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and the imperial German government
arc contending for the same great OBJ
ject and have long stood together In
urging the very principles upon which
the government Of the United states now
solemnly insists. They are both contend
ing. for the freedom Of the seas. The
government OF the United States will
continue TO contend FOR that freedom,
from whatever quarter violated. with
out compromise and at any cost. il In
vites the practical cooperation OF The
imperial German government Mt this
time, when cooperation may accomplish
most and this great common object be
most Btrikingly and efficiently achieved.
The imperial German government eN-
presses the hope that this object may be
in some measure accomplished even be-
fore the present war ends IL can be.
The government Of the United States not
only feels obliged TO insist upon II by
whomsoever violated or ignored. and In
the protection Of It's own citizens, but r.
also deeply interested IN seeing It made
practicable between the belllgerents
themselves and holds itself ready at any
time 10 act as the common friend who
may be privileged to suggest a way.
I'm the meantime, the very value which
this government sets upon the long and
unbroken friendship between the people
and government OF the United states and
the people and government OF the Ger
man nation impeIl 1t to impress very sol
EMMY upon the imperial government the
necessity for a scrupulous Observance OF
neutral rights in this critical matter.
Friendship itself prompts II to say to the
imperial German government that repeti-
ton that the commanders OF the German
naval vessels OF acts in contraNention OF
those rights must be regarded by the
government Of the United states when
they affect American citizens as deliber-
ately unfTiendly. LANSING.
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RUSSIANS MAKING
STAND NEAR BUG
Vienna Dispatch Says Fall Of LIB
I'm and Chelm is Question Of
Few Hours.
RUSS GIVE ONLY STEP AT TINE

BERLIN, July 2S.-(via London)
A dispatch from Vienna to the Ma
tional Zeitung says the final attempt
of the Russians to stop the advance
Of their opponents in the critical bat
tie of the new line southwark of the
Lublin-Chelm railroad southeast OF
Warsaw has ended in failure. The
decisive action in this connection is
likely to come in the territory be-
tween the vistula and the Bug rivers.
The Russian southwestern front Is ser
iously mensced. the dispatch adds The
railroad line running through IvangorOd
Lubin and Cheim is now only few miles
no.thward Of the Teutonic lines and the
capture Of Lubin ard Chelm Il said to be
q question OF only a brief time.
The correspondent Of the National
0eitung at Tanow. GalioiR- while re-
porting that the Austro-German forces
are advancing steadily. points out that
there are difficulties 30 be met lie says
the Russians have 20 contend with lack
Of ammunition. but the statement that
their morale is shattered IL untrue. on
the contrary. they are displaying the
greatest bravery and endurance. and only
In the case Of contingEents without
higher officers do they surrender readily.
Desperate Fight at KrasnOstav.
At Krasnostsvs thirty-four miles south
Of Lubin, there occurred an engagement
az close luartors which was unusually
desperate and deadly. The Russians
awaited their attacking opponents and
resisted them with the bayonet They
had assembled strong reserves and the
Germans and Austrians had TO expend
the greatest efforts 10 overcome them.
Il was necessary literally TO throw the
Russians from their trenches
The lack Of good roads In Poland pre-
sents an especially unfavorable aspect
from the standpoint Of the invaders
Deep sand makes the movements even OF
infantry slow, while from ten 70 twelve
teams OF horses must be utilized to draw
heavy guns
Bitter rear attacks mark the slow re-
tirement of the Russians In south Poland.
They give way only one step at a time.
thus delaying although not preventing
the Augtro-Oerman advance.
The correspondent says that the achieve
ments OF tho Russians In Wow Of thcir
hack OF ammunition are remarkable.
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Former Denison Man
Dies in Panama

DENIsoN. Ia. July 2a-(SpeciaI.)-T,
j. Garrison Of this city has received a
cablegram that his son, Judge Edgar r.
Garrison, died in Panama July Is. Judge
Garrison was for time clerk Of the
courts OF Harrison county. Iowa. Later
he served as judge in the Canal Zone
for number OF years, making fine
record, When the office was abolished IN
the reorganization OF affairs he became
Interested in a cattle ranch far in the
interior and communication with him has
been difficult. The cablegram said full
particulars would follow by letter
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Comments ON the appointments are
mostly short and run about a. follows:
DR.. p. l.. Hail, democratic national
committeeman What Is, is and IL
right"
Felix Newton, former Bryaniat well
] dunno"
W. b. Hester. twenty-five years mem
Der Of Lancaster county democratic COM
mite and ten years its chairman. "wen
II the other fellows are satisfied. I am"
Tom Allen. Perfectly satisfied"
Judge W. II. England. democratic phil
anthropist. 1t Is the last death grip
that w. J. Bryan win ever set on the
public"
C. +. Harmon. food commissioner. I'm
tirely satisfactory TO me IN every re-
spect.
r. c Richmond, Omaha, democratic
member OF the last legislature 'Four
good democrats set the JobS"
Y. p. Aunford. private secretary Gov
ernor Aorehead. "suits me all right
Bryan says HifeheOek Loat.
According 10 Mayor C. w. Brown. none
u The three federal appointment pluns
handed down this morning 20 hungry
Democrats in Nebraska was a Hitchcock
Appointment. He gives credit for the
district attorneyehip and he collector
ship 20 Mr.. Bryan. and the United states
lnaFsnalsnip q MAYOR Dahlman. The
&ppoinfraent o. collector Of customs Cor
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tCOntlnued from rage Dne.l
well rendered. He fairly carried his au-
dience away.
Violin Solo.
Louis schnauber. son Of Henry Schnau.
Der. one OF the directors Of the Omaha
saengerfest association. showed splendid
mastery Of the violin in his solo. Fan
TASTE Appasionata-"
The orchestra rendered also Thalberg's
Grand Valse de Concert" and as clos
ing number a medley OF German songs
OF special charm and melody.
Accompanies were Mrs. F. A. Delano,
Mrs. p. r. zabriskie. Miss corinne Paui>
son. Jean p. Duffield and slgmund
Landsberg
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Continued from Page one.)
He said he believed the strike could be
settled without further bloodshed and he
asked for their hearty cooperation,
which was promised.
want to warn the strikers through
you. as their committee" he concluded,
that have instructed my deputies TO
arrest the first man who fires a shot, and
have force enough to do IT, l have
also instructed my deputies. II any
shots are fired from inside the plant
10 60 in there and get the man OF
men who did IT,"
Sheriff Kinkead announced that he had
asked authority from Governor. Fielder
picked police officers from the cities
in Hudson county under his Jurisdiction.
These policemen. he said, will come to
Bayonne In uniform and will be sworn
In as special deputy sheriffs. They VIII
remain on strike duty until further
orders,
Commissioner OF Public Safety Wilson,
In a statement. said he believed the
situation was we'll In hand and that II
would not be necessary TO call out troops.
He also announced that volunteer city
commission, In the course OF the day,
will act as mediators in the strike situa.
tlon and will present to the STANDARD
OH officials on behalf OF the committee
OF strikers n formal written request fol
an increase In wages
All the saloons In Bayonne were or
dered closed today by Mayor esarvli
and the order was generally obeyed
Heretofore only the Constable Hool
section has been affected.
Federal ConeiIiatorst Arrive.
Federal conciliators John A. Motif
and James A. smyth arrived in Bayonn,
today. Mr.. Moffitt conferred with In
strikers committee end Mr. smyrh wen
TO the Standard oil works 10. consult witt
officials in charge.
The funeral OF the riot victim, Johi
strachik. Il was announced later. ha
been postponed until tomorrow or Sun
day. 1t was thought best 20 defer buria
OF Victims until the feeling among IN
people in the strike district had sub
sided further. ~ So.
Fourteen OF the injured in Bayonne hos
pitfalls. Il was said today. were sufferin
from severe wounds. OF thesS Il wa
thought by the doctors. John Surge
! and Michael seisece could not live.
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Little Girl FatnIIy burned.

MASON CITY, Ia, July 23-CspeciaD-
Myrtle Keeney. aged years, was per-
haps fatally burned yesterday morning ut
me family home in this city She threw
kerosene on the fire In the kitchen stove
and an immediate explosion followed.
Her face and hands were burned to a
crisp. Most of her clothing was burned
from her body. She is the daughter %
Mr.. and Mrs J. J. Reensy
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Omaha. he saws was purely local sp-
pointment
Regarding the candidacy OF NJ. l..
Corey Of Clay Center. for either Of the
positions. Mayor Bryan says. his selection
was simply impossible" He says the
appointments ARE the most gratifying %
the progressive forces Of the state. who
have been supporting the administration"
Ms INN .3Issmcmtw emf emf cmfwy
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THINK HITCHCOCK Will FIGHT
Demo~rats of Capital City Look
Upon Choice an bryan victory

Demo~raas of Capital City Look
Upon Choice as Bryan victory.
Frorn a STAFF Correspondent
LINCOLN, July 23.-(Special. The feo-
eral appointments made by the perisednt
for Nebraska came as a surprise to most
OF the politicians around Lincoln VINO
have been waiting for more than two
years TO hear the plums drop from the
political tree That many democrats are
not satisfied Is apparent, though. u
course, they are not talking for publ
cation. There is a general feeling sena-
tor Hitchcock will fight confirmation OF
at least two appointees.
Most o fthem look upon tire appoint
rnsnts as decided Bryan victory, the
naming OF Mr. Bryan's brother+n-law
while that OF George i, Ioomis Of Fro
being, OF course. Bryan appointment.
mont for collector being equally %.
The others appear 20 be conceded as
Hitchcock men and bear all the ear
marks. according TO the wise ones. a.
being a compromise. IL does not appear
that Hitchcock strengthened himself.
None appear 10 want TO crfticiae the men.
but from political standpoint Il looks
as II the senator could have done a bet
ter Job u he had placed the appointment
OF marshal out IN the state somewhere
The customs appointment they figure
would naturally 20 TO Omaha. but the
other should have been given TO some
good. tried and true democrat out IN
the state.
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WAS born at Taunton. Mass. He started
when a young man as journeyman
plumber. He has two sons. John and
william.
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sprague out On Cola.

Sufn9ue wv IN Notus
II was conceded that with John Byrnes,
Chris Gruenther and Judge Corey out OF
the running for consideration that one
Of the appointments would surely so to
Bert Sprague OF York. secretary OF the
democratic state committee, the only
campaign manager who has been sue
cessful in putting a democratic state
ticket across since the organization OF
the state. but when Il came to making
appointments, It appears that sprague
was not In the favored list.
There Is considerable srumblins. Lots
OF people are talking but not for the
newspapers. Watch anG see what viii
happen" appears 20 be the sentiment OF
most OF them Some appear 20 be salts
fled. but reliable authority gives Il out
that the whole thing II a decided Bryan
victory In that Hitchcock did not get a
single man he wanted while Bryan Is
perfectly satisfied with the ones he
landed.
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HYMENEAL
Rau-Br~cI~nfeIdt.

: WEEPING WATER, Neb., July 81
tspecia)-William J. Rsu. cashier OF the
Manley State bank at Manley. and Miss
Celia Brechenreidt OF Elmwood were
married Wednesday at Utica. Neb., the
home Of the groom's parents. The cere.
nHory was performed at the Catholic
church by Rev. w. L. d. Higgins Of
Marley.
JOneE-Andrews.
WEEPING WATER. Neb., July a.
(special--Miss Alpha Andrews and Wat.
son c. Jones were married Wednesday
afternoon at the homo Of the brides
parents. nine miles southwest OF here.
Rent rooms quick with Bee Want Ad
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WILSON SHAKES
FEDERAL PLUMS
FROM THE TREE

lcontinued rrom Page one.l
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MASS CHORUS OF
CHILDREN SING
AT SAENGERFEST

Continues from Page one)
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JOneE-Andrevvs,

Rent rooms quick with Bee Want Ad
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TEXT OF The LATEST
NOTE TO GERMANY

CONTINUED from Page one.l
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-09-13
II Pupils 70 q PRESENT
uE1ItsDlI n0aIIIe 1t Gls

Examinations are being head .
the high school baflding today and
viii c0ntinue through tomorrow
school VII open "Wednesday mora
sns 81 which time ali pupils are ex-
pecsed to be present
Parents xho hare children IN the
ezghsh grade are requested 20 come
10 the high school building Tuesday
morning between = and 2 o'clock e
e0ufer with the facnlfs abous course
10 be selected b. pupils Book lists
win Be given pupils Tuesday morn
ing. xho have been prosnosee' 4
they will call for them Al the super.
fntendents ofsce-
The FIRST regular meeting % fne
teachers will be held tonsovrp@ afisr-
noon ri 3 o'eloes al which time az
address viii be delivered By Presi-
dent Cannon OF the school board.
TIE members OF the school board viii
be present, and other patrons Of The
school who desire 10 srtend VIII be
xseaeonsed. q. g. WAN.
superintendent
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.P. L. Smith. Houston; A. ]. Forum.
Houston. T.. e. Walker, Rice; >. T.
Taylor. itasea; Christine Hawkins
Waxahachie; Gaynelle Hawkins
Waxahachie; L. d. Harris, Waxa-
hachle. 4. +. paillips and wife
waxalachic; tlriah Duncan. Fort
Worth; r. T.. Neiswanger, Dallas;
wm. Trabue. Waxahachie; Lillian
Singleton. Waxahachie: Verna Err.
win. Waaxhaehie; X. p. Carlisle
Waxahaehie; Miss Blanche Holland
Waxahachie. w II. Lefevre, Hills
boro: Corrine Barksdalc. Waxa
haehie; Margaret Gibson, Waxa
hach,o. John L. Davidson. New Or
| leans; r. C. Turpig. San Antonio
f. f. Wilson Dallas; John C, Wood
Dallas: Tom W. Warren, Greenyille.
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Meeting Of stewards.

The morthiy meeting of the board
OF stewards of the Methodist churcsi
will be held next Friday evening A.
7s20 IL is the desire Of Chairman
Lasswell that all the members be
present The conference year i
drawing to a close and considerable
work remains 10 be done. The Cen
trail Texas conference will be held in
Cosslcana IN November. and Il Il
desired to have all the claims col
iected SO that the pastor will he able
20 complete his annual repor, be
fore the conference begins. Pastor
Andrews requests that the trustees
OF the church attend the meeting Of
stewards Friday evening.
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Ep~orih League Growing.

The Epwortia League has been
conducting n membership campaign
during the past two or three weeke
and as a result quite a number OF
rev members have been secured
For the last two or three Sunday
evenings there has beer an increas-
cd attendance. and the Sunday
school room in which the meetings
are held has been taxed almost 10
its fullest capacity. Splendid pro-
grams are being given, special music
bein one OF the features. The rnern
bership campaign Is being continued
and on next sunday evening new
members are to be received.
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Married, nj lsurtIen.

J. w Ryan. formerly with Wood
roof Bros OF this city. and Miss Mary
Key we're married al Purden. sunday
morning at $40 O'Clock After the
ceremony they Immediately took
tho train for Waaahaehie. Whera
they spent q few days with the
groom parents. j. J Ryan and
wife
SIR. Ryan Is engaged in the gents
furnishing goods business at Pnrden
and IS enjoying a splendid business
His wife ia one ~ Purden's NOS
popular and charming young ladies
We wish them most pleasant
Journey along life's pathway
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Notice Of stockholders Meeting.

The annaal meeting o. the stock
holders Of the Naxafachie Cotton
Mil will be held 1t the Chamber o.
Commerce rooms ~ Waxahaeaie
Texas, on TUESDAY. September the
14th. AT O'Clock p, IA. Tor me
election og directors and the transae-
ton Of any other business thar mas
properly come before them
r. A. DuB0sE JR.. Secretary
waxahachie. Texas. Sept 4, 1915
adv III
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Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Newton went to
Fort Worth sunday for visit With
Mr. Newfon's aunt. Mrs. Snyder, who
viii be returning this week to her
work In Korea after visit TO the
States. Mrs. Snyder Is a missionary
10 that country and is delighted with
THE success she Is meeting with.
DR.. W. r.. Ferguson returned Sum
day from the lower Plains country
v here he spent week on business.
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In the early days 0; the y,
W ere wholly unable 70 q
eithr tn Frneh or the ID
chimes in speed or in thHia
ties. and as a result, tAs =
ers have been seen bui y
year. and when taey splas
we're careful not to Veaian
firing lines. Now, hoesia
stated that 4 new type q !
base appeared that s lug /
anything the allies posses
known OF the nature d y I
NETS i these new maealaA 7
thei robseryed eyolutioas I
| evident that they are 9'''a
| engines OF power ad '''''
| heretofore possessed o 'i'a
| and those who have WI : !
! been much impressed y
speed and climbing all'h
! tific American.
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rsnxsnx sn head. KerseE bss tse fua name ard
hsok t1r TIRE ssxrrinse Of f. W. CROW Sc.
teen years old. and who live IL Red
Oak, acre treated al the emergency
hospital In Dallas They had sus-
tanned cuts and bruises about their
arms and legs.
According to the statement Of the
boys they were driving an ansono-
bile on the Waxahachie pike, ten
rifles cut OF Dallas and while de-
scending sharp hiiI struck horse
and buggy driven BY o. z. Philips,
horse breeder of Red OAK.
The horse drawing Mr.. phillips
buggy vas killed. the buggy smash
ed 70 pieces ard the automobile
wrecked Mr., pailsips vas unhnrt 4
passfng automobile took the two
ia5ured boys 10 toxin.
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The l4-year-oid daughter of Mr..
and Mrs l.. D. Carter of Sardis died
last night about To O'Clock after an
illness with typhoid fever. Funeral
services will be held at the Sardis
church this afternoon at 2:30
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Cation Is Damaged.

j. y. Forbes of Five Points was
in town Saturday afternoon with sey-
enteen stalks of cotton taken from
his crop. The seventeen stalks had
a total of four hollis and two blooms
on them. He says there is a great deal
of cotton IN this shape in his neigh
borhood
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c. NJ Yates, Fort Worth; II. II.
Jones'. Dallas. w. +. Sweet. Fort
Worth; j c. Kinney. Fort Worth ;
G. W. smoote. Fort Worth. II.
Wampler. Austin: } S. Taylor. san
Antonio; n u Nye and wife, Dial
las: G. A Mayheld. iiillsboro; W W
Bradley. Dallas. u Rose Dallas;
~ Tre main. Dallaa. T. j Chieim.
Dallas. s. =. Fot Ter. WaXahachie.
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Bsrn Is Burned.

barr on the Grimes place, re,
Gently purchased by Mrs. N. T Pat.
rick two and a half miles northwest
of toxin. vas burned last night atoms
With about twelve tons OF fine hay
The loss on the barn Is estimated al
$500 and the hay was valued al
sI09. No insurance was carried.
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Cotton Rules strong.

The future market on cotton ruled
strong today October, New York.
opened at 1912 and closed at t0.41.
October. New Orleans, opened at
1904 and closed at 0.35. The price
paid for middling in Waxahaehie was
e.75 aud the best grade brought
1929.
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fl,nsEs Were signed.

gonds ia she sam o. ss5,oeJ for
good roads district No. ~ were
signed this morning By Judge lid
well. These bonds xere voted for
Ithe construction Of good roads III
the TesIco district
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Commissioners in session.

The county commissioners met 10
regular session for September this
afternoon. Quite a little business
win come before the body.
For one thing they viii be asked
TO order an election for $4,000 in
bonds for school purposes in the
Stay district
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Teachers IN the public schools are
6egoting their time today giving
examinations 20 those pupils Who
failed in their courses last year and
the new pupils from schools not az
nAafea The school work proper
Vsil start "Wednesday ~ this week
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Mrs. r. E. Satierfieid Jr. was hos
tess to thc As You Like IT, Club
Of rorreston in very enjoyable
meeting on Thursday. After an in
teresting business session in which
plans we're made for special social
meeting next time delightful ice
course was served 10 the club mem
hers. The club adjourned 10 meet
with Mrs. Joe II. Godfrey next meet
ing.
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ooeo~te~ooo~oSo
l. rOCAlA :
le~~~~~~e~~ee eo~
| Be>t MeAlisser coal At shive :
Keys adv.sf
| For feed and fuel phone BROAD
head = Kennedy. Old phone Is n
Dow MrCrcecr. who has been
spending several months in Missis-
Isirri. returned Saturday 10 waxa-
hachic and has taken hi- old posi-
zion with SAVERS restaurant.
| Now Is the time 10 put In your
~ood and coal for the winter. Give
rs your orders. shise 4 Keys.
adv.tf
| j. N. Webb. who recently pur-
chased The Miss Wilson studio. left
this morning for Austin where he
will attend the State Photographers
iconsention.
| Mrs. w f. Cox. teacher of piano
and voice. Fan term opens Septem-
Der Is. studio GIL Monroe street.
Old phone SIS. II
.
! Rev ]. W. Haggard received n
message this morning from the bed
side OF Rev. ] 5. Groves at Waxaha
chic. stating that Or. Groves Is very
low, suffering from the effects OF his
old war wound. in fact II Is taought
the end is very near. Mexia News.
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RED OAK YOUTHS HURT
N TO-DUGGi WRECK

Two young men were badly injar-
I'd ana horse Was killed IN col
lislon between touring ear and
bzxry Saturday night on the Dallas
and waxahachie pike near Dsiaas-
Following the collision Don Old
ham and b. /. Bightower. both nise-
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Joe c. Thompson Jr.. weighing ten
pounds arrived at the home of Mr.:
and Mrs Joe G. Thompson Sunday.
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Improved German Aircraft.

The inferiority of the German
aeroplane was made quite apparent