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Middletown transcript., 1915-05-29
Some Surprises.
MUST NOT OWN AUTOS.
National Conference OF ounkards
Makes the Decision.

Dayton, Ohio.-At a meeting Of the
national conference OF Dunkards of
the United States and Canada, the
UNCONVENTIONAL representatives un-
animously decided that members
should not own automobiles. This
question has faced the church for
number of years. 1t was also decided
not to sell whatever food is left over
after the conference, but to give it to
the poor. The conference is being at
tended by 1000 members. Foot wash
lng among members is being strictly
observed.
Middletown transcript., 1915-05-29
TRANsYLvANIA TAKEN OVER.
cunard and Anchor Lines Have Only
orduna and Tuscania.

New York-It was announced at the
Cunard Line Offices that the Anchor
Line steamship Transylvania, which
arrived in Glasgow from New York on
Sunday last, had been requisitioned by
the British Government. Her sailings
nave accordingly been cancelled. She
was due to leave Glasgow next Satur-
day for New York.
Middletown transcript., 1915-05-29
ITALY TO STICK TILL FINISH.
Promises Signature To Agreement OF
Allied Powers.

FTOHhSSS Si9HdAuTS 10 H9TSSWent VI
Allied Powers.
London-Italy has given her adhe-
sion to the agreement already signed
by the allied powers not to conclude a
separate peace. The signature of a
formal document to this effect is i'm
minent. The Austro-German plan of
campaign has not yet been disclosed,
but it is generally believed that at
tempts to infiict a quick and decisive
defeat or at least, one that will dis
courage the Italians will be undertaken
largely by the Germans under Field
Marshal Won Hindenburg.
Middletown transcript., 1915-05-29

Mrs. Cora Harper was arrested and
committed to jail for 80 days by JUS
tice Posey, at Frederick, charged with
disturbing the peace. Her daughter.
May Is, was arrested few days ago
for being incorrigible and sent to the
Reform School for Girls. Cora, an
other daughter, II years old, was ar
rested for fighting, and sent to jail for
90 days. Two children. the remainder
of the family, have been taken in
charge by the authorities.
Middletown transcript., 1915-05-29
GERMANY CALLS 100000.
Copenhagen Hears That New Army
Will Be Assembled.

London.-The Copenhagen CORE.
spondent of the Daily Mail says he has
learned from an authentic Berlin
source that Germany is about to call
up 2,OOO,OO more men. Berlin official
circles, he states, believe that an army
of 100000 will be sufficient to cope
with Italy.
Middletown transcript., 1915-05-29
ITALY DECLARES
WAR ON AUSTRIA
Ambassadors in the Two Coun.
tries Receive Passports.
TEUTOE VESSELS SEIZED
confiseation OF Austrian and German
Ships In italian Harbors First
Move In War = Troops
Clash On Frontier.

Amsterdam, via London.-A dispatch
from Vienna says the Italian Ambas.
sador to Austria, the Duke of Avarna,
Sunday afternoon presented to Baron
Won Burian, the Austro- Hungarian
Foreign Minister, the following
declaration of war:
Vienna, May 20, 1915.
"Conformably with the orders of his
Majesty, the King, his august sove,
reign, the undersigned, Ambassador OF
Italy, has the honor to deliver to his
excellency, the Foreign Minister of
Austria-Hungary, the following com
munication:
Declaration has been made, as
from the 4th of this month, to the i'm
perial and royal Government of the
grave motives for which Italy, con-
hdent in her good right, proclaimed
annulled and henceforth without eff
feet, her treaty of alliance with Aus.
tria-Hungary, which was violated by
the imperial and royal Government
and resumed her liberty of action In
this respect.
Formally Enters Upon War.
"The government of the King, irm-
ly resolved to provide by all means at
its disposal for safeguarding Italian
rights and interests, cannot fail in it's
duty to take against every existing
and future menace measures which
events impose upon 1t for the fulfill
ment Of national aspirations.
His Majesty, the King, declares
that he considers himself from Mon
day in a state of war with Austria
Hungary.
THE undersigned has the honor to
make known at the same time to his
Excellency, the Foreign Minister, that
passports will be placed this very day
at the disposal of the Imperial and
Royal Ambassador at Rome and he
will be obliged to his Excellency II he
will kindly have his passports handed
to him.
(Signed) "AVARNA."
A decree was issued Sunday con-
fiscating all Austrian and German
ships in Italian harbors.
Middletown transcript., 1915-05-29
maryland NEWS
IN SHORT ORDER
The Latest GIeanIngs From AT
Over the State.
TOLD IN SHORT PARAGRAPHS

The forty-fifth commencement of
Western Maryland College will begin
June IL, when the freshman and
sophomore contests in elocution for
the Norment prizes will be held. Certi-
hcates and honOrs in the preparatory
school will be awarded the same night.
The class windows in Alumni Hall will
be unveiled June 12, followed by the
presidents reception to the faculty
and students. President Lewis will
preach the baccalaureate sermon Sun
day morning, June 13. The sermon
before the Christian associations will
be preached at night by the Rev. DR..
Theodore F. Herman, Of Reformed
Theological Seminary, Lancaster, Pa.
Middletown transcript., 1915-05-29
SOLDIERS CAN PLAY BALL.
Canadians Receive ParaphernaIia
From American League.

Ottawa, Ont.-Minister of Militia
Hughes, commenting on the offer OF
baseball paraphernalia for the use of
Canadian soldiers in France, made
through President Ban Johnson, of the
American League, said: "Of course
we will accept the generous offer. l
have wired my thanks and acceptance
to President Johnson. Canadians are
greatly pleased with the offer and the
spirit in which it is made"
Middletown transcript., 1915-05-29
TRUST MEN TO PRISON.
Thirteen Convicted, But One Died
Pending Appeal

New York.-Twelve of the 13 men,
bers Of the so-called poultry trust, :"
who were convicted in 1911 of conspir-
ing to control the price of poultry in
this city and appealed to the higher
courts, began serving their three
months sentences Monday.
Middletown transcript., 1915-05-29
MUFFLER ON DERNRURe.
New York Hears 1t Was Set To Work
BY Wireless.

New York.-The muffler has been
put via wireless, on DR.. Bernhard
Dernburg, chief spokesman of the
Kaiser in this country, according to
reports heard here. 1t is said that the
former German Colonial Secretary will
make no further speeches. give out no
more interviews and write no more
letters for publication in this country
Middletown transcript., 1915-05-29

The Cantrell Construction Company,
of Philadelphia, has begun the work
OF installing a water and sewer sys-
TEN for Kensington, for which purpose
$4,000 in bonds have been issued by
the Kensington Town Council. L. is
thought the work will be completed
by October l.
Middletown transcript., 1915-05-29

One hundred pounds Of dynamite in
q buggy failed to explode when the
vehicle was kicked to pieces by a
frightened horse. George Rather the
driver, was injured, though not seri-
ously. He was hauling the explosive
from Aberdeen to Stony Point. In
front of Rev. A. R. Kuldell's residence
the minister's white dog ran out to
salute the passing buggy with a few
bow vows. This set the horse in a
panic and the buggy. was upset and
wrecked. Mr.. Rather was to use the
dynamite in blowing up stumps.
Middletown transcript., 1915-05-29
General MObillzatIon Is Ordered.

SeheTaI MOBILIZATION Is ordered.
Rome, via Paris.-Italy is at war
with Austria Hungary. With the issu-
ance of the general mobilization order,
the Italian Government issued a proc
lamation declaring war on Austria.
which officially will begin Monday.
Prior to this, and after a lengthy
consultation, the Ministers of War and
Marine proclaimed all the provinces
bordering on Austria and the islands
and coast towns of the Adriatlc in a
state of war, which was equivalent to
the establishment OF martial law, the
step usually preceding the formal
declaration.
King Victor's mobilization decree
went into effect Sunday morning and
more than 100000 men fully equip
ped with arms and ammunition 1t is
expected will be put into the field with
in a month.
Middletown transcript., 1915-05-29

Judge Harlan appointed John S. Bid
olson and Harry S. Carver receivers
for the Cahill Slate Company, which
owns quarries near Cambria, Hartford
county. This action was taken as the
result of bill of complaint and petit
tion for receivership filed against the
company by Henry Scharffetter, real
estate dealer, of Baltimore.
Middletown transcript., 1915-05-29

The fredericksburg new high school
building was completed last week, and
Is one of the finest high schNbl build
infis on that peninsula n is con-
structed of hollow tile, with an ex-
terror finish of cement plaster and
roof of metal shingles, offering a
strong resistance to fire.
Middletown transcript., 1915-05-29

Capt. John L. Martino, of Federals-
burg, purchased the fine three-mast
schooner Benjamin Russell, which is
now loading lumber in Canada for
New York. Upon its arrival there
Captain Martino will go to take charge
Of the vessel, which will take a cargo
Of salt to Seaford, Delaware.
Middletown transcript., 1915-05-29
NOT TO CALL ITALIANS HERE.
Believe Italy Has Sufficient Number
OF Men In Her Army.

Washington.-Italians in the United
States probably will not be called bach
to the colors unless the European war
is to continue for another year
Italian officials here believe Italy has
sufficient men in her home army to
maintath a vigorous offensive against
Austria.
Middletown transcript., 1915-05-29

More than 10000 priests are serv.
ing in the French army.
Middletown transcript., 1915-05-29

J. Fred Dunn, William L. Dean and
George w. James purchased the P.
P. White and Dorman farm, on the
State road, between Sharptown and
Galestown. containing 152 acres. The
consideration is said to have been
about $4,000. These same parties
also purchased the Ohmstead farm,
containing 95 acres, for $4,000.
Middletown transcript., 1915-05-29

A sheep raisers' rally was held in
the city hall auditorium, Cumberland,
when addresses in the interest of re-
viving that industry in Allegany and
Garrett counties were made by Isaac
Hirsh, Cumberland; Reuben Bingham,
Of the Maryland Experiment Station,
and Col. Thomas G. Pownall, Cumber-
land.
Middletown transcript., 1915-05-29

1t is understood that at least 20 of
this years graduates of the Naval
Academy will wed within a month of
receiving their commissions as en-
signs.
Middletown transcript., 1915-05-29

Robert c. Liskey, well-known
farmer, died at his home at Hallway
Washington county, at the age of 60
years. Mr.. Liskey came to this coun-
ty from Virginia about Is years ago.
He leaves his widow and the follow.
ing children: Mrs. E. B. Zimmerman
and Mrs. w. s. Overman, Elizabeth
City, N. c.; John M. Liskey, Hagers-
town; Mrs. C. Hunter Hyde. Charlton;
Robert B. Lskey, Hagerstown; Leon
w. Liskey, Oakland, CAL; Catherine
and Clyde Liskey, at home
Middletown transcript., 1915-05-29

Mrs. H. B. Friend, wife of Resident
Engineer Friend, of the Western
Maryland Railway, was burned prob
ably fatally at her home in Hagers-
town. She is at the Washington Coun-
ty Hospital. Mrs. Friend was using a
can of coal oil to start fire. There
was an explosion and Mrs. Friends
clothing caught FIRE. She was horribly
burned from her feet to the shoul-
ders. Mr.. and Mrs. Friend moved to
Hagerstown only a short time ago
from Cumberland.
Middletown transcript., 1915-05-29

Seventy-five stockholders of the
proposed McConnellsburg and Fort
London Electric Railway, travelling in
20 automobiles, visited Hagerstown to
get ideas in railway development. They
were the guests of the Hagerstown
and Frederick Electric Railway Com
pany and from there went to Freder-
ick. The party was headed by Edward
J. Post, president Of the Pennsylvania
Company.
Middletown transcript., 1915-05-29

Club women of Allegany and Gar
rett counties held a better health
meeting in Cumberland.
Middletown transcript., 1915-05-29

Virgil Baker. of Ridgeville, had a
narrow escape from death when a tree
fell upon him. Mr.. Baker was cutting
timber and tree that he felled lodged
ins tree nearby. While working at
the tree it was lodged in it was re-
leased and fell, striking him in the
breast. He is painfully bruised and
cut.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-12

lit .ber 4ptt auberbaIb bee Gtabt, rad II
Jenb etaem Boftau1t III ben Ner. etaate1, ga
aesa obsr @eJtco. e2.ea ItdtrIt6 BET Bsronl
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-12
rltfen: ,n,abe lit Mmerica"!

amerifmiider 8iirserl @anole
init mir I'M @eiite burd Sic gtdbte
un0 8orfer guropas! @6au sir bie
b111oerttauie nbe bon trauernben @ittz
men IN lhtpar5umflorten @epanoern
an, bore oas lpimmernbe @ebfla9en)
Der Hlflolen 8aiien, alle ibrer @rnd6z
rer, lbrer @atten unb @ater bera11bt,
ltno aus oieien ber5er9reifsnben ala-
sen 'berols ninst tpie Bic 9pidune be5
8er'dts III 9ein idaubepnb G6r:
u'taoe 1T M1nerica"!! 60 11nier lit sic
2Sdnlb, baF bies Worben anbalt! -!
lNStr iicfert aus nNemtralitdt" Bic
Watfen, Die Mnnition nth - bas
-@etb.
giirger! Sdart entb snfamnten -
HGrbebt elite stimmen gesen bieien
1d,a11erltden @affenidader, Der elmer
grDhen Nattun nntpiirbig lit! -
User alod Elm fiiblenb 6er3 in ieiz
ner3 8rult tra9t, iuer belfen mill, biez'
lem Blut6anbel cin gnDe 5u MAIDEN.
Der berbil,be lid NIT uns gu eemein@
1dmen 9anoeln. Cine itattli6eS daor
amerifanii6er Biirser bat lid 5u Ser
rMmerteat Gmbargo Conference" 8ll=
lan1mensei6loiier1, Inn burd gtimmz
farte11 IN allen Staaten Ser Union l1nz
fer allen giireern cine Mbltimmune
mr. sn1bar9o b%pr5unebmen u1,b 10 Sic
iuaDre M%teinnng Des amcrifaniiden
Bottles mnuinerlegIid id,uar5 auf
tucik deitsnfelen. 0ur 10 ,piro Der
@p1lgreR fir bas Grnbargu ge,uDnren
tperoe1t fb1ute,.. - Sic @eihdftsltele
|oes gafioi1al : Committees Ser. .Mmez
riean gmbar9p Conference" 139 81.
elarf ,str., Chicago. 81. lenbet iez
DEM toltenfret unb in beliebiger 3abl
btele Stimmfarten, lotpie al1iflarenoe
Brpidlren gu. eSn allen stabten unb
9Drfern bes Qanbes lplten lid aufz
rtd1tlge anerifaniide 8iirger 5u su6z
COMMITTEES in g%erbinbllng nit SEM
gtatlonal : Committee 5uiamn1en@
i6lieBen, llm hies 8erf nabrer. 5uz
manitat unb ebrlider Meutralitat
ourd5ufii6ren. 9ant ,nui Der Sric=
be fir bic lid perblutenbem 8blfer
fommrea. ~ l1nb auf Sic Srage: @er
bat Ben Srieben semadt? miro oas
amerifaniide @olf IN beiligem gtol5e
%antporten b%iirfen:
pMabc in Mmerica!!"
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-12

oie NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in eng.
lolro ablolpirt bat, iii NIT 5iemlider
8eitimmtbcit 5u eriparten. @s lit
.oies aus ben altBerit borlidtig geFal-
tene1r gemerfilngenL bie gnoe Letter
8o6e bon amtlider Seite im5taats-
Department genmht purocn, o115lt-
11efnae1l. gs tpl1roe geiaet, ues lei
nod nidt oefinitib %beltimmt" obSerr
Simmer llad jener aonfercn5 auf
leinet Goltelt 5uriidfebrcr mer0e.
3iele 6ornt lit geDablt, UNI niht mt
angenebme &omm1ertare in Der 9rej-
Ie 1t10 int 9l1blifltm oariiber berpor-
5uruf len, Dob oem amerifani-
den General gonll,l in 2onoon
bon Sir gomar6 @rep ser 2anfpoB
aege6en morben it, neil er. @anoels-
6eridte rad Ben Ser. sfuoten gez
'ididt bat, oie Ser hritilben Me-
gierung nidt 5uiagclt. Matiirlid fat
man es III biel eat Sale boriidtig arr
rangirt. Gem General Goni jul lit
nidt einfad bas gpeqltator ent5oge11
iporOen, ion0ern es m1roe bier a11ge=
|loelttet, er lei nidt mebr genebm, uno
Inn Die 8efiible ser britiiden Miodt-
baber 81 id)onen, fat mal1 bic Miid=
berllfung Oes General : Go1riuls 5t
elmer aonferen5 gefiigig. beid}lo1icn.
Die bieitge Megierltng bielt es ieiner<
5eit nid)t fir notbmenoig, sic Sc
fiible Der oitcrreidiib ungarii9en
Hegierung 81 idlonen, ols man Sen
8otldnfter Or. 3nmba altriidberuien
milie11 apollts, io1roern mon rid)tete
cine S%fltruftio11 on Sen 9oti6after
Nenfielo lit @ien, NORM Scr oortige1l
Megierllng oieier @a,nih Hor genoft
mnroe, nnb p%eroffentlid)te bieie S1t,
ltruftion bier prompt. 3entraleuro,
paii6en Madten ~gcgeniiber braud)en
iolde &iidItdten nid}t~ eenomne1l
merDen, tpie lie apiiden Sen @ereinig.
ten Staaten nn6 England beobodtet
meroen. SIM @erfcbr NIT England
meroen Die iibliben inter1ationoIen
@epflogellbeiten nidt nur feitgebal-
ten, lonoern ii6ertriebe11, Inn ia feinc1
@nitoB 5u geben.
l%t11iere arobe &epl1blif lit ST. eli.
ner miligen 2iehe6ienerin gl1qlanoS
berahgclunfeu. oeiielben Gnglonos
bon Dem lie iid1 Dor 139Sabren losge.
lagt bat un0 bos, leitoem es bieit
2osiagll1g gut5ubeiBeI 9e5mllngcr
NOR, immer feinofelig geger
oielc 9epeien lit ltno 5tpeimal (1S12
Bis 1911 unO 1860 Bis 1869 81,
groBten Nnltrengllngen eemodt bat
lie lit 5lpei Sbeile 51 5erreiBen. gs ii
1%pabrbaftig trarriq u1b oas trarrig
tie lit, 0oB es 10 al + lit.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-12

lld am 9rlte. yon pen eenll9e1l
'tpnnte Tie ibm ieoo9 nidt gebra9t
tuerben, Do ieoer, Der ben S6IBsns
sraben p%erlallen bate, selpdrtig fem
mubte, BON ben Siirten getDtet gu
iperoen. Der ruhiide Sfft5ier be-
tabl oenn audi ben 2euten, I'M Sra
ben gu bleiben uno Die Na6t obs,lz
iDarten, I'm bonn Den ormen &erl
gu bergen. Mber elmer I'M 8raben fonb
ben 8efebl gu bart, unb Die 9iirten
1oben plDBlid eine aranteni6pelter
aus Dem rufii9en Graben berausz
iteisen. Rubig i9ritt Tie auf ben
Wertpunbeten gu. gon tiirfi16er @eite
fiel tein @6uB. Man iab nun cine
Neihe nit benz idmaraen 9aldlit
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-12

"a
perbiilter a0pfe aus Dem grabsn]
ronoe anftaubeu, Die nit erItaunter}
Mr9en oulaben, pie Die S4neited
ben gerpunoeten porIt6tig mf0od|
unc na4 benz ruf1ii6en @raben gs]
@leitete. 2autes 8rupo uno Das be1
geilterte u8ropn 5anum" rRufen be.|
Siirfen belohnte Die lpadere 5at-"
geo. Jclopebel gum Me1
trllten): u9ie lino elm Elm
Sunnerlpetler, jeBt babe i6 grao' feis|
ren geiitreiden Ginfaq!"
SeufSer. Ilter Dihter (als|
aud lein fiinfter Sobn Bel Der Mus.
bebltng frei msgeb): Ri6t amdt
bert nebmen + mas eoa mir! .
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-12
3ulitiid]e nno 1tnpplitiidje
&anogloHen.

~ 9el1n fam Ge0op, Ser Geredte,
aegen bic 8erlebl1ng Der Neutralitas
@ried)eltlaltos proteItiren.
- Mpm Sic s(ftior iii MuBlan6
INNER npd ridt If11eQ qeul1g geht,
Ser iolIe 'iiiihh erinfer,l, 6nB sic Seut=
Idle Seercsleitlng mn Telb5iige unb
fe7'1e' sPosfsraa'1ae plant:
Gin ein5el1rer Morut bot sos
Re6t, elmer Staot Don 9 Milioret1
ieinen Gsilfel1 ollisuSfpingen. Sir=
dpobr - ein reieS 9ano!
- GneIonos TorocrluI11q an gdppe=
oet1, iehe Musfllbr nad) 0el1tidlonb
5u p%erbieten, lit nit elmer sfbil,6r be-
antlnprtet moroen. l1nD bas bon
redtslpegen!
Mmerifoniidje @eihaitsleute
b%eballpten, Brpbbritonnicl1 trete Sic
Redte neutraler 261loer nit SiiBen.
Ole 9elte iirro entidieoen bon Sen
Seltidtn ssfanft!
Ole NeIgier fins cntldie6en
neutral: Das @olf lit III 6ollano, bos
Seer in 0eutid)Iano uro Sic Mesier.
ing III 6ranfreib.
- General : Gon1l1I Skinner iii
2orbon lou nbgeiett meroen, neil Ell
lollrh Mobrltng Ser Med)te amerifoni-
idpr @eid1ftsIe1te fei Ser britiid,er1
1tr0 natiirlib nltd) ser amerifaniidler
Regierltng umiBliebig" pciporoen lit.
SSett tpiIie11 mir, mas oaslt gebDrt,
umiBliebig" 81 meroen!
@ritiides vg6riitentbatm" Der,
langt Sic SiiIfe Manerifas geger
Die MbidJlad,tlng ser Mrmenier 1l1,f
iii sic Mbidladtu1,g 1eutider llrS
9eiterreider nit a,nerifoniidpr Mht.
milton.
- 3%eitgemabes amerifaniides Sc
Bet:
6err, LOB Sic Menidbeit nidt in
@lllte trmten,
.8ebietc balt Dem tpiloen @ooIfermorf
l1nb iiihre qn6oig in MritannienE
Sort
1us gdiff nit uniern 8o,rben l,tlS
Wro,loten.
ge5iigIih ser @eitaltl1ng Sci
@erbdltniiie nod SEM Irieoensidyll1i
iinb ii6 lelbit oie Meiielten 1tiht 80
iibcr flor, bab lie aa,,5 a,r0ers ausial
len miro, dig n1an oenft.
- Ser &onig bon @l1lgarien, Sci
oltrdl feinerlei @ertr1ae aebrtnbet
NOR, miro BON ser Mlliirten als ee
meiner @errdtber eebranomarft. "a
iiir lit Ser @o,1ig bon StaIicn srt Set
Seiliaen er)obeni
Nren1ier GaIonhra iagt: ,0i
italieniidc Mrnee lit berett, am Bal
fan einStgreifen." @eneraliiiiml;
@noort1a iaet: sd, bin aegen ga,
gingrcifen Ser itaIieniiden Mrrnee al
Den 0aroaneue1." - StaIien bleib
eben ser nperlablide 6reuno",
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-12
0escu Sic lrniitc @crlaascrnus hes
&rieges.

SllkCyGS.
Son ser american Gmbargp Gpn=
ference" tit uns nodfolgenber Mrtifel
oes 81. S.. G>erbarbs in Chicago mil
Dem @rilld)en Inn @er0ffentlidung 8u=
gegangen, Dem lptr nadite1enb Solge
gebel1. Ser Mrttfel unter Ser neberz
ldrift nMtabc tit Mmerica" lnltet fol-
gen0ermaben:
9ret @orte iinb5, Sic bielen fure6t=
barren 8eltfrieg berrrja6t baben.sg ie
beiben: rnnabc lit OermanD" !-6erte
geben es lelblt Sic Briten nit cbnilde1
|SHcnbeit 5u, baB lie 9entidlanbs
@anbel unb Snbuitrie pernidten lpouz
ten. 9as Mdrden bon Ser berlebten
bel8iiden N%eutralitat, Sic iiberbaup1
nie beltanb, sic in @abrbeit MIR eiu
~lcrap Of paper" tpar, glaubt niemanf
mebr. gnglanbs @abgier nnb Offer.
iudt auf Sen bliibenben @anbel
9eutl6lanbs uno gnglanbs Neib auj
oas rllbmbolle, Sen @eltn1arft erz
obernDe vmaoe III @ernanD" mar Sic
aleinisc 9riebfeoer, Sic bas eelammtt
8aoeriperf bieier l1nbeiligen M1iana
nit bem 3iele Ser gernidtungGeutld
lambs in 8eipegung 1ebte.
n@aabe lit G%crmauD"! 9ieie @prs
te bcruriadtcn Sen &rieg.
Mber Sic l1r1ad1e. baR bieler oro11z
1i9e golferfrieg beutc mod .a,1balt? -
Iu@ bier limbs brei @orte. Mbcl
lie beiBen: umabe lit MmericnM
llnia9lid beiddmenb fir Elm @o1f
ods 1898 in umpralil6er GmpDrung"
ben ipaniiden General @eDler. Ser
ublltder" @epIer, aus glba periagtt
un0 aug %uretner @umm1itat" ser
&ries nit gpanien fir sic 8efreiune
Gubas fiibrtc. SAP 10 nebcnbci bit
Gbilippinen aus humanity" annet=
tirt lpllrben, Fat nit Ser morality"
meter ni6ts gil tbuu. ~ l1nidglid
beldamenb fir cine &egierung, Sic ei=
men 5uerta srimmig perfolgte uni
beriagte, ipeil er nbtellctdt" an Be,
grmorouns leineS @orsdngers Meaoe.
10 umitidulbi8" mar. - 1lnlaglid BE.
ldamerb fir einen &rdiiDenten. il
beilcn Mlrftra9 iein friibcrer 8llien:
frelnb unb @taatsiefretar 8rpa,
bmteabtucile Sricoenspertrdge nit al.
Ierbanb Mationen obidloB mi
uSdiperter III 9%fhugidnren" beripun.
beln npute.
&ellte nimmt man nit @iuigune
oerielben Ne9ier,ng Die Iferbe bpr
Dem 9flll9 meg rnb ididt Sic arn,er
Sbiere IN cinen iammerIiden Sph
nuf Sic S6ladtfeIber @uropas. .@u:
mnnitp mabe in Mmericu;"
8cltc ienbct man bem .bnt1er'
aitdencr unb Ieinen Nal,bgenp1en iii:
5dblige @affen n1b Munition -
vmabc lit Mimcrica! 49,
l1nb hriiben allf Sen bllltigen @eiil:
Ben gllropas reibt iid grab an Grab
III benen Sic Gpfcr bieler amcrifani.
lhcn nMeutralitat" rnben, Inn an
Sage seq @erihtcs als Mnflagcr &C,
gcn hicic n8lutgclh Mentralitat'
faui5utreten. 9iele ltummeu Grader
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-12

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bes Goelmutes. Den Die Siirten bel
ibser &rie9fiibrul1g betdtieen. beria=
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Barrier 8latt oiefen 9orfou in libel
ipollenber Mbiiat: ni6t UNI Die Sir
ten gu Iobe1,, 1onoern I'm ben pcrz
haBten BODIES" zines als5uptI9en,
benn es tniipft an Die Gei6ihte Sic
Rubanlpenoung, DOB Die @eutihen
1id an ibr ein Beifpiel nebmen 1outen.
Sine rufii9e @9ilopade muroe
tur5 ppr Den tlrtifhen @duBengrG-
ben perpunbet uno blieb bort !iez
gen. Der gerpunbete i6rie idmme-