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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-28

Stalien bat Seutf d Ian /
ben 9rieg ertlGrt. Sas tDnnte ange:
iibts Der Sbatia9e, bab beioe GGils
Der entsegenseiesten feinhli6en
9ruppsn auseboren, bic faOn 'S,it 5lpei
Sdbren einanoer betdmpfen, ais eine
blObe Bormia9e eri4eiuen. Sus 1T
aber ni6t Der Saq. Gs banDelt iih I'M
einen Don gnsldnb psranlabtsr Eaubs
5us segen SeutialanD. Jn Stalien
| ltnD beuti9e aapitalien i'm erobea
llmfunge angelegt porbsn, bsnen bic
les aanb isinen 9lufhpung in ben
leBten Stpei SabrSebnten gu Oeroantsn
bate. Wlit Riidii9t baraui, oab Sta
lien bieies iesensreide Dirteu oes
oeutfden aapitals ni9t itDren lpollte,
| idluB es, als Der aries NIT SeIterrei4
bei6lpiIene Sa9e mar, auf getreibta
bes Ssuriter Billion, Der Stalien usrs
ssbli9 an ieine @ertrasspfli4ten
ermabnts, sin llebersintommen ab,
babinsebenb, bab fir Die Sauer oes
8riegss bic beutfden SutereHen in
Stalien unb bic italisnii den SntereHen
in Deutidlanb teinen S6aben erleiosn
Ioqten. Radbsm England in ieiner
YerSpeifluns iiber ben ibm nadtbeilis
gen 9erlauf bss arieees ith entihlpis
fen bate, ben 8risg na9 garbarenart,
our6 bic @ernithtung ullsr beutiden
3apttalien, gleidpiel no lie iib befins
ben, gu fiibren, purbe SStalisn ges
apuHeen, ben 9ertrag 5u bre6en. &ae
beutf6en &apitdlien iperoen ieBt 9es
raubt lperben, obne oab 8eutfhlano
ieinerfeits cine uur dnnGbernoe Wies
Deroergeltung iiben t0nnte. Oo4 piro
es bic iibrigsn QQiirten sntgelten ldis
len, mas ss gegen Stalien islbit riat
gu t6un uermas, inbem es gei6lag
auf bic aapitalien aaer uQiirten Sir
men unb &orpordtionen, bic iih In
9eutI6lanb befinbsn. legt. Oas bate
Seutf9lano lppbl idon friiber t6un
t0nneH, na6bem bic 9lliirten bortn
pordngegangsn naren. @ber man bana
belt nidt gsrns rdd benz geiipisl DON
Rdu6ern unb 9arbaren Biz Elm uns
piOeritebliher 3nang eintritt uHo r.
lange man nod 3Hdii6teH gu Hebmsn
bat. Gieie lctteren iiuo jebt ssihpunz
ben. nafOsm Stalien ben 9rieg ;rtlGrt
bat. 8ob Stalien gum 3peiten Male
Iif, zines gro6en 5reu> uno 9ertragss
bru6ss I4ulbig madt, rpirp Rismano
me6r oerpunoern. 9pn einem S6nrr
fen tqnn man mir i6urtif6e Suno-
lungen erIparten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-28

men Sadsaiie bariu, baB er al,f Be
fsbl bes 3ar.n bic .porbsreitens,-
rufiIhspolnifde @sritdnbigunsstom.
milton cinfebte. Damals ftoHo Bring
Ssopolb DON gaBern Dor Darfdau,
uuo bic in Der gsritdnbisunss ssanns
milton proilamirt. -Morseur5ibe Der
poInifden 4uionomie" fonte 5abllois
polniide gataillone seser bic anitiir.
menben 8eutiden unb Oeferr.ia,r
aus Der grbe itumpfen. gIs benrca
gang polsn beiebi tpurbs, ba pertasts
Gorembiin biz aommiNion, beren er
nidt msbr beburfie, auf unbetimm!s
.3eii.
gruifilops Sffeniipe, bic in et.
ruiiifaem aeidtiinn nidt nur rein
miliidriia, fonbern aud politiid arg
iiberi4dbt pirb, peranlabt jsBi 5srrn
Stiirmer, ben einft i'm augenblifs
b0dfter Rotb berbdifdelten polen i,ir.
Serbanb bic Iebts SlIuiion su nsbmen,
inbem man bic 8eriidnbisunss=arm
million enbsiiItis aufl0it. Denn non
babel piebsr einmal auf ben Idnsli
iiberlsbien, neil niemals praiiiid aud
Hur in 9etra6t ss3ogenen aufruf oes
@tneralifimus a. o. binpeiit. 70 &c.
idiebt bies lpobl nur, nm bas 0eiiht
gu pabreu, beun Elm biBden iddmi
man iid bsnno4 Dor ben gefreunbeten
uno 8erbiinbe!.n i'm Deftsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-28

ern tSnnsn auh in bieIem DaIeins.
tan,pf, ben Seutfd,lanb bur4madt,
alter &eipobnbeiien ni1t entIagen. bic
borauf seri6tet iinb. mDsli4it piel
@elb BON ben Stabtern gu erlaneen.
Sn pieisr Weiie tommt es. bab tie ibrs
Prooutte ipsar perperben laiTen, I'M
fie ni6t billis 5u pertaufen, aus
5urdt, iis tDnnten iih bumit ben
preis fir ibre Wdaren perberben. @es
gen bieien fleinli1en Sinn, Der in
elmer iol9 erniten 3eit einem bObercn
eleni9punse ipeiden foate, tdmpft
gatodi in Ieinem @ufruf an. Die
Samiterei Der gauern bat I9ou lsit
ldneerer 3eit aergernib geseben unb
man min iebt Dieien 2euten gu Sc.
miitbe rsben, neil es ihls9terbings
unmOslth 1T. iiber iebes 81 unb isDes
pfunb Butter Bud gu fiibren unp
piel Sur geferuns Der @rnGbrunsss
psrbaltniiie ii4 tbun liebe, penn Ssber,
mas er niGt su ieinem eisenen Inter
bait brau6t, an 4nDere iiberldbt. Die
aniirten erbliden natiirlidh In bem
Iufruf ben geipeis bon elmer perSpsis
felten Gage. 0as lit aber nidt pabr.
0eutf6lanb iapelst beitimmt ni6t in
lleberfluB, aber Elm per5peifelter Notb.
itanb lit niat porbanOen. Gs befinbet
fi9 in beoelltenb beHerer Gage ais
Srantrei9 uno in ni6t i9ledterer Ga
ee lpie @nglanb. no oieS9pieriateiten
bes transports unb bic boben Sruns'
porttoiten ebenfalls 5pingen, bic 9iilen
ou s1blen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-28
Grinnerunsen elmer junsen iris
iheh 6ebellin.
I |

Tas qoitsebdube brannte syrsitas
ipdbrenb bes gun5eH cages, unb ipdt
am Ha6mittag fam man gu psm gnts
f6lub, baB es ssrdumt rperben miifIe.
Der grieIter 1lanagan, Der ii9 bes
itdnbis bort aufsebalten bate, biz
DlGb6sn unb Elm MiIitdrarst bonn
Hdnse eines 2eutnants, Der bic gunf'
tionen beg Hotbsn Rreuses ausiibte,
ipurben bur9 einen unterirbifGen
Gang nu6 bem Sarois Ctr. 5oipital
gefanbt. Damn ma9ten ale fpebrfds
btgsn WaHasr sufammeu NIT games
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-28

Was bie4lliirten ton fpei
teren NaBregeln Iagen, bic geeer
Srte4enIano in aHpeuoung gebradt
peroen iolen, lduft auf bic 4bii9t
blnaus, ben a0nis Gonitantiu gu
atpingen, bab er ibnsn mil feinen See
rem llnteritiiBuns serpdbrt; nm oieier
Sipang ourh5uieBen, rperben iie aud
ni6t Dabor suriidi idreden, ben &Dniq
ub3uisbsn. 3batiddli9 baben iie bieie
stbii4t idon oeutIi6 senus our4blits
fen laiIeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-28
9as neue &6nisreid FOlen.

| @ie 9epefden an boIldnbii6e 3sis
tiInsen befassn, msIbet cine Gr4dnse
telegraph Mslbuns aus 4miterbam
iinb DeutGdlanb unb Sejierreihs I'm
gdrn iibereingetnmmen, bic llnabbdns
sisteit bon polen an5ueriennen. Die
Depeffen fiissn binSu. bab in Wars
iGau cine babinssbnbe 9e.annts
mo9uns aussesebsn lporbsn III.
Sm ani6lub bieran intsreFisrt
cine Welbuns Der r8oTii6sH 3sis
iuns" Dom II. SuIi aus Siodbolm:
Die poIniide 5rass in Rublanb
triit in Elm nsuss Siabinm. Bie i9
aus 5uDsrldiiissr Nuslle srfabre. pirO
uorausiidili9 nod TN 2uuis bieies
Wonais elm nsusr ResisruneserIaB
per0ffsntliht ipsrben, Der bissmal in
Der Salouoipi9n S6reibitube ousges
orbeitet iporbsn 1T unb nad gum
lleberbrub beiannt seipOrbmen Wtus
itTn iih ran bas ruiiiide Bolt unb
bic nit biefsm perbiinbetsn Rationsn"
iuenbst.
Der Grlab serfdIt in brei S6eils.
sSm srftsn pirb ertIdrt, bab Die pol
nii6e Jruge Elm fir allsmaI als cine
ausihlisbli9 unb rein innsrruniiHe
ssraee betrahist pirb. Damit ioIs
len ben ppIen in ben RON Oeuii9s
Lamb beiebtsn Gebisten etpaiee albs
trennunssssliiiie unb Soffnungsn auf
poIitiide SelbitGnbistsii psrleioet
tperben, sltifseitis aber - unb bds
1T pobl Der aernpunit bieies gibs
FACES, begin. Der Grunb. warum Der
.snnerruiIiite" Grlab i'm ReHort
bes Germ Gaionotp sur Wslt gsipms
men III - ben psrbiinbeten syrunsos
fen unb Gnslanbern. bic bstanntli4
in iiingtsr 3sit sismlid oft unp btuts
Iid ase.n cine ruiIifte llnt.roriidung
Der ilsinen Ratipnen In Rublanb
idbit iit oasssipro4en batten. cine
ipenie b6ilihe a6er unIio fsitere ants
mort ,rtbsilt psrbtn. Dieter 5ipsite
9t6fab beg GrlaHss fhIisBt benn aud
nit BEN Morten, bic polnii6e Grage
t0nne uno fpsrbe dusihlhbIi4 unO
ielbfiGnbig (.jsbinolitihno") bon
Rublanb ssi0it iptrben.
Daa bieis aOiuns anbeIansi. 10 be-
sniist fid Der ppriiebenbs erlab mi!
Der gDisbsrboluns Der fomoien 2lafrus
fss an bic poln Uon ieitsn bes qrobs
fiiritIiten ersGensraliiiimus Riiolai
ytitolaiepiti9 bonn Sabre 1914 nnp
Der nod famoiersn Grildruns b.s fiji.
beren weiniiierprdiibenten @oremptin.
bic ruTif9s Resierung lei feit ents
i1loNen", irssnbeinmal unb uui.r ir'
a.nb pelGen Worausiesungen irgeno
cine .autonouis. gu seipGbren. 0as
Jinnlanb bat sur 0sniigt
beipieisn, ipeld,erlei .alutonomis' es
1T, nit Der Ydtsrhens Resisrnns ihrs
untsriottsn anbersitdmmissu yiaiios
ndltfdttn gu be10tHSsn pIlegi, unp fpIe
rufIiife 3aren in bttfr 8e5ifbuug ibs
re fsisrlidit abssseben.a gbrsnipSrter
balien.
Der brittle 1beil bss tomm.nben
Rssisrunsserlaies tbeil nit, pdb. ca
bic arone .naa fpie Dor" bic Mbiidt
btse, ben pOlsn Sonberre6te einsu,
rdumen. iie ss nunmtbr fiir iiberiliiHis
balte, bic isinsr5eii tinseisbte rufifhs
polnii6s 0erfdnbisnnsstom
Ipeiier beIieben 3u lafIen, nub bieie
aommiifipn iomit uuflOfe. Dies III
pobl bss pnbsIs aern. als I'm Wors
iabre bic polniiHe Dumafraiiion IN
anansentbm hrinelidtr Jorm bic .Jras
,e itt1ie, pie iiH Mesierns nnb Aro.
ne su BEN nunuiebr elm Snbr dIicn
grlaB bes @robfiirifen glliolai ~ feIs
len sebenis, ba fanb Gorempfin tinsn |
aasinsa auS SisieT hS8it nnaHGsnsb. !
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-28
r@epunisn- ObsrsspimitY

.Gepunisn- obergspinft2
Cine CUTE gntiport srtbsilts sinmal
ber 5umoriit Gapbir an 3ipet Mbons
nentinnen. bic frastsn: .Dir ftreiteH
uns. oh Is btibt: Sd babe s5bnsu gss
lpunten ober Id babe Sbnsn gsipinit-. !.
Seine antport lautts:
Deil gar su ft0n i'm gias Der Wein
gtblunitH,
5ot iia Der 6ans bidpoG sstrinst.
Drauf IT i'm 3idsod q na9 6aus &C.
buHfen
llnb itiner Grete IN ben Mrm stiinit.
Die abtr bat gang aornis obsepunieH
ltnh tintsr itm bic 1hnr luaeiiun6en.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-28

Wfaior Moratb, Der militGria
ihe Sa6perItGnoige bes v9erliner
Saseblatts", bat iid our9 bic geions
nenbeit ieines llrtbeils nortbeilhdft
bemsrtbar gsmadt. Gr bat nismals bic
Shipisristeiten oerl9piesen, gegen
ipel6e bic oeutide 9eereslsitung an5ue
tdmpfen bat unb es sebOrt audi ni4t
gu ieinen 9spobnbeiten, grfolge bes
5einbes berab5uieBen. Sn 5olee oeiIen
fann man ibm audi slauben. ipenn sr
fagt, DaB bic sngIifdsfrun30iiI9e Sfs
feHfipe bislung oDlig erse6niblos 9ee
pefen 1T, 5umal bic 8esriinbun9 ieis
ner Q(nii6t iit seraoe5u pon ielbIt
ergisbt. Gr psiit parauf bin. mas als
ielbitperitGnplich gelten tann, oab
fpenn bic 9flliirten eine SteGung gs>
HommeH baben, lie elmer neuen Stels
lung begesnsn. Sas gsitattet ts;ne Sfe
feniipe ipie bic aatirten lie Ii4 ausSs@
malt 6atten, oenn bic Grpberung elmer
ieoen neuen 2inie 1T nit iopiel Wcns
i6ens unO 3eitperIuit Oertnupft,
baB bic 2l(liirten feline peient!i6en
Torti6ritte MAIDEN tonnen. 1hdtiGd>
lif buben lie ii4, ME Wajor Wloratb
b0lig rittig bemertt, se3lpungen geIes
ben, bic Offcniipe ein5uitellen. Sem lit
bin}u3ufiigen. oaB ales, mas Die 2lais
irten an beioen 5ronten bislana an
gebietsgepiun gu psr3si6nen babeH,
ni6t bon Der mtuoeiten militdrii6en
yeoeutung lit.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-28

Der Qufruf beg Oeuti6en
.grooberrn" gatodi lit burdaus ni6t
als Elm RotbIdrsi auf5ufafen, ionbsrn
sbsr als cine Grmabnuns sur patriotis
J9en pfli9t. Die beutiaeu Rleiubaus
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-28

8enn ber prd fibeut bas
0ffentIthe Wobl unb niGt feline eisea
Hen SntereHen Dor ausen sebabt bdtz
te, lpiiroe er auf elmer Ictieos9eridts
li4en S6lidtung bes giienbabnz
Streifs beitanpen haben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-28

Sos prin8ip, bab alIe i'm
Dffentliaen transport eutitebens
ben Sdpierieteitsn ffiebsgeri9ttih
gu idli6tsn iinD, oarf nidt aneetaitet
perDen. Wecer bic 9abnseieufdafz
ten nod bic Gnseitsllten biirfen iasen:
,gs gibt ui9ts 81 ihliatsn!"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-28
MOntas, ben 2S. Yusnit 1916.

9or einem SABRE baben bic
0eutfaen eiis2itopst senommsn.
Sn aebn Sabren perben bic Ruisn es
nod ni6t auriiderpbert ba6en.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-28

Die W ttt6etlung oaB Die
TransDien psutiae Geiangsne a6.
I9la4ten, tlingt entIeBIi4, lit absr
bur6aus ni6t unglaubIi6, Nenn Der
Iran5oIe in @er5pejflung lit, piro er
3ur Bette unO es 1T uaer 9ruuO fir
bic 4nndbme OorDanoen, bub ous
fram0iiiche 9oIt iid in fiir4terIi6er
4age 6efinoct, piepobl aGes uufgebos
ten niro, I'm es gu osrbeimIi4en. 0as
Gaub 1T angefiilt pon 9eripunoeten.
aber man 9dnst rirgeno5 cine Soipis
taliabne aus, bamit oas Or teine
&enntniB srlan9t, ME fiir4terli9 grob
bic WenI9cnoerluite iinb, Damn lit es
audi 6etanRt, OaB Das 9Olt 9unger
Ieioet, neil cs nitht m0glia lit, geniiz
gsro 59ifis fir ben 9etreiDe> 9ranss
port su erlangcn unD Oieis anapp6eit
on S4iffen au6 einen fir fran5o'iih:
Yer9dltniFe unerI9pinslihen groos
preis psruria9t. Sang beionoers 5ur
8ut6 reiot bic 9lusiicht uuf einen a6ers
maltgen NiutcrfelO3ug. 5rantreih
bat i'm oorigen Winter fiir4terli6 ges
litten, neil es an &oblen feblte, abge=
feben Don Dem WangsI an Nabrung
uuo bic Solbuten beuteu nit S6reden
baran, oab lie fuieosr einen Dintsr i'm
SduBsngrabsn Derleben ioleu, bd be-
fanntlih Die 5ran3oien aus Dem iiios
lt1en 56sile oes 2anoes an adlte nidt
qerpGbnt iinb. 0as Deripirrt ibnen ben
Yeritanb, DaB iis gu WtDroern hsrabs
finten. Dteie Yer5peiflung biirfts jes
bod mebr als 4lles anoere berDirfen,
bab nit 9n6ru6 oes Biuters pieDer
Der Sriebe etntebrt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-28
syrei nod Seine

aufanss tpolIt' i9 foa per3osen
llnb i4 sIaifbt', Id fliese nk.
Gnbli9 BIN Id bod seflosen -
absr frdst mid uur ni&t njsl
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-08-07

more likely to be struck by lightning
than trees with roots near the sur
face of the ground.
Trees in damp soil are also better
targets. and therefore less safe places
of shelter than trees in dry ground.
A house surrounded by oak and pop
lar trees is hardly ever struck, as the
trees act in the capacity Of lightning
rods. which divert the thunderbolts.
There is an old adage that lightning
never strikes twice in the same place,
but I've seen a tree that was lift more
than once.
Evidently the Pennsylvania Ger
mans have also seen similar examples,
because they have the two we'll
grounded superstitions,
"If wood from a tree which was
struck by lightning is burned In the
stove, lightning will strike the house.
Wood from a tree struck by light
ming must never be used in the con-
struction of house or barn, or the
latter will also be struck by light
ming"
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-08-07
KENTUCKY MOOSE FOR &. y.
HUGHES

No organized opposition to the de-
livering of the Progressive vote TO-
the Republican nominee by the Ma
ltional Committee has been started, as
far as is known by local leaders Of
the Progressive party, according to
statements made by Capt. j. w.
|Throckmorton and Leslie Combs,
lleadrs OF Fayette County Progressives,
when asked what action would be
taken by Fayette and Kentucky Bull
Moosers in regard to the decision of
the conference at Indianapolis Thurs
day to put in bid for a strong cleo
toral vote in several states with tick
ct headed by ohm NJ. Parker, of Louis
lana, Vice Presidential nominee.
81. personally, am in favor OF Mr..
Hughes candidacy" said Mr.. Combs,
former National Committeeman from
Kentucky, "and as far as l have OBJ
served, there is no element in the
Progressive party in Kentucky of any
character of standing which contem-
lpates any organized opposition to the
action of the Progressive National
Committee in enclosing the nomina-
ton of Mr.. Hughes"
Mr.. Combs is recognized as the
leader of the conservative element of
the party in Fayette and has been
prominent in the affairs of the party
ever since its organization.
however, said that he had not made
up his mind In regard to the situa-
ton, and had hardly been able to
think since the announcement of the
decision of the National Committee,
so great was his establishment and
chargin, but said that he is a Roose-
welt man, first. last and all the time
He blamed the trouble on the failure
of the Progressives to make the first
nomination, forcing the Republicans
tn make the next move, and was espe-
Ncially bitter against George W.
Perkins for Withdrawing his support
from Mr.. Roosevelt at the critical
moment. He said that he did not
know OF any organized movement to
oppose Mr.. Hughes in the election in
|Fayette County or Kentucky.
Kentucky was not one of the states
named at the Indianapolis meeting as
one of those which it was believed
could be carried against the Repub-
lican nominee for Vice President.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-08-07
GERMAN CROPS ARE ENORMOUS;
OPTIMISTIC REPORTS ARE
ARE FILED

Berlin, August AFTER many weeks
of cloudy weather, with a superabun-
dant rainfall and cool, clear nights,
hot summer weather has ruled every
where in Germany. The change came
most opportuAely, as the German har-
vest had begun and sunshine was
needed to insure the garnerlng OF the
splendid crops.
All reports from farming districts
are of decidedly optimistic character
and create the general impression that
the problem Of feeding Germany dur
ing the next ~ months will be de-
cidedly easiesr than in the last year.
This supinion is reinforced by the
crop conditions in the occupied terri.
tory. which will be able to contribute
a surplus above the wants Of the ma
tive population, for export 10 armany
This will be especially true In the cas-
of Courland, where correspondent
this week found splendid crops nea :
Ing harvest, which had been planted
by German troops on an extended field
that had been almost wholly aeserssa
by the native population during tina
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-08-07
Germany offensive of 1916.

Germany offensive of 1916.
An agriculture specialist writing in
the Tageblatt summarizes the general
crop prospects as promising a good
average yield, at least, and In many
parts very good. He estimates the
average winter wheat crop around
Berlin at from 30 to 35 bushels an acre
but in some places more than so: win
ter rye at from 25 to 80; oats from As
to SIS. Spring grain also is unusually
good, whereas In 1915 il was a COM
paratlve failure
A striking feature OF all grain crops
ia the abundant straw, which is i'm
portant owing to the fact that Govern
ment experts have advised a method
of grinding and treating straw for use
as a basis for the production of con-
centrated animal feed in connection
with the production of albumen by the
fermentation of molasses.
The potato crop, which is one of the
most important products of Germany,
is quite satisfactory. The total crop is
expected to exceed that Of 1915, which
was one of the largest in history.
The best crop also is in splendid
condition at this time, but it is impos-
sible to predict the sugar yield, which
will depend almost entirely upon the
amount of sunshine in August and
September.
Staple vegetables, like cabbage,
peas, beans and roots of all kinds, are
giving large yields, especially cab
bages, of which an unusually large
acreage was planted to be used in the
form of saurkraut.
One of the best features of the sit
uation is the large hay crop. The first
harvest, now completed, produced dou-
BILE, and in some cases triple, the
amount of last years crop when the
first moving was unusually light. The
general impression from all crop re-
ports is that Germany now has passed
the most critical period in solving the
subsistence problem.
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DANGEROUS TREES
philadelphia Ledger

What trees should you especially
avoid during a thunderstorm?
First, the poplar; second, the oak;
third, various varieties of the fir, and
pine tree. These are the most likely
to be struck by lightning.
II you must seek shelter under a
tree, lex out an alder. In all Germany,
where a careful investigation was
made recently of the proneness of
trees to become targets for thunder
bolts, not a single instance was found
of an alder being struck.
Virtually a third of all trees struck
are oaks. Just a hundred times as
many oaks as beech trees are hit by
lightning.
The oak is 25 times as dangerous as
the birch and 1S times as fatal as the
pine.
IL is safer to stand beneath a pear
tree than an apple. Walnut and cher
ry do not attract electricity so strong
ly as do elm, willow and chestnut.
A tree standing by itself is in much
greater danger than tree standing in
a wood. Trees with deep roots are
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-08-07
DORIS r OSTIR 'EM UP

New York, August Miss Doris
Stevens, of the women's Roosevelt
League for Hughes, left New York to-
day for an extended tour of the suf-
frage states in the West to organize
the women voters in favor of the Re
publican candidate. Miss Stevens will
make her headquarters in Colorado
Springs, and will meet there organ
izers of the Congressional Union for
Woman Suffrage already in the field.
Later she will go TO San Francisco.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-08-07
LAMM HAS BIG LEAD

st. Louis, August with reports
from 80 counties missing, Henry
d.amm today had lead of $500 votes
over Ohm f. SwagJer for the Republi-
can gubernatorial nomination. The
Republican vote was much heavier
than in the primary four years ago.
After it had seemed certain ]. Kelly
Pool had been nominated by the DEM
ocrats for Secretary of State, more
complete returns today gave John Sui
livan. of Sedalia, lead of 5000 votes
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-08-07
ARE YOUR KIDNEYS sICKi
Many Maysville People Have Kept
Well by Keeping Their Kidneys
Well.

The first symptom of kidney trou-
BILE may be only a slight pain in the
back, a feeling of stiffness or soreness
in the loins, or some annoying irregu-
larity of the urinary passages. Urine
is often discolored and perhaps sedi-
ment gathers upon standing. Next
may come a dull, throbbing bachache,
sharp, knife-like pains, headaches, dir
illness and in many cases, lameness
when arising in the morning. No one
can afford to delay until these trou-
bles become serious. Begin using
Doan's Kidney Pills, the tried and
tested kidney remedy that has won the
praise Of thousands. Maysville read
ers should find convincing proof OF
merit in the following statement. It's
from a resident of this locality.
A. Sorries, locksmith, Aberdeen, o..
says: "The action of my kidneys was
irregular and the kidney secretions
contained sediment | had backache
and when STOPPING, 1t was hard for me
to straighten up. Colds always set
tied on my kidneys. used Doan's Kid
ney Pills and they stopped the trouble
and my kidneys became strong"
Price soc, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy-get
Doau's Kidney Pills--the same that
Mr.. Sorries had. Foster Mllburn Co.,
Props, Buffalo, n. Y.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-08-07

There is more Catarrh in this sec
ton Of the country than all other dis
eases put together. and until the last
few years doctors pronounced it to be
incurable. For a great many years
doctors pronounced it a local disease
and prescribed local remedies, and by
constantly failing to cure with local
treatment, pronounced it incurable,
Science has proven Catarrh to be a
constitutional disease. and therefore
requires constitutional treatment.
Halls Catarrh Cure, manufactured by
F ]. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio, is
the only Constitutional cure on the
market. II is taken internally. II
acts directly ON the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system. They offer
one hundred dollars for any case It
fails to cure. Send for circulars and
testimonials.
Address: F. ]. CHENEY & CO..
Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for consti-
patton.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-08-07
FAIRBANKS TO MAKE TOUR

New York, August 4-The Republi-
can national campaign leaders an
nounced today that Charles w. Fair
banks, of Indianapolis, vice presiden-
tial nominee on the Republican ticket
will make a campaign tour of the
country similar to that now planned
for Charles e. Hughes. 1t was said
at the headquarters that Mr.. Fair
banks will follow Mr.. Hughes over
virtually the same ground later in the
campaign.