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The Washington times., 1914-01-16
The Sleep of Presidents.

n RESIDENT WILSON said when he
first came to Washington that
L he proposed to get nine hours
sleep every night or know the reason
why. He has succeeded pretty
well in doing this; sometimes he sleeps
as long as ten hours. and while he was
laid up with cold recently he took
eleven or twelve.
The President is one Of those men
who can throw of fatigue or slight all
ments by sleep, a faculty that has saved
many a hardworked public man from
breakdown. Judging by what is said by
those surrounding him at the White
House, he Is undoubtedly the hardest
and best sleeper who ever slept in the
bed of the Chief Executive. Neither OF
his immediate predecessors, Taft or
Roosevelt. was a long sleeper. They
both were in the habit of going 10
bed late at night. or rather early in the
morning. and of getting up not later
were both very sound sleepers also,
eight hours a night to keep him in good
trim.
Mr.. Taft. however. had a habit. not
characteristic of Colonel Roosevelt, OF
taking a cat-nap at any hour of the day
that he felt like II. no matter what his
surroundings. often he would go to
sieeD in his office chair after the day s
work was done. and those who Travelled
with him on the long trips ne used to
take say that ii as a matter Of almost
daily occurrence for him TO go to sleep
while sitting bolt upright in a chair in
his private car.-The Pathfinder
The Washington times., 1914-01-16

Tie OI Gentlemen
VIE Lies Psebsrmisfs
The first candies / ever bought
with my own money were pepper
mints, said the Old Gentleman,
reminiscently. That was when l
was about seven years old.
"On my way to school one day
! found a nickel OF course, 1
was afraid of losing it again; so /
stopped at Old BlIy's shop and
bought a bag of peppermints. /
gave half Of them TO the little girl
in the seat ahead, and we had fine
time-till the teacher caught US.
The Old Gentleman chuckled.
We had to stay after school,
but we didn't care much. | tell
you those peppermints tasted good.
And peppermints have tasted good
ever since.
you know" he added, 81
think most people like candy better
because they share II with someone
else.
And the Old Gentleman smiled
as he tucked his pcppermints away
in his pocket and went out.
~G,.@s
Cor. 18th and F Streets,
Riggs Building, 18th & G SITS.
WINTER RESORTS
The Washington times., 1914-01-16

Gilbert Gumm, the demon dentist,
puffed at a good cigar which he had
deftly culled from Mr.. Jarrs upper
left waistcoat pocket and regarded the
latteTs herculean labors at the crank
with airy contempt.
Easy does it, old topI Easy does it.:
Spin 1t 'roundp' advised DIR. Gumm.
II the crank had been detachable Mr..
Jarr would have plucked II on and
Drained the demon dentist. As it was
he made one more mighty effort, and
then, with a roar and a splutter of
sparks, the engine burst into a loud
series Of explosions, and Mr.. Jar found
himself lying on the curb against the
s,amp.p9st: Tne high powered engine
'tOh, get out Of the wayI" said DIR.
Gilbert Gumm impatiently. why win
people butt In when they only get things
all tangled up?'
And as he accidentally hit the switch
OF the self-starter as ne went to get out
Of the machine the engine started again
this time in the right direction. And
the last Mr.. Jarr saw OF DIR. Gilbert
Gumm and Miss Irene CackIeterry, to-
gether with the 12o-horsepower racing
car, was the machine and occupants
turning the corner at Gus by a short
cut over the sidewalk that drew Tony's
bootblack establishment from Its moor
ings and out into the center Of the ave-
nue..
with a roar and a clatter the racing
car fled on, Miss caclxIeberry's shrieks
of delight ringing In Mr.. Jarrs ears as
he lay by the lamppost and counted
the stars the "kick back caused him
to see
where did dey 20 with de boat?"
cried a hoarse voice.
'.Ah, Sukkotashi. the jap valetI Jack
Silver's Jap valetn murmured Mr.. Jarr.
Jap, nix, valet nuttin- I'm a deputy
sheriff what's replevinsd the car from
de four-flush near-millionaire? was the
reply.
Upstairs the revelry al Mrs. Jarr's
tango party was at Its height
The Washington times., 1914-01-16
Use For Appendix

~ r. E. ROBINSON, in a paper
presented at the British Acad-
- emy Of Medicine, announces
his method for determining
cancer In the first stages. This has
heretofore been very difficult, because
Of the confusion with tuberculosis symp-
toms and other growths of various
kinds not cancerous. Dr. Robinson,
after experimenting on hundreds of pa
tients, declares his formula fnfalIfbIe.
The formula he communicated to the
academy Is hypodermic solution. Then
the temperature Of the patient is taken
every three hours. II II mounts from
half to one and one-half degrees the dis
ease is cancer, otherwise the tempera-
ture remains stationary. Tests have
been made 800 times in Paris hospitals
with satisfactory results.
1t has always been a question whether
the appendix is of any use at all, but
DR.. Edmund Perrier has just told the
French Academy Of Sciences that the
appendix excites the functions OF diges-
ton and excretion, and he says 1t
should not be removed except in cases
of absolute necessity. After expert
menting on animals, with their appen-
dices removed as in human beings, Dr.
Perrier discovered that the secretions
of the gland had a strong effect on the
intestinal muscles, and makes a strong
plea that the Academy should suggest
to French surgeons that they cease
from performing appendix operations
for any but urgent reasons.
Propolis, or bee glue, is a waxy or
resinous substance collected by bees
from the buds of certain trees and ap-
piled by them to the stopping Of holes
and crevices In their hives, strengthen
ing their cells, and to other purposes
In bee architecture where it may be
needed. On distillation this material
Yields an unctuous brovnish liquid. to
which the name of propolislne has been
given. Propolisine has proved to be an
admirable varnish for wounds, covering
the well-cleansed surface with an effec-
tive. soothing and protective coating,
and in France its great usefulness for
general surgery and for hattlefields has
been shown by the experiments OF Par
vel and Mayer. Used either alone or
with little vaseline, u has given per-
feet isolation from bacterial infection,
with the best conditions for speedy and
uninterrupted healing.
The Washington times., 1914-01-16

show for 1t. The fact is, Dutch. I have
already had pneumonia, diphtheria,
asthma, congestion of the lungs infiam-
matory rheumatism. laryngitis, and
Take the hundred" said Dutch, SOL
EMMY. I'm afraid IL you keep on you
might have some fatal disease. ."-Popu-
lar MAGAZINE
The Washington times., 1914-01-16
Defining Love and Life.

~ HILUsoPHY In popular phrase
r ology is one Of the greatest
products Of the cloakrooms IN
the Capitol in Washington Senators
and Representatives, keen observers Of
human nature and full of ideas, pull
stun that makes the old German wiz
ards sound foolish and tpane.
In the Democratic cloak room of the
House, not long ago, a statesman, hav-
ing discussed at length the tariff, cur
rency reform, and the Central Ameri-
can situation, announced kindly:
Now, I'll tell You fellows the differ
ence between life and love"
Everybody Immediately expressed
eagerness to know the difference.
Life" he said, rs just one fool thing
after another. Love is just two fool
things after each other."-Popular
Magazine.
The Washington times., 1914-01-16
The Test of Teachers.

- UNDAY afternoon the Infants
class had come to an end and the
" teacher closed her book. more
than satisfied with the interest
which had been shown by the boys
throughout the lesson, says the Hous-
ton Post.
Before departing, however, she de-
cided to try to reap some Of the fruit of
her labor; so, turning to the Class, she
said:
Now, would any Of you like to ask
me any questions? I have a few minutes
to spare. so If there Is anything you
want to know don't hesitate - ask"
Little Freddy rose to his feet with an
eagerness which delighted his in
structor.
please, teacher" he inquired, with
out the semblance OF a blush, have
you got any cigarettes pictures on your
The Washington times., 1914-01-16

late It's coming to youA too. There'n
be time when your successful friends
will spend their audible pity upon you
and then have a sudden engagement
when they think a touch Is coming.
Where's your pride? Get yourself to-
gether and TODAY place a nucleus,
no matter how small, in the best place
of safekee2ing. TO guard against the
old age bugaboo."
Why. the very thought puts a sort
of calm and restfulness in my heart
The energy I've wasted in gium proph-
ecies I'll use seeking feathers to line
the nest of my old age. That's what
The Washington times., 1914-01-16
How They Work.
CT HERE are many people in this
world who make a fine dis
play but who fan down whom

"IN HERE are many people in this
world who make a fine dis
play but who fall down when
IL comes to practical knowledge" is the
verdict Of Helen Lowell, in kiss Me
Quick"
For instance" says Miss Lowell:
Two commercial travellers while in a
train got into an argument over the
action of the vacuum brake.
" It's the imitation of the tube that
stops the train,' declared the first trav-
eler.
Wrong, wrong" shouted the second.
It's the output Of the exhaustion
Then, when the train arrived at the
station, they agreed TO submit the mat
ter for settlement to the engineer. That
gentleman, leaning condescendingly
from his cab, listened with an attentive
frown to the two travellers statement
Of their argument Then he smiled,
shook his head and said.
Well, gents, ye're both wrong about
the workin' Of the vacuum brakes. Yet
its very simple and easy to understand.
When We want TO stop the train we
just turn this valve and then we fill the
pipe with vacuum"
The Washington times., 1914-01-16
The Whole Menagerie.

(<6TS funny, amt It, that everybody
in our family's some kind Of an
animal?"
Some kind Of an animal, Bob
by? What do you mean?"
why, mothers a dear, you know"
Yes, certainly"
And my baby sisters mothers little
lamb, and I'm the MD and dads the
cat."-ChicagO Record-Herald.
The Washington times., 1914-01-16
Wouldn't Take the Chance.

~ UTCH FRYE was in a hotel In a
Western city one day when a
- man whom he knew slightly
rushed up to him and handed
him this:
Dutch. lend me s1Oo I've been drink
ing a little too much since I've been In
this town, and I've used up all the
money / brought with me. Further
more. the hotel is very strict. and has
a rule that no drinks can be served in
the room of a guest unless he is Ill in
bed and has a doctors certificate to
The Washington times., 1914-01-16
If He Only Knew.

wished the man who was
always wishing for something or
other. II wish 1 knew the exact
spot where I'm going 20 die"
'"'You're crazy said his friend, Ito
make a wish like that. Why. man,
you'd worry and fret all your life II
you knew where you're going to die"
'T would not. Gee-whiz. I'd never go
near the plaeer'-Boston Post
The Washington times., 1914-01-16
Tells Ministers
To Eat Onions
For Eloquence
By THE CRITIC.

By THE CRITIC.
- NE Of those food faddists told
an assemblage of ministers in
Los Angeles the other day that
any minister who eats three
Washington Journal., 1914-05-16

3pif9enpuufe fir ben neuen ndditen
Oft Der 8altanzAffaire betra9tet pers
ben.
9teien @orbereitungen HuBlanb's ges
geniiber lit bic Nusfiibrung zines franz
50ff9en 8lattes bpn aleemeinem Snter=
eHe. Gs beiBt bd. baB it9 aiDif9en benz
frdn30fif9en unD benz rufiiI6en 9eneralz
Itab Observation-Disclosures betreffs
Der 0ernenbung Der neuen ruffif9en mil
lturbenzNnIeibe in 6rantrei9 b~erdusge<
itelt bdtter. Mun lei in Grantreid bus
gegen, boB RuBlanb ar bas frano0il9e
9elb Der @orbereitung fir ben &ries nit
OeIterreid 0upenbe. Granfrei9 DOae
BON ieinen 5tpan3ig Miaiarben ben 8ors
tbeil baben, baB es iid BEL Der gntIdeiz
Dung zines &rieges nit Deutf9ldnb auf
bic ruIIil9e Mrmee berldHen t0nne. Ser
b~etannte rRrieg in @i9t"= Mrtitel bes
ct. petersbrrger Rorrefponbenten Der
vR0lnii1en 3eitune" bat bic gefammten
Offi3i0fen auf bic 8eine eebru9t. So
bagelt orbentli9 Dement'S. Nber aud
bic entf9ieDeniten Dement'S t0nnen bic
Sbdt5d9e ni1t aus benz Wege f9dffen
ober aud nur berf9leiern. bab RuBlunb
beute nit aler Ma9t riiitet.
Deutfalonb bat Die sepaltiee @teiees
rung Der &riegsbereiti9aft bes rufiii4en
Seeres nit Der neuen WebrDorlage beants
ipprtet. 9ieIe Gteigeruns Der &riegsbez
reitI9aft batirt bereits felt Mnfang bes
sSabres 1912. SIN 9erblt ienes Subres
trar lie Bis 81 ben Observation-Disclosures
in einem sroben She'll BON Hufiii9@po=
len eegeniiber Der beutf9en unb Der
6iterrei9ifhen @ren5e eebieben. 9eute 1T
elm gufmari9 aaer rui1ti9en Mrmeen in
8orbereitung unb bereits tbeiItpeile
burdsefiibrt.
BIS gum Sabre 1913. benz 3eitpuntt
Der grb0bune Der &riegsbereitfhaft
fteate fi6 Der 6%rieoensitanD oes ruff
IAen 0eeres auf $4,000 Solbaten. Oas
mails purben bic Heferben bes Iebten
sSa6rgongs unter Der SABINE bebalten,
mobur9 bic 3iffer auf 1.3 Miilionen err
bolt purbe. 9uBlanb bate bisber 81
Mrmeetprps, bapon 80 in europa. Die
in Musfi9t genommene Neubiloung BON
bier Gprps bringt bic @eIammtitGrte auf
Al NIT SO in europa. Don biefen brei
neuen europdiI9en &orps fOI, 70 beiBt
es, zines in Milnu nit Der &i9tung ge=
gen Deutf9lanb. bus anoere in &ietp
unb bas brittle in OOe1a eegen OIt=@uli<
Sien ben Mittelpuntt baben.
Shirt SrubeBtOi Derrdtb in leinem fos
eben erfdienenen Bud nNuBIanb ais
@rpBmadt" baB bas 3arenrei9 aur 3eit
Der, bur9 bic 4nnerion @osniens Ieitens
Oeterreids berporgerulenen Rriie i9IieBs
li6 eingelertt babe, neil es iib ouf feline
@ebrtroft ni1t babe berldHen t0nnen.
Sine gIeide Mnbeutunn itummt bonn Sc
Washington Journal., 1914-05-16

neral &uropattiu aus Der 3eit bes Nuss
bru4es Des 9alfantrieges. Dds His
ftungsfieber, pel1es Nublanb 6eute err
griffen bat, fam troB aler offi5iOien BEE
19~ipi9tigungen ni9t alein nit benz
Stanbpuntt, buB, tper ben Grieben erbalz
ten noble, it9 auf ben &riee borbereiten
miiKe, ertldrt perben. Mu9 oiirfte Hubs
lamb faum ausI9lieBli1 aus @efdnigteit
fir Grantrei9 li4 bic u%nsebeuren Soften
tpieberbolter Observation-Disclosures aufs
erIeeen. Mu1 fpenn Ruroputtin in elmer
gebeimen 0enti9rift borf9ldet, bic Milz
liarben, ipel9e RuBlonb an GrantreiH
f1ulbe, tDnne Oeuti9lanb na9 einem
fir bieies ungliidIiAen GelO8us be5abIen.
NuIfi9z Yolen erf9eint heute pie elm eins
oiges Maffenldeer, unb man bat oieie
gan3 auBeroroentli9e Mabreeel nit Der
@efabr zines AufItanbes in polen Bee
sriinben nouen, pbne OaB fi9 in Der leB=
ten 3eit irgsnO pel9e Mn5eieen elmer oers
artigen @efabr se3eigt bdtten.
Giner Der eriten fran80ifden militia
ridden S9riftlteler. General palat, bat
bereits i'm CONNER bes pergdngenen
Sabres cine AbbunolunN: lies Probabi-
lites dune Guerre Franco-Alle-
mande" perDffentli9t, unb in bieler auf
bic Spannung 3ipii9en Nublanb unb
OeIterreia als ben AnIuB gu einem eus
ropGiI9en &riege bineepieIen Gr Iagt:
Gin NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Rries muB
unter bic MOeli4teiten gereanet perben,
pieuei9t fir einen naben 3eitpuntt." Oas
6eibt aber ni9ts 4nberes, als baB aud
Jrantrei9 nit iol9er MOeIi9teit als
@~elegenbeit Der Mbrehnung nit Oeuti9=
Lamb rednet. Der Barrier nSemps" bat
neuerbings ausbriidli9 beltdtigt, oaB bic
lebte rulllde Mnleibe in Grantrei9 fir
ben 8au ifrdtegiIher 8a9nen unb bic 8e=
I9leunigung Der ruifii9en Mobilmo9ung
Dertpenbet perben miife. Sin fran50iis
l9er General bat Offentli9 bic Mnii9t
pertreten, bab &ublanb beute bereits i'm
Stanoe lei, nit flint Biz feds Mrmees
torps uno feds bis a9t &abaQeriesD . Dis
iionen fofort in Dsuti9lanb einoubre6en.
limb aud in ben rufii9en ArmeetreiIen
berrIdt bic lleber5eugung por, 0aB NuBz
luHD 9euIe 3uI GHtHitut ueIelI lei, etne
ueber5eugung, ipelder ia aud Der ruiz
itf9e ariegsminiter S~iurbomlinotp Mus=
brud gegeben bat.
Mie Itebt es nun nit Der finunaieuen
unb militdrif9en &riegsbereitldaft Rubs
lonbs? @irtbfdaftIib unb militdrif6
bat Ii6 bas 3arenrei9, na1 benz llrtbeil
genauer &enner Der BerbdItniFe, bon ben
5dld9en bes iupunif9en &rieges erboIt.
Die ruiitl4en Gindn5en ~befinben ii9
beute in poItOmmener. 9rbnung, iobaB
Der @elbmungel fein 9inbernis zines &rics
oes biloen piirbe. DAP bic Mrmee felt
ben manbiduriiden NieberIasen OieI ees
Washington Journal., 1914-05-16
slas Nebbers WOtt,bud,.

gu leinem so. @eburtstae betom Fries
ori9 9ebbel bon feiner 6rou @briftine
cine ileine grieftoide nit eigenbdnoieer
Wiomung. Gs mar Elm %tleines, in rotbes
Seioenmoire ~eebun0enes 9iinlein, bds IL
9ldtter entbielt. 9ieie 8rteTtaIde beaIeis
tete ben 0ihtsr in Ieinem lebten Qebenss
iabre, Dobin er Iif uanbte unb ale Sim
.traeuneen entItommen chen biefem Sabre.
Rad 9ebbels Sobe bat 6rau gbriitine
banu bieie Heliquie laner sabre tre.. aes
biitet. bis tie Ie ols 9ont benz SebbeIfors
iher q. W. Wernsr identte, Der iie fir
feline SGtularausgabe Der Werte Se6bels
oerfhieoentlih bsuubt bat. Die griefs
tdl9e In ibrem gan5eu lImFanee ~herdus5us
geben, ina ibnl nidt mebr m0glih unO 10
lorberte bic Wiener 9i6liopbilen @eIeIs
idaft 9ons palm auf. oieIeu lsbteu
Wunfd Werner's gu erfiiaen. 8emnddft
erI6eint nun als @abe an bic Mitelieoer
Der 9eieuftatt Elm eenaues 6ocIimile Der
8rieftafde. iiber bersn Snbolt Der Ser-
ausgeber i'm iiireiten 9eft nes .Wertsrs"
MittbeiIungen maft.
3piI9en i~ti55irte ober bolbboaenbete
@ebidte uno 8rudltiide su Dramen
Idrieb 6ebbel in bies Qotisbud Giufdae.
Qlpborismen, @ebanien iiber MenIhen
unb Sbiere. mir beben oorous foIeenbe
Sdbs beraus: Der 9ifter ~ncripanbeli
bic Welt in elm Spiel. Was beibt bos2
Or tebrt bas Ding nm; ipenn in Der
Welt bos @eieb Der Grldeinune erlieet,
10 erliegt i'm aunitpert bic @rideinunq
benz @eieb." 3pei 9lpborismen qelten
@oetbe: .Qm alien @oetbs 1T es msris
ipiirbig, pis er ilh nah unb mad it ben
2unitgeieben abfinoet. Oas pirft elm
G~eflerionslidt auf bic YfuIherei. II @oes
the pertebrte niht nit Der SotalitGt Der
WenIhheit, ionoern NIT ibren einaelnen
6afultGten." Sin annersr @eoanfe 5eiet
Sebbel NIT Der pfphologie Des fruns0iis
lhsn @olies bslhdf.ias, ods e il aus
e;gener MnIhauung lannte: .Warum Inh
Die 6ron3oIen in Der YoIitur cen Dutis
lhen 10 ipeit poraus2 Weil Ie 70 piel
mebr Idmubigen Gsoismus 5u oerbergen
baben. Der 0eutlhe bleibt eipiq 2ino,
ober IS 1T Elm Sesen.4 2iibreno limb biz
Nuf8eidnuneen, bic BON 0ebbeIs Sbiers
liehe 5eugen: .Wer peib oenn, OBJ nihi
iebes Sbier bic 6dbieteit bot. in Elm onbe,
res, b0beres. iiber5ueehen9 grit in eros
Ben MeIttriIen Der Rotur tonnte Si1 Dos
3eieen. - Wiit ipeIn elmer 9Iuts unb
QudlInulo bat bic Menfhbeit Iih burd
lire Sinbe an Der 9bieripeIt bebedtl@
Sine quite SOiasWiir5e muB Bis
fiinf Subn edbren.
Washington Journal., 1914-05-16

4roue oes neuen 8altanItaotes. Dem
gattenbereer ~NIeranber. Dem 5oben5oler
Garl, Dem 4oburger 6eroinano uno Dem
Sdlespig 9oIitein Sonberburgs9lid
burger 9eore Idliebt iih ais fiinfter Ans
geboriger elmer oeutfdeu 6iritenfamilie
Der Yrin5 81 Wisb an, fpelhsr aus Der
6rembe 6eruIen lit, einem gang neuen
StaatspeIen Srbnung unb Die WiDglin=
felt Der Gortsntpidlung gu f4offen. @r
fon Elm neuer n@eors Stdnberbeg" pers
ben, bic @lan5epohe aus Der 3eit bieles
ndtiondlen Seloen, um beIIen @eitdIt Ii9
ein Wtpthentran5 gepobsn, pieoer berdufs
fibren. Der @in3ue ms Qanb lit fir
tbn leitter uno bequemer g%efpeIen. ais
Der Der dnoeren beutfden 9altanFiirlten.
Bie Elm 9isb in Der Nabt muBte li6 Der
9oben5ouer na9 &umGnien I1lei9en. IS
mar Elm Bdgnis auf Sob unb 2eben,
bds Der &oburger ~iibernabm, ais er, cir
e9sunb5pan5igidbrieer Qeutndnt, bonn
Jlrfentbum 8uleartsn 8eiiB nabm.
Wtit Der giqigung san3 gurDpos, nit
Der Gsforte fremoer 8riegsihiffe lit Der
yrtn5 gu Wieb in Mlbunien er1Aienen.
4n Der Siheruns feiner @teIung iinO
gum minoeiten 8fpei @rDBmd9te, Oeftsr=
reid=llngarn uno Stalien. nit ibren 2e=
bensintereien betbeiIigt. Mber grade boz
rim liegt bic beimIide ]eFabr fir iein
Gano unb feline perlon. lin Wbonien
tpirb Der nd9ite Oft Der 9~altanaffaire
geipielt peroen. na1bem bic 3piiden=
paufe, fpeIbe iiberuG nit Riefen : Hiiits
ungen aA9gefiilt pirb, a~baeIaufen.
Washington Journal., 1914-05-16
Der meme Gbef Dcs rnff. @cnerolfabs @iudOmliuO,p

Nn bas unabbdusige Nlbanien, wel4ss
unter Dem @influB bes 0reibunbes gegen
bic mostopitif9en Nipirationen am Bali
fan bleiben ion, fpirb ii6 bic enbgiltige
Mbre1nung 3tpi19en SeIterreih unb HuBz
lamb tniipfen. SIN 2anbe Der S9ipotdz
rem pirb Der BON bielen erpartete &f
5pif9en Der germanif9en unb Der ilolpiz
I1en Melt feline @ntf9eibung finben. Die
Grrihtung bes neuen u%nabbdn9igen Bol=
fdnItdates ais Damn gegen bic flapii9e
s5lut6 beoeutet einen Sieg bes germanis
f9en @ebantens. Oamit bat Seiterrei4z
Inaarn Ieinen Mnfpru9 auf bic Steaung
elmer Baltanborma9t bDn neuem unterz
ftri9en. Ulit Der Grri9tung Mlbaniens
1T benz ruIfii9en @brgei3, bds geiammte
IiibeliropGii9e europa 81 elmer mostopiz
tif9en Satrapie 3ufammen5ui4lieBen, Elm
Stri1 bur9 bic Re4nung gemd4t. Die
aIbanefI9e 6rage 1T gum neuen &itt fir
ben Dreibunb geworben, unb 9eutI9lanb
pirb Dur9 bic @rpdgung Der eigenen Snz
terefm auf bic Seite Der 8u~nbesgenoi en-
sefibrt.
Sn Der Stunoe bes groBen MuB bat
Iid bic 9absbureifde DoppelmOnar9ie
betpdbrt, bas ent19eibenbe Wort unb ben
feften @ntT9IuB our Shat %gefunben. NiAt
bic Gnt1neibung @uropas am griinen
Slid Der 2onboner 8otf9dfterS Reunion
bat bic grri1tung bes u%nabbdngigen all
6uneff9en States geii9ert, bos baden
bic @affen acknowledgements getbdn,
bic bereit paren, ben 0iplOmaten bos
Wort All ne6men unb ben Wiaen @uropas
aur Dur9fiibrung gu brineen. Albanien
fpirb unter Dfterrei1if9em @influB iteben,
unb 6amit tpirb bas @leihgepi4t, pel=
DIES burh bic @4affune GROCER fluipts
fher Gtddten am 8altan tart ms
5dmanten gerotben mar. pieber berge=
lteQt nerben. @eoen bic Mieberberitels
lung folden @lei@geiDihts riiitet beuts
RuBldnb.
3peimaI bereits bat Der &onflitt nm
Ml6anien RuBlanb unb Oefterrei8sllns
garn ndbe an ben Musbru6 zines &ries
qes oefiibrt. Nun finbet. mad Mitte's
@ort, cine 3nif9enpauie ftatt. Man
neiB beute, baB bic BON RuBlanb berbeiz
oefiibrte @~riinbung bes 8dltdnbunbes biz
reft gesen Oeiterreid serihtet mar. Uaan
peiB aud. baB RuBlanb ii4 Oamals milf
tdriI9 nod ni9t fart genug gefiiblt bat,
nm nit MoffengepaIt ein3ugreifen.
Menn beute NuBlanb fieberbaft riifet,
nenn bereits pieber neue B~aIfanbunbz
pldne ouftau9en, penn bic rulif9e Gpiz
pnage gan3 @alioien NIT einem Geb iiber=
sogen bat unb HuBlanb UNI bic fiibIi9en
unb Dftli9en @renaen Der 9obsburger
Monar9ie einen &reis bDn 6einoen uno
Teinbieligteiten gu Sieben lib bemiibt,
bunn fam bies nur dIs Nusnubune Der
Washington Journal., 1914-05-16

2ubauien ais Sturm5entrum am 8aiPan. pitte's 9aIfan.
fpiel uno 3 nd omtinows Kre9sbereitidaft- 6e9en Deut d.
lano militdrilh unc inan5ieu mobil. - Kein Krs9.
Washington Journal., 1914-05-16

, m fiioofli6en Undetermined GurOs
pas bat fif elm neues Sturm=
y centrum oufgetban. Der Sreis
I bunb hot NIT Der @rrbhtuna 0es
Washington Journal., 1914-05-16

lernt, bic O%rganiIation Der 9ruppentOr=
per unb bic S9ulung Der Giibrer groBe
5orti9ritte gema6t bat. piro ausemein
~Sugeeeben. Smmerbin muB es fragIi9
erfdeinen, OBJ 3uBIdnb geneigt fem foIte,
feline pirtbidaftliden Grrungenfdoften
Ourd einen 3rieg aufs Spiel gu leben.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-11-19
LANEY DISTRICT

George Laney Of Chapman rs n
this vicinity this week.
Messrs. Rice and Hardin assisted
ID. M. Swisher with his butcherfng
Tuesday.
L. w. McGinnis is doing carpen-
ter work for Blaine Foster thfz
week. Mr.. Foster is having an ad-
dition built to his barn.
Miss Martha Metz of Talmage
spent Sunday with Miss Mildred
Ramsey.
The Misses Faye and Hazel Fos-
ter entertained the Y. F. F. club
and their brothers" Saturday ev~
ening. The evening was spent in
playing games and music. About
thirty were present. All departed at
"a late hour and report good time.