davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-13

Sill we do not believe that covert
act" will become dena'nreo pr"o"c'
OF strict accountability.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-13

The report OF the Rules Committee or
its leak" investigation will be about
as impressive as the result Of getting
Villa dead or alive.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-13

Ambassador Gerard Is wise In refas-
ing to talk until he gets home. in view
Of the unconsclonable taking that has
been going on.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-13

brook, white whiskers on your chest,
aud in YOUR hands book. Youth Is
the time, my dears. to cut a goodly
swath, and your declining years won't
find you II the, broth.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-13

Lot other ncutrals do MS they will. but
as for us. We cannot WITH honor recSu"
in any measure.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-13

Not every red nos" belongs TO
'drrnl;ard. Put few people believe IT,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-13

Senator Fox's non patisan professions
are without conviction.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-13

Great Britain would rather We should
ho u,fi,sr.rt than an active hclliEer-
emf.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-13

The 'hcrnxrm"tcr is again displaying
rs winter dcpravity.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-13

If Won send Il valentine tomorrow
send pleasant one.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-13

Two rr.a, birth anniversaries this
,,nn,h The next one comes on tho ed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-13

ordinarily available in limited quaint
ties only for Invalhs and very aged
and small children.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-13
TOGETHER

Truly. us u nippng and an eager air
Cheyenne record., 1917-08-16
ATTENTION

When you asked ne for credit
did | refuse you? Now when l
ask you for a settlement will you
turn me down? Was it a kind
ness extended you or not?
Please call in person and tell me
or send check for your account.
2O2 Chas. Eichenberger
Cheyenne record., 1917-08-16
NOTICE

On June l.. 1917 Mrs. S. Smith re-
ported to me that there were some
birds and feathers in the water tank
which supplies the city of Cheyenne
Wells with water for all purposes. 1
Immediately inspected the tank and
found feathers and sotBe young birds
and birds nest floating on the sur
face of the water, at once removed
them ard kept the pump going unit!
the surface water of the tank was en-
iirely removed by causing the tank to
overflow. Since that time the tank
has been einltied twice, and nearly so
third time. The mains have been
recently thoroughly flushed.
In view OF the fact, that this feather
and bird proposition has caused no
people, have taken it upon myself TO
make this public statement of just
what occurred. Signed
S. r. MARSHALL
Water Commissioner of Cheyenne
August 10, 1917 Wells. Colorado.
Subscribed and sworn to before me,
this 10th day of August A. d. 1917
CHAS. G. TURNER
clerk of the District court of cheyenne
county, Colorado.
cheyenne Wells, colo,
... .- August 10, 1917
We, f. Fl. Akerly and S. T. Boyd,
whose names are subscribed to this
statement, have this dag inspected the
water in the city water supply tank
and have found it to be sanitary,
clear and free from foreign matter.
Signed E. H. AKERLY
s. Il. BOYD
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 10Th day OF August A. d. 1917.
CHAS. G. TURNER,
Clerk OF the District Court cheyenne
county, colorado.
Cheyenne record., 1917-08-16

S. R. Marshall received a let
ter from his sister. Mrs. Cora B.
Thompson. who was visiting here
about a year and a half ago with
her son who was sick at the time
stating that her younger son had
his right arm 50 badly;injured
by a shell that it had to be am
putated. He was in the Canadi-
an army and lost his arm in ac-
ton at the front in France.
Cheyenne record., 1917-08-16

Mrs. Geo. Abernathy and child
rem wno ha!e ueeA Wis sting rela-
9tives ana friends iii tae Arapa
hoe country Ior the past munCh
rerurEed to the.r ncme near
Arena last Satutuay. -.r..
Cheyenne record., 1917-08-16
Teachers Examination

The regular county teachers
examination will be held at Chey-
enne Wells and at Wild Horse on
Thursday and Friday, August 16
and 18th. beginning at 9 o'clock,
a. m. Esther Blair Weir
County Superintendent.
Cheyenne record., 1917-08-16
Albert A. Moldenhauer ard

Albert A. Moldenhauer ar d
Miss EstEer A. Hylen, of Arena
we're married at the residence Of
Rev. C. 0. Blankenship on We'd
nesday August Is. 1917. This
young couple have a host of
friends in this community who
wish them much joy and happi-
ness in this hfes voyage togath-
er. ....
Cheyenne record., 1917-08-16

STEAyED-Dark red COW,
clear white face, cropped ears.
Was purchased in winter and
could see no brand. Should have
calf. Amy one finding same please
notify Inez Massner, Arapahoe,
Colo. l6 If
Cheyenne record., 1917-08-16

The benefit play given Tuesday
evening by the Royal Neighbors
was a grand success, financially
and socially. They exhibited to
a well filed house and everything
passed off to the satisfaction OF
all
Cheyenne record., 1917-08-16

The county surveyor was in
Kit Carson Tuesday making esti-
mates on the dirt work. looking
to the Improvement of the county
road Immediately south OF the KIT
Carson bridge. .r..
Cheyenne record., 1917-08-16
LAST CALL

2 The Directors and officers of
the Cheyenne County Fair Assn
are requested to meet at the
Court House Saturday night at 8
P. NJ. Be sure and come out as
this is the last cali.
Cheyenne record., 1917-08-16

Parties locking for land were
driving out north OF Arapahoa
and Cheyenne wells Lass week.
They salu that the country was
far bsttsr and land valued much
higher than they expected 10
find.
Cheyenne record., 1917-08-16

Lucien Hudson. Jake Hollender
Earl Slotterback and John Gaha-
gen, who had enlisted were dis
charged and retur ned to Chey-
enne Wells Monday.
Cheyenne record., 1917-08-16

Charles Hargleroad and family
of Arapahoe, Nebraska, former
residents of this town arrived by
auto in Cheyenne Wells Monday
for short visit among old time
friends.
Cheyenne record., 1917-08-16

Claud Saum. of Lenora Kansas
was in Cheyenne Wells Monday
while mere leased some land on
which he expects TO move in the
next lew weeks. with his family
ana stock.
Cheyenne record., 1917-08-16

Miss Mary Higganbotham ar
rived on Wednesday morning for
a visit at the home of L. w. Wells
and family.
Cheyenne record., 1917-08-16

Harry Bogert came home Tues
day night from Greeley, Colo, to
take the military examination at
this place. He will return again
to Greeley Friday night.
Cheyenne record., 1917-08-16

Mr.. and Mrs. C. L. Shriner,
Miss Alice Sears and K. C. Lewis
ssos Sac City Iowa, spent last Sum
day at the big lakes south of
Brandon.
Cheyenne record., 1917-08-16

A number of persons have been
in our office this week telling Of
the great benefits of the rain of
Sunday night.
Cheyenne record., 1917-08-16

Vern and Fay Norton, Alfred
Agnew and Jake Ambrosier. Of
the northeast part Of the county.
were in Cheyenne Wells making
final proof on the Norton boys
farms.
Cheyenne record., 1917-08-16

Mrs. Hudson. of Erie Kansas.
and Mrs. Hudson, of this place
went to Denver Monday morning
on visit.
Cheyenne record., 1917-08-16

On account of the rain here
Monday night the Royal Ne gh-
bors did not give their play until
Tuesday evening. --
Cheyenne record., 1917-08-16

Mrs. e. J, Harris and children
came down from Stlatton the
first of the week and are now liv
ing in the Woodrow building.
Cheyenne record., 1917-08-16

Donald Nun brun returned
home to CT eyenne Wells last Sat
urday morning, after visit with
friends in the east.
Cheyenne record., 1917-08-16

FOR RENT-The room now oc-
cupied by the Pool Hall Inquire
of Fred Dutton Cheyenne Wells
Colorado. l5tf.
Cheyenne record., 1917-08-16

Mrs. Ed Williams and children
of Arapahoe. autoed to Cheyenne
Wells last Saturday.
Cheyenne record., 1917-08-16

Word comes to US that S.. w.
Baber and Miss Bernice Plessin-
ger were married in Denver yes
terday. Notice next week.
Cheyenne record., 1917-08-16
SIS meal tickets at the
Royal Cafe for s. so

Mr.. and Mrs. T. l. Boyack and
Lucille were at the Mayfield home
last Sunday.
Cheyenne record., 1917-08-16

Ray Chamberlain went to Ii
mon this week with her father,
where she will visit.
Cheyenne record., 1917-08-16

Dr.. Nipps, the Dentist will be
Yin Cheyenne Wells Monday Aug.
Goth, Arapahoe Tuesday August
2lst.
Cheyenne record., 1917-08-16

FOR SALE-A good second
hand buggy cheap. Inquire of
l. Baughman. Cheyenne Wells.
Colo. Il tt
Cheyenne record., 1917-08-16

Claud L. Shriner is said to have
the best Fl Id OF corn in the north
Arapahoe vicinity.
Cheyenne record., 1917-08-16

Try our soft Fountain
:. drinks at the Royal Cafe.
Cheyenne record., 1917-08-16

The rain of Sunday night wash
ed out several cuiverts on the
country roads.
Cheyenne record., 1917-08-16

FOR SALE-A bunch Of good
mich cows, all giving milk, some
recently fresh.
20 At w. II. SKINNER.
y Southeast corner OF county
Cheyenne record., 1917-08-16

- Mrs. Sherman Smith, entertain
ed the Embroidery Club last
Thursday. 5 %
Cheyenne record., 1917-08-16

Mrs. Oscar Mayfield spent part
of last week with Mrs. Charley
Wilson.
Cheyenne record., 1917-08-16

Remember the dance at Z.
{ Flemings Saturday night August
IA 25. Everybody invited.
Cheyenne record., 1917-08-16

Mrs. Oscar Gudgel is visiting
her parents in the country this
week.
Cheyenne record., 1917-08-16
phone No. Al when you want
QzRecord Office

A Big rain visited this section
|onday night.
Cheyenne record., 1917-08-16

Read the public sale notice in
this issue of M. r. Skinner.
Cheyenne record., 1917-08-16

PERSONAII--NEWS
! II you have an item OF news, q
friend visiting you, or sale
to advertise, tell US about 1t.
phone No. Al when you want
TRecord Office
A Big rain visited this section
onday night.
Read the public sale notice in
this issue of M. r. Skinner.
Mrs. Oscar Gudgel is visiting
her parents in the country this
week. Is
Mrs. Oscar Mayfield spent part
of last week with Mrs. Charley
Wilson.
~ Mrs. Sherman Smith, entertain
ed the Embroidery Club last
Thursday. -
SIS meal tickets at the
Royal Cafe for $3.50
Mr.. and Mrs. T. l. Boyack and
Lucille were at the Mayfield home
last Sunday.
The rain of Sunday night wash
ed out several cuiverts on the
country roads.
Claud L. Shriner is said to have
the best Fl Id OF corn in the north
Arapahoe vicinity.
Ray Chamberlain went to Ii
mon this week with her father.
where she will visit.
Mrs. Ed Williams and children
of Arapahoe. autoed to Cheyenne
Wells last Saturday.
Remember the dance at Z.
Flemings Saturday night August
25. Everybody invited.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-27
Grbaltuns Der &unitoeufmaler
aai Den 9riessihaaplaeen

4us &0ln fhreibt man: proEeHoI
0r. Glemen, Der YOrIiBenoe oes Oent-
malratbes Der Rbeiupropin5, III, fpts
man peIb, isit Sriegsbsginn our4 oiC
Oberite Seeresleituns NIT Der Gent
maIpilege on ben gauDeutmdleru in
ben beIeBtsn Gebietsu 6etrdut. @r bal
in ben iiingften Wunaten erneat oic
Beitfront bereiit uND tbeiIte in oteI:r
5ageu Gemertenspertbes oarii6er in
elnsr groBeu WerionmIuHs i'm EoIney
9iir5euih nit. oeute baHoelt es i:d,
10 fiibrt sr aus, HitJt mebr UNI eiuc
gertbeioigung gtgen unlIHnise Er-
grttfs ooer lipertriebene glnfeinouHaea,
bic I'M perbft 1914 nod cine pplitif9e
RpthpeHoistett mar. SroBbem miit-
len mir pplitiId uHo audi ulilitdrdd,
Dsiter nit ben SSHipoHoerabtlisn eer
groBen nationalen Sunitoentlncler
rs6nen, bic iid pIGslib als uniiht
bare pandpien eines 0oltes srtpciisu.
in allen 6GlIcn iii es eine bo1fts mi.
litariihe gtptbueubisteit setpeieu, Die
Sur 9eIhtebung eiHsr Stdot ooer eis
mes biitcriihen guunsrtes gefl9tt
bat; bic gsitimmungeH Der Sanger
Tonpeuttcn BON 1907, Die setpitle Sci
den uerabrebeten, pdren duf onus
unoers primittpere militGriI4e Ssrs
bdItniife 5uasi9uitten uuo finb beuts
gar niht mebr ourdSufiibrsn. Gle
men referirts iber 96pen, Me1eln
unb Sinani unn beri6tete iiber bcs
traurige SGiffol BON Ypern uno Mr.
rus. Der mGdltias gou Der unscrs
sleihlidsn Sulsn, bic gotbiIae aa.
t6ebrals Ct. Martin in gpern, urn
in arrns oas StaStbaus. oas Wtuz
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Gin englif der u atiouols
part. Ra6 elmer Miittheiluus in Der
rSimes- 1T jsBt Der plan gum gI6s
ihlnb geIangt, ons Grmoor, zines
Der ipenigen mad in einem gerpifen
ur5uitdno erbdltenen @ebiete in @nes
lamb unter bic Sbbut oes ,Rdtional
5ruit" ju IteIl.r, elmer 9eieqi6dft,
bic iid) Die grbaltung DON biiturii4
intersfIdnten Sertltrbteiten uno Nu.
turoentmGlern CUR 4ufsabe eeieBt bat.
Der Grmoor Soreit 1T Elm blgeles
,Setoelann i'm norolihen mad Dem
9riItOlzHanaI abfalenben SbeiIe Der
6dlbiniel gornpdl, Der Siirtpeitsde
Gnelanes. @beuIo pie BEL oem ar0s
bsren i'm Siiber Der grufIddit De-
ppnibire geIegeneu 0artmpor SoreIt
eebDreu gu ben 6aratteriitiThen gis
eenthiimlinteiten oieies pOn elmer
9prfihift beoettsu Reoiers bic lOs
ssnunnteH .5ors" mdftige Sfisfers
uHe SanoftsiHbl0ds, bic bic msiItsn
glHbDben tronen. Der grmoor lit be-
riibmt ourh ieine ppnies. 6ier toms
men alIein in @nglano nod Sirfbs
(ree oeer) in piloem ,3uitnnOe Dor;
Die Grrnoor 6irIdiuaoen 3ieben iiets
5d6lreife gefuher an unn bic pieIsn
bcn Sort ourhfliebennen Babe Die
ten CUTE @,elsgenbeit gum QngeIn. Der
b06fe puntt Der nit 6iigeln, WGl,
bern unb tiefeH Wooren beoedteu
Sanei6oft III Der iiber 800 Nleter 30
be DlIrterp Beacon. Der arobte 5beil
oss rei1eH Gebietes eebort Der 5uris
lie aclanb. Der ieitberias eiaeHtbiis
mr Cir 5bomos 9pte glelano bot
ieinen 8efib osm .,Rational 1ruf"
fiire5o0 sSobre iiberIdffcu nit Der Be-
bineune, oab er unb feline Grben i'm
@enub Der @rtrdgniFe bleibsn Id.
nit lit elm fiir @nglanb aans nsuer
Mee befdritten, poroeu, I'm osrortigc
lanbfhlFtIid1 ipertbpons unb inters
eFonis @easunen 3u erhuiten. Ohne bnb
Der Sru't, pie Ipuft in ioIhen 5dller,
5ur grperbure sroBe 5ummeu auf'
5ufpeubeu Bat.
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6lnb'5iadbri6

Greitag. 81. april. Z
Der Gbiofiub ipirb fi9 i'm Gin
filnatier Gtitritt nur penig Oeran=
bern. @eitsrn gbenD batte oerielbt
bei 6iefissr Stabt sineu Naferitanr
pOn 12.6 5ub.
Tie fOlsenosH Sspei4en trafer
gejtern bier ein:
pittsburg, pa-2.2 5uB, itsigt.
WbeeIing, u. 9a. -6.5 SUP, ftsist.
yartsrsburg, N. 9a.-5.7 GuB, fdu!
aonapha falls, SO. @a.-2.7 Gub.
gbarlsiton, 80. 9a. 10 6uB.
Yortsmoutb. SAio-10. 5uB. falt.
eouisDills, ap.-9.0 SUB. fdlt.
gOansnills Snb.-12.5 GuB, fdat.
Rafsoills, senn.-9.8 Jub, fdat.
Chattanooga. Ssnn.-9.7 SUP, fdut.
Chattanooga, ssnu.-7.9 SUB, fdlt.
Gairo, Sl-31.6 5ub, faut.
Wsmphis. seun.-2S.5 SUP, fdat.
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salee. - 1920 100
PORT. Cir Diai $37. So 3805
am Gdlub $37.75; fir Juli $37.71
-38.45, ON S4luB 37.85.
Shmal3. Giir Juli $21.6o--
2a.75, am ShluB $21.70; fir Sep:
tember $21.60-21.85, am Sdluf
$2L77.
gtippenieiten. giir Suli $28.2S
28.5O, am S4lub $2o.45; fii
sSeptembsr $20.45-N.75, amSalut
$20.5O.
Butter. Martt Risbriger; Grsa'
merp 34-38c.
Gier. Wartt bober. 5irits 3l3
324c; Orbindrs firits 30-30ac.
aartoffeln. = Wtartt uHperdnoert.
9efiiigsl. Gebenoes. Ularttt un-
nerdnoert.
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Der Gemiiiesarten.

Mle In3elt3en oeuteH odraut BIN
bab BEN 2anbs cine Sbeueruns be-
porfteht.
Rartoffsin iirb ipisber I'M prsii'
seitieeen unn esssurDGrtig iiub BIZ
Semitic aus Dem Siibeu uno Otter
nur su iOlfen preiien su bnbeu, bal
iie als Delitaiefen an3uieben luto
I'M niht tasli9 auf bsm 5n4e be-
4rbeiters eribeinen gu f0nuen.
Gin gutter SausDater RIat Dor,
belagt bas SpriaDort. unb Jebem
Der iiber sinen nod 70 ileiusn 9ol
hinter ieiner NObnung Derfiist, III
oamit eius 9elsgsubeit seseben, tur
ii9 unb feline 5amiIis bas notbipeu=
bigs 9emiiie fir ben Wlitsasstiidj
ielbit gu 3ie6en uno 10 ulun5el Dol
far 5u iparen, Der ionit in bic 5di6e
bss 9roesrs ooer oes 9riiHSsughdnos
lers flisben Durbs.
Der Wertb Der WiirStrGuter Diro
i'm aagemsinen nod ui3t ri4tis siu'
gei4dst. Sn mau6en 0esenben
uHo biirserlibeu &Iden tommt man
ii6er Yetsriilis, gobnentraut, Dill,
Gitraaon, 5bpmiaH, alIeuTalls nod
Utaiorau, Beifub uHb Sabsi taum
binaus. Gs lit sbsn INNER nod me-
mig betanni, bab Die msiffsu Wiirss
pflnHSsn in Der aii9e cine iehr DisIs
isitise gertpenbuns 5ulafen. Die
eiesHtiihsn Rii6sntrduter beduiprus
den 70 ssrineeu Raum, bab ibnen i'm
i!einifen Sdusgartsn Elm pIdBaeH
aHserpisiM tperben tam.
Sbenan itebt natiirIi6 bic peters
file, Die slatte ME bic iraus6ldttrise;
lie if nit SdHitiisleris, Sdnittporse
unb Wur5elpert fir sglsifhbriihen,
uiele SuppeH uuo 8emiifeipeiIeR stus
unsntbebrli6e Diir3e; bic trauis Be
tsriilie oieut auberbem gum Nus
iamiiden, uaHentli5po taltenStiiis
fsln, uHb ssbadt gu pstsriiIisnbutter.
Sas gobnens ooer g}feFiertraui
giebi ben sriinsn gObnen crit Den rsdls
ten WoblssIhmdt unb lit au6 beim
Gurtsneinmdfeu Ri6t gu entbebrsn.
9cretit ooer gurtentraut 1T cine
6errlite Uiirse an @urten=, aartof=
fels oosr aopiiaint, bessleiten
Sdntttiau6 Iuo Die linsen, sdrten
9lGttsr beg Din. 9estsrer 1T bag
bluptiG6lihite uno uuerIeglifit'
Miirst,aut fir bic SaIjs uno giIig=
gurteu, ro5ei bic balbperbll6ten,
aud ifon tbeilpsifs nit gr6bersr
SameHt5rusrn beiebtsn SieneeIs
ipisen psrtpenbet peroeR. gcrstft
unb Gtnittluut pirb fem geidnits
ten nuf 9utter6rot ssgefieH. Sduitts
laud aud ii6er bic ~Gier nit Sped
in Der gfnnHs" aegeben. Ge5adte
areiTe bisut ebetlfalIs aIs Biir5s fir
@urteuiaiat, Der &erbsl uno Der
fpauifte Rieienterbel
liefsrt tie ftnmudbafie Ser6eIiuppe.
Die aromdtifher gldtier Der Raute
6efDrosrn gerbduuug uub 2tppstit,
iiuS. isinsebdft, auf gutterbrpt err
frif9ens uno 6etSmmlit, gsbeu bird
Butter ettnstst bic ipiirSise Rauten.
butter, sisnsn fi6 audi als Salet. -
Shnminn uno Muiprdn (Wnrif-
trautl iiuS aH.sHebms @iiraen fix |
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8 fu hr:

Hinbbieb. = Der Wiartt mar
5ebr rubig uub bic preiie uHs.fdbr
itetia fur bic bsfersn lualitdten.
bic anoereH ipureu lansiam uno
j4lsppsnb. @uts Wil6tiibe Iinb rar
unb itarf.
Mitlere unb fdppsre Gtiere $3.50
11.50; Jlsi1ftr Stiers sz.5o-9.75;
aussrleiene bis sgtra $10.OO-11.00;
stiibe $6.25-8.5O; nuserleIene bis
ertra $S.75-9.25; Gamers $500
500; Seifers $7.50-9.75; auserIes
iene bis srtra $1O,O0-1o.75; glilAs
stiibe $45O0-1.25.OO; Stoders
unD 5eebsrs $6.25-9.50.
8uflen. 3as ansebot mar
nidt seniisenb fir oi. Ra4frase uHo
bic preiie iDoren iietig Bis tart.
Jeiie 8ullen 1926 -9.75; Bologna
$S.00-9.00; mdgsrs unD lsi9te S6.>
5)--7.75.
&dtber. O6lpObl bic gu
fubr MIR mabis mar, 10 mar oisisibe
bod mebr als ssniiseno unb ptc
pretie fielen I'm 25-50c.
Bette lei4ts aGlber $11.00-11.>
80; siniss ausseiu9te $11.75; iair
bis CUTE $1,000. 90; orpindrs unb
srobe $6.009.5O.
S4peine Der Rartt mar
beut. fart unb bic pr.iie itissen UNI
10e PET 100 pfuEo. Jsrtel pareH
rar. aei9te gerionOtiOrten paren psr-
na@ldfisi.
Cute bis augsrIsIsns gsrpafunss,
uno 5leiiferfortsn $15.55-15.60;
mittlere, 100 bis ITO giunb, S15.2o
-15.5o; lsi4ie gtrianotiOrtsn, I'D
bis $50 pfunb, S13.75-14,25; Jer>
tel, 10 Yfunb ano Sarunter, $500
-12.OO; orbiHar. bis aussrleiene
iaDere fstte Giue $9.o0-14.S5;
stass $s.00-120O.
S4afe uro aGmmsr. =
gs samen nllr 4 S3afs uno aammer
in ben Warst - ni6t seHug, um
is!bit ben iIeiuitm adui.r gu tu.sreiz
flr.n. Die prsii. iparen tart.
S9dfe. aussrIsisne Bis sytra Sill
B-12.00; guts bis auserleeue $11.s
0O-11-75; Oroindrs bis ioir $500
1850; gefhorsue $700-1O.OO. -
admmer, aussr!siene Bis ertra Sl4.s
75-15.00; CUTE biz auserleisue IA
W-14.73; proindrs bis fair $12.o0
--13.5O; gsi4orsne $l0.W--13.0o;
SprInsers $16.00-21.00.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-27

Saucen, 5leifdssridte, Sefiiissf uni
fir perf9iebeHe Wuritlpaaren. Sbp'
mian aubsrbem fir g}feffers UNI
ardutereurtsn, ebsnio 8afilttum mn:
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nung oaaltraut" iieben @ir5trdus
ter: S6pmiau, @taioran, gobnen'
fraut, 2litrasnn, gaiilitum. 9ripma
oam unb einige Salbeibldtter. =
Der e6te geifub 1T Elm gsidGBtss
Wir5traut fir @dnle. gnten uni
S6psiHebrutsn, iOpie fir piel,
Saucen. Der gitragon, gu, ben Bet
fubartsn eebDrenb, piro betm gtns
MAIDEN Der 9urten uub an Salatc
gsbraudt uub bient fernsr our Der
beTsruRg Don giIig WOitrid uni
SauceH. Mit @Ftragon, 9il uno
Sdalotten berei.st man ben fetnen
arGutereiiig.
gur penige aii6entrdutsr iino
ndbreno bss ganSsu Sabrss i'm griis
nen 3uItunbe 5u habeu Sir ben
Binterbsbarf niiifen mir bic meiiten
trodnen. Sierbei iinb nun sefpife
Rsgsln gu beo6n6ten, bamit bem
5rodenprobutt bas trdittse &romd
unb be: eisent6ImIihe @si6mat BEG
friifsn arautes 10 piel pie mOslId
erbdlten bleiben.
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ben Der &rdutsr 1T getommsr. penn
iie faIt ben So6epuntt Der Guttpid'
lung unb bamit i6r b0hites Qromo
unb bic itdrtite Niir5truft errei6t
bdben: bds 1T fur5 DOR OOer mi
gintritt Der gliit6s. Cine ausnu9mt
maat Dill, Der mad benz auTblIbsr
nit Harlem SamsnanIaB 81 innei'
ben 1T. Bonn 8eifuB tperoen Die pol
fla cntpitelteH, aber nod nt4t auf:
aebliibten anoipen bsnuBt; otter iirt
bic 5pii9enite6enben gldtter n;ht
pel,ebt lpeeeu lbrer Sutertelt nm
lperben besbalb pprber abge3up1t
y5eterIllp, o9nittlellerie unb gitragor
ipa moglidTt jung, Iebeufalls ned
nt6t bartblatterie iein.
au9 bic 5asss5sit TT iebr 5a be
a6ten. 4lle &rGuter ioaen bel hci'
tersm @etter, unb 5tpar am fribei
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eben tbautroden s.poroen iino. ge
aunebmenber SassspdrHs uno ite.'
ter parauffanenoem Sonnsnlid
nimmt boz aroma bsbeuisnb ab uni
crit BEL iintenoer Come piebsr sn
Dor sagesanbru9 1T bas arclnc
unb ba Wiir5traft am itGrtitsH.
0isruus folet aud, bab bic ssa
I6nittenen arGuter ME i'm Sonuer'
Iiht oetrotnst tperben biirfsn, fonberr
i'm S6atten, an .beiten in iehr iufti-
gen gobenrduulen. Ufun brsitet fl
re6t biiHn auf Yapisr ober auf Sblt'
borbeu aus ober btnbet iie IN Helms
lodere ginbel, bic 70 oufeebdHgt .ner'
ben, bab bic Cuff BON allen Seiter
sutrsten fam.
Die Srodentpddre fpirb sr06lif
seriIstuert, in 2SIstJbtafsu, Sol5'
f6aateln ooer 9euteln aug peraos
mentpGpier on einem our6aus trode'
neu Ort aufbeipdbrt; rur Din, Bob
nsntraut uub getfub bleibt se:cobn-
Iid in giinoeln I'm Booemaum hdna
gen, eg 1T aber atpefmdBig, biefe
bura TaphrbIqen DOT Stau6 al;
i6iiben.
3u empfeblen III aud bns ihpn
pislfah iibIihe Derfabreu, peteriilie,
oesaleihen Gitrdaon unp Sdnittiel@
lerie fir Den gBiutergebruu6 mit
Sal5 ein5umadeu. Die idubsr geDds
ftenen uno piebsr trodeu ssfuoroensu
glltter iperben nit SalS in @inmu6-
sldferu pber stsint6pfen feit eiases
oridt uuo bic 9efGbe NIT 9ersamerlz
Dapi.r bsbedt. Sn berielbsn Weife
matt man bas friffs DaIbmeiiters
traut in tlar asitoBenem 3udsr Elm.
I'm araut uno ,2udsr gu aRberer Ser.
Iur gorpIe 81 benubeH-
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