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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1916-12-21

Steele, N. o., Dec. 2t.-Half-
starved and with both feet and his
face frozen, Leon Nash, wanter for
shooting and killing Clarence
Hicks az the Iatterss cabin IL miles
northwest Of Robinson last Thurs.
day night, surrendered to Sheriff
A. r. Price OF Steele late last
nisht. He had been travelling nc
night and sleeping in straw stacks
during the day, and had wandered
as far as Darlington, when he be-
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1916-12-21

the fire started; q VIM. Fahnlander
tailor shop; ]. Reko piano store;
Meyer jewellery store. John Olson land
office, w. M. Smart land office, John
son & Sheets law office, the Navy re-
cruiting office, while the Lexington
hotel, adjoining the gutted building,
also suffered heavy losses. i,
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1916-12-21

The Minot Daily News plant was not
entirely destroyed. the machinery be-
ing badly damaged by water. The pa
per is being printed today by the
Periodical Publishing Co.
Losses include the Fred Hanson
barber shop, E.eG. Mitchell confection-
cry store, Calumet restaurant, where
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1916-12-21
National Prohibition
Amendment Is Favored
by Senate Committee
(Ry Associated Press.l

Washington Dec 21The national prohibition
the bill which the house,
avora reported by the judiciary committee today by
against il.
liquor advertising the mails prohibition
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1916-12-21
Formal Notes Sent
by United States to
All Belligerents
Came as Astonishing Surprise to Washington and World
British Embassy Officials Make No Attempt
to Conceal Their Surprise at Action
SENATE WANTS TIME TO STUDY
WILSON NOTE BEFORE APPROVING


Wilson's note introduced the senate today by Senator Hitchcock
sufficient
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1916-12-21
Serious Fire Loss at Minot

Minot N explosion Of gasoline
DESTROYED the Fairon building
Office of The Mno Daily
building those destroyed The Faatron build
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1916-12-21
Christmas Trading
Good, Though Cold
Keeps.SomeFo Folks Away

the smaller articles. don't mean that
they are spending less money but are
getting more presents out OF the
money they do spend
The high cost OF toys particularly
mechanical toys, which formerly came
from Germany and Austria Hungary,
has resulted in marked decrease in
toy sales.
Locally business is very good, and
from o'clock in the morning until 8
o'clock at night. closing time this
week, the local stores are exceptional
1y busy.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1916-12-21

Pekin, China, Dec. 21.-The Rus
|sian, Japanese. British and French le-
cations have indicated to the foreign
office at the American legation their
desire for American cooperation In
the reorganization loan Of 100000
pounds. "
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1916-12-21

Business is good, and expect as
large a volume of sales as last year,
said a, well known local merchant to-
day. "but this cold weather Is keeping
u lot of out-of-town trade away from
the city.
Residents of the smaller towns adj
jacent, to Fargo, who formerly did a
large part of their Christmas shopping
here are doing their buying at home,
largely because of the weather and the
resulting uncertain train connections.
Another thing that ] have noticed
lis that shoppers are buying more OF
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1916-12-21
viIla threatens Attack.

Villa Threatens Attack.
Ell Paso, Tex, Dec. 21.--Ffve Ameri-
cans and one other foreigner who
arrived here early today from Parral
hy way of Torreon. reported that Tor
reon was about to be attacked w
B Villa forces,
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1916-12-21
FAILS TO :. .
GET into
COURT
Supreme Court Denies Bru-
nette Application for Writ
Against Pollock

The supreme court of the state has
denied the application of Alfred
Brunette, of Wild Rice. for writ OF
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1916-12-21

Continued on page 81
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1916-03-17
Mrs. Richard Dies.

Mrs. S. r. Rickard died Sun
day night at her home six miles
southeast of town after an i'll
ness of several months with
tuberculosis.
Besides her husband she leav-
es seven children.
The body was inferred in the
Kenna cemetery Monday after
noon. The bereaved have the
heartfelt sympathy of this en-
tire community.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1916-03-17
Prairie Fires.


There have been several very
disastrous prairie fires in the
Eaglehill community during the
past ten days, and it is reported
that several head of live stock
were burned to death in the fire
Of Thursday of last week. So
far we have been unable to Sc
cure an accurate report of same,
but considerable range was de-
stroyed, extending from the
Hutcherson and Burneltranches
in a northeast course to The
neighborhood of Frog City, a
distance Of ten miles or more.
On Sunday evening a fire
broke out southwest of the
Price Chapel school house and
burned several sections of grass
before it conld-be checked.
Toomuch precaution cannot
be exercised In regard to fires a.
dry e3 the season. is, as a fi,t
not only destroys the present
grass crop, but ruins the rang,
for several years.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1916-03-17
zoe sheriff

hereby announce myself as a candidate
for the nomination for the Office Of Sheriff,
subject to the action ef the democratic
primaries ofsaid county.
I'm w JOHNSON.
Weare authorized to announce Clarence
R. Young as candidaec for reelection for
Sheriff Of Chayes County, subject to the
will Of the people, at the democratic pri-
maries.
c. A. Rector, candidate for Shirif Of
Chaves County, New Mexico. subject to
the action of the Democratic voters at the
coming primary election to be called by the
county Democratic central Committee,
respectfully solicits your support.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1916-03-17

Ernest Best has announced
himself through the Record as
candidate for the Democratic
nomination for Tax Assessor Of
Chaves county. Mr.. Best is so
we'll known over Chaves county
that he needs no introduction.
He has been a resident Of the
county for a number of years
and not only knows the names
and the faces of the most of the
voters in the county, but also
knows pretty well who his
friends are. The fact that be
was a.strong man in the county
was clearly shown in a previous
election when he rolled up a
good share Of the support of
his party.
His loyalty to the party has
never been questioned. He has
always had his shoulder to the
wheel of Democracy.
For the past few years he has
made his home at King, N. M ,
where he has been stationed for
duty along the line Of Texas and
New Mexico as Cattle Inspec
Cor by the Cattle Sanitary Board.
Prior to THAT time as tho writer
understands he had resided at
roswell for a number Of years.
Mr.. Best is highly qualified
for the position and il elected
will no doubt make a good as
SCISSOR,
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1916-03-17

the place without fear or favor.
He is now going before the
voters Of the county for re-eiec-
ton, basing his campaign upon
his record during the years he
has served as sheriff and invit-
ing a most careful inspection Of
his acts 10y the voters. The re-
suit he leaves to their judge
.ment.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1916-03-17
Closing Exercises.

The school at White Chapel
will close Friday Mar. "a.
In the evening a short pro
gram, including a play, entitled
"a Poor Married Man., will BE-
rendered.
Following are The caste of
characters:
Prof. John B. Wise--A Poor
Married Man.
Dir. Matthew Graham "A
Country Doctor.
Biiley Blake--.A Popular Col
lcge Boy.
Jupiter Jackson "A Black
Trump.
Mrs Iona Ford, Age 49, Some
Motherin-Law.
zoie-Her Charming Daughs-
June Graham "A Little
Freshman.
Rosalind Wilson A College
Reporter
College Boys and Girls.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1916-03-17

For County Treasurer

WE are authorized to announce w w
OgIs as candidate for treasurer Of Chavss
county, subject to the will of the demo-
cratic party as expressed at the primaries
We are authorized to announce M. L.
,LoHl Cottingham as candidate for the
nomination Of treasurer Of thaves county,
subject to the action Of the democratic pri.
maries.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1916-03-17
For Tax Assessor

1 hereby announce my cEudidacy for
nomination for Tax Assessor Of chaves
County, subject TO the viii of>the peopl
as expressed in the Democratic primaries OF.
said county.
Frank NJ. BEcHIER-
hereby announce myself candidate for
nomination for the Office Of Tax Asses
sor Of thaves County, s0bject to the action
Of the Democratic primaries Of said county
Henry d. Johnson
We are authorized to announce Ernest
Best as candidate for Tax Assessor Of
Chayes county, subject to the will Of the
voters at the Democratic primaries.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1916-03-17
ANNOUNCEMENTS
For District Attorney.

hereby Announce my candidacy for the
office of District Attorney for the Fifth
Judicial District consisting Of Chaves, Cur
~, Eddie and Roosevelt Counties, subject
to the primaries and conventions Of the
Democratic party j c. GirnrRr
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1916-03-17
For County Clerk

We arc authorized to announce Jas, w
Mulleus as candidate for County Clerk
Of Chayis County, subject to the win Of Tie
voters attic Democratic primaries.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1916-03-17
FOR County Commissioner.

The Record is authorized to announce E 4.
/. Lusk as candidate for the democratic
nomination for County Commissioner from
the Fist District, subject to the Demo-
cratic primaries.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1916-03-17
E. R. Young For Re-EI-
ectiOn


ID the announcement columns
of this issue of the Record ap-
pears the annoupcement of
Clarence R. Young for re-elec-
ton to'the Office Of Sheriff.
Mr. Young was elected to his
present position at tile election
Of 1911 The few years imme
diately prior to that time he had
served very arceptably as deputy
under Sheriff Ballard, thereby
making lost Of friends who
recognized him as am excellent
peace officer This made his
nomination easy in 1911. And
since his election to the Office lie
has been building a reputation
for himself as chief Of the Office
that he and his friends arc
proud Of There seems to he
Incidental Of the fact that lie has
made q good sheriff. tits gem
orally conceded that he has flied
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1916-03-17

| will be in Kenna Saturday
morning March 18th, for a few
hours between trains. Would
be very glad to meet you.
Respectfully,
Mrs. I. w. Hays,
Candidats for County
tAdy) Superintendent.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1916-03-17
For county saperIntenaent.

We are authorized to announce Mrs. T.
w Hayes as candidate for County Sup
erintendent Of Chayes4 county, subject to
the action Of the democratic primaries.
We are authorized to announce 9. o.
Hill asa candidate for County superinten.
dent subject to the action Of the Demo
cratic primaries.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1916-03-17

pexas, New Mexico and Ari-
zma militia' will be used for pro-
lection % the border against
MeNlcan apeisiogs.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1916-03-17

News dispatches say 5000 ~.
s Troops have entered Mexico
in persuIt os villa
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1916-03-17
STATE OF NEW MEXICO
Of Chaves

u y IN
Good VicePresident and T. Bell Director T. p Crune
Director and Frank Good Director Of the Kenna Bank Co
Of Ken New Mexico bank organized under the laws tho
roy, State of New Mexico oath duly each
self depoerh and that the above and foregoing Of o
Resources and Liabilities Depoto Interest paid deposits
Dividends paid Capital Stock the above the close
OF business March z, l9 49, correct and true.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1916-03-17
STATE BANK REPORT

Report of the condition Of KEA BANK 8 TRUST CO. OF Keans
New Mexico at the close Of business Mar q 1910
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1916-03-17

Subscribed and before ts lAth day March, A.
Isle
Dan @. sares, Notary Public
My commission expires s'p' 1915
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-04-06

9os Ser5 tonn bei OieIen ni6t gu
ben yeolen" Ssilen 9ere9net fperben!
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EoWnoer priGen.

Dir Ieien in Der ,&0nigsberger 9tG-
eemeiue 3eitung": Die Ginnnbme ppn
&oipno erfreut aus einem be1onoeren
@runbe aIle - pS8nupfer." Sn &D-
nigsberg lpirb betanntli9 Der S6nupf,
tabot nuBer nS8uiefte" bdufig aud
nod v&opnoer" genannt. Ginen
Sdnupfsr - $. gtiiOiger - bat Die
grUberung Iosor bereits gu einem Sc
bidt begeiitert, bas folsenOen Worts
laut bat: .gs fiel bic Stuot bes
Shnupftabats, Die SeItuns marc ges
nDmmen. . 9ipfel allen Wublge.
fbmads, n&upnoer" - iei piGltomz
men! - @ie i9eint Der rRutiditut,
idi" matt. Sn isslibsr 8eli6tuns :.
Ropnp, Ole iiinsits OeutIbe StuOt,
@iebt Dem 9eI9mad bic Ri6tuns. -
Gs sebt BON Riemen BIG aur Murg
Our9 9sutf9lunos @ou'n elm RieIen.
Sotfdii! .. SeIomarIdoGI Sinbens
burg, Ro4 mebr - BON IOIden pris
ten!"
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9onueritua, 6. &priI 1916.
3rHn5GfGt6e Riipe(ei.

gu Der Iebten gtnIpra6e Benefits
XIV. i'm &nrbinnlstoniiItorium be
merit bic rabitnle Barrier v2anterne"i
Wenn Der Mor9eIe bella GbieIu boz
ieiner @rnenmuna gum gapTte bit
5einbeit uno @eI6idli6teit zines 9i
plomaten beInB, 70 muB Die Sinra lei
men dll3uidpa9en S6G0el beoentlil
eingeoriidt BADEN. Seine lebte gtn
fpra4e 1T Elm langes Sammergebeul
rno Die SunOlung, bic Iif) ourar
fniipfte, eine 8eIeioigung Der tntboli
f9en 8erbinoeten. 9enebitt XIV. be
pest fid in elmer gGrt pnaifiItif9e,
8lDtens, bas -unperGnberli9 uno Elm
f0rmig 1T. Wds ioq man bon elmer
Wenf9en srporten, oeFen ganser Wt'
in elmer 8erteioigung Der abf9euli9
ften NOrOer gipfeIt, bic ie bic DeIl
perfpiiitet baben. Der germuniI6C
Papit banOeIt nit unglaubIi6em @ifer
als Siener 9eutI9lanos. Gini9t
naibe &atboIiten 5rantrei6s erparte
ten BON tbrem nSeiligen Batter" einen
Ift Der Site, Der au9 elm 9ttt Der Sc
re6tigteit geipeIen pGre. Sic re6nez
ten ouf bic @rnennung zines beGgiI6en
&arbinals, nber 9ene0itt XIV. IbuI
beutf6e &nroindIe. @s 1T ni9t Der
blenoung, ole 9sneOitt XIV. basu fii6rt,
bic @ere6tigteit uno Oas Reft gu perz
raten, ionOern fir cine 8slobnung mil.
ligt er barein, oie 9tugen Dor benz
Redt gu OerTdlieBen. Gr perfauft bic
Sade Der 8erbiinOeten, Die So6e Iets
nes itolteniI6en @aterlnnoes, o6er
nt4t fir breiBig SilberIinge. ionOern
fir einen Sbron. SuOos SSf1orioth
ift iiberboten. - Die ,80lniI6e Sci.
tung" bemertt 6a5u: 9as 1T Die
@prade Der 3ipiIiIntion BON beute in
bem rtatbOIiiden Srontreif" ssgeRs
iiber Dem Sberbaupte Der tatbolii6en
Stride.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-04-06
Scr yanGnf,
Gin brauer 5auOegeu, absr Gin
i6lc6trr 3Duluge.

Die OeutI9e Sriegs sgeI9t6te lit reid
an bumorpollen 9eiAiaten, Dor alien
an IoI9en, in oenen Iib Oas uaiOe
Seloentum oeutI9er Soloaten in I'M.
belpuBter 0otiirIi9ieit offenbart. IS
mar in Der S6ladt BEL Wt0dsrn am
16. SttOber, 1918, Dem goripiel Der
9OIteri9la6t bel 2eipSig. 0a be-
mertte BEL einem 9lngriff bes Medlen=
burgsStreIiBihen !6uiarenregiments
Der !Suiar Stmm, pie 5ipei fran3Ds
fiide Offi5iere gu PferOe bos allgez
meine 9etiimmel benuBten, um ii6
ieitpGrts in Die 9ii9e gu iflagen.
S6nel iebte er ibnen no6, rift einen
nieoer uno bieb ouF ben nnOeren ein
0a fab er, ipie Der Sfft5ier dn9itli9
etpas 9lantes nit Dem Sberrod 3u
berbeden It9 bemiibte. Gin Sieb
5tpingt Oen Sffiaier, ieinsn S9aB fab
rem gu lnhen. um ii9 burd Die Slu6t
gu retten. Simm bebt bic blante
8eute ouf uno ruff erItaunt aus:
,Sit empl cen &udud" Sc mar Elm
golbener 9loIer Der frunS0fiI6en &ais
fersarOe, Der ein5ige, Der i'm 80lter=
ringen in uno um 2eip5i9 in bic Sdnoe
Der 9erbiinoeten fiel. 9lls Simms
Regiment ii9 seiammelt batte. lieB er
feinen r8udud" pon Den &ameru0en
bepunpern, Elm Offi5ier paro aufs
mertIam unb befragte i'm, mas er oo
babe. 30 8efebl, Serr 2eitmann,
men 9udud aus Miiiin. Den ih men
fran5iden Sffe5ieb of9enebmen bub."
Der Sffi5ier nabm ben Sudud unb
beIebrte Simm, OuB er einsn aoIer
Der franSpiii6sn &aifersorbe erobert.
.Benn ou beuts glbenb nod lebit,
meIOs bid bel mirl" inete Der OffiSier,
IieB ben Qblsr in Siderbeit brinsen
uno BON nsuem gings ssgen ben SsinO.
Simm fam poblbebolten aus benz
S6ladtgetiimmsI, melbete ii9 un0
purbe nit ieinem v9udud" gu Bill
der geididt, Der ibn belpbte unb ibm
perfpruh, b0beren Orts bon isinem gu.
ten Sang Wteloung gu MAIDEN. Dies
IeTbab aud, uno 5par beim @inSug
Der 5iiritli9teiten in 2sipais am 10.
Oftobsr. Simm ipurOe Dem 8aiisr
9lleranoer unb Dem &0nis 5riebrih
Wilbelm III. porseitelIt uno Der
rSudud- eine bel ben Siiritsn uno be
rem 9efoIge bon Sunb gu Sonb. DC
aber iaste Simm: rRu, as (ba) id
ben RabbOssl QRnubposeD tamm
(aabm) matt bGO, nu mOst ia (ibr)
EN- mol up De Singer buppen laten;
porporiiitern bGrret (bdtteD iu oui
fdoIlen bliepen (bIsibeH) Iotsn. met EN-
to fpeelen!"
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GnOe Oes a6(int6.

Der 2lnbau BON QbIintb saIt bisber
ais Die pi6tisIts Ginnubmequele in
beridiebsnen 9sgenosn 5rautrei9s,
nnS beIonbers bas Std6t9en SrIp i'm
3reifs SprpsIursSsine lsbts fait aus
fblteBIi9 bonn @ertauf oieIer 8ultu=
ren. Der Ibiintb, Der urIpriinglid
nur gu meOi5tniIdsu 3psden perlpeus
bet ipurbs, oient betanntermaben felt
lan9em Sur SerItsllung zines altobolis
iden @etrdntes, Dem bsIonoers in Den
breiten Sdidtsn oes frana6IiI9en
@oltes auseiebis 5ugeiproden puros.
Run bat Die franSOiifde Resieruns
ben 9enub aIler ubiintbbaItigen Sc
trGnte seieBli6 unteriost. I'm ober
Die PflanSer fir ben gstpoItigen Der
Iuft gu entf9dOisen, lpuroe nnd Der
rPbormuSeutiIden ppf" bic gan3e
Iebte QbIintbernte BON Der Regierun9
getauft uno perni9tet. 90 puroen
in Srlp allein innerbalb orei So9en
4bitntbfulhiren i'm Derte bon 100,s
600 6rnnts in glI6e beripaHoeIt. Der
sleide gernt9tunssfeIoaus ipirb aud
in ben 9e9enben BON Sou0an, Wiup,
Orfap uno on SakIreideu anosreR Or.
len sefiibrt.
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DER @IHdIihs

rNir sebt ss brilliant, sndOiss
5rau. SD pObus in elmer reissnbsn
@illa, babe cine ent5iidenbs 5rau, Spei
alIerIisbite &inoer uno oasu nod biz
ioeaIite Sdtpiesermama bon Der Weli
- in @merita."
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ameri6n ii6ernG.
Sbica9ucr aurreipUuOcntiu madbt
Grfabrmnacu in MunaItir.

5rou BuIter 5aripel. Die Spe5iulz
torreIponOentin elmer Gbicagoer Sci
tung, Ole ii9 CUR 3eit, als Die But
garen ibren Sieges3ug ourb Ser6ien
Oplfiibrten, in MpnaItir aufbielt unO
BORT feitgenommen puroe, lit na9 Ian
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Benn man prima EudIitGt nil:

q Sin iebr gutes Re5ept gu SDlnis
i6em g8aIer lit folgenoe Wtii9ung:
8en5oetinttur 7 Grdmm, 8ergumott0l
7 9rnmm, feinites 2apsnoel0l s
9rumm, 3itronenOl 8 Sropfen, 3tmts
81 8 Sropfen, feiniten 8eingeiit z
Quart. Wlan gieBt anes Suiummen,
lGBt es einige DOden iteben, unO man
ptro Damn finoen, oab es elm Iebr an
genebmes, feines parfiim lit, nit Dem
man gar nibt 10 ipariam um8ugeben
brau9t, oa eS piel billiger iIt, als ods
in tIetnen 6IdI6den 9etaufte. 2dbt
man es einige Monate gut perpfropft
liegen, 10 betommt es etnen nod feline
rem 9erud.
Sdno tpurmtur.
Sine 8anopurmtur follte nidt sber
porgenommen perben, bis man 8anos
purm9lieoer in ben @rtrementen fin
oct. Die Snr beitebt barin, bab Der
6aran 9eioenoe einige Sage Dor Der
obrei6ung bes Mittels mGbig Iebt,
Spei bis brei GBl0ffel RicinusDI
nimmt uno pGbrenb bieIer 3eit nur
Serinee, S9inten, 3piebeln unb Preis
beIbeereu geniebt. yea6 bieIer @ors
bereitungstur fpirb bas Wiittel einees
nommen. 0rei unaen 9runutnurSels
rinoe iibergiebt man nit pierun6Spans
ala llnSen WaiTer uno lGBt pierunos
5pun5ig Stunben Sieben. 9iefe @ufs
l0Iung nimmt Der potient nii9tern in
orei portionen. @ebt no6 elm bis
Spsi Stunbsn Der 8anbpurm ni6t
ab, 10 muB Der patieut einen Gbl6ffeI
RicinusOl nebmen. Die Sur 1T nur
bann als gslungen an3uieben, tpenn
Der &ppf bes 8auopurms abgeedngen
1T. Die bdufigite @ntitebunssuriahe
Oss 8onbpurms lit Der 9enub bon
robem 5leiid, ipe3ieI bon finnisem
S9peinefIeiih. Sm alleemeineu pers
urIudt Der 8unotpurm nur geringe
8ei6perben, oft aber Seigen ii9
Spmptome in abmaeerung uno 8luts
armut. Die Pdtienten leiben an
trantbaften Gmpfinbunssn i'm Inter
leib, bei isbr aurten Snoipiouen eefels
len Iib S6pinbeI, Sbnmu6ten, a1ges
meine Musteli6pdhe unb 8rGmpfe
binSu. Sin iideres qnSeiden lit ubsr
nur Der abgang sinsslner 9lieber.
Sine unSs &iirbisterne (pumpfiu
Seeo) tperoen gu 8rsi 5erquetIdt uno
nit elmer llnSs Dafsr unseriibrt.
Dies ptro als cine 9oiis friib NOR
lens uiihtern eenommen. 3psi Stuns
ben fpGter nimmt man stpei Bis bier
SBl0ffel RicinusDl (GaitorsSeD. gs
Diro bis oabin ni9ts segefen. = 9rsi
lln5en @ranatpurSeIrinoe piro bier
unb5panSig Stunbsn lang in sinem
Quart WdHer eingelpeiht. am atenb
lpirO ols sunSe Mablseit nur elm Ses
ring eeeeifen uno 3piebelipaNerfuppe
gstrunisn. 9lm nn6ersn Tlor9en trintt
man friib i'm 8ett ben 9tbgub Der
Rinoe, perteilt uuf Sipei Stunben. @s
tritt srpbe llebeltsit elm, bic man am
beIten bur9 ihparssn &affee betGmpft.
@sbt auf Sieie Sur Der &opf oes
9anbpurms ni9t ob, 70 mub man bic
Rur noh einiaen Saaen ipis6srboIsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-04-06

Bsnu c oann bt es nt osm Romau 3u usrSammt nht bic
Buhitabu ooer ben Druid mdhn nht ons bic auaeu ipah
iiuo osnn Der 5eblsr liest nabriAsnIt Der 8amps
tlno ss III elm 5bler leh u iOrsn u1ss notbwsnos
1T ne 8aDo Sampe. Dur osrsn reines. btanOisss, psi
ees S f0nnn tort uno fort lsisn srbaen sic pollen
@euuB BEN 0eu. unO Obne elm Wsrima auasnaurus
ung. absr Ous msi uuO bette 9t elmer RaBo Gam
pc ju srbasn, benuseu sic
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-04-06

2iebs 1T bic IdOnTte Torm b,s
G9pismus, G9Oismus Die bdblihFe
Jprm Der 2tebe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-04-06
@spi&tissr 9ranb.

S9mibt: .Warum trsten sic osuu
gu Saufs nidt nit mebr Gnergie ouf9
Soer 1T irseub elm gstui9tiser 9runo
porbonbsn, Der sic barun perbin6ert94
SduIbe: r9epi9tig9 Run, ni9t
bsIonbers - meine 5rau pisst uur
bunoertuuoSebu pfuub!"