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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-03-08
LOSES LIFE IN
BURNING CAR
Jerry Moffitt Of Owasso,
Mich, Dies of suffoca-
ton in Yards.

J. A. Curry a car inspector today
discovered in an empty refrigerator car
AT osborne. Ind. the body OF man
identified by Moose lodge card es
Jerry Moffit of Owosso. Mich. 1t is be
lieved the man died during the night of
suf1ocation from fire he had built i'm
the center of the car The hre would
have destroyed the car had it not been
extinguished by railroader who saw
the flames and put them out with
bucket of water but did not discover
Nogir who was no doubt in the car at
the time.
covered by an overcoat which he had
evidently used as a blanket TO protect
him from the cold. the remains Of the
man were still warm when found today
There were no marks of violence. The
age of the man appeared to be about
thirty-dve years and he was fairly we'll
dressed although without money or
iewelry. r. r. Collier. agent for tie
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-03-08
RED HOT RIVET
DROPS IN SHOE
Hammond Boy Sustains Sc
we're Injury at Standard
Car Plant.

Albert Brennan, SON of Nh and Mrs.
Edward Brennan of 512 Holman street.
Hammond. is at St. AIargaret's hospital
suffering from burns received yester-
day at the Standard Steel Car Conn
panys plant where he was employed
a red net rlvet dropped into Brennan's
shoe. severely burning the ankle be-
fore fellow WorlSmen were able to tear
the shoe from the toot There is hope
that II VIII not be necessary to ampu-
tate Df r. c. Groman Is in charge
Of the patient
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-03-08
FRANK HILBRIGH
CALLED BY DEATH

Frank Iiilbrich. 3 years old of Chi
ca SO. son Of Matthias Hubrich. ST, Of
Schcrervilie. and member of g. well
known Lake county family died in Chi
cago last night, his death having been
due to typhoid fever. A widow and the
three children, two of the latter by his
second wife, his father and four broth
ers survive him. Mr.. Hilbrich was
harness maker by trade and formerly
Lived in Chicago Heights.
10 definite funeral arrangements had
beer made this morning but it was re-
ported chat tag burial was TO take place
in Dyer next Saturday morning Threa
of his brothers. Mat John end Nicbolas
live ia Hammond
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-03-08
STATE DRY LEADER
SPEAKS IN HAMMOND

Mrs Culla J. Yayhineer. state pres1-
dent Of the Womau's Christian Temp
erance union and looked upon by proc
hibition and woman's suffrage workers
as "the greatest woman i'm Indiana" IS
to speak at the First Methodist church
in Hammond sunday afternoon at 2.3o.
lit was lorgely through the influence
of Mrs yayhinger that the ma aonal W.
q n TT convention was secured for
indianapolis this wear The conven-
tion resulted in the Make Indiana
Dry" boom. Mrs. Vayhinger represents
the oldest temperance organization the
one founded by Francis Willard. In
three states a Frances p. Willard day
has been established in the public
schools for annual observance.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-03-08
PLAY VILLA
AGAINST
CARRANZA
GGTmany'S Agents Seeking Ally
In Mexico In Event Of War
with United States.
(By U. p. star corresponaent.)


LAREDO, TEXAS, March 8.-Ger-
many is playing villa against Carranza-
Great sums OF German money ara pour
ing into tie bandit leaders hands incit-
ing him to activity against the United
States and Carranza- At the same time
German agents worked through officials
Of the Carranza government seeking to
ally that side against the United States.
Just back from trip into the in
terror Of Mexico can state these facts
on the highest authority. Agents Of the
German government approached villa at
his headquarters at Psci11o's ranch
about February IL with a proposition to
renew his raids the border in case
Of & declaration Of war between the
United States and Germany.
Two German agents reached the ban
dit leader. The conferences lasted two
days. Under the terms of agreement
the German agents promised to pay
Villa $3.50, eco in gold at once to seal
the compact. Ee refused to enter into
the plot until the first payment was
handed over. After. orders from For
eign Secretary Zimmerman for an at
tempt to arrange an alliance between
Mexico and Japan the villa scheme was
one of the first moves
The villa plan was to be used chiefly
in the event Of q failure TO induce Car
rama to enter against the United States
and as a possible means of bringing
pressure 70 bear on Carranza. It was
hoped to involve the de Iacto govern
ment and the United States in new
rious complications. madng the reten-
ton Of a large part q the army along
the border necessary.
Friction between eho United States
and Carranza wou1d tend TO weaken the
de facto power, It was pointed ont to
villa.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-03-08
ONE FLAG AND
ONE COUNTRY

MUNCIE, IND, March s.-'Tf we
must fight. it VIII be under one flag
and for one country" chorused
Charles Carlyle Lang. age 26 vearsS
ana joseph Weller, the same age.
the former an Englishman and the
latter German. as they came to-
gether to the office of the county
clerk and took out their first ma
turalization papers. Lang was born
At Iilsbury and Weller at Cologne.
me latter Is q butcher who has
only been IA this country two years.
while the other has lived here five
years They are close friends.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-03-08

SHERIFF HASTENS TO INDIANAPOLIS ON NEW TIP
IRON CROSS SENT
TO VARDAMAN

BILOXT. MISS. March s.-Thom-
as Collins. local blacksmith. forged
forty pound IRON cross and sent it to-
Hay to Senator James *. Vardaman
with the inscription. Lest the kais-
er forget" Vardaman was one Of
The senator's who blocked the armed
neutrality bill.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-03-08
GROCER DELIVERS
ORDER-ONE PRUNE

There is grocer IN Hammond
who made a delivery this week of
ono prune.
1t appears that the grocer has a
very particular customer who weighs
every order as It is delivered and the
lady discovered after tho grocer's
boy had gone one morning that she
was charged with a pound Of prunes
when in reality she had but fifteen
ana fraction ounces. She called
le grocery store and notified the gro
GER of 5he shortage. He selected a
large tsaithy looking prcne which
made up tho difference and sent it
SEQ az
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-03-08
ELEVEN LAKE CO.
FARMS ARE SOLD
Largest Group of Rural
Sales in Years is Placed
on Record at Hub.
Especial to THE TIMEs)

CROWN POINT. IND. March S.-One
of the largest group Of farm sales ever
made in Lake county@has been placed on
record here. Eleven farms. eonstitut-
ing hundreds of acres Of land. have
changed hands the total consideration
involving at least s132.26l92. "A dol
lar consideration is given in one sale.
The majority of the acreage is around
Lowell and near the Kanllakee.
List of Deals.
The deals are as follows:
Peter Nomenson to L. IT. Wise. 900
acres. $4,000; in section /. T s. y, r s
" and section 6. T 81 y. r. w
Nary E Sanger ct al to John W.
Iddns. 331a acres. $3,SSS; in section 80.
q 23 y. r S W.
Harry y. Sanger to Frank Cochoran
and wife, 100 acres, $4,000; in sW a.
section 10. T SO n, r g W.
John Black to Ira g. Mansfield. 200
acres. S17,00e; in section 30 and 81, Z
% n. r W.
August Patz to August Patz jr. SO
acres less certain strip. $4,000: im
Wa NV "a. section 35. r SO n, range
w
Joseph s Buckley to Charles Gruk
and James w. erik, 1915 acres. ST; NE
sWI4 section 81. T 33 y. RSW
Wiley IT, <lug to Jacon Herman. rs
acres. S1T700; section rs and I9 aS
n r ".
Jacob Herman and wife to LIewellyn
smith 109.45 acres. $4,000. EIa Nf.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-03-08
Fred Boosts Times Ads.

Fred Donovan. proprietor Of The
Koffee Kup'. an eating place at s. State
street is now one of the boosters for
TINES ads He states that following the
appearance of an advertisement iu THE
TINES his business was Sc Increased
HAT he turned them away
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-03-08
Late.
B Bu)IgtgnS


CBy United Press Cabiegram.)
LONDON, March s.--Cpon the
late lord Kitchener. ls"f-taad's ego,
and the early war council. was
fixed today the blame for Eng
lands Dardeneuc expedition. A
special Investigation eornmittee
made this report today, as 10 the
costly Turkish experiment. "Al-
thouah the main object of the eXpe-
dition was not attained the report
continued. sufficient important
political advantages were s=cui ed.
Whether these were worth the loss
Of life and treasure involved must
always remain a mhfter of opinion"
The report udfu6 .yed Lord T<Itchin-
er responsible for three weeks de-
lay in dispatehing troops to the
DardeneIIes.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-03-08
Special Council Meeting.

The Hammond city council is to have
a special meeting Monday evening TO fiji
the vacancy caused by the death of Os-
car Plageman OF the Second ward. 1t
is reported that Joseph Miller. candi-
date from that ward on the democrat
ticket for election I'm November viii be
appointed.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-03-08
NEW CITY
HALL EMPLOYE

John Ripe son Of Henry Rippe, is
now employed in he city treasurer's
office in the position left vacant By
Howard Gisehleider who is now an Of
fetal of the Hammond Savings & Trust
Company
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-03-08

Nickel Plate at Osborne notified the po-
lice who called the coroner's office The
remains We're taken to the Burns
morgue.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-03-08
BARNES IN
SEARCH Of
NEW CLEVlS
Police Learn in Hammond
Murder Mystery T h a t
Fred Higgins and Miss
Del Guerra Lived as Man
and Wife for Two Years.

The Fred L. Higgins murder
mystery has taken on a new lease
Of life and Miss Valentine Del
Guerra, the petite and physically
charming heroine of the Hammond
inquest, has come very prominent
ly and not at all hatteringly to the
front.
Higgins connection with the Del
Guerra family becomes more tangl-
ed. AT the inquest at Hammond
last Friday Miss Del Guerra testi-
fed they were merely sweethearts
for a few months.
Lived Two Years as Man and Wife
BENJAMIN Harrison Henry twin
brother Of the murdered man. in a let
tar to chief Of Police Schuettler ot Nhl-
cago yesterday. charges that Miss Del
Guerra was known for two years as
Mrs Fred L. Higgins" and that they
lived together ct 2806 Monroe street
Mss Del Guerra, questioned as 10
this said:
Fred and lived i'm the same house
in chicago for two years and later lived
in the same house in Kansas city. /
ceny I was known as Airs. ili'7 p ms
1'etter from ,r,tb-
The letter IRON i1issiu7
er says
'fhe last TINE 4 Say .'is osos
SFas in July. 1918 anu t9
west Monroe street Shleaeo'
woman he introduced me 70 as nls W.
TINS woman was Nalfil.lIi0 -
later. ana L
uetL@-l ,,.o,,,a, + saw her
would know the woman = e.as.
i asain for l nave receiNeN .
her myself that she sleneu i'V'
as Mrs. Fred S. higgins
dead Mans SISTER i--- ms r,-od
I am coming HOG p'US
Higgins until arrive
Chief Of Police Peter
tarday afternoon received lhl9 ~
frqm Nellie Henry, said 20 ne
ct Fred Higgins. whose sam Iei''s'-il7
Nelr 1ouh0 ~. message was
thea rwo weeks ago' ne -
sent from West has
ar - expected IL arr ~. r,.rr.s
in the meeheliie I'll. r,gfiana-
left Crown ROM o1,,a
apohs7 Whsre he "'' -.-tsa-.a ~,
Barnes has DISCO E7is" ~ H.
tn south SIDE 1-'e'91e -
chicago manufac'urer. VIC - ~,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-03-08
SUNDAY MOVIES LOCALIZED.

INDIANAPOLIS. IND. March S.-The
governor today signed the bin passed
by the legislature Iegaliziug sunday
movies and providing for censorship
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-03-08

my United Press CabIe=ram.)
BERLIN. March S--Durtng n re-
cent trip German submarine
sank ty-One steamers. ten
sailing vessels and sixteen fishing
craft with Il total Of 9i,ooo gross
tons. declared an official press
statement today.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-03-08

TIMES nds crc personal messages 10
the people Of this community from the
merchants
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-03-08
THE WEATHER

Partly cloudy nnd somewhat colder
tonight with lowest Temperatures a few
degrees below freezing Friday. fair
with no decided change; diminishing
westerly winds.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-03-08

BERLIN, March S.-VfoIent ar
tIEery fire and reconnoiterinS "d-
vances on the western front dur
ing hazy weather aud snow storms
on all fronts was reported In to-
days official statenent- ''Ihcre
was violent ar1iIlcry fire In the
Champagne" fhe statement said.
s.But on other fronts during haHy
reported. During recoHaOitering
advances near the somme seven
teen French aad fsnsIishnicn were
brought in
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-03-08

ANDERSON-A new fwo-cofl steel
ca ge has been ordered for the Anderson
jail
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-03-08

LONDON, March s.-1Tonbers or
the Irish PARRY who last night
forced to an Issue "A manifesto ask
Ing trish-Ancricans and Americans
generally to aid thcrss in the move
ment- The appeal pleaded for
pressure 10 be excrtcd on the Brit
iSh government by nbrogatf0n be
England to Ireland Of the princi-
pies of scIf-government cnnuEcIat-
% by President wilson Ia his ia
NOUS speech 10 the nfted states
senafe.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-03-08

I'M IA o arm me ship il e a hours % h session the Ueds ssenae Fac
e ii n b d
Pm m n Q e . n al man
They
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-03-08
Many Thefts Traced.
rvanston women Talk.

have been linked with that Of Higgins.
have been questioned. All tell of Hig-
gins fervent attentions to them and Of
displays of large sums Of money.
throughout the statements Of all runs
tbs name az one Evanston woman who.
the others believe. can shed light on
the killing.
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Surge ufbtriidt,

<
Dentid,lanb rid)tet cine ab-
Iclate lInteriee Nofa6e ge-
aen Grofbritannieu, Jranf-
reid, Sesfafien nn6 oas Oitlide
Nfittelmeer Elm nn6 iuarnt alle
t,e,itralen 6an6tlsidiffr, bic
@lofaoe 5lt frenaen. Gs ere
flart iidJ nid)t berantluortltdt
Fir Weenfd)cnperlnite pber aa-
here's 11nbeil, bas Onrh 9iidt-
brad)tuns Der Blofabe entitebe,
MmerifaniId5e HaiIasieroan1p-
fer f6nnen inter 9eDi1tn Be-
6ingangen lire Dabrten ntd-
den
Mnt Miftippd abeno bat ntan
fein Sd)iff aus 0em 9setu g)or-
ter 6nfen btrausgelaiItn.
Die llniDeriitat BON TDn=
itartineptI mill ben &aiier fur
ben 6riebenspreis Der Nobel-
ftiftnng pori6lagen.
Der ofntidje Sieid5sfan5ler
bieIt cine ipidjtise Neoe int
WH6aetfoniite 6eS Mti6stases.
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JnIan6.
lus Mtlanta.

slus Mtlautn, eSn, miro ge=
boB 5rau Soa Snnes, Die
nit ibretn gatten gictor sSirnes tpe=
gen Derldppinoens Der 5hpeltern
9feIms piele Monate Die 0aitfrelino-
idyaft Ser Gtaot San slntonio ge,oB,
iib i'm lesten Staoiunr Der ShiDino-
ilidt befinbet. Sbr 9roaeB ioIltc oie-
fen Monnt itattfinoen, miro aber ie-
oenfaIls auf nnbeItimute 3eit bers
i1oben. 1ictor sssnnes iultroe lesten
Sonllner in Mtlanta wegen @rob<
oiebitnbls 5ll iieben Sabren 3uht<
haus peroonnert, snad1oem Der in
San slntonio gefiibrte Hro3eB pegen
Grmoroung Der Neln,s Gdaueitern,
oeren Rorper ,iiht gefunoen tperoen
fonnten, i'm San6e perlalifen mar.
8ie llnIern 2eIern nod erinnerlid,
lein miro, ipiirben beioe @beleute III
San slrltonio frei gelprohett, bn es
Dem Staatsantpalt nnmoglid) mar,
Elm Corpus belicti" su pro0naicre,i.
Srancis 6. Connolly Ser
@albiltgtoner gorfemnafIcr ilno @e-
ihaftsteilbaber 81. gonings, oes
Sdipagers linleres Hralioentcu, ioll
oerieuiae geipeien iein Der Der Sir
ma Sutton Wfitteililngen iiber Die
6rieocnsnote oes Brdiibentelt mod
te, moourd slnlab 5it ben piclbclpro-
henen Observation-Disclosures gegeben
spuroe. Gr mill aber niebt iagen,
BON iuen er oie Wittciluugen bot,
nur beitreitet er, Dob iie bon gol
Iing Itomfnten. Gr bebauptet, CT bo-
be geriihttpeiie BON Der 9iotc ge-
hort.
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Oentld)lan6 fat befannt geseben,
6a$ Is bon Aeute an cine nollitan-
bige Mpdabe bnrdj ltnteriecbuote
un6 Seen1inen gesen Wrok Britain
nien, Jranfreidl, Stalieu lino ben
5itfi4en Sell 6ts MiHellan0ilden
Nieeres, NIT Mnsnabme 6cr grir6i-
id5en saiiiten mn6 bts @eges bort
bin, aHfrrdjtbalttn mirb. Die Blot
fa6e ridjtet iid gegen alle aamffabr-
feildiffe, feinblidc iinb neiitrale.
Die 8lOfn6elinie siegt I'D sluan5ig
Nfeiltn bon ber aiiitc entIang nnb
ale Gdiffe, UeId)e bieie Clinic, trpk
bcr ylofn6ebeitimmnngen, freusen,
TIM oies ailf eigene gefabr. Die
oemtlde Megiernng erflGrt aisbriid-
lid, baF iie fir feinen HerInit On
MenlAenIeben pbcr anoere fdlimme
1oIgeu perqn1portli4 1T. 8orfeb-
rnneen fin6N getrDffen, bah Sdiife,
bic fid) am 1. 6e6rnnr anf Der Nei-
ie befinben, bic Blo6a6elinie obne
Gefabr paifieren f5nntn. Gbtnio
fSnnrn nentraIe Gdiffe, bic i'd am
1. 1tbrnar in eineim blodierten 9a-
fen befinben, bicien bis 5nm 5ten
Gtbrn4r serldKtn nnb ben 0irefte-
fen gBes nebmen, obne gtfabr bic
BIe6o6eIinie bajiitren. Auierifani.
~ regnldre @6iIagierbampftr f6n-
ntn nuter foI8enben 4ebinsnnaen
een lire Ia5rttn fprtieten: Der 9a.
fen 1afmsmt9 mnf ibr Wtitim.
nsnnsssrt afsia. sic maiFtn I'd, anf
sintr beffimmt be3eid)neten 6oMte
mad Halmomtb besebtn u. amf bieItr
aud 5nriiffabren, iuefAe Slomte nidjt
NIT Minen beleet 1T. Die 0antp,
fer miiIen IN 9enail bprsesei@ueter
@eile angcitriden iein, am Spiegel
bie amerifnnil&e 1Iasee nn6 an ie.
benz Niaf cine rot nn0 iueik &C.
luarfeite Tla8gc ueben baben; t,db-
renb Der 0mnfelbeit nriiiIen bic aiie-
rifaniidle Glagge Mub Der Anftridj
70 beittliA mic n,SeIi6 81 itben
lein. Die Gdiffe ntafftn ip6brenb
ber 0mnfelbeif bollitambig bclendj.
tet iein. @dBrenb ieber @odje barf
nnr ein 9ampfer in jeoer Sid.
t,tng fabren; oerlelbe mnf am Conn
tag in 6almontb anfonlmen nnb am
Nitt,pod BON bort abfabren. Die
amerifuniihe Mesiermns nlitf per-
ii1ern mnb garantieren, bah bic
0ompfer feline Gontrtban6e, nadj
btr rtufiden Anffafnng, am 8oro
bdben. - Oieien Mitttilnnsen an
nnfere Nesiernng lag cine Nofe oes
Gjraftn Wernitprff, 0es otntid)cn
1utidaftrrs in @aibington, BEL III
ber bitltr amseinan6eriette, fuaritm
Denifdd1n6 nnb ieinc Werbnn6eten
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neue Verfdllang
you BET &eaptntion III Antrtz
tar0 angtn11lmfa.
@ioeripriide.
feliciitas nehmen cine
5taot.
~ 500 Nlc~st.s..>Y-


Nie S}nnnrnttnn ~ S>merefora
hot sir n,ns oserfo;Y,,no fcrt;n G;s
Fam nm gc;ttmod, "n.p r,npoen ,,rer
men unn nnter,r;d,nste g. m.
gp;niifer moren a,,mesrna = osSsr rt,.r
Sem ss;nonsn,;m;iter Eohr,ro M
rem 9rhs;tsn,;n;itsr gor;Ilsa ca..sss, &
S;e nene WerfoiS,,na ,n;rn Sna M,,t s,
Ses gire-WrS,;Ssmf,n nhresd,sfH ,f;st'
,n;rS h,ft;m,nt Sos~ nor Hrs;Ss,+ ;'.ss
n;d,t ,n;eSsr a,,uSGIt ,rsrSer M sssm
merben idmrie girheitsoe,et,r eriai.
len. mira e;ne nnt;onnIs lGnu;4stshsx M
hSrSe rinosIett ,n;rS e;r Mrt;.
srnif lSseish ! oe,d,ofseu ,,rA MI arS~r.
Iohensmerfe G;nr;da,,nosn " ssfrefs !,
in O;rs MSrfoXj( ~ mn n q ssner M Ic,,af as ~,
and,. oah ;SfemSe. ,', ~ s., q Msr;fs
QanS fri1erifns Sfuiirfifan;id,e W;r.
oer merSen.a n fIer6;,f,t, 81 IN "a an
d,pnaenrefnihaften panS su' 6.sss,su
,1nS n ni,mmt ;I,,e,, M a;rd,,s. ~ !. 'fn eIs.
ter mnS Observation-Disclosures eah;rI
man mad, len fnrsrm Modr;d,ten !
Sir MIR ;;6sr hie Werfn;Snnr ,rfaI.
fen ha6en. IL Sns ao'S ,;n,rIe;fa
nod, lnnoe n;d,t rr;f fSr 0seI,hr. ~,
IL IL sd,asft ,,nS n oor fe;n M..
oaufe Saran, sat, Ne eiifIidl 6nrdlar-
fihrt lperoeu: luafren6 onbcrrr5e;fg
Sic ffaiIrite 9ilIfar in Sen weffim-
,n,tnaen ser NerfoiTuna llcrborfritfi
un6 cine 8eppra,ta,fna Ser ljcrridlen.
SEN gartei, Sic Sen GeSonfru an
iuirflidje S,eformen oar uidlt slf.
fommen last.
50 Die Tefisitas, Sic uuter ril,-
runo Ses Generals TeSrp 0SpnsaI(s
in s. Ser g2e,tia6rsnndt ii6er ben Mn
05ranSe ainaen. iolIrn Srn Sri az.
neral 0mran. nnoefa6r i;e6sio Mas;-
len npn Mnnterri,. IN Ss,n Mros
mad, 9ieforia oeieoen oenpmn,en
ha6en. sie hfie6sn oher nnr eir;a,
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sm oieiem Wiftel gritfen. Gr erflart
in bieier ytotet bas gentidaano be-
reit semeIen iei Trteoen 81 n1a-
dlen, inter geoingnngen, Die fur
bic @egner bnrdans annebn1bar iua-
rem; Sak Is oesbalb aud nollttanols
auf Seiten nnieres Eraiioentei' t'1
ietnen pcrldieoelIel Brteoensanfes
rnngen geitanoen babe. 8an5 be-
lonOers Jet cs mt ben 3anptnnften
leiner letten genRernltg, oer por
benz Sennt sebaltenen Heoe, etnper-
ftanoen. Seltld)lano lei ebenfalls
| fiir bic Selbitregter1tng Oer NOl-
fer nno bic gletd)en Nedte aller yta+
tionen. 9eilhdlano lei aud pOr AZ
lem fir bic Treibeit Der Wieere nilo
ocsbalb beoanere es aiidl, bar ote
9altnng leiner Vegner bic Mnsriil-
r1ng oieler Wrnltotat,e iinntogl'd)
made. Sentld)lano babe llt telmer
ytote poiu IL. DECEMBER 1916 letne
'AbfdJfen oenfltd) atse'uauoergeleRf.
Oieie glbiidten gingen nidjt auf ei-
ne @ernid)tang nnb 3eritOrung Der
Jein6e ans nno leien 6nrdams Der-
einbar nit ben &ed)ten anoercr Sia-
tioncn. Was 8elgien anbetreffc,
6em in ben Scr. Gfaaten ciue ip
marine itnb ber5lide Sbnlpat1ie ent-
gegengebrnd)t iperbe, 10 babe in
9enffdlanb, ipie Der Neidsfansler
ieinerseit Dffen erflarte, mic bic Mb.
iidt geberrIdt, es 81 nnnefticren; |;
man lei bereit, NIT gelgien einen
ssrie6en absnldJliefen, Der Elm frcmn6.
| id)aftIid-nadbarlides gerbGltnis
m1aIidl made uub Ser cs perbin6e-
Re, Sal; gelaien BON ben syein6en
0entIdlanos iuieoer at feinbIidens sSii-
triauen aegen 0emtid)lanb benntt
tperbe. Mmf qetterc miiIe man iid)
aefabt maiden, benn 0emtIdJlan6s
fein6e 6Gtten ia ber1dieoentlid), TO-
mol onrd) Heoen 6erburraaenber
VerI5nlidfeiteu, ais aud ourd) sic
geitimmmnaen Ser iuirt1daftlidjeu
0puferens in Iaris, Ser @elt funo-
acton. sal, es nidlt lire glbiidlt lei,
0eittIdlanb nadj Dem ssrieoen ais
qleidlitelleub mno alcidl6eredltiht AZ
betradTten nno III behnnbeln, Ion-
bssn Sic feinblidle Salttna nno ppr
alien einen lpitematiidlen iuirtidlnft-
lidjen aries aeaen Oentidjlano anf-
redjt sm erbalten. Die Triebcns-
, perlnde Der gentralm6dlte ieien mis-
aIadt, iueil lire 0eaner ihr Ser
| Ilanaen mad, Grubcrunaen nidjt auf-
aeben ,uullten nuo ais Hrie6ensber
Sinenueen bic Gntebrnua nnb Der.
teiIMna 0emtId5lan6g, Ceiferreid.l1u-
aarns, Der sarfei Il. gnlaariens per-
laneten. 0aonrdj lei cine meme Ga
ae aeIhafftn, Sic Geutid,lano ~
neueu GnKAIiiiIen sluinae. Seit
smeieinhaI6 sfafren benutc GnoIano
Ieine seemadlf, IN b{m berbredrri-
ldjen @erfudL 0eutidifaub Snrd glns-
| bmngernna aur itnteruerfmna IN
sminaen. gnrdl brutalc 9elpaif per.
binSerc es nidjt nur oen feaitiu,en
SanbeIsberfehr ieiuer Oeourr. ion.
Bern aiuiuae audi Sic NentraIeu. I'D,
NIT i6rem GMiffsberfefr aans nadl
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-02-01
Gtrenae 0iIte luir0 ous Deu

5trenge a1Ite miro aus Dem
Deiiiouri uno Wailiiiiippi EaI gelnel-
bet; in 9anfas gitp lit Sos Gberino-
meter Big auf 4 @rao iibcr g2ul ge-
falell gei ipeitem gr0Bere @iItc
berrid,t in ben n0rolideren Geeeil-
ben. Nus Goinonton, 2nnaoa, tper-
ben AZ iiito aus Winneloto uno Mon-
tana 32 @rno inter geiin afgescigt.