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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-07-18
@ie 0uet6e nmpitifisiert" iunrSe.

Wian fennt aus y0i1tulg nto
@abrbeit~ ben 8eiud, oen @oetbe
i'm Sabre f772 oent Yrofelior Sopi.
ner in @ieBen ahitottete, penn all0
nif)t gang. Goethe ma6te iih nam.
Iih oas Bergniigen oen HrofeiIIor
ourh iein glnftreten in GerIegenbeii
slt iesen uno i'm I'M 3tpeifel 5ii lai-
len, OF er es NIT einem gettelituoen.
ten 81 tun babe ober nidt. gs lit
oies our1 Die bon Bod beroffentIihte
er5ablilng oes DarmItdoter Sbcr-
ltenerrates 9nnbods befannt geporr
ben Ser 5eber5 lit aber Goethe iiber
SO Sabre ipater bon elmer geiitpoaen
5rmi, nanlib oes 8oe5i1en &auics
81 Siiioesbeim. BON Hebberg, beinge.
5ablt Doroen. Goethe befano iid
1923 IN Warieubao, nno oie grscl-
len5 oahte iider nfbt mebr an ienen
stuoentenitreid, aIs iid eines Cages
cine 8ermanote oes @oe5Iben SaIieS
al 9fiioesbcim, Dem @oetbe befrelln-
bet mar, neloen IieB. gr5eaen5
nabm tie an lno uin einen 9ujen.
uontel eingenuImmt" fam eine Jrau.
Gle nidt oanah ausiab, aIs babe lie
etipas Don ibln geleien, ia als fonne
lie iiberbalipt leien. SIM 9ialeft er-
fllnoigte iid, Die geiuderin nad ici-
mem gefinoen, Inn Better Goes Ha6-
riht geben 5ll fonnen, uno pIauoerte
10 naip, oaf @oetbe ber5lid ladte
llno lie gar nidt fortlaiien tpoIlte.
geim abidieo aber iagte iie ibn1, er
finoe inn 8or5inntler elm 9lnoenfen
OH Den Setter uno oo laoen 5mei
pertbolle Minerolien uno elm arua
hiioesbelmer nit idonen ger5en.
Oas Snfognito nuroe oenn aud bala
gelolt umo @oetbe mar nit Der aeiit.
relhen 5rall un0 ibreln @atten nod
suianlllen. 9lls iie iid) trennten.
ihenfte er ibr spei WfineraIien, o6ne
ibr Die Hanen SIT nennen. sic ioIlte
lId) unr oanad) erfnnoiaen. Die
Slide bieben Yprorenc (sSeueraaIt)
ilno slnlpbibole (oie 3peioelitise). -
Cine gndoige strafe, nie iie es
nennt
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-07-18
Summer 1911

SD min Dir utlter elmer 8eoirl=
gltng pergebett."
ultno mid oann IN 9hlbe laiien2@
.sSa.
so nenne Die geoinglung."
pDu giebit mir 5ebn @uloen con
Gem @eloe fir Die Seioerfinoer llto
alles llebrige fir Elm neues aIeio, oas
id bralthe.
Sd itinme natiir[id) 5li. 3ebn Ysi-
nl1fen ip1ter pnren mir suieoer ill1
@eiprdt.
Sd oenfe, iagte lie ufiinf @ulocm
Deroen fir Die 9eioenfinoer ausrei-
ben. @laubft 0u niht alif), GarI2.
Sic gr5dblung NOR au gnoe, men
lathte, 1tno onnn tpuroe Die 8olDle
nltfgetraaen. Gpdter peripirrten iieb
nniere Muffaiiungerl an Dem slbeno
nod betrdftlid).
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-07-18
3luef Der Sffeniioe
i'll Ole Cro6erung Oct franl0f(den Staol R6eimS.
86tnpfc 1T ppllcm Wauge.
GrfoIge der Deutld)en nod) von keiner bedeutung.
Sein SSprcrin9en Diflict pDn Ntbeims.
Sd)mer(te G0mpte llOmeitlid) BON NbealS inl Vanqe
Senine ,uia oiplomatiid)e 8esicDnnaen abbreden.

l6nloig befnnben lunrbe, lit in Ga-
RIG 6ingerid)tet luprben. Gr iuliroe
Wsittippd n1orsen i'm @aloe bon Gim-
eenmes eridpiIen.
9as Shipping Yoarb tritt ben &c,
riidten entgegen, ,luelde bebampten, ,6ae
in mnicren Gdiffsmerften biele I'm
falle oDrf0mmen, outd bic 9ente gc-
t0tet iuerben. SIN 0esenteil, ltnfalfe
fo1nmen in niliern Sd)iffsiperften MIR
ieIten por. Oas Geridt nir6 bon
8aibingtpn als cine 2iige beseidnet,
bic nDn ber 6eutIden Hropngan6n in
ltmlanf seiekt lei.
Cine 9epeide ans @afbingtun be-
bamptet, 8aiier aarl ppn Ceiterreid)
lei bDn Berlin aus gesipnnsen ipor-
ben, bic Geiisnation oes 0iterreidi=
iden Eremierminiiters bpn Seb0lcr
ansmnebmen, trokbem er oenielbcn
iueben beanftragt bate, Elm nemes
Niniiterinm sm bil6en. Sn Berlin iul
man iebr anfsebradt bariiber iein,
baf Sebbler benz 0iterreidiiden 3ai.
Ter seraten bnt, fir Die 8ilbuns eines
leparaten Eolens einsntreten nno baf
gnrian bas bereits nitgeteilteS Sd)rei-
ben an Die 0iterreidiIdjen nnb nnea-
ridden Wiiniiter perDffentlid]t fat.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-07-18

Stc bran3plem fheiDen, OaR refine
uon ibren Helerpen sit BEN iekigen
aam1fen berbeige5osen luarcn.
Sinf glngriffe bes Generals ton
Ginent sudden Snippe nnS Wsaiiig.
mes iin6 erfolslos seiueien.
Cine 9epeid)e ans Naibingtpn
iagt, man lei bprt Der Mnfid)t, bais
bic 3riiis in Der Gffeniipe Dpriibtr
lei nn6 bak man 0as 11nteruebmeu
als einen Jebli6las anieben fDnne.
Sn her WGbe bpn Nibelles iD1en
nenternbe 9entide cine beatidt 4mft.
idiffbnae nit "a 2leruplanen nie6er.
sebrannt babem. Die gsadridt fpmmt
ans 2onbpn. -3ebn belgiide nnb siuei
beitide ltnteroffi5iere ioaen berbaf.
tet ieim.
Nad benz offisiellen geridt bonn
Niittiupd fielen iiebcnnn6breihis
amerifnniid)e SDlbaten in Der
Sdladt; iedsebn itarben an Nnu=
ben nnb brei an arantbeiten; sluei
famen bnrd 2nftidiff ltnfallc inns
2eben; feds bnrd anbere ltnfGllc
Dber an0ere ltriaden; ied)sunbnenn-
sig iunr6en idj,uer peripnnoet; neun
fuerben bernifst; einer 1T gefamgen
aenpmmen. ltnter Den Sdmer-ger-
iunn0etem iin6 folgen6e Serauer:
Sergeant @elSpn Giles ans Qeu-
naro, Eribate Spbn Sc. Coolidge ans
Sort IOrtb nnb Iripate 3pbert 6.
6ifeb ans Denton.
9emtnant anentin 9fpDIeuelt, Der
jiingite Spbn Sbeo6ore yfuDiebelt :,
1T nad einem Sample nit 5iuei feimn-
liden 9nftIdiffen in Der NGte BON
Chateau Sbierrb bersd)ipnnoen. Mam
mil iuGbrenb 6es Samples iein 2nfts
fdDiff baben fallen ieben nn6 nimnt
an, 0af er ANS Qeben sefuinmen lit,
bod 1T bic Nadridt ieinesspSes nodJ
nidt beitatist.
Gngliid|e gnftidiffc babem bic
Staote Offenbnrs mnb 9iebenbpfen
tSbionuille) angesriffen. MnideimenS
unr0e piel Sda6en angeridtet.
Mns Taris uirb getneIoet, bentidje
lnftidiffer bGtten IN Der gtadlt uom
f5ten anf ben 16ten Suli bei Sropes
Elm frans6fiides Gefanaeneulaarr
botlbarbiert nno 81 bentIde Defan-
gene setOtet, iouie "a perlunnbet.
Der 6iferreidiide SelcmaridaG
bon 6uekenborff, Der BON ben Stale.
meru seidjlagen iuurSe, 1T ieines
aumman0os entboben mpr6en.
General Eeribing bat bas Gjruf-
Sirens oes engliiden 8at6orbens mnb
Weneral Easier $. Wlif bas G5roi,-
frens oes ensliiden Widael- Weurae-
Crbens erbalten.
Der rniiiide 9remier,niuiiter Sc.
nine milf bic biplomatiIden gesie.
bunsen su Gnslan6 nnb icinen Ser.
biinbeten abbreden, bic Srmppen mad
Der Msmrmansfi-&iilte geihift babea.
Gie gDlideuifi-Jl6rer in Der We-
semb uom Srfntsf iolIen iidj mad Ser
Wungelei geflndtet ba6en, als iie BON
ben Grfolgen Der Nnti gpIideluifi
b6rfen.
Die Iidcden uno Slaiuen iollen
bic Stabt Gintidoipsf, inn amFeriten
SiioWeiten Der Srans-gaifaI-6eseno,
genommen baben.
Ebilipp Seinefen. 9ireftpr bcs
ysorobentidJen elobb, ipridt iidj in ei-
nem Mrtifel nit geiorsnis iiber eiae
mirtidaftlide gefGmpfnns 9entid.
lambs bnrd) bic sllliierten mad bem
ariegc ans. Gr iparnt ppr eimcr lie
beridJGtmns Der mittelemrupGiidjcu
Wereiuienna. Nittelcnropa f5nne ben
yerlnlt Der anslGnbiiden MGrfte
uidt erieteu.
Der DIRECTOR Der oeatidfrenn6li-
dyen 3eitMns Bonnet Npase," On.
pal, Der berrGteriider oanSlnngen
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-07-18

postmaster NJ af San Antonio on
INV the 18Th as reouired hv the
= sct : of Octoher 9Th loi7
Die lleberifdlt Der slil. ErelIe ingt,
oak Die Seatiden bic Maiierten aaf
beibem Seiten BON 9ibeims leiben-
idaftlidj ansriffen, Saf iie aber
trpkoem nnr geringe Genuine ge-
madt bGtten mn0 onk oieie nnr anf
etnselne WegenoeH, an Der Wiarne
entlang nrtO 1tnnlttelbar l'iolDettltdJ
non Ngetlus, beld)rantt leten. CeitlldJ
non 6beIms Btelten 0ie Jran5oien ben
TeiHo 5itritd, tbre Stnlen ieIen nod
nidDt berdnoerf, frok Der Gntidlphen,
bcit, NIT Der bic OtAtfdJen angrifTen
iino Der fololialen Wialle BON angeln,
ote ne perbrandten. Hebernu iueroe
mn grcRer parrnadtsfeit 9efampfi
rao NO ose SFaH5olen Hno sSlalleEeF
l'9 Sarnagesosen gatea, oa paffe.,
c.e OeaIDen 'Dre Uepihne mn
lg'oeaen aelreh 81 oe5agien gegaof
gre amertfaner lui.roen n'rgenoiuo
ge5iuungen. itdD 5urild5n5teben. Sm
vessnte'l, IN per 9tags pon ssollog an
Ger Marne, Smngen eDafeail SDlerrl)
lino SormaHs, baben !.e TIRE Stel'
y langen iio9 meDr csrpellerf. An9 oie
: Ameritaner babea idiuere Sample gu
oeftepen geDapf. Son Sag 81 sds
iulro e fiarer, pap Der S'ped Der or
Ienltps IN erifer sinie ole gtnnagnis
pom I9etms INN oas sseraoemadgen
Ger Stnle olflt9 nan SeronM Ut. Siio.
melflt@ pom JfDelms gaben oaDer aitd)
N oen ieefen Sagen Que l6iuerifen
Hantpte itaffaefnnoen. Ste SentidDelI
Derlnd)en bort, oMr6 Die 3ugel- itno
Asalo-vegeno go pregen, o'e guen'
pagn go erre1gsn, 0le pelt 0fgetms
g, aa@ Vpernag flgrt, ino oaonrdD oie
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-07-18

8rau sSSoiepbine aosIid poa
ebleaao, oeren orei S0bne in ser
amerifaniifen sIrmee in 9ranfreid
oienent bat iid aus 8er5peiflung
oariibcr, oaB iie felt 5lpei Monatcn
ntd)ts BON ibneu gebort bot, i'm Gbi-
eago 5lniIe ertrdnft. Die oreiaoslids
mnren oIs Sreituilige eingetreteu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-07-18


fdnu es id)on magelt, oas Gibellbleis
ben su perihmoren. Sd iagte ibr Jas.
inoeln td) meinte, es mdre eiueS han=
&c, penn ein Mdohen lpie iie feinen
damn fdlloe.
SD bleibe nidt iiben, tpieoerbol=
te lie, llno tDallote lih oann an mild.
.@emt es feinen Nnoeren auf Der
Nelt gdbe, ipie sic, ipiiroe ib iogar
Sic beiraten, porausgeiest, oaB Sic
oeriprehen Rinnen ad)t Sagen sll
iterben!"
rDie bate id] i'll Der Suit 5errii-
lenl" rief Der 8ertDalter bes 8oiplc,
Sonos piiterlo.
o9us tDare iebr nnaitbetii1 getpes
Ieit" nleil1te Der gr5abler l1helno
g9nnosgrob mare l6 getporbetl,
rief Der brittle Wairn NIT ronenSel1
slngen.
usllles oas bette nidts aeniist.
8ir tparen III GROCER @eienihaft nno
es beOurfte elmer perl1iftelrbelr Mrt-
mort SD oelrfe, mein 6ranlein," err
minerfe iel nod, of,tfoaiopr ghe NIT
sshnen fperbe ID, oerne itprben (es
aillo Elm Snlloh o,Ird, hpu eoof 81.
mae Serrel1 tparen Don n1einer e(nt.
mort 10 elltsiift, oaB lie laut lafJtell.
llnb ale Dane1 1lidten min freutlo=
Iih ali. Gas sSrGtlein Gcf,nipf hnftp
phpn md, fp;ne 0Ihu,rno M, Sa,,
onfer, MY aie ife ge,5s seslonats % oo,,s ~.
mic oie Sife edbonp a. fre,,t mia, mid
oos ID, ihr ms noheIeoen fou,,te -"
csrs iooe 10 i,n,np,. es hGrot alr-
Ips non nor 9I,,ffoi5,,nn oh 5octo
Ser NomIes sgsprnortpr heborrIi,b
gie WoIn(e NOR i;hrinenss n fertio = ,,,,a
mon StefIte Sie arr M,,be IN h,,rre,,s s nss -
T,iopnhIiTs So ner erite sr,,nf =,
aet,,Srtioe,' nor snaes IA, ; a,,f So g.
lfhr p -
Soa nit oor sl,,ffo,y,,no aor c,;,,c.
o;e,sr yaeIt it r;d,t ~ = asne ..s, saat,
ner nr,tte gpor,n Ia,hoIna res ,,,,S s. 49, ~.
ONO holbe ghn,as s,,o,..a,, .'' ,,,;;;So,s ~ -
n;rl ~, If s,h s srsS6ro,, r NJ, s,a;4 ''sa, 8,
,nein;ae norm 9 a;ag sila 10 ;eh % :, s;,,ar y,r
Scr letten maSta sa'S ra;so az ~ a,s.ro.a,a - .,sl
a,a;,,s,s' 'o as++a e. ,,,strohte L,,s an,;as's,
no esro,, ~. o'' aarI,a - ''''' ''''
Ssa ,,,e;ne "Ss o;sss
" g;,t s., eson
81, M n,,,st a;d5 nfht he,,,,;6sn As,,
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sSen i;eoe 90 II, ,rs,g, ,,sa @ e,.,yo,.+s a,. a;a,
Mie snSf ;st es ae,,,, 20 ~.
Gin ss;ertef naM g,re;
Gine Sd,ane I es;t i;;r e;,,o, ehs.
:, mn, ro,hbn,,,o ,s,6 w. =, e,,s,a e. a.' Sgs ma
hiit 81 aenm ae,neSe,, on %
9ei goftoy ssre,,,,a
so" M;rfr;ho % N;aser sg n,r4,, o.,,>
aoht ;;hr;ne,,s go, ps sa,s,'s.' ossn"u
g,,fp Saer SN NOR ,oh aoau
WoH e;,,;ae Sorra, aa,as4.;
o,p,,5tSSter NM so,'nt,nor,, as,la'1'' Nrnnf =
giu h;;bsrbes Go,,,'e,,tiseI 1, ,1,,n
mos hoht ihr nenu aeto, pr
mir ,Iounerten % S;s ee;t nerc;,,.,
s;,,en Soil Ser os;t ~ hrassa,, s.ms
MIR mil Qorte,,sn;ar ''s"
Soil Ser oa;t 9os hs;st SO
ao;t S;s IN ,,;ht ,o;oItot so4r. yssp. s;;,.s s
Sr;n,,ts,, ,,a,h So So,,, 60 O., ..is .a.s
Sr;n,,to,, 49, - So. SsJe'' Gsssas.a WV '''''
csm ern,iaerts ,;ebts ms r;;,t,t.
mid, ,,,n, gs6Iofa, w ''s's
@os hobt csbr oelpielt2u
..glur Sororf. M notiipIid, ccsett meist
on ober oiIes. ,,no if bofie @ m l,6t h;5t
sllfrieoenoe7feilt essb mad,te MN
id,lofen
einiae aFim,ten hprr,d,te @,,h,
ooun beoonn lie mipopr
QorIia
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SoTf ou oemonnen oner terIoren i.
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-07-18

True translation filed with the.
Postmaster at San Antonio on
July the 18th as required by the
act of October 9th 1917.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1918-08-24
PERSHING DESIRES CLEANLI-
NESS.
Commander Addresses United States
Army Overseas Frankly or Subject
of Social Evil.

With the American Army in
France, Aug. 10 (By the Associated
Press).-In general order just issued,
Gen. Pershing addresses the army
frankly on the social evil and urges
confluence as the plain duty Of ev-
cry member of the American eNpe-
eitionary forces both for the vigorous
conduct Of the war and the clean
health of the American people after
the war;
General Pershing directs the COM
manding officers to urge moral clean
illness on the men as their duty as
soldiers and the best training for en-
forced cleanliness Of life. at the front.
The commander prescribcs more rigid
control of leaves of absence and d.
rects courtsmartial to exercise sever
ity in dealing with infected men. II
makes all immoral resorts loft lin
its,' and in cooperation with the
French police both military and civil
takes steps to repress clandestine
evasion of the order.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1918-08-24
BRITISH SHIPPER RELEASED.
Captain Evans Appears Little Worse
for Having Been Prisoner on Ger
man C-boat.

Boston, Aug. 1a.-Capt. David
Evans OF the British steamer Penis
tone, who was taken aboard Ger
nan submarine as a prisoner Of wal
after the undersca boat sank his YES
sci off Nantucket last week, was land
ed here late today With Captain
Evans We're 81 members OF the crew
of the Norwegian steamer san jose
,lso a victim Of the same submarine
hat destroyed the Penistone.
The San Jose was sunk Angus:
II. Captain Evans, who had been
kept prisoner on the submarine six
lays, was put into one Of the Sar
Jose's small boats which was picked
up later BY a government vessel.
Evans appeared little the worse 30,
MS adventures. He was seized by the
German commander when he tried tc
return to his sinking vessel for tbs
hips papers.
The Penistone was sent down 100
miles east Of Nantucket Angus L
Ter engineer was killed and four fire
zen wounded by tie explosion of the
tc: :pedo in her engine room. The 9TH
81 survivors landed on the New Ensss-
end coast four days later after hay
ing suffered severely from their eS-
Deiience in open boats
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1918-08-24
MARRIAGE ALONE INSUFFICIENT
20 Exemption as Class Will be Allow.
ed Says Baker.

Washington, Aug. 19.-In answer
&c a letter from Chairman Chamber
lain, Of the senate military commit
tee, asking whether it was true. that
the war department proposed to
exempt married. man as a class unde;
the new man power bill, Secretary
Baker today informed the senator:
that the existing regulations as to
married men would continue in force
Senator Chamberlain had written to
the secretary saying if it was true that
deferred classification for married
men generally was contemplated
many senator's would oppose the pres
ent draft age TO Is years:
THE present situation" Mr. Baker
replied, with regard to married men
in Class 1 is that four classes OF mar
ried men are included within the linz
its of that class; first, married men
who do not support their wives or
families; second, married men whose
wives support themselves; married
men whose wives have absolute inde-
pendent means; fourth married men
engaged in useless occupations ana
who are not the main or principal
support OF their families.
There is no intention to change
this situation.
In constituting the regulations with
regard to dependency Of wives and
children financial dependency has
l,een looked upon IS the reason for
deferred classification. This will cor
,inue to be the case.
Il am told that IN some parts Of
the country there is an abnormal in
crease in the rate of marriages which
suggests the possibility OF desire
TO use marriage as q basis for claim
OF exemption. Marriage SO contract
ed will not have the effect desired.
The status Of resistrants married at
q. time and uno I considerations sus-
gesting any such purpose will be that
Of unmarried persons so far as their
Classification is concerned.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1918-08-24
A SUBMARINE SINK.
British Vessel Opens Fire at Sight
J-Roat Seen Sinking.

Philadelphia. Aug. IA German
submarine was sunk in 4 running bat
tie with q British tank steamer last
Friday about 900 miles northeast OF
Nantucket, according to members OF
the tanker's crew The oil ship arrived
here tonight from Mexico.
When first sighted the u-boat was
two miles away. according 10 the
captain Of the tank. who said he I'M
mediately opened fire. Two shots from
the submarine struck the British
ship, one Of them passing through
the boiler room and the other through
a tank. Neither of the shells eXplod-
ed and did no material damage. the
captain reported.
Twenty-Scven shots We're fred by
the tank ship. one or more Of which
her master declares scored hits.
Flames were seen bursting from the
mort side OF the submarine which he
said sank few minutes later.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1918-08-24
.
ssYalIcr Streaked Americans"

Ehat is what they are called over
in IA county. But they are every
where Men and women who are en-
deaToring to evade duty OF American
citizens while they seek all the
emoluments Of such, resenting the
slightest hint that they are not IN
every fiber Of their being Americans
to the core.
Not ali are people Of wealth. edn-
cation, social position. a young nah
with his diploma through the per
siseent efforts Of his mother escapes
the draft for time but the matter is
reported to higher authority and he
is jerked up in short order
Another, by means OF money sp@n,
by his father, is put in class four
when some Of the ne;ghbors. feeling
the injustice of it report the matter
to Washington and he is called away
almost without notice. one can not
but feel that this is as it should be.
But there are numbers still Who
escape and whom the public feel
ought to be doing service at the
front but because Of social ties. po-
htieal pail, intrigue .oti1el' means
remain at home. tla$o"d.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1918-08-24
HOG BREEDERS ORGANIZE.
". p. Smith is Chosen President OF
Association.

Columbia, Aug 20.-The South
Carolina State Hog Breeders Assocla-
ton was organized in Columbia last
night with a membership Of approx
aately 40 breeders.
The meeting was. called by Y. w.
Lewis of Clemson College. State Lead
er in livestock extension. Officers
chosen were: w. P. Smith. president.
Kinard; C. r Crane. first vice presl-
dent, Georgetown: II. L. Scarborough.
second vice president, Sumter; ana
George G. Palmer, sccrctary-treasur-
or. Cartersville. These officers and
d. J. Simmons of Timmonsville, +. A.
Marvin Of Green Pond. and Charles
L. Kelly Of Columbia constitute the
board of directors.
A number Of talks as to the pros
poets of hog raising in the State were
made last night. one of these being
by w. Fl. Penny of the Duroc Bulle-
tin of Chicago. The question Of eX-
hibits at the State fair and also a
cooperative sale at the State falr
were considered last night. There
was much enthusiasm and the as
sociation begins with splendid prom
ise Of results throughout the State
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1918-08-24
U-B0AT VICTIMS LANDED.
All of San Josc's Crew Accounted


Washington. Aug. 19.-All the
members Of the crew Of the Norwe-
@ian steamer San Jose, which was
sunk off the Atlantic coast August II,
lave reen accounted for. the navy de-
partment tonight announced. Thirty
me members of the San Jose crew
were landed today at an Atlantic
port. The British vessel which land
ID the 81 survivors Of the San Jose
also brought in David Evans. master
of the British steamer Penistona,
Junk by a German submarine last
week. Evans, the navy department
statement said, was held prisoner
aboard the submarine six days
At the navy department tonight, 1t
was said no report had been received
rs to the sinking Of German u-boat
by British tank steamer last Fri
dav SEQ miles northeast Of Nantuck-
ct, as reported in press dispatches.
Naval officials said reports are recelv-
ed almost daily of the sinking by mer-
chantnen of submarines on this SIDE
OF the Atlantic but in most cases the
reports: were found to be in error up
On investigation. Officials upon learn
ing of the reported battle between the
submarine and the tanker were at
,css tc understand how the tanker
could nave been in the position lndI-
Gated in the course Of a trip from
Mexico, to Philadelphia.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1918-08-24
CHINESE ON BORDER.
VIII Stop Action by Former German
Prisoners.

Washington, Aug. 19.-The Chinese
government has sent q large force OF
-roops Of the Siberian border to pre-
vent a threatened invasion of Chinese
territory by German and Hungarian
prisoners of war who joined with the
Red Guard and other clements Of the
Bolsheviki against the CZecho-SloVahs
in the trans-Baikal region.
The sending of the Chinese forces
was taken to mean that every means
Of extending relief to the Czecho-Slo-
vaks was being taken by the Allied
powers. The active participation o!
the Chinese army on the Siberian
border may have an important bear
ing on Developments there within
few days, according to officials here
That the large number of prisoners
who were set free by the Bolshevlk!
al1y ed and equipped and enlisted to
fight against the Czecho-SloEaks are
nenacing' the Chinese borders has
heen known here for several days and
If permitted to cross the border they
would be able to maneuver to far bet
.cr advantage This. however. Chi
ma has declared she will not permit
and if Chinese territory is violated q
battle is promised with all the ad-
yantaces resting with the Chinese.
It was said in the statement that
the allied troops in Vladivostok are
not under orders 10 remain there as
was indicated in an appeal for assist
ance recently made by General Died
,ichs. the Czecho-Slovak leader. The
allied forces. it was said, are empow-
cred TO take any action or move to
any place where they can render the
BEST service to the Czecho-SlovaH
army. The American troops are to be
governed by military necessities
and are not bound by orders TO any
particular field Of action. 1t IS safe
to assume that the troops of the
British. French and other allied ma
tons at Vladivostok have similar in
structions.
That the japanese troops from
Manchuria will be the first TO rarde:'
General Diedlichs and his small band
OF fighters practical aid seems PROD
able from late news from that por-
ton Of the world But they will be
promptly reinforced by troops OF the
entente nations p.NHided it is iouna
that the line Of communication tn
Viadivcstok can be maintained by the
railroad or otherwise.