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World's cresset., 1917-05-03
LOCAL LORE.

MIR. Anderson has been cn the
sick list for several days past.
Mr.. Lazy Merritt cut his foot
,oretty bad on the last day of
april.
Mr.. Bennett came very near
o,eakins his leg by striking it
vith an ak
Mr.. Hagey wife and two
'aughters appear TO ba we'll sat
is fieo with the Colony people.
Born on the 9th, Of April to
Mr. and Mrs. Lany Merritt a
10 ID. daughter. Mother anG
child doing fine.
Tho singing at the Colony
taught by Hon. j. W, Swing was
attended very largely last Sat.
and Sunday night.
We had the privilege .of see.
ing our good neigh bors Mr.. Noah
Ellison out at singing on last
Sunday night.
Mr.. Warren Hagey from Oma.
ha Neb. moved to the Colony on
last Satu rday. Hin his wife and
Two daughters,
There has been large atten.
dance at the lectures given by
the Ed. at the Colo ny, There LAS
been two editions Bro. Jim
Wilson and wife, and who ap-
pear 20 We in deep earnest in the
work.
We had The privilege of meet
lng and getting acquainted with
Mrs. Smith at singing on last
Sun, night who is visiting relat.
YES in this neigh5orhood Mr.
Wess Jones.
The Ed. had one Of the incest
treats to beautiful mess o1
mushrooms by the two daught
ers Of Mr.. ard Mrs. Warren Ha :
gey's many thanks little sisters
Mr.. Warren Hagey OF Neb
raska are using the saw and
BONNER in he.pihe 10 put up a
new house he is shriner OF the
Masonic fraternity. 1t is not
because he, has to do this kind OF
work. But he loves the people
and the cause of which he is
now an associate.
World's cresset., 1917-05-03

The lst day of May is now past
but the Ed. 8 mind will be re.
freshsd nearly every day of this
memorial day. for long before
noon hours the Eds heart was
made glad by the beautiful May
Baskets. hung on the door, knob
by the following girls. Eliza
Bowers, Stella Moore, Juleen
McCubbins, Stella Bennett, Lu.
Ia Simons. and Luraney Oliver
and those baskets will hang in
view the year round the MAY
flower baskets of last year still
hang in his Room thank you
little girls for your kindness.
World's cresset., 1917-05-03
QUESTION NO SO

Now Bro. Garrett I will ask
you d couple of questions for
the sake of some of our new
subscribers they Try to argue
me down that Saten has never
been bound for a thousand
years. | tell them that be was
bound a thousand years when
Satan tempted, Christ on the
World's cresset., 1917-05-03

mount, they say not so, for
Christ was only on eartc thirty
some odd years. So first ques.
tion, has Satan been bound a
Thousand years if 80 where and
when.
Second question are we living in
the seven seals if so are we in
the third seals are the seals to
be opened one a year till are
opened.
Geo. Innman,
World's cresset., 1917-05-03
QUESTION NO a2

Dear Editor will you pleas e
answer this question in the
CRESSET Who baptized John
the Baptist? and why was be
called John the Baptist7'Was he
a Missionary Baptist preacher?
and was Christ a Missionary
Baptist and is it the oldest
church on record.
G.. Nj. S.
World's cresset., 1917-05-03
BATESVILLE ARK.
APRIL 2S 1917.

Ed. CRESSET:-Dear Bro, here
comes few items for CREssET
and for CRESSET Readers.
Dear Bro. Garrett there has
been a man holding a Meeting
here last week in the Court
House. He was an Evangelist
preacher and very smart man,
[ mean we'll read man, knows
lots of Bible, and good on history
be has got all this different de.
nominations bested by lots, But
one thing be lacks yet, Gods
Two witnesses he has not cot. OF
course we know when he leaves
out one witness lie has left out
half. But no One man theory
preacher can dc any thing with
that man He is 100 sharp for
them, His main pre- aching vas
on the last battle: and the time of
the end, he says this is the last
battle. ana the end of this great
ba.tle comes the end, that is tie
end of the world. or in other
word the end of all wickedness.
and Gods kingdom will be set
up on earth at the end Of this
battle. He also says that this
war is a SEVEN years war. and
to prove this he begins like this,
he says that the num Der Z is ore
of Gods finishing uum bers, in
the beginning God finished his
work and rested on the seventh.
and thew marched around the
walls of Jerico 7 times and IT fell
he also mentioned the Z church.
es, and seven spirits. the 7 stars,
the beast that Johe saw rise up
With Z heads. and lots more
Bible sevens that l can't men.
tlon at present: And says all the
sevens will prove that the last
battle is a seven years battle:
He says that al! the churches
or creeda has done all they can
do: That Christ's church will
be next, and tries to show two
reasons that the creeds is at
their end, one is because they
haven't been teaching the word
as it ought to be, ard another
reason is that this is the end of
the Gentle reign that JerIs alem
was ovsrthrown and trodden
under foot of the Gentiles for a
certain lime. and now that time
is expired. and for that reason
this different denominations has
come 10 their end. He says
that Christ will establis b his own
church among the Genties then
Freturn 10 the Jews, than the
law will 60 forth of Zion and the
word of the Lord from Jerusa.
lem. He also says that Great
Profit is to come to establish
Christ Kingdom. and him shall
We hear ia all things.
| Now Bro, Garrett don't think |
blame this man in all hih preach.
ling. l do not, I blame him in
many things. I believe this is
the last battle and that Christ
will set up His kingdom on earth
at the end of this great battle.
But this man says this seven
! years war is the seven seal brok,
tn, beginning 1914 and one sea.
IS open every year to 1921 and
the end will be 1922 and every
year will grow worse and worse
World's cresset., 1917-05-03
Roll Of Honor

J. M. Pearson
Indianapolis Ind, 500
Geo. Criss Batesville Ark. 25cls.
World's cresset., 1917-05-03
The CRESSET
MOUNTAIN GROVE MISSOURI.
r. =, D. No. 8. Caudle Grove,
REV, L. s. GARRETT, EDITOR
PUBLISHERS
n. G. Garrett & M. M. Bowers
EgBL1sHND EVERY THURSDAY
AT THE CAUDLE GROVE.
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Entered as Second Class
matter Sept. 1st. 1918. at the
Post Office at Mountain Grove
Missouri, under the Act OF Mar.
:srd,1S7e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-20
WcrSGdltiae ltmItSuSe

lmington Sell, 10. W11r8.
Sn einem 2oeir6ous uuroe ourt
@ebeiniagenten ole 2cide eines D3on-
mes, glamens Milbelm auoh, olfae-
ftH0en. anod tpar @asperqifhinq
crlegeu Gem Wlitbepobner oes 8im-
mers, Oscar Sinf, mar betrdubt,
fontte ober lpieoer in's Qe6en 8uriid.
gerltfen weroen nnO puroe bis sur
llnterluddug ourd oen Coroner I'M.
ter 9iirai6aft aeiteat Su Dem Sim.
mer DER 9eioen fan0 sic YoIiSei in
oeiitl6er Sprode eei6riebene 9riefe,
&erf5euge fir Nlaidiniiten, @eraro-
Berlngsgldier, aarten bon @Idben
an Der otIontiiden pie IoIde BON
Stdoten al Der aiilte bon @olifor.
nien ioipie sfusihnitte aus 8eitlin.
gen iiber oie iiinait itottoefuuoeucu
GgpIoIionen III WeunitiouSfabrifen
Dor. Sic geioen luoren inn geIib BON
merifaniidem @eIo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-20

2onoon 49,. WGr8. 9luS
SfononoDien uno &oaono miro &C.
meIoet, Dab oie glatteru in Geutid.
lono groiiircn itno INNER neue Opfer
foroern neil ole @eu0lferung iniolec
Der g}obrlngSmittelnotb nidt mcbr
70 wiocriton0sfdbie 1T Wie friibcr.
SSu NorooeutidIono lino 8oblreibe
Sale gemeIoet poroeu. glntlide 81
rihte meloen, ooB in Berlin in Der
lebten @ode lac Sale aifgetreten
iino rnb elf Menihenlcben gefoItct
boben. Gic Sfranfbeit ioa ourd Sol
oaten, pelde bon Der 0itfront famen
eingeldleppt poroen iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-20
eOnOOu Oas 8icl.


9ei Dem fiir5li6en 3eppeIin.9lneriff
ouf engIouo. - glo6 Dem oeut.
i1en 8eridt.
9erlin 19. 01dr8 (oio 2onoon).
Cine belitige omtlide gefonntmu-
dung meIoet, ooB 3eppeIin.2uftfreu.
ger einen 9lneriff ouf ole Stoot 2on-
oon Wel@er ~ Shuoe pdbrte,
poIlfiibrt boben. 8omben muroen
erfoIgreid abeemorfen lino Ole 2uft.
ihiffe febrten unDeriebrt ouriId.
Sonoon 10. MGr5. Somes
09c@berion, Der @arlaments-S -Sefre.
tar oes &riegsminiiteriums, beri6.
tete bellte gtodmittog im llnterbous.
ooB feline meitere glodridt our6 ole
Hegierrng in 8e5ug olli oen 9lngriif
Der 8eppeIin.2uftidiffe om Sreitog
gemoht muroe, neil fein 9ebensber.
liIIt ooer Nloterialldooen Itottgeflin-
oen bat.
Die giodridten BON Oen Iiio0Itlid
gelegenen 9Sl1ben louten oobin 0oB
Die 2uftfreu6er 25 D1eilen weit in
oos SnIano oororaneen mebrere
gomben in Oen IdnOli6en DiItriften
obmarfen, obne S6ooen on3uridten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-20

Wem Yorf 10. D1Gr5. Ser
britiide 6rndtOompfer ,eoItaote"
Der bente bon Ga Yoaiic bier cintroI,
wnroe fiir5Iib bon einem oeutlden
ll-9oot ongegriffen uuo eutaina Der
Ternihtlue nur ooour6, Dob ibm
ran0oiii4eSeepIane gu SiiIfe fomeu.
DoS erIebniB mlroe bon 9euten ser
VelaBlmg er0dblt ole ouf ole 2o6es
IN Oes Sdiifes IeutiIotoren 5eiaten,
ole BON @eldoIien berriibren, ais Be
meis fiir Die Bobrbeit ibrer Gr86b.
lung Ser SdaiipIos oes glnarifis
imo ooS Dotum wurocn nibt Der.
rotbeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-20
Wlacau an Napan uerfanft.


8erlin, 10. WP1r5. Die
! rlle6erlee Oladrihtcn 9lgeutiIr" be-
ridtet oen @crfouf Ger portiIgieiiihcn
SnieI Olacoo an Die iaponiidbe 9iegie-
ring.
(Die Synlcl liegt an ser meitli6en
@infa6rt oes Gantou.5InIies, 20
Wleilen IiiooItli6 bon Canton ino 80
gReilcn meitlid bon Soug.aong.
Grosocn oielcl6c bel bon i6rer @iA'
tioteit infolee Ser 9eiisergreifng
bon Sona-aong ourd Die gualdnoer
erlitt, betreibt iie bod beOertenoc1
Sanoel uno biloct, 6ei elmer geUolfe.
rungs3abl BON $4,000 Menihen nit
ouoeren fleinen IN Der g4dbe gelegc'
men Snieln eine Rropiu5,)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-20
gritiIdjc Offi3icrs.WerInite.

VeOtFeponoenj Der NNociTlen Vreiic)
Sonoo ON, 8. WPdr5. ~ Die pom
ariegsomt oeroiientli6ten 9erIuIt-
liiteu erge6en Dab ole britiIde 9lr.
NEE im 6ebrliar All Offi5iere ourd
Den Goo, S31 ourd 8erwunounG
uno 81 oerniiBte Offi5iere beerIor,
inseciommt 1885. 0ennob Iteuen
iid Die Offi5iers. .9erIuite felt g[nfous
DER arieges fir ole 8riten ouf 56,-
800; 16,S79 fielen ODER ltorben an
&unoen 36,021 puroen perwunoet
lln0 3465 mer0en permiBt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-20

9 bicoao, 10. Mdr3. Sci ei.
nen 8ranoe i'm Sbottiid)en g[Iten.
9clm IN Siioerlioe, einem @orort, ser
oaslelbe eeltern ooIIitdnoie 5eritortc,
oerlor cine 5rau ibr 9ebcn, m66reuo
oret onoere @erioneu permiBt mer.
oelI. Nie 5eiermebr rettetc 33 sSn.
lolen pom Go1e oes breuuenoen
Sauies.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-20
9ampfer rammt bollGn0iIdeS
Gdiff.

9lem Dort 10. M1r3. Ger
boa1noiIde 0ompfer .5oguo~. Elm
Sdiff bon 1000 Eonnem collioirtc
bente @oreen nit einem lnbefonn.
ten 0ampier etipo fiinf Wleiien BON
9arnegot. Ser ,,5ogua" lbieu 70
icbmer beihdoigt 81 iein OoB ole
Nlounidoft nit glusnobme oes 9opi.
tGns uno orei Mann in oenRethmgs'
booten 3ufludt mdte. Die 2eite
febrten ieOod ipdter 6uriid. Dur6
orabtloie Siilferufe murOen ole Gam.
pier nWlericoD uno uGonus" berbei'
gelodt, melhe w1breno Der gIoht in
Ser 0ldbe oes beiddOigteu Dompfers
bIieben 8mei Berecoompfer uno
ooS aiilteupohtibifi Seneca" ma.
rem beute Mloreeu our Stelle. 81.
refte @efabr liegt nidt Dor.
Die oSoaua~ trot ipdter inter eli
eenem Gompf Die Meiterfobrt an,
eriudte ieooh Die 5bIepper, ibr 8ll
iolgen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-20
Gpniiitoriitm im glntifnn

&oul 10. W3dro. ggie bellte in
patifonii6eu areiien eeioat wurOc,
1T bel Dem Goniiitorillm om Conner.
ltag cine Wi9tiee 9laofution oes
Nopites in ge5ug ouf politiibe mo
religioie gIn9eleeenbeiten ou ermor.
ten. Der Eopit miiroe wobri6einIi6
Der aunogebung oes Yrdlioenten
@iIlon foIgeu unO oos Redt Der fIei.
nen ylotionen rno Der g1eutrolen be.
ltotieen lngebihoert ibre eigene gc-
thinning gu beWerfIteaigen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-20

QIbunnsnten, Die ben nDentiden GUrtv.
ipUnocnten" Mat piiuftlid uber nuregnI'
ma9tg crbnlten, iiub gebctcn, bcr Dh.re
onuun per EeIcpbun OOcr fdrlItIldD NV
tbeIlnHl 81 uIadlen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-20
seI6Hrcsicrmms


sou 6inIano er6olten. glab Dem
sElane Der neuen riiiiii6en Re-
gierimg. Baron &oien, Der
irii6ere ruiiiide 9otidoiter in
@ai6ington mag an Die Spite
oeS neuen aitonomen StaatSwe.
iens treten.
2onoon 10. @Gr5. g9ic ein
Correspondent Heuter's aus Gam
meriors, 6inlmos groBter 6abrif.
itoot, meloet i6IieBt ole @olitif DER
neuel ruiiii6en 9Reeierling SelbItre.
gierung fiir Sinlano elm. Ger @or.
reiponoent iagt, oaB Der finiide9ano.
tag IN gGloe 5uiammentreten miro,
nm cine ReeierlIns aui5uiteaen, wel-
DE oas ooae @ertrauen oes @oIfes
genieBt.
Der bisberige @ouperneur bon
,SinlanO, 8ein, lit, mie bereits gemel-
oct, als @eiangeHer na1 petersburg
geianot morocn. Gas gauge 8olf lit
ii6er Den 8e6lel Der 8erbGltnilie
bo1erirellt, uno Die Gage 1T hberaa
frieolib.
Baron Roien loll @ou.
perneur BON 5inlou6
mer0en.
&onooL 19. Wdr5. g&o6 eli.
ner 8euter. 0epeide aus petersburg
miro oas riiiiii6e Cabinet in Babe
elm Manifeit erlalien, meI6es lib ouf
ole 6reibeit 8inlauOs bc5ie6t. 8ie
Die 0epeibe beiogt, iino llnterbono,
hrngen nit 9)aron Goien, Dem irii6c.
rem ruiiilben goti9aiter in @al6ing.
tom betreifs ieiner @rnennlnq gum
@ouOerueur i'm @ange. (9aron go.
len mar bonn 9lpril 1905 bis SSlili
1911 8otidoiter in @aI1ington.
g3ad ieiner 9Iiidfebr nad Fetrograo
muroe er gum Wtitglico oes 9lei1s.
rat6es ernannt ober I'M leBten ga.
mar wieocr ourb einen Geaftion6.
rem eriest. @r mar itetS fir Die
@lei6beredtienne ser sSu6en in
9iuBlano einSetreten.)
@efangener &anotogSs
ASrG iioent freigelo
en-.
SSuiti5miniiter aorenSfD bat oaS
Streisgeridt in Eobolsf, Sibirien, be-
aliftragt, oen ebemalieen @oriibenoen
oes finiideu Sanotages, 30. Soinbu.
Der, iofort frci6ulaiIen itno BOT auc6
iiir ieine ReiIe na6 @etersburg 9ln.
oronungen getroffen.
Drguniiirun6s Commit
iioEen tbGtig.
9open bogen, pia 2onoon, 10.
Mdr5. Der Correspondent Ser
nDaaenS gapbeoer~ an Der iinilhen
@rcn5e iagt Dob @ommillionen mel.
DIE Die nelle tuiiiibe 9Regierlmg Der.
treten, aae Std6te in 6inlouo 6eIl.
9en, neue geamte ernennen lmo oic
neuen 9erbdltniiie in @irfiamfeit
treten laiien. SSn ieoer Staot wer.
Ben Observation-Disclosures obeebol-
ten, in mel1en Die Gommiiidre Oie
3iele uno 3wede Der neien 9tegie.
rimg erfldren. Der Correspondent
iogt, Dab man obelei9 oos prouiiori.
lhe Cabinet ii9 nod nidt aui cine
beitinnte Bolitif seeinist bat. ii9cr
annimmt, OoB ,Sinlano, iobalo es ole
llmitdnoe erlalben SelbltreeerunS
erbdIt
Gs weroen ou1 fir ale Stdote in
9uBlano raid iolde Gomniiiioupn
ernannt mO ole Orgnniiirimg Der
neuen Reeierime eriolet, pie oie Sci.
tung iagt ihnel un0 9lott.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-20

Den YlGben uno tpG6reno mir 8iuot
ned nidt bebaiipteu f0nnen oieie
5pei widtigen @eee 8li beberrlhen,
70 tbuu es Die Geutideu oeiuiB oud
nidt
Dlit anoeren @orten, Der qrobc
gl6i6uitt lit 10 peit neg
6rou50fiide Suftfompf.
GrfoIge.
@aris, 10. GP6r5. Ger BE-.
riibmte iruu50iiide 6Iieeer, Sonpt.
mann @apnemer, iboB ieinen 35
ocutideu 9leroplan ab.
Ger folsenoc oiii5ieIlc geridt iiber
5licgert6dtiateit puroc eeitern be.
fonnt gegeben
uSanptmann @upnemer brodte
ieine 80. feinoIi6e WldIdine ,lno
Souptmam CONNER ieine 6. Nlr
Strede 3wei onOere Wloidinen fie.
len 5ir Groe, cine oobon nor0Iid
BON GernDen 9aonnois, oie onoere
oitlid BON HoDe.
@cmdB BON Snformotion, sic lid
ieet ~ ilniereu Sanoen befinoet, fieI,
allBer oen 8 oeutiden 9leroplonen,
BON oenen aeitern beri6tct wuroe,
om rs. Widr5 nod elm 10. 3ir eroe,
uno 5por bel G6aronne."
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WSan trant ser eodle nidlt.


@eoer in @oris nod in 9onOon. TIL
@as mill Sinoeu5urg nit ieiuem
9liid8us be5pedeu2 r. Ole alles
iibcri9ottenoe 6roec. 3eihiu-
gen crbeben warneno ibre Stim-
me. @inoeitens 300 Eorier in
glide eelegt.
qSarts, 10. W3dr3. Il @enn aud
oaeemeine 9efrieoiglmg iiber oie
@utpidlung Ger @reieuiHe in Ger
@icarOie berridte, 10 beitcbt bod fei.
ne g1eigune, Die mitbmoBlide @ir.
flung Der Oeuti6en GiidipGrtsbeipe-
elmg 81 iiberidGben. Gie meiIten
llrtbeiIe beiaaen, ooB ole Geutiden
es wobrlbeinli9 mternebmen mir.
oeu Iih Dor ibrer 9oiisIinie, wel6e
ourd 2iae, Gom6roi lmo St. 0ueu.
tin lduit, feit5uieben.
02ilitdriide So9beritGnoige lino
iiber8eilet, DOB Der oeuti6e General.
itab Oie meitIiden Soben, mel6e 10
lonee in oen SGnoen Der CeitI6en
maren. nicbt Ieibteu Ser5ens aufge.
9eben bat 5llmol ole @bene, in meIde
iib ole Geutideu 5uriidge3ogen ia.
ben, nieoriger lieet ais Die aerdiln.
ten Stelungen.
3mei fron30iiide Cepor.
tementS pom 6einoe
frei.
glo6 Nleloungen bon ser 8ront
ueroen bis @orecn 3mei fron3oiiId,e
Gepartements, oas Der Die uno 0os
Der 9lisne, nit eineu 6I6denralm
non etpa $40 0uaorotlneiIen, bon
Den Geutiben Doaig eerdlmt iein.
Sic 3eitungen iino in ibren 9e.
lpredumgen DER miIitGrii6en 9lus.
lidten maBOolI imo bebutiom. Ger
DRetit @ariiien~ glaubt, ser IbIeu.
nige 9iiid5ug Der Geittiden oerberae
lebr mobrideinlib 6eitimmte e9l6Iid-
ten.
u ud 2on6on traut' 6em
" il d5ug nidt.
Sonoon, 10. MGr3. Gie 3ei.
tlingen i'm ollgemeinen qe6en cine
5iemli6 nii6terne 9eurtbeilna oes
oeltl6en 9liid5u9es an ser gBeit.
front. ggenn iie aud ertldren, ole
misunderstanding iei cine er5mum.
gene gemeien, 10 entboIten iie iid ie-
oo9 Der 9ebmtptuug, oaB ole Iert-
lben auf Der SSIudt ieien
GieieIbe 9lniibt miro bon einem
ilngenannteu ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ofIi3ier" in elmer 91o6ridt bon ser
Sront oiseeiproden. Gieier Sf.
fi5ier oerlpirit entidieoen oen @e.
oanfen, ooB iid Der oeitibe Niid3uq
fluhtartig 9eItoltet bobe.
Sin Correspondent mcl0ct bon ser
5ront, es iei iebt Iei6ter 5u ioaen,
no Die oeutibe 9inie 3piiben 9Irros
uno 9foDe nidt 1T, ais no lie mirf.
lid lit.
Ieiter beridtet Ser Correspondent
Ger britiide gormarid liioIi6 bon
9apoume fiibrte 81 feinen GGmpfen
Selbit Eeronne wuroe obne gerIllt
zines ein5ieen D1onnes belebt. Ser
Crt 1T poIlitdnoia ousgerdumt, ood,
oiele S0uier limo ln6eIddoiat imo
Der Ort beltebt nod, mas BON 9o-
palne nidt ser 6aa lit. @eiter
norolid ieood 1T Oas 9ernitbtllngs.
mert Elm pollltGnoiqes, un0 es 6eiBt
ooB minoeItens 300 Iorier in glide
gelegt poroen Iino Iie fleine Srt.
lbaIt gltbeis 1T cine rieiige slam.
menIoule ino DieIe Gorier brennen
nod. Bon Dem ean5eu groBen @e.
blete JrontreiAs, meIdes ser 1eino
allfgegebeu bat, 1T nidts idones
nebr iibria, feline Seimitdtten, feline
Sarmen, nut rniihgeifwdr5te Nui.
men lno iiberoIl @eripiiiiime."
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oen ElGben uno ipG6reno mir Slpot
n y
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-20
Cffi5icllc 6ritiidJe YOit acpliinOeri.

Otem yorf, 19. MGr3. IL gci
DER beute erfoIaten 9lnfunft oes Gu
marc. Dompfers DSoronio muroe
entoedt, ooB 26 an oie britiIde BOT.
l6oft in @oibineton ooreIlirte 9oIt.
idde an 8oro oes Dompfers aepliin.
oert moroen moren.
Gos Sdiff brodtc 1850 eide,
ober nur Ole, weIde offi8ieIIe 9olt
entbielten Waren pie scr Sopitdn
Den orabtlos beno6ridtiqten 8oit-
Snlpeftoren mittbeilte, ourhhldt
moroen. g9ie Der 2opit1n laate, ma
ren Die S1de nit einem SoIAenmei.
Ter aufaeidlitt woroem uno moren
Die Sdde om Sonltog nod ilnbe.
riibrt eepeien. g3adoem Der Die6.
itobl an Sonntog entoedt moroen
mar, puroc ole 9eioeung ourdmdt
uno 5lnei peroohtige aoiiiten. uno
ein3mii6enOeds Eoiioeier wuroeu
oerbort. ga uber fein 9lnboItspunft
geflinoen mlIroe, 70 belt man oie
Faiia9iere nidt 5uriid,
glls Die nSoronia~ Ianoete, mar
rniforuiirte 9oIi5ei ouf Dem 9ier.
itno mebrere @erioneu lpuroen an.
eeblib nnter 8eobodhms eenom-
men.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-20

QlbOnHcntrn, bic ben .,4cmtIdlen Gore
ippnoentcn" nidjt phnttlidD UbCr nnreaeI.
m1Ria crbaItcrL iino gebeten, Der Office
napUn per EeIepbOn UOer idbriitlIe1 Wiit.
tBeilnng 81 MAIDEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-20
Cine Rrpnblik
SOl aus Gaiierrei6
&nkIanN iurrOen.
GD Derlnmgt an8eblih 6as
0lrbeiter.G quite.

9Sadj 8eridt oes amerifonii6eu Bot
lbaiters 5rancis in @etersbura
an oos Stoats. .Geparteuent.
goutounlcne 9Rube in giuBlmO
auscbIib iuieoerbergeitent.
euglonO min ser ruiiii6en Guma
cine @liidlpirnlb. .@otiduft iiber.
mitteln. 60 crflart @remicr
or.,,& 0looroa ~, llntprhnu9
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-20

2onoon 10. Wldr5. 9lIle riiIs
liide Geniiir, NIT 9(usnobme DER, sic
iib ouf uilit6riihe 9tnselegenbeiten
be5iebt it, laut elmer @enter- Depc.
icBe ans FcterSburg. ourh ole Ee-
terSburaer 9legieruug olfacbuben.
Tic gbtbeihug, pelde bic YreB gln
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-19

Of breeds nks tAs faymputh Nss1sa.
wyandettss ana Rhode Island Rs1S caA.
be killed ana frIsd. This is schAApee
meat than you can produce III any
other way. Keep tho outlets Tor 1ay,)
ers. They win lay we'll next sprans.
II you have NO Hrssn food Tor the
chickens. pillow up some ground. har-
row u and sow rape seed. II sown In
September. rape will furnish tender;
crisp. green food until New Years, ana.
frequently through the wfnter. le -
greatly superior 10 oats. wheat m ~.
The poultry 6tvision OF your 8tAfR
Agricultural college viii help you stAt4
with poultry now. They have pub
lished circulars and bulletins ON this
subject The Department OF AEricpl-
ture at Washington has issued ybuIie-
tins on poultry raitnx. gardening. cam
ming and drying fruit. vegetables ana
meats. Every ono Win aid yua- TIA,
Amertcan Poultry Association hAs or-
ganiSsd . campaign - Increase the
poultry production OF this couutry 1pps-
100000 pounds.
CAteks should b hAeuhsd In tho fall mis-
yeaE. especially IA she souahsrn ssot11n:,
where ssvefs veaSsU 20 gss fen sAtkl
Chr4stmaA They Axe needed to! tncreaSe
our food supply; In next weeks vl4acls 1saA
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-19

er some whole grain In the litter ON
tho floor of tho house. allowing one
large handful of grain to hen. Corn.
kaffr, sorghum. barley. buckwheat,
oats. peas. wheat. or mixtures Of these
grains are suitable. Inferior grain Is
safe to feed. including screenings. pro.
vided 1t has not been damp and moldy
Mold spores cause diseases
II you have sour milk. add It to tho
mash. 1t Is good plan to soak oats
in water over night and wash them.
Then pour the soaked oats in tho
chicken pot simmering on tho stove;
This kills all the mold and smut
spores. The oats can be boiled alone.
when the soft. swollen grains are en-
joyed by baby chicks as we'll as fowls.
Keep your chicken house clean. II
you notice any red mites under the
roosts. on the roost supports. or In tho
nests. paint these with kerosene and
coal tar or crude carbollc acid-one
cup to gallon Of oil. Clean of tho
dropboard under the roosts once a.
week. Keep tho outside run dug up
frequently. and II the hens are fed
regularly. and are supplied with fresh
water and shell material. they will
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-19

learn where tho ntteen to thirty hens
you require can be bought. These
should be Of large size and preferably
ono year old. although II some do not
give any indication OF laying In three
weeks they can BIO killed and replaced
with Others. Do not keep a rooster
with the hens. It Is useless to pay for
his food unless you Intend to hatch the
eggs. as the hens lay equally we'll
without male.
In war times we must feed the hens
every scrap left from the table. Every
morsel will be greedily devoured. Take
the table scraps. potato Feelings. and
any waste from the vegetables you are
using and let them simmer on q pot
at the back OF the stove. Then mix the
cooked vegetables into a crumbly mash
with half the bulk Of wheat shorts.
You can constitute ground oats for the
shorts. or cornmeal and cottonseed
meal (using one-third Of prime feed
ing cottonseed meal and two-thirds
cornmeaD. or any other ground feed
you can procure. Feed this mash in q
trough every morning or evening. Give
the hens what they will clean up in
twenty minutes. Too much is bad.
The other meal 1.-TWO meals daily scat