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Cheyenne record., 1918-05-09
WESTERN.

Provost Marshal General Crowder
called on Colorado to send $50 draft
registrants of grammar school educa-
ton on May 23 to Colorado College.
Colorado Springs. for technical train
ing.
Allied Intervention in Russia IL
very near" according to Russian,
British, French and Japanese opinion
in Washington.
Thomas e. Campbell, deposed as
governor of Arizona by Supreme Court
mandate last December. announced
his candidacy for the Republican
nomination next fall.
One-third of all the passenger
trains between Chicago and the Pa
cific coast will be eliminated after
June 1. according to word received
from Washington by railway officials.
Under the new draft call for 233,OO0
men, Colorado will send 2,O79 men to
Camp Cody, N. M; Arizona, 1,784 to
Camp Cody; Nebraska. 1873 to Camp
Dodge, Iowa; Kansas, 4.S71 to Camp
Funston, Kan; New Mexico, 985 to
Camp Cody; Wyoming, 167 to Camp
Lewis. Wash, and Utah, 80s to Camp
Lewis.
Cheyenne record., 1918-05-09
SPORT.

Princeton defeated Columbia in Q
dual track meet at Princeton, N. J.,
66h to AIN.
Pennsylvania won the Child's cup
crew race on Carnegie lake at Prince
ton, N. ]. Columbia was second and
Princeton third. Pennsylvania de-
feated Princeton in the freshman race.
The University of Colorado baseball
nine defeated the Colorado College
team at Colorado Springs by the score
OF to A.. A feature was q homer
made by Holt of Colorado College in
the eighth inning.
Cheyenne record., 1918-05-09
WASHINGTON.

Unofficial reports at the close of the
third Liberty Loan drive indicated
that the $4,000. 100000 allotment had
been oversubscribed at least one bill
ton dollars.
The Senate again formally recorded
itself in favor Of increasing the gov
ernment minimum guarantee in the
price for wheat from 81 to $3.50 a
bushel, despite rejection of the pro-
posal by the House.
About thirty million silver dollars
have been melted into bullion or mutt
lated by the government under the
new silver act, the treasury reported.
Negotiations are under way with the
British government and other allies
for export of the metal to be used in
coinage.
Cheyenne record., 1918-05-09
THE LATEST IMPORTANT DIS.
PATCHES PUT INTO SHORT,
CRISP PARAGRAPHS.
STORY OF THE week
SHOWING THE PROGRESS OF
EvEaTs IN OUR OWN AND
FOREIGN LANDe.
Western Newspaper Union news Service.
ABOUT THE WAR.

German forces have occupied Sebas-
topol. the. great Russian fortress In
the Crimea.
Heavy fighting along the whole
Italians front between the Adriatic
and the Giudicaria valley in the north
Is reported.
There are unmistakable signs OF a
resumption of the German effort to
force the allied positions on the hill
chain west of KENNEL.
The decision to launch an offensive
of grand proportions in Italy was
doubtless forced by political and eco-
nomic conditions prevailing in Aus
tria.
British casualty lists published dur
ing April showed 1853 officers killed,
4,841 wounded and 2,459 missing;
S,189 men killed; 35,304 wounded and
814 missing.
A high English authority is quoted
by the London Graphic as estimating
the German losses in killed. wounded
and captured since March 81 as at
least 100000.
The great movement of troops m
Tyrol and Trentino would seem to in
dicate that vast bodies of men are
being taken from other fronts to be
hurled at the Italian positions.
French troops in their operations
Saturday in the Locre sector made
progress. British troops on the right
of the French also advanced their
lines in the neighborhood of Meteren.
Capt Ting CHA Chen, military
counsellor to the President Of China,
and also to the Chinese minister of
war, said that China now is sending
10000 troops to France to fight for the
allies.
German troops under cover of a
heavy artillery barrage attacked the
British positions south of LOGON. The
statement issued Saturday evening by
the war office says the attack was
completely repulsed.
In their campaign in Italy to date
British aviators have destroyed 1O9
enemy machines while losing thirteen
themselves, according to an official
statement from the London war office
on the campaign on the Italian front
Bohemian troops have deserted
from the Austrian armies and have
Joined the Italians, and, If an often
sive is not launched, demoralizations
Of the Austrian forces may come
sooner than the outside world ex
poets.
During the last three days, says q
May report, the American artillery
in the Luneville sector has complete
ly chased the Germans from theil
front positions and have wiped Ger
tain sections of the targets in the
enemy rear area off the map.
Cheyenne record., 1918-05-09
GEN ERAl.

A call for S,9S5 additional draft men
was issued by the provost marshal
general
Secretary Baker estimates cost of
immediate war program will be fif-
teen billion dollars.
Spain has adopted the daylight saw.
ing plan. Legal time in that country
was advanced sixty minutes on April
15 to continue until Oct. 6.
A nationwide roundup of draft reg.
istrants escaping military service
through unfair classification has been
ordered by Provost Marshal General
Crowder.
That government work should be
planned SO contracts may be awarded
Immediately after the war for public
buildings, highways, waterways and
development projects was the warn
ing given by Hornell Hart of the
Helen s. Trounstine foundation of Gin
cinnati in an address before the City
Club Of Chicago. Mr.. Hart argues that
demobilization must be arranged for,
as millions of soldiers and munition
workers will be thrown on the labor
market by the declaration of peace.
The government will allow dealers
In raw wool a coADmission of per
cent for ungraded and 81 per cent
for graded wool.
Pope Benedict has served notice on
the world that the vatican will not
be party to any peace offensive"
at the present time.
By the death Of her aunt, Mrs.
Katherine Fratt, which occurred at
Billings, Mont. Jan. 1. Miss Margaret
Morrisey, formerly Of Jacksonville,
Ill.,. becomes joint heir with brother
Of the deceased to an estate valued at
q. 100000.
Cheyenne record., 1918-05-09
Educating the Farmer.

The use Of motion pictures In CON
nection with lectures and demonstra-
lions on agriculture Is proving great
success in the province Of Ontario.
Canada. The average attendance at
these meetings has increased greatly
since their Introduction In demonstrate.
ing the right and wrong way to get
things done on farm. More than 5000
farmers have seen the wood grading
film since November !, while the ave-.
age attendance per Aim from Noven-
Der last varies from 20 to 5000. 40
cording to the subject.
Cheyenne record., 1918-05-09
roRg,oM.

y
Austria reported to have offered
peace to Italy.
Stated that the Pope will make new
peace offer May 10.
The Germans have established mill
tary rule in Kiev. the Ukrainian capt.
tai.
The long range bombardment of the
Paris district was begun again May l.
Three women were injured slightly.
In some OF the prison camps Of
Austria the death rate from starva-
tion was reported to have reached
forty day.
r The British House of Commons now
contains fifty members who are more
than 20 years old. OF these, four are
80 or over
The pope has nominated the Right
Rev. Patrick Hayes auxiliary bishop
of New York, as bishop. Of the Ameri-
can army at the front.
Mothers Day-a day on which every
soldier Of the American forces, young
and old. high and low, is expected to
write home to mother-has been fixed
for May IL.
The Victoria cross has been awarded
to Lieut.. Allen Gerard and Alan Ar
net Mcleod of the Royal Air force
for deeds which stand out even among
the exploits in this branch of the serv-
ice.
A prize of $4,000 has been offered
by the British Automobile Association
for the best invention enabling coal
gas to be used as a propellant for mo-
tor cars and motorcycles. The cost
OF the installation must. not be over
500 and its weight may not exceed
140 pounds.
The Holland news bureau says, ac-
cording to an Amsterdam dispatch to
the London Exchange Telegraph Com
pany, that the resignation of the Aus
trian premier, Dr. voh Seydler, as
soon as the emperor returns is un-
avoidable. 1t adds that the parlia-
ment majority, consisting of Slavs,
Czechs and Poles, had decided not to
listen to him as premier any more.
Austria is seething with revolt, and
the only thing that prevents the COM
mon people from rising and striking
the death blow to autocracy is the
| lack OF leader and the insufficiency
OF funds. This was the statement of
man just arrived from Vienna, and
who recently has been in various parts
of the empire. THE people are lit
orally starving and are on bread cards,
allowing them few grams day.
The British admiralty has found
| that the channel at Zeebrugge In
which old British cruisers recently
were sunk during the naval raid on
the German submarine bases on the
Belgian coast, is still blocked and will
probably remain so for considerable
time. In spite of the efforts Of the
Teutons to dredge new channel
around the obstacles formed by the
wrecks Of the warships.
The straits to which Austria has
been driven by the food situation ie
indicated in a dispatch from Vienna
via Zurich, which says that DR.. Won
Seydler, the Austrian premier, has
been compelled to admit that Austria
is unable to feed the populations OF
northern Tyrol and northern Bohemia
and that he has, therefore, consented
that the former be attached for pro.
visioning purposes to Bavaria, and the
latter to Saxony.
Cheyenne record., 1918-05-09
Eloquenee.

what is your idea Of an orator1'
"A real, natural-born orator." an
swered Senator Sorghum, 'tis man
who can put up such a good mono
.ogue that you forget to notice wheth-
er his arguments are any good"
Cheyenne record., 1918-05-09
Not Botherlnp.

Not 6otherln0.
"Do you remember when they talked
Of converting the swords into ploW.
sharesT'
I'm not bothering bout what they
did to the swords" replied Farmer
Corntossel, $50 long as they didn't
bother the big guns an the battle
ships"
Cheyenne record., 1918-05-09
USE ALIENS F00T-EAsE

Ehe antiseptic powder 70 BE- shaken into the
shoes and sprinkled In tho foot-bsth. II relieves
painful, swollen, smartin9 fest and takes the
1ting out Of corns and bun1ons. The American,
eritish, and French troops use Aliens Foot.
e4se. The greatest comforter known for al
eootaches Bold svefywhere. S6c.-Adv.
Cheyenne record., 1918-05-09

Greatness is to take the common
things Of life and walk truly among
them.-Olive Schreiner.
Cheyenne record., 1918-05-09

DR.. Pierce's Pellets are best for I've;
bowels and stomach. One little Pellet
for . laxative, three for . cathartic. Ad.
Cheyenne record., 1918-05-09
Horrible Example.

"Every time touch beefsteak or
loaf Of bread It turns to gold" e1-
claimed Midas.
"And yet you are scared and uncom-
Portable"
"Very much so. My experience
proves the fallacy Of being a profiteer."
Cheyenne record., 1918-05-09

II you find 1t impossible to tell twins
apart tell them together.
Cheyenne record., 1918-05-09

Sounds Menial.
Here's nice assignment havA."
"What is it9' I'm to cover the bach
yard garbage can"
Cheyenne record., 1918-05-09

Ten smiles for nickel. Always buy Red
Cross Bag Blue. have beautiful, cleaa
white clothes. Adv.
Cheyenne record., 1918-05-09


As soon as some 1000 acres of land
near Boulder, says a Boulder dispatch,
can be obtained, G. E. Stubbs of Bill
ings, Mont. and ]. T. Hurst Of Grey
bull. Wyo., will begin digging for oil
by putting down large number of
test wells.
Colorado must supply 2,07s more
men for the national army May 25, &C.
cording to advices received by Adjt.
Gen. Frank D. Baldwin from Washing
ton. This states quota Of the May 25
draft for $4,000 men was s,S03, but
the War Department officials credited
Colorado with 6.652 men who have en-.
listed Voluntarily.
Only rigid economy by the public In
the consumption Of meat will prevent
meatless days from again being put
in force, according to q telegram from
Herbert Hoover, United States food
administrator, to Thomas B. Stearns,
federal food administrator for Colo
raAa.
The Denver office Of the United
States forest service announced that
the national forests Of Colorado would
be opened this year for the grazing Of
an additional 151 900 head Of .sheep
than the number allowed last year
through intensive use Of the ranges.
Washington Journal., 1918-11-29
Die OerseRli6cn 2cntc.

Bonn pip9ologiiden StanOpunfte
intereiiant lit Die StatiItif zines
Sunobureaus, no allerbano uerloren
gegangene Sa6en frieoli6 nebenein.
AMBER aufgeitapelt liegen fir cine ee-
wiiie @arteiriit bis lie Damn Silent.
lid an sen MeiitbietenOen ueriteigert
weroen. Anf Dem SunO6ureau Der
2onOoner untergrunobabn oas zines
Der umfangrei6lten Embellishments
oieier grt lit, mur0en i'm lebten
Sabre 70,298 @egenit1noe oeriAic-
oenlter Irt aufbemabrt. 9arunter
befanOen iif 26,731 Negeni9irne,
Oie Mdnnlein uno @eiblein gIeid)-
mGBig oas 3cugnis ser @ergeBlid)-
felt allsltelen. 11,511 @anotal6en
unO 9152 neutrality-suspicious., eben-
faas Dem mdnnli6en uno meibIiHen
@cldledt 6u~seboreno, 558 llbrenL
1907 Hortemonnaies, 2039 S1mud-
ge~genitanOe. Bon oieien Sunoobief-
ten fonnte iiber sic @1lfte Our9 Die
2onOoner Yoli0ei in Scotlano garO
an i1rc BETTER 3uriideritattet wer-
Den, unO oicle 5ariidgcgcbenen @e-
genit1noe rcprGicnticren ihon einel
8ert non iiber elmer Million 5ran-
fen.
Washington Journal., 1918-11-29
3rObibitiOn nmO nminer pie.

@cnn man ldon Die Ser. Stoa.
ten ouf cine p0aig ntnodcntrodene"
@runologe felt, 10 ioIte man bod
BEL Der 8erpirflitung Der oagemei.
ten Sperre oui ltorfe GetrGilte Ell.
nige S6feldcu nidt gau5 iiberie.
zen, Die bel ioIhen Sperre id)mer
uno liberties unn0tigermcile getrof.
fen piir0en unO bel oen amerita.
uern dBerit beliebt linO.
cabin gebort 8. 9. aud ole go.
ltete, melde nlS omince pie" nonient.
LID m1breno DC: mintcrliden 3eit
cine 10 eroBe None ipieIt. Sin gu.
ter 9enner idreibt barber II. a.:
Wtan o%crgreife iid ia on Der ame-
ritaniiden v%ntince pie" ni6tl Mon-
DIE, pelde fir iie idpGrmen, aber
nit Der Serltcalng ibres 6iiaitoiies
nidt pertraut IinO, miIien nieleift
gar nidt, mas Die Hrobibition nit
i9r 81 tim boben mag.
0ulb iiberau no man oieie $50.
lteten . Siiaung in groBen Miengcn
0ercitet, ioOob iie minOeltens Den
gol5en @inter .nusreiht, broudt
man auh eiu Wtittel, I'M Die Wialle
III gutem 3uItanoe 81 beiunbren.
Seoe @ousfrou in GellengIano meiB,
HaB oieies Wiittel Sberrp ODER
Srantuein lift, = am Iiebiten beioes
5ngleidl. Sbne oas befommt Der
ledere Stoif iiberboupt nidt Den
ridtigcn Ion. 9ofieutlid) miro
cen 6abrifanten oas notige Mob
ogciltiger" Neigabe gelaiien; lie ia.
ben einenio gnten Anipru9 oarauf
nie Die Sabrifanten bon Eotentme-
0i5inen.
Washington Journal., 1918-11-29
GEL dwinSipIrit nnb Cut
trrnnmorm in DER 5trr-
Memwclt.

Mit ben genausn MeBmetGoosn.
bic uns bis9sr CUR Yeriiiglng itons
Oen. ma Is bereitS mogli6. Die 81,
eenbepegun9 Der 6irIterne nad5upsis
fen unO in irOif6s MaBe um3ursfs
men. gu IouIt bic Sonne lomt ibrem
@efolge BON Yloneten. einlhlieblih
Der @roe, nit elmer @eI9pinoieteit
BON % 4ilometern in Der Setunoe
our9 ben Raum. Sirius, Der benlts
aler betpe9lihen Sterns, Der an Wins
tsrobenO tief am SiboItbimmeI funs
telt, sntfernt li9 bon uns rs &ilos
meter in Der Sstun0e; er entfcrnt Iih
Ihon felt Sobrbunoerten uno Sobrs
t%auIenben, unb troBosm lit feline abs
nabme Ieines 2ihtss gu merten. Sin
onberer b~ellgIGnSsnoer Stern bss
Horbbimmels. ~Wegd" in Der vQs1er".
flieet nit 81 Rilometer in Der Ses
tunOe ouf uns gu, unO trobosm lit
fein !SeIerperben leines 6ternli9tss
3u Iebsn. Die @ntfernung 1T eben gu
srOb, als bnb Iolds @eIdpinbigteitsn
cine grobe HOle Ipislten. Wie erob
erI9eint uns Der 4bItonb, Der bic
@rbe BON Der Some trennt: 100000
900 8ilOmster! Sine @~epebrtuesl
miBte iiber 10 Sabre flisgen, sbe iis
bic Sonne errei6te. HoI9er ourneilt
Der %flintIte 8ote oes Weltsnraumes,
oas Qi9t, bic Strsde. Sn Minuten
II Setunben bur9fliest es ben Msg
bon Der Some CUR Grbe. llnIere
Some 1T ober nidts onbereS ols elm
5irItern bon ben glei9en GieenIdofs
ten unb bon un9efGbr Der glei9sn
@r0be pie bic anOeren Sterne I'M
Wcltsnraum. Die Sonne lit nur Der
uns aund9it Itebenbe JirIteru. Gs
entftebt Die Jrose. -Die melt lpobl Der
uG4ite Na9bar Der Sonne bon uns
e~ntfernt Iein mag. cine Jro9e, bic man
Dor 100 Sobren fir unIosbor belt,
bic mir ober beute, tpie bic 3eitI9riFt
nNotur unb &uItur" mitteilt, in Der
Goge iinO. gu beantporten. Gs lit
r4lpba G%entaurt", Elm beIer Stsrn
Oes ii6liden 9immels. Elm @sItirn,
oas in unisrn 8reiten niemuls ii6er
ben 9%oriaOnt emporlteist. 90 tpie oos
2i4t 8 Minuten II Setunben broudt,
UNI our Some gu ellen. 10 brou9t es
bon .Ilpba Gentauri" ous 81
Sabre. Man fpri9t Damn pon einem
abitonb bon 81 2i9tjabren. Mit benz
Gi4tjabre miifen mir arbsiten, iuenn
mir in Die Siefen bes Weltraumes
einOringen pouen. Wie nan lei9t
ousre9net. lit bic 9trsde, bic oos
2i4t in einem Sabre Suriidlest, slei1
9,461. 500,000,000 &ilpmeter. .Mlpba
Gentauri" 1T alio 30.767, 900, 900
Rilometer bon uns entfernt. llnb bos
1T infer Na9bar! Sirius lit i9on
II. @ega Is unb Der polarFern
60 2i9tiabre BON urs entfernt ober
$4,000 NAL fopeit. pie oie Come
bon uns abitebt.
Washington Journal., 1918-11-29
SaddcnmildD non 3icocu.

a~onoenlierte Wil1 bot nan ia
I9on longe unO DciB lire 8or5iise,
nomentli6 BEL FONT tnopper BerIors
qung, gu niiroi9eu. geu 1T oagegen
elm lln.ernebmen, bic ausIdlisblide
9,ritelung touOenTierter 3iegen-
mild su einer GpeSiolitGt gu MAIDEN.
QuT elmer groBsn toliforniI9en
,Hon6" ooer Weioefarm peroen iebt
3isgen BON I9tpeiSeriider ODER BON
nubiI9er Sertunft gsbulten, unO ale
U(ild, pel6e lie geben, piro. obne
9ermiIduhg nit onoerer. t%onoenIiert
eu0 in 9iidbien p%erInnot.
@s 6cTtebt toum cine W%leinunSss
9erI6ieoenbeit barber, oaB 3iegen-
mild 6eIouoers reid an RGbrltoffen
lit, uuo paber itebt ie aud ols arans
f%ennobrung in %itortsr Radfraee. no
lie i~i6erbolpt ouftreibbar 1T. Bon
tonotnIierter Mil9 gilt peIentli9
oos1el6e nie BON Der friideu. Sine
no6loe3oeene Mild5iese liefert idbrs
li6 oos 3lp0lffo6e ibres 8elpi4tes an
Mil6; cine Stub gibt idbrlid nur oos
ereifute hires 9epi9tes. unb aud
eus nur fpenn tie cine CUTE Mil9tub
lit. Nnnererieits lam man ii9 ieooH
ui9t oorouf perIofen, OoB cine Siege
gu alien 3siten bes Sabres cine ites
tise Meuse Mil9 l~iefert. Sir ION.
benIierte Milt tommt bies ie0o4
uibt beIpuoers in @strodt. uuO bnter
pirc Die 3ubsreitung in 9i9lsn fir
Sic settle Mst6ooe ertldrt. cine 3iesens
MiI9srei profitabel gu modem.
9is iebt bat iib ines Der 8ertonf
folder 8ii6lenmild sr0btenteils auf
IpctEeten bei1rGntt. Gs perosn in
reltliGen @cgenben i'm Sleinbanoel
90 @ents fir cine GlI-lln5ms2onne
eieIeg t%onbsnFsrtsn Mil4 be5oblt.
gSsun anoemein besonnt 1T, baB man
bel. Mild reselmGbis boben tann.
4! Siirfte oicie Snouitris nod bebeuteuh
! podlsa.
Washington Journal., 1918-11-29
..stran6rntap'' in Arizona.

0ionde m6dltcn es pieleidt oIs
EN- icDr crireulideS 8cihcn Oes gro.
FEN 5ortidriitcS Der Strauben.
3ud)t in Inlcrifa bctrad'tch 0nB in
glri5ono Oic f5cicr circs beionocren
.StrouBentngS" Ucrfiinoct puroe,-
nidt omtlidl, abcr icitcnS elmer DER
bcruoragcuOlten StrauBenfarmen
ieIbit. SnOrS lit taiiddlih fein
@runo p%orbonOen, lid iiber ole
Sode beionocrs 81 %frcuen, ionOern
cs 1onOelt lid uielmcbr Inn cine
mirtid)aitIide 9ot.Niobnobmel
Der @cId1itslcitcr elmer Der
eroBtcn Straubcu5ud)t : 5arineu
Mmcrifas. Sr. Gog0ca, gob beTonnt,
cab nidt mcnigcr oils 800 oieier
merfiuiir0igcn nid)t. ilicocnocn Hie-
icnp0gcl, lucIde scr ufrifaniidcn
@iiite entltammCn mo icet in aus.
gc5eidnetcm 3uitanSe fiir ole Der.
5erung Iino, ubgeldllndltct wcrOen, II.
Oos Sleiid gum Yreiie bon mr. 10
Gents pro Yinno 81 Wortic ge-
brodlt miro. 0ieie Wogel Itelen
$4,000 BfunO 6ugeridtetes 5Ieii6
Oor. Sb onOere 3ii6ter oos Bel.
lpiel nudobmen. blcibt obJuporteu.
Nur iebr ungcru cntihlob MAJ ii6
5u oiciem S6ritt. Der mnter norma.
len umitGnocn nit Dem nSdIod)-
ten Der Sans, meIhe Ole goloenen
Gicr legt", Dcrglidcn meroen FONT
tc. Nber cs berrld)cn bcltte
fcinc normoIcn l~lmlt1uoe! 9ie III.
rlibigcn 3citeu nit ibrer pirtidoft-
liden llniidcrbeit boben eS nit lid
gebrodt, onb Oas @eihdIt in Strou-
Benfcocrn icbr melt 5uriidgeaanoen
lit, nn0 obne Den 8erfaui oicler
Itol5en Seoern baben Die Strouben.
formcu io9ut lpie feincn 9ued.
@are Die Gage feline 10 unginltige,
10 niirOe Sr. Gogoeu nicmoIs ooron
geoodt bobcn, Oicic berrliden, menu
aud ettuas oummen 8ogel 5u idIad).
ten. Mud miirSe obne bic 2napp.
belt an Sleiid Oos SbIod)ten uno
gerfaufen Der Gcunp09cl wobl nidt
geltattet woroen iein.
9os lit oacs, mas binter Dem
nStrmibcnto9" fir einige OertIid.
feiten itedt. Sp6ter oiirfte man
cen @ntidIitB ood beoauern, % Die
gluf5udt Oieier Siere grobe Miibe
modt.
Washington Journal., 1918-11-29
%@eridwenOrte S%crcSfamfcit.

Gin HobelIiIt bate einen Spa5iers
gang unternommen uno mar babel
auf einem Selb einem Stier begegnst,
Der ii9 %Offenbar in f4Ie4ter Stims
mung befanb. Der Nutor rettete Ii9
nur nit tnapper GOt Dor benz e~r5iirn.
ten Sier, bod 5erriB er ii4 BEL ieiner
Jlu9t iiber einen Stadelbra6tSaun
Die nnausfpre4liGen, unO er blutete
aus mebreren Munpen an ieinsn SGns
ben, aIs i'm Der 6armer traf.
.@os ioa bas beoeuten," f4ris ibn
Der NOpeniit an. bob sic einen mil,
orn sitter fret herumlaufen lafen."
Der Stisr bat fiderli9 gentle
Rs9te auf benz Sslo." ontipOrtete Der
GARNER rubis lGhelnb.
rMiHen sic aud, tuer i9 bing"
Ioate 6o Der Hopelilt nit ~erbobensr
Stimms. sd bin Senrp Silorp 0aib,
NerfaKer bon SILT 9ai", Six Clips
Of 3ope", unb bin Elm Mit9Iieb bes
porluments.
.Oonnerpettsr", iogte ba Der Gars
mer. ~uno tuarum BADEN sic bas
ridt benz Stier seiost9. (gHicaso
Nsps.)
Washington Journal., 1918-11-29
3n UcIdjer sasesseit iOll mnu Die
8cmiile pflHfen?

@ieIe @artenbeiiber pflegen i6ren
tGgli9en @emiiiebebarf am friibeu
MOrseu au pfliideu, penn bic bon
Sauperlen beIdten 9ldtter tire ter
nigite Jrii9e aeigen. gber geroos
in ben Morgenltunben entbalten bic
8lattgemiiie ben geringiten Ndbrs
ipert. Inter Dem @influb bes Son=
nenlidtes pirO ben Sag iiber in ben
griinen SarbItoFftrdgern Der pflans
gen. ben @blOropbpatDrnern, aus Der
&oblenidure Der Quft Stdrte er3eugt,
unb Bis gum Mbeno limb bic 3eLen
Der griinen @efpebe meiit fOrmli9
iiberfiiGt nit oie1en felbit er3eugten
StdrtemaHen. DGbreno Der Na9t
oase9en uerpanbelt ii9 ale Stdrte
in 3uder, Der bon ben Saftitr0men
alsbolO pesgefibrt unO BON ben
pflon3en gu tbrem peiteren 4ufbau
pertpenbet pirb, ndbrenb ii9 Der lle=
berI9uB i'm Sonnenli9t Des nd9Iten
Cages pieber in Stdrte suriidpers
luanbelt. Pfliidt man oas Semitic
nun am Abenb. 70 iinb feline 9riinen
@enebe am msiiten nit StGrte poqs
gepfropft unb baber aud am nGbrs
itoffrei9fen. pfliidt man ober am
Morgen, 10 feblt benz Semitic oieier
S~tGrtesebolt, unO 6amit cine ieiner
Di4tigiten Idbriubitan5en fait OolIs
ftdn0iq.
Washington Journal., 1918-11-29

6inolf fiber ben @letihcrr. bicfcn
oem authenticated, pie iIbrigens
tpobl ieocm Hoturfreuno. reidlide
G~eleocnbeit 5u intereIianteu Stu.
0icn un0 Yeobadtungen.
@erooesu elm ippiidcs Sdulbci.
Ipiel fir ole binterbIiebeneu Wiert-
male oeridicocner @roiionstdtigfci.
ten, Ici es Ourd 9lbbobeIungen Gin.
ferblnoen ODER abipIittcruugciL &c.
m6brcn Die @Gnoe Der 80 Meter
t1cf in oie 6clicn eingebettetcn Git.
Idinenidlud)t, ole ouf tiinitIidem
Gtcge g1n8li6 ~gefobrloS beouugen
nerOen fam.
Die bcioen @Ictid)er lino pom Der
Citation @rinoclpoIo aus 81 Sub in
ettpos tpenioer aIs elmer Stunoe, Die
9iitidiueuidludt Ou9egen III 80 Iii.
nuten erreidbnr.
Washington Journal., 1918-11-29
Ginidranfnng in Ser 9leiSerfitte-
rNltg.

Der .8erIiner 2otol : Mnosiger:
[4reibt: .3ur griparnis Der iebr
tnapp %geDorOenen 6utterItoffe bat bic
{Rei9sbetleiOungsiteue ioe6en folsenbe
Mnoronun9en erlahen: 8ei ben am
6alfe sef9lofen gu tragenben Sop
pen fir Mdnner unD 3naben biirfen
bur nod bic Nermel gefittert perben.
4usgenOmmen iino iol4e idwere
Winterioppen. Die on Stele BON Win>
ermdntsln setragen peroen. Die
Riidenteile ppn &0den unb Saden
ppn Mdnner@ unD Rna6enzS bertl,is
pung oiirfen iiberbaupt ni9t mebr.
NeitensTiidenteile nur nod nit eina
a4em 5utter perfeben perben. Mdns
el, us6er5ieber, paletots fir MGnner
lnb auaben oiirfen i'm Hiiden atpar
Pu9 fcrnerbin gefittert merben. ies
bod nur Biz gum unteren Ranoe Der
5anbieitentoi9en. N0de unb Saden
per Mdnnerz uno Rna6en=S bertleis
Prne iolen ni4t mebr alS bier. @e<
len ni4t mebr als bret Sai4en ents
Ialten."