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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-11-02
Advantage With the Goat.

"'Tis only goat" murmured the
man, as he strobe into the strange
farm. "'Tts butt man." retorted the
goat, as it went at 1t in a business way.
Baltimore American.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-11-02
Both Sides of The Conflict

EDITORS series of articles prepared by
pers giving situation The Germans
claiming fighting the right and the Allies
strongly contend unfolding The parallel
light the tangled sua
ton.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-11-02

in the bank were received b. the di-
rectors, who are having difficulty in
making a choice. About fifty en-
ployees will be required.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-21

GOllloliOateS VOan Gc. W. 5sd,.g,gI 1 g9r0'
eirBBte nno 6rit earipirte QeitGnlidlt In ncr
@tabt. Rfdneer fi.r iraeno cine 2eildnpe 6e'
bnlteu Se. td1eae Ridnoer Sum Rripnts8erl6nt.
@fttgrsfFinadnd snm Btindts2hrsnn.
9LEen grhanls glnnnnen.

gSoI6ington 20. @loi.
SSr oer 9citri0cn aabinctsiibung
oBen mdbrcno Ger &erbanolungen
iibcr Oic pibtigiten 9lngeleoenbeiten
&rdiioent 8ilion ln0 ieine &dtbe
@onoueh bic SefretGr 9rpon bon
ieiHer SrlIGtiarni geIieiert 6otte o6-
gleid iic meoer reif nod ioitig wo-
rcn. SetretGr @arriion erfldrte,
cine Der 5riiAte mare gcraoe genug
fir ieinen 9(ppetit eeweicn o6er Scr
General 9lnlpolt @lc9iepnolos idIang
icinc Rortion nit Eo0espera6ting
binob. 8rDou piroc 5um @dnonrn.
S0nig ocr 2louiiiiitrotion crtldrt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-21

rcre 8ottailIone Snionterie unO SIC.
gincuter &oDollerie befdmpften oic
Ilanlnen. S6mo6l feiH Wiauge( all
@oiicr 6crriAte, 10 erpieieu iid oodl
Die Sdbcl Der &npalleriiten nit iuel-
den oieiel6en oaS @ebiii6 ab6iebcn,
bcOeuteno nibliHer mO lpirfianter.
Seit iic6 0oS a6nigspaor bier olIi
bdlt BADEN Die Suiiragetten 9roBe
SIftipitdt an Den Gag gelegt glIS
oie N}njeitGteu 6eute oen f6nigliAen
&apillion perlieBen iprangcn 5pci
6rauen Dor ibr @efdbrt rmo icblpon.
gen ein Banner nit ser 9lufidrift:
rStimmreht fir 5rouen~
Senrp SiegeI mad gtem
Yort ob9ereiIt.
9 ont6 ombton GnglanO, 90
@3oi. SeurD SiegeL geeen ipelden
in Ger6inoung nit Dem 5aaiiiemcut
ieiner &ripotbant uno ieiuer &ods
refDulller Nntlagen Oorllegell, III
6eutc bon bier na6 9lcw 0orf o6oe-
reiit.
Q StiftungSfeit 6es oErini.
tD $ouie.@
2on0on, 20. W2ai. Iic 400
id6rige 6eier Der @riinoung ocs
oEriuitD Souic~, ser wcltberii6niicn
Organization Ser SBifiS.Gopitduc.
welbe i6ren Gbarter am 20. Nloi
1914 BON Seinrid Oem s. er6ielten
wurOe 6eute bier 6egongen
Gle @eidihte Oes nIrinitD Soiie"
lit oltcb Die @eididte ser 9eberrib.
ung Der See our6 @roB6ritonnien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-21

St.25-0arpcr's SerrN nno jnriid.
1,5O-NbnrlcStpmn Summit &pint, 9ena
oeSUillc Mno @inmcitcr iino 5nrid,
Sunnlnn, "A. Mai. Spe3ial5ug per.
ldBt Ntouni RoOal-&abnDpi s ll6r
Wiorlens, Gdmoen Nabnbof $40
Niorlens (Oiai2l- 23lb)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-21
l)ermillImgS-UOnIcrcll5 I'M 9mge
DOt(battrr ga0ama br9ri6tg gtIe0atrn
1teine Jn1ru6liOn megen 9uerta'S RcignatiOn
25trco's erfter 8teg Bet 9arficro
Stcinc &adridt bon siliman nnO @arts.


lin llbr aeIern Nadmittag na6m sic %ermittlnnaS-
@Oncren5 3iagara sails iBren gnfang NadJ furmeer
gcgrHRnng Der SeIcgaten erfOlste gertaanng
@euero |ila errinst eiuen crltcn Sira IN Der SuI.
tiaOsGampagne 81 @GrcOUn.
General Sucrta crflGrt in euem SnterUiem Oa6 cr
Den megfauihCn 0ecgaten feline Snirnou gegcbcm ia.
be, eiuc OeguatiOn 6ei Der @crmttmugS SGuucrcu5 an
OffcrirGH.
6lOtteu-0epartemeut benbidtigt cine 0iuiium Der
amcrtanden 6lOteumadt aus megifaniidlen eeudNerm
5Hrid5n3ie6en.
Der 0afcn SampicO uO inter alien lmfGn6cn ffr
Den 6aHOe reigebaeu uerOen. 8aI6inatun uirO eOeu.
tiel SdJrittc gegen glOfaoc einleten.
Sai6iugtOu er6G fcine ucitcrcn pffi5icIen Nadrid.
ten i6er Oen gcr6e6 Ocs SrcGuuulS Silmau mmO a6er
ben Earfs.Saa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-21
0lciianalian 0ncrtaIa mad nnt0riiirt

0lciisnatiun Sncrta'S uidt nntOriiirt
StaOt Megifp, 20. Nlai. -
Ter prOUiiOriidJc &rGiiOcnt Suerta
Iagtc Bcntc in cincm SntcrDieiu:
uSic mcgifauiiden Sric6cnS-1clc-
gutrn babcn fcinc SnitrMftion, 6ei Der
GOufcrcu5 81 gliagnrn 6als mriuc
9ciigmatiOu 81 Offerircn."
Ger &rGiiocnt ipradD nit gruRrr
@ncrgic nuO bcfrGftigte ieiuc @Ortc
nit elmer daraftcriitiIdcn Sciurgnng
Der rcdtcn 6auO
%Or Oiciem Sntcrpiciu bate Der
fungirenOc Miniitcr OeS glMsmGrtigcn
bic GrtlGrnng o6gcgc6cu, Ona Die
mcgifaniIdJen 9clegatcn oic Nladt
bGtten, bel Der Gonferen5 ii6cr irgenO
cine Sragc sur 9Oinng ocr intcrna-
tiuualcn Sdluicriofcitcu 3u bnnOclH.
5rie0ensf- Gonfcrcn5 err.
offnet.
yt aguru sails, Ont, 20.
@iai. Gic &crInittlcr in Der meri.
fauiibcn 6rage mo sic Gertreter scr
Der. Staotcn mo scr SuertdsGcgic-
rlng begoinen nit i6rer eriien ior-
mclen Goniercn5 I'M 8 llbr 6eutc
9ln6mittag. 3ucrit wliroen oie 9le
Gcln fiir bic llntcrbanOlitngcu luO sic
oorlmuiige 0rgopiiation ocs Ser
mittlungs-& -&eriobrcns in 9cratbung
ge5ogcR
9}a1s elmer 9egriiBungs 9lniproc6e
olr6 9otiboiter Gagama unO elmer
entiprehcnoen glntport ollrb oic Jie.
prdientanten Der merifaniiben uno
amerifanii6en 0elegatcu ocrtagte
ii1 ole &ermittlun9s-G s-Gonieren5 bis
5um 9lbeno. IS muroe ieoo9 ange-
finOigt, ooB oie Siblng am gl6eno
cine infornieae iei uno 0aB oieiel6e
mir 3wii6en ben @ermittlern imO
oen anerifaniicben Delegaten itattfill,
ocn meroc
8otlhaiter ga @oma iagte in iei-
ner observation-disclosures.
0Dic &ermittler entbieten Sbnen
elm 6er5licbes g9iQfommen un0 red.
nAl oarauf ooB mir nidt ausciuan-
oerge6en peroen, o6ne DAB Sbrc Soif.
nmgen in @rfiiaung gegongen iein
meroen. Sbre Grpartungcn limo I'M.
3peiiel9oit oieiel6en oie lms crnlt
tbigten, oieic glrbet internationaler
5Dmpat6ie, meldc aus Dem @nnidj
entiprang oaB Der, SortI6ritt oct 81.
piliiation in 9lmerifa nidt ourb ei-
men arieg 5wii6en Sdueitergiatio-
men unter6rorben meroe, gu niterneb-
men.
Ielcgdten ser &ereinioten Stooten
bon 9(merifo ltn0 DeIegaten Der Ser.
einiqten Stooten son Qlerifo. mir qc-
6raitAen Sbren 9fatb, Inn 5u einer
2ofrg OeS GonIittes 5u aelangcn
pcldcr bic Sarmoliie 3Wii6eu Sbren
giatiOnen 5u 5erit0reu oro6t. IS 1T
lciat 81 crfcunen BOB nit ii critrr
2iuie fiir sic arbeiten, in0 6 inter.
lieat feincm 3weiiel, oaB Sic Sen
gortbeil aus irgeno einem elteu 9ie-
inltat 8ieben mcroen oos iiniere glr-
belt 6eroor6ringen iollte-"
Die GonIeren5 purOc IN einem
3irnner inn Oierten Stodiuerf oes
uGliiton &otels" NIT 9lus6lid auf 0ie
giiagara Sale ae6alteu qlu oaS
Sibings8immer i6lieBcu iiA tleinerc
Simmer iiir 9crot6uuaS5pede uu
9(nr Npniun Npr Snnfprpna hnftnu Nip
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eriannt beiieS englii6eS Sclbitunterri6tSmeri
&crlangt @ratlsproipeite.
@ie lperbc id Hitr0er her @ercininten @taas
temp Sruqcn un0 9lntpOrcn. Rrei5 81 90
9raltiiher 9iatbGeDtr iuE WeiGditslente:
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GneliI1er eprahmeIiter, bor6ioll6es enelt,
IDes ScIhltunierri6lsperi sBreis $i.66
Breis 9bc
9cntId Gnali6es nnb GngliIdD 0eu.idlrs
&drtcrbuh, iibcr 400 GetcE, nit sluaabe Der
glusipra6e 4rei5 60c.
Gas mrurRe heatImc qi-berbam. 8}rcs zoe
Nunlbud Grutidlce BreS SOC
arrncr ginillarung nnb glnSbIoang auf ie'
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Gclcgaten cine flm3e 3ltionunonhmit
init Den GernIittlern, bel pelc6er luc.
mig 6ormalitdtet aus9etatidt mur.
ben Gie amcritoniibcn 0clcgutcu
6attcn bel ocn Gernittlern Dorgeipro.
cbcit, lnO mdbreuo tic init ocnielben
ipradcu. erihienen ouh Ole mcrita-
nii1en Delegotcn. Sci Der peri0n.
libcn 9egriiBung milroe Oie inertia.
riide 5raAe ailf flr5e 3cit Uollitdus
oig Dergeiien Gle purocn BEL oicier
eelegcnbcit ndber uiteiunuocr bc.
tannt ais Oics bei 0cm 3onfctt 0eS
ipaniiben goiicboitcrs onl lebten
Somitog in 8aibington Scr 6aa
mar Ger @eian0te 5uarc5 BON
Gbilc 6otte iic6 perip1tet, criuhte ober
tclegrap5iicb, Die critic Gonieren5 nidt
5il Oerlbie6eu 2lls iih Bic Gcleaa-
ten 5lr NlittaosihmOe trciuten, batte
iib cine gll3o6l 9leugieriger por Dem
0otel eiugeiltnoen uno Die Soilpt.
perlonen IN Der Gonieren3 uuroen
bon photographer oiifge6alteu, fir
oic iie gutuiitbig poiirteu.
Sn 8aibington eingclau.
fene gtaHrirDten.
aibingtom 20. D1ai.
Iie 9todriht bon General Suertos
iormeller 9nfiinoiouug ieiuer 9c.
rcitpilligfeit, pom 9lmt 5urid5utre.
ten Inn Die 9eileguig Der nerifani
ben Sdpieriafeitan 3i erlei6tern
Die geraoe ~ 9eaifn Der Grofimng
Der @oniern5 5u 9liugoro Sails ae-
maht mur0e, Derlriahte 6eute 9lbeno
unter 9lominiitrotionSs9eamten gro-
BE 9eirieo9ung
IoB Suerta ieine Ielegaten Bu
g}iagora5ollS pripatim initruirt Sat.
te, ieine Geiignotiou 5u lnter6reitcu.
falls Oies not6wenoig iueroen ioIIte.
war III oipIontntiiden areiieu III
@ai6ington ihon ieit lebten D9outog
befonut o6er oa feline pifi3ieue CT.
fldrung Suerta'S uorbonSpn mar, %
wuroe 6efiirdtet ooB ct ieoen 9lo.
mcnt ieine @eiinning duoern mod.
te
Gie 1auptiddlibc 5duieriQfeit
6ci Der gernittlrugs .Goniereu5 bill.
BET oie Stellungno6mc Ser gonititu.
tlonalllten uelhc ioipcit iit1 cnpba.
ma gelpeigert bo6cr, iic5 ouf irgeu0
eIne Scrtnittllng 3ir 9eileglng Der
tnneren 8irrcu 0lerifo's ciu5uIalien.
Us lit ie0oh 6efanut oaB Die 9iegic.
rrng III Baibingtou 6ofit, SAB uadj
S1luB ser Soltillo-Gumpaane cine
gteuoeriing III oer5tellungnabme oes
@encrol Gorron5o imo Ser iibrigeu
gonititutionaIiiten.6iibrcr eintreteu
mtro.
Cine micbtige gntpidllno oes 6el.
tigcn Cages biIoete cine Goniereu3
meIde BON 5tootS. 5etretdr grpou
einberllfen Uitr0e ulO in meltber oer
iclbe nit Dem britiiheu 9otidaiter
Spring 9ice un0 oen @eiauoiet
Ban @apparo bon Den glicOcrlanoeh
ole 3uitduoe aui oen Sampico Rc-
troleumldnoereieu in 9erat6lng 300.
Froteite iuiirOeu Doriiber erbobet
oaB Dor ser @iunu6me BON Eampico
oiirh sic Gonititiitionaliiteu 4etro.
leiimI6noereieu rclt6e BON glmerifa.
uern aepdHtet waren bon 6o0erali
iten.9eanlten AT britiiHe mo 6oIlan.
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(erpIOiiOn anf 9lcfrutcnidliff.

SalIeio, Gol., 20. Dtni.
gIuf Dem 9icfriitenidiff uSntrepio"
ii Der 9iobp yorO bon Wlore Sslano
creignetc iic6 geitern int W1uidmen.
roAm cine Goinpf grploiioiL olr6
rcldc orci Seute @crIesun9cn crlit-
ten iucl6c III einem Sad Iebensge-
fd6rli6 iino. 0urA oie grploiion
iuurOen ou6 Die glmmoniotr6breu
gum 9eriten eebroht iu0 bic GerleB.
ten maren Oiirc6 Die 9lmmonioOGmpie
bcinabe critidt che i6ucn 9eiitono 8li
Sbeil puroe. Scr Solipt.S8aiier
pdrter 8. aeQD lieet Dem @eridt
rad i'm Sterben unO Oic beioet oiis
0crcn &erIcetcii iino sic Gleftrifer
s. $. GoIowea ipo 9. q. Seurp.
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liyOrticHMna iieIe 8. eeIlt.l
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@icOer i'm sattel.

Sbeooorc &ooieoelt l9on mie0cr tii6s
tia an politiiber 9lr6eit. @nt-
wirit @ldnc fir Gampagnctour
bon Der ntlantiidcn bis 3ur pacifi-
i6eu aiiitc. aritiiirt 9Srdiiocnt
9Silion.
0piter@aD, 20. @lai. 3w6lf
Stimoen no6 iciner 9Riidfe6r BON
5iioomcrifa bciauO iib S6erit 9looic-
oclt 6ereits iumitten politiiber glr-
belt. @r man 5u frii6cr Shlnoe aui
oen 9einen uno 6egann ioiort na6
Dem SrH6itiid nit Der q(rbcit.
IS muroe 6eite in @ria6rung gc-
6raht, Dab S6erit &ooicpclt cine ici-
ner idmcriten Ganipognen in ieincr
Nolf6abn criuartet. Gr 6cubiihtiQt,
nit 9(usna6me Der 3cit, pcl9e Icinc
9ieiie nab Spanieu sur So63eit ici-
mes Sobnes Gernit iii 9lnipru6
nilnnit, ieoe N}inute Bis sum globcn-
ber Der Folitif 81 miomen. st beab-
i6tigt, cine Der lGugitcn Gumpagnc-
Ionren, oic cr ie ma6tc, uno mel6c
i'm pom atlantii1en bis gum porifis
i6cn O5ean 6ringen miro, 5u inter
nc5men. @r miinibt 10 idnea mie
mogli1 mieoer in 6ii6lung nit ocn
9lffaircn Der progreiiiuen &urtei 5u
fomnen lmo Die W}ni9inerie fiir Die
fommenoc Gampogne in @ano 3u
6ringcn. S6on e6c CT bon Sii0ame.
rifa a6reiitc, bcgnnn er nit 0cm @nt-
wurfc ieincr 9lrbeit uno arrangirtc
per &abel @onicrcn3en init oen Tii6-
rcrn Der gartei. 9ie critic oieicr Son.
fcren5en mltroe auf 6eute angciebt.
Cine 6eionoers idarfc Ganpogne
miro SiooicOclt in Fcnniploanien iii1-
ren.
G6erit 9iooieDelt fritiiirte 9eute sic
Stelhngna6me 0es 8r1iioenten gSil.
ion 81 Der Gontroperie nit Colombia
iiber oen Yonomnfanal. Gr er6pb
gan5 enti6ieOen @inpono gegen oie
3a6liingsleiihng an Colombia, mel
dc er ais u@rprciiung~ be5ei6net.
@r iagte, es fonme i6m geraoe por,
ais Oh ii6 eiu ipdterer ABrdiioent Dem
gta6iolger Suerta's segeniiber megcn
Der 8eicbung bon @era Gru3 enti6ul-
Oi8en miBtc. Sn 8c5ug auf Die @e.
5o6llmg BON $25, 100000 al Golom-
bia idgtc Der 06erit: uOas lit einfod
lnOenfbar."
6crncr iprad iit6 9looiepelt IN Scr
ibdriiten @eiie gegcn oen @ioerrltf
Der %anama -9efreiungsflouiel
aus @r iagte, cs miiroe am ElaBc
iein ooB Ole ,Sraee Scr 9lrbitration
untcrporien piiroe, a6er es Iei lnent-
idulo6ar, o6ne glrbitration noHjuge-
ben Oo er iiber5elgt iei oaB sic Ser.
Staaten berehtigt icien, i6ren aii-
itenidifien 3ollfrei6eit 8t geip66ren.
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Riurr lDlrw ]Dark.
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@rORe8 Srci GOuSert
Ocs 6crii6mten
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9D}dnner6OrS
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OOu @ilfes6arre, ga.
gloolpb 9aniCn, Sirieent.

9Ils elm 3ciMcn Der 9urriCunun1 Der i6nru
OUn ocu o@ercuiaien eannrrn uDn Baltimore"
Dci i1rrm irRiaGn 9eium oicicr etabt aeUio.
mrtcn @oiiircunoidlait uuo I'M Geuru, bic bem
CONCERT in Der osgricSaac" geitem gi6eno nidli
beiWo9rrn foHaien, cine Ojelrocu6cit tic ~ 08.
rcu, 81 Gc0cn, Bn6eu lid bic Nitaleber Der
,Gpncuroia" 0crchpaia bn5u urritarocn, Gcuie
ADeuo IN 9liyer @icw cir GunScrt 81 uerauital.
tcn, 81 pc!dcm Der Giniriit abiplnt frei IL.
Gin ieincs @rpgrnmn nus nltcn nn6 neiicn
Sicocrn fir Midnnerdur uiro uAtcr 2rituug ocS
DcriBmtcu Giriaenicn, 9louip9 6anicn, ansne.
iiGrt wcrocn. Ter uoae 66or uon i2O stinp
men pifo t8tincgmcn.
cas aau5r @ubiiium III Gerjln eueelaocn.
sne elcIiriiGcn aiHien iH0rcn nan aIper
@icp.
Grinnert CAD ber etuuoc punt $50
(Nidi2lib)
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1lrbrr Orn W3ran.
TlieSt 9NmmCI im 9(u:
gult.
0tnterifamiicbes @rbal-
tumgsiuert in OiOmt.

Gbot Der cngIii6en Sliifrogetten.
2onoom 90 W}oi. Gen 9lu-
quit oieies Sobres 6at @ultoo Som-
mel, ser 6ritii6c 9loiotifer, fir enen
geriub, ii6er oeu otlontiiGen S5eon
81 flie9en gep16lt, Ser 9leroplou,
in pelhem er oeu Sing lnterne6men
miro, 6efiuOct iid ieiner 9lngabe nad
jebt inter Gonitruftion. Geriel6e
miro einen N}otor Don 200 @feroe-
frdften cr6olten. Ger gleroplou miro
500 @olloneu @etroleum un0 Oel
mitfii6ren Sammel beo6iidtigt, iei-
men Sing BON Der amerifonii6enScis
te ans 81 beginneu
3ur Gr6oltung Der 9oiilis
ia pOn can Glemente.
9fom, 20. W2oi. Sn @egenport
Der Garoindle Gibbons, 6arlcp imo
6olconio uno pieler FrGlatcn uno
@iitglieoer Ser 9(riitofratie er0iinete
6eutc Cardinal G'GonnelG ser Gr5-
biiAoi BON Bottom oen mteriroii6en
9leauoOuct AIR @rboltimg oes 6lmoa-
mentS Der 9oiilifo oon San Glemen-
te, oeren &cftor er lit. Gic 6onOS
iiir Die 9lrbeit murOen Ourb oneri-
fouiiAe Su6icriptionen oufgcbro6t
mo Die 9llsiii6ulng oeS &rojeftes
BAT wert6polle @emdloe BON @}oiac'
clio mie oub oaS ieiniie nod criitiren-
De Nciipiel cincs 0iitbra- Gempels
Dor Dem llntergong 6ewa6rt.
Gle @eriibtc bon Dem llmpobliein
oe5 %opitcs erpieien iidj 6eute olS
0rtnolos. Ger @opit empiing 6eilte
cine 9ln5obl ST 9ciuA bier weilcnoer
%rdlatcn. Gie 2ler5te 6aben i'm al
lerOings eriu6t 3nr @rbaltung iei-
ner @eilnobeit fiir Oas 6eOoritebenoe
Goniiitorium feline 9luoiencen 10 Oiel
wie moglicb 81 Oerfiir5en
q. &. @uieDiie geitorben.
@oriS, 90. @loi. @ierre &mll
@uieDiic, welAer inter 9eon Bur
geois bon 1S95-tS9G Golonialnini.
tier inn fron50iiiben Cabinet mar, lit
6euie I'M 9llter bon 73 So6rcn &c
itorben
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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1914-09-03

ktons. France had two armoreda cruise
ers In the orient. Fhey were theaMont-
calm, $500 tons. and the Duplex, OF
$500 tons.
Comparisons showed that numeP-
tcally as well as in aggregate displace-
ment the combined navies of England.
Russia<and France were three times as
strong, on paper, as the combined
navies of Germany and Austro-Hun-
gary. The French navy was superior
in number OF units to the German navy.
but in displacement therGerman navy
was about 100000 tons heavier than
that of France.
Much was expected ofsthe submarine.
The triple entente was vastly superior
to Germany and Austria in underwater
craft, the latter having only thirty in
commission as compared with ut sub
marines commissioned In the British,
French and Russian navies. The Ger
mans have not gone in strongly for
submarines.
Germany and England ara the only
nations in the group which have built
any battle cruisers. These are huge
cruisers Of high speed and Of great of
fensive power. They are IN reality
battIeships in which some thickness OF
ar1nor has been sacrificed in order to
permit the installation OF powerful
driving machinery to obtain speed.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1914-09-03
BELGIUM'S BELOVED ROYAL COUPLE
ALBERT IEOPOLD CLEMEN1

ALBERT LEOPOLD CLEMENT
~ MARIA MEINRAD is the full
"A name of the king of Belgium,
| Al Ia the country which put up such
| a splendid resistance to the advance of
| the kaiser's forces. He is the younger
son of the Duke of Flanders and would
never have assembled the throne of his
uncle. King Leopold, had not three 9TH
er heirs died before the old monarch.
Flanders Oldest son, Prince Baldwin,
came to lamentable end, shrouded in
| a mystery similar to that which en-
quilted the death of the Crown Prince
Rudolph Of Austria, so young Albert,
never intending to rule, was educated
quietly and allowed to follow his own
tastes for books. for mathematics and
for bicycle riding.
He is tall-over six feet, in fact-well
knit, broad of shoulder, and his face is
little chubby and pink checked His
hair is light golden, his features
straight and manly, and all Europe
calls him its handsomest king.
The king before he reached the
throne made a voyage to the Kongo.
On his return he made deep i'm
preston upon humanitarian Europe by
his speech at Antwerp announcing
that he would head the movement in
favor of the natives welfare there and
would do everything in his power to
change the cruel conditions then ex-
listing. His impression of the Kongo
also appeared in interesting book form.
King Albert has breezy style of writ
ing. He is witty, and his cabinets, they
Gov 4
of hunor. For a long while before he
became king he was a newspaper re-
porter, wrote stories, carried police
card and took his assignments as
meekly as any cub.
His other accomplishments - and
they are many-include motoring and
motor cycling, awaiting, riding and
driving, shooting and fishing and SOL
diering. He is immensely popular. even
with the Socialists of his senate, and
the people appreciate his democratic
businesslike attitude toward his posi-
ton as their ruler.
Queen Elizabeth of Belgium is one of
those desirable royalties who do much
to atone for the shortcomings of many
members of their dynasty. The queen
has endeared herself TO her people by
her loving personality and her good
works, and, as the daughter of the
good Duke Charles Theodore of Ba-
varia, the renowned ocuIist, she has
been taught to look upon the people as
her charges. Her dominant desire has
always been for the betterment of the
lowIy To assist in this consunma-
ton she has studied while other prin-
caSecS havo Y1avpd and achiax1od xzf1;Jo
her royal contemporaries have dreamed.
AT the age of sixteen, inspired by her
father, Queen Elizabeth devoted her
self to the study Of medicine and made
such rapid progress that she astouish-
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1914-09-03
TABLE SHOWING COMPARATIVE
STRENGTH OF NAVIES IN WAR
Here great European war compare:
Drea thoughts
- 4 n,,,ntc.nn

During the past year four battleships
and two battle cruisers were adde's to
the British navy, and a fifth battleship
has just gone into commission. Three
battleships and battle cruisers were
completed during the past year for the
German navy, and three other battle
ships and two battle cruisers have been
launched. For the Austrian navy one
battleship had been completed and one
launched, with no new ships laid down,
while the Italian navy had completed
two new battleships third was near
ing completion, and another had been
launched. In France two new battle
ships had just been finished, two others
were about to be commissioned, and
three have recently been launched No
new battleship has been finished in the
Russian navy during the past year, but
four Russian Dreadnoughts launched
in 1911, soon will be ready to join the
fleet
The British navy had forty three
battleships in commission in the first
and second home fleets as compared
with thirty-nine battleships last year.
The German navy had twenty five bat