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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-06
Scr qsroy6ct ScS 3arcn.

Iic rilllilGc &c0icrtig niitt 0cl
poNieuOcn G|louben Scr alalp6abr-
t6iifcn @laiicn an bic g9un0cr. oic
ollein 9tuBlono Dor Der &otaitropbc
rctten fonncn onS unO ldBt Segcn.
Den ii0cr pcrihicocnc Nrpp0cjciin.
acn ncuentiionoener Sociligcu iibcr
Den unausblcibliden Sicg Mublonos
perbreiten. Gic Ct @etcrs6irgcr
3citlmgcn cr5oblcI bob man iicb an
6oie oes jcitucilig III llngnn0c &C.
ioIlencl Noipiitius crillncrtc. lclc.
granuuc 0cs Barren iorOerten 9inipu.
tin allf ans ieincn ScinatbS0ori
nocb ct @etersbur9 ST foninien, Sin
@cncrdlaOjlltnnt OeS Barren itn0 ga.
men Der 6odItcn glriitofrotie fu6ren
9iaimttin bcrcit cutgcget Inn ieincnl
Gintrcffcu Deli Gborofter eines Eri.
inIp6SigeS 81 ocrlcibcn. Tcr 9ijctirb
crjd6lt oaB &aiptin cine Scit lona
cirelf moGtigei Jiipolen III Der @cr,
ion cinee fleinen @oridailcr 9cam.
tcH bate, gllS Oicier 9eolite oia
ser @erpalting eriluiien lplroc.
rici Ct ous rGS wir0 6olO Sic Belt
fouulcil no ollc NronhpciltNlonos
pol2Gocn gcihloiien iuerocn sic Dos
glut oeS rliiiiiGcn @olteS auSiou.
ecil" 0onolc lpiiroen ieinc @orte
nidt bendjtct. gllS obcr nod ccin
slnSoriidl ocs GricgcS Sic @rouitt.
Iiuriuldcen ociGloiicn ipur0en erin.
nerte man iih ocs GcrouSaclporicncn
&ccnlten iuto cr1o6 i'm sum Yros
pHeten 9|iclc 2eiite funen 5ll i6nt
itpO idcnticn ibnt Wclo fir bic sGro.
pbejeiirgrn i5rcr 3ufiulft gllS er
ipater 0ci NliBcrfolg Der criict Oeltt.
iben Giicniiue qegen @ariAoi pro.
pbejeiic, iultroc er zen 6obiten Niilis
tdrbcb6rOen torNeiiclt sic sem
@Ddiic0llfninnoirenoen nnO Derl 3as
rell bon ibm 6erihteicN. Iicjer ID
pl6elih reid gelucrocup fleire 90
anite pernd)te pdicr nbiuedlSllu9S.
bolhcr oas imaiis6lciblide Ginriidet
D'r Teuiiden in gSoritbaii pormlS5l.
iogen Sos abcr paste ieiuen |ro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-06

ourdilicBt, lic1t SaS StGotc6cu
eIitra befannt olwA icine lucbmd
iMei uno 6ar6crcicn; oabcr bat oaS
SSaiicr leine Ouuflc 6ar6c lmO lei.
nelt yluncn. ,SriI1er a6cr iloB e5
wobl cbcnio 6lonf mo tlar mic Ods
scr 99ciBeu Glitter inn @ogtIouoc, ou
ocr Scr gaocort Glitter licgt, iiber Den
Sticirl0uulO oabth. Iein bon ctuuS
@ir0tirclIoigcnl b0ben olc Oiclc y@l-
iter~ imitrcitig i6rcr 9iomcn bon
eincr 2ihtgottbcitl @s lit oic Gitnro
ooer gll5itra, bic noroiibe 5ibil.
Gos 5tdOtbcn Glirn miro in ieincn
dltcrcn Jtoulensiornlcll ocililih nad
ibr 6cuaiut, lno bic gauge oortigc
@cgcn0 lit init Griuncrllngeu an lie
crfiilt. sod iibcr @litra tbrout
3. g., bon Sosen lnnuoben, Der 81
6illeniteiu, bon Ocm piclc flare @Gbc
81 Tbole brauien, IN ocuell friiber
icaor Soloforncr gcleiit mlrocN (ocr
,,@olobadr9, ito aus ocuen iaiierc
llra6ucn bcilfrGitiacS CitcrpaIicr
ibopitcL irie nod icst in 9oo Glitter
bic 9rnnucnmGo6cn. y9o oic g(I5-
fra woltctc, mar ebet 9tGes bIont
iWO ilor lmO irii6lingsiriid. Ga6cr
scr gloiuc .yGeiBc~ Glitter Scr irci-
lid icst cbci niht Hcbr aon3 81
Redt 6citebt oobrr sic blaufen
%erlanihcli ouf oem eoIocncn Bad
grlln0c nit i6reu nod oicl leiibtcn
otrcn, gldn5cnocl &crlcu llnO 0ic
bciicocrtc Glitcr2 Nldn luciB, 0ab
oic Glitter gcrn blinfcnoe Gcgeuit0noe
IN ibr ylcit pcrihIcppt. Sie mag
ober luobI Gin 9c9leitpogel Der gll5
ira aewcier icin, oic otnl alien i6rru
J1altcn an6. lluo ioutit paBt 0ic 81.
lier resbt AIT ii boS bctauutc &Idtat
pcs Babes Glitcr, 0dS man III ieocnl
idhiiihcn GiicnbabHpaacn iie6t uno
ans Dem 9umncnmdodsn f0mtc
tum nit Su6 inlo Aedt einc Icbbaf
tige 6riiDIingS mo @cilniobcit3g0t
tin maiden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-06

icben Sicolm0eM bliibcuoc Toricr
ino St1Ote, oo9 6cibt Mllhlri60s
piuugcu bon Oaucrnocn 99crtb. Eie
ncl3citlibc 9outlnlt itcbt goH5 lutcr
Ocnt 3cicbeu OcS Giicn0aucS, %ociic
lmo |roia Olalerci mo @laitif lm-
icrer 3cit cupian0cl itorfe 9lnrc,
glngci aus oem @ilcnbiittculcbcu.
Tie lRadt ocs Giicus licgt in ser
imfaiicn0cn 9}otr icincr Gi1cuihafs
ten bic 0cr Giicn6iittcumaml iii OoS
Metna biucintro0en mnB. 0ic Gild.
lit0tSfrage 6cOingt cincu 0ird lpiir
ienidjoitlihc 9hlsbilolutq mo 9(lQc.
meiubiloung gc5obcucn sSngcniclrs
itauo; Onrin lic0t cin @oriprimg Der
Oeutiden GilcniH0ititrie lic (siicns
inonItrie fam ibrc 9liligabe nur cr-
fiilen Our6 Gnalitatsarbcit, onrM
oie lleDer5cugllna 0aB nit ibrrn Oln-
ihinen grdgerL GiicnbaGncu uno
SdbIffcn 0citItbc Allltur 9inans0ctras
gen miro iii allc Melt, inlO cnDlih
ourd Sen feitel CSIat6cu au Den aul.
turforticbritt in3bcionocre o6cr all
ocn Der Eebnif. Gieicr @laubc an
cineu tieiercn 9inn OcS iperftdgigcn
Sebcns gi6t Ncu Gr3cltgcrn mo |cr.
orbcitcru OcS luihtigiicl 9libnlctoll3
bic Nrnit bic g9iocritGnoc cincs
idpcren 9crric5 81 iibcrlpin0cu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-06

teftoren nid)t Die rod eine Commit.
lion bilocteL oci @camtcl fiir gcis
itcsfrnnf crfldrcn lieBcn mo iiir let.
Tic iluter6riugng III eincm cntierns
ten Srrenbauie in Sibiricn iorgteu.
Ga man aber Oil rniiiiden Sojc ci.
nen optitniitiidbcn& ricbt gnt
cnt6r5rcn fonn 10 witr0c MIN SIC.
ipiitun ponl 3orcu pieocr 5lriidbe.
ruieu 0er picl iHloucr ais Der flcis
ne SSoriGoiier 9eante it, pcil cr
mr propbc5eit. paS ieiueu 9liiitrag.
gc5cri angmchnt iii.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-06
1wlOprcOiscr in Scr Syrunt.

nSbre 6clogciitlihcn 6aben all
gemciieS Cob mO 9lucrfcunlng &c.
iunocr itno iino in ibrem Seruie &c.
fallen lno 6obcn gcblutet telegrd
pbirte iruter Dem $, Nlor5 1871 @oi.
Ter gSilbcln Der gritc on oen odulos
ligen 6eloproit Ebicleu. Irniclbcii
&ubui ernter bic oeutidep 6elopreoi
Scr altdl lett i'm &riege, wic eS ocnn
cinit ioAnr lire 0ite nltc Era0ition
mar, ielbit Die 9Sutic 6c9cn 0eu 5eino
5l trogel glils ben SiricGcn oe8
grobcn l5ric0ric6 lino nc6rcre ioldc
itreitborc (Sottcsaldnner beriibmt ge
moroen Ocncn oas 9lrmio 0cr
y@rauoen6ur9io" in cinen &iid6ld
ollf Bic &eid)iclte oas bronocnburs
giid pruiBiihcn 5eloprcoieerlpcieas
eiii tilr5eS @cocnrcn uiontet. % lit
5ccge6artb, Der ais 6cIOprcoiger ocS
Scgimcuts Grpprin5 BON Teiioii eiii.
&c Sc)mooroneu 9iciierci in Dem
Ercifcu bel G5otuiis iommcltc mo
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-06

gcgcn Ocn 8eino iilbric, g}on ibm
iu9t ocr oltc Glru0nter SSabu OnB
ic0er 5cI6pre0gcr iain @iloniB mli
cincr Gcnfmiiu5e troGen iollta. De
rii6mter noM mar scr 6cloprcoiacr
ocr Se9olitfiiroiiirc. 9nif, Scr bel
9foB6ob Die 6criibmte 9lttadc mitee
rittcn bat. 81 mar iibcr6aapt ocs
idneioigr1 9leiteriii6rcrS reAtc @ono
III gciitigen 1in9crl oenn CT nuBtc
ollc sic id6ncn ooer gelc6rten @iiAcr
Ourhleiel Die SeplB BON 5ricOrid
ocm 0jrobeil bcfoin. lle6cr 0en Sn.
Dolt licB licb oonu Scpli6 fms oricns
tirer onnut ct not5iseniuas bel oer
lofclruiioc, penn bic 9lc0r oorolH
fam NIT Gbrcn 6eite9en fonnte. Der
Soriiionpreoi8cr @enite in Der Sc
flung aiiitrin rettctc cinmol oic StnOi
ocni &onigc PIN 8. Suli 1862 bat
ten 5000 niiiihe ayiegsaoiougcuc
rcpoltirt, oic @anc iiDerpdltiqt lid
Der gcmebrc iulO &uiemottengcidli
&c bemGc5tigt unO begonneH oicStro-
Ben aiiiirins 81 boidicBci Sbon
mar Der @omnonoant Cberltlicutcs
nont y. Negoenitd0t it0per onl Suite
pcuulnoct ais y @cnifc 8elong gn.
ter 66biter Scbcns9eidbr 5u ocn 9c.
6cllen oui oen 9Sdacn 0or8uoringcn
mo lie 5.tr Ndeoerlegang ocr SSot'
len in t5iite 5il bemcsen
Grfldrt. 9aietteuic (5ur
anocrn) oSoit Dl iAon gchon iii.
icrc Gollegin 2Inni bot eineu ieinen
Eeriioncr.Ncl5 !" Gic 9lnoere;
09lic1 wmocrt'9 uitbt 100 lie BOT ci.
lucn Noriioucrl@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-06

nor in icincr &criuwmhmg onod
luic por~ Der N}cinno, ocr 9|one
uSooteI@ babe iic6 in oie Oeiltihe
Sprahc Oerort cingcbiirgert, ino
itclle cinc qcnau 6citinntc lmO 6e.
grcnjte 9cjcibnlng eincs Yc6erbcr'
gltu0Sbctrie6cS Oar, 6oB Ons @ort
uSotcl" I'M SpraGgc6raudee nibt
mc6r cnt6ebrt mcrOen ue-4ieie
9c6oupting criheint ms Oennod
icbr gcuoat Bon nibt nc6r cutbc6'
rcn f0nncu Oori Oo1 niht gcpro-
den iucrocn IS 9i6t ie6r oiele@ait'
boie, sic Ocn 9}oncn 9otcl ic6r git
cutbe6rcn uno nibts bon i6rcr &or-
jiigli6feit lmO ibrcn 6cltcn &uie
Oo5ci ciltbiibcn. glil6 scr Sinpcis
Ser @crliucr &otel6ciibcr Oic oorNes
idloQenen &3cidmrn0cn Sof @oit.
hoi o0cr 6rcmocnboi ir0icn nidt Die
Gtgeut6iinlli6feitcn ocs @otclbctric.
5cS lit m3litrciicno. Gas trciht
ocun Gin ,6otcl" il oGiaclttbiliiili.
Dies" ini llutcric1ico 5u cincn @ait.
6of2 Merocn nidt bort 1eanil mic
jicr SGiic 6c6crbcrgt 0cipeiit nn0
iouIhuic aufgcuortct2 llns lit eia
llnteridjeO 5luiid)cn ySotc" H. @oit-
6oi hi @c}ug mii i6rc Ebdtigfcit unO
Gciitlnd uidt bcfonit. TnS Isl.
acrt6iinlicGc" bcItc6t IcOigIicb Ooriu
mo oonlit fomucn mir mo0I
Ocm acrumnftc ser NnliGt Scr Der
liner SotclhciiBcr ud6cr SAB III.
ter oNotcl~ ben piclcu 2cntcn chuaS
,3cincs,~ GritlIoiii6es, utter Cioit
6oi Nngcgen ctuoS @epobnliHcrcS,
3weitflaiiiacS Ocritonocn lpirO llno
Die @otelbciitcr m6dtcn ibrci iciHc.
rcn G6arnttcr ieiibolten.
Gu8 lit ia an iit6 DeritdnOIic6, o6gr
bropd)t man oo5u OHrdous Gin
,SrcmSwort? Ger Namc lit bod III
oieicr @iniicbt mn cine gang 0llBer.
Iidc G6nrnficriirung mo 5ll0em
MIR mirtiom iiir sic 2Clltc, sic icI-
ten oocr ue III iolcbcnf (5oitboliic
lpobncn Iicicnigcn Sic picI rcicll
piiicl Jiuuciil gna} gMaiL bob IS
crittlailigc, bcriibrtc @altboic c6ell
10 Qibt mic iebr miuOeruert6igc
DSotels" odB dlio Scr gtomc on
nnS fir iil Gar nidji5 bcidgt Gb
iic III cincn GJaiiboi oScr III ciucul
nSoteI" pobncm 1T 90 bon 100 &ci-
ienOeu 5icmIib qleihgiiItia. Sic dr'
gcrn iiA iihcr oiel mcbr iI6cr luoil-
gclboite Sfii6c irnO ingebii6rlidbc
Breiic Ger 9}uf eincs SniiieS miro
oird gute 2ciitirngcn erluorbet
Oomu erbdlt icir Same alnng imO
glnie6en. feiucsipc9s ollr6 sic DC.
5eidburar0otcI.~ IS mag cinige To-
Imiidle St1iiJc Qebcu oic iitb aus
itarrcr @ciuobnbcit nm tSoIt6of ito
ben u6cr iio mcrocn iidj ungcluO6.
nciL mo pcnn iic fciil uS5otrl9 nc6r
finoru iic6crli1 c6cnio germ in 0rn
@aitboi gc1eu, Iieii obOofloS 5ll
blei6eu, Gs oie6t cine 9icibc in oic
ocutifc Sprahc ii6crgcdongener ilrs
1 lnrilnu[icbcr ,SrculAm0rtcr Nir iidh
ihper ODER MIR uniitdn0IiN iibcr.
icBcn loiien. 9lbcr bier, mo- mir cin
10 ollbcimelilocs piel anSoridenocS
itn0 icboncs bGntiheS Mort pir @oit.
9oi fiir ons Mittsiogcnoe 6rcmOt
mort g@ptcl@- 6ciiscu, oo ioIltc cS
ood icl6it ans @cauclrIihfrit o0cr
tScoo6n5cit oocr falidcn alaiicnacs
fiiGl fcin @eNcnlen ge6ci1 nit cincr
ollcn llcbcf nnijurGnnicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-06

imO gliidliG olrd6ocil6rt worOcn
imo. Tam foui oic Gntocdima
OcS &criobrcuS sur @ioiicubcrItcl-
llng bon 6uttcrehpcir, Dns inter
Oem SbIogport GimeiB ous @uit
aagemcin 6efomt gclporoen lit. glo6
ocnI u@iweiB aus 2uft" fpnrmt nun
Die gNlrithollt ons @iiiabafterien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-06

2Ius gcrlin miro lnS geibrieben;
0idu iol(ic rlchlel oic Srnse, ob
,@aii6oi" cOer ~SSotcl" wdte cigant
lid ldngit citidieoeil I6er g iAclut
bod ID. ais ob oieicuiget Sic oo
iueinien sic @eseiitcuiua fir Seiit-
Idle @orie III SeutiGcu 2auocn iueroc
iricor a6ilnnen, IN aciuiiicr 9eiic
btmo 9lcdt bc0oltca lpiirocu Ger
vNcrciu ocr 9crlucr Sotel6cibcr@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-06
Das cSiica nnO bic anltur Scr O.

gcNlpGrt.
@clite, mo oas Giicn picQcidt ietic
qroBte glligabc crfiiat oic G5ren5er
lpiicres @aterloiocs 5l bCihiibat iii
MAN MIR Xii lcidt acucigt, Giicn lmO
Bht als litrcitnbore @cgrjffe 5ll De
trohtcn. @cmiB, cs lit cine Der
luidtigiten 9tltiqobcn, Ole Oos Giict
criiat mcnn eS ums 5lt Oem SduBc
ocs ermor6eHcn gtotionolDeritogcti5
mo Der @olfsfiltir oient. Ger mo-
Ocrnc aricQ piro ourh ooS GtieH
cntidicoen. 99er Sic bcitcu SononeM
%on5cr, &ricoesidliiie I'M cigencn
2on0c cr5cligcn fonL bot oic neilte
g(psiint oui Sicg. Sn @erbiroung
niit Dem aricgc tritt Der @ort6eil ocs
Gr5rcihtbmns Scr III W}itlcioenIcDaft
ge3ogcncn QduOcr berpor. Gcutidls
lono fam c0enlo menig IN @e5nq aili
Gileuer5 lpie olif oas (Setrei0c mlSgcs
6unecrt meroen. Dab mdn 6orii6cr
Dinous obcr alic6 nit6t ocit ionitigcn
(siufliij oes Giicns oiii Die Stllltur
il6crIc6cn oorf iluo fam Oas BOT Or
Sng. 2ebcr in ciilcr fiir5lid gcbol.
tenen Gortrag Dor ben oeuilcbeit 8ie
Berci 6ahlcuten ge5ciat qlllf fait
oac cSc6ietc ocs mcniNlidlci 2ebcns
critredt iih scr fulturclc Ginfhlb
ocs GiicnS, oui sic C5citolhing Der
gciel(idoftliHcu Graoniiotion, Ole
littlinrn religioicn ilno oItbetiicbcn
Sheen Sic @erbinnlure Der 0lcllih'
bcit Sii ciner eiii5ioen iittlihcn &C.
Iamutpcri0nlibfeit. G6nc Cilcn gd6c
Is fcine Giicnbabp fciuc Sfiifabrt
lno SuftIdiffabrt. Die llmbilOirng
Scr aultitrgciellidDoft miro, 10 iiibrtc
Or. 2c6cr, noh Tcdnif mo S8irtb-
ic6oit, ans, bceiufluBt oirh aortcac,
gruitS, 9lipgc uno Sppoifdtc Oercll
@utiDideliing loren glnSgang bci'n
Giicn6iittelmcirn qenominen BAT. Gic
eritcn 9lnfGngr oes ipirtbihoftlifcn
3uionncnihhiiics ciicn6ilttenmdn'
niiher llntcrlcbnlinqcu ill Dclttld.
lou0 liiiD bcrcit8 iit So6rc 1912 fcit'
5ltltcacu. Giefgrcifcnoer III bic gSir'
ttimq scr &eri6mclamq olif bic @c.
icaihoitSumbilouna oic iicb beioni
0crs cin0rudspc0 in ocr Giicnin0li.
itric 0citnlicte. Sic 8obl Der 8ct
tricbc ncrriigert lih lm0 oic Odril
9eiHdftiatcn ocrme6rt iiN, mooiird'
ser 3ponq sur gtuscinoioerictlug
ocr 3niomnien or6citcnOen (SeiclI.
idoitSindtbtc aeeebcn it, gllih biz
io5iolc Siirilrge bot i6rcl 9lusgara
Dcian GiienDiittcngciperbc Gcnoilt
Meu
Die criicn io5ialcn NldBna1uei
trai Scr Giicu6iiitcnmanr S5arfort
Strnpp ino 0ie 9lnOeren iolgtcn. Dis
mart itiietc iid mi 0ie Sorar6etcr
! oieicr sgdnncr Dic grobariigitcr
organiiotoriirbcu 2riitungcn iino II
I ocu Giien6iittcnfpcrtcl ucrforpert
6iniihtlih Der Siitcrcr5cuoung ielbit
/ mic and Scr Gerpalhua. aillhlrei
mihtig lit oub oic SscrtDitcigcrpilG
Die 0as GiieN ourh ieiHc tec6niidjt
@eiterDararbcitiin5 ituD @crcellus
eridbrt. Sic iidj aber nidt 5oDlcn
ntdBia iaiieu ldBt Sa ibr ipicsei
| iid oie Geiitia'lerbuiide Strrttir ci
lies 9olfes uie0cr- Cds 3citaitcl
oaS 65rpBbctriebeS balt iil ati bcl
! 9eilcigerten 6d1i9teit oeS Qicnidel
4 iii Sci @ebanolurg hes Giiens dui
Tic N}aidlnc fat aid 0as Seitaltcl
scr inirniioicn 9lrhcit gocr aroBei
N}oral unicrer 3ciT bermiiaciiDrt
! llcbcr0Il, 100 Glen cr3eugt miro, cnt
The Snowflake herald., 1916-06-09

fertilizer at the roots of each
seeding. Another attachment
marks the line on which the
next row of trees is to be planted.
No cost figures are available
yet, but officials say that the
cost will be much less than when
the planting is done by hand.
It is stated that the machine can
be used on any land which has
been cleared and is not too
rough to plow and harrow.
The Snowflake herald., 1916-06-09
Trees Planted by Machine

A machine which plants from
10 to Is thousand forest tree
seedlings day is now being
used at the Letchworth Park
Forest and Arboretum, in Wy
Oming county. N. Y, according
to officials of the Forest Service
who are acting as advisers in
the work. Previously the plant
ing has been done by hand at
the rate of 1000 to 1,5OO trees
each day per man.
The machine was designed to
set out cabbage and tomato
plants, but works equally we'll
with trees. 1t is about the size
of an ordinary moving machine
and is operated by three men
and two horses. One man drives
the team while the other two
handle the seedlings. The ma
chine makes furrow in which
the trees are set at any desired
distance, and an automatic de-
vice indicates where they should
be dropped. Two metal-tired
wheels push and roll the dirt
firmly down around the roots.
This is very desirable feature,
it is said, because the trees are
apt to- die if this is not we'll
done. Two attachments make
it possible to place water and
The Snowflake herald., 1916-06-09

The one best bet the mail
order houses Of the country have
is the fact that there are a whole
lot of merchants over the coun-
try in the smaller towns who
are too we'll known to adver-
tise" and who believe "the folks
will come around and buy"
whatever they happen to have
on hand-because they uster do
it when paw" run the store
years ago. No mail order house
could live if the small town
merchant knew the value Of ad-
vertising as we'll as the mail
order house people do.-Coco-
nino Sun.
The Snowflake herald., 1916-06-09
Notice For Publication
Department of the Interior
u. S. Land Office at Phoenix, Arizona,
Nav 1915

May 3, 1916.
Notice is hereby given that Dan Mcneil OF
Lakeside, Arizona. who June %, 1911, made
Org. Hid. 014751; on Sept. %, 1919, Add'l Hid.
No. O29397, for SEA NWH, W1a SWA NEA,
WE NWA SEA, SH N19 NEA, NEA NWA,
Section 22 Township IN. Range % E.. G&SR
Meridian. has filed notice of intention to make
final Five ear Proof, to establish claim to the
land above described. before Thorwald Larson,
U. S. Commissioner. at Holbrook, Arizona, on
the 18th day of July, 1916.
Claimant names as witnesses: Andrew Han
sen. James Hansen, both of Holbrook; and M. V.
Readhead, Ed. Readhead, both of Lakeside. Ari-
zona.
THOMAS F. WEEDIN. Register.
First publication Nav IL. '16.
The Snowflake herald., 1916-06-09

Roy Cummins, E. Nicholson,
Harry Graves and the writer en-
jOyed a fishing trip to White
river the first of the week. We
have no big fish stories to tell,
only that we caught the biggest
one while gone-a sucker about
a foot long. The rest of the
party ate up all the chuck the
first day out, and as we had
nothing but trout to live on.
hence our stay was cut short.
The county Caterpillar tractor
and road machine has been in
Snowflake this week grading
the streets. Jas. McShane and
Ounce Gardner are in charge of
the machinery.
The Misses Jennie and Leone
Kartchner came down Wednes-
day from the family homestead
at JOppa after their mail, etc.
Wetzler Supply Co. carry a bet
ter grade of Furniture than the
average mail order house and
are reasonably priced.
Earl Kitchener, British secre-
tary of state, is supposed to have
perished Monday in a wreck off
the cost or Orkey.
Ernest Shumway eff Taylor has
gone to Provo, Utah, to attend
summer school.
The Snowflake herald., 1916-06-09
Creamery Notice

A Creamery meeting will be
held in Showlow Saturday, June
"a, at 1 p. M, to adopt consti-
tuition and bylaws and to vote
on a location for the creamery.
The vote will be according to
capital stock represented. Every
person interested should be pres
ent or send proxies, either by
person or letter.
The Snowflake herald., 1916-06-09
Mango or Itch in Hogs
How to Prevent II

AS there are a few hogs in
Snowflake and it's immediate vi
cinity affected with mango, we
publish the following which may
prove of interest to those own
ing animals that have contracted
the disease:
Mango in hogs, also called hog
itch, is disease caused by GER
tain mites burrowing into the
skin and producing scabs. After
dipping hogs thus affected and
apparently curing them, the dis
ease usually returns, because of
the fact that these mites live
under the scabs and burrow
somewhat into the skin so that
the dip cannot get all of them
without special treatment. The
dip kills those on the outside,
but, later, those more deeply
imbedded become active and
cause the scabs to form again,
accompanied by intense itching.
By following the directions shown
below a cure can generally be
effected:
Cover the scabby portion of
the hogs with some sort of oil
and a few hours later scrub
thoroughly with warm soapy
water, removing all scales. Then
apply the dip, but be careful to
hold the hogs back and rub the
dip into the skin we'll over the
affected parts. Dip again in
about five days, taking care to
rub the dip into the skin and re-
move any scabs which may have
started. If this dues not get rid
of the trouble in a very short
time, it is advised that the fol-
lowing formula be tried:
The Snowflake herald., 1916-06-09
Furniture

While we have been selling
considerable furniture out of the
last car we recently received,
the stock is yet complete, but
it will pay you to make your Sc
lections as early as you can.
WETZLER SUPPLY Co.,
Holbrook, Arizona
The Snowflake herald., 1916-06-09

For SALE-16O acres land at
Walker. Farm we'll fenced and
partly under cultivation. Good
ranch house and out buildings.
For terms, apply to Jens P. Han
nes, Showlow, Arizona.
The Snowflake herald., 1916-06-09

ing the hogs. W. S. Cunning
ham, Asst. Animal HUSH, U. of
A. Exp. Station.
The Snowflake herald., 1916-06-09

Wetzler Supply Co., Holbrook,
carry complete line of the very
best makes of saddles & harness.
The Snowflake herald., 1916-06-09

Mix well together and after
washing and removing the scabs
with warm soapy water, apply
this ointment to the affected
parts, rubbing it into the skin
thoroughly. Examine the hogs
a few days later, and if there
are any indications of the trou-
BILE returning, repeat the RENE
dy. These mites are very per-
sistent and can be overcome
only by being sure that all scabs
are removed at the time of treat
ment and applying the remedies
very thoroughly. Pigs which
are affected should be kept away
from the rest of the herd, be-
cause the disease is very likely
to spread to the other hogs if
this is not done. The mites will
also attack the skin of human
beings, so the hands should be
washed thoroughly after treat
The Snowflake herald., 1916-06-09
Electricity in Your Home

Imagine the pride you would take in having
your nelghbors drop in for social evening" to find
your living room as bright as day. and then to take
them through the house, swapping on the lights in
room after room; thence to the barn turning on the
barn lights by switch in the house, where you
show your neighbor how modern lighting methods
have revOlutionized your work. Show him your
feed grinder your pump, both run by electricity;
then back to the house, where mother has prepared
hot lunch on the electric stove! Turn on the eec-
trio fan if it is hot night Show them your electric
flat iron, churn, washing machine; and then take
them down to the cellar out to the shed, to the
source OF all these cOnveniences-the little, COM
pact Uni-Lectric Machine.
Could anything give you more real, enduring
satisfaction?
Before the perfection or the Uni-Lectric ma
chine, there were no small systems to be had except
COSTLY cumbersome, wastefu outfits, consisting of
an ordinary gasoline engine hitched up by a long,
loose, Tapping, dangerous belt to dynamo which
delivered loWvOtage electric current to costly stor-
age batteries, governed by an expensive and com
plicated switchboard. The Uni-Lectric has no bat
teries, no switchboard, no belt.
The UNI-LECTRIC'S cost of oper-
alton is so slight that with one or two
lights burning you can run it all night
long every night in the year for less
than the cost of up-keep on a single
set OF storage batteries.
For further particulars. literature, etc. address
ED. B. CREENHAW, Snowflake or HOlbroOk. Ariz
General Agent for Arizona New Mexico
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-04-29
JURY RETURNS
 VERDICT GUILTY
THIRD CHARGE AGAINST kRAUsE
After Trial of Eleven Days Jury Finds Prisoner Guilty of the Charge of Kidnapping William Christie of Douglas.

JUNEAU, April 29.-After a trial lasting eleven days, the jury in the case of Edward Krause returned a verdict of guilty as charged, at 800 o'clock last night. The jury was out but three hours.
 The charge against Krause was that of kidnapping William Christie, of Douglas, whom. it is alleged, he afterward murdered, and diver is now searching the bottom of the bay off that town in the hope of recover ing the body.
 Krause was indicted for forgery and impersonating an officer in this same case, and has been convicted on both counts. The testimony intro duced in these cases shows that the convicted man forged subpoena and .impersonating an officer of the court, served the same upon Christie. Chris tie left his home with Krause, sup posedly for the purpose of reporting to the court. and was never seen again. It is alleged that he went aboard Krause's launch and was kill ed and thrown overheard.
 The next case against Krause will be another charge of forgery.