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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-26
NIL.
NAY SPLIT i.AROR PAR1'Y

The Compu!sion bill has created a
SITUATION which may split The labor
party beyond hope o! recovery Cor
wears and the most strenuous effort
arc being made % prevent this catas-
'rcrh- II the delegates should de
cid" :" withdraw from the government.
a Nrli. in rhe psr:N t. inevitable.
Three ministers representing labo: IN
the coalition Cabinet namely. Arthur
Henderson. - VI. Roberts and w.
Grace, will. under these circumstances,
:es gn not only from the government.
hut from Parliament also.
In joining the coalition Cabinet.
they committed Il breach OF the La DO.
par'Ys constitution. which provides
,hs, II shall nor join any sovernment;
bur they hold that 20 leave the coa!i-
ton, whatever the party ma" feel on
CONSUMPTION. would be the greatest
service which labor could render 20
the nation in the present emergency.
If forced TO resign from the party
organization. X is very probable the
three ministers would return 10 thc
Cabinet as independent representative.
~ labor.
As for the governments attitude TO-
ward the conference. the government
rAai'zes that there is powerful opposi-
''or IN the country 10 computation hu,
feels safe because the really critical
situation ia Parliament is over. ard
he bill aill be a lav IN a few days
Whatever decision the labor con-
ference may take, therefore, general
election will not occur. Ard with in
drs'rial trouble. the government is
>v!!r prepared 10 deal in no uncertain
fashion.
Eu, that viii not deter the worker.
from action
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-26
GOVERNOR WILL SPEAK
Stuart to lie Guest Mt Animal pt"ncr ~
Nirginians nj tho FlnHn. In
New York.
special to The Times Dispatch.

lSpeCial 10 ! H. ! iiiltS- i''Sp'Ns~h'
NEW YORK. January 2s-Thc Wiz
c,nians annual dinner vii! lie held at
,hc Ho,cI Plaza on Wednesday evening.
The speakers viii be Henry =. stuart.
Governor o: Virginia. pr. George
Tucker Harrison. Of Charlottesville
va. and colonel Robert T.. lee The
dinner will bc followed hy dance.
which will begin AT :" o'clock.
The reception committee will include
Walter Travevs Daniel Norbornc i.
eating and Robert l.. Harrison. the
dinner committee. and the following {:
Dr Charles Baskerville. Dr., Leroy
Brown. ~ H. Burroughs. Thomas Il.
coles. Walter =. DunniaSton. Jr.; Or.
John Freeland john Si.other Freeman.
Richard Ii. Gaines. Eeirne Kinney. Or.
George boiling Lee. K. l.. l.. Lewis,
John H. Lowe. Jr.; Il. Snowden Mar
shall Robert V Marye. Walter l.. Nc
Corlile. James {. Meem. Meredith +.
Montague. Dir. John r. Page. w. Robert
g. Reese. Allan y. Ryan, Robert s.
Scarburch Duncan Smith, George NJ.
sullivan. Henry y Tahb anil Norma
:. Walker
The officers o! the society are. Gen
cral Henry I. Douglas governor, John
L. East vice governor: William ID.
Duckne:. president: James y. DunlCp,
secretary. and the RI. Rev. David n.
Greer. chaplain.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-26
ROAD BILL PASSES HOUSE
81 ,arrirs appropriation 81 S:5.nuno MOO
- Md states IN Hui,dius
Highways.

siiINl-rGN. Jauuary .5..- The
Shach!etord rrod roads bill CARVING
al appropriation OF teao0o0nn 10 aid
he States ~ improving their post
roads. was passed by ;hc House !a:e
to-day .ii TO 81. Three memter.
voted present
States would share IN appropriation
on The basis Of their population ana
The number ~ their ros, roads The
money would he disbu"sed through The
'ario"s State highway commissions
Opponents Of the measure insis, ,ha,
THIS p!cpos"d appropriations would b.
only tho forerynrer % other REQUESTS
Of similar nature REPRESENTATIVES
from the large" cities generally OBJ
Posed tn. proiac' on tn. ground ma,
;he roads would NJ, 10 of genera! he,,e.
a.
II vas freely predicted that strong
opposition would b- encountered IN IN,
Seuai-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-26
LOCAL OPTION CANDIDATE:
LEADING. PR0UIHITIoNIS

new ORLEANS. January 25-Mea
ger and scattered returns from the
s!"'E-'our parishes "i the Stat" re-
ce!""d to-n.ph; indicated that Il g.
'!chsan'' nttorney-genera!, was lead
'ns niE opponent. Thomas g Barrett.
he1'enant- governor. IN ENC race for
me Democratic nomination for cover
nor III IN" Democratic primary to-day.
haFEeft declared :or Statewide proh-
"'Hon' while Pheasant favored The pres
cat local option lau
"at Indicated at That hour ;ha,
''easan's would carr N-w or!eans ny
more than z"."oo p!.ra!i,,
Barrett headquarters conceded Pleas.
any ""'!h ~!n In New o-!eanr n, > 900
""' "Hc."-fd HaTrett was maintaining
lead IN the country parishes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-26
DISCUSS NONSUSPENSlON
nitcd Mine Workers Debate QuestiOn
In Convention nDd win Com
tiuue 'fO-DpS.

iNDiANAIOlIS IND Jnuunry oi-
.,, ,,,
'" any he'" a'''' p"e"e"' agreements
have expired so Ions as there Is hope
ior ncaotintinu new contracts, was
,.,,.,u .,r,,.. .,,,.o,, T.; ,,, co,r.r,,,,
wv Wv "'''' "'''' ""'' Wv
question came before the delegates for
their considerations After fifteen
sncccb,s h,d n, n,,. .,,,.
which favored III" n"nsuspcnsion poi
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-26
WILL TEST NEW ENGINE
bonrd of Fire commissioners to ",
out Motor Apparatus Tough; Cor
south Richmand

,"st Of tho new Wattcrotis ire
'nEiE:, purchased by the Fir. De.
p"rnnent for 10. l. Company. South
E!chi onh, VIII be made this morning
At - o'clock AZ Eighteenth aud Dock
streets before members OF the BOARD!
or f!re Comm sSioncrs and the FIRE
chiefs invited from several other cities.
The engine has pumping capacity
OF 500 gallons a minute. The road test
VII! follow the test uf the pumping
power OF the new engine.
The engine was purchased for the
South Richmond fire department at Il
cost OF 5000 from the Alsop Motor
COMPANY.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-26
PLEA FOR CENSORSHIP
is MADE BY BRAND
government Never VIII Consent to
Risk nercRt d. tn0ise News
pnpcr Fuhllcatlnns.

Especial Cable 10 Thc Times D;spatch.J
rAl;iS. January 26.--rremicr i:riand
Speaking In tho Chamber OF Deputies
to-day in opposition. 20 the bill, tn limit
the scope OF the censorship. said
In discussing the principle dear 10
"a. "" must not forge, .that ouv coun-
Try is in Il reu"u6iabic situation. No
frenchl'an mus, brgrudyc sacrifices
for victory
one OF the republics finest con
quests was liberty "t tn" press aud
uothin;: Is farther from ouc wishes
tina" 10 attempt to hurt il.
There il 40 country III ,lc world
that is wor,hicr % the truth than
France. because thee Is none nuDIcr
o. Ca!ricr il! this tragic situation
I'm war time. 1t is not uniy guns
ammunition and hcroism that count
there is also the public morale. None
loves liberty mo-c .hau on" soldiers
hU; certain cHtremcs OF liberty are
suspended nov in ;hc interests uI the
liberty of the nation and o.! the world
1t is not only the p".sS that re-
uuircS censorship. SUpposnr certain
peop;. wanted 10 hold meetings wits,
certain objcris ~ view. Are YOU going
20 allow them 10 Il" it Vet. doesn't
Il newspaper with ..nu0,o0n circulation
,
, snoicr at q public meeting could
Amid - tornado 81 applause from all
sections OF tn" chamber. Pre'nie"
, Eriand concluded
''rhc government VIII never consent
ia he .hackicd II viii never allow
,hr men In the trenches '" nc upset
Liberty: Yes. We want it. hu' under
stand tina; without victory. ho'r'E VIII
no longer exist.
The yhaml,r. 4, "a Nut" "i '"i 20
i9S. sent The censorship b.! I" inc
committee.
! This bill prov:d,y that all ruhl!ca-
tons must he communicated |" the
government hcfor: being ohered 70 the
public but ;,at tho censor shail nave
N. right 20 suppress only snch un :
official matter rs rcte:s 10 military
operations and diplomatic neSota :
tons. the disclosure % which would
he harmful IL the national i'a!Hce.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-26
QUICKLY STOPS HEAD
COLDS AND SNUFFLES
Catarrhal Germs cnuse of Most Colds. New
''rrmicidnl iir Treatment Best Rcmcd!
Far Thcsr Cnmmnn Ailments

Ec'nHl" authorities say that upwards ~
20 pcr cent Of The Sn-tallci colds III the
aoa1 and throat are m reality dangerous
indications NJ III" presence OF acute Catarrh.
1" n'h sou hehr person sn"erc ~ cough us
-'in"Ht certain the! are throwing Catarrfl
seems mt" the aJ for some Other person %
breS'hc. ana us Just certain that tho
!'"rS"' breathing these germs viii soon have
"atn:rh or a catarrhal cold. Tho time to
NAB" 'Ees" germs harmless and drive out
""ur catarrhal COLD &c The very instant you
'""i ~ '!"sire 20 sn"ezc cough, or start 10
suun!. and wipe your nose every few min
,.t"s
The quickest and surest way to stop n
h"ad cold ana drive catarrh germs out Of
YOUR system Is to pour few drops OF the
81 or Hyomei pronounced High ONE In
:" one ~ the Hyomei inhalnS devices which
"um.s with each large package and place
IA. inhaler between your lips and breathe
inc te;micidal but pleasant smelling Air In
ga your nose throat md lungs. This air
utterly destroyes all cstarrh germ NE
Iuic XIV opens the closed air passages. makes
"rcat:ing easy. clears your stuffed up head.
r.ca1S out your throa; and ends your snuff
Hing md Blowing. There certainly is
. 40 quicker or more sat!s.actor! WY If
breaking up cold, even after 10 IL well
startcG. and few weeks VIII do away
Win al! danger az chronic caturrh. Sold by
druggists everywhere. including Tragic Drug
Co. who agrees 10 return the fun purch aSe
price 10 AN: who use Il and are not salts
Gcd- In buying Iiyomci for the nrst time he
N"'y sure {" get the large .tHe which CON
tdins tho inhaler. this IL very esse ntial
los best results.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-26
ENGLISH MILITARY BILL
< PASSES SECOND READING
s1tcrsurc EOc~ Through House of Lords
~ Without DiNisIOn-snerchcs
In Favor OF u.

l.oNDC,N. January "5--Tho iioUse Of
S.Isord., without division. passed the
- second reading OF ;no military bin this
:. - fternoon.
III The Marquis Of i.anSdowne. mintstcr
49,. ~ t,hou. portfolio. spoke stroagIy OF the
s-e,,rcesSity OF cnactine the measure. The
$. A-chb bishop OF Canterbury, in the course
- OF tho debate. hes lowed benediction
upon the measure. ga! INK he regarded
r2itt rs a plain, straightforward. vigo-
-1-~fous effort 20 nee; = situation eA-
"A. ira ordinarily difficult.
s.. Carl Curzon, Lord I'riNy Seal! in com
HyiGdiug the debate. expressed inc op!n-
81 ihc gill Was made b. ,hosc VIII" con-
:. tended tina; * did not 80 far enough.
mo one wou!tl l!kc better 10 sec per
,.,s,areUi measure pa sscG than himself,
.isu' obviously Il vas o. ni the Qucs
~. 'ihn 20 attempt "a revoiu.ioNi,e the
: wis military system n 'hN middle
h =: gree; ~zr And force upon ihS
country &. general system II compul.
s,on.
Ean p&-by a.rec,or OF recru.ans
>:.d lie w.s convinced mat ,he bill
"a hs:. imposed on the country. would
70; max. II" 6!s;urbauce in industrial
circles tina; had been anticipated Tie
INTO tho any .r1 ;h4, the industry
.ouiI sNa-e trt-l II. more
alarmed q n. extent o, Tn eH-mp.
tors grantee :. nc soNe-n7cnt thar
F. - 'E% vedLctious ~ men available "a,
military service uaac b,' The nluu,tio.
tribunals since MS -:pov: was mad,
<o-- l.s.s :, reserved occupa;o.s hat
lns ,pprchcr>ive -h1n hs learned tina
70 !e.s Than loo c6o badges exenp,in.
men rom militia! s--Nic. rad beeI
!Esuta In lou. DAYS NJ As; u"ek
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-26
BRITISH LABOR PARTY
TACKLES SERIOUS TASK
Congress. Which Opens To-day In
i.oudun, Will Decide Attitude
Toward War.
moDN's POWER Is ABSOLUTE
Decision of Conference UpGn Con.
>rripiion Certain IT, Ec Over
wheImingly .again>, Governments
Measure.

Especial cab. 20 The Times pisra;vh.i
LONDON. January 2J.-Tn" British
Labor party conference. which opens
a; E-istol tomorrow. is expected to
nc the mos; mcmcntous tabor congress
ia the history or England.
six hundred delegates. representing
nca"ly "..5o.o6o workers. viii nice; and
decide upon the attitude OF labor IN
re gard 10 the war. the government, con
Scripiior and the "pcniu. Of peace
negotiations
Th" power nf the conference IL alb
sciuic. Wha; the delegates decide upon
must he carried out, ara Labor members
OF Parliament who refuse acuuiesccncc
viii either be forced to resign q: ii" ux-
PEELED.
Inc decision az the conference ON
me c"nScriptlon question - certain To
he oNe!'whei mingly against The govern
mentS measure. Lloyd Georges hints
at the need OF industrial cunsc ription.
owing TO the grave labor situation.
have convinced trade un:onistS that
;he hili j. intended To pave the way
for Introduction of compulsion in the
work Shops
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-26
EASTLANO DISASTER PROBE
'nFcstiEntion mt Grnnd Unpids Discioses
Nothing Not Learned Mt chicago
Inquiries.

"kAND RAPIDS. MICH January %.
captain Robert Reid. Of Grand Haven.
'"ca! United States Inspector of steam
mp huils. WAS The :;rsi %: s.x witnesses
III Inc Eastland disaster hearing here
"-""S To b" called. Nothing OF i'm
r"''"hcc other than points already
brought out In Chicago Investigations
WAS developed before adjournment
Joseph r. Lynn. assistant harbor
master OF Chicago. testified to-day ,b,t
n" was not positive he saw air bubbles
IN the water az the Eastland was tom
p'ihR over. At the Inquest In Chicago
IL was claimed by the defendants. law.
Hcrs' he testified he saw the bubbles
which were construed to Indicate tbc
steamer was aground
Lynn told the court to-day that he
made soundinEs OF the river after rho
accident and found piles OF stumns
which had been sawed off nc,- Nh.
East!and'S docks. lie also corrobor,,ad
"ther witnesses that there is a rock Of
concrete formation In the river "a,
Feet below the surface OF tho water
ana close tn where the steamer sank
tic testified that the I;astland's norma,
"raft was between twelve and thirteen
feet
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-26
Do YOU SUFFER
FKOM BACKACHE 1?

"hei your .idney, ar. weak and
,p7n'" the' do not properly perform
MIR '"h'h you' back acheh and
-. 10 moi rs. lij,o DOING n,u,n n,
hhtthinp You arc likcly y, hn demon.
nfht ara 10 boTro" iroubI. JUS, n. II
70" HhHnf enough aiTsad~ Don't nc
f" f'c,im an. longer.
IN" old reliable m.hlrinr fIood's
| 80 s"r"r.!ia, cirrs r'':rgta ard tone
!" Nv" t:HneJH and bui!d, W 'hc ~hrlr
,i.'en.
FOOD 'iar.npariua ~ . peculiar com
, n'nat"n az roots, OhrHs anh bsrbh 81
o'hcr rn"dicin" actr iike -, hAchuE" M
, DINER medicine mar tho safr" formula
o. ingredients Acctpt M nubg'jtUts
"n' ir'is, on having Uno1s, and get d
to-day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-26
3lE>r,UN or PEACE
>KOUslS DEEP INTEREST

The lahur men are deeply concerned
With the question Of peace, nui what
i 10 come thereafter. one resolution
- lie ,naie asks Endorsement Of the
proposal az tn" American Federation
OF Labor Ia convene an International
conferences of lahor At thc same time
and place ~ that az the peace COM
mission meeting
Significant action indicating the
trend OF thought Of some sections OF
working classes. wIs taken to-day ny.
the Woman's Labor League. which
adopted resolutions against the mill
.3ry service hill and Welcoming peace
mediation. The resolutions also ia
N""cd the establishment OF AN inter
national arbitration court.
Resolutions framed with view Of
securing the future peace Of Europe
wi!i be adopted Ivy the La Dor party
conference ~ Bristol These resolu-
tons. which arc i'll direc, criticism OF
the government for its par: II ,he pre-
limin&rieS 20 ;hc present war. Will dc
mand:
/. Tha, hereafter Grca, Britain shall
make 10 treaty without the sanction
OF Parliament
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-26
RESIDENTS or HONEYWELL. TO
AID JEWISH SUFFI;RERS
Especial to The Times Dispatch.

Special to the Times Dis patch
!iDrEW ELL. VA. January %
PEOPLE OF H"pcwell wi!! hold u mass
meeting IN the Tabernacle Baptist
Church tomorrow night In aid OF the
Jewish war sufferers. The business
men Of me wonder tuwn have pledged
themselves. il is stated. to raise 81 900
for the relief
Speakers N the meeting will include
Dr.. T.. Earp. Of Richmond: Dr. WILEY.
of Petersburg, and Dr. Geiring, Dr.
Romano and Or. England, Of HOpeW
and 4. BlOOmbcrg, secretary OF the
Chamber % Commerce OF HopeHcil.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-26
NAVAL COURT ADJOURNs
"esutt az Inquiry Into FntnI Explosion
on Submarine t:-2 VIII Bc Scmt
10 Departments.

NEW YORK. January @5-The naval
court OF inquiry into tho fatal cNplo-
sion on the submarine E.2 on January
- closed it's sessions at tho Rroolslyn
navy ard to-day ono more witness
!" Miles chief electrician on the
e'a.'' VII! h. examined after he has
n"'''c'tntIr recovered from his injuries.
"' hhdihGS OF the court Viii hr for
w"rh.d I" the Navy Department, In
Washington.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-26

sol sm.'hers. coIortd was sentenced
% '"uT months in jail yos,crda. by
"usnce "ruichfeld 'vhei convicted o,
We 'he't 81 rag o: feed f,or, {. j..
|Hue' The nTE:" acted an appc,,
award W. i'rice, colors6 was given
.""' 'h"o'Hs On a charS" OF stealing
brush n7A screSdrIy.r rr,r,
Eotto
Janies Fa:ncr. another negro go.
'f''encee 10 = 'srm q! similar l.ny,h
| ''hsr convicted nt stealing Ave -owI,
from John Bond. ~" %
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-26
KENTUCKY VETS WIN
Statewide Prohibition Amendment de-
tented In ppsr House or Gen,
PrRI Assembly,

FRANKFORT. Ky J.nuary ga
Dill which would preser, ? cons,.tu
tional amendncn, providing for state.
wide prohibition was defeated TO-DAY ir,
the upper house OF ,ht Genera Assem-
bly,. where Il originated
Thres-hfths Of the bonded spirit. And
ph!sky interest. IN the Cniied STATE,
are n th.S state. according 10 e.t!-
mates submitted TO the House
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-26
-FoIU TIIOl st>D II Hl>>
", TAKEN Bt III SSiiNS

~ LONDON. .iauUayJ -J.-~FoIr thouS-
rss-8nd Turks. including ttty officers we're
- "a ptured h. the Russians IN the recent
s-.,shattic in the ne'ShboGhood OF tr%erun1,
snccorcin- 10 = disDatca from pctroSrad
~ 40 Reuters Telegram COMPANY Fhe
. - Russians are also said - haN" cap
S.Ssnturcd scores Of machine Guns an" cn"r-
,,Hmous quantities "f munitions
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-26

both OF Nelson County. were married
Yesterday at the parsonage of Com
tcnary Methodist Church. the pastor
Rev w. G.. BoSgs performing the
ceremony. Tho bride Is Il daughter
OF Mr.. aud Mrs benjamin Allen. OF
Nelson County. Mr.. and Mrs Spencer
Will make their home in that county.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-26

announced 20 our vanSuagds their
readiness 10 LAY down iholr armS
I'm Scvtarl the AUstro Hungarian
forces captured twelve cannon 500
rifles and two machine guns"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-26
SAN GIOVANNI III MEDIA
CAPRI RED ny NlSIltiSNS

: :, l.pNT,C.N. January pa dispatch
- Received from Rome SAYS inat the Aus
tsss, trians have occupied san Giovanni vi
~. Ncdua. . seaport ~ Albania. seventeen
t+ttEileS south OF ScVta:i.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-26
To Prevent The Grip

When YOU feel cold coming on. s,or Z, by
taking LAXATIVE BEoMO QUINiSE and
thus keep tho system In condition tn ipre-
vent tho GRIT. There IL only one PROMO
CUISINE. Il. W. GROVES siInatur. on
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-26
Nortlnnd To speak.

George ~ Mort!ald. % the old po-
nlnivn Trust Company. viii speak be-
core the E.chmond Advertisers Club
;"-m"rr"w at ltl5 o'clock a, the Lex
iugton Hotel
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-26

Spencer-AileR.
Special 10 The Times Dispatch
LfNCHBCRG. VA. January Of
Floyd Spencer and Miss Maggie Allen.
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81, 8. & &.
eanta Sc 6. &. g. 81. 9epot)

Santa &c (S. &. o. u. 9epot).
Gnhinft =
$50. 7-@om 4oroen. 1000 BORN.
SO: 1-@om 9orben ...,8:05 abenbs
&bfabrt-
$40. 6-Ga6 benz 3orben. 1875 nat6m.
$50. 2-Nad benz 9oroen. .9:t5 bonn.
g. g., Il. & g. (S, G. 9. q. 9eput.;
anfunft =
SO. 2--@ou Corpus g6riti anb gn,risu
tEprings .4:55 nodlm.
go. 4-gon Corpus ghriii. 100 purm.
$40. 1-Rod Corpus ehriiti unb garri5c
Springs ......... 1920 BORN.
80. 3-Nan gorriis Ghriiti $3.50 otenos
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Die beutige Gage.

9[u6 beute FAINT man iDieoer et1t
ineiteres 8orriiden Der 9eutl6en BET
@eroun meIoen nnb ebenIo bon Or
folgen an anoeren 9urtften oes melt
lifen Griegsl6alplaBes. @s i6eint,
ais menu lie nit abiolltter Si6erbeit
inuner erger uno en9er BEN Sting
nm bie Stoot 5lliammen5ieben. Die
Sranaoien fampfen NIT GROCER Sa-
pferfeit, ober iie fon1en fid) anidei-
memo bes iibermadtigen Seinoes
nidt erpebren. Or riift beran tpie
bas S1idlal. l1no oegbalb bemit=
ben tie iid nit beito eroBerem Offer
Die @elt iiber Die totid6liden Ser
baltniife gu tauiden uno fie ourd
.glan5enoe geri6te 10 lange pie mog-
lid I'M Srrtum 5u balten. gur 10
fam man oiele pbontaitii6en 5dil=
oer1ngen nit ibrem 10 ouffd1ie 5ur
Shau getraoenen GiegesbelutBtIein
nnb bem 8erfleinern ieben grfoIgs
Der @egner beriteben.
Cont 1T nidt bel geideben. @n-
ariffe enqliiher Shiffe ouf Die Dor-
baneGen nnroen obaei6laqelt. Sci
a1tt-Gl-4mora lit aIles beim IIten,
troboem Sample BORT ltattgefunben
baben. Die 9iniien baben mieoer cine
periif6e 5tabt gellommen. Die esto-
Iiener tpolIen Mblona bolten uno tire
&ammer bat Der Gegierulig ibr Ser.
trouen a1sgeIprodber.