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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-14

HELP ON BOY QUESTION
The police seem to be getting a
better understanding of the general
fitness of things in making arrests of
boys. Recently there have been so
few of the senseless arrests that
were so common in the past that
Judge Fisher has made comment
upon the matter from the boys court
bench.
'The police are giving the court
better cooperation, said Judge
Fisher There have been fewer
senseless arrests. Recently there
have been no lads put under arrest
and hailed before this bench because.
they whistled too loud or did some
thing equally as harmless, if boyish"
Judge Fisher a short time ago
twice from the bench climbed the
collar" of police who put in Jail
youths who had done nothing but
some boyish prank that could in no
manner be construed as a violation
of the law.
Judge Fisher made his remarks on
the police after the preliminary hear
ing of the four boys charged with
holding up Walter Schroeder, 1861
Spaulding av., and four others. The
four boys concerned are all out on
bonds ranging from $4,000 to 5000.
They are: Frank Slitinsky, 16, 2149
W. 18th; Andrew Jarnecki, %, 2313
w. 18th; Frank Walczak, Is, 2115 w.
18th; Michael Adams, Is, S. Leavitt
and w. 21st.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-14
-O-O--
JANE adams CRITlClSES WAR
TALK OF ROOSEVELT

washington Jan. TT. = Jane
Adams, one of the founders of the
Progressive party, told the house
committee on filitary affairs says
she no longer could follow Col
Roosevelt.
"He is ready to fight at the drop
of the hat and far be it from me to
defend him. And do not believe that
he speaks for any larger body of peo-
ple," she said.
She endorsed President Wilson's
policy in.Mexico, but opposed his pre-
Oaredness plaV
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1916-08-19
! Al Tl1r Ul!ratrrs F.,
I 4 f.FfFT+*S
THE MUTUAL

Everything is Paramount, little -
the worry when for protected by sueh
service The effort put forth IN ac-
ouiring this service for the limited
population of our city we are well
being awarded by the increasing at
tendance. The praise this little
theatre is receiving publicity. 1t IS
pleasing to note the number that daily
call for heralds of future attractions
always admitting we like Paramount.
We are always assured that every
night that we show that cur programs
are bound to please. One night
after another the productions are
hard to beat.
Next week we will have Mary Pick
ford again in Fanchon the Cricket
which will be considered as notable
as her production Thursday night.
On next Tuesday we will project the
House OF the Lost Court with Viola
Dana, his is an Edison production on
the Paramount program. So 1t must
be coed or else Paramount would
not consider it. The story taken
from the Novel of Mrs. c. N. Will
hanson, has many complications and
is characterized by thrills, sentiment
and fantasy. 1t deals with deals
with the mysterious effect of an east
Indian Drug known as THE sleep
OF Death" which strange to say saw
es the life of Sir Anthony Elliott,
artist and Nobleman, convicted OF
murder and sentenced to death on
the periury OF designing woman's
testimony whose love has not been
returned 1t is well worth seeing.
On Saturday night all will have
chance to see The Moth and the
Flame" So we'll known that it is
useless to enlarge on the attraction.
Together with this splendid week we
will have cartoons photographs and
travel pictures, all OF the latter is our
business builders. At times them
selves are worth the admission.
Realizing that productions are
brought right 10 ogr little city is a
strong incentative to many TO make
the Mutual their only theatre and are
on the ebert for the open night. You
can depend on Paramount. So much
do we know that our competitive
theatre has tried with kilograms and
letters to get some of this service.
We solicit your patronage and III
return we wiz give value received in
every way and manner consistent.
Let the Mutual be your theatre Be
mutual with us and we will be mutual
with you.
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against any further attempt at wage
coercion through the medium OF a
strike and that the public has not
done so is probably due to the fact
that II expects the arrangements of
the railroads and the employees to ef-
feet just and peaceful disposition OF
the controversy by arbitration.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1916-08-19
WILL PROTECT ITS RIGHTS

The general public is patiently wait
ing to see whether or not the rail-
way employees in train and engine
service will respect its earnest request
for settlement of their differences
with the management by mediation or
arbitration.
The railway commissions of Nevada
New Mexico, Arizona, California,
Oregon, and Washington, Chamber OF
Commerce of many cities and the
press generally, witt all realization OF
the serious consequences of strike
and believing in the justice and EFF
6ciensy of arbitration, have in no I'M
certain terms expressed their opposi-
ton to a strike and in behalf of the
public welfare have requested the
employees to reconsider their refusal
and accept the offer OF the railroads
to arbitrate.
The public will watch with interest
is respected and to what extent their
requests are recongnized by the en-
ployes concerned.
Considering that the demands OF
the employees are made by the high
est paid class in railway service and
If granted mean another wage increase
approximating Sl00,0O00OO a year
which the public would ultimately
have to pay, or if not granted and
strike resulted the public would be
subjected to great inconvience and
hardship, we think that the public has
exhibited extreme patience and for
bearance in simply requesting the
employees to submit to arbitration. In
view of the already high wages OF
these employees the public would be
justified in sounding a warning note
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1916-08-19
TAX WILL INCREASE
MINING COSTS

reckons that its tax will be $21 100000
for 1916, or $38 per share, which is
more than the net profits of the com
pany in the three years. 19l2-l4.
The senate appears to be paying
some attention arguments like the
above, for this week the Finance Com
mite struck out the varying rates
provided in the House bill for NUM-
tons of war, explosives, copper, etc,
and substituted uniform rate on all
of those things. Moreover it decid-
ded to add to the list steel billets,
ingots and blooms, zinc, lead denatur
ed alcohol, cotton linters, and chemi-
Gals actually used in the manufacture
of munitions. 1t is not explained
why the list should be cut short with
them and should not be extended so
as to comprise canned meats, army
rations of various kinds, anthony,
quicksilver, tungsten, shoes, stockings,
harness, saddles, blankets, barbed
wire, kerosene, gasoline, locomotives,
and a great variety of other articles
that went to make up the military ex-
ports of more than 100000, dur
ing the last two years.
However it is evident that the excise
bill is being completely more over
in the senate and what it will be when
nobody yet can say
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1916-08-19

People read advertisements if they
are attractive. When merchant adj
vertises specials or new goods very few
who ask for them mention the fact
that they saw the advertisement.
Good attractive stationary has the
same effect. Use a rubber stamp
letter head for a time and many peo-
pie will wonder and some will ask II
business don't pay enough to have good
stationery.
The visible returns from a single adj
vertsemcnt is no standard by when
to measure the business-bringing
power OF that advertisement. The seed
is sown in the mind of the reader ana
1t may be month or a year before the
full harvest of readers is reaped.
There is a point on the down grade OF
quality where cheapness ceases to be
economy. Silver and gold are mol
cheap. Neither is any article that is
manufactured of first grade cotton
wool or silk
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-02

SPetfe BON Sif9rsFen. -
Waan befreit bic Gtihreite DON Suirt
unO @rGten unO 0erlegt Ite in nDgli9it
glei9mdBige Stiide. 3pet pfunD
Eartoffeln to4t man in Der S9alc
gar, aber ni@t gu pei9, gieBt lie ab,
i4dlt iie, 70 lange iie nod 9eiB iinO,
unb f9netbet fie in S4eiben. syn3fpt=
1hen bat man Elm Bis 3ipei Heine, ges
i4dlte 3ipiebeln gerieben unb in ets
mas Butter gar seI9mort. Sine feuer=
feite 5orm O0er QluflaufI9iiNel ipirD
nit Butter ausgeItri9en, nit oeriebez
ner Semmel beitreut uno etrlioe &ars
toffelf9etben bineingelegt, oariiber bic
Sii4reite nit etipas BON ben 3piebeln,
ettpas 5erlaTener Butter un0 pfetfer,
tuieber &ortpffeln, ipieber SyiIdItiidc,
Obenauf eine S9id9t Rartoffeln. 0icIe
lperben NIT geriebenem Safe beItreut,
nit Butter betrdufelt lln6 bic SpeiIe
As Big 80 W}tnuteu i'm mGBi9 beiBen
Cfen gQlogelb gebaden.
@utterpede : Suppe.
Bier @Bl0fFel gut abgerii6rte Butter
pirb nit A rei9li9 beueHenen @blOfs
feln Mebt unb 4 Giern gut abgerii6rt
unb 5par 10, OaB man abipe9Iclno l
81 unb 1 @BlDffel Me6t nimmt. SIT
aaes gut berrii6rt, to9t man in iicben=
Der 6leif6briibe Elm qrpbesgloderl.
@ebt oaKelbe in bic 8reite, oanu lit Die
Dlaife perfett.
&0fftebss (@riediicbss Tleifa-
0aI4ee.) ~ 1 Yfunb gutes S4lens
fIeiT9, obne Tett uub obne Sebnen,
treibt man 8ipeinal bur9 bic Tlsi{9s
maibine CUleat G5opper). Sin babies
9uBenb Sartoffeln bon mittlercr
@r5Be werben i'm DunItbafen setcat;
iDem iie nod beiB iinb, 8erOriidt oann
ertalten Iahen. Scin gelpiegte 3lpie5
bel, qeteriilie, Sal3, 4feffer, l ean3es
81 unb oos gebudte TleiIdb NIT ben
Gnrtoffeln re9t But bermiI9en, in
tletne WiritGen oDer Geib@en former
unb in beiBer Butter ober S6mal5
braten. ulit &pmateHIouce ierpiren,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-02

mabnen. Sbeu iIt 0os @liIlce einge.
nommen in einen geraoen Streiien,
ollrd oen 9ltlasbouo ge5oger 1T. Die
gldieIItrcifen enoen in aierlid)cn
S6leifen on beioen Soften ser 6du(-
tern. Gieic @aIdeitiide iiuo 10 rel
5enO, baB jebes junge Mdnden ipiin=
iden miro, pcnigltens cine ioIde@ar.
nihlr i6rer @aroerobe ein5ufiigen.
3ie SSieOerfe5r Der groBen &ragen
rno Sabot. ooer aralden.1ront mira
bon ben neiiten Srauen freuoig Be.
griIBt. Separate @louien pcr0en nit
SSa6ot- Sront unO oft nit pIiiiirter
SSaIbel Lis 5u Gaillenlinie tinab, of.
ferirt Gbenfo bii6f9 pie mobern
iin0 Die &ragen bon @eorgette.@repe,
beionoerS Die nit 8uiob bon Sono-
itiderei 8u oicien breiten 9rogen lit
Elm GROCER Sut inerldBlid, Ser III
inierer pierten glbbiIoung ipieOergc-
gebene 1T cine aombination oor
idmar5em Chip ino grmuem 6il5.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-02

eriteinen IGBt. 9}ur cine @arnitur
bon @eorgette.Grepe piro offerirt,
no Spiye sur @erpenotng fam, lmo
oieie mar bon oem feinlten Tpp Oon
iapaniiber GlunD. Cont piro alse-
mein nir So6liainl.2Ibiteppllng be,
uuBt, uuo Dies iheint g[Qes, mas n0.
tbig lit. glatiirIib iinO gt6ielbdnoer
bon 9ltlaS6ano im0 8ug61noer in
Jleii9farbe ober Mattbldu Dorbanben.
Cine ollerlie6ite @arititlr Inter
Ddide 5eigt uniere brittle 9l6bilolmA.
@eioes, Sen6 lno @eiifleioer lilt
bon fleiicbfar6igem @eorgriie-Grep,,
nno in glccoroeon-Bliiiee gelegt. &c
9idnoer uiten iino ausge6og!, 10 BOB,
menn lie frei Deruie6erfalen, iie dt
Den 9lono eineS 9tunenfcl6es &C.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-02

lultration oargeiteQtell D}o0ea. &ilt,
S1ube itno Sonneni9irn fino aur's
Bette Dem &leio bon meiBem g8ee
angepaBt. 8emcrfensmert6 all 0ent
aleio lit Der oreifo6e Eunif-9iod, Del.
fen Gbcile ale uuten nit 9ltlaspoiIe.
poilirulg iiber 0idene Sbnar nm,
ranoet itlo- 9ie Gaiae i6lieBt in Der
TailenGuie eng al inter cinen glt-
lasgiirtel, Der an Der Seite NIT gro.
feu Grodet- -anopfeu gei6loiieu miro.
Die laugen 2lerlnel uno DER ticic,
ldmale Stragen, 9eioes nit iBmar.
5enn Sanimet6auo iunidunt berleI-
ben Dem aleio cine pifante gtote. Gin
aleio BON oieiem GDp lit elm ihdteus-
mertber @elB fir ieoe Srau, 0enn eS
lit uibt mlr oorett linO die, iou0ern
aud letdt lno ouftig, lno bat allBer-
Dem Den @ort6eil, oaB 9lof uno Saii-
le ouf einem Iteifeu 6ouou aneinan.
oergeie6t iino, 70 0aB oas Gleio nidlt
IN @efabr iit ourd ainen flaffenoeu
5palt al 9lnie6eu eil3ubiiBen.
8ierlide llutcrlpdi9e in ileiihfnr.
5ieem Georgette CREPE lit Dos g}eueita
uno @la9anteiie aui oieIem @ebiet
Gs gibt nidtS, was oieien g9dihegc-
gcnitdnoen oil Sdonbeit gleicb fdme,
oenu mGGreno lie oa Die @eih6cit
uno Bartlett bon 9attiit ooer 9eiueu
beiiben, limo iie oud fiibl, imO ieben
ent8iideno aiis. IS lit mcnig ooer
gar feline @ornitur fir oiciclbcn er,
ioroerlidl, Oeun es lit geraoc i5re ob-
iolute @iniadbeit, mas iie io rei5cno
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-02

frite oOer quusiliige. 0icie aleioer
rangieren i'm 9pp BON falbel6eiebteH
Grgauop uno 0uftigen &om6iuatio ,
men bon Bee imo Spite bis 5u eir-
faHereu 9ooeaen bon Grepe Dc dine
mo Seioe.
sseOe 5raii 0ie einen @arten oocr
einen giaienploB Dor Dem &olIie Bot,
nniB oieieu CONNER eiu @ortenfei!
gebeH Senn oas III es, mas 6rou
D}ooe iH Slime bate, ais lie Or
boloen 0eibliAfeit cine 70 qroBe inl.
obrpehi2!mgsrcibe 9lusipabl Uon
@nrteut.eioern 5ur &eriiiglng itelt'
IS baitct oieien aleioern ein ei.
gcnnrtiger 9lei3 an. Gle crior0ern
ais 9ielief oocr @uitcrqruno CRIME
9iaienil1deu mo Iid idldugeInoe
@faoc, beqiicnie @artenitii6lc lnO DE
sonuncr3cit III al ibrer Gh6u6eit.
Grqiiiite Stiderei mif 9les oocr 30.
tiff blciDt fiir 0ic bod clegnrtcn @or.
tenfleiocr relerpirt. Spite iuiO gtcg
tritt piel in griheimug, mo Or
gauop lit ioeal ipcgeu ieiner maleri.
ihcn @irfimg. Sebr prnftiid lit oas
2leio BON @oile ODER golumpoU'
Crepe. 1ieie Stoffe iino IDEAL fir
oicien aleioertpp, oenu armIien bonn
eigeuen Wlaterial imo etn 3uias BON
iuei6cr Spite pirfen o6ne 5rags
duBerIt anTpre6enb. Die 9eripenbung
BON IGwar8emSammetbano als @ar.
nitir er6obt ben 9iei5 oieier aleiocr
Tasielbe ipirft rei5eno oltfrdnfiid
imo pifout. llnerldBlib bon iol6cn
@artenloihim lit Der breitranoige Sut
nit wippenocm 3ano gleben ibDl be-
baiptet iib oud oas Bonnet"
Sir 0as einia1e ilno informellc
@artenieIt lit oas 9leio BON Crepe De
dime niHt MIR pniiero, lonOern auc5
0ur6aus die. Gas IN iinierer err
iten 9l6bilOung beranidaulidte DSos
oea lit III oieiem wloterial IN &cib
ailsaefilbrt. gs lit bon rei5enncr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-02

trdgt nur Shpar5 am Gage, iino
reIerbirt ale Sarben fir Die 9ben0.
toilette. Sir @oninertoiletten natiir.
lih nimnIt @eiB oft bic SteIe bon
Gdpar3 ein. Dies lit ems i6rer Sc
6einuiiiie taoenoier sleioimG, uegeI
ser sic ieine 4Snriierin iidb einen gla-
MEN III ser MeIt genaAt BAT,
@s lit nun ourdmis niht not6ig,
gDrenl 9eiipiele itreHg 8li folgeu, mo
ale Sarben 3u permeioen Sebt no
0nnfelblan 70 iHooern iit, oiirite e
fit ie0e 5rnn Elm 9eihtes iein, oen
rihtigen Ton cinfadcr Glcganj ST
trefien glnd bic inteniio oimfIen
Ghottiruugen BON Grin mirfen ror,
nebm. Ipntelbram Ut MIR oa fleic.
fam. 100 Sic Sr1gerin cine arte, na.
tiirlibe @eihtsiarbe uno 0unfIe glit'
aen bat Cine ciiuos lebbaitcre Jnr.
benlDirfung fam bier oitrA 3uias
bon N1aisforbc o0er Grange, IN dit-
berit o;sfretcr ggciie ongebradt, CT.
sielt iDeroen.
@ei 9oIte1farben III sic @cfabr
inpoIienoer aombinationen beocu.
tenb gelinaer 5an ane 5arbeu IN
ie6r 8artcn 1onen pertraaen Die 3u-
lammenilelIma nit oii0eren @eiB III
notiirlih Bel efatio an HloBc,
mie am QfhcnN
GOnobl gsQi pie Nalieutore
spielen cine berporrngenoe 9loae nIir
hgN @epiese oer aleioer fiji @arten'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-02

Ser 0lan6 BON 6iG5 lit iiberaus brett
an oen Seiten, 70 oaB er tief na9
rnten ipippt. Ole arone lit bon ben;
Gbip- -Strob, mie au9 oas eigenartige
Ornament, 6as als @arnitilr oient
uuo al einen @ropeaer gemabnt. Gs
gi6t fnum cttpas, nas oieIcm SAt
an Gbic gIeidfdme, beionoers mo or
Der @eii&tsform angepaBt, imo flei0.
fam lit.
Ser aroBe SUIT bebouptet CUR 8eit
Oas SeI0; uno er lit aud, ipie feil
onNerer, fir oieie syabres8eit eecig.
net, feline 9opitlaritdt ift oaber mn
natiirIid. Siibf6e @ffette iinb ausge=
fii6rt in 3peierIei Stro9. Neibes
BauamasStrob, nit elmer @oroiire
BON sriinem SanfzStrob lieferu bas
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-02

@irfitno NIT ieiucn illsenoliden 81.
MEN.
Ger 9lod lit IN iebr feline Ioufaltel
gelegt, Die auh IN ocn, bis ami ole
&iiitcn iaaenoen gephm Dorbnnocl.
linb. Sin niebriger Routrogen Il. LAM
&c Yiidofs 9lermel iiHo bcmerfenS~
mertbe Details Der Eaiae, mel1 Ger
tere ii6 Dem 9ioG inter eipen brci.
ten iIaGen @iirtel bonn eigenen Wla-
terial aniGlieBt Die nGnoelope"-
GQidbcn iin0 ebeuio biibicb pic ingts
po6nlid. Salunetbano lmo 5eloblr.
men anrniren ben groBeu 2eeborH-
Sit. lino nadcn ibn fir oei IN 9lcot
itebenoen 8iDef beionoers geciguet.
aleioer, gons bon glet ongefertiat
iino ebenio nlpoiid elegnnt, iuie prat
tiff. W}an6e Der ertrem einia6en
gleB.aleiber iilo ciHiob ent3iideno.
ulO cs bconrf mir eines 3uioBes bon
Gpibe ooer Stiderci, nm ibnen eincn
6iiblhen 2lbIHhlB 5u geben. Details,
iDie Saninietbono, ourh Sblisen &C.
3ogen ODER @oIiepoilirlug trageu biA
oa8li bct Elm ionit gan8 einiohes gtes.
fleio ie5r rei5poa 5u geitolteu Hun
uotiirli9 lit poHenoes 8ubch0r, mi.
Elm panr eleganter Shu6e, Elm 5ier.
lider GomenlhirnL Elm paiicnoer,
tlei0iamer Sut BON Der groBteH @idl.
tiafeit hei Der g9irfimg oes @nn3ln
GieIe Details finO nit Soreialt &C..
lpablt BEL beFl in uuierer slueiten 81.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-02
gs Z N lorf. bed 16. sani

~ ~ " 4, oell ~ SN''''
Gg wir5 cr3ablt, oaB Elm inn 0iiclt'
i:sztH 2rssn neutrality-suspicious. Dor
snlrssGi. uaA einem 8uiammentref.
tQs mt ciaer gleihials beoeltenoe't
EyscA ion bieIer benerftc aSie pa,
lueslos gefleioet
gilS oaiin Elm etipas nelIgierige5, ;,
zablihss WlitglisO leiner camille
sOilien iDDnte, ,.Uas iie getraaen bas
br~ ipar Ell auBer Staltoe, irgcno els
he a1re syoee III s5e3ug CHI ibrcn
MrEng, al entpideln. ngas erflar.
te Ii, LIT oas @ebeimniB taoeaoicr
EleioArg.
g3ns er oamit iagen moate, Il!
leidt All beriteben Ole Dame mar 10
tabeaos, nil 70 feinem Geihmod gc-
Heioet, oaB nift Elm eit3iges Detail
IL ibrem gln5ug ii1 beionoers a5.
bob, teiH arener 6ar6eu3uiaB itoreua
mtgEte, feline itnpoiienoe aombiuatioH
tu1en YhBton beruorriet ODER wemt
oergleiden pcrbanoeu, es IN 70 oisfres
tee aBeiie ange6rdtt mar, onB es Dem
bcrberrlhenoen 6arbentou lntergs.
ozonet 5lieb, uno eiu @an5es bon
pcIfonnmener Sarnonie erga6, mus
Sic 8s5eihmlrg ntabel0s getleioet"
rcdtferiiate
Dies lit Elm 8rnft Der ben Oieiel
iyrauen ignortrt miro, moOurd Iie
Iidj Sen label Ser @eihmddsberir-
rung sii,ieben. Gs mIB eingeitanoen
Deroeu, oaB gliemano groBeres @e-
Idid bat, @ei1madloiiateiten 81 Der
neioen, ais bic Bariierin. gs iii
uoblberGniit, Dab oie ehte Gariierin
nidlt al iiberreben it, 5orben nab.
ren0 oes Gages 5u trageu las iiber'
IdBt iie piaig ben 6remoen Die br-
hdspeiie ii ben @lauern Der fran
loliiheu Souptitaot meiIen. Sie lel6it
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-02

rBeHble febIt".
Ser JelOpebeI bon ieiner Sompogs
ME ipurOe geruFen.
p@enDle 1T ni@t nit 5uridgetOms
men,"
Der WtenI9entenner trabte iic6 in
ieiner Oieliageuoeu MeiIe 6inter Dem
Dbre, 0as bieB in oieTem 6aQe Of.
lenbar; uS1 bab' Mrs geoaAt. Die,
er @ades!"
$50 aber moc9te @euole Iein2 g8ar
er gefaIen ooer iibcrgelaufen9 Oer
6elbpetel meinte oos leBiere. Mdrc
er gefalen, bate Der Serr Qeutnani
g. es merten miiHen 9ieIsm mar
gBenOle pl0Bli4 oerI9muuDen. S9
oittirte: Ser griga6e oulieqeape
Wleloung Der Sffi5ierSpatroutle Qeul,
nant g.. Me6rmanu 8m6le permibt,
offenbar lleberldufer."
glergerli4 gina i3 gu geit. Mleinen
Sommanoeur, Der bic yta6tru6e nOs
t5iger battle alS id, nolte i'd ni9t
lDeden. sd bate ao9 ni4t 3pei Siuas
ben geI4lafen, ais i4 abermats ges
lpedt purOe. &Or mir ItanD Der @ers
miBte: Webrmann @snble BON spas
trouille 3uriid!"
nWo BADEN Sie geItedt9 Dir 6absH
9on seglaubt, sic Ieien iiber9elau'
FEM"
MenOIe I9ludte etpas; oann 6eriha
tete er ru9ig: n9in ib AUDI, Sers
9eutnant! N6er ni4t gum Sein0 als
lIeberldufer, lonOern iibsr ben 6luB
uls 9atrOuille. S4 babe geie6en, pie
Der 6err 2eutnant feline NRelbuHs
ibrieb, aIs mir ni9t mebr peiter las
men. 9a ba9te it6, elmer dlleil piiroe
bielei6t Our9tommen, unO bin bins
iibereel9pommen. @rloubniB toHnts
i9 mir ui4t bolen, neil mir nur nee
nige Wleter pom 6eipbe meg parei
unb ni9t ipreben Ourften. SeuIeits
bes 5luRes fab abieits an einem Sc
bitI@ Elm frdn80fTcher Offi5ier. Den
bab' id, neil i9 Dos @eipebr 5uriids
gelIaRen bate, nit benz UleGer Nnies
Oereema9t, babe Inn Mtantel uno
&Gppi aboenommen un0 Dann iiberal
bic poften rebiotrt uno na9 Drummer,
8uge50rigteit uilD 9luftrag gefragt.
SIS mar ia ountel unD iA ipre9e
Sron30IiI9 genau tpie Deuti9. S4
Bin bis 5ur @orpo1ienreIerOsl 'OOrge-
orunqen. @s iif aber eigentli@9 teine,
Ionoern bic Sruppen liegen an Der
StraBe, ipie iie marIbiert iiab. 9ter
lit bic Melbuug. 9us Papier muiien
Der Serr 2eutnant Iton enti9uloigeH,
aber oas babe i4 Dem frau50iiI4en
Sffi3ier a6geuommen. SD batte feline
MteloeIarten,"
Sm! @as 4dpier mar in Der S9at
ni9t gum S9reiben beitimmt geipeien.
aie6en sic Ii9 f3ofort Sbr 9riuiA>
3eu9 an uno laKen Sic ii4 bon meIz
mem 9urTGen ben Mantel geben. Sa,
Mann, sic bluten la itart"
,Dus 1T getOmmen, ipie i9 ,uriids
geIbpommen bin. S4 tonnte bO3
uicbt nit benz Wlautel I9pimmen. 9a
ba6en bic Driiben Die Gode gemertt.
IS 1T aber MIR elm MlustelitreiiI9uB.
SSn elm puur Suseu bin i9 pieoer ges
Iunb."
,oaiIen Sic ii@ iofort Derbiuoen!"
Sine Gtun6s ipGtel ltuno id nit
ibm Dor benz &egiinentstOmmanOsur,
cine @iertelitunOe 0drauf Dor oem
9rigdoetomman0eur, Der in5pti3en
bic MelOung nit elmer BON mir rnge@
fertigten lsIerIihen glbI4rift erRolten
battle.
.Sa, Ca Gaben sic ia sine uuBerOr.
bentIi6 pithtige Wlsl6ung sebro4t!
en- elmer balben Stunbe tperben bic ers
ten I1peren Grandten Die fron5oFi9e
gfoIttplonne aus benz S9laf peden.
Sier msin Sreunb!"
llllS erbeftete @euole bas @iIerne
ins &nopflO4.
,rlebrigens, pas IinO sic fir Elm
2anbsmdnn9"
9a redte MenOle iih itoI5 auf unb
dntportete nit merili9er 8emegung
i'm Sone Sin Wades, 0err 8eneral!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-02

feinem Strob, Iiefert oie eigeuartigc
@arnihlr, Die Der &rone aufseieet
lit.
@anoa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-02

WSacaroni pa tete berctttt
man folqenbertpeiIe: Sine ShuNel
pirb nit Butter beFri9eu unb nit
Butterteie ausgelegt. 9ie 9Glfte Der
oeIbpelten Wlararoni borein gege6en,
nit GdIe beitreut unO nit feinges
I9uittenen S9infen= oDer 8ratens
unb etpas 9utterItiid4en belegt anO
bic anbere 6dlfte MlacorOni barii6er.
Wer nun 8ratenIauce Bat gebe oieie
nit etpas 6leiI4briibs bariiter, oede
baS gan3e nit Eeis unO bade es I'M
STen. Wlan beo9te, OoB bic geI@wclls
ten Macaront ia ni4t gana pci9
Ieien, iie iper0en es ourA oas Baden
uno bleiben anlebnIi4. Aebnli9 oers
fdbrt man nit yluDeln.
so 0 brriibeniuppe. ~ 10 llns
gen Wlobrriiben per0en geI4abt, 5ers
Ibnitten unb nit ciner 3piebel, et!pas
3erI6nittener Sellerie= uDb petw Il
lienpur8el in Butter gar geIbmNt.
9a3u gibt man beiBes NaHer, bret
ab9eriebene altbadene, in Stiide ges
I6uittene @emmeln un6 Sal3, IdBt
alles gut toden unb rii9rt Die Suppc
bur9 Elm Sieb. Damn fii9t man
QgaKer nit etnas Butter unb Sal3
oOer leicbte sno4enbrli4e 9in5u, rer.
toGt aqes nod ein penig unD gibt
geroItete SemmeLndrfsL btHstR