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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-11-08
REPLY RECEIVED
TO THE PROTEST
Removal of Mail Clerks
From Boise Huntington
Trains Explained.


The following letter from the Sec
ond assistant postmaster general con-
corning the taking off of mail clerks
ON trains So and So between Boise and
Huntington was received yesterday by
the Boise Commercial club, in answer
to their telegram protesting against
the action:
Boise Commercial Club,
Boise, Idaho.
Receipt is acknowledged of your
telegram of the S0th ultimo, object
ing to the withdrawal Of railway pos
tai clerk from local trains So and Sc
between Nampa and Huntington (Boise
and Huntington RPO).
The Boise and Huntington RPO
was curtailed so as to omit service by
q clerk in trains So and SO between
Nampa and Huntington because the
conditions did not warrant the cost OF
operating mail apartment car in those
trains under the new law providing
for compensating railroad companies
on the basis of space used which was
applied to all railway post office lines
throughout the United States on Nov
l. Therefore, closed-pouch service
was substituted on train SO between
Nampa and Huntington. Your at
tention is invited to the fact that the
Pocatello and Portland RPO travels
over the same line between Nampa
and Huntington on which there is rail-
way post office service on two trains
westbound and three trains eastbound,
daily.
1t is believed that the change made
will not impair your service. Railway
post office service will be continued
on that part of the line between Boise
and Nampa.
Respectfully,
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-11-08
JUDGE KING TO GIVE
ANADDRESSTOWATER
USERS ON Project

, Judge VIII r. King. chief
} counsel of the United States
reclamation service, is in Boise
and will address the water
users and the public generally
} on the advantages of the irri-
cation district method of man
} aging reclamation projects.
} Invitations have been issued to
} Boise project water uses, and
} all others interested, to meet
Judge King at Caldwell next
Thursday afternoon, Nov. 8,
at 1870 o'clock.
Judge King recently return
ed from the National Irriga-
ton congress at Ell Paso, Tex
as, where he represented the
reclamation service and par
ticipated in the debate upon
the subject of government
built projects as compared
} with projects of private and
corporate construction. He is
now on a trip to visit the sew
eral United States reclamation
projects and the district coun-
sci offices in this vicinity. At
various points he is stopping a
day to attend public meetings
} for discussion OF project af-
fairs with particular referenc,
to the formation of irrigation
districts.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-11-08
What Cures
Eczema ?

VIE have had so many inquiries lately
regarding Eczema and other skin dis
ass. t nb,, we afs nar.f, inns, our
tion we have found that a simple wash
of Oil Of Wintergreen, as compounded
In d. ID. d. Prescription. can be relied
upon. We would not make this state
ment to our patrons. friends and neigh
bors unless We were sure of it--and
although there ere many so-called Ec-
serna remedies sold, we ourselves u;-
hesitatingiv recommend y. D. n Pre-
scTEpticn. All druggists have DID d., Csc 50c 81.
Drop into our store today, just to talk over the
shout d. d. D. Soap.
Mccrum Drug Co.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-11-08
usTIck NOTES.

The Ladies' Aid and Missionary cir
Gle will meet at the home of Mrs.
c. p. Mead Wednesday afternoon.
Don Yost, who had been attending
school at Berkeley, CAL, returned home
last week.
Miss Goldie White has returned to
Blackfoot after visit at the home
of Mr.. Crawford
N. M. Morris arrived from Midvale
Saturday to be with his sister. Mrs.
James Terp, who is very i'll at her
home.
Miss Alma Kennedy of Gooding was
the guest of Miss Myra Agee the lat
ter part Of the week.
The B. Y. P. U. win give social
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-11-08
The Weather.

FORECAST FOR BOISE AND VI
CINITY-Fair and colder tonight.
Wednesday fair.
DAILY REPORT-Highest temper
allure yesterday, Al; lowest tempera-
ture this morning. "a, mean temper
sture yesterday, &c. Total precipi-
tation for the "a hours ending at 6
a. NJ, 10 of an inch.
CONDITIONS-Thc distribution of
pressure has changed rapidly since
yesterday and high pressure now pre-
walls except over the southern pla-
teau and parts of the middle west.
The lowest readings of the barometer
are in New Mexico and Manitoba, re-
spectively. Precipitation has occurred
over most Of the Pacific slope and in
parts of Montana, Alberta Manitoba,
North Dakota, Iowa and Florida.
Lower temperature prevails except in
the south and east and at a few
northwestern stations. The fall in
temperature was most pronounced in
the Dakotas and Minnesota. Rapidly
rising pressure over the northwest
Is expected to be attended by fair
weather in Boise and its Vicinity to-
night and Wednesday, with lower
temperature tonight.
LOWEST TEMPERATURE ELSE
naturalization, SO; Buffalo, AZ;
Chicago. IS; Denver, "a; Des Moines
As; Galveston. ~; Havre, %; Helena,
80; Huron, &c; Jacksonville. 81; Kan
sas City, 81; Knoxville, 46; Memphis,
Sc; Montreal, 80; New Orleans, "a;
New York, AZ; North Platte, 80;
Oklahoma. 62 Phoenix. 40; Pittsburg,
A; Pocatello. 80; Portland. A; ST.
Louis, IS; st. Paul, So; Salt I Ike, 80.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-11-08
RID YOUR CHILD OF WORMS.

Thousands Of children have worms
that sap heir vitality and make them
listless and irritable. Kickapoo Worm
Killer kills and removes the worms
and has a .onic effect on the system.
Does your child eat spasmodically :?
Cry out in sleep or grind its teeth?
These are symptoms of worms and you
should find relief for them at once
KiclSapoo Worm Killer is pleasant
remedy. At your druggist. 25c. adv
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-11-08
HER SON SUBJECT TO GROUP.

MY son EDWIN Is subject 70 Group,
writes Mrs. q. o. Irwin, New Kensing-
ton. Pa II put in many sleepless
hours at plight before / learned of
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. Moth
ers need not fear this disease il they
keep a bottle of Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy in the house and use 1t as di-
rected. 1t always gave my boy relief.
Obtainabie everyw here.-Adv.
T. TIL. S,
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-11-08
Respectfully,
Second Asst Postmaster General.
BABY HAD WHooPINe COUGH.

Mothers who have used Foley's
Honey and Tar would not be without
1t. Mrs. Sam c. Small Clayton, N.
NJ, writes: my grandson had
whooping cough when he was three
months old. We Used Foley's Honey
and Tar and l believe it saved his
life. He is now big and fat" 1t is
fine thing to have il the house in
case of whooping cough, Group,
coughs, colds. The first doses help,
loosen phlegm, heal inflammation,
clear air passages, stop raclEing
coughs. Whiteheads Drug Store
Adv T. TIL. S.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-11-08
FROM INDIGESTION
RELIEVED.

Before taking Chamberlain's Tab
let's my husband suffered for several
years from indigestion, causing him
to have pains in the stomach and dis
tress after eating. Chamberlain's
Tablets relieved him of these spells
right away" writes Mrs. Thomas
Casey. Geneva, N. Y. Obtainable
everywhere.-Adv. 7. TAr 8.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-11-08

Don't delay your fall planting. We
Plant now. Roses, shrubbery, hardy
perenials. vine-. bulbs. etc. A full
line at the Boise Floral Co.-Adv. y
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-11-08
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

OWYHEE-J. E. Naylor, Salt Lake;
e. B. Sherwin, Spokane; Mr.. and Mrs.
r. r. WELLS, Seattle; A. C. Ramsay,
Los Angeles; f. A. Nelson, Racine; T.
]. Connally, saltwater, Mimi; A. Rolfe,
New York; Paris Gordon, Denver; Jo-
seph H. Clark, San Francisco; 3. E..
Rowley, Denver; H. G. Bostick, Port
land.
IDANHA-J. Johnson, Chicago; r..
Cappeller, San Francisco; II. Savage.
wife. and son, Salt Lake; Will R. King,
Washington, D. c.; A. Pollock, North
Yakima; C. H. Carnan, Salt Lake
William Policeman. Baker; Stanton
Parks, Mountain Home; Finley Math-
eson. Mountain Home; r. j. Herring
ton, Fairfield; Thomas Branlley, Salt
lake; H. NJ. Kohn, San Francisco; E. G.
Chandler, Louis Cohn, +. S. English,
Portland.
GRAND-Mrs. Ruth Elder. Spanish
Fork, Utah; H. w. Godan. Bruneau;
Percy Cole, Ogden; +. r. Franklin
Boulder, Colo; J. w. Kimball, Garden
Valley; Arden Jensen, Sweet; A. Nc
Bride, Garden Valley o. T. Hubbell
Pocatello; William Talley. Sweet Mrs
Pratt and family, Pearl; r. L. Boiler
tho, Garden Valley; H. C. Bardsley
Arco; Mary Leary, Placerville.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-11-08

Phone 10 ror baggage wagons.
Prompt service. Peasley Transfer d
Storage Co.-Adv. q
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-11-08
g Instead Of conducting special sales one or two
days of the month, we sell drugs at the very low
est prices every day in the month.
Talcum Powders

Toilet Soaps
Pears Toilet Soap, a bar $50
-Woodaury's Complexion Soap.
-cuticura Medioated Soap 1870
--Colgate's Cashmere Bouquet. a
CAKE ............... 10o
-Resinol Medicated Soap,
CAKE ............... .21o
Synod Soap .21o
Story CASTLE, 8 cakes for $50
Packers Tar Soap ). -. .fec
ASSORTED SOAPS
We sell several weII-known
kinds at, a bar 30
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-11-08
Go: =: :: Goll!d!!e!mg! a. !4!!E! n :;
Our Everyday Prices Toilet Goods and Drug Sundres
Asked at Most Special Sale,
time. The cash way of buying for ten stores en-
ables us to ''underbuy" and likewise "undersell."
Dentifrices

Dentifrices
--Pebeco Tooth Pastor prios, q
-koIynos Tooth Paste .--..21o
-Poradent Paste ......-.. .25o
-EuthymoI Paste .1so
-CoIgate's Tooth Paste In two
sizes; large, Zoe; small ..... 100
DIR. Lyons Tooth Powder
--CoIgate's Tooth Powdery price,
a can, 24c, small size ..15c
-Sanitol Tooth Paste 80. .1so
For a Mans Shave
-coIeate's Shaving Cream,
price -. zoo
-Colgate's Shaving Stick :. 200
-colsato's Shaving Powder,
can .-............ .2Uo
-colsate's Shaving Soap, 8 bars
TOT ............... 100
-WiIlIams' Shaving Stick .19o
-WiIIiams' Shaving Powder, a
-Wllliams' Shaving Soap,
pAr ....... %
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-11-08

FORECAST FOR BOISE AND VI
CINITY-Fair and colder tonight.
XNedn aSdnN fair
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Die 6artenarbeiten i'm Junt. Amobium alatum, cine eanf.
bare Strohblutne. - Dom 8Iuntentopf. = Ciroler 5dneenelfeu.

anss febt itbt i'm f60ufen GIor i'm
Blumengdrten. Qdnge 0dasrt es
nidt msbr unO bic Grihiabrsbliher Tino
pOn ben 9eeten berfhnunbsn, lie tusrben
NIT 9ommsrblumen befebt aFsrn 2tbs
fojen uno dnbere 6erbfbIunen tperbtn oes
pfldn3t. 8isl 1T i'm 9lamsnadrtsn All
gitBen, Sa biingeH u1h an fGubern. 8as
BspfIan0m Der 9eete nit 5sppids unb
@lumsEpflaRSen, bic gfleae bes aaiens
bur9 Sdtsu, MGbeH, geipdTern, BAG abs
iDarteH Der aiibslgttpd9le un6 Der i'm
freien 2dnbs ousgsIebten 3Rrpflau8en
nt9men eirRn grpBeR gsit Der 3sit bes
8Iumenfrsuubss Gin.
Die 3immerblumen unb gldttpfldnseu,
bic In bds breie gtbraft ipurben, lperben
ntbt gIei9 in bic brennenbe Gonnt qeIteIt,
ionbern fommtn erft tinige Sage ii ben
G9utten, bdmit bic 8Idtter nidt 3a Iebr
burt bic lteberfi9rung lsiben.
Qn ben RoIen Iiab bic G6dblinos bura
irtsbtrboltes 1a9Iebsn obsuIsfen unb AT
ptrrihten unb Bel ben G9lingsspddIsn
burf bds Qaibinben Der gransn Srie6e
nitt perIdumt tptrben.
SIN 0bFgarten reiien Bic srfsn
Gr0beersn, ipdttr airfher, S.ohdnniss
nHb Gtd6etbeersn unb 6imbesren. sic
ale bebirgen Elm p~isoerboItss Rddfshsn,
nm 56dblinge fern gu bdlten. 3fuifhen
ben grbbesren bauleR bic ~NndtI9neden,
bic bic beten. 6riinte dnndgen. Wldn Isgs
iebt 3tpiIGeR bic GrbbHrpfldn3en tIsine
8rettitiddsn, unter bsnen iid bic Gdnss
den germ bsrtrie9tn. aIe Gage einmdI
finb bic @rsttdsn aufsnbebsn unb mas
fd inttr ibnen an GhHedsnaeIinbgI sins
seIttllt bat. mirb pernidtet, ep. BEN 6iibs
nsrpoltt D~orgeporfen, fir peIdss ss cine
DsliIuteTs bilbst.
Msitau bstGmpft man mil 3trFdubsn
bon GhnsfsIpulber obsr 8sipribsR nit
Ghptftltalium. pie ih "a bier Dor sinis
gen Mohen bei Der B~etdmpFung Der
@oisnfddSlinge argsgsbsn babe. Gtohels
bssrsJlcnpm Dertilgt man burd Gpriben
NIT 5dtliin, bds IN GsifeRIauae unp
greHnfpiriius nuFssI6if nirb, cher burb
llsbsritrsasn nit gfsffer Obsr bur6
l~leberpubsrn nit S%nfettsRpuIoer. 9as gee
mamie GataIin 1T aud dls ii1trss 9srs
~tilgaHgsmittsl gsgeH A~obIrauptn. otgen
8Iatts uno 8lutIduis nIp. ie1r pirlIam-
grifd g~fpfIaH5ts gdumt unb bic nit
GrldtanIas rerIebsnen miiFm BEL trodes
rem Bsiisr reihlih gsipdHtrt tperben.
9urd rsdt3dtigts 8siprissn Der ApfeIs
uHo 8irnbdums nit Mpro5gntietr auz
pFertnllbribe ~psrhinbert man bic Auss
breiiugg bts G9orIpiIoss un6 bsi Rebsn
bic BET perpnoI5ora. 4
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nnfp better, j, pprSIer he inb, ie peniecr
bart Ite gsbrqnnt iinbl unb lie penissr ie
einsn metdnii6sn Son BON jid seben,
neRl maj nit BEN Rn6dsl an lire
Ddnbe iIopft, 9iefen ausFibrungsn
Ipri6t boiler 9obn bas, ipns bic sSqpansr
tun, bsnn Re p~flan3sn nnb tuItiDietsn lire
SubfpFlan5sn In 9or5snont6pfen. Rad
Ban aagsmstn siiltigtn anIidtsp miiien
fplde qflansen ierbsn; oenn in Otslsn
ni6t porDien, glaiitrten pbtr in ben pors
5elant6pfen pirb ieOer AusiauIa bon
2uft unS Geudtigteit NIT Sihsrbsit Ders
binbert, io6dB uIio bic gfldnss in ihnsn
ni9t lsben fam. qt6er trobbem lebt unb
eebei6t bic gFlan8s bsrrli4 in FpI4en @es
fdbsn, fdldsi aliO bielcr aIsemein funs
hdmentalsn Regsl Der 3immsrpflan8sr.
tultur ins Gelidt. ging nirtIi4t aOle
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aObfnrttn semadt, sbsnIo BON gdlat,
gubioisn, GrbIen. gufdbobntn Rttti1en.
Stansen6otnsn miiFen nit Staugen,
bobe GrbTen NIT ReiFig DsrIsbsn iperbsn.
aRit Sonuni bort bas SpargtlIiedsn anI
unb cine trdftiss Dauguns pirb ben Bee
ter 5lttleilt.
aud mintsrenbibien IinS isbi 5u Idten
uno gut fsuft gu bdltsn. @uf bic abgss
srntsEsn S0Idtbeste pffanat man Sn GHbs
bts Sani @rias unb RpfenlobL,, auF obs
ssernitts GrbIsnbeste tommt Golat, qdts
tid, aoblrabi. Gp, legt man uuF obgss
srnteten gfstsn nod sinmal gobnm nR6
Grblen, obsr pGblt ta5a IoIAe, Die in
bieItm unb i'm prrieen Sabre bisit @es
miiiturtsn nidt gttragsn baben.
aiiaentrduter ME 9bbmion, 8eIfuB,
MldiOran, Gltrdson, Msrmut, Golbei
II. I. 70. i9usibst man Dor Der Aliis, biins
belt is IN tIsine gunos arb bdngt is
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ipielt beim glumentopF nnr bic 6miIhg
3uIammenIesung bes Mdteridls. aus Dem
e. bsrgeIteIt pirb. ST 3. 3. Der bertpen.
bette 9or rsiblid ialtbaltig, 70 iibt bisier
adIfgehalt aud auf bic in ben SOpf &c.
feBte Pflanae cine ibrem a~altbebiirfnis
tutlprs4enbs, balb msbr giinitige, BAH
mebr ungiinitige Diriung aug. Nus bic.
lem GrunSe 1T Is ertIGrIih, bdB GENTLE
a~ultaren, pie a3aleen uab Gritsr, mems
ger gut m iolden 36pfen gebeibsn, bic
aus fart ialthdltigem Son bergeiteat
linb. Sc 1T dlIo niat nDtig, bdB man
ben por0Isn 3ontopf i'm Simmer nit
papierr6Iden .~perfh6nert@, burd papier
feline rotbnuHe Riidternbeit bsrbsdt, sr
fam ulfo aud tpisbsr, iDie gu 9rOBp6tsrs
8titen fdon fem, Tdon an Iihl. f9On tpie
porssn1n. gber Elm Mbflublo9 fir bds
gisbDuFer iOa uu4 Der qOrSeluatOpf
5nbeu. 4
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Der Strei&Rora.E erearapR.

aest Elm 9tr,iaboI8 A Qusr iiber Elm
uif BEN 9iids IiessnOss StteidbuI8 B.
10 bub Der aOpf bon A ben siT6 bsriibtt.
pdbrenb bas annsrs gnbs bon A in bic
90As rost. guf Oi.fss Gnbe Isgt man bas
gnbe zines brittsn S~treid6OI8ss @, oHnt
OaB odbur9 bsr aopf BON A bon bsm
8ii4e aufgebobsn pirO; bieits mub Sas
sssen srfplgen, ipsnn man nit einem
Singer auf G oriidt. Nuf G Iest man in
idrastr Ststung Elm Disrtts Strei6bpI3.
uuf bieies Elm finftss, unO 70 fort, pts
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bnutrt in fdnbisem, rOdtrsm, mdBiS
feudtsm goSen Bel Ieihtsr ninterIider
Bsbedung i'm 0reien aus. Gle lam dbsr
aud dls 9opIpfidn3e tultipiert perben,
no fe baHH F%roitFtsi iib,rpintert iptrb.
Mer fs aus Snmen sisben min, Der lam
foldsn i'm Mai ins Freie 2dnb birett iden.
Srgeub peIds G9mifrigtsit ober Ionitige
YfIsse bsrsitet bic gFIanas benz 8Iurusrs
frsunb niht.
90 III heats 81 elmer giestl gsporbsn,
bic isots @drtsnbud prsbigt, baB bic Ges
TGbe, In bsntn bic gfldn8sn fteben, einsn
ipeisntliden GinfluB auf bic Gr6t unD
bds CUTE Geosiben Der 3immerpflansen
baberi. Sic ToIeH, fdst bic Rtgsl, 8dnbs
kben, bic ppr6s Tin6 unb ben eintritt
rsip. ben 3uiritt Der 2uit su ben pflans
~ssntpur8sIn srm0glidsn. IS finb biernad
bic bsissn aOPft bic SunssFdbs. fs fnb
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IN ben 5enItsrn tirDler Sduir Iiebt
man iebr bduIis bsrabAdnsenbs RsIten
BON feurig bIatroter 5orbe, bic ME Dsrs
feblsn, bic quimertlamteit Der goraberz
gebenbsn gu trpeden. @s iIno bic 9e>
btrgs> DOer Siroier 5Gngsnslten. 0iele
bdben bic gisniddft oab ibrs 8Iitens
itengel anfaHgs nu6 obeH bin treibsn,
bdnn dber ipdter nit Der Gntpidlung Der
&hoipen bdngenb nab unten tpa9feH.
Sic bilben in ibrer B%llimenfiae einen
Ieu9tenocn Gdmud fir @eruhDsn, BLU
mentdftsn, 8altone etc. unb bIibsn bis gu
@nbe NODember. NnIprii9e an ben 8os
ben MAIDEN babel bieIs ReItGn nidt, bod
lisben lie, ME bic dnhersn 9opfa unb
SartsnneIien, Tafsnerbe Dber alien, Iebs
migen 8auiautt, MiItbeeterbe unb Sanb
81 glei9en 5eilen aemiIat. Sir guten
Maherdb8ug Fat man bur4 cine rsi4Iiae
94er6enunterIdge 5u iorgem
9at man BON biefsn Nelten beipur3elte
StedIingspflan5et i'm eritsn 6riibiabr
einsspfIou8t, 10 1T Is Dortsilbdft, bieIe
srit einige Sage bss beHsren Anipur3eIns
tptgen bintsr Oas GenItsr zines ungebei3s
ten 3iamers Su TteIen. 5obaI0 bic
pflan8sn oarAsspur8elt finS, tommsn Ts
In ben JenItsrtaiten unb peroeH aunG1It
Dor ben Stra6len Der M~ittdgsIonns ses
i4ust. @egofen pirb mad 8eOarF, bel
beiBem, trDdenfm Metter unb tpG6renb ber
&noipen> unD 8liitenbilbung reidli6sr,
Bel trabem Wetter unb Bel eineetretenenl
Gtiaitarb bes @a4stums eibt man nee
niger MaFer. Die ibrige pfIegs be-
fdlrGnit iid auf pus gutfernen etpaiser
abgeblibter 8lumsn.
SIN 5erbfts tommen bic 9elkn in eiaen
belsn, l~aftissn, frpItfreien Baum, TOO he
Ron 3eit gu 3eit gang tpenig DaHsr srs
bdItsn. GeidHtttsn Dirb an ben Pflans
sen nt9ts.
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a1auwmH1tibt IN 9~ranOmsItrti.

9Fus elmer 13--14 3on grobsn 9cI5,
Thsibe III, Der aub,HtOniur mad. Elm
adbmIopf unO oua bos ylauI das5u.
Taueibsn, REDEEM bon bIntsn Elm rOtsr
S~toffbsutsi %ongsnds,It pirb. gtit BEN
Br,unFift 1T bas O~ufSspauFs Butter
nad5uarbsiisn unb bOHH bic D1dIsrsi NIT
1urbs Obsr Beige 81 beginner. Die gus
gen rsrbcn grin nit tpeibtm auadpIsI
unsttSni; aud bic Sabine Fnb Dsib. Ralt
unb aatten bss mouluasThniitss roIa
gu haIttn. Dos G.u srbdlt bier unb bd
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3n China III bns eTsn Eebr biuie. sir
Elm podr aipftrmiinsen t5nnen bort arme
2eute bereits ibrtn Sunger ftiaeR. Jreis
lid, 8ogelnsitsr. bic in China cine gang
hsIOnbert DtIitatsFe burIfsaen, btiDmmsn
ie bufiir nibt. bod gibt "a aud tiaiz
eere 2ederbiNeu, ME Rsgenpirmer, uns
Rifle Gurtsn. baibauseebritste gier, uber
iunse Rdtten in 9onig eetaaht. Gelts
Jam III in China bic athtspflegs. @snn
iia 3ipet ~Itreitsr, ipiro ni6t stpd ents
iditbeH, tper bon ibnen redt bat, ionbern
lie iperbsn bsibe in elm Brett asIedt nn0
DfftHtlid duf benz Martt ausgeftIt, sur
Marnuns fir iene, bic bieIeidt aud itreits
tiidties gefibk In fih fplrsn. Der in
China @elb fat, lam natiirli6 fdbrtn
fat gu luuftn, aber 70 btausm pie Bel
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9as 5daf, 6nS Sinnbil6 Ser Ganfts
NUT unO Schulz. seist gang unOere gba.
rutter5ise, tuenn es fi9 IelbIt iiberldHen
bleibt. @tbeimtat BriebeI Dies iiingIt i'm
@erein fiir beuti9t B6Itertunbe baraui
bin, baB in @tbtrgsldnbern numentliG
bic GddfbDde, bic 5utpetlen bic 9erhe
geeen MbIer unb anberes Roub3eug 5u
perteibisen baden, bic Ghiidternbett bes
9erbsnbiebs Der Gbene D0atg ablsgsn unb
benz Meuiden tsinesfpess ouspsideu. Sn
SiroI tuerOen bic S6afe oft 10 fred, BAT
Ie ben @anberer gerobesu berfolgen.
Rdmentlid iinb ie bnnn nrr idtper gu
berfdeudeu, ipenn linen einmaI iemnno
Sals gum Qeden berabreidt Fat. Sic bers
ldngen bdnR bon jebem WoriibertOmmens
ben tbren GaIatribat unb gsbsu in ibrer
nnberIhdmtbeit oft 70 melt, baB Ie bic
Wlenfden buhItdbli9 a~ntnabbtrn, penr
Ie bos burd ben SdpsiB uusseI6isosns
G1l3 in ben 2leibern fpitteru. Sn Der
Gdmsia TOG bas SaI3fiittsrn Der @Gofe
supsilen Iogar lebenssefGbrli9 perben,
neil iih bic Sddfe babel 70 ungefam
beranbrdngen, baB lie ben Giittersr inns
tperfen unb inter nmitdnben in sinen
Abgrunb itobsn. Die Grsitbuns ma9t
aIfo nidt uur ben MeHIdsn, funbsrn aua
has S9uf.
Mer aIss ipeiB, bat nidts ssIsrnt
uno bisibt bon RIusheit itets sutFernt.
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in Der Gisur ss5sist. Driidt man nun
NIT benz Singer auf bos 5uIsbt gsIssts
Strei9bol5, piro Der Druid fi9 otgen>
blidlia burd ale S~treiGbOl3er fOrtpflans
gen, unO Der aOpf bon A Dirb fi4 BON
Sifme erbeben.
Stelt man an einem Gnbe bes Slides
cir tleinss @las auf ben aOpf bon a,
unb mddt ben acknowledgements 10
lang, baB er Bis an bas dnbere Gnbe bes
Sif9es rsi9t, lam man bur s Sriden
bss duBeren Streidbpl8rs bas GIa4 BE-
lpsgsn Dbsr fpgar umtDerfen.
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@iEenspertes

SIN Mai 1915 fi6rte Der 9inb iibsr
bic periii6s Stabt airmnnTdab eroB.
MeHgen elmer fslten Gubltdn8, bic man
ouf ben eritsn Bid fir 5ruatfDrnsr Bate
bdlten t6nnsn. Rad tpiHenf9dftIiasr llns
terfu9uns tparbe fsItesiteni, bdb Is fid
I'M bic rMnnna" bCnbsls, nit Der fid
bpr SahrtouIsnbsn bic Snben In Der WaIte
srndbxt bobsn. Dixie Manna itdmnt BON
einem Gamnristsnfrau9 Der nnter BEN
Rdmsn 9arFabuunl ktannt III. Sie ipirb
bur9 Elm Snlstt erSeugt, bds in benz
Gtumm aO2sr bcbrt. aus bsuRn elm TdIeis
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psiBe ei6ter, Cine obsn duf Der Rid
rsits Ses aOpfss nit g6arnier bsfefists
2eiiie bisnt sum GufIteIsn Der S6sibs,
unb atpsi MpnbdIs bon 21a 3ol 9uras
msHer pttben benz Gpisl ~beietgebsn. 9ies
ft iinb In art Der pompons auf elmer
auiammsngelssttn. Idngliasn adrts,
bur9 iueI5t cine 9orbsI sslsgt ipirb, aug
ptri6tsbtnFdrbigsn Bo[lreiten rett bid
au pideln. Damn 1T bic Woaroat BON
BARTON ub5uItrsiFen uHb itbr fsIt SuTams
m~sn3ubinosp, porauF re auf bsr sutgss
asnseisstsn 5sits Oufsei4nitten unb sss
Idoren pirb.
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niger, tart 5~udsrboItiger Saft dblduFt.
Der ubtropFsnbs Salt fdat 5u gDben uno
%eritdrrt gu ben furbIofm SropFsn Der TO-
eenanntsn 9rdnsnmonnn. Ginb bieI,
3ropfen, bic In sroB,n mdfsn su 9oben
fallen, gang troden, 70 tDerben ie bonn
BinO ~olf9tpirbelt unb ouf srObe Gnts
%fernungtn b~intpsggtFubrt.
Gin 3sniBtt fsinHtr G%tablubrFebrn
toitet sttpa II 9stIiontn Dpaurs.
Die srfts bNtfde Ri6en8udsyFabrit
ipurbe i'm Sabrs 1901 in Risbsri9lsFtn
srri6tet.
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mikt ihr Sas2

Dag 6er Rudud bon allen @6eeln i'm
@erbdltnis au ieintr gr0Be bic tleihfsn
gier Isst, unb omar Isst er Ts ni9t brett
ms frsmbs Heit, fonbera auf ben GrOs
bobsn unb trGgt ftnbann i'm 6rsitsu
SGnabet irrein ibm sesignst erfaeinenbss
4eF. Msrtpiirbig babel III, baB man
fdou iiber 30 artsn berfdiebsn sefdrbter
unb ge3eidneien audndsgier gefunbtn bic