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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-08

3lne6mcn pdbreno au0erieii5 0oS
llnterieeboot Ourd ieineu e haaiia.
nalOicnit ioiort aud mtcr Haner
obne @enubuug oes Ferisiops BON
Scr 9Id6e oes Sdiiics acnoueiiens
nnterrihtet miro
Gie neuen llntcriecbooie iino mo.
Oerue. iiber lno inier@oiicr ihmim-
mcnoc arcBer. oie nit 9lriinerie
umo SorpeooS reicblid ouSaciiaiiet
imO Gic bel Oem neucu llf9ool
5op uer'pcu0eten 4ropcacr.2luirebs.
moibiucn limo 10 polenoet ooB tie
oen 9Iutriebsmoihiueu scr ihnelcn
arelBcr in tener Ncile nodliiehca
Sin pena belamtcr @r0ct oe
llntcriceboots lit oas llniercis boot
Gs iiibrt ieinen 9luiaua ami ooy So6r
1903 8uriid, in ocm cs audi ais tauq-
lid ertldrt muroc. Gen 9ulioB Anu
9mI eineS llntereisbooteS qdben Sic
Derihieoeuen miBaliidtcn 9lor0poler.
petitioner. Nlau er6oiite. nit oem
ncuartiaen 9ei0r0erinaSmitiel ldnae
Strcdeu inter Sis uni6elos 3urid.
legen al fonnen mcm ieocs anocre
9orportSfommen ouiaebo6en wdre.
lin 6eim qluitaudleu @i3iAihien
lprengen 5ll f0nneh mar 0as llnier.
eiSboot init einem motorii6 onaetrie.
benen 8obrer Ocrleben. Ger oe u0.
tbige Sltt gum 9Intieb ocr Iicicl.
Nloioren bolO oeridoiiie Sir fric.
geriide 3mede 0odte mou iih Sic
&erpeuouug Oes llutereis6ooies 4.
. i'm Slngriii gegen uereilie Soien.
anlaaen. in Der Sorpe0iruna icit
gelrorenar Sdiiie iiw. Sm ibri0eu
glid Ons llntereiS6oot Oen hcphaen
lInteriee6oot nit Sin3uiiipuug elmer
Sdnbbriide fir GiSiprenlund unO
9obrtburm Ter 9ltiionsraoius TN.
ter sis betrlg 100 ailomcter
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-08
epradJc Ser gcr6rcdcr.


Ole @ur5rl 0eS 0ouneriargonS.
0as &er6recberle6en IN neuen
8abnen. gmernidnger im0
Soli6ipieler. Stromcuuorte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-08
gSun Sriuf,u lei Slnitrenauna mO
6r6iknua.
6rbiknno


Gie vSbwei6eriibeu @ldtier fir
@eiinobeitSpflege (t9l6 9lr. i3)
eeben in eiueu glrtifcl .Suaienildle
gsinte fir Sen 9looiobrcr ciniQe
&otbidI6gc, sic iii cntiprc6cuocr
slnmen0iing obuc mcitcres fir icOe
E6dtigfeit policu, Die nit Grbibina
uno SdwciB foltcu0cr gfuitrcuelua
perbun0en 1T: fiir Den Solooteu mie
iiir biirgerIide 9lrbeit pie iiir Den
Sport ~9ei'm &aoio9reu. Is heiBt
cs oa. 4ionoert Der aorpcr reimih
SHwciB ob; es miro i6ni cine 3icm.
lid groBe Wlenoe Seoiier cut3oarn
Scoer Oerniinitiac 8oOio6rcr meiB.
Dob Oie a0rpergclpcbe mic0er init
gSoiicr periorat morocn niiiicn, menn
ui6t Die @eiiiu0beit leioen ion.
gScldcs @ctraut 1T fir ocn crbbten
&orper om oienlibitcu mo 5ped
mGBigitcn2
Ter ulerio6rcne glnianaer IdBt
li@ pobl leidt pcrleiicn nit Bier
tnO auoereu altoboliidlcn 0etrdnlcn
ieineu Curt 5u iiiaeu. &c lanQer er
ober nit ieinem Roo lmaebt lmo je
groBerc Joureu er maht 0eiio mcbr
fonmt er 81 ser 0indcbt oaB alto.
bohlhe @etrdnfe iuobI cine aauS
fnrie 3eit oeu aSrper oureaen lmo
tbn 6n groBeren Araftleiihnaen be.
labigeu, oanu ober ermiioenO mir.
fen Sine 9Iuspo6l oliobolilhcr go.
lrante. ipie 6rlihtl1ite ino Qinona.
oen iinoct man in ieocm gsrth5
bauS lno beionoerS in lanoIihcn
@oli1onlern erb0li mon sil chien
blligen aSreiie alte Nild, sic Dor
oen anoereu @etrdufcu nod oen @or.
qua bat Dem a0rpcr 9o6rltoIle All.
5uliibren. Ger belieble 9oanac 0er
por Der GmiiitiIIimg Sen Moaen er.
mdrmen unO ion Dor Grldltma
lbHben loa, III OurhauS uiht noih.
menoi9. peun Die Qetrdnfc niht
ilbermdBig taIt eenomlpen merocn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-08
Rcfe anoeren s9eiCmit=
tee (6cltaen FEST. 2Pe.
rltno tltacPte anicB ge-
(ltno-

6rau Qlaaeie 9ur6n. glr 400. Nirior0.
Sirahe, 1iitc Nod, plri, idreibi so mar
felt iini S0Dren init rinem drouIinen aeiOeH
beDQiet. so periuhie Wnes. NOS 10 b0rie
aper ysibis brohic mir Seinna enlge
ger8ie iaoien, nein pcioeu ic Elm GaiarrA
her webarme, uno eini0c iaaien. es iei oie
sbwiiomdii Der @eodrme Gin slrat iaaie
er i6nne mm wieoer bcrIieueu Sd nobm
ielne WeoBin inr 8wei N'ouale, oDne ban in
aeiuub muroe 0lnv msiner 8rguWbc rlsA
mir 5n idl ione Rerma uerIuneu, luo it
babe cs geibau g'aaoenl III 5losi BlaIaw
eeuuntmeu bate. meTiie TO, OaB Is mir Dalt;
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-08
Sd faun @crnua
irgenO Semano
empie6leu,

DfllI lnl Dlll 0noNrnl AtDclIt luOr0cN,
loodB 100 ca neiiernchrdubtc. uliD Ga hnl uln
pelnHo un0 ipoh Oen0Ml Jd mm Vctifid
ifaenn Neln0uocut enpieOlell una Wenu irQcnD
,1emnHo lplllcn mill. mas Ncuiua liir injd Qe.
ipoiI bat ipetoe l0 prnupl aHtlp0rien, lpeitn
oelelheu an mid itreihcn"
Iieicui0Cu, Wnsie bie nliRae Wlebt,iu uidlt
ipAuldtM ianneH ifht Mernua.zablft1 lgion.
Gru.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-29

treu bleiben 1inO an Der @rfiillung
iolpobl ser nationolcn, ais audi Der
international europ6iihen Mliiiion
ser Sdweia peiterorbeiten iperoen.
0ie S1mei5 miro ais TDpus oes Ell.
ropdilden 50Oeralismus, 5. +. alS
9eiipiel ser m0gliben ginbeit bon
loroerGnen Stooten I'M epigen 6rie-
0en fortbeiieben troB Sen @egen-
iaten unO iogor Dem g(ntogonisnltS
bon &oiIen, Sprahen Jieligionen,
motcrieacn uno &GtigfeitsiutereIieu.
g8os insbeionoere sic 8reiie onlangt,
70 miro lie, 0ieier 9eitimmng Der
SHpei5 gen6B, Die gon5e @obrbeit
iagen iib in Den 0ienIt feiner frieg.
fii6renOen Bartei itelen enOlib uno
Dor allen ibre SDmpotbien uno 9lnti.
patbien in elmer 6ornl oitsprehen,
Die Oie SntcreIicu oes 8aterlonoeS
nibt oufs Spiel iebt.
W1on iiebt, cs iino mlttige Morte
Ser @ernanit. Die Sltromore inmitten
ocs gegcniu1rtigen Sturnes icinea
melIden 9onosleitfen unO Onmit 5it-
eleid alien idwei8eriihen Sournuli.
iten gu ipre6en semo9t bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-29

g3oh ME lit cine 6rou, ME einc
Stoot 70 beri1ieoen beurteilt woroen,
bier geibmdbt, brrleuniOet. dls gIuss
buno oacr @euein6eit. allen S6utcs
oorgciteat. BORT III sen Sinucl &C.
bobcn gcfeiert, 6eilngen Uie :.
ia bella ginpoli~
SaiuoDl ula bella 9fapoli~ Die
1Sh5ne~ ~ nennen lie ent}iidt bic
eincn. uno oieic ucinen" iinO Dor
alien oie giltcn 9ieopolitoner ielblt
iuo Die Serren 6orciiicri Uenn iie
namlib bei Sonnemntergong aut
Dem %oiilip iih bnter ooae blintcnoe
Wldirr ieben uno iiber ibnen Elm erie.
C9ii1er Sinmel blout ino Gopri oos
8b1oten @ilono in iil6ergraue
gl6cnonebel toudJt. lln0iolte man
nidjt la bella 9lnpoli~ preiien III
8umol menn oie i90nbeitstrltufene
Seele 10 bod crboben lit iibcr ol Den
S6uub ser 9iicienitaot uno Die /.
9foie gcieit Dor Oem 9roocm Oes Jiea.
lSnms God, mic geiagt, Oen eei.
ncn~ iie6en Ole iauOern" gegeniiber,
Die nidts meniger iino ais ii6ertrie-
bcnc Gnt6uiiniien oic oos oih0ne
g1opoli" niht le0islid ourA oas @las
Der Nomontif betrndten uuo es b0dit
ocipefticrlid ais oas ugroBe idnuti-
ge gorf" bc5eiAncn, So nnpoctl4
pcriobren gam beIonocrs oie gtoro.
itaIiener Die 6lorentiner MaildnOcr,
Gariner oie an Elm OorucbmcS, cris
iteS, gum ntin0elten ~ mie in Der
lom6aroiideu Nletropale- ood1 rein-
lides luO no0ernc5 Stdotebil0 ge.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-29

geeen oie glnipriibe Der 9laoeutiben,
man erip16nte ober feiuen ein5igen
geriud oes nit 9(usii6t ouf @rfelg
wieOereritonoenen fron8oiiiAen sSu-
perialiSmus.
glm iAmer5Ii1iten ober lit fir
Nltromore oie g(rt uno @eiie, luie ge-
piiie peli1idmci5eriiHe 9lGtter, NIT
Ser oSemoine 2itteroire" on ser
Spite, WliBtrouen nidt MIR gegen
Geuti6lono, ionoern aud gegen sic
oeutIde Sdpei5 5u IGen iu6ten. So
bieIt lid 9Srof 9ueris 6roncois fiir
nberufen@, an ser Seitc Ser glaiiertcn
5eOerfrieg segen 0euti6lono 6u fiib-
rem ltnO namentli6 ole weliNiAwei-
5eriide Wleinung gegen Ole Oeutide
Sdipei5 5u ooreoniiieren" Sdon Oa.
ourd), 0aB oie pelifidmei5eriiden
3eitungcn mG6ren0 mebrcrer Sabre
elmer fron5oiiidipre6en0en 9co0lfes
rung 0ieielbe 9eiitige 9iobriing ges
BEN, fpie Die greiie 5ronfreihs ibren
9eiern bietet, beieitigen lie nllerOingS
cine @ren5e, crridten iie ober 5uglei1
cine onoere @ren6e innerbal6 oes
ibpei5erii6en @oterlonoes. @liid-
li6eriueiie lieB lid Die 6ffentlide @3ei-
nuna oeS 9on6es ni9t ipioeritanoslos
bon Ser oft perbGngnispoIlen g9ir-
flung ser Freiie beeinfhdien. Die
goa0tl1nOer 9onern, oie @enier un0
g1eueu6urger Sanowerfer blieben
8otriotet trob ibren 3eituneen. llnO
10 bofft Sltromore. OoB feline &onOs-
leltte aud in 3ufitnft ibrem @eien
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-29

mas iiber 0os IerboIten Der 1pelib.
ibwei5eriiden Freiie mdbrcno oes
arieges geiogt poroen lit. Tie Shrift
lit in Der Somnllung oOpinionS
Suiiies~ (Sonor, @enD eri6ienen.
g8ie Die bisberigen 9eitr6ge oieier
lSonmltng (pir meinen oie glrbeiten
bon M1nnern dpie Georges QSog-
niere. q. GboOot, 2ucien Gromer,
SB. Gougnar0 um0 @aul SeippeD. 70
5eugt oud Die borliegenoe Shrift
BON eineu onfridtigen idtpei5eriiAen
8utriotismuS. g9oS 0en @erfaiier
OeranlaBt bat, an Oem @erbalten oer
iuchdIhpei5eriiden Breiie in ben
beiOen eriten 9riegSiobren (1914 bis
1916 aritif ou iiben lit Dor oaem
Der Nunib, on Scr MoBlfo6rt ieines
8aterlonoes 81 orbeiten un0 nonent.
lid ole geiitige llntereroblng Der
S6nci5 nit oaer Gnereie 81 befdntp.
fen. g[n Der Sono einiger 6orofteri-
itiider geiipiele Deriudt er nod5l-
weiien, OaB Die lpeIiHidnpci5eriIhe
@reiie meOer binii1tli9 Der 8eri1t-
erltattrng, nod Ger 8eitrteilung Der
8ore1nge, nod ser 8erteioigung Oes
nationalen Syntcreiies bole inO ebte
lInobbdneigfeit ec8eigt bat, ia Dab ie
gum groBen Eeil oen Con ser nittel.
mdBioen 9l1tter Der fratS0liihen
Brobin3 nobm.
@oS 5unGAIt oie geridjteritottung
anlongt, 70 belte6t na1 0ltromore
elmer ser idiperiten 6ebler Ser melitb-
idauei3erii6en 3eitltneen oarin. Dab
tie iyitenatiib ole 9ladri6ten 0er-
idmiegem oeren Gerbreititne oen
glaiierten nodteilig iein fonilte, oft
iogor ioltbe, Die Die Oppoiitionsprelie
Der 9lQiierten, tros Der Streuge Der
3eniur, 81 ber0fientli1en ben @dtt
fono. SIN Sabre 1916 unteroriidte
oie romonii1e @reiie ale 9aobridten,
oie iie bon Der polniiden 9lsentur IN
@enf erbielt. 0ie erite 9laHridt Don
einem oeuti9en Siege ipltr0e meilt
nit einem 6raee5eiden Oeroiieutlidt.
@oS oie tppograpbiiAen llnteri6ieoe
onlongt, 0ie fir Die Ye8ei9nung Der
Qepeiden ser n6reun0e~ i'm @egen-
ioBe 3u Oenieni9en Der onoeren an
qepanot perOen, 10 brouht man MIR
einen @lid ouf cine belie6ige gAnt
mer ser nSuiiie~ 5u iuerfen, I'M lih
einen 9egriff oaOon 81 MAIDEN.
9edt minOer be0ouerlid lit OaS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-29

@ounerei, oes gum 9rin3ip erbo6enen
BreQcns ouf @egenicitigfeit uno bod
binuie0erunl elmer riibrenOcn @ut.
ntiitigfeit. 96oibitdt imO Ser5lidlfeit
bel allen aloiien, beionoers beim ME.
oeren @olfe Dos lit nidlt mebr Der
itolieniibe golfsidlog, nidt mebr Die
Golic ser 9lunol66oel, Die IN 9lom
nod beilte oonltliert oos iirO ein.
fad 0ie @rie6cn, glro6er tno 9soro.
afrifoner ser prdbiitoriiben 3eit, Die
eincs ibonen Goges iiber Oas 0lit-
telmeer i6iiften ino iid in Sbotten
oes @eiups nieOerlieBen, I'M ii1
SubrbunOerte binour@ nit allen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-29

ioentifi3ieren tpoate. 9lus oen Der.
i4ieoenen Greiieu oeS 8olteS iino
bier ipieoerbolt Gtinnen loit gclpors
Ocu Die Ole offentlibe Wleinmg IN
encreiidcr @eiie 8im WaoBboltcn mo
5u elmer eGredtcn 9enrtcilling Ger
Gage ermo6nt baben. 9lm crfrcllliN-
item lit in oieier @iniid5t oos @crbol.
ten einioer tnlent0onea iungen Ser
treter oes ipelidibwei5eriinen @ei.
itesIebcns IN @enf. 90 bat filr5lid
glnore Gltronore unter Dem Titcl
n2inO6penOonce DC notre &reiie" cine
9lbbonolung beroffcntlidt, Die 8u oem
glufridtieiten uno &iIbnlten 9e1ort,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-29

g6lfern 8u frcu3en, 0ie der g9iirfel-
6eder Ser @eltgeididte ii6er oas
9ano SStalien ergoB. ggebe,fuer oieies
ieltiam.grotesfe 80lf@en in cine
iteife curopdiide 9totion berpanOeln
es ourh @lemcnte oeS 9lorocns der.
eoeln~ Apoate. 8erlorene &iebeSiniib' !
llniere gil0er ihiLSern ins einige
ser 5oblloien Eppeir Die iid in Dem
biSorren @1enlHentebridt ylenpels
entiDideln. Mer tags oOer 6elier nod
ntittaas uno o6enOS ourdb ocn 20.
leoo~, SaitptltroBc, ihlenOert uno &C.
legentli6 in oie 9febengaiien uno
@6Bdcn einbiegt, ser miro 81 Sul-
0erten itn0 g[berbun0erten oiele Ntdc-
caroni., 3ipiebel- uno Sbiiberfalifer
er6liden uno erlouiHen; i'm @afen-
oiertel miro er BEN alien Slider oltT
elmer airhentreppe liten lu0 iein
@feif1cn ldmouden ieben, oaS Saupt
BON ser legenO1ren SodmiiBe beOedt;
sobaoie ,@eibdftsleute~ Die nit eis
mem 9etriebfapital BON flint Soloi
opcricren, iperocn i'm perfoloet, BON
Ser 2egion Scr 9ettler, &riippel uno
0ergleiden gang obgelebcn, Die firiclt.
glcid Iib on ieine iSoblen beftcn. Gin
Erei6en, 70 lpcnig eltropdiid, OaB ein
oeutlhes 9auernneit oagegen 5ioili.
iierter erl6eint iuobei fretlid nidt
geIogt lcin ioa, oaB ein iolioer pom-
nerIder ooer baDrii1er 9mcrmda-
Del cs an giIouugsidbigfeit uno Sn-
tclliqen3 oud nir entfernt mite Den
2onaldGoeln 0ieier 5erlumpten Gag
3aroni oufnimnlt.
Gtluos reuropdiider", ia logan
mirfli1 groBltdotiib lit oas Seben
oos ii1 ipdt abenos IN Der gldn6eiio
erleudteten groBen @aaeria llmbcrto
uno oui ocn Observation-Disclosures
@IGten 5luiIden g. Gorlo.Ibeoter,
SdloB unO @. 8rancesco a6ipicIt.
Dort beiiIcn Die 3eitungsiungen
6ier8ulanoe oStriloni~ ODER gar
itol8 ,,@iornoliitic eenannt i6re
3eituneen aus unO briiaen ims ibr
20 Sung e. 81 @ungolo) imo Ser.
gleiben ins O6r, oaB Der ieltiam eel-
lcnoe 9iuf ms lahge Oerfolgt. Sis
Ipdt nod Ddtternoht pdbrt ienes
wiloe uno bod 6armoniide Qrrheiu-
onocrflingen irno giaulden uno 80.
men oacr mogliAcn &life, Stinuncn
uno Waiiifinitrumeute, bis iidl enolid.
ous naroBe ihnuBige Iorf" sur
9iu6e be9icbt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-29

m0bnt iin0 un0 iiber oo8 Stild Orient
I'M Siioen Oic 9}aie riinipfen. Sa, oa
Der glor6en politiitb an Den Suoen
gcfettet lit, oeIien 6reuoen mo Sel.
Sen mittroeen oeiien Siiaoen uno
Sdmocn mittilgcn muB, 10 Derrlht
bort i'm qruBen @on5en ipenig Bart
Iihfeit gcgcnii6cr oen g3eopolitanern
uno sunnal feline Spur oes Oen 9euts
ihen friibcr eiqentiinlih geipelenen
IiiBcn 9}upoliouiels ~ ienes Gau'
melS, ocbramt aus Sonnenidcin
GSalerner un6 ,oolce far niente" Gem
iuohren Qcnner Der Iame gtopolt
0as 6eiBt ocnt, ser iie 0uralduut ullo
bis in Die Iieien ibrer Seele ergriln.
oct gebt es lpie Qlepbilto, oeiien be.
fanntcs @ort man bariieren mohte:
Bon 8cit 5n 8eit feb 10 gcapeI oern
SOD Bit i'd mid oariH 8u Ieben."
sSn Ser Eat, iper g}eopel anOers ais
bonn @eli6tspunft ocs 9lbiomten aus
6ptratbtet, wer Den lllnBltab anoerer
StG0te an 0ieies &literbunt bon
N9eniden, 1ierem S60ngeit, Shnus,
9(niifc, YoeIie uno iiblen Giiften an
legt, ser irrt. gfeapeL iei mie es 1T,
o0er es lei iiberboltpt nidt lit ut
eli, ant non lit ~: elm NtiiAmaidl
BON raffinierter GenuBiia0t nit oller
aorrupton BON 9D5on5 uno bon jdrn-
nterlih ibn1ubigem @al6millionen.
0orf nit bl0fen0en &iiben, medernOen
@eiBen imO imauiborlih ibreienOenl
Wcnihenae5iidte in 2untpen. Gin
WliI6moiH Scr unerb6rteiten @erie-
ben6eit, Der meDr ais Dellcniiden
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-29
gInocnc6mer 3lucifcl.

6err aneiiel fommt in ipGter
Stunoe itorf oneebeitert nod Sauie-
Ga er ni6t mie ionit nit oen iibliben
@arOinenpre0ieten en1piongen miro,
froet or iih eon5 eritolint: nSSest
luciB icb ni6t bin ih nod leOig,
ooer bin i6 lcbon Bitper2"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-29
Gum Sample fir sic sciitige ilnab-
BGngigfeit Der Sdwei5.
0llnn ihreibt ans @enf:

1V1WII TNVINIVF VIZ NJNIIT
GoB Die leioenidoftlide $ortei-
nabme cines eroBen Cells Der welid-
ibwei5erii6en @reiie fir Die @ntente
in bobem @rooe ous gerbolten iiiO
Die @elinnung Der fran8oiiihipreden.
Den gepolfering Ser gSeitihpei5 be.
einfluBt bat, miro man iuobl faum
beitreiten fonnen. GerfeDrt nno 1tiis
gerc6t mare es nber, lpent man Oie
Stellung oieier Yreiie gum ariege
nit oerienieen Der gon3en @citidiUei3
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-29

SeDrcr. ,Sogen Sie mir 6rdit.
lein 9aura, mas beoeilten Die @orte
IN @oetbe' s~6iider~ aiibl bis ans
Ser5 binnn2~
2aiira: Or bot bis on's Ser5 i'm
Maiier geielien.~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-29

8crbolten ser romoniihen Yreiie in
be5ug ouf oie llnobbdpgigfeit Der BE.
lrteilung ser ariegsereigIiile. Dlon-
DIE Soten Die, wem iie BON Der Gns
tente beqongen ipitrOet ais berehs
ti9t anerfdnnt witrOcn bat man ais
perbrederiitb gebronomarft ipeun Die
3entrolmdc6te iie pieoer9olten. Sic
@eipo6nbeit, ieoc Eat Der 8entrol-
mddte an5uicbm1r5en iln0 Oas Bench
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The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1917-08-20
PRESTO

Harry Pratt and Fred Twitchell
are the owners of new Ford cars.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martinell and two
children are visiting relatives in
Butte, Montana.
Mrs. Kerr visited relatives in
Blackfoot recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Just spent
Sunday In Shelley.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Hansen spent
Sunday at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Conway.
The Misses Leona Hall and
Frances Tolmie are in Boise.
Mrs. Harry Pratt is spending a
couple of weeks in Salt Lake City.
Miss Mary Dunn, of Wicks, has
been the guest of Genevieve Just for
several days.
Frank Pratt came down from the
range the first part of last week to
visit with friends and relatives.
William Hall Is here visiting his
parents before going to serve his
country.
Mrs. Chute and daughter, Helen,
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Hughes.
James Carson and son motored to
Blackfoot to attend the carnival.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. E. Reid and fam
lily are in the Salmon river country
on q 10 day outing.
The annual picnic was held Sun
day in the Just grove. About 200
attended.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1917-08-20
UPPER PRESTO


Eward Teeples has purchased a
new Ford, with which to enjoy life.
Mrs. Maria Landon, who has been
visiting here for the past three
weeks has returned to her home at
Portage, Utah. She also visited at
Goshen for few days.
Miss Julia Dumas left for Ogden,
Utah, last week where she will visit
friends and relatives for about six
weeks.
The fruit yield has been very good
this year; Mrs. Stringham sold $S5
worth of cherries at 10 cents quart
and Mrs. John Whitworth, $57 worth
at the same price.
Ed, Johnson has taken the con-
tract to cut more than 100 acres Of
grain, which is in good condition
considering the late beginning.
William Murphy came down from
his dry farm and reported that his
crops were doing nicely, btu that
the gophers were bothering some.
Mr.. Murphy thinks, all things con-
sidered, that the crops in that sec
ton will be fair.
Mr.. Stringham purchased a fine
span Of horses in Idaho Falls one
day last week.
Last Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. E. W.
Hansen, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. D. Hansen,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Hansen and
Peter Hansen, Mr.. and Mrs. w. D.
Higley, Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Sibbett
and Mr.. and Mrs. Orson Landon mo-
tored to Soda Springs and Lava Hot
Springs. According to reports they
spent a very pleasant outing.
Miss Lena Rindfelt, who has been
working at the home Of Mrs. E. W.
Hansen returned to her home IN
Blackfoot last week.
Dave Dye, who went to enlist last
week, failed to pass the examina-
lions and is now at home again.
R. P. Hansen went to Freedom,
Wyoming, Thursday. He was &C
companied by Samuel Sibbett, Jr.,
who took the position of William
Sibbett, who was called to Blackfoot.
Tressie Sibbett is working at the
home of Mrs. James Anderson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Landon return
ed to their dry farm Tuesday at
Ozone, Idaho. They have been visit
ing here for several weeks.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1917-08-20
BASALT

Albert Hanny and family are back
to Basalt again after spending three
or four months ON their ranch at
Hamer, Idaho.
A nine pound boy was born to Mr..
and Mrs. H. G. Quinn on Monday,
August 6. Mr.. Quinn is employed
by the government to trap coyotes
and wolves and returned to Basalt
from his camp in the hills shortly
before his sons arrival.
Miss Amy Curd was taken to Ida
no Falls, Sunday, August 5, and on
Monday was operated upon for en-
larged tonsils and goiter. Miss Curd
is recovering nicely and will be back
home soon.
There have been several aero
planes seen in our vicinity the last
week. d. D. Reed, ]. M. Reed and
Bessie Winterbottom claim to have
seen several flying high above Mr..
Reeds farm. Mr.. Zuefelt declares
that he saw five aerial crafts hover
ing around over Woodivlle.
C. w. Lyon, who has been farming
in this vicinity for a great many
years, says potatoes will be a good
price this fall as the yield is very
light. Mr.. Lyon says he could not
find more than two or three potatoes
to hill, pull up as many vines as
he would. In former years, a large
vine this late in August would show
a yield of from 20 to 80 tubers.
Alma and Alice Dye and Miss Doro-
thy Young motored to Rexburg,
Tuesday, in Mr.. Dyes car.
Clinton Jensen took his family to
his dry farm, Tuesday in his new
Dodge car.
Thomas Fackrell went to the hills,
Tuesday, to look after his brothers
dry farm.
Cyrus Fackrell died at his home
in Riverside, Wednesday, and Marie
Jensen went to that place Thursday
to be with her sister, Mrs. Ferdinand
Fackrell.
Joseph L. Davis came down from
the hills, Wednesday and reports
that harvesting has commenced in
full blast. Mr. Davis stated he had
put up 10 tons of alfalfa hay from
piece of ground which he could
irrigate adjoining his dry farm on
Trail creek.
N. C. Thompson came down from
his dry farm in the hills, Thursday,
and reports dry land grain all look
ing good from Spring creek on up.
Mr.. Thompson said the spring grain
that was sown along the foot hills
was very short and little of it would
be worth harvesting.
Those who have suffered the
heaviest losses by the drouth, mice,
squirrels and cut worms are R. A.
Belnap, who lost SO acres; Theron
Christensen lost his entire crop;
Sanford Twitchell estimates a loss
of $1,000 worth Of crop and l. H.
Berg has suffered very heavy losses
These are few Of the unfortunate
dry farmers at Basalt. 1t is report
ed that dry farmers from other 10
calities have had their troubles. Mr..
Thompson said he had had little
trouble with squirrels as his method
of poisoning them had nearly cleared
his place. of the pests.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1917-08-20

Lake on account of the serious ILL
ness of his daughter. Mr.. Schweitz-
err is superintendent for the Shelley
Light G. Power company.
The Globe Construction company
will finish their part of the work on
the new Shelley mill this week and
then will commence the work of in
stalling the new machinery. A car
load is now on the way and is ex-
pected to arrive any day. The struc-
ture Is a model Of beauty and being
so close to the railroad 1t is a good
advertisement to the town.
There will be no more dust on the
streets of Shelley In the future. A
new Stubaker street sprinkler was
unloaded at the depot Saturday and
everything will be ready Monday for
sprinkling.
Clinton Price, who halls from Ne
phi, Utah, is the new freight rusler
at the o. s. l.. depot.
Manager Barrette, of the Wilberg
Lumber company, received blue
prints and specifications for the new
garage Friday. tMessrs, Cooper &
Montgomery, who are to put up the
building, are now in Salt Lake and
the contract is expected to be let up
on their return.
Thursday evening the Ladies' Aid
society of the Methodist church will
serve banquet to the members. Rev.
Wemeet, of Idaho Falls, will deliver
an address on Christian Stewardship.
On Friday morning a whirlwind can
vass will be started in an effort to
raise $1,000 which will be required
to pay the pastors salary and other
expenses of the church the coming
year.
Shelley is going to have a lot Of
needed improvements and going to
have them right away. A temporary
lighting system Is going to be INSTALL
ed until permanent one can be de-
cided upon, the sewer and water
pipes are to be extended, the streets
put to grade and put in the best
condition. A committee consisting Of
Messrs Bennett, Dean and Wright
met with the town board to talk over
how best to go at the work and some
action will be taken at once.