressive war
against the government of Germany. We
must send troops to the firing line as
rapidly as possible Defensive war is
hopeless. We must, by vigorous often
sive warfare, win the right to have our
voice count for civilization and justice
when the time for peace comes. /. OF
course, very earnestly hope that ! may
be allowed to raise a division for i'm
mediate service at the front guaran-
tee that no finer body of fighting men
could be gathered together.
"0f course the men to whom / would
appeal will come forward only if it is
understood that the division is to be sent
at the earliest practicable moment into
the fighting line"
Col Roosevelt did not intend to stop
here until yesterday morning, when he
read the presidents address. Then he
decided to stop over and congratulate
him.
Followed through the station by a
large crowd from which many rushed
and shook his hand, the colonel took an
automobile sent by his daughter, Mrs.
Nicholas Longworth, and drove directly
to the White House. He intended to
take train later in the afternoon for
New York.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-04-04
GUARDSMEN WITH
FAMILIES WILL BE
MUSTERED OUT
Those Having Relatives Dependent Sole
ly Upon Them Will Not Be AL
lowed in the Service.

Washington, April National guards
men with dependent families will be
mustered out of the Federal service, it
was announced yesterday at the war
department. Some guardsmen who came
back from border service and have again
been called into the Federal service are
found to have close relatives solely de-
pendent upon them. The war depart
ment has ruled that men in these cir
eumstances shall be mustered out. and
department commanders have been so
instructed.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-04-04

Senator Lodge seems to have punched
a little sense into the head of Alexander
w. Bannwart, because the latter has adj
mitted that he sees new light after
reading President Wilson's speech. We
have an idea that a large number of the
so-called pacifists really do not know
what Germany has been doing to the
United States during the past few years
and that they are taking their stand
merely for sentimental reasons against
fighting as bad thing in the abstract
and something to be avoided
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-04-04
THREATENED
PRESIDENT; SEN
TENCE, IS MONTHS
Baltimore Man Convicted Under Recent
Act of Congress-; Verdict in
Seven Minutes.

Baltimore, Md, April talking the
stand that any man who gives expires
sion to threat against the life OF Pres
ident Wilson should not be permitted to
be at large, Judge Rose in United States
district court to-day sentenced Amos II.
pauhls. sixty-two years OF age, to the
Federal penitentiary at Atlanta for a
term Of eighteen months.
PauhIs is the first man to be convict
ed in the Maryland district under the
recent act of Congress, which makes it
a crime to threaten the president. The
case was tried before jury and yer-
dict was reached within seven minutes
Pauhls was arrested at Union station
several weeks ago as he was about to
board a train for Washington.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-04-04

The armed American freighter Aztec
died without half chance, having been
torpedoed without warning at night.
Merchant ships are ell-nigh helpless
against submarines at night.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-04-04

Up to the present time the New Eng
land states have appropriated S3,500,000
for an emergency war fund, and with
two states yet to be heard from The
need is urgent for the other states to
provide such a fund.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-04-04

Senator Gallinger of New Hampshire
asked for order in the galleries, which
continued cheering Let EN- go it, Gal.
linger; they don't often get enthused
over what the Senate does.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-04-04

President Wilson's words in denounc-
ing Germany's espionage system in the
United States were severe, but they re-
fleet very accurately the sentiment of
the American people. In fact, his words
were perhaps too mild, if one might use
that designation in charaeterizing the
biting arraignment by the president.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-04-04

We have an earnest hope that the
presidents message will fall into the
hands of man named Won Bernstorff, at
any rate.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-04-04

Wisconsin may be proud of its obstruc-
zionist in the Z. S. Senate. The re-
mainder of the country doesn't feel the
same-far from it.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-04-04

when a new method of repair Of in
guinal hernia will be demonstrated. Drs.
TAYLOR, Dalton. Stone, Sears and Allen
win give a symposium OF infantile pa
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-04-04

There is no doubt that President Will
sons war message will be placed in the
list of famous American literature.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-04-04

With the ranks Of Co. ID full and with
long waiting list, St Johnsbury young
men are showing the proper spirit
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-04-04

ralys>s. War pictures will be shown by
DR.. Albee. The closing session will be-
held on the following day with DIR. Al
bee who will hold an orthopedic clinic.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-04-04

Representative Rankin (female of
Montana is introduced to quite lively
session of Congress.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-04-04

Look for not only one submarine on
this side of the water-look for many of
'em.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-04-04

Baseball experts claim that Ty Cobb
IS losing his batting proves, but he
punch from the shoulder has lost none Of
its velocity.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-04-04

as we stood back of the old Co. E in its
days of excellent service.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-04-04

And to think that the person LaFol-
lette had the presumption to aspire to
the presidency!
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-04-04
The best in COM
fort and
quality

Some men can make
a business asset of
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in the movies. Well and
good.
But for the street, for
business and for social
occasions here is the
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cessful man and for the
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success.
Suits at 500 that are
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Spring overcoats, too.
Hats, caps, gloves,
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right, all here.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-04-04

In the midst of it all Wilson can play
golf-and does. Some game, that
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-04-04

Buffalo is bully" city. Why? 1t
gave Billy Sunday $4,000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-22
Seutihlaub nnb bic Der.
Staaten.
Bon 8. 8. Rattuaers in Der
.SOuntasspOit". Chicago.

&m 4. Rdrs 1873. an bsm sass,
an psIdem Yrdfbeni Grant ieiu
neues 4mt untrat, bate Bancroft,
Der amsritaniidx Dfdnbts in Berlin.
ben prsubii5en Riniiierprdfibsntsn
unb nadmaIis.n .Reihsf4mieo1 Don
Bismard. pier anbere preubii6e
Staatsminiiisr nnb einiss Der b5tdt.n
Wiirbenirdg.r bts 4<rliner 5cfes aIs
Gdfte an ieiHsr 9afsl. Bel 5iI4 .r.
bob ii4 9ismard 5u fOlsenbsr
anipra4s: .Ssitaiten Si. mir. meins
5erren. bab id 5brs untsrbaItung
fir cine Dsile untsrbrsae. I'm ein;ss
WOrte ;u Der GeIsstubeit su Iassn,
bic uns suiammsnstfiibri bat. IN biss
fem Sase tritt auf Der anDersn Geite
bes eltIantdden G3eons Der iiesr.i6s
Sberbefeblsbaba I'm Disnits Der Der.
Siaatsn iein amt als ibr prdiioent
an. Sieies ereisnib bat sinen beFons
beren aniprud auf ipmpatbiTda ans
f1eflna1me IN pnttm SdHDe, Bonn es
mar Elm preubii&er aOnts, }risbrid
Der 3neite, Der Bel Der Gebur. Der
omeritaniiden RspubIit 5u ben s-ittn
seborte. fie ,u ibrer llndblGnsisteii
au besIiidpiini4en. Was nun bic
ipdter.n gsiiebungen spif6sn b;n
beib.n 2anberu dnbetrifft, 10 geDdbrt
es mir bas srSbte gergniiseH, ni6i
nur aus meiner perfSnIi9en grfab.
runs als prtubif6er WiniFsr. ion.
bern audi aus ben MrGipsn bic 1tat.
fade feii3uiisnm, boB bisfes bsr5Iih.,
bon Waibinstof unb Griebrtrt BEN
Grpbsn 70 sliidfi3 inausuritte 9ins
Dernebmen niemdis aud nur I'm ges
rinsfieH setribf ipcrbeu IN. gisbrl
bat es 5pifaen beiten adnotrn leinc
S@pisristeitsu ssosben. ui9ts Bat fid5
sretgntt. bas aud nir eine Mussin.
bate Hsrporrufen i5nncn.
% tn mir besbofb cine etenfo nnaes
aebme ipie ben i1midnben .ntipre6tn.
be Nufsnbs. sic ~ bitten, NIT mir |
|u beuti8sm N)kln auf boi M0bl bssl
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-22
Mptbss 2rsn5 md immer
betinbert.

Or. 6snrp Din Hrupstmdn. bon
Jorf MaDns, Sno.. wirb am 3. Gt,
brunr aui Der .glcorbnm@ snfnmutn
nit brsi neutrality-suspicious., bit Rel
fe nnf Siptn antrsitn. I'm bsifnatbs
miibt 2cllsgen Der boriigeu amtrifas
| nifhen 2ltrjts Gtpe,ition 0r. Gnt'
mans unb Or. Mnrtins ob3ulSftH.
Drti Mer5ie bobsn BEN ebicosott
aommiiits Wittbtiluna semnht odb
fis nad amsrifn 5uriidjnte6ren min
fhen, nGmlidb bic 6errfn Ir. Dunn
Or. Gfumm unb Or. 9etimdn, BON
benen Der Isbitre inbsb srf ipdtfr al
rsifsn min. Die Ghieosoer priifungs
tcmmiiIicn bes Rotbtn Artujss. BIZ
ii6 ansDr. u. &. Ohsner uab Or.
JroniIin e. Mariin rom Rofkn
areu3, folpie Or. Carl Bed. ale BEN
gertrs.sr bts amsriidniIhen atr3fes
Grpebitions aommiiists suiammsr'
iebi, bat harnuf rorIdufip Dr. griia'
a,n,onn sripdbii uno nirb meter.
a.rsie, nud 3ur Muffiiluns oes Der
icndls Der bsibsn islben 9cfpttdIer, IN
3eii.n, bic 3urssit In Der Toppsi
memorable arbsiisn. In Der ud4fsr
3eit bsiimmen.
@r5sers Standardization alb ois
g,rIonaIfraae maHi bic Jrast nsr
0erItiffuna bon 2a3nrsitbsodrf ~:
bic GrpsOitfonsn. Die britifts Rssi,
runa bai aIsrSinss DOT Dlonaisn g.
piiIsrmabsn ibr. 3niiimmins ocSi
s.p.ben. i.itber inSsb Hiats uHDtr'
iuf,f a.laiTtn. lin Der ausIiitraHs per
qldn. b,s Rottsn arsu3es Sinbsrntrs
in ben Bss ,u ieaeu. liHtsrhanolnHaeIl
nit Der biefigsn britiI&en goi'td''
hoben T6 als fru6tlos rrlDisisn. uHo
man .pia iebt aiif irstnb einsm Dam
pier Qaoeroum belessH unh 9cnoon
bann DOT elm .Jait aceompli- HELEN.
alusrbinss mub abperpdrsst iueresH.
ME fusit bas Rotbe GreuJ 81 eeb'n
a,bsnti. Ssit susi Snbren madt man
bier g,fdn. unb bat bod immer TN
l,s.sn gfua,nblid nidi ben Wnth, iis
Sart,ufHfrsn. Mdn sebran1t SdnEl
INNER bic ausrebe. bdb bas Hptfs
str.u, i,ine TlaHi kiise uno sslns
3panusmabrsssIn duipsntsn TONNE. ~
Mirilihlsii Iteini mon inoeB. .iraa
ullsr getbeuerungsn ees @sgtntbsils
In aerpiF.n Isi.enben GisIIen 10 bofi.
nunasIos alIiiri su Isin. oab ran aus
bi,T,m @runbt nitts ssatn bic Wtia'
fhe ejrobbiianni.ns su thun paai;
Or. gruaseman ipurbe I'm sabre
1880 cebcren nnb srubuirie 1903 on
Buff Mebieal gclIeae 81 ebinaao. ef
in gSunbdrst unb Fpriht. sbentr ipis
bic br,i aronisnpflsserinnen. tlitstno
Seutl6. Snlesi mar sr ais taoslids;
g.Tunbhtits aommiNdr IN Go''
Ddrns. Jnb., tbdtig.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-22
edwarse ais ariessarbsitsr.

g.ianntli& beabIi6iisi bic sHsliid2
Rtaieruna b.retts felt ldnstrsr 3eii,
einarborsne In sr6Brer anaahi aus
ben iiberIssiihen Beiibunssn iommen
| Az laiIen. bx in 5rantreiA unb dns'
lamb arieasarbsii psrriHtsn iolisA.
Di, Grase IN felt eiHfihruns Der
biraerliben Si.niipiIiht in Gsuiih'
| lamb pisbsr brsnntnb seipcrben. nne
| bic 1aiIp Rsps msint. odb bic 5ra'
ae fir bic ensIifden arbeiter uno o.
ipersDereine beionbsrs tpi1tis isi Gin
Wliialitb bss goriianbss bes Ratio
ualen eiienbabnpsrbanbts. 2honas.
fast, bab Is fur bic Resis
runs bsoor Fs GiRsebcrenalars.i
der in ensIanb anii,blt. brinssnS &C.
boten Tsi. su.rf bic aniiht Der g.
ipertpersine bariibtr ~ b0rtu. Sc
iei.n bic arbeitsbtbinsunsen iiir BIZ
nusu arbeiier, ibr 2obu, nj. bisig
ousbesabli tptrbsu iolIs. ME bas Der
bdlinib sipiihen ben ntusn uab ben
engIiIden' 4rbeitsrn fein foQs, bic
MOhnuussfraet ufm. ,u tripdsen. Gis
alnlsblnns bon I4pdrEn arbtiiern
in GranireiH fei cine gan, anSu,
Sadt. aufIalltnb III b. grtlarung
bes Setretdrs bes arbeitsrp<rboabes.
Charles 9unsan. tptlttr rpsint, bcb
bsr 9sran5isbuns fd)lparssr arbeit,r
fir 4rieesarbeii In aranirei4. um
msbr Solbai.n freiSnmadtu. ni6iE
I'm Wcss iiebe. abe bab "a mi. gre,
Zen SApinisieiisn Dtrbunhsu isi. &,
mad gnelanb ~ brinesn. Gann lei
aud 3u eripdgen, oh bic snsliI4tu slr,
better itinsn Sd,oben babel biii,n.
Gh Ginesborenen piirbtn bsiIpitls.
peifs neben ben tpsibsn arbeiiern AZ.
gen melt nitbrisers aSbne arbqi.,n
iSnnsn. Wan ipiirbs bic Werbrdnsunp
Der snslifasn arbeiisr burA BE Gin,
gsborrnsn Hitt pertragen tSrnfn.
Edcn besbalb miibten sipsifeIos biz
Gsperipsrsins nm ibre Wlsinuna ot.
trrgi iperbsn. (Die frun35ld&en Gr.
better iptrben bieie edit enaliidx Gin,
i1dsuna ibrer fo5inIen GisiIunq az.
eeuiiber br Der enaliinen arbsiie,
nit semif6ten GefiibIen Iefsn.)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-22

Bis beiieres @ctter eintritt
ipirb 9eutidLanb ZEN &rieg baiipti3t
lrf ai,r Gee fiibren urlo spor iehr
frdit;g, neil hos CUR T1rrhfreuginG
bes non ben gniirten geplnnten aro'
Ben Sriibiabra fSeIbsugs biemen foG.
,nhell mon nah &raften bic aIiirtcn
OF ser 5uflbr Don ariegsutatcrial
perhtnhern mill. Tie Borbereittngen
Gier,u iirb offenbar ibon feit Idnasrcr
3eit ,Ins in, unianareid,en Mabe
6ur5 sslIbienititenuns bon neten uno
groberen Salidbocten ols bisber ac.
troffen iperben. 9as INIT arcu.
germ eeIciitet iperSen fam, baoou 9c.
ben Die aIiirten fdyon einige quite
Hroben o,l fpiten befcm,ncn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-22

Sn @afbiustcn mill mar
uitt ougebcn. hob s(nlcrifaner, Die ais
@eiolnnng bon bcitinften &anoe,SIdii'
fen oienen, uls ariegSecfangene 81
eetrad,tsn iiilb. gSenn Der Eraii6cill
II. dnlals feline eieenen, na6 2cnoor
ncibidten 9lcten baltfleIen !uolits
lpiirOc er iinoen, baB er borin bic De
rehiiaung BON Sanoelsodnl3icrn
iiberhuiipt irgenb nelbe @eidlise NH
iia1 81 fiihren. teitreitet. 0a m:rb CT
bod rrobl nidt in slbrebe itellen fon'
men, hab nit sablreiteu @eid,iisen Sc.
Iliifte Sanbelsoampier aricgsid)iiiC
ii,lb. Die ein3iee Yilidt Die oeyll
Br1fioeliten III bieier slngelegenbcii
cbIieet uno Die er it,cn langit fatt,
crfuIit babsn iolle:l. bcitett oarin,
slnprifa1er ais Yaiiaglere unb g.ias-
iina orn 6cliuftcn Sonoels'6ifien i.r'l
~ halteiL
SInn ipirt ned eine ssrose IN
@aitiIqton oliiecuorfcu. Of ocs J't1.
lift, Elm gefaeertcs Sonoelsidj:ii
cuf bober Gee In einen Greiscr INT
,itranoaln, pie bas bon heiItitcr
Geitc nit Sem britiifen Scnbelsoanl-
pier ct. Shecbore" geiteben icin
icI. gs tit iiberraitellS. nie cine
inIdc iSrnge auiselporfen iucrbrt
fann. oenn es lit ieItitebeno, oaB Gas
Iedt bisber beitauoen bat llnO ocC
man DOT einigen Sabrtn in elmer don.
ic.en, Der MGdre bieies @edlt abiGai.
scn iuoGta. aber bieriitcr feiue Der.
Iidnbigung cr5iclt peroen fonnte. gs
fam bod oann nrft Der iriilscltc
3peiieI beiteten. oab. rrenn elm @ei's
ri6t wiberriifen iporocn liz, c5 rttjtS.
frGftis bleibt.
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8opida fsbrt auf llrlaub 5urid.

5etr Charles J. gopida. sur5sii
@sianbter Der Der. Staaten In BuI,
.garien, Serbien unb Rumdnien, bai
uat elmer antiiHbiguns i'm 6taats.
bspartcment Der beutiden Resisrrns.
bic betaHntli4 bic gaauibigune un'
neIiraien 1erbaltens ssssn ihn erho'
ben battle, Sufrisbentell.nDe Grtldrun'
gen segeben, fporouf man In Berlin
bic acknowledgement auriidnobm.
Stautsieiretdr Gaming bat BEN bei
ben Gentralmddten unbslisbt gepors
beneu Oiplomaten slei9asitig sinen
Iduesrsn llrIaub btDiniot uSsb mou
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hShtAtsk Nv h4b ~ HA4yA hN4t ~
lieinsn qcfen Surudtehren. fcrberr
ndbrenh fetnes bieiieeu Mnfsnthalta
feins OemHFon sinrei1en nirh. UNI
lii1 riehey jsineu sef4dftIidtn 1uts.
reifsn in Gbicaso su wibmen. Dit
Mabrne4ming aIneritanif4er. iotpi.
alIiirter JniereNen i'm erobtrtsn De,
| biet BON Rum6nien pirb eiuem 2ons
iularkamien iibsrtrasen tperben.
9err Wcpida purbe am IL. Gepr
ien,ber 1913 ernannt. ST bate In
gisrbrausrgeiptrbt eiu 3ermSser aes
madt unb aenob aroben politifben
ginflub, trfdisn 9errn grpon olfo
als paFenber Ranbibat fir ben gos
fen auf BEN HaItan. DdB ss ibm an
bipIomatifden aatt feblte, bepies Ct
binreichsnD bohurd, baB e auf Der
0aeife na6 Butareit In prug feiner
aItem Ssijnatb, abftiss unb iit nit
sepifen Fart anti.monor4iitiiAen
2reifen einIieb. BON Gtaatsbepors
tement sins bamals cine brineenbe
Oepef1e an ibn ab, feinen aufents
balt In Bobmen ab5utiirSen unb fi4
foslei4 na1 Buiareii 3u beseben.
We BON hober StelIe bstoni tpirs
be. baiieren bic BON Deuti4Ianb ers
bobensn Acknowledgement nidi duf
ienem alien 3niIdenfon, Tonbern
auf GiHssn. bic Ssrr @ppida felt Gin.
iritt Rumdniens In ben arieg sslban
ober sefast baben fo1. GopubI In
Berlin ME bsr, bate man iubcs lsis
nerlei abii9t. bic Sade unn0tbis cujs
subaufdeH. unb 70 perfieI man anf
ben auspes. bic Acknowledgement of
fisien gesen oas gsrIpreden auriid5us
nsbmsu. bab Serr 9opida einen Idns
seren urIaub erbalts. 60 pdrs ma.
iiirIi4 m5slid seipefen, ibn naGI
Safip. ben ees.npdrtieen Sib Der
rumdnifden Resieruns. gu beorbern,
I'm tnbes bic WSslidtsit 3u permeis
ben. bab man Jpn bss auspIaubarns
ipidtiser miIitdriider @ebeinniHe
uerbd&tise, bic .r aEf Der Reiie srs
miiteIn tonne, 5os man. wI offisieG
ertlart purbe, bic Gstpdbrung sirss
llrIaubs Dor. Der eiseniIi9e Grunb
Diirfie inbes In elmer sebeimen 4bmas
Dung sipifdsn ben beioen Resierunsen
,u iuhen fem, unb ba 5err Dopida
'aum Dor Mitte 5tbruar in ameri.a
pirb eintreffen ionnen, ba fsrnsr ale
siirslid oapon bena4ri1s
.ihtigt porben finb, bab man Die
sinrei4una ibrtr 9emiiion boz benz
1. Uiar5 eriporis. biirf.e iita fiir ben
sbicasoer Winipndr DipIomaieu
tidt Elm aasipes finben, nid5i auf
einen pofen anriidsuiebren.
Sin 4ffroni fir ansrita If Don
zen Contamination babur4 permieSen
uOrben, bab man sIeihseitig ale ans
,eren ntutraIen 9iplomaten NIT auss
,dbms b.s 0eidnbten bon psrIier,
,tr, ME man bier annimnt, isin GeIb
,atts. mad ieiuer 6eimaib 5uriidsus
ebrsn, I'M bas @trlaii.u Der erob.rs
en- rumduiiden 6aupiftabt riu6ts.
TN Stiupotionsgebiet baben bi. Wis
iidrbeborbsn ein aHoIutes R.6i sr
'erariisem gorseben; man uimmi oa,
'er bier an Rem DtrIanssn tsinen aH'
tob unb pirb IN 3utunfi bic Wdhrs
Isbmuus dmerifaIriider SnineHcn
am.ritanifde }trmtn iinb fart an
en- petroIsumquelIen Rumdnirns iw
sreifiri) sinsm GouiuIarDertreter