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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-25

The United States annual pro ne
tion OF sulphur in o dozen years M
increased from few more than SN
tons 10 more than 10000 tons.
The first Moro girls ever graduated
rs nurses received heir diplomas as
members Of the class OF 1918 from the
Philippine general hospital.
Wheeling in The lungs indicates thai
phlegm is obstructing the air las
sages BALLARD'S HOREliOt ND
SYRUP loosens the phlegm so thai
lit can be coughed lp and elected,
Sold by owl Drug Store,
The State Federation OF labor ana
the railroad brotherhoods have joinet
hands in a fight AGAINST proposed
changes in the Ar2caa compensation
law.
Probably the oldes nun in the Unit
ed States is Sister Mary Of 81 Mich
ael OF the convent OF the Good Shep-
herd in Newport, Ky, who recently
celebrated her one lundredtb birth
day. X 7
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-25

The worlds richest ruby mine
which is in Burma, IL known to have
been operated for AZ least two cen
turies.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-25

Four pickpockets We're witnesses in
Louisville murder case recently,
After the trial the prosecutors S61
overcoat was missins
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-25
For the stomach and LIVER

TVF tFTt OtUTIIdLI HfIU LIVtT
Just try one soc bottle of LAX -FOS
WITH PEPSlN, a Liquid Digestive
Laxative. Pleasant to take Now
made and recommended by the manu-
facturers OF Groves Tasteless chill
Tonic.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-25
Savings Club.

Join the savings cub OF the Okla
roma state Bank thiS week.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-25

II has been esiimated that Noqhs
ark was si7 feet lorg. q feet broae
and 5i feet high rs capacity ae-
cording TO 81 -hog wilkins. was 7-625
tons.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-25

An English city is exrerlmentiEg
with electric street cars as traveiiny
kitchens. on which meals are cooked
en- route and sold % the pnbic
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-25
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! A dental departmelt has been add
ed TO Boston aniraal hospital.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-25

nonchaance abuHi lhe way things
are dome, and the men shoN Wen
derfgi poise aud confidence. The
attitude an good cheer Amgng the
Americans is a wonderful tonic TO
the tired French
Perhaps tic one outstanding
trait Of 0ar boys Is their curiosity.
During She'll fire OF an air raid. they
stand out a tho open 70 watch the
fight. ard can hardly be induced 10
take shelter They want 10 see
every thing
THE girl who Is travelling with
ME is Grace Kerns oi New York
City. She is n soprano soloist az
ST. Bartholomews. ard has one OF
the most glorious voices have
ever heard, have my little Irish
harp. with which | play her ac-
compartments and harp solos.
Most 81 our programs We give out
aonfs. because 1t is impossible 70
get the crowds inside Our audi
ences number from 200 to 1900.
We give two programs day, mo-
t0iing from our hotel ,or billet TO
the various camps We usually
have luncheon and dinner each day
with the officers.
GIRLS TREATED ROYALTY
"Thc aattering attentions that
an American girl receives over
bere are bey 1na words' To say
ihat We are treated royalty would
be putting d mildly
"Nhile touring cur last section
We spent q very interesting eve.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-25

Portugal mines les coal than any
other European nation. The annual
Production being about 22.00O tons.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-25
For That CHll-lY FEELING

Take Groves Tastehss CHILL Tonic.
II Warns the Body oy Purifying and
Enriching the Blood You can soon
feel its Strengthening. lnvigorating
Effect. Price 60c
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-25

Savings cub.
ioin the savings ciab OF ih4 ORA
homa State Bank thl week.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-25

Indians along the Columbia river
make kind OF bread from a moss
that grows on the slruce FIR tree
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-25

Try ego in your hot cakes. corn
bread, mullins, puddings. in fact. any
aing that requires an egg.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-25
Christmas Funds.

Don't forget to join the savings
club of che Oklahoma State Bank.
Seaweed offers a prolific source OF
fuel oil when present supplies are
exhausted, accordine 10 an English
professor. who has obtained seven
gallons from ton o. vegetable mat
ter.
Try EGO in your hot cakes. corn
bread, mullins, puddmgs, in fact. any
aing that requires an egg.
An English authority has estimated
| that the war has cost the countries
involved no less than l2500.000 po
tental lives. in Other words, the num-
Der of births has been smaller. by
this number, than il would have been
il the war had not occurred.
Unskilled laborers IN Japan receive
. cents an hour
| A national labor congress will be
held shortly in Milan. Italy.
Electrical workers in Germany have
been receiving only sl.37 day.
II is estimated that nearly 2.000.-
900 American women are now employ
ID in industry.
Colds Cause Grip and Influenza
LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE Tab
let remove the cause. There is
only one "Bromo Quinine" E w
GROVES signature on the box. SOC.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-25

Don't forget to Join the saving:
club of the Oklahoma State Bank.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-25

In American shpgarnsl lshcrt rsFr
iesenfs 70 per cgIlt II ih1 cost ef /
vessels construction
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-25

1t is estimated that nearly 2.000.-
600 American women are now employ
ID in industry.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-25

Electrical workers in Germany have
been receiving only sl.37 day.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-25

A national labor congress will be
held shortly in Milan. Italy.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-25

tInskilled laborers n Japan receive
, cents an hour
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-09-24

Obcc narody mialy mani kiero--
wac. Utworzenie przedstawicielst-
Wa by1o rzecza zbyt trudna, a ut
worzenie 90 zawdzieczyc mozemy
Rosvi, DO u1atwi1a nam przez re-
wolucye zafatwicnie sprawy Pol
skiej.
w tych warunkach utWorzy]
sic Komitet Rzadu Narodowcgo
Polskiego W Paryzu. A utworzo-
ny zostal bez rozglosu, bez mani
festu, DO wiedzieliSmy, re wiecel
dokonamy praca cicha spokojna
organizacya, anizeli reklama. W
kr6tce otrzymaliSmy Cd was, cd
Wydzia4u Narodowego Polskiego
W Ameryce telegram, lie mas uzna
jecie "a zwierzchnictwo polskie,
Otrzymalismy rowniez cd RadH
W Rosyi Wiadomosc, re mas take
uznaja. Mielismy, dodac nalezy.
poufne osoby W kraju, kt6re mas
zapewnily, ze wiekszosc TAME
jest zorganizowana, ze daje nam
zupelnc zaufanie. Majac to zapev
nienie rozpoczeliSmy prace.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-09-24
UCZMY DZlECI NASZE CzYTAC, PlSAC
MOW1C Pc POLSKU.
Mowap. Romano Dmowskiego

Pozw6lcie mi sic zatrzymac
chwile mad przysz1oscia jaka sic
z czasem utworzy. Widzicie, co
sic dzieje, w tel wojnie. Ma ona
dwojaki skutek i wp1yW ma marc
dy. Jedne narody przechodzac
przez ogniowa probe, wzmacniaja
sic i jednocza i wyjda wiecej
wzmocnione, Z tel wojny. Takim
narodem jest Anglia, a wierze W
to, re i narod niemiecki sic w tel
wojnie jednoczy. Okaza1o sic jed
max, re SO inne narody, kt0re te-
go ognia ME przetrzymaja. Rosya
jest juz w rozk1adzie. Austrya sic
zbliza do rozpadniecia Ia gwalt.
Turcya takze sic rozkfada, Rosya
i Austrya: dwaj zaborcy Polski.
Nemezis jest nieublagalna. Opa--
trznosc Boska, m6wiac pc katolic
ku. kieruje losem ludlow. Ia Ro
sya kt6ra nigdy ME uznawa}a ma
rodu polskiego, gdzie ona jest dzi
siaj? Palec Bozy wskazaf ostatnio
ia MIA, a mann nadzieje, re bar
dzo niedlugo bedziemy mogli "a
pytac, gdzie jest Austrya? Ot6z
to, co jest w sasiedztwie Polski,
Rosya i Austrya, %rozk}adaja sic
W tel wojnie ma drobniejsze Judy.
Rozk}ad panstwa austryackiego
prowadzi do wystapienia ma wido
wnie %dziejowa dzielnego narodu
czeskiego do zjednoczenia narodu
serbskiego, do zjednoczenia marc
du rumunskiego.
Jezeli wezmiemy pod uwage to
wszystko, musimy sobie uprzytom
nic p%o4ozenie, jake sic wywiaze.
Ma wsch6d cd Polski many Ro--
s,ye, kt6ra wesz}a W bardzo ciezki
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-09-24

Przez swoichy agent6w oczernia-
ia mas, re my drugich uciskamy.
My innych uciskamy? Czy mys--
my mieli ma to moznosc w naszem
po}ozeniu? Mas tylko re wszyst--
kich stron uciskali.T rzeba nam sic
cd mich ratowac i trzeba ich Sci
gao jak. wilk6w. M6wia 0 mas, re
smy nar6d niezgodny, re sic cia~
gle k}6cimy miedzy SODA, a So ME
stety miedzy mani tacy, kt6rzy
i'm do tego dopomagaja, siejac ma
umyslnie niezgode pomiedzy MANI
Musimy vice walczyc z mimi ME
tylko slowem ale i czynem.
Jestem bardzo zadowolny, re
jest mi dozwolonem widziec Was
|tu z}aczonych re wszystkich par
tyi, pracujacych ola jednej spra-
wy, ola sprawy polskiej. Kazdy
nar6d ma swoje zalety i swoje wa
Idly. [ my many swe zalety, zalety
takie, kt6rych laden inny nar6d
niema, lecz z drugiej strony ma
my i wady jakich laden inny ma
rod niema. Jedna nasza wada jest
to, re chcielibysmy azeby wszyscy
byli jednego zdania i zrozumiec
ME mozemy, re inny moze mice in
he przekonania. Trudno. lie jest
ludzi lyle poglad6w i niepodobien
stwem jest, azeby wszyscy mys-
leli i czuli jednakowo, Me rozu--
miemy takze praw wiekszosci O.
bowiazk6w miejscowosci, a to
jest zasadnicza postawa zdrowegC
bytu politycznego narod6w. Ma.
my prawo' kierowac sic tax, jak
najlepiej sprawe rozumiemy i pc:
mujemy, i jest naszym swietym {
bowiazkiem, jezeH jestesmy W vie
kszoSci. trzymac sic zadan tel
~wiekszoSci. Bo co powiedziec, {
!czlowieku, kt6ry ustapi ola mnie,
szosci. Zdradza On wiekszosc ma
rodu. Pozwolic ma to, azeby mnie.
szosc narzuca}a narodowi sw6j kie
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-09-24

.oAres. Bo skad sic wziela rewolu
eva W Rosyi? Rozk}ad W Rosyi
by1 nastepstwem re Rad rosyjski
mysla1 zawsze o wyzyskiwaniu,a
ME O dobrobycie swego ludu i
przysz}a chwila, kiedy ten lud
biedny, pc czesci zdemoralizowa-
ny takiem jego traktowaniem, O.
dezwa} sic o swoje prawa i zbu--
rzy1 panstwa. [ kto z la moze So
die, re tam zaraz jutro wszystko
sic INSTALL. Me Panowie! Czy ma
rod rosyjski~ sic m6gf nauczycc
czego? Czy mu IA to pozwolono?
Me! Rad wszystko robil i jego.
organa. Jezeli kilku lepiej mysla-
cych pokusi}o sic nawet tylko my
slec inaczej uwazano juz nawet
mySl sama "a zbrodnie politycz--
ma i karano Sybirem. I teraz kie
dy ten lud zrzuci1 te rzady, ME
vie co robic i piracy kilku poko--
len bedzie potrzeba azeby znowu
|porzadek tam wytworzyc. Ia Ro
|sya bedzie talk zajeta SODA swe--
mi wewnetrznemi s%prawami, re
przez dluzszy czas roll zadnej pc
wazniejszej W sprawach politycz--
nych narod6w innych ME bedzie
MONA odegrac.
Coz bedzie obok Rosyi. Drobny
rar6d, dzielny ale ME wielki, ma
rod bardzo postepowy, ale nielicz
ny, Czesi, kt6rzy dopiero .~zaczeli
sic tworzyc narodowo. Byt ich
jest zalezny cd panstwa silniej--
szego, jak Niemcy, kt6rzy mimi
kierowaliby, jak i'm by1oby wygo
dniej i wyzyskiwali. Ma to jest je
den spos6b: azeby powsta1 muir,
ktoryby rozgrodzil tie diva narody
a tenn murem silnym moze bye tyl
ko paistwo polskie. l to panstwo
polskie ME male, ME slabe, ale ia
kie, kt6re dostateczna prZegroda
bye moe.
Bedzie nar6d czeski, dzielny,ale
ME liczny. Rumunski liczniejszy,
ale jeszcze ME stojacy SLIME ma
nogach. I dopiero co sic formula
Icy zwiazku Jugos}owian. Czy my
,mozemy mice nadzieje, re II W
''sasiedztwie Niemiec zdolne beda
do tego, azeby ME d%opuscic, aze--
by Niemcy sprawami ich kiero--
wall. Znacie taktyke niemiecka
burzenia jednego przeciw drugie-
mu i korzystania Z ich niesnasek.
[ co moze zapewnic i'm niepodle
CLOSE. Tylko uznanie we wschod~
niej Europe panstwa silnego, Z
kt6rym te drobniej sze narody
NIGGA swe losy do1yczyc. Jednym
.I:jest tylko nar6d, kt6ry swa ]icz--
ba i cywilizacya moze odpoWie-
dziec zadaniu a tym jest narod pol
ski. I tylko IA ziemi polskiej W
tamtej stronie MONA zbudoWac
panstwo silniejsze, ia kt0rem a
rody te NIGGA sic oprzec.
Trzeci punkt jest ten. Co sic
dzieje dzisiaj ia morzu Ba}tyc--
kiem.Nie jest ono juz mor7em mic
dzynarodowem, lecz niemieckiem,
'Sa tam j~eszcze inne narody jak
szwedzi, dunczycy / finlandzczy--
icy, narody dzie]ne, ale gdzie jest
itch liczba. TIE narody zosta}yby
wkr6tce wasa1ami Niemiec i ME
oparlyby sic ich wplywowi.. ia.
| Xxi jest IA to ratunek? Odpowied2
przywr6cenie mad Ba}tykiem pan
silva polskiegeo. Narody STANDBY
nawskie, kt6re SO W nieWoli Me-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-09-24
S3132y
CEDAR RAPIDS IOWA

CEDAR i1a5l:S1 1:le4!
mice, tylko w %po}aczeniu z naro-
dem Polskimo beda. mog1y bronze
praw swoich do Ba}tyku i otwo--
rzyc sWiatu morze to do handful
imiedzynarodowego.
Zapewnienie wolnosci zarowno
Rosyi jak i mniejszym narodom
wszystkim prowadzi do jednego,
a tenn jest odbudowanie silnego /
duzego panstwa Polskiego!!
I dlatego. Szanowni Rodacy.
IVY tn W wiekszosci zebrani oby-
watele tel wolnej rzeczypospoli--
tel ratujacej dzisiaj wolnosc Eu-
ropy calej, IA jedna wskazujcie
Ipotrzebe, re ME dosyc jest, azeby
Polska mia1a wolnosc, ale azeby
Liza otrzyma}a W takich warunkach
by mog1a ia zachowc ola siebie
innych mniejszych narod6w.G dy-
bySmy tego ME zrobili, poWiedzla-
roby 0 mas, re ME rozumiemy obo
iwiazk0W, a taxi nar0d, kt0ry
swych obowiazk0w ME rozumie,
nie zas}uguje Ia to, azeby mia}
iprawa.
TAX, Szanowni Rodacy, wolnosc
swiata i sprawiedliwsc nakazuje,
azeby Polska ME by}a ma1em pan
stwem, ale azeby byla zjednoczo
IA cd Karpat do Ba1tyku, zapew-
niajac tenn niezaleznosc i swobo--
de pan1stwom innym mniej szym W
zachodniej / c%entralnej Europe.
ITO jest Swietym naszym oboWiaz-
kiem wzgledem innych narod6w> j
ten obowiazek my zrozumiec mu.
Isimy! A jednoczesnie musimy wy
kazac, lie jestesmy gotowi ten O.
bowiazek spelnic i jestesmy IDOL
nj do tego.
O tenn SWAT ME vie n%alezycie.
Pamietajcie, Ze dawniej ca1y
lSWiat WiedZiaf co lest POlSka / ia
kic So jej prawa. Pc ostatnlem
|.jednak powstaniu, kiedy narod sc
bic powiedzia}, re ia tel .drodze
sic ME ocali i lie trzeba sic ZWro-
cic do novel WALK, do piracy mad
oswiata, mad walka O kazda pla.
c6wke narodowa, SWAT O mas "a.
pomniaf, a tymczsem przez ostat'
ME so lat wyzyskali to nasi wro:
gowie i nauczali SWAT pc swoje-.
mu, czem jest Polska, urabiali O
pinie, re trzeba ia zniszczyc jake
nar6d ma}y nieoswiecony, niezdc
lny sic samemu rzadzic. l kto te
zdania wyglaszaf? Agenci rzad6w
naszych zaborczych i my musi-'
my dzisiaj ciezko mad tenn praco'
wac, by przekonac SWAT ca1y, re
to falsz, re to klamstwo, re to
nieprawda. w piracy tel jednak
napotykamy wielkie przeszkody.
Jeden Rad W Eurpoie nalezy.
lcie zrozumia} znaczenie i donios.
hose naszej sprawy polskiej, q
tym jest Rad niemiecki. Przyzna
lie ON. re sprawl nasza to spraWa
wanna, ola mich re ia nalezy ure-
gulowac, zeby ia chcieli regulo-
wac la sw6j w1asny spos6b i Ia
swoja korzyssc. My sic przecie1
znamy. Rozmawialismy z SODA ns
Psiem Polu, pod Grmwaldem
|pod P1owcami i ostatnio nawe1
pod jena; Wagranem i Austerlitz
IZnamy sic z mimi dobrze i wlemy
czego sic cd mich spodziewac. !
oni So jedyni dotychczas, ktorzy
maja plan rozwiazania kwesty:
ipolskiej - pc swojemu. Dlatege
praca nasza jest bardzo, bardze
trudna.
Dzisiaj juz jednak o SVEN ivy
ciestwie Niemcy watpia, ,wiars
Itch juz sic zachwia}a, ale mysls
mad tenn, azeby pomimo tego zf
sprawa polska by1oby i'm dobrze
M6wiac, re tn ME jest polska zie
mia i tn ME, i tn ME: ami .Galicya
nie Polska, ami Slask, ami Gdansk
i jak tax zaczna obinac to v
koncu zostanie sic tax zwana
Gill; ~ - oo
The Red Cloud chief. [volume] (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923, 1918-10-17
Enroll to Fiuht Epidemic

Washington.-Mobi OF the
full forces of the American Red Cross
20 combat the epidemic of Spanish in
fluenza, which is rapidly spreading
over the country is determined upon
and instructions sent to all chapters.
In cooperation with the public health
service and the state board Of health,
the Red Cross will enroll nurses and
will freely use its accumulated hos.
pital supplies to fight the epidemic. A
call will be made for volunteers to go
into the home where mothers and
housekeepers are i'll and assume the
management of the household.
In further effort to curb the speed
Of the disease, Surgeon General Blue
Of the public health service, suggested
to all state health officers that schools
and places OF amusement be closed
and the public health service sug'
gested public meetings discontinued In
all places where the malady becomes
prevalent. Importance Of reporting
cases also was urged by DR.. Blue.
The Red Cloud chief. [volume] (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923, 1918-10-17
Loan is In DANCER

Washington.-The treasury depart
ment openly admits that the slow pro-
gress of the Fourth Liberty loan
towards its six billion dollar goal is
a matter of serious concern. With the
three weeks subscription period half
gone the loan is only 80 per cent sub.
scribed. The total reported to the
treasury is S1,791 ,463,20o. There il
no use in denying or attempting to
camoufiage the fact that Liberty Loan
committees throughout the country
are confronted with a serious situa-
tion,' said the treasury statement. IF
the loan is to be subscribed, a daily
average of $467, 100000 must be raised
between now and October 10. Cog
infant Of the fact that the loan never
can succeed at It's present rate OF
speed, canvassers throughout the,
country are stating plainly to all citi-
zens that they must buy bonds in,
larger amounts than heretofore.
Wealthy persons, particularly, must 60,
deeper into their capital or extend
their credit and not depend upon
their current income to pay for bonds.
People OF moderate and small means
must pledge their future earnings in.
greater degree"
The Red Cloud chief. [volume] (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923, 1918-10-17
FACING DELICATE TASK
Prince Max Must Stand On Side OF
Military or Socisnsi.liberal
Group

Washington.-An early response to
President Wilson's note of inquiry to
The German chancellor is expected by
American officials. While realizing
that an answer to the three pertinent
questions put to the prince of Baden
will be very difficult If the original
proposals of the German government
were not sincere, of~ials here are
confident that internal conditions in
Germany and the tremendous exig.
enc!es of the military situation will
force speedy action by the chancellor
If he hopes to prolong the existence of
his cabinet beyond a few days. So
far as the hold of ;he government
upon the people is concerned, condi.
tons in Austria are even far worse
than those in Germany. This fact is
calculated to strongly affect the Ger
man government, which is understood
TO entertain grave doubts of the
strength of purpose of the duai mon
archy and to fear that Austria, or
perhaps Hungary, acting independent.
ly, will follow Bulgaria in seeking a's
unconditional peace. This would leave
Germany to wage the war alone, for
1t is foregone conclusion that Turkey
is already lost TO the Central alliance
The Red Cloud chief. [volume] (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923, 1918-10-17
Prepare for Soldier Vote

Washington. - Regulations under
which officers and men of the navy
stationed in home camps may vote in
primary or general elections of their
state, are announced by acting Secre-
tary Crowell. The general staff has:
arranged to permit election officials to
20 into the various camps and establish
headquarters for registering the men
and taking their ballot and state rep
resentatives Of political organizations
have been asked to designate repre-
sentatives for the purpose. Literature
designed to instruct the voter in the
manner Of casting his ballot may be
distributed from camp election booths,
but distribution designed to influence,
him in regard to his choice is for
hidden.
The Red Cloud chief. [volume] (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923, 1918-10-17
Chile Faors LEAGUE

Santiago.-Beltran Matthew, the
new Chilean ambassador to Washing.
ton, in a statement regarding the re-
lations Of the South American repub-
lies with the United States declared
that all the republics should have
worked together from the beginning Of
the war, as such a group would have
been a moral force demanding con.
sideration from the first. To-day" he
added, "the only things that remains
is to sympathize heartily with the at.
titude of the United States which can.
not but benefit us. Regarding league
Of nations, If the United States under.
takes to form 1t we may accept 1t as
an accomplished fact. A league will
be the best guarantee for small ma.
tons"
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Ferdinand n Broken Man

Amsterdam.-Former King Ferdi
nand OF Bulgaria, accompanied by
Prince Cyril, his second son. two Bull.
garian generals and large suite, has
passed through Budapest to his estate
at Erenthal, lower Austria, says a
Budapest disptach to the Colonge Ca
zette. Ferdinand's formerly stately
appearance had undergone a change
through the stress of recent events
and he walked sadly UP and down the
platform at ordka leaning heavily on
his stick. His head was bowed and In
his haggard face were deep burroughs.
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GERMANS WANT PEACE
HystericaI Demonstrations Follow Re
ceipt Of News that Government
Would Make Proffer

Amsterdam.-Exc crowds In the
streets of Berlin tore special editions
of the newspapers containing the
speech of Prince Macmillan, the new
chancellor, from the hands Of the
news dealers. Everywhere shouts OF
peace has come" peace at last"
were heard. Theodor Wolff, in Per.
lin Tagebatt, thus describes the
scenes In the German capital, and
adds: zone would like TO share this
hope, and yet for the present, at least,
one has to be dubious and skeptical."
This note of doubt pervades a large
section of the German press, apart
from the pan.German irreconcilables.
Herr Wolff continues:
"Surely IL an honest world could
today exercise the war frenzy. Presi'
dent Wilson ought to be won by the
pure love OF humanity which fills
Prince Maximilian's breast. President
Wilson ought to say to himself that
peace by humiliation would only exalt
chauvinism in the entente countries
and that therefore continuation OF the
war would not serve his ideals All
this the president Of the United States
ought to do but whether he will do
It is uncertain. Therefore one should
not indulge In premature hopes"
Herr Wolff Seclares that the powers
Of yesterday IT, Germany are opnly
hostile to Prince Maximilians speech,
while secretly rejoicing that theirs is
not the responsibility in this most
difficult hour. But, he says their re
sponsibility will nevertheless not be
forgotten by the nation.