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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1918-08-23
MAXIMUM
Preservation Of Fruit With
MINIMUM
Sugar.

The sugar shortage Is one OF the IN.
c< nveniences Of the war. 1t is not q
tragedy. A little consideration and
resourcefulness will quickly help to
lessen the inconvenience.
Housewives who have been accus.
toned to preserving fruits with Quah-
titles Of sugar should not view the
present sugar shortage as a death
knell to their plans for conserving the
fruit surplus. It is important that
these fruits be saved for winter use.
Housewives who have been accus-
toned to preserving fruits with guam
titles of sugar should not view the
present sugar shortage as death
knell to their plans for conserving the
fruit surplus. It is important that
these fruits be saved for winter use.
Sugar is desirable in preserving
fruit, but It is not necessary to ith sue
cess. There are three things which
the housewife should do to help In the
sugar conservation program:
/. Preserve q part Of the fruit by
methods requiring no sugar.
2. Preserve q part of the fruit with
. greatly reduced supply Of sugar.
8. Preserve . part Of tho fruit by
replacing some Of tho sugar ordtnsr.
lily used with other sweetensrs.
When canning without sugar fruits
may be put up by the usual methods,
using for the liquid, water alone in
stead of sirup.
Unsweetened fruit Juice may be
used In place Of sirup.
Unsweetened fruit Juice may be
concentrated to thin sirup and
used in place Of sugar.
Fruit may be canned with one-halt
or one-fourth the usual amount Of su-
gar. The sweetness Of the sirup in
which fruits are canned may be re-
duced.
In making Jams, marmalades and
buffers, reduce tho volume OF fruit
pulp one-third to one-half by boiling,
then measure and add only Qne-half
sugar by weight instead Of tho Gus.
tomary three-fourths.
Other sweeteners may be used In.
stead of sugar.
Honey-If honey is obtainable It
may be used weight for wei-ht to re-
place part or all of the sugar in any
given recipe except in jelly making.
Three-fourths Of cup OF honey
weighs about as much as q cup Of
sugar.
Molasses-Molass may be used an
. substitute for sugar with such strong
favored fruits as plums and cranber-
ries. The flavor of molasses remains
prominent.
Sorghum-All grain sirups are like
molasses, giving q decided flavor to
the product.
Glucose or Corn Sirup-These sirups
may be used to replace three.fourths
Of the sugar by weight in any given
recipe except Jelly making. Three
fourths of a cup of these siFups
weighs e5out as much as a cup OF
sugar. Sugar is IL to 2 times aa
sweet as these sirups.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1918-08-23
NEWS FROM MISS COTHRAN.

The friends of Miss Margaret
Cothran will be glad to know that
she is recovering rapidly from an
operation at Pryor's Hospital. 1t is
hoped she will soon be out and her
usual lively self.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1918-08-23
CANDIDATES
FOR SENATE.

We are authorized to announce
J. HOWARD MOORE, Esq, as a
candidate for the State Senate from
Abbeville County, subject to the
rules of the Democratic primary.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1918-08-23
COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON
Founded 1855.

A college of highest standard,
open to men and to women. An in
tentionally limited enrolment in
sures individual instruction. Four
year courses lead to the Bachelors
Degree. The Pro-Medical course a
special feature. Military training,
established in 1917 under War De-
partment Regulations, is in charge
of u. S. Army Officer. Address,
HARRISON RANDOLPH,
President, Charleston, S. G..
e-16-4t. 1w. ...
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1918-08-23
The Confederate
College
No. 62 Broad Street,
~vsAnv EcTNN c -

No. 81 Broad Street,
CHARLESTON, S. c.
Boarding and Pay School for
Girls.
Begins its session October 2,
1918.
Historic Institution situated
in a healty location.
Advantages of City life, with
large College yard for out
door sports.
A WELL PLANNED COURSE
of studies in a homelike at
A BUSINESS COURSE open
to Seniors, and Elective
courses to Juniors and Sem
iors.
Two Domestic Science courses,
giving practical and theor-
etic knowledge of cooking.
A we'll equipped Library.
For Catalog, and further in
formation, apply to the Coli
" !eSe.' - ; =
S-13-1t. w-Sept. II.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1918-08-23

We are authorized to announce J.
R. MCGEE as candidate for the
House of Representatives from Alb
beville County, subject to the rules
of the Democratic party.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1918-08-23
For County Treasurer.

For County Treasurer.
We hereby announce JAMES
CHALMERS for election Of Treas.
urer of Abbeville County, subject
to the rules of the Democratic ptim.
ary.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1918-08-23
For Judge of Probate.

]. F. MILLER hereby announces
for reelection for the office of Pro-
bate Judge for Abbeville County,
subject to the rules of the Demo-
cratic primary.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1918-08-23
For House of Representatives.

For House of Representatives.
We are authorized to announce
M. ]. ASHLEY as a candidate for
the House of Representatives from
Abbeville County, subject to the
rules of the Democratic primary.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1918-08-23

666 cures Headaches, Biliousness,
Loss of Appetite, foul breath, or
that tired aching feeling due to Ma
laria or Colds.
1t removes the cause.
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7-16-1t. ca. wk. 10 wks.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1918-08-23
For Magistrate.

UE TIdRISIFdCCs
We are authorized to announce
J. V. SMITH as a candidate for the
Office of Magistrate in Long Cane
Township, subjtct to the rules of
the Democratic primary.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1918-08-23
For County Auditor.

For County Auditor.
We are authorized to announce
RICHARD SONDLEY as a candi-
date for auditor of Abbeville Coun-
ty, subject to the rules of the Demo-
cratic primary.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1918-08-23
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WATSON-SHELOR.
WATSON.SHELOR.

The following announcement Will
be of interest to the many friends
of the bride:
Mr.. and Mrs. James Gilbert Evans
announce the marriage of their sister
Miss Benie Watson
to
Mr.. George Warren Shelor
on Wednesday, the twenty-first of
August. nineteen hundred and eigh-
teen
Abbeville, S. c.
At Home
After September the first
Greenville, South Carolina.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-07-17
NEW HERSHEY CREAMERY co. HOME
DESIGNED BY SPECIAL DAIRY EXPERT
Every Modern Facility Which Makes For Best Products
Under Most Sanitary Conditions Has Been
Incorporated in New Plant

The new home of the Hershey Creamery Company
fulhs the last word in design and construction for
the manufacture of products from the dairy. The
building designed by special dairy expert and
in all its details IS modern in every way 1t is of the
most modern freproof construction The building re-
veals in beauty and color scheme the taste for the
really artistic in commercial structures. The build
ing construction zder the supervision of Joseph
w. Pomraning, of Harrisburg
The building is composed of two stories and meas
ures l8O by 81 feet, making it of the largest and
most commodious of its kind in this section 1t is
reinforced concrete and steel with brick facing
trimmed beautifully with white terra Gotta The
n@w home of the Hershey Creamery Company adds
more link to the long chain of modern business
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-07-17

structures of city and speaks we'll for the civic
pride of which Harrisburg has plenty.
Fifty Employees Are Engaged in Harrisburg Alone
Work Interesting in All Details
In Harrisburg alone there engaged in the local
plant 50 people, all of whom are we'll paid and enjoy
the pleasant surroundings of the plant Besides these
there many people outside the city who are en-
ployed by the company. The company operates
number of plants in the country districts where
manufactured the products of over 500 FARMS
I. N. Hershey, of Elizabethtown, Pa, is president
of the Hershey Creamery Company; Eli N. Hershey,
treasurer and general manager, and Jacob N. Her
shey, of Florn, Pa, is member of the company.
The firm is Pennsylvania corporation
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-07-17

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Washington Journal., 1918-05-03
9i.6lanS.

Sails bic Don bHen oufQcIelte &eboupturg, 0of Ser gegcnmGrtige
Grieg oo8 Monordentnm ser GrHtcn8 berauben pir0,. fb as pobr erpei
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Nugen6lid, ga Gar Nitolaus Dem &ubm lo @lu5 iener @erridoft
ben NbiGie6SqruB 81 cntbpten geSm1nGen mar, 6ut cS in Dem reionbafen
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muBe 6ao einebeny OoB er Ser SituaHon ndbt gcpabien mar. Sene
9udfolger, 2enin un0 SrobtD, brodtcl es iGiieBlt5 10 mcit, 0u} 9uB5
lan0 itb bonn Sample 5urud5og umO NIT Den 6Gn6en 6rieben idoB
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poaen 8egrif Der 6reibeit. 81 perteben. Inter Der 3urenberridait mar
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mo tprannHd 6e6an0et bate, gait i6m mad me Dor as Sbcrbaupt
Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES idien ienen eeidmafe nidt l6r 3ru
iaoen. Sit cs, nd Den lebtcn guhriGten 5u urtcleL mogli1, oB Ds
3orcntum mie0cr ieine friibere SteQlng einnebmen miro? SIT eS Scr
NiGe 05 ruiiiden 8ofes, 0uB @}onorbie n0 n6t 0emofratie sic Elm
5Ne 9egier1ngsforn lit Die NuBlono glud(d mo6en fann? &ute bic
monardDifbe Regnrrng BORT 10 tife mo fcr @urefn gefaBt, ooB bic
jungen @ur5eIn Ser Gcmornfe bon ibr erfidt mlu0en? Gins iebt felt:
GuBlano bat bis bente fb nidt bon Dem erien Sdred Der 9epoluion
er6ot; lem Solf mar n6t imfanoe bic @ecgenbet fir Die 0emofrati
ferungsi0ce Serfdn0nis ent9egen5ubrinacn. IS lit mobl ler ulnpabr
fGenlml 0aB f) elm Bar lanqe auf ont ruihen 5bron bebnupten
fonlte. Cine @egenrebolution tonnte bn uber gadt bonn Chrome itir5cn,
Wfan fann no6l Gnnebnen, BOB N1Blun0 fb niht miro ulfroffcn f6nnen
obne SilfeRiung an0erer Notonen. Der 6rie0en8ihluB ser 0uicm
arnge fo9en muB, mog &uBlanO8 @edid betnnen.
Washington Journal., 1918-05-03
@pnos oes 6einSes; saftifen bes 1einaes.

lluter 0ner lcberidrft ihrG6: Die Seen Dort @orIO" al letenOer
StGae: Scr @cribk onB 6o8 6rcbetSone6e &omite in 0m @cfb elmer
gomen5lHe getOmmcn it, meldc Die Namen BON 10000 @mcritdnern
enbGGt, Die fir 0ctidc mo oierreidi6 lngorHhe &riegSouleibeu gGcdA
net bobcn, un0 bob eS qencgt it, 0He 2c 81 Der6henHiden, nuB enen
idmer5tufen Giuor1d berporrufcn. ltno 5u Der meiTcn NuOetung, 0t
Ser Sdrttt, Der mtcrnomnen mer0cn iou, 81 etncn genHien @ro0e 0noon
obbdnqen mer0e, me DeI iec &cute IN &ibertDgon0S ancgen, f0nnch mir
mr bcmufcn, BOB cine iodc @bidt cine iddnOlihc lit. Se0e Oeutide
um0 6icrrei6iidc ScfuitGt, ole in otiem 2an0e oefmut mroe, fonO encn
&Guer, longe che mir in Den &rug ctntraen. Sn ie0cn Sole lporen oicie
Groa8aftionen cbcnio geiebIid ais Die Sransotiouen in @ou6S Ser mct
li6cn @Miurten. Ger Sdub uniereS HebteS, os @eutroIe nit Sen &rcg
fH6rcnDen SIT bun0elL mar teilpche sic llriode, mcspegen mir ihleBIi6
0o8 Sdpert 3ogen. GieQCtdt mag 0o5 INii50cpnrtment e3 |DortcHboft
itn0cn, bic 2Wc Sit pifen ober tic 81 per0fe1tlhcn nit Der Nnoeltmg,
0aB acknowledgements Elm gepifpr idlchter gmf 0omt perbtnoen lit mdre
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gen. &etn &eauftragcr Der &cgnrung meoer III oif3paer Stealng
nod frehpiliq 0ucnen0 - iote Ieibtbtn Die Observation-Disclosures 0aflr uber
nebmen, 10 DUc 2eue 5u bran0murfen, Die DoQtomn1en in ibrem &edte
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begnn 0eS groBGn MeIthegeS 0abon abgeruhn bat, umeriont1be @r
fparnfne in eropGiden &rtgSbon0S an5ulegen, neil cS unlerer Nn=
idt n6 cine unitce @el0anlagc lei rmo neil bic 3it fomnen fonnte
mann unrr egeneS 2an0 aler uuPrer @riparntnc be0urftig iWn fonnte
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9olor, ben mir iporen f0nnen; l0 pGbrcnO mr ndt mfien, Oh Die 0uuf
ben Srieq ms unen0Ide Deriduloet mer0enoen &Gnoer Der alhn @elt I'M
idn9e len mer6en, Die groBe Sdulomlat 5u trogen, mHien mir, Bob
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geocft 5tm0, 0c iidprfe @e0onIage limo, Ole e3 a1f @rOen gRbt 1mo ie
mails 9egebeu bat.
Washington Journal., 1918-05-03
Selfen iuir Oem 9!Dten &rens!

GnnIenoe unwer brnoen Soooen un0 ser Ser Naiprten perOen tag.
lid I'M @eeft pettuln0et. ltniere Mru1ee0r3te TIM ibr Wto9lidfeS, nm
0n 2ei0cnoen in i6ren borten Gddial 81 blin. Dod mas fonntcn 1m=
iGe N%rmceGr3e obne @ilIeiihn9 6s Hoen &reu5eS 5utun0ebringen?
9c 6eidrGntte 3bG ser 6el0Gr8te f6nate unnoqItherpete ale 9erlont
Oecn berHben, inus nidyt sic SdNpeitcrn unO 4cr5te 0e8 Hoten &reuBcs
mn9Glen. 0C @ereiniq1mQ oS Soften Srer5eS lit of sic fnan5eQc Iii
terdHBunQ 1eitens potriohider um0 opfcumaiqer 9Hrger angcpieIen. Sic
bat NpIpitdler erriftet, in oenen SoupaGc unrrer8ropen bcbon0et mcr-
Sen. Ole GdpeIer 0e8 &oten &rcu5c5 oerfebt umrtteIbor binter ser
@eiettSlinie ibren idDpTen u0 GeahrDOQen 0tenlt Sic lpringt bel
mo cS nottt. @ir, Sic mir bier at &nuic obnc Gorge leben rn0 alien
@efa6ren cnmidt fn0, ioQRn ohtrS on iene &el0innCn 0cnfen, Die lmlcren
@rioern m0 S0bnen in ser SLOT hIfrcp bethlehem. 2aien mir eS nc 5n
oaB ous 9ote &reu5 umieren &erpm0eten Die Sife Dcraqen muB, Oa mir
eS bw~nudlGIiQt baben, Bic n0tQen 0clomhtel gum Anfoupn BON ge
OBin uno &erbun08ortifeln 6ei3ufeuern. Soften mir qern nit! Se0er
&eqer miro NIT 9anf angenourucn. ltniere &inocr f6nnten Sen &nDolt
ibrer Sporbiide fHr feinen mur0igcrcn 3pef bergehcn. &enn mir 0oIr
Iorqcr, ooB 0o8 Hote &reu3 tets nit alien Mitteln fpobperGben III, 10
f0nnen mir felt ibcr3eugt ien. 0B mnieren permlnoatcn @oterlan080er
ei0toern 6c bette 6ilfe 5ueil merSen miro.
Washington Journal., 1918-05-03
Glfu6OI ais @aidinenbrennituff.

Ja4leute iinb ii4 nod ni6t re4t
einig barii6er. pietpeit Der geI9dft@
li9 fabriaierte MItobol berufen 1T,
i9lieBli@ einen @rfaB fir Oas Gas
iplin als Seuerungsitoff fir irgenb<
ipelbe Maf9inen nit innerli9er Sers
trennung a~baugeben.
llnldngit tit cine e~inge9enbe I'm
teriudung bieriiber bon gong unparz
teiif9en Sa9perftGnbigen an9elteIlt
porDen.
Man ftellte feit, baB ieOenfalls
cine Mai6ine nit Nltobols 5eueruna
iei9t au betreiben 1T uno babel cine
60bere SiBez&raftleiitung penu
ou9 ni@t Diel b0bere = entmidelt,
als bas @aiolin in gleider @ertpen=
Dung.
@nbererieits ober fanb man, baB
NltobDl ii6 nod INNER M billi=
ger pro pfunb muB eraeusen lalIen
unb fi9 etpas poblfeiler pro 9uort
muB pertaufen Iafien. ais oas So
folin, penn er i'm ganaen einen 10
buusbdlterif9en 8rennitoff in Dol
lars unb Gents biloen folE! reber=
HES tann bic &Glte ben Nltohol in
Der Maf4ine na9teiIio b~eeinfluffen,
iobnB bic Mafdine ni@t in Sang
tommt. 9as Broblem bIei6t ieoenz
falls nod Offen.
Washington Journal., 1918-05-03

Sn 9 # 0 n, mail, Eat LTD
i'm &au95immer bes InioneBoot@
Hubs Der Sffi3isrsanpdrter &obert
Sc. @lart, Sobn zines &ongregatioz
naliftenz @eitli9en, eri9Offen, neil er
Dos er6offte Offi3ierpatent ni6t err
6alten tonnte.
Sn einem 500 rccit er (WiaR9
Sonatorium 1T MarD Young Wbi<
ting i'm Otter BON 101 Sabren ge=
Itorben. Sic mar aus 8riitol, N.
S, gebirtig.
Gin @erfu9. ME man
qloubt, @ouperneur Miqiam .. Ste
pbens BON &alifornien bur6 cine
Itarte Sprengbombe gu tDten, bat
aur 3erit0rung bes amtli9en Mobnz
baufes in Sacramento. g., sefiibrt.
0as gan3e bintere @nbe bes @ebdu=
beg murbe in bic 2uft geblafen. Ser
@ouperneur unb feline Gattin, pie
audi oie OienitbOten f9liefen unb
Iino idmtli9 unDerleBt geblieben.
gGei6 na9 Der @rplofion fu9 man
apei MGnner bon Der StGtte bes Mt@
tentats b%aoonlaufen. Inter einem
@rterfenitsr i'm binteren Seile bes
9ouies mar Elm Sod BON mebreren
SUB Siefe unb minOeitens flint SUB
Sur6meHer in Der grbe 9ebilbet unb
bic sanae bintere WanO mar fortgez
blofen. Ser 2Grm be- grploIion
puroe ii6er oie sanae Stabt se60rt
nnb in ben nG9iten apei Deer bret
StraBengeDierten paren bic Seniter<
f@eiben 3erbrpGen.
Washington Journal., 1918-05-03
anbin,tt Der ldSnsn aHnRs.
Sod Gin MiniIter . Soften fir bic be
s,eruma Der ser. SfautCn aewiini6t.

Ulofl Gin WliniIter . Soften fir bic DE
s,cruma Der scr. Stautcn aeniinidt.
Die na6Ite9enOs Nnregun9 oiirfts
stpor ni6t l1on in Der aIernG4Fen
3utunft our Nusfiibruns gelongen.
I6eint ober ni9t ousIi4tslcs gu letn
uno entIpri4t ia aud elmer @inri9s
tung, wel9e in etli6en nnOeren pifs
tigen 8uIturIGnOern IAon ldngit be-
itebt.
BON Der crit DOR tur5em begriinoes
ten Rational Mulicnl Nlinnce" Diro
parm e~mpToblen. aud Elm regelre9tes
Miniterium fir Ih0ne SiinIte an Der
omeritonii6en 8unbesregierung Sn
i9offen. ben omeritoniIden SinOern
f9on BON friib auf cine muiitaliI9e
G~r3iebung gu geben, tntIpre9enOe
S9ritte aud ieitens oler 2e9islntu>
rem Der @inaelitaaten gu tun, uno
grobe Summer fir 0ffentli9e Muiit
gu perpenOen, i'm Sntereiie Der 9e>
bung Der aagemeinen 8pItstultur.
Oaron tDnnen uno Iolen arb Stabt>
8erpaltun9en regen Mnteil nebmen,
pie es ia man9e in ENLIGHTENMENT
MaBe fdOn ieBt tun.
Qu9 onOere i9Dns &iinite iOaen
6ffentli9 mebr gef0roert perOen; 10
aud bic Malerei, Die I6on cine Ionge
Reibe ameritoniider @ertreter uno
8ertreterinnen aufpeit. aber in err
1ter 9inie gebt bic 8epegun9 ood auI
bic 9ebung unO 8erollgemeinerung Der
Muiit aus. unb es lit bemertens=
inert, baB bic obigen @orI6lGge OeS
neuen 8erbanbes au9 bereits Dom
8unbes : GraiebungstOmmihdr 9r.
g. g. @lorton Mountaineering erbli=
ten 6oben, mas ibneu i4On aIein
aiemli9es @etpi9t Derlei6t.
Die Mmeritaner boben gepiB !dpn
piele beOeutenoe, ia groBe Singer unb
Sdngerinnen berporgebra9t, lpie Die
Norbica, Geraldine 5urror unO Nnna
Safe. gber man eripartet nod nett
mebr uno min bic Mulit in einem
Mtobe bemotratiiieren uno nattos
nalifieren, nie nod ME 5upor
in Mmerifa, piellei9t nu9 in Der
Soffnung, bic geiitige 8erI6mel3ung
bes buntI9i@tigen Bottles gu elmer
ein3isen barmOnii9en Notlon nod
mebr gu bei4leunigen.
Na6e3u Drei Ntilionsn psrionen in
ben Ser. Staten Iino beute nit
Muftma9en ober nit benz unterri9t
in Der Mulit oDer nit Der &rbeit
in mulitaliI9en SnOutrien beIddfe
tigt. Die amerttonii4e Nation glib!
ieoes Sabr runb 700 Miaicnen 9OIe
lars fir Muit aus. 4ber Oas 1T.
!pie man glaubt, Der fonItigen @r0Be
Der Nation nod LANCE ni9t angemel=
fen. Na9 Der 8Oriteuung 0es genonnz
ten @erbanbes iolten i9on fir ieoes
tleine S9ultinb muiitalii9e Snitru=
mente ebenIo nobl getauft peroen,
pie SertbI9er. Die ~groBortigen mo-
bernen Sorti9ritte in Der automatic
19en MuIit tperben ia Ooaauf dners
tannt; aber tie tOnnen bod bic ielbfz
1tdnoig ausiibenbe Muiit ni9t pOll=
fommen erieBen, unb Oieie ioa in Der
son5en NatiOn gepedt perben, in Der
einen ober anoeren Sprm. Die 8e@
rufsmuiiter brau9en oarum bod
BON Dem muittalii9en Sungamerita
Der 3utunft nidt uerordngt gu tper<
ben; ia 1e mOgen oann Elm oantz
boreres publitum, als ibnen je 8upor
bei6ieben par, fir pirtli9 geOiegene
2eiitungen finoen.
90 malt man menigitens Die M0g=
li9teiten aus.
Washington Journal., 1918-05-03
&ariante.

Ou biIt ME cine 8lume
90 farbenrei9 gepuBt.
0o9 beine S9neioerre9nuns,
Die bat mid febr DerbuBt.
Mir lit, als Oh i9 bic 9anOe
Gum 9immel falten iclt',
8etenO, OaB bieien 2urus
Oo9 einmal Der Seufel holt.
Sbr ippttet Der @eibertOpfe.
Meil fali9 iino ibre 3Opfe.
&annf itOls iein, itartes @efdIs9t.
Denn Deine 3Opfe iinb edit.
Washington Journal., 1918-05-03

Srandcn Sic feline Srmfiadlcn?
9as n@aibinston SOnrnal" Srndi
tie gut mRO prOmpt. ullaiOn 2a6el",
Washington Journal., 1918-05-03
Imerifamer in Ser Sdladt. :
anoern Srpnten.

@enn mir bon Sen Sperationett
unlerer eigenen Srl1ppen an Dem
iiioli1en Seile Der fran5olil1et
Sront ipre6en, biirfen mir nidt ben
Srrtlm begeben uno iie nit ben gro-
Ben S1ladten in Der YifarOie uno
l.: 5lanoern 5u Oer9lei6en. Dies gu
trn, miiroe Die SoIge ba6eL oaB
pir ole Berfpeftioe perl0ren uno
einen gang fali6en @inoritd BON ben
gegenlp6rtigen Sperationen unlerer
Sri1ppen an Der @eitfront gem1n-
men. Die in Den lebten 3agen 6erid-
teten9lftionen miirben natiirli6 unbe.
Oeuteno eri6einen penn mir lie NIT
ben eroBen S6la6ten i'm Noroen
pereli6en, aber lie maren bodit M
tereiiant fir uns, Oa lie Die Anf1nge
nellen Nationalarmee 8eig-
ten, uno iie maren fir uns au6 cine
8efrieoigung, oa ie uns einen mei-
tcrell &emeis fir Die Siihtigfeit I'M
ierer Sffi5iere uno Sen Mut Der IT,
nelI u~nteritelten &eute lieferter,
The Holbrook news., 1918-09-06
SNOWFLAKE CELE- BRATES ENTRY
 OF RAILROAD

The Apache railroad was built into Snowflake Tuesday after noon and the citizens of that town held big celebration in the evening appreciative of the event. Speeches were made by Jos. w. Smith. J. H. Miller. and others. The railroad company was represented by J. F. Far well. chief engineer in charge of construction of the road.
 The completion of this road as far south as Snowflake has been made in record time. The scar city of laborers and material, due to the war. has made the task of constructing the road a gigantic one; that this task has been successfully performed is a splendid tribute to the efficiency of the men in charge of the work.
 The entry of the new road in- to Snowflake is an event we'll worthy of the celebration that occurred there Tuesday night. It means greatly increased ship ping facilities for the town and surrounding country, and the people showed their joy in a fitt- ing manner.
The Holbrook news., 1918-09-06
Oatnnan Mining Man Here

Harry LeClair. the well known Oatman mining man, is here having another look over the oil field. This is his second trip and judging from his actions will not be his last. He is in- terested with George Burt and others in a large acreage of the choicest land on the structure. This ground was located early in the present movement and today would bring a large price. Eeven at the present state of de- velopment.
 MT. Burt is in California wind ing up some of his mining affairs before returning to Holbrook to devote further attention to his oil property. His return may be expected very soon.
The Holbrook news., 1918-09-06
Primary Election
 Next Tuesday

Tuesday next the primary el- ection will be held in Arizona. This election is principally of in- terest to the various state and county candidates who are seek ing nomination, although it is expected that the people general ly will go to the polls and assist in nominating the candidates they favor.
 There are several contests in the democratic party in tbe county for offices. Three men are seeking to be nominated fol assessor. two for sheriff, two for county attorney and three for supervisor.
 In the state the greatest in. terest is centered in the contest for the democratic nomination for governor. There are three men in this race and itis difficult at this time to pick the winner.
 The republicans will nominate Thos. E. Campbell for governor he having no opponent for the nomination.