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The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1917-11-15

Last weeks Indian summer wealth
err and fine roads attracted the auto
lists out In great numbers. What a
world of quick travelling will be done
by the people when a complete sys-
TEN Of roads is graded up.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1917-11-15

A lively wal on the local poultry
exchange Tuesday made a noise equal
to the electric plant exhaust. Pro-
ducers got the benefit of increased
prices, and Ed. says he got the chic
kens.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1917-11-15

Mrs. w. III. Staufer and daughter
Frances Marcelle from Atlanta, Ca,
are visiting at the N. c. Haley home.
Mrs. Staufer and daughter will leave
in a few days for Macon, Ca, where
she will join her husband Lient. W.
III. Staufer.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1917-11-15

Lloyd Chrisman departed Wednes-
day evening for his home at San
Diego, Cal, after spending the sum
mer here on the Chrisman farm in
Howell township, where he haised a
crop of fax.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1917-11-15

The Chicago Orchestral Choir is the
best musical organization coming this
season to South Dakota under Ly-
ceum management. Opera House,
November %, $3.50 p. m. sharp.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1917-11-15
Dakotan-Alfred

Pierre Dakotan-Alfred Jaynes
writes from Louisville, KY, where he
is helping train the drafted men after
his six months experience as an
artillery man, that he is a drill SER
geant at present and is putting in
about 5 hours work a day.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1917-11-15
ADDITIONAL LOCAL

Mr.. and Mrs. John 7. Lockett, Of
Rapid City, arrived this week for a
visit with his mother Mrs. S. C. Loo
kett, who recently returned from TT.
Dodge, Iowa.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1917-11-15

We al be depended upon for sea
sonable flowers at reasonable prices.
Prices are higher for special holt
days. Pierre Green House 50t3
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1917-11-15

Improved quarter section five
miles from Miller. $4,000 per acre
small cash payment, balance easy
terms. Coquillette & McCool.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1917-11-15

Word came to Miller yesterday of
the death Of VIM. Hart, of Huron, a
well-known conductor on the C. &
N. w. He died of pneumonia, after
a brief illness.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1917-11-15

All your grain and stock checks
cashed and your deposits guaranteed
at Citizens State Bank. II
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1917-11-15
Church Of Christ

Sunday, November Is at 1880 q. m.
Subject THE Law of Liberty" 1880
p. m. The New Testament Way the
Best Way.
Mark Elliott, Pastor.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1917-11-15

LOst-Saturday evening in Miller a
ladies' leather hand bag. Finder
please return to Press office. 50t1
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1917-11-15

We have installed a vulcanizer and
are equipped to v~ulcanize castings and
tubes. Peterson Garage.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1917-11-15

Just received $500 worth of alum
mum. Scofield's.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1917-11-15

Hear the latest records on the
Columbia Grafonola at Rhoades
Bros.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1917-11-15

Remember II is fall again and your
account should be settled.
Botsford Lumber Co.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1917-11-15

Bring your storage battery for
charging and storage for winter.
Peterson Garage.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1917-11-15

Dressmaking-Secon floor Hant
Co. State Bank building, Miller. 50t.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1917-11-15
Yours truly,
f. J. Weber. Agent

Calves For SaIe-40 head of mixed
bunch of Herefords and Durhams.
They are a good lot and will sell
cheap if taken soon. Sec. 7-109-68,
known as Bert Gilbert place.
stiff William Wrigg.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1917-11-15

1t will pay you to see our line of
Tailor Made Suits and Cloaks.
Crecycs Bros.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1917-11-15

We just received an invoice Of La
dies silk waists.
Greeves Bros.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1917-11-15
NOTICE

This is the month / make my yearl!
settlement with my Company there
fore all accounts are due, and In JUS
tice to me and as a token of appreci
alton for credit extended, should b.
paid promptly.
Do not put this off, as / do no
know the exact date of inventory
Make it a point the first time you arr
in town to drop in and fix up you
account.
am always glad to accommodate
you,, and only make this urgent re
quest at the time of our annual settle
ment.
Yours truly,
In uyxAo, uauk
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1917-11-15
Fine Carriage for Sale

at a great bargain. r. A. Benjamin
Vanderbilt Hotel, Miller. s. d. 46tf
The Ozark spectator., 1917-05-26

Geo. F. Dexter, vice president,
 has notified N. B. Burrow. dist rict manager of the Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York that he has qualified for the 1917 Field Club. The meet ing will take place at the Marl- bOrOug Blenheim Hotel, At lintic City, N. J., on June 27th and 18th. next. Mr. Burrow re- ceived a letter from the company congratulating him for winning this trip and expects him to att tend the meeting. The winning of a membership in the club is based upon a certain amount of business written during the year
The Ozark spectator., 1917-05-26

Ninteen states of the Union now give women right to vote for Presi' dent of the United States.
 North Dakota led the whole "pro- cession of 1917 suffrage victories-ths first state into the suffrage fold In the National American Woman Suf- frage Associations drive for presi' dsntial suffrage. Ohie was the first of the newly victorious states east of the Mississippi to come into her own, and Indiana is the first state to lot women vote upon their own enfranchisemsnt, though the women of Wyoming territory did this in 1890
 On March s, Governor Brough of Arkansas signed bill giving women a new and effective form of suffrage the right to vote in primary elections, Arkansas being the first state to pass this measure.
 Suffrage . War Msasurs.
 Woman suffrage has become . war measure in England, Canada, Russia. and France. Rhode Island is the first state in the Union to adopt suffrage as a part of our national prepared ness. On April 19-Waks Up America Day-the message ran forth to every village and farm that Michigan wo- men were going to be free to vote in esidential elections, thus sound ing the note of preparedness for the national crisis in the Middle West.
 Then came Nebraska with its eight electoral college votes and its addi- tion of 3lS90S women of voting age to the suffrage forces.
The Ozark spectator., 1917-05-26
Local and Personal
R. H. BURROW, Publisher

Rev. J. H. Pipen of Poplar Bluff, Mo-, preached at the Bap- tist church Wednesday night.
 Mrs. o. M. Bourland returned to her home in Van Buren Thurs day.
 Mrs. Henry Webb returned Thursday from a visit with her sister in Bagwell, Texas.
 Mir. and Mrs. c. A A. Deane re turned from Atlanta, Ga, Wednesday night.
 Mrs. Addie Parks of Hartford was visiting her mother, Mrs. Walker Eicherberger, last week. She left for nome on Sunday
 Messrs. John Carey of Okla homa City and Fred Carey of Shawnee came Friday to attend the funeral of Mir. Geo. Russell,
 Mrs. l. M. Gather arrived from Aurora, Mo-, Friday to at tend the funeral of her brother . in-law, Mr. Geo. Russell.
 Oliver M, Campbell will take charge of the assistant post masters place in a few days, Mr. Dupiest will retire to enter the auto business selling q patent filler.
 Little Miss Irene Glover, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Will Glover of the Gar Creek neigh borhood, is spending the week with MT. and Mrs. J. R. Knox and other relatives. She will re- turn home Sunday
 Dr. R. M. Black will be at bis office in the Bristow Hotel Mon day, May 22, and remain all week.
The Ozark spectator., 1917-05-26

Besides ths sisnA successes iA these seven states, North Dakota, Ohie, Indiana. ArkaAsas. Rhode Is- land. Michigan. aad Nssraska. there have been legislative victories of moro or less importance h eleven other states since January.
 Bills for full suffrage by amend ments to their state constitutions have passed the 1917 legislatures of New York, Maine. South Dakota. Iowa. Ok lahoma and Michigan.
 In New York aad MA1as, the en- franohisement of women will be voted on this year. In South Dak0tA, Ok. lahoma and Michigan 1t will bs voted on in 1918.
 WHERE THE SUFFRAGE FLAG
 FLOATS
 To recapitulats, the suffrage cause has this year annexed 39S.3l4 square miles of territory. Up to the eAl of 1916, suffrage extended over l.1o6.- 329 square miles. or 39 per cent. of continental United States. not iaoiud- ing Alaska. On April 22nd of tAisI year. the suffrage flag hoated over l.543.843 square miles. or sos per cent. Including Alaska, whore womsa have suffrage on the same terms aA men, 2.l34.527 square miles, CT 57 per cent of the total possessions of the United States. except the newly ac. quired Virgin lslaAds. ass now under the banner of freedom. This area i1 long way out of the Half slave and half free" type of democracy which still prevails in eAs osAsr a per cent. of the United States.
The Ozark spectator., 1917-05-26
$lOo Reward. sloo

pleased 10 learn that there is at laasf one dreaded disease that science has been able to cure In all its staRes. an6 mat is cafarrh. Catarrh being graatly influenced by constitutional Conliitiosr. requires constitutional treafImonf
 Haifs Catarrh Cure Is taken internally and acts thru the Blood on the Nucoein
 surfaces of the System thereby do- giving the patient strength by huiIdin; up the constitution and assistinr HS. lure In doing its work. Tine nropflo- tors nave 90 much faith in the curStlvo powers !s of Hairs catarrh Curo thae cese C that t fails to cure. Send fOr lISe
 Ad1rsee; T T CHENEY co. 4na,oN
The Ozark spectator., 1917-05-26
AGENT FOR CHEVROLET & BUG CARS
See me before buying.
 Dr. w. H. kennon.

Dr. Blackbur returned We'd nesday from Tulsa, Okla where he was called to be present at an operation on Mrs M. F. Stanley. Her many friends will be glad to know that she stood the opera ton well. A report from them Friday said she was getting along nicely.
 Mrs. Walter Maxey enter tained the Pricillas at her home Tuesday afternoon. Eight mem- bers were present and Mrs. M V. Waterfeld was the only in- vited guest. The afternoon was . very pleasant one to all pre- sent. Mrs. Maxey proved her self most agreeable hostess. Brick cream and cake were served as refreshments.
 Mrs, w. w. Cotton and daugh- ter, Miss Vivian came Friday to attend Geo Russell's funeral and returned to their home in Musko- 1 gee Friday night. Miss Vivian is one of the graduating class of ! Muskogee and Sunday is the commencement sermon and Miss Vivian having a prominent in all the exercises, they could not prolong their visit.
 Large Trial Bottle of Sanol for 35c. Sanol is a family reme- dy. Sanol is sold on an absolute guarantee. Remember if it says Sanol it is all right. 35c and $1 % at the drug store.
The Ozark spectator., 1917-05-26
Does Equal Suffrage "FsmInlxsY"

Does Equal Suffrage "FenInixsf"
 Quoting from the recent govern ment report as to the proportional :, recruiting for the regular army il the various states during April. MT Minnie J. Reynolds cites thsC e ngurss: ''The average per csnt of their quota rsoounted by the fe r wsstsrn states. practically all et which have equal suffrage. was 70 ] per cent In the Middle West, where i've states have given their woRep
The Ozark spectator., 1917-05-26

presidential outrage, the or cent wss l8.S. and in eastern stav a: |, ,,.s crlv lo.S. It would seeu that The voting woman has not v sminised. the West to any extent and fl vould ssem thu. 'ns of men who rsspOAd "rN o " sir country's call are the so'' W9' give their womsn the vote. u Wov Id be interssttaG te know how "sV, of the men who arc sure that
 ~,men ought not to vote because S.ney cannot fight have responded e 1 the call to arms."
The Ozark spectator., 1917-05-26
Am the Uni improved Highway.

1 am the unimproved highw ay.
 My name is Mud.
 The feet that battered in pri- meval slime gave me birth. Unchanged while the ages ] passed 1 have endured. Time has but served to increase my in- finite variety. Earth born, and without a soul, yet have l lived. 4rom the begginnin gl Il ave been mans enemy.
 A dust -colored python am l. stretched my length across the hills. waiting my time to crush endeavor.
 have shared caravans tha left bleached bones in land 8 now desert.
 Empires have fallen because of me.
 l have turned victori es into routes; l hay trapped mig hty leader S and have crushed armies.
 am without faith; and those who trust me l deceive
 Today l am fair to look upon; tomorrow steaming bog. l add Difficulty to Dis tance.
 With Isolation do 1 conspire to unjoint the end eavors of men. tug at the wheels of the grain cart that bread may be dear. l hamper those who would feed the race. l am an enemy of church and school. l mire the healer on his rounds and delay his coming that little ones may die.
 lam a disrupter of Home. l speed the first born to the cities when l am fair to see; and when he would return l face him with my forbidding depth.
 1 am minister to Bitterness; and lay a tax on all the world.
 There are none who live who do not pay me tribute. When men ploughed with crooked stick l was there. When the ancients covered me with stones l slipped away to other lands.
 am the oldest Lie that lives today. Men count me cheap. l know the price they pay who count me so.
 am the highway the unim- proved highway.
 My name is Mud.
The Ozark spectator., 1917-05-26
GAINS IN UNITED STATES
 SINCE JANUARY FIRST
Woman Suffrage Now in Moro Ihan HaH Tho Aea ef u g..
 Woman Voting Streasa Nearly Doubled sinos LESy tho First ot laauary.

Nebraska 52o nns of territory has raised the ta sAs b7 side with men to a fraction more than the fifteen biggest the Union under the suffrage flag he number of voting to whom complete or near suffrage has been granted 4o per since the first of January lSl1 of electoral college which may par
 cpate choosing presidential ssstisn 172out ef
The Ozark spectator., 1917-05-26
M

Will cure your Rheumatism Neuralgia, Headaches, Cramps, Collie, Sprains, Bruises, Cuts and Burns, Old Sores, Stings of lnsec,s tc.sAntiseptic Anedyne. used in ternally and externally. Price 2sc,
Washington Journal., 1917-12-28
Dtr 5taAt M1lln ttnA thr
,,Srhut5hRtltgRr."

Nopember 1913 ben HapoleOnii4en
Sruppen Iieferte. SroB bieier ebs
renpousn 9oten in feiner @ereans
oenbeit nGre ober bic tletne Staot
am MDlner See tpObl taum 10 be-
tannt, pie fte es 1T, tpenn ni4t elm
einaelner Monn bur9 feline 3useh0s
rigfsit our bortisen 8iirseri@aft ibs
rem Iomsn fir spige 3eiten nit benz
Isinisen pertnipft bate. Oieler
M6Gner Burger 1T aber ni@t etpo
elm fegrei9er TeIbbsrr. elm @lou'
bensbeIo, seniaIer @rfinber Ober @es
lebrter setpefen, unb aud ni4t bur9
Diirben pber SiteI ausgeSei9net; er
bieB = Sin @ulenfpiegel. User BON
uns bGtte bon bielem beriibmteiten
beutf9en S9oltsnarren unb berl9s
tighten Sausenidts aus mitteIaIterIis
der 3eit ni9t i4On sehOrt Ober gee
leIen!
Sin @~uIenIpiegels @eburtstubt 1T
ni6t M0nn, fonbern er ftammte
aus benz brounI9peigii4en Oorfe
&neitlingen Bel S@0ppenftebt. mo er
ols Sobn bes ebrbaren 8auern
Claus @ulenIpieseI unb be1en Jrau
anna @ibeten gegen @nbe beS 13.
Sabrbunberts our Melt tam.
S9on ols tleiner &nirps jam CT
ouf aaertei S9elmereten, unb ipenn
es ni9t perbrisft pdre, baB er BET
feiner Soufe chen nod elm SGugs
ling mar unb bes6ol6 ni4t baran
f@uIb fein tpnnte, boB feline uSauf@
gotbe", bic ibn trug, 5uDiel getruns
ten bottle, 10 piirbe man Tim bas
MibgeI9id Der Mubme on biefem
Sage aud nod auf iein langes Sim
b~enregiiter 9efeBt baben. 9amals
pflesten fid Die Suufpoten unb ale
3eugen Der beili9en 9anblung NIT
famt benz Sdufling Don Der Stride
aus ins Mirtsbous gu 6ege6en, mo
man ii9 bann Bel Sang unb 8ier
ouf Soften Der @ltern bes gefeierten
@ideltinbes mad &rGften bergniigte.
Die eenannte Saufmu6me nun, bic
ben tIeinen @~ulenipiegel trug, muBte
beim !Seimtpe9e iber einen pers
f9Iommten Mofersraben. WeiI fie
aber ni9t mebr gang feit ouf ben
8einen mar, glitt fie auf benz Stege
aus unb befubelte ii9 unb ben Sdufs
ling 10 idmmerIi9, baB bieier in
benz Moraft f4ier eritidt mare. tpen:'
bic anberen Der @Otbel ni9t pteber
oufgeboIfen bdtten. Dahetm wurbe
&lein= @ulenfpieeeI in @rmanaelung
Washington Journal., 1917-12-28

gu perf9offen, I'm einen Sad NIT
8rpten, rG4te ii9 an einem 9aus>
pirt, Bel benz er 10 Diel Mebeliuppe
bate ellen mii1en, boB iie ibm be-
fam vpie ben 9unben bas 9ras",
babur9, baB er 8rptbiien on lange,
IGmtli9 miteinanber pertniipfte 5ds
ben bsfeitiste unO tie ben pielsn
Siibnern bes 8etreffenben p%ortparf,
10 boB fi9 f4IieBIi4 mebr benin 5mei>
6unbert BON bieIen Sieren tpurgeno
gegeniiberfonben unO hos 2uber
oogen".
GnbIi@ besab ii9 Sin @ulenfpies
gel bann ouf Die Nanceri4aft, um
Elm Sonbpert gu lernen. iann iebo9
na9 pie Dor mebr auf aaerlei OIL
lotrio, ols auf ernite 4rbeit. ST aog
erft bur9 Nieberfadfen unb Weftz
folen unb fam fOgar Biz nod Stas
lien nnb Polen, mo er nit benz
Sofnorren bcs &0nigs &uiimir bes
@roben einen @ettftreit batte. ST
perbinete ii4 auf 8ouerns uno
9farrbOfen unb @@lOfern, fiftete
als MeBner amifden einem pfarcer,
beHen @irtf6ofterin unb ben 8auz
erl1 cine ausemeine &auferei an,
fpielte an anberen Orten ben Ir5t.
bebanbelte als Iol9er ipgar ben
0pttpr bes 8if9pfs Dpn Ma9oez
burg orf cine f6dnbIi4e &rt, ma@te
nGe &ranten in einem Spital mi!
sinem G9lage geiuno, paro 8riidenz
tne9t unb Surmpd9ter, befu4te ben
papit in &om, obne BON biefer 5obrt
piel eebefIert gu tuerben. Senn glei9
barauf iebte er eine Srau aus 8oss
beit in bic beiBe Mfhe ibres Seuers,
betrog in Srantfurt am Main bic
Suben, inbem er ibnen prppbetenbeez
rem pertuufte, unb in Nueolinburg
cine 8Guerin, Der er fir lire glib
ner i9ren eieenen 9abn gum pfanb
gob. @iele Sabre binour4 ieBte Der
manberluitise S9olfsnarr feline Srrs
fabrten unb S@elmerelen fort unD
srlebte unge5dblte toue Nbenteuer in
ben peridieoeniten Stelungen, 10
als S9mieb, S9uiter, 8rauertne9t,
Siiri9ner unb S9neioer in Medlenz
burg unb Sa9fen, i'm 9unnOperiGen
unb in ben Hbeinlanoen. Sn 2iis
Bed, tpo er einen Meinaopfer betrog,
pGr's linn balb an ben &ragen ge@
gangen. Iber er fpuBte bic ebria<
men Ratsberren Der Stabt 10 in @ers
legenbett gu brin9en, bob iie i'm lau@
fen lafen muBten. Damn perfu9te
sr ii9 als MeBger. S9reiner unb TO-
gar als 8rillenma9er, unb neil er
als FOLDER in alien 2anben feline
Irbeit befommen tonnte, tpurbe er
Washington Journal., 1917-12-28

elmer 8abepanne bonn in etnen Eel
fel nit Wafer seitedt, unD 10 ton
es, bab er an bteiem Sage breimal
eetauft nurbe, einmal in Der Stride
bnnn in Der Moraitla9e unb aulebl
i'm &eiIel nit parmem Wafer. uno
breifa9 i9neu reifte Der breimal @es
taufte aud beran. S9on als CT
nod auf allen @ieren in 9ous unb
9of berumtro9, l~eiltete er ii4 bic
eriten Spibbiibeleien gegen feline
Mitmeni9en.
Mit ben Sabren bss &inbes nabm
aud oeiIsn Neiguns gu alIerlet un>
fus INNER mebr gu, 10 bab bic Na4z
barn balo gu @ater G%ulenipiesel ta>
men. INN lpiber iein S0bn4en Rlasc
gu fiibren, neil Der fleine Sin elm
S6alt pdre. Der @ater Sog Sin
CUR Hedenf9aft. Oieier aber beftritt
feline Sdulb unb faste: .2ieber @as
ter, i'd tue niemanb mas gu Geibe,
bas min i9 Sud tldrli9 bepeiien.
@ebt bin, iest Sud auf guer pferb,
10 min id binter Sud iiBen unb
ftinfameigenb nit @u9 our4 bic
9afen reiten unb bod psrben fe
mid perliisen: sebt nur adt!" unb
Der Batter nabm i'm binter fi@ aufs
pferb. Da bob fi9 gulenipiesel i'm
Sattel, liipfte RIeio unb 9emo BON
benz &Orperteildsn. auf benz er fonit
gu iiBen pfleste, unb .lieb iia bic
2eute in einsm neuen Spiegel befes
BEN. npfui." i4rie ales, .pel4
elm SdaIt 1T nas!." Oa ipra4 Gus
lenfpiesel: r9Or'. Batter, bu iiebft
nun. bob i'd nismanb mas gu 2eioe
tue, uno bod iagen bic Qeute. i'd
mar elm Sdalt!" Ser Batter bielt
unb febte @ulenipiegel, feinen lieben
Sobn. Dor iid auf bas 9fero. Da
Washington Journal., 1917-12-28
Seepflanser a1tf @ealun.

Geplon peroient nit Hedt BEN
Nomen elmer @unoeriniel. Sn I'M
eri60pfli6er Siiae fat 0ie Notur
lire reifiten @aben iber oas meer-
umbranoete gilano ausgeltreut, oeis
len tpertpollen 8elib Die peri6ie-
oeniten Nationen ieit alters Der
eritrebten. @arb ald Die Snlel
gelegentli6 bon barten Sdidials.
i6lGgem ~betroffen, 10 lorgte Die
llnerl6opflihfeit ibrer Wiittel idnel
fir einen @riab. 8is gnoe Der
iieb5ieer Sabre 0es pergangenen
Sabrbulioerts mari oie @eminnuns
bon &affee Die rei6iten grtr1ge a6;
Ga trat 1879 Elm perbeerenoer Sil5
ouf, ser Die &affeeplantagen ber-
wiiitete uno iiber biele BETTER cine
l6were &riiis bradte, bis oie
ldopferiide Natur fir iie iorgte
uno ibnen ourd ben See cine mill
fommene MusbiIfe bot. lleberaa
auf Geplon fommt nGmlid oie See
ltauoe Dor, unb lire &ultur ipuroe
nun auf ben ~ertpGbnten Hlantogen
nit ioldem grfolge eepflcgt, DOB
Die @erIulte idnea eingebradt ipur-
Sen, oenn 1876 betrits Die Seeaus-
fubr Geplons einige bunoert Sfuno,
beute betrGgt tie iiber bunoert MiIs
lionen!
9abei peruriadt ser Mnbau oes
Gees melt meniger Miibe als idier
oes &affeeS. Singalelen ooer Sa-
mullen, Die idlanfen brallnen Gin
geborenen, ienfen Die 5arten 8flan5-
den in Die @rbe, uno idnea emf.
mideln ii6 oie Stauoen gu Strdil-
dern, sic in langen &eiben iteben
unb in beltimmten Sriiten beidnit-
ten meroen, 10 Dob lire Sobe auf
5mei SUB beidr6ntt bleibt. Die fort
m6breno berporiprieBenoen frii1eif
&nolpen urto 8l1tter meroen bon
ben geididten Sanoea Der eingebo=
renen Mdbden uno Srauen gepflndt
unb in GOrben geiammelt, porauf
iie getrodnet un6 nit Maidinen 5i
fleinen &oIen gemidelt peroe1,
nobel ibnen ieslide SIiiiiigfeit emit
5ogen mirb. Sierauf ioIgt elm mebr.
itiinoiser @abriinssprooeB uno elm
iorgf6ltiges Srodnen in 6eionoeren
Sefen, moran iid Die Sortieruna
uno 8erpadung idIieBen, lestere in
luftoidt perlGteten 8Iedfiiten, bic
bann bon Colombo ans ibrcr 8eg
iibes Die gan5e groe nebmen.