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American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-10-23

G. A Brahmstadt, whose ranch is
six miles south Of Arbon ~pOstoffice.
right against the Oneida county line.
is well pleased with his wheat yield.
He has finished threshing and reports
a yield Of Il bushels per acre from so
acres Of Turkey Red. The first two
loads hauled to the platform tested
so pounds per bushel and brought
Sl.69 per bushel. This stand Of wheat
was practically free Of weeds, the
abomination not coming up until after
the wheat was headed. From Septem-
Der Is to 20 Mr.. Brahmstadt drilled in
so acres Of Turkey Red wheat which
now shows a splendid growth. and
he looks forward TO a tine crop Of
wheat next year. That Mr.. Brahm-
stadt is an Optimist is clearly proven
by the increased acreage Of winter
wheat on his ranch.
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LISTING DRAFTED MEN.

The next step in the matter 0f se- lecting an army of young Americans 10 g. to Europe and help stem the tide of German world domination will come when there is drawn from the ten million registered a sufficient number to make up an army of per haps a million men.
 That step will be taken perhaps by inc end of the coming week.
 When that drawing is made. the next step will be placing these young men in training And there Is the i'm portant point to this section.
 Little Rock and Memphis are both striving hard 10 have endorsements To- cateod within their precincts or i'm mediate viointies.
 Hot Springs wanted a cantonement, but being at disadvantage from rail. road facilities, decided 10 rather strive to get a fractional unit and would like very much 10 have a hospital branch of the service located here perma- nently
 Hot Springs must of necessity pay sn important part because there is need of one big important medical Headquarters No city in the country Is SO we'll adapted Hot Springs is not stacking in any manner. Much pride is evidenced in what has been done. There is more 10 do, and to be done. And while we do not expect big material benefits, yet the estab- lishment here of a big permanent base will be worth while
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TROUBLE ENTIRELY OIsAPPE ED.

Fathers and mothers worry over a child With a chronic cough Knudt Lee, Wannaska. Minn writes: "FOr severn years my daughter had a bad chronic cough Every time she ught a little cold it aggravated the trouble We tried many medicines, but not n ell we tried Fcley's Honey and Tar did anything produce any great relief In few days the trouble entirely d.s. appeared and has never returned .' Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs colds. croup. whooping cough.--A. C. Jennings.
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THE LIBERTY BONDS.

This section Of the state is reported 10 be behind in the matter of the pur- chase of Liberty Bonds. The govern ment has great need of the money de. rived from the sale of these bonds. because the present army expenses must be met, and money must be fur nished the allied nations.
 The Liberty Bond investment is as good as money in the pocket, and het- ter because 1t pays 31-2 per cent in tsrest, an investment that is exempt from taxation
 This money does not leave the coun- try. It is rather a credit to the pur- chasing Of necessities from American business institutions. The goods must be bought. The money remains in American business circles
 The security behind a Liberty Bond is as good as the security behind the five dollar bill you have in your pocket. That is a government pledge. and the Liberty Bond is a government pledge Liberty Bonds will always be worth par value. and with the flood tide of money that will come 10 America, perhaps they will bear a small premium later They are good solid investments.
 Wbqther you can buy one $50 bond or one slo00 bond, or more. is with you, but a Liberty Bond is proof that you have done your part in helpina carry the burden of this war. It is q patriotic duy, but 1t is more It is 8 privilege Your local banker will ar range the details. which are simple When next you visit your bank mak, an inquiry and you are certain after Investigation to invest in keeping with your means
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R H E
TO CITY PROPERTY OWNERS.

Persons owning real estate either in the city or adjoining inc city will confer a very great favor upon the commissioners of the LITTLE ROCK HOT SPRINGS HIGHWAY if they will look at their abstract or deed and copy the description of the property, give the name Of the presen; owner and indicate the volume and page of the records where the description may be found and nal or deliver the same to BERRY ". RANDOLPH, at his of flee in the Citizens National Bank Building
 By so doing the property owners can save ehe comm ssion quite a lIt- tie time and expense in the prepara- tion of the abstract and thereby eN- pedte tbe work several months
 Respectfully submitted
 w & SORREIf~.
 Garand County Comm ones
 G8tf
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RH D.
Beat Mobile Four Straight.

Mobile Ala. June 9--Birmingnam made 1t four straight from Mobile to- day by mixing hts with Benne.t's wildness and wannng 6 10 B. Ponder was effective Il all but three Innings.
 Score RH E Birmingham ....0l0 loo 220-G c Mobile ......... .00l o0l l00-3 j
 Ponder and Haworth; Bennett and Kitchens.
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BASEBALL RESULTS
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
Standing of Teams.
MemphIs Drops Another.

Memphis, Tpnn, June B. Cha.ta- nooga by taking advantage of Wil letts w.ldness n the fifth inning. de- feated Memphis today to ?. WIle.t pitched good ball with the exception of ,he fifth when two bases on bal's s. two hits and au error gave the yisi tors four runs Chattanoosa added another tally n the sixth when Shee- han hit a home run. Kroh wa wild throughout
 Score R.H.E. Chattanooga ....00O O41 000--5 6 Q Memphis ........0l0 600 lO0-2 s 2
 Kroh and Peters; Walett and Ruel
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Boston Lost leadership.

Boston. June 9-Detroit cleaned up the series with Boston today by win ning to C. and incidentally removed Boston from first place in the stand ing Boston ,cou,d not ait ,Ehmke when hits were needed, having eleven men left on bases Double plays by Busn and Young and remarkable throw by Cobb 10 the plate in the fifth inning which stopped Hooper from scoring on Hoblt zell's single featured.
 Score R. H E. Detroit ......... GOO GOO 010-l 0 Boston ......... 600 GOO 000-0 l
 Ehmke and Spencer Stanage Shore and Cady
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Standing of Teams.
CoVeleskIe Ln Rare Form.

New York. June 9.-New York made only live hits off CoyelesHe here to- day and Cleveland won the deciding game of the seres. to Q. IL was .Coyeleskies second shut out against the Yankees lhIs season Harris, once discarded by New York, alter a brief trial drove in Chapman with both Cleveland runs with a sacrifice fly in the second inning nd double in ,he seventh
 Score R HE. Cleveland ......0l0 GOO l00-2 9 Q New York ......000 GOO 0O0--0 , c
 Coyeleskie and O'Nein, Shocher Love and sWalters.
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phlladelnhla Beat St. louLs.

Philadelphia. June 9-PhiadeIphia defeated St Louis here today, to l. in q pitchers battle between R John son and Groom. The game was won in the eighth inning when Betts scored on his single and Nclnnis triple
 Score k H E st. Louis .......l00 00O O00-l C | Philadelphia .... .00l 900 0lX-2 2
 Groom and Severed; R. Johnson and Schaug
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M ! Loose Game.

Pittsburgh June 2 NJ s fr. aH uearluea here ..e #ea-au '4e Boston tenn won rom rtt-o.re. lod3y 6 O 6. It was d .oo-e. played game
 Score R II E Boston ......... u-t uui H'| |-h / Z 'Pictsmrsh ......uuo 13H uno-' Ia
 Tyler and Traee-sor. Grimes. Car. son and Ward
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About the time the naughty critics get restive again and abuse 1he gov ernment for military inactlon we be. gin to receive cable dispatches detail ing the activities Of American troops on the firing line in France.
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Information from Washington is that lots Of fruits and vegetables can be dried al home this summer for winter use This is worth remember ing and also worth putting into prao- tice.
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PROPERTY OWNERS MEETING.

AT persons interested in Che da fense of heir property In Fairdalr Forrest Park Addition will call at Mar tim X Woootens office Monday JunI n. at 6 o'clock Jn the evening. sharp
 G.9.2t
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On the other hand. a great many thousands of university men are or ganizing to render efficient help to the country in it's time of trouble.
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Cincinnati sunched Hits.

Cincinnati. June 9.-By bonchine three ot their five hits n the third inning Cincinnati took the opening game Of the series from Brooklyn here today ? 10 l Schneider was hli
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In the week ending last Tuesday 600 more cars of potatoes were shipped than during the same week a year ago. And look at the prices?
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Being eligible to fight for his conn try but not to vote for it. ought to awaken a good many residents here to the advantages of citizenship.
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Georga. Arkansas, Arizona and Cali fornia are laying themselves out 10 produce lots of cantaloupes this yea. and while these fruits may not be very good for marching on, they will be most refreshing when the marches are done.
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ESTRA YNOTlCE.
are done

Taken Tp tn .,HoHntain township. Garland county black mare mue. years old, II l2 hands high white nose appraised $l00 Taken up by Calvin Kelley, May 24. l9l7
 G. E NTWKIRK. j. P.
 G.lu-3t
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by a aatted heI u .b- ninth and 0as carried oti tHe leld.
 Score R F p Brooklyn .......UuH Hul 0II Cincinnati .....HH- HNu H"N
 Cuderer and Meyers schneider F.. .er aua Nngu
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Russia probably experiences the sensations of starving man suddenly transported to fashionable restau- rant and given bin of fare in French.
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Though it required bu, one day 10 register 1O,0000Gl men. Uncle Sam is likely to strain his voice before he gets through calling the roll.
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Considering the coin reserves and everything, the gold tooth is no longer the mark of social superiority that it once was.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

Toledo l Minneapolis a
 Louisville q. Milwaukee Indianapolis St Paul, ram Columbu- Kansas Clty rain
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But then perhaps that million pounds Of dynamite shook the thin earth of the San Salvador section Who kuows7
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War drill appears to be America s greatest ant hottest melting pot--for al professions trades and attractions.
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Perhaps Ne an realize the necessity Of the good hishHay but We dou seem Co ao much about it.
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WESTERN LEAGUE.

Wichita Q. Sioux City 10
 St Joseph I, Des Moine- 5. Denver 20-2, K-Rcon 1l-l; second game seven innings by agreement Joplin f. Omaha l.
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AMERICAN EAGLE.

Registered stallion vii stand at my farm for the season Breeding fees $500. A. $ ALLEN, Phone 2l79.
 4-I7 tiN TIT
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Millions of men aud millions of moaey aud the War Will be- closed up h Inc glshf way m short time
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Also it is getting 10 where the Nill- Ing Of few human s.ug Is not WCtth a headline.
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Does your milk have sediment In fhe bottom2 THAT'S DIRT. Try Humpn- reys Dairy, where cleanliness and quality are first. Telephone 95o7-F ..
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pr P A. Peak, dentist. has returned from E Pa and can be found ,n his nffices iu the Gaines Block 624 Inn
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Many Of the back yard tomato plants act like conscientious object ors They will neither die nor grow
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China seems 10 have been dropped on the concrete flpor and 10 have re- ceived q Jolt
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Chlcauo Now Leads

Washington, June 9-Chicago went into the lead in the American League race today by defeating Washington. , to 1. while Boston was losing 10 be trOit
 Score RH E. Chicago ........121 100 O00-5 II c Washington poo 100 00I-4 O
 Scott md lynn Galla. Danforth and Ainsmith
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Gxpert KODAK finishing Sorrells Drug Co. tf.
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What about hal tot apunea Auto club with @ membership of about a002
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SPEClALs-Tuttlfrutti and maple Ice cream. The Pasteurized Milk Go. 3-22.tf.
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TIncup lied the Score.

Little Rock. Ark. Jnne 9.-Tnoup by good base running saved his own game today when in the ninth he singled, went from first to third on short single and scored he tyns run on Ware's sacrifice fly. The game was called at the end of the ninth with the score 8 to 3, in order to allow he teams 10 catch a train
 Score R. II. r. Nashville ..... ..lO1 900 OlO-3 l Little Rock ... GOO 020 hol-3 Decttur and Street; Tncup and Chapman
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We are comlne Father Woodrow about le.000oo0 strong
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Slackers and eNtortioner9 may live a lous time In America but they are not likely to enjoy it.
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Not very much would be lost if the sex problem novel should find itselt unable 70 stand the strain of war
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nem n mind tbai Inc coat of nsm tag CT Amsi.oan ashts and human
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.ibsry s not a circumstance 70 ohst the c.s. oi not fighting for them w0uld be-
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We furnish tns only pasteuflEsa milk cold Co Hot sprlnea The Pss tsufiKsd Allk cs. e1t.W
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-udyard Kipna is also there meaning here with the punch
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Fresh Strawberry Ice Cream Al cream tee cream. The paatsutlEed Muk Go. Phone ts. sat-
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
McGraw Is still Out.

Chicago. June 9.-Schupp he'd Ch- caeo 10 three scattered hits today nd New York shut Chicago out 4 to . in the first game of the series. Cha cago had several chances to score, but Schupp tIghtened up and pitched h's best ball Manager NcGraw who at- tackled Umpire Byron after the game yesterday t Cincinnati and drew an indefinite suspension, today was not preseut al the game
 Score R H D New York ..... GOO 200 200-4 1 Chicago .. GOO G00 000-0 0
 ScnupD and Rariden, nemaree. Prender2ast and Elliott
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This country did itself proud with i.s war registration
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New Orleans Evensd Series.

New orleans. La. June 9-New Or leans eyened mp the scores with A lanta by taking the final game today Q 10 2 Robertson pitched fines ball after the second inning. in which the visitors scored their only runs Since. han was nit hard and given ragged sGpport by his teammates
 Score R II F Atlanta ....... .020 o00 uO0-2 i I New Orleans 00l 052 0lx-9 l2 q
 Sheeha maud Perkins, Robertson end Higgins
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bf T V shelton has returned e the city aud la uoW located To Citt xena Nsrons haak Building suite i0ath ga4tf
Evening journal., 1917-01-05

Division No. 5. New Castle, will be
installed on Wednesday evening, Jan
uary 10: Division No. 4. on Thurs
day evening. January IL; Division
No. 5. Hockessin. on Sunday. Janu-
ary Z; Division No. ?. on Monday
evening. January s. and Division No.
I. on Monday. January Is.
The other divisions will be visited
later IN the month as we'll as the
Newark and Dover divisions. The A..
%. II. has made a big increase In mem
bership during the past year. and the
annual celebration this year, TO he
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term. This Is the seventeenth con-
secutive time he has been reelected.
Since the organization OF this assocla-
ton, twenty years ago, he has been
its president with the exception Of
two years.
Other officers elected were: F. w.
Poynter, treasurer, and George II.
Wallace. secretary. Directors from
Pennsylvania are s. T. Bailey, AL
phonso Bennett. II. B. Hand and J. II.
II. Kelly. Directors from Delaware
are Fred Corwell, Fred Bueton, r. c.
Chambers and A. w Marshall.
Evening journal., 1917-01-05

held on March 4. will be more elab-
crate than ever before in the history
OF the order
The guest OF honor and the orator
Of the occasion will be the Hon.
James r. Curley, Mayor OF Boston.
The Irish American Dramatic Associ.
alton is making great preparations 10
assist Mayor Curley in having the
celebration one TO be remembered. Az
usual. the celebration will be held In
the Garrick Theatre
The committee in charge Of the de.
tails for the celebration IS composed
Evening journal., 1917-01-05
CIVIC cIuR ELECTS

A meeting of the ladies' Civic Club
Of Richardson Park, was held at the
home of Mrs Reuben Hutt on Concord
pike, yesterday, when the following Off
Miss Mabel Lewis. second vice -presi-
dent, Mrs. $. p. Gedling; corresponding
secretary. Mrs. Harvey; recording sec
retary. Mrs Griswold; assistant record
ing secretary, Mrs. Yerger; treasurer,
Mrs McDougal Mrs. Samuel Townsend
was elected president at a former meet
ing OF the club
The election of executive officers was
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hat leads you straight TO thi
am the "Hit-the-Trail'' Man

bear message you message SO filled with human.
throbbng interest every word, and stirring appeal
in every line that you can help but welcome the oppor
tunities it holds out to every and in this
community
Awave prosperity has been sweeping this
country the banks are filled overfowng with money.
No matter how plentiful the dollars the average
or woman is always keen to money and am going
to give you the chance you will read this advertise
ment and take it's message to heart.
cuts into the income this sale of seasonabe merchandise
at unusually liberal price reductions will give you the
chance to buy better clothing at lesser price and it
will pay the heads of families take advantage OF it..
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INSTALLING OFFICERS
OF COUNTY HIBERNIANS

installation Of officers Of the county
Rnd State organizations OF the Ancient
Order Of Hibernians will commence
sonight with that Of the Hibernian
Knights by County President George
r. McGonigal and state President
JEROME J. Herley, with their stats.
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MINISTERIAL UNION MEETING.

The Ministerial Union will meet in
the Y. NJ. c. A. Building on next Mon
day morning. when book reviews will
be given by the Revs Vaughan s. Col
Inns, J r. Crawford and II. w. Slime.
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Of: National Director John 2. Healey;
State President Jerome ]. Herley;
county president. George F. Mconi-
gal: County Vice President, Sylvester
Healey; county financial secretary, p.
J. Donahue; president Of Division No.
Z. jeremiah Kirwin. and State Histor-
ian Joseph NJ. Brogan
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postponed until the next meeting. two
weeks from yesterday. to be held at the
home Of Mrs Samuel Townsend
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Hit the Trail that leads straight
10 the sale at Snellenburg' 's.-Adv.
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have smash clothes prices into snithereens in
this town and you will Hit the Trail" to this store
will prove to your satisfaction that speak nothing
but the absolute truth.
In the limited space of this ad have quoted remark
able reductions. The goods clean merchandise
bought for this seasons selling and much of cannot be
duplicated by at the prices that it bought for
earlier in the year. Come, the stocks, consider the
values then let your of economy guide you into
making liberal purchases.
Our window displays will interest youIh their many bar
gains and you will find plenty the inside of the
back hundred fold every this ad. The
Bale starts at s a. Saturday.
Evening journal., 1917-01-05
PILOTS REFLECT YIRpEN.

Captain John Penrose virden was
Yesterday elected president OF the
Pilots Association OF the Fay and
River Delaware for the nineteenth
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jsbKmaI nm einsn GIsd ttn unb Ser
Die pflugenben Gronatsn hoben bi
9obttn aus ben alien Rir&tDfen uni
ben GoIbatenfrtebbSfen ipie6sr ami
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3ipsiiSbrisen GtsIunsstrieees bcri
beerbigt tpurbsn.
atine fabrbare GtrnBs. ieine bt.
ipobnbdre llnterfunftsbiitte, Fsif
Brunnen, ber niht perfbiitiet obts
berpsifet tpdre. unb iiberal 2si@.n,
2.ihen, bas IN bas fiesreih erOberis
2anb NIT Der 1liitbe enaIif&er unh
fran3oiifher Jusenb sriauft.
3ipsi Geute iommen Dor riidipdrtz
NIT einem Der erobsn GiTsnsiOpft hsr.
anseIhpanit, ben fie, ME bic Rieiens
traube aus benz sslobtsn aanbs. an
einsm iiber bic Sdulisr stlesttn Ste.
den trogen. Gs III i9pers. bdrts. is'
btnsscfGbrlihe grbsit, bas GHenttas
aen, ME olIes bier brauben. absr ne
finb frob unb Dsrsniiei nj. all.. Wt.
elm irmer ntuss, erobtl Wnnber N
es, bisfe freis, arobe. unerf&iittrfi,
DE Stimmung. Mesr nls bag, fpas
ba born sebaut tpurbs on 8rdbtn nrb
llnterifdnben, unb msbr dls bas bsfe'
ftiate G,tIdnts fptitsr riidrpdrts, iro
0inisn nuf 2inien NIT geton' unb
Stadsfbratt Gefbern eesntuen, pei'
itre Inariffc erfpnrten. IN bi.i. Stins
muns cine gtpSbr. bafiir, bnb cine
annette Sommsfhladi, tptnn bic Ge'n'
be iis fpnsen foIlten. tsin dnbsrss ens
be finbsn ipirb nIs bic erife. Dos N
Elm idmmsrlif,s StedsnbIeibsn in
S6Iainm unb Blnt.
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9ie Nabruussmittel- -Jrase.

Das oben anssfiibrte Sbema bilbsi
fhon ldnsit 8eiprd9stbema in allen
Jamilien beg 2dnbss, no bas germOs
gen ni4t nit elmer iiebeniteuiseu 2abl
aussebriitt perbsn tann Doer no bas
Gelo ni4t aus Der 2ieferung pon
ariessmaterial in bas 9aus itromt.
Sn allen anoeren Gamilien, bic in ben
tStabten neun5is prO5ent Der YeDOI.
terung bilben. fragt man ii4 nit Sora
&c, mo oas 5ur grnGbruns nOtbige
@elb bertommen ioa. Gin Tollar
SGblt gar nidt mebr. Mas bafiir Su
taufen 1T, lam man taft in Der boblen
9anO forttrasen unb ieDer SGs iteiger.
bic unbebasli9teit, ba er eins immer
peitersebenbe 5beueruns bringt. Der
biebere 2anbmann uub ale, bic loren
8ort6eil aus boben preiIen sieben,
perfu9en bic lriaden biei.s glptb.
itanbes gu oerbeimliden. irbsm tie
bic S9ulo auf bic 3pifdsnbdnbler
abpdlsen, bic, tpie gefagt nirb, 9ors
rdtbe in Giiblbdufern auffpeidrn unb
iie bios eesen uueri4pinsli4es @elo
berge6en, uno uniere bumane unb bod'
peife gunbesresierung pertritt nit
@tfer biefslbe Qnii4t, I'm iol9er DeiIs
Dem @olte bic alIein nirtiame Silfe,
gu perfpeigern.
gs liest uus ferne, bic 3piiGeus
bdnbler in S6us gu nebmen, oa uus
OoIIauf beipubt 1T, bab audi fe eerue
1uf eine bobs preisIase binarbeiten,
1llein in bem Dorlieeenben Sale piirbe
g blos 5ur @erbuntelung Der 9batfas
ben unb CUR unterifiisuns Der preiss
.reibsrsi beitrugsn, penn Der Godser,
1alt ni9t rifhie bargsIegt piirbe.
@obl befinben fi9 riefige Ulenseu bon
aebensmittsln in ahbHpei9ern, Gber
Dag Msife bupon iit bon Asenien Der
illiirten 2Gnbern aufgetauft fporben
iub pirb in ben Wabe, als fid De.
sSeuhsit bietet, bortbin traHSportirt.
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Sie S.pprtirten 8elgier.
Dis ii6 bic GrbeiisrilIigsn iibsr tbl
@e1did Gubern.

Die 9ebe iiber bic .anmeH" gslsier,
bic gefpaltiam aus ibrer Seimatb, tDc
lie feine Gelegenbsit gum 9roterpert
batten (porausaefebt, bab lie Fe fuh.
ten), mad beutiden JHbuitriese6ieieH
sebra9t tDurben, tpirb eifrig pefte,
tetrieben. BON 2euten, bic 6eber iino,
aus Reigung ober geruf. Bon aeuten,
bic auf @rnnb entitedter, periogener,
unsuDerldHiger 8eri6te beBen. Bon
asuten, bic NIT unb aud obne BDr,
tDanb ssgen Deutfdlanb beben.
Dte beutfhe Resieruns Bat benz
ameritaHifdsn 8oti9after bic erIaubs
uib srttsiIt fi& psriSnli@ DON Ser