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- SECCT0N PARA As DAnGAs -

tica de su obra, silencisndo 10 que de-
be a Carducci, especialmeAte en- to-
do csc aspecto ''civiiista' que listed
hacc notar tan ajustadamente. Las
"Odi Barbara" especialmente Ia de
1882, ejercieron sobre DEAnnunZio
una influencia poderosisima en- su
"In-termezzo" Sc advierte muy osten-
siblemente y &Un mas quizds en- su
"Is5t-eo.
Omite listed de la breve relaci6n
Dc las numcrosisimas obras de D.
Aanuazio II que rs p~osiblemente
Ia m..s "rebeide, adn mas. que Vita
Nova. = con toda seguridad Ia mas
"civ..is.a: a!udo = Ia Canzone de
G4ria=:aI que &Dareci6 en- 1901.
Asjrma listed que ''Isotteo" ) La
7hime.a" son ~posteriores a II Pa
ere" : este no es exacto las dos
bras son anteriores 4 Ia famosa no.
Ella: "L'isotteo' ~aparaci6 cinco arcs
ates. en- 1888. : La Chimera en-
8SS. VI a1o antes que Ell Piacere."
q "0di Navale' Y ell "Poema Para
isiaco 81 son poSteriores: ambos de
1913. Los "Laudi.' editados en- dos
olumcncs. tardaron diez amos en- Sc
go &c rL.N
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contento. porque me hiciera part!ci-
pc de sus amoreS. pretendia monopo-
~lizarlos en- mi provecho exclusive, Y
obligarla d romper de una e cor las
relaciones &c su vida pasada que
eran las rentas de SD porvenir. jQUG
tenia 70 que ~reprocharla? NADIA. Me
habia cscrito cue estaba indispuesta,
cuando hubiera podido decirme SEGA
mente. con la asquerosa franqueza de
ciertas mujeres, que debia recibir a
IN amante, Y en- lugar de dar credito
4 su carta. en- vez de If Z pasearme
por todas las Gales de Paris, eXcepto
por Ia de Antin, en- lugar de pasar la
noche con mis- amigos Y presentarme
al dia siguiente 4 Ia bora en- que me
indicaba, me ponia a hacer el Otelo,
Ia espiaba Y creia castigarla no WEN
dola mas: siendo asi que ella debia
m~anifestarse satisfecha por esta Sc
paracion, cue de SECURE me encon-
traria soberanamente necio, Y por 10
tanto su silencio no significaba rem
cor, sino simplemerSe desden.
En- esta OCCASION hubiera debido ha-
Ger a Margarita I'm regalo que no 3~
deiara duda acerca de mi generosi-
dad, Y que me hubiera permitido ira
tandola como a una mujer entrete-
nida. creerme en- %solyencia con ella;
pero me parecia offender con Ia me-
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TODD Ell ANO ES EPOCA De
SIEGA.

Mucha genie ignora que las cose-
chas de trigo estan tan repartidos en-
el mundo, que pronto Sc vendera en-
el mercado universal el trigo de Ar
gentina. mientras que en- los Estados
Unidos la siega Sc verified en- agosto.
En- Australia V Nueva Zelandia Sc re-
coge Ia cosecha en- enerc. En- febrero
Y mario en- la India Orienta! y en- cl
Eginto SeptentrionaI. En- Alemania,
81 eli tempo es favorable IL siega es
en- julio. En- JUNO recos"n su cose-
cha: Turquia, Italia, Esp&aa, Portu-
gal. el Sur de Francia y los grandes
camDos De Jrigo de los Estados. Uni
dos. Georgia. Louisiana, Alabama,
Virginia, Kentucky y Kansas. En- c.
tros Estados Sc c~osechan en- julio. En-
ell Canada hey dos meses de siega;
julio en- el Norte, y agosto en- el Bajo
Canada.
En- septiembre Sc siega en cl Eorte
ae Russia, = = veces en- octubre, CO.
mo en- Escocia, Suecia Y Noruega.
En- diciembre es Ia siega de Bur
nah. En- noyiembre Ell cl Africa del
Sur. Texas Y Florida. slogan en- ma
yo.
-
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POUND CAKE"

Taza Y media De mamtaQrilla. dos
tazas de azGcar, siete huevoS. Guar
tiiIo Y medic de harina. n cucha-
~adija De baking powder Y una Gu
charadita de nue. moscada molida.
NezcIe bien el azicar Y la mantle
auilIa hasta que Sc haga una crema,
cch#ndole tres hueyos, Il q uno, Y
Inego los otros dos, batierdolo cinco
minutes cada vez que echa uno; eche
ia hariaa Y el baking powder" pa
sado por un tamil. eche Ia nuez MOI
cada: despues de batido TODD. ponga-
10 en- I'm molde con papel engrasado,
V dtielo cincuenta minutes en- un
horno tempiado.
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Es.a senciila ~refIexion de Gas-5u
ne record6 10 ridicuias que orau mis-
ssseeg-i5ilid%des.
s. lie hubieya encontrado el din an
.elior : ne huaiera aablado asi, no
la=ara 80 q escri5irIe Ia estup!da
ca~5a dc aque;la manaaa.
Estuve a punto &c II a casa de
Prudeacia : de enviarIa 4 decir 2
.iargarita cue Guerra habIarla, pero
,emi que por vengarse ne diiera que
20 pod:a recjbirme. ' me volyi 4 ca
= despues de haber pasado por Ia
Gale de Antin.
Pregun15 de nuevo a mi portero
tenia alguna earta para mi.
;Nada,
-Habra querido yer 81 70 daria
a2gdn otro paso y 81 me retractaba
de nj carta de hoy-me die al acos-
ta-me-pero en- vista de que no "a
escri5o. me escribira manana-
Aouella noche me arrepenti de to
do coraz6n, de 10 que haoia hecho.
Est2ba solo en- mi casa; no podia dor
mir. deyorado por la iaqGietud y Por
los ceIos. mientras que 81 hubiara de
Jade que las cosas Siguieran su YER
dadcra Marcia, 6eberia encontrarme
al laGo de Margarita, e~scuchando
aqueIlas halaguenaS palabraS que solo
haola dido tres veces, ' que en- mi
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ia PRENSA" pubiica to-
Has las noricias tai como SOC.
sin 'Fhacsric IL barhe q seais"

soledad me a~brasaoan los Oidos.
10 qne hacia mas horrible mi 81
,aaci6n era que mi raz6n me echaba
en- cara Ia culpa de 10 ~acaecido; pUes
TODD me iudicaba que Margarita me
amaba. En- primer IIgar, me 10 ates-
ti-ua5a el proyecto de pasar el We
.rano solo conmigo en- ell campo, V
luego II certidumbre de que NADIA le
obigaba a ser mi querida, puesto que
mi fortuna era insuficiente para 4
tender a sus necesidades Y haSta a
sus caprichos. Por 10 tanto, solo la
ha5ia guiado Ia esperanto de encon-
rrar en- mi IN afecto sincere. capaz
de hacerla olvidar los amores mer-
c~eaarios entire los que viva y des-
de el segundo dia destruia yo aquella
esperanto Y pagaba con una ironia
im~pertinente eI amor que habia acep-
-zdo dos noches. Lo que yo hacia
era mas que ridiculo; era POGO deli
cado. IFabria siguiera pagado a
aouella mujer para tener ell derecho
de ceasurar su vida? Retirandome a.
segundo dia ;no me parecia q I'M pa
rasito del amor que teme que lie pre-
seaten Ia cuenta de 81 comida? Hacia
treinta ' seis horas que conocia a
Margarita, solo v~einticuatro que era
su amante, Y va me mostraba suS-
cec9tibIe; y en- lugar de manifestarme
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pkNEC!LLOS DE JENJI2RE CON
CHOCOLATE.

Mezclc en- una vasija grande una
taZa de almibar. media taZa de !eche
cruda o una cucharadita de
icniibre. una de caGela, media cucha-
radita de sui. Disueiva INA cuchara-
lita de bi~carhonaco en- un cuchara-
diJa de aqua fra, tchelo y dos Gu
charadas de m~antequilla derrctida;
iuego aHadaie dos tazas de harin& Pc
sada por IN tamil. : dos onzas de
chocolate sin azucar, meZclado con IL
IA cucharada de mantequilla. Colo
quclJ en- molJos De lata untados en-
grasa Y en- un homo templado. %
minutes.
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LA sEMANA DE TEMPORADA.

Antiguamente hubiera sido una
faita de educaci6n fijar cl termino de
una temporada 4 los i%nvitados. Aho-
IA. por 81 contrario, los invitados 10
prefieren para estar con mas iibertad.
4 veces Sc invita- por una semana,
otras veces por tres 0 cuatro dias. Y
ain otras por dos ~solamente.
Para estas invitaciones. 10 princi-
pal es buscar personals que congo
MEN; o solo uno que no Sc lleve
bien con los demas, seria suficiente
para causar ~trascornos. c~riticas ' dis
@ustos en- 81 grupo.
Tampoco es buena t~actica. invitar
personals &c cumPIido, con otras De
c~onfianza. pucs tstas ha-an que aqut-
las Sc sientan encogidas.
Para que ia temporada sea diver
ida. IL ducHa de Ia casa debe Gedi-
carsc 4 las v:sitas y no toner que c2-
tar atendicndo L las obligaciones de
Ia casa. Para evitar este. hay que
Drepararlo TODD Y disponer las conf
d&s antes Que lleguen los invitados.
Dcben artcs c~atcrarse de las visitas
que prefieren tomar 81 desayuno en-
"a cuarto. Y 4 las horGs que estan
-,I 49,, ..,. . 1880.
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-Riendo, Y ha anadido: "Ha &C.
nado dos wees en- mi casa, Y nj 81
quiera me IN hecho la vista de di-
eestion."
-Ahi tienc listed ell efecto que lie
h~icieron mi carta y mis- ceIos. Me vi
cruelmentc humillado en- Ia vanidad
de mi NOR. " que hizo aver no.
che?
-Fue j la Opera.
-Lo Sc. ~ despues?
-Cen6 en- su casa.
-;Sola?
Con ell conde de c., segdn
creo.
Es decir que en- NADIA habia altera-
do mi ruptura las costumbres de
Nargarita; sin duda por estas razones
hay muchas personals que nos dicen:
NO pensSis mas en- Ia mujer que no
os anna"
-Placeme qle Margarita no Sc in
quiete por mi-repuse con II SON
risa forzada.
y tiene mucha raz6n. Ha hecho
listed 10 que debia; ha sido listed mas
razonable que ella, porque esa joven
lie amaba, no hacia mas que ha5lar
de listed V hubiera sido capaz de al
guna locura.
va que me ANA, ipor que no me
(GOntinuara)
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Prudencia one me precunt6 q que
dobi, o~onaIIo vista mo+,+ina No
,,o ,.,.o,.; , 5oc;,Ia rrorcomorro J.,
-,., i, r,i ;do , .aso :, roc
oo,,di o,o b,bio s,Ifdo tomrraro nara
tonoor ~, o~s;anto on n d~iIipancia de
r dorda vi,.i, mi nadra
.n,a f,,;v &C ns+ad, mo difo-
a..Ja III. IL pr -, +o, boI,
-
Rf;,a , pr,,do,.;o ,reo,r+a,dorno
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Ell LiC. EDUARDO TAMaR!Z.

Anteri0Tmente TadicaGo en- la ciu-
lad De Mexico, 0frece q listed SUB
seryicios en- :oda clase de asuntos
relacionaGOs con su profession, va
sea aqui @ en- la Republica MeXi-
cana. FL Lie. Tamariz esta asocia-
do con los ahogados Gobbs, ESkridge
en- los nimeros III q 72J del BRADY
Building, San Antonio, Texas.
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~HOJALORAS DE AVENA.

La cuarta parte de n taxa De ave
ma molida. media taxa de harina, una
cucharada de aZicar. media cucharadi
Ia de sal, dos cucharadas de mantle
quilIa ' aqua c]aliente.
Mezcie Ia avena, harina. azUcar Y
sal. Y luego, amaselo 0 Ia mantle
quiila, echeIe aqua suficiente para
que sc haga una pasta: ap!astela bien
Y c6rtela en- forma de h~ojaldres; pom
galas en- un horno templado.
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ECRA Girls.
Yr,s- d 10 e$alss

acci6n.... para los que ~accionan, en-.
tire dos luces, cn improyisado y mez,
quino e~sceaario.
Lo que no alcan2a Ia idea, 10 con,
quista IN fucrza. Hora amarga J
cruel. bora en- que no Sc oye el con
cepto que edGca 0 n Erase que con-
yence, sino ell grito matonesco Y el
alarido romeo del valor nal entendi-
do!
Miguel ANGEL CARBONEL.
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BAR Plumbing Co.

1916 San Pedro Ave. Travis 1909
Hace toda clase de instnlaciones para
aqua, DRENAJE y GAS. Solicita
clientela Mcxicsna. Garantiza sus
trabajos.
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te la Nave" no sc induzca 4 error
los que pro5aoiemente no tend-ian
& aoticias de "DAnnunzio poeta'
uc csc arJicuIo de listed tan eygen.
r eslimable, me induce . hlcer al,
Guas rectificaciones = o~f-cctrselas
p es.a carta por 81 las q2iere Us-ed
t;liz&r en- FL Figaro" cuyos Isc.o-
3 estimardn escas Dreves notas CON
iemertarias como e c"oronamienr
q eztenso trabajo De listed. Com
SEED me couoca aien. sabc perfectl
leute que mis- obseryaciones no S
lSpiran en- el deseo de darle lecc;o
Is q nadie Y mucho menos en- aIa-
sac de coaocimientos qUe est4n q
icance de TODD eI mundo; Sc. de a
aniauo. que cuanto pase = anotar !
onoce listed mejor CUE 70 quizA
gro ent:endo que eI omiJir los d,
Us que iaGico impiden conocer exa.c
amea-e IA ]f;liaci6a &c D'Annanz.
2e es, prob@blemenJe, 10 que Ia
cd - propuso con 81 -ia-ercsanJ
~rt.cv.o.
Atirma listed que 80 primer ]ih~
lie y Aa.uu2iot va Il Garie eI Jria
o.. = aaui hay error grave: el pr.
Yer U5ro de D'Annvnzio fue "Pri.a
.c-c. 10 DvaIic5 en- 1878. te7ien4
i poara Il amos de edaG y pas j.
tdver,ido cas- por co-ap}elo para j
.ritica sin cast. para el sgaa =
leo. CAST Janso como e. mar, Il.
mgt2 como Ell oceano Is la prima"-
para c, poera. La canta mi wees
.uge: de eseribir eI fanoao "sogno
aa..@ de incluir en- la Eleg.e ROM
.a dos composicjoaes. una CUE Il.
e.. r-ec;s&mcnre, "S9gao va 0a,,i
% 4: primayera" ' otru In I'm ma
mo dc prinavera en- gle apagec
ota Ia sensualidad inicial del poe-',
como vevcla eoda su ~Gei:cadeza ea 70
a.s-als.cos dist;cos de villa n.EsTe.
De Ia anterior bassa-a cira- ei vcr
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4 Los PEOFESORES DE MISIC. Y Al
PtIsilCO.

FL Sr. Pedro y. PARA. conocido compost
tor. firnc 4 Ia ycnta Sis IIliImaS compost
clone muSlcal"s para UrGurSla u piano. Los
arrcglOS de Instrumentation c>ian hcciIus
de- Ia mlncfl ~l"Uicnic;
IlaUla -NIoliT-Cla"incte-Co
bon O Cello y CUntrabaiU. RI director o par
le DE piano - mandari pur Scplrado 4 los
prUfcsOrcS pOT - centlyr>.
LISJA De PLEAS.
Ii ri;ENSi GiarCha) ................. .5c
vi HENslN;ENTO 0aI>j ........... 51c
ALMA nE AIiiSTA GaiSD ............ SJc
iNTEiiAlEI/J ............... 1jc
HAPPY HOUR tal>l .Dc
fiPo GiIrciII IN Aires NaciOnalcSJ. 80. Sion
HaganSc los pedidGs 4 PEDRO y. PAEIiA,
Dallas, Tex.
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Sc NENDEN

Dicz a~ccioncs De IL ?aa-Amcr;caa
To5acco Co., ea s=teata d5laces.
Eox 672 Ell 2AS2, Tex.
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"Lo5auo tasti gil orti Ia dolce L.
de: sigaor;a:
= e foataae, u via, pa-:aa d "te-g
(uor,i
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SENTAS-
DIlERS0S-

81 NECE$ITAN hnmbrcS para maneiar dur
micntcs = mortIloS "u Ia rianta dc santa
Ec Tie Lumber Preserving CO.." de sOIncr-
vile. Tex. - pagan DucnOS salaries.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-09
IF BACK HURTS USE
SALTS FOR KIDNEYS
Eat Less Moat II Kidneys Feel Like
Lead or Bladder Bothers You
Meat Forms Uric Acid.

Most folks forget that the kidneys,
like the bowels, get sluggish aud clog.
god and need flushing occasionally,
else we have backacho and duh misery
In the kidney region severe headaches,
rheumatic twingcs torpid liver, acid
stomach, HleeplessnesB and all sorts Of
bladder disorders.
You simply must keep your kidneys
active and clean, and the moment YOU
feel an ache or pain In the kidney
region, get about -four ounces OF Jad
Salts from any good drug store here
take q tablespoonful in a glass Of water
before breakfast for few days and
your kidneys will then act fine. Thi.
famous salts Is made from the acid Of
grapes aud lemon juice combined with
lithia, and is harmless 10 flush clogpec
kidneys and stimulate them 20 norma
activity II also nentralizes the acidl
In the urine 80 IL no longer irritates
thus ending bladder disorders.
Jad Salts Is harmless, inexpensive
makes a delightful effeVcsccnt lithia
water drink which everybody SHOULD
take now and then TO keep their kid
neys clean, thus avoiding serious com
plieations.
A wellknown local druggist says h,
sells lots OF Jad Salts to folks who be
lieye in overcoming kidney troubl,
while II is only trouble.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-09
BUTTER IS LOWER.

Portland, Ore, April Much weak.
ness is shown in the local butter market
and Il is quite probable that an early
general decline In the price will be
forced here. While city crcameries
were generally quoting former prices
for butter and butterfat today, there
was apparently more difficulty clean.
ing up since one large Willamette val.
ley concern cut the price &c a pound
Moso California butter is coming in
this direction and II is beginning TO
have an effect upon the local situation.
While total supplies from there are
No. extensive, the fact that shipments
are coming forward at sharp rcduc.
ton from prevailing values for local
creamery, creates much weaker feel.
ing generally.
Local creamery interests, with the
welfare Of tho dairying interests at
heart, have been unwilling to shade
the rico OF butter and thereby cut
tho quotation on butterfat, until alb.
sontliy forced Such action may now
bo necessary as a result Of the cut.
ting by a valley creamery
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-09
PORTLAND PAPER IS
CALLED TO ACCOUNT
BY TREASURER KAY
Takes Exceptions 10 Wrongful
Accusations Of Highway
Commission by Editor

Answering an editorial which APP
peared in the Portland Journal recently
IN which that paper accused Governor
Withycombe and State Treasurer Kay
of violating the provisions of the state
highway commission act in suggesting
the employment of an engineer to
supervise the work in various counties
undertaken by former Highway Engineer
Bowlby, when it was known that Major
Bowlby had declined to serve, State
Treasurer Kay has written commune
cation to the Portland Journal deny.
ing the material statements contained
in the editorial and accusing the man.
agement of "wilfully misstating the
truth and misrepresenting the facts y
for political purposes.
In editorial referred to it was stated
that "the governor and state treasurer
have no right to amend the law and
change the contracts so as to provide
for two engineers at $4,000 per year.
In the communication, copies of
which Treasurer Kay made public thi,
morning, he states that it never was
the intention of the highway commits
SION to employ more than one highway
engineer; that he merely suggested o
Laurgarrd as n competent man to look
after the interests of the counties il
the settlement Of the disputes with con
tractors over excess claims over tn,
engineer 3 estimates, in the event th,
services of disintcrested engineer
ttrn l.,l l.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-09
BIG SALE OF ONIONS.

Portland, Ore, April 1.--Chicago hai
purchased 20 carloads Of onions in thil
market, the sale being made by w. !
Swank, selling agent Of the Cnicdcrat
ed Onion Growers association. The LOT
was sold at 75 GENITAL, f, 0. b. coun
try lhipping points
While the price is 2jc below what
single carloads have been sold by Tn,
association recently for No. / stock
still officials Of the organization be
liove that the unloading Of such q
quantity at this time, even at rcduc
tion from the general price, will be u
good thing for all concerned.
At the present time it is figured
there are only about % carloads Of
marketable onions remaining in the
hands Of association growers. This
is a very small ammnt, therefore the
price for No. stock will be rigidly
maintained at II a GENITAL at country
points.
So far as the local Jobbing market Is
concerned, there is practically nothing
doing in the onion trade. Dealers arc
overloaded with supplies and have re-
fused to take hold even at sharply re-
duce1 values. A carload df eastern
Oregon stock was recently brought for
ward and the shipper was able to So
cure only a small percentage Of the
freight charge, without figuring any
thing for the onions themselves.
The fact that California cold stor.
age stock is being freely offered Ia the
trade there at lees money than the
cost of storage has kept the local
trade from doing any business in San
Francisco this season.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-09
FISHING WITH EGGS
OF SALMON IS STILL
PROHIBITED BY LAW
Contrary To General Belief
Last Legislature Did Not
Repeal This Statute

While comparatively little trouble
has been experienced thus far this
seasons since the trout season opened
ON April |, with violations of the law.
Deputy Game Warden Roy Bremmer,
for this county, states that there are a
few instances of violations and within
the past few days he has been com.
PEELED to arrest several persons fishing
without licenses. Within the past two
or three days four Salem anglers, II.
L. Bosler, Andrew l.. Nat w. C. Close
and Charles Dorety, and Harry Veki, of
Marion have been arrested and taken
before Justice of the Peace Webster.
All pleaded guilty and were fined
Mr., Bremmer states that his great
est trouble has been through misunder.
standing regarding the fishing with
salmon eggs in the Willamette river
and other streams south Of East Inde.
pcndence station on the Willamette. He
says that the impression seems to have
been that this law wis repealed by the
last Legislature when, as matter of
fact it failed to pass the senate by one
vote, after having passed the house by
a big majority and the law is still ON the
statutes.
While the fish and game department
recognizes the injustice of the law it
is their sworn duty to enforce it while
it is upon the statutes. No arrests have
been made as yet upon this offcusc
but the game wardens announce that in
the future it will be rigidly enforced
and desires to serve warning upon fish.
ermeu generally to this effect. This
law not only applies to the Willamette
river but also to the Luckiamute and
Santiom rivers in Marion county, tib.
utary to the Willamette,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-09
BY Carl w. Ackerman.

Copyright 1915 by the United Press. J
Berlin, via The Hague, April o.
German women learning" their right
to suffrage, says Frau Kommarzisnrat
lledwig Heyl, an intimate friend of
the German empress and chairman of
the German central commission in
charge Of women's activities in the
present war, so declared today.
Suffrage just now is secondary
consideration said Heyl. "Now It is
the task Of the women of Germany to
help the government in every possible
way The ballot will come to the
women Of Germany when the war is
over. The government will find that
we have been so much help in war that
our assistance is needed in peace.u
Fred Heyl is one Of the leading
business women Of Germany. She sue.
ceeded her late husband as president of
the world famous Heyl chemical works.
Instead Of making chemicals exclusive.
" In these war times, her factories are
now preserving fruits and canning
vegetables. Frau Heyl received me
through the Kindness Of Miss Margaret
Glenn daughter of General Glenn, Of
the U. S. army.
" When the war broke out,u said this
gray.haired, kind.faced woman, "the
'club belonging set of Berlin decided
Immediately what women should do
and what advice they should give that
was worth while. That day we went
TO the minister Of the interior and by
night our plan had been accepted.
Z" We telegraphed 10 every part of
Germany few hours later The next
day under our central commission here
IN Berlin, was organized national
help service. We also directed the
yaterlandbund and the Red Cross.
through those aiding the sick and the
poor women's organizations.
Next we submitted to the govern.
nent suggestions for the conservation
of game and poultry. Naturally we
Know a great deal about the food sit.
uaton. "
II received letter from America
today saying that It was reported
there that each German was allowed
only four pounds Of food weekly" II
How absurd" exclaimed Fran
Heyl, with a smile. ''We have suf. |
fieient food, but Of couSe we must
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-09
JUDGE FOR YOURSELF
Which Is Botter-Try an Experiment.
or Profit by Salem Citizens
Experience.

Something new is an experiment.
Must be proved to bo as represented.
The statement Of manufacturer ID
not convincing proof Of merit.
But the endorsement Of friends il.
Now supposing you had bad back,
A lame, weak, or aching one,
Would you experiment on it1
You will read Of many so.called
cures.
Endorsed by strangers from faraway
places
IT'S different when the endorsement
comes from home
Easy to provo local testimony.
Read this Salem casoi
Joseph Wnt, 66s High street, Salem,
says "My kidneys wero dsordcrei
and my back seemed to lose IFS
strength Doan's Kidney Pills soon
fixed me up all right. / know that
Doon's Kidney Pills arc n fine kidney
medicine and / willingly recommend
them. -
Price soc, at all dealers. Don y
simply ask for n kidney remcdy-got
Doan y Kidney Pills.-the same that
Mr. Wint had. Fostcr.Miburn Co.,
Props. Buffalo, N. Y