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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-19
Secret History of the Eventful Is
Days Preceding Outbreak of the War
TO Be Publ she'd Within Fortnight

confirm the recent telegram tn ms
f,v Count Won B~r1chohl. the former
AUstro- Hungarian foreign minister
IN which he told Universal Service
through re tAat ne was given TO UNI
dor~and THAT Berlin wsrted agEres-
sive action ny Austria aEa.lnst Serbia
Tire white ot e. ie understood r.
r~vr3l that Berlin during The frst
hafF ~ JUN WAS pr Sstur 81 r0ng'v for
quick and cuerF stir action for
Vienna before Ftus'iia rog}3 lptervaar
IN R"rNr and sn mas the ecorGtct
wo','d tina ~ kent localized
Tho Ira The latter half of fUly
Perlir sycrted even stronger pres
sure In Wanna in All effort 70 hold
. Austria back for in he meantime
Berlin had seen that Prussia was
r@arer ready for war them Berlin hat
exported ard refused n be biufcd
Berlin. now avtaet at he situ@ti0n
tried 10 call OFT Austria and demand
od that the latter content harscl II
with the diniomntic vict DRY fco1eizt-
irr in the Serbian cur iea-euco with
the principal demands ae the Aus
TRAN utumatunl But Vienna had
the BIT in her teeth S't~ would not
listen and could not h. hed hack.
She took tho rote of the leader with
i
Berlin following
BURDEN TS PLACED.
The white book docurn ents. II "
said. throw the harden OF tho ir1ae
diate cal use OF the war and blame for
/ the Illustration Of the eleventh hour
peace efforts uron Russia, who is
represented as pr@cipitating by her
m Civilization the world conflict Tp
To that moment the documents tend
to show. tho crisis was still localized
The degree of participation by the
kaiser, DIR. Won Rethmann- Fl oI,m'er
(then imperial chanceliorl DIR. Colt
lfeb Won J@-ow ttNer foreign minis
ter, and others in the events Of
those thirteen days is revealed by
the documents given in the white
book"
Among others there ia a private
letter from Won Jagow In which he
crfttciscs the Serbian ulttmatu-n. de-
ciartng that diplomatic note may
be ever 80 sharpy but nevertheless
must always be SO drawn AS to leave
a. way ought II the demands are ac-
cartrd.
The dubious, devioss, simmons
rffaxo uf secret diplomacy In afnir
oxpo~ed Tn this publication tuss.~as i,
was hyfh Vienna red book"
Among other thtngs~tn tho 'svhits
book IL sasid TO 1--we rsrawas
| Fss'cnf Of tina puhlin OF fhM deceptive
! cha rafstor. fh- one-~f6 edne~s. snt
, the utter wcrthiesanexs OF tho muiti.
l-eelered previous official hookx---roA
| Whitn. hlna, Grange, ssu., etc.
| Documents rersfnu3nrsy picked on
to PLACES I'm asfagurHA1S light CIV par.
| ttoMlnr xnI<uEnseasx Nrh30A pu1oN ~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-19

Note ~~AuStrfe. recently publish
ing rcd book" fan details of Whit n
we're exclusively cahfe5 70 TFniver% VI
Service nv It's staff man in Rcri31.
Karl II Won Wi@gsnd A few Ia =
later. Count Won Eerchtold, form sr
Austrian foreign minister who wls
pictured IN the "rea book" as tie
macNi@veiiisu arch conspirator #
the great war. " a personal teis-
gram 70 NIT Won Wiowsrd f'vng the
charge back at Bertin. @avt1~ his war
driving was due Ia Germany 6rtyif Y
him The subtoin~d dispatch tells IF
a new white hook" in Witch Gee
mary for the first time admits Of
f1ciatIv At Toast part OF her quit.
nv KARI II. WTFGAND.
Berlin. ont Is.--The secret histo ~
Of the thirteen days as the fatef il
period Immediately preceding tie
outbreak of he war is known in WI
helmstrasse. as complied from u g
archives Of the German foreign Ct
fjcn and will be made public with
"A fortnight.
The seal If secrecy 0n theSa To-, e
awaited records Is to he broken At
least the compilation is completed
and about 10 be sent To the govern
ment printing office.
Between ninety and a hundrcd
documents which for Germany NAV
Cd an Important role in these davs
will he published. They make nm a
volume larger than the recent yjenra
red book" or tho British blue
book"
Gerrany's new white book T am
informed. win not be white In the
sense that they show Germany ~
wholly free from guilt or that th.y
Wh1te wash the kaiser's regime a4y
more than the color of The Vienna
DOOR was to be taken as syn.o If
ArStrta's guilt revealed therein.
The fact that the secret files II
the Berlin foreign ofsca bearing IN
me pra-wa- dawn were search esi nv
Karl KsItsky. ore cs the radical so-
cia' lenders, for thase very docu-
fncnts that are about to be brpryr II
into the public light, fs declared 70
Ia fairly good proof that nothing n
suppressed which wculd tcr,d 70
show the guflt or tncarartey Of tite
kaiSer's advisors, tho German, sc~+a l.
fsts bafng not Icsx t-t-nt rrpon ffxtr q
that upon tho ex-knisnr and hsss M ~
ern,nsnt tssEa tS.s the Allied and ar,-
soctetcd pow~r<,
T-sJHTT.s-,, gsAyx
Tia fortIaonfaissw -FSvsHs t,Vsok'' II
dfv4Acd tnsc tS@x, yarts. rho first
contains tho sisx,o-s nj tne @thsrsnea
ssnys~ pyseoedSsT@ August 1, 1914. m
revealed ~ hi&he-tn un-uhl.shsd So
cret re~ser1ss, The second contains
al documents bearing an the first
Part,
rms dsrnmrnta do net shnv De.-
Inns ATTITUDE in tliose hsEtnrta davs
In 4 wAe1ly faSaFah,e &aAk u u
I'D ~ qeNlh4 r.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-19

IN strfktrr contrast To the old
ca latfon- the present day puel SHEER
appreciates the importance of pub
itcity RS rr1rsrt1 IT'S doris his brother
business wsa.n in other lines Of trade
Mary are the avenues that are
aucceSsfrIYfy used hy pub itsdhers, such
aa gsr3g@ VISITING Fzsrrtpaswoa. fsfs*aR .
loverw' contests. satesrnanshfp clubs
and premiums, all OF which are
splendid methods wh en- rsed proper
~ to place newspapers In the homes
nf new readers
However, remained for The
Richmond Yirrintan 70 adopt a
twentieth century method ne~'eT be-
fore used Ivy any other new~r aper
IN connection with circulation h1tfd-
ing. and which has already proven by
actual experience To ne tho most
suec.%sfl1i and absolutely the great
est incentive for increasing ctrcnia-
ton that was ever used in news
pa per work.
The Management of the circufa =
zion department of The Richmond
y irglnian has inauEurated and put
into execution "a plan whereby every
subscriber who can be served by
carrier. is entitled AT a slight ad-
vance in the price Of the paper per
month. TO secure a beautifully dec
grated AZ pfece Blue Bird design get
a9 Dishes This dlnrsNr' se-t' In Of
such value that II could not be
placed In the horne of Subscribers
unless II was absolutely certain that
each contract would be carried
through as agreed upon until the
end or tho year Therefore, the ~
rtece dinner set In divided into IL
useful and attractive parts. and one
Of these parts Is given out with each
raonth's payment made by the sub
acrib@r. thereby enabling the fam
H. who taFea The Richmond VII
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-19

tired. but hacry 70 have completed
the trip successfully.
CTs-htSTF TO KLINE,
He RRid tho credit for the success
CT the trip should go TO Sergeant
Kuna, tis nechanician, who super
vissa the Installation Of the now
rneto- after tho break down At Wa
REQ, Seh, Naynnri's pct and mascot,
the police dog. '-Trixia.' was frwt cut
Of the plane 70 greet Mira Maynard
and tho two littte girls
Lieutenant Paul Rich tor iamtsd ut
Roosevelt h~id at :o6 r. ". ccr,rlst-
ing the firss iew of tina fi~h. from
fan Francisco. His nr~t act was to
congratulate Lieutenant Maynard an
his victory,
Altogether" said Maynard. In dis
cushing his experiences. ~the trip Was
vary pleasant enc, / was scared
+ast cnca and that was in eroEs.nE
tho Rockies, As matter Of fact
they're not nearly as bad az the siar-
raa. but ! suppose the name "ueckies"
get my goat,
Tho Neno landing nsia n = had
sP0t, n flsa IN 4 vAilSy and tina
sfnoiTa ~ tAA silly PATTY Aidss ii and
q
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-19
Dry Inspectors
Arrested, Give Bail

inspectors C'rae~ and Oliver. Of
the state Aibtzaon department,
we're arrv-stec LAST might ny officers
Shinauft and Poster, Of the Second
precinct. charged with unf wfsiiiy
transporting in an automobile and
Offering for sale ardent spirits The
arrest wss made at 1880 o'clock Mt
he foot cf So. James street
Eight gallons and one pint of
corn wh!skey was s~aged at the time
the arrest WIS made. The ihsroc-
tors were taken To the Second po-
Ice satiou, where Pr of1ihition Com
m tsstoner J, sidney Peters furnished
$500 bond
Commissioner Peters refused "a
make n statement about rho case.
further than to comment thar his
department in accustomed to situa
sons OF this kind. He will be with
he accrued men at the hearing in
police court Monday morning.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-19
C0wCRTCS prgF.E'A RING To
RECEIVE. KING or BTTEsT ANS

Washington. 0ct 1s.--The ho1se
will adopt on Monday = resolution
90 receive King Albert ~ Belgium AZ
.I:4s ar the afternoon If TUESDAY
Oct ober Is The senate previously
had arranged similarly to honor the
distinguished visitor at p. NJ. on
the same date.
The kir@ is understood ~ re pre-
PAIRING q formal address fer delivery
IN ore Of the hrarrcne moot prob
abby the senate and viii make only
A few brief resn arks in the other.
Queen FIs "a beth and the lad sf>s'
~ tn, royal party Wit occupy the
executive gallery.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-19

budapest, Oct. 1S.--'-An exodus of
Jews from Budapest, IN fear Of po-
Eroms. has been under way for tho
last few days. Trains ere being used
and the roads are filled with fugi-
tives. most of them headed toward
Vienna. where they hope 10 escape
the vengeance Of the Hungartnns.
who accuse them of being In league
with Bella Kun.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-19
President Spends
Comfortable Day
Physicians Say

Washington. Oct. 1S.--The
following bulletin on tho condi~
ton Of President Wilson Was is
rued At tho white house tonight:
10 p. nj, Tho ryrsident has
had comfortable day, He Il
talking abundant nourishsr emit
and IL somewhat stronger Tho
Improvement in tho rrestatie
condition has been maintatnc.
very satsE factcriiy and no
change ~ tho simple treatment
emplAAr0a q c0atAmpla&ad.,s
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-19


Parts. Oct fg-Tt H. reported
that both Arserongan and wfertnger-
tho trim norarv abiding places Of the
former kaise and his son, the fer
ruer crown prince. are hotbeds IF
royaftst conspiracy, Both have
freedom Of intercourse with visitors
from Cfe~TrY 4Y4y t1sss y'e.&~'iaf'fn7ef7 'ffT1~
-an1ad- hs1- tA4-nAch- FOX I'm zI1.2rit be-
lne- extranl ely iaN
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-19
Joblcss Men Arc Ay.,rx.c,

UVOtsssEs ~tEFsN xtFV EXF'fsHtNgf,
st. Louis. Oct. 1s.----Mnre than
100 mon were fined from s75 70
400 today. the court rcfnxtng ia
accept asa pien that they wsrc us,-
able to obtain work. Their arrest
came asa rasuitsof IN cruer lnsu@A
u the pCl9oe IA Axre ~.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-19

Parts 9ct. 1S.---Attempts IN cor-
~er tha German potash market -or
cTeaf't K America by way OF Favre
ara reported being made by certair
sI~surs at Hav~e.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-19
GERMANY swrT@S
EysI.p TO ALIgA1S

GERMANY swyePRs
FsEI.r TO ALLIES
tBy General At~x sxsts~r ". N. F1m
Ktueh. Ccsreuaen5~r es tA~ FAr rr7s7 "
Armies in the F|srws Drfv~ 'rsaTa1~h
Tcsvasm and verth~~n g~rame~.b
MaiTx. Germany, 0vst. 3s-~- Gre fsn7F,
officers viii fight Loyalty by tee st$e
# their cd edversagtes If tNe ey~ eata
asks Gew,maay'a help In the offensive
against The Reishewiwts.
Tic allies are utterly helsloss in
sghftn~ fsolahevtsn without Ger
manys aid n IL not nract1>ahls ia
blockade frontier az extensive ne
That of Russia If sna blockade
should he successful II win not ACT
aeaInnt the Reds bat against the
Russian people.
The only way to s~ht Bcfssrewism
ls for tho allies and Germany to com
mence an oaensiva on both land and
sea
Parts, Oct ts.--rn v$ew or the nj
hes note to tha wovsrnraent asking
Tor Germany's assl7ta1cn sEatnut the
BoishevilSi, some of the Americans at
/ he peace confsrsuco are wondering
whether IL American trnops occupy
sjesia they wilt be expected IN aid
The Teutonic offensive against Rus
TIA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-19
WEATHER


Washington, Oct ts.
Fair Sunday, warmer I'm
West portion; Monday
fair.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-19


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Omaha daily bee., 1919-09-14

Sweet are the pleasures that to verse bslopy,
And doubly sweet q brotherhood IN song.
Keats.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-09-14

registration desk, where visiting
girls who wish to become members
of the league may enroll. Commit
tee of girls in charge of stunt pro-
gram are Polly Rhyme, chairman;
Miss Nell Duffy. Miss Ethral Har-
vey, Miss Christina Fulsaas, Miss
Beatrice Swanson. Miss Nellie Ken
needy, Miss Mary Ouimby, Miss Min
ME Pritchard, Miss Florence En-
NETT, Miss Joyce Barnes, Miss Helen
Nee dham, Miss Clara Pzanouski,
Miss Edna Freeman and Miss Ella
Mcdonald.
The Community house, l7lo Dodge
street, has been newly decorated
with window Grapes, pictures and
cushions. 1t has also been equipped
with writing facilities. Mr.. Oar
ling of the Milton Darling art gal
lery has placed a beautiful picture
in the reception room of the Com
munity house, which adds much to
the attractiveness of the room.
Girls of the Community Service
league are urged to spend their
leisure hours at the Community
house, where War Camp has pro-
Omaha daily bee., 1919-09-14
Country Club

The first Harvest Home dinner
in the history of the Country club
was given Saturday evening. Among
those entertaining that evening
were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Matthew A. Hall
who entertained Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
{. Peters, Mr.. and Mrs. +. h.
Gaines, Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. George
Mrs. James Love Paxton, Messrs;
w. A. Fraser. Frank Burkley and
Randall Brown.
Miss Florence Russell entertained
at dinner Saturday evening in honor
of her guest, Miss Dorothea David
son of Lafayette, Ind. Coyers were
placed for Misses Dorothea David
son, Eleanor McGilton, Eleanor
Austin, Grace Slabaugh, and Mar
garet Williams: Messrs. Martin
Wakeley, Edmund Booth, Maurice
Brogran, Rollin Sherman, George
Metcalf and Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin
Banister.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. L. Huntley had
with them Saturday evening: DIR.
and Mrs. c. w. Hull, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Johnston, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert Wheeler.
Mr.. and Mrs R. L. Kloke's guests
we're: Mr.. and Mrs. R. c. Peters,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. O. Edwards, Mr..
and Mrs. {. c. Talmadge, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. J. lngwersen, DR.. and Mrs.
B. B. Davis, Mr.. and Mrs. n. B.
Updike, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed P, Smith
Mrs. w. H. Bulcholz and Mrs. w.
NJ. Rainbolt.
A Dutch treat party included
Mr., and Mrs. Louis Clarke, Mr.. and
Mrs. Tom Davis, Mr. and Mrs, Wal
ter Roberts, Mr.. and Mrs. Barton
Willard, Mr. and Mrs. John Red
lex, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Creigh
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Meyer, DR..
and Mrs. c. A. Roeder, Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Gallagher, Mrs. Eta Tur-
ner Schneider. Mr.. Mark Kern and
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Luberger.
Dining with Mr.. and Mrs. w. I.
McCord were: Mrs B. B. Wood,
Mr.. and Mrs. James McCord and
Mr.. Robert Wood.
Miss Claire Daugherty entertained
Omaha daily bee., 1919-09-14

vided writing desks, stationery, etc,
Tor their convenience.
Any girl wishing TO enroll in the
Community Service league will leave
her name with Mrs. n. S, Wallace.
official hostess of the Girls Com
munity house.
Schedule.
Sunday, September a. Open
house at the Girls Community
house, from $50 to $50, to soldiers,
sailors and marines. Girls of Com
munity Service league, hostessts.
Monday, September IS: Dancing
class at the Army and Navy club
for soldiers. sailors and marines,
from 8 to 9 p, IN.
Tuesday. September Is: Dance
at Fort Omaha from $50 to | p. NJ.
given by the w. D. T. and Victory
clubs. Dinner and social evening at
the Girls Community house. Wamm
club
Wednesday, September II: Din
ner and social evening at the Girls
Community house, Wamm club.
Wednesday. September II: A big
get-together meeting at Girls Com,
Omaha daily bee., 1919-09-14
Field Club

Mr.. ands Mrs. c. L. Platner had as
their guests at dinner at the Field
club, Saturday evening. Messrs.
and Mesdames f. Ward, P. Hunt,
w. H. Platner, o. w. Dunn and G.
Johnson.
Mr.. A ]. Vierling entertained one
of the large parties. Garden flowers
decorated the table and covers were
laid for the following: Messrs. and
Mesdames ]. B. Blanchard, Everett
Buckingham, ]. r. Mcdonald, ]. R.
Manchester, Mesdames G. M. Matt
niger, {. B. Horton, and L. H.
korty.
Mr. and Mrs. c. L. Farnsworth
entertained one of the large parties,
Saturday evening when the honor
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Fish, jr., of Oklahoma City. Cow
vers were laid for 10 guests
Mr. and Mrs. r. c. Goddard enter
tanned a party of 10, James Trinble
had IA guests, parties OF eight were
given by DR.. E. c. Green and S. A..
May. Those entertaining six guests
included, Sam Reynolds. w. A. Sim
clair, H. J. Hoerner, and smaller
parties were given by John Sullivan,
E. B. Arnold and w. B. Thomas.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-09-14

Little Tin-God came to the end of
the afternoon, the Little in-God
was ashamed of his cynical heart,
and the Friendly Visitors heart
glowed with a warmth of her well
come to South Sixth street and
her boys sticky kisses.
c. B. Root, community organizer
of War Camp Community Service,
and Mrs. Rene E. H. Stephens, d.
rector of girls work, left this morn
ing for Denver, Colo, to attend the
district convention of War Camp
Community Service workers there
September IA, Is and l6.
DR.. Herman G. James, formerly
district representative w. c. c. S.,
left Omaha this week for Cheyenne,
'Wyo., where he will turn his work
over to Mr.. Charles B. Goddard of
Kansas City.
The South Side Settlement will
give a dancing party at the Hans
com park pavilion for ex-service
men Friday evening, September II.
The w. D. T. unit cooperating with
War Camp Community Service will
help with this dance.
Among those in the receiving line
at the girls get-together meeting at
the Community house. 1915 Dodge
street. Wednesday. September II,
will be the following advisers Of
Community Service league units and
cooperating clubs: Mrs. Tim Oman,
Miss Margaret Nelson, Miss Ruth
Holstein, Miss Ruth Thomsett, Miss
Cassie Riley, Miss Nina Steninger,
Mrs. Veda Wester, Miss Gertrude
Ruhnke, Miss Mildred Makeel, Miss
Brown, Mrs. A. R. Eychaner, Mrs.
]. E. Herman and Mrs. T. J. Mead
ham. The girls serving punch will
be Fay Clearwater, Maude Corey,
Mary Golden, Emily Lear, Jessie
Maxheld. Anna Holub, Jessie Finley,
Gladys Warren, Emery Reik, Lor-
eta Ryan and Mae Harkins.
Mrs. c. B. Root will occupy the
Omaha daily bee., 1919-09-14


from the full en-
joyment Of home,
social and busi-
ness life - take
Nuxated ! r Q n
and watch its
strength giving.
up building ef-
fect--it will in
c r . q . e I h e
strength and en-
durance of weak,
n e r v o u ., run
down folks In
two weeks time
! n m . n y i NJ
stances.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-09-14
Louise Dining to
He ad Drive for
Salvation Army

Miss Louise Dining, one Of
Omaha's most beautiful and charm
ing girls and q returned war nurse,
has volunteered to head the Saliva
ton Army home service fund in
Omaha. Miss Dining gave valiant
service in the hospitals in France
and also i'll Belgium, where she
worked within range of the huge
guns and where air raids were a
nightly occurrence. Her work for
war enterprises is not yet COM
pleted, for almost immediately upon
he return from the east Miss Din
ming called on the Salvation Army
service fund headquarters and said:
Il wanf to help you for in my
past two years OF overseas service
! saw so much of the work of the
Salvation Army that | feel | must
do something to help you here.
Why I've been in the hospitals day
after day and always there ready to
help to serve was Salvation Army
Lassie. They came with note books
in their hands and made memoran-
dun of the wants of our boys, and
they saw that every want was fill
ed The best of al was it was all
free. Along with the giving was
a smile, look of home happiness
and love in the face of the giver
that reached the heart of the poor
lad in the hospital. 1t can only be
understood when seen"
Miss Dinning's offer was accepted
aud she will act as organizer of the
women's branch of the Salvation
Army service fund A number of
prominent Omaha society and club
women have volunteered to serve i'll
this work. There will be splendid
opportunities in church, club and
booth work to assist. A luncheon
will be given at one of Omaha's
prominent clubs within a few days
All members OF the committee and
workers will be asked to attend.
Plans will be made and all details
OF the work arranged
Omaha daily bee., 1919-09-14

pion of the World: U. S. Commissioner of
immigration, Hon. Anthony Caminetti;
Judge Atkinson of the United States Court
of Claims at Washington. and others.
In regard to the value of Nuxated Iron,
former Health Commissioner of Chicago,
William r. Kerr. said: From my own
experience with Nuxated Iron feel that it
is such valuable remedy that it ought to
be used in every hospital and prescribed by
every physician in this country, and if my
endorsement shall induce anaemic, nervous,
rundown men and women to take Nuxated
Iron. and receive the wonderful tonic bene-
fits which l have received. I shall feel
greatly gratified that l made an exception
to my lifelong rule in recommending it."
DR.. Schuyler c. Jacques. formerly Visit
ing Surgeon of St. Elizabeths Hospital,
New York City, said: Il have never before
given out any medical information or
advice for publication as ordinarily do not
believe in it. But in the case Of Nuxated
Iron feel 1 would be remiss in my duty
not to mention it. have taken it myself