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The Washington times., 1916-12-14
PLAN TO PRESERVE FILMS
'SaovIs Hall Of Fame" Expected &c
Cost q Million.

NEW YORK, Dec. IA motion pic
ture "hsii OF fame" In which will b,
deposited "sueh fiims OF contemporar,
scenes. monuments OF thought and de
velopment OF human experiences a,
will prove OF the greatest historic
value 20 the generations To come" Il
planned by the head OF one OF the
largest aim companies In the country
II was announced here today. IL II
proposed 20 erect the building In Cen
trail Park at a cost OF 81 600. 900, with
an endowment OF n similar amount.
Bsults would be provided In the
building, II was said. for the preserya
tion OF at least ten Minis n year, this
selections TO be made by a board OF
trustees composed OF prominent men
According 10 the requirements pro
posed. each MIN must be In Its air
tight compartment for nifty years and
then Il will be projected before an
audience OF historians and later be
fore the general public.
The Washington times., 1916-12-14
NO CARS FOR TROOPERS
Maryland cavaIrymsn Delayed In
start Home From Border.


EAGLE PASS, Tex, Dec. 14.--The
Troop A boys were all dressed UP
last night with no place to 20. They
arose bright and early, hauled down
their tents, fixed up their packs
dragged the big tents and the shelter
tents to the station and placed them
on the train. Then they shaved, got
mans.
For some reason the PuIlmans
didn't show up and the trip back
home, which was to have started at
~ o'clock last night, has been post
poned until the same hour tonight.
With no tents to cover them and
with no cots to lie on. the troopers
are making reservations at the hotels
and boarding houses.
IL was a deuce of a fix for them
to be caught in, but nobody antici'
men were. disappointed when notified
OF the delay.
A cavalry patrol and members OF
Company ID, Of the Fifth, went along
the Rio Grande for miles in the
hope OF recovering the body Of VIII.
liam T. Stewart, OF the Fifth, who
was drowned October 3, No trace OF
the body was found.
The family OF Major Conley, q real
Marylander through and through, has
arrived here. Major Conley, who is
home In Eagle Pass formerly occu.
pied ~ First Chief Carranza.
II 10 said the first chief intended to
return to this house IL things became
too hot in Mexico. The major has
bought burros for his three children.
The Washington times., 1916-12-14
GERMANY NOT TO
REST THIS WINTER
Hindenburg's Declaration to
Stand Despite Peace Pro-
posaIs, Says Authority.

BERLIN, Dec. 14.--Despite Ger.
many's peace proposals. Field Marshal
Won Hindenburg's declaration that
there will be no rest this winter still
stands.
A military authority repeated this
quotation OF the field marshal's re-
marks In commenting on the fact that
Germany weighed carefully the peace
question before announcement was
made-knowing that England did not
desire peace because the allies intend
to launch an enormous spring offen-
sive.
The Washington times., 1916-12-14
AUSTRIAN CABINET QUITS
spItzmueiler to Form New Ministry,
Amsterdam Hears.

AMSTERDAM, Dec. 14.-Resigna
tion OF the Austrian cabinet was an
nounced in dispatches received today
from Vienna. Alexander Spitzmuelicr
IL to attempt the formation Of q new
ministry.
e. u mas sttained inc unique record
any ministry OF recent years In any
European country, unless II be Greece.
DIR. Ernest Won Koerber. who sue
ceeded to the premiership on the as.
sassination, November ], of Premier
date.
The Washington times., 1916-12-14
MISS WILSON TELLS
OF COMMUNITY IDEA
Outlines Plan to Use Schools al
Civic Association
Meeting.

THE idea that the people OF the
United states are not getting the
benent Of their school buildings. and
the idea that these school buildings
are the natural gathering places for
which they are situation. are beoom-
ing widespread In the country"
Miss Margaret Woodrow Wilson.
who presided at yesterday afternoon s
session OF the American Civic Assoc
citation, thus introduced her subject,
the schools as the gathering places
for the community.
Principal A. Executive.
1--WE have q PLAN" said Miss VIII.
son. "The communities should organ.
ize themselves into non-partisan non.
sectarian bodies. The community or.
Eanization should be a representative
H Ss o W snf IL. pubic en should
the headquarters OF this organiza-
ton. The chief executive Of the com.
munity organization should be the
namely namely, tRs u school pr inc i1"un''''
but at present, this principal has
to teach. l hope to see the day when
the school principal will not have
these duties OF teaching. He has to
do enough as IL Is"
lecture ~ Colonel Harris.
This mornings session OF the Civic
Association was given over chiefly to
a business meeting, at which officers
were to be elected.
Col. w. w. Harris. superintendent
OF public BUILDINGS and grounds OF
the District. gave an illustrated lee
ture last night on Government City
Planning and Park Development. In
which he told of the original plans
for the development OF the city and
the plans as they stand at present.
The Washington times., 1916-12-14
Marriage Licenses.

Ariie Hayden and Bertha Hail. both OF
Washington.
Richard c. woodburn and Agnes L. Harden.
both OF Washington.
Andrew Pitts and Rosa Maddox. both OF
Washington,
James Anderson and Marie A. Walker. both
OF Washington.
George Randall and Alsen Kenney. both OF
Washington.
Thomas j. HoitEciaw and Lucy A. Ward.
both OF Washington
The Washington times., 1916-12-14
HEADACHES

81 | an, .n S.Sss :ss.
still others have head aches occs siopslly, but
oiten unable to nnd the csus Us. Of msSn Of y,
these headaches. and In most other cases.
knowing the cause. he does not know what
win rsmoye u. 90 a. % give q permanent
S sa %SSh s IL ss %
but the headache returns as usual. ano
treatment 10 again necessary. Hyou sufer
from head aches. no matter what their nature,
Ss n tSs sirbss, as sss y w
can obtain them a. all druggists In any
quantity, 100 worth. 2oc worth or more. Ask
for AK Tablets.
The Washington times., 1916-12-14
BERLIN PEOPLE ANXIOUS
Crowds at Newspaper offices Await
Raplx From Allied Capitals.

BERNIE, Dec. 1L--Great crowds stood
all night long outside OF Berlin news
paper offices awaiting news from en-
tente capitals as 10 Germany's peace
proposals, a dispatch from the German
capital declared today.
Popular excitement and interest IN
what the allied powers will do In reply
continued unabaNd today.
The Washington times., 1916-12-14
WON'T PUSH WILSON
ON DRY" ISSUE
Head of Methodist Church Or
ganization Declares
Time Is Ally.

II any effort 10 TO be made 70
crowd the President into a declara
tion on national prohibition at the
present time, DR.. Clarence True vii
son. general secretary OF the Board
OF Temperance. Prohibition and Pub
lie Morals OF the Methodist Episcopal
party to II, according TO a statement
made by DR.. Wilson, who had an ap
pointment with the President this AT
ternoon, DR.. Wilson declared his
soard,s motto to be mo Heekiing--
Content For Present.
1--WE have been perfectly willing To
rest content for the time being with
the Presidents advocacy OF local op'
tion for Now Jersey. a wholly wet
state. and OF prohibition for Texas,
n local option State" he said.
"In the West and elsewhere In pro
hibition campaigns, The hggor u n
son, depicting him as an opponent OF
prohibition, and In every such case
we have called attention to the fact
that the President has never said that
has never stated that he does not con.
slider IL n national Issue. He In quite
capable of making his own declara.
lions, and will no doubt do 70 when
ho thinks proper.
Helped NJ Tiae.
"In the meantime We do not intend
to hurry him, nor do We intend to let
the liquor interests put words into
his mouth with impunity. We took
exactly the same attitude when the
VETS tried to misquote Mr.. Hughes
In tho recent campaign,
"The simple fact In that time Nights
on our side. Within two years, OF
four at the outside the .expediency
the President will be just rs apparent
as its righteousness.'
The Washington times., 1916-12-14
poINsgTTA SHOW SUCCESS

The first poinsetta show ever held
In the Botanic Garden was attended
tendent Hess said today. The ex'
hibit closed yesterday. More than
1000 blooms OF the Christmas flow
er were shown. Superintendent Hess
intends to hold a series OF shows os
the successive seasons bring new
hloOmh.
The Washington times., 1916-12-14
NAMED REGENT OF POLAND
Stephen Of Austria Ap.
pointed, German Press SAYS.

AMSTERDAM. Dec. 14.-Appoint.
ment OF Archduko stephen OF Austria
a. regent OF the new kingdom OF
Poland II announced In German news.
papers received here.
The Archduke Karl stephen IL
nfty.six years of age, and II a son
OF the Archduke Charles Ferdinand
who died In 1874.
The Washington times., 1916-12-14
WREATH PLACED ON
WASHINGTON TOMB
Masons Commemorate Ami
versary Of His Death by
Trip to Mt. Vernon.

ALEXANDRIA,. Dec. 14.--In accord.
ance with custom delegations from
washing ton-Alexsndria Lodge, No. ~,
a. +. and A. NJ. and also from Fred.
ericksburg Lodge, No. 4, and from
Washington Lodge, No. n, of New
York city. went to Mt. Vernon today
and placed wreaths on the tomb OF
George Washington in commemoration
OF the anniversary OF his death.
The funeral OF Mrs. Emma McKen-
ney. who died Saturday night sudden.
" In 81. Msry's Catholic Church, was
held this morning at $3.50 from that
church. 1nterment was In Bethel
The marriage OF Miss Sylvia De
Beck, Of Mt. Kisco, N. Y, formerly OF
Alexandria, and George washington
Lewis, OF this city. took place In 81.
andrews Chapel, New York city. on
tuesday at noon.
Robert g.. Jones, A. d. Brockett, and
John w. May were among the dele
gates from this city who We're named
ern Commercial Congress, now in SEES
sion at Norfolk.
Samuel Pitt, who has been confined
two weeks, IL Improving, but uunsbie
to be out OF the house.
Miss Olive q. Nelson, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas ii. Nelson, OF
this city, ans Mr. g. Leroy Taylor, Of
Auburn, N. Y, will be married this
afternoon at 4 o'clock at the parson.
ago OF the Methodist Episcopal Church
South by the Rev. DR.. J. w. Dufey.
The bride will be attended by Miss
Lillian Il. Hoffman. of this city, while
the bridegroom will have as his best
man Albert c. Dunn, OF watertown.
N. Y.
The Washington times., 1916-12-14
pu POINT WILL PAY HALF.

WILMINGTON, Del, Dec. 1.-THE
Concord turnpike, from the city line
to Blue Ball. is to be rebuilt at a total
cost Of $4,000. half OF which will be
paid by Alfred I. du Pont. who has
the other half by the county
The Washington times., 1916-12-14
4 GOOD WINTER HABIT

Many people dread winter because
the sudden climatic changes bring
colds, grippe, rheumatism, tonsilitis
or bronchitis. But thousands of we'll
informed men and women today avoid
much sickness for themselves and
their children by taking few bottles
Of SCOTS Emulsion TO make richer
blood, forify the membranes of the
throat and create body-warmth to re-
sist sickness. Soldiers at war receive cod
liver oil; II will also strengthen you.
Scott q BOVINE. bloomfield. N.J B-5l
The Washington times., 1916-12-14
TO ADD MILLION TO ARMY
Britain Provides for 100000 Mer
In Field Next Year.

LONDON. Dec. IA war Office sup.
Elementary estimate today provides
for an additional million men OF all
ranks In the army for the year end.
Ing March ~, making a total OF
b.0O0.OO for that twelve. month period.
The Washington times., 1916-12-14
BOY DIES AMUSING sAsy.

CHESTER, Pa. Dec. 14.--To amuss
his younger brother, under whose
charge he had been left, Zaloco Taria,
Ave, pareded about the room with a
blazing torch shade of newspapers.
burned to death before help arrived.
The Washington times., 1916-12-14

Funeral services for Mrs. Barbara
Locher. who died Tuesday. will be
held at her residence, 342i o street
northwest, tomorrow morning at $3.50
o'clock. Interment Will be In Hold
Rood semetery.
The Washington times., 1916-12-14
Mrs. Susanna A. MorsIsns.

Funeral services for Mrs. Susanna
A. Moreland, who died Tuesday, will
be held at 81. Paul's Church. Rock
2:3O o'clock.
The Washington times., 1916-12-14
SICK.HEADACHES

oses rs terIons Wsen q a.
lets are taken. When you feel an attack
coming on take two tablets. and In many
cases, the attack will be warded OF. During
hours. The rest and comfort which follow,
can be obtained In no other way.
Csnsiss Ak Tsbists Beer tks AZ mon
ssvsm. AZ ell dvsssisfs.
The Washington times., 1916-12-14

Samuel Pitt, who has been confine,
to his home by illness for the pas
two weeks, 10 improving. but uunabl
to be out OF the house.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-16

Jmnerpalp Der na9tsn
Wocpen miro Die @toot Ct. Baul
$4,000 als erite 3o4lllng aus einem
Germddtais bon S150,000 erbalte.,
oas bon Dem an Z. 9cSember 1890
psr1forbenen Rihter @enrp !9a!e esz
maebt ipurDe. Der Sonos lit CUR Ser
lpenoune fir Die Dffentlihe gibliotbet
uno fur Elm freies meoioini16es
Siipenl arD beitimmt uno Dos Gelo
iolte crit nod 25 Sobrsn musge5aAlt
iperben, tpenn sepiies Grunoeieen=
tum gendb Dem Seitament pertauft
lit.
@bnarD 81. @ummings,
superintendent Der DTfentlifen 9huz
len in Gaming, Mid)., reinigte ieine
Sagofltnte, als iie ploBlid lossing
uno Die 2abune linn oberbalb nss
9er5ens in Sic Srult iaete. Cunt
'nines blieb mehrere Stunoen Bel Sc
ipuBtlein uno traf Die lebten gn=
pronungeu fir Den 5al Ieines Mb!ez
bens. Sam fiel er in 8etpubilpz
1ieteit uno Iein Sob miro jeosn Nuz
9enblid %ertpartet. Sein langid6riger
Sreuno. Sreo 3. aeeler, itaatliaer
5dul1 upsrintenoent lpeiIt an ieinem
geite. !Serr Cummings 1T ieit Sebn
Sabren bier S9uli superintendent nno
elmer Der betannteiten g~aoaspsen oes
Staates.
Ser grDBte wtann Der 2Selt
loll Der Bauer !9annss &raip aus
Bohemian bel 9aeenm nit go Sen
timeter 90 SUB 8 3pll) 9epelen
lein.
9ie SHrme elmer Moiaee in
@brnebabab babeu ie Smei Sreppen,
nra oenen cine nur aufndris, Die
onosre nun abpdrts bsItiegen perben
bari.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-16

- Die 9erubteungsartiz
tel Der englii9en BreNe, Die Die 3eps
pslinar9riffe aIs ltnterneAnlungaa
BON esrineer Scouting uno gsringega
Gcfpls be5eibnea, merben pur9 Die
auf Die 3eppelin9efabr be5u9nebmeuz
DEN Reflamean5eisen aufs peutliafs
2iisen ssitraft. Nuh in otel EN- Sale
1T Der srpteste 8iperIpru6 5pifcheu
Gsrt uno M~n5eigenteil gu e"rtennell,
Der Die eneliiaen uno franSolii6en
Slafter in einem iehr fra9piiroigen
2idt eri6einen ldbt. go gei6iebt
es, oaB Die be5ablten Mn5eigsn els
nAtpalr htnitelen. nos Der 2eitartifel
III itreItharen @prten bebauptet. Set
eIni9en Saeen finoet man in oen
cn9lilden uno fran5DilIden glattern
groBe, fAipar5nmrabmte Inseisen, biz
Dos gruitbilo zines Mannes sei9e.l,
beNen aopf BIS 5u Sen GAuytern
ourd cine. nit einem in @~ugenl60c
ansebradten @lasfenTter perTebene
5toffmasfe perBiilt lit. 9ane6sll
Itebt Der folsenoe Segt: nSeio ihr
porbereitet alf oen nddliten Zeppelin
.onsriff9 Seoen M~usenblid tGnnelt
Die 3eppeline erl9einen. @uer 5aua
lam our9 cine @ombe getroffen mer
Den. gebentet, oaB Die 0eatfdai
SuftlGiffe au1 Gasbombcn nit liU
flibreu t0nnten. Sarlm I4iibt eutD
Dor 9efahr, inoem ibr eleD ioforf
Die &opflGuBmasfe Der 3ibiliit onz
ldafft. Sieie Maste, Die bon Der
enslIlAen MeoiSiniiden Mta0emie acs
pr!lft purDe, garantiert cure Cider
teit. Setter Breis: $50. Won
Ncbte genuu auf Die 5abritmntte, bic
elll5ia uno allein Die Siherbeit per-
pilrot. -"
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-16
Z a6oem Der Oireftor
Soolpail9en @artens i'm 9rpnr.

3a6oem Der Direftor
aes 3oolpsil6en @artens I'M grpnr,
Nsfp Dort, Miuiam s. Sornaoae.
N etnem @dreibsn al Die Gelunbs
he%ltsbebDroe gegen Die tursIih eraan.
gene G%rlaubnts bes pferoefleii@fpn=
la1nS prptet erboben. bat @efunbz
tsitstommiildr 9aoen @merion !Serrn
@prnaoaD s%eantlportet, erglaube iiber-
faupt nidt, oab Aie Iep gorser BON
Der g%rlaubnis. Perbefleii9 au ellen,
el11en iebr ausgiebieen @ebraud ma
Gsn lperoen uno bic 59ladter biirfz
ten pobl balo merfen, oaB es Iith
rot rentlerte, lpertpcue gferos 81
Grnabrunasspeden gu ldla9ten. Nus
sslunobeitIihen @riinoen finbet Der
Mommi1ar jeoo9 Sen @enub bon
@ferbefleii6 in aetpifem @inne emp
fetlenslperter als Ben bes iiblidsn
S4la9tptebes, ba Yferoe neniger
lauftg ols S9neine unD Ginobieb
on &%rantbeiten leiber, Die audi Dem
Men1den gefdbrlid 1inb. r3netTsI=
los" iast Die Nntport, ,ihlupFsn
islbif bel Ser jeBisen lpitematI6en
Inipettion Climber llno @6tpeine
tur@, Die fir meni9lide Mo4runs
nt9t taugen."
Sn einem !6aue an SEN.
tporO Strabe in Tep Yorf far1o bic
Ter Sage cine ooppelte 2eihenfeier
itatt. Die 8eritorbsnen tparen Der
II Sabre alte Suoion 6. Grosmm
lnN bei1en perlpittipete @Gweiter
Erau Caroline Guries, BEL Der ct sez
rcbnt bate. 8eioe iinb innerbalb ipe@
niger Stunoen Der 2unsenentsiin-
runs erlegen. @rpsman mar Il Sabrs
dit, Die 59lpeIter stpei Sabre jim
Ger. gr NOR lett Spei Sabren Wlt=
lyer, tpdbrenb Die Sapeiter beretts
por AZ Sabren @itpe lpuros. Sbr
@atte bat i'm Biirserfrieee seoient
unb bat infoIse ieiner 5apferteit ~
er ipuroe auf benz @dla9tfeloe msbz
rtre Male perpunbet pom apn=
sreb Elm ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS err
balten. Grpsmm hinterlabt sipsi
GGbnc nno cine So6ter. 5rau Euz
ties batte bier &inoer, Die ibr ole
i'm Soos purausstngen. Der 8ruoer
Ino Die Sapeiter ertrantten cine
sspde pur ibrem Sobe. 5rau Suriss
itorb auerit; Der Wunl9 oes 8rus
hers, oab er i'm Sooe nit tDr per-
eint fem pplIe, 1olts balo in Grill
Lang seben, oenn seeen Mbenb l9loB
cud or feline Muaen fir INNER.
&at1er W agiminus betrant
lid tasli9 10, bab er beitimmte, ge=
feble, bic er nah benz IbenoefIen &C.
be, ieien ni6t aussufiibren.
Sas &eat Der bitbmarfiIHen
8auern, ihr @ieb i'm semeinfdoftli=
den Walpe sra1en gu laiIen, trug
ben ipnoerbaren Namen nMauI{ds!-
] len.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-16
9taDtratbS.Wc
Irotufoll Der eitnng bes
SabenpDrtcr StabtratbS ppm
5, Sanuar 1916.
IS I(Sortiebuus.O
3plisci m,,b GiscHssG Dmmittcc.

9olisci nnb gisersz G(plfnmittee.
glib. 8rebmer linterbreitete sic
Ypli5ei : 9eport,neut 3abllilte gum
Netrage pplt $2,163.OO llno bic 9plie
sci nnD Scllernlarm : Sabllilte gum
8etrage bot $93:.6p, NIB auf Ieinel,I
Iptrag ipurbcn bieieI6en 5lir 3ablnng
d~lgeipieleN. .ss.;
Mlb. 9rebmer nnterbreitete ei1ell
n~bIdldgiacm geri1t iiber sic 9etitipn
bon Sri. gli5abetb @osall. Inn 8efrei~
lfilg bon 3abllulg elmer Yi5ens, nDsauf
leinen Mnfrag tpnrSe Ser gerid6t dllz
aellpnlmen. s9gE9 gy +
i glb. 8rebmer nnterbreitete lll,b
Ssrlas bic forsenbe Mciolution. lpelde
duf Ieiicn Mltrag ailgetpnmen ipur~
Be:
4 McihloNch ppn' fgtobrat6' bergtaot
3abenpprt. oaB Ser ginfaufs1M gent
biermit mltbprilirt lei, Nn9cbote allss
siihreiben fir cine .stanoarb Sou%
ring Gar, fir fiinf Eerlpnerl ober mebr,
gum @ebra16 I'M 8olisei l9eparte7
ment gum Ereiie bon ntdt mebr als
Gin taulenb 9pIars s($1.OO0.) !
Beft.: Mlfreb 6. Schiller, Mdhpr.
Mtt.: 5ugo Maoelcr, glerf.
Gel es belhloiien bonn Gtabtratb
Der. .Staot Sapenpprt, Soma, bab einc
Mnipet1llng III &Dbe bon $19.55 Su
@lInifell bon Staotldabmciltcr gbaS.
G.Npbelnn~ allsgeltclt tpcrbc, fir ben
nNcttp" 8uar : Spnb I'M &plt3ciSSe
pnrtemcrt.
8eit.: Mlfrcb 6. mueIer. Mabor.
Itt.: @ueo Moeler. glerf.
Qid)t. : Committee.
Wbermdn: Mpeller lcgtc bor lal
berlnS bic folsenbc Nciolution unb be-
aRfrngte Derens Mm1abme:
.gsi rs befdlpIlen bpm Stabtratf
Ser gtabt 9npcnpprt, baB gtraBen
aMre" 2idter an ben SrterIeftioner
net folaeltpen Straben a1gebradt lperz
Deu Iouen:
Columbus Nbc. nnb GbbD StraBe.
Slnf unb @rpbe Gtrabe.
MSarqMette Gtrabe, einen 8loe
nprblid bon lombard StraBe.
Sigh Strabe rn1D 8elle Mbelltc.
8leaiant @~trabcsunb 8elle Mpe.
Mfbgtpnob gnenlte, Wtg1cllan 8pns
lebafD nnb Mibble s8pab.
3neite StraBe nno Marqlette Ctr
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-16

- Sic Scr, Staaten peripreder
Sen iiibamcritaniidcn 3epu6lifeu Sill
fe III iebcr MptI. Siren ci9cncn Siire
germ in @scrito bobcn lie nicic Silic
pcrla9t!
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-16
Bet: Mfreb 9. gaiuer. Mabor.
Mtt.: 1ltgo MaDuer, g1ert.
9flaiternngs : Committee.

Wbermar, 2inbbplm Iegtc bic Ger
belerunss : 3ablIiltc I'M 8etrage bon
$51.O0 0 unb auf leillen Intrda
ipllroe bielelbc our I%ussabluns al1gcs
pieIen.
Mbcrmau 2inbbplm legte &orai,=
lhldge bon, an &pntraftpren idll0ige
8etra9c bpr ltlo auf Ieinen Gntrae
lullroen oieielben CUR Gl,s5ablllns an
9etpieIen.
Mberma,n 2inbbolm legte bpr unS
nerlas pie fol9e,lbe Melolltion, bie aui
|Ieil1en Mntrag a1genpmmen iuurbe::
Sci cs beldlplien bonn Gtabtratf
Ser Stabt 9apenport, Soma, bab Die
Snrnrne bon flint bnnbert u,lb bier Uni
neun5ig 9ulars ($594.O0). icinerz
5eit aus Ser @erbceiIrun9s : Nppropris
alton entnommen nnb mlnmebr an Die
Stabt 5uriidbe5ablt, hermit ner @erz
lbeIierungs : appropriation frebitirl
perbe ltnb Der Stabtz glerf lit Iiermii
angepieien, sic nDtbigen gintragunser
in ieinen Biideru 5i maiden.
8elt.: Mfreb 6. @leIer. Iabor,
Ntt.: 4uep M1uer. .glerf.
3erredlanngS Committee.
MTbcrman @atern,an legte ben @ez
ridt bes Gerredlnln9s : COMMITTEES
ipic fplst por llnb aif icinen Mntrae
ipurben sic Mnipriide sllr Iussablune
%angcipieIcn:
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and there is no direct advantage for
either as result of this enormous ex-
penditure of ammunition. If the Ger
mans, however, succeed in breaking
down any of the French defense lines
by their pulverizing artillery fire it is
possible that in the infantry charges to
come gain may be effected. The cap
ture of Verdun is evidently the spe-
ciic German objective, but Verdun is
of no particular Importance itself. The
moral prestige of this accomplishment
would be unmistakable, and would per-
haps compensate in domestic stimula-
ton and reinsurance for the losses
which have been involved in the attack.
But a mere bending back of the French
line, even from San Mihiel to the
Champagne, thus celebrating the entire
Verdun salient, would not be of any
great military importance so long as
that line is held intact, with its powers
of resistance relatively unimpaired.
The whole question of Eerdun is one of
wastage. and if the Germans are vast
ing men on larger scale than the
French their ultimate winning must be
greater than simply the fattening Of
the salient in order to be justified.