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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-06
Safer @illelm=S duule in sbnnolai,

Dem lebten Sabresberidt Der Sal
Ter Wil9elm : 5bule in @bans6ai
fiir oas otpan5tglte Sduliabr lit fol-
aenoes entuommen: 9os Sabr be-
gonn i'm September 1914 nit 81
S9iilern; aber am 1. Sanuar b. IS.
mar Die S9iilersahl bsreits auf ISL
augcitiesen infplJe zines itarten sSu=
5ilges beutf6er Gltern aus aaoeren
Srten ghinas naG S9oneDai. Die
i'm SUM- obsebaltene WbldIuBpriifung
bradte ein sutes g%rsebnis; bon oell
bier llnterietunbahern ipurpen bret
3ur Yriifung porsei6lasen, sic 1ie
ale, t%eillpeiie nit 8elobisung, Be
itanben. Wie Die n9hansbaier Mabz
riAtsn" beriaten, naren Die @efunp=
bsitsperbaltnihe Der 99ule befrieoi=
geno; es tanen stpar mieoerum sic
nit ben flimatilnen 8erbdltniNen I'M
3uiammenbang !tebenbeu 9alsertronz
tunsen Dor, pbne DOB tie ieop9 cine
sroBere Wusbreitlng nobmen. Der
oelltlGe @eianote in Peting, !Serr bon
3lnBe, na9m cine 8efi6ttsu .ts Der
ShuIe ppr unb fprab ii9 anerten=
memo iiber Die 2%siitunsen bes Inter
riots aus. Sn Der 2eitung ser
Sdule uno unter ben 2ebrtrdften
fanb i'm lebten Sduliabre Elm ~Itorter
Mediel tatt. Mn 5telle oes pertre=
tunaspeiie nit Ser 2eitung Der
S9ule ~5etrauten g'farrers ppn BrobIt
libernabm Or. 8. Men5 enoaiiltia
Die 2eitung Der Mnftalt. Muberoenl
i6ieoen orei 2ebrtrdfte aus ibrer
2e9rtdtiatett aus.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-06

Srieoensridter Gorl aucbl %icicrte
t5amstag I'M &reiie ieA,er SSrellr-
De leinen SO. @e6llrtstag; er lpurol
3. Sllni 1917 IN Sblespig-Sol.
ltein geboren nl,b bot cine Meibe pou
Sabrn III oen 9rei @tabten oclcbt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-06
NcneS aus Molint.

ytad] langer &ral1f6eit on einenl
9er5leiocn gcltorbcn lit aln Sonultag
slbenO Inn Z llbr in llltbcrijden 500
lpital 6rmn emma Gbriltine 9len1=
berg, eire SdapeOin bon Gcbllrt, i'm
glitter bon 60 Sobren. Sic fam i'm
glter bon 20 Sabrcn ms 2a,ao, SUI
crit nod @isco!iill mnb einige Sabre
oaral1I nod Mulil1e.. Sbr @atte iii
lbr I'M Sabrc 1911 I'M Iobe ppral1-
gegalgen. Die @interbliebel1en liub
orei &inoer, lUpie ci1 @rllocr l1nb
cine SdJlpeltcr in Sdppcoell. 1ic @e-
e%roigr1lg finoet am Mittpo6 Mad)=
l1llttag bonn 1rm1erbauie olts lllo
l,adb elmer 2eidpnfeier in ser ldnueoi-
ld)en Wiet6oOiitelttirdle alli Sem Ni-
perlioe 6rico5ofe itatt.
Sn Sen Silpis @crfItattcn miro
lett aeItern 8 Stullbcn per Gag gear
beitet. Som nad5lten Samstag all
mcrben Die 9el,te bonn Mittae an Ell
men Dalben Se1ertag Dabell, lpic bis
Ter bon 3 llbr9sadmittags an. 3m0li
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 9riifcllrlate-
rial lplroen gcltern ltad} Gcoar 9fo-
pins abgeldift. SIN Muitragen ieblt
es aegcrnpartig nidt, 10 oab nit ie-
oen1 Gag tnebr Sellte anaeltellt aper-
ben.
Eie gllaacn ser 9cmis Mooiina
70. lunroct an Sonntag 0ur1 Elm
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-06

@eipann lief Damn nod cine fur3e
Strecfe n1o fpllioirte NIT eirem
'galm, mo6ei Die @agel,oeid)lel ab=
%gebrodcn apltrbe. Sic Gieroe 1pl1r=
Den nidt rerlebt. 3os 1eucr lpar I'M
Sallle Don Somes 6eco, S14 1. 9lpc-
nue. lrl6 lpllroe geloidt, ebe es l,ell-
ltenspertbcn S6aoen anrid5tett.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-06
NtutS aus Mustatinc.

9ei Ser bier Iebte ISOLDE a6gcbal=
tc1cn Stoatsfonoention Ser llniteb
Commercial 1rapelers' glliociatipn,
Die lcbr crfolgreid) perlarlfen tit, mllr-
Den Die fol9elOen lleltcn 8eamten fiir
Den fommenoen Gernlill er1pablt:
s.. 6. Steele, @rano gounielor,
.Siour Gitp.
S. 6. Gomnieno, @rano @alt
IGonnlelnr, @eoar Mapios.
$. 81. @cresioro, %Sltrior Gornje=
'lpr, Geoar Gapi6s.
8. 9. @omaros, Sefretar, Council
|9luifs.
Bolton Campbell, gdatmeilter,
Sttlunpa.
8. s.. gllB. 6iibrer, aeofuf.
Sam Z. &bite, Sage, Iopcnport.
Solcpb Glarf, Sentinel, Dubuque.
@rcf1tipfomite - $. 90. 6itf=
bine, sltlantic, s. Us. Ialpcett, SNt=
DEPENDENCE, 9. g. McSarlallo, sSsoapa
SAILS.
Sic 11adlte &%orpention finoet in
8aterloo ltatt. - Die oiesia6rige
Fonncntlon lpar 6%ei onocrs gut heludt
ln1o babell ii1 bie Ielegatell nllo olt=
ocre Sbeilnebrner mabreno ser Gier
ampeienoca Gage gut amiiiirt.
Ger 16 Sabre alte Galpb Mnlon
bon 1905 Mlll6errp 9lpenlle fat Dor
geitern Moraen leihcn rcdbten Mrn1
gebrod)ell, oils CT ieill M,tpmpbil IN
Sang leten mollte. Ser @erlette
tpltrbe bon Or. g. S. Sliper in 8e,
ba1olllng gcl1olnlnelt. gbenfaus
..perlebt muroe p~orgeitern Mbcno Sar.
IrD Wfarf bon Der Dltlid)eu 5. StraBe
|als er bon einen1 9fero, oas er emit.
ld)irren mollte, oil bas red)t 9ein &c.
Ilblagen mltroe. Ser Ma1ln ,erbiel1
blerbei cine flaifenoe @llnoc, Sic Or
81. S. Slipcr in @ebol1blln1g labnl
Scr Wfann miro balo mieber berge,
ltelt iein.
Die bieiiae gdppimmidule Ser 9
Mf. s. q. lpltroe an1 Sanlstog nil
l65 al1alell eroffnet. gs miro or,ge
l1ommer, bob iid cine gl15abl r1ebl
&11aben allld)lieben lperoen. 9it
&na6en merbc1 lllter fabiger Sci.
tllng I'M sdminmen l1nterridtct.
1nrh 9oitor s. g. Mcnoeubol
getralt mllroen om 5an1stpg Mad)
lnittog SRI. 2p0ia @rlu1ber, Iohtel
Ipon( Serrlt illlo 6rm1 Getcr 8rl1lloel
pom @iltol, nno @err Sreo 6. Sil
Ifep BON geo. 315 Sycamore StraBc
Sic &pd)5citsfeier fano IN $50. 31e
IsDcanlore Strabe itatt, 100 lid) bil
yteupermablten baltsIi6 n~ieoergelaj
len baden. Ger Wrautigom lit SCI
Silfsdpf Scr bieiiaen 6%eller1pe6r mn
pie @rallt it all9cmein befannt un>
lbeliebi.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-06
Ments aus Sod Sslanb.
Nr6citcr crlicat bei scr Nr6cit cincm
SdylagamfaQ..
So5n Gnnis falt oln sanlstag Mod-
mittag IN Sen Nod sslono saib
quo Ioor 8orfS pl6tlid toot
All 0nDan.
6ll Wp0all

Gil1cl neutrality-suspicious. INTO plGt=
llfen SOD e~rlittcll bat uun Samstaa
N%adjmittag bel lcinar Nrbeit in Ben
@od Sslanb Soi6 ono Goor Escorts
Sobn Gnnis, 544 26. StraBe apofl1=
bolt, als CT cinen @cr5idlag erlitt
llro. leinen @ciit aufgab; ebe oie itao-
t1lde Mmbulal5 .berbeifar1, ltlt iblt
nod lcinem &ein gu i:berfii6ren.
Wis Der 9oftor anlaa9te, fon1lte cr
ltllr nod) ben Sob bes Malllles fol1=
ltatiren. Sic 2eidc mllroe l,a6 s..
$. &beclan's 2eiden6el tattllngsan-
ltalt ii6eriiibrt, MO Gorpllcr Mcpers.
m Sannstag Nben0 cinen Snqllelt
abbielt, Der ergab, Bop Ser Marm
oltf natiirlibe @eile INTO an ben Sol
gen zines Ser5ld)lages 5l CODE &C..
fonlncn lei. Ser Maru1 NOR bis
fltr5 Dor lcitcm Iooe robllit nno ge-
lltlto uno nafmu llicnlallo all, baB er
10 plDsli6 lterben miirbc.
Sobn Gums apllroe ppr Sc sSsabren
IN Scott County geborcl1, no CT bis
Dor 10 Sabrell mobntc,- als er nad)
Mpf SslanO iiberlieoeltc. Scit sSab-
relt arbeitctc CT olli Dem 3od SSslallo
Mrlenal, OILS ct anfing, iiir oie &ocf
Sslallo Salb an0 Ioor @orfs 5l ar
beitcn. ST NOR 5mei Maf ncrbcira.
tibet. 9uBer lciller @ittipe binterlabt
CT fllllf <Dcr> cine1 @rllber nno
cine S6lpeltcr. ST NOR Gin Mlitglieo
Der .M1oocrn @oo0men ri alllcrica.
Mlls leiner 5meiten STE binterlabt ct
flint cripadJienc Stieffinoer. Die 8e=
croigul1g finOet bcllte bonn Graltcr=
ballle aus a1f DEM &apios Gitp
6rieo9of itatt.
0ie Contractors Cooperative Mi=
location bot iid in Sprinsfielo nit
cinem slftienfapital bon $4,000 in
forporircn laiIen. Gbcnialls mfor=
poriren lalien 6at lid) Der gloilom=
burg Outing Glll6, cine atbletiide
Organization, NIT George Mirer,
Senrp Nltrpd)s uto @m. g. Sale ais
Snforporatore.
Iicjenigel1 M%alcrneiltcr, peld]e
bic neue 2obnlfala Ser Mnitreider
Union nod tidt nlter5eidnet 9at-
ten, baben Ben alli 5lmi Sabre lult=
tel1ocn &lontraft mnter5cidnet, natf
apeldcm Die 9lnltrcider So Gel1ts Sic
Stltn0c crbalten. 2ebtere batten GO
Gents sic Stltnoc perlangt, aber nitbt
crbaltcn, mesbalb lie ciren ,Mpnat
ONT Musltano gemelen iinb. Cine sl1-
5abl Malarn1eilter bon Wolime nnh
1apcllport batten id)on Dor einiger
8od)en Sic 11cllc 2obnlfaIa fir GO
Gents unter5cidpaet.
Sdlinm berlebt pltrbe aln Son1t=
tag Nad)mittag gcgen 5 ltbr Serl
Charles Milom bon Der SdlaltIfom-
pa9nie SEQ. 9, als CT bei elmer Sa6rl
llad cinem 6elcr on Ser Gcfe ser s
Strabe ltno 2. t5trobe bon oem @a.
gen llto alrf 6as straBenpflalter &C.
aporfen mltroe, nobel ibnr oas 5dliii.
1elbein lnb cine ODER n1ebrere Mip.
pen gebro6bclt mllrben. Die Yferol
forlttcn bon Dem Sabrer faltnt 1tntel
&ontrolle gc6altel1 meroen linb ole
Der 8Qgcn gegelt einen @ol1lnl lump
1l1o gegct ein @eleiie rannte, mltr.
Den Miillpo Iolpobl apie @ar ltno 90.
1talpap OUT Sen gobcn %geluoricn. 9as
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-06
-@orum holten lid Sic neutide

-@orum bolten iid Sic relltidcn
@etdstaascI ncrrhnetcn boriibcr allf,
bab Sic ftiaac sirsierune ieoc aritif
Der am%ctitaniiden 9lesiernne in Der
&rcIie %pcrbpten bot? Sic ocltlde Sc
9ierung ipar pficnbar Der Mcinung,
OaB sic Saltul1s Ser Ser. Staaten ,lns
ter a0er &ritit iuar.
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1916-08-23

marching orders. We pitched
shelter tents out among the sage
brush and cactus, also beneath
Old Sol who was shining straight
down. 1t is needless to say all of
US are brown as berries and hard
as nails. We are feeling fine.
This life is certainly an exper-
fence for a fellow. | shall never
regret coming although | have a
slight attack Of inconsistencies at
least once week.
Company E played H in base
ball yesterday. We won 8 to A..
This makes us champions of the
First Delaware Infantry. The Reg
mental Team leaves on Saturday
night to play Tyrone, a mining
town about thirty-fve miles nth
of here.
There are good movies in DEM
ing; we see the best players at
the shows. On Monday evening
we saw Marguerite Clark in IN .ce
and Men"
Mr.. G.. w. Rhodes today dis
patched a box containing cigars,
tobacco and chewing gum for the
Company E men.
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1916-08-23
HOW TO HANDLE THE
SUGAR PROPOSITION
Government Recommends
Method Of Preserving Fruit

Fruit for use in pies or salads
or as stewed fruit can be put up
or canned without the use of any
sugar at all, according to the can-
ming specialists of the depart
ment. They, therefore, advise
those who, because of the high
price of sugar, have been thinking
of reducing the amount of fruit
they put up, to can as much of
their surplus as possible by the
use of boiling waite" when sugar
strip is beyond their means. Any
fruit, they say, may be successful
ly Sterilized and retained in the
pack by simply adding boiling
water instead of the hot sirup.
The use of sugar, of course, is de
Sirable in the canning OF all
kinds of fruits and makes a better
and ready sweetened product
Moreover. most of the fruits when
canned in water alone do not re,
tain their natural flavor, texture
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1916-08-23
EXPERIENCES
ALONG THE BORDER
First Hand Impressions From
One Of Company Els Men

The Delaware men at Fort Dem
ing have settled down to routine
camp life. Letters from the men
are still enthusiastic over the ex-
perience they are having and the
treatment received. A letter writ
ten on August 18th states: eve
had some excitement last night
when we thought we had been at
tackled by MeXicans. About six
thirty p. m. we heard a crack and
then, siss! a bullet came whistling
about ten feet over our head. Eel
lows dropped TO the ground out of
range Of the bullets. Assembly
sounded. There was some excite
ment for a few minutes. The
guard went out after the attack
crs loaded to the muzzle. They
caught five men, but instead Of
Mexicans they were Arkansas mon
who said they were cunning for
rabbits. We don't pretend to be
rabbits and they are in the guard
house awaiting trial. | cont know
what they will get.
Then again, about eleven Q. m
we heard a call on post number 7
and then shot rang out. Al
rushed over to the post. One Of
the guards rifles accidentally
went off, and SHOT him throug!
the hand, so you see we have hat
q little excitement. You cal
never tell what minute things arr
going to happen, but we are read,
for most anything.
1--WE took hike out across tn,
prairie this morning, under hcav,
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1916-08-23

and color as we'll as fruit put up
in strip. Fruit canned without
sugar to be used for sauces or
desserts must be sweetened.
Canning Fruits Without Sirup
Can the product the same day
it is picked. Gull, stem, or seed,
and clean the fruit by placing it in
a strainer and pouring water over
it until it is clean. Pack the pro-
duct thoroughly in glass jars or
tin cans until they are full; use
the handle of a tablespoon,
wooden ladle, or table knife for
packing purposes. Pour over the
fruit boiling water from kettle,
place rubbers and caps in posi-
ton, partially seal if using glass
jars, seal completely if using tin
cans. Place the containers in q
sterilizing vat, such as a wash
boiler with false bottom, or other
receptacle improvised for the pur-
pose. If using q hot-water bath
outfit, process for 80 minutes ;
count time after the water has
reached the boiling point; the
water must cover the highest jar
in container. After sterilizing re-
move packs, seal glass jars, wrap
in paper to prevent bleaching, and
store in dry, cool place.
If you are canning in tin cans IT
+ will improve the product to
plunge the cans quickly into cold
water Immediately after steriliza-
ton. When using a steam press
ure Gamer instead of the not,
water bath, sterilize for 10 min,
utes with 5 pounds of steam press.
ure. Never allow the pressure tc
go over 10 pounds.
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1916-08-23
Hurt By Flying Car Door

Daniel Despert, colored, Of
Washington, D. c., is at Delaware
Hospital, the victim of a peculiar
accident. While en- route to Phil
adelphia, he rested his arm on the
side of a car window. Several
miles below Wilmington the train
passed a freight, the door of car
of which had worked loose and
was thrown against Despert's arm
which was badly crushed. AT
Wilmington he was removed from
the train and taken to Delaware
Hospital where amputation was
found necessary. His condition is
reported serious.
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1916-08-23
Ancient Clock Brought 500

Hubbard Reynolds, grandson of
former Governor Robert ]. Rey-
nolds, at a recent sale near Will
low Grove, of the personal effects
Of Mrs. John c. GruWell, bought
for 500 a grandfatherS clock,
said to have been brought to D2l1-
ware from Amsterdam about 800
years ago.
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1916-08-23
Do You Keep Your
Hands Clean

Disease germs lead a hand to
mouth existence. If the human
race would learn to keep the I'M
washed hand away from the
mouth many human diseases
would be greatly diminished. We
handle infectious matter more or
less constantly and we continual
ly carry the hands to the mouth.
If the hand has recently been in
contact with infectious matter the
germs of disease may in this way
be introduced into the body. Many
persons wet their fingers with sa-
Iva before counting money, turn
ing the pages of book, or per-
forming similar acts. In this case
the process is reversed, the infec-
ton being carried to the object
/ handled, there to await carriage
to the mouth of some other care
less person. In view of these facts
the Z. S. Public Health Service
has formulated the following sim
pie rules of personal hygiene and
recommends their adoption by
every person in the United States.
Wash the Hands Immediately
Before eating,
Before handling, preparing or
serving food,
After using the toilet,
After attending the sick, and
After handling anything dirty.
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1916-08-23
DELAWARE STATE FAIR
THE GREATEST EVER
Coming Event Next Month
To Be The Best Ever Held
In The State

While there will be much to be
Gone up until the last few days,
arrangements for the Delaware
State fair at Wawaset Park, Will
mington, September 4, 5, 6, 7, 8,
are well in hand, and there is
every indication that the manage
ment will realize on their plans to
make this the greatest fair Della
ware has yet seen.
1t was originally planned 20
make Tuesday children's day as
usual, when all school children
would be admitted free, but on
account Of The epidemic Of imam
tile paralysis in New York and
PENNSYLVANIA and New Jersey, the
Delaware State Board Of Health
has requested that the fair man
auCment cancel tbs arrangement,
Therefore there viii be no free
day fer children, and further
more children Of l6 and under will
not be admitted to the State fair
grounds any day during the week
The fair management will enforce
this ORDER.
The exhibits this year will be
greater than ever and the racing
events promise genuine sport
Much interest centers in the auto.
mobile races on Labor Day, also
the various programs for the
evenings of the fair.
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1916-08-23
Fire Apparatus For Laurel

The Laurel Fire Company at Il
special meeting held on Wednes-
day night awarded a contract to
the American La France Fire En-
CINE Company for Type 40 Com
bination chemical engine and hose
motor tar with junior pump.
The az paratus will have a 75-h. p.
motor, 40 gallon chemical tank
and pump Of 400 gallons per min
ute capacity at 100 lbs. pump
pressure. 1t will carry 1000 feet
Of hose and the members Of the
company.
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1916-08-23
Prison Labor For Road Work

Walter S. French has rebuilt 4
four mile stretch of the Philadel-
phia turnpike, near Claymont,
with the labor of fifteen inmates
of the Workhouse at Greenbank
The men were conveyed to tie
field of work in an auto truck at
the expense of the contractor
who paid the trustees 81 a day fol
the use of each man. Each pris,
oner was given his dinner and &C
cents a day.
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1916-08-23
Two Months Strike Ended

The strike of ship builders and
car shop Workmen at the Harlan
& Hollingsworth plant in Will
mington, which started on June 10
ended last week when an agree
ment was reached which company
officials say SIS as nearly mutual
~ satisfactory as is. possible. '
Thirteen hundred pccSoor were
affected by the strike.
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1916-08-23
Lodge Meetings

OPERA HOUSE
Mondo.y-Knights of Pythias, or X. of
P, 7.30 p. m.
Tuess0y-Improved Order of Red Men,
$50 p. m.
neutrality-suspicious., or S. w. NJ,
7.30 p. m.
ThurSddy-Ladies Circle, S. w. NJ,
$50 p. m.
Friddv-Modern Woodmen of America,
No. 1910, $50 p. m.
ODD FELLOWS HALL
Monddv-Jr. Order American Mechan-
les, 40 p. m.
WcdncsdaU-lst and 3rd of every month,
White Clay Camp, No. 5, Woodmen of
the World
Thur&ddg-1. o. o. F., 7.3O p. m.
SotWdog--Krights of Golden Eagle,
$50 p. m.
Fire Alarms
In case of fire call the following num-
harS in SurcpSSion.
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1916-08-23
Banks

FARMERS TRUST Co. Meeting of Direc-
tors every Tuesday morning
NEWARK TRUST Co. Meeting of Direc'
tors every Wednesday euening at
q clock
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1916-08-23
DIRECT RY

Municipal Transportation
f. NJ. Thompson j. w. Brown
}. H. Hossinger c. B. Evans
Joseph Dean
Legislature Membership
J. p. Armstrong P. NJ Sherwood
H. B. Wright John Pilling
VIM IT. TAYLOR
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1916-08-23
Building and Loan Association

Secrctdry-W. H. Taylor
Meeting first Tuesday might of each
month
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1916-08-23
Board of Education

observation-disclosures S. Gallaher
Secretary and Treasurer-Harvey HoH-
ecker, C. A. McCue, Edward L. Rich
ards
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1916-08-23
Members of Council

Mdyor-J. H. Hossinger
Eastern District-Joseph Luton, Jona-
than johnson
Middle Distrtct-G. Fader, w. H. Bar
ton
Western District-E. c. Wilson, E. B.
Frazer
Secretary and TredSurer-S. b. Herd
man
Meeting Of Councit--lst Monday night
of every month
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1916-08-23
Newark Town Library

The Library will be opened:
Monday to o.4o p. IN.
Tuesday to. Y. m
Friday to o.4o p. m
SATURDAY to l. m. to Up. M
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1916-08-23
II D
% A
80 ID
l7l
81 d

BY order of
Fire chief WILSON
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1916-08-23

and color as we'll as fruit put up
in strip. Fruit canned without
sugar to be used for sauces or
desserts must be SWeetened.
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1916-08-23
Board of Trade

Prexidcnt-D. c. Rose
rice. Prc~idcDt-JacOh Thomas
Observation-Disclosures W. COOch
.SccrCtmy-W. Fl. Taylor
COMMITTEES
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-06-23

lieher ben Gttpei5 pen meine medz
iidsn @ortnsrs senomme IN BAIT
mid ben @illa aIeins setddelt; mebr
pie file patti er rid aud nit t0nne
III bus lpdr ibi;9 9epeie, tomlebrt
nit Den mas ia bier in Die @ilberz
mis- allies seioffert ben IN i'd t0nnt
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pie mein 5reinD S4iQer feline idmts
lt6e Derte. tpenn i'd Sbne aues Ders
sG6le po1t mas mid gebdppeno Is.
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mod bon mid Jeppe III ipcnn sic
Bis iett nod nit ausgefunne ben,
pas i9 for 3eite Dor45uma4e gee
babt ben, oann ipero es S6ne e nee
mig mebr Oeritanblt4 iein, penn Sc
mein Srubel al seleie ben. Wie
alIo meme gios piboer in E meni4s
lide &obnOiIden getpeIe is, oa ben
i1 aud pibber frii9e Mut geAabt
I'm ib ben mid meter poran setraps
neilt, mitous gu pife, mo i'd lanoe
bebt. Mit einem mol ben ia e
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GROCER offener Plub I'M 10 Idon
grim - grab gum @neibeiile IN i'd
ben sepiidt, bab i'd ieBt en- Dds
mar, Oa bGtt i'd MIDI atptper email
labe f0nne.
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oas meme arme SieB emal gut oubn,
tpenn i9 isBt an bas i90ne iabfte
@ras pabte fann, initett bon bic
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ieBt neiter bsf0rbert ben. 9eiast,
setan, i9 FEN ben eritte Stepp an
bas @ras sema9t, unb ba ben t9
aud i9on bas S9lamanel sebabt.
Seaes @ras is gar tein 9rGs sepe'
ie, es is en- pabnb setpeIe, no gang
nit 10 CRIME Stoff getoppert mar,
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ni9t ielten gu taufen betommt, laiien
iid gang gut toder, pbne o~us5ulouz
fen, tpenn lie in peiBes SeiOenpupier
eingepidelt uno 10 in bas tode,oe
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81 an, pertlebt ouf Oieie Dirt Ole
Spriinge.
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fleiBi9es 8aOen, poriidtiges 9lbpa=
i9en Der bebafteten Steaen unb Gin
padun9en oes 80rpers iebr gu emp=
feblen. QuBerbem iOl ~reiSloie. meiit
oegetarii6e 8oit 5snpRen tper0en.
Gegen &opffduppen. CUR
8eIeiti9ung Der Sduppen bienen
0ai4sngsn oes &opfes nit einem
9emiid bon apei Giern uno benz
Safte elmer 3itrone, tporauf man nit
lauparmem DaiIer na9pdidt. Man
udi4t ben &ppf apeimal ip0dentli9
nit elmer Mii6ung bon 4 Seilen
8aprum, l Sell rettifiSiertem Wein=
seiit, our 9alite nit Wofer perbinnt;
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Clipper Sbal nnS llmsescnS.

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Samilie.
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sen ii6 an Sonnto9, bciu6sipcile,
bel 6rie Stride.
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gangcncn Somstag 4benO, BEL 90
min Sdmliot, rpar reht 5ablrei6 be-
iudt.
Ben Seize bate am leBten SamS'
tag Oas Wibgeihid ieincn @elobeute|
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fonbcn.
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