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Arizona republican., 1918-04-10
ONCE HAD MILLIONS
 CHENEY NOW BROKE
(Boston Post.)

Benjamin P. Cheney, once rated as multi millionaire, d widely known yachtsman and husband of Julia Ar thur, has made an assignment for the benefit of his creditors.
 The assignment comes as a climax to several years of financial troubles for Mir. Cheney member of one of Bos- tons oldest families, as result of which Mrs Cheney returned to the stage.
 Up to a few years ago Mir. Cheney was looked upon as a man of great wealth The magnifieence of his en- ltertainments at his summer home, To- cated on Middle Brewster Island in l Boston Harbor, was generally known. There he took groups of friends m his yacht. the Jule, which vas one If the speediest and most up-to-date of 1 pleasure craft in the waters of Massa- chusetts Bay.
 Mir Cheney made his winter home at the Parker House and there he be- came involved in debt to a large amount The company operating the Parker House brought suit against | their guest for s40,000 for accommoda- ltions and service.
 It was early last spring that tie fed eral government went to trial before a. jury in the United States district court on the taking of Mir. CheDey's island property for war purposes. But
 the United States has not seen it as
 yet to take over the island at the price fixed by the jury, and for this reason MT. Cheney has been unable to
Arizona republican., 1918-04-10
CANVASS MAKES
 NJ CHANGES IN
 MUNICH PA[ VOTE

That Peter Corpstein was elected by a vote of 2,S34, as against 2,723 cast for Frank Woods. for the office of mayor. was officially determined by the city commission meeting in regular session. yesterday morning. A ma iority of Ill for Corpstein, heretofore unofficially announced, was made of ficial in the certificate of election is- sued by the commission at the con- clusion of the formal canvass of the total vote, carried out yesterday morn ing as required by law.
 Mayor Corpstein and Commissioners Jones, MacBean and Dunlap were in their seats when the meeting was called to order. Commissioner Woods, who had been Mayor Corpstein's op- ponent at the primaries and general municipal election was not in atten- dance. The matter Of a formal can- vass of the votes required about half an hour after which Commissioner MacBean moved the adoption of a cer- tificate of election. Upon a second from Commissioner Jones. the motion was duly put and carried unanimously.
 Incidental to yesterdays meeting, the first figures obtainable showing by what a large majority the ordinance granting a renewal of the franchise of the Tucson. Phoenix and Tidewater Railway carried were made public. These figures indicate that 2,443 per sons voted for the extension of the
Arizona republican., 1918-04-10
HELGOLAND SHOULD
 FALL, OFFICERS SAY
fNavv and Merchant Marine)

Harry Merrill Hitchcock, a former ensign in the United States navy, pro- fesses to report faithfully what Amer ican naval officers are saying among themselves when he suggests that the way to clear out the wasps' nests of German submarines is to attempt the capture of Helgoland. That rocky lit tle islet of the North sea, fifty miles from the mouth of the Elbe. and souarely in the center of the widening bath bv which most of the raiders go out to sea, is the obvious first point of attack.
 Helgoland is within reach from fair lv deep waters, and if we can once demonstrate upon it the possibility Of a successful offensive from the sea, it will became an advanced base from which we could push our destroyers and airplane patrols up to the very mouth of the Kiel canal. and pick up the issuing German raiders before they reached deep water.
 We have no means of knowing in detail just what are the defenses of l Helgoland. Germans say they are i'm pregnable.
 | A United States naval officer says, | however, Every fortress is impreg nable-until somebody comes along and takes it.
 Certainly the defenses of Helgoland are more formidable than were those of Mobile Bay. Certainly the develop 1 ment of the submarine, the improve l meht of the mine, the immense ad-
Arizona republican., 1918-04-10

franchise, as opposed to IFS voting against it.
 Besides declaring Mayor Corpstein elected. the commission also issued a certificate of election to Charles w. Barnett and J. A. R, Irvine. successful candidates for the office of city com missioner Mayor Corpstein and Com missioners -elect Barnett and Irvine will be officially indueted into office for the ensuing term of two years on Wednesday, May l.
 Following are the rotals of the votes cast in the various precincts:
 First precinct. SIS: second precinct, 1928; third precinct. 1905; fourth pre- cinct. 1146; fifth precinct, 104S; sixth precinct, 527; total votes cast. 5627.
 The vote for Mayor Corpstein by precincts follows:
 First precinct, s94; second precinct, 647, third precinct. 555 fourth pre- cinet, ASA; fifth precinct, 4SS; sixth precinct, 2GS: total votes received 2S34.
 The vote for Frank Woods by pre- cincts follows:
 First precinct. All; second precinct; 373 third precinct 439; fourth pre- cinct 653: fifth precinct, 547: sixth precinct, 240- total votes received 2723. The vote for Charles W. Barnett for Commissioner by precinct follows: First precinct. 371; second precinct, 554; third precinct, 554: fourth pre- I>cinct, 47S fifth precinct 4S2. sixth precinct. 2S6; total votes received 272O.
 The vote for J. A. R. Irvine for com missioner by precincts follows: First precinct. 5O6; second precinct, 520: third precinct, 509: fourth pre- cinet. 671 fifth precinct, 527; sixth precinct. 227 total votes received 296O. The vote for John D. Mills for com missioner by precincts follows:
 First precinct, 454; second precinct, S74: third precinct, 37O: fourth pre- cinct. 601: fifth precinct. 457: sixth precinct, l79 total votes received 2435.
 The vote for J. Fred Powell for com missioner by precinct follows:
 First precinct, S6s; second precinct, 1926: third precinct, 4S5: fourth pre-
Arizona republican., 1918-04-10
secretary
 E.. it's president.

collect money that he felt sure was in his grasp.
 NIr Cheney was married in 1898 to Julia Arthur, and at that time was rated as being one of the largest hold CTS of railroad securities in Boston.
 MT Cheney's father started in life as a stage driver, but eventually worked up a large express business in New EngLlnd. Later he founded .te nited States & Canada Express company
Arizona republican., 1918-04-10

which was finally absorbed by the AmeTican Express company. At his deaSh he left q fortune of ten million dollars.
 At one time Mir. Cheney was commo- dore of the Boston Yacht club. Be- sides the Jule-a steam yacht-he owns the Mercedes. a sailboat
 Lawsuits against him show that Cheney was interested financially in the Old Colony Trust company, the American Warp Drawing Machine company, Pennsylvania Textile com pany and other large company.
 Do not wait till tomorrow-phone that WANT AID. to The Republican and dispose of, or get what you want
Arizona republican., 1918-04-10

vances in the range and power of ar tillery, make the task now confronting the allied fleets far greater than Far ragut's task. But are not their re- courses for the task at least as much greater in proportion? The modern dreadnaught is far better defended, both internally and externally, against
Arizona republican., 1918-04-10

the modern mine or torpedo, than was Farragut's Hartford against such tor pedoes as sank the Tecumseh. The con federate ironclads and torpedoes and Davids in the Civil War had as fear some grip on the popular imagination in the North as the German submarines and mines have everywhere now.
Arizona republican., 1918-04-10

cinct, 475: fifth precinct, 5S7; sixth precinct, 215; total votes received 2666.
 The commission will meet again at 10 o'clock this morning in regular ses- sion at which time several matters of importance will be considered.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-22
WILL COMMENCE DRIVE
FOR WAR CHEST SOON
Will Provide Fer Agencies Of Wax WON
And All Local Charities.


The first step towards haN:TS war
ehes, for Wheeling MAS taken last even
ing. when the campaign committee met
and formulated plans t" max" tn" pro-
nnsed war chest q reality.
Activities started yesterday N''Nir'''
At campaign headquarters 1T - Tw"'''h
street. and II a short lin" plans w'r"
gotten under way 20 carry the ida -
the end.
Practically all tn" lar"" cites Az"
many OF The. smaller ones IN the '"un-
~, i.,ys VA chests I" pr"rid" FOR ih'
agencies Of war AMI for local charity.
Tho chamber Of commerce" IS hac'; OF
-be propositou locally and IN their
intensive campo En which will began
mex, month. they will get L large mum
her OF subscriptions. the funds from
which will b. divided up among IN" sly
g., funds for war relief work. % wht"h
the war chest IS one.
The executive COMMITTEES conNfn"G
last .ycnins. and named officials In nave
charge os the war chest movement. pro-
vide the deatils for financing the pr"i"-
sl,ion and other matters that must ht
gotten cut Of III" way at tho start a.
th,. campaign Tho names ~ IN" OH
Gals and complete plans will b" diruig-
cd BY the chamber of commerce" ;,S 5000
as they are permanently decided upon.
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Srnntor Hi:cNcOck.

WNSUI\GTtN. oct. -!.----SCnator
Hitchcock. ~ %rbraska. chairman of
the Senate foreign relation c"mmittec'
said ,oniCh: that while In" German
government apparently has accepted all
the r.ouircmrnt& lrId down by Pr"si-
dent Wilson. ii" did not believe thc re-
ply would lead - an iniin"!!a;H aTm's-
ticc.
Senator Ledge. Of MaHsa "h">"ttS. the
R.nut.ltcau ,.;,G..". and Other senators
reserved continent until the official text
OF thu. reply is received.
.Thr Eoi" appears. sa'a Senator
Hitchcock. to ," an acceptance" %! IN"
Presidents S,ipulati"uS In my ludS-
n,,,; however. ii VIII pot lead IN an
ar.nlslir,. Immediately. think the MILL
tarv authorities will probably make
conditions 81 hard that ''"rmnny VIII
h.s;;ar" 10 accept them. and that this
will lead to- n delay in negotiations
over an arlr!StIrc. In tn" meanwhile
the. war VIII En on.
a.. FAR rs III" chang" in tn" Ter
,,,r constitution is concerned, III" Tres
id..,t-s demands har" apparently boon
moi although Germany avoids stating
,h.t /, was done At II" Presidents re-
Guest and socks To give tn" impression
that i; was don" upon tbe Demands IF
tn. Herman people.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-22
YOU DON'T HAVE TO
GIVE Up the SHIP
OF GOOD HEALTH
GEoSSvILLE MAN TELLS HOW
SUCCESSFULLY WENTWORTH
WINS VICTORIES.

Men and women who Ii" down and l"i
stomach and liver troubles run oyer
them are doing themselves rank lhjns-
licr. Besides they don't Eav" Ia. Thcr" $
d s.lf,. uMd strong refuge. It's III NerN-
WORTH that supreme family tonic.
Here's proof furnished by Gr"sSrllI"'
" Va. man:
Eurk.'s Drug Slorc--My stomach has
ben out of order for about ten Years
and have had liver complaint for about
tn. same time. And after thklnE lhr"f
bottles Of Ncrv-W"rth it helped my
stomach 81 that ! can cni almost any
thing. My wife had TN" sam" COM
rlaluis and she is getting along zinc. |
recommend Nrrv-W"rrh /" all my
friends that hnyr tn" sam" trouble.
NOAH WEIGH.
Grnssyil!". W. Va. =
Your dollar back u, Ea"r'$ Drug store,
and (;riasi'S Drug store. Wheeling II
y. r>-Wrrth docs; not h"r.rt You.
Errv-Wor,h * sold in Warw0"d by
w. f.. Mcnamara: Fulton. by tn" Full
ton Pharmacy: MuG" Junction. by
Nnorp Eros: Martins Ferry. KalSt"n e
Parker: st. t'iar*vIil". Patterson X
sons: Rarnrsvill". lIill"s Bros; Gamer
on. .hv Cain-ruu pruG CO.: SiStcrsvilie.
by &. $. nisque; New MartinsrilI". by
linrulrunk's Drug store: Mnundsrillr.
+. II. Beam prug CO.; Bridgeport. Sci
hy :, Reed opcut Thar;uncy1: B"llai"".
Lrauilwnrth KruS.; I'ad"u city. Morgan
Bros; West AlrNHuiGr. T.. X. MCE"nn;
Edgwood The Edgwood Pharmacy;
Elm Grove. Hlum'S Pharmacy: l'"nwn"d,
Rcnwrnd Drug CO.: MrMcch"n. Earrolrs
Pharmacy: WrllshurG. h% j. l.. l-lS"n.
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LONDON. Oct. Filth" British forces
fighting north of l." CnIrau have cap
turcd Nmcrval. according To the Off
rial ronurt from Field Marshal HaiC's
headquarters in France tonight. Til"
British arc new two niles from Nnlen-
Gi"nn"s. Tho text Of tho statement
says:
During tho night and carly morning
there was sharp fighting for possession
Of tho village of Amervnl. which We
captured during our attack yesterday.
Determined attacks to regain tho vii
lagc were repulscd.
EARLY this morning tho enemy made
an unsuccessful attempt to drive i'll
our advanced troops in the neighl"rhood
IF Tho Cambria Ravai road. We Sc
cured Il few prisoners. East and hort II
Of Domain our progress has continued
in the face "i considerable opposition.
we arc los: than twn miles from
Nalcnricnncs and have reached the
general lin" La Scntircllc-St. Amand-
gyTaiutrgnics We hold the west
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bank Of the Schcidt at AMI scScr"l
miles north OF Pant-Achin. northwest
Of Tournai.'
Haulchin Reached.

WITH THE ALLIED ARMIES IN.
NORTHERN FRANCE. Oct. Il. tBy the
Prrss).-Cyclisis nave
reached Haulchin. on the Scheldt, icss
Than three miles southwest Of the I'M
por,nnt city of Valcncicnnes. Inc III
fantry is pouring on after them.
The Disc canal has been crossed on
= wide front from Et..:ux southwark
against the heaviest resistance Hcre
rs elsewhere al along tbs part OF inc
battle area. the Germans arc iiEh':h"
with the realization that every cot Oh
ground lost inc-ca*eS tho monaco 20
their comrades for many miles 10 Inc
north ;4rd south.
Amclican troops participating IN this
action crossed the canal under heavy
fire. They and The British k!ll2d 4
great number Of Gcr!..-,.s WHO were AT
tempting To hnll tho "ast bank ana
fought to stop them after they had
gained ii.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-22
STATE CONVICTS WILL
WORK ON RAILROADS
Fifteen of the Number viii Be Taken
Out Today and VIII WORK
Near Benwood.

For In" first tim" ii the history OF
the state. and possibly in IN" history
OF the natlrll. stat. C"nv:r;S Will be-
en- ploycd on IN" railroads :" work AZ
laborers. Fifteen "a tn" prisoners Will
b. taken cCt/th;s morning and will De
taken 81 n rnIn; nra- B"uwn"d. where
tho will work rs trac1msn. II is said
shat the shortage 1f help has caused
the need o: tho convic,s. According
20 tho warden at tn" sta" prison. th"r"
viii; BE- nj least nifty ~ the prisoners
employed on the railroad within thc
near future.
Al the present time Their" arc convic's
from IN" stat" prison working on the
improvements 10 the narrows between
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-22
Time Brings Happiness
With The Dawn
The Coming of Baby Marks tho Ad-
won't of a Glorious Future.

sc!cnf lists say gr"a, stress should be
laid upon the remarkable Influence
which the mothers happy. prenatal
deposition has upon III" health md III
ture o: The generations 20 como.
There Is splendid preparation WON
On FOR over, half = century har" applied
before ,hc storh'S arrival. known as
Mothers Friend. This il st most CRATE
tul penetrating remedy that n; ono"
sostcns aud sooihrs Ii" myr!a! "f
broad. flat abdominal muscles nmGrr
the skin G, ;hr abdomen. r.: IT'S r"Eu-
lar use during tn" period the ncrT"$.
t"HGnnS and cords arr "clax"d and ih"r"
is shsenc" ~ nausea. hearnE-d"wn
pains. strain and general discomfort
NOR OTTER than otherwise experienced
when nature ~ unaid"G.
BY The use OF Mothers Fricad night
and morning III" muscles relax with
ease who! baby comes. ;hc tim" n :h.'
crisis - shorter md pain and danger -
naturally avoided
Writ" n" E-adAclL Regulator f"m-
yAny. Dept. E. Lunar HuIltlnG. Allan
tn. Georgia. fer Their M"fncrhnnt. Bnnh.
and Obtain n h"t:i" ~: Mothers .lr!aNd
from tn" druGEI>t. h.. all rr"as'> md
get into condition ~ EIc.t ,hc crisis.
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OVER SUBSCRIBED
(Continued from Page One.)

inc" of tho deeds now being reported.
said enc official.
"'Thr navy subscribed NOR" than siH-
oh0.6 said an announcement Today D!
Rear Admiral CQwl". navy liberty loan
officer. and this figure Will hc raised
10y later reports. Tho army a'*" madn
a fin" record. but IN" figures ar" yet in
complete. General l'"rShinE Cahl"l that
un to October Il members Of tn" cxpr-
dictionary force had subscribed Sl.@OI.-
0nn and that this probably would run
- two millions or mere.
Officials and employees % ninety
ssvcn shin yards subscribed S35.%$G. 500.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-22
WHEELING DRAFTEES
TO MORGANTOWN
ryenty-Th-ee to Go to Mcrgantown OIL
Friday, october rs.

IT,, ciiy draft board has issued the
lis, Of numcs OF the draft".S who are l"
70 to Morgantown Friday. October -
10 take I special e"urs" u! framing IL
IN, We; Virginia University. IN" l'hs
OF dcpartur. and other details haze no'
been received from military h"aoQuaF-
tcrs a, Charleston. bui these are OK
rec,sd IN Il few hours. tn" men Ne
cau.ioncd to take three blankets h"d Il
full supply of heavy undrrclothlns AM
socks with llirln.
Following Is ,he list as issued BY me
c.,y draft beard: Herbert L. l1Nc. NJ
rhur l.. Dyson. Henry l.. kcr'%, JACOB
=. G.. EngclharLt. loan l.. StaWIn. OH"
y, IwicIrr Daniel Mack john Anderson
Anthony Sou!"t,'ld. George r. Nno"!cH'
Elmer T. CunntnEham Charles l.
puckrr. Hurley r:dS"i. Forest Men
Brewer. Frederick Howell. STANLEY b.
Zwickrr. William J. Manlnn. KARL D.
Brandon. I.c. Mwhlman. Charles >
Sweeney. Robert y. Frazer. Ray Morgan
Aic,'urm,ck. john i. Man!on.
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GERMAN REPLY
(Continued from Page One.)

the arbitrary power III "h.Ea '"'hia"I
nlahncd tn" war and ha'; 'arr''" II ."
with ruthless fury.
Ii had become increasingly ''''l' MI
Henderson said. that un""nditiohal sur
render on the part Of thu rulers oi Ger
many WAS necessary III "rH"r ;nht 'n'
vital interests Of IN" h"rnfih p'"pic
themselves could +" SntCEuaruc".
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-22
YOU CAN'T WORK
WELL WITH A COLD
Relieve It with Or. Bel's Pine-Tar.
Honey and Enjoy Your Job.

constant coughing. whtrzing. shifting
Keep you from thinking clearly. Don't
feel hc%r?-h"Hd"d. %rippy. Swing into
H"il"n with pr. Bells Tiur-Tar-Hurcy
and free yourself IF cnld-dIScumCurt.
II - compnS"G If ingredients that
Southc the tickling throat. help Ia ease
the uncomfortable inflammation. loosen
III" phl"gm ana congestion and "asc
tn" breathing. Relieves grippe. hrnn.
ChitiS. asthma. hnnrS"nrsS. too. Ecnnu-
mlcal. satisfying. druggists every
where.
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r.ord Northcltffe,

LONDON. oct. 2l.---I.nrd NnrihCiitte
upon Gcrmany's reply to-
night. said:
"a has,y pcrusal Of the German note
Tcvnals>; That, with truly rrIssian
Srlfshness no mention IS mad" OF
Austria Hungary or Turkey. It >c"ms
To me that the document may II" read
,lther rs L means In gain tim" or as =
confession O: stat" of affairs mill
tari1y and economically w"r&" ,han wc
L.,
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huge LOAN GRANTED.

WASiIIN,iTpN. Gct. 2I.--Ncw credits
nr $"uu. nun. |nu FOR Italy and $lhn."hh
nun for crane" w"r" established to-day
h> tn" treasury. making the total
i,au> /" Italy $7.uGn. ""0.n0 and t.
France s.. iii. nnn.nr6. For all the allies
American loans NOW amount In $T,'?0.'
iT6.i6G.
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many other nation as proud " mol as
powerful has had 10 yield.
RUSHING THE HUN
(Coutinusd Prom Page One.)

and difficult fighting is expected in the
event thai a further eastward advance is
attempted OF this point
TIE british are not having an easy
tint around Nalcncicnnes. but they
have pushed forward To within three
miles Of tho city. Her" also the Ger
mans have the advantage III terrain.
The EalcncrnneSliirSon railway has
been nut on; Of action. This Toad. which
formerly was one of the Germans MAIN
lateral lines. lost much Of t:s value TO
them when They Evacuated Lille.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-22
Meeting Resistance.

BRITISH HEADQEARTERS IN
FRANCE. Oct. 2l.-It is tho general
impression that the. rcSlStanr Of the
enemy cvcrywhcrc is StifGcnins. Appar-
entity the rapidity of the British driv" in
Flanders ard northern France has
caused tho enemy to rrnlizc That the
allied forces arc approaching the father
land ut rate that. if not checked,
might before lon;; find their long range
guns nitching shells across III" Rhine.
Therefore. the enemy is pulling himself
together with Il view TO delaying III the
utmost the allied advance.
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uiccnunt EalGane.

LONDON. oct. @L--S IScount Hal
,,nn. former @"crcrary for war. OK.
messing his Vows ON G"rmanys reply
+, rr..siI.n, Wilson. said II" thought
Germany had conceded wha. i'r"Sd"n:
wilson REQUIRED. but III nu Indirect and
complex manner. Til" GlnbDralion "f
ncor. raudit,ra$. h" believed. would
rr,y. :; formidable business.
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Cured of Backing Cough.
For some Time ny littls boy now hve
..,ra I'D IND q terrible hacking cough.

yesrp old had q terrible backing couSE.
We became very much alaru"d ABOUT
his condition and tried Srr'FaI HittSF'hI
cough medicines. bat nothing mao t"'
Desired effect until "" began uS!nE
Cn;:gh L. molly. This was
ms, what he needed Ii relieved him
at once and by continuing its us" Tor a
.,or, time. ~ We wolf" writes Mrs.
t..,aS tIrr%t,r"ok Midiicviil". y. Y. You
may. will imacin" III" deep Crati"G" OF
TIA, mother Under ih"S" circumstances.
and Ina; sh" j. certain :" recommend
rI~mh, rlain's Cough Kennedy :" her
friends, and :hc2" personal rrc"'n'n"n-
,,a;i,us accnUnt III - large measure for
m. popularity "r his remedy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-22

GENEVA. ncr. Gi.--Ili.l harh"r IS un-
abb" - Accommodates all tn" submarine
which h1v" returned from 6*t"nd am:
Ir"s,Ii:g,r during N" pas; week and
sotr,. =, l,n:; ofr shore. according 10 ad-
vices received ii" =
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TAMPA (Fla.) Tribune.

The one admission that the govern
mcnt formed under Prince MaN!miiIah
Is responsible 10 the RcschSlag makes
GrrInany's 'acc"ptanc" Of Mr.. llSoh
terms TN" NEST monumental attempt al
!UUling Il MISC and H;unr people thIl ms
lurY rvCNr9s.
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COMMENT OF THE PRESS
lCOnt1nueu from Page One.)

Scrplion Of force without stint or limit
.\nQ This will be followed until Ger
many has been brought In Il full con-
ccSSiun OF ally aud American demands.
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Providence lR. II journal

The German government uHcrS reply
that Is not worth the paper OH which II
is printed. it is Il compliance III
form without yielding anything Except
what has "a be yielded Ia lnc hard argu-
muEl Il force