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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-16

about $4,000 TO 100 boys in as many
Kansas counties, with the understand
ing that the borrowed money was to
be used 10 buy one hog. the further
stipulation being that the animals
should De purehred of any breed the
boys might wish To select twas
agreed, also, that IL any boy won a
prize IN county or state fair with his
hog the governor would duplicate the
amount from his own pocket.
The cashier In the governors own
business house hooted when he hearti
OF the pian.r He hootea more when
the drafts began 10 arrive from the
eys as they bought their hogs and
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-16

( N favor Of prohibition. Besides, It
was known that a large number OF
staunch nrohinttionssts, Ike Mr.. Bell
wood and others. were entirely salts
fed that Mr.. Davis would give his
cordial and hearty support TO the en-
force OF the law. Now that claim
of the wet press is further and more
absolutely disqroved by the direct ar
positive declaration OF Mr.. Davis tina
he accepts the decision of 1914. fixing
prohibition "a the policy Of Virginia
While The virstnian did not sup
port Mr.. Davis for the nomination
fox governor. preferring one Of the
other distinguished citizens, who had
steadfestly supported and fought for
prohibition. il accepted the decision
n the primary, hs all good Demo
Gratis should do who entered the pri-
mary, and announced that 1t would
support Mr.. Davis, the Democratic
nominee. The clear and positive as
surances which he now gives us that
he accepts prohibition as the fixed
policy OF Virginia, and that he VIII
both enforce the lazy and give his
approval 20 such amendments AS may
he necessary 10 make the law more
effective, will cause US TO support him
with greater enthusiasm.
The Southern Planter IT win he
observed from the extracts quoted in
the correspondence with Mr.. Davis
states that he holds to the view that
prohibition '-is II settled question"
tn the extent that the penpia- at -4zl--
sfnta have committed themselves 10
the permanent abolition Of the ga
loon. Mr. Davis ts correct. But the
prohibition question Ia, not vet set
tied, nor win n he uu4fr cur national
Sof@fthIeHt E0ta uHAliy ana eTecfualIy
dccreed that the liquor business shall
be abolished. 'fne brewers and LIQUOR
dealers will never give up as long as
there 10 a ray OF hope, The prohrhi-
tion forces In this state and In other
dry states must maintain their orgnnf-
zation, keep their armor on and con-
.ts7zue rs 'sssish t41e 1gf4t until the nation
wide amendment has been adopted
Try thirty~six states and the new order
has been introduced. and made per
meneutly effective. Then we may
have me saloonless nation and the
governments OF the atttes. stimulated
ny the active and expressed interest
OF the Organized dry forces and cup
ported by national faw will aid in
absolutely aoohshing the nquor busi-
ness from cur borders
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-16


Richmond, Va. Sept. %. 1917.
Hon. Westmorelard Davis,
Care Southern Planter,
City.
Dear MFR. Davis:
! have read with interest the artlcl,
in the September issue of the South
ern Planter. headed "A Farmer FOL
Governor" which, among other things
says:
The farmers of Virginia have
now a candidate selected from
among them, who, as governor,
viii be keenly alive TO the inter
ests Of agriculture, for the inter
IT must be the foundation upon
which the prosperity of our state
must he built; he believes that as
agriculture prospers, so fares the
rest of the nation. Westermore-
land Davis will approach all pub
lie questions with an unbiased
judicial mind and endeavor to do
justice to all the varied interests
OF the state,
Again, Mr.: Davis election as gov
ernor will remove the prohibition
question from politics. He has
repeatedly stated in speech and
In print, that prohibition is not
an issue In the campaign; that It
is a settled question. He has de-
clared that II elected governor.
he wifi enforce the law. and that
he wiz approve any reasonable
additional legislation that may be
necessary to render the prohibit
ton law effective, as he accepts
II "a the expire sston OF the will
Of the majority OF the people.
We have mentioned Mr.. Davis
position upon the prohibition
question because we wish TO re-
lleve any misgivings that honest
thinking people may have upon
the subject.
Please be good enough so write M
whether or not this statement Of YOU
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-16

After all these months. the conclu-
sion of the German people that Mich
aelis is stupid" is no great credit 10
their own alertness Of intellect
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-16

You are not really obliged to wait
until next week to begin living up 10
the food conservation pledge
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-16

been destroyed had the Breslau acted
In a concerted strategical plan and
participated in the action with her
sister ship.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-16

A ChtcaEoan dropped dead after
drinking glass Of beer for which he
was charged 10 cents. Prohibition
couldn't be much more deadly than
that.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-16

4 New York patriot proposes. after
tho kaiser Is captured, 10 bring him 20
that village and make him ride on the
subway every day. Can't be allowed
Constitution forhids cruel and un-
usunl punishment"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-16

The dream Of the allied battle fleets
is to knock the first syllable out of
Heligoland
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-16

Intends TO destroy democracy without,
in order to throttle IT within.
German victory today land a
peace that does not break on tho bat
tleheld the German military strength
viii be German vfotoryl means that
France viii have to sacrifice rs demo-
cratic Hbarty In order to BIO constantly
Modified under osntralizfng diota-
torship. A German victory today
means the failure Of democracy In
Europe and the certainty of our re-
hnquishing our spiritual protectorats
over the American Hemisphere Even
tuaIiy that would mean German COLO
niEation Of South and Central Amer
ice with hnai. devastating contest
forty years hence between us and the
modern leEtons of German Caesar.
While the hereditary military oon-
ceptfon OF government abides in Prr,s-
sic. the world cannot continue haff
German and half democracy.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-16


Virginia
With assurances of esteem, I am,
Yours very truly,
RICHMOND VIRGINTAN
s. b. Woodfn, Gen. Mgr.
Morven Park Farm
Leesburg, Virginia
Westmoreland Davis. owner.
October 9. 1917.
S, 3 Woodfn Esq,
General Manager,
Richmond Virginian,
Richmond, Va.
Dear Mr.. Woodhn:
Your letter OF the 29th ultimo was
received while I was filling politi-
cal engagement incident of the prose-
cution OF the campaign, hence my
delayed acknowledgment.
In my reply to the Anti Saloon
league rs to my position in regard TO
prohibition. ! said:
am a Democrat and always
cheer fuIty accept the Will of the
majority, and. If elected COVER
nor. Will enforce the prohibition
law, lust as I will, under my oath
of office. enforce all the laws OF
the com monwealth.
The duties OF governor are
or Il semi judicial character. He,
together with the concurring
branches of the legislature. makes
laws, and 1t would be highly I'M
proper for any candidate to say
that he would sign a law that
had not been drawn. nor passed
by the legislature can only
say, therefore, with prorriety
that il would be my desire. II
elected governor. TO give effect TO
any reasonable legislation which
might be passed TO render effec-
tive the prohibition law. which
T recognize as the expression OF
the will OF the majority OF the
people
In my addresses in Norfolk, Ports
mouth, Richmond and elsewhere, I
made my position clear, by reiterat-
ing In substance what is set forth
above and in the statement as II APP
pears In the issue OF the Southern
Planter to which you refer
In reply therefore categorically to
your Inquiry 7 have 70 say that the
excerpts from the editorial "A Farm
er for Governor" which you quote
from tho Southern Planter. clearly
and fairly define my position now,
and as expressed by me during the
late Democratic primary campaign.
Thanking you for the kind senti-
rnents expressed I am,
Yours very truly.
WESTMCREIAND DAVIS,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-16
oxl2-ft. Aberdeen Rugs, $1,000

Today's regular retail price for these Rugs Is
$3.50 But they represent the last of a lot we pur-
chased about two wears ago; hence our unusually
low price. Aberdeen is a wool mixed Rug
which, for durability, is unsurpassed. These come
in plain centers with neat border effects-various
coors-and may be used on either side. Only
while this lot lasts will we be able to sell these
Rugs at the low price of $1,000.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-16
Mr. DAVIS RECOGNIZES PROHIBITION
As FIXED POLICY IN VIRGINIA


which printed below ceednsy interesting
hasou
in the
its
be
the eary and fairly posiio
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-16

yshGINiAN 'PHONEss
AaxertisinE--Msd. 1853.
Business oiricc-Mad. l7bs.
SocieSy---Mad. 1923.
E6;torial--Mad. lsaf.
General Mgr.--Ran. Sf1.
Circulatiou---Ran. 22s.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-16

tainable and patterns, designs and blending of col
ors (many not to be had elsewhere) are the newest
we could select.
And because of steadily advancing costs and our
ability to hold to former prices this display differs
from any we've yet held. viii You not take ad-
vantage Of this opportunity and pay our new and
enlarged Rug Section (third floor -south) a viHtf
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-16

position on the prohibition question
fairly and clearly defines your posi-
ton
Permit me to say that in the event
OF your eieStion, which I regard as
quite certain, / hope your administra-
ton will be one of success and fraught
with great benefits to the people of
Virginia
With assurances of esteem, I am,
Yours very truly,
RICHMOND VIRGINTAN.
s. r. Woodfin, Gen. Mgr.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-16
American Rugs

Regardless Of
how rich or
e / e & a n t the
o t h er t u r
nishings, there
are r u g's in
these Miller &
Rhoads exhib-
its that will
bring newness
and delight of
glorious au-
tu1nn into any
room or place
in the home.
Qualities a re
the highest OBJ
Washington Journal., 1917-09-28
Die SencrMna III gSaihinatOn.

@r, sic mir in scr Souptu0t 0s rGdIeu 2onoeS Der @elt lG6cn,
mIIen gegenuGrhg gar mnnd ebithre @riabrmg MAIDEN. 2eute, Ole nMt
Den Gor3ug qenhBcu, bier 5u pobner, beneioen ms oft INN ooS @Iid, Gin
bete bier nit inns OaS GIHf teitcn, muroen ie bolO our Ginfdt tommen,
0uB es in 8uibington troB Der ptden SorteIG od oiee Nadteile giebt
@1on muB mobl beoenfen, buB @oibington feline Snoutre, feline
Son0eIs1a0t lit. NQeS, mas man bier gebrnubt, muB tmportiert per0en.
@enu mir 3 9. einen @egenrono tnfen, Der nidt in 8aIbington ogP-
fertgt moroen it, 10 mHien mir neben Dem gemobnlten WertpreS
AUDI ole @erionot= oor 6radtfonen 6e3abIen. Sn ieoem 8eihdft in t
Dem 2aoen limo ole IreHe I'M enen beoeutenocn Tro3entiob 9eItrgen
lGEiere %0lH6bGnoter beobidtgGl jest alien Grnres, Den 9res fr Wfild
gu erb0ben. 9dS Quart WfiIdy fIr 0S mir bis oabin II oer ~ GentS
5ablenL miro nub Dem erfen Sftober 10 Gents foren. Sleid, 8utter
1nO Gr erifRnen iet hit nmr nod als 0eltahlen a1t Dem IFD 0es
Waibingtoners. IS gbt bier alCr0inqs elnqe @ertfte, ole perbaltnts-
mdBig menig foen. Die notwithstanding ertetlt uns Den guten
Rut, mebr 9artofeln umo meniger Ntebl mO 1Ieiib 81 genieBen. Sect
lit man umf lmieren Seloern nit Der &nrtofeRrnte beihGitgt. IS beBt
DOB lett Der 8eTe0lung uneres 2an0e5 Die 8artotelernte ne beler
nISgefauen lit aS geuoe III 0ielcn Sabre. Tin an0eres btl1gea 8ertdt
pdre &eiS. Stun fonnen mir 5nur nht tagous, tagin pom 8urtoTeln
rno gis leben. 8er Serlangen nad 2ederbtHen, me Sleiif, Ger uip.
begt, muB eben OnfIr 3ablen. %a*+&
Seit Dem 3meGmen Scr 9ep0Iferung IN MnibingtOn, 0S 0urh Den ®
ueronlaBt mur6e, lit oe @ousmicte beoeuteno geiiegen. Die @rmtoei
gentumts- mo SuIsagenen erb0bten Die Wete ~os &rRgeS megen"
8ul0 miro in Noibngton fem Su1s, fem Experiment. mebr gu 1noen Pn.
Bel Dem groBen 8e0arf fonncn Die Igcnten Die Wiete nb Belteben be-
itimmen. Gin grobrr ghlben ommts erpGdit linen mo Ben Gigenti
UeTn.
Die &egierlmg ionic sic MISUNDERSTANDING iueroen 5n1eben, oaB
feline i%bermGBi6eu Ereie fir gSarc ufp. pon Den BertGuprn uerlangt mer
Den. g8r limo pahOtiidl gcnug, um uns aae Den Nerbaltnllen on3n'
paHen. Sn ariegs3ehen mMb jeoes 2mo Spfer bringen. Soften mir ln
BOD, oB man nht unotpen0ige Gper BON ms perldngt. Gin 1eoer ut
3u Opfern bereit, menn er oamit ieinem 2anoe einen 0ienit ermeien fam
erung muBte geraoe jeet ais cine Gefnbr bcroftet meroen.
-aHolfram".
Washington Journal., 1917-09-28
Mitarbeit.

gabl ieber 0eutitamerfaner miro Die Sdperigteten ertannt ba
ben, unter oenen beute cine oertide 3eitmg III Mnnertta erlhemen tann
0ieIe Sernrsgeber mmoen os @Cgemugenten Der oeutfen HegRrlmg
perbaftet, ODER oo6 p~eroddtigt. oa Tie in 2eiartteln in un5peioeuhger
Sprode ibren @efibln Suit muftCm. oar mante rheretige SebGup
tuna mlrot BON ibnen gemaht. sic InaB 5ur Serbaftung CAB. Siee
0eutEhamerifaner Ideinen Oen 0cudhen 8lGttern let nlbt mebr oleldbe
lInhr1tibung 3ufomen 8u laen, mic frIlber. %ieleift limo lie DER Nm
iiht, oR man fe ais Spionc peroGdtigt, neil lie fb cine oeutlhe 3erhlng
buIten. 0as .@oibington Sournnl" lit impcit es Der Neootion betmnt
lit, BON Der &egierlng ME ais pcroodug berahtet moroen. Sleles Slatf
bat nit Der logenannten beutHfcu Hropuganoo nhts al TIM gebabt. I'm
iee 3etuug muroe bis 0abin ein5G mo auein pon mleren bU1gen
Dntihomerifanern unterItibt, lei eS ais abomenten oor ourh An3aaen
lln1ere 8ertreter mMien gar oft tranrige Grfobrungen bel gibaff
Iiden gefuden MAIDEN. Gmr mand bittereS uo beleioigeSes Wort
miien ie aus Dem gfunhe pom 9eutihamerifanern boren. Gem Slatte
meroen Mdngel up. nudbgemieNn, Die nr beiett9t WerOen tonnen ourh
cine before fnan5ieae lntdhibung. Ton einem Modenblott, oas nr
einen beidrGnften Nbonnentenfreis bat tonn man Embellishments oas
perlanqen, ons man BON enem groBen Sageblatt ernartet. gr TIM
oQes, mas in unNren ardften ltebt, I'M ben Mlnlden nn1erer Seer 10
meit me moqGd5 nuf3ufommen. Die &eoatton menoet lid an aMe 2cfr
nit ser ghte nm mehere lntriuItung uno Ntarbet. Serner erfudr
He 9rernoe uno @0nner, oB ie Dem 0latte mebr 2eler geptnnen. Wpaen
mir in 8afbington cine 0eutde 3eihhng erbnlten, oo11 mullen mr We
Elm Rom 3uiammen rteben. yr Elm enges, brnoerides 3ntamnnenlte
hen fam ole 3ufunft oes @afbington SournaLs ftern. Seoernarn fam
Das glat leien, obe p~er6Gdtgt 81 mer0en, elm Sdriftfild oeuttter Fro
paaanoa in ser Sano an bnben. @tr baben nm cine Iutgabe, Dem San
be lnierer @obl an oenen. Sir geben inns Der Soffnung bin. Dab ons
Wuihinqton Snurnul Dem Sturn unn llmmeter Iros bietn uo balo IN
etnen beneren uno eeiegneteren 3eitabidnnt treten ptro.
@o@olfrm".
Washington Journal., 1917-09-28
Nas 3mnebmem uOn lImaladsiaasM.

Hu letter Belt bate @aibinNton uiec %llnglidsfdle 5t per3eidnen
Sic in orn ueHten 6daen 0urb Nutomobile pernriott muroen. Die tag
lihen 9oH3eiqerttte meien nadl oaB ole tlngliufstdue betdnoig an 3abl
5mebnen. GeRbe un0 &erorOnungenL 0e fr Center BON &raftnagen
befteben, meroen oft uuBer Mht gelaien. Die bauig porgenommenen
@erbaftungen pon nudldHi1eu Acknowledgement ifeinen af anOere noe.
mia Ginorud al NADER. ltniere 8ol3ei un0 oas @eriht perfabret oft
re6t irenge nit Ben %erbafete1.
Gs qibt ie0oh amh SGGe. in oenen oas llnglId nidyt Dem Center oes
AutonobIs,. Ionoern Dem SerunglidtCn ielbt 5n5ulhreiben 1t Ole Nddp
IGTigtGt, nit Der 2eue Ole StroBc fre5en, miro oft ldper belrat. VI
tern IoQpn ouruuf aden, oB &nber ben areM5en Der StraBe lid 5uer1t
perqeui1Iern, OF fe Dies obne @efobr Tim fonnen. Die 2ebrer nnierer Of
ientlihe rmo Nriputidulen ioaten ibren SdIucrn Die Torndt belm
lIeberidreten ser Strofe Defenders ans Ser5 leeen. @ar mander I'm
aIidsfna bate permieoen merorn fonnen, mare Der SernnGlldte Dor
itttiqer qemeNn. Site uo idnpadlde Seute lolten cine StraBe, be
ionoers os @eihGftsteies Der Stuot, ni6t iberi6reten obne gegleitnna
elmer vingeren, idrhrcn Gerion. SroB Der eifrigen 9emal3nng merer
0oIisei fann man nht offer lle6ertreter Der JabrgeRbe babbot meroen
Gs lit @Iiht ser girger, sic @olSci IN jeoer SinHtt 5u unterltiten, menn
es fh INN oas g8obl ser @emeinoe banoet. -0@olfram".
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-01-17
City News : =:
/: /: /: : i'm Briet

Born Tsssdsy mo, afns 20 NJ ard
tifa l Deiann ID dough
Js~slsr, and druggists Of TIE city
niembtra nf 600 Commercial Ari"'
flaa mot Tuesday and 0fKHnif'd i.Ai
bushes rr1ua ~ fnn hNnf' .ihn
rlorune Vs. Auen ~ fhr sim mt
1s thoIr representative iH fHe celt ai
nuslnsss council seven af tar rn
mtrabDra ud.1 flf meeting
Born rosaday morning 20 NJ ara
Sire if, t0iomfu Hf ih'ir Nam ''-'
tnslute street mn
Public officials and educators o. ne
r.f mrmh,rr of thr rImmHir'li Az
n.filfl0n mot Tlesirt nHnu nH1
nrtrlged intf husinesa erHlt 200 ih
Arfnnaf0n mayor n1f Ailief wfr
rlrrfcd na tuc director from the NrnaN
fa far central rHsinrs council
Tprivc ~ thc sixteen Wr HNff tH
+ tandrd fDr mn,finE
\ psrmsnsn, Naval Rserutinq Ste.
Unu fn Hr opruHd lH lrf.s christi
shortly Secretary WuFm No th.
Commercial Asan. ltII. IHf.alI us
advised Ut W uau.ao i.rIf.H'ii
rutei states Nfr fh.t '
.fft.r eln hr nraIUH.i n rn' n'N'
vofl Hnd fNl fhDf uUl boz Hl
n ...u thr .flc.
mistss Elehnor Noaotny ant Mo'is
INrhfin Ht. iNI fHr IaHI
lfrU DmUIU. HH HH HN mn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-05-11
3Uri WiilliOnen 3rieasirti=
willige.

GtlllI, .. Utul-
Grnit Streicnonn, 5ilbrer Der
&iberolen I'M Hcid8toqc, erflGrtc
bcute Der II. g." DOB 4rQiioent
NiIlon lid im ,Srrthun befin0e, meun
Ct qloube, 0oB 3miiden oent oeutlhen
NoIfe un0 ieincr HcQierllng cine
Sd)ciounq beitcbc. 28enn oos Der
6uIl mare, loate er mGrcn midi
2O00,0O0 , ocutihe GregsfrcnpiGi-
ger 81 0en 6obnen gceilt. Gr mies
oorouf bin 0oB 0oa oelttid)e ElrIo-
ncnt pom Golfe GcmGhIt 1T uno 6nB
Der Hoiicr IN ieinen @on0Iungen be
idrdnttcr lit ola Der YrGiiocnt.
Der 0rud Nmcrifos nit Dcutih.
Iun6 lei Dos Rciutat elmer lonQiGh.
rigcn en8liiden propaganda. Deutld,
lon0 mouc nomPritoniiher Nnn0el
mo omerifoniihen @ilrqcrn teinen
1faocn 3uiigcn, trot6em 9lmerifa
es III ungcreftcr 0eiie bebonoclt
babe 2lber cs habc 10 out iute Gna.
Ion6 6oS Rcd)t, cine Rrieg85one 5u
bcItinmcn.
~@ir iin6 oe5 5ieqcs iidcr", fubr
CT iort ~auIturelIe mo fon1mer5icIe
@c5icbun8en mcrocn noh GSric6crs-
idluB, Der, pie mir boiicn. nobe lit,
micoer mlfqenommen mcrocn.
0eutifion0 oerIonnt freie gntpif.
hing ln6 Dos gtcht cnQ nit i6m
0crbun6cnc 90lfcr, mie ole @olteu
unO 5innet 8u bcfrcicn. Cos Rcht
tobc 2Imerifo, un6 3mor in nidlt re,
rinacm N}obc, iilr it'd icl6It IN 2rn-
Irruh aenomnen mo misqcilbt.
Dcuiid(on0 f6nne prr @ott uu0 Der
@cltqeihiftc bcitcbcn un6 qmerifo
meroe icinc Gortcilihfcit rod NAL be-
reuen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-05-11
EXTRA
Silrgertricg OrObt lit 3ublanb.
Ectcrahnrn. 10 nlni

Ectcrabura 10. Wtoi.
Ale Shul1mQ zines &oulitionS.
N}lniIlcrillna in HuBIano in nober
3elt lhcint ittt duaQcnofte 3bat.
'ohe ju lcln, mas cinen Sicg Der Der
trctltnA Scr 9lrhciter un0 Solooten
beoellt2t Die lett 5mci MtOuoten Der
9eacnportigcn propiiorilhen Reqie-
ung ourh ibrc Cppoiition oroBc
&in0ernille bCrcitrt bat.
Cine ont 0}ittpoh bon ser broni,
lcrllhcn 9icaierunQ uer0iieutlid)te
GrtIorn0 ioa' noh0em iie ole ieit
Der Mars Repolttion ourhgcflbrten
Hcrormcn uno Die ShmieriQfeiten,
inter ocnen Die HcQierunQ gu urbei.
ten bat, bcriihrt bat:
Sic Neriuhc qetrenntcr @ruppeu
ocr @cp0IfcrlnM ibrc 99unlhe ouf
Dem 9&eae Der Gnteigurnq ooer BON
oifcntIlcbcn GrfIGrlngen ourd5u-
'ttcn orobcn penn iie bon lucniqcr
itort oraanilirten Nloilcu alsqcben,
nn'crc 2ieclpllu umo Ginbeit 5u 5er-
ioren uno oen Nooen fitr @emult-
tbotcn QeQ2n 0aa neuc Rcqinc. Ionic
MIR Die Gntmidhma pripater 2Sn-
tcrellcn gum Sda0cn Der o1qcmcincn
9@obllobrt 5u hcreiten.
Sic prouilorilhe Reqicruno be.
trndltct c9 ola ihre Gfliht, offen un0
beltIntmt 5u crforcn. ooB iolhe Ger.
boItniiie ole &cupnltng 6e@ 2on0e3
unQrmCln crldmercn mo Ole C3eiabr
rlnca imncrcn 3uianmcnbruhS un0
cner 9ttcocrIagc an Der 6ront in lid,
trdaen. Gna i1reflihC @cipenIt eli.
nes @iracrfricges lno ser 9lnar6ie
ldlmtbt ilber HuBlun6 ln0 bc0robt
ieine ,5reibcit 0urh gilrgerfriea
mo Anardic fiibrt Elm 0untler. troll.
rl9er Hioo sur gSieoerfcbr oc8 0cipo-
ti@nnta un0 0ieien Rioo oorf oo8
rullltc &olt nid)t 9cbcu."
@icron idlieBt lid ein 9lppen nm
GjuiQteit IN Der llntcritilbuna DER
Hcglcruna. uno Die GrtIdrllng f1brt
6onn iort;
Sic prohiioriihe &eqicrltnq min
nod cncrgiiber. oils bisher, ihrc 8e-
milbullgen fortieten, oicicnigen tha-
tiacn ihlltcnocn Glementc CUR Ueit.
billie bcron3u3icbcr, Die bis iebt nod
nldlt on Der RcGierung 6es 2anoes
tbcllQcnummcn hubcn.
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@aibington lift iih nidt
mebr in bic &arten auden.

NN'hIbl'iSbblts -. Qlul-
Gic GlciIcn. aus 0cnen bisber qc,
m0bnIld, (Snforluation ilber Nmcrifos
&crbinolmgen nit nuSm1rtigenW1h-
ten 81 erbnItcn miro, iin6 bon Sefre.
tar &onlinq pcritopit moroen. Aacn
@canIten ocs StootSoeportenents
limo r>nItruftioncn Buqegangen. nidt
nit 3cltun9aIelltcn aud nur ilber
olnbcocutcuoc lbotiohcn' o0er alei.
nigteiten" 81 re0cn. 0onit lit Die
TrciIe inbe5uQ olIf ioldle gIngeIegeu-
bcitcrI gum Sdmie9en qebroft.
&on MN ob nliliien ale gfeltiqfei-
len cntpc0cr pom StaatsicfretGr
icIblt o0er BON Dem neuacihoiienen
@lrreou ~oi foreign &Snteuigence"
dusgcQCbcn mcrocn.
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BEING GOOD AND DEvOUT CHRISTIANS.

All this being good and devout christians borne
enty and meekly although knew being lied to
abomnable believe
should
ling the the very life of Great Britain
told by the submarine blockade
huge joke''? Up to the day that England and
France their millions from held the belief that the
German failure and only after they
the bore with We
British of the British
the number British ships sunk single month
than the number of ships England build whole But
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FEAR TO ANNOUNCE THEIR LOSSES.

the weekly
their drive they failed
correspondents have told that the losses appalling
evidently fears the losses be-
nothing show for them but of b
territory and endless Of fresh France
published her losses but Marshall offre has
almost his knees he is begging for American
the Germans How does this with the
of French reports wh tell of French victories
and German defeats?
conceal the truth from before
this then there must he for telling the truth
declared The is plain but involves
ourselves dangers the ntude of which
awoken But they should understand them
national welfare that should the
dangers We properly and successfully
m b a O which We
around b l in d 0 It I'd too long.
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terra is the suggestion that German music be bIackld We
that this would all things
German German medicine German food
the Christmas example Pacfss might well this
Of the id of unlike and unworthy of the
and American people
German genius has bestowed upon the world
life Some Of the beautiful and beloved of
have from the German resde It's Of childhood of
life legacy enrchue the life deprive
ourselves Of these gifts would simply seriously mpoveris
on and the enemy.