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Pocahontas star herald., 1922-09-29
Lost and fOuud

II you have lost anythinga good
way to fud 1t Is to advertise for II.
Last week J q. SIsytou advertised
for his horse which had gone estray
and found 1t the same day. 1t had
entered barn near town and the
door had blown shut, keeping the
horse imp Isoned for four days. A
lady living nearby had seen the horse
in the barn, with birdie and saddle
on, but thought nothing OF 1t until
she saw the ad. She recognized the
horse by the description and immed
lately notified Mr. Slayton.
10 the same issue we advertised
for a stray sheep and the finder
phone in next day that he had put
II up
ANY time such a notice IA placed
IN this paper it Is read by thousands
of people IN the surrounding COM
munity and there Is a big ohince
that one of this number can. give
some informatIon regarding the miss
ing article.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-09-29
Buys Store at Dalton

I. L. Barnett of Dalton passed
through Pocahoutas Monday enroute
to st. Louis to buy a stock Of mer'
chandise. He informed us that he
and his son closed deal last week
IN which Il e7 bought out A. n
kirkpatrick. who has been in busl'
ness at Dalton tor the past % years
The style of the new firm Is l. u
Burnett q Sons.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-09-29
To the Democrats of Randolph
County
Fellow Democrats:

Fellow Democrats:
The general state election this
year will be held on Tuesday, Octo
Der 3rd. More than three thousand
and SIX hundred democrats voted IN
the primary held August sth. Our
county has attracted attention over
the entire state as strong demo.
cratic county. We have al present
seven delegates TO the State Con.
ventIon, as many or more than
several counties larger than Ran
dolph. But we must not allow our
interest and enthusiasm to wane
after the election. OF course, we
did not all vote for the winning
candidates IN the primary, but we
aid promise that we would support
the nominees IN the general election
We do not believe that there is
man or woman in Randolph county
who will lail or refuse to do this.
But the danger IS that many Of us
may forget to 60 TO the election on
Tuesday, October 3rd, or allow our
selves to become so busy about our
private affairs that we cannot go
Let us remember that the real
strength of Democracy ls shown
when her foes assall her. We shall
have an opportunity on October Bird
to prove the exact strength Of the
party. BY going to the polls on
that day and rolling up big vote
for the democratic nominees from
governor down TO road oyerseer we
shall increase the confidence Of the
people in our party and we shall
prove to the entire state that Ran.
dolph county we'll deserves the title
conferred on ber years ago IS "rhe
Banner Democratic County of
Arkansas. Respectfully.
K. Dalton, Chairman,
J. D. Wells, Secretary of
Democratic County Central
Committee
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-09-29

In the recent session of circuit
court at Mountain Home Jurors
we're asked If they belonged tc any
secret organization that believed in
enforcing the law 10 any way out
eide Of the regular channels. No
jurors we're disqualified because OF
this questioning. 1t is presumed
this line of procedure was AIMED at
the Ku Blux Klau.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-09-29
Ford Agency Ranks High

Pooahontas is a good trade tern.
tory aud the Riggs & Jones Ford
Agency Is one of the best IN the
county. A recent circular put out
by the Ford company gives Riggs
and Jones 7th place IN the third di
vision Of southern states and 18th
place among 226 dealers Good for
Riggs & Jones and Randolph couu.
",
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-09-29
Ted Davis

Ted, Water Spaniel belonging
to Mrs. s. l.. Davis Of near town,
died Monday from the effects of
rat poison which he ate by mistake.
Mrs. Davis was very fond of the
dog aud feels and actual, sorrowiul
loss at his departure.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-09-29
Our Honor Roll

Last fall the star heIa'u iaunoh
ed big subscription campaign and
e,rried the same through the months
Of October aud November. 1t was
a great success. More than twelve
hundred persons took advantage OF
our special clubbing offers and We
do not know Of any who are not
perfectly satisfied with the result
Now the season is again upon us
and hundreds of subscriptions are
expiring with each issue. We have
another offer as good OF better than
the one last year. See big announce
ment ON another page of this paper.
We want to enroll all old subscrlb
ers for another year and add several
new ones, if as many can be found
IN the county who are not already
taking the paper. The campaign is
now on. SO send in your renew
al at once, or If convenient call st
the Office. We would like to meet
you all tace to face again. Satur
day. Sept SOth will be HOME PA
PER DAY and we extend all sub
scrlbers cordial invitation to visit
us on that day.
The big rush is already on.
More than one hundred new and re.
newal subscriptions have been re-
celved s,nce our last issue. The
names are as follow:
Mrs Olive Pareut, II A Luber, J
T Hulyev, G K Bass, w l. Jackson,
o q Mock, Dan Bates, J d Wells,
Frank Promberger, Johnston Drug
Co., Mrs J w Abbott, Jacob Wall,
Palace Drug Co., Edgar Poe, Geo
Lewsllen, II l. Haynes, L r Pick
EFT, Ben A Brown, Clifford Price,
K G Schoonover, G X Black, Carl
\ Preston, A Y Schnabaum, Pooahon.
tas Hdw Co Mrs Notra Price, Mar
r vim Price, II M Rice, Joe Peters,
Mrs II A Peters, NJ Burrow, Tom
Crealh, Hubert Hollowell, G g Bar
den, Andrew Jansen, J w Bennett,
5 Keiffer Campbell, Z A Dixon, ID M
Burke, Mrs N Martin, f J Ballz
Mrs Ssllie Jones, B A Daniels. II
M Bishop, K II Hicks, w II
Phipps, X ID Shaver, A Gwin, j
w Spikes, J c KerleY, Guss Greer
d F ] Byrd, M F Kszzee, G 4 Cook
r Mrs Jack Howard, J T Davis, T n
Hawkins, l. w Hawks, Mrs Kat,
Upton, w A Cavenar, John Lut
trell, L + Gates, Harry Hensley, r
II Montgomery, w H Spencer, W
M Porter, X g Chambers, A l. PoW
4 ell, l. B Bird, Geo Ingram, J A
Llngle, J II Ferguson, wP Arm
, strong, Harry Kuykendall, Z
, Courier, Felix Mock, w f Deaver,
9 Dee Hagood, w NJ Counts, w r
Evans, w M Bennett, Bank of Big
gers, K Q Wilmington, w w Da,
wilson, Mrs J johnson, w G
, Moore, Homer Hawkins, Mrs J II
Goodwin, w L Robinson, Elme,
Luter, J F Shores, Murray Arm
strong, 7 J Newton, B w McAbee,
Il q Powell, ID Il Holford, f M
Morrow, A X Knoch, T N Hsger,
X 1 Poludexter, o F Graham, d c
Jones, M A Ferguson, VIC Dodd.
) M DAVIS. J g Holmes, W L John
son, z M WItoher, Oscar Luter. G
M Penn, DR. w IL White, T l.
Spencer, B B Fisher, John ID Camp
bell, K K Riggs, DR. II E Ruff,
Riggs & Jones, A II Keith, W J
oenoonover, W X johnson, ] T.
rarrow, 0 Huistedler, w r Toll
yer, y X Dalton, X F Shlpman, J
s Coleman.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-09-29
S. |. A. MeetlnQ

A call meeting of the s. A
will be eld at the courthouse Tues.
day afternoon, Oct. Srd. All mem.
bers urged to attend.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-09-29

Free hand Wilma Mock
nakerden. Prize 81.
free hand drawing Christine
beard. Bakerden. Prize SO so.
Fenmanship- Burlie Rogers.
holmes' Prize s5.
Health posters-sutton. Prize
eeneral display Bakerden. Prize
Display of bandwork -Fairvlew
Prize So.
hmolenoy reward to school-Ba
Ne'den Prize, Wells Brown Low.
ing Cup.
hmc'ency reward to pupil vii.
= Mock' Prize IS.
nellie Hutstedler,
Evalsn snscn.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-09-29
GOOD ATTENDANCE At
RURAL SCHOOL FAIR

Eighteen rural schools we're repre
sented at the annual rural school fair
here last Friday and Saturday and
aoout hVe hundred pupils were in
attendance, It's judged to have
been the best school rally Randolph
county has ever had and the interest
shown by pupils, patrons and teach
ers was far above the average. The
following schools were represented
IN the contests:
Oak Grove, Sharum, Dalton, Ba.
Eerden, Concord, Palestine, holland
AIbritton, Albertha, Brown, Man.
son, Holmes, Sutton, Falrvlew,
ekaggs Uu bottOms), Elm Store,
Shannon and Hogan.
On Friday morning Miss Arthur
of the State Health Department gave
a chart lecture on the subject OF
health which was both entertaining
and instructive. The remainder of
the two days was taken up with the
various contests, the winners and
prizes being announced as follows:
CipherlDg contest, As grades
Howard Hogan, Albritton. Prize
s5.
Clphering contest, 81 grades
Arvllle Shrlde; Dalton. Prize s5.
CiPhering contest, sgrade-Lilhe
Stubble6eld, Concord. Prize IS.
Deolamatory contest-Elmer Jam
es, Sharum.- Prize S5.
Current History contest-JacE
Thomas, Hogan. Prize P. H. S
scholarship.
Chorus-Bakelden. Prize S..
Quartette-Sharum. Prize s.
Jumping contest-Eiwal d Brown
Dalton. Prize So.
Running broad jump, boys owe
Is Harold Leathers, No ! n d
Prize SO
High jump, girls under lo-Ed
na Robinette, Dalton; Bertha Jone
Sharum; Tressle DAVIS, Concord
Tie. Prize 50 so.
High jump, girls under ten-No
ira Riddle, Manson. Prize So so.
High jump, boys over l5-Tie
Harold Leathers, Nolsnd; Malrer
Baker, Dalton; Herbert Ennis, sha
um. Prize SO.
High jump, Toys under l5-os
car Laughry, Bakcrden. Prize SO
Throwing contesl-Tressle Davis
Concord. Prize So
Throwing contest-Blll Waymar
Oak Grove Prize SO.
Vocal duet-Tle, Wilma and Juar
ita Mock, Bakerden; Christie HarI
er aud Cecil Casey, Sharum. PTiz'
So SO
Vocal Solo-Juanita Mock, Bak
erdeu. Prize $3.50
Spelling contest, 40 gr'deS-JaeS
Wimp, Albertha. Prize 81
Spelling oontest-6-7 grades
Leslie Tyler, school not given
Prize So.
Spelling contest, 8 grade-JacE
Thomas, Hogln. Prize 50.
Reading cOntest-ThursYe Hoo''
on, Noland Prize SO.
Oratorical. contest-Thurle Davis
Concord. Prize Blggers High
school Scholarship.
Parade-Sharum Prize, County
Fair Loving Cup.
Mrleage-sharum. Prze u 5.
lag.
go yd. dash, boys under l5-Ed'
ward DAVIS, Dalton. Prize 50.
100 I'd dlsh-Carroll Morgan
PALESTINE. Prize 50.
so yd. dash, girls-Irene Brown
Dalton Prize 81.
Relay-Oscar Shaver, Rector Da
"a, Carroll Morgan and Hardy Sha
or. Palestine. Prize 81.
Tug of war-Same as relay. Prize
5,
Composition.- Katie Langslon,
.banpon. Prize 50.
Compos,tion-W Wilma Mock, Bak
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-09-29

A letter from J j. Lews, indf-
pendant candidate for representative
appears on the fourth page OF this
Issue.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-09-29
The Bank of Friendly
Relations

Is YOUR banker your friend? If he isn't he should not be
your banker
L pocobontas State Bank believes that by coming in
1 arsona contact with customers that are better
able to serve ntellgenty.
uood banking connection entities you to than the
nriyiIege Of drawing checks and borrowing money.
lyvavs ready to counsel with and discuss with you
we eea,cio nrobems in fact to assist you in any way
you YOU q 1'oa good banking institution should
s(,IZdlLIl,G,;&..:l,,a!;lly.;Zy5,, ,,,;..I 81;
The Owosso times., 1922-04-28

On motion the Commission adjourned.
A. T. WRIGHT. Mayor.
B. X. LUCAS, City Clerk.
The Owosso times., 1922-04-28


Petition No. q, -E oliver street between Ran
dolph and Dimmick.
=. Petition No. 9S-N Ball street between Oliver
and Kidg.
/. Petition No 98--Hickory street between OIL
yer and Goodhue. Ht
Petition No. 97--N Shiawassee street between
Jeanette and NorthA 81
Petition No. 9S-Oliver street between Dewey
and Gilbert
Petition No. 90 Saginaw street between Ex-
change and Williams
| Petition No. los Shiawassee street pe-
tween Main and Cass (,
| Petition No. los Shiawassee street De-
| tween Stewart and Prindle.
Petition No io2-N Cedar street between
Bradley and Uoion
| Petition No. l03-N Washington street De-
tween anette and Galusha.
| Petition No. iO4 - North Washington stree'
between Galusha and North.
Petition No I05 - Hickory street between
Goodhue and King.
| Pet tion No. 100 South Washington stree'
between Cute street and point 200 feet soutf
| of >uperintendent's residence, Oak Hill Gem
etery.
| Petition No. I07-South Cedar street oetwsef
| dain and Comstock Creek.
Petition No lOs- Green street between Gene
| see and Cass.
Petition No. Ioe-East Williams street be-
tween Hickory and OAK.
The Owosso times., 1922-04-28
COMMUNICATIONS

The following communication was pre- presentte,o t,Is
read to the Commission; ana reierreo W 'ne
Commissioner of Public Utilities.
April "a, 1929.
Honorable Commission OF the City OF Owosso !:
We. the undersigned, owning the majority OF
the pro erty In Block OF the n. NJ q =. A.
Williams addition to the city OF Owosso. 40
pray that yuu place street lights In the center
OF the block on Ada street between Lee anu
King, and also In the center OF the block on Lee
between Ada and Clark avenue.
As an explanation why we desire lights IN
these localities would say that 1t Is due TO the
tronble which we have been having In that
neighborhood lately together with the fact that
these streets are very dark. and 1t Is very dark
around the school grounds which are very
shady.
We believe that these lights Will not only oe
beneficial to the residents In the locality; put
also TO the general public as these streets have
been used very extensively in driving to and
Thanking ou for your efforts in this matter
Respectfully yours.
&. Bell,
g. G. Day.
The Owosso times., 1922-04-28

The following petition was presented
read to the Commission, and referred to the
CITY Engineer:
The Owosso times., 1922-04-28

The following resolution was presented
read to the Commission, and on motion OF Com
missioner Rosevear same was adopted; ayes
Rosevear Stebbins and Wright
The Owosso times., 1922-04-28
Regular session, April "a, 1922.

Regular session. April "a, 1922.
Owosso Mich, April a. 1922.
Regular m eet ng of the Commission Mayor
Wright presiding.
Members present-Rosevear, Stebbins and
Wright
The minutes of the regular meeting OF April
IL were read and approved.
The Owosso times., 1922-04-28
RESOLUTIONS

The following resolution was presented
read to the Commission. and on motion OF Com
missioner Rosevear same was adopted; ayes
Rosevear, Stebbins and Wright.
Resolved by the Commission OF the City
OF Owosso, that the claims and accounts hereto
sttabhed be approved and the Mayor and Clerk
are hereby instructed to issue warrants on the
City Treasurer against the various funds ior
the amounts below.
Treasurer of School Board. .....'.t22,34o "a
The Owosso times., 1922-04-28
PROCEEDINGS OF The CITY COMMISSION
loFFICIAL.l ]

Special session, April 81, 1922
Owosso, Mich, April 81, 1922.
Special meeting OF the Commission Mayor
Wright presiding.
Members present-Rosevear, Stebbins ard
Wright.
All members waived formal notice OF special
meeting
The Owosso times., 1922-04-28

On motion the Commission adjourned.
A. T. WRIGHT.
Mayor.
b. K. LUCAS,
City Clerk
The Owosso times., 1922-04-28

The following resolution was presented and
rea to the Commission, and on m oton of Com
missioner Rosevear same was adopted; ayes,
Rosevear, Stebbins and Wright:
Resolved by the Commission OF the City OF
Owosso, that the claims and accounts hereto
attached be approved and the Mayor ana Clerk
are hereby instructed TO issue warrants on the
City Treasurer against the various 1unus lot
the amounts shown:
The Owosso times., 1922-04-28

. . . af
Lewis Pachowicz lots s.4 and esio ~ ofln iso
IT, lot 2. blk 10. also n go II, Edmund ave, Ap-
reys Woodiawn Park Addn. y
Frank Marriott, lots l-e (Exc. W loft. s 10
fD block 10, PARK Add
H. G. Forester, lots i.2. block 20 Park Add
Martin L. Lewis, lot and 10 II. 2, block co.
Park Add,
Mary Kerby. lot 4, block 90 Park Add
G. w. Mason, lot 5, block 20. Park Add.
]. s. Crossen, lots and block 20, Park Add.
Corunna Ave. NJ. Il Church, lots l-2, block 81.
Park Add
Cons umers' Power Co., lots 8, 4. 3, 8, block 81.
| Park Add. 1.4.r5.s..
Avn Arbor r. r.. block A and Oakdale ave,
| lying north OF Main line track, Aoreys WOOD
lawn Park Addn
Roy smally lots s.lo. block ss, Park Add.
| Aug. Amos, lot I2, block 22, Park Add.
| Jas. r. Ketchum, n \, com on line Coruhna
ave, 5s rods W OF line OF sec 10. 533 IT.; W
| 6e II: n 1888 II e TO beg.
| Axleson. com on Center line corunna ave,
f. OF l,1e soSp ssS N DSf 70 ds s
| e $40 II to center OF Corunna ave. III dg 10
beg. (Exc ~.
]. O. Ables, com on center line of Corunua
ave 726 II, w OF q "a line OF sec ~: ID W Dos III
n 81, ii 1875 IT; 10 e. 543 IT to center line OF
ave e to beg (Exc ~.
Melvin Young, lot 1, block % Abrey's Wood
lawn PARK Add.
TIE. STEBBINS.
Commissioner rofImprovemehts Of
Resolution No. 1870.
Resolved, BY the Commission OF the City OF
Owosso that It Is q necessary publ improve
ment that sidewalks be laid down and con,
structed on the different streets, and in front o
the property above described, said walks
to be the dimensions recommended ana De
termined by the Commissioner OF Pu0fic I'm
provements under and by authority OF the City
Charter and materials and construction to be-
in accordance with the terms OF the "SidewalE
Ordinance," being an ordinance passed anc
approved April g. 1918
The Commissioner OF Public Improvements IL
hereby directed to notify the owners and occu
pants of the premises above described that the
same will be built under the direction OF tht
City i'm accordance with the terms OF said ordi
nance after the expiration OF the prescribed
time for notice.
The Owosso times., 1922-04-28

): naAs flnico'H ..onaL
1 i.e5D bUE .sIrla u,,,J
go 2" 10f at ntdr huE sytI
sVAIt IA Gc:gIEGaY1 g
IgDd
The Owosso times., 1922-04-28

We, the following residents and property
owners on N. Washington ST. in the City OF
Owos.o, Michigan, humbly petition your Hon.
orable Body to construct Boulevard Lights on
N. Washington St. from Mason to Oliver. and
your petitioners will ever pray. l4Lt
Signed, w. ID. Murray and 70 others.
The Washington herald., 1922-12-19
ORDER FOR CLOSING
HOSPITAL DELAYED
Fl. McHenry to Remain Open
For Month After Plea of
Citizens.

The soldiers hospital at Fort Nc
Henry, which was scheduled to be
abandoned yesterday, will remain
open for some time. The 275 veter-
ans who are patients there will be
undisturbed for the present.
After hearing plea made by a
delegation of relief orga uization of.
ficials. who called on Brig. Gen.
Charles L. Sawyer. in charge of hos,
pitalization. yesterday. Col. Charles
r. Forbes. director of the Veterans
Bureau. cancelled the closing order
The cancellation will stand for a
month or SIX weeks 1t is said.
Under the plan announced Satur.
day. the 275 patients Of the hos
pital were to be distributed through
the various hospitals in the East.
but most of them would have come
to Walter Reed, Mount Alto and
Naval hospitals here.
Representative John Philip Hill, OF
Maryland, speaking for the delega.
tion. asked the disqualification board
to defer moving the patients until
after the Christmas holidays.
Col. James A. Drain and Joe
Sparks of the American Legion, and
Mrs. Thomas Parkin Scott, presi
dent Of the War Mothers League. OF
Baltimore. were members of the
party attending the hearing.
The Washington herald., 1922-12-19
HINT FORD SUPPORTS
GERMAN fascist
Dispatches Intimate American
Is Financing Movement
Headed BY AdoIh Hitler.
BY Universal Service.

BERLIN. Dec. 1s.-That Henry
Ford is financing the German M
tional Socialistic Fascist movement
headed by Adolf Hitler. is the broad
intimation in a dispatch from
Munich to the Berliner Tageblatt.
Hitler is known to be intensely
anti-semitic. Ford's picture has
been hung in a place OF honor IN
the assembly room at Hitler's head.
quarters, which may have given
rise to the report that the Detroit
man is financing Germany's would
be Mussolini.
The Tageblatt asserts that steps
will be taken to inquire Of 'he
American Embassy IL there is any
truth in the story that Ford has
given funds for the movement,
which would replace the present
government by a dictatorship.
At the State Department here ii
WAS said last night that no infor
nation either official or unufG
cial has beer received concerning
a report from abroad that Henry
Ford is financing the Fascist NOV"
ment in Germany.
The Washington herald., 1922-12-19
BUTLER ROW GOES
To SENATE FLOOR
Scores Point When Committee
Votes to Confirm Him
as Justice
By Universal Service.

The fight OF farm bloc Senators
to prevent confirmation of Pierce
Buffers nomination to the Supreme
Court was transferred yesterday TO
the Senate, the Judiciary commit
tee having submitted a report fav-
oring his appointment.
Eleven out of the sixteen men,
hers Of the committee voted to con-
firm Butler. those not voting be-
ing Senators Borah, Reed Of Mis-
souri,, Shields. Culberson and Nor
ris.
Senator Nelson. chairman Of the
committee, in reporting the nomi.
nation to the Senate, announced
that the committees action was
unanimous. 1t developed, however.
that only thirteen members at.
tended the meeting and TWO did
not vote.
Announcement was made that
Butler will be opposed in executive
session by Senators La Toilette,
Norris. Brookhart and ,Capper.
The chief objection to his confir-
nation Is that he has been Ions
in the service of railroad corpora
tions in valuation cases and that
the Supreme Court calendar for
several years to come Will be
clogged with cases of this charac'
ter
The Washington herald., 1922-12-19
Check On Hackers
Nuisance Is Sought

AS a blow at hackers circling the
Willard and Washington hotels. It
is expected that the subcommittee
on traffic of the Public Order
Committee of the Board of Trade
will recommend making F street,
from Fourteenth to Fifteenth, a
one-way street.
This announcement was made
yesterday by w. Pearce Ravner.
chairman of the subcommittee. who
said that a meeting would be held
the latter part Of the week to take
up the question.
Among some of the recommends
tions which this committee will
make are:
Q) A modern headlight law.
(2) New method of turning at
street intersections.
(3) Widening of downtown streets
where sidewalks are wider than
the streets.
20 A well worked out impounding
law.
The Washington herald., 1922-12-19
FIuctuating Exchange Brings
Holiday Shopping in Ber-
lin to Quick Halt
HEAvYLossEs REGISTERED.
Public Warned Not to Expect
Any Immediate Help
= From America.
BY KARL II. Won wIEGAND.
Universal service.

BERLIN. Dec. Is.--Thc suddel
on the New York Stock Exchang,.
Saturday. coupled with the disil.
lusionment when the mark slipped
back 20 $3.50 TO the dollar here TO-
day. practically killed the German
Santa Claus.
SHOPPING STOPS.
The fluctuating exchange viz.
tually paralyzed Christmas shopping
in Germany. Neither the whole
salers or retailers know from one
day to another what prices shouid
be. The expected panic on IN.
Bourse here today did not mate
rialize in the price Of stocks. As a
consequence uf the upward drive Of
the mark some stocks fell OoO and
Q few even ZOO points. White SOM
heavy losses w.r" registered therc
was no serious movement.
Disappointment was expressed in
governmental circles that no -.
ports have as yet been received
from Ambassador wiedfeIdt at
Washington about his ronversa.
lions with Secretary Hughes and
]. p. Morgan.
WARNS PUBLIC.
The governmentally-in y-inspired pres,
continues to warn the publir
against great expectations from
America.
The impression prevails thai
Presidept Harding and Secretary
Hughes at this time are at the
most only considering what might
he done to get the Germans and
the French together.