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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-08-26
What a Woman Finds Out.

Out OF a fve-minute call woman
will gather inspiration for good
hour's speech when she gets home
She will tell her husband who is SC
interested, you know--that Mrs
Stuckup has "new furniture the sec.
ond time within three years If Tn
not mistaken and lace curtains with
lambreqnius aud her black silk dress
made over, and her hair done up in
a new way higher than she used TO
wear it not becoming bit and her
little girls got her hair banged and
all dressed in white aud is going TO
Mrs. Giddigurl's school in the fall
and her cooks gone off mal and she
says she almost tired to death and IL
going to Ssampscott next week an |
Miss Hlirt is going to have Young
Spoodington after all and Miss
smiths going to give her pair of
boqnet-holders sho says they re
good enough for her she got them
cheap mp TO Ragshops aud Miss
Ferguson's got boy lots Of hair on
its head and looks three months old
everybody says and Steve Bcakers 3
awful dissipated they say aud that
Lovewell girls fathers ordered him
out of the houso and she's been taxi
ing on awful aud declares sbe will
have him and the Stiggenses have
moved ont Of town aud the Browns
have lost everything and Miss
Smiths bought a whole peco of cot.
ton cloth and" BY this tine the
husband is asleep or has fed. A
man could never make so much ont
Of a weeks visit. All he would re-
member would be that Browns got
"A mighty pretty wife, or keeps good
cigars. or some other equally conse
quential matter.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-08-26
The WHITE stands
acknowledged King
of all Sewing Ma
chimes.
important and CautlOnaTy Notice 10
all intending purchasers Of
SGWiDg Machines,

Ohlco WHITE SEWING MACHINE 90,
CLEVELAND, O, May u, 1850.
We particularly call your attention 20 tho
fact that wo stamp number In p'ain, dlstlact
bsurcs on tho back shuttlo.raco 'lilo OF each
machine AMI k"epa record OF such numbers.
When spld, WARRANTY pom FtYE YEARS IL
given TO tho purchaser. This warrant bears
the name of the agent who purchased tho ma.
chine from u, as also tho late OF purchase and
number corresponding TO tho sliie number
Tho warrant l. signed byu', AMI has tAo ORR.
ctAL sEAL of our company stamped upon IL.
All other warrants In our nlne are spur ious,
aud parties nndlng the supG NUMBER, MuTIL.
Arfp or pEFACLp, ani no warranty to CORE.
| fpond with to above description, may know
at once that sooner or later the owner will 10
| involved In trouble, with no one to fall back
upon.
The GENUINE "Whito" + to-day the most
popular machine upon the market, the cheap.
-, anita best u 1Sa or sell. \ larger nun.
her nt the "Whit-' have Uoen made anl sold
since they were placed upon the market, than
any other make In tue same length of tune
since sewing Machines we're invclJrd. Thelr
1 Iiightness, sped, space, beauty, lnlter,ss, du.
rabriity, and price comhiue 70 make them tho
machine that every family desires 60 own, and
thoroughly satisfied when once they possess
| tue "White "
| TuE REGULAR AUrHoGlZgp DEALER PoR
Snyder aud idIpi Ing counties, Is q. Q. SEE
| BOLD Middledurg Pa, and We alylso intend.
ing purchasers t. p,trouizo mono other, and
thereby got tho genuine "whIto"
WHITE SEWING MACHINE co.
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II q q t Il ".
Learn Every Day.

Little ri'ls make wider stresmlets.
stresmiets swell the rivers dow
Rivers join the mountain bllows,
Onward. onward rs they go.
Life Is made Of smsller fragments,
Shade aud suash ine. work and play (,
SO may we with greatest profit
Learn little every day.
Tiny seeds make boundless harvests,
Drops Of rain compose the showers
Seconds make the dying minutes.
And the minutes make the hours.
Let US hasten then and catch them
As they pass US on the wa5':
And with honest, true enfssvor,
Learn lesson every day.
Letus read some striking passage.
Gull verse from every page
Here q line and there q sentence,
Gsinst the lonely time Of age.
At our work or by the waysils.
While the sunshine's making hay.
Thus We may by help Of study
Learn little every day.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-08-26

Grace held the rope while William
attempted to climb to her window. -
Bot when she heard her parent 8
footsteps on the stairs aud lot go of
the rope, then it was that her lover
fell from Grace.
An exchange says that a ton o
gold is only worth about halfa mill
ion Of dollars. We give this fo
what it il worth. Our time ha
been SO taken up with politics, an
somebody has hidden away th
scales. that we cant weigh it.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-08-26


WoRDs OF WISDOM. few dis
eases are 30 mortal as the fear of
death.
All human virtues strengthen and
increase by the experience Of them.
The man who Studies to be re-
venged only manages to keep bis
own wounds green.
Relations always take the greatest
liberties, aud frequently give the
least assistance.
If man desires many things he is
exalted by hope, but il he fears man.
things he becomes q slave.
A man can profess more religion
10 fifty minutes than be can prac
tice by working hard for fifty years
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-08-26

A man With big nose ism I always
handsome, but he's nobby,
Courtship is novel; marriage is
history.
The New York Tribune says thai
Hancock will get big soldier vote
from the South.
The democrats seem to be for sofl
money in Maine aud Indiana. fol
hard money in New York and "fol
all the money there is in the trea'
sure" in the South.
A down town lady says that al
old shoe may be the proper thinl
at wedding, but about the tim
the tin wedding oomes around o.
old slipper is more useful,
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-08-26

The young man who was referred
to pa when he popped the question
stated that he visited the convention
as an instructed delegate.
A Camden man logged butchers
knife around for two hours, offering
to kill any one who said he wasn'l
Moses. OF Biblical fame Every ono
said he looked just like Moses.
The boy who dosen't leap ovel
seven hitcbipg posts, kick a dog
snatch a handful OF navy beans IL
front of every grocery store, knocl
over box or two, work the handl'
Of every pump on the sidewalk OF
his way home from school, is eithe
.asy or Dozens feel we'll
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-08-26
L0TTlE'S BsaU;
And How She Lost Him.

call my heroine Lottie, but that
isn't her real name by long shot. -
We're I to write that, he tongue, oil
Stamford and ten miles of Is sur
roundings would run like machines.
So III call her Lottie-nothing else
Lottie's beau was man in the
true sense Of the word. He was
not afraid OF hard work. He didn't
care to dawdle away his tune trying
to become q second class lawyer, q
fourth rate preache. or drudge OF
school teacher. He had brains
enough for any occupation, a strong
will and determination to become
independent. So he said to Lottie,
one day, about two years ago:
81 am going away from here To
make my fortune. Tt is up
hill work aud slow pulling to try
and save anything from what can
earn in this section, and much as |
love you, will never marry until
can place you and myself in CON-
fort and independence
Lottie wept bitterly, for she really
thought she loved her beau-whose
name, for obvious reasons. | will moi
give at all.
"Oh, don't CO. she sobbed
"What can / do without you ?
"Be true to me, dear, aud soon
perhaps in year or 80, I will be
able to come back and make you my
wife, l am going out in newly dis
covered gold regious of Colorado,
and perhaps may be fortunate and
strike rich spot"
~ hopeso. I'll never speak to
another fellow while you'er gone
she subbed.
And so Lottie's beau went away
and Lottie mourned for him q whole
week. She even missed going tc
church tho next Sunday after he left
In fact the new bonnet which Miss
L--was making for her had mol
been sent home. But after that no
festival, social, donation or any
other public gathering was missed
II Lottis had the offer Of an escort.
And the new bonnet was seen OF
every occasion, A month later let
ter came for Lottie from her beau
telling her be was hard at work j.
the gold regions, getting fair wage
and hoped soon to prospect for him
sell. But it would be an uncertain
business--some got rich, but no
one 10 a hundred. He would simpl
do his best.
Aud then for long while Lotti
got no letter, When she did, b
had just recovered from along 6t Q
sickness and had spent every dolla
OF his earnings. He was poor bu
not dssposdsut be was going +
, ro. K again
If,'tis islt disappointed, 10 mao
- &ehe ses soeed his letter wit
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-08-26
Wild Horses OF America.

At tho time of tho discovery OF
America there were no horses in any
part of that continent, although the
boundless praires were admirably
fitted for tho support of countless
herds. Soon, however, those im-
ported by the settlers strayed away,
and as n consequence are now to he
met with in enormous numbers, iu
some cases amounting, il is said. to
ton thousand in one troop. They
appear TO be under the command of
a leader, tho strongest aud boldest
OF tho herd, whom they implicitly
obey. When threatened with dan-
ger, at some signal, understood by
them all, they either close into u
dense mass aud trample their enemy
to death, or, placing the mares aud
fouls in the centre, they form them
selves into circle and welcome bin
with their heels. The leader first
faces the danger, and when pru-
dence requires retreat, all follow
his rapid iight. IN tho thinly in-
habited parts of South America.
according to Yoratt, it is dangerous
to fall in with any of these troops
rhe wild horses approach as near
as they dare they cali to the loaded
horse with the greatest eagerness.
and if the rider is not on the alert,
aud has not siderable strength of
arm and sharpness Of spur. his ani.
NAL will divost himself of his burden,
take to his heels, and be gone for
ever Byron well describes the wild
horse in his ".Uizeppa
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-08-26

Said Angelina, suddenly breaking
the oppressive silence Don't you
feel afraid of the army worms. Theo~
dore, that they are coming so rapidly
this way T. The question was such a
strange one that Theodore's surprise
caused him to look right at Angelina
for the hrst time in his life. "Why
did she ask that 7" he wanted to
know.-"Oh, nothing" she replied
as she toyed with her fan "only the
papers say they eat every green
thing wherever they CO."
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-08-26

The Meredian (Miss.) Mercury,
whose editor shouts for Hancock,
desires to distinguish himself as a
prophet. He says:
We would like to engrave a pro-
phecy on stone to be read OF genera
tions in the future, The negro 10
these states will be slave again or
cease to be. His sole refuge from
extinction will be in slavery to the
white man.
Elect Hancock and put the Con-
federate brigadiers in power, and
nothing is more likely to occur under
the Heavens.
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I 8 8 I

This is q very peculiar number.
The sum of its digits is 9x9. I. is
divisible by 9 without remainder.
The remaining quotient consists Of
two prime factors, IL and 10. 1t
reads same both ways. IT Is be set
under 81 aud the two added the sum
is l62, the sum of the digits of y hich
is Q. The sum is also diyisablc by
3. giving qnotiont Of Is, which tx
again divisable 10y 8. II the 81 be
reversed and added to Is the sum is
3d, which is also divisablo by ., aud
the sum Of its digits also >.
But what of it
Add the following considerations
before you press an answer. Those
who have cultivated tho occnlt sci
ences have always held the number
8 to be possessed of great signiti.-
cance. Those who made n study of
the numerical symbolism of the
scriptures have regarded the number
. as equal, significant. 1t is "A
number OF fnality or Judgment, Of
creatureiy completeness" says DIR.
Mahan, Aud he adds" sit is a fac.
tor Of all great data of Judgment,
viz : of the flood, tho destruction of
SolOm, tho overthrow of Pharaoh.
tho captivity, aul tho final dostruc.
ton Of Jerusalem.' As wo have
seen, it enters in variety of ways
into the number 1891. What of it
now ? Has 1881 n Judgment in
store for the human race aud what
is it
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-08-26
An EXCHANGE tells of n Dir

An exchange tells of u girl that
hated her lover to such an extent
that when he called to see her on
Sunday evening she threw her arms
around his neck aud squeezed him
almost to death. The youth was sc
alarmed he didn't call again unit
the. next evening.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-08-26
Ny Old Love.

My old love whom loved not.
IL this your friendly hand 7
Your voice with Q trsmble In II.
None else could understan
My old love whom loved not
After SO many years.
Parting in silence and pain,
To meet with smiles, not tears.
Ny old love whom loved DOT,
Do you regrst-not l.
That all died out which best wTre dead
All lived that could not dief
Till at the last we meet here.
And clasp long empty hands,
Keeping our silent secret safe,
which no one understands.
You will leave my name behind you,
Al life pure, calm and long
But mine will fade from human ear
Like q forgotten song.
You will live to smile serencly
Over grief long done
You will die with children round your
he'd,
But I shall die alone.
o kind love. whom I loved not
o faithful. firm and true
Did one friend linCer near my grave,
I think II would be you.
Gould { wish one heart to hold me
A little. unforgot.
think't would be that heart Of yours,
Ny love whom I loved not.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-08-26

A FATNL HABIr.-Irrcsolution is a
fatal habit it is not vicious in Itself,
but it leads to vice creeping upon
its victims with fatal facility, the
penalty of which many fine heart
has paid ut thh scatfold. The idler.
tho spendthrift, the epicurean and
the drnukard are among the victims.
Perhaps in the latter its effects ap-
pear in the most hideous form. He
knows that the goblet he is abont to
drain ia poison, yet he swallows it.
He knows-for tha example of thou
sands has painted it in glaring colors
that it will deadon all his faculties,
take the strength from his limbs and
tho happiness from his heart, opprese
him with disease aud hurry his pros
gress to IA dishonored grave, yet he
drains it.-lIow beautiful, on The
contrary, is tho power of resolution,
enabling the one who possesses it to
pass through perils aud dangers,
trials and temptations Avoid the
contraction Of the habit of irresolu'
ton Strive against it to the end.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-08-26
A Parable.


In little log church in the State Of vir-
glnia
Some negroes had gathered TO worship
the Lord (;
Aud after the service they had clas
meeting.
Tba, each forthe Master might utter q
word.
Their learned erhor,ei aud spoke Of the
warfare
Which Christians should wage against
error always,
And finished by asking the following qucs.
ton
(which way is yodr musket a.p'intin'
to-day ?"
One after another they gave their expert.
eucc
Some brothers we're ha ppy, some luke
warm or coll
One saw his way clear to the portals Of
glory,
Another hal strayed like a lamb from
the fold.
At last Brother Barkis-l renegade mem
her,
And Suan's companion for many n Jay -
Arose, cleared his throat. though visib ly
nervous.
lie follel hi. arm, anil proceelel 10
say
"Dear brni lcrs aud sisters, | once was a
Christian.
! once was a. happy NJ any one here /:
ht for de church like haltle-scarred
soldier.
Aud stood by her banners when traitors
were near
"llold on. dar," the leader c1citedly
shouted;
"Plcasc answer de question axci you
say
I've given you credit for all YOU d
deu. sir
Which dav is your musket a.pintin' TO.
way ~
~. n-,-.,
'"o D'""r'''s '"'N OF tue glory oil Han
wcII. ' ''''' " ""s 10" u
Then give tbem duo bo,o-. c,r I,,l..
Laval w"
| Till money ,y,s agsrsl h. ,ooL !, .nl
| f,ll
! | would l'ken their bo,st 10 tho Inns, n,
oIJ R,rL;s
And ,ben Win ,ho ola.s ioo,,- ho.,
/ lv .,y
"IIoIl n, d,, M, br,l1,r Jo, ;.,,, 1,
/ nuesiion w
(Which way !, their mukets a.nir,i,
today :" f'''"
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-08-26

An Ohio tramp left lock Of his
hair with lady 1t was pulled out
by the servant girl as the fellow was
climbing out Of O window.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-08-26
SELLERS
COUGH
SYRUP
SO Years Before the Public.

Pronounced by NIL to be the most PLEASE
aut and eiIicacious remedy now in use,
for the cure Of coughs, colds, Group,
hoarscuess, tickling sensation Of tho
throat whooping cough. etc. over mills
ion bottles sold within the last few years
1t gives relief wherever used, and has tho
power to impart benefit that cannot no
had from the cough mixtures now In use.
Sold by all Druggists at % cents Per
bottle.
SELLERS LIVER PILLS are also
highly recommended for curing liver
complaint, constipation, sicks sbeadnches,
fever and aguc. aud all diseases Of tho
stomach and liver Soil by all Drug,
gists at % ccnts per box.
r. L. Sellers s Co. Pittsburgh. IA.
0ct.iG.Taiy.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-17
LEE.2E EGEiETsEa

The employees OF tbs VirkiIi. i.idaad s. I.
ware paid off to dsJ.
-Four boats. csr1y0g 7Gt tc.s OF al, lsft
Cumberland Thursday fur this port, to the
Amer GIN Coal COMPANY.
The steamer ArroWsmih passed do.n the
rivsr ihs rotrcius viii I1r:o ;xca:sioo party
On boar! for p!ney Point.
hlr. Fillmore Arnold. employed in Ito machine
SHOP OF The Virginia Midland Ri road IN his
city, Lad one OF his thumbs csuga. in The me-.
c1int!5 ilero yesterday evening ard badly cut
The steamer Lsdy OF the Lake on her wsv to
this city from Washington yesterday evening
ran into and slightly damaged schooner lsing
IN the stream opposite the old c)al wharf.
Messrs. d. 6. Watkics Y Co., arc puttrp
tho mill formerly ;ua By Dir. Z. L. Ice, IT,,
90 fnnce:s street, in thorough repair, aDG viii
10 few days comm: nee operations.
Tho storm of Yesterday evening YVES very
severe 10 the neigtborhood OF Fort y asbinctcu.
A barn and corn house we're b!6wn down and
trees uprooted, while the growing crops were
much Injured.
Four thousand one hu1dred all SKY four
tons OF opal have boeu received at, and four
thcusaod seven hundred a3d ferry six tons have
oeen Slapped from, this port during the VT, K
ending to day by the Amlioan Coal COMPANY.
MAYER CcurIlanl Fl. Smith has c,ifcca epG
turDcd over to tho City Treasurer moro iinca
sl6c. the COMMENCEMENT OF the present fiscal
year, the frs. OF July, than hiss been collected
du!lag aoy sig aort':a for nua.bir OF years
psat.
4 bet Of ono hundred dollars YVES msdo 10.
day between demo cat and resdustsr tha.
the Independent electoral ticket put forth bv
the hIGhmond Convention Of tho TIN OF July
Wouid Dc UUU bahind either tho democratic or
republican tickets. if the hreo electoral ticyr;s
remain ii tho field tn! November.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-17
IO-DA1;S TELEGRAPH NEWS
Demonstration In E.eeshurg.

LEEsBuRu, Va, Jr'y 1.-THE town vas
awe last u'sbt 10 sttesG meeting Of tie
uarc .ck AID Egg, ish Club sad q lite e..
nocsira!!on, ! parltor2 10 The pei, r,sir z
aad speaking, will lake rlsc, to-day, 10
It:cl s1ma &C lint Ip sktt's will par;ci-
pate, We l;ol Tor gcard rsly aud Nv l.
lime. Hon. Jotr Ri chic end Judge Lynch,
tt Maryland, AID number CT others, INCLUDING
SINE OF cur cwn coed speaker, will aGdrtsi
the meeting. We !elret that General Payne,
who w!s exp c;rd, c;nnot be with US. The
pole Is III Icst tbo7c erjurd, fr,m which will
II ,at the Stars aad Stripes ed handsome
lla1ctck and English strcamcr Il.
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Murdered.

CI:r:ENA1I Jaly IA special 10 tho Com
marcisl from marlborough, Mo, s.ys that An
drew Wilson and yCulg woman ed Shut
were bru!al!Y murdered yesterday nesr Dry
Creek ClulcI. They were .iiing together in {
wagon VIXEN thny wers fred upon by some ono
concealed IN tho woods near tie road sido. vii
son was sho. in the head and the ssme bal
stuck ia@ g:rl IN the shoulder, passing through
her neck. She WAS instantly killed, and fell out
OF tho wog0n. The horses went on until stoppel
by I. j. Wiley, who fund Wilson in the wagon
still living, hnt unsb!e TO speak. Wiley started
back with the wagon and found The desd bod y
of NJ 50 Shutz il the roa!. Il is thought t. ri
the murder was caused by Jealousy, but 40 AT.
rC:!s AVG &c. been m s!te
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-17
VI Ess9etIHAz.
6NlLEs' LINIMENT I0DIUEAMMONiA

CG RES ALL PAIN IN MANAND BEAST.
Giles l-lnlment lodide Ammonia cures Neu
rslcis Faca A che Rhems,sm, Gout, Fros:al
Feet, Chilosins, So,e Throst. Erysipclaa,
biu:sfs snI Wounds OF avecy nGtu-c in man
snd snImal. ] he remark atlc cures this rctre 4
hss ehrctei glasses i: as one Of the mo: in, port
art aTd valu 'be remedies ever Giac0ye.ei rc-
| he care or relief OF pain.
had twelve strokes of paralysis Ny lay,
tongue ard arm were useless; Tss obliged 10 use
: SH5eeter every day, DR.. Giles I.inimsIt
lodiae OF Ammonia his cured ne Will an.
sWer any inquiries so that All aflc.cd may knew
oi u JOHN appel, North Bradford. Conn.
Ny wife suffered with proiarsus uLeri, hloc
nlou?. complicated with other female troubles
Her life was miserable. Rev Guy S. Frszey.
=" ".tue Meihoclst Chnrch, advised ma TO try
Iiies' liniment lodide Ammonia snd Pills. he
telling me of The Wonders i! hsd performed on
us vile, VINO was martyr 10 such troubles, end
!s now we'll. l obtained the Linimen and Pals.
and my wife is cured, Charles K Jones.
Editor Observer. Charlotte N. G.
Wrle - Ut. Giles, at 10 West Broad way,
New York. who cures all female trou o!cs wits
out pay.
Read the following: Salt Rhtum cared ]
bad Salt Rheum or my hand for two Years:
tried every doctor I could hear of The s.lves,
oinlments snd soaps without number: nothing
benefited me. A 5Oc bottle Of Giles Imminent
lodide Anmonis cured me in less than q week.
a; Rcmaine, lGl West hirty. second ct n. 7
H,biIusl Cosiiveness. tie cause OF SO rsny
troubles, Lowness OF Spirits, Dizziness Of IT,.
Head. Loss Of Memory, Indigestion, Flstuloace,
Beating Of the Heart, Nervousness, all these are
curet by Giles Improved Msndrake Pills
Giles liniment and Pills are sold By sll
Druggists throughout the world. Trial Bottles
25c; Pills 2jc.
Beware Of countorfeit= ; the genuine Ia. a fsc.
| smile Ct the inventors signiture, William IL.
Giles over the cork of each bottle.
Tho Llniment in white wrappers is for fsmily
uSs, tia. in yellow wrapper is for the stable
J: is the obly linlme Mt thst possesses atera.
stiVe Properties ard can be taken internally.
Quart bottles at s. %, in which there is pres.
| saving decS
K. :. LEADBEATaR & BRO, AGENTS.
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Z turkey.

LONDON. July ia Cons artinoplo dis
patch says: Abeddlu Pasha in a rcc!nt con
veEsaro1 with Mr.. Gosehcr, tho British Am
bassa2cr, regarding the state Of affairs in Asia
Minor said: "l0u Know what difficulties you
EaVc had 10 l:elaod srd how long 1t has taken
you to cvcllomo thsHo. 10 Asa Miner where
eacl prcv;eac: haJ is titac:iVc p,cllia:ites,
We have - lro!aad5 to deal WITH"
Tic dispatch 10 the morning Post slys
II tns Io~cis unanimously agree to made pa
val Demonstration IN Turkish waters Germany
will sead An ion c!ad iriga,e. and has instruct.
cd he admiralty 10 make preparation accNd-
iory.