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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-25
Sdjlaffrauf6eit.

llcber elnen merflpilr0igen Sdll
bon S9loffrnnfbeit beri1ten Boriier
@ldtter. Gin &iinitler int Q[lter bon
81 Sobreu1 ser in oen erIten Sagen
OeS &rieges mobiliiirt muroe, Donn
'bolo oernliBt unb am 6. September
1914 wdbreno ser @3arnei1ladt
pieoer gefunoen puroe, fam bier
Gage ipdter nit cinem 8ermunoeten-
transport nab ser @retogne. Ser
@3onn i6Gef fortipGbren0. globOem
er, obne aus Dem S6laf ou erma6etL
in mebrerenSp Spitdlern bebonOelt pur-
0e, berbraGte man ibn nn1 Der 9lel-
rologiic6en &linif nod 8oroeour. Gr
iblGft BORT INNER nod fort. Seine
&ioer iino gelcblonen iein Huls lit
regelmGBig uno etpos baitig. Seine
9teianittel Oerntobten i'm bisber aus
Dem S6lofe 6u weden. Ser @atient
miro our@ fIiiiiige Speiien ernabrt.
gt b |. ~ uSralt -9onllller3lell'
rot6, mas t6un Sic gelpo5nli9
9l6enos ?~ ~ o2iebite 6rou Mdper,
bel unS miro eeiu0bnlicb iber6alpt
nidtS get6on."
SarfoltiiH. y9eina6epdr'2
5piiAen Oenl 9Iiieiior uuo mir 8lr e.
ner Gerlobnng gefonmen aber ib
babe nm eitmal fein @liid!@
o9|cit oicsmal 6afs Der 9Iiiaiior &c.
bobt!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-25
MeinIpirlh:

Nnf pIeInn 4. WcInlOTFf0.
Gas miro ein gutter Sa6rgang
6euerl4 @ait: nSdon mogIid
BEL 0em @oiiermanqel!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-25

Gbouucuic Gendrn GOrrepOn6un" udt panid
anrpemGg er6an fnO gn Der Office OaSun SpbOn Ooes
lhrtlid Mttbemne 5m mndcu
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-04-19
PATRIOTISM TO MARK
CYMNASTIC FESTIVAL
!. OF SCHOOL CHILDREN

Decidedly patriotic will be the NAM
moth Gymnastic Field Day program to
be given by the Richmond school chill
'dren. under the direction of School
Athletic Director Robert Nohr. at the
rev Central League baseball park.
Friday afternoon. May II. Three thou
sand school children. grade and high
school pupils, will participate. The
Richmond City band will furnish mu.
sic for the patriotic drills and exer-
cises.
Plans for facilities to accommodate
n crowd of 5000 school patrons are
we'll under way. Last year the event
was held in the Coliseum and many
persons were turned away through in
ability to get inside the building.
The tentative program as announc-
ed by Mr.. Nohr today follows:
Grand March-Assembly.
Wand Drill-Fifth and Sixth Grades.
Folk Dances-Third Grade.
Indian Club Drill - High School
Girls
Estheuc Dances-Special Glasses.
Dumb Bell Drill-High School Boys
Flag Drill-Fourth Grade
Special Number-Y. M. C. A. Ath-
etes.
Folk Dance Steps-Garfield Girls.
Gym Drills-Garfled Boys.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-04-19
FORMS TRADE SECTION

LIVERPOOL. April 19.-The Liver
pool Chamber of Commerce has decid.
20 to form special new South Am
erican section. to further local inter.
ests In the trade Of the Latin-Ameri.
can republics. Trade in that quarter
Of the world will be- much sought for
when the war ceases. and. as Liver
pool merchants are already interested
10 some extent, il is considered ad-
visable to lay plans for the extension
Of their interests.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-04-19
GREENSBORO. IND.

commencement is to be held Satur-
lay. April 81. 1917. Chapman's or
ehcstra will furnish the music. The
program is as follows: Music; invo-
alton: music: address, Mr.. Horace
ellis. state superintendent of public
instruction. music: presentation of d.
plomas. Charles O.. Williams, county
superintendent: music: benediction:
music. The eighth grade graduates
IRE Helen Smith. May Hatfield. Ollie
Bane, Gladys Myers, Lucille Swain.
Kenneth Nicholson, president Of class;
Aaron Lindley, Herschell Mettert.
Chancey Gates. Russell. Pickett, Wal
.er Nicholson and Virgil Coddington. :.
Mr.. Wilbur Bond who teaches at
Boston. Ind, spent the weekend with
ais parents. >. Mr.. Shannon Neff is
lone.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-04-19
On The Screen
WASHINGTON


The many admirers OF Clara Kim.
ball Young will have an opportunity
Of seeing their favorite in a somewhat
different role in the forthcoming re.
lease. based upon story by ,Waldron
Bailey. The Savage Instinct"
As Plutina, the mountain maid. with
a pet bear. the female centre OF at
traction in q lawless moonshining dis
lrIct. Miss Young has to endure all
kinds Of hair-breadth escapes and
striking adventures.
There are some beautiful settings
in this picture which, with support
ing cast that includes Chester Bar
nett and Robert Cummings. is wonder
FULLY well acted. 1t is a fine and ex-
citing offering.
"The Savage Instinct" will be shown
at the Washington theatre today and
Friday. '
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-04-19
LYNN, IND.

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Morton of
Greenville. O.. spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. Criss Williams. The Ladies
Aid society of the West Christian
church, entertained the members of
the church last Thursday. The even
ing was spent in social manner. Re-
freshments were served. ). Dale Pot
ter Of Chicago, is spending few days
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. J..
Potter. Mr.. and Mrs. P. ID. Gray
spent Saturday and Sunday visiting
their parents in Farmland.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-04-19
AGED MEN CALLED
TO CHOIR SERVICE

LONDON. April .19-Church choirs
which have been disrupted owing to
the call OF young men to the army,
have found 1t necessary to reQuisition
the veterans of the congregations.
4 large number of men at from SIS
to Is years Of age have returned to
the choristers stalls. and, In a few
instances. women choirs, wearing sur
plice. cassock and purple hat Of uni
form pattern, have been organized.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-04-19

Madame Sarah Bernhard, the IA
nous French actress. who is reported
to be near death in the Mount Sinai
Hospital. New York, from an infec.
ito of the kidney. Nine. Bernhardt
is seventy-three years old and has
been i'll for more than a month, but
her condition did not become serious
until recently, when she underwent an
operation.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-04-19
STEALS LICENSE TAGS

NEW PARIS. Ohio. April 19.-The
queerest act of thievery noted here
for some time was the stealing of the
license tags off the auto of Lon Nor
rison, which stood in the garage at
his country home from Sunday night
till Wednesday night. The tags were
upon the machine when it was put
away. The State department was
notified
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-04-19

end Harlan Schwab of Oxford, we're
the witnesses, at the home OF the
brides mother Mr.. and Mrs. Yost
left Immediately for few days hon
eymoon trip to Indianapolis. and Will
later return here for a residence.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-04-19

schools, surprised her many friends
Saturday by quietly wedding Harry
Yost, Rev. e. j. Vance, pastor of the
Presbyterian church, performing the
ceremony. The brides mother, Mrs
Mary Biles, her sister, Miss Helen.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-04-19

II is expected that the sugar crop in
lie Philippines will be larger than ever
before. In the last three years there
las been steady increase in the size
,f the crop. that of 1916 reaching the
.ntal Of 100000 metric tons.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-04-19

The company was composed Of his
children, and nine grandchildren. his
brothers and their wives. Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel CIevenger. of Doddridge and
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Clevenger. OF NIL
ton
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-04-19
SCHOOLS HOLD .ARRoR DAY

NEW PARIS. April 19-Intresting
Arbor Day exercises by the grade
school pupils were held in the High
School auditorium.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-04-19
OBSERVES Anniversary

MILTON. Ind. April 1s.-Frank
Clevenger OF the Doddridge neighbor-
hood was given surprise. Sunday,
that day being his sixtieth birthday.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-04-19
NEW PARIS COUPLE
SPRINGS SURPRISE

NEW PARIS. Ohio, April 1s.-Miss
Claire Biles. primary teacher in the
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-01
Or pcroas Geinc cioemen lpcrte.

elonb ecorae, Ser 0iftofor GnganOs, bot oidencno cme &ortei
bergpTcn, bcren or id IN elmer midtigen Geoe Dor emer alQe ooa }SaapI
Mnhpprt mf Sic 8re0ensporIhlQge 1eutitAan0s anDers disldlen mullen
es iii angebradt, AMI oGe ge6e EN- penig ctndugeben 9ur5ll9 non|
ioate Der 3ifator gnqlanos, Deutihlo1D hDe let 9ap0n oI otle ag
beorobt, oen f%fmiferen gationen @e5tetstele entrAlen NM lene aR
griffsnittel perfdrtt. .
DOR oaf SoBrcn mar @corge SomnIs 6tnon8niHifers Der brtti5en
Reaiernna, gans moerer Guift Sn ciner Teoe pom =. 6mt l9oo
felfe ct Gngtdno ais ben 5reocnsforcr BIN.
Weorae iaate 0mnoIs: n@ir babea angefngen Se (c Gelthep|
T0 es ni6t. 0e mgefangeu Habct. 9ir beoBen enc ubeapailgeaot
llehermadt 3ur Gee, Die ms gegen fgenomelhen oentooten 5eaO &C.
fhast boben uHroe. 8ir Duren ner al9t 5uTrpoet &r Na8ten. Saa
ms Grea0nDugbtS bquen gSo5u? &tr brouhel ln m1t Alehlanc
6qte fe. lno men iemauo tie gebat 5otte pHrom lpr lee oaot1
Nation I'M 8auen uberfhlget baben. m.1,
,geir Ioqten immcr, mir mlHpn Den foganannten y%3Det9iatte
Gtaaoar0" baden, &Ms beoeutct 0aS2 gMr mouten enc 6lotfe papen
Sic eoentueQ qrB genug mare, Inn oe 6ptcn On trgeno 5e aHoerer
GafIdlan0 lnO 5raufrcidL ODER NIT 3eutthlono lnO 6altel afRe
fihren ioaten, 10 moQten mir cine 5lotte bnben, DC tart gemag mar.
luafure aliten qeea De 5pei farften Seerlbte 5u perteto18eu.
vgnn fallen mir 9eatdlano8 Gage ms Huge Gas seer ~ fu
geptldlann. mas fin ms 1nEre 42arHe lit iene etn5ge gerteIol8Hf
qeaen Snpdfon. 9eddlun0 mag Elm itarferes Seer ais Hg4Blano G1
9ranfrefd, ais S4aiet as 0eihrrdh buben, ner CO Detu0et t1 5pllden
spei C%roBnddtrn, 0e 8uiannten nit elmer beOeuteno groBeren Sruppen
sobl Geut4lonO ubridnemmea fontcn. Dan ber9ete oele Satiotht
ghf menrt man Tb 0ariber munoert, Bob 8eutihlan0 infolge bon glnb
Edieb1nqen. Die in Der 8refe 3m1 Gortbe1n toHnen, un0 0fntea III
ser Zines un0 in Der v9alp g2afl" gmtbdtte3e hungeW belor9i
it,. &drn mir in Scr geiden Gage, mlr0et mir eoeniaus belorgi
Gin sreppenpt ser @eteeIhid1tc: Scr adt So6ren uotte 2hBr
Geprae 0ea torthciie 4refe IN eriUr Stue fur Die ®sbeBefelen ner
antDorfIih Deielbe Krene, Der CT leRt 1au1e SefprOetWg sum FIeNtr
nod en infereHanter gmft ans ecorgp8 Reoc nom .. Snt 1908:
.gge4m Sic goboens 9eoe bonn Sabre 1853 natleien," tagte En- gneroer
1fe ftn0en, 0aB Iee ein5ige 8eOroblmg uno leoer e1n5tge BloH. oe 1eB
IeHtidIan0 alQeidobcn ner1en, 6erdts int SaBre 1853 5ronfreth 5uge
Thoben mur6en. 9fdt cine en8igc neue r9eorobrn8' III ~ leh5f
sabren erfnOat nprbeH! 8os fr en tia8ttfer 9taa9l on ertmonngs
seutc # QIono aeorae oos g4nofdid Scr Setter. Ser rnagGder
grfnoer@, 0as S0eat Der paOgeaen @ebptenc Der 9fanz Der enc neu
traIe g8et glalbcl MAIDEN modle oaB ENGLAND fr 9uu1an1tat mn
03'i lllao iolfcr seudlr uno e6pinoler mcgen mafcn Die softer it'd
uerbIltani
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-01
6 kclnnnt anf sic 2lbitdt on.

Ge aadridt. DaB nit @ncbniama Der 3entral9mtrcieroe9e
90r6e. III Der bic 8cgicrlng pertrdea 1T Der olt1be Saltu1er6e. 1nfrttl
o0a Stem BORT nit Der 9mf BON @nqIan0 IN o5 geaeniefhge gerbdltnie
0s Observation-Disclosures trte, lit befannt ge9eben fDproen. SIN gnntpepn
1efst Dos. gMr MAIDEN nnpre @eihdfte nj Geinen Geifafsberab olrd,
1fdL gn lit Der uneren ond3 ms.
Dir Rcierpebanf gc66r0e regt bel alien omcrtmnhen Gtfritten an
aa Dem @arae1ea oes 9Rau 9orfer oa3uidleBen. lmo e III nibt 81
be3pefefn. 0B Ohier anregung 5oae 8egebet merOen fDiro.
Sn Qep6hnuhen 3etlaufeu Duroe man 1os nr nit @enughtmq
dis einen Sdrnt IegrHBen f0unen, Der Der 9un0esregierung ourh biz
3cutral goafrrierbeAseboro eincu aufrorocntltden einftuB nf nle Dem
aHaerifaniden 4nblfum ongebutcnen 4nlagen fidert. SIN leBtgen Set
pnft fam es as clare Art Der aHf9e6ung bon Sobn 4. Iogan & Co.'S
senat as 6rthfer 1inon5ageut in angfa geHen- 8orHbtge anlegu
ner0en fimhg bel 6rihiden 8aperet INNER fragen: aormeH tie Durd
ganf ReRrDe ODER nht 1no menn 0hie rationale ginritrlng mad
suTamoen uirfdnftiden un0 tel tatHben @runoidten nrbeitet miro ooS
eli Del fderer Aegmeier oaHr eb ob Ole anlGge enpteblensnert 1T
n0er 1iht. 8era0e bel Der fnn@ieaen Sage en9lonoS III Der 3ufuHf
mfro oas iebr iegensreih Dirfen omen.
aber mir Dnrfen niht Derfenn n, Dab Die 8eidneDung oes Ginfuhes
bon & q 1eorgm & 80. nht Die efnGge W0giffet lit Die neue Gin
rtdtnna laBt nh aud beHuBen, mA, o6ne Dab Ds Eubltfm bd 0aD0r
merit. bruafhe s~dul6aene in 0a5 anerfanHde @eloDepn ST iberflb
ran mo 0mit ben 9rnen ben areot fir Die 6ortflbung 0s Srieges
ii beritnffen, nod bent file ih 10 6rngen0 ieBnen.
g. fommt gdn5 Durauf an, mas man on maBgebenoer 5teae fm
9Iane perogt lt0 barber lam crit Die 3nfunft aufflarung idafTen
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impels me to transmit them to
you.
Because of fear that the Ger.
man government might think
(night foolishly think that
even to allow them to 90 out
of the land might be regarded
as a sign Of weakness, | have
committed them to memory and
taken them to The Hague there
to file them at the cable Office
Returning to Germany, | shall
file them by wireless, hoping
one way or the other to get to
you a message which lies upon
the heart Of in American who
has looked upon this tragedy
Detroit Free Press.l
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-01


lam Der Stllipef .nten uOppgtteu Uelt
2[bet, renn gu Dem ainbe ein 5ie
qsIdenft 6aIt, pertduie Is ni9t. 9u
launH BEN bangrtgen ainOe geroDs
10 qut sine Mia9I3sit hiniteaen. es Elm
LADEN gum Ghen unb bans, fueRn e.
sulangen ipia, bic GpeiieH tpegneb.
men. @ute Gltsrn MAIDEN Iid eina
IpI6sn 5er3IoFgleit niht iduIoig;
lDo6l aber bsgsben ie bdufis ben on.
bern sFebler un0 perfaufen bic Giers,
pelde re friber ben ainoern gsgsbsn
6aben. Dds ain0 pirb 0aDurh fHptt
~aetrDffsn; e D~srIiert bag 8ertraueu
al Batter unb Mutter, Die i6m BIS
baber bic bejten nH0 litbitsn Menidsn
ano mehr ais bas paren. MeHn e
abr ben Gltsrn nidt mehr traut, mis
loa e. aroeru Meniden trauen2 ge
niro in bieIsr Weiie Oas giiBtrnuen
in ses ain0ss 5srs eelegt uHO CT
gdnbe, pelhe e NIT Gltsrn uno Gi
ttrnhaus psrbinOsn. psr0en fart &c,
lodert.
Der geFB, bic Muf5udt unb pfIegl
eines 9iereg ibeH ben sInFigItsn Gin
Hug auf 6ie entpidIuug Oes g6arat.
tsrs uu0 aOrpers zines RinDes. Ont.
sitfe ihm DisIs Worttils Hi6t; gsbI
Sen Rnaben nno MGedsa auf oel
5arm etipas. bon btm ls Instn ION
mn. Sas II mtiis.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-01

THIS that m6E-at? Has there
in all the story 4 nations ever
been vouchsafed such a role as
that which our beloved land
might play this day--that Of a
very Christ among the nations,
stretching out the hand that
casts out devils, heals the pos
sessed, calms the seas and re-
stores the reign Of beautiful
peace?
These sentences have been
written in treetops overlooking
the inferno Of battle, by the
side of roaring batteries, in
blood-sodden, shellskneaded fields
during a week of deafness and
horror. 1t is the importantly Of
a more than tragic hour hat
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-01
gas WOrt0sH ,,nsiH",

Die 9rau zines 5armers i4reibt;
n Dem 80rtaen sBtetn4 liegt sin
SIaHer 3auber. Is 1T ieOem 9ienl4ea
n~aaeboren, etlpas gu beiisen anD fem
eiaen ~ nenntn. 8ie ainoer ith atAt
ohneGuft mo 9idt normal sHtpldslE
tonneu, 70 gsOeibeu he aud t0rperli9
anb aeifiq niat. ipsan Fe nidlt III
GEM etiDas ais ibr ausfhlieBli4es
iosntum bsfBgn. Wian Dat gsfuns
SEA, bdB IN ggaiiMbduiera, no ben
asnnern nidt eianaI erian5l mrs.
slg eianes Salaentud al bsiisea, FL
DeAfaer leb1aft IIn0 ano aud idpda
liher an aorper eriheinen, dis IN
ben MnitaIteH. pp man lgaen aisl
niaFeiten als ousidIeBliaes eissn
am. NIT BEN IL na9 sigsnsHl Out
hiinlen inaItsn un0 lpalien ioHnsn,
laetineih.
o. it 0ies EN- niatigsr punlt, I /
81 bex gE5lebaag Der Afnoet Hs@i
5eslsaen DgrDsn lolis. Gsbt i9Ra
apas. 0as Mot bloB 0em Qams
fonoun ii @irtIiAteiit TT 6.
iIl aiEgsnsa ldbi FA OsFs
~uaIa6rrH aIs aif Or 0orH-
Nre. QammsE, a6l6sg. sin
bor onsm Sc rsEihitse'
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Die an Ser fran36fi'

0ie an Ser fran3Ofb
Taen fyront fte6enbsn f4lDarssn
Rrisgsr febsn fd in ihrer aOrre'
Tponoen3 nit ibrsn lberftsiitsn
gerpanbtsn unerpa-tetsn Sdpisrig,
leiten ausgeIeBt. Sic biirfsn psger
Oer MiIitdrseafur ibrs Gelopoitbriei
aur in fran3GfI9tr Sprahe idrsi
ben, uno b;erbei tretsn oft Die ieli
IamIfsu Gabgsfiigs unb origiueafe
genbungen outage. Ginige oisie
5tilbliteu, bic BEN pDfamt nof
guinea untsrlisfsn, iperoeH in
.Sournal 0es Debats" mitgsieiIi
20 i6reibt Elm Idpnraer G4lse an
Ieine Mutfer. so gebe Dir yuten
1aa. 0a i'd ni9t tot BIN, befinDs ID
mid pobl. Sd bofFs, DAB e Dir
.benfo erstht. On iOnIf meine Drau
ai@t einem onbern eeben. bd i'd
ni6f qefalen bin" Gin onbnsr
lIaretbt: .gib meme Jrnu msiHsm
lleinsn gruber, DC ih ui6t Dsib
mann i'd auridtOmmen iDeros.
gans onOsrs 0.rbdlt ftp Elm sifsr
Ii6tiger f9par5sr arisger. Der Fl
aer Satin bic MnbHung isnbei
.Nsnn 8a Jrsnnb hnf, psHH ii
na2 6nuis TONNE, merle id Did
EofOrt our siirs berous.A auffansnt
1T IN alien 9risFsn, bag DE S6pdr
aar eiuerIsits isos gerion nit sgn'
mreDen, anbsrsrIsifs obsr in ftIba
Ntem anberOrbsntlih 5ertnonitIi
asotiDsnbnngsn ssbrau4sH. q
I6reibf Elm f4narSsr RegimentssD4
Sd egbs mir Die ghre. Dir, mtinsi
Satin zorists aomara. bitIa
gtIsi ~ iaEsILM
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-01
War Now at Deadlock.

This war is at a standstill. /
have travelled 500 miles along
the western German lines of de-
tense. They cannot be broken
through in hundred years. |
have seen a few square miles
of blood-soaked soil change mast
ers at an awful price. / have been
on the east front. Nothing can
happen there appreciably to al
ter the decision, which might
as well be rendered now as next
year, or FIVE or ten years hence.
Without doubt all the gov
ernments involved know this.
All are weary, weary, weary OF
the strife. They await, Mr..
President, the word that at this
great moment should be spoken
BY the head of the chief of the
neutral peoples.
In moving language you have
yourself described the miracle
which curtained away America
against the fullness of time foi
its part in the richest moment
al human history. That mo.
ment, Dir. President, is moi
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Wilson Could Make Peace.
Dayard Hale, Friend Of the President proposes
Woodrow Wilson as Mediator.

horror OF the ages soon sidl
cease, would reach you.
| remember-it is only in the
presence of a grief so great that
/ put down for the public eye
reference to an hour so familiar
II remember a morning-it
was in Bermuda four years ago
when / saw you in deep per-
turbation Of soul because you
lad been asked to tell a young
man of the death of an aget
relative. 1t was but one reveIa
ton Of many Of the humanity
OF your heart.
President Might End 1t. :.
No one shall tell mel will
not listen to it-that it does not
ache over a tragedy more 81
gantic, more piteous than any
ever enacted while the world
has rolled around. No one shall
Tell me unrebuked that your
Consciousness does not react to
he most gigantic fact in human
history.
Is it possible that it is today
within the power Of n man
o end this hideous thing? Is
Il possible that history has so
contrived its mysterious pro-
cesses that it lies in the hand
ot one man today to check this
,laughter-possible that the
currents Of world-events today
let toward the almost inconceiy-
able opportunity that has come
TO a man of the western world,
nurtured iii wears Of clustered
reflection, that He may speak
the compelling word, make the
scumanical gesture, before
which the tired and tornented
remnants of the heroes Of these
iireful years shall drop their
weapons?
/ believe it is so. True, none
{ the belligerent governments
will confess it; but you learned
eng ago, Mr.. President, to dis
rnguish between governments
md peoples, as well as between
he official outgivings Of govern.
ments and their real intentions
Insult From Britain.
To lis here on this bloody
ield have come echoes of the,
ribald ~utterances Of Mr.. Lloyd
George, in which, in the Ian
guage Of the race track and.
he prize ring, he filings insult
nto the teeth Of the president
Il the United States and the
lead Of Catholic Christendom
the Pope, if either Of them
lares to dream Of the day when
this wal shall cease. 1t would
be unjust to the people Of Eng
land, whose history and litera-
ture, whose heart you know 50
well it would be unfair to the
sober-minded statesmen Of his
own land, and more especially
10 those Of Russia, France and
the Central European Allies, TO
believe that they recognize in
the lewd language Of this Eng
lish politician any meaning to
which the heart Of suffering
humanity in this hour responds.
I prefer to believe that that
heart is watching with eager
ness and expectancy for the
rising of a man who shall full
fill the character described in d
noble poem which | have heard
YOU read, with moving EN-
phasis, Of him
who, if any unexpected cal
succeed,
leone when it will, is equal tc
the need"
Men must suffer bodily pail
and mental anguish, though they
J have never suffered on a seal,
{ so colossal as this. But WIN
should they agonize fruitless
/ lily? Why, lay down their live
without avail?
War Now at Deadlock.
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