Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 42, Number 301, 30 October 1917 — Page 8

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, TUESDAY, OCT. 30, 1917

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TOE WAR AS. TOLD- IN PICTUR

Baptism of Gas Fumes and Bayonets Put Sammies in Trim For Action

FIRST PRISONER TO ESCAPE BO CHE

Harry Lauder Stirs New York

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Harry Lauder addressing a huge crovnl from steps of New York sub-treasury bolMfng.

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NEW TORK, Oct 30. Harry Land-

These pictures of American soldiers In the rear trenches of France are passed by the committee on puhllc Infor

mation and the United States censor. The boys are removing their gas masks (above) after a rigid test of

HONOLULU, Hawaiian Islands, er, the famous Scotch comedian, 13 Oct. SO.-The first American made P"1 J be?it cf New fT.W3 his patriotic addresses as ft has selpnsoner by the Germans to escape &om teen stirred before. In several and return to America Is Capt- Halve r talks to huge audiences he has appealSmith of the fourmasted schooner R- i to America, a '"BritasWS nJ' C Slade, captured June 17 by the Ger- er" to T0 generously. 1J5"nJ man raider Seeadler in the South Pa- withholding nothing to crash. PrasslandQc. The Seeadler after sinking two V , . ' . -more American ships, the Manila and "fnissianism must be crushed, he the A. B. Johnson, in the South Pa- declared to an address at theHlppocific, finally anchored off Mopeha Isl- f'- Jr .Jn ZZ' and. a small coral atoll, to give her today without der or we shl fall men ?hore libertv I conld give you hundreds of reasons men snore uoercy. Tof-t.. v k r,5,

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" T1"6 DiJ" uau lu content myself with two Instances, and doned. Later the Germans Puttmg wfaat teU teow forth in a motor launch armed with , machine guns captured the Lutece. a "Myboy (the son who plater was small coastwise schooner, and sailed klcd f1 tlS: away from Mopeha, leaving Captain not Kier tnat) came 1101116 Smith and twenty-eight other whites -

and eighteen natives marooned.

to their first meeting with the boche.

The American boys behind the lines in France who are receiving the finishing touches In training before going over the top probably find them as realistic as the real thing. Their endu ranee is being tried In gas fumes that are as deadly as anything the Huns are likely to hand them. Bayonet practice becomes a dead-In-earnest business as shown in the latest official pictures.

ralSded. I asked him: "What kind of a man Is the enemy. israiT And. tills is what he told me: " "Sixty of our soldiers were captured. They were of the Forty-second Highlanders.'" " The mention of the wonderful fighters fired the audience to an enthusiastic demonstration. When finally ft subsided, Mr. Lauder continued: " The Germans made those sfrty brave men strip stark naked and stand at attention an night tn the rain. In the morning, an officer came to them and told them they were to return to their own trench across No Man's Land. They started, and when half way across German machine guns opened fire and killed every last one of them.' "I know that is true, declared Mr. Lauder, "because my boy would not tell me a lie."

Men and women alike wept frankly. "One of oar men I found in a hospital,"' the speaker continued. "His face was half gone. I asked him bow it happened. He told me he had goneover the top with some comrades, captured a German trench and that he. had picked up a fountain pen In one of the German dug-oats. A few hoarslater he sat down to write a letter home. When he unscrewed the cap of the pen, it exploded, tearing away his face. These are samples of the things w. every one of us, must have a part in crushing utterly from the face of the earth. If it were possible to buy liberty. I should say buy it by all means. But liberty cannot be bought. We must give men and we must give our money to care for them."

Check Shows How Spies Gave Big Sum to German Newspaper, in America

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Some days later an old, lifeboat .was

found and repaired and Captain Smith and two sailors put forth to reach land.' Ten days later after sailing L000 miles tor a twenty-two-foot boat they reached Samoa and there gave the first definite report of a German raider in the Facific.

Destroyer Breaks Speed Record

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LAW WILL GET ALL TRAITORS-GREGORY

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NEW YORK, 'Oct. 30 Through the sworn t??.:raonr of Alolph Pavenstadt, who acted as intermediary between Count von Bamstorff and Bolo Pasha, the latter now held as a spy in France. It has been learned that $20,C00, contributed by Dr. Bern-hard Demhurg, the German government's Isacl-

fng prcpagasdiit in this country

tung, German paper -publirhed in this j timony as highly Important, as It is city, at a time when its publisher.. Mr. j the first link in the chain of evidence Herman .Ridder, was. in., financial dif- j they have been seeking to prove that ficulties. This testimony was given- the German propaganda was just as before Attorney G-eaenU Lewis; who at i anxious.' to inject its capital into the the direction of Govrmor V.l:!tmn'.is ! treasuries -of American newspapers as mffVitig an exhaustive invcsisr.ia"i in- Bolo .was to gain - control of the edito the affairs ar.a fir.ar:ci-jl - t.i inrr-j tc; i.;l u!teian"es of French - journals

ia -tions of. Bolo Pacha, d'tiin-r hir st,iy ir. s in bis irenzied fJ'orts to sor?ad his

the c.rl' day? of tho war, and bv Pav-! this countrv. '. c?riy peac:: doctrine broadcast

enetadt, was paid to the. Staats Zci- The authorities here 're?3rd the'- tov ; eneni capital.

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WASHIN-GTON, Oct. 30. rn a recent statement here regarding the rumors spread by:"disloyaliscs. and the activities cf traitors' Attorney General Thomas W. Gregory ueclared that the federal government would find every means within the law of suppressing them. While the sympathies of thoss of German birth may be understood the attorney general declared that these sympathies must be sacrificed. "That this war means that some at ms must break with cherished memories, with friends, home and kindred, cannot matter," declared Gregory. "So brake our fathers, who gave us our liberties; so must we break to preserve them. The man who is unwilling to make that sacrifice is unworthy the liberties he enjoys and is unwelcome in our midst. The sovereign people of the United States have willed that our every available re-: source ef men and industry must play

us part in winning this war, and no The above map shows one .of the possible hasea of the British air raiders who are expected to Invade Geehead is too high or too low to wish to . many in reprisal for the bomtrtng of London, and other open towns in Great Britain. oSancy is close to the Alt

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