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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-01-02
GERMAN DELEGATES
TAINTED ON THEIR
JUNKERISM DEMANDS
Teutons Express Willing
ness to Evacuate Russia
But Not Riga.

PETROGRAD, Jan 2.-The Brest-
itoYslt conference ended with the
Russian delegates taunting the Ger
mans on their junkerism demands.
according to returned delegates. They
said Germany expressed a willingness
to evacuate white Russia but refused
to withdraw from Riga, Libau and
other big cities, unless there was q
general peace. The Russian dele
gates believe the scheme was to keep
great bodies of troops in these sections
to influence the people in voting on
their future government. At today's
sessions on the exchange of prison
ers the Russians demanded that Ger
many release all Germ& socialists
Imprisoned. The head of the Ger
man mission held the demand was
purely political but promised to COM
municate the demand to Berlin. He
made it clear that the Russians in
tend to demand the release of all the
Polish civilians Germany has imm
pressed as laborers.
Rumanians Shoot Bolshevild.
AS the result of the Bolsheviki re-
fusal to send the Rumanian troops
food the fourth Rumanian army oc-
cUpied three Bessarabian towns and
shot the Bolsheviki leaders. Notes
from Trotslfy to the Rumanian am
bassador, accusing the Rumanians of
siding Kaledines are further straining
the relations which have been critical
since the Rumanians opposed an ar
mistice or separate peace.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-01-02
MANNREMOvED
ASCOMMANDER
Of RAINBOWS
Assigned to Command of
Eastern Dept. as Result Of
Continued Ill Health.
SIBERT TO BE GIVEN
SOUTHWESTERN DEPT.
Friction With Pershing Be-
lieved Responsible for
Transfer.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 2.-orders
were issued today assigning General
Mann, commanding the Rainbow di-
vision in France TO command of the
eastern department succeeding Cen
cral HoyIe, who retired. 1t is re-
ported General Sibert will soon be
assigned to the southeastern depart
ment command The Sibert assign
ment Is apparently the direct result
OF Pershing recommendation. Mann.
who is in a hospital here, said the
Rainbows were in good spirits and
progressing ably. despite the inces-
SAINT wet and cold which is lnflicting
nardships.
General Charles Mencher succeeds
Mann. Sibert's successor is unknown.
II was recently rumored there was
friction between Pershing and Sibert
which is believed to he the cause Of
his removal from an important to an
unimportant post.
Manns assignment has been ex'
pected for some time as he has been
I'm the hospital and deemed physical
ly unable to continue the active di-
rection OF such an important division
as the Ralnbows. Sibert has been
the head of Pershing's forces.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-01-02
GERMAN TREATMENT
OF U. S. PRISONERS
AROUSES SAMMIES
Up. ]. PEGLER.

WITH AMERICAN ARMY, Jan. ..
An official bulletin was issued to
every man today. citing the fact the
Germans in the November raid cap
tured u Americans and illustrated
German papers shortly afterwards
showing the American prisoners.
showed only five men. surrounded by
a taunting crowd. The men were
told to draw their own conclusion as
to what happened to the other seven
The Sammies' traditional good hu-
NOR is changing to rage. They arc
resolving to fight to the death ii pos
sible even in the face of overwhelm-
ing numbers. Teutonic plans TO
treat other American prisoners as
persons of no intelligence" and place
them under unusual hardships are
bitterly resented.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-01-02
NEW CAMOUFLAGE IN
BOOTLEGGING LIQUOR
IS DISCOVERED HERE
Empty Cigar Boxes With
Handful Of Marbles Pack
ed in Ends of Trunk.

A new and clever trick in bootleg
ging camouflage was discovered when
the whiskcy trunk seized several
days ago by Sheriff Taylor was op-
ened. To mislead anyone handling
or examining the trunk, four empty
cigar boxes had been packed in the
trunk and in each was a handful of
marbles which would roll about as
the trunk was handled. No telltale
splash of liquor could be heard above
the roll of the marbles.
Though he stoutly denied his guilt,
Henry Earl Jefries arrested and
charged with violating the prohibition
ordinance, was convicted in justice
court this morning and kiven sem
tence of $500 fine or 100 days in jail
Sheriff Taylor had a convincing
case against him. Three men VINO
had handled the baggage in this city
or en- route from Pasco testified that
Jefrles had claimed the trunk. Keys
found in his possession fitted the
Yale lock on his trunk and hali
fare ticket from Mssoula. Montana
upon which baggage had been check
ed was found on him. A marble, sim
liar to those in the trunk, was in his
suitcase. A baggage check corrre-
sponding with the check number on
his trunk was found at the entrance
Sc the court house and Sheriff Tay-
lor testified that he had fumbled with
his pockets all the way to the court
house.
His defense was pitifully weak, be-
ing nothing more than denial OF
some facts and an attempt to make
others appear insufficient to fasten
the offense on him He admitted
having used a number of different
names and having come from Pasco
end Spokane just before being pick
ed nm
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-01-02
LIEGE'S DEFENDER
POINTS To AMERICA

LONDON. Jan. The Daily Mail
correspondent in Berne, Switzerland.
telegraphs under date of Saturday:
7 have called on Gen. Leman, the
heroic defender of Liege, who, after
more than three years Imprisonment
has been repatriated by Germany.
Stiff and no longer lithsom in gait,
with his shoulders but not his Will
bent by tribulation, this great soldier
seemed to me like Il 'revenaut-an
immortal come back from the realm
of shadows and heroic dead TO call TO
us mortals, Brothers, fight on! fight
on, The good fight is not Yet Won
He said,
- have always thought greatly
Of England. What could we little
nations do without her help? Little
except die in the breach. If Eng
land lost faith or faltered. liberty
would be betrayed But it Will not
falter Mute Asia and India. mute
eyed Africa look to England, and
from the Atlantic horizon comes the
liberty voice of awakened Anglo-Sax-
oudom-IeadinE ALL America"
\ despatch from Zurich last Thurs
day reported that Gen. Leman had
arrived there. the German govern
meut having consented to his intern
ment in Switzerland" y Geneva de-
spatCh of the same dates stated that
on his way to Switzerland new diff
culties arose and he was arrested on
the frontier at Constance"
The Daily Mail despatch shows
that the General has reached the cap
itaI of switzerland
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-01-02
Speed and Coordination in
ShipbuiIding Also Prim-
airy Victory Requisites.
UNITY BETWEEN u. S.
AND ALLIES ESSENTIAL
Training Period of Troops
Here Will Probably be
Shortened. 4

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2.-Ameriean
fighting forces must be dispatched to
Europe with the least possible delay
incident to training and equipment.
Colonel Houses mission to the allied
countries recommended to Secretary
Lansing. He also held that speed
and systematic coordination in ship
building are the primary requisites.
while a whole unity of effort in mi
litary, naval and economic matters
between the United States and the
allies is held essential The recon-
mendations mean that the allies here
after will cooperate and the training
period will doubtless be shortened
The report shows the session succeed
ed in it's purpose of reaching a defi-
mite working plan for the prosecution
of war.
Text of Recommendations
The full text of recommendations is
as follows: That the United States
exert all her influence to secure an
entire unity of effort, military, naval.
economic between themselves and the
countries associated with them in the
war.
"Inasmuch as a successful termi-
nation of the war by the United
States and allies can be hastened by
the extension of the United States
shipping program, that the govern
ment and people of the United States
bend every effort toward accomplish
ment of the result by systematic Cos
ordination of resources, men and ma
teria1s.
Results are Gratifying.
THAT the fighting forces Of the
United States be dispatched to Eu-
rope with the least delay incident to
training and equipment" In issuing
the summary Lansing expressed graf
ification at the result because the
plans outlined will greatly increase
the effectiveness of the efforts now
being put forth by the United States
and her allies in conflict against Ger
many and Austria. Houses report OF
the results achieved includes a fun
and frank discussion between Col.
House, special representative of Ann
erica and the heads of the British.
French and italian governments with
regard to the war policy
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-01-02
WOULD POSTPONE ALL
ANTITRUST SUITS

WASHINGTON, Jan. "A mo-
tion to postpone until October
the hearing on all anti-trust suits
pending was made in the supreme
court today by Attorney General
Gregory. In October he will re-
quest their suspension until tho
end of the war. The tremendous
expense of disolving corpora
tions. should a favorable decision
be given. prompted the motion.
The suits pending include the
International Harvester, United
states Steel. United States Shoe
Machinery Corporation. the East
man Kodak, Quaker Oats and
American Can and Corn Products
Company.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-01-02
DICKSON WINS IN
BOGEY TOURNAMENT

Rrooke Dickson opened the 1918
golfinG season in PendletOn yesterday
,v winning the bogey tournament. He
had five up on bogey and his nearest
competitors for the silver cup, w. L.
Thompson. 1. G. Frazier and u, u.
Phelps all finished with two-un
score. The day was an ideal one for
golfing. The tournament will he CON
tinued next Sunday and, unless some
one makes a better score than that
Of Dickson yesterday, he will win the
silver cup put up by George H. Eddy
the professional,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-01-02
DUCHESS LEADS IN
SELLING JEWELS
If She Gives Vanderbilt
Pearls to War, London
Americans Will Sacrifice
Gems.

LONDON, Jan. 2.-The Duchess of
Marlborough has started movement
among smart Americans to sell their
jewels and put the proceeds into the
American war loan.
They seem to consider that in the
present circumstances this is rather
strenuous act of patriotism, but il
the duchess leads the way by dispos-
ing of the Vanderbilt pearls they con-
fcss they may be compelled TO follow
suit.
These pearls at the present enhanc-
ed pric are valued at $500, 600.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-01-02
RIVER ROUTE TO
ECHO URGED ON
COUNTY COURT

Urging the county court to
adopt the river route to Echo :
and suggesting the formation Of
= a new road district to bear a
, portion of the difference between
B the cost of grading the river
B route and the hill route, a dele
, cation. headed by W. NJ.
, Slusher. called upon the county
court this afternoon.
1t is urged in behalf of the
= river route that it will not only
, serve more people but when all
= things considered including paw
B ing. will be cheaper to construct
& and maintain. 1t is intimated
. that it might be impossible to
. secure the hard surfaciug of
D road over the hills as the high
= way commission is generally IA
. Vorahle to river grades when
. obtainahle.
. When here some time since
. Commissioner Benson expressed
. himself as favorable To the river
y route.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-01-02
GERMANY WILL MAKE
SUPREME EFFORT IN
SUBMARINE WARFARE

LONDON. Jan. 2.-Germany l.
making her greatest effortat subma-
rine war in the hope Of furthering
her peace projects the British Off
cal statement will say. Possibly
Germany has organized submarine ON
a hitherto unknown offensive scale.
The results of her concentration drivo
are not known yet. but are believed
10 indicate only temporary succers
which Britain IS certain Is an that
Germany can achieve.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-01-02
Allies Must Negotiate.

PETROGRAD, Jan "A nom
Eolsheviki delegate from the peace
conferences says Germany will not
consider the declaration as binding
her unless the allies accept the invi-
teton to negotiate a separate peace.
He says i'Germany' fundamental aim
is the establishment of an economic
union from Hamburg to the Persian
Gulf. For the evacuation of Belgium
and France Germany will demand
the freeing of MesopOtamia, Arabia
and Palestine and in case of further
successes in Italy, the return of Trip
oil. Scores are reported killed in the
Bolsheviki and Ukranian fighting at
Smolenak. There are no details. All
the Cossacks of military age are or
Gered modified.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-01-02
BRITISH TURN
GERMANRAIDS
INTO A ROUT
Assault Near MericOurt
Fails Utterly; Enemy Bar
rage is DisOrganized.
1000 TURKO-TEUTONS
SLAIN; 600 CAPTURED
Latest Palestine Engage
ment Nets Gains of Tao
tical Importance.

LONDON, Jan 1.-THE Brit
ish near Mericourt turned the
Germans attempted raid Of three
sections into a route. After dis
organizing the German barrage,
tn British routed the Germans in
No Mans Land. South of Lens
and north of Passchendaele 9TH
er raids were repealed, Haig re-
ports.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-01-02
TnrI,o.Teutons Defcntcd.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 2.-Allenby
reports that 1000 Turks and Teutons
were killed and 500 captured and 20
machine guns taken in the latest
Palestine engagement Four points
of tactical Importance north of Je-
rusalem were taken. The Jerusalem
defense was strengthened.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-01-02
1917 FIRE LOSSES
$50, OOOLESS THAN
THE LOSS IN 1916

The fire loss in Pendleton during
1917 was more than 100000 less than
the loss from fire in 1916, according
to Fire Chief Ringold. The total es-
timated loss i'm 1917 as shown by his
records was S17,306 and in 1916 $IS,-
PAS. The biggest loss in the year
Just past was in the Crawford &
Hedges furniture store. The loss for
1916 was brought up to big figure
by the Bond Bros. fire.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-01-02
GEnMAN PASTOR HELD.

BILLINGS. Jan. 2.-F. y. Helm
borg, said 10 he former pastor of
the church i'm BclIfieId. North Da-
kota. was arrested charged with be-
ing a German csnionaSc agent. He
has been under surveillance IL month.
\ code hook was found in his pocket
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-01-02
FLASHES
BRITISH JOIN oFFENsIvE.

ROME, Jan. 2.-The British have
Joined i'm an allied offensive against
the TeutOnic line. They attacked the
advanced posts and took prisoners.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-01-02
Anstrians Withdraw.

VIENNA. Jan. 2.--Early Christ
mas the Hustrians withdrew from
Zenson. on the lower bank of the
Piave. where the Austrians recently
crossed the river. The enemy did not
discover the withdrawal.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-01-02
GALAWAY FARMS RAIDED.

DUBLIN, Jan. "A party OF men
wearing disguises raided the Galway
faTmhouses, cOnfiscating the arms and
ammunition. The reason is unknown.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-01-02

BERLIN, Jan 2.-The war office
announced south of 8Iarcoing. 500 al
lies have been captured in the past
few days.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-01-02
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LIGHTS MUST SHINE
ON SATURDAYS ONLY

NEW YORK, Jan. 2.-In or-
der to conserve. fuel, all lights
except those necessary for safe
ty have been ordered extinguish-
ed six nights weekly. They can
) burn Saturday nights.
Rising temperatures are sup
planting the cold wave which
J caused dozen deaths and in
tense suffering.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-01-02

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2.-It is an
nounced British Ambassador Spring
Rice is going to England ION leave
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-01-02

CITY UNDER MARTIAL LAW.
PORTSMOUTH Va. Jan. 2.-This
city is under martial law as preCau-
tiouary measure against incendiarism.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-01-02
OATs sELL AT So 4 non
sPRNG-RICE TO FNGIAND.

PORTLAND, Jan. Oats sold a
$50 a, ton, the highest record here.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-01-02
%%~+++ Sks$S 80
FIVE IS w. ~ s HANG :

negroes nty-fourth
- infantry entenced to
hang by tn. martial try
ing the seconu- 1Ouston riot 4
case Their execution awaits 4
the presidents ratification of 4
, the findings. Three were sem 4
fenced to ten years In prison. 4
One was acquitted.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-01-02

This paper Is n member of and audited
by the Audit Bureau of CirculatiOns.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-01-02

Number copies printed of yesterdays
Daily EDITION.
1885
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-09-13

moi in tara veche sub jugul de
fier al stapinireilor straine.
munti de nacazuri? M numai oa-
menii, dar pima 81 viermii ce Sc
tiriie prin praf, nizuiesc spre soa-
re 81 libertate, lar moi Rominii sa
fl 1ndragit robia?!
Sariti Gu totii la adunare Sa
facem tot ce putem, ca sd Sc in
faptuiasca 81 visul de aur al Gin
taretilor neamului nostru, sa tre-
sara de bucurie 81 oasele stramo-
silor nostri! Acum acum! Dunn
nezeu sa ne ajute!
Comitetul provizor pentru in
fiintarea sectiunei New York a
,,Ligei Najtionale Romine":
Gherman L., DR.. reprezentan-
tul parochiei; Nasa J. reprezen-
tantul societatii ,,Unirea" Me-
der A., reprezentantul societatii
,,Avram Iancu"; ;,Negoescu c., re-
prezentantul Societatii ,,Dorul" !;
Popatanase N, reprezentantul So
cietatii ,,Perivolea";; Popescu D.,
reprezentantul Societatii ,,Farsa-
rotul"; Todorescu p, reprezen-
tantul Societatii Tot Banatu-i
fruncea".
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-09-13
REFERITOR LA BANII TRI-
MIST DE A. N. r. A.

Nota Red. - D-nul Iupea ia
cind fntrebare la Crucea Rosie
Americana, daca s'au TRIMS toti
banii colectati de Asociatiune la
locul destinat, la care PRINT
urmatorul raspuns:
THE AMERICAN RED CROSS
National Headquarters
Washington, ID. G.
D-lui A. Lupea,
Roum. American National Relief
Assoc.
615 w. Washington Street.
Indianapolis, Ind.
Stimate Domn: -
Scrisoarea d-tra din 10 August
s'a PRINT, Gu mare bucurie va
facem cunoscut ca balanta de
$1S,0OO.OO donata de Associatiu-
nea d-tra a fost intrebuintata
ca o parte din cele $42,OOO.0O
donate de Crucea Rosie America
ma, 81 trimise Maiestatei Sale Re
ginei Rom1niei, pentru ajutorul
suferinzilor.
In 18 August s'a PRINT urma-
toarea cablo-grama de la minis
trul American din Iasi, referitor
la aceasta Donate de $42,O0O.OO
informindu-ne ca s'au predat re-
tinei:
,,Au fost dati Maiestatei Sale
Reginei Rominiei suma de 456,
824 lei is Is bani. Regina m "a ru-
gat ca sd transmit Crucei Rosii
Americana, calduroasele Ell mul-
tumiri pentru generositatea 81
grija ce poarta poporului romin.
Ministrul American Vopicka.
Prin aceasta scrisoare Crucea
Rosie Americana multumeste A.
sociatiunei d-tra pentru suma do
nata pentru aceasta cauza scum
pa, 81 suntem mrltumiti va
spune ca 'banii donati de d-tra
au fost depusi in mini valoroase
ca ale Reginei Rominiei, care ii
va intrebuinta cit Sc poate mai
bine, pentru omeliorarea suferin-
telor fndurate de bolnavi, raniti
ce sunt in aceia tara.
Gu deosebita stima:
Eliot Wadsworth, vice pres.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-09-13
A V I z.

Societatea romlna de ajutor 81
cultura u. r. Ard. & Trans
din Alliance, Ohio, da pc aceasta
Gale adresele membrilor din CO.
mitetul de bolnavi 81 ziua cind
G dator fiecare sa cerceteze pc
toti membrii care sunt bolnavi, 81
care sunt urmatorii:
George Boicean, (Lunia), adre-
sa 246 S. Liberty.
Stefan Bozocean, (Martia), a.
dresa 1882 E. Grant Street. -.
.Andrei Lica, (Mercurea), a.
dresa 713 East Main Street.
I. Gloaba (Joia), adresa 344 N.
Webb.
I. Popa (Vinerea), adresa 1O4O
e. Patterson.
Gligor Hanc, (Simbata), adre-
sa $50 East Broadway.
Axente Povara, (Dumineca) !,
adresa 637 Mahoning Ave.
Nota: Toti fratii membrii sunt
rugati lua la cuonstinta hume
e 81 adresele de mai sus 81 in ca
zuri de morb sd Sc instiinteze fie-
care acestui comitet, lar fratii
membrii din acest comitet, sunt
datori ca indata ce un membru
sa instiinteaza bolnav sa cercete-
ze la secretarul financiar daca
respectivul in buna regula Gu
cotele lunare, 81 numai dupa a.
celia sal elibereze certificatul, in
conformitate GU deciziunea adu-
sd in sedinta generala lunara din
IA Iulie 1918.
In numele Societatii u. R. Ard,
& Transilvaneana" lin Alliance,
Ohio:
Geo. N. Popa, presedinte.
v. v. Tatar, secretar.
(2-4)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-09-13
CELE TREI GARANTII ALE
NOASTRE.

Perfectitatea, purlfatea 81 gu
stul placut sunt cele rel garantii
ale nOasre carl fac ca Triner s
American Elixer of Bitter Wine
sd fie un remediu excellent pentru
tOate turburarile de stomac, in
special constipatie, indigestiune,
durere de cap, migrena, vinturi
in stomac, nervositate, insomnia,
slabire generala, etc. Perfectiu-
-nea fabricarei 81 extrema purita-
te face ca acest remediu sa alba
eel mai mare eject, 81 gustul pla-
cut il face sa fie primit char de
cele mai delicate stomacuri. Cind
Sc cumpara ceva trebue luata in
considerable calitatea, dar mai
presus de toate, cind cumperi I'm
remediu de stomac, trebue sa sta
ruiesti asupra Elixerului Triner S
American Elixer of Bitter Wine,
fiindca calitatea este fondatia lui.
Costul e $1.1O la farmacii. = In
caz de reumatism, neuralgia, lum-
bago, scrintituri, umflaturi, etc,
nu mai incerca Gu altceva, ci cere
drugistului sa-ti dea imediat Tri-
ner's Liniment. Nu poti gasi alt
ceva mai bun. La farmacii Sc vim
de Gu 30 81 Is de cent?, lar prin
posta 45 81 Is de cent?. = Jo-
seph Triner & Company, 1885
1343 S. Ashland Ave-, Chicago,
Illinois.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-09-13
Note 81 ComentaIii.

Won Hertling, cancelarul i'm
periului German, a tinut un dis
ours in casa lorzilor in care dis
ours zicea ca coroana germana
81 dinastia prusaca sunt in Pc
ricol. Aceasta de-si pare destuf
de adevarat, politicianii militia
risti, meniti sa turbure intotdea-
una mintea poporq1ui german, au
strigat ca vorbele lui Hertling nu
sunt adevarate, denuntindu-l ca
find ,,groparul care sapa NOR
mintul monarhului prusian."
Adevarul ca Kaiserul este sa-
patorul propriei sale gropi. A in
ceput- so sape de cum a intrat
in Belgia. Afara de aceasta, in
marea armata de raniti 81 printre
milioanele de rude de ale lor ra-
mase acasa in mizerie, sunt inca
destui carl sa sape groapa aces
tut suveran.
Singura speranta ramasa Kai-
serului 81 familiei sale este sa
poata fugi in Spania sau Elvetia
lnainte ca poporul German sd Sc
destepte 81 sa vada unde la dus
familia HohenZollern.
Gentilomii Bolsevici, carl par
intruni in Ell delicatetea unui e.
lefant 81 mintea unu1 soarece,, au
facut o mare greSala cind nava-
lit in ambasada engleza, omorind
citiva oficiali al Marei Britanii.
Acesta este un lucru pc care
Anglia null uita. Englezul fost
in stare sa zica intotdeauna, ia
cind o mare onoare tarii lui, ca
cind este vorba macar numai de
apararea unui singur Englez, i'm
periul 81 intreaga flota sunt gaia
de actiune. Stunt multi ami de
cind Cromwell a zis: ,,Vom face
ca numele de Englez sa fie tot
att de mare cum era 81 Roma in
eel mai buni ami al stralucirei
SALE"
Aceste cuvinte au fost 81 sunt
o lege, sacra, pc care Bolsevikistii
no pot calca nepedepsiti.
Anglia anunta ca nici un Boil
sevikist fugit de prigonirea altui
guvern turbat ce s'ar intimpla sa
ia locul celui Bolsevikist, nici u.
null din eli nu-si va gasi refugiul
pc pamintul Marei Britanii. A
ceasta este o chestie serioasa,
pentru ca in trecut Anglia a dat
azil tuturor oamenilor fugiti de
lersecutarile politice. Acest lu,
cru Sc tpoate zice. mai Gu seama
despre Russia. Anglia a PRINT 81
a protejat mil 81 mil dintre radi-
cali Ell.
Ori ce gentilom prusian 81 ori
care conducator Bolsevikist ar
cadea acum In miinile Angliei,
Tara indoiala ca va fl judecat
pentru omor ordinar 81 are sa fie
spinzurat, tot IN mod Ordinar.