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The record., 1918-04-11

DRINKING WATER FOR FOWLS
Sufficient Supply, Frequently Renewed,
Is as Necessary as Proper
Amount of Food.

prepared by the United States Depart
ment of Agriculture.)
If your flock of poultry has not been
doing as well as YOU think it ought to,
perhaps 1t is because you have not
been providing the chickens with a
supply of fresh, pure drinking water.
OF course, lack Of thrift and low egg
yields may be due to Il humber Of other
certain causes, such as poor stock, poor
feed Cloth quality and quantity, bad
housing conditions, diseases, presence
OF lice and mites, and lack of care.
But for some reason many poultry
raisers who give attention to these
items sometimes neglect the water
supply. a supply of pure drinking wa
ter frequently renewed is as necessary
for poultry as sufficient amounts of
food.
There are two different types of
drinking vessels for poultry in COM
mon use: Open veSsels-puils, pans,
crooks ana the hike ; and drinking fOun-
tains so constructed that dust and dirt
cannot get into the water except by
way of very small exposed surface.
These quite opposite types of drink
ing vessels are about equally popular
with poultry keepers. Open vessels
catch more dirt and dust. but are more
easily cleaned. Closed fountains may
be used much longer without cleaning,
but if allowed to become foul are hard,
or to clean thoroughly.
Placing open drinking vessels on n
shelf foot or more above the floor
prevents the hens from scratching
coarse litter into them, but does not
keep out the dust which floats in the
air and settles in the water.
Thoroughly rinsing open vessels once
day and scalGing drinking fountains
once or twice q week will usually keep
them as clean as necessary.
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the growth and developing fetus. To
provide we'll Tor early maturing lambs,
she should give SD abundance Of milk.
Breeding ewes sh0sstd never be c:lces-
z3iTely fat, as they are 81 often in the
shoe ring.
The ram should be purebrc6 alld
show breed character and quality in
strong fDEII. because it is largely
through him CAST improvement is Sc
cared for the 1ioe!s. TO be prcpotelt,
the. Cam also must Hii.rW q good deal
OF Sex character; that is, there should
DC 20 dWqnt 1t first glance that de is
ram. Sic S4toUld have greater size than
the eve ana = decidedly masculine aP-
snararce, indiea4s4s by 4 general burii-
ness of the head, Wass. 4 thickness of
aoe4k @iying Il suSgestiNa. Of massive
ness. B4n should have every Indication
of holiness. vim and Nigor as denoted
a,v 2 brisk m3rSDent and bol1, Cncr-
,gcuc look through s. bright, clear eye.
4 brneaing ram SHOULD not be eNccS-
sivcly TAT. yQt he should at Al times
be kept ia good condition.
The record., 1918-04-11
liver DIDN'T ACT
DIGESTION WAS BAD
Says 6s year Old Kentucky Lady, Who Tells How She Was Relieves
After a Few Doses Of BackDraugh.

MesdorsTilie. Ky.-Mrs. Cynthia
H1gginbotham, OF this town, says: cat
my age, which Is 65, the liver does
not act so well as when young. A few
years ago, my stomach was all out Of
Tx. / was constipated, my liver
didn't act My digestion was bad, and
1t took so little to upset me. My ap-
petite was gone. l was very weak.
decided would give Black
Draught thorough trial as I knew it
was highly recommended for this
trouble. 1 began taking it. I felt
better after few doses. My appetite
improved and became stronger. My
bowels acted naturally and the least
trouble was soon righted with a few
The record., 1918-04-11
VARIATION IN BARRED ROCKS
Pains Must Be Taken to Keep Fowls
Typical of the Variety They
Represent.

To see the many fiocks of chickens
over the country, varying in size,
shape and color, yet all dubbed pure
bred Plymouth Rocks, or Reds, or Wy
andottes, as the case may he, leads
one to wonder if breeders, aside from
those who breed for the showroom,
know what the type of their breed is.
The variation in a Barred Rock, or
The record., 1918-04-11
ANNUAL AND BIENNIAL CROPS
Thinning of Fruit, With Result That
Crop Is Borne Each Year, IS
Nest Desirable.

. Judicious pruning, not only facili-
tatcs the work of cultivation and
spraying but at the same time deter
the fruting habits of the tree; that
is, the quantity of bearing wood which
Il tree carries can be modified by prun-
ing so that it will be practically impos-
sible for the tree to retain more fruits
The record., 1918-04-11
Right QUALITIES OF MALES
They Should Ee saiiant, but Not Too
Generous, and Thus Deprive Him
self-Study Nature Of Bird.

The male should be gallant, ever
ready to share his meals with the
hens; but lie must not be too gener-
GUS and thus deprive himself, or ne
will be underfed, become nervous, and
not prove to be q good breeder. The
slutton male is equally bad. He be-
comes overfat while the hens do not
get their share, and the consequence
is poor fertility. The nature Of every
male bird should be studied.
The record., 1918-04-11
CHEAP SOURCE OF PROTEIN
!Leguminoua PASTURES Act as MILD
Laxative and Tonic to Keep
~ Hops in Condition.

The for,,re, especially from lcgun-
inous pasture furnishes q cheap
source of protcin, supplies ash for bone
making, adds bulk 10 the ration, and
acts as a mild laxative and tonic TO
keep the hogs system III condition to
utilize profitably the concentrated
feeds.
The record., 1918-04-11
GelcraI Kinds of Miliet.

Millet is of several kinds, which Is
somewhat confusing 10 the planter.
Japanese miiiet is very commonly
sown. and is perhaps thesbcst for soil
ing rs well as hay. 1t grows tc
height of six or seven feet in fertile
soil ami produces very heavily.
The record., 1918-04-11
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
SAVE THE HENS.

prepared By the United States De-
partmenqtt Of Agriculture)
Every prlllet ana young hen
sold for food this winter means
reduction Of from five TO
twelve dozen eggs in the poten-
tiai egg supply Of next spring
and summer.
Hundreds Of thousands of
farmers who have not raised
poultry will do so next spring
arc summer-respOndin to the
demaad for more chickens and
eggs SO that beef anG pork will
bs released to help win the war.
They will need young hens.
The United States department
, of agriculture urges the saving
of fowls of producing qualities,
, SO that they may be used for
stock in the early spring.
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doses of Biaek-Draught."

Seventy years of successful use has
made Thedford's Black-Draught q
standard, household remedy. Every
member, Of every family, at times,
need the help that Black-Draught can
give in cleansing the system and re-
lieving the troubles that come from
constipation, Indigestion, lazy liver,
etc. You cannot keep we'll unless your
stomach, liver and bowels are in good
working order. Keep them that way.
Try Elack-Draught 1t acts promptly,
gently and in q natural way. If you
feel sluggish, take a dose tonight.
You will feel fresh tomorrow. Price
CSC. a package--One cent a dose
All druggists. J. 90
The Delta independent., 1918-02-08
SERVICES AT THE
BAPTIST CHURCH

DR.. ]. Q. Henry, the central figure
in the evangelistic services being held
at the Baptist church this week and
next, is a man of wonderful personal
ity and speaker who holds the at
tention of every individual in the aud
ience, from the moment he announces
his text until he reaches his climax,
and closes with the most winsome ap-
peal in behalf of the Christ he so
graphically presents in every mes
sage. DR.. Henry has a most sy-mpa-
thet,c understanding and givce eyi-
dence of worldwide experience in
dealing wisely with men of all class
cs. AS he pictures sin in all its hei,l-
business and makes repulsive ELL .ie
forms of unbelief and separation from
God, he reaches ID: a strong hand Of
love toward '.er; erring mal trj
points 10 the I,,nin clear pa !.
Each sermon is 10 the point spcr.s :
ly emphasized in he subject NJ, A,:n
The Delta independent., 1918-02-08

apt illustrate .. aud keeniy humorous
examples Of human irailties DT. lleh-
ry apleals 20 every age.
A special Invitation has hsel ca.
tended to the young people and an in
crt ase in The attendance has been
noted each night.
Tonishf-rioh School Night.
Tonight premises to be a live hour
as a large number OF high school stu
dents will attend and be given the
first half hour for singing and giving
their "yells.'
Write it on the Sky" or "Unfurl-
ing the Flag Of Faith" is the subject
and promises to be one Of the loftiest
messages Of the series. This is one
of the most enthusiastic calls to the
Colors for Christ. crowded house
will be one of the tributes to the
speaker and his great message.
Sundays Services.
There will be no service Saturday,
but Sunday will be full day, with
three services.
At eleven o'clock in the Baptist
church, DR.. Henry will speak on "'rh,
Cross. the Supreme Tragedy of II.
Universe"
Sunday afternoon his great address
on the war will be given at the Bap-
tist church, the subject announced Ia
Through He'll to Peace or What
,rhic UfuI XVar 10 DoipuU
This address has never been pub
lished, but has been given to thous-
ands of people and gives to many an
entirely new point Of view of the
great world struggle.
Sunday night the services will be
taken to the Methodist church when
DIR. Henry will speak on "The Un.
pardonable Sin"
The music has been inspirational at
each service, but will be especially so
at the Sunday night service, when the
choirs Of the various churches will
unite.
Program for Next Week.
The following announcements are
made for next week
Monday-7:30 p. inflow Mr.. and
Mrs. Lot Got Into Society"
| Wednesday, y. m.-"God's Palace
Right Side of Pentecost." 1880 D. m.
Sowing Wild Oats" or BLACK and
White Sheep"
Wedneday-3 p. m.-"God's Palace
OF Peace" 7:15 p. m.-"The Fight
er Who Never Came Back" This
service will close In time for the Ly-
ceum lecture.
Thursday-3 p. m.-"The Face OF
Jesus Christ" 1880 p. m.-"Six Bro
thers-One in He'll and Five on the
Way"
Friday-3 p. m.--"Heaven and How
to Get There" 1880 p. m.-"Haunted
Homes" Big family night.
Sunday-11 a. m.-"What God Has
Done to Keep Delta Out OF He'll" 3
p. m.-"The European Slaughter
The Delta independent., 1918-02-08

as provided by law and the matter
was considered for several hours. As
there were three papers with bids,
the Tribune. Paonian and Indepcnd-
ent with each commissioner vote,
the matter could not be determined
without obtaining a vote from some
where. and 1t was finally voted to
make the Tribune the lucky goat"
Very little other business was trans
acted at the meeting.
The Delta independent., 1918-02-08
commissioners' Meeting.

The county commissioners we're in
session a part OF the week and spent
some little time in getting better
system figured out for the handling
OF the road business. They also desig
naed the Tribune as the official pa
per Of the county. This action was
deferred at the January meeting when
the board rejected all bids and read.
vertised. Each commissioner had a
Daper to be the Official" publication
The Delta independent., 1918-02-08

Glen Porter Of Ridgway was call.
or here this week, leaving on Thurs.
day to take the examination for the
navy. in Denver.
The Delta independent., 1918-02-08

FOUND-On Fourth street. a gen.
tleman's brown kid glove. Owner
pay for this advertisement This of.
flee. 4c
The Delta independent., 1918-02-08
SALE .

sale of high class furniture will
be held Saturday afternoon. Febru.
ary Q. on the corner OF Fourth and
Main. If interested in furniture, BE
THERE 4,
The Delta independent., 1918-02-08
We Are Helping you to
Cope With the High
Cost of Living

Eue,y Department IN This Store takes pride IN
contributing part of a0omderfm display of New
Spring and Summer Merchandise.
The Delta independent., 1918-02-08
ChiIdren's Dresses

Are attractvey priced this week. We were forum
ate in securing salesmens sample line of Children
White Dresses. These purchased at quite saving
the prices at this time, and we are turning
this saving over to you.
Commencing Saturday, February 9th, we offer y "
your choice of these dainty White Dresses at ONE
FOURTH OFF Regular Price.
Sizes to IA years. in fine lawns, marquisettes, or
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Nl0erlei fIp's Fdus.

MAN oIlte niemaI8 per.
Gel Ell, Dab 81 cincm crduidcn.
Gen Shtaie 0tmiile 9coln0umQcn er.
iiiut icin milien. Gritrns jou Der
Shlairaum wonloaltdl mtmal5 cine
Gemperotilr ilbcr ~ @ruo baucu
ul0 inmer GIT g~eliitet iein. SIC
@coedumg inn &ett muB lcltt, ooh
nu9rcihcn6 marmbnltcuo lem; lte
oari ocu Shlaftn0cu nitnldl@ 0urdl
Qrni b%ei0itgcn. Ger &opf lol
etnos crbobt llr91h mlo ~ bellies
Sid)t lit n0tIrlidl ST uIrmtINen.
aanurienp0gel. Die 9f,e1e
ots Eieyes lit stne iebr eintane. Dds
6utter beittpt aus 8ii6iameu, benz
etpus, aber Rur ptnjg. Glln3llmen
tS0n0yieuidmeul beilsmil1t it, Nls
3uto|t reiti man 0riinta uno IN
Grmaagsluus otiien Sudden pon
Gbit. Ab un0 gu lit audi ctlras
bart9elohte5 Gjlt.b 3u ptrfittrrn.
Teiljngtoftst ijuo Mat 81 empieb,
len, tie itBtn 81 ,sidi @rUaipan IN.
IN grizzlies Somewhat itBt mat
ttjne 0oQel. Tie li:.t tonnen iols
DIES uibi peytylgCu. @uh i'm 1rsteu
bal. ijh tsiE @ossI IlEseyt Ssit in
ret PyeiliouNt auf.
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fir die RIhs.

d. Gbopoer gu t12 biz
2 YIul0 Sid nIrlult man / Quart
&artoiieln. geld)0lt mo in flelne
@irieI geldnitten; / groBe 3DIebel,
mebrere &arottem, i'll Sdeibden &c.
idnitten; A-H Yiuno gelol5ene8
SdweineiIeild (nice Sdlt Yort) 3
Iolien Mild, YfeIier mo 3 SD.
loffeI Ntebl. Qa5 SdmeineiIelitl
miro in flcine Wilriel acihnitttn
ulo in Der Gmcleiteupianue gebro.
ten nit Ger 0eldlnlttcnen 3m,ebel
0ann glbt man 6tetldL 3plcbcl.
gelbe Niiben ull0 Martoifeln III 0en
aod)topf mo lIber0ett hu5 0aIt52
nit tohenOem Mallcr. Nodle, BIS oae
Semitic mcih iii. Gam riibrt mon
oas Qtebl nit fnIter 4tlIt f!att
ob Tim gnlljeu lou cine babe Galie
Wttlh oa5u ucrbrQudt per0en). Slcle
rIbrt mani Damn oil oaS 8emule.
Ganu quit man DIE ou0eren 2Ia
Sdlleu 4iitih Oa5u uao oen Std.
oel man g%tuold}elL cntgrat3' uuo IN
SSiIrtcIdeu audnlttcn bat. 9ad]e al
les |5nlualulcl nod etlua 3ebn Nstuu.
ten o0er pts Ser slid our 1T.
0erauderter 0dneb. a.
ten. @ut ntuH cine Cans. o,t alln
nid)t lolort perlucnoeu fam 10 1T
elm gcruud'erier Wlnlebrattn cine
auBerorotu!ltu pruftliGe Ger.
tuna. 5lundl CT out 0lels @elle cine
gbuCd@alnS e~rutoaltdt. 0lan ldl5,
Ole gtrtu3Q;c mo gupaid)eue Sans
gilt ELI laBt iIe il iiber Natt lie6cr
uno byHogt liz lett III pelbss Gdplcr.
Sic miro 3ireI Gage gerauh4.: mo
Fam Nlm an tUblem Grte lllalrc
Sclt ban3en. @ci ger GtrIperoum1
wuldlt MAN 0Ie Sans Wro beiriiri
tie s1H5 ME cine lriit,e. Ter 8e-
ldlulad Il, ein yreiilidler. cine cl9it.
itc Ae't.'aute lit oaSu ~belorS;rs
emgitb.tlSpert.
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o eItopfter G

9eitopfter @dnebaIs.
Wan entfernt Die innere JettEaui
uno iiat iie nit foIsenoer 0tii1.~,g:
IL Bfuno S6weinefleiih pom
9ou6itiid miro gor gctoht uto &c.
badt, Die 9dnleleber miro gel5obt,
ebenio etpas @dniefett; oann pi1o
GILES ourh elm Sieb setrieben. 2a6u
fommen eini9e gebadte Gbampig.
mons, ehpos gerlebene Sd,uIotteH.
Waioron, Bfeffer, SoIS, 1 2offel
Hotpein mo etmos 6leii6ertraft,
nur in Dem notlpenoiaiten 8aiier &c.
lott. Ser sails miro gefiiat uno on
ben Gnoen 6~ugenabt, Damn in Sol5.
mailer " Stunoe gcfoht unO 5mI.
ihen Bretter gelegt; ertalten lalleH.
SaIi6er Aptelitruoel.
Gin nuBgroBes Stiif Butter miro
nit etma5 3~itronenldaIe, geltobcnrn
Clint, 2 Nofiel 3ufer mo "a VI.
o9itern obgeriibrt; 0ann miro al.
mehieIno Ytebl unO 1tilb 5ugcflgl
uno gut oerriibrt, bis elm lcld)ttr
Geig, eInem GIerfudenteig GbnlldL
entitcbt. 3uIcbt 5Iebt MO Den itel.
fen Gierihnee unter Die 4talie. Sor.
bereitcte icine apielibuittc pom
5irfa SO Acpfeln mo erne Sano.
pol HoIinen ncroen nun in cen Sela
0etan uno Die aan5e Ytaiie finger.
bod in cine ilotJe groBe 8aiierOue
ODER &fanne g~eiiiIlt, III Der porber
ell Stiid Butter rcft bciB Wuroe.
0ian b1dt 0ieie oinne Vtaiie i'll
Glen idou braun lhueiOet tie i'll
qr0Bere Gtiife, Die nit 3lIder be.
ltreltt mer0cn, mo %icrpiert lie beiB.
God laileu lid ans oieIem &eig
ouh alli oifenen 6euer uno in TO.
tenoem 6ett Eldeden badcn, Die
iebr mobIitmefenO iinO
8roupen init &nrtof.
tel II. @at ma einen Sdintentno.
den oocr ein Stiit SeitenIpet, 10
bringt man Dies ouis 6euer uno
rcdInet oui 2H2 Guart @olier "a
4funo oocr etua3 mebr 0raupen.
eibt Suppenfrautcr aller Art IN Die
Suppe. ionic etnlge Efeflertorner
un0 cine babe Stunoe y Dem Gar.
meroen geld)dIte uno IN StIte &c.
ihnlttcue &ortoifcln, Glehr o0er
meniQer, lie nat0cm MO Ous &C.
ritt Dinner oocr oidIiu; mllnIht.
&biluoeIpbia Efeffer.
araut (Eepper GohbII0. 3mei
groBe. ieite aopie MeIBtraut, 10
grllne EiefieririIdte, , rote Fieiier.
Shoten fiir 10 Gcnts geIben Sent
lamcu, / Scel0fiel pulpcriiierten
idppor5en Efeiier, l gBI0ifel Sal6.
arutt mo Yicfierfrild)te mer0cn &c.
batt, aber icOcS iepurat, Damn Der.
oen ollie ,3utaten 5ulalnnen &c.
mlidlt, IN SteIutopfe gepudt bis 81
3lpel Boil pom Hanoe. llebcr alles
Dies miro baum better giiig gegoiien
bis er ilberltebt.
8feffer VI ireo PidIes.
6 oroBe CRIME Bteiierfriid)te nno !
groBes, ieltes &nlpt &ciBfraut mcr.
Den 5uIanmen gebudt. Ga5u fommt:
15 SeeloiieI ipanliher Eieifer, q
GeeIoffcl %gemabIener NeIfenpieiier,
y @2fun0 Seniiamen, @eln olleS
gut ourhgebadt, gibt mar Die gtaiie
in einen Stclntopf ooer in elm 8IoS.
beoett eS nit iebr 9ltten faIten
Giiig un0 oerlhIieBt e3 luitoidt. IS
hrnlldt icdla Mnd1cn AIr Reiie.
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i II Grjnurung MIR 81 idmcbcr
&le I'M &luo EN- mc,fe5 9ldtt,
@utc Nid}l Atar 0ds belBt 2eben.
SSenu Dem Neltt Elm 4ltorgen bat.
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Ole QIl00e.

CIUe 1Ttu9t, DIG lDuH4 tIIUUBtH lctl
mill, penn man i6er 9oilettensQ ns
geIsgenbeiten gu Hate fBt. lit: Stil
ODER Sdid2 Sie mill i'm Yrinaip
entfhisoen fein. s6e mnn 3u elmer
redtsn Dabl bel alsioerfrGgen
tommt.
GOIlsn mir StiI sritrsbsn OOer
Sdid?
Ulan mirb OielIeidt antportsn:
8eioes. 50, iopsit Still uno S6id
su pereinen Iino, parum ni6t?
Snoeiisn iino oieis QusOrudsfor.
men ibrem SnbaIte nab grunoOers
fhieoen!
Still 1T Der ielbitoeritdnoIide, nas
turqeuollte Nusbrut elmer in allen
ibren Gebensduberungen einbeitlIhen
Gpode. Uir iprehen Don Gmptres,
9arods, HototO>, RenoiIionceitiI Il.
(. M.
Wenn mir nun pom StiI nit bs3u9
auf &leioung iprehsn, 10 umfaifen
mir bomit 3ugIel6 ben 8egriff Der
gerion, beiier geiagt Der Yerionli6,
ieit. 0enn nur Elm Menid. Der Bers
I0nlihteit beiiBt, ginbsitli6teit in
ieiner Weien8art uno Iusorudsform.
t0nnte GtiI baden. uno pieperum
nur iemano, Der Stil bat, tonnts
Still in ieiner GIeibung 3ur Sddu
traqen, feline Gleioung Der perions
Iidteit 10 anpoiien, oaB iein Still
glsihiam bic auBsre Nufma6ung nit
um'dIiebt.
limb S6id? &0nnte Der i~tiIpolle
Menia niemaIs Sdid beiiBen2 -
8 bod! Dos fhon. gs mare nots
nsnoig. boB Iid in ieiner YeriOn
Stil uno Sdid uereinen, D. +. oeden.
Sein Still muB Sdid fein. Sdid
iein Still. Seine Weien5art uno
isin QsuBerss miiIeu Dem Sdid
ipentiid isin,
llno mas 1T Sdid? - Gr Itebt
nitt nit BEN Still. er Tteht nit Ter
Mooe i'm enQiten 3uiummenhong uno
beoeutet cine beitimmte Stufe in benz
GuF uno Qb ibrsr 8epeaung, ihrer
itets pehielnosn 5orm. 9d3u
brauht es abet nIleroin9s nod ems;
9e'hmad.
Nun 1T 8eihmod letten Gnoes
ni6tg als GtiIosfiibl. Der empilns
bet, nelds 9inge Suiammenpaiien.
Der bat eben 8efdmad. Uer fit
ben innersn 3uiammenbon9 ueridies
bener 0inqe teinen Sinn Bat, mem
bos @efiibt fir organti4s 3uiams
mengeb0riQteit febIt. piro ME inns
fanoe fein, f6 aut gu tIeioen. Die
i6itften Suden nirteu i~tiIpibrig,
tomif6 uno lGderlih, rpenn lie i'm
8egeniaB gu benz 9eiomtnusorud III
rer Srdger iteben.
Gtebt bic Utooe i'm 3si6sn Der
3ierlihteit, 10 miroen nur ioI4e
idid genannt perpen tonnen. Nies
maIs aber pirtt Elm plumper Wenf6.
Sierlih gstIsipet. ihit. tets muir to,
mild.
So itebt aIio bob Der Still iber
benz Shid. Tenn Der Satd idlleBt
pur6 fem 9erporheben elmer bsItimm'
ten mooiihen Rihtunq oas Wittels
mab. oos ben meiiten Wteniden ons
gepabt 1T. aus. Gr bs3eldnet 60s
benpuntte. Gno3iele. mdbrenb Still
Der pollsnnete Qusprud oes guten
8efhmades lit.
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5unbe. Den Elm 9uno on
&rampfen leiost. empfieblt Is fi6.
i'm Baloiriontee, 8oloriantinttur.
Ulorpbin ober GbIoralbporat in mGs
bigen DOZEN ein5ufloBen, pel9e
trampiitiIleno pirten. Am bsiten
aber lit es, in ioIhen 5dIIen einen
Iierar3t gu beiragen. 0as beitdns
oige 9eulen zines 9unoes mag mits
uHter nit benz 9eihle6tsleben Des
3isres 3uiammenbGngen. Wan fits
tere inn in iolden 6Gllen tdgIi9 Elm
Stud6en Sampler. etpa BON Der
9r0Be elmer @rbie. Am beiten bringt
man ben Sampler in Elm Stiddeu
JIeifh unter. Der 9uno oeri6ludt
es bunn, obne IS gu 3ertauen.
Dar3en an BEN 9Gnben
pertrsibt maj i'm Sommer our6 ben
Saft Der unter benz Namen rWolfss
mild" betanntsn Pflan3e; in Der
pilan3enloien 3eit ourd tpieoerbois
tes 8etupfen NIT 90Ilenitein. Wars
gen peri6pinoen oil i6nell. penn il:
nit griiner Seize mebrmaIs td9li9
ein9ei9miert ODER nit elmer Wiihung
DON l Sell Gali3plidure, s 2eilen
Utilhidure uno 10 SeiIen aollooium
tdglid eingepinie,t peroen. Wur3en
oeriApinoen, penu man fe 3pets
bis oreimal tdglIh, tets gu oerieIben
3eit, nit Gaitpr0l einreibt.
8egen 8redourAaIl. an
Dem betanntlid pleIe tleine &inoer
idbrlih 3ugrunoe 9eben, bat Ii9 @is
meiB bepdbrt, oQs nit elm Denig ge>
to4tem Waiier 9eidlagen uno ollie
p Stunpe teelJifeIpeiie eingegeben
nirb. grpnGiene nebmen BEL 6ro-
nilhem 9urdfa!I entipre6eno 9r0>
bere Msngen.
8e9en 8erbrennung letA'
teren 9rabes geEii1t es, elm in Ol!-
uenol getaudtes &d2pden uuf8ulegen.
6ir Itdrtere 0erbrennungen lit fols
9enoe ielbft gu bereitenoe Sable 81
empfeblen: 10 Seile Wa68 uno 70
2eiIe beItes 2ein1I tperoen Suiammen
geibmoISen. nab Dem @rtatten piro
elm @tootter ouruntergetnetet uno
oieie Sulbe in tleinsn 5opf6en lufts
biht aufbepobrt.
8e9en 8IafentatarrE
bilIt Elm See BON ben Gernen Der
9ugebutte. Won nimmt cine 9ano'
poll bacon gu einem Quart WoiIer,
todt IS cine balbe Stunoe lang unb
trintt morgens uno abenos bon Dem
See cine 3ni'e.
@dpeiBi9s 6iBe bebonoelt
man auf folgenoe Weiie: Man itreut
einige Gage hinourd Elm penig 5on.
min in bic ieoesmoI oes Worgens
uno oes Wittogs gu pehielnoen
Spden. 9upurh piro niht nur Der
iible Geru6 beieitigt, ionoern aud
Gle 9aut geitartt, Obne oaB Der
S4meiB alI5uiebr uuteroriidt piro.
Die pollitdnoige untsroriidung oes
S6petBes IoIIte permieoen lperoen.
neil oaourt, Der Grfabrung gemdB,
lei6t anoere 9eioen beroor9erufen
perpen, SdpeiBige 9dnoe limb
0fters nit ni6t gu toItem Baiier
gu maiden, Dem stpas Weinidrre
unb Qlaun 3ugeieBt 1T. Rod benz
5rofnen iino Die 9dnoe pann Elm
penig gu puoern. Wan permeioe
m09Iihit, bic 9dnoe gu idlieBen.
IonDern bolte tie often, 10 Dab tie
, iberaII Der 2uft uusgeieBt Iino.
0urdliegen. 6oIgenoes ger'
fabren bepdbrt iih oI5 gutes 9ors
beu9ungsmittsl gegen 9urdIiegen.
SoboIo ii6 in ben gefdbroeten Stel.
len Elm Bremen fibIbor maAt, per<
Den oieielben nit taItem Waiier ab>
9emaiAen, troten getupft, oonn nit
5ron3branntnein eingerieben uno gu
leBt nit t3intidl6e beItriden. On5
Nerfabren piro me6rmaIs Bel Sag.
aud bel Noht ousQefiibrt.
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Ginit nnb ickt.

Sic bate en- tIcines Miino6en.
3ds mar 10 uieolidh feiu.
St iab c5 ulcmal3 fIciucr
aI5 nur - bel oibr" aIleiu.
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SIC mo0erne Sper peraalt
lEh 5lr 0iutidcn et1ud ME EN- iar.
bendiuheuNts 9il0 81 eluer arItdll-
ld'eH Iiarnuoriiatue.
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2369-0les III etne Sulion fir
9eraoe Gtnlen uno emiade SttIe.
Snmt. Serge uno Sotm ut rel3euo
fir pteIes uiootll. IS lam audi
Don Uslout. 8ab0rome uuo 8otle
semuht perneu. Dus Rlslo IIeat
tOis an uno ltlleBt unter Dem Sra.
gen uuf Der llnten Selts.
0a8 U|uiter 1T in 3 9r0Bsn &c,
ibnItten; 10, Is unp 70 Sabre.
8roBs 10 toroert Az Ydros 36'
colleges Bacterial. TeE Rod 1T IN.
ten 3 2)aros Wett.
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lad es MobeI, Iei6'
Al d Ell

243o, Y}doden 4n3ug nit 3pei
erIei Edngm IermeI.
@tn9bum, Serge, 8a6aroin. Der.
cal, 2innen uno Qids inn gut ooijit
gu 9ebrOuten. Die 6ront ihljeBt
bequem uno prottiih. Sn 6ano9es
IentIdn8e Iino Die Nermel nit Qui
IdlaQ 9emodt, Der tur5e Nsrmel bat
einen biibih ~Qeiotmten Wonihetten=
lufiab, Dn8 N}uitsr 1T in 5 8r0Ben
Ieihnitten: fir ?, 4, 6. 8 uno 10iab,
ri1s. @robe s erforoert 4 DaroS 81
lOQi0es WnterinI.