Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 42, Number 255, 6 September 1917 — Page 3

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, THURSDAY, SEPT. 6, 1917

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TWO CRIMINALS BELIED NICHOLAS AND WAR STARTED GERMAN CHANCELLOR

Trial of Russian War Minister Shows That Russia Was Responsible.

AMSTERDAM, Sept. 6. In an interview with a representative of the press the German chancellor, Dr. George Mlchaelis has made a statement in regard to disclosures at the trial in Petrograd for high treason of General Soukhomlinoff, former minister of war. Great prominence has been given In the German press recently to testimony said to have been taken at the Soukhomlinoff trial tending to show

Russia' responsibility for the beginning of the war. Accounts of the trial reaching this country have not sontained such testimony. Chancellor Mlchaelis said: Says Germany's Guilt Destroyed "The statements of the former Russian war minister and the former chief of the general staff, (General Januschkevitch) are of the greatest importance. They are calculated completely to destroy the legend of Germany's guilt in starting the war and

they will force European opinion, if the reports are allowed to be published abroad, to revise its judgment on Germany. "The moment at which these disclosures were made is more favorable as we have Just had knowledge of the American reply to the pope's note urging peace. In secretary Lansing's answer the German government is described as an irresponsible government which secretly planned to dominate the world, which chose its own time for the war and cruelly and suddenly executed its plan; which did not heed legal barriers or truthfulness, which flooded a great continent with blood, not only of soldiers, but of Innocent women and children, the helpless and the poor. When adopting these accusations from the entente factory of calunies the American government obviously had no knowledge of the course of the proceedings against Gen. Soukhomlinoff. Otherwise Its judgment would certainly have been quite different, Dr. Mlchaelis said further, "that it was not Germany which chose the

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time for the war, but the military party surrounding the czar, who was under the influence of France and England. Wanted Peace, He Says. "It is well known that the German emperor, who before the war clearly and on every occasion expressed his own desire and that of the German people for peace, especially regarding Russia, was surprised by the events which occurred during his pleasure trip in Scandinavian waters. Up to the last moment, in the exchange of telegrams with the emperor of Russia and the king of England,

he made the most earnest and fervent attempts in the interest of peace. Criminals Caused It. "The Importance of the new disclosures is that the czar, who had to decide as to war or peace, in fact came to the conviction, from the German emperor's efforts, that Germany did not desire war. The consequence of this conviction' was his positive order to cancel the Russian mobilization but a couple of criminals who belied the czar, disregarded the order and thwarted its execution. A consequence of the emperor's efforts also was the czar's order to Gen. Janu

schkevitch to give the German ambassador, Count Von Pourtales, assurances of Russia's desire for peace."

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Thursday Sept. 6. Wayne Council No. 10, R. & S. M., stated assembly.

Syria and Palestine produced wheat of fine quality and in large quantities. Wheat is first mentioned in the Bible in Genesis xxx, 14 in the account of Jacob's sojourn with Laban in Mesopotamia.

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an estate valued at $75,000 to $80,000 is made by the will ot the late John Glick, tobacco merchant. To each of his daughters, Mrs. Ed. Christman, of this city, and Mrs. Delia Aring, of L03 Angeles, Cal, he gives $8,000. His grandchildren, Mrs. Everett Wysong, of Lewisburg, and John Raymond Aring, of Los Angeles, are bequeathed $6,000 each. The remainder of his estate, which Includes much property, will be divided between the daughters.

HAS 60 HEAD OF HOGS

MODOC, Ind., Sept. 6. John Cramer two miles southeast of here, had 1900 bushels of oats from 47 acres. He has 45 acres in corn, some being blown down In spots, but the remainder showing big ears. He has sixty head of hogs feeding for the markets.

Charles A. Kelso, forty-four years old, of Itaspeburg. Md., is a blacksmith as well as a lawyer. He has been a blacksmith for twenty-three years. In 1915 he was graduated from the University of Maryland and took up the practice of law in addition to his other work.

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