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The copper era and Morenci leader., 1917-03-30
SZsE{iG 9lallllI4llg Z1zZAz iGNz !
State of Ohio. City Of Toledo.

State of Ohio. City Of Toledo.
 z.ucas County. ss
 Frank J. Cheney maiies oath that he Is senior partner Of the firm of F. J. Cheney & Co.,. doing business in the City of Toledo, County and @tate aforesaid and that said firm will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every case of Catarril that cannot be cured by the use of Fl ALL'S CATARRH MEDICINE. FRANK J. CHENEY. Sworn to before me and subscribed in my presence, this 9th day of December. A D. 1886. A. W. GLEASON,
 (SeaD Notary Public.
 Halls Catarrh Medicine is taken in formally and acts through the Blood on the Mucous Surfaces of the System. Send for testimonials, free.
 F. J. CHENEY & CO.,, Toledo. O.
 Sold by all druggists. 75c.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1917-03-30
ARIZONA COPPER COMPANY
(Coron.do Railroad)

Time Table 19-Effective May 21, 1916
 1915
The Era-leader., 1917-06-21

grown products America enor 10 mahlze u1s e~
ought be
and merchant want 10
advertise The manufacturer
but VIII put
newspapers territory making business pen
taton OF their goods will erectve than waving he
starSpanged Banner The much interested IN he VI
things he things has o SAFE
advertising columns his list The price is the INNS
and the farmer cold The politicians give MIN al
the patriotic bncombe enterprise far more sue
cessful salesman than business patriotism
There working commerce
and trade but effort promote the press yet
recognized powerful the world has ever
duced We have all calculated promote business ana
industry Days Labor Day. etc. and why not
the things they have
to sell and all dequens pay
advance There nothing eevatg civilization the smile
Of editor nothing will contribute toward the welfare OF com
munty than the prosperity Of the
The friend He ubserDes o
the local and the best investment he
valuable information so
Interesting the
fall studied by the farmers than the
ising columns the
The Era-leader., 1917-06-21
THE SOY BEAN WILL
SERVE MANY PURPOSES
Nav &c Grown For Money Crop, For.
age, and Soil Improver-Wiit
Follow Oat Crop.

The soy bean is very valuable
crop to grow at any time. II may be
utilized as money crop" where the
seed are harvested and sold to the
oil mills. II thus contributes 10 the
food supply. Twenty bushels Of seed
per acre is u reasonably good yield.
and at the present price this yield
would bring a fair profit when the low
cost at which the crop may be grown
is considered.
Probably the greatest valna OF the
soy bean, on the whole, however, is as
forage cop. When grown for this
purpose it SHOULD be planted thick In
The row and cut for hay. II makes a
food almost equal in value to alfalfa
hay. Tho harvesting period is usual.
/, The latter part Of August or the
first of September. when fair wealth
er usually prevails Difficulty is fire.
1uertl~ experienced in obtaining good
,:sed e. planting, ard ro-- stand CT
60 tz2-.s i ccm-c-. Tc su.rd
agal.:t ttt; rs ge---,t-ativa 4uality
G. ~ see! should be tested 5eeors
planting arI The planting should be
do-a with care. Failure will result II
ne land for soy beans is poorly pre-
pared. The land should be we'll ploW-
4 nd p1.va-ized, and the seed plant
%. 10 ME- t,.ar Ole incl. to Ole md
c-::-.t .-c-as laap. -,a planting
--4r Dc 6ola Qo u tie :-.dd-a q July
al. O. t...s accola. i = one O. tie
best crops to follow the oat crop. On
poor land the rows should be from
. two to two and one-half feet wide, and
on fertile soil from three to three and
one-half feet. Planting should be done
with corn or pea planter and about
| onehalf bushel of seed used per acre.
If properly planted no hoeing should
be required by this crop and 1t will
need only two or three cultivatlons.-
W, r. Perkins, Extension Division,
1esIsisRa State VplPs1Isy,
The Era-leader., 1917-06-21
SOME CORN VARIETIES
ADAPTED TO LOUISIANA

There is no one best variety Of corn
for Louisiana. Under average cOndi-
tions the number Of desirable varic-
ties, however, is not very large. Those
that have become established among
the Southern types should be relied
upon. Among the smallcared prolific
corns that have given best results uni.
formly are Hastings Prolific, Mcsty'g
Prolific, Gandy's Prolific, all more or
less clcgsly related. ard 2 ysry few
similar strains bearing Ioca. names.
OF TIE !a-ge-eared type tbs Calhoun
Fed Cob, Sentell's White Der. and
related varieties are the nost daread.
able.
The Yellow Creole is justly a pop.
ular variety IN extreme South Louisi-
ana. Il variety tests = never stands
toward tho Tsp, but u-aa. aya..ga
fa.. coo6.-.o.s t tas maty goo6
1ua..e.ss u commend t, Tie st..a s
strang, the shuck is heavy and well
closed at the end, and the grain Is re,
sistant to weevils and wet weather.
". r. Dodson, Dean and Director
Louisiana State University.
The Era-leader., 1917-06-21
Saturday, June 80, 1917
In the Matter of the Succession Of
Edwin D. Metz, Deceased.
No. 2S9.

No. 2S9.
Goth Judicial District Court, Parish of
Washington, State of Louisiana.
Notice is hereby given to the cred
.itors of this estate and to all other
persons herein interested to show
cause, within ten days from the pres
ent notification Gf any they have or
CAM, why the final account presented
by Mrs. Lenora Metz, administrative
of This estate, should not be approved
and homologated and the funds dis
tributed in accordance Herewith.
BY order of the Court, this the 2Sth
day OF May, 1917.
5esl) NJ. A. THIGPEN,
81 I'D Clerk of Court.
The Era-leader., 1917-06-21
OUR PUBLIC FORUM
Peter RadfOrd
ON ADVERTISE IT IN AMERICA

As citizen OF this nation and one intensely lite
ested in its material development, want 10 auu n az
proyal to the Buy It In America movement No'il
cial patriotism and business pride are the lo'nu''
stones Of success in industry country can Oeto
supreme in commerce and trade without 1t fosters p
of friendship and paraIity for its own prouucta anu "
tutiOns Il is the spirit OF the hive that 1haheS IN,
unit in orr industrial universe. All things
being equal the farmer should patronize the local e
chant who is always a good citizen heavy taAPa!ei
and friend of the farmer The farmer sends shlpoaus
of raw material foreign markets and factories 'la
meet on their way vessels laden with finished and foreign
The Era-leader., 1917-06-21
Sheriff sale.-No. 29l3.
Sidney McNeece
VS..
John Strahan.

Notice is hereby gwen that by vir-
tue of a writ of fiery facias, issued
out of the 26th judicial District Court
of Louisiana, in and for Washington
parish, in the above entitled cause
aud to me directed, will proceed to
sell at public auction to the last and
highest bidder, on
Saturday, June 80, 1917
at the principal front door of the court
house at FrankAnton, La, between
the legal sale hours for judicial sales,
the following described property, to-
wit:
me Mule.
One Wagon.
Terms of Sale. Cash with benefit OF
4 fappraisement.
This i4th day of June, 1917.
j. E. Bateman, Sheriff.
The Era-leader., 1917-06-21

More milk in the diet of the aver.
age family would help cut down the
high cost Of living in the city as well
as in the country. Milk is one Of the
ssespssI es animal animal .esas'
The Era-leader., 1917-06-21
Matter Of the Receiver
tfie Pierce Wood Co.

Matter dl the receiver
tiie Pierce Wood CO.
9Aldptial District Court,
sps Washington, Louisiana,
0cf -bfreby given to th(
suditorsef this estate, as we'll
Us 10 all other parties, to show
cause WITHIN ten days from no.
tics hereof, (if any they can or
have) why the final account pre-
seuted by W. A. Erwin, Receiver
eut This estate should not be ap-
proved and homologated, and
disposition of the funds be made
accordingly.
By orit, IF the Court, June 5,
1917
NJ. A. Thigpen,
Clerk Of Ccugt.
The Era-leader., 1917-06-21
SUNDAY EXCURSION and Weekend Fa'ss' !

Week end fares from above pomS p;ns
to New Orleans and return, go,ns a1.
Saturday or Sunday returning ''
day. ,a
For further particulars call OF, !, ag1s'
or write: NJ Mcmahon. q. = t
- View O.!esps, ~
The Era-leader., 1917-06-21
Sheriff Sale.-No. 2943.
Boealusa Grocery & Grain Co.,
Branch of CoriDgton Grocery
& Grain Co., Ltd.
w. A. Singleton.

w. A. Singleton.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue
of a writ OF feri facias, issued out
of the 26th judicial District Court CT
Louisiana, in and for Washington
Parish, in tile above entitled cause,
and to me directed. l will proceed to
sell at public auction to the last and
highest bidder, on
Saturday, June 30, 1917
at the principal front door of the court
house at Franklinton, La, between
legal sale hours for judicial sales, the
following described property to-wit.
One Pair Scales.
One Show Case.
One Cheese Cutter.
A sunory lot of Gre cories'
Terms of sale: Cash with benefit
OF appraisement.
This the 18th day Of June, 1917.
J. E. Bateran, Sheriff.
We .tfpr The Era.Leader and
New York Thrice.a. Week World
both one year for $500.
The Era-leader., 1917-06-21
Telephone Courtesy

The people who get the greatest
amount of good out of their telephone
are those who talk over it as though face
to face.
Courtesy smooths out difficulties and
promotes the promptest possible connec-
tons.
The operators of the BELL System
are trained to be patient and polite under
all circumstances, but they will do better
work if they meet with patience and
politeness on the part of the telephone
uSefS
The fact that you cannot see the
operator or the other party should not
cause you to overlook this. The best
results come through the practice Of
mutual courtesy.
The voice u1tb tbe smile uins
CUMBERLAND TELEPHONE M1M
AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY 49, !
incorporated %Mmsw
Box 1O4, New Orleans, La.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-17
GOppel-Sudl5eit.

Cine Goppel-Erauline wuroc &c.
'itcrn 9}ocbmittao bon Eoltor 3. Gjieie
bon Der Goucoroio.airhc in ieiner
@obnung, 9tr. 2032, g9eIt.9lortb.
9loenne, ooa5ogen. Sic beioen 9rollt-
paare iuaren 9(Oom @cueert m0
gmma 0leBfe, Jtopmon0 Morelono
mo 91ort6o 8. lD1ebfe. Wlit 9(ilS-
ro6mc BON MorcIono, scr in @aft;
per. mo6nt. iiuO 0ic Sod5citSleutc
Ncmobncr bon @Ienburnic. Iie bel.
cen GoGen Iino sic Sodter bon Srn.
lno 6ran E5cooorc Mebfe bon @lcn-
burRic. @Iiic mo 0lamie Nlcbfc,
5mei iiingcrc SHwcitern warcn oie
9routiungfcrn. 93acb Der EraulnQ
fubren Die bciocn Sod5eitspaarc nob
@aibin9ton.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-17
Olcecrfmn6cm in Saft.

@eorge Morton bon Der 9liggS.
9(ocmle nno G6nrles StronO bon Der
9}oro.Yarriib-9laep, 5lpci 9legerfna-
ben, iunrOen gcItern Wlorecn bon
9aiHter grcnoel in Der noroweitliben
Yoli5eiitotion Dem @eri6tsoerfubren
iiberWieien inter Der @eihuloiglng,
oen IS Sabre nIten N2ilton @Ioier
bon 9lr. 1i01, 9toro.Gorcp. .StroBe,
Inn 50 beltoblen 5u 1oben. Strano
uno glorton bc6olpten, ooB @laIer
ibncn OnS @elo i6ulOete Ooiiir, ooB
iie oiIf cinem 6rieo6ofc fir ibn
SdIongen gciangcn botten. Olorion
ecltono, ooB oas @elO Dem @IaIer
peeecnommen wuroc 9eiOc 9leger-
fnoben ipuroen aui ben GirtllSeriin-
bcn Ocrbnftet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-17

foum jenlolS ein5llidrciten, mo out
0cfd6rlidc @iOericbliAfcit iioBt CT
mic Ger Barrier gIpodc mo6t ibnl
Ocn GinOrud eincS Tigers, oCr aus
elmer Sbicr6uoe ousgebro6en lit
unO lid in cinem glttgcbaltencn ItoO'
tiiben Yorf umbertrei6t, 100 ollI
oriingciiridcnen 90nfen Smmcn
i6rc SGuglinee n6bren.
Gic N1aoriOcr @oIi5ci lit DER Sad9e
radgcgongen. Sic bat cine in6c-
bogIidj 0roBe 3obl ocrodd)tioer 9lllS.
l6noer entocdt, Die am Sogc i6loien,
hmqcrn ooer aarten ipielen uno
9laGtS an Scr SSltcrta Del Col ino in
ocn 6eliebtcn &auptitroBcn um6er.
ltroldcn. glnOcre, minoer onitoBigc
HciIcnoe, Oie Scr Grieg nod Sponictt
ocihen6t Bat, IinO 3igeilucrbanocn,
bic man icbt in 6rantrcib nidt oul.
oct. sic Itommen leItiamcrlueiic
boupti1dlid aus 9iuBlono, unO mas
nod mcrfipiiroigcr i'll, iie trogcn
cine GeittidircunOIihfcit sur Shau,
Die man ii6 bel i6ueu nibt rcdt cr-
fldren fam. Gieaeidt moQen iie iib
fir ibledte @e6onolung r16cn, Oic
iie pon 0cn imtergeoroncten Srgonen
Der proOin5ieGeu @oli5ei in 6ranf-
reid crfabrcn boben mogen. 90 lo-
gert iebt Dor Der Bride bon Seeo-
oia Gin 8rupp non 3igcrlnern aus
Ylosfalt Die ibre &arteu nit 0eut-
idlen 6o6ncu eeibmiift bo6cn. olii
ibren @ololoifaS Die n@odt ON
&bein" rmO nGertidIonO, Eeltidl-
louO ii6er 9lqeS@ lpicIen.
Sir 3iaciner bat Der Spauier
cine SAmddbc, 0ic i'm oub Die Mos,
toUitcr freunolid) ouinebmcn IoBt.
Sir oic 9lpo6en ober babcn lie nibts
ii6rig. Dlon pcrIongt nit Iailten
guicn, ooB sic geboroeu Oicicr Sin
iuauorrimg cincn 9lieeeI uoridichc
Bon ciner ocrorti0en 9ereidJcrlmN
ocr cin6cimiiden Sauna piu mon
nidJtS lpiiicn.
0)} T. l}nr,A
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-17
Scirut6s-Qiccn5en.


Sluinon 9. llcGomos, 81, unO Gllo
Is. Speneler, 81, g9ittlue.
9luoolp6 s. @ort6e, 26. unO 9ou-
line Is. Soobn, 26
9laDmonO MorcIonD, 81, Goltport,
no, mo Mort6a @tcbfc, 90 o}Icn.
6irnie, Nlo.
9(Oom @euQcrt 81 uno emma
q. @ietfc, 25, beiOe BON @Icuburliie,
0eO.
9qbert 9S. Nloorc q. unO 9illiou
81. OteIioH IS, geiOc BON @6ilooci.
pGia, Ao.
etcp6cn 6. Smit6, %, 9miOcS-
Ninrinc lnO @Ouo Mourcr, 30, Gam.
oen, 9.-S.
@ouricc 5. 2ittlc, 81 inO @arp
&. Stilb 20.
@ilorOo Sauna 81 imO @lorio
Ceramic, 81.
6urlcn @6ocbuS, 2i mo 9nberto
@oofer, 1S.
So1n Is. &eiiig, %, unO Gorrie 6
Sduttc, 10.
gobi6 Sbofier, %, uns 9tellie g
0icOwcll, is, @eioe bon 2uurel, MO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-17
Oes ce6ens groai6.

wlit W1uIit uno GeTdng uno bci
rei9beIeBtem Slid Yinb in Berlin Der
aus G0nigsberg /. 9r. gebiirtige 5tpeis
unobreiBigid6riae Jrib @risut ous Der
0Piqder StroBe &c uno feline fiinfuno'
spdnSiqid6rige srau Glsbetb, geborers
WliI9, in ben 2oo segangen. 9rigot,
Der 3uleBt ben @crtduf BON Rrdfts
oroI6ten unb Rlopieren bermittelte,
puroe Dot eincm @ierteljabr dIs 2dnos
Iturmmanu cingeaogen Gr par Ders
Iobt nit Ser SoHier Teirer 8irtin uno
lieb Ii9 Dor Iciner 2tbreiie triegstrous
en-. grioat, Der nit Teinem Sanbel
4 penig Slid bate, mar infolgeoefen
IebenSiiberbriiKig sepor6sn. gDd9renS
Ct jebt in llrlou6 in Berlin tpetlte,
faBte oos 9odr oen @ntI9lub, ses
meinTom 3u Iterben. M0rgens fubren
bic Gbeleute na9 Dem 8a9nboFe, bon
tem ser Monn nd9 ieinem Stunoori
pie6er obFa6ren follte. Ginise Stuus
oen fpdter ie6rten lie aber nit etRer
RroftoroIcbte 3uriid. QtbenOs h0rts
man BON 8 bis IL llbr in Ser 8o9s
uuug 4lapicripisl uno @elong, Damn
purbe es Htu. 9tm nd6iten 9ormit,
taa punoerte fib bic Sauspirtin, oab
Iie BON @rtoat oir9 bic poit $50
wlort Wliete i'm gorous erbielt. Sm
Qaufe 6es Sa9es lam Oana Elm Sbeim
6es Wlieters, oem @rigdt 9eI9rieben
bette, odB er fitb nit Teirer 5ruu ous
2ebeu nebnen pcroe. Mou 0ffuet,
bic @obnung unO 6rang Elm. SIN
@obn8immer brannfen nod bic @ass
Iumpe uno Elm IoGtli9t; ouI Dem
SiI9e Tonpen nod &eIe BON Sett nm
4abiar unO onosren @enuBmitteln
@ie Gbeleute pareu tot; Iie bdttsr Yid
nit @pantali Oersiftet. Sin gtr8
iteute ielt, SuB iie i4On Iause tot iuot
rem.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-17
QeberpurH IN II r.

W1on roGhert oie S9pcinSleter sebn
Bis sipOlf StunOen, blun4iert iie IN
to6entem Maher, bdutet iie IorgfGls
tia, bodt fie fein un6 rii6rt ie ourt
Elm Sicb. Bon BEN &ags 5uDor &c.
to9teu 6leiI1 BON 8au9, &ebtbraten
Ii. T. 10. IGneiOet man ules Tett ot
uno in feline @urfel, 10 odB man eiueu
ae6duften Seller poner 6ettpiirfel tdi
unb oiinifet feds BIB cbt feiugeriebens
3piebel in Butter ipeidb. Sett unS
3pie6el lrerOen gu Ger 9cbermaIie ges
fiigt unO ncbIt SnlS, PieFfer, 9eitoBc'
iten g}eIten unO piment, etmas geIieb.
tenn SbDmian, Maiornn un0 Spet biz
orei GBl0fTel Mei5enmebl re4t sriino'
lid permiI9t. @teie MoFe flint man
IoTe in Die no9lgercinigtcn DGrme,
binbet bic @noen gu unb to4te oit
MarFe ii6er eelinoem 5euer cine
Stunoe lang, obne lie az ite9en. Rad
bieIem prpoeb nimmt man ie Ecrdus
legt iie gum Srodnen ounn ouf GtroE
uno ldBt Iie nu9 bollItGnOigcm Grtals
ten Sfuei Sage i'm &au@ bdngen.
q W2on Ioa our 2eterlpurit mr
outes unO mebr fettes GleiT9 Derpen.
BEN uno bic @iirfel nur tlein T9neis
ben. 2unge, 9er8, gliercn in Die 2es
beripurIt All nebnen, 1T nicbt all ems
pTeblen, neil Fe oabur9 lpelentlicb an
outem GeI6mod perIiert. M}an mut
audi ni9t unbcrbdlinismGBig bic!
syleiI9 beniibsn; es gibt babel pobl
me6r MurTt, aber mir ouf Soften oes
outen GeI9mddS. Dds ri9tise Der.
Bdltnis IiuO spei Scile fettcs 5leiId
auf einen Ecil Ge6erma6e. Die Ser.
Itenung ser 2eberiuurlt geidiebt tpil
folot: @ie 2eber ipirb gro6 5crI1uit.
ten uno in robem 3ultunbe fein gebddI
ooer our9 bic Sodmdlnine gelaHen
unD ounn ii6er oie borbcreitetcn SleiIc3.
piirfel oebraDt. @s tpirO no9 Sc.
I1mad Sal5, pfeFfer, @epiir3, Wlos
iorou sugcIebt unO auBeroem nod cine
gortion feirgebadte 3pic6cl, bic Dor.
Der erIt ouf einer pfonne in Sett &c.
odmpft perbcn; fir bic 2eber cinea
S9peines ettpa feds 3iemlid6 grobt
9piebel. 9lles miro Damn glit bers
meugt unO ni4t su bon in oic 0Grm'
eeftillt, I'M Elm @loBen su Derbiiten
Qeterpurfe fOIleu je nod Dids nul
bon elmer tnappen boLben Bis gu Orei'
bierfel @tun0en to9cn. sic ion lpG.
ter beim QlnldneiOen einen r6tli4er
5arbentou 5eisen, um QtnTprub auI
Site MAIDEN 5u fOnnen. Dte 4o9i
bebanolung 1T Dieielbe ioie oorber idlor
ongegcben. LIN iie teKcr Su baItcn
bGnot man bic WurIle einen Bis 5ps
3oqs III Ocn Ruun, iooour9 Scr sc.
ftbmod aud rod argsnebmer ipirO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-17
Nie edlnIO Oer lI.@OOte.

@lonecl OH ShifiSrauw bcrllriobt
ShIieBen bon notwithstanding
len in 9leu.6unOlono. II Sol5-
fdllcr gcbcn nu@ England
ct. So6ns, 9i..Sy 16. N}oi. m
9orO g2ortbcliffc umo ietne @ei6dtts-
tbeilbober boben ibrc @opieruiibIen
in @ronO Sails geidloiien, neil iic
feine 0ampfer fir Oeu transport ocr
Yroouftc 0crielbcn cr6olten f0nncn.
Cos cin6iee S6iff oos Der Goupug
nic bisber 5ugctbeilt mar, lit bon Der
9fcgicrllng beiHlognobmt worocn. IS
miro geioet, OoB Oie meiiten Scr pon
Der Gompoenic biSber 6cihGitigtcr
@ol5idaer iicb ocn6orit. @otaillon an
iHleBci merocn OuS bier fir Ocu
0ienlt in guglauo angeworbeu miro
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-17

Or. Saul Sitter, scr ihuci5crii6c
@cionotc, nod Ocm 5oag periebt
~ &idbtct BORT ncue @ciauotldoit
ciu.
8oi6ington f6. Mai. Gr.
@nll 9iitter, Scr icbwci5erii1c @c-
ipnotc, ociicn @crictiiug nndb ocm
Sonoe gcitcrn 6ctonnt gcgebcn wurOc,
miro ioiort obreiicn, io6alO Gin ylod-
iolgcr crnnmt lit. IS ocrluitet Ou6
Die icbipci5eriitbc 9Regicrpmg 6ereits
cinen IobfoIeer crnomt bat, bod Oic
biciiec Negicrltng oic 9lmabme noA
nicbt bcitGtigt babe. Or. &ittcr 1T
Der Gertrcter Ocr Snterciicn Ecltih-
lambs eit Ger glbrciic oeS @rafcn b.
8ernItorif Cic @rncnnun9 Oes Cr.
Sitter gum 0eionotcn nod Oem
S5oog, moielblt CT cine ncuc @eionot-
idnit einridtet, miro in bieiigen Oi-
plomntiiden &rciien ais cine 9cior-
0errn9 ongcieben.
9lls 9to1folger fir Or. Sitter lit
S5err Sons Srl5er bon @utert6ur
ernnnnt morOen borousgeleBt, BOB er
Oen Ser. Staoten ais iol6er eenebm
lit. Serr Sul5er bot feline Diploma
tii6en grfo6rungcn CT lit Der &rdIi-
ocnt elmer 6irma, bic ieinen 9tumcn
trogt umo miro olS bcionoers gut
iibcr oic ofonomiihcn 9eOiiriniiIe Ger
Shwci5 unterri6tct 6c5ci6nct. Seine
@rncnnlm9 5u oent Soften in @ai5-
ington iopis Die Gerlcbung OeS Or.
Ritter nod oem Soo9 ioa MIR fir Die
Iouer oeS &riegcs in &roit 6lei6en,
lporouf cine REORGANIZATION oes Oi-
plonlotiibcn Gicnites DER S3wei5
oorgcnomnca merScn ioIl. 90 miro
aus Bern bcridtet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-17
&riegstreppeI oocr Pfanna
fu6en.

3utaten: 9rei piunO getohte talte,
geriebene &ortofIeln, Elm pfunb Wlebl,
g9oeeene uno Bei3enmebl genliitbt
elm boltes 9funO 3uder, ein @iertels
plumb Butter, Elm 81, Elm 5GfeIAen
6efe, etipas @dniaesudcr, Elm @tertel
Suart Wlild, 9ie SeFs miro in Iuus
tpqrmer Milt nit etpus 3uder aufs
oel0It uuo nd9 5c6u 91linuteu nit
Ser SGlfle bc3 g1ebIes 81 ciuem peis
den Seig perriibrt uno cine babe
6tunce parm aeacnt. Damn tommen
Sic &ortoffeln, 81, Butter, Gin 9eelofs
FeI Sol5, ctn @iertelpfuno 3udcr, fir
sen, Der cs liebt, etpos obeeriebene
3itronenT6ale boau. 9as @anae
miro Su cinem iteifeu Setg Dertnetet,
pic0er cine StunSe iparm geitellt unG
oann duf hid NIT Mcbl beItdubtem
Brett ausaerollt. Ddraus perOen
&reppeln dusgeito9en, tie ouf Gin er,
pdrmtes, nit Ulebl bcItdibtss Sled,
ooer Brett eeIegt perben, no iie cine
bis Sirei Gtunoen lparm l'cbcn miiiIen
Damn iperNsn Iie l9pimmenO IN Iei.
Bem Seti obcr Sdbmala ecbadcu UNI
gum SdluB in feirem 9udcr umse'
brcbt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-17
GyrGnlcim eientcnunt.

Ieutide Game lit ottio inn 6liegcr-
oienit t6dti9. Sat i6on orci
feinoIihc g(cropIouc in ocn @ogc.
fen o6gci6oiicu.
(Gorrcipouoen5 SCr vslfociiytcn 8rciic")
@cnt 8. D}oi. Sin 0cuti6cr
iuciblihcr 6IicGcr, peIder cincr rci-
den Goniton5er 6onilic cntitamnt,
ociicii 8rdiitiGom Scr 9tihuc6r on-
gcb0rte mo mdbrcuO ciucS 9llitgc.
icd,tcS i'm llopcm6cr in 6rdufrcicb
act0otct purocu, Bat ieiuen Ylob cina
gcnommcn. 5rGuIcin g., lpcl6c 2i
Sabre olt iit bat Oen Gan1 eines
2ieutcnouts Der glrnicc, lit ofiiiicrs-
m0Big 0cfleioct, lmo Geni9c luiiicn
ooS @cbeiuniB hires @ci6lehtcS.
9Iadl 9lngabcu Der &onitan5cr Sci.
tmg 6at lie bereit5 Orci ieinOlidc
1licger an ocr Observation-Disclosures
sSront obgci6cIicn mo bouoGo6t Gin
Moihmenqcpcbr inn g(croplon mie Gin
Monn. @lit hlr5geihnittenem Soar
ImO eincm fraftiocn @eiicbt, iiiot Sic
3eitlmg 6in5u, fam Die iimge Come
nidt bon cinem nnoercn iingcn Ciii,
5icr rntcrid)ieOen mcrOcn. Scit Oicl
Nlonotcn bot 6rGulcin lieutenant al
9uftf0mpfen t6eilgenommcn itnO ii
6weirroI Dem li6eren Gooe cntgon
gcn, oo iic ge5ulnecn mar, ibnell 81
lonNen, murOe jcOoh niHt ocrluunOct