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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-10-17
RAMSEY'S INFLUENZA PRE-
TENTATIVE.

Is not an experiment, but is 4
remedy OF proven merit, having
been tested out in the northern and
eastern cities by the medical pro-
fession, makes it worthy OF your
consideration. 1t is pleasant and
easy to use and the best results are
obtained, by using it as an atomizer
as 4 spray for the nose and throat,
however it may be used as a gargle
or mouth wash to good advantge.
Help win the war by stamping out
this malady. Stop by Ramsey 5
drug store and take home one OF
these outfits, as it may be the means
OF warding oil this dreaded dis
ease.-Ady.
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ORnIN\NCE NO. 3Sl.

AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF
ARDMORE, OKLAHOMA, REQUIR-
ING ALL PERSONS. FIRMS OR
CORPORATIONS ENGAGED IN
THE BUSINESS OF RUNNING
FILLING STATIONS WHERE
GASOLINE, OIL, AND SIMILAR
PRODUCTS ARE SOLD. TO REGIS
TER THE MOTOR AND STATE
LICENSE NUMBER OF ALL AUTO
MOBILES AND CARS FOR WHICH
SAID PRODUCTS ARE BOUGHT
PROVIDING A PENALTY THERE
FOR AND DECLARING AN EMER
BENCY.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE MAYOR
AND THE BOARD or COMMIS'
SIONERS OF THE CITY OF ARD
MORE, OKLAHOMA:
SECTION l. Every person, firm, or
corporation, engaged in the business
of running filling stations in the corpo-
rate limits Of the City of Ardmore
Oklahoma, where gasoline, oil and sim
liar products are sold To the public, shall
register ON a book to be kept for that
purpose the name Of the buyer, the
motor number and the state license
number on eacn ana every duloliloDlit,
car or vehicle run by motor power, for
which said gasoline, oil or similar prod
ucts are bought.
SECTION >. Any person violating
any OF the provisions of this ordinance
shall, upon conviction. be fined in sum
not to exceed Nineteen $4,000 Dollars
ad one tsl.OO) Dollar shall be added TO
such fine as costs in same.
SECTION g. For the immediate pres
ervation OF the public health. peace,
welfare and safety, an emergency is
hereby declared to exist by reason
whereof this ordinance shall take effect
and be in fun force from and after its
passage. approval and publication.
Passed by the Board of Commission
ers of the City of Ardmore, Oklahoma,
and approved by the Mayor thereof this
the Eth day of October 1918.
W. X. ROBERTS,
Mayor
Attest: q. W. Groom,
City Clerk.
Flrst published Oct. 10. 1sls1
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ORDINANCE NO. 1872.

AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF
ARDNORE( OKLAHOMA, MAKING
TT UNLAWFUL TO DRIVE NEHi
CI,ES ON PAVED STREETS in
SAID CITY UNLESS RUBBER OR
SMOOTH TIRES ARE USED, PRO
VIDING A PENALTY THEREFOR
AND DECLARING AN EMER
GENCY.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE MAYOR
AND BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
or THE CITY or ARDMORE, Oh
LAHOMA:
SECTION 1. 1t shall be unlawfuI
for any person to drive any wagon
tractor. car. or other vehicle, on any ol
the paved or macadamized streets or
alleys in the City of Ardmore, Okla
homa. unless the wheels of said wagon
tractor car or other vehicle, have rub
her tires or tires made out of similar
material, or have metal tires with
smooth surfaces.
SECTION > Any person violating
any provision of this ordinance shall,
upon conviction, be fined in u sum not
to exceed Nineteen $4,000 Dollars ana
one Isl .OO) Dollar shall be added as costs
to such fine.
SECTION 3. For the immediate pres
ervation of the public health peace
welfare and safety. an emergency Is
hereby declared to exist by reason
whereof this ordinance shall take eff
feet and be in full force from and after
its passage, approval, and publication
Passed by the Board of CommSsion'
OPS of the CITY of ArdmOre Oklahoma,
and anproved by the Mayor thereof, this
the 18th day of October, 1919
w. X. ROBERTS.
Mayor.
Attest: G. w. Groom,
City Clerk.
HNirst published Oct. 1G, 19lSl
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-10-17
HOBART BOY DIES
AT CAMP PIKE, ARK

The local exemption board wa
advised this morning by letter
IRON Lieut.. 5. \. Anderson, at
Camp Pike, that John L. Butler
had died there at 8 o'clock 4. m.
October I, OF bronchial pneumonia
Butler registered in this county
June 5, being p years OF age. Ii(
resided at Hobart, and the board
sent him from there with the ZW
rcpistrants who entrained here Aug
20 for Camp Pike.
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HELP WIN THE WAR.

YOUR JUNK WANTED. THE ARD
MORE JUNK COMPANY Is IN POSI-
TION TO PAY HIGHEST PRICES
FOR YOUR OLD IRON AND METAL
OF ALL KINDS. ROPE. RAGS, ETC.
NO LOT TOO LARGE OR TOO SMALL
FOR US TO HANDLE ON SHORT NO
TICE. WRITE OR WIRE FOR
PRICES. WE WANT YOUR BUSi'
NESS. PHONE 3O,. ARDMORE JUNK
COMPANY. ii NORTH CADDO. ARD.
MORE.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-10-17
High School Mothers
Preparing Service Flag

Anyonc who has son, brother
or husband. now serving in the I.
s. government and who at any time
attended Ardmore High school are
requested to give his name to Mrs
J. b. Waltrip, Mrs. Malone Lykins
or Mrs. W. X. Burnitt in order that
he NAV be represented on the serv-
ice flag Of the High School which
is being made by the High School
Mothers Club.
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SLOWLY CRUSHING
GERMAN HORDES
FROM FLANDERS
Continued from Page y

tinues so bad as to prevent further
advance. The enemy is showing
signs OF great nervousness and more
fires and explosions are reported.
On Other Parts of Line.
Elsewhere along the front, other
British forces are gaining ground,
but their progress has been merely
TO straighten the lines and to carry
out consolidating operations IN ad-
vantageous positions.
Enemy dcfcnscs OF great strength
were encountered during the day
by the British. There were wire en-
tanglements OF great depth and IN
Vulnerable pill boxes which had to
be reduced.
Tonight's reports indicate that the
French cavalry has managed to get
through the German lines, 1t IS
said they have reached LichterveIde
and now are probably beyond that
point
London. Oct. l6.-Describing the
first days of the new offensive IN
Flanders, the correspondent OF the
Mail at British headquarters says
the operation has gone ahead with
clock-like regularity. The chief
German resistance came from the
First Bavarian Guards reserve and
the Sixth cavalry, which fought
stubbornly.
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Bandits Get $4,000.

ST. Louis. Mo-. oct. l6-Bctween
$4,000 and $4,000 payroll money
was stolen by five armed men who
entered the Office OF the Mount
Olive Staunton Coal Company, near
Stanton, HIS, yesterday after
noon. The robbers escaped.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-10-17
MOURN LOSS OF
7. n. NORMAN AND
CECIL B. WILLIAMS
BAR ASSOCIATION, LIONS
CLUB AND EXCHANGE BANK
DIRECTORS PASS RESO-
LUTIONS

Resolutions Of coincidence ad-
dressed to the familic, OF the late
Thomas y, Norman and Cecil b.
Williams have been passed by the
Carter County Bar Association The
Lions Club. and the directors OF
The Exchange National Bank, of
which Mr. Williams was cashier,
The bar association resolution fol
lows:
To the President and Members Of
the Carter County Bar Associa-
ton:
We, your committee appointed to
draft resolutions expressing the
feelings of the Carter County Bar
Association upon the passing OF our
fellow member, Thomas N. Nor
man, beg to submit the following:
Be it resolved by the Carter Couh-
ty Bar Association:
First, That in the death of
Thomas n. Norman, the Ardmore
Bar Association has lost one of its
oldest members, an industrious, zeal
Gus and able lawyer; one who was
ever faithful to the interest OF his
clients and diligent in the discharge
OF his duties to them, man who
was faithful to his agreements with
the opposing counsel and faithful
to all trusts confided to him.
Second, that the City of Ard
more and Carter County have lost
one OF their most public spirited and
upright citizens.
Third, that his family has lost
a faithful husband and father one
who always had the interest OF his
wife and children at heart, and
whose ambition was to fit his chill
dren we'll for the battles OF lie.
Fourth, that in this their sad
deSt and darkest hour we extend to
his family our heartfelt sympathy.
Fifth, that copy OF these res
olutions be spread upon the minutes
OF our association and copy fur
nished the family of our departed
brother.
ReSDectfullV submitted
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-10-17

MYBOZONE. That is the pre-
paration everybody should be us
ing during this epidemic OF Spanish
Flue. Il has no equal. Buy MY
BOZONE and stay we'll Myers
Boyd Drug Co. has it. IA
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-10-17

on essential work, is requested TO
report at the earliest date possible
and sign for government work.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-10-17
No Lions Club Luncheon.

Because OF the prevalence OF in
fluenza the Lions Club will not hold
its usual semi-monthly MONDAY
luncheon tomorrow
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-10-17
NOTICE!

The motion docket will be taken
up in district court, Friday. Oct
Is. 1918. -
w. +. FREEMAN,
District Judge.
c. NJ. GRANT, Clerk. lo-Z
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-10-17
To Keep Check on Autos.


An ordinance was passed, at the
request OF the chief Of police, pro
vidine that all persons keeping hII-
inc station. shall take and make Il
record OF the engine number, the
license number and the name OF the
buyer on cars Of all persons taking
gasoline or oil at their places he
ordinance provides penalty OF
fine not to exceed SO and 81 costs
for violation OF its provisions
An ordinance was passed prohib-
iting persons from driving over
paved streets any vehicle or tractor
unless the same shall have rubber
tires or metal tires with smooth sur
faces. Ehis was passed chiefly with
A view to preventing the pavement
being damaged by tractors.
\ number OF bills were allowed
including an estimate OF S2,O|2 on
the ncinerating plant in course OF
construction. When the bill OF the
Nclntosh-W Walton Company was
read. the mayor said to leave that
off.
Discussing the incinerating plant,
now nearing completion, CommlS-
sioncr Carter said it would be nee
cssarv to make some arrangements
for the cost OF operating the plant.
lie said it would cost about $500 per
month. Commissioner Fraley said
it must be made self-supporting. 1t
was then agreed that the mayor and
commissioners would get together
and devise a plan for its operation.
1t will be proposed to make the
people pay the cost and a rate Is to
be charged every owner of resi-
dence, store, shop and all places OF
business. 1t was suggested that a
man must be employed to make a
list of all the houses in the city with
a view to fixing the rate.
The mayor announced that he
would look over the levies today and
see if he could find some way
whereby the salaries and wages Of
the city employees could be raised.
Commissioner Carter was author
lied to buy a carload of feed. He
announced that he could get oats at
so cents per bushel. bran at Sl.S5
and horse and mule feed at SIS
per hundred pounds.
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Directors OF The Exchange Ma
tional Bank adopted the following
resolutions:
To Exchange National Bank:
Your committee appointed to pre-
pare resolutions on the death of
Cecil b. Williams, cashier OF this
bank, reports as follows
We knew his long and intimately.
We have watched his growth and
development from a mere boy to
sturdy manhood and full power as
business man.
We had the fullest confidence in
his integrity and ability as was evi-
denced by his selection for the re-
sponsible position of cashier and
his complete success in this position
has evidenced the wisdom OF our
choice.
No words OF ours can express our
sorrow and regret that he should
have been taken from us so early
in life when he had so much prom
ise in him as to present and future
achievement.
BE IT RESOLVED. That in him
we lose friend and valued officer
and member of our board OF direc-
tors, whose place it will be difficult
to fill.
RESOLVED, That we tender his
bereaved family our heartfelt SYM
pathy in their sorrow and assure
them we fully appreciate their great
loss as well as our own and we ask
the privilege of being OF service to
them in the future.
RESOLVED, That a copy OF
these resolutions be spread on our
minutes and copy be furnished to
the family of the deceased.
!. X. DICKSON.
ISAAC ROBERTS,
SHELTON w. TYER.
c. c. CHESTNUT,
u. 6. JONES.
II. Z. FOSTER,
Committee.
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'ully submitted,
\ EDDLEMAN.
\. A. LEDBETTER, l.
w. F. FREEMAN.

AOlllHllllSG,
The executive committee of the
Lions Club approved the following
resolutions:
Where's. the death of Cecil
B. Williams has taken from the
membership OF the Ardmore Lions
Club and its executive committee a
man whose force and cooperation
has meant much to the success OF
this organization. and
Whereas, the death of Mr..
Williams has deprived the city OF
Ardmore and its civic institutions
of one OF its most beloved young
business men, and.
Whereas, Mr.. Williams activ-
ity in the various war work enter
priSes and movements that looked
toward a greater and better Ard
more, were an inspiration to his CO.
workers. therefore.
BE IT RESOLVED, That the
Lions Club of Ardmore through
its executive committee, tenders to
the family of Mr. Williams the ear
nest sympathy of the members OF
this organization that these reSolu-
tions be spread upon the clubs rec
ords and be furnished to the press
for publication.
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Attest: G.. w. Groom
City Clerk.
First published oct. 16, 19lS)
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-09-27

Iemad)en i'm 9nuie. 8ieIe Sorn1er.
frallen id)einen oopon obgebaIten 5u
meroen, itf Den Gaie fir Den eiaenen
9ausbolt ielber 5u MAIDEN, neil lie
Gle Sahe, einen guten IoumilhfGie
81 berciten, alS DEFENDERS ihuieria
betrod)tcn un6 Damn aud, neil
lie g%laltben, cine Nusitottung nit be.
lonocren 8eratbCn oafiir n0tbig at
boben. 9as e%rItere lit nidt ser SAL
uno Die Nuihaffung Der IeBtcren
ipllroe MIR n0tbig meroen, lpcnn man
III groBerem MaBe adie gum 8crtari
dnfertigen noQte. Sir oen Sousge.
bralld un0 tim bin uno mieocr cinige
Sale 81 MAIDEN, fonnen oie einfod-
item @erdtbe beniiBt fperoen uro Iino
gut genltg, iobol0 iie mir oen 3pcd
crfiiIlen.
N0thig mare elm groBerer @aIfp.
tciIel aus Mcid1blet. Der neu iein
iolte ooer bob blanf l1no rein ME
mogIidG Elm &orb olts Spliiien ODER
Wciocn oIS Gurhihloq, cine @anne
oocr 3llber ODER dbnIihes @eiGB CUR
Iuinabme DER MoIfe, cine Gform fir
Den &die, Die aus eitcm aItcn Bed.
ODER &alb @n'hclmob 5%ugeihnitten
ncrocn fam ODER man fam tie iid
aud ans einem 8roccrplaoen beior.
gen, Damn etnige oicredlg 3ugeidnit.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-09-27

Gora %. in 6, Winn. - IiI,io
un0 ifutubiq g~elporoenes Tel3ucrt
miro piebcr nu'qefriiht, inoem man
9leie o0er Webf 10 itnrf ols moa-
lid erbibt, ober ohne e$ braun iuer0en
gu loiien uuo NIT Dem nod beiBen
Ulebl ODER aIeie 0os BeI3perf obreibt
ODER nbbiiritet. Set ooer Sdmub
miro hierourh enticrnt; Defenders fir
neiBes 4eI3Dert lift 6os Heinigen nit
Dem g%etrofnetcn W1ebI empfehlens.
perth. Sino Ole 6nore 6urt oieies
neutrality-suspicious. g%Ion3lo5 gemor.
Den, 10 fette man cine meife 0iirItc
nit Denigen 8ropfen Del on un6 be
orbcite nun nit 6icier 0iirite Dos
Bel3perf. - 9. WeiBes QeIsperf
reinigt man, in6em man es in Iou.
marmes 6urhqeieihtes Geifentpoiier
eintouht uno 6riift (niflt reibt) es
pieoerhoIt Gus. Gann ipult man es
in Regennaiier un0 trodnet es in rel.
ner Quft. Wnn bdtreut ollh NIT
Stdrtemebl, Dos man ipGter aus.
tIopft. - 2. llniouber qetpor6enem
neiBen BelJpert 1T Die carte meibe
SorbuhJ pie6er5u9eben ourh BIB.
reiben NIT @en3in mitteIs eines mel.
zen of gu erneuern6en Qdppters.
3drnoh miro es nit ~pulOeriirter
Greioe beitreut, mebrere Stunoen Der
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-09-27

1elIhorfes Diiien mir nod iebr me.
mig; Booen, @etter, 9Ingung uno
Sorte f0nnen babel cine NoIe fpie.
len, iorpett lid bis iest erfennen lGBt.
@%IiidIiherneiie miro 6ur6 oieie
&ranfbeit Der @rtrag meiIt nidt oil.
81 ltort o%erringert, Die aartoffel
miro ober unoniebnlih uno Der NIB.
fal beim Stldlen lit 3iemlih arob.
Terlude, Die 4rantbeit ourh Ginaro.
ben Don Sdlpefel uno 9epuoern Der
Gnouen nit ShnefeIbIiitbe 81 perhi.
ten, buben oeridieoentIi6 @rfoIg ae.
babt, ebenio 0aS 9ei3en ser &noueu
nit 6ormnlin, SubIimat ODER Sen.
pfertaItbritbe, oIeroing$ fino ortf
60ue betannt, in oenen Die Mitte(
oerIa9ten. 8oneben limo Die MoBre.
gcln niht cllBer oft 3u laiien, Die iid
~biSlanq bemdbrt baben: /. Sorqf6l.
tigc5 Ibleien aler &~ortoffeIn, oamtt
feline SronfbeitSber0e I'M 8ooen blei.
ben. >. Sm @erbit oen 8ooen tief
umgraben uho Den @inter iiber in
roitber 6urdJe Gie9en Iniien. 3. Crit
nadl mebreren Sobren picocr auf
ocmielbcn 8ooen aortoffeln pfIon3en.
4. @ermeioung friiden Stoaounqs.
.. &ermeibung BON &aIfItiditoff,
EbomaSmebl uno Salpetcr. oofiir
Nntpenoung BON Superpbospbot,
Observation-Disclosures un0 I6pefel.
laurent Immouiuf.
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Sanobabnng non Hnf.
@in6etmif6e &1mmi= 2saumpfran5en.

fonnten bier, altf moblfeilem 9ooen,
fpobl altd) nit 8ortbeil ge3ogen uno
pieIleidYt perbeiiert meroen. 9ies gift
Defenders bon @ebirgsgegenocn Gait
forniens, ober oitd bon benahbarteit
Staoten. Sntereiiante grbebungen
bierilber beganncn in engerem GreiiG
if)on i'm Sabre 1904, iperoen ober felt
einigen Wtonatcn Defenders lebbaft
betricben uno itno nod niht gum Ib-
id)luB gebieben.
Nnr Elm Griat befnnnt!
DDS olqcmeine Gltblifum fennt
MIR cine @rios . 8flon3e fir BEN
8ltmmiboum, uro oid) sic nod nitt
iehr lange: nomlif sen 8uopuIe.
Strauh bon Werifo uno Seros. IS
iino eitige Ni1ionen Collars in Ole
4usbertltng OIeies Straufes 9eItedt
moroen, uno Ser 8ltmmi, nclfen er
liefcrt, lit fir oie meiitcn porfont-
member 3pede ourfoIS geniigen0.
Nbcr ais nod better, nenn ordl Dem
ehten Bora = 8ummi nod INNER
nift gang g~leidtommeno, miro &aitt-
idllf pom Strouh erft0rt, nelher Ben
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Nomen Gb~rpiotbam-
nus .@oloitrnuh~, ipegen ieines
Reidtbums on goloigen Bitten, er.
belt uno boIfstbiimIih meiitens
rabbit brlib" genonnt miro. Or ge.
bort 5u Ser groBen JamiIie Der Com.
poIiten.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-09-27

tenc Stnfe bon 6iinncm tuciiien ,3eltd
0og, &oictud)), oos Dor Dem sc
braitt crit gut gclpaid)cn mcr0en
mltB. Wis Sreiie fdnn irQcn0 cine
Vant oienen uno 0edeI nit Stein
ooer ionIttgem 8eruid)t STR @elhue.
ring. 9eOor man cttpos llebund
oorin erlangt bat, iou man eS erIt
mir nit f!einereu 9aien o~er1udcn.
Dan fanst NIT Der Ibcmbmildy an.
9at man bon einem WeIfen nid)t
genug Nfilf fir einen entiprefen0
groBen Safe, 70 f1ugt man nit ser
Nbenomilh an uuo ieet oieIe bis 3lnl
ndditen Morgen bciIeite, fam oie
Wild 9leih in ben @aihfeiiel 81.
hen, rilbrt iie gut bis gum Mbfiib.
len. oedt 81 uno itelt fubl. Moraens
miro Die MorgermiIh bin3ugcQeben
uno gut nit Der AbenomiIb perriibrt,
10 oaB aIlcr Hnbnn, Ger li6 auf Der
lebteren gebiIoet bat gut eorlniid)t
un0 oertbeilt miro. 8enubt man
&obmagen gum @erinnen Der Mild,
10 iollte or am Nbeno uorber in / Gint
lauipormem @oIier ongeiteat Deroen.
Weilten5 obcr miro man 2abcrtract
b%cnuben, oa5 III fait ieoer Apotbefe
NIT Der notbigen InIeitung erb1lt.
lid lit.
Die NiIh miro Damn in oen GciIel
ollf ben Oien 9eiett, ole 2obIoiung
bin3llgetbun un0 gut perriibrt. Mon
erfuGrnlt Ole MtiIt auf SO bis 30
@rao nimmt oonn POM fScucr ul0
id)ncibct NIT einem groben Wlciicr
Die 9aiemtoiie in piercdige @iirfcl,
IobaIo oolitdnoigcS @crinnen Itattoc.
flnoen bot. Die MoIfe ion iaIt ourd,.
iidltig lem, mern ole Gunrfmoiie itd)
aeiett hat. SoDtc iie nod tribe uno
miId)ig iein, 10 beoclttct Dos, OoB ent,
meoer Die Viilh nod nidlt bis gu Dem
gchoriacu @roo crpdrut mar oOer
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-09-27
|M&a>ts= 1tno Sanomtrt6=
|G f&aftft&es.
Stir ole c9ausfrau.
pie ri6tise Bu6ereituns gutter Saueer.

Suppengriln ODER @emiiiereiten aus.
5ufofen uno Die 6ataus entitanoenG
9riibe sur Saiice 5u uermenoen. Be
fanntlif peroen ben &nohen uilo
Sebnen crit our6 mebritiinoiJes
aod]en 2eimitoffe ~ent3ogen; oa MN
elm Sbeil Der %5ugegoiienen 6lililig
felt Ddbren0 oeS &ohcns in 5orn
BON 3ampf entmeidt, lit es notbi9,
ettpas mebr 6liiiiigfeit 3u5ufiigen,
oIs Der 0idlihteit Der Sauce eut-
ipridt.
Yns elmer 8rnnoiauee entitebcn on.
oere.
Aus elmer 0ernrtigen benen 8runo.
ialtce loiien it'd ourd acknowledgment
De 3utbaten Die bartholomew Saucen
heriteuen, mie @eteriilien., Sering-,
Weerrettifl-, &apern-, Srifoiieeiuuce
uip. 9urd 2egiren nit 81 ODER
ourh &in5uiiigen BON einigen gBlof-
fel fiber be5D. Sabne fam man Die
Soucen oerfeinern. Gin Stildden
Butter, Die man fur5 Dor DEM
Inrifter hin3utb1tt, oerbeIiert cbeu-
falls Den @eidmad Der Sauce uno
gibt ibr aud ein beiiere8 a~uSieben.
Die branne 8rnnoianee.
3u elmer brounen @run0iouce be-
reitet mon cine ounfle @inbrenne, 8.
h. ma oerriibrt fSett uno WebI
iiber nift 81 beQem Serer 10 Iange
matchmaker bis cine gleidmdBig
braline Sorbe er5ielt lift; babel lit 5u
beotten, ooB oas WebI nitt 51 oun-
feI ger0itet miro, moourd elm bitterer
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iebung ais .@runoioucen" be3eidnet.
Sfon bel Der Seriteuung elmer fol-
den @run0iauce fino @eiebe 81 be-
odten, Die geuoit befoIgt peroen mil.
fen, nenn iie Ben 4nipriihen ge
niigen ioa. 60 ion oie iogenannte
MebIidWibe oOer @inbrenne bel nidt
gu ~ltarfer Site in einem oidpanoigen
Sopf bereitet peroen, oamit oas
Weebl glei6mGBig gelb ger0itct miro.
@beuio miro Die 5liiili9feit langium
5ugegoiien, 0amit Elm a~llmdbliges
&ufqueOen Ser ei~n8elnen Meblitdub~
den itottfinoet. lin Elm poGiges Iufs
ihlieBen 0eS WebIe5 gu belpirfen,
muB Die Sauce iett 5ebn Minuten
i'm o%ffeneu 2opf foden. Im idmod.
hafteIten lift bie Souce, menn Die bin-
5u5u9ebenoe 6liliiigfeit aus entfet-
teter @riibe beitebt; neil 5leiidbriibe
ober nidt itets our Sano lit, em-
pfieblt es iid, &no6en, Seii6ab-
fdne, Sebnen uno oergleifen mebr
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5ino 3i1nmerpfran3en Suftper6eflerer?

breiteiten Sdidter unie,as Bottles &c.
tuoroen.
Mber Ole Biiieritoit ifritt Dor.
Darts, uno Die fran3ofihen 1oriher
Snuiiure uno 9utrohet betpieien
ourt e~in9ebenoe lluteriudungen, OaB
neben Dem oben beihriebenen Dor.
gauge, Der ben ueientIiden 3heiI
Der grnabrung Der 8fIan3e BARTLETT,
Elm %3tpeiter lid abipielt, Der umre.
febrt perI1uft uno ibre Atbmung be.
oeutet. Souiiure p~eroffentIihte ieirs
@eriuhe 1922 uno 3utrohct 1887.
8eioe itieBen 5uuahit in Der BeIebr.
ten . BeIt ouf ben heftigiteu 8ioer.
ipru6. Der befonnte Gbemiter 2iebig
erfIdrte Die atbmung Der 8fIonjen
run6Deg fir UNDERMINING, 6a man ia
miiie, 6oB Die Bflnn3e umgetebrt Rob.
Ienidure 5erieete uno Saueritoff ob
idei6e; er belt es fir Elm unoing.
ooB beioe gorsdnee in Der 9iIan5e
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-09-27

I'M Die erreger bon 9rono, RoIt unb
6Hlnrlltm ab~jut0oten. Nit elmer So.
Jung oleleS Ytittels nuroe Der 9ooen
belpren9t, umgegraben uno mieoer
beiprengt.
Der @rfOlg mar Der, 6ab auf 0en
oeSintl3lrten Ebeilen Der Ole Sernien.
bllSung ~ousbIieb, pGbreno &obIrabi
olIf nldt bclprengtem Go0en iebr
TART NIT &ernieu belebt mar.
90 I'M Soriabre ser 9artoffelIhorf
3iemlid) itarf aufgetreten mar, be.
itIOB id, oieics Mittel auf bierae.
gen 5u OeriId)en. Ser 8o0en mur0e
nie obcn ongegebcn bebnnoeIt, ole
&artoffeln einige Stunocn in cine
uSpulunloiung eingeIegt umo mad
Dem Srodnen nuf oemleIben 9o0en
oltsgcptIan5t, Der i'm 8oriobre oie
ihorfigcn &artoffcln berpor1ebroft
hattie. Wci Scr grute eraub Iid, 0af
Die aebci5ten &ortoffcln MIR ipuren.
ncIie pom0dorf bcfouen murcu, nab.
reno ungebei5te itarter crtranftei.,
luern aid nidt 10 Itnrf ME i'm Dor.
inbre. rSob0cm BON icIb5t cine Belle.
rung elnactreten mar. bot lid allo
% define iOldle Ourd) oie ll$pulurnbc.
bonolung ergeben.
Ter llripruna Ses 9artuffelId,urfes
lit nod Sunfel.
lleber Die @ntitcbung oes &artof,