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The Springfield herald., 1918-03-08
In the District Court
Ella r. Wikoff.
PLAINTIFF,

Ss -
'truatue for the use of Georgel-
Ani%s: County. coIorsdo
Cones. Trustee: Wood Man
uIaclur,ng Company: l. A.
hrNaiuer, otherwise known
as Aiis. L. a. kreamer: Lou
~. AicNesi and Louisa A. Nc.
Neel: f'irst state Bank Of
rsdo: and persons whose
nsan,s are unknown to the
Defendants.
The People Of the State Of celorsdo;
.siSss ihs sssriS iSr Of II e. A1in.s
Trustee: Wood Manufscturing Con-.
Seei @ and !. 1oSise 4. HsN:si: .Sisst stss.
sa 5.ns aa 2, sSs,na:s s..s s-s a
.ass. .as: .sas. ss e: s:mss D'i'as
in foa sS :ssios :ss s's:sy sseySs e
!h: nsPs q 1s sl.s,M n s..s "a D,.
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pass:sos siEssS cut s.sa Fl sh' sss
q =: az q :sssis:; p iSs,s@sssn;,s ss;, s! =
sbove entitled action be- rot serve:
ssssot Siss sf,: !: ss. Sss q z.
ten days additional to the time herein
before specified for appearance Al
inf Of tudsmsnf BY dsfas's a. Aiors
The said action is breught to quie
title to the fol2Tns sspS seins in e
County County of fB Bsea. State Of Colorado. to
wit. ffNIas
The soy.hesst Quarter -n,.ss q ssct,S' t,s
ESSssssn sesss. n 81 h.n.s se
OF. 81 the ssaassa siass .lses lS' sisS .sss:. gov
e'as;-ss ANA s: :essssi herein ssr,sss,
that there are persSna intsreste9 IN TN IN
.soye dssSsieedd Set dn.erf .seo hsrein becaus,
their names, residences and post ono;
addresses are unknoyn g her an
!n.t n. S1 sSsn Sy
or deeds Of conveyances or Liens whis'
laws Of dsscent and inheritance: b.
sary and proper parties hereto. aswil
more fully appear from the complain
n said sction to when ,rS rS'esehss y meet Y
And you arc hereby notified that I
ts e .sose sos to
said piaintim viii take default sn'
ju6rmsnt .against you a. prayed 10
In said co9plaint: s,s =, s,r,npae,d
in :.id County; ;his 18th day of Feb
DeusS.S .ss ss;a,;: Ssss!s' l,,' L DsSsa'' .Sa.,
First pub. March q. lSlss
Last pub. April 8. 1913.
The Springfield herald., 1918-03-08
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In the District Court
Ella II. Wikofs.
Plaintiff,
". Herring and
psrsuas whose names are un-
ni.oua to lhc plAlntiu,
Defendants,

Secuuaus ". Herring and
psrsuus whose names are un-l
Ai.vwa to lhe plalntin.
Defendants
The People OF the state OF ColoIaoo.
sons whose names are unknown 20 the
plGintiI, the Defendants above named.
You are hereby required to appeal
the above named plaintiff In the Dis.
5,Ss Court .na S snswes 0any sns
service hereof. il served within this
", or BY publication, within thirty
days after the service hereof; exciusiy.
Sf the day , of 81 seryiss istsn sxs,nSt Hea &C.
And II a copy Of the complaint In the
SsSe sS s. snss,sa ss.on or d Il ne services
hereof be made out OF this s state: s:, then
ten days additional to the time herein, IN
snswer viii be allowed before the TAX
ing. Of Judgment by default as afore-
The said action is brought to quiet
estate. situate. lying and being IN the
County Of Bsca. State OF coioraoo. TO-
The Southwest Quarter of Section
ssvsntesn 47l IN TSwnss,p nyix,o IhWtyy WEI ls u
sssdsss ss Ssis .!:s s'A sss
.'is: r. 4s.; ;Ss ss.y syrisss ss.
that there arr psrsH irtssested Sess nRme. IN M.
their names. residsneSa and post office
ne ere
or deeds of conveyances or liens whie.
s., hrs not ot q desesnt .nd
Of which no record notice IL given. an
that such unknown persons are neces-
sary and proper parties hereto as WI,
more fully appear from the complaint
- sad action to which reference Is
here made: copy of which is hereto
attached.
And you are hereby notified that IL
you fail 70 appear. and to answer the
said plaintIr will take default and
{udEmsnt against you q prayed for
Given under my hand n. Airingfieid
In rn.rz. .;.d 4. c1Sniya 3. iyi;. sh'' :yRt Feb
]. X. Doughty and Qfers.e iSezesovS hty-
The Springfield herald., 1918-03-08
state Of COLORADO.
County es BacA u,
Charles AsaTsni Fisint,n.
suMMoNs

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Cohen: Robert I. Hosue and -
tso.% Rss:sni .S ysS:s Is. ssssss;. 1:%:a; ."d un
psS,issss z cal!s: y ss:lR9sSg Rsg.2s "
assasxa 70 sss PisassI5si PiessSHiIss. M Defend
"s You 0 Are neTsSyI Ireaulred g sppe,,
H. !: :s:s: ss:.ss ss:s ssss.s: ss:.s
sss:sss s!s ssS ;;;sss ,:s ;;s's
County; or Il served out Of this Cou.
X S.ys os .ttsr sx .Rs ssSsiee s.1soa s.eiss
fs, ai d.l q s. :ssStsss .tsn e
sorsnF 70 the K. ee sas n H.
ss s.ssof ~ ss Ssss ss"S Out o. mi. .ss'
ss ssds,ssneas ao 20 tns sis ssrs'n
ins' hnswsF q ,udsmsnt I 0s icy 81 default a. sfort
tn. s..d aes,Sn 4. sro%.ht .,ses to an!, r.,
COUNT, ] II s:s. ys'ss ss.s. .ss e Ssios
Tys s'sos sss .ns %x.ssy.,As:s rssss M ;ss ~
II 0s The Town n Of spr.nsssid.
c,tea: That The pisintift verify beiieye
that there are persons. Interested In III
above described land whose name
their names. residences and post ONO
addresses are unknown to him an an
that the interest OF such unknoWn pes
or deeds Of conveyances OF. Hens whic
are moi. Of record. Or by virtue OF m sn
OF which no record notice II Kfven. "
that such unknown persons are neceS
sary and proper parties hereto. aS ". .
The Springfield herald., 1918-03-08
.n Aa.. ,ntures of the Great War"
6Vol\,l1nes Free!

has ssll,e,e.i thsss two hyndssd and more nor.
-: e.hiss snsss sss,i.s q aSsosussiy Ssnulns ss
4 them ii tod In the words II ths Ps,,on
Ne sspioit. And no~, for linitsd time.
The Springfield herald., 1918-03-08
How Does a Soldier Feel in a
J;ife-and-Death Crisis?

He was eaught-like q rat in .
Coming out alive. He thought OF
What does q soldier think OF
,seei? What does he dof What IS I
While trembling and hot from
~. " two hundred men-airmen,
w. w, ,ade throwers-have told what
ss.o.; Is of personal adventure is to
The Springfield herald., 1918-03-08
A, &Close-Up of the War

,, and uaga1nes the var along broao. general
Eewsp:ee snsst q nations But these stories
nj eo sss ssP; .ss ;sss .ss.l NOW s
re sld tell ;sss .s otf' o e ass i
r.na no a. sng that the mind T%p.x s.s g
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-04-11
CHICAGO CUBS
WILL PLAY BALI
Y TOMORROW


- '''' - '''N '''''' '.''
atats VIII be stam mede. C4-"Ae
q commerce officials are pre- arin
Ter crowd of lo,V0o and their esti
m3le viii not fail short. AleXande
tine Great VIII be in the box for The
Cahs; TO see him aut the stuff OF
| ta sphere is alone well worth tht
p@.ea Of admission Then there vii
Pc King Lear Pitcher Tom Seator
and Harry Walter the phenomena
outf'alder
The game will be intensely exciting;
IN" University team has been
| strengthened and the battle will not
be one sided by any means.
The game in Guthrie will be the
| final preparation for the stars witt
the eNcef ton of two exhibition games
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-04-11
.PITTMAN PROPOSES
ONE DOLLAR SILVER
Would Melt Quarter Billion Dol
lars Irto Bullion To Pay
Balances Dollar Worth
More Than 100 Cents

AYa.b#uplon Arrl ll usltin., ;,,o
a.Hion II p.t mnr. ,h,n a-no am NM
..t.M- dollars NOW IL ii. tr.as,,,.,. e..
sa1a ANA eyporr ia NV trado lalarcas
anj rarurcbasas of .u,ar Il &t j,
oaure wopo.od IN an sd,ninistra-
.an"5slI .g.relucad folq. ~ e.noto..
I,.lp4p ii Al o,nrrpan.y d.. ,ooos
rra SILVER cartif.ca+as vonld ia
Vnr.l4vn rom circulation Is Inc dol
lrs qre koa from tha treasury ana
Ie.3I reserve hank nate of now s1
laI AZ denominations substituted
n enacted tho measure virtn,i,v
Qaald GX standard nrica for i III.
~ annco several cants ,hovo
fi.. .rasa6, market am siabi,iza No
vorl market s,nce tho r.nitad ct,tes
5agIuc. almost half q, tbo tofal .qhe
|bu .al.a I'll intended IA sfbmulata s-.
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65,- raEargo cfa-l- M ,baf -met,j in.te,F
ro1 N satfl, MI. ronntr,,s t,.do|
balances II tba Orient an9 crscobarg
h authorization Of acion III oo,
g,cmond r. naFer dtrartor ,.tI
tRa mint has formulated an no.. i
meo Win siycr nrodncor. and do,Inr-
Il sol "a fho eoyarnmon a fbo
ratr Tne robsbio resuit ,,ond ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-04-11

Buy q Bond
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-04-11

EcR cATARRH of the nose, throat
u stomach, bowels and more dciicatt
'gane, be sure to take Hoods Sarsa
oanlIu il ID a P ADICAL CURE
Bisbee daily review., 1918-11-19
EMPL LOYMENT OFFICE 0F GOVERNMENT HAS
 MOVED TO BISBEE
cocHIsE COUNTY HEADoUAR- TIERS REMOVED FROM DOUGLAS TO THIS CITY AND IS SITUATED IN THE ALLEN BLOCK IN CHARGE OF RSRURST

Emhodying the announcement of the removal of the office of the United States employment bureau from Doug las to this city with headquarters in the Allen block. W. R. AshurSr, en- plOyment agent, yesterday made pub lie the following:
 The office of the United States en- ployment service for CCchise county, which formerly was located in Doug las. has been moved to Bisbee. Per sons who wish employment or wish ing 10 hire any kind of help will please call at the office in the Allen block. As the examiner for the depart ment I wish to say that the purpose of the office is to serve the people in every way possible so ;ar as any labor problem is concerned 1T you need a cook, waiter. truck driver. miner or labOrers of any kind send me your order and l will endeavor 10 fill it. Should you want any kind of employment call And l Will do what can for you. I have many calls for all classes of men on hand now and can give you a good job at once.
 
 Come in and talk over the labor sit uation even if you do not need any job nor want to hire any one.
 This service is not in any respect affiliated with labor unions. Do not take it that We are here to antagonize them or tO hinder their good work. We are here to serve all the people and the fact that you are or are not a memeber of union does not effect matters any if you want a job or want to hire men.
 By getting your cooperation and calls for labor I can make this fine thing for Bisbee. The office will De permanent here, so let us all get to, gether and help to start it right
 w. R. ASHURST,
 Examiner.
 "P. S..-G want cook and waiter just as soon as I can get them"
Bisbee daily review., 1918-11-19
AIR DENOMINATION PRESENT PROBLEM 0F
 FIRST MAGNITUDE
WAR DEPARTMENT OFFICIALS AT WORK ON SCHEME WHICH WILL BE EQUITABLE FOR AIRCRAFT INDUSTRY AND THOUSANDS OF TRAINED PLIERS

WASHINGTON. Nov. 1S- Demob- ilization Of the army air service pre- seTts a separate problem on which war department officials now are at work. How it is to be accomplished so that the aircraft manufdctUTing in- dustry, now a government monopoly, can be preserved. has not been de- cided but it is possible Co state au- thoritatively some of the considera- tions that will govern demooilizatiOn plans.
 Secretary Baker is known Co regard the air service as the field Of mil tary enterprise in which the greatest developments are to be expected. For that reason the army program to be laid before congress probably will show recommendations for continuing the aviation branches or a scale dis p-oportionate to the other arms of the service. Every effort is expected to be made 10 improve existing types of planes and engines. It is also cer- tain that the plans now being formu- lated will make provision for retain ing in the permanent military estab-  lishment men who have displayed marked ability in the operation. pro- duction and equipment of aircraft.
 In addition to the manufacturing monopoly. which includes the assem- bling Of scientific data of the utmost value on the whole question of air flight the government has complete monopoly over the training facilities for flyers. It owns 32 flying fields in the United States. all fully equipped. and has built up preliminary courses in colleges and universities in all parts Of the country. The home avia- ton schools are fitted to turn out 2000 men a month rated as reserve military aviators, and there are in this country more than 12000 men who either have passed through that school system or are nearing compile tion of their training
Bisbee daily review., 1918-11-19

 expire with the world peace treaty.
 The prohibition bill is in the form of legislative rider on an emergency measure providing about S12.000,00O for stimulanting agricultural proGCu- tion.
 Effect of the legislation. even if ap- proved by President Wilson, is the subject of warm dispute which many members of congress think the courts will have to settle. The bill would make prohibition effective after June 30, 1919, until the conclusion of the present war and thereafter until the termination of demObilizaticn, the date of which shall be determined and pro- claimed by the president"
 Senator Sheppard of Texas, author of the prohibition features, and other dry champOins insist that prohibition will go into effect on the date fixed to continue until demobilization is completed, regardless Of when peacs is proclaimed. Opponents of the leg islation, however, declare that if peace is declared before July l. the bill can not be operative. even though demo- Utilization will be in progress there after
 The prohibition legislation has i'm portant bearing upon the pending war revenue bill, whose authors estimate an annual revenue loss of more than S1 ,000, 100000 to the government, in cluding cessation of beer and wine manufacture, ordered December 1, by the food administration.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-11-19

We must not forget that our busi- ness is 10 end war as well as this war.-Boston Herald.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-11-19

They will be disaTmed and laid up in German ports however
 The Derflinger is the largest of the battle cruisers. her displacement be- ing 2S,000 tons and length 71S feet. Her armament consisted Of eight 12- inch rifles and her. designed speed was 90 knots an hour. There is no mention of a cruiser Hindenburg in naval records available here. but this ship probably is a sister of the Der finger, and originally was named the LutZow.
 The SeidlitZ is a battle cruiser of 24.G00 tons ard carried ten 11-inch guns. Her speed is 29 knots and she was completed in 1913.
 The battle cruiser Moltke, a sister ship of the Goeben. was completed in 1912 and soon afteTward visited this country as the flagship of a fleet which President Taft reviewed at Hampton Roads. She then was re- garded as one Cf the finest battle cruisers afloat, being 610 feet long. of 22.600 tons displacement and 255 knots speed. She had ten 11-incb rifles in her main battery.
 The VOn der Tam was built in 1910 and has a displacement of 1S.S0O tons. Her speed is 276 knots an hour and her armament consisted of eight 11-inch rifles. ten 5.9-inCh rifles and many smaller guns.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-11-19
VICTORY BOYS OF
 DISTRICT DOING
 EXCELLENT WORK
Lads Have Added Much to United War Work Fund by Their Pledges to Pay in Money

The Victory Boys of the Warren district are not tagging in the race to raise funds for the united war work campaign. Far from it. they have added materially to the sums pledged to the great cause. Many of the boys have pledged S5. All are to earn the money in some way.
 The boys are not backward about going out to seek the jobs, either. They are selling papers, shining shoes, acting as attendants in barber shops, gathering up old iron and other articles having a value as salvage. There isn't any sort of job within their capacity to perform that they will not tackle.
 Up to date the total reported by Chairman J. B. Potter as being pledged by the Victory Boys is SI205. 50, segregated as follows:
 Horace Mann, Junior High, $359; employed boys, s231; Central school, S143.50; Lowell Grammar school, sS5.5O; Bancroft Junior high, $121; Warren, S36; High school s143; Lo- retto, SS6; Lincoln, s50.50.
 The lists of pledges will be pub lished as rapidly as space can be found for them, starting with today, as follows:
Bisbee daily review., 1918-11-19
A NERVOUS WREGK
From Three Years Suffering. Says
 Cardui Made Her We'll.

Texas City, Tex.-ln an interesting statement, Mrs. G. Ii. Schill, of this town. says: "For three years suffered untold agony with my head. was unable to do any of my work.
 just wanted to sleep all tine time, for that was the only ease l could get, when was asleep. l became nervous wreck just from inc awful suffering win my head.
 Twas so nervous that t,le least noise would make me jump out of my bed. had no energy, and was unable 10 do anything. My son, young boy, had to do all my household duties.
 Twas not able 10 do anything until took Cardui. took three bottles in all and it surely cured me of those awful headaches. That has been three years ago, and know the cure is permanent, for have never had any headache since taking Cardui. ..
 Nothing relieved me until l took Cardul. It did wonders for me-"
 Try Cardui for your trou5les-made from medicinal ingredients recommended In medical books as being of benefit in female troubles, and 70 years of use has proven that the books are right. Begin taking Cardui today. NC-i34
Bisbee daily review., 1918-11-19
CONGRESS WILL
 ADJOURN SOON
 UNTIL DECEMBER

Continued from Page ousJ
Bisbee daily review., 1918-11-19
GREAT NAVAL SURRENDER TO
 TAKE PLACE

CContInued from Fage onel
Bisbee daily review., 1918-11-19

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speed of 21 knots and of 24,000 tons. They also carry ten 12-inch guns each and fourteen 59 inch rifles.
 Available naval records here dc not show a battleship Bayern, but it is regarded as possible that this is one of the three new dreadnaughts com pleted since the war started. These were authorized in 1913 and 1914 and were to have been 29,O00 tons dis placement with eight 15-inch rifles each.
 Besides the craft delivered. Ger many had four dreaduaughts, but their surrender was not required
Bisbee daily review., 1918-11-19
GET SOAN'S FOR
 YOUR PAIN RELIEF
You don't have to rub it in to get quick, comfort
 ing relief

Once you've tried it on that stiff joint, sore muscle, sciatic pain, rheu- matic twinge, lame back, you'll find a warm, soothing relief you never thought a liniment could produce.
 Won't stain the skin, leaves no muss, wastes no time in applying, sure to give quick results. A large bottle means economy. Your own or any other druggist has it. Get it today.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-11-19
DEATH REPORTED UNTRUE

tET Review Leased Wire1
 LONDON, Nov. 1S-The report of the death of the former queen of Ba- varia is untrue, according to a Munich dispatch received by the Central News by way of Amsterdam The dis patch adds that the queen is seriously ill
Bisbee daily review., 1918-11-19

Maria Theresa lost her position as queen on November 8. when her hus- band. King Ludwig. was forced to ab- dicate Her death was reported last week by the Tageblatt of Munich
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-04-15
Only Fifty-Two
Left

to be sold Special Offer So don't delay any longer or you
will be disappointed
Humphrey Gas Water Heater will add mmeasurably to
the comfort of your family Think of the having
hot water tap-day and night-wner and summer-for
every for every emergencand all at the of
hot water faucet.
Don't deny yourself the satisfaction of such service ANY
home that afford bathroom afford Humphrey" at
our low price.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-04-15
A Size for Every Need
for Every Home

The Humphrey has been developed meet the needs of
everyone You get them from to gallons per minute ca
pactyto supply the bathroom laundry Kitchen sleeping cham
bers, etc.
The Humphrey Gas Water Heater Is also adapted for small
hotels apartment buildings restaurants barber Shops garages
laundries, drug stores, etc,
The Humphrey is installed in the basement OF Kitchen
out of the way simply connected the gas and water
pipes The tiny gas pilot light then all yhe heater
requiring or,attention
Take advantage of Special Offer and get one of these
famous Gas Water Heaters You need this your ep
portunity to money.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-04-15
Read This Great
Special Offer
$500 Off Regular Prices

During this sale-and only while they last-we offer
general reduction of $500 any size Humphrey Heat
er you may select Don't miss this grand offer After
the carload lot is sold out the price will go back to nor
NAL again-and before long will likely be advanced
This is your opportunity to get a Humphrey at gem
uine bargain price You will never have another such
chance Come in and choose the size to suit your require
ments and get $500 off regular prces-NOW.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-04-15

We can't supply all customers with Humphrey Gas Water
Heaters at this Special Sale Advertised Terms low
prices and Special Offer based carload purchase
and when these sold out offer will be withdrawn
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-12

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o.~r,poyI,,b stood t,....- nf. anal
DIM. crown no p@rurfflr aaI f.
prince murdered. and In surU % cola
Hooded fashion that DO. other glftar
rui,rs stood arhasf. I.,n rrrap.lr
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-12
How Thrones Have Slipped from Beneath Rulers
During the Present War Which Is Changing
the Modes of Governments AS Well
AS the Map of the World.

subjects whom they efiol fhc.- voices
In behalf of freedom. L.ilto the poor
"s' OF his subjects no. ls compelled 90
have n bread card. ava % Dis
rgy1u', mus, stand in 1no olch morn.
Ing to obtain tho Gays supply for tho
family This punishment however. is
mild when compared with shat which
o., permitted 60 bp init upon some
20 his subjects. whose only crime was
o plea tor their right 20 Two without
bclne robbed hat the court parasites
might waste. only 70 year ~ this
monarch mad a Torture greater than
Morgan or Rockefeller Practically
an Of the siberian win.s woro his
personal property. and 500 Sdos this ho
owned $50. o00. GOO acres 80 timber
and farm lands. Ito drow o. fahuiou.
sum from the goVef nmen' 10 maintain
his palaces and to dcfrny tho ,vpcue1s
81 the royal family. Proved upon by
Eaaputin. tho Mad Monk. and other
ch~arlatars no wasted p~oNerrmor'
money ike Np'rr HH VIII v1s low
and when this VIII WIS under the
domination Of parasites who lived IN
luxury only hv thc oppression O.. tNc
poop'r. his ~tyrlnnicai oord1r' can poe
readily understood. To-day loss chan
half o. million % hir vast fortgno r,.
mnHra. and he is alone with bis family
ANA r. fCu rct4iners provided by thc
gOacIuulCa'
For years Russian ruiorv havo been
marrying Gormuns princes. who md
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-12

omo Tcuton.e b'ooG Iu ih,.r rr.n. .Hd
hordot OF Germans have follow. D. .n...
womw1 tofH, Russian our,. w. t.... ..y
hgcIa" rich throuChlu'gisu, ra
Many % 'hcm were iu Ihs ru .f
Tho Gcruan Government. .rf
not ~Hirp-Ising that they Wor. U.. l
work on fhc army. The who. I...
sian Cour. realized 'h1. r I'D. Dog
'hc A'l.,s meant the T,Jfu. .f tU.
world and 'hav knew f., NJ
tho cnu ~ their mower. whit. .ha
otHor AorA thov felt surc thr' ,ier-
man were victorious aa'orra. .u''
be v~indica'cd ANA thcy could .va
by 'hoir notorious scheme 'ro
p"onlo decropd different and lav
Nicholas II is tho most rg'H rN.
ample 81 Tho Fi,iss.'ldDs ~
Constantine or Grccr.
King Constantine o. Gr,... F.. 900.
other ruler who lor' Ais 'hruu. e,
the p..scn' war. fT.r Queen
sister o. The Hn ser. r voWtr
hatred OF the English q "a. mi
hat folt hv hor brother &
no great strength 90 elarIr.
permitted o.. puecn 90 p'ot r1H
fr.ruc ir he Court in favor .. o.
many unfil ho UIl lfflc con'r.'
affairs OF state tn. WlIoUt.E
people tnyorad Tho NlIca. AND .u.
Dc cVp-o#s Sod his determination fo
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