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New Britain herald., 1915-05-03
ssTHE DANSANT,

AN EXHIBITION ROOM PROFESSIONAL DANCING
  feature decided give another exhibition. of formerly High
 
 Exhibitions instructions in dancing daily
  4 ss .tfe $ mayb inclusive a . the floor for dancing newes in music '. You Cord invited M--yy &
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-16

direct I wish II was direct then We would
know for certain what We were paying. The
Federal Government spends one billion dollars
a wear hence i, must collect that much from
its one hundred million inhabitants-S10 per
head on an average. You say m effect that
might 81 live nor to pay any taxes tptac-
t,cally none) IT, the Federal Government II
one man can. another can So suppose all did
don't you think the Federal Government would
adopt some means to get revenue
Flaw number tSo~-this YOU Say. lies In the
rather remarkable statement that the taxpayer
pays taxes "a The Interest This Is Just
exactly what ! mean to say. You can change
he word taxes to tribute If YOU please, but II
makes no difference ! have often heard demo-
cratic orators. wheu arguing for reduction
ct the tariff say shat pay five times as
much to The Interests a. to the Federal Gov
ernment--sonr said raure--and J have never
1t gainsaid. II do not pay them that
or some other sum, why they always at
Washington opposing the reduction Of the
tariff? Why were tac newspapers. few years
ago, So much opposed to the tariff printing
paper Didn't they fear they would he COM
PEELED to pay extra 10 somebody for that paper?
Can they do without that paper? can | do
without the newspaper. Yes 'by the feguia-
Hon Of my personal habits ! might avoid pay
ing this tau as you say. II by reason of the
Federal tariff the foreigner cant bring his one
dollar hat here for less that one dollar ana
half hence NOT bring I at all, won't the Phiia-
delphia hat maker charge one and half dol
lsr for his hat? And when | 20 to buy nat
for myself and my five boys to whom am /
compelled TO pay. without attachment Of my
property" the extra fifty cents on each nat
with all Its accruing profits from the maker TO
he retailer Are nor all these taxes tas cait
them) forced out OF 10y the action of the
Government-state and Federal?
am very sorry you seem TO doubt my state
nent Of state. county and municipal taxes, as
being Sis Make a visit and VIII show
Won my tax bills and the checks wherewith |
,,aid Them You city people should come out
and stand on terra firtua once and a while, ana
draw some Inspiration from old Mother Earth
and thus enlarge your vision that you might see
better and further
| hope ven will ne-fail to publish this in
your most excellent paper which l have taken
from the initial issue and like 1t now better
than ever. This is not taffy,
am glad you are urging the adoption of the
segregation plan Of taxation.
NJ w JONES
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-16
NO INDIVIDUAL n,TRrps IN WAR.

Remarkable stories, more or less based on
fact are being told and published of the friend
illness between soldiers iii the trenches German
and Frenchman. Briton and German. are said
10 pass the time Of day and the cigars across
the deadly area that lies between the trenches.
War is not an individual fight. No individual
IN one country could bring on war against an
individual in another country and set all the
powers of government in motion 10 destroy
whole peoples There have been times when
tribal chiefs were powerful enough TO secure
declaratons Of war by their personal followers
because Of personal dislikes for Other chiefs But
In these DAYS even in countries where compare
lively small clique may appear TO dominate ma
tonal actions, there is no war brought on by
hatred Of individual for individual. National
tendencies, If We are TO believe the assertions
OF the war apologists. have necessitated de
termination % the issue at the cost OF millions
~ men.
N is pity that the same national necessities
that bring on war cannot carry IL out to final
Issue. Were such the case there would be no
masses of disinterested citizens dragged from
peaceful pursuits into the business Of wholesale
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-16
y usfsnNoRkfNG COMMITTEE.

The Finance Committee of the House OF Dele
gates has worked not only through the session
thus far, but for week previous thereto, in
consideration OF the tax bills that have been re
ferred to it for recommendation. The members
deserve high commendation for their faithful
ness
IN view of the fact that little or nothing can
he done until the general principle to be fol
lowed can be determined the commission and
segregation bills. respectively should be re-
ported OUT with all possible promptness 50 that
they may come before the House and Senate for
action.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-16

murder. In serving the mandates OF nations in
the trenches there is no reason why individual
hatred should be aroused Taking a chapter
from his own knowledge each individual soldier
must realize that the across the way does
not fire at his heart from any sense OF individual
hatred, but from an mpelIing sepse of national
necessity which brought him to the front and
which makes the killing of his felowman AL
in the days work"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-16
PEOPLES FORUM
That Tax Dill.

EDITOR Nirginlan
Sir,-In your attempt to pick flaw in my
tax bill of $685. out of an income of $1,000, it
seems TO your flaws are a long way from
flawless / showed this tax bill to number of
intelligent gentlemen, and all said the $50 Fed
eral probably under the estimate, as
they regarded above the average consumer.
Among these gentlemen our well-infoymed
county treasurer,
In yonr "FlaN number one" YOU say there
is no direct tax To the Federal Government per
head Is tax any less tax because il is not
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-16

can he show government receipt or a payment
by himself.
Finally We did not. of course question the
accuracy of the municipal, county and State
taxes. We merely admitted them correct
without computing for ourselves what the state
AK the municipal tax, and the county tax. in
The special locality where our friend resides
may total In other words we attempted 10 pick
no flaw in the amount.
We appreciate the invitation TO the country;
some day we hope to accept with thanks,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-16
MISS BLOOD GETS DIVORCE
FROM PREACHER

New York. Jan, 15.--~Dismissing the
counter-charges brought by the hus-
hand. Frederick G. Leuhuscher, az
referee, has today filed his report with
the Supreme Court, in which ne rec
ommends that Miss Adele Blood, am
actress, be granted divorce from
her husband, Edward Davis, actor ana
one time clergyman, Davis in his
counter-suit, the referee declares.
failed to prove any of the charges he
made.
Miss Blood became widely known
In "Everywoman." MIR. Davis, for-
merls in charge Of church in San
Francisco, has appeared i'm THE
Kingdom Of Destiny" and other pro-
auctions.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-16

Newport News Va. Jan, 15,--Mrs.
Mary l.. Riddick. aged sixty -four years,
wife Of w. T. Riddick, of Ills Tween
ty- eighth street, died suddenly ut the
residence at 1880 o'clock yesterday.
Mrs .RiddiclS had been complaining
of feeling badly for two days but her
condition was not considered serious
She is survived by her husband and
two children. Mrs. Fred Moore and
w. T. Riddick, Jr. both of this city.
Funeral services. conducted by Rev.
otto Wright. will be held from the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-16
Fell Upon Pitchfnrk

Donnie CIinard, colored. twenty-
seven years old, is lying In the Me-
mortal Hospital IN /. serious condition
as the result of falling upon a pitch-
fork at the Southern Stock wards.
Thursday, where he Is employed In
caring for horses. Clinard sustained
a deep wound in his intestines. which
were punetnred In one ar I've places,
His condition Is regarded as serious
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-16
Mrs. Maria Mnsselman.

Fredericksburg. Va. Jan. f5.~-Mrs.
Maria Musseinan. a well-known wo-
man of Stafford County, died Mt her
home Wednesday night at the age OF
cighty-siX years.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-16
Mrs. Agnes WILSON,

The funeral service OF Mrs. Agnes
Wilson. who died Wednesday night
at her home in Beach. Chesterfield
County. were held yesterday AFTER
noon at o'clock from her residence.
interfnent was made in the family
burying ground
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-16
John T. Go<siinr.

John 7. Gooding. nineteen Sears
old. son Of George w. tIooding OF
Baltimore, died yesterday morning at
10 o'clock in the residence of Miss
Sarah Smith. so4 Everett Street. fol-
lowing protracted Illness. The fu-
neral services we're held yesterday
afternoon at o'clock from Decatur
street Methodist Church. Interment
WAS made In Maury Cemetery.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-16
TAN BTII. AGAIN.


aS pii' IN wien ne F'eoes'ep 'h"' We pift a
Jaw we olo our pest io'a> cur lf'eha P'eNs
Jaws ~ oar h@"E. ff'S '''''f ''ppe'fS on inns
page, we fataef expected S"e' Fep'A
me oTls4hai t"A "'i pre"'"''u 'o' tii''elSD'
was as lo''o"s
For family ct mine
SO head TO the Federal government 30
Five times much 10 THE Interest $50
State. county aud municipal on $4,000. Il
- gefa5 &>5a
,r fe1,o4 t,., eo,.. {y ,}i. Ma, ....t.,,. ,t,. 81,
one cnuld not determine e&actN me amount
paid the Federal government as this amount
.....t,.-,,,, wa, .., -
'Aioa Will '""'' '''''i ""'''s '"' "''A'""' CON"
h'"hiN"'io" na'e 'Ne "''0 "7SSi ~" '"at '"iS
sh'ouh' ""s fai' W. p'i"'" o"' t'a' Tue
amount e"''' ''o' &c 80 ''o'''1'''S 'A'" ne
pFss"H' e"''i''l "''"''S' ~ we F't50'"e'
Sas ehe '"s' a 'is' 'i'' Gus "i''"h' Is eS'''
s'osto' y" S'e1ea ~ our oflsh'' reply mat
net y no a.f'ct '7N pan 20 VIC feoefal gov
rived the indirect 34zl,8ou. ana ,thiic they may
se above ~ beiow t00 dollars 'hr amount varies
="
~ 'o''''' 'p'''''S -'' -'''''' "'''"R'' '0'
$50" MA "-' Ps'''7P ''''' 4"' ''N "o''"'
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-16
Mrs. laura Y. F,unshou-cr,

Harrisonburg. Va. Jan i5-~Mr@.
Laura Y. Funk houser. sixty years old.
wife of Jacob II, Funkhouser. a wide
Is known travelling man. died at
Meyers Cave. Augusta County.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-16

Lynchburg, Va. Jan. f5.--Paul p.
Sinnett. aged seventy-eight years.
for many years a residence OF Lynch
burg died Wednesday at the Lynch
burg Hospital. His death was due TO
pIeuro- pneumonla.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-16

Alberta. Va. Jan. i5.--paal rat.
teson Smith, aged fourteen months
infant son of Rev. IL IL. Smith. OF
this place, died Tuesday
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-16

residence at o'clock Saturday after.
noon. Interment will be made In
Greeaiawu Cemetery
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-16
Rufus Hall.

Hampton. Va. Jan. p.-~ itutG~ =.
Hail. head Of TIE undertaking firm
of II, c. Hall 4 Son. and for twenty
years a widely known business man
Of Hampton. died IN the home Of his
son Charles Wesley Hail, in Norfolk,
yesterday morning al 1890 o'clock
Mr. Han had been in declining health
for several years. For the past Gig nj
months ne had been with his daugsi :
ter in Nansemond County. A few
weeks ago he came to Norfolk and 1t
was his intention TO return here with
In a short while. Brghts disease was
the cause of death Mr.. Hall was born
in Nansemond County seventy three
years ago He served ms soldier In
t'1e Confederate army and was recog-
nized AS one Of the bravest and best
81 ldiers that answered the call from
NaDsemond. He came from a family
Of undeTtakers. his grandfather and
father having been in the business,
Mr.. Hall came TO Hampton twenty
three years ago and started in husi-
ness here, which he built up and later
/ took in his son. Arthur e. Hall, as a
partner.
Mr. Hall was a steward in the First
/ Methodist Church and n man of the
strictest integrity. He was an honor
airy member of the Junior Order
United American Mechanics
I He is survived by his widow and
the following children; w II, Hall,
I Of Norfolk Mrs j. q, Cutchin. OF
Nansemond County. Charles Wesley
Hail. of Norfolk; and Arthur r.. Hail,
of this city.
4 The body was taken ia Nansemond
1 from Norfolk rlis morning at 9 o'clock
! for burial in the family lot
MIR Hail WIS 81 member Of r. e.
4 Lee Camp, M. 3. Confederate Vet
Grams. Of this city
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-16

Governor Blease says he resigned because his
work done" Correct-the penitentiary was
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-16

newport News Va. Ian To Mrs
Cordelia Elizabeth Fraser, fifty-three
years old. the wife OF Taylor Fraser
died in her home III la Sale Avenue
yesterday morning AT 3.20 o'clock
She had been i'll several months with
tuberculosis. Mrs, Fraser was Il mem
Der of the Memorial Baptist churda
and was a woman Of many beautiful
traits of character She Is survived
rs her husband and the following
children; Mrs &. NJ S0uthali Miss
Lorraine Fraser, Miss Marion Fraser
and Taylor Fraser, jr.
The funeral will lee conducted from
the Memorial Baptist Church sunday
afternoon at 3 O'Clock and viii be in
charge Of Rev ] r Haley.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-16

For q Yafull% 81 N1Hf
SO head 10 the Federal COVE rnmeAf. 80
Five times a much 10 The Interest $50
State. comfy aud municipal on $4,000 H.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-16

for ms
"a When
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everything somehow ieci
b or pay n ye 70 M .
5 the
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-15
Gin omemeS Sort.
(iSort{ebuna bon Seite IL

Dort1eBung bon Sette IL
in 2ebenmitteln at er3ielen. Dieie
8ebanolung Ser Meutralitatsfrage
iolte INN 10 geredtfertigter eridei-
men, als Ole Ser. gtaaten ielbit tie IN
6ieiem Gimme gegen Merito gebano-
babt baben. @emab elmer bon einem
aongreBabegor6neten gemadten st.
flar11ng bat Brdiioent @ilion am a.
5ebruar 1914 Dor benz 4omitee fir
ausldn6ii9e 8e5iebungen BET @ele-
genbeit Ser Mufbebung bes Gmbar-
gos aa1f 8affenlieferung nod Mferito
f%olgen6es geiogt: ~@ir iolten fir
edte MeutrolitGt eintreten nn6 Die
Sen Sal umgeben6en nm1tanoe be-
riidii@tigen. @r ite0te li6 in 6ieiem
5alle auf 6en Stan6punft, 6ab, %
@arran5a feline @dfen CUR 8erfiig1ng
batte, pabreno &uerta tie babe nrr6
in Ser Gage iei, 6ieies Material ein<
5ufiibren> es Ole Gfli6t Der Ser.
Staoten lei, lie (0arran3a uno &ners
ta) gleidmaBig 5u bebanoeln, tpenr
cine edte Neutralitat uno nidt le-
ligli6 cine NentrolitGt o1f DEM So
pier befolgt per6en lolle. 0ieie Mltf=
faiiung 6es mabren 8egriffes bon
N%fentralitat miir6e> tpenn anf Ben jeti>
gen SAT- angepan6t, 81 einem gm-
barge auf @affen fiibren.
9entidlano entgegenfommenS.
8e3iiglid Ser an Deutldlan6 ge=
iibten &ritif, 6oB 6asiel6e in frube,
rem &riegen Die glei9e @altung mie
jebt Die Ser. gtaaten eingenommen
batte> miro a1f 6ie Mntobiograpbie
bon 9l11oretp g. @bite, oem an1erifa=
niihen @otihafter in Berlin mabreno
oes Observation-Disclosures arieges,
b~ingemieler 0uri11 beibt es, tbm lei
6amals beridtet mor6en, 6aB ELM
lpaniihes sdiff int @omburg liege,
oos mobrideinli6 @affen fir &uba
an 9or6 babe. gr, @bite, babe iih
iofort nit oem a%1tspartigen slmt in
Berlin in Ge%rbin6ung gelebt un6
6urhgeiett, oaB 6as betreffen6e
Sdiff an Ser el6emiin6ung oneebal-
ten un6 u1teriudt ipur6e. @err
8bite iagt Damn mortlid: u3ie oel1ts
i6e @egterung batte leidt iagen fon>
men, oie an1erifaniide &egierung bo,
be ii6 I'M al(gemeinen als i'm @egen>
iot 5a elmer iolden 8elaitigung oes
Sanoels nit fleinen @affen itebeno
ge5eigt un6 erflart, oaB lie nidt Der
pflidtet lei, Sdiffe al1f @affen bin
51 unteriuden, 6aB 6ies pielmebr
8flidt Ser geger sic Senol,ng Yro-
teit erbeben6en Mation iei."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-15
.elomari@au bom Sin:
oemtur9 1t1to Die rui:
ni6em @aHe,t.

9fl1Blal16 iiebt nit &ieieni9ritten
Sen 3eitpunft b%eranfommen, uo ibm
oaS &'riegsmoterial gan5lt6 ausge=
fen miro. Die 8erluite an @ei4iiben
un6 @e1pebren itn6 nt6t at erieben,
nn6 altb nit 6em MuritionseriaB
ioa eS sdmiertgfeiten boben. nn6
oiei Ter l1mltal10 in @erbin6ung NIT
oem Sffi5iers1nangel m1B ii@ lie ldn+
ger oeito mebr fiiblbar ma6ert. Dte
idtpa@ite Seite 6es ruiiiiden Seeres
lit obne 3meifel iein iebr geringtper-
tbtgeS Sffi5ierforpS. Sour sic Diff
5iere Ser @ar0e ltan6en 5u 8eginn
oeS &rieges muf elmer antdbern6
abn1i6en 8il6ungsitufe tpie sic ser
oeuti&en ODER 0iterrei@iiden Mrmee,
Ole iibrigen 0ffi5iere laiien na@ 8iI-
ou11g un6 @barafter iebr biel 5u tpiin>
i6en iibrig. sic gebn ibren unter=
gebene1 Elm idlebtes @eiipiel un6
iin6 6ar1m nidt I'M Star6e, cine
ltrenge 3udt aufredt gu erbalten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-15

seit adt Monaten .lieit er ie6en
Nforgen oieielben @eidi6ten. 8or Ell
mem balben Sabre id)on bat man linn
per1tdert, bob sic 9euti9en in b06=
items orei 8od)en outs 8elgien un6
5ranfret6 geporfen uro feline gelieb-
ten ~MlteS" an @bein iteben mir
Sen. l1n3abligema1e fat man linn
oas mieorbolt, ober einerlei, tpie oft
man tbn angelogen bot, immer bon
neltem faqt er auf Sen Sdminoel ber=
ein. So bot nra11 ibm bon oen Sic
gen Ser &11iien er5dblt, bon Sen &el-
0entbate1 Der alliierten SIotte an 6e11
0aroanellet, 10 fat cine 2iige 6ie ar1-
oere geiogt, aber SEN &0blergIal1be11
oieies Mrn1en i'm @eilte bat es nibt
eri6iittert.
GaS lift Ser Sppus oeS 3ubilfums,
cuff oaS ste I'M Dienite @ngIanos fte-
benoe oel1tidfeino1ide Hreiie ipefl1=
liert nno oil 6as 8ilp 5un6aD iid)
menoet. Dime oieies @ubIiffum tpiir=
SEN tie belize nidt eriiten5fabig fem.
SiQD SUNDAY miiBte itd nad ebr=
lider Mrbeit unieben, un6 sic Hreile
miiBte enttpeoer an6ere @ege geben
ooer aber ie tpiir6e r%isfieren, bonn
nnmillem Ser @epolferatrg meggefegt
SIT meroen. Se6es @olf bat a1td
oie TreHe un6 6ie Hre6iger> sic es
beroient, 1n6 tpo ELM 8iup S1tn6op
ltd) sic Safden fiiuen 1tn6 cine Hreiz
ie eriitieren fann, sic ibm geiites=
pertpan6t lit, 90 m11B etpas ni6t
in Sron1ng fem, 90 miiiien in peiten
areiien 6es &1tbIifums sic Non6era-
bilien feblen obne sic geinn6es fitt=
lideS un6 notionoles @e6eibe11 nibt
m0gli6 lit. 1as umerifamide @olf
bat ale @eronlal1nng, bier einma1
griin6li6 nad 6em &e9tet1 5u ie=
ben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-15
@eimatbsfldn9e.

Ser Meoaftion 6es uMor6ltern"
ging obermals Elm 8rief unter'm so
tum oes IS. Mdr5 1916 aus Miin-
lter in @e 1tfalen folgenben SnbaltS
gu:
W2it gergniigen los t6 SIRE lebten
3eitungen nn6 tbeile Damn immer Ell
niges bieiigen 8lattern init. BUR 3eit
BIN i9 bier int &lemens=@oipital IN
ar5tlider 8ebanolung, ga t9 bon
Jranfreih 5uriidgefebrt bin, mei1
meine Gerlebungen no6 ni6t ORIENT
lih a%uSgebeilt maren. @ier inn So
ipital mer6en MIR Spl6aten BON &Ge=
men5i6meltern etfrig gepflegt. Diele,
Die lonlt auBer ibrem 9eruf a1s &ran=
fen1dmeltern feline Snterelien baben,
lailen li6 gerre bon Sen &riegern err
5ablen un6 frel1en it6, menn mir tie
iiber 6ie iepeilige Sage unterridten.
60 lit in 0eutiblan6 ales NIT 9eib
unb 5eele betm &riege. Se6er fiiblt
iid perpflibtet> oud feline Opfer gu
brtngen, oem Sober bm BEN felten
@lauben, 6aB mir 6ur6 al(gemeines
eifrigeS Streben nn6 Streiten 1iber
nnier 3tel erret6en.
Oie 8rotbertbeilung tit augenblid=
li9 1agesgeipra6. Grit bat man er>
0rtern b0ren, Oh eS mobl rei9t, nn6
ma11d5er Man1t bat befurdtet, es miir=
6e fir i'm fnapper, 6o6 Die @rfab-
rurg 5eigt> es langt gar3 gut. 1n6
1perm es ni6t rei6en tpiir6e, Damn
miir6e Elm @etteifer entiteben, init
m0glidit gertngen 8rotmengen a1S=
5ufommen. Gie 6eutiden Mustm1id
Gertp11n6eten bat mani ont Sage nad
8or6eaur gebradt, Damn nadtS pie=
Ser etngelaoen un6 an6ern SageS tpie'
ser 6ur6 8oroemnr gefIbrt. 8etoe
Mole gab Ste @egterung an, es ieien
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&tnrei1eno nerod1ti9.

M1s ser 1ebte @ongreB @errn @i1.
ion ermddtigte> je6em 9diff 6os
MIR per6adtig id)ien, bl1rd) @eriors
gl1ng zines &riegsidiffes Der frieg-
%fiibreroen Md6te uniere Meutralitdt
81 berletert, Sic Musfabrt 51 bertpei.
germ uro es in Citrate 5u nebmer,
%itiir5te iid ser Offer u%nierer 8eam-
ten a1f iammtlide 6eutiden @diffe,
6ie in ltnieren @afet ltegen. Se6es
beutide sdiff NOR bemna9 binrei-
den6 peroddtig. @eil es ettpa it,
genotpie Defenders gebeimniBpolIe
@erbinoungen nit 6em 2anoe unter-
bielt? Mei1t, tpei1 es eben 6eutid tpar.
&unoerte engliider shiffe Iagen u11b
lieeen in unieren @dfen. l1nmitteI=
bar Dor I'M erer &iiite liegen engIiide
&riegsidiffe> mdbreno sic oeutiden
irgen6mo in Ser Mor6iee ite6en. Mber
sic engliiden S6tffe maren nidt Der
6d9tig.
ginige 3eit nad] bem Grlah oes
@1ts fl1brperbotredtes, SOS mir ia
idon geniigeno darafterifiert bober,
beroffentlidte sic engliide Greiie Ell
ne @erfiig1tng Ser engIiiden @egie,
RING, tponad 6ie briti1den &riegs-
ihiffe in 311funft meoer @oblen nod,
Nrobiant aus n%el1tralen od11lhern neb-
n1en tpiiroen, ielblt niht einnraI in
Sen erlal1bten Mengen, 1um nidt Sic
l1eutralen Staaten in gerIegcnteit GIT
hringen. 8em Sic britifden Sdiffe
Ser ginfolt ooer Ser ipefltlatipen
0iplomate11id laiue unieres Grdiioen-
ten Bis 6abin nidt binreidcr1o per-
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