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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-11-13
THE pOLL-TAX SITUATION.

.S6'~hiuch has been said recently
concerning delinquent poll-taX pay
ers in Alexandria that it would seem
certain facts ought TO DC made
known to the public.
1t is stated upon good authority
that probably only ons-third OF the
eligible men in this city have the
right to vote. Why? Because they
have.not paid the poll tax which tha
law requires them to pay III order TO
be qualified TO vote.
Another important fact is that Only
about three weeks remain in when
they ,Elay pay the tax If they are TO
participate in the next election.
While these facts may create only
mild interest on the part OF those
men who have gotten out Of The
habit Of doing citizens duty, there
: another side to the case which
should be Of more than passing IN.
1erest.
It is this: Under the appointment
Of the Judge Of the Corporation court,
authorized by the Virginia leglsia-
,rre there viii be inaugurated al
orce, in Alexandria, d strenuous earl.
naign for the collection OF poll taxes.
M delinquent will escape. Il may &c
tnat the collector may not be able 10
locate all the delinquentS before the
sixth Of December, and in that case
il wilt. be too late for such !" vote
at the next election. But the col
1ector's work vii! be proceeded WIFI
lust as pcrsistently after December
sixth, and many will be compelled t"
pas the poll tax just the same. but
w.:hout becoming eligible 10 vote.
The moral Of it all is--pay yoir
poll tax and let your citizenship
really count.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-11-13

irr Men who wear medals bearing
the words. "The Good German Cod
smite him dead. The day Of i,dg-
ment does not ask you for your rea-
sons"--nien vino poison wells, cut the
hands and feet from innocent child
rem, denude and cruelty women, burn
houses with their inmates, in some
cases pa1alyzed people, unable to
make their exits--would not. hest
tate to treat the little ones of the
United States as they have the Bel
pians and French. and wear medals
oi, honor for their crimes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-11-13

Foley here Sunday. Werner was lined
SO and costs on charge OF dis
.,rrbing the peace and was severely
reprimanded He declared that ne did
not remember what he had done Tor
he had been drinking.
In his speech 70 the trees ana the
one or two citizens who were with
IN earshot. Werner denounced the
United States for going into the
war. This morning he was arrai@neo
before Justice Foley and in the pres
cnce of a large number Of persons
vas ordered to kiss and salute tht
flag.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-11-13
MuSkRAT. N:%t - FAME.
FUR Mere Tha -r@' .'r'red ana
Meat Appears a. Marsh Rabbit

,Baysi,!r. y. j.. Nov. In IN
t.. rage for fy,rs to bedeck nIiao!
from the tops of her boots 10 the UP
ri her latest military helmet-hat con-
.in,iuy undated. trappers' have quite
promising prospects for the muSkra'
season. which onens on November -
and lasts until April.
In addition 20 better prices tor the
pe,s. the trappcrs are also Figuring
on a bigger demand than cVrr Tor
r,uskrat meat 10 provide a cheap sub
s;i,,!tc or other meat Many thou>-
aniS % thu carcaS>es o. nll'shia'a
lave ;,cru thrown int" the marshes
in pas; wears because the hides alone
were considered valuable Now
n.skrat meat. under the guise OF
"narsh rabbit" and other aliases. Is
not only popular winter dish among
the natives. bat is also served at 4
fancy price al some Of the CITY res
taurant>.
The muskrat * one ri the c!eail1St
~ animals and It's meat Is paiatahic.
Large quantities Of the skinned musk
l;tS were sold in towns near the
trapping grounds last winter for i've
cents apiece. but there is a prohabiI-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-11-13
10 to L Per Cen.
Investments

SO6-SOS Pendleton street, ? six room frames Rents
for each per month"; with water rents extra Price
$500 EACH
11O7 Queen street, good six frame dwelling
newly Dapered ard painted Always rented for Sl0 per
month and water extra. Price 5000 on easy terms
1213l2l5-12l7 Queen street. six room frames Rents
flor $500 each water rent extra Price $500 each.
313-3l5 north ST. Asaph street, eight room frame
dwelings Rent for S25 per month Good location ana
j. fine investment at 81, 500 for both houses.
2132l5-2l7 Peyton street, room frames Rents lol
is3 GO each per month. Price $500 each
532 north Columbus street, room frame, sewer l'?
ned Rents for $500 per month. Price $3.50.
724-726 north Columbus street. room frames rllc2
ISL, 800.
Store and dwelling 81 north Alfred street, corner
iPendleton Dwelling rooms and bath Rents FOR -"
per month. Price $1,000.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-11-13
GERMAN BRUTAl.lTlES.

"The devil ia hell would blush Tor
some Of the things Germany has done
in this war was the vehement dec
,aration Of Rev. James l.. Gordon,
pastor of the First CongreEat
Church. Washington, in his sermon
Sunday night after recit!ng many OF
the roan!s in his Indictment of ka'*-
erism.
GLOW Germany Lost Her soul
was the subject OF his discourse, tax
inc for his text Prov vi:32, lie
that sinneth destroyeth his own soul.
We have before Us ii book a> large
as IN ordinary magazine, protuar!E
:llu .lrated. entitled The Crimes OF
Germany :" II is a SYNOPSIS u tn,
violations Of international Law AMI II
humanity by the armed force OF
the German Empire. based OIL the
official Inquiries OF Great Britain,
France, Russia and Belgium. Part
Of the conLcntS is composed o! Giar"
les found Jn German prisoners when
:cl OF ueendiari:m, footing and
wholesale murder. The book is pub
iisheL in london and sells al one
shilling ttwentyy-rour cents> a copy.
We wish It were possible foT. every
family IN The United States 10 pre-
egre a copy Of this publication. Ii
exceeds in cruelty anything We ever
real. Even Tcutonic soldiers. or
dcrey; TO carry out the bloody beheSts
IL their officers turned their head,
aside when innocent children w"re
6ismembarsl or ha:onet"d. one
scene represents mother ana hcr
children thrown into a ceSspool arn
the openinr covered by heavy timber
and stones. The woman MAS later
rescued by soldiers of the allies. bat
fer lirsle ones hal been aSpn!Xlated.
Casting wong AMI old BcigianS into
buJning houses was Il common prac-
tee, as VAS also mailing them u;
f"~res 3na doors.
II, hook, complied from accounts
secured ny former Ambassador
Bryce. is more horrible than ''fox's
f3o"k o. Martyrs ur the different
accounts of the Massacre Of 81. Bar
tiilclomew'< Day" which volumes will
20 on the top shelves after The
GrimcS OF Germanyf shall have been
circulated in the civilized world.
Bleeding Belgium IS now the
subject O. many hiiresse. and the
title OF numerous publications. but. |
in the wo!ris OF Il hymn. The Half
Has Never Been Told"
Since In" above was WRITTEN wc !
read thai three strange men appeared |
Yesterday in pcnsaukcn, ~ H.. anl /
distributed poisoned candy to many
school children. The un>uspectng
little ores soon became III. and |,
when physicians were called it was
seen that thirty-five had been pojs-
cned b! the candy Ky The aid OF /
stomach pumps death was arrested. !
but the condition Of some Of the "i>-
tins i said to be precarioGS. TIE /
,:hl rp Sp far I,ayr bann l,ral,1a r, |
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-11-13
AUCTION SALE.
Df Desirable Resident property
H.LdncL AicNuudria Va.

Eraddock. Alexandria. Va.
~ virtue Of 4 deed of trust bear
NV date on the 10th day OF Septcm-
in.r 1919. and recorded among the
,art records If Alexandria County
ya. in Deed Book 40. page -: e>-
nrlrrd hv Robrr; Elliott; and wife u
Grpr.sr f.. Wa,.ieli and Harry i.
ratcr. a. acrulr III" payment 81 s''-
taiU notes in the S#!i; nced OF tfI@'
r,ljy described. and SIT Tar'h. h"-
forl; having beer made IN the pay
nin1y Of principal note. and III t:'@
request and ny the diroc;l@n 81 ~"
hun!ar Of said note. III" unncfaiGh'"
T-,strrS vii! offer for sale at pup-
IL. auy,iou nj the Rorti Str@eI en-
trance IL the Market tiull"'n% IL inc
c;tr Of .llc-andria. Ni""tHIa. on
Saturday. November 2lti, i2lI, al
100 o'clock NJ, AL TIA! TRAIT Of
r,r.cl If land together with the I'M
rr.c>meats thereon. formerly SItu"i-
81 n Jefferson Ma"iSt"ilaI District,
Alexandria COUNTY. Virginia, nl; ~
in, c<tcnsion Of the boundaries 81
the CITY Of Alexandria row situate,
II SAID city OF A'TIai'" - It, @',,'.''
anl bounded AND describe" rs 'V'-
lows:
lscginn,n~ nj locust >tak" "1i'E
:. ,n,.,h , d.rrrr t. 30 cas; 80
- .nI north s. degrees ~ 30"
VT ~ fee. from the stake n the
s.,,ri,yrs, corner Of the proDcr;9.
Viii, ~ deed dated December lth.
1911 and recorded in Deed Book Ell,
na~r 40 of the land records Of icy-
,rGria VIRGINIA. was conveyed by
rnhor. rllin,t n Mary Z. I.uk.ns:
tha,,.r narlllel with said IukcnS
u.o.+ Iinr sn,,tb drwrer IL 30"
v.rs. 71l1 fee, 10 4 Iocus- stake:
thnnco nor;h IS degrees ~ 30.
w..., 40 feet 81 locus; STAKE:
tnance north degree IL 90" east
=, !, .o., >, g. l.r,s. st,En. th,n,.a.
y,,r,6 s. J.rrrcs ~ so. eosf 10
S ; .;,,;. :
o. xut,arp feet acrrrabiy to
.nrvov thrrcpf. made October /, 1913.
by Gcor.rn r., Garrett. survcyor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-11-13
EE(hLESS ArTOiSTS

AZ 5ihx%aurian MAS made - pay
$c> .!4Iiars q the police court n:
np~Gi: : ~ exceeding the speed lim'
,.Sf ss,aag &serces 5>eanly last nia;:;
N::.l:le tn accused admitted lie was
:. :~ia= Ii machine at fourteen miles
:, &@ur. ne Officer who made tie
l:.ar2n Il. rs appearance insisted
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-11-13
PACIFISTs UNDER NEW NAME
American Union for Democratic
Peace Now TitIe.

New York, Nov. l3.-The Ameri-
can Union Against Militarlsm an
nounced tonight that it had cnange
its name to The American Oh'on
for Democratic Peace. Its AIMS
were declared to be Tree feoPie.
free markets, free seas anu Wofia
union for disarmament
1--WE are utterly opposed to tle eA-
tension Of militarism III ms conE'
try. and especially to all Legislation
tending to fastcn upon the Cnlfe1
states permanent system OF com
pu!sory military training ana ser
vice." said statement !ssued by tnE
union.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-11-13

The Rockefeller Foundation has
promised - give Sl.O0o,000 outright
toward the S35.0oo,000 funl heInc
i'a:sc,i by Narioual War Work Coun-
q! .. the Y. NJ. {. 4. this week.
Ii will also contribute on.-tellth OF
the entire sum subscribed = the S:'nd,
rot to cXlred $@.50Q,OQo III AL as Is
contrib: I'd contribution Of 500,
zoe from -. I. Morgan aud Com
pany. and ore Of $350.0uV from the
STANDARD O.! Company. of New .'er-
Sez'. were also arnorHccd
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-11-13
KISSED FLAG HE RkN LIED.
Amcican of Geman Descent Hailed
Into Police Court.

Into Police Court.
Havre de Grace. Mo, Hror. ID
As the result OF Il TRADE he delivered
against his Government. in when ne
asst reflections on III. flag and other
wise abused his nSrive land, Johr
Werner, Of German descent. waa
forced to salute and kiss the star
spanrled banner in the Court room
Of Police Magistrate Martin I,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-11-13
THE Store of Greater Service
s-%Isa3;s
HRlssE'}5;]A,m,1,s}lS
Washington. D. c.
kayser's
Italian
Silk Underwear

The New OPERATOR Vests.
in pink or white; can b" USED
n bodice. IS well :. A2'-'
Band-.op Vests, win en-,
nroidcrci fronts in Seycia,
dainty patterns: IN PINK Sd"
Hemslitched Band Top
Vests. with dainty cmbroiher,
eli fronts. in pink :. SLOW
Lacc-trimmcd Vests. III
mink: several very dainty ana
effective trims 50 and S2.'o
Envelope Suits and Comb'-
nation Suits. IN pink ana III
severn! rood styles ana IN,
iSheS
Bloumers of cXccpttona'
merit: full cut and excellent
fitting; pink. white and BLACK
1915
slain Floor-l.anshurgh x Bra.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-11-13
THE WAR OUTLOOK.

We are not at all impressed win
stories about the fitness Of Germany
to 90 on with the war indefinitely
says contemporary. nor are We
To say that Germany is better oh
than ever before is to talk nonsense.
Germany is still able TO fight for
some time, but in men and guns It
has been inferior to the allies on
the western front for Il year and
half. 1t has not had good crops IN q
single years since the war began. ard
civilians and soldiers are suffering
from the quality and the lack OF
food.
The victory in Italy may be admit
ted TO be the most important milf
ta1v success Of the war. But Ger
many cannot help Austria without
depleting its insufficient, western
forces, even if most of the troops
sent 10 aid Austria come from inc
eastern line. Germany has got TO
keen a large army in the east for
!, rood while. If the Italian collapse
! was procured by German money ana
German agents. il is not very likely
70 he repeated. At any rate. ltai%
has :, large army in probably good
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-11-03
A Smile or Two
The Widows Mite.

\ gentleman wa~ walking down the
street the other day with biz friend Jack
son. when they met 4 clergyman. Til,
reverend gentleman. though po.Se~>cd of :;
large brain has but Il dlmlnntiNe body IA
support il. Quite recently Ne had united
himself for good or IN 10 4 buNom widow.
The minister blu~hed II little as the two
friends passed BY him.
What ~ the meaning IT that, Jack
sony" asked his companion.
We'll. YOU see" VAS the reply. I'VE at
tended 4 tea ~ the minister shortly after
h. vas married. was called upon IL
make a speech. You know You are expect
ed Ia he humorous on such occasions. 20
! referred ~ a casual way to the minister
a. the widows mite. IIc has acted strange
~ ever ince.'-Exchangc.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-11-03

WAR must leave nothing TO the van
pushed but their eyes to weep with"
The methods by which Germany ha~
Ierown INTO IT. present power irom The
comparatively Insignificant durhy Of
IBrandenberg-taken by one of The earlier
Hohenzollerns nnder a mortgage for money
loaned the ruler ot the then German em-
pire-which later forced from the warning
central European cpintric> in one oi their
ers,t~ 4 reoslniion ot IT. railing prince A.
y king and presently became ihc Kingdom
of Prussia. give evidence Of her in~atiatn
desire for more power and mere power.
One by one the little kingdom acquired
control of it, ncl.hhor~. steadily pushing
ont IL ientacle~. ovcrturning governments
and taking in the weak duchic~ and small
kingdoms around il borders bv one mean,
or another. until finally her yoke WAS tnS-
tened upon the major part 81 the TeutonIc
population of Europe. and the present
German empire was developed. II j. easy
IL conceive the Iiuhenzullem dream a
world dominion has been growing ever since
The DAYS Of Frederick the Great. II has
been the dream of every German ruler tor
4 century a. %prccipiiatc thu very cata-
cly~mic struggle by which Germany hoped
10 gain control of the world.
While we rested in our fancied security.
paving no heed To anything but the fa-ri-
mating pa~time of acpuirin. wealth and
spending il. Germany has been watching
|u~. ~ she was watching England and
France and Russia and making ready for
the final spring. bv which ~hc hoped 10
~ta~tea her chain- uDon all ct these nations.
Shall Germany accomplish her design!
America believes not; This curpirv has
never vel been defeated. Americans feel
that their great destiny u = nation of
freemcn must uverrule the selfish designs
.of 4 country which would make all the
world subject to about 4 million ''hieh-
born Germans. Germany made u mistake
IN her calculations when -hc overlooked
the bulldog %tcnacitv III the American PEG
plp when once aroused. Americans not only
viii bite when their Just anger J. provoked.
but they will hold on until the antagonist
hee- for mercy. America viii STAY ia the
fight until Germany rclinqni~he~ al
thought of reducing all the world. except
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-11-03
Mushy Stuff.

Il Just know ~impertd i Young muiror
To a friend a. she sazed ont upon the ball
room floor, ." just know that horrid June-
woman y ~ love with my husband.
know and think ~hc j. the limit
'Non~cn~c. Mary replied the friend.
You are imagining thing. Why Noui
husband ha- hardly -pukcn d" her lhi~ eve
ning. excepting u~ the cuuvcutiunuhtic- dr-
maudcd. You're dreaming. Nuke up'
NO, IN not. ! know what | am talLin.
about. She simply head over hrcl- III
love with him."
''llow 10 you know that"
We'll. she ha~ danced with my husband
twice. and ~ woman can du that without
being dead IA iove with him and willing tn
a great deal. I can't dance with
HIM more than once myself. +Exchangc.
Pressing " lever with the foot lock- thr
ignition IA u new automobile thief defer
and a special key J. required Ia unlock IT,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-11-03
LIFE'S OBSTACLE RACE.
D'hlladeIphiu LEDGER

Look around Won, and yon can see peo-
pie who are heroes and hcroine- facing
odds. Wherever YOU turn il j. . pity. You
do not have To read sad plays and peS~i-
have any sun or fun IN you. ~ she'd II. for
il y needed. Try "a create blue skies CO..
blue people. Thct Will hail sou a- The Ia
Ige-t rhillnthrupl-t. tar Y mlu i~ tAe a-c
precious medicine IL hc cuyre- ihr power tu
move honest laughter d. b. pa~~c- h~ ht-
I'm ~lmplcne-- and honor and clean m.Tih.'
There IN nu spectacle -p dcriurlhle a- thut
of ablc-bodicd Incidence parllng ii- fret
fulne~~ up and down and wanting 81 hc
pitied Tor some small cnrt-elcmr- mot
worth noticing. The complaint would fade
away like snow I'D thc deserts face III some
controlling passion that Ua~ fine and
worth pursuing came along and pushed
away these foolish mrtrim-.
Nobody ever get ihc uu"uL-tructcd RIGHT
Of way in amy walk of lfe. it~ 40 hat-
tle- flN amy schedule ynn wHl rud arci-
dent, wIll happen Ivy knock IN hi--lrll-
.rigvledy. Nou got ur,l of hit-og-mi- .iv-
ing. and won sromi-cd Yourself q -cr-
lain iiNity. Nuu m.Hrt won ana -tartrd
we'll Then thing began tu latlen. Cir
.cum~,aHcc- beyond y1nr cuutr.i seemed ta
take charrc 81 your bic. You owed & to
other tu amend 'hr r'a. Nr uhcr-
Stepped H arl arhitrUrl. confuse thr
-Haar..N u..N #. ..# f NL .H
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-11-03

Cheeks should h. made payable a. The
Brownsville Herald Publishing Company. Rusi-
ness communication should be addressed "a
the company. and items. letters. etc. intended
for publication Should be addressed To Eslitar,
The Herald. Brownsville. Texas. Letters in
knded for publication should be signed with
the full name IF the writer. The name will not
be printed If not desired. bat il will he evil
lence Of good faith on the part Of the writer.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-11-03
STAMPS and ICE
HAVE ADVANCED IN PRICE.
IL' advance IN tbs price NJ paper forced tbs government " raise tie price Of
~"mp~-tie advance in The cost Of fuel oil h, forced ~ u raise the price II lee.
PEOPLES ICE &MANUFACTURlNG co

hr tremendous. Germany " Y bankrupt nu-
tIon unless she wins the war. She ear
borrow nowhere except from her own sub.
icri-, and these have the choice of she'll.
WY ont ~ having their property tukri
away from them. For MANY months tht
safest place for money OF Teutonic inve~-
country. Uncle Sam ha~ changed ul M
that.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-11-03
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER ?. 1917.
~GERMANY'S FRlGHTFULNESS To ALI
THE WORLD.

II was IN eminent tiermrn writer Who
gave the following word picture If Ger
many de- ien> against the world which
She Nnnld cnnnnrr.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-11-03
Subscribers in The city Il BrowuSville who

Subscribers in the city If Brownsville who
fail IL receive II HERALD regularly are
requested IL notify the office promptly. Tele
phone No. q. New subscribers should r-cciv
their first paper not later than the second dry
after the order j. IN the office ~ THE HER
AID. Every subscriber even in the most dis
tani sections Of the city. should no; receive his
paper later than GEO Il. N.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-11-03
DAUGHTERS OF REVOLUTION MEET.


ORANGE. Texas. NOV. 1.-The annual
convention M the Daughters M the -Amcrl-
can Revolution opened here today TO con
tinuc for three day. \ program touching
on war conditions iii- been prepared.
Elaborate arrangements have been made
Tor entertainment III the delegates.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-11-03

the apostles Of her boasted kultur. To
eternal sorrow and weeping. America will
fight until the right of all the people Of
earth 10 independence and happiness j, rs
tahli~hed forever.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-11-03
War must leave nothing to the
vanquished but their eyes to weep
....kl .

Wtttt-
The mere fact that almost the entire
civilized world j. enlisted against Germany
and her three va~~al alio~ should be sui
ficieni IL cause intelligent Germans Ia
question the Righteousness OF their cause.
IL Germany designs were al the lea-ts de-
gree benevolent or contemplated ANYTHING
but the ACKNOWLEDGEMENT of herself af the
cost of the remaining peoples Of the
world. If Germany mcthud- were IN keep
iny with the accepted ideals of inierna-
tional obligations or 81 the duties of ma
tion> towards each other. towards ci,iliza-
iion itself. il j. not conceivable that 20
MANY people of the earth could be against
her in this war. L l. plain that The sense
IT right and 81 Justice of the civilized pos
pie Of the world has been outraged ~ the
course 1T Germany and her allies. II i
plain that the civilized world outside the
Tentonie alliance ha- passed Judgment
upon German autocracy. Her rapariix, her
%la;ion~. her unconrealcd lust for power
over all the world. regardless Of other na-
ton rights. have let civilization again.t
her.
None doubt any longer that dominion
over the entire world j. the dream 81 the
Prn~~Ian autocrat. This tell design has
been exposed fully by prominent writers,
wins have collected evidence 10 prove the
charge chiefly from German sources.
Especially cnIightening IN thu respect J.,
= pamphlet just issued by the Bankers
Tru-; Company Of New York. entitled THE
3alance Sheet ~ the Nations HI War"
aside from other valuable information
concerning the war and also carefully
complied statistical matter showing the
relative strength and resource of both
side, ihi- work gives from strictly Ger
man authorities proof that Prussia has
Tor thirty YEAR or more entertained the
dream Of ,icrmani1ing The entire world.
From 4 book entitled Greater Germany
and Central Europe IN the Year 1850"
published ~ Germany IN 1895. i quoted
his significant announcement:
Germans alone will govern: they
alone will exercise political riqhts:
they alone will have the right to he
come land owners. However. they
will condescend TO delegate inferior
tasks to foreign subjects su5servient
TO Germany
Another hook published in Germany
aiout fifteen wears ago i given ~ an-
t%lIoriiy for q military program 10 -uhiu-
gate the United States. while England
was looking IN. and then. having accom-
pli~hed the task. - %~ubiugate England
also
"Grcatsr Germany-the Work of the
Twentieth Century By Richard Tanner
berg. published in Germany IN 1911 i, also
quoted, setting forth the design of Ger
many % dominate aIl 81 the republics Of
South America and 10 compel the use If
the German language IN those countries
either q the national language ar a a
secondary language g. l,e taught IN all the
schools. Id j. from this hook that the
namphlct referred to quotes the never-to-
sbe-foreottcn declaration of Germany
mercile~S intentions towards the peoples
whom ~hc hoped 10 conquer. quoted IN the
opening paragraph OF this editorial:
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-11-03

lr Frankfort. Germany, household waste
wide -rcm tu DYNAMO uhrh produce
about 100 horsepower.