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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-06

Cine brabe $ i'm b / n. SSn bem
Sorfe u. lebte bpr un9efdbr Sebr Sab
rem elm 2anomann, Der cine oiinbin
eur 9eipaflng BEG Sofes befcB. Die
Orti6aft u. Iiegt Pu4 i'm tpeitfGliI9en
Suuerlano; bas 8lima lit 6ereiis febr
raub, bic 8ege uneben unb beidpera
lih, tpie oos i'm Gebirge be;nabe ims
mer er 5d[l 1T. Gines Sages bate
infer 9anomann in einem anberu
Sprfe Elm 8eI9dft 5u beIorgen; Der
Weg mar Ihledt, unO bic Gntfernung
bin uno suriid betrug ge9en a6t
Stunben. I'm feiner Siinbtu, ipeldfe
trd9tig ipdr, bic gtnftrenguugen bes
lpeiten gDeges gu eriparen, IieB Der
Bauer tie 5uriid. Oils er ii6 ieboh
bonn beimat6lihen Srte siemli6 melt
entfernt bate, itelte iic6 pIDblt9 Die
Siiubin elm, Inn i6ren Serrn Su beglei
ten. gta9 Grleotgung oes Gjeiadftes
pollte iih Der 2dnbmuun ipieber aiif
ben Seimiped MAIDEN, bemertte aber,
bab bic Siinoin mittlerpeile bier SUM-
se geporoen bate. Dem mitletoteen
Munn fbien Der Riidpeg fir oas
Sbier gu bei6perlit, er lieB bic Siin=
bin oaber suriid, in Ser @biidt. tie nit
ibren Sirngen BEL paiIenber @eIeasnbett
abSuboIen. glber mas eeIhab? Sei
Der geii1tisung bes Sofes dm nG6iter
Wtorgen fano Der 2dnomann bic Sitns
bin nit ibren bier Siinb9en in einem
Wtntel bes Stalles liegen. Dus brape
5bier bate in riibrenber Wtutterliebe
pGbrenb Der Na6t piermdl ben tpeiten
uno befhperli4en Beg 5uriitgeIegt
uno ibre Sllngen gebolt. Die treue
Siinbtn bate auf ibre @eiIe oen Wiz
berftreit Der pfIi6ten gu lDien pers
Iuft. Dds Sbier befano iid ndtiirs
LID in etnem erbdrmungspiirbigen
3uitano: es mar pDlIig erIcb0pt tnb
Die 9fpten blrteten. Die 6inbiu bat
fih ipdter BON ben StrupaSsn tpieber
gut erbuIt. 2eioer 1T Iie instpifbeH
bas Sper einsg llnfuGles getpprOeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-06
SmaeuOIidje etraiisnrau6.r.

Sn Der perion Ses is Sabre aIten
Breb. Senbertb, bon glc. 5t5 Bop.
lar gtrabe ita6 bes 2ii1brigen Ro.
bert Otter, bon Ro. 1874 SinblapStr.,
ipllroen geitern glbenb burh Die De.
tettips israme II. SbgerS ailgenidein.
ltd bic Burden perbaftet, Ipelfe anl
Wittfpod) 9lbeno benz II Sabre alten
9nroIo Meeo. bon go. 4f5 9apton
slperlile Elm Gornet raubten, tpeldes
er nah ben Mdumen Der Sells !. slr-
NEE brinaen iolIte. geah Der bon
benz annben obgeeebenen geibrei.
brng, foninrt Otter aIs Der gduber
nIlein IN 9etrndt. Otter iolI ben
auaten ins @eiidx eeIfIagen 1aben
inb banii init benz Sorn peridlpiin.
ben fem. Die 7eteftips fonnten aiii
@rino oer uor3iieIid>en 9ejdreibllna
BITE Tbdter balb ermitteIn, ir,o iplirs
hf4 1isieM-G IN benz ajIp MIeaiurs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-06
GdJiffsHadbrid3tem.

Rengort. 5. Rdrs. alnsst.
.S9arnborit" uOn Bremen. .2uiitus
nia1 BON 2iDsrpOol. .St. paIl'
BON Southampton.
9lbses.: cincinnati" na9 geapel
~gsrsensfioro" mad Bergen.
Bottom. 2lnset.: .Msnpminse'
BON 9lntiperpen. = 4bses.: ,qnba'
mia" ndrb 2iperpool.
pbtIabelp ia. gfneet.: rSara
ninian" bon glassoip.
. @enua. gnset.: rStdlia" bon
Rem yorf.
9apre. 2lnsst.: ga lorraine"
pon Rem Yort.
0oper. aHset.: .aaplanb" BON
glep Dort.
9oulpsne. slnsef.: pNisuw
9lmiterbum1 bon Neip Yort.
MarfeilIe. alnset.: ,@sne3ia1
Ron Rem Wort.
Queenstotun. 2lbges.: rSeeas
nie' nah Rem gcrt.
2ibfrpool. Gbseg.: .9llaunia
nad Bottom.
eOnb IN. sIbaeg.: .1ainHsapOIis
.naa Rem Uors.
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Jemer. e

- Gin Waaaon zines Gbicaao. Mil.
ipaufee &c ct. paul sSrahtauass. ipela
der auf ben Seitenaeleiien Der 6. &:
8. 8abn in ben anlaaen Der Sola.
hanblnna Der aelanb 8annina 2um=
Der So. an Der 8. StraBe uno SIC.
2san 4penue itanb. fpurbe bur6 sSun.
Ten elmer pprbeifahrsnben 2otomotipe
in 8ranb asisbt uno mar es ben 2ofd=
mannf6aften infolae Der 5ibe uno oes
Auulms nidt m0alidl. ben Waaaon
fprtauffdffsn. Der Waaaon. tpel6er
nit 10000 Dfunb ginpnd. unb
9heerpupier belaben mar. purbe boas
itGnbia serit1rt.
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3leine poliseimahrihten

- Inter Der 8efhulbiauna bei
Glein6iebitahls fpuroe aeitern &at'
Sbi.lbs perbuftet, ipeId,e in einem 9e
ihdft aipei S6ube. aber ungliidlihel
Weiie sipei linte. a.mauit baben ioa
2luf Der poliaeitpa6e CAB lie ihrer
Namen aundhit als ben Der 9attir
bes Oeteftip.Seraeanten o. Moridriti
an. Die sfrau ipuroe iofort bem Ger
aeanten ppraefiibrt, ipeIher in bel
gerfon aate Sbis!bs ipisbersriannte
Guf 1efraaen. ipesbalb lie ben Ramer
feiner ssrau aebraud)t babe. ertIdrt,
bic 8.rhaft.t.. bah lie iit ein.n Ghsrl
erlauben pollte. ba fie bic 1amilie
tannte. aIs lie nod an Der Barr
Strabe ipohnte.
- Sranf Mepsr bon go. 1881
Statt aDsnue aerieth asit.rn nit lei.
nsr, Rod ii6er cine aleiniateit in
St:eit unb tpollie iih an bem Manr
uerareifen. Der aodl peritanb ben
.SpuR isboh fali6 nnb idlua Wleper
nit einemseuerbaien iiber ben aopi.
Hahbem Meher i'm ftdbtifden &ran.
tenbdus bic unbebsltenbe 0srnunbuna
perbunben mar. tpurbe Der 0erlebte
aur peri1nIihen Siherheit sina.iperrt.
Der Rod tonnte ungeitraft Don ban.
nen aieben.
= sSn Der Mittipoh Radt ia6en
bic poIiaiiten 9iineanfon unb Gint a,l
Der Mrssman 4psnue. nak Der 6.
StraBe. aipti .berbGhtiqe perIpnen.
ipel6e einiae gadete unter ben armen
trua.n. als iih bic Bedmten nGber.
ten. trariffsn bic @urfden bic Gluht
unb mahten bic poliaiitsn bon ibren
RepoIperm BEL Der 0erfolguHa Der
TliiftIinae 9ebrauh. Die Shisberei
erreate bic glufmertiamteit bes poliz
aeileutnants Gldtterp unb bes ppli.
Siiten Wasner. ipel4e fif ebsnfans
an Der 9erfolauna Der 8srbGd,tiaen
betheiliaten. Pah Idnaerer sSnab ae.
lana ss. Die Burden in Saft su neh.
men unb regiitririen bieielbeH iib als
Thomas goriaan. 10 sSabre aft, BON
Ro. 1904 6arriet Strabe. unb Wils
liam Wbitehenb. II Sabre aft. Don
No. 808 Weit 5. Strabs. Die 8ahaf.
ttien aaben an. bak fie bic padete ae-
funben bdtten. bod fpurbe feitaeiislIt.
bah bic padste Mduren i'm Wertbe
BON $3.50 sntbitlten. iuelhe Der
Wells.Tarao grpreB 60. .nttpenbet
tpurb.n. Die iunaen Qeute ipurben
als perbdhtia in 6aft bebalt.n.
- Die Dsteitips 9edr6age unb
Meaener fdnben aeifern BEL bem Mltz
ipaarenbdnbler Mar 6plsbtra, 90.
70- Wsit 8. StraBe, 33 93dar Sdube,
ipelGt Der Mann nnaeblit BON einem
llnbetannten aeiauft hnben min. bieien
aniif aber niht. ipit poraeihrieben,
Der poliaei mitaetbeilt bat. Die
Shuhe ipirbsn bon ben ifirmen Wart
e. Stir unb gbas. Weis ais beren
Giaenthum ertannt.
- sydmes Robinfon. 81 Sa6re aft,
elm Motormonn aus Hortb genb,
ipurbs asitern bird bic Deteftips Bed.
mann unb Ottoman in Riberiibe Der.
kaftst nnb fir bic 9eb5rbsn In Qlfron,
g.. feftasbdltsn. ba tr bort untsr ber
2lnilnae Der beabiiftiqten 9obtung|
iisbt. gs tpirb asiaat. oaB Robinfon
i'm sSuli 1912 nit tiHem Wonn in
glfron in cine G6ldaerei aerathsn TT,
iH tpsIshss sr isinfu Gaanst bas6)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-06

Club, an Der Central ape., in &nit
genommen. slnf Dem Geteftip.
Saiiptqnartier erfldrten bic 8erodt.
tgen, oaB tie oas Gornet in einem
Stnppen in Der N1be Der @obniing
oes Otter geinnben b1tten. Tie Der.
bafteten iperoen belite Dem Heeb ge.
geniiber geitellt iperoen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-06
eokal-Derid)t
guil @pehHer
Ter befaunte Gbieasoer Saruer'
TioHisr ans bem aeben &c.
iditbcn.

Wlit aufridtigsr 5rduer ipirb aud
bier. namentlid in &rsiIen Der Surner
iInb WiitsIieber Der S6laraffid, bic
aus ebicaso einsetroffene aunbe DON
oem bort erfolsten 4bleben bes be-
tannien Surner pioniers Gmil
Soehfter eruommen iperben, Der i'm
Utter bon 78 Sabren elmer Gungenents
Siinbuns erlegen 1T.
gmil 5cedfisr, beiisn Wisse in
Jrantfurt am Main eeitanben bate,
mar bereits i'm altsr Don 19 Sabrsn
nad amerita, setommen uno bate iid
Der giibnenlaufbabn seipibmet, unb
feline Sdduipielertarriere bate Jpn
auH in ben nsutsn alten 3sitsn" Dor.
iibergeknb mad Cincinnati gefiibrt.
gei ausbrud b.s giirssrtriesss bes
fanb er'iih in ct. 2ouis als MitgIieb
bes bprtig.n Deutidep 5bsaters unb
trat fDfort ins grite WiNourisr syreis
lpilligen Rssiment elm, bas auss
fblieblify aus Dsutfden beitanb, I'm
f9 bann fpdter bem "a. SlinoiIer Mer
giment (5eder : RssimenD anaui9lies
ben, in fpeldem er bic Charge zines
2eutaanis befleibete.
Rad 9eenbisuna bes 9iirserfrieges
IAN Sosditsr nod Chicago unb irat
tn bic Reoattion Der ,SllinoisStaatsz
5eituns" elm, beren 2otalrebatteur er
ldngere Sabre mar. Ndt Der Grfpdb>
lung bes prGIibenten Grant ipurbe sr
siim &pnful in garmsn ernannt, unb
bxien poften bate sr feds Sabre lang
inne. nm nah feinerRiidfebr na9 gbis
eago bic 2tituns beg bortisen Deut.
fheH Sbeaters gu iibsrnebmen.
CT CAB nit feinem gniembls fosar
tdalih 0oritslIungen uno has gnos
reiultat mar, bab am GdIub Der Sais
ion 9oetfter iein seiammiss @ermDs
gen 5useieBt bate. 0araufbin febrte
er fpisnsr Sur politit 5uriid unb be-
tleibete cine Rsibe DON 2lemtern unb
ianoibirte aub gbne Der neiin5iger
Sabre als bsmofratii6sr aanbibat fir
bic @erirstuns bes 6. Sainoii.r Die
itriits I'M 9Onsreb, iuurbe iebod DON
bem Rtpublifaner 8putell nit elmer
bsrf6pinbenb ilsinen Stimm.nmebrs
belt ssi9laasn. Sn ben lebten Sabren
ipar SOediier i'm Shsriffsamt unss.
itsllt.
Geit lansen Sabren geb0rte er Der
Gbiedao 9urngemeinbe als btseiitertes
WitaIieb an unb mar ipieberboit er>
iter Spreftr unb bat bic 9urness
ineinoe auf alien gunbestnrnfeifen
unb 8unbestasIabunsen pertreten.
gineH ihrer Griinber ptrliert in ibm
rte .Shlarrafia gbieaaoana1, In
iuel6er er Orb 6errIi9ieit" mar.
Snfolae feiner sldnaenoen rbetoriideu
Begabuna mar er in beutidsn areis
fen elm dubsrorbentIidb asiudter Hebs
nr un5 felt etipa brsibis Sabren
pfleste er Bel Den Sommerfeftsn bes
Gbicaaoer Deutf6en pionierpersins
bic Ieiirebe 81 balten.
4n ndbertn 2lnseborissn hinterlGBt
Der geritOrb.ne mir bic sreiie Satin
sSrau Rattle 5cedfier seb. Sanb, nit
Der er ii4 iur5 mad Der 8etnbisung
bes Yiirgerlriess psrmGblt bate unS
bic Der aob ibres Gattsn lin 10 fhlpe-
rer trifft, als iie felt einissn Jobrsn
ilabe5u b0Ilig trblinbet III.
Sn Cincinnati fpei[te S,oed5fter ann
Isbten MaIe 5u Idnsertm aufentbali
fpabrtnb bsB bier itattsebabtsn Buns
besturnieftes unb. fsisrte banals elm
fr5blides Wisbsrisbn NIT bielsn alien
Grtunbsn unS arissstamsrabeu.
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Ginbrahe ntto 9iebfdble.

- 3aniel @elib, tpelder i'm Ron.
pareil sootel ipobut tbeilte Der 90.
iisei init, OaB ibm elm 9ieb in Der
Mittuod Raft aus ieinem 3imnler
cine llGr nno SIC III gaar enttpenoet
hat.
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MeTerffihe perlebt baben foll. So.
binion erfldrte, bnB fid Der Mann bic
Werfpunbunaen ieIbit beiaebrdht bat
unb CT auf 4nratben bon WGnnern.
bic feline ffreunoe iein tpOllten. 2ltron
berlafIen babe.
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gu aefabrGif,.

9lopotot: ,gtein, Iieber 2relniS, 10
eebt oos nidjt. baB Sic lid MN ohne
peiteres ibaioen Iaiien fonnen 3it.
crit niiiien Sie 9Sbre 5rnu, Die sic
bosmiGig nerlaiien bat, aufforoeru,
5,t Sbneit 5uriid5ufebren
lin SintneIspiIlen, Serr 0cttorl
Ga fennen sic meine gllte iflet5tl
Die frtegt's iertig itlo fommtl"
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Oo d etp a 8.

}remoer: Sbne penIipn lit Der aIte
Ha6ttp6dter entluien lrorben9 0as
mar ut4t If,on pon Der @emeinbeg
a(mtmann: nWir baben dber ne
.nsue GtraEe na9 ibm bsuaunt!"
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-05-22

DR.. Mcintosh chose for his sub
lect Monday morning the story Of
feeding the multitude, showing that
even little BIT Of material may dc
wonders when placed FOO Gods hands
It was pleasure TO hear the great
preacher magnify the presence of the
lad who carried this little stock Of
provision and turned O. over TO fa.1
the people We have never heard
much Of that boy only that he was
thore with the loayes and fishes. Just
think. young man, wouldn't you have
been glad to bc that boy. Tie had
barely enough for his own dinner.
bat De let the Lord have Il and O.
blessed the crowd, and don't ever
think for % minute that the boy went
away hungry Writers ln prose or
poetry say little about him. but be
save what be- had and the Master
ussd it FOR great good
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-05-22

Officers Local and County Institutes,
Baby Beef Clubs, Etc:
Gentlemen
The next meeting Of the Texas
State Farmers Institute vii be held
at College Station, Texas, July II
and rs. 1914 The railroads have
very kindly and generously agreed
to Issue transportation In behalf Of
delegate to said meeting on the bas-
is prescribed in the Constitution az
Bylaws Of the State Institute which
Is as follows. to-wlt' one delegate
at-largc and one additional delegate
for every twenty-five members Of
the local or county institute or ma
iority fraction thereof provided no
institute shall be entitled to more
than ten delegates and that such
delegate or delegates do not come
within any OF the classes prohibited
by the provisions Of the amended
Antl.Pass law. list Of which is here
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-05-22

with onctcsod for yo,r ,,.,h.. Il.
,,,
w. "'"''
III order 10 facilitate the Issuance
and forwarding Of transportation
herein mentioned and to avoid all
,nnoco.s,ry do,ov and ,rv,o,v I'm
: ''''''''" '"'' ~" "''' w '''''
It's receipt III ample t'u'e w eaon ue'-
egate Ia order that he may have time
In whlth TO arrange to attend said
meeting and also to give me time to
perform the necessary work In con
neotlon herewith, ! suggest that you
convene your local or county lnsti-
tute In meeting for the purpo-e OF
electing your delegates ON the basis
OF representation above mentioned,
not later than Ine g, 1914 reporting
to me Immediately thereafter upon
the blank herewith enclosed for that
purpose, the name. po'toffice ad-
dress. etc, and all other Information
In connection with each delegate call
ed for up on said blank
Heretofore degree Of hardness
has been exhibited by a number Of
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-05-22

Oklahoma CITY. OK. May l6-5al'
was alcd In the District Court here
today by u. ]. Allison against Gov
Cruce. AdIt Gen. Canton and Maio'
winfield Scott. Tor a total Of $4,000
damages. The plaintiff held a lease "a
the Tulsa Fair Grounds last month
when horse races we're stopped hl
the State militia under Gen. Canton
and Major Scott by order Of Gov
cfuce. Of the SUM asked. $1,000.
IA alleged 20 be- Tor exemplary dam
ages and $4,000 for acutal dam
aee5 This suit was expected.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-05-22
Irriratlnn Wen. At sIaton.

slaton. Lubbock County, Texas,
May 16.-CoL A. B. Robertson Is
putting down at this place a big IT.
rigation we'll. This Is the first Of a
series Of wells that will BE- drilled
By Mr.. Robertson on his 5000 acre
tract Of agricultural land adjoining
the town n slaton.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-05-22
COMMISSIONERS COURT.

Nov Torm n ,otA
Wa ,to tndcrs,gnod comml,slon.
W. Wv, 80 N"'S go. .ra'a" a,
r. II buchanan 1udpe Z said Conn
,v cons,,,n,lng the commissloners'
~ w. - .", .a a.a,. a..
=, -. an, 1o horohv cor,,fv unon our
.oo,bs that an this the 12th day of
No. n tot4 n, n roeular farm
I"y' -, ' c,'.., ,.a ,.,'., ao,,nar.
"a a.a avan,tnod tho n,or,orlv re
- Iaa,..r, Troas,ror n,
so,,,,,. ,oun,v Tovos Tor tho ouor,er
,,..'., s.' ' no "a, 1av -, Eohrn.
~ 1stA and ond,rg an tho
ao,, o." ,a.u n Iott and
49, Wn,,na same corroc, have
wy" s as.a. - L.. .n,a,sd rnon
@''.' :" 49, ha co,~,,,,s,onars,
,"e ,''" u, ,,. y, Wv, ,''.,..,, s,a,1nn ,no
ODu'' y, a,' ..,, r.",s,,,or,s re,ort
app'o'1' w., W '"' '.,.,.,, aa,1 o,,a. 20.
" a''D Vou'', n'. 80, ro,o,y.
''''' ,'pa ', ,'., -, Wv o.ah snn1 ~, sa,d
eu aau p ,r Wv, W s p Sis ,as, ro
nor, IN mis co,r, and during the
p' ' -. .,,. -, .a1 ho
'"'' .o'e.su 1870, w. '''1 r.. la,n t"nd an
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-05-22

Mr.. J. W Aucutt has been visit
Ing her mother. Mrs Baker in shy
der and len Tuesday for her home
at Lubbock.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-05-22

The annual expenditure for farm
labor by Texas farmers is S2j,OO0,-
900.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-05-22

IL chorn and sons were In town
saturday from east Of town.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-05-22

Texas has rom for 100000
more farmers.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-05-22

products annually from other states
for home consumption. Corn and
pork are our principal import COM
modities.
The Texas farmers, in marketing
their annual production, form a
procession that will reach from
the earth to thc moon.
The farms OF Texas produce ST.
$4,000 per day.
Dallas, Texas. is the second larg-
Get agricultural implement distri5-
uting point in the world.
The farmers Of Texas spend
s1G,OOO,O0O annually for agricul-
tural implements
There are more farm laborer'
in Texas than any other state.
The Tcws farm laborcr earns
$1,000 per Honth with board and
30 t.I. I.....
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-05-22

Officers Local and County Institutes,
Baby Beef Clubs, Etc.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-05-22

Siy'y-.eycu per cent, mr. ll2I3'-
moo arr,.. NJ our total area De-
farm land
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-06-05
Eating at Too Frequent Intervals

One of the most ps-nlo:ous customs
Of our American life Is that of eating
at too frequent intervals and between
meals. These are positive breaches of
the requirements OF good digestion and
good health. These habits are gross
extravaganza which result In an en.r-
nous expenditure OF money for food
which brings to the partaker bit Of
momentary pleasure. but which serves
mostly to destroy good appetite and
good digestion. and to do mischief gen.
etally. Judging from how frequently
we eat II would seem that the idea pre-
walls that the stomach is an organ en-
tirely impervious to fatigue or disease.
To what extent this is true more than
one-half Of the people of the United
States can testify. l am forced to be-
lieve that more than SO per cent OF the
people suffer from indigestion in some
form, or from some disease that arises
therefrom. The habit which most peo-
pie have Of eating light lunches. fruits,
nuts. candies and sweetmeats between
meals is almost certain to sooner or
later bring on dyspepsia and other dis
| eases. for no stomach can long endure
such treatment. The sufferer may be,
and often is. entirely ignorant of the
seat Of the trouble, for 1t is entirely
possible for the victim OF disordered
stomach to suffer from disease af-
fecting some other organ or part of the
body. but which has its origin in the
stomach.
The harmful habit of frequent eating
| Is usually developed in childhood,
which regret to say is often the result
of an over dulgent, careless and gen.
erous parent. Mothers and friends seek
| to crafty the clamorings of the little
ones by indulging their appetites upon
whatever their tastes suggest, without
the least thought that they are forming
habits in their children from which
they can only receive harm. Parents
who permit their children to eat any
thing between meals except the plain
est and most easily digested foods
which only a normal hunger and crav-
ing will accept, and which will not
destroy their appetite for good food
at meal time are unmindful of their
tchildren's health.
When we observe how Indifferent
parents are about their children's diet
we do not wonder that so many chill
dren so early fall prey to diseases of
the stomach and intestines which rob
them of many of the pleasures OF life
that come to person with a well body
and mind. The Hives of many people
are modified in their usefulness be-
cause of physical weaknesses which
result from indiscretions in eating from
which they should have been guarded
by their parents. 1t is grossly wrong
for parents TO allow their nnrental Iove
and generosity to guide them in the
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-06-05

ment at Sunny Slope, near Caldwell,
produced class of six graduates, the
list being Katherine Leona Finn, Helen
Marie Hyde, Paul Ellsworth Jacks,
Marie Elizabeth Primbs, Glenn Walter
Jacks and Victorina Shower Miss z.
Fay Fowler. county superintendent of
instruction, was present and awarded
the diplomas to the graduates at the
commencement exercises. The address
of welcome to the visitors was made by
Walter Jacks, one of the graduates and
the class Grafton was given by his
brother. Paul. A duet by Marie Primbs
and Wessie Shower. and song by
Helen Hyde and Alta Rogers comprised
the musical features OF the evening, the
class poem being given by Katherine
Finn, and the prophecy by Marie
Primbs.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-06-05

overcome the condition The reason
for this Is that they gave their diges-
tive organs longer periods OF rest. |
believe that students, professional and
office men and women who have little
time or inclination to engage In out
door or active exercise would find that
they would do batter work with less
effort II they were to adopt a two meal
a day regime. III the digestive pro-
cesses are complete, and the body is
kept free from Accumulated wastes
and poisons, the brain will be keen.
clear and active. When three meals
are eaten one SHOULD engage in some
active exercise or labor every day.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-06-05
fine PROGRAM At
THE CHAUTAUQUA
Guaranty Signed by Thirty
Business and Professional
Men Of the City.
tcarital News Special Service,

Caldwell, June b.-The week of
Chautauqua in Caldwell promises to be
a season OF unusual interest on ac-
count of the big feature program listed
for the week. A number OF public
spirited citizens made the Chautauqua
possible by personally guaranteeing
the. sale of the number of tickets
requisite to get Caldwell included in
: the circuit. : The guaranty has been
signed by 80 of the business and pro
fessional men of the town, each of
whom has made himself responsible
for the sale of a certain number of
tickets. "A season ticket costs $3.50, so
that should the. guarantors fall short
they are liable to have to make up the
deficit. Thirty entertainments are
programmed, including ten concerts,
ten lectures and ten special novelty en-
tertainments.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-06-05

(CapltaI News Special Service}
Caldwell. June 5.-The Bales
brothers. who are running ranch a
few miles out of Caldwell. have been
gathering statistics each month as to
production and cost. Their statement
for the past month shows that they
have expended the sum of s2135 for
feed of all kinds for the support of 313
chickens, of which 1855 are Leghorns.
122 of a mongrel type and sc Bluffs.
The chickens CONSUMED during the 80
days bb8 pounds of wheat, 372 pounds
of oats, 442 pounds of bran and LAT
pounds of ground wheat They pro-
duced 50s7 eggs. the sales of which
amounted to S94.