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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-12-20
M.AlNNINGTON NEWS

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home from an extended visit in the
west. They visited San Francisco, Den.
yer and Chicago.
Mrs. j. Robert Burt, OF Pleasant
street. has returned from shopping
trip to Wheeling.
Mrs. NJ. F. Hamilton has returned
from Wheeling, where she was visit.
ing with her sister. Mrs. R. B Nay.
Mrs. f. a.. Burt, Mrs. W. L. Nit.
,chell and Miss Laura Burt, have re-
turned from visit to Fairmont.
MRS. w. r. Smith Is the guest OF
sister, Mrs. Clinton Dancer, OF
Wheeling. va q
Mrs. Grace Post, Of Masonton, Pa,
has returned to her home after spend.
ing several days In this city visiting
with her brother, Arthur Clayton.
Russell Wilson is visiting with his
family in Washington, Pa.
Manard Thistlewait of Brownsville.
Pa, Is In this city as the guest Of
friends.
Mrs. Donley Jones is at home from
shopping trip to Wheeling.
Dr. j.. O'Neil. of Parkersburg, was
in Warrington last week visiting with
friends.
A number OF young ladies were en-.
itertained by Miss Fay-Meade one eve
ming last week.
". Miss Eva Fletcher has returned to
her home in Fairmont after visiting
with Miss Flora Koen in this city.
l.. w. Moore, Of Clendennin, Pa, is
in this city as the guest of his daugh-
ter. Mrs. c. L. Cottrill. Of the Burt
Hill.
Miss Alice Jackson, Of Wadestown,
Is in this city for a few days visit
with relatives.
+. T. Forbes, of Jacksonville, Fla,
has returned to his home after a short
visit with friends in this city.
The annual Christmas entertainment
Of the NJ. 3. Sunday School will be
held In the church auditorium Thurs.
day afternoon OF this week.
John Laumens, OF Bellaire, Ohio, is
in the Clayton addition visiting with
relatives.
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was even more weird The music was
produced by. reed instruments and the
musicians wore uncanny DISCUSSES, Of
which long, shaggy hair, like that of
the witch dictors, was a feature. Each
dancer carried curious swan.like OBJ:
ject painted with. characters like Egyp.
tian hieroglyphics.
The Tokelau Islanders gave a spear
dance. Two lines Of men facing each
other challenged each to combat and
began series Of evolutions SO sug.
gestiye OF their actually thirsting for
blood thatT okelau women rushed,up to
the actors and stopped the dance. Tho
men then Invested themselves OF! their
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.Personals.

Miss Fay Mead, of the Clayton ad.
dition. Is in Glendale visiting with
Miss Agnes Wood.
Miss Virginia Stewart is home from
Wesleyan, at Buckhannon, for the
Christmas vacation.
M q. Clayton spent Sunday with his
samtly at Mt. Lake Park.
Mrs. Laura Holland, of Pittsburgh,
isi In the city as the guest of her aunt,
Mrs. NJ. ID. Jenks. +
Mr.andl MrsSWaltetr s.. Furbee have
returned from Ottawa, where they &C.
companiedS the remains ,of Mrs. Fur
Bees mot her. Mrs. Ford. for burial.
Miss Mary Love, OF Newark, o.,
IS the guest Sof friendsfin this city.
MI. and Mrs Chester Prichard ara
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Wonderful Pageantry in FL
gi to Show Loyalty to
British Crown.
(By Associated Press.)

; sUvA, Fiji Islands, Dec. 2o.-A re;
markable display of native South Sea
pageantry was seen In this town, the
capital OF the British crown colony, re-
Gently on day named for raising funds
for tho South Sea Islanders wounded
in tho British army.
Fijians, Tongans. Samoans, Solomon
Islanders, Chinese and Hundus, to.
gether with whites, were in the pa.
rade. A thousand Fijians were dress.
ed as in the old days Of the tribal
wars. Each man had his face blacken.
ed and he carried war club or other
native weapon. The costume consisted
OF kilt Of green and yellow grass
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Personals,

,,.4!- Personals. -. -.
Mrs. Raymond sattertield is able
to be out after an attack OF grippe.
Miss Della satterfield who has
been quite sick for some time Is
recovering.
Herbert Tarleton left Saturday for
Winchester, Va, and Washington, D.
G., to be gone few days.
Mrs. Margaret Wilson has been quite
sick for the past few days..
Mrs. s. L. Jacobs is Ill at her home
on Guffey street.
Mrs. Elizabeth Slaughter, who is suf-
fering with a broken arm, is gettins
along nicely. ~.
Mrs. Roberts, OF Pennington, is the
guest Of her sister, Mrs. ]. N, Gaskins,
offMarket street. ~ 'iis.s n
Mrs. Mary McElroy Of State street,
is recovering from recent Hines.
Mr.. and Mrs.as'T Taylor George. who
have been the guests Of .Dr. and Mrs.
E. NJ. Cox, left Friday evening for
their home at Philippi.. - -
Howard Gaskins,, OF Brownsville,
spent Sunday. in this city.
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Tho Birthday Club was entertained
IN q charming manner Friday after.
noon BY Mrs. Coleman at her home
on clarksbnrg street. Holly was used
with red Christmas bells throughout
the lower fioor In the pretty rooms OF
the Coleman home. The. dining room
decorations were very attractive, the
color scheme OF green and red was
carried out In this room even to the
floors. which were miniature Santas.
Red bells with holly Swere used on the
chandeliers and red.shaded candles
made m excellent effect. The after.
noon was spent by the members with
their needles. At six o'clock q course
dinner was served from small tables,
on which covers were laid for twenty.
seven. Mrs. Coleman was assisted by
Mesdalnes Guy and Frank Furbee, the
Misses Bertha Waid and Audele Fur.
bee.
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scho,,o,,I:sY DIsmIss..

Friday afternoon the public schools
Of this city will dismiss for their an
nual holiday vacation. The teachers
who live out Of the city will spend
their vacations at their homes and the
teachers who are located in the city
will mostly spend their vacation here.
Schools will Ireconyene January 3.
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Mis- Read Entetrtains.

The young ladies Of Miss Stella
Myers Sunday School Glass Of the
Presbyterian Church spent delight
full evening at the home OF one of
their members, Miss Hazel Reed. the
latter part OF the past week. Music and!
games were among the interesting fea.
lures OF the evening.
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Cannot Incr.e,a,,e Rates

:. CHARLESTON, W. Va, Dec. 90
The Public Service Commission Sat-.
urday denied the petition Of the Ben.
wood McMechan Consolidated Water
Company for permission to increase
its rates, holding that sufficient time
has been allowed to prove that the
new rates allowed by the commission
in the former hearing were not sur.
ficient.
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Interesting tt:IIrIqe Reading,

The Congressional Record Is on file
at the city clerks office, and any one
desiring to read the record may. do so
BY calling ct the office. By placing the
record III the clerks office, it gives
any person in the city chance to
keep up with the doings of Congress-.
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on Hoidinas sold

CLARKSBuRG, Dec. 20 S. a..
Bell and others who developed oil
property on Bond Creek, Richie coun-
ty, consisting chiefly Of the McGreg-
or leases, have sold their holdings to
Henneghan & Hanlon, Sisterville pro-
ducers, for $4,000.
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crllIes KiIled by Accident

Z WHEELING, W. Va, Dec. 20.-Gus
Crilles, aged %, died Saturday from
injuries sustained Friday night in the
swimming pool of the Young Mems
Christian Association, Grilles; slipped
and fell on the concrete banks Of THE
pool and rolled Sihtos the water Crilles,
formerly lived in Pittsburgh. and has
relatives there.
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Soak Murde,.rer Wlth Docs

CHARLESTON, w. Va, Dec. 90
Detectives with bloodhounds, have
been sent to Black Betsy, where ]. G.
Marshall, watchman on boat own
ed by the Black Betsy Coal Company,
was found dead. His. head had been
crushed by a club.
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Girls ofIso Entertained.

The Girls OF go were entertained at
the home OF Mrs. Prim Coleman, on
Clarksburg street, Friday afternoon.
The afternoon was spent in fancywork.
The club presented Mrs. Coleman with
q beautiful chair.
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Mrs. Mary Riggs and daughter, Miss
Willette, and Sterling Riggs, of Pitts
burgh, will spend the holidays with
Mr.. and Mrs. John Brown Of Columbia
street, and other relatives here.
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Christmas n churehea.

The city churches will observe Yule.
tide thisEyear3 In IA fitting manner. The
chotrs are repairing appropriate music
and the pastors : will have special
Christmas sermons.
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EAST SIDE
8 NEWS g
Quito III.
Miss Leota Gaskins is quite Ill at
her home on Market street.
Wen. to PITTSBURGH.

Mrs. c. D.. Robinson and daughter,
Miss Helen. of Merchant street, went
to Pittsburgh Friday for short stay.
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Closes Good Coal Contract /. :

y CHARLESTON. ". Va, Dec. 90
Quinn Morton; general manager OF the
Imperial Coalti& Coke and the Christ
Ian Collery Company Of Paint Creek
has closed a contract with a concern
in the Middle West for 10000 tons
of coal to be mined by his company
and delivered within one year after
April l, 1916. This Is the second order
Of the same size taken recently by
the company.
Mrs. Liggie Shackelford, Of Man.
nington, was visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. H. L. Campbell, Thursday.
Dressed Turkeys at Robb's.@Adv.
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sunday School Attendance

Tho attendance In the Sunday
schools yesterday as reported by the
Sunday school union was as follows:
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THE STAR spANGLED BANNER
for British use and respectfully
dedicated to the British Admiralty.
nv. RrTsEy ROSS

By BETsEY ROSS.
Oh, say, can you SEQ by the dawn'l
early light
What SO proudly we spurned at the
twilight's last cleaning.
Whose broad stripes and bright starr
through the perilous fight
We have always regarded as gauehs
and ill.sceming;
But the submarine scare, and the bombs
in the air
Lave made US content that our flag Il
not there.
Oh, say, does that star.spaneled banner
now wave
To insure that no Briton can e'er be
a slavei
On the shore dimly seen through tile
mists OF the deep,
Where the kaisers grim host in dread
silence reposes,
'What ls thnt he eAciAttbs, 40 4
wake or sleep
What flag now the breeze half con.
ceals. half diseloses7"
Now 1t catches the gleam OF the morn
ing's first beam,
And Old Glory reflected now shines on
the stream.
'Tis the star-spansled banner, inten'
ded to wave
Der the land Of the free and the home
OF the brave"
Oh, thus be II ever when Frenchmen
shall stand
Between our loved homes and the lcss
we might suffer.
BEST with victory and peace BY our
Allies firm stand,
And by brave little Belgium, which
served as buffer.
Then conquer we must, for the Yankees
we trust
To kindly forget we are ever unjust;
And the star-spanglcd banner We earn
estly crave
May enable Britannia to still rule the
wave.
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gekal.Derid)t
@efnebeIt
Gimbre6er fnsbsIte nnS banb 5ranI
6. Eeamanu an eiHeu Siid.

Cine aufregsnbe Grfabruns bait,
am Donnsritng Mbtno iyrau Gth,!,
p,Imdnn BON go. 1913 ct. Grteorp,
GtraBe NIT einem Rsser gsmatif
Gran pellmann bate am Ra4miiias
sinsn ausaans ssrnn9t, auf tpeI4sm
iie cine Jrsunbin trni. bic fie su fi4
sinlub. Jn Der gBobnuns unsetom'
men, sntbtdtsn bic Grausn. bab sinigs
gebdlier burauiiblt ipdrtn unb ein
apIoenes areu3 ftblis. es fonnts jss
bod nifts Wsrbdd)iises enibedt ipsr,
ben. Spdtsr fam 5err pslmann
mad 6auis. bsr ebenfalIs cine Inter
iu4ung anitsIlts, bod glsi4fdas Riots
sntbedsn fonnis. Der Wunu beaab iih
All einsr 2ossniibuns unb trukn etpsi
anbers Damen ein, I'm ben Mbeno
BEL Der syrau 3u psrbrtngen. RAD btm
sycrtgana Der GreunbiuHsn bortt Grdu
pellmann Elm perbd9iigss @trdnid,
unb I'M itIben Womsni tam ein Wsesr
f)inter einsm Wanoiarnni bsrpcr. Oh;
bic Jrnu Silfsruf. nusfiobsn ionnts,
ipurbs iie BON bsm 8uridyH an ben
aifh atbunbsn unb setnebsIf. Dos
bier Wlonaie alte Rinb iGris aus lsl.
bsstrGften unb ion Der glGsr Siss NIT
eInsm WeiItr bebroht haben. Shritt.
zines SausbcipDbnsrs, Der in bem frs
tiIfsn Mpmsnt bas Saus bstrat, Der.
nnlabt.n ben guri6en, f,int IIuht
bura elm ssenitsr su bsipsriIttaissn-
Die arou tpurbe bon ibrsm 0attsr
bti Seif,n gsiidfsbr in Der bilfIoisn
aoae poraefunbsn. Die qoliasi ipirbs
pon bem Dorfda asiisrn bsnatrihiigt.
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espp.aansriH i'm Ssbirss.

Der fdipsis.rifk SadDsrtdnbiss
Sbsrit WaIsr er3dblt i'm gernsr
.gunb": Mjr bsiidtissn i.st ben Saps
pendnsriff. en- sipeiDodiser barter
arbeit purb. be gsratupps ben
;srousoisn aboeruugsn. Su BEN ci4tsn
iiui,rbola lagtn bic fraus0iii&sn
Ghiiheu perIiedt unb bsf4ohen isbsn
W.ann, Der fd sists. Gin @prtrastn
b,s Mnariffs mar nur nit Der Sapre
mSalid5. am Sdube bss nd9tli9tn
Duntels isbte ii9 suerit tins nsitl1s
Ghiisenlinis am gtrgbdnas feit. St'
Der sius.lns S6iiss fGiirfte bsn iisis
ler, iieinig,n. ipursslreihen Wdlooos
ben bes Sansss an nnb i4dfitt IId
70 sine D,duna, 10 gut .s alma. IN
,insr Der fplsenb.n glddte fblih bic
gdiwns.tis 10 Bis 20 Meter Dor,
i6irfte nisber nnb iu6ie biuier osr
oufasnorE.n.~ Grbs Dtduna. Dsutli4
finb SieIe ftufsnpeifs ausglbobsreu
GnIunasn nod Al erisnntn. 90 tpur.
ben bic Transoisn Sdritt fur S9rili
h,r gsro binnuf oebranat. Die W.gs
nahms Der ober.n Sdifit bss Berger
ober ntIana nur i'm planmoN'rtn
Gappsnangriff, ben mir istt I'm aufs
,ti.a ctnuu perfolssn iSnnsr. Dd tpurs
b. suRG&it Elm erittr S4iihtnsrnfen
erielIt, ppn bier aus Elm 4nndterunsss
araben fhrda auffpdris porgttritben,
In aip,iisr GGilbsnardtsn ousssfiibrt
unb beIsbt. Don bier aus tprrne bis
arbeit IN alsihtr wtiis fcrissisbt
tpiebtr sutrif NIT einsm Nnndhsrungss
araben, Der i'm 3idaad cuftparis
fiibri nnb pon bsm aus na6 bsiotn
Geiien bin Der brittle S6iistnaratsn
oasaebobsn unb beltbi purbe. Qun
lam bic Gntfaeibuna I'm ben g.iis
BEE Bsraes.
slls bic 5rnnsoien bemeriten. pie
Die Geii.iden Stiife fir Silfe IN ipite'
mntiIdIer Snppenarbeit porriiften
,mo iih in ben 6rdbcH gebedf elm.
uilleten, begnnnen Tie DOH Der jenieIti.
aen Seiie bes g9eraes ehenfnIIs
gd,iiten. lmb 9nufardben porp,irci.
ben, isn ben Geutiten SiiDor5nfnnp
men. Sn bieiem Nettgrnbcu fanien
Die barten hcihiden liufte supor.
Shr oaisfarnben erreid)te bic Berg.
| ipise 5ucrit. Bis aiif nd,t Dieter ma.
rem Sic IraHsoicn beraHaefommen.
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nrbme gu Redf srfotbt III unb Ct ipsib
poraus, bub bieie gutf9eibuna gegen
bic Der. Staaien ausfdlIsn ipiro. gu
isiusr GntiduloiglirtS sibt Der prdli-
bent an. bab 5nelanb fih auf bic an-
orbnung Der beutfden Rsgierun5. pos
nab iie bic aontrole iibsr bic aebens,
m;ttel iibernimmt, btriife, noraus 6ers
borsebe, bab bic lebsnsn,ittsl niht fir
ben Gebrau9 ppn Gibiliiten. Ionbern
fir bas Seer bsitimmt isien. Oieie
Gntiaulbisuns brinst Der prdiibsnt
nit benz 9eipubtisin Dor. baB lie uns
ipabr 1T. Der beutite 8ptfdaftsr bat
ibn benadaidtist. bab Is iih BEL Der
@srorbnung Der beutIHen Rsgiernng
Bios barum bdnble, bic 9rpboeriors
guna fir bic gipilbeuOlterung gu res
sein unS bab bic @srorbnurlgen, To-
tpeit lie ben @inbrud ertpeden i0nnten.
bab lie i'm Sntersfe beg 9eeres erfplss
ten, seitri6en iporben ieien. Daraus
sebt alIo berppr, bab Der prGiibsnt
ipifentlib unb abiidtli9 gnglanb bic
0erni6tung bes ameritunti6sn 5ans
bells aeItattet. Dds fpirb aud no4
bur9 anosre geiipiels ertpieIen. gin<
einnatier Observation-Disclosures tpiro
nidt ssitattet, ibrs Waaren na9 neus
tralsn aGnbern, ipie S6neben, su
i6idsn. Die Wlaitinen tperben bon
ben gnslGnbsrn bsIdlulnabmt. aud
tierin perbdlt Der prdiibent Iih un-
fbdtia, obipobl bic Maihinen cffentunz
big nur fir Die frisblibe Snbuitrif be-
itimmt iinb. Tas ldbt bod riHt ben
minbeIten 3peifel iibris, bab Der PRO-
Iibent nidt fir bic Ser. Stacten, Ioue
bern fir GngIanb Tcrot un0 fein @ers
boltsn in iol9er Weiie sinrihtet, als
ipGren bic Der. Staaten cine cngliihc
aolonie unb Der grGiibent Der ameris
tanii6s Stattbalier oes aDniss BON
gnglanb.
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Wct,t f,e;.s -. ocftc.,,.,eTt ,,,,x ,,,cr,s
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calinsiunlss.. Iaaa. esp. ..np.ss ~ Ssue oel
pnsu'aau9sn %:.ses .''Ia ;.:.s =" s slHes rse tse
y aapc aln %.p'eL R'sD s;.,s's r ape' 1sss
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Wlad,ss Hdv dlter.

Dor aiAi.r ysctman bdits iih ss.
itsrn i'm WsuuiSipalssridt Der 9sFtsr
sinsr 9i1arnbnlls 30. 1908 CHM
Sirpbs. g. g. yarrilon su pssani,
iperisn, Der btidulbist mar. Winbrs
idbriss in ieintm plab ssbulbtt gu
bdbsn. @artiion ipurbs ~ sintr GsIbs
itrcfs BON $50 nebit Rotten psybons
nsri, bod iuspsnbirts Der Ri6tsr Die
Sirafe. ba GarriipH srsIdris, bab a
isine MbIiht III. BEN Utisb itsis jus
esbOrhsn lnb siusn aHiianbiesu pIat
su iiihrsn. Ter bs.rsfIsnps Wiubtr.
idbriqs batis isin 4ltsr BEN Jnbdb,s
esssniibsr auf 10 Sabre cuetsebsn.
Der Nuride ipurbs BON ht'g Widier
itrtns sslpnrnt. In 3uhrYi 8ildtbF
rdums aufsuIu4s7 nno ii& alter ~
ma4<u.
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D<r gnoldnber IN immer auf .ber
Sude und Grtiefn. @ulauri[dt Grtu.
Il. dr,ntnifdk gre,,eI iripo!itonifdl
0reIltI Rondc. gre,iel ,trb nun bsuis
| fdt 0,rtutIf6cttn. d lit ouffdlIiq, bdb
Slt Gdeuklimfeit b<s @dsulalS, iif
oenail toncb rihtet Il, fpeih<n. Grd1.
q ul,s Dolitlid ft0rsnb IN.
Dds G(si&uis bonn Waliun i'm eiss-
ntr Q[uoe uf,b BEN splitter In benz
bss nSd5iten muf, nuf GnqIanb bere6,
net fem. Dsutfde Gottloiattit! Ddl
tebdupieu bis adnosItute bon g6elIes.
1bomfon. HrabIauab, WorIsp unt
sobn Burns!
Dsutif,e aiiffernbtit unb SiunIiH.
nil Das BON BEN adnbsleutsn Glpi.
ntburnss, MoIsttis, aeats' unb Dus.
asnber onbsrer.
Deutlhe @otteslGferufg. ipeftn nef
Soiftr BEN @ott Der Gdlodtsn onruff.
qiIs ob nidt tdsfid5 In unisrsn airfen
fir Bic britiiten Woffen esbtist wiirs
be, goii dnserufen ipnrbe In ieoer Mns
fpruhx on bie Sruppen. Mls c5 gnes
lonbs mabrTpru6 nidt laaltis: .Goti
unb mein Rsdt.A Ditue ct mon brcit.
getpiB, Der GoiIer fam uns supor IN
BEN Wubripruh, bdb 0cft llg tpIn
perbiinbe. abr es iHtint bod. enss
lamb bat ben altbssanntsn 3orn isbss
1iteraten asgsn bisinigen, bic 5uerli
oeloat tabsn, ipas sr aud fa3t.
Dsutidxr leiiitorismus: Rtriipiir'
biaer Wpripurf Don sinsrn 0oIi, oslen
psrniiufttse Glisbtr beute iit islber
flufsn, bab iis aIIssmeine Disniipfliff
niGi Dor 20 Suhren einfiiartsn; BON
siner Rotion. bic burd cine Nortdii'
Ihuns BON MrbeiierperiiHtru ihfps'
rere JeTeln ibrer Gflupenfiaile an.
Issi, oIs asttsn unb ausel % jsrnd!s
stipsIsn.
5aben bic enslanber ihrs .sssns
aSnipsfamiIie perssHtnY llno odb Der
.rfte aorb Der @omircIitdt bel artess'
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GERMANY DOES NOT APPEAR T

GERMANY DOES NOT APPEAR TO
Judge by the comments OF the Berlin
papers to be deeply impressed by the
threatening note which the President
mas addressed to the German govern
ment. The reason is obvious. The Unit
ed States can not show more hostility
in an open war than they display in
the covert war they are now waging
against Germany The United States
supply the enemies of Germany with
every conceivable instrument OF war,
they assist England in bloekading the
German coast by abandoning their
neutral rights in favor Of England, and
If there was any. opportunity 70 show
peaceful disposition, the President
has blocked ii by his note, insisting
that the half dozen ships which fly the
American flag must not take the safe
route around Scotland but shall run
the risk OF being struck by stray
shot or of being torpedoed by mistake.
Ii the President carries chips on his
shoulders, the Germans do not. They
viii exercise every possible caution
to save American lives and property
from injury and under no eoneeiyahie
circumstance win It be possible t.
charge them with a wilful disregard
Of American rights, for II the Presid-
ent spurns the friendship Of Germany
she sets great store by the friendship
Of the United States. She courts peace
with our country, she would regard il
q distressful calamity IL anything
should occur that might bring about
a severance with nation the friend
ship OF which she has always appreciat-
ed. But, on the other hand, Germany
being engaged in a struggls for Life
and death, can not permit the Prcsid,
ent to interfere with her legitimate
measures Of self defence.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-13

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