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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-06
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&iro murgen slbenb i'm llniun Sen
tral 8ebanOe erDffnet mcroen.

MorQen Qbsnb lpirb i'm Union Gen
tral @ebduoe an 8ierter unD 8ine
StrdBe Die erite NutomobileNu5itet.
luna lInter ben Nuipiaien Der gIncin-
natl 2lutomobile 5raoe 4Hociatiou
eroffnet tperDen unD nirb big intI.
SomItaa ben IA. os., oefn publitum
3ur geitttiqunq often fte6en. 8i:
4rranaeure baben auf tis Qu5Ihmii
funQ Der Qusitelunosrdume beipuperc
Sorofdlt bertpenoet, nm ben 9eIu,
ttrn ben QuTenthalt in oenielben aud
anqenebm 3u MAIDEN. Die 6duptfahe
blelbt natiirlth bic NutompbiLzNus'
lGellunQ on fid. oenn man lit qeIpQnnt,
ole 1914 Ulooelle tennen gu lernen, liz
Az itnotren unp 3u iehen. pel6e QrDbc
Fortfhrttte bic sSaouitrie oemat1 bat
0eute 0orrittaQ ipirD nit bern auf.
HELEN oer QusIteaunas Sbiette Geqoa
men peroen urb I'M bic 2lutos lc;Gtel
in bds 8ebduDe brinqen au tDnuen, III
in einem Der aroben Shaufeniter BIZ
SpieQe!ideibe entfernt noroen. TO odi
cas- iFeniter als Ginfdbrt benuBt per
FEN fam.
Den Qnorbnunoen bes 9(rrands:
nents. .qusIhuiies aufolqe mIifsn al.
orsauIteQsnbsH 2lutomobile morQcr
8ormittaa nm 10 ubr in ibren 8tGBer
iein, 10 oaB Der formeqen Groifnuat
cm Ibenb ni6ts i'm Wsge ite6t.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-06

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-06

glui @runo zines Saftbeiebls
nuroe Qeiteru ourh Die 9efeftips
Sbearmpoo luto SueftIein Der gtafIcr
s.. ). 5000. Don 9to. 621 Wedtn
StraBe, ocIieu 4}rIpatfpohnung iidl
go. 3434 4Icrauoer StrdBe beiiuoet.
n &aft aenommen. Ter SaftbeiehI
muroe I'M Wuni3ipalaerid3t Durd
oen 9lnuult rSoicpb @ocIte, I'M etu-
berjtanouib nit 0eiien III tSrauftou.
,SIle., ruohnenoen atieuteu erlpirFt.
5000 miro beihuloigt. i'm ,Suli per-
aalgenen >suhreS cine 8artIe @dureu
gum &erfauf erbatten ia habeu, Den
GrloS ober bis beute pergeiieu su
baben Der tSlrnta ein3ltienoen Gs
miro geiogt. oaB oerihieoentlidl oer-
iud]t muroe. Den getrag bon $95 ein-
sutreibeu, ober obne qiinltlaeS 9iefui.
tat 5000 iteLite iid Der Sdhe iehr
aieifgiiltig gegenilber uuo ertldrte.
bnf oie GrruIrfuna oes sooftbefebls
aus sei6oftlifen sleIbereien entltaaSs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-06
6 : 81 on ftabler 5asin + d III
bin 3 efuuneu

Ct aonItablsr 6arDep sSaain, Der
suiammen NIT benz Jriebensri6ier
6. 9. Strotton beg Houbes anaetlaat
fpuroe. neil bic geiben Dor einiser
3eii cine aefpifIs 4nnie aoring, sSnfaiz
lin zines Borbelis untsr elmer fingirs
ten antlaoe pes tbdtlihen Nngriffs
auf offener Sirabe psrbafteten, uno
|nah einem sooteI brohtsn, I'D cine
pieubo Dsrbanbluns abgebaltsn
uno bas Jrausn5immer nm $4 erIsit=
teri tpurbe. ebe mon lie lanfen lieB,
fpurbe aeItern i'm Rriminalserift nes
erlunaens pon Gelb unter falItsa
9oripdnben Ihuloia befunben. Der
berr 5riebensrihter, Der cine Sepd@
rat gerbanoiuns perlanst bat, miro
|iebt aud pro3sHiri tperoen.
0erfhiebenes.
1eIhe r. 1bompfon fat cine alase
auf llmitoBuns bes 5eitnments ibrer
GroBmutter 4nnie 20. 9bompfon ans
ssftrenst.
Winifrebe 81. Delanep iirengte cine
Gage iiber $488.17 gegen bic Central
1ruii ano SnfsDepoiit Co., fotpie cine
iolde iiber s493.40 eegsn Die Union
Sapinss gant ono 1ruit 60. an. sic
maht e.lisnb, bab bic perftorbene
Wiorgaret Yerin biefe 9etrdge gu ibz
ren 2eb3eiten lei ben beiben 9antsn
beponirt unb ibr talaa.rin), ebe iis
itarb, ihre gdnibiiher iibertroset
babe. Sic babe oaraufbin bas @elo
sieben molten. jeDoh iei ibr bic ausz
3ablung bon beio.n 9anten perpeisert
Doroen.
Die gbas. 8. Suffer 60. ttaste sins
5oroeruns iiber $1183.79 assen biz
american Manufacturing ano 9iitriD
butiHs SO. uno q. s.. glod elm.
Mm. ~. Gietporb, Gseeiper Don
aple &c Robgers, bat cine Jorosrunq
iiber $679.43 eessu Gera .. Gmrid
.inesilagt.
Dm. u. 6opfins, Gountp S6as.
meiIter, erlanete orei llrtbeils uber
suIammen s1750.49 gessn Warp 6
Slipbnnt II. u.
Cohen e go. erldnate tin llr.bei
iixr $40 gessn Dm. R. aiFinger.
Blonde 2ueas erbielt elm 0erbit
iiber $3.50 aee.n bic stdbt gincint
natl unb SoItpb Wens .in ioltes iib.l
$1099-50 se9en Rpbls a Meao IL. u
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-06
1eutfHes 1beater.
5rau gbrnlantemum. - Prdhttge
8ubnenbilper i'm .4utolteb6en". -
8ouftdnbige geiesung oes Stiites.

Denn am Sorntag Qbsnb Der leste
Attorb Der SuDerture gum nMutolleb@
den" pertlungsn lit, uno Der Borhan9
smporruuftt, bauu bistet iih osm Bus
blitum Elm BiibnenbilD pon beriifenz
Der Wirtunq bar. Gs 1T bas Sod
seitsfeIt bes autoliebhens, oos ba be-
aongen Dirb. 9ds 2lutolisbhen bat
nod sinen anDereu geinamen. Wtdn
nsnnt ss .5rau gbrpIontsmum", tDsil
es cine nabre 2sibsnibdft fir Gbrpz
Iantemen beiiBt. 8ementiprehenb
pirp bic garss 8ubne nit gbrpiantez
men petorirt fsin. Die 6o6Ssitsadite
srftsinen natiirlih aae in GROCER 5oiz
lette, unb DIRECTION S6mio bat cine
sruBe aufpsnoung semaht, Inn aud
binii6tli6 oer aoitiime bdrmoniIhe
unb farbenprdhtige Wirtunesn 81 er-
si.len. Der 3peite Oft ipielt i'm ,aleis
nen Emo Step, sinem sdten 8erliner
ganlotdl. 5isr lit oeraoe Elm Wtasz
t.nbuQ i'm 9dnge unb bas PubIltum
bat rsi6Ii6 Gslsqeubeit, haratteriItis
| ihe unn tomiide Wastsn gu bepunz
bern. MenR Der bite Wtaurus 60
moiTp als gronlpeter bon Sastinssn
cine iunat Dame aufhpdrmt, bic als
| Wona 2iIa erI6etnt, 10 eiebt oas cine
Ssene BON acknowledgement Gomit.
Se6r bibft iii audi Der tlsire 3piz
itenfalI, Der our 9erlo6ung Der tlsia
nen Rein nit 2inbsnidnliot itattfIn>
bet. Die 9erIobuna finbet bintsr sis
ner IpaniItsn Wano itatt, benn infolge
beg 8sI6its zines 2eutnants erideint
Rtln in ettpas ostoletirtem 3uitunoe.
Der brittle Oft iii bsIpnoers reid an
lpriIten purtien. Gr brinet cine an.
qemeins 4usfprahe unb gsrfobuung.
4Qe arGfte unfsrss GnIemblss Vinn
in n.m StIcs bsIhdftist. Die gez
isBuHs 1T foIgenos:
ifrdu 4ureIis W.rtent6in
6elsns 9iirger
Rein, lire So6ier Gle S6mib.Gortr
8.org QinbenitmiDt, DsiHhdnoler
! uno g.ridtli9sr Satperitdnoiger
4ilp Gieorit
G.ors Iriebler, Wsinretisnoer
6qns 5oritner
sJifi, feline Satin. 5ruu Bert.ntbin's
5o6tsr .riter gk
4nni GoIItnizSenosn
Waurus SomoHp, Dsinbdnoler aus
uneorn Muler SFubricius
grista bon Grboebp, feline glitlts
goTel 5ren
Mar Rosnnstamp, g0titsrmeiiter
sSp6u Jeiitel
8elinbe Wnllmann =. Rate Sobita
bon Reosbsd, Qsutuunt in eiHem 5ua
iursn Regiment Sdns 6Orpath
5.bbp -. Guinor Raparrp
Goop m. 8oloiteiu
fRslp's 5rsuuoiHuen)
.Ssrone, SbertsaHer aoolf Stope
Gtariiis, pom Ssttbuffst,
4manba Blum
Tim tleinen Emo Step.)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-06

Sit iur eincn tur5su aputraft init
Sesug AMI Glcftrisitatsrateu.

GaS SdnoeI5fanmerfommittee fiir
Dficntlihe lltilttaten beIddftigte lid)
geitern nit Der sSruge 0es BON Der
Staot acknowledgement aontrafts be-
3iiglih Der gIeftri5itatsruten uno
toni 8u Ser Gutiheioung, oaB Der
aortraft porlauIig Hur auf eln ssabr
abgeihloien mcroen iolIte uuo 3mar
NIT einer Wdrimalrate BON 10
Gents pro GiIorpatt Stunoe, itatt
Der bon Der @eieaid)Qit perlangteH
eff Gent@, oabinQegen ioQ al3 nini-
malbercdnung pro Dtonat Der De
ieuidait Die State pon 81 5ugeItanoen
merocn ieooth ioQ Sdruleu IND Sir
hen ullter feinen llntitdnben inebr
als sehn Dollars pro 0fonat beretnet
mer0en.
5Serner ioQ ser Staotrath uuDer.
3iiqIit Die n0thigen Shrttte tblH,
nm ourh Die Staats lltilitatenfom-
miiiion cine lllteriudyung Der Union
@a5 & electric 60. poruebmeu Su
lafIen, bamit cine ublolut gerette
Rate erlnittelt uno Damn nah ablulif
nes rSabres Elm aontraft fiir ldngere
3eit abgelhloiien meroen fann.
Cie obiacu 9eihliilie Deroen beute
Dem Iireftoriuu Der SanoelStammer
3ltr Snnftionirutq oorgeleat lgno
Damn, fails iic bis oabin lanttionirt
Iino, bcute Aodw1ittag Dem Staot-
rathsfonlmittee fur 9elelhtlulq, oas
mieDer in Der Ruteniraqe eiHe oftent-
Iidc Sisung abbaIt, 5ugcltellt lDer-
0sf1
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-06

Gen. Ter perIiorbene S5er5el bate
cine longere slrbeitsballsltraie megen
gedapinoelms eiiler WarftTrau absu.
iiben mlo bntte iid, einen 3ag Dor
ieiner gerbnftiing perbeiratbet. 0lil.
Ter lit Der Gtiefipbn eines befanntet
aoblenbdribIers In Cincinnati nmO
batter bic Angeborigen bis geitern
feline 9fnung, 0as li6 Der illnge
Diann Deeen gerQus9a6une zines
mert6loien gbefs I'M 2trbeitshauie
heiin0ef.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-06
tslen Airs Some Sd,opl.

Ile GSleu airp Souie Sd'ool, 20
2l30 Garf sipeiu,e, 9torpooo, Elm
inter Der Seitung uon Sri Sollie
so. Soa itebenoes asnltitut, lit eifse
aritalt fir nerpoie uno seiltla sil-
riifaebIiebene ainoer, Die iroinioueIl
tehanneIt tperoen niiiien uno Daher
in Den oifentliden Stulen u1o an.
oeren REORGANIZATION nift ret1t Dor
,parts fcnlmen fonneu. SRI. Eoa hni
ieit Ssobren iidp nit Ger llnterpeiiiina
iolher ainoer beihd Itigt uno pirfIit
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-06

ausge5eidjnete Reiultate er5ielt. 9tds
here Austnnft miro in Der 2lnitalt
ooer per Selepbon @lm 2495 bereit.
.milligit ertbeilt.
The chronicle=news., 1914-08-08
NOTED DRIVERS IN MEET

Salt Lake City. Aug. Sin the bit
automobile races which start thu.
afternoon at the fair grounds man.
prominent drivers will be seen
Among them are Teddy TetZlaff
Hughie Hughes. Billy Carlson. Frank
Brock, Harry eDAlene. Captain
Kennedy. Cooper and a host of other
space eaters. This is expected tC
prove the biggest auto racing carni.
val ever held between indianapolis
and Tacoma. Tctzla,i has brOugh:
his big 500 Bitten with which he is
under contract with the local pro-
moters to attempt to demolish ali
former halm-mile circular dirt track
rccOrls
The chronicle=news., 1914-08-08

ance rendered by the United States.
Speaking III the house OF commons
he said the various American en-
bassys had been most kind and
courteous in all matters connected
with the position of British subjects
abroad. He hoped that before very
long it would be possible through the
change OF british subjects in Ger
many for German subjects in Great
Britain.
The chronicle=news., 1914-08-08
NOTICE..

For the protection OF the timber
and grazing and to preserve the in
The Rocky Mountain Coal and iron
Co., and the Colorado Fuel and iron
Co., hereby give notice that all tres
passing, hunting or fishing on their
lands In Las Animas County. Colo
rado. are strictly forbidden.
The Rocky Mountain Coal 4 Iron
Co., and The Colorado Fuel and Iron
Co.-By J. f. Welborn, President.
The chronicle=news., 1914-08-08
ORGANIZED AGAINST STRIKE

SacrnmcntO, CaIif., Aug. AS Q
result of secret Investigation OF
plans of the Industrial Workers OF
the World, Sacramento valley hoT
growers have organized to protec,
themselves against general strike
which they believe has been called
for the benigging of the week. In
vcstigations showed that the strik-
crs would cause the killing of ho1
ranchers. the burning OF property
and the poisoning of wells. Every
hop rancher is under heavy guard
The hop picking season is just begin
ming
The chronicle=news., 1914-08-08
A MISSOURI FARM AND
INDEPENDENCE
For SIS Cash and SIS Monthly
NJ Tntarae{- Mo Toxoc
No Interest-No Taxes

Either ten or twenty acres tyou
take your choice regardless of sizc)
also three town lots and 500 shares
in successful 1,tO0-acrc orchard
company with the canning factories
and full equipment all for $500; s.
est or taxes. VIII pay round trip
railway trip of buyers. Payments
stop in case of death. Write Tor
photographs and full information.
Willis K. Mungcr.' .'key T. lsi. \. Y.
Life Bldg, Kansas City. Mo.
The chronicle=news., 1914-08-08

II you sit in n cool draft when yor
are heated and get a stiff neck OF
lame back. you will be looking fo'
something that will ease the pain
Fix your mind on BALLARD'S SNOW
LINIMENT and don't be talked out
of 1t because IL is the best pain re.
lievins linimcnt you can get any
where. Price csc. soc and $l.00 per
bottle. Sold by the lIausman Drug
Co
The chronicle=news., 1914-08-08
TOWN $50 YEARS OLD

Lancaster. \. II, NnS. S.-This
town will celebrate its 15Oth ami
vcrsary during the week commencing
tomorrow. 1t will take the form of
an old Home Week. and hundreds OF
sons who have not visited their
birthplace for number of years
are expected. Addresses will be
delivered by Senator John w. Weeks.
of Massachusetts. Judge Savage of
Maine, and number of others.
The chronicle=news., 1914-08-08

Geneva. Aug. S.-Authoritative
statistics Just published show that
the hotel business is the largest in
dustry in Switzerland. 1t employs
$4,000 persons. The average profits
are 20 per cent annually on the cap
ital invested. the figures being capt
tai $2D0,OOO,OOO and earnings $780,
900 900,
The chronicle=news., 1914-08-08

n in need OF printing OF any kind
phone tho Chronic,e-Nows. We are
equipped to give you first class work
promptly. Call Trinidad 41O. II
The chronicle=news., 1914-08-08

Star liner Olympic, which was to
have cleared from this port today
with British reservists, was held up
indefinitely.
The chronicle=news., 1914-08-08

New York. Aug. S.-The Great
Northern Telegraph company sus-
pended today its deferee cablegram
service. This action affects Den
mark, Norway and the Far east.
The chronicle=news., 1914-08-08

Paris, Aug. S.-Transactions in
Paris bourse today extended over a
slightly larger range. Three per
cent rents were quoted 20 francs and
25 cent items.
The chronicle=news., 1914-08-08

Paris, Aug. S.--AlDcrt De Nun of
the conservative leaders in the cham
Der OF deputies, writes over his sig
nature to newspaper saturday: 1T
was related to me by n friend that
Danish boys who were on a German
away by the imprudence of their
youth and the fervor OF their young
hearts. shouted viva La France.
They were Immediately dragged from
the train and four of them were pick
ed out and shot.
The chronicle=news., 1914-08-08

London, Aug. Francis Dyke
Acland. foreign under secretary on
behalf of the British government. to-
day gave expression to British ap-
probation for the diplomatic assist
The chronicle=news., 1914-08-08

to the present none of the vessels
have come northward to LiDau. Aim
rerian Ukase issued today extends
the moratorium to two months.
The chronicle=news., 1914-08-08

lin. Aug. s. tNia tluJterG1m
and London. -.-Tao German news.
ran rs complain aboh: the diplomatic
mancuvers carried olt to make Ger
many appear t!c Glsturbnr Of .rc
peace. They ma'nia.:i tnat 1t was
i;uss il pushed Germany to war. It
IS reported here that the Germans
I'm france who werh unable TO leave
within the time liTit are being sent
t. western France ana cDmrc;iC'; TO
help with the harvest. They add
that German women in Russia are be-
ing expelled white the men Ea' .
been thrown into Drison.
Matthics krzbercer. the leader of
TIE clerical party in the imperial par
lia!rent, and chairman of ,hr arms
cod,n'ttce. states that the German
army and navy arc both splerdidl'
cIr:pped while the German 'ii-s and
c,nIicn are superior - those cr their
atvCrsaries. lie declares Germany
can absolutely rely Oh her forces and
deitrscs.
The chronicle=news., 1914-08-08

Washington, u. O., Aug. s.
Under the new regulations Euro
pean reservists will be allowed tt
sail for their home countries If the,
are not in uniform, do not carry arms
and 20 as individuals.
These Instructions supercedc in.
structions recently given without tho
knowledge of the treasury depart.
ment by the department of commerce
which affected reservists and ships
President Wilson today issued q
proclamation of neutrality to apply
to the state of war between Austria
Hungary and Russia. II is similar in
terms to those already issued.
The chronicle=news., 1914-08-08
SITUATION WANTED,

Man wants work; will NOV lawns.
Salvation Army, Red 2962. 3tF
The chronicle=news., 1914-08-08

Paris, Aug. Sit was officially
announced this afternoon that 10
900 British troops already had land
ed ut Osten Calls and Dunkik. There
are now proceeding toward Namur
to the west OF Liegc on their main
railroad line to assist the Belgians.
The chronicle=news., 1914-08-08

San Salvador. Republic of Saliva.
dor. Aug. S.-A number of French
reservists left here yesterday foi
Panama and a detachment of Ger.
man rescrvists leaves today for
Guatnmala
The chronicle=news., 1914-08-08

Film developing. any size roll, 1Oc.
Printing 4c and up. Green's Drug
Store. If
The chronicle=news., 1914-08-08
CLEANING,

Cleaning, pressing and dyeing.-
The Trinidad Cleaning and Dye
Works. IT
The chronicle=news., 1914-08-08

Paris, aug. S.-Somc interesting 9
Napoleonic /clics have been placed,
by order OF the Paris courts. in the
Keeping of the Carnavalct museum.
They consist of a sword given by
Napoleon TO General Rapp bearing
the inscription, Napoleon General
TO Colonel Mariner the dagger
snatched by General Rapp from the
student Knapps at Schoenbrunn,
when the latter attempted to assassi-
nate Napoleon, and n sword OF honor
bearing the inscription TO Governor
General Rapp with thanks from the
city of Dantzig. 1905" These relics
were deposited by their owner in the
hands of woman who had under
taken to sell them. As they were
neither sold nor returned. however.
the matter came before the Tribunal
which decided that they should be
placed in the Carnavalct museum
pending judgment
The chronicle=news., 1914-08-08
WANTED,

All who do not receive their
Chronicle-News to phone this office
between 6:00 and 1900 the same
evening.
The chronicle=news., 1914-08-08

Paris, Aug. S.-The French mill
tary authorities are offering every
facility for American citizens in
France.
CASTOR Doumerguc. former French
premier, last evening thanged Am
bassador Herrick for the relief af-
forded to the French authorities by
the American embassy and consulate
general in looking after American
citizens In Paris. He also thanked
him for the formation of an Ameri-
can ambulance corps.
The chronicle=news., 1914-08-08

ChronIcIe-News soc month.
The chronicle=news., 1914-08-08
War Bulletins

Continued from page -
The chronicle=news., 1914-08-08

made IN the columns oil the ham
burger Nachrichten today. concludes
with the phrase. Even If the world
be filled with devils. the German
power will defend and maintain its
place undc. the sun
Peking, Aug. S.-AccordinE to re-
ports of refugees here from Using
Tau. the German cruisers are all
away scouting and this is supposed
to account for the almost entire sus-
pension of British commerce above
Shanghai.
The Russian legation here denies
the report that Russian troops are to
assist in possible investment of
Esing-Tau.
The various governments, includ-
ing the British. French and Japan,
have agreed to the moratorium which
the Chinese government has de-
clarcd, for an indefinite period. II
is pointed out that this cessation of
foreign payments should force the
Chinese government to pay the troops
regularly from the proceeds Of var
ious revenues pledged to foreign ma
tions to eliminate the danger OF mu-
TIMES.
Berlin, Aug. Sherman aviation
circles are expressing pride In the
part played by their countrymen in
rccord-breaking in the last few
months. All the records were made
in German aeropIanes equipped with
German motors. The duration rec
ord has been bcttercd four times this
year by Germans. The first was
Bruno LANCER. who set the mark at
IA hours and seven minutes on Feb
ruary .. This mark was raised to
16 hours and - minutes on April
2Gth by the Frenchman Poullet, but
on June 2ith Basserman bettered
this figure, four days later Land
mann raised 1t once more. and then
came l.oehm with the first 2i-hour
| made. Boehm still had
Gasolene enough for two hours fly
Ing and was comparatively fresh
when he landcd. But for an ap-
proaching storm he would have stay
ed up another half hour.
The chronicle=news., 1914-08-08

Madrid, Spain. via Paris. Aug s.
The American embassy as well as tho
American consulates in various cities
of Spain has received inquiries from
numerous Americans concerning tn,
possibility of obtaining accommoda-
tions on steamers which the Span
ish newspapers report the United
States is sending to take Americans
back to the United States.
Many of the American travellers
had prepaid their passages bv for
cign lines which have now suspend
ed service.
The chronicle=news., 1914-08-08

Berlin, Aug. s. (via Amsterdam
and London Prince BuelO, former
German imperial chancellor. in a pa
triotic appeal to the German nation
made in the columns of the Ham
burger Nachrichten today. concludes
with the phrase. Even If the world
be filled with devils. the German
place undc.. the sun.
The chronicle=news., 1914-08-08

The French war office today placed
their omnibuses temporarily at the
service of the American embassy for
transportation of homeless Germans
from the Embassy office to the
school building where they are now
lodged.
The chronicle=news., 1914-08-08

All household furniture. ia
Park st. ). ST
The chronicle=news., 1914-08-08
FOR RENT.
Rooms for light housekeeping d
Lucerne. Phi. Baea 383 or 41S Beech

Four-room furnished modern
house, close in. Phone Red 1l34.
The chronicle=news., 1914-08-08

Six-roon house strictly modern.
500 Park st. Phone Trinidad 81. tt
The chronicle=news., 1914-08-08

New York. Aug. S.-The Whitei
Star liner Cedric left Halifax today
with all passengers aboard and
should arrive at New York Monday
morning. This announcement was
made by the White Star line.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1914-09-29
MAKING IT UNANIMOUS IN INDIANA
What Happened After the Professors
Happy Thought Came.

HAPPY InOuSnI SdmS.
A college professor had been invit-
ed to deliver his lecture on Highways
and Byways Of Literature" at little
town in Indiana-the State that pro-
duced George AIDE and James Whit
comb Riley among other favorites..
The eventful evening came; and as
the lecturer gazed upon the row
upon row of earnest, eager faces
before him breathlessly waiting
for his message, happy thought
struck him, and, stepping to the front
of the platform, he said:
LAS this is to be purely a literary
lecture it seems fitting that practition-
ers Of the glorious art of writing, if
recognition and honor, and before l
begin my discourse l wish to extend a
cordial invitation to any author who
may happen to be in the house to
please come forward and take a seat
on the platform with the chairman"
In the frantic rush that ensued the
three front rows of seats were upset
and demolished, four women tainted
and had to be carried out, half dozen
derby hats were crushed to pulp, three
men received black eyes, several 9TH
ers had their coats ripped up the back,
and the reading-stand was toppled
over with a crash. When the dust
had settled down so that it was pos
sible to see across the hall once more
one man alone remained seated in the
stage.
The astonished lecturer gazed for a
moment at the deserted man in front
of him, and then, the humorous side
of the affair appealing to him. he
smiled indulgently down upon the soil
tary occupant of the auditorium and
said:
II forgot that this was Indiana. Per-
haps you did not understand my in
vitation."
Hey? What's that?" demanded the
man, holding trumpet to his ear and
leaning forward with look Of strain
ed inquiry on his face.
Il say. perhaps you did not under
stand the invitation" repeated the
lecturer. This being discourse on
literature, any author who CHANGED to
be present was requested to come for
ward and take seat on the platform
with the chairman"
ooh, all right; I'm coming! Didn't
hear you the first time," apologized
the deaf man, and he, too, rose to his
feet and started briskly for the plat
form.