davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-16
Gciuc glcmtcr fir Gr6ulnns-
In6cnOc.

gSoibington Is. SUM. II
Sn elmer offi5ielen @rflGrung muroe
belte oen 9lnmGlten, Wel6e @elu6e
Inn 9(niteGung inn 0eportement Oes
militGrii6en @enerol.9lnpolteS Der
Ser. Gtoaten einrei6ten, beoeutet,
Dab oieleS 9lmt nidt ais Elm eintrGg-
li6eS &ubeamt fir S06ne reiber
@ltern 5u betrabten lei. @S 1ino
biel mebr @elu6e INN g(nIteQung elm
eelQufen, oIS &afan5en bor6anoen
iinO, iino biele @eiu6e fonmen bon
NtGnnern bon eflotonter sSG6igfeit,
OoB man feline 9iiidlibt auf geIea-
icboftlihe SteIlung 81 nebmen
braubt. @s miro ou6 betont, ooB
oieie Stobsnlitglie0er 5lr aftioen
Streitmo6t geboren meroen ino ooB
lie e6enio oft pie irgeno Welde on-
Oeren Sffi5iere, pie 3. 9. Die gler5te,
iic6 innerbol6 ser &onpf5onen ouf-
9olten millien. g[ucb ieien biele Ser
munoungeu l6erSffi3iere in5ranf-
reid Oorgefommen, mas bemeiIe,
Dob ouf oiele feline Hiidiidt genon1-
men peroe, ais gti6t.Gom6ottanten,
menn Elm nIlgeneiner 9[ngriff ltott.
finoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-16
ernRe @efa6r.


gietet Oas lleberbon0ne6men hl6er-
fll0ier aranf5eiten fir 5rouf-
reid. ~ 9lmerifa's Siilfe in ibrer
9efdmpirng not6ig.
@ouloer Sol, 10. Syuni -Gr.
Sibingiton 8arrano, @rGiioent Der
ttniOeriitdt bon COLORADO uno Iiref-
tor Der @2iiiion mel9e bon ser 9iode-
feaer-Stiitllng nod 6ronfrei6 ge-
ian0t merOen ion, Inn ole bon glme-
rita 6en0t6igte Silfe bel 9efGm-
piung Ger Subertlllole in ser fran3o-
iilden 9lrmee 5n leiIten go6 Dor 9ln-
treten ieiner 9ieiie ole na9itebenOe
@rflGrtng a6:
Sic GoOeSrate 0ur6 Su6erfuloie
in 6ranfrei1 1T imgef16r ooppelt 10
bod, pie in glmerifo, lmO Oreimal
10 bod, pie in @nglan0. sSn oen orei
ariegsja6ren limo 10000 Soloaten
megen Ellberfuloie aus ser fran5oIi-
iden glrmee entlaiien moroen; au-
BerOcm linO Oiele @rfrdntlmgen I'M
ter ben 6lii6tlinqeu aus 0en 6eieb-
ten @e6ieten BON 9}oro 6ranfreib
uno lnter Oen aus 1eutibIano 3u-
riidgefebrten iran80iilden @eiange.
men conitatirt moroen.
nSeit 9eginn 0es &rieqes lit cine
Spe5iol Gonniiion 8ur 5iiriorge
fiir tl6erful6ie Solooteu gei1afien
morOen,~ oeren G6dtigfeit fortgeicbt
weroen muB; es lit abcr 3lpeifel6oft,
Oh am @noe oieies Sa6reS mebr ais
5e6n- o0er 3molitmiieno 8etten fir
Observation-Disclosures in gall36ranf-
reid 5ur Gerfiigung ite6en merOen,
unO oieie mer0en faIt au5i6lieBIic5
bon Soloaten beiebt iein.
u@ine conieroatibe S6Gbung lGBt
oorauf i6lieBeu, Dab 100000 Su6er-
fuloie6d1e in Srontreib oor6anoen
lino, imo es berri6t BORT iofortige
gtot6wcnoigfeit iiir Soipital-9lffomo-
ootionen Dor. Gie glus0ebnuug on-
itedenOer &ronf6eiten in einen Gam
oe 6iloet cine @eia6r iiir ale, in0em
mir in 6raufreib Sen &f gegen
Eu6ertuloie fiibren, tdmpfen mir oa-
Der ebenio 9lnerifa's Sdladt. g8ir
ge6en no6 6rontreid, Inn ioweit pie
mogIid uniere Grfabrun9eu 5ur Ser
fiigrmg 81 iteaen. Dos groBe 9Sro-
6lem lit, ole 9lusOe6nung Der &ronf-
belt auf nod nidt Suii5irte gu Der,
bitten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-16
@craOc5n iOOliFrt.

@enerol Berlbing IN Boris. - Ser
omerifoniicbe Seerfiibrer giebt
ieiner @enugtbuung oariiber
9lus0rud, oaB er bal0 an Die
Sront geben fam.
@oris, 10. SUM. - g8ie berIau-
tet, miro General &eri6iug 6aI0 ouf
ldngere Belt uad Der 6ront obreien.
g&ad ieineln geitrieen BEND in Der
&ammer fu6r er nit ieinem Stab
auf Elm 6lugfel6, mo er fran50iiibe
0lilitdrilieger 6eo6adtete. 9}a6 ei-
ner Stlmoe fe6rte er na6 @oriS 81.
rid mO conferirte nit Dem @orine-
miuiiier. 9lm 9l6eno mar er ser @ait
BON &riegSminiiter @ainIebe.
Cine fur5e $auie in Dem geI6dfti-
gen Gag 6enubte ser General, nm
amerifoniiben unO frau50iiiden 8ei.
tlmgslelten Elm Snterbielp 81 getpdb-
rem @r murOe bon elmer @oriierin
ifi35irt unO go6 ieiner 6relOe 2hnS.
Orud ooB er 6alO ou Die 6ront ge6en
unO ii6 ieiner eigentliAen 9uiga6e
miOmen tonne.
6ron56iiid e 9lfa0emie
plant mpfang.
Die fran3oliIbe glfdoenlie 6at be.
idlolien General %eri6ing 5u be-
griiBen uno ibm am %. os. W}onatS.
einen @nlpfang 81 ge6en S5m 9lr-
mee-Glu6 poren 6eute @eri6iug um>
ieine Siii3icre Die @dite bon Mor-
i6all Soifre.
Gin G6cil ser Offi3iere @eri6ina'5
6oben 6ereits cine Eour ongetreten
I'M Die 9o6nOer5dltniiie oes 2anoes
fennen 81 lerneu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-16
gciIcrcs gcritauOnif nit Supum.

g8oibington Is. SUM. -
9llmaro Soto Ser ioponiibe @eianO-
te, 6otte bellte cine ltnterre0rng NIT
Sefretdr 2oniing, in pelcber 6ie
8mede Der ioponii6en oiplomatii6en
Delegation beIpro6en puroen ourA
melcbe 0aS &erbGltniB beioer 2Gn0er
ouf cine beiIere 8oliS geIteat mer0en
ioa. IS beiBt 0oB oae ole midtigen
unO perpleren 0iplomotii6en Sra-
9en be5iigli6 ser 9febolutionen i'm
fernen Often beipro1en merOen fol-
len. Ser Sefretdr conitotirte na6.
ber, OoB Ou8 N3iBDeritGnomB 6e5iIe-
lid ser giote oes @rGlioenten an
G6ino olfgefldrt iei. Snto fo6elte
leiner &e9ierung, ooB 0ie g3ote, lpie
iie Der ioponii9en 9fegierlng 5uge-
ion0t nur0e, MIR Elm Gommentar be-
8iiglib elmer @oibingtoner Gore
iponOen5 gepelen lei. Ser omerifo-
nii@e @eihdftstrdger in Tofio babe
Die 2oge ibon Dorber in dbgliher
@eiie auSeinanoer geiebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-16
uaandJ6o0tfriea nu0 arieoaFOitcl- 2

gSaitdJbDDtfrieg NIB SriegSfUlteit."
Gin 9[rtifel in Der n92or0oeutiden
9lagemeinen 8eitliug~. Gie
Ser. Staaten moaen gonferott
Der 9laiirten berbiiten, 10 beiBt es
in Dem 9lrtifeI. M Ieuti6lanO's
finan5iele 8erIuite oerbdItniB-
mdBig gering.
Berlin, oia 2onoon, IS. SUM.
Inter ser lleberidriit ,,Eaud.
bootfrieg uno 9riegsfoIten~ iaet Die
ng}orooellti6e 9lGeemeine 8eitung"::
DSn feinem ser frieefiibrenoen
2Gnoer bat Die 5rage Der &riegsfo-
item oen @rao bon glufmerfianfeit er.
reift, pie man borber angenommen
bate. Mlan lit falt 81 Der 9ebaup.
tirng eeneigt, OoB, ie b0ber ii6 Die
&riegsfoIten itellen, iie oeito menieer
9lufmerfiamteit erresen, uno 9loDo
Georges @rflGrlme betrefis Ger Ieb-
ten Silberfueeln miro lid pabridein-
lid ME belDabrbeiten.
Ger @intritt DER Ser. Staaten in
oen arieg miro in ni6t geringem
WoBe auf Den llmltano 5uriidgefii6rt,
OaB lie Dor langer 8eit idon ole
@ldubieer imierer 6einoe pur0en
Oeren Bancroft iie fommen ia6en
uno, 10 peit pie nl0glib, 81 perbiiten
miinidten. SSn 8erbinoung nit Ser
getbeiligung an Dem &riege imo
ibren weitreiden0eu S1iffsboupIG.
men lit eS beion0ers miinldensmert6,
Die 6rage Der Soften Der Sau9boot.
4riegiii6rune sur offentliden Dis-
fulton 3u bringen. g8ie perglei6en
iid Die materieaen 8erIuIte unierer
5einOe init oenienieen Die uns 8u.
eefiigt meroen? Die 9lntmort lit Ie6r
flar.
SIN Berglei6 81 Den enormen
@ertben, pelbe ole entente. N3d6te
tGglid an Sdiffen uno 2oouneen
einbiiBen, nobel oieienigen BON @ng-
LAMB I'M 8orOergruno Iteben, obne
Die Soften Der 9ef1nlpiung oes
Eau9bootfrieges 81 erlpGbnen, IinO
unIere 8erIilIte faIt beri6ninoeno ge.
ring. sic 6eiteben MIR in berlorenen
ll-9ooten uno W}unition.- Qieies
g6n8Iid lngIeide @erbGltniB miro
INNER mebr oifenbor BEL Dem Sort.
idreiten oes Gau6bootfrieges. Sc
mebr Rapital uniere Seinoe i'm
SHiffsbau anlegen, oelto GROCER miro
Der 8roaentiab ser berni9teten @er-
the, uno 3u oieier erb0bten 9lusoe6.
niing oiirfen mir Sen @rfolg unlerer
ll.9oot.Gampagne als boIfspirtb.
ibaftli6en @ewinn bon iofortiger
betro6ten.
llniere 6einoe baben aQeroinqs
oas 5elOeeibrei ongeitimmt yEonne
fir Come" auf welGer @run0lage
iie Oori6lagen, Griab fir oie our9
unlere 9au6boote erlittenen @erIuIte
81 Derlangen. 2Sn S9irfIi6feit err
Darten Iie faum cine iol9e 5rie0ens-
beoinglng ourd5ufii6reu. Sol9e
waren ME oorbonoen,
uno iie limo beute entfernter, aIs ie.
8ir f0nnen bertrauensboa unieren
ll.9ooten es iiberIafen ole 9(ntmort
auf cine iolde probIeriide 3or0erung
81 geben."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-16
lImrmbcm in 9llnnciOu.
9uenos 9lires bort bon elmer rcooIu.
tionGren 9epegrng in Chile.

tIonaren Seluegung in 9bile
9uenoS 9lires, 9lrgentinieu,
Is. SUM. - Cine beute eingetroffene
9epei6e aus 9Iluucion meloet oen
gluS6ru6 elmer peiteren reoolutiond.
rem gepeglng in Der 0leplbIif Chile.
Q trife &ramall in @ue.
nos 9Iires.
9uenoS Aires, 10. SUM. -
3piiden oen ltrifenOen 9(ngeIteIlten
elmer @roBidlddterfirma uno ser
Foli5ei lit es gu einem 3uiommenltoB
gefommen. @iebrere Nerionen tru.
gen 8erleblm9en oaOon. Sic Iiegie-
rllng bemiibt li6, gu oetmitteln lnO
cine 9eilegung oes 9lusltanoes 81
@ege 81 bringen.
9 raiilien Iegt 8ertb aui
6reuno 3 DAFT ser Ser.
Staaten.
81 10 Oe Saneiro, Is. SUM. -
Or. @enceSlau gra5, ser @rdlioent
Der &epublif 8raiiIien bat in elmer
aabeloepeiGe an Erdlioent @ilIon
anf'S neue ole 8erIiderung geeeberl
ooB 9ralilteu 3i ieiner Steanngnob.
me in Dem &riege 5piiGen Den Ser.
Staaten unO 1elltidlano Ieoigli9
ourd Die @ebote oes interuationolen
&edtS unO oen bOben @ert6, pelben
Rraiilien auf ole 5rernoidoft oer
Ter. Staateu legt, oeranIaBt poroeu
fei
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-16
9SIicoer erfuIoreid

Faris, 10. SUM. 9Ioiutant
&aoul 2uiberrp bon O}em.yorf. BON
Der Saiopette 9Ibtbeilung, bat nab TO-
eben eingetroffener 9ia6ribt ieineH
eliten @egner 6lr Strede aebra6t.
6iini feinolide 5lieger griifeu i'm an.
Ser ibm nd6lte @caner Itiir3te ndG
ieinem 25. s6uB ab. 9Ils aamera.
oen Sufberrp's in Si6t fameu. 8ogen
lib Die Oeutiben 6lieger 5uriid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-16

Der Erentino-6ront mor cine ie6r in.
teniioe 3mei feinOlihe 6lieger wur-
Den am 9lb6ange 0eS Mlonte &erena
imO inn 86ale oeS @}a9eio StruOelS
6eruntergeidoiien. 8luei ouOere wur-
Oen inner6al6 i6rer eigenen 2inien
i'm Sugauat6ole gum 9l6itieg ae-
3mungen Sine finite @iai6ine
murOe our6 unier @ei6iibfeuer ae.
trofien mO fiel am 9lbbange OeS
N}onte 3ee6io bera6. Sine inierer
N}oibineu miro beruiBt."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-16
sWoboOa ais spiomwer6er Ocr6aftet,

@aris, 10. Sllni. - Der i'm
6rii6ia6r 1915 BON Der @oriier 8oli-
sci unter Dem &er0u9t, elm Seuer an
9oro oes fran50iibeu Boiiagieri6if.
les uSa Gouraine4 perlriaHt 81 bas
ben in @epabriam genommene lno
ipdter entlaHene HaDmono 9fuff Swoy
booa lpuroe IN 3iiri9 per6aftet, mie
ser u9Setit Fariiien" bon ieinem 3ii-
rider Gorreiponoenten erfd6rt.
Spo6ooa miro bei6uloigt, Spione
gegen 5ranfrei6 ongemorben 5u ba-
ben @r ioa IN naben 8e5ieblugen 5u
einem @enfer @ei6Gftsmonn eeitan.
Den lein, Der fiir3li6 me9en Spionoee
in %aris 81 lebensldngli6em 3udt-
bauS 0erlrtbeilt mur0e.
Spobooa bate ii6 bel ieiner eriten
&er6aitung oarauf 6eruien, 0oB er
amerifanii6er 9iirger iei. 9eim
9ro5eB CAB er an Dab er S6min0
belize unO oeuti6er 9ieieroe-Ofii5ier
iei. @r wuroe aus 6ranfrei9 ausge-
wielen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-16
Die gaabrnmssmittel.Gase.

@nglano befolgt NIT groBem Snte-
relie 0ie Situation in Sen @erei-
nigten Stoaten. - gSie neit f6n.
men Oie Gntentenld6te auf 9lme-
rifa's Siilfe re6nen2
2onoon 16. SUM. - England
oerioIat init gr0Btem Snterelie oie
Gebotte i'm amerifani16en Senot
iiber Die 9tabringsmittel- -@orlogen.
Gie 9lliirten iino, mie 3ugegeben
miro, in Gorge biuii6tli9 slmerifa's
Stellng 81 Dem 2ebensmitteI-B I-Bro-
blem ser @elt Gieie 9eIorgnis
Ipiegelt liA tGglib in Ser britil6en
Frelie mieoer. Ole oWiail" un0 Oie
u%olt" 3. 9. betonen beute Oie Ie-
benSmidtige 9eoeutlng elmer baloi-
gen @nti6eioung Oes anerifaniIhen
-Gongreiies, oamit ole 9lQiirten pilien
m0geh ipie mcit iie auf 9lherifa's
9eiItan0 re6nen uno OemgemGB i6re
eigene g}a6rungsmitteIpoIitif einrib-
ten tonnten.
9laan 9lnoerion 8orliber ser 9ll.
Observation-Disclosures fir ole g9ei.
5eu5uiubr, mel6er 9aIfour auf iei-
uer 0diiion na6 9lmerifa begIeitet
bat iaBt Oie Sage pie folgt 0uiam-
men:
sd fam nit bieIen N1itgIieoern
oes amerifanii9en @etreioebanoels
5liammen imo Iie ba6er, lpie id
CLAUDE, Die groBe imO Oringenoe9}ot6
Ser 9lGiirten ooIlitdnoig eingeleben.
lle6eraa muroe mir oie @erfderung
9ege6en Bob ole 9riOotipefulotion
nidt lGnger in @etra6t fonlme, uno
ooB alle wiini6ten, ser ariIis nit
Der geringlten m0gli6en St0rung
Der SonOelS.Maibinerie 3u begeg-
men, SeOOb pie umo mann Oas Yro-
bIem Ger 2e6ensmittel.Gontrole in
oen Ser Staateu ael6it peroen ioa,
1T nod imflor.
o9lmerifa muB Oieie 9(ngeIegen6eit
in ieiner ci9eueu @eiie erleoigen.
Seoo6 mir, Die mir 10 ie6r bon ser
9to5rlngsSuiubr aus 0en Ser. Staa-
ten a66dngen, morten begierig auf
Die 20lunq. 9is Oo6in perOen mir
nidt I'M StonOe iein einen umfoiien-
oen @lnn ous3ulegen. Gos nGhIte
@ruteia6r lit iebt i'm i6neIlen Seran-
na6en.4
9ruiiIiens @ei3en3ufubr |
un5uldnglid.
&io oe Soneira 8roiiIien
15 Suni-SSil 9lnbetrabt ser 96at.
iode, ooB ole gorrdt6e bon importir-
ten @ei5en lm5uldneIib iilrO, lit oie !
&egierung bemiibt, einen intenIiben |
@etreioeon6ou i'm Stoate 9fio @ran. !
Oe 90 Sul 81 f0rOern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-16
9IitOr-SOtel mn6 $25OO 1a6Ien.

NFUF7NUltI IIlR PS0UU 5aDIen.
Rem Oorf, Is. Suni. - Cine
Sirp ipro6 geItern 6rau Sable 0is-
brow Suro, @attin oeS @rilnoeigen-
t6umsbGnOlers &obert 6. Suro BON
FougbfeepIie, oie Summe BON $2500
5u. 6rau-Suro botte ouf Sduoen-
eriab BON $4,000 geeen 6ie 8ertpuG-
tilng oes SoteI 9litor geflaat, neil Die
@eidGitsfii6rllng Oes SoteIs iie
i6le6t be6on6eIte, ais iie i6ren Mann
Dor Der S6iir i6res 3inmers i'm So
tel llmarnlte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-16

9ie Mbieknng bcs 0ries
6ent6nigs.
20 erfldrt 9aiier0S ilbelnt
in 8Dtidjaft an SDns
itantin,

CeutidIonO unO feline @erbiiuOeten
peroen Dem Iaouurdeu ben
Tbron pieOereeben 70 beiBt es
in Der 8otidaft. ~ 9ie 9lbreiie
Oes eg.a0nies unO ieiner 6omi-
lie BON 9ltben Ooaoiebt iid obue
ftorenoe 8mii6enfdGe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-16
gti gnuttontt
OeiUammeM 8rttem ams
gebIi6 0sldnOe.
SrUt bartnddiGen 0SiOer=
itamOes Der Seutibem.

2onoon meloet erfolgrei6en gIngriff
ouf Weitere EbeiIe Der iOoenonu-
ten SiuOeubure.9inie. Sin
rubiaer &oa meloet oos fran
5oiiibe arieesbureou. - 9(rtiGe-
rie alf itolieniider 6rout reee
tbdtia.
2onoou 10. SUM. - 0ie 6riti-
iden Streitfrdfte ba6en 6eute einen
9lngriff aui peitere G6eile Ger sin.
oen6urg.2inie nor0meitlidb BON 8ul-
lecourt unternonmen mO trob oes
6artnddiaen @i0eritanoes ser Gellt-
ihen einen G6eil Oieier SteQuugen
genonmen
Ole Ieutiden erlitten ongc6Ii6
b0dlt 6etrddtlibe @erllite.
gies miro in ser beute 9l6eno pom
britiiden 9lrmee6auptquartier ousge-
gebenen oiii5iellen Wlittbeilung &c.
meloet.
9riten @orItoBnobe 90 #
lines.
2on6on Is. Suni. g9ie oie
beutige omtlide 9efantge6lng BON
Der 8ront in 6ranfrei6 uuo 9elgien
meloet, iino Oie 9riten iiiOli6 umO
0itlicb bon @leiiines uno Lungs Dem
Ypern @omineS-&onal oorgeorungen
lmo baben iebt Die iriibere eriteSdii-
tengra6enlinie Der Geutiden bonn
Sps-6luB bis gum @ornope-5luB be-
iebt.
SSnfoIge ser geItern 9}adt ousge-
fiibrten Sperationen mo Oes onOau-
erno oiIsgeiibten Grudes 6aben ole
8riten ibre 9inien nm 500 bis 1000
yaroS an elmer Iieben W1eilen brei-
ten 5rOnt porgeidoben.
Gin rubiger EaG iagt
BariS.
9oris, 15 Suni n Gas 6elte
9lbeno pom iran5oiiiben ariegsbu-
reau beroiientlibte oifi3ielle 9nlle.
tin bat folgeuOen @ortlout;
Ser Gag Derlief inn aagemeinen
iebr nIbig abgeie6en BON oen 9l6-
idHitten bel Surtebiie unO Graome,
mo Die 9lrtillerie arf beioen Seiten
leb6aite &batigfeit 5eiate.
9 6armiiBel BEL oen Wlao5-
S0ben.
9aris, IS. SUM. - Ger 6euhge
omtlide 6rout6eridt oes fran50ii-
idenSriegs6ureous melOet, Dab oellt-
i6e 9luiflGrltngs .9l6tbeillngen mel
d)e geitern 9tadt im @eroun-9Roum
bei'm Siigel 304 unO an 0en @2aas-
S0ben Oor9ingen Ourcb Oos 5ener
Der 5ran5oien 5erI'relrt purOen
2lrtiIferiet6d dtiafeit ouf
italieniider 6rOnt.
q m bia 2onOon 10. Slmi. ~
Der 6elte 9fd6mittog bonn itolieui.
iGen @eneraIita6 ausgege6ene off
5ielle 9eri6t iagt 5olgenoes:
u9lut Der gan5en 6ront mar oie Sir.
tiIlerie-Gbdtigfeit oor6errideno
lluiere 9lrtillerie bat feinolibe
.glniommlun9en in Ser gid-
be Oes 9o6n6ofes bon Gaaiono unO
@olonnen ouf Dem @}oride inn Ger.
ragnola-I6ole llno inn Sugana.Sba.
le beiboien
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Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1917-02-09
Better Farming
Campaign Feb. p

Don't forget the date-Thurs-
day, Feb. %.
Make Farming in West Ten
nessee Bring More Money" is the
slogan OF the West Tennessee bet
ter farming campaign. In con-
Quoting this work all agricultural
agencies will cooperate and send
prominent speakers and men Of
experience to tell how more mon
ey can be made on West Tennes-
sec farms.
-Four meetings will be held in
Weakley county on Feb. Ozone
each at Latham, Martin, Sharon
and Gleason. Four men speakers
and one lady speaker will be at
each place named above to present
the subjects.
1t behooves every citizen Of
WeakleY county to observe the
date, not only as George Washing
toms birth day, but as a day Of
meeting all our farmer friends in
a general farmers union with the
object in view Of lining up to make
the good year 1917 one Of the most
profitable farming years in the
history Of the county.
Remember the date and plan to
attend the meeting nearest you.
Watch the Enterprise next week
for full program.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1917-02-09

If the bone dry" law is to be
made effective it must be done
BY strict application Of the law,
whether the yiolator be the poor,
Ignorant negro or the polished
gentleman Of influence higher up.
There are those who are already
predicting that this law, like the
law prohibiting the sale or giving
away Of cigarettes or cigarette pa
pers in Tennessee, will soon be-
come SO generally violated, as is
the anti-cigarette law in Weakley
county every day, that it also will
become a dead law. We shall see
what we shall see.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1917-02-09

see is as much a monument to
Carmack's memory as was the
abolition Of slavery in the nation
to that Of Abraham Lincoln.
But there are numerous Lincoln
monuments and memorials Of the
substantial sort in various parts
Of the country, and Tennessee
should complete the proposed mon
ument to Carmack, The consum-
nation Of the prohibition move
ment is a fit time for its erection.
Nashville Banner.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1917-02-09
A CARMACK MONUMENT.

| "A S12AVNAASA hOAN " mGAN IL
Something is said occasionally
Of the monument it was proposed
to raise to the memory of the late
Senator E. W. Carmack, and the
still vacant pedestal it was intend
ed the monument should sur.
mount. All Of this serves to sug.
gest that the "bone.dry" law the
legislature has just passed is a
monument to Carmack and one
that pays more marked tribute to
his memory than would the bronze
statue it was proposed to erect.
Prohibition would probably have
come in Tennessee as it has come
in other states, but Carmack gave
great impetus to the cause. The
first prohibition laws would not
have been!passed at the time they
were put on the statute books but
for the campaign he had made in
the year previous. He was the
first public man seeking state
office in Tennessee, through either
of the leading political parties, to
declare Iopenly and unequivocally
for prohibition. He made bold
war on the liquor traffic, and his
declaration that the saloon sshad
sinned away its day of grace"
sounded its knell of destruction.
Unequivocally his tragic death,
following so soon after the CAM
paign be had made, and SO soon
before the assembling Of the leg
islature, gave strong impetus to
the prohibition movement.
There had been prohibitionists
in Tennessee before Carmack, and
at a time when he was not a
prohibitionist, still it is not going
to Tar too say that be did more to
bring prohibition in the state than
any other man. He aroused the
sentiment and set in motion the
machinery that has eliminated in
the bone dry" law, and the COM
plete extirpation Of the liquor traf-
&c that it promises.
Complete prohibition in Tennes. /
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1917-02-09
SENATOR ELKINs AUTHOR.

It way not be generally known
that former State Senator Robt.
A. Elkins Of Dresden is the author
Of the celebrated "bone dry" pro-
hibition bill passed by the legisla-
ture last week, and which is now
a law in full operation, but such
is a fact.
This bill was drawn by Senator
Elkins, author Of the custer law,
and who also 10 the author Of the
storage bill, the locker club bill
and other temperance bills enact
ed into law by the present legisla-
ture.
Senator Elkins, both as a legis-
lator and as a private citizen, has
always thrown the full weight Of
his powerful influence and bright
intellect on the side or morality.
He has been particularly active in
the prohibition cause. He is a
conservative, popular gentleman,
and, should be care to launch out
further in politics, the Enterprise
predicts there are still greater
laurels in store for him.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1917-02-09
BANKER
PRAISES LEMOLAC

Mr., A, Y. Allen, with s. M. VIII
Hanson Trust Co., Memphis, Tenn.
says;
II take pleasure in advising that /
have given Lemolac a thorough trial
and find it, not q substitute for Gallo
mel, but better medicine. It is pleas
ant to take and leaves no bad effects.
/ keep it for the use Of my family and
gladly recommend it.
Yours, truly, A, Y. ALLEN.n
Lemolac is a purely vegetable liquid
medicine and is sold under positive
guarantee to give satisfaction by ]. o.
Alexander, Dresden, Tenn, and all
live druggists who please their custo-
mers.
P. Sill you forget the name spell
calomel backward.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1917-02-09
GO TO CHURCH

If you are an unbeliever and
don't go to church, don't be q
scoffer at religion.
While the go-to. church move
ment has been sweeping the coun-
try like a prairie fire, there are
found in every community men
who seek to betitle it. To these
men a special appeal here is made.
What would the country be with
out its churches? What would it
be without religion? Just ponder
for a minute. There would be an
era OF lawlessness and crime that
would be awful to contemplate.
Even unbelievers will admit
that the churches benefit a com.
munity. OF course there may be
some people who go to church
just for the appearance OF things.
But happily there are thousands
who are sincere in their worship
OF God, These people help to
make this glorious country what
it is. Statistics show that there is
a minimum Of crime in COM
munities where there are plenty
OF churches. The most hardened
criminal has been reached by an
appeal to his better nature, by an
appeal to his belief in supreme
being.
Basically, everybody is all right.
To use an apt saying, There's a
lot of bad in the best Of US, a lot OF
good in the worst Of us" Going to
church surely brings out the best
in us. Propinquity is a great
thing. A man who goes to church
regularly, even as matter OF
5folm, eventually is sure to imbibe
IShe teachings Of God. The en-
4ironment will make him RICH.
teous, it will make him a better
citizen.
It is not enough that you go to-
church. Be prepared to answer
the scoffer. Don't give him any
peace. Try to show him where he
is wrong. Everybody can do
little for the go.to-church move
ment, Are you doing it?
i is that you go to church,
Get others to goI
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1917-02-09
THE STEADY SUBSCRIBER

How dear to our heart is the steady
subscriber,
Who pays in advance at the birth oil
each year,
Who lays down the money and does it
quite gladly,
And casts round the office halo OF
cheer.
He never says: "stop it, l cannot
afford it,
I'm getting more now than | read, !"
But always says, "Send it; our people
all like it
The fact is we think it help and a
need"
How welcome his check when it reach
es our sanctum.
How it makes our pulse throb; how it
makes our heart dance!
We outwardly thank him, we inwardly
bless him
The steady subscriber who pays in
advance.
Edinburgh Sentinel.