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something more than q mere aggra.
waiting perversity Of nature and q dis
position to put the best fruit out Of
reach.
Fine cherries must have air circula-
ton and sunlight These better re-
suits are to be obtained to consider.
able extent by shaping the tree and
by properly trimming 1t every year.
Do not wait until there are great big
limbs to saw of. Cut out the smaller
branches growing where they are not
wanted. Clean out q lot OF the little
twigs and branches which will have
little II any fruit on them. anyway.
and which will only exclude the sun
and air.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
N. IL lPublsher) Serial 0lsssl
Department Of the Interior.
U. s. Land Office at Sterling. Colorado
December 5, 1916.
NOTICE is hereby given that Geneva
Sandoz, formerly Geneva Conr adson, Of
Stoneham, Colorado, who, on Dec. 8,
1913. made Homestead Entry, No.
0I9S6l. for NV Ia of Sec. 3. Twp. G
North, Range 81 West. 9th Principal
Meridian, has filed notice of intention
to make Final Three Year Proof, to
establish claim to the land above de-
scribed, before Clerk of the District
Court, at Ft. Morgan, Colorado, on the
Sth day of February, 1917.
Claimant names as witnesses:
William L. Kern. Of Stoneham. Colorado.
Charley II. Bartlett. ol
Barney A. Benson. Of 1921
John Hansen. Of l-2
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t1oEtieg|!t|uIgd!
1f0eWKlW
PRUNING FOR CHERRY TREES
Work Tends to Improve Color Of
Fruit and Adds to Appearance Of
Tree-THm Every Year.

Many people hold to the theory that
a cherry tree should never be touched
while the other extremists say they
should be pruned as vigorously as ap-
pie trees. The most sensible course
lies between the two.
Pruning the cherry tree does not
have 30 marked an effect In enlarging
its fruit as 1t does on apple or the
pear. but 1t does tend both to enhance
the color of the crop as well as to I'm
prove the trees appearance. The
bright, full-sized, well-colored cherries
are the ones that sell and the cherries
that are not too thick on the tree and
not shut out Of sunlight by too dense
foliage are those which attain the nee.
essary color and size.
Did you never notice that the big.
fine. highly colored cherries are those
on the topmoH branches or away out
on the ends of long limbs. or some,
where where the air and the sunshine
get to them7 Well. in this there is
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CARE IN MARKETING FRUITS
II Plums and Apples Reach Market In
Bruised or Dirty Condition They
Bring Small Prices.

(By W. @. BRIEFLY, Minnesota Expert
ment station)
Only little extra time and skill are
required to market plums and apples
properly. II they reach the market
poorly graded and bruised or In dirty.
broken packages. they cannot com
mand good prices. Every farm paper
advertises the clean. neat packages
necessary to show fruits advanta,
geously.
Pick with care. Don't wait for
plums to soften or apples to become
mealy. They should be well colored
and large. but still firm. A soft plum
will not stay up In the market and
neither will the price. Fall apples may
be picked when full size Is reached
without regard to color. or the color
may be allowed to develop II desired.
but the fruit must not be allowed to
soften or drop II 1t Is to be handled
proftably.
Discard all bruised. stung or mis-.
shapen plums and grade az No. l those
Of good color. and as No. Q those In.
ferior In coloring. Sort according to
siza SO that every package Ii uniform
throughout In size Of plums which II
contains. The same suggestions apply
to apples. especial care being taken to
discard those that.are wormy. scabby,
bruised. or stung. Uniformity In color
and size Of fruit and size Of package.
combined with neatness and cleanli.
ness Of package. will add greatly to
the market price Of tho fruit.
The Raymer enterprise., 1917-01-11
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
M.P.L. tPublsher.) Serial oli6se
Department Of the Interior.
U. S. Land Office at Sterling. Colorado.
December 5, 1916.
NOTICE is hereby given that Ben
jamin F. Marple, of New Raymer,
Colorado, who, on March is. 1910, made
Homestead Entry No. 0l269s, for West
half Of Sec. Is, Twp. North. Range
So West 9Th Principal Meridian, has FL
ed notice of intention to make Final
Five Year Proof. to establish ,claim to
the land above described, before Coun-
ty Judge, at Fl. Morgan, Colorado, on
the sth day Of February, 1917.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Henry Andrews. Of New. ..Raymcr. Colorado.
John Erwin. Of
l.. X. Brown. Of 1921
Frank Woulf. Of g l-26
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
NIL. Publisher) Serial-0llG90 0226OO
Department Of the lnterio,.
U. s. Land Office at Sterling. Colorado.
Dec. 6. 1916.
NOTICE is hereby given that Henry
L. Ficken, of New Raymer, Colorado,
who, on March Is, 1910, April 6, 1915,
made Homestead Entry, Orig. and
Add. No. 0ll690, and No. 0226OO, for
Southeast quarter and Lot Four. Sec.
7, Twp. s North, Range 81 West, 9Th
Principal Meridian, has filed notice of
intention Y to make Final Five Year
Proof, to establish claim to the land
above described, before Clerk Of the
District Court, at Fl. Morgan, Colo
rado, on the 10th day Of February,
1917.
Claimant names as witnesses.
Ell BLY,. Of New Raymer. Colo.
Charles Fritz, Of
Gustaf A, Jensen, 1921
John Neal Of F. Morgan. Colo LIS
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NOTICE ron PUBLICATION.

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
M.P.L. (PubHsher) Seriai-0i3i77- -o2ilA6
Department Of the Interior.
U. s. Land once at Sterling. Colorado.
December q, 1916.
NOTICE is hereby given that Zack
Slocum, of Stoneham, Colorado, who.
on June 4, 1910, June Is, 1914, made
Homestead Entries, Original and Add.
No. 013l77 and 02ll46, for Southwest
quarter Of Section l; and NE. quarter
Sc. quarter; E. Half Of NE. quarter;
and SW. quarter Of NE. quarter,
Section 2, Township 8 North, Range Sc
West, 9Th Principal Meridian. has filed
notice Of intention to make Final Five
Year Proof, to establish claim to the
land above described, before Register
and Receiver, at Sterling, Colorado, on
the 18th day of February, 1917.
Claimant names az witnesses:
David Ruff. Of Stoneham. Colorado.
Murray H. Sheldon. of ;.
Goodwin L. Lee. of y
John Shuitz. Of 2-s
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
NIL (Publisher) Serial 0l0sl6
Department Of the Interior
U. S. Land Office at Sterling. Colorado
November 2l, 1916.
NoTIcE is hereby given that Nelson
Cue, of Stoneham, Colorado, who, on
February Z, 1910, made Homestead
Entry, No. Ol08l5, for Northeast
Quarter of, Section 26, Township 8
North, Range Sc West, 9th Principal
Meridian, has filed notice Of intention
to make Final Five Year Proof, to
establish claim to the land above
described, before Register and Re-
ceiver, at Sterling, Colorado, on the
oath day of January, 1917.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Thomas veith. Of Stoneham. Colorado.
Edward Nichols. Of ;. :.
John Runyan. Of 4. l2-i
Chris Jorgesson, Of Willard. ;, Ill
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Flohtlnu Plant Lice,

The only way Of fighting the apkis
or plant lice Is to cover them ~
an oily substance which causes their
early death by clogging the poreA Of
their bodies. therefore kerosene emul.
sion Is often used as remedy for
plant lice. Nothing like heavy oils
could be used. as they would destroy
the foliage.
The Raymer enterprise., 1917-01-11
Farm Loan Matter Free.

There will be furnished by all re-
questing them a copy of each of the
information circulars issued by the
Federal Farm Loan Board, regarding
the workings of this law, and the
correspondents name will be placed
on the mailing list to receive copy Of
each new circular issued. Congress-
man Timberlake will be glad to answer
all questions and endeavor to explain
all points not fully understood. All
matter should be addressed Hon. Chas.
B. Undertake, 372 House Office Bldg,
Washington, d. C.
The Raymer enterprise., 1917-01-11
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATIONS.


M.P.L. tPublisher) Serial oil7oo
Department Of the Interior.
U. s. Land ofice at Sterling. Colorado.
December 22, 1916.
N0TIcE is hereby given that William
B. Dunlap, of New Raymer, Colorado,
who, on November Is, 1910, made
Homestead Entry. No. 0l4700. for
North Half of Section 2l, Township Z
North, Range 58 West 9Th Principal
Meridian, has filed notice Of intention
to make Final Five Year proof, Ia
establish claim to the land above describ.
ed, before United States Commissioner,
Clyde L. Stanley.) at New Raymer,
Colorado, on the 10th day of February,
1917.
Claimant names az Witnesses:
Charles II, Scott. Of New Raymer. Colo
Louie Allen. II
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Starting Fruit Orchard.

Starting q new fruit orchard means
work from the start. Too many have
loafed while profits that were expect
cd TO come in never arrived. The
secret OF making fruit growing a sue
cessful profitable venture, Is found y
the word work.
The Raymer enterprise., 1917-01-11
SUMMONS.
ISumnl0ns.

SUMMONS.
STATE OF COLoRADO.)
County of Weld.
In The District Court.
No.
John Runyon, Nathan)
Foster. F. r. Parker, w. Al
Noble. andrew Jensen,)
Louis Jensen. J. w. For-)
rister, John R, Gauger,)
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A. P. BROWNS Register
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

A. r. BROWNS. Register.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-06
JrulljGG(djeS Spie(5euO.

Dus ainreripiel3eug. oos man in
paris erbaIt, itammte aus gliiruberg.
Nun lpoIlteH Die Tran0oTen es ieIbit
beriteIen; es CAB Dor Deibna9ten
einen erOBcu 3ummeI. o6er Die Sa9e
fIappte nibt, ipie man aus Sem pa
riTer r2'SeuOre~ bieTer Gage crfubr.
Da Las man:
rgId. oIIeS 1T tot inO fin in ben
poriIer Gpislmarcnfobriten, Die
Dte9ielbdnte iiebcn OerIulien Oa. 0as
perIonal feicrt."
0gDie ioIlte cs benn oud onocrs
Icing" Iagt uns Elm Sonoperter. Der
in Ieineln Tdt6 oegIan5t Bate. ~Mir
9dbeu feline 2oble mebr. Momit fol-
len mir unIere @rebIelbdrte, unIere
MaIaineu in gepe9ung ieBcu!"
n2iebe iid Dem oenn nitt bur9
SonOarbsit abbeIfen9"
nSie Tdcr5ea, Serr. MoS mir bier
berfeIlen, loll biGig ielu, 10 Bis 80
@entimss pomSgliA. Der 9lrbeiier
ober ldBt lG9 feline @r6cit beut3utaoe
be5ablcn. @a luiiroe lic6 Scr prei8
minbeliens auF baS Drei= uno Bier
fade itellen. llnb Gle iperben IelbR
3ugebeu, oaB oaS bas GaOe Der frdnr
50lifheH Spielwnreufabritatiou lodrs,
llnTere 2uuoT1oiI wiiroe nab ben
Niiru6erger SpielIahcn jammeru un0
uns untreu tperOen."
Dos probIent III lpirtlicb ernIt, Qtber
uHier Gepd6rsmam BAT nod mebr
&Iagen.
.Sd, Teben Gie. feline Robleu. Q(ber
0as 1T nod Iange ri4t oles. aciu
@iIen, tciu l8Ie9, ttin 6oI5, teiue
pappe. 9lllss, lpas mir ais gobma-
terioI broudeu, Feblt pollommeu. @os
raus Iolien pir oenn unIere sytauren
I1niben un0 Die Qtutos, gDcQen, &a=
none1 ino YuppennIObel Tertigen,
iUenn ipir ieh 9Iea, teins 4appe, tein
Sol5 bobsng gcb. betlagcn Gle ms
nur, 9err. Gs 1T Der unpermeiOlibs
Bancroft
o9dteu Gle fi@ Oenn nod uiAt an
bic @eb0r6e gepaaOt9"
Ser Mauu Eebt Oie 9trms gen !0ims
mel:
ngn tven bubeu trir uns nod nibt
Gepanot, aber ii6erau bat man uus
ne SIr oeipielen Sebr IiebenSpiir=
big. oeiDiB, Ober iooS biIFt boS9~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-06
@rauiume gc6unOInne.

Gic Gbieridut @eieaidoft bat
NoIloce s. Smitb BON ger. 2914,
glIlcnodlcSooo, Oen Setter Ser .,&coo
Drug oHo Chemical Co., ode Scr
Soiuoro- lHo 2erineton. .StruBe. ser
9ralllomcu 8cbonOlilng bon Gbiercn
Delauloigt. Suitb muroe BON &id-
ter Sobanuien in Der mcItlidcn go.
lldciitotion untcr $10O 9iirqldoft ge.
ltcut- Gbcrles MortIettc, Gin glgent
DER &Dierldub. @elcIlibaft, qo6 an,
OaB CT am Sorntog 9Ibeuo BON ci.
ncnl Boli0iItcu 8il oem 9Reoo. @eldGft
geruten mlIroe Dort fab er cine
groBe @lcuge, Ole iid Dor Dem aoocn
ongeldmmclt bottc. Bier aouiuden,
wcIhc in elmer 0iter.Rcflame fiqu.
rirtelL IageH toot allsgeItreft, lp1b.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-06
Gtl6Oritfe

Ra6 elmer 8eoba9tung, bic ipObI
ni6t pereinoslt oaItebt, traeeH maR4e
Srisfe aug rem 6elOs elm etpas
TGpsrmiiiges, bic 6rsunOs uuo @er-
panbten 0absim beunrubigenoeS Sc
prGge; unO bod lit BEL genouen @rs
mitteIuneen falt INNER FeIt8uiteIeH.
paB Der GAreiber Rcb burdaus nobl
ano Iogar in better Stimmung tefin=
tet. Mic tommt oaS2 8ielei9t bient
foIsenOes aur grtldrung. Mer i'm
BeIOe Itebt Bel einem Dieuit, Der feline
5eit uno glufmertfamteit in 9luFprud
nimmt, Der qudlt ii9 nic9t nit Sorgsn
anb triben @ebanien. Mobl oentt er
an ole Ssimat unb malt Iie iib nit
TreunDIi6en 8il0ern aus. Qlber er
ldbt barum ben SeopF nitt bGRgen;
unO penn er nur einige Gpanntraft
bcIiBt, 10 perliert er du9 uiht gleih
oen Mut, ipenn eiamal pirta9 niht
aIes 70 nab MunTtb oe1t. @r bentt
3ar ni6t Daron, ben Seineu baEeim
ourd) nuBloTes &lasen oas Ser5 id6per
Su MAIDEN. limb troB0cm f6reibt en-
einen i4ipsrmitigen 8rief uno III au9
in Der Sat IelbIt i4pcrmiiti9 allers
oings MIR folouge er ben Sintenitift
in Der 6ano bdt. geim S9reiben
tprmt ibm Der @ebante: @as @lott
fliegt binaber in bic Semot. Ct iiebt
I'M @ciIt, fpie Der 9rieFtrdger eripartet
pitO, ipie bic 3silen BON 6auo ou
Sonb oeben. 9a 1T er ouf eImal
nibt mebr i'm S6iibengrabeu ooer i'm
llnterItono. @r iie6t ii9 gu 9aufe, er
bur9pan0ert bic alien, lieten @dume,
er bDrt Oas fr0bli9e @eplauber Der
Hincer, 1bout Ole gutsn, freunoli9en
8uec Der @Iteru uub @eT9piFer. bes
treu 1or9enben Nebes. Dbne bab er
IS peib oOer abHt, 8iebt etpas pie
Ssimtpeb Gin in feline Geele uno ipirft,
pdbreno Die 0eimat bort triiben in
pDueHI SSonneni1etn Dor tClnem lnHern
guge liegt. einen S9atteu iiber Die
eigens llmgebuag, boS eigeue 9er3. Gr
ldrcibt nidt, mas Jpn bic Iebteu Sage
unO Shnoen iiter bspegte. Ser
@rief trdgt Die StimmuRg nur Der
penigen Wlinuten, in beneu er gel9rie-
ben purbe, ST er 8ugetlebt uHO auf-
gegeben, bann tut Der S9reibsr pieeer
munter Ieineu Dieuf oOer pIau0ert
per9niigt nit Cen Ramerooen, Gr
peiB ei9entIib gar uicbt, pas er ge=
f9rieben. lln0 tommt eine g2a1s
frage, baum ianu er gar nidt begreis
fen, iparum 0ie Geinen 70 in Sorgen
iino. @s ginge ibm bod goro pors
treFflib, er fiible iid 10 toobl uno gss
Tunb ipie MIR je. Menn oa9er mon9
arine5 Srauenber5 T9 betriibt, ipeil eS
Dies oeer jeues gIaubt 5piI6en ben
3eiIen 81 leIen, 70 mGge eS bsbeus
len: es 1T m9ts ais Elm tlcines ,,flie=
genOes Seimipeb," bas pdbreno bes
SAreibens iidb einitelIt. ober gIei9
no9ber tpieoer 5erFIattert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-06
0cirathe.Qirrn,eln.

elo9ton g. 6opc, SO, 8enns Gro.
DC, W-Sy lmO SOa 0lobbins, 80, Gsrc.
oerid, D2o.
Grulnptou 8, goluers, 5s, @itt.
l mcr, mo Dlorp 6. Gutterton, 60,
@ittpc.
Otto @ GmuuIf 80. morrell
Forf @o, unO N|imie Coleman,
lS, ylorreIl Narf, D2o
Sbeo, Sp5nion 80, uuO emma q.
yforriS, % geibieoen.
Ndion Sutdins. %, unO et6el gs.
Baum Is.
Sotce Mari6uu. 40. Golpert.goiln.
~ D'O., lmo WlorD s. 9eperIn. 30.
6ranf = @cGlain, 80, irnS s. "a, ssSo
9. 9Ifers, 49, ~
&m. $. sar, mo SoscI 6. mc.
Gortnid, Is.
soIuator 9artolatto 26, l,uO Roia
glnnarioio, 16.
gI6ronl @ainer, 26, imO D2i[OreS
g Sedinger, Is.
CHARLES 6. @riswoIo. iiuO 6ronce5
Eleber, %.
Seurp 5. @aancr AZ, llnO slnno
&rnlmerle, as, @itttuc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-06

Der beriibmte engliIbe Gbemiter
9enrD GdOenOiT6 begte einen 70 tief
eingetpuraeIten 9(bT9su Dor ipeiblider
@efelf4aft, boB e. fi6 burb bic Dor
fi@iSmaBre9eln, Die cr ergriff I'M jeos
perI0nlide @eriibrung nit 9lngeb0ri=
gen bes ipeiblibeu @eT9lebts 5u oerz
meiceu. oeu Gpibnamen nTruucubaI=
fer" 5u5Og. gS miro BON ihm er8Gblt,
OoB er iid nit fsiuer Sausbdlterin
nur l9riitli3 iiber aue bdusli1en 2lns
selegenbeiten ou perfdnDigen pFlegte,
uno oaB teine Der tpeibli6eu Dienilbos
ten unter irgeno einem 8orpanD tbm
Dor Q(uoen tomlneH burFte. Dor
elmer Reibe BON Sabren fturb in Mien
Elm Dlann, Der ebenfals ulles wlDgs
lite angeIteut battle, um nur nicbt
NIT Grauen 5uIammen5utreffen. Be'
lu4te er Elm Tbeater, 70 pfIegte es
oret pldbe gu beSablen, uno iih ouf
Den mittleren 81 ieben, Inn feline Grdu
an feiner Geiie Su baben JReiite er.
10 lieB er Ii9 Elm beIonberes 2Gbtei
oniusiieu+ uno giue er fpa5ieren, 70 &c.
ldaR e INNER auf einIamen Degen.
Sem Weibsrbab sins 70 peit, ouB er,
als er I'm Sterben lag, befabl. es iol.
ten ieaS Sub Groe runo I'M Iein @rab
oneetauft peroen, oomit ibm au9 i'm
Gope tetne 6rau nabe tommen tonne.
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IS luar elm llnfaIl.

Ger Heoolper oes 9}ltiien W}i1aeI
SOr5apsfi eutlno iid 5ufauiger
gSeiie. Gle Sugel bradte Dem
gaauue cine ihwere @erlcsung
al Der 9ruit bel. 9efinOet iidJ
nod I'M G6urd Some unO Sniir-
mar1
IS wurOc poli5cili6erieits ieitge.
liellt naB Die SduBipunoc, meldc
Der ruliii6e SanOeIs 9lgent Ri-
boel 9pr5afoosfi am Wlittiuo1
y'orger in ieiuem 3tnlmer i'm 9aI-
flmore GountrD Club Oaoontrug, auf
elnen llniaa 5iiriidouiiibren lit. Ger
Hullc, weIder inn 9luftrage ser ruiz
lNrben &egicrung init mittigen San-
Oclspapiercu fir 9tem Dorf unO
@obingtOn nod glmerifo FAM be-
lu@te in Baltimore Oie 5amilie G..
erlsmolO Gbelin in &olonO &arf,
Oeren @efonntidoft .er in %etersburg
acmadt 6ntte Sr. G6elin COB iei-
llem @alte 5it @breu i'm Country.
Stub ein 1iner lno lieB oemiel6elt
olld bort Elm 3immer onneiien.
aaum botte iih Sr. 9or5ofoOsfp
IN iein 3immer auriidge5ogen, ais
EN- S6uB fiel. Gin biu5uge5ogener
sr5t lteQte cine 6eoenflide MunOe
an Der @ruIt felt, Ood erfl6rte Der
Hulic, OuB er ii6 sic @unOe 5ufGl.
iI9eripeiie 6eibra1te ais er ieinen
Ilenlt &epolper 3ur Sano nobm
INN oenicIben fort5uIegen, unS iid
oerlelbe auf bisber ituaiiigeflGrte
Meile entluo.y
Ger Termirn0ete ipuroe nah 0em
eDur@ Some ono SSniirmarp ge-
oraHt, po ibm elm 9etonus &C.
rum ocrobioIet piroe, Inn elmer
Slutoergiitung por5ubeugeu. Ger
5ultano Ocs Mannes lit elm iebr ern.
ller ilno tonnte nod niht 81 elmer
&peratIon geidritten iper0en. Iis
ltaOtii6en letectiDs SSreenan uno
9o9an ba6en cine llnteriufung ein-
geleitet nnO 6erihtcten Eoli5eimar.
1d]al Gdrtcr, oaB Oie ShieBerei aui
elneu llnfaa 3uriid5nfiibreu lit.
W'tdoel gor5afopsfD. melder tein
@raf lit pie augenommen ipuroe
tam am #. M6r8 nlf Dem inpani-
lDen 4unpicr n&orea Moru" inSan
6ron5iSco an uno lit elm Sanoels-
g9ent fir Die ruiiiide 0aesierung
gSie geItern 9lbeno in Grfabrnng
gebrodt uerOen fonnte, bat cine ge-
nanc dr5tlide llnteriudlng ergeben,
ooB Die 8crpunOung oeS Munncs
feline gefdbrlihe it, ga Die augel aui
elmer &ippe abglitt uno MIR einc
tiefe lfuO idmer5boite 6IeiibipuuOc
peruriabte.
pr. Sor5atopsfD erbielt geitern
gto6nliitng BEN gelud eines anoe.
rem ougenldcinlib rliiiiden Serrit
Der i6n einige 8eilen in oas aran-
ten3immer ianote, tuorauf er bon
Dem @atienten eupiaHgen puroe.
Die Gonoeriation Der @erren Oe6ute
lid fuit cine bnIbe Stlnoe aus, uuO
nerobidieoete lid Der 6remOe bon
Den Ner5teu obne Ieinen 0fomeu 5l
nennen- g9ie ferner ernlittelt MUIR
oe, botte 0r. 9or5nfoUsfD nuf eineut
IN Der letten Mode nod europa fob.
reuOen Gonpfer &aiiogc beleet, c}
oDer porae5ogen, aus nod nidt er.
nllttelten @riinOeu nod in gIineritn
81 olci6en. Gr ocriiigt iiber gr0-
Berc @clonittel.
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9attlen it geinn0!

1 hHlSt VVAhH2f lpC4N9tHt OultV VtHV
Reibe frGFtiger QlusotntunesF0Be folgt.
3ei unferm getpObnli6en oberfld9lie
1en 2ltmen finbet INNER nur cine iIfs
boaItdHbige 8entilatiSn ser 2unge Itatt,
beTonoers perben oie 2ungeufpiBen
! renig bsriibrt, bic beriidtigHten 8ruts
FGtten aefdbrli9er &rantEsitsteims,
bsnn mIr uR9efGbr Elm Siebentel Der
in ben 2lingen porbonoeueu 2uft miro
babel srneuert. geim nber3li6enT 2a=
! zen aber triit plobIi9 Elm Doler 2ufts
3ug bis in ole duSeriten 2ungenpinfel
Elm, als penn man in eirem 3immer,
in peI9em 6isber nur Elm obsrer Teus
terfIiigel ettpds ge0ffnet mar, nit
riuem glaIe ale Tenlter unO Siirer
lDeit aufmo9t. Sn Mense pirO oo
bic faueritoffrei6e 2uft Der 9unge ou-
gefiibrt; fir oisfe uno fir bic fauers
Itoffbungrigen BIutt0rpernen bilbst
Der 2a9att cine Sauptluftmabl5eit.
SoI9s 2ltemgbmuaitit itdrtt bic 2uns
ge, trGftigt bic 9ruf, trG9t ii6erbaupt
Sur @eIunOung oes eanSen &Orpers
peIentIib bei. TreiIi9 beptrtt Dies
Inur bas ri4tige, berobafte, laute 2o=
rben. lpel6es tpie Elm @ebirgsquea aus
Oct aebIe berDorlprubelt, pGbreno
leidteres 2a9en ou ObsrflGaIib 1T
unb tein tiefes 2ltemboIen erfprOert.
Ulan probierS einmaI. 0os SID
ausI9itten" Dor 9ahen I9iittet aud
aus ZEN OerborgeHiten 2unsenpinteln
aIes llngeb0rige aus un6 ertpedt i'm
Snnern Der Sruit Elm Gefiibl BON Grs
lei9tung unb MobIbsfinoen.
Die trdftigen Qlusatmun9sltobe beim
Ga9en t0nusn oas 3per6feu 10 ere
l9attern, oab man fd aoen Baud
balien" mub, Inn bem 3per9fel ftiit=
seHo bei3MpringeH. 9isIes Driiden
uno spreKsn Des 3per9feas auf Die
uuter ibm beFinOIideu Drgdue. Den
Magen unD Die @eodrme trdqt febr
pirtfam CUR Tortbepeguag Der Spei>
len, 5ltr @er0aurng bel. 2aden bil=
bet geipiiermaben cine natiirIi6e Mafs
Iage Der @eroauuugsorgane, @eIunb
1T Dies fir SeDsrmaHn, beIOnOers aber
fir bic 9iden, bsnen Die sitige Wlut=
ter Natur als eine 9lrt @eeengift fir
ibre @Bz unO SriHtluit Die namsntli6
bel ibnen geIteigerte 2a@luit Derlieben
gu baben fdsiHt.
Dr. SufeIunO nennt Oas 2a9en
,eiues Der beftsn @eroauungSmittsI"
uub msint: .@ie gsipobnbeit unIsrer
8orfabreu, bur9 2uitigmoAer unb
9ofnarren 2aden gu eregen, bsrubte
auf suuS riatigen eefuuDbsitIideu
GrunOfdben."
Selblt giebI9e, Der 0iiltere pbilos
lopb, muB bic pobltdiiee Mad4t oes
2adeus ausrtsnueu rno iast: nDas
Baden fpre9 id beiIig perseBt mir
bag 2ahen niat lernt mir IaHen!"
DbsIeirb man NOD isinen 2o9bo5ils
Ius bat nahpeiien t0nuen tpirtt Ga
den bod gang enti9icbsn anitedeno.
Oas bat ieoer Oft genug erfdbren.
Qlua in biefer GigenTboft bat es fdOn
oft Oiel Gutes geftiFtet, bat iosar ols
9tettunssmitteI BEL 9ataFropben ge-
oieHi.
Baden 1T geIunOl Das Benefit fo-
ipobl bic Grfa6rung bes tGgIicben 2e=
rens pic bic dratlibe @iRenTdaft.
Sogar bic @Dtier Der alteu @ric@en
pflesten oft in Elm nuniterbIi9ss Sc
lGcbter" ausSubreGen, ioie 9omer be-
ri9tet, lpos uns nod beute ols pbome=
rtldes @eld9ter" gum WOrbiIb bienen
Tam.
DEM tUie Die 3utunFt ii4 au9 mag
geltalten,
Wlon ION bod ftets auf bic @cIunobeit
baIien.
llno man fam pirtli9 ni9tS n@e.
fiinoeres~ MAIDEN
9lIs ab uno gu ii9 sinmol rtrant" 5u
laden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-06

Ser gio6elpreistrdger YroT. G5pants
9(rrhenius, oeIIen @ii9er audi IN
OelhI6lono peite @erbreihlno qeFlns
ben babea, BAT Elm neleS Dert iiber
Die @ternenlpeIt berausaegeben, morin
er ii9 nit Der 6rage bei9Gftigt, o6
unIere NaHbarplunelen beiuobnE linb.
Das Gr9ebnis leiner ltnterfu9ungen
ge9t oobin, Dab meoer bic Nenus nod
Der W3arS ols bepobnt uno betDobnbar
on9eleten lDerben biirfen. @ie @enus
f9cn nit9t psgen Der bort terrl9en0en
boben Semperotur, in Der nur nieorige
QebepeIen ousbaIten t0unten. Sen
Wars bait @rrbenius nit Giderbet
fir eins tolte Mulie. Sn oen Diell
6eIprohenen SeanGlen iiebt er @ru9=
ipaItcn infoIas bon Grbbsben, uuo Die
TdrbeRFpollungen in ben &onGIen
fiibrt er auf GaISe 5uriid, bic li6 In
ben SpaIten finNeu unO Die Jdrben
o6f4eibeu, psnu iid bic &unGle Bel
Der 5thneeIdmsl5e nit MaTer Fiirlen.
4u4 bait es Q(rrbenius fir ipenig
pabrIdeinIi4, ooB ii6 auBerboIb uns
ieres Sonnenfpiicms nod tepobnbare
MeIlrn finoen; unb mas bic @rbeus
menihbeit betrifft, 10 9ibt sr ibr ben
Eroit ooB lie wabrlaeinIi9 nod
Wliaiaroen BON SabreH auf unTerem
Planelen gu Ieben bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-06

A5uunCnteA PIE pea eSrAilmcn nug-
rciDuHpcntcn" nidlt pliniiIidl ODgr nurra
ielnlaRia crhalteu, llnn acbrigu. Der
I'lrr o0pun prK Etirpbvn unrr ightiiiliA
Wllithellune 81 mahgn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-06

reno mcbrerc onoere iufolge bon
yloDrungSmonael Sem Tooe nobe
maren. Gr criubr BON ocm Eoli6i'
ltcn oaB Die aauiu1eu felt Samitog
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-06

glbeno fem Grtter ooer @oIier crbol-
ten bdttcn. 0ic Menec babe georobt
oos Seniter eiil0ui6lugen uno Ole
Ebiere at bcfreien.