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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-04
glrmee nnS fSIutte aeaen etaat.

9[rmee-Offi6iere unO iol&e bon Der
Slotte ioIlen fir Oos gloomion-
@eiet eintreten. III 2anoitroBcn.
5on6s Oes Stootes in @efabr Oes
&erluItes bon EouienOen bon
Qoaors. ~ @lorpldnoer 9luto-
fobrer merOen 6lehen niiIien.
Gs Iteat Iib berous, Dab Die 8un-
6esilotte Deriu6t, 0en 5ono fiir Die
Gr6oltlng Der WorDldnoer Stnots-
StraBen 5u Derni6ten. Dies ergebt
aus einem 9riefe an 6ronf $. 3oud,
Dem @oriiser Der StaotsltroBen-
Gonniliion, ben er bon einem 6reuH.
0e Oes StraBenipltems erbielt, unO in
Dem eeigt miro, oaB Or. $. 20. &ope,
Ger 9Sr6iioent oes NtarDldnoer gluto-
mo6il@lubS unO Ser WlorDl6nOcr
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Die beioe Die
9loomion-Gorloee imteritiiten, 8riefe
geiArieben babe, in oenen geiogt
miro, Die 9lrmee uno oie 6lotte be-
fiirmorteten ole &orlagc.
&or einigen Eogen beboliptete Os.
Borne s. Ycaott, ser 9lnWalt oes Pill
tomo6il-G Clubs, uno &oriiter oes
ge6tsrot6s fir ole 9(utomobil-Ger-
cinigung, OoB oos 9riegs-0eporte-
ment Ole @orloge begiiniiige. Serr
Yeaott ioete ni6t8 IN 8e0ug ouf Die
5loite, ober Or. &owe fano aus, OaB
Die Slotte ooron intereiiirt lit.
Gs mur0e ioeben betannt oaB Se-
motor @ittmon bon g3e0ooa no
StaotsItraBen foIt unbefonut limo, 10
eroBes s5nterelie oron nabnJ Dab Die
glutomobile oes 0iItritts Columbia
frei ii6er Die N1orDI1noer StraBen
fobren, ooB er ole uripriingIibe
MISUNDERSTANDING I'M Senot ein-
bradte. 0ie @orloge murOe Dor ei-
nigen g8oben gum 5neiten Wfole 0ent
9aule Dorgelegt. y(un 6elgte es lid,
ooB ole 9eomten oes 9hltomobil-
Clubs o6ne 9luf6e6ens 8rieie an Die
Senotoren geidrie6en botten nit Dem
Griuben, ole @orlage unter Dem gto-
men Yittman-@orloge inn Senat
ourd5ubringen. @oiDerneur Sar.
rington miro mlf DEM StaatsitroBeu-
SDitem beiteben blei6en SoIlte ole
@orlage ourdgeben, 10 miiroe cine
1obere 8elteuerllng Der 9lutonobiIe
N}orDlnno's notbwenoig iueroen. Die
Nfitglieoer 0es glutOmobil.Glubs,t
louter reicbe 2eute, peroen ia nidts
oogegen babeu, ober I'M Staate giebt
es piele 2eute, Die nidt gum Slilto-
mobilGhb eeboren rnO oenen miro
cine crb0bte Steucr meniger @obl-
gefallen bereiten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-04
Sran aab id ais glauu aus.

Eole0o. C6io, 3. 9(ugult. Or
Samiel gldcrmou, ser ieit orei Sab,
rem bier ais Optifer onidiiig mar unO
iebr gnte @sid1ite madte, lit i'm
Mnlunee 9iiper oIS 9eicbe geiunoen
woroen uno babel bat iid6 6eralsge-
ieat oaB ser 0ptifer fein Opiifer,
iouoern cine Nptiferin mar
0ie 6rau i'll bier iictS in Wianns-
fleioeru eridienen unO gtiemano
bate iie inn Gcroatbt Dab iie fein
D}ann nor S6r @eihleht muroe
crit in Ser @orgue cntoedt, oeun iie
mdr and i'm mdnulihen &obit in oen
SOB Ncaangen 9lah 9lniidt ser $50
li5ei bat lie SeIbitmorO begaugen luo-
raui Gin an DER 9eide, oie feiuc 1r-
Berliben Serlebimeen aufmies. be-
ieiiiateS ibpcres @iieneewidt idlie-
Ben ldBt. 9liemanO fcnnt bier Ben
mabren 9iomen ser Eooten, nod meiB
man wo6er iie itmnmt ooer eefom-
men lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-04
Oicnnium Der nOOO GyeaOws~.

%otriotisnuis miro Der @rlnoton
ser adten SSobres.gieuuion ser Dob
8elolpS" bon WlarDlano, 9enniDlDn-
llien @irginien unO DEM 2iltrift
Columbia ieiiL Ole aln ndcbiten Dom
nerltoe in @en.Mor obgebolten miro.
W1an ermartet, onB Der GougreBmam
@eorge SuOoleion bon 9llobomo, elm
prominentes W8itgIie6 Der .,Goo Sell
lcps", Der SauptreOner iein miro.
Gin Ebeil ser Gerenonien miro aus
Dem Singer BON patriotiitben 2ie-
bern belteben uno Der briioerliben
glnipro6e oes ebemolieen gongreB-
nonncs g8. 6. 9(noreps, Ger Sabre
lanq Gbef 9luoiteur i'm SAobomt in
@oi6ingtou mar. Faltor MSartin 8.
9eoa BON Baltimore, Ser @roBmei-
Iter BON WlorDlano, miro bel DER
6eier oeu @oriit fiibren. 9lm 9lbeno'
miro es elm CONCERT eeben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-04

Mor0louo bat Iout Dem @crid6t
oes Stoots-S Shabmeiiters Sobn SO.
Dennis 5ur 3eit $962,t7O.37 I'M
StaatsiddeL.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-04
Cabinets .ariicm

SSn 9onOon imO @aris. ~ SENDER
IONS 9iiidtritt erwortet. ~ 3luei
iron5oiiide Wliniiier iheioeu.
Gie Sieune Der irou5oii6en Ge'
putirten.2ammer.
2on6on 3. 9lueiiit n Su Son-
oon iiuO 6e6arrlide @eriidte I'M I'M
louf, OoB g(rt6ur @enoerion, Der Ser
treter Der glrbeiter-@ortei in Slopo
@eorQe's Cabinet, bon ieinem Soften
arriidtreten miro. Sein 9lusideioen
wiir0e cine 6olge ser bitteren &or.
luirie Iein, pel9e ge9en i6n weaen
leiner 0}ihpirfung an Der @oriier
Gonieren5 Iran5oii6er lnO rliiiilder
So3ialiiten mo wegen ieines olfenen
@intretens iiir cine 6ritiibe 8etbeili-
Qlng an ser Stod6olmer 6rieOenSs
Gonieren5 ser So5ioliiien erboben
puroen. 9lQgenein miro erportet
ooB Sen0erIon aus Dem Cabinet aus.
treten miro, menn sic 9ie9iermg bril-
tii9en 9elegaten 81 Der Stod5oln.
Gonieren5 Oie 9ieiIepGile perueigert.
SoQte oogegeu 9loDo George einlen-
fen lmO Oie 9diie 6elpiaieen uiiroen
Oie Gonier0otiOen gewaltigen S6rm
idlaacn.
QluS Boris fonmt Oie 0}el0iung
Oon Dem &iidtritt 0es N}arinemini-
tiers 9aca5e uno 0es 0hnitionsmini-
tiers Go6in. S6r Giidtritt lte6t I'M
3uiommen6one NIT Ger eeitrigen g(6-
Iiimnuina in ser 0eplitirtenfammer
ii6er ole &losi6e &eiolution, welbe
ole bisberigen 5rieoenns5iele 6ranf-
reids ouf's rene beitdtigt.
Stiirmiihe Sibune 0er,
0eputirtenfommer.
@oris, 3. 9(uguit. Ole Snter-
peIlation Ses So3ialiiteniii6rers &e-
nauoel biniidtli6 Ger oagemeinen
@olitif Der 9leeierlmg fii6rte in DER
Geputirteniammer 81 elmer bis IpGt
9lbenoS anoanernoen Itiirmiiben Sib-
uug. 9enouOel 6eitano oaraui, oaB
cine aunoge6ung Der 6rieoens6eoin.
aingen Der glQiirten 0euti6lano
3mineen miiroe, feline eigene @olitif
6efdnnt 81 geben.
&ibot fir e6renOollen
Srte0en.
Syn ieiner Gripioerlme fam 9re-
mier 9ii6ot 3un16It aui oie 5rieoens-
iroge 81 iprcden. @r iaete: n@ir
miini6en 6rie6eu, o6er einen aufri6-
tieen uno ebrenooaen. g9enn mir
belte 5rieOen madten miiBten mir
oui @liaB-Sot6rin9en per5i6ten lmo
oie Oer6eerter @rooir5en iel6lt lpie-
Oer6eritellen. Ser 5iee muB aewon.
nen werOen, un0 oas fam ni6t 0hr6
9eiprebunqeu mo Gonieren5en ge.
ihe6en. Gie fron5oiii6e So3ialiiten.
Eartei bat es abeele6nt, iiG 81 Be
ipreduugen nit Oen Geliti6en no1
Stod5olm 81 begeben.~
Sier madte Der So5ialiIt 0iiitraI
oen @inmurf; o@ir meroen troboem
oort6in ee6en.~ Seine g9orte perur-
ladten 9roBcn 9luiru6r.
@remier 9ii6ot IN SortIetung iei-
ner 9ieOe i1iloerte oie 0eutiHen 60
3ialiiien oIs 9eouftrogte oes oeutiden
&oiiers. Grtidie0en erfl6rte cr:
0Dlit Seliten wie @6iIipp S6eiOe-
mann moIleu mir nidt Uer6onoeln."
&ieOer folgteu lGrmenOe llnruben in
ner &ammer.
Gum SdhiB 6etonte 9iibot; ng9ir
mer0cn mlr 5rieoen 6a6en luenn
0eutidlono irei imO 6emofratii6 ge.
woroen lit mo ieine @la6t 5eri6met.
tert it,
GenauOelS 9ieiolution mlroe i6lieB-
lid nit 395 aegen 70 Stinmen abge-
le6nt mo 0afiir oie 9Reioiition oeS
0eplltirten GIob angenommen mel.
6e ertldrt, Dab oie 6rieoensbeoingmt.
gen ole 9eireiine Der BON oen Gait
iden beiebteE Sonoest6eile, ole g8ie
oergabe BON @liaB 2ot6ringen unO
aerebte Gntib0oieung iiir Oos in ben
6eieBten @e6icten angeri6tete llubeil
einidlieBen iolen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-04

ser er iogte: pGieies NfonifeIt 1T ser
oemofratiidite S9ritt, oen ole ruff
ide re0ohiotionGre 0legierlng nod
unternoumen bat, oenn er maht
5innlanos @oIf gum Serrn ieines
eigenen @ei6ides.
Olan erpartet, SAB ser 9anOtoa
iiber Stellmgua6me 6eute 9l6eno
bei6lieBen miro. Ole io3ioliitii9e
@}aioritGt Oro6t, 0os @uniieit nidt
81 6eadtcn mo in oibung 81 6lei-
ben i9d5rcno oie 9liut. So5iaIiiien
oemieI6en nahtommeu mollen IS
6eiBt 0oB siidter Oes S6ergeribts
na1 Seiingfors telegrapbirt 6aben,
ooB iie feline meiteren 2ouotoesgeieee
ausfiibreH meroen melde inter ei.
mem berfaiiingswiorigen llna6bdu-
gigfeitsgeiebe paiiirt meroen.
@egen 2lufl0iung finni-
iden &onOtugs.
@eterS 6urQ 2. 9hguit. ~ &ie
Elm Correspondent ser ogomoie
&reuia" aus Seliingfors mcloet,
0rin9eu oiele Der iooioliidid6en Gepu-
tirten in Sinnlano Oaraui Der 9lnoro-
mrng Der 9iegierlmg 6e5iiglib 9(uilos
iuna Oes iinnii@en 2auotages feline
6olge 5u leiiten, iblogeu bieImebr
0or, iD in Gado6nulng 0es 9eiipielS
Der Gima irgenOpo anoers 5u Der.
ianneln.
@eltern gl6enO wur0e in Dem Ya-
lais oes GcuoerneurS cine 8erot6rng
a6ge6alten al pelmer Ser Gommau-
oeur ser 6altiiden Slotte, Der 9lege.
rlmgs-GommiiiGr Snipfo uno ole lo-
5ialiitiiWen Geputirten t6eilna6men.
sc denien beim Gin5ug in
Eurnoppl
2on6on 3. 9luguit. - Ger Cor
reIponoent Der yGimes" i'm rllIiiidJen
Souptquoriier an Der Siiomeitiront
6eitdtigt in eineul geridt inter Ga-
tim oes 81. Sui oie 0leloung bon
elmer geferlina Der @erfoiiung Der
ruiiiiben glrmee, 6eipirlt ourd oie
saaBno6meu gegen 6a1neniludt imo
Bonif s9ie Ser Gorreiponoent mel
oct, iino imjuirieoene Gegimenter an
ole Sront 5uriidgefe6rt.
gSeiter 6eiagt Die Cepei6e, Dab
&aiier gil6elm mo 6elomariboll
bon @}odenien einen triump6irenoeu
Gin5ug in Oos 6eireite Sornopal
6ielten. Gie g9udt ser oeltiden Sf
feniiOe iheint gegen ole 2inie Same
nets @ooolsfn am &ege nod Ooeiia
geridltet 81 iein.
Wtorimolilteu @ropagan.
balm ser 1tl9lrmee.
2onOon, 3. 9(uguit.- Sine 9ieu-
ter Gepeirbe aus &eters0urg meloet,
OoB ole 0'ilitdrbe66roen in &iem
Oen 6e6neuirnter &rplenfo, W}itglieo
oes Geutral GrefutiD Gomite's ser
glr6eiter- lmo SolOaten-Gelegaten,
feiineGmen lieBen CT miro 6eiGul-
oigt, @}nrinloliiieu Yropnganoa ii
0er If. Prince 0er6reitet 81 6aben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-04

rung manAerlei ous6uieten eebabt,
ionit miiroe iie i6perIih 10 prompt
eingei6ritten iein; lno aus Scr Srei-
ipreblng 5rou YlooneO's ereie6t
iid, Dob i6re 9eoenfen eeeen oen
Ger(olf ino oos groebniB oes eriten
|2ooneD Fro0eiies ni@t unbeeriinoct
eepeien iino.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-04

feuer .auf oie uengemonnenen briti-
i6en 9oiitionen in Dem glreal iiiolib
BON Der ypern-Menin-StraBe; oieles
9onlbaroement purOe bis iebt iortee-
fest.
Ba6reno ser 9ladt ridtete Der
6eino einen @egenangriif gegen ei-
nen fleinen S6eil Der 5ront, Die bon
oen aulralii6en uno 9leu.Seelano-
Eruppen bert6eioiet miro, an Der
SoQebefe.9a 9aiiee Giae-2inie. 9lber
oie britiihe 9lrtilerie ianote Elm t0ot-
lides 6euer gegen Die 9leiben Der
geutiden umO 5pang ole ieinOliden
Eruppen iib 5uriid5l5ie6eu.
Gle Geiltiden nnterbielten geltern
91a6nittog Elm 5iemlid beitiges 9om'
borocment eegen oie 8ron8oien auf
ser 9inie 5lpii6en aoortefer imo 9ir-
Idoote; ober Oieies wurOe am iriiben
g(6eno eineeiteat. rmo es iolete fem
SSnianterie-9lneriii.
IS fdlt nod immer Hegen, uno
oie NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. merOen
ooourh ie6r bebinoert, ebenio ole
9eobodhme fir sic Slieger.
Ole @ntente.2lGiirten 6oben Weiter
ibre nelen Stellungen befeitiet, I'M
aeod)tet Ger SinoeruiIie oes @etters,
mo Iie iino iebt entlone ibrer neuen
2inie iiarf Deridon5t.
9ie &uiien rGumen Slim g..
poluHg.
PETERSBURG, 3. 9luelii. n
Qie Sta0t aimpolune IN Der iiioliden
9ufomino 1T bon oen 8liien gerdrmt
woroen pie ole beute 9ladmittag
bonn ruiiiiden ariegs6iirenu ber0i.
ientlidte offi5ieae 0iittbeilune be-
iagt
Gle 9iuiien iino iebt in beitiee Sc
iedte nit oen oiterreidiid-oeutideu
Iruppen am 3luiie 9DitriIba Der.
midelt.
SSn Dem @ebiet 5piiden Dem Gnie-
tier imo Dem @rlltb oauert Der 9fiid.
aug Der Huiien fort.
Ole riliiiiden Streitfrdfte inn iiio.
6iiliben @oIi5ien babeu Iid nod Ell
ner beiBen Sdladt nit ben teutoni.
iden Gruppeu iiber oen 6IuB 3broc8
an ieiHen 3uiammeniluB nit Dem
Gnieiter 5uriidee3osen.
Gie 0eiitiden ba6en oie Grtidai-
ten Satfopce, Srubo5in im0 9olfooce
beiett.
SSn 0en 9arpatben boben sic oeiit-
i6en 6ruppen Die ruiiiide 9inie
ourdbrohen imo 8alfea beiett.
9ln Scr 9liSne.6ront
fdmere &dmpfe.
@aris, 3. 9luguIt. Ger 6eu.
tige amtIibe Srontberi1t oes fran5o.
iiihen arieesbiireais meloet, DAB an
Der 9lisne.6ront in Der g}dbe BON
GERM Die 0cutidcn eeitern 94o6t
mebrere beftiee 9lngriife ldngs elmer
Sront bon 1900 @letern 9reite I'M
terna6men.
Gie MelOune lautet.
uQ(n6alteno i6ledtes getter
6erri6t Lungs ser gau5en belgii6en
Sront.
Seitlid uno iiiOli6 bon GernD I'M
ternabmeu oeutidc Streitfrdfte, no6
einer oiBeroroentli6 6eitigen ge.
ic6ieBune, an elmer etipo 1900 O}eter
breiten 6ront Dudtige 9lngriffe, lpel.
DIE ieood alle 0ur1 rnIer 6euer ab.
geldlogen murOen. SIN @erlaui ser
admpfe fii9ten mir Dem 6einoe
idmere 9erluite ST..
Gie 9(rtiaerie-admpfc 81 beioen
llfern Der Wlaas (geroun.Raun) ma.
rem beionoers 6ibig in ser @eeeno
oes 9lOocolrt-@aloeS nno Ser S6be
3O4,"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-04

u%ictOria Sale" in Nerlin aeidloiicu.
9erlia, Oia 9onOon 8. 9(ug. ~
Gos uGictoria 9oie" an ser Ode bon
Inter oen 9inoen lmo ser 6rieorid-
StraBe, wo6l 0as populdriie imo be.
iudteIic aQcr 9erIlncr Goies. 1T we-
Gen GerIebung Der 91o6rlnesmittel.
gori9riiteu oeidIoien uoroeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-04

Sic 9eWobner bon Sent SSlono
bnben @ouperneur Sorrington er-
iudjt cincn Der Staatsoompfer oeu
MitglieOern oes GongreIies aur Ser.
iiigune 8u itelleu, Oie Der belte itatt.
fiuOenOen @loiienberiommlllng gcgen
oic @enutung Der SSniel fir 9lrtiae-
rie5mede beiipobnen mollen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-04

"''f
QDu0om 3. 9hlenit. NorO'
oitlid BON gpern, in 5lanoern, boben
6elomoriboa Saie's Gruppen Die
Sta0t Saint SuIien mieoergenom'
men, ans Der iie in ser lesten @ode
bnonsgetrieben morOen waren. Eies
miro in Dem oiii3ellen 8eriht gemel.
set. Ger 6eilte glbeuo bonn britii6en
9lrmee Sauptquartier uer0ifeutlidt
nurOe.
SHolid bon Soaebefe, 5wii6en
gpern uno @arneion, boben Die 8ri.
ten 3ortidritte eema6t.
Seitlib bon UonhD-le-@reur iino
oie Ceuti6eu iebt aus iait allen Ebet.
len Der Stellmgen 0ertrieben NOR.
oen, oie lie in Der Oonneriiag geaht
Qemonnen botten.
s,u oen Gperationen Der Aaiirten'
Gruppen am Gienitag wurOen oen
neneiien 9eridten uod insgeiammt
6i22 @eianeene eemadt oarunter
182 Ofii5iere.
9riten berlieren 9 9ooen
ouf ArroS-8ront.
9onoon 3. ghigrit. -Cie 6eute
9ladmittag pom britiiden 9lrmee-
Sauptquartier oerofientlibte Off
3ieae 0Qitt6eilrng BAT iolgenoen
@orilout.
.gos @etter bleibt Itiirmiib imb
regnerid. @eitern geaht erneuerte
Ger 5eino ieineu @eriud, ms aus
inieren Steaungen ouf Der Snfan.
teriespobe, oItli6 bon MonHp-le-
@reur aiti ser gIrras .6ront, 81 trei.
ben glob eiuem itarfen 9ombaroe-
ment gelane es Dem Seino, tenpordr
bon einem Sbeile uuierer boroeriten
2inie 9eiib 81 ergreifen. llniere Sc
eenaneriffe 6aben 6ereits einen 8beil
oes perlorenen gerroins mieOer in
unieren 9eiis gebradt
@G6reno Ser g1adt oeriudte ser
Seino, aud uniere Shiieengrdben
iiio0itIid bon Qaieunt 81 iiberfalen,
ino unternabm einen glngrifi aui
einen lnierer neuen Soften noromeit.
lid bon @arneton. gr miiroe in bel.
oen 6dlen 5uriideeiuorien.~
entente Sruppen befeiti.
Gen ibre neuen
Stellungen.
@ritifde 5ronti 6ronf-
reid uno @eGgien 3. 9fng.
glrtiaerie.0ueae bon beoeutenOem
lImiaua baben oeItern gladt entIana
Ser Sdlodtfront in 3Ianoern iortge-
oauert aber, inn 9laeemeiuen eeipro-
den moreu oie Oeutiden @eidiibe
beute @lorgen weniger aftip mo Sic
oageneine Sage bate iidb penie Der.
dnoert.
9ei Eogesan6rud con5entrirten
sic Qeiti1en ein beftiges @eIdiit-
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1917-03-02
NEW FARM DEMONSTRA ALTON
AGENT FOR UNION COUNTY

A. B. Carwile has been appointed
farm demonstration agent for Union
county, succeeding F. w. Carnell, re-
signed, and will assume the duties Of
the position about March /.
Mr.. Carnell has been demonstration
agent for the past eight years, AMI
has been untiring in his efforts to
carry on this important work. He felt
that his time must be given to his
farming interests and resigned that
he might do this. He desires to ex-
press his thanks to the farmers, bus
mess men, the press, the Union Cham
ber Of Commerce and all others who
rendered aid in the good work he was
trying to do. Although laying aside
the work officially, he will gladly CO.
operate with the new agent and will,
whenever it is possible, render any
service to the farmers of the county
he can find time to do.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1917-03-02
GERMAN SCHEME REVEALED
AGAINST UNITED STATES
Continued from page one)

through Mexico, over the border and
into the Mississippi valley to split
the country in two. 1t recalls that
Count Won Bernstorff when handed his
passports was very reluctant to return
to Germany but expressed prefer
ence for asylum in Cuba. 1t gives a
new explanation to the repeated ar
rests on the border of men charged
by American military authorizes with
being German intelligence agents.
Last of all, it seems to show con-
nection with Gen. Carranza's recent
proposal to neutralS that exports of
food and munitions to the entente al
lies be cut off, and an intimation that
he might stop the supply of oil, so
vital to the British navy, which is
exported from the Tampico fields.
What congress will do and how
members of congress who openly have
sympathized with Germany in their
opposition to clothing the president
with full authority to protest Ameri-
can rights will regard the revelations
of Germany's Vaccinations to attack
the United States is to tn esubject to-
night of keenest interest.
Almost Act of War.
Such proposal as Germany in
structed her minister to make to Mex
leo borders on an act of war, if ac-
tually it is not one.
No doubt exists here now that the
persistent reports during the last two
years of the operations of German
agents not alone in Mexico but all
through Central America and the
West Indies are based on facts. There
is now no doubt whatever that the
proposed alliance with Mexico was
known to high Mexican officials who
are distinguished for their anti-Amer-
icanism.
+ Among them are Rafael Zubaran
Carranza's minister to Germany, and
Luis Cabrera, Carranza's minister of
finance.
1t is apparent that the proposal had
taken definite form when Zubaran re-
turned to Mexico City from Berlin re-
Gently. His return from his foreign
post was covered by the fact that
Carranza had called in many of his
diplomats for conferences" Some
at Atlantic City in the conference of
the American-Mexican joint commits
sion, had suggested in a guarded way
TO a member of the American section
that he regretted that the commission
had not succeeded fully in settling the
difficulties between Mexico and the
United States, for he said he had
hOped it might continus ire work and
make peace for the world.
When pressed for some details of
how the commission could restore
world peace, Cabrera suggested that
the American republics controlled the
destiny of the war by controlling a
large part of it's supplies. Mexico, he
intimated, might do her part by cut
ting off exports of oil. The Ameri-
can commissioners dismissed his ideas
as visionary
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1917-03-02
DEATH OF MISS LIZZIE CHARLES.

Miss Lizzie Charles died at the
home of her nephew, Mr.. J. r. Charles,
here Friday morning, Feb. %, at
o'clock. She was so years of age,
and was the last member of her inn
mediate family. Miss Charles was a
woman of exceptionally fine character,
and was for the past 40 years she
was member of the Methodist church.
The burial was in the Koon grave
yard, about two and half miles north
east of Union. She had moved to live
with Mr.. Charles about two months
ago, she turning to him when she
felt the approaching end, feeling that
he would care for her.
The funeral service was held at the
home, Rev. Mr.. Cheek conducting it.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1917-03-02
FRIDAY, MARCH =, 1917.

The critics who have been condemn
ing President Wilson'S moves in the
relations with Germany are put to si-
lence by the recent light on the de-
velopments in Germany's dishonorabic,
secret moves in Mexico And Presi-
dent Wilson had all these facts before
him when he severed diplomatic rela-
tions with Germany. Each day, each
hour brings us closer to war with Ger
many. 1t is highly improbable that
we will continue in the present situa-
tion. So, Germany's dream of world
conquest was not a mere creation of
some sick imagination. 1t appears to
be real purpose. Every man and
every nation into whose heart this
great ambition has entered have gone
to destruction. SO will it be with Ger
many. Her doom is sealed, and her
punishment is certain.
1t now appears that Germany's pre-
tended friendship for the United
States and other neutrals has been
but play of time.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1917-03-02
MARRIAGE AT WEST SPRINGS.

West Springs, Feb. 28.-A marriage
of more than usual interest took place
on last Sunday afternoon, when Miss
Bessie West became the bride of NJ"
James Brewington. The ceremony
was performed at the home of tho
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
West, of the Gibbs section. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. w. II.
Waters. The bride is an attractive
young lady whose charming person
ality has won for her a large circle of
warm friends. The groom is we'll
known young farmer Of sterling char
acter.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1917-03-02
HELP THE STARVING BELGIANs.

Dear Children:
Let me tell you true story. You
have all heard of the Belgians, haven't
you? Well, listen what a man named
Mr.. Hoover saw over there the other
day. He saw long line of children,
each little girl and boy was holding a
bread ticket and a little bowl. They
all looked happy because they were
going to get something to eat; they
had not had any breakfast that morn
ing or any supper the night before,
so you know how hungry they were.
AS he stood watching, a woman
stepped up and pulled one of the chill
dren out of the line, then other women
came up and pulled other children out
and still others. AS they were pulled
from the line the children began to
scream and cry, because they knew
that this meant nothing to eat, and
they were so hungry. But Mr.. Hoover
did not know what it meant and when
he asked, one of the said, "These chill
dren are strong enough to do without,
they won't have anything to eat to-
day and maybe tomorrow and maybe
next day, until they begin to look thin
and starved" She said, eve haven't
enough to feed all the children. If
the children in America would send us
the money we would not have to pull
any of the children out of the line..o
One dollar will keep a child from
starving a whole month. Who wants
to help feed these hungry little chill
dren, and how much can you bring
YOUR teacher tomorrow?
Contributions to this fund will be
received by Prof. E. A. Fuller at the
Union High school and he will see that
it reaches the proper ones to make
distribution. (Not only the children,
but grown people as we'll, should heed
this appeal and send in relief for this
worthy cauSe.-Editor).