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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-11

unb ben Der. Staotsn rsben, 70 III e
pli9t Der geionnenen 3ur 1,rnnnfi
unS sur gershtist.it 5u mdbnen. 81
piliiirte Climber fiibrsn MIR bdnn
aries, fpenn Elm Suftonb singetretsr
lit, Der uuertrdglidp Iheiut unb fir ben
feins dnotre Abbilfe, als burdl Maf.
fensspdlt erlangt tperben fam. go
pann lpiro aud iiberlest. Oh bic gtas
tion. sssen tpeide bic 8sidperbe iifl
ridtet, cine gerehtisuns sl ibrem
8srbnltsn. bas beanitanoet pirb, batts
poer nitt Gin unertrasli6er 3uitanb
1T ni6t nd9neisbar. Disisnissn amc=
ritaniihen 8iirssr, bic mad europa
iit besebeu fppllen, t0nnen bag gefabrs
log tbun, inbem iis iih nsutrdlen
Sfiffsn dnperirauen, Ole ben &urs
nm ShottIanb bsrum einihlagen.
Wirs aeltsnb semaht. oub Gmsritnner
auf fsinolihen Sdiffen fa6ren biirfen
unb pub lie an teinen beiiimmten 9urs
gebunbsn iinp. 10 lit bas nit ser Der
nunft ni6t pereinbar. Wenn gtatioz
nen einarcsr betrie9en, 10 miiiien bic
Peutrdlen Dem Srisasi9duplab fern
blsiben. Wiro oas aus bem Srunoe
beanitanbet, bab es teins gfaiion si,s
itebt, bus offene Mssr dIs ariesstbeus
ter ab5usrenSsn, 10 BARI man barin
ntht einieitig perFd9ren, ionosrn Der
sinen gaatipr suseiteben, mas man Der
anberen erlaubt. Nahoem bic Der.
Staatsn gnslanb erlaubt haben. ale
Mssrs in europa ufs aritssfddfaas!as
su bebanbe!n, 10 lam man &uti6s
lart6 niht peripebren, etnen tleinen
T6siI bieier Wesrs, Die nod oaau nabe
Der fsinoliden aiiits ii4 bsfinSen, ab'
3ufperrsn. aommt es ihliebliA su ber
fraas Oh Bel Der @erienturs Der nSus
iitania" cine feinbIihe abfi6t aesen
bic ameritanifhe Ration porlag, 10 III
bas .ntidsieben su psrnsinen. Oeutias
lamb bat ii4 ale sroentlide Wtiibs ees
gsben, ameritaniibe 8Irger in aennts
nib gu ieben, bub iie ibr ls6en ees
fdbrSsn, lpenu iie ii6 feiroliher
ShiFfen anpertrauen uno lpenu iis ben
an GnsIanb unb Jrantreid nuarsns
ssnbsn @etpdiisrn ridt fern bleiben.
DaDon tpurbe niGt blps uuisrs Rssiss
runs bsna6rihtist, icnosrn 1Hh Die
giirssr birett burd 3situnssanssisen.
gs bat alIo Don 0eutihlancs Seite
fsin. bDspillise qbIidt porgeleNr uHb
ss 1T tein un.rtrGelider 3uitaub Dor
banbsn. Samit mare aud Elm Sriea
nitt serehtfertist. @sr troBosm nad
ari.g ihrsit, Der thut oas nitt, um
Tsin 2anb Su OsrtheioigsH, iunoerH INT
gnglano gu beIfen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-11

Suntlen Sodipaloss dbbsbtn Sirn'-
iisIer strdibsn mir In Sfmlt uno
'yenf,tiaIeit binsin. Dor rs4is uno
iinfs taufgn grttterlpdnbt dlf mil
bfibsnbun Qoub beetdt. Idbiiir
mHiTen bic erftsn SHiibsnsrdb'n Der
Dtutihsu itin. 5isr babtn DOT iiir'
,.m Iurdtbare admpfs itatis.iuHotn.
Das bunpf i'm iins halItnbs Arttlls'
ristonsert bssinnt ii6 in feline :in,s,nsn
55ne su s.rlesen, Shlag duf Sfldg
folgt, grpIOiion auf GrpIciion, etn'
nsue Qoie mii6t iit In pieisn Farm;
bas trpdens anattern bss Dstptbr
feuers ilopft nit ieiHsm ea9 pard'
ben WuIp. Wir tommtn az als pdus
Sts qyoisrs 6i.urion, no Der bftislis
anmpf setobi. Gs tn ein alits ptr'
faIlenss 8ausrntdus, Elm ausflneS'
ori fir bic gsfpohH.r Der llnlssasro az
if,6nen 5aa.n in frieoIitgn 3ttitn. eE
aiebi bier cine Gusllt nit iriiherl.
reirem Baiisr; i'm iis III NIT pisl sr'
bittetuRa sstdmpft fpcrbtn. Vim Jn'
i6riFi aui sinem 5olsbrsii tb:iIi nit.
bab ss perboien III. an bi.is. nutlis
WiitS 3u tpof6en. 2tnis DOH ot.itr''
6duie ihnsibet cine amber. s(us tis
erfis, bic mir Surdfhriiisn bnbtH. unO
i'm ildrtN aiht isbsn irir nur gaHs
heniIid, biz bsutfdtn aiHim. bic 400
bis 500 UAtter entferni iirp. 3iutt
aussln pf.iien nurH bic gdums. Cont
III alss ftiIi urD riibig. Obsse't iptr
In S.y essberi,sn grpn. Ilnn, ie1sn
nj. isintn SoIoaisn. ells Qrb.i! pou
siebt ii6 unter Der Grbs; MIR bic aa'
nontn ptrtiinosu. odb bic feiHoliten
SitlIuHesn beidoiIsn iptrbsn. llnb OBJ
sIsi6 alles 10 fin if,eint, bsrritt bod,
unabIdFige arbsit unb Gefaar 5r
oisftm Tinsntriee. sisbi ss teip. Vau'
it. itint Grboluns; Tag nao Qaf.
os&n oie Sample lDtiisr, eniiolisi iitt
selbtnthum uHo Iduert btp LOB In
Dem biiiisrn Gefpirr bss ptisi.sfpd''
bss."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-11

aiebt ,s bier niti. Die Wolbftiids,
arpb unb Helm. rn1hsn eirtn psrtrn'
rrensn unp perpilbsrifn girbrud:
lDorurSs6snstblfd, unpurdbrinslit.
Wer i'm qrsonner Wdlp mitsstdmpft
BAT. pdb Elm aieb baDon ~ iinesn.
Die Sirabsn finb gut btfeitigt, Dos
muB man ben syran,oien laHsn. abtr
ba trifft man auf i4arfs aurDsR, itsI.
ls, Dtrloxns @sf6us. 60 blut man bel
|urs nihi. Qfuf bem Wese 5piffsn gro'
.n gsmsinb.n it1bt man oil dufJllr'
ten in ben Baden iidtt tlsinu griidsil.
Cb bic gnusrn aud i'm Winisr mi
bren pfsrbsn burdipassn2 Dit iino
tIeine griiden bansb.n erri6iet, ot.
uber nur Weni6sn irussn i6nHen.
Inter unferen Wannibdftsn iinb ia
ia fat ale gtrufslri,n Dsrtrsien, uno
elm ri6iissr gdusrsmonH bat auf nl'
Zen 9.bietsn isire tisens prattiidle er
fdbruns, ale iinb in ibrsm llrtbti!
einis. auB benz Ulnrbt Der eiitFehs'sn
9eute babe if off s.nus mrnihtenoe
ariiitsn iibtr bic 3uitdnOs bier 5u hOs
rem bstommen. Die auItur Der Gin
ipobner lit trn Sterbtn. @i.lIeiAt mag
sds NIT BEN 3psi,inbtripitem obsr
Der ainSsrloIisitii suiammsnbdnssr;
tuenis fduffen unS nIIes rsrtcmmsn
luHen, ba of tein Orb, pcrbanosn II.
Der aIsemsins ein6rud, ben bisie gu
iidnbs olf uns 7eutfG. MAIDEN, 1T siR
trauris,r unb nieberSriidsncsr, uno e.
pirb nod psrihGrft bur6 bic prabls'
ride StIbittduI6uns bes Grdn8olsh
Der bic auItur ieinss qanbss ala bic
srits In Der Wel. biniieqen motie.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-11
8aie.Bali.

BUR brei Raiipnallisnfpisl. banbsn
iir ssitern aui BEN slrosramsn uno
srsabsn oos fOlssnps ReiuItat:
9lsD Dort .110011203- 8
Bottom 60300O212-l4
gbilaS,lpbia 00Ooo0oO0--O
9rooilpr 49,. 230000o0"--5
Ghisaso .....1200040o0- 7
pittsburg 14004OI0+-l0
unfHs .Rsbs4 trsfftn kui, Dor.
miitns in Rem Dort Elm unb ipeYbsH
am Hahmiitds ben srfien aampi ii.
nsr Disridgigtn Stri. BON Gpi,lsn bt.
siHnen. 2sibsr iplrb Der alub pi,S,t,
nm burh bic abusi,nbsii b.s SSup,.
llHgs SerSos bonn Spisls, Der an
ScHnidg in BEN aampfe nit ben .l)i.
ratsH" I'm Rsblunb Jielb I&psr am
Arm bsrltst tpurbs, auf bic Nou,r
ron msbysren SdssH erbsblih m Der
fsIbD<rtbeibipuus ssf4pd6t iperben.
ipirb Jpn uuf Nr slbicnas.
ftctipa DertnisH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-11
lluiimnises Saimpfeu.

Die glsip Yorter rGDsntHs poit" Be-
sirint .tnen artttel iibsr bic r2uiito'
mic" saataitropbe pis fcIgt;
,Oeuti9laro iplts niht siEsn au'
! 9snblid bariiber in 3tpeifsl seIaHsr
tperben, mas bic WeIt bon isinsr IsBter
S6redsnstbat SsHtt. gs 1T cine Sbat,
iiber rueItbs Elm Sunus srrSthH, oersr
sin sIrt. fit ibdmeu unb fir !psI6t
eir Tirat fib entf4ulbissu p!irbe.
Bon Se4nitagitGttH uno
&ri.ssregslu anSe d 3
etnss iol6en W aiisRmOrs
Sessurtbsu. Grs 3eitpers
6Deubung."
Die O6liss Gnt!dituns Ssutihlonos
liegt in bem Don uns uutsritribensu
Sass. Sm arisse nidt DON ariesss
redt au rebsn, ipis oas ongefiiart.
8lott es babsn min, III Elm llniiuu.
Die Sbat tpdre bunniid, tiirtiIh uno
barbarifb. penn iis i'm Griooen besans
gen tporbea ipdre, iis tpurbs absr nitt
i'm 6rieben beSanssn, fonOsrH i'm
arisae unb OariH Iiegt bic Rsatfertis
guns.
Mit einem gstpiiTen S6ein Don Re6t
- mir iagen g dtin - t0rnte Gel
tsno ssmaat nerbsn, bab Das gsrisns
Ten pOu gaiiasieriatffsu sessn bic
&risssreseIn Osrit0bt. 2tbsr 81. raus
iitanid" mar Elm GriegsidiIf, re ges
66rts Der sn9liihen WdrinssRsfsrpe an
unD bstunbete ihre trieserifds SbGtigs
felt oaour9, Nab fis iol4sn ausleipros
d2snen ariegsbebarf, ipis 5Iintcntuseln
II. I. 70. an 8oro bate. Die @,piiIens
loiieteit mar babsr auf sngltI9sr Ssits,
pufagisre auf einem S6iff su beF6rs
bern. bas &riessmunition an 9orp
bate. glo6 ihlimmer ipirb Der 5dlI
buburd, Ddb mad Qngabe Der osutitHn
4bmiralitdt Die .2uiitonid" aud @ss
iaiibs an gorb fii6rts, Inn ItIbft ariea
fiibren gu tOnneu. 0amit ihieO lie
aus Der 9lafe Der SanbeIsi9iFfs dus
unb mar Elm &risgsIfiff uuo oi. Rep
Yorter 3situng piro pobl ,ueeben
miiien, bab man nit iof6en feline I'm. |
itGnbs mu4t unO tie 3uiammrufaisbt, |
no man iie fiuoet
qber % Iiest Md cine dnosre Re9t. |
fsrtiHung fir Tsuti6lonb Dor. Der
5au4tritg, nit pel6em DsrI6iebens
5Grtsn Osrtniipft iiHo, purSs Don
Deutihlanb erit besounsn, als Gnge
LAMB Das geiamrte @5lferredt ausqes
itri6su bate uuo ben Dorten Die 5bat
foIgsu lieb, oab es bic 0erisnbune Don
barnfreien Waarsn na6 9eutihlauo
ni4t eeitdtte, neil ss unbetiimmert I'm
oos 9Glterrsdt enti4loFen isi.0sutf6s
lamb burh gnt3iebung bon 9rcoItoi.
len uno bss MotertGls fir bic getIsis
ouns BON 3iDiliitsn mittsIft Sunasr
lno SGlte um3ubringen. Ga6bem
,s auf OieIs D0ltsrrs9tspiorias unb
10dIt grauiams rbunnifde, ttirtfhs
inb barbdriIbe" Derlebung bss 96ls 5
'srr.6ts cine ipsitere @ngeiDaltis
Jung 1otsen Iisb, inbem ss cine /
slodabe auf oem Uleere erridtsts. /
luTntt an ben beuti9sn aiis /
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-11

Ger Qrdiibent min Iit nit
bem Saiier brett in 9er6inbun1
iessn unb Dsrfu6en, 2ebtsrsn gu oers
aHlaHsn, oaB sr BEN Sdu6bpOttrisg
siniteut. Dieter plau tann nur Sann
erfolsreid ietn, lpenn OerprGfioent ni6t
einieitig in Ieinem 9erbaltsn 1T unb
BON Deuti6lano aQes forOert, mGbreub
sr England allss na63ibt, gum srobsn
S6uoen nidt Bios OeutI6tanbs, Ions
bern aud Der Ser. Stdaten. Der oeuts
ibe 5uu9boottrieS purbs an9emeioet,
Gls GnglauO bic Rorbise nit Winen
beipitte, cine gladabe iiber Die Meere
perbduste uuO. mas fpsoisG ben beuts
i4en @ntf4luB 5ur Reife bradte, alg
es bic 3ufllbr Don etnponhsfr.ten
Daaren, pie Gebsusmittel unO 9aums
polIs. na6 9eutIdlunb unt.riasts.
Benn nun Der PrdTioent perIprttt,
bab sr England aufforberu peroe,
otele 3ufubrsn 5u geitatten unb. tDenn
oieies cine abi6ldgise Qntport .rtbtilt,
Ole WdffenIieferungen an bic gltliirt.n
perbieten tperoe, odnn tpirb Der &diiet
ben S@utboottriea siuitslen. Inter
elmer anoeren 9ebiRSuEg 1T oas ni6t
oentbdr uUb Der prdiiOsut Iolltt sins
feben, odb er ii6 elmer grobsn ungss
re6tbgteit segen 0eutitlanb Iduloig
mu9t. penh er ben GnglGHbern ale
IoeHtbaren Maffsu lisfsrt uHb aQs
bentbdreH 8ortbeils 6tetst, DON
Deuti4Ianb dber erpartst, oab "a ale
Wdffsn aus Der Sano geben iol.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-11
Sienstus, ben II. sRai 1915.

Sieieuigen, bic bon einsm
ariese spiifsn GeutialanO unb ben
Der. Staatsn reSen. iheinen gu iiber-
ieben, bab Elm Tol9er, iotpeit ea unfer
Sanb betrifft. ihon ieit LANCER 3eit
i'm Gunss lit. Wenn unIere Rseisrung
aud tetne Manni9aften sesen bic
Deuti6en abi6idt, 10 liefsrt iis, mas
beoeutenb lptrtbbouer Fir bic Iuiirten
lit. unb oas iinb Maffen. Gn!pdtsn
baben lie i'm llebsrFluB, absr es feblt
an 9eipebren, Ranonen uno @ranaten.
Sieie seben iebsn gus nit iebem
S4iffe nat gnslunb unb Srantrsih
ab, 10 baB uiht sriiatIid 1T, pis bic
Ser. Staaten nod ipirtiamer Rriss
sessn Deuti9lanb fiihrsn t0nn!en, ais
Is jest idOH seidiebt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-11
probatum sa.

rRsins 7Frau III au psrssbii9.
Ri6ts bsbdft iis!"
rSo mar Httne dud; BAG babe ib
ibr dboeipobnt. WeHn Id pas ipin,
ifrsibe ids auf sinsn 3sttel uHb
tIsbe ibu Gaf ben gpisgsI! Das hiIftr
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-11
ALL GERMANY UNITED TO FIGHT
TO END.
Roy Howard, Head Of United Press,
Declares People Arc Ready to
Sacrifice Everything
Empire Ma. Plenty OF Men
Country Has Modified Resources Of
Every Kind and Is Now
Well Equipped.

New York. Roy w. Howard
president OF the United Press associa.
tion, returned recently on the Philadel-
phia from q three months trip abroad
lie visited the belligerent nations o.
Europe for the purpose OF inspecting
tl,c war news agencies located at the
different battle lines. 1t is but natural
that Mr.. Howard received many inter
esting impressions while abroad. lie had
much TO say about the prospects for
peace. The gist OF his remarks was as
fellows.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-11

declare compulsory military service In
order to get sufficient number of
soldiers, or give up the plan Of decisively
defeating Germany"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-11

RoofsDeIt fast, bob na&bem ber
prditbent srtldrt bat. er tperbe Seuti6s
lamb 5ur itrenssn @eranttportuns ;iss
ben tpsnH bura 5orpebirunq bon
Sanbelsi6iTfsn irgenb tpelder glatios
nalitGt 4msritaner ums aeben tGm.n,
fei er psrpfli6tst, SeuH6tunb ben
2risg 5u srtldrsn. Sn isinsm 6at
egsn 9euti6lanb iiberiiebt Rooiepslt
Spei tpt6tiss puntte, gritsns, D6 Der
Prditbent cine ioI6e grtIdruH1 obges
9ebsn bat. TbutiahIid seit.bt Roos
iepelt ielbit einsn iol4en 3pstfsl gu,
inOsm er idst. oaB sr bic grtldruna
bes prGiiDenten 10 uuffufie, bab
lie ii6 dud nuf snsIiihs unb Fran5os
fii4e S4iffe be8iehe. Die sipeit:
Grags lit, Ob Der prGiibsnt Elm Redt
bat, ben S6uB bon Qm.ritansrn auf
feinbliden S6tffsn gu saruntir.n.
Wenn Rooispelt nud 9emagOgsnurt
folfe GrpGsun9eu unbed4tet ldbt, 10
feblt es gIiidli6sr Wsiie ni3t an ans
bersn Wenifen, bic tsine DemagDgen
iirb unb Der 8ernuNft unb Der 9ere6>
tigtett Rdum gebsn,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-11

Die 9attit, peI4e bi. bsut'
icben 5lu9boots befolsen, tpiro Dor
Dem 2apitdn Der r2uiitania1 ridtil
barseitsIlt. gr iagt, bab srObs S9ifft
nit)t Don einem, fpnbern bon orsi
Sau4bopten in gnsriff ssnommsr
iperbeH uno atpdr In Der WeHe. oaB fl
fid an psri9ieosnsn 5telI.n pciiir.n,
10 bab. tpenn bas Shiff einem Saud.
boot entsebt, ss bon einem anbsren tor
pebirt tpirp. Dd bic btutI9en 5au9s
boote cffenbar in GROCER anSa6l pprs
bduben limb, 10 limb nod tpeitere Der
1entltngsn bon Satffen 5u e-fparten.
Der 8orihlus. bic Sanoslsfaiff.
Don &riessidiffen bsgIsiteu gu
iaiien III unausfiibrbar, bu es
urrnDsli6 III, alien snglii6en
Stiffsn TOI6eu s6ub 5u sss
pGbren. Die ensliide Shiffabrt
ruiro cine 70 ihpere 5smmuns srfabs
rem, bab ss ii6 als unmDglib srtpeis
fen pirb, aIlss mas gnaranb an Sc.
beusmitteln ura &riessmaterial
braudt, in aeniissnbn Mengen 5usus
fiibrsn uuS bas 1T bic Gbfi6t.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-11

Wenn unbefOnnsne Rens
fttn, mi. lie ifbsrua pOrbaHoeu iino,
Don eiHem arisse stuif6eu OsutialauO
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-10-19

which, besides offering peculiar faci-
lities for defense, makes It very pic
turesque. At its foot. the River
Devna cuts through the mountains
to the sea. and all around the hills
shut in the valley and the port. De-
spite considerable modern effort at
improvement, the city plainly shows
its age. and its irregular ill-paved
streets, lined with outworn build
ings. breathe the peace of q forgot
ten valley. Several industries, how
ever, have penetrated to the city and
modern restlessness and modern
smartness stand just before, as the
prosperity Of the kingdom and OF its
first port grows. Varna has popu-
lation Of about $4,000.
Dairy products, grains, cattle.
dressed meats, lamb and goat skins.
and a rough cloth are the principal
exports Of the place. and Its imports
are chiefly petroleum, coal, iron and
iron ware, machinery, textiles and
chemicals. It does an annual busi-
ness Of nearly 81 900, 600 and is visit
ed during the year by about 1000
ships Of an aggregate 1000, 900 tons.
The largest number Of these vessels
are Bulgarian, while Austria-Hun-
gary has been represented by the
largest tonnage. There are tan
neries, cloth factories and distiller-
les in the city. Nearby. among the
hills, is the summer palace Of the
king"
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-10-19
ATE ONLY raw EGGS;
NOW FEELING fine

8. D. Martin Of Elkton, O., suffered
with stomach troubles and difficulties
in his digestive tract. He lost weight
and his appetite was bad.
He took one dose Of Mayr's Wonder.
full Remedy and was swiftly restored
with one dose. Seven months later
he sent an order for more. saying:
Since taking you remedy have
not been bothered any to speak of
with my stomach. Before / had bad
headaches and dizzy, weak spells, Of
which am almost free. have gained
fifteen pounds since taking the one
dose. It is not that need the medi-
cine now that / am sending. am
simply going to take It as a pre-:
ventive. My wife induced lady
friend to try It. She had been eating
only a raw egg or cracker or two, and
often could not keep them down. This
lady used your remedy and 1t has al.
most cured her"
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy gives per
manent results for stomach, liver and
intestinal ailments. Eat as much and
whatever you like. No more distress
after eating, pressure Of gas in the
stomach and around the heart. Get one
bottle OF your druggist now and try II
on an absolute guarante e-if not salts
factory money will be returned.
|
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-10-19
IhA|N SEAPORT
OF BULGARIA
ON BLACK SEA.
IS Verna, a Capacious Inlet,
According to Country's
National Geographers. +.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1s.-varna,
the latest port city to feel the bur
dens Of war, B1lgaria,s Black sea
port, is described as follows in a
war primer just given out by the Ma
tional Geographic Society:
.varna ts the first seaport of Bull
garia. 1t is situated in the north,
near the present boundary Of Run-
ania, on the Bay Of Varna, a capa-
ctous. sheltered inlet Of the Black sea.
It is connected by rail with all Of the
important regions of the country
which it has long served as principal
outlet. It possesses an incomparably
finer harbor than Dedeagatch, the
Aegean port Of Bulgaria, from whose
development so much future advan-
tage Is expected. 1t Lies within easy
steamtng distance of Russia's naval
port. sevastopol, being about 800
miles distant.
Third City.
TIE port rs the tnfrd city Of the
kingdom, ranking after Sofia and
Philippopolis, and it has been strong
ly fortified. 1t has played an import
ant part in Bulgaria's military his
tory, as the chief point in the So
called 'varna quadrilateral, which
formed the basis Of Bulgaria's de-
Tense toward the north and seat be-
fore the loss of Dobrudja to Rumania
after the treaty Of Bucharest. The
kuadrilatera1 was composed Of Var
ma, Shulma. Rustchuk, and Silinria.
Silistria is now well within the Ru-
manian frontier, close upon the Dah.
fube. Rustchuk. Shumla and varna
now form a triangle of fortresses,
stretched along the northeastern
Bulgarian frontier.
'varna is 1926 miles by rail-
northeast of Sofia, the capital. It Is
connected with Rustchuk, in the
northwest, and with Sonia in the west.
by trunk line railways. while
branches connect 1T with central and
southern parts of the kingdom. The
railway from Rustchuk was opened in
1857, and with its coming begana
the city's prosperity. Burgas, south
OF Varna, has given fits strenuous
competition during recent years.
Built on Hills.
1.-THE city is built on the billy
billy northern shore of the bay,
II a.. IA.
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Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-05-26

American passengers, it would pay
England to offer to the American
people excursions at cheap rates and
use non-combatants as a shield for
sh1ploads of shrapnell." &
Germany never can and never
will stop the submarine warfare
which she wages for the. destruction
of England's commerce, after Eng
land has destroyed Germany's COM;
merce.5 1t would be impossible for
her to do So" r. }: 5..&5,
I'VE do not doubt, that in the.
wording of its note to Germany the
most ideal motives guided our Presi-.
dent. He saw before his eyes the
innocent people struggling in the
waves and succumbing, and his
heart bled, that peaceful human be-
ings fell victims of war and that
more of them would meet the same
fate, il no way out OF this difficulty
could be found. And. SO he 7 spoke
in beautiful words about the COM
mandments OF humanity and the de-;
mands of civilization. & Y \ 8,
I'VE understand the President;
only we wish that he would see the
German mothers too, whose husbands
ble,d to death on the battlefield, and
England in the meanwhile wishes to.
deliver the mothers and the children,
the women and aged into a slow
but for that the more cruel death,
the death of starvation.
"And against this intention Ger
many defends itself with all her.
power, and rather deserves the sym
pathy Of the high-minded American
people than their cond
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-05-26
THE WILSON ADMINISTRATION
AND THE NAVY.

Nearly every one knows that more
money was appropriated for naval
purposes during the first two years
of the Wilson administration than
during any other two years in the
history of the country, but a few
comparisons may serve useful pur-
pose. >,
During several sessions Of congress
the question whether this country
should build one or two battle ships
has been fiercely debated. During
the last two years of the Taft ad-
ministration congress provided for
the construction of two dreadnoughts
at a cost of about 81, 100000 each.
During the first two years Of the
Wilson administration congress au-
thorized the construction of five
|dreadnoughts at a cost Of $4,000
OO0, 900 each, $7o,0oo,Oo0 against $685.
0o0, 900. And during the last two
years of the Taft administration on
|ly. 1886, 1886 was appropriated T., for
the i construction of submarines,
while $16,26O,OO0 was appropriated
for. like, purpose during the first
two years Of the Wilson administra-
ton.