davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-06-24
SagesStitnng erideint
wie0er.
@rpshritanniens Tfempranbnm pirb
mprsen per0ffentlidt.

Berlin "a. Stunt. lleber Cont
bon. Gie 9eiitide 3aees6eihlns,
beren Bubli5ierltne lesten Neontoe
ourdl Die WtilitGrGeboroen berboten
norben mar, eri6iert beute lpieber in
Druid. 9ie Si;ipenhierilng bes
8lottes NOR tpegen anti onlerifo-
niiher slrtifel aits Der Seber oes
MARINE S6rtftliellers Repentlom
erfolgt, mie man oagemein nn-
ninlnlt.
8uibineton, "a. Slni.
@roSbritunniens @3emoronoum nit
9e3ug ouf ben &obinettsbefebl, &C.
aen ben Die Ser. Gtaoten 8oritelllut-
gen erboben batten, neil er ben Son-
Del ilneeboria beeintradtiet, miro
beute bonn Stoatsbepartement Der
0reiie sur BiibIi5ierline in ben NOR
aiaen 9l6ttern iiberaeben lperoen.
@orIGufie min moIt lid inn Stootsoe-
porterne11t iiber bas Memoranbunt
nift ousiprehen.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-06-24
8um aaiier ansgtjti6net.
aapitGm mnh Wannihaften bes Siren.
,ers Grpnprin, gSilbelm.

93orfolf, 3D.. 81. SUM. 8upi.
Sbierieloer bonn beiitiden Silfsfreu.
aer aronprina @iIbelrn, Der bier in.
terniert lit, erbtelt bon &aiier @iI-
helnt eiiten 8rnIiilotiOnsbrief no.
rim Der beltide gtonur6 Die 2e,.
itunaen bes Sdiifes auf feiner Ian.
gen &reuafobrt riibntt. go beboup-
ten foelliaItells 0;itsIieber oes Ferio.
nols bes Grel,3ers. Die W1nner ielbii
trneen Dos @iierne areii5. bas ibreu
ron Berlin aus 5ugeenngen lit. 9os
TerIonal bes areusers 9Srin5 Gitel
6riebrih ipurbe nod nidt 10 aiisee.
seiflnet, beibt es, o5er 9opt. Sbier-
hctls nilrbe int &ang Inn mebrere
8unfte erbubt.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-06-24
EriegS.
na(6ri(@ten.
tWad S6lnk Der 0aebaftipn einse'
setrpffen.)

9onbon, 81. Sum-. Cine Se-
pei6e aus glrrtiterban on Die Central
9trips i1gt, oab hie Seittid)en rn9
ibrem Siege in @oli5ien bereits Pm.
itoIten getroffen haben, Die Ginnobmc
@arf6aiis nod eiltnlo1 5,t periitfen.
Seutffe Sriippen ieien bereits nnd)
Der @siirn-5ront, ipeiiIid) bon @ar.
idou, tronsferiert norben.
@ofbingto o n, "a. Sunni. &C.
neral Boitnieiiter @urleion bot ner.
fiiet, boB big auf meiieres ole 9oit
no6Noripeaen, Shfpeoelt, Ednentnrf
imb ben 9fieoerlanben aitf S6iffen
qeiunot peroc, oic oireft nod bieicu
3dnbern fobren irIib feinen Sufcn Der
friegfiiBrenben Dedd)tc onlalrTen.
Sies geihob infolgc Der 9ei6ncrhen
S9nebens, baB gngIano Toitienbun-
gen bon unb nod oieien 2anoern
offne, suriitbnlte uno 5eniuriere
g9uf in g t o n, 81. Suni. Tos
Stootsoeportenent lpurbe beute Of
fi5ien beritdnbiet, ooB Sror1frei6
IGiie Der Ser. Staaten, bic on no.
tliroIiiierte beittiGe ober oiterreid].
1ngoriihe @iireer auseeiteIlt mer.
belL nid]t mebr bonorieren merbe.
Gns Separtement itllbiert niin Die
@ertrGee nit Srnnfrei6. Inn mo-.
moeIid, gegen bieien geidIrB Der
fron3oiii6en &egierung 5u prpte-
ftieren.
2onbon, "a. Sunni. Cine De.
peibe aus sllerarbrio, geeppteit, on
9lopb's fogt, Elm 9riieneeriht bobe
einen aonfisaieriinesbefebl eeeen
ben anterifaniihen 9on1pfer @or-
aople nusgeitellt. (Gie @orgopIe ge-
bort Ser Gocuimn Oil Co.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-06-24
Spftr bes Mntos.
3iueijabrises Sinh setOtet, Batter benz
Spoe nabe.

Battle Greet, Weih., "a. SSii-
nj. Sobn @ronfbite, ein 9anobrief-
trGger, liegt bier Dem Sobe nabe i'm
SoipitaI iinb iein stpeiiGbriges Sobn-
den tpurbe auf Der Stelle getotet iil-
folge zines slrtomobillinfaqes. 9rei
anoere &inoer entfamen nit leihten
@erIetiinger1. Gronfbite bate feline
Serien oa3u benl,st, nit ieinen 5pei
&inbern uno 5pei Nadbarsfinoern
eine Iutofabrt bierher 81 MAIDEN
ilnb befanb iif ulif Der Seimfabrt,
ols elm &eifen barit lino Die nit elmer
S9nelligfeit bon 35 Weilen oieStiin.
De fobrenbe Woibine iinli6lus. Sein
speiiGbriges Sobn6en mar tot, nls
man es berporhob. Gronfhite felbft
batte einen Sfdbelbrith unb gruh
oes Sd)Iiiiielbeins erlitten rno Die
9(er5te eeben feine SoffnlIng oiif &et.
tiinq.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-06-24
Mnswabl aqgtmein &C.
biaigt.
sefrttdr 9aniing ltgtt
bentc ben Mmtts=
eto ab.
8citern bom 9sraiibenten als Nua'
fplger Srgans ernannt.
8liifmiinide Der Greunbe nmb 81.
plpntaten sablreif.
Ser nene Erentier bes &abinetts ein
erfabrener Diplomat.

8ofbineton "a. sunni. Sie
omerifoniide 3eeicritng oeritonS,gte
bel,te olle auslGnoiiden &eeierunger
bon Der @rnennung 9tobert 2anfine 5
5itnl StootsfefretI-. Iuh on olle oi.
pIomatii6en lino &onl .Nertrettr
Der Ser. Staaten in frernbett Sdn-
bern purcen gleit1faas biesbe5i,g.
lide RotiSe1 aiisseionbt.
Serr 9aniing ipurbe berte aig
9sodfolger por S3iqinm SSennings
grpon nereibiet. Sobe 8ean1te, Gi-
plomoten unb ir1time perionIi6e
Srennoe ipobnten Der 9eremonie bel
uno begliidtpiinid)'en bernnd, ben
nelten 2eiter Der auslpGrtigen Gplitif
ser Ser. Stoaten.
Die forneile altfiin6igltng bot
Der sluslpohl Serrn Earnings 5itilt
Setter sStaotsbeSortenler1ts puroe
qeitern abenb oirh 9rafioent Wil-
ION berionlid) Dor ieiner gihreiic
nod) 9sep 9orf gerna4t. Sm @eiBen
Sous murbe erflGrt. oaB Der Hoiten
Serrr 9oniine an9ebotcn wurbe nnb
bob er ibn nneenomn1en b1tte Serr
2oriina mar Stoatsiefretdr db inter.
i'm felt benz 8. Sum-, on ipelheni2nee
Serr grpan reiienierte. Seit mebr
ols einem Sabre NOR er 8e6tsbero-
fer bes Stootsoepnrtetnents.
Serrn 9oniing'e @ruerulrlg gilt
ols cine 8erienernenniing. Sein
Ton1e miro oeln Senut sugeionbf
perbcn. iobolo Der 9ongreb sitfom-
mentritt uno man glaubt, BOB ieiner
8eitGtigiug nid1ts i'm Weee iteben
miro.
SSn ollen polt.lfien Ouartieren
iinSet man MIR Cob unb 9Sreis fir
Die @uslpobl bes Hr1iibenten. Gas
aabitett befiirporiete cinitimntig Die
Grnennllng.
Ser neue Gren'ier oes 9abinetts
miro aIlgemein OILS beionoers ge.
eienet fiir bieien mi6tigen &oitel
oneeieben. Seit Dlelen Sabrerl itcbt
er i'm biplomotii6en Gienite rnb lit
cine onerfannte glutoritGt uuf bem
8ebiet bes internntionolen CSe.
iescs. Or 1T aii6 nit alien Details
icines Geportententi nertrniit.
Seute ltotteten bent neuen Better
bes Suotsbetorieu,ents Die @ertretcr
ser otslunhiihen Reeierl,neen IN
@ofb;neton @r1tulotion*beiud)e oh.
Serr 2aniine lit inl biplomntiidet
&orps iebr beliebt.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-06-24
Mngeblibes Snterpiew
NIT 9ernbnrg.
6lanbt, oab IT itiue Miis
iion iii Mmerifa cr.
fiiqt bat.
9tep sprfer Sribnne perlebt slbfpm.
men NIT Or. Scrnbnrg.
Enblisiert bas Snterpicm opr ieiner
slnfnnft in Sergen.
ycfennt iih smr 1tnluabrbeit Der
Mcger.8erbnrb- -Mepcr.8eidlidlte.

q e N y o rf, "a. SSilni. 0ie bic.
llgc SriblIne piibli5iert bellte elm S,sll.
terpiep nit Or. 9ernbaro @ern.
burg, Dem friiberen oerti6en Solo.
niol- SefretGr. Gas Snterpicfp tpure
ibr angeblif am If. Stunt unter Der
@eoinglng geipdbrt, oaB es ni6t OBJ
georildt tDer0cn iolle, che Or. Oern-
burg III Bergen, 9toripegen, eirge-
teriit6itng itnter5ogen Deroen.
YGinige Der sllliierten nogcn iid)
oiird meine Sebnuptungen beleibigt
fiiblen unb meine Heiie bebinoern,
foa Or. 9ernburg geiagt baben.
Ser 9ampfer 9ergensfiorb, ouf
Dem er Iaiiagier mar, mar beute IN
Bergen faaig, aber cine peripdtete
Sepeid)c aus 9onoon Iagte eeitern
nbenO, oab bas Sfiff in airfpan,
Shottlano, bctiniert fpurbe, mo
Taiiagiere unb Yerional elmer I'm
terludung Deroen.
9ta1 Der Sribune iou Or. 9erl1.
burg geiagt baben, baB ieine 0diiion
i'll ben Ser Stnoten, ipenn lie au1
abgefiir3t iporben fpare, bod erfolg-
reid geipeien lei. Sd fiible, bab
bas grQbe omerifaniid)e gublifum
elm flareres luto beiieres Seritdno.
mis- fiir Die belltid)e Sade llnb Die
beiltiden ariegs5iele erbalten bat, "
iagte er. rIeuti6lano mar 3lt ge-
ginn oe5 9rieges 10 iioIiert, oaB Die
DEM ariege unterlieeenben Wtotipe
uno Der beutide 8eii1tspllnft ME.
mails ben SSlolotionsfreis bur6oriin-
gen b1tten, nit DEM uns ultiere
Seinoe 6u untgeben oeriudlten. Sit
es mir gelungen, Der groBen inte[i-
gerten Noiie Der Imerifaner Die
erlnoliegenoen Satiafen bieies
ariegeS 5u 3eigen, tpie iie Seliti9-
lamb iiebt, Damn lit Der Saltpt5pef
meiner Wfiiiion erfiillt.
r@ieine BlGne fir Die 9ufinft
iino nod iinentifieoen.. BeriOnlif
lpiiniGe id, nibts 9eiieres, als on
Der Seite meines alteiten Sobnes,
zines Sitneen BON II Sabren, Der itf
iofort nod meiner 8iidfebr Der
9lrmee anialieben miro, an Die
Sront 5u geben. slber eS mag fir
mid onbere 3inee 81 tiin geben."
Or. Iernbiirg iagte, er fperoe fifl
ioiort nod grelin begeben, Inn nit
Den bortigen 8eauten au fonferie-
rem. gr beItritt, baB er in ir9eno.
einem ifanbinopifhen 9ono cine
9ropoganba betreiben tperbe
@eitern befannte Die Sribline,
boB Die 9eid)ifte, Die iie iiber Or.
-@erbaro uno Or. Meper Der.
botte, unfpabr lei. 0as
9latt behaitptet, ieIbit binterfiibrt
lporben 5il fem, unb eitti6uloiet iif
beim oeuti6en guti9after, @rofen
bon gernitorff.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-06-24
Sran nerliert Stimmrsd)t.

9nniine, 0tih., "a. sunni. 9luf
bon Observation-Disclosures aeeler
on ibn geitellte Srage bat Staatsan-
polt Seaplps bas 9utahten obgege-
ben, oab cine amerifaniif,e sSrau,
tpelde einen gtiftbiirger heiratet, Do.
bnrh bes Stinmredtes nerluitig
iperbe. Der StaatsonipaIt inst, bob
nod einen fiir3lif) bonn Gongreb on.
genonmenen 8eies IN ioI6en -Sonen
Die 0ationalitGt bes Wonnes oiif bic
Grnu iibereebt.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-06-24
&iQa Dirllti@t oas nd@fr 3irl*
WiQa's Sauptttabt angeb.
lid) beiebt.
Sbresun's Srnppen iullen in slsuas.
enlientes iein.
Garransa nerfueisert @ilIa ben er.
wiiniften @affenitiqitanb.

@ q ibineton, %. Slni. Die
Soffnung Der bieiigen @egierlng,
bob Die sSiibrer Der einanoer be.
fdmpfenoen Wilitdrfaftionen in Me-
rico ibre Oifferen5en beilegen mir.
ben, iffpono beute babin. General
Garran5a's 9totia an Die Ser. Stoa.
ten- iporin er fpieoerboIt, bnb er
General Siaa feinen 0affenItil.
Itnno bis our 9eenbigilng Der
SriebensunterbonbIungen gepdbren
iolle, seritorte Die leste Soffiliing Der
Sfesierung. Garron5a gob es ols
ieine slbiid)t befannt, feline miltt1ri-
ide aampagne fort5uiesen, bis feline
8egner eroriidt iinb.
9tep Dorf, "a. Sum-. Seute
purbe befanntgegeben, onB General
Ssnocio 5. Tesaueiro, Garranaas
ariegsminiiter, Die 0ompfer slt-
Iarta uno NQomeoo Der Gbelopeafe
Steanibip 60. fGufltd) ertpor-
ben bGttc. Sic iperben bon Gar
ron5o 5iim Sruppentransport be-
niist tperben. 8leih5eitig fpurbe es
befonllt, baB Sen. 6eIir 9iaS 6tpei
Gnnlpier auffoufte, oeren gtamen
rnb 3ped ieood nod perbeinlid)t
miro.
gI9oio, Ger. %. sunni. Se.
neral Sbregon's Sruppen baben
Iout elmer heiite BON Der bieiigen
Garranaa slsentur peroffentlidten
NouosroIieufps beiebt
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-06-24
@egen Stnlien behanptet Ceiterreid)
icine Stellnngen.

9erIin, "a. SUM-. lleber Cont
Don. @enn aud nod Die Setails
mber bic ginnohme BON 9entberg ma.
ger iinb, 10 3eieen iic bof, bob Die
ruiiii6en 5ruppen biz 5llm lebten
0ioment beftigen @iberitnn6 leiiteten
trot ser 3ntIa6e. onB lire Gage boff-
mingsloS mar.
Che Die Stabt iiel. botten Die CIR.
mcen inter General bon 0tofenien
imo Gr3ber5og Soiepb 6eroinano ci-
ncn 9eil tief III Die noroli6e Seftion
Scr ritiiiihen 9inie getrieben, Der bis
on Den Snnep-6 -6litB reihte 9abei
puroe oieie 9inic in 5mei BON einan-
ser aetrennte SeiIe aeid)nitten lin.
ter 0ruf ois Dem 9torbpeitcn luto
nadl einem pirflnaSnoIlen glrtiileric-
9omboroement burd Die grmee bes
8euerals 0oebm,@rmolli, perpol-
itGnoiete Der Gr5ber5oa Die 9tieoerln-
ge oes Seinoes, inocn or 6as rlliii.
idlc Centrum ourf5ro6, bns lid ouf
2en1berg ielbit itiittc @leif5eitig
beordngtc General BON Wafenien Die
Solbaten oes 9aren. Die iidl uiif Der
9inie BON 9er1berg nadl Romaritsfo
in poIlem &iif5ua befanoen.
General bon 8oebm.grmoai nabni
Die Ierfolglng oes sSeiiioes norooIt.
lid imb oitlidl bon 9emberg ailf.
Soiuie Die GinidllieBung 2cmbcres
rollfommen mar. begonnen iid Die
Ruiien. Die bnrh oas peitere %or.
riiden Der Seliti6cn unn Sciterrei
der beorpht tparen, audi aus Dem
@infel i'm norolihen GoliSien, Der
BON ben SIiiiien San unb @ei6iel
aebilbct ipiro, 5nriifjr3icb Sin
5cil oieies 8ebietes lieat norbpeitIid,
bon Hraempsl iofpie BON Dem Oiitrift
Inn aielce. &uiiii6.Tolen, ctipa 100
Weiler iiibIidl bon @aridjon.
Den iiegreifen Srlinpen Der Der.
6iirbeten Seiltonen fpurbe einc Spu-
tion bereitet, ols iie III 2ernbera elm.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-06-24
llnterindnng eingeleittt.
SnSianer 9ianprleiesen ipllen Der.
lest mprben iein.

2aniine Nid., "a. Sunni. Gem
@ouberneur iinb bon &egieriinesbe-
anlten 8eihDeroen 3ugeguneen iiber
5nbIreihe @erlesilneen Der 2iqupree-
iese in 8arosa @ountp. iniofern itfj
bieieIben oi,f SSSnbinner besieben unb
in nod1lten &aeen miro elm %ertreter
bes StootsonpoItes iih bortbin be.
geben, I'm cine llnteriudune por6u.
nebmen. gIf Don SSnbianern unb
promlneilten 8iirEcrn bon 9oroau
goilntp iinter3eifnete IffiSobits iinb
eingereiht porben iino nerben golt3
bel >nbers nm Ieeten gSobltoe, ben
5. glpril. in 3eba boreefommene
Serlesltngen Der Seiese citiert.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-06-24
SIM 9anie GOl. SOmit's.
Erdiibent @ilion erfdbrt bic Gin.
bride" bes Gnrupa.&eiienben.

9tem Oorf, "a. Sum-. Dr1ii.
bent @iIion berbrinet ben bet,tigen
Tog i'm Solie ieines intimen Sreiin.
oes, Col. 6. W2. Souie, Der fiir5Ii6
bon elmer @uroporeiie anriifeefebrt
mar, mo er IN @nelono, 6ronfrei4
uno 9eutidlonb nit ben bebeiitenb.
item Staotsmmdnnern 5uiammenee-
fomrnen mar. gr6iioent 8iIion min
ii6 bon ibm feline ginbriide nit Be-
sug ouf Die WogIidfeit eines bolo-
gen Sriebens i1iIbern laiien. Seute
abenb fGbrt Der 9rdfioent nod Cor.
nifb, q. 8.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-06-24
!Sat mpiterioies Mnsieben.

Suginom, 0hd., "a. Srni,
Ger 33 Sobre olte Charles u.
@ittnitb itarb nm Wonog IN einem
biefigen Spipitul, irno trotoem ote
Noli5ei periuht, nif,ts oapon oil Die
Oefientli6feit orineen 5u loiien, 1T
bod befonnt eclporoen, bob Der Wea-
gen nod Inn @rbOt 9eionot fncroen
1T slreds elmer slnalpie oes esnbolts.
Die @itpe uno Smei9oitg1naer luitr.
Den our 3eit bes Sooes oes Wonnes
nod Der Toli5eiitution gebrodt rno
loIlen fidl iest nod bort befinben, OBJ
slpor feline slntlnse 5egen iie erbobea
nor0en lit.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-06-24
Scr Sail SarrD Sbaw's.
0od weitere 3ensen slanben, bah
Sbafu seiitig ssinnb 1T.

Nep 0orf, "a. sunni. Sn Der
8erbonolitng betreffs Der Seititel-
lung bes @eiites5ititanbes Sarrp g.
5boip's burh cine Sitrp tpuroen bier
cine Reibe bon 9eneen beiite pernom.
men, bic fdnttlih iiber bns rotioneQc
getrogen bes iim feline Greibeit rim.
genben niisiogten. Sbop tptrb II,
ben n1hiten Sogen bonn Stontson.
polt ms areiaperbor eenomnlen
rperben.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-06-24
Grbe mod nidt btrnbigt.
1eitere GrIfliitternngen i'm Sm.
perial 0nlleb peripiirt.

CT Centre. Gal, "a. sunni.
Gin IeiGtes @robeben fpur0e bier
beute I'm $50 llbr firth gefiibIt.
,3ieqeI iielen bon @cboiiben, Die
ourd Dos @rbbeben BON 9ienstog
abenb bei61bigt morOen paren.
S9on ipGbrenb Der gtod)t purben
lei6te Gridiitterungen gefiiblt,
nelhe Die gepoIferllng in Sluf.
regling bielter.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-06-24
syprbert Gnfpreiernng oes 8eieses.

9oniing, Wti1., "a. Stunt.
@ouperneur 5erris ianbte bette on
Die Sberiffs iGmtlider Counties i'm
Staote 9bihrifteu bes @eieses, mel
Dies Glopffehtereieu nerbietet uno
forberte iie aiif, auf Itrifte Gnforcie-
rltng bes @eieses 5ii adten. Ter
@onpernenr 1T gum Gnti6lub ee.
langt, bob ollen berortisen v8ergnii.
giingen" I'm Staate elm Gnbe gen1o4t
iperoen miiiie.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-06-24

- gerfanf BON fifnitIihen Ruben.
aorietts. 9iegnldre $500 mmb
$500 @erte fiir $500. go. 20s
@nibinstpn areabe.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-06-24

oentif)cm Sanf)bODt
tDrpeDiert.
6rieOensgcrildlte upn Tproo. glllg.
3eitnng oemcntiert.
GanSclbciten iiber oic Grpbernng oei
Staot Scmberg.
anpfer., 3inf- nnS GroOlnut iano
Jest ibr Gnbc.
gtnr mod an fleiner front nm Inie-
tier Srnppen in 4alisien.
Hnfsng Der Nniien onrdl Wfafcnien
nod bcbruht.
Berlin iueifs andl pun Grfplgen I'M
&eltcn sm meloen.
Sentidlc itiirmten Scn lang nmitritte-
men !Sigcl giu. 63i.
SransOiiidlcs arieasnmt uerbalt iifD
bingegen sngcfnDpft.
Gin groecr Camper nnb iieben ii.
idlerbpDte perienft.
Smrfcn beridlteu iiber nniehnlid)en
Sieg i'm aanfains.
+. Hpbcrt Wfmller ais ySpipn" in
Sunoun erid)Dfien.
@egen Stnlien bebanptet Ceiterreid)
fa...a - AaM.....
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-06-24

Die eiit5ise tdefio6e oe,.t.
f8e Beifnns in 2ai6iaan,
ipef6e Die 9eper6en Ger
PH. 9rege 6rinst.
The Republican journal., 1915-07-29

duction Mr. Upton spoke of the critics of the
present day who assert that the Christian re-
ligion is morbid, accenting the dark and dreary
side of life end that its followers are long-faced
and hypocritical He took for his text Paul's
words to the Phil plans, "Rejoice in the
Lord very logically refuting those critics.
His discourse was divided into three sections:
1.-The essentials of the real joy of Christian
life-a knowledge of Christ and his works and
life; the realizing sense of his power to forgive
sins as applied to the individual life, and, thirdly,
the influence of Christs spirit in the realities of
every day duties, illustrating the latter with
an appropriate story of personal influence.
His discourse was apt as applied to an audi
ence of church goers and non church-goers
and received the closest attention. The next
address will be given by Rev. Harry Lutz
of Newton, Mass, former pastor of the Bel
fast Unitarian church.
The Republican journal., 1915-07-29

President Eliot's article on the war
printed on another page, merits and will
no doubt receive a careful reading. 1t
first notes the changes from past meth
DDS of warfare and then formulates a
plan for securing a permanent peace
a mong nations. President Eliot shows
that cavalry and rifles are of little or no
use in the present war, which is fought
m mainly with machine guns; that forts
will not withstand the heavy ordnance
now in use and trenches are the better
d efence; that mines and submarines are
taking the place of battleships;that auto
mobiles are of great use, and airships
are becoming an important factor. The
plan he suggests for securing perma-
nent peace that would permit of general
disarmament seems practical and fea-
sible.
The Republican journal., 1915-07-29
WHITES CORNER (Winterport.)

Many of our residents have been to River
side Park the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. Sylvanus Ward were guests at
the home of A. G. Larby Sunday.
Mrs. c. W. Nealley, while still critically i'll,
resting comfortably at this writing
Mrs. F. M. Fairbanks and son William of
Unity were callers at c. H. Libby's Sunday.
Miss Carrie Marks of Bangor was guest at
the home of E. C. Clement several days last
week.
Little Elinor Knight went to East Machias
with her uncle, Prof. Ralph Smith, for stay of
two weeks.
Monteith Mcfarland, who has taken the
agency for the Aladdin lamp, is meeting with
fine success.
Mr. and Mrs. Ora Clements and Miss Lillian
of Monroe were callers at C. 0. Whitney's
Sunday afternoon,
Mrs Batcheder of Monroe is helping Mrs
Mrs. Augusta Whitney, who had the msfor-
tune to sprain her hip recently.
Mr. and Mrs f. N. Bartlett have been in
Bangor the past week, having the hay har-
vested on their farm on Essex street,
A large number of friends of Mrs. A. W.
in Monroe Wednesday afternoon. July 21st.
Mrs. W. A. Rogers and children, Idris and
George. returned to their home in Belfast Fri
The Republican journal., 1915-07-29

INVASION, but part of the deliberate prep
arations for war made with such care
and complete thoroughness by the Ger
man inventors and fathers of modern
war.
But Russia, when modified, with
her many millions ready for battle. was
expected to soon be hammering at. the
gates of Germany, while the British
navy would make short work of the Ger
man fleet, inferior in numbers and arma-
ment. Perhaps this was expecting toe
much. The full extent of Germany's
preparations were not realized, nor the
part the submarine was to play in this
war tragedy. With three powerful ma
tons arrayed against one, not to include
the aid of the Belgians, the Allies may
have anticipated an easy victory and fail
ed to see the magnitude of the contest
before them. Indeed, it is said that Eng
land has only recently awakened to the
conditions which confront those who are
fighting for the future welfare and peace
of the civilized world.
AS the situation stands today the only
real battles have been fought by the
Russians, and at this writing, after a
series of victories in Poland, they are
being driven back to their own borders
with the fate of their armies in doubt.
In the West the Germans still hold Bel
GUM and northern France. Trench
fighting, with the opposing forces gain
ing or losing few yards, continues. The
Allies, which were to have assumed the
offensive in May, have not left their
trenches, although with Germany direct
ing her energies to fighting Russia now
would seem to be the opportunity to re-
claim some of the territory France and
Belgium have lost. If the Russians are
decisively defeated in Poland a million
seasoned troops rushed from the Eastern
to the Western border and put into ac-
ton might turn the scale of war.
Italy's advent In the war on the side of
the Allies has had no appreciate effect
thus far, and at the Dardanelles the AL
lies have lost so, 900 men and several ships,
and there, as in France, it is trench fight
ing and the gain or loss of a few yards
at time, and the enemies submarines
prevent assistance from the battleships.
The Republican journal., 1915-07-29

In connection with the Eastland dis
aster some correspondence of the own
ers of the steamship with the depart
ment of commerce is of interest. The
owners contended that the requirements
Of the seaman's bill, which has driven
American steamship lines from the Pc
cifc, would make their business unprofit-
able and said of the Eastland:
''This boat is operating this season
from June 18th to Sept. 9Th, inclusive; is
licensed to carry 2570 people, is equip
ped with life preservers for that number
of people and has life RATS and lifeboat
capacity. under the last inspection for I'll
people.
''In order to keep her maximum carry
ing capacity at the present figure we
would have to increase her equipment in
life RATS and life boats &c 2-3 per cent.
This is a physical impossibility. If it
were possible to put this amount OF
equipment on the Eastland the weight
that would be added to her upper deck
would make the boat difficult to handle.
''If our life saving equipment is al
lowed to remain as it is at present our
carrying capacity would be decreased 40
per cent, or 1923. You can see that a
daily reduction of 40 per cent during the
season would amount to considerable In
operating revenue.
The Republican journal., 1915-07-29

We were right in the conjecture that
our friend and contributor of many
years, Nine. Favre, whose home of late
has been in Paris, would be engaged in
some good work in connection with the
European war, and from .ne "Oper
Letter on another page i appears that
it is the Blue Cross and not the Red
Cross to which her energies are devoted.
A lover of animals from early girlhooo
her tongue and pen have ever since been
enlisted in their service and her writings
have interested many others in her hu,
snane work.
The Republican journal., 1915-07-29

The conditions at the close of the first
year of the war are disappointing to
those who had looked for the early de-
feat of Germany and the downfall of
Prussian militarism. 1t is realized, of
course, that the allies were handicapped
at the start by their unpreparedness,
while Germany had been for years build
ing up a war machine such as the world
had never seen complete in all its de-
tails, and equipped for fighting in the
air and under the sea as well as on the
land. She had even colonized nearly two
million Germans in Russia, who were en-
couraged to settle at points that in the
opinion of German military experts
might assist the Fatherland when an in
vasion of Russia was attempted. More
than 400, 1000 of these German pioneers
settled in Russian Poland and very
large number invaded Courland and the
shores of the Baltic. 1t was no chance