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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-16
Mtatie IaiIeE

New York.-''The most beautiful
girl in the world" has returned from
Europe that is to say. Miss Marie
Taller, pronounced by the Grand
Duke Michaelovitch of Russia the
most beautiful girl in the world, has
come back to America to help enliven
the summer season at Newport.
Miss Taller is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. ]. Lee Taller; her beauty
has attracted attention in Europe as
well as America and the cars cousin
isn't the only one who has called her
ethe stbeautiful girl in the, world. "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-11

been more unruffied than the specta-
tors, his experience could hardly
have been very pleasant one. He de-
clared that while lying upside down
the gasoline leaked drop by drop out
OF his fuel-tank and fell into his face.
The draft from the propeller blew 1t
all over him like a spray. ut was
Just like being In BARRIERS chair
upside-down and being sprayed all
over" he remarked.
Within few weeks after Pegoud
demonstrated that the loop the
loop" in an aeroplane was entirely
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-11

down for about quarter of a mile.
Suddenly he righted himself and
descended In 4 series OF spiral
manoeuyrcs.
The actual figure described by
Pcgoud in this flight resembled an s
rather than loop, but the perform
ance was the signal for a series of
others IN which not only the "loop
the loop" proper, but numerous other
leafs, even more daring and spectacu-
lar. were executed.
Within few days Pegoud added TO
his aerial repertoire SO that 1t In
cluded four definite and distinct
feats.
The first number on his pro-
gramme has already been described.
The second Is the loop the loop"
proper. Sitting On the outside edge
of his machine. Pegoud dives as
usual in order to gain momentum,
tucks the nose OF his machine under
him as he does for the upside down
Lying and completes the circle. SO
that when he comes to the top OF
the arc he is flying Lowell and right
way once more.
The third contortion might be
called the Sideways roll" Falling
vertically head down as before and
turning onto his back, Pegoud
Warps his wings TO the utmost limits
OF the control and rolls over side
ways into an upright position. This
manoeuvre is illustrated in the upper
diagram on this page.
The remaining figure is accom-
plished as follows: Pegoud climbs
steeply upward until his machine
comes to standstill, provoking
deliberate tail-slide. The machine
slips backward and then its tail
gradually elevates and swings the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-11

used Ia delightfully."- supple broadoloth,
just the shade OF a Havana cigar.
The skirt is lined throughout with
satin q shade or two lighter than the
cloth. This lining shows for several
inches across the back. where the skirt
turns up at the heels The draping Is
all to the front.
The coat. with its Habit shirt waist.
coat of the satin. Is extremely long. It's
skirt has the slight fare which is SO
smar Just onw. The whole thing is
lined with the satin. Bias bands and
buttons OF dark brown velvet are used
on the waistcoat.
Notice the sleeves, II you please and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-11

Il n aviator who cannot fly
~ upside-down as we'll as right
90 - side-up is not very highly
regarded these days.
Within the past few months pro-
4essional air-pilots have demon
strated that no manoeuvre Is too
difficult for the skilled aviator to
execute, although most Of the feats
performed have been of the hair
raising order az far as the epectat-
ors were concerned.
Recent aerial exhibitions have re-
yealed, too, what splendid spectacular
possibilities lie in the illuminated
aeroplane. Outlined with electric
lights, aeroplanes have been used In
England at night and have produced
most beautiful effects, rivalling the
most elaborate OF pyrotechnic dis
plays OF former days.
But the aviatoTs' exploits of
daring have aroused the most inter
est Alphonse Pegoud. the daring
French aviator. started the ball
rolling last September. He had
previously shown his intrepid
courage by leaving his aeroplane at
a great altitude and descending In
a parachute. But that was not
enough. He wanted to do the loop
the loop"
AT Juvissy he performed this mar
vellous manoeuvre in a Bleriot
monoplane. After ascending to
height OF about 1900 feet, he started
to descend at lightning speed. Then
he voluntarily overturned the ma
chine and sped along in its upside
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-11
The Diagram Shows How Pegoud and Other
Daring Ayiators Now "Loop-the- Loop Five
Times in Succession

machine into a head-down position
from which the aviator executes a
curving-dive. This feat is repeated
several times before straightaway
flying is resumed.
Since then Pegoud has added sew
eral other accomplishments to his
programme. Four, Ave, and even six
loop the loops" have been executed
successfully, and there is apparently
no limit to the number of times the
manoeuyre may be repeated.
While In performing these remark
able feats the aviator has usually
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-11

feasible. Maurice Chevilliard, another
FRENCH aviator, performed series OF
daring exploits at Buc which were
even more remarkable. Upside
downs stunts" spirals and loop the
loops" were performed in fifty-mile
gale in perfect form.
Chevilliard worked a light-weight
stock Farman biplane. using a single
hsht strap around his waist rs his
only support.
From a height of 800 feet he
spiralled down, with wings perpen-
dicuiar, turning In. a little more than.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-11

the circumference of the machine. He
didn't straighten out until within
sixty feet OF the ground.
A few days later Chevilliard intro
duced the "cork-screw loop the loop"
Five successive loops were executed.
starting at height of some $500
feet, the machine flying sideways and
rolling over and over in cork-screw
fashion as the loops were described.
A week later .Chevilliard turned
somersaults with passenger in his
machine. His feats were recently
brought to temporary stop as the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-11

An Illuminated Biplane Recently
Exhibited in England. The Pyro-
technic Effects Produced Rival
Those Formerly Obtained Only
with Fireworks.
result OF serious injury, which he
sustained while looping the loop" at
Antwerp. AS soon as he RECEIVERS.
however, it is believed he will resume
his Embarrassing work
But the Frenchmen have not a
monopoly on this class of work by
any means.
In England, B. C. Hucks quickly
demonstrated that upside-down flying
was by no means national eccen-
tricity. At the Hendon Aerodrome
IN the suburbs of London, Mr.. Hucks
executed six "loop-the-loops" in sue.
cession.
American aviators have caught the
habit. too. Lincoln Beachey, one of
the most daring aviators so far pro-
duced, has been doing some remark
abie work at North Island, California.
Oh one occasion he assembled to an
turned the front of his machine
downward AT about 1000 feet he
oIonght the machine up with
swoop and moment later was fIv-
ing head downward He completed
ne loop at S00-feet altitude and
men went directly into the vertical
gain. In which position he turned
us machine around twice on its
wn axis.
me remarkable feature about AIN
hese exploits is that in almost everv
use regular stock aeroplanes were
SEQ without any important changes
efng made in them.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-11
the deep yoke on the skirt

tue ooep yoke on the skirt E$HH&sgx4S
The former are enhancing. I Gsssas q Il s
think For myself like this wide effect
below the elbows. The hat is bowl.
shape affair Of dark brown satin, with q
fantastic OF lighter brown.
Next. in my heart. is the Boudoir cos.
tune. Is this not unusual7 Does Il not
inspire you with the desire to rest and
invite your soul? The coat is a truly
wonderful affair of cloth of silver OF an
apple green shade, lined with flesh color.
This is worn over lace lounging robe.
The Dutch cap is bewitching bit OF
frippery. The crown is OF the silver
cloth and the outstanding wings are OF
sheer lace, wired.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-11

Ts1ucco decorations and wood carving
machine made-but these ornamental tons
fool not one person who knows the good
from the bad.
Jus, SO. one may cover the bad cut.
ting OF a garment or bad sewing with
lashings of decoration. but the true work
man is not fooled
Perhaps make too much of fetish
OF line. perhaps put too much stress on
workmanship. but do not believe so.
There Is much art in good craftsmanship.
To me these three costumes which l am
describing this week are perfect speci.
mems Of craftsmanship. In the brown
walking costume have allowed my love
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-11

F6F decorated. but
which have long
lines. Therefore
! favor almost
entirely costumes
made on the lines
or my beloved
Citrate costume:
simple little af-
fairs OF serges
or oroadcloths.
but excessively
we'll made.
! am q good
deal OF a crank"
on the subject OF
workmanship. To
my critical eyes
W o r k m a n ship
IN o q n 8 "a orc
than ornamental
tlon. his is
true In regard to
houses. roo m .
and motor cars
as we'll as hats
and dresses. One
can cover a badly
made house with
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-11
Illuminated Airships tn
Pictures on the Sky, {
Loop, the Sideways
RoU,'' the @<Upside.
DoeDra Flying, % and
Other Gravity aad
Death-Defying Feats

Il n aviator who cannot fly
~ upsidedown as we'll as right
siQe-up is not very highly
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-11-19
@mB1ano nmo Die 9arfei.

lleber sic oert1be Nolitif gegen=
iiber MuBlano ur1D Ser Surfei bot
fiir5Iid, bepor Sic Nforte III oen
&rieq eintrut, Ser befannte Auslanos=
eolitifer Or. No5rbah in Berlin Ell
1len Nortrag gebulten, in bent er u11=
ter ar1berem folgenbes ausfubrte:
,@ie 7tebt es rur1 nit HuBlano, on
oe1ien Seite nod Dor 100 Sabren I'M
Sample gegen Napoleon ltono? gsad=
oem mir nod Dor menigen Wtoroten
pom elmer ruIiiid=oeutiden 5reuno=
lf)oft ge1proden bobe1, milllen MIR
uns Trogen, OF begrilnoete ru1lt1de
uro oeutl6e 11uturlide 8egenld se
porbonoen iin6? Gos f0nr1e11 MIR mtr
entldeioen, menn Sic geididtlide
gntspiflung bes &onflift5 betrudtet
miro. Ser aeim oes @egeniates liegt
IN 6em geiteben Ser Surfei, 6os er=
ieben mir aus 6em &riege 1877 uno
nus Sem &riege 1918, but 6od &uB=
lan6 BEL oem 5rieoensidluB nod 6em
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-11-19

9ulfanfriege 1913 einen 0rnd auf
sic Siirfei ausgeiibt, in0em eS Mr=
menien beorobte. Oemgegeniiber itanp
Sen Die mid,tigiten militarii4en Sn=
tereiien 1eutld)lanb5. Sour maren tie
1877 5u gismards Soften anoere als
1918 in 8etbmam 9oll1pegs Sagen.
Ius 5eigt ii6 ihon i'm @erbdltnib gu
England. @or Ser Deutide perni4=
tet, eann nor England leinen gr0Bten
aonfurrenten los. Mllo muBte iid
0eutidlano %irgenomo cine baltbare
Miidperliderung idaffen. 9em eng
lano lit sur See idper an5ugreifen,
uber S1r0ien lit groB, nno gnglanos
4olonien liro melt bonn Mutterlanoe.
nn6 mer England an elmer pertpuno=
barren Steae angreifen fann, Ser bot
ei11el1 Sr11mpf IN Ser 9a1D. Cine
Iold,e Mhilesferie lit Ser Sue5fanol,
Ser Don Ser 2u11bl eite beorobt meroen
fun1. user Aegppten bot, Ddt Def
Sue5funal. l1no perliert england Sen
Sue5fanal, Damn lit es bon ieinen So
lorien getrennt ODER 0od auf Sen gro
Ben llmlpeg I'M bus Sap Der guten
@ofInung ange1pieien. Iarnm nuts
tie iif Ieutlhlan0 Ste 6reunolhuft
Ser 5irfei iidern. Sc lit nift urr=
mDglifl oaB mir I'M @erlmfe oe5
4rieges nod et1pa5 DON beltld=turfl=
lden Sperationen IN 6iel em Sinne
b0ren merben." 8oriteBenoe Morte
5eigert, marum Sic Silfe Ser 5urfe1
fIr 9eut1hlanb unb Seiterret6 be-
lonbers tpertbpon iein muB.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-11-19

6emielben 3medew Die Sen StraBen=
rauber gum Moroe perleiten. Sdon
unier menfdlifes @edt ertennt in
benz 5trabenrduber uno Noroer Den
neutrality-suspicious. 8erbreder
un6 berbGngt 1e bodite @trafe iber
i'm.
un6 tporum t0oten sic 9eutiden?
= @eil lie 6es feieen straBenrau.
bers iih ermdbren miiiien, neil Tie Die
glutbl1noe NIT ben Electromagnetic
tern bon ser Sdtpene hires @nuies
fernbolten miiiien, neil iie bas i'm
@obniinn raien6e 8olf bdn6tgen uno
sur @ermunft bringen muiien, neil es
nit Sen @or6en 6es @lut5aren nod
feline @eritdn6igung gibt. l1n6 6es-
bolb perben Die 1eutiden oud too
ten, Big lie geiiegt baben ooer %geto6tet
1in6!
@enn sic Jran5oien aus ibren
5oumel ernidtert uno eruadt linb,
menl1 bie gelgier Sic @ohrbeit er=
fannt buben merben, ment 6ie 9or=
Sen bes Nuiienreihes BON Dem idiot
ternben 3aren Redenidoft beiifen
meroen, tpern iih in Sen @olfern Sic
sdam regt iiber lire 9unoesgenoi=
len: - 3onn merben aQe Singer an=
flogenb ouf Sen engliiden guben ge=
riftet iei1 un6 gum eriten Mal in
ieiner @eifidte 6iirfte iid Dos frede
Mntlie 6es nidtsmiiroigen @erbre=
hers D%erfGrben, tpenn Ser 6eutlde
sieger uno Hidter Dor i'm tritt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-11-19
Sic 9eimatb.

$50 lit oeiu 9uus? frast' ib Elm &ino,
9us frph nit 9lllnen lpielte,
Sic @nuee roth bon 2%eu5eslulr,
Sic iurI. SER @e1tlpinb fiiblte.
uMeiu S,uls lit, no Die Spnne l6elnt
Mo ouft &c Hnlen blihen,
@o @psellang Die 9uft our9ortngt,
@o belle @olten 5tehenl"
@ott iegne Did, nu arglos 9er5.
9u bit eeIieht pom @liidel
Ssu. Dir sehort Die gauge @elt,
Sruu1 leudteu neiue 8llde!
$40 lit bein Sous2 Irast' id Sic @aio,
Sic on Dem Singing lebnte.
Wit Nusen boiler 9iebeselan5
Sih iIbersIii6Iidl tpdbnte.
sic lnh Nth an uno lugte uttlts,
Sot, bIiate lie 10 fr0hIid!
Ih. lire @eir1atb mar fem @er5,
Seir S,ers, lpie hires, ielis!
Soft Ieare oidh, ou treu 8emith
lIro n,ade reidl oeir1 2ebeu!
sud- 1T Gin Ners rerG1oerIid,
So5 S1eirotb Dir gegeben.
Io iii oeia 0a1ts? Trast id Den Grei5
N3it iiIber.peiFeu @aaren
CT tan1 10 Iirrero ullo alet1
CT hattie pieI erfuhren.
USE erri1 'dlIug CT oas Iuge our
ltno seiqre III oie Spbe:
.M(e:u Nall5 lit, DO Die Sterre 5lefH
Sic III r~errroie1lo lehe!" -
GreimaL ee'eenet lei Ser g9alll1,
Sem ioltle @eiulath bluhet,
llro Den. pnn groenfeNelu Trei,
Ser 0in1r1el 81 nd 5iefet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-11-19
Nidt cher, bis has Der
Sieg errmngem.

Ger Idppeoiide neutrality-suspicious.
Spen Seoin bat lih nit grlaubniB
Ser Oeutlfen @eeresleitung an Die
oeutif)e @eitfront begeben ourfer1.
l(eber ieine grfabrungen ifrelbt er
ei11e1n Stodbolmer GreunOe folgen=
oes: ,Gu neiBt, baB ih pom erlterl
Sage oe5 &rieges on feinen Muge1=
Bid an au5gonge ge5peifelt babe.
ouB es cine hurte u11o id1mere arbelt
iein ner0e, cine iol6e ltebern1aht SIT
bred)en, oas fonnte man pora15leben.
Mber Jest, ieitoem i'd nit eigenen
Mueen 10 pieI geIeben babe, un0 lett
ben id MIDI mitten I'M Centrum Ser
greigniIie befin0e, Jest Derltebe ih
fIorer ol5 je, ooB 0us bel1tide Wolf,
oos fir iein Goiein fampft, Iiegen
mug, l1eberaG berridt bemunoe=
ru11gslpiirbige Srbnung. 9eidt elmer
bon SEN u%n5abligen Sruppen5uge11
perIogt. aeiner brm1dt 5u frogen.
eseoer Mann meiB iei11en Tlae uno
feline GfIift. Mie oft bot mon Bic
Geutif7en megen ibrer pe0ontt1hen
@rurblidfeit 1de1ten horen. Sier BET
ser Tront iiebt man Jest Sic @orthei=
le. Mnes lit ifon ieit Sabren fertig.
ghun in Trie0ens5eiten NOR es be-
ltimmt, mie piel Siherbeitsnabeln,
Gerhun6 o6er 8romm BON Me6ifa=
menten in SEN perihiebenen Soften
in einem 9osoret5uge fortgeididt
tperoen ioGten. Sett gebt aaes rubig
unb iiher mie elm l1brtperf. Cine
Neiie mie Sic meme, Don 8erlin
noh Sen Mrtiqerieite1ungen, nnter
@draoneG= un6 @rmatfeuer, bebeu=
ten notiirlih Elm u1rerb0rtes Grescen=
so. Mber Sic Guhe, Sic Ef1thter hill
lung, Sic 3uberiift lit iiberan Ste
Ielbe. Son einem 8eobodtungsplot
Dor ser MrtiIerie babe ih burds Sc
lephon nit einem Major i'm gduten<
gro5en geiproden, Ser bloB etner
fr1oooen holben &ilometer BON Sen
G~uFerIten fran50iild)en Sdmtenltnien
entfernt rpar. gr Ipru6 niht bloB
nit opr1elben Huhe mie mabren0 Ell
neg man0pers, 1onbern auh nit Sn=
NOR. l1nb boh fonnte er ieoen Mu=
qenblif bon elmer @ugel ~getroffen
neroen. Ser er1te gtoppentDeg, Sen
ih inn Mutomobi1 fubr, por bier
gtl1nben lang. gr mar BON Tropiant=
unb Wurition5 oTonnen. 8altm lit
man fnooo = Cutie elmer So
Tonne oorbeio, ,ren, 10 lit man idon
om gffuR Ser ndtlten. Sd iproh
SEM beg1eiten6en Sffi5ier meine Sc
numbering aus, un6 er anttportete
ruhiq: rMir hoben finfsig gtopben=
tpeqe ebenio bon bon 2eben unb Ma=
teriol nie 6ieien bier" nn6 trob=
Sem MERIT man feline Spur bon lie
beronitrengung in Gel1tilanb. 9orrtm
ber1teht man mtfl, baB 9eutihloro
iieoen muB." gpen &e6in lobt oonn
ouf @runo eigenen Mugenideins Die
cute gebono1ung Ser 8efongenen
ourh Sic 1eutiden, ertpdbnt Sen @r=
foIq Ser 4riegsonIeibe unb idlieBt:
9eutifIan6 been6et SEN @rieg n1ht
cher, ols Big es m anen Tronten ge-
iiegt bat"
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@a@stbum oes Sanoes,

9as enor1ne @ubstbum Ser Ger.
5tauten miro in ei1rem bonn Buro
fir einbeimiiden unD au5lanoil9er
@anoel gu @aibington am 6reltag
peroffentlidten 9eridt 10 redt &C.
fenn5ei9net. Ser 8eridt bei6aftlgt
lib nit ser 3eit BON 1900 Bis 1914,
ood jino sic 9aten lber Bic erlte
@alfte oes neun5ebnten Sabrbnnoerts
10 mager, 6aB lie 10 gut mie feine
9eoeutung boben. Die tpidtigiter
1uten ii1r0 I'M fur5en Sic folgenoen:
Seit 1850 bat iid Die 9epolteruna
nube5u perpierfa9t unb betrdgt leRt
uber 100000 &opfe. Sn Der
qleihen Neriobe bot Ser 9luslano5=
bonoel li9 BON $319,0O0,0 900 uui
$4259,OO0,00O geboben; Ser Grport
lit pro Sept BON $16.26 ouf $23.27
geitiegen. 9a5 Nutionalpermogen bot
lih DON Z Miaiarben Collars in 1870
uuf nabe5u 40 Wt1Q1ur0en geboben:
in ser gleiden 3eitperiooe tit Ser
@ertb 0es int l1mlouf befinollhe11
Gel0es Don $279,O0O,00O auf 49,
100000 geitiegen. Seit Dem
ssubr 1870 boben iib Sic ginnabmer1
Ser Seem Dorfer 8anfen bon 5 ouf SO
0eiGinroen Collars geboben, ole oes
qanaen 2an6es ieit 1887 BON 50 aui
ia MiQiuroen.
@%egen1partig geben 100000 IN
sic offentlifen @dulen un6 100000
Stu6enten in Colleges un6 anoere
b0bere S%nltitute. 9ie @eammtaus=
gobet fir gr5iebung5neien betragen
jebt ungefGbr $500, 900, 900 I'M Sobr.
Mebr ols $4,000 3eitungen uno
3etiidriften lorgen fir bte 8elebrung
uno unterbaltung 6es @olfs; Die
3obl Ser gibliotbefen inn 2anoe
nimmt itdn6ig GIT. SIM Sabre 1850
butten $4,000 Ser omen Gelo IN
Sparbonfen, beute mebr als 11,OOO,=
900. Sic Spareinlagen betragen
mebr ols 43A MiQioroen Dollars,
mebr als 100 NAL lopiel mie I'M oie
Mitte oes porigen Sabrbunoerts. Die
Iorm=, 6abrif= uno Tronsportbetrte=
be baben ebenfuns eiren enormen 3u=
pods erfabren. Der @ertb ser 6ar=
mer1 uno oes 6ormeigentbums tit bon
4 M5iaiar6en Collars in 1850 uuf Al
Miuiuroen in 1910 %geitiegen; Der
@ertb Ser 6obrifen bon 1 MtQtar-
be uuf mebr o1s 90 MiGior6en; oie
Meilen5obI Ser Electromagnetic bon
9O21 IN 1850 uuf 258,O33 in 1912.
S2sm Ietten 8ierteliabrbun6ert tit Die
;3abl Ser nit Ser gilenbabn befor=
6erten Nerionen bon 492, 600, 900 onf
1,OO4, 100000 nn6 6ie 6radt bon
632 100000 auf 1,945,0O0 Sonre1
gelticgen. Sic Soft %befor6ert oaiabr=
[id ettpo 20 Miaiarben Noitiahen
nod 6em Muslan6; I'M Iebten Sabr
hottie sic Hoit einen umiat bon
$500, OOO, 900 o6er 1910 pro &opf.
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9emti@lamo ,.mb iie9em.
(sl1t5 Ser 3eitidrift u@iempoint."

9eutldlan6 pertbeioigt ii6 gegen
guBlon0, 6ronfreid, 8elgien, Sapon,
Snbien, @roBbritmnien, Nortugol,
Sic 5urfos, Serbien Montenegro
uno fem stern lit MIDI INNER I'M
Steigen. uno oieie notbmenoige Ser
tbei6igung be0eutet, oaB Gnglanos
@erridoft sur See 6o5 gr0Bte nnglud
lit, Sos sic @elt befaIen fam.
@enn MuBla116 liegt, Damn miro
an uns, sic Ser. Staaten, bie 5oroe-
rung ergeben: ~Solt! %ibergebt eu9!
gntmaffnet eu9 ur6 liefert cure Slot
tie un6 S9dte on NuBlanb aus.
@ir boben 11ur menige Staatsman=
ner, Die iiber SEN saorfiim uno Die
grfabrung perfugen, mie Die oeutif)en
Staat5marner. @ir bnben gu piele
Don Ser grt @iQiom Senning5
grpo11, Sic 10 iebr 6arouf beoad)t
lin6, ols uJrieoenfuriten" iid 5u ge=
~rierer1, ooer> 1pie Carnegie, nuslole
Monumente erridten; Sic lid germ
auf hei6e seiter bes @eiidts idlagen
%lalie11, looaB mir fir SEN MilitoriS=
mus 6es oepotiiden 8ublnos eine
leidte 8eute merben.
Ieuti9er Milttarismus bot Ser
gon5en @elt gum segen gerei4t. Die
engliiae seeberridaft bat ibr geida-
set, 90 Tie on6ern Natio1e11 bic Sbore
perid1ieBt. Muiiiider Despotismus
piroe sic @elt auf ale 3eit unter=
6riiden un6 berbammen, mabren6 Sa=
pan ole tpeiBen Mationen pertreiben
un6 iie 6ur9 gelbe un6 i6tpar5e er=
1eben tpir6e
Se6er BON 6ieien 6reien bot Ste Mb<
ii6t, Sic @erridoft uber SEN Stiaen
S5ea11 gu erlangen, nno es mare
auBerlt tborih, moate man oiele
5batiode ouBer Mdt 1oiien. Sour Ell
11er oorf oieie @erridoft ausuben.
goaen mir lie beibebolte1 ooer tie Ell
nem on6er11 iberlalien? @enn 10 =
mer ion Damn ser on6ere iein? &uB-
lan6, Sopon ober England?
Mber me11n 0eutidlano ge1pinnt,
mie es Ioute, bal1rl mer6en Die Wtun=
ner Sos cd rs perlailer1, gu IT,
rem Nfligen o.-4dfebren; 0o1rn per=
BEN Die Jeloer mieoer grlnen u1o
Irld)te trogen unO Ser @eltbo11oel
miro unoufb0rlih bliiben nno geoet=
ben.
ltno oieie gr5eugniiie miro 0ertlf=
lan0 bereitrpiaig nit a1lberen Nat1o=
men tbeilen; es lit 81 5ipililiert, um
unoer5 bonDel11 gu fonnen. gfloung
uno @ultur, 5mei Ginge, tpel1e Die
MenIhen unb Motioner e0el uno flug
MAIDEN, peroen nit Tortidritt uno
Mobllton5 gleiden sdritt balten.
Mit Deutidlon6 = emiges @ods-
tbum; obne Deutidlonb - fortmab-
renoe 3errittung, itetige Streitigfei-
ten unb &riege.