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The Holly chieftain., 1914-05-22


1t causes the formation of round pus'
tules with raised edges. which may
vary In size and number. (See illus
tration.) II they are numerous. the
whole surface of the potato may be-
come covered and the eyes destroyed.
These pustules contain when mature
or at harvesting time brown dust
This powdery substance consists of
countless small spore balls, which
may remain alive in the soil for
several years and infect the future
crops.
The question now before the de-
partment of agriculture is whether
this scab Is of such dangerous char
acter that the exclusion OF potatoes
from all foreign countries will be
justified. Such a quarantine would
involve Canada and probably nearly
all European countries not already
under the wart-disease embargo.
The Holly chieftain., 1914-05-22
MUSHROOM IN DEMAND
GOOD PRICE MAKES CULTIVATION
WORTH CONSIDERING.
Exercise Crest Care In Making First
Bed, Using Herss Manure. With
Q Small Proportion Of Long,
otraWy Litter.

tBy E. KNEELAND. Agriculturist Copy
right. s19li)
The great demand for mushrooms is
not cnly constant. but far below the
supply. and a. they sell for from 20 to
so cents per pound their cultivation Is
worth considering.
Any one who has bit Of space in
the cellar where the temperature can
be kept at 81 degrees Fahrenheit can
easily raise mushrooms, Make a first
bed on the ground In semi-dark cor
ner. using great care in the selection
Of material to be used for the bed.
Use horse manure. composed largely
of short manure, with a small proper
ton of long. strawy litter, adding loan
or rich soil at the rate of one bushel
of soil to four or five bushels of ma
nure. This mixture should be pre-
pared by stacking. turning, shaking
and restacking every three or four
days until 1t IL In condition for pre-
pairing the bed. These operations per-
NIT of the escape of noxious gases and
prevent burning. Keep moist. but not
too wet. and In about two weeks the
material will be ready for use. The
bed should be IL to IA inches thick
1.-TWO to three feet wide, and long as
desired) after being thoroughly pound
ed down SO as to become firm,
level and compact, and then cover
with long straw. II the material is
In proper shape the mercury in the
thermometer (Which comes expressly
for this work) will rise to 100 degrees
or more, then slowly fall.
When 90 degrees Is reached time
for planting the spawn has come. II
English mushroom spawn Is used
break 1t into pieces two inches square
and plant nine inches apart each way
and two inches deep. BE sure to firm
the manure over the spawn. and
after the spawn has been planted a
week or ten days it should begin run
ning;" then spread a coat Of rich.
loamy soil an inch thick over the bed,
the surface being made smooth and
firm; cover 1t with litter and keep the
temperature at 81 degrees Fahrenheit.
The bed should be kept covered until
exhausted. Many failures are caused
by overwatering While mushrooms
thrive best In soil which will moi
crack, but, kept moist enough to press
together nicely, still 1t should not be
wet. On the other hand, If allowed
to become too dry the bed becomes ex
hausted before the crop is harvested
Always use lukewarm water. The
mushrooms should appear in six oil
eight weeks unless there Is some de
feet in material, temperature or moist
ure, in which case they may remain
barren for two or three months and
then turn out excellent crops.
The Holly chieftain., 1914-05-22

view with a certain sadness the pass
ing OF the festival of the dead into lit
tie more than a day for picnics OF the
living. Memorial day, when first es-
tablished. meant much preparation.
The school children of all the public
schools were urged to bring flowers
from their gardens. those from the
suburban schools thereby supplying
those of the more congested districts.
So many girls. attired in white and
wearing patriotic sashes. were de-
ployed to each basket, while so many
boys, In stiff white shirts and In cheap
soldier caps, ordered for the day.
acted as escort. Through half the city
the children were marched, school by
school. in numerical order of the dis
tricts. with bands playing funeral
music between.
Then came the city officers, the pla.
toons Of police, and finally. the old
veterans. in their tattered regi.
mentals, bearing the torn and thread
bare battle flags. Out at the ceme-
terry the crowds were waiting. Dif.
ferent companies of veterans were as
signed to mounds In which the SOL
der dead lay sleeping. There was
woman's relief corps for each. and in
turn there were the children. The
soldiers formed little circle. Some
congressman or senator from afar
came down, at the expense of the G.
A. r. posts of the locality, and made
a speech on patriotism and the
memory Of the soldier dead. Then
there was the muffled drum beat,
more speeches, funeral music, an ode
by some poet OF the woman's relief
corps. Everyone Joined in on Amer
lea, and after that the children
strewed with flowers the graves of
the soldier dead. That was indeed
the pretty, the effective part OF the
ritual. 1t made one feel that Mem
orial day really had a sincere purpose
and was worth being held holiday
The Holly chieftain., 1914-05-22

Bend IT as shown in the first diagram.
after making hole in eac. end. Next
take a board 2xl0 inches. six feet long,
and bore two holes one inch from each
same size as those in the strap. Bolt
the strap firmly to the board. bevel the
underside OF the front end, and the
sled is finished. The plowmnn stands
on the board behind the plow to bal.
ance 1t.
The Holly chieftain., 1914-05-22
Should Be Reminder to All.

Decoration day is one of our no.
blest and most useful memorial days.
BY showing respect for those that
lived and died bravely. We Ill with
ambition and aspiration the young and
the strong.
Respect for the dead that were
good or great is the incentive to good.
ness among the living.
And respect for the dead, which
Decoration day emphasizes, is power
ful In reminding men of their duty 10
those that live and need help.
The Holly chieftain., 1914-05-22
Is This Efficiency?

Briggs-I have discovered the great
est scheme for keeping up to date at q
minimum cost.
Griggs-How is it done?
Briggs-Most of the publishers Of
fer to send any book on their list On
trial ! get 'em, sit up readiAg 'em. and
return 'em within three days for the
cost of the dern books.
Griggs-Ah, that accounts for It.
Briggs-For what?
Griggs-Well, l was wondering the
other day what was the cause of your
recent mental deterioration.-Ldfe
The Holly chieftain., 1914-05-22
Makina Sheep Grow Rapidly.

One OF the most important items in
sheep raising is to make them grow
and to have them in fine condition In
the fall to start the winter. :.
The Holly chieftain., 1914-05-22
When taking plow to and from the
fields. 1t is no easy matter. The plow
shoe device illustrated makes this
Handy Plow Shoe.

much easier, writes Creel Q. Chandler
Farmer To make 1t you need piece
Of scrap iron one.quarter inch thick,
one inch wide aud l2 inches long.
The Holly chieftain., 1914-05-22


apidly-decreasing Grand Army OF
the Republic applauds. as 1t stands
gathered about It's scattered dead.
Meanwhile those qualified to know
tell how the day has changed to q
general picnic day and how the ranks
Of the soldiers are dwindling. In
single large American city the past
year there were over 80 deaths In the
Loyal Legion. an officers organiza-
ton. Multiply this by the number OF
American cities and you get an idea of
the havoc death has wrought. AS a
rule. the officers have been those able
to accord themselves the best care.
II, then, the mortality be so great
among these. what shall be said OF
the men?
Those who, ever since the war, have
been accustomed to going to the fam
lily burial ground on Memorial day.
The Holly chieftain., 1914-05-22

The first bank in America was or
ganized by Robert Morris, in Phila-
delphia in 1880.
The Holly chieftain., 1914-05-22

There are times when we must all
choose between telling the truth and
being popular.
The Holly chieftain., 1914-05-22

Smile on wash day. That's when you use
Red Cross Bag Blue. Clothes winter than
snow. All grocers. Adv.
The Holly chieftain., 1914-05-22
Lady Like a Fish.

When she takes a hy that bring.
her to the bank.
The Holly chieftain., 1914-05-22

A man may be regular in his habits
even II they are bad.
The Holly chieftain., 1914-05-22

Anybody can dye successfully with
Putnam Fadeless Dyes. Adv.
The Holly chieftain., 1914-05-22
First Feed for. Geese

The first feed for little geese should
be the same as for chicks.
The Holly chieftain., 1914-05-22

Pound and a half broilers seem to
fill the bill best in most markets.
The Holly chieftain., 1914-05-22
Arkansas Jurisprudence.

Silas-Did you win your suit?
Jonas-Yes. l won 1t. but my fool
opponent took it to the circus court
The Holly chieftain., 1914-05-22
COmmemOratiOn-
Past and Present
3

KITH glittering phrases each
~ Memorial day orators ex-
W press the thanks Of the
"a government for the sery-
v ices OF its heroes In the
late Civil Mar and the
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-19

rneneebroGen lit unb bas 1T entidei.
oenb, benn bus fbliebt einen enbsiil,
tiaen Gieg Der 9esnsr 9eutfhlanbs
aus unb gsip1brt bic 3uii6erling,
bag Deuti6luuo iiber feline 5sinOs
triumpbirsn nirb. SIN llsbrissn III
oaran gu erinnern, buB bic lpidtige
S6lad,t bel 9pb5 ebenfals BON ben
beuti9en 0lilitdrbsbSrben nit etil
pdar Worten abgefertist iplrpe uno
bab man erit bisle1ase na6ber erfubr,
lpas bic beitidsn Sesre baielbit poaz
braAt battsn. Die psutIfen Militdrz
bebDrosn eebsn pon bem 5tunbpuntt
aus, bob man bem publitum crit
barn qenaue Mittbeilungin MAIDEN
Iplte, ipsnn d[le GinSslbeiten genau
feIt9eiieGt limb. 9luf @runo bieier
Darlesuna bsgen mir nibt ben min
oeiten 3peifel, baB bic Seuti6en ouf
benz aan5sn Grbenrunb Gereffigt itno,
ii6 i'm @siite Der Sub.lfeier in Berlin
au3uI6lieben.
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Pokol.Dfrid)t
g,sitebt nadJ luie Dor anf ieinsr crei.
mans fir GieitriSitGts.glateH.

Ginbtanipalt G&ctnlt, Der In ben
lebten 1agrn BON Der Gtobt obipeitnb
mar, traf atrrn tpisbsr ein unb nabm
0slfasnbeit iid3 gu Der 2intport ,lI
1uBern, BE Don Der lIntpn Gos v.
electric 60. auf bic Dom ftdbtiifxn
Grpuien u. 6. Sing borssnomnsne
abitdtuns bss eigtntbums Der
itnion yds II. Glssirie Go. unisrbrtis
iet iuorb!n III.
6err Gd)oenls III nah ipis bor Der
aniidlt. bab isins Orbinnns. iptlds
cine Nnte BON aht Gents pro 2iIos
ipattitunbe poriitbt, bonn Gtabtruib
aHasnDmmsn ipsrbm fOIlts, neil bas
burh bas publitum sintn foEortigsn
Wortbsil srsitIt. ;5erner ipiII 6srr
SHotnls fih nod sinmal. ts IN bic
Iss bas 5sbntt UlaI an bic Gtoats
lliiliidisniommiiiiou ipenttn unb psrs
Iuhen rcn Der QommiiIicn sins bss
finitips Mntippri barber Jii erIaneen.
ipann ne mil ibrtr NbI9dbung bss
Giesntbums Der Union gas i. Gitfiric
90. fsrtls isiu tuirb.
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Ser ilisseHSs SeuisI. !"
Bon ernf aiein.
Reufab. 16. glODsmber.

Htu ab, l6. Vopsmbtr.
IN Der Raht POM Wcniaa auf ben
Gisnitaa. ben %. Suli, ftano Id mil
sin paar unsarii4en aolIsssn Dor bsm
gdbubof in Stmiin unb borhte aui
bds aisinseipsbrieuer, bos an Der
Gif,nbobnbriide iiber bic Sdpt inat'
isrts. Gs fpdrn bic erlisn Sfiiiie,
tie in bitism Belitrisse esiuehitli
trurben, unb nit tIopfsnbem 6srssu,
NIT fIiseenben puIfen Itanbtn mir Das
BEL GnbIid, mar Der Monartis bic
geoulo ailsatsansen he serrib ods
aiiatnsspebe ibrsr iSsinns snblifj
rsdis iie ii6 auf, mddte erEii.
WunberifOn ipor bic sulinaht,
iparm unb Iinp. iiibern Iaa Der Monb
iibtr .Siabt nnb aeftuua gslssrdb'.
900 leuHtenbe Strsiftn i'm bunisln
Donoupaifer cine Rad,t bes grnus
mesl llnb iriiben an Der Supe rids
tsie iiG bic furaibare Wirtlia!sii In
bic 60be - Der Grits. Shiunrj lag
Der arlsmssoru, bier unb ba 5itleris
cine aatterne in Der Stdbi bnhinisr--
an ber Gope brii5en roliie bas @ss
iptbrfsusr, rdtitrisn bic Moihinsnaes
fpehre. BON ben QaubonI6nnsen Bel
GsmIin fuhrsn BON 3eIi su !3sii nit
ihrem 9r5tnsn bic iGpersn WSrlsr
binelH.
Bas mar bss Weltfrisges gtsinn.
lin nihts In Der Wtli psrtduits ih
bns geipubtfeiB baB i'd babel isin
burfte.
enngfam mid Die glodt. Msit
om nnnrn iifer Der Tpnuu rStbtie
I'D, Der 5immsl, ir0biife helIs bseis
teft iid iiber ben Girom. llnb bd
iaben mir bic Monitore. pier Gtiif
on Der 3nbl. i'm Duntsl btr Rohs
uniidibnrt Ghntisn. isbt umscIcet
BON ben Strnblen Der ntifstbsnbtn
Gcnne. aeiis irduielte iidl aus ibren
SGornItsinen Der gfnuh In bic Quit,
lie iporteisn, Big ibrs Giunbs ba mar.
llnb bdnn fam bic Gtunbe. bieie
erobe, erbubsm Gtunbs.
gD1brenb bic Come ii6sr Dem 6Ds
risont smpOrIiisg. ihpeufien lie uHI
bic arisgsinisl brum an Der GdDts
miiHbuna IN cine 2inis Elm. DOM
gorb bes Alaaeififfts. Der .1emes1. !.
iIammt elm 9lib ouf, bumpisr Dous
ner rollt iibtr ben GtDm, bridt fi4
br5bnsub am 5sIIsn bts ArIsme5bru,
unb in ben aaFsmaitsn Der Jsiinns
siihf brauntr Ruilh nilf.
Die erits @rdnats bat eingeldlnatn
3lpei ubr slpdnsia Winutfn mar es,
ba bx erie Cffiaitr Der r1smes"
ssn srIisn S4ub auisueris. mir
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Sie GrbDbuns Der Srahtraten.

Die @ertsbrs s&ommiiiion 6at ben
Gtienbabnen eiren 1ra6tdufIhlaa Be.
piliat, Der bic 5ransporttoiten Der
Ration I'm 30 MiIlipnen Dollars err
tObt, rDds nit btm friibsren 9tufI6lag
Don 15 MilIionen einen We6rertraa
BON As Rtllionen srgi6t. Wir ba6en
bertits friiber unferen Stanbpunt.
betreffs @rbobung Der Jra6tr1ten
bargslegt. SieIs1 sebt hobin, bab bic
Giienbabnen Su elmer Rute bere9ttat
iinb, bic ibrs 8strie6stoiten bedt unb
eins onqemefene 8er5iniung fir bas
augelsgte &dpital aetpGbrt. Den gis
ienbahnen lam niht 3ugemutbet fpsr.
ben, oab iie Die 5ra6t untsr benz
Selbltloitenpreis beforbern ober bab
fie auf cine angsmsFsne 9erainfung
oes ungslegten anpitals psr5i6ten.
9tber bic gntffsiouns ter &pmmrls
lion berubt ni9t ouf biefer qei6Gftss
mdBigsn Gripdgung ,iouSern aefDd6rt
etnsn Qufi9lag NIT Riidii6t auf Die
bHr6 ben ariss perurfuhts 9ef9dftss
lage. Cine folde gfprm bat teine BE.
redtigiIna lmb 1T gefdbrli6, neil fis
ale qeiddftsmGbigen prin5ipien ous
ker Gugen ldbt nHb ben TrGasbsn5fall
bietet, bob Die Regierung psrpfliftet
1T, aus anSertu aIs ssi&aftsmabiSsu
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sanitas, ben t9. Sesember 1914

Sapan ertldrt, ss f0nns jest
&iautI9au nibt an gbina iiberlahen,
neil gu befiir9ten itebt, bab Dsutihs
lamb perIilhen piirbe. es suriidauers
pbern unb China bds ni6t perbinbern
fSnnc San,it 1T seIast, oaB bic
llebergobs erfolgsn iol, penn gbina
ipebrtrdftig TT. 9as tptrb IN unges
fdbr fiinf5ig Subren Der Jaa fein,
rorausgeisst, bdb Die auiirten nl6t
bis babin G6ino uuter ltb aufsetbeilI
9aben. Oie'e labms Iusrebe piro
BON rer 9lerp gorter prosbritiIden
Yrehe als cine unlpiberlegli3e @nt=
mort geriibmt, mas lsoiglih benefit,
nj, bieie prsiIe iib nidt entblObet, bic
Siterbeit uno Die Snterefen Der Der
Stdateu gum gtubsn GngIanos uno
ssapans preis5ugeben.
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in spite of this, the German govern
ment has abided voluntarily by tho SAID
convention, with the exception Of article
2, which both France aud Germany ex
pressly have reserved. The allegation
made by the British government that
these regulations were violated by the
Germans is denied emphaticaIly.
1The British government states tha,
an offense against international Law
has been committed by the laying Of
mines by fishing vessels which were
probably even flying neutral flag and
were to all appearances attending to
peaceful fishing. This assertion is q
false one and nothing but an invention,
pure and simple. German mines have
been laid exclusively by German war
ships.
"The British government is complain
ing that German mines we're laid as far
as fifty miles from the English coast,
and not only we're English sea routes
thus endangered, but neutral routes
also. In the convention there is no
agreement as to the question how far
from the coasts or harbors mines may
be planted. Precedents in international
law as to this matter are also lacking.
Besides this, the English announce.
ment as to the distance of German
mines from the coast Of the enemy is
greatly exaggerated.
"Tbe mines on the contrary,
have been laid as near the formation Of
the mooring ground and the conditions
Of the coast would permit. The asser-
tion concerning the closing of neutral
routes is untrue. No German mine has
been laid in the route from the high
seas to any neutral harbor.
The duty to watch over mines-the
negligence Of which is complained Of by
the English naturally be incumbent
on q belligerent power only as long as
she has control over that part OF the
theater of war where she has planted
mines In accordance with the rules OF
law. This duty can there
fore. as rule, only be assumed in case
OF defensive mines, not in ease OF often.
sire mines. For the latter. II the belli-
gerent has adequately planted them and
properly announced sneh planting, all
further responsibility must naturally
tease.
''In the British protest the Germans
are reproached with having Omitted 10
announce the place where they planted
the mines. This contention Is contrary
to facts A. early as Aug. Z, 1914, the
German government notified all neutral
governments that the approaches OF the
English harbors would he closed by Ger. |
nan mines. Neutral shipping was there
lore informed about laying Of mines
md also about the places where they
iad to expect them. That the German
government has not separately indicated
tie exact places Of the mines seems
natter Of course considering the eireum
stances under which the mines had TO be
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Das bsfdnbig ipebielno'
&riesssliid Der Seiterreider in Ser
bien, no lie goiitionen, bic iie eiHge.
nommen baben, tpieoer rdumeH, finoet
ieine @rtIGr1ing in ben 8orgGneen in
9pl:n. 9(uf oisies 1T Die Qufmert-
idmtcit in erifer gsibs gerthtet.
gBenn es iih 5eiat, bab bic 9fuFen
momsntan cine aefdbrli4e llebermahi
srlanaen, perben bic Sruppen aus
Serbisu suriidGsrufen, I'm bic Ruhen
nt'berauhaltsu. ST Der Druid setpie
den, bann iueroen ipieber SruppeH
na6 Ser6ien esihidt. Die babel 5u
@runoe liegenoe Sose lit, bab, fpenn
RublauD fdllt, aud Ssrbien inter
qebt, refp. bab Serbien 10 ldnge tart
bleibi, bis GuBlaub nibt ijberlpunbsn
lit. Denn man iih bas pergeqeHpdr-
tiot, 10 ipiro man bic 9orsdnge in
Gsrbisn, bic 10 irritirsnb fdeineH, BEL
fer tpiiroi1en.
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unfere 2eier perbsn pabr.
ifeinlit enttduidt iein, oab lie in
unisrsn Siegesberi6ten aus goIsn,
Die ben 8srihten 5ufolge 10 entIheiz
benb fiir ben 9erlauf bss &rie9es Iinn
unb 9eutfhlanb ieper 9efabr entbe.
ben, ron ieinen 5einoen Sermulmt 3u
ipsrben, Hidt bic n0tbtgen Gin5el6siten
finben, bic ndberen Qufi6luB ae6en
unb bic freuoige Nd6ri6t bejtGttaen.
Wespeg'n mir oisIe @iu5elbeiten MD.
oe6radt bubcu, liegt auf ber toanb.
Wir ba6en iie ni9t erbalteH. q5as
ans gu unIsrem Siegesjubel perans
labt bat, lit Die 8erliner Melbune,
bab bic beutf6e Militdr6eboroe etnen
iolh enti6eibsnosu Siea beri6tet bat
uno oab er in Berlin nit grob:r ge.
9eiiterung aefeiert piro. 0as ocniiat
ms. Wir tennen bic oelttI9en Ul,liz
idrbebDrben aus ibrem 8erbalten uno
pas oeutihe Bolt aug ieinem inner
ten Mefen. Die beuti4eH Utilttdrbe=
borbeH arbeiten nidt mad ruITiI6en
Dtetboben. Gle erfiHoen feline Sisge.
Sic beliigen bas Bolt ni6t. sic fno
eber geueigt, bic @oltsbegeift:ruuq in
@rensen gu bdltsn, als fic gu iibsrfreie
ben uno bag bsuti6e Bolt bat ntdt
bic rlffifte unb frans1iii& Giaeus
ibaft, iid felbit gu beIiigsn. Der
gldn3enDe Skg III fir uns cine feit-
ftebeuoe 5butfdhe uno bic ndhfteu
Gage fperben uns bic ndberen GinSeI.
beiten briHgen. Wns lngsfGbr rOrges
fallen 1T, IdBt fib aus ben
iibrigen Depeffen entmbmen: bos
bic ryyffifAe OffsufipbeDesung auIams
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britii6sn aapitnl alliirten 3eitunger
tpsroen beitdnbig erregt1r ii6er pi
4gitatiou, tpelde Elm 0erbot gegen BIZ
@usfubr bon ariegsmatcrial oil bi
triessfiibreuben Md4te in europa Be
3tpett. Was lie peinist, liegt uuf Del
!oanb. sic befiir6ten, bab Die III.
Itirten unteriiegen peroen, fpenn BIZ
Wuffsndusfubr oufbort uno oas bal
ia audi feline geariinbung. Wenn eiri
Ration Grisgsmaterial inportirsr
mub, 10 III bic 9lnnabme 6.re9tigt
bob iie es nitt Ielber berSuitslsn per
mag, bemnab 1T es pabrl9einlia
pub iie sntpaffnet pirb, ipenn bic
3ufubr nufbSrt. 2lbsr pas lit genau,
NOS bic 9eIiirportsr oes Yer6ots er.
itrsben. Sic itellsn oplltommen ritti9
BAR. Dab nit Dem 9erbot Der glus-
fubr Ger 9riss aufb0ren lpirb unb ouB
pi. Ser. Staaten tbatId4lta fir bic
6ortbouer oes Grieges, Der unier
2ano 70 ihper iadoigt, perantiportlih
iinb. 3d bic betrsffeuoen 3eitunsen
aegen bief: gegriinbung niht auBu-
tommcn perm0asn, fteQen lie bic ab.
ilIrbs 5bepris auf, bdb psnu bic Der.
Staattn Die Qusiubr nidt seitatten,
pann 'na6tn iie Ii4 elmer uHnsutraIen
6anolung Itulbia. @ir slauben
ni6t, oaB bic betrsffsnpm 3eitungsn
70 untpiiieno iinb, ME iie ii6 itellen,
oenn unmOgli6 Tam ibnen unbetannt
fein, bnB cine nnnsutrdle 6dnolung
nidt boourb beqangen tp;rb, oab man
&rieqsfiihrenosn Noffen psripeiaert,
ionoern inDem man lie linen liefert.
Ter 0runObegriff Der Reutralitdt 1T,
oaB oas neutrdle 9aHb o:n 3rieesfil6s
rsnben teinen gsiitono irssno psIbsr
2lrt leiiten Iole. 9as tbun aber bic
Der. Stautsn, inbem iis ben qlniirtsn
9riea2matsrial lieferr. Die gslp gOrs
Ter ,,9imes" bGIt ss De5 gBeitsren fir
u0tbia, ihre 5reunbI6aft fir GHslnno
bar6 pfi,nen Seutfbenbdb 81 bstos
nsu, inbsm iis ben aongrebz zReprdiens
tanten 9nrttolbt feline osutide Ratio
nulitGt unter Die gluie retbt. 0ieis
pDbtlbnfe 9nmpfespeiie, lpis lie nur
5ei @niienjungsn iibIiA 1T. perf.blt
in oieiem Sale gang belcnbers i6ret
3red. Serr gortboIbt III bon oilers
YER Elm Geoner BON ari:esn uno tbeilt
oiefe Gsiinnung nit elmer qroBen On.
;dbl Amsritdner. Ssmna6 pertritt
II feline o.utit.n Snterefen, tpenn er
,ie @affenousfubr betdfnpft, ionoeru
inc pm pielen lnb iogar ben lntslli.
,snteiten &loIIen beg 9pRpes nit
8siinnung, S9Itsbli9
piirbe er, penn er bieIer Ri9tung
riht oroeb6rts, oIs 3eutid'r cine I'M.
nhlit efrenbdftere ameritaniide 9es
iunung betunosn, ais bic ". q. |
Simes". Serr @artbolbt 1T Der BOZ |
ia rihtiQen 9lniift, bub mir uns aug
lnIsrer jesigen 0epreifipn ni6t sber
jsrausnrbeiten tonnen, o!s Bis Der
friee 5u Gnbe 1T. Grit ipeun bieTer |
u Gnbs lit, tpiro bic QrbeitsIpiigteit |
uF65ren, bic 10 T9per auf unlersm
,anbe luitet uno bic @sIhTfte |
II normulsn @erbdttuiiTen 3uriidtebs
en-. Qlio iprtht uno boubeIt er I'M
Der Ser. Staoten, ipenn sr
ie ben arieQ perIGngsrnbc @dffsns
usFubr Derbptsn iehsn min. Die q.
J. rJimes" aber, bic 5errn gdrtbolbt |
ls 9suti6sn b:runterrsiBen min. III
berfiihrt, nift omerttaniI6e. ioubern
ritiite Snter.iien 81 oertreten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-19

5ranfrei6 bat bas Wordto.
rum gum Diertsn Mals felt 8eginn
bes Grieses perldnsert, pdbreno ss in
9eutidloub nod ni6t Elm eiu5ises
Nlal beItanoen bat. Der 3tped bes
Moratpriums III nidt B los, ben
Shulbnerr Stuueung 5u aelpdbren,
fcnoern audl Die Gntsiebuna bon De
poiiteu aus oen 8anten Su perbinbern
uno bdbSrautreif beitGnbie gu bisism
ertremen Mittel sreifen mub, lGbt err
iebeu, ME es firan3iell nolIia srifDpft
lit. Gs lit and eriittlih. bob mon in
Srantreih Der eugIii6en gunbesese
noHenifaft 6er5lih miioe selporben
lit unb man enoli6 erfabt bat, mas
BON pOrnberein bate bstannt Iein iols
len, buB Sruntreif feline Suut fir
Gnglanb gu Martte trdst unb BON
ieinem 9unoesgenpHen dusaebsats!
lpiro. Mltt groBsm 9erbrub 1T bsobz
adtet iporoen, eab bic engIiife 9nbu.
itrie in Die frun5Diii6sn 2bIabgsbiete
einorinet uno man bsfiirdtet, bab bic
pausrnb: 8erni6tung bes frnnS0ii-
ihen &ubenbunbels burt Gngl1nb
ber 2obr fir Die grObsn Spfsr isin
pirb. Gin ensliihes Spri6port Iauz
let: Ner nit bsm 5sutel eFIen min,
mub einen lnngen a0ffel baben uno
bas trifft uua ouf bic Gngldnber gu.
Guslanb mar INNER grob in Der gus.
beutung ietnsr 1rsunbe.