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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-09-23

The original investment in the
Ford Motor Company was only
$2S,OOO, but less than a third in
rest in the stock was recently
bought by the Ford family for
$1,000 900. .
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-09-23
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1919.
WHY CAN'T KLAMATH DO
LIKEWISE?

There is one community in Ore
gon that is showing enough Amaric
can spirit to justify the hope thai
the plans for an independent tele
phone company will be carried to
the point of either forcing justice
from the telephone company or elm
mating it as factor in the busi-
ness OF that section of Oregon That
community is the Rogue River Val
ley. klamath Falls should do like
wise. We have a franchise here-a
straight-out contract, with the tele-
Phone company. Yet we are forced
10 pay exorbitant telephone charges
we snail continue to have to do so
until we compel recognition of that
franchise, ...
The following from the Pacific
Record Herald of Medford ta,,s .
story that tie people should heed
and follow,
that a great injustice'
is heing done the community by att
tempting to collect rates for tele-
phone service based on a valuation
of $465,000 and paying taxes on
only 100000 valuation, and by ask
ing for rates based on good wages
and at the same time paying the
lowest wages, a movement is on foot
looking toward the installation at
an early date of new, modern
telephone system for the Rogue
River Valley. and Medford in par
ticular.
THE movement. was started by
some of the ranchers in the valley
who have been practically cut off ,
from Medford by a toll rate that is, :,
TO say the least, unjust. Believing
that good telephone service is "a ne
cessity Of modern business, cor ~
cial and home life, these pc 7, EFT
laying the foundation for '7 are
<atiYe telephone serv 'oopei
give good, moder~ ioh Az
ice and at the a. - up date serv-
;. ssaha4 tfme be within ,
the reaen Of every person desiring
'eiep >repa Service. .... I
). I'VE attitude of the present serv-
Ice is safcidal to say, the least, as
a telephone is in some respects like |
a newspaper, the number of sub |
scribers making the value of the
plant and the lack of the same de-
priving the plant of any value it !
may have had.
"A lone man on an island would I
have no use for telephone, neither .
does business man have any use
for a phone unless some of his pa
irons can have phones.
"The new company, it is under
stood, will do away with the toll |
rates to nearby towns and will make
the whole system a cooperative one
with the exception OF the fact that
the equipment will be modern in
every way, and the service will be
in line with modern business deyel-
opment.
"A reporter for the Record Her.
aid, in interviewing some of the To-
cal merchants in Medford, learned
that at least all the merchants in
terviewed look with favor on the
new project, seeming to feel that
the present service and the toll rate
had almost destroyed the value of
the phone as a business asset.
''Co-operation will make the teIe-
phone an asset in place of a liability, .
as by cooperation the rates can be
based on actual value of the system
plus operating costs, thereby secur- .
ing many subscribers, and as their
number increases the telephone in
stallation increases in value.
IAN announcement, giving the !
facts regarding the policy pf the
new company, will be printed in this
paper in the near future"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-09-23
One Year Ago Today
in the War

Allied patrols began invaS'0" u
BT T'g9r'H. ,,,oar
Serbian troops c"t ''''" ,or.
railroad between uskub ana '''
lea. oo,tnr-
British army in Palestine cape oso
ed $4,000 Turkish troops anu
guns.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-09-23

The Central states Coh'e'0"
the Free Methodist Church cHo",
nromireut evangelist to p'e'' soc.
nlau to Congress- for hes'o nod
eryatfon in Texas, to be so,s, snn,ar
along the lines of the resu'
Indian reservations.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-09-23

Sergeant Hercules Korgis. born
In Greece, earned American citt-
zenship by army service. He cap
tured 257 Germans single handed
while in France. Greek country-
men royalty welcomed Korgss to
Washington when he returned to.
America.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-09-23
YOU LIKED "THE TURN IN
THE ROAD"

A real life picture. You are
sure to like it. Don't miss it.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-09-23

The Chicago Cubs and Los An
ge!cs Angels in an actual game.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-09-23

Sf the birth of Charles
- ~" q, tenth provost of the Uni
><S of Pennsylvania.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-12-16
SWAMP ROOT FOR
 KIDNEY AILMENTS

There is only one medicine that really stands out eminent as a medicine for curable ailments of he kidneys, liver and bladder
 Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-ROot stands the highest for the reason that it has proven to be just the remedy needed in thousands upon thousands cf distressing cases. Swamp Root makes friends quickly because it's mild and immediate effect is soon realized in most cases. It is q gen. lie. healing vegetable compound.
 Start treatment at once. Sold at Fl drug stores in bottles of two sizes, medium and large.
 However, if you wish first to test this great preparation send ten ents to Dr. Kilmer X Co.,, BinG- hamton, N. r., for a sample bottle. When writing be sure and mention the Alaska Daily Empire, Juneau, Alaska. ,adv.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-12-16
ALASKA NOTES

Mallard ducks arc having a great time rustling free lunches in the mudflats below Stewart For awhile they took no trouble to avoid the wharf approach but their confidence caused few of them to lose their -(Hydcr Miner)
 Miss Harriet Dora Vernerand Char les Frederick Leask Of Mctlakatla were mcrricd recently at that place.
 Carl Brandenburger and Ernest Walker, two young men who recently arrived at Ketchikan from Hyder with their wives, were arrested at the former place, charged with ob- taining money under false pretense. Brandenburger was arrested at tine request of Pasadena, Cal, author ities. Later charges were received against him from other towns, and it was charged that he had cashed spurious checks and drafts at Hyder and Ketchikan Walker was charged with being an accomplice. Their wives are still at liberty.
 C. M Kennedy. chief accountant for the New England Fish Company at Ketchikan, has resigned and left for the south.
 The order of Sons of Democracy, consisting of Great War. veterans. fl ketchikan. has turned over the funls in it's treasury, amounting to S"S2.55. to the Ketchikan Legion Post, ard 
 Mr and Mrs. Louis Creaupcau long time residents of Skagway have leit that place to reside hereafter at Min
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-12-16

neapolis, Minn. They were married at Skagway about two years ago, and are very popular at that place. Fishing operations have come prac- tically at a standstill in the waters adjacent to ketchikan a7 a result of the cold weather tNetchikan | Chronicle.)
 Ted Bedell and Miss Mamie Byles | were united in marriage at Anchor age recently. Mir Bedell is connect. ed with the Anchorage Times. Ex-Service men of wrangell are pre-. | pairing to organize a post of the Am ercan Legion They recently gave a dance at that place to raise the neu- cleus of post fund. and nettedS64.10. Laurence Taylor, a Wrangell native boy who was attending the Chemawa school when the war broke out and one week after that enlisted in the Navy, has returned to Wrangell He served two years and three months in the Navy.
 The Craig dairy which now con sists of one nanny goat will be in creased next year. More goats have been ordered.
 II. E. St George, the Fairbanks banker has returned from a visit to the States.
 Skagway has formed an organiza- tion of Americans. The organization was preceded by an enthusiastic meeting conducted under the aus pices of committee appointed by the Elks of which Mayor Howard Ashley was chairman, and at which there were several speakers.
 George A. Rosenberg of the White Pass auditors office has gone to Portland. Ore. to spend tho winter with his family at that place.
 The ketchikan City Council has passed an ordinance making it a mis- dcmeanor for any youth under the age of Is to have tobacco in his possession or to use it.
 Charcoal Point, a subcrb of Ket- chiakan, will vote on the question of union with ketcbikaD January 10th.
 See the Winter & Pond line of art folders and framed pictures 'Ready-to- Mail" for Christmas gifts.
 adv.
 Unbreakable Toys and Dolls at Miss Wahlgreen's Needlecraft Shop. !o1 Seward street, phone AT. adv.
 MASQUERADE SUITS Ready made or made to order. See Mrs. Schwarzenberg, Douglas. Phone 19.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-12-16
FISH PRICES.

The price locally on halibut is II and cents. No fish, however, have been coming in.
 The halibut boat Fane outfitted for a trip to the halibat grounds. The crew of the boat will fish some but will put in consisrable of their time graphing for s400 worth of hallbut gear that was lost by them on ar caTl,ar trip.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-12-16

WANTED - Bookkeeper, young man who understands Burroughs Bookkeeping Machine. Apply 309 Coidstein Bldg.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-12-16
WANTED-Situation
WANTED-HELP

WANTED - Bank bookkeeper, young man who understands Bur roughs Bookkeeping Machine. Ap- ply 309 Goldstein Bldg.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-12-16

See the Winter & Pond line o1 art folders and framed pictures 'Ready-to- Mail' for Christmas gifts
 adv,
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-12-16

wANTED-Cirl for general house work. Mrs. q. D. Robertson.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-12-16

neapolis. Minn. They were married at Skagway about two years ago, and are very popular at that place.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-12-16
BOARDING HOUSES
LOST AND FOUND

LOST-One very small white Fox Terrier-female. Big black spot on right side. Name Trixie. Reward if returned to Juneau Baths.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-12-16

Fishing operations have come prac- tically at a standstill in the waters adjacent to ketchikan a7 result of the cold weather tnetchikan Chronicle.)
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-12-16

Charcoal Point, a subcrb of Ket- chiakan, will vote on the question of union with ketcbikap January 10th.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-12-16

Unbreakable Toys and Dolls at Miss Wahlgreen's Needlecraft Shop. !o1 Seward street, phone AT. adv.
 MASQUERADE SUITS Ready
 made or made to order. See Mrs. Schwarzenberg, Douglas. Phone 19.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-12-16

time residents of Skagway have lefi that place to reside hereafter at Min
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-12-16

The ketchikan City Council has passed an ordinance making it mis. dcmeanor for any youth under the age of IS to have tobacco in his possession or to use it.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-12-16

Ted Bedell and Miss Mamie Byle.s were united in marriage at Anchor age recently Mir. Bedell is connect ed with the Anchorage Times
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-12-16

C. M Kennedy. chief accounta.;t for the New England Fish Company at Ketchikan, has resigned and left for the south.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-12-16

George A. Rosenberg of the White Pass auditors office has gone to Portland, Ore. to spend tho winter with his family at that place.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-12-16
Tides Tomorrow

Low water at 3:l0 am, 4.7 feet High water at 9:l3 am. 15.3 feet Low water at 4:03 pm, 1.9 feet High water at 10:14 pm, 12.7 feet
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-16

y. ". Cartwright. % 2i2i Vcnn..ie
street. Church iIill this ci,y. has jus,
received letter containing The de
tails or The death OF lis srn. John
Il. GaithF!eh;. IN France. The letter
was written H. captain :. = Nasn
Of tho Three Hundrrd ana Seventh In
fantry. 'oinpany NJ from Vi!'n-sous-
IA tprtc France. under date OF .1Inu-
AIRY ~. 1919 and is as follows:
have just received YOUR letter
or December -. last. asking par;i-
j.. Cartwright. OF his death there is
very i,Ic tp TEL! you. lie vas in
Stantl% k'!ed ~ - direct hit from Z,
knew b." rJS Hit. ANA So did rlt sUif5g
ihern Is much 20 tell yot, OF tue
=" o: lie lac lived during the months
"" company vas IN oction before he
Wig killed Tour son wa Tho iuosr
heroic man IL has ever been my Tor
tune 20 hnow. He had not ;hc Slight
fear IN: he had what was more ,han
th's lie had an unsclnshnees which
you'd not let him rest 20 long as
there "as anything lie could do to
relieve any suffering or 20 give :, help-
ing hand And there was usually
things he could do and ne always
IF there. was u particularly hard
Or mean job TO he done he was Ger
t am, 10 pc among those 20 do il.
=
. ways ready, And he developed what
vas Amos = passion for taking
Wouhdea men TO tile aid posts. Nd
man ever went without treatment and
hit.nii9n If IL was possible :or Garth
!!sht 70 get 70 him .Nnl time after
S ,iI he would bring :ncn in when Il
tldn't seem possible for Il 10 be done
He would take any chances and run
an! Lisk II there was q possibility
o. helping man who had been hi
! nave move" seen MS equal in si,eii
things.
IN spite OF AZ he was never hi, u,
q the time OF his death THIS oc.
Cured at night. He and a few other
men were getting lit;!c res. In
.nla.i shack when the She'll can,o
through the roof. II was In the Ar
tohne forest The company vas in
mo 'front.' lines ana had dug in Tor tho
nishi. -Four men were Killed by tho
same shell and tho bodies were buried
hcar tho spc; The following dav ou,
sons amonc .hem.
May ! express 10 YOU my dcepes,
sympathy. ! an proud to have known
an! been associated with him
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-16
iAHItIsDURt
LANDS ..23i At NEW lURI<

NEW YORK, Feb l5.-Thc transpor.
|iarFisburs. whicn called from Brcst
FEBRUARY >. win 2,23l troops. arrived
Those OH board The Harrisburg In
ciuacd the he%dquATtcrs stan. ncad-
quarters and supply companies. Ined!-
cal detachment and Companies y to
IL. inclusive, % the Three Hundred aud
sixty eighth Infantry negro OF the
Ninety SECOND Divislos, National Army.
Iihc transport. carried also forty four
DsH ridden patients and :. few casuals.
ne troops Vii! pe sent TO Camp Upton.
Long Island
Many Of tho troops on board tho
harrisburg were from Pennsylvania
Win contnrcnts from Maryland ana
|sou'hcrn states. rhc Three Hundred
|ond Sinty-ciEhth Regiment. Known as
ILhc "Eunaiocs.' won't 20 France on
|lnnc 10. 1918. ami itsi .aw service In
tho vosrcs
II lad is hcay,es, lighting IN Tho
ArEonnn during September and Oc,o-
|bcr. colonel +. =. EothwciI. who com
|manded IL" troops IN action. declared
They made good soldiers and behaved
arka bly, we'll I'm gas attacks.
Captain ! l. Jones, OF Warrington.
and seven other men In the regiment
were awarded Distinguished Service
|CroSscs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-16

pulse these attempts iookin:: 10 tha
dissolution OF all our ola military forces
and the substitution of new repunM-
can troops for our. old peace ARMY.
which could bc used In the east
Germany has shouldcred the con-
sequences Of defeat and is determined
70 observe tho conditions agreed upon
WIN her advcrSaries. 'rhone conditions
!hip,E i"c coinpie;c r.nucciation u the
p".';ica, AIMS % III. old Gcrmnny
We pra feadT - accept restrictions
upcn our sovereignty. tho compulsory
Submission Or our differences with ncher
states - an International court Of ar
ritration, ana the rehunciation OF otii.
armament. II our old uhrersari.s and
future ncigiibors submit to thc same
restrictions.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-16
WILL DISCUSS CITY HALL
OFFICE ARRANGEMENTS
To Consider Charter Change. tou
mittcc's Suggestions Tomorrow
Night.

Those VINO feel that they have been
Disseminated against Ia rearrangs-
meat Of Ci.y IEo,i Offices as recon-
mcnled by the special Committee on
Charter Changes OF tile City Council
VIII lavo an opportunity TO present
their Claims at meeting OF THIS COM
mittce. which will be held tomorrow
n!Sht at o'clock. All persons inter
cstei in the matter have been invited
to DC present. and & general diacugs sion
Of the situation is expected Ia.
original measure WAS recently re-
committed.
The Committee on claims will hold
a shor; session ;omorrow night at 5
o'clock
TUESDAY night 1T s O'Clock the Com
mittcs on FINANCE WIZ Mot
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-16
WOULD RESIST EFFORTS
TO HAVE GERMANY DJSapu

BASEL. Feb. l5.-Count Won Brock
dorn-R antzau. German Foreign Sec
Rotary, discussing Gcrmany's foreign
policy IN the new National Assembly
q, We'mar yesterday. declared he had
resisted ana would continue to resist
allied attempts 20 make Germany de-
mobilize All her military forces
The ask OF the German nation ~ re :
9arded foreign affairs might DC summed
up he said. under two heads frs,
ending Of the state OF va: second.
establishment OF normal rclaiions with
other peoples.
"lnfor'unAteiy.' he continued, Ger
manys voluntary disarmament has NOT
sot.ened our enemies. who rccenti.. a, :
tempted 10 settle, OF the basis OF dis
arma rnea;, questions uHdoubtcdiy an
pertaining 10 tho peace conference I
have rcpuiscd and will continue In re-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-16

a Business Need Urged by the
National Credit Mems Associa-
ton and the Retail Merchants
Association of Richmond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-16
hSTTGUSE EulNGS FEW
NEN OK "BLhCIi HAWK" DiNISiDx

The Antigono had u detachmeu, or
we Black HAWK" Division. the Three
Hundred and Twenty-second Artillery.
|ot when 80 per cent were Chicago men,
l:p mon OF the Forty sevcuth Coast
Iar'Niory, a dcta G'rncut from the Three
hundred aud Twcut!-afth Field Ar
tulcry and 800 casuala. Colonel Star
|Eey. OF the Three Hundred and Twenty
NTH Field Artillery, was in command
~ INC > 300 mon abonrd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-16
Three SHIPS LAND 5000
MEN At NEWPORT NEWS
INC PastOrcs Has 1000 Sick and
Wounded as Part OF Its
Contingent.
NEARLY 5000 At NEW Noi;k
hnionS Those on Board the Harris
burg Were "BuTolocs," Who Saw
Hot Service in ,tc Vosgcs-SiXty-
Eighth Coast Artillery Home.

NEWPORT MEMS, VA. FEB IL
oct"cen 10 o'clocis This morning and
o'clock ;his afternoon more than
f"0uo troops had debarkeI ct this por,
rom The transports rastorcs. Madu.
|"asha ana Ant,goUc.
Aboard tho rastores were l.VoT s'cn
F"c wounded inca an1 nf;y-three
wounded officers: eighty men Of tic
i hTee Hundred and Tweniy-a.vcutL
~ icld Artillery. which trained at Camp
|LAylor. but which Saw no battle servicc
Pm France; a casual company OF NIFTY
pine men and medical detachment
|ci hity-i1Icc men, Wno mad I.lUcn hos
|p,tal wo:E In France. Captain l. q
Aehtclth. VINO wHa .n commend -
~" artillery detachment. came To- COM
|snand OF all those on board
jbc MAZDA asI.a CARRIED about :. 800
returned ollcers ana men. Culouc!
Hardy. Of the Fo:ty-Acventh com
|lnandcd the troops aboard tay Niadu-
"askn EeEides the l.3tJ men ana
iort%-ncTcn officers or 'G" Torty-ttv.
|enih Coast Artillery Corps. who hailcd
from many state. IN this Country. tho
Nada Waskh carried twenty wouuucd
iicn aud 81 men ana liity-s,N Dr!carH
Ia the Three Hundred and twenty.
hiItn Eicid Artillery. tratu.u d, t.s,..i,,
'Iayicr. Ey., on THIS side. aud at camp
sr SOURCE. overseas Neither Ursuui-
CATION cav actual fighting "a France.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-16
sCiH:IDt:MAEN HANDLES
DEMONSTRATIONS AnIY
THREAT IN WARNING:
WORDS OLE SCHEInIr " -

There was almost threat in his
warning: Tho entente is able to force
any kind Of peace on Germany. hut IL
II IL an Unjust peace. I0.000.000 people
IN ;hcir hearts VIII never forgive or
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-16
RnrL.aalc ncsirnntinn I.n.e..

state Eank Examiner Rarksdaic.s
resignation MAS effective ycstcrd. \
but ;hc State Corporation cSinrnissio,
mas not Yet appointed his successor
chairman Williams and Commissions,
Upton arc out OF the city. and Judc.
RheA is the only member OF .he go
mission al the Capitol
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-16
MAJSOSis LANDS :.3ta
INCt.l UINt: GOASr ANIILLEHH

The British steamship Matsonia ar
civcd from bordeaux with 3.3tJ AfncrI-
can troops, including The sixty
Coast Artillery Regiment, complete
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-16
Got the firm

you arc looking FOR through Tinea
hispatch Want Ads. II & Is not adj
rerii2ca advertise for e. Phone yoi,r
Want M 10 Randolph !!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-16
GERMANS PLAN LEAGUE
TO SAVE KAISER TRIAL
SaniIatton Whose Object Is to
Shield Former Ruler.
CALLS ALLIED TERMS sn,AiEr, t.
New Chancellor Says 1O,O0O,0o0
People Will Resent an Unjust
Peace - Other Germans Declare
Against Disarmament.
lDy ha.o.I.tcd p,-.r l

WEIM.AE. Feb. IJ.-An urgent an.
pear 10 all Germans TO Unite to preveat
former Emperor William from being
dclivcred UP for trial wa: published in
the Landes He!tGn2 Deutschland. a new
government o:Saa being .is1ed here.
The appeal is headed League OF Ger
nan men ana women tor the uro:oc-
ton o: n" person. freedom and i:.e
OF Wiili.m.' Appended is {. statement
~ Prince i!cary OF Prussia. who Was
asked 10 assume sponsorship ,or tho
league. but declined IA favor OF Field
Marshal Won iii.GcnbUrS rne appca!
reads:
"'rto life VI i Ge,n.n citizen is e,-
dahSesed 10! 'ne fh3Tleieas demands
Ham sinai. b. delivered up FOR cyscu-
non. rms Wou!d constitute Il new and
" a" !,nti:ai! n insa,' 70 he honor
dci.yeiy there shall be created a
sIsantic League Of German, men and
people from this everlasting Disgrace"
.Chi:IDEMA%N HANDLES
DEMONSTRATIONS ABLY
Hh.!.pp Scheldcnann. the Chancellor
showed himself ALL. 10 hantlc connIc,,
!ho dcmonstra lions in ;he new National
M ;i,5,Gni VIII n" zisn OF being IN
moved By the severe hecklins. No
speaker. since the meeting OF the Ma
40 OutSDoken toward hi? opponents
One of tho incidents of his sDeech
Was HIS reference to Austria's desire
10 Join Germany. lie said:
We desire no reluctant udherente
ana by the same, token nobody Wishing
to join us should be prevented
THREAT IN WARNING
WORDS OF SCHEIDEMANS
There was almost threat in his
warning: Tho entente is able to force
any kind Of peace on Germany. hut IL
II ~ an Unjust peace, 10000, 900 people
IN ;hcir hearts VIII never forgive or
forget"
.idoi: uroeber. centris,. followed the
Chancellor. as leader OF the ncxt
strongest part. and, like Herr Schcide-
mann, emphasized work" as the
wa,chword OF the nov republic. lie
protested against the siowness II, arr
'an%in. for peace. the severity OF The
armist!cs conditions. the French dc
sire for snneSations. The Polish dc
mands and plans to pu, former r:ni
peror William on trial rs being ali a
part o. scheme 10 humilia:e Ger
lie declared the League Of n.,;o,.
would contain seeds Of new wars un-
less constructed on principles OF JUS