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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-09
PLAN II THE DESTRUCTION
OF THE ENTIRE RUS
SIAN ARMY.
Make Slow ProgreSs-whether
Russ Army Can Escape
l. Problematical.

LONDON. Aus $ 9 so y. m.-rna
Germans continle 10 make progress IN
all directions tn their efforts TO cut
on the retreat OF the Russian army
from tho Polish salient They nave
commenced an attack on the fortress
es OF koVno AMI Ossowetz. which are
among the obstacles they must over
come in order Co reach the railway
running from Warsaw through wilma.
and Dvinsk 10 petroErad
They have taken the minor fortress
OF Serock. al the junction OF the Ma
rev and Bug. and have crossed the
Nistula In the vicinity Of Warsaw.
Further south. General Woyrsch IL
advancing eastward. but Field Mar.
shal Won Mackensen is being stubborn.
ly resisted and apparently making but
slow progress.
ON abe whole the daring scheme
mapped out by the Germans as A
grand sequel 20 the capture OF War.
saw the destruction OF the Russian
army-is unfolding itself slowly. as
must BE- the case from its very mag.
nitude. With the three main railways
besides those built since the war. II
Is believed IN military circles here
that the Grand Duke Nicholas will bs
able TO extricate his Warsaw army
The events In the east however vii
continue TO rivet the attention OF ths
world on him for some time TO come.
The Germans have gained minor
successes in the ArFonne forest where
The army of the Crown Prince mas
been trying for some weeks to md a
weak spot in the French defenses. but
their effort 10 recover lost trenches
on the Lingekopf in the vosges is de
cIared 10 have cost them dearly.
Heavy Fighting.
There has Eeen some heavy frhtinz
In the Caucasus between the Russians
and the Turks. but the official reports
! from the opposing camps Is so contra.
diciory that IL is impossible To saw In
whose favor ~ is going.
lhere Is much interest IN the diplo.
matic negotiations in the Balkan cant
tals. the reports from which indicate
mat Servia az last D. willing TO ceds
Macedonia To Bulgaria. but that tho
Ireek government b. now opposip,
any suggestion that sse shsald return
havala' the seaport In the Vilayet OF
! Salonih TO Bulgaria IL IS thought
however. that this opposition may be
changed when VI. VenizeIos returns .,
l fAAaNA' NT ~ NNO " Nfm 4 lf
Greek parliament reassembles early IN
September
VI. Nenizelos offered Ravala to Bui
Raria when he was premier simply IL
return for her continued neutrality
while Greece went 10 the assistance
OF the allies against the Turks bu,
KING Constantine put his foot down ~
the whole policy. and the political
/ Crisis which resulted In the resigna,
ton Of the Nenizelos cabinet followed
The Petrograd Bourse Gazette nun
fishes statement to the effect thai
Germany has made peace proposals tc
Russia, but that they were rejected
There Is no confirmation Of this state
ment.
Teutons Driven Back.
LONDON. Aug s. 1910 D. my-Op
several sectors Petrograd asserts that
the Teutous have heen hold or d-t,,or
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WAsHrNoToH. AuE. s-Foreoasts
West WirTinia--Local thunfarahogrsrs
honday Tuesday fair
ohio-rmr r1rth, local thundsrahouv-
srH aouth Monday Tuesday fair.
western rcunavlvauia=nensr fate
Monday and Tusadav
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rHHEE VESSELS sUEE

'ff"fH'N. aug H.rl r r rr4v,.a
announce f.Hf fHr UrIHsr steamer
F.rrrnE.I NJ NaIfHaf the ausffaH
steamer NaImIar. and Tho travIer Or-
CON aIHnu have aIu. The rreHa Of aIT
Three vessels have been landed
The sierrarsi vas r. vessel % 1909
fnuH ard ruuf b. The Antrim rrrr ore
com anH ~ belfast The Malrrfarf uar
- 3.f tone and owned af ogfherturr
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rHnEn rEoHEs or HA1L

YORK. ra. Aus s-sereraI storms
gisIfrd tris county TODAY doing further
damage fn corn ard fruIf Vail tr fra
q three inonss fell near L-vir-
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Two Battles.

BROWNSVILLE. Texas. Aug s.
Mexican outlaws and Texas rangers
and county officers were engaged in
two battles tonight near Norias. Texas.
sixty miles north OF Brownsville. ac-
cording 10 reports received here. The
telegraph operator az Norias has sent
out call for help
II was announced al Fort Brown 70.
night that four companies of Uniteu
states infantry are being rushed here
from Fort Mcintosh. near Laredo.
Among those who went on the first
trip by the special train were Henry
hutchings. adJuatant general of Texas.
J. NJ Fox, captain OF Texas Rangers.
nve members of the ranger force and
sherifi Nanu OF Brovnsville.
Rumors that six MeXicans we're Kill
Cd late yesterday In q battle with a
posse In remote section OF Hidalgo
county could not he confirmed.
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Mexican. Killed

CORPUS CHRISTI. Texas. Aus. S.
siN Mexicans have been killed and
three Americans wounded in hghtin.
On the Norias ranch. between raid
ins party OF 80 Mexican outlaws and
~ ranchmen. II was reported IN a
hrief message received here late to
night from Norias II was said the
hShtlng continued
u was said the bandits raided the
Norias ranch and drove away Rfty
horses and took provisions and rifles
Tbs afternoon the MoXicans returned
end q pitched battle was begun. tho
IL Americans barricading themselves
in the ranch house They telephoned
10 Sarita. Brownsville and KingsviUe
for help before the MeNicsns cut the
wires
Troop -. Third q : cavalry tonieh.
vas ordered TO leave here tomorrow
for the northern part Of Cameron
county. II was reported tonight the
MeNicans attacking Norias ranch. nun.
0ered fully 200
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Teutons Driven Rsek

LONDON. Aug. 8. 1910 D. m.-Ob
several sectors Petrograd asserts tina,
the Teutons have been held or driven
Cconanusd ON Page sovsnl
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-08-15

AS the result of an agreement re-
Gently signed by President John II.
Freuler, OF the Mutual Film Corpor7
alton and David Horsley. owner OF
the B ostoek Jungle and Film Com
,pany. Of Los Angeles, Cal. and the
4Centaur Film Company. of Bayonne.
N. T., the entire output of the stud
los is to be, released through the
Mutual.
These releases williinclude a two
reel animal picture, featuring the
celebrated collection OF trained an
finals formerly owned by the Bos-
took Jungle and Arena Company.
which Mr.. Horsley recently pur-
chased and installed in the, Los An
ieeles studios. They are valued at
$500, 900. In addition to the animal
pictures, one reel comedy. featuring
q celebrated comedian, Will also be
released weekly.
In addition to t.- two reel AMI
NAL piGsnre and the one reel come
dies, MI HQrsley viii HfessQE q gsr=
les of Muk6aF master c&1reh IN
which the COLLECTION Of trained AMI
naIs will be featured: II
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-08-15

r -.
A musical association IN California
wants Dixie" and Sol,sa's stars atssa
Stripes" adopted by Congress as ma
tional marches.
Amelia Bingham has secured the
rights to Sapoleonic play called
His Passions Waterloo 1t Is by
Leonard Judson, a Columbia gradu-
ate. Il
Grace George, who in private life
is Mrs. William A. Brady. is to have
the artistic direction of ner husbands
theater, the Playhouse. in which she
will head permanent company, like
Days selecting the plays and play
ers.
Lyn Harding. the English actor,
who has arrived in this country from
London, says that managers in that
city are doing good business with
plays of a light and amusing order
The public wants relief from the war.
SO does not patronize the war plays.
"The Girl Who Smiles" produced
this week in New York, is said to have
pretty music. Natalie Alt and George
Baldwin made hits in the leading
parts.
Oliver Morosco will produce five
new. plays in New York before Christ
mas. he announces. One will be Sad
lie Love- with Marjorie Rambeau as
the star; two others are by Frederic
and Fanny Hatton and are called "The
Song Bird" and up and Down Stairs
the latter a satfrical comedy.
Lillah Mccarthy will returfDi to this
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GOSSIP OF THE STAGE.

country in. the fall and will play her
original parts in "Androcles and the
Lion. and in The Man Who Married
"a Dumb Wife,"
T. Hartley Manners author Of Peg
o. My Heart" has written comedy
for Laurette Taylor. called The Woo
ing OF Eve and is also dramattzing
4 novel, Sylvia, the Joyous"
Taylor Holmes has just appeared
as a star at Atlantic City in q new
farce called Mr.. AIyd's Mystery,
adapted by Lillian Trimble Bradley,
from an English novel by the name Of
.The Mystery of No. ~, Hyacintn
Road
The stellar combination of Julia
Sanderson, Donald Brian and Joseph
Cawthorn is to. be dissolved after
return engagement N New YORK IN
THE Girl from. Utah" Miss Sander
son lis to appear in musical comedy
under the Frrohman management and
Donald Brian will be presented in
new musical comedy by Oliver Mo
rosco. -:
The first play which will be given
by q. H. Sothern, under the direction
Of the shuberts, will be The Two
Virtues" by Alfred Sutro, which play
had a great success in London with
George Alexander in the leading role.
Margaret Dale will be his leading
woman.
The new. play by James NJ; Barrie
which Maude Adams will do this sea-
son is possibly "Rosalind. which eap-
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-08-15
ASSIGNED TOLEADS
IN WESTERN STUDIO
u Mary Anderson, Who Has
Been Making Rapid
Progress.

Mary Anderson, one Of the young
esfsplayers of the Vitagraph company.
who has been making rapid advance
mept as a member of the parent com
rany at Flatbush, has been assigned
to play leads with the western Vita
graph company at Santa Monica. Cal,
under the direction Of Rollin s. Stur-
geon.
Miss Anderson was born in Brook
lyn June %, 1897. and is full fedged
American girl. She first began posing
for the vitagraph company during her
school vacation and when the work
attracted enough attention to be CIV
@E.sA prominent part, she met with an
obstacle in the opposition OF her faith
err, but gained his consent to continue
her getting IL her first picture was a
success. She played her first real
part in support of the late John
Bunny, and her father, when triumph-
antly marched to the nearest theater
where the finished picture was being
shown, was forced to admit that Mary
had, In motion picture par1ance reg
istered." Since then She has appear
ed In many pictures and earned many
pIeAing tributes for the excellence
Of. her work,
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Ecountry where he might be <tncllned
10 establish q branch ofilca The
|layman is interested In the UNIQUE
and attractive way In which the Par
amount travel pictures are prdaent-
AT the request of many Of the'
Grand,s devoted patrons. Nance o..
Neil VIII be presented THURSDAY m
Princess Romanoif.: z Both staEs
and production made q pronouncedA
hit when last seen here.
Another Gri1ith Treat.
Friday and Saturday D. w. .Grif-
fifth will present his supreme acheve-
mant. .The Avenging Conscience,r OF.
Thou Shalt Not Kfll.' in six mys-
terious. wonderful, thrilling acts AK
en- from Edgar Allan Ppe.s story OF
1.-THE Tell Tale Heart =
.sThe Avenginc Conscience" 10 a.
drama of the mind. completely us
tualiaed throughout and withsa thor
gouRh connected story. Though it
deals witk the penance inflicted UP
on murderer by his own constance
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-08-15
KALEM SIGNS
Noted Broadway Star to APP
pear in t4The Legacy 4
tt4 "; Af EnIlN,SS4 ~ N -iie

Lois Meredith. the little actress
who electrified New Workers by her
work In. Help Wanted" at Maxine
Illiot's theater recently. has been
engaged to. enact lthe Leading role In
Kaleri,s three actA"Rroadway Favor.
ites' film feature, The Legacy OF
Folly"
Miss Meredith has had a most in
terestIng career Although on the
stage but two years she ranks well
up among the stars. A mere slip OF
a girl, 1t is declared that she Is prob
ably the youngest leading lady upon
~ Among the vehicles which helped
her attain her present popularity
we're Peg o. Ny Heart" in which
! she succeeded Laurette Taylor when
the latter left this country for the
purpose of appearing in the London
production; tsEverywoman.'' In which
Miss Meredith appeared In the role
Of 4Modesty'' and inathe title role of
Madam Sherry when this musical
, comedy was presented at. San Fran
In Kalem's The Legacy of Folly
Miss Meredith appears as victim OF
heredity. Tom Moore, famous Tor
his work in Kalem productions. plays
opposite the little actress.
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Another Great Griffith Feature
is Billed for Friday and
Saturday.

Las usual, photopIays of the first
magnitude are announced for the
coming week at the Robinson Grand.
The management Of this theater 4
greatly elated over the fact that
patrons have been showing keen en-
thusfastic appreciation Of what Is un-
questionably the best art motion pic
ture service ever offered to the public
at the price
Monday. Daniel Frohman will pre-
sent the infmitable Mary Pickford.
the world famous motion picture
star. in the fascinating role Of Fan
chon," In George Sands well known
play. sFanchon, the Cricket.
The management. has decided to
make Tuesday the southern gentle
man day and for this special occas-
ion has selected Edward Connolly In
George AIDES picturesque story OF
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pears in the latest book Of plays by
Barrie. Next in importance Will &c
her revival of What Every woman woman
KNOWS" with Dallas Anderson as
John Shand. -
Alice Jonn has been engaged for
the company in Twin Beds.
Lee Harrison is to go to Australta
next month for a season OF thirty
weeks, to appear in musical revues.
William Collier will have the di-
rection of the comedy, No. 13 Wash
tngton Square, in which May irwin
Henrietta crosman appeared in
Denver in a new play called anti A1n
Mrs. Patrick Campbell says she
will remain in this country and play
another season. - 81
The shuperts are to produce 9
stage version OF Forrest Halseys
story, The Brighter"
Louise Rutter has been engaged
for an Important part in "Moloch. "
Philadelphia is to have a COM
pany organized on the old stock star
Ann Murdoch may be seen in q
moving picture version of "a Royal
Family q ~
Margaret Anglin is now preparing
for her Greek performances in San
Francisco.
The Castle Square stock company
v HIGH has discovered several dram
artists, is to begin its preparations
for another season late in August.
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this penance is so persontfied thatSths'
result is o very graphic narratyes
This iss brought about by the use
Of some extraordinary Photographic,
effects, syhich show the dead man,re-
turning to haunt the living murder
er. who imagines. among other thing
that he Can hear the heart OF the
dead man still beating.
But the end Is the most unex77
pected part of all, and above that
suffering. may teacR virtue. that even
the darkest cloud may have its linz
ing OF silver. though 1he existence OF
that silver lining has been entirely
unsupported In addition to blanche
sweet, the cast includss Henry 3:
walthall. George seigmanA and Ralph
Lewis. a4
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dgv beadA a long cast that includSl
+ .oniae ReSudet in the character d
Ami sTda.s Airline Pretty az Phyllis and
Idllian Burns as Madge. A
STANLEY Ie,rk. who was Miss Ang
INNS leadingf man during the three
vaara Of the Aofnedy's run on the legE
imate stage. will be seen in his orig
mai creatiom OF Colonel Smith,
Charles Brown, q clever Vitagragp
Comedian. will portray Tarver; join
n. Kelly, Admiral Grice; Charlie!
WELLESLEY. Colonel Rockingham. and
] Denton Vane. R&lefgh. Wflfrid NORTH
viii direct the production of Green
Stockings. which will be e. Vitagrapp
tBiue Ribbon" feA ture In nve parts tg
be released through the " Z 8 y; 4
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Good Pictures.

The Offering in the picture line for
Monday will be of the very best. In
Gindfng 4 beautiful three part Es--
eanay drama entitle 1.-THE Lady Of
She SHOWS" by Edith Ogden Harri-
son and presenting Richard G. Trav-
ara and Miss Edna Mayo. A one
reel Boigrack drama featuring Isae
bel Rea and William ]. Butler in
..Just Lark" will give . program
Era tllsbs Az No. ]. II. every Tespect.
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the southland entitled "Marse Gov

the southIand ent1t1eu MaIse OUV-
tngton.'
Great Emotional Drama.
Wednesday. which will be devoted
mostly to the Paramount service
Clyde Fitch's great emotional drama.
1.-THE North apd the Flame- NUNUN
1.-THE Moth and the Flame" will be
presented with a Famous Players
cast. An extra attraction on this
high class program will be the Par
amount travelogue, which Is Of in
estlmable value to children studying
geography, giving them actual knowl-
edge of the great countries OF the
south. and stimplsting special IN
Interesting and entertaining gener-
ally. The business man gets very
comprehensive idea of the city or
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SELECTED
m VI s-s.4T- N I
Is Notable Cast for Mason's
Comedy, Green Stock
ings," by Vitagraph.

The vitagraph company has select
ed the cast that will present A. B. w:
Mason's comedy, Green Stockings.
in which Margaret Anglin starred tor
three seasons, every player chosen be-
ing a screen star OF proved ability:
Dainty Lillian Walker as Celia Fara-
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HARRY NiESTAY

David Pinsky, dramatist whose
plays have had success on the Yiddis,l
stage will be introduced to English
speaking audiences this season ~, by
Modern stage" The short plays by
P:nsky viii be offered in single pro-
gram. representing one of the groups
devoted 10 American plays.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-08-15

what will Helen do next? is the
nuestica asked by photoplay patrons
every time an episode of Kalem g
..Hasards aof Helen, railroad series.
is flashed upon the screen. The an
gwar is. contained.in The Substitute
Ffrern an. which Is to be shown at
local theaters in the near future. This
time Helen stoa save drugged fire
man hts position, dons overalls, takes
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-08-15

e-.rne Blue Paradise" an adoption
ola viennese operetta. has just been
produced in New York. presenting a
surprise in a very young and dainty
prfma donna. vtvienne segal, a Phil
ade1phia girl
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FIVE THIS MONTH.

Five multiple reel Broadway Fa-
svorites. features are among Kalem's
regular release for August They are
.T1ha Maker of Dreams" featuring
Hal Forde; The Runaway Wife, :" fea-
turing Stewart Baird, The Legacy OF
Folly" featuring Lois Meredith; the
Barnstormers,'' featuring Myrtle
Tannehill and The Masked Dancer"
featuring Anne Orr. M. Il i i. ia :
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-08-15
sThe Duke and the Count"
Farce Comedy, to Be the
OPENING Bill.

For the coming week the Palace
theater has secured another high
class attraction. the Aldermen Mus
zeal Comedy Company, of twelve per-
sons in repertoire OF excellent
The opening play for Monday and
Tuesday will be THE Duke and
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-08-15
spisWoode Aiken Majestic Leads
in Scene Root Of All EVIL

Porltoxn social CIRCLES wnen = nps BIZ
the dgGd ye to
she adopted ene pr Of The
trouble 1t brought win IT,
Of convusing
Gently filmed ken
Mutual portray the parts OF MI,
Ars.B 81 .
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-08-15

his place aboard the out going freight
and eventually captures the scounf
drels Tesponsibie FOR the sick mans
predicamnnx. This iuynfXes cltmb inE
hand eyer hand along the side of the
tender while the train is going at
Fhigh spesd. and In otherwise riskinE
her lifeS There's not the slighteye
doubt about your enjoying this sen
aatfQnal aepisode. 49, u
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ACKERMAN- COMPANY
TO BE AT THE PALACE

cantain; Conner Jack Sexton
Hans Spitzenberger ... Harry Levin
Adolph Schlessinger g. Levy
Reggie Won Gotroxs Al Green
Mr.. Dumer =. SO JACK. sexton
Galltea Edna sexton
DICK Higgins Harry Alderman
o. Ger .Ketchem' ....-. AL Green
Abdul Ben Hamfd George Sonp
Chorus-Rose Miller. Lola Daniels.
Dolly Bernard. Edna Mayo. Alice
Sohn. Jennie Burrey, Helen Gould
and Jean Smith.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-08-15

Count" a farce comedy with music.
m ia new with novel IDEAS. beauti-
full girls and clever xcon4 edians. The
big feature will be the Garden City
Four" quartet in late ana novel
song hits.
A Big Cast
The cast is very strong and in
c1udes a number of very cleye4 com
edians and high class artists as FOL
lows: - I, s,,, Il.
ICtssy FootIights ana sss 7S''
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-08-15

Ann Murdoch may be seen in a
moving picture version of "A Royal
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~
* 49,. -
The Washington herald., 1915-07-25
ElnD-MApsAAu nNMAcKENsEN.

on The Dunajek and turned back the ar.
mies that had been SURFING through the
Carpathian passes down on to the open
fields Of Hungary. MackenSen pursued
the Russians relentlessly to the River
San, crossed It In Z red tempest Of artillery
from the foe bare two months after
they had snatchsd II from the Austrians.
But the drive ala not stop at PrzemysL
Onward 10 Lef16erg, occupied BY the
cars hordes since the first month Of the
war. swept Mackensen, with his Prussian.
Bavarian and Austrian armies.
Lemberg retAken. Mackensen pursued
the fleeing and disorganized Russians
back across the Dnieetef and River Bug,
Austrians first tnvaded Russia when the
war was less than week old. In two
months Galicia WIS cleared Of the IN
vader, Bukowina vas won back to the
Hapsburgs and 3 greater section Of Rus
sian Poland IVES worried away from the
Bear that walks like & man." II had
taken the Russians ten months 70 occupy
the country.
An this the work Of 1 scholar snd man
the Franco-Pruno1an war vice Wacht-
meister," ranh about equal to our cor
poral's. August 1ackeussn was twenty.
one then. Today he n si1ty-nve. Some
one has said that tAis IL an old mans
war. Hindenbefg b dxty-nine. JofPre u
seventy. Kitchsner. French. Foehs are
all over sixty.
Mackensen distinsuishsd himself fof
individual daring In the days Of 20 and
II. In this war he early began to dis
tinguish himself. He was with linden
berg at Tannenberg and In the Ma9ufian
Lakes fights. He W. at Hindenbefg's
right side at the sanguinary fighting
around Lods and Lowicz. Defeating
Russians q Z favorite sport Of the grizsled
old warrior. with the Scotch name and
many Scotch chsfacteristics He looks
more Ike doughty old Scot than
German cavalry oGlcee.
- 0nlx11aa1 reocziy1taaa ~ -,