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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-23

anberen Sniaifen cine Strede merit &C.
ltblsubert tpurben. RdtiirIi9 eiItsn
iofort in Der Rahbari9aft pohuenbe
pericnsn ben @errnsliittsn gu Silfs
unb bieie ipurbsn bana in einem
gutomp6il, bas Clifford SpiBfaben
aur 9.rfiisung itelIts, na6 Der gu
fluatsbousfurm 5uriifsebradt, tpo
ibnen bon beridiebenen Qer5ten, bic
aus Wt. !SeuIibp unb Glenbals berbsi.
serufeH nuroeu, bic nOtb,ge Silfe sus
tbeil rpurbe. Die Gr5tIide Inter
fuduns .rsab, bob nur Ssrr Gmer@
ion ernitlide 8erIeBuugen, einen bppz
pelisu Rippenbrua bupousetraseH
6otte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-23
Hippenbrnb
Grlitt 3nflndItsbaus. Superiatenoent
SSalier Z. Gmeripn bel einem
slntpmo6il.llniaa

Bel einsm 2lutpmobilunfaG fpurbs
0eitern WaItsr y. @msrfon, Der Sus
perintenbent oes ftdotiiten 3ufluhtss
bauies ,iemlih beosntIi4 psrlebt, in:
bem er einen boppsltsu Rippenbrut
oapontrua, tpG6reuo pier anbsre Yers
ionen, 2lngefts1te i'm 3ufluftsbaus
bic Iih in Der bon Serrn @meripn ees
lsn.ten Wai6ine befancen, slimpf.
Iiter papontomen.
@bparb Sispert, 9ipiiionsbeamt.r
i'm 3ufIu6tbaus trus eineu grud bss
Raienbeins banou.
5rau 6attis Siepert, gufIeberiu,
S6rammsn unb S6nittlpunben.
5rdu apuiie Suber, 4ufIeberiH,
Strammen.
5rau 8sFie Rabn, S6rammeu.
Der llnfaa ereiguete it6 ON Der
Dintcn Rpob, nabe Der 2ib,rtt
SGuIe, als Serr Gmeriou uno fem!
bier lntsrgebsnen iih uui Der Sabrt
nab Der Gtaot beianoen, I'M fir oi,
in 9Ienbale befinblide 2trItuIt 9t
ioraunsen 81 ma6sn.
9ln Der Idarien Sieguna Der 2anbi
itrdbe in Der NGhe oes Sdulbnuies
gsrietb bas automobil in's 9leitet
unc fhlug Sonn I'm, Serrn Gmeriot
unb @btpdrp Gispert uebit Grau I'M
ter iid bssrabeno. tpdbrenS bic betber
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-23
81. Gtiitnnasfeit Der Cincinnati
Snrnsemeinbs.

glm slbcne uor Dem 9anfiaaiings.
iage icicrt Sie 2iirnsemeinbe III
ibrer sSalle ibr 81. Stiftlmssfeii
olrrd, pinen cSdla 8all perbmiocu
init einem gcnIeinianlcn sIbenSeileri,
gaic sizes bel Der Z 1iiri,senieinoe iiets
iiblidD mar, iperoen alidl beiier ipieter
bei bieier @eleseHbeit eine ansaGl
GbrenoipIome iiir treic W,itelieb.
idait snr @ertbeiluna fomneiL uno
sipor pier GipIome fir 50,iabriae
slpnr orei GipIpme iiir 25.jdbriar
RitgIieoifait. gie llcberreihina .oer
Diplome finbet I'M $3.50 I'm ercBeu
gaaIe pcn Scr Yiibnc niis itutt.
1as Stiftinssfeit Der 9ilrltee'
incinoc ipiro 5rpar ais Gin sSamiIiet'
felt Der Wfitslieber betrnhtet, bod
fSnnen oasu Greuiloc Hiteebradi
perocn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-23

Die 1ourne. tsr Bancroft Strsif-
Siislsr, aus Reprdieutanten Der bsiosn
groben 2igas 5uiammensefeBt, fam
am Sonntag in San 5rancisco mil
einsm DoppelpieI gum abidlub. Di.
rQmerieuns" geDanneu bas srits
Spiel g ssgen y unb bic Ratio
mails" bas Sipeite a esssn -. S6leus
oerer Mitheq, Der nsue Retrut Der
rRsbs", gspann eins Der Spisls
our6 feline brilIante gebienuus ees
SeidiiBss.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-23
@od,enberidpt SeS @einnobeitsantS

2aut bem WoGenberidt beg ftdoiis
iten GeIunbbeitsomts rpuroeH IN Der
periloFeusu Wcde 81 GGlle BON ans
itefsno.n aran,bsitsn unb 13 SOoesa
fdae infolse iOlder &rantbetter gss
melbet. 2luf bic ein3elntn 9raHtbeiten
pertbeilsn ii6 bic 0ur WieIouHs sss
Ianateu isGas pis folgt: 9ipbtberitis
81 @rtruntuueen uHo 5pei Ipbes'
TGae; 5tninOiuht q grtrantungsn
unb II 3poesfdut; MinDpodtu IL
@rtrautunsen; aeubbuiisn 2 Gra
irautunseu; S6arIatfiebsr q Gre
trantuns.n; Weaierr 8 Grtrantunsen;
gIattsrn unb Sirnbautsntstiubune lis
etne Grtrautuns.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-23
Die esreibeitsglo6e,
Sie Sdnliinoer maridJicrten an Ser
alten Jieliaae vorbsi unS brad-
ten ibr Cpationen bar.

Die ShuIiugenb Der Staot battle
asiirn Nadmittas bon ben Bottoms
gsiB srgriffen unb mantle uno mid
Ridt, obslsid ibrs Gebulb aui cine
barts probe g.iisnt ipurbs. Die sJreis
bsitsslode lam aui ibrsr Riidrsiis bon
Gan lJraneisco nad] pbilabelphid
Sur1 uniere Siabt uno mar bifsr
llmitano Der 4nlaB CUR DeriammliIng
Der Shultinber setpeisn, 70 bate Der
ip.itere llmiianb, bab Der 8Iodsnsug
nit fait Sfpeiitiinbigsr WsripdtuHg eiHs
traf, ibnsn bic barie 9ebulospro6e
duferlsgt. Das peripdieie ginir.fisH
bate cine @erdnbsrune bss Yros
sramms iniofsrn bebinst. bab bas
Inihlaeen Der 0lodsn in ben airds
ibiirmsn iInb SpribsnbGuiern uHtsrs
blisb unb bic Gabriipfeiien ii4 .6ens
ials rubis berbislten, iobab bic @srs
ipatuns idlieBIid aud ibrs ane.nsbm.
Ssiie bate. als odnn Der 3ng snb,
LID iibtr bic Bride tam unD Der
Waseon nit Der 0lode an Srt uno
S!sIie mar, eridoq es aus 5duIenbsn
iilsenbiibn aeblen unb Der ,Ruf
pdl5ts iid fort. Biz sr aud bic l,si,n
ainoer, bic oil Der 1ierten Strcb,
poiiirt tparen, srrei6te, iobab aud
oie5e gu COB unb Chr Der Sr.iteitss
glode einitimmieH.
0as prosramm tpurbs auf bas
Sirittsiie inn.sebdlien unb bant Der
umii6tissn @orbsreiiungsn psrlief sic
gan5s sSsier obn. jebpeben llnfaa, Oh.
gleid biefelbs pobl sipild.n 40 unb
$4,000 Shultinber unb 10000 Grs
madden. auf bic 8sine ssbrddt battle.
Rad ben tiirasn aniprdhen bes 9iir.
aermeiiters Spi.seI. Ses 0oiiperueurs
Wiais unb bes Stabtratbs CHARLES
Sssesr BON philadelphia beaann Der
9orbeimarid Der ainber auf Der .insn
lrb Der grtua1isnsn duf Der anberen
Seiie unb bic Cuff balIt. pibsr bon
ben 5ohrufsn ober ben patriotiihsn
2ieoern Der &inbsr. Die ainber. ipels
d. nm / llbr Rahmiiiass ibren
Stanbori einnebmen mubttn, tottsl
bis ndbe5ii 8 llbr fuorten miiii.n, ebs
4. ii4 in 8eipsguns iebsn ionnt.n.
auf Der Ylatform unier ben gbrens
adiien befanb jih 4unoesIenator
pennroie bon penniplpanisn. ben bic
Ginrinnatisr grisftrdser fir smpfans
gene Greunbfdafttn1 ourd Elm aus
ben 6srrsn Sobn Tlo9apin, 5enrn
ShiIlsr nnb Sacob Sh5piel beitehens
b.s aommiitse sinsn mGhtiasn 9lur
mtniiraus iibsrreidsn lisbsn. 2ipsi
2inber. bsrsn Siammbaum auriidrsi-
den joll bis in bic 3sitsu, ba unisr
2anb isins lInabbdnsieieit bon Gngs
lamb ertampfte, leeten eiuen aran, on
Der @lode nieber.
Srob bes geipaltigsn WenIH.ndns
branss gelans ss ben Sunb.rieu Don
polisifim. Crbnuna su bdIt.n. Oar
ibnen aber nihi bic M0ds bonn 2sib
aeriiftn iuurbtn. bstrafitn iie als Elm
Bunbtr, blauer lpis ibrs Uniform.
Die 9tr35atruug mar fdon in
aonispiIle sntitnnb.n. b,nn Der Slot
ien3ug fubr bort nihi sur anssItbien
3eit ob. ipas ouh unisrpsss fuisbsr
lptitere Wer56strunatn i'm @sfoIa,
bate. Sobdlb bic Jsitr bier poriibsr
mar. ipurbt Der Spssidlsug lpisbsr si;s
mtngeiiellt unb irat bic Wsiterrsiis
naf Columbus an.
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0llf nnb gesen.
Die Gaare maiden iidl ,nm Ginicarln
in ben Gbebaien isrtis.

Den G6ebafen psrm6g.n bic 5err.n
engIdnber bod niht gu 6lodiren. Sl
absr gum 0anttus gar 10 oiele paa !.
in ben 9afeH einiegsln tpOnsn, bari be
i}dbrt ni4t Biz CUR Iebtsn Winuie
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itpillt beui. absrmaIs an, um am
Uiiitpo6 isinen !o6bepuntt gu .rrsis
der. Damn bat Qmor pisbsr Elm
psrbiltnibmdbis lsi6tss 9af.in Bis
5um Roismmcnat in nGhiteU Scm.
mer. "a
Seltsrn ISTsn bic ndtbsbannt.n 80
pdars ben GbssrlaubniBi6ein:
l5erbinanb 5. Spgulia, q, SO Sft
I Clifton 9lOenue.
t5iloegaro R. 5bismann, 20, 9rp
Ribse. 8.
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( Jrseman Ips.
tgsrnabsits gotpers, q, 823 Canton
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ipopb.
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patorp aps.
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lMarie N. Witt, 81. 81 Gbarlctt:
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lauIu sb,irius, 2459 Jairpisip @Os.
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Strabt.
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bic beipdbrts Diriesntin bes Gbors,
fat felt gerdumer 3eit pief Wiibe iino
srbeit ben @orbereitunssn 9efpipmei,
ilnb ipirb pordisFhtlid bic Inter
baltung cine sebiesene unb senubreid)t
iein.
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Gu. grOt. ct. Sobanmes @smrinbs
nnf Wlt. slubara
(paliOr (Snft Wob.)'

3ur Jsier bts Daniiosunsstases
ipirb um $50 llbr elm 1riibgoiiess
tishit ubgsbaIisn. 0rI. Murtba aass
fer unb Asrr Oscar glbam tperberl
glnIpratsn baltsn. Der 4irdsn1or
lpirb am Tountritag. BEN 8. Ds3enls
btr, inter Mitipiriune ausss5eifnf-
ter Rrdfis Elm Air&sHtcnstrt Dsran.
iiaIisu. frau GmlIie Q. mslbmunn,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-27
Birthday Of n Dear Friend

ONE OF the paragraphs of to-days 'War
~ News Fifty Years Ago reveals the fact
that the NirEinia-West Virginia debt case
had begun already TO occupy a place in the
pubhc eye ana demand the attention of the
public prints
Fifty years ago one of our predecessors in
the occupancy of the editorial tripod expressed
the opinion that "the government of the new
state Is, we sincerely believe composed OF
honorable gentlemen who will not for n mo-
ment, in their official capacity or otherwise
entertain the idea OF repudiatng that portion
be assessed. 'it9on the territory of the new
State
This goes to show--among other things
that The editorial mind. especially when il
venturcd on prophecy, nearly as prone to
err nifty years ago as IL is to-day
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-27
Is This Germany's Answer?

IT HAT another American vessel has been
torpedoed by German submarine Is not
yet established definitely Dispatches indi-
cate the possibility that the injury to the
Nebraskan may have been inflicted by float
ing mine and until the facts are known final
ly and exactly, judgment should he suspended
There should he no eXcitement-no wild
talk. Fortuna tely. no lives were lost on the
Nebraskan. and this fact encourages tenn
perate thinking There is no occasion for
excitement, anyhow.
1t must he obvious, however. if a suhma-
rine did fire on the vessel, on which the
American flag was displayed prominently tina t
Germany has answered President Wilson S
note. There can he hut one opinion as 10
what her answer means
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-27
britain and Germany

N ISPATCHES from Washington. which de-
- scribe the triumph OF American diplo-
macy in the contest with the British Foreign
Office over delayed American cargoes ill,is-
Tate quite clearly the distinction between
our differences with Britain and our differ
ences with Germany
In the one case, we insist that the British
blockade is illegal violative of our rights and
injurious 70 our commerce both present and
prospective. Britain answers our complaints
with concessions already material and which
indicate that yet greater concessions will he
made she is careful. in the meantime To
conhscate no American property and to de-
stroy no American life
IN the other case. we point out TO Germanv
that she has adopted a method OF warfare
unknown 10 civilization which nccessorilv
places in hazard the property and lives Of
our nationals She answers our protest nv
torpedoing American ships and taking over
100 American lives.
The death cries of these men women and
children ring to-day in the ears of loval citi-
ZenS OF TINS country We have not forgotten
although the nation. with the President
awaits with what caImness it can the reply of
the German government TO the demand for
PREPARATION. There is no excitement. but
there is no yielding There is hone thar
thinking Germany will burst her shacklcs and
repudiate policy that has made her present
government abhorred among nations That
hope and its fUlilment stand between nc
and war
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-27
GustaVnS MillhiSer

q QSTANUS MILLHISER of that type
~ OF citizen of which Richmond has valid
reason 10 he proud. Scholar and student as
we'll as man Of affairs, leader in every good
work. director OF enterprises that contributed
Immensely to the city's prosperity. charitable
modest, Eentle--he loved and honored the
place OF his birth as it loved and honored him
Those who knew him best and most keenly
mourn his loss speak Of his friendship as a
privilege and distinction. and of his COM
panonship graced with an unfailing charm
No worthy cause ever sought his aid in vain
The grief his death inspires is softened by
the thought that such a life influences for
the better other lives with which it comes in
contact and that this influence endures be-
yond the grave.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-27
Reopening an Old Wound

M URDER trials in this country show an
AVl increasing tendency towards mercy
The Frank case, where there is doubt of the
guilt Of the convicted man, has attracted the
attention and the sympathy of thousands
Death sentences are imposed and execute ed
nowadays with difficulty.
The recent conviction of John r. Lawson
in Colorado. is, therefore. in strong contrast
Lawson was convicted Of murder and SEN
fenced to life imprisonment. as the leader Of
a band of riotous workmen on an occa sion
when man was killed It is not pretended
that Lawson committed the act or had any
direct connection with it, But the law
makes leaders under certain circumsta noes
responsible for the acts of followers. and by
means of this legal provision il was possible
to gain verdict.
The case bears some resemblance to the
celebrated trial of James of the Glens in
Scotland about $50 This man was lead
ing Jacobite. and was convicted OF the muir.
der of Whig official by Wing Jury Steven
son has given most delightful account of
IL IN kidnapped" The case was politica |
one and the triumphant Wings struck at the
defeated Jacobite clansmen through the ma
chinery of The law
In like manner, it appears that the vic
torlons Colorado mine owners are using the
law to even up old grudges-at least this ia
the construction now put on the Lawson trial
ny labor leaders and labor Journals Ger
talnly the incident is most unfortunate The
country is weary of the demoralizing labor
disputes in Colorado, and faces with intense
reluctance the prospect Of reopening of the
wounds. That our prosperity depends on the
cooperation of labor and capital is one truism
which is true. Therefore, an occurrence cal
culatcd TO revive bitter animosty and to fur
hlSh an excuse for the sinister activities of
me l. W. w. cannot be too much deplored
fn,h,t
ii "hat Lawson friends charge he true, the
acuon OF the court cannot be too bitterly
condemned
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-27

present the proportion Of people unaffiliated
with any religious organization is rising stead
lily. and it is not good sign
The situation unouestionably calls for a
greater display OF energy on the part Of the
denominations. Probably the regular min
istry cannot do very much more in the way OF
spreading the gospel than it does now. for
the ministry is pretty Woodworking body;
but the lay membership. the rank and file Of
the church, ought to awaken to a sense Of
duty.
son for Billy Sunday and his methods. These
may not always be in the best taste, but he
has tremendous energy and faith. The
church is no effete organization to Sunday
but living power. The welfare of human
is very considerably connected with religion,
and the vast unchurched masses of our popu-
lation need to be reached.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-27
One Duty of the Laity

II is gratifying TO learn that the Southern
presbyterian church, which is now meet
ing In general assembly al Newport News has
made gain Of some size in mcrnbereb,n in
the last year. Any gain at all in such = wear
Is fortunate And the other denominations
SHOW increases III membership, though Sigh,
ones. ~ word, the whole body OF Protes-
tant churches advanced about to per cent
in membership within the year
rms is not so good showing as il nigh,
seem Tor while the churches increase slowly
inc country gains population by leaps and
BOUNDS. Formerly the number of church
members has been proportionately large in
comparison with the entire population. At
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-27
SONGS AND SAWS
Strangely and WONDERFUL, Made,

Strangely and Wonderfully Made.
1t was n British Cabinet
That set one day at tea,
Made up from every clique and set,
AS all the world might SEQ
twas framed quite everything to hx.
But folks would wonder how 'twould mix
Iherc Asquith chummed with Balfour. sad.
While Lansdowne talked with Grey.
And Lloyd George showed the Carson lad
The errors of his way
II was happy, pleasant sight,
But mon were peeved they did not II hit
~. Henderson and Chamberlain,
Churchill and Bonar Law
On, surely doubt could not remain
In one who these things saw.
Ihat war does not do wondrous tricks
quite, quite unknown to politics.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-27

henston These points many clerks lack. This
10 the reason. to some extent. why wages and
conditions are not what they might be in GER
tam places. No man woman can reasonably
expect improved conditions without intelligent
WORK 1t Is tho trained salesman who Is worth
most to his employer and who Is most appre-
ciated by the public.-Indianapolis News.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-27
Chats With Virginia Editors

The Clifton Forge Review seems to be a III
tie at sea IT credits the Richmond Times-Dis
pa'ch win the claim that ut depends upon the
thirst before 1t can he stated that water will
quehch IT, and then parades its own Ignorance
rs follows: "As we have not come in con,,,,
win the Kind of thirst referred to by our con.
temporary, We will accept the statement made
az expert testimony We have observed how
ever, that those afflicted with the thirst mem
toned by The Times Dispatch usually take to
water. and large quantities of it, when seeking
a remedy
The Petersburg 1ndex-AppeaI calls to mind
some interesting history in the following para !.
graph Those German writer's who nredic,
that In case OF trouble with Germany the United
states would have trouble with her ctlzens n,
GERMAN birth, should run back over the A,ss
or foreign newspapers for the sprine Of 1sos
when many of them predicting tho recru
desccnce of the Southern Confederacy In casa
we went to with Spain"
The Norfolk virginan-Pilot. always calling
Tor reform of one kind and another makes the
following statement and appeal: I'VE are to,d
mat New York heiEess who married the Gle .
vator boy OF the apartment house wherein she
mao her domicile. has deserted her husband af-
ter eight weeks of welded life. Really soma
'hing ought to he done to protect our moor hut
prepossessing young chauffeurs gardeners and
elevator operators from the wiles of DESIGNING
young women with surplus OF this worId,s
goods"
me Halifax Gazette explains why Italy dc
iayed so long. claiming that ut was due to the
fact that she wanted an suspicious dsv nm
"hich 10 declare war, hence she selected Nav
24th-our birthday So much the worse for
Italy.
The Norfolk preachers says the Nevnort
News Times Herald are trying to ston ,be
sale of beer the German cruisers inter,na
me Germans DOUBTLESS regard that AS a breach
OF hospitality, il not unneutral act sut
>ortoiK must do something to advertise her.
self" ''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-27
william and Mary.

Is the Virginia school. William and Mary a
college university? SaITHFIfILD.
Practically it is first rate Small college"
1T is formally named college" in It's charter.
There have been good many suggestions of
the name university for the school. mainly
years ago. but none has seemed to take" The
most priced hook, FOR instance, connected wIth
the institution. old President Smiths Lectures.
etc, printed in Philadelphia. in 1917, states on
the title page that 1t is printed for the uni
versity." but Dr.. Smiths preface is dated will
liam and Mary College, etc."
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I.ora Dun,lrenry.

Who originally made the part of Lord Dun
dreary.' and in what play it?
T. l.. PRoSSBR
Edward a sothefn. Thomas Taylor's The
American Cousin, bnt Sothern made the entire
play over. and in the Duhdreary part there Is
reason to believe that no lire was as Taylor
wrote 1t. Hence. sotherh was in all senses
the maker Of the part.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-27
The Voice of the People
Germany and Belgium.

To the Editor Of The Times Dispatch:
Sir.-Apparcntly your South Boston Correspon-
dent in her condemna ton Of Engiands ATTEMPT
to starve the women and children of whole
ma ton. and her attempt TO Justify any act of
barharism Of Germany. "vcrlooks the fact that
upon her invasion Of Belgium, Germany com
Wandered all foodstuff in that country, leaving
the women and children of whole nation to
starve. This they doubt would have done
but for the generosity Of the United States.
Though the above mentioned correspondents
memory Is quite clear concerning 1907,
she does not remember the happenings of the
early stages Of the present war The writer
has noticed this lapse OF memory is quite char
acteristic of German sympat hizers in this
country. FRANK
Richmond, Nav pa 1918
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Too Much IN t.,,,,,,o

Had YOU heard that old Closefst had suffered
an attack OF nervous prostration?"
NO. What the cause?"
ne gave friend what he declared was q
straight tip on the market, and the tin turned
out to he right THE TATrr Er,
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Making Progress.

you?" ~ ~ o''
wen. no., replied Cholly Litehrane, veract.
ousiy. she hash gone quite that far but
every time say anything she smiles at me-