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News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1914-05-06

In some English dialects "pobble or
popple" (for it is variously spelt and
pronounCed), seems to mean a large
pebble CAS-. papoD. The same word
survives today among sea-faring men,
who talk of a 'popply" sea, meaning a
'choppy sea'-one the surface of
which is agitated with innumerable
'lumpy" waves. On the other hand,
there is an old English word "popple"
meaning poplar" which is in use To-
day in some parts of Canada. Evident
ly the word as it stands is of consid-
cradle interest and of double deriva-
ton and meaning.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1914-05-06
LOCAL MARKETS

Morris> lille Produce and Provision Mar.
kst, furnished and revised weekly ex
pressly for the NEWS AND CITIZEN by
Fl. Waite 6 Sons.
BUTTER
creamery Extra, tubs, "a
% boxes, "a
prints, 25
Dairy Extra, prints, "a
boxes, %
tubs, %
Ordinary Small Diaries, 20 %
EGGS
strictly Fresh Eggs, IS 20
LIVE POULTRY
Fowl, 10 12
MAPLE SUGAR
Fancy small cakes, ~ Is
10 ID. pals, 10 p
Tub Sugar, 7 o
MAPLE SYRUP
Gallon cans, 80 90
MISCELLANEOUS
Potatoes, so 70
Pea Beans, Q Is
Yellow Eyes. 2 80 8 90.
Dressed Pork, 9 90 10 90
Beef, 90 900,
Loose Hay, 10 90 IL 90
Baied Hay, ~ 90 14OO
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1914-05-06
rundown WOMEN
Find Health in a Simple Tonic.

THU I1Sdll1 III ol11ple OHIO
How many women do you know
who are perfectly well, strong and
healthy as woman should be? They
may not be sick enough to lie in bed
but they are rundown, thin, nerv.
Gus, tired and devitalized.
Women are so active nowadays
and so much is expected of them
that they constantly overdo and suf
fer from headache, backache, nervous.
ness and kindred ills.
Such women need Vino1, our deli.
cious cod liver and iron tonic with.
out oil which will create an appetite,
tone up the digestive organs, make
pure blood and create strength.
Mrs. Walter Price, Biloxi, Miss,
says: 81 was in a rundown condition
for months, l had taken several medi-
cines but they seemed to do me no
good. Finally Vinol was recommend
ed, and from the first bottle l began
to improve until am strong and well
as ever"
Try bottle of Vinol with the un-
Outstanding that your money will be
returned If it does not help you.
P. S.-For pimples and blotches try
our Saxo Salve. We guarantee it
Arthur = Cheney. Druggist.
adv Norrisvilles., Vt.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1914-05-06
THE GRANGE AND FORESTRY.

Several Oranges and schools in
Jefferson county, New York, have ar
ranged with the college of forestry for
a series of lectures by Prof. John w.
S. Stephens on various phases of the
forestry question. 1t is believed that,
if the people become better acquainted
with the real situation in the state
pertaining to their forests and idle
lands, they will be more active in
caring for what forests they now have
on their farms and will endeavor to
turn defcrested tracts into productive
areas. New York sends out of the
state every year over S20,00000O for
wood to be used in its many indus
tries
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1914-05-06
THE GREATEST KIDNEY RENE.
DY on EARTH, SAYS A
GRATEFUL WOMAN

want to tell you how much good your
Swamp Root did me. About four years
ago. suffered from what the doctors
called fistula and for two years of that
time, endured what no tongue can tell.
l also had Inflammation of the bladder
and l tried doctors medicines without
receiving any help. Someone told me
about DR.. Kilmers Swamp. Root.
After giving it thorough trial. re-
ceived relief, so kept on using it and to.
day am strong and we'll woman. If
I ever feel badly or out of sorts, take
Swamp-Root and it always straightens
me out, honestly believe that this medi-
cine would cure all troubles you recon-
mend it for and it is pleasure for me to
send my testimony and photograph to
you think DR.. kilmers Swamp-Root is
one of the greatest medicines on earth.
Respectfully yours,
MRS. JOHN BAILY,
West Main St. Portland, Ind.
Subcribed and sworn to before me this
18th day of July, 1909.
C. A. BENNETT,
Notary Public.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1914-05-06
Trout Find New Home.

Thousands of trout were freed when
a dam we.t out at Sherburne Four
Corners, N, Y, the other day, and the
stream below and it's tributaries were
thus automatically stocked. Trout
had congregated III this dam and grew
to great size, and except in few in
stances resisted the attempts of an
glers. The water was clear and there
was little cover to approach from, and
a vegetable growth covered most of
the surface of the pond, preventing the
successful use of flies.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1914-05-06
GRANGE FOR RURAL CREDITS
No Particular Bill Introduced Has
Been Approved, But Legisla-
ton Is Desired.

| What appears certain as the great
grange issue of the coming yea OF
two is the question of rural credit
nance for those needing assistance
| in developing and extending the agri-
| cultural operations of the country,
especially in the west and south. The
| subject has come into great promi-
ence in the past few weeks and a
dozen bills have been introduced into
congress, all looking towards the same
general end. So far the grange has
indorSed no particular bill, but is in,
sisting that in such rural credit legi8
lation as may be enacted, the farmer
shall have a square deal and not be
forced to accept some financial scheme
whose chief result shall be to enrich
a group of bankers or allied selfish
interests. Several cleverly-construct
ed bills point suspiciously in this d.
vigorously oppose, while striving to
find rural credit plan that will hon
estly promote the farmers welfare,
by affording him increased credit IA
cilities, without eXorbitant interest
rates.
After a full discussion at Manchesr
ter of the subject of rural credits,
after a greater number of resolutions
had been introduced and Congress
man Bathrick of Ohio had spoken at
h C Nil Of mi
project of rural credit, the following
specific resolutions were unanimously
adopted and therefore define the Ma
tional Grange position upon this great
question:
81. Resolved That it is the opinion
of the National Grange that any leg5-
latiOn for the purpose of betteTiug
farm credits Is a part of the national
policy of conservation of food sup
ply and as such the government Of
the nation should itself carry out his
policy, and it cannot properly be dele
gated to private capital for general
exploitation and profit.
90. Resolved. That any farm credit
dSSOCldllOu WHICH Shall RECEIVE any
privileges by or under federal or state
law should be composed of farmers
and not by capitalists Of high finance
who have heretofore dominated agri-'
cultural credit and created conditions
which now demand relief.
"3. Resolved, That any farm credit
plan which does not include a direct
reduction of the prevailing rates"
of interest, as well as long term Of
small annual payment upon farm
mortgages, will not meet agricultural
requirements.
a. Resolved, That the government
of the United States should borrow
money at a rate of interest not to ex-
coed 80 per cent. and lend the money
at a rate not to exceed AZ per cent.
to the farmers upon longtime farm
land mortgages with such restrictions
as may be necessary to make the gov
eminent perfectly secure, and the
profit to the government to be eX-
pended in road improvement or for
some other object that will benefit
the whole people"
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1914-05-06
Letter to
DR.. Kilmer & Co.,
nghamton, N. Y.
Prove What Swamp. Root Will:Do For You

Send ten cents to DR.. Kilmer & Co.,
Binghamton, n. Y, for a sample size
bottle. 1t will convince anyone. You will
also receive booklet of valuable infor-
nation, telling about the kiunevs and
bladder. When writing, be sure and
mention the Morrisville weekly News and
Citizen. Regular tifty-cent and one-dollar
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1914-05-06
BUSINESS CARDS.
b. j. KELLEY

TNDERTAKER and FUNERAL DIRECTOR
~ Lioei sed Embalmer. Calls answered
promptly day or night WORTHWHILE, VT.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1914-05-06
State Secretary Dead.

The Pennsylvania State GrHlge has
lost by death its efficient state secre-
tary, J. T. Altman. and has elected
Mrs. Altman as his o. Iccessor.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1914-05-06
o. K. Pays a Spe C iaI Price

this Spring for Old Junk. Save all you have
notify me, and l will call as soon as possible,
Watch for O, K.
OSCAR KAHN, MorrlsviIIe, W.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1914-05-06
DON'T FORGET THE COW

She is having hard time. You have st
all winter and her system needs toni KO
will hrlp her wonderfully from now un il gra,
lessen The cost OF her feed. SOC and 81 90.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-21

had in the world treat the poor child
as they dO?"
Tenderly the old man passed his
hand over a small tin pail that hung
suspended from a triangular con-
junction of three iron rods, forming
a tripod. Beneath there was the ashes
of a fire. Jared had rugged up the
continuance so that his little favor
tie might play camping out" Mrs.
Henry Porter had soon put an angry
termination Ito that nonsense"
Little Martin had been chided by
his stepmother for wasting his time
while he should have been carrying
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-21


had ordered him up to his room I'M
der the roof rafters. She had locked
him in and there accompanied the
act the threat that he would have a
diet of bread and water until he
learned to obey orders.
No orders, in fact, had little Martin
disobeyed. It was the nagging dis
position of Mrs. Porter to find fault
with everything when she was out of
humOr. Just now she had been par
ticuIarly crossed by her husband. He
was usually meek and afraid of her
brawlng, unWomanly ways, but a
chance had come up to go with some
fellow lodge members on a junket to
another town. This time, instead of
asking her permission to go, which
would have been refused, he waited
til they were comfortably aboard of
the train and sent a verbal message
as to this action.
Always Mrs. Porter cowed down
her husband, always she took a high
hand in scolding and sometimes pun
ishing little Martin. Henry Porter
had at least a Vestige of fatherly
feeling for the little fellow, but grad
UaIly he had accepted the iron rule
Of his second wife as settled law
and no longer dared to rebel.
Henry Porter felt mean over it all,
but he had put himself and the boy
as well completely in the power of
the household tyTo. It had come
about through a small estate left by
Martins dead mother. Her husband
had promised to conserve the estate
for the benefit of the lad. There was
a shrewd lawyer in the service of
Mrs. Porter, however. By some legal
hocUs she managed it so that the
little property came into the possess
sion of her husband. Then there
were some dubious transfers and the
title now repOsed securely in her
name.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-08-02

ide Observation-Disclosures, Die nuBer.
balb Der bGnil9en @eipdiier operie.
re1, baben einen erfoIgloien Seriu6
gema6t, Die iiber 9foe0tpig, 0one-
mari, Iauienoe &abeloerbinoung nod
HuBlano absui6neiOon.
gSa ibin g t o n, 1.&ug. Oeuti9-
lnno, @roBbritannien uno 6ranfreid
baben Die @ereinigten Stanten er-
iu6t, lin Sale Der Notipenbiefeit"
lire 9oti6oftsseId6fte innerbolb oes
ShaupIas Der 6einbieligfeiten 5it
iibernebmen. Die 8ereinigten Stna-
ten perOen fiir Die inpolbierteSaH. .6-
te BEN Gienit iibernebmen uno Die
amerifaniIden 8otifnfter ltnb &C.
iun6ten i'm IusGonoe iinb 6ement.
Ipredenb irtItritiert .fporben
2onbon, 1. @iig. Cine gerIi-
ner Gepeide an Die Central SEEMS
iaet, es pirb offi5iea beitGtist, boB
Die Nobiliiierurg Der oeutidenSrup.
ben I'M @ange lit.
glus Gdris ipirb Der Central geetps
gemeIoet, bab Die Srift oes be1ti9en
llltimutiinls nnSranfrei6 big Non.
tag 0iittag perldneert ipuroe.
Gas britiide gfMstpGrtise 9lmt
last, baB Die Nahriff bon Der N1o-
hiIiiiering Der oeiitihen slrmee on
0ie Central Stems abioIut ilnfpobr iit.
Snris, I. 9lug. gsr1fibent
Boincare uno bie 02itgIieber oes
aabinetts erlieben cine Broflamation
an Die fran5oiifhe Nation, in Der es
hciBt: ..@obiliiieriing lit nid,t2rieg. +"
@iloer@ntbir'iasaliis berriHte ouf
ben goiIenaros, aIs Die Nahrift
bon Der slnoroniins Ser MlobiIiiie-
ritng befnnrtt Durbe. 8iele ssraiten
iino9inoer fonnte man tpeinen Ieben.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-08-02

9lne 2doen lln6 Gaies leerten lid
raid.
ST. Petersburg, I. Aug.
Sn ct. Yetersburg unb BEN 8oror-
ten ipurOe beltte abeno sfriegsre6t
erflGrt.
u 0 NJ, 1. 9lug. Cine ltritte ,3en-
flr miro iiber alle ins Auslano ge-
beiloe Gepeiden nuSeeiibt. &onig
8ictor emmanuel miro iiber 0ie Or
eieuiiie itcts ilnterridtet gebaIten
uno itebt b1iiiig in oirefter &er-
bin0itng nit nnOeren eitropdii1en
@erriderm. ipe3ieG Oem Ieittihen
aaiier. Die &onigin beriibrt Die
3atia6e, oaB ibre @erlponoten in
Serbien iinb Wontenegro wieber in
einen arieg perlpideIt iinO, iebr
idrner5bait.
Ger Tapit ioa Iid Inn Oen i5rie-
ben bemiiben.
9iele Herionen in &om 5ie6en ibr
@elo aus ben Sanfen, lpeil lie Ell
nen nqaemeiren ei,ropdiihen &rieg
bcfiirften.
Taris, 1. 9lug. Der Yliniiter-
rat lit ai elmer iofortigen Sibung
i'm &olais glDiec eiilberuien NOR
ben.
&openbagen, 1. 9lug. 3itm
9eriitde Ser oeutihen Sorpeooboot-
,eritorer, bic &nbeI iiber 9dnemarf
nad HuBlanO a6juidneioen miro
dclneloet:
Der SSebmern Belt lit poa BON
ocittihen 9reaonougbts uno nnoeren
groBen &riegsihiffen, Die ponSrons,
portoampfers begleitet tperben. Iud
eine an5abl riliiiid)er ariegsihiffe lit
in Der @ohbarfdaft uufgetaudt.
s[lfer Sompfidiffprfebr srHiden
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-08-02

0elltidlun0 unb 9dnemarf lit ein.
geltellt lporoen.
Die grobe @fiIitdrbeiasuns nuf
Seelano, Der groBten b1niinen ST.
lel, altf Der audi oie S5anptitoOt
liegt, iuuroe abenos aitnt S6ute So
penbagens mn 10000 Wfonn per..
ltarft
Gos 01nii1e Horloment belt
npenos cine anBeroroentli6e Sieung
ab, I'M @eicbe 5lI pailieren. Die our6
Die Gage nohpenOig gelporoen iino.
Eie 0euti6e 9fegierung bot befobIen,
ooB ale 6elltid]en glutomo6ile, Die
auf Der 9Iusitellung in Malmoe aus.
geiteQt limo, 400 an Der 3obI, iofort
5ltriidgeididt perOen.
2on6on, I. sluguit. SSn Der
1ieiigen fratsoiii6en 9oti9aft ipirb
crflart, es lei feine Melbung einee,
troffen, bob Derti6lan6 ole 6riit SIR
9eanttuorhmg ieines ltItinotllnts
oiir6 6te fronsoiiide &egierilng I'm
Is Stiutben ouf Montos Weittas Der.
lGngert bat.
Sic @otihoft lift er1nGdtigt, 5it
MelOima fiir falff 5a erfIGren. oaf
Dem oelltId)en 8oti9after in Horis
oie 9sdiie 5ligeitellt poroen ieien
@enn er, lpie aneefnoiet ipurbe
beitte d6enb 9Saris beriaiien mill, il
tlte pr bas aus eigenen gitriebe uni
als enbgiiItiger a6brid Der oipIo
matiidlen 8esiebungen. ipie bel oel
3nitelli,ng Der Bdfie, f0nne oas MIDI
betrnhtet mer0en.
u o m, 1. Slugitff. gie itoIieniide
Hegieriitg trifft anitalten, auf a1e
Gnentudlit1ten borbereitet au fem.
0n fms Dor S(usbrith 6es oiferrei.
t6ortf,syns onf esits y
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-08-02
Wiobilmadrins lit mDd midt aries
lagt YDiueare.

@4ris, /. 9lus. 0epei9en aus
&om melben, ooB StaIieu ben oorti-
gen OeltI9en 9oti6ofter IN aller
,Sorln perltdnoigt bat, oaB es neutral
bleiben lUer0e. Der gSortlaut Der
Gepei9e mar fui9enoer:
.,gsoll autoritatiuer Seite miro be-
faintgesebeu, oaB Der Warquis 0l
Sun @iuliano, Der itolieirIf4e Nfini-
lter oes slei,Bera, ben oeiitl6en
giotid,after in Hom iniOrmiert bot,
oab sstolien neutral blstben miro. oa
iih leire 8erpilt6tungsn untsr Dem
SreibilnO 8ertrag Rlir aaf einen
Scieuliufrieg 0e5isben. Stalien bait
li9 Oaber Oon ieinen Gerpfli9tungen
beTreit, oa DER BON Selterrei6-lln-
garn gefiibrte uuO bon 9eutldlailo
nuteritiiste sfries ieirem &elen na9
EN- Angrinsfrieg ift"
9onOon, 1. Mug. Die rufIiI6e
5otl6dft in 9onOon mics herte alt
Oic Sdnierigfetten BIN. Die our6
GemtIdlaros ltltir1tdfnul fiirRuBlaiiS
critan0en lino. Gin 9eanIter iaste,
CAP &uBlano ni6ts eegen 0eitib-
lano bat ln0 IeoigIi6 goriihtSmaB-
lelbnlen an Der oiterrethiiteu @ren-
ic getloffe hate. Or Tiigte bin3u,
Snb trot 0es @rliites Der Gage - yllil-
tcrrcbiutaen" iolpobl in Bien ais
au6 III st. Neters burg iort9elest
luiir0en ilno oab Sergius Sasonoff,
ser ruiiii5c 0Siniiier oes 9leuBern,
ielbit erfl6rt bate. bog &C iih nit
Cen irieolidJftcn 9eb1trfen trage lrnb
Gas slatBerite ti;n ipsIle, Inn einen
Hriea III berhiiter1.
9 cd b o nj, Shpeoen, 1. slug.
Die idlrpeoiihe &eeierling oeritdn-
0iqte beittc Die NtGhte bon ibrer itrif.
fen 0eutraIitdt IN oem europ6ifhen
aonfIift.
BON, I. slug. Die @eituiil-
iter @o5ette pitblisierte butte oen
%Sortlout einer iiitereiianten Deoeife
Res oelttlhen &eihsfnn5lers an Sen
SeutihelI 8otidloTter in g1ien, Sie
rah oem @rnpfnng elmer W1eIbung
CHS II. PETERSBURG a6gefonbt NOR.
S,r mar. ponn6 Seiterreih.llnaarn
>as Griuden SRuBIanbs. in birefte
lIllterbanoIingen ein5utreten, abss-
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-08-02
Ser erite 3ulammen=
itob on 0eutiM=ruiit=
i(ber @reuSe.
Sdarmiibel bel YOstten nnblntig
perlaufeu.
9Sarifer NOlfsmemse fcbreit
,,2lmf hacio S,rltn."

Iebnt bate. Die bonn 80. SuIi o.
tierte 9epelbe lartet:
Die Melouns oes 8rafen bon
@ourtaleS, 0es oeitlheil Soti9af-
ters in St. Feters6urg, iiimnlt niGt
nit 0em 9eriht iiberein, BEN Cure
@r5eaen5 iiber Die Saltittg Der otter.
reid.ungarii6en Gegierllng einge-
ianot boben. 9lni6einen0 eriItiert
ein MiBperitdnonis. oas tb Sic ouf-
5utlGren crllldle.
,gSir f0nnen itiht erlpdrten, 0aB
Seiterreif llngurn NIT Serbien,
nit Dem es in arieg liegt, nterbattbs'
le. 3ic Serueigerung zines 0tei.
nngsaustaiti6es nit Ct petersburg
pGre ie0of ein crnlter SehIer.
,@ir iiuo li6erlid) bereit, OILS
9laiierter uuiere Eiliht 5it erfiiIlen.
@ir nliiiien mls ieood ipeigern, itns
in einen @sltfricg binein5'Sheu 3u
lalien, reil Scc;ierreif llnearn I'm.
iere 9ial' GIIGc n!,;I Eea9ter riG
Grlre Gr}elsHi mOlIcn oics oent 31a.
fen Don ger9tolo, Dem oIterrei6iia-
ungariit'cn II liter Ee6 9lauBcr,;,
nit aGem 9ta6oruf imo erobem
grnIte Oarlegen.
(@ei.) Bon 8et6nton Sollpeg."
SSn @ripioeriing oieier Oiitteilrtng
lagte @rai pom BerhtoIo ben1 Oeut.
iden 9otidafter, bab III Ser Sat elm
NtiBueritGnonis beitebe ua1 oaB Der
0iterreidii9e 9otihafter in ct. @e.
ter55lire bereits initruiert morOen
mdre. Die ltnterbanoIungen nit
.Sergiiis Sa5anoff 5it beginner.
Gine uom 0etti6en gluspdrtigen
Slmt oem Observation-Disclosures
gegebeuc @rfl6rllng idlieBt:
n0ieIe llnterbanolungen iopie Die
&ernIittlung5aftion Ser bertl9en &e.
gicrung enoeten nit Der 9}obiliiie.
rllng aaer ruiiiihen Streitrndhte 3u
SSaiier uilo 5u 9anb."
9out Sen; &prreiponoenten erfoIo-
te Die @rfIdrung beg slusp1rtieen
glnlte5 Sugege6ener YfaBen lin Der
Soffnllng. nod intlner einen geelt-
frieg nerbiiten iil fonnen uno als
ein 9llternatto fiir Die &eftTertigung
Der Oeutl6en SteIliing aegeniiber
GngInn0, oeiien ;Sreun0ihoftGeutih-
lano nod uii1idt.~
@tben 0riedenlano, t. 9lug.
9aut einem Selegromm aus gtiih.
Serbien, erneuerten beiite mor9en
olterrei6iife 0lonitorc onf Der 90
nan oos 9onlbarbement aif 9elqroo
lno feline llmgebung.
9onoon, I. Mug. 9ie Central
Heips meloet, bab oas 6ritiide 9lus.
fpdrtige glmt helite nben6 eine unof.
ii5ielle Meloiulg er6olten b6tte. po.
nad Die anecneine Mobiltiierung
Ser Oeiitihcn Srllppen angeoronet
murbe.
Toris. 1. 9fug. Gin amtIines
Sefret oronet eine aIlgelneine Mobi.
liiierung Der fran5oiiihen Grmee, Die
inorgen beainnen ioll, an.
ct. Yeter stb nra I. Ams.
Ter Seutife Sotidlafter 8raf bon
Ronrtales mnb Der geianttc Stab Der
Sptiflaft baben nbemos, nafbcm Die
8riesserfldrnns Iberreidt uorbeu
mar, ct. petersburg berlaiien.
Roris, 1. 9lua. Cine unoffi-
3iele ober gloubhafte 0feIeuna miro
folportiert. OaB Oeiterreih .llngorn
lif erboten babe. feline SriIppen aus
Serbien sariit5ii5ieben unb feline
9eiHiperoen elmer internationoIen
4onferen5 5it iinterbreiteil.
4openb agen, 1. Aug. Te,t.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-08-02
8is liz alle inpOlDier@
ten Wfdhte beden
fau1.
gfeaiftriernm3 frember Sdiffc mntsr
bem Sterneirbanner.
8esualiher@ @eiesentipnrf ipiro Wspu'
tag angenummen peroen.
@id,t snm 3iuefe bes gufbans elmer
6anselsmarine.
Silfsaftipn fiir 9lmerifaner in Gu'
rppa einseleitet.
Canada bietet benz Atntterlause
SrnppenfDntinseuf an.

seattle, @nfb., I. slueilit. Ser
Sonbrrg gmerifa 0ainpfer caro-
nto iutb Der oeutfbe 9nrnpfer Stein-
bef, Der in @cllingbam 9oAmg
ninut, baben 9efebl erboIten, tidp
in See 5u gebeit. Ser &osmosoam-
bier Setos, nit 8altboI3 bonn &ipet
Suno nod Iultralien llnteriDegs, lit
angcfpieiell poroen, in SonoInlll
sum Sdnb an3itlaltfen Ser &osnos-
Oainpfer glleranoria, bon Entas
s(renn nad 9foroen bantpfenb, oiirfte
IN San Nebro 3ufIlI6t finben.
Oft q 10 q, Ont, 1. gIligitit. 9ie
conaoii6e Regierltng bot Der eneIi-
iden Gegierlillg nttteIit &nbeIs for
mel Elm Nfilitarfontineent anee5p-
ten. Gos lit bas Grpebnis elmer
aabinettsiisung, 6u Der 9sreinier9or-
Den nit llntrbrehlti,g ieiites ltr-
laltbs ihleiiliigIt bierber S,triidgefebrt
ipor. Die onaebotene Wonnidoft
naer @offenQattirlgen biirfte iofort
10000 Mam betrnget1 unb lpirb
innerbulb breier Ntonate oltf 10000
Wann erb0ht lperben fonnen.
Man miu tpiiielh baB Die &eeie.
ritnq lih bertiihen fpirb, Die Ibfobri
olterreihifd,er 9ieierniIten oits coma.
oiI6er Sdfen 3li nerbirtoern. @s gibi
0eren im 2anOe iehr pieIe; Die met-
item iino BEL Giienbabnbaitten be.
| ld)ditigt
" aibinQton, 1. 9lug. 9ns
ofii5ielle &aihington miro batrh Die
&riegsnn6rihten aus europa in
Spanminq gcbolter. Die Shritt(
5lr @erhiitiutq elmer finon3ieIler
Gnoppheit iifoIqe oes eroBen @oIo
6ebarfes III europa lparen gefolgt
Don MaBnobmcn 5lun Sshuec por
| 9lmcrifnnern lmb 0eren ISitterciien il
Trdiibeitt @illon unS StaotSle
Irt~.f ,orpnn lhtoierten Die cingeIolt
fcncn 0eri6te Der eltropdii6eit ame
rifaniifen 9iplomaten in gitropo
Defenders bon Vage in 9onoon, Ben
iielo in @ien, t6errif IN Boris Uni
@erarb in Berlin. gllIe tpirSen in
Itrltiert, nit Dem notigen Saft oofiil
su lnirfen, boB Der Srieben mo moa
lid erbolten fperbe.
Der Erdii6ent inb Ser Sioatsie
fretdr fonferierten nit 0en grefntip
bGiiptern tpororf Der StoatsIefret1'
meaeiIte, Inn lange 9obeIoepeiden q,
perIfieoene 9oti6ofter in Guropl
5u erpeoieren. lteber BEN 99snboI
Der aubcl tpuroe nidts mitgeteilt
Cine Broflm1rotionserfl6rna De
@ereinigten Stnaten miro erft erfoI
gen. menn ii6 Die Sage mebr qefI6r
foben miro. Ger VrGfibent miG 90
NIT porten. bis or burh DIE Grfl6
ritI1g alle inpoIbierten W26hte bedel
fonn.
Grdiibciit @iIion ltto Stootsfefre
TOR 8rnnn bobe1 oud bereitsShritt
eirgeleitet, Inn BEN fpegen @eIoman
gels m Not beftnblihen 4nerttanerl
| m Gurcpu su $iEfe gu for@nen. 81
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-08-02

gSirb in europa &ries sefiibrt
11nS iberaa mObiliiiert,
So bleibt Spbn Sna anf feinen 6aa
Bel Der 8eIdjidte neutral.
lin iifl ans 9riegssefa6r sn rettem,
Mubiliiiert er Smffrasett,m.
&iift Sieies Selbeufurps berau,
SITS nm Gnrppa sleif setan.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-08-02

Der Serbenpeter frieat bpr SdDref
SIN o6sden einen sslben sled
limb eiligit iett Der &niiensar
Sn ihnellen Sanf iein Seinepanr.
Srans Suiepb lit am idJlimmiten bran,
gSeil er nid)t mebr gut lanfem lanu,
limb ielbit Der &niier fiir9tet ebr
9as itramme Snffragettenbeer.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-08-02

Sobm Sna tit Jest Der einaise Ntann,
Der ladeln nnb iif frenen fanu;
0fit bnni bnm bum MnS rataplan
,Siibrt er Die uiloen ySeiber an.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-08-02

Stalien rrfldrt Dffi5iell
NeutralitatSab=
li9ten.
Sentifer SDtidafter NIT Stab ans
HnFlauo absersiit.
Der. Stnaten uer6en @erfrstmns
iibernebmen.
Siele bentide arisssidiff, I'M bdni.
ideu BeIt.
Smreen pernen mabri6einli6
0emtid|lanb belfeu.
,SransOiifd]s Wfiniiter nm 2 ltbr
frib in Sisans.
Strrnse @orifriften FIR Slnslanber
in 6ranfrei4.
Seatidle SUrpsSoboOte sreifen rmiii-
ides 6abd an.
Wiobilu,adutns lit Md midIt 9ries,
jagt YDiueare.