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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-11-09
MARTIN MAY BE LEADER
Defeat of Senator Kerns Brings Out
Several Candidates


The Senate after March i, will be
changed materially by the loss of
sonic of its well-kuown figures.
Democratic strength in the Senate
allowing for the Maine election, is
55. The Senate after March 4, will
have -, Democrats ana IA RePuh-
licans, though final returns may
change this slightly.
Senator Kern. Democratic leader.
IS the most conspicuous Of the Demo-
Gratis to lose. Other Democrats beat
en- are Taggart of Indiana. MARITIME Of
New Jersey, and probably Chiffon of
West Virginia, Senator Johnson of
Maine was defeated in September.
Republican Senator'S who are de-
feated are Lippitt of Rhode Island,
Clark of Wyoming, and Sutherland,
Of Utah. All are we'll known Sena-
tors. Senator Clark was long chair
man of the Judiciary Committee.
The defeat of Senator Kern means
a new majority leader will have to
he chosen. Senator Martin of Virgin
ia is prominently mentioned. Others
who are possibilities are Walsh of
Montana, Underwood of Alabama,
and Simmons Of North Carolina.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-11-09
Eleventh Annual Conference of Viz,
ginia Will be Held in Richmond
Nov. % to Dec. 1.

The eleventh annual meeting of the
Educational Conference Of Virginia,
which is composed Of the State
Teachers Association, Division SupF
erintendents Association, School Tgfs-
tees Association. and the Co-0pera
tive Education Association, Will be
held in Richmond, November 2Sth to
December 1st, inclusive.
One Of the very best programs
ever arranged for the Conference
will be carried out at this session.
Such prominent men as DR.. Hollis
Damn. of Cornell University; Mr..
John Kendrick Bangs. the we'll known
platform orator; Mr.. 7. S. Settle.
Field Secretary of the National Play
grounds and Recreation Association
of America; Hon. E. a. Miller, U.
S. Agricultural Department; DR..
Thomas II. Briggs of Columbia Uni
versity; Dr.. George II. Denny, Prcsi-
dent University of Alabama, DR.. l..
W. Payne, jr., University of Texas,
and DR.. William McAndrews, of New
York City, are some of the promi-
ncnt speakers that will address the
conference.
A special musical program will be
rendered by the After-School Violin
Classes, the Symphony Orchestra
and a Colored Concert Company. a
special luncheon will be given by the
Merchants Association for all those
attending the Conference.
Many of the departments Of this
conference have been combined, so
that there will not be such large
number OF meetings in session at the
same time as formerly. This will en-
able those attending the conference
to exercise more liberty in visiting
the various sectional conferences.
The superinerdents will have their
first session on Tuesday. but the gen.
eral meeting. will be, held Wednc5-
day morning at II o'clock, SO every
body VINO expects to attend the con-
ference should plan to reach Rich
mond Wednesday morning and re-
main through Friday night.
The After-School Violin Glasses
will render special musical program
Wednesday apd DR.. McAndrews will
deliver his address Friday night, fol-
lowed by special musical program
in which the old time southern .melo-
dies: will be sung and played by
colored musical organization, so that
from the very opening session on
Wednesday until the closing session
on Friday night the meeting will be
brim full of interest and pleasure
for all who attend.
In order to enable large number
to attend the Conference the rail-
ways Of the State have offered great
ly reduced round trip rates, which
will be on sale November 27-2s-29,
with. the final return date being De.
cember 3rd. This rate can be ascer-
tained from stations by inquirine of
the agents. |!
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-11-09
BEST QUALITY OYSTERS
Lynnhaven Bay, Hampton Bars. Nor.
folk and Potomac River OYSTERS

I have opened sanitary oyster
shucking house at No, 2 King street
where oysters VIII be sold on the half
shell. in barrels and by the !mea-
sure. 10" = fE:s ~
! represeuttthe L.. L. Newcomb
Co. of Hampton. Va, where oysters
are carefully cultivated in their
OWE beds and examined every month
by special: chemists. so as to guaran-
tee :them absolutely pure and none
betterS
Attached to this business we also
serve oysters prepared in all styles.
.,.Steamed Oysters Specially.
Thanking myc friends for their
patronage, I ask. a share in the fu-
JACOB BRILL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-11-09
GERMANS BEATEN. BACK
Infantry Rush Broken Gp"By the
/, French AfterdiSharp Fighting.
Saws Paris. >tE

Paris, Nov. "a German infan-
try rush on the French forces at
Saillisel. on the Somme front last
night was broken up after sharp
handto-hand fighting, according to
the statenenttof the French war Office
TODAY. !
a Artillery action was continuous and
heavy through the night. -
The Germans betrayed nervousness
in their tcurtain- firing. -.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-11-09

AT the toy opening of R. Z.
knight and Son on Friday evening
there will be grand concert ON the
Edison disc machine. Come and
hear your favorite singer. All grown
ups are welcome and on Saturday at
3 p. M, bring the children. All will
be welcome,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-11-09
FISH DAY TOMORROW

Large boiling rock, pan rock, steak
tile fish, large white perch, winter
shad, pike fish, salt water. crocker,
large end: medium trout, and large
oysters, 25 cents a quart. Sanitary
Fish Market, stall No. 2, City Mar
ket. Phone No. 1854 g. :2631t.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-11-09

Forest fires raging across the vest
timberlands west of Lexington, KY,
threaten the destruction of thou
sands of dollars worth of property
Small towns in the path of the flames
are threatened. .s !.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-11-09

Large crowds were out in town last
evening in search of the latest in
telligence concerning election results,
while many others journeyed to
Washington for the same purpose.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-11-09

The Alexandria War Relief asso-
citation has united with the Military
Relief committee of the local Red
Cross and on Monday will hold a
meeting for the purpose of arranging
for the securing of necessary sup
plies.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-11-09

The funeral of Mrs. Sarah Javins,
76 years old, whose death occurred
on Tuesday, was held this afternoon
at 2:3O at the Beulah Baptist church,
Franconia, Rev. w. L. Wayts, Of
ficiating.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-11-09

Halibut, red salmon, haddock,
white perch; rockfish and salt water.
trout on sale tomorrow and Saturday.
by Geo. E, Price and Co., City Mar
ket. Phone s21-J. 26s-1t.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-11-09
PHILADELPHIA MASONS
To Pay Visit to Their Alexandria
Brethren This Evening

Members of the local Masonic
fraternity are anticipating with much
pleasure the visit which their breth-
rem of William L. Elkins Lodge No.
646 of Philadelphia are to pay Alex
andria- Washington lodge this even
ing. ,-s'-..--,..' 'ess-'s.. - - $.
The Philadelphians arrived in
Washington at IL o'clock, and were
met by delegation of members Of
the local lodge with thirty-fve au-
tomobiles, all of which were number
ed and bore banners on which was.
inscribed alexandria Washington
Lodge No. % A. F. and A. NJ" The
visitors reached this city at l o'clock
this afternoon and were rendered a
luncheon in the Westminster build
ing of the Second Presbyterian
church.
Following the luncheon they made
a trip to old Pohick Church, and
Mount Vernon in automobiles.
Upon the conclusions of the
regular order Of business in the lodge
rooms this evening a banquet will he
given the visiting masons in the
Young Peoples Building on Washing
ton street which will be served by
the ladies of Martha Washington
Chapter, Order of the Eastern Star,
for which an elaborate menu has been
arranged as shown below:
The Menu
Oyster Cocktail
Olives Celery
Sailed Waters
Roast Turkey Old Virginia Ham
Cranberry Sauce :
Reception Rolls Sailed Almonds
Chicken Salad
Tca Cream Cakes
Coffee
Cigars = Cigarettes
Worshipful Master C. Page Wal
ler will preside as toastmaster. Key
John Lee, Allison will give the IN
vocation, Right Worshipful Henry +
Field will deliver the address of wei
come to which Worshipfulf Master
Mardeross S. ,Gooloyan of Elklns
lodge will respond. Right Worship
ful Charles H. Callahan will RESPOND
to the toast Washington" One hun
dred are expected from the Quaker
city.
| officers of Elkins Lodge of Mason:
are: Mardeross S. Gooloyan, wor,
shipful master; Harry n. Payne,
senior warden; Frederick r. Emery
Junior warden; A. C. Middleton pas
master. treasurer; William c. Pink
erton, past master, secretary; H. G
Guenther, senior "deadoi};' SIilton L
Flemming;, junior deacon; William
IBroeg and G. A. Geyer, stewards
IRarrya B. Smith. tiler;" Charles B
Hooper; ac chap1ain. 8" l''
-. ..ii r..JimsI risui.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-11-09

The Friday afternoon prayer meet
ing in the Anne Lee Memorial Home
for the Aged will be led tomorrow, at
3 p. M, by Mrs. William Jackson
Morton.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-11-09
Alexandria City and Suburbs

Miss Kathryn Brill is the guest of
friends in Homecoming, Maryland. for
a short visit.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-11-09
Notice!
Notice!

On account of not being able &c
find satisfactory driver for our jit-
.ney we discontinued it's operation.
We will begin operations again today
and solicit your patronage. assuring
you of efficient service. Remscheli
Service Line. -
/. p. S.-We have: no connection
whatsoever with any other car.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-11-09

The first aid class of the local
branch of the Red Cross will hold a
meeting tomorrow evening in the
rooms of the Chamber OF Commerce.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-11-09

:. Genuine LynRhaven Bay Oysters.
On On half she'll. steamed or in measure,
Jacob Brill foot of King St. 24s-f
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-11-09

Oysters in all styles at the Ram
ell Hotel.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-11-09

Oysters in all styles at the Ram
ell Hotel:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-11-09

The Alexandria Athletic Associa-
tion viii hold a meeting in the rooms
of the Chamber of Commerce this
evening to arrange for the further
activities of the season. Carl J.
Mueller, President of the associa-
ton, is anxious that there be full
attendance.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-11-09

Richard McMenamin has sold to
Goldie o. Baber lot of ground on
the west side of West street, south
of Duke.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-11-09

Miss Edith Snowden will cad the
girl. prayer meeting to be held this
evening in the rooms on the second
floor at 921 King street. All girls
in the city are invited to attend, es-
pecially those who are unable to at
tend meetings held during the day
time. The Gypsy Smith song books
will be used.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-11-09

Miss Marietta French Simpson,
who has been the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. F. E. Ludwig, at their home
on Braddock Heights, left this morn
ing for New York and will sail
from that city Saturday to return
to Egypt, where she has been mis-
sionary for the past ten years.
60
Mr.. and Mrs. Phineas Janney
Dempsey have returned from visit
to their son-in-law and daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Armistead Car
ter, at their home in Norfolk. Mr..
Dempsey also visited his brother,
Colonel Charles A. Dempsey, in
Richmond, and friends in Farmville,
Virginia.
The Parish Hall of Christ Church
was crowded last night to hear the
Rev. William j. Morton in the sec
ond of his series Of lectures on the
Greed and Catechism These talks
are not only interesting but instruc-
tive and the large congregation last
night is proof that they are being
enjoyed. 1t is hoped that each week
will see more of those who are not
church people in attendance.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-11-09

Miss Kate Glinn, of Richmond, is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
NJ. Graham, at their hcme in Rose
mont avenue.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-11-09

the guest OIL MF. dI" ASoDS-'
NJ. Graham, at their hcme in Rose
mont avenue.
Mamie Nelson and husband have
sold to Susannah Fairfax the house
and lot at the northeast corner Of
jefferson and olumbus streets.
The Commissioners of Election
met today and canvassed the vote
cast at the election in this city on
Tuesday. The figures given yester-
day were found correct.
The arrangements are completed
for a most enjoyable evening at the
Young Mems Sodality Lyceum this
evening. All who have heard Mr..
George Fl. O'Connor realize the
hearty laugh they will have tonight.
and those who have not been so for
tunate should avail themselves OF
this opportunity to hear him. Dur
inc the intermission buffet sup
per can be procured for small
amount. The proceeds Of this enter
tainment are TO go towards remodel
ing Eyceum Hall:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-11-09

Members of the local Masonic
fraternity are anticipating with much
pleasure the visit which their breth-
rem of William L. Elkins Lodge No.
646 of Philadelphia are to pay Alex
andria- ashington lodge this even
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-14
vgAein 'Mn sriHe"
Werben IN elmer Offi5ieqen buIgaris
den 8efanntmd9ung
Die 9emii6unsen Der 2Qiirten an Der
SalOniti Jront genannt.

g ofia, gulsarisn, 13. 2tuguit.
lleber aunbon. Cine offt5ieae bulguri4
ide getanntma6ung ii6er bic 8dm,
pfc, Die in Der Rdbe bss Spiran Sees
ituttgefunOen haben, Iagt, bub alle
Gnsriffe Der QGiirten bort suriidge=
i6ldgen iporben Ieisn, unb lie be3eids
net Die Sample als rS9eingefe8te".
Die getanrtm6ung Iautet ipie folst:
rRadbem Der 5sino am 10. auquit
pdbrsnb bss aan3sn Cages uniers
puiitiOnen fiibIi6 unb Iiibpeitli9 BON
0oiran See bom6aroirt bate, grifF er
am Worsen bes II. 2luguit unter benz
S6ub einss Gbnlihen gombdrbez
ments uuiere poiitionen an. Die
Qrersifsr purben dber BON uuisrer
Grtiaerie Oertrisbsn. Die feinblid.
Qrtillerie tpurbe bann pou unfsren
@ei6iiBen gum Sttpeigsn gebra6t.
rrlm bier llhr Radmittugs begann
Der fSeino dufs Reue nit benz 9pm@
barbsment, es fanoen dber teine S5ns
iantsrieangriffe mebr fatt. 2tGe bisIe
gtttionsn pdren peiter nidts als
S6siuungriffs. Cine feinoli6e 5rups
pera6tkiltng berfu6te Tth elmer gnz
t0he norOspsftli6 bon bem Sorf Pas
rooo su bsmd6tisen. lie purbe o6er
nit i6psrsn 9erluften burd einsH
Gsgsnarsriff 3uriidgeidlugen.
Der Qetna pieber in grup :
tton.
Rom, 13. Dug. = Sds ObierOas
torium arf oem 4etna beri4tet, buB
bos Centrum bes Sraters, Der ieBt eiH.
5iefe Don 1900 Sub bat, iih in ooa,r
eruption befinbet. 2apa flisBt am
iiiDneitlihen 4bhund hinunter.
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Gantmbrutb tn Nurb.
Carolina.
Die WdiIermaFen fIieBen nber 6urd
Oer6dltniBmdBtg uubepobRte 9e>
genoen.
lnb Der ungeribtete S61ben nirS
baber nicAt ie6r groB Ieiu.

Gfbebtlle, q. g., 13. 9luguF.
Der groBe Damn, Der ben Soraipap
See 5uriid6Glt, purbe am Sorntag
@benb our9bro6en unb bic Solge 1T,
bab jebt eine rieIige @dTermaTe Sem
peitli6en 5beil Don Siib Carolina
suitr6mt. 8is gum Mbenb tpurbe tein
8erluit an W}enf6enleben gerneloet
uno man gIaubt, baB bic erldFenen
@arnungeit es ben meiiter 9erIpner,
bic i'm 8ege Der Glutb ipobuten. ers
m6gIt6t ba6en, ii9 5eitig in Siasr'
belt gu bringen.
Der See, Der $50 older oroB uue
i'm 9ur9fdnitt 30 SUB tief lit, fOIl
faIt gang ausgeIaufen fem, Der
9umm, Der $50 SUP lang urb 80
SUB ho9 mar, lit gdn5lia 8erf6rt.
Oie erfte gru9Itele mar urgefGbr 20
SUB groB, erpeiterte iih aber NIT uns
se6eurer S9neligteit uno bic frctges
faTenen DaFermaFer itrDmen isbt
bur6 tas TbaI beg Sorupap 5lufTes,
bus oerbdltniBmdBig unbetpobut IL,
bem Gbugd EluB in Siio Carolina gu.
MnoerIpn, @dlbulu, gidens unb S,s
necu Gountp iinb urutitteIbdr bebrobt
urb ale Srte, bic per telegraph ers
rettt perben toruten, itnb qeparrt
tporben. Wtan gIaubt, baB bic Slutben
Senetd nidt por W}pntau Nor1en
errei6en. 2eute, bic Die 8egeuo ters
nen, iinb Der Qtnii6t, bdB oas BuFer
fi6 iiber bus unmittefbar fiibIi4 pom
Sprarab See gefegene unbepohnt:
2onb berbreitet unb bamit bic Wt0gs
Iidteit, bub grDBerer S6dben ange'
ri6tet ptro, gum groben She'll sebo'
ben peroen tptro.
0as @uiTer pirb YdlteBIia 1T ben
Sapuundb Slub abldufer.
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atnd In msiopoiamien, perfien unb
i'm aautaius babsn bic 1iirten
grfOIse su oer3.i4nen.

aonFuntiHopel, 13. 9(us.
llsber 2oubon. Das arisssminifiss
rum iiinbisie am Gbsnb an, bab an
Der gront SitIi9 bonn gue5tdnal iuie,
Der beftiss Sample sfpiidtn ben 1iir-
TEN unb gritsn i'm ganse ieien. Die
Giirfen srsffen bic griten in Der
Gldnie an unb siplnsen iie. radbsm
fis f&pers gerluiis erIittsn. sum Riid'
aug.
SH Mtfopotamien. mo felt Der Ras
pitulation beg Generals 1opnsbeno
ituldtion bss @eneraIs 1o,pnsbenb
IN RutsgIsMmapa bic aSmpfe faf:
p5[Iis ssrubt batten. sinsen bic gri,
ten piebr gum Gnsriff iiber. iie 900
gen fib aber mad 3tpei Stunbsn ian.
gem gsfsdt suriid, tire 5obten unb
Werpunbsten auf bem S4ladtfelb gu,
riidlaffsnb. Gs ipirb aud iiber grioIs
ss Der 1ilrten In Teriien uno an ber
aaitaIus GrDnt berlhtet. Die Be-
fanntma&uns luutet tpis fclst:
~Jpai syront: Go Fat iih bort nidts
Wi@tises ersienet. Cine britiIds
SruppendbtheiIuns. bic uitftrs syrsi.
piuhsp tn nG saS8s Dca MsHishl
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pfr9rblih ttiirtarn oir Alliirtrn 9r9fn
Dir Stfllltn9fn Oct JDrntt1tt att.

fan in ber Ndbe ser 5obenaollerns
Sftnn3e, er ipurbe aber BON unierer
Srfanteris abseihlagsn. Gs ipurbsn
.mebrere 9apern sefangen ssnom,
men," Der Jeinb lieB cine Wine Dfs
lih bon .Gabaret Rouss" ipringen.
mir beiebtsn aber ben Ranb bss aras
ters. mir lieben brei Winen nSroli9
bon geuDe G5apsIIa iprinssn unb
aud cine iiioli4 Don ben norbSitli9
BON 5ulu9 selsgeuen Steinbriidea.
Der Jeino ma9!e teinen @sriua, bic
arater gu bsiesen."
Cine tpeitere am 2(benb erlafen.
Betdnntmadung Iautet ipie folgt:
nROrolih Don Der Somme ipurben
tpGbrenb bes Cages bon benz Jeinb
teins ansriffe semadt. alsine attios
nen ermosli4ten es iins, an ben 4bs
bdngen Der Inb0be 100, iiib0it.i9
bon Wlaurepas, einise Jortidritte gu
MAIDEN. Sn Der Gesenb bon 8arleur
nnb GhauInes finben 3iemli4 beftigs
artilltriesefe9te itatt.
n4m lintsn llfer Der Maas ipurbe
am Samitas elm itarter qngriff Der
Deutihen auf uniere Ginien iiibIid
BON Walb BON 9lbocourt bur9 unIet
9lrtilleriefeusr abseidhagen. 2tuf bem
re4tsn llfer Der Maas fanben bann
unb ipann artiIleriesefehte itatt. 9tm
iibrigen 1beil Der Sront berrI6te
Stills. am Ha6mittas ftoFen bic
ipeittrassnben Gsidiibs bss Jsinbes
bier GeIdoiIe bon sroBem EaIiber in
Der Hittung auf Hanep."
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Iie lInberimdmfbeit Der
Srifen fsnnt feline Wremsen
9oIen 2abungen, bic fir sed6tete ams-
ritaniiae Jirmsn bsitimut iiub,
SIN stillen O5san bon sdiffen bsrab.
WiosrOsrssItung i'm 8uubssIenat oers
laust.

gDafbinston, .. G., 13. @ug.
@robbritannisn gebt i'm Gintlang nit
Der bon Inn auigsitelten qroItrips
tionss2ife ameritaniider Suuileute
pnp S4ifie pur. 3as Stadtsoepartss
'n,snt 1T bena4riatist pOroen. baB
btitii6e &reu3er i'm StilIen Saean
na6 ameritanii6sn Sdfen beitimmts
S9iffe abgefaugen babsn, tpel9e Gas
bungsn an gorb fir auf Der ,S9pars
gen Cite bsfinbli6e 5irmsn battcn.
Gs III biss bic erIte Melbung an bas
Staats sGsportemeut pon Der 4nbals
tung unb BortI6dffuns BON @aaren
unter ben 9efimmuneen Der Cite.
Dteie nsueite StDruHs oss ameritus
nii&en Sanbels srsisnete iia segen
S9iffe, bic ii6 auf Der Sahrt na9
ben p6tlippinsn befanben. Soutit bat
@robbritdnntsn feline 2iite aud auf
0abungen aussebebnt, bic mad Sdfen
Der Der. Stadtsn beitimmt 1ino. Der
pon @rubbritdnrien ertlGrte serieg gee
gen ben ameritaniiher !Sanoel piro
sefiibrt. iagen bic gedrten, mann ims
mer bieier 9dubel bon 5trmen betri:'
ben tpirb, beten Ramen auf Der fhpars
gen Cite ite6en.
Tas S.partemsut tpuroe bera6ri9s
tist. bab brtiIhe &reu5er bic 9eipGNer
In Der Hdbe BON Qenaus, tpcitli6 ppn
Der nalapiI9sn 6albinIsl duf Der
Gabrt na9 ben pbiltppsuen patruuiIs
Ii.GL Sa bisisn Ga,uSHtzn .ratSta
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ters, 8tpii4en Rubluno unb ben Ser.
Staten ein btrettss &abel gu leaeu
ober ieoenfaIIs auf brabtIoiem Wegs
Strstte 8erbinbung ber5uiteGen, TT ber
ertte S4ritt unferer Regierung, benz
tpftematti4, penH audi beiuIt6 DON
9roBbritannien gegen uns gefiibrten
9aubelstrieg Elm 9aroIi gu bieten.
9as Staatsbepartsment 1T I'M 8efis
8a3Irei6er gstpeife, bab brtti19e Sirs
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