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New Britain herald., 1917-10-30
SIDE TALKS
The Woman Who Couldn't Sit Still
BY RUTH CAMERON

breeder is the open fireplace)
 The Dishes Made Our Stolen Moments Sweet.
 To return. We all enjoyed each other (and ourselves) so much that we were inclined to finger over the coffee cups. The very fact that dishes awaited us added savor to the mo- ments we stole from that dread duty They made a background against which our present content stood out in high light.
 That Is, for all but one of us. And thereby hangs my tale. She was one of those women who can't 'let hap piness alone," at least not while there is a dish unwashed in the house. Her Eyes Roved Around the Table.
 Before we had sat three minutes her eye would begin to rove impa- tiently about the table. Then she
New Britain herald., 1917-10-30
HOUSEHOLD NOTES

Macaroni should not be washed the boiling water will cleanse it suffi- ciently.
 Apples. sliced and baked slowly in a casserole with butter and bits of brown sugar make a delicious breakfast fruit
 A bowl full of gold fishes is a de- lightful bit of color in a winter room.
 Glass jars should be rolled through hot water before they are filled.
 Where eggs are small use an extra one in recipe that calls for three. KIDNEY Is ,sa.ssos deceptive Ns,a asease- ,t s-, TROUBLE don't nt knoW knoS ls,,,, it: If ys, you can make no mistake by using Dr. Kilmer'A swamp Root, the great kidney medicine. At druggists in large and medium size bottles Sample size bottle by Parcel Post. also pamphlet telling you about it. Address Dr. Kilmer Co.,, Binghamton. N. Y, and en- tain Daily Herald.
New Britain herald., 1917-10-30
LOOK HERE FOR IT
lany a New Britain Reader Will Be Interested.

lany New Britain Reader Will Be Interested.
 When people read about the cures Ade by~a medicine endorsed from IT away, is it surprising that they pnder if the statements are true? Ut when they read of cases right re at home, positive proof is within cir reach, for close investigation is
 .easy matter. Read a New Britain dorsement of Doan's Kidney Pills. Louis Michels, AT Church St, New itain, says: T was bothered by Il pains in my back for some time. was always on my feet and nered d great deal. I had that pain zen I wasiin bed also and I could rdly move around on account of 1t Id I was lame and sore mornings. Thought, my kidneys were affected Id as I saw Doans Kidney Pills ghly recommended I began taking em. Doan's are the best I have Ter found for the trouble. Two xeA cured me-
 . soc, at all dealers Foster Milburn
New Britain herald., 1917-10-30

would start to stack the dishes near est her. and presently she would be bustling about clearing up, and of course the rest of us women couldn't sit still while that was going on.
 In vain, her husband protested, in vain we all urged her to sit still q moment longer. "I want to get the dishes done" she would say, then we can talk" But then of course we couldn't talk. The spell was broken, someone had gone out, someone else was writing a letter
 The Women Who Arc Tied Down
 to Plans. "
 We all know women like that. One does not have to go on camping par ties to meet them. They are the women who can never take advantage of a jewel day for a long walk or a spin into the country because they planned to do some household task. They are the women who have not time to be comrades for their hus- bands because they are so occupied with the supreme importance of be- ing better housewives than their neighbors.
 And then they break their hearts if their husbands make comrades of someone else.
 Tho ability to let things go some- times is 8 fine art. and one well worth acquiring.
New Britain herald., 1917-10-30
Menu for Tomorrow
Breakfast.

Breakfast.
 Fruit Creamed Beef Fried Potatoes, Rolls Coffee
 Lunch
 Corn Chowder
 Boston Brown Bread Waters Tea
 Dinner
 Cream of Turnip Soup Mutton Stew
 Rice and Tomatoes Beet Salad Orange Ice + Coffee Boston Brown Bread.-Use one cup full rye meal one cupful flour, two cupfuls corn meal, two cupfuls milk, one cupful molasses, one scant tea spoonful salt and three teaspoonfuls baking powder. Steam in mold for four hours.
 Orange Ice.-This calls for one pint water, boiled with one cupful and half sugar and mixed, when cold, with one lemon. Freeze and pack then one pint orange juice and the juice set aside for two hours.
New Britain herald., 1917-10-30

1 them.' He started away, but I called him
New Britain herald., 1917-10-30

Where eggs are small use an extra one in a recipe that calls for three.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-21
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einer SHINE ftpB iiber iie Der Bad
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ummauerten Siimpel, burd beHen peis
Ben @if6t bic CRIME Siefs itirnmerte.
Cine Mttls itanb Spni ratblps,
Inb bic 9tlgen quollen ibm in mo-
menlufer Nngit aus ben S0blen. glur
nift an ben @algen. Soinauf! binauf!
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sRiiie. uno fpeiter pben itanben, pers
eirseIte pipnisre bes 2ebens in bieier
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niht nod. Mie cine &ase iprnng er
auf bic @ano gu, trallte bic Sanb um
cine Der sels3aden, 5fpGnste Die 5ins
ger Der onDeren in einen Hib unb
so0 iih enlpor, Bis iein taitenber Sls5
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teuhsnS unb rDtelnb emppr. Die
5aut bins ibm bon Den Sinsern uno
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lptert bate, IoboB er ii9 nun BON
ben 5elierriffen, bic i9n aeboIten
hatten, geIOf, iibsr ben Taub bes
Gturses rprIhpb.
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riftrten 2eifname i'm Sfoume oes
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prn Wutterarmen fanft auf uno ab
setpieqt.
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Is

sp Elm llndliidstug! Sn Donnerss
bod. in Gotteubero unb in Der gdnsen
llmpeasno tpuros man nit bem &opfs
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leg 10 innerbo<6 Elm pour Saaen bate
qeTAehsr tSnner. Den Sob oes Sous
rifien henriff mon, Der mar bur9 eis
nen 3ufan ums 2eben aetcmmen. Der
Sob sonis mar etenfalls for. &ber
bic Grdfin, bic If0ns @rGfin! IA
itsfte oas RGtbieI. Die brei Mdnner,
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9dtten iis teinen Srunb su ipre6en.
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ber 6rembe mar inn in ben Sfub
gtlaufen. 0as mar qlaubbaft, uno
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sinem utTel3uderben ecstipeibssnift.
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Sase nab Der getrbieuna feline eins
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bos-aIlertings nidt Der SaI: i'm @es
gelltbsil: bic 9eoenb f6ien Fir piel.
tebt erff tntereFnnt sersorben su
fcin, unb Der 6agenbi6ler etlmtbt. fids
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ttefs-. GGmsr unb cine srotw fFr1Ib.
lpS & ibm aIs ksisr Grak Sd 2sbeus
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-21
@tsenfGB

Dem Ran it's fp0bl nit fidb aIIein,
lem @eibt iDobl in gompognit;
Dem Wnnne ipohl bei fiihiem Mein,
Dem Metb bes leibss adfixbriiR.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-21

Qnrers men.
rDottpr &riehbeimer i6rsibt jebt
TIN biiforif9es Drama!-
.5af CT i4on einen SitsI2'
rRein, ben bofft er erit nod Der
auffEbran0 ~ 5stommsal'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-21
rtIi6.

$50 baben Sis bsnH Shr.n Satien
fennen selernt2-
~sSm automcbil!"
so, bunn bobeu S;s ia fem 5ers
i'll 5lnge erpbert!'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-21

ERadikaIbeiIutg ~ lleruen$tbwdtbe:;
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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-11-26

Get Ill the pleasure there Is IN
smokisg Get Tampa Nugget" Sc
Reilly. Patton q CO.. Distributors,
20 South Palafox street.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-11-26
Tx ON PLEASURE
BOATS NOW Due IN
LOCAL DISTRICT

Owners of pleasure boats are sub
ject to taxation, and returns should
be made without delay, it is stated, to
avoid prosecution. An attempt proven
on the part of anyone to avoid paying
the tax or to get the rate lower than
the law requires will subject such
person to prosecution in the federal
court.
Separate returns are required for
each boat owned by any one person.
LII the boat is used exclusively for
trade, or if used exclusively for ma
tional defense, or if the boat is built
after plans Of TIN navy department
the craft is not subject to the special
pleasure boat tax charge.
If the boat is a motor-driven craft
with fixed engines, for pleasure pur-
pose, and not over five tons net. the
rate per month will be Al 2-3 cents.
For boat over five net tons, and not
over 50 feet in len~th, the tax charge
win be 1-6 cents per foot per month;
for motor boat over so fc ct irs length
and not over 100 feet, the rate per
foot per month will be 8 1-3 cents;
for over 100 feet, the charge is is 2-3
cents per foot per month.
Bruce S. Weeks, collector of GUS
totiS ll CilhIgC al CuSGLclo, . ZIG
custodian of the necessary blanks on
which returns are to be made, and
boat owners in this district should
lose no time in comforting with that
federal officer and ret ng matters
straight before federal inspectors
take acton
1t mi@ht be mentioned that any
kind of boat other than a motor
driven craft with fixed enri7es. and
not over five tons. is not taxable.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-11-26

waNTED-Boy or girl willing to work
Apply 2l1 West Cervantes. before
o'clock. II
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-11-26
NATIONAL CALL
FOR PRAI En- WILL
Be ISSUED SOON

The General Wartime Commission
of the Churches. which represents the
1nitcl Protestant forces
as issued a call to prayer upon the
request of the War Service Co...ni-s
sions of the various denominations,
suggesting that Thanksgiving Day
De devoted to our customary Thanks.
giving, Friday to penitence and hui
initiation, Saturday to duplication.
sunday to integcession."
The call, which is signed by Dr.
Robert E. Speer, chairman; by Bishop
William Lawrence, vice chairman. and
by DIR. Frank Mason North, president
Of the Federal Council of the
Churches of Christ in America.
states:
"Our generation confronts the
ravest and most solemn issues.
Twice our fathers faced such issues.
at the beginning Of the nation and in
the tragedy Of the Civil War. And
now our time of supreme need and
Except in guidance and strength Of
God? By our own necessities and by
ne distress and calamity of mankind
re are summoned to prayer. In the
name of the churches we voice this
summons to all our people.
1--WE ask that in our PAGES Of wor-
ship and in the secret prayers of our
carts, these days be solemnly OBJ
served that the nation may seek after
God and find Him. And we suggest
that not only during these four days
should all the Christian people of our
land join in this united prayer and
supplication, but also chat in our
homes and az far as possible In our
churches there should be daily inter-
cession that we may both know and
do Gods righteous will, that wrong
may be cverthrown among the peo-
pies and in the hearts of men and
that the prayer of the whole creation
may be heard. THY Kingrom Come,
Thy VIII Be Done on Earth az it is
in Heaven
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-11-26
FARpAR IN
TIE WOMAN GOD FORGOT"
sFATTv ARsUckLE.

In "The Woman God FORGOT" at
the Isis on Wednesday and Thursday.
Geraldine Farrar rises to the height
of ner screen career rs the Princess
Of the Aztecs. In this production she
surpasses any of her previous per-
formances and from beginning to end
charms the spectator as well as the
emissary of the invader.
Jeanne Mcpherson, the author of
the play, has set the scene at the
time that tie Spanish under Cortez
invaded Mexico and conquered Mon
tezuma.
We think 50 we'll of this produc-
ton that we want every Oa'son in
Pensacola to have an opportunity of
seeing it. We wo-?j suggest you
come to see- it. during the afternoon
performance in order to avoid the
crowds at night.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-11-26

Too Late to Classify.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-11-26
PEARSON IN
GALL FOR A HUSBAND"

A novelty for screen patrons is
promised by the management of the
Isis theater tomorrow, when William
Fox's ne vest production, "All for a
Husband" will be shown. The pic
ture has in it something new and dis
tinct.
Virginia Pearson plays the lead'n,
role in this new drama, which com
bines 80 much of the comedy element
that the spe tators are guaranteed a
lau~h from the titling to the corfclu-
sion Of the picture.
"All for Husband" is a roar from
one end to the other Dentists could
use it ION t.eir patients instead of
laughing gas.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-11-26
COURT
ON CIVIL DOCKET

When federal court convenes this
morning at 10 o'clock, after day of
rest, work on the civil docket will be
continued and probably finished be-
fore the week is out.
Many cases have already been dis
posed of, and as Jud re Sheppard has
matters to hear in the Court Of APP
peels during the latter part of the
week. an effort will be made to COM
zee the work of this term before
lis departure.
The regular term opens at Gaines
vile on Dec. 10, and viii probably
continue about a week.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-11-26

FRATEPNAL SOCIETIES.
Meeting Of Scottish, Rite bottles at
7:30 p. M, Nov. &c, 1917. Election,
General business. Visiting brethren
welcome. BRUCE S. WEEKS,
General Secretary.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-11-26
ROYAL NE|GHBORS
To MEET TUES OlY

TIE ROYAL Nei~hbo~s Of America
viii meet Tuosday afternoon at ESQ
O'Clock ct the Woodn7an hall on West
Garden street. All of the members
are urged to be present.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-18
GuuuruDdOrr.

@as COMMENDED erbeiiht mebr
@orIicDt ais bas einIad1e 2uflba6. Sin
Spnnenbab nimmt man uur, tpenn
bic 9ufttemperotur (tm G1atten ges
meiTeO peHigItsns 60 @ra0 JaDren=
tcit o0er me6r betrGgt. Der SimmeI
muB lei tiitler Nitterung iounig. bei
GROCER 6ibe fam er audi beoedt Iciu.
@as Sonuenbao uimmt man am bes
iteu ean5 nadt ooer nur nit elmer
9abef6iir3s betlei0et. Grun6ressI 1T,
bab man Ii1 aIio nur 10 lanse in ser
Some aufbalten 0arf als es einem
pobltut, uub oonn INNER 10 lanee i'm
S1atten biz man bic Some iuieDer
pertrooeu fam. 9llIo etpa Is Milu=
ten Some, 10 Utinuteu Sddtten, Is
1linuten Come ufp. gei grobsr Sibe
1T 0ftcrs Mbbroufen nit lduiparmem
Ooer AUDI tditcm MaHer, je na9 Gms
pfinouno zines ieben, gu empfeblen.
Man BARI beim Sounenbao ni8t
f9ipiBen. Den RopF fou man nit eis
mem 6elen, Iuftigen Strobbut beT9uts
ten ober i'm S9otteu balteu. Dabreno
Der 9lnpen0ung bes SonnenbaoeS
lam man Fbeu, ge1en, itsbeu, Iiesen,
gang na9 je6ermanns @oBlbeboeeu;
nur Tebernoe biirfen iib niat beipes
gen unb miiHen au9 m0sIi1it ins
ins Sonnenbao bineingetrogeu o6er
gefabren per0en, nicbt eeben. @ie tdgz
li6e Dauer oes Commentaries Iou ans
fdnes peniger uno borF erit fpdter
Bis gu einigen Stunoen betrdeen. Nab
ben eriten GonnenbGoern 5eigt iih
monnmol gl0tung Der Sout, Suden,
geiBen, Wlattigteit, Gieber. Msan
brau9t busegen nidts gu tun, ba bieie
Grfdeinun9eu in &iirae bon ieIbit
fdpiubeu uno p0Ilig uHidabIid fino.
2lu9 tommt es bierauf gu elmer 8rdus
mlng Der Sout, Die bic NormaIforbe
Der lpcibeu RaFeu 1T, uuo Dem glr5t
ben 9epeis liefert, baB man iid Der
Sonne ri9tis ausseieBt bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-18

Ole @oiieriidt iit mic cine &railf-
belt fir iidb, fic 1T itets nur cine
6olge onoermcitiger Grfronflngen
III unIerem Organisnus. gor glaem
iino es sic aranfbeiten ocS Ser5ens
mo Der 9ieren Die all gSoiieriu9t
fiibren.
0ie @oIicriu6t iteat cine 9luianm-
lung BON 2prpbc in Oen SDmpbipol-
te noor. Gie 2Dnlpbipalten iinoen
iib opii6eu ocn 8eaen in alien @e-
mc6cu oes aorpers. 2lub oie 9ou6=
b0ble, oeren 9(nIhwcIlen bel Der SSai-
icriudbt 10 auffGQt, lit eigentlid bios
cine 2bnpbipaltc 0miideu Dem oiin-
nen @cwc6siiber5uge, ser sic @dnoe
Oes 9auHeS ousflcioct, llnO Dem Dim.
nen llcbcr3ige Scr 9aucborgane, D. !.
oes Gormes, Scr 2eber II. I. 10. sic
SDmp6c MN lit Elm Tbeil OeS Shl-
tcS, Der Our6 sic oiinncn : porolcn
gSGnoc oer aapillaren Ger flcinlten
Slut1cidBe, bin0urd, OOie 81 alien
aorpcrGapcbc n1in8icbeb 81 ocn Elm.
5elncn 8caen binitr0mt Inn iic 5r
nmpillcn. N}it ser 2Dmpc gclangcn
au oen a0rpcr0ellen oie glohnrltofic
hes 9hltcs. @lit 0cn 9luslAcionngS-
%roourteu Der 3eacn bcloocrJ fc6rt
Die &Dmpbc oirM sic 2Dntp6gcfaBc
pieoer gum glltc 0iriid @ic Spmpb-
acf6Be iontmcln iiM an monAcn Stcl-
len oes &0rpers IN min5igen sluS-
budtunecn Die man in Der @ilicn-
idoft 0ireft ais 3iitcrnen be0eidnet
bot SdIieBliA pereinigcu ii@ oIlc
SpmpbgeiGBe 81 cincn groBcren
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-18
&eiue 3iluObOISGru.

9lud in ben Wiener GaffeebduIern
Iiuo ole Gtiirme unlerer 3eit ni9t
IpurIoS poriibergeoangen. Ginmdl
ud9 Dem ou0eren muBte es Der Miener
Observation-Disclosures erIeben, ipie man
obue jebe Radf6tnabme ouf Die biss
berige @ebooli9teit icines irOiT9en
DoIeinS in feline dItefen @eipObnbeis
ten etugriff. 9lun Orobt Elm ueuer
SGlag: bic nMartore," bic I'm gr0Bten
Seil Der 0Iterrei6H6en &offees fir bic
ben @dIten 5ur @erfiiguns 1tebenoen
Strei9bol3d6en auftommeH mubten,
ipeiocrn Ii9 bon nun ab, ibre jebt obnes
oies 70 tnappen Ginnabmen ipeiterbin
nod Durd bieTe 3ugabe gu perringern.
Qlugen6lidIih eeben 3ipiIhen ben 3afs
feebausbeFbern uub BEN rebeliIdeN
Wfurt0ren Bic 8erbanblungen Dor ii9.
2tber es fcbcint. OaB Elm GROCER Teil
Der eritereu ibren Nngeitellten redbt ges
ben unb ri9t meter ooruuf ordngen
trerben, OaB bic aeaner aud iebt pdbs
renb Der Griegsoeit nod Die Strsias
b0laer aus ibren Ginnobmeu be3abIen
Iouea, Dob fhpineen iih Die Be-
flyer nidbt au Dem @Oelmut empor, Das
Streidbol5peIen, nit bem oueroingS
bon Seiten oes Yublilums eelegentIi9
redlt piel WtiBbraud getrieben ipiro, in
ieiret biSbsrigen Gorm altfre9t5uers
baIten; Ion0crn nan miro es pabr'
ideinlicb 70 einri@ten, OaB pom nun an
auf je 8pei Bis orei 2ilden ein 3iinos
itein iie6t, ober odB feitIid All ben
MGnoen Dauertrenner, ipie man iie
aus ben 3isarrenIdoen tenut, anges
brodt ipcroen. Damn miro Der Wies
ner aaffecbausbeIu9er nod me6r gu
nrdun5en" 9nben i.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-18


SH Der Gr5iebur9 glciAaltriger ooer
5iemlid gIeiGoItriger Gef6piIter ipir6
oft 9efeblt, unD meiIt ipirb Die @eodns
tenloigieit Qeioer 1T Te unter ben
Miiiiern Iebr per6yeitet. piel perbrcile.
fer dls upttr ben @dtcrW mD9te faR
Inmer eIeiGaItsrigs @sIhipiIier aud
elei1ortig Ieben uno BAT, i'm aIlgeineis
ren. penig gerRdnbnis bafar, baB
ou@ gum @eifpieI 3pilingS @eiHpis
tier in glnIa9en, 9aleuten, Gbaratters
cigenIc9uftcn gant perl4ieoen Iciu tDns
nen. Dic miitierlide @ebantenIolios
teit III es, bic lietS unS uuter alien
llmitanoer gIeiHaltriae @elcbpiper
gou5 oIeid6 iIsiOet, nipeiI bdS 70 aIlers
IiebIt ouSFrDt." ebeniol6e GeoonienIos
iieteit 1T Is. bon glei9altrigeu Gjes
fdrpiItern ouh oleidbe 2eiltungen beim
2crrea Su UerlangeH. Dor allen @ins
gen foleu Gltern niemoIs Gin &inb Dem
anbern fels ala 9etTpiel porbalien
-oas aibt uniogbor biItere ShmDen,
Die Ter &iuber gon5e Suoenb, Ole bel
un0 libt iein loa. IN Duntel bdlen
IDuncn- Mau g6nne ieoem &inSe Die
Qusbilbuug leiner 9tnlagen unb pers
gleibs oieIe glnlagsn nibt miteinauOcr
aIS ,.beRer" oSsr .,iC6ledter," inbem
man Elm befonberS pifienl1aftliA
reid beeabte5 Ain0 fir rtIiiger" bins
Iient ais oos, meldes me6r 9alent
fir Tebnii. fir bic &unit ober audi
filr Die 3ouspirtidoTt. aIs &udbe
etpa fit bic 2anopiril9aft ober bic
Gdrtnerei BAT.
1ldn forOers 5Ieib uuo Sreue fir
Die G6uls un0 bic oeiteaten 9luTgas
FEN, a5er man perlanss nlemaIS BON
@ei6piitern elei9e 9eiltungeu ssins
Der, teren belonoere Galenie ooer Qlus
Iogen I'M GlternDauie erIaunt, nit Sns
icreKe gebiltet uno nit 2iebe dusge.
biIbst ner6en. reroen oliidlid Iein
mb ieosm 9eruI 5ur 3ierre gereidlen
oic Geipcbc, Tie 9l6iu0r Scr 2pmp6e
o5er lit nidt 9enigeno aeiiciaert
&icocr lit elm NliBper60ltniB 5lui
ibcn 3uiuGr mo 9Iliu6r scr 2Dmp0c
oa uuo sic @aiieriuAt lit sic Solae
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-18
sdlnIen in GAina.

Der S9ulteginn in gbina fGnt uns
geIdbr in ben 9e3smter, Der in Sas
pan auf bic Nlitte NoDember unO in
Snoien bcginnt Der llnterridbt gar erIt
i'm Sanuar. Sa Snoien piro Der
SdiiIer IN Den 9empel beS @otteS
GdraspntiB, Des @oties oeS Inter,
riGtS uno Ocs lei9ten Qernens, gcs
fii9rl. tem or lein Opfer an 9leis un6
Belelnub Oorbrincen muB. Dor bem
gllior mub er Damn oas Nlpbabet Gers
Iogea, obne beRen &enntms er ols
S6iiler ni@t aifgenommen miro.
glu4 bic japoniiden SAiiler boben
ale eiuen ei9enen tlsinen 0austempet,
in bem Iie Dem S4ulgotte 9eu-0ipiisn
opfern.
Sn Gbino ober ipirb gar erit Der
9tTtrplo9e oefragt OF es ben @Sltern
ongerebm lci, oaB Der Gnobe lerus ooer
niht. @aju pirb oos 0oroTtop geItellt
unO Der 9Gulbeginn nur ouf einen
glidliGep gag psrIegt. @omit oie
ej0t'er aber, bic Dem Slnaben niHt
ippbIiuolleu unO autb iolche Gl0tier
9ibt eS IN GbinQ Dem Gnoben
ni1tS onhln, Ipnbern es dnter i6rcr
g8urOe balten Iitb nit i9m ab5uaeben,
crbdlt or irGenoeinen oeringibdbigen
Nomen ipie: ormIeligc Sliege. elenoer
Ofeeenpurm. unanie6uIites Gdipcin"
mb dbuIiAe Cur Srrefiibrung Der
@0ttcr peroen Dem Gndben ipobl audi
Mdb@enIleioer onge5coen uno Obrs
ringe in Die D6reu geiIedt, bcpn rm
MdocIS tiimnern Fd Die @0lter III
G1lna nod peniger aIS um bic Iiiss
Wtr.
rciirr mcyocn nua aub Oie aapils
lar ~drHa nciddNiGt lie wcroct
Nuyall5iiigcr iiir Die Compile. GS
triit mc6r SDnpbe aus bent 9lut IN