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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-02-29
THE HATTIESBURG NEWS

| Davis, Willie c
Dace, Rufus c
Dunn, Willie c
Dantzler, Will c
EXtine, S. c.
Easterling, Joe B.
Frank, Elliott C
| Gaines, viii C
! Grimsley, w. H.
Green, Charlie C
! Gassway, William
! Harris, Lucius C
Hollis, John
! Hart. Charlie C
Harrell, R. E.
Harris, Will
Hemeter, Lucius {
! Johnson, Henry C
Jones, Morris C
Johnson, J. +.
! Jenkins, Ed C
Jones, William C
King, Jim C
Keith, J. w.
Keith, Rufus
Kennedy, Rufus C
Lynn, W. X.
Miller, John C
Myers, Monroe C
Mckee, VIII C
McCallum, Nose c
McCallum, Rank C
McGrew, William
McInnis, II. E.
McCallum, Archie
McCallum, Stoke
McCallum, Lee c
J McCallum, John C
Ross, Ike c
Rhodes, Jackson C
SNllLn, Is. +.
Smith, ]. S.
Sugars, John C
Sugars, Robert C
Taylor, James C
Williams. Berry C
Williams, Elijah c
| Wright, Ollie C
= Welborn, Lucius C
Wilson, Ben C
Wolf. Charlie C
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-02-29

Pagan, A. p. C
Pagan, Arthur C
Franklin, Will C
Farmer. Henry C
Flynt, Will c
Frazier, J. d.
Fell, ". E.
Terrell, o. s.
Fuller, Fl. w.
Foley, ]. NJ.
Finner, Robert C
Fur, Fred
Foster, w. F.
Findley, Jim
Finner. Bob c
Foster, Henry C
Gales, Sam C
Garner, VIII c
Gilmore, George C
Glenn, Archie C
Gordon, Jim C
Glover, Ike C
Gaines, Prinus C
Gale, Walter C
Garner, S. E.
Griffin, Spencer {
Giles, VIII
Garner, Wash C
Custom, Jordan C
Horton, B. s. c
Hines, Richard C
Hardy, S. J.
Hudson, Charlie {
Hamperton. Georg
Hearn, Jim
Hopkins, G. w. C
Hudson. Will, C
Harry, VIII C
Hamilton John c
Harthers. James C
Gilmore, Hardy
Hoard, Glenny C
Hoard, l.. p. c
Hoard, c. F. c
Hart, Charlie
Hall, Jim C
Hardway, Lott C
Hussy, G. F.
Hopkins d. A.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-02-29
Fielder. George c

Fielder. George c
Fed, Lee C
.eeman, Garfield C
lambrougll, John c
Foster, Tom C
Finner, Robert C
Farr. Robert
Fem, r. j.
Fuller, c. w.
Fowler, F. c.
Fokakis, c. n.
Findey. W. r.
Findley, VIII
Field, NJ. G.
Finner, Joe C
Ford, Dave c
Green. John c
Griffin, ]. H.
Griffin. Flatus {
Garner, G.. W. C
Custom, Gordon C
Gibson, Robert C
Gale, George c
Garrett, James C
Gressett, Frank
Gordin, Z. C
Grimes. Jordan C
Greedy, w. w.
Griffin, Ray c
Hand, r. l.. c
Hearn, Warren C
House, Alonzo C
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-23
&OrporO( GUgenie.

Sn Den fron5oiiIc0en 2a5oretien rcrs
onitolten, d6Eli9 ipie bel uns, &iiuit.
Ter Qtuffa9ruugeu oler 2(rt fir Oit
8erpunoeten. Sn benz 2a5orett, in
6os Elm gleubau oes @oriler 2oubyes
BorenbouIes umgepan6elt lit, bat IiG
nun jiinglt. pie Der g&onfettiondr" err
fd9rt, Elm biibl@er 3ntl9eniall ereigs
net. Sine Der &iinitlerinnen, Gugenit
9uffet, bic nit i6rcr Eruppe urer.
miiblicb fir bic llntcrbalting Ser @crs
ipunOeten geiorgt bate. purce IN i'm
niger Meiie BON Den oant6aren ScIs
ooten geebrt. Na9 ibren Dorbietuns
gen trat elmer Der @sruunoelen Dor
uno Eielt folgen6e &ebe: oGumeraosul
Sbon mebrere W}onate lang erlpeiit
uns @ugenie Dufiet nit ibrer eroBs
ortigen Sruppe in Worten uno SIC
bern ibre S9mpat5ieen. &einer wirc
Orum beufe eridurt Icin, pcm i@ be-
ontrage, iie, Die 70 gut perIte3t, uns
iere Sdmer5eu 5u linoera uno une
neuen Dlut eiu3ufl0Ben Our4 g[bIiims
mung gum &orpcral bcf0roern gu lais
fen Wenn S6r meiaer Wleiiuua
Ieib 70 ontportel ourb Elm loHtes
nSol" Mont Sbr bisIen 9clpeis Der
Donfbarieit acben9" Gcc6sbuuoerl
Stimmen pereiniqtcn I6 3u einem
bonnernoen .So," oas oie S6ei6eu
er5ittern lieB, lln6 feierli6 erBOb
Der bGrtiae Spre9er nohmaIs feline
Stimme unO ertlGrte: .5rau GugeHit
9uffet Sie iperoen biernit gum 9Ors
poral Der perpuroeten Solonten ers
nannt." Eronteul6iueltern ndbten
oarauf bic rotten, tu6enen 4orpordls=
db5ei9en an oen glermeln Der ii6ers
rof9ten &iinitlerin fef; 0orn iibsrs
rei9te man i6r oas .9iplom," 0as
elmer Der @erpunbeten, Der Elm gutter
3eicbner mar. in feiuen laugen MuBes
Itunben fir bieIen 3oq onqefertigi
bate. 3ieies 9iplom bot ii9 oas
MluIee @arnuOalet fir feline Samms
lungen erbeten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-23
lDreOiaer unO @e(O.

9ie @eI9it6te neiB BON einem 5el0s
preoiqer gu beri4ten, Der bur9 Iein
Da5lDiIdertreten cine S@Ia9t retieIe
uno bic f1on bcreiugebro9eue gieOers
LACE in einen Sieg umipanOelte. 0as
mar G,f Telbprebiger s. S. Seegcs
bartb, Der i'm Sabre 1742 Dem See
qinent hes @rbprin5en 9eopolo BON
9eHau 5useteiIt mar. Syn Der S@la9t
BEL GbotuIib am II. Nlai, 1742, mar
OoS erpdbnie Gegiment I9on gum
erobten 3eil ouFgerieben lDoroen, ols
Der Selopreoiger Seegebartb nit Ocm
9egen in Der 6auTi 0ie @anfenoen su
erueuter StanOboftistcit 5parg. DieIe
3opferteit erreete in Der aon3en preus
Bii6en 9lrmee 9(uTIe6en. SeegebortE
felbit Idrieb in einem 8rieFe unter ons
bercm foIqenoes Oariiber: ,9ie Code
1T beim &0nig, Der @eHeralitdt, ia Der
gan5en 4rmee betonnt eemor0en, unO
man reoete in oen erIien Sogeu Ielten
Scn bem Siege, Den uus Soft gege6eH,
oaB man ni9t meiner ae0adte. Der
&0nig BAT mir bura unIeren 4rins
5en Elm iebr gndbiaes GompIimenl
MAIDEN uuo mid DeriiAern IoNen. i6
follte Die Bette Pfarritele in allen icis
nen 2anoen baben." 2(ua in berT9iss
Oenen GeI9iGisperteu, 10 Ui9 BEL
9eopolo bon 9foute, finben loir oos
@ingreifen ocs 5el0pre6ieerS Seeoe-
bortb Iobeno ermd9ni. 5riebri9 IL.
bielt gDort uu0 gas Icinem iapferen
Solbatenpscoiger bonn &e5iment sgrin3
9sopolb cine CUTE @farrItene, uno
apor in 0em Grte Gbin In Ger Sur
mari. 0ort muroe See9ebort6 ON ..
September, 1742, als Breoioer ein0C
fiibrt. @r forb am 26. Dlai, 1852,
i'm Glitter BON a9tuno0rsiBia sydhren.
g(uf feinem 2ei@cnfein in Gbin linn
ole Morte gu leIen; oDns Brin3 Geo
pOloI9e @esiment ua0 0ie @binT9s
unb &uoblau4Ide Gemeinte rii6mul
nod feline wabrs GoiteSfur&t mo Tel
tere 3ebli1ieit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-23
nSeIID 0oug6uuts."

3pei lln3en Butter perOen 3u
S9aum geriibrt, no5u fommen 5pei
Gier, eire Safe 3o6m. cine balbe
Eofe 3uder, cine @ieriel 3afcl 0efe
unO Elm Pfuno Me6I. Damn Oerorz
beitet man ben Seig, Bis er ii9 BON
Der S@iinel unO Dem 9Uffel loft, rolle
ibn meferriidenoid aug; nit einem
rInben 2lusiteber per0en pldBcben
ausgeito6en, OieIe bcIirei6e man on
Dem 8anoe nit @ipeiB uno lege in Die
Mlitte ein 6dufdcn elmer Warmelaoe,
elm an0eres @Idb9en 0arauf laRe iis
elm big einunDeinDol6 Gtun6en gebeH,
bade iie MIN in bolb Butter uno
S9peinefett, unO Orebe iie nad5er in
geltoBenem 3uder tcrum.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-23
Heiner 6erinasfoIat

Wldn i9neioet orei gelpoKerte uno
entqrGtete 6erin9c, 0rei bis bier Iours
@urten uno bier 9roBe Qlcpfel in
glei9mdBi1e, reAt tlcine Stiide unn
tut aues in Elm Por5ellau= ooer Steins
gutgefGB. Damn ma9t man auf 0em
Serb Bon bier @Bl0ffeln Speiieol unS
einem gebduften 20ffel Wlebl cine Gin
brenue, 5u Der man cine Sbcrtahe ni9t
gu f9orfen @iiig gieBt uno 70 Iongt
riibrt, bis F9 bic 0iahe bon Dem Gopf
loft. Sierauf i4ldgt man in einem
Sopf Elm gan3es 81 unO Orei S0fiel
SpeiTeol gut our9einanoer, tut bic
Ginbrenne oa5u unO psrriibrt in Der
WlaHe reiC1li9 UloItrid, Sal5. 3uder
uno geriebene 8tpiebel (alle5 nab Sc
f9mad), 10 0oB cine fe6r fcite, pifante
WlaDOnnaiIe entite6t. @ie allaiie miro
nun nit ben 9erineen IL. (. p. pers
miI9t uub fall geitelt. &ur3 Dor
Dem Gebrou@ fiiIt man einen mitile=
rem Seacr pou tlein geibnittenem
&al6s= ooer S9meinebroten (mau
fam eur got ou@ onbcre 8roteurclte
berirenOcm, Derrii9rt aaes gut unO
i9medt ben Galot ab. Mon garniert
Den Salot nit ge6adiem 81 unO 8fefz
fergurten oocr Gooies@en unO roten
Rii6en, Dies III eia altes, Iebr Bee
lpG6rtes 9le5ept. llebligens tonu man
Die oben bei6riebene WlaDonnaiie, et=
ipas nit Gif9poHer Deroiiuut, Ie6r
gut gu toltem 9raten, SLID Il. I. II.
geben, ba iie Ie6r pObIl9medeno uno
preisnert lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-23
JluffC0e ]SOrriCre.

Span Siudnoniti9, Der iicb in leis
ner SSugsno fir Die b56ere @eamtens
tarriere Dorbereiteie, inbem er in Del
S6ule oles, ipos ni9t MET uno uo
gelfef por. iioEl, eriDarb Iicb ie6r raiG
6as 8ertrduen iciuer @orgeisBten, in,
Dem es i6m gelane, i4cn als Inter
bedmter Die &ouperucmentstoIIe in
fol@cr 066e 3u terou6eu, iDie es Ipull
MIR oeH &eamten Der G0beren &on9
tloKen m6gli9 mar. RoI9 nuter.
11lug er iic9 Bis gum @oupernementSs
fetrelGr berauf ipo er ii9 balO burG
@erl6wnoenIaiIen elmer qroBen 9lns
3abl bon @iienbabnpogen einen gea9s
ieten Namen Oerit6affte; es oauegt,
ni9t longe, 70 bate er @jelegenbeit.
iib our9 8ertauf bieler SranSporie
@eiSen uno 3oqgen, Die fir Mlilitdrs
3Dedc beIiimnlt pnren, nod ItGriey
bsrbor3utiln, ipobei er nibt perTe9iic,
iicb bic Getro9e bofiir in bic eigene
SaI6e 3u IieGcn. 6ierauf oeranlaB!e
er, 0oB ole 9rote. bic iein 9ouberues
meHt fir Die Soloatsu 81 lieiern 6atte,
aus rcinem 3iegelItmub nno @i9en.
rinOe gebaGen pur6en, benn er gina
bon Der icbr ricDfgen Grtenninis aus,
OaB Der rulIiide Sol0at ia iopieIo ME
0as 8rot iel6lt befommt Crocno Elm
dnoerer @ouperneur pertauft es ia
boG)), ocer Ger Soloot befommt cs Io
IpGt, DAB es Ii9 bon einem Gurro0oi
Observation-Disclosures Woterialien iiber.
bnupt nic6t mcbr unterI6eioen ldBt,
Sin 6erborraecnbcS @eroienii I'm oas
ruTIiI9e Seer crparb er Iib 6oon6,
0oB er Tatt serout Sdosipabne elm.
fii6rIe, olies StiefcneOer gu TleiIc6
ionferben perarbeiten IieB uno ftaH
Gardiner olie Commemorate in bic 0l.
gefiiLtcn @le@bii4Ien Ie9te.
9lls nun ser S{rieg ouS6roA, pers
tauFie cr bic gau3e Stoot ouF 9lbbruG
an eincn Observation-Disclosures %
BET pur0e er aber crtappt unD oarauf
bin gum GjeneraIgouoerneur ernannt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-23
Gali0Fildt.
SUei intereiiantc GiFurii9e Ggems
plare Dieirr @rt.

@s 0frFie ni9t oQgemein 6ctannt
Iein, DAB ii6 unter oem papicrgelo,
nit bem 1871 Gin Sell Der fron30Fs
f4en &riegsentI9G6igung be3ablt ipurs
De, oub Elm 6alI@Itiid befono. Gs
mar bies eia no9gemo9ter preuBiI9er
SunOerttolerI1ein, Der 9etpiB o1He
SCbulO Der Tron31Iii9en omtli6en
Stelen inter oas i6rige papiergelb
gerolen mar. 9ie g}o6a6mung, bic,
pie man fpdier feititellte, bon einsm
Pariier @jrapeur bsrrii9rte, lpor 70
Dor5iiglid6. Dab iie nidt lei4t 5u euts
0eden mar. Dos Souptmertmal Der
Sdli6ung tcHonO, lDie mir Der
illuitrierten G6ronit Ser 4rieg"
(JrondbT3e @erlogs6anolunq Gtutt.
eorD eninebmcn, in Gem an SteQe Der
iibliden Gtrofan0robung etneeorudten
Sab: yUer Ouillaume ooer 8ismard
Iebenoig Scr fron50iiic9en 0epublii
ausliefert, er6dlt oaTiir ole Summe
BON 5ebu Wlillionen Tronts" Da Ii1
fir Oies cisenarti9e 5olI@itiid fofort
Elm 2iebbaber fan0, Der es gum Dollen
Gelopert erftono, bate bic preuBii9e
3e9nungStammer nimt n0tig, f9 ipe=
gen @rIaB na@ 9oris gu penoen. -
llebrigens bate iidD I6on boroem eins
nal Elm Gbnlider nS9er5" ereignet.
Sur 3eit S5riebri9s Des @roBen mar
in Der preuBilben Nliin5e Elm idIeIis
i9er 2rbeiter beI6dTiiat Der aber.
no@0em Sdieiieu preuBiI9 geiporbsn,
auf Ieinen reuen 2an0es6errn ni1i
gut gu ipreGen mar. 9as bro1te er
Ooour9 gum gtusOrud. DAB er bic
Morte Sin Ret9staler," oie am
&onOe oer nit Sem Gopf bes Ss0uig3
ae5ierten Giloieae onge6raGt paren,
Oerart trennie, oaB man lsien muBie:
Sin Rei9 itobl er." Obpo6l man
ben I1lc@ten @ib fdon BALD sntOedic,
poren bod fbou cine 2ln3obl oicIer
Observation-Disclosures Miin3en in Ser
gertebr qelommen, uno penn es aud
gelano, oie nle5r3abl hobon ipieDer an
Die Whin5e 5uriid3uFiibrcn, 70 finl
bod eilic9e oureiubringlid" geblie6tr
un0 fiibren slpeiFeLos beute nod ols
foit6are Wertpiir0igteit Elm beI9duli.
des 9oiein in Der eiuen ooer onoerrn
Uliin3enIomnlunQ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-23
GhnfnInNes Gnrte.

@lf bis 30olf lln3en feine Butter
riibrt man 81 Sobne. 9ibt nd9 unc
na9, trdiiig noc6 elmer Geiie rii3s
reno, feds bis iieben ln5en feincn
3uder, 5e9n @igelb, feds bis iieben
lln5en unocIc6dIie, feiugeltoBene Wlons
beln, lieben biz o9t lln3sn isingerie7
bene, oute G6otolaoe, 0rei llR3en Weis
aenmeb, 3uIeBt ben fcifgei4logcncn
Sbnee Der 8ebn @irpciB ba3u, fellI bic
out Our6qear6eiteie Wlo1Ie in bic nit
Butter beltri6enc 8ortenform, lGBt lie
bel mdBiger @ibe einunDein6alb Stuna
0en i'm Sfen baden ur0 iiber5ie6t iie
nab 9(btii6len uno 9lusItiir5eu nit
elmer red. glatten Gboiolaoen9loNIr.
gu oieIer ldBt man elm @iertelpfuur
in fleiue Stiide 5erbro@cuc, rcchi
feline Gbotolaoe iib on iDarmer Stelle
oufloIen, perrii6rt Die Wlniie nit 3pels
unoein6alb lln5en 9ucer5uder uno
miI6t ned unO na9 3iuei @ipeiB ocs
al, Io0aB cine bidfliiiiige MiaHe ents
itebt, nit Ser bic Gorte reAl glci9s
mdBia beRriGen miro. - Wlon nimmi
neun lln3en geltoBeuen 3uder in cine
tlcine flpfcrne YfanHe, gieBt Elm poor
@Bl6ffel @dner burouf, IdBt i6n mf
Der Slut Iolanoe fO9en, bis iid Der
3uder an 0ei Seite Der Pfanne berum
neiB onle0t oOer onfdnet 6d0en 3u
aie6en, 0anu gibt man Jpn IN cine tiefe
G6iiiiel uno rii6rt ibn nit a9t Gioots
tern cine bal6e Gmnoe ob; 3uDor
I6ldat man ou@ BON bier @iern oas
8eiBe al G9nce. 0ieIen IeBt man
an einen marmeu Ort, bomit er BON
ouBen out abtrodnet; Oann reibt man
bier ooer fiinf Iofeln @boiolaoe uub
rii6rt oieic audi nit Dem 3uder un0
nit oen @iern nod cine 9ierielitunoe.
8ulebt gibt man erf Den abgeirodnes
ten @ieri6nee barin, 0os gsaiIe ober,
oos auf Dem 9ooen blei6t, nitbt; ben
@erud) oibt nan BON feinseiioBener
@anine. W}an beiirei9t eineu Sors
tenreif nit Butter, beIe9t ben 8oo,n
oobon nit Oblaten, oi6t Oie geriibrte
Sorte 6iuein, 6adt lie gang langIan in
bic R66re, al6t iie Damn, ipenn Fe Ihon
Don o6en aerTprun9en 1T, 6erouS uno
mo9t Elm belie6iges sis 0ariiber.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-23

6aB ole Sioliensr, Ser6en, gaumanen
es inner6aI6 Ser 0iterreinii9en
Staotsaren5en piel beIer batten ols
ouBerbaIb; gang gIeicb, Die 9riioer pas
rem, unerloit," uno man 6rau1te iie,
Inn SeIierrei4 3u i9itonieren WGs
rem infolac elmer onoereH @enOuug Oe5
Rrieaes OieIe griiber i'm SrentiHo. in
gosnien, i'm 9anot pirtli9 ibrer
RoHeange65rigen, Ocreu Streitigteiten
0eren glrmut iiberIiefert por0en, iie
bdtten po9l bulb StoBIeuf3er gen
Simmel gei6idt: User erd5it mid bon
meiner GrI0IuHg?"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-23
prin5 Ous0e5eiC6net.

Ser Scatter bat sem S0niq bon
Go6Ien fo!genoe 9epef6e ii6erionot
SD babe oem priu5cn 5rieorit
@briiIiau fir onOauernO oortrsfflic6t
DienIte oIs Oroonnan3offi3icr i'm
Stobe ceg @eneraltomman6os oes
-. 4rmeetorps uuf 8orI9log oes
tommanCierenDen Generals oos Giiers
ne &rel3 erlier &loFe perlieben rno ea
ma9t mir 6rsuce, Did bierbon in
Senntnis IeBen 3u t0uncn, WilEelm
$. &C." - Sierouf trof na9fsbenos
gtntport elm: n9ielen 9onf fir Dein
10 freunbIi1es Selegramm, in Dem 9u
mir bic &erlei6ung OeS @iIerneu &reus
aes erIter &loiie on metnen 5lpeitsn
Sobn mitteilF. SD bin ifol5 oarauf
Dab nun I&on mein 3fpeiter So6u ii6
biefes boEe militdrif@e @bren3eibeu,
uno apor ulf 9lntrag ieiner @or9eleb-
ten, peroisnt 6ot. Das 1T ein eutes
@orasiben, ooB iie getteu BEN llc6er-
Iieferungen mcines 6duies au9 in gu
tunft, mo iie blngeiicut peroen, I'M
Rrieoe ipie i'm SrisOen. ols braoe Solr
Saten ibre 9fIic6t iuu perOeu. Grisos
ct9 gluguit"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-23

Cine 5aTe 3uder, cine @iertel SaTe
Butter, cine 3oile iiiBer 02abm, flint
Gier, cine geriebene Qlnonos. Butter
uno 3uder lperoen I9dumig geriiGri,
Die aei9lagsuen GiOoiter 6in5ugese=
ben, oana qlnanas unO Hobm, 3ulebt
oas gcT9laeene GipeiB. 9ies pirO
ouf elmer untereu pies&ruIie Iei9t ee'
baden uno nit einem 9edel otsr Sit
ter oes SeiQs perIeben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-23
Sir 9anS amO
G16e.
@eaen aaenIrampf p [.

Bier bis flint Grppfen &iimmel6l
nus Der 9lpotbete in einen baIben Bis
gan5en 90Hel 9ium getrdufelt, itilIt
iebr balD beftigeu Mogentrampf, Sell
ten be0arf es elmer Wie0erbolung,
lpeI9e man na6 Ablouf elmer balben
Stunoe gu ma9en fat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-23
5rnn6reic0s Gruppcn.

Die @inberufung Der So6rcstloHe
1917 in 6rantreib leot eineu oeutlis
den 9epeis fir BEN Wangel an
MannI9aftsn ab, unter Dem 5ranfs
reid al leioen begiHut g}o6 me6r
beipeiIt bies uber Elm Inn oWdtin"
mifqcteilter &orI6log 0es Senators
@ernar0, Der ole 3uitimmung Der Sces
restommiTfion perlouqt bat. Dano6
iolen, ipie es bereits ouF @runo eineg
GeIebes pom 10. Sttober fir @eIt=
afrita ongeoronet lit, freipiliige @erz
bungen fir Die fran50II4e 2(rmee uns
ter ben Gingeborencn Der geIomten
fron3ofI6en &olonien oorQenommen
perOen. Sir Die SSreipilligen fir
i6re Somilienoagc65risen ia iel6it fir
Die StammesbGuptlinQe iinb 3ur @rs
seuguno elmer gegeiiterung fir Die
Go6e 5rantreic6s grobs @cI6prdmica
Dorgeieben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-23

GngliiAeS 5obrifot.- Die
Nadfrage Ha6 cHgliiclen aleiocritof
fen lit iebt MIR nod ie6r gering; obcr
Oie g9elt ht 81 ser @rtenntliB aetom.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-23

o0ott lmicrcinS bat 9liidiidtcn 5li
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ipdtcr mol i'm 0diicum acjci8t per-
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-23

(6ctm Ginfaui i'm @oorcn6ouie):
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20 t5cuerc Striimpic fotiit Cup
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-23

men noB GnglonO in Ger Seritealug
BON 9iiscnecpc6cn llnii6ertreiilidcs
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-23

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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1916-05-18

tBy c. f. SANBORN. Department of En-
tomology. Oklahoma A. 81 M. College.
Stillwater.)
Bees properly handled will in most
instances supply the owners family
with honey throughout the year.
Sugar Is sort of substitute for
honey. Sugar is not as easily assim-
Hated as honey. Children have a
natural appetite for sweets that
should be satiated. The same is true
Of the majority OF people. Honey
should not be allowed to go to waste
in the ungathered state when there
exists such continuous demand for
sweets.
Examine each colony: II tho bottom
board is Uttered with dead bees and
honey cappings, sweep it and make
it clean. If any webs, webworms or
moths are found in the hive, be very
careful to remove them. After col
ony in the hive Is found to BIO In good
shape. see to 1t that there are no OBJ
structions near the entrance that will
check workers as they come and go.
All hives Of dead bees should be re-
moved from the bee yard. They
should be thoroughly cleaned and
stored away in a dry room where
dust, mice and spiders cannot locate.
Frames having well-formed combs
should be saved. Frames containing
irregularly formed combs. drone cells
or work Of the bee moth should be rem
dered and marketed as beeswax.
Nearly all bee supply der lers will pay
cash or trade comb foundation for it,
AS soon as the cells near the top
bars Of the frame have been filled
With honey and syoed, 1t is time that
''.e supers should be placed on the
brood Chambers. The workers will
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1916-05-18

then have an opportunity to store sur.
plus honey. Otherwise, II they be-
come crowded, they will have ten
tendency should be averted as much
as possible. Swarming generally
means less surplus honey.
Supers having fuli-length frames In
stead of pound sections are preferable
for surplus honey In Oklahoma. IL
the frames have previously been
stored with honey and properly cared
for, there will remain an inch strip of
hcneycomb attached to the full
length of the top bar. The bees will
complete a comb much quicker by
having a starter 81 this kind, and the
comb will be straighter than in a
frame where no starter is present.
In case the bees do swarm. the old
hives placed In storage as mentioned
will be all ready for hiving them
Preparation for hiving bees should
always be made In advance. The use
of an old soap box or nail keg as
hive for bees not only shows poor re-
spect for the bee and Bookkeeping in
general, but 1t also shows one OF the
worst forms OF poor management on
the part of the owner. Honey OBJ
tanned from such fixture tif OBJ
tanned at ALI is of very inferior
grade on account OF the Matching OF
the young bees In the cells Of the
cpyn he hpFnro tho hcpav ia stirred
therein.
From two to four colonies OF bees
properly handled will, in most cases,
supply the owners table with honey
throughout the year. Why continue
to ship additional tons o. sugar into
the country every year WHEN addition
al tons of sugar are going IN waste?
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1916-05-18
cay CHARLES r. H1GGs.,

cay CHARLES r. HIGGS1
A good deal OF money has been
made in fruit growing. A good deal
has been lost. too. The losses have
been mainly by the men who have
been in too great a hurry to garner
the profits they have heard success
full growers were making.
These get-rich-quick fellows have
blindly and eagerly bought raw land,
incumbered with stumps and niger
head powders. Forgetting. or posi-.
bly, not knowing. that good cultivation
is necessary in q crowded orchard
crowded by interplanting peaches be-
tween apples--they have set their
trees without stopping to clear of the
stumps and powders. The results
have been disastrous for them.
Some have tried to correct their
initial mistake by buying stump.pull-
ers to dispose of the stumps, but lack
OF space to operate the machines has
made this plan ineffective.
Falling in this. some of the more
energetic men have tried to cultivate
by hand, digging around the trees,
Practical fruit growers will appreci.
ate what an endless, impractical task
this is in a large orchard.
Many trees in these hurry-up or.
chards have died, and the apples that
have been grown on trees that man
aged to survive have been stunted,
knotty and OF generally such poor
quality that they can be marketed
| only to vinegar makers. Some of
these growers have become discour,
| aged and allowed their orchards to
grow weeds, sprouts and briars: in
fact, they are practically total loss.
One OF these men recently consult.
ed me about his orchard. found 1t
located on a hillside literally covered
with pine, white and rock oak, hick-
DRY and other stumps as we'll as nu-
merous powders.
told him to blast out the stumps
| and rocks with dynamite. He was
afraid 1t would injure his trees. |
| convinced him the trees would never