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The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1921-03-04

Eighty-tive farm bureau men,
bers, representing over three
fourths of the organized commun-
tiles of Latah County, attended the
annual countrywide business meet
ing of the farm bureau which was
held in Moscow on Wednesday, Feb
ruary 3rd. The work CT the past
year was reviewed and plans made
for the coming year.
County projects tor 1921 were
selected and leaders elected as tol-
lows: Organization, N. Williamson,
Moscow; pest control. Frank Ben
scooter, Kendrlck; livestock improve
ment, R. E Nordby, Genesee; wheat
improvement. George Sievers, Mos
COW; weed control, Frank Gustafson.
Moscow; poultry improvement, S.
A. Ross, Pennington; bean and
potato improvement, Erick Oller,
Troy; land clearing, j. E. Johnson,
Harvard; Columbus Clark, Julia
eta, was elected executive commit
teman at large, and W. A. Flscus,
Potlatch, was elected leader of the
crop reporting project.
Officers were elected as follows:
President, N. Williamson, Moscow;
vice-president, W. W. Davis, Pa
louise; secretary, K. E. Nordby,
Genesee: treasurer, F. M. Gustaf-
son. Moscow.
The farm bureau members present
voted unanimously to recommend
that the farm bureau increase the
annual farm bureau membership
fee to $3.50 per year so that the
Latah County Farm Bureau may
join the state and national fedora
tions. OF this membership fee so
cents will 60 to the American Farm
Bureau Federation, $l.0O will go to
the county organization and $1.O0 to
the state federation. The question
OF increasing the membership fee
will be submitted to the various
communities of the county for a
referendum vote. Meetings will be
held IN all communities during
March.
This action followed the address
of W. B. Kjosness, assistant state
leader of county agents, who spoke
for W. S. Shearer, president of the
Idaho Farm Bureau Federation. Mr.
) kjosness told of the work of tht
J Idaho Farm Bureau Federation ant
explained that that body adopted ;
new constitution at the annua
meeting IN January. He also toll
of the work of the American Farm
Bureau Federation. Mr.. Kjosnes
l. stated that Mr.. Shearer had a won
derful message for the farmers, AM
gave summary of the message an
! report as given to the state meetin,
in January by Mr.. Shearer. Fol
lowing is the exact report as give
, by Mr.. Shearer;
D "Therc will be concert of think
: ing, planning and fighting by tn
American farm forces such as W
n never have seen or known. This
e the message | have to bring yo
from fifteen hundred farmers VIII
n met at Indianapolis last month l
I the convention of the America
: Farm Bureau Federation.
J. Before l went to IndIanapo.
!. | had attended meetings of count
q and state farm bureaus in which "
had discussed better and moi
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1921-03-04
Farm Bureau Meeting

There will be a farm buraeu
meeting at the City Hall IN Kend-
rick, Tuesday, March 8, at $50 a.
m. A meeting for American ridge
community will be held on Tuesday
afternoon, at the American ridge
school house. These meetings are
held for the purpose of starting the
1921 campaign against the ground
squirrel.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1921-03-04

Mrs. Frank Roberts, who went to
lrrIgon, Oregon, several weeks ago
to visit her daughter. Mrs. Jesse
White, is expected home soon. She
wrote home that George Frederick
son, a former resident of American
ridge, had to sow his alfalfa three
times last year. The wind blew the
sand over the seed, covering it too
deep. After the alfalfa comes up
and gets we'll rooted it makes four
or five crops year but it is some.
times difficult to get 1t started
Mrs. Roberts said the Powell fam.
lily. who formerly lived on the place
now owned by E. T.. Mcdowell, are
getting along nicely.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1921-03-04
Traded For Nelson Property

L. E. Brooks of Moscow, deputy
state game warden, traded 200 acres
of timberland 7 miles northeast of
Moscow, for the Nelson house and
lot IN the lower end of Kendrlck
The deal was made through G. F.
Walker, local real estate man.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1921-03-04

1t is said that Rainbow trout in
the ordinary season will begin lay
ing eggs as early as April Is, con-
tinuing until as late as May Is. de-
pending upon climatic conditions
and the elevation of their waters.
Evening star., 1921-06-22

immigration officials are making
renewed efforts 10 stamp out the
smuggling Of aliens into this coun-
try across the Mexican border by
persons. who officials. believe are
members of a we'll organized gang.
It was stated at the Department of
Labor. Several members of the al
legged gang have been arrested and
1t has been established, 1t was
added, that they have received as
high as $500 each for the young
aliens to enter this country IL
legally.
The underground railroad" be-
came active. 1t was stated. as soon
as it appeared certain that immi-
grafton into this country would be
restricted by law. Belief was ex-
pressed that the gang OF smugslers
had representatives abroad, who
directed the aliens to Vera Cruz
and other Mexican ports; where
they established communication
with the smugglers in Mexico. and
were brought into this country
upon payment of specified fees.
A big percentage of the aliens
smuggled across the border are
from Russia. it was stated. Before
the Russian border was closed to
deportees from the United States.
they were sent back, to that coNn-
Evening star., 1921-06-22
L4Y MOR1LS asCRISLS or THE AGES, -
N0R1HERN BAP1TSTS' LEADER SAYS

confronting the political. business
and religious world"
Countless thousands OF our Peo-
ple are running beyond their
means and living without the eco
nomic care and saving of our Iofe-
fathers" Mr. Tustin said: There
has como into the minds OF the
many a desire for equality OF con-
stlition. In business lines the
whole assumption seems 70 De,
Get money; got 1t honestly, II pos
sihle; but get money. IN our
local politics tho morale fs lower
perhaps today than ever before.
In nearly every city Of our coun-
try the word of the boss is su-
preme."
AS an evidence Of the lowering
of our social morals Mr.. Tustin
cites the terrible Indictment of
young women contained In the ad-
vice recently given by another de-
nomination. which charged them
not ,o swear, to give up drinking.
quilt gambling. refrain from i'm
modest dress and stop joyfiding.
He said that there was an equal
moral degeneration and let-down
in the habits OF our young men"
Evening star., 1921-06-22
N shA Aseoefate ted Pres.

~ kh4 Associated Pres.
pES MONIES, Iowa. June 22.-
The year Of 1t.1 marks q "crisis
of the agea" Ernest L. Tustin.
president OF the Northern Bap-
tist Convention, and a welt known
lawyer Of. Philadelphia. declared
today in his opening address at
the fourteenth annual convention
Of Northern Baptists in this city.
He laid emphasis upon the great
e1travagances in living" the de
plorable lowering of morals in our
social life" the moral degenera.
tion and let-down in the habits or
our young people," the morals in
our local politics perhaps lower
than ever before" and the non
church-going and non-reliSious
people whose knowledge of the
sacraments is chiefly confined to;
those of marriage and of death
evidence of such = crisis. There is.
he declared, "a clear. distinct call
throughout the land for the unfit
cation of all forces OF Christianity
to consider the great questions
Evening star., 1921-06-22
FIND ORGANIZED GANGS IN MEXICO
GETRICH SNUCGLLNG ALIENS TO u S.

try. and some have been returned
to Mexico.
The Hebrew Sheltering and I'M
migrant Aid Society has offered TO
cooperate with the Department OF
Labor. II was learned-in prevent
ing Jewish immigrants from enter
ing this country illegally through
Mexico, and to take responsibility
for keeping them in Mexico after
they have been sent back across
the border.
Several alleged radicals who were
ordered deported to Russia have
been released on bond, sinc4 the
Russian border was closed. it was
announced.
Evening star., 1921-06-22

Thousands Of people hear better With
their left ear than with their right. The
constant use Of the telephone is given as
the cause Of this peculiar development.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-09-07
TIME TO FACE THE FACTS.

$50 much has been said against the
use of patent medicines that / have
had a strong prejudice against them.
But after four years doctoring with
six different doctors, without results,
for acute Indigestion, gactritis, con-
stip3tion, appendicitis and other all
ments, ! was said to possess, / was
encouraged to try Mayr's Wonderful
Remedy, seeing what it had done for
a friend similarly afflicted. L also
was entirely relieved of my trouble
and am sure this medicine will do all
and more than is claimed for it," II
is a simple, harmless preparation that
removes the catarrhal mucus from the
intestinal tract and allays the infiam
nation which causes practically all
stomach, liver and intestinal ailments
including appendicitis. One dose will
convince or money refunded. Sold by
all druggists.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-09-07
GOT THE REAL THING.

For five long, years | suffered with
stomach trouble and what the doctors
called gall stone collie, and all said
nothing but an operation would do me
any good A friend who had taken
your medicine advised me- to try it,
and l found it to be the. real thing.
feel better than have in eight years
and am praising God for Mayr's Won
derful Remedy" 1t is, a simple. harm
less preparation that removes the ca
tarrhal mucus from the intestinal tract
and alIays the Inflammation which
causes practically all stomach, liver
and intestinal ailments. including ap.
pendicitis. One dose will convince OF
money refunded.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-09-07

Mrs. Sam Baker returns soon after
a delightful tour ofthe west.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-09-07
MUSICIAN OUT OF TUNE.

"Gas pressure in my stomach some
tmies distressed me so that | could
net think. I played out of tune and
twice lost my position. No medicine
helped me and became dishearfened.
Another musician advised me to try
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy, and am
now enjoying the best of health It
is simple, harmless preparation that
removes the catarrhal mucus from the
intestinal tract and allays the infiam-
nlaticn which causes practically all
stomach, liver and intestinal ailments,
including appendicitis. One dose will
convince or money refunded.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-09-07

Miss Fannie Welsh left Monday
night for Gainesville where she will
attend Breneau college.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-09-07
DUNWoDY- M'KINLEY.

Mr.. and Mrs. Richard GiilIard Dun
woody announce the engagement OF
their daughter. Eula, to Mr.. William
Austin Mckinley. CT Detroit Mich.
the marriage to be solemnized at
Ponce de Leon avenue Baptist church.
Wednesday, October 10Th.
The above announcement will be az
interest to number Of people in the
city as Miss Dunwody has Visited here
as the guest OF Miss Alice Harrison.
An attractive picture OF Miss Dun
woody appeared in the Sunday edition
Icf the Atlanta oJnrnal
Circle No. Seven OF the First .Metho
dist church, will meet this afternoon
at 1870 o'clock with Mrs. L. C. Man
oe and Mrs ]. NJ Hops at the home
! of Mrs. Hops on Dartmouth street.
| ID. b. Farmer. of Jacksonville, Is the
guest of friends and relatives In the
city for few days.
Misses Nell and Ada Barnes are
visiting friends In Indiana.
Misses Leila and Margaret Lucree,
of Savannah. are the guests Of friends
in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hirsch and
little daughters leave Thursday morn
ing ON motor trip to Atlanta, Chat
tanooga, and other places.
Mrs. J. IL. Royal has as her guest
her sister. Miss Evelyn Mallard. of
Washington. ID. c.
Miss Mertyce Beach has returned
from st. Simon where she has been
spending few weeks as the guest OF
friends
Miss Isabel Dinslow has returned
to her home In Atlanta. after having
been the guest OF friends In the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. N, Emanuel and fam
lily have returned to Brunswick from
st. Simon. where they have been
spending the summer.
Miss Lula Colesberry is visiting rel
atives in Ocean City. n. j. She WIN
also visit in Pennsylvania before re-
turning home.
Mrs. Henry Jacob. OF Mont Clair.
\. J.. Is the guest OF Mrs. @. p. Smith.
Mrs. w. r. Bowler and Miss Mar
iorie Bowler spent Tuesday on ST. ST.
men as the guests Of Mrs IL ]. Como
ley and the Misses Conoley.
Mrs. r. s. PyIes and Miss Clara
pyles. who have been visiting in To-
ledo. o.. are now in Atlanta for few
days before returning home.
Miss Fannie Welsh left Monday
night for Gainesville where she will
attend Breneau college.
Mrs. Sam Baker returns soon after
a delightful tour ofthe west.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Fsndig have
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-09-07

Mrs. r. 5. Pyles and Miss Clara
Pyles. who have been visiting in To
ledo. o.. are now in Atlanta for few
days before returning home
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-09-07
"RING LINGs CIRCUS.

All of those taking part in the
Ring Ling" circus will meet at the
Y, w. G.. A. this morning at 800
o'clock Any children desiring to rent
costumes such as Indian, fairy wings,
etc. may do SO thru the Howard Cos
tuning Co., Gainesville, Ga.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-09-07
LADIES CAN WEAR SHOES

One size smaller and shoes last longer after nsing
Aliens Foot-Ease, the antiseptic powder for
the feet. Shaken into the shoes and sprinl1ed
in the foot-bath, Aliens Foot-Ease makes tight
corns and bunions, prevents Blisters, Gallons
and Sore Spots. It's the greatest comfort
discovery OF the age. Try IL today Sold
everywhere.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-09-07
BUFFET SUPPER

AND DANCE.
Mr.. S. X. Brown entertained Mon
day evening with a supper party in
honor of Miss Sarah Louise Smith
and Mr. Ralph Jacob. During the
evening dancing was enjoyed.
Those invited were Misses Smith,
Margaret Prey, Dorothy Lathrop
Irene Granting, Edith Gunnels, and
Gladys McKinncn; Messrs. Ralph ia
cob, Palmer and Judson Smith, Elliot
Butts Alton Bland, Bob Ledsinger
Nat Emanuel, and Maurice Lock
wood.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-09-07

Mr.. and Mrs N. E. Fouche left sew
eral days ago on motor trip to mum
erous points in North Georgia
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-09-07

Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Lilienthal
and little son and Miss Claire Iilien
tn lsare the guest Of Mr. and Mrs
Albert F'endig. on St. Simon.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-09-07
Telehope 1SS

as their guest on st. Simon, Mr.. Ley
man Byck.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-05-20

j3u %perpadtcn: olti 1. Nar5 1922,
ODER Su berfaufen, cine CUTE Sarnl,
1875 g(fer, in @eit.M iiiouri. Nods
5ufrogen in Ser Office 5. 81.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-05-20
&adridteu ans au8rensenbcn Gpnn
ties, ars unierem Staat nnb
anoercn Staatcn.

sic Sornter I'M trtern Weiiiiiiippt'
Gale, nerOcn, mie iebt am antnng
Scr 9eiteaaeit angeoeltet miro, in
0icicm Sabre 80 Big 40 8ro5ert
mcniger 9oumlpolc pflan5en, oils I'M
Ietten Sobre, Der aterbaromtsIto.
~tiititer iiir @iiiiiiippi bat NIT gu
gr,tnoeIegutg Der njebigen Abllht"
Der 6armer sic S6GBung gerla6t,
Dab IN oieicn Sabre Die nit @arm-
ppllc beitelte 8oocnflG9e nlr So
SrO3ent ser IetttGbrtaett iein iperOe.
Ser Il Sabre 1lte GorI BbiatpS.
ser nit icincn gltern a,if etner 8ornt
in Der 9t1be bon GbiGicotbe mobntc,
Imurbe an 9ienSta9 BOZ, ether Wta'S'
idueibemaIdine 5eridnitten. 9el
3unqc muroe, oils iein @ciponl
ourdging, IN bic @aidine gci6leu
bert. 5ein &orper mlBte in Stilfei
aus ser @oidine geaoger Weroen.
9ic Mllsiidten fir einen reidlidet
Grobeerenertrag in GaB Gountp lin
! ~beoeutenO better oils 8lterit an9cnon'
men nuroe, nadoem beftige Srol
: Idl6ge oieIen Sbeil beS Stuote
: bein,geiudt botten,
: Oie @inseIbeiten Der 8eri6mel
una Ser international Sboe 60. DO
2ouis un6 Der 8. s. RcelDai
60. bon Bolton pltrben ON Sienstc
moreen befnnnt gegeben. Ser O
idaftsumias oieier beioen Strmp
i'm Sabre 1920 belief ii6 altf $12S
100000. @S heiBt, bob a[es Q
= qenfbrm Der 8oitoncr Sirna Der G
:, Coulter Sirnto iofort 5iir Serfitgu'
aeIteut perben iOa. Die Snternati
:. : nal Sboe 60. puroe inn Sobre 10.
:, our6 bic g~cridmel5une mebrerer {
oerer Sirmen nit einem SopitaI y
$25, 100000 geeriinoet.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-05-20
Gutbaauaa einer SeOenftaiel.

Die Undermining 5u altona bate
cine @eopnfieier, uuf Der Die Safel
Der i'm ariege gefaIletcn, Dem Vito
naer gGdergemerbr angeboreiioet
SeIScn entbiiat wuroe, Die 8eoenf.
tofcl. sic 1872 Rancn entbdlt, miro
inn oroBen Saol OeS Sader'Sn'
nunasbauies cine bleibeuDe Static
finben. Sssn Der @eodhtnisrebe mies
Ser /. SbermeiIte $. 5droot oar.
aif bin, oab in altcna mobl faun
cine gGdcriamilie uun Der 8riegs'
iurie ueridcnt geblieben lei. elne
Samilie bat Iogar orei Sobne NM
mebrere onoere haben jpei Sobnt
pcrloren. Inter Ritrpirtung Der Sle'
oertatel nabrn bic 6eier, Der als
8ertreter bes Iosiitrats Staotlprl
oitus Seder beiuobrte, cincn erbe
henoen gerInui.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-05-20
Observation-Disclosures

9rGIiOcnt SorOing bat Die ldbr'
Iide @rGberihmitduuestags .SrofIa.
NATION erIaiien, O,trd Die Der 80.
Mdi oils elm 5eiertag angeiebt miro.
Ser Cert 1T SoIgenOer:
,Sm $inblit Oorallf oaB in Sc.
bet un6 Singcbung bon Wtonnern
uno 6rouer, nit @ottes Silfe, bteie
Station geerinbet wurbe, in Ser Sic
gr5psipien beS' Rcfta Ocn eruig.
AoueruSsn @run0itcir bilOen %iOlltcn;
ups Sa bieie Erin5ipicn unter groben
onfcrn cr, mi non Wiirbigcu Ha6'
fc,nmcu gebeqt unb geptlcat morOet'
{tnS, itttS notbcm Scr orobc arie9
In lester 3eit toitiptcltac 6tt6erun
uett al uiIer Gath seitclt bat; Sober
brofInmtere id, @orren Sorotn9,
BraltSent ser Ser. 5taoten biern''i
Mtontoa, ben orcibt6Iten Sag in
Scot, Der bereits our6 eebetligte Uni
oninornenoe Gtinaeerngen ors9e
seidnet tit. sn cinem aagcmetnen @e
odGtniBtaee.
sd ldoe meine Wtitbiirser Elm, a
nieSem Gage Der eblen EoOten |
@brerbietiing gu eebenfen, bic
SeimatbserOe, auf benz @eereserur
be, uie alf fremben @efiIoen i6l'
fen, Somit oie l1eberlebenoen lid o.
Sesnungen bes Sriebens nnb Of
@liides ~erfreien fonner, nno Dam
Sreibeit unb @erehtiefeit, obne D
feline Wotion bethlehem fam, fir n
nler beiteben.
Gum 8eiigntb beiien babe !
meine llnterihrift hierSu gegeber II
oeranlaBt, oaB bas Siegel Der Vs.
Gtaaten Darumtcr eeicst pcroc.
aci6eben I'M 9iItriftc Columbia, .
fen oritten Gag i'm 0tui I'M Sal
unIeres Serrn, 1921, unb beS l.
Sobres Der llnobbdneigfeit Der 9
Staaten."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-05-20
Neue &u5eigen
ScutidDe Sdnlc.

Die Dcuti6e Sdule miro oil nod
item @ontag, oen %. @ai I'M d.
fentliden S6uIbauie eroffnet iuer'
Den. Der llnterri6t finoet pobreno
Der Gauer bon arpei @onaten art
filnf Goeen ie0er ISOLDE nno fuabrenO
or.i Stun6en oes 8ormittags Itott.
9ie SdGiler iinb erilt6t Die oeut'
I6en Bidder, Die iie friiber benlsten
mitsubrinsen, nGmlia: 8itter'S l.
uno 2. 2eiebu6. 9as 2%ebrerperlo'
nal beItebt aus ~folgenoen erfabrener
g~r5iebern: &orl &oebler, bon ct
2ouis, 8rincipol, un6 Sroli 20
Sedmann uno SRI. Glma Boeidel
bon Serlnonn, als Siilfslebrerintert
Ser llnterrift lit frei. aae &inoe'
Der Stobt unb llnteegeno itno mill
fommen ii6 an bent beutiden I'm
terri6t gu betbeiligen.
3. 6. er,
SefretGr Der beutidet
Sdule bon Sermanr
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-05-20

lusbebnune unTerer NtmoFp9Grt
uneebeuer piel. gang abgtiebsn +. on.
Don, oab gepoItiss Msneen hieieS
Safes in monten @eIteinen, sun
gsiipisI in Salt, &reibe unb Murs
NOR, oufseipeidert Tub. gluBerbem
tperben tGglia unb itiinpli4 groBe
Qlnntitdtsn &ObleniGurs ouF Der
Groe er5eugt our6 bic unenbii9
SablreiGen 8erbrennun9eu, uno
3tpnr niGt nur burf bic unter
6lammeus unb Rnudsrideinuneen
Dor ii6 g~e6enben, ionoern aud bur9
bic IangIamen 8erbreumuugen, Die
ben ItmuugsproSeB aler 2ebeUeIen
6~eOingen; bic Meni9en tbenio fpie
ale Siers srSeusen bei ieOem qtem=
Su9e &oblenidure, bic ite ausatmen.
NO bleiben nun bisie unge5dbIteu
Mengen oieies pi9tisen 8aies?
Sn ben 8lGttern unb griinsn Sci
len Der pfIan5en befinbet Iid Elm
griiner 3eaItoff, Dos GbIorop6ba,
unO OieIes 1T bas sebeimnisDoaite
unO pt6tisits aemiide 2aboratos
RUM, bas es gibt; bisie griiue
Pflon5en5sle 1T iebem Gbemiter nit
alien Ieinen Silfsmitteln iiberlegen.
Oenn lie 1T sinSig unb onein ims
itanoe, anorganiihe Stoffs in orgaz
nif6s umsuipanbeIn. Inter benz
GinfluB bes GpunenIidts ipattet
Oas Gblprupbpq bic &obleniGure in
fire beibeu 9eItanbtsile, S~ublentoff
unb Soueritoff, uno biIOet aus ibs
men 3uGer, Stdrte unb ole bic nns
oeren 5ablreiden Stuffe, bic mir
ulter benz Namen &o3lenbDOrate 3ui
iammenfaiIn. Oieie 8o3lenbborate
perben bon ben 9flan3en in Der
perI9teOeniten Sorm oufseipei9ert.
Defenders Oiel in Samen unb 5rii9z
ten. 9et Der Reifuns berielbsn
!perben bic &oblenbpbrats in 5ett
umgerpanOelt, BEL Der ipdteren &ets
mune tritt bann lpisber Der umgss
tehrte 9ruaeb ein. Die pflanaenseIe
pereinist ben &o6Ienitoff nit benz
StidItoff, aus pel9em ii9 oanu bic
eigeutli9e 2ebensiubItan5, bas Gt=
psiB, oufbaut. QuBer benz 3uder
uno Der StGrte, ben SsIen, Soften
unb Dem @ipeib perben aber nod
man6erlei anbere &oblenitoffoerbins
Oungen in Oieiem punOerbaren CO.
borutOrium Der pflon5eniteIsn, Der
reinen 3aubertii9e, bergsitelt. pie
PflanaenIauren, QltoboI. Sarge,
Gltmmt, 3eluIoie unb anbsrs. Wit
al bieIen fertigen 9erbinbungen bat
uns bic Gbemie betannt sema4t,
aber pie ii9 Der 8erlauf Oieier 8ors
gauge abipieIt, 1T uns nod DDlises
8ebeimnts.
Die bon ben pflanaen gei4affenen
organii9en 8~erbinbungen bes Rob
lenItoffs tperben nun BON ben Sieren
auf9enpmmen uno bur6 oeren 8ers
oauung tpieOer in mOsrtdit einfa9e
8siIe ~5eripaIten, bic bur4 bic 9Iuta
bobn an bic seeteneten StelIen bes
80rpers getragsn perben unb nun
ben gan5en 3eaentompler, aus BEN
Der 8Orper bsitebt, nit Der nOttgeu
Nobrung CUR Grbaltung urO gum
Qufbau Uerieben. Der &oblenitoff II
alIp oos treibenbe Mtttel unb BIZ
SubIton5, lin bic ii9 aaes 2ebsr
0uf unierem glaneten brebt unb alt
Der ales 2eben oufsebnut 1T; CT Il
aIfo bel peitem oas erIte unb mid.
tigite aaer 9tnge,
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8eScr 2Spen nod Sliescu laiieu iidj
manifnricren.

Gin &roser bon Der &laue zines
2open lit fat ebenio totlid .als iein
8iB; oenn er reiniet niemals ieine
R1gel, ionoern bot Itets &eite bon
faulem Sleii6 inter ibnen, bic eben.
10 eefGbrlid iinb mie totlide gaf'
terien. SIieeen uno S6mabenfdfer
boben Die gIeide @epflogenbeit mir
in fleincrem @asitobe uno iinO
borum ebenfoIls nidt unaeIdbrlid,
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gg78eodtet oas 9atum olf Dem
I0reB5ettel oes 8olfsblatt uno er-
ltel,ert bos announcement iobalb als
wie oasielbe abgelaufen lit. @enn
sic bas 8olfSbIatt ni6t erbalten,
Damn lit bodit wobrideinlia Der
@runb oofiir, bob Sbr Announcement
Der @rneuer1ing beborf.
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Giuc cute @eidaftsselcsenbeit.

Gin ousgeaeidnetes ~gangbareS 8e-
i6aft in Sermann gu berfuufen. 9o3
Ielten cine before @eleeenbeit gebo.
ten. @eI9Gft zines Der erfolgretd'
item in Sermonn. 8enn ernitli6 I'M
tereiiirt ipre6e Dor in Der Office ..
81.
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