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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-03

0iitriftsnnuat Swonm BON @cu-gurf bat
Den Seem PORTER Senator gSogncr criudt in Der 9icp
2orfer 2eoislotlr cine @a ei5reiden oic es itroi.
bar nadt eeeen Oen @filitdrocni 5u recon no jln0e
9Rdimcr oopon ot5urot6ei lid orrcrbcn 81 loiieu.
Cos ld)ent enc Oem Senator @ogncr geitcate Sale
81 icin. Ger glepYorfcr @1opor bot Serrn gSogncr
tir5lid ais eincn ogreubeu be5cidnct Der i'm Suite
rciie bon 0eutidlorO mirfe" @cnn nun Serr Noe
ner idl pcigert jcnc Die gcocrcibeit bcidr6nfcuoc
Soroge oes 0iitriftsonmaIts ciu5urcidcn oOcr uo@
Der eiurcidn9 gcgen i6rc 9nno6nie orbctet oonn
miro Der Nlopor BON Hcu.2orf ooS ais cincn 9etueiS
fir Die Ssabrbet icncr 9c1arphine cnfiibrcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-03
Garl gl Nrifer

Sc arb am I 9lpril 1917 Garl ". 1cifer
i'm alicr bon AZ Sabren uuo Mionaicn acs
llcbicr @aiic BON 0liie Defer &ermdHoic mo
6rennoe Der S0milie iilo eiHgelaoen Der Beer
oiaung bei5uuobncn. ipcbe am NiithuDdl, ben
a. April. Nloraens nm 8 ll0r bon ieiner gSo6
mnQ, Gr. 22f3, N,nrosSrahc, aus na6 oer
St 0nibcrHc's Nird)c. 100 nm . llbr elm 9ies
quenisNubdmi iiir lein Scclenbcil cccbrrt
miro, iiaiiiiuoct
J9Sai6iuoion, 3. g. 8eimpcu m6ecu ae.
iduipii cppircn.) (glpr2 I)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-03
.rr l9rI0patriutismng Bod 1IuttcnIiaa.

Ipabre @er5dungsfrdmpie pcrfdut cine opatrio'
@rciie iibcr ocn Yldn Der 5lottcni9o encn
ION $i0000,000 nf5ubringcn 8ur llnierltiibun1
milicn BON 2eihcn Ole in oie 6lotte cintretcn.
ono ioa. ipie aus gSoibington gcnieloct miro,
pienen. friibcrc 6loitenmotroen sum @icocrcin.
crnmt5iaen Wian beobAt9t, Ocn Jonilien
reimiligcn oen lInteridieo 5n be5oblen 5piiden
l6crigcn ojebolt oes 6repiai9en uno Dem Solo,
I'm DER 6oltte er1dlt~
AMcpo6nlid ie6lt es gero0e ocnen, Die ols 6iib-
alton angcicben merOen pollen 10 uollitdnoi9
ooB mon fir iie errotben nuiBte, pGren ne
mipt mertb 3lindmit me lteben mir nad
Mediterranean" glnerbieten Dor ocm gluslan0 oal
drnitc giotion b1lt cs fiir ibrc Oornebmlte,
hsborite Gbrcnpflidt fr oiejeneen ali iorgen
ihr 2eben gum Sdube 0es Sanocs
a. Die Der Staaten oageeen Die reid genug
us rciner @eiiiblsoilieci cine 9iaion an Elm All
ono meg5iidenfen, reid 9ciulg ferner Inn cineli
hon iiinf ViQionen ais cine yleben0dlid)feit 81
oiec iel6cn Scr Staoten no oienbor
/ Gage. iid Der 6onlilen ibrcr Sricger an
mo ocsbolb niB cine 8ripatpereingune
Dem V1angel o66ubcfcn Ob oenn mirt'
ben 0erren bon ser 6lottcnliga 70 booenlos
nt, 10 unrettbor ncrnogelt iino, Dob tie nidt
bic cbr ibre unnngcbrn6tc. bon gtienanOcnl
Brobmulib 0cm @nicben 0cs 2onoes idooet
h, iait mare man bcrilidt. an5inebucn 0oB
cs Oireft ooraitf obqccbcn boben Ole Scr.
y Der 9ldtunQ n6cr ii6rigen Sdnocr berob5n
. 5por nidlt MIR oie Gegicrung, lonoer por
omerifaniide Golf ocnn muiafitrlid mifB
bon Dem @lon bort oui oen @eoonfen fom
Ole ne6riobige Sueeno oes Sonoes mr. Damn
rt6eogung iibcrnimntt mcnn feline perion
lutte onntii ocrfnipit iino. anoers fam tbat
@edidtc gar nidt ouigeioBt mcrocn 5pual
dt nnllioncnbouermdBig ousoridIio0 Ole Ab
VI miro. fir oen ctiuoigen 9lusinll BON 0c6olt
iob 8u leiitcn aen gSunOer ooB Die iibrige
nere jcbigen 5reunoc nidt ousgcnouumcn r.
ionidje Golf m,r zines uSSocnIisnuis fir imo
8" fir idbig 5dlt (2S -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-03

SenutOr 2OOsc OOu @iaTodnictts 1T fciu ScisIius;
oos bat er gcitcrl 6euieien ols ciner icncr GohIt
hienten i'm Seigng mamie ilno cr 0eniclbcu ounl
prompt nicOerIdllg Soo9e pnroe 1850 9c6orcn;
mare CT cdt Sabre fribcr 5lr gSclt 9efomnen Damn
mroc man i'm iiderlid nMt 81 Der &loiie Der 9ioois
ilnO G6ootes rcdnen fonneu oic bci'm guSbrud Oes
Nirocrfrieges oos NonncsoHcr crredt bottcr o6cr
fern bonn Sd)uB bel Nhttera bIie6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-03

Der gnnOcs-ScnatOr SanlS6nrD pun 0claiuarc
pa nit onerifoniihcm 0cIo uno M2oicrol cine 6rou
5oien.9rmec bon elmer 9daon @1onn ousgcriitct bo
ben. Cine @3aion friider fron8oiider Refrltenl
gSos ogtc ood nod Der idmeoii6c aon5ler Oren
Iticrna Dor 800 Subrcn 81 eineu 5obn? ~Nlen
sobn Oh mciBt nidt nit lpc mcng @eritonO Ole
SSclt rcgiert mirol" - glld bcllte nod mobr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-03
9ln oie Someu


Die rlniloc ednc IN Scr efnbf
iinierc Td6'Nldlien iebi oIen InnQc Na,
men ,uclchc Die dlebermnhcriunit ndD ben
pcuclien Niei9ooen erlcrnen pollen tonnen eiss
NlnHcn crrcidsn liutcrrbt liorQcns gdd,
miilnOs uno Mbcnos. Neoucme Ghnoen. Sm
NQiie beonincnc 2lrieicn ionncn Udhrenn bee
hnicrrldi TN Gnhnnri bon Niuiier crtbcilt
Hdbcre 9usfunii idlriiiidl oocr r;nnolih bel
trl 6nbero. Gr. 302. Re'ts senrnfcno- -efrcks
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-03

,Icocr 0inocnnnberle Der bier u LIeiben
oeocrit inuie nmerllanifbcr 9irner iueroen.
9nnieuoe ocrfdnmeu oics INC icteu ii6 bei'm
Rcinde Der alicn 0euab linannebmli6iciten
aus Oocr ShncriQlciicn NIT Der @nmnnooi
runaehehor0e bei Der Niidfebr. gsie man ant
ihueuiicm 9ecnc ons Niraerrcdi crlonqeu
iGau nclhe ScaQcn an Den 9lppiianien oe
Rcbie Der Viirner mn iene Srdu bat luie
man flo Del cincu @encbe Der alien 0emnib
80 nerholien hnt mclhe Qupiere mon gum
buioert duoere bonipibtioe Sraqeu beonipprf
iei in 5oerobcer geeie 9lotnr Nalmeber'S
ciHiodriace 2Scri gNie mcroe ih Niirner Der
in eincm Aanoe. IN eleeaniem Geincn6ano
dcdcn 0lheuouud hon mir 81 30 BON NcrlOQ
Cfnrlec Nnllmcncr 1ublihina HumpnnN, COS
S1iro NUenrc, giep gorL y. y, pcrioire 3u'
eeIQnpt (2e3i9 9iaE-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-03
Gli,a6ct6 Nnivcr.

IS arb an 81. Widr5 IN ibrcr letcn gsobs
miig ferrD 0all, Wio., 0lijabctb Snlper. i'm
pcnrp Snipcr Nic NccrnOing BON obiqcr
Aorcllc iinoei itaii am Gienitaa, ben 3. llpril,
2 lbr N00miiaa I'm 2.3O miro In ocr Ct
Qcbalien mcrocn. NeicBung du ocm Si Wiis
cbocle0rieoDoi @eruanoie lilo Srcunoc limo
einqeldoeM Der Sei6cncicr be6uwobneH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-03

Nlio ictt Ioll, uic nad cincm SeridDt Der ,8UrO"
olis Copenhagen pcrIoutct ole ruiiiidc 0lua alsgc.
tiftelt bobcn, ooB Sinoen6prg oic Rucn i'm 9(pril,
@iai no SUM in alrIono gor nibt bcrboilcn. onOern
beitrGcn bot. @r fol- ocn GonlnlonOouten BON 2iboR
5pei m0 oenl Gonunanoontcn bon @lito cincin6olb
@dlioncn 0olors 6c5obH bo6cn fir oos ,frcipiaigc
9Iuigc6cn ocier bcioG widtiocn &ldsc in aurlono,
md6rcno Dem General Sropotfin odt 0iaioncu Dol.
lars be5obt uur0en fir oos &eripredcn, Hoo oet
Dcutidcn ous5uliciun pepeS &eriprcdcn or jeooh
nic6t scboItcu bobe alropotfn bobe ooS Gclo Der
Gumo eeionotl Sir einc ioIdc ygcuiotct" bc5obt
oc 0S8oro~ bobe Sabe9e6iibren
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-03

Scit Ocm f. 6cbrnur fat Der OcntIdlc gOmirals
i.ob Die gernidtlmg bon Sdiffen bon auommen
1,355000 Eonnen gemeIoet Qo oie 9eridtc iiber Die
Sbdtieteit oaer lt-9oote in oen Iebten 5pei S8ode
ocs Da6r8 oorin nidt einbcerificn iein fonen 10 lit
on5itnebme Dob Die Eotal6epte Der Soudlboote in ocn
beiOen @lonoten 6ebruor uno 0lGr5 uneefGbr 1000
600 Eonnen betragen Bot 3u oeien Gcrluiten DER
9arten eeieGleu iid aud nod Die Sdic melde oie
ocutiden See6eer pcrndtet 6o6en Ionic Die @initc
hm9 Der 5obrten Der Sd5ific Der gieltroen IS fam
rbig ongenomncn merocn ooB Oen 9laiirten ieit Dem
9cgin oes pcrihorftcn Eoudbootfrieges orci N2iaio
nen Sonncn 6rohtraim Dcrloren gegongen iino 0os
beocitet nnoeitchs ebcnio Oele 0liaionen Gomen Sc
bcnsmittc lmo Nlunition uo iontges &ricgsmotcriol
mcnger
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-03
Olaric gScincrt.

Gs iiarb pl6tlid am f. glpril 1917 Miarie
Meinert aellebe @ntiin oes periiorbcnCu
Ni0aro gScinert In ibrem 49, Qebensia6r Sic
geetoiglng noci onl NlitiUod, A. gpriL
9lo9miitdes 2 llhr bon ibrer gSo6nnng Nr
1888, Neii.4ratt Strnfc, aus iinii 9eicbnna
nuI Dem .gNcLlcrll- NrLcohoL.- lglnr3-ll
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-03

Us IUIlp tlUUFIct Duk WtuFDIuND oUU JlctfHftu INT
Die SSlottc licfern miro Baltimore mo 0ic Oitfcr
Counties ocs StocteS oaten 5000 9iefrlicn fir oic
Slottc itcaen fonnen menn oit &ricgspntb Der
gcuobner in SSrflidfcit 70 eroB marc pie Oc arir95
&rciie uns elol6eu nodtn m0d)tc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-03
On licbcn0er Grinncrnna

on mcinen ireuen ocllebicn @nicr,
Srnni geeinrcid,
rclChcr bciiic Dor II Sdhrcn am g. glpri
1906 iiarb. ober Moi bcracen IN.
0cnie ino clf Sabre bcrilonen,
IA Scin ireuca yluQc brad
llno On mirii nnh mic OcrQciicn,
yScrncn cs ann S0br uno 1aq
SOunnicrc innii in Sciu 9ouHocn,
Nis Der iinGiie Gag brid)i elm,
llno On WciOc iD oa obcn
0mia lcin nit Sir pcreini
(glpr3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-03

ugScOcr GnslanO, nod 9cnti6auo bari Ocrfrippclt
merocn neil Die gScIt bcoe 6roidt" crfGrt Die ugcn
gorf Emes". llno ood bat oc yEmcs" lett 6pci
Sobren 5m glni&uB an Oic 9(aiirten gcbebt ocrcn
oseeipro6cnc 9lbiidi cs it, 0ct6lonO total 0u Der
frippeln.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-03

llnicrc 5dcrci-@ @uli5cilOttc iOn in Scr G6copcofc
@o nod ieinodlcn Eoud6ootcn llmidou 6olicn
gelde Stootsiorce a6cr bdlt lImhoi nod fenOlidcn
9ufthiffen? g8r boben 6etonntliM no6 ferc cgen0c
@oec6ub @ol5ciforce
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-03

dc G6emifer iolleu Gin %erfabren cntNedt la.
pcldem ans oen anoipcn Der Sinoe mo @ude
Fetct weroen faut oos Dem @eritenmcbl an
h olcidfonimcn icood bier @lol me0r 6ettac
oicieS mtbnltcn ioa Cb oos Gcrfabrcn aber
garpcri9ei weroen fonu If cine onocre 6roee'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-03
splpmpn g0iQinm 0clLner.

IS nrb am q glprl 1917 eolumuu Nif.
liam Ncllncr, Qeliebier Sobn bon gluauiid mo
oce OcrIiorbcncn Nnuimnn Neuner iu @lier
bon % Sobrcn Sic @ccroiennq iinoci am
Wiithupdl, 4. glprl. Niorecns 10 llbr. bon glr
11S, 2erit.Nit Jlugai.9lpcnnc, aus iidii 9ci
cbuna prioat Bite teine 9lnmen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-03
glnranoa 0rcidlcr.

0s iiorb am T. Npri 1917 9lmanoa
Treider gelcbic Satin bon @onrao 9reider.
inl glicr bon 46 Sn0rcn. Nic gccroiqung
iinoci ON GOnucrina, ytanntii0os ik2 llbr,
bon ocn Sonn 6criuia & go 9ecroiaunqs gar.
lors, yir 200S, Crlcnn5. StrnBc, ans ii0tt.
gciletnHa ami Dem nCalaun.6reoboi.~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-03

Die |rciie, ucdIcr Oor nod nidIt lanscr 3cit Oao
@erlongcn nod aricg nit Ylerifo elm Gerbreden
nontc ioet ictt oos 9cItc6cn oui Die Grbolhmo ocs
ocrbarl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-03

itcDt in igrcn ScridItcu ben %Or-
h Whiif glfoocmic am 5onntog 9lbeno 10 bin
ocn iunscu Nooorbroern, Die perbaftct nm
b ocu @oli5iiten unionft bebonoelt muroen
lciAcben 9tnooii &otriot 81 ieir mo Die ee.
= on0cmencn gmiulbrS 6crouf 81 lfm0ren
be Eugcno
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-03

Die glaiirtcu bcrmfcn 5e6n nit Wtnnition unO
9roDiont fir oic 9rnce 81 Soonif bcluocne Sdbiiie
Cine gnfroqe bcim ocitiden 9lonrositob f0nte piel
leidt gudub iibcr 0cn Scr6cib Ocr Sd)iffe bringcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-03
SScrmiidltc glnsciscn.

T:nyc',,S', GrrptOr Sinicn
nno ole Sldier DIE Gle gum Gabs un5 SerTt
fc6cn hrniinen. obne bd6libr Qinie Mlii bem
Soleimien" gdcniemmer,3eQulnnr Ino
He IN ieber Nc5ieblma EN- Comfort
SdumadJer & TOremnn, Gptifer.
36 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
fCfnfoQl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-03
NricOh6ic.
gIaltimorc (Scmctrrn

9Rrcau: 0anpt Ginaana Nori6.Qucnne, BRIn
DDn ocr Gnn, ,Stro6c
Ycardbnihpldbc an pcri0nicn bon S45 M.
gcf'ion ~3, niitcr inmcrmdbrcnoer guifi6t,
S15. RallH fit 3 einiade 0rdbcr. Glegante
nenc Napeue
9u5crnciiraBenGi Ginaane icbt often
(Snnt0.1eO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-03
gcfauntmudlungcm.
Nhrean ses @e0aa0e- anIgeIIars.

=. gplll lJll.
SD babe gppniatiou fir oas ioloenOe gris
IT. 1ioNi6. gurcn. srabc, so s.. g.glo.
for
gllc 9roiciic miiiicn nm ooer nor 10 nor
gorntiiags am 4. April 1917 eihgercidi lctn.
(gpr3) Gebduoes sSnlpeiior
ghrcou Der etrabcmonrm6rnds.6 .6ommiiidre.
gal more, 81. Mtut6 1911
Eic Sirabcnonrbbru6s'0 '0ommildre Der Sidot
Baltimore MAIDEN biCrniii 1cnuB ocn Sur0rlls
ten ocs Baltimore Siaois0barier5 bclanui, oaB
lie cine oeiniurte elite uucr 5ugclpro0cncn
@uifbd0iQluQcn cniitanoenen uniocn nnO 5lli
flGrcnoeu Nnrte anicriiaen leBen IN 8erbln
0uHQ mil Der SDnocmnirunn uno SmlicRunn
Der ct. 1nul- StrnRc, pon Der ScriH0iun SfrdBe
bis 6ilr 1alnlogd Sirdbc 9cn0b ocr 0m "a.
glprl 1916 lmicr3eihncien 9eroronung 9r. 4 "a
oca NinOora lilio Sinoitdt0s non baltimore.
Sic 0nii6doiQungcn mo guila0en pcr0cn
b aui Die ucriDicocnen Gbeilc ocr gSeiiieic
Der St. &uulaStyube, lest i'm Rro3cG Der
SOlicBunQ bon Der Nurolciic Der SerinQiQna
Sirabc bis 8ur Siociic Der Snraioga SirnBe
Mo oaranlioBcnoe Grunoiilde hcl6rdhen uno
lO uui oielc crlttcdcn uto ne uuldllcl.
llno iie nchcn bicrmit icrler bclannt. onB
bciaqie elite nchii Der crildrcnocn Nnric iiir
Die Snipciiion 0llcr oarin inicreiliricn Rerloucn
Ocrcli 1T uno 0nB Die Sonnildre flo an
Niontag, ocm nenntcn Saac i'm 9lpru 1914
Naibbaule fir ocn Siucd perldmmclil Wcrocn
ir9eno we6e in bcasicr elite enbalienfn s!n
gnbcn 5u rcoioireu acacn uclbe Rcrloncn 9ins
prun erbeben mogen Die oarin lnierellmt 81
cin bcbaupten-
SuGu -. Gubincttc,
Ncnrn Mi. Nihcl
Narrn v. 9emlcD,
Gommiidrc.
Cspr2 80 6IcrI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-03

Die Naiiricn IprcdJcn nidt mcGr mat0s idcr Oen
9iid6ua Der Qcutiden III goro6ronfreid uno Ole
uShlocnburs 9iuie" Sic feinen Ole 9eoetng oes
9lud5uges jcbt bearfien 81 5o6en-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-03
9onoun gSarf gcmetcrb.

pnnvt.Ginnnng: Srebcrid 0lpao
Nhrcdn Yir. ~ ggcitSarniuQn- Sirabe.
gcQrdbnibplabc bon S2b an. untcr bcliono'
ger 9niht Sdnitblumcit 0epiHoc, Ridns
scn cic iito IN, LrehbdiiS nml Sdnpi 6inaard
5u iinocn Infer Iacni miro ipenn aepinidt
horiprcdcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-03

Die amcrifande 0resspartc m0dltC GnalouO Oie
Suppcn cicrn nod mcdcu ser britiiGc Shobfon5lcr
YQnar Gau ioebel aerIien BOT
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-03

Nc6r ais 500 Nmcrifoncr britder gl6itOmmuna
6oben id ougcblid iou fir oos i'm 5toote &ep gorf
8u bHocnoc u9rhd. 9lmerfonbe" Regiment eeitcQt
2nr.piee 6iinfbmoert
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1917-05-04
Do your duty by your dollar--spenG
it on NEW HAT
at the
Enterprise
Do you believe in the
"BUY AT HOME"

doctrine? If you do you should have
space in this department. 1t costs
you but Csc week. The subject mat
ter will be changed each week.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1917-05-04

Departments general
training BILL which has been slightly altered in of its points in
Fl while
the Senate has changed it to Fl to 27)
REGISTRATION.
All male persons ages 49, except alien
miles, must present registration when notice
register Imprisonment than three months than
those who register and found eligible selections
will be made be determined by the War Department
1.-THE the Civil the drawing of from
wheel)
EXEMPTION.
The President of the United States the executive ega
judicial officers of the United States and of the States and
territories and all the military and naval service of the
United States shall be from draft Regular ministers of
any religious denomination shall exempt Members well
recognized organized and existing whose creed
principles forbid its members to participate and whose re
gous convictions against participation accordance with
the creed of such organization No such is provided shall
be from any capacity that the President shall de-
clare to be noncombatant.
The President authorized exclude discharge draft for
partial military service only custom house Clerks in the
mail workers asenas and navy yards; pilots
and Mariners engaged in industries found to be
maintenance of the military establishment the effective
ton of the military forces during the those status
dependents which renders their exclusion discharge adv
BILE; and those found physically morally deficient
jory of whose members shall be cvans any
Court Of record shall have to hear the complaint
son who protests against his enrolment.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1917-05-04
U. S. RECRUITS WILL BE
THOROUGHLY TRAINED

Washington, D. c., April 28.-Sol-
diering will take on an aspect entire
ly new to American military science
when training of the forces to be as
sembled under the draft bill begins
at the 16 training environments.
Careful plans laid by War Depart
ment officials provide for the applica-
ton Immediately of every lesson learn
ed from European battleields, and
much of the work to be done will be
new even to men recently in army in
struction camps.
The Army War College has pre-
pared new training manuals based on
J the latest information from the trench
es of the fighting fronts, gathered
from many sources. Supplemental
regulations will cover even more de-
tailed information brought by the
British and French officers here as
members of the war missions.
The American training system prob
ably will follow to some extent that
used in Canada, where the instruc-
tors have made every effort to pro-
duce as closely as possible conditions
at the front.
Sections of trench have been built
at the Canadian camps exactly dupli-
eating important parts of the lines in
France held by Canadian troops.
Training in extending these works and
running saps or erecting entangle-
ments has gone on to the accompani-
ment of actual shell fire, so as to hard
en- the nerves of the troops as well as
their muscles.
To carry out this scheme the Cana
dams placed batteries opposite the
trenches and keep up a steady fire at
certain designated points. The in
fantry men under training have done
their work night and day with shrap-
mel bursting close to them.
The officers, of course, know the
posts to be pounded by the guns, and
keep the men out of danger. Another
work that will be new to American
troops will be bombing practice.
Every company will have its section
of granadiers to clear the way into a
disputed trench. 1t requires practice
to perfect men in this revived art Of
war, and in repelling bombing par
ties.
Machine gun work will be revolu-
tionized In Great Britain a separate
machine gun corps has been created
to turn out complete machine gun
companies which handle the heavy
water-cooled Vickers-M Maxim guns on
defensive lines.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1917-05-04

We make a speciality of all kinds of
FARM and GARDEN SEEDS and
will be prepared to fill all orders
promptly. Although prices on many
articles are very high, we will make
the lowest possible price,
HARRINGTON NERO. co.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1917-05-04
Whoopinr Cough. ,

One of the most successful prepa-
rations in use for this disease is
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. S. w.
McClinton, Blandon Springs, Ala,
writes, "Our baby had whooping
cough as bad as most any baby could
have it. / gave him Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy and it soon got him
well. 0btainable everywhere. (adv. \
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1917-05-04
PROVISIONS FOR REGISTRATION UNDER
THE DRAFT BILL AND FOT EXEMPTIONS

CThs summary is the Departments general
training which has slightly altered of its points in
House leaves the provision Fl to 49, while
the Senate has changed it to 81 to 27)
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1917-05-04

It is the war of the U-boat against
the civilized world. Our wood boats
have conquered them already.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1917-05-04
EXCHANGE ECHOES

A country paper recently published
this item: "The business man of this
town who is in the habit of hugging
his typewriter had better quit, or we
will publish his name" The next day
81 business men called at the office,
paid up their subscriptions and left
behind them 81 columns OF advertise
ments, and told the editor not to pay
any attention to foolish stories.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1917-05-04

Americans bid their President to
go to war; Germans go to war at their
Kaiser's bidding.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1917-05-04
ALBERT HILLIKER
PENNINGTON MILLING co.

Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Flour, Meal, Bran and Ship-Stuff.
The names of the flour that you get
at home are: Golden Rod, Snow Drop,
Blue Label and FarmilcO Self Rising.
Phone ID
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1917-05-04

Nothing would be so calculated to
give the Kaiser a chill as to get in
the way of an American draft.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-12-13
Stomach Medicines
Are Dangerous
Harmful Acids in Stomach That
Cause Indigestion Should be
NeutraIixed with Magnesia

Just how dangerous it is to indis-
criminately dose the stomach with
drugs and medicines, is often not
realized until too late. It seems so
simple to swallow a dose of some
special mixture or take tablets of
soda. pepsin, bismuth, ETC., after
meals, and the folly of this drugging
is not apparent until, perhaps years
afterward, when it is found that gas
trio ulcers have almost eaten their
way through the stomach walls. Re-
grets are then unavailing; 1t is in the
early stages when indigestion, dys-
pepsia, heartburn, gas, flatulance,
sourness, etc, indicate excessive acid
ity of the stomach and fermentation
of food contents that precaution
should be taken. Drugs and medi-
cines are unsuitable and often dan
gerous-they have little or no infiu-
ence upon the harmful acid. and that
is why doctors are discarding them
and advising sufferers from indiges-
tton and stomach trouble to get rid
of the dangerous acid and keep the
food contents sweet and wholesome
by taking. a little pure Bisurated
Magnesia instead. Bisurated Magne-
sia is an absolutely pure anti-acid
Geo. A. Gorgas or any reliable drug
store. 1t is absolutely harmless, is
practically tasteless and a teaspoon
full or two tablets taken in a little
warm or cold water after meals, will
usually be found quite sufficient to
instantly neutralize excessive acidity
of the stomach and prevent all pos
sibility of the food fermenting.
ADV,
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-12-13
BIG MASSED ATTACK
BY TEUTONS REPULSED


the German artillery has been active
but no attacks have developed. The
heavy enemy bombardment continue
in the Champagne region east of
Rheims. A German surprise attack
against French positions near
Courcy, in this region, was without
result. Northeast of Verdun the
heavy artillery battle goes on with
out cessation.
Weather conditions on the Italian
front are becoming more favorable
to the defenders of the Venetian
plains. Snow is falling and the Ital-
ians hope this aid will help in ham
pering the offensive efforts Of the
Austro--Germans. Between the
Brenta and the Piave the enemy at
tackled as the snow began to fall
and gained several small hill posi-
tions. In counterattacks the Ital-
tans regained the lost krcund.
British shipping losses las. weel:
| show an increase over the previous
week. Twenty-one vessels were lost
through mines and sdbnarinos, ac-
cording to the latest report while IT
were sunk the week before. There
was Il decrease in tho number
of ships of more than 1000 tons,
however, the total for the past week
being IA, a reduction of two. The
number of ships attacked unsuccess-
fully reached eleven, the highest fig
urc in several weeks.