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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-07
Important Me,0s
Quickly Told
EUents From Various
Sources Reduced to
Ma1alnaat7a Space.

PARIS December 6.-Thc Socialist
mcmbers of the Chamber OF Deputies
decided to-day 10 interpellatc the gov;
crnmcni on It's peace policies. as well
| as on tho allied policN toward Russia
An explanation Will be asked :ls to why
the signing of the armisticc.
WASHINGTON. December GA big
lilcnn Martin bombing plane flew from
Aronmorc, near Pittsburgh, TO Wash
hour and fifteen minutes to-day. Major
ii W. Lake. who acted as observer
for the division of military ueronau
ties. stated that this Is the fastest
ilirht ever made by machine OF this
type.
pouGHKEEPSIE. y. y. December c.
I Nassar college girls voted to-day 10
mex, June. These ceremonies had been
eliminated when the college put itself
OH Il war basis.
NEW YORK, December 6.-Neny
By, the famous newspaper writer,
whose record breaking trip around the
world created IA sensation som. twenty
Wilson in behalf OF starving people
In austria. according TO !, cornmunlca F..
ton received from her to-day.
LIMA. PERU. December G.-Follow-
Ane!no Barrcto has been asked TO UNI
dcr,akc the task Of forming a new
ministry. reru,s interests III Chile are
mer Chanccilor Tudcia vii be appoint
ed minister TO the United States
NEW YORK. December 6.--One hun-
Seventh Avenue subway battled to-
day for more than twenty minutes 100
feet Under the East River on the
Brooklyn side. When a squad OF po-
lice appeared on the scene both fac
tons turned OH them. stones, driils
iron bars. clubs and blackjacks figured
iii the melee.
NEW YORK. December 6-Freddlc
Weber WAS knocked unconscious tn
the SiN-da: bicycle race ut Madison
square Garden to-nigh; when Reggie
between Weber and Cory during a
sprint. smashed WeDerS wheel and
threw both Weber and himself TO the
rail.
WASHINGTON. December Ga half
million pounds Of I. y. Z. Is on it's
way from the Gillispe plant in New
Jersey Tor Fort w!ngate, y. NJ. The
War DEPARTMENT ordered the transfer
because the explosive will preserve It's
explosive quality in the dry climate
Of New Mexico for . longer period
=, NE w. ToEK' pecemhsr e;mHarold
LETT mi estate OF only 5000. it was
disclosed to-day by the filing OF his
vii! in the S sur ssa, cqpr not
WAS reported to have ranked among
those recorded in six figures.
WASlIINGToN. December 6--com-
mutation by President Wilson OF the
death Sentences imposed by military
court-martial at Camp shelby. Miss
upon Privates Thomas Barnes and
George T. Walker. convicted Of descr-
ton was announced to-day by the Wa
Department. The sentences were re-
duced in each case To twenty years.
GENEVA. December 6-Gencral
Skoropadski. the IIctman of the
Ukraine. has been Killed and all power
in that country is now in the hands al
the Cnionists. kiev Is now in the hands
OF Unionist troops, after n severe ba. :
tie, in which 10000 men. including ann
officers were killed or wounded nc
cording TO telegram received by the
Ckrainian bureau at Lausanne.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-07
WILSON SENDS MESSAGES
FROM U. S. TRANSPORT
Carter Glnss's Appointment First
Oiiiciai Business Forwarded
by Wireless.
SPECIAL CODE IS DEVISED
Executive Documents Will BE Given
Priority Over All Other Matters
Through the Naval Radio, 1t Is
Announced

WASHIN(iTOE. December o.-AIes-
sages directing the disposition OF Of
fetal business have begun to reach the
White llous, from Presidcn, Wilson
at sea aboard the transport George
Washington. Secretary Tumulty, who
went 10 New York to see the Prcsi-
dent of for the peace conference We'd
nesday got back To his desk to-day
III time 10 handle the first of the in
Slructions.
1T is understood that all the wire
less dispatches SO far have dealt only
with routine executive business and
except for a report on the nomination
- Carter Glass Secretary OF the
treasury. IL has not been necessary to
bring amy matter of Importance to the.
Presidents attention. Mr.. Tumulty ex-
poets. however, to communicate with
hts chief almost as freely az though
lie were IN the White !iouseN y spe-
cal code Tor the purpose has been de-
NlScu Ivy cipher experts. ard tho cS-
ccutive messages are given priority
ever all other business through the
naval radio
The APPOINTMENT of new director.
DAY, probably will bc delayed at lenst
until near the first OF the year. Direc.
tor-Gcncra! MchdooS resignation was
accepted. to take effect January l. or
until his successor WAS appointed
There are Indications that the Presi-
dent would like 10 have soyc idea Of
the possible attitude Of Congress to-
ward The railroad problem before an
bouncing the appointment.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-07
LEFT CARD; CONVICTED
willie Iiohson Sentenced to JnIl for
NobbinS Chicken COop-I'urSc
Snntcher Sent 10 penitent{ary

Willie liohson. q negro boy, was yes
tcrday, in the lluStings Court con-
81 Thomas G. Gordon. attorney. Of 1901
r.Gyd Avenue.
TIE defendant was sentenced 10
serve six months in Jail. Hobson, at
the time Of the robbery, according 10
the evidence, dropped his registration
card beside hcadless rooster which
ne overlooked after wr!nsing the
fowi'S neck.
Louis Grant was also convicted yes
terday and given three years in tho
prH!tentiary. He was charged With
snatching a pockethook. Alex Harris.
Charged with violation of The prohibit
lion law, was given a sentence OF $50
and one month in jail. Richard Peters
charged with 4 similar violation, was
acquitted.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-07
PERSONAL CREDIT SYSTEM
ADVOCATED BY HOUSTON
Secretary or Agriculture Files His
Annual Report. Showing
Progress Of Farming.

WASHINGTON. December GA sys-
tenn of personal credit associations for
the benefit of farmers whose financial
circumstances and scale OF operations
make 1t difficult for them to secure
accommodations through ordinary
channels is recommended in the an
nual report Of the Secretary of Agri-
culture. The men | have especially
In mind says the secretary. arc
those whose operations are on a small
scale and who arc not In most cases
intimately in touch with banking ma
chinery.. who know too little about
financial operations and whose cases
usually do not receive the affirmative
attention and sympathy OF the banker"
That the United States Will be COM
PEELED to follow for several years the
wartime policy of food conservation.
increased acreage OF crops and stim,I-
iation OF production is indicated by the
secretary. This will be necessary. SAYS
tho secretary. in order TO feed the
starving. nations Of Europe. Conser-
Walton, Increased production and the
maintenance of severe range of prices
WIZ bc necessary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-07
KING DEFEATS HERBERT
Closest Contest Yet Staged in Tournn.
ment Goes to Victor by
NnrroM Margin.

King won the pocket billiard match
Al tho ST. Elmo last night. defeating
Herbert by the narrow margin of three
points the score being 80 TO 81
THESE players were on even terms,
each playing 80. and in anticipation OF
hard-fousht game n large crowd was
present TO witness the contest. The
game was close Mt all stages, Mt one
time being tie at Al each. Herbert
then gradually pulled away and looked
TO be sure winner when he had
gained lead Of SIS TO ca.
Then the tide changed and in the
last two frames the balls simply re-
FUSED TO roll 10 llerbcrts liking he
scarcely having an opportunity to
pocket 4 bail. King made = fine run
OF II in next 10 the last frame. and
then. in the last, after several safe
Ties. IN which Herbert sustained 4
loss OF one point by Il scratch" King
finished the game with q brilliant run
or TO- the last shot being difficult
continuation which brought forth de-
served applause.
Standing OF the players:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-07
PREMIER DEMANDS
TRIAL OF WAR LORDS
Lloyd George Pledges Entire Influence of British Peace
Delegation to Obtain Justce-Will Exclude All
Alien Enemes-Kaiser Must Be Prosecuted

whole influence at the peace conference
TO see that justice is executed.
After what has happened in the last
four or five years, II is Impossible To
entertain III our midst II population OF
which considerable portion abused
our hospitality, This has been demon.
more. They spied and plotted and as
sisted Germany in forming plans for
the destruction of u country which Of
fcred them hospitality. They have for
feited any claim to remain.
Further, 1t would lead to inevitable
irritation and disturbance if Germans.
out Of the mouths OF the men whom
they for four years sought to destroy,
ana much as | regret that it is i'm
tween all nations. hold We arc up
against the events Of the last few
responsible. and she must abide the
consequences.
An the European allies have ac-
ceptcd the principle that the central
up to the limit of her capacity. The
allies propose 10 appoint committee
Of experts to examine the best method
Of eNacting the indemnity"
In one passage of his program. that
dealing with measures for an increase
of British output. Lloyd George says:
There is one condition for the sue
cess OF ali efforts to increase the out
put OF this country. namely confidence
Bolshevikism ID the poison Of production.
Russia proves that. Russia will not
begin the building up OF her produc-
,ivcness until Bolshevikism has worked
Itself ont"
IAN classes mus: give confidence to
those who have brains--those who have
capital. TO those with hearts and hands
to work. / say 10 labor: You shall
have justice. You shall have fair
trratmcn; and 4 fair share of the amen
tiles OF life. You shall have equal OPP
portunities with the rich To capital
say: You shall not he plundered and
pen;.lized. DO your duty by those who
work for YOU. and your future is free
for al the enterprise or capacity you
can give us
"Rut there must he equal justice. and
labor mus; have happiness in its heart.
We VIII tolerate no sweating. and
labor must have It's just reward"
Lloyd George in his statement
describes the extensive provisions the
government proposes for dischargiag
It's obligations To soldiers and sailors
alike TO the fallen. the crippled and
others. lie deals also with the nous
ing and mother problems connected
with postwar reconstruction and the
development of electrical power.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-07
SIZE OF AMERICAN NAVY
report of Admiral Griffln DiscIoses
Many Submarine ChnseYa Added
During Past Year.
! by Associated Press. /

WASHINGTON. December G.-The
Ha M navy viii number n total of
:2al vessels. including forty battle
s ,iiD and $2s destroyers, on July l.,
,..n, according 10 statement pre-
Jared by Rcar-Admiral Griffin, chief
Of The bureau Of Steam Engineering.
Tor the House Naval Committee and
made public to-day
RMS statement shows that when war
vas declared there were 3Gi sliips in
III" navy. while on November i. ten
naEs before hostiiities ceased. there
W.r" 80, exclusive al privately owned
Yachts. The srca,esa increase was 800
~ snbmarinc chasersN The increase in
"tSiroyerS WAS fort lone to total of
H;nety-two and that OF submarines
nom iorty-four to seventy nine.
only TWO Eagle boats had been com
pletcd on November l.
oniH' two hattleships were added 10
tnc fcct during the war, and only or.
VIII he added between this time and
JuiN ] 1890. Admiral cT;a,n said Six
others. however, actually are under
construction. two. the Tennessee
ana California, are approximately halr
completed. Work on three others is
yet 10 be started
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-07
tlSy Associated Prcss.l

LONDON, pcccmbc: Elm the de-
tailed rcstatcmcnt OF his policy, is
sued by Premier Lloyd George, calling
for trial and punishment or tho men re-
sponsihlc for the war. however high
their place. he pledged the entire in
iluenco OF the British government 1T
the peace conference TO sec that JUS
,cc WAS done. in declaring for the
expulsion and exclusion OF all enemy
aliens from British soil. the Premier
pointed out that Il considerable propor-
zion OF enemy residents in the United
hinEdom uJr!nS the war had abused
British hospitality and th':3 had for
icited their claims TO remain.
In his statement, The Premier. after
paying 4 warm tribute TO the soldiers
aud sailors of the empire. said:
The Kaiser must be prosecuted, The
Ii was frightfui. terrible crime; it
was Il crime the way 1t was planned
and in the deliberate wantonness with
which il was provoked. 1t also was
Il crime in the invasion of a helpless
!ittle state and in the wicked and :nost
brutal treatment OF that little state.
scrap of paper.
surely the war was crime. The
fact that all these iniquitous things
der tho imperial cdict of an autocrat
does not change their nature. The war
was a hideous, abominablc crime. Il
best young men of Europe to death
and nutila ton and has plunged myriads
OF homes into desolation. N#
MUST NOT NE LET OFF
BECAUSE HEADS WE'RE; CROWNED
rs no one responsible? Is no one
TO be called 10 account? Is there tn be
no punishment? Surely that is neither
Gods justice nor mans. The men re-
man race must not be let of because
their heads We're crowned when they
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-07
important NOfice-Change iR Schedule
OF Trn!ns NnrfollH and HEcntrrn Il. Il.

Effective Sunday. December g. tho
Cannon l.all train TO Norfolk viii leave
Richmond 100 \. NJ. dnstead OF ~
Nj. arriving Norfolk 1895 A. NJ
Leave Richmond y. NJ. to connect
with new train Go. -. making ioc:,l
stops Petersburg 10 Lynchburg. Leave
i.tchmond $3.50 y. NJ. la connect with
No. J Tor the west. No. viii icav.
Petersburg u. NJ. making local stops
20 Roanoke. Leave Richmond $50 II
NJ. TO connect with rev train fNo. 2a)
leaving Petersburg sos T.. NJ for al
stations Petersburg TO Bristol. day
coaches. Leave Richmond lU:l5 T. VI
To connect with No. - for the west
making limited stops; day coaches and
Slccpers.--AdV.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-07
MAYOR APPROVES REBATE
GnS Consumers Who Pnfd Too Much
VIII Get Ncfund--Lnbor Men
Continue Eight.

Mayor Ainslie has approved the City
Council resolution allowing II rebate
to all persons who were charged for
gas consumed during October at tho
increased rate provided by the new
ordinance. The resolution is in ac-
cordanco with the decision OF Judge
crGmp. OF the Law and Equity Court
that the attempt TO increase the
illegal.
X is stated that the Central Trades
aud Labor Council Will continue its
'hi against the higher gas rate and
IN hoing 80 Will claim that the price
was raised. from so cents 10 81 with
out public hearing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-07
CAPTURE MORE BOOZE
Drivers of Automobiles i.enp From
Vehicles mud Make Good Their
Escape.

FREDEEICkSErRC:. VA. nccember
G-Strgeant j. c. Chichester. Chief or
i'"lice5 ;. II. Perry and officer j. s.
stone captured two large automobiles
Nl!ed with liquor as they approached
lhis citN. coming from tho North ai an
""Hly non: this morning. The men In
ne cars jumped ana made their cs-
cap". Later one OF them was captured
~. car contained 225 quarts of whisky
iurcd gay. his name as George 1;.i
son i'onnan. Youngstown. Ohio tie
was tried to-day by Police Justice w.
-. hmhr"y and fined $500. and given
SIXTY DAYS In iail
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-07
Fire Partially Wreck. pInnt.

WlNciESTER. VA. December g.
Inc plant or tho Shenandoah Valley
Apple tsdcr and Vinegar Company.
near the Cumberland Valley Railroad.
IN North Winchester. was swept by
m" iaat night, causing damage or
about 10000. partly insured. The fire
Is though, To have heen caused by n
plant was threatened. The main build
way rapidly. d for "A time the entire
plant was TN. tened. the main build
Ing and eighteen enormous vinegar
tanks were ruined.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-07
{ n nov 1irector.
Sc, Medical Examiners.

Appointments fo- three vacancies on
the Board OF Medical Examiners OF
Virginia har" been announced by Gov
ernor Davis as follows: DR.. u. u. Ste
phcnson, Taona, 20 III the vacancy
in the Third Congressional Distric; oc-
casioncd by the resignation OF DIR. j.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-07

T. Wnrrincr. Dunville. to supply tho
vacancy In the Fifth CongrcssionaI
Of DR. Il. s. Martin. and Dir. Rober,
c. Randolph. Royce. Clarke County -
I'LL the uncxpired term OF Dr. W -
Bressional District IN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-07
SOUTHERN BADEN MAY
JOIN WITH SN I'pZEnI,tSD

LONDON. December 6.-Southern Ba-
den is seeking Incorporation in Swift
"cr!and, according 10 Baden news
papers, says a Copenhagen dispatch 10
the Daily Telegraph.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-07

4 toe allied commander In chief indicates
clearly that there took place a discus
\ nlon> of tho military clauses of the
Mace treaty as we'll. and particularly
~ the Franco British relations"
sHARN WILSON AGAINST
ASSUMING ROLE or .ARHITI;R
Is fGaulois. organ Of the Conservatives.
Yarns President Wilson against as
fcming tho role OF an arbiter, saying:
+ give arc convinced that the eminent
Statesman will understand that tho role
would help only the end of the in
tHgues Of the ranquished.
s a. ction Francois, mouthpiccc of the
Rbyalists. warns Mr.. Wilson that eco
rfomic conflicts. more than monarchicS
oT military groups, viii cause other
ssyiilinsly or not, President Wilson
seems TO be destined 10 be called upon
to arbitratc between two conflicting
currents Of opinion. one favoring Il
severe peace. in accordance with the
pcesent military circumstances. and
the other clamoring for u more ideal.
Isl ic peace, based upon the hope OF
Avoiding future wars and the reduction
OF the military burden.
alfred Capus. editor Of the Figaro
Writes: Wilson viii not abandon his
thought to German or EolShcvi< inter
pfetation. His collaboration with Glenn
cnceau, Lloyd George and Orlando will
assure what our Premier calls II icSiti-
lmtc daughter of such a victory.'
sMarcel Cachin. editor Of l.linnanitc,
the Socialisi organ puts ihe situation
more brutaliy; The allied govern
nlents arc forgetting. now that victory
has been won, the assurances repeated
q. thousandfold that the peoples were
sacrificing themselves nobly for an
ideal:
I'VE are sliding towards a peace OF
conquest. annexation and imperialism.
Each day brings new proofs Of this. y
rElsl n n ru1 In
of Vienna is being prepared under our
eyes.
But Wilson is coming to Europe
and II is impossible 10 stiile all the
protesting voices here
HOW AMERICAN ARMY or
OCCUPATION is RECEIVED
How the American army or occupa-
tipn is being received in the various
kilograms received here to-day. One
dispatch says that the Americans are
now. so numerous in Trier that they
are losing their novelty 10 the German
population.
General \. II. Smith, American civil
governor of tho occupied districts. Is
not recognizing the new soldiers and
workmenS government as Yet. He
called upon the old burgomaster Of
the town. who almost cried over the
unexpectedly decent treatment OF the
people by the Americans. AS LONG az
tho civilians conduct themselves dec
orously. the American regime will be
confined largely 10 military policemen
regulating the traffic.
es 50 r, far there has not been the slight
pie are reported to be bitter, bu, the
younger elements accept the new or
der without resentment.
pers of Tr WsFe p ibn in the
mems council warning the people
against demonstrations while thr
nTS in her midst. also
ing pE SnopkeeperS for supplies
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-07
NEW MANUAL. OUT
CITY Clerk Mcdowell BEING Commit
menied pom Its Nentness and
Connie fencxA.

City Clerk \. H. Mcdowell is being
congratulated on All sides for the OK.
Seiient manner in which the new City
Council Manual is gotten up. The
Manual gives facts and figures CON
corning tho city and it's government.
Is indeed a handy book OF reference
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-07
EARTHQUAKE TREMORS
SHAKE ENTIRE SOUTH
Needles at Georgetown Ohservntor,
Are Dislodged from the
Machine,
IBy Associated Press.l

WASHINGTON, December 6-An
earthquake OF great intensity, approxi-
inaieiy 25oD miles south of Washing
ton, was recorded early to-day on the
versity observatory The shocks, he
ginning at 3:4S o'clock and continuing
one hour: were SO severe that at one
minute after O'Clock the needles were
,iiSodgcd from the machine
mere was another sharp shock at
80 o'clock. and il WAS thought at
the observatory that the Disturbance
was in South America
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-07
AMERICAN FORCES no
-. OCGUIY GEtlIAA 1anIr..

~ COPENHAGEN. December G.-Alli.d
ana American forces will temDortrtv
occupy Berlin. az exercising pni.ce an,
peryis:on according 10 the Dcutschc
-AiIgemeine Heitung Of Berlin. which
patch TO this effect has been inicr
4 9spted by the Germans The news
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-07
Many Influenza Victims

LONDON December c-Six ,ho,,,
a a',a from Spanish influenza have oc.
cured IN Samoa. according In a Mel
a @pane ,a,nna,eh to ihe Exchange Teic.
trhtnchi has dispatched !, mrdica, STA n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-07
EN-KAISERS THIRD son
JOINS GOVERNMENT

LONDON, December 6.--Princc Adal-
bert, third son Of the former German
Emperor, has joined the present gov
crnmcnt. according to a Berlin dis
patch TO the Express. lie is now at
Potsdam. il is said.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-07
MUST NOT HE LET OFE>
BECAUSE HEADS WE'RE: CROWNED

papers says that Mannheim will be
similarly occupied.
The reason Tor this action on the part
OF the allies is said to he Il regret
table incident during which a super
wiser OF prisoners camp shot three
Frenchmen."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-07
SUES FOR $4,000
Elmer Hare Alleges Damages by the
southern URiiwRy--DnTrOn Wins
From TTanhfcr Commune.

IN tho Law aud Equity Court yes
terday Elmer Hare fled suit against
me Southern Railway Company for
10000 damages
=. "A. DanTon obtained n verdict OF
$3.50 against the Aulsbrook & Jones
Transfer Company.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-07
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

WATCHE,Los,. Schtiemans gold watch and
chain IN the Cohen Co Yesterday no.
turn To the i.oheM Co Enwara -. -
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-05-03

1usHes frozz- II was ezbsed 10 the
Belgian legation zs foll0Ws-
soldiers In October. 1915. tbs
Eing sztd 70 you-- II is xoar dury
- uph9ld- ~ tAe tsaaefTy and the
5rzreTT q Ehich ro1 have gwen
manitoba pro0<. the reButafiun
Fosr srlnz- Our national honor Is a.
SAKE
Eol have respDEdssd 10 the suaa-
u5uzs q Eezr King br q stabbOrn ard
EEc1ors5us 5efenss q the posssfons OF
the Tssr. henesforth historical.
Scldiers= ne king relies On sos.
Toz via prove =orshE q yozr
hru1herz- He1ce- tbs lzEosrflzh1r
Feszsfanes 70 the inradsrs- yoke calls
fora the adufrzs5on q fhe entire
HortE- ne TeeT mast renazin she
lnE1rsrzbls 1bztaeie aealnzs Ehseh IN
enanF ssraeks Eln - in razn-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-05-03
ORDER HELD Up. LIGHTS TO
GLoH on WHITE WAY

DE-TEE2- 1IzT z-Deurerls Great
EEhits TaF= All eloW vita Itz Eoztef
tFii1lzHer seEeu nights q EeeE thrl
su tHe sazrrer H0nLhE
AeeordirE 70 q ssieErzen r-reiFed -
lee Cli1rs11 11ef atrzz1tslral1c1 fhis
.I1Eai1E frcsl F1sI llE1aflzE1r-l-S-r os.--
cez1- lshtieas 15Eh1s hars hasu Ers-
rertsf Ter q rert1d ~ -arae raoufhs
a.. orrer tzEt1E effeet neEt Tlzurs1zF
-isht ard centtrl1nE ln f1roe uutil
ne uzEht o E1udzE. SET J.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-05-03

general staff. has addrezzea a procls-
ration % the Belgzan army IL king
.5lne-t-s name rec0gnzfnE the herose
and riceoEiouz defense asz5nst ths
German aHsaulsz On ne EEmpe-Laase-