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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1916-04-06
THE SPIDERS WEB.

you, humiliating you in the eyes of
the others and spreading gossip
about you which is bound to hurt and
harm you until you have lived it
down.
No girl should accept the chance
acquaintance of fellow artist when
he asks you to 60 out and dine with
him. Fins out about him first. If a
man really is interested in a girl, he
will ask to visit her in her own home,
or, if she is away from home, he will
see she has the protection of another
girl.
Then it is even more dangerous to
accept invitations from chance girl
acquaintance, for while they promise
a party of three or four girls, they
often do not add that they are ex-
pecting an equal number of men to
make up a dancing, skating or swim
ming party.
1t is not the studios, mothers of
our little girl readers, that harbor
the pitfalls, as we are too busy to
get into immediate danger, but
movies are just like any other in
dustry-it is what takes place after
work hours that determines a girls
future.
If girls would only realize they are
going to the studios to work and that
the profession demands as much ply
steal and mental labor as any other,
if they looked upon them as wage
earning hours and not play hours, if
they have talent and ambition, there
is some hope for them. But do not
be carried away by your daughters
pretty face and let her go unguarded
into the mesh of this life, as her dis
appointment, if she fails, may un-
happily influence her the rest Of her
life.
So swamped am I by thousands
of letters, it seems to me the whole
population of girlhood is rising and
demanding, Il want to be a moving
picture actress, Miss Pickford-what
do you advise me to dor"
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Observation-Disclosures"

America" the gigantic New York
HoppOdrome spectacle. showing wonder
full and heretofore unproduced scenes
from the history and life Of our great
country, will be produced at the Hippo
drOme Theater. Ninth and New York
avenue. Saturday of this week, for the
first time in Washington
The production Is a six-reel motion
picture. showing stirring scenes of his
toric and patriotic interest. including the
landing Of Columbus, the Alamo life
in the New Mexican pueblos, the Grand
Canyon of the Colorado, with the famous
finale. the Court of Honor
Today will be shown a three-reel drama,
The Fools Gold" with Richard Stan
ton and Myrtle Gonzales; Friday, Bet
tie Gray and Ned Reardon, in "Scorched
Wings"
Saturday. the Night Riders with
Harry Carey and Olive Fuller Golden,
and a comedy. THE Tale of a TeIe-
gram" in conjunction with America"
Sunday, "SalambO" is announced
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CosmoS-VnudeyfIIe.

"Pokey." a little comedy by Herbert
Hall Winslow, will be presented for the
first time in Washington the last half Of
the week at the Cosmos Theater, begin
ming at todays matinee. by Monda Glen
dover. an English coincidence, and her
company. Other new acts include Bliss,
Mack and Bliss. in ''Frolics in FINLAND -
Ferry, the Frog Man" in a unique spec
tacle; the Montrose Colonials, and Jean
Moore, a Scotch lassie
The Birthday Party" presenting i'm
presentations and specialties of stage
celebrities, will remain as the headline
attraction. The photoplay will be For
a Woman's Fair Name" with Robert
EdesOn as the star.
The concerts Sunday will feature an
orchestral program, with new speciaIties
and other attractions.
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PoIi'-"A Full House"

"A Full House" will be the attraction
OF the Poll Players next week
"A Full House" enjoyed a run of six
months in New York. 1t was written
by Fred Jackson, well known to read
ers OF the popular magazines as the writer
Of entertaining fiction. The story Of
the farce concerns a young lawyer on
A confidential business mission, who gets
into a railway wreck and in the excite
ment Of the moment exchanges grips
with a thief. The latter follows him to
recover his booty and all hands become
involved in funny complications when
the police intervene.
A. H. Van Buren,, Maude Gilbert and
other members Of the Poll company will
be seen in the leading roles.
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CrandaIr.-Feature Films.

THE Struggle" is the feature photo
play at Crandalrs next Sunday and Mon
day, starring Frank Sheridan. Two army
surgeons, Carew and Danes, are in
love with Marjorie Caldwell. and she.
supposing that her feeling for Carew is
only that of friendship, marries Danes
The exciting incidents which show her
the mistake she has made, furnishes the
story.
Robert Warwick, supported by Frances
Nelson, will be seen Tuesday and We'd
nesday In Emmett Campbell Halls
Human Driftwood." Charles J. Ross
Edna wallace Hopper and Muriel o.
triche will be seen Thursday ana Friday
in the Equitable feature, by Whose
Hand
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1916-04-06
Garden-Feature Films.

Ethel Barrymore will be pictured at
Hoore's Garden Theater in a story of
Russian life, entitled THE Kiss Of Hate"
- Sunday, Monday and Tuesday Of next
week The supplementary comedy at
fraction win be "A Doctor by Proxy"
n which the principal role Is assumed by
Frank Daniels. On Wednesday and
Thursday the headline attraction will be
Alone in London" featuring Florence
Turner. Second place on the program
VA be occupied by the eighth episode of
The Strange Case Of Mary Page"
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Gayety-Burlesuue.

Charles Waldron's Bostonians come to
the Gayety next week. Frank Finney
Is the featured comedian and appears in
the two burlesques, the first of which is
entitled "Riley's Speech" and the other
The Isle of Nowhere" The supporting
cast includes Charlie Jansen, Florence
Mills. John P. Griffith, Kitty Mitchell,
Walter johnson and Jane Caruthers
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1916-04-06

II you have ever felt that you cannot
afford to advertise, Try a weli-planned
series or inexpensive Want Ads, and
you VIII soon learn that YOU cannot af-
ford NOT to advertise.-Dan SayIss
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Fr4tzie Brunette will be presented on Fri
day and Saturday in Unto Those Who
Sin" The comedy section will bring
forward Billie Reeves in a farce by
Georve V. Hobart entitled The Wise
Waiter"
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Louise-Each company has its own
staff of writers. It is true they are
very anxious to get manuscripts SUBJ
mitted by outsiders. II you have a
play written especially for me, send
il to the scenario department of the
Famous Players Company.
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Answers to Correspondents.

E. S. B.-Most of the cats and
dogs used in pictures belong to some
of the actors or actresses. The
stray ones who have no homes are
always adopted and become studio
pets, as we grow so fond of them
during the taking of the pictures.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1916-04-06

H. B.-There was no name signed
except Frank B. and no address given
on the letter.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1916-04-06

R. E. MY hair is so thick |
did not miss the curl that Jack snip
ped off, although l must admit that
when l heard the scissors so close to
my head it made me gasp with ter
Tor.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1916-04-06

w. S.-Always search the direc-
tories am make list of the studios
tefore you start out. Take your
photograph with you and leave it
with the casting director.
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NJ. S.-You will have to write to
the moving picture companies, as ]
do not know whic' of them have
their own photo-engraving plants.
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Constance VINO reliable studio
demands payment of fee for trying
out a girl to determine whether she
is clever or not, so beware of adver-
tisements which hold out any such
lure. Indeed have no faith in these
so-called "try-outs."
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WHY do so many girls think
w that because we are ac-
w tresses we must trip the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-29

OPPORTUNITY-one Of the
Broad st. will sacrifice
TAULANE, 200 Walnut at.
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II 30 years Of age, married q man of good
canable OF handiins subordinates and an
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WIN devote entire tmss and SS. emsrgSS to the
work and willing 10 locate anywhere ~
5il, Ledger Central.
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HOoRKEEPER--YoE man. G3, wishes posi-
ton; knowledge of costs and routine Office
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BooTHEEPER, I. years msnTf. msgIn , exp, thor.
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CHAUFFEUR, mechanic. white, single. ! Yrs.
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cFA9rsfEn 5Sst rsfeTences 4p. L. s42o FrSnkford
cHAuFEEuR exp ySTns gsn n5gsr msn sDtSs as desires
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CoACHMAN, 10 years experience with private
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HOTEL CLERK, middls,aged. eE.. seeks pos.
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MAN. reliable white, head waiter; good cook,
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MAN AND WIFE, eolored. want situations.
Phone Dickinson 4141.
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YOUNG MAN. "a. bookkeeping and seneral or
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TELEPHONE OP e r Tons
WANTED-Call to see us In ref
erence to learning telephone op-
Grating; very good opportunity for
bright young woman between the
ages II and %: salary paid while
learning and permanent positions
assured. Personal application re-
ceived between the hours $40
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phone Co, 400 Market st.
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and accurate at figures; one
with general office experience; good wages
and steady position. Apply in person or by
letter
Il. X. MuLFoRp co. GLENOLDEN. PA.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

BUILDER, with IL years exp,
who has S25 OOO In cash. forming con
struction CO. OF 100000 capital, wishes an
Individual who will take 800 600 stock i'm the
company Have contracts ready to proceed
with, and full Information VIII be supplied
at an Interview. r. $40, Ledger Central
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THE OTHER DAY my very good friend
THE MAN WHO BUILT THE
CRESHEIM VALLEY APARTMENTS
Invited me out to. pay them a personal
visit. in order that | might for myself
how very attractive these apartments really
were My expectations were high, but was
in no sense, prepared for the delightful sur
prise | received.
Never have | seen such truly beautiful
apartments. and the location, too, Is quite
perfect-dlrectly at Allen Lane station on
the, Peennsylvania Railroad. with all the
trains in the world stopping just far enough
across the way. And trees. flowers. grass
pure air-the great ou.doors all about one.
Yes, have seen many apartments but Il
found | could still enthuse.
You can secure one Of these truly delight
full suburban apartments-Just made TO order
for the kddes.as long as there are any
left for. say. $40 to $55, and II health, hap
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you and your family come to office; let
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suburban apartments. step into one OF our
autos and then-oh, ~ know the rest-for
you really deserve one of these apartments.
NORMAN S. SHERWOOD,
1i11 WALNUT STREET.
Spruce 397l. Race 3025.
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WAITRESS wanted for Hav"rford; first class.
thoroughy competent: two In family. Write
p. .. Box A. Hnverford, Pa, state ref
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FuRN1sHEp ApARrMENFs
NEW IERsEY sEAsHoRE

CITY-CHofcE APARTMENT TO
rent: right on the front; on second floor of
siructed view for two. SQUARES of ocean and
rooms. Kitchen, sas bath. toilet piano. siec.
trie liShtsi porch fronting ocean, IN LIGHT
In every respect a cheerful. wfz kept ana
comfortable furhished family htee, Ready
tor occupancy May 10th. Rcnta kfor sca son
500 Apply Dewey place. AtlaNlic City.
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1912 NORTH 18TH ST
Modern Housekeeping apartments; F#4fced
rentals just renovated throughoutk Apply
TO iuntor, premises. or LEWIS NJ TAU
LANE, S. w. cor. 9th and WalnutkaA,
PARK AVE- Is32-Very attractive.p mode IN
apartment large. airy rooms and bath
first floor; electric lights; hardwood unprs
hot-water heat. Apply 1924 Columns "a Ave.
Phone. Poplar 1853. Ssst
18TH, M. i7iS-Five large, light rooHttfapd
bath modern white enameed. ~ ~
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE


ACCOUNTANT
Experienced office man desires connection
with established firm as ofiCe manager.
Is 30 years Of age married man of good
character and habits. accurate, reliable,
CHnahle OF handling suhordlnates and an
efficient and economical manaFer.
VIII devote entire time and enprgy 10 the
work and willing 10 locate anywhere. n
al. Ledger Central
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CARPET CLEANING
DREssMAK1Ne AND MILLINERY

POTTER SCHOOL OF DREssMAKINo
DAILY AND EVENING SESSIONS
1is5 GtRARD AVE. POPLAR 6sIA
THE MCDOWELL Dressmaking School; easy.
modern methods small payments 3O1
Denckla Building. llth aud Market SITS
DRESSMAKING taught from any pattern
morn, and aft. sessions; spnd for cir. Colum.
hian DressmakinE School 1870 Columbia ave,
GOWNS REMoDELED: high-srade work only.
Phone Spruce 1923.
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FINANCIAL PARTY 10 join a mfg for a
product which the demand IL larEsr thAa
mfks. can produef; no pateut nor novelty.
a s04. LedgsE Onies.
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BEAUTIFUL location: special scientific care,
nervous. elderly; every comfort: nurses
booklet. Or. Randall. City line. Chestnut Hill.
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mechanical and civil engineer.
open for enFa cement. Il p56. Led Cent
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-03
Sis Gage Der aaiirteH.

Der Weisbeit lsBtsr Sdlub Bel ben
Nuiirten lisgt in Der 70 bdufis bon
ibnen ponpbaft ausetiinbigtsn grtIds
runs. bab iie ben &riss fprtisseu psr'
Den, Bis DeutihIanb aufgerieben lit.
Sic iagsn aber ni6ts bappn. bub i:
islber fita aufrsiben unb iaon unenOs
li9 mebr aufssrisben iinb, aIs pie
beutf9en gsrbiinbetsn. Oas 1T bsretts
pffen BON einem aqiirten, Don StoIien,
singeitanbsn porDen. Sn Der parlas
mentssSiBung baben 9ieienisen. neis
DE ben aries berbeigefiibrt baben. ben
prenlier Sdlanbra auf bas Seftigits
anaeeriffen. Sic iparfsn ibm Dor, bub
bas WpIt perbunsere unb bub ni6t bic
minbefte Musii9t pOrbanoen lei, Das
Rriesssiel, tpeldes auf Die 8eberr'
iauns bes @briatiidsn Nleerss gsri4s
let mar, errsiden gu tDnnen. Sic
forbern isst, bab Der premier suriids
trete, I'm sinem fabisen Wanns plas
su MAIDEN, Das lit cine &inberei. IS
iiberiteigt bic GGbisteit irgsnb eiaes
Menf6en, ben sStalisnern grob unD
@elb su geben unb ben 5ruppen ben
Siea su Derieiben. Die einSise Rets
tuna beitebt barin, bab Stalien iiG
Dom &risse suriid5iebt unb ss 1T aus
ben Reben i'm Parliament beutli9 aes
nua beraus5uboren bab Elm folder
@prf9las. fpmn er DON Der Resierung
fdme, ni9t suriidgetpiefen iperbsn
piirbe.
Sin Rublanb Tiebt es nod fdlimmer
aus. 0ie Hotb i'm @Dlte 1T gerabesu
fiirdterlid. On einen @erfu6, bus BON
ben Deutf9en eroberte Gebiet Suriids
suerIangen, pirb gar ri6t gebaht.
Die Rsgieriing bat tbre S6attgfeit
oDllia uab aleinaiien perlest uno min
bort grpberiinsen auf aoiten gns<
lambs MAIDEN. Die sfbiidt lit unpers
tennbur, in Siibygerfien einsubringen
unb in bic nG1ite Tadbarfdaft DON
Snbisn gu selangen. Sas pirb iibsr
tur5 ober lang gu etnem gru4e init
gnglanb fiibren.
fSronfreih ertrdgt itdnbhaft qrobe
2eiben. Die Derarn,ung bee 9oftss
bat einen bebeniliten llmfdug ollges
nommen unb bic Gponntruft I'm 5eere
1T, pie bic 8dmpfe ppr @erbun ere
peifen, bebeutenb srlabmt. Die 5sers
fii6rsr perben burd bic 5urdt gss
f6ipddt, bag fis srobe Msni9enpers
LUTTE ni9t gu erIessn Derm5gsn. Gus
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-03

Der Iusruf bes Senators
Wiuiams BON MiiIiiIippi, bab Series
niss ein @errGtbsr iit. Der bic Sntsreilen
elmer anbersn Ratipn iiber biejsnigen
Der Der. Staaten iteIt, lit cine eIenoe
bemaspsiide Sirdbe uno 0robmGus
listsit. @sIaes Snterefe bat benn
unier aanb in Der Streitfrase, bic Der
prdiibent segen 9eutihlanb uufses
lpOrfsn bat? 2eoislit bus: ameritanis
ids giirser gum RuBen GnsIdno5 gu
ppfern. Wer bas bsfiiriportet, be-
ssbt @erratb. gGer, pis Senas
tor Wiliams perIungt, bab dmsritus
nHde 8iirser als SduBfdilbe fir
9robbritannien psripanot tperben iols
len, Der ftellt britiihe iiber amsritanis
i9e Sntereien. gbsniu unpubr 1T bic
8ebauptung, bab SeutfhlanO oas
@0ltsrredt mttten i'm arisge Gnoern
pia. Sds bat es ni6t perlanet, es
perlanst eins scredts unb ebrlids quss
Isaung bes @1lterredts unb tpas
Dsutfblanb 5ur Sssriinbuns Dor'
brinst, ift unanfe9t6ar. @DIterre4ts
biirfen ni6t Don 9smasogen, tpie Bils
ipn, ipnbern nur BON Suriiten ausges
Iegt fperbsn unb tstn Redtsprinsip 1T
unbeitrittener, aIs Der Sdb: Sobalo
Der 8runb aufbort, bort bas @eies
duf. Oas 90lterreft bat bic Beftiits
tung BON Sanbslsftiffsn gum S6us
eegen SeerGuber uuo &aperer ee'tattet.
Da es iebt peber Sserduber, nod &as
prer eibt, 70 TT bic geItiidung BON
9anbelsi9iffsn, tpie GuglaHo lie iibt,
Elm untriisliher getpeis. bub bic Bee
itiidung nitt gum 3tDede Der @ertheis
bisune, fonbern bss Qngriffs srfolgt.
Seat 3u bebdupten, ipie Willidms es
tbut, bab elm beftiidtss 5unbsIsi6iff
sss.n @ngriffs seiidert fein ion, neil
Gmsritansr barauf fabren, beibt ntdts
anberes, als bab ameritonii4e Bit
aer basu bisnsn fulIen, nit ihrem 9eibs
britif6e ariess'diffe su beden. Menn
WitIiams bebuuptet, bub bas potrios
tismus TT, 70 rebet er tpie Elm grite
unb niht ipie Elm Gmeritantr.
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Der aanpf sssen ben prdiibenfeu nur
inIofern, als bic parteifiihrer iib bic
unbsItrsitbore Sbatia9e Dor augen
baIten, bab Der prdiibent Die prrbe
elmer 9oltsfpabl gu beiieben bat uno
lie isben rihtis poraus, baB bas Bolt
nit seredtsm 3prn bic partei Suriid<
ipeiien tpfro, bie bas 2anb in bic aos
fen, bic 9efabrsn unb bic Blutl9ulb
zines arieaes ftiirJsn ipiirbe. Der Dor
bem @efrtF,n nnb benz seiunoen Wens
ihsnperItanb ni9t 5u psrantiporisn
ipdre. Die bemOtratii9en Giibrer
ponen bem prdiibsnten teine SinDers
nifIs in ben Weg lsesn, fonbern ibn
unb feline partei Dor bsm untersalg
bstpabren. Sic tbsilen nidt bic @tz
ii6t bes praItbenten, bab bas ameris
ianiI6e @olt bas Denten berIernt bat
pber es in iol9em acknowledgement
bsfansen TT, bab es aIIes gut beiBt,
mas Der praiibsnt Iast unb tbut. Oas
amtritdnifde Bolt, bas nit ieinent
@uts unb 8tute bic ariegslditen au
bedsn bat, pia niht in einsn arisg
aus nihtiser llriahe ssratben. Sos
ipiTen bic bemotratii6en partsifiibrer
unb bestpsssn tpollen lie ben prdiibenz
ten auf ben ridtissn MeS snriids
trtnaen.
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(Gbitdgo 9ribunt.)
geuaffnete &auffabrer.

Die ssssnpGrtige Strsitfrase Slpis
i9sn 0eutI9lanb unb uns betreffs
bss Sau6boottriesss ideint bisfs gu
iein: Spllen bentide sandboote ben
beluaifneten aauffabrern Ses Jeinoes
ben criten Sdnf snseitrben, iueiI es
gIrgera Der Ser. Sianten beliebt,
aui iOIdeu sdDiffen Su fabren?
Die 5au4boote iinb jeBt bon FOLDER
Struttur unb t0nnen ss nift aubers
Isin, bab Der erite S4ub, Der trifft,
Der Iebts S4ub 1T. ba jeber folder
S9ub, ipenn ss auh nlr Elm einpfiins
Der 1T, nit bem unttrsung bes 5au9s
bootes enben mub.
I'm ss in eine nnbers Sorm Su 6rins
gen: Die Srage iit, Oh Elm beitiidter
Rauffuhrsr, Der i'm Stanbe lit. elm
5au9boOt 81 perTsnten, fir bic @srs
tbeibisung obsr fir ben angriff aussss
riiiiet 1T.
Inter elmer Dor Dem gntfteben Der
5du9boote p0lferredtlid feitesitsllien
Reeel fuurbs angenOmmsn, bdB Elm
mit einsm DsrbdItnibmdbis tlsinen @es
f6iiB auseeriiItetss Sdiff MIR fir bic
8ertbeibisung befpaffnet lit.
Sieie Regel itiiBts ii9 auf 1butfds
nen. Gin tlsines GeifiiB tonnte Elm
ariegsf9iff ri3t ernitlid beihdbisen.
Der aupitdn beg aauffuhrers tonnts
bisfes gef4iib nidt 5u ausriffsBipets
Ten benuBen, aud DsHn er fpolIts.
Dide Regel lit duf bic burdl Sau6s
booie eegebenen SbutIa9sn nidt ans
fpenbbar. benn Elm Ginpfiinber fann
Elm Sauaboot serit6rsn. 9nber lam
Der aapitGn bes aauffnbrers fein
Saiff 81 gfngriffsapedsn benuben,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-03

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