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THE SCIO TRIBUNE <i*,man)'h*d • •h*b,w uf ,,xru GERMAN PUBLICITY
to destroy th«* Lusitania. That ves
sel was carrying contraband go^sl*
IMPED EVERY Till KMDAY HY
and was I mu nd for a British port
But in the case of th«* Arabic, there
T. L. DtKJGKK, KDITUK ÏND I Hor
was not a particle of excuse
The
Arabic was buund for an American
Entered at the uootofficv at Scio.
port, er»nar«|ucntly could not have WishaffM b Stinafi H New Boctosartt
Oregon aa second ciana matter.
had a contraband cargo
Further-
LiM«*tere efSMBI.m
more she was steaming te where a
Sl/IUM MlrrioN. IN ADVANCE
11.26
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submarine had torpedoed another
1.50 vessel in order to rescue paiMrngvrs.
AT KNI» or YEAH
ail MONTHS
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<¡ermany’s last act will force the
Washington. Aug. 21
Evwiener
United States to take action. Diplo
ADVKETbUNt; HATKH
macy has Iwen exhausted and more gathemi and published this week by
Local advertising, pet line
5c drastic measures Is sure to be the New Y>fik World, tending to
show that the German government
Display adverting, per inch
10c adopted
But this mure drastic measure is spending $2.000.000 a week in
Display adverti"»ng. long time, see
does not necessarily mean war the United States to Influence public
manager.
President Wilson can recall hi* am- opinion has stirred official Washing
Extended marriage or death notices
baasador and consular agents and ton as no incident has done since
tier line
3c
place an embargo on (icrtnin ships the Ixisitania was sunk
Special rates on long time display
It is acknowledged in official
and (¡erman made goods
We can.
advertising.
also, use our national influence to quarters in Washington, the World
have other neutral nations to take says, that the United States govern- .
ment is in t»»esram<>n of information
THE PRICE OF WHEAT
similar action.
Within a few months, at most, that (¡erman diplomatic officers and .
Home weeks ago Fhe Tribune this greatest of ait wars must »'earn- members of the German secret ser-
opined that the price of wheat would Another year will physically and vice have committed acts in viola :
not rule so high as it did last winter financially exhaust all of the warring lion of American neutrality since
Then Germany will seek the war liegan.
and spring.
There are Movers! nations
I'he administration ba* deliberate
to
rcMtaltliah
her trade with other
reasons why this condition will prob
ly
overlooked
many things and main- j
nations.
Then
will
the
embargo
ably maintain.
tamed
silence
Is-causr it was believ
against
German
made
goods
tiegin
Before the German submarine be
ed
this
was
the
wiser and tetter!
to
sting
came so destructive to commerce <»n
course
to
pursue,
the
World declar-j
But whether (¡ermany wins or
the sea. the tonnage rate across the
ee.
At
the
same
lime
this govern
Atlantic from the Pacific coast, loses in the great struggle now go
ment
has
not
teen
disregarding
ranged from 30 to 40 shillings l*r ing on, she will Is* so exhausted
entirely
the
activities
of (¡erman
ton. We, also, expected this rate when peace is made so financially
representatives
to be materially reduced with the burden«*! that she will need to em
The department of justice is ac-
opening of the Panama canal
But ploy all <»f th«- arte of peace to re
She will have ha»l a sur cumulating evidence for use in the
for the Eurofiean war, our exiwcta cuperate
She will necessartly event that this government final ly
lions would, probably, have been feit of war
□••rd to cultivate friendly relations divides to act.
realised.
The charges mad# against agents
While the war undoubtedly In with all other nations and the Unit
crease»! the world'a demand for ed States Is the liesl market of all acting in behalf of the (¡erman gov
ernment allege the causing of strikes
wheat, the destruction of ocean nations
in factories manufacturing munitions
Nations
are
like
individuals
in
freight carrieta han mail« carrying
of
war for the allies, preventing the
many
reaped*.
Thry
are
interde
of alm»wt any kind of freight to
exportation
of chlorine gaa, procur
pendent
To
grow
and
prosper
a
Europe an extraordinarily
nsky
ing
control
of
th# Wright aeroplane
nation
must
sell
ita
product*
and
business
.So risky that
ocean
plant
at
Dayton.
().. and in various
freights have been almost multiplied buy the products of the other
other
ways
interfering
with war
nations (¡ermany would never have
by three.
order*
in
America.
When the war ls*gan and Turkey been able to place herself in such a
CAMPAIGN COSTLY
.y..
was prevailed upon to join the cause splemild state of preparedne«» for
of Germany and Austria, the large war, if the markets of the world
wheat fields of Russia were closed had not Ixvn open to her rommrriv.
to western Europe. It is expected When the war is over, she will de
that Constantinople will so»m be sire to restore her commerce with
captured from the Turks, when the world as rapidly m possible,
these Busman wheat fields with two rather than to take on a new
years crops will have free access to trouble.
the western Europe markets and
A Valuable Prrrent
this expectation of the allied armies
of England. France and Italy is, just
The Tribune desires correspond
now. having s large influence upon
the wheat markets of those countries ents from every locality in the Scio
They are allowing their food sup country.
In order to secure them, we offer
plies to run abnormally low.
Without a European market to a valuable prvsrnt. worth <2.50 for
absorb a large portion of our sup the beat written four news letters
plies which, thia year is unusually beginning September 1, the letters
large, there is nothing to hold the to all tie written and published in
market up
September.
The awards will te made by at
The Tribune, in ita former article,
predicted that the after harvest least three readers of The Tribune.
price for wheat would be right about Contestants should te sutmcriter* to
75 cents per bushel. Il is nearly at the paper
We want news letters, not manu
that figure now. with a downward
scripts
on some particular hobby,
trend.
I
but
items
of news in your particular
Should th# opening of the Darda
nelles fail or be postponed until the neighborhood.
first of the year. Europe will have
to buv largely from us and the price
of wheat will advance. On the
other hand if the allied armies are
successful and access to Russian Wheat per bushel
$
HO
wheat obtained, we are likely to see < iata
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wheat go even telow 75 cents.
Bran per ton
30.00
Wheat chop per ton
«0
THE TENSION MORE STRAINED ttat chop
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Barley Chop
If (¡ermany is trying to provoke Flour per sack
war with the United States, she (, Eggs per doaen
could scarcely pursue a better course Butter per roll
to secure that end. than she seems Chickens, hena per lb
»4
St
spring
to be doing. Before the diplomata
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have reach#»! an agreement an ent
roosters
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as
the Lusitania, a more aggrivated Turkey»
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case has transpired. The (¡erman Geese
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as
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kaiser has evidently discar<ied all Duck»
se
as
international rules governing natioiM Beef
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as
during time of war and, in lieu \ »-al
thereof, has established just such Hogs, live per humired lb
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ea
rules aa suit* the convenience of the Hogs. dreMini
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hour, or no rules at all.
Mutton
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31.00
30.00
30.00
1.50
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mile of railroad, on It F. D. route.
The farm has good natural drainage
and I« r<-g*rdrd as one of the beat
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A valuable farm 310
farms in that h»calily. All of the
miles west of I »•ten»»«i
cultivated land has Isen seeded to
in cultivation
Italarici’
For price and terms write
clover
Fair house and lawn. or see
pasture land
The Scio Tribune.
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For Sale
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ANNUAL EXCURSION
I l<x>ver and Detroit to
Newport and Return
SUNDAY, AUGUST 22
Round 1 rip l ares
Hoover and Detroit to
Mill City inclusive
$2.25
Gooch to Bussard inclusive
WAR DECLARED ON
TURKEY BY ITALY
$2.00
This is the H »»over-Detroit Annual Excursion to
Newport and rrturn an»! trip will be made by
Special
Opta lattare FaNavs IlttoutM —
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AkUfiad
l*»ndon. Aug 23.—Italy has de
clared war against Turkey and the
Italian amluuiKador has left Constan
tinople.
Marquis di Garroni, Italian ambas
sador to Turkey, handed to the
porte a note declaring Italy consid
ered herself in a state of war with
Turkey, and demanded his passports
according to an official telegram.
The reason given in the note for
Italy's declaration of war were the
su|»port given by Turkey to the re
volt in Libya and the prevention of
the departure of Italian residents
from Syria.
Although Italy declared war <>n
Austria on May 24 there has never
been a declaration of war between
Italy and Germany, the ally of
Austria, while until now Italy and
Turkey, the ally of the central
powers, nominally have bem at
peace.
Friction lietween Turkey an«i Italy
however, has been in evidence since
shortly after the latter's entry into
the war. Early in June there were
refiorts that Italian Consuls were
gradually leaving Turkey and that
American officials were taking over
the task of looking out for Italian
interests.
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paiwrs, The Tribune will get them
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