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is abundant there Is no excuse for the
economy, but with milk ten and even
fifteen cents quart the expense may
be saved.
The tedious process of creaming the
butter and sugar Is not necessary for
an everyday cake; the fat may be
warmed not melted, then it mixes
quickly; the eggs beaten and added
first, the whites folded in at the last.
Another and still shorter cut is per-
formed in the following manner-beat
the eggs with the sugar, add flour and
other ingredients used and stir in the
melted butter or fat at the last, then
give the cake n good beating and see
what tasty fine-grained cake you
have with little time expended.
When using any fat instead of butter,
salt must be added to bring out the
flavor. Pastry flour Is smoother in
texture than bread flour and cakes and
pastry made from it are fine-gralned
and better texture. 1t does not need
the many siftings which bread flour
seems to require.
Fats skinned from the tops of soups
10 NSSetuDitS nave uol Dteu COOkeu Ill
1t. drippings from rOasts and chicken
fat are all good fats to use in cake
making. When the fat Is melted and
added last, the cake should not be
stirred much until after the fat Is
added, then give 1t good beating, by
stirring before, it seems to tougher the
texture.
Prune cake.-Three eggs, one cupful
of powdered sugar, three tablespoon
fuls of sour cream, two cupfuls Of
flour, (two tablespoonfuls or less If you
use bread four), one teaspOonful Of all
spice. two teaspoonfuls of cinnamon, a
cupful of cooked finely cut prunes,
half teaspoonful of soda and three
fourths Of n cupful of melted butter
added at the last, then give good
beating.
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shopping tour. There are hats of the
airiest brnids and tulle and hats of
fabrics more substantial, along with
heavier braids and bodies that we have
known for many years. One of these
appears in the milan, with round
crown and fiat brim, prettily trimmed
with cluster of strawberries at each
side and II fiat bow of narrow ribbon
applied to the crown at the front. Mi
lans are very fine this year and do not
seem heavy even by comparison with
hats of lace braid,
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lis gown, is essential. as In oil
designs. In this respect the
'essmaker must be faithful to
81 II she undertakes to copy 1t (;
yht wool or heavy cotton fab
be used instead OF Btlk, with
ccess. Small shepherd check,
!: and white, decorated with
iutache braid will convert the
ito a perfect one-piecs street
:tured the dress IL made Of a
llk crepe and fastens at the
tn white buttons, set close to-
ind loops Of silk cord. Down
. Of The bodice at the back
It Z border design in soutache
Divides 4 decoration in perfect
with the dEees. The design
ed at the pkpqldets to extend
.m's-eye. I6e sleeves are long
,out CUFFS bat IA braided pat
bears at the Wrist and three
: matching thoes tat fasten the
.e set close to- 6<nee hare. A
fiat sash Of IL sizetsfiSi Is
at the end with i III of hand
nge. It is tackled - the dress
ped over at the, front The
Q managed with the SaIne re-
>at characterizes the entire de-
5aving a narrow v-shSped
: small revers, and cape collar
sack.
g upon well-earned laurels
: 10 think up, or dream out or
! our millinery for US, might
:, to choose midsummer hats
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Some species of lizards are seven
feet long.
One of the newer electric irons is
made to retain much of its heat after
the current Is shut off, and thus save
electricity.
Flour costs more in Venezuela than
for many years past, but competition
among the bakers has reduced the cost
of bread. q
A fan that resembles the familiar
electric II driven By hot-air engine
in Its base. gas or denatured alcohol
being the fnel used s
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2,OOO,OOO overripe oranges We're de-
stroyed because they We're not fit for
sale. Thus go tons of foodStuff from
Porto Rico and jamaica We're lost aft
er having been brought long
distance at considerable outlay, says
the New York Sun.
Again, not long ago, $500 bags of
onions were thrown into San Fran
cisco bay because they had deteri-
grated in the warehouses and could
not be sold. These instances are but
two among many thousands of similar
cases of market losses. They give an
lnkling of the enormous wnstnge in
produce that goes on in the United
States annually, and all because green
vegetables and fresh fruits will re-
main edible SO long and no longer.
The loss could be prevented if part Of
the moisture In the fruits and vege-
tables could be eliminated without in
juring them.
The average citizen does not realize
it, but his watered foodstuffs are levy
Ing toll upon him all along the line.
1t Is that moisture content that in
Trace the story step back. The
marketman has to contend with the
same conditions; goodly percentage
of his stock willis and deteriorates
upon his hands because of the trouble
breeding moisture; and what he sells
must bring higher price in order
to fetch general profit. The whole
saler Is confronted by the same prob
lem, because he has to pay charges
for transportation, cover depreciation
in transit, and sell at prices that will
insure a balance on the right side of
his ledger.
Again, the farmer must ship only
the very best of his produce in order
that his perishable wares may stand
reasonably well their journey to the
markets. AS a result, where his fruits
and vegetables ripen overabundnntly
he must count broadly as n loss that
part of his harvest which remains on
his hands. He must get enough from
his sales to pay for this wastage and
the ultimate consumer signs ut the
price thus made necessary.
A possible remedy for this state of
things lies in the process recently per-
fected in this country that makes 1t
practicable to dry fruits and vegeta
bles without impairing their palata-
bleness and their natural nutritive
values. The hard pressed Germans
have already been doing something in
this direction.
The beet and the potato were the
two vegetables that the Germans
worked with on large scale originally.
Later they took up the drying of beet
tops, potato tops, peas and grains for
the feeding of domestic cattle. Before
this, it was the common practice to
pack away the beet tops in silos,
and quite two-thirds of the crop
was used in this fashion, but good
part of the ensilage was commonly
spoiled by fermentation. 1t was to
avoid this loss that the Germans re-
sorted to drying. The result was a
green, tender fodder containing a
starchy content of 35 per cent. A ton
of fresh leaves made 200 pounds of
the dried foodstuff for cattle. The nu-
trit,ve value was found to be us high
as the more expensive meadow hay.
1t was only natural that the Germans
should elaborate their factories for
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tOpetHer III Vur1OuS Why's,
this saves the meat as a
small portion with n gen.
erous helping of vege-
tables supplies a good
main dish.
Hungarian GouIash.-
Seven people may be
well served with this
recipe: Take n pound of
lean veal, half a pound
of lem beef. three tnhle-
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A Spanish bell bearing the date 1247
is still in use in Oakland, Cal.
German breweries are manufacture
ing form Of yeast to be mixed with
stock foods to increase their nourish-
ing qualities.
The United States bureau of fisher
les now supplies more than 1900, ,OO0,-
600 fish specimens annually to differ
ent hatcheries. ss
The production CT apples In ~
United States equais q baashel and
half for every man. woman and CHA
H the country.
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vi Dressed
ljBnsHlJi11 ,Jea&T

yster-whits silk crepe, i pongee
paki-koolf' * any OF the new
weavess II siik; will mike an
bon gown Ike that shown In the
that could not be excelled for
elegance or refinement. The
|of fashion toward the straight
|tte has placed the seal of np-
on plain straight hanging skirts.
long bodlces without definition
waistllne.
tiful accuracy in the plaits
every other detail Of the max
The Ordway new era., 1917-05-04
Chicago Live stock Quotations.

Chicago. - Hogs = Bulk, $15.500
1890; light. s14.65@15.S5; mixed,
$15.25@15.95; heavy, $15.25@15.95;
rough, $15.25@15.45; pigs, 1850
1886.
Cattle--Native beef cattle, $4,000
i3.40; stockers and feeders, S7.15@
1000; cows and heifers, @5.70@11.20; i;
calves, 9S.00012.00.
Sheep Wethers. S1o.75@1s.30;
ewes, tNsSolxso; Mmh1 tf1. 200
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.

Prices for Metals.
Bar silver-73kc.
Lead-$9.0O.
CoPper-$25.62k.
Spelter-$9.15.
Boulder. = Tungsten concentrates,
500, $17.00 per unit; crude ores, 500,
$500; $50, $9.40@12.00; 1919, $50
$1,000 per unit
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Butter, Eggs and Poultry.

Chicago. = Butter = Creamery, "a
@38c.
Eggs-Firsts. s11a@s2hc; ordinary
firsts, 3O@3o&c; at mark. cases in
cluded, 30@32c.
Colorado. $3.OO@3.1O; Michigan and
Wisconsin white, s2.S503.00.
Poultry-Fowls, 22c.
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Chicago Grain and Provision Prices

Chicago Grain and Provision Prices.
Chicago.-Wheat-No. 2 red. $295.
Corn = No. 2 yellow, $162A@
1.631s; No. yellow, $1.5S@1.59k.
oats-No. 3 white, 72@75Ac; stan.
dard. 74@75%c.
Rye-No. 2, $202k.
Barley-$1.15@1.5
Timothy-$5.OO@6.0
Clover-$120O@17.0O
Pork-$3775.
Lard-$2145@21.6O.
Ribs-$19.90@20.5O.
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GsN~ Rzz>7aA
II
Use for discarded Waists.

A most satisfactory way of using up
all discarded shlrtwaists which but
ton In the back, and after they are
worn out under the sleeves, is to make
them into children's dresses. Leave
the backs as they are, start from waist
The Ordway new era., 1917-05-04

To do our own thinking. listening
quietly to the opinions of others, but
to be sufficiently men and women. to
act always upon our own convictions.
Greed Of the Open Road.
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and result in Il sue
cessful cake. An
other idea seems
to vail that
milk Is another es-
sential; water, cof-
fee, fruit may all
be used to take the
place Of milk. or
The Ordway new era., 1917-05-04
HAY AND GRAIN MARKET.
F. Q. B., Denver, Carload Price.
Hay,
q Y oTATIo N s

T. .. D., DVHFel, CdI IVstu f1Oo.
Hay.
Buying Prices.
Colorado upland, per ton. .2l. .0O@23.OO
Nebraska upland, per ton .19.00Q 22.00
Second bottom Colorado
and Nebraska, per ton. 1900 q 2O.OO
Timothy, per ton ........ .23.OO@24.OO
Alfalfa. per ton ........ .15O0@1S.OO
So. Park, choice, per ton 21O0@24.O0
Gunnison Valley. per ton 19.O092O.OO
Straw, per ton .......... 5000 900
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Live Poultry.
The following prices on live poultry
EGGS.

Eggs, graded No. net, F. o. B.
bcuNeI oo
Eggs, graded No. net, F. o. B.
OeuFeT ~
Eggs, case count, misc. cases,
less commission .... .$930@9.50
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q Kl5ESHE4H xlg;HE4H E#5 I
Let US question the thinkers and doers.
And hear what they honestly say.
And you'll find they believe. like bold
woers
In "where there's WILL there's a
way"
ECONOMY IN CAKE MAKING.

We are slowly coming to realize that
other fats besides butter may be used
The Ordway new era., 1917-05-04
A FEW LOW COST DISHES.

To reduce the meat bill combine
vegetables with meat and cook them
The Ordway new era., 1917-05-04

IFTY THOUSAND DOL
LARS was cast into the
Atlantic the other day by
officials of the New York
department of health. To
be specific, something like
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line, cutting upward, leaving two
inches for the shoulder OF the dress.
Cut the bottom part Of the sleeve and
use for ti1e child's dress; cut the col
lar of and trim as preferred. For a
small child they will be long enough
to. even on the bottom and hem up.
while for a larger child q dounce OF
hamburg or lace can be used. They
are very easily and quickly made, d
Ethaye mads them. and nnd them pefy
Z ssas9ectosy. writes s modes:
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Grain.

Wheat, ch. mill, 100 lbs, buying. $4.O7
Rye. Colo, bulk, 100 lbs. buying. 2.S5
Oats, Nebraska, 100 lbs, buying. 2.45
Colo. oats, bulk, buying ....... PAS
Corn chop. sack. selling ....... 2.93
Corn in sack, selling .......... 2.9O
Bran. Colorado, per 100 lbs, sell
ing ................... 200
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XeQetabIes,

Apples. Colo, fancy, box. ..$1.OO@3.oo
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Butter.

Butter.
Creameries, ex. 1st grade, b.. 40
Creameries, I'd grade, lb. ..... 3S
Process sc
Packing stock (neD .......... 30
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Hungarian Patent ............. $50
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-27
&ena Gle rpist Sangen
babtn unD lid iriid iiblsn
uDlen uie Elm Sinieblim,
6tn--psrind.n 5is bisits!
east, bah tim @ias asaiier NIT pbosrnat p'r
BEN synittiid Bite Bifte binansmditat.

lin In Ttrem Geiiht bic enrbe blhoenoer
Uefnnbbeit Si iebrn, 9bre Saui imnter re'ner
psrben su fcbe1i, nm WlorasuS aufsuudd'en ophe
Sopfpeb. giidenipeb, besgte 3unee ooer hpleh
eltbem Inn im1ner retrt pobI an tiiblen- Sas iir
Tnn eerfu6en sic es nit einen tnHerltneH
Babe ieben wecrqer iiir bte Eauer ,etner @one'
xrinfer gle ieben Tae boz oem Sriibiiild etii
AIus tptrfIib beisen gaiers init enem 1bee'
IoHeI bpu stnIffein,8 8bosgrat bdrin nis einent
barmlofen Whttel, I'M aus bem WRaeer, Der
Qeter, ben R,eren unb oem Garm bic uHper'
bauIiben stoffe bes poruusessaneenen gaaes,
fuure Gale unb Glfte au pGften fpoourm oer
aanse northumberland aereiriet uno oerlhsi
ptrb bepor benz nlaaeu I,eue Nabrltra auss'
t5brt tpiro Tte s3iri,me bes betBer vonere
rnn RaIfitein.asbospbatS anr ben leeren w'asen
iit bon ipunberbarer StdrfuHe es fbetoei aue
bic lauren Gdtrunaeii. Safc nnb Sduren ans
asr,b perIeibt etnen prd&tsen eopeit siirn Griib'
md.
Gin gierrIpfurb Rnlfftetn'pbospoct fclfei
frbr tperig in Der GpotFefe. 1T aber esntigeno,
All beipetTen, bab eerahe ipie Sette uro eetses
gsailer Sie 3au reirist erfrtfd,t unb ber'hBt,
beises gaiTer unb anIffts,ns gecspbat auf oas
BIut nno bic inuersH Grgane ntrft. G,e1eHp
gen, ipeIcte BerftopfuHs. @aIlerarfdner iaiirem
paaaen, rbeuntatifnen Sbmer8er urteriporteu
ftrb. terner SoIte, beren Saut eeIb!tn nno
ncren 0eftGtsfmbe bIui III. Iinb oerft6erf nds
etne Ro6e bon tnnerIiHen @dberH he In ieoer
Restebuua befier aus isbeH nHb belief tapien
manen Nib.
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HSdgsr iparsn, edIiiiTs sieten tonnen;
bic gerGtbe aeisen. tpie iie Sasb UNI
syildwrei betrieben; sin dusseerabener
gtltar Benefit, bab iie eine Qlrt Relis
eipn batten, urb baB iie fhon einen
aeipiTen &umittrieb beIaben. erpeflen
bic Gteine nit eineeribten Sbierees
itaIten. es iirlb, iuie SoIier barlsat,
bieislben Roiien, bic ouh in 9eutffs
Lamb aclebt bdben. glne biefe Natbs
tpeiie iinb 10 biinbts irnb' ihliifis,
baB @trhotp ielbf, tpenn er NOD leb'
te, es nift mebr ipagen ipiirbe, bic
Griitens bes Nedr,bertafmenihen gu
beItreiten, ipie er es por breibig Sabs
rem nit erober Surtnddisieit setban
fot. S5auiers Bud. bos nit elmer
Rsibs gutter Sauitratpnen. fptpie brei
aarten ouseeitattet 1T. lisit iih lei&t
unb angenebm, unb 10 barf man fppbl
eriparten, bab man6er, Der fia aus
Der Oronsial Der @egentpart beralis
auf einiae Stunben nn9 anceren 8es
banter febnt, na& Dem 8u6e sreifen
fpirb, nm iid erSGblsn su laiIen, tpie
unIere Mnen por bur!berttani.nb Sab'
rem ausgeIeben unb mi. iie selebt bas
BEN. Don Der ndipen @oritenuns. bob
bic ganse @cIt erft ie6stauIeub Sabre
alt lit, ipirb fbrn freilib niht mehr
piel iibrig bleiben.
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Ser WieHid ppr 100, 900
Sabren.

SolIen mir fpirtli9 In elmer 3eit,
Die uns WeHiten Der Gegennort 70
Tur9tbares auferlegt, uns lin bic
Wierfden betiimmern, bic DOR bunberts
tauierh Sabren gele6t baben2 Slid,
Ii6ertpeife 1T audi ipdbrenb bes Welts
trtegs bas pifenffdftli9e SntereiIe,
Defenders in 9eutT6lanb, mad eeblies
ben, unb 10 bari man es nit sSreuben
begriiBen, bab Der Qntbropolose Sr.
Stto 5aufer iebt ben ausfii6rliaen
8eridt ii'ber feline tur3 bor bem &riege
IN Ssrantreich eema9ten Gntbedungen
bes porefdHftliden Meuften perDfs
fentli4t bat. C,Ser MenIt DOR 1907
600 Sahren" @pn Or. 8. Souier,
aeip5is. s. u. 8rotbaus.) Gs lit be.
reits betornt, bab na6 9fusbru6 pss
ariegss bic funattTfe unb,. unpiHenbe
8eb5lterune Der 9Drbogne ale @ras
bungsdnlager, ein Dsrt ieltener 8.s
barrlifteit unt Sbattraft opllitdnbig
ieritOrt bat; es nor bem unrii1tiaen
Torider uber bereits gelunssn, bic
tpifemdbaftli1e Qusbeute feiner @rG.
bitngen 5u bergen unb iibsr5ufteIlen.
SauFer bat gpei Derf6iebene llrmens
fdentlaHen eutbeti; bic 3eii, in Der
fie lebten, bat er auf Srunb geologis
ider urb funiftger getpeife, auf bun.
besttuufenb Sd6re Dor itnferer Seits
rrhrunq beiiimmt. Nus ben geeens
ftGnben. bic er Eel ben Sfeiettsn fanb,
Bot Saufer auf bus aeben unb Tret.
.bsu ients m1suf6en bic sDoHbernSs
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gliniftsr ssrriDt BON mfbrrsniisisl'

Tliniiter Serript bon mfBxrsniigisi'
goItspsrtreiern bejtiirini purotiI.
ipisIte rid. iuis parifer 1lditer er'
aablen. am Buffet oes puIais iSours
ron eins Gpiiobe ab. bertu @sssn'
fam sleid,faIls bic Waarlirags mar.
sSnfoIae Der unporberssisbenen ordmd'
tiidsn WenDuns Der Debuiten >betan.
ben fi6 3ilr Ghinbs Ses albeHotiiens
nod 10 pisle 2lbgeorbiiste NJ Der aaII'
mer, bdb nie burd bic arisssiOIrie'
j6aFt perrineerten wprrdtbe an go.
belbiHen ii6 friiber sri&Spfien, ale
Der Sunger Der pnrIdmeinaritr ee'
iiiIlt mar Dor ollem mar tsin bib
den grot inebr ba unb Der NIT Del
WerprppidntiriIng Der aamner K'
traute pdder ertfdris. bab er MIR frs'
ifes Brot auf Eager babe, bas g
aiif 8rlInb Der nsllihsE DstIste ntd)'
abaeben biirfe. @adsuinb telspbOnsr.
is man BEN pod5eitommihdr Dts
gssiris, Der ss iehpt itcnobdit ab'
lsbnie. p6ne bSbrrsn auftros ttl'
Qlusnubns pon Der Gtrenge bss Ge'
iebes su eeitaiieu. elIsbalb ialiDis
man einen tilaubsn Npten gum ycli'
ssiprdfeiten, Der jsbDH niAt gu finptr'
mar. gein Dertrensr rber benaaerfs,
~ dosmas us16tneTlz TlzcnunnfrA ~
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70 !piGtigs gntitxibuns nidt trsIisn
su ijnneil. go fpanbte man ii4 penn
an Srrn WlaIpu, Wiiniiisr ots IN
nern, Der inbeHen srtproerie, oab ois
5raas sur stornpsten5 ieines Ants'
frubrs Serriot ssb0rt. Der obsr
mar iuIt i'm geariff. bic bittsrtn AH'
ilaeen ber A6seorbneien gegsn ieins
9lmtsfiibriina snteegsnsinepnsh I,
Glsidipobl aoeerie man nihi. ibm Die
parlamentarifde Sunsersnctb stesns
irdrtia su mahen; bod laiitste ler'l
geIdsib, bab, siiiSis uub dIlsin bsr
,guIiseiprdfsh in ptricH als Organ
Der Greiutipe bsfust ief. einsn gadsr
Don bsr gsobadt,lns Der Dstrete gu
befreisn. llnb 70 bteab man iid pprl
neuem aaf Die Snab nah ben polis
seiprGftiisrL Der in Ipdter Absnbiiuns
be snbIib aufeetrietsn ipiirbs unc
Die grIau5nib sab. bic perhunsernbsn
Uolsspertrsier NIT .frif6em1 BRIT
su ldben. oas inSipifntn bic BON Den
Deireisn tsfoblene 2lItbddenbsii ipon
nabssu. .errsi@i BATH.
DasGrbbebeu ailf Ram +
Ifd)atfa. glninug s5ebruar ipnroe
ans gfublnnb Die gsndrid,t perbraiiet,
6db infoIee eines iiird,tbnren Grobe.
bens, oeiien gtarfe rad, ben aufseiG.
ningen 6er ri,iiiiter Seisnlogrdpbcn
erbeblid arober mar nls Die 6es Orb
bebens. bas 1908 wssiiind anb Weg,
gio serit6rt BOT, Elm grober EbeiI Der
&olttniG nurt(& &di3p In @2s1e psZs
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funfen iei. Giejes @eriidt ifeint bar.
aui ,uriid3useben, Dab mebrere 10.
den lang feline glahridt ans Der fer.
nen SnlbinieI eintraien. Sest III aber,
ipie idpn fiir5 feIegrapbiih gcmeIoet
ipurbe, Elm 5unfipruh bes giidoip
gleitor bon anrntidntta unb yefro.
panloips9 in petersburg eiugetroiien,
Der bon elmer iiir6terlifen SMngers.
notb beridtet. lleber oas er0beben BE-.
rihtet Der 9ifhoi foIeenoes. slm
1890. Samlar iuiiroe CT i'm lorie
aIiutid]i BON Der antaiiropbe iibr.
raIdt. Gie Gr6beipegims ipar 10 tart,
bab piele Salte ani ofiener groe
idylpnnften luie in eiilem Boot girle
Sduisr ifiir5ten elm. Ia Die onrf
meg eiiliiodiaen Saiier ans 5oli &C.,
bout Iinb, lsiiien iis sirsm GrbhbsI
uerbd[tnism1tia iiariercn @iberiiouo
als robe iteinerne @ebduoe) sln ben
Drei foleenben Iagen ipie6erbcite iisb
oas Grbbeben in idIiuddjcrer Sorrn,
am 22. Snnuar erfcigte nod|mals eine
iebr heftige gridiitterius ,.Tiriss
diiodiernSe unb bcitige GrobebeH er.
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then a matter of digging in and
maintaining the line. Paris, the
object, was never in danger, Verdun,
that was partially forced. had to be
relinquished, and now the German
armies are slowly retreating, being
beaten back by force of superior
numbers and artillery. The flower OF
the army cannot gain a foot, but is
steadily being beaten back with great
loses. Russia has awakened and Is
sending Millions of men against the
German forces and driving all before
them. And now comes the soldiers
of the United States, few In numbres
as yet, but behind are millions that
are being prepared and while the
German press seeks to belittle this
latest force, the German people
know that Americn arms and Ameri-
can money is. going TO be a vital ele-
ment in this war. They know be-
cause thousands of them have close