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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-30
IT MAKES SOME DIFFERENCE.

From the Frederick Leader)
Qulrcd 10 register for the army. Hnt
men from 46 TO s. can get In spccla
service In the army. W. don't hear ~
much Of that old stuff. m I we're onA
young enough. surely would like to gel
lu the amy
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-30

Secretary McAdoo recommends an increase OF pay for
track laborers and certain classes Of railroad clerks, which
ought to strengthen friendly relations between this coun.
iry and Mexico.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-30

The defeat OF Jeanette Rankin' senatorial aspirations
is another defeat We bear with great %eluanm'ty. The
trcmulo stop has ITS useful purposes, no doubt, but corr
prc,s can function reasonably well without IT,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-30

It j., also expected that an increasing number Of men
viii admit, they are as much as forty-six years old.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-30

Killing the kaiser wouldn't END the war, but it would he
A highly entertaining and instructive performance.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-30

D. W Marquart, the returned Klo1
diker, was IN the city Yesterday wit
the Cleveland county delegation whic
will attend the convention at FL Reno
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-30

Living is cheaper III Philadelphia than in any other large
,ty in the country. which will cause some New Workers
10 rise mp and say It ought to be.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-30

We arc in accord with the patriots Of Okcene, Okla
who are out to suppress the German language IN tins state
but we refuse to become greatly excited over it, having
heard nothing in that line for several months A fairly
successful lob OF suppression seems to have been done.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-30

The defeat Of Cole Blease should also give the cheer.
inc party a chance to put in a little overtime.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-30

II seems that General Korniion may yet be killed a
often a., the crar was
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-30

George Dodson, grand chancellor {
the Knights Of PythiaS, arrived froI
Guthrie yesterday for a short visit.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-30

Honorable men" says the SATURDAY. Evening Post ARE
not trying to induce people TO dispose OF their Liberty
bonds" That puts it briefly, SO you will know how to
catalogue those who do make such an effort
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-30

Southern boys. according to the Houston Post are not
directing to being called Nanks. which ], just as we'll, since
it seems the nickname which is likely to stick for Amer'-
can soldiers over there.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-30

Captain Herr inspected Company N
Oklahoma national guards last evt
ming. Company N will do active dri
work Monday and Tuesday evenings.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-30
Old Stories
Twenty Years Ago.
Non1 Me DhaeS EKZoO

Miss Maude and Miss Edith Ports
mouth arrived in the city yesterday I
visit DR.. and Mrs. Harry Walker.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-30
Ten Years Ago.

Doctor and Mrs. Stewart, who ha'
been the house guests OF Mr.. and MI
Tucker W. Williamson Of 425 We
Thirteenth street, left yesterday +
Rome where Mr.. Stewart takes up h
missionary duties.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-30
Don ~,
THE SHRUNKEN SPORT PAGE.
You may recall that distant age

you may recall that distant age,
y That peaceful era Of the past,
When on the nr-nung sporting page
Was news which thrilled and held us
fast;
When able literary, gents
spilled screcds a column long or more,
To chronicle such great events
As baseball game or goltng score.
Then Tyrus Cobb doomed larger than
The income tax or schedule X,
And willard seemed a greater man
Than any statesman NJ his day,
chick Evans rose To high estate,
A wonder of the golfiug game,
And GotCh was listed with the great
within the sporting hall Of fame.
The box score seemed n vital theme
FOr trcnChunt cssayist md bard,
Au auto race made headlines scream
70 show how swift the pace ana nara
The tennis match placed In eclipse
The march Of science down the earth
Win hated breath and parted lips
Men read Of hnlfhacks and their worth.
The oarsmen in regatta passed,
\ proud array " Drawn ana beot
4 siiongcr force thRn legions masscd
Hy potrntnto or tribal chief;
And cen the siH-dny cycle race
lugrosscd the sporting writer's pen
As down "A long and rnnEey space
lie praised these doughty iron men.
49,, ,orc gone nv.
.,'g5JI ssGS22woErn ". thr sporting show,
just visible to naked eye.
,.Nh,ch ',",n'a tio, I' yEncord Sem. "
IOr care what nops the sporting crew.
Tul Kaiser Hll an9 ol, his ,,nN h,.
Get "h'' 40 '''--y
IT.; ...;,u,, loader II N Sinclair.
800 -. Nlta ENuNa
M"' ,,r ho,rJ rrohobly has wasted his
,,h.,,rc. ., ,b. noorcst H. .c,tmcnt
TTs,o,y ,,,rbcs II, that the,elcc,ion con.
49,, ,;.,Js ,bc noorcst returns Of any
,r,, ~, human crdc,yor. but there are
,c.,', y.bom history teaches nothing al
'.,, ,u b;s irrds Collecting evidence
..,I ,o,, r,mocIlcd 10 labor 10 sun.
, ,.,,, Ia. f,,,,Iy Tia, we shopld saw. !,
,, ,L. s,JIc,, Fate tina, could over.
|..r- .,.,,l., Ic,dcr
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-30

Miss VIVA Hardy arrived yesterd1
from Fl Reno to be the guest OF Mr.
r l.. Sackctt.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-30
Fifteen Years AGO.

Hon { b AmeS returned yeste'
day from Seattle where he attended Il
annual Trans Mississippi congress.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-30

At Tulsa the price OF milk has been
advanced TO eighteen cents a quart. II
that sort OF thing keeps on, we shall be
gin referring TO the beef steers sister
as the Hon. Cow.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-30
Being jealous is the only method
some women employ to demonstrate
their love and affection.

Oklahoma City has done better than
usual in cutting weeds this year, &C
C1rding TO one OF the city commission
crs. But when It comes to cutting
prices. there hasn't been a great deal
pnIng on.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-02

rurSHmtn; or series nf 500 sand sacks
IN circular form under the roof OK INC
DOM. WIKI AN ingenious So ~ wooden
-attcrs 70 relieve the strain from IN"
r-ir"trS~ ""!llur.
AZ church. itars always contain me
tines. anal rus lahora'" paintings and
;lurtl ,i'.vnrtt!on. 'r"a' carr has m'"n
taken 70 SEIcld tho. AZ IN N" cas-" OF
III: Sre;,; altar &c St. Anthony church
az r:ldua hl p"nnt,i!". Here many
hundreds OF sacks were piled NJ. and IN
addition many hundreds 81 suu:.r" yards
of mattresses ;iir,i with SawduSt hung
IN Scaffdlds reaching IN - the ceiling.
There is not 4 valuable altar in II! oi
north or central Italy which has not
likewise It's covering OF sacks and mat
:rrsSra. In III" sam" manner fronts OF
churches remarkable for their hr"nZ" or
marble decorations hav" been cared for.
The only reason that Viii Keep III"
Strn-G"rmanS ir"tn attempting {" de-
S:roy art works.. said tgn ul"tt recent
ly is tie no." that some day they may
hc able to steal them. Already lit The
Imperial Museum and The Imperial Ac-
ad.tGy L: Vienna ar" twcrty-fiv" paint
,ngs OF Titan and fifteen II Tintoretia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-02
WHEELING CREEK

Mrs Anna Robinson and daughter
spent Saturday and Sunday ElSinns
with Mrs knhrnSon< sister Miss Edith
Etayt OF the Y. ". 9. y.
Miss Flora Sheets iS spending some
time II III. home II Mrs. Winters on
the Mary Winters farm.
Louis Ian-lncy"r is confined 20 the
hospital OF Fort Scrrv"n with mumps.
G.rtruds w Dean has returned from
a visit with friends in War~ood and
Elm Grove.
John Robinson OF Wheeling Creek
was u business caller in Elm Grove Sal
urday.
William Happy WIS business cafle:
in Elm Grove Tuesday.
Dick Eutl"r spent sunday evening
with friends on the creek.
Miss Pauline Hipslcy has returned
~ her studies At Cameron. after visit
Ing with her parents over III" holidays.
Mrs. c. W. Remk" spent SunhaE %ith
her mother, Mrs. Frank Shepherd. on
the creek
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-02
Would Eliminate All
German Products From
France After the War


fNi'is' ian. -r'--'' "rr'SP"ha'h'" ~
: H. .\SH"rli'"d i'r'S> f.'illha t'"n III
'''rnhn rr"dH'iS from IN" rrcnch mar
49, AMI closer '"lu'l"rclhl ""ntn"t win
ne "h'"E'' i'i"tr!'N. ana 'Sn'''H1llH
wi'n i"" ni''d Hihi''S. Is i''' goat '"-
ward whiCN thc !t'pHIli'au committee
IT commerce. industry and agriculture
II SiriElnG. Senator Alfred MhScuriAnd
told III" A$S"rih'"H Press i"-iHN.
F""i''"i III t'i'' Under 'hf auspices
~ IN" ministry 81 ""i''ui"r''. ANA WIN
''Hhi"r M'lS'"ra"' 81 III ''ii''s. 'iS -
rr"Shi'ni' III" '"'nIni't'"' "t;h = We" !"
"i$N'"SlhS Win '''t"G'n 'nI"F'ht'"h"
. "','' VIZ w. .''H. =. ''''N'"H '''
'HHiFt S'"H! "i "'"h'Ul' 'o'I"'''""S IN
rance ana HAS "''h !'"@ !" 's. ~ .>1't'
M"ai 'Fi+h"IH E""''t"N ','"'" '"' 't''t
J France Win IN Pi"''"~'S '''''''''f '''
ported from Germany.
II sounds very VIII, Sain ''"H'"r
MaN'dr1ud' 10 near t:Il'"tf' "'"N"'S
Hi"H" 81 driving i'' "'"ii'ilhS from 'h'
foreign markets. hay 3" order ;" d." ="
other supplying markets must HH found.
/. Goods formerly pIrchls'h IN ''F'A'nS
Wili b. E""ncu AFTER inc WIZ ana 'h''SS
I other countries among our 't'''"'N are
tH'Par'h l" Supp! W. 80" "'',' ~
'Nl'a"'! th' ""S''i'HN ''''''" '''S "'' -
/: F'rl |" '''r'';.n!. ,,
inc committee hNS u'Ar"Ner'" '''''
FrAii'r duT'hS M i''St ''H''' S"' w.
E'"NS |" me "ul "rehh ~ H"S 'i'''"s' I'M
ported machinery |" the pa'ue "i al
""".pnn francs. HcriElny h"Hhcu lH' iiNI
81 rNwrrtinG countries IN 'hal co'''il'|"-
~ by c"mi"rtaol" margin. men
cam" ''r'flt RrtlaIn. Sw''"rr'ah" anu me
United states III III" order named
The i!"a 81 the c"hinl'ec' az On
pressed 10y Mr ElaNy. It's secretary Is 10
intensity III" production IN the lhrre
latter countries IN Surh ratl" tha' Win
tn" German Slttr" ~ IN Imp"r'a''0nS
disappearing ie"m IN" fFrh'h arh'''
Industry IN France shall not Snucr from
| lack If machinery.
Erfnr" the wnr 81 larc" percentage "t
agricultural implements came from Ger
many. There Is no reason III the world
why IN" nItrd states Sho"iu h%t STl'p'%
Franc" with all Of its needs m that Hue
said Senator Mascuraud
In exchange W. shall attempt 10 FUR
niSh ;hc United States with such mcr-
rhaudlSc AS waS t"rtncrlE P"rS""S'" -,
Germany and which is being or could
h.. manufactured in France" he added.
I'm rrpIv 10 4 query ;lS ~ whether. in
his uuiuiun Germany could be dispensed
with IN the market fur dyes and dye
siuffs. MIR. Havy Expressed himself as
confident that. with the recent discor-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-02
Yes Everybody
Takes CasCaretS
Only 10 cents Harmless
cathartic for sluggish
liver and bowels

Feel bully, Ch'rr up. Tax" 'dS-
carrots to livcn up your liver and clean
the bowels and stop jradacheS. bilious
ness. bad breath. coated Tongue. sal
lowunss. sour stomach ami eases. To.
NIGHT AXE Cascarct$ and enjoy III"
u;ce>t. ccn,lost liver and bowel cleans
ing You ever experiment.. NaK' up
Feeling crand-Everybniy'S doing II.
Cascarcts best laxative for children
They gladly lake this pleasant candy
ca,harric because il mover c7peS Ut
sickcnS iik" other things.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-02

doctor were vain. However, the little
fellow became easier. and at this writ.
ing. seems to be- improved.
r.. +. Jackson hnS taken the school at
Nhrnock. made vacant by Russell Win
land. who recently enlisted as ship
builder.
Andrew Jarrett OF Belmont was Wis
sting friends in Centerville Monday.
\ rrc"nt postcard received from Lieu
tenant Ernest T. Ston"brakcr states that
h" is enjoying the service In camp at.
Jacksonville. Fla. greatly.
.Nmnrs thos" on the sick list Is John
r.. Std"l. His many friends wish him
speedy recovery.
i. II. Clifford iS teaching tho Jacobs
burg school in tho absence ~ Clifford
EillinGsly, who recently enlisted IN the
service.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-02
NJ. L. Wells Deputy.

NJ. l.. Wells. of this city. mas been
named ny l.. 4. nillcr Of F"lIan>h"".
county food administrator. rs lh" dep
my food administrators. for Brooke C"um-
- M Wells has hccn d"pu'iHcd % lock
after the situation in Wcl!Shurg and *
entering upon his duties IN th!s respect.
H., is working in close conjunction with
tho s,atr administration bureau in Wheel.
irr and ,!.v are doing their h.'s' -
keen INV merchants and IN" i'nnSu!n' -
informed Of IN" rulings IL III" N;l'i"an'
and State bureaus.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-02
Campaign For The War Chest.

The campaign for tn" creation ~ n
War chest for Brooke county Will h''
made on March ii. - and ~. Th"S"
dates were determined upon by the
County Council Of DcicnSc. at meeting
held Thu rs,lay evening at III" NJ. q.
A. The primary plans for the meeting
have been made and the details nj tn"
campaign arc being laid. They VII! be
announced as they mature.
Tn. campaign Will yield 100 percent
profit 10 the county Of defense. as IN"
rN;cnscS for tho carrying on Of The
campaign have been secured. leaving
every penny contributed 10 he applied
70 the purpose for which the was chest
is to b" raised.
Tho ulan Of raising the budget Is rap
idlv spreading over IL" country and
OF hoy rltj"S ar" taking up with tn" idea.
Ohio county is contemplating such =
move and will likely pu; on cam
paiEn within Il short Tim" after Brock"
cnuulv closes is work.
Tn. plan rf n" council OF defense -
20 have this campaign over 1T March
1hu, i, will no. interfere with Tho Third
liberty bond cam7Iien which Will b"
called for April.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-02
WELLSBURC

UELLSBURG. March l.--Tnc service
flag dedicated 10 the farmer boys OF
Brooke. county was presented with OK
c.Ilent ceremonies on Thursday alter
noon at the meeting Of thc Panhandle
Agricultural club. Rev. l. Il. robinson
Of t'ollansb"c. made the address IN ded'.
eating the flag Mrs. J. J. Walker ana
Mrs, John Sanders replied. The lag
was made by Mrs. T. +. Downry "l
Cross Crock district ana contains -
stars ono for each Of IN" boys VII" ar"
:, inc army The members of the club
rav. = vot" Of thanks to Mrs. bowneH
for making the flag.
Following the presentation OF the flag
Miss Marion iG"pworth Of the Home Eco
Monies department Of tho state Ih'FrrS-
iiv gave Il splendid address on WON
ms Part in the War; The address was
listened tn wI,h int"rcs' and was full Of
respecting conservation and
substitution Cf foods.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-02
THC--- =

ard he j. y grand S7u nf III" la" Senator
S.,,trr!,.i George. Il prominent banker an"
In.ucI,r If fhlS ,ity. Gaming from -
I.:r.h # bankers n sh"Gld AK" na'uV-
aliy H. banking and should ris" rnnldiE
-, Irs ,.ii,S.n profession.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-02
OIL DIRECTOR HAnp.

WASHINGTON. March 1.-n. ". Fol-
sam of San Francisco Was n,ad5 federal
oil director to-day for the Pacific coast.
lie Will serve under Mark l.. Requa.
chief 81 the oil division Of the fuel ad-
mini.trati0n.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-02
Baby Buried.

I'll" Infant daughter. aged about orc
mouth "r Mr. and Mrs. Joseph CASTRO
!,ai". Of .tliftunEill". who died 1hurSdH!.
February IS was buried in Erooh" c"'nn-
Ter, Friday morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-02
Home From Fort Screven.

! WIlinui hnich. accompanied hI HI"
father. Major r. +. Amlck. arrived in
W"llshurg Friday morning from Fort
Scrcvrn. ia Mr.. Amick WAS given his
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-02

honorable llscNars" from the army DO
cause % physical disabilities Ills ia'h-
vrr;i >,uln 80 accompany him hon".
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-02
All vii, Have to Come To IT.

ThoS" vino were not born conScrra-
itioniS:s and vino have not since achieved
Conservation may eNp"rt soon To have
conservation thrust upon tncm. -kan-
SaS CITY Star.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-04-27
ASSOCIATED PRESS IN WAR.
Annual Report Reviews Foreign Serv
ice Of News Gathering Association.

New York. April 27-From the New
York offices Of the Associated Press
there was issued today the annual re-
port OF the directors, which is re-
garded as Of unusual interest It refers
among other things to the experiences
OF some Associated Press men in the
foreign service, and in making this
part public the board authorized the
the man concerned.
The report follows, in part:
OF our men abroad we gratefully
acknowledge our appreciation. Tor
pedoes and mines at sea and shot and
she'll on land have held no fears for
them. Their escapes amid danger
have been countless. One Drank NJ.
America) was knocked down by a
Zeppelin bomb IN London, but worked
all that night as usual-merely an IN
cident Of the days work in an office
building which has itself been hit by
such shells; another CRobert T. Small)
fell into the icy Somme, but rode
thirty-fve miles to cable the story of
the first American troops IN Peronne;
another Charles T: ThompsonJ was
on the highest rampant OF the Castle
Of Gorilla when a shell buried It and
him under earth but on that after
noon he wrote story which thrilled
the press of Europe az well as Of the
United States: another (walter Whit
FEM was shot in the knee on Rus
sian observation post; another
tCharfes S. SMITH, after bay0net
and fist encounter at Hardin escaped
with painful decorations: another
DANES Hickey was blown thru a
glass door by the Halifax explosion.
but before dressing his wounds was
resourceful enough to find in de-
molished building the terminus Of the
cable to the West Indies and sent by
way Of Bermuda and Havana to New
York the first direct messages out Of
Halifax
Such incidents are not unusual in
the service OF our organization.
Thru the years the Associated Press
has by maintaining its standards of
accurate reporting preserved the best
traditions OF Journalism.
During the last year the war has
naturally drawn heavily upon our staff
1t has been the policy o. the manage
ment not only not to seek exemption
from government service on behalf OF
its employees, but to encourage such
service Men who a year ago were
serving this organization are now by
hundreds in the military and naval OF
| other service of the United States. Our
operators in particular have been able
| to render valuable service for which
their training has peculiarariy fitted
| them. Within a year we have thus lost
more than fourth Of our staff, ant
| many more men are soon to leave us
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-04-27
ovERMAN BILL NEAR VOTE.
Leaders Hope For Final Ballet o.
Measure Today.

Washington, April 23.-Both sides
were ready to begin voting on amend
ments to the Overman bill granting
authority to the president to reorsanize
and coordinate government depart
n1ents when consideration of the meas
ure was resumed today in the senate
under a limited debate agreement.
Leaders expressed hope that final
vote might be reached before adjourn
ment.
Strength was received by the admin
istration when Senator Mclean. OF
Connecticut, republican, Unexpectedly
came to the support Of the bill. He
said ne did not fear the abuse Of pow
ers by the president.
II will vote for the BILL" he said,
and then hope the president viii re-
move the monkey wrenches from his
machine and put in men Of demon
strated ability. I can not vote on the
theory that the president will act un-
wisely or unpatriotically.'
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-04-27
TIMES REPUBLICAN, MARsHALLTOWN. IOWA, APRIL q 1918

manufacturers with whom John Skel-
ton Williams. the. railroad administra-
tion's director Of purchases, is negoti-
ating over prices.
Two styles of each kind Of car were
ordered. All will have steel bases and
frames but will contain a maximum OF
wood to save steel for the nations
shipbuilding program. They will be
completed within six months and be put
into service for fall and winter hauling.
This Is the first order for rolling
stock placed by the railroad admins
tration. 1t probably will be followed
soon by contracts for the construction
Of about 1000 locomotives. The order
ing has been delayed by disputes over
prices, the original bids of the builders
for 10 per cent or more
profit.
The American Car and Foundry
Company. it is understood. will dis
tribute the car order among it's various
plants, some of which are located at
Memphis, Pittsburgh. Wilmington, Chi
cago. Huntington. W. Va: Berwick,
Pa: Milton, Pa: Jeffersonville. Ind:
st. Charles, Mo-; Terre Haute, Ind,
and Depew. n. Y.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-04-27

mark. Berlin will conceive that g!
possesses in this additional teTrl
for trading purposes a powernillg
ditional argument for a peace ~ 9
promise. ~
With Holland and Denmark over
by tho Germans the allies peace, teiy
would be extended to include dema1
for the restoration of those kingdp
as well as Belgium, Serbia, and Rq
mania.
No Mood For Compror,iss.
Then Germany would propose q
promise. relinquishing Belgium,
land, and Denmark. on condition 7
she be allowed to retain the vase q
pire she has. won by force Of arms
eastern Europe.
There is not the slightest reason
believe that any of these major
tions fighting Germany would con3
to entertain such a compromise
would be equivalent to G2V
peGce, leaving the Prussian
gAnter and more menacing thar
bt0-e, is