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Evening journal., 1915-07-31
By the United Press

BY l1c united fftSSs
TROY. n Y. July 81. II seems
that what the city schooi system Of
Troy needed was a hre. Since the
FIRE that destroyed one Of the gram
mar schools December % there has
been a great Improvement and that
not by reason Of building a new and
better building. either. but by reor-
ganizinE the school work OF the city
On the Gary plan.
The day before the FIRE. William
Writ. head of the Gary schools had
been one Of group Of distinguished
educators conferrine with Superinten-
dent Eldred and DR. William Chand-
Ter Smith. vocational education direc-
tor of the Troy schools. He was on
bis way home but Eldred and Smith
wired for him 10 come back. He said.
under the Gary plan, he could make
room for the 500 children OF III, burn
ed grammar school in the big central
school building--already thought to
be used TO capacity
When the term opened" said Dr.
Smith. I'VE had in the Central School
not 500 regular pupils and few
hundred part time and evening stu
dents. but nearly 1400 day students
Moreover under the Writ dual sys-
tenn we found we had room for 1900
10 1000 children. giving them all a
iull program Of work study and play
The wonderful thing about Il was
The instant economy achieved. the per
capita cost Of operating was cut al
most in two
The auditorium for example. one
Of the most expensive rooms in the
building, had formerly been IN use
for about thirty minutes a day The
rest of the time II was empty, unpro-
ductive earning nothing Now il was
a hive Of industry all day long. Be
fore the shops and the domestic sci
ence rooms were used only few
hours a day but now they were in
constant use
II was the same with the gymnas-
ium and the playground. all other de-
partments. before working half time
now earning their living everv min
ute Of the day Talk Of efficiency
that building spells efficiency from
basement TO roof II is an object las-
son 20 the town.
We employ no more teacherc fhan
before. nor do we work them any
harder than before We transferred
several OF the classroom teachers 10
auditorium and gymnasium service.
Evening journal., 1915-07-31
BEST PROOF
THAT RESINOL
Heals eczema

IN our ne Of reports. covering . rsf.
ioa n twenty years. literally thoufsnds
oi physicians tell how successful The fe.
sinol treatment b for eczema and simi.
iar SKIN troubles The frst use n
iSsinoi Ointment and Resinol Soap usu.
any stops the itching and burning. and
ehey soon clear away all trace Of the
eruption No other treatment for the
skin now before the public can show
sueh record Of professional approval
hesinol Ointment and Resinol Soap
work so gently, and are SO absolutely
free from anything that could iniure
even the tenderest skin, that they are
ideal for healing the skin troubles OF
infants and children. Sold by all drug
Rists. For free trial, write 10 Dept.
i3-R, Resinol, Baltimore. Nd.
Evening journal., 1915-07-31
LETTERs ARR GRANTEn.

Register OF Wills Isaac R. Brown
has granted letters of administration
on the estate of Margarite Cusak 70
P. John Cusak, and on the estate Of
George B. Lobdell, Sd, to George B.
Lobdell Jr., and also to Nora Cahill
on the estate Of Elizabeth Walther.
Letters testamentary were granted
osBertha N. Folger on the estate Of
Susan B. Folger.
Evening journal., 1915-07-31

vices 20 speak whenever and wher-
ever he might be needed
And this from a Virginia College
man. among whom, we are told, are
numbered the non-converuble States
rights advocates and opponents TO wo-
man suffrage"
Those who believe that the women
Of the southern states don't want to
vote are referred to the southern wo-
men themselves. not TO members Of
Congress who claim TO represent
them.
Evening journal., 1915-07-31
MAN MANGLED BY rHREsEEP

SsAFORD, Del, July 3l.-While
threshina near here. J. A. Rittenhouse,
owner Of the outfit, was badly inanelcd
by being caught in a pulley and thrown
around several times, his arm being
crushed and almost torn of above the
elbow. At the hospital it was found
that in addition TO the loss of his arm
llittenhouse had received five broken
ribs and a double fracture Of the collar
bone.
Evening journal., 1915-07-31
LEwEs WANTS. rnuN c1ncr

f.EWES. Del, July 3l.-A subscrir.
tion is being taken up to buy town
clock which will he installed in the Ma.
sonic Temple Building, on Second street.
Mere than 5000 has already been raised
and If is expected that the clock will be
installed within short time.
Evening journal., 1915-07-31
APPLE KINGS MAY Be
RIVALS FOR Governor

It is understood that among other
aspirants for the Democratic guber-
Material nomination will be Francis
NJ. Soper OF Magnolia, and Frank
Bancroft, of Camden, two Of Della
wares leading apple growers, who re-
side in the same Senatorial district
in Kent county.
Evening journal., 1915-07-31
CANnY aPFcIlIs

Try Triola Sweets Each box con-
tains Chocolate Covered Crushed
Pineapple. Crushed Strawberries and
Whole Raisins. 20 cents per lox.
Barr's Saturday Candy Assorted
Chocolates twenty different kinds ir
each box. % cents per box
DANF0RTH DEPENDABLE DRUGS.
Market and 2nd Streets.-Ady.
Evening journal., 1915-07-31
HELD on NON.sUPPORT CHARGE,

John Sandtucci. who was brought
here from Avondale. Pa. by Police
Officer Green, was arraigned before
Magistrate Francis yesterday on a
charge of non-support OF his child
After hearing evidence in the case
Judge Francis held the defendant in
$500 bail for court.
Evening journal., 1915-07-31
AGED Nan. HIr BY CYCLE. MAY pIE

D1T.AWARN CITY. Del, .Iuly 3l.---
Samuel Nearsley. 65 years old, of Fort
Penn. who was struck by a bicycle lnte
last night while on his way home from
Augustine Beach, sustaining concussion
Of the brain and internal injuries, is not
expected 20 live The police are hunting
for the man who was riding the bicycle.
Evening journal., 1915-07-31
ToDAY's OLDEST STORY.

~ TIC IIIItu FTeoo,
ST. PAUL. Mimi. July ST.
Charged with kicking out the
false teeth OF Emmil Freiden,
Dr. s. N. Mogilner and DR.. N.
G. Mortensen we're dismissed
by a police Judge. for lack of
proper evidence. The teeth
were missing.
Evening journal., 1915-07-31

back she had what
Mussina CARRYING her mouth and its tail along
afraid planning
would /
a
would The
happy
quareed with
Don't you could have them play together?
Evening journal., 1915-07-31

To know Christ is the way to grow
in holiness. Christianity is not a re-
ligion Of rules. II is the religion Of
divine example. Try to follow the
blessed steps Of the most holy life
Take His advice Ask 'ourself in
the moment Of perplexity or tempta-
tion what would He do if He we're
here7 Nothing else will so surely lead
US into the way of holy living
George Hodges.
Evening journal., 1915-07-31

contract amounting to over 81 900 00o
with the DUPONT Company.
Evening journal., 1915-07-31
Just "A Moment
DAILY STRENGTH AND CBEER
Compiled by John G. Quinius.
tThe Sunshine MANI

He that saith he abideth IN Him
ought himself also so TO walk, even
as He walked II. John lie.
Since our way is troublesome ans
obscure, He commands US to mark
His footsteps tread where His feet
have stood and not only invite US
forward by the argument of His ex-
ample. but He hath trodden down
much Of the difficulty. and made the
way easier and flt for our feet.--Jer-
envy Taylor.
Evening journal., 1915-07-31

DO deeds Of love for Him, to Him.
following His steps. Believest thou in
Christ? Do the works of Christ that
thy faith may live. Thou who sayest
thou abidest in Christ oughtest so TO
walk as He walked If thou seekest
thine own glory, enviest the prosper
GUS, speakest i'll OF the absent. rend-
crest evil TO him who injureth thee
this did not Christ Edward B. Pusey.
Evening journal., 1915-07-31

Enter ye at the strait gate. Matt.
viii 13
Reveal to me. o Son Of Man. that
the strait gate and the narrow way
must needs be the path 10 glory. I
used TO think my sacrifices were sent
to prepare me for heaven by con-
trast; tell me il is not So Let me
see that the gate Of heaven is sacri-
fee, because heaven itself is sacrifice.
Show me the symmetry betwcn by
cross and Thy crown. Let us learn
that the divineness Of love means
the divineness Of pain. Let me learn
that eternal life is the power of per-
petually dying.
Dayton, Ohio.
Evening journal., 1915-07-31
SUFFRAGE NOTES

- NJ W annt ArnIel iof hs congrsl.Ions Union
Evening journal., 1915-07-31
SLEEpYTnIE
The Adopted Squirrel
pY VIRGINIA VAtF

Once upon a time there was a
lat named Muggins She was near
" ell white all but a bis black
srot on her nose and another on
The tip Of her tail. The spot on her
nose made her look as though she
had been digging in the coal bin.
She never did that. however, and
kept herself very clean She had
cne little kitten that she was very
proud Of and kept washing it near
" all the time.
One day Muggins went out in
he pasture and when she came
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1915-10-15
Fees to Fight Troops.

y In the bush fighting in East Africa
the Gerniahs and their black Troops
placed hives or VIM bees PARTIALLY
stupefied by smoke under lids on''each
side Of marrow tracksialong which our
troops must iadvance,rWires or cords
lifted the lids when touched by The
advancing troops and swarms of ,Infu-
rated bees, recovered from their tenn
porary stupor, were let loose on the at
tacl5ers The faiIifrre; 'Dfi the attack at
certain points is said to have lbaen' due
rs much to this onslaught of the lit
tie people, as-'uo the German rifles
apd nachinetguns: many, men being
so horribly stung on the, face or alands
as ,to be temporarily blinded, o., rem
dered incapable, Of 9oldips their, Yeap-
ons Our one fhundred stings are SAIL
I'd have been 'Ssxirdcted from one IF
THE meif d the Royal North Ian
cashires =. london iMailr 10 'don FL. .
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1915-10-15
USELIV-VER-LAx
.Jvg .s.Fr u, { az ~ "a
81 II IN i94G s;--1 T.----i, "a ~;
For Lazya1Liver, :" and
g the Troubles Of.
- r ~ .r Constipation.

q Feel right all the time. Don't Viz OH
from work for days by taking calomel
when pleasant Liz Ver-L Lax keeps yoy
on your feet, while relieving your troub.
lie. Safer too, and easy to take. Don't
take anything else. You CANE afford
it. Eliminates spoisons, eleaAses ~ sys'
TEN ard relieves, constipation, A,nat-
urai remedy, natural in Is &C tions, sure
in its effect and certain in results. Il
won't be lofig before Lip' Yer E0s viii
completely displace ocalomel in everi
home. Children. can take il free,y AMI
with perfect safety. Every bottle guar
anteed. soc and 81 Iin bottles. Mona
genaine withoutltfe likeness and ssisna-
lsreief L. X. Grigsby. For salerhI
j. Il. WILLIAMS H. Hartford n Ky.
- IL ~ D. IA IL t,ai -. ~.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1915-10-15
KENTUCKY NEEDS

'GAGgood amany things tol place the
State ia the raEk, she deserves in the
pareh Of property but when slfted
down, the greatest need of all Is a
new Tax System that win attract in.
stead Of repel Capital. which euaran
tees cheap money for the improve.
ment OF farms andi devalopih ent OF
local Industries rAlthough1one OF the
Oldest p, States, centrally located land
with marvellous. NATURAL advantages
other and less favored States have out.
stripped us. and as someone has aptIy
sald. Kentucky is an Island o. com
paratiGe poverty surrounded by'arS@a
pi Industrial Prosperity -Anirwh%'
The answer is becaus" ,ot our rspellent
Tax System Equitable taxation
means cheap money Easy money
means Improvement and development
Industrial enterprise keeps the people
AZ home and Increases the population
More people 'fleanS' more consumers
OF our fiisne prodgcts Close markets
means good prices. aud all OF, this
has been retarded because some wise
acres borrowed so-called Uniform
Tax Law from another state which
had been';striving to- getirld OF II for
forty years aud which shows that at
iItolerant, politician may not always
be a tolerable. patriot or Kentucky
would not have been 'throttled In the
way she has been. O. H'' 10 -
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1915-10-15
Criticizes Hospitals.

u sIrs W. h Vanderbilt mas given
much time aud money to. the question
Of the selling of. drugs and the treat,
ment OF those who become victims
which the city OF New York takes care
She nov. declared the, manner in
which the city OF New York takes
care OF the drug "fends" a hideous
farce After ten days the 'victims are
sent out of the hospitals "cured,r and
she says they leave shattered in nerve
and unable to fight against the drug.
Katherine Bement Davis, commission
er of charities in New York, says that
between IS and so per cent OF all the
criminals are drug lends.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1915-10-15
Gun Eias No sRecoil.

srM, officer, Of the United ,States,navy
has ,inyented a, ggn that fires a, six
pound .pr9jectile- WITHOUT reeol, This
is Well adapted 70 use on on aeroplaness
or dirigibles. The gun has both ends
open to- the athi6sBfele. "The shell
bus the pre5ceti,el fltted Into one END,
and inntlte gotheu end is, a. mass of
birdshots ,iJhe shoti is,, OF. sufficient
weight to furnishp the rreQhiredbre
.tiSp when. the, ,projectila is discharged
from the, Other end Of the gun. When
the gun is fired the, projectile Is
thrown from the muzzle at a high ve'
locity while the shot is discharged
from the breech at low velocity
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1915-10-15
: y u Y = e - N'f'NV
And For Three Summers Mrs. Vim
- cent Was Unable to Attend 70. {,
Any OF Her Homework. $

Pleasant Hill, n. CT suffered for
'ni'ce summers, writes Mrs. Walter
Vincent, of this Town, land the third and
las; time, was myworst. 90.
lhad drssdful netvousafreadacaes and
prosiratoh, and was scarcely able 10
wall; about. Could not do any of my
housework.
| also lad dreadful! pains in my back
ana sidesgasd .w..ea one Al nose weak,
sinking Spells. Would come-.oA me ~
Would hsVe;io ;fifve-t,p- and -fie-fown-,
until it wore off. -
I'D was certainly in a dfeadlul STATE of
lrealih, when 4 finally adstided TO ty
ca Al ID Tie ~o 9 toih lf and irmjf
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1915-10-15
UNIFORM TAXATION.
ro,er,v-Sie&. 81 Il. ", ;

:, '.s.f.'s - ~. ~ T. 2 e
-s'.-'.st ,4r' prs ~'--Yr-tUirs-'
krt..-. Nl,lt.,F stiN la,erf-t,-rtts of, to-.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1915-10-15
go U4TNBLE" TAXXTlON,
: osc, ~ SriHr Ic-1-si' y e - q
=. Arta N Il.eE eAoes. inv nropertIs coil i


re-. Eta nsiGeE apc,s. I'M propertJs coil for
f!fioFGna6i, tnrGaya'ioa Just as "one,
star tihSrs fr9m RnQi 4Gr,r-api Eet all
Tie Stars and ali tie property serve
tLafr' biirT0ses.i The ihan' Who pits
In .mondyitih SeeGritfes' issd@d on
property Iardadyu taatd aaa Sh wing.
more taxes nbeeRuse OF ,the, improve.
ments justified by the mans money,
Is Just as useful aGi5izsA. IA the man
who puts his money in lands and
hougds; but when The first man oh.
Jpcts to- gfving"u up the greater part of
the earnings, on his securfues9 ISSUED
on 7Propertys already Ire lis
looked upon, as a,-taN dodger and the
man with the houses and lands, who
cainot' SO readily escape depounces, a
tax system which seems 50 unfair. Ask
this man t6ssurfeniicr "A haf'to three.
forths of the. income froinChisI lrouses
and lands, and. thaTe, would be Smother
tale Tne REVENUE of the FIRST man
Is limited, while that of the other is
unlimited. and yet there are people
who cannot see pii1s distinction. Equit
bic taNatlon is 'i,ased' eli tht Earning
power 'ofs all fpIupesiyoTtn Just rprbpor.
,up4r and II, any parHality IN shown 1T
should pc ip favor 2o6: the sowho
lands HoWiied by Others, which may
depreefdte,' bit cah1o1i'ay dWayei''
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1915-10-15
FoEMEN MADE MANY VISITS
Aged Fl6ndh Fc53pfe Kept Track Of
Ntnb4T'ot Tmss cerri1ns Had
nc - - 6een' int%n1Sce. r't-'"N

IT, 80 o. = n,i --A-- 1sI-T' '.
h, rTraaoiers IN Frame Just row nave
70 stal. ut all 4Orts,qj ,queer places for
the night a correspondent writes to-
say that he was forced 10 stop for the.
-nigh-- at htr y}llate near Reims,
An ola Frtnthuan anil his wife both.
: over einhtu waars of. Ace 5avtllc 4
room imAhcr house 5Hhr wEittEr.
, e. Netere going TO scGdlc ol5IBeople
TALKED about The war, l.hqy.h bad brcn
ljyiRg togFlReT H. ilis Jgamf shouse
during. the Fr2gcIGerman. wax andn
said The Old man 1T does moi soom-
ntve minutes aeo 'Whil6 We kaNG beenr
living hefe;- hc Rbnt on the German
sJGicrsc dNrNfSaitl1o ittGT 'wdNp'Gave
been :ibillotad in .t1fts 'rhOusb nb Fewer
ttban. twentyitWo times Il DURING fhis
war they have AegrfbaGkwaFG 7 and
forwards on three or four occasio IS.
These old Er,slg.sh people-the ~om''
, an looked VfrN sweet " e9eI 9now'
"w1ite' caD-act,ially' opt 4 score Of
iha' nSnib6r CT tiifeS the Germans had
iret4l' throdth the'Sinage in war fines
fDo YOU thin1;' ;hp"' haver now gone
foT good Hoaskednthe Old man ii'Shall
i. ever, have TO snake another mark Oh
tHe ScoIei IA-tdu . - 80
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1915-10-15

VUOtO Y low UOTTTrS VII DIV mUST
nj, IT. IT, ,.. ~ ,,.,-..
.,ryy s,Tyay-v tf7ssas - $780,, = -
son bird OF r5radisP- or $1,000 fof the
canary bpllanfh "Nhite Rose," Cthn
most. expensive .sQnshEl in, thS-wqrlF,
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1915-10-15
A Prudent Provision.

Zones is nothing if"not thorough.
No matter how he starts out he al
ways gets to the bottom oil things
"a Then it. is very lucky stor him
that he didn't start out asa SEA cap
tainY' - e. % D. q .laA-fa
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1915-10-15
TAX AM|ESDMEN,r..' ;.

'T'The TAX Amen dmehtsi was .tarridi
BIZ thirty; Thousand imajoritytwd Years
ago, 4bpt because thaf Secretary OF
State failed to ,gdyertise it ,nipsiy Sin
stead Of SHY days bef9re the ,elec'
ton, as the Constitution requires. it
nfitst We Foted on again at Tie Notem.
;bero 'E'ecHsn di The welfare 'of the
State demands 'tifo re-addptioh cloths
important measure and -.eyhryI far,
minded citizen should vote tor It.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1915-10-15
s,aIL
COULD SCARCELY ="
nI rt WAkK.AROUT

~ y
believe ! would have died II I hadn't
taken it.
'Aiter i'began Making 'cardui, w.
greatly helped, and all three bottles re.
Iieved me entirely.
fattehed TIP, and grew SO much
stronger lin three months, felt like an.
other person altogether"
y Cardui is purely vegetable and GENTLE
acting. lis ingredients have mild. tomb
Effect, on the womanly constitution.
Cardui makes for increased Strength,
improves the appetite, tones up Tie ner-
vous system, and helps TO make pals.
sallow cheeks, fresh and rosy.
Cardui has helped more than riflicn
.H9saS:x,rIcll:; Iiri1s:rIl==ISi 1st so years.
4t.~iii -eefe4y-'do~ fe.-you,- what il la,
done fOFTiAAetHI;g TrYca'qui iofW.
Write ,osIcr4iAltsa kaa.le I'M, a..
a s, :. s. 5;.'a' Il; 8
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1915-10-15

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The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1915-10-15
A PsIpsbIe Him.

Mr. oSlpwboy leaIins on sirit-You
sinl-ier-srathes distant this evening.
The Girl-WelL q your chair. isn't
nailed down. is h'-Brooklyh Eagle.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1915-10-15

AAU Il lNPbSoiNiH 10 discover the own
er-hip Of moyssns property and under,
lf' to sqgor.s gi.9S, Ia" sr4ns the
3slt Jr juAJic1' iRoit ana
&C. fyb6dE s,Fgpr5 innhiliid di,'p matter.
bh. nora siuiHo7npotlf6nEaN to UNI
d4+sp NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. faster it
hoy-a. an4a hi4ssos IL th,' tsQs,is SO
" e., jNi illheio thertgse yors m lpost
tolatl. .iet .moNob.r property go by
j9sfS. r." Su.t3iad HUaiIorm taxation
u a,' aeluf5nraAd' a 7snaTe" 4; may
.EuiAe - o fool ,tholfa;otl., ttt the
bloc 'stoR=,s ia.-t .laueh sct sii1i This
,Ner Ar3-;jFn. spoer Jspns,w Aose,qlI
1ituh oi'tfenf.dih mai Wl'I Griias The
Is% "i fu 1'tT, hlI Ttdil! cifrb!n TheY
: 81 .ep3 10 Rd5Enet1J tssi$oWoutly
= yssl g.inra gaiap ti'ns'lG al aEc' ex.
pgl!.1 nj Yh.f. !'f AgruiBtie ~ ithbor.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1915-10-15
The Difficulty

Maud T-liayent u younand Jack been
engaged hong enough. q get married.
iMarie-Tao long. y He hasn't got
cenr,left!-Boston Evening. Trahstript.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-02-19

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n,s4r perlteben. i'd rufs: ~2nlteu
Sic ooG, iq psrjld)te auf bic mar.
rlen Wurii9en," Mian perite9t mid
nidt - e miro ipsiter geriittelt, aab
cas- Geupe aur 70 padeIt. 9olo
Ineint Is. ais pb nit itarten Wert
3eugen an Der Sir operiert mira
.abey aud per9eblih. 0abei
lhreien peridiebene Wleni6en Ourd
Gtiiouber.
r2unsn Sic ooa bic @ei6ibie
itin!" bei4lpore i'd binter ben
Sisblumen Die RoienOeh uno tlppie
babel pieoer. UNI mir 9eb6r 5u per4
Ttaffen, Niemdno ontportet, ober
!himpfen bort man in alien Gondrz
TN. Die ,3eit pergebt. . lett )
Wiinuten iolten mir Irrt fem. . !.
Gnoli6 eiu arah. Die 3iir Iprinat
Guf. nNu ober raus. UNI 0pttesptls
len idnelI raus!!" i6reien mid brei
Gtimmen 9lei63eitig On Ser
Siam nit Der rotten W(iibsn, ber
3ugfiihrer. Der 99offner, alpei Gis
ienbahnarbeiter nit 8rshltangen -
0le moIlen MID baden, bamits
itneI oebt. =. r@ber ih mill ia gar.
ri6t rnus fahrs ia bis 9.
!uoIlie ia nur Elm 4uor narme Wiirits
then!" 3a6leQu! .6immelfreu3s
conner. Ma5 2a piel 1T, 1T 81
nlelll" Der 8ptemibenmdnn ringt
raa 6afuna. nN6! 4b!" triegt or
alaoe baraus. Die Sur fliegt su.
.Ob oen Mrmen asr GnldQ ge-
yubrt Bat, tonnte id nun ni4t mebr
Iaben.
Die itn9e 5rau o6er labte - bor.
BEL bic llebelteit. Iahts. piels
ieiGt etpns SIT fotOuIiipii6, 10 blB
Ger @atte befprgt puroe. ;. iie Ihits
teIie it4 nod. oils mir in .. :. on.
tamen ma, bofientlia lift tein
llngliid pdfiiert!
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-02-19
S6ieRpuluer ais 9rsuei.

Is oirite ipsnis bsfannt iein, .
Dos S1ieBpulDer 6si man6sn 9oIs
tern ais !9eiImittel 8erlpenpung tlils
oct. go oient Is bel ben Slolpenen
gum Stiusu bluten0er Wunoea, no
dIio feline Gdbigteit, 6eudti9teit aut.
3unebnen. sur 9Birtung tommt. Yei
SiBtpunoen BON 9iftigen 9iersn.
S6lansen ODER touen !0unoen, ipir0
es in Der Weiie uertpen0et, oob man
SdlebpuIper auf ooer in ole Wun0e
idittet uno es olsoann an3unoet.
9amit fol- cine Nrt Ausbrennen Ger
Wun0e betptrtt iueroen, ipie ods ionit
nit Dem GiibeIlen bepirtt tpiro.
Nud ais &egmltteI miro oas S6leBs
puiper perlDeuoet unc leine WIrtung
ut bauptid6Il6 in Der teim Abbrens
men aumdbIif iih iteigern0en 5empes
ratur Ju iudea. gBis j. Beper auss
fubrt, mlro absr pas S9ieBpulper
nou pieiid4 3u anteren 3ipedsu psrs
%ipenoet, nobet 3peitellos Der Absts
9loube cine 9ole ipielt. so iplrO
IN Sflpateu eine Sal6s aus 0els,
GjertIar uno S9gBpu;ptr oetioeils
oct in Yerainoung nit eliem .3au6ers
ieeen, als Mittel bsi Bein6ya@en.
Jn &onitdntInopel lit eine Salte aus
SdieBpulOer. 0stt uno gIei8ldite &c.
gen &opisrino In Gebraud. aud
periGieOsne iogenannts Gamtl;snpul-
Der entbalteR ShieBpulper. SuieB
puIOsr nit 5ouig gilt in Gr15 ais
UiittsI gsgsn Yrduns, Wit Csl gs
mii6t. irlntsn Is Die aroatsn, MT
M0ilsr 5ulammen Ote Ruttknsn gegfn
GustIuhe. 5m noroipt Hidden Dsutl1
Iano iinost oas SdiebprlUsr @npen-
Dung esJen ardmpis. s,Jn RuBlluo
fin0et Dos SdieBpulpsr ais 5ou9mlt-
tel gegen l3abnfpeb Yerpsr0ung Glnt
beionoere ACKNOWLEDGMENT 1T ore gun
3dtopieTen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-02-19

ooB nun Die NassntpintsI lauier feis
ne bGlthen naren.
n8eabat babe iA's ia immer.'
Fubr er fort. .@lber nun peib ids.
9erauSrebsr - oas LAP nur! 9apon
CLAUDE id Dir bod fem @nrI, Teit
if leute ben SduB bon Dir aeIeben
Babe. Zen toTt BIZ nitt BEL Der
Sruppe gelerat."
n@o %fonTt2" 9lun mubis aud sr
laden.
rSm MoGo rr6 ouF Der 6eioe, BIZ
ocgoomnter &erl, 0eineu Sdieb.
plnb Tenn id! limb bic Gtei6en
nuf 0einen Stono, Bic boben pier
@eine unb t6nnen Iouien. llno tpenn
mir Fell nod 9aaie tommen. oorn
loIen mir ms 70 cine Su Miit,q
braten. Die G5hiu i'm ,0oloeren
Q6run", bic bat Gin icines Rc3c.
ba3u."