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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-03-31

ity. what a noble army of unconquer-
able warriors We should have"
All right" said Shakespeare.
Sheer away. Wellington. But you
real warriors couldn't get along with
out us just the same. Take the case
of Ulysses over there, or those or
Achilles, or Caesar. or Napoleon. or
Alexander, or any OF the rest Of the
historical Jack Johnson-what would
have become OF the swashbuckling
bunch If 1t hadn't been for US poets +?
Who'd ever have cared a hoot for
Henry the Fifth If he hadn't put him
on the map with my play? Who d
have known anything about Richard
the Third wanting to swap his king
dom for horse If 1t hadn't been for
me2"
Sure thing" said Macaulay. And
take the case OF Horatius at the bridge.
Why, If it hadn't been for that little
lay OF ancient Rome of mine the pub
lie wouldn't have known whether it
was the Brooklyn bridge or the grand
slam that made him famous. If Hec-
tor ia alive today. IL Is only because
Homer and Virgil embalmed the old
boy In imperishable verse. SO you
lighting men needn't get away with us,
and try to wipe out the poets corner
as a on-essential industry
"Righto.' said Wordsworth. gently
AS our beloved Bard OF Avon once
said, and he might truly have added
that we poets constitute the publicity
end OF the business. without which no
show would have the slightest chance
of getting across"
"Eggsactly.' said Pope femme
ask these warriors where Adams
great stunt of naming all the animals
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-03-31

or Noah's wonderful achievement in
plotting that prehistoric zoo of his
from Shemtown to the top of Ararat,
would have been today IL it hadn't
been for Moses?'
We'll, you never did anything for
me, that's certain" said Caesar. II
carved my place in history with my
own Commentaries"
Sure you did" retorted Homer.
Too stingy to hire a press agent. I
guess. You were like some of these
Arctic explorers who get themselves
copyrighted before they leave home.
covering all dramatic and moving pic
lure rights, and then dole themselves
out at seventeen dollars and eighty
two cents word, l know the kind
you were. Julius"
We'll. even at that" tnterposed
Shakespeare, I'D like to ask lust
where Brother julius wcHld be now II
II hadn't been for = ms TN X&sd have
been an unpopularco urxe sth college
instead OF a moving picture hero.
that's where, Who wrote Mark An
thongs speech over your PROSTATE re-
mains. Jule7 I did. Who dragged you
out of your sarcophagus and gave
Brutus the high sieH at Phillip with
your spook. produced at the piscatorial
moment ?"
Psychological moment. Bill" whis-
pered Milton
Never mind" returned Shakespeare
in a low voice. These soldiers aren't
overstrong on entomology Who did
that Julius7" he added in YOU'D voice
Why. little Willie Shakespeare did 1t.
that's who. You were q side-show.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-03-31

That's it," cried Shakespeare, COM
ing vaiiahtly to Homer's rescue. 1--WE
always owe our greatness to som body
else. man no sooner pulls off an
immortal stunt than he finds he didn't
do 1t at all, but that the whole thing
was the work of some retiring mol
lycoodle nobody ever heard OF before.
But don't YOU mind, Honey. They We
tried the same trick with me. and let
me tell you, old man, it's good press
agent stuff. Every time any boob
rises up to deny thar you wrote your
own works, IT puts you back on the
front page with Teddy Roosevelt and
the Bolshevfk. And another thing
I've always taken lot of comfort in
this7 thought: that If all the rest Of
these poets who are working overtime
to kesp their names fl the papers
had only got somebody else TO write
their beetrs for them. the way they
say you and / did. they'd have had
some [chsnca TO be as great as you
and I arc. Think, Honey. how de-
tghtfuHs Sftf ere sting the writings of
Doctor johnson would have been IL
anybody but Johnson had written
them"
by love. Cromwell laughed wei
lington. al johnson seized his cane
and shook it with apoplectic vigor at
Shakespeare, how fine it would have
been If ali our troops had always been
as ready for q scrap as these literary
fellers are when they get together. /
never knew anything this side of Kill
kenny with her cats to equal them
for sheer innate pugnacity OF spirit
II il could only be directed to some
good purpose. shedding the blood OF
iniauity instead or the ink OF prolix-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-03-31

You want to he careful Shakes
peare," grTnned SIR Walter Raleigh.
If those lines should ever trickle
through to Potsdam the Junkers would
deny that you were a German instead
OF claiming YOU as bright Jewel in
G'ermania's crown as they have been
doing OF late years"
Il should worry" said Sha kes-
peare, The fact is it has CALLED me
like the dickens to have them class
me as a German product anyhow, You
can search me, Walt. and If you find
the words made in Germany etched
anywhere on my person III let you
earase It with blue sitriol. and ! won't
take any ether while you're doing it.
! don't mind their saying that Adam
was 2 Prussian. and they can have
Anansas and Jonah K they want 'ena.
but not yours truly. Me? A Ger
man? like that"
Il shouldn't" said Homer I'D
resent it with all my saul ~
And srnite the bloomin' Tyre that
said IT, eh Hone?" said Dante
You have said it. Alligator, YOU
have said it" returned Homer
MY name Is Alghieri. not Alliga-
tor" retorted Dante. angrily
20. what's the difference? who
cares2' said Homer, earelessiy.
Il do. and there's q lot OF differ-
ence. replied Dante. When man
has worked as hard as | have 20
make name for himself he doesn't
care TO have it pied by careless
compositor.''
You see, Homer" interposed Doc
tor johnson, Dante was himself the
author OF his own greatness He
have been heard of bur for your
fransiators"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-03-31
Thinking only night and daytime how
to give the Kaiser H

Thinking only night and daytime how
to give the Kaiser H"
Too light, too light. 'said DR..
johnson. 1mpatiently. wouldn't do
at all. / ought not to have to tell
/ you. Alfred, that war poem should
/ hold the boom and thunder OF war.
and not, the tnkkle- tankie of the ball
room.'
Precisely" said Horace. "Pree-
cisely. LocksIey Hall may suggest
the bood-wsr, but not the strenuous
kind we are talking about. Now per-
sonally think old Jack Milton Is the
only real guy for war poetry In this
bunch. Miltonic splendor is demand
ed-something that runs along with
all the inexorable gst-there -osity Of
one of those British tanks"
Thank you, Horny. dear" said
| Milton, noddiug his head gratefully
IT the great Roman. TT is very kind
Ct yau 20 say that and / appreciate
IL"
Not at all. Milt," said Horace.
. Not at all. You always were TO my
mind the heavy weight cha mpion of
Farnassus II ] wanted to steam -roll
anything with poetry, I wouldn't
tackle the job with Rossetti. or any
one Of those cute little ribbon coun-
ter Eliza bthans, hut Ia ring YOU up
on the phone and I'd say: 'Jakey.
old man. this is no Job for n milk
fed nag Ike Pegasus I'm Offering YOU.
but sixty horse power road tractor
stunt. HE thee 10 the Pierian
garage, load up with forty gallons OF
three star gas. and go TO IL" Her
rick for a sonnet 70 a dadys shoe
a 4
old Jake Milton!"
Generally speaking. thee ia right"
said William Penn. but as a Quaker
feel that John would do Me JOB
too we'll for the comfort of the world.
He would make war sublime"
And so 1t is sublime" sad Shakes
peare. AT least this one Is. and we
want to keep II so. You wouldn't
have it made ridiculous. would you.
BIZ? II that's your object. Edward
Lear would be the poet for you with
his limericks. something like:
There was smart foot at Pots dam.
Who said. I'm the only / ann"
But when put to the proof
He slid from the roof
To the earth with ii sickentng slam.
Nonsense" said Doctor johnson.
sure it's nonsense" retorted
And if may say SO,
its darn good nonsense"
You ought to give us one on Won
Tirpitz. While" said Nelson. with a
laugh.
That" said Shakespeare. is i'm /
possible You may be able 10 drive 81 (
needle through cameFs eye. but YOU
can't squeeze Won "Trip into poetry. /
He can't be made to fit. The only
way you could get that old boy into |
poetry would he TO chuck him over !
board in mid-ccean and then write a !
poem on the ocean. Now Won Hin |
denbuE is different.
There was an old murder SNUG
Whose name IT was Won linden Bug
When they caught him they said /
Don't let's cut of his head.
But Just let him live--wtth that mug
ITS possibly deytlish tough
To treat the old savage so rough
But we think on the whole
For the good Of his soul
It's punishment cruel enough"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-03-31

Il have failed to notice that any
+sreat poetry is trickling through from
ne upper world these days" said
Momers stunning IT'S a. Long Way
From Heiicen," on his Tyre. as a num-
Der of distinguished Shades sat with
him i'm the. poets corner OF the
night
The war has not produced any
said Diogenes. trimming the wick OF
hts lantern. ~ have had my gljn1 ONT
Tor long time now and barring that
comic piece about the Kaiser, The
Him of Hate nary a line worth read :
ing has come across"
War" sad Doctor johnson, pom
aerously does not produce poetry.
War is not poet, and only poets
produce poetry. War is a ruffian' and
you might as we'll expect an elephant
no shine in the minuet as expect
svar----"
Elephants do not shine" retorted
Diogenes. Elephants are not boot
blacks. ami only bootblacks--''
Beiay therei Delay there!" cried
aAdmiral Nelson. banging the table
With his fist IF you two old codgers
get the floor in 4 hair splitting con
test the rest OF us will have to put
on gas masks and retire"
well laughed Homer. you're
all of you right johnson is right
when he says war is not poet Dio-
genes Is right when he says elephants
~sre not boothlacks. Nelson is right
when he warns US of an impending
Esss attack. and m right when I say
fhat no great poetry has trickled
sThrough of late from the upper world
were all right, so lets start In all
over again. wonder what has
caused the poetry famine"
s-g ITS because there hain't been no
ap6etry TO trickle through" said
shakespeare. " and the reason is that
an this free verse movement poetry
has been unsha ckled and has run
saway. There aren't any real poets
Jeff on the upper crust We're all
down here Now II the upper world
only had me TO fall back on it would
be aifferei>> My. what wouldn't I do
with this situation Imagine a lofty.
Swinging period beginning
Imperious Billfam bounced and turn
s ed or-mud.
bath bit the dust with dull and sick
# eTiiug thud.
sAnd madlv shrieks the wild tempest
As HURTING through his martial YER
inform
tt
s I guess we've had enough of that.
willie said Homer. stun Of that
.sort might make YOU more popular
on Broadway. but it don't 20 here I
wasn't talking Of blank verse, and cs-
:Fecally such blanketty- blank BLANK
verse as that but the real thing such
rs Virgil and / used TO write"
4 "or possibly l." interposed Milton
4 "or Rayhe mo- said Tsnuysou
"Ah. what wouldn't 7 give to write
another 'Locksley Hall' up 10 date! /
gan almost hear It ringing in my ears
now;
In the spring the Young mans fancy
lightly turns to thoughts of Huns
While he wades from Ypres to Nancy, {
Z heedless Of the shotted gun.
Dropping thoughts % Love and May .
time. dropping dreams Of Cupid I
s spell
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-03-31

lmperious Billfam bounced and turn
&@ ed toe-fnud.
Bath bit the dust with dull and sick
ef1iuE thud,
sAnd madlv shrieks the wild tempest
nous storm
As HURTING through his martial YER
inform
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-01-31
Gin neites 9icinisnnssuerfagrrn iiir
Silberaeiia.

Sir cine griinblihe mo feilnfrelc
stei,ligllng BON fIbernen, periilber-
ten. golocnen llno pergoloeten @e-
bralthsgegenltanoen aller slrt baberl
mir in Der ~Maque Hoblenplatte1
eil nciics Mittel, bos Iinfolge ieiner
Ginfahbeit uno Ipariamel 9ailoba-
bltng allies bisBer Gugepelene iiber-
'trifft.
Die beionoers norbereitete Blattc,
Die bel tdglihern @ebraud iiber elm
seSSabr )alt, miro in etnen &iibel aus
Sols ooer Yapiermobe, @lns ooer
Bor5ellan gelegt. MsetallsefdBe iino 3i
oernleioen, oa oieielbcn Ole Wirfl,na
Der 8lntte anfbeben. 0as @efdB miro
nit elmer beiBen Sooalolung altf
ieoes Bitter @aiier rehnet man linae-
fabr oreiBig @ramm Sooa ge.
fiillt. Die BON Sett uno Speiiereiteu
befreiten @eldirre legt man min in
oas entitanoene 8ao, tpobei genan
oarauf 5il adten it, oaB ieoer 5elI
Ser 5u reinigenben @egenltan0e nit
Der Blatte in 8eriibrilng fonmt. Ser
9feinielingsproSeB oauert ipenige Sc
funoen nno pollsiebt lid ganS bon
ieIbit. Die @egenitanoe ipiilt man
Damn in reinen iparmen Maller ob
unO trodnet iie gut ob. Stiide, bie
porber beldlagen ooer nit Orpo be.
baftet waren, erideinen nad Dem So.
De in reinem Silber- ooer @oIoglan8.
9as Serfabren bat ben unbeoingten
8or3ug, oaB oas Netal I'M @egen.
iat alt anberen 9lrsmitteln uid1t oil.
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gcgriffer miro. MiidltdnOe BON 9rel.
soe, sett, s1ure ufn. iirlo bier ansGe-
idloiien. MuBer Dem @ebranfsgc-
i1irr fontren nuh Brnnfiiiife obsr
sdn,udiaden i'm Babe gereinist wer-
ben.
Dns ,lene Gerfabren oiirfte oaS bill
ligite HeiltigungsmitteI iein; ferncr
part man biel 3eit uno Miibe, uno
aud Dom bpgieniIhen 5tan0punfte
aus lit es allen nn0eren Wetbooea
por5u5ieben. 9ie Ylatte lit itets &C.
brau1sfertig uno auf lire 8ertuen-
bllng 1lto unihdolihfeit oitrd) ter2
lcbieoene 2aboratorien uro llr1teril,-
1ungsan1ter gepriift Sic Elatten
iperoen in fiinf peribieoenen @roBen
bergeitelIt. Der Yreis oerielben lit 10
gering. ooB fie in feiren Sausbaite
feblen Iollten
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SnIan6.

gunoeslenator Milliam 9iigbes
BON Hatterion, g. s., lit am NaittDob
snbero gegen 10 llbr an elmer 8rol=
dial gnt5iiiioung geitorben Dicie
aranfbeit Iou onrh eiilen ibledteli
3abn etnltaltoe1 iein, Der 61lltiH
uno lhlieBlid) glntpersiftung eraelts-
te.
Solepb non 8rud BON Jiesu
Dorf, @eIhaftsfiibrer Der Wann q
Mann Cube @orfs. Elm oeitider I'm
tertan nnb gfeiernilt, Der beoeutelloe
@eIdafte nit Siibarnerifa naftc, lit
nIs feinoIiber alnsldnocr perbaftet
unO miro fir Die Oauer Des arieges
iriterlriert meroe,.
ssfl Chicago tpuroen aartoffeIn
in rola Sei0enpnpier eingeipidelt liHc
IN elegante 50sYillmo aiiten pcrpait
auf oen Morft gebradt Die @dnoler
berlangten fir oieie bobfein, ipie
Npfeliinen Derpnften &artoffeln S4
pro Dor, alio Sc pro Bfnno. Die
Nabrungsnlittel -slomirliitration, mel
he bon oieiem unperidanlten Ereiie
natiirlid) iofort III acnntnis geictt
ipiroe, rlahte ben 9erren Speflilnn-
ten einen oifen Strib olrh Die 9ied,-
nlrng Die Soroerlnlg bon $4 fir aar=
tofieln, ipeIhe einen tatl1hlihen
@ert BON nid)t mebr als $3.50 babeli,
muroe als SSalsa6ihneioerei be5eid,-
net mo Der 8erfauf perboteil.
Der lhmeoiid)e 9ampfcr vslnn-
Iia" fubr am Wfittipoh aberb initcr
Sem &onlmanoo oes 5ipeiten Sffisiers
in einen atlantiihen Safen ein. glah
Dem BON oiciein Offi5ier eritatteten
8eridte eri6oB Der &opit1n @oerns
in Der getri,nfenheit oen erltcn Diff
3ier 9. 81. Shirt. Nah geriibllng Der
Sat itiirnte Der &npitalt an 9ef,
itellte iid) onf oas @cl1nocr limo rit]-
tefc Die @affe gegen iidl ieIblt. Scr
Gorper fiel in oas Waeer lulo perianf
iofort Der i6peoiidbe aonilll bat el-
ne llnteriufung Der 9ffaire aliae-
oronet.
Der &anfmann @illiom gllir-
ger non ct. Soiepb, Mo, nel1er NIT
ieiner 5rau einen heftigen Streit but
te, iuuroe BON feinem 13 idhrigen
Sobne nieoergeihpiien. Der 0engcl
feuerte orei Sdiiiie onf ieinen 8ater
ab, BON oenen elmer fcbl gina nab
reno 5mei Sdiiiie ben Wann trofen.
gs lou feiue 9offnung aiif 5einc Ssie-
oerberItellung porbanoen leir.
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Die Maraniie be sslOrp.

gor oen Musbrlld Der fran50iii1e.t
Mepolution 5eidnete iib in Baris cine
MooemoiieIe Dufresne bnrd) lire
Ghonbeit nno ibrell fiiritliden 2ltrlls
dlls. SIR &nlis mar Ser Sanmei~
plat Ser eleganten @eIt, lno ibrenl
gbrgeiS feblte nibts aIs Der aoeIige
ysone. Oesbalb benuftragte iie eineil
ibr befrelnloetenM opofaten, einen bers
arlaten Marquis allsfiiloig 5u me-
d)erL Der gegen cine entlpredenoc
gitihaoigung ibr ieineu 9san1eu &C.
ben iDoae. Der @eiud)te mar IN Dem
Narquis De Jlorp balb geflinoen. Die
Ier belaB einlt Glitter IN Gabopen>
iebte aber iebt in tieflter Mrnlut in.
oilnfeIlten Teil BON Yaris. Wean leg
te linn cinen @eiratsfolltraft Dor, IN
lpelhem beiiiinmt ipitrDe, baB er iid'
IN einem beitimnlten Gage in Der
Stride ct. No1e ei1l5ufilloefl bnbe,
ieine graut sum Mltar fiibrcn, iih
oann aber iofort entferne ililo nieinals
ole @obnung ieiner Satin betrete.
Oafiir iolIte CT 1900 6ranfcn idbr.
lide Mente fir 2ebensoauer erbalten.
Ser Marquis milligte Elm, aaeroiigs
uirter orei Beoingilngen: eritens perz
langte er 10 niel @elo, llin iidb eilten
neuen gnsug beIAaffen 5ll fonnen,
looann iollte Die Eralillng obne Gen
gen ieincrIeits pon5ogen tucroen, uno
enolih perlangte er, bnB man ibnl
ieifte 2eibrente piertelidbrlith noral,s-
be5ablte.
Die 9ralilllg fano Itatt, er laI
feline Satin ME tpieoer, Die MN Iei-
men 0amen nno lein @appen trllg.
9od mar Der ebrgsi5igen sSrali Scar
quite De SlorD cine barte 5iibne fir
ibren Stols befdieoen. slls nod aus-
bruh Der yepolution bas cnlporre
8olf bic gneligen sur @nillotine
lhleppte, mar iie cine Der eriiclL Sic
auf Dem 8lutgeriiltte cnbeteil.
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Don beransmfommen. Mnd inf Grte
in Sent Mnb GiIer wi,rben vpmbca
geiuorfen.
Nus 4pnbun iuir6 gelneloet, man
babe in eine,n Seller Diele SOtc ae-
funben. Die 2ente iuaren bel BEN
9nftiaiffangriff Wontas abeno bort.
hin aefladtet, es fielen aber 5iuei
Vuuben in bns 0tbGnbe, riiien Die
Maube fort nnb bridten bic 0efe
bcs Sellers Elm, 10 ban bic 2ente &C.
t5tet mnrben. Nnker bieien befanben
iidJ nod biele lente in benz 8anit.
ole on Der glrbeit iuaren. Sin 0eilt.
lid)er mnroe bon elmer 8ombe setOtet,
ais er elmer Mn5abl 9eute, bic iid)
nad einem riideren" Crt geflidtct
batten, cine &ebe bielt. gmker tim
iunroem audi Md biele ieiner 3atbo'
rer get0tet.
0entid)e Ncroplane Iaben Wtittiuod)
abcn6 einen Angriff anf Earis se-
mad)t. Niebrere EeriDnen iunrben se=
tDtet nno piel Sdaoeh iunroe angs-
rihtet.
Rad Ipateren ysadrid)ten babcu
bic Staliener siuei uidJtise gergipi-
zen, ferner feds aanoncn nno INN
bert Naidinengeid)iite scnommen.
Mnh iunr6en 2600 0efangene ge-
innd)t. sSctt ftn6 Mrtiuerie 8dmpIc
i'm 0nnge.
ler WrunS fir BEN Grudl stpiIdlen
g2nmGnien unS 0luElano loll 6ns Gin
0riuoeu NumGniens in gei5arabiep
aelueien iein.
Nm N,;ttmad, moroen mod,teu sie
nemt;d,sn s;uer Wnop;ff omf s;nen
nm Gmsr;fonern hsishtsu (s,roben i'm
frnusSi;,d,em aamtfnrf;st 2mri glme.
rifaner iuurben get0tet, nier perlunn-
bet ano elmer gelangen genommen.
Der Angriff erfDlgte ipnbreno eines
Samples, an bem alle 3ipeige oes
amerifanilden Qeeres teilnabmen.
WGbren6 0er letten 5ebn Gage iui.rs
~ ~.
ben bon ben slmerifanern adt Wann
set6tet nno % ueriumnbet.
3iuei Mmerifancr, Die init 6em Hu.
ten areus in 8erbinouna iteben, iunr.
Den in Der italienildlen Stabt Meitre
onrdl oeut1dle gpmben aet6tet. Gic
bicsen 8m. Hlatt nnb yiidarS GnttS
Tairfielb. Sic iuaren Die eriten Nmc-
rifaner, Die an Der italieniIdJen ssront
aet6tet iunrSen. ssairfielb itammte ans
geeiu 0orf nub sglatt aus Baltimore.
Sic tuaren aeraSe nit eimem Niotur-
ebele iii oem Noten arems SoipitaI
III Neltre einaetroffen. Stint Bomber
fieleu in Sen Sof bes .Gpipitals, pier
HerIonen ,unroen aetDfet umo periuun,
set. barnuter mefrere Yatieuten.
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True translation filed with the
Postmaster at San Antonio on
January 3lst as required by the
act of October 9th 1917.
Cine 0epeIde aus glmiteroam iasf,
in Iolge Der iueit ausgebrelteten
Streifs in 0entidllano bdtten i'd bic
bsiStn Giiigel Der iOsialiitiiden BAR
tel in 0entldalaub G1tibemaRu
nnS 6aaic - NIT chamber ausee-
iSbnt. Wlon mer6e cine Neurganila-
tien Der uereinisttu Eartei pprneb-
men. gorlanfig l<i eiu Neurganila@
tiensfomite bon 500 erndnnt. Sine
2pnopner Oepeids bebanptet, IS ieien
10000 Streifer in Serliu nno bic
arbeiter an ben &ieler SAifsmerften,
in ben NmIfan @erfen 81 9ambnlg
nms ganienbe ppn Dlinensrbeitern
in @cfffaIen itreiften. Sine anoere
2onbOucr Gepefde meloet, bic Nad,-
ridten leieu iibcrtrieben, bic 3abl Der
Gtreifer lei lausr nidt 10 srok nno
lire 1orberungeii itieii piet gemahig=
ter selpeien als seaelbet wmr6e.
@ie ans 3iiridl seu,eloet wiro,
iino Die Herlintr Streifer sablreider
NIB Srobenber gelporoeu. Sic babcn
fsIaenbe sSsr6erungei an bic Negie-
rnna geiteilt: S4neler AbidluR ti-
mes aagemeinen 6riebens obne Gnt-
fAa6ignmg nnb Annerionen; Seilnai;-
me BON Mrbciter 0elegaten ailer
xauber an ben Trie6ensD Derbanolun-
gen; 8eiIere Scrteilnns ber sebens-
mittel; Nnfbebnug bes 8flasernngs-
snitanbes nn6 Gerite4nns bes 2edts,
Offentlide SerlammInnsen absnbal-
ten; Abidnffnng Der NilitGriiiernns
Der Mmnitipnsfabrifen; lOfortise
JreiIailnng aler politilden Hefange-
ner; OentofratiierMng Der Grmuola-
st Der StaatstiHrid]tnugen; Naae-
mtiues 8ablredt nit sebeimer biref-
ter 8abl.
Cine Son6pner Iepeide bebanptet,
in ben Worlta6ten 8trlins bGtten gu
iammenit6ft sspii@en Streifern mmO
Ssl0aten itattSrfnn0eu.
Anardiiten in ,0eIiiusfors Babeu
nHIerem yutiAnfter 1raneis in Ec=
tersbnrg mitseteilt, er iueroe peribn-
lid Derantiuortlid) se9alten, luenn
mniere 2esierung ben slnardiiten
Ierfmnn, Der iid in einein Uefang-
nis III sltlanta befinbet, nidt iOfOrt
in Jreibeit lete. ltnlcre yiegiernne
hat Gdritte IN ftinem Sdnk gefar,
Dbsleidj Jraneis fel6it etiuas oerarti-
ges nidt perlanet bat. Wau bofit,
eiurn IDIhen Sdnt bnrh bic 8olidc-
milf 9lcgiernna erlangem sn f0n.
men, Dbsleid) bic finniIhen Gebolt-
tisnare cine eisene Nesierane gebil-
bet baben. Sc ipu iibrigens in 6el.
fiusfOrs nnb in 8iborg alles rnbio
itin. Das fiibsife syinmlanb bis
6nmmersfors 1T, iuie Is beift, in ber
S1nben Der 9iepoIMtipnGre. Nis
NitsIieber Der friiberen finniIdeu
Hegiernms, einlAliefIid Der Senato
rem, iollen in Si6erbeit lein.
0ienstag nadt 5iuiiden Sebn mi
falb Elm 1tbr ria6ten bemtIdJe Qnff
Idiffe iuieoer Mngriffe anf gon6pn n
tOfeten babel orei qerIonen, iuabreni
sebn perlett iunrben. Man fiird)tel
abcr, bah in ben Jninen eimes ser
itOrten Sdlies nod weitere feds 9ei
den sefnn0en iuerben. 9as critic 9nft
IdJiff flps iiber bic synlel Sbanet mn
balb 5ebn llbr FIN. Gs id)eimen tin
aefabr ebeniu piele 9nftid)iffe an bic
lem Nngriff feiisenpmmen 81 baber
iuic ON bem Der borbersebenben Had)t
NHr iueuiaen selans es, big an Con
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-01-31

ri1tet llno ansgebiloet, bis tie cr-
nerbsfabig geiporoen iino l1no ben
&an1pf unls Dalein allfnebmen f0E=
nen, aber aud baum nod belpadt 8ar-
naroos 6hopfung lire eriten 5hrit-
te, Iorgt nod fir iie NIT &at lrto
Sat.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-04-25
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