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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-31
AMERICAN DEsTRoYERs
MEET HOSTILE SUBS AND
CAUSE THEM TO sUBMERGE

American NaNal Base IN British
Waters. July 81 l-American torpedo
boat dcstroyers we're reported todal
tu have engaged two hostile subma =
riucs. causing them 20 submerge
without shooting. one 90 the IT,
boats had Just sunk a steamer aud
the other was attacking a merchant
man.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-31
HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS
OF DOLLARS OF DAMAGE
BY FLOODS IN CANADA
B1 At.oeIa,sd rr.sa

quebec July 5l.--Damage esti-
mated al hundreds of thousands u
dollars including destruction OF three
bridges over the Chaudiere river and
the ruin of crops have been caused By
the worst floods this section has ever
experienced The river ,till is rising
FRO mrecent heavy rains.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-31
BELGIAN CIVILIANS
ARE BEING DEPoRTED
BY GERMANS, REPORT

49, AsFuUIHtrd Prnss
Hltr, Iult 80 Deportation ~
civilians from Mons Belgium cou'ih-
Ties tho German government seIsGlns
away ls1 men ON june 20 and thir'N
nine june 1N 4. o. pruIrthlc thcf
/ win rc mod otu work uu the German
! front lu France
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-31

Havana. july 80 Acting Ma'"r
FIorcn,,a Guerra of 'Ioptcugu- "'s
assassinr'ed tonight as he entered ms
home The assassin escaped
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-31
KAISER GOES TO RIGA
FRONT, COMPLIMENTS
HIS GALLANT TROOPS

" NFH"|TITIU TT0Hf
Copcuh1Eru Iulv Sl "A dispatch
from Berlin says Emperor William
LEFT Mitau. twenty tive miles south
west uf Riga, Russia, aud went down
the river 10 the Riga front where he
compiimented the troops
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-31
WASHINGTON BANK
HELD UP BY MASKED
MEN. $4,000 TAKEN
Two Bandits at Medical Lake
Make Rich Haul Shortly After
Noon Today; Jump Into Wait
ing Automobile and Escape.

Spokane. Nash. July % Two
masked men held up the First \atiou-
AZ Bank Of Medicine Lake sixteen
miles west of here. shortly after noon
today. aud escaped in an automobile
after taxing xl-.0UO.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-31
THE WEATHER

Tonight and Wednesday generally
fair: cooler extreme east portion to-
night.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-08-15

Rome, Aug. 14-Peace proposals made
by Pope Benedict have been delivered
to all the bellgerent governments.
The Pope's peace appeal proposes
that there be no annexations and no
indemnities. except in special cases
such as Belgium and Serbia, the re-
turn to Germany of her colonies in
exchange for the occupied departments
oe France, freedom of the seas, dis
armament and the formation of a
supreme court of arbitration for the
settlement of further dispute.
The peace proposal will be publish
ed on Thursday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-08-15

The list of brigadiers is made up
from the existing list Of brigadiers Of
the national guard, with a score or
more colonies Of that service who are
advanced in rank ard of regular army
colonies from each arm of the service.
To fill out the list of coast artillery
appointments. two lieutenant colonies
were advanced to brigadier rank.
All in National Army
All the commissions are for the dur
alton Of the war only and are in the
national army, although the officers
may be assigned TO any part of the
fighting forces-regulars, guardsmen or
selective draft troops. 1t is under
stood, however. that wherever a ma
tional guard brigade from any state is
retained in its present form, it's pres
ert brigadier will be continued in COM
mand. With the exception of the two
national guard major generals men
toned. il is indicated that all ma
tional guard sections will be COM
manded by regular officers. The en-
tire guard force is now merged into
the army of the United States, how
ever, and may be used in any way the
government thinks best.
1t is possible that officers Of the
three branches of the. service may be
used in making up any tactical unit
such as a division of troops
The Major Generals
The following 81 major generals were
nominated:
William A. Mann, James Parker Eben
Swift, Edward H. Plummer Edwin F.
Glenn. A. ?. Brocksom. Henry A Greene,
Francis H. French, Charles ]. Bailey,
George Bell Jr., Frederick S Strong,
Harry F. Hodges. Clarence P. Townsley,
Edwin St J. Greble, Francis J. Herman,
John F. Biddle. George T Bartlett, Hen
ry G. Hodges Jr., Joseph P. Dickman,
Charles G. Treat, Adelbert Cronkhite,
Henry T Allen, William H Sage Clar-
ence r. Edwards, John w. Ruckman,
Chase W. Kennedy, Omar Bundy. Harry
c. Hale. Richard N. Blatchford. Samuel
D. Sturgis. David C. Hanks William NJ.
Wright, Robert L. Billiard, Joseph 2.
Kuhn and Peyton c. March, all Of the
regular army, and Major General Charles
NJ. Clement Of the Pennsylvania National.
Guard and Ma Tor General John F. O'Ryan
Of the New York National Guard
The Bricadier Generals
The following colonies were named to
be hrigadier generals:
(Continued on Pare 5-col. a.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-08-15
ANOTHER APPEAL
From. Pope to Warning
Nations for Peace
Foundation Stones. Reduction Of Arm.
anents and Freedom Of Seas-No
Great Changes During Day on Euro
pean tiefieIds-China Enters as
6elllgerent

To the warning nations Of the earth
has come another appeal for peace
from Pope Benedict.
The foundation stones Of the Pontiff' S
F.aa for world tranquility are reduce
tor Of ornaments and freedom Of the
seas and that there shall be no retail
atory struggle after the war for world
commercial supremacy. Specific pro-
posa,s made to the belligerents, unof-
fetal reports say, include the restora-
'.o1 If Belgium. Serbia and Rumania.
The questions of Alsace Lorraine,
1rort and Trieste and Poland. it is
suggested. should be adjusted peace
ia"y The Pcpe's plan also calls for
The return to Germany of all her col
onics.
r. July, 1915. Pope Benedict made
h first appeal for peace. At that time
.5' rontff invited all friends of peace
~ ON wI;h him in his dos re to bring
'''sNAtH ~ All tilL. tiiiip9t
f'"as.y with the latest appeal of Pope
Benedict China entered the ranks of
TIE belNgcronts by formally declaring
var on Germany and Austro- Hungary.
No great changes have taken place
= The hattletields Of Europe. Northeast
2 lpres, in Flanders, British troops
rave forced German posts to retire
across the Steenheeke river. which lies
fas. Of the Ypres- Thourout railway
"'. in the region of LanSemarck.
Field Marshal Haigs men held their
gan and re established their line on the
eas'erN bank of the river Elsewhere
rom the coast to St. Quentin the artillery
tr.1s has increased in some sectors and
ne British have carried out number Of
successful raids. the most important be-
!7c In the environs of Lens by the Ca
rafians
French accommodating parties have PEN
Grated the German lines near Rheims in
Two places. Elsewhere in Champagne
as we'll as at Cerny on the Aisne front
and on the Carpache sector. the French
'e7ulsed German surprise attacks.
Continued on Page 5-CoI. 81
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-08-15
mo ANNEXATION AND NO |OEMNITIES
EXCEPT IN CASE OF BELGIUM AND SERBIA
FREEDOM OF SEAS AND DISARMAMENT ASKED
FORMATION OF SUPREME COURT OF ARBITRATION
FOR SETTLEMENT OF ALL FUTURE DISPUTES

Proposals Sent to All Belligerent Nations-Ac-
curate Outline at Hand But Full Transmission
Diplomats Feel that Proposals Are Inspired by
Germany, Using Austria as an intermediary
Nations Who Might Be Arbitrator Are N W
All Involved - Lofty Motives of Pope Recog-
nized-Proposals Cannot Be Accepted as They
Stand if at All
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-08-15
Navy League Hears that
Time Fuse Responsible
Navy Yard Explosion
SAY EVIDENCE OF
CRIMINAL PLOT
Secy. Daniels Denources State
ment as False and Tells Navy
League Officers They Had Bet
ter Resign.

Washington, Aug. IA statement
issued today from the headquarters
of the Navy League charging the in
fuence of labor was hampering inves-
tigation Of the fatal black powder
magazine explosion at Mare Island
Navy Yard July 9. was followed by a
letter from Secretary Daniels to Rob-
ert NJ. Thompson, president of the
league, denouncing the statement as
false and slanderous and declaring that
the best service Mr.. Thompson and
other active officials of his organiza-
ton can render the navy is to resign
at once.
Claim Time Fuse Used
1t is stated the league had reliable
information that the explosion which
killed Ave men. and injured three was
set off by time fuse, giving evidence
of a criminal conspiracy. The infor-
Continued on Page 5-CoI. ~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-08-15
Presented No Substitute

Contrary to expectations, Senator La
FolIette did not present a substitute for
the pending war tax bill. He announced
however. that unless the Senate adopted
amendments to be offered by himself and
his associates substitute would pe Oh
fered.
The minority report charges that the
bill as revised by the majority maAes
palpably inadequate provision Tor raising
Of revenue needed for financing the war
through the next fiscal year and that the
onus of taxation has been placed upon
those least able to bear it.
England has taxed her war profits 50
per cent. without impajrins her great IN
dustr;es. declared Senator Lafollette. IN
stead her wealthy classes were never IN
receipt of larger incomes nor were her
larger business concerns more hourish-
ing Heavy taxes, he said could be
levied on American corporations without
.rv fear Of affecting capital or Gripping
industry.
From the income tax and the war
nrofts tax" states the report. there can
he raised without subjecting the country
+o serious financial strain. ana without
the wealthy even of the luxu-
-,es ~ life. more than double the amount
nronosed In the pending bill.
The British Rate
II congress were 20 adopt the BRUSH
rate of 50 per cent. on war pronts, oena-
TOR I,aFollette said, more than two ana
Quarter billions Of dollars would De
in single year from this source
seventy per cent, would yield s2,c2l ccoe"
50 ner cent. sl,7S2. COCO 80 per cent. ST.
Ass zoo 900. 40 per cent. sl,l55.1oo.eco, 50 per
con, ssss. $4,000, according to estimates
furnished by the treasury department
Nothing that this country or any
country has ever previously undertaken
IN the way of war financing" he declared
"comnares with the obligations we are
ossuming. We have not merely to finance
one country: must to large extent n
nance at least five or six other countries,
In comparison with the average yearly
wage OF 500 earned by the American la
boring man, Senator LaFollette presented
statistics indicating that the percentage
Of war profits over normal earnings OF
the pu Point Powder Co. was l4co per cent
bethlehem Steel 1900 per cent, American
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-08-15
I he 18th Nation

China is the Eth nation to array itself
t:th the Entente countries against the
Central Powers. The decision of the Chi
reese cabinet to declare war on Germany
and Alstria-Hungary was reached Aug. :
AID the action of the members OF the
Ministry was approved by Feng Kwo-
Chang, the acting President of the re-
l.oA-.
The II countries now In the war on the
SIZE Of the Entente are Great Britain,
trance. Russia, United States. Belgium.
italy. Japan. Rumania. Serbia, Montene-
rro GreNoe. Cuba. Portugal. San Marina.
Sam, Liberia and China
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-08-15
MUSTERED IN
Augusta Battery Now
in Federal Army
145 Men Pass Physical Examination
and Are Accepted for Active Service
Capt. HinckIeys Men to Dig
Trenches

BrUnSWtCk, NE, Aug. 14--bdCteTy Il
Of Augusta, First Maine Heavy Field
Artillery. was mustered into Federal
service tonight, las men having passed
the physical examinations and been
accepted for active service.
Discharges to 80
Discharges on account of physical
disability were granted to 80 members
of the battery as follows
James z. Church, Robert L. Coornbs,
Carl c. Cousens. Clarence H. Cram
George E. Dixon, Joseph R. Dunton,
George A. Eamos, Guy c. Elliott. Hi
ram A. GratriX, Howard B. Hawiey
Lloyd F. Hewett, William W. Hilton.
Ninton a. Hough, Richard Jobber. An
thony ]. Julian. Louis LaPlant. Har-
old L. MarcouX. Frank Martin. George
3. Noulton, Carroll s. Niles. Walter
5. Pinkham. Leroy F. Robbins, Les
ter f. Skillin. Charles H Smith, Jo-
seph s. Speck, Ralph L. Stevens, Per-
cy f. Sylvester, Fred L. futile. John
E. Fallee, Charles f. Weeks, Alpheus
L. Whittemore and Wendau F. Wood
Battery c Mustered
Just before the Augusta boys were
mustered into federal service Battery
c Of Lewiston went through the GER
emony, Major Samuel G. Shartle. L.
S. A. being the mastering officer Of
both batteries. In the Lewiston battery
III men were accepted for federal
service and 90 were ordered discnarg-
ed. Thus far the majority of the dis
charges have been given on account
OF poor teeth.
Regulars and State Troops
The officers Of the Augusta battery
had lot Of fun at battalion mess to-
night, they refusing TO eat with the
officers Of Battery F Of Bangor be-
cause the latter were State troops
While the Augusta boys were regulars,
having Just been sworn IN. A few min
utes later, however, the Bangor boys
had the laugh on the new federal
troops when Capt. Hinckley was or
dered TO take his men to the new camp
site tomorrow and put in the day dig
cling trenches for the water main.
II is hoped tonight that it will be
possible to muster the remaining bat
teries and ether units of the regiment
into federal service tomorrow, it all
depending on the rapidity with which
the officers are able to have their pa
per work completef
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-08-15
Washington Is Informed

Washington. Aug. H-Oflcial notice of
Ch.nas declaration Of war on Germany
and Austria Hungary was received today
q, the Chinese legation in cable dispatch
IS from Picking.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-08-15
The Major Generals

Washington. Aug. IA minority report
of the Senate finance committee on the
war tax bill was presented to the Senate
today by Senator LaFollette, with the
concurrence of Senators Gore and Thorn
as, recommending that war profits and
big incomes be utilized as the principal
sources Of taxation in providing funds for
the country's war needs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-08-15

London, Aug. A.-Reuter's Limited has
t.en oficially informed that China has
sa-.lred war upon Germany and Austria
Hungary. the declaration dating from 10
ocltck this morning.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-08-15
wheat CONTROL
Creation of Board Has
Been Completed
Personnel Will Be Announced Tuesday
Julius Barnes, Duluth Exporter,
Will Probably Head Board

Washington. Aug. 14.-Creation Of q
wheat control board under the food
administration to supervise the distri-
button Of wheat was completed today
and the boards personnel will be an
nounced tomorrow. Detailed plans for
controlling wheat will be made known
within a few days.
Duluth Man to Head
Julius Barnes, of Duluth, an export
er, probably will head the new board.
Mr.. Barnes has been serving as an
unofficial adviser to Herbert Hoover
since the food administrator returned
from Europe at President Wilson's re-
quest to take charge of the food sit
uation. AS a member of the commits
sion for relief in Belgium, he made all
the commissions wheat purchases in
this country.
The control Of -four manufacture will
be left largely in the hands of the mil
lers themselves who, it was said at the
offices. of the food administration to-
day, have shown every Willingness to
cooperate with the government in
remedying uneconomic methods of
milling and sale of their products Rep
resentatives of the millers will meet inf
Chicago this week to go over the situa-
ton. Some nillers. it is said are for
enforcement of more drastic rules than
the food administration has in con-
temptation.
Grain Men to Confer
Representatives Of the country'si
grain interests are due here tomorrow
for a conference with Mr.. Barnes. At,
this meeting the food administration
will explain its proposed program for
wheat control, which includes licens-
ing Of elevators and the fixing OF a
price to be paid the wheat grower for
his product.
The committee to fix wheat prices,
which will be headed by President
Garfield of Williams college, will com
prise nine members. Several members
already have been selected and the
others will be chosen within a few
days.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-08-15

United States Steel 800 per cent, Anacon-
da Copper Co 400 per cent, American
Beet Sugar $50 per cent, Armour & Co.
$50 per cent, and American Hide & Leath-
er go per cent.
Tighten Labor's Burden
In urging that the income tax scale he
increased to tighten the burden borne
by the labor classes, figures were cited
indicating that wages have increased ONLY
u per cent. while the necessities OF life
have advanced s. per cent
1t is mOnstrously unfair" said Sen
ator La Toilette, ito tax the everyday
necessities of the average man or
woman to pay the expenses of the war
in addition to communicating their
services. and the lives OF many of them
and their children, so long as the swoI-
len and abnormal war profits are not
taken-protits which the war has Gre
ated and which Will disappear as soon
as the war ends. Every dollar of the
above profits can be taken and still the
enormous peace profits of these and
other great corporations will not be
touched. Every stockholder would still
receive his handsome peace time divi-
dend every officer his princely salary"
Majority Estimates Inadequate
In support of the minority conten-
ton that the majority estimates are
grossly insufficient TO carry the govern
ment through the next fiscal year Sen
ator La Toilette declared the estimated
expenditures probably will exceed the
estimated receipts by s9,402. 3O7 900
without taking into consideration the
additional billions probably to be fur
nished the allies.
The majority report provided for the
raising of only S1.943,45S,000 Consid-
ering the loans that probably will be
requested by the allies, the American
people will be called upon during the
fiscal year to raise at least sl3. 1000. 900
eco. he declared.
The minority members object to the
proposed bond issue of billions of dol
lars, contending that this burden Will
become most severe at the end Of the
war when capital will be needed in the
work of rehabilitation in both America
and in Europe
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-08-15
NOMINATIONS ARE MADE FOR
OFFICERS IN NATIONAL ARMY
from 81 New Major Generals Created During
war and from Existing Regular Army Major
Generals Will Come Army, Corps and Division
commanders n O in First Guard Di-
vision for France

Washington, Aug. determination
Of nearly 200 general officers in the
national army, including officers of
the regular army and the national
guard, were sent to the Senate TODAY
by President Wilson. From the 81
new major generals to be created for
the duration of the war and from the
existing major generals Of the regul-
ar army will come the army, corps
and division commanders of all fore
es now being raised, regulars, national
guard or national army. Similarly the
brigade commanders will be selected
from the list of more than 1000 brig
adiers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-08-15
THE WEATHER
FAIR

Forecast: Fair and somewhat
warmer Wednesday and Thursday:
light south winds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-08-15
Chinese
Republic
War with
the Ieutons
Seventeenth Nation to
Array Itself with the
Entente Against the
Central Powers
WAR DECLARATION
FROM AUGUST ID

Cabinet Decided on War Aug. 2
and Acting President Feng
Approved of Action of Minis
try-Chinese Legation at
Washington Receives Notice
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-08-15
Composite Guard Division

Coinsident with the announcement
Of high command came the statement
from the war department that a com
posite national guard division com
posed of troops from IS states and the
district of Columbia was in process of
organization under command of Brig
Gen. Mann, now chief OF the militia
bureau of the department, but who
heads the list of national army guard
troops to be sent to France. No dis
cussion is permitted by the censorship
regulations of the time Of their nobili-
cation or departure for the front.
The list of general officers shows
that the seniority rule has been fol-
lowed closely. except where men in
line for promotion were found wanting
by the board of officers which made
the recommendations to the President
The rule laid down by Secretary Baker
for the selection of general officers di-
rected that two major qualifications
govern the board-evidence during
their army careers of skill in leading
troops in action and in training SOL
dIers
The Major Generals
The list of major generals takes in
virtually all of the army brigadiers
and includes the only two national
guard officers of that rank. Generals
Organ of New Yorkfan Clements of
Pennsylvania.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-08-15
La Toilette Would Make War
Profits and Big Incomes Pay

Zinc. Lead &, Smelling Co. 1900 per cent,
United States Steel 800 per cent, Anacon-
da Copper Co. 400 per cent, American
Beet Sugar $50 per cent, Armour & Co.
$50 per cent, and American Hide & Leath-
er go per cent.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-08-15

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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-10-11
KAS SAKOMA BER-
LYME?

Berlynas, spaliu 11.-Cia
Oficialiai pranesama, kad
talkininkai Belgijos fronte
pastaroje ofensyvoje prizes
vOkieeius panaudojo ,labai
daug kariuomenes. Jiems
tatai pasiseke paimti dali
vokiecip poziciju. Bet pas
kui vOkieciai priesininkus
atmuse su didziausiais jiems
nuostoliais. Tik pietuose
nuO HOuthOlst priesininkui
pasiseke paimti apie 1900
jardu zemes.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-10-11
KALBAMA APIE OFEN-
SYvA BALKANUOSE.

Washington, spaliu 10. =
" poros menesiu tarptau-
tine talkininku armija Bal
kanuose lures 1,25O,OOO w
III.
Sulyg taisomu plenu, sa-
koma ia armija bus padalin-
ia pusiau: viena jos dalis els
ant Serbijos, kita - per
Bulgaria. ant Konstantino-
polio.
Sitai armijai ateis pagel-
bon ir Graikijos kares lai-
vynas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-10-11
AUSTRIA NETEkUCSjI
!. M|L|JON0 KARE|v|U
A. ITAL|J0S fR0NTE
i I$naujo kaIbama apie
" greita taika
j. ka sake apie taka vokistijos kancIieTis
ka sake apie taika vokietijos kancIieTis
PRAMATOMA GREITA
TAXA.

Washington, spaliu II. =
Neutrality saliu pasiuntiniai
buvo isteriaujami, ka jie
nlano apie taika.
Paaiskejo, kad jie kuone
visi sutinka savo nuomone-
mis-. Sake, taika veikiau
ivyksianti, negu buvo ma
noma. Taika veikiausia
ivyksianti triju menesiu be-
giu.
Greitesniai taikai svar-
biausios priezastis state
mos:
Vokietijos kares laivyne
istiko revoliucija del blogo
maisto. Reiskia,. Znlxietijai
truksta tinkamo maisto.
Wis daSniau kalbama, kad
kares frontuose vokieGiai
kareiviai sukelia maistus.
Jie baisiai nepasiganedine
tOlimesne kare.
IS Sveicarijos pareina Ii
MOS, kad amunicijos dirbtu-
vese Vokietijoje pramato-
mas generals streikas.
Anglams pateke nelaisven
vOkieciai kareiviai pasako-
ia, kad vokie6iu kariuome-
ne siaucia demoralizaci.ja.
Yra dar ir kitokip greitos
taikos apsireisikimp. Bet
xiii menkesnes svarbOs.
Taika ivyks, kuomet VO-
kietija pasiduos talkininku
malonei. Gil jos pasidavimas
neisvengtinas.