davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1917-04-19

= met links this morning and ~
vaa couapieiui1e ~ soflssiog frorn fAe'
stalking TESTING.
y DON'T wonder with his wife tryins
- 81 lnto fi.e awtua.' - Baihm'"
Amaficsa.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1917-04-19

ton than can these two. 1T the
same time they fit into the rota-
ton: Corn, SOY beans, wheat.
clover, by substituting beans for
part OF the SOY beans.
Soil
Corn does best on rich,
deep. loamy soil. The same is
true of beans. Heavy Gays re-
tard g owth of vines. but beans
yield well in proportion. Corn
should me usually after a sod.
Beans will do well after a sod,
but fit tie rotation best after
corn.
Time
Now is the time to get ready.
making every minute count.
Hired men and owners, for pa
triotic reasons, should spend
more time in the field. Corn
should he planted in West Vir
GINA any time from May 5 to
June 5. Beans ard soybeans are
planted from May 90 to as late
as June rs. Lac planting has
been found by most bean grow
ers to be best Feel pretty sure
all danger of frost is past before
planting.
Preparation of Seed Bed
"Plow for corn early; then plow
for beans. Use disc on corn
ground a couple of times; then, if
on have roller, use that; then
spring tooth or smoothing harrow
every two weeks until ready to
plant. Early narrowing is the
best form of cultivation. If
beans are planted on a sol piow-
ed upder, use above. If used on
corn stubble, blowing and MAX
ing smooth COMPACT bed is
best. If corn stubble ground il
pretty free from wee s. use disc
double cutaway preferred) in
stead of blowing. Work up as
much as possible and harrow of
ten 20 get rid of weeds.
Fertilizers
Use 200 10 400 pounds acid
phosphate per acre for each crop.
Use 1000 to 5000 pounds of lime
| per 4-year rotation.
Planting
In rows 8 1-2 feet apart. If
CORN is checked. plant 3 or d
kernels per hill, Beans are drill
ed 4 to 6 inches apart in row,
Seed
Use tested and, if possible,
carefully stored seed corn.
Beans: navy and kidney bush. I"
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1917-04-19

". Va, Post Office as sectn
class mail matter.
SUBSCRIPTION:
$500 a gear IN ddUdnce.
$3.50 If not paid tiU end of year.
Advertising rates made knoaOn
upon application
The following letter from Hon.
Samuel B. Montgomery, Com
missioner of Labor, relative to
the reduction of the high cost of
living which will undoubtedly be
higher on account of the war
with Germany, should be read
with interest by every land own
er in the country. Right now
when the planting season is at
hand preparations should be
made to have every possible foot
of ground under till in the crops
which produce the staple foods
The division of extension of
the department of agriculture
has adopted as a slogan this year,
Hello West Virginia Feed Her
SELF. This county should do its
share in raising food supplies.
and the slogan here should be
Help Calhoun Feed Herse!f. "
Commissioner Montgomery's
letter follows:
Charleston. w, Va.
April IL, 1917
Dear Sir:
LAS a means of combating the
rapidly increasing high cost OF
living permit me to make a few
suggestions along these lines,
which | feel, if carried out. VIII
greatly aid in solving this all I'M
portant problem.
There are hundreds OF ceres
of fertile land in the State which
could and should be utilized for
gardening; waste land that can
produce. with a little effort. IN
told quantities of necessities OF
life; vacant lots in the cities and
towns that can be secured Tor
the asking. Think of the immense
qua nifty of potatoes, sugar corn,
peas, beans, beets, etc. that this
unoccupied land could be made to
produce this summer. While at
present the prices of the neces-
sites of life are almost unbear-
able, indications are that the ad-
vance will be startling.
" x X We are soliciting the
coo peration of employers and
corpo lations who have large or
small cas- Of land to turn the
land over to their employees for
garden purposes and we feel that
our solicitation will meet with
their APPROVAL.
The State Department OF
Agric culture will gladly aid you
with suggestions and information
relative to gardening and it is
with the Agriculture Depart
m ent the State Bureau of Labor
is working along these important
lines.
I'VE shall most heartily appre-
ciate you bringing this matter
to the attention Of others in
your community and thus demon
strate by your activity that West
Virginians can solve, to a great
extent, the question of the high
cost of living that now confronts
the American people.
Soliciting your co operation
in this movement and with beat
wishes / am,
Very truly yours,
"SAM'L B. MONTGOMERY,
Commissioner Of LatOr. -
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1917-04-19
On gGtbontt Chronicle.
R. l. HAMILTON,
Editor and Owner.

Entered at the GrdntsUille.
". Va, Post Office Us SecCn !
class mail matter.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1917-04-19
SUBSCRIPTION:

$500 a gear IN Advance.
$3.50 If not paid tiU end of gear.
Advertising rates made knoa0n
upon application
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1917-04-19
Grow Corn and Beans

A number Of helpful points
will be found in the following ar
ticle on raising corn and beans,
two very important food crops.
The article has been prepared by
Forrest w. Stemple. Agronomist
at the West Virginia Experiment
Station, Morgantown.
Care must be taken this year
in order that the maximum re-
suits be obtained from every
acre. The methods recommend
ed in the following article we're
obtained after many years Of ex-
periments, and growers Of corn
and beans will do well 70 follow
them as far as possible.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1917-04-19
Purpose

TO help West Virginia feed
herself. No two crops that are
planted this year can provide
more food for human consump-
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1917-04-19

Use tested and, if possible,
carefully stored seed corn.
Beans. navy and kidney bush. I"
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-03-29

Mrs. Lila English who gave two
addresses in the high school building
last week, was here again last night
and gave a public address in the Pres
byterian church. She is interested in
the organization Of civic leagues to
promote mental. moral, and physical
development, and her address was
along those lines. The church was
we'll filled and a considerable interest
was manifested. At the close Of the
address a meeting Of the ladies was
held, and a Woman's Civic League
was organized. The officers elected
were Mrs. Grace Dunmire, president;
Mrs. Elizabeth Cobb. secretary treas
urer. There were nine vice presi-
dents who will have charge Of the
various departments Of the work.
They are: Mrs Ruder, Mrs. Chas.
Donley, Mrs. ]. Z. Quinn, Miss Lola
Campbell, Mrs. Chas. Treiber. Mrs.
Koobs, Mrs. M. Dunmire and Miss
Agnes Treick. A meeting of the
officers will be held at the home of
Mrs. Koobs on Friday afternoon,
April 4th to outline the work. There
IS q broad field for usefulness along
the lines Of work planned by the
league, and we trust that everyone
interested in the hest interests Of the
community will give their hearty
support
N. A. Brown received 9 postal card
yesterday from Gilbert Walliser,
written st Chicago and stating that
he has Joined the u. s. cavalry and
expects 70 be stationed at Jefferson
Barracks, Mo-
The term Of circuit court for Bon
Homme county which has been in SEES
sion this week il xpected to adjourn
today.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-03-29

ztf84SNs#s&A 8eIEHs5@6 #E$4H8& 5sE E4sEss
0. A. Bonebrake Of Sioux City was
in town Wednesday.
a. L. Jones made a business trip
to Rapid City Monday.
The Citizen-R Republican will do
your job printing in q workmanlike
manner.
Rev. Sattler Of Tyndall, was in
town Wednesday and took the train
to Parkston.
Joe Sternhagen, who has been stay
ing ct Lennon + or q few weeks, re-
turned to Scotland last Friday. He
found 4 message awaiting him stating
that he had been promoted to captain
Of the company Of national guards
with which he recently served on the
Mexican border, and he left for Mon
.tana Tuesday TO take command Of the
company.
EN
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-03-29

Mr.. Edward Dix, the land man,
has been in Scotland this week. sHe
says be expects to divide his time
this summer between this place and
Mitchell.
Opie Read. the Writer and Chau-
tauqua lecturer, was in town last
Saturday. He had been at Platte
and was on his way to Letcher where
he spoke Saturday evening.
AUCTION SALE
/ will sell my household furniture
at public auction, at the light plant in
Scotland, Saturday, March 31st.-
Elizabeth Bardell.
Kirb Dunmire went to Sioux City
the first Of the week with q car load.
gof hogs and remained until Tuesday to
attend . horse sale. Ray Brown
accompanied him and Mrs. Dunmire
went on the passenger train Monday.
M. Al. Musser took his youngest
son e. the hospital at Yankton last
Thursday night where ne underwent
an operation for appendicitis. The
boy was taken sick Wednesday and
was taken to the hospital on the fol-
lowing day accompanied ~ his father
and Dr.. leighton. MI. Musser. Is.
turned Snfufdny and aaid fha nna ~.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-03-29

The Ladies' Aid society Of the
Methodist church will hold its annual
Easter supper in the G. =. 2. s. hall
On Saturday evening, April 7tb.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-03-29
CHURCH NOTES
The same price. tRe nation over

Rev. VIM. Il. Scott will preach in
the Presbyterian Church next Sabbath
morning at 1890 o'clock upon Les
ions from the Life of Stephen, the
Hero and Mar tyr in the evening at
80 o'clock upon 1.-THE Rock Of
Ages" Sab bath School at III :45 a,
m. The Y. P. S. g. E. at $50 p.
n. All are cordially invited to at
tend.
Sunday next will be the commenc-
ing Of the Passion week service at
the M. E. church. On Sunday there
will be two services-1O::3 80 E. m.
and q 80 p. m. Each evening Of the
week. service will be held from
z 80 to $50. This is q good time
Of the year to call q halt in our hur-
ried life and enquire about the way
in which we are travelling. The
officials Of the M. E. church are do
ing their best to have interesting
services and each Sabbath finds some-
thing good. The beautiful vocal solo,
well rendered by Miss Irene Mason
and The p~ianoforte solo by Miss Myr-
tie Sweet were highly appreciated.
May we notEexpect YOU?
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-04-01
sinking of the Sussex.

"Falkenhayn, when you are versed
in foreign affairs I'll ask you to speak,,
interrupted the kaiser. Proceed, DR..
Helfferich.'
Falkenhayn's resignation followed.
Germany yielded to the United States
temporarily. Eight months later the
kaiser invited his military and naval
leaders to great headquarters in the
east for a birthday dinner" This
time DIR. Helfferich, the vice ch;-ncel-
lor and other statesmen who opposed
break with America were not invited
1t was a military meeting. Only gen.
erals and admirals were asked to
speak. Won Falkenhayn was not one
of them.
For three months Hindenburg's staff
had been sounding" neutral countries.
Hindenburg's agents reported from the
United States. Holland, Switzerland,
Norway, Spain, Denmark and Swden.
FEELING OUT THE NEUTRALS.
Germany had been assured by the
European neutrals that they would
maintain passive attitude in the
event of a ruthless submarine war.
Count Won Bernstorff, former ambass-
ador in Washington, reported by code
to to Foreign Secretary Zimmerman
and the chancellor that an unlimited
submarine warfare would be FOLLOWED
by a break in diplomatic relations, but
that America was not prepared to en-
ter the war Immediately.
The naval spy system, which has al
ways been the most effective in bring
ing reports from America, placed such
definite information regarding the
United States before the admiralty and
naval boards that Admiral Won Muel-
Ter. chief of the naval cabinet, who
had been opposed to submarine war
fare, was finally won to Hindtnburg s
plan.
After the conference word was pass
ed around in Berlin that Germany
could win the war before the United
States could do anything. Besides,
Germany was desperate. Her people
and her leaders knew she could not
fight forever against the whole world,
but they believed the world could not
stand after Germany dealt her final
blows this year. So the government.
which eight months before turned
against Won Falkenhayn and Grand
Admiral Won Tirpitz. accepted their
policies. The new slogan, the final
battlecry, was:
Win or lose. we must end the war;
CASTING THE DIE.
The story OF events at great head
reichstag members close to Secretary
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-04-01
Inside History of Germany's
Change in Policy and the
Adoption of Unrestricted
Submarine Warfare on
Shipping.
NEUTRALS SOUNDED
AND FOUND PASSIVE
General Won Falkenhayn
Advocated U sing All
Weapons a Year Ago, but
He Was Overruled by the
Kaiser for the Time.
BY CARL w. Ac.<ERMAN.

copyright, 1917, The Tribune Asso-
ciation.)
Registered according to the Copyright
Act Canada, 1917 by the Tribune
Association.
"Neutrals? Damn the neu-
trails! Win the war;" So
spoke General Won Falken-
hayn when he was chief of
the German general staff.
Present were the kaiser and
his leading officials, gath
cred at great headquarters
to discuss President Will
sons ultimatum after the
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-04-01
coNFERgNcE ExcuRsloNs.

Via Oregon Short Line to Salt Lake
City April srd.. to sth.. inclusive; limit,
April 18th. See agents for rates and
further details. sWF-A 7
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-04-01
THE GREAT MYTH.

One day Ambassador Gerard was
walking. A friend stopped him and
said:
Certain high officials have told me
100000 German Americans will revolt
IL Wilson goes to war"
Go tell your high official friend"
said Gerard, that there are sol, 900
lampposts in the United States and
10000, 900 loyal Americans"
Congress will soon be in session. Ger
many has her eyes on Washington
Every member OF congress who stands
against the president will be looked
upon in Germany as an ally. Germany
believes she has millions of friends
here. She has believed this for two
years. She has been ready to disre-
gard America for two years because
she believed the United States was d.
vided. Only a unanimous America
will convince Germany that her policy
Of Damn the neutralsl" is a fatal one
to adopt toward America.
Germany looks forward to a military
victory this summer. She counts upon
victory before America. acts.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-05-09
9fnulu1cr 844

phalltaltlldb ungebull1ter mo oltrG5
oas alllcrifanllebe &riegsgelhrei bpz
Iterild) gelporbener 9eribterItatter
entlprungen iein fonnen baben iid
BON Mnfang bis 5ll g1be als freie
Grfinoungen berausgeltellt. Ssm
Dem 3eiten Dor oein &riege iparen in
Der gan5en Gepublif Wierico 1ie=
mails nebr als 5000 oeutide 9feids-
angeb0rige, einiblieBlib Ser 5rauen
lln0 &inoer, anidiiig. ssSn Ser bon
Der oellti6en &olonie unterbaftenen
oelltlhen S9nle in Ser Staot Weeri-
co lit BON 1000 15Hiilern mir Ser
finite Sell oeuti1er slbltalnntina.
Sir ieben &enlrer nlerifanil6er Ser
b1ltniIie in 9lnerifa tragen Die
Welounge1r iiber cine oelitihe sSnpn=
lion bon Merico aus oell Stenpel
Der 2iige oeutlid anf Der 6tirn.
Garra15a loa Die Minen IN
ser @egeno bon Barral, i'm Staate
chihuahua, Die slnerifanern gebo=
rem, nit geiblug belegt bnben, neil
iie niht bearbeitet ipiiroen. Die ane-
rifanilden 8eiiser baben iib nit eli
mem Yroteit an oas Staatsoeparte=
ment gefuanot
Gs miro gelrleloet, Tilln 5ieDs
5lpilden Sntetpo uno Barral, I'M
liiolihen chihuahua, Trllppen gu
Inn1lneit.
Die Nationdle 9anoelsfanl=
mer in Werieo bat benz 9an6els-
nlilliiter 8ani cine 9eilfldrift 5nge=
-lanot, in Der Elm Berbot Der ga1s
fnbr pon @etreioe- ltno 9cbenslnit=
telItoffell perlnngt miro
ee5n Der gsdbe psn Gueretnru
foa elm 3ug, allf benz iid 1nerifai1i-
f1e SoIbaten nit ibren sSrallen lino
ailloern befnnoen, entgleiit iein.
Gier5ebn Yerlonen tpllroeil getotet
lino cine sroBe @enge perlebt
gs beiBt iebt, bob Obregons
Helignation bon Garran5a al1genom-
men iei.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-05-09

l6e sSreibeit gefarnpft bdtten. gp
iolle ons Sbiff uaronprin5 @il=
belm" fiinftig Baron bon Steuben"
beiBen unO nYrin5 gitel eSrie0rid"
BEN Namen vgaron oe &alb" fiibren,
nod oen beioen oelltiden 5eloen aus
oern ornerifanilben @efreillngsfrie=
&c.
9ie 2onooner Iinles fiibren in Ell
lreln langeren Irtifel 4lage oariiber,
oaB @roBbritannieit leit Dem ariege
ieinen geIannten obenorein redt
unbeoeittenoen @alloel NIT GnBlano
eingebiiBt bat. 0ns SperIeas Sraoe,
8nreau, bas in, 2onoon 5ll Dem ;}tp1=
de begrilnoet lullroe, Inn Die Soar=
oelsentpidelung oes britiiben 9fei-
DIES nit Dem sluslonbe nad) benz
ariege por5ilbereiten, iblieBf iib Die
lem &lagerufe on lllO perlDeilt auf
Die groBen grrllngenibaftelL Die oie
oeutlhe ,SnbuItrie Dor Dem ariege in
9fltBlano erreibt bette llnb fiirdtei,.
oaB trob aller 9enriibllngen Der britt
iden Ssnoultriellen engliide 8adren
uu1 nod Dem ariege in MlBlano
fairm Elm groBes Selb finoen peroen.
Die Oelitiben bdtten Die SreilnS=
l6aft Ser Hliien lnentipegt gepflegI,
bdtten logar in rltlliid)e 5anilien
eilrgebeiratet. Dor alien Oingen aber
oen ruilii1en @eiuerbetreibenoen
quite 9nare 5il perltiirftigen Yreilen
perfanft. Ser ellgliife ssabrifant
bimgegen babe llnter ionperaller Ser
abtllng rniliiher gigenbeiten feille
@anren anfordngen ipoaell lteber=
aa babe er MiBerfolge gebabt 1lno
and nob Dem ariege beltdnoe MIR
penig @offnllng fir ibn, in Stub
lano eilt sSelo i5u fiaoeil. Die ge=
iddftlife giegiamfeit Der 9entiden
ipiiroc audi nod Dem Griege ben eng
liIden sSabrifantell BEN rliiiii6en
Wfarft blofieren. anb Der blmtige
@eltfrieg miiroe es niAt pcrmogels,
oie belebten Sanoelshe5iebnngen 5ipi=
idJe1r %mBlono unb Geltihlaii61, Die.
Dor Dem ariege beltanoen, sll belei=
tinplr
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-05-09
GttIamO.

@oupefnemr @bitnlnll nont
Staote Seem Dorf benbiidtigt yor-
febringeil gu treffen ollrd) pelGc
es in Submit l1u1lDslid sgeInadt
iperoen ioll, oaB sum Eooc Derilrz
teilte tpabnlinnige 8erbedcr binse=.
ridtet iperoen. Sci einigeil fiir5lid)s
in Sing Sing porgei1onmlencn Gre
flltionen, ipie ). 9. BON Bon oen Cor
pilt ilno GtieIoip, iollen iid) fheuBli-
fe 5senen abgelpielt baben
slus SEEM gorf lneIoet mani:
9lnf slntrag oes Staafs ! 8erii9e-
rungs Sllperintenoenten S. 9.
Hbiaips erIieB Silprenle Court =8id)-
ter @up cine Sroer, onrd) Die Der
@aibington 2ife Sninranee Gonl-
pam ods 8erfiigilngsred)t iiber ibre
geitdnoe ent3ogen ipiro, iuonlit Die
5taatsbeb0roe ein 8erfnbren nit
Dem 3ieIe ser geiblagnabme aIer
slftipa oieier aorporation eingelei-
tet bat. 8ie fiir5lid) BON allitdnoi-
ger Settle mitgeteilt tuur0e, erging
.oieie Srber i'm 3llianlmenbang nit
eiren slntrase Der penniplpani-
i1en geboroen Inn GrlaB eines abn-
Iiden @erihtsbefebls be5iielih Der
@eiddfte Der Tittsbura 2ife ano
Sruit Gonlpaup. 3uiiden beioen
@elenIdaften beitano elm pom 80.
Oe5er,ber 1908 batteries 9fiidber=
Iiherlings llebereinfon1men anf
@rllno oelien Die Yittsburger Ser
ii6erungsanltalt Elm oBaibington
2ife" aonto als Siderbeit fir Die
GrfiiIIilng Der leitens Der bieligsn
@eieGid,uft eingeaangenen gerpflit-
tungen urterbielt. Oieie sSntereiien-
aeIneinibaft 5piiden Der .Eitts7
burgb 2ife" i,no Der u@afbington
2ife", bat na1bein Die erItere @eiell-
Ihaft, lpie berihtet, fbon Gags por-
Der 5ipeds 2iqliioieri.ng BON Der Be
boroe iibernommen iporoen lit, nilll-
mebr aud sur Ginleitllne eines
analogen Iorgebens i'm Jallc Der
n8aYbington 2ife" gefiibrt.
0os Sllprene @erisbt 81
@albington bot Die @roBIoge oes
,,2opol Oroer Of Mooie@ sur 3al-
lung bon $4,000 SdaoenerIas uer-
urteilt fir oeu 600 bon 0onolo V.
Geitnep aus 8iriningban IIa., DER
BEL ieiner ginfiibrung in Den Oroen
getotet puroe. Die 2oful Sogc
5u Birmingham battc, nm bie sIn--
fiibrlng redt ldmlrig lno erlilellg
sr mahen gleftri5itnt in anipen-
onne gebrodt ilno Der aanoioat mar
ourh cinen 5u itarfen eleftrtidelt
Shlag auf Der Stellc getotet NOR
oen
- Ser fIeine Ort gSirt i'll Gf-
loboma muroe oiirh cine sSellers-
brltult nabe5u pollitanoig 5erltort.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-05-09
Nns N1crifc. /

slus Ser 9auptltaot Wierieo
meloet man: Cine reiblibe 1iille bon
0gin5elmeloungelL bic nnnlentli1
onraitf binauslnlfen, Dob >in Werico
angeblih aus oeutiben Mei6sange-
borigen groBe !9eeresperbdrOe ge=
gen Die Ser Staaten alrfgeitellt tper-
ben erregen in bieiigen nrilit1rii6en
&reiien allgemeine llno fortgefette
8eluitigung. Man bat on maBge-
bender Stelle lbiele iib in ben 3ab-
leirperbaltniIien unglalblid) ipioer-
iprebenoen Melounge1 geiidtet lrllo
feitgeltellt, BOB iie i'm gorBen, tpie i'm
eifBeInen ieoer Begriinoana ent-
bebren. Die 9ea6ribten, oie ourd-
meg BON pollfommener llnfenntnis
in Der Snfornlation betreffs nerifa-
niiAer 8erbdltniiie 5elgen, beiagen,
etapa 10000 Dentide, oie gum 9e.l
friiber in Werico gelebt batten, gum
Sell Ieit Dem 8rllde Mmcrifa's nit
9elltiblnno 5ugepanoert ieien bit
ten iid) nilit1riib organiiiert. sSsn
Der Stnbt Merico iei beilpielsmeile
cine oeutid)e gemiidte Brigade in
einer Gtdrfe BON 5000 0tann allf-
geItellt iporoen, Die pon Dem meri-
fanildJen General Wfarimiliano
aloB, Der oeutiher slbltammung lit,
befebligt iperoe. Dieier Eruppei-
oerbano ipiiroe in oen iIahlten Sa-
gen nad Dem Staate Sonora ao-
riifen Inn bon bort aus gegen Ga-
liforllien por5uitoBen. Sm Staate
Gbibuabila babe, 10 beiBt es lpeiter,
Der BORT anidilige Deuti6e aetelfen
Neinen @affenitilitano 5piiden Den
bort operiereiloen @enerdlen Wiur-
gliia ul1o 8illa 5liItnnoegebradt ino
beioe Seeresgruppen, D. 3. allo Die
&onltitltionalilten llmb Die Siltltas
ipiiroen nun eemeinlam Den 8annpf
geget Ole gmerifaner ntInebnlen
Mit pielem angebliben Srnppenbe-
megunge1 lei aher Die NetDe Der MI
Iitdriiben @orbereitlngen nod llitt
erfd,opft. o9eutlde Igenten" 5ogen
int es,lnern oes 2anOes groBe Sbaa-
rem BON Dferifanern 5ulamlnen, Die
nadb ser gtoroeren5e gel6idt miir-
ben, nm fir eine eSSnualion III Die
Nereinigten Staaten bereit 5ll lein
slebnIihe gMeloungen" iueroen ais
onqealib ans Guatemala fonrmeno
perbreitet. slub BORT ieien noelltid)e
aaenten" am @erf ino man Jet oa-
bel, cine repolutiondre 9elpegllng
berpor5urllfen, ole Regierlrng SIT
Itiir5en uno eine nelle Der belltid)en
Sade frellnblide Regierung ans
Mrloer su bringen alle oieie vgtel-
ounqen", Die entipeoer bosiuillig per-
breitet iperoen ooer mir oem Sirn