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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-12
Compulsory Military Service

Y/HATEN Flt action Congress NAV take The
" S"na'" Military Committee has shown
itself 10 hc both patriotic and coura ceous
CROUCH 70 recommend bin providing for tho
country greatest need rompmlsory uni
rcrsal military service. The committee has
also proved itself To bc wise enough 10 frame
bill that provides the maximum Of service
with the minimum OF hardship In only orc
material point docs The bill fail TO nee,
what Is believed to I've the demand of tho
army general staff That is as to tho length
OF the training period. which the general
stan Fixed al ono year while tho COMMITTEES
recommends six months. This may we'll he
left 'c dolberatiou 1t may be the general
STAFF aimed a the greatest period i, con.
sidercd possible Ia ol-;an. and the committee
named what II deemed tho least that would
b" "f'cacion both hoping a happy mean
would be STRUCK
yum IN" principle ut compulsory service
once admitted. tho committees plan seems 10
ne Wei adapted 10 provide protection for the
country and justice to tho individual Such
exemptions provided for arc mnri.
tori"us and tho prohibition against subsii-
lutcs and bounty mon prev. nts tho ccrtaint,
OF political influence and .avoritisn tina,
would result under 81 sclcctivc system In
view Of tho brilliant wori, performed by the
penal batalionS of the French the Iroyision
Tor special units composed OF conyicts and
other bad characters is a bit Of constructive
legislation worthy OF special COMMUNICATION
some OF Tia" prohibi,ory causes appcar
drastic put a universal compulsory system
VIII +" worse than useless unless il is literally
oo'h UNIVERSE! aud compulsory, aud drastic
provisions Viii bc necessary 10 make i, fully
ohcc'lvc congress Is faced with this situa.
ton The United States m,isl be provided win
adequate military defense and such dci,ns,
can b" provided only ny universal comnul.orv
hi'llr''FN S'FtlGt ne duty is
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-12
TNa Kind. al tnn.,rtn,I,,,

!; = curious fact that Of tn. most
ardent supporters at compulsory military scr-
wee arc aus" among the most ardent opponents
"i revenue legislation. designed to furnish at
least ~ p'r'. iii" military preparedness for
Which they c.ainoi 80 insistently And wh,t
: their objection to this leg islatIon" wby
lii"i X coHiS'atorl. word
consecutive. These gentlemen sec nothing in.
consistent IN their attitude They think il
quite proper there should hc a conservation OF
ME bat tn" very thought conscriptinc
wcaiia. ~ amy worry large part Of H. makes
them III Wh" says there is no humor in
politics
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-12
still ON the Trigger.

9 lG: 'tiCANT. even cncourasins as Ger
- mdnys latest move undoubtedly is. there
Is S,i'' 4 long Way TO be gone before The
immediate danger of that over, act Tor
which the country has been waiting may he
eliminated from consideration and a con,in-
nance OF peaceful relations may be regarded
. assured al least for the present Before
the news of Germany's desire to discuss means
al avoiding war with this country had been
received considerable comfort had been de-
rived from the fact that no American ship
A2d been sunk no American life had been
l"Si under circumstances that clearly made
II necessary for the President to go before
Congress and ask for final authority Undue
eight had been given &c Germanys apparent
restraint
l. IS true. nearly TWO weeks have elapsed
since the warming 81 4 renewed campaign
o. terror was given. bu, il should not be
lost sight Of that even that warning sraciouslv
provided that time should be given TO vessels
on the aud in foreign ports \ further
extension of foriy-eiSh, hours was also
granted III response 10 Span's representa-
tons. and this Increase OF time alrected this
country in far it might apply 10 Amer
leans travelling on Spanish ships. II is also
clear that many Americans. as a result of
ne German warning, have remained on land.
aud mat many American ships have remained
al their docks Nor there be any doubt
that sheer accident alone has pre-, any
sinking Of the California from hcins such
d II overt act i awaited.
Ana the future is similarly uncertain II
Germanys proposal shall contain only sus.
cesiions As TO identifying American ships by
conspicuous markings il Nigh, as we'll
not he made y great many il not all
American vessels traversne the war ION, arc
so marked already. as a measure of safety
This is cmncntly proper. particularly in view
81 the complications growing out of tho al.
loced use by Great Britain and France of
armed merchantmen As auxiliary warshios
More than that. ii i;crmapy'S proposal shall
include further provision for the arctv Of
American ships and only that il Nigh, AS
wcl not bc made.
American lives. whether on American ycs-
"ois or on ships of another nation. will he
protected hy this government against Ger.
man! and aSains; All other hciligcrcnts Ii
IS from Germany that they arc in danger
and 10y Gcrnanys own admission The free
dom OF the seas does not mean onlv The
freedom OF American ships 10 travel the seas
hut tn" freedom OF American citizens Ia travel
IN" seas. subject only 10 Tho restrictions
outlined and recognized by international law
This law Germany cannot change al Uill Ia
suit Gcrmany's necessities. This La W requires
that not until pcsccable ship has been sum
monod To halt aud her passengers am, crew
given opportunity TO reach safety. NAV an
attack be launched. whether by she'll or
torpedo. Aud upon this law the United States
stands
Until Germany again recognizes; and agrees
10 the principles laid down and accepted after
the SuSscN incident. tho finger al war will
still he on The trigger
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-12

'."td t""t ard Cold lands. am = "irl ~
'""ntN-ihi"" Ny hands ard foot ar. nurl..o
"i'h the cold. and II seems iurossibl" 20 l;.cp
th"W varm. "alk every DAY, Have ;rioI
r"'d haihs :" improv" circulation Might my
poor ""npl">!"n be due /" poor circulation"
L. "
\rsNot.. Present vow cotton union sni,s auI
stockings :" 'hc salvation hrnv and jl,,,sc
Yours" M hNc!"n;". liEh;-wcicht. knitted ,,."l
- wool SIR lined underwear. with cashmere
~ n""NN St'h stockings. never cotton. rhis is !,
hr*' riWcip!c. t"ntiuu" tho cold baths II <oi,
'""l nuSh"d md warm and stimulated :,f,c, III,
= Hhs". bat r"N"" take ihnm c:h"rw isc. ,.eld
i't'iS AZ" mo-" effective ON paper than IN ,.,..
i,"". ukc"arp baths arc generally ,,rnr.r
AMI" - N"ur weight below par" I:ui,d i, M
- N"'E in":ah"ltS>f too slo1--;hc co,rh;Is. 81,
process -" SLOW II 90. y"n wou,d hc r.t,c
%" stout, ar"wSv. disinclincd 10 oX"r, ,orr
Wlhd 90 h''!s, iHciinci 10 low spirits yonr ski,
N"h'" u" Hr' rnd p"rspir" but l:itlr. yoii, h..;r
less aud falling %" fast. YOUR co,nu,.xiou :,
,'!s'""rac .ne y low and Your eyes heavy or
""ss\ ''ud "ni !s's thick. That could i" rene
",". ~ SNORT order hl Your doctor--if he rccoc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-12
To-nu.'> Best ilnnd-rir.ed lax

N!iEoU NoNcH. The l:uglish poet ronpIaiund
rather bitterly =, bohemian luncheon ahou,
certain adverse criticisms Of his poetry
- auributc these criticisms 10 Ignorance ..
y" sand. "Those critics arc like tho chap who
was asked i'l his little son what hcAamctcrs
"'WhN' tic man said rcproachfully. surely
you're old enough. Willie to know that
ioMa"'ei'r Is " rnhlie automobile. philadelphia
bulletin
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-12
Books and Authors

Ecadera OF Bonnie May" h. Louis
Dodge. enc nf tho Scrihner NOVELS Of
last IAN. will he surprised. 70 say the
least. a, i,s authors versatility uhen
they read his nov novel. due in March
",'htlircn Of tho pc"crt' is u story Of
tho Mexican border ana is deeply dra-
matte
Joseph renn-,re Picture O; war
Nork Ia England f." IiDpir"ot; was
T.nglish government, aud viii be pun
,ishcd in February. " IS companion
volume "a Mr.. r~nne'rs Pictures or
thc Wonder - Wort." ono u the finest
recent art publications.
American short srory. Edward j.
D'Erieu IS i pee: Of distinction. His
volume az odcs and lyrics. 70 10 pub
!i.hcd hy small. Mayna-d & 30. in Feb.
ruary. under the ,!;lc o' white 'oun.
ta;ns." i evidence thsi his ability is
creative as NC! as critical
...rhc Amateur Philc .ophcr'' is the
tile OF book by carl IL Crabo which
viii shortly 10 brought out hy tho
S,ribne-s There is nothing or tech
meal philosophy in il. I, Is the result
Of its authors own search for 4 basis
and system Of life which /. sat'Stac-
full 10 ii* readers in working out their
own phi!nsopu,c salvHtions We arc all
amateur philosophers.
shane Leslie. author OF "The End Or
a napier book OF English and Irish
memoirs and casa:. brought out las,
wear b. the Scribncra, has written a
new volume which publishers viii pre-
sent next month. entitled The Celt
and the World" in which he follows
the march Of the Geits through history
under their many brilliant and roman
tic leaders. wnom tho author makes to
stand bold.y out OF tho past.
Wha, is il like - he so!die. in the
great wa"" Such psychologists as are
not in II cannot tel. US. But tile young
soldier Of good breeding whose story
is soon 10 be published under tho title.
The War. Madame. does answer this
question in his account, OF visit he
makes TO Paris. on leave for The first
time since tho war began. lie reveals
10 Ms the psychology Of the French sol
dier and of France herself. The BOOK
is announced FOR spring publication by
the Scribners.
Funk & Wngnal,s Compan, have
just published The Dictionary Of
t;ra mn,ar." hy j. \. ITcnncsy. wni"h
! little book is designed TO meet The
needs of those who have not the time
20 devote To hunting through more
pretensious works in the search for in
formation on some knotty Grammati
,.al point. II is a new idea in helps
| FOR the business man. tho speaker.
writer. correspondent. Stcnosrapher.
etc. and will answer the most per-
| picking questions in English grammar
! simply and satisfactorily.
In her studies in Democracy" julia
| III. CULVER, president Of Rockford
| college for Women, Rockford. Ill. goes
| TO the heart Of her subject and pre-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-12
The pessiiuist Saws

hen the tim: for trouble comcS. | want TO
make q few nominations. from right here in
dear old tchrnond. for service IN the front
ranks
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-12

40" that the State is abou, 10 lease "A big
preserve tor the Game and Fisheries Depart.
men,. our city game wardens have Il pretty
clear idea about next summers vacation
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-12

II wouldn't be inappropriate 10 send those
minneapolis acitators 10 tho barred zone on
- American ship unmarked.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-12
,rt COMMISSIONS service

"A READY tn" Stat" ART Commission has
justified The leciSlaiiv" act under which
II Wa created. In refusing 10 authorize the
placing OF other bronze tablets in the rotunda
q; the Capitol. il fulfilled one OF its most
important duties. The commission is charged
"i,h y twoiold authority: ii has tho right
= decide whether work u painting. a
statue or building is Of suHici"n, artistic
worth TO warrant the States purchase or even
acceptance, al it. and il has The further
authority 10 dccid" whether its proposed nlac-
IrS would hc an artistic wrong or a right
Doubtless the tablets suggested Tor The ro-
iunda would DO altogether acceptable in a
proper place Undoubtedly they would be
ont o. place nhcr" the donors proposed to
erect them. In aWinG the distinction he
tween work OF art and it's place tho state
Art Commission has performed 4 service Of
the character thar was TO have been expected
frciu its mcmbcrA.i Up. !.
William Jennings bryan mustered Il total
strength OF TWO votes from his own party
IN tn" Senate 10 oppose rho Stone resolution
ii.Gcrsiuc the Presidents action
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-12

Herr! Ford has given orders 10 close lis
fcar" hnr'an At the The Hague. Bang, 20
some good salaries
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-12
The Voice of the PEOPLE

- nm evidence o. good faith. letter, rnuxt
Snc 'hc name hnd address OF tho writer. Name.
WI NOT -" published " writer 80 reou..,.
Make nj cnsnmiInira lon. short
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-12

! The banks require their patrons 10 make
singer prints. they must rCa liac that some
- sos might supply discriminating evidence
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-12

i'tBtt>HEn ever, da. tho .ear at 10 south rcuth
4 street. Richmond. T., The Times Dispatch tub.
iish'nS Co.. Iu,. Charles L.. Hasbrook. bditor and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-12

IN adGltioa 10 being the arai;er az tho
.tI7 e"jcau short story. Edward j.
D'Erieu IS i poe: ri distinction. Ills
volume az odcs aud lyrics. 70 10 pub
!i.hcd hy small! Mayna- ID & 80. in Feb
ruary. under the t!tle o' white I'oun.
taius" il evidence that his ability ia
creative as We! as critical.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-12

SCENTS Thought: tlat NH b. appraised
deeper knonicdS" 81 principle tina,
gro"'ngl! appeals 10 tn" people 81 al
countries for It's extension To the rel-
fare Of social unite. She divides the
discussion under ihrc" heads the CO
rercc Of democracy. the efficiency Of
democracy. and American womens con
f'htui"n 20 drmocracy-a the skill
fGl and "rtgiu:.l manner in which ,No
handle. tho different phases 81 the sub
jcct challenges the readers closest at
teniion from start 10 FINISH Tn. hook
is published by &. l. Pu,nam's sons
JOHN Lane Co-nnarv announce. for
pul,li,o,.op oa-ly /, I,ru,rv ,x,,r
- Ma.rosson'. No., l,,E ..1,ro w..
,f,cr tn. W,r" !. 81, ;,,,,Io =,
,rnn,i.I,a fnrn, 80 .,r;,.;,,, .,i.. =,
articles "a. .nr,ns,in. y, tho S,,ur.
a., r.ycuii,. Jns, witch -. ,.,,.,..,
Inc su.L .,,;i. ,,,.s,n,, ,,.;t
40 ~ r.s,,, :, ,-.,i
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-12

ADDRESS All COMM >ltATID>s 4" lhe Times
Dispatch. aIi - t,n>
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-12

Joseph I'enn>irs Picture - War
Nork in England !" I.iDptr"ott - WAS
prcpa red with tho operation ri tho
Tnglish government, aud will be pun
lishcd in February. u Is companion
volume 10 NJ. rrnne'i'E Pictures oF
thc Wonder - " orL." ono ~ the finest
recent art publications"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-12

! -fJEIHO>f: Randolph T. Private Branch tN'hanke
t"nuectiug with departments
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-12

Readers OF "Ronn;e May. b. Louis
Dodge. enc nf tho Scrihner novels OF
last IAN. will he surprised. 70 say the
least. a. its authors versatility when
they read his nov novel. due in March
','htldrcn Of tho Desert is story Of
the Mexican border ana is deeply dra-
matt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-12

BRANCH OliltI>: Wash ~ tonrIsen,tn
street. y W. New City. lifth Avenue nnuo
ms: Chicago. r.nrc.s Gas building. ih'lade'pb'&'
Nutuni life BuiidtuE
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-12
o,,o,c~ nrI,,, Tor r.:i.c.

l;ichinond. February -.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-12
Oas 1fn1Gpeicbcroeie5.

SIT 6at nodfen Sa9en treten gefiuuntngen in araft wate Is
ben gerunlhlngen Der ~Subapeider 3ur 4fGht maaen, Die &arel Die
iii fhren gfarufeu legen, nS iode 81 6e3eihnen, ee fe IN ben &erte1r
aebradt ner0eu. gms iber 0rGbig Sage ruf5epa5rt I1 DrO a0hl.
Butter Slide uno gefigeL per0ea bon oiier 9etinfutng an mefen
IetroHen.
Ser aa6IfpeiAer mar bor elmer 9ei6e bon SaGren eme Der neuboG
item g~rfn0ungen 0es 2an0es mo lit e5 obne 3mGfa gete nod. Gr lit
eth pardBIideS Qfrel gegeH Die 8er0erbltdtett geDtfer g{obnugsnttel
Gr gH Ole IngllAtet zines AusgleIdes 3Dnhen Den SdBre5etet Der
Gr5eanng lto 0enen oe5 8er8ebreHs 1no IoQte iomit 0a5t 0ieen, cid
ema AusgIeid Der &rerc Aer6et 81 fa9rer un0 ben 9larft oo5 gl3e
Sabr lang nit gufen 9abr1mgsnttaln 81 gldaaBgen mo gH1 moBt
gen Rraen at herIe9en.
Nera0e Dos @egenniHeI d6er bat fA i'm 2aufe Der So6ra entpidet
Gc s~abipeider fnO p4faA na5u H%iB6rauh iUor0en mebr @ore benz
9iurfe al e~nt8eben, oI8 8u oder ausgeAung notDen0g mar. Go6urf
iHg Der Gat I'm 8reiR un0 Denn Der geoarf 0ut Die finittte Der
nma0erung Des Gnge6ots enhpreteno gelhegen mar, Damn foHen longi0m
Die subIpeiherguter 5u Robeu 4ranen beraus. Ger unlautere 8ett
beperb, 0B ie iberoies nod fGlihifed0eie aIs ofuif" be3abnet o0r
auninOet nnter Ser neutrality-suspicious. Commissioning Der Stride beuouft
aT0eH, rno9te Die Code nod idiHner.
Gas iol nun oQe3 aufb0ren. @H0dh ioQea onr6 berninff8e
MdBnabmen bic ~SnBape6er 81 Dem iDdbreH Se8en fr Die 8ofserndB
RING ner0en, Der fe INNER bdten fem fonneu Sem &uder nit Ia9
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gen nirO ~nab0rldla DIE Spite ab8e6roheu, Is miro i1 ntht mebr
IobnaL Ger ODER 9htter at gcoruern~, ME Der ih6ne 4u80rud fir Elm
@erbreden Iautet ouf oo5 in oten 3eteH Sic ihperten Strafen geett
udrcn. Spetnlanten IN Den gabrngsHittelh Die ft af Soften ibrer
MhtnenfheH un8eredttttgt bereiberr, mer0en nun midi nebr 0sl
Screen 0s D9idrfhes4 geiat per0en tonneu. Der 92nrtt miro ieincr
nnhrIdea 9ejmmang a1sgleid BON Gohra8e uno @ugebot, pieoer
gege6en-
Sic Ireuge nn6 gaDifen6oFene 9~urdfa6rung 6es @eiebes naenI
nber fann ieae Segmtngen briuga1. Is miro nTt an &erfltten febeH
ks at 1mgeben. 2e 2oduug 0s @roftmoten8 ft 5n groBt ais DOB man
lie f1 ourb Elm elfa9e8 GeeB He5men laen miro. gIen0no tonn 0o
beHer gum eigenen 8oble mtbeIfen ais ons 8ubifum. Seoer ioate lid
nit ben gehnmnngen oes @eetes gena1 bertrout MAIDEN UNI unnab
&nen su befouaen. Gas mnO in otdan itueren 3eten ieoem etn5efnenI
mo Der @eiamfhet 5u8nte tonmen m0 5nr 8eiatgung ernes lebes
beaxngent 0ns iat Safrea tnf beflagt mlr0e, a6r crit ieBt gum eHenI
aRnIe enersiihe 9etanpnng iaten5 Der ge9drOeH itnoet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-12
gininaer 3mplement Gumpanh.

Die 8eIddftsleltllng Der &inlnger
Supplement- Gompaup madte beute
befannt 0oB ite ben @ertauf un6
.&erifleiB Der Hyperion Qfotor Cars
in 0ieiem Gerrit0rium, 0as friiber
BON Der Hyperion W1otor Gompun1
ge6ou06abt Dur6e, u6ernommen Bot.
SER s. $. 8eSong miro oud nei-
terbin ben @erfauf bon Hyperion
Cars leiten un0 bait aud ieinen
frilberen Qnteil in oieiem unterneb.
men aufredt. Die gegenpdrtigen
8ertmfsrdllme an 2060 5arnom
StraBe mer0en gteidiaus beibebnI-
ten; 0aielbit miro In Stilr5e oas neue
1918 oSil0er 4nniberiar94 Mo0ea
ge3eigt per0en auBer0em niro
bier au6 Die @ront Cir cine al1s
erfntnt Q1tsge5eihuete Gar, bon bic.
fer 5irnn b%erfouft. Cine boQltdn-
0ige 4usItelung Der nelteitea go,
0eae miro gegeamartig ge3eigt. Die
2ininger Supplement GoltpanD miro
ioiuob[ fir Die Hyperion 9io0eae,
alg aud fir Die @ront Cir Cars
cine groBe acknowledgements in Die
@ege Ieiteu, Die 5rDeifdlo5 Elm gro.
Ber griolg tDer0en miro.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-12

lin inherent SuItrm GllBert. Ridt
Soften, Ion6ern 2eiitingen laiien bic
I@o6en crmeijen, uno oieie ioaten bet
@lubitab fitr Bic 9erehti8utg gum
geinde b16ercr Sdulcn ietu. Sic
Ialleiu i0uten altt bel Der 8erltfS.
nail arsi6IoqgebenO ieirt. Son oen
Ucridtc0cnen in 0teiem Bid bebdt.
0elten 9%eruisorten Dil id nltr eini.
Ige oniitlreu.
gG5 lit obne Gro9c oaB bel ms
Iicrer aultltr Ser G|r3iebuug mo Auss
6il0lu1Q ser SauOmerfer uno 1edDs
Sic groBte Sor9fdIt git foi0men
HIT. IS tit uid)t me1r Der bloA
Saa0arbeiter" Iic ap0erne Geo.
'nit 0crldHQt uidt meTr MIR rein nlc.
honiid orbeiteuoe @dn0e; lie
.6rontt geiitig bepe9(i6e a0pie Die
.fm6 qeeignoten 3adunterridt &C.
ot0ert mer0cn t0mten. 9lber oudj 0a
lit er Tor einem 81 frilb3eiti8en
Spc5toliferen ouf eiu Sad 81 mar.
|nelt bent uuiere mo0crne Sednif
u10 Sllouitrie brauht Wcnihen bop
.ueitem 9fid, Qrbeiter bon mannigs
foder 8ertDcnOun0sm0glidteit. In.
ter Der fir 6ieie 3peige notpen6ioeu
9(Qgencin6iloltag iino ne6en Spra6s
t~enntniijen hor oQcm oie @runola.
.qeu matbemntiid notluniiienidaft.
.li6crneiie Gentpelie 81 berite6er.
Son erniter @eoaltlng filr 0ieie
Bernie iit Ser G6orotter, oenn non
Ser GutihloKenbeit, Der 3uberldiigs
felt uto benz @oblmoQeu gegen Die
Mtmeniben 6dngt fir Elm eripriebs
.lides 66ber6il0en Der Iehnif redt
.DieL o6, Die in i6rem 5orti6ritte 70
.ie5r nit Der 5d5igfeit bieIer un0
.i9rcm 3uiammeaar6eiten eu9e 5lt.
iommen9dngt."
Soneit 0o8 Qenarmte glatt. Be-
5iiqIi6 uniere8 2an0cs tOunte MON
nod Dor Ginger 3eit beinu6e 0ds
@egenteil bebaupten. @eroDe ron
0ril6clL no man ST. oben ongefiibr.
ter Giniidt goIon9t lit mur0e iebr
oft Der 9orDurf er6o6en, ooB bei
ms Die 4llgemein6il0lmg NIT Dem
6adlmterridt nidt inm1cr uuf Ser.
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Die &er9dltniiie beoeuteuo gitnitigcr
9eItultet, iuoem tmner mcbr bereitS
in lHO 1le5en Sen Sigh Sdool8 unO
Colleges @au0mcrtcr mo tedniidc
Sdulell eingeri6tct merOeil. I'M Der
aopf. uno @moorbeit Elm 6armoni.
lde5 9e6anein1uogr e~in5ur1umct.
Sn feinem 2nn0e ober lit INNER nod
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