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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-18
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Cine BON sbobem 30 Ut
5eugenbe 5at zines Gelograuen Miro
aus Ronitan3 beridtet. Dort mar
Elm elfidbrises Mdb4en in ben See
gcftiirat. Sin @olbat, Ser erf ipenige
5age porber nit elmer 3iemli9 fdnez
rem 8einberlebung aus ber Jront in
bas 2aaarett sebra9t iporDen mar,
fprons iofprt III poller Rleio,lng Sem
f9on l1rtergetaudten Ri1lbe no9 unb
1dleppte es ans llfer. Dos Mdb9en
blieb am 2eben unb er1olte Iib balo,
tpuhrellO Der brape Mlstetier i1s Gu
5arett 3uriidsebradt iperben mubte.
- @pr fur5em butte lid
cine grpbe Mense Musitdnoiiber Der
2pnboner Strubenbabn Mngelteute,l
bpr benz @raffbaftsgebdube angelams
melt, bic pon Der poliaei nur iebmer
gum Meitergeben beipegt lperben
tpnnten. Gin Mitslieo oes @ref=
icDaftsbauies. Discount 9ia, glaubte,
oab bies eine @elegen1eit lei, liz, iid)
an piele unbef9dftigte Mdnner 81
ipenoen, llno telepbpnierte On oas
Soupttperbequartier. WerbesSerseanz
ten tamen fofort, aber Die Mense,
ipelae Der Ypli5enaufforberung ses
gsniiber nicht ieRr bpflid seipeieu
lpar, 19mplS por ben Sergeanten
lpie Sbnee an Der 9onne.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-18

lei Elm l1nterleeboot aufsetan6t, ln6gliz
6eripeile Elm atl6eres nls bas, bas
ben gorpebo nbsefeuert bobe unb es
berfolste ben Sampler cine balbe
gtunbe lang 11nb feuerte mebrere@raz
naten ab, 8ab aber Die Saso jdieblid
anf, tpeil Die 9rbuna. bic goubampi
anlebte, idneller fllbr. Sic 9ailasiere
tpurben inDeiien getpecft nno erbielten
Nettllngssiirtel 5ugctbeilt, fir Ben Sal
eines nngliids. Mebrere @ranaten
flosen iiber bas 9ed bin. p6ne S9az
Sen an5urihter.
8n. Sbompion bon Chicago, anz
malt Der sS1,buftrietommiilion oer @ez
gieruns, mar elmer Dcr Haiiasiere lno
miro BEL Ser 9tegierllng eit1en Groteit
gesen ben Nngriff erbeben. Ct iaste
SD fublte mid beredtist, nit bielen,
Sdiff bein15ufebren, obipob[ es bie
britiide Slaase. fii6rte, ipeil es eli,
Eallasieridiff mar lnb unbeipaffnet.
@s mar fait eitt @nnocr, bab mir nidt
mc arf ben @eeressrun6 gelanbt
iporbcn iinb."
Sic gunnrblit1ie berDffentli6te beuz
tc abeno 8apt. 9ablors offi5ieuen 8ez
ridt, tpelder beIagt, baB ct ,li6t Sic
eerineite gortparitllns ppr bem M1sriff
erbielt ut,b bies rfait ipieoer Elm brnz
taller Mor6fau getpeien Iei."
+ 9eutld.e @ieeesfeier in
ber Mrgonnc.
8aIel, II. Su1i. Ser oeutI9e
&ronprin5 NIT Sem alten SeIbmarIAall
bon pacieler l1nb 1000 9ffi5ieren uno
0mnnidaften belt in, arscnnentpaIb
eiren 9unfgottesbienit 5l1r Seier .lnz
ieres tiir5liden @iescs." Ser aaiIer
unb beraDnig bon@irtten,bere ianbten
@liidtpunldbepeIder. Nab Ser Gez
remonie bertbeilte Ser &ronprin5 cine
Ir5abl giierner &reu3e.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-18
6oQ eth 1ttner Otnti@=Qnterifauii6er
3mii6enfaQ ieiu,
Ser an9rtff et1tes 0entid)en 1t=8ooteS amf ben
brttti6ett 9antpfer Oronna.
ant nel@em Fdb 81 ameritanibe ga6aaiere befanpen.
Der ngrf mkslhde mirb MS bemien ono


% Die o1nb selpanrte Gage on m berm 6u6en sBa5binas
ton bote par baB bele ansriffe ou gaagerbapr auhz
rem Dnrpn Ser 8pdenfaa 0ire gnub au Sic antpornote
nd Serln bdben Sic ote Gnrr id1pn ferto grfz
h aber berarft pen Brei6esslode gd auf ser gonomoz
Naee ggpo seanOet nb Spreder cine bebuz
ae Hpe - @r lit 5fnar 9egen uSrieben j6en gs ger
po 9ese ne groBe Aree uno uerlol Slottenruneen
sr empebt Die ginfubr1ng bes gilbteng g,eele
an1eran1e 1nerleebooe o1n Sen beten gepuen ein gpb
an9f au Seo Sran anf Der udt6ansarn @eorea Ser M=
grer mar au Strdling gsunben abrheintlh +nht
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-18

4=s 4 F II /, u 4
Die Mepublit 2iberiu
unb Mbbfiinien, I'M 6uBeritet, Often
Nfrifas, fii,b Bic ein5ise11 2d,tbeer
altF benz afritdnif1en Jeitronbe, bic
ntat nnter eurppdii9er Rolitrollc
s.iteben.
0bppbl nlan Sen energiIdlen
Beriuh semaht bat, bic panlpelmllss
5ru9t (grape frutD in @nglanb et1ts
anfibren, Fat tie oen beliebtell Sam"
niat pom Griibitiidstifh perordnge,,
fDnlen.
4 Wsan bn.t si.n neuerer 3eit,
5anseblid nit grfols, perIudt, aif.
tige .pilel1 lmb Sobletten baburdj
llnsefa6rlid a,l rnaden, boB man
iie in eine ols @esensift tptrtenbe
2Diung tauht.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-18
selesrapbiide ssOti5en.

-. Sult.
8a leball. Sn Ser Matipnal
ct. 2ouis q. O.; geip Dorf 5. 2.
Eittsbl,rg 5, 8; 8rootlpn 8, z.
gbicago a, gbilabelpbia O.
gincinnntt 2, Q; Bottom 8, 3.
Sn Ser q me rican 2engue::
@albinstotr 8, 10; glebelani
2, q.
Bottoms, 0; gJitaso 4, 4.
Hbilnbelpbiu &; g,etrpit 2.
gieip Dprt 8; ct. Bouts 4.
Sn ser S eocraI 2easle::
Buffalo 5, 2; Hittsbura 8, Z.
grpoflpn s, $; gbieaso z, 4.
9tetparf 3; &an1as gitp 6.
Baltimore a; ct. 2puis z.
sn Der 3 S 2igu:
9epria 5, N1pline 6.
Quincy s, godforb 8.
9ecotur 4, Sreepprt 5.
8lDpn1ington 5, 9ubenpprt 4.
Sttnipa. Sus. @m. gS. gbpn,p
ION BON Sonicn, Erd1ibert ser Conn
agsldnlgelelldaft BON 2u gall
County, ertranf bcltte bei einem Conn
tags19nlpic,,ic I'M Gern,illionflnB. g.
bpIte einen babenben &naben, Ser bnl
8rd1npfen befallen tpllrbe, aus ben
Slub ltnb es selang ibnt, Ben 8nabel
ans l1fer 5n bringen, ct Ielbf fiel abe
51riid n11b ertrarf.
@nnIas gitp. 2ns @etterbll
reull berihtet bel1te Nnbt, bnb 81
Slutbgefabr BON oen Sliilien aanla'
nno MiiIpl1ri boriiber lei.
9tamfnrb. Conn. ST. Sranci
@elafielb bon glelp Dprf, ein ausge
5eidnetcr Mrst mo gbirllrg, Serfalic
bieler bebelltenben mebi5inilden @erf
l,tb etner Der Mer5te, ipelde Sen Erd
1ibcnten Mc@mlcp in Buffalo na6 Ben
Mprbattentdt int Scpten,ber 1901 be
banbelten. lit bier geltorben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-18
anfnnft ber Jreibeitsslode III Sriscu.
81 e 5 BON s ia M p glarfii6er
&ri eg sber eiti daft.

San Sronciseo. II. sSuli
spreder Champ glarf rnadte oie beu=
tige Gnfunft Ser Sreibeitsglode auI
Der Banana Eacific MnslteIlnne
5llm @escnitanb elmer gfebe. tporin Ell
bic &otbpenoisteit elmer sr0Beren nil
llitiarilden 8ereitldoft erDrterte, I'm
ben 8iirsern bieles 2anbe5 bieie1tigt
Sreibeit gu tpahren. beren biitoril1ez
Spmbol biele @lode lei.
Ct opponire Sen Siiripredern See
"SrteoenS I'M ieben Breis", opponire
aber and] oenen, Die eire srobe lteben=
De Irmee forbern. ODER cine Sslotte
tpel6e ben 5ipei gr6Bten ariegsf(otter
Der 8elt getpadien iein ipue. SD bin
fein Sinso, iastc er; @}ott berbiiie!
Sd boffe, ooB mir (Oie Ser. gtaaten)
nie tpieoer einen arieg baben tperben,
oa aber bie Meni9ennatur iicb felt
NDunt 1tnb gba 1ttdt gednbert fat, bin
i6 oafiir, bas 2anS in elmer lol6en
@tellling 5l balten, bab, ipenn es bod
aus ir9enbipeIden @riinben ein,nal
arieg seben loIlte, mir aIs @icger buz
rnns berborge6e1l inerbet, tpie es Bis
Der in alien unleren &riegen Ser Saa
mar.
r3ur @ol1enbnng bie1cs Elanes bin
i6 bafiir, Die 3abl Ser aabetten in
8eitppint 5lt berboppeln nnb Sen
&Fegsiefretar 5u berpfIibten, einen
slrmeeoffi5ier nad ieoer g6ule, golz
iege ober l1niberlitdt 5u ldider, pc
minoeitens 200 gt1tbenteu Ii9 gum
n1ilitdrilden l1rterri9t 1nelbet1. Nui
btele @etle iperben mir nit geringen
Soften in ipertisen Sobren genug aus
gebilbete 2ei1te 6aben, l11,1 Sic Sffi5iere
fir cine Sreitpilligenar.nee bon elmer
Whutpn Mann 5n lteIle1."
9es g8eiteren en1pfabl Ser gpreder
eine rniIitdrild gut ausgebilbetc unb
gut ansgeriiitete Nationalsnrbe. Bic
nur gu ltrift nationnlen 3ipedcn berz
ipenbef iperben iolle nnb I'M @riegsz
lfalle on bie Sront selteIlt iperoen f0r=
ne, biz 5ll i6rer mlDlung burd Sic rez
gnldren Sruppen.
Sir bos e dnei5er gbt M.
ngs ibei,,f has bic [ein /
I5d ipei.5 In totnigen SatEil eine
slrlnee bon einer balben DiHion 8ann
gel6ulter Gruppen mobil MAIDEN fann.
Sbr Sbltcm Ser n1ilitdriidengr5i 5iebuna
unb 9is5iplin lit pas biIliglte l11b bodj
gcniigenh ipirflan. 9llr9 sic slnpnlz
Jung bieies Spitents altf unlere ginz
lridtlln9en fDntcn mir in ei11er1 pber
5tpei Sabren cine Irn1ee bon stpei DILL
ltpnen Solbnten 5ll einem &pltenprets
IaufiteIlen, Ser fir l1ns MIR cine Bugo=
IteIle iein ipiirbe."
l1eber innere SpIttif.
5pre9er galrf mar 9efern Nndt
nlld ber @anptrebner onf etrent 8onz
fett, tpprin Ell fir bie l1nterlfiisung Ser
atsndrtigen Tplitif bes Hrdltbente11
burb ale Earteien eintrat.
vgs lit Sic Nfliht bes Yrdlibetten.
| lagte ct, bie ausipdrtisen aneelesenz
beiten Ser Station 5lt fiibren 1ll1b e5 III
Die Nlidt ber anberen, i'm gu 1trterz
| ltiiben.
Ser 8eoner erflarte, baB es ir1n1e1
mei grpbe Earteien n in hiez
fem 2unbe eeben iperbe, aber MI :
maIs brei. SD bin tpeber ein
Gropbet. mod Ser gpbn eines Yroz
p6eten, la9te er, fann nber bob bpr=
nuslngen, bab etltlueber Sic reeuldrz
repl1blifonile)e Eurtei Sic Erp9relliber
beridluden ipirb, pber bie prpsreilihe
Eartei bie reguIdren 8epltblifaner perz
l16luden tpirb."
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-18
Scr aritg.
anf @isa uno 8arldau. a ii.

9nf 9fi8a unb 8arl6au.
2onoon, II. Suli. Cine neue
0eutlde Sffeniipe bon rieiigen1 lint
fang, nit Niga l,1o @arldau als8ielz
punften, tpiro in be,, lebtcn pffi5iellen
9fa6ridten bon Getrogroo uno Berlin
entbiillt. (9er offi5iene gcrliner gcz
ri1t lit irgenOipte berlpren gegangcn
pber pon 2onoot1 llnterl1lasen ipprz
ben.)
@ieiise miIitdriide ggpcrten lesen
Die neue Sffenlibe ais cine rieiige l1mz
faiinngsbetpeguns aus. IN ipel9er Sic
9eutlden cine berfuliidr Nnltrengung
MAIDEN, Die ruiiiide Mrmee gu per<
ni6ten. goipobl bic beutidcn ipic Sic
ruiliiden WdelD1ngen itimnen balm
iiberein, oaB itarfc beutid5e Streit@
frdfte an Der Bi,loau maize 8 II 5 / NJ
gen (&urlanb) operiren, ipelbegtaot
vnllr" 80 3eilen bon yiga. Ser groz
Ben rlliiii6en @aubelsnetrppole an Ser
oberen Gitiee. eutfcrnt lit.
Cine nffi5iellc gepeide bon 8etroz
grao beridtet iiber bluti9e Sample
entlang Der gnn5en ncuen Sront. an
tpel6er Sic Jtllilen ii6 abn,iiben, Sic
beutiden @oritDBe auf Nign uno 8ara
idal absuipebren. tpdbreno audi Sic
Seltreiber bott 9nieitcr aus nprbs
tpdrts borbringen.
Sic MISUNDERSTANDING Ser
9fnfirn 5tpiirben ben JliiiIen giffa nllo
Sr5Dc 1inh i,euen 2inien cltlang Ser
Naretp bor Det, Angriffen Sinoenburgs
tpiro in Eetro9rab 5ngegeben; ebenlo
bet bcutide SortI6ritt ii, &nrlanb uno
Die altsipdrtigen ,niIitGriidcn 8cpb=
d6ter meiien ben ,,ellen Gperationen
in ben baltil1en Yrpbinsn cine Iteiz
gen0e @ihtieieit Bel.
slud Sic Mrl,1ee Madenien, ipel6c
Gdii5ien bon Seinoen reinsefegt bat,
gibt In5eiden bot, ,,eller gbatigfeit in
ibrer 8erfoIgrng bes .berntutbetcli !"
Hlanes Der teiifDntldett Soeere, gfei9z
5eitig ai1 ber gdn5en 500 : Meilenz
front bon Der Office bis gei1arabieil
an3ugreifen.
l1noffi5ielle gcribte iiber Gcnf be-
baupte1, DOB Sic 8uiiet1 am iiib1i9en
gnbe bieler 2inie sen Geltrei6crn eit,e
ibtpere Sdlappe beigebraM inns iie an
eit,igen &uuften ipieber 4i;ber Sen 9nie=
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-18
ipie folgt bcrtbcilen:

ipie folgt bcrtbeilen:
9rittes Mrn1eefprps $4,000; 9.
&orps 5000; 10. aprps 10000; II.
8orps $500; 20. &orps 10,5oO; 21.
&orps 5000; %. &orps 1000; 4s.
9ibiiion 5000; So. 9ipiiion $500.
(@er beuttge offi5ielle beutl1e Be-
ri6t feblt.)
9etroerab gibtaiid5ug 3 II
Retrograb, IL. Snni. s1 oen
Sheepropin5en belebte Ser Seinb am
9onnerstag nod @efedHen nit unlez
rem gorbllten bic redten l1fer Ser
SliiiIe g8inbal1 lln0 @enta nnb lebte
leine 8eipeglng pltiparts fort.
sn Der Naretpfrpnt ipurben llnIere
Srnppen am 9nnnerstag 5tpilden Sen
Sliiilen &iiia nnD Dr5pc 5uriidse5uz
gen, Tim bellere Steuungen AM 0ltz
|nfer Deg giareip cin5unebmcn. Sn bicz
fem abIdnitt. ioipie lpeltli6 bonn Or
5pc tnadte Der Seinb itarfeMngriffc auf
Die 9Drfer Eubpilie u,1o gic9onolp,
IT'D lid bon Brasnbt. (Mlip
10 Weilen 1,dber an 8arIdau beran.)
@inige anbere fcinblide Mngriffe
Tan Srten nit ld)leierbaften Mamcn).
ipurbcn a6geIdlagen. Sn1 2ubIiner
9iltrift lit bie Gage lnberdnbert nno
an, @nieiter bauern Sic Sample fort.
9 on 5 0er. anitrp< istaIi1d IN
Ssront.
8ien. II. SlIi. 9ie bentIde Mrz
|tinerte bolnbnrbirte gefern llnIeregteIz
|lunger an Ser Adrnt6er @rense unb
Der &ii1tenregion. Mebrere italienilde
8ataillone. tpelde lnlere gtellungen
tn Der 9olpn1itenreeion robe Nugfibo
Iuno @emaerf angriffen, tpnrben nit
idneren @erluiten abgeidlager1.
81 m, II. Sult. sSn Sal gan1p,,ica
bat Dcr Scinb Die 0rt19ofte11 @erero<
colo nnb 8ri5ip eenommc,l. ipurbc aber
bnrd @egenanyriffe bertrieben lnb
ipir ntadten cine Mn5abl Gciongencr.
@pn Der Slonspfrp1t lit feine Menoez
rltng gil beridten. ISM @an5en tpirb
nllo fcin Tortibritt Ser StaIiener be-
aniprll1t.)
Sic 2onbon e t Il m 6 al.
2onb n, IL. Suli. Sic 9eutIden
5eiqen erbDbte SbGtiafeit in 2pthriuaeu
llnD baben bel1te friib Sic fron5. @rdz
ben i'm 8nlbe bon Earrop aneeeriffen,
tpurDen aber, bem fran5. geri9t 5l1z
fplgc, abgeldlagen. Mn9 in Sen gpgez
len louen lie cine g9lappe erlitten
bubcn. (Siebe Haris.) slm 9aeit ser
lpcltliden Srp1t CAB es nur slrtillericz
fan,pfc obne 8cbeutllng.
@pn ber grobercn &anpfen i'm
Often. nit Sen 3ielpll1ften Miga llnb
@arldau, lit beute Sfod)t feiu 8prt
bnn elmer Der beiben seiten beri6tet.
Mus ben friibcre,, 8eri6ten mar gu
entnebmcn, bnb Sic belltlbe 9ffeniipe
5ipar porbrinet l1nb Sic 9fltilen ii6 ii,
einigen Mbidnitten 5nriid3ieben, bisz
fer abcr oob mod feline entideioenoe
slftipn ltnttseflu1ben bat.
Nuber ben1 gorltob duf Risn CAB
es barte &dmpfe an Ser Nareipfront in
glorbpolc1t ltrb Sic beiberieitisen Gprz
bllten iinb 5ipilden. Ben Sliiiien Bug
lnb @icpr5 engagirt. Sn Siibpolelt
foopcrircn bic Nlariddue @inoenbllrg
llno Mndenlen gcgen @arldalt. Ser
Cine brin9t bon Moro ,lt,0 8elt bor,
Ser Mnbere BON giiboit. sc tpiro aber
tpabrIbeinlib npb n,ebrere Gage ballz
ern, ebe tire Nrn,cet1 in pouensbiu
fom,1el,.
0;p g4phithIif Q;heri
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-18
@roRt 5. ~ Dffeuiiot I'M 0leu.
@isa ano no So, Die 3teIpuntte.
, Morbpoleu uuo aurlas Disber auf zen, Nad,ua
einoenbnrs nnb gsadenien arbeiten sanb III eanb

tbe iber rasnpb 10 9le ndber ggorau geanat pff
'ele 0ute 8ertt iroe getern 2oubpn neridagen g8
mig Nens bon ben arDeren Sronn Mgeon,cn beuec eoes
feter in Der 4sonn llno Die nardsie Wlebuna gnB sic
6ran3oen ben poenangcn @anpen Mrras "a 800 onn
loren baben III Ron6er Matoaltag getria gon erboff
ieine llnabbangigfeit bon ben ge1tralmad5cn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-05-14

nervous ! could not sleep, then would
De 20 tired mornings that / could scarcely
get around. It seemed almost impossi.
pie to move or do bit Of work and I
thought l never would be any better un.
I'll submitted to an operation. Icom-
menced taking Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg
etsDle Compound and soon felt like q
new woman. I had no pains, slept well,
mad good appetite and could do almost
all my own work for family Of four.
! snail always feel that / owe my good
health to your medicine. Mrs. HAY.
WARD Sewers, Hodgdon, Maine.
It you are III do not drag along until
m operation y necessary, but at oncs
take Lydia e. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound.
II you have the slightest doubt
that Lydia e. Pinkham's VegetA-
Bile Compound win help yOu.Writ6
to Lydia e. Pinkham 1fediS cine ia,
(conhdentiaN Lynn, Mass, for adj
vice. Your letter win be opened,
readAnd answered By q woman,
and l1l II at<le1 coincidence. !.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-05-14
How to Prevent
Acid St0machs and
Food Fermentation
BY a Stomach Specialist

AS a specialist who has spent many
years in the study and treatment of
stomach troubles, have been forced to
the conclusion that most people who
complain Of stomach trouble possess
stomachs that are absolutely healthy and
normal. The real trouble, that which
causes all the pain and difficulty. is ex-
cessive acid in the stomach, aggravated
by food fermentation. Hyper-acidity
irritates the delicate lining of the stom-
ach and food fermentation causes wind
which distends the stomach abnormally,
causing that full bloated feeling. Thus
both acid and fermentation interfere with
and retard the process Of digestion. The
stomach is usually healthy and normal.
but irritated almost past endurance by
these foreign elements-acid and wind.
In all such cases-and they comprise
over 80 per cent. Of all stomach difficult
ties-the first and only step necessary Is
to neutralize the acid and stop the fer
mentation by taking in little warm or
cold water Immediately after eating.
from one to two teaspoonfuls of bisurat-
ed magnesia, which is doubtless the best
and only really effective antacid and fooa
corrective known: The acid will be nen-
tralized and the fermentation stopped al
most instantly, and your stomach VIII at
once proceed to digest the food IN
healthy, normal manner. Be sure 10 as s
John Cough1in or any druggist ZOE t.S
bisurated magnesia. as / nave Iou!,u
other forms utterly lacking IN It's peGu-
iarly valuable properties. j. G-A9E:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-05-14

For generations there has been talk
only taIk-about something Of the
sort recommended by Former Presl-
dent Taft to the World Court Congress-
Wednesday evening, at Cleveland. O.
1t has always been dismissed. as a
rule summarily. as visionary. But
even visionary" methods are now be-
ing considered as means OF prevent :
ing for posterity a recurrence Of such
"horribleness' as daily demonstrated
in Europe.
Such a plan as that Of Professor
Taft is ENTIRELY feasible at any mo-
ment the selfish purposes Of nations
can be subordinated to world good.
Only greed and secret schemes stand
in the way Of warless world. Sim
cere International brotherhood, re-
CARELESS of racial peculiarities is far
ahead. but religious tolerance is greater
than ever before and war, like politics.
makes strange bedfellows. After the
present war is over new friendships
will have been cemented and new lines
of cleavage opened up. But personal.
community and national ambitions will
slggs Into the foreground again. rap.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-05-14
"Another Alabama Means War;"

Boston Journal)
Because the Lusitania was torpe-
doed after general warning had
been given in the press by the Ger
man ambassador to those contemplate
ing trips abroad in vessels flying the
flag Of the British or their allies, the
same German source" that prophesie1
the destruction of the Lusitania has
declared that the Pennsylvania, which
sailed from New York last Friday
with American passengers, among
others, on board, will be torpedoed in
the war zone proclaimed by Ger
many and ignored, by her opponents.
Many of the. rHnors placed in cir
culation daily concerning the pro-
posed activities in behalf Of Germany
and the other warning nations are OBJ
viously devised for their effect on the
stock market, but some of them, 1t
may be. are based on knowledge Of
what has been planned. Let us hope
that the rumor affecting the safety o.
the Pennsylvania is not founded on
anything more substantial than
vivid Imagination. If it is, it may
not be too early for the ambassador
from this government to Germany to
utter something similar to the warn
ing, wrongfully attributed to Abra-
ham Lincoln, when, according to
modified history he remarked to Lord
Palmerston, Another Alabama means
| war;
That anecdote, quite apropos as re
constructed, is based on general
warning by Charles Francis Adams.
then our minister at the Court Of ST..
James, to Lord Palmerston, con-
corning the activities Of British capt.
tai and leadership in behalf Of the
South. Nevertheless. it would not be
going too far for Ambassador Gerard
to intimate promptly and gently,
| where it would do the most good:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-05-14
PLANTING A TREE
He who plants a tree

He who plants tree
FlantS hope:
Rootlets up through fibres blindly
Leaves untold into horizon free.
So mans life must climb
From the clods Of time
Unto heavens sublime.
Canst thou prophesy, thou little tree.
What the glory of thy bough shall
be?
He who plants a tree
Plants q Joy:
Plants comfort that will never
cloy:
Every day fresh reality.
Beautiful and strong,
10 whose shelter throng
Creatures hiithe with song.
II thou couldst but know, thou
happy tree.
or the bliss that shall inhabit thee!
He who plants tree
He plants peace.
Under r.. its its. green curtain tarsons
Leaf ana zephyr murmur sooth-
Shadows soft with sleep
Down tired eyelids creep,
Balm Of slumber deep.
Never. hast thou dreamed, thou
OF tho benediction thou shalt be.
He who plants a tree,
He plants youth;
vigor won for centuries. in sooth;
Life of time. that hints eternity.
Boughs their strength uprear.
New shoots every year
On old growths appear.
Thou shalt teach the ages, sturdy
tree,
Youth Of soul is immortality.
He who plants a tree
He plants love:
Tents of GOODNESS spreading out
above
Wayfarers he may not live to see:
Gifts that grow are best;
Hands that bless are blest.
Plant,-Life does the rest!
Heaven and earth help him who
plants g. tree,
And his work its own reward shall
Lucy Larcom.
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idly crowding out the lessons Of to-
days demonstrations.
Then we shall hear again Of "the
hopelessness of dealing with the world
on the basis of human and social con-
ditions." Hence the logical hour for
a beginning is now.
Can any one give a good reason why
the United States should not invite
the nations not at war to join in the
establishment Of an international
court? We believe the time is ripe
for a realization Of such as the Taft
ideal
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-05-14

The example Of former President
Taft in unfolding the hands Of Presi-
dent Wilson is an inspiration to the
country. 1t thrills the true American
spirit with patriotism and loyalty, and
a desire to get above partisan jeal-
ousies and thrusts. President Wilson
is good and great man. entitled to
confidence and loyalty until he is
proven incompetent. We are CRATE
ful to Professor Taft for the Presi-
dents sake.
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Wiscasset, Waterville &
Farmington Railway Company
IN irHHEfsr Aa.r,Ar \ 1anl
m EVF'EcsT
july11,dt1
Eastern Steamship Cooperation
BOSTON a PORTLAND LINE


Steamships LAY STATE and COVER
NOR DINGLEY. Leave Franklin Wharf
week days 100 p. ~. for Boston. Re-
turning leave Boston from Central Wharf
week days TOO r. n.
Day trips leave Portland 600 A. n.
Thursdays. Due Boston 400 p. M.
MAINE sfeAMsAlP LINE
Steamships NORTH LAND and NORTH
STAR. Leave Franklin Wharf. Portland,
ct 800 P. n. Tuesdayt. Thursdays and
} Saturdays.
KENNEsEc LINE
Leave Gardiner Tues. Thurs. and Sat-,
s.H P. NJ. Dresden 40 z; ~. Richmond
glide pernittine) AS r. M: Bath $50 p.
NJ. Returning leave Roeterts wharf. Bos-
ton. Mon. Wed. Fri. 600 r. H.. for
above landings.
BATH AND booTHBAy LINE
Leave Bath week days II S35 A: NJ and
146 p. n. Returning leave Boothbay
Harbor week days at TOO A. ~. and LOO
II. A. CLAY. supt.. Portland. Maine.
M. A. HARADEN. Supt, Bath, Maine.
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A young man was wandering about
the docks Wednesday says the Port
land Press who was about 40 years
behind the times. He was anxtousiy
inquiring for the tieing up place OF
the boat that runs to Bangor. He
was told there was no such institu-
ton as the Bangor boat now. and had
not been for a great many years. He
was shown the place where the Rock
land boat tied. and was told he could
go to Rockland from here and then
from Rockland to Bangor on another
one the next morning. He looked as
though he thought there was gap IN
the Maine coast steamship service, but
said nothing.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-05-14

The Violet.

Down in a green and shady bed
A modest violet grew:
Its stalk was bent, it hung its head,
As IL to hide from view.
And yet it was a lovely flower,
Its colors bright and fair;
It might have graced rosy bower,
Instead Of hiding there.
Yet there it was content to bloom,
In modest tints arrayed:
And there it spreads Its sweet perfume,
Within the silent shade.
Then let me to the valley 60,
This pretty flower to see;
That / may also learn to grow
In sweet humility.
Jane Taylor Q7S3-1S24).