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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1915-02-04
THE ADMINISTRATIONS APPEAL
TO BUSINESS JUDGMENT

In his remarks before the American
Electric Railway Association the
President said: therefore we have
got to trade not only on our eff
"ciency, not only on the service that
I'VE render, but on the confidence
that we cultivate" What confidence
is the Administration cultivating
among the men of business to whom
his remarks were addressed, although
not within sound of his voice? The
Treasury now has deficit of $SS,0O0,-
900, and the Secretary Of the Treasury
tells the country that it is matter of
no present consequence: old or new
taxes will take care of the debt on
current account. The reliance upon
the income tax, tax which particu-
larly reflects such depression as is adj
mitted by the Post Office Department.
No precise statement of the Post Of
fees deficit is procurable, but it is said
to be millions" To that should be
added the millions which ought to be
paid for services which the Post Of
fee acquisitions from the railroads on
a contract which the Congress makes
without negotiations with those who
do the work. If the Post Office and
Treasury are in this condition what
confidence can the country feel in the
Presidents assurance that times are
not so bad as business men think The
Post Offices official statement specific |
ally says that its troubles are due to
the troubles Of business.
With sentiment in this dubious state
the President presses his Shipping bill
upon the country contrary to author
itative expressions Of the large bust
ness interests of the country, and it
is supported in Congress by argu-
nents affronting to commercial intel
igence. In an official report favor
ng the project two Secretaries pre-
sent an exhibit that almost the
whole sum, s532,l10,000, would be
paid to foreign steamship owners,
and would have an important bearing
upon our foreign trade balances; it
might, in fact, turn those balances
against u.s." The extent TO which
he Government shipping line would
essen that calamity can be figured,
,ut il is not worth while to take the
.rouble. Even before this official mis-
representation was made it was point
ID out that the farmers sell their
wheat on their farms, oftentimes, and
Usually on some neighboring ex-
hange. The chief grain markets are
lear the center Of the continent, where
reight is not calculated, still less paid.
The decorous Journal Of Commerce
oses its temper over the incident, and
avs that the joint report Of the two
is "too idiotic for serious Q
ommentT
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1915-02-04
500 REWARD 500

The readers OF this paper will BE- pleased
70 learn that there IL at least one dreaded
disease that science has been able to cure In
ali ITS stages, aud thai 10 Catarrh. Halls
CatArrh Cure 10 the only positive cure now
known 10 the medical fraternity. Catarrh
being . constitutional disease. requires a
constitutional treatment. Haila Cstarrh
Cure 10 iakcu Internally. acting directly
upon the blood and mucous surfaces Of the
system. thereby d.siroyirs the foundation
81 the disease. and givins the patient
strength by building up the constitution
end assisting nature In doing IL work. The
proprietors have 20 much faith Ia its curh-
live powers that they ofSer One Hundred
Dollars for any case thai IL falls TO cure.
send for lisi of testimonials.
Address v. J. CHENEY A Co, Toledo, O.
Boid by ali Druggists, r6c.
Tnke HAlis Family Pills for constipation
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1915-02-04

The Journal hopes that the wisdom
ard virtue Of the State. now in ses-
sion at Montpelier, will see The wis
dom Of accepting the offer OF Hon.
Tie dore N. Vaij of his Speedwell
la; ms property a, school for educat-
ins boys in the agricultural pursuits.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1915-02-04

day evening at Mr.. Loren Whitney's.
Subject, "A Great Man" Next week
the prayer meeting will be at Mar
Gus Waters, and the subject will be
Peters Fall"
A peculiar revival has been going
on during the month Of January.
There have been no extra meetings,
but in the cottage prayer meetings q
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1915-02-04

score or two have taken their stand
for Christ and openly testified for
Him. Last Sunday was decision Sun
day In good sized congregation in
the morning early every one mani
tested their decision to live the Chris
tan life. In the Sunday school and in
the evening meeting the decision was
unanimous.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1915-02-04
PERU
Congregational Church Notes

Rev. Stephen s. Wood, pastor.
Morning service at ii o'clock. Ser
mon, Abraham Lncoln," the first il
a series on "The Men Who Move the
World"
Sunday school at the close Of the
morning service.
Christian Endeavor at 7:30 in the
evening. Subject, christian Endeav-
or That Counts Leader, Deacon Eu-
gene Simonds. 1t is christian En-
deavor Day Four new members are
TO be elected.
The Ladies Aid Society meets this
week at Mrs. Crossman's on Tuesday
afternoon.
Cottage prayer meeting on Wednes-
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1915-02-04

This Is opinion only The repeats
statements that other than bclligei
j ents' vessels are available are not
! accordance with the facts on any seal
worth the Governments action. As
, matter Of international law Frenc
, and British ships are just and undo
: sireable purchases az German or Aus
. trian. German cruisers like the karls
ruhe would capture French or BIRTHS
ships masquerading under the Ameri
can flag as quickly as the British war
ships would if they had the opportun
ity. But England has declared tina
the sale Of British ships in war tim
| is forbidden. and France has none (,
spare. No doubt there are vessels il
the world TO be bought by the Govern
ment, but II could get them only b,
Overlooking private buyers. and coulc
use them only by undertaking in tht
freight market. II the Government,
could provide cheap freights in tina,
manner it would be a costly bargain,
whether or not il was within the Gov
ernment's rights" A right is some
thing which can. be waived at dis
erection, not something which must be
exercised contrary to common sense.
That these things are SO in the
opinion of business men appears from
the formal condemnation Of the rro-
posal by such reputable bodies as the
Merchants Association and the Cham
Der Of Commerce Of this city. They
disapprove on argument and theory.
The Boston Maritime Agency 'lissents
on the statement of fact, explicitly
contradicting the assertions in sup
port of the bill. Those who support
it are more few than fit, and their
chief reliance is that the bill ought to
be passed because the interests" OPP
pose it. 1t may be that there are in
terests supporting it, but the argu-
ment from improved motives is both
and unnecessary. Secretary
Bryan said yesterday in formal
statement chat the authority confer
red upon the President and those who
will be associated with him in the
matter will be exercised properly, and
with due regard to the nations
welfare" How can such thing be
assumed of gentlemen capable of put
ing forward such measure? If it
Ne conceded that their intentions are
Ill that they ought to be, and doubt
ess are, how can it be thought right
o intrust them with discretion wild
r than the Cars, all laws on the sub
ect being repealed specifically for
hat express purpose? Congress
'ashed it's hands of the railway rate :
uestion by turning it over to COM
Mission, and after nearly 30 years it is
cen that it is necessary to control the
Can it be wished that the
cean freights shall be thrown into
milar confusion of the standards and II
rinciples by which the Government
BARD shall be guided /? The President
ay as well take friendly warning 1il
lat it makes no difference what the |
,litical effect Of the bill may be, nor
neither it is defeated or passed. He |
its in jeopardy the confidence of the \
ny class to which he is appealing. II
is impossible without the
nfidence of business men, and conf
nee is seriously shaken both by the
Il itself and the stubbornness with
lich it is pressed without nonpolitical
pport worthy the name.-New York
mes. ~ ~ hl
1l4il.4--l4a---t--t4-----
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1915-02-04
REGULATING YER
MONT NEWSPAPERS

The public statutes Of Vermont seer
TO give all the remedy that is needle
for such cases as nigh. be supposed /
fall under the scope of Senator Max /
Powell's bill 10 hold a ,lub over tn
newspapers. Indeed, the proposed Law
would add little to the present rega
lation of the conduct of newspaper
other than TO make I possible to nal
and harass the newspapers beyond
reason. So The Times hopes the bill
will be withdrawn or that it will be
refused passage.
At the same time II is to be hoped
that one good result Of the presenta-
ton Of the measure by Senator Powell
will eventuate in the retirement of
anonymous writers in the newspapers.
For their own protection, the news
papers of Vermont, almost without ex-
eeption, refuse to publish those COM
munications which crowd in upon them
from persons who are not courageous
and sensible enough to sign their
names to epistles; and they attempt
to discourage the practice of present.
ing communications whose writer's are
known to the editors but whose iden-
tity is cloaked under nom de plume
In the papers. In the former effort
they have, of course, been successful,
because it lies in the power of the
publishers and editors to refuse the
halfway anonymous communications,
and in the latter effort they are meet
ing with fair degree of success by
educating the public to the under
standing that communication carry
ing mere nom de plume is weaken
ed immeasurably thereby. More and
more the practice has been growing to
come out frankly and man-fashion and
sign ones name to communication.
To foster the growth of such a prac- /
tice, some newspapers refuse aboslut-
ely to publish communications unless
the letters bear the names of the writ
ers to appear in print along with the
letters; and, admittedly, that is the
best course to pursue in general and
would be taken up by all newspapers
were it not for the fact that there are
some rare instances in which the best
good of all might be maintained to
better advantage by Withholding the
names Of the writers from the public
although known TO the editors or pub
fishers. To adopt hard and fast rule
that communications shall be barred
unless the writer's names are TO APP
pear in wrint works hardship in
those spacial instances, causing the
Of newspaper men to reject ..
that rule in favor Of the requirement
that the identity Of all letter writer's
must be known TO the editors or pub
fishers in any event Meanwhile, the ,
public is coming TO a realization, of /.
Ia own accord. that the nom de plume :
ettcr is far from attaining its high :
st degree of effectiveness. Possibly :,
he stirring up which Senator Pow
Ills bill gives will prove a good :.
agency in spreading that conviction, :,
lside from the moral issue involved
Barre Times.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1915-02-04

Guess old Mr.. Grounding failed to
connect with his shadow on Candlemas
Day. Don't commence 10 make your
garden yet, however, as there will
probably be spell Of weather before
March meeting
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1915-02-04
NOTICE
To Our Advertisers

In order 10 insure their being .ade,
I'll changes for advertising must be In
hand not later than Monday night Of
NE current week. II Is our desire TO
sssist our advertisers in every way
Ds@sibie, but they must do their share
ssA have their changes in on above
day.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1915-02-04
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Hatching eggs. Single
comb White Leghorn, during January
$500 per 100. Cockerels $3.50 up.
Booking orders for day old. chicks.
Custom Matching. Mettowee Farms,
Sheldon & Harrington, Dorset. Vt.
39-tf
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-05-07

NJ meint Mpnmoutb, flingt 6eute
iden Obren better nls britii4en.
N bas lit Niser, Den fi9 Die Seuts
i9en ausiudten, I'm ben @ngldns
bern i'm Safen gu Seisen, tpie's ses
ma6t pirb.
o ftebt fir Oitsnbe. bas 9apOs
leon bic 9iitple fir gnslanb nunnte
unb @orii6t, bite! = Die pis
ftOle lift selaben nit oeuti9er Muniz
tion.
p = peaaius unb PATHFINDER. !.
&~leinigteiten, nit benen ii6 Die beuts
I9e 5lotts 10 nebenbei absiebt.
@ bebeutet Quatfdfopp Oiebe unter
6 = gbur6iD; lam audi ,ause,t Of
TIE Sea" beiben, aber oas lit audi
Auatf9.
r beibt Ratten - unb duf bic
1T SirpiB gang Defenders itola unb
nit Redt.
S ftebt fir Sunbrinsbam, tpo Der
Sing iid senau 70 ipobl fihlt pie In
2pnbrn (Iiebe unter 81.
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Elm asBscssterz.

L.-..t..
Cine h66ii selunsene 3uiammens
fiellung i'll Elm G-8-Gs Gders, ben
man briiben burh Den Namen .Sirs
pibs 6arafteriiiert bot. SO
bat BARN jeber 8uhitabe feline beiolis
here 9ebeutun9.
A teoeutet 4ubdeious, Mmpbipn,
aboutir - Ole gnelGnber miiHen es
Dem @roBaomiral BON sirpib gu
0ant pifen, baB er lie BON oieien
brei S9iffsn befreit bat. bsnn lie ipas
rem tells obiplet, tells (bis aubocious)
10 unperpiiftli9. bob mon bic 3erit6s
rlns bis 6eute Md nidt pffi3iea sus
sessben but.
B ftebt fir 8ulpart nnb 8uufin9;
ba lie lie perlor.n baben, Iin6 ie
ben Gnsldnbern ni9t Der aeoe inert.
G greTp, bic benz @eooinsen
elm 9rittel bes Giiernen 3reuses err
fter alafie einsebro9t bat. &Dnnte
aud rGburdiI" beiben. (Giebe urs
ter a.
d has tit doom; s6sn1aIs elm britt
fder SorpeopseritDrer, iebt bur9 siie
tige @ermittlung Der bsutf1en Slotte
unterfeeboot e.. .. Der Meeriung=
frauen).
E sleidbebeutenb nit 6 15; friber
britifdes unterieebopt, iebt oessleis
den a. .. - unten lit es, aber NIT
Dem Scdfommen bat es feline S9fpies
risfeiten.
F bebeutet formidable; Der beut>
fde Reuiabrssrub fir England.
G mar bic @pob Sope, bic eng
lanos 5lotte fir INNER perlaFen
bat.
Fl Sapt, Sogue. Sermes = lie
BADEN in ben beutiden sorpebos Elm
50" gefunoen, troboem gar feins
brinne lit.
| itebt fir SriI6 Sea unb Sirpis
Itebt fir niGta, mas neutrdlen S9ifs
fen in Der SriF6 sc, paifieren tonn.
X bos beoeutet 8rupp unb &iel -
5tpet Glemente innig ge1e1t.
L = 2pnbcn, bds 53iel auf's I'M
nieite gu fpiinIden unb Elm 3iel, bas
i'm gerei6 Der 5irpibfden WDsli4s
feiten liedt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-05-07

Mitten i'm bsutiGen Weltfriege III
er bobinsegonaen, Der MoIsr bes
Rrieges BON 1S70-71. 0snn ic
bari uno muB man antun b. @srnet
nennen, ipie man audi iiber feline
iiinftlsriihsn 2%eiftuneen i'm ibrieen
hentsn unb u~rteilen mag. SeIbft,
mas mon als feline S6pdten arsus
fsbsn pflegt, feline biz on bic 9renssn
Der Ridternbeit sebenbe Wabrbaf.
tistsit, bic ni6t INNER BON pebans
teri. ii6 freibielt: IsIbit bas iommt
feinen 8iloern aus BEN ariess BON
1901 susute, beif.n ftraff>milis
tdriiden. preuBii9en 9eift er trsfs
i.nb Kindergarten bat. Nie tr Der
Maler bieies arieses gsporben 1T,
bas hat er in ieinsm grinnerungss
bide esfhilbsrt, bas unt.r benz SiteI
.grlsbniffs unb Ginbriide" i'm Sabre
1918 Bel grnf 5issfrisb Mittler C
gobn in Berlin .rifienen 1T. limb
atiftppll tat er feline grlebniife s.s
!4ilbert, benz anton b. Wernsr mar
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Siubenbnrs als 8emiemjGser.

Gus Salaburs pirb sef9risben:
SO oiirfte penigen Sal5burgern,
aber mod bel peniser Der anbern
Seffentlidteit b.tannt iein, bob Der
@eneralfelbmarl6all bon .Sinbenburg
fi6 Dor ariegsausbru9 beinabe alls
jdbrli9 ldnsere 3eit in ben ial3bur.
giiden 8ebireen als SasDsait bes
8rofen 9oditebt, beifen Sogbf9lDf.
Ier ii4 i'm 5dnnensebirge befinben,
aufbielt unb Bel ben SGsern als ebens
10 eifriaer tpis gutter Sdiibe betonnt
mar. Seine .aieblinsspirf9" mar
bic ouf @emfen, bon bener Iid in
benz p%orgenonnten 9ebiete iebr f91ns
GrempIdre befinoen. Sd batte bic
9slesenbeit, einen Saser gu fpreden,
Der fid sesenpdrtis in einem bieiigen
Spitale befinbet unb Der ben nuns
mebr 10 beriibmt seporbenen General
oft auf ieinen giri6sansen i'm sdne
nengebirge besle:tete.
Wein @etpGbtsmann eraGbIt mir
u. a.. folsenbes: sd babe bereits
piele 8ilber nes @eneralfelbmarf1alfs
sefeben, aber lie unterfdeiben fid
pielfad bon benz fpirfliden ausfeben
bisies sroBen Mannes. Gs mag iein,
baB bic Uniform fem Meuberes bers
Gnbert bat, aber in Der Sdsertradt,
IN Der id Jpn gu feben oft @elesen>
belt batte, tonnte id muir INNER ben
Ginbrld zines e1ten Weibmannes aes
!pinnen. Ridts Sinferes, alisu
.MnrtialHdes" I'm 8lide, Tpnbern
eber etpas Seiteres unb @emiitlides,
tpie iiberbaupt oas eanSe Wefen bies
sies Mannes auf mid unb ieben, Der
9elegenbeit bate, i'm ndber fennen
81 lernen, etipos, i9 mO1te iaaen
9ertbigenbes bat. Rie babe it ipdbs
ienb meines laneidbrieen 0ienfes
.als Sdser geIegsnbeit eebobt, einen
ausbauernberen Meibmann su be-
sleiten, als General Sinbenbura.
9ein Steis mar inn su fdfpierig,
fem Bes 81 melt. 8ebor nidt Der
quite Stanb errei9t mar, sob's ar6
tein Radseben, unb Der Grfals mar
nif ftsts fider. Mit fpIben Saabs
btrren pirfden gu seben. TT Elm tuab<
req 0ersniisen, rnb ipenn Der Hin
leHbe 2obnA ousbfiebs. Wer 6ias.
nenburs als Sdsst isnnt, Der midi
audi bab sr aIs @tratese fsine Muss
bauer betpdbren tpirb, nm bur6subaI,
ten, BIG Der snbsiItist Giea Ser ae,
msiniamsi Maffen errunosn fem
iDirb.
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,,Mein 9er5 mar
iebr i1liulm"

@enn fidl Elm @er5ieihen ner
ihlimuert, geben niclc Seite ibrs
Soffmtig aui. Sattc 2ciuis Stai.
forb 10 getan, 10 ware er tpabr-
ifleinlidl ieet IN icinem @rabe.
Gem Ser5 mlrbe 10 idlpndb boB oeg
gr5t ibm befabI, ms 8ett gu aeben,
ltnb iagtc i6m, onB ipent CT iidb niei
beipege, fonne er iogleid) tot bin
fallen. Staiforb bottc bon 2ertei
geleien, Ole ourdI Or. Miles' Scarf
&emebp gebeilt morOen marerl, rnb
er entihloB iid), es 5u periuhen.
Sier III iein eigenes freiminiees
3euanis bonn erlonaten MeilItat:
.9r. gaiIss'. Ssart Remsbp Bat mir 10 bieI ee,
bpIfsit. bab th Se6eyHinnr babon srsdbIeu mbdbs
e. Gein 6era mar 10 inIir1rn. BOB Der Nrst mid
IT, gsit nsrcrsnsts. Sr eIantte; SaB t4 ME
GnnenbIid tot nieberfalsn mSse. SO sntIies ben
nrBmsn. RaGsenu 10 eiIias gfaiben s.TtrauSst
s ssatt s. sasiss 10 tn s ,inS sI sss ss, si.. . s',S ;S,. II:
stsIss isatssn' ID ben gan,;I Sas I'm 9.lSs ss.
'pAa' 'a'"' a.a. & sasa atlaSS. 81.
Sfpade Ser5en iino bGufieer az
finben als fffpade Mdeeil 2ungen,
&neen, Riiden ODER 9ieren. 60 oft
SIR Ser5 nidt idIaet, piro SIR
2eben perfiir5t. Sn Ben erIten SIN.
fGngen fam S~erafranfbeit Ieidt ee.
Iinoert mer6en; aber Sic $ilfe miro
ie6en S9a idmieriger, menn man
bic g%ebdnolune binausftiebt.
9r. Nitles' Seart Remebg tptrb bpn
allen Mputbefern perfauft u. ~saranttert.
MILES MEDICAL CO., Eikhart, indiana.
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pcrTDnlid nidts fpeniger als troden.
psbantif9 unb idDsrfdIlig er
mar cine feinsliebrise Grideinuns
BON betpssliden 8eii4tsSiisen nnb
betpesliher Rebe, Der gar lebboft unb
eeiftbpn gu p!aubsrn peritanb.
Werner bottle bon &eil aus einen
auftrns erbaIten, rMp!tte Dor 9ae
ris" 3u malen, unb Inn bic Stubien
III biefem Bib. gu MAIDEN. besab er
f6 i'm Sttober 1870 mad @erIaiIles.
Da ipar nun Der iuns.. bamals erft
febenunb5tpansisidbrise Maler NIT
Ten in bas srube Sreiben Der 5dupt<
quartiere bineinseraten, no Is auf
Sdritt unb sritt 8ebeuienbes unb
Sntereiiantes gu feben sab. am A.
Robember mar .r gum 6riibftiid beim
aronprinSsr in Der giEla .2es Smz
brages4 selaben, unb bier fab CT gum
srften Mals bieIen 5iiriten, benz sr
3eit ieines aebens in iisffter aiebe
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Aus Antntt untt mprnrrH
ArtRgaRrtnnrrnttgPn

unb @erebruns trsll geblieben 1T, fab
i'm in Der S6Dnheit Teinsr trait
pollen, mdnnli4 bpben Sisgfrieose>
Itdlt nit Dem tiefgebrdunten @efi6t
unb bsm spIbblonpen 8ollbart". Ser
aronprin3 smpfina ben &iinitler auf
ros liebenspirbisite. fprad ibm BON
feinsn friibersn, Inn b.tonnten gH.
bern uns fragts nod ieinsn j.sigen
Grbeit.n. Derner mar angenebm
iberroidt iiber ben ridden i~opiolen
5on, Der in Der militdri9en Safels
runbe berrifte. lleberrafht mar #
auh, ais sr ipeniee Gage baralf gum
srfttu Malt Woltte, ben !Selben feiz
nes iperpenoen 8ilbes. in nddter
RGbe fab. r9a madte er mir, als
ct in itinsr feinen. gerGuf6lofsn
Msiie sintrat, nit liebenspiirbigem
9dnbebrud mid besriiBenb. bod eli
ner gang anosren Ginbrud, als alle
photographer, bic i9 bon inn se@
febsn battle, ab.r teinssfalls ben zines
S6ulmsiItsrs, fpno.rn bur4aus ben
zines bornebmsn Sffisiers BON Derz
binbIiditen llmsangsformen unb uns
aespunsener Saltuns, unb er bat mir
fpdter in bumorpoller Dsife seflagt.
baB er gar nidt besriffe. tuarlan i'm
bic 2eute burdous gum Sdulmeifter
MAIDEN pollten",
Sn benz tIsinen 4tslier i'm S9Iofs
Re, in benz Der befannte S6lo6ten-
mailer profefior 8leibtreu arbeitete,
fanb nun aud Derner unterfunft,
unb bies atelier purb. ieBt Elm
Stellbidstn fir pielt intereiiante
Serren, 6iirften, Sffi5iere unb Die
%plomnten, bic bomals ni9t gerabe
INNER boil bei6dftist naren. Wer>
ner mubte freili6 piel ins 6rsie bin
aus, nm feline Stubisn al maiden,
fudte au6 MoItte in ieinem Irs
beitssimrnsr auf, Inn Jpn bort gu
5eihnen. Wenn ct Bel Mol.fe al
9aite mar, iib~er5euste er ii6 bapon,
bab Der 5eIb6err bur6aus nidt 10
!apeigiam mar, pie bebauptet tpurbe.
8cim Sriibtiid unterbielt er ii4 iebr
Iebbaft iiber Stunt, bas gerIaiIler
Mufeum, bic franaDffd.n Marf6Glle,
Ssren portrdts bort hingen, unb bic
mir in persona jebt nobl allie in
0euHdlano baben", pis sr lGdelnb
bemeytts. Dor paris mar oamals
betanntlid INNER rni9ts R.ues", es
fling an, l~anepeiIig gu ipsrben, unb
Werner hattie bic 4bii6t, fi9 Der DR.
NEE beg @ros5eraoss bon Medlen,
burg BEL Dreur an5ufdlieben, um
CUR Sront gu tommen. ab.r nit
fiefer abiiht lief er Bel ieinem suten
Jreunbe unb @Dnner, benz @eneral b.
8lumentbal, ab. Der nttportete
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-05-07

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