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Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1915-12-24

berg, Germany, is famed throughout
the world as a toy center.
1T must not be supposed, however,
that little girls will have to go with
out dolls this year. Several manu-
facturers in the United States are
turning out dolls by the thousands
and they are of the very best type.
One large factory in Philadelphia is
making, under special processes, a
type of indestructible doll from bass
wood, which is a light and easily
worked material and is not likely to
split or break. Those who have made
a study of this manufacture, in con-
nection with the study of the wood-us-
ing industries of the state Of Pennsyl-
vania, predict that dolls of the type
made by this and other similar fac
tories can gain first place for America
in tksSnSranch of manufacture. Thus,
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1915-12-24
United States Has 1900 Libraries.

united States Has lS,UCU Libraries.
There are in she United States 49,.
900 regularly established libraries, &C.
cording to the recent report Of the
bureau of education in Washington.
In these are 100000 volumes, an in
crease of 100000 since 1908.
Of 2,S49 libraries containing 5000
volumes or more 1874 are classified
as public and society libraries" and
1,OO5 as school and college libraries.
OF thes51 ,446 are, froo5to tie public.
Libraries reporting 1,UuU to 5000
volumes number 5,453. Anothty group
of still smaller Libraries contains from
300 to 1000 books. A grand total Of
100000 borrowers cards are report
ed in all Libraries Of the country.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1915-12-24
Scientific Advance.

The chemical engineer of the United
States bureau OF mines has discovered
a new method for producing gasoline.
He has also found way to manufac.
ture toluol and BENCH from petroleum.
These last-named products are used IN
making smokeless powder.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1915-12-24

1CAUSF the Euro
gedn var there mas
been considerable COM
ment to the effect that
there will be a dearth
Of Christmas toys this
year, since the toy
sources of France and
Germany will not be
available to American
children. French dolls
have been the standard
during at least two gem
erations, and Nurem-
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1915-12-24
Our Christmas Customs.

SNl S'fI TSelFT1S OtSsO!ITSs
Most of the Christmas customs in
America have been transplanted from
Europe: Our Christmas tree comes
from Germany, our Santa Claus from
Holland, the Christmas stocking from
Belgium or France, while Merry
Christmas" was the old English greet
ing shouted from window to street on
Christmas morning.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1915-12-24
The Optimistic Note.

It is time for JOY and gladness
and good cheer, for this old world,
with all its faults, is on it's way to-
wards the kingdom of heaven, and the
omnipotence Of love assures it's get
ting there Some time every day will
be the best of Christmas, every place
its altar of observance, and every soul
be transformed into the Christ of his
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Leader.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1915-12-24
Prices Etc.

We now have on hand at the
Monterey Star Mill, a first class
stock of -four. feed, buckWheat etc,
Rye chops per hundred 500
Buckwheat chops pr hdd 200
Wheat bran pr hdd. 200
Graham -four pr hdd. $50
Buckwheat -four roller or burr $50
Bottled corn meal pr hdd. 800
Terms cash
1t T. J. Rexrode
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1915-12-24
Small Amount.

Mrs. Meyser-Could you give me
little money, my dear?
Mr.. Meyser-Certainly, my dear!
About how little?
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1915-12-24
One Popular Eat Man.

It is said that nobody loves a fat
man, but children at this time of the
year are deeply in love with a stout,
elderly person with white whiskers
and a pack on his back.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-09
Anaiyzinq a Master.

De Quincey, who wrote the "Confes sions of an English Opium Eater'' and other works now considered classics was a strange, i'll balanced person. < Vernon Lee says of him that he had all incapacity for holding his tongue on irrelevant mntters, which is a siglt of intellectual Weakness. He had also marked incapacity for keeping his ir1cl- eyapt emotions (especially the vitnper- .atiye ones) to himself, which is a mark of moral vulgarity. He had a manifest tendency to talk big and at the same time to mix slang with grandiloquence in situations where no humorous effect scould be obtained by this proceeding. 3Yet withaI these traits are redeemed by his great subtlety of thought, his tragic depth of feeling and occasion ally his marvellous power of seeing and saying-New York Telegram.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-09
Sacred Mushrooms.

The sacred mushroom of the Az tees, which was called by them teona- niacatl and used as an intoXicant, was, according to investigations recently re ported, not 8 mushroom, but the narz cotic cactus, Lophophora williansii now well known for it's use by the American Indians in religious ceremo- nies. It is popularity called E'mescal button,' though a better name is peyote- Early writers on Mexico described it as a mushroom, and this notion as to it's
 botanical status still survives. The mistake is due to the fact that in one of the two principal forms in which it is prepared the head of the plant
 cut off transversely, and when dric
 it bears close resemblance tofa mush- room. In it's other form it is cut longi- tudinally or in irregular fragments and was described by early writers as raiz 5diabolica, or devils root"
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-09
How the Expression 'sTell
 It to the Marines Started

New York, Nov 9-Lsten, If you .tttell it to the Marines be quite sure Eyou tell it right, for that warning am phfbian is not the credu1ous person age you have always supposed him to be. Unite States Marine Corps officers have traced the famous saying; ''Tell it to. the Marines to- none other than our old friend Samuel Pepys, of the -Diary reown, the original first night er.' Who tells us that the saying had gin with Charles II, the merry monarch of England.
 'It so befell,'' the story goes, t'that his 1ight-hearted Majesty, with an ex- ceeding1y bored expression on his swarthy face, was walking in the shade with the ingenious MT. Pepys, secret ary to the Admiralty"
 'tI had speech yesterday at Dept ford,'' said MT. Pepys, with the Cap tain of the tDefyance,' who hath but lately returned from the Indies and who told me two of the most wonder fuI things that I think I did hearTin my Hfe:'" Among, the stories told was of fish flying in thair.
 Fish flying in, the air!" exclaimed his Majesty. "Ha, ha, a quaint con ceit which 'tware too good to spoil vii keeping. What, sir'' Che turned and beckoned to the Colonel, Sir Will liam Ki1Iigrew, of the newly raised maritime regiment on foot, who was following, in close conversation with the Duke of York; i've would dis course with you on a matter touching your element. What say you, Colonel, to a man who swears. he hath seen fishes flying in the air?t'
 ''I should say, sire,'' returned the sea, soldier, simply, 4'that the man hath sailed in Southern seas. From when your. Majesty's business carried
 me thither of late I did frequently observe more flying fish in one hour than the hairs of my h sad in number. Old Row1ey glanced narrowly at she ICo1eneIs frank weather-beaten face. Then, with a laugh5 he turned to the secretary and said: ''Mr. Pepys, from the very nature of their calling no class of rSsubjects can have so wide a knowledge of seas and lands as the officers and men of our loyal and maritime regiment. Henceforth. l whenever we cast doubt upon a tale that lacketh likelihood, we will tell it to the Marines-if they believe it, it l is safe to say it is true"
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-09
BAD BREATH

ia very annoying and is generally caused by a disordered stomach CERTILAX. The Certified Laxative" gets at the cause and removes It. CERTILAX acts gently but firmly on taS bowels and liver, stimulating them to natural action, clearing the blood and purifying the entire system. They do all and moI than Calomel and other harsh cathartics do with out any bad after effects. CERTILAX contains nothing of a harmful CT ha- bit forming nature; they are made ar- ter the favOrite formula of a specialist of New York City and have been se- Iected as the best by more than five hundred physicians in New York, who prescribe them regularly in their ppac- tice For sale at all drug stores, OF sent direct on receipt of price-1Oe, z6c soc. Curts Chemical Co.,, 117 E.
 34th St., New York.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-09
Pease Says He's Tn
 No Hurry To Name
 New Deputy Sheriff

County Sheriff Pease said today that he had not appointed Frank Fasane1la deputy sheriff and had no intention of making any appointment at pres ent. Generally there have been five deputies in this city and there are only four at present.
 s.I am in no immediate hurry about naming another deputy for this city, said the sheriff today. That is not the only vacancy on my staff. I have not yet appointed a man in Ridge field ''
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-09
AII()hvAI A R~
BRECKENRIDGE ELLIS
couyrieht, 1918, by the Robbs- Merr'l
 Company.

1918, by the Robbs- Merrill
 Company. that the supre me court has at last turned in it's decision. Prairie Dog Fork is now Red River, and Red Riv-, err is only the North Fork of Red Riv- er-and that means that Greer county don't belong to Texas and never did belong to her, but is q part of Okla homa.''
 And you'll never have an Oklahoma writ served on you,"i cried Lahoma, mot while I'm living. And you'll go, / with us to5our farm and. live, with us, you and Bill and''-
 N Lahoma had expected to be very calm and logical. for she knew she had all the. advantage on her side. But, when she saw the change in Bricks. eyes she forgot her rights; she forgot all that watching. crowd; she forgot. even Wilfred. and with spring she was in Bricks arms. sobbing for joy.
 He tried to say something about her Boston kin. but he could not express the thought coherently, for, giant as he was, he was sobbing too.
 elf there's ever meeting" she said between tears and laughter, ''the east will have to come to the west.63
 Those Boston folks,' cried Bill, with sudden upheaval of unwonted hu- mer, .'can simply go to-beans! I'm a-getting down. he added cautiously lowering himself from his pony. ''1 guess I'm in this too.''
 You're in it.'' growled Brick. but you're on the outskirts. Don't come no nearer He stroked the head that rested on his breast. his great hand moving with exceeding gentleness. He gazed over her brown glory the sym pathetic crowd
 Fellows he cried. ssjust look what l I've raised!'
 Boys exclaimed Mizzoo, what do you say? Let's give three cheers for Lahemar'
 Wilfred's voice cut across the last word. proud and happy. Make it La homa of Oklahona!"
 l THE END.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-09
Capt. c. E. TooKER

Will Run Daily (Except Sunday
 Leave Port Jefferson .9:OO A. M. Leave Bridgeport. 3:0a P. M. Single Fare 75c; returning, Round Trip Ticket, S1. Good any time during the season Children between and 12 years, half fare. Special Excursion TYckers, good to return same day only,
 from Port Jefferson every Friday, fare ROC. AutomobfIe transportation given carefuI attention. Fer further i1tfor- S1,atiOo address GEO. M.FOOKER.Agt. Brfdgeport or Port Jefferson Time table subject to change without notice
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-09
OuchI

''It says here that drinking beer aims the eyesight,' said the old fogy as he looked up from his newspaper. ''fDo you believe that?''
 T don't know" replied the grouch. .'But I do know that drinking booze will make you see things that nobody else is able to see.''
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-09
And that's sying ;sollAe.-Beatrice Cliff
Goah!

Dear. Luke-Y ou may think you know
 something about names. But here is a name l ran across on a bill of lading of q railroad the other day: Landhus- hoIdingSselSka bernes Falleskjob. don't know how he carries the name around with him, but there it is.- Reader. ----
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-09
The Doctor.
He scribbles hi,

He scribbles hferoglyp hics on
 The slip the druggist fills. But he can write real plainly when He's making out his bills.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-09
H1h

''No man can serve twor masters 7 said the good mission worker, who was giving spiritual comfort to the inmates of the penitentiary
 Tell me something. new growled Convict No. 336, ,699. ssPm in here for bigamy."
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-09
Not a Bit Like Cricket. oId Chanl

The catching seemed to me extraor dinarily good, especially the judging of the long catches by the bleachers as the outfe1ds, who are far from any shade, are called.-Conan Doyle's De scription of a Baseball Game in Corn, hill Magazine
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-09
The Wise Fool.

Music hath charms to sootne the savage breast quoted the sage. H
 ''The man who wrote that never. heard kitchen mechanic pumping a player piano. commented the fool
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-09
You KnnM. Him

A gabby nuisance is young Pratt, He is a tiresome gink, For he's so busy talking that
 He hasn't time to think.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-09
Fact.

You should not make a foolish bet. Be careful not to make one
 Or you will find to your regret E That it will often break one: =
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-09
He Found It.

He went. down cellar with a light To hunt a gas leak there. How calm and peaceful is the night! And, oh, the stars are fair!
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-09

Dear LuRe-You are wrong again You Say there is no such animal as 6 thin girl with a sense of humor for one, finish g close second to vOn
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-09
Safety First.

It may interest a~.lot of people. ta know that an asbestos burial casket company manufactures freproof cof nns.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-09
Bits of By!play By Luke McLuke \ Copyright, 1a15, the Cincinnati
 Enquirer
Correct.

Correct. Men are a lot like clocks, my son,
 Some keep good time, know. But some are too fast as they run,
 And some are much too slow.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-09
Huh!

The old maid longs for welded bliss, But all day. she must sit and knit. For she has to remain Miss
 Because she cannot make a hit
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-09
Here He Is.

: Dear LukeDo you know that Al K Han is a bartender in Cincinnati?- A. W.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-09
Our Daily snaciaI.

Our Daily SpecIaI. It takes q wise man to conceal hi, ignorance. \ <.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-09

Things to Worry About. The isun gives 600 times as much light as the moon.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-09
Names Is Names.
N In Bad Again.

Sj. Skrzypczak lives at Bay City, Mich.
Washington Journal., 1915-09-17

Retten gu f9Iagen, 1T Der tauienbmal
bon ben Seinben beitdtigte 3tped oes
ieBigen &rieges. So foll Inn ni4t
%gelinsen!
lleber bic militGrif9e 8ebeutung
Oes beutf9en Beetles BON 9elgoIanO
ipri9t fi4 Gbmiral BON 3ir4boff
folgenbermaBen aus:
Man ipri9t INNER bopon, Selgo-
lano beberri4e bic beutf9e 8u4t Der
Rorbiee ober iebenfalls bic 9auptz
sugdnge gu unferen pidtisiten
Rriegss unb 9nnbelsbGfen: @il=
belmsbaDen, Bremerbaben. Bremen,
Notwithstanding, &aifer : Mil=
belmz&anal-&iel. Dos Wprt be-
berri4en trifft nur in bsbingter
Weiie gu, ba bas 5elfeneilanb bafiir
allau peit bonn nd9iten 2anbe ent>
fernt liegt: einige bierSig RiIometer
bon Mangeroog unb GaarbDrn, fo@
ipie nod etipos tpeiter bon ben Matz
ten uno Sunoen Der We1ttite
S9lespig< 9olfteins. &onn bieie
Strede nit ben neueiten @ef9iiBen
aud boil beftri4en tperben unb jez
benfalls gut CUR 9dlfte BON beiben
@eiten aus. 10 ma9t bas nod imz
mer nidt Elm eisentli9es Beberrf9en
ollein ous, abgefebsn BON Ma9t unb
Nebel unb Sturm. Mber in @er<
binbuns NIT Jlugaeusen unb 2uft=
i9iffen, iopie nit llnterfeebooten
unb Sorpebobuoten, f9IieBlid nit
Minen unb ben in Der NGbe lieeen<
ben Seilen Der 9o9fseflotte III cine
ge5fpingung unferer JIuBmiinbunsen
bur9 einen nod 10 ftarfen Gegner
faum %benfbar, unb i'm 8erein nit
9elsolanb pirb bic bsutfde 8r9t
nabesu son5 beberrf9t. Mud stpingt
Washington Journal., 1915-09-17

@raf HepentIop f6IieBt: D9eute -
bariiber beitebt Idnsft fem 3peifel
mebr = 1T uns 9elgolanO mebr
inert, oIs irsenbein bentbares &olos
nidlaebiet. -. &ein f~Dlonialer Wert
tonnte gu bD9 iein. UNI bic Snfel
on 0eutf4ldnb az briaaen; senn DOn
Rem tolonialen Merten, bic bomals
in 8etra9t taner, bebeutete tein
einaieer cine Ditale N~otpenbigteit fur
bic 8erteibisungsriiitung bes Deut@
I6en Reides, peber Der @esentDart,
nod Der 3utunft."
Die GnglGnber freuten fi9 rieitg
iiber ben @ertrog. 8ermeinten tie
bo9, bic Ie%ntimentalen bummen
9eutf9en pieber einmal iibertDlpelt
gu boben. 9eIsoIanb lei fir @ng@
Lamb ia nur Elm 9%ofenfnopf. Seutf4s
Lamb piirbe ia Elm bibf9es Seebab
aus Der Sniel MAIDEN, tpeiter aber
ni9ts. Gin Gtibpuntt fir bic beut@
I9e 6lotte? 8ob, cine onIebnli9e
beutf9e Glotte nerbe es iiberbaupt
niemaIs geben, bic 9eutf9en tDnnz
ten feline S9iffe bauen, feien feline
Seeleute, unO tpenn ii9 Der &aifer
nit Elm paor bet~paffneten &Gbnen
elm Spiel5eug i9affen ipplle, 70 m0ge
nan bas erpBmiitig erlauber. CD
uneefdbr bo9te man in England.
Sn 2pnbon erflGrte 2orb Salisz
burn als premierminiiter i'm parlas
ment: Der ftrateeii9e unb tommers
8ielle Mert Der Snfel fsi fir Gns>
lanb serinsfisig. SIN GaIle zines
&risges nit Seut19lanb piirhe bie>
les Iofort cine Streitmo9t mad Sel@
gplanb fenben, beoor bic enslif9e @r=
Iabflotte angelanst fei; I'M Salle
zines Rrieses nit onbersn MG9ten
miiffe England Bel 9elgoIdnb cine
Slotte it%ationieren unb niirbe 10
feline Rrdfte aeriplittern miiffen. Die
Mbtretung Der Yfentimentalen Snfel"
entfprede ben pabren Sntereffen
@nglanbs, na9bem man iebt einen
befrieOigenben @rfab bofiir ausfinoig
gema9t babe! = ltnb Der Mfrifaz
forf9sr StonIeb fanb bos berslei=
9enbe Wort: man babe fir einsn
Washington Journal., 1915-09-17

lil9en MifiiOnar an 8ebeI, Der i'm
Nei9stase baruber einen groben
GtanbaI %berporrief. Die @egner Der
RolonialpoIitit, bic GoaiaIbemOtraz
ten unb bos Centrum, tDel9es fi9
tDobI iiber @ebiibr iibsr bic Unfit
Ii9teit bes Nnsei9ulbigten entriiftet
bate = ftimmten 8ebel Bel unb
Beters ipurbe bann aus benz beut=
I6en aolpniolbienfte entlaffen. CO.
fort maGte @nslanb hem berborras
genben unb enersiiden Sori6er Nnz
gebote. Der perGreerte peters nobm
an unb bot bann lange 3eit in eng
Iii9em 0ienife setpirtt. = SEPT 1T
peters pisber in 9euti9lanb unb
beteilist fid febr lebbaft an benz liz
terarifden SeIbause gesen Gnslanb.
- Nud biefs febr ipenig erfrsuli9e
@ef9i9te geb0rt gu unferem 8ilbe,
Washington Journal., 1915-09-17

es an Niberlegunsen Der Nniidten
Der Sppoiition febIen. Nus suz
ten 8 ii II ben. Gs mar bur4<
Gus iibsrflufiis, ben pabren Wert
Der Snfel 9elgOlanO fir Deutf4lanb
omtli9 au b~erteibigen, benin bamit
tpGren 9eutf9lanbs Tlottsnpldne
%por5eitig entbilIt morDen.
go feb man bic Mllbeuti9en rubig
pettern, bereitete ober i'm Stillen
bic pIdne fir bic neue Slotte pOr.
Das erite TlottenseieB erfdien balb
parouf unb au9 Sirpib eri9ien aui
Der 8ilbflG9e. Derartige Tlottenge=
feBe, pobur9 3utunftss 5lpttenpldne
fir piele Sabre bineus feitgefebt purz
ben, tparen BON anberen MG9ten
14on friiber erlaifen porben, gelans-
ten aber niemals CUR Musfiibrung.
Gs mar fir Oeutfdlanb b09it bor>
teilbaft, bob England bic &rafi
9euti9lanbs ouf benz @ebiete bes
Sdiffsbaus unsebeuer unterf9dBi
batte. Grft I'm 1905 bsrum err
tpo9te England aus biefer Sdui9ung
unb bic 6oIge mar Der Dreabnausbts
8au, ben England nit Der alien bril-
tif9en l~leberbebrng unternabm in Der
Meinung, baB 9eutf9lanb ibm barin
ni9t folgen tonne. Die Deuti9en
boben bur9 fait fiinfaebn Sabre bic
9elegenbeit ausgenubt, ii9 cine redt
a6tungsperte SIotte gu berfaoffen,
obne Bel Gnelanb ouf befonberen
Wioerfpru9 gu itoBen. Die Wut
Der 8riten brad eigentli9 erit los,
na9bem bic Deutfden feIbit Drcub=
nausbts auf Stopel lesten. Stne
finf5ebn Sabre perbdltnismaBiser
Rube f9ufen aber Deutidlonb bic
@elesenbeit, ben Il nterbau Der
sroBen 3utunftsfIotte su fAaffen. Be-
Washington Journal., 1915-09-17

bdnbel tpurbe in England NIT benz
einbeitlihen l1rteil Der 8efriebigung
aufgenommen, in Deutf9IanD aber
nit elmer geteiIten Stimmuns: bon
Der piiienbet Negierung NIT @enugz
tuurs, BON einem groBen Sell Der
Dffentli9en Meinung nit @ntriiFtung.
@s 1T Satfa9e, baB bic Nbtre@
tung Saniibars unb Mitus (gegen
9eIgoIanb) bic 11rfaGe Der Grim
bung bss MIlbeutf9en @er>
banbes getporben 1T. Gs 1T Iei=
Der fpabr: Die &olonialfreunbe in
0eutf6lanb f9Gumten Dor Mut iiber
bic .preisgabe tpi9tiger beuti9er
Snterefien in Nfrita". gu berfts6en
lit biefe Stimmung nur, tpenn mart
bebentt, boB 8ismard bamals i'm
Sa9fenpalbe erolIte. Sbf9pn Bis
mard f9pn apanaig Sabre friiber
Die grtperbung 9el9olanbs betrieben
bate, unb Ob19on er betnnntlin febr
penig fir bic &olonialpOlitit 9euti9z
lambs i8parmte, % NOR ct bod UNI
1890 Elm Gegner ienes Sauf9z
bonbeIs. Der RAID aIternbe Settles
riefe mar bamals herartig Derdrgert,
baB feline Stimmuneen 9srr setpor>
ben tparen iiber fein urteiI in monz
den politif4en 0tngen. 8ismard
befoB aber I'M iene 3eit in Deutf9S
Lamb cine sobIrei6e 9emeinbe, tpel9e
inn f9le4terbings bic llnfeblbarfeit
aubilliste. Die Regierung aber IieB
Washington Journal., 1915-09-17

ben. Sos mar ben G%ngIdnosrrt ats
b~erOrbentli6 unbsquem, benn 6ieie
Gambler iparen ibnen Dor Der ytaie
peaaenommen norben. S4lIsBll4
pur6s 1890 Der Saniibarpsrtrng
apii6en 0euti9lonb unO @nslono
aboef6loffen. @nglano bot ais
SauI9obiett SslsoIono unb ben Jog.
@apribiSipfsI sesen Bitu uno Sons
Iibar an uno Der &aifer f4lug to@
fort au. Der &oiIer 1T iibrigens IN
Der eanaen SADIE bic trsibsnOe &ratt
qepefen. S9on uls prina Wtlhelm
bate er, tpie man OamaIs iaste, aug
fentimentaIen @riinben ben Grperb
SelaoIanbs betrieben. @raf &eberts
ION ertlGrt barber: .Gs 1T ni4ts
3uDerIdfIiees borii6er betannt, aber
an ii6 pobrfdeiuIi@ genug, SaB
prins @iIbeIm, fpGter Rdiier Ntle
helm H., Der SnfeI 9eIsOIunb ni4t
nur bos rprstium offectionis" su<
billi9te, 1onbern bob er ben tdt>
Id9li6en ftrutegif4en Wert Der Sns
TeI ertannte. &oifer Milbelm bat
qerabe ouf maritimem @ebiete ners
fdiebene MaIe bsbeutenben Weitbltd
aeseiqt. Die Inn eigene 8ebarrli4s
feit, nit Der er ben @eOanten fefts
belt, Biz er in Der Gage mar, tbn
ousfiibren gu Ioffen, = bic S3nel>
Iiqteit, nit Der er ben griperb Der
Sn1el bur&fsBte, IGBt barouf i9ltes
ben, bdB Is iib fir i'm ni@t nur
um ben @efiiAIspsrt han0elte." llno
Washington Journal., 1915-09-17
Der viadMRt Won DammerhIrH.

Mie in benz omtli9en Beri4t Der
Sberften SeeresIeitung ertpGhnt, 1T
an 80. Mai bic groBe @~ifenbabns
iiberfibrung peitIi9 9ammertir4
bon Der Mrtinerie 3erit0rt pOr>
ben. Diefer grOBs &unftbau mar i'm
4ugut borigen Sabres, als BITE
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