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The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1917-08-31
ALL ROADS MUST BE MARKED

The State Highway Department, in
calling attention to the various pro-
visions of the new road laws, insists
that section Go, page AGA, Session
Laws 1917, must be complied with by
all road overseers in the State. The
section referred to is given herewith
in full:
every overseer shall erect and
maintain at every road fork or
road crossing in his district that
would likely mislead, a finger
board, containing a legible in
scription, directing the way and
noting the distance to the next
important place on the road, for
which he may be allowed not to
exceed one dollar, to be paid out
of the road fund of the district"
There are few counties in Missou-
ri in which the roads are properly
marked, and it would be gratifying
to our people to have this county be-
come one of the first to fully comply
with this section of the law.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1917-08-31
Full Text of President Wilson's Note
Rejecting Pope Benedict's'Peace Plans

Washington, Aug. 28.-Following is
the full text of the note in which Pres.
idcnt Wilson tells Pope Benedict the
United States can enter into no peace
negotiations looking toward the res
toration Of the status quo ante bellum
and "it would be folly to take the
path Of peace" if it does not lead tc
the goal pointed out by his holiness:
August 27, 1917-To His Holiness
Benedict XIV, Pope:
In acknowledgement of the commun.
icaticn Of Your Holiness to the bellig-
erent peoples, dated August l, 1917
the President of the United States re.
quests me to transmit the following
reply:
Every heart that has not been blind
ed and hardened by this terrible war
must be touched by this moving APP
peal Of His Holiness the pope, must
feel the dignity and forces of the hui
name and generous motives which
prompted it and must fervently wish
that we might take the path Of peace
he so persuasively points out.
But it would be folly to take it if
it does not, in fact, lead to the goal
he proposes. Our response must be
based unon the stern facts and upon
nothing else, II is not a mere cessa-
-ion of arms he desires. if is a stable
and enduring peace. This agony must
NOT be gone fhrouoh with again and
it must he n matter of very sober
Judgment that will insure ms against
It.
His Holiness in substance prouoses
that we return to the status duo ante
bellnm. and that then there be a gem
eral condonation. disarmament and a
concert of nations based mon accen-
lance Of the nrinciule of arbitration
that bv smaller concert freedom of
the seas he established and that the
territorial claims of France and Ttalv,
tha nernleving nroblams of +he RalLan
Stotes and tbe restitution Of Poiand
he left to such conciIiaforv adiuet-
mants as NAV he noesiblo in the now
temner Of sHcb a neace dua regard
hoing maid r. Tho asniratione Of +ba
neonies whose noIiticei fort,1nes and
afiliations viii he invoived
=. - ~, 80 -. r 49,,
~ ~ Iilal am InaU no par i, VI Inl5
program ram can th pe successfully ;tt: carried
out uilieSs tI if res t:l OF tae STATUS
quo anIe ptlluIn furnishes I'm a., urn ahu
ss Sd ~, paSlS IHI It, me opJecV
"a ehlS war Is 70 s eellve u, Iile free peo1
RIeS % 1re WIN ifoi one rlgiiace anu
ta6,isbn2ept controi,ed by an -i irrnsro M
sibIe government Which HAVING So
cretIv MANNED tn dominate The World
nroceeded to carry The nlan ont VIII,
o,it regard either ~ tbe ' sacred obii.
cations Of treaty or The iongeaetob-
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1917-08-31
HITTING THE SNIPERS

In an address at the Union League
Club, New York, Elihu Root, who had
just received a medal from the City of
New York for distinguished valor in
the service of his country" paid his
respects to the snipers who are en-
gagged in shooting our soldiers in the
back.
Mr.. Root is not given to violent
defamation, as a rule but some of the
things he has seen and heard since
his return from Russia must have
moved him powerfully. Among other
things, he said:
There are men walking about
the streets of this city tonight
who ought to be taken out at
sunrise tomorrow and shot for
treason. They are doing their
work under false pretense, they
are pretending to, be for their
country and they are lying in ev-
cry way and in every word. They
are covering themselves with the
cloak of pretended Americanism.
If we are to be competent and fit
for our liberty, we will find them
out and get at them.
"There are some newspapers
published in this city every day
the editors of which deserve con-
viction and execution for treas
on. And sooner or later they will !
get il" ta7
Doubtless there are people in ev-
cry community who are unintention-
lily spreading treason by loose talk.
They are opposed to the war, for one
'eason or another. and arc being clev-
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1917-08-31
THE LAST CALL

Since mailing out statements re.
Gently, to all subscribers for The
Times, whose subscriptions were ir
arrears, as well as to all those whose
subscriptions will expire on October
LIST, and calling for advance payment
from all those who may desire this
paper continued to their address, we
have received remittances from many,
for which we desire to extend our
heartiest thanks. A few errors were
made in these statements-Only a
few-which were unavoidable, and we
are now using every possible precau-
tion to see that all such errors are
corrected, so that if you are paid in
advance, yet received a statement,
you will now be properly credited.
But there are still many in arrears
from whom we have not heard as yet.
To all such we wish to again say
and to insist-that their papers will
be discontinued on October LIST, pro-
viding we do not receive their remit
lance during the month of Septem-
Der. We have no desire to appear ar
bitrary in this matter. This is a con-
ditiOn which has been forced upon
The Times management by the ex-
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We are putting forth our very best
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Therefore we feel it is not presuming
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We are DESTROYS of keeping every
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The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1917-08-31
GERMANY'S WAY OUT

The one thing that President Will
son insists upon as an essential pre-
liminary to peace negotiations is a
dependable authority in Germany.
That authority must come from the
people. He does not demand the de-
thronement of the kaiser, but he does
demand the dethronement of the abso-
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1917-08-31

Arctic explorer Donald B. McMil-
Ian has returned from several years
exploration of the frozen north and
reports that Croker Land, discover
ed" by Perry, is a myth, though was
not Cooked" up by the latter; that
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1917-08-31

it is only a mirage, though apparent
ly so real that it had his party be-
lieving for four days that it was
beautiful land of forests and noun
tains, which disappeared when wealth
err conditions permitted.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1917-08-31

1t will be aterrible blow to Senator
Jim Reed of Missouri to have to ask
Mr.. Hoover to pass the biscuits.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1917-08-31

Evidently Gen. Haig believes that
all things come to him who waits,
provided he keeps moving toward what
he has set his heart upon.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-18
Ttfranott.
Sin japanii6er Tra9t.
9ampfer
sJm Ditli6em NSaciTc lief
,,SOtO !6ira OOlarm" amf.

Sdiff uno 2ooune mer0en b0lig
DerIoren eeeebeu. O2aberes
iiber oie 9erienfine Oes ruff
ideu Gorpeoobootes o2ieuteuaut
9ourofoff". II Cine SGuitrution
ruiiii6er 3uitdnoe. II Sdiff nit
glmerifonern an 8oro bon 8luei
lI-9ooteH ougegriifen.
Can 8ranciSco, IL. 9lugnIt.
Ger iapauiide 5radtoampfer
,9oto 6ira W2aru" lit am 81. Suli
i'm Ccfilicben @ociiic geitranoet g3ad
elmer bei Der 6ieiigen Sanoelsfammer
eingeeangenen D1eloung peroeu
Shiif lmo Gargo, oas auf 1000.
600 bepert6et miro, gang perloren
ieiu. 9e3iiald oes Sdidials ser
@emannrmg 1T in DER 8otiboit nibts
ent6alten.
Ger Gompier ge60rte Der 8irma
Wlibui 4 So BON can 6rancisco.
Seine qaolng bcitano aus $500 Eon.
nen Stiidgiitern.
Gas 5diff f6r aus einem iapani-
iden Safeu uad Can 8rancisco ab
mo mar porber bereits ais IA Gage
iiberidllig eemeloet poroen.
g1dberes ii6er Gerfenfung 9
ruiliIden Eorpe0o.
boots.
B etersburg, IL. glugiiit. -
Gas rliiii6e Sorpeooboot, 0eiicn lin.
tergaug in ser Gitiee geiteru gemeI.
oet puroe, NOR ser n9ieiltenont 9ous
rafofi". IS itieB na6e Dem 9llono-
glrdipel auf cine 0}ine. Gas Ior-
pcooboot iolste einem @ei6wooer
bon 3eritorern; an 9oro eines oer-
ieI6eu befnno iid Der N1arineminiIter.
Ser @larineniiniiter telegrapbirte
an @renier aerensfp, DAB er cine
Der mddtigiten aiiiteu.9atterien, ole
nit Der &ert6eiOigimg Oes Serrito.
RUINS in Ger 9ld6e Der llnfollItdtte
6etralt lit, in boaig oisorgoniiirtem
3uitanoe fano. Sic 9otterie mar
BON Steinbaliien umae6eiJ melde
Den aononen i'm @ege iparen; eS
iuaren feline &ddpoiten otsgeiteqt;
Die aononiere lagen Inn 10 ll6r0}or-
gems nod i'm Shlafe, uno es fonnte
fein 9Ilarm aege6en ueroen, ga oic
Telephone uibt in Sronmg wa-
rem.
Son 5mei Eou6 6ooten a n.
gegriffeu.
NfoDnnro, Maiiy H. 9luguit.-
Gin Ganpfer, Der oas onerifoniI6e
Sol5faler-Gorps 9lr. 8 nod einent
britiiben Safen 6radte, puroe i'm
WlittG5can bon gpei llnteriee6ooteu
onaeariiieu
Iieie &unOe nuroe 6elite noh bier
in cinem 9riefe gebradt Der BON ei.
mem amerifaner a6aeianot woroeu
mar 8mei Gorpeoos puroen ouf
Oas Sdiif obeefeuert; 6eiOe OerniiB,
ten i5r 3iel INN Elm paar SUB. Ger
Canipfer botte es ieiner groBen Sc
ihwinoigfeit 81 oeroanfen, Dab er
entfam.
Bier 9diffe iibcrfdIlig.
Gin pocififder Safen H.
9(Iaiiit Gier Sdiffe, orei aneri.
foniide uno ein britifdes iino in
oieiem Saien ii6eridaig lmo iino be.
reits bon ibren Gigent6iinern mo
9lgenten oerloren gege6en. Su @le.
rineireiien miro geglau6t, ooB oieiel.
ben our9 SoQenmaidinen perientt
mlroen Die pon feinolihen 9lgentelt
alf i6nen ueriiedt uiroen
Gieie E6eorie iono 6eute neue
Qin6rung ais elm nabe oieien So-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-18
1Ieiidlpeeiie iteiacm lueiter.

G6icogo, II. 9hlgult - Die
9iirgerfriee5 Freiie fiir 6leiicb wilr-
oen bellte ii6erboten. Gonnunenten
be5ablen nun Oie 601Iten, je oagepe.
ienem @reiie fiir Steaf, 9ioait6eei,
S6weinsfoteletten S9infen Sped
uno 2ammileii6, mie Gbicagoer
aleinbGnoler mitt6eilen.
9(b6iilfe fam nur pon ser @ero6.
ieBung Der @etreioepreiie tonnen,
mas nun in &Guoen oes gtabulngs.
mitteI. .Gontroleurs SooOer lieet.
GroBbdnoler glauben ooB Gie6-
5iichter i'm @eiten Den &erfouf BON
9ie6 5uriid1olten, Inn G06ere Ereie
81 er3ielen. 9esbal6 merOen ole
&reiie nod 5o6er ee6en. Sorter.
bouie Steof miro balO 90 unO 60
@ents folten, uno anoere 6leiiAior.
ten meroen 1bnlid i'm Freiie iteigen.
S6weinefleiid lit um 8 Gents ge.
ltiegeu, Sped foitet 6eute AS Gents
oas @htn0. Oas &u6litlim faliit
MN eroBteut6eils Die i'm aaeemeinen
biaiger eemeienen 6leii9iorten pie
nGbud~ uno n9iounoiieaf~ wel6e
MN aber megen Der gtadiroge per-
DdltniBmdBiJ tbeuerer geworoen iino,
ais ole idnad6aiteren Stiide.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-18
9Iuge6li6cr SpiOu pcr6aftct.
Or. 9lrmgaro aorl @raues, ser ii6
ielbit einen intcrnatioualen Spion
nennt, in Soit megen 3onenge-
leb-lle6ertretung.

&oniuS Gitp, II. 9ligult.
Or. 9lrmgar0 Sorl @jroOeS, Der iid)
iel6it einen internationoleu Spion
nulnte lno Ser in 1914 ehuos me-
ni9 beneioen9mert6e %romineu3 oa.
oltr1 er6ielt, ooB er cine groi1iire
ieiner Gria6rungen ais nperi6nlider
Spion 0cS &aiierS" publi5irte, wir.
Sc geItcrn 9lbenO in ser llnion.5ta.
tim bier BON Sun0eSagenten perGaf-
tet neil er obne @rlau6niBiAer in
elmer fiir ieinoli6e gluslGnoer &c.
ibloiienen Gene ermii6t muroe. @r
er5dblte oen 9lgenten, 0aB er fir 0ns
9un0es Staats0eportenent ar6eite.
9tad iciner Ger6aitlrng CAB er aud
cine @rfIdrung o6, BOB er iic5 lnter-
meos na6 1cnper beiinoe, Inn BORT
iic6 llrflinOen 81 peridoffcn Ole ooie
Saeeitinlitdt Ger So6el3ollern-6aini-
lie" no6weileu ipiirOen. SSn IeineH
9eiibe fano man 0ofumente be5iig-
ii6 Der @riinoung elmer 0Sadien.
llnion" in oen Ser. Staaten. @r
mar mitteloS uno Grnli6 gefleioet.
Gie 9unoes6comten erflGren 0aB Die
Oireite llriadc ieiner %er6aihme ole
iei OaB er auga6, er ar6eite fiir oos
Stoats Deportement. @r ioa iic6 in
perihie0enen weitlihen StdOten ols
elm &eprdientnnt OeS 0epartement5
auseeee6en baben uno in 9(nbetr9ht
iciner irii6ercn G6Gtiereit bielt man
es fir 0os Bette, i'm in @eluobriam
1l nehmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-18
9iidlter qnndl in @irainirn.

@eat6Spille, @o., II. 9lua.
- Sier eingelaliene 9todti6ten be-
lagen, ooB aeitern 9lbenO in 2iaian
Go., oer 9ieger gSiaiam Eage, mel
der bcibuloigt mar, einen 9lnariif
mlf 5wei iilnoe @}Go6en oeriubt 3it
6a6en ben i'm 6ewoc6enoen 9eamten
entriiIen gnO geIDndt moroen lit. @s
6eiBt oies iei ser erite 9pndmoro in
&irginien felt tS SSabren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-18
9SOii6ei0rOernna ueriaot.

g8oibington II. 9(ueuit.
~9uQ4, oie hefannte glem-yorfer ia.
tDrlide Monatsidrift, lit nad einem
@er6or Dor @enerolpoitneiiter 9urle-
ION BON Der 9ei0roerung ais @oit.
ia6e Der 2. aluiie ausgeihIoiien NOR
ben. Serr @urleion ertannte, ooB
oos 9lntt in leincn lebten 0rei 9ainl.
mern Saben gebra6t bot, oie ullter
Dem Spioua9eeeiet nibt nit Der Aoit
beioroert per0en 0iirieu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-18
Grtreme Wlnnnadnen.

gSir0 Die 9iegierung gegen Die S. ".
gS inn glor0melten itn0 on Ger
4Saciiic.aiiite treifen Sulp.
den MIR I'M Sale GROCER llnrp
ben.
@of6iugton II. 9uguit.
Die 9iegierung ma6te iid berte be
reit. irgeuo melher Sihiotiou entac,
gen5utreteL Die inn 9ioroueiten oocr
an ser pocifiiGen aiiite infolae 0cs
oro6enoen Strifes Ser $. S9. g8. on
20. 9(uguIt in &oi6ugtou Oregon
Wiontono uno SS0a6o entiie6en f0n-
ne @rtreme NldBno6men, iogar
Die 9lbienolmg bon 9un0eStruppen
nad Sen oiii5irten @egenoen iper-
oen getroiien meroen. Gruppen mey.
oen ieoob mr geianot Deroen pent
gefd6rlic6e llnrl6en ousbreden ge.
gen Oie Die Staots-, oocr 9lu0es6a-
BORDEN nid5t an0erpeiti9 antGmpfcS
f0nneu, o0cr I'M cine Stirring ccr
@riegsinOuitricen 5u 0er6in0ern. Su
leBterer S5iniibt iiu0 Die 9Ctoritdtcn
enti6loiien, oaB feiu Gin6olt oieicr
Snoultrieen 5ugelaiien peroen miro.
Iie @ipil6ebor0cn iino bereit aa-
bergem66nliGe @}aBna5mcn 5u trei.
fen, I'M oieie ,Sn0uiirieen I'M @onGe
81 balten lm0 iollten lie 0orin nid)t
erfolgreid iein 10 mer0en Die Srup-
pen requirirt meroen. geridte ans
oeu Giitriften, in oenen oie llnrlt
ben erluortet lDeroen 5eigieu peui1
glenoerung in Der Gage, rmO Die Be
amten bier boiieu, Dab Oie Strifeut
ruben feline eriremen @}oBregeln Der.
llriaden meroen.
sc ob bate sic 0ber6ono.
Seottle, @oi6., II. gluouIt
6rnu &ote Sa0ler cine io3ioliitii6e
&eonerin wurOe eeitern 9lbeno bier
bon Der 8oli3ei, nodoem iie cine oi-
fentlibe glniprode gebolten batte,
berbaftet, ieooh bon elmer iiber 0os
Gorgeben Ger 8eonten oufee6radten
W2enihenmenge mie6er befreit, un0
man iit lett iiber i6ren 9(lfentbolt
I'M llntlaren. 0ie @oli5ei ideint
nic6t 81 piiien, mas iie tbuu ioG, I'M
meitere offentli6e gieoen Ser 6rou 81
berbinoern uno beobii1tigt ii6 bel
Ger gunoesbe6oroe Got6 3lt boIen
ebe iie meitere Sbritte unternimnt.
8mei fleine &erionunlitngen bot
ten inn 2oufe 0es geItrigen Cages
ltottgefunoen o6ne Ger @oli3ei 9ln-
IoB gum @inidreiten su geben. Gie
@erIoumling, in melder Srmi SoO.
Ter iprodb, ioate in ser Seattle glre-
no~ abgebolten peroen sod llnter-
iogte sic Soalleitlnq oie 9enubung
Der Soue lm0 ole Gerionlmnmq fou0
Inn 5reien Itott. 9ieoner Scr oSSSn0u.
itriol g9orferS Of t1e @orlo" ipra-
den in ollen eeitrigen @eriammllm-
gen troboem iie nidt on9efiinoigt
iporoen woren. Seute ioa bier cine
GeriommIling 0es u@eople's Gom.
cil", AUDI ais oglmericon Conference
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-18
Siencr im Gdlodl.Snrnier.

u 0 d tier, II. 9Iuault. Oscar
Gboies, Sefretdr oes nSiooc g. 9Rice
Erogreiii0e GbeB Club, bat oos
Championship Slrnier Der yglep
gorf Stote G6eB 9(iiociation~ im
0Seneco-Sotel" oemonnen. gr Idlug
%billips uno errei6te Oanlit 61a
9oints. 90 fein an0erer Gonflrrent
mebr gefdbrlit6 it, miro er ionlit Sen
iilbernen S@od-G0nig, Dor Sobrcn
bon Dem oeritorbenen %rofeiior sSSlooc
g. 9Ricc geitiftet ouf Elm Sobr erbol-
ten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-18
Cnt6niiaitiid anfscuonrmcu.

N-N+NAtiAtRt AttI
9lppca sur fettung oes &aterlonoes
Dor Dem ,fremoeu Epronnen" TT
Bon oen &eteranen Ser reoolutio-
nGren 9emeglmgen in 9luBlano
erlaien. ~ JhlBlonos @enerdlii
limo duBert iid in 5uoerii6tIi@er
&eiie.
@eterS SURG IL. 9(uguit. Fl
&eteranen ser rlliiii6en reDolutiond
rem @emegimQen, meiIt Sii6rer Ger
INSTRUMENTATION Rartei, 6ielten
6eiite cine Gerioumlung i'm @}iAoel
S6eoter, in melc1er N}o0ome @otbe-
rine greibfoosfoDa mo Frie5 @etei
&uropatfm 2nipraden 6ielten. 9eioe
iebrten 6efanitli6 fiir3G6 aus Der
&er6ouuung 3uriid. Ole &eoner op-
peairten an lore @0rer, 0as Batter
Ian0 geacn sen irem0en GDronnen 81
pert5ei0i9en umo miirOeu nit gro
Bem Gnt6uiiasmuS 6cgriiBt.
General &ornilo,ff 3nDer-
ii6ttidk
@cterSburN IL. 9ngrit.
General anorniloit ser @66itfom,
manoireuoe Der uliiiiben 9trmee'n,
iagte 6eute in einem NnterDicip, ooB
iniolge Ser eueraiiAen @}aBua6men,
Die bon i6m crgriiien woroen ieien,
ole &onpi 6d6igfeit ser 9lrmee be.
oeuieno geitdrft moroen lei. @r 6ofie
aui cine bollfommene Degeneration
Ger ruiiii1en Streitfrdite.
Ger @eneral iogtc ooraus, oaB iib
Cperotiouen Don gigautiidem llm-
iaug olf Der runIdnii6en 6rout mo
anoersmo abipielen miiroen beion-
0ers I'M 9ioroen 100, mie er an0eu-
tetc, oie @}5qIidfeit glei6setiaer
Gperotionen 5u 9anoe uno sur see
beite6e. ST. go6 Der 9luiibt 9lusorud,
DOB elm on0erer er-8eIo3ug I'M.
Oermeiolid iei.
@eneraliiiimo nn0 Gre
mier in 9erot6ung.
&eterSburg, T.. 9luguit
@cuerol aorniloit Der 6oditfom-
mmoiren0e Der ruiiii6en 9lrmce'n
traf 9eitern bier elm uno Bate cine
laugere 9erat5uug nit @remier See
renStD.
Sic ruiiiid i@We6iide
@ren5c wie0er offen.
&etcrS burN II. 9Hlguit.
Gie ruiIii6-ibwe0iibe @ren3e, weIbe
fiirjli6 geiperrt muroe, lit ieBt pieoer
geofinet mor0en
IS @enerolitrife in 6inn-
lono poriiber.
@eliinQfors IL. 9luguit. a
Ger @eneralitrife in 6innlano 1T be-
enoet.
CGiuer 9ladri6t 5uiolae 6aben
Rubell6rmgen, Oeruriabt ourd
@langel an 2e6ensmittel cine Ga6i-
netsfriie in 8innlono ee3eitigt)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-18

Beginner iid >6ie 3uit5nOe in Spo-
nien m5ulaiien.


9oris, II. 9luQuit ~ Sine Ge-
pei6e aus @}aori0 an ole .9liiociirte
&reIie" neloet, ooB laut 9laAridten
ans olleu E6eileu Sponiens iid iett
aQes mieoer normal aeitaltet Sn ca
booeQ, na6e 8arcelono, mar eS uot6-
menoig, &ononen gescu @orrifaoen
3ii ge6rau9eu. Bier S1iier muroen
5ertriinimert mo me6rcre Strifer
qct60tet o0er oermlmoet. 3mei Sol-
ooten muroeu getootet luo 3e6n oer-
mimoet.
Sci eiuem 0eriudien 9(S6rud
ais oem @eidn9niB in Maorio fam
eS 81 enem Gampf NIT Solooten
uno beioe G6eile 6atten eiucl @erltit
bon me6reren Eooten un0 &ermlm.
oeten. IS 6eiBt, ooB &eoolltiondre
in Spaucn, bic 9iu6eIt0rmgen ans
mi6eno, cine 9cireiung ser @eiange-
nen aeplant 6otten
sSn @}aoriO 6elebt iiA ser &erfe6r,
Gini8e Su6uUerfe uu0 SiraBen6a6n,
iuaggons iinO mie0er i'm 9etrie6.
9iad elmer NieIomg al Sic SaDas-
9loeutur 6a6eu ii1 sic oer6aiteten
Sirifer nidt on ser @eioneeneu-
9feuterei 6et6eiligt. Der gluirtbr
entiimio 6ei oen 9eind bon Sani-
lien ser 9(rreilalten i'm @eidngniB.
Nlebrere ser 6ii6rer Scr @}cllterei
iuiuOen get00tet.
Cine @lcuterei bon @eiaugeneu
in Dem 3uht6alie 5u Sontono, wel-
de our6 sic anae6li6 minoermer-
t6igc Scott 6er6cigefii6rt uuroe, 1T inn
Seine erltidt mor0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-18

fen 6ei6dftieter @latroie er5dblte,
Dab 5loiben Oie Sdure elt6ielten,
IN Yulocrfoiten gefunOeu ipuroeu,
Die ols Cargo berianot meroen ioQt
ten. Die 6loiben iparen 10 angs.
6robt lporoeh Dab lie 5eeim Ser
6recbeu oos @uloer in 9rano aeiebt
boben miiroen
Gie iiberfdaiaen S6iiie iinO Oie
omerifoniideu Sdooncr o@inslow"
imo u9etuga" uno oas anerifanilbe
SegeIidiff ~, 6. SlaOe~ mo Der
britiide 6ra6toompfer &Seirlna."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-18

for Democracy ono Germs Of 3eoce"
6cfount obgebolten mer0en.
sSn 9iiDcr &ouge, elmer @oritoot
bon Getroit, W5ic6., boben oie 9e9or-
Sen oerfiigt ooB ale rs. g8. 8.~-
9}itgIie6er Sen Ort imber5iigIid 5u
berlolien 6o6en. g9er Dem 9efe6l
nibt nadfoumt, miro eiugeiperrt.
2ie Srts6eb0r0e iogt in ibrer Be
fonntmodtne, Dab iie rs. g8. 81
2cilte fiir Ole wieoerbolten Shifes in
0eu y@rcot Bates engineering
&orfs" peranhportli6 9laltbe. Sn
cen gSerfen iin0 in Sen lebten 8ebn
Eogen orei 9(usItdnoe ousgebroGen
mo 6eigelegt woroem troboem oie
@eieai6oit erit tiir5lic6 i6ren 9lr6ei-
tern cine 2obnerb0bung bon 10 @ro-
aent 6ewiaiet 6otte.
g[uf SEN @ dub qebro6 t.
SIN Selologer 3u gluniiton gllog
bot Guortiermeiiter @8oior s. 8. 0ll-
lin 8pei 0lonner berboiten loiIen, oie
inter oen 9lr6eitern lln5iifrieoenbeit
81 itiften iudtcn. Gie Sditlin9e go-
Zen 5uL @iit9lieocr Der rSSnoiItriol
g9orfers Of tbe g8orIo@ 81 iein rno
wuroen filr8er6onO NIT Dem @eiebL
uic6t 3uriid5ufebren ollf einen 9abn-
3ug geiebt uno o6geido6en.