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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-04
blue grass, orchard grass, rye, red top,

blue grass. orchard grass, rye, red top,
timothy, millet and many others in
Guiding a numbers of valuable wild
grasses. The exhibit is finely arranged.
A number of women are exhibiting in
the agricultural and horticultural dis
plays. Especially women who are
demonstrating"
Two excellent eating lighthouses
managed by women, are on the grounds
near the women's building where one
can find a good home cooked dinner
or supper for 35 cents.
The general superintendent, Miss
Merits Riddle, is also superintendent
of the fine art department. Miss Mer-
tbs Riddle and Mrs. M. A. Roberts are
superintendent of the women's work
while Mrs. Maxey and Miss Riddle are
in charge of the household. The floral
department which kept growing more
beautiful every 10 minutes yesterday
as new plants and flowers came in, is
in charge of Miss Riddle
Mrs. Merritt, a former member OF
the Columbian club, and now of the
Forward club, is at the head of the mill
products demonstration. Mrs. Botkin
is president of the Forward club. The
demonstration is arousing much inter-
est among the housewives.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-04

dleton and Pleasant Ridge held first.
second and third places and they will
be strong competitors In the contest
which will be repeated here Saturday.
In the corn exhibit the boys clubs of
Fargo. Wilder. Greenleaf. Sunny Slope,
New Plymouth and Payette are rep
resented. In these exhibits at the Gem
State fair they took first and third
places in the mems class in the white
corn class and third and fourth places
in the exhibit of yellow corn. In the
single ear of corn contest of all colors
they secured the second prize in the
men'ss class. These clubs are also po-
tato exhibitors and among the exhibits
of this product the club exhibits rank
well in the lead. 1t was George Nitzel
of the New Plymouth club who took
the second premium on Idaho Rurals''
at the Gem State fair last week.
FUTURITY SHOW AWARDS.
The Poland China futurity show,
which is now being judged, is consid-
cred as being one of the best exhibits.
The awards are as follows:
Best Futurity boar-Royston estate
of Payette, first; v. d. Hannah & Sons
OF Notus, second: A. n. Moss of Cald-
we'll, third; w. F. Hannah & Sons of
Notus, fourth: A. N. Moss of Caldwell,
fifth; Royston estate of Payette, sixth.
Open fair CLASSY. d. Hannah &
Sons Of Notus, first; ]. e. Farrell of
Weiser, second; " D.. Hannah & Sons
of Notus, fourth.
M. F. McFadden of Chicago. as the
representative of the American Poland
China Futurity records, yesterday de-
clared that of all the fairs that he has
attended this one surpasses all others.
This emphasizes the fact that Idaho is
to the front and that progress in this
industry has been made within the last
year. That she is to be compared with
more highly developed states of the
VI ion. MIR. McFadden Is pleased with
all Idaho's developments along indus
trial lines.
NAMPA DAY THURSDAY.
Tomorrow has been designated as
Nampa day. Six cars have been char
tered which will leave Nampa at 1 80
p. IN. and it is thought that 500 or 900
citizens will be in attendance. Boise
day will be Friday and it Is anticipated
that at least 1900 citizens from the
capital city will be in attendance.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-04
THURSDAY NANPA day
At IDAHO STATE FAIR

Nampa, Oct. 4.-Thursday of this
week has been designated as "Nampa
Day" at the Idaho State fair, now in
progress at Caldwell. and some five or
six hundred citizens will attend. Spe-
cial cars will leave this city at 1880
p. m. for Caldwell on that day. At a
joint meeting of the executive board of
the local chamber Of commerce of this
city and that of the Harvest Festival
association Monday night, a commit
tee composed of c. J. Blake, d. l.. Nc
Bane. A. W. Mcneil, James STROBE and
J. A. Lakness was appointed to arrange
for the itinerary of Thursday. Inter-
urban officials are also cooperating
with the committee in order osuccess-
fully consummate the effort and pres
ent indications point to a great attend
ance by the citizens of this city.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-04
North Portland.

Capital News SPECIAL Service)
North Portland, Oct. 4.-Cattle-Re
ceipts 200. Market steady. Prime
steers, 6.75; good. 65O@6.75: fair, SIC
@6.40; ordinary, 5.50@6; prime cows
5.35 m5.50; good, 5.2505.35; ordinary
4.50@4.75; common, 3@4; best bulls,
@450; stockers and feeders, 406.
Hogs-Receipts 450. Market steady
Tops, $50; bulk, 9.s0@9.s5 prime light
9@9.25; strong weights. 960@9.75:
rough, S.50@S.75 pigs. S@S.50.
Sheep-Receipts 1900. Market firm;
lambs 25 higher. Choice east of noun
tains stuff bringing .. Lambs, S.50@9;
choice yearlings, 7.25Q75O; choice ewes
55096.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-04

Squash. per Observation-Disclosures. &c
Cauliflower. per head So 15c
Ranch eggs, per dozen .......... S5c
Ranch butter, per pound ........ S5c
Creamery butter, per pound 40c
Tomatoes. canning lots, per Id. 49,. &c
Watermelons. per pound ...... 1ac
Cantaloupe .......... to for 25c
Peaches, per crate ......... .90c@ 100
Italian pruneS .oocu Sl.UO
Apples, per DOX $lfo
Sugar, per cwt., beet, 1925; cane, $3.50
Concord grapes, per crate. $1.25
Bartlett pears, per box. $2.S
Flour, straight grades, per AS
pound sack :. ........... .1.65
High patent, per 4S-pound sack
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $3.50 to $3.50
Local lard, 10-pound pail. ...... Los
Eastern lard, 10-pound pail. s190
Cottolene, per pail 80. 75c to s1.75
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-04
METAL MARKET.

New York, Oct. 4.-Copper-F'irm
Electrolytic 27@2S.
Iron-Steady and unchanged.
The metal exchange quotes tin
steady. spot ss25@39.5O; lead, 1920
Spelter-Firm. Spot, East st. Louis
delivery, 93s @95s.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-04

and when I rubbed them
they would get sorc and
burn. The pimples were
large and hard, and would
peel OF. The burning and
itching were 20 bad that
! walked the floor most Of
the time. and almost cried.
] could not let my clothing
A....i. - - - -.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-04
CLOSE IS STRONG
!. ON GRAIN MARKET
Opening Was Weak but
Bullish Advices Caused
Rally Later.

Chicago, oct. 4.-Wheat value tend
ed to Immediately sag today influenced
by opinions that the bullish effect of
the Argentine draught had been suf-
ficiently discounted for the present. 1t
was limited also that measures were
being taken to enlarge greatly the
amount of shipments from Australia.
Opening prices, which ranged from &c
off to nc up, with December $1.5s to
$15Sss, and May s1.57la to 1.57A, were
followed by a material decline all
around.
Subsequently, export buying helped
to cause a decided rally and SO, too.
did late advances that despite rumors
to the contrary, no rain had fallen
in Argentina. The close was strong,
e az to l sc net higher.
Closing prices:
Wheat-Dec., 1.5s1a; May. 1859.
Corn--Dec.. 1874 May. 77Ss.
Oats-Dec. 40; May, 51%.
Pork-Dec.. $3.50: Jan, 22.57.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-04
Meridian News In Brief.

Meridian, Oct. A mass meeting
has been called for next Monday
evening in the Booster club hall to
take up the matter of improvement of
the local cemetery.
Letters have been sent out to all
interested persons and it is planned to
have good. rousing meeting. Rev.
Joel Brown has been working out a
definite plan which will be presented
Everybody is urged to be present.
Harry Tolleth and DR.. Dutton re-
turned yesterday from trip into the
Cape Horn country. They had no luck
hunting.
Arthur Frazier and James Jackson
left yesterday for short vacation trip
in Garden valley.
At the regular monthly meeting Of
the village board last Monday only
routine business came up for consid-
Grafton.
George f. Atwater will make bus
mess trip to Long valley this week.
tor yesterday
Quite a number of people will at
tend the Idaho State fair, now in prog
ress at Caldwell Thursday and Friday.
Two Frenchmen have invented a
process for treating Photographic mega
tives by which the effect of the stereo-
scopic relief is produced in pictures.
Mems shoes fastened with pieces of
spring metal instead of laces have been
! invented.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-04
LARGE SHIPMENTS OF
LIVESTOCK ARE MADE
TO PORTLAND MARKET

Nampa, Oct. 4.-The proportions
which the livestock industry is as
sumnig in the country surrounding this
city and the factor it Is proving in it's
wonderful prosperity is a subject of no
little comment in local business cir
cles. The Nampa Livestock, Loan and
Commission company, of which J. f.
Barnes is me manager, has just sold
SGT head o. beef cattle to the Portland
Feeder company. The Portland COM
pany has also just consummated the
purchase OF 100 head of sheep from
the Mcconnell brothers of the Montour
community.
For several months livestock ship
ments have been going out from this
city at the rate of from five to 10 car
loads each week, and firms purchasing
for shipping purposes appear to en-
counter no difficulty in continuing
their purchases. The shipments of the
L. l.. Miller Livestock company of this
city the past seven or eight months
have been of phenomenal proportions
and have resulted in placing thousands
OF dollars into local circulation.
Throughout the vast area of tribu-
tary country which has been brought
into circulation the past year or two
through the completion of the great
Arrowrock dam, the livestock industry
is being correlated with farming by
Its farmers and very profitably.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-04
BURNING ITCHING
P|MPLES ON BACK
Of Shoulders and Neck. Large and
Hard. Walked Floor Most of
the Time. In Ten Days
HEALED BY CUTICURA
SOAP AND OINTMENT

My trouble began with pimpies on the
back OF my shoulders and neck. paid no
attention to them until they began itching
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-04

because the pimplss were 30 sore.
Il sent for a free sample OF Cuticura Soap
and Ointment and 1t helped 90 / bought
more 1t was about ten days before I was
healed" tSigned) Miss e. nj. Spinks,
1870 seth st.. Denver. Colo. July 7. 1915.
Sample Each Free by Mail
Z With 32-p. Skin Book on. request Ad-
dress postcard ..Cuticura, Dept. T, Bes.
tom" Sold throughout tho world.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-04
MINNEAPOLIS WHEAT.

Minneapolis, Oct 4.-December wheat
closed today at 1.69A @1.es%; May,
1861.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-04
PORTLAND WHEAT.

Portland, Oct. 4.--Wheat higher, no
trading. Spot bids lie to1c up. Blue
stem, 1884, fortyfold, 1874; club. 1.S1;
red fife, 1872; Red Russian, 1928.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-04

Aleen Mickey Brya of Seattle,
has opened Offices in New York and
intends going in. business as pro-
fessional deep ser. diver, or sub
marine diver as she prefers to be
called. Miss Bryant's brief career
she Is only out of her teens--includes
awaiting, broncho busting and box
ing.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-04
LOCAL MARKETS.
Wholesale.

The wholesale prices quoted are the
prices paid by the retailer 20 the pro-
ducers for their product.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-04

Dot WORCESTERSHIRE for the oi.
tai News.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-04

The states of Oregon, Washington
and Idaho will have 100000 bushels
of wheat to move to the Atlantic sea-
board in the next few months and
: there is a dearth of cars in which to
move 1T. = The railroads have been
called on to provide about $500 cars,
the average capacity of a car being
1900 bushels.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-04
South Omaha.

Capital News Special Service)
South Omaha, Oct. 4.-Hogs-Re-
ceipts $500. Market 1926 lower.
Bulk. s.75@ss5; top, 90; range. $500
80; mixed and butchers, S.75@9.10;
good to choice heavy, 5000; rough
heavy, S.6O@sso; light. s.50@s.10;
pigs, 7@S.50.
Cattle-Receipts 5000. Market active
and strong. Beeves. 6.5O@1o.6O; cows
and heifers, 4.5o@7; stockers and feed
ers. e@7.75; good western rangers, 7.6o
$3.50; poor to medium. 6@760; calves
SOIL.
Sheep-Receipts $4,000. Market
feeders strong, 10 higher; killers
steady. Wethers, 6.5O@750; yearlings
7@775; feeders, 6.5o@7.75; lambs, 925
@9.7o; feeders, 9@9.S5; ewes. 575@
6.75; feeders, 4.50@6.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-04
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
CHICAGO.

Capital News Special Service)
Chicago, Oct. 4.--Hogs-H6eeipts 3d.
900. Market active at early decline.
Bulk. S775@9.40; light. s.65 @9.55:
mixed, S.55@9.eo; heavy. s.5o@9.50;
rough. S.5odS.65.
Cattle-Receipts 1880. Market
strong. Native beef cattle, 6.4o@11.25;
western steers. 6.15@s.4o; stockers and
feeders, 460@7.65; cows and hefers,
3.40@9.30; calves, S@12.5o.
Sheep-Receipts $1,000 Market
strong. Wethers, 6.50@S.35; lambs,
10000.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-04

Mems shoes fastened with pieces of
spring metal instead of laces. have been
invented.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-07-27
Baubolz naeb dem Rriese.
sebr itnrte sadlirase im 8eltmarftc
pirb beitimmt eripartet,

Der gu 3eitsn seipoItise Duff
fhpng i'm ameritaniiden 8aubol5s
gefhGft unb feinen prsiien batte in
hen Iebten MOnatsn Dor bem Quss
brud Oes @elttrieses siemIid abses
fIout, iei es Usgsn 5unsbmenber Be
Iiebtbeit bon griaBitOffen, ipie nos
mentIih 3emsnt unb YetOn. fei es
aus fOnitisen lrTn4en. aber es
lift taum su be3ipeifeln, bab Der
arieg ipieber cine unsemein itortt
ee9enteili9e 8etpegung I'M 9efOlss
boben ipirb! Ratiirlid iislIen @jes
I9dftstreife, bic 5undhIt baran ins
tereiiiert iinb, icbon lanse 9ere4s
nungen bariiber on.
Sn benz Sabre, iueIdes benz bent.
ipiirbisen sroBen Grbbeben in Si.
siIisn unb Siibitalisn folste. inns
portierte bos rStisfellonb" 9retters
bols i'm 8erte bon 33 Winionsn
Dollars; bic Rense, ipelde nad Dem
9esirfe MeIiina ging. itieg auf bas
Siebenbunbertfade bes 9etrnees in
normolen 3eiten! limb mar oies
nur ipenig i'm @ersIei6 gu benz.
mas permutlid begebrt pirb. ipenn
europa bos srobe @ert bes Wies
beraufbauens in 9lnariff nimmt, uno
mas aus bem eigenen 2onbe ni9t
gebedt tperbsn lam! Oenn es gilt.
ungebeure II. auf fsbr peite 9ebiste
peritreute 3erit0runsen gutaumoden.
Mon fddbt, baB in ppIsn, RorOs
frontrei9 unb 9elgien oaein i'm
9etrage bon 300 Minionsn 0oIlora
bon ausipGrts berlangt iperben ipirb,
- unb biefe Sddbung 1T nod biz
allermdbisite.
limb ss bnnbelt iid nidt sins
mnl Inn europa alIein. Siios unS
Mittelamerita batten itsts. trob ibrer
eieensn. gum sroBen Sell nod un'
sntipidelten SilfsquslIen, Itets ero'
be Mensen 8nubols importiert; uni
fie biirften ipieberum bisIes Wate.
rioI i'm itartsn Nabe berIansen, TO-
baIO bic tpieber sebeferten S5ean'
Sransportgelesenbeitsn es suIaFen
8enn Der Mungel an iolden &C.
legenbeiten infplse Der &risesper'
bdltniiie 1T Bis iebt nod bic sinsis'
llrfnde fir bos StilIItebsn Der 9nu'
tdttstsit in bieIen 2dnbsrn.
man peib sepiB. 6oB bic Yaa.
tGtistsit in 9rpbbritannien uno II
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-07-27

ten Sage elm 9siper6e aus iOl6en
Safenfabrien gemo4t Bat. entflie9en
mir bem lGrmenben Sreiben unb ses
ipinnen spi1den Sort Saint'Seon
unb Sort SointsNieoIas bas freie
meer. @dbrenb in 5riebensoeiten
bieIe beiben aItertiimlihen 5situnger
pertrGumt in Der sSnnne baIiegen
bic nit ibren Diagonal geIponnten
GiIsnbrGbten bas Sofenbilc itiIse'
reht obI9Iiebt. 0ieier Glteite Seil
hes MarIeilIsr Safens, Der 2acpOOn,
Der Dor 5ipeisinbalb Sn6rtauieneen
bic pbOniSisr our Siebeluug einIuo,
bient beute nur Segelidiffen, tleinen
S9leppoumpfern unb Sa9tsn 5ur
Qlnlase; Qnooluiierinnsn in bunien
&attunr0den perlooeu Oroneen, Stas
Iisner idleppsu S6rbs bon Siios
frii9tsn ouf sinIpdnnise Ddgel4en,
beutide 9riessssfansene tragen uns
ter benz 9ommnnbo zines lluteroffi'
siers 8onItruitiOnsboIser iiber ben
auai.
gluf bem Wlotor6Oot zines toriis
i9sn MntrpIen, Der ii4 fir feline aI'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-07-27

6euter bes MittelaIters. SdIupTp;ns
lei Dor ben @erfolgern. Dos erite
Sriessia6r mar fir bos MitteImeer
toum elm iol9es gepeien; nod benz
8ombarbement bon Bona, bas 4ns
fang ausuit 1914 bic 8iiitenbeb0Is
teruus in 9lufre9ung berfebt bate.
i6ieu ollie @efubr bpriiber; erit felt
Otto6sr 1915 na9 benz 8ou bes
neuen beutIhen unterIeeboot : Sppus
unb Der @nInge bon 8erpflegunssitas
.ionen nuf neutroIem 8Obsn (aOrfu
u. o.) iebten nu4 bier bic S4iffss
ocrienfungeu Elm. gluf unferer Sa6rt
our9 bic 9oIiins Der Soliette touus
ten mir uns oenn au9 bon ben
S6ubs un6 9lbpebrmaBreeeln Der
O3eonoompfer iiberseugen. Die bol<
tGnoiI6en, norpegil6en. grie9iIden,
IponiIdsn S6ifIs tragen an Bod
unb Steuerborb ibre notipnolen Jars
ben oufgemoIt, suipei!en ouf elmer
srellen. tpeitbin Ii4tboren llnterIoge;
Die SonoelsI9iIfe Der triegfiibrenoen
Stoaten, bic friiber bon Sorpebobpos
ten besleitet ipuroen. iino ieBt nit
elmer oosr mebreren Sdnellfeuertos
nonsn beipebrt. bsren graue SILHOUETTE
born om Sfiffe oufragt.
Soliette beiBt bic erfe 9roBe Sos
ienitelle fir SSeGnbompfer. Die um
bic Nitte oes 10. Sabrbunberts tusf=
lid oes 9ieursport onssleet ipurbs
uuo Der iid Sobr5sbnt um Sabrsebnt
benz 3unebmenOeu Sdiffspertebr snt<
ipredenO. neue 8nTiins onsIieberten:
YoIIin ou 2oSoret. 8niiin b'9lreus,
8oIIin be Ia @are Waritime. 8affin
Rational (49 Settor SberfIG9e),
goIiin be la pineoe (6S Ssttar Obsrs
fIG6e), goiiin be la Wobroeue Tim
9ou befinbIi9). Den Guuis unb
Sdmmen (Noles) entInng Sisben Ii6
fie Wagosine unn llmlnHeoorridtuns
gen, bic GiIenbabnlinien uno S9ub,
itGnbe, bin, bic tells Der Gompagnie
oes 9ods ct Gntrepots ton5eiiiOniert
Iiuo. tells Dffentliden Gbnratter tros
gen unb BON Der Worieiller 5anbels>
hammer oerpoItst ipsrben.
Der erite SafeR 6rontreids bietet
sur Stunbe elm Bib fieberbnftsr SG-
tisteit. ia lleberfiilluns. ounberte
BON Sssonbampferu uno &iiIienfhifs
ZEN fnbren Elm uno aus uno beIe9en
oen lebten freisn PIab in ben Dods.
0o Tino bic prGd,tissu SdifIe Der
Gomposnie oes WsIIogsries Moris
iimes, Gin rpouI 2ecot" bon 161 Wles
ter 2Gnse, $4,000 Sonnen 9ebolt,
11.OO0 Bierbetdrten. Gr riiitet ii4
fir feline Reiis nn4 Gbinn: Der
Shifispano entlong iliegsn bic Rob
tent0rGe, Die It4 Die ruBigen Seiels
len reidsn, uno oui 0ed tperben &i'
ten mo 75diier oufgeitopeIt. bic Die
Prooutts Der MnrIeilIer Snbuitrie,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-07-27

Trantreid bsinabe sans aufgsb0rt
bat. limb es barf ansenommsn ipers
BEN, bab es nu6 in ben 2Gnbern
Der 3tntroImGdte nidt piel aubers
iit, trob mnn9er DrtIiden ausnabs
men. 60 lange aIle trie9fiibrenoen
26nber 10 furdtbor biel nit Der
glnfertieung = pber ou9 benz aus
fauf = bon MunitiOn uno ibrer
9erpsnbuns su tun boben, finben
Iie per5peifsIt ipsnig 3eit, 8retter
fir inbuitrielIen Gebraud gu iG9en.
Die 8autGtistsit fir bic llntsritdn>
be Der SdiiBsnsrGben aber erforbert
nur bIutpenig SOl5... aaes in
olIem. iperben bic nod berbdltniss
mGbig iungen @dIber NorOameris
tas = aonnba natiirlid einserehs
net = fpobl rieiig in glniprud ses
nommen tperben. Dieie 9Gnber uno
RuBtanb iinb bic srObten 9auboI5'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-07-27

bor allen Geifsn, entbaItsn. 9ons.
ben elm GIteres Sd1iff, Der ~2otus",
nit 5000 Sonnen un6 141 Wlster
2Gnge, Der eben aus Sontin einlief.
sn einem bena9barten Dod liegen
bic GubrSeuse Der Gompasnie @es
nerale Sronsntlnntique Dor Inter;
iie perIeben ben 9isnit nit NOrbs
afrita uno rld9tige 2attsnadune auf
9sd ipeiien ouf ben transport ber
olgerifben S9ofe. gDeiB Ieubtet Dos
slpiI6en Der in elm SpitalIdiff ber.
ipnnbeIte paIlasisrbompfer. -. bers
ieIben @eIslIidaft, bos an 9adborb
onsebra9te Hote &reua tit meilsns
ipeit fi9t6ar unb ipirb nit Ginbru9
Der 9untslbeit iIluminiert. gud bic
@sIsIlI6aft Der transports Maritis
mes, bic Gompasnie Mirte (SOuo6e),
bic Gompognie be RapisatiOn paquet
iinb psrtreten, bod bominiert Bel ipei@
tenn bic engIiI9e Glosse. Der ges
ipaltige &oblenbeeorf 6rantrsi6s. Der
bic Sdlfte Der gegenipGrtigen Gins
fubr bon NarIsilIe ausma4t unb bic
9eIamtsiffer Der lebtern I'M 80 pros
5ent gegeniibsr normolen Sabren ftsi.
gen lisB, bsrei4ert beinabe ausidIieBs
lid ousldnbii9s Reeber; laut Stns
tiitit bat i'm Sabre 1915 bic frons
aOiiIde Glusse 81 prpaent, bic bpls
ldnbiide, fpaniIde. norluesifhe unb
itaIienii9e ISlosse "a prOSsnt. bic
ensliTbe 45 proaent Der ginfubr bes
itritten. Ser 9riegsSuitano Bate bic
ieGtTams GrIdeinuns Sur GOIse. boB
nit Der @srminberung Der Sfiffss
5obl Bsri9pinosn Der beutI6en unb
Sitsrreidiiden SIoese, ssitsigertes
gaiIito auf S6iffsOerluits) cine Der.
mebrung bes 6efDrberten Sonnenge-
halts Sanb in Sonb sing. Sm
Sabre 1914 bra6ten 14,435 S9iffe
7,319.000 Conner 2o0ung unb 465.s
900 paIIasiere iiber MarIeille; i'm
Sabre 1915 bra9ten nur 12,61S
G9iTfe 7534,0O0 Sonnen Mnrsn
unb $4,000 poIiogisre. Rs9net
mon bic bon ben Sobrseugen. gum
eisenen 9ebarf mitsefiibrten 2ebenss
mittel, Sei3moteriulien unb Waffen
binau, 10 srbdIt man cine 9ifferen5
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fen bot. er Ipra9 bon Der fiir4ters
li9sn 8ef4isBung oes 2opti4en unb
tIasts boriiber. Oub feline Resieruns
ibn I9le9t beraten babe. Sn ieoem
Nort, bas bisIsr siniume 9Onig
Ipro6, fiiblte man cine ttefe Srous
risteii. Dos S9idiul bat ibn ii9ts
lid senItsrt. Gr bate nidt msbr
eis energiItbeu 8etpssunsen, bic man
friiber on i6m tnnnts, unb au9 Die
Si6erbeit bes 9luftrstens mar bon
ibm senommen. Die rside monteuss
grinii9e &leioung, blau nit golbes
nsn Saniirsn, pirtte ola mertipiirs
bigger @essnioB gu Der Grideinung
bisIes alien, bebriidtsn Mannss. 0rsi
Gage ipdter, ss ipar bas Datum kines
Isrbii6sn Rationalfeisrtagss, tam id
tpiebsr in bas S6lob BON Merignae.
aus anlab Der ferbiidsn Seier ipas
rem Viitglieber Der montenegriniIbeH
rnb Der fsrbiihen ao!onie aus Bas
RIG BEL Ritita gu @aite seIaben, unb
ollie bieIe 4inber bonn Geinbe beIsbs
ter 2Gnber itanben ertpartungspoll in
benz Saal, bis enOIi9 Der &6nig
eintrot, sefolgt bon Der &0nigin unO
ben Prin5sIiinnen 3snia unb @era.
Der &Onis ieBte ii4 mad turssr glus
iprnde in einen glrmItu6I, unb bic
S0nigin blieb aufreht unb itarrsn
SIiees neben ibm itebsn. @ieesr
einmal mpbtsn bic bsiosn an ollie
Die 8ilber bes S9rsdens bsnten, bic
lie bonn beimntliGsn 9Oosn psrtris,
ben. Bis iie in 5rautrsid cine RaIts
ftItts fanben. -"
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Eihita I'm EyiL.
Gin Seindj beim 95nis bon 1lOntenears
IN 0erignac.

.Sn Merignac, eiRem tlsinen
0orf in 5 &ilOmeter Gntiernuns bon
9orbeaur", 10 i9reibt elm 9eri4ters
itatter bes 2onoonsr nSnilp Gbros
niele" iiber sinsn 9eiu9 i'm fronS0iis
ideu Grill bes 3Dniss glitita DON
RontenesrO, ~iu Der gtd9e Der aano>
itrabe itebt elm tleines SdI0bdsn am
@nbe elmer i9nttisen 8oltanienallee.
WoH piiroe natlos oaran porbeis
geben. ipenn ni9t bic S4ar bon Rsus
gisrisen, bic bon morgsns bis abenos
Dor Der 9itterpforte oes Sauies itebt,
bic 9luImertIamteit srreste. Dor 5tpei
Taonaten purbe bieies pergsiiene
G9I0b6en pl0bli4 gum 9esenitono
bes Iebbafteiten SntereIies Der 9orfs
6eippbner, ba betonnt iuurbe, bab Der
aus ieinem 2onoe bertriebene &onig
Ritita bier porlGufis bauernben aufs
entbaIt nebmen tuiirbe. 9aIb barauf
fab mon perI9iebene 2aitautomobiIe
onfommen, bic ginridtunss9egens
itGnbe fir bic Wobngsmd6er sntbiels
ten. unb fdlisblid tam Ritita ieIbit,
besriibt nit 1slagsen unb 9lnipSas
den. limb iebt bat bos pergeifene
0Orfden Merienoc ieinen &Oni9!
go6 INNER boben ii6 bic bisberen
8uuern ni4t iiber bieies Greignis
berubisen fOnnsn, unb itsts triift mon
Dor Der &oitonienollse einige 2eute,
bic offenen Munbes bic montenegri>
niI6en Wo9tpoIten in ibren fremos
ortisen blnueu llniformen bepuns
bern.
9tu9 id pilgerts bon 9prbeaur
mad Werisnoe binous, nm ben pers
triebensn 80nig oufSufu6sn. als
'id in bns SdIoB ssfiibrt purbe. fab
Ritita gerobs sipei Malern, aber er
bra9 Iofort bic Sibung ob uno be-
gam nit mir cine unterboItuug in
frans0iii9er Sprn9s. Gr crying fid
in melan9oIii9sn 8etradtunssn iiber
bas llnsliid, bas iein 2onO betrofs