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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-08-02
Us o.; iom ii ielo bor in0-
:. e'nitt ittol ca aet iig SSoealerne
|af ia eIr. = doM ban tore
|giper atfor~
Jbbrom Bilion.
Gn nj 1taf6eneig6e g6ebserflerins
1tnberifrebet.

9soa NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fat1ot
ser i 8bilo6elpbin en- iieloer1 Spl-
tioeIigbeo gteo. Meo 8pens Borg
meter / gpibien naricbereoe &epre-
{entanter for "a forifjelliee gfatio=
naliteter til Sn6epenoence Soll og
unoerlfrep en- r1p l1afbangigbeoser-
flaring, uffattet / Stil meo ben orr
einole @rflering, men meo iert1g
Senb1if paa Sen nnbprenoe &anp
i1no0 outofratif @p16e og for fol=
feligt se1p1tpre.
Sper MationalitetSgruppe Daf
.@tiernebanneret i Spibien for oeres
Delegation lon1t ct lille 11attonalf
Stag, Ser angap set 2ano, De .italn-
me0e fra. Doniferne, Sbenifer11e og
geor0men6ene mariebereoe 1ar1t1te1t
i cen Grippe ion1 @fan6inaber, 11ett
meo lerlige 8annere. &per Natto-
nalitet bopbe u6balgt fem Wden0 til
at repreientere Zig, for Donlfernes
8e6fon1ntenoe Mrel Seiien, Beter
8iprnluno, Carl Mpl6rl1p, 81. g.
Gnlper og sSr. 8. &on1en.
S ssn6epenoence Sail nnoerltreb
Mepruientorterne for bper 9elego-
tion SEN 11pe l1afbengigbeos
RING / set famine gGrelie % beo
1un1me @fripebor6, bbor for 142 Nar
iioen &epnb1ifens Score latte oeres
eeobne u,toer Sen ferite ubeoeltge
MISUNDERSTANDING
Dernplt morlcberebe alle til S1toe-
penoence Sqnnre, bpor 6en gm11le og
Sen nDe l1afbqngigbeos eoserflGrt1g
bleb opleit og Sen fioite 11noer itor-
met1oe 8egejltring fra 6e forlnnle0e
Su1inoer be6taget al Sc forlflelltge
Acknowledgements efter CUR.
Sper @ang en- Mfiten1ning bur blepet
foretoget, ri11gebes Der nneb Sribeos=
floffe11.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-08-02
9anife 9. ~. 6. q. @efreterer til
syrpnten.

y
glan6t Sc mango 9. 80. 6. 81. Sc
fretarer, ser for Giben fe1tbes til
sSronten i 6ronfrig, er GbarleS 81.
Gbiitionlen fra 8ar1am, Misco111t11.
@bi1tionien Ser ti6ligere mango
glar boe6e i 9facine, @is., ifal oper=
tage en- Stil1ing be6 Weotortrans-
portpeienet, ion1 bringer Sorraoo
op til Sc Morfete11terier og SeltbDt=
ter, ion1 r&riitelig Screening for I'm
ge Meno" bar oprettet bag Sen lan=
ge Tro11tlinie.
@efret9r Gbriitia1lien er feot I
I&igbenbobn, men TOM ion1 Dreng
til Mn1erifo. SON er 8eteran fra
Sen iponf-aneerifanife &rig / 1898,
ifi6nt ban fun er 38 Nar gammel.
&on gif me6 loan Sripi1lig / Is
Mors Ml6eren og bar en- of Be Dng=
lite, om life Sen ollerpnglte 5oloot /
Sen a11terifanlfe Seer paa Guba.
-8aitor 81. ST. 9orf Chicago,
Ser ogiaa me6 set fgrlte afgaar til
Sranfrig, fal optnge ct Mrbeioe al
en- an6en &arofter. @an bill efter
|0pfor6ring of 8. M 6. M.s @obeo-
|beftpreIie begp11be en- @folebirflon1-
be6 mellen1 De tpife Sanger fra 6e11
banite Gel af Slespig. 0a @9nber-
|ip6erne olti6 titles i ferlte &affe
11nber 6e ftore Mngreb, er Der inger
Gbibl ont, at mango allere6e er Die
bet taget tlifange of Manerifanerne
/ 6eres leirriee Mo6offenitb.
Sronifm9nbene og gnglett0erne
bar alti6 gibet 6e resbigife @ries-
fanger en- go6 8ebanoling. Sarlig
Igiel6er 6ette 6ranifmenoene, Ser
bar 6eres egen @rfartnger fra @l-
2otbringett og be6, at s6n6er=
|ib6er1te fu11 neotpungel1t fen1per
irnoo Be Mlliere6e. Det er i bpj
@ra6 glnoeligt, at Imerifanerne mi
anerfjel16er Oct ianlne be6 at fen6e
&aitor 9orf til Sronten fonr ipeciel
l1oien6ing til Sangerne fra set lao
baarot og uretfaroigt romte Sgnoer-
ipllano 8aitor Dorfs Weenigbe6 /
@bicago bar bebiIget ban1 ct Mars
|Srlob.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-08-02
6an bgbe fpr at rebbe anbre.

Sl0uDeoepartelne1ttet 9Sn1b111g=
ton bar officielt nn6errettet 2. Ma=
|ifinn1elter SenrD Seter &uniens
1S1egtninge om SEN beroilfe Moa0e
bporpao bon les Dg6en nnber ct 1elb=
opofren0e &e6ningsarbej6e poa &b-
| item al California.
Den Ste Maj blep Scean @eucb,
california, ubentet rant al en- Sloo,
bglge, iom bragte mango of 6e ba=
oen6es 2ip Sare ssSsfelge en- &ap-
port fra ben fon1mon6ere,16e Gene
raj for 40. Dibiiion, re61ebe &anien
| og en- &omerat be6 Mabn 8ollitt,
| flere MGn6 fra at 6rufne, n1en 6n be
bobe6e fig u6 igie1r for at frel1c an-
bre> Der bar Sare, mi1te6e Sc ielb
2ibet. &anien melbfe fig Tom fribil-
Zig til 6lao6en 6en /. Sept. 1917.
Sans Sa6er, $. g. @anien, Dor
|Seottle, 8aibington.
Marinelefret9r Oaniels bor / en-
officiel @fribelie notalt fin Mner=
|fjen6elfe al sen &o16b1ooigbeo, So
retoglombeo og 9faa6inarbeo, ion1
|fgrIte 8aa6nan6 Gbor1os OI5en u6-
biite UNDER 6en &oIIiiion, Ser bop6e
8afibas l1n6ergang tilfplge Sen 80.
0eai.
| Sen fon1man6eren6e Officers Mop-
port gaar 10 paa, at Olien tog fren1=
ragenoe Del / Mrbej6et meb at til
rigge Motorboooe11e, foo Mpn6ene
neoennnoer op paa Dpffet, iette
8oa6ene | 8anoet og foo Dem flar al
Sfibet, og at ban forbleb on1boro,
inotil alle an0re bar gaoet frobor6e.
lSlien mel6te fig iom fripillig / De.
cenber 1915; bans &uitru> Nerg.
Moti1oa Olien, bor i 8rooflpn, M.g.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-08-02
@u1bbrgllnp.

Grof. og Werg. * 9. Mnberion,
fonr Dor i Mabiion,t tBis., boIot ben
21. Suli @ulobrplln,p beres Sien.
Mog1e af oeres gsaboer bobbe oal,-
net en- &omite, fonr paatog iig at
Toreltaa set belle.
Set bRorebe @ulbbruoepar moo
tog Dngens 2gb en- Meng6e 60
oer % lnnl1ffe 8ufetter. Sneie af
'repe og 9elegrmnn1er bragte Silie-
..er og 2pfenifninger fra oe mango
Nenner, ion life bor / Sfanb til at
pere til @te6e.
glf 8ernene bar @eorg gl11ber1on
og &olf Mnoerlon nreo Sumilier
fon1n1en til @tebe for at b9bre 6e=
res gannle 6oralore pao 6enne 1tore
Merfeoag / ocres 2iD.
8rof. 9ln6erio1l og Suitr1t bar, le<
bet set 1neite al beres pgtelfabelige
2ip / Ma6ilon bpor @rof. Mnoer=
ION i IL 9lar inoebnb6e 8rofesiora-
tet i ifon6inapiffe Sprog og 2ittera-
tur pe6 @isconfin nniberittet. San
er Ell fien6t Sorfatter ON 1orif ST
itorie og bar oberiat og ifreoet ca.
go 8ino. Sra 1850 bar ban
6e Sorene6e 5taters Neiniiter |
Oannarf, bb1fet Eiosru1n ban Doe
6e i &i9berhob11.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-08-02
Upak tyrktak Bruh.

&jpbenbopn, 80. ssSl1li. @fterret
ninger BERTH fra&on}tanti11ppel mel
ser, at 6orbinbelien mellen GDif
LAMB og Gpr1iet er ofbru6t ion Spl
&c al EDifernes 8ellaglgggelie a
0en tprfiiife @rp6ler oSomibteb"
Set ftges, at 6en bleb taget iom ST.
1tatning for Sobet al arpoieren
u&res1nlt" Dar6nnelerne.
@afbington, 80. sSl1li. @iltorier-
ne o111, at Sprfiet bar brubt me1
Epifla11b, lfie11t .er6ru life befrafte1
ber, giber bberligere 8ebis paa, al
alt fife er, bel pe0 .GDiflan6s 8ag.
bgr 9lutoriteterne er tilbgilige til
at tpiple paa, at Der ..er bleoet et
tirfeligt &rnb; men 0e inorgmmer,
at iaa meget lDnes Dere iar6t,
at GDrfiet bliber 1te6le mere bDoen-
be i fine &rop til Gpifla1to og 8nl=
garier.
l11u0erretning, ion lloenrigs6e-
parteltentet rplig bor mo0taget, tD=
Ser poo, at Eprferne itrafte graa6ige
@nn6er u6 efter Snraa6e, mi ba 6e
gertnunife forbnn6ne betrogter &nS-
la116 og &unter1ien 5onn tit 8Dtte.
Dette bar baft 8iitterbe6 / Gpiflano.
Set er tpiplio11t, ON Sprfiet bill
be Hlle 9og rne6 EpiHan6, l1ben
f6rit at forl6ge at fon1ne til en- 8or-
9toaelle me6 6e Mlliere6e.
Siitorien ONT, at Song Serotnan6
of @u1garien er 6raget paa Ell MP
itiif &eiie, tb6er poo, at Ser paa an
set Sol6 er noget igjpre blanbt
:eEDiHal16s 8enner.
Sen amerifa1ffe &egjering be1ter
frenu6eles paa ct officielt tprfiif
Sbar poo &rabet pao Underwriting
ON 6e al1rerifonif- fje1r6tlige Sptgier
i Eobri5.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-08-02
Sets @tjerner i slaeet.

Sen norife Son1i1ie stron11neriorl
! Sionr Sails, g. g.. bar ct Ser
btce Stag meb 6 5tierner /, og bber
.Stierne repraieuterer en- la1tg Man6,
lon er traa6t u. g. Sjeneite. Sets
|Senner er gaaet / @rigen, og Saoe-
ren, 1on1 er for gannel til at goa
meo Der, bar taget Mrbeioe paa e1,
&egieringsfabrif for at bielpe ul1n-
Gle San" at ieire &rigen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-08-02
@pbe aors % spiferne.

GDife 8lobe fort9lIer, at Sorn1an-
ben for BET mnerifanife &gbe &ors,
Scr. 9ubiion, ffuloe babe befalet, at
|ENferne lite buroe D6es 1ogen
Sielp fra &oriet. S be11 Mnle6nirg
bar Mr. Dobiion til oen a1nerifanfe
Mni1fer i Bern 1et16t felget1be Ee-
|1egran1:: uDet an1erifnnfe &e6e &ors
fienoer ingen Sorifiel pao oe iaare-
beg geationa1itet. gnbber iaoret
Gen6e, Ser fo1nner lt116er set anne
rifanife geoe &ors' Bleje, bill bIibe
bebonolet ligeiaa ombpegeligt iom
|nogen Ser"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-08-02
Gn pistig 6gieiteretsbum.

@ismarcf, 81. g., 90. s5l11i. 9fa-
tens Spielteret bar f9loet Ben Don1,
at Sen nDe Sob ON @enge og @erbi-
papirer iffe a1tgaar oe11l, Der life
bar fine &jen1 Nor6 Dofoto. Ser
beo er en- af oe melt o11ltolte 5foHe-
lager b1efen ofgiort. Dontlnen goar
|no paa at So1f, ion bar 8ant ]
|gienoon11ne Norb Dafota, men felb
Dor i en- anoen 5tat, life fan f ffat- At
lpgges i nabnte 5tat for Sc Benge,
fon1 De bnr a1lbraG Ser.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-08-02
$50 nt,e Gfi6e 6haaet.

s Bplge Me66elelie fra @olbing.
ton bleb / ii6fte l1ge 1eperet s @taal-
ifibe me0 en- fan1let Sonnage al 35,.
800 Sons,
S l1gens 2gb Igb 10 StaaGifibe oq
5 Street.-The al. gtabelen 1neo en- ion1-
let Coinage for 6e. f6rltes 8e6fon1-
nenoe al 53,250 Sons og for Sc
ii6Ite 19,2OO Cons.
9ette bringer Mntallet af Sfibe
|bpgget al vibipping boaro" op til ca.
$50 meb 100000 Sons @nrefroft.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-08-02
9p11,n1en fprmilbes.

8ren1ierlf. 6. s. glaroreu og 9e.
fonolt So1epb g. WiIion, t5ga al
lrbeibsniniiter 8ilfor, bleb fornp.
Zig al en- Wii1iit9rret oG1nt til Mfife-
oigelle fra SereL 90 be bar bleper,
|fanget UNDER Ell Oberr11nnpling al
en- gpillebule Baltimore. Sibfte
9orsoag sformiloe6e Brpii6e11ter
Donrnen tiI TIE Maaneoers 6anger1-
| |Tob / 2eiiren.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-08-02
9isfretiD11. .

u&r Mnoerienl Sgiter Glfe fagoe.
irnorges be6 8oroet, at bun 1D1ltes
#De bar 0e i1nuffeite Maouitaic
bnn nogenfiroe bar lei.
vOeen line glie, ou 11taa iff6fe if6e tale
ON oet iom OH berer peo Borbet s.
aeSooa, BUN bar lobet mig 10 Ore
sbbis ieg taler ON Get til pr. gln~
z6erie11.1
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-08-02
8eter enn,er Gbriitenien,

|iom bar babt Gur1titure Sorretnilrg
i EDler, Mnn., / mango Mar, er aff-s
gaaet be6 D66en sen -25. sSuli / fl
Sien ST. Gbrilterien boboe bnref
iDg oet meite af Ssuli Muaneo;; mem
ingen banoe bentet, at ban ffuloe b.
|iaa innrt.
San bleb taea til 9seenab, 8is.,s
bbor ban tioligere boeoe, for at be-
|grabes Ser.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-08-02
$50 II g. @rissifibe ,neb.

9on0on, 20. Suli. 0ber 250
Gnrerifanife &rigsifibe er mi i be
enropeiffe Surbanoe, / Sglge bpoh
5ranflin 9. @ooiebeH, osiiitererroe
|Sefrefer af De Soreneoe Staters
Slaooe iagbe i en- Gale Der i Sag.
&ooiebef lobpriite Gnglenoerne for
oeres 5ialp rleo soperfprieI af bore
||9ropper.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-08-02
8rpIl,tp.

6orleoen biebes paa &aa6buiet
Seem Sort Sri. Glifabetb &irfegaaro,
Datter nf ben Dann1an foa bgit
ffmteoe Sorfmteri116e 9ifoIine &ir-
fegaar6, til Deforatio11s1naler gln-
bers 5e11ger 9roif. Sill 2Dffe!
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-08-02
Autrrlkattak R6nr
KprH.

Sra Mfbeling for alliere6e 5au-
!, ger, @dfbington, 9. g., fo1nmer
lf6lget1be Gorifrifter for at ien6es
&i9lp og Brebe til alliere6e @rigs
fanger / Gpf1an6 og 9itrig:
8enge
/. Sen6 til Ste 8ureal1 Of Brifo~
ners &elief", Mmerican g9eo grofs,
8oibington, s. g.. enten Gbecf Ell.
Ter &engeanbisning, betalbar TT
uSbe Mmerican &e6 Grols" meo en-
fort Me66elerIe, angibenoe, bbab
mon dnifeF 8engene ifal o''oenoes
til,
(a) at blipe oberien6t fonta11t tit
Sen 2eiren berifenbe &nrs eller
(b) at blibe brugt til at figbe 2eb-
neosmioler, &la6er og gteobenbig~
be6sartif1er igiennem en- al oe uben-
lan6ffe l1n6erit6ttelies Soreninger,
oberensitenme1roe meb Mf1en6erens
|9nifer. (5tgrre1len al &leonings
ftDHerne ffulbe angibes).
2. 9frib tp6eligt Sanpens fuIbe
Mabn, Mationalitet og Sangeleir-
M6reSfe11.
8. Sor at un6gaa 11ng6benbig
Si61pi16e og &orrelpon6onoe, fen0
8reofort eIler &onboIut, mootugef
fra 6angen, bbilfet biier bans fbHe
6angeleirs- -M6resie. Set bill bIibe
tilbageie1t6t, bpis set forlonges.
4. @frip tDbeligt Deres egef
geobn og 9l6resie iom Mfienoer-
9enne 0plDsDning bliper gibet til
6oreningen europa, for clemens
6enne at blibe ien6t bi6ere til San-
gen me6 l1noer1t6ttelien.
Mn111arfning: Mnn ie,1oer iRo-
banltg maane6lige 8eleb poo feI
ger6e Maa6e:
Sil Menige fra $5 og 111aa life
oberitige $25.
Gil 0fficerer fra $5 og maa life
oberitige $50:
So set iffe er m1tligt at fen6e
8enge eller Boffer 6irefte fra bette
2an6 til alliere6e6onger fan 6et b1-
ffe6e &eiultat fltn o4noas beb at
felge obenifaaen6e glnbisninger.
@nmerfning: Det ameriforife 8e-
6e &ors obertoger irtet Mnlpar ben
at u6fgre obe11nebnte glnliggenber
8rebe
/. 8rebe 1r1aa life ien6eS til oet
set anerifanffe &e6e &ors til pioere
Gorien6elie.
2. 8rebe 1noa lite bpre Ipngere
EMO to @i6er, fltn freben poo be1r
enc SIDE of &apiret, fh1ffet i elr
r6jagtig aoresieret og
nerfet iom f6lgen6e::
3. &aa Sorit6en of &o1rbolnter
maa ifribeS Sange11s ful6e Nabn og
Moresfen af 2eiren, bbor bnn boIoes
fangen.
4. S oct eberite &jdrne til bgire,
bbor man ie6banlig pIeier at f9tte
Srimgrfet poa en- &onbolut, Ser in-
beboloer ct aIminoeltgt Breb, ffa1
fMgen6e ifrtbes:
"Rriloner Of 8ar Mai1,
$50 8o1toge,
8ia Seem Sort.
5. &aa 8agfi6en of 8rebe ffaI Mf-
1enoerens Mubn og M6resfe ftaa.
6. 8rebet, nfranferet og nforiegIet,
fon ofgibes pna bbiIfet iom beIff
Boitbns eller lRgges / bbilfen iorzz
belf 8rebfnsie.
Z. Sngen &entD6ninger r1aa gis-
reg til &rigen eller &egieringsfager-
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Krtgrn.
Dffeniipell iaatner.

{. Sffenltnen 1agtner.
Sen &c. sSuli. De Mlliereoes
poIblonln1e Sffe11iib bar begD1ot at
| iagtne li0t; men ben er -l1lgenlrnoe
litanoiet. De fra11ife og un1erifunife
Eropper bar tpunget SDiferne liot
lpngere l1prb paa. Det er 1prlig i
be ltore t5fope moro for Marne, at
,,Slagene ltaar, og paa MiSne=Narlle
5rontens Denitre Slgl.
5fipnt De Mliereoe iplleS at boil
be >Got tabage III, er Der ingen,
lonl Be10er 0pergenerul 5ocbs @la=
ner. Set er n1nligt, at ban er De6
at legge 4Aa1er nn1 en- ltor ny Sf-
|feriip, font ifal bliDe ofgierenoe.
Neen oct fan gobt p9re, at bal1 tifffe
anier (De a1nerifanlfe 5tDrfer !
5ranfrig og peO Jro1rten for til
1treffelige til at iefte igang BEN iio=
1te itore afgigrenoe 0ffeniiD, iont ifal
totalt f1luie SplferneS 0aagt.
SfpDene rDbbebe.
Sfjpt1t be 9lliere6eS Sffe11lip paa
5ois1ons-Meitns Sro1ten bar alta
get noget / 6e it01te Dage, bur ser
bog pGret 1t9rf &onrbaroelnel1t.
2angs Marne1 iD0belt for Mbei11s
bar Ser itaaet nogle beftige &anpe
poa fine sfeoer. georo for Marne
anitrengte Epiferne fig poloiotr1t for
at bol6e Sronifmenbene og Mmeri=
fanerne tilbage og gior0e 1tarfe
Weooan9reb fra @fopene Ser, men
6e blep orebet tilbage; og mi er @fo-
bene nplten rD60eoe for Sienoen.
SDif Slbagetpg.
| 8aris, 81. Suli. 9piferne traf
|itg tilbage langs belle Sro11ten moro
| for Marne, meloer &rigsoeparte-
me11tet. 9e tror1ife og allierebe
Sropper presle6e buarot paa 6ien=
6ens 8ugtrop og bol0er MI en- 81
ME, lor1 ~lpber glennen1 8Derne
8ruperes @illeneupe-iur-6ere, Gour<
mont, Yos1b-@rignp, @uisles, So
|Meupille og @baun1lt5D. Oe aulte-
reoe er trgngt fren ca. 10 Weil
1or6p1t for @bateal SbiertD. Near-
mems b9ire @reo er blepet al0eles
rpooet for Gienoell.
Siben ti6lig @ftern1iooag bar
Eyifer1re peret / fulo Iilbagetog
1neb Sc franife og amerifanife Grop-
per / 9elene pna Jig.
@aaet pper Dmrcq Glpben.
9e allierebe Gropper, ion1 for
fulgte Gplferne moro for Marne, er
mi 1aaet belt frem til Surcq 5lo-.
Sen og er poa nogle Steoer gaaet
Eober oenne. De bar oglaa tuget
8Den Screen n-Sar0enois, en- al Sp-
ifernes it6rite og Digtiglte 5orraabs-
1tationer poa oe1tne 9el al 5ronten.
5arntioig me0 bette bar Sranif-
1ngnoene foretaget ct belotgt Mngreb
|ipobelt for &beirns, bporpeo oe
tbang Sien6en til at treffe Jig til
bage;; og 6e tog aoifillige 8per al
! itrategiif 8ety6ning ngrmere 2anoe=
beien fra Dor1na11s til &beinls.
@aar itabig frem.
9e mnerifanife Gropper, ionn gift
ober Surcq 5looen, bor mi uoDtoet
6eres glimre11oe SER i gaerbe6en al
|5ergD. 0e tilintetgiorbe to Dipi-
iioner al tDife Eropper, tog 8pen og
bolot Sen moo Sien6ens Mo6nngreb.
.EI Srobs for SDifernes mango
&anoner og bolblonune &unonilo,
rDffebe annerifonife Solbater beres
2inie frem to MI og iog SER pua
6ien6ens SIDE af geesles. De be-
finder Zig mi fun Z Mil fra @esle
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Phoenix tribune., 1918-12-28

'1-N7-. = n Il -.--'--'J, & v s.-h @l4tA
IN the lie that binds. And that's why
the chorus girl said, Let me share a
mans luncheon and care not WHO
keeps his dinners waiting for him."
Phoenix tribune., 1918-12-28
WHO WIDENS
THE GULF?
BY Harvey E. Westgate

Radicals are accused of causing
strife between the masses and the
classes. They are accused of widen
ing the gulf between the rich and the
poor. But the radicals do nothing of
the kind-they merely call attention
to a condition which exists-a condi-
tion which the rich man has brought
about
For instance:
A banker, who solicits the deposits
of the masses, loans out the money at
big interest, and becomes rich. He
builds a mansion. He owns several
limousines. His wife wears silk gowns
and diamonds. His family trots in
the so-called best society," All this
is thrown in the eyes of the poor The
big daily newspaper columns are
filled with the doings of the rich.
Births. weddings. pink teas-even
deaths-are given much space. In
short there's helluva racket kicked
up in honor or the banker every time
he turns around. But the poor man
gets his name in the paper only when
he is arrested on a vagrancy charge,
commits murder or elopes with an.
other mans wife.
Then again:
The banker drives his speed wagon
at sixty miles an hour, A motorcycle
cop overtakes him. finds out who IT
is, apologies. and the banker goes on
his way. Or. if the speed cop turns
In his name. it is lost in the shuttle
between the police station. and the
judges verdict If you don't believe
this, just have a look at the police
blotter, and see how many bankers
Phoenix tribune., 1918-12-28
CoNsECRATE BISHOP

Raleigh, N C.-The Rt. Rev H. B
Delany, D. D. was duly and solemnly
consecrated Bishop of the Episcopal
church. the following Bishops parti.
cipating in the ceremony which took
place at 1890 this morning in St
Augustine's Chapel:
Bishops Cheshire, of North Carroll
ma, Darst Of East Carolina, Tucker Of
Southern Va, Weed of Florida, and
Horner of Aheville Bishop DENNY
said the Litaruy and Bishop Lloyd Of
New York preached a powerfully In
spring sermon. In the great process
sion there were fifteen or more white
priests, and about thirty odd colored
priests. The service was most i'm
pressive and solemn. and wat attend
ed in addition to other congregations,
by all of the pupils OF st. Augustine
School.
A reception followed the Consecra-
ton. At the afternoon session a
special address on Liberia" was de-
livered by Bishop Lloyd. In the eve
ming at S. Amsoie church, Raleigh
extremely interesting addresses were
delivered by Prof. C. H. Boyer, os s.
Augustine's School, Rev DR.. n. r. B
Cassell, president Of Liberia College,
West Africa, and by Bishop Demby Of
Arkansas. A reception followed in
the basement. DIR. Cassell. who is an
extremely charming speaker, on his
way to New York, will stop off at Bal
timore and will preach at st. James
church, Baltimore, Sunday morning
1t was a grand and glorious day for
Colored Episcopalians.
Phoenix tribune., 1918-12-28
IS THE WORLD TODAY
GROWING BETTER
tsy }, E. Moore. Tampa, Fia.J

.
Four years ago when Germany
plunged the world INTO the greatest
war known to human history, and the
pendulum of peace, prosperity and
happiness was pushed far back, such
a question would have been preposter-
Gus. Or year OF so later when the
great American liner Lusitania was
torpedoed by a German submarine
and hundreds of women and children
were sent to a watery grave, it would
have been even more So
But is did not stop here By the
eternal fitness of things it seemed
decreed by some super-human power
that practically all the nations of the
earth must finally be involved in this
mighty conflict. All eyes were turned
towards this country Powerful. re-
sourceful, humane, unwarlike; it stood
out against every conceivable insult,
until patience ceased to be a virtue.
Then like Caesar of old. the president
at last said in substance. "The die is
cast" So our forces proceeded to
cross the Atlantic
The world was in turmoil; the AL
lies were passing through the valley
Forge" of the great war just as the
conflict Our brave boys though un-
trained, went into the fray with a de-
termination to win at whatever cost.
Those of us who remained at home did
what we could to back up those on
the firing line. We conserved our food
supply, we gave to the Red Cross, we
bought Liberty Bonds, we bought
War Savings Stamps. we gave to all
forms of war work. And above all
we gave our prayers.
Indeed it seemed that the world had
gone mad with war. Christian nations
facing each other in the trenches and
on the battle field. The most learned
and cultured people of the world cry
ing as it were for blood The cream
of the worlds civilization seemed bent
on destroying each other. And so. we
wondered in our hearts if we were
not really living in the last stake Of
the worlds history, and this mighty
conflict the closing act of the drama
of wicked old world.
But just as our hope began to fade
and our faith became somewhat shak-
ened, a ray of light hove into view
The enemies of democracy began to
weaken. autocracy began to crumble,
until we can say with assurance, "How
are the mighty fallen!" The pendulum
of peace. prosperity and happiness has
swung forward even farther than its
former position.
There is an axiom in natural phil
osophy which says, "Action is equal
to reaction and to the contrary direc
ton"
The great war of all history is at
and end. Millions of lives have been
sacrificed But out of this holocaust
OF blood will come a better under.
standing and closer fellowship of hu.
man brotherhood. and noticeable
lessening of mans inhumanity to
man. "Am l my brothers keeper"
win have a different meaning among
the nations of earth. In short we are
at the dawning of brighter, fairer
and happier day for every race and
creed upon the face of the earth.
The following lines rightly express
our views:
"The world is growing better,
No mater what they say;
Phoenix tribune., 1918-12-28

1t may take more than two years
to demobilize our forces. Experts all
say the period will be long one.
While not as costly as war, the de-
mobilization period 5 a very costly o1e
at best END many OF ire zig btns Fo-
+hat time wiil have % a7 pGi sos v,-A
little War Savings Stamps. Are you
buying your share?
Phoenix tribune., 1918-12-28

l see its rapturous splendor.
= In one refulgent ray:
But though deceivers murmur, 4
And turn another way,
Yet still the world grows bette
And better every day"
Phoenix tribune., 1918-12-28

rank IN the group of some sixteen or
more states where colored people have
been made a special part of the Unit
ed States Food Administration acti-
ties
Stimulus has been given the work
in this State by two notable actresses
recently delivered to large and influ
ential Negro audiences. One by Err
nest T. Attwell, National Director of
Negro Section, Food Administration,
during the sessions of the Masonic
Grand Lodge meeting at Pine Bluff
and the other by no less person than
real Governor, his Excellency Chas
H. Brough, of Arkansas, who spoke
to several thousand colored people at
Wilmington Park, Hot Springs, and
who was presented to the gathering
by Walter M. Ebel, publicity director
of the United States Food Administra-
tion.
DR.. R. A. Williams, head of the
Royal Circle of Friends, and the Ne
gro chairman of fraternal organiza-
tions, Food Administration Of Arkan-
sas, presided at the latter gathering
Governor Brough, in his address, paid
an eloquent tribute to the patriotism
of the Negro people. reciting what
they had contributed in the war and
complimenting them on their progress
in peace.