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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-27
TALKININKAI PAEME
SEPTYNIS MIESTUS.
Paeme daugybe armotu ir ne
laisviu.

SASAS1SSSS Aoop' 80 cES'h
officially kar6s ofiso praneSi,
mQ, anglQ kareiviai vakar ry.
te Scarpe dalyje, rytuose nuC
Arras, atliko atakQ. Jie dare
geriausiQ progresQ.
Anglai pa6m6 miesteli Fav-
reuil, pusantrOs mylioS Siaur-
rytuose nuo Bapaume,
Vakar ryto ataka ivyko
tarp up6s Scarpe arti Nam
poux il augStumos Siaurry-
tuose nuO Neuville- -Vitasse.
Pasak telegramos is lauko,
anglai per kelias valandas ke-
turiQ myliQ ilgio frontu nu-
zygiavo pirmyn dvi myl.
Vakar dienos atakoj palm
ia miesteliai Monchy-le-Preu
Grumappe if Wancourt. Jie
randasi uz maziau kaip pen
kin myliQ pietrytuOse nuo AT
raS. Toliaus i pietus paimta
miestelis Mory. Padaryta pro-
gresas pietrytuOsna nuO Sio
miestelio.
PraneSama, kad Haninel'e
tpsiasi muSiai. Pietuose nuo
Somme mazai stovis atmainy-
ia. Tik pagerinta anglQ linija
rytuose nuO Chuigne.
Anot telegramQ, music lau-
Ike pietuose nuo Somme gen.
Debeney'o armija pa6m6
Fresnoy-les-ROye, apie trys
mylios Siaur6je nuo Roye.
Gen. Mangin armija padar6
mazQ progresa tarp upiQ All
lette ir Aisne. Pa6m6 keturis
Simtus nelaisviQ.
Anglai atmuSe smarkias vo
kieciQ kontratakas Siaur6je II
pietuose nuo Bapaume.
Progresuoja Siauren nuo Som
me.
Anglai padar6 gera progre-
So $iaur6n nuo Somme. Arti-
nasi prie Maricourt, keturios
mylios Siaurrytuose nuo Brey.
Anglq, kareiviai uzvakar
pa6m6 1900 nelaisviq ir dide-
le kiekybe armotQ, kulkasvai-
dziQ ir kitokios kar6s medzia-
gos. Fieldmarsalo Haigo ka-
riuomene nuzygiavo ligi Lon
gneval progresuodama Siaur6-
je nuo Somme.
Dabartin6 music linija pra-
sideda Fampoux'e, ant Scarpe
up6s, ir pereina per Monchy-
le-Preux, Guemappe Wancourt
Heninel, Croiselles, rytuose
nuo Mory, Favreuil, Avesnes,
Eancourt-L'Abboye, Martin
puich, vakaruose nuo Bazen-
tin-Le Petit, Mametz ir Car
noy. Is 6ionai tesiasi ligi Som
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-27
WILSONAS PAGELBES w.
DARY.TI SALIUNUS.

Washington, rugp. 27.-Se,
nato prohibicijos vadai vaka1
praneS6, kad PREF. Wilson's
n6ra prieSingas tautines pri-
hibicijos biliui. Bet jisai pata-
re, kad butq pailgintas lai-
kas, nuo kada prohibicija
veiks. Senate paskirtas uz-
draudimo Iaikas yra sausio
1 d., 1919 m.
Yra suprantama, kad bilius
bus praleistas. Taip-gi, kad
laikas bus pailgintas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-27
PAEME KALNELIUS RY-
TUOSE NUO ARRAS.
VokieGiai dar laikosi Bapau-
me mieste.

su Anglu Kariuomcnenis
Prancuzijoje, rugp. 27.-Pra-
neSama, kad naujoj atakOj Ar
ras fronte anglai pa6m6 Oran
ge kalnelius.
VOkieGiai deda visas savo
sp6kas, kad palaikyti Bapau-
me. Bet miestas yra anglq ka-
reiviu apsupamas.
Siaureje nuo Bapaume vokie-
ciai stumiami atgal. IS priesa-
kiniq linijp praneSama, kad
anglai pasieke Bapaume-Beue
natre vieSkeli ir j pavalde.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-27

- Copenhagen, rugp. o.
Bavariios karalius Leopoldas
Iaskelbd, kad sosto ipedinis
Rupprecht'as as neuzilgo apsi-
YES su Earalaite AnIoinette
(Antonina) * Luxembourg.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-27
= Paryzius, rugp. 27.--Pt

- Paryzius, rugp. 27.--Pa-
ryziaus mumicipal6 taryba
vienbalsiai nusprend6 gen.
Foch 'ui .padovanoti garb6s
karda, kaipo atjautima jo pa
sekmingo vadovavimo talki-
ninkQ armijoms.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-27

me, truputi ! vakarus nuo
Maricourt.
Miesteliai Monchy-le- -Preux
Guemappe If Wancourt ran
dasi Hindenburgo linijoje.
ReiSkia, talkininkai sulauz6
senaja Hindenburgo liniia,
kaip il stovejo pirm vokieciq
ofensyvos kovo 81 d.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-27
GAISRAS PADARE 81, $780,
900 VERTEs NUosToLIV.
Gaisro priezastis nesusekta.

Canton, Ohio, rugp. o..
Sekmadienio nakti cia buvo
didelis gaisras. Nudega pus-
antro .bloko bustu prekybos
distrikte - is viso Is bustri.
Padaryta nuostoliu pusantro
milijono doleriQ.
Apsauga ant bustQ yra ma
ziau kaip pus6 nuostoliu. Gals
TO priezastis dar nezinoma.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-27
SENATAS GREITAI STU
MIA NUBALsAVIMA DRAF
TO BILIAUS.
Kontestuoja apie "dirbti arba
kariauti'' pataisyma.

Washington, rugp. 81. -
Kad pagreitinti praleidima
drafto biliaus, >senatas biliQ
Gm6 svarstyti tuoj po jo prat-
jimO atstovu butte.
Senatas bi1iq svarsto su vi
sails pataisymais, nors atstG-
val juos buvo, visai atmete. Ii
kima, kad bilius bus anksti
Siandiena praleistas.
Senatas pa6me biliQ svars-
tyti, atid6damas tolesniam
laikui kar6s prohibicijos BIZ
liQ.
Ivyksta kontestai apie "dirbti
arba kariauti" pataisyma.
Svarstant "dirbti arba ka-
riauti" pataisymq, prasid9jo
smarkQs debatai. Pataisymas
reikalauja, kad tuoj butQ ka-
riuomen6n paimti tie darbi-
ninkai. kurin bn SvarbiOc nriG-
2aSties apleidzia SAVE darba
arba sustreikuoja. Manoma,
kad senatas, kaip ir atstovai,
pataisymq atmes.
DarbininkQ organizacijQ
"lyderiai" yra grieztai tam
pataisymui priesingi. Jie sake,
pataisymas yra izeidimas dar-
bininkq lojaliSkumo. Supran-
tama, kad prez. Wilson's pa
-tara, jog Sis pataisymas IRA,
hereikalingas. Mes kar6s de-
partamentas turi tiesa pada-
ryti tq,- ko, pataisymas reika-
lauja, ir be Sito pataisymo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-27
JAPONAI SUMUSE Boise
VIKUS TIES UssURI UPE.
Ties Manchurija uzsiliko tik
5000 bolseviku kareiviu.

Londonas, rugp. 27.-Tele.
gramos is Vladivostoko pra-
mesa, kad Japonai baigia savo
koncentracija Ussuri fronte,
Mieste Engeneuka marininkai
apSarvuotuose vagonuose alta
kavo bolSevfkQ kareivius po
artilerijos ugnimi ir iSvaik6
iuos.
Pasak Tien Tsin telegra-
mos, gen, Semionovo priest
ninkai trans-Baikalo apygar-
Goje atsitrauke, atvykus ia
ponijos kareiviams Manchuri-
jon. Toje apylink6je uzsiiiko
tik 3,000> bolsevikQ kareiYiV.
Pabaigta streikas Vladivosto
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-27

Washington, rugp. Ok
misija, kuri per du menes
svarste $S,OOO,OOO,OOO mok'
rrnl bHiQ, suplenayo j ka
vakar vakare :uzbaigti. Ketvi
tadienyj j paduos atstoyp !
tut, kur plenuojama bilip pI
leisti ligi Is d. rugsejo. Gi
nate biliaus nebus galima /
baigti ligi 1 d. lapkrieio.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-27

- Atlantiko Uostas, rugr,
27-Sprogus garinei dudai A
merikos tranSporte andai zu-
70 s vyrai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-27
RUGPJUT1s 27, 1918.

siandie grazus oras; ~
is dalies debesiuota ir silci|
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-27

Washington, rugp. 27.-.Va-
kar paskelbtas Suv. Valstiju
nustoliu sqraSas su 213 pa
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-27
KARDINOLAS FARLEY
KRITIsKAM STOVYJE.

Mamaroneck, N. Y, rugp.
27.-Kardinolo Farley liga
arSeja. Stovis kritiSkas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-27
SUV. VALSTlyy MUGS
.TOLIAEkAREJE.

Washington, rugp. 27.-Sek-
madienio vakare Ear6s depar-
tamentas paskelb6 sekanGius
Suv. VaistijQ nuostolius karei-
whose Prancuzijoje:
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-07
RED FLAG A MENACE
TO US. IOEALS,|S
RISK MANS OPINION
Head of Association of Life In
surance Presidents Decries Emo
tional Frenzy Which Defines Re-
straint as Oppression.

Sew YORK. Dec. "Mhtn The rcd
flag Is carried upon our streets Il is
"a protest aEaius; law ana therefore
"A mcnac. To our free institutions" de-
Clared President John GTicr Hihbun
of Princeton university iu am address
Yesterday before the Association OF
Life Insurance Presidents.
pr Hibbcr wns emphasizing the
obligations uf liberty which. be said
the sons of America had established
anew
Through uparficiul thinking or
through emotional frenzy. there are
many people who think that whore
there Is restraint of any Kind Whatso.
ever there can be NO liberty cuutin-
ued lr. liihlsu. "It would hp well
for Us TO recognize the truth that the
idea of law Is an essential element iu
the concept of lihcriy
Those who como tu us ftum FOR
oirn shores must learn The FIRST lc-suu
cf American citizenship namely that
In All matters ui personal conduct
there Is an oXnct ratio which must bo
preserved between outer restraint and
inner control that as tho outer re-
stralnt Is lcsscncd the inner control
must be increased.
I'VE must remember M this tlmc
that our liberty has been rc-c-tahll-h-
ed FOR us ~ great price 10 hlF
been bought by blood The rights We
enjoy hive been assured through tho
yiCatIuus sacrificc freely offered bp
died for us. We must uu ,ur u4ft
l.eep faith with the CctI fp guard
ms the liberty they have won fut ua
with their lives maintaining o. upon
the secure h,sis at the lJw of night
and ut Justice.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-07
AMERICA OBSERVES
BRITISH DAY WITH
PROPER EXERCISES
East and West Join Today in Do
ing Honor to Noble Ally; Per-
shing Sends Gable Message of
Praise for Englisi Valor

New York. bee British dav.
proclaimed holiday n NeN York
state hN Governor Whitman was cole
hratcd iu this cIty TODAY hy % generous
display of the mon Jack and a series
81 dinners Ind tctes.
General PrrHtinE. in 70 coblopram
received hy Judge Parker. said
'Stcadfnst iu Adversely wounded
with thousand wounds. Great Brit
AIN hammer blows have never weak
encd nor ultcrod But for the ten
acitN OF her people. the war would
have been lost. To those ur us who
have been ussuciotcd with them ana
fought with their gallant troops.
worGs ot puuse seem Inadequate 10
express oar admiration. These things
our kiusmCn have done have brought
inseparnbl, uulou ho'wccn thcm and
ourselves. We otter our iisht hand
Of friendship that our two nations
ma, ho more urmly linked together
go insure Tho future of the world,
S5u l'yu,sDH cat. Doc Urit-
ssh flugs wen, thrown To- the broczr
IN ciiips and inWrs OF the Pacific
coast tohay u honor of BRUSH daN
I'm the nr.cr ,rutors special demon
stratiuus iu recognition of Great Brit
aims achievement. 900 Tho War were hold
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-07
DOTS AND DAsHEs

pars The opening of the peace
congress is set Tor the first week In
January
London the British wurship cas-
saudra struck "a mine in the Baltic sea
Wednesday Eleven men are missing
london British battl,Ship Her
cules. escorted by torpedo boat do
strONers arrived In Jahdehay, port OF
the German naval station az Wilhelms.
haven, Thursdny. SAYS a dispatch to
the ENrhhnge Telegraph from 'opcn-
hagen.
london An extraordinary meeting
of ihe German cabinet wns summoned
~ Berlin Thursday To discuss the pos
sibilitA at the allies occupying Berlin
according 20 Amsterdam adNlces to
tbo ESpresa
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-07
PRESIDENT HAVING
FINE TIME ON WAY
TOPEACE COUNCIL
Wilson Swaps Stories and Expert.
ences With Those on Board, and
Goes TO See Movie of Famous
Comedian.

ON Board the a. s $ GoorEc Wash.
iugtou. Grid1l pcc. & GO y. my
GBy Wireless to The Associated
prcssj President Wilson's third dag
az soa found hm much improved In
health lus cold is Yielding 10 treat.
mont and his voice is rested and much
stronger Having cleared the worn
which had accumulated at his desk
the president enjoyed day OF rccroa-
ton and exercise.
Thus afternoon mo promonn dod
aluur thc decks and ioinrd "a paitN a.
the rail watching the pcnngylvnniu.
the flagship ot Admiral Mayc's squad
ron. rise and all with th- heavy
Ewolls. Mr. Wilson engaged in the
con, crsauou ON timely topics swap
ping stones and experiences with
those ON board.
Tho party included officers in the
lower grades whose stories oi expert.
ouc"s in tho submarine zone arc tro-
m"udousN interesting When ~ was
learned thut u nlm starring comedian
wHa 90 ho shown during the evening on
board ih, ship. the president HnnouuC-
"a that ho Intended to bc present
White Mr. Wilson was on dock. ne
earnestly conferred with jules T. Jus
gurHud tse French uuibHgse dor 10 the
United states. AMI Count pi Ccllerc,
thc Italian ambamudur at Washington
tud bad a. short conversation with
Secretary ol state Robert Lansing and
ll,urs White. colleagues ut tho proHi-
dent ON thc acuor commission. Ma
formal conferences have been hold so
ftr and 10 HDcws apparent that piuns
Tor the UcHrr negotiations have been
well laid out
Mr Wilson bias ncpu solicitous Of
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-07
French Troops Now
Across 1870 Line

with tlr French Army boz Germany.
tTuHsdayI Doc % The tenth French
truH nu f WY 90 tho Rhine and
NaNeug. has CROSSED the German
frontier nf 1870. occupying the valley
OF ihe Slrrc The advance INTO Ger
man territory hlF lccn without Incl
dent
Tho population of the districts thus
Gar reached appears 60 hc more aston.
iahod thau duWuc1st aud those that
come INTO direct contact with the
French show more politcprss than dis-
pleasure Tho imperial funetionaries
still VA charge recoly, the French mil
ittrf Hufhurif'rs with CoOlne.s. bat
without iudtucs-
Town ana country life are proceed .
iug 90 an appearances uudiHturbed
hy the momeutoGs historical iuCldent.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-07

London Dee II the allies insist the delivery of the former
German aud international of
cc Holland will yield but will first that the allies content them
selves with undertaking 10y Holland them for life
of the Dutch colonies according Amsterdam dispatch to the
Express.
Holland it understood will that Herr Ilohenzoern
and his he placed island either the East West Indies,
where he will be guarded by a Dutch fleet
II is also anticipated that Holland will be asked for
permitting violation of her neutrality by allowing German
through the Lburg their retreat from
Belgium and receiving German ships from Antwerp.
This compensation the correspondent possibly be the
of along the Belgian frontier owned by HO
land 1888 perhaps the southern Of Dutch mburg the
population which region claimed be principally Belgian
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-07

market price of which was fixed by
tht government at $3.50 per hundred
pounds
livestock experts declare that tho
tarmeis now are receiving uore than
twice as much for their hogs as be-
fore the war and their shipments ara
from no 20 Is per cent above normal.
Tho price OF cattle and sheep aIso
nave Increased enormously compared
with pre- war figures. These estimates
are based on a seven-hour livestock
huking day az the Chicago union
stockyards and a six-day week.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-07
Serious Disorders
Reported in Berlin

I0n10n- Tl0'- =" N0TI0H0 I7s0TI"T5
have arisen 900 Berlin and consider
able firing has occurred iu the prin-
ripal streets. according 10 reports
SAYS an Exchange Telegraph dispatch
from Amsterdam. The trouhic Is said
90 have been caused bY the German
HolHhcVikL
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-07
Merger of Gable
Lines Announced

Washington Dec AmalEuma
uOn pf the marine cable system of
the Western Union telegraph com
psuy and Commercial cable company
under the direction Of George ~
Ward, vice president Of the CONNER
c3ai company was authorized TODAY
by Postmaster General Burlosou
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-07
Colorado Midland
Not to Be Junked

Denver. Doe The state supreme
court. recognizing the iurisdictional
powers OF the public utilities commits
sion, today ordered stricken the de-
cree oi District Judge John W Shea
Tor of Colorado Springs. granting \.
T.. Carlton, receiver for the Colorado
Midland railway. the right 10 discon-
tinue operation OF the road and dts
mantle a.
Tho utilities commission had resist
ed Judge Shcafors action, Contcnding
that application had not boon made 70
the commission for discontinuat,on Of
the service on the road.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-07
END TO
CH|LE-PERU FEUO
NOW SEEMSL|KELY
Two Governments Propose Partial
Plebiscite, Bolivia May Get
Back Seaport, Argentine Paper
Is Ignored.

Bucnos Aircs. Dec. THE contro-
,crsv between Chlic and Peru ~ app
preaching a peaceful solution. la Ma
oi0n siys II iA informed by a reliable
source uH result Of the efforts ~
the state department and the Crugun-
yan foreign Office.
Tho newspapers informant NtyH
thnt the two governments propose a
partial piohiacitc ANA that the Chilean
and Peruvian foreign offices are favor
ably disposed toward the proposal.
which cOntemplatea tho restoration OF
IA port to Bolivia
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-07
Vancouver Rocked
By Earth Tremor
~ ~ .ssoclartu ssfs,

Vancouver y g.. Dec. Nancou-
Yer was violently shocked ny an earth
treWur at 1898 this morning Tho
tremurs whiCn appeared Co be from
north 20 south we're felt Tor two min
utes A distinct rumbling was no
tc.ahlc Occupants ~ tail buildings
were especially affected hy the dis.
,urbance. many being seized with
nauscn
The shock was felt In all parts %
the cify many persons being awaken
ed bN the shaking - furniture and
tumbling ~ dishes In some sections
Tie hhurk was reported 30 severe that
persons rushed from their beds 20 the
street feaung their homes would be
demolished
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-07
THREE BILLIONS AN HOUR WAS
PAID TO FARMERS OF u. S. FOR
MEAT LIVESTOCK IN NOVEMBER
~ r.s Assoe,Arso >aSss

Chicago. Doc Three billion dol
lars an hour is the record breaking
sum paid farmers OF the country in
the month Of November 1915 FOR
livestock used Tor meat purpose. ac-
CordinE to aN estimate made hN eA-
perts al the International Livestock
exposition and horse iuir which closed
here today.
Producers received more than k3T. 81
o0e. o0o for hogs sold iu the Chicago
market last month. THIS estimate n
hased on the arrival OF 900. O00 hogs at
The local stockyards. the minimum
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-07
Persian Envoy to
Russia Arrested

stock holm. truesdaNi Doc
The R1lahcyiN government has ar
rested and Imprisoned the Persian
minister to Eussin. According 20 adj
vices from Petrpg .ad they evidently
Intend % hold the minister until tho
soviet Representatives in Turkestan.
who were reported arrested by order
of the Brush authorities ga Persia
are released
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-07

Las Vegas. s NJ Dec. =. rhe avia-
tors here VIII leave tomorrow al noon
for Sann Ic. being delayed by motor
trouble ami high winds
Tine fhcrs are l.icutonauts Hancock,
Grahnm and AubinUan. aud their me-
chnL'cs. OF Post lfieid, Fort Sili. Oklu
who are chartiug ulr lanes ami select
ink landings FOR the proposed trans
Coutincuta3 air route.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-07
HUN PROPAGANDA HERE
FAILURE, BERNSTORFF
ADMITTED TO MASTERS
o. rsr Assoe,A1ro pnrss

Washington, Dee IShpwrcck German propaganda initiated
in America by Bernard Dernburg attributed To Count Bern
sorh in his explanation the Berlin foreign office to the impossible
y Of keeping secret the fact that American newspaper %
died and 10 the sinking of the Lsana The former ambassador
explanation laid before the investigating
and German propaganda today with other documents
from the files of The department A. Bruce ea chief
of the bureau of investigation.
In letter TO the foreign office Btrsorf said ubs
dzng of always ended with his being held responsible all
the articles OF such papers For that said ho had succeeded
getting free of all relations with the Fair Play of Marcus Braun
and that he Also would like be Fatcand which
added "has shown itself of little value
presented by Mr. rask were several
relating 20 j. j. Archibald American newspaper
German communications taken by the British authorities while
he his Germany paper German embassy
receipt $1,000 signed Archibald dated Aprd ~ 1913
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-07
British Forces
Occupy Cologne

Amsterdam. Dec British troops
entered ColuEn, at I o'clock Friday
afternoon.
Basel. FRIDAY Dec The British
forces which entered cologne today
were English lunC,rs aud armored
motor cars
Three bridrchcads along The khine
VIII hs occupied hy allied forces That
az Cologne viii be held hy the British
and Maiul Wiil De- occupied hN the
French American troops will garrison
the hndgehead ~ Cohlenz. between
Cologne ana Naing
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-07
TODAY
IN THE NEWS
The Kaiser in Exile
Hun Propaganda Fails
New Mexicans in Germany

q
~ though covcrtly favored the
German cause. Holland is
now said To be ready To deliver the
German emperor aud tie crown
prince to an international court of
Justice, IF the allies insist
As an alternative. however. she
IS said 10 be about to suggest that
the kaiser be cxilcd for life in one
Of the Dutch colonies. preferably
in either the East or the West In
dies.
The proposal is somewhat
unique. Holland undertakes TO
decide the ease of The World VS..
William lIohcnzollcrn, despite the
fact that she has no interest IN the
matter Have not Belgium. France,
Britain and america, who have
been singcd by the baleful lanes
uf kultur, something to say IN the
disposition of the cX-kaiser.
We expect that the allies arc
wv ENihE w d'''l' WV ll'INNhis
In fact, papers charging the kaiser
with murder are already being
drawn up.
Holland, in fact, seems 10 have
little reckoning of her own To
pay, CONFORMING To her general rf-
fetal policy of pro-Germanism, She
allowed German troops To pass
through the province of Limhurg
during their retreat from Belgium,
aud otherwise violated her neurtdl-
ity. For this she must pay.
German propagnnda faiicd In Amer.
lea bocausc OF the l.usitania ana be-
cause of the fact that "a is impossible
To keep secret the fact that Hu Amer
can ucyvspaucr Is suhsidizeu accord
ing To Count Won Iiernsturff former
German ambassador. whose communi-
cations to iirrlin are now being barred
IN the senate
This admission from German that
German propaganda collapsed is A.
Illuminating We have always sus-
peFted that the alleged skill of the
prussians in spreading their kultur
has been ovcresttmatcd There Is
something about " th1t HmuckS ~
Made IN GcrmanN,' in spite OF thu
frcnzicd efforts To suRlrooat II.
Count Won Nernstorff, Incidentally.
paws a tribute 10 American sense and
10 the loyalty of the great body OF the
American press. tie admits that
Americans know how 10 scent out ypu-
rious stuff ana hc also implies that
there are so few disloNnl papers M
tins country that u wolf in Sleeps
clothing Is soon ferrcted out
Dispatches received today contain
the information that New Mexico
units are w.th the American army of
occupation that rs making Germany
bshaNt
We who know them know that thoN
viii give a good account of themselves.
no matter what happens. They will
hcip To impress tho bochcs with what
splendid soldiers Americans are.
Promise Us also gwen TODAY that the
returning process will ho apcedcd up
as much as possible. Assurance Va
given that when the officers iu charge
ot tn machinery become accustomed
To- the details OF the work. the process
of getting our boys back To their ma
tive heath viii be greatly accelerated.
The American people are anxious
90 get their BOYS back us soon ds pos
Hblc. but not before they have cleaned
up their Job over there. There Is no
disposition toward mpationCc ON tho
part of the folks over here.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-07
Nv rnr AsseelArsp rnsss

Paris, Dec. (Havas) FORMATION of international
jury the former German emperor gaining wide sup
port France the Matn says Attorney General Leseouve
after investigation has transmitted to the ministry of jus
the charge of murder against the former emperor by
Madame Prieur whose husband killed the torpedong
of the steamer Sussex
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-07
Coffee Exchange
Is Given Permit
To Open Any Time

Washington. Dcc. The New York
coffee exchange may reopen when II
50 desires, u WAS announced today
by the food admin,s,. alton Members
Of the exchange Will meet In New
York Monday 40 determine the date
~ reopening ana when trading shall
bee resumed