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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-04-16
A Well Dressed Girl
Scratching In Public

IS a pitiable sight. It IS hurniHating
Scratching does no good. The thing TO
do is to remove the cause with
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-04-16

The modern Improvement IN pills
Doctor Pierce's Pleasant Pellets. They
help Nature, instead Of fighting with
her,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-04-16

Take Your Time, Take Your Time
Dear old Mobile. No one is ever IN
hurry down at Mobile.-Andalusia
Star.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-12-22
SUNDAY SCHOOL
PLANS PROGRAM
Trinity M. e. Primary Department
Will Give Special Exercises
Christmas Eve.

The following program is to be
rendered by the primary department
of Trinity M. E. Sunday school Sun
day evening, December "a, under the
direction of Miss Anna Ritter, prl-
mary superintendent:
"Welcome," Eddie and Marjorie
Hanson. Ruth Hootman, Madame
winston. Helen Grace Carr. Bobbie
EcIland, Joe Mackey, Joe Natewood,
Ella J. Haggerty. ,o,-.
2 Glass song, "Silent Night, Holy
Night" Prayer and song, 81 Happy
Happy Christmas"
3. "Three Little Lads, Kari
Beard, Dennis Rockefeller, Clifford
4 "Christmas, the Birthday OF
Jesus." Malcolm Smith. Maurine
Curtis. Marion Schick. Ida Walden,
Charles Eckland, Sallie Rupp, Benz.
rose BOYD, Thelma tHaga, Edward
bartholomew, Eva Carel; Angella
Mills. Eva Carel. Fernie, Mackey,
Elince Alberts, Paul Benner, Bernlce
Perry. ,
s Recitation, Junior Swanson.
Can You Tell? Helen Grace
Carr. Tessie Mae Cooper, Helen Col'
Inns. ~ r; ,,
z Song, once Upon me
Naurine Curtis, Harold Pickard, Mar
iorie Childs, Alice Schafer, Raymond
RreakbiIl. Marion Schiek. Victor
Brown. Margaret Jones, VIM Brown
Wilma Bradley, Gladys O'Bleness.
s. "a Christmas Prayer Waunl'a
Martin. Eo,,
land. ...... ;, r,,,;,
and Marjorie Hansen, Mary Saund-
ers Helen Grace Carr, Ruth kreuger,
Anna B. Cooper, Wilma Haggerty,
Robbie Brunat, Ruth HOFFMAN, Ray
dickinson. Carl Beard, Ralph Sneed-
on Lozona Hornung. Louise Ferris.
il. Recitation, Roy Dickinson.
No Star Exercise, Florence Shat
for GLADYS O'Blennis, Allison Saund-
ers Agnes O'Blennis, Virginia Sneed-
on Dorothy Holbrook, Dorothy kries.
ia. Solo. Ella Josephine Haggerty.
"A. Recitation. My Gift" Eddie
Hanson. :.
15. Little Lights Naomi Roost,
Katbryne HOFFMAN, Edna May Casey,
Dorothy Hedrick, Agatha Harmon,
7 o1ise Larsen, Betty Dumenil-
l6. Manager Exercise" Waunita
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-12-22

Martin, Ruth KRUGER, Ruth Hoot
man, Madaline Winston, Doris LIE
Master, Eugene Holbrook, Vernon
Roost, Vera Langley.
H.. Solo, Alice Haggerty.
IS. Recitation, I'm Always GLAD,
Victor Brown.
10. "The Sweetest Name William
Brown, Leota Clements, Geraldine
Henke, Thelma Smith. Irwin Wade
20. christmas Bells Chester
Hartley, Don . Puder, Paul Smith
Phillip Agne, James Winston, Victor
Brown Paul Meador. Mike Atop
Harold Packard, Charles Dick.
81. Recitation, "A Christmas Tree,
Marjorie Hansen.
%. Recitation, No Room in the
Inn," Carl Taylor.
--23. Solo, THE Baby Jesus Harolc
Pickard.
%. Recitation, Maurine Curtis.
"a. Song. christmas Pictures,
Kathryn HOFFMAN, Edna May Casey
Dorothy Hedrick, Allison Saunders
Alice Schaffer, Dorothy Holdbrook
Maurine Curtis. Gertrude Redman.
25. Recitation and song, Dorothy
Dickinson.
&c. Christmas Pennies, Fernie
Mackey. Marion Schick, Dorothy
Kims. Alice Schaffer.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-12-22

Dorothy Van Ausdall, Mary Oliphant.
Song, Christmas Song"-School.
Dialogue, ITO Every Boy and Grip
Senator Roddy, George Roddy, Cliff
'' recitation, MY Stockings" -Merle
| Nelson.
Dialogue, Five Little Stars"a-
Louis Ross, Lucy Ross, Luetta Buck
ner Lorene Daley, Ben Carter.
Song, Santa Claus Land"-School.
Recitation, "a Question"-William
Laisle.
Recitation, christmas Song"-Lo-
rene Daley.
Song, christmas Bells"-School
Recitation, Christmas Problem
Paul Meador.
Recitation, Riding With Santa
us"-Miller Ward.
Dialogue, "On Christmas Eve
Alonzo Drain, Clarence Carter, Donald
Holley.
Song, "Christmas"-Schoo
| Dialogue, "December"-Ralph Starr,
Walter Olson.
Recitation, Santa Claus'-Lucy
Ross.
Recitation, Poor Santa"
Schwiete.
| Song, Jolly Santa Claus
Recitation, "a Letter FROM Santa
Claus"-Claude Cook.
Recitation, Good Old Christmas
| LuettT Buckner.
Recitation, Christmas Time
Ethel Rupp. :,
| Song, Santa Claus is Coming
Dialogue, why Like Christmas"
William Laisle, Ralph Peterson,
Paul Meador. Paul Benner. Joseph
Gordon, Clyde Campbell, Milton Col
Inns, Merle Nelson.
Song, Tripping. Tripping, Lightly
Skipping
| Dialogue, Everywhere Christmas
Vera Fader, Claudine Ward, Arthur
Windler., Bennie Hammill, Inez Lor-
ing, Enid Loring.
Song, "Sing Song of Christmas
School.
Recitation, Merry Christmas 10
You"-Alyera Sorenson.
Dialogue, "a Mother Goose Dream
Room 2.
Song-"Dear Santa Claus Comes.
Santa Claus comes with his PACK
and presents each pupil with candy
cane, bag Of candy and an elephant
with a movable head and tail.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-12-22

in The Gate City.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-12-22

Terrence, Fifth and Sixth Rooms.
The Birds Christmas Carol, drama
tized by pupils from Room 6.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-12-22
SCENE Ill.
In the Manga,
EOKUK AERIE
PLANS PARTY
tDles viii Celebrate Christmas II
Fitting Fashion at Their
Hall,

The Keokuk Aerie of Eagles is
Mning a Christmas entertainment
4 the members and their families,
ang elaborate lines. The Eagles
q have reception at their hall in
9 afternoon and at $50 o'clock to
(. go o'clock supper will be served.
US will be followed with Christ
IS tree for the children, and dane
Is will be enjoyed as the close OF
'He entire program. The Eagles and
neir families will be present to enjoy
ne festivities.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-12-22
Rather Harsh Comment.

limited Press Leased wire Service.
OTTAWA, Ont, Dec. 22.-Comment.
inc on President Wilson's peace note
the Ottawa Evening Journal says:
president Wilson's action may be
fairly arraisned on two counts-frst,
as an unfriendly one to the allies, in
turing them by practical cooperation
with a German attempt to escape as
cheaply as possible from penalty for
German crime and leaving a strong
foundation for repetition of the crime
and .--.
Second, as either a piece of moral
hipocracy if the president knows in
his inner mind that peace at present
is impossible, or a lack of decent NOR
al sense in asking for peace before
Justice can be done"
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-12-22
4 HuR PROGRAM | !
j LOCAL cHuRCH.
/ ...,k G. seardsIey VIII Read
waIIace's MASTERPIECES. Illus
rated With stereopti-
con slides.
nm SUNDAY EVENING
..u,,. church viii Have Christ
!. pageant az part Of Their
celebration Christ
mas Eve.

sunday before Christmas a year
~ Beardsley of the First Con-
ational church gave reading OF
- van Dykes The Other Wise
This year he will give Gen.
,.sWallace's masterpiece ben Hur''
nns,,ated with large number OF
spsifnlly colored stereoptican views.
4 ras the account in st. Matthew'S
-, of the visit OF the Magi to the
ISs ~ Bethlehem, that caused Cen
.sIWallace to write his famous book.
m beauty of the story of these wise
s, from the east so wrought upon
q Imagination that, although he was
2. protesting christian at the time,
9 nuld not rest until he had woven
4. accident into story. AS he pro-
.sded with his biblical studies in or
s. s..e the story its appropriate
.6isp his interest deepened and be-
|zh. the last pages of Ben Hur were
shiaed he had become sincere and
Essaed believer in the teacher OF
Snreth.
4 fousands have read his book with
Sfht. When President Garfield ap-
~sted the distinguished author Unit
i States minister to Turkey, across
I Il credentials the president wrote
kfcr the sake OF Ben Hur.' In the
views which DR.. Boards
I, VII show next Sunday evening, all
n lie famous scenes in this famous
f3sct will be illustrated including the
y. light, the thrilling chariot race,
lie wrestling scene In the palace of
nsnee, and many others. Fifty
rkn In all will be shown. A cordial
Aviation is extended to the general
inbHc to attend this service.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-12-22

ELY ................r. Vera Malone
Baby Larry Philip Bremen
Song, Cold the Blasts May Blow
Song, While Shepherds Watched
Their Flocks-Sixth room.
A Christmas Greeting-Geneva Boil.
ton.
What Santa Claus Thinks-aiary
ireland.
The Night Before Christmas-Doro.
thy Pullins.
Songs, Oh Little Town of Bethle.
hem, 1t Came Upon the Midnight
Clear-Sixth room
F. Dialogue, Confusion, by pupils of
the fifth room--Emily Patterson, Ray
mond Cook, Merle Strohmaier, Edith
Raber, Arthur Burton.
Old Santa in His Den-Edith Raber
If You Are Good-Ernest Wilsey.
Santa and the Mouse-Naida Hol
ger.
Song, The Olden Christmas-Fifth
and sixth rooms.
At Christmas Time-Marie Peter
son.
The Star-Milton Anderson
A Christmas Eve Adventure-Lars
Lundberg.
The Little Gray Lamb-Geneva Boil.
ton.
Poor Santa Claus-Donald Single
ton.
Song, Christmas Bells-Fifth and
Sixth rooms.
The Little Christmas Tree-Emily
Patterson.
If the Reindeer Ran Away-Burrel
Neal.
Overheard at christmas-Renben
SorenSon.
When Daddy Lights the Tree-Ed-
ma Olson.
Christmas-Lucile McGruder.
A Surprise for Santa Claus-Nadla
Holzer.
AT Christmas Time-Marie Peter
son. @
Before and After Christmas-Edith
Raber. 49,
Song. Chime and Cagol--Sixth room
Torrence-Rooms One and Two.
Song, Cup On the Housetop"-By
school. ne
Recitation, Guiding Santa Claus"
Milton Collins.
Recitation, AT. Christmas Time
Bertha Rhode.
Recitation, Telephone Alvera
Sorenson.
Song, "The Christmas Tree
School.
Recitation, "A Christmas WISH
Merle Wolfe.
Recitation, Christmas Comes
Wilma Broadus.
dialogue, christmas Secrets
Dorthy Farnsworth. Frances Larson,
Elizabeth Nelson.
Recitation, "A. Lunch for Santa
Luetta Buckner.
Song. when Good Old Kris Comes
Round"-School.
Recitation, "A Letter From SANTA
Claus-Paul Benner.
Dialogue, christmas Morning =
Leo Campbell, Ralph Wolfe,' John
Pearson, Frank Green.
Recitation, Poor Santa Claus
Maud Reichmann.
Song, THE Shepherds Were Watch
ing"-School.
Recitation, Somebody is Coming
Sally Rupp.
Recitation, Cause tor worry
Ralph Peterson.
Dialogue, "December"-Donald Per-
dew, John Eagan.
Song. The Shepherds
Recitation, christmas Bells'-M1l-
bred Mcdowell.
Dialogue, christmas Tree Wood'-
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-12-22
CHRISTMAS PROGRAMS
IN THE SCHOOLS
CONTINUED from rpase g.

ence Glasgow. Roy Russ, Edward
Reichmann, Hilma Pearson, Harrie
Collins, Milford Draine, Josephine
Cutler, Harold Farnsworth, John
Thomas, Johanna Sorenson, Paul
Hedrick.
The Shepherds Were Watching
School,
Waiting for Santa-Johanna sor-
On Christmas Tree-Frances Oil
plant.
The Enchanted Boxes, play-Bertha
Atteberg, Edward Reichmann, Harrie
Collins, Hilma Pearson, Josephine
Cutler, Harold Farnsworth, Harry
Lundberg, Evelyn Wright, Josephine
Eagan, Johanna Sorenson.
Old Santa Claus Mildred Burrows.
Christmas Gifts--Evelyn Wright,
Ada Ireland. Bessie Starr, Josephine
Ward. e
When Good Old Kris Comes
Round, song-School.
The Wiser Way-Harry Lumberg,
Henry Vestal.
To Santa Claus, song-School.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-12-22
A. 10 . Food Boycott.

A. 10 a Food Boycott.
Washington Star: The time to dis
ass food boycott with confidence is
amediately after good dinner. ~
Ene presence of sharp appetite the
{lCea may suggest difficulties.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-12-22

For more than 100 years the SUI
preme court Of the United States has
never handed down decisions except
on Mondays.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-12-22
At st. PauI,s church.

1.-The usual custom or st. Paul
frrch school will be carried out in
program tol be given Christmas
II in the church. The greater part
THE program will be taken by about
keuty young men and women In 8
Dsnd pageant. who will carry their
kuefs pack to the time of the birth
Eatle Christ, child in Bethlehem's
(Ynages.
The following program will be car
|Fled out:
0pening Exercises.
Drll-Primary Department.
Greeting Song-Junior Girls.
n Pageant The Angel Message.
SCENE /.
h The Angels in Heaven resolve to an.
ounce the birth of Christ to the
saepherds.
SCENE II.
Chorus of Shepherds.
& Singing Praises of the Lord.
Angels Appear. T.
SCENE LII.
he Child In the Manager.
Lullaby-Mary.
Angels and Shepherds Adoring.
Immediately after the above. the
bstng exercises and distribution OF
hs will take place in the usual
y. A#
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-12-22

Goodbye, sore feet, DLln1ng feet,
swollen feet, tender feet. tired feet.
Goodbye, corns. callouses, bunions
and raw spots. No more shoe tight
ness. no more limping with pain or
drawing up your face in agony. "Tiz'
is magical acts right off. "Tiz" draws
out all the poisonous exudations
which puff up the feet Use "Tiz"
and wear smaller shoes. Use "Tiz''
and forget your foot misery. All! how
comfortable your feet feel.
Get a 25-cent box of "Tiz' now at
any druggist or department store
Don't suffer. Have good feet, glad
feet, feet that never swell, never
hurt. never get tired. A years foot
comfort guaranteed or money re
funded.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-12-18

"a body weighing one pound oH Garth
would weight go pounds On taq sun.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-12-18

EAHIII - -.

viii 1e good and rlsht Ru5ea
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-12-18

Vt - aeas II tae Inc -Iaa Argus
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-09
GuC5 ein Gi(ernes.

Gs biirfte fpenis betdnnt Iein, boB
bic 0aepublit glreentinten i'm So6rs
1871 Elm @iTsrres 3reu8 perIieben
bat. g1d9 Qlusbru9 Der fur6tburen
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ibre psrTsu6ten @obnItGttsu perlieBen,
biIbete li9 Elm giireerausThub, Der I'M,
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Biz oie 3rontbett erIoIbsn mar. Ssn
grinnerung an oos Giierne Rreu5, oos
bur6 oen turS Subor besnbeteu
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WsItruf erlanst bate, itiftete Die Res
gierune Der gPepublit elm Gbnli9es
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9lires perIisben purbe. Q(ubsroem ers
bislten ods 9rsu3 nod Iisbsn GdmiIisn
BON MGnnern, bic Der 3rontbeit erIe'
gen pdren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-09
SrIauSs 6rancu.
Sic tuOIIsn nI@t, OuB ibrs gRdnusr
fur GnaIaND fampisn.

I'm Der OroDsuben nugemsinen
DebrpfIi9t TN 0isuIte bes psrbaBtsn
@ebriiderS ibres 9anoes re9t5eitig
entseben au iOnnen, boben iunse Sr.
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srDberer 3abl nah 2lmerita einess
f4ifft. Wldn bari nit 5iemlt9er 81,
6erbeit Dorausieben, bob Die irifhsn
Srouen, bic ni9t ibre lebten SObne
unO 9riioer fir Gnslunb auf ben
S9Idhtslbsrn perbluten InFen pOl'
len, BEL bieisr gluspduoeruus Der ibnsn
nobeitsbenoeu puffsnfGbigen MGnner
etn Tebr eeipidtiess Wort mitTprs9sn.
Dor oler OsfFsntlidteit birfen iie
frsiIih teinen einiprud esssn snsIii9e
@epaItberrf4oft uno 3panssmoBrs'
seln erbeben, ipsnn fe ni9t NIT ben
9sb5roen in ernitcn RoufIiit tommen
roIlen, Osnn iibsr ibrem Soupte
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babsn iib Gboronunesn iriI9er 5rou.
en- mad ben Ser. Stadten bese6en, UNI
bier BET boiler Trsibeit bes DOrtes ibre
Stimms bsfto Iautsr fir Die So9e Der
unsIiidIi9eH griiren SnisI su srbebsn.
Sn psrf9iebeuen erobsn Stdbtcn iino
bon ipnsn gu oi,Iem 3psds @srIomm.
lunsen perdnitoItet porben. 9luf elmer
GuBerts unter dnoersn eint greiTe sSrs
IGnOertn: .6eute isben lpir uns elmer
erDBersn &riTis ssssntbsr ols te Su,
Dor. SrIdnO mub fetns Mdnner Su
Soufe Suriidbsbolten, SrlGnbertnnsn
tn oieiem 2dnos unb In Srldnb IelbIt
miBten Ii9 poltommen tlor buriiber
fetn, tpesbdlb Srlano niemols fir @ne.
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fix @nelono mebr Blut peroofItn NOR,
ben, dIs n0tts ipGrs, oie sSreiteit eonS
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dber font. MIR fir SrIuub flieBen."
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bon ben @rslGnOtrn tpsesn drsebIi9sn
GufrubrS btnter S9loB unb giieeel
esiebt iporoen mar. fiiste binSu, ss Tet
cine S9anbs, bob glGnner, bic F9
Sren nennten gJlr. Oesomono III
nutiirIi9 In srFsr OReibe semeint - bic
Sueeno SrIanbs aufforberten, Ii9 Der
erslii9en @rmes, Die oie perberbtefte
Der MeIt Tsi, anaufalisBsn. Der Der.
itorbene Jelomarf9dl 9orb 9Roberts
babe etnF I'm bsfebleriT9sn Sone an Die
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ifeIIt, Fs fOIItsu ibm Sur 8eIuTtieung
fetHer SOIOoten cine 2ln5obl bibfb.r
geIunber iunoer WlGoGen Ien0en!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-09
g @aatr.Sprtt a

giinfunbeinbolb lln5en GbotoIob,
iperosn ouf einsm gIe9 in Der R0brc
sripeiht; unteroeTen treibt man fiinf'
unoeinbdlb llnaen Butter gut ob. gibi
bie ertpeichte Gbofolobe binein uno
riibrt bic MoiIs tolt; 1T oies ssideten.
70 iperben fiinfunoeinbolb llnSen feiu
eeitobener 3uder nit feds Gioottsrn
nd9 uno noh 5ugeriibrt uno bisrouf
Der S9nee BON feds Gilpsib NIT flint,
unoeinbolb lln5en Wlebl leidi einge,
mtI9i. Sine nit Butter beffrihene,
NIT MebI ousgeiireute 9ortenform
piro NIT oieier MaFs eeFiilt. psI1,
mon bciIdufi9 cine Siunbe in Der
H0brs bGdi. glo6 bieTer 3sit ent.
fsrnt man ben Reif unb Idbt ole Tortt
duF sinem Sieb ertoIten. gloh @e.
lieben fam oiefc Sorte, ipelcbe ni1i
mebr ala 5pet bis brei Singer bod Tein
foIl, no6bem iie sebdden unb aus.
geiiblt III, nit to9enO beibsr pfirT9.
mormeIobe beitri6en iperoen. glu9,
benz oieis trodsn 1T. iibsr5iebt mon ft
nit pormer ooer taltsr @botoIaoeslas
fur.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-09
@tscuft.S Sprtg

@ier GiseIb peroen sirtu cine Bier,
ieIItuno, perriibrt nit brsiunoeinbdlh
lln5sn geItoBsusm 3uder unb orsiunos
sinboIb lln3cn Butter. bic man supor
bur9 grpdrmen etipos fliiiFs ssmo@i
Bat. Doau tommt cine bolbe ouf BEN
&eibeiTen obeeriebsne 3itronenI9dls;
etn bolb qfuno MeN miro nod unS
no9 binetnseriibrt. ebenio elm babies
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ipirb 5uriidbebolten, I'm bomit Elm
@9teI unss g2otron unb Elm @iertel
llnSe @siuiteiu on5uriibreu, ou bt,
MiIhuue Iih uuf bieie WsiIe am be-
fen nit Dem iibrissn permensen IGbt.
&ura Dor benz Baden fperoen no9 Ole
bier eiiusib gu S9nee eeI6Ioesn uuo
odrunter eeeebsn. glutiirIitb muB Ole
Torte sleih no6 Der @erdrbeituns in
ben Sfen tommen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-09

Won lonn cine tleinere Hinossuna,
ooer brei biz bier 3olbsSuneen peripsns
Den. sic tperoen Iduber gepubt, ma.
mentIid pom S6luno beFreii, mil
MoRsr. Sols un0 @ur5elipert untsr
Ibf9Gumsn IungIom nei9 aeto9t,
bonn 6euer eenommsn, dboeSooen une
nd9 Dem Grtalten in SierIicbe Sbei.
ben eef9nitten Nun IGBt man spei
fein ecIdnittene ober eeriebene, Helm,
3piebeln unO Spei Biz orei 2DFf.l
MebI in Elm @isrtelpfuno Butter bed.
eeIb oiinifen. periobt biefe @inbrenn,
nit 70 pisl BON Der 3unaenbriibe, ala
man Sauce bdben muB, fiiot atpei Bis
orei entiernte 8ttronsnI9eiben, etipos
ipeiBen gSfsffer, Fein seIfoBene Wlustot
bIiite, einbolb bis breipierteI @los all.
ten BeiBpetn baSu, IGBt oles einmoI
oufto8en, f8medt ab, ldBt bic 8un,
eenfheiben oarin cine @iertelltnnb,
ouf beiBer Stele (ooer i'm gpoi,r.
baoe) our9sieben, I1medt ob unS
quirlt nod einiee Gibottsr an 81,
Sauce. Mon fam ileine aoIbfIsiSn,
tlOb6en fir Iid olleiu in SoIspoiTsr
gar toden uuo 5uIeBt spiT9en oos
3rneeugericbt oeben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-09
Sir 9aus llnO
&a9e.
atbet auf poInii@s Nrt

2tber auf poIntT6s Nrt.
llnsefdbr elm qFunO aoIbsIeber
miro snt5tpsi geidnaten. in GjGuiefeti
eurssOiiuitst. ertuItet bur9 bic 5leii9'
moI9ins sstrieben, bon alien ToTern
befreit, bos 9rdtenfett bin5usefiigt, se'
pfefFert, nit eiuer balben abssrinbetsn,
In Wlil9 sspeihten, gut uusseoriidten
S,mmsl permsnst, cine mittelsrobs,
ssrisbsns 3piebeI bu5u ssseben; eiusu
Medeu aus Ner moFs biIben. uuf
sinsn Seller Isseu unb nit sirem es.
bddien bdrten 81 bebeden.
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Speifsn aus Soobod o6el
Gobfifn.

8ei Der popuIaritGt, ole Der Sh,n.
fif4 be3tp. Saoood oOsr Gobfii9 ge'
nieBt III es eine bantbare 9lufgobe,
iicb einmdl bes glGberen nit Teiner Der
ipeuouns In Der &iihe su beIbGftiaen.
@elp0bnlidb pirO Der slid nit @euf.
foucs oOer in serIaHener Butter fer.
bieri, uber aud 8rotIotsIettes pon bem
in Sneiben eeT9nittsnsn erDBeren
slid, 8lopIe. sfuIIts RouIaoen. puO.
bines uno Suppsn tann man bon
G9snfiIcb bereiten. Die 8riibe beg
Slides, in bic man @uppengriiu ipi,
gu ieOsr dnberen GleiIdbrii6e bintin.
tut, sibt etne Isbr T9mddbofts Supps.
Sic lptrb nit einsm ooer Spei Giern
uno etnem 2Offel Wsi3enmebl obgcSo.
gen. Seinsepieeter &erbel ooer pe.
teriiIie, Giertl0b9eu obsr HubeIn,
@rdupsn, Reis, II. I. 10, t0nnen mad
9eIieben sur gersituus Der S9sllfiI9.
iuppe psripdnoi iperocn. WIit eipos
Butter unS SIeiT9.@rtrott berIcibi
man Der Suppe ben srpiinidten trGfs
tigsn @ei9mdd.
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Copfere TeCep6OniGttnncn


Sin f90nes geiTpiel unerf6rodener
pfIihterfiinuns eobsn In Der gldGt
bonn 18. ouf ben 10. W1dra, Der 8sit
bes ginriidens Der RuFsn tn Wle,
mel. bic peibli9en glneeIfenten oes
oortissn pOitomts. Sie bielten ss fir
bos ri9tiefs, nuf ibrem poitsn gu
bleiben uno tbren DisnTt psttsr au
perieben, 70 ldnss es ireeno einee. llnb
70 Fellten Iis, ols Ihon ote feinbli9en
6oroen in Die Gtobt cinge5o9en ipo,
rem, rubig fpie in eeipSbnli9er 3eiten
bic Observation-Disclosures innsrbalb
Der Stobt un0 no9 duspGrts ber.
Der Dienif puros BEL berobseI9roubs
ten 2ompsn uno berunterseIdFenen
@orbGneen Bis eegen brei llbr Mor,
gems, olio a1t Stunben no6 Dem
girtreffen Der erfsn g1uFen, aufrs9t.
erbolten. lino obne bebelligt gu tpsrs
ben, tonntsn am nd9fen Morgen ale
flint jungen MGo6en oos poitgebGuoe
rerIaFsn. @seen reun llbr rief SeIb,
mdriHoI BON Sinoenburg bos Wlemes
Ter poitdmt an. Su bem @eTprG9,
ods er nit elmer Der Domen fiibrts,
briidte er fein GrItdunen uno Ietne
5reube bariibsr aus, bob +. 70 Idngs
ousssboIten bdtten. Sinbenbura lieb
fi8 ben Nomen Der Dame, nit Der ,r
eeiprodsn, ioeen unb ais prins
Soodim Wlemel bsIuHte. iiberrst6ts
Der prin3 Der tpaderen EeIepboniItin
i'm 9Iuftroee oss MdrT9ans eine prGb.
tie, filbsrns 9lrmbunbubr uuo iprodj
gu Der Gupferen Worte Iebbdfter Qlns
erfennuno.
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Bonn &eqeu in Sic Gram
re. gGS por Oodb redt inporlidl.
tig ucn Dem Gihtcr Eriaiduo6el,
leine lomntliden ,SrelnOe 3ur Grit
oiIIfil6rliug ieineS SroueripieleS ein.
5ulooenl" n@orum ocnn2" rCoS
Stiid 1T trohoem ourdacioaeu
lnO iebt bat er olh feincn eii5i0cu
tSrelno mc6rl~
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Nm &apital.MnIcarr.

welme 80 ipnrrn iphnfdjcH nHb grUbe pber
lcine Gnnlnica Wcib In gant nber In mpnat.
nrhen MD5nplnn9cn dmlegcN wDlln, wu cs NGt
n rtHtgtn S1breH mc1t iulc berooptclt seir
eljerircu erDRe aut aelcgene eIrnnbitiide In
lbr Wclb iebi AT, bdmlt cir bic ntebrtnen
RdieH erlalten. OJrunbftide 62% bel 25O,
ana 1875 bel 250, ihr peHiaer nlS 4 Gents pro
nnabrntinR. Nirb BAH 10 0entS bro Qua.
orntfuh pertg ietn. Gemcnfirtc Giauaiueae, ma
iaodniihrte etraReu iirfunbe unb enrnutiC bes
{ileIe NIT elngcinlDfen; cine 0Ielegcnbelt far
eebcue5ett. 0lnppen, 1iIber tnb pollt giHJclu.
pelteH 5n crbatten Ron
9iit5nro W. GOpf,
gr. ~ fspN2eGinaiDH.etups
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