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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-02-20

Musical Dunbars, City hall. tonight
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-02-20
LOCAL BRIEFS.

| LOCAL BRIEFS.
Musical Dunbars, City hall, tonight.
Mark Grant of Windsor was bus
mess visitor Thursday in town.
B. L. Nicholas was in Watervlle
Thursday to attend the A. o. U. w.
and the Pythian Jubilee meetings.
Mrs. Madeline Lord of State street
is in Boston and vicinity visiting rel
tives and friends.
Harry Pierce of Attleboro, Mass, is
in the city, being called here by the
death of his father, J. Frank Pierce.
Arthur Merrill of China was among
the business visitors Thursday in the
city.
Jerry Pierce of Windsor was in the
city for a portion of the day Thurs
day on a short business trip.
Charles A. White proprietor of the
Colonial bowling alleys is confined to
his home with sprained ankle.
Harry Reed of Weeks Mills was in
town for awhile Thursday on q short
business trip.
Martin Hewitt of Cooper's Mills was
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-12-13

neral gbriftion Jrsberid 8rpers, Ell.
ner Der 5iibrer in bem aufitauSe in
Der Linton pon Siibafrita", i'm
aampf sefolsn iff. 9ensraI gepers
mar friiber Der 90dttOmmanbierens
be Der @ertsibigunsstruppsa in Der
lIniOn bon Siioafrita, Iegts aber i'm
September fein slmt niebsr. neil er
nit bem @orseben Der britif5en BE.
sisruns ssgsn his 9sutT6sn in
2ifrifa nift sinpsritanben mar.
Rad elmer Mselbung aus gretc=io
perIu9te Sen. gsners pdtTeno si.
neg Gefe6ts ben JiuB @naI gu treu-
gen. Or pures babel bon elmer
SussI setrpffen fant bonn gFerbs
unb bsrTdlpano in ben Jtuten. Sci.
ne 2eide hot man nod nit1s sefun.
BEN.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-12-13
9rOfeiiOr entlaiien.
AnIidten nibt berein6ar nit Der
Heutralitat Der Sdmeis.
S
2ebrte liz @eui.
9e6rte it @enf.

gern, SHrpeiS, 8. 3e3. 9yrofei.
Ior Sugo b. Glapareoe por Der
llniperiitdt @enf, Elm Sohn 6es
S6meiser @eionoten in Berlin, Gy.
iur. q. BON GIopareoe. lit bon ser
Sdwei5er @unoesregiering ieines
9lmts entboben iporoen, neil ieine
sluiidten betreffs Der &erlesilug
Der ReutroIitdt @eIgieus nit Ser
bon Ser Sbipei3 beobohteten Reu.
tralitGt nid)t I'M @inflone iteben.
Sim "a. 9tonen1ber neranitalleten
Ole Stubenten cine 9emonitration
eegeu 9rofeiior GIoporebe uuo
iiberrei6teu ibm cine gIoreIie, in
Der er aufeeforoert iporOen mar, Sl
reiigtierer, lpeil ieine glniidten ibu
nidt oils eeeionete Eeriou erideinen
Ioben, cine BON Dem Stoat ioIo.
rierte SteIIuus on8unebmen.
Gie gIneeIegenbeit puroe oanu
Dem guuoesrot nnterbreitet, ser iifD
tpeigerte, Die BON Dem 9rofeiior in.
6luiihen eirtgereibte 9ieiignation
nn5uuebmcn unO feline iofortige
@ntlaIIitna oeriiiate.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-12-13
@aribait TIT @efabr.
GUn5entriide @iarid Der Seat.
iaen bat besOnHeu.
Sies Der Ssiterrsider.
siss Der Osfttrrsidler.

2onbpn, 9. 8es. Der tonsentri.
ihs Rarfb Der 9eutT9en ouf bic
5auptItaot BON gplen bat bedonnen.
Gie erObte 9efnbr oor6t @orfdau
rom gorhsn ber. Cine ftorte oeuts
lhe armse befinbet ii9 auf Dem Mes
Sc BON Wtgdpa an Der GiIenbobn ents
long auf gtobp 9eursietpst su. Sci
4Sr5oips5, 20 MeiIen fiibDitli9 non
RIapn, itebt bereits cine Seutihe alrs
NEE. Die Staot 1T nur 48 W2ei=
len BON @drfbaa entfernt. GuB
SGmpfe bel gr5osnDs5 ftattFinben,
iairO BON ben RuiIen aueeeeben.
2onoon, 8. Deg. Don @ien tpiIo
semeIoet, bob bic rufIiI6e geIaqes
rungsarulee BON Rratau oriinbIid,
eei4Idgen iuoroen 1T. Die Sruppen
les 3arsH iino bereits aus Spbeshcs,
Il Wfeilen DItli6 BON Rrotau, pcrs
ofdngt ipprben. 9prt nuroen 5000
9efdnsene 9emd6t. 8eioe 9lrmeen
in qolen bcreiten ii9 auf cine stpei4
te ShId9t nor, ois in ni9t ipeiier
Sntfernung bon @oridau aefdIoasp
Terben oiirffe.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-12-13
Gbolerasgpioemie.
SDnOoH melOet Weiteres llmiitHs
areiien in Scitrrrcidl.
5inselne 6alle in 9entiA :. !.

Rotierbam, 9. Deg, iiber 2pnbon.
Die GefunObei!sbeborbe In Berlin
meIbet mad einem bier iu aotters
bom geiten einaetroFfensn geri1t,
baB i'm Monat ylppember in 9eutfbs
lamb 36 Gdue pon Grtrapiuna an
Der Cholera porgetommen Iinb.
es5u GeIterrei4, beIonebrs in Galis
5ien, Ioa bic GbolerasgpiDsmie iins
mer peiter Inn ii9 sreiFen. 9l6ts
bunoert unb. bierunbDiersla JdIe
tpurben pdbrenO Der erItsn Mpcbe
i'm Monat glopembsr gernslbet. Sn
berfeIben 3eit itarben 331 qerfos
nen an Der arontbeit. Sn Wisn
tamen pGbtenb aieTer 3eiipsriobe 80
Sooesfdlle bor. 8dbreuo rtrTelben
Node iinb in llngarn anss5Ii1 532
perionen an be- GboIern sriranti.
Ga biefe geridte iiber aonbon
tDmmen, biirfte mnn bod Iiher ges
ben, penn man iie nit grober gors
Iidt IieTt. 2lnm. b. 9iso.)
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-12-13
aaiier iii Serlin.
SeiOet al 2nftr0brems
Gnt5itnNuns.
Cur Ginmabms pUn 9OSa.

Berlin. 9. 0s5. @sItsrn nadmit.
tag tpurbs bier amtli9 betonnt &c.
sebsn, OaB Der Goiier an siEsR lsidbs
ten glnfaGI pOn 2rftr0brsneniSiinbuus
Ieibet uno ni6t imfanbe 1T, beuts
mad Der 5rpnt absureiIsn. gr nahm
ober ssItsrn pis gep1bnlib bic iiblis
den 8eridte cntsegsn nnb ertsiIts
gefebIe bstreffs Der auf beibsu
8risssidoupIdBtu fprtgsTester Ramp
f.
Sin nmtIi6er 8sri6t iibtr bic aes
naue 3nbI ber BEL 2pbs asfanaen
genOmmsnsn &ufen 1T mob immer
nidt bstannt sseebsn iporbsn; ss
1T aber nit 8sitimmtbsit nnsuneb'
men, bob rie 2obI Der gsFangsneu
piel mebr als tunberttnuTtRb fein
pirb. ba bon 2onbon aus bereits
5useseben tpirb. bob msbr oIs buns
berttonienb RuiTsn ssfaussu eeROm'
men ipprben iinc.
Sn bem amtIihen gerihi heibt es
inter nnberem portIib: vGins snt.
idleiOenOs glftiun lit jsOen anarnbIid
ST. erluarten. 50 iusit eebt alles nndJ
nnierem 1rusramm in iegr erfula.
reider @eiie wsitrr."
9iefes pirb bier auesmtin bobin
gebeutst, bar bic Spsrotipnen Der
beutf9sn Sruppen 10 nett srTolss
reid getpeien finb. Die Isbttn rpIiis
I4en 9eridte b1ben bier ieFr srmus
ti9snb sepirft. ipeiI Iie isbr sobm
lauteten uno Der Son tptniesr pers
trduenspOI NOR, oIs in friiberen Be
ridtsu. @enn bic ginI9IieBung BON
Barf6ou cine 6olge Der ge9sntpGve
tigen Speratipnen isin foutc, ipiirbs
RubIanb nob ber 9tnIidt biefiger
miIitdrs I'M isin pitbiieFsa GiIsn.
babuaentrnm esbrodt upb bic r,lfs
iiFae atrmst in eine iebr asfdbtIihs
Gage berfest fpssben.
Sn feinsr geitrigen 9tusgabe ia9t
bas .gsrliner SoeebIati" beiteffs
Der ginnabme bon 2ob3, bob bisTe
Gtnnabme nur tonn elm burdIfla.
genber Sies eerannt iperSsn tann,
tpenn bic 0eutlhen bic tufiiihen
9ruppen ouf ibrem Riid3ug erfolgen.
W0rtIid ipirb bin3u eefiiet: aNenn
cine foIde @erioIgung fie1reib III,
ptrb bos Centrum Der beutidlen glr.
NEE tart 9enue iein, sesen bic n6rbs
Ii6en unb fiiblihen Setfe elmer 5er'
fprensten ruIiiIden qrmee NIT Der
notiesn Mu9t rcr3ugeben.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-12-13
Nidbts llenes.
Sransbiiiaes Bulletin Der.
ldtueist einmal iuieOer biel.
slrtillerisfdmpfe i'm slOrSsu.

paris, 8. DEG. @nB fraus0iiI6e
ariessbureau fonifatisri in leinem
beutiseu 8uIIetin. boB auf Der gan.
gen Strsde sfpiiden Der glprbiee
unb bem 2psy6iuife IebbaFte 9(rtins.
rietdmpfe itattfinben. unO boB es
ben @erbiinbeter selungen lit, ibre
SteIIungen iibsraIl 3u bebaupten.
Die GrtIGrung Iautet: gSn Der @es
seno bon 2frras bat ii5 ni6ts neues
sreignet. Die prn uns in ben Iebs
ten Sosen eensmmensn SieIIun9eu
iino tOnfpIioiert ipornen."
(gei 4rras ipar es betanntlih,
iro bic 9eutI9tn, tpie Berlin beute
mel6et, GortIdritte ma6teu. 9ess
boIb 1T fir paris nui6ts neues"
pofiiert. 2tnur. b, gReb.)
nSn Der @esenb Der 9ltsue nab
men mir einise beutI6e S6iben-
9rdben ~, unh in ben glrgonren
ssiste ii9 nnIere 9(rtilleris Der beut.
i9en entf6ieben iiberIeesn. Sn ben
@Ogefen fdIuesn mir sinsn feinbIi.
den gtRsriff bei sinpnes suriid. ssu
ben onbersn Ssitsa Der 9oaeTen
ma6ten bic 5sinbe fsinen nennenss
tperten Nngriff.
r@pm DitIidsn SrieesT6oupIoBs
ipirb eemeIbet, bnB bic EuHen Aus
itrategiIhen @riinben" 2pb3 ees
rdumt boben. Die Seiterrei6er bo=
ben in ben Rarpotben 8erifGrtunaen
BON ben 9eutf6sn erboltsn unb bos
Bel BEL gleusSaabet. fiibDitIi9 bpn
arotau, bic 0ffenfibs ergr!Ffen.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-12-13

1T Elm pidtiger GOrtidritt in Der
Sfplisrung BON 9ertun, 5s:gt obsr
eIsidasitig. NIT ipslder SartnGdigs
felt bic 5ransp5sn an bisfsm 3ipfsl
grbs bdneen. Seit @odtn unb
Wo9en iuirb bier I'm isoen 3oIIbreit
@rbe setdmpft. Wlan srGbt ii9 ans
chamber heron uno berfuht ZEN
9esnsr burd Sanbgrancten gu
pertreibsn. llnierminierungen ipies
len sIeidfans ,.ne srobe Roae in
bisIem Gebiete, unb i9on mebr oIs
einmal lit mitgeteiIt porbsn, baB
bic @eener iip baburd 2uft mos
den, baB iie ganae 8ergo6tdnee in
bic 2uft fpren9ten. Die Ginuabme
bon MaIincoprt, IHb0Ttli9 BON pa.
rennes, tOftete Die GransoIen $50
Monn. Der ii6rige Sell Der 8eIat>
Snns fam nm. GIeihSeitig ertlGrt
Der beutf6e 9eneroIifab olIe M1eIs
bunsen iiber Jcrtf6ritte Der ssran>
Sofen in ben arsonnsn fir erfiin.
ben, SIN fron3oiiT6en 9eri6t piro
5useseben, boB Die 9eutT6en ouf Der
2inie gpernsgIsrs&onqG ipisber in
Der Sffenitbe !inb. au9 pirb bon
elmer tpeiteren
SeTdJiebAne Der beIsiidIem aafe
burd bic britifcfe Glotte bsr;9tet.
9iefe SeTdieBung BON S6iffen ies
bod, bic fih bisber nod INNER in
Si4erbeit beesben boben. fpbaIo
beutfhe Gjefdiibs an Der &Efe auFs
sefabren ipurben, fonn ben 3eutT9en
nidt DieI fdoben. StronbbGuIer unb
5otsls perbeu bereits Disle aerft0rt.
Den S6aben srlitten bic 8elgier.
MOgsn fie ben 8ritsn bic Re6nuns
fhiden.
0pnbon, 9. 9ts. 6ier alaubt mon,
boB bic Hd9itsn Sage teine groben
Gntpidlunsen nuf benz polniIben
arisgsI2aupIos: brinsen lperben, bn
bic beiberfsitieen Streittrdfte Der
Rube bebiirFten. Maan sibs in Der
enslifbsn prsiTs oIIgsmeiu gu, baB
bic gfpiTeu fia nod auf bem aiid>
suge befiaben unb boB bic 9eutT6en
iie psrfOIeen. Die LINES" Iaet boz
su: Die auFsn bebaupten, bob ibr
9fiidsps MIR en- itrotegif9es Waas
n0Der fei, bod niiffen erft bic na6,
fOIgen6en GreignifTe seigen. ob bic
9Ruifen nit bieier @sbauptung reGt
babsn ober pb es nur cine gntT6ul=
biguns fir cine gaieoerIage it,"
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-12-13
0rnben>l >ltmglitf.
Neam YeriOaen wurOea eet6tet
nRO fiinf Uerlett.
Scidtiinniaes !6ano6absn nSpnan,it

StrantOn, ga. 8. Des. Sn Der
in Der Rdbe bi,ier StaOt seIssenen
Diamonos3ede ipurben beute BEL els
mem bebauerIi6en llnsIiidsfan neuu
perIOnen set0tet unb flint !ebsnsas.
fdRrIih berIeBt. 9ie MGnner Be.
fanben ii6 in tinem in bic 3scbe
beruntergehsnben Srostpyb, nIs
elmer BON tbusn elm Gtiid 9buanit
faIIen lieB, bas erplpbiert, unO ben
8Obtn aus bem Srastorb ferousrib.
Ss 1T oIs Elm 8unOer gu betrad)s
ten, OaB ni9t ole SnioFsu bts
Srngtorbss sctStet pOrbeu limb. mon
glaubt, bab BON ben @erlttisn mess
rere Tierben lptroea.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-12-13
Sn Sibnng.
SeiOe 9aaier Ses aousreHeS
Iinp perIammelt.
@ebraussaben fir s(rmss.

ggaibingtop, 7. DeS. Qlls 9isss
prdfibent Marl9on unb Sprsmtr
glart beute bic otpeite Sibung bes
63. aOngreiIes er0ffneten. iparen Die
meiiten Mitglieotr beiber Sdufer ans
'pe5enb.
@oIbingtun, 7. 0e3. 5ente mittns
:roten beibe SGuIer bes SO. Rons
sreGes 5u Der sfpeiten. turasn, SITE
aung 5ufammen. gia4 ben bsm
@pngreB unterbreiteten 9(biddBltns
atG fol!an Ilr ods 9unossbser uao
Sic Jlotte S256, 6,421, ,357 bstpiaigt
perben. 0isiss III ettpa fiinf WliIs
.ionen mebr ats i'm Dergdngenen
Sabr 6eipilist iporben iparen. S5iir
8gfeitigungsn auf oen git osm 8ss
b:et Der 9ersinigten Staatsn get0s
renoen sSnTeln lperoen $446,0 600
cSer $4,000 meEr ols i'm psrsans
aenen Sobr Derlonet. SIR Die ges
IeItiaung am Pannna &dnaI ipls
ZEN 1,942, ,228 psrausga6t iuerben
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-12-13
2app 9ceteS peripunoet.
gei Grploiion einer ans einem ocuts
i9en Aeroplan geuOrfenea Sombe.

2onoon, 8. Seq. glad elmer aus
9 9iinfir6en Bel Der n3eitminiter
@u5ettc" eingctroifenen 0epei6e lit
2ooD 0ecies, Die frii5ere 8ipian
@oillo ans Retu gorf, bur6 Elm SIC.
taaItiid, oas iie infolge Der @rplo-
iion elmer aus eiiem 6eutidcn 9tero.
plan getporfenen 9ombe trof Oer-
tpunoet poroen. 2aop 8ecies bot in
Diinfir1en Nrbeit fir Die @eieai6aft
oeg &oten arelt5cs geton. sic ipilrs
be om 9lrm beripunoet, befinoet iidl
nab Der g[niift Der gler8te niht IN
@efaGr, miro ober cine gtarbe beboI-
ten. 8urd Die aus Dem oeutihen
Goiibe.gIeroplnn bel iener @elegen-
belt in 8iinfirhen geiuorfene 8ombe
tuur0e cine 5rau getotet, uno ein
Wf10d,en biibte eineu Mrm Elm.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-12-13
Sen. SeDers erl6oiielt.
Giner Der sSiibrer Ses gtnfitan=
Oes in Siio.Afrifa.
anitlid befannt gesebeu.

Sc6annesburs, iiber 2onhon, 8.
9ea. gs ipurbe geiern bier amt
Iih bstannt 9eaeben, boB Rrisabsee.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-12-13
SritiidJe &erlmlte.
SrcitauIenO SIusibunSert nnS
Oreisebn Olfi5tcre bis %. NOp.
Gas inOiiae 6rpsOitiuhsfOrps.

GOnOOn, 8. CeS. 9ie leBte Der
luItIiits, peI9e tie Namsn brttii6er
SfIi8iere bring! Seist, bob Die gsrs
lutte in Der nit osm %, Gopsmber
abssIdloKensn @ndt beIonbers
I6psr fporsu. iabem in btsicn iieben
3osen uitht msii9er ais LOG Off.
siere 9etDtet, 238 psrpuuOct uno 81
permiBt nurbea
Ssit gesinn res ariegss bat bos
brttiItbs 0fiiaie' storps i'm gauSsu
32t3 miteligber tipefbuBt, a87 az
gstDieten, 1777 an gtrtparteten nnt
$40 an @srnliBitu.
Dos inbiThe Grpebitionstorps in
Jrantreid bat in ben lebien feben
1ogen II Offi8iere on @st6teten, 81
an 8srlpunbeten uub 10 on Der.
mibten eingebiibt. Bel ben 9reno
bier 8uar6s purben in herIeIbeu
3tit 5 SfFi3iere get0tet mn 5 bers
ipunbst, bel Der gtopal 5itIb 2lrtiIs
Ierie purosn 8 gei0tst unb 13 bers
ipunbet, ipd9renb l Sffi3ier pers
miBt mirb; bei ben gobal 5uiiliers
nuroen 3 get0tet. 4 Deripunoet unb
8 perben bermiBt; bel ben Ropal
engineers purosn z getDtet. 9 per.
tpunoet unb / permibt; unb dbns
Iide 8erluite hoben bic 8eforbs
Tbirss, bic Sings Robol Riftes, bic
GiofforbIbirss, bns Wsft Gurreb-
Regiment, bos @orcsIter- Regiment
unb bas DeF RibingsRe9iment nufs
autpeifen.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-12-13
Ssernnter geI6onem.
Gngliide ilieser @arl AnHcsleg unO
Hentnant BeeD0r.

Sonoon, 8. 8e5. @rGfin annes.
lep, oie Satin oes Carl g(nnesIep,
Der iih ais 2uftidiifer einen Ronett
eethadt bat, erbielt geiteru ole g1ah.
fi1t. ooB bieier ino iein geglcitcr,
9eutnont geepor, bel einem geiud,
ben fie in einem aeroplau Dor eiti.
GER 3eit Sitenoe abltatteten, bon
oelitihen SoIbaten beriuitergei6oi.
fen uno auf Der ,SteIle get6tet tuor.
ben iino Der neritorbene Carl s5ron.
tis anneslep mar 30 Sabre alt.
Seine geiislugen licgen im Gountp
Qolun, SrIano.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-12-13

General aiboriu8 b. 5rnnt,
Der Grobersr opn 8el9rab, lit BON
aaiisr Sofef nit bem @roBtrsu5 bes
eeopolbsOrbsns ausge5ei6net tpOrs
ben.
pie Rroft Der @ulofdle miro
euF ettpa 250,000 PferoetrGfte ge'
i4Sst.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-12-13

&0nie aarl Spbunn bon
S9me0en (9ernaootte) per5idtete SuI
lei6tsrsn 3ilsung Ser StuatsI9uIf
10 Sabre lang ouf feline uuD beS
9ronprin3en 3ipiaiite.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-12-13

- Sn ct. Qouis, no. pnrbe
beute bic ,9ationoI genon pine
2umber MonuF1cturers 2tFreiotion"
bic ibr Snuptqunrtier in ct. 2puis
Bat. fir aufsel3it ertldrt.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-10-06
DEALERS IN
COPPER EAGER
FOR RULING
49,. Same Treatment Of shipments
20 Holland That Foodstu"s
Receive

washington, Oct. 2.-Producers
"A dealers in unwrought copper
s..aed the state department today
-,.s ,nouiries as to the attitude of
.sa United States government to;
r,ra Great Britain's classification OF
,ns product as conditional contraband
:, war. No statement of policy VIII
:. forthcoming, however, until EN-
,..sador Page forwards from London
,ho statement of facts on which the
british government relies for Its d.
r.,.,on of copper shipments from
Rotterdam to Plymouth.
Several large copper producers
have asked the state department to
nroc,,re the same treatment for ship.
ments of copper to Holland that has
heeu granted to foodstuffs consigned
n that country. They suggest that
Tho Netherlands governments buys
such copper as 1t needed In tnat coun-
trv and guarantee that none OF 1t
gets across the border Of Germany.
Secretary Bryan will not give the
plan bis approval until he hears from
London.
It was indicated by officials at the
British embassy today that II Hol-
land was able to give the same guar
aptee in regard to copper that she
has made in regard to foodstuffs 1t
was unlikely that Great Britain would
object 10 the shipment Of copper
from America to The Netherlands.
The question, however, is exceeding
by complicated and its solution, it
was stated, would not be as simple
rs In the case Of foodstufrs.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-10-06
A. D. 1914

The searchlight's sword thrust. bind.
ing bright,
Slabs thro' the starry summer night.
Shrapnel and shell tear shrieking by
Where late the white doves circled
high.
Gone from the once fair village street
The lovers laugh, the childish feet
Where smiled Peace, Life and Hope
before
Red Madness raves.
And this is War.
Crushed lies that On the sodden earth
To which some woman's pangs gave
birth.
Wasted the love, the toll, the care,
The father pride, the mother prayer,
he baby's hug, the young wife's kiss.
Now but a nameless, shapeless this
That from its rotting foulness CORY
Stinks to the flies,
And this is Glory.
Where red flames streak the cannon's
pail.
Beside her dead homes smo,dering
wall,
She crouches in the ashen dust
Twin victim of the conquerors lust.
Her butchered husband has been
shown
Mercy. beside what she has known
Black terror, outrage, burning shame
That means for death,
And this is Fame.
Wasted upon the barren plain
The dead Christ's blood drips fresh
again.
A people conQuering crown the
With brutal boast and drunken song.
A people conquered curse their fate,
Outraged and ravished, made with
hate
Some later murder count to tell
And this is war,
And War Is He'll.
Frank Stephens.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-10-06
THE MIRACLE

A young Irish curate was preach
ing his first sermon and chose for
his text the miracle of the loaves and
fishes. He was very nervous, and
read it, "And they fed five people
with five thousand loaves Of bread
and five thousand fishes"
Thereat one of his rustic hearers
murmured, load enough to be heard:
That's no miracle, begorra. could
do that myself"
The curate overheard him, and so
on the following Sunday he announc'
ed the same text, but had 1t right
this time: And they fed five thous'
and people with five loaves of bread
and few fishes"
He paused a second, and then lean
ed over the pulpit and said:
could you do that, Mr.. Murphy
Murphy replied Sure yer rever'
ence. could"
"And how could you do it?" asked
the priest.
Sure, yer reverence, I could do 1t
with what was left over from last
Sunday"
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-10-06
AMATEUR RAFFLES
ADMITS HIS GUILT
Weii-connected New Yorker Confess.
es to a $4,000 Jewel
Robbery

New York, Oct. 2.-The theft last
year OF gems worth $4,000 from
Miss Mary Kohn, daughter of a Paris
banker, was cleared up today by a
confession attributed to Herbert J
Eaton, dapper young man who lay
at deaths door from a detectives bul.
let Eaton, who seemed well to do,
was shot late Wednesday night while
running away from detectives. who
had caught him In trap set for n
thief and baited with wealthy WON
an and a roll OF bills.
Mrs. Gertrude Pike, who lured
Eaton to arrest, tod the police that
Eaton had telephoned to her, de
handing $500 for jewels stolen from
her apartment on Riverside drive a
few days before. She had met him
at a fashionable New York hotel she
said, when woman friend introduced
him as Mr.. Williams. The supposed
Mr.. Williams escorted her home and
obtained possession of the key to her
apartments. With the key, she charg.
ed, he effected the robbery.
Eaton, apparently about to die, had
a long talk today with Inspector Eau.
rot of the detective bureau. When
1t was over Inspector Faurot assert.
ed that Eaton had confessed to the
robbery Of Miss Kohn's apartments,
in the fashionable section OF Madi.
son avenue, in August. 1913. Eaton
had met Miss Kohn socially, It was
said, and no suspicion was ever at
tached to his name in connection with
the robbery. Gems, silk dresses and
other valuables were stolen.
By day Eaton was private secretary
to member of a large wine import
ing firm of this city. He seldom left
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-10-06
SHOES FOR SOLDIERS

A study Of the orders given by Ma
poleon indicates the care he exercis-
ed to have sufficient supply OF
shoes provided, On one occasion he
wrote
"You know that shoes are always
needed In war;" and at another time
he said to Baron Lejeune, "Shoes
help the marches, and marches win
battles"
To Sir John Burgoyne's question,
addressed to Wellington, What was
the first requirement OF a SOLDIER
"A good pair of Shoes" he replied.
And the second requirement? "A good
pair Of shoes for change" And the
third? "a pair of soles for pairs
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-10-06
LET THE CROPS SPEAK

George Roberts In circular is
kued by the Kentucky Experiment
Station tells Of man who came into
)he chemical laboratory one morning
18th three samples Of soils in his
nket. He wanted a chemical an
= Us made that would tell him what
fults were best adapted to each kind
y soil.
He also asked to have the soils
ested so that he could return that
afternoon.
All good soil chemists are perfect
y frank in saying that a mere chem.
cal analysis-which by the way re,
Puires several days to make-is not
much value. The chief thing tina,
shows Is the amount OF plant food
\ the soil; but as far as telling the
mount OF food that different crops
ian get from the soil chemical an.
lysis is of small value except In con
unction with other observations.
once analysed some Texas soil
pat had never seen, and the re.
alts showed It to be rather low In
0'ash and phosphorus though there
US enough Of these elements for a
VT crop. The land company for
nom this analysis was made wanted
i''ner particulars, so they took me
Nn 10 make some tests on the tract
land itself.
Alfalfa grew about six inches high
"a then refused to grow another
ch.
wheat did not produce enough,
am 10 give back the seed.
Out the trouble was not 30 much
u the lack Of potash and phos
o'as as with the very hard subsoil
III most places was only about
: inches below the surface.
""at the soil needed most was
''en'hg' and, after a few years OF
pN'ng' cultivation, and manuring
me crops did fairly well.
crop that has had sufflcien,
v''ure and cultivation does not &c
a good way to trace the trouble
make full report of the crops
On that land for the past five
together with the Yields each
On 70 your experiment station Of
,arm paper editor. A diagnosi,
1r., 'nen De made which will be q
~ more practical value than NJ
nlve chemical analysis = Farm
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-10-06

out some figures that will cause sur.
prise in grain growing States other
than Nebraska where the investiga.
lions were made.
A pile of thrashed straw from n 40
acre field has been found to contain
one hundred dollars worth Of plant
food, to say nothing Of its value az
a mulch and improver of the moisture
holding capacity Of the soil-Farm
and Fireside.