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The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-08-06

general survey of work in progress in the Matanuska and Susitna region and between Hope-Sunrise and Mile 29.
 Considerable work is to be done be- tween Seward and Kenai Lake during the balance of the season.
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WAR TAX BILL TO
 RAISE $2,OO7,O00,0OO
(By Associated Press Dispateh)

WASHINGTON, Aug 6.-The war tax bill as finally revised to meet the latest estimates favoraby re- ported by the Senate Finance Committee It will provide for raising $2,OO7, ,OOO,OOO by taxation
 A tax of one cent on bank checks has been included.
 Chairman Simmons proposes to call up the revised war bill for debate during the latter part of the week and hopes for final enactment by Congress early next month. Most of the taxes proposed under the re- vised bill come from incomes excess profits, liquor and tobacco Some authorities believe that the bill will yield much more than the committee estimated.
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ROAD TO BEAR
 CREEK IS FINf
Auto Owners Declare Completed High way to Kenai Lake Will be Most
 Valuable Asset

Local automobile owners are enthu- siastic over the condition of the wag- on road from Seward to Bear Creek and declare that opening the road to Kenai Lake means much to Seward as the opportunity for autoists will prove a great attraction to tourists.
 Thirty-fve and forty miles an hour is possible on the road already com pleted.
 Anton Eide, superintendent for the road commission, with Mrs. Eide and Merritt, arrived on the train last night coming in from Anchorage. Eide made
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LOCAL BOAT BRINGS
 IN GOOD CATCH

The purse sein boat Pennsylvania of the Kenai Fishing and Trading Co.,, arrived last night from Prince Will Hams Sound with a cargo of salmon for the San Juan Packing company, including 10,666 pink fish, no reds, and one lone silver salmon.
 The fishermen report the salmon run on Prince Williams Sound to be small so far, with not much hope for the rest of the season.
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MEYER PARTY DUE HERE ON
 WEDNESDAY,
Will Return Over Line After Inspec. ton of Coal and Railroad
 Work

The party headed by Herbert A. Meyer, assistant to Secretary Lane, accompanied by R: J. Weir, engineer in charge of this division, should reach Seward Wednesday after an extensive inspection of the railroad and coal fields, with a view to supplying fuel at the earliest moment for use on the west coast.
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THREE SHOT IN DRAFT WAR AND ZOO OTHERS
 WITH ARMS JAILED
(By Associated Press Dispateh)

MUSKOGEE, Oklahoma Aug. 6.-Men arrested on charge of resisting the draft who were connected with the uprising of armed bands in Oklahoma are to be tried for treason.
 The death penalty for those found guilty will be asked by the United States Attorney, he announced today
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GERMANS TRY STRONG
 COUNTER IN BELGIUM
 AND ARE REFUSED
(By Associated Press Dispateh)

LONDON, Aug. 6, (OfciaD. - After tremendous canonade which lasted all Sunday, the German forces in Belgium strengthened by reinforcements made gen era counter attack Sunday night in the Hoebek and the Weshoeke regions but unsuccessful in their efforts to force the Allies back from newly captured ground
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-08-06
HEADS OF CHINA AGREE TO WAR ON
 TEUTONS, GERMANS GOING TO JAVA
(By Associated Press Dispatch)

PEKING, Aug. 6.-Actng President Feng today ap- proved the unanimous decision of the Republican cabinet to declare Germany and Austria The declaration is expected during the present week and German officials and business men here are preparing to go to Java.
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RUSS MINISTER JUST OUT OF JAIL
(By Associated Press Dispateh)

PETROGRAD, Aug. 6, Premier Kerenskys cabinet has been completed leaders of the constitutional demo- crats" having agreed to participate
 Aksentie social revolutionary, lately released from the penitentary where he serving time for political offenses becomes minister of the interior.
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BOATS AND TRAINS

The Admiral Farragut is due at midnight.
 The train returned at o'clock this morning from Mile Fl.
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TAYLOR'S HORSE DELAYS CELEBRATION
 OF BASEBALL VICTORY BUT TWAS GOOD

and weakened but the shafts finished we'll up near the front. It was great party.
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ATTACKS ELSEWHERE BROKE DOWN
tBy Associated Press Dispatehl

WASHINGTON, Aug. 6. - Advices from European headquarters show that German counter attacks in Bel gim broke down under combined artillery and machine gun re and that assaults made the French front at several points were equally unsuccessful.
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SUB RUMOR, CLOSED NEW YORK NET
tBy Associated Press Dispatehl

NEW YORK, Aug. 6.-Reports that submarine had been sighted off this port last night caused naval author ties to close the gates of the steel net the habor mouth for five hours last night.
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25O DRAFT RESISTERS ARRESTED

OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla, Aug. 6-MemberS of the U S. Marshas posse have killed three armed men for re- sistng the draft and have arrested 200 members ot armed bands which have been terrOrzing several locahueS The outbreak has been virtually crushed although posses continue hunting for fugitive bands in the remote sec tions of the State.
 The statute under which the draft rioters who took up arms will be tried is based on the third section of Ar ticle III of the Constitution, which says:
 Treason against the United States shall consist only in evyng war against them adherng to their enc mes giving them aid and comfort No person shall be convicted of treason unless the testimony of two wit nesses to the same overt ac confession in open court"
 It the contention of the government that those talk taking LID arms were 'evying war; and that in resisting draft they were giving * aid" to the enemy
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Dcmti9es MnS an9lc>amcrikaniiGes GRrtItenflIIf'
inn Ctdte Scr MISUNDERSTANDING.

en- on ben Ser3en 6erer, 6e ntft ourf Gad- ODER Wammon5ludt
genahtet rgt fh bic Sebninht nod Dem Doloca drteoen. Me SdWet,
bs gegeniihgen 8teufes uo Der 6orberung beinHe 8n oteleut 1l1f
Iihen rn6 na6rhaft menfhIihen 8eonnten getueben bat 1lng1t oe oeutlde
ebmgeH{he Sbnooe bon g~or0.am1tfa ire &atoren uo 9enlelnocn &C.
beten, nereint @ott All bitten BOB er Die 8enlbungen oerer, ore beueo
In0 m~tsuhefen, ben boltermor0en6en 8rng SIT beenot9e1 CUR &at mer
ben InHe. Der GufruF oRies oauhheu atrtenforperS erreut aeDlB mat
nr je6es 6eutf1 enpfnbenbe Ser3, ionoern ieOer Trteoenstreltno. miro
btnoeber, bB Me omerfantfte airfe ais @an5es Die notwithstanding
NIT allen ir au @ebote ~febenoen gitten betetbt. Cine Stride, Die, nm
niht Die llnterusunq 0erer 5I berlerga an 0eren &nu0e1 oa5 8u
Gnuieu6er febt, aus 5egbet 5u 0eien fludFpnrotgen 9nnoeL Der oea
men Cola aaporoen, 0ns feline Strait mebr bat. Sod lit DaS omerrtonl4e
Nof ntht aeniqen0 Don Der getalbrmg erDdht IN oe e5 our4 eme
feMe qreHe gepiegt marc. Us 1T nerge6i12, BON ener PfeTe oe 81
Iie0erHh 1T, ete efgene 1eber3etg1nq DerHten 5u ton1en, 3d erDarPh
0h fe nun iooel MenfhItbtetsgefubl bdben tonnte, e1e 6rieoens
beneo1tno AL unterftiken. llmfon1e1r oer lit e5 pernunoerIn, nen0
.goten 6es srteoens~, ne oe Greoger oeS Gban8et1tn5 5upelen qe
nonnt ner6en, etnen Srieoen8fhlB btntertreiben DoQen. 81 oe1en
ougIo.omerHanHhen GriaOens6oten Sic ouf @r1no i5nr @%leaIande5e
ben areq baIGngert ntfen nohten 1mo nidt5 uubertudt lalen, no9
Idnqer bas merfunHhe @dt in feinoide Eager 81 ipaten, gebort nt
Der bernhmte ,Gbangeit" gIaD Sun0og. IS III MIR 5u berDunoern
nie 2ete 6eutfhr 3unge fb nod BON 6erorigen GbongeTten betoren
IoFcn, ia onbere bsaetfrn, menn ie nidt Juer r0 6lanme tr ole
rEbrIi6t befarnfen Sdn8auritaben fn6. Gin p6oon8alt"! Der nor
einen GrteoensihluB narnt, 1T fem Srlagr Der 0ro9oofqoIt "0reoe
of Gr0en", fonoern Elm Momn os Sohes, Der ben b~er5ebrenoen I'm
fri0en beqehrt, I'M bic Sebftbefunung Der 8eblenoeten Dtane nod
pener hinousfhieben su f6nnen. Ser itnooe Gepinn, Die eigene 9elbtt
perbIenttng, I'M 8eretn init Der purftaniihen Selbrberm1ertn8 tm0 Dem
gofes bnt, 6ns berufen it, Die @et 5u berengfffen im0 e$, Die iolde
aorrffnhtren Der 8ertretr pobrer MenidenIebe bernorbrngen. lO
So Die beutfhe Stride in iber Maioritat niht fir oos @eitaft 0es
GbdnqeHten bar excellence eTngenDumen it, 10 fn0et man Is ourfdl3
Fir 8ot ~noblqennig, gegen aQeg, mas 0atih heiBt hbit nen e5 elm
0sldfher sFrie0e mare, su f1HLpfen. IS gebort e5en gum G5eihat gu
briIen. ME es Die g2ofe eupiuidt, rno Der fabrtmdBtge getrte6 Der.
Gbdngehften nod 8iap 5ln6aqs gsathooe bat ieL6t DE 9e19on 5t ener
g~rncrb8quaqe genaft. lIno otie @~rmerbsreQe be0ngt es, bob man
onnatt anes oaran at ieben uni 9rie6eu HerbetGufubret CUR 8erldnge
rlnn bes gIuhuraiBens oufSufproeru. @it benz engGfhen @e1uftss
drften1m remit fd 6os gpr nobl 5uinnnen, oenn oa5lelbe bat ourb
ci0euen gorteL qeftdt un0 lift fag odrouf beoodt geDeien, inn 9onen
Ser gehgion elm SGnoelten 81 MAIDEN.
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Nmcrifnniide Mprbsitntiitif.

@or Der ySotietp Of Weoicnl Slt=
rispru0cnce" belt Der Sem gorfer
Redt8geIebrte 8. q. 6oriter einen
@ortrag, in lDeIden er fotgen0e5
nudDies: Inter alien 8ioiliiterten
@0lfern bobeu Die 8ereinigten Stao.
ten ipeitaus Die gr0Bte qn5abl Wor6.
un0 GotidIog8fdae nuf5urueiien. Is
tDnren I'M gau5en 2an0e 81 berEidI'
men inn Sabre 1912 9,t52, bofitr
145 6inridtingen; 1918 $500 unO
IS Sinridtuugen; 1914 8,25t unO
IA Sinrihtungen; 1915 $3.50 un0
t19 6inrihhungen. Die Wor6rate
bon t909-19t3 mar Ga bon Sun,
0ertouieno Der @eiumtbeo0tferltna
.3n 8reuBen oagegen in t904-19t3
mur 2, i'm beibbliitigen StaIien mur
Sc.
ltn6 6onn fam 5oriter oui 6o8
ihIimmIte aapitel amerifa8 81 ipre.
aen. Bon 1882 Bis 1903 nur0en
in Al Stooten Der Union 1887 Der.
ionen Ourh 9pntgeriht bonn 2a6er
gum 5o0e gebra6t. 60 gibt uur
nod elm 2uno, mo- Hihter 2gnfD
berridt, ~aQer0ings nift in benz
W2aBe mie bier: GuBIau0. Sn gepii.
fen @egenoen pflegt Der uumiiienoe
ruIiii6e Muidif bic oll8uiebr iiber,
1ano nebmenoen 8ferbeoiebe 8u
linden. Gas 8ibiliiierte europe
fennt oos 2pnden nidt.
5or1ter erbofft cine Q6bilie 6urfJ
@eriddrfung Der @eiete, ioooB Die
8abI Der Siuridtungen ettuaB mebr
in ginflang nit Der Der Wloroe &C.
braht ner6en fam. QIio itrengere
Qro3eBooridriften, Garin lit er eir
ehter nmerifnniIder SuriIt. 9oH
lmIere qrt 8roBeBfibrlng ipeitoua
nid,t boltommen lit, fam nidJt be,
itrittm mer6en, ober cine 8erI6or,
flung tpitrbe MIR our 5olge baben,
oab nod mebr f~reirn6loie ormc
8eufeI ol8 bi5ber SuIti8morben gum
Gpfer fallen. 8enn Die 9oliseior.
game, nelden Die Qufarbeitlng Der
Sale obIiegt, folgen bdlifig oei
aRidtling 0e3 geringiten 8i6eritan,
oes~, fte nen0cn ben ooritten Grab"
an un6 bringen iabriaierte a8eneiie"
BEL. nm nur Ser 0fientlihen Mlei.
hung gegenilber iagen 3u f0uuen
oaB pie6er cine @liiietat SHbre ge,
fun0eu babe. glan oenfe MIR az
ben Stietom.5na.
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1mfl6wuno Scr mkobclz J~nSmtrie 5mnabms
Ser Prohibition.

f9l1ig Ser agenrid Come" J

Ser oa5resa6IdtuB I'M 8un6eSreuerdmt EeorinS enttllt gmnjen6e
gefutate, Die inns our6 8ubIen fIarlege, melf gGUotigcu 4ufitmng
0e MISUNDERSTANDING in 6dge 0s europQiden 80lfrtriege5 uo tmb
Ser Brobibtion felt benz Iesten Sabre genomnen bat Sic @tmnbmeu
mahrenb 6s Ietten Sabres betpfen ih ndmlif ouf $3t03L513t4 fufI
A~aRnaionen Goams mebr, ME I'M norber8e5en0en Sabre. ga oos SQ6r
3l,636000 Setumoen 3abIt lit Der grn6esfaie in Der Sdnapsfaot Beora
ie0e Geflnoe Elm Dollar an ShndpsfeuTn 3ugelofen. Au5 Der g}br
efnaa5me bon flint 92lionen Dollar fam mon Sen SduB 5e6en 6B
Sic &robniion, -ooer Die Grofenegumg pfder Staoteb Den ShndpsgenuB
III benz 0ate geforoert bal, ME fe on 9ierfoium geh4madt bat. lto
0os 1T ia aud erflarid, neil fh Der Shnops in fcnereH Cuaahtatcn
lefdngr efnfhumggeIn laBt ne oas 9ier. geriIlcrt miro befamtlid
MIR Der glfoboI. Der fir Die 6erfeamg bon SGHups berDeuoet miro
Sic Sfeuer berdgt $t10 fir Die @aloue. IS nurOeu aber 6T500000I
g2iaionen gaGonen gfoboI in 0u befaen gremereiea pro0u5at gu
hcrea aerfteaunq 100000 guhel 8erfoa aorbert6 nnpL Bon
eeIer enornen Gu1nttdt Spirtus lit Hbr Die 6Gfte Don Der bo5mI
5tener befreft, ole fir inouireae 3pete betmmt tit bnphadlih
fir bic Serfeaung bon s%dieBpulbcr. lin oGeu 8e0ari berglHelGL fuo
De bicTgen grenuereen ge5ruugeb Gag uo gaht nit 8oQbampf gu
arbeiten. 6ofhno af Die 5ortomer os arieges, Der0eu Sic 8ehebs.
fniaEaien n~ergr06ert, 0anit Der 8eIofrom Der enornen 4rofte nod
madtiqer fieBt in Die aQHen unfrer Shnaps6remer, Die beuts ihonl
ii Waaionaren herangcpohfcn fmo. limo 0esbab braudh man i1 niht
su ber~Bun0ern, ooB fe fh gegeHu5er Dem 0affen aregs5iFs9a3m fol
nduFprft liberal qe5eiqt baben. @uf Der GbreHie prangau Die &ueoel
NIT ausnabme Der aus 1lngarn enttnmmenoen 0oolners, nit $25 pro
g4sf. gr bben ibre 8ugen0 Der a~1euidenfe6c bes6al6 qan3 beon0ers
al oieler ShQe berbor, neil os 0eutih ameritaniide 8eooifermgseenent
bic eroHHnadt i'm Sample gegeH lire bittTteu 5einoe, bic Irofneger
hI1qf lm0 aans aauiB bdben fe ole 1tridhe, Der 0etihen 8reHe ais
morEdmpfenn fir bic peri6nIde lrebeit hanfbar gu ieu, uuo feline lr
loena He hd cfibnt, OFF bic eiHfubrung Der 9rofitteuer bin5uDefRn
aafatt einer SRaererbob1ng ani afobol5alhge Seranfe, @ft Der af
rfahaen @~erhdernng. bob mir audi In neueH Sabre nr i9r &ollergeBm
ffatreteu mer0en. enfbeten mir ben aongen I'M aeide os Atobols ea|
.@ludG9ea Ratnbrl@ I'm ibre 3atunt fnO mir giht belOrst Soae
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1tnfer arokter SrisSsnsfStsr.

Ger ebemaIige 8rdnbent Der Ser. Stonen, Tbeo0or Gooieoet fam
NIT geft arf BEN traargeu gu9m aniprlh MAIDEN. bob er Der heroor
roaenone 6riebenst0rer in ben Ser. Shaoteu lit. Sene @roBtaten ont
benz @ebiee fn0: 3os 3erparfnis 5uiihen iAn lno Dem gr4rofoenten
gnft u0 Die ooraus e~rfogenoe 5torung bes 6rieoens inter ben 6l1rern
Der repubLtanihen Bartei, tpeIhe Die 3erihifetung Der Eartei our 6olga.
bate unO Die g~ieoerIoae bon 8wt NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 5et benz
9usbrud 0s eiropdiiden arieges bat Der groBffnau3ige St1ntererI
bef1nbig geaen 8eudlano gebebt uo bic 9e1fdzQneritauer gefhmdbt
uo ooourh 0ns Del bes 8orurtel5 ms 5euer ggoie1 poonrh Die
o~erfhieoenen ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS gegenenunoer ber6itert Drr6en. 9amI
DanidIdn6 Die Snn0 gum Jrieoen geboten rn0 8ranoent 8iHon in
elmer taftnonen @eie 8eutidIanbs anerbieen an Die g1afte lbermitteh
ht, ehebt Der groBe nnerifanihe 5ne6ensf0rer feline Gimme in0em
Ct 3attidIanos 2bidten os 1nebrGh bartlett, 6orouf berefnet ine
gerbreben gu r%eftfartgen, bic es bu1ptatIih an ben ormen 8egien
baongen babe. Or beGent fh Der Sprote zines ungeiddffenen anoten
zines Hopops uno beld6tgt bomit nht MIR bic 9tpomaten 9eutidlon6s
ionberl aud ben 9rGfioeHten &uion unO ane @merroner, Die nit oehm
Observation-Disclosures IberetnftmTen. 8e3Dedt bat HooieoeIt, 6as Rm9-
ben, nit finen gitgen QusIaIungen iMr Die an6a6nuug fre6liher
gsHrebrngen o6ioIut nibts. Gle fno Der ausftuB zines @2enibea, 0eHen
GikIfat Bis our InbeIbnrtet berlett 1T.
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9ein Gyanfe Qpaif.

GcttidlonO muB entpeoer 6rte.
6ensbeoiugungen uennen, Die oen
@Qiierteu gcnebm ftno, ODER CO
mlB iif nit Dem @e0aufen bertrout
MAIDEN, ooB Die @ereinigten 5taa.
ten in nidt ie6r ieruer 3eit in ben
aricg gegeu 0eutidlano eingreifen
mer6en.
Gas 1T nod qufift Der Netp gort
nGme8" 3uef uuo Subalt Der
o5rieoen8note" bes 4raiioenteu 8iI.
ION.
1ln6 6cg6oI6 miro 6ieie gtote in
Berlin nit Jrcuoen begriiBt, NAB.
ren6 bic 2on0oner un6 Barrier
4reiie olBer iih lit Dor Nut.
QGe8 furftbor logiif, nidt
maBr?
God tpie fam man ath MIR er.
pnrten, einen Giinfen bon 2ogit
in Dem $irniddocl zines 8riten.
fnehte8 5u finoenl
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g[nl1hlid SER Einmei6nnn

guldFlid ser Ginmei6ung Ser
6eutiden Ghule in @arI6au, Die
oasu beItimnlt 1T, Der oortigen 0eut.
Ider aoIonie einen Mittelpunft al
geben, bieIt Der @enerolgouosrneur
non geieler cine Qniprafe, Die Die
9eutihen Ser gall8en 8elt, nidt al.
lett mir GertIde 4merifos, NIT
gitBen leien fonnclt. pNirgeuos lit
Die 4ufgobe Der 5duIe idnerer, ais
in einem frem0en Gamble" ingte Der
General. oD2an pirft ms 0eutiden
Ieid)t Dor, Dab mir, menn mir ins
4tt5lano gingeu uno cine Meile BORT
Ieben leift INFER oerltIdeS 8eien
babel %obItreiften uro un8 gor au
iebr bonn fren1oen einnebmen IieBen.
Cos at b~er9in0ern lit gern0e bic
qufaabe Der SdltIe. Ser ols
Grem0er i'm frenl0en 2an0e lebt, iol
Iider nidt nlS 8eiu6 oes fremoen
2onoe5 ooiteben. SIN @egenteil,
er mir0 beriuden auf ale m0glihe
8eiie ii6 nit ieiner tmgebung gut
uu0 re6t Bu iteaen. Dor aIlem bat
er Die groBe auigabe, ieiner urnee-
bung 81 8eigeL mas es NIT Dem
Bolfe fir cine gepanotnis bat, benz
er ieIbit ongeb6rt. 9eiu Golf Der
Belt mirb aemeiuer, fetger lrno ME.
6ertr1htiger berleum6et, als has
oeutide. @ir 0eltti6e noaen uns
our6 ale Die 9iigen unb SdIed.
ttgfeiten, bic iiber inns geIproden
peroen in u%nierer aufgabe nift
Itoren laiien. Mir noaen meter
orbeiten nuf Der 9abn, bic mir Ibor
Gange betreten haben, nilf Der gohn
al elmer boben geiitigen gntmide-
hung nnb 5u einem nabrbait eoIef.
Sinn, nidt MIR 5ur 8aterlmosIiebe,
ionOeru peiter 5t eiuem boben Mleu,
ihentlim.
r.. Tf.-- n CT INK onn
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a|scertainable by all. ! wish to men
ton only a few of there unpalatable
truths.
/. The British Blue Book is in
complete and often at variance with
the French Yellow Book and Russian
Orange Book.
2. Sir Edward (now Viscount)
Grey suppressed a despatch from
Vienna Of July 10th, sent by the
British Ambassador, Sir NJ. de Bun
sen, and containing an accurate fore
cast of Austria's proposed action
against Serbia. By comparing the
first and last dispatches of the
British Blue Book, one see how
false Sir Edward Grey's claim was
that on July Goth he did not know
what Austria had in mind.
3. The order to keep the British
leet modified was given two days
.aIlier than Sir Edward Grey had
announced it had been given.
4. Sir Edward Grey's promise Of
support to France, as quoted by M.
Viviani in the French Chamber of
Deputies, was different from the one
:irculated in America through the
British Blue Book.
5. Sir Edward Grey found it en-
)arrassing to give "pacifc advice"
o Russia.
6. France wanted Russia to be
more careful in her mobilization lest
he give Germany an excuse to pro-
,eed to even partial mobilization,
md did this on the very day on
which she sent monstrous stories Of
German mobilization to London.
z. Even England had began the
mobilization of her land forces more
han a week before the outbreak of
he war.
s. Sir Edward Grey had suspended
lis conference proposal out of defer
nee to Russia's wishes, and before
hat had been constantly altering it
o meet the wishes Of France.
/ like DR.. Won Mach's book because
{ does not obtrude his opinions
mon the reader. He does not, in
act, D any opinions at all,
~,ontenting himself with revealing the
ruth by copious eros. references and
" arranging the dispatches chrome
ogically under the days on which
hey were sent. If the book is dam
.ging to Allied interests, 1t is 80 on
he evidence of the Allied Govern
cents themselves. Their efforts to
ave the book suppressed and TO
cake it difficult for the American
ieople to discover the truth, reveal
he almost tragic serious4ess Of their
POSITION.
1 regret, Of course, that So well
nown an American publishing house
8 The Macmillan Company has been
creed TO jeopardiZe its prestige, to
orget the duties imposed upon it BY
he fduciary relations existing be-
ween publishers and authors, and to
le unmindful of its public duty tC
he American people. As ! said
boye, The New York World de-
erves great credit for having dis
oFered this new and perhaps most
mister evidence Of the anti-Amer-
can Vaccinations Of the Allied in
erests. May the trumpet blast OF
The World at last arouse the Amer
can people TO the danger threaten
ny from the quarter Of those who
he basis on which alone an under.
gtanding Of the affairs Of the world
! are striving TO withhold from then
BERNARD II. BIDDER.
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