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Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1915-11-20
Along Came Ruth

"Oh DEAR" sigher Ruth's mother,
"here are the yolks Of six eggs left,
after have used the whites for my
cake. Nobody wants to eat them, and
how shall keep them until / want
them Saturday,"
"There is a very simple way" re-
marked Ruth" just leave the yolks in
the shells, take little Of the white and
put II around the outside edge Of the
shell, and paste circles Of tissue paper
over them. Then put some salt in a
dish, and stand the shells up in it, and
they will keep for number of days. |
learned that at Aunt Marthas last
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1915-11-20
School Commissioners Notes.

A number of teachers fluid it almost
impossible to do the work expected of
them because their predecessors have
made promotions in cases where pupils
have net come up to the standard set
by the state course of study. Some of
these pupils are really bright but are
passed on year by year not realizing
that their work is one or two years be-
hind the real state standard They
awaken with the sad experience of fail
ing in the state eighth grade examina-
ton. In many cases they are not to
blame for this. Neither is their present
teacher. To protect these pupils and
to help these teachers as well as to
raise the standard of work done in our
county, bringing it closer to the state
course of study, the commissioner has
decided to introduce system of county
examinations. The questions will be
based on the state course of study and
recommended texts as indicated in the
directory. Mid-year examination ques-
tons will be sent to every teacher in
January, covering all subjects taught
in the 4th, 9th, 9th, 9TH and 9Th grades.
The papers must be written in ink,
signed by the pupil and handed in. The
teacher will look over her own papers,
mark them, record the standings and
then mail or express the papers to the
commissioner to be 0. KID and put on
file for future reference.
We have just as conscientious
teachers and just as bright boys and
girls i'm our county as can be found
anywhere, and we want our county to
have the fewest possible failures
when the state compares us with our
neighboring counties. This will make
an immense amount Of work for the
commissioner but il it will protect
teachers and boys and girls who really
try, the work will be worth while.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1915-11-20
Non-Advertising Merchants

Although merchants in the smaller towns and cities through
country who complain bitterly of the
competition of mail order houses of these refuse
adopt the which made competitors advertising
In a issue of the Chatham (N " Courier the editor
very interesting pertinent regarding the
nonadvertsing merchant:
he country merchant depores the fact that the mail order
making patronage How did they it?
they solicit
Did they simply their places of business wait for
customers? They did not They obtained alnot part but
ALL-of their patronage by the printers ink They
The average local merchant does realize
with this gigantic object lesson before him. that the
employed these also his disposal Through the
printed they tell the public what they have
to sell.
Experience has shown that quality for quality the local
merchants prices higher than those of the mail order
they purchaser transportation charges The
difference that the mail order house tells the public what has
to sell and the non-advertisng merchant does not
he latter frequently advances the against adve
sng that everyone knows where his is and what he has
wrong does not know what he has to SELL
he doubts this let him his stock with that of
years. years year ago many
things he has his floors Shelves things that the
product of inventive genius changing fashions He keeps
of the market changes but all his customers do hence
they not know what he has to SELL
"And object lessons home, the large
prosperous city department They realize the
of advertising and make liberal use OF it.
hee city taking advantage of the inactivity
the local merchant along advertising lines and the he
buy local newspapers being bought by
in bringing their hundreds of
places and creating
large departments where received mail
who do TO the but who find
concerns mention of various articles they
"Some day the small town merchant will realize the i'm
portance advertising factor business many
the awakening may come too late"
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1915-11-20
DISBURSEMENTS
NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS.

All persons liable for taxes in this
City Of East Jordan are hereby notified
that the tax roll for the State, County,
County Road and School District taxes
for 1915 will be in my hands for collec-
ton on Wednesday, December first,
andths tax can be paid at my office.
II bald before Jan. 9th, there is added
no penalty, but on Jan. 10th, 1916,
per cent penalty will be added to oil
unpaid taxes.
Dated Nov. 18th, 1915.
WIN. A. PICKARD,
City Treasurer.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1915-11-20
Cranberries

The cranberry is North Temperate
and Arctic plant. They are small, ev-
ergreen shrubs and grow best in peaty
bogs or swamps. The fruit is eaten in
large quantities in America and Europe.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1915-11-20

summer. You know her girls are in a
cooking class, SO they are constantly
learning new and economical ways to
use things"
swell, even might have thought of
that, dull as am" commented Ruth's
mother.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1915-11-20
Old Songs Retwisted.

Should old acquaintance be forgot,
And never brought to mind?
II should, if old acquaintance be
The money touching kind.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1915-11-20

When the frost is on the pumpkin,
And lies glittering on the lawn,
II is hard to face the winter,
II your over-coat's in pawn.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1915-11-20

II is well enough to give credit where
credit is due, but II is better to be paid
in cash.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1915-11-20
CIRCUIT COURT JURORS

Following is the list of Jurors drawn
for the December term of circuit court
for the County of Charlevoix, to be held
in Charlevox on Monday, December
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1915-11-20

Commenting on our large export
balance for September due to war
orders, the New York Journal Of Com
merce observes that principal means
of paying it off is through the sale of
American securities now held abroad
The Journal then calls attention to the
fact that "There is no record of that or
means of estimating it with accuracy.
That it has fallen far short of provid-
ing the means of payment for our ex-
ports is proved by the exchange situa-
ton and the necessity of establishing
foreign credits to be drawn upon over
here, which is equivalent to brrowing
money in the United States, the money
to be paid back with interest when
normal times return. Sooner or later
those payments will be made in mer-
chandise form, which means that our
imports must greatly increase while our
exports will undoubtedly diminish.
Then will come period very different
from that through which we are now
passing and some views of foreign
wars and domestic prosperity will have
to undergo revision" Which means
that the Underwood free trade measure
will have to be supplanted by Repub-
lican protective tariff law. if we are to
be supplanted by Redublican pro
tective tariff law, il we are to be CON-
mercially prepared to meet the situa-
ton.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1915-11-20

Hate is low-grade powder that's
apt to flash In the pan.
No man ever acquired lasting brand
Of popularity by knocking.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1915-11-20
COUNTY FINANCES

AS reported by County Treasurer
Geo. w. Weaver for the month OF
October.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1915-11-20

Death is assured, otherwise men
would not acquire life insurance.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1915-11-20

The Economic World, of New York,
has rendered its readers very useful
service by enlarging its table of statis-
tics showing weekly bank clearings.
Heretofore that paper has given statis-
tics for one week in 1915 with compara-
tive figures for 1871. Naturally, the
showing was a very gratifying one.
Now, in an effort to give its readers all
available information upon which to
base their opinions, figures are also
given for 1918 and 1912. The dis
closures will not be at all pleasing to
those Democratic statesmen who have
been boasting of prosperity restored
Figures for seven cities-New York,
Chicago, Philadelphia, Boston, st.
Louis, Baltimore and New Orleans-for
the week ending October %, 1915,
show that in every instance the bank
clearings were larger for 1915 than for
1914. In only two cities, however,
were the clearings larger in 1915 than
in 1913. These two were New York
and Philadelphia, both located in the
region made prosperous by "war
orders" In spite Of the great boom Of
war orders, not one of the seven cities
above named reports as large an
amount of transactions In 1915 as in 49,
IL, the last year Of republican admins
tration. The European war will become
far more strenuous than it has yet de-
veloped, before it will 'restore" the
degree OF prosperity enjoyed by this
country in 1912.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1915-11-20

National defense is not a party issue
remarks the Washington POST, pre-
dieting that the Administration pro-
gramms is likely to be more largely
supported on the Republican than on
the Democratic side. And, dependent
as the President is upon Republican
votes for the success of his measures
for preparedness, the "Post" points
out that mo advantage is to be achiev-
ed by offering gratuitous slight to Re-
publican members" Yet, by further
ing the cloture rule in the Senate, the
President seems bent upon this very
thing.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1915-11-20
THE FIRING LINE

From the White House, on election
night, came no comment on the results
of this years voting. The only state
ment forthcoming was that the Presi-
dent had gone to bed. AS we recall,
the stereotyped despatch from Fair
view, Lincoln, Nebraska, on the elec-
ton nights of 1896, 1900 and 1908. read:
"Mr. Bryan retired early"
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1915-11-20

The swing toward Republicanism in
this years elections was impressive and
far-reaching. II affected not only the
chief places on the ticket but it extend
ed as well to the minor posts. For in
stance, in New York and in Connecticut,
when mayors Of cities were to be chos-
en-, the Republican tide made a prac-
tically clean sweep.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-01-23
fspeeIal correspondenee.l ,


sTANFIELD. Jan. 21.--Tho city
council held a very enthusiastic meet
Ing Thursday evening. The mayor
presented several recommendations
which will be taken under consldera-
tion at the next meeting. Six car
loads OF cinders were bought to make
walks and the material ordered for
the fencing OF the country.
w. p. Ward and assistance COM
menced work on the drainage ditch on
the Meadows Thursday
Mrs. Henry Means OF Umatilla was
in town Thursday.
c. Huayloe Of Tacoma spent sever
al days here this week.
The Peoples Tailoring company will
be ready for business In a few days.
II VIII be under the management OF
Messrs. Konopka and Rock.
L. E. johnson was in Pendleton on
business the first Of the week.
A skating party was held on the
ranch Of w T. Reeves. Wednesday
evening A four horse load was up
from Echo and a large number from
here attended. This Is some thing OF
treat to have skating here.
The stork called at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. George Ward Tuesday night
and left little girl baby. Both moth
er and child are doing. well.
The Study club met at the home
OF Mrs. G. L. Dunning. Papers were
read by Mrs. w. c. Howard on the
Montessori system and one on the
Evolution OF Education By Mrs. @. l..
Hurd.
Father O'Callahan Of Hermiston
held mass at the Catholic church sun
day morning.
DIR. Barbour and wife will spend q
couple OF weeks at Umatilla-
Glen Mccullough returned from
Union with six carloads OF sheep for
r. n. stanfield. The sheep will be
fed in the yards of thls place.
Gerald stauheld OF Butter Creek.
was In town this week
The infant child OF Mr.. and Mrs
J. NJ. Berry died at the family home
Saturday.
DR.. Barbour and wife will spend 4
couple Of weeks I'm Umatilla.
A number OF people from Echo at
tended the picture show here Satur-
day evening.
Mrs. W. c. Howard and daughter.
Wilma returned wednesday from a
weeks stay with Mrs Howard's par
ents at Heppner.
c. W. Kennedy OF The Dalles was in
town Wednesday and Thursday.
Mrs. J. f. Faucet is on the sick
list this week.
Mrs. Miles Barragar Is spending
the week in Portland the guest OF
Mrs. E. y. Wheeler.
Frank Sloan has returned from a
bushes strip in Idaho.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Reeves attend
ed Rebecca Lodge at Hermiston this
week.
The Grange held its regular meet
ing Wednesday. A large number was
present and lots OF good things to eat
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-01-23
FORMER ATHENA
BOY IS MARRIED
AT LEXINGTON
FRANK CoPPOCK AND MISS
MOONEY SPRING SURPRISE
ON THEIR FRIENDS.
(speclal Correspondence.N }

ATHENA, Ore. Jan. 2s.-Frank
Coppock. formerly OF this place but
now farming near Lexington. Ore.
has grown tired OF bachelor life. He
was married Jan. is to Miss Mooney
of sand Hollow canyon. and surprised
his friends by arriving in Athena and
introducing his bride Mr.. and Mrs
! Coppock will spend few days visit.
ing relatives here and in walla Wal.
la before returning to Lexington
where they will make their home.
J. NJ. Roby returned yesterday
morning from Salt Lake City whore
he has been the past ten days pur-
chasing goods for the Golden Rule
store.
L. S. Vincent transacted business in
Pendleton Friday.
sam Phillips and two daughters OF
Weston were Athena visitors Friday.
Mrs. NJ. l. Aers of Pendleton is vis-
itng at the home OF her parents Mr
and Mrs. A. L Swaggart
Mrs. y. E. Kirk has gone to Hot
Lake in the hope OF benefltting her
health
J, lnglis. manager OF the standard
oll is confined TO his home. having
been kicked by horse while at work
near the plant
Mr. and Mrs. Robt Raymond are
visiting relatives In walli Walla.
Rev. A. NJ Lambert was Weston
visitor Wednesday night
Mrs. J. Rothrock have gone 10 Port.
land where she win remain for some
time receiving medical treatment
Geo. r. Gerking was pendleton
visitor Thursday.
r. r. Cox is confined 20 his home
with an attack OF la grippe.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-01-23
Ex-Governor studies rnrmlnr.

CRoNo, Me. Jan. 23.--Ex- Cover.
nor Haines, whose term of office OK
pired a week ago registered as
student in the University OF Maine
He plans to take course In ngrieul.
ture. Failing eyeslght and falling
health after long application 70 the
law are said TO have decided the eE-
governor to take up farming.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-01-23
.STANHELO COUNCIL
ORDERS CINDERS TO
BUILDNEW SIDEWALKS
ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING IIEIiD
AT WHICH RECoMMENDA-
TIONs ARE MADE.

Cemetery VIII he Fcnced-WOrk II
Begun on Drainage Ditch on tho
Meadow@--Skatlng Party II Held ON
Reeves Rancb-Othcr Notes OF In
tcrest Of Town.
Washington Journal., 1915-02-06
SrOer Of tie Gaitcrn Star.

aiir5lid CAB @brw. @roBmatrons
pom gOroer Of tie @aitern Star
SraI Gntbarina 2offler, Die Sagt
0es offi5ielen @einds Der eilBelnan
aapitel fir oas Sabr 1915 befannt.
Die &eriammlilngen oes @roBfapi-
tells maren I'M @oriabre tets gut be
iu1t rno lebboftes Sntereiic tat lid
ful1o am 8liiben oes Oroens. Gir
8erid)te idmmtli6er 0rOenS6eamten
5eigteu ein @aAien uito einen geieg.
neten 3ultano. Die @roBfapitel-
Sibung mar nit @elhGften iiberld-
sen unO @roBpatron Gbas. =. geol-
tier entleoi9te iif nit @lan5 ieiner
Gfli6t. @roBmatrone 6rall Sellc
u. Gomles lcgte ibr @nlt nie0er llno
1uf ibren @ori6lag muroe Trall
Gatbarine 20ffler oieie @breniteaa
ii6ertrogen. 9Is Die neue @roBma-
ibr @nlt antrot, mrlr0r lie nit
glunlet iiberihiittet.
Washington Journal., 1915-02-06
0ir6lide Nadridtcn
Ct. Marien-0irdle.

Set 8o1en iinD Die &orbereitlpn-
|dn inn 0altqe fir Den o@eieli1oft
lidcn I6e1o4, Social Goening
Ser am 9omlcrstag, Sen If. Sebrll-
ar, in Ser ct. Marienbaae %peranltals
tet miro. gbenOs Inn s llbr bcginnt
0ie Observation-Disclosures. Die BON
8rof. Q. S. aiibel Dorbereitet uuO
geqeben miro. @leiA Oarmlfilt cine
fllr5e gnreoe iiber Elm 5citgemabes
5bemo nno Damn folgcn Die perIhfe
oenen Spielc, moiiir iiber blulOeri
Greiie 5llr @%erfiiglng itcben iiir Die
GrfolqreiAen bel oeniel6en. Nad)
9cenoigung oieler mirb 8elegcnheit
geboten 5ltnl Snfl5en in Ger oberll
&alle ltlo 5llnl &cgeln in Der unterlt
9aile. @rfrii6ungen peroen Sn ie-
Ter 2cit mGbreno ocs g(6enOs 5it
9iCnlien lteben.
Gomtog pcroen Aie Mitglieocr
Der Slmofrauen Sooalitdt bel Der
7.30 81. Meiie sur fl. &pmnlunion
0eben. Sbre @eriammlung baben
lie jeoen Wittmo6 glben0 Inn 7.30.
Washington Journal., 1915-02-06
GinseioHOt.

8ei @elegenheit Ser am Sanl5tda,
Zen 30. SSal1uar i'm Stem @illar6 ab.
lebaltcncn groBen @er1ammllmq
pects @riinonng elmer Yatriotcnliga
lit mubre ameritaniihe N~cutralitdt
rmGbnte Serr Simon @olf bon bier
t.. 81. ein 0unfesi6reiber, Ons &orl
56llr5 an i'm in Sabre 1870 &c.
,idtet babe, neil CT Die Iusilbr uun
Moffen al Sranfrei6 perbinoefn
)nlf. &ier5u nrod)tc i'd, Die 8odtsr
les Wanncs, 0eul ein5ia unb ALIEN
Die Gbrc gc6iibrt, Dem @affenIhadl
II cin @lloe genlaAt 81 BADEN, lW
meme 9opis Shaoe. Den &erauSge.
DER oe5 n8aibington Sentinel, be.
merfen, oaB ser y@nffenidaher"
Is mllroen i'm @an3en fiir mebr ais
nelln Milionen Collars @affen un0
Whlnitipn an Sranfreid perfauft, in
1870 nod IN ihoniter Sliitc itaito
mo crit arn %. Santar 1871 bllrh
Elm bon meinem Batter einqereihtcs
mo Don elmer 9(n5nbl oelitihamerifa=
uiiher @iirger unIerer Staot 8aib-
ington undergraduates Memoriol,
mcldycs GrGiioent Grant oasm peran
laftc, Die IasfmDr upn 8affcm 81
uerbieten, 81 Gnoe gebradt muroe.
Sll Scr hieiigen @ibliotbef 0es Sot-
A"reiles finoet man OaS ih0ne Don
mcincm Tater perfaBte Mtemprial
i'm Sol. 1852, Noule miscellaneous
9to. | 10 Go, Sbiro Seiiion, Al. aons
greB 1901.
Sonitige 9oflmente, oie Nabere3
iiuer oielen Sal beriftcn, iino in
meincn NeliB.
4nita S6aoe,
1877 Ontario Tlace, N.-@.
Balbington Q. 6.
Washington Journal., 1915-02-06
Mppcu Om Sic
Vr0uen

0MrdD cine HetitiOn Gn @rGiiOent
MiliOn iDll Ocr MaffcnsS dDndcr
berbinOcrt mcroen.
SdOm quito Triidjtc nat Der Nmf-
rnf oeS Srancn SiIfs-GomitccS
BON WnibingtOn, .. g., gctra-
gen, Der Die SrGmen oes gansen
GanSes III eiuem ErOtelt scgcn
Die WaffenGnSfnbr anffDrScrt.
lleber Die SOrtihritte Der Scwc-
sung id)rcibt 6rnn 3. NrnOlO,
Gin MitglicO 0cs SOmitces, non
No. 1743 T,Str. N.s@., Wuib.
ingtOn. z. s.;
y9nrdJ ben Nnsrnf vSramen
bernns4 iiuo mir uicle Sricfc mn
uGbcrc Nmsfanft iibcr nnicre 9Ib=
iidten smgcgnngcn. Sir Trnm=
ell DOm 6ilfstpmitec fir Mitt-
iuen nnO @aiiem gefHIlcner &rie-
acr Babcm bcidllOiIcn, Dem Sra
iiocmten Mili0n cine YetitiOn 81
nnterbreitch, nm Die NnSfubr
bpn &afien 81 ucrbinOerm.' Gs
iinS idOn cinige tanicnO Inter
. Idriftcn gCinmmclt tJUr0en."
0SrNncn nn0 6rNmen-T Crcinc
OcS gan3eu lanoes! llnteritiibt
ms i'm Nnmcn Ser @ercdtigfeit
mMO Mcnidlidfcit. @ir muIlen
midDt itilli6lueigcnS nit suIeben,
mic unicr ynemtraleS" 2Gno Den
fnrdtbaren Nrice UerlGngcrn
bilft.".
Sdrei6t fir Gopien Der &c
titiuusbGgcn nnD nm nGbcrcglns=
funft, bic fuitcnlos an icOc Norei=
ic geidift ~merOcn."
Washington Journal., 1915-02-06
gtaaiiidl %yteAigtCiteu.
sumstas, Sen 6. Se6rnar 1915
Sim GrOm" %urlaac fir ben 9ii;-
rift Columbia i'm Sanir cingcrridlt.

Kim Gr0m" %Orlnac fir ben 1it-
rift Columbia i'm Snuir cingcrrIdt.
0urd Den Experimentation Sara
pan bon Nrfanias lopie 0trdl ole
5errcn alciHcr @iiroe Ntapcs lulo
Baltcrs iulr0c am porigen GlenSs
tod int Sultie Die .Sim 9rom" &oS
laqe einqerci6t. Die @e0eutlrng bic
ler @orlaae lit groBs 0a es lid oariil
oorilm ban0elt, III Oeli StraBeibob.
men 6clonOcrc Yl6te iilr Oic melBc
unO Gelcn1cre fiir Die i9mar5e 9ialle
7orntic6aa. Sn Der eingcreiftclI
Sill miro 0arauf 6ingemieien, odB
les BON groBemGortcil fir Den Git.
lit Columbia lei, Oa man 5llmSfelul-
# 0efommcn iii, oab in Staatcn, III
men 0ieieS @eieb bcreits b2ltebt,
ie meiBe &aiie nit Der l1luIr5en
aiier iertig mirO. aSn 0ieier gor.
nae lit fur &on0uftenre mo itir Wfo.
)rmdnncr poli5eilihs Wtd6t por1e
ben. @eritoBc gegen Dicie@ @elet
1aen nit @eioltraie oOer nit @e-
inaniS beltrait mcrOclt.
IS wGre mirflih miinidenSmert,
penn oicie @orluge int 0iitritte 8e.
eB mernen miirSe. 0eni Die Nfrifu.
Jcpobner iueroen imrer allnldbeh'
Ser uito Oeren9lbionOerung wilrOe ID
ten eincn 0Gmpfer a%ufieBelt. Gic
m(ie6Ianen Auitritte i'll Straben
ioblten, mic lie oil, mo b%elonOers
5amstog @benos porfommer, NJ
cn oaoilrd bcieiti0t. Gle weiBc @e
offering @nibingtonS ioate Den
5erren NeprGientantcl ber5lihii
)Qnfbar iiir Oieie @obltat Iein.
Washington Journal., 1915-02-06
tatiunal WeIeaidJnft Der @irtc bGlt
5 aruRe Gumpcntion in Mnihingtpn.


Sim Molttag, Gieustdo uitO Ntitt
pod oieicr ISOLDE belt Die Natinnal
SeIcaidaft Der @irtc im 9fotionol
5otel cine groBe &onpcntiolt, Die Ell
nen lebr glltcll &erlauf nabn1. Ger
leilerwGbltc Observation-Disclosures poil
Rem Yorf p%rGiioierte Ger Giltrifi
Columbia mdblte ais Delegation iill
Sic G%oupcntion oie @errcn @arO Ga.
jagc, @ll3. 9roblcr mo Slmlel
9tcin6eroer. 9lQe 9elegotcn ipra.
ben iid) bei Dem gegebenen 9dnfett
II loben0er @eile iiber Die 4rbcit ocl
aonpention ans. Meprdientant 9ip.
lro @artbolOt ipradl PEI oieier @cle.
Jenbeit iiber operionli6e 6raibeit"
Washington Journal., 1915-02-06
WODmiih
mmD Snbmc

lino BON alien llrIa6en am PRO
Outtiplteu 5llr Gr5eugung bon
&ranfbeiten.
aroafe Giibe, I9le6ter Sc
iunObcits5ultano oOer llnrein-
lidfcit ullter oen 2ellten in ben
0eildanItalten StaaidntiB, ull-
iaubere @erdte, unreines Spiil-
nailer, Iopie Die @arme mo
Ser Staltb ser StGGe, iinO Die
baupti1dlidlten 4ueaen BON
MnItedltngs &ranfbeiten, "a
Oeildl tDie befanrtt, Ser bette
Serb 5llr 9lusbriitung BON ga-
5iaen lit, Die ifh ungemein
a@saa inS minionenfaheJ per-
mebren.
SdDinoiuft, S6arlodfie6er,
0ipbteritbis uno Salseat5iin-
Duil9en unO ipe5iea Sppbus
uit0 an0ere @e0drnl : &ranfbei-
ten mer0en bdltfig Olirh robe
Mild ooerS obne berporgerufell,
ullo fam man ii6 ielbit ailf
ItrengIte &ontroae ni6t perlai-
len, I'M lol1en orrd Wiild Der
norgerllfenen, &ranfbeiten npr-
6ubeuge1.
9as ein5ig 5uoerldiiige @fittel
gegen Mtil1 Snfeftion lit $50
iteliriiotion~, uno oieies einfa=
he 8erfabren peranoert peocr
Die Wtild nod oeren 9tdbrfraft
ooer &eroaulihfeit.
Wfan fam Mild ielbit pnlte!r-
%rilieren, inOenl man lie beinabc
gum &oden bringt, Damn Obj
fiiblt, lino 5llgeoecft faltIteat bis
man lie gebrar1t.
Selbit oltrdalls geilln0e Gr-
ma6iene, 0ie faunl onr6 gele-
gentlide llnreine Nabrung lei
oen, miirOen ibr 9lilt perunreins
liden uno lire natiirli6e @i,
oerltonosfraft uniergraben, mir
ben iie fortgelebt unreine Wtilb
lln0 Sabine trinfcn uno tDilr0el
oaOllr6 bon 9ranfbeiten beinI-
geiudt, oeren llriprulg geWobn-
lib nidt geabnt miro.
Iber &inocr uno &erionen in
geihpdhtem 3ultanO ioaten lpc-
Sica niemals we0er robe Wtil6
o0er Sabine, nod nit roberS Cab
ne bergelteaten See Cream &C.
nieBen.
aranfen Sellten robe Mtilb
'poer Sabne 5lt perobreihen, lit
'gerooe5n itraf6are Ata6laiiiq-
felt. 9ieies miiroe, menn nidlt
ihlimmeres, langiamere @ene-
Jung sur 6olge baben.