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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-23

the commission men are partly to
blame. Three years ago basement
on South Water street which would
average about 20x75 #. by Z to #.
in height rented at $25 per day or
$500 per year, counting six days to
the week, and this $25 per day had
to be paid by o'clock every night or
Mr.. Merchant would be out of bust
ness the next day. The rent may be
higher now and the main floors, of
course, are much more, possibly
twice as much. / was acquainted
with two basement commission men
at that time. One of them held on
as long as his bank account lasted.
The first night he missed he was out
of business. The other one managed
to pull through. These same build
ings are old, dilapidated, unsanitary
structures and are not worth it, but
they get it. These merchants were
selling peaches last week to the re-
taller at 10 to 40 cents per bushel.
How could they make their rent?
Meanwhile a large share of the public
is going without peaches.
The system must be changed. The
establishment of seven or eight muz
nicipal markets conducted by the
city, where the grower could have a
man to retail direct to the consumer
and cut out the middleman and the
greedy landlord, would solve the
problem, and when there came glut
on the market, as at present, the con-
sumner could pay the freight and the
cost of packing and save throwing
them into the lake, and even the poor
est people could then enjoy the fruit.
IS. L. Sprout, 8 S. Oakley Blvd.
MAD GOSSIP Mas nortai.,14- 4.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-23
GARMENT WORKERS, UNIONS.


I'm regard to the statement made by
Geo. C. Slater, general organizer Of
the u. G. W., as printed in The Day
Book on Sept. 16, will reply with
the following statement, laying the
bare facts before the readers who
may be interested to know.
The A. C. w. A. are seeding ele-
ment from the U. G. w. of A, Mr..
Slater, and the best element, too. We
must repeat the words of Abraham
Lincoln: "You can fool most of the
people all the time, but you can not
fool all the people all the time" You
call it the dual organization. Mr..
Slater, we do not care for the guam
tity, but we want the quality. What
had the U. G. w. Of A. done in the
past and are doing in the present for
the workers of the clothing industry?
Nothing and nothing.
When the conditions of the tailor
trade in Chicago became deplorable
in 1910 what did your bona-fide or
ganization do to improve them? Did
your bona-fide organization organize
the strike? You were peacefully
snoozing in your Office chair, and
when you were awakened by the
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-23
WAR GoSSIP.-W

WAR GOSSIP.-Was certainly de-
lighted to see front page notice in
The Day Book that Rockefeller turn
ed down the allies on the great war
loan. It is really the fundamental
principle of the old gent not to lend
his money to war.
Senator Lewis also takes an active,
good stand toward the billion dollar
loan.
Probably some of those big guns
who have made success as indie
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-23

pendent Americans are going to at
last do something active against feed
ing the war dogs in Europe.
Would be glad to see if anyone
knows what Henry Ford is going to
do about world peace with his $10,-
100000 donation to that cause Is
he going to bring influence to bear
for that we do not feed the European
war?
Taft predicts that the war will be
kept up until both sides are exhaust
ed. If that is so it seems that those
who want to do something directly
for peace might put their backs
against the American greed which
provides war utilities for those at
warn. {. |.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-04-08
WORKMAN ELECTROCUTED.
Danville Man is Killed by Fallen Wire
Which he lad Been Sent
TO Guard.

Danville. Va, April S.-William II.
Mann, aged 50 years, for six years an
employee in the municipal power
house. was killed Tuesday night when
bet ouched a power wire carrying
1900 volts. A big leader cable car
rying city current to North DanvilIc
broke at the North Main Street eros
sing, and Mann was instructed to
leave the powerhouse and see that
none tuoched the wire until repair
gang could be got together. Accord
ing to witnesses, Mann took the end
of the wire and pulled it alongside the
curbin, where he put it down. At an
other place he bent to pick up the
wire, his right hand came in contact
with an uninsulated portion and he
got the full force Of the shock. Mann
did not die at once living for fifteen
minutes. He leaves Il wife and sew
eral grown children.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-04-08
GOVERNORS INVITED
Stuart Believes Confederate Re
union viii be Last in Richmond

Richmond, Va, April S-'lnvita-
,iofs are on the way to the Cover
nors of thu various Southern States
and their stats from Governor
Stuart, of Virginia, asking them TO
attend what he declares may be the
last reunion Of the Confederate Fete-
rams in the Confederate capital to
ne held here beginning June i.
Features of the gathering will in
Glade the dedication of the Coincide
;ate Memorial Institute and the lay
;ag of the cornerstone Of monu-
n.cnt to Gen. Stonewall jackson.
I'm all human probability says
the invitation, this will be the last
reunion of Confederate survivors to
be held at the capital of the Con-
:ederacy. 1t is, therefore, all the
more appropriate and seemly to have
gathered here representative officials
Of all the Southern States as partl-
cipants in an event which will par
iicularly mark the pride we feel IN
our heroes living and dead
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-04-08

This morning Mr.. T. Tennyson
Ncely visited the High School as the
cuest of Superintendent ". H..
Sweeney and addressed all Of the
children Of the school. Mr.. Nicely
spoke of the conditions Of the schools
in England and on the continent OF
Europe, especially in the war zone;
also regarding the lack OF education
in Mexico, He stated that in Russia
only seven per cent Of the entire pop
ulation of about POO million people
are able to read and write, and that
in Mexico the conditions are even
worse.
AS an additional educational
advantage. the Gazette has induced
Mr.. Nicely to add to his war pictures
the very wonderful motion pictures OF
q tour through Yellowstone Parl;
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-04-08

This means that over two thousand
feet of the wonders of our National
Park will be shown at each OF the
three performances at the Opera
House on Friday and Saturday nights
at SIS o'clock, and on Saturday at
matinee at 8 o'clock, at which all
school children are admitted at i've
cents each. School teachers free
Mr.. Nicely is the son Of the we'll
known preacher and evangelist, the
late George Washington Nicely, VINO
devoted his life to establishing schools
and churches throughout the South
Wherever he may, go it is rule to
invite as his guests the clergy ana
school teachers and all workers for
charity. Invitations have been sent
all these in Alexandria including the
physicians of the city.
This evening Mr.. Nicely viii take
part in the entertainment to he given
bv the ladies at the Westminster
Building for the benefit OF The Anti
tuberculosis Society, ard he will
speak Of the charity and missionary
work in Mexico. Having spent n1ucn
time in this revolutioutossed land,
Mr.. Nicely is able to shed nuch light
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-04-08
SCREWDRIVER IN BRAIN.
Bow Wounded by Tool Hurled by
SNOWFALL Victim.

Philadelphia, April S.-For the sec
ond time within the last two days
snowhaliin% ended aisaStrouSly whe!i,
,..,c Monday afternoon. Albert Walls,
~ wears old, of Thilticth and Whar-
tor streets was probably fatally
wounded by an infatuated victim OIL
the lev missiles. Harry Carroll, q
ycays old, who is charged with throw
me y scrcw-Griver at the Walls boy
was arrested yesterday. Young
Walls is confined 70 his home with
hole through the base Of his braln'
Carroll was repairing his automo-
bile at the corner OF Stanley street
and Wharton, only u few yards from
where two youths were shot last Sun
day, following the bombardment OF
passar-hy with snowbai!S. AS Carroll
stopped over, the police were told.
several snowballS struck him. Anger
ed. he Strengthened up, and threaten
ed 10 have the boys arrested. A jeer
greeted him. followed by another
SNOWFALL thrown from different di-
rection. Carroll snatched screw
driver from his repair kit and hurled
il at the crowd.
Young Walls tumbled and the pile
OF snow which had Furnished the boys
with their ammunition was Redeemed
by stream of blood that oozed from
4 wound in his head. The case was
not reported to the police until yes
terday, When the boys condition be-
came critical.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-04-08
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
PREMIER CARRIER OF TIE
SOUTH
In effect October Is. 191!


n. B.-Following schedule figures
are published only as information and
are not guaranteed.
Trains leave Union Station, AEeS .
anaria.
7:47 a. NJ, Dai:sy--Lncal between
Washington G. Danville doIyers con
nection daily except Sunday at Or
ange to C G. o. No. 403 for Go.dons'
vile and Richmond.
SAT a. NJ. Daily Local for liar,
rizcnburg ard way stations. Buife'
parlor car.
e:37 a. NJ. Daily q. S. Fast Mall
| stops only for passengers to points
| south to which scheduled TO stop
| First class coaches Sleeping cars &c
birmingham and New Orleans. Dan
| i,e- car service. Stops at Calver-
ION to let off Warrenton branch pass
cncers.
! coaches for Manassas. Warrenton,
Charlottesville, LyncElburg, Danville
ard Greensboro. Sleeping car rom
| Greensboro to Atlanta.
$50 p. VI. Daily Local FOR Char
iuttesviI!e conacstjnG at IaTertop
for War.cntoQ.
4.52 T.. NJ. Uai.y--Eirmii%harn
cpani:l SIccpinc cars between New
! vari-. t:lau,a, Columbus. AnnistHn,
T: g9;nn.ara, Through first class
s"<ches between Washington, A,!an-
and birmingham, Dining car ser
.,e T1uri@1 TO California HGly.
IL . ": limited for Harrison
! Surg end way Stations On Manassas
40 2. Rf-!.oraI Tor WarrcnLon.
r:fZ ? II The So4tharn'S South
-asteru Limited, ior Ashvil.e, CO.
4n5ia, Charleston, A!Eef, 49, !;
savannah and 'acSsonyiiie, Thr"r&h
aches aiujne cars.
q .rz.s. M.-Daily Washington and
Chattanooga Limited I"ia Aynch'
,.@r%, First class coachcs and sleep,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-04-08
N THE CORPORATION COURT
FOR THE CITY OF ALIEN
ANDRIA, VA.
IN CH.ANCERY
Thomas A. Lnrkin

'''tsttsS -. ihIhlI
VS.. IN CHANCERY
Alice !. Larl:in.
filed that the defendant is q non
resident Of the State OF Virginia.
upon application Of the complainant
in writing. stating specifically the last
known place Of abode of the defendant
the Court on this 22nd day of Feb
ruary. 1915, doth grant the follow
ing order Of publication;
The Object OF this suit is to OBJ
tam for the complainant divorce
from the bonds Of matrimony from
the defendant, on the ground Of viii
ful desertion and abandonment for
= period Of more than three years
prior to the Institution OF this suit
Il is ordered that the defendant do
appear within fifteen days after due
publication OF this order ana do what
is necessary 10 protect her interest
III This, suit; and it is further ordered
that :; copy, 81 this order OF publ
cation be published once :. week Cor
foar successive weeks in the Alex
andria Gazette, q newspaper pub
lIshcG in the city Of Alexandria. Vir-
GINA: chat 4 copy he posted at The
front door Of the court house OF the
22'd, CITY on or before the next sue
ocadlnr rule day after this order has
been entered, and that copy Of the
said order Of publication be sent by
registered mail by the Clerk OF this
Court addressed 10. the said Alice |.
LaTl::n at No. 320 Washington St,
Camden, New Jersey, her last known
A copy Teste:
place OF abode.
NEWELL S. GREENAWAY. Clerk
Samuel &. Brent. P. Q.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-04-08
AUTOMOBILE NOTICE

Don't throw away your old tires
II not worth repairing have them
made into reliners or blowout patch
es. We make ON at LEARY'S tire
Hospital. Opp. Police Station.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-04-08
ANNUAL MEETING

The annual meeting Of the Stock
holders Of the Washington Sanitary
Improvement Company vii! be held
at the Office OF James 2. Cation, Esq.
No. III South Fairfax Street, Alex
andria. Va. on Tuesday, april 9th
1919, at p. m.
GEO. VI. kOBER. Secretary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-04-08

TREASURY DEPARTMENT. Sup
cruising Architects Office, Washing
tor, D. C., March %, l9l5-SeaIed
proposals viii be opened in this office
at 3 p. m. April 49, 1915, for . vac
uum cleaning apparatus ii the
United States customhouse and post
Office ut Alexandria Va, in accor-
dance with drawing and specification.
copies Of which may be had at this
office or At the office Of the custo-
dian, Alexandria. Va, in the diScrc-
ton Of the Supervising Architect. @.
Wenderoth, Supervising Architect.
26-e. o. d.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-04-08
SHllINERS' NOTICE.

There will be d meeting Of the COM
mittce appointed to make arrange
mcnts for the reception of Acca
Temple on the 1lth instant at NohleS
Thomas 3. Cochran's Office, 722 King
street. at 200 O'Clock this evening.
\ full attendance is requested.
f. T.. BOWMAN. Chairman.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-04-08
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
RAILWAY CO.
In effect December 10. 1914.

In elect December ~ i'iF.
suHIect to Change "l.h""t N0'''S
Leave Alexandria ZOE "'S"'"S ''"
Daily Except Sundays ana
hohdayH'
A. Nj %, D 40, D ~, b ~ . ~
! %, ~, I ~ 81 ~ oo'
s 90, s III, 20 ~ > W. . ~
. 40, 10 90, 10 e, 10 49, II w. IL ~
il ~, Noon y oo'
+ MI ~ ~ 4o' ! w. l ao'
l 40, Gu, z ~ Z 4V' . w. . ~
3 ID, o. ~ q ~ ~ ~
D a., w. ~ 4o' w. ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-04-08
MASSACHUSETTS RREWEKIES
COMPANY
,,...l 1. L Z
lc Stockholders of the
Massachusetts Brcwcries C

Massachusetts Brcwcries Co
Notice is hereby given that pur
s,lant to the bylaws OF the compan!
The Annual Meeting Of the stock
holders Of the Massachusetts Brew
cries Company will be held at II
o'clock in the forenoon, on Monday
The 2Grh day Of April 1915, at tht
principal office OF the Company, No.
~ South Fairfax street, III Alex
;ndria, Virginia
|. To eject a Board Of nine Direc.
tors Of the Company.
2. To transact such other bushes:
rs may come before the meeting.
Edward Ruhl. Secretary.
Boston. April! I. 1918.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-04-08

Every ticket TO the Surprise Thea
trc purchased from member OF
the Moose Lodge entities you 70 4
voice on the pony ortht,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-04-08
+ IfNNYSON NELLY VISITS HIGH SCHOOL

The Guest of Captain Sweeuey-Addresses the High
School on life in Europe and Mexice-Mr Nicely will
Sneak Tonight at Westminster Building for the
Benefit of the Anti Tuberculosis Society
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-04-08
Sundays and Holidays

A. Nj 90, T 90, 40, 90, 8 20
4 90, . 90. 8 20, . 10, 10 co, 10 20,
10 DO, II OO. IL 20, II 40, IL 90
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-04-08

Z. +. DOWNHAM. Chairman.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-04-08

G. ". WESTBUEY, Gen. Agt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-25
Werbtr Dom 27. GebrIar
bis sum / 8. WGrs ans
eenommen
Sit 65be Der Subftrips
tipueu unbegreust.

Berlin, "a. Jebr. - psr Suns
ien.slssrnpb nah 2onbon. - Die
Rti9srssisriins bat bef9loTen, Elm.
iDetters fiinfprOssutise RriessunIsib.
oufsunehmsH. Die SubItriptionsn
ipsrnsn pDm q. 5sbruur Biz gum 19.
Wara sntgesengenommtu psrSen. Go
pnbsn fiinfprOasutise Rei9ss8Onbs
unb S91Bumtsf8onbs auseese6su
iperbsn. Die 3iHien foussn am l.
Suli an.
Die G9abamtssgOubs ipsrbsn burd
3isbunssn sinseI6it perben, bic
Rsi9ssHonbs aber ui4t DOE bem 1.
Stiober 1924.
Der GmiiiiDnspreis betrGgt $3.50
inb bis 55be Der Subifriptionsn 1T
unbegrenst. Der gmifiOusprsis Der
neusn MnIeibe ipurbe bObsr dnsefsbt,
als bsi Der I'M September aufaenom.
nienen Mnieibe, Der 97.50 bstrnh neil
bic Rsgisrung bur9 bic Tbotid9e ere
muibigt nur6s, baB bic i'm Septerubsr
ausosssbtnen Bombs ies! ~ psSi Iios
tiss srsrstl
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-25
Die 0efansenen.S . ebanb.
lung
Sm prsabiidaen 2anbtas fommt bic
Sdhe sur Sprads.
Gerbi.n unb Sapan bumaner als bi,
gntentemGhte.

Berlin, "a. 5ebriar, pia 2ons
bon. - Die i9ma9poue 8ebanbluns,
ipeIde bsutfden Chill unb 3riessses
fangensn in feinblihen GGnbern Sus
tbeil ibirb unb one Mabregeln, lpel4e
bas auspGrtise lmt ergriffen bat,
ipurben beute i'm preubiffen 2anbtas
in @erbinbuns nit Der 9ubgeterDrtes
runs 3ur Sprude sebrabt. Der RE
gier,inssipre6er fuste, bas slusipdrs
tise Mmt babe ii9 anfdngli1 barauf
beidrdnit, bic Resierlnsen Der betrefs
fenSen Gambler auf bic geitimmungen
Der Suassr apnfsrens aufmertium 81
MAIDEN unb barauf gu beftebsn, bab
ben gipilsefansenen sefattet fpsrbe, IN
bic Seimatb auriid5utebren. Mit
Ssrbien unn sapan lei aud elm iols
9es Mbtpmmep gu Stanbe gefommen,
bod bGttsn S5ranfrei9, @nglanb unb
MubIanb ii9 eesen bic @ebote Der Sus
manitGt unb Ses Redts pollis ablths
nsnb berbalten. Sn GnglaEo uno
syrantreih Ieien bic 2eute einfu9 in
aonssntrirunsscamps sebra6t pors
ben. gs tpiirben isbo9 nod llutsra
banblunssn sspflosen. nm tpsniaitens
ben Jrauen unb ainbern uno iol9en
MGnnsrn freien absug gu peri6affen,
bi. .ntipeber nod niht militdrpfli4tig
pber iiber oas miIitdrpfli9ti1s alter
ihon binaus iinb. Die 5ablrei4en
9lasen ,ipelbe iibsr idlehte unb uns
ipiirbise 8ebanbluns bon beuti9en
Sefansenen erboben tpurSen, Teien, ipis
Der Sprs9er furtfubr. Don ben biplos
matiIden @ertretern Der Der. Gtdds
ten obsr berjsnigen anberer 2Gnber
unteriu9t unb Die betlaeten llebels
ftdnbe ieisn pislfah abseitent iporben.
Deutihlanb babe aud ni6t geSOgert,
s.signsis 9eaenmabreselu 81 ergreifsn
unb babe aui bisfs Meife einsn Druid
auf bi. f.inbliden 2Gnber ausasiibt
unb iie au elmer befereu 8ebanblung
Der beutiden 8efureenen peranldbt.
syrans1ffden, briiif6en unb rriiiihen
llnt.rtbanen i'm Multiplication als
ter fei bas @srlafisu 0eutihlunbs nns
m6glia aenadt ,pprOeH unb uls Wisc
r.rperseltlns isien bic Sranssieu unS
Gneldnber ebsnfulIs irtternirt ,pprber.
Gollte Der 8.ri6t befidtigt perOer,
bab bic beutiden Gipilgefdngeneu In
f.inbIi6en 2dnberH arbetten miifen,
bann tpirb oen gipilgefaneenen in
3eutfdlunb basielbe G9idfaI sutbsiI
tperbsn. Der 9etrdg bts 9slbes, Der
,insm @efansenn in SeutfdIanb d.s
fd,idi ipsrDen barf, hdust DON Der @rt
unb Bsife ab, ME bic beutihen @es
faus.nsn in Dem refpestiDen aunbs b.s
tanbsIt fper6e:.,.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-25

Mumpis! Gs III iib.rbaupi iein.
Doitrinl CIR clIe Sntelsitueilsn III
ss eendu bas, mos es fir Gorte5 uno
pissdro mar, fir bic piIser Don vDsr
rWapfIoper', fir WiIbelm ben grcbs.
rer, obsr fiir Gdfnr; NapOIeon. 5ens
aft nnb 5prIa. fir Joiua IN Ganadn,
fiir 6einri9 W in iJrunirei4, fiir
Githener I'M Suban, fir Cecil Rbos
bes IN Giibnfriid unb fir Rublduo IN
Gibirien. @sHn es England iemdIs
eiHfausn fcIIts, bic 0srsinigien Gtua,
ten su anneiiisrsn. utn ettpa bie irrrrs'
re @srndlinng gu perbsherH, tpiIo ss
itd ni1t i'm geringiten LIN bic Wrus
rpssDoitrin betiimmeru-
@enn ii9 bic 8nsinisten StadstE
i,mals Sa5u entfdeiben foIten, Gdnds
bd al dnnstiisrsn, bdnn niibttn iie st'
anu bidelben S1ritte tbun, iDis Denn
bic WlonroesD sDottriH uiemdls ausges
jprod,n ipDrbn ipdrs. Wdrum fiibrt
9eutf4lanb nit 9slgien aritg9 Weil
ss fiir9feis, ben Wdri9 na@ pdriS
babur& su bsrs5ssrn, oab ss Grants
reid bur@ GIfab ; aotbrinssn ans
sriff.
@aruu griffeu ipirDeutid dldnb an2
@eii mir uns Dor ieiner tpaHienbtH
Sssniaht fiir9isttn. uHb fiir4tttsn,
bab es unbtiissbar fsiu riirbs, Dsnn
ss biesmaI iiegte.
Tfisrs, bic fi4 fiirhtsn. ftnb ses
fGbrIih, uub Der wlenf9 III tetEe
glusnabme. 8ir I'm MeItsn Gurppns,
idmpfsn ale, neil mir uns sinfa4
fiirHtstsn, es su unterldfen
@enn englanb i'm Re6ie IN. bunn
fpirb ss cine Risberinge niht ins In.
rsdi briugen. @snH Stuti@lnub I'm
linredt mar, bdnn uirb aud Elm Gisg
ibm niGt Rs9i eebsn.
Wsnn man bon siHsm apbsrsn Red.
is, uIs bon bem ReHts bsE Ghlpertes
nusgshi, bnnn bdbsn nur bic Bslgitr
iraenp Gin Ms9t In @slsitn. liub BON
an beiIsn Dsripiiftern unb @tiriigern
bat DtutIHIanb bic nsifte iirfn@e. ii4
su riibmen. gs mar irgniaiisns iisgs
reid. Mbtr dtls tbdisn gut brrnn,
0suiroIitdt teifsr aus BEN Spisle ~
laHeu.s
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9sntiaIanS p5ais i'm 6eat in
Belsisn iast y. Sba~.

aonbon. sn eiuem @riefe an
sGbe Station" faqt Bernard Sbnp
un.er anherem oas folgenhe:
.gteutralitGt if Der grobte Gum.
bug. Gs giebt feinen guid, Der gseu.
truIitdt, neil es Neutrolitat iiber.
boutp nidt gibtl Sd boffe, bos 1T
flur eelug. @enn man Iidmlid, oil.
ninlrr1t, bnB 0eiitrnIitdt uiInntaitbnr
iInb beiIia 1T, miro nlnu burd bic CT.
eisniiie su foIseuben G6liIim sc.
bpirngeu:
1. Geutitlano BAT be geeutraffdt
geIsieris nid,t berIett, es fiibrt nit
@eleien einfah ariert mas ibM feirc
@orantie ser beleilden 9ieutraIitdt
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a. @ritannien iIuo 5rnntreih met.
gerten iih. Die 9eutrnliint @elgiens
ansuertennsu. es fsi bsHn Rntu Sc,
oiiiesAIgen, bic, pie lie pliBten. nidt
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