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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-21

Cine eridiitternbe.
Sras0bie BAT li9 bieier Sage in Ser
lin abgefpielt. Dort tppbnte Der
@9lo1er 9llbert aibn nit feinen
bret &inOern i'm Mlter BON flint, .iie<
ben u1o neun Sabren. 8or mebreren
Wpaen berlor er ourd ben SOD leiue
Jrau, bic an elmer inneren 4rartz
belt gelitten batte. Wdbreno De,
Rrantbeit mar er bon Der ginberuz
Jung ols 2anoiturmmann befreit.
air5lia aber ioate er 1id bon ne,1em
}teQen. ltnteroeilen bate er fi9 per=
gebli6 bemiibt, ieine brsi ah1ber bel
8erpanoten unter5ubringen. sSn bas
Wailenhans ober iupQte er bie Sim
Der niht bringen. Der @eoanfe, oaB.
feline unmiinoigen &inoe1 nun ppIz
Zig aaein oaiteben tpiirben, bra6te
ben Mann in pDlIige 0er3neif!ung,
in Der er beu plan faBte, gemeinialn
NIT ben ainbern in ben Sob 5u ge=
ben. gines s5onntass .abenos tront
CT nod .einise. @las Bier in einem
henaabarten Wirtsbaufe. Wabr=
fdcinIi9 bat er bann srnebrere 3shn=
pfennisftiife IN Sen @asalltomaten
getporfelt llilo ben @ashahtl ge0ffnet.
gr befleibete ii9 NIT feinem i9parz
gen @ehrodaNsua unb leste 1ih nit
feineN Rinoern ihlafen. grli am
Montag na9niftag gegen bier llbr
lpurbe in bem 9alle Elm itarter Sos
geru6 tpabretnommen, Ser aus Der
aiibnlcben Mphnung orang. Man
lieB Die @obnung burd einen @dlol=
fer Dffnen unb Derl4affte Dem Gas
burh Deffnen Ser 6eniter Mb5ug.
9lls man in bas @4laf5immer fam,
fanb man ben 8ater unb feline brei
Rinoer lebIps in ben 8stten liegen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-21

- Sic @erii9te p.on ppli:
ti{den @drungen in &ublono crbalz
ten 1ieb bartnddig. sS1 Worid1au
tpuroe Elm @obn oes Staatsrates
Mebem gu pierjdhriser 3pangsarhett
berltrteilf, feds Mitansetloste purs
ben nab 5ibirien ber1bidt. Dir
Mntloge lautete ailf gefabrliae polt@
ti5be llmtrisbe. sSn Saroilap puroe
Ser @erpolter Der pu{dtine8ibl'os
tbef Ronpnoip perhoftet, Der in gDirtz
li6teit nit benz 'fiibrenben @enol11.
tipindr oes Sobres 1905 9rinstt
ibenti16 lit llno iebt llntsr falfheln
Nomen in crldli@ener Stellllns leit
Meonaten bur6 Berbreitui,g perbote@
sner @9rifteu rcpplutionare propaz
gonbd III Ser Mri1tee sbetrsibt. Der
Sfinnilebe G,eueralsouDerneur Sem
,neIbet na9 Netersbur9, bab Die aI,=
tir1Kilhe Gdrllng in 5innlanb
ipad5t. Die finnif9en 8eomten bat.
ten bic semeiniame Mieberlesllng
EiDrer Men1ter angetiinbist. Die 2pts
fedt leien I'M @treit, bas @olt bolts
prptellneetines gesel, bic ariessz
t5teuer ab. '@epn perlangt allberors
bentli9e @ollmaaten uno militarti4e
@eritdrtungen. IL
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-21

DEM aabinetsratb cine l1nscre apnfe<
ren5 nit oem Yraiibenten abbielt.
(@orlanfis lit MIR Sic anflaee erboz
ben. aber nod feiu 8etpeis erbradt.
paB es Elm beuti ides II lpur, tpels
DIES Ben angriff auf bie 0rbuna per<
iibt Fat.
g tab sc ifp ipieber in
3apatn g s. dnben.
6eutige 9epei iden bes @tuatsante5
bon Merteo Gitp neloen, baB Sapata<
truppen bie pauptitabt an Sonntaa
pieoerbelebt baben, nad]be1n Sic @are
ran5d Mrn1ee nnter Gen. @pnsales
lie oerdlntt bate.
Sic 3apatiiten lpIlen sic hpue 8pn<
trolle iiber Die stabt, ous ser lie boz,
8on5aIes bpr 10 Iagen bertrieben fpas
ren, lpieber iibernom1ne,1 boten, tpabz
reno Gon5ales nit leinem Seer norb<
fparts abn1arldirt it, I'M Sen iiber
Had)uca porbringeuoeu giuailten cine
Sdladt gu liefern.
2tele WeIbung mar nidt MIR cine
l1eberralding fir oic bieiige Nesiee
rung, lonbern allb fir beibe 1negifani<
| ide Mael1tureu.
DC e / ito fnnn nidt geboI,
fen tper Den.
8rigabegeneral 8ebol, ser Generals
oireftor bes umerif. 91otben &ren3es.
febrte beute BON Set tega,1tihen 8ren3e
NIT Der eritallnItden Mnfiinbigung 5ut
riif, BOB ole @erilde, Die pungers<
moth in glerifo 5lt bebeben unb Sic iprl>
lti9eu 2eioen Der nihtfan1pfenber 8cs
pnlferung sll ertetdtern, unter Sen ies
tigen llmitdnben nbiplut boffe
nnn9 sslps ieien.
General 8eppl lit ertn,utbigt bnr9
ben SSehildlug aller @erluhe, Die me-
rifa1iidlen Saftionsfiibrer 5ur @erz
itdnbi9lln9 5lt brinsen. Gutem gers
nebnteu nah tpirp Das g1otbe &reu5 ieis
nc 5batt9feit einitellen, IBIS Sic Nes
sicrllng lire megitantlhe Yolitit ipei<
ter e,1ttpidelt babe1 miro.
Sect pieoer SuIfe fir
6 ina.
Giner belltigelt aabelpepeihe bon
SEEING an oas 9taatsaint 8ufolge linb
100000 bis 100000 Meniden in ben
Shltben III &antun ll,lo llntgegetb .ers
trlnten lnb @eneralfoniul gbelbirc
bon &antpn bat I'm ullc moglide piilfe
erlubt, lpeld)e bus Rnrinealnt leilten
fann
Sic amerifa,1iiheu aanonenboote
@iln,i,1gton llno Calico leiiten bereits
8eiltanb.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-21
9ie Noteniuppe uiro ni0t 10 beiR 9ege6eu.
ort at 9eutf6lano tpnroe eeitern feitseiteut,
Gutbdlt aber meoer l1ltimatum nod 9robunaen.
gsan iuiinidJt ben 5rieoen nit Gbrc unb gaiirbe.

m Der nae oenden s1ote eere~ o6bauoen gaobe;
aber nt an rieg 9eba b gonrn bodens an einen ppo<
natuen abbr 60 lane nenoens gaibingoner Gratel
bon genen Nad5t SIMMER Gunbhuoen in gperp aount.
Hapt oeoef IN 9anpen 3apoas no ba ares gbt Sic
9ufsatfon IN actp auf - G5 no Sic Gage bontnosos np
mil Die 8eterenpfns nurianiien 9oit ubporten
Sahe5u 100000 Nen'den Sen 5lu6en gum Cp qaen
SSer aetn in Stanton unb mggnb Ser gtre aeqen Sic ez
n9to amS So eint ieblecidagen gu ei Sem eren 5te
anruf lno falm 100 gVann eeiolat
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-21
&apital ,tl,b glrbeit.
$ TO BE 6ta nbarb i me rfe
La lmaeIeat.

81 IN gprf, 20. Slli. Sic grobc.
Snlage Der @tanbarb Oil So. in 8osi
bpnnc ipltrbe beute infolge eincs1
streifs bon etlpa 1000 Sabnna6crr.
unb 9leinigern seldloiier, Dem lidI
1000 anbere slrbeiter aus ggn1patbie5
anlbloilen. Sic urlpriingli6en 1000.
5treifer foroern mebr 2obn; bie o1lzi
Deren 1000 babcn nod feline Sorbezi
run9c1 eeiteIlt, iperbcn obcr ipabrz
ibeinlid audi cine 2obnbeiIerltng for
bern, ebe iie Bic slrbeit ipieOer aufz
ne6men.
gs fam bente Mprgen gu einem
erniten &aipal1, ais einige 91nbert
Streifer bie slrbeitstpilligen ein5ue
lhii6tern berlilhtcn l111b es lpurben
G1tenoe BOZ, @diiiien bon Ser 9pli5ci
iiber bie aDpfe Ser slufriibrer bintpeg
ab9efenert. 6 Gerbaftun9en pl1rben
bprgenpmmen l,no Sic game 9oIi5eiz
mabt bon 8aponnc lit alf Dem YIaee,
lln1 Srhnllng 81 bolten.
Scr 6tlssif aeecn Sic
G c,l1t ngsf II 60.
9 rib 9cpprt. Conn.,, 20. Suit.
@tru 1000 Mal6inilter tpurben 1elte
in Sen @crfe1 Ser uNennin9tpn Mrn1s
& Nn1n1n1ition gp. llnb bon 4 ibrcr
5ltbfpntraftprcn gum etreif beorbert.
9ieStreifcr fprbern Sen s 5tuubentag,
boppelten 2obn fir lleberseit llno slnz
erfen1lln9 ibrer l1nipn Sic Bennington
So. llnb bcren 3tpei9lteIlen habcn etz
ma 10000 slnseltelltc unb ein bcbellz
tenbes ltmlidgrcife11 bes Streifcs lpirb
erlpartct.
S. S. &epler. Giceprai iiSent Ser Maz
|ldiniitcn Linton, laste belttc, BOB es
nidt beablid)tist lei. Die fir Sic u2afe
Sprpehp So" orbeitenbcn Malhiniiten
nb5llbcrufen, lpeIde So. llnterleebpptc
fir Sic Ser. Stallfen ballt. uSSir bahen
fcinen Gtreit nit Scr Safe So" ia9z
te CT.
Inter Ser sroBen GnSabl bon ltnz
garn, bie bier arbeitcn, ipirb einc
streifugitatipn ge9en Sic Memillatpa
60. nnb anberc 8nffcu1 llnb Ntll,ittz
pnslicferanten ber sllliirten betrieben.
Gpdter: Scr Strcifaufruf 9ez
|isen Bic 9ien1in9tpn So. bat pprldllfiB
Siasfp sen,uebt. giad ber cigcncn slnz
|gahc ber slrbeiterfiibrcr lino nlr 175
Wlann allsgeitanocn, ipabrc,,b sic Sab
rifanten bc9alptc1l, bob cs lpcblge5dblt
.2S lparen. 3bomas S. Subage, eil1
0iitalieb bcs @gecutipcpnunittce ser
0lalbiniltcn Linton, erflart, paB bcls
te 9sudt einc annferens i'll gfelp 9prf
iii, @ange lei. lpelde fpahrlhcinlidl 5l1r
8eile9ll1lg Ser Sapierigfeiicn iiibren
|tperbe.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-21
&lcinc &ricgs,,adjridJtcn.
Gin neuer britil 6 e I
6. L i c a 8 fl e bit.

2on Son, 90. Suit. Gin neller
ariegsfrebit bon $750.0OO,OOO ip,trbc
bellte bon, ll,1terbnlls beipiuigt, lit obcr
fetne meme Mnleibe, fonbert1 iat1ftionirt
11ltr Mllsgabei1 aus bel1 bprbunoenel1
Sonbs. Sic bisberisen @elan1tbctptlliz
gungen ieit 8esil1n Beg &rieges betraz
gen 5000 Daillionen 9ollors. gia1 Ser
G6abung bes Yremiers miro bieie
Sllmne 11l1r Bis gnbc 5eptcn1ber ausz
rei6en.
Sn Ben erlten II Sagcn bes Suit
1eien $720,OOO,00O perursgabt ipprz
ben (iiber 42 Mllipncn pro gas) nno
bie slusgaben 5eigen mod ir1ner cine
#itci9erbe Scnben5. glud Die 9arleben
an bic Mlliirtett fDnl1tcn nod ipeiter
.iteiscu, ulpenn anoerc Staoten, Sic
nod ttid)t ant &ricee betbeiligt, iid ber
alliirten Gahe anlblicben iperben.~
8ann Sc1trei6 Mm erifa
reffen?
2un rs on, 20. sSuIi. 8ie Ser @nz
bnpefer &prre1ponbent Ser Wprning
Nnit bcridtct, ion Sic auitro llngariz
.i1e Megicr1ns Sic crrlte ablidt boben,
.bie Sefrei6er usb l1nearn in Sen Ser.
@taaten, Die angebIid 6 Nliuipnen
.5dblen Ipllen (itorf ilbertrieben) unpz
Bill" 5l1 MAIDEN, Inn Sic amerifaniI6c
ESabrifutipn bon 8ricgsn,ateriol .5,t
sbcmmel1.
9 8ritil6cr 4 Mltnitipnsba M
pier nntergc gangen.
2pnbpn. 20. Snlt. Ser bon Stein
lDorf tab gnglanb abge9ar9cne britiz
iidbe Sampler uEpltlb Grincc", Der
Iaitrt nit &riegsn,aterial belaben mar,
lit anf bnber Sec nit bem britilden
t9nnupfer u2oiptbcr Nanse" 5ulamz
.n,engeioBen l,nb lrnterscsangcn. Gin
sDlann ertranf. aber Sic gauge iibrige
3@annl6aft ipllrbc bonn 2olptber 9tanec
igcrcttct lmb bcllte ii, @nrrp gelanbct,
89ns lebterc @diff bat iid Sen Bug
eingcitoben. Ser Eolilb Erince ipor eli,
IGdtff bon 5000 Gpnne,1.
gritild 8 r.infb bcI 6ranz
fltng Gen.
2on OH, 20. Suli. Iuber Ocr 8cs
|ldrdnfung Ser Stllnbcu, ipabrcnb bez
ren Gpiritupleu in 5tdbtcn perfal1ft
lperben piirfeu, mo sic Mc9icrllng oit
|&pntrnlle beg 8etrdnfcbcrfnllfs iibcr=
|lnpmncn Bot, bot bie 8ontrolbebDrbl
|Iberte ben Gcrfauf ullf arcbit unb bnS
Traftiren en,l @etrdllfcn in, gamlfreis
|bcr Mlnitipnsfabrifcn nerbptcn.
griti1d.er Sampler in
8rd
2pnbpn. 20. SuIi. Gilc Mclltcr.
bepcldc bon 3,rbau, Siibafrifn, mel.
set, bob Ser Sampler 9ennlla ppn Sc,
9eninlulu 4 Oriental 2inic nit SOC
|glllslpnnbcrern an 8prb nno bon 2pn.
bon l.ad) Slllltralien bclti,mnt, ettpt
$500 Mcilen Gltlib BON 9urbnn iut Sn.
|Dii6cn Sscan III Slammen ltcbe. Gil
brabtloier &iilferuf mllrbe bonn 3anl
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-21
gclesrapbiide s,oti5en.

20. Suli.
galebaII. sn Ser NotipnaI:
gleip Dnrt 1, ct. 2ouis 3.
grppflpn 2, Hittsburs 6.
philadelphia s. Chicago 6.
gpltpn 6, Cincinnati 2.
sSn Ser q nj rican:
9etrpit 6, &hilabelpbiu 5.
Glepelanh s., 8albinston 4 40
Snnings.)
Chicago 0, 8oitpn 3.
ct. 2pllis 8. sletp Uprt 2. Y
sSn Ser s e beral:
ct. 2puis 4, Baltimore 1.
ct. 9p,lis A, Baltimore Z.
aunlas gitp 0, Metparf 6.
Eittsbl1rg 5, buffalo s.
Chicago / 9rpoflpn 3.
S,l Ser 8 S 2isa
8ncfforb 5, Bloomington /.
isreeport /, Sepria 3.
9ancnpprt 1, Gaiiucb A.
Noline s. 9ecatllr /.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-21
2te Rdrtte
Grpbufte.

Gbicogo 90. Suli. Wei5en -
Ills Sltli, 106 Sept.
aorn - II sSuli, 1924 Sept.
@ofer - 1925. Sl1li, 37A Sept
@etreioc fir 8aar $50. 2 rofbe1
sSil1terlpei5elL 113 116; Sc. :
&orn 70; Stanbarb Safer So.
93ogge,t ~ go. 2, llcl1, 1000.
@Pr5te - 75-7Sc
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-21
@iel ,1nb &ropiiipne11.

Gbica9o 90. Sltli. Rinopieb
3ui1tbr 5000. 5tiere $500 ibis
1O.40; @iibe 1lnb Hinbcr, 1926 bis
9.25; @1lber $7.5OG1O.25.
Sh1pail1e Sufl,br $4,000. t5c
lieorieer 5u $685. 10; 5utneilt 5l1
$6.9O-7 As.
sdpfc Sltfrbr 10000. 5Ial,
5n $3.50 -6.75; aiimmer $5.75 bis
$500.
@cfliiael 13c; ilrnec Sii6ner
1S-21c.
suttcr Creamery 211a Bis
.2512c.
gier - 16-1715c.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-21
SSlu1t aus @ a L i cj a Ii.

SSlu9t aus 8aridan.
Deo sfau, 90. Suli. (spc8ial Ser
gbic. Sally Neips.) SAB 8nridall bon
ben 9tllilcn scrd1tmt tpiro, lit bllrd Sic
5batla6e belpielcn, baB bielc Slii9tz
lin9e bon bort in Wlosfau eil,treffen.
I6eute famcn cine grobe Ml15abl gnsz
ldnDer, gefiibrt BON apnlul Wrpbc, aus
8arlball bier an.
2pnbpn, 90 Suli. (l1ritebGreB.)
Mns 9inocnburg5 6auptquartier in
Gplcn fon,n,t Sic Nadridt, bob Sic
.&uilcn 8arl6alt, gtclt-@cprsietpsf,
Sbungorob unb 2llblin ralnreu nnb
.oies ipir0 bon Ocn bieligen ustrategen" /"
als gleidbeoertenb nit Der Mdllml1ng
bon gang Holen burd Die Dlnsfoniter
aufgenolnmen, ipelde ibrc Mrmeel1
m0glidit uintatt" lpeiter ins Snnere
5ltriid5icben lpllen.
Cine lleberli1t Ser 6euti9en beuts
lden llnb rllililden Beridte 5ci9t, oaB
bie 9el1tlhen unb Gcltrciber ol1f i6ren1
&cbraus IN Splen, GurlanD nnb @ulie
5icll IN ben letten "a Gtllnoen n1il1beS
items s 5ien1li9 grobe Stdbte llnb ilbcr
45,00O@efan9ene, rebit biele,n&riessz
material eenommcn babctr.
Nud 81 IA S 0 III Gen 0 nj NJ II.
@ien, 20. sSllli. (pia 2nnbpn.)
Sic @tabt 9fabnn1 100000 ginlp. j,
@auptitabt 'bes glci6nan!gen pplniz
1den@ n@pllberncments bon S2O,000@inz
tpobnern, lit 5ufpl9c offi8ieller8efannt<
n1adnng 6ellte gbenb boz, Sen tclltoniz
ihen Gcrbiinbeten 9cnpnunen ipprben.
(9fapom lic9t 81 Nacifen Iiiblid bon
8arldau.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-21
pier Stafi in 100 @eilen gntfernung
oufsefansen llno beibe 9nmpfer fa6ren
li6 elltgegen. 9as Seuer mar 5ufplge
ber brabtloIen 9epeide auf Sic 2abuna
in einer abtbeilun9 beidranft.


Son0on II. Ser aoblenera6critreit
in Siib : 8ales ip1rbe beutc beigelegt.
81 0 NJ. Sic 3eidnllnsen fir sic itaz
lienil1e Aationolanleibe beliefen iid
big Naontag auf MIR $19O, 100000.
@elpiinldt mar bas Greifahe.
2onb on. Ser ruiliibs Gampier
General 8abebfp lpltrhc bon einen,
beutiden II am II. sSuli in Ser Gltlec
torpeoirt nlb perlet1ft. Sic Molnlldaft
bon % lit gerettet
2onbon. Cine gauge Slottc bon
SO tiirfil6en GegeIldiffcn, bclabcn nit
@ricgsnaterial fir bic tiirfii6e @ou<
falusarmee, ipurbe bon rl,iiilden gor<
peopbooten i'm s6tpor5en Meerc 5erz
ltDrt. GO nefbet cine 91euterbcpelbe
bon Sebaitappl. (6oIslid nub es ia
nabr iein.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-21
9Qs grobf atllfltreibeu 1T Holeu,
Ndtlmtn8 pon 2Sari1au ioH tbatldd)Ii,
be9ontten taben.
Sic &uaen poutu rc arueen retten fatt fe enl4liebn
'en sboit san5 Gplcn bebinscn.
9ics .uiirbc aber bas 81,
8arldall ibpn beinobe cinsefreiit :

sadau don bnobe cinsctreit na I'M Mobcu uD gaooou i'm
@aDen aenonn,cn llno qrmee Sic bon spanoff =
9eltb nad golbpnen abeerebea tide grnpe @aopie
Ren @eorgietpst 10 Neilen 9eusrfe MnrS<
ipenige 0eiIen giso abt ora1es gcub a
aeutonen baben IN ben ettcn ci aa9 n6eius er6bere
Gdbe 900 efangenc gcnoncn gnolanb fput n fe<
1er ae9 inln tbercr een 8isber bepag WiIipz
Solars recn bi gnbc an gprb eiucs
brttlbcn Sanprs nit 500 Ausiuanbrn i'm Snbiden S5can
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-21

- 5.el.fser. atlte Sungf.r:
Sino Sic SoIbat setpefena
5err: Sntpobl, i4 gebDre 3ur
2anblpebr aipeiten 9lufgebotas.s
sllter Sunsfer: 2ld, tuenn ID Is
bod blob bis aum eriten Qafsebot sss
bra4t 6atte!
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-21

bringt lrn0 nDrolid bon 2e,nbers lit
Die slrmcc oes @enerals Sbanoif bon
iiberle9enen D1tr. Gtreitfrdften lpciter
pitiudrts (na6 golbpnien bincir1 sc@
tricbcn lporbcn. sln mebrercn a1@
bcrcn Bllnftcn bcballpten pie 9fllllen
ii6 inocllen 9csen oie itdr1iten glrz
9riffe nno baben Ben Seinb nit lbipez
ten 8erlultcn Slriidgeipprfen.
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Scr On S II n a I a I I.

Ser (ongeblihe) belltlte llnterieczi
boptsangriff utf Sen Gllnnro 9umzi
pier Srblino ipnrbe belttc BON @in 9.
Sbomplon. bem Mnirult hcr 8llnpes@.
Slblltrietunr,illipn, ber elmer berEniz..
lagiere auf biecut Sbifi mar, f6rlnli6
DUR shlimerflon1teit sbieler Nesierlng
gebrnsht unh Setretar 2anlilg nabnl
Gbomplons slntlaae beute &prnlittag
mit'na6 ecm @eiBeu 9aus, no ct por
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-23

ravages had been repaired and for
gotten.
Now it has come again. History
is repeating Another generation of
American citizens is drawn into the
seething, twisting commissions of an
other hurricane of hate-and COM
munities all over this country are
mad.
The pity of it all is that those most
deeply affected are earnest, honest,
patriotic men and women whose very
souls are stirred by the belief that
they are fighting for the free institu-
lions of their country, and they are
ready to fight with all the zeal of
martyrs. Most of them are entirely
honest in their belief that they are
saving the country from a foreign
menace and their public schools from
destruction.
And on the other side, objects of
hatred, are just as honest, earnest
and patriotic men, women and chill
dren who are entirely innocent of any
UnpatriOtic designs, and who can't
believe that their creed, their church,
has any unfriendly designs on the
wellbeing of our common country. =
am writing as one absolutely OPP
posed to any union of church and
state and as one who would stand
with the last for our public school
system. But also as one who can
not hate his brothers and sisters be-
cause of any difference of opinion, no
matter whether it be of politics, creed
or something else.
1 am glad I don't hate anybody
For hatred Furnishes more the man
who hates than the man who is hated.
Hatred is a sickness of the mind that
eats into the soul like a. malignant
cancer.
I am little interested in kings, czars,
emperors and other rulers of men. 1
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herd would make me hate sheep.
But l would condemn the politician
be he Protestant, Catholic or Jew
who would fan the fires of hate to
further his own selfish ends.
-O-O-
cONFESSES MURDER OF FOUR
MOB VIOLENCE FEARED
Indianapolis, Ind, March %
VERNE Lewis, who confessed late yes
terday to being the flatiron murderer
of the Balding family in Terre Haute
and was brought here to escape al
most certain mob violence there, was
safely held in the county jail today
in the custody of Sheriff Coffin.
-O-O-
VILLA TO INDEMNIFY McMANUS'
RELATVES-PUNISH SLAYERS
Washington, March Through
Gen. Palafax the Mexico City Villista
authorities today formally apOlogized
to the Brazilian minister, who is act
ing for the United States in the Mex
lean capital, for the murder there Of
John B. McManus, American, accord
ing to state department advices.
TELEGRAPH BRIEFS
: Des Moines, Ia.-EIVira Brugiani,
6, cremated, and mother, Mrs. Peter
Brugiani, fatally burned by fire in
home.
Vancouver, B. Csc known dead,
scores injured, when snowside swept
mine bunk houses at Howe sound; 35
bodies recovered.
Springfield, Mass. = Death dis
closed that Miss F1Orestine Beaudoin
had masqUeraded as a man "A years,
working in HOlyoke paper mills, be-
ing denied employment as a woman.
St. Paul, Minn.-Fire starting in
Essex, bldg. did 100000 damage and
The farmer and mechanic., 1915-09-07
COMMISSION ENDS
BOUNDARY SURVEY
North CARDINAL ennesSee Line
Is Fixed By Supreme
Court Body
Especial to The News and Observer

Asheville, Sept. 4.-No longer is
there any cause for doubt as to the
boundary line between North Caro-
lima and Tennessee, the commission
recently named by the Supreme Court
of the United States to survey and
mark it, having completed the task.
The members Of the commission held
meeting here last night at which
they made up their report for sub
mission within the near future
The recent decision of the Supreme
Court was a decisive victory for
North Carolina and this State, as q
result Of the ruling of the country
highest tribunal, becomes the pos
SCISSOR Of thousands Of acres Of val
liable timber lands. Poplar, cherry
and ash abound in the area whose
ownership has been in dispute fol
many years past, while game o.
many kinds is found on the property
The commission was composed o.
DR.. Joseph Hyde Pratt, Of Chape
Hill. d. B. Burns, of Asheville, an(
w. d. Hale Of Madisonville, Tenn
| These three men have been kept bus,
placing markets Of stone along th'
| boundary line, although their worl
| has been done in such q manner a
| to assure the permanency Of thei
operations. The stone markers will
stand for centuries to point out tn
| beginning of North CarOlina'S land
and the starting Of Tennessee's pos
| sessions.
The farmer and mechanic., 1915-09-07
AMERICAN PEOPLE GAVE BIRTH
T0LAB0RDAY, AYSFOUNDER
SAMUEL Gompers President Of American Federation Of abor
Gives 7Tteresng T Historical Facts In Connection With that

ilS ana distributing centers thonsanos
VI "orklngmen marched in PROCESSION
ana participated in the festivities of
the picnic grounds, where the rnosr
skllied mechanics and workers in nro-
ieSslons and labOrers united in a com
t.ioh cele epratlon, exchanging friendly
Iraternal greetings while they listened
to the champions of labor discussine
the economic and political Questions
ol the DAY. The good effects Of this
are so We'll understood that we recon-
Htnd ltS more general observance
still, until it shall be as urcommon
Tor man to work en- that day as on
independence Day
In order that there be no misun-
oerstandlng with reference to the ac-
lon OF Congress in enacting legisla
uon upon this subject it is well to
state that the law passed by CONGRESS-
on June %, 1894, described above. as
making Labor Day a national holiday
ohly provided that Labor Day should
be observed in the District of Colum
ola, as we'll as the then territories.
Nearly all Of the States in the
Union now have statutes making the
nrst Monday in September a legal
holiday. thus observing Labor Day.
Mr. Gompers will speak at Marion,
| H., on Labor Day. The invitation to
| speak there was extended to him over
year ago, and one of the chief rea
sons that determined him to accept
| that invitation was that Marion is in
a mining center and afforded him an
opportunity to speak to a large mum
| Der of miners, an opportunity that
President Gompers has had only once
| before in several years.
About half a dozen Of the neighbor.
| ing cities will join with Marion il
the Labor Day celebration and viii
also participate in the parade. TIL,
addresses by labor speakers other thar
Mr.. Gompers will be made by Mis-
Agnes Nestor, National President O
the Glove Workers; Miss Agnes Burns
representative of the Womens Uniol
Label League of New York, and Franl
harrington, State President of tn
United Mine Workers Of Illinois.
Secretary Frank M. Morrison, o
the American Federation of Labor
will speak at Bloomington, Ill.
The farmer and mechanic., 1915-09-07
MISSION DELEGATES
SPEND DAY ON OUTING

Henderson. Sept. 4.-The annual
rennion Of the Woman's Missionary
Societies of the Tar River Baptist As
sociatior Wednesday convened in the
First Baptist church of Henderson.
Among the speakers were Miss Ger
trude Abernathy, Of Vance county,
who is a returned missionary from
China: Miss Briggs. the State header
Of the Sunbeam Band and Miss Jones.
vice president Of the State Woman's
Missionary Union.
The farmer and mechanic., 1915-09-07
WOMAN DIES AT 107,
WEIGHED rs POUNDS
(By the Associated Press.

New York. Sept. Airs. Jeannette
Schwartz, who died last night in the
Brooklyn Home for the Aged. in her
10th year, established a record, it is
believed for longevity among dwarfs.
She was two and a half feet high and
weighed less than 25 pounds. Her
birth place was Stuttgart, Germany
The farmer and mechanic., 1915-09-07

At least four-fifths Of the damage
wrought by earthquakes is due to the
neglect OF the ordinary requirements
Of sound construction.