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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-09-12

notable increase in American bottoms
together with ocean carrying facili-
ties offered by neutral nations and
the vessels OF Britain and France,
should provide fleet of sufficient ca
pacity to carry to foreign markets the
surplus grain of this years harvest
and the manufactured products Of
fered for export.
The most pressing demand for mer-
chant ships just now is to take care
of the grain cargoes that Americans
desire to SEND abroad. The farmers
OF the north and west must find mar
kets for their wheat. Southern plant
ers need an immediate outlet for their
cotton. England. France and other
foreign nations await the wheat with
eager hope. Unfortunately, wheat is
conditional contraband of war and tho
allies protest its shipment to Rotter-
dam, although Holland lis crying for
breadstuffs. The allies assert that
Germany would go to the length OF
seizing il If wheat in large quantities
were sent to the Netherlands.
The immediate prospect for the cot
ton planter Is by no means rosy, al
though England will take what cot
ton its limited mill operations can care
for. Cotton is not contraband Of any
degree and could be sent to Germany
by way OF Rotterdam. but there is no
demand for 1T in Germanz, where
practically all the mills are closed.
Foodstuffs are what the warning
nations demand first of an. This
country has an abundance Of grain
and 1t also has cattle and NEXT for
export. Chicago's packing industry
viii reap profits from foreign trade
az soon as enough vessels are on hand
To carry its products. When the
feeding of Europe is attended to there
will be all the other demands Of trade
arising from the practical cessation
Of productive work in Europe.-Chi-
cago News.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-09-12

BY timely attention TO such various
little details much can be done to
serve the convenience Of Roundup
visitors and to enhance the towns
ennd name.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-09-12

ON SALE IN OTHER CITIES.
Imperial Hotel News stand, Portland.
Oregon
bowman News Co. Portland, Oregon
on FILE AT
Chicago Bureau. so Security B1ildIng-
Washington. u. c., Bureau, S9l, Four
teenth street \. W.
The evening world., 1914-01-22
LEGAL NOTICES.

NEW YORK SUPREME COUEr, COUNTY or
Nm YORK. mtAtyGnAk J; MAJ kAE.
- CiIANIE. daends1t, Summons.
To the Aiots namsd defendant:
You are h1eby summoned u snsvr- tie con.
plant 10 this action aud To ssrs . copy u your
apsxsr on the Plaintiffs attorney within twsaty
days after the service OF ths surnmpss. exclusive a
the day o. service, snd ~ e.se o. >our failure to
you by default for the relief demanded In hs
con islpt.
henry W SIMrsoN, t1sintlf's Attorney, =.
sy. Manhattan Borough. Ns~ Y1s City. Mes
TO Florida Citrn EIchanss;
Tl,s foregoing summOas 10 esrsd uIse- yes. b.
G.is,icSnoS puT,Ss 70 ~ ocisr 2, ne mono,sS!.
STATE OF New YORK, dated ths 3sth ~ # ~
0ffics oi the Cisrt ~ Nev Yovt CSsry. a. III
Court House. in the Borough q Manhattan, City
D.,ei Ny ys.s p.csHb;i .1ih; 1919:
oMEShY W. SIMPSON plsin'Ia AttorsYy.
Manhattan borough. New Ymt CITY. Nsv York.
The evening world., 1914-01-22

MUSLIN UNDERWEAR
for Women and Children
at January Sale Friday Pricss
wsmens Cambria and Nainsook
Drawers--tucks Of II. s.-vai. ~. Is
Nainsook prawers-tucks and emily
fancy lace--value - and 3d.. rs
Drawers--neat or snowy embs or
fancy lace-vaiue .sS.........".,. .4S
Nainsook Corset Covers
lace or emb'y--valus .S........". .1S
Nainsook Corset Covers-vai. emily
or torchon lace triin--valus 60. AZ
Corset covers-daintisst models.-with
laces and embroideries-also all-ovsr
Lace and Ribbon bodices-reg. ~. .04
Nainsook Might Dresses
Nainsook Might Dresses-emb'y yoke
and slssves-elseWhere el0o...a" .7S
Nsinsook Models. some
With entire yokes and sleeves OF
lace and ribbon-worth SL50..... %
womsn's Petticoa ts--rufNe Of emily
or fancy lacs-vaiues - and s.. .AS
r-tttcoats- neat or SNOWY
'hroideries. or 2 to Z rows fancy
value Northumberland. I'D
.,ats-eiaborate open emb'y or
lat or snowy laccs-vaius SIS. u "a
Nainsook binations--iace. en,b'y
or rtbbon skirt or drawers to
match-re1. w...............,.,'... .OkD
Nainsooh nations-prtncess
or waist atyies--trtin'd skirt or
drawer-vaiue $50. "a
Nsinsook Princess Siips--
lace or emb'y--value ei.c5.......... rs
Extra sixe Corset Covers--i.onsdale
t G.%Srlis or Fruit OF Loom Muslin. IN
regularly '''''''''''''''''''''l'' 'Ao
Extra siss NiGht Dreasss-
enib'y trim-reg .sv............... 80
Extra Size ORA wers-dsep II. g.
well made-reG. .0................. .YS
Extra Siss PetticOAts--emb'y ruffle
or lace and inssrt-vaius ei.W.... .O4
Chiidren's Muslin Drawers-
hem and tucks-l to I yrs......... a
to II yrs........ ia
Chiidren's Might Dresses siipover
style. emb'y ruffle-@ to II yrs. III
CiLidren's Cambria skirts-IAce or
emb'y or II. a. to II yrs
res. - and S...................... .16
The evening world., 1914-01-22
)DeE'S HANDS up
| At JURrS VERDICT
mes Husband When Wife Sues
| Another Woman for Allen
stng His Affections.

49, Oailaat msa. the jarors n tie
y - Ass. Rose Purslls against Mrs..
= ousity aoparsntiy hated 70 hart
= ln4ssB Dsrson's fss,inea The suit
y - ooyeee Tor alisnatson a Thomas
uon'o elections. After arguing Q
- ~ ~ 3ssors returned 70 Justice
nWogaA's Part Of the Supreme Court
Have you arrived ct . verdict gen
Wo0f' aOlssA the clsrk.
- foreman blushed. hssitatsA aaA
nnsrsd:
We haven't Just got at . verdict. Your
6er. 6ut We hnd the husband guilty"
O0A9r' acclaimed the Court. "why.
1,ass cot to pronounce the husband
~ ~, Innocent You must find q
DolA ~ Mrs. Purella. and fix tns
na9o. % out again and So II you
noe reach o verdict"
p 3urors again retired ana argued
tvp hours longer. When they ~.
The evening world., 1914-01-22

turned, the foreman soismniy announced:
I'VE find the husband guilty Of mis-
conduct and tine him $50"
Justice 0avesan held up his hands
hopelessly and proceeded 10 untangls the
case IN open court. When he Got
through. Mrs. Purslla got ese DAMAGE.
The evening world., 1914-01-22
Morse.thau Syndicate Deaiea.

LONDON. Jan. 22.--The Daily Tsle.
graph Constantinoplc despatch says: II
learn from an Authoritative source that
the report of the offer Of loan OF $780,
000. 200. alleged to have been made to
Turkey by an American syndicate. sup
ported BY Mr.. Henry Morgenthau. the
important concessions In Asiatic Tur-
key. Is absolutely without foundation"
The evening world., 1914-01-22
Blankets, Flannsls, Notions


at January Sale Friday Isiess
Wool Biankets-for thres.Q uartae
and full-sise beds-white with coloeo1
bordsrs-reg. SIS and eAo....... 30
Crib Blankets-Eideydown finish--
figures and animal destgns-White,
with pink or blue-rsS. .O....... "a
Pure Wool Baby Flannsls-rss s "a
Domst and Canton Fiannsls-
blsachsd and upblsaehe1-rsg. - IA
TLANNnL RI1G1sAseTA
Plaia 80 Dab'A.
as Friday Clsassaes Esieas
s:.:ea Hose sspsostss.- .--
Neck BAads-rsg. s.............o ~ 80
Stocking Tsst-rsg. s Ds.......... 010S
Bedroom and slumbsI olippsfs-
reg. ..............sss.ss u
The evening world., 1914-01-22
Silks and Dress Goods
at January Sale Friday Prices

= 70 "a inch All Wool Drcss Goods
Nigoureaux. stripes. mixtures.
French Berges and other high class
tabrtco-beat colors-
were el.9 and Sl.W................. 90
u inch All Wool whipcords- o.tonsd,
also Vigoursaux-liUht and dark
colors-val. ~. ...................... IN
% inch All Wool Crepes--new spring
shades-navy and blsck--val. 80. 30
"a inch All Wool Mannish Mixtures
brown. garnet and grccns--sniart
two-toncd effects-val, 3i.3...... 50
Imp't'd SILK and Wool Brocades-
u inch-spring SHADES. also navy
aud black--worth u .75............,1.4 0
Yard Wide Fancy Corded Crepes-
light coiors-rcg. 5s.,.,........... I'D
70 Inch Brocaded Crepe de Chimes
and Charmcuse--liHht and DARK
colors--vslu8 &l.9j...................1. On
70 inch Charmeuse all desirable dark
colors ana evening shades-also
black--worth 5...............,..1.A AT
Yard Wide Hatins-iight and dark
soft Charmeuse finish-val. SIS. .00
y inch Black Crepe do Chines-
special values. 10000. 1.26 70 8.26
The evening world., 1914-01-22
Womsn's Suits, Coats, Fur,
at January Sale Friday Pricss

Women's Chinchiila Coats-Black,
navy and gray-plush collar buttoned
close 10 neck or open In rovers-
regularly sass. ....,....,.........1O.O 90
Women's Fur Sets-Skunk
Opossum-shaped animal scarf
pillow muff-reg. 9SS......,,lX.76
women's Costs-seni and carscul plush
many models-wers 81. .....1 .OS
women's Coats--three-quarterl length
boucies, Thibsts and plaid back
cIoths-asveral models-3t TO a.
were C.s8 and 80 9s...,.....,,.,...3. OA
women's Dress Skirts-Navy and black
corduroy velvet-also black serge
and brosdcl0th--straiKht. draped and
tunic models--all lengths and
bands-rer @l9 S77
Woman's Robes-Double fleece
desirable colors-rex SO and N.% 1T
The evening world., 1914-01-22
Babies Wear
at January Sale Friday Pri<


Nainsosk siiVs. Dresses asA
0oWas-to yrs.-reg. .S....... .1S
Trim'd Nsinsook sliDs-wsrs 10. at
Nsinsook Nlips-Bishop and Yoke
lace. emby and h. s.-reg. 60. 1T
Lone Nainsook Dresses-Yoks and
Bishop-trim'd skirts-reg. d.. .S4
Lawn and Naihsook Dresses aaa
smb'y-res. Si.ss. Special IA
Lawn and Nainsook Dsesses-
Yoke. French and Russian
TO 8 yrs.-reg. .7s.......... Special 80
.Cbiidren's Chambray and bingham
DPesses-to yrs.-feg. N.D.... 10
deliberately trim'd--reg. ea1s. .....3.@7
bingham and Chambray R0mpevs--
sizes to 0 yrs.-reE. es..,...".... Ut
Babies Fart Wool shirts--
sizes 70 3 yrs.-reG 80 and o.. -
Babies Long Domet Skirts
cambria band or waist-valus -. at
Domst Barrows-reg. .:s.....,..... rs
Infanta' Fine Flannel Skirts
csmbrfc band or waist-reg. So. 80
Flannel Barrows 10 Match
cambria band-reg. 6s............ .3S
Infants Might Gowns-bishop style
with drawn string bottom. also
| Wrappers-reg. .S9......,.,,..,.,... .xS
Infants' Fine Flannel Skirts---
Hand emb'd and hand made
| reg. ~ ........................3 80
reg. .......................1. 90
Babies Wrappers and Might Gowns
white and striped naAasletts-
| reg. .......................... sS7
Hemmsd Bird's-eys Dispsrs-
- 0"to q = N-dosen.. rs 10 I 40
The evening world., 1914-01-22

Fall ass'i ~ extra saaO Sheets 60
PtllSW CaAes - 20 n laOAee 1O00.
sheets - 100 iashss - oa1e ps4o0o.
The evening world., 1914-01-22

at January Sale Friday PSicss
DIAMoNpMILi.s sHEErlNoS-
Close and firm. but very soft-abe>
iutsiy free Of asy starch q dr0os6n0-
The evening world., 1914-01-22
Muslins, Sheets, Pillow Casa

Muslins, Sheets, Pillow Casa
at January Sale Friday Psssss
~ c. Bleachea Mus!Ins.-yssd wsAs -
hnit-oo ia
Yard wide Bleaehed--fInsr
and cioser--worth y.u......sa1o -
~ ct. Heavy Unbleaehsd Musii.s.. IN
SHEETS AND PILLOW CASES.
Extra heavy Sheets--siIso-
for full size bsds-worth .e...... .4S
<2xss PILLOW Caaes-worth .i3........ D
Ex3s Pillow Cases--worth .N........ D.
t0xo pillow Cases--worth Ia. ...... 40
s>xss Pillow Cases,worth re. IN
psiie~ Cases.
WILL-wAsH-HEAvIER.
S s.s:v:i 4: III ss sss:-y:l e. e. Ill
MoHAwKs.
a':-y:i IS. H. ia :s. .s:y:i e: e. IL
DWIGHT ANCHORS AND urycAs
SSssvH. E. E. liz : s.ssy::k 4: Is
wrLL-wxSH.HEAviER.
s :ss-y:i g. ~ 49, s: I'll
| 0HW-VsL "a. I'D 80
,f MOHAwKs. ?. oil. "a,
s sssv: x III ss1iasS-Ssii. III
sosse.Vai. ~. go
UIcAs AND DWIGHT ANcHoRa
ss.sc-v:i. -. III s ;ny: a.. ~
oxSo-vaL -. III
Shsetings. ..,. 100
at January Sale Friday Pvicss
DIAMoNpM MILLS sHEErlNoS-
Close and firm. but very ooft-eboo.
tutsiy free Of aoy starch q drOonn0-
The evening world., 1914-01-22

Outing Flannsls, Cinshasns. &c
at January Sale Friday Prices
Best Outing Flannels-seripas and
plain colors-slsswhore .nb....A o.
2a-iach Apron Gtnshams-- 'rst
blue checks-worth .w......Criday ~
Novelty Drsss GinGhams--
seersucker and fancy Stripe
good range OF colors -. Special ~
and florals-wor III ,,.,.,.....s ~
Loe-lnsh psacy Psrenkae- LA,Tt 80
mAsV styles~vokm ~ skskss<6u1lz
The evening world., 1914-01-22

CleASances ana Salo values
In Various Dspts.
odd Pieces Of silvsrvars-Knivss,
Forks. spoons. etc.-Rogers and
other makes silver platsd--
values n 70 .6...................... III
Salts 4 Pcppers-peari tops-with
n!cke! r!m-reg. .4............... .12h
Rogers "A 4 Al Soup Ladies
reg. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. OF
Dinner Knives--fins American steel
celluloid handles--res. .5..,..,. 10
TOILET ARTICLES
Marvel whirling Spray. r.. .Si.S0. q, ~
Rubber sheetings-it yds.. IS. 90
DR.. kelly's Vaginal Spray. s.. 90
Pompeian Cream-75 ct. sixe..... AZ
Jsrgens Almond I.otion-25 Ct, size. ,lS
Violet Ammonia-25 ct. size...... rs
bay Rum-3 Ct. sixe......o,..,. .IS
Petroleum Jelly-isrgs jar-res. .. Il
Imported Tooth Brushes
reg IL 70 ~ ''''''''''''''''''''.'.' .l3
Hays Hair Health-5o ct, size. 1T
Scarfs. Squares and Centres
drawnwork or lace trim 'd-also
Renaissance-reg. IS and N.5. 1T
Renaissance Tea Cioths--Elaborats
drawnwork centres-deep lace bor-
der-reg eaSs, .86
Red Ticket Lot.
Suit Cases and Travel Bag
cowhide. Shecpskin. Goat and kerstol.
Bags-lG. II and IS inch
| were % TO Sl5.0s-
| Clearance ',,.,','''''.,, I'D To ! .OS
SILT Cases-i% TO - inch
were - to q a.
Clearance .'.."........ .00 10 Abs
Otst1nssy IN Fancy Ribbea trtn'd
Do0n0-vo1nok sssssssssssssss>sssss sxO
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-07-02
Nomen est omen.

Sd mar a ca ie? 2aht nor NIT,
gedr ipiu mir bns beiueiicu2
glu ia. i'd bin Zee Slailienmeni6,
SD bin eebdrt's aus @eiben.
Sd bab' be oIte Seri6tenitaSt
SIls iliueer Sterl berIaiien,
gi6 in Der Sren1oe 'rumsebrteGm,
Bel allen 8eIierraiieu.
Sd idlIeift iib ioSuIagen ab
9ds Sd6f fdbe bier uub borteu;
0fir iS' gang International
Sfnrds 8eeien dbm geiuorbeu.
Rei' Name ailr, 90 Sbidialsidlae,
9dr itinnlt mild tets gum 8eeien:
Senn bdrnie, aiiseere6net idb
ganb @ottIieb SddIden beeben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-07-02

RpnoIpg einss Stamms
tifdlers. Serr M.: Sier leie i9
einen biibf9en artitel in Der 3eitung
iiber ,Sreue BEL ben Siersn". :. 9m,
oa lam id aus eigener @rfabrung
aud Elm 2ieo iinsen. Rad ieOem
StammtifbabsnS babe i9 ndmli9
@slssenbeit, ole 8epba9tung Su mas
den, bab Der &uter iebr anbansIi9
iIt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-07-02

Datum. S9riftfeGIsrssatiin
(eine ipannsnbe Rriininalsef9i9ts les
5en6, in Der Elm @auner INNER unO
INNER ni9t eripifdt piro): Der au@
tor ipuroe setpiB seiIenlpsife be5ablt,
oaber iein upertIdrli9ss Mtitltio nit
bem S9urtea!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-07-02

SIM 9prfptrts9aus.
8slnsriu (aum @aft. Dor oifien oaS
bsitslte @fen biniteneno): Sinh sic
abersldubii9g
gaf: gisin! @ssbaIb frassn sic
benn2
aellnerin: Ha, bann iit's gut. sic
iino nGmIi9 Der DreiSebnte, Der oie>
ielbe 3itronenfdeibe auf oas S4nits
5el betommt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-07-02

a.: Die fommen sic it4 jeBt Dor,
Serr peditsin, friiber paren sic
fat reid, unb ieBt iino sic in 10
armieiissn @erbdltniTehG
.. 0tola) :@ie id mir portomme2
Dh Rapolson. mir buttsn beibe in
2sipais cine RieberIase uno iino oars
an su @runoe sseansen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-07-02

Srau G6mulIenb): r@ie ere
fGrmIid i9 neben Dir ausTebe! gu
Dem Srben, ben 9u betomIien baif,
ioutsit Du mir ipenisitens elm neuss
&Isib ani4uffen."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-07-02

@Gdubiser: rSerr 9raf i4
babe mir Die Sude iiberlegt uno piH
mid nit Sbnsn Derglei4en, Oamit
sic ni9t unniibe Soften baben."
9raf: n@ie fre6sr Wieni4, pie
fUnnen sic iid nit einem 9rafen
per9Iei6en!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-07-02
grOpina Seiien.giaiiau.

g 9moItolben. 9lls Der bier
um 5:12 llbr abfobrenbe 3us na9
Steinbo9< Sollsnbere neuli9 ben fura
binter RGberitiIIe Iieesnben lleberz
gang paIiierts, Iiefsn brei tIeins Sin.
Der bi9t Dor Dem oufabrenben 3ugs
iiber bic Sdiensr. @dbrenb es slpeien
gslong, biniibsr Su tommen, itoIperte
bas brittle unb itiirSte bin. Ssbsr
sIuubte, bob bas sinb set6tet iei.
bod mar man eritaunt. als mad 9aIs
ten bes 3uses Elm BabnI9affnsr bas
8inb unperiebrt untsr benz 3ugs bers
porboIte. Die 2otomptips, iotpie brei
Magen iparen iiber bas ainb, bas
oirett aroif9en ben Sdienen seIessr
bate, bintpe9sefabren.
Wissbaben. Der frii6ere
5aupttoTIiersr i'm itGbtiI9sn S9Iaats
hpt Gbriitian Dspersbduier, 1T bier,
SO Sabre aIt, ssitorbsn. @r bat 81
Sabre i'm 9ienii Der Staot geItans
ben unb mar felt bem /. Ottpber
1909 peniionisrt. - Ser bon Berlin
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-07-02
Eropins ROicH.

Pofen. Mit einem 0usa auf
benz SruppsniibunsspIaB PoIsn, oas
sipiiden 5ipei SffiSieren itattfuno
uno oas BEL breintolieem &ueelfpe9.
Iel BEL 25 Sdritt DiItan5 unblutig
perIisf, bate Ii9 neuli9 6as &riegss
seridt au beiadftisen. Rad Oem
Offentli4 pertiinoeten Ilrteil purOe
OberIeutnant &asper au 3 Wonas
ten IA Sasen, Der Oberleutnant 3.
q. @erIab Su 8 Monaten unb Der
&artea.rGeer 2eutnant 8SbIte Su eis
mem Gage Tsitunssbaft perurteiIt.
SiIebne Don einem 8ulIen
srGbli9 Suseribtst ipurbe Die Dienits
mugb Wtihalina 9raoonsfu in 60,
lu1Oe. Yeim Streuen bei6Gftiet,
ipurSe lie bon Dem 8ulen aneesrifs
fen. gu 8uben setpprfen unb nit ben
S0rneru bearbeitet. 9luber pielen
I9iperen 8erIebunsen dm sanSen
8Orper trus iie orei Rippsnbriids oa'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-07-02
9srouius @ritprenRen.

0anSis. Der @oriibsnbe bss
Sansiser Geuerbeitattungspersins
Raufmonn Gmil Solomon. Der
tiirsli9 perItcrben uub befen 2eide
sur GinGf9sruug na9 Berlin iibsrs
fiibrt ipOrbsn 1T, bat ii9 um bic
Sdaffung bes ftdbtiI9en 8remotps
RUINS on Der @robsn 9lIIss aubers
prbsntlid srObe 9erpisnite erpprbsn
Wlorienburg. 9lu cine @ers
ar0berung Der itGptiIden 9asanitalt
muB bic Staotperpaltuns bemnGcbit
beraneeben. Der Masiitrat piro
bober Der Stabtperorbnetenperfomms
lung cline 8orIass bstreffs elmer Ser.
er0bsruns bes 9uspertes aussben
IaHeu.
RabapniB. Gin tObli4er linz
aIiidsfall sreisnete iidb auf bem 9ute
Moriannsnbof. Die 9lrbsiterfrau
9olcpn, bic an epileptif6en SrGmpfsn
iitt, mar ouf benz Speider nit benz
llmf9oufeIn bes @etreires beidGfs
iiat. Sisrbei purbe iie pieber urn
ben Rrdmpfsu sefallsu unb fisI ba'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-07-02

0iemerineen. 9luf ben @is
,enbobn5ug iprineen poIIte pGbrenb
Der 5abrt o.r 10 Sabre alte anrI
9obn. @r lam babel Su fall, ppbei
ibm pom 3us bic 5sbe nm redtsn
SUB obseia9ren unb Der SUB sers
quetIdt purbe. $. purbe in bic
Rlinit nab Strabburg transportiert
2auterberg (frsis @sibsns
burO. gridOffen nufsefunben fpurbs
i'm Yienipalbs Der SoIbot grtel BON
acknowledgement glo. 18 aus
Ganbau. Der 2ebensmiibe bat ii9
obne llrlaub BON bem Rssimsnt nn9
ieiner !6eimat, oem bena6bortsn Berg,
beeeben, mo sr i'm WnIb ieinsm 2ts
cen bur9 GrI9ieBen Elm Gnbs macbs
te. Or biente Ieit leBtem Serbf.
Sttenbprf. Rit benz gtabs
The Raymer enterprise., 1914-11-19
Reduction In Living Costs Made Pos
sible by Perfect Product.

The sudden and highly alarming In
crease in cost of food necessities, such
as sugar and flour, demand Increased
domestic economy For Incomes have
not advanced with this wartime soar
ing of food prices.
Waste of food as well as cost Of
food must be considered and minimized
in these days of exorbitant prices.
Fortunately the greatest food waste
with which the housewife has to con-
tend-bake-d day failures and the waste
OF costly baking materials-is rendered
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vender will bring 1t alive to his door for inspec.
tion. fresh from the farm.
North of the Rio Grande the turkey was equally
well known and treasured. The celebrated expe-
difion of Coronado, between 1927 and 1547, pene-
trated this unexplored region west Of the Missis.
slppi His explorations were chiefly in what is
today Texas, Arizona and New Mexico the home
OF the cliff dwelling Indians of the Southwest In
all the Indian villages according to those early
explorers, turkeys were to be found both wild
and domesticated.
Present day scientists have found enclosures
In these villages which were at one time used as
cages for wild turkeys, which were herded to.
gether, later to be domesticated. The wild focks,
according to the chronicles of Coronado, were
many times welcome sight to these explorers,
as turkeys often made a toothsome addition to
iarder otherwise too scanty for comfort.
Cortes, in one Of his letters written about 1918,
mentions the turkey He carried specimens of
the bird to Spain in 1920, where they came into
immediate popularity, and the breeding of turkeys
soon became established. 1t was then that the
turkey became known as "pavos" on account Of
his relationship to the peacock, which was then
called spavo real"-the fowl Of kings
1t was long time before the turkey reached
France, for the first turkey eaten there was at
the wedding Of Charles TX and Elizabeth of Aus.
tra, June 81, 1870. or so years after Spain had
first tasted the bird
Its Introduction into England seems to have
been in 1924 But, whenever 1t was, 1t soon came
into popular favor and was given such local
names as Black Norfolk and Large Cambridge.
1t is an interesting fact that descendants of the
parent stock were carried to New England, where
crossed with the original turkey already there
they began the breed that has spread from one
end OF the country to the other
As in this country, the turkey has come to be
looked upon elsewhere as a holiday feast attrac
tion. In Spain, especially during Christmas time,
the markets are alive with the voluble arguments
Of the vendors and purchasers and with the una.
vailing protests Of the victims. In Madrid some
Of the principal streets are crowded with troops
Of these birds driven in from the country farms.
In the early colonial days turkeys were still
abundant in Massachusetts, the rest of New Eng.
land, Maryland Virginia, the Carolinas and Flori.
da, while In the last named states the turkey Is
still found as a native wild fowl, although In
greatly decreased numbers.