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Imperial Valley press., 1915-08-23
French Dissatisfied
With Work of Britain

Our forces will continue 70 eN-
pand increasingly. while those Of the
enemy will increasingly diminish
Hanotaux did not express This criJi-
ism Of England in private. OF behind
England's back. He said it in print.
TO England's face Nor : that all he
said. The English ministers were
prodigal Of magni;,eea. phrases" he
writes, but their workshops were
idle"
asked az Ene,lshman why Ens-
land Stln held only he so-mi,e from.
why kiJthener', promise Of more and
more and sill more soldiers have nj.
been made ccod. His rep'y. in etfess.
was that Kitehensr himself had made
good his promise. He had raised ,he
soldiers
There are s.ooo,ooo soldiers a.
rhereabou,s in England ne said. "ba.
tney are equipped with wooden gum ."
50 admitted my Ing n friend.
There a-e men a-pieaey." ne wen
oH. "bu, they .ac> me necessary equip
ment. They have uniforms. or most
Of them have. bu, many lack bel,s.
knapSacks ard the Ike. Ard Of the
thousands ard thousands ot recruits
one sees drilling around London dali.
very few nave RIFLES. Trey are using
the sticks used before the war in L.
s-er with other imitation, made since.
The French who.e-aea-.e1.y ADMIT
that England furnished the broom
which was largely instrumental n
sweeping German ships ard Ge-wa1
commerce from -he seas.
But French ships hate no. 9se9
.dle either .yhey declare We have
Kept the Austrian tlser cooped lp al
winter and ~e have doae ail we could
with the fleet In osker directions A.
Ne ask {, Has England. Ike ourselves.
done al she : aole Co do
NJ ioubr France and England viii
stand together without fal,eriUs right
on through - -he cad, bar row ,asge
= TO d0aht about lt-moge than aJ aay
,ims since hos;jlitis> commenced.
France = Inclined 70 asa England -
-et q move oR. 20 quit squabbling al
home ard get into the fight For
every hour the war Is prolonged means
many lives snapped OF
Not the east part Of he resentment
IN France Is caused by British IHs-.2E-
~. IN gland, - Georges C.sMsl-
ceau. ne tosneF prlnls minister, writes
Imperial Valley press., 1915-08-23
GREEN CORN--HOW TO EAT 1T.

The able classify by thngs-hs
For travels
individual hotel who his knife with mashed
to them all off without
Immediately this social number the other hand
knee knocker reinforced by
clothes line then also able to classify him properly
have inkng of mans bringing up by the tools ne
his by the which he muffe his
in when known
IS violated
Some eating things planned economical
the country hotel keeper his olives bottle and
with fingers He also furnishes with
possibly grapefruit the keep
There recognized tax
system and these all call for limit the
folks the refined ok-foks that won't
poodle with themr their boiled of the
past precedent thrown the winds The book rules
all other place and conten
off the cob the fastest and convenient
which he : able operate. AeAN~
neghbor shall have about relative
denudng the cob of its We worried
jelly from the with fork
and have annoyed remember whether Is better form
the table shall brain
eating the cob 1t
proposition and the farm hand refined and manney
deabl the who learned his table from
Young
Imperial Valley press., 1915-08-23
By William Philip Sims

UNITED Press staff Correspondent
Paris. Aug. Is B. ma'N-Evsry-
Uody IN France knows Il. 50 why Try
TO keep II secret. France IS not Al
AN satisfied with VIVA, England has
done and Is doing in this war. and
Erglishmen IN France soldiers as vel
81, sojournerS. admit France Is right.
Ard now come stories ny private
conveyance from Great Britain that
london Is being fortified with cou-
u'e II rows Of defsnseS running e.
tre'y around the city. that the Eng
h>h are saying "one never can tel
what WI, happen, thar they admit
'oey iaek ammunition ard VIII con
.lru5 10 lack 10 even under hes, pos
lb't conditions for some months =
COME. thar # the Germans make y
dash fer Calais ari ne other Chanre,
port, VIII forceS ,ath l. she Is using
around Warsaw there viii be no stop
V.uc them Ak present.
htHaa Ct. A.. -.AE>E saa#. rs |..Et#-
he French are asking. What i ne
matter with England after more than
d ysat Of war Why can't she. with
al' her steel mills and Alndged works.
turn o4t much more than sufficient
ammunition. enough. II :1c-, to sup
ply her alhes
~>uskcs nave h~mpsred Us" Eng
ushmeu m France give As An excuse
,or many of ,asse questions.
Why tolerate strikes the French
ssa ,mpAtlenrly, when ne HE of Eng
land hangs IN the batar>e v,tb ctr
own and that ~ several other ,oua-
cries perhaps as Well
Now. WIKI fall Amos. At maud. ErE-
lard Is stll holding. with creA. E
tot, At that. nsr little % miles Of troac
The French hold 500 miles. u ne
n months Of trench fighting ,hi, pro
portion mas no, changed and rsaay
hars eeea the times when the French
s--.'sry has beea called upon 90 sup
pcr the British even along their sner
front
Gabriel HauotauN, former minister
OF foreign affairs. historian ana an
Usually am thinker. has said
From England there have come
'l1sianary catchwerds on when sse
nave hysd FOR months AMI which. at
c- rsrsfilng Us for a moment. nave
,-ie, ny doing Us harm. Vas
~ rol Lord Kitchener Mo evolved ne
-o-n-la = pregnant WITH nope -
-4liy n delivery
Imperial Valley press., 1915-08-23

s.aesa--e n cas garrison requested
ase presence a Ms office.
I--41,ly protesting. she wa
r.se-ssc before me famous genera.
aa4 a., Ulcers. who "a; enjoying their
e.-a-=->.
- a., informed thai ne Was CON-
s.5ee5s spy trying 90 secure photo
s.sra- ..r re benefit u the oPPaS-
- ea.-. Also -ha- she would have
= - >=d - ami, her S-o-y could
r #=---i.
Tea srd 81 protesting. me M
sse-= s.> go away ID a .zoa-74rra
H-t Eas- a, Ms Dolly aad CIV
= s=--.s 10 for .o-r Dad Chris,ie ard
b, .sa a, smile suddenly apPeasel
ate..t --s corner n -he }4L. After
s=s-s- scussiou with the aaretootsa
i--,. sas which s5E'e silver
.s--- --16s. Dolly was hurried 70
. ag-a.a2c.-= ard -s= ear-
t-=- b & a-ross me line
Imperial Valley press., 1915-08-23
Chicken Pot Pie
The Chefs EnNnrite

FrNrf. Ii1e' Ik.k.,r-'s mn, Et'...,-., e
- Boston Caosi1- N,.tdoL -lLlSa-.gs
some folks th;r< that only "co'o-e,i
'-.s-r---.-s~ Ca1 cox chicken. hg, at--4l
@. .h.> famous chicken Pot PIE di>7-oves
L.. assertion. Eve-y r-iemier Of the
i--z-.: vii thoroughly enjoy II.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-08-23

He has abandoned that plan. how
ever and inhstead put new one into
effect. Every hour the jail door Is
unlocked. a deputy walks in AMI makes
~ inspection tour Of the interior 70
see that nothing is amSs.
Every half-hour another deputy
sheriff makes similar tour Of in
specuou about the outside = the jail.
Sheriff Apples-iil believes that this
method VII successfully thwarJ any
etto., Of the prisoners TO dig out, a
sufficient bricks TO allow an escape
.5a,d rct be displaced IN the half
rour that elarses between each in
Spet-.or trip.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-08-23

Is, Aa- -. Arg. -s-Whe~ +, i.
better aa. x -s beautiful. 4s 3
>pa-au---zs=s ss-e-i-a
Dolly a-as-. me I.s.s 5a-e-4s y
4. Ca-.,as.s Ns-.s- comedy company
knows the 4a,Ns-
y tev ass>, a-7. uhsr the cons
rs0s We, : - Diego s-ses.aE scenes
ir Too Na-s smiths ar5 ~T1ee
Happy Hessra r tse.isd n
.AAs .~ he e-, -. TIA Faaaa, a,r3s,
.ae MsNea ele
Dolly happened 20 = -ne eu.y
woman r re ra--g. =. wt..s the
ner wee aap2.v engaged -gv,r- -
freak some y re numerous gambling
hanks, Dolly wandered away with her
camera 70 - pc-.-ss II some revo-
luloM,ts
Al ws-- - ----. - ba.s.cc-ss
general lPP=2-ed Taxing away III
camera, taev informed her the com-
Imperial Valley press., 1915-08-23

C f---i rat - f5.-t-, i 90 -1.,-;
:: a--a0Rtat5:'t; 5E-5 rrtcer, 2rsr5
fsar. ) L,-ri t.tfcsae-4,5 & I 6-5-- :
p. ,'r, 7. ts-fcsgr-aI So; : 80
S4z1-sE.r.s, f...s rg- cr.'-H-.
C,re- the ;7vl with boiling va.e- AZ
=. ---ier U1t.l tender, then re-1aeeto 4
i4S--- dish. Nix tie 4 cup iaz-. -.
al lack pepper wiEh cold rsa,=- 70 =
smooth paste z1i u-e 20 t.-.-Nz1 the
t-cs-. Rsu0re TIE III from tGe t5p oi
t-e o-otl Il Necessary before at.:aS t.s
tlseA=u.-~. Pozr tl.s C-ayv os-r .L=
f7s.. uu-.. IL : nearly CO. erei. and -
sz-s1 ,-e ---- - Se-re z-@--. =. s--
~=5-=- -..e 1ou-. a-S--S ro,.lls- All sit,
t--z= .--=s; il-3 It's work 1=s--1--s-.
u z-i Use c-1-E o. NIX :. -l&= :
d. less 81 .lal .o- a--E--. p.
- p. suoo-t--s over tie t1v- - --z
d.. wh,ct ?. sLor'i r->t Eoc- an
completely c1s--. L-- l-&e 49,. $
MINUTES
V--- -1rtS .-z.-- -,a-k=7s a-s --l--s -
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Imperial Valley press., 1915-08-23
NEW SYSTEM, TO
PREVENT JAIL
BREAKS. N USE

Sheriff Applesri,l has .naagUratea
a new system 70 prevent jail breaks.
Several days ago he decided thar tae
jail walls were no. sufficiently strong
to prevent ne prisoners from digging
our and a. ne prisoners wee .oclsl
IN the tanks instead ot ae.nc allowed
ne freedom or rho corridors
Imperial Valley press., 1915-08-23

After all. Calais Is only Calais" Ca
lais is in France foreign country.
The measures taken around London are
an admission tina, Calais and Bou
logne may fall into German hands.
IRE French feel ,ha, if England does
her duty the thing won't happen
So the French not only .hlnh. oa-
speak.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-08-23

Buick Auto Truck IN first class
condition. Tires all as good as new.
For sale by the State Street Garage
E Centro. Must be sold at once.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-08-23
Remarks Overheard.

Ssy Bill! Why do We always ge,
gte hest Coca-Cola at Baldridge's?
Bill Goa't know. I have otte0
Thought Of the same thing, bu- il IS
The -ru-h.-Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-08-23

First-c,ass pasture for lease. corn
.aad. tor sheep or other stock. sheep
preferred. Low rates for big herd.
Quick action desired. 7. 2. Mccall,
Imperial. Phone 130F12.-Ady.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-08-23
Overheard on the Lawn.

Hubby-I cannot sleep for these
pesky mosquitoes.
Wite-We must get a car Of Anti
Skeeter Taicum.
Mrs. Jones says they got q can at
Baldridge's and Il works fine.-Ady.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-08-23
SHORT ONES.

Bend ndl judge has ruled has right when
umbrella established egzd
Sailors submarines tell sights
what Of bathing beaches believe en.
complexion Of the
CLING dentist
washing.
The poor rovder is generally able to give his wife good roast
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-01-09

Every woman right now wants a
neat new hat-something dressy to
wear through the rest of the win
ter until the Easter bonnets bloom.
But with most every woman it's a
question of make it herself of do
without
The hat you yourself make has m
DIVIDUALITY. It's fitted to your
own head and features.
The hat you make yourself has
DISTINCTION. You've put your
own ideas and your own workman
ship into it.
It's INDIVIDUALITY and DIS
JUNCTION make the hat artistic and
becoming.
Then, since you surely want an
other hat, why not MAKE ONE?
It's easy eff you know how
AND
The Day Book is going to TELL
YOU HOW. Beginning Monday The
Day Book will print a series Of arti-
eIes BY CIarissa chesleyL the cets-
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-01-09

brated milliner, on hat making at
home.
Start with the right materials"
she says, add some brains and lit
tie industry-and the product is one
natty new bonnet"
Don't miss Clarissa Chesley's az
tiCles. The hat she describes is a
dressy, smart creation, which you
can wear for a general utility arti-
Gle for more than one season.
And even ifyou don't want to be
your own miIIiner, you'll find her ar
ticIes full of valuable suggestions on
hats, hat trimming, hat buying and
hat NsTaa Fino
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-25
POLES IN DIRE DISTRESS
Henry SicnkIrwicz Urges Immediate
Relief Mcnsures.

PHILADELPHIA, April 24.--Mrs
Robert Won Moscitziskcr. chairman Of
the Polish division of the emergency
aid committee. to-day gave on, a
letter from Henry Sienkiewicz, the po-
fish author. heading the European Po-
fish Aid Commission. in which he OK
presses the appreciation of suffering
Poland for American sympathy, and
urges further immediate relief meas
ures.
SicnkicwicZ states that 900. 900 sol
diers hay" been fighting over the fields
or Poland during the last eight
months. that $1,000 villages have he, n
destroyed. and that more than 1000. 900
people are homeless and in dire dis
trcss To date. his commission has
been able to raise and distribute only
about 100000.
On receipt of Sicnkicwiczs letter.
*",loo Was sent To him AS Pennsyl-
rania first money contribution for
Polish relief
The Emergency Aid Polish division
is arranging for a Polish flag hay con
'ribution throughout Pennsylvania on
May Is. for raising relief money
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-25
COMPLETE WAR MAP
Covers All Territories Now Involved
In European Struggle.

WASHINGTON, April 24.-War De-
partment strategists. under direction
OF Brigad:cr-tcneral Montgomery NJ
Nacomb, president OF tho Army War
College, have just completed detailed
European war map
The new map is based on the latest
foreign maps rs we'll as data gathered
from innumcrable sources by army ex-
perts. 1t covers practically all terri
tories now involved in the war, and
shows In great detail fortified areas
and naval bases, torpedo boat stations
and submarine bases. radio stations
and submarine cables, principal. sec
ondary and ordinary railway lines
steamship lines, canals and rivers
chief places of administrative divisions
and subdivisions. important towns and
nthor impOrtant ioCalities.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-25
ITALIANS CELEBRATE
Their buildings Mt san Franrisco FIX
position Dedicated.

SAN FRANCISCO. April 2i-Italian
children from American schools cclc-
hratcd with songs OF their mother
country the dedication OF Italy's build
ings and exhibits ~ the Panama
Pacific Exposition to-day. They light
cn"d the seriousness Of the ceremonies
which reflected the European war in
the words OF tho speakers and the un-
completed exhibits.
Eight buildings represent the periods
OF italian architecture. and the ex-
hlhits symbolic the history of T.alv's
art. craftsmanship and social develop
ment.
Erncsto Nathan. commissioner
crai from Italy. and former Mavor of
Rome. presided at the dedication.
Vice -comniission Ferdina ndo Dance
delivered a message from King Victor
Emmanuel
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-25
SHORTAGE OF MALE LABOR
General Improvement In Employment
situation in England.

Correspondence OF Associated Press
LONDON. April ls.-Roard of Trade
figures show the employment situation
showed general Improvement in
March. There was shortage OF male
labor in many instances. especially in
engineering. shipbuildinE. coal mining
and agriculture and OF female labor
III some branches of the clothing trade
Trades affected by the war continued
very busy. Compared with a year ago
engineering. shipbuilding, wool.ns
hosiery. boots and mems clothing
showed decided Improvement, hut tin
plate. cotton. linen. lace. silk. pottery,
brick and glass trades were consider
ably below 1914
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-25
NEW ALTITUDE RECORD
Lieutenant BcIiinKer Goes IN In.noo
Feet I'm HydroarrOpIanc.

PENSACOLA. FLA. April IA new
""rids record altitude flight OF 10000
feet in "a hydroaeroplane was mad.
her" late yesterday 10y Lieutenant T.
\ l. Reilinser. at the naval aeronauti-
cal station.
In on" hour and twenty minutes
Lieutenant Rcllinger made his ascent.
which, so far as official data shows
never has been equall"d lie took six.
teen minutes gliding back to earth
ON June 10. 1913. Lieutenant Iscllin-
ger made the best previous record for
an altitude flight in hydroaeropianr
al Annapolis when he climbed 10 $500
feet.
Greater attitudes have been attained
ny aNiators IN ncroplanes not en-
numbered with 4 boat
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-25
DENIAL AT WHITE HOUSE
No Truth In Report That President l.
10 Direct Riggs Bank Inquiry.

WASHINGTON, April GA White
House statement to-day denied reports
that President Wilson had taken per.
sonal charge of the governments sid,
az tho controversy between the Riggs
National Bank and Secretary McAdoo
and Comptroller Williams. This was
the statement given out by Secretary
Tumul;y:
There is not thread OF truth in
the stories in the morning papers tina,
the President has personally taken
over the investigation of the Riggs
Bank"
1t was said the President had CON
suited Attorney General Gregory and
Louis -. Hrandeis. as special counsel
to keep himself informed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-25
D. A. R. CONGRESS ENDS
Mrs. story Gives Farewell Reception to
Departing Delegates.

ty-fourth annual congress Of the
Daughters of the American Revolution.
which has been in session here since
Monday. came to An end to-day Little
important business remained to be dis
posed of a. to-day's session, much of
the time being given over to a farewell
reception by Mrs. William Cumming
Story. the president-general. to the de-
parting delegates.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-25
VOTE TO CUT CAPITAL STOCK
New Haven Stockholders VIII Retire
2oS,0G1 Shares.

NEW HAVEN. CONN, April "a
The stockholders of the New York, New
Haven and Hartford Railroad Com
pany In special meeting to-day Ivy bal
lot, voted 1.0'6.l2S for, and none
against, to reduce the company's capt.
tai stock from l,S00.l10 shares to L.
al IL? shares by retiring and cancel
ing 22S.o9l shares now in the treasury.
and to accept amendments to the com
pany's charter. recently passed by the
General Assemblies of Connecticut and
Rhode Island.
Positive denial Nthat the directors
had considered an issue Of preferred
stock was made by President Howard
Elliott.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-25
MARCONl IN NEW YORK
His stay VIII Depend ON Itniy's Actin,
in European Situation.

NEW YORK, April 24.--Guglielmo
Marconi, head of the Marconi wireless
system and now an Italian Senator
arrived here to-day from Liverpool on
the Lusitania. He said he came to
inspect the Marconi wireless stations.
and that his stay would depend on
Italy's action In the European situa-
ton Should Italy go to war, he
would return promptly. he said
Mr.. Marconi said all the Italian war
ships now are supplied with wireless
telephone equipment, that enables them
to communicate for a distance OF 100
miles.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-25
EMPEROR PAYS VISIT
TO FRENCH CkPTVEs
With His Gorgeously Uniformed STAFF,
He Makes Round of Great
Prison Camp.
PAYS COMPLIMENT TO FRANCE:
calls Ii Country Which Produces
Fine Soldiers-Splendid Faith and
Courage Shown ny Peasants in
Shcll-TUrn Districts.

Especial Cable to The Times Dispatch
PARIS, April 2+.-Ii was learned
here to-day that Emperor William
made q Visit ON January y 10 y camp
containing l',"co French prisoners. 1t
was on saturday afternoon. All the
prisoners save favored few were
sent 10 their sleeping sheds and lock ell
in. Four motor cars drove up and the
Kaiser and his STAFF, in magnificent
uniforms. descended and madc on foot
a rapid round OF several Of the out
houses. Then the Kaiser visited the
kitchens and looked over the menu. He
spoke 10 the head Of the kitchen, n
French chasseur.
You are French" he said. Delight
ed 10 hear it. am very much att.cI. ed
to Your country. |; produces fine sol
Giors And YOU We're in sr.urisniI at
'lrnay? ~. know Stcnay-a charm
ns place. spent couple OF DAYS
there. and my son is there stin living
IN the house Of Mile Irene"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-25
LITTLE Grill CONSTANT
DEMAND As INTERPRETER

Altogether We had sixty-two wound
ed IN our hospital Most OF them re-
covered and have been sent 10 GERMANY.
My daughtcr-shc was then only seven,
but can SPEAK English ana French
very wcll-actcd as interpreter in tn.
hospital for four months We were the
only two who c"Ulh speak English. and
Maudie was i'm constant demand she
was great faNoritc with tn" soldiers
All the tim. she wore The colors OF the
allies pinned to her dress-shc would
not move without her little British.
Russian. French ana Belgian flags I
should not have dared To wear them
Mrs. Frankel says that the people OF
Belgium arc kept from starvation
almost entirely through the efforts Of
tho American Relief Committee priya-
ton is mostly felt by the middle classes.
who Will not take the charity provid- :
cd for the extremely poor.
Mr. Frankcl. her husband. was n
mineral water manufactured The GER
mans placed him in Jail. hut the German
officer in charge, who happ -rei to have
spent twenty years in Great Britain.
allowed Mrs. Frankcl frequently to visit
her husband. When she thanked him
he said: Who knows? Some day YOUR
husband may he my jailcr. Then |
should he grateful for visits from my
wife"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-25

russian women should be happy. nc-
oordinc To the picture painted by
stephen Graham in lecture at Lady
Cowdray's house.
The Eussi"n woman has not very
much house w"rlS to do" he said. In
the harvest time they sleep on hay in
The barns OF on coats on the door.
There are no beds to make.
They eat out OF ono dish. They.
have wooden spoons ana they si,
around and help themselves, and pick
w the meat with their fingers. There
ARC no dishes to wash
There are no mantelpieces or vases.
$" there is no busting 10 do. In five
minutes The whole house can be swcp,
out.
NO pcelne Of potatoes. They are
pat IN the pot practically as they are.
Not much cooking. There is a big
pot. and ia ii are pu; narious vcce-
tables and meat. and ,lat forms the
staple food of the Russian peasant II,
the evening.
There is 40 fussiug over children. as
there is in England. There is no spe-
ciai room for visitors 80 there *
really nothing for the women to do in
the house.
There is nothing to DO in the even
img. No darnins OF stockings. Tic
women and children are bar, .l,rrcl"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-25
ARTICLES pH0HtBITED
TO HNITiSU PRISONERS

Through ain American express com
pany. The British War unico has been
able Ia issue a list OF articles of which
the Germans prohibit the sending TO
CONTINUED on Seventh PageJ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-25
COUNTRY IS UNITED so
LONG. As IT is STf{nNC

The world in general believes tha,
nothing can daunt the German nation.
put thos" who are thoroughly familiar
with conditions in GERMANY aud the
characteristics of the German peonle
VIII agree with m" when | say that
e''hahE VIII be united only as long
as Shc Is strong. one must look upons
INC whole Imperial system, the Ger
man unity. as 4 gigantic commercial,
hrn' In which the partners do not love
each other. but are very prosp,rous
ana make much money and ALWAYS
agree, because in so doing they are
continually increasing their business
Now disaster has come and all the
"ld bitterness Will not be long I'm AS
scFiihs itself. The prussiaus are most
cordially hated all over Germany. AS
soon MS Prussia is unable TO afford the
other German states efficient nrotac-
tl"h' YOU VIII sec these, and esDeciaI
~ me southern states. hurry to shake
OH IN" tyranny Of the nurtherncrs.
NJ present Their" is no sign OF this
"'s'or" on the surface. but II is
bound 10 come. and. though tho mn
ment has not Yet come when there 10
any prospcc, of concluding a separata
peace with Bavaria or SaAony. To Tho
careful reader OF German newspapers
'h" hrst symptoms, roproaches ana
contempt. are already visi6le Tho
are tho iirSt effects u: the disanrbapt
heh'' ana YOU may he quite sure thar
'crmanyS statesmen. ii not her sol-
"lrrs, see their hopes waning every
day"