davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-03-16
2tuiirtc crboItcn tUci'
tere tzS 21Iillicmen.

gSaibinaton, ,. Is. - 9os Bum.
oessShatantt bat ioIgenoe neue
GreOite bemiaigt: $tS,000,000 iir
Sic : &icbeho-SIouafeu, $40,000,00
iiir @elgen, $100,000,000 iiir
6ronfreib lmO S20,000,000 fiir
&talien, moourh Oie Greoite oil ole
Auiirte bis lest olf SS,S4t,65 900
augcmodicn iin0, mopou S4t0,939,.
GOO spar perfjjQbar. aber nod uitt
ouagejablt porocu iin0. Gli 2luiirtc
iin0 iebt SduIoner Der &cr. Stua.
ten
Die Greoite an oie lidcho.SIo.
pofeu belouieu lih iett oui $50.
100000, mQbren0 9clgjen bon oeu
Der. Staoten $336,t45.000, 6ronf.
reid $2,517477000 un6 Stolien
ISL 100000 crbolten bobcn.
Die 5ufiinftigen Gre0ite an Sic
9lqiirteu uerOcu oui $1tJ8,O00,-
600 bei6rdnft mcroen miiiieu. neil
Dies Ser Jieii Ser pom GohgreB 5rl
6ieienr 3lued belpiGjqtcIl 10 0liQinr.
sen Dollars it, mie 0as Sdoeaut
befonntgab, 0a Ser GcngreB ser Gm.
piebIltng oeS Shatomt5 niht eltt.
iprod)eu bat, i6m @rlaubujB 3u err
tbeiIen, oen nod berbIeibenben gieit.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-03-16

betrag ser fir Gre6it3mede benil.
ligten Sumuc 3u Irieoens-Gre0iten
an sic NQiirtru }ncds 6jnoucjruna
non Grporteu aus oiciem @anoc ju
Dcrmeuoen. Bis 3um 6rieocn@idItt6
fam Ger nod oeriiiqbore 8eit iltr
iraen0einen Aricq5 med ouagcljeben
nerosn, 0oh Son Damn al oiirieu
on0ertAoIb Sabre lang ben 2(aiirten
uur ioIhc Gre0ite qenohrt meroen.
pelhc iie 3u GrDerbunq nnerlcori.
iheu GiQentbluus in europa oOer
ionitluo mo sum 2lnfoui pou 8ei.
sen. 0eiieu Erci5 non Der dmericani,
iden RcQierung garontitt it, be.
n0thiqen
Iie &ioui0atious-Gomuliiiion 0es
Observation-Disclosures, bic iih qegen.
m0rtig in europa ouihoIt, miro, mic
man ermortct, iebr bolo ii6er ocl
0erth 0cs ga6unoterials. Der Ut
NEE Observation-Disclosures mo
ocs ionitj1en Ginenthums berhtcr,
6os Sic Gcr. 2tooteu il guropa 3i
Dcrfauicn hobcn rcroGn Gieier
0cridlt uir6 00ul c.ros %jt)t oui
ocn llm'ong Ser Trie0eus Grcoitc
ncrier Die ron 6icien 2on0 crDor,
tct ner0cn 5ronfreih mo @el9en
mcrocn am meiitm l@elo bergen fir
iolfe 3ncfe, neil 5eitinlmt }u er.
wartn 1T, 6oB tie 0en grobtcn |hejI
0es Qohnmoterials Der 2naerh1nier
mnO iouItiqer @cqen'tIroe erDer5en
mcr0eu bic bic Tcr. >taaten III bcr
faufen hoben.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-03-16

rer 9lcnoerungem sic geiammten
GcrlnIte ser omericouiiden Sruppen
i'm 5clOc ouf 240.t97 Moun, @e-
fancnc, @crmuuocte, GermiBtc uno
@ciaugcne cin9eihIoiicn
@ic oic 0oipitaaiiten selgen, be.
fnnocu iid am 30. fSeb. nod 81 ,23t
frnnfc un0 pernnn0ete omericaniihc
5olOQten icnicits Oes Gceans.
Die 3ah Der omerconiiden
Cruppcn Die tbotlodlih al oen
a3upicn Qe9en Sen 5cino tbcilae.
nommcu bobcn, belolit lid ouf t..
$4,000 0}onn; 0noou lporcu T..
100000 Qiann Dipilion5.Sruppen
nebit ocn oa'u acborenoeu GriaB.
3rlppcn; 100000 D}nnu moren
Corps II. 9lrmce lruppen unb 80.
900 U}ann Gerfcbra. H. tedniid1e
8ruppen Grains mo ionitigc be.
IouOcrc Hcrbdn0c.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-03-16

s5n Camp @rout gu Rofioro,
9Q, lit eiue orgoniiirte 8rabiderei
olifoe6edt moroeu, Die sur 9|erboi
tmq Oon 9 %erionen, Sulooten.
Gipiliiten uno D}jtgleoern oon De,
iddits'irmcn geiilbrt bot, nie be.
bor0ljdlerieits mltgctbelIt miro IS
ioa icngeitpQt noroen iein. haB in
nerhalb oer Ictteu 1 0lonatc Cor
rit6e 0cs 8rouiontamts plaumdBiq
aeitohlcn mo perfoult mur0cn
- g3cgen ongeblid] ungcrcdticr'
tiQtcr Qerbaituuq mehrerer ibrer
Gomcrabcn fon cs 3rpiihen onerI'
cnniid)cn Solhateu II. Seejcrieu 81
ejucr aclcret nit @onooncr 8oIi}i'
item, mobci mchrcre ocr Hmcricancr
idlimm }u9eridtct piIrocn
Iurfl oic 0er50geritng i6rc5
6einttrons ports cybittert, inicenlr'
ten cana6iide lrupqcn i'm 6cIolager
IN Rhnl. @ales, eiucn arnroa, Der
III admpicn nit britiideH IrurrcH
fii6rte, BET 0eneu : Qerion3n 1eto0tci
un6 , 0erleut mpuonl
Zarh 5ruUiJn einca Sos
tnii5 AM Dem iu5an le0ro, GaI, i'm
9ou 6caricucn 6rodtid''it :@eii
Gooanal" uur0c Elm Diauu aci00te;
mo 2I onocre nuroeu perfect.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-03-16
2lmserieaniTcbe perIMIte.

@ai5iustOu, ,. Is. - Die foIeen.
0en Gerlllte Ser americaniiheu
Sruppen in 6raufreid (uor 9lbidluB
0e2 @aifeHitiIlitanoS) iiu0 IN Ser
3eit pom ). bis 5um II. Ntdr5 incl
betanntgegeben nor0en:
SIN Seer - SIN 2ompi geiaaen,
81; an Germlnouugen gcitorben,
go; 0urh llnfou ooer aus iouitiger
llriade, IS; ourdl 6Iug5eugunfaue,
3; an 8ronfbeiten. Az; leiht per.
mnoet, 724; peruluoet, umbcfannt
pie ihper, 74t; idmer oerpuuOet,
100; uermiBt, is.
lSm 03urinccorp@ - Sm &f
geiauen. 30; on &erDunOlm0cn ae-
itorben, %; burh llniaa ooer aus
ionitiger llriohe, ,; an 8rantbeiteu.
t6; lrjdt perluu0et, 4; ifper per
nunOet 4 berluiBt, 3
@cinmmtuerlnIte 24O,t97 @nnn.
9&ie General Nlarh, General.
itob$hef Der omericoniiheu armee
betanrtgob, belouieu iih, nod ben
rcniorteu 2iiten Der cinSeInen Dioi-
iionen (norbebnltlih ettpoiger fletue.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-03-16

Rah Den 6ortithrittcn, Oie bis
lest in Ser 2(bfoiilmg ocS Gntpurfs
fiir Ben 6rieoeu3 &ertro9 Qcmnd,t
lporoen iinO, fdcint iider, 0aB Der
ielbe bis 5um 20. D}dr3 icrtiggeiteut
icin fam.
Der porldufiqe 9Ion Der 9lGiirten
iii, Die 9eooImodtigten ser 7eut.
idlen gIeid no6 Dem 20. 0PQri,
pobriheinLih pom p. bis .. N3dr3,
nah 8eriailIes 3u beruien. Qort ion
ihnen Der @ntnuri oes @orfrieocfIs,
idlIuiies noraeleat meroen. 8enn lie
uidt 9olmaht bobelr 0ieIen iofort
I'll lmter3eifnen, miro ibuen ;Sriit
qcgeben peroen, sur @erathuno nit
ihrer 93e9ierung nof 9eutid,lono
'uriid5ufebren, um Damn sur llnter.
'cidnung wie0er nuf gerioiQe5 3u
fnnmen.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-03-16
Sampic nod i'm @nnse.

SunoDu. - Dit GROCER @rbitte-
rlmg sefii6rte Sample oauern in
Berlin nod an, pie unoatirte Be
ri6te 6eiagen, oie aus Der oeuti6elt
8auptitaot in Copenhagen eintrafeu
uno bon Ser uGr6ange Telegraph
60" iibernlittelt mur0eu.
8ie 9lugeu5eugen Der 9dmpie ser
Iesten Gage iagen. fanpien iopobI
Die Sportaciiten, pie auh bic 6e-
gierungStruppeu nie niloe 9eltien.
1yrouen, beiogen sic geridte. na6-
men oil 6en Gireueltbaten nit Ser
gleifeu 8utb tpie 0ie 0tdnner ibeiI.
Der ourh 9lijnOerln9en oGein
in Berlin ongeridtete ShaOen miro,
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-03-16

gat Der propiioriiden iriihen 9fepu'
6lif sur5rie0ensconferenj, peroiient-
Iidte grfIQrlmg
,N}einer 2luiidt uah", erfldrte
ser iriihe IeIeqot, nmir0 es fcInen
86lferbino geben ouf feinen Sal
MIRO e5 6ricoen in europa acben.
Oenn SrFan0 miro t0mpien, mO Die
@elt meiB, ooB SrIono fdmpien
fam"
n@ir 9lalben, 6aB mir in 9lme.
RIGA iturf genua iiu0, Inn 9rdiioent
g8iIion 3lt 3minaen Die in ieineR
1Srie0eusplanc uieOergeIegten Qrin.
cipien 6e3iiqljd Oes 5aIbitbeitim.
munqsrehts Ser ]}otionen in Die
lhot umr,ieBen. g8ir ba6en lanae
Qenuq nit ibm pIaoirt uno boilif
nit Inn qeiprohcn. Sebt lit Die 3eit
gum 6anoelu gcfommen"
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-03-16
2llts3abltit0 >cs ,2sUnms"
0m SclHaten perSS0ert.

8aibingtpn, 2. 6. - Die gIus.
5obIuug 0e5 pom Ieeten GongreB be.
milligteu r8oms" pon $50 an ent-
Ioiiene SoI0uteu ner50gert lid, ga
uiele SoIooten ben uorqeihriebenen
9eitininuunacn riht uad,fommcn
ggie 9conte oes 3obImeiiter. .9Ibtbei-
lung oe2 &ricg9amtS mittbeiIen, ia.
ben 5uuienoc pom tSolonten be
qlaubigte Abihriften" ibrer GutIai-
itngSpopicre eingeididt, umo nuB
0aber 0ie 9lus5abhmq uerihoben
nerOen, bis Die original 9apierc
eingeididt iino. 25n 6dQen no oieie
perloren gegnnAen iiuo, muB sic
Original @ntlaiiiu9@or0er eiagc,
id)idt mer0en.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-03-16

Ills Cpicr cine Sicilioner-
ich0c murocn Int cjucm Acitourant
in Cetroit , &eriouau njcoergeitci
fen, pon 0cnen , toOtljh 0crlebt Dltr'
oen. 5ed3 Uicnihcnle5cn ha1cn
oeie 2itaIieucrich0cu 0ort im Iestcn
Qlonot gefor0ert.
Bier Berioneu uur0en aeto0.
tet uno uielc au0ere Uerlctt bel e.
nen g2irbeliturm Der I'M iij0lid1cn
2uo6ana 9roBe Qcrbeerimgen an.
rjttete PIN idlimuiicu nuroa oic
Staot Gufaula aeimqeiutt Ter
5ahiGooen miro oui $500, 600 ge-
iddet
Gin 4}1dter pur6e Qet0otet bel
cHcu Eeuer, meldps elm 7n0diqes
2agerhaua Der Fjrmo Horr.s & 60
in oeu .5tod goros IN &hitaao nil
eincu 5taocn Don 100000 5tr.
itorte.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-03-16
Dcbs suaneert in's 3mcbts
bans.

8aibingtOu, Z. s. - 0os Bun.
6esobergeriht bat oa8 pom 8unoes'
gtitricts9eriht in GleoelnnO, Gbio.
ilber Oeu 5ocioliiieniiIhrcr mo
mcbruoliacn ioclollltilden @raii.
oentihaitScunoiOaten GuQene T.
Ie6s Dou @erre Snute, ,5no., megeu
anaeblider gerIebuna 0es Spionage'
Qeiebcs, ourd cine por ejner 5ocin-
liitensGonpentiou in Gantou Ohio,
inn leBteu CONNER geboltene Jieoe,
pcrhdugte uno ouf 10 Sabre 3udt.
hans lauten6e 5traiurtbeil beitd.
tlgt.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-03-16
Gin 2sppsu Scs papFtcs.

9Snris. - @te III Grfabrung
gebrad,t luurOe, bat EapIt Sene-
Dict cinen 9lppea an bic @rOf-
mGdte gcridtet, in bsm cr Oic
orinsenOe gsutbmenbiafeit zines
Idjlennigcn 5riebeusi6IniieS nit
9entidllano Snrlegt.
@ie Uerlantct, tbeilt Der
BapIt NIT, Der &aticnn lei i'm
Belts 5nuerlaiiigcr 9Iadrihtcn,
uad) melhcn Die Sage in
9entid)lanb, iOcial mnO luirtE-
Tdlaftlidb icbr eruit lit. Ter
8Ontifer befirdDtet cine 10 raidle
Slusbreitnng Ocs &olidlemiS
mns, baf es snr Grridtuua ei=
mes golidJemifi- Stantes font
mcu f0nne, Der iidl init Scm
bplidleluiit;iden 9inflanS aaii.
rem Oiirfte.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-03-16
Sralualle an pielen Erten, HepOlt
in 6ambnr9.
9Ine @adlridlten nntef Geninr.

- 25n 2Sopan nuroen in ocn glo.
nnten October. 1oDember un0 De
cember 100000 SnfIuen}a.G0ue
cer3eldnet ieoer :. Gumobner 0es
SanOes mur0e Don ser Seudle beinls
len, ouf Die in oen gen. , 0lonaten
so 8rocent auer IooeSi1ue cntiies
len.
- Gje groBa Central SodihuIe
ulto cine GIernentarid]ule I'm Gait
cSruno SORTS. u 2. murocu 6urd
eineu rodtIifcu Gron0 total ciugc.
ai1srt 8erlut 100000.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-03-16
@ciammtuerlnite 24O,197 Mann
100000 GSmIeribirte miiis
len i'm HrmseHisnIt
bIeibet.

@aibinatuu, ,. 6. - 9as
SriegSnmt 6enbIdDtigt, rtpn
100000 WInnn, Die mripriing'
lid bird GOnicriptiOn II. &er'
iebungen ans ben Nntionalgnr.
Ocn fir Den NIriueeSieuIt ge-
mOnncn iunrocu, fir bic 0Or.
lGnfiae MilitGroraaniIatiOn Der
Nation Snriifinbebalteu. Dies
muroe beitimmt Dum StGbSa
dlef General NlnrdD nit Der
luriteren 9emerfung Sak Die
9lrmec onnter fcinen ltmit1n'
Den nnter 509,909 Wlann her.
nntergeiett luirO, bis irsenb ein
@eIet erlaiien 1T, bus bic itGn.
Oi0e 3rdiensltGrfe Der Slrmee
feitiebt". Gr iaate:
ygGc militGriidDeu grublems,
Sencn mir aegeniIberitelen,
mnrocn iOrgfGltia erluossn nub
bic 9abl Der bsn0tbiatsn @laun.
TdDnftrn Sauddl feitseitsllt. Bir
f5nuen nidDt obne bieIe GAIL -
509,909 Wann nnSfum'
men, nuS 6ieieIben usrben Oa.
her i'm 1icnit gebaltcn."
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-03-16
NnS 9tnti6lauO.

GrbittertC Sample in Der 3eihS.
bauptitabt nod i'm @nnge. - 9lnf
beiOen 5citen miro nit beitiali-
idDer @uth 9efGmpft. - Tranen
iteben Den Wanncrn in &eriibnna
non @rencltbaten nidlt mad. -
Sramalle aH 5aBlreideu Srten.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-03-16
Die 5rl1imScr SrObem.

@aris. 8enn sic iriite 5roge
niht psu Ser t5ricacnScorierems see-
regrIt Miro. 10 }heroeu 6reunoe S5r.
LAMBS 0ie 8atiiicirnn9 op5 8oIfer.
bun0e5 I'M americaniihen GongreB
perbinocru", lnutct cine non Sean
0'GcnIlui9b (So5n 0'ae1p), 2ele.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-03-16
almericaniItbe ScrSeruit.
gen dn Sic 21litfels
tndebte.

@nibtngtOn, .. 6. - Bie 6as
Stodt56eportement befannt an6, limb
ron omericonjihen 9lirqern un6
l5cidlditsiirmcn 6oroerungen gcaen
Ieutidlono uuo Ceiterreih i'm Sc.
iammtbetrnge pou $75O,O00,00O I'M
,Staats6epartemeat eingcreidlt NOR.
ncn. @eitcre 9lniprilte limo III oe.
ip0rtigen
9ie Auipriidc, Uiele tauien6e an
Der 3ahI, iino in 3nei Gloiien qe.
taciIt, uno 5nar: ioidle, Die iih aus
Der Gouhboot-Arlegs gsfilbrlina erao.
ten. unO ioIhe, Die auf 9lctuunq
onScrer 55anoiimqen Ser NlitteInddl.
tc fommen. Ios ootsoeportelnent
6dt mehrere Dlonate lang Elm qroBes
EtrionaI bel Der 3uiammeniteaunq
amerlCputider 9erIuite beid1itigt.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-03-16

ben 9eritten 5ltiolge, oui 30 0tilio.
nen Q|art geld)dBt.
3abl Scr Cpfer ser Sample in Ser
lin ami 1000 geifGtt.
9unoOn. - Bod tauier0 Qerio.
men plroen in ocu lebtp0higeu
aonpien in Berlin geto0tet o0er
pcrmunoet, noh elmer oom @oIfP,-
Ihen Bureau, Der 6auptnod)ridten.
ngentrr in GeutihIono gemohten
Shotung.
Srnlualle an Dislen Grten, 9euOlte
in 6am6nre.
gOnoOu. - 1Sm 8efoiqe oe5 ron
oen Spartaciiten inougurirten 8ene-
ralitreifs hu5en AT perid)ieoenen
Grten ouBerbolb 9erlin's aramole
itattgeiun0en. 25n 6ambnr9 lit cine
.SportacuS s9}eoolte ousqe6rod1en
9Iae 9adlridten nnter Geninr.
Bern. qlae liadJrihtau per
lelearopb iomobI wjc bel goit I'M.
teritehen Jest ei1rr itritten Gcniitr,
10 0aB cs lnmoalih III, unaciarbte
8erid]te aui 0ieiem @ege ju crIan.
gen.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-03-16
9ie TrieOemS=
cOnferen5.

Gntiunrf fir ben SrieOenspsrtrag
nnhcsn fertig. Sol Md OOr
GnSe 9tGrs 9entidlanO inter-
breitet meroen. 2entidllnnO
sur Mndtluiigfcit bsrabseiuiir.
oigt. - 8apit Benedict appelIirt
an Die grofmGdlte nm SeId)len-
nisung OeS 6rieSensidJlniies. -
Siebt OrObsnbc @efabr 6es SOl-
IAciuismMs.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-03-16

Ttue translation tlsI with the Postmaster at
Milwaukee, March 10 1919 as required b. the
ACT of Octoberg 1ptr
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-03-16

Mebr nls 5000 Qloidiniiteu
uuo Weritor6citcr puroeu IN Sall
zrorcisco, Gol. ausaeipcrrt ipell
lie iih acmejocrt botte'L SamStos'
J2ohmiitags 81 uroelteL-
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-03-16

True translation filed withth pos.nssss, at
Milwaukee, Mar. 10. 1919 a, required by
he act Of Octnhar M
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-03-16

Trns translation filed vita thspostnAsIsT At
Milwaukee, Mar. IS 1919 as required sr
the act of Octnnar 4 llir
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-03-16
9Irbeit nahc3n puQcnbet.

2DnoOn. - Der britiid)e Wtiniiter.
prdiioent &lopo 8eorge uno Der bri'
tide StaatSiecretGr Oes 4euBerIt
4alfour ba6en, pie sic 2onOOner
,GDenina 9teps" 6eri6tet, ibren
2lntscouegen in 2onOon mitgetbeilt.
O;e 6rieOensIGonferen5 babe ibre
9Irbeit beinabe a6gei6loiien; ser
Gntwurf fiir oen 6rieoens-&ertra9
Il. iogut pie iertiggeIteut lulo fonne
nod I'M 2oufe oe5 0tonat$ 0tar5 un-
tcr5ei9net tperoen.
9raItiidle SeOinsnnsen.
3aris. Bie pom oberIten
Gricgsratb Der 2tGiirten porl0u-
ia beI6IoiIen ieben Die 9eoin-
qungen oeS 5rieoensOertraga Die
1erabieeung oe5 Geutidlano &C.
ltutteten itebenoen 0eereS aui 100,.
900 0iann NIT 1000 Cfiicieren Dor,
cine geringerc Irltppenmadt, ais
Die S6ipei} inter 8oiien bat; Die.
les Seer lit fiir oie n0hIten sDolf
Sabre aus 6reipiaigen 5u recruit.
rem. g8eitere 9eitimmungen 6egren-
zen Die Ofengen pon Mufien un0
N}unitiou, 6ie oieie 100000 9D}ann
baben oiirfen; mas oaruber biuaits.
ac6t, lit ab3uIieferu ober 8u 5erItos
rcn. Die oelttihen 6eitungen i'm
N6eingebiet limo 3u ihleifeu. Der
GroBe @eneroIItab lit ob3uihaifen.
Die Stdrfe Der 0cuti6en 6lotten,
ntaml6often ion ouf 10000 be.
Itbrdnft mer6en.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-03-16

- Ghitaac hat Jest 3 0ijaiouen
EiunobHcr, Dem ueucu 9orcb5ut
sa'alge.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-03-16

True translation LED with the postmaster at
Mi Saukee, March. 10 1919 a, required by
tue act OF October &. 1gt5.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-03-16

True ON filsd with the Postmas-
ter at M E. Mar. IS. 1913. as required
by the tober 8, 1917.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-03-16

True translation filed with the Postm aster
at Milwaukee. Mar. 10. 1919, as required
bv the act of October g. 1917
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-03-16
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Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-03-16

True transition He'd With the postmaster sA
hhuaukes, Mar. 10 1918. - required By
the act OF October 6, 1917
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1919-06-26
WHY MORE HONEY IS NEEDED
Not Much Of Crop Goes to Family
Table, ~ Il 10 Consumed In Va
rlous Bakery Products.

prepared by the United States Depart
ment Of Agrioulture.)
Honey produced In the United States,
IL divided. would be less than three
pounds person-about 3 per cent of
the sugar consumed annually by the
average Individual.
Not much of the crop goes to the
family table. It Is consumed In bakery
products or used In drug compounds.
The demand for honey can be easily
and tremendously increased. The war
proved that.
The demand for honey Is not con-
slant, because the supply is not con-
stant. Few sirups are as satisfactory
or as palatable as honey. A little ad-
vertising will sell It.
Experiences during the period Of
sugar shortage prove that honey pro-
ductlon may be vastly increased with.
out fear Of overproductlon. There was
not enough honey then to supply n
fractional part Of the demand. and II
the efforts of beekeepers at that time
had suddenly increased the crop to
many times its usual volume there still
would not have been enough honey to
supply the demand.
But beekeeplng In complex busi-
ness. The United States department
of agriculture, while it believes In in
creasing the honey supply, thinks that
the Increase should result mainly from
better methods on the part of the
100000 people who now own bees
rather than by n large increase In the
number of beekeepers.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1919-06-26
COMMUNITY MARKET IS LINK
Other Benefits Derived Than Allowing
Producer to Dispose Of
Surplus Stock.

prepared by the United States Depart.
ment OF Agriculture.)
There are benefits to be derived
from community markets other than
allowing the nearby producer to dis
pose of his surplus products at a
profit. and the consumer to obtain the
family's food supplies in a fresher
state and at lower price than they
can be purchased from the retailer
The direct contact with producers
gives the buyers at community mar
kets direct and tangible interest In
the country. The market is l,nk be-
tween urban and rural life. The city
buyers soon become acquainted with
the farmer-salesman learning little by
little details about his farm. family
and life in the country.
The farmer on the other hand learns
more about city people and can do
much to encourage friendly relations
by Offering specially choice fruit and
vegetables to regular customers.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1919-06-26
46zlfRan4|ERsSA44B

Every job better than the last ONE
that Is good farming.
Chestnut makes good posts II cut
when the timber Is green, and then
well cured.
Set a bottomless and topless barrel
over a clunp of rhubarb and have
some early pies.
Although soy beans will grow on
the poorer soils they respond to good
soil conditions.
The garden Is usually well drained
but II It Is not laying q few lines Of
tile Will frequently pay we'll.
Every blade Of grass Is O study. and
to produce two where there was but
one Is both a profit and a pleasure.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1919-06-26
FEEDING NEEDED BY CHICKS
Nothing Should Be Given Until Little
Fellows Are From "a to 80
Hours Old.

(Prepared by the United States Depart
ment Of Agriculture)
Young chicks should not be fed for
from "a to 30 hours after Matching and
VIII not suffer II given no feed until
the third day. The yoik Of the egg
which is absorbed by the chick fur.
nishes all the nQurishment required
during this time. 1t is this provision
OF nature for the first sustenance Of
the chick that makes 1t possible to
ship newly hatched chicks consider
able distances.
At the start II is advisable to feed
five times day, dividing the day into
equal periods and alternating a mash
or soft feed such as johnnycake with a
hard grain or scratch feed.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1919-06-26

prepared by the United States Depart
ment Of Agriculture)
Bobby Brown. with an apple-ple ap-
petite and empty pockets, Is no more
disconsolate than are the hens when
they are hungry. Hen hunger means
discomfort not only to the flock but
also to consumers with healthy llkfngs
for eggs. Hens raise the mo Food,
No Egg" sign whenever their owners
neglect to, provide them with ample
nourishment; the fowl. furthermore,
are steadfast In their decision to
abandon production until their crav-
Ing for food Is appeased.
Hen hunger may result not only
from lack Of food but also from use
Of ratlons Of unbalanced composition.
or from feeding mixtures deficient In
lime. grlt. oyster shell, or other ele-
ments highly essential to flock we'll
being. The successful poultryman Is
the one who heeds the danger signals
when hens get "off feed" or egg pro-
duction declines. 1t is up to him to
cater to the disposition and desire of
the fowl as emergencies arise.
Fortunately farm fowl are lovers Of
both grain and meat foods. The birds
circulate about the range during the
daytime, rounding up grasshoppers
end insects with such trimmings as
clover, vegetable tops, grasses, weeds
and other green stun. Then ut night
they return to their quarters. where
they are served with allowances of
whole or cracked grain. such as corn.
wheat. oats, barley, kafir corn, buck
wheat, and rye, although the latter
grain Is not rellshed particularly by
the fowl. Discrimination must also
be used in feeding corn. as where this
material Is used alone continuously the
fowls are apt to accumulate excessive
weight.
They Fight for Mash.
Hens go after n mash In the same
way that small boys tackle plum pud-
ding at Christmas. Usually ground
feeds, such as corn meal, corn chop,
corn and cob meal, wheat bran. mid
dlings, shorts. ground oats, cotton
seed meal, linseed meal. gluten meal
and alfalfa meal, are used in the mash,
with the addition Of some such AMI
NAL protein as beef or meat scraps,
fish meal or scrap, and milk. Where
the hens have access to table scraps
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1919-06-26

before the war. One million men went
from the farms into military and naval
service. Some Of these men will not
return to the land. This is neither
unusual nor unexpected. Many thou.
sands Of young men left the farms dur
Ing peace times for industry, the pro-
fcssions. and work In the cities. But
the large majority Of soldiers who
came from the farms and who are CIV
en- any reasonable opportunity are
again taking up farm work.