davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-30

Ion0ers biel gbenille-Stiderei, Sei'
0enabiteppimg, 9len0en iun0 8orte
o0er SolttoIb 5ur @erlpenoung. Su
eiuem Scr bornebmiten @ei6dfte Der
StaOt mar Elm in ounfelblauem, fein-
iten Eud ousgefiibrtes &leiO 81 ie'
6eu, oas she aparteite @ornitur ouf'
mies, 0ie iiG oenfen IdBt Dieielbe
beitato einfad5 ats elmer breiten gors
6iire BON fran5oiiiben &n0t9en, etDa
orei 8ou ODER breiter, oie in Orei bcr-
Idie0enet 6orben, ~ glltrold, Bart
blau unb3artgriin II ausgefiibrt ipaz
rem. Der @ffeft mar iiber ale 9egrii.
fe Dornebm unO apart @efbidte SIN
oer f6nnen oieIe @ornihir eigenbdn'
oig beriteIlen. 8orte, etipa 5pei BOD
brett, gilt ebenfa1s fir iebr idbid @S
9crrldt oie glniidt Dor, Dab @orte ei-
nem &oIhim cine militdri14e glote
qibt, mas qeqenipdrtig fir paIie Gilt
@S gibt &Oitiim genuG bic, nit 8orte
Qarnirt, nidts BON niilitGril6cm Gin
flitB berratben 8ieS gilt oiid bon
Dem in iinierer eriten 9lbbiloing Der
anIAotliGten &oitiim III i6Dar5em
@roabclotb, Oos ous einem mittels
ma3iq peiten 9lod uno einem Sole
tot bon &tielGnge beltebt Gin brel-
ter @iirtel bonn eigenen Wtaterial
marfirt sic Soilenliuic, unO bdlt Die
ni6t ltnbetrdbtlibe 5iille Oes @ale-
tots 5lIonuncn. Ser SGooBtbeil oes-
Ielben faQt gra3i0s bernieOer nno
I1uft5u beioen Seiten in Spiben aus,
ma6ren0 8orte IN ein5eIncu ooer 9op'
pelreiben Sen luiteren Ebeil garnirt.
Der Sut, Ser al oieien Soitiim ge'
trooen puroe, lit ems Der neuen Wlo-
belle nit auffauen0 bober &rone, Die
0u, no fie gitt 81 @cIid1t iteben, 10 no-
0iih elegant ipirfen. @r lit gana in
lobforbiger G6eniIle risgefii6rt, imo
nir NIT einem 8onDeau BON iHhpar8er
StrouBieoer, Oas born cine S6leife
biloct, geibmiidt
9lllem glnlGetr mad lperDen Pel1'
Scarfs uli0 GapeS cine nod proni-
nentere Stele inter 0en N1ooen Der
foinnenOen Saiion einnebmen als le
5uoor. 0ie Wlooelle, oie Bis jebt Of.
ferirt peroen, eeben eiueu Yegriif
bon Dem auBeroroentlit6eu 2nrlts, aiif
sen man. ilt 0ieIer 8e5iebltng reGnen
fam. 9luF Whtiter lut0 Shuitt oieicr
pel3Fiide 1T rffen6or Die gr0BtcSorgs
falt peupauot Sin gan5 fiir5lib er-
l6ienenes 0aooel 1T ons in imlerer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-30
Sir bic &a6e.

qrG6tig ibmedt cine Suppe aus
ourdIHloqenem WobrriibengemiiIe,
nobel monS4ipiBme6I, @rtratt, ariine
oeAadte Peterlilie 3uIeBt uno Diinns
gebadenen. in Streifen seI9nitteneu
@ierfu9en als ginlaee eibt. @benIo
ergibt NiriiugioblsemiiIe, bur4ges
i4lagen un6 IGmig gemo6t, cine CUTE
Suppe 6ier 1T freilih elm etpas
rei6liderer 3raft5uIaB eeboten, oa lie
ionIt lei9t faOe i@mett
Suppe aug qeterfiIiens
wur3eln. petcrIilienpur5eln
ner6en cine 6albeStunOe inWaKer ges
foGt, 6onn aus ber 8riibe genommen,
oieIe nod @eIHmdd geIal5en, oarin
g9eis Iebr pei6 getoht unO ourb elm
Sieb gerieben. Dieie Idmise Suppe
berriibrt man nit 2 bis 3 8riibpiirs
feln unb Siebt iie NIT einem gan5en
81 db.
WtrfingfDbl mil 6ums
melrtppen. ~ 9ie &no9en per
ben aus Dem Sleiih gel0it anO nit
Suppengriin 3u Suppe fir ben ndGs
item Sad berto1t. Den DirIing pGi6t
man, to9t i'm einige Wlinuten in
Sal3pofer un0 leet i'm auf Elm Sieb
3um Qlbtropfen. @ns 9ammelfleiIa
pirb in Stiide geiauitten, nit SaI5
un0 pFeffer, al1 geitoBenem Slim
mel 6eltreut. Cine puOOingform iptro
nit sgett bsitri1en. nit 3oblbldtiern,
6arouf nit 5leiftb unb in S9eiben
oel6nitienen roben &artoffeln belegt
un0 70 fortqeFohren, bis bic 5orm
oefiiut lit. Damn pirb iie geIhloHen,
i'm @oKer6aoe onsetodt, barauf in
bic 4o9tilte seTiellt un0 gu @nbe ges
font. Die Roblbriibe lam nit oer
Rno6eu6riibe oerbrou9t perOen sic
piro om nd9Heu Sage nit Somotsns
brei eepiirSt unc nit etpas Reisgries
idmig getO4t
Su SoI3eiusem a 1terot6e e
Raben 9idleb 8eets).
(g3o9 QlnipsiIung bes L. 9. 2tderbou-
Depdriements.)
WoTeroi6Ie SdBneu ooer Steins
tSpfe fonntn CUR Qluinabme, reIp. gum
Q(ufbepabren Der rptben 9lii6en bies
men,
MaI6e bic 9ebdlter tiidtig aus uuo
loNs Dompf 6inein5ie3eu.
ge6dltsy GUS Stienbol5 borf man
niemals ba5u nsSmcn
WulHe bic roibcn @H6en gut.
Qade Sen 9e6alter bon bomtt. Siege
geuug lsi4tss Sol5maRer (8rine)
6ari6er, 0dB bic 9liiben oomit beDedi
InD. 0ede @pl (Gbesie Glot6) baf
riter. lsQe ciu reines 8r'tt9en bo.
raul. 2lut 0aa Nssttesa Iege einsr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-30

set oen W1atroienfrceen imo Die
0lanidjetten.
8ei ben nellen &iiten ipielt Bon0
cine oroBe &ole, un0 5tpor fonmit
oas1el6e in oans belonoerer glrt 5lr
8eriucnolng. S1ufig miro ie6r brei-
teS 8an0 an beioen Seiten Der 9rone
feItqenG6t itno Damn IN Ser Olitte 5lt.
lontnengenonmen, iUoourh Der Slt
All &o6e qeipinit. Cine anOere glrt
Der @arnihir lit etpo 3 a 3Oliges
@ano, oas pliIiirt Die Grone iinlgi6t,
ser ioqenannte rSence" -gfieft. 9eb-
teres arrangement lit in oen n1eiltet
6Gllen ie6r fleioinm @S miro bdilfig
Sannct6an0 bierhir Denubt 9lbgc.
Iebeu BON eincn Srnanent, Dem 8fano
oitfgeiett, ent6ebrt iol6 Elm Snt jeoer
@}aritihtr. 90 ouon.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-30

len 6dlLen orientaliIden @inflitB gum
9lusorud bringt. 1ie inmer mebr 5i.
nebmeiiOe Sitte, 0as 9iube3tmmer
uno oas 0eqligee in bormoniiber
Observation-Disclosures 5u babeu,
gibt Dem Watiter3eiHner geniigeno
glnregiing imuer ueiie 0}ooelle al
ihoffen. Cine gIiidlide SSoee lit OoS
bier ipieoergegebcne Wtooel 81 ncns
men, 0aS cine &oubindtiou bon all.
ober genllltertem Chiffon ln0 glat.
tenn oolOfor6igen Chiffon oaritellt.
Ger 2ebterc blei6t ouf oos Sonou be-
ihr1nft, 0as aus eng onliegenoer
Soille un0 accorOeon pliiiirtem 9ioG
beItebt. Ser gemiiiterte G6iffon 1T in
qeI1idteIter Nlanier in ocni SuGet
beriponot, ous Elm oiffoneno biibides
Wfo6ipert iIt. Siefe, pei6e Salten
fallen bier itn0 0a BON Der Sdnlter
un0 fornten Die Clinic Der sSiaitr IN
onIprehenoIter g9eile. 9anit ois
crientalil9e glote fetsnt perbe, trdgt
W2iIaop elm skeleton" SGubbeu ans
matter @oloborte ilno Spite. @s gi6t
nidt Oiele 0looeue, 0ie an 8ar6eu-
i60nbeit ODER 1iitinsuirtbeit Der 81
nien 0as in &eOe ite6enoe iibertreffen.
Seoe Srai liebt 5ierlide Sodeu,
Defenders in 0en intimeren @eaeuit0u-
oen ser alei0iuig, mie llnteriD0ibc,
9leqligecs iino anOere @ouooir-&lei.
nigfeiten. 9os bier i'm 9ilOe berar'
idjoiilibte 9ouooirvSdubGen lift Elm
Ierquiiit oilitie 5arter@egenitano, ans.
gefiibrt in cremfarbiger glebipite
iiber einem Son0u bon fleiidfarbiger
syopoiriidcr Seioe. sSleiihfarbige
96noer iino in fleioiamer Monier I'M.
ter Dem &inu gefiiipft, DieIes rel
5enoe Sdubcben ntitB fait ieOem sc.
lidt iteDen. Syn oieiem Sale miro 0as-
ielbe 3it enem dllerliebiten ge6liim.
ten 03egligee getrogen, oas init Sei'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-30

q ep gOrf. 0en !! @eptenl6er.

sSallen0e @lGtter nobnen lns leiie,
0aB ole Sonrnerberrli6feit iib ibrein
@n0e gneigt SbtDobl es nidt aitsge'
/ idloiien lit, oaB ms nod iebr lDarme
ESoge beidieoeu iein mogeu, 70 ipen-
BEN Oie @lide iutO @e0anfen li1 oo6
bereits Dem fommeu0en Serbit entge-
gen, in @rDartitng bon piel g}cuent
lno SSntereiianteu aii Dem @ebiete
Der 0lo0e. Die 8eit lit nabe, mo- mir
9Ibidieo nebmen BON Der Sontmer-
Efleioung, iin0 10 mandes &leio, oaS
Eiuir nit 8orliebe getraoen, Deroen
mir nit einem @efiibl Des 8e0duerns,
Dieleidt Ser @e5miitD in oen Sbrailt
b0ngen Solder 9[bI6ieo bat beinabe
etipas Reri0nliAeS. gaS &lei0 iDar
uns elm troiiter @efGbrte on frobeit
Sogen, 70 nancbe liebe @rtnncring
lit nit ibnt perfniipft. itnO fpem ibnt
oit4 in beoenflid)er Meife Die Spuren
0oDoit 0oB man ibn Den Gor5lg CAB
onboften, 10 trettitell mir unS oo9
lllr lWper Doll INN.
9[6er es bilft ni6ts. 3ic 3eit ibrei-
tet boripdrts ino ieoe Saiion itellt
i6re gluforoerungen
Sect bon6elt es ii8 oartni, pal
ienOen @riab su i9affcn. Gas ioa
nidt beiBerr 0aB man iib Sals iibcr
&opf IN neue glnldofftngen itiir5e.
gIub bier 1T Gas @ort: Grit ipdgen,
Damn hagen, ipobl angebradjt. Iie
5riib-0looele, ole ipie allidbrlidb i'm
oiele 8eit iest eriAeiiien, iino in Sen
meiiten Sdnen tid)t ernit 81 nebmen.
yhir iper ii6er itn6eidrGnfte N1ittel
perfiigt, fam ii9 betr9urus geltatten,
Elm Wfo0en an5iil6affeit, oos uieaeidt
tbon IN fltr5er 8eit pieoer 5itriidge-
3ogcn iDiro gs iino Dies 10 81 iogen
nur 9cper6lnqen bon ser groben
Sdlaar ser Wlliiter8eidrer 9iur me-
1li8e Oerielben peroen argenonunen,
illlO 0ieie ouh geipilierntoBen MIR oltf
Brobe SSinOell iie 8eifol BEL Dem
neibliden Yublifum, 70 1T ibnen Elm
Elab infer ben ueuetD}oDen geii6ert.
gSenn iidt beridipinoen iie ieDr
idneI ISM @unoe iilo es Sic Srut.
en- iel6it Die oen 9fusihloq qcbcn, iin0
iiber oos S6idIol eines W1ooells ent-
ifeiOen
@ie neiiten 8raiien fms bei eiueu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-30

Sllititrotion pieoergegebene in Wtoul-
mirfsfea alisgefiibrte @ape, nit tief
berdbgebenoen S.pibcn an oen Seiten.
Gieie Spiben f6nncn mittels 3nid-
fu0pfe an Dem EaiQcntDeil oes GapeS
6efeitiat peroen, itn0 biloen onnn
mdHtig groBe @loden6rmel. 9eion-
oers interenont lit Der @ragen, inoem
Oeriel6e IN tiefcn Soften itn Sen 1alS
liegt un0 wenl gcpiinIdjt, IN breite
9leberS ungemanoelt merOen fann
Gos Gape lit olrdipeg NIT maui
purfsfarbiger mDnnzelo Seioe gefiits
teri. Trausn bsnen es an ben n0t6iz
0eu Ntitteln nid)t fe6lt. iueroen fnum
Der @erindung ipioerltc5en fonneii,
iih eineS oieier uioOii1 elcganten Wlo-
belle 3u3ulcacu. @enu iiber eincm ein'
fa6en Ser6Itflei0e, nit paHenoem
Sit unO cbeniolden Sduben getra-
gen. erpeiit elm %el5-Scarf iidl iiber.
aus mirfingSOol, elegant rno fomfor-
tabel.
@an3 rei5ent rno bornebnrIten
StiIs iino Die gle9ligees, pie in leb.
6aftcn Turben iu0 oltfidnan0en an
pper Wluitern offerirt meroen, Cine
i1tcrciionte 91ote miro OeheIbei ourb
Sbnitt p10 2inie ocae6ol. oie tn bic.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-30

eoilonpe6lel iebr poriidtig NIT @e.
6llg ouf 9lcit2lnidaffitngeit. Gie sie.
gen eS nor, m1bren0 Der llebergongs-
iailon oos in i6rer @ar0erobe 8or.
Dalloene etipas sii3uIhiser, etinoigc
'SDaoen 10 81 ergdn5en, oaB man ii6er
oie ~itniidere" &eriooe binipegfommt,
o5ne oos 9liiifo elmer 91eli.g(nI6of.
titne, Die iib ais berfrii6f eripciIeri
0llrtte. llno 0ies lit ie0eniaas 0as
gti1tige itno olleu Sroren SIT cfnpfc5.
len, ole nidt iiber groBe Wlittcl ber4
fiigen.
Sle btS9cr eric6iencnenWeo0clle lirc
BON Observation-Disclosures, oob Iid oic
allgemeine Senoeu3 ser D9ooe nod
telneSiuegs erfennen laBt. Bur 3eii
nest oos one. piece @lei0, ais Stro.
benioitiim, ie6r he0euten6 i'm 9or=
oergrunoe Bon oen bisber oitsae.
itellten Wlo0eIlen lin0 DieHeidt nur
brciBig Yro3ent SadenfoItiim a1e
1n0ern ohezpece S{lei0er. Qiele Ser
&etteres iill0 nit syadeu.effeft oc.
ieadt, oft 70 aeididt, oob fie ipie Elm
(3oltiim eridleincn Syl al[en S6[(en
|oDer lit Die N2odlort h5dii apart, un0
Icons oor 0eu bis6cr DaQeipeIeneu
Pp'pelAelio- gls @arnittr fonurt Be,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-30

mIrD IN iparnem Boner mn NultlIs
isife eeipolden. Weun febr i1mllbig,
tam man aud Quiaaioriuoe ooes
Seifenmur3el benuben. @t'paige
Sleden eniferue man nit Oeroiinntem
Salmiatgeiit. Qonsse Seiot pir0
uur unmertli@ auT Der lirtsn Seiie
gebiigelt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-30

@lonote. Statt oes 70 oieIinO 70 Ian-
&c getrogeiien llmldlogs NIT SoDls
faumiti6 nir6 neuer6ings 'Diel SpiBe
ais @infoiiilng berpanot. @ine bib
ide glouie in fleiic5farbigen goile
lit bier beroniGmilift. g8in5iae Sea
0eliGumGen, Berlmutterfnopfe iuio
Sonoitiderei iino 9etaiIs, Die Ole
S66nbeit oes @2ooeas betrddtlid be-
ben. Gremefarbi9e 6iIetipibe uniran'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-30

oenitiderei oisgeitattet lit.
@S lit fein gli5eid)ei borbanOen.
Dab @loliien in Sleiidt6nen an ntooi.
id}er @'iinit perlieren SIN @egentbeil
ipridjt glles Oofiir, OoB iie aiib fer
ucrbin in tpln0erib0neu @liitern er'
iheinen perOen 6leii9farbiges 8oiIc
lit Die leBte gSeubcif Diae glrt II
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-30
Mas Ser MsltaiOnsfunes.

y " ~ : - - " = u " - = -
Syn ser Geligiousihnoc IN cinem
pommerI9sn Orie wirb bsr 3ng per
&inoer Ssraels Our@ eIe lSlfe
our1genommen.
9ebrer Gum a4tjd9ri9en Seors);
,9&un ,@eorg, poDon lebten bic Stiroer
,ysraels in Der g8iiIte9"
Scr tleiue @corg i9ptiat.
.glun, mas i4idte oena 9otl pom
Simmel beraunter2"
Q(uhport: nMonna @auna!"
Suartoncr 9lntiporten altS Der 9ic.
ligionsltunoe.
6raqe bes 2ebrers: nWas t6nnsl
mir aus BEN 8u4e Rutb lernen2"
QlntpOrt: oSiebe sur S4piesess
mutter."
Yei Der @eIpre@ung 6eS Pahus 5ss
bterteu @e6otes: nDu 1ollt an niaicrl
Gage teine Qlrbeit oerrihten, lpe0er NJ,
nod bein Sobn, bsine Sodter u.I.p..
lautete bic 5rags:
.Wes6al6 mir6 bic 6rau bier ni]I
genaani2"
2lptpoEti r2i' l4qTIsp RpA aV,'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-30
@ut qeee BEN.

Rrateleubtr @uF (beim @bsang,
8um ggirt6). .Qtucn 2riten ipercs ic1
Is erad6len DaB ib Del Sbusn niat
mebr oeriebrel"
@ut6: 80, iA 6aute Sbnsn i'm
Dorr ilig biele empIs9hng meil'eS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-30

Stein, bu 76per senug lit, bic Riiben
unter beuiNASaI3paher 81 baIten.
Safe ant parmem Srte, bis feline
9lds@en mar aufIteigen, penn man
lei9t an 6euA9sbdlter tlopfi
DdbrenS Der @dbruug iib biloens
Der 99aum ,muB iorgfdltig abgss
If0pft perbtn Damn ftelt man bas
gefdB an'eincn tiblen 0rt gum Qluf=
beipabreu. gebeht bic Sberfld9e nit
beiBem Pardffin4 lin bic 9uft aus3us
ibIieBen. Sollte l6er parafIinzlleberz
sua nab Dem Siaodnen bre9en, 6ann
muB man bemIslben pieber abnebmen.
Idmel5en unb nodlmaI Oariiber giss
ben.
9as \Sal3tpaHer fir bieie rot6cn
Aaben mnnt monIO:
] pint @Fig. s'EaES
z IrFe Sol5.
/ @ollone MoferA
Mlon ni9rt. bis F&N6as HSoI5 DDuig
gelGF bat-
SuBtorit iptrD geinu ebenlo be-
bonoelt pie Srot9e Riiben, ipenn man
,,gidleo @orN" MAIDEN lpil.
Waon ri8teA es Der mie gum So&en
uno pdI9t es. Damn sieBf man Io-
oiel GalSpdFer bnron, baB bas Gorn
bomit beOedt If uno oerfdbrt genau
70 pie BEL SdI3euxteu uu6 Bel rOtben
Riiben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-30
sir Q OMIT tvs 0 bnen unb
uNrfen

Sol9e t0nnsn mad Der NnleltunJ
oes Qlderbdu 0ebartements na9 Ell.
ner neuen g6brmetboOe eingsmatt
perbsn ipie folst:
gebGlier: gi6ers \OOer WeinFGRer
ober Steint6pf., ou8i &iibel, Iolange
Ielbc ui9t aus gelbem ooer sPit9
SPine" berseitent iino.
Mai9e gut Gus, nlitsto4enb beiBem
8oFer.
@aI6e bas @enIiie-
@on @Gnittbpbnen iDeroen bic 5as
ben obse5ogen.
gluf ben Go6en bss 8e6dltsrs
tommt eine 2age Din uuD cine 6anbz
bon geniT9tes 9eiuiir8 (Wligeb
Spices).
Damn pade bic 8obnen binein;
penn balb Doa tommt pieoer Din
uub @eipiir3 borolf.
lln6 e6e bos GkfdB gan8 bon 1T,
noGmal DiI unc @eipiir3.
gDenn gefiint bis gu einem 3on
bonn oberen RanDe, beleet man Oos
Gjanae / 3ol tief nit 9roubenbldts
TERN ooer nit friihen HDtbe Riiben=
@lGttern
preIIe nit einem reiren Bretthen
aan3 Fef nieber unO lege 3iegelFeins
(aber feline Sanns Ober &aliiteine) bas
rauf.
Damn Fiile nit SnI8poRer ouf.
9aKe gdbren an pormem 9rt 5-7
Sage, an tii6lem plabe 3--4 No6en.
Wlon 1ebt bic 8ebdlter an siuen
plob no ni9ts baron tommen lam
unb beoedt bic Dberflddbe nit Yorofs
fin, bas Ip beiB iein miB, bob es bic
lSberfld6e 0es Gol8paiiers oiftoben
lGbt. gri6t pie poraffinIage, 10 muB
es nod nal gelamOl5en iperben.
Die Sol3briibs ma&t man 10: l
Pfunb Sal3, 10 4uart WdHers
gu je fiinf3ehn Auort SoI5poher
/ Nuart gHig.
M oiStoIben ein3ufoI3en.
Sier3u brau9i man pobl stfpas
erDBere S1pfe, penn man leine 6ol3s
! fGB9eu nimmt. Die Rolbeu iperoen
BON gldttern unb Seibenfdoen iorg,
fdltig beFreit. Damn itelt man iit
oufredbt, B. +. nit Oem StielenOe nun
unten, 6i6t unS feIt in bic @efdBe.
gebedt iie nit einer Idpaden Sal3s
briibe uno ! 4int @Hig, + SaKe Sab
uno / @olonen WaHer. 2egt Wlus~
lin ober 2 3fo9es G6seieclot9 nebIt
runbem Brett ober Seller nit Stein
6eI9pert DurauT. Damn lGBt man az
lee erit einige Sage i'm parmen Baum
QG6ren, nimmt oufiteiaenDeu S4aunI
ob uno Itent ben 8ebGIter tiibl penn
teine 8laIen me1r uufIteisen, iobalS
bon auBen parall getlopft ipiro.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-09-20
Break With Kaiser.

Buenos Aires, Sept. 20. The ac-
ton of the Argentine Senate voting
to break off diplomatic relations with
Germany today met with an en-
thusiastic response throughout the
.,ntire republic.
The senators were praised by the
press, and it was predicted on every
side that the Chamber of Deputies
would take similar action.
Ever since the Luxburg revelations
showing that unneutral messages
were being sent from this city tc
Berlin through the Swedish lega-
ton, anti-German feeling has been
growing.
Just now the country is in the
throes of railway strike, but it i
believed that the Government would
AXE drastic efforts to re-estahllsh
normal transportation facilities should
Argentina decide to cast her lot witt
the allies.
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is the information impaired by the
Washington correspondent of the
Philadelphia Record. Advices received
in Washington within the past forty
eight hours makes it apparent that
a move to curtail the powers OF the
Kaiser and of the military caste mas
gained such Roadway that it is very
unlikely that it can be stopped
The reply of Germany to Pope
Benedict's peace proposals, it is IN
timated, will contain pointed refer
ence to the steps already taken TO
insure a self governing people. 1t IS
understood that the answer was pre-
pared by a committee Of the Rercn-
stay and is of such nature that II
must mean a rapid acquiescence 10
the demands made by President VII
son.
In to the present all State papers
have been prepared in the Foreign
Office. They were then submitted to
the Kaiser. The reply in question IS
thought to have gone through the
same process, except that the Reich
stag committee was appointed, evil
IDENTIFY to assauge the opinion OF the
world.
President Wilson's reply to the
Pope is regarded by Administration
officials as the opening wedge IN the
internal situation of Germany. Inc
tone of the Socialist newspapers, urg
ing characterization is quite evident
" not only in accord with the Presl-
dents suggestions, hut an outgroWth
of them.
The German people are under a
very heavy strain, and it grows heaS-
isr every day. They endure it in the
hone that the allies will give up ne-
fore they have to. When convinced
that the struggle is absolutely hoe
less they will give up. Therefore 1t
is of the utmost Importance that the
pressure should not be relaxed 1or
moment anywhere. The lighting
must continue without cessation me
shifting of of food and other sup
plies must become more complete
The evidence that the, United States
with a population of over foo.ooV,oo'
and more wealth than any other pei
lirerent, is using all its resources
and will continue using them TO the
end must be made so apparent tha'
the Germans cannot make any mis-
take about, it. When they are con,
WINGED of that fact they viii see tha'
they have not a ghost Of chance O.
winning.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-09-20
ANOTHER ENEMY.

Argentina has broken with Ger
MANY The vote of the Argentine
Senate % to l in favor of sever
ence of diplomatic relations, can d.
interpreted in no other way than a.
an index of an overwhelming anc
beli"erently anti-German sentiment
among the peopl. of the Latin-Ame
rican republic.
As is suggested by the Washing
ten Herald, it is doubtless the tore
runner of war between Argentina
and Germany.
The effect of the Argentlnlan ac'
t;,n will be far-reaching--lt bring;
to the support of the United State
the most powerful of the LAIN
American nations, and therefore
means AN immediate strengthening
Of the Pan-American bond; but 1ur'
Their than that it means the ultl'
mate eradication of the powerrul
Gcrmanic commercial grip on Sour
America. and therefore makes oul
work of commercial penetration
among our southern neighbors tha'
much easier.
1t is an important step IN erect
ING The utter and complete lsola-
ton of Germany.
The Argentine action should nave
\ material effect in showing the
German people the real nature o.
the "iron ring that is enclrci'ng
them and in exposing the fatuous
hone held out to them by Their
n,asters that a victorious peace
will be theirs if they only keep on
fighting long enough. 1t should show
them that their enemies are con-
stantlv growing stronger: it should
show them that their diplomacy Is
bankrupt and a broken reed, that
it is leading them not to the pro-
missed land, but to catastrophe.
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Democratic primaries, except for
judicial nominations. John F. Hylan
will be the Democratic. candidate for
Mayor against Mitchell.
INTERNED AT OGLETHORPE.
Discharged Sergeant to be Held Dur
ing Duration Of War for His Ger

Discharged Sergeant TO be Held Dur
ing Duration Of War for His Ger
man Sympathies. q;U -
Fort Oglethorpe, /, Ga, Sept. 20
Sergt. Alfred Bonhaupt, Sixth United
States Infantry, has been informed at
the prison camp here III instructions
of the Bureau Of immigration. fol-
lowing his discharge from the army
on orders from the War Department
on the ground that his sympathles
for Germany preclutled the perform
ance of his duties as soldier of the
republic. Bonhaupt's discharge fol
lowed the interrogation by the British
authorities OF letter written to his
sister in Germany, in which he eX-
pressed his regret that the United
States had entered the war against
his native country, and the hope that
ne would not have to fight the
Fatherland. The letter was turned
over to the United States officials by
The British, and Bonhaupt was
promptly discharged from the army
and intemeG. Bonhaupt is said to
have good record in the service
having been with Pershing's expedi-
ton in Mexico. He will be held dur
'ng the duration of the war.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-09-20
mitchell IN LEAD
His Supporters Claim Victory Over
Bennett for Republican Mayor
alty Nomination.

New York, Sept. 2O.-SupporterS
of Mayor John ?. Mitchell, fusion
candidate for reelection, late last
might Claimed that he had won the
Republican mayoral nomination in
primaries held yesterday, but only
after a close contest with William
H. Bennett. who entered the field with
out organized support. The unex-
pectedly heavy vote given Bennett VINO
is a former State Senator, was the
feature OF the primaries.
With returns received from 1910
districts out of 1850 in the greater
city, the vote was: Mitchell, 31,042;
Bennett, 29,7S3.
The final figures will not be avail
able until today.
There were not contests II tbs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-09-20
Auction Sale OF Dairy and Stock
Farm Near Manassas, Va.

Owing to the death of my husband
will sell at public auction on Octo-
Der 3, 1917, commencing at III O'Clock
sharp, my dairy and stock farm also
stock and personal property, con-
sisting of 206 acres; 25 acres in a
hiph state of cultivation. balance IL
good timber; 4 quantity of pulp wood;
a variety Of fruit; water in each field;
good buildings; three story dairy
barn 50xG0; stanchions for "A head
cattle; calf barn; eight-stall horse
barn 30x40; silo; six room, nearty
new; bungalow; eight room tenant
md other buildings, all in good con-
dition. running water in both houses
and barn. Farm is located two mile
from Manassas, Va, on main line OF
Southern railroad, milk station only
half mile away. Washington. D. C..
80 miles. Terms for farm property
one-third cash. Personal property, u
milk cows, fresh since Sept. 10th,
tubercu.in tested: Z Holsteln helfers
coming fresh soon. l thorobred bull
and calf. s heavy draft marest two
ored) young horse, 3 colts, ! good
driving horse. Is hogs 1.-TWO sows
bredl and all machinery and impie-
ments. wagons and harness which
would be found on any up to date
farm; "a acres good corn in the
shock, hay, pea hay. straw, 200 bush
els potatoes, wheat straw. Terms
cash.
MRS. SARA a. PAYNE.
Manassas, Va.
226-6t.