davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Glas svobode., 1921-08-12
RADI FIJASKA v MAROKU JE
RESIGNIRAL.

Madrid, Spanska, II. avg. =
Danes je resig.piral kabinet pre-,
mierja Allendesalazara. Receno je,
da bo bivsi premier Haura zbral
nov kabinet.
Ministrska kriza, Xxi Sc je zaklju-
ella resignacijo kabineta, je ira
jala ze die casa in je posledica
spanskega fijaska V spanski kolo-
niji v Maroku.
Sedanja situacija Maroku,
kjer je uspeSen upor Murov prot
Spanskim cetam privedel do poll
tiGne krize V Spaniji, je nekako
temna.
Vec razliGnih porocil je, ki pra-
vijo, da so Sc afriski rodovi sprli
med seboj mad deljenjem plena,
katerega so pobrali Spancem.
Spanski vojaki, ki so bill loeeni
Od glaVnega pOVelJnlStVa III Sc
zbezali francosko zono, so trpeli
velikanske nuke, predno Sc jim
je posrecilo pribezati ma varno. :
Yes cas- svojega bega so morali od,
bijati napade Murov. lzgubili SC
tekom tega casa 400 moz poleg
puSk in strojnic.
Neka oficijalna vest pravi, ds
so Sc moSni oddelki spanskih Get
izkrcali V mestu La Restinga, jul.
govzhodno cd Nellie. Pripovedu-
je Sc, da je yec vojakov, ki so zbe'
zali gore Arruit, kjer Sc general
Navarro nahaja Sc vedno popolno
ma oblegan, porocalo, da Sc je mec
generalom in sovraznimi nacelnik
marokanskih rodov vrsila konfe
renca, po kateri je vec poglavar
| lev dezertiralo Svojim zaveznikon
in Sc pridruzilo cetam generala
Navarro.
Glas svobode., 1921-08-12
CESTNOzELEZNISKA DRUzBA
BANKROT.

Bay City, Mich, II. avg, = Me,
sti Saginaw in Bay City sta bill
danes brez ceStnozelezniSke Sluz-
be. Use proge pripadajOee Sagi-
naw-Bay City Railway druzbi so
prenehale oh polno6i obratova-
niem. Druzba je naznanila ban
krOt.
Ma mestO pouliGnih elektri6nih
kar so drveli sem in tia ominibu-
81, tovorni automobile etc. in pre-
vazali ljudi. OStali so paG mOrali
hoditi. Napravilo Sc je naerte, ola
sc poveGa Stevilo OminibuSOv.
Ce bo mestni svet zapO6el kako
akeijo, da Sc sprawl pouliGno zelez-
nico promet, Sc sedaj Sc ne We.
Nieesar Sc nj bilo naznanjenega.
Glas svobode., 1921-08-12
ZEMSKI PLAZ v AVSTRIJI U.
Bill 40 LJUDI.

Berne, II. avg. = Stirideset o.
seb je bilo ubitih in mnogo pokO-
panih pod razvalinami poruSenih
his, kO je velik zemeljski plaz pri-
drvel mad vaSico KlauSun V dOlini
Eisack ma avstrijskem Tirolskem.
Kameniti plaz je unicil petnajst
his.
Vzrok plazu so bile tezke nevih-
te in nalivi. Hudouniki so mOGno
narastli, planili preko svojih bre,
gov IN valili S seboi gramoz in tu-
di veGje skale, dokler nj vse O.
bliki velikega plaza prigrmelo mad
nesreGnO vas.
Glas svobode., 1921-08-12
ZAvozENE FINANCE.

Zedinjene drzave so naJbogateJ'
Sa drzava ma svetu. Y drzavnlh "a,
kladnicah Sc nahaia ve6 zlata, kot
V katerikoli drugi drzavi ma sve-
tn. In dasiravnO je denarna vaIu,
ia padla, je vkljub temu ameriSkl
dollar ma denarnem trgu kot stan
dard, po katerem Sc uraynaVaJo
denarne valute drugih drzav. To-
da dasiravno je dezela bogata, Sc
deficit redno ponavlja zvezini
blagajni. Ia to leto pOtrebuje pet
tisoG miljonov dolariev, m sedaJ 81
V Washingtonu belijo glave, kako
spraviti ia denar skupai.
Vedno Sc priporoGa ekonomija
in varGno gospodarStvO tam, kjer
lie nemogoGe kai prihraniti, ma
drugi strani Sc pa niece obema
rokama skozi okno, kie bi Sc lah'
lzo prihranilo miljone. kdo MAJ
razume, Gemu so ameriSki vojaki
oh Renu? Amerika nina "a iskati
od Nemeije nobene vOine odSkod,
nine in nerazumliivo je, eemu po'
hajkujejo ameri$ki voiah V kob,
lencu. RazumljivO ie, da je to vSee
Franciji in Angliii, tOda vSee NOR
da ne bo ameri$kim davkOplaee-
valcem.
Lepe miljone bi Sc lahkO prihra,
milo pri armadi in mOrnarici. ko,
likor blaznejSe bo telmOvanJe "a
oborozitev ma Suhem in ma morJu,
tolilzo pref Sc ponovno priGne kr,
vavi pies. Leta 1910 je Lloyd
George ta1.nal V angle$kem parla,
mentu. da narodi letnO pOtroSiJO
dve in polovico miljarde "a pri-
pravo vojne. Ce Sc kdO pripravlja
ma voino, potem misli, da je vol
ma neizogibna Stvar, kl gotovo prl,
de. Leta 1910 Sc MISC zmOtili. Vol
ma Sc je priGela Stiri leta pozneje
in danes obGutmo njen blagOslOv.
Voina ie konGana, tOda ze Sc ma
rodi pripravliajo ma drugo in We
6io. Pred vojno so pOtrOSili narod
"a preparedness" letnO dive in
pol miljarde, danes potrOSijO V /
ste svrhe cd osem dO"deset miliard
ma leto. Izhoda drugega nj, kot
prenehati ali pa banlrOtirati. Ce
Sc Sc ena voina priGne, potem je
brez pomona, kdo zmaga in kdO je
tepen, ker tepeni bi bill vsi takO
temeljito, da bi izginil Sedanji 60
spodarSH Sistem, ma katerem je Il
dana danaSnia militaristiena druz'
ba.
Glas svobode., 1921-08-12
|KER JE ZABAVLJAL CEZ PA
DIE AMERISKE VOJAKE.

Oskaloosa, Iowa, II, avg. = b
vangelisticen pridigar rev. W. l.
Wilfond je V svoji pridigi govori
slabe stvari ameriSkih voiakih
XII so padli ma bojnem polju '
Franciji. To je nekatere ljudi
zlasti veterane, tako pogrelo, da
so castitega gospoda pograbili, po
sadili ma automobil in ga odpelja-
Ii ma dezelo, ola ga pamazeio
smo1o in okitijo perjem. Ko Sc
ga je polio S smolo, ie moz zaee'
prositi odpuSeenja obljubovaje, da
bo zapustil mesto. Napadalci so ga
potem izpustili, ne da bi ga spre-
menili v, ptiea.
Glas svobode., 1921-08-12
CUDNA SMRT.

Washington, D. c. = Viljem A.
White, trgovski potnik IL Phila-
delphija, je bi V Huntsville are
tiran. Aretacija je posledica nena-
vadne smrtne nesrece. V prtljaz1ii
vOz ma vlaku ie oddal rocni kov-
eek. Ko je upravitelj prtljage, ne
XII 6rnec, dvignil kovcek ma poll
co V vozu, mu pade IL rok, V kov,
Geku Sc je nahajal samokres, ki Sc
je sprozil. Krogla je Sla upravite-
liu skozi zelodec. Dva dni pozne-
je je crnec umrl.
Glas svobode., 1921-08-12
PREDSEDNIK HARDING JE
DOBIL MACEHO.


Marion, O., IL. avg. = DR.. Geo
7. Harding, oee predsednika zdr
drzav Sc je V Monroe, Mich zopet
ozenil. PoroGil je svojo stenograf
ko in astitantinjo pri njegovem
zdravniStvu, Miss Alico Severns,
Start Harding lie V svojem Sc.
deminSedemdesetem letu starosti
doGim je zardevajoca nevesta diva.
inpetdeSet. Doktor je prakticiral
medicine re okoli petdeset let. :
Tako Sc je zgodilo, da je pred
Sednik Warren Harding dobil ma
SnbO
Glas svobode., 1921-08-12
"V TEN ZNAMENJU BOS
ZMAGAL."

Cerkev svetega Tomaza, ki Sc
nahaja ma Fifth avenue V New
Yorku ina med Svojimi okraski
tudi Mrezlian velikanski dolarski
znak ($). Vsekakor je arhitekt, ki
ie napravil nacrt "a to cerkev We
del, Gemu bo posvecena. Ce bi bio
90 pravici bi morali raz vseh GER
kew pobrati krize in iih nadome,
stiti dolarskimi znaki.
Glas svobode., 1921-08-12
REvscINA PRETI JURcETU.


London, 10. avg. = Tudi angle
skega kralja ie hudo zadela dana
snja draginja. To izjavo je poda'
" nizji zbornici J. A. Chamber
lain. On pravi, da kraljeva civil
ma lista kaze "vznemirljivo" ma
rascanje deficita re nekaj let.
Kraljeva familija je V letu 1915
zabiksala celih 122,500 dolarjev
vee kot znasa civilna lista. Lansko
leto Sc je ia svota povecala ma
225,000 dolarjev, ob koncu tega
leta bo pa deficit Sc veeji, eeprav
varcuje kralj Jurij V najstroz-
jem pomenu besede''.
Kralj Jurij, je dejal Chamber
lain, 81 pomaga svojimi prihran-
XII, da pokriva deficit in noee, da
bi Sc mu povecalo civilno listo. -
Pae pa zeli, da bi Sc zhanjsalc
dvorsko sijajnost, katero Sc tradi-
ciionelno ponavlja Veliki Brita-
niji Cd davna. Toda parliament je
pa zopet mnenja, da je treba O.
hraniti yes ceremonijaIen sija.i
kralievske krone, kajti "taka je
VOLTA prebivaLstva (g??).
Glas svobode., 1921-08-12

in gonilno moe, biti pod izlljuenc
in popolno kontrolo federalne Via
de in Sc najboljSe bi bilo, ee bi Via
da Zdruzenih drzav vzela premo.
govnike V svoie roke in jih operi
rala sama."
Blaine Sc bo hu1o zameril pre-
mogarskim kraljem, ce bo take
govoril.
Glas svobode., 1921-08-12

Ma pragu raZorozltVene kollIe-
renee, ki Sc bo baje lmalu, We
likim pompom vrsila V Washing
tonu, ie Mia zbornica V angles
ken parlamentu na priporoello
Wade. dovolila stroSke "a gradnjo
Stirih novih, ogromnih bojnih la
dij. Militarizem in navizem skuSa-
ia skrivati svoje kremplje, kot ka-
ca svoje noge; In da Sc stvar olep-
Sa, kolikor Sc sploh olepSati ola, le
znani angleSki militarist Winston
Churchill zagovarjal re sedaj maj
veejo vojno mornarico ma svetu
.sledeGe:
"Veliko upanje lezi ma Wash,
.ingtonski razorozitveni konferenci
"a dobrobit Glovecanstva, tOda do
kler nimamo ,sigurnega porostva
da bodo ladje, ki Sc sedaj grade '
Ameriki, uniGene, toliko casa ne
moreno zaupati lepim in sladkinI
madam, nameravane konference
In drugega nam ne kaze, kot da
nadaljujemo gradnjo noyiA boz
nih ladij."
Gospod Churchill je dalje dekla'
miral, da mora Anglia vedno i
meti naiveGjo vojno mornarico na
svetu, ako 81 hoce obdIati prven
stvo ma morju. Anglia Sc pod no
benin pogojem ne sme odreei TEN
principom, ter Sc zanasati ma po
moe drugih. Aplavdirali so mu, kt
je nadaljeval:
"Najboljse je, ce mi stojimo ns
svojih lastnih nogah. Samo &C smt
pripravljeni "a vse slucaje in moe
nj, lahlzo igramo ma Washington
ski konferenci uplivno vlogo Pr
delu "a svetovni mir, in samo pt
| tel poti mi lahko korakamo rokf
roki Zdruzenimi drzavami, M
da bi koga prosili "a pomoe, tenn
tveG kot tovariSi image in postent
bodoGnosti sveta.'
Mi niti najmanje ne dvommo
da je gospod Churchill vezanjen
"diplomatiGnih otrobov" resnic
zelel, da bi velika Britannia Sc
bodoGe ostala zvesta prijatelJici
Zdruzenih draw, Xxi ljubi svoje ne
kdanje dete in sedanjo cenjeno so
sedo ze vsaj toliko, kolikor voll
Iljubi ovco, in zato ne moreno ime
ii najmanjSe sumnje nasproti bla
gorodnim angleSkim lordom il
parlamentu, &c vsled velike lju
bezni do svoie mile domovine, gla
sujejo "a gradnjo vedno vcc IL
veGjih bojnih ladij. -e4@
Ma AngleSkem imajo bogat'
kniiznice, in gospodje poslanci ST
Ilahko citali resnico, &c sc zanima
jo "a zgodovino, da je danasnj;
druzba vstvarjena ga nadaljeva
| ME voin. Temelj sistema sloni M
|izkoriSGanju privatne lastnine
podjarmljenje slabejsih narodo7
po moGnejSih = in zelja po kon
troll svetovne trgovine. Zakon ma
rave je tax, da velika riba pozr'
malo. Zakon kapitalistienega siste
ma je pa tudi tax, da gospodarskc
mocnejSi sosed pore gospodarskc
slabejsega soseda, gospodarskC
Glas svobode., 1921-08-12
Razorozitve1la komeiija.

razvita drzava, gospodarsko sla,
bejSo drzavo = in ce he gre le,
pa, pa grda. V danasnjem siste,
mu, kjer gospodarsko najbolJ raz'
vite drzave blazno tekmujejo med
.seboj "a prvenstvo svetovne trgo-
vine in "a razSirjenje svojih teri.
torijev, iste ne morejo drugace,
kot da Sc poslHujejo imperialisti-
enc politike, ki sigurno vodi do
novih konfliktov in novih vojn. =
Ena najvecjih fraz, kar Sc jih je
Sc kedaj rabilo so ginljive pesmi'
ce "prijateljskih razmer" S sosed
mimi drzavami. V tenn sistemu he
odloGajo mehko utripujoca srca
in dobre zelje, temvec zelezni "a
koni kapitalisticnega razvoja. =
Zgodovma Sama nam pOtrdi histo,
ricen fakt, da so lahko narodi III
drzave, XII Sc danes lizejo V prija'
teljskem objemu = jutri ze lahkl
divjem klanju med seboj.
Anglia je gospodarsko mocnc
razvita dezela in ce hoce imet1
lnajvecjo vojno mornarico ma sve'
tu, nj to logicno nicesar druzega
kar zahteva zelezni zakon kapita
listicnega razvoja. Razlocek je le
| ia, da Anglia nj edna dezela na
svetu, XII konkurira "a osredotoebc
kapitala, temvec ina vec tekme
|cev, med katerimi najbolj pridejc
V upoStev Zjedinjene drzave il
mala zilava Japonska.
Zjedinjene drzave so Sc V zad
Nth par desetletjih, posebno pa
OBJ casu vojne in po vojni, razvilt
| IL neznatne dezele gospodarsk(
moe, Xxi V obliki trustov in razvi
| te industrije, danes predstavlJajt
Enajbolj perfektno organizirano II
lnanGno silo ma svetu. Razume Sc
da ina ameriSki kapital iste zako
ne, kakrSne ina kapital Anglije IL
Japonske. In ker je temu tako, po
trebuje tudi iste protekcije, naka,
sledi tekma, kdo bo incl vecjo ar
mado in mornarico.
Stvar je paG ia, da ako Sc ia bla
INA tekma nadaljuje, potem dru
zega izhoda nj, kot ola yes sve
bankrotira. Tega militaristicne DIR
zave ne zele in zato sklicujejo mi
rovno konferenco. Bo pac Sc mno
90 bolj zgreSena rec, kot je bill
versaillska mirovna pogodba, Mi
litarizem Ia kapitalizem sta Sku
nai zraSGena in neloGljiva dvoj
eka, in &c hoces ubiti enega, mora
ubiti oba. Tega pa Cd reprezentan
tov obstojecega sistema, pricako
vati ne moreno. Morda Sc "a cell
stvarjo skriva tudi druga stvar
Anglezi so poznani kot dobri kra
marji, prebrisani diplomatic il
drzavniki stare evropejske sole
Wilsonovo administraciio so ime
nitno potegnili "a slovecih "Stiri
na.ist mirovnih tock", in zakaj b
ne potegnili Hardingovo admin
stracijo "a posojenih deset tisot
miljonov dolarjev, katero izplaci
10 maj Sc naprti na hrbet ameri
lSkemu ljudstvu.
Glas svobode., 1921-08-12
IA osvoBoDITEv DEBsA.

Washington, D. c., II. avg. =
Generalni pravdnik Daugherty je
danes naznanil, ola bo oh koncu te-
ga meseca predlozil predsedniku
Hardingu priporocilo, da maj par
donira Evgena V. Debsa.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-10-31
NOTICE 10 ORRDITORs

Notice is hereby given that the
on October 80, 1921 by
the County Court Of the State Of Ore
gon for klamath County. was duly
appointed administrator of the es-
tate of Emma r. Grigsby. deceased.
and all persons having claims against
said estate. are notified to present
same to said administrator at the
office Of his attorney, r! g. Groes-
beck, klamath Falls, Oregon, within
six moths from the date Of this no.
tice. Persons knowing themselves
indebted to said estate are requested
to call. and make settlement at the
place above designated, 4 WI
Dated: October 81, 1891. \ y 7
d. 8. GRIGSBY, Administrator Of
the estate Of Emma r. Grigsby, de-
ceased. q II. i.''' '.l-i. w t
..'. ~. O31 N7-1l-2l-2S.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-10-31
Gardney Suspect
Eg $4,000 Haul

Z MoosEJAw, BI O. Oct. 31.---rs
Roy Gardner in this neck Of the
woods? II. Dartle, express messen-
ger on tie anadian Pacific. is In
clined to ear to such a theory.
man ut Gardeners build and
employing dner's keen knowledge
OF express sengers and their hab-
its tcset 81 ith tho fearsome de-
meanor aY Efficiency which has
n nrked ft.gg airing bandit on other
casicns . bsrtle food for
Il oughtfo vetal subsequent trips
when re e. cd the express, car re-
c. Fly nei lift Current and escap-
OIL with sac 900 Ia loot after care
fully binding ana gasgins Bartle..
,Bartle dcf tibed( the man as mask
cd. wearins the conventional train
robber garb on slouch hat and rain
coat and Etyiug his orders la mat
inee in deen gruff voice. He treat
ed Bartle roughly and told him moth
ing. f"f'.H' '''ip'- '-',"' y
maybe Il wasn't Gardner" Bar
tie Is said 10 have commented. "But
] didn't krov- there were two in this
section as capable in that sort of
work as Is the famous ~Ptcntom OF
McNeil's." iat' ii '''" S' w.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-10-31
Wireless Used BY
y Y. M C. "A. to send
q I'd Weather Forecast

PORTLAND, Oct. 31.-The Port
land branch OF the Y. NJ. C. A. today
initiated a system OF weather. fore
cast distribution throughout Oregon
and Washington by wireless.
The distribution is made for ra-
dius Of 1900 miles by arrangement
with the United States weather bu-
reau here.
The forecasts started today at 0
o'clock and were for the succeeding
36 fours. Special warnings are also
sent out at 3 O'Clock in the afternoon
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-10-31
Vets Prcferred ,,m 1lp
feGss, for Postmaster,

WASHINGTON 'Cat. 81. .---vete"-
ans of then world var Giare giyea
preference for postm asterships in
an executive order given jtse Civil
Service Commission by President
Harding. Five points will be add. d
to the examination rating cf every
prospective master in government
service during the war; age lilni-
tations may be waived In such
cases and the period OF war service
reckoned as "a. part OF the iequired
length of business experience.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-10-31

from the i"Y" station. provided any
are received before that hour.
The "Y" uses both telephone and
telegraph for the service by wire
less, with wv rating and wave
length of S75 meters. The call is
7YG. Amateur wireless operators,
both telephone and telegraph. are
said to be giving the service a wide
local distribution.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-10-31

the month Of September disbursed
s2S,045.66 and mailed out 7.7s1
checks. There still remains on hand
for distribution $338.731.94. OF
which S1,3ss.49 was collected dur
ing the past month. In addition,
cases awaiting settlement involve
the sum OF $659,019.41.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-10-31
RUSSIA WILL PAY DEBTS
III. SOVIET Is RECOGNIZED

RIGA. oci, 3b.--Eussi, Is ready
to pay the debtsl of the car incur
red prior to 1914 il the United
States, Great Britain. France. Italy.
and Japan are willing to recognize
the Soviet government. foreign
minister Tctitcherin stated In a
notc to these powers tonight. i'a
Herald classified ads nay you, a.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-10-31
GOVERNMENT DISTRIBUTES
1918 EXCESS WOOL PROFITS

WASHINGTON, Oct. 3l.-In it's
work of distributing to growers the
1918 excess wool profits collected
from dealers, the United States
Department Of Agriculture. during
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-10-31

Herald classified ads pay you.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-10-31

O31 N7-1l-21-2S.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-03-13

ward Grey to Paul Cambon. the
French ambassador at London. Sir
Edward says:
From time to time during the
course of the last few years the
experts OF the French and English
military and naval authorities have
consulted with one another. 1t was
constantly agreed that such discus
sions were not to restrict the free
dom of decision OF the two govern
ments as to whether the one was to
support the other with arms or not
I'VE assumed In this that such con-
situations by experts represented no
agreement and could not be regarded
as one whereby the one government
or the other would be pledged to in
tercede in an eventuality which had
not yet taken place and which might
never take place. Thus, for instance
the present division of the fleets of
France and England is not based
upon an obligation to operate in COM
mon in the event of war.
"You have in the meantime pointed
out that IL the one government or the
other should have weighty reasons 10
fear an unprovoked attack on the
part Of the third power, it would be
necessary to know, IL II might in
such an event count upon the armed
assistance of the other.
Grey's assurance to the German
government was falsehood, IF
course. automatically, he may have
told the truth, but even that is hardly
possible since his enumeration of
"pact, agreement, or understanding"
covers so wide a range that morally,
at least. the militaro-naval convention
between Great Britain and France is
bound to come within the meaning
Of It
when the European war finally
broke out Sir Edward Grey enter
tanned the world with the statement
that to the very last moment he did
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-03-13

not know what the attitude Of France
toward Belgium would be in case Ger
many violated the neutrality of the
little state. He did not know this, de-
spite the fact that tho military and
naval experts of his government to-
gether with French and Belgian Of
hcers, had made a very complete sur
vey of the Belgian national defenses
and terrains. He pretended to be
equally in ignorance OF the conditions
back OF the assassination OF Archduke
Francis Ferdinand; but had his fears
which are expressed by Benckendorff
to Sazonoff in the following manner.
on July 49, 1914:
Grey told me yesterday that he
had received no further disquieting
news from Vienna and Berlin during
the last few days. Nevertheless. he
did not seem to be very treasured. He
says that we can no longer count
upon Germany being the peacemaker
under all circumstances. Nicholso Is
less uneasy. His standpoint IL based
upon the idea that Emperor Francis
Joseph could not desire warlike COM
plications. less 40 even this year tina n
during the preceding year. now thu
Archduke Francis Ferdinand. the
leader OF the party of action. is no
longer there. l have no doubt that
Grey has used very plain language In
Berlin and Vienna"
The game of international decep-
ton had now come to an end. The
debacle arrived because the great
powers had found that international
highwayry was difficult because both
groups. triple entente as well as triple
alliance. wanted the same thing. First
Russia wanted to divide the Balkan
and then annex it Second, Turkey
was to be divided and annexed. Third,
Persia was divided, but could not be
completely annexed because Germany
interfered. Fourth, the Far East had
excited the avarice of the great pow
ers. Fifth. Russia wanted CONSTANT
nople and her straits. and, lastly. IL
occurred to the powers of the entente,
Russia, France and Great Britain,
that 1t would be we'll to divide Ger
many and Austria-Hungary. In this
last endeavor they succeeded.
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covite empire, and. to have that capt.
tai fairly we'll in the middle of that
empire, he was willing to annex the
entire Balkan. the parts of Austria
Hungary inhabited by Slavs, rs far as
the Vienna suburbs at least, and.
finally, the Ottoman empire, Persia
and India were to be 4 part Of the do
main of the Romanoffs.
We have documentary proof that
Sir Edward Grey understood all that.
Sir George was often obliged to make
mention of Russia's Historical mis-
sion" Count Benckendorf spoke
freely of the subject when it suited
his purposes.
DIFFICULTY OF GREY.
So long as Russia could not get
through the straits without the con-
sent of the powers and the Ottoman
government, SO long was there no in
centive to make the Russian Black
Sea fleet what II WIS intended to be:
The destroyer OF the British Empire.
From that moment on. Grey had a
hard time of Ii. SO far the entente
cordiale with France had been 4 COM
Portable bed. Though the British
government had concluded . naval
convention with the French govern
ment, these relations had been con-
Ven1enl enough, que 10 the IdCt
France was not as eager for war as
was Russia What Grey wanted was
alliances of the sort that put}all the
obligations on the other side. The
British government had held aloof
from alliances for many decades. Eng
land had made IL a practice of fishing
in the troubled waters of the world.
The memorandum which Sir Ed
ward Grey gave to Count Metternich,
the German ambassador. at London
on March Is, 1912. had the following
text:
England will make no unprovoke ed
attack upon Germany and pursue no
aggressive policy toward the latter.
An attack upon Germany is not the
purpose. nor part of any pact, agree
ment or understanding in which Eng
land now participates, nor would she
participate in any project of this
sort"
SECRET DOCUMENT.
Yet in one OF the confidential and
secret documents handed Count
Benckendorff. addressed by Sir Ed
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PROTEST NDISCRIMINATE
SEARCH FOR FIREARMS
Northeast Boundary Gifts Indorse
Gun Toting Drive, However.

The Northeast Boundary Citizens
Association, at its monthly meeting
Friday night in Burrville School, con-
demned "the unwarranted and humil-
iating practice of arresting and
searching respectable colored citizens
on suspicion of carrying arms be-
couse they are not white"
The association. however. passed a
resolution indorsing the effort to rid
the District OF lawlessness and
pledged its cooperation in the move
ment to free Washington of gun
tOters
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YOU Die IF 3 DROPS
OF THIS POISON
TOUCH YOU

NEW YORK, March ia
liquid poison so strong that three
drops will kill any one whose skin
it touches has been discovered by
the Chemical Warfare Service, it
was announced today.
Sprayed from airplanes, two tons
of this annihilating poison would
cover an area 100 feet wide and z
miles long, destroying all life with
in the district not protected by
special covering.
The Chemical Warfare Service
now is developing protective cloth
ing to make the wearer impervious
to the deadly liquid. 1t can be
easily manufactured and the
United States could make several
thousand tons a day if necessary
plants were built.