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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-13
PATROLMAN FALLS DEAD
. tIuck" ralIer SuccumbS to Heart At
tack While PntrOlinE Bent on
Marshall street.

Stricken with an attack of heart
trouble while on duty near the John
Marshall High School yesterday morn
ing at 10 o'clock. Patrolman Il. r.
Talley. we'll known As Buck. died
almost instantly. The Virginia Hospi-
ia, ambulance was called. but the OIL
GER was pronounced dead when i ar
rived.
Fairolman Talley was sixty years
old. lie had been member Of the
police force since January -. 1901.
During that tim. he had suffered at
taois of heart trouble. and mad been
advised by the police service 10 re-
tire from active service. This he was
lhathe 10 do and preferred 10 rema in
in the service. He was detailed from
The First Police station
His wife, residing AZ 1903 tnslow
Avenue. Highland Park, survives him.
Mr.. Ta!iey was i native OF Hanover
County. The funeral Will he held at
o'clock Friday morning from his
late home in Highland Park Burial
MIL be made in Hanover County
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-13
NAVY REPORTS SiNKlNGS
OF NORWEGIAN STEAMERS
Cape Unttcras Region Scene OF wreck,
According to Survivors Landing
In NcW York.


WASHINGTON June l2.-Further
confirmation OF the theory that the
German submarines operating off the
Atlantic coast are moving southwark
came to-day in the announcement Of
the sinking Of two Norwegian steam
ers in the Capc Hatterns district. 1t
is understood that the Navy Depart-
mcnt had no report Of the loss of the
two vessels until the survivors were
landed in New York to-day.
Tho following statement was issued
by the Navy Department to-day: '.The
Navy Department is Informed that the
steamship Borsurd arrived in New
York at $50 o'clock this afternoon with
survivors from the Norwegian steamers
E;ndigEen and H"nrik. sunk by sub
marines about l2n miles east OF Hat
teras
The BlrdlGren was sunk at $50 +.
VI and the Henrik at 81 =. NJ on
June 10"
The submarines. VIII, - date. have
sunk twenty vessels in United states
waters. are successful in avoiding the
United States patrol ships. II is be-
leved they are submerged during the
day time and operate only JUS: previous
20 shutdown. making any movements
TO new locations al night, when they
can run on the surface.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-13
TO OPEN SUMMER CAMP
Salvation Army PIans Usual Outing
10 Children and Mothers
When school Closes.

The salvation Army will again run it's
summer camp for children al prewrys
Bluff. the h-st contingent OF sixty chill
dran going out s soon as school closes
Provision = also made for Twenty-Five
infants and their mothers. There are
500 children on the Salvation Army list
20 DC taken care OF this summer. The
sum OF $50 is necessary 10 keep each
child AT me camp for a week. so the
salvation Army viii need fully slol0
for the expenses OF tho camp this sum-
me-
p, = w Goodwin OF the Contra!
National Bank - treasurer OF this
f4rd. and a member az the fresh air
board. and he appeals TO the public
!cr aid III carrying on this splendid
charity Dr"urv's nlun is pleasant
spot on IRE road 10 Petersburg. ideally
situated for summer camp. with
plenty % shade. swings. tents. a big
kitchen, carefully screened. and com
Portable sleeping quarters.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-13

RALEIGH. y. C.. June l2-The North
carolina Corporation Commission has
received the ruling az the Interstate
Commerce Commission finding in favor
"i the North Carolina commissions con-
tenuons in the noted Roystcr fertI-
.|er rate case. by holding that the
North Carolina intrastaie rate and no,
the interstate rate on fertilizer, which
are twenty cents per ton higher. shall
Apply In both !nt.r and ntraState shin
mcntS for Carolina points.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-13
SECRETARY BAKER TALKS
TO WEST POINT STUDENTS
Tell. Them That America VIII Have
Million Men In France
Try Associated rrcs.J

Try Associated Press
WEST POINT, y. ". June lc.--More
than million American lighting men
VIII nc In service in France In tho
near future. declared Secretary OF War
Baker in an address to-day to 1872 stu
dents of the graduating class OF the
United States Military Academy Sup
plcmcutinc his recent announcement TN
Washington that United states troops
exceeding 100000 in number" have
disembarkcd on French soil. the sec
rotary told the cadets lit is not unfair
To speculate that we will shortly pass
tho million mark
General Hcyton c. March. chief OF
STAFF. who made commencement day the
occasion of his first Official visit to
the academy. said that neither the
menace OF raiding German submarines
OF the Atlantic Coast. nor the terri
torinl gains Of the enemy on the west
orn front. Will affect Americas policy
OF sending men 10 Franco as fast as
ships can carry them.
To-day's graduation was that OF the
class of 1919. whose members were
awarded their diplomas year ahead
OF time. the first since 1877 10 attain
that distinction. because Of the urgent
demand in the army for trained officers
secretary Bake. who awarded the
u!P'S"'"S 10 thc graduates. told them
they were destined to have part in
leading tho armies OF tho nation to a
victorious peace. After that" he said.
as officers or tho regular army YOU
VIII prepare. not for war. but he ready
Tor another war if any body wants to
make it,
Nj. Baker declared that the United
states became hel!igcrent because
Germany tried to crush individual
human happiness and liberty. which
we call the theory of democracy"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-13
PRESIDENT PLANS BUREAU
THAT WILL KEEP HIM POSTED
Has Authority to Inspect the Records
and Workings of Every
Department.

WASHINGTON. June ia new bu-
reau which Will give the President
accurate information regarding the
work of every department OF the gov
ernment is being organized with tho
Presidents sanction. 1t will supply
him daily with the status OF war work
in each department and will enable
him to know whether the work is being
done we'll or badly. whether rcorEanf-
cation Of department. is necessary,
or whether inenicicnts should be sup
planted by men of larger capacity.
The new bureau will be under the
direction of the War Industries Board.
Of which Bernard NJ. Baruch is chair
man. 1t is underYtood. 1t will have
authority to inspect the records and
workings OF every department of the
government and to weigh the reports,
OF officials to determine whether they
arc accurate ar misleading
The organization is being perfected
under the authority given the President
by the Overman law 1t will supplant
tho Crccl Committee as An official pur
veyor Of information to officials
charged with important war work.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-13
" ak ERECT
AT EIGHTY

crhuse man or woman liz old does
-, 'L'an th"i 'h"H must WALK along
n"ht over ana suppOrtcd with n cane
~ hnh can b" AZ vigorous and healthy
organs .: the body IN perforrniny ,hrir
functions '' ''''''
Al diseases whether Of a malignant,
VI "chE character tend t. tear away
our vitality. You ,niIs, cDuntcract dis,
Hhsc ia It's !ncipi"nt stage II YOU would
iiEc hhppy aud useful long life
obi.D MEDAL. liaarlcn OH CapnuIea
" -pp-E"ar-cld preparation that tx u.ci
Il! over IN" world. contains SOOTHING
"lla combined WIN ntrcnpth.piyiu1
ana system cleaning herbs. There can,
a"I,s arc prescription and have becn
hh' arc s'l!i being used by physicians
~ daiI practice. They hnve proyrr
NOR merit IN relieving backachr. kid.
h'y ahd bladder complaints and all all.
menus arising from IN excess of uric
hcih IN the system
COLD MEDAL iiaarl"n OH Capsule,
are SOLD AT all reliable drugKists They
a." Suhfanteed TO do everything an
cItiinS" or money refunded Don't be
nihlcd ny false limitations Look for
'll-h MEDAL on every box ADV.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-13
ENTIRE DIVISION Of JAEGERs
CUT Up ny FRENCH
Try Associated Press

ny Associated rrcss
WITH THE FRENCH ARMY IN
FRANCE Tuesday. June ll.--French
cannon and machine guns have reaped
n heavy toll since Sunday.
An entire division OF the famous
JacEers was cut to pieces at Reasons
-Nlatz. while Guards division lost
a great proportion of its electives
Other divisions. il is learned. suffered
equally during the preparation for the
attack and the advance 20 the narrow
valleys. all the passes of which were
dominated by the allied guns.
Every prisoner taken seems horror
stricken at the slaughter of his COM
rades.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-13
PERSHlNG'S REPORT
Artillery Activity Continues, and Amer
Tenn fntrolS in Picardy TnI<img
rrIsoncrs
tBy Associated prc..1

WASHINGTON. June IL Genera!
fcrshinss communique to-nigh. said
therc was nothing to report. aside from,
continued artillery activity in the
"oevre and tn taking Of prison ere
by american patrols in Picardy
The statement says: Aside from
continued artillery firing in the woe"re
ana the taking OF prisoners by our pa :
rols IN Iicardy, there is nothing to
report"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-13
MEASURING IMPRESSION
PRODUCED BY PREMIER

tBy Associated Press
PARIS. June IA rcaSSurlnG i'm
preston has been produced by a state
nont given in the Senate by Premier
\.lemcnccau on the situation at the
front. He said that decisive results
had been obtained at certain points
with minimum forces and minimum
losses, while the enemy losses had been
enormous. He laid great stress on the
resources of the French army. which
At certain times had crushed the Ger
man offensive.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-13
Student Conrcrenc. In s...,o,

nc southern student Conference iS
now I'm session at Blue Ridge ~ c. Il,
convened on June 4, and Will continue
until June II. Over SEQ college women
OF the South are In attendance Courses
III bible study and worlds citizenship.
which link up the student life of to-
DAY with tho present war crisis. are
being given by men and women prom
ihent I'm religious and educational cir
cies. DR.. Soper Of the Army Y. NJ
C. A.. is giving a most interesting
course on the Faiths OF Mankind"
The recreational features OF the con-
terence include mountain trips, ten
mis- and basketball tournaments and "A
water sports meet. This department
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-13
HYOROPLANE OPERATORS
hDRIFT IN OCEAN
Two Wen Arc Rescued by Norwegian
Steamer mud Landed In
baltimore,
nv Associated Press !

BALTIMORE. June i2.--After having
driftcd for forty-scven hours on an
overturned hydroplane Ensign Frank
W Riley. Of the United States naval
reserves and Radio Electrician Walter
Is Clark. we're rescued by Norwegian
fruit steamer. which locked here to-
day.
According TO tho story of the mon
they were scouting off tho Florida
coast Friday when they met with en-
gin" trouble and were compelled 10
descend about twenty-five miles from
shore Their food and water was OK
hansted and shortly before being
picked UP their machine overturned.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-13

PIans and specifications for Tho nro
posed residence for the kccncr Of No
smallpox hospital on the civ Farm
were forwarded 10 Building !n.ncc,nr
iu,!cr Yesterday by the Administrative.
hoar win the request that he advise
me board whether the erection OF rucb
mouse advisable and what the an.
pro" innate cost OF such buildinv
would he.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-13

WASHINGTON. June i2-Aviat!on
accidents during the week ending June
caused i've fatalities. the War Dc
phrt'ntnts weekly summary issued to-
night says. Two deaths occurred a,
la!ia'err" Field. Fort Worth. Tex ana
one each at Taylor Field. Montgomery.
Ala iiazelhurst Field. Mineola. l. l.
and Kelly Field. San Antonio
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-13
VIII StOp Use of Wheat.

c'iizenry of Charlotte was called .,non
by Mayor Frank K. McNinch. in AN
phicial statement issued tonight !.
discontinue absolutely the use Of who,,
until the next harvest is available lie
expressed the wish that tho state food
administration would make "uniawfuI''
the sale Of wheat in North C,arolin,
during the interim
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-13

open slopes behind them and over
which their retreat had to be conduct
ed. When. at last, they broke from
the cover OF tho wood, they came un-
der tempest OF bullets Surrender
being impossible. they turned and ran.
but very few reached ground. where
they could take refuge.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-13
Fan Lifted Mt Wilmington.

b. ASSOCIATED Press
WILMINGTON. \. g. June 1.-THE
recent order of Colonel A. ". Chase.
commandant at Fort Caswell. forbid
ding dctachments OF soldiers from the
post 10 visit in the city because OF al
legged vice conditions. was lifted to-
day. a committee from the Red Cross
intcrceded with the fort authorities
after thirty-hve or more women had
been exiled from Wilmington.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-13
LABOR FEDERATION ASKS
FOR STAY OF EXECUTION
Send RcnoIution to President WlI.on
Urging He Use Power OF

Veto.
ST. PAUL. MINI. June 12-In reso-
buttons presented TO tho American Fed
Grafton Of Labor to-day. President
Wilson was called upon TO use the
power OF veto to stay the execution
or Thomas j. Mooney. recently con-
victed of the "prepa redness bomb
parade" murders In San Francisco las,
year. The resolutions were signed by
John r. Frey. member OF the labor
commission sent to Europc: Andrew
f'uruseth. Paul Scharrenburg and a
number OF others
Execution of the sentence OF death
would create the belief that justice can
no longer be secured through the or
DERBY process of some OF our courts
declares & part of the resolutions. They
continue that the President should. at
all hazard. stop the hanging unless 4
fafr trial shall have determined his
guilt"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-13
TO REsTA7'E WAN AIMS
d, WITHOUT PEACE OI>EERs

BE Associated Pres
Lyndon. June !2.--Iu her forthcor-
Ing s,a;en.en, Of war aims. C;e-n,nv
does no, intend 10 make any fresh pe..a
offer according 10 Berlin nc,sspaner.
says all Exchange Telegram dIsn.tch
frqm Amsterdam
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-13
ENEMY RAIDERS BEATEN BY
BRITISH IN AEELUY WOOD
tIsy Associated Press

IVY NHSU'IHlcN f7TeES
LONDON. June l2.--An enemy raidins
party last night attacked the British
post in Aveluy wood, but WAS repuiscd.
tho War Otnce announced to-day. The
British carried out successful raid
in tho Boycllcs region, capturing few
prisoners
There was sporadic activity by the
enemy artillery during the night in
the reg ion west of Lens.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-13
Important Neus
Quickly Told
Events From Various Sources
Reduced to Minimum
Space.

WASHINGTON. June I2.-Continucd
throat trouble to-day prompted Secre-
tary MeAdoo to return TO White Sui
phur Springs. w. Va, to spend several
weeks recuperating. Tie Will continue
10 direct affairs of the Treasury and
tho railroad administration from
there.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-13

WASHINGTON. June IA second
marine corps Casualty list to-day con.
tanned the names Of four prlvateg k!l.1
and Two officers severely wounded In
action. The officers were Colonel Al.
oertus w. Catlin. Of Washington n
{" and First Lieutenant Albert T.. Ba,.
ton. OF ST Louis Park MINI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-13
charlottesville Voting

HAR!"pTTESNILLE VA. june /,
-" municipal election yesterday re-
suited in s"vcra! surprises w. +
Hou6tr, Jr, president OF the Common
'ouncII, was defeated by W. " Via. a
contractor. Other new faces in that
prahch VII be l.. T. Smith. an attorney.
ana Lacy T.. irvine. Two new me,nhers
"cr" elected TO the Board OF Aldermen
John :. Patton. Il former Mayor. and
Il T.. Wheeler
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-13

BIRMINGHAM. ALA, Juno r.
negro convicts who mutlnicd yes,cr-
u"E ana refused to leave the Banner
'oai mines near here unless Il warden
III charge of them was removed. still
were In the mines to-day and work
was at standstill. The negroes. who
numbered from fifteen to twenty held
nvc white miners AS hostages. but II
Is not believed that they will he
harmed Hunger Is expected 10 end the
strike"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-13

CHICAGO. JUNE 12.-Lieutenant Roy
F.. Shelucher, OF the United States
Army. married man and the father
or Two children. to-day shot himself 10
death in an alley in the loop district
under circumstances that have led to a
military investigation. The officer left
q note asking that Miss Evelyn Rae be
notified Of his death
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-13

WASHINGTON. June 1.-THE ef-
tective date of the order requiring pay
mcnt of railroad transportation orders
on coal basis was ppostponcd Today
from July to August to permit ship
pcrs 10 make accounting arrangements.
II was said some notifications might
be made later to mako the appicat ton
less drastic.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-13

"TruSting 10 the deep woods norm.
east Of the village and the ,uis,ed
spur OF hill 10 conceal them mo
leading divisions advanced in mas.
forJnation. They. however were ~,
served from the Bois dc Ralleau .,5
were brought undcr destructive han
of fshrapnel before they could dcnto,
The fire was so severe that the :,
tack was disorganized and no prorr..s
co4ld be made for some time. Wbc,
ing Germans did succeed in penetr.t.
ing the defenses they were me, win
SUCH enthusiasm in cold steel tina, ,hci,
only choice was death or surrender
GIN the capture OF the wood 10 The
northwest Of Boresches the Americans
had TO deal with machine-gun MEETS.
game at which they are becoming
expert. Gun after gun was captured
and turned upon It's late posaessors.
ard the advance never was materially
delayed. Fierce lighting continued
when the fringe Of the wood was reach
coy the Germans being afraid Of the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-13

1f You require tho services Of n hook
Keeper. you can address hundreds OF
them through the Wnnt Ads in thIs
piper.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-13
FRESH ENEMY DIVISIONS
lit HIED ~ iHEUI,4>

HS Associated Press
i"pHpO jane ~ The Germans
are taking seriously the American
nrus' at the apex Of ,Acir line in tn.
Cpsmon Valley northwest OF Cha,enu.
lhierr?)' and thus far have used nv.
DIVISIONS IN attempting TO coun,e. 4,
but entirely without success" Reuter-.
CORRESPONDENTS at French Headquarters
telesraphs under Tuesdays date
1.-TWO fresh divisions were thrown =,
the American center at Bouresrh.s
TINS morning in fruit!ess attempt 10
reeapture the village
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-13
ALIENS FOCT-EASE DOES IT

" hen your shoes pinch or your corns an.
huhiDiiE 4 !ht 10 that ynu tired ali over
Ett hit"nH, Foot East. the antiseptic DOW.
drI 70 u" q: HF"n iutO III" shoes anh snriph.
80 IL, ths loot bath II viii talk. the sting
'u' 81 ,otHs ana bUn!Ons and give Install.
fclei 20 Smhring. Aching. swollen TenJ"r
i'nt oyer 100 900 packages are being use,
~, ne american. Erltish and French trnnu.
-, h .N"fS"hst.. 2tc. Don't accept an,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-13

PITTSBURGH. Pa, June 1o-Start
Ing from his scat. Just as the foreman
ot the Jury announced that he had beer
found guilty OF the murder of hi.
VIE. David Adams. negro. dashed
through closed window in the AlieE,
heny County Courthouse to-day. He
was dead when picked up in the street
below.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-13
Ia note TO Berlin demanding the re-
4 tirament OF these German forces.
,sSsRMAN OFFICIAL
. -. AGi.Nl'NT OF, FIGHTING

i ssSERMAN OFFICIAL
!. "a. ACCOUNT OF FIGHTING
st,s BERLIN (via London). June IL
B. There were local engagements north
~ west or Noyon and south OF the Aisnc."
says to.nights War Office statement.
-. Tho statement reads:
There have becu artillery duels OF
varying intensity. Tho infantry ac-
tivity has been limited To roconnoitcr-
ing, engagements.
q - Army of the German Crown Prince
s a--Y yesterday the hard-hsht!nI army OF
ssGeneral Won Huticr repulsed AN eN-
pected countcrattack for the rccapture
OF a group Of hills southwest OF Noyon
which was carried ont in strength by
several French divisions. The enemy
was thrown back on tho whole Of tho
front of tho attack from Leployron to
Antheu!l with the heaviest losses. His
armored cars. which were brought into
action in great numbers. arc lying. shot
to pieces. on the battle field
Between Merry and Rclloy, where tho
-. enemys assault was shattered Ivy
counterattacl: bitter lighting lasted
Until niEhtfall Tho west bank OF tho
r6iSne north OF tho point where the
NratS runs into Il. has been cleared OF
the enemy
FRENCH FORCED OFT
- OF CARLEPONT WOOD
THE number of prisoners brought in
by the army has increased 10 more
than 10000 The loss OF tho heights
southwest of Noyon forced the enemy
20 evacuate his positions in Carlcpont
wood, on tho cast bank OF the Disc.
an close pursuit we followed the re-
treating enemy beyond Carlcpont and
=, Caisncs. and. lighting our way forward,
REACHED a line running north OF Bailly,
through Tracy-lc-Nal to Nanpcel.
s"Ohstinatcly and regardless OF sac
rifices. the en- Ary kept up his vain at
tacks northwest OF Chateau-Thicrry.
Several assaults here broke down with
Sanguinary losses"
THE above is the German official ''ac-
count Of the loss TO the Americans Of
Bclleau wood. with 500 prisoners.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-13

WASHINGTON. June 1oPlans for
utilizing to the utmost the labor power
OF the nation will be discussed at the
first national war labor conference
which opened tomorrow for a three
DAYS session
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-13

IELSlNGFORS. FINLAND. June 10.
The government proposai for the
establishment Of new form of gov
ernnent has been delivered to the
i.ahdtag. 1t provides that Finland
shall be an independent Kingdom. with
IL kingship hereditary in the male line
The King may not simultaneously be
The ruler OF any other State.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-13

WASHINGTON. Juno 1o.-National
Guard enlistment regulations made
public to-day forbid the acceptance of
married men or men with dependent
relatives unless II is demonstrated tina
such dependents will be provided for
inspectors arc instructed TO see that
tbs rule is followed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-13

WASHINGTON. June 12.-Chiefs o
the four railroad brotherhoods wer,
told to-day by Director-Gencral Me
Adoo that he would urge railroads e
pay promptly sums or wages sine,
January l under the higher scale. Tn.
brotherhood men brought word tina
some roads did not intend to make
the lump payments for a month oil
more.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-13

AMSTERDAM June 1c.-President
Wilson'S address to Mexican editors
which was printed fully in only few
German papers. has provoked varying
degrees OF angry outbursts from them.
ranging from crude personal abuse by
the Pan-Cierman papers to i'll tempered
disbelief in the French motives on the
part OF the more moderate organs.