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E
BERNE. (Correspondence of the
Associated 'Press',) Seldom lias a
victorious army came to ro miserable
on end as that of the 180.000 Germans
commanded bv Field Marshal ( Von
Mftckcnsen who were driven out of
Rumania after the signing of the arm
istice. . , .
'"On their war home through Hun
earv the redoubtable divisions which
had accompanied Von Mnrkcnscn in
triumphal march through Transylva
nia 'and Rumania lost, sold or were
robbed of virtually oil their belong
ings. One division, the Eighty-ninth,
which had fought victoriously in Po
land aud Lithuania, escaped into
Germany without as much as a horse
shoe, nail of its property and, chid
in ' ridiculous disguises of shabbiest
muu iuiiiiuc 411,1 nuuiuu uni
forms sold to them nt Rah, thev said,
nt :monstroiis prices. The story of
;' their inglorious homeward journey us
; told by a member of the German di
visions to the Schlesischo Zeititne. fol
lows: -"Orders had been given that blood
shod should be avoided, so the vic
tors of Ilermnnnstadt and Rimnikn
turned their faces towards Hungary.!
and. leaving incalculable .supplies of
flour, sugar, wine, hospital stores, and
agricultural implements behind them,
made their wav. pursued bv the Ro
manians, over the wintry Carpathians.
There were no Hungarian' troops
waiting to intern the German legions.
and tbe lew entente soldiers in liurtn
5est did not count We were tolti that
hc entente would impose still harder
conditions m the west, so we were or7
dered -to allow ourselves to be dis
armed by a ridiculous minority.
"Then began a second march over
the snowy steppes. Thousands of old
Landstrum men did not face this trinl
and were taken prisoners bv the Wal
lachions. who sent them back over the
mountains into Rumania. Several di
visions succeeded in buving locomo
tives, ears and coals at Klausenburg.
and thus finished their iournev bv
tram. : A great mass of material was
sold.: Hundreds of transport and
.other wagons were simply left in the
rood or broken up for firewood.
"The trains wore allowed to go to
Raab. whence, bv order of the entente,
the- Hungarian government sent them
to the old enternment camp for Rus
sian .prisoners at Papa, ,
"Small things of value that we had
saved were taken from us by Magyars
on the wav from Raab to Vienna.
.. . With the divisional moncv chest plun
dered of its contents bv Magyars, the
80th infantry division reached Gci
inan-Austrial soil, through the lust
rcmoipinir gan near Pressburg. which
the Czechs closed a few davs later,
undoubtedly . at the behest of the en
tento." ', 1 ,. , . ,
BORAH TO BE ORATOR
I : FOR CLAN-NA-GAEL
j . ,
States Senator William E. Jiornh or
luiiuo win ocuver me principal uu-
nrnsR nr. n. ttonarr r.mniirr, op pnrnr.inn
ih Brooklyn March 0, bv the Clnn-Nn-
Gael of Long Island. Senator James
D. Phelari of California, also is on
, the program. '..
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AlfLIED DEMANDS ON GERMANY. .
HIND10NTBURCr is said to liavo lu't-n wildly indignant
and the Gorman national assembly, stunned by the
allied demands in the renewal of the armistice, which
practically ave to be embodied in the peace treaty. These
terms have not been officially announced, but are unoffi
cially reported to niiriso the following: .
1. Demobilization ot the Oerman armies down to a maximum ot
twenty-tivo divisions..
; 2. Removal of all armed forces from tho western frontier.
8. Dismantling ot tho western border torts..
4. Supervision ot armament plants nt Kssen and elsewhere to pre
vent secret production ot military equipment.
5. Restrictions regarding train Ins of a military uaturo ami ubnu
donment of tho conscription system.
6. Surrender. ot certain war mu'chlnes as required by the orlKlnnl
armistice. . .
: T. Heductlon In size and the surrender of all submarines, built and
building. ',
Other regulations concerning external affairs to re
duce -Genntuiy from the position of being a inenace and
danger to a position where she eau dcnionstrato her good
faith in her alleged reforms
There is nothing about, these terms to arouse Germany,
if Germans have really, as professed,- abandoned auto
cracy and discarded militarism. Thev are of course the
terms of the victor to the
like as severe as the terms Germany would have imposed
and proclaimed imposing, in case of victory nor as se
vere as Germany imposed upon France in 1871.
The trouble is that the Germans do not yet realize that
Germany has been defeated. ' Her soldiers are welcomed
back as "our undefeated army" and the govermneut
glossed over the failure of German arms, so that the truth
has not vet permeated the people.
-Three times during the
mvaued t ranee, twice robbing
ritory and the last time devastating and ruining the oc
cupied proviuees. For a century the dread of German
invasion has hung like a blight over France. It is the first
duty of the peace conference to remove this threat and
these terms are calculated to do it, without in anv wav in
juring the German people or
oi tne nation.
There have been no protestations of regret to indicate
that Germans are in any wav repentant for their cam
paign of frightfulness only
cannot change theu" nature
cannot take the chances of a recrudescence of German mil
itarism. The present government was virtually selected
by the kaiser before his abdication and after peace is de
clared the junkers -may- by counter revolution again in
stall the Hohcnzollems the allies can take no chances.
.."When after a period of probation. Germany has proved
the genuineness of her democracy, and the stability of her
government, it will be time
the league of nations which
indebtedness due to German
menace of militarism.
Two Statesmen
The Oregon AToter has the followint
to sny regarding two members of the
Jackson county delegation at Sa
lem: '-:-
"That eloquent orator of the state
senate, ;C. M. Thomas of Medford.
disturbed his staunch republican col
leagues. nuVhtilv the other dav during
the patent paving debate bv decorat
ing the republican party with leargc
smears of patent pitch. For he in
sinuated broadly that the republican
party was controlled by the paving1
trust. -
'Senator W. W. Thomas of Port
land wnsso distressed bv the possible
loss of Thomas to tbe republican par
ty, or the republican party to Thomas.
that he rose up and with words of
grave concern asked Senator Thomas
if he was a republican.
So long, said Thomas and hesi
tated, and his introductory expres
sion for a moment was interpreted
as a farewell to that party. 'So long
as the republican party is the party of
the people, I am a republican, but so
long.' and again he hesitated, but this
time it was evident that his 'so long'
was not a token of grief stricken
farewell, and he continued, 'but so
long as the republican purtv is used
bv the big interests as a vehicle for
entrenching themselves - in special
pnvdcge.or if the republican party is
so used, then I will do mv utmost to
reform the party.' - -
Kicking Against the Pricks
(From the Xew York World.)
The president's request that con
gress defer debate upon the proposed
constitution of the League of Nations
until .he has bad an opportunity to
explain matters is not likely to be
heeded. Discussion and denunciation
are in full progress and first-hand
Information Is the last thing wanted.
For example, we are solemnly In
formed by various Jurisconsults at
Washington that the League of Na
tions will kill the Monroe Doctrine
and that for some mysterious and
suspicious reason the constitution
thereof is silent on the subject of the
freedom of the sea. . ..-:-.',
Probably It was to head off com
ment; of this sort in places supposed
to be responsible that the president
asked a suspension of congressional
Judgment, until he could be heard.
Precisely how tho league will work
In all respects is uncertain, but as to j
tho two things mention there can l.-n
no doubt whatsoever. ;
ll the League of iNatlons is to come
into,exlstence it will be an extension :
oi me .Monroe uocirine turnout wie
world. There will be no more v.,-
gresslon, monarchical or otherwise,
on cither hemisphere. Thus we filial) .
have the llonroe doctrine strength-!
ened instead of destroyed. :, i
. Freedom of the seas is in the same'
case, Ir the League of 'XatioU3 op-1
oratos as Its authors expect, there
wlii -bo no more wars; aud If there
MEDFOTID MATTJ TRIBUNE,
.,! .. ; ,' , . ,
will also be included.
vanquished hot are nothing
past century have Germans
her of a portion ot her ter
retarding the development
regret for failure. A people
over night and the world
to discuss her admittance to
meanwhile will collect the
madness and restrain the
' "
from Jackson
"The republicans in the senate
breathed more easily. The party was
not about to be deserted bv Thomas,
and have to .struggle along nil bv it
self. But he would reform it. Puri
fied bv the Thomas influence, the!
republican party in Oregon mnv have
i chance vet may have a chance
vet. - -
"Representative Ben C. Sheldon is
the champion ubsentec of tho house
ol representatives on critical roll
calls. On 75 roll culls in which there
wns a divided vote, Sheldon wus ab
sent from 27. ' ..... -
"Sheldon's critics, of whom there
are mnnv. assert that his absences
are entirely due to selfish indiffer
ence, in that he is so- taken tip with
bills in which he is personally inter
ested that he does not care to trouble
himself to, stick around and vote on
the general run of bills that other
members have to Sltnv in and vote on.
The accuse him of being a pub'initv
hound, whose chief endeavor is to get
his name in print, or gain personal
credit for legislative activity by pick
ing up ideas on needed legislation and
then rushing to introduce them him
self. In behalf of Sheldon it 'must be
said that he is a man of exceedingly
alert and active mind, who takes an
energetic interest in monv bills, de
votes much time to research, and has
been busv nll'ovcr the cnpitol build
ing chasing information on different
subjects."
Is to be universal peace, there will
be no further complaints about con
traband, seizures of private property
or blockades." The success of the
plan will solve the problem.' Its
failure will leave matters as they are.
Perhaps President Wilson, like
ex-Pre9ldent Taft, was benevolently
disposed in asking his critics not to
go on record rashly in opposition to
this groat conception of Justice, lib
arty and peace. In every generation
many Americans have wrecked them
selves" politically by withstanding
similar measures of progress.
: It was so with the Declaration of
Independence, which was sneered at
as hackneyed, lacking In originality
and filled with glittering general
ities. It was so with the constitution
of the United States, which was as
salled as Imporlalt.'c. fatal lo the
freedom of the peop'e ntitl calculated
to reduce them to a bondage worse
-llirn that of George III. It was so
will: the Emancipation Proclamation,
which wan characterized as a usur-
nation and a weak appeal to Kthlopia
lor nnip uy a man wno was (inning
l v,c3 so also In 1S04 when the
hoi'ao of representatives of a war
congress, on the first test, practically
rejected tho proclamation by falling
tp give the Thirtlenth constitutional
amendment, prohibiting slavery, the
nccosanry two-thirds vote.
Snr.io one has said of. the dncii
jmonts mentioned that projr.o of thorn
MEDFOmX OTvtifiON. TFESTUY, , mpUATCV 23.
HE'D RATHER BE BEE
- OF PORTUGAL
. Ex-Klrig' Mniiuol would rather bo tho heo king than king he t
Portugal, if ono may judgo from tbe happiness on his face unci tlmt
of his fulr consort In this picture, and his answers to llioso who would
reinstate htm on tho throne. On his littlo farm outsldu London
whoro lie raises gese and cabbages. Manuel also experiments with boos,
and there bo is iu his apiary looking Into tho uciivulua of one of hi
hlVM. ' " . " . ' " - 1
Theaters 'and Movies
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Nakedness Not Vulgar -
Says Adventurer's Wifo
irilX I-v ,t:, ;
Mrs. Martut Hhnim
"There is no vulgarity in nakedness
clothes and civilization create vul
garity, the women of the cannibal
islands ot the boutli racilic wear vir
tually no clothing at all. and thev are
more modest than the Broadway
h.nllao and fi -li i ! o In, 1ca vitlir.r '
This is the observation of Mrs,
Martin Johnson, wife of the adven
turous cameraman whose motion pic
tures of the savage peoples of the
south seas have just been released as
a five-reel feature tinder the title of
"Cannibals of the South Seas." Mrs.
Johnson accompanied her husband
on the most dangerous exploits of
his fourteen months' expedition. i
AT LIBERTY TONIGHT
Dustln Farnum in "The Virginian"
at the Liberty theatro tonight. Owen'
Wlstcr's eclobrated story with the
popular actor In tho role ho created
In Kirk La Shellc's dramatization, is
one of exceptional appeal. v
Almost everyone Is familiar with
tho story o "The Virginian,'" his
quick temper, bin magnificent per
sonality, and his power to make
frionds; his nrdont worship for Molly
the littlo Bchuol teacher, and his de
votion to duty when he Is compelled
to hang his best friend Steve. '
By special request Mr. Harry Man
ning, Medford's Caruso, will he Uio
added attraction. Bargain prices.
Ib as superfluous as criticism is un
availing. It will be so, we believe,
with the mnln purpose of what scorns
destined to bo a fit companion of
the:ie great charters of freedom and
right. The' American people aro as
familiar with the various chapters of
their political Hihlo as they arc with
tho multiplication table. Unions all
the signs of tho times nro awry, they
will quickly recngnlzo In the League
of Nations a world-wide acceptnnco
of their noblest principles and aspira
tions. i
Let those who would tear 16 tatters
the great covenant now under con
slilrtrallon think of tbeiic things.
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ROOSEVELT'S SLAP
The typically American method of
calling a bluff is exemplified In au In
cident in "Tho Fighting Hoosevolts,"
an authorized version of his life and
works, to be shown at tho Page the
atre, beginning Thursday wherein he
outguesses the kaiser In the lattors
attempt, to gain a western footing for
his military autocracy by landing a
force of soldiers for "temporary oc
cupation" on Venezuelan soil during
tho height of tho international con
trovory over that South American
country.
Local theatre patrons who have a
doflnlto recollection of tho Internat
ional significance of tho situation at
tho time it developed will recall that
tho cx-kalscr eent several German
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I Im Assoi'liiled I'lvss.) iMncedonin
ut proKcnt slriUcs omi 11s 11 pcacnl'iil
and wi'll urKiiiiixud counlrv willi lit tit'
or no puinilnlioii, Mini v til' the vil
luges 11 ml towns which luruishcd the
liuttU'Viounils id' tliu allied iinuit's
und llinsii of the ci'ittriil powers huvu
been ilvhlruyml, and Hie nnpuliUiiui
seiilti'ii'il, niostlv bv tliu IIiiIuiii'Iiiiih,
but puitlv bv lhi liweHsilies of tlir
III ICS,
T u ill led iinnv nl Miici'domn I"".
is dwindling mid it gives nlie a leeling
of stniiiueiiess lo Inivel 1111 npd down
Mncediiniit mill see 1'niiiiliiif plnce"
which tiueti wciv punuhiuti with itllivd
tromm now deserted, ('minis own
pied l'l' two vent's bv tliu allied
lorees mill which one hud cmne In re
gard us peininiieiit instilutions now
are the feeding eroimdw imlv n lliicki-
of crows nicliing tibniil iimniig the
rtfuse. All the troops luivo bv im
melius left this pui't of the world und
Sulimiki still remains the most im
portant military base in Kiisteiu Eu
rope 1 but 11 treat cluingo has conic
over thiiius uiul now one sees tin
sturilv unlive 011 his iliiniiiutivo donk
iv riding in places uliieb lor lliivc
venrs was burred lo vvcrvlitnlv net in
kluiki.
Tbe population is sluwlv Mtcrlni:
buck hut the chief things that thev
find are the excellent muiU iitmte bv
the British the best roads in Mace
donia since the davn of the lloiiiaiis.
These roads will be invaluable fur Hie
future. Macedonia bus largo agricnl.
turtil possibilities and its pnpuhilioii
will begin lo settle down again alter
the r;ivniies of the war lis thev have
done so oltctt belore.
wiirshlns to Veuotiiula harbor, anil
tlmt ho iinnoiiuced. In n aiutement
mado by Dr. von llullcbeiulo 1'rcnl-
doul itnosevelt (hat bu proponed to
land au armed force for a "tonipor
nry occupntloii."
Tho motion picture production por.
trays thn uieotinx Imtween PresliUnl
Koosevull aud tho tiermnif nmiiBsnu
dor, I'r. von llollobeii, In which Ted
dy advises him that unless llio tier
man wurshlpH leuvn Vunetuulu harbor
wltblu thrno days ho will ordnr Ait
mlral Downy to set sail with tho
Amrrlcan nnvy to drive them out.
Dr. von llollcbun oommiiiilcutux to
his government bis ussuriiuro thnl
President UonKi-velt will fulfill Ills
threat, with tbe result that the knl
nor orderii his khlps lo eu.
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gives ubsnliilnly rolinldo nnd strlrtiy
cwifldiintliil Information on e-torr
iibioet of llfo fouiforts tb wttfc
aud cheers (ha sorrowing.
Call on this wonderful psychol
ogist and be convinced. l.ocut 4S
North (Jrttiiu street. '
Ranch
Supplies
Formaldehyde
Blue Stone
Sodium Fluoride
Whale Oil Soap
Stock and
Poultry Remedies'
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A nice line of .
SILK FLOSS .. v
MATTRESSES .
Also a niee lino of '
RUGS AND LINOLEUM
At Prices that will save you
money. ' ;
Poole Furniture Co.
WESTON'S;
Camera
the Only Exehisive
Cowmerdnl l'liotographer
' in Sovithera Oregon, i -
N'effatives mado any time ot
jilneo by appointment. 1
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J. E. PALMER
Medford.": '' '
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