davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-05-17

Regular S35 new, "a inch
top, quarter sawed oak din,
ing table with massive ped
estal for S21.65 at Bankrupt
Furniture Sale, corner of
Third st. and Detroit Ave
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-05-17

them in the plain, everyday way thai
housekeepers themselves use.
Her menu for Monday viii he;
Veal Outlets Creole Sauce
Dixie Biscuit
Emilys White Cake
Apricot Surprise
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-05-17

Regular $50 new birds-eye
dresser for S21.75 at Bank
rupt Furniture Sale, corner
of Third st. and Detroit Ave.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-24

unb 1900 Ulamn unb So Offisiers ses
fansen tporbsn. Dieje iinb fpdter, nit
einfr 5itsrreidsunsariiden Rtaiments.
tapeIIe poran, nad benz wdhnhcf nad
gleuIab abinaridirt, um BON 0u mad
einsm Gefansenenlastr gebrndt gu
tperben.
QlIs General 3Ffiopie am Sonnsus
/ friib bSrte, bdb nngariIfe 9oUuebS
i'm anmarid, auf Stmlin feien, Iieb
er aIles In Gti4 unb flob nit ieinsn
blib6lanten Gorbeinfonttriitsn nddD
Serbisn biniiber.
2lm %. September, als iid tn StmT
lin aerabe feline 1ruppen befanbsu.
treusten cine Mense irrssuIdre ferbi
Id. srnppsn bic Supe unb ftattetsn
Ssmlin einen stpeiten 8efud ab. Sesr
sepliinbert lisbsn iie bic Stdtts 5uriid.
aIs cine abtbeiIuus Seitsrrei4er ~
SiIfe fam.
Wlebere bunSnt frbifde 9irasr
Gemlins, bic ieinsr5eit nit BEN BE
freier" s3iiffopic NIT ibren 6dmtllsn
floben, ais pie Otfsrreider nnb llns
sarn ipiebertamen batten iih BEE
5pdperrntbs fGnl6ig senoM, nnS
lire geiibuneen iinb oesbolb bon Der
1. Ii. I. Rssisrung tonfisSitt tporbtn.
Bon ben Dor Der piertdsigen ierbi.
iGen 5srrIidieit in Semlin seilii4ies
ten IondIen JamiIien ftnb piele Su,
riidgeiebrt. Wanhe aber tpolIen niht
etxr ,pieber In bic dlte 5eiInath, ais
Big auf benz Ralimesban bic iaiisrs
Ii4en Jarbeu tptbtn. Dieie poriihtigsn
aeute = i'd babe ibrer einise In 9siIs
iab setrOffen - paden iebt ihre Sol
ier. 3. 5errings,
arisssbsriateritatter.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-24
"Prussian Militarism".

The literary men of England pursue
a peculiar tactic in their war on Ger.
many in emphasizing that they bear no
i'll will against that country but that
they aim only at the extinction Of
Prussian militarism, which, they say,
is the embodiment of peace-disturbing
and tyrannical despotism. This is an
exceedingly disingenuous statement Of
the facts in the case. Germany is or
ganized, politically, in the same way as
our country. All German states recog.
nize the sovereignty of the empire and
the separate states, like ours, exercise
tie powers reserved TO them. Hence the
absurdty to discriminate between
Prussia and Germany is as palpable az
IL we were to say that New York or
Ohio have no concern in our national
affairs or that, in this respect, the
northern states might be considered
separate and apart from the southern
states. 1t is also absurd to say that the
Germans welcome their enemies who
promise to deliver them of Prussian mi
litarism. The Germans fight to
save it from destruction and the
reason Ia this; There is no such
thing like Prussian militarism, and
there is no such thing like militarisin
in Germany. The military establish
ment in Germany is not creation OF
Prussia but Of the entire German nation
in Parliament assembled, and what is
called militarism is the defensive appar.
atus required by nation surrounded
by the four greatest military posers
OF Europe. This disposes OF thb+ asser.
tion that Prussia or militsnsm domi.
mates over the German nation. II we
now inquire into the cause why this
fiction Of PrussiaD militarism was In.
vented by the enemies of the German
nation, the reason is plainly apparent.
II Germany should disarm herself or be
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-24

ipirft ieecd,. bab bic Depefde aus ct.
petersburs ionmt, has es nitmals
nit Der Wabrbeit sendu senommen
bat unb bem man nift slauben
barf, aud, psnn feline Melounsen Ell
nen autbentii6en 4nitrid, bdfen, ipie
bic i'm WortIaut ausefiibrten 4eubes
runsen bes bulsarii&n Seidribten in
Ot. petersburg. Damn iinb bic ges
binaungen inter ipsl6en 2umdnien
sesen gulsarisn seiihert iein iou,
b06it fraspiirois. Sieien Sufolss
hattie es cinen srobsn sbeil ieines 9es
bieies an gulsurisn absutreten in Ger
grpartuns, pon oen slaiirten entiade
biat su peroen, lpobei an Siebenbiirs
aen su pentsn III. 9as beibt sehn
Souben aus Der Sanp seben. I'm eins
auf Dem Oa6e gu erlansen. Sold1s
Sbprbeit 1T ben Rumdnen bod niht
susutrauen. Sa3u pirD nod seiast
bab oicIe 2lbtrstuns 8ulsarien nift
bcfriebiet, inbem es auh BON Srie'
denlanb 9sbietsdbtretunsen foroert.
Sas iIt elm fold perlporreues 2iisen'
setpsbs, bab man Die sanse Wslouns
als unipabr binitelen tann.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-24
Bier Gage fsrbiia.
Rsufas, i'm EODember.

Veu q B, I'M TppfmperI
2tls id ssmlin gum eriisnmal be-
Iu9te, mar ben 9etpobnern bes bib
i6en DonauItGoihens Der rSerben-
i6red" biz auf bic &noHen ssfabren.
Gs ipar Elm hsiber Juniiaa Elm SoHns
tag. unb gang SemIin crying iid an
ben ufern Der Sape uHb Der Donail,
70 tpis jsbsn Sonntns nnd bem Got:
tesoisnit. absr bsuts baiien Die jungen
Wanner ieinsn Bid fir bic Qfirii6s
lpanssn untsr Den banosrseidrniidten
Strpbbiiisn, nod nsiosttn bic DaSuge-
6Drisen i60nsn aueen ous neuc psibs
aleio Der 2o9ter bes Sberseipans
ober Der junssn 5rau bee reidenMsins
sdrtners. 2llIer augen tparsH iiber bas
Wafer binip.s mad BEN rauben, tabs
Zen SiiseI geri4ist. 5u btFsn Jubs iiG
Sane unb Opnau persinigen, 8aiis
mssoan ssbeibsn unb in Der Gef6idi.
pohlbetannt OBJ btr bislen srpben tries
eeriIfen grinneruueen, bic ii1 an ben
Ramsu bisi.r SJsiiuns gelsrabs inii
pfen. Die SsmIinsr fpradsa faii nur
i'm 5liiitertoHs DON Dem iirbtbarr
8erbre6en. oas bort DOT Spei 2agen
gsf9ehsn psJu mQrDs oes isrbiiden
8onisspadrts, QlsraHser pnb 3rasa.
Der. nit isinsr mittslaIirIidsn 9os
belt bic san3t Welt unb am meiiten
GemliH srihred! bate.
Ssmliu iparo iid nit jdbem SdEsd
bsiDuBi, bab Der Hahbar. Den es bisbsr
nddiidiis nur als Elm GtieflinD Der
stuliur bebanbsIt bate, IN Mabrbsl.
Elm 0erbrster mar.
alls id bas aipeitsuldI nad SemliH
fam, bonnerterl DON ben anhoben
Ssiierrei4s sllngarns fdlpsrfts Waasr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-24

offentunbis gum Shube 0ieies 8ons
bels nift ausreifenb unb fIe ipurbe
dusgebout. Sobalb Gnslanb bas
ipabrnabH, fling es nit Jiebertifer an
su riiiten. gs baute Drea6nousbts
unb lleberbreabnousbts beim Subsno
unb mag bamit beabiiftist mar, lieb
iih beutlih an benz Sebtrieae erfeben.
ben gnslunbs Saiffabrtss Sntereiiens
ten eessn Die Ration erOffneten, bic
cine Roue i'm Seetranspprt gu ipieIsn
bceann unb ppran Die ensliifsn Sas
brifanten ii9 betbeilistsn. bic nit
@erssr pabrnubmsn. oab oeutite
Waaren in Mdrite einbranssn, Die
gnglanb mpnppoIiiirt gu baben
elaubts
2lus benz 9eiagten III tlar gu ers
ieben. bab pebsr preubiIder ooer
unbsrer Militarismus uno grohss
runesIudt ben ausbau Der bent'
iden Webrma4t bsipirtten, ionbern es
iih leDieli9 um @crtbeibisunss sWabs
reaeIn banbelte. gBds bic Jeinoe
OeuiidIonbs jebt sritrebsn, 1T, oub
OeutIdlano lid, ipebrlos ma6t. ooer
iie ppnen es ipebrlos MAIDEN, Sas
eins tann nidt seideben uno baS ans
pere tpirb nid,t gslinesn.
So liar lpie bic Griinoe fir 0eutid,.
lambs &riessbereitidaft gu Gage lie
gen, bat bod bas BON ben Gnsliiden
S6riftftelIern unb ibren titanis
Id1en 2lliirten ssprdste S4lasfport
BON preubiIden Militurismus unper'
tennbaren Ginbrud auf bieies adno
sema6t. @enn man, lpie jeoer ans
eieensr grfobruns fpifen tpiro,
4meritanern unpioerleglih kpies
fen bat, Oab 9eutfdldno ben ariss
nidt seipolIt bat unb ibn nieIer esf
tpaltiam auigebruHsen porosn 1T, 10
perbleibt ais lests aHtiport; ga, Der
preubif6e Wilitarismus. oisi.r III
cine 9efabr fir bic gan0e Welt uno
au6 fir uns. Sieien llnlinn aus
umeritanii6en aSpfen uussutrsiben,
bilbst cine Der Sauptaufsabsn nsr
beutI6en YrsFe bisies aanbss. Der
ameritnncrn mub 10 lanse begreiflidl
aema9t fpsrben, big lie es erfdiIen, oaB
es sinen prsubiiden Wtilitarismus
iiberbaupt ni6t eibt unb aud teinsn
benti6en MiIitarismus uno bab Der
militdrii6e glpparat, ben Seuti&lans
beiibt, lebiali6 9erthtioisunesSpsten
oi.nt unb tbatiG6li6 ibm Ton isinen
s5einben aufssspunssn pore.n 1T.
@arum Is nDtbis 1T, pisitr gelebs
runa Ginsane 3u oerf6affsn. ,rfehen
mir aug Dem 9emiiben Der ensliiheH
prefe biesisits uno jenieiis oes
S5.ans, in bieiem 2anbe cine feinSs
Ii6e Siimmung eeeen Seiltidldno gu
srtpeteN. Wenn bic Imeritdner Den
riftiesn SadOe;1aIt srtannt baben,
fperben iie nit Gnti9ieoenbeit Die
ginitenuns Der @offeRlieferuussn
mad europa iorbsrn. Das min Gns'
lamb pepbinbsrn. ba bieTss fsltit unb
feline auiirtsn bisrburd eHtpaffnet
ipiirben unb bic Qbii9t se9t nod lpsis
ter. Die aniirien brauhen nidt Bios
Maffen, ionbern aud Gelo, bds unier
aaHb ibn.n sbsnfalIs liefsrn ioa. Da
Der qrGiibent ii6 ssssn auspartias
alnleiben in biefsm 2anbe aIs cine
unnsutrnIs Sanbluns ertidrt bat, 10
nil man burb bas @ef6rei pom preus
biiden, ben 1risben aler 90Iisr be-
brobenbsn Militurismus nuf Die
Biirser oieieg aanbss einipirisn, bab
fie Surd ben Druid Der pffentIi8en
Msinuns ben prdiioentsn umitimmen.
Sc Iisst aHo Uerbobe In bisiem
llnfinn pom prsubii6.n Militarismus
unb paour6 lpirb es Der peuti6- one.
ritanii9en prsiie Sur pfIi4t, oieien
llniinn nit allen arditsn au Be-
tdmpfen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-24
2otal Btri4t.
CHE. .Grlanbnihideiae.


{eli GapaSin, 81, 1914 Greeman 2lr.
lRole ainsburp, "a. 1929 Sobn Str
(gbarles SbeSbore Grtnat, %.
! Wlibbletofpu, Obio.
tWlarie Grace Riler. 22. 9orrenes
Hodb.
(9lpa Woielep, 81. Glmipoob place.
laeona Maune, 26, oessl.
IWalter Sobn 0iedrosser, 25. 154o
I Bremen ctr.
@oIbie M. 3. Geiotamp, 25, 1873
0ine Ctr.
|syraui gripin @irb GaHbie, %. 1910
Sisbee ape.
lgraes Gsbenbanner, 19. 1912 bessI.
Igoiparo Rob, "a, 70 2tperp glpe.
lMassis gdnnbp, %, bssgl.
(ebarles 3. grinimann, 35. 416 Weil
/ 2ibsrtD Ctr.
iaiai. ainl.p, So, 300 OItper CTR.
,gbarles 8. GraHler. 22, seytnston.
I atutudD.
ie3ertrubs Sbap. q, gmsrp 5ottl.
(erpin aipp, 26, ct. Bernard.
lGarris 9sieu, q. 9o3 Belts Str.
ieSsar .. spoiDe[, %, aatprsness
burg, Jnb.
taaura 6. pisrfon, "a. Ncrtt geHS.
lGlnooo Sadfon, %. Snbianapolis.
lgliJabeib Galisburh, n, 934 Qars
Isle Ape.
iggalter g. grisbsn, 36. Rem SaDtu,
1 Ohio.
laulu 6. anOis, 3s, bsasl.
}Diaiam 8. aOscmau 2s, aOpeldnb.
/ Sbio.
lyOlpena gs. groDn, 2s. Glib Nor
lppob.
tgiarpn Sapburit, %, GttitaH o.
l9arrist Suit. 20, Dsss!.
lgsorae %. giI.s, q. sabitpiIIe, an.
i2fselIa 3. 1udsr. 18. 2S Weit 8. St.
iaIion 8. Tlad. 25. 1857 Jstmitsr
4penue.
ialosline GIari. 10, 1922 oessl.
lRobcrt Benjamin, 80. 808 Tsount
/ Gtrabs.
iU1innIs glilon. SO, e6s OF 9. cir.
}Sobn 9. e6psninssr %. Bribs,s
} ioipn, Obiu.
earab 6. Smith. %, 5l7 Slad et.
learIp .. gIisp, %, asipistoh. .w.wp.
lgtbel 8arrinser. II. attopiton, p.
)samusl 8. asonarD. "a, SnDianapo.
/ lib. Snb.
iRsais M. ssnisl, 1890 Stdts atpe.
igsarcus Msbtr, %. Wst. Nealibp, ..
lJba Wsbmonn, 23, bsssl
)pliptr 8, Dsnsforo. 2l. 1895 GIif'
ton glps.
i5I0rsuss siedsoff, 20. slas easrk
iou gps
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-24
GOnnerstas. Sen "a. 3essmber 1914

Cine 9istpnto Hate BON
finn prosent, pie bic Reidsbdnt iie
anseisBt bat, Idbt ni4t fiirften, oaB
Seutl6ianD bic iilbsrneu auaeln febs
len tperben, bel tpel4eu, nab ansabe
bes sneliiasn SdasamtstanSlers. Die
Gntiheieung in pisiem ariege lisgt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-24

Die ct. Retersburger De
psfbe iibsr bic 9lbma4ungsn 5pii6sn
Rumdnien unp 8uIsarisn bat Elm se
fdbrlidss ausiebsn, Oa iis ben Gin
orud erDedt, oaB Die 2llIiirten ben
Veg ssebnet babsn, Der ss Rumdnisn
erm0gli6t, SteIluns geseH bic oeuts
f6sn 8erbiiHoeteH gu nebmen, iuosm
ss in fol6em 5auc ni6ts DON Bulge,
rien 3u befiirdtsu bate. giumGnisn
bat ein 9esr DON 100000 Wann, beIs
fen STRAIGHTFORWARD erpifen 1T unS
tpiirbe baber ben glaiirten cine lpertbs
pole @tritartuHg biettu. Re.abissnD
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-24

Sn psri9iebenen 5abriten,
in ipslteu sSrlGnoer uHp Ssitssrciaer
suiammen arbeiteu, 1T cine Rotis ans
geidlasen iporben, pelt)e bas Sineen
uno pfsifen Don rSt's a long nab
to sippsrarp" perbietet, pel6es lebt
bi. Hationalbpmne Der Gnslanoer 1T.
peil man oapon einsn feinbli4en 3ur
iammenftoB 3rpiiben ben engltlhsH
nnb oeutfhen alliirtsn befiirdtet. Ods
lit cine iibertriebeue 8orIidt. 9euiide
unb Seiterreiber iinb isbr seouloige
Rsriheu uub 70 iansssfreubis. oaB Iit
islbit ibrsn Seinben bns Sinsen eDn=
nsu. Damn IGbt iih ia auh bas aieo
aud fir oeutfhe 3rpede perpsnobar
MAIDEN. Weun bic SrIanoer ilnseH:
.Gs lit ein LANCER Wes nah Sippe'
rarp", tDnnen Die Deutideu n19 bers
ielben Welobie auttpprten: .Gs III ein
LANCER Wes nah mien unb Berlin"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-24

ME bic 8uifsn isIbit 3use.
iisben, ridden bic Ssutfdsn unaufhaIt.
lam gegen Wari9au Dor. Sic bdben
b.a lsbsrsang iib.r ben g8ura sessn
einen beftigen Wiberitano Der Seinoe
bstpsrtiteuist uno b06it pidtise itras
tegiihe Steluneen senommen. 2estez
res ldbt erisben, oab bic RuNen ben
Sffeniiptries eingsiteQt baben uno MIR
nod selegentlid an einisen punttsn
Dem Dororingenoen 5einO WioeritanD
bieten. Inter fOl4en lmitdubsn fam
man nit Der @iunabme bon Warfhni
als einem beporitebenbeu GreigniB
ret,neu uub bisIsr Grfolg pdre BON
Der srDbten Wi6tigteit, ba Wari4au
ben anotsnpuntt Oes ruFif6en Giiens
bdbuzSpitems beiloet. SIT bides 3sr=
itOrt, Dann Iinb ben RuiIen ale aoms
munitationsIiuisu mad polsn abs:.
ibHittsn. Dis bic Dinss iest lissen.
III niht trii4tlih, pie bic Rufsn bas
Hoh perbinotrn f0nnteH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-24

Die aIIiirteu fsssn ibre
9pffnuns uuf sinen lanssn Sries. Sic
ifeinen aber ni9t baran geoa4t gu
baben, oab bieier aud Deutidlano
BON 9ortheil f.in tpnnte. Sept oirfts
ibnen aber Elm 2i9t aufsesansen iein,
psnn lie beobahten, tpie bic 9euti4en
bas giienbabn<Spitem in gslsisn nna
fosar i'm n5rbIi9en Srantreid aug
bauen. mas ibnen bic MDgli4teit bies
tet, Siege. ipie lie in RublaEb erruns
gen iinp. poraubereiteu. Sieie Grfolge
iparen bauptiG9iica ben 3abtrei4en
giienbobnlinien 5uauihreiben, tpsld's
beH Oeutiden seitutteteu, srobe srups
penmafeu an ben snti9eibeHbeu punts
ten gu soH5entrireu, Das gei6isbt
jest AUDI auf bem tpeitlihen ariegss
idauplase unb bic Sransoien NIT III
rsn ensliifen Sreunoen merbeH bic
Wirtune isbr bdib peripiireH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-24

Senator berman bon 81
linois bat sins poraiisIi@e Reoe aessn
bi, Bill Sur 8eidrdntuHs Der gins
ipdnberuns sebalten. 81 iaste ben
&uoipnptbinss i'm Senat, bab bas
2ano friIbes 8lut braudt uni i6iIz
berte bic pbpiioIOsii6eu @prtbeile Der
GiHpanberuns in fold trdftisen Morz
ten. bab bic Wiirbemeier i'm Senat
Dor gntiessn pom Stuble fislen, aber
baonbers unangenebm Don Der Reoe
fpurben bic abminiitrationss sSemotraz
ten beriibrt. sic pollten bic Bin sur
gelarGntung Der giuranoerunS
peri6leppen. 9as sei6ab auf
@uni9 bss prGiibsnteu, Der
iia aIs aanoibatsn fir pie Wies
bertpah betra6tst unb Bills. BEL benen
er 5arbe befennen mub, au permeiber
tpiiHift. Senatpr Sbermnu basegen
1T Der Qnii6t, 0ab bic Bill Dor ben
Senat sebradt unb nieoereeitimmt
tDeroen ioIte.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-09-17
THE coUNTY FAm

The county fair is coming back,
the poster sheets are everywhere
and almost everybody now is whoop-
ing up the county fair. We've had
our fill OF aeroplanes-we want 70
see the big fat hog, the patent
churn, the trotting dog. the new de-
vice that beats cog, and work
around through the catalogue at
the county fair.
We've always missed the county
faIr-its inner and its outer track
the dancing saddler, and the bull
about four feet across the back.
We're weary OF chautauqua talk
we want to hear the whistles blow
the horses neigh. the ROSTERS crow
the blooded cattle when they low
and the shrill-voiced starter shout
ing "Go!" at the county fair.
II seems as II the world grows
cold, and people nowadays don't
care for other people in the warm
old manner OF the county fair. We're
tired OF bowling here and there, we
want to shout "How are you, DAM
Hello there, Bill" and "Howdy
Ann" and get warm clasp of the
hand from every woman, child and
man at the county fair.
The county fair is coming back
and that is probably all WELL lit
tie more, and everyone had disap-
peared within his she'll. The good
old plan was better far-we want
to meet the human race in some
well-decorated place, and be right
human for a space because of COM
ing face to face at the county fair.
Exchange.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-09-17

The United States ought not to
worry because a lot of things 1t used
to import cannot now come into this
country. 1t is time to make things
for ourselves. 1t shows poor sys-
tenn of trade when we must buy our
matches in Norway, our postal cards
in Germany and get our fashions
from France. If the war teaches
this nation to go 1t alone and sup
ply its own wants It will have had
mighty good effect.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-09-17

that now half our voters are women.
In Dickinson county the Republic
can party is the only one that has
given women sucn recognition and
has nominated a woman for q coun-
" office. II has selected a woman
most capable in every respect Tor
the place. Mrs. Grace Lloyd Aumiiier
for register OF deeds. Mrs. Aumii-
Ter is a Dickinson county product;
her family is the Lloyd family OF
the Elmo neighborhood, we'll known
among the people who have devei-
oned southwest Dickinson. She has
had experience as a teacher anu
principal in the county schools ana
In the government educational serv-
ice of the Philippines. No woman al
the county is better equipped TO
hold any office that woman could
FIJI The office of register OF deeds
is especially fitted for woman as
II ia a clerical position requiring es-
pecially accuracy and promptness' IL
has been filled for years at a time
by women and the greater part u
its work today is done by a woman
clerk. /,
Mrs. Aumiller will make a model
officer and she should have not
only the full support Of her party
hut that of the women Of the county
regardless of politics. She deserves
It in every way and we expect to see
her elected by handsome majority
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-09-17
WHEN THE CLOCK STOPS

Less than four weeks ago 1t was
pointed out in these columns now
the claim that 1.-The German pre-
gram moved like clock-work" was
an admission of weakness since
then. tremendous pressure on the
machine has driven the German
army almost-not quite-to the
gates of Paris. But something went
wrong with the clock. Perhaps King
Albert of Belgium had a. curiosity
to see how the wheels went round
This Is just the weakness of any
machine. 1t is constructed to work
in one way only. If 1t does not work
in that way, it does not work ut
all. So long as it is on the tracks
it Is a most tremendous locomotive.
But off the tracks, it Is the most
helpless thing in the world
This Is what has happened to the
German onslaught on France. 1t
was intended that two days rush
through Belgium, with mere per-
functory resistance, should bring an
irresistible army upon the outer
Notifications of Paris, which the
new sixteen-inch Krupp guns-the
great German secret-were to bat
ter to pieces forthwith. The moral
effect of such a capture of Paris
was to terrify the Russians, and
leave the Germans free to exact
terms of peace from the British, in
spite of their great navy,
Here was the theory. and the
machine was constructed to fit It
1t did indeed fit the theory, perfect
ly. But what 1t missed was the
fact. 1t had omitted to find out
what the Belgians had to say in the
matter. 1t had not ascertained II
advance whether Russia would b.
terrified in the way expected. Il
even believed that Great Britain, tt
say nothing Of the United States
would condone the cynical breach o.
a sacred obligation-"a scrap o.
paper"
Where is the machine nowf VIVA
is called the German right wing Il
up in the air, ueber allies, TO tn,
west Of Paris. There has been no rea
advance on the French center, O
even on the French right flank
resting on the border Of Alsace.
And the allies are advancing.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-09-17

end to end there is none better fit
ted to look after public affairs, no
matter in what official position.
The office of county treasurer Is
one that requires exactness ana
care; it comes close to every taxpay-
err and the citizens have right to
expect from the treasurer ability to
handle the office with the same cor
rectness that a big corporation would
expect of its important officials.
With Newton Cole in the office OF
treasurer the county would have
exact and prompt management that
would commend itself to every resi-
dent.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-09-17

A prediction by Jim Troutman, a
topeka politician: "There are 165
legislative districts in the state and
Victor Murdoch won't carry one of
them. There are 1O5 counties and
Henry Allen will not have a plural
ity in a single county. The people
will choose 1874 national and state
law makers. and the Progressives
will not get a solitary one. Every
one of them will be Republican or
a Democrat. Every vote cast for
the Progressive candidate is a shot
in the air."
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-09-17
The result of the primary i

The result Of the primary IN
Idaho in which Senator James H.
Brady, formerly of Abilene, receiV-
ed an overwhelming endorsement
and denomination is particularly
pleasing to the people of this county
who are glad to see the success OF
their former neighbor. Mr.. Brady
is a straightout Republican and his
course in the senate has been con-
sistent one. standing for Republican
principles and without any lodging
or pollyfoxing. He was one OF the
strong men Of the senate through
the last year of Taft's administra-
ton and was not scared by any
threats Of opposition at home. Idaho
seems to like that kind of senators
as we'll as does Kansas.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-09-17
eAeAAA,AeAeeeeAe

The Kansas City Star prints Win
much prominence speech by NUT
dock in which ne assails the cur
rency legislation of the present con.
gress as vicious. Yet the financial
editor of the Star made addresses &c
bankers associations pointing Out
clearly the need and wisdom Oh JUS
such legislation. The Star ought tC
allow its, financial editor instead Of
the political editor to handle 10
financial news. He is one OF the
best informed financial writer's y
the west and knows more about II
nance that Mr.. Murdoch viii eVel
find out.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-09-17

The town was flooded yesterday
with catalogues of a new mall oroer
house at Kansas City which sells
farm supplies, buggies, etc. The
catalogue was taken to a hardware
man and he said that any dealer IN
the city would be glad to duplicate
any article in the list and save the
purchaser the freight in most IN.
stances. Furthermore he said tha'
the buggies advertised are DID, cheap
models that II he offered them 10
his trade would lose him every Gus,
TONER he has. II the dealers Will
get these facts before the people
there will be no business done here
bv that catalogue house, but II MOI