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A. F. John,OB, Editor and MftU*er. ? ? THE COUNTY, THE oTATE, THE UNION ' SrtbsetipUoa 91.60 Fu Teat
VOLUME XL VII. L LOCISBUBG, N. C, KKIDAV. DKCEMltKB 13, 1818
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PEBSH1NG AND BLISS WILL BE I?i
RECEPTION PARTY
Col House ?'ill Hoard the Liner and
Bring President and Mrs. Wilson
Ashore*
Brest', France, Dec. 10.?The steam
ship George Washington, carrying
President Wilson and the American
delegates to th ^cace congress at Par
is, was reported by the naval wireless
as passing die Azores at one o'clock
this afternoon. All on board were
well after the stormy weather through
which the Presidential liner passed.
ALL IN READINESS
Preparations for receiving Presi
dent Wi'son here Vnve been completed.
The progre?^ of each step taken by
ti e American visitors is followed with
e.tger in.'j.v.. The l.r.j? plan of send
ing vcn American d.caduauglit fleet
seaward has been change*}. Accord-'
ing to the new plvi fee: will go
out early Friday ?; ; K .Mu^rican
party r siiort dW'.aiice fit" t-io co:??t.
French warslvp* wlii i;-Ke For
eign Mini '.er i'; -T of Ma
rine Leygi:e3 nnrl An arc Tardieu,'
French' High Commissioner.' to Amer
ica for-the firs': greetings by an ex
change of salutes.
French officers l ave arrived from
Par!c to make final reception arrange
ments.
Tije George Washing;^: d;aws loo
liiuc-i water v j enter the i tier fcartyor,
s;o it vili r. lit', i of about a mile off
shore. <
Tin: a:ii?UJcax party
An American rar?,y. consisting of
Generals Pe^hHg : nil lJ-iss, Admir
al Benson, .\dnvrul H??.ry 11. Wilson,
'and Cot. 12. M. iic.'uso m -ii will board
i.>? liner a?t. the iTerideni* and
rs. Wihsoii a.roro aboard r. naval
. ne French* ministers will extend
. . ^mal welcome to the American
i .lent cs lie set'* loot on French.
? bl/i..
Mc.Vdto for President Club Formally
Organized.
Aslieville, Dec. 10.?With over 1,000
charter members the "McAdco I or Pres
ident" Club has been formally organ
ized to work for the nomination of
the Presidents son-in-law for his
fatlicr.-in-law's job. J. G. S.'ikeleather
is president of the new organization;
H. H. Sullivan, vice-president; Gray
C'uhan, secretary; B. L. Lydu. treasur
er. The organisation was perfected
a: r. nueting held at tue courthouse
last i:igiit, a.' which various speeches
were made. The club intends to dis
tricut; propaganda anc hopes to see
sJn.ilar clubs organized in every cit>
iltlj. I'hristsiSs *heer.
The following appeal liar, been re
cived from John L. Weber, General
Camp Secreary Y. M. C. a.
TO THE GOOD PEOi'LL Or NORTH
CAROLINA: -
Christmas Is cqmuig aiiu will find a
"J II) II iiiiiii
Jrck: on, mr.ny of whom .-.-ill be lone
some and unhappy. Now, ii is my
wish to do-everything po.-.-ible to gi\<g
these men a tas.'e of real Christinas
joy .-4 ft hi tti?P^?l?iMs te-Me-fimnr pwple
o" 1..1 fc'.aic i o :cri. lei" '.."in. i'.ioii'.rli
me. whatever they feel il?.?t il:cy <an
coirvibute to the auccc?? a happy
C hristnias day.
I will be glad to have smokes. good
things to cat, and money i o be applied
to t no purchase of fresh- ffr.i'.; and
othy?r delicacies.- ?
In addition to t hear urtrt: rrt catnj) ve
have between five ami six l-undred
Red Cross nurses, the finest in i"?ie
whole world, and 1 v.to see that
they have a happy Christmas, so I
am also making an appeal IV: th?m.
Whatever is sent by any friend of
our great citizen army will bo used
for the T)enelit of the men ami will
contribute much towards giving them
a joyous occasion.
Address all communications and
packages to Dr. John L, Weber, (fen
eral Camp Secretary, \. .Vi. C. A.,
Camp Jackson. S. C.
Young Woman s Missionary Society.
The Young Womans Missionary So
ciety mej at the home or Mrs. M. C.
Pleasants Dec. 11th iif a study cir
cle. Our leader not being present, t'??e
meeting was conducted by Miss Ne
va Rowland. The scripture lesson was
read by Miss Neva Rowland, .taken
from I Corinthians. 13th chapter, fol
lowed by a prayer by Mrs. M. C. Pleas
ants.
^After a very interesting lesson was
discussed the Socie *y adjourned to
meet with Miss Lillian High Wed
nesday evening. Dec. 18, 1918, in a
study circle.
Those present were Misses Sue and
Hodgle Alston, Susie Meadows, Neva
Rowland and Mrs. M. C. Pleasants.
Mrs. Pleasants served delicious re
freshments.
* LETTERS FROM FRAME *
* ** ? ? * * *
Somewhere In France,
November 3, 1918.
Dear Mother and Father:
Will try Ho write yot? Just a few
lines to let you know that I am well
and in good healh.
Listen, Mamma, just tfilnk I haven't
heard a word from home since the 1st
of August. 1 am so anxious to hear
from you all. I have gotten one letter
from a girl since I left the States. I
have written home several times since
I landed in France. ?
I don^know any hews, no more than
I am on the front now and of course
' re going to win lllia war, guess
have already learned that.
rui afraid you and papa are griev
i . about me. Now listen, it is 1101
. c 1 of that, ?."hat will shorten your ?
f. Don't worry about me for you!
! .c ; Grandpa was in the war four ,
. and he came "Home safe. Why,
? ^ t I do the same, duly I will bo '
k so much hk?iu r it will surprise
you. We are K re Jo win the war 1
mid be done with it; then I will come j
back to you aim stay at home as I
have done until I came into vhe army. [
I would be glad to get just one line
from home. Will close .From
YOUR BOY. I
Private J. T. Finch.
C. Battery. 21sf F. A.
American Ex. Forces, via New York. I
Somev*he re 'r. France,
Oc.ober 25, 1918.
My DeaY Daddy
Well, Daddy, iiow are you i ll to-1
night': I am feeding very good ivmight. i
1 have been in the hospital. Now on ?
my way back to my Co., and think I ?
will go back tomorrow. Hope so; I j
want to get back and get my mail as ;
I haw nov had any for almost thirty j
days.. 1 am ?ure 1 will havc a letter
from home when I pet back. I wrote !
you while at the hospital have you
gotten it? Well' Daddy I hav* been "in!
one of -:.:q .largest ilglUs in this war
and T sure do feel lucky to be living.
1 sure do thank my Go.! that h? lias
rated me this long, and 1 am still liv
ing in hope that som^ bright day I will
come back to Home, Sweet Home again*
J can see >'<>u all just as plain and I
Mil always thinking of you all at home.
I have not se?n Joe for thirty day-,
bat the last 1 heard.of him lie was all
right, and jutfl' as soon as 1 get bat..:
\ will find out about him and let you
know just how he is.
Daddy what is Lee and Mary doing?
I sure would be glad to see you all,
aaid hcres hoping it wont be long be
fore this war will close and we boys
can come back vo the good old U. S. A.
, We have lost lots of our boys and they
all were good boys, and our Company
will never sec-m lilie the same old
Company. It seems so sad so many
of the boys killed and lots wounded
so that iliey will nov come back any
more. We are getting lots of new men
from the States now to .'o till up age in
< ud i bey have just been in the army
about three months una *.ve will have
vo train them some too. but wc don t
luiac* fi.is as we get to sruy cat of the
5in<?? le do so.
With all my love "o all at home.
Your loving son,
DICK.
i.Trp. Grady F. Dunn.
Co. i>. 120th IafoAftierican E. !?'.
? Niti New York.
Abroad Somev.iior j
Oct\?hcr 26. 19iS.
Dear Papa:
"Have bon ttriing a Jew lot
"m ' i.
?f <?( urae can never reTuso l^o
?vrlu* a few lines to yc*? nil.
So will begiy by saying have just taken
a hearty laugh av a feliow tilling his
exi>tiiience-4i.s an orderly lor 0112 of
? mi- limn man.*.?aImj lm-u Jum n'.ul
the program of t ?e PuUe Memorial
Day you sent. Tell i-apa lo- be sure
and cpntribuve some to this cause for
ni-. <!ia any of you go? Also read t lie
other clippings. including the little
funny jokes. They appeal to me so
;i;?? :i i,< ilit?y.Bin'no <>?.? ti.'nl-: ?ii" ? lit
liappy uioiiicuu_wa Jipei., io?u;'u?r'by
*.:? fireside reading tneiii.
Well, i am glad 10 hear you all are
r 1 i L i <!nhir* so fine. Am exporting to
in.a* of you all pat chasing an auto,
tK.igs aie selling so high.
You spoke of reading tl;;- work of
:'i o Americans. Yoa bc-i yrur life,
?fvfuar.g has been a ????. men thing
wit'.i *t's lately. And wo.iie.ful exper
iences no human being vua explain.
Have bees* right* over after the Hoche
several times, and we showed him ilie
meaning of mrr mission hero. And
Mother the Lord has so ?.onderfully
cared for me. * ?'
It seems Ait American dough boys ]
are quite a fright to the Boclie as the '
Kaiser's children are continually drift
ing toward home, and at home we
hope he w'll soon be. And a glo.loue
peace will be extended tofall the world
once more. Mamma I hope /ne Lord's
will is for me to return and oh. what
a happy time it will be.
.We regret ..'he loss of our comrades,
which has occurred. -However, we
realize we are in war.
Sherrod is doing fine too. He and
Johnnie Pearce were around to see me
yesterday. Have seen Johnnie Bowden?
Hubert Bergeron and a good many oth
er Criends liately, all were well and Jol
ly. Haven"t seen any of .'ho other
boys around there who left this spring
yet, but am going to try and ?write
them.
I Say. what is Johnnie having to
say now? They say he is Just a grand
sport. Had a letter from L . said
lie was sporting & ha! wonder if
lie is driving old Bude.
Well hope they will have a good
school this time. As I am sure choy
have some good teachers. Guess bid
Charlie D. is laughing some now.
Have Just' been wondering which one
him or Roger, will get the most cot
ton picked by the girls. *
Think the way the children started
oUv* picking was very good. Tell them
to be smart, maybe I can Join them
again some day. *
Tell Papa I would like for him to
write me how he came oul" this year,
as prices I hear are real high, Hope
- tS?U CALL
>N ?~'-1 By courtesy of H. C. Temple, Cleveland Plain Deal?<^
"OO! GRAN'PA, WE FORGOT SOMPIN'!"
you are in good condition now flnah
cia'.ly. also vent to know If any allot
ments art* coming in ag.vn. ,
Am glad Linda went 'Sown to Oou
tsin Andrews. Mailii- wrcie me about
it ult-o.
Now i guess I r)? :tev begin stop
ping *or ihi> tinir- :?> i .??us.n have to
licp ve erday.
Nov 1 want you all tc give my best
love r.r.d good wishes to all relatives,
neighbors and friend.-, and tell the
families il-.a* !;:?*?>? .'h- r ? R*?-wiwr-? T
wish them the very ue?t surrey pos
sible. v-.;t:l our bh)ipy return. And
nope i: wont bo Ions ho fore ve crn
have n not her noichborhood reunion.
'!*??'. Henry ! ale some rabbit
toda}. (Ti ?p'ncli li'.Je Wlllard Al
len's io;-j* b'fcr on?'j? i'-r me. Te l
? tt:t: rnrr*~trrr rr*in, and r
IlfUIJ'Ur llu ja ail."
'.?? ??jii ?. j !i'
"mtr !??%?:?/ hov.
i.r.O.\ Si'FX JJi
Co. F.. 11 In h Inf.. A. ??;. F.
A. i\ O. 74:?.
P. S. I forgot last night. You re
member the picture you sent, where
the soldier boys were watching the
children play. .Well th&ts something
to our experience. . We are out now
on I suppose a good long rest. And
we boys are having a nice, JoKing and
jolly time.
Mamma the sweetest experiences we
have had yet were to see the dear old
women and men shou-'ing ami rejoic
ing as the American douga boys pars
ed by. And they realize the fact that
they once more are living on the Al
lied side of the lines. Don't you know
if was beautiful?
Bye bye.
L. S.
France. Nov. 191X.
Dear Home Folks:
Just wrote you all a long letter the '
other day, but have gotten two from j
you since then stating you haven"|t'
been getting any from me. Well, moth"
er, please rlon't be troubled, as you will
understand, when we are in the lines,
It is very inconvenient to wriue. there
fore I had t? neglert writing in the
past for a week or two, I guess is
why .the long slip vame in. Hope they'
are coming in again now. So I beg.
while I'm here, making the greatest
of sacrifices, you- all, will share with
me, and Continue to write often. I
Shalt be sure to wri'Je you often, at
every chance possible.
Was very sorry to hear in your let
ter today the influenza was raging,
and of the serious cases, but hope it is
checked and >#oti all will ntfl get* iti
I'm afraid L/ena was sick, as her writ- ,
ing was like Krama'?, it was not natur
al. Know you will be glad to hear
I'm getting on fine and am almost as
fleshy as I \\as when at home in- Feb
ruary.
Had a letter from Tommle today al- j
so. He reports everything going on
..no 111 ;!?o chnrcli. which Founds kockI
?? mo. Am in ?>;.?! t*.T hope no v.* of re
':uii:iup back to the dear work than
ever. as Turkay and ?.u?.:'.*ia have fall
"M. Ani aaTTn hope by ?l:c time y :"U
?:.'t ihi? Germany will be the ?uino
thing.
rei-t. ns 1 staled before. ami are located
near each other, which ei.ablc- u* to
??ee each other every day or two. We
ad a divisional Held meet in s the otuar
rir.y I'-j-Pi voro ur'nrn 1 fur ' in..? ?
in ra-. e.-?. relay, horse, and nnilf rhtincr.
boxing and n good in;.::y ^tl:tr
'i? 'i < aii Imagine iife day wan
o>ed by seeing ail ibi/. 'i<: hyir ih*.%
band5 play, followed by l!:c pootl he v ?*
t-iat Turkey r.n<: A'.:sirl.i v en- v
New spirit seems v? be greatly in
r-rtfttfc tbroiitfiimit ah tne-utii;-'.
You Icnow 1 can almost acts tiic ^ i!
dren playing that mu?k'. Uei\ ami Impe
I will be there before long A) jest: ''?e
, band.
Tell Linda, Lena, anrl Jack.. ?vm
would liki to write them separate let
ters but. it.would require ninth more
writing and don't believe "hev will
think hard of me for writing al to
gether.
Their letters are dear to me. and
let */.iem continue to write.
Well. I started the letter last-night,
but didn't finish. So ronight will be
gin againv
Say. 1 saw Sherrod again today, al
so Moses Inscoe and El wood Sykes
'and (Jrady Hunn. CJee. we have some
; lovely chats when wc meet you bet.
I Tell Linda was glad to hear of-the
Red C. organization at t tie Paths. Be
;sure to do a lot for it, also hope she
gave Mary Etta my address. And to be
sure to write Bertie a few words for
me.
I Now. kg I wrote a great (leal in the
other letter, will make this one short.
I Am still feeling fine tonight. Now the
'conclusion of my letter is this:
"A PRAYER FOR HOME *
Dear Heavenly Father, listen to the
pleadings of ThytSrild. grve ear to my
prayer. Lonely am 1 in a distant
country. away from my beloved home,
away from those whom l love and who
are near and dear to me* Loiuiy. Tf.it.
Heavenly Father, not -forsaken. Fcr
Thou hast said: "Lo, I nm with yo.:
always even unto the end of the world."
'"If I amend up into Heaven, Thou
art there. If I tak< wings of the morn
ing and dwell in the uppermost pnrts
of the sea even there shall Thy hand
lead me. and /Thy right hand shall
hold me." For this I thu.uk and praise
Thee, for if Thou art wttn me I shall
not want. Therefore I commend my
loved ones. Bless all I left at home,
send Thy Holy &ng<>lp to guard and
ptotect them, keep them, I pra> Thee
In true faith, give them power and
strength to resist the temptations of
the sinful world and to abide with
The?. ' # ??
And. Lord, If Tnou will, spare me
and my.' -ed ones, and grant me a
!:i?ppy re?urn boric. above nil bring
TV.-}. ?-.itI; t hi m 10 the home
.?ltich Vlio': ';:is 1? prepare for
Tliln^ own.
Lord Heaven \v Ha Mi or. ;tciK nie. for
?jesiis* .?ak,'.
A men.
I r? ni- tni- r y?-i :t'.\ -lail;'. Good
Your \c\ 'up: > and brotlur
?'orpr.M Leon :s. Gay.
? w
( :!2l ???
Followir?>r ?!??'. net ion* ? r ?hp I'uel
n?imiinstr.r. :r vVa^iinrfon :!?? lol
lo-.vmts .cb'ur.iin i is '? ? ??? sent to ;ill
? #i -Tri:? p-%?-... i ;n;v...:
onllnuing <l v i iv December
.'.Mirth: I al* <?u* re
qmsi'. It.'i.-* .*-uv?. ????? on? t Mid <?*?..? la
t ; i i?
ilo.is i\\ a: iMr Notify i!
operators i' ti jol.bers that shipments
ma -e on requisitions fr?>m this office
to all ot'uT clas&es of consumers will
be cnQrd}* at ri^k of shipper."
On i?ud after this d:r.'e all North Car
olina industries will lace t;te neces
sity ?>f depending ontreiy. upon their
own I'i'iorts in sec uring coal. All deal
er;*, public uiilltlies, hosj.ivals, schools
Male and municipal apre:.eles will like
wise depend upon their own efforts in
sofar .uu it i& possible for them to do
so. only calling upon the Fuel Admin
istration for assistance when their
own efforts are entirely unavailing.
Conditions h;ive so nearly approach
ed normal with respect to movement
of Bituminous coal that it* should not
longer be necessary /or consumers to
call on the Local or State Fuel Ad
ministration for assistance in meeting
their requirements. However, in emer
gency cares the Fuel Administration
will gladlyrender assistance as for
merly.
In ''his connection it seems advis-1
able to state that conditions with res
pect to Anthracite have not improved.
From present indications there will be1
no change in Anthracite allotments, j
and dealers and consumers should not.i
therefore, entertain the nope of secur- J
ing this grade of coal.
In view of press reports Dr. Gar-1
find's resignation you will be in
,? rested in the following telegram
; m Hr. Garfield's office:
"Dr. Garfield will continue in direct
charge of Fuel Administration as
long as there is work to be done and
to discharge fully his duty to the pub
lic. Relies on your assistance through
tlje win'.vr at least."
Dr. Garflelds^lecision will doubtless
find a ready response in the hearts of
the patriotic men who have given them
selves without reserve l"o the call of
Country, and this office confidently
hopes that every memner-of the State
Organization will stand by the Colors
until the F.i-1 Adminlstr.V ion comes
to a final close.
-Yours very truly,
ft. C. NORFLEET,
State Fuel ?Administrator.
A BAR TO BOLSHEVISM?A CHRIS
TIAN SCHOOL
Governor Rlckctt's Address at Char
lotte.
Raleigh, Dec 10.?"The best antidote
for Bolshevism is an odueaved Christ
ianized citizenship,'* declared Govern
or T. W. Blckett last Sunday after
noon in a big mar 3 meeting in Char
lotte in the interes.' of the Million
Dollar Campaign for the Baptist
Schools of the State.
Con tinuing. Governor Birkett s aid,
"Ignorance is the mother of poverty,
nnd the handmaiden 0? crime. Anar
chy and atheism walk hand in "Vand.
1 want the men <>t mean* to lot this
statement soak in?<. 1?^ down either
the'churches or the ycUoois, u .i.i your
property w * *? \ *?v ;?ie lo you p. .. ?!i;v
instead of an u.-srl. It; Russia today
the naked fact v?.?t a o\?n.- pr-op
erty makes i:im"r? mark for a tiring
squad."
Referring to the Million Doiii.r Cam
paign tile Governor t-'aid. ""i"!?!- i?v lion
dollars will mean mur!; to tt:e S.cto of
1X or Vis Carol In*, and i c.*? iiot kp.. ; now
I con!d at this tin: j &e: ve :: e S'.aic bd
ite.* than by urging the people Vo re
spond to tills call in the sam. .>irit
ot' gcncv^-Siy and :?clf-dcnial i!.j? lias
cl.a/u -A-T.:^^ tliu;r itu;>?ver to '.very
i:pi>e.;l for tho winning o. tho
r_. i? ;10 room lor reason." the
iv ?. i.-?r a", erred, "tor ?-nitttty belv.oen
ti:e State and the Cit.uiv> ttchool. It
v. on Id be ilie acme ofN^nwis<l'>m for
the i^iaie to undertake the work of
jtlie Hiurcli sc.I cols. it wciald to the
!'.?eighth oi .folly for i'ie ciuiK -y to
a^ume i*iie obligation 10 edutaie all
,pcopl". The tvo nyKiantg aple
:ment ea? h cthex and ht.th are v.t.il ne
'cess i 11?, s to a well ortiered, w bal
anced 'civilization. Tiaining iho
?.three h's. jep:M:'g. ' ting and <mc
|tic is well. Init Jjie lourtn It c igbt
jecu:. U* suitiCft to ?. .?? a
)Hne niul Jinn 1 motion lor a 1 ..kt
juus aiul happy Miug."
; On account of the inlluenz* ltua
Ition in Greensboro, the Bapti >tate
1 Convention, which was to ha met
there Dec. 3-4. has been pu oned
1 until Jan. 14-17, and tne tin .imit
for completing the million dol. i. JxiVe
for the Bapt'ist Schools has It., ex
l tend t d to that time. The cam ;u is
'going at a good rate now. Tilt i.. inifl
icent gift last* week of .5-o.OOt- tho
Albritton family, of Calypso, . the
$10.000 gift of Hon. J. P. Al . ider,
of .Fore "t city, and the many ? ches
that* are oversubscribing the Jlot
ments have given a grea*. mi. js to
the movcm- Jit.
\VA i.TiiK :.i. (J!l.A. : /
inhheitv Uh. jK
I.N! .'! Lnivr}^
The a Lhft of I
niuini;:^ k; ... i/k-:; offke ?? mis
?I- r ???; I " I I ?!? I
in. IMS:
MIhi? Aniui* .* rrinja'on, M ilius
Collins. iS.: ?? Davis. M illie
Dhke.rson. -Vr*. ... L. iteiih, .A. mes
H. Tc-?. >1' ' Ti 'j'., ;?m. < 1, in
Powell. Mr<. t l arliv Wiidvr. Al
j,.(% \vm Mv.ri*. ?:v-! for
in tier
Persons railing any of 1 >ove
letters v.*:ll 'ia> :!s:r :uiw
til*. ?W adv.. .*; ! '
It M. DAV.S ' M.
hi Atlfilijil r oi 'K. ii*<CT
Wound*. Akaji Milo I'ioVviJ i(,
? Lonun. Dec. lu. \V)?::aiii ;?t?n
irollern 'jit' ;'.? ? i?i. r C.osniau rcr,
lius aiLemjiUi' o coin ml t siy fol
lowing mental depression, a ling
to the Leipsic Tagchlatt. t ? is
.(|noted in a Copenhagen di.- i tio
tho Exchange Tcleglaph Con y. A
member of tlio former "timpe ret
inue who prevented Herr I. ixol
len from tarrying out Ills >. "ion,
rccalvod a wound^-H i* said.?
American Troops Arrive nt N% York
I New York, Dec. 10. -The .-.Muh
transport. Empress of flrltain, a rived
here I'oday with 2.450 American sol
diers on hoard, of wiiom 40.? were
,wo?r:led.
i The wounderl Included men "of the
27th, 30th, 33rd, and 37l1i divisions.
Some had lofct urniH^ITr legs.
The other troops were from train
ing campH In EfiKluna and included
men of the 307th, 3fllsV, 140th. 357th.
256th and 834th. aero squadrons. and
the 10th. 13tli, 14th, and 17 ill nlr ser
vice const ruction companies.
iniltod, But President Will Not Visit
I Paris, Dec. 10.?According to a
wireless dispatch from llie U. S. S.
George Washington, says Marcel Hu
tin, in the Echo de Paris, Presu'.ent
Wilson has been informed that Pre
mier Ehert and Foreign 8cy;r??.*ry
Hr.sr of the Berlin governm ' r*nd
Premier Eisner, of Bavaria, w? >out
to ma!;e an effort to get bin isit
Germany. Tlie President \z q ? '1 as
having made this reply.
"Only by long years of rcpvi." incc
can Germany a"one for 4ier c'ljies,
and show sincerity. No trua /msri
can could think of visiting Germany
unless force ! to do so by atrit/ of
ficial obligations.
% "That is to nay I decline In a i ance
to consider any suggestion of the kind.'*
Its Kind.
"I would li]<e to have a swell lun
cheon "
?Why not try one of dried i)lea
and water?**