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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-12
TFCkE MEEr

SAN FRANCIsCO. CAL, JAW n,
- he above sale is hcrcb, ioss, ns
to THURSDAY. January sd. is;s i s,al
same hour and place as above stat,,S
JONAS LINCOLN, Secn,s,
iaStd Lander iio r' y
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-12
CENTRAL Pacific RAilhOAD

IN AND AFTER DECEMBER FIRST,
~ 1872. Trains will leave Palisade
daily as follows:
Overland Passenger Trains for
Winnemucca, Wadsworth, Reno,
MarySville, Redding (tor Oregonj
Sacramento, stockton, LathrOp,
MERGED TOr losemiteJ, Upton
flor los Angeles), San Jose and
San FranciScO.."....--.....1O 25 AN.
Overland Freight and Acc0mo.
datiOn Train for San Fran.
SiSto. no IN.
Overland Passenger Train for
Carlin, Toano, Ogden and
Overland Freight and Accomo.
datiOn Train Tor Ogden and
\. \. TOWNE, Gent Stunt
I. II. GOODMAN, General Passenger
ana Ticket Agent. "a
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-12
GEO. v. CASSIDY, PROPRIETOR.
TUu

+ DAILY SENTINEL
is AN ADVOCATE FOR ALL MEAS
ures whiek lend to promote the best in
terests Of the whole people Of the State.
county and town. and 10 especially de.
voted to the loeal welfare Of Lander coun-
ty. Being issued At the center Of the
richest Mining District Of Nevada, it
will always give careful attention to the
Mining interests and publish carefully
compiled and reliable statements. which
shall b verify the attention Of those
seeking investnsnts in the Mines Of
Eureka District and Lander County.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-12

THn OBNTINRL having . large and
extended circulation, sRers . valuable
up a trade and patronage in this section
Of Nevada.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-03-08
LEGAL.


COMN IISSIONER'S SAI-E.-Sotice Is
hereby given that by virtue OF decree made and en-
tered OF record by the Circuit Court Of La Sale county
state of Illinois, the october term OF said court s!
certain then pending In said court, on the chan
Gerry side thereof wherein Della Nag and Clara Maglll
were com MAgtll and Laura T. Naglll
defendants We SHALL on Tuesday the LIST day OF April
said day offer sale. the south door OF the County
Court House In Ottawa In said county at public auction,
will sell TO the highest bidder the following de-
crbe property being the same ordered by said decree 10
be sold. that Is to say:
The east onesf the southwest. one.fourh OF section
twenty-five township 81 north ot range east OF the third
principal meridian; also.
eight OF the oneha Of the northwest one
quarter OF the northeast oneQuaer " section U.s. township
80 north, OF range east OF the Sd principal meridian also
Lot number three In block nftyhree In states Addition
to Ottawa, In La Sale county. Illinois: also,
Lot in block fit In Staos Addition to Otta
wa, La Sale county, Illinois; also,
Lot eight in block fourteen, In the original Town OF OF
taws, La Sale county, Illinois: also, .
Lot in block fourteen In Original Town OF OttawA
La SSlle county, Illinois; also,
The onehs ri lot six in block fourteen in Original
Town of Ottawa, Illinois; Also.
Lot two In Assessor subdivision of Out lot Forty
In the southwest fractional quarter OF section eleven town
ship thhree north range three east OF the thrc primer
pal meridian. ~
TaRMs OF SALE.-Cash In hand half cash In hand.
ard the balance 10 three equal annual payments MADE Ia
to be secured by mortgage upon real estate ana 10
WILLIAM II. CAREY.
W. +. WHITMORE.
THOMAS j. WADE,
March l., 1879, Special Commissioners.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-03-08
FARM AND GARDEN.
Dairy Cows.

The grazer selects animals containing the
best beef points possible To bring the great
est returns they must be good feeds, ana lay
on flesh in such portions of the carcass is sen
Tor the highest price The dairy COW must
not only be good feeder, but good drihker
and in addition to this, the mllk-produclns
functions should be highly developed, even al
the expense of other parts of the system. Inc
dairy COW should have ample belly, large milk
veins, well developed mot tleshy) uddcr Il
fine head and neck, rather light shoulders, nc
full in the barrel, to accommodate the lungs
AS we'll as the stomach and intestines, with
large butOcks and well-deyelopcd hams Nuch
cattle are not easy to find among the common
COWS OF this country They are the exception,
and not the rule.
Among the distinct breeds, the Ayrshire
comes nearest to the good dairy COW; com.
bines the essential points, to our mind, more
closely than any other breed. This being adj
mittcd, the course of the dairy farmer Is
plain.
Select cows of the ordinary breed of the To-
cality, that combine the best characteristics
for milk, and breed to Ayrshire bulls OF an
approved family. BY careful selection through
a few generations, you may improve your
stock wonderfully, and, thereafter, increase
and perpetuate the milking qualities OF inc
herd
If some other qualities are desired, as eX-
CcCding richness in the milk, these may pc at,
tanned through Il cross with the Jerseys; anu
so witk other qualities predomlnating III any
given breed. At all events, the uairymaii
must himself help to secure these points wall
ted, although much may be gained by begin
ING right.
As easel point we quote from an address
of Mr.. ,Joseph A. Home, of Mothcum, Mass,
before the Essex County Agricultural Socie-
ty. WHERE, putting the average yield OF mlIk
in this country at 1900 quarts per cow he
thought those of Essex county would reach
2OOGouarts. TO show the comparative mer-
IFS O., common and tirStClass mixers, he gave
fine following item Of his own experience;
"He selected three COWS from his herd, one
Of which had been kept upon the place seye-
raj seasons and it was thought TO be fully an
average COW; the other two were superior.
The quantity OF milk produced by each was
carefully noted each week fora year. The re
suit showed, jhat while the average COW pro
duCcd 2,l0O quarts per year. one OF the others
produced 300, and the other 1900 quarts in
the same time There was no perceptible dit
tercnc in the cost of keeping"
1t has been stated over ANA over, the points
that indicate a future COW may be plainly seen
in the calf Why not? The milk mirror is
thcrc: the yellow skin, the cream-cOlored I'D
der the soft hair Il good loin, and general
feeding qualities. For want of attention to
these points many good calf has been dea-
cOncd for It's skin and rennct, or consigned to
the butcher for veal. five would succeed in
any business, we must study that business, or
in other words, make science OF 1t.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-03-08
To Halter and Break a Colt.

Get the colt into small yard or on Il barn
floor, with as little excitement as possible; take
a whip with long lash, and give him few
cut, around the hind legs, never strike him
forward As soon as he turns his head to.
wards YOU, 20 towards him, talking to him
gently if he turns from you, apply the lash
in a Short time he will follow and let you
handle him. Then take strong cord about
ten feet long, tastcn one end around his under
law, as YOU would around COWS horns, 50
that il will not slip; pass the other end over
his neck on the off side and down through
the loop around his jaw, on the side next to
you; take the cord, step to one side, give HIM
sharp pull; he may 90 the other way the
first time; do not try to hold him; 90 up to
him, and pat him and try him again, saying,
Come hercw When he turns his head or
steps towards you, pet him to let him know
that he is doing right: never try to drag him
forward by main force. When he will not
come give him Il pull sideways, Stacking the
cord rs soon as you give him the pull. Never
lose your temper; he gentle but firm, As
soon as he will follow you anywhere, put on
a wcl.ftting strap halter and hitch him in nc
stable. If he is Il small colt, you can use ,
halter instead of d cord.-C'or Rr@y Ner
Iorsr.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-03-08

Water may be preserved pure and whole
some in rainwater cistems, by letting the sup
ply pipe connect at the bottom of cistern. Inc
fresh water being heavier than that already
in the cistcrn, will force the stale water to tho
top so that it can be used beforeit becomes of
icnsivc 1t is well known, however, that els
tern water becomes impure from the organic
matter it contains, and if this can be got rid o
by destroying its vitality and precipitating
TO the bottom, it will leave the water pure. |
i claimed hat there is nothing better to ei
feet this than permanganate Of potassa, use(
in the proportion of about an ounce to lift,
sections Of wafer. This causes the inorgani,
matter to sink to the beaom an innoxiou
sediment.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-03-08
Choosing Matching Eggs.

Eggs for Matching should he chosen of thu
fair average size usually laid by the hen they
are from, any unusually large or small bein:
rejected. Some hens lay immensely large
egg, and others snail ones. \ fat hen vii
always lay small eggs, which can only pro
ducc small and weakly chickens Absolute
size in eggs is, Therefore, of hut little impor
lance. Round, short eggs are usually tho
best 10 select; very Ions eggs, especially il
much pointed nj the small end, almost AWAY.
breed birds with some awrwardncSs in stvlC
of carriage. Neither should rough.shcliet
eggs be chosen: they usually show some de
rangement of the organs and ;Te often sterile
Smooth-shelled eggs alone are proper fol
Matching. II is a farce 10 suppose that tho
sex Of a bird can hc determined by the shap,
If the cg-.-CaEd31 PoUiJy Chr6iclc
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-03-08

Every farmer should keep a book ia which
go paste agricultural scraps. Every one, in
reading paper. viii see a number of 'hin-
which ar viii wish 20 remember. He will
perhaps see suggestions the value Of which he
win q sire % test, or hints which he will want
60 he governed by in future operations. And
yCt, after reading the paper, he viii throw il
down and will probably never see il again
In such a case all the valuable articles will be
,u>'. To prevent such.a loss, every reader
should clip such articles as he desires 10 pre-
serve and remember, and paste them in scrap
book. such book, n the end of "a year OF
two, will be very interesting and valuable.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-03-08

SIOR'isS 4 "a = ga i.iI OF REAL ESTATE.
the county Of La sale and state Illinois. d on the niue,
tenth day OF sepiemoe, q BY certain m@Ttf5s GeT q.
Number five IN BlocN nGaoer one IN lyoy fI', AaI
also Lot number rwesty six. in Block number Five, IN the
Original Town OF Dwight IN LynG,len county t,,e 0i
Ien, u certain PronssoIy a9te Of eyen date WIN sNd
III 5Eis-t 9I uts an 81 hyc AuTtG Go.I5, eAe.',l,, y
said JOn B oaks and Ann f. OS. aud the oier
otsa Anal f. Jackson year after the dde Of salanoc
rate Of aycpSr cert ner rist As li@adasd DAMAGE
And whereas 1t Is IN and ~ SAID mortgage DEED pfoylsl
note any part thereof according tenor and effect
thereof the said party Of the second part HI les ,spenL
days in paper published ii la sale county Illinois %
cS nTSF SL 1 or Pn sT @ ed 9a @ e said
premises any par ereo ana all right and equity OF re.
ecGior. or ass.ns therein Al pa Ms yendue,
TO the tcst bidder for cash Seneca La Sale county Il
adjourn the sale from lime 70 lime a discretion upon
making such sale as the attorney Of hcsad p1rty OF The rst
part On the name OF the party .. the second part or MS
G shan exeeue ana DELIVER to the purchas
az deed. for the in tee Of premises sold and
shall apply the proceeds VI sale s 70 the payment OF
expenses OF aiyeI sag seGg and conyeyinE as ore'a
note 81 Iend. ring the ovcpu' II inJ to the said pArss
Which aid mortgage deed was duly recorded in the Re
Cetcers office II Ia sale coanty state OF Illinois, In Book
Re- Q!GtI soItH o Livingston county stae ol lilhOi% ~
Book OF Mortgages on page - to which reference IS
And where's deiaGt has been made in the u! payment OF
said rot and " re Is now OF sa note due and unpaid te
II s2l2 with Interest aforesaid from the
twenty rd day Il october A. d ISL. and payable to said
AmN +. Jackson.
Now therefore. Amz jackson, the said gasee, ny
virtue Of the power OF sale In said mortgage contained DO
hereby give pGhc uolce that shall the sta day OF Api
1873, AZ ten ococ In the forenoon OF said last mentioned
day, at the ea,t doo Of the oc. OF \ F. jackson Co.. in
seneca La sale county Illinois, oer for sale and sell st
public veuGsc the sad Lot number TwsnysN. IN Block
nsinNsr Five IN tc ORIGINAL Town of Dwight Livingston
county, sste Of i o,', notgssed pemes above dsscb
ed, and al equity OF exemption OF said John B. OAKS and
Ann Oaks their hes assigns therein the purpose ri
realizing the money with which 70 said debt and interest,"
cost aud expenses 10 tha day OF sale.
Dated January -, 1873. AMI +. JACKSON.
HAYs 4 TfpNER, Attorneys. FEEL
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-03-08
March /, 1879.
AIORTGAGE Sale or REAL ESTATE

~ Whereas weLdelin seumayer and Agalka Neumayer
their hands seals and deliver to the Undersigned
RsS Mas for the use Of he,e and tho of
and BY Which the ssd wends SeHayer and ss.
and S her eStcaor and
assigns forever all of the following described piece Or par;
Illinois VIZ Lot Number One, in block Number SIX. IN
An TO aS ssne eves oF dep M
mortgage deed for the sum of seven hundred dollars
order Ct said Delta Masi administrator OF the estate OF
And whereas it in and by said mortgage deed provided
that in in the payment OF said promssory
note or any part thereof aeeerdS TO @ &snqr aad
sentatives attorney after having advertised such sale
f Gdys IN Men pr Pnsd noce IN Places
the county where said premises are situated may sell me
Of redemption OF the ald parties q the rst part Their
heirs, executors admins or assigns therein a. pun
the Court Housen Ottawa Illinois at tbs time appoint
oney OF the said party Of the first part for such purposes
party of the second part or hel legal shall
execute and deliver to the purchaser deeds for the convey
Inc sri6% and conyeyin As Aforesaid ncudng attorney
fees, and second. the amount due on SAID noe third rem
derng the overpus II any 10 the SAID party OF the hs'
Which said mortgage deed duly recorded in the Re
corders Ohce OF La sale county, state OF Illinois, IN BOOK
And whcrca. default mas been made in d, fri payment
of said note and there Is now due ana upaG the sum on
sl3i;s and payable TO the sad Della Mas administrator
as aforesaid 90.
Now therefore l. the said Della NIagil! ADMINISTRATIVE
&C. MORTGAGE by yrtne of the power OF sale IN said mort
gage deed contained, do HEREBY CIV" pubt no'ce thdt
Shall on the twenty.nnth day OF April A. p 1913, AZ ten
O'Clock in the forenoon OF sad last mentioned day at the
south door of the Court House in oaWa La Nalecogny
Illinois, offer sale and sell AZ pubic vrnhue the SAID Lot
Number one in Block Number Six, IN Norris Addition to
Ottawa said and state, The mOrgaEed premises
above described and all equity OF redemption Of said Wen
deln Neumayer and Agaka Neumayer, their heirs or as
sirns therein for the purpose realizing the money with
winch 10 pay said debt and interest costs ard expenses, o.
the ay of sale and will fully the mowers In said
mortgage deed contained with reference 70 She premises solo
and the application OF the money which shall be received
from such sale.
Dated Ottawa. February 18th, 1879. ~
DELLA MAGILL,
| feb22- Administrative, &c.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-03-08

NOTICE.-EsrhTE OF WILLt'T DoCGAS, DECD
" Notice ID hereby gyen that the under gued executor
of the will and Of William pOugan the
county LA sale and state Of Illinois deceased will appear
eore the County said county third Monday
being the lth dsy March l, 81 the Court House In Ut
tswa N said coupy. when and where all persons having
demands against laid estate are notified 10 attend
and present toe same in writing for adjustment
Dated this 2lst day OF January 4, D; S,5
WILLIAM ACNEAL.
fcbi-sw Executor.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-03-08

MOTH q E1.-EsTATE OF VALENTINE D0LpEE. DECD.
y Notice hereby given, that the undersigned executor
of the last will and of Valentine DOder late OF the
county Sale and state of Illinois, deceased, viii appear
before the County Court Of said county on the third Monday
Ottawa in said county when and where all persons having
claims demands against said estate are nOtaG 70 aI nd
and present the same In writing for adjustment,
Dated this 10Th d:y Of February \. d. 1913; . ,-
WILLIAM SLY,
febij-6W Executor
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-03-08

- IN tie Circuit COat thereof u Nty Term A. D. lSi5.-
Ig ChdRceYy.
Mary 4. Reedy rs. jesse l.eedy.
II appearing from affidavit on file IN the office OF the
clerk OF said court that said defendant Jesse eedy not
resident OF said state and said complainant having filed
her BIZ of complaint in said court ON the chancery side
thereof on the 10Th day February d. 1873, hercn and
summons having been issued thereon according TO law
Notice therefore, Is hereby given 10 said defendant Jesse
Rqedy that unless YOU shall personally be and appear
said court at said term thereof to be held At the Court
House in Ottawa in said county, the second Monday OF
May next \. D. STS (when and where said summons is
relnahc and plead. answer demr or except TO said bill
the same will taken confessed against you, and the
matters and things therein prayed Tor decreei accordingly
CHARLES II. HOOK, Clerk.
MAYO {: WIpMEE Solicitors. lebl0-lw
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-03-08

NvolICTI.-EsTATE OF NAPOLEON BEAUBIEN, DEC p
~ Notice is hereby given, that tho undersigned admins
ariX OF estate Napoleon BeauDen, late the county
La Sale and Illinois deceased viii appear before
County Court OF said county the third Monday being
tic asr day OF Apri 4 D. 1873 at tie Court House In
swa, in said county, when and where all persons wing
claims demands against said estate notified TO attend
and present the ia writing Tor adjustment.
Dated his lsth day OF February A. =. ls'& -
ELIZABETH BEAUBiEN,
r-''--rw AimillstI- tGiY
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-11-29
TeinbeSliebe.

Mynbser sp, DALI bate Btrtenbof
perlaGen, neil ct f@ auf BEN 2ano8ute
ni9t msbr fit Tder btelt, unc bate
fem 9auS in Der Start, auf Der Wetr
be;o9en.
Sic beipen alien Gbeleute lebten bier
70 rubis unb 1tQ, wie es bic pirren
3ettumtanpe nur 3ulteben.
Mn Ausfabren mar gar nidt su ben>
fen, benz, bic pferbe tuarett bur@ BIZ
frans6fi@e Iruaee aussemuftert .,l1b
obenpreir ,pplte maj, aud an. ltebifen
alien aubern Slang permetcea uno rie'
orie uno ueree6en 81 Gube seben tuts
bic drmfen 8dr9er.
Notb lebrt teten. @ena bas Noli
bic alien S&ul1en NAL abre&net &C.
laiebt ss febr iu1marii@ unb in sro>
ben 3iseu.
3u iener Sorte eeb5rten bic Don
DALI 3tpar ni@t pie ptr f9on beuertt
baben, aber troboeut 3itterten fte 1t9t
tpeniser mfe bisjeni9en, pel@e cine
|1@mere 3e9nuns nit ben, 9ebebtsn
@olfe auS3ueleiden battea. Dor Rem
Drunae Der i'd aberfdrenben Gref9z
niHe unb tonnten ni9t fiber ,pii1er, pb
fe @nabe BET rem aufserestel1 Volte
ftnbe1 plrben.
Die @uten mu6tsr NIT ben g5len
blben.
90 butte aud 9uowis XVI. am
81. Sanuar 1893 unter Dem Taubetle
Der @uiQotine fit bic Sanbern let1et
gurfabren baben malen.
Sin banses 3ittern dber1el gang
europa BE Ebrcne .uauften, oer fol-
;e Nbel bebte Dor benz Bolfe, bas 81
pielfa9 uie Sf(aper1 bebanbelt une
ausselpaen Bate, man barrte nit bat'<
ger 8eiorsnis Der Dinse, bic nod
tomme1 fputen.,
Wan flr9tete nit @eat pab NJ
Republit rur, p5Qis ben @eB Der BLU
tisen @eralt uuo res blei9er1 core
dens eini@lassn rperpe. @ire es ~
selinsen, gang europa in ibrst1 Strt'
bel ;u jieben?
Sn Belaien, cas bic Bubltbater1 BEL
beslldten @epubIif aus erfsr 9a'lo 3u'
erf erbalte,1 balter, ert5nte BET reryfa@'
ri9t oes a5nissmuroes elm a%useu'ei''er
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-11-29

Cine tatboli1de Mufer>
1T mad rem 81. y.Greeman's
Souri," bic Yfauidule Der Mariaz
6tmmelfabrt6z @emeinee in BruoflYn.
Dielelbe .purre Dor 20 Sabren, alto in
elmer Belt, in nelder maj, felbft in gut
tatbolti9en Rreiien bieleS 0anbe6 flr
pte Nptbmenteteit ausl4lieblt@ fatbo>
lil9er S@ulen nod penis gerftdnbnib
batte, BON benz jebt nod als Seeliorser
an ter Maria>6 tmmelfabrtsz Stride in
8ropflyn pirfenpen 9odw. Wilbelm
8re9an 8esrinret uno wdbrenp Der
sansen Belt pie iein Musapfel pom ibm
aebltet. Die S9ule sablt .iebt 900
6@iler NIT Is 2ebrert1 uno 3ebrerinz
men, Del, tpel9en 3 Ten. Srpen her
barmber3t8en S@weftern dnseb5ren.
Die 10 lneltli@en 2ebrer uno eebrerinz
men i1nb ale obne NuSnabme in per
Maria>6 immslfabrts> S9ule beranse>
btleet tuprpen. Die 9@ule ffebt in etz
men, iol@en Mnleben In Brootlyn, bab
ielbf bic Superinteneenten Der Gretz
ldulen nit belpnoerer Gorliebe 0ebrer
uno 2ebrerinne,1 il, ibren S@ulen att>
feuen, wel@e tbre 8ilpun9 in Der Ma<
rias 6immelfabrtsz S&ule 9enu6en ba>
ben. Der unterrt9t fir idmmtli9e
2inber 1T frei &ueoer bic &eiden nod
bic Nrmea be,ablen einen Gent S@ul>
8elo. SebeS &int, tae 9uf uno Mnz
la9en bat, fann fpear unenteelolt@ Mu>
fit unb Glasieripielen lernen - the
schools r perfectly free. Der I'M
terbalt fit tie san3e Nnftalt, einialiep>
lid oer 2ebrer>S alatre, wiro aus BEN
Grtras Der 8trdeniublrente tefritten,
tpel@e leeenfaQs iebr beceutene fem
muE.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-11-29

sur 3sit Der ldwsren Mptb auflpei9ern,
Tim es NIT bun~pertfdltisem Oewin1
los;uldlasen, rpraus8elebt eaB rtdt
eie auseebun9erten @nppbner ftp mall
lenbaft erbeben uno bic 3crnpu@erer-
pie IS in Sont5al Yeriunnabs 8el&ab
a uD ubenpen ;erreieen. Do@ fomuat
Qebteres {elten por. @ewSbnli4 er8ibt
f& her Snoier, mag Is 0tncu ODER
Mullmann 1ein> NIT foiiaer &ube in
lein S@idlal. ST. bas @etreibe auf>
.aeaefen, iinb bic Baumftddte per-
i&wunoeu, 1T ras @ieb eei@lu&tet
ni@t ;uut G0eu, ioneern oamit es fein
Gutter confumirt, miro bas @aGtr
ipdrli& unp untrinttar, 70 febt f& Der
Ginaeboreue rubte nteper gun, Sterben.
0dlfe ron auben.@ elpienpuneen, Na@>
lab nonS teu'rn @deiterr an bieierNpaz
THE. @an3e DSrfer unb Dtarifte fer
ben aus bas Bui@lano ntun,t tpteper
rsisenb fdneu Beiib BON BEN mdbiam
urbar eeu,a@ten Qanbe; unb f@lieblt@,
tpenn tie before Sabres3eit eiutritt uno
cer drsften Notb eeReuert IT, sebt ter
3ptQinesbruper Der 9unsersnctk, Der
Eypbus, an 1ein @erf unp teeimtrt pte
ueberlebe1pen npdmals. @enn faon
bur9 cine 1oI9e billuie unb 9ilfe ;u>
rlditcsenpe 5altuns Der Gineeborenen
bas @ert Der Meeierun8 erbebli@ er>
f1wert tpirb, II ltesen nod erSBers6tnz
bernti1e In ben, 3ufanpe Der Commune
cattonsmittel 1nb III ben 9roeenGntfer
1,uaeen Snbiens iberbaupt. @eieBt,
es selanse jebt 9oro Nortbbrppf, ales
iberfdlRse @etreibe in zen 5fli9en
Difriftsn auf3ufaufen, 70 mlste ct es
INNER nod na98alfutta uno BON bort
rta9 ben nieueidt buneert Meilen entz
fernten, meif beprobten punften idafz
fen. llno .pas finp 3mei Gtlenbabnen,
tuenn es breibis MiQtpnen Menf@en
3u erndbren gilt! Nn Gla0en 1T auerz
binss fein Mansel aber de fnr CUR
3eit Der Dire iebr niebrts uuo-ofe
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r,en-far Dampfer unfabrbar uno
tpoute mai, auf 9eu5bnlt&en S&ifen
&prnlaounsen Fubaufpdrts idafen,
wIrce man pabrldeinli4 su 1pat an
fomnen. DaS Gtnji8s was f9 unter
pielen um1dnpen tbun lieee, mare in
beftmmten 3wiidenrdumea erobe Sc
tretpe>@ entren an3ulesen uno Nabrune
Don bort aus unter bic 8ep5lferun9 au
brineen. Nber tie6 erforrert unsebeure
Sumn,en uno unsemeinen @ufwano
an rbeitstrdften, urp cieieni9en, wel9e
an BE MaSreseln Der &esierun9 3ur
Betdmpfuns ber 9unserSnotb ms ri6a
por tpenisen Sabren %ertnnern, m5sen
beoenfen, pab Gas 8erf in Sri7a Gin
Rincerlpiel eesen 8enealen 1T.
Dasu fpmmt Der Ba6ermansel;
bod temielben rur6 Elm UNI
faGentes 8ewdGerunsslyfem ab3uz
belfenL 1T ben 5tnous bis jss: nod
ni6t in ben Sinn eefommen. Die St
mes empfeblt baber, pas Yrin;ip ces
,,pdteriiGeu Iesimsule" in Snoisn "
,peit ME mSsli@ gu treiben uno rem
Ginseborenen pas 0ute, cas 70 nabe
liest aufSusminsen.