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The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1916-08-11
i conference of California

A conference of California Pro
gressives at San Francisco last Sat
urday unanimously endorsed President
Wilson and completed the organiza-
ton of a Woodrow Wilson Progress
sive League, with Francis j. Heney
of Los Angeles, former Progressive
candidate for United States Senator,
as president. Such protests against
Colonel Roosevelt's attempt to de-
liver the Progressive vote to Hughes
are occurring all over thescountry.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1916-08-11

We would impress on all those
wanting job work, of any description,
that The Times job department is es-
pecially equipped for the turning out,
on short notice, of any kind of job
work, which is always guaranteed to
be right" both in regard to quality
andsprice. Give as trial with your
next order. Our work is all done by
those who know how
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1916-08-11
County Court

County Court met in regular ses-
sion Monday, August z, with the fol-
lowing officers present: C. l. Garrett,
Presiding Judge; U. S. Watts and
Chas. P. Hale, Associate Judges, j.
C. Williams, Sheriff, and Albert Wul-
| fert, Clerk.
Petition of Hardy Murrill and others
for vacation of public road in Perry
township granted and order made for
said vacation.
Petition of E. j. Harrington and
others for vacation of public road in
st. Francois township. A strong re-
monstrance was filed against the pc
tition, and the trial came up Wednes-
day. A number of witnesses were
examined and arguments made by
attorneys representing each side, af-
ter which the court took the matter
under advisement.
License granted to Lloyd Mcclure
to set up two pool tables in the city
of Elvins, and A. S. Davidson was
granted a license to set up two pool
tables in Bismarck. M
An arbitration committee appoint
ed, one by the court, one by J. w.
Banes and third by the two named,
as follows: Doc Mackley, j. l.. Gra-
ham and B. G. Porter, filed report.
They were appointed to view ground
and adjudge damages for earth taken
from the said Banes' farm and placed
on bridge approach. The arbitrator
find that Banes is entitled to $40
damage. 1t was therefore ordered
that a warrant be drawn in favor of
]. w. Banes for that amount, pay
able out of the County Road fund.
The arbitrators presented bill for ST.
so for their services, $3.75 of which
was paid by the court, balance to be
paid by Mr.. Banes.
The following road petitions We're
filed and all continued to the next reg
ular term of court:
J. II. Cook ct al, for change of
public road.
]. H. Gossom ct AL, for change Of
public road.
j. H. Gossom ct al, for new road in
Marion township.
Geo. |. Bremner ct al, for new
road in Liberty township.
A. N. Sheriff. ct al, for new road
in Randolph township.
j. d. Huff ct al, for new road in
Pendleton township.
ALI. Cole ct al, for change of road
in Big River township.
VIM. Rosenstengel ct al, for change
of road in Pendleton township.
C. G. Weimer ct al, for change Of
road in Pendleton township.
J. d. Huff ct al, for change of road
in Pendleton township.
A. w. jackson ct al, for new road
in Perry township.
r. NJ Matkin ct al, for change Of
road in Pendleton township.
M. j. Watts ct al, for relocation
Of road in Liberty township.
w. A. Bullock, constable of Perry
township, made quarterly settlement,
which was approved.
Warrants Issued
August Wichman, janitor, months
salary, $50; John A. Knowles, Cir
cult Clerk, months salary, $i66.65;l
Bessie Brady, deputy clerk, $41.65;
C. w. Francisco, Highway Engineer,
salary, S125; w. t. Halle, County
Treasurer, salary, 500; Henry Davis
Prosecuting Attorney. salary, $685.
35; j. Clyde Akers, County School
Superintendent, salary $166.65s AL
bert Wulfert, fees for July, $296.80;
C. d. Rodgers, support ofsW. N Rod
gers, IS: +. O. Brooks, support Mary
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1916-08-11
CARD OF THANKS

We desire to express our sincere
thanks to our neighbors and friends
for their tender ministrations, help
and sympathy in the loss of our dear
mother, and especially to Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilson, who occupy a part Of our
home, and to assure them of our I'M
dying appreciation.
B. R. WARREN,
BROTHERS and SISTERS.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1916-08-11
GARDENERS GRACEFUL THANKS

Immediately after casting his vote
in the primaries, Col. Frederick D.
Gardner left for Los Angeles, Cali
fornia, to join Mrs. Gardner, who has
been i'll. From there, on hearing OF
his nomination he sent the following
telegram:
learn by wire here today that
| have been nominated as the
Democratic candidate for Gov
ernor by an overwhelming vote.
| am deeply grateful to the good
Democrats Of Missouri for This
confidence. Of course, it means
my election. / want to say that
il was but natural, with six dis
tinguished opponents, that all
should have had their loyal
friends. | haven't particle of
bitterness or feeling against
those individuals or organizations
who did not support me. If l
am Governor, there will be no
Democratic factionss~all Demo-
Gratis will look alike to me, wheth-
er they supported me or not. L
now repeat that | shall never be
a candidate for office again. My
ambition will be to serve all the
State so efficiently and with such
good results, that all the people
will regret when my term has ex-
PRED -
FREDERICK D. GARDNER.
Los Angeles, Cal, Aug. A.
The generous and democratic sem
timents expressed by Colonel Gardner
show him to be man of broad mind
and above petty fractional pique. 1t
is so unlike the attitude of many pub
lie men who, when assuming office,
shower all the favors at their dis
posal on the astute politicians who
legged for them in securing party
nominations, never showing appre-
citation of loyal service to the party
of thousands without whose support
in the campaign and general cleo
ton they could never have been elect
ed. Colonel Gardner appreciates the
fact that his competitors for the nom
ination were men who like himself
were worthy of support and com
manded the loyal service of their
friends. He not only recognizes but
respects such loyalty to conviction in
making up the party ticket, and he
knows that without their support at
the general election his nomination
would be but an empty bauble. His
"All Democrats look alike to me"
will hold every Democrat to him in the
campaign. AS Judge Lamm, the Re-
publican nominee for Governor, has
said of him, Colonel Gardner is a
man of high type"
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1916-08-11

Where. Mr., Hughes has essayed to
be specific in his campaign of fault
finding and knocking he shows him
self to be wofully ignorant of the
facts.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-12

Inter Dem S1uee zines mo6ren
SageIs bon Gei6oiien idoben iih
Sic oeuti1en 9leginenter itetig Dor.
pdrts, bis ipGt in Ser 9Iadt elm sIdn-
5euOer Sturnangriif Tie in Den 9eiib
Oes Sorts @aur ieste.
gs gelang Sen 8ron5oien oller.
oinss, Die Teuti6en aus OieIen Stel,
lungen mieoer binous 5u trei6er
ober bieier @erluit oer0eutiben ipur.
oe mebr ais wettgema9t blirH Ge-
pinne peitli1 oom Gorfe 3ouau.
mont no bic Geutideu sic S6ben.
5iige uno sen 9lbloin @alo einua6-
men.
@eitlih bon Scr NlaoS III sic Srt.
ihaft 9etbincourt 3ipor nod in fran.
5oiiiGen SGnoen a6er Die Gertihen
boben Die ooreeihobencn @oiitionen
auf Dem 1o0ten6iigel qenonimer, Der
295 goroS bod lit unO 9etbincourt
uno Sic in iiiOliher 9iihtima lib
renoen StraBen beberridt.
8ertrnteu 5u OentiH cr
Sildtiqfeit.
(Erabfos nad Gaboinc)
9erIin, If. Ntar5. Depe-
iAen aus Gonitoitinopel 5ufolee 1T
Der Seiterreicber @bilipp 9(rslan gum
permouenten Wlitglieo oes 0irefto.
roenrotbes ser @eripoltues 8e.
boroe Der tiirfiic6en StootSibuloen,
ov Stelle 0es 5ron3oien g(. Bon.
neoi ernonnt moroen. $. 9t. 9oeb-
fe, ebenfalls ein 0euti1er, ipuroe
5mu @eueroliefretdr beiogter @ebor.
DC, mo ". 3. HicOn Sen, gum Qiref.
tor crnannt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-12
2 efretdr Suniiug or0net
llnterindhMnA on.


" ibinGtom IT, Md3 &c
fretdr 2oniina 6eonitrogtc bclttc
Goninl Osborne in SABRE, ioiort cine
llnterip6ung iiber Oen llntcrgong
Scr noruegiicbcn 9orfe oSilius~ all.
5nitcaen.
SoQtc sic 9nrfe, sic iib nit einer
goOung @ctreioe ouf scr sSo6rt bon
9Ielu Dorf na6 SABRE 6cionO, Ourd
Elm Iorpeoo perieuft moroen ieil 10
miro oie oofiir oeronhportlidc Ge.
0ierumg sur 9ledeniAoit ac5ogen
peroen. Sin oeroriiqcr 8oG piiroe
i'm @e9cuios 5u alien 3uiiberingen
iteber Oie iib oic @erciuigteu Stoo-
ten beri1oiit ba6cn
Ge9ierlngS6eonlte pollel ie0od
ibre 9(niidlt nidt duBern, beoor poll.
tiu ieitgeitclt it, Dab OoS Sdiii
onrc6 elm SorpeOo mo uidt ourM
cine Niine periclft luorOen lit.
Soate OurH GoniuI SSborucs lin.
teriudung ieitgeite1t ipcroen OoB ser
llntcrgnna Ger 9orfc Ourd Elm Ior.
pcoo oeririoht morOcn lit 10 lpcroen
0ic Gcreini9ten Staaieu, iuic bon Ac.
gcumgSbeaniten ongeOciltet plroe,
ocien ,Soa fir i1pcrlpicacnocr bal.
tcn olS ucin cs id) Inn eit S6iii
bonoeln loiiroc, loclbcS @oiioqicrc
on @orO bottc Ios StootS. 0cpars
tencnt lit Der 9luii6t Dab amerifa,
'niibe Sccleute io9ar cincu qroBeren
SInipruc6 ouf Scbub 6obcn olS &oi,
logerc. Gin @oiio9icr reiIt, aus
Ircien Stiideu md1reno ein Gee
mann oirA icinen @crni oo5lt &c,
3pmaen it,
@einiibc an @oro.
y cu Dorf, fl. MGS. Ter
iialieriidc 0ontpfcr ~@erono" irof
6citc nit @eiAiibcn auf Ecd i'm
&orocribiii BON @cnua bier Gin. 6r
bate feinc @oiioaicrc al @orO. Gic
gSerouo" lit iest 6creitS 5pnl 5uci.
ten Ntol nit @eidiiben an 9orO bier
eingctroiicn.
9ritii'h c 9IodoOc imm I
l0itiGcr.
G Gopen6o9ciL bin 2onoon, If.
@l0r5. Der norpcgiidc N}iuiiicr.
%rdiiocnt amtOicL scr bier Der lfon-
Oinaoil6cn 0liniiicr Gouiercn5 6ci,
wobnt 6ot in elmer llntcrreOma nit
cinenl &crireter ocr ,9(iiociirten
&rciie" an Oic 9iirgcr ncitrolcr
Staaten bic @ornuug acridtct, oob
Die gon5c Griitcn5 i6rer SGnOer ma6r.
Geinli6 onoon a6bdngen pcrOc, lpia
lic inopioltca cine NnItlna e6rIider
yleitraliidt bcpabrten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-12
Gg.scnatUr Huuio ecitor6eu.

" oibington. fl. 0}1r5. -Gcr
iriibere 9'lnocs Seuator Sellr0
0'oiauoD 0auiS oon @eit.9irainiclt
Gicc 9SrGioeuti6oitS Gonoioot all
Dem Oemoiratiihen (@orfcr.) Gidct
BON 1904. lit bier 1ciltc N}orqcn I'M
boben Nlter pou 90 S,o6reu oeiior
ben. Scr greiie @oIitifer 500 lid Dor
ii Sagen cinen idpcrcn gmioQ pol
Grippe III Der icinem gllter nidlt
mcbr geU0Hien mar. Uapie miro i'll
ieincr Soeimot6iia0t Glfius, gS..9'a,
6cltattet merOolL
C1ouis wuroc in oemicl6cn SaHre
aeboreu in pel1cul oic N}onroe
Goltrii 3iu @clt fau 2tctS 1T G
m0brcno ieincr poitiidcr Garricre
iiir Oicie Gottriu eiugctrcteu mo
itets bat er oic/gonoc Scr 6rclulo'
idait 5ruiidcn ocn &cr. 5taoicii mn
Siioancrta iiGrren belicn. Seine pa'
litiid]c Solii6a6n bcaaun Gin $abr
nod ocn 9iir9crtrieac Gr iuurOC I'M
Sabre 1871 Ger eritc Gcmolrat, iuc
den yScii gdrginicu in ocn @rnoes
Scnot ididtc 0onalS trot CT iilr
aeieBlifc .VioBnabmeu 5u Nhmlicll
Oer SornIcr Gin. Seine ciaencn Ncr
logcn murocn guar obaelchnt oofu
lob CT III ipotcrcn So6rcu bod nadl
icinc Socc'n ucriuirflidt @r NOR cill
groBcr @egncr ocS SmperioliSnls
lmo i'm Senot mar CT Scr ,.olO ialH'
ioneo acntlenolL" ociicn HcOcn ll'9
nciitcns I'M Sciicrion'ideu SmIe
prdlentirten Gr mar OrciBi0iddler
NlillionGr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-12
@erIuite in Ser,
0un. Sperotionen
gerina.

erlin 0iu 9onoon II. @f1r5,
Tie oelti6eu gerluite III Oen Der.
oun Gper1tionen iino penu oiid
genoue 9erihte nod feGlen Der,
b0ltniBmdBis ie6r gerine iie Oiiri.
ten nidt mebr als Elm poor EaiiienS
an 9p6ten @eripuuoeteu uno Ser.
miBteu betraeen lpie cine 9lneate
aus outoritoiiper Gue[le erfl1rt.
Gieie 8iiier imfobt bic @erluite
Bel ser @roberitng Der eriteu fran55.
iiiHcu Noiition uorSlih bon @eroiut
Ser Ginunbnc Ser Soben unO Ser
g9alogegeuo bis berab 5u Sen eigent'
IiAeu 6eitungsperfen unO Bel Der
Gro6erllng bon Ioudumont nidt
dber bic 8erliiite bei ben Gperotio-
nen ouf sem ipeitlidcu ltfer ser
01oas.
Sn nilitdrii1en &reiien miro On.
rauf rerfpieien 0aB es BON Sntereiie
iei. oieie 3iiiern nit Sen pbantoiti.
Ihen 9lneaben in eiiigen Ser fran50.
iiiden imo engliideu Seitungen 5il
beraleideu, oereugeridbte oooon ipra.
den oaB bic Gelitihen in iolher
Wlenge nieoereemo6t uoroen ieieu,
Dab sic @etroiienen feinen 4lab 5ilm
glieoerfallen Batter.
9adbere 9eridte, Die bier eineetrof.
fen itno, 5eigen ooB Der a1gcmeiuc
glngriii oui Sort @aur am Z Mdr5
begoru. gatterieN idlmerer 9(rtiI-
lerie 6ielten ole @egeno bon Count.
mont iortludbreno inter 6eaer oen
gau5en 9ag iiber uno Inn s llbr
9lberoS begaun Der Sniouteric 2ln.
drifi.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-12
GOrbeauE. mO eumieres @alO schubert.
gseridt Oes Oeaffdeu @enerafFaOs.

8erlin Dia qOnSou H. @drs-2ic Sntdeu bubcm aSd
oos in der S6c BON @sins Ocn Nransun Gotiuucm e
6n eur Sre DDn 400 ynbs unS elmer Ste pOn 5ps
orttsl @iciIen entriaeH
Ger cOrbng. enmierss-SsulO RuO SOtdHOo
Transoicn griGnbert mOroen.
Sc slnaubcu FnS Oem amaidDen gerdt Oes Oenden arm
Sanpnacrs utOmmen Der Gnn @admas 6cann aae6eH ~nr
oe NaddtebeuO Der bOlltanOige Sn5a ScnelbeH
&efli6er &rtegsi6anplGt,
oGadde 8esimenrr baben fa beicHge ienolde @otuneH
ben bpaOecu @gcnSeu hSpaId @leungSoiS eli WleH
nOrSweHid ms, erOb 2ici GuuaeH crrdteu Fd nf CT
rDut ge 400 garS nnO euer Sicfe bon epa
suriSrit 1cu luir gente eGr gcrius ir mad
7S7 nnerunnOce Wefangne nuter GuCn WSi GTtere Sm
eGn bsanO uuere gte einer &ebOOeuuOnc fu ninen
gcpc9reH nuS Orei5ebn @fineuwerfern.
Nnf Neldcu fer Maas @erOnn-senO uMrOcu
S 5anon ben tn @OfdOueu bnaHssctrbcH bic T nod IN
benz GOrbeanr uu6 benz Gmmieres' gSaO uuc 6atten.
Gnohe Weeengnere Die NIT tdrten SrpPenmann aesen Oc
Odc @ren Ser gSr nnS Die Scntden StclnneeH me
med unroeu, braeH tr Om wiramen 6ener
nf Oem cier Ser gaas @:rri6c e lcb@nite grHerieaf
b bcIoncrS in 0ndbarfat nUrO6id Bras wlf
oem 1Ore nnS Om 6o gg nnS an me5reren %nueH I'M SSor
7itr.
Sic yrausOn mudu ben gerin psecu Oas 0Orf g5cs
admssA Augii htrH Der eOO@ ie6l4lns nnO Ocm 6eino
M betradid gne nrns Sm Orsen o0O es tene JnlGHfcre
@esdte BON geOeanus.
Son Hem Gaoh nnierer ant6lnanac estroffeg m eH ROW
sSFid gcrOpuu 5ui6u nun ben iucleu Siuicu OOfid
Chateau sanS 5GmmcH GrS pic SniaRen Der 9uidnc
tDot uno mnr0eH nns begrabeH.
@iats @encsouf galfam nnb 81 SrOnt
1e Oasemn Gage ami Der Safau nHS Der St5Ont bat feline
uenuensuertbe Eerdnoerung ee5etigt"
Der Sacuei6if6e 2seri6t
Scrlin, H. @ar5 Die Sample 5uiheu itacnidcu NIB acr
redidn Srnppn a6auien uS aueenummsu uorOcu
Sics se6t beniseu amifen 6eInng 6ierrcdb
nnaoridcu @eueralfnbs berb bier Hbmttc wnrOe nnO
fO[gen6en @ortIant ba
Bomber Salfan. ErOnt
oStalimidc Sruppeu, mds Sauic Semen
be6cu BabeH @ unerm OFiden JlMgc bcorob en
nat SnrHfseSosn nadOem tic enge SdHe gefenert baten
Iettu I6 Die Saen amf ben 6Obcn nGrOd DDm Seres
gebr nFn abcr baO Saran and 6 5mrHdmdem nn fre
Sen Tlnh %ojnia, allie gradeu Bntr id SertOrenO
Bon Ser itaIieutidJeM TrOrt
3as ger6encr but am e SOno6ron mieber erORer Se6.
baigfeit angcnDmmen.
u 0DbubO-WegenO baben Fd SGmpc NIT SHl dncn
merfcrn MuO 0anO.Gjranapn abgepet"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-12
Giner Ser 9(mcritoncr
Deripun0ct.

9Saris, If. @}1r5. Sicben
W3ann ser 9ciobmg Ger normesi
Iben 9orgc osiliuS", oic gcitern
torpeoirt luo berienft morOen it,
moren 9lmcrifoner. 9ic gSilhlS"
fubr om A. Sebrior pon Seem 9orf
no6 Sabre ob.
Qie o9etit @oriiien" iaet, OoB ei.
ncr Der glnierifaner iGmer oil oen
9einen permlnOet rmo IN Oos ga.
Iteitr.Soipito[ iiberiiibrt miirOe. @8
lit Der is Sabre alte Sobn Sort-
manu-.
0ie oSiliuS" Gin 9rcimaIter Don
i,500 Sonnen @aIierperOrdnglrng,
wor oic friiberc 6ritiide Barge
uSellD."
Gs miro beriGtet, OoB Captain
SD9ertien ertrunfen 1T mo Orci
W1otroicn 0ermiBt meroeu. Die iibri-
een Momihaiteu piiroen gerettet.
SUR nier " g(merifouer on
@nro.
9}tip Dort #. 0tdr5. Sic
iiee glgenten ser 2inie crflGreu, OoB
mr. bier 9(merifoner on 9oro Der
noripegiit6eu Barge u5iliIs" wa.
rem oie o6ne g9abrniug in Der yld.
Re bon Soure torpeoirt ipilrOe. 9ieie
bier @ouu 9c6orten Der 9eiobiulg
m. GaS 5@ifi fiibrte feinc &oiio'
giere.
3ic glmerifuner maren: 0oOi0
Sbermon ans @eoforo, @ioii.; Sobn
@or6mon aus @6ilooelpio; 0onie(
9lorob aus Connecticut imO SenrD
@tonobnn ans Bolton.
" merifaner an SorO OeS
gSiIiuS"
g9oi6inqton If. N1Gr5. Ger
amerifoniidc Goninl Osborne in
Soprc beri6tet, ooB iie6en 9lnerifo.
ner al 9orO oeS noupegiidjen 8art.
itbiiieS oSiliiS~ iuaren, wcldeS olli
ser Sobrt bon 9fep 9orf nod SaOrc
IN Der 9tabt 0eS 9. N}dr5 Dor Ser
@infabrt bon SABRE obnc @oruling
torpcOirt purOc. Sic iie6cn 9mcri.
foncr linO aercttet Grci onocre Dit.
glieoer Scr Sdiit56eloblnd iuerocn
aIS oerniibt aemeIoet Die &ericus
tunq Ser oSiliuS" mltroc gciicrn
gIbcnO BON SonOon genleloct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-12
Der Q2iniiler ioofc .0ie 9IIsI

Yer Dtlnllter lagie: oSle YluSlid1s
ten oer nelltrolen Nld6tc geitnlten iid
inmcr triibcr, mo i6rc Gage miro
nit jc0em Gage idwierioer. Gic 6ri
iiidc 8lodooc. Die an ShGrie itetia
5immuut nadt ms tdgli6 groBerc
mO 0roBcre S9wicrigfeitcn
Die oifcntlihe @leimlng in @nq.
lonO iorSert idGricrc @}aBno6mcn.
mo mir mogeu aepGrtigen, DAB bic
britiide 9c0iermg Oieies 8crlangen
beridiidtigen miro. @le6r ais ie lit
es Yili6t Der neutrolcn 9Guocr, einc
abioIut unparteiiiAe 9oIitif ser 9ieu
trolitdt 81 beiolecn. @S geniigt ni6t,
in lle6ertrehugsi0qen 6obc @eloitra.
fen jll periiiaen; oogcgen ioaen sc.
t0ngniBliraien per5dngt peroen. Snt
@crbGltuiB 81 Dem llmiab 0eS 6an.
oel5 iiuO 9eicBwiorigc Spcrationeu
gliidii6ermciic ie6r aering bod oae
llc5crtretcr ioaten iGuer beitroit
werocu. 9Ii6t nur Staatcn, ionoern
auh ibrc Siirger miiBten obiolnt chr.
li6 lnO lopal iein.~
Gortugieiiidcs Go6iuct
reiiQnirt
Siiiobon, If. @ldrj (uid 9,o.
ris). GoS porhlgeiii6e Cabinet
Bat rciianrt, I'M elmer &eqcrrne ocr
notionoIcn @ertbeioi9lng. mclGc lum
gcbiloct miro, %lob 81 nadcu. Gr.
9hlguiic SoorcS, Der ougr1rtiqe Nli
niilcr 0eS 5uridtretcnoen Cabinets,
OerIaS 0eiiern I'M Borlomcnt Die Smi
lbcn EortiIaal mo Uenii1lano &C.
pebieltcu gioicn un0 aud cine 9lotc
bon @roBbritanncn, uclhc ole pors
tuaiciiibc Ncgicriug alf @rumo Ger
5uilhen beOcn y}ationcn 6eiicbenOcn
9uioB mliiorocrtc, oic oeutidjeu
Sdiiic in porilaiciiic6ci Ndieu si re-
qlirircn.
0aS ForIonicni 9o6 Der &eQicrlm0
Die &olmobi, ale NiaBno6mcn Sll
trcIfen mcl1c ourd ben nit Gclltid.
lano 6clte6cnoen &riegsgllton0 notb-
penoig mcroen. Siibrer alcr Sppos
iitionsgruppen er6oten lid. oic 9ic.
gicrlnq 5u imterltibcu. 9luf bic gnli.
iorOerung ocs ErGiiocntci Der Sam.
ner miiroc Gin 6ob oni oic 9luiirtcn
ousgc6rodt
(EortnsafS 9cibloana6mc Scr
oeltideu S6iiic lit Die llriadlc Ger
ociltiHen &riegSerfldrima. 9io6cr
piBte man niht beitimmt oab @or.
tngol bic Sdiiic aui &cronIoiiung
GnglanO'S bcihlagno6mte.)
0cutidc @eianotidoft
u,crldBt &iiiobon.
2iiioboiL pio 9Saris. + @1Gri.
gia6 cincr lmlaeu' @eiprccbnna
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-12

nit Dem portuaiciiiden Nliniitcr oes
9lusludrtigcn inbr aeItern ser Oeili'
ide @cianotc IN %oringol Nerr 8o'
len oui cincm Spejiol5u9c noA Did'
oriO ob 0ic iibriaen @litglieOcr Der
oeuticben 0cionoti6ait rcnten mt
i6m. Gic @l6reiie crioIate o0ne ica'
lidcn 3piibcniaa EoS portugielr
ihe %arlamcni uuroe iiir beuie ilI
elmer Spc5ialiibmg ein6crlicn. Gen
3eihmgcn lit ucrboten moroen ir'
genO mcIhc 9ladrihten militGriid)eH
G9oratters 5u peroiicntlidcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-12

@S@ 3nd S aorRs cine gafasnns w N wuGrc am nO
nn%e dn S anre SebHOms bic ead@ ~fnae
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-12
Gtwalti0.
Die ScrInllc Ncr Syran.
3OiCu.
Setrngcn imsgeinMtmt etc
ipa 2, 100000 0Jfann.

BIS gum I. @2dr8 1otten oie 6ron'
soicu 100000 an GoOten unO
t,40o,O0o an @erpunoeteu Der
loren. 9ic 8iffern itieen ii8
oui cineu pom irou5oiii3eu
aricqsmiuiiter @eucro( @oIlicui
erItotteten gcrit6t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-12

ql6Onhenien, pte Den yScntlAcn Gurre,
fvpnSenien" nidjt biiuftlidI cher iinregel'
H66ig crbalicn, iinb aebeten, Der Gfitce
oounn per Ielrphcn nOer Idlriiilifl Wlit'
,he''unB an maceH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-12

DC nGoiiiiHe 3eitln0" erfldrf:
yS6on jebt bat @eroim ieine Gigeu-
idoit ais 9hlsfollt6or ge9en iinlcrc
Siomcit 6ront perIorcu GieS be
ocutet iiir ms ciucn 6eOcutcn0cn@c.
mimi"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-12
@elO an85uleibell
80 Deilcblarn Neiraneu In
SeujanliB & Comps

SenJdntIB d Nonp.'s
Snrlcben. tho SHuf.Gum.Oir.
5enIdmine Crbanbc teinnfiri fSs0).
ySir nebcu nodl lHlmcr any Eimerhci nh.t
Nri bon g1unren mo lfcribnhen iiber1nhY
Ole 0ruhien &urldiiir lSir iauicn mo m,
lnuleu enlocnc inin illncrng fdiMcmhren, 2i
iHOnici shulildnhen unD lNu0rcn icnrr wv
Eiieu uun Z illr WiurarnS bis q ibt MDcno''
Irlpdi 0lnaauA. 420 t24 lil NaNeiie ~
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1916-01-14
MUST GUT Eating
CROP BEFORE MADE
South Must Stop Time-Honored Sys
TEN OF Economic Suicide,
Says r.. G.. Hastings

Atlanta, Ga.-(Specia1.)-"Tbe peo-
pie Of the south must quit eating their
cotton or other so-calied cash crop
before it is made If they ever expect
to accumulate wealth and have the
them," says H. G. Hastings, agricul-
tural vice president of the Atlanta
Chamber of Commerce, and a fore
most authority on farm conditions in
the southeast.
THE south must stop forever It's
time-honored system of economic sui
cide,' says Mr.. Hastings. advance
steps were made last year toward a
condition of farm independence in the
Cotton Belt. They were forced steps,
it Is true, but they marked an advance
just the same, and more bread and
meat, more grain, forage and other
food and feed stufs were made in
1915 than ever before, with the result
there are tens Of thousands OF farm
ers better off than in past years,
despite short crops and business de-
preston.
with higher cotton prices, it is
going to be a great temptation to
drop back into the old habit Of put
ting cotton, or whatever other cash
crop n may be growing, in pawn
for bread and meat. We are suffer
ing today from the old system fore
ed on US by conditions following the
Civil war. necessary then, but unnec-
essary now.
Year after year we nave stayed in
the same old rut as a matter Of habit,
eating our crops, so to speak, before
they were made, a financially suicidal
policy for the farmer, each year put
ting his nose a little closer to the
credit grindstone.
If the south had not been so rich
in natural resources, this system
would have bankrupted us long ago.
What's the answer? 1t is home pro-
duction by each farmer of every dol
lars worth Of food and grain supplies
needed on his farm that it is possi-
BILE to grow on his W acres. This
means good big home gardens: hogs.
chickens, cows and something to feed
them on through the year."
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1916-01-14
Your Store Bill
Down One Half

Tens of thousands of farmers Al wen -
town and city folks cut down their store
bills one-half last year and saved money
in spite of generally short crops and re-
duced wages.
Absolutely millions Of dollars were
saved and countless families lived better
than ever before in the face of the cotton
crisis and general business depression.
How were these burdcnsomc store bills
cut down? By the real money-saving
power of good home gardens, rightly
planted and kept planted and tended
through the season.
Hastings 1916 Seed Catalogue tells how
to cut store bills down; tells about gar
den and farm seeds of kinds and : quail
fly that cannot be bought from your mel.
chant or druggist. It's fun Of garden and
farm information. It's free Il Jon ask
for Il Write for Il nov. 3 HASTINGS
CO. 49, Cl-(Advtl.