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Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-12
HELP wANTED--FENALE
FACTORY AND TRADES.
GIRL. to learn hsirdressins. oppenhenn.
nnaFfsaTUra

9lhl, 70 learn hairdressing. Oppenheirn
DOMEsTICs.
THE Servant Girl Problem Solved. The
Bee Will run a Servant Girl Wanted Ad
FREE until you get the desired results
This applies 70 residents Of Omaha South
Omaha and Council Bluffs Bring ad 10
The Bee office or telephone Tyler 1000.
WANTED-Mlddle aged lady for ge. sraI
housework, IN family Douglas t5l2
WANTED-A Rirl for general house.
work to 60 home nights; none but good
girls need apply. POSI- NJ 18th.
WANTED-A competent girl Tor gen
eral housework TO go TO Lincoln; no
washlng good WAGES, Har. eSl.
W MANTED--hxperleneed girl TOR general
housework small family; no washing;
good wages nice room with bath. Nd
dress ssli woolsorth Ave.
NIDDLE-AoEp lady TO help with light
housework and 20 be companion for an
elderly lady: just one in the family. no
wages expected. Web 3is5. HA Grand.
wANTED-An experienced second girl.
Mrs. NJ. g. Colpetzer. 4O2 5. 5sth ST..
Harney a.
wANTED-Good girl for general house
work. IN family of two. IN small home.
Good home 70 right party and good
wages 2s40 Capitol Ave,
1OMPETENT girl TO assist with house
work. Har. 2i0i. 100 $. s6th Ave.
D-Experienced white girI for
general h9useworki small iamhg good
vases washing done Wal go. 514 Cess.
WANTEp-A second glrI, no cooking.
77i, Brsndeis fhester Bldg. Cali Wal. 625.
COLoRED GIRL wishes chambermaia
work or housework. Doug. &l4
WANTED-A girl 70 assist In house
work. NO washing, no cooking, Wal. llIe
ED-Experienced white Girl for
general housework; family Of B; good
wages; references required. Wal. 1919
6llg CaHs.
WANTED-An experienced houeemaid;
no cooking or laundry work, private
family, s. per week Mrs. John l..
Kennedy. Walnut 66.
WANTED Experienced white girl for
general housework where a second maid
IL kept. Omaha references required.
Wages 500. Call Mrs. w. f. Megeath,
Harney 7O22.
WANTED-.-Competen girl for general
los South 36th St
WANTED-Competent floor maid Apply
Clarkson Hospital.
WANTED---Experi maid for general
Laundry Hss"0T Gs s. ssth s.. 81 Gq GSP. 500 SsSS' ~
WANTED-Whlte girl for general house,
LAUNDRY TSaE Y waS sSmS S Das s SGOas r. h st snd no
Two. nice. neat, colored women for
kitchen helpers; steady Job for the
right parties. Apply to Arthur w. Bran
ham, Box 5l6. Ida Grove, La.
w,ANTED-A second girl. S2A Farnam
WANTED-Good giri for general house
work, small family; foreigner preferred.
Red S757. 7l3 n. 10Th st.
WANTED-C Competent giri for general
housework; 9 in family good home to
right party. 2Al s. 10th ST. Tyler 1910
WANTED-At once, young nurse girl TO
take care OF a-year-oid boy; good home
and wages TO right party; no telephone
NJ Goth ST.
WANTED-Giri for general housework,
small family. good wages. 100 s. S6th ST.
WANTnD-A white girl for general
housework 3404 Hawthorne Ave Wal.
7s2
WANTBD-Neat girl for general house
work foraianar pref0Fred SfN n aQd
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-12

AGENTS-Earn 80 weekly Wa wiz show
you how frea. Our latest Il q ''corkeF I"
Write quick. Snyder. Boa sss. ~. Collins.
Colo. %.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-12
SITUATIONS WANTED

W Wh11 EaD
PLAIN cook. oolored woman. Web. 927.
EXPERIENCED colored girl wants work
vtu as ehamoer maid or to do washing.
NAN with Ford car. acquainted with
city, wants delivering on contract or
by day. Walnut lIt7.
as housekeeper: lady
o, With a cnilS OF 81 prefer place In or
4. Endicott. So. Omaha. Neb.. care w.
o. Gabriel, Route T.
SITUATION wanted by cook; Swedish;
good references: wages $40 10 3l2 a
sses; "a ansWer Z. S,,Sy by mail only. A. NJ. Se7
EXPERIENCED colored porter, house
man or butler. wants position. Refer
enees. A; Galloway n7h 6. 18th Ave. Tel
isher wants work; best references.
webster 1H.
MlDDLE-AGED white lady wishes post
ton as housekeeper, In town or out OF
town. O2e Center.
MIDDLE-AGED lady. widow, desires po-
sition as a companion 10 an old lady or
invalid: best city references. Web. lss4.
RESPBcTABLB elderly woman would
IKE a respectable home for the winter
and assist with light work. Am handy
WANTED-City work by married man
indoor work preferred. Can give good
references. Call or write, 2l3 Dewey Ave.
wANTEp-Position BY young. lady ste
nographeri experienced. Colfax Si9.
LADY wishes position as housekeepeE.
WOMAN wishes position as chamber
maid. either in hotel or private family
or as dish washer in restaurant.
MAN with good five-passenger auto,
wants any kind Of proposition that will
pay hvlng expenses, or viii work at any
thing without the car. Make offer please
S-676. Bee.s
POSITION as store clerk. handyman or
helper for hoi day rush. Win consider
any offer from any store. Best of refer
Please Phone Douglas s7Ss. Cail for John
ston.
FIRST class plumber and steamfitter
wishes situation. w Hartman. 1907
Douglas St
Mr.. BUSINESS MAN-what can you
ofter an ambitious young man with a
good education who has $500 70 invest
with his servieesl Address Il 56s. Bee
WANTED by elderly lady of refinement
and no incumbranee position as house,
elderly couple, neat and competent. Ad-
dress A 81 Bee.
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ADVERTIsING NOVELTIES,
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AMATEUR FINISHING.
FILMS developed free n purchased from
Photo Craft shop. ne Bee Bldg. Dept D.
ARCHITECTS.
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Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-12

THE Servant Girl Problem Solved. The
Bee Will run a Servant Girl Wanted Ad
FREE until you get the desired results,
This applies to residents OF Omaha South
Omaha ana Council Bluffs. Bring ad TO
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-12

PILES. FIsTULA CURED.
Or. ~. X. Ierry cures piles fistuIa and
other rectal diseases without Guraicai
operation. Cure guaranteed and no money
paid until cured Write for hook On
rectal diseases with testimonials' DIR
T. r, TARRY. $40 Bee Bldg.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-12
STOVE AND FURNA0E RErAIas

ALL REPAIRs-Water eroats. furnace
Repair Works. l2os-s Douglas 81. Tyler ~
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-12

NtDDLE-AoED lady 70 help with light
housework and TO be companion for an
elderly lady: just one In the family, no
wages expected. Web. 3ls5. Ha Grand.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-12

MEXICAN diamonds, exactly resemble
genuine; same rainbow fire, stand
tests. sell AZ sight. live agents wanted
profits so weekly and up. Write quick
for sample case offer free Mexican uia-
mond Importing Co, Box A, Las Cruces.
N. NJ
ACT quick Automobile gasoline going
up: sell Oaso-Tonie: equals gasoline al
&c gallon; eliminates carbon: dollar
an hour profit; sales guaranteed White
Mfg Co, Dept 10. Cincinnati. o.
AGBNTs-Amazing Invention; IS daily;
i6O per cent profit; new business; no
Competition; WORLDS best home massage
machine: works by vaterpowerf delights
both sexes; write for particulars and
free book ON beauty and health. Address
blackstone Co. ~ Meredith Bldg
Toledo o.
GRAPE juice Chewing Gum. Sell to all
storekeepers, etc; looks aud tastes like
grapes profitable business built up
quickly with this novelty. Write today,
Helmet Gum Co.. Cincinnati o.
AGENTS wANrFD-Men and women
earn $40 daily; new proDosition; lust out
Write for particulars. The John HandO
Co. Finieyviile Pa. Dept. 1. .
FAcTORIFs Ann TRADES.
Drug store snaps. joes Knslst. Bee Bldg.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-12

WANTED-An experienced second girl
Mrs. NJ. c. Colpetzer 4O2 ;. 5sth ST.,
Harney ~.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-12

W MANTED--txpertene girl TOR genera
homework small family; no washing
good wages; nice room with bath. Ad
dress 1911 Woolworth Ave.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-12

WANTED-A competent girl for gen
eral housework 10 go TO Lincoln. nc
washing; good wages. Har. eSl.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-12

WANTED-Middie aged lady for &c sral
housework. IN family Douglas t5i2.
WANTED--A Rirl for general house
work to go home nights none but good
girls need apply 205l N. 18th.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-12
MIsCELLANBOUss

mISCELLANn
woMEN-Become government clerks: SO
month. Write Immediately. Franklin
YOUNG women coming TO Omaha as
women's Christian Association building
at st. Mary's Ave. and 1Tth St., where
they will be directed TO suitable boarding
- res or otherwise assisted. Look fof
our Travellers guide at Union station.
RARE Opportunity; comfortable iiv-
ing; home sewing; plain cloth seams;
any sewing machine; steady; no canvass
ing; no triflers wanted; samples loo; re-
turned II not satisfactory. Home Sewers
Co.. JobbeTs Sewing. Rehoboth. Del.
DO EASY, pleasant ooloring work at
good pay; free sample; particulars Glea-
son Mid-City Sales Corporation, Mid-City
Building, Chicago
EARN $50 weekly, spare time, writing for
newspapers, magazines; exp. unnec.; de-
tails free. Press syndicate, i42. 81. Louis.
Mo-
COMPETENT woman In each town To-
superintend distribution OF our goods
ana premiums; no canvassing; newest
paying proposition for all or spare time.
Trek Jewelry company. Memphis, Tenn.s
LADtES-M0ke shields AZ home. SO per
100; no canvassing required; send
tamped-addressed envelope for particu-
lars Eureka Co.. Dept. i02C, Kalama-
wANTED-Lady with store experiences
nent, profitable connection; easy work in
your home town; double store wages
Melloch Co, a0i Malloch Bldg, Grand
Rapids, Mich,'
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-12

MANTED-An experienced houeemaid; (;
no cooking or laundry work. Private
family. s. per week. Mrs. John l.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-12

WANTBD-Men-W Women, 18 or over, u.
3. government Jobs. so month Steady
work. List OF positions now obtalnable
free. Write Immediately. Franklin In
stitute. Dept. 223K, Rochester, N. Y. .
1 WILL tYpewrte and revise your
scenarios and short stories and advise
Where to sell. Price 81 Model Tipping
Co, Box 994, Indianapolis. Ind.
WANTED-Experien sales people.
ent Brandeis Store.s
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-12

WAHTED-Good girl for general house,
work. In family Of two. IN small home;
Good home 20 right party and good
wages; 2slo Capitol Ave.
l. y. -. n.nInA ..-lAh hniann
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-07
AMERICAN BANKERS
MOBILIZE AT SEATTLE

Seattle. Wash. Sept with the
arrival today of several special trains
approximately one thousand delegates
had come for the forty-second annual
convention Of the American Bankers
Association, whose sessions here this
week. beginning today. will deal with
pressing problems involving the domi-
nant part now being taken by the
United States in world wide finance As
a result of European War conditions.
Other sessions of paramount import
ance, such as the expansion. OF foreign
trade and the workings and results OF
the Federal Reserve Bank system also
will be considered.
Among the late arrivals was william
A. Law. president Of the Bankers As
ISOLATION. with the Philadelphia spe-
cial. thus completing the conventions
executive staff.
Todays program comprised the
meeting of various committees to for
mulate reports for submission 10 the
main sessions Of the convention We'd
resday and Thursday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-07
Due to Oyefwork in Debt Case.

Washington. Sept 6.-Relatives Of
Major Holmes Conrad, the Virginia
lawyer who died Saturday at Win
chester. declare his death was hasten
ed by overwoPk In the Virginia West
Virginia debt case Involving $4,000. -
GOO, which the Supreme Court of the
United States decided in favor of his
clients, the Old debt certificate hold
ers
Major Conrad made this case the
chlef WORK of his declining years.
when the Supreme Govt heard final
arguments in the case last spring Ma
Jor conrad, against the advice Of his
physicians. insisted upon being car
RED into the court room, where from
chair he made the final argument
In the heat of his argument he lea p
ed from his chair number of time
and then dropped back from exhaus-
ton, and when he concluded he had
to be carried from the court room.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-07
BEING A GOOD LOSER.

The heavy loss felt by the Cnesa-
peake and Ohio Railway, and by the
city Of Newport News, following the
fire of Saturday night. will not daunt
the railroad. the city. not its citizens
who suffered loss. knowing that they
are undaunted. the state symparnizes
with them all the more sincerely, for
everybody admires a good loser even
though reeretting his loss.
The philosophy of victory in de-
feat as expressed by kipllng is TO
Meet with triumph and disaster,
And treat those two imposters just
i'le same"
Newport News has been meeting
with many commercial and industrial
triumphs the past year, and now that
the first. and we trust the only, touch
Of disaster has been laid upon her,
there is no question as to how it will
he ma
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-07

their desire for prohibition that will
prohibit.
Mr. Conrad has such experience rs
valuable member of the State Senate.
For twelve years he was Common
monwealth's Attorney of Rockingham
and in that capacity doubtless gained
practical experience in enforcing
laws which Will make him able 10
give valuable advice as to the prac-
teal side of prohibition legislation.
The possibility Of enforcing law
always determines the effectiveness Of
"a statute and the respect in which it
is held by the people.
Rockingham County has had and
has now, many able citizens, but 1t
Is doubtful If in the present situation
she could take any action which would
be OF greater benefit to the State or
more creditable to herself than by the
election of Mr.. George N. Conrad to
the Virginia State Senate.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-07
STATE COMMENT,
Mr.. Conrad's Candidacy.

The great county Of Rockingham, un-
der the law, liz entitled to one mem Der
OF the Senate and two representatives
in the House of Delegates In the Gen
eral Assem- bly,, Mr., George n Conrad,
OF Harrisonburg, has been nominated
by the Democrats for the Senate. while
the House members are to be named
at a primary to he held at some fu-
ture date. We arr not certain that
the Senate nomination has been made,
but be that ii may II is fore
gone conclusion that Mr. Conrad Will
be the nominee of the Democratic par
ty. And it is well that he has been
agreed upon. for he has the ability.
the tact, the energy and every other
necessary qualification that enters into
the making of faithful representative
of the people. 1t Is fitting, too. that
the Rockingham Democrats are to put
forward for the Senate n man who is
IN full sympathy with tn, tremendous
majority given Statewide prohibition
last fall Mr.. Conrad had no small part
In bringing about this result and no
mistake will be made In selecting him
to shape the legislation that is to
make Statewide prohibition effective
after November /. 1916, For twelve
years Mr.. Conrad was the Common
wea1th's attorney In Rockingham Coun-
II THAT nosition he acquitted himself
with credit. But. SAYS some one; What
has that 10 do with his candidacy for
the Senate?' only this, that when a
man succeeds in ono position 1t IL
= pretty good criterion he Will sue
coed in a stili higher position. Two
thousand years ago this precedent was
established when the Savior Increased
the powers Of those who had been
faithful
Mr.. Conrad is a native OF Rocking
ham County, he is known to the people
who suffrage he lis seeking and we are
quite sure that the good people OF
Rockingham viii commission him to go
to Richmond in their behalf The peo~4
pie. no doubt, are satisfied they can
trust Mr.. Conrad In the Senate for
he has. been. true to, @yery trust in,
the past and is as anxious to promote
the welfare Of his people as they arc
themselves. II Is our candid judgment
that the gentleman under discussion
has the making OF statesman. 4 he
is nor already one, and tia. in rhs halls
Of legislation he will take high rank.
will give Es more pleasure
than TO hear on November 3rd, OF Mr.
Conrad's election. and in his campaign
he has our very best wishes for sue
cess. the kind OF success that not only
means victory at-th pools, but In
many accomplishments for the bet
terment OF the State and the pc opie
Though without a vote In Rocking
ham We feel II our duty to say: Eject
George N. Conrad and there will be
no regrets and no disappointmsnts"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-07

The death OF the iamented Holmes
Conrad Will not remove the neme OF
Conrad from the list Of the States
devoted and public-spiritej citizens.
The Clifton Forge Review, In re-
cent editorial article, calls attention
TO the candidacy Of Honorable George
Y Conrad, Of Harrison burg. for tne
Virginia state Senate as the repre-
sentative of Rockingham County.
Rockingham gave last September
the biggest majority of any county in
the State for Statewide prohibition.
and the county leader in that fight
whose personal efforts had so large
a part In the vote, was the present
Democratic candidate for tne Virginia
State Senate. Should the voters or
Rockingham. as an effective following
up Of their prohibition vote. seud Mr.
sent them in making the prohibition
laws they have asked for, they viii
have proven themselves consistent in
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-07
CITY COUNCIL S RESPONSIBILITY

I report Of the Council Investigating
Committee. That was a moderate
enough repor: TO have satisfied any
one. The Board of Aldermen mod
fled IT by tightening the punisnm-n,
Of Commissioner Well For that
action the Board If Aldermen mas
responsibility which the people will
call on the members Of the board
responsible for the modification to
meet. The Common Council, acting
on this modified moderate report, as
sumed it's responsibility In refusing to
hold accountable for the violation Of
the law the police officials u'lo are
sworn to enforce it. The Common
Council delayed action on the recon-
mendation concerning Commissioner
Goode and great endeavor is be-
ing made by personal pleas and po-
l!tical pull 10 have this recommenda
ton OF the committee modified
For all these. actions and modifica-
tons the Council Is responsible to the
people of Richmond. and in acting
on this final phase of the report the
Council should take Its position In
u manner and after due consideration
and argument OF the evidence 1t has
demanded by special and concise Az
ton at special meeting
Let tho Common Council act OIL
/ this issue apart from all others at
as an early a date as the evidence
can be presented and argument made.
Then the Council will have met the
issue, and the people Of Richmond
will know where to place fun and
final responsibility.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-07
Government WARNS
MUNITIONS PLANTS
All Are On watch For Attack by Ger.
man Agents or Sympa-
thixers.

Emporium. Pa. Sept. 6--warned from
Washington to keep a strick surveil-
lance on strange persons about their
plant the Aetna Powder Company here
has increased their force of guards
until 1t resembles a Shall army.
Information, IL is said, has reached
the local officials of n gigantic con-
spiracy 10 destroy every plant in the
country producing war munitions. The
leading figures in this ploc are said to
be German sympathizers. who. with the
aid of nirelings, it Is claimed have al
ready caused twenty-five explosions in
munit on plants.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-07

Tonight, we learn through the pub
lie press. the Common Couneii Will
nor have before IT ss1e printed ext
dence in regard to the official mis-
conduct Of mnafss4ouer r. y. Goode.
which the Council has voted 10 have
argued before II before voting on the
ease OF this Official,
The Council would be UNJUST To the
city II it should DELAY final disposal
al the case TO the next regular meet
.ns OF eie Council 1t would be both
unjust 10 and inconsistent with It's
action al the last meeting If 1t should
oct on the Goode case tonight with
out having the testimony presented
md argued before It
In view Of these facts. the Council
should Sc, a special date when il Is
known that t.1e testimony can be pre-
scented, and at that date. in a special
meeting to consider this matter, and
this alone. should act on what remains
Of the report of the Police Investigat-
Ing Committee.
The City Council is responsible 10
the people for its conduct. That the
people may know just where tne
Council stands on this matter. and
may be able to place Justly the res
possibility for any refusal to hold
negligent public officers to strict &C
count, the Council should settle this
matter In a separate session SO that
there may be no ground for doubt
or complaint on either side.
For the purpose of keeping the re-
cord straight. I'VE vlrgintan calls the
attention Of the city to the origina,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-07
More Than Forty Hurt in Wreck

Sandusky Ohio Sept. 6.--isrom forty
to fifty persons We're injured Sunday
when two interurban trains coilided
on the Lake Shore Electric ROAD. An
Eastbonnd limited crashed into a
wcsthound local at Saee's siding. near
Hun on. There were no fatalities.
Many Of those injured proceeded
on their way after receiving attenti On
following the arrival of relief trains
The limited care We're loaded VITA
eEcurs!onistS bound for Cleveland The
local had discharged the most of its
passengers at Linwooi Park. five
miles east of the scene Of the wreck
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-07
Killed in Trim Wreck.

Hickory. Sept. 6,~-Char1es Lind
say. of Henry River, met death when
extra freight No. TAI, Southern Rail-
way. was wrecked two miles east OF
Connolly Springs at $40. LINDSAY
was not member OF the train crew,
II being presumed that he was beat
ing his way or walking along the
track when the wreck occurred Ten
cars of the freight were piled up and
blocked the track all day. None of
the train crew was hurt
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-07
Advocate Diversified Farms.

Atlanta, Ga. Sept Crop diver
sihcation is emphasized as the hope
of the agricultural future for Geor-
eia and the Southern States In a nota-
BILE interview by Bradford Knapp of
the United States Department of Ag-
riculture, made public today in THE
Keystone, magazine published in
the interest of Southern prosperity by
the Southern States Life Insurance
Company.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-07
DUMEA'S EXPLANATION.

Am hassador Dunh bal explanation
OF his remarkably fnexplicabIe letter
will be awaited vita interest as TO
what yagaries OF mind lead any sane
intelligent man to think he can in
augurate q campaign for labor dis
turbances within the country to which
he in accredited as a diplomatic agent.
Suppose Ambassador Page. at Lon
don, were 10 write letter to the
Welsh coal miners or 10 the Birming-
ham munitions workers; suppose Ann
bassador Gerard were TO write to the
Krupp workers aud r1at these letters
of our Official agents should agita,e
rebellion, anarchy, strikes. on the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-07
TURK COAST GUARD
SINK ALLIES SUBMARINE

Berlin. Sept. 6 {by wireless to Tuck
erton. n. J.)-Three officers and TWEEN
ty-f1ve men of the crew were cap
tured by the Turks when a submarine
of the entente allies was shellad and
sunk by Turkish coast guard ship,
as reported yesterday. according to
the Overseas News Agency which
quotes a report from Constantinople
headquarters to this effect.
Enemy torpedo boats" the quoted
official report adds. attempted to APP
proach but were forced to retire by
fire from our batteries"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-07
SERIOUS POSITION FOR GERMANY

SO soon after her solemn and writ
ten promise to abstain from rnat very
saine. 3 4iuer." under the very strict
yest- definition Of the term afas i5eerl
sunk BY what is said TO have seen
German torpedo. There may be
doubt on this point. and Germany
will hasten to take advantage Of
that doubt. unless indisputahle proof
is presented that something other
than 9 German submarine caused the
sinking of the Hesperian.
II is scarcely shinkabie that Ger
many viii support or sanction so
AAxrant . violation of her pledged