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Gcrn,.ny's House of Cards

Grrmany's House Of Cards
( D EFURE the Kaiser forced war on Europe
- Germany had laid plans based on condi-
lions which. as Germany understood them.
made anything hut speedy victory impossible
And one by one. those plans have gone aglcy
because Germanys understanding OF condi-
TONS was mistaken. Germany believed Bel
GUM would offer resistance: that France
was decaden and could not fight: that Great
britain would hold aloof and that Russia was
so grart-riddcn and incompetent that Ger
many eastward progress would he unnter-
rnpted And Germany believed that if
turkey enlisted with the Superman the in
nuence Of the Sultan, the Caliph OF islam.
woEid be sufficient to cause the proclamation
OIL hoiE war. in which all Mohammcdans
would unite on the side OF liultur
In every of these forecasts German
thought and statecraft were at fault. Heroic
little Belgium held back the helmets long
enough Tor France to arm; France became
again the nation of the Franks; Great Brit
ain slipped the leash Of her warshps. and the
NaiSers great fleet became impotent and
Russia. nrSt conGuering and then defeated
noow looms again. a vast and threatening
shadow.
And the holy was has vanished as a dream
turkey nights with Germany; but Central Asia
mas not risen against Russia: Moslcm India
and Egypt have not revolted against Grca,
britain: Morocco Algeria and Tunis remain
loyal TO France: -\fghanistan has no, do
scended on India and the Sudan and the
Sahara have not sent armed hordes against
Northern Africa. I he Caliphs call to the
Faithful fell upon deaf ears
Al! these cvemtuaiities came to pass in
spite OF Gcrmany's forty years of planning
and in direct conflict with the results GER
man science and Nietzschean supcrthoucht
mad predicted Other developments that now
contribute to the Supcrman's imnendng do
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Next Hest,

Does MISS Sweetthing know how TO sing?
NO. she doesn't; but she knows she doesn't
and she doesn't"
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The Tessimist Saws.

tod helps those who help themselves but
the verdict OF humanity is against those who
help themselves too literally
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4 Wonder.

Us Your new stcnographcr Efficient"
"EXiraordinarily Why, than half
the words in tho letters she writes for me are
correctly spelled.
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FQnLiSiEp every day In the year ut 10 South ren,s
Street, Richmond. Va, by The Times Dispatch rub-
ilshinE Co. Inc. Charles l.. nu.brouL. Editor aud
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SPECIAL. ADVERTISING REPRESENTATIVES: Has
brook, Stor! y brooks Inc, fifth Avenue building
New York; Mutual Life building. rhlsdriphn.
Peoples Gas Building. Chicago.
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1EiEPH0NE: Randolph l. Fri, ate branch Exchange
connecting with all departments.
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Current Editonal Comment
War Brings
Trouble
10 Holland

49,, The war puts little Holland in
war bIlhSS an ,"inhnrrhs.inE position She
-, tI,II,., monthly nnd several hundred
!" '"''""" thousand tons Of coal She has
huttcr aud cheese 10 sell in large
qua 'i!ics This Germany needs. but England
says IF YOU feed Germans. you shall not have
am! wheat" And Gcrlnam:. says: we will
trade coal for butter and cheese, otherwise you
her with coal since she needs ali sh,. can mine
Tor her factories and her navy. So the alter
lntive Of freezing or starving is offered IIo'-
rom Norfolk; Va but the proper ships
scarce, aud the Germans have way OF tor
!cdning them 10y mistake Holland is obliged
army II iS--undcr arms. for she is small
, Inn ana borders on Germany i;hi She Is bet,
satisfaction of charging the ';crrnans FOR ths
Ships they torpedo. Collecting the hill will
prove another maitcr.--ilariford Times.
AZ the SPECTACULAR r"cuncilia-
MiSuSing lion between Ms. Taft aud Col.
onr Roosevelt has been ar
,.,,, ranged for political ends, no Inn
Good Man pronrlety is involved in It's dis !
ciission The meeting staged for
October viii answer the purposes OF the Re-
l'unican Campaign Committee, no doubt. but IL
rms DeinS the case. neither Of the former
thionists will gain in public respect by per-
ihrmancc which cannot fail to be ghnstIy
mockery. Mr. Taft especially must snncr IL,
The estimation Of admirers and opponents alike
by placing himself in position which every
h"df knows will be false. Throughout his long
has borne himself with dignity, patience and
CHARITY. On the other hand, his adversary has
hern studio'isly vitupcrativc and insulting. 10
welt has added proclamations Of dctrac iion md
COM cmpt FOR which there has been apology.
~. laIt ~ too respectable figure IN American
m,S.orI To bclittlc himself By the partisan mum-
merry to which he has now been commit cd.
New York World.
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nevertheless it is possible Il doctor may be able
:" teach him something which will be IA god
semi to his future welfare ana happiness
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shakespeare Da, by DIV.

Fer tn" philosophers There is nothing either
good or bad. but thinking makes it so"--llamlet.
ii. :"
For the quick tompcrea:
Mend your speech little.
Lest it may mar your fortunes"
king Lear. i. |.
f"i IN" laxative; They have been a great
feast Of languages and stolen tho scraps -.
Loves l.ahor's Lost, iv. 3
For III" sclf-satisied: II am not only witty
!" myself but the cause that Wit is in other
mcu."-kinG Henry ", Part :. l. l.
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The Sultan is said to have pawned his
throne; it already as good as lost any
how
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ADDRESS ALL CONCENTRATIONS to The Times.
Dispatch. and TO individuals
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XtrEinIu I'm IS5f.

have tried many places and persons to get
q list OF the principal officials OF the state of
Virginia in the year 1881. and nov ASK mai
YOU give il if yor can
MISS Z l.. J.
J.: u. Floyd U;0vcrn"r). L. 7. Daniel. ! f.
w 'cy =. VI. ration tcouhciilorsj. OF whom Il.
i. Daniel was Lieutenant -'iOVcrior.
iiichnrds"n tSecrctary OF com,nonwcalth). $
=: lhxtcr tAtorncytiencralt. r. Johnston
tfuSt AuditoD. j. Brown. il. tSecond Auditorp
u: Butlnr tTrcasurerb, :. II. Parker tRcgistcr
OF Land Onccl -
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Easter DAY.

came on in l"l3.
March -.
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The old Scotch professor trying to i'm
press upon his students tho value of nbscry,
ton.
NO" he complained. 20 dinna us, your
faculties of observation. fc dnna use en-
For instance--''
Picking UP 20, OF chemicals Of horrible
odor. he stuck his finger into it, ana then into
his mouth.
Taste Of it. gentlemen" he commended as
lac passed the pot from student to student
After each had licked finger aud had felt
rebellion through his whole soul tho OLD
professor laughed i'm triumph
II told yc so!' he shouted "Y. dim, ,sc
Your faculties OF observation. For If We had
observed yc would h"' seen that the finger
which | stuck into the pot wasua Inc nro.,
which stuck into my mouth"'-Chicano Herald
Dangerous.
When good Bill Ia II and Theodor,
Are tied ut last together
Some one had best take car. les, GIRO
Re sprinklcd the t"thcr
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Automatic I.icc,>,

Whose duty is il to report ear owner,
I un under dealers license" I, T.
The eNASCit duty OF any officer Of tn,
the implicit duty OF any citizen
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Queries and Answers

Import Duty In Great britain.
NJ M.--Grcat Britain has no i,npor, duty @
clothing.
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Women Who Served

Mo one Who understands Tho cause viii
1ail TO answer the appeal that is 10 he
made to-day ON behalf OF the Home for Needy
Confederate Women especially when tb,t
aappeal is linked with the name OF a Con
federate heroine whose memory Richmond
should delight TO honor
Captain Sally Tompkins gave all 70 the
south Surely she had won peoples graft
tudc yet as the sands of her life ran OUT. as
her own close kith ana kin preceded her
beyond the river il was i'll this shrine of
noble memories that she found peace. nap
piness and loving care
There are others whose sacrifice, war.
not less and whose needs arc as grea, rho
nome has =. long. waiting lis' Funds are
always inat".fua,h Remember ,ha,. IN the
nature OF things. the opportunity to repay
small part Of the debt Virginia owes thcse
women will not long continue and give what
you
Unless the Department, Of Justice let. IN
on the bl"ckmailrs, the Mann whi,o-slav,
act VIII iose III" only real force II has ever
Possessed "
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When John Rockefeller found his
pFohis on Friday mad reached the tidy little
sum OF iS,02S,oo0 he probably called il a
days work and knocked off.
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WASHINGTON OFFICE: :,s Fourteenth street.. y. w
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W ms cool weather continues. 81 viii soon
" nm" Tor Tho sex that ia not hampcrcd by
IN" i'"bgob!n Of little minds 10 put on low
SHOES ana leave of It's furs
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AZ the spectacular r"cuncilin
lion between Mf. Taft aud Col.
ourl Roosevelt has been ar
ranged for political ends, no i'm
tx involved in it's dis
,.uSSiDu rhc IusrfIu, si,,,yoI T,r
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RirfrmunO Glmrs,pispatrb

Catered January FL. 1905 "a the Post -Onre AT
.s Richmond. Va. sccond-rla>> matter.
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II friends Who favor II with manuscripts and
Illustrations for publication wish t. have rejected ari
cles returned they all send for
thnt PURPOSE,
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coughed Continually
DAY AND NIGHT - MAN SAYS
NOTHING HELPED BUT
viNOL.

That statement does not surprise
us. We have told the people Of Fair
mont many times dur!-r the last ten
years that Vinol is the greatest rem.
edy for chronic coughs and colds that
we ever sold. MIR. Dunning says:
II took heavy cold which settled
int GA chronic cough. It seemed as
though cougbed continually day and
night, 80 I could not sleep. l was all
rundown and so weak I could hardly
keep about. I tried different cough
medicines but seemed to get worse
instead of better. l went to the drug
store and got a bottle of Vinol. Be-
fore It was half gone was better
and its continued use cured my cough.
built me up and am feeling fine"
Benz. Dunning, 20s Tenth iTe., scran-
ton, Pa.
vinol is not a palliative like cough
syrups, but It is constitutional rem
edy for coughs. colds ard bronchitis.
which removes the carne and stops
the cough, and the recovery Of Mr..
Dunnlng was due to the f-ef and cod
liver peptones. iron ant manganese
peptonates> and glycesophosphates
which are contained In I!nol.
Cranes Drug Store Sid In Man.
nington by the Prescriptio Pharmacy.
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up a government against the inter-
ests and general welfare of the people
of my native state. stand squarely
on that old doctrine OF equal rights
to all and special privileges to none,
and in this day am amending 1t a
little to add that stand also for spe-
cial burdens upon none"
The Judge touched briefly on ma
tionE, affairs, and in this connection
referred to tho charges Of the Demo-
Gratis that the election Of Watson and
Chiffon to the United States Senate in
1911. was brought about by bribery
ard corruption. and In what the edi-
tor of one Democratic newspaper
styled as saturnalia OF debauchery.
Ho charged that the notable piece Of
mo.:rn fiction, the Democratic plat
forru OF 1912. had not been kept, in
that the lives of our citizens and the
honor Of our flag had not been pro-
tected at home or abroad; that the
Panama canal tolls bill had been re-
pealed; that the high cost of living
had not been reduced; that economy
had not been practiced in federal az
fairs, and that Woodrow Wilson had
been allowed to become a candidate
to succeed himself in direct violation
OF party pledges. This latter pledge.
however. said the judge. the Ameri-
can voters will compel them to keep
on November z. when they repudiate
Wilson and elevate Charles Z.
Hughes to the presidency.
AS proof OF extravaganza on the
part Of the Democratic administra-
ton, the speaker pointed to the fact
that excluding the appropriations for
preparedness. the last congress ex-
ceeded in its appropriations by $780,
100000. any congress in history. He
added also. that for deserving Dem
ocrats" there had been created under
the Wilson administration. 9S,763
new federal offices, more than any
two administrations In past history
ever created.
with such record for extrava-
gance In the nation, what might we
expect Of them along the lines Of
economy in the state?" he asked.
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Install officers Tonlsht-Lyceum and
Mosart societies at the Normal school
meet tonight in their respective halls
with installation Of officers the chief
feature in each hall. Preparations
have been made for some special Hal
'lowe'en features and because Of this
4 IL expected that an unusual crowd
will be present,
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Coughs In the Fall
Are Dangerous
Stop Them at Once With Old
Black Joe Cough Syru3.

A cough In the fall Of the year 3:sen
weakens the system and lungs and
when winter sets In you arc easy prey
for grippe and pneumonia. You dare
not neglect your cough now.
But don't take any Kind of O cough
remedy. Take Old Black Joe Cough
Syrup. which Is absolutely free from
opiates, chloroform and narcotic
drugs. It Is safe for every member
Of the family - children as well as
grown folks. It quickly loosens the
phlcgn. opens the air pseeages,
soothes irritation and kills the cold
germ. Costs only Csc q bottle at any
good store in city OF country.
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Hallowe'en Pars at Nurmal-1he
annual Hallowe'e.. reception at the
Normal school H. low being arranged,
invitations fof tne event having been
put out today. Tae library will be
the scene Of the affair. committee
having been appointed to decorate It.
Refreshments will be served and some
special entertainment features pre-
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West Virginians
, Heard President
HE MADE SEVERAL SHORT TALKS
ON HIS WAY BACK TO
,sEr LONG BRANCH.

on BOARD PRESIDENT WILL.
SONS SPECIAL. GRAFTON, Oct. q.
on his way from Cincinnati to Lons
several brief stops in West Virginia
md Maryland to shake hands with
people who had gathered ut the depots.
He Is scheduled to arrive at Shadow
lawn st ten tonight, passing through
Baltimore at 4:45 today and through
Philadelphia at 7:05 tonight.
The President will not return to the
middle west again before election
His only remaining trip away from
Shadow Lawn before November z will
take him to Buffalo November l and to
New York November 3.
In addition he plans two more
Ipeeches at Long Branch. one tomor
row and the next November 4.
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nent was ornamente6 With cor

ment was ornamente6 Nth corn
stalks. pucpEin faces anc the usual
Halloween decorations. those who
attended were: the Misaes Hazel Pit.
ger. Lalah Lake, MilGscr Renshaw.
Mildred Quirk. Ivy Frr".. Ethel Clut-
ter. Margaret Leonard and Madge
Ferry; Messrs. Charles ChaddoCk.
BERT Ferry. Dorance Eastman. Charles
Harris. Roy Conoser. Mr.. Engle. Happy
Huey. Leslie .Lyal. Refreshments in
keeping with the season were served
with unique Halloween favors.
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( tll.kta
bommfttee. ooncurrirs in the recon-
Gendation.
Note.-You Will note that anything
pertaining to railroad property. Mr..
Eornwell wao IA favor Of, and any
thing pertaining therto. Also motto
that Mr.. Cornwell is riding on a rail-
road pass. and that he is counsel for
the b. and o. Railroad Co.
Senate Bill No. 43, session 1905. q
bill relating to school teachers and
Increasing the salarleI thereof: pass
I'D senate February 5, 1905. Mr..
Cprnweu present and rot voting.
y Note-Mr. Cornwell voted against
the Compulsory school law.
Senate Bill No. SO, session 1905, q
bill fixing the liability OF corporations
FOR personal injuries and the fixing o:
yuch liability; reported back from the
judiciary committee with the recon-
mendation that 1t dc not pass, Mr..
Eornwell being member Of that COM
ntttee and corcrrring therein.
Senate Bill No. so, session 1905.
relating to air measurements In
mines and the oettsr protection and
s)afeguardjng OF employee: passed the
sena.e January rs, 1905, Mr.. Corn
seil being present but not voting.
House Ejll No. 81, session 1906, q
PHI entitled Prohibition OF employ
nent Of CHILDREN in mines. mills and
lActories;" pri.Ae1 Feb. 23, 1905, Mr..
tcrnwell present but not voting.
House BID 80 SO. c.ssion 1906, a
I'LL relating 10 ere escapes in build
Z hgs wherein lsbor is employed; pass-
I'd Feb. "a, ifos. Mr.. CornSeli pres
mt but -~n'. ,o.ins.
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.G0RNVELL. WAS

CONTINUED on pare twelve.)
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Women Not Ell3;sie-Fairmont wo.
'utsn are not allow ID the privilege Of
yoting In the strtw balloting contest
81 this city which Is being conducted
.uuder the direction Of the Rexall Drug
,Hyndtcate ct tho Mountain City Drug
.store. Women art allowed to cast
straw votes in the states In this con.
test only whore thsy are legal voters
According to the statement made to-
itaysby Manager Homer Hall Of the
Mountain City store. A number Of
local women have inquired whether
or not they could vete but were denied
ithis,prfyilege.
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start Of with about 100 members.
Football.

The second team of the Warrington
High school will meet the Morgantown
High school second team in football
game at Hough's park Saturday after
noon. The game will start at three
thirty.
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Big Celebration.

Warrington is preparing for a big
halloween celebration. The Elks'
band will lead the parad, over the
principal streets OF the city. Prizes
will be given by the merchants Of the
city for the best make ups.
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own Talk

t5oIlowe'en Social 1.-THE Christian
Endeayor WIN hold Halloween So
,ets1 this evening at the Christian
chutch which promises to be an inter.
eettne and entertaining event. Games
nnd fefreshments In accordance with
the Halloween season will be the pro-
igraul Special rntBic consisting Of
solos Et Mrs. Forrest e. Fankhouser
ana John Reed and duct by Misses
Bertha Dilgard anG Radel Herndon
wm be given during the evening.
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Club Orpanized.

A meeting was held Thursday night
in the vacant room next to the post
office on Water stree: formerly occu.
pied by the Hope Natural Gas Com.
pany, when Wilson end Marshall
club was formed. The new club will
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Instltute at NormaI-County Super.
lntendent Of Schools Homer c. Tooth.
man IL IN charge Of the Grant, Winfield
and Union district PAY" teachers
institute being held today at the Nor
NAL. Practically all of the teachers
from these districts are in the city
today and an excellent program is be.
ing carried out at the meeting.
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81 High School Game Tomorrow
Fafrmont High will stick her toes
deep in the ground and figh: for blood
tomorrow when Buckhannon Is met at
South Side park. Buckhannon has
not been scored on this year. but tho
,Fairmont boys arc believing they can
lind the weak spots. Buckhannon. has
asheayy line and light but fast back
field. Horschler and Hutchinson in.
'5ured slightly in last Saturdays game,
are recovered enough SO that they will
iheFon the field tomorrow perfectly
conditioned.
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salvation Meetlna-Rov. Webb. of
the NJ. q. south church will speak to.
night at the Salvation Army meeting
70 be held In the hall at PA Jackson
street and good attendance is ex-
.pected. Much interest has been shown
IN this series 0. meetings that Is be-
ing held In tAs local army quarters.
Captain Victor BRYANT. Of the local
company adore sed gathering at
Morgantown las. night and will be
present tonight 1t the local meeting.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-03
Be(oi(Cb2 6intcrdn.

Der nGemps@ BON 25. Otiobsr
bro6te untey Der lleberIHriFt nllns
bombe Ell 9(nperS" sic aus Dem 0ada
BON "a 9fto6er 0diicrie glo1ricbt,
bob in 2lntperpen Elm 9ttIcntat gegen
ods 0auS eines oeutic5en Germ be-
eongsn porDsn fei. Der oeutiGe BE
flyer babe orutins Gffi3iere bcbers
ber9t Su elmer 9liTde oirclt untcrs
balb oes GB5immerS Fci cine 9ombs
nieoergeIcgt uno 3ur @ntSiinounq 0es
brodt lporoen, ndbren0 Nie sier Diff
5itre ii6 bci SiIbe Defonoen. Drei
bon i6ncn Ieicn lofort aet0tei, Der
picrtc lei Ic9lper pcrlebt iporOcn Der
6haoen am 6oulc iei be0cuien0, Der
IllrBeber bes qtninlags Iei ni@t ermits
ltelt.
SatTdhe lit Folgeuoes: gLm 9. Sspz
iember, Nnc5fs eli llhr fauo In ocr
beSeitbncten cdule cine Grploiipn itott,
bei Der sic ileinernc Siillun9 unO Die
Sitter zines &ellerFenItsrs 5erltOrt wurs
ben. 9lufaeilnOene GeiIe elmer 8oni6e
un0 cine 3iinOi4nur beioieIen, OaB es
iih i'm elm 9(ttentot 6anoeltc. Disles
oolt onI1einenp einem Gtabe, Der in
ser g2dbe bss geuannten @auies unters
oebrabt mar. @erIeBt nuroe ME
mdnb. Der 9ln31log lit olIo mibs
lqliidt. Ct benefit uber, NIT pclcben
Gjefabren oie oeutiHen Gruppen su
rc1nen boteH, unb tpenu Der yeinO
lid NIT iolcben 9lnImlGgen briiitet uno
ibre bermeintIi1en GrfoIee bertiinOet,
10 fam er li1 ni1t punoern, penn
feline Genolingc ber 9lufineytIomteit
Der beiitlc6en 8eb0rDeu erltceen uno
IOiirb gi9teripruh Dpfer oes eigenen
Qtuftroees mtr0cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-03

bon Souoo mo @iom Sondlton
iGul0ig bciunOcn purOc m0 am Ia.
9G0rj 9c6dngt pcrOcn ioIl Die 90.
OeSiiroic in 3udt1ouSitroic mnju.
WonOclll
ScBtii@5ilr&ubc
GiGtcr Socombc pom 9lmOcS-
arcis Expectations Werift IN
Qlciu Yorf bat Dem @eucrolonpolt
cjrcgorp ieill 9liidtrittSgeiub cin0c
reidbt. Ger 6erlicue 9iibtcr befan0
lid icit 30 &o6rcu i'm gmt miO trltt
5uriid oo cinc GicniBcit lott @cics
obl0uit Nr. 9ocombe tritt nit ocut
io. 5c6runr in Ocli 9ln6eitonO.