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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1914-05-21

an attempt was made to regain pos
session of fugitive slave it was de-
cided that no man in Great Britain
could be held as a slave. An act for
the abolition Of slavery throughout the
British colonies was passed by the
British parliament, chiefly through the
exertions of Wilberforce. in 1888, and
on August 1, 1884, nearly 5000 slaves
became free. Their owners were COM
pensated by the British government to
the extent of e20,000,000 sterling.
Slavery was abolished in the East
Indies. then under the control of the
East India company, in 1888. Great
Britain had nothing to do with slavery
in South America or the United States.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1914-05-21
Where Sentiment stons

Mary Johnston in her book, "Ha-
gar has Mrs. Green, one of the char
acters, reply to the heroine's wish that
she could make money by saying: 1T
amt so easy for women to make
money. There's more ways they can't
than they can. It's what they call
Sentiment fights them. Sentiment
don't mind their being industrious. but
it draws the line at their getting
money for it"
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1914-05-21
Best Way to Open RolIs.

1t is exceedingly painful to touch a
boil, even when it is large enough to
open. A correspondent writes that
the best way to do this is to paint
ring or collodion, which can be pur-
chased in any drug store, around it,
being careful not to put any directly
over the boil. AS the alcohol evap-
crates the collodion in drying will ex-
ert gentle but firm pressure all
around the boil, not only opening it,
but forcing out it's contents, which
should be absorbed by perfectly
clean handkerchief or piece Of ster-
ilized cotton.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1914-05-21
To the Point,

A lawyer residing in Washington,
and noted for his laconic style of ex-
preston, sent the following terse and
witty note to refractory client who
would not comply with his reiterated
demands for the payment Of his bill:
''Sir: Il you pay the inclosed, you will
oblige me. If you do not l shall oblige
you"
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1914-05-21
Trial Order.

Beg pardon, sir" said the steward,
but may / bring you some dinner,
sir?'
oh, l guess so,' replied the pas
senger wanly, as he gazed out across
the bounding deep. Il guess you can
bring me one OF approval"
Beg pardon, SIR repeated the
steward, did you say ON approval
sir?"
Yes" groaned the passenger weak
~. You see, l may not want to
keep it."
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1914-05-21

official came up and said so, and the
prince replied, quite pleasantly, that
he was just going. The official retorted,
rather rudely, that the club rules must
be observed, no matter who the mem
Der was. and the prince, without an
other word, left the club, and with
drew his name next day. The MARI
borough owes its existence to that lit
tie lapse or lack of tact on the part
Of one OF Whites people.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1914-05-21
Handy PIow Shoe.

and bore two holes one inch from each
side, ten inches from one end, the
same size as those in the strap. Bolt
the strap firmly to the board, bevel the
underside of the front end, and the
sled is finished. The plowman stands
On the board behind the plow to bal
ance it.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1914-05-21
Great Britain and Slavery,

Serfdom in England was finally abol-
ished in 1850. For a century after
wards colonists and others on a visit
to England were allowed to bring their
slaves with them, but by a judgment
of the queens bench in 1772, when
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1914-05-21
New Modern DANCING

The leading HxperJ and Instructor in New York
laty, writes: Dear Sir:-I have used ALIENS
EooTBASE, the antiseptic powder to be shaken into
me shoes Tor the past years. II is blessing to
al VINO are compelled to be on their feet. dance
Stgnt or ten hours daily, and find that ALIENS
tooT-kAsE keeps my feet cool takes the friction
rem the shoe prevents corns and Sore Aching feet
recommend it to all my pupils
tSigneo E. FLETCHER BALIAfORH
sample FREK- Address Allen 5. Oimsted lie ROW.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1914-05-21
Quarantinina New Sheep.

Quarantine each and every new
sheep you buy until you are thrice
sure it is free from scab before turn
ing it with your healthy flock. Scab
is a great evil.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1914-05-21

One Of the most important items in
sheep raising is to make them grow
rapidly during the summer on grass
and to have them in fine condition in
the fall to start the winter.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1914-05-21

We Wish That Were Enough.
What is the best thing anyone can
get for his dinner?"
Hungry. "-Indianapolis Star.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1914-05-21
T0a C0nn

did Jack impress you much?"
mo, 1t was the first time be had
called"
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1914-05-21
Tough,
What did the Jury do in that
Welsh rarebit case?'
Disagreed, suppose"

Constipation causes many serious dis
eases. 1t is thoroughly cured by Doctor
Pierce's Pleasant Pellets One laxative.
three for cathaTtic- Adv.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1914-05-21
Annual Aviation Stunt.

Spring is in the air"
Hope it's equipped with a good
stabilizer. Boston Evening Tran
script
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1914-05-21
Conservative.

Does he run his car at a high
speed?"
We'll, he will never be fined for
lettering"
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1914-05-21

One objection to a oue-room chicken
hoyse is that the hens roost on the
lests.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1914-05-21

When is an old lady like a trout?
When she takes a fly that brings
her to the bank
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1914-05-21
Best Broilers.
Maxine Sheep Grow RAPIDLY

Pound and half broilers seem to
fill the bill best in most markets
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1914-05-21

Poor Yield Expected.
Don't expect a good egg yield from
a poorly kept hen.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1914-05-21

First Feed for Geese.
The first feed for little geese should
be the same as for chicks.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-16

9imbssrtn unb Nspfel. @ssen eli llbr
tansn bic Gamsroben bss tobtsn
Hnbfahrtrs, nm fid) mad fsinsn Itb.
ten Stlnbsn au trlunbiasn, lnb bic
lebten 0riibe aus BEN Wlunbs bes
dlttn Wsibss entsesen su nebmsn, has
ihHi bic 9fusen 5uaefdIofTeu Bat.
Weinenb htIIten iis fsf, bab bic aei.
q. (pabri9einlid bon ben NufIen)
beraubt tporbeH mar. Die HsFatiuns
tpirb Die Gornpaguie beloraen. Sf
5eigte ben 2eutsn bas Urab, bds id,
an elmer itillen, sriinen Wldusr aeara.
ben. 81. fastsn. an bsr gbauiIss, am
Wsss, alien fidtbar. miifs bas Grab
Iiegen.
ga, iie ba6en redt, 70 mub sinGoIba.
tensrab anselsst lperbsn, 70 lisssn aufj
bic anbern SolbattnsrG6er, bic id
aefsben babe. = - galb nah Der
Weafabrt Der Rabfa6rer, ats mir mad
undngenebmsH Gaitsntagen cine quite
6lbneriuppe 81 uns nsbmsn, ipurbeR
mir burd ben 3uruf auf bic Girabe
ssIodt. sefangens RuiIsn ipurhsn Dor,
beigefiibrt. mir eiltsn binaus unb
fdben ipirtlit enbIoie 3iige ruiiiiHsr
0efongtuer; brei5sbn Ofi3isre, baruns
ter Elm Sbsrii, Sauitnfe bon gemsis
nen. Cine Reue Sdladt, bic S4ladt
6ei Roipo alsranbrid III seponnen.
Rod iinb unfere SffiSiere nidt 5us
riidgetehrt. bic Hibsrss er5dbleE f5nns
ten, iebtnfals aber in Der GrfoIg
sroB. llnfsrerftiis iinb psrbdltnibs
mdbig iusnis sefallen, auf sssneriIfxr
febr pisfs 5pbts unb WeripunSete. gs
heibi. mir feien bier riur 3eus.n zines
steiies Der sroben GdIadt setpefen,
bic i'm ausenblid slpii9en Marffau
uno Pptpo gllerdnbria IN breiter
sgront asf6laaen tperbe. Stbt tperbeH
bi. Gntbsbrunaen Mr lebten Gage
baIb Elm gnoe baben. Die Habrung
mar 70 tndpp aeiporben, bub bic 6un'
be, bic bic Solbdten mitseldlsppt bas
ben, gum 9beil perbunsert iinb, Il.
lissen am Wsge, unb bic am 2ebsn
ssbIieb,nsn 5unbe miiifen bon ibnen
ibssseftsuht iperben, fonit pirben fie
- ipis i'd islbft aefekn - bic aaba.
Der freiIeu. @sfauene pferbe iperben
bon Der 9spSlferuns ldginbar e6.n
falls sur grgdnsung Der maseren Soft
6enubt :. gntiebli9. Tsnli6 babe
it Nabrunssmiitsl requirisren miifs
fen. ba lsifiete Der 4ufruf b.s grsbi.
id,ofs BON @neTen sr1bere Disniie bsi
Der einssf9iib!erien gep0ttsruns als
aIlss gslb.
Subsl, Sdrmonitaildnse, 6urraru.
fe. Die poft III bd Wsr benft iebt
bss 9obien i'm Shuppen, Der Sobtsn
auF benz 5slbe! Wir fei.rn Sonntaa.
Dsin grief bonn %. Geptenber III
bn! Seraliden Dant unb pisls Griibs
bon Deinsni I'd.
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an Der @eiaisI.
g.. 70. 0ftober IA.

80. Gas @eie6t Bel @oipo aIe.
ronoria, bon Dem id) aulest er5a1lt
babe, bat iib tbntiGdIih MIR oils
tleinc Gpiiohe in Der eroben Sdladlt
eruieien, Die cine borlGiifiee Gnt.
ifeiSung aui benz 6itIihen arieas.
id,aupIaB berbeifiibren fol-. llniere
9ruppen jino id)arf bran. Die Siuiien
nebnen iidJ boIlii6 5liaminerL auf
beioen Seiten ertennt man bic ggih.
tiafrit bes gliigeubIids. SieGenipciie
baben bic 9fuiieu bas niuneriide
llebergeipidt iinb geben 5nr Sffeir
iipe iiber, ipogen llnlaebungs. nro
Tair6brii6sperilife, 70 6nB iirier
@enernItommanbo, entiprefen6 bcn
gepeaiIngen beg Seinbes ipieberbclt
ieine gIdHe anbern ntub. Gs ge!iilgt
i,ns. natiirIih iinter be6eutenben Der.
llfiten aud fir nns, Die feiiblihe Gf.
ieniipe su I1bmen. Ger 5ein6 ipeidjt
nerligitcns bier an Der gnbnlinie. Die
nn6 SfpangoroS fiibrt, nad mebreren
fiibnen goritoBen 5iiriif.
Nn6 Dem Siege bel Mofpo.g .glIernn.
oria brdfen mir ip1t gbenos nuf, I'M
rad Sosnofp 81 mnridlieren. Gas
Groitloie eines ioId,en Winrihes i'm
Gunfeln, in Der 9i1iie, nuf griinoIc.
ien @egen I1bt iib idpper beidJreiben.
9uf iGmnler g6ene brei aoIcnnen,
bon oenen iih Sipei portpdrts, Die
brittle riidip1rts beapegen ober bod
beapegen fpoIIen. Cine 9etroleumIdnr
pc, bon einein SeIbtpebeI borausge.
traeen, leudtct nns on ben ihIinnl.
iien a6diern porbei. 3uinmmenItobe,
9eidielbriihe iino unpermei6lih Die
HnIder finben in Dem Chaos cine
fleine llntrrbaItlng in benz 2ntiden
an id)leften 3iearreiL nber clih lie
iperOeu Inn ibren genuB betrogen.
nenn Der Tegen bns Seuer perl5i9t.
sSn Der 5erne Drummer rcd ib iiiiSS
AZ Die aaHoneu: bic rieIen gciange.
men, Die an itns porbeifommem, la.
aeln peraniigt, oenn iie fnnn'g nun
iiidf mebr trefien; iie Dagen fogar
nm cine 8ignrre 81, bitten, fperben
aber IN ibrc 2olonne 5iiriidgeftoBen. |
glb ltr6 ail rlifen iisb @efnniitr biiben |
unb briibrn i'm @ebrdnge @riiBe ,a. |
Srneer, iper aefaIlen, roo Die einScl. |
iier Lruppentbeile i'm Sample sele-
gen bitteH lperben gepc&ielt. Gasl
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@.rniatsnbe aritif.

.0is Gag. 1T gut!4 - Die Gituas
tipn III aussessidnei!" - 60 lautti
bas S6lagport, NIT peIGem bic amt.
lichsn Barrier unb Qonbouer Wiitbeis
lunsen immer ipieber RE lInssbulb
unb bic ltnrilbs bss fran5Dif9en uuo
bes engliiden Wolies gu bef9pihiigen
fu6sn. @escn biefss 6dlagtport tpens
bet iid1 nun bic friiifhe 9sleu6tuns
Der Seiammtldse feiteus eines frdn5os
iif9en militdrifhen SahDeritdrbigsn.
rGines militdriIbsn 6o9Deritdnbisen
bon bobem Rana ni6t mebr I'M af.
tip.n Gisuft", fpie ibH Der BARRIER
9prrdponbent bss aonbousr .Gtons
barb" bsfdreibi. Diefsr Ga6perItdn.
bige madi gesen bic S65nfdrberei Der
frausDiiidsn prsis Gront, iDeI6e bic
Situation aIs gut 4drGttsriiire,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-16
eokal.Dtridt
Gtrahenrd dnbereieii.
geridisSsne gerioHeH bon @eselage.
reru amsefaaen. - Sin gleser
perbafttf.

Sn lsstsr 3sit nsbmen StrabenrGus
bereisn In eri9reden6sr Wsiit ii6ers
banb uno ? s.linst in ben fsItsniisn
Gdllen, Der 8urfhsn babbaft su ipers
ben. Sn Der Radt gum Sonntas psrs
iIfaen 3ipsi Nassr an gpprsb @psnue
unb Wontsomsrp Roab aalprenes
Bellies, bon 80. 1922 Wlorris gIaee,
unb allen Jairfislb, pon 80. 1928
Montsomsrb Roao. su iibsrfaIIen unb
ourh Srobunsen nit ibrsn WejInn
sur Sernussabe ibrer Baarl6aft 5u
peranlaiien. Die stng.faIlsnsn t1rien
laut um 9iIfs. ipslde Rufs BON sinsn
in Der glahbari4aft ipobnsnben Mnnn
pernpmmsn ipurben, Der tslspboniih
ben poliSiitsn Cog aus Ieinsr glaft.
rube forte unb ibm ben @OrfaII NIT.
tbeilts.
Sin sr0btsr Gle ilsibste Cor iid, an
unb elite gum Sdauplab bes iIebers
fdIlts, iuo ibm cine perIonalbeThreis
bung Der Wegelngsrsr gaeben ipurbs.
Gs selang benz gsamten iurae 3eit
ipdter einsu giessr 5u sripdbsn, oui
ipelhen bic Observation-Disclosures BATS
te, unb Der gurf6s ipurbe prompt In
Daft gsnomren. Der 0sr6aftete. mel,
der ieiHsn Wamsn als gbarlss Wbits
aHgdb, ipurbe bon ben 4nqefallentn
NIT gsitimmtbeii ols elmer ibrer On.
srstfer ipieoererianni. bod leuanste q,
nit Der Sa6s stipas 5u tbun stbdbt su
baben.
BON brei WdHnern murb. in SerIsI,
ben Na4t an Der Jrssman aptnue ,ut
OebItr StrdBe Jreb. Warrsn, Don No.
lll6 aoptiHs GiraBs, ongefoIIsn nnt
Onr& Worbalien pon RepoIreru ai,m
SHiptigen eebrnht. Die @frold<
Fanbtn tsin gtlb bsi ibrtm Opfer Dor,
'ntipsHbeitn aber bsisn Didmanisl)or.
|isdnabH I'M msrib bon s46.
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9ie Gr6Hnume Der Hei.rps.
Sanfen.

Ulit benz beutMen Sage besinnt Elm
neues unb iiberaus pi9tises aapitsI
in Der 9eidi9te Der Ser. Staten. Sc
lit bus bic grDffnuHs Der ReierDe6ans
ten. Wer in Der 9ei6i6t.
unferes 2anbes bepanbert 1T, Der
ipeib, bab Die Reseluns Der 6ffsntIi6en
5inan5en unb Oumit aud Der pripaten
5inan5en Die Saupta9ie unieres Bar.
teilebens bilbete. Qus Der 5rag., in
iDel6er Weiie bic Resierung beitinse
menb ouf bic 5inan5en pirten ion, 1T
Die SGeibung sniiaen ben beiOen
9oltsgruppen entitanoen, Die jest nod
unter Der 8e5ei4nuns DON Republitae
nern unb Oemotroten beitebt. @robes
llnbeil 1T bem 2anb bdraus ertpa9ien,
Oab cine angeIesen6eit, fir bic nur
cine tuifienifnftli9e gebanbluna se.
eisnet mar, ben SpielbaG Der partei=
leibenfflaften bifrete. Die f6neren
ipirtbiaaftliden 8ataTtropben, peIde
Die Der. Staoten in unsnbliG gr0bss
rem llmfange als jebes anbere 2anO
unb bebeuteHo bdufiser burhsema6t
ba6en, iino auf bieIe llrfadsn 5uriids
5ufiibren. SEPT iino mir snbIi9 na9
iiber bunoert Sabre lansem Sample
einisermaben Bel Dem ri6tisen prin.
zip anselanst, bab es ni6t bic Q(ufs
gabe Der Rssierung lit, benz Sanbel
9elo gu liefern, ionbern bab Der Sanz
bel fid oas fel6i au 6sI6aff.n bat.
WifsniGaftli9 1T bic Ginii6t burae
georunsen, unb bas III bon gang Be-
IonSsrsr Mi4tistsit, 0ab bas St0nomis |
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ntpabrenb bic beutiGen Sorben unfe,
rem Bobkn BON Nbsims Bis Me3ieres
bon QiIle BIB an ben argpnneri pliin.
bern unb fbdnbsn". Der milit6riId.
&rititer tonftatiert, bab gan3 Bel.
aien, NIT 9usnabme eines geringen
/ Streifen 2anbes, iih CUR 3eit in
btntfhem 8eiib befinbst unb bab bic
Oeutihtn fih auh I'm ri6rbIiben unb
Horbipeitliden ssranfreidb feitgefebi
baben in einem @ebist. bas, na9 gss
ringer ShdBuns, foipobI an llmfang
als Der 3abl Der 8eD6lieriing naf,
minbeitens ein GedftsI bes Gefommt.
reibtbums Srnnirei6s ausmade.
.llnier @erluif an qnnb, gdulihteis
ten, Wlinen, 9abnen u. +. ip. mub
fid,", 70 bsiBt ss ba peit.r, .insses
aefanmt auf 10000, 100000 Jrancs
'ielIen, obue bic Sdanbe, ben Shimpf
unb ben MlsnidenperIuit, unb GILES
anbtre. bas mir 5u erleiben boben.
in Rsdnuns 5u 5ieben; unb bod be-
barpten berporragenbe militGriIfx
&ritiier aui Der onbsren Seiie bes
aanals, bab bic btutfde Dfftniipe elm
sSiasto fei unb in iiihts reiultiers,
tpdbrenb uniere eissnsn 3situngsn
pou SelbitSufrisbenbeit pieberhoIen,
bab bic Situation nnssesejdn,t iei."
0isfe abfdlli9e ariiit u. 5uriaI Der
Sieb iiber ben Ganal BAT ben Barrier
Temps" in Gdredsn reriebt nnb in
Wallung gebrd6t. Sn fsinem gifer,
ben britiidergerbiinbetsn nur ia MID.
drserIi6 lpsrben 5u Iuiien, ernisbrist
iit bds 8lnit Biz sa oem 3ugeitdnbs
nib Der fran5oiifden Shpdfe: rOb-
ne 8,Isisn uub bic 9lqiirtsn mare
iSrantrsid Isi6t gu beiiesen seipef.n."
MAS bic grobe Maile Der 5ran3cs
len ipobl oon folfxm 3useitGubnib |
bsnten mag? Dds mub jebem 0olt,
bas auf bic siaene Gbre bait, Elm
idIimmerer Shimpf Sduhen. als ies
Der bem fransofii6en gpben bonDeuts
iben susefiigter. 0as unaufborli9s |
6erdusiireihen Der eteeiien Selbeutbd. |
Ten isiiens bes briiif6en Sduptqunrs
tiers bat fdon friiber Mibitimmuug |
lnter ben sfransoien berporgerufen.
SO tann burhdus ntft onssnsbm Be.
rii6ren, ipenn man BON bem lisbtn
9unbssssnoFsn INNER iuiebsr 5u Boz
rem bstommt. bab er i'm Grunbe es
1eipeIen, fpeIfer bic GntIdeibunetn
krbeissfii6rt, bub er bic 9inbsren in
lritiIfen Womenten beraussebduen
inb Der i6limmsn Gage bic @.ne
ouna gum 9eFersn eeeebeu bobe. Be-
ionbers bern, ipeIfer, ipie bic Jran5o'
'en oni benz ipeitliteu arieasi4dus
,Iab, ben Saupttb.il Der 2oitsn 5u
raaen bat, biirfte ioIhe Rubrlreb.
oes @srbiinpetsn ipenis bsbagen.
2lbn ale errssts Gmpfinblihteit
inf alIe MiberfoIee tperben nit BEN
linen Shlas,uor. 5uaebadt. buh .bie
Situdtion aiinftis" III. sic fDirb In
,er optimihii6sn gslsudtuns Der
lmtliten Barrier unb 2pnboner 0ars
felluns siinitia bleiben unS iebs apns
fatirung Der offsntunbissn 9boifadsH
pirb BON bieIsm omtlihen Spiimiss
nus abprallen. tis sinnul bi. Wirt.
ifteit nitbt msbr gu peri6ltiern III.
Biz Der s5inssr Der Seuti6en tpieber
in bic 5bore ppn paris antIopft unb
,is beutI6e gauii, bic iid bereiis iibsr
zen aonal redt. ben GrslanberH bas
)eim In ben Baden fdbrt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-16

ENGLAND Is replenishing her purse
by new war lonns, treasury certificates
and all the arts OF financiering to meet
a staggering expense which throws the
costs OF the Napoleonic wars into the
shade. But the money disappears al.
most as fast as ii comes in for the
reason that England must not only
meet her own needs but also act as
treasurer to her Allies. Russia, Servia
and Belgium make constant appeals TO
John Bulls purse and they can not be
ignored for without her Allies England
would be broken reed. II requires DO
past master II finance TO foresee the
day when Englands wealth must give
out under such constant drain. The
silver bullets which in the opinion of
Chancellor Lloyd George are to decide
the worldwar into which England has
plunged without cause will grow beauti,
fully less every day, and some morning
the Chancellor win wake up and find
the war chest empty. These financial
facts furnish the answer TO the oft re-
peated question:; How does Germany
ever expect 20 win the battle against
the English isles, intrenched behind her
four seas7 When her money supply is
gone, Great Britain will be the first TO
offer peace. The British sympathizers
will presumabley not agree with ns and
maintain that Germany as the poorer
will be in financial straits long
before England feels them. This con
tention is based on the current error
that Germany is poor country which
she is not. In forty-three years OF
peace during which commerce and in
dustry flourished az in no other coun-
try the German nation has accumulated
immense wealth which is freely offered
to the Government as the war loan has
demonstrated that was received with
enthusiasm and has been paid up to the
last farthing. All these resources the
German Government can apply TO her
own use and need not turn over dollar
to Allies. II the financial strength of
France is pointed out, it is sufficient TO
state the indisputable fact that by far
the greatest part Of the savings Of the
French nation are invested in Russian
Government stock and in the industrial
enterprises Of that country which
for the time being are an Gbso-
ute loss. 1t is no exaggeration to say |
hat France is helplessly crippled. The
,ope to down Germany with silver bul.
cts is dream.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-16

ipugtI, ileBen t9 dnfu1ren, Dp1 pas
| @eiagte ipirb pobl geniisen, Inn ber
SroBen Segen 3u erfaiTen, Der uns mil
Der Srrihtung Der Reierpebanten 5us
tbsil fperben fpiro.
OWING TO numerous inquiries from
shippers who are anxious for an exact
statement regarding the rights to ship
American goods to neutral countries
the State Department has decided.
Neither Great Britain nor any other
combatant has any right, under inter
national custom, to condemn shipments
OF any kind, contraband or otherwise,
II destined to neutral port and not
consigned for transshipment to the
enemy.
II Great Britain or any of the com
batants can prove, by conclusive evil
dence, that cargoes consigned to neu-
tral ports are really intended to be
transshipped to the enemy, without
breaking bulk. those cargoes are liable
to seizure and subject to the action OF
prize court.
These rulings are correct but the
trouble is that the United States do
not enforce them, They permit Great
Britain to seize ships and cargoes on
the ground that the importing country
does not furnish guarantee that the
goods will not be shipped to the enemy.
1t is none of our concern what other
countries do with our goods and what |
they refuse to do. Our Government |
also Yields to the demand of Great |
Britain that our exports OF conditional
must not be shipped to
order but TO n definite consignee, with |
the result that the goods can not be
exported. Our Government is derelict
in not taking firm stand against this
demand OF Great Britain. The
rulings issued by the State Department
show a most dcplorable and humiliating
state of affairs. They prove that the
State Department knows our rights but
ioes not dare to maintain them. I'm.
fortunately tho administration is sust
aimed in this inactivity, prejudicial to
,ur commercial rights and insulting to
our national dignity, by pro-British
,apers like the New York "sun" which
n its infatuation for Great Britain has
ost all sense Of American rights and
american honor.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-16

rungen, Ole oas neue Spiiem nns ses
ipabrt. lieben iid anfiihren, bod bas
@elagte fuirb pobl seniisen. Inn ben
groBen Sesen au srfaifen, Der uns nit
Der @rri4tung Der Reierpebanten gus
tbeil tperben miro.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-24
AURORA SLUGGER AGAIN

The night slugger Of Aurora was
busy again last night. Last night
Susie Miller, %, was the victim of
an attack on the outskirts.
The man became frightened and
escaped after the girls screams
brought three men to her rescue.
This is the third incident of this kind
since the murder of Jennie Miller.
The women of Aurora are now afraid
to venture out alone at night.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-24

saloon of Abe Goldman, 625 W. Madi-
son. Arrested.
Mrs. Helen Orlick, 3041 N. SpauId-
ing av., overcome by gas from heat
er. Revived.
Geo. Novak, 1a47 S. Ashland aV.,
told cop he was king of England.
Held for examination.
Mrs. N. A. Butler, 1853 w. End aV.,
severely scalded by steam. Fixing
radiator cap.
Rose SiIverstein, 1925 MarshfieId
av., hit by auto. Severely hurt. Car
didn't stop.
Clara BuchaIter, 1850 S. Morgan,
attacked and robbed by man. Lost
$14 handbag.
Single tax speeches for cuIlman
prize among high school students to
be held in Schiller hall, "a w. Ran
dolph, Nov. 81. ..
Henry KoehIer, 5o47 Erie, dropped
dead in stockyards. Heart trouble.
Christ MaIeres, 20 S. Sangamon,
dead on stairway. Heart disease.