davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1918-10-25

gu er5ielen, Oenn armenildcs @elo
nor 5ll 3eiten lelbIt ben Sultanet
niemols perabidellenslpert.
Sn elmer Siniidt unteriGeioen
liG sic glrmenier BON Den Sebroern:
lie lteben nit ser Scimat in Der
englten uno feitclten &crbinOung; lie
bo6en BORT ni6t blob ibren natio-
nalen, lo1oern audi ibren religioicn
M~ittelpunft Der @inpeit = Oas $50
triardot Don gti6miaO6in = mel
der cine mabrboit maaii6e @epolt
ausiibt. Gin ltarfcs @eflbl Der gu
Iantmenoeb0rigfeit prdgt iid aud i'm
6amiIienlebcn aus. Sci Der eroBen
Adtung uno &erebrung, melde Die
&inoer ben @ltern ent9egenbringell,
lit cine @erleBung Der ltraffen 90
milienperfaliung 10 gut mie ausge-
l6loIien. Aufiouig lit Die Ireie
Stenung oes @eibes. Seine Splr
BON So6terperfaut wie er rings in
BEN 2Gnoern I'M armenien I'M
S6mange lit, feline Acknowledgements
Der MGo6en binter 8orbong unO
Sitter. 0ie meiitcn oerielben lino
G6onbeiten bon 1arafteriltii6 NOR
genlGnoii6em Sppus. Gem ent-
lpri6t aud sic @orliebe fir HuR
uno Sdmuf. Ser lestere beltebt
aus oen i'm san5en nabcren Orient
gebrdu9li6en Miin5enfetten, Die
entpe0er ourd oos Saar geflodten
ooer an Ger Wliise befeitigt Deroen;
mitunter meroen audi 9ruit unO
Arme nit loldelt Soften iiberlooen.
Srob Oieier @ubiu6t 1T Die slrme-
nierin cine poroiiglide Sausfrau.
Die 8etriebIamfeit Itedt eben Dem
gonden Golfe in Ben @lieoern: Die
M6nner ermer6en unb lparen, Die
Srouen arbeiten unO nernoalt1noi-
gen Den Sausbeoarf.
&iniidtli6 fires @euBcrn Iino fat
ole Irmenier BON 9o6em NlldS,
pobIgebaut, aber CUR 9eleibtbeit
tinneigeno. 9ie Aueen Iino groB
unO iGmar5, oie Stirne lit nieorig,
Die Scale obne 9lusnabme lang, ge'
bogen uno ltarf p~ortreteno, oas @e-
l;dt lang, ooal. Sci iungen 2ellten,
pornebmli9 iolfen 0es wci''i6en
@ei6le6ts, lit Ser Seint me-, Die
Sallt friid un0 seiGmeioig. lleber
Gle Gradt Ser srmenier lit fur5 gu
bemerfpn, BOB lie BON ser i'm Orient
aagemein iibIiGen iid MIR ourd els
ncn idmar6en Surban o0er bobe
Yelsmiibe unO eincn Olmfelfarbigen
&aftan nnteriheioet. @tmas bunter
Washington Journal., 1918-10-25

8ornebme grmenierin in Nationaltra6t.
fotboIiiden @rmenier, Oie beute
= bon SEN ortboooren Irmeniern
be0rGngt gr0Btenteils anBer
2on6es Ieben. Mus oieier &ongre-
CATION lit ser be0eutenoite S6rift-
teller Ser neueren 3eit - Saul
2ufas SnoIdioi6ean berporge-
gougcn. Scr MitteIpunft Der Or
tbo6orie lit oos aitf ruiiii6em So
Sen geIegene &Ioiter @ti6mino5in.
Sod in Ser Witte 0es norigen
Sobrbunoerts maren Die Gerbalt-
niIie ooielbit mobrboft troItloie. Sic
regierenoen Yotriorden maren poll
Ieio, folideri @brgei5eS uno Sab
fudt; tie miihten ii6 nit ibren
@piSfopen ollentbal6en in Oie melt
li6en Ingelegenbeiten Ser Na6bar-
reide. 4lld mor Ser GinfIltB Der
airdenfiirIteu ouf oos GoIf, oas in
Nlrnlut unD ltnipiiienbeit perfom-
men mar, gang un~be0euteno.
Gem groBen geiltigcn Sntereiie,
peldles man Ser 8ergangenbeit oeS
ormeniifen Bottles unbeItritten 81.
fommen Iaiien muB, entipridt Der
beoeutenoe Ginorud, Sen man bonn
oan6e ielbit crb6It. Die geoero-
pbiide @eitaItune oes gan5en Sc
bittcS lit iebr eigenartig. 9ie an
Sen Irorot meitpGrts ani6lieBen-
Sen @cbirge biloen 5unGfit fem
gei6loIienes @ebirgslpltem; sic
cin5elnen Soften leeen ii6 nit iebr
Iteilen uno fontigen &iiden nno
our6 8oBi6arten g~eglieoert, 5tpi-
Iden @roreS unD @lipbrat un6 ge-
ben nod loeiter I'M @eiten in oos
md6tigc nSouienb-S n-@ebirge"
uno in 6os Muidurgebirge iiber,
meId Ieb.cre8 Ben gon5en &arm
5fpilden beioen OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
eusfiiat. 9os Snnere oieier Berg
moiien lit nod poaig unbefannt;
unbotmdBige auroenitdmme bauien
in oen Sdlu6ten unb @ngen uno
ba5en auf ben ausgeoebnten Sod
nei0en hire Sommerlager.
Gin anocres Bib bieten Die or
nteniiden @oditeppen, iene @ras-
flllren, meld)e in meiit betrd6tli6er
IuS0cbnuno oie Blateaus beden.
Die beoe~uten6iten oieier @raSfln.
rem finocn iidj gu beioen Seiten oes
oberen @rpbrat, buuptldAli6 aber
ouf Dem meiten, BON Nomaoentrt.
bus mimmcInoen Sc9fld6en DIT
lid oes @aniees. Sodarmenien
bingegcn 1T arm an Steppen.
@obl iino nuh bier Die fladen
&o6terrdiien (bis 2300 Wetcr)
nidt obne @rosmuds, uber tie 3D.
Washington Journal., 1918-10-25

OerDi6ter lit Ser Sroitcr Ser
MenIdbeit, er lit es, men1 Ser Sini-
mel iel5it i'm 6euollm1dtigt, wentt
inn Soft iein Siegel auf Die Stirit
ge0riidt uno menn er nift Inn
i9nooen 9otenlobn Oie 6imnllilhe
9otihaft bringt.
8onOen + en- 8~o6rbeiten
unterldeiOen ii@ Die groBen Silsen
bauptl16lih 0aOurh, OaB lie lei9ter
geglaubt weroen.
Sn manhen S6eoterltiiden
5eigt Iif crit oa, NOS aufbort, Ser
@ni1nger, p1breno in man6en an
Oeren ldou beim anfang allies auf-
bort.
@s it auf e:rOen feline &a6t,
9ie nidt nod i6ren S6immer
6Gtte:
90 groB lit feines llngliids Ma9t,
Sin 9liimlein bangt on ieiner
Settle.
Washington Journal., 1918-10-25

uor3ubringcn. Spdter berief So
mig 9ertao (SiriOotes), Ser in Som
cine Oor5iigIide geiitige ausbiIOnng
erbaIten botte, ben @rieden aga'
tbangeIos on ieinen Sof uno be-
a%uftraote i'm, icne annuIen Der
ormeniiden @eidid)te nieOerduidrei.
ben, peIde Bis gum @Iaubenswed].
lei 0es @oIFes rei6ten.
9lber erit bunoert Sabre fpdter
iduf @esrop ooS ormeniide &lpbo-
BET, nomit Gle rationale 2iterotur
begriinoet mar. Sbr beoeutenoIter
&eprGientnnt lit Wtoies bon Gbo.
rene, ser ben $40 Bis 400 lebte,
alto 100 Sabre alt purOe. Snlum,
adoron ltt!o @regor Magiitros per-
treteu Die i6one 2iterotur, 8oDib
Die IbiIoiopbie. 9ie berporro-
genoiten @eiitesperfe Ser @rieden
puroen ins @rmeniide ii6eriett.
geriibut lit aud iener Meditar
.getporoen ser 8egriinOer Ser na6
ibm benannten congregation Ser
Washington Journal., 1918-10-25

Die 6ineiii6e @eididiIofrote 1T
sic am meiteIten perbreitete Art o;e'
Ter @ruppe BON SdilOfroten. SIR
8obngebiet eritrcdt iid pom anlur
Bis our Sniel Simor. @bineiildc
Slider fongen Die Sd)ilofroteu NIT
fleildeefooerten 9lngeIbafen. SE Sen
nit &obr beltonoenen gitbtcn rnO
ben fleiner, in Ben Sangtlet. arg
miinoenOen @aiierIdufen baltsn lie
li6 nit gorIiebe ouf. Sn Sapm
peroen Tie beilig ge6alten, nno
fromme 2eute bitten ii1 noDl, &C.
iangene @dilofrote1 gu totem, 6r u
gen iie pielmebr gu ben Senlpeln
un0 icsen lie in Die fanalortigelt
@rdben, sic 0os Seili9tum ur10e9eT.
Oort weroen tie DON Den Brieltcrlt
Washington Journal., 1918-10-25

tpeiit, in ieinen 8ormen aber als
6rtli6 begren5t erideint unO and
in ieinem gei6idtliden Gusreifen
bon borpieeenO ortIi6er 9coeu-
ting lit. Gas ormeniide auItur.
Ieben lit fem ie~IbitGnoiges, aber es
bat oie Seine, aus neI6en es ber-
porging, fat unberiibrt bon duBe-
rem @infIiiIien fortentmifeIt. .Sn
Ser @ei6i6te freiIid bat armetien
feline epo6ole Stole geIpielt. Mber
mas 6a nod einn1ol ais auffIadern.
Der olt-eranii6er @eiit iid ermieS,
fiiat 6ie Glide 5piiden ben biito'
rid begInubieteu BanoIungen i'm
periiiden Sodlonoe unO ben al
IentboIben oerpiiGten @ei6ebniiien
i~enieits oes meoiiden unO aiipri-
Iden 8eItreibes. 9lus Dem pban.
toitii6en @efige Der Dor3oroaIti-
iden Gbronologie Der @ranier I6ei-
oct Iid ser bibliihe MDtbus bon
Der SintfIut aus, Der ii6 an oen
Berg Ararat gebeftet bat.
Isle ser Sinai i'm Siiopeiten
oes aiiatiiden Sentiments. 1T Ser
Mrarot elm @ohaItar Der 8elt.
Washington Journal., 1918-10-25
9as glplabet.

Oie &c gu@toben bes 4lpbabets
t0nnen 62O, 448, 401, 33,329,439,
$4,000 nal perf@ieben peritellt tpsr@
ben. Ollie 8epobner Der @rbe 5uz
iommen tDnnten in taufenO Millioz
men Sa6ren ni9t ollie m0gli4en 3us
fommeniteIlpngen nieberi9reiben, ou9
tpenn iebsr ginSelne tdgli9 40 Seis
ten I9reiben piirbe uno jebe Settle 40
perf9ieoene observation-disclosures
Itellungen entbielt. @iele 2eute iinb
ni9t einmal imItonbe, Die 3abl Der
m0gli9en Observation-Disclosures aus@
3ufpre9en.
Washington Journal., 1918-10-25
gu breGen.

SIN eroBan uno gar6en batten
sic armenier elm 1bnIides Sdidlal
erfabren pie Oie Sebrder. Sic
Stiirme ser 3eit batten lie ii6er et-
men eroBen Sell Ser alten 8elt ser
itreut. @Is bic Seloidufen in UT.
menien eingebro6en waren, muroc
Der peri6ont eebliebene Sell Der
@epobneri1oft na6 Dem noroli1en
&eriien abeefiibrt, Inn BORT 5pangs-
meiie angeiieoelt 81 peroen. gu
gleider 3eit bate etite freimiltge
aagemeine AuslpanOerlIng III Die b.
8untiniiden 9ropin5en, nod Ser
&rim, Dem 9on uno Der 8olga
Ylab se9riffen. l1eberaa in oieien
@egenoen, 5limaI in Den rniiilden,
entitanoen blibenOe armenii6e So
Washington Journal., 1918-10-25
ArntRntRtt rnA mir ArtttRntrr.
%un q. u. Sdiucigcr~2crdcHfcIo.

.SoiaoSOon" Sic 1a6tommen Salts
ober nSaigason". Soit mar 6l-
bor6erIt nadJ Babylon getponoert
pnO bate ooieIbit ben &0nig gelits
(gooD eridlaeen. GIsOann 500 er
nit ieinem @ei6Iedte oreibnit'
bert aiaontilten NGnnern tpie'
Scr beimn1rts uno nabm ietner.
Sit OiesieitS Oes Arorat, I'M @aue
0aron, ben Die 6oridung oui matl'
niafoden llmluegen in Der beuti-
oen @upbrotlonoidaft I'M Sereid
Ser Staot Muid erfannt bat. 3e'
nopbon botte oils eriter augen5eu9e
pom Stommlonoe Oes Soit berif-
tet. Gin armenier, Der @nfel
Soifs, griff gum @unoerltabe utlo
Itieg nit icinem gon5en @eidledte
iiber 6os .porIiegenoe @ebirge" IN
cine @bene binob, melde orf allen
Seiten BON boben @ebirgen nnn-
oeben mar; i'm SiiOen aber 9riibte
i'm (armenuc) nit idneepeiBem
Gdeitcl Elm gItuoter 5miI6en Sling
lingen.
llnperfennbor banOeIt es iid bier
INN Die aroyesebene un0 ben Gra-
rat. 9lrmenoc ielber griinOete am
6uBe zines mebr noroli6 gelege'
men gerges cine NieoerIuiiuug, Die
or no6 ieinem Sobue naragbos"
nonnte. 0ieien Nomen tragt nod
immer elm erIoi6ener Sultan 5pi-
Ideu @rirpan un0 AIeronoropoI in
HuiiiId-armcnien gu6 Die IN
oeren S0bne 6es 9(rmenac gaben
stdoten, 6liiIien un0 2anoitri6en
ibren Namen, Die ii6 a%uentbalben
Bis ouf oen Sag erboIten baben.
SSn Ser 6olge b~egriinoeten einbei-
miI6e @rit8en Oos oiipriid-orme-
niide SerriGergei6Iedt Ser pSoi'
Iunier" un6 yar3orunier", aus
lpeld Iebterem 0ie &oni9sODnaltie
BON @on berpor9ing. BUR 3eit
ser aIipriid- bebrGiiden &riege muir
oen biele iiioiide @efongene ols
aoIoniIten in @rmenien ongeiieoelt.
Gin No6fomme OerieIben mar ie-
ner S6amboo, ser als Saupt 0es
Stammes ser @a5roouiner (ooer
gograounier) Ser abn beg altbe-
riibmten &onigsgeidIedtes Der
,.gogrotioen~ lit. 0a Die lebtcn
SproIien oeSieIben (als gruiiniider
53peig) nod beute in &uBlano eri,
Itieren, oGbIen bic 9ngratioen Gebt
gogrotion genannt) 81 BEN 6ltelteat
@oelsgeitledten Der 8eIt.
IS wiiroe 81 weit fiibren, sic
1odintereIionte @eidi6te armeni-
ems ald mn ous5ugsipeiIe allf5lt-
roGen. @er 0os 4rmeniertum rif-
tig beltrteiIen mill, bat cine BOP
petite Iufgobe Dor fi6: Oas Stl.
oium 0es ormenii6en @eiitesle.
bens uno jones Der alien &nltur-
ltGtten. Snr groBen uto gan5eil
6Iiibte 0as ormenii6e @eiitesleben
nur fur5e 3eit, menige Sa6rbun-
oerte, mas o1tf Die perbGItnismd-
Bige fur5e poIitiide SeI6Itdnbigfeit
oes 2anoes 6u%riid8ufii6ren lit. SIN
Orient bil6et ollerorts u1O aaer-
5eit sic &eligion Die M~usgangs-
queae beg @eiiteslebens. 90 mar
cS ou6 in @rmenien. Ser @ripef-
fer oes Suites mar elm fromner
Wann = Ser @efebrer Ser 4rme-
nier = @regorius Slluminotor.
0ige Monument aus Dem @ltertum,
oaS 6mei Sobrtauieioen getrobt
Washington Journal., 1918-10-25

gepflegt uno bon fromnlen Bi!1erM
gefiittert. @inem groBcn EsiI Oer De-
Ooiferung obcr lit Die Sdilofr0te
MIR pegen ibres iGmodbaften 6lei'
Ites begebrensmert. aae @eidl'
I6iIofroten iinO auBerorOentIiH bill.
iige Siere, bic nit 8oriidt angcfa5t
iperopn miiiien. SIN 8erliner Adud-
RUM leben 5pei glrten, Die gr0Bcrc
afrifaniide un6 Die bier eenannte
Dit fiebt max nur ibre NaRnrobren
aus Dem Son0e berporragen, nab.
ren0 oas gan5e iibrige Sier beOettt
lit. sic fonlten ibren Sails idlongen.
artig wcit berporbringeu unO 6aben
in i9rem i6neaen 3ufaiien Oann
nod mebr nit Den Sdlangen &C.
mein.
Washington Journal., 1918-10-25

miro. aa bieies gilt mocs nur DON
Ben beIieren Samilien. GaS 2ano.
polf befiroet ii9 meiit in oiirftigen
@erbGltnifen. Sic 8e6aniungen
iino bielfa6 elcnOe grOioGer, mebr
als @obnung. 3asu fommen
Sic 9~eoridungen Der bcrridenoen
&ulIe uno bic ME enoenocn @emalt-
tGtigfeiten Ser it~reitluitigen &uroen.
Washington Journal., 1918-10-25

terc @Glfte oes u%ebcrnrrfes Big our
Sufte emporge5ogell unO Damn lei4t
Inn o;cielbe IN 6orm zines Sbapl.
g~iirtels geidlungrn, mas Der @cltalt
Gin origineaes, babel ober ~9rotesfes
g[uSie6en perIcibt. Sen &opf nit
leincm prodtpoaen ticfounflcn &aar
beoeft elm goIOoeitidteS adpp6en,
Inn meI6cs ser Sdleier gei6lungen
Washington Journal., 1918-10-25

Gum epigen 9iubme Ser ~beiii-
gen Gdar", oie i'm Sabre 1913 ..
CIR. III Ser S6Ia6t bei GbGronea
bis ailf Den lctten gPanu gefallen
mar, ibr &otcrlauo 81 ucrtcioigen.
erridJtctcn sic Gbe6auer auf Dem
GRADE Der Y~eliegten eilen 9omen
aus Gtein, Elm monulncntales @erf,
Dos id)on ourd feline @robe uno
a~usoebmlng Die @cluuaoerung oler
Snbrbunoerte fanO. @dbreno oeS
Samples UNI Die llnabbdnaigfeiI
Washington Journal., 1918-10-25

Sein @cburtSort 1T gr5inoion, Der
Srt in Der GupbrotpiIonis Iiio'
ueitIid BON Gr5ertm. Die Gotur
lit bier ipie gcidoifen Inn MGn.
ner BON itorfer @iacnsfroft Der.
Washington Journal., 1918-10-25

lit Sic peibIide Sradt. 9lm belieb'
teIten Iino rote ODER gelbe Stoffe;
iie iino bGufig iebr foIt6ar, uuo ni6t
minOcr mertpoa iinO Die Stidereien,
ipeId)e oie &IeiOer 5ieren. Die
Sauptfleiounosltiide iino: rote &lu-
0er6oien, Sadie nno talerartiger
'lteberrod, ser bGufig in cine longe
S6leppe enoet. Metit miro Die I'M
Washington Journal., 1918-10-25

@rie6enlanos muroe oas ebrmiir-
bate, pcrltiimmeIt. Nian iprengte
es in bie Suit, in Der Meinung, ooB
GdGbe unter Oemielben 6~egra6en
Iiegen f0nnten. Ser &opi Oes 2o-
men mar gliidIiGerpeiie iait gar
uibt beiGdoiet, uno 10 blieben oenn
Gle Griinmer 6es SteintoIoiies OH
&labe licgcn. Die ar6aologii6e
@eieai6ait in atben bat oen aIten
20mcn BON GbGronea i'm Sabre
1908 mie6er auiltellen unO reitau.
rieren laiien.
Washington Journal., 1918-10-25

Grmenien gebort unitreiti9 81
ben fIoIiii6iten 2GuOeru &oroer-
aliens. Inf 0cn un9ebeuren Sod.
I6noern I'M SiiOen uno Siiopeitcn
bon Rautdiieu bat iif eiu eieenor.
tiger anltrrtreis eutipidelt, Der
stuor in ieinen @runOeIementen
nuf 6as 1lteIte Semitentilm bin.
Washington Journal., 1918-10-25

Ionieu, tpeI6e iid ousgiebigen
S6uees ieitens Der /betreffenoet
Mo6tbaber e%rfrcuten. Cine dlpelte
ausponoeasng i'm groBen Stile
fano wGbreno un6 no9 Der Tata'
reninbaIion Itatt. 9urG i9ret 9elit
permodten sic 9(rnlerier raider als
our6 lire Siigiomfeit cine leiolidc
@eritGnoieung nit ibren @eOrildern
Washington Journal., 1918-10-25

@brpiirOio iino Die ueberIieferun-
gen pom Mllsgan9e oes ormenii6en
@oIfes. Sem Stammnoter lit Ser
Sopbet-@nfel Saif. Na6 inn
ronuten Die 9lrmenier ibr 2on0
The Cordova daily times., 1918-12-06
WILSON ENJOYS MAKE-BELIEYE
 SUB ATTACK

ABOARD THE STEAMER GEORGE Dec. tby Associated Press) ).-President Wilson today faced the task which American troops had to face when going to France The ships company, including the Presi- dent, were forced to don life presery- CTS and prepare to abandon the ship. Theoretically the vessel was attacked by submarine. The alarm bell and a buzzer in President Wilson's apart ment gave the signal to prepare to take to the boats.
 Having previously received instruc- tions. the President left his of1ice called his wife, led her to a lifeboat and assisted her to adjust a life pre- server. The two stool in line wait ing Meanwhile all the ship com pany were doing the same.
 The drill was conducted perfectly, and the crew and passengers could have abandoned the ship in ten min utes. A steadily roughening sea pre- vailed. and the conveying destroyers resembled big submarines awash
 President Wilson seemingly is en- toying the trip.
The Cordova daily times., 1918-12-06
HOCKEY WILL AGAIN
 BE POPULAR SPORT

VANCOUVER, B. C., Dee. 6.-With the return of peace, hockey prospects are frightening Representatives of the Pacific Coast Hockey Association ;eams are to meet soon to discuss tEe l91S-19 plans ard to draw up n schedule. According 10 Frank Pat rick of Vancouver. president of the league, the season will start about January 1.
 Victoria, B. C., which has been out of the league several seasons, will be on the schedule this year. Mir. Patrick announced recently. Workmen are now fitting up the Victoria ice rink and will have it ready for opening this month.
 Seattle and Vancouver are two other teams certain of places, MT. Patrick said. The Seattle rink will open in few weeks, and the Vancouver rink as soon as the influenza ban is lifted
 Portland, Ore, may be the fourth team in the league. Two years ago Portland won the championship. Last year 1t did not fare as well. Spokane, which had a team in the league two years ago, probably will not be in this year, Mir Patrick said.
 All the teams, either this year or next will have on their rolls num- Der of veterans of the great war, six teen former coast stars having joined the Canadian or American forces. Many of them, 1t Is believed, will soon be back.
The Cordova daily times., 1918-12-06
QUAKE SHOCK
 CAUSES HAVOC
 IN VANCOUVER

VANCOUVER, B. C., Dec. 6 (by As soCiated Press).-A violent earth quake shock at 12:45 last night, last ing two minutes and accompanied by rumbling sound, was experienced in this city. Occupants of tall build ings were seized with nausea. so yio- lent was the shock. People were awakened from sleep by the tumbling Of furniture and breaking dishes.
 The shock also was felt at Seattle and Victoria.
 Violent Quake to the South
 WASHINGTON, Dec. (by AssO- ciated pressl-A great earthquake twenty-five hundred miles south of was recorded at the gov ernment observatory here at 3 45 this morning The disturbance continued for an hour. and was so severe that tEc needles were dislodged from the machine.
The Cordova daily times., 1918-12-06
BREST TO HAIL ECHAMPI0N
 OF LIBERTY


 PARIS, Dec. 6 tby Associated PressD The city council of Brest, where President Wilson is to land. is preparing an elaborate reception to the chief executive of the great Ameri- can republic.
 The landing probably will be made in that portion of the harbor where the American troops disembarked on their arrival in Europe. A triumphal arch and q reproduction of the statue of Liberty will be built, and across the streets will be hung banners carrying the legend. Homage to the Champion of Liberty. Long Live the Apostle of International Justice!"
The Cordova daily times., 1918-12-06
ONLY CONTEMPT FOR WAILINCS
 GROWN PRINCE

LONDON. Dec. 6 (by Associated PressD. English newspapers note with contempt the abjoct attempt of the former kaiser and former crown prince and other German dignitaries to protest their innocence and to at tribute to others Gcrmany's ruin. The Daily Mail says:
 ''The crown prince. in saving he never desired war, evidently forgot his earlier statement, made several years ago, about a jolly old var"
 Washington Takes No Part
 WASHINGTON. Dec. 6 (by AssO- ciated Press). The United States has held aloof from the controversy over the cXtradition of the former kaiser. The state department officials say that no expression of opinion on the subject has been made officially.
 One of Kaisers Brood Plays Safe
 LONDON. Dec. Cby Associated Press). Prince Albert, third son Of the former German kaiser. has joined the present German government. and is now at Potsdam.
The Cordova daily times., 1918-12-06
MOTOR TRUCKS USED IN RURAL
 MAIL ROUTES

WASHINGTON. Dec G. Cross -coun. try operation of mail carrying motor trucks, tried out by the postoffice de. partment on an experimental but nevertheless big scale. during the last year, has been great success James l. Blakeslee. fourth assistant postmas- ter general has found that one truck route between Philadelphia and Wash ington, cutting chiefly through terri tory without direct rail connection and costing $500 a month to operate, has in eight months developed rev enue of $l6.000 monthly. Another route into Washington, where 2S par. cels day were moved during the first month. now shows one ton of traffic each way every 24 hours.
 Seventy lines now operate over the country, all but one east of the Miss issippi, and there are visions of sys- tenn which will furnish s360, ,OO0, 900 annually in revenue for road construc- tion or other purposes.
 Why. General Pershing has 5000
The Cordova daily times., 1918-12-06
GIVES EXPOSE OF PR0-CERNlAN AMERICANS
LIST INCLUDES A NUMBER OF PROMINENT PERSONS
SERVICES OF BUSINESS
 MEN ARE OFFERED

ATLANTIC CITY, N. j., Dec. 6 (by Associated PressD The organized business men of America, through the reconstruction congress of war serv- ice committees, has decided to send q commission to Europe to be avail able to the American peace delegates if they need assistance in working out economic problems.
The Cordova daily times., 1918-12-06
MILLER DEFEATS YODEL
 AND IS NOW CHAMP

LOS ANGELES, Dec 6 (by Asso- ciated PressJ.- Walter Miller won the worlds middlewcight championship by defeating Mike Yodel in wres- ting match last night in this city. Miller won two out of three falls.
The Cordova daily times., 1918-12-06
PUNISHMENT OF MILITARY
 PRISONERS TOO SEVERE

WASHINGTON, Dec. 6 (by Asso- ciated Press) The practice of tying military prisoners to the bars of their cells, and all other methods of severe corporal punishment, have been abol- ished by the war department In promugating the order Secretary Secretary Baker said the efficiency of such punishment was questionable
The Cordova daily times., 1918-12-06
MANY CASUALTIES
 STILL UNREPORTED

WASHINGTON, Dee. 6 (by Asso- ciated PressD Sixteen thousand ma jor casualties, including those killed in action or who died of wounds. and missing, have not yet been reported The arrears of minor casualties are much larger
The Cordova daily times., 1918-12-06
TOTAL LOSS MERCHANT
 TONNAGE DURING WAR

LONDON, Dec. (by Associated Press).-It was officially announced today that the worlds total loss of merchant tonnage reached 15,053.7S6 gross tons from the beginning of the war to the end of last October.
The Cordova daily times., 1918-12-06
MACKENSEN DESERTS
 RATHER THAN SUBMIT

PARIS, Dec. 6 tby Associated Pressl A dispatch from Frankfort says that General Mackensen has de serted the army he was leading home from Rumania, as he did not want to see them disarmed
The Cordova daily times., 1918-12-06
EXPLOSION IN POWDER
 MILL KILLS THIRTEEN

COMPTON LAKES, N. J. Dee. 6 (by Associated Press).-FOur eXplo- sions last night destroyed the de tonator assembling building of the Dupont cap works and killed thirteen persons More than score of others were injured.
The Cordova daily times., 1918-12-06
INFLUENZA CLAIMS SIX
 THOUSAND IN SAMOA

LONDON. Dec. 6 (by Associated Press).-A dispatch from Melbourne says that Spanish influenza has killed six thousand persons at Samoa. A Samoa by the Australians.
The Cordova daily times., 1918-12-06
BUREAU UNEARTHS SOME
 VERY DAMACIl|C EVIDENCE

WASHINGTON, Dee. lby Associated Prcss).-In telling th story of the German propaganda in Amcrca A. Bruce BicIasi, chief of the bureau information the parmcnt of ustic today laid before the committee i'm vestlgatlng the brewery and German propaganda caInral~ exchanged in 1916 between Non BcrnstorI the German and the German foreign office
 One of Non Bcrstors urged that special favor be shown to William Rayard Hale American about visit Berlin as newspaper correspondent, boca, he s employed by tn" Hearst newspapers which h" depended upon favor 'irrmany.'
 BoasH said Hale wa~ on the Hearst uvro for >}oo per week, and also employed at $l5OOO yearly by the publicity organization formed here by Dr. D,lnbrrg hc German p,,I- 2andIS who expelled from the nitod States The witness said that Hale had been the confidential the German embassy.
The Cordova daily times., 1918-12-06
HOCLAND STARTS BACK
 HOME IN AN AIRSHIP

SEATTLE. Dec. (by Associated Fress) ).-Lieutenan Hogland probably vii. start on his return flight to Sac ramento today
The Cordova daily times., 1918-12-06
FAIRBANKS OFFICIALS
 GIVEN IMPROVEMENTS

WASHINGTON. Dee. Yesterday the names of Judge Charles E. Bunnell and P A. Roth of Fairbanks were sent to the senate for confirmation as presidential nominees as judge and district attorney. respectively, of the ! .rAL division of Alaska.
The Cordova daily times., 1918-12-06
WILSON IS DUE IN
 PARIS NEXT FRIDAY

PARIS. Dec 6 (by Associated Pressl The Echo de Paris says that President Wilson will arrive in Paris on Friday, December 13.