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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-28
AN ATTACK or INFLUENZA
OFTEN LEAVES KIDNEYS IN
WEAKENED CONDITION

Doctors iu an parts ~ he country
have been Kept husy with the cpt-
dcmic ~ Influenza which has Ni-.
tied sn many homes
The sNmptom.of ills disease are
very distressing ana 'cN" the sNE.
tom IN u run down condition Al
most every victim complains ~ lame
back and urinary troubles which
should not bee neglected. Rs these
danger signals often lead To danger
Gus Kidney troubles Druggists 70
port large sale on Dr kimcr's
swamp Root which sp many people
say soon heals ana strengthens the
kitncNs after an attack ~ Strip
Nv ann Root, heinT an herbal com
pound, has u gentle hchllDx effect
on IN" kidneys. which W. almost i'm 10
mediately noticed in most eases hy
those who Try II br Nllmrr a TO
hinghamtou. y v offer to send a
sample size hottie ~ swamp. Root
on receipt OF ten cents. To every
sufferer who requests it \ trial Will
convince any one VINO may he lu
need of g. Regular medium and
large sizn bottles for sale at all drug
gists, He sure 20 mention this pa
per. Tulsa Daily world.-Adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-28
TURN HAIR DARK
WITH SAGE TEA
If Mixed With Sulphur II
Darkens 80 Naturally No
body Can Tell.

The old d.,ime mixture ~ Sase Tea
and sulphur for darkening hair,
s,rcakrd and faded hair is grand
mothers recipe. and folks arc again
using u ~ keep Their hair n good,
oven color. which IN quite scnsible, AZ
We are living In an age when n youth
ful appearance II ~ the greateu ad-
vantage,
NOWADAYS. though We dInt have
the troublesome taek ~ gathering
tho sage and tho mury mixing at
home All drug stores sell tho ready
ts-use product. improved by the ad
dition OF other ingredients called
"Wyeth'- SnHc and Sulphur COM
pound. II IN very popular because
nobody can discover n has been ap-
piled simply monicn your comb or
soft brush with n and draw this
through your hair, taking onS small
strand NJ time. 10y morning tho
gray hair disappears but what do
lights tho ladies with Wyeths Sage
and sulphur Compound, IL that. he
p'ies beautifully dRrkrnins the hair
after n few applications. u also PRO
duccs that soft lu-trc and appearance
of abundance which N 81 attractive
ADV
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-28

Miss Frances rrrk,ua vino I- lh"
first woman appointed 10 a state i"h
by Hovernor smith uf Sew Notk. viii
have tho highest A,lariod lob ever
held by woman under the state
government ~ stni" iudus.rinl
comm misHlunrr Miss Perkins. who ln
private life IL Mrs Paul Wilson wtfn
of "a former secretary tu tho lat"
Mayor Mitchell ~ New YORK ,iiN. Will
receive N 900 - ycnr
MiHs Perkins has had an uuusual
career since she started IN IA" fresh
man rhsH at Mount iIoNokr college
Hhe has been a T-vuluiionist fifS,
IN school affairs and then after h"r
graduation In political affairs Al.
wave Ah" has taken tho side ~ tho
under dog In college she got rules
passed which would help the poor
down -trodden freshmen and In her
business life sh. became lobhyis,
for the common good During her
career sho brought about the MAX
ing Of laws regarding cleanliness In
New York bakeries. she was inH,ru
mental In having working hours
shortened and facinrica properly pro-
tectrd from risks of fire. and she has
effected these reforms by the hard
est kind ~ work when thu i~EiH-
latutc was In session Miss Perkins
almost lived on tho Pullmana run.
ming between New York and Albany
In order To get interviews with the
politicians ON their way To the cap
ltal
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-28
TUlSANS COMPLAIN
OF FOREIGN MAIL


1"'huse OF the apparent irrcg1i.
laritl"s and lack ~ efficiency In tho
handling - the details pertaining 20
tho affairs OF the men Of the Amer.
lean etp-jitionnry forces abroad hy
lh' nfclsls 10 whom this work IN
checked up, q number ~ Tulsa citi.
h"hH AZ" pouring complaint after
'omplalnt into various government
offices at Washington IN an endoivnr
10 cut OF several yards ~ red tape
ana get IN touch with relatives over
seas tn" general trend of tho bit
'"rhrsr expressed IL that mails are
poorly handled ana news from home
E"ldnm II ever reaches the person for
, whom II was Intended
Among thu citiE'na who have good
reason to complain IN leo Meyer for
merry state auditor now In the en-
ploy" Of tn. Cosden company whose
son was Killed IN Franc. last TAN Al
mo time of his death young Meyer
carried 1900 On his person ana ever
since that time the father has tried
10 ohihin this money To M avail
The death OF young Meyer occurred
lAN Ocloher aud up To that time. ac.
'n'dinR 10 Mr Meyer his son had
not received any pay Tor seven
d months
Another well known Tul.an who
prefers 10 withhold his name. has a
brother In France who has not horn
paid for HlN months. u liz also
claimed by the brother that h. has
J received no mail from his Tulsa rel
alVes young married woman NV
! INK here has written tu her husband
IN France many times hut. accordine
To III. letters Sho regularly rrcrivA
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-28
DlSPENSARy OPENS IN
NEW HOME YESTERDAY

In n thoroughly cleaned aud we'll
furnished little cottage tho ,tubercu.
losis dlspensary opened nj the usual
hours yesterday ut - West Eleventh
street. the nc~ home, where II was
moved from tho old Wright building
b IA turday. In add tion to the offices
of Miss Rcssac Richardson and Mrs
~ NJ. Burkey nurse and educational
secretary. respectively, which viii be
maintained here. there will alsn he
phe ennmiulns room Those who wish
to be examined by the physician are
asked To cali on Mondays. Wednes
DAYS fid Fridays between the hours
OF ~ and l;SO,
Although the work ot tho two wo-
men takcu them away from tho d.s.
pensary a greater part ~ the time.
ono or the other ~ always on duty
for the accommodation ~ visitors
Through the courtesy ~ number
of individuals and firms In the city
who assisted In furnishing the new
home Of the dspenHaty such accom-
modation. ARE nov available ns 20
greatly facilitate tho work ~ the
tuberculosis association
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-28
Unemployed Soldiers
dDd Sailors Must BE
PrOrided WIN Meals

Tulsa must make some provision
~ iced soldiers and sailors who
ha'" come ia the city In IN" hopo
~ finding immediate employment
but have been disappointed
lt"hlizing the predlcnment ~
nlhrt ~ hes" men who arrive
with lli'l" or no money the V VI
g. \ and the knights ~ Columbus
have provided places for IA. men
10 sleep but they cannot proVid"
adequate meals IN view 90 tho
fici that th"H" soldiers hAV" Come
~ Tulsa because the city has been
widely advertised by soldiers from
her" ~ the li,c-t city In tho south.
west. and prfhapH In the United
states " II up Ia ~ Ia provide Tor
them uniil they can either fnd
en- mplpymcnt or loay" m" city FOL
dlrts who have tnutrd the city ~
high have done ~ without Thought
that hnv'hinR but the best nf re-
suits could obtain from n and IN
doing 49, have done what every res
idrnt ~ N. city has been doing
fur years
\ movement has been started 20
provide funds ~ take care OF tho
men temporarily hnd n IL puii"
necessary that there he immediate
ana adequate r"spOu-"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-28
HYGIENE CLASS GIVEN
RED CROSS DIPLOMAS
l,s~rts- ton,iucret Iaa Night ~
Homo Nursing Department Can.
iurtrd ~ Mira Coleman.

Preceded by a program rendered
10y the various graduated olassses. a
tiAa In elementary hygiene under
~" tsslru,uon NJ Mrs Elizabeth
Coleman of the hom" nursing depart
nent ~ the local Nrd 'Tu.s received
diplomas ana we're proclaimed grad
uairs ~ the ~ weeks course last
uishi In the al,senc. ~ Nj Kemp.
NJ bnihorapu. publicity manager ~
the local tied Cross. presented the
diplomaA Misc Jarch Miller. south
wrAietn field secretary ~, the nutss
INK department ~ the Itef Cross de-.
liverrd short tain Miss IsiTch.
Miller comes from ~ Louis ana has
had extended experience In Red
ross WORK
one ~ tho features of tho even
lns's program Was demonstration
~ The work taught In tho course hv
Mrs tulnlnsn A patient was earn 4
into an assumed Uri cross dressing
room un "A sttetchor and the gitls
vent through the routine work To-
f'ilrvo m" supposed sIffrr"r On hll
iufiner occasions - member ~ the
local home guard has heru used at
~ subject for first aid administration
.'ii since the wnt ~ uvr. Mrs cole
man has reverted To the uAo ~
'Niiians II IN the policy ~ the lu.
al nursing department ~ the llnd
cross to give u demonstration uf this
work once every three months
In tho pforeEH uf turning out
graduates n has been the policy ~
Mis-. coleman 10 turn the entertain
m.nt branch of the graduation .S-
rrcisr over To "a graduated rlaA- In
his manner each class takes charge
" the entertainment program for
u new class The PROGRAM for tho
class that graduated Monday night
sts ARRANGED by Kendall class mum
her 80
Mrs Colman ~ greatly dimppoint.
81 In tho amount uf Interest shown
her. IN her work She claims that
NJ such demonstrations In Now York
city onr wps fortunate 10 obtain
standing room but that In Tulsa
there are seldom any spectators IN d.
ccpt those directly Interested In ~
par icipant
Among those to receive diplomas
~ tho graduating exercises Monday
night we're. Misses Nina Cotin-
Grove. Harriet i.ockhart. llilda
Jones'. Grace Wood ward. Hazel
lAffoon. Fannie Hooper, Jullane
i,ornand, Mr.. thard, Mrs Maude
(hubb. Mrs Amanda Robcrts. Mrs.
Emma lay. Mrs Frank curry. Mrs.
Nellie Ilihhs. and Mrs liner Fooie
Other members NJ the class who were
absent were mailed their diplomas
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-28
MEN WILLING TO TAKE
ODD JOBS FOR PRESENT
Employment Agencies Want I.ist of
smaii Undertakings "a Tide
Applicants Over

Clean up" In the slogan OF tho
employment offices Of tho city, In
finding employment OF any nature
Tor tho numerous applica nts that
are received daily, They arc asking
Tor the undivided cooperation OF oil
the business mon In this movemen,
In securing jobs. even though they
are for only n few hours work. II
In their plan TO keep In cioss touch
with AL new openings. regardless OF
the Kind Of work.
Carl Leo. superintendent OF this
local federal employment office,
stated yesterday that ono OF tho most
pressing problems presented Tor
speedy solution was the one of find.
Ing odd Jobs, whore men could find
work that would enable them to be
sustaining until they could he
located permanently. In the ma
jority OF cas~s whore business con
cerns have Jobs. which would require
only n few hours work. tho informn-
tion IL never given tho employment
authorities, This IN OF vital impor.
isnco, nsid Mr., Lee, as this would
tide over n hungry soldier ar sailor
until some opening could he found
The directors OF tho v ~ &. A.
employment bureau report this Hans
condition existing In the placing of
men because their information In In.
complete concerning temporary 20.
sltions N, A. Thompson, head OF
tho department. IN urging the bust.
ness men to have their odd jobs In
general cleaned up, while this great
surplus OF excellent material IN here
and by NO doing render assistance ia
some worthy, needy applicants. MI
Thompson suggests that whore con
Germs have even temporary Jobs, II
would be greatly appreciated II this
information would be given this de
purtmsnt
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-28
WILL RECRUIT BOYS
FOR WORK ON FARM
MEMBERSHIP is VOLUNTARY
No one WIN INIr,~ Iu,- Ia J"'n; 'n-
i--@ They Dcsirr "a po The, nrr
Not obligated Ia Enroll

Actual recruiting fnr thr ln.t"d
states Boys working rcs"rv" VIII
start tonight With a county mass
meeting which IN 10 be held In IN"
boys department ~ the ', NJ 6. A
al so Sumo Of the best informed
sneakers IN tho county upon THIS
subject will be ptrsrut ana discuss
the various phrases ~ tho wurk
with the boys Every hoy between
tho axes uf 10 and 90 years In IN.
yi,cd to be- present Itectuiiing ~.
fices arc To he opened In every hlKh
school and IN every public Uhthtb IN
the state. aud recruiting offlretH VII
hr selected a. take charge ~ M"
work In each community Th" Tod
eral government has placed Tulsa
quota ~ bo,s ~ 300, ana places af"
being provided for this number on
the hest improved farms In the
country Each boy enrolllng VIII
receive "a real treat FROM ~ Avery,
one of the local directors
The United States lioyH working
rcsetve was organized IN May lslI,
- ono of the necessary factors In
solving the food problem. Hince he
creation OF this organization inc
government has taken charge of this
work. and organized branches In
every state Tn. purpose of the or
EanlEation IN brief IN to mobliiH" Tor
productive service, ON farms and In
essential industrial plants, all Amer
lean boys within tho nsc limit To
SEQ that their education In maln-
tained and to develop tho boys ply
sically
Membership In this organization
~ entirely voluntary No ono II 70.
ing to force n hoy to enroll How
ever. 81 Tulsa boys are urged by
The local directors to enroll In che
Tulsa county reserve and receive tho
Rrea. benefits derived from such
work. q. X Burkholder, city direc-
tor, said; Last year sev.rai hun.
dred boys enlisted from the city and
this year we are counting ON at least
doubling tho number. We offer
places on the best farms In the state
and furthermore We assure -nCh hoy
the highest remuneration paid any
one for such work
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-28
POLlN DISCOVERS THIEVES
ALSO ADMIRE CORD TIRES

\ j rot n Of the l'olln Tirr S"tN %
ir" nud certain alleged thieves VINO,
for the present will remain unnamed
are both ~ tho same opinion regard
inE tho value ~ Royal cord tires
While Mf polin Was IN los Ang"
les watching m. victory hutomdhil"
races saturday the thieves concerned
n this STORY hrok" into His place ~
business on South Main street ana
stole 81 200 worth ~ Royal cord
tlreN Yesterday IA telegram was -.
c-ived from Mr. polin In which h"
stated that the 5000 victory sweep
stakes race was won 10y HaleS IN 80
minute. and 20 seconds and that h"
used 4 4 Royal Cord tires without
change
Whether the thieves anticipated
sadv-rt. sing which these goods
wer. to receive and stocked up ON
that account or not. they have at
least acquired n good stock
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-28
CITY ENGINEER PLANNING
TO PAVE ALL SIDEWALKS

Plans are contemplated by city
Engineer Wyrs tn have an walks
within the city umlts paved before
nsxt fall civil engineer ave to he
gin work this week 10 determine the
amount and location ~ sll uupavrd
walks In Tulsa and as soon as this
is accprplished paving viii begin
Immediately.
Lnst year the consirucuon work
on paving was begun 100 late, which
consequently resulted In tho cold
weather preventing any further CON
structton. n this work, as contemp-
lated, Ia carried out. Tulsa will have
the sole honor OF being the only city
in Oklahoma with unbroken pave
ment and which alone will be nm
added Item to the beauty u The city,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-28

SEW Iphk. Jan - Rear Al.
mirsl French Enson Chadw .ck. I. .
y. rctirrd, who whs chief of staff
Tor Admiral sampson during the
spanish American war. died today
a, ht~ home here lie had been All.
lng for more than "A year. and about
Z week ago was removed here from
his summer home At Newport u |.
Pneumonia set In before his death
Mrs Chadwick was al his bedside at
he time.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-28
KIDNEYS NEVER
CAUSE BACKACHE
Rub Pain, Soreness and Stiff,
ness Right Out With Old
"St. Jacobs Liniment."

Kidneys cause hhckache' No,
They have no nerves therefore ,,
not cause pain Listen Your haeI
ache In caused by mmbaFo sciars,
or q strain, and the quickest r.l,,
Ia soothing. p"etrating 81 Jacob.
I.lnimrnt" Rub II right on me ses.
or tender spot, and instantly IA,
pain, soreness, stiffness and lam,
n-as disappears Don't stay erin.
pled' Get a small trial bottle ~ 81
Jacobs Eminent" from your dfut.
gist and Timber up \ mom.n
after IA In applied you'll wona.,.
what became ~ the hackschc. sci,i
lea or iumbago pain ~ Jacob,
Liniment" stops any pain ~ one,
II In harmless and doesn't burn %
dircoior tho skin.
It's the only application 10 rub o,
Q weak. lame or painful back n.
for lumbago. sciatlca nrlralEl
rheumatism. sprains or a strain.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-28
HOPE TO KEEP SAILORS
IN THE SERVICE OF U. S.

PARIS. Jan. s1-American naval
authorities here are doing every
thing possible To avoid adding to the
number of unemployed In the Unit
cd states 10y retaining In the service
every able bodied sailor who can be
Induced 20 remain Instructions
have been given to discharge no man
who does not desire To- lrbN" and
who hos no prospect ~ employ
ment
Apprehension Is expressed In
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-28
Costa I,icmn Invasion t~ar~Si.

MANAGtA. Nicaragua. Jan. 81 --
Travellers from Costa Nica report
that the Tinooo government has a
largo number OF men under arms
and strict censorship is enforced
The travellers say President Tinoco
evidently fears an Invasion ~ Costa
Rica by Costa Rlcanr criled when
he gained control.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-28

naval circles that there viii
real shortage of sailofs ou thi,
OF the Atlantic. as a large np,,
may be- required to man tbe G.,,'.
merchant ships which The r,,..
statN Ia TO take over Th...n
explanation given Tor tlr sudA.
change In orders to miut men
were about To start Tor tho t,,..
states. but are being held 10 lreo,s
ports.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-28

from him. not one of hers was eve
delivered The young wife was be
coming deHpo ndent over these condl-
tons and Intended sending cabls
10 her husband Monday night
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-28

We quote no former or rofn-
parniivc pri0-s In our nd''r-
tlsinr. We let you b ih'
judgc of value.
Mail Orders fiilc,i pr'niWN
and accurately Shipplng
charges prepaid except on
iiarmcnt ARTICLES,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-05-02
REPORTS ALL SATISFACTORY
sris Gsyssi Richardson. hs~ Com
nasosr American Fsrees In North
Russia, Mssss Report

Washington Brig Gen. wilds r
Richardson. the new commander OF
the American forces la North Russia.
has reported tie military situation sal
issactorg In his frat official Dispatch
sinee landing on the Narmssss ei,ss.
The message, sent To Gen potsh.ar
and relayed by him To the War lie
partmert. sas dated April IL. N ahaat
: weeks after the musiEpus conduct OF
Company / Thrne Hundred and 'Thif
y Ginih Infantry, which refused 10 o.
TO the fron, from ArrhangsI
II ~ assumed here that satlxfae
tory military silusttoa means proper
discipline prevails among the tmvri,
Ean 1roaps generally
Gen Richardson reported thc cccu
patton og April II o. tro&oeerq by a
tagye 81 Russians a~lar,ed by III" Al,
Hes As result ol this action &c %
The enemy we're k!lled. n.ne poacde1
aud @t takor prisoners tao field guns
cne aghine Eua and 0~N shells he
Greg nTapfFrrt '}Fhs. a&t3aa >*asastitssss
onc Canadian sergeaHt KILLED
aud enc Fgsach serse2a, wounded
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-05-02
RUSS GRAND DUKE ESCAPES
Twenty Members OF tire Farmsr Ras.
sian irarsrsai Family asasA Goa.
stsesimepis From sh* crsr~ex.

Paris ~~ Twenty members OF the for
meF Russian irapeTaAi faaiiy. Including
former nowaxsr Empress Marie Eeosia,
Forna. reached ceaatsnsiaoase FROM tAs
Crimes, according 10 Aarcs! na,la IN
the ksho de PARTS The party saclaasd
the former Grand puks Nicholas N.ra
osa.s LISA. AZ ere, tass.ss eoasaaas.ssax IN
ehles OF ghe Russian army, and i'etea
S'eholaisyHch. a Lieutenant general in
'he Russian imperial srmy and a
Younger brother az Nicholas
Nicholas and Peter. sho married sis-
tiers al the queen al italy, havias been
invited 10 reside In RENE. lets Coss-
stantlnople fur the Italian capital GA
Aa italian steamship THE others In
'he party, iarladiag the dowager esn.
press. will 50 10 Malta on board Brit,
tsh warship, where ther wtil await the
decision 81 tho British gorerumea, ~
To their fntugv place Of residence
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-05-02
REACH SETTLEMENT
N BERLIN STRIKE.
woRxMEN AND xhPIoyGneI
AGREE ON lAanR salAuAE.
Rooes no LOWER cLAssEA
BANKS RESUME BUSINESS
VITA inessp@~sss RssYistie~ iass Iae
issasse~ Se~~~~T he CITY Rseessm
Fr>~ ss=.:....ss~s nss~w ~ Large
Ftaaacaai IaststusaSaa.

Hsrstn - sassiNaens WI the general
stffEs IL ifsfr1 was FvssAAe kfssA w
Esssatians lxstssg ~ kaHEs hsswe~a
representatives af the sfFakssa AAa raa,
esessr sHA tie minister VI lsaot TAs
s~ssscmeHs N ssgaaesas IN active
recasaisica ~ tie demand Of the ssrik,
trs that they be given = velee IN de-.
,srsaiasnx engawwaseHts ana &txlMsssais
xnd pfuasctso ns III Wsapa0yes Tn all
work except In executive aud 6trwe,
sarais Positions
A iaw giving Tore 10 tho RES rNga,
lssioa viii b. Incorporated sAsgfly m
the seveFnsaeats specialization lexssla,
tiaa II 9iil gttv the ~efsers wsa
ere represented 3ihroash shop. 1sc,cyy
and office ceasctas The right 10 deter.
Easias vital fclAtaass ess~~Sa 'he ern.
bl0yer and esAeloses sud wIli efases'i
the en4plnye 10 Tbs exswEs that bis aise
niiszal sr prum stiea will b. psssrd
wroa Nv hfe tesla~ w~sA.rs I.A@
WORKERS aise "a, 4st he eaasaitsa when
rew help Ia 10 he engaged The pre-
'iasihAry settlement. ROW awaits enl,
formal confirmation sY the factory
and office eoanriss ~ho are ~sp~sted
10 rattfy H. The factories and bxnks.
I, 10 expected. will resume tail opera
ton.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-05-02
BELGIUM EAGER TO
TRY HUN OFFICERS
WOULD PROSECUTE rrE MUIR.
pEaERs or CAPTAIN FRyATT
ANo EplrH cAvEIL.


Paris THE Belgian delegation 10
lAS peace conference informed tee cor
respondent tbs: Belgium had not seea
officially requested b. the council ~
four TO bYinR the former German etn
psruF ta trial aud that The Belgian GOV
srumsat would ;-sl obliged 10 tAke the
step, even Il there we're amy request
for sach action. Tho ijeikizA delegates
bold that any ac'laa sheald be taken
BY comm iss ION representing all the
associated powers The official bel
gian view. Il was said, Is that the for
mer emperor cannot be srraiSncd TOT
declaring war or violating tho neutral
ny OF belgium. or for any act prscSd'
..ax ar sptaeaaest. villa .lAe, aesslArsil1aa
" war
After poiuting out that there IL no
tribunal eotnpetcnt 20 hear sach
sh&rges against the former emperor.
and no provision OF international Law
covering such cases, the delegates said
that Belgium expects thai serxans
guilty OF acts punishable under the
criminal Codes az ANY NJ the hilIixeseat
power. should be placed On trial. 40
4'he fart tsss that, ymarasr and other
rrimes we're committed DURING war
Toes not relieve the criminals ri re.
aporstbllity
~ ,hr commission desires To ar
ts,rn cen Baron won Msn,aetIel for
he tacklng 81 I.ouvaSn. Gen roa
Saroedcr FOR the murder OK Capt
tryatt and Gen. yea SauhersSeie for
shc ssecutlon " Miss Faith Cstell all
she necessary documents Si'l tc forth
,onung said Jhc general secretary al
lhr dnjeRatiaa HAT Belgium does not
seek revenge !. wants ugiy tgsiieF II
Would he small satisfaction 30 sosk Gp
Gho kaiser for fas months 10 the
Saint CHI prison and those who ts's
reported that such revenge has te|n
offered Belgium IA Sniaee Tor ant
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