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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-07-30
HIGHWAY is IMPROVED
FOrty-One Men Labored on Tw0-Miles
OF Road Saturday.

More than two miles of the Deer
field-Thurmont road was improved on
Saturday by a gang of workmen, al,
composed Of property owners of that
section of Frederick county. The days
labor was entirely free and donated to
the county. County Commission
Frank NJ Stevens, whose hip was dis
located several weeks ago when the
was thrown from a horse, was on the
scene of the work and acted as sup
erintendent of one of the forces of
men. Wilhide had charge of the other
force.
About four miles of the road is to
be repaired. 1t is stated that the road,
which passed by High Bridge, the seen
of the Western Maryland wreck, was
badly cut up by the passage Of auto
mobile to and from the scene Of
the wreck. Persons residing in
that section say that at least 1000 au-
tomobiles were driven to high bridge
on the night of the collision of the two
passenger trains and on the following
day
This road is extensively used by Bal
timore and Washington tourists in
coming to and from the summer re-
sorts at Blue Ridge and that vicinity.
The county repaired the highway early
in the spring, but heavy traffic made
it essential that the road be improved
again this summer, For this reason
the farmers and property owners
decided to unite in repairing the road.
1t was Charles Brown of Deerfield
who suggested the giving of one day
for this work.
On next Saturday, the same gang of
men will appear again on the road
and hope to complete the four mile of
repair work This work will also be
free to the county A dinner was
given the workmen on Saturday even
ing by one of the property owners in
tEat section.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-07-30
Brunswick Nominations.

Monday was the last day to get on
the ticket for councilman in the COR
poration election, which will be held
on August 2. The following have filed
the necessary papers:
First Ward--J. T. Humphrey, Citi-
zens' party; William R. Stewart, In
dependent party; John w. Reilley
Socialist party.
Second Ward-Thomas ]. Burke
Citizens party; George H. Hogan, In
dependent party; ]. A. Appleby, So
cialist party.
Third Ward-Martin L. Hoffmaster
Citizens party; Frank keenan,, Inde-
pendent party; John K Virts, Social
ist party.
A hot contest is expected in the
three wards. The winners serve two
years at a salary of 500 a year.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-07-30
Offices to be Filled at the Next
Election.

Offices to be Filled at the Next
Election.
STATE TICKET.
Governor.
Attorney-General.
Comptroller of the Treasuary.
COUNTY TICKET.
Clerk of the Court.
Register of Wills.
States Attorney.
State Senator.
Five Members of the House of Dele
gates.
Two County Commissioners.
Sheriff.
County Treasurer.
Three Judges of the Orphans Court.
County Surveyor.
Five members of the State Central
Committee for Frederick County, the
County Central Committe and Delegates
to the State Convention.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-07-30
Scholarship Awarded.

The Frederick county school board
has awarded a scholarship to the
Maryland State Normal School to Miss
Mary Waybill, of Brunswick.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-07-30
REPORT OF THE CONDITION

THE FREDERICK TRUST COMPANY.
At Frederick, in the State of Maryland, at
the close of business, June 3d. 1915.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-02
THE PUBLIC FORUM
NOTICE TO READERS

Any number of letters have come
into The Day Book office in the past
few days which either have not been
signed with name and address or
have been written in~such manner
that we could not make them out.
Care in writing would be greatly ap-
preciated. And names and addresses
must be signed, though only initials
will be used if so requested. Any
body is entitled to express their opin-
ions through The Day Book Public
Forum under those conditions
Editor.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-02
ANSWERING cLEMENsoN. =


answer to DR.. Clemenson's TRADE Tin
the Herald, Aug. 81 against the
Teachers Federation l would like to
state few facts not in accord with
his views.
Iagree coalition against the state
is wrong if those governing the state
follow the lines of equity and justice,
but when men with authority seek
to use the power vested in them for
Interior purposes, then it becomes not
only a right but duty for the peo-
pie to organize to destroy that most
dangerous menace to our republican
form of government.
If the organization of the workers
to prevent such abuse of power is
revolution against the state, what
then is the misuse of power by the
officials to deny the people their con-
5titutional rights?
Organized labor does not demand
more rights than others, but we do
know that the betterment of the eco
nomic conditions gained by organ
lied workers benefit also the condi-
tons of unorganized workers.
DR.. Clemenson uses as an argu-
ment the fact that in nearly all other
civilized countries the taxpayer has
a greater right than the employee
Does he mean that the employe can
never become a taxpayer?
Does he mean that the educators
are instructed (and if the countries
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-02

are civilized there must be schools)
to see that children never become
more than chattels? DR.. Clemenson,
you are in the United States This
one statement proves you unfit to
hold the position of member on the
board of education. In this respect
you are not alone. You have the
company of other incompetents.
The destruction of the Teachers
Federation would pave the way for
the introduction of Cooley bills and
kindred measures, and only too soon
would the education of the man-child
consist of merely mechanical instruc-
ton on running a machine at top
speed.
You quote Denmark and the dis
parity in cost of education there and
here. Tell me, did Denmark ever have
midnight school board which gave
away part of their school children's
heritage to great newspaper corpora
tons? Did Denmark ever have
crooked land purchases on sales of
school property?
If you are man of intelligence,
familiar with the business transac-
tons of the board, you surely know
of these crooked deals. Your duty
then should compel you to use every
effort to rectify these conditions be-
fore you assail that NOBLE band of
women led by Margaret Haley, who
have sincerely and honestly fought
for the protection of our public
schools against the wiles of exploit
ers.
Be sure you are like Caesars wife
beyond reproach.-Jas. H. Bren-
nan.
SURE CURE FOR WARS.-Just re-
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-02
SURE CURE FOR VARS

SURE CURE FOR WARS.-Just re-
Gently when the readers of The Day
Book we're giving their opinions as to
the cause of the Eastland disaster
one writer said the river was to
blame, that if there had been no
river the boat could not have turned
turtle. He might have added that the
cause of wars between countries are
the countries. If there were no
countries there could be no wars be-
tween them,
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ans @erieO.

= Gorran5a BOT leinen 8ertreterll
IN @aibington nlitgeteilt, oaB er ei-
lie energiide Gaupagne gegen ote
3apatifta's, Die lidb nod in Der 9abe
bet 8unoesbhuptitoot arfbieltell
potbereite.
Sn 8orreon ion Obregon erobe
Mengen bon @affen Weinition iuto
ariegsmaterial porgefltuoen
tohen.
SSn oem BON 81 4oio iiioIic5
gelegenen Cell 6es bon @iaa fon.
troIlierten @ebiets lit iebt Der Giiel-
bobnperfebr tpieoer bergeItellt, alsc
9ieiienoen miiiien aber einen @eleit
trief bon Seiten Der gertreter 8il-
0a's in @l Raio babeu, Dem ibr.
photographic beigefii9t iein nub
2ebteres tpltroe bisber nidt berlangt
Gorran5a beabiihtigt eiHe ST.
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Gie Gage an Der @eitfrpnt, iuo Sie
&dmpfe nod immer TIM @an8e iino,
IT iuenis uerGnbert. Die friibers
3fitteilnng bon ben neiten Grfolgeil
otr Tran5oiem in Der Gbampngne
iueroen mol nidt gang ridtig seiueicil
iein, benn es beift jett ipiebtr, baf
bic Sentid)slt lire siueite gerteioi-
ennsslimie nod itnner anfredt bal.
ten nn6 6af Is ben syran5pien bisber
uidt 8elmngen lit, ne ans 6erielben
su brGngeu OOer feiten Juf in lift
III fallen. Bis at 6ieier siueitea
Hertei6igmngslinie iunr6en ne abet
sIeid) am erifen Gage snriidsebrGnst.
Gtiuas n6r6Iider bei Nafiges ia.
ben bic 6ransoien 6asesen Sas Slid
gebabt, einen Gigel 5a beieten, BEN
he 0entfdeu anfgeben mmkten. Nas
NMfseben 6ieles Siigels mnr6e te-
reits aeitern semeIoet, aber NIT fall
f9cr Crtsbeftimmnns. .Gs biek oa-
mails, CT Iiese nabe Der Stabt 2ens
i'm Ga 1aKee.0 .0ebiet. @ti bieicn
&fen in Der 0esen6 sipiiden
9beims nno ben Mrspnnen banbeIt
Is f6 in erifer Ginie nm ben Weiit
elmer ipidtisen 8abn, ipponrd bic
Serbinonngen oes aronprinSen nit
benz iibrisen peer nnterbrs6en tuer-
BEN f0nnten.Sis lett iino aneAnsrif.
fc ab8efhlasen iuor0en nn6 es felt
HidJt 70 ans, als iuenn Elm Gardbrnd
Der oeitfid1en Stnten an oieler STEELE
m6sIidl mare. GbenIO ltebt es aadJ
iueifer nelflid) IN Der 9tseno bpI;
Mrras itno Dem "a Uailee Sanal.
Gs futro pom oorf nad!fs Nenes &C.
n n 11r
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-10-01

fpeftionsreile ourb oas bon ibl.;
fontroaiere @ebiet 51 MAIDEN, cbe
er Eeinen gin5ug in oie &auptltoot
bdlt W1it lesterem tpil1 ct iene,t.
fails 10 lange marten, Big tim sic
Ser. Staaten anerfIsnitt baben, mas,
ieiiter Meinriai1ne rad, ia in ,laditer
3eitt geldeben miro.
9anoiten iollen Die 8orItaOt
8ueno giita BON gananea i'm Staate
Sonora gertommen uno aud Gaaatlca
lelbft beorobt baben. @oupernenr
Maptorena bat grnppen nad @ana-
nea eeididt. Die garran5iftas ba-
ben Die Staot Dor eirligen Sogen
ger1urnt.
Silberbnren i'm @erte bon
$4,000 iino aus Den Diltriften 8ar-
raj uno Sinene5 i'm staate gti-
bltabua in Suarea eingetroffen.
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am &is granOs.

Ger tnerifaniiAe General gln=
farrate, Ser 8efeblsbaber Der gar-
ranaiita's in Matamoros, bat iip
enolib peranlaBt geleben, urtiere
Soloaten lino 8eboroen in ibrcna
Sample eegeu nerifaniide ganoi-
ten iil,o in ibren 8entiibungen, Mu-
be uito Orontng am giio @raroe
aufreht 81 erbalten, gu utteritiieen.
@r bat mebrere 8anoite1, Die bon
llnlern SoIoaten iiber ben 6lltB
geiaet tpuroctl, feltnebmen laiien uto
bat oies uniern Mailitarbeboroeil nit
eeteilt. @leidseitig teilte er nit,
er babe cine ltnterfiiAung aligeoro-
net, ipesbalb iib ungefdbr 500 Meri-
faner bei Der HrogreIo-G -Greu5ltng
Deg 5luiies berinnmelt bdtten. CT
fiirdte, oaB Ole 2ente eiilett gittIall
in uncertainties Territorium be-
abiidtigten. Nafarrate erfl6rt, oaB
Die Gispoiitionen iiber oas @rer5gc-
bet i'm Magemeinen ieinent Yorge-
ietten, General Sbregon, 5ltltdn6eit
un0 Gen. Obregon babe aud idon
Dor einiger 3eit angeoronet, oaB lid3
alle Soloaten aus Der unrtittelbc-
rem llngebung oes Jluiles 5uriif5ie-
ben iollter. SSnt llebrigen babe er
ielbit I6on Dor 5tpei @ohet1 0eil
Garransa @onirl in 9rotpnsbille
erlitht, er rlobte ben anterifaniihen
Offisieren mitteilen, oaB er, iperlt
iie i'm 6npon rnterrihteten, ift Der
9edbe tpelher 5luBfreu5ltng iie
binter nlerifaniihen 9onoiten Der.
tpdren, Offi5iere uno Soloaten nod
jener @egeno ihifen tperOe, I'M sic
8anoiten felt5linebmer gr iagtc,
er lei itets bereit, in oieier @ei'e
NIT ben 9lmerifanern 5uianlnlen 5lt
tpenn feline 8orgeIesten es
geItattetett.
ltatiirlih miro iett aud be.
baiiptet, Die n,erifaniiden 8anoitsn
am iinteren Gio @rattoe iboiien NIT
Dlim-Dllm @eihoiien auf nltiere
SoI0aten.
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Surge l1eberlitbt.

Die Sage an Der @eitfrpnt
lit 5ienllidl nnberanoert. 9ss
9lngriff laft nadJ. 9snr in Der
Champagne periidt man nudl
bic bfntiden 9inien sn bnrd=
bredJcn. gis jekt lit es midi
gelmngen.
ltnterisaatsIefretar 3immer-
mann fpridt iiber Sie 3nfnnft
6DaanS's, 8elsien's nnb gu
Ien's.
@riedenlanS nn6 bic MQiier-
ten iupllen,. iuie Is ldjeint, 8mI-
sarien's Mbriiitnns berlanscn.
GtriedenIanS mill iid bercit
erHGren, in benz Sale and ab-
snriiitsu. Die sried)iide Gam.
tner DrOnet cine Mnlci6e pon
Sreifis Nilliunen golars an.
Die 0entiden iaelben Grfol-
ge bei Giinabnrg ano @ilna,
bic Eeiterreider in @ofbbnicn.
Stalieniide Nnsrifie iuerotn
abseidjlasen.
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1nIanD.

Die engIiide Neeierllng Lai
rnierm Staatsoepartenlent tnitJe.
teiIt. Dob iie Dem abberuienen otter.
rei6ilden 9otfhofter Or. Gunfa
freies @eleit 5ufihere. Or. 0uriba
miro am t,ahiten gienitas, Dent 5.
Sftober, abreiien.
- @ntoeslenator Stone, Der Wor-
iitenoe oes Senatsfonlites fir Nus
irartge @ngeleeenbeiteii, erfl1rt Die
llnterbringung Der engliId) frars5.
iiIhen Mnleibe in ultierm 2anoe
fir unneutral iino last, es iei 6as
Elm Gerind, eine ben gnaldnoerii
uto Srait5oien freilnolhe Stinlntl,us
i'm 2ano 8il erreeen.
- Sn Gbicago iino Die aleioer.
naher am Streif. Giefer Streif
bat am 0onnerltag 81 regnldren
Siiot5 gefiibrt. 9luh ol mebrcren
ShieBereien fam eS. Cine oieier
SdieBereien gab slnlaB gum Sooe
zines sebniabrieen Sltngen gsomelts
Geo Shroeoer. Ger aIeine mar, nm
iif por oen umberfligenoen Gugeln
5u Ihiisen, unter elm Saiis gefrodesi.
9os Saus brad suIanmen itno Der
sSsitnee ipuroe erihagen.
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f0nme. 0riedenlano, erflGrte Der
Erentierminiiter, iuerSe iidJ iebeni
gerimde, irsenb elmer Madt, eine
borberridenbe Stelnng anf bem
8alfan at erringen, ipiSerickem. Gr
boffe aber, man luerOe elm glbfom=
men treffen f6nnen, tueld)es bie
sleidseitise 0euobiliiieritns bun
0ried)enlanb nm6 8mlgarien ntDg-
li6 madem iperbe. Der frii6ere Ere-
mierminiiter Umnaris, Der 8egnef
BON @eniselps nmS gefiiriuorter elmer
Oanernben Nentralitat 0riedenlanbs
iuabremb bes jekigen &rieges, billig.
te bic Grflarnns Der Gesiernns. Die
Sbee BON Der sleid,seitigen glbrii.
itnms 8nlsariens mno Griedenlnnbs
,uirb iid tuol nid)t bmrdfabren laiien,
oa gnlsarien mnsiueifelbaft @er-
pfliatnmsen seeem bic Siirfei iibfrs
!uommem Fat, bic es pbne ariegsbes
reitidaft ieiner Mrmee nidjt erfiaen
fam. Rad einer 2pn6oner 0epe=
| ide aus Mtben ipirbe in oieier Sit
nus Der sriedDiiden Summer inter
srpkem Gntbmiiasmns aitd |prla.
gen amgenommtm, Die ben geiage-
rnnsssnitanb iiber Wsase6pnien Der.
Iangten nno bic fir Oie Mmge6Dri=
gen Der einbernfenen Gplbaten Ser.
febrmngen frafen.
Die Barrier ySempsn Iaaen, { in
Nngriff gnlsarien's anf Serbien
fGnne nnr ba6nrdj bermie6en wer.
fen, oak man BON Bnlsarien IoiDr-
tise Mbriiitnng berlanse. Die 3ei-
tmns bentet an, baf Die irans6fide
Gesiernns Sies sn TIM beabiid)tige.
Sn Stalieu nno sirol iin6 sic An-
griffe Der Staliener abaeIdlascn
iuorben. Sn ben aarniiden Mlpcn
oanerm bic Mngriffe Der Staliencr
fprt, ebenio am Sionso, mo beionbers
idarfe Nnsriffe anf bic Stabt Sui
mein lSolmino) semadt iperbcn.
Sci Der Sd)ladt in Nelopptamien
iuollen bic Gnglam6er bon ben 5000
Wann Der Sirfen 1850 gefanaem
-genDmmem baben. 1lnb bic 3abl Der
0efansenen iuadDit nod beitanSis.
Sedjs 3eppeIine iinb BON geridjut
aus seieben, iuie lie nad) oem ensl.
aanal nnb 0pber .flosen. Neiter
1at man nod nidts 9eb6rt.
9as ensliidJe Seselldiff uSelen
8obOn" lit berfemft iuoroen; Die Ye-
iaknng iunr6e serettet.
Die tiirfiidcm Siiitembatterien ba-
ben ein fransOiild)es SorpeSuboot
smm Sinfen gebrad)t.
DAB oas Deutihe Heih tros Der
britifden Sunserblodo6e genug
@rotfriidte bnt. ergiebt iif bon
9seuem aus Der 9atiade, baB Die Ha-
tionen bererobert tperoen fonnter.
Dieter Tage ipuroe befannt geeeben>
cob 8inoern BON tieun biz elf Sat-
rem pro ISOLDE elm Hfuno mebr 5l-
aebiIliet iperoen ioll, aIs oas bisber
Der SaI mar.
Gen. Gnropatfim, Der ben iapami-
idJem 9ries berloren fat, lit iett ans
bcm 9nufel elmer iuolberbienten gcr-
9eiIenbeit iuie6er berborgebult mn6 III
aftiben Sienit seitellt iuOrSem. Mian
fat i'm gum Gbef oes @renabier-
forps ernannt.
Die y8oIiil9e 3tg." eriilnert oa-
rom, onB oer perftorbene engliide
glr6eiterfiibrer uno 0lbgeorOnete aeir
SarOie i'm Sabre 1907 ge9en Die
9olitif Der @ini6ii6terlutg uno s(us-
beutung IN sStoieu 9roteit erbob uno
i'm Saiie Der @emeinen lagte:
vGeutihlonos Gerbreden ii oen gln.
gen Der britii6en 9feeoerflaiie iltI
iein @rfolg. Giner ser berd6tlidj-
item mo untpiiroigIten Seiten oes
arieees lit cine gompagne, fuel6e ei.
men 9rieg eegen 9eliti6lanos San'
0el perlanat."
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Sin eissnartissr geidaifserfols,

slb uno ali peroffertlihen m:r
Mnaeigen Der beribieoenen &auf.
n1annsmaaren unter Der lleberlhriit
vSpe3ialberfdufe" oieIer ooer icrer
grt. Wir lellfen bellte Die aul-
merfiannfeit unlerer 2eler aui oerl
eigenartigen nno erfolgreihen Be-.
fauf unter Dem Namen rsSSsitnep
Snle", Der nun gum oritten Male
bon oer Gaufrnan Grp @ooos Conn
pam bernnftaltet tpiir6e. Dos Wori
uesSsitneb1 lit ieet Die gebraudIide
9e5eihnung fir einen vgsideI" uno
onf eriteres @ort erbielt oieler Yer-
fouf Ieinen Namen. Die in oielen.
8erfauf getnadten griparniIie Der
@dufer fonnell ni6t nod Collars uno
Gents allein beurteilt, fon-
bern Ole Qualitdt Ser offerierten
@aaren lollte ebenfaIs in @etrad)t
ge5osen iper6en.
Das y@ebeintnis" bes grfoIges
in oieiem greignis Iiest in Der 9lrt.
iuie Ole @aaren berfauft ipef6eil
lianllih oie Offerte zines seiDiiien
@rtifels au ieinem regularen Hre.I,
uno oie @rIaubnis, oen sleihen sfr-
tifel nohmals su faifen fir 5 Cts.
Saufrnan's eriparten groBere Ser.
fdufe p1breno oieles 8erfaufs. Oct
beiite beeirnt uno am Montas nod
fortgeiest miro, aus oena etnfaden
@rrnoe, neil iett oas @elo beiser
5irfuliert. als in ben lesten 5tnei
SSobret.
2elt Die aroBe sln8eise aiif eer
tierten Seite.
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rdge i'm WeSten
Zicmlicb 4nverdndert.
grfN0r oeu6en lr6d0efn Del Oinarg ldnau d. ll)o6Qnen
Sic 3ufunft 8el9iens+
Gnturaltl(de VerlammIung der 9riedilhen Hammer.
1talieniicbe aneriffe neeb intmer
erfelelos.

id)em bod iupl peranlaiIen iuiiroen,
itre Neitfront sn beritarfen, oaSnrd)
ben Srnf anf 9inklanb su bermii'.
bern mnb ben nemen Selbsmg sesen
Serbien anfsnseben. Sn Oieier Mn-
iidt fuirb man iid) mol irren. Sat
ladJlid baben bic Gentlden an Der
@eitfrpnt id)on geritGrfnnsen erbal-
ten, obme baf man cine 9lbnabme if
rer arGfte in Nnflanb merit.
9ie syranspien ipollem III Der &c.
seno bon glrras iueitere @urteile
bnrdJ Nngriffe nit Sanbsranaten err
rungen baben. Die 9entiden baten
bic fransOiiidem Grabem maize SSm-
pir, n6rblid ppn Der Misne beldpi-
len. Sin Mngriff ber 9entiden maize
Miartms De Champagne iunrSe an-
geblid) smriifgeidlaeen.
Rad ben be,ttiden 1erid)tem ba-
ben 9inbenbmrs's Ernppcn iiiSlidj
pm 9iinabnrs nmb iueftlid) bon @il-
no neme Grfolse sebabt. Sn lekterer
0eseno bmrdbraAem iie bic rnjii.
|idcm 3inien in6 mad)ten itngefibr
tanlenb 0efansene; aud mebrere 9e-
id)iike lptr6en erobert. 9ie Sd)lads
0anert nod an. Erims 2eopolo bon
8abern fat sablreide glnsriffe -bes
Geinoes snriideeidIaaen nnb in
@olbbnien fat 0eneraI b. 2iniingem
bic 3niiem audi snriidsetrieben. Dian
felt, bic GreisniiIe in Jranfrcid,
Ilaben bis jekt nod feinen GinilnF
anf bic Sd)lasfraft Der 9eutidem in
9inflanS ansgeiibt. glns @ien miro
gemelbet, 6nf bic Gage in 0aIisien
rnberanbert lit, 6af Die 6iterreidi-
iden srmppen in @ulbpnien abcr
tanIenS 0efansene nemadlt baben.
Or. Mlfreo 3imermann, llnter-
ftaatsiefretGr i'm bentiden Mnsipar-
tigen Mmt, erfldrte in elmer Inter
re6nng nit einem |ertreter Oes
rNieniue 9iptterbamide Gpnranta, !,
bah 0Daano abiOlnt nidts DDm
SentIdlano 81 fiirdten babe.
0entfdlano oenfe nidt oaran, Gpl-
lambs Nenfrallfat ST berleten ooer
lctne po!tttld)e nno iutrti9afltd;c
gnabDangistett an5ntaiten. Senti1)-
lano ertenne Is bod an, ban Sollano
elne itrttte NentraIitat amfred)t balte.
sSas Ueigten anbetrafe, 10 f0nue
man iiber ieine Snfnnft nod nidjts
Selttmmtes laaeu. Gs miiile aber e.
ne SDiang oteies ldJiuierigen Yrob-
lens gefnnoen iueroen, bic IS nm
uiOslidl made, bah yelgiem bon Gng-
lano fir ieine 3fpefe bennkt iperbe.
Sentldlano babe tets oen5rieoen &C.
'pOIt nnO es iuiinfdle iett cine Ga
rantie So baben, oak ein arieg, iuie
Der 1ettge, ttdlt uicber entltebcn
tOnne. MnA yolen's Snfnnft lei
rod) nnbefannt. Sr. Zimmerman
laste, er slanbe nidt, ban irsenb
Jemano I'm Stanoe lein iueroe,
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Gte fran5oliide Geputiertenfant-
mer bot einltintnie einen geldluB
ongenonmen, ourb ben Der Colo
Ger fran5oliIhen Sploaten I'M flint
Gents pro Gag erbobt mfrs. Sic bct
ouh pier5ebn Milltonen Dollars be-
riligt, Inn oen 9ei6luB 5ur glus-
fiibrung al bringen.
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Gbmaro s.. 2ause, bentider He6tsnl.
malt N1oore @ebdlioe. Gan glutonio.
Ser, grodett 57s4.
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Wabl : Mitsetge,t.
ssir 2eaislatar.

Serr 6. 8. 2anse fiinoiet iih oGS
&nnbibot fir bic 2esislatmr als Nadfol>
ger fir BEN beritorbenen 8eprdfentuuten
S6tpegnnun an.
Serr &. gS. 3illie fiinbiet iid) ass
&anoioat fir Die 2eaislatnr als 9eoGjs
folger fir oen nerItorbenen Steprdientans
ten Shpeemaun ar.
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BALKANS.
Continued from page -

with Premier skouioudls- Thes the
other ministers were SUNNI cnec.
II the Athens government Rad de-
cided to accept the allied terms, ltsL
ians do not believe there would stfIi
be such q cabinet furry.
IL is DOUBTED II the Greeks think
there are enough allies in the Balkans
70 date for safety Early IN the cam
paign IL was represented that 10000
had landed Totsy's Athens atsices
put the total al only 12S, DOC. London
and Paris advices say 10000 20 <5.ooC
more are or their way That the serbs
can be Of much further aid 10 CUES
toned. The Germans and Eustrisos
are understood to have az least 15os-
900 in the field. II ia estimated But
esria can add 4oo, COO and Turkey 10
believed able as soon az they are fully
armed, to increase the total By nearly
one million. The situation would be
somewhat changed II Russia should
huri a strong force into the Balkan
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/, Border crisis About a. End.
LIKE A RED FLAG
BEFORE HERD OF BULLS
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IN military academies be increased
Henry A Wise Wood. Washington.
president Of the Aero Club of Amer
lea, lauded the dirigible as fndispen-
eible to war. He purpo-ted 70 have
direct information that In recent
Zeppelin raid over London 500 we're
killed and 1000 wounded In one hos
pital alone he said q shell crashed
through a roof. killing zoo babies
"Anti-air craft guns are Englaods
only Defense, ,said- TT takes too
long for England's aeroplanes 10 get
up. Aeroplanes must ascend By e
spiral movement, he explained, while
diHgibles go up OF down like an eI-
press elevator. Guns, he sath, are IN
sufficient What goes up must come
down. When England shoots . shell
at Zeppelin. It must fan, probably
upon the men who shot it.
Wood spoke again tonight at the
banquet as representative OF the ad-
visory board of the navy dspsrm emit
He urged ample preparedness On the
ground that the Monroe doctrine fur
nishes immediate danger Of causing
a clash between the United States
and Germany because OF the so-called
Teutonic scheme Of colonization"
He said that the administrators
Mexican policy, especially in the pol
icy pursued in protection Of foreign
ers in Mexico, formed another danger
to the United States
Luke E. Wright, ex-secretary Of
war, and Lafayette Young. former
United States senator from iowa were
other banquet speakers who urged
preparedness.