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CB.
73 Per Cent
Profits Tax
Voted Down
ppff.it of RaHicals, 62 to
|7 inHicrr<; Senate Com?
mittee Plan Will Pass
I^Follctte Ready
To Carry On Fiirht
aaaujg Ci"?r?jicript Men, but
Not Fortunrs." Senator
Johnsnn Declare?
bTASI '
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U inllettf Hlti >w*r>llrn Fnrtunra
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tl**i w,4 impovti*bed bv the war.
Ammunition
Sent Persliing
Is Defective
Onc-fhirrl nf Shipment Is
Found I"o Be Doperl
with Chemical
f \ HINGTON, Sepl 1, Late te
without cammeat, the Creel < om
.- Information iaaued
' the f. ? ? ofl j ll ftntrnient
; from the V ment i
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forei to France
pfoved to ir defective. Thia facl ?as
lort y .1 ,rr t he ? xpedi
| and immed ial e Btepa were
. plai r thi d( f( et ve enr
Iges.
? ? |-;,r .-.pjenre i percentage
t in the potassium chli
nera waa reaponsible for
a 'ii .il!
tioi ipj
- fi rd ln?\
been corrected. The |
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| in alow 1
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ild have hc-n saved by no
? the eorrc | rnts to ee "iVr
rinh-a Public Ledger," which
onlj more of it, thi ?
moi ?? ng. under th-- rnatun of ita
v. a*hing. He de
ma of rounda of tnu
? the 1 nited Statea v ere
? p-r'.
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ior a long time to t ?-?
Frankford luburh ' ?
of i
srsenal.il
The inada
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on are
ab?olu'r v ry de
partment l d with res|
I in 'he matter h a l( ted tn
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ntii
by the 1 - rnmi
lustrial plai
?. carried or, for th
....
. , lentai
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- depai I mt nts
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Death nf 2 tVnrsej by
Unsafe Shells Reccllcd
? <- - ? of an
? protected bj ava . ns ai
i
when'.' ? -r ' e l t\
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May. 1
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the projectil< metimi
n tegra i hort d ista
?
In ? ?
wa arncd that
?rhile | ? Louis were
o be a
? al ? ? ?
. ed thi
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epoit of I
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and Miaa Helen I
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tl ' m<
.. ? . . . to preven
?
Troops ?nd Negrors
Jn Srrics of Fights
Armcd Guarda Patioi L-xin
ton aa Threat. of Further
Trouhle Are Heard
LEXIXGTON, r. . ? ' The
ngton 1 ? '
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' the Kei
Guard, the
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? iid.
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campi
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takei ? ? ' '
numen
Idien
ied to i' i
? ront of a negro i
ranl a
; ho\ed aaide .-it.d, it ia fl d, a
the
came l he a
? heii ? ?
i 'h< croa.!
\ | ? ? gathered
while sei ou - trouble ' immi
.-??'. ? . ? ? ?
twelve on horaeback, armcd with h;gh
;; the c.ty.
The ill feel ing between the twa racea
ha- hei a BUgmi nted by I i facl I il
aoldiei - liavi purcha ed liqooi
... ea and then had them arrested
I thi iier iif|uor law.
Petrograd Council Protests
Death Penalty in Army
I >?, iGRAD I ?" ' ' he Petro?
grad ? ' nncil ol v. orl ? d .sol
diers' Dep tie to day | ? " "
? -.! the n
enl of the death pei I ?
demaadiBf that the meaauri he
revoked.
Pacifists Quit
After Poliee
Halt Meeting
By Governor's Order Con
ference at Chieago Is
Raided and Ended
Chairman Hurled
Into the Street
Peoplc's Ccuncil Finally
Decides to Abandon Plan
for Convention
i )i]i AGO, Sept, I. The prnr- mn
ference of the People'a Council of
America waa abandoned to-night ftei
? ? | it an rnil to it
.: ternooi
innoimcing the nbnndonment of
? ?r-'erenrr Louil P. l.orhner. rrr
retary of the organization, atated:
"\-i have formed a 1^?^!^!!' or
ganization which araa our parpoee, aae
we are s.iti.-tied. This WB8 done before
thr pol re atopped OUI meeting. We
are now disbanded as n mnferrnrr
l|owc\ei, our work for nn esrly peace
will go on."
t used ciramatie m"'hnd? in
rurbing the activitiea of 'he pac
U I ng a hall in which the council
? on, they demanded the ron
ference ceeee "in the nam'' of th*
law '; bodilj threw Into the ? n
ti Iman, the newly-eleeted choir
man;' forced the defianl women paci
ling, and, after lock
? ~ ? ?-,. do* i of the I '?'. d aperaed 'he
crowd
OB "*e fanned
? furj bv the preaenee of the po
Half a '!o7^n New YorV women
ra of the peaee movement re
Rebecca Shelly, Ida
Bard Field and E ? i ibi I I reeman
.. ng in the bv
Wanled To He trreated
"We will not go oul unleaa wa are
?d. We dare you te
they ihouted. It waa only aft i
ed a patrol wagon Rnd
? gned to arrest them th;- thi
women were nd-. tave. Whm
., . - puahed out f thi
to be re'eat-ed or. the
women howed
their chajrrin nt having been 'he \ ic
'"'.-' .
Thi action of the ro]<cr, which waa
taken h\ ordei of Go ernor Franh 0.
who -i d the contrmplated
? ? ? ro would irnd to ereate
?.? " ? nded all hnp?> of
atea to meet in 111
Wl - ?ome of th<- pac I il . weary
experii ee, are to-night
? ? ichl do II as to the
? '< . '.,.< , ? ? . ? .i"r!arc tiiH>
the peaeo ronforrneo will br hi
\\ onder \\ h? re to Ga.
rhl ? ? al of more pp.rir |t.? at Mil
neapol s to-night on a apeeial tiain
frr.m ?.-in Franciaco and information
that g paeil I at varioua
en rnij'p ?re awaiting word
from ' :'? to tell ihern where to go
? ? . ; ? ? , > ? r i r t: . tuatioi
i late to ii'ght to
? poaaible meeting place.
Barri N ??? Dakota, Minne
tota, '?'. and Wa hn gion, D. C,
the ] i- <i by ! h ?? N'ew York
delegatea, to-daj el out to accompliah
whal they conaider?d wai a coup. After
? ? Weat Sid< \ uditorium, a
tabor union rendezvous, located in a
section comparable to *'-w York'a Eaet
Ride, they quietly aent word to the
'. ?- that the peaee ronferenc
wculd be hel 1 there. The delegatea
i I lirried tn ihe hall in the hope of nr
; .- and launehing the pr;i(p move
menl before the authoriti< i could ad
llad Named ObBCCN
'I m o hundred pae I I w< re ;.?=rmh!ed
Ihe hall and th< ? oi had been
way for two hour^ when intima
wen whiapered that the poliee
were prepai na to arei-p dawn, Mr
an, i Chieago Socialiat lawyer,
rlected perma ent chairman; .loh
Han man ef Loa Angelt*, ard Jamea
II. Maurer, a membi r of tl Pi
\ ai ia . ire, were made i ci
en, and Loi P. Loehn r waa
elected ecretarj A committee, headed
by Cryatal Eaatman, was appointed lo
. 'e\ i n im ml i
??.oi ommil? ? ? to bi ehaiged bj th the
ng the | ? movement.
Jacob Maijgo] i, ol Pitl burgh, began
ii hiitor tirade againal Mi Loehner,
\4 Hom he charged with timidity fn?
abai doning the | to ? ??'.; nne
; poli.. Tl . ' ome one to
romplain of the delay ard to announee
..... ? r along
v ? ?. ? . .4 oi II ?' ' w a learm
? |?? wen ' ? l1'.' I | tO make an
i ? ';>o, ? <? Balch waa for
im to Govi-rnor 1
aaking hii ' ' '',li" be had
i f| .. poHce to inter
? i ?
ncri a ed. All thmight* of
mf wen d idaine ! A. u , !'
rr or' "Pearaon'* Magaa ne,'
?
m m ? I ?i are foreed
OUt."
Poliremen I.'ntcr
\ i o'clock two pol ? red
? arraa and leaned
? ? ., . iel. Bgainal thi Chaii
,i auapicioua
. tion, but a> the policemen
made rto hoBl le m< ?a t waa regarded
aa a good omen. Mr. 81 daaan, by way
howevei announced "
,i --oi^ed by Ihe poliee we
ogether We can meet
, . i .- hotela." '
.,. ... ept leaning B| I ia wall
?' ? ie ? ai hat
to happen.
Mr. I.ochnrr mounted the platform
... ;>ort how he had been
peraecuted" tn the North weat; how
U - , d mob "??.- looking
1 \ot a p;fce of rope while he was h;d
RESTORATION Oi BELGIUM "AS I UNDERSTAND IT"?MICHAELIS
"C n hii room;" how the rit'7ens of
h?rco, N. D., had formed a vigilance
n.mmi't'i. to deport ;iil pa. :' -' . aad
hoa ihe peeple of Minneapolis iiad
r rculated handbilla protesting af
the pacifists' eoavaBtien being held
?'? rre.
,i , . then then ai -? rampinf of
h?avy feet in thr OBtl de hallway. All
the delegates c' P.d ??"r I IBB|
Ten poliremen and i doten daBBaBrva.
marrhed into the hall. Kvn :? body ra.
i maiaed quietly in the:r seats. Th?
polipemen walked direc'ly on tO th"
platfonn and took h paaitian hehind
( hairman Stedman. A' tho heqd of
: the invader i wn Piral Deputj
ntendeal of Police VT. H. Weatbroak.
He were ^ hi wl te c.ip an abund
ance of yellow braid, nn hii expansive
eheat a largr golden star and eight
large hras~ buttoi . -i'i of which glit
tered menacinslv before the j-?:: ,. ?!
of the pac I '
"ln Ihe N.ime of the 1 iw"
?i ordi r thia meeting di ?pen ed in
? ( tm( of the law." said f>eputy
Westbrook in a tremuloui voice, his
:-..;i- - button . golden star and ] i <
braid fairly sciatillating. "II :?""
,,..?> lravr ihe building qnietlj jrou
will all he arreated. There rnuai
ro more talk. B. ? are actir : undi r
orden of 'he Governor"
Half of the audienee wa on ?? ?? l
. makmp. for thr reai door.
"Wail ;. minute," jrelled Chairmaa
! 'eadman. "We demand"
MYnti can'1 demand a'.;-'' i"*." rr
tor'rd Deputy Weatbrook "Their
rruM be no talk Go o it quietly,
plea^r "
?Tll talh all I please." ho
Stedman. MThi is UnCOl ' ' :
tional."
"Officer plaee thal man ni
nnd take him on' of 'he building," 01
dered Deputy Westbrook. Mr. Sted
man WBI escorted to ll ? presum
ahly undei arrest, bul ater he efi ra
|ea ed.
Wemea BellhjareBl
The women pac risl - ra h< d fe
with unmistakable signs of b
eney. Misa Rauh made ro efTort to
ironceal her feelings. She elambered to
iv-e piatfen d Bhaking her l?ngei i
a< the array of polieemea, exclaimed:
"Vou pelieemen .-??.? American the
= :ime a- we un Noa ?h"' di
think of thii outrage? \i- b'I ro i
ashamed of roui u
"Co out quietly, l idy, or well pu*
vou out." wa-. the ? p |
gentlj i ' adj I i .deor " M s
Kauh protested thal ahi arould |
;,, be ai rested, hut -he was ied o il
Miss Shelly ???< lr-- rielding
lingered behind until Deputy W< t
brook impared her to go. Tll
v,, ..-i--, ? '? bat nrre-t . an make
ited V
... rr, ,n ?,-..- hei .. i '?r as the
n the '? she i
.1 -Now arrest mi lare i
?? ? me." Th-.
...
v . Shelly to de ?
On '.ne ridewalk the paliceman re
ieaaed hia eluteh on Mi ? Sh< ly'a arm.
? Nov . g wid yers," he a d ??
MThii ain't no place for aimmei
\\ here'd jrah eora aay ? 1 he
. ? ?
Som. mpressed
amazo-i attitudi ' fhe ??? om tn,
th the po
Gaveraar I-mics S.'atemept
i iovernoi Lowdei . when adv.
Mayor Thopmson - attitnde, ordei
police ? ? proeeed against tha pa
forthwith The Gav<
itatement:
"The Governor ia charged a tl I ?
reapansibility of preaen ng peace in
the .-tatc if, in his judgnv lisordei
and riet are likely to re ilt from thia
so callrd peac meeting. It ia ll
svcnt tbe
meeting.
"His BBderataad ng is -ha'. whila the
meeting purporti to Ss ;n th
peaea, it - realIj
.-? the geverameat n the pri
t.on of the war in which we are no.. ei
gapcd. and is eal( ila'ed ta produre di?
? order and rioting ? lll ne ? He will
' ro'. thrrefore. r?rn-:: thia rr.ee- .- |
be held in Ill-nois."
U. S. Drilling Army of Fliers
On Huge Training Field in France
Freneh Training Famoua U. S. Colleg? Athlete2 to Peform
Arrial Gymnastic2?Nothing Eifeminate
About School Regime
By I [eywood Rrnun
[Aerredited <n */><- Perahing Army in Franee m>- The IvVu York Tributu
and Syndica U I
RK AN EXPEDITIONARY ARMY.
I, The boy who w II fire "at
?he aighta of their eyea" are training
France A beginning, ?nd a large
begnnning, ha. horn mad^ by theAmer
can aerial forcea, t iiich hope to keep
tho German i groping on the ground,
pur a-. iator*. are learning the tnc\ -
of the trade at many aehoola, One of
the biggi >neh fiying aehoola ia
now under American auapicea, and
work hai ;i:... been begrun upon an
American aviation tield, which will be
the I ' ? g ? ?? traini g camp foi ai ? Ir
,n the world. Much time n
before it can reaeh ita maximum aa
? ? no* flie ? there
ommod l ma for thouaand -
of Amei i aeria tudenti v | ? -
railror.d ; ia ? ho. camp
by A- I oi.'
t he |... rracl in ? eady i on il rui
rhe day ol ? .. i ator at the
Prench field, a here many Ami
;,ro training, begin ?? i a. m. He
- a little eoffe ? a i an ej
opei er and oul tl 1 ring field by
... if the weather perm ta I Hii
11 and then knoek off for a m
meal He then ia permitted to sleep
until I ? " geea out te thi
intil 8:30 ii
real of the daj '?' hia
oa :..
Almoat all hi ? time I a -:
the trick of land . Fiying i no great
Irn :ble. A - the
I th:.- hurta; it'a
? . do fall, ami an
... ... tally
affaii I II or h*
? ? ? much Howi ?'??. thi
? ? ? ????:??:
. . ..,, far. One French ichool ha i
fimericana vh>> havi been training fnr
four m< ha, and not yet ha
tality.
\ atudent who I ' ?
ii . ? . . | ifter an?
other
? ?
? ' ? riangi te theorj
? - .
, ? . om dete ci
? .??
tha i nec
i pr liminary tchaols. Hii firal
examination is a trianguln fl gl I of
' ninetv miles with three iandingiv
Before he i? eligible for service on the
t ? k' line he must po to a spee i '
ol, where he ?!1 be instructed in
,.???.????-" \'? man eai
in ihe air unless he il -killed in ^p.ral,
? aml hairpin tums, aid he
? also learn 'he daring trlck of the
half loop. which tends the earth lureh
inc by hia eyea I'Kr a planet on a
He m.-i' he able to lose alti
tude bj allowing 'he machine to fall
iheer for hundreda of feet ard then
egain control.
. ? ly onoiigh, the aviatora al
ire ? i ly. A fea -
? 'm- the trick - if thi ; ipil has
s cood groundwerk.
Of e..iir-e, there is tnueh that CannOI
ighl in the achoola No f1
an expert serial tiuhter unlesa he hi
apent aome ?mie obaerving lerimmage
;,t rhe ''innt. The Preneh av eigh'
months ia required to train a fii t claa
. ; (lier.
ihe -rr'."! which ia under American
au picei diffen somewhat finm the
The pupil begius nt oi i
ichine, which ia one of the ilower
; , rhe American eurriculum
also i : d< - ;. gn it d i if thaoi
which the French p-.. icant attention
? the Amerieani trammg fo
air are tion th ? navy and th" ii
P f all ale college
... 0 ne of the
, ; i. ? ? i . . ? ? md i;
th.- ton of a foi mer S'ew \ i i -v '?'
.\ fameua ^'ale end I - a:n... -
and two baaehall stara from
riarvard. I" fact, if tll ing did - i
into their time 10 n-.uch. a eracki
i.me, eight or eleven eould be formed
tructora of the -ehoo! Ini
French and Americans, but a:
I hai gai a oi kera .?? i
? . ? v ta Fi '? do
ic of the i n- \ ?"
teh |
g ? ? ? 'tl e n.
..-? tmei traii i
? ? ,i hed it is |
s.n e::- ? \ I I I ? > ? '
tmericai .are
* ? l a i Ami
\ - .
... f the Fn nch
believed i be takei
Tom Watson's Paper Barred
An order den; g "Tr ' 'T
er. i
I elasa raail
. ? b] Pederal Judjre
l ued bi
Poatmaster General H and V it
pealed to tl ?' eaee
eeuted Uaiatant Att
Judg ' '?a ' '
irpeae te ?
terfi
. - ? ' *
?????' ' '
tha aa
L
n. . ? ? read "The
,iPi?.,r. . that "there ia an a i
ed proj iganda rhich ha? inflamed a
laie-' body of the pecgla to Bueh an
,- ..... tutea ?., pffrr* the
: ? ? ? , rreetion and
I ? lawl of the
5lat
'
"If by aueh propatrani., Am
aoldiera mav ba a i that tl
ara tba ? n ol a-.? la i a.-.d uncon
Btitutional opprrssion. vair. I
. |
. ring *
heio ? ? .1 ln tho eoi
i w:!l behol I America -
I
Right
rht,of our d
.? ? . *
?
? ".. ? .- iltii
? -- ? .
? oi and 'he periahing of popular ge?
?rnKa?l oa aarih. '
Attacked
By German Press
As Foe of Liberty
Kaiser's Cause
In Mexico Is
Aided by Hearst
"New York American" Edi
torial Used in Anti-American
Pro-German Propapancla
PALLAS, Tex., Sept. I. (irrmsn
propagand I " Mexico have ''"."i
pawei ' b their ( paigi
again ? the ' - ted Baatei by an edi
?or;n! 'ha' Bppearod in. the Hrar = '
n?u?paper3 a month ?rn ftn the jn*
vineihilit) of Germany, It wa- re
printed m Spanish and givea wide cir
e'alation in Tho Bulletin of fnforma
tion. i ntall pablieatioB iasaed hy
Germani in Gaadala ara far the pur
paca of fomehting aati-AmerieaB fee
;rc and keepirrg Mexico neutral,
i bpies of the i 1 te ef Tke Bulletin
of fnformation that rentaiaed the
Hearst editarial have her. reeeived here
from Am'r>n?- a* Guadalajara
d aplayed in all the
German ??'"rp windaa ef the Mexiean
:ity, and ? ! tl ahat eaa ba
dmio about it, rhey ini at 'h*- itepi
- ? | ?,. >onnterae
mi - r^p ? on of A meriean
mrrf
hai^cr and Hearst
Ihe Kaiaer'a Mexiean oTai intre
ri th one o(
own, bi '?' loa -
"We present to da; te oar apprr.
e able readera a translation of a
po'ah'e fri ? ? || ??'? eh ?r?pearer| on
jaly ?> ,. tha great new Vork r?ewa?
paper the iVe" v York A atarift ".
,. r ich read lions of Amei
? ? reading I a
.. . ,,.. porfeetly well thr real
rr. ? tha I'nited Statoa ia l
j ,,,. ?? ?.,,;, ?\h,''h -ure'v rioe? nat
appear rose eolored to ihe great Ri
publie. -The great majority af tha
?? erlean people eiir-e the entranee
mto f-r war, dectared by the Un ted
n the interests af the
great osnrera ?' Wall Btreet, and
greel . ??, jubiUtion i half honora
gett llg out ef
?
? ?yVr nrr rtT>rria!'v reeommend ng
the itudy of tnia editorial to the edl
?or of thi 'Uaiveraal.' *Ur> deaaar
,tely advacatea bj all pasaible mi ?
. ?' . reach that Mexico ioin
the contrlomeraie and triel to ron
.- >e -re publie, fortaaately with lit
thal the salvatian of
?,.r. , , ,;.,. ? . ,- ? on an honoiable
? in its joining in tha
... or d war on Ihe tide ef the erawd,
? ? >ie Central enspirei "
He.ir?t Alnne
The Hearst editarial followa lt '[n"r
ro* have ro he tranalated *'rom the Ger?
man organ'a Spaniah into Cnglish sgain.
I? r.-av he e\am:~.ed in the OjCIginal
wherever Th* New York American ia
,. ? |e [i oecup ed the whale ed I
?? paper o.> the morning
of July 28 together ? '""'y'.
n% .,. , thafl of Hght: "THE
TRl'TH. N'o victory in aight, War
last from three te tea ?? ears a*
?i- >mendoua loss or" men, -;-.' si i
money."
The ed torial proved n tha ?
er that ? aroald be imposaible ">
defeal Germanj. i I ' ?' therefore
?. BTy , ? ould K-' Bia l? ' ? obtain
peaci
ihe s.nirtrr Paragrapha
The ? ? " me t sinisl ? ? agraph ?
were tl
"Indeed. with all the willingacaa
tha . erld to lacriflea oui aa
-
tervention of ome an
known meehanical invention thi \
, annoi eonqtii r Gi rraonj
it - noVwith
we can
promptly u nd th( I maj be de
or a
... wa ean
en on Euroi
. | | ? ,?> ? ia mi ftary
operal oi i.not oar ?
alone, nor the i r military
i'.ng men a - "?'v in 1
d who hrt- tiOHS
'. ha*
| thal e thought 1 ra mighl
? .11 s.
??;. dgment ta per levere
? ? | miae ne I" "??'
. ? .,- prom ted bj th ?
I es to
.- . abroad
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l
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Wilson F'loases G. Ba Shaw
Writer Culla Reply to Pnoc
MeaMfaj to Germany
LONDON Sept I I I '?'
-. .
nesaagi my,' aid Geoi ?<?
Pern a t, in an lata
sted Prei t. "Reduee 1
?o th r,-omr
- iblic and vr will let up on you;
go o.-' and wi
tnt knows ?? hai he |g
-
? "
- not often
-
i
t,**n ' - i ? ' .... latr^t
1 ? ?
?
ta*
?
?
rngeeed in aUiminatilr
? .a r trsala a-i in phinikllBI thr gpaniah
ooloaiaa.
t
Dcnics Rizht of Tcutons to
Govern Themselves,
Is Charge
PJans to Prolonj?
War, Critics Say
"Swollen PhimSCt" and
"Mendacity" Are Terms
Applied to Note
BERI I! . Sept I P '' laeert
r*p'y ?o the Pepe'a peaee ? ete araa
publiahed genera ly bj i ? papeta
thia moi eea8?
men' Slr. fl l BBBeed
on the -coi-e of ? t i teae and
tendency. The '!???'? ll : ' ?av.?;
"Preaident '?'' ':^n aelina the Pepe'a
mediat m ? ? i man of
-n al
raa I ited the German peoplet.
We are told 'ha- the WB8 | r.ot being
waged apainst 'ho Germ - nat en, bat
ca nat theii
"Tno ahaalute ? f Mr Wii
ea'a phraaeelog - - appareat
when hia d'ctum a* to the r jrhts of na
tieBs, who an g their
own deatinie . ia oppe ariah
of the German peoi i to be geveraed
by theea verj mastera.' ' BYilaeu
? ,... ,|n.^- nol / ? a u?
our liberty. ? ?<- prive us of berty
? o arriv il i .
Calla lt "Maaa of WwraV*
"Por that aaatU ? i of
i ha aa te sole purj the aa
???.onz
'.he war at an\ price. >-o!v*
g er tha
peaca meet*
?nir- diapersed and pa< .?? '.-d.
'Th - ? ??! |g ita n ll
muijh tha* n |ow nnd contempti
ble; i-1 i an ? to exhibtt
a here hke thia coldly ealeulatiag math
! ematinan. whnm a aiagalar fatp in a
1 momentena hour ha- givoa the power
I over one hundred millior people."
'1 he "Vo ? itsi he Zettui i t\
"Probnblv I'ro lent '?' ? M not
know anything ? v?t nn
of Ga - ??? n ?ff former
i Rus?ian Hiniater of vVar, now on tnal
for treaaaaJ aad of General .lanu ehka
vitch l t'orn-.ei ehief of the Im|
(ieneral MarT of eonceraiag
the rra\ proceedinga wh eh led I
outbteak of the waa Othi ? ?? be
w-nuld havp ohanped I
"Pra lident Wi the d?
moora- ? ? I W0
.
tion and one we COI >'iden
territi . .
of peaee."
Th" "Mi rgenposl
man peo| a will net
... beei made
ence by the
with the una
bera of Pi
? ? . - ..
in the
be ? learer, bw
"Pre . - on
thia occa mmitta
'? ing,".nad
aid ?. te that would
have naeant *ha- i g leave af
ambitioua plana o' hia o? n. avhili
r?.i ia d no he wi
.
th?. -.4-ii ami wen d have ... gered the
friead i i peai I ted
v bo eon titute a i
?or-. ll. . i g it ef thia
? ?,er
l , er) peace
... i.... i,?i
ta tha
(ierina.) !.pla '? ' tB
l.'..
(licl adilink'i
a Entei te,
? i r i n -
front tha ? " rie?
torj
po nte i "
Note Is < alled "i.riti-uue"
The
..r;. WOrd a
o rhe elimaaj
.
trnmenl |
i .
erval ?.-?:? -.??
? and t|i4
: . -I- ".'
inv ' ? ?\e,re
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ir,
<?<,*./
t of tka
? r r*g
tra ',???.?? petj
ind l Emperor
?
iaya
..| . Cl OCl I
Ki'
? > ? lothing
the enemy
oence.
Mr, W - ? eharae
who
... .-maner
?'?? lt war trUBB
d | eaee without
? cruih
(Veatphalian Gasette,"
the atat
.rial i
ler 9 .Khom
.: ? \v !-on's
? ? ?
? *ne re
Vv Every word
? uloua
ch ha* to
. ?
,-?-:' ' iame
? world.
"Like the Brit.n, Mr WtlBBB baaea
r