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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-10
The INJURED DYING.
The Loss Est mated At Not Less Than -
Million Dollars.

rb, Io.s Est m1tsd At Not Less Than -
Million Dollars.
CINCINNATI. September ga Washing
ton Court HoCse special TO the ConmsrciAi
Gazette says that Herbert Hssgsrt, tels-
nbops operator, died st 9 to-nish: and that
nsnv Of the Injured will die within a
= week Gov. Hoadly Was resent to-day
and subseriSed one hundred dollars for re-
TaF he returned 10 ColumbGs. saying be
would issue an appeal 10 the people OF O9'o
for aid for the sufferers. Ex-senator Joan
Ti,tIe estimates the loss from the Storm 10
Wssbinoton and vicinity viii not fsl short
Of a million dollars. It was estimated tha'
% GOO visitors were present here TO day
Othsr specials to the Conuerci Gazeste
-.Do-t damages IS follows: Lsncss'
Ter Ohio, SAYS the Huron building
- ,bs Reform farm WAS unrooted- Cireie'
Vile saws that the city escaped bat that tue
scbooI house and barn in the eoUntry soatn
were demolished
LsbannoD, O., reports 8 few houses un'
rooted in the country.
DubIiu. Ind. reports severe GAnsse IN
,hs, v;cinity. No less than II houses oe'
10 80 demolished without loss OF hte.
Additional Casualties
Co1Uxsus. O., September s.-ETenln2
Dispasch special gives additional niisd
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-10
HOPES CRUSHED TO EARTH
VIII Rise Again-The .Etna Trouble TO Il
Settled To-Day.

VIII Rise Again-The tEtna Trouble TO Be
Settled To-Day.
The rosy hue began to fade from the iron
vork!s sky yesterday when report became
circulated to the effect that all the joIfcs-
ZION in .Etpaville had been for naught, aud
rbst al the bright hopes eninsting from the
;lscirg Of tie Ktna Iron CompanJ's sigma
,ure to the Amalgsnatet scale,
,sere 10 be dashed to earth unreslized.
The foundation Of this rumor seems
% exist in the fact that President Tsllman,
before be signed the scale, added several
clauses 10 it ~bich, while they make him
ASD THE COMPANY sECURE
10 tie AGREEMENT are OF such nature 80
20 te disagreesble to the ue1 The mill
committees Of the .E,na and S;andard
nills. with President of the Ass0cision
Weihe present h,ld a conference
With the mansgers Of the
mills in the Etna Office yesterday afternoon
.hich lasted about tzo hosrs The7 sd-
journed Ii Il to-day without doing anything
President Weihe left for home last night
over tie B. 4 O. However, q report came
10 the city last night ~ telephone rom the
.Etra mill that the matter vould be ad-
iusted to-day, which is hoped viii be the
case.
Nothing neS occurred in the local nail
situaton, and everything il running along
as usual A report came from Benvood
isst night that the Riverside Steel Plant EAs
cxrected 10 resume shortly.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-10
MRS MulLiGAN
Succeeds Miss Sweet. Resigned, as Pension
Agent at Chicago.

Succeeds Miss Sweet Re signed, as Pen nsio n
Agent at Chicago.
WASHINGTON, D. c., September 9.-Tae
President, a a la'e hour this afternoon, ap-
pointed Mrs. Marion Muliigan, of Chicago,
to be pension agent at Chicago wee Mss
Ada Sweet, resigned.
Mrs. Mulligau, appointed Pension Agent
at Chicago to-day, is the widow Of Colonel
Thomas \. MullIgsn, organizer and Colone!
Of the famous Mulligsn brigade
Who rendered gallant service in
the Union cause during the early
tays of the ate war. Mrs. Mulligau is
about 40 years of sge nud quite prominent
IN social and religious circles in Chicago.
Miss Sweet was not Removed.
Chicago. September 9.-Regsrding the
change made in the United States pension
agent here it is authoritaively stated today
hat Miss Sweet, the outgoing Official was
cot removed. She sent in her
resignation last Saturday aud not
eo&use of any demand or request, but De
cause she had received from an extensive
manufacturing enterprise the general msn-
apemeut Of its business in the East. Tue
announcement is made that Miss Sweet has
accepted the offer and will establish her
kea6ouarters in New York.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-10

ent ETuING ABOUT THE STATE FATR,
oue of the gate keepers asserted that
AoDO persons passed within the gates Of the
sac Fair grounds yesterday afternoon,
understanding the uncertain aspect Of the
skies. Thousands of people did not go be-
caase of tteir fears that the weather was
not fully settled. They missed a good OF
ptrunitY Of the making the rounds Of main
Hall, with its countless items Of interest,
bout being wkirlsd along BY the crush,
asshey assuredly viii during the next three
ds5s,
Eyery indication points TO 3 great crowd
ac-lay. Mach larger than any other day in
fornper exhibitions. IGdeed, if the weather
contiru,s tine the remsining three days Of
hsfair may witness such multi.udes, as
Rers never before seen in q like enclosure
Ata similar entertainment And so itshOuld
BE- ior it i safe to say there never WAS =
hra display Of stock and fowl at any fair
eyef held il ;he Ohio Valley, while al oher
exktns ale good and some very fine. Ia
sksg, cattle. horses and swine, no less than
gour States have contributed their 6ue
hirtips OF stock.
Is asserted that the show Of poultry
and io.l is the largest and finest
evsr seen at any fair in the country. No
doe5t il IS true, for there are between eleven
and twelve hundred birds in the coops.
Thf ponological display is also very 6ne
thii ysar; the best that has been presented
snS year yet. This department is q valus-
BE ere and as our friend MCKELvEY (he
of D. Western Union telegraph office OF
sial, ,.ca years sgo who dropped the electric
icker 10 pick Up a grabbing hoe aud health
tcqe,herD says, it ought to be cultivated,
Eorslsra IS nothing so beautiful or so well
Rorth improving as the fruit Of the es;th.
The exhibits IN tais department are mostly
kor Belmoa; ;cosury and they reflect great
cred, ,a the pomologists Of that section.
BY Il way,Nr TEoVrsOS NCKELvEy knew
What se ass about when he kicked the du't
of ths CIV f-om his feet. he has now one
Of tfe Hres, fruit farms over the river, and
,sla sorvi bartlett and SECSLE pears
with ar The abandon tha; formerly charac-
terri ed els manipulation Of = telegraph dis
paseD.
B., W. iig-ess. Tae fair this year, 10
shur;. is simply immense, and the last but
ton on Ga5es coa.' ought TO De utilized
10 ato,i trarsportation aud sdmittauce
FUNDS to take it all in. Farmers, stockmen,
fruit growers ani all the people Of sll the
land for q radius Of many, many miles,
oaehy no, 20 miss this rare treat. The
raeirg especially Will De 6ue, for the speei
snt:gs are noted and many, and what is
bsster than all, will be genuine tests OF
sDsei. The management have been scrupu-
lOusly ,aEe.al in providing rules that for
bid iocaeyiDg or resorting to the tricks OF
the Profession.
Takir- II al in all Wheeling in particu-
lar and tue State in general may fee,
proui OF the S;a.s Fair. The only duty
nov remaining is for the weather TO keep
prOp ..ous and the people 70 show their sp-
ursc;a.;on Of the remarkable energy and
ret up o. The management oy attending the
;r,r,r an ,assa
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-10

A girl named RocketEord, aged ten. Among
these who are injured are Judge Asa Gregg,
cut on the head; W. W. Sharp, Bowman
Hess, Milton Il. Year, Hugh Forshs and
q. q. Whelpey, Station Ageat The list Of
slightly injured is very large,
Thel Track of the Storm.
CINCINNATI, o, September "a ivices
from Circlevil,e, Ohio are that last nights
tornado passed through the county few
miles south of that place, unroo6ng houses
and blowing down fences and trees A very
heavy rein fell News from Washington
Court House IS difficult to obtain. Tele-
graph wires were blown down in all direc-
tons. Not word has been received from
there at 1890 p. m.
Lake Disasters Feared.
MILwAUEEE, September 9.-The gale OF
last night still continues, the wind blowing
from the northeast at the rate of 20 miles
an hour. Old vessel men declare the blow
to be the most severe experienced ina great
many years, and express grave fears OF seri-
Gus lake disasters should it continue much
longer. No wrecks have been reported to-
day up to the present hour.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-10
Ease Ball.

At B5s,on-Bostors , in the fourth iun'
h. New York none. Errors-Bos'on ;,
~ York :. Bascs-Boston o, NeI oSS
Il P,tchers-WhitCey and Welch.
At P,ovideucs-Providence ;, Pniladel'
hia !. n tbe ninth inning. Errors-I'oy'
6e.ce 0. Philadelphia : Bases-Ptov,
ierce ., Philadelphia 5. Ptchers-HaG'
bourne srd NoleD.
At BsIrinors-B -BaIimores ! in thtsd I'M
\ 2 5, Louis Is ErroFs-BAlrimoCe ;, 81.
Logs % Basss-Bslumo ore :, ST Louis 1
rUck u..-By Henderson / 0y CArfuin'
lFs&
At BuMio--B,64lo Detroit Esme post
,ored On account OF rain.
At Philadelphia - Athletic-cinF,unan
sa1e POSTPONED. Rain.
A. New Brooklyn ;, Lo1isT.t's i;
nroIs. BzOoklyn ,, Louisville I; oaEcs,
s-coaIv II, Louisville 20; struck ont =
heCser uore by Terry /.
Al New lOrk-PIts0urS ,, Metropoh-
srs. Errors. Pi,ts5urg none MetroPOil-
BIS e. bases. Prt,oufg 10, Mstropohisns
struck clr. BY MorrS ,.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-10
Typhoid Fever.

" YogN, SEPTEMBER 9.-Eis7eh cases
{ typhoid fever were reported al sanitary
, ,alGusl;ers 70 day, quite sS many IS tne
-hoIs week in mId-sruusE developments:
-egerGav reports Of Eve essss were turned
D apd On Sanday and Mosas7 tEo deaths
nd two rev cases Of typhoid. In the week
rd.-- July lslh, there we're mn : cases anu
re ces,h. and The cases Of deaths 'ncreaSsd
ach week until the week ending SeP;em'
er 5. VIXEN there were 81 cases and ~
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-10
WHEELING W. VA MORNING. SEPTEMBER TO- 1855

through the machinery Of the Civil Service
Commission. These and . number of
Other questions for decision await Postmas.
ter General Villas arrival.
! The acting Postmaster General has ap-
poin ed the the folio wing named postmss
tefp in Ohio: At McCarlyvllle, Morris
BfownT RicSmon, S. P. Pyles; Ruraldale,
TIL. EHeIl.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-10
A Slanderer shot.

GALvEsrox. September ga Waco spe,
eisl 10 the News gays: Bud Hughtsn, q
hack driver, who had made slsnderous re
marks about Mrs Draw and her daughter,
was shot dead by a son Of Mrs. 0rs~ while
driving past the 0rsW residence. Hughton
received two bullets in his body and fell
dead from his seat on the hack The shots
snd falling Of the driver frightened the team,
which ran away with lady in the hack. A
mounted horsemsn overlook the team sud
rescued the lady. Young 0rav, after the
killing walked to the court house and sur
rendered.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-10
Painful Accident.
Sscia! 70 ~ RsgiRr.

SrguBg>vuLE, O., september 9.-James
Kelly, man employed ST Holiday Cove,
n the Pan -Hardle, met with painful &C
sidept early this morning. He had come
10 this city last night snd started for the
Cove about midnight When & short dis
,arce beyond Wheeling Junction he was
truck by train, msshiSg his right leg 50
badly that smputAtion was necessary He
WAS intoxicated. His sge is 81 yeArs aad
"a Unmarried
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-10
sonth Dakota Constitution.

SioUx FALLS DAE., September 9.-Ths
Sou,h Dakota Constitutional Convention
met Yesterday with seventy-one delegates
present. A. J. Edgerton, OF Yank.on,
Chief Justice OF the Supreme Court, was
chosen President; John Cain. Of Haron,
Secretary; II. N. Avery, Of Sioux Falls
Assistant Secretary; II. B. Kent Of Elk
horn, Sergesnt-st-srms Neill OF Grant,
introduced resolution opposing the divis-
ION and moving immediate adjournment.
The motion was laid on the table By 50 to
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-10
ADi,tressinr Accident.

PITTsBrRe, September e.-James I. Nc.
Irtcsh shot and fatally wounded bis mother
fuis morning at tie family resi3encs OF
Pire Greek, FIVE miles east Of this city
dis mother requested him 10 shoot cat,
and as be fred she stepped directly in froat
of the suimL. the ballet burning Itself in
ia her brains. Toe unfortunate vas stsi.
living at noon but cannot recover. TIE
500 Is crazei By grief and tried to kill him
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-10
The Fre.h FraEraaee

OF sOZcDONT. renders II the most agree
,sIe or icle ever Gsei as tooth wash 1t
has nose Of lhs serid properties OF the as
u:rgers ioo,h puydrs sad instead OF e'n.
tracing ne g9u4, !: rsze:rs lEsa frE ard
elastic.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-10

G,ygEyOR HOApLY last night issued q
TO the people Of Ohio asking
aid for the hundreds lsf, utterly destitute By
the terrible cycloIe hat laid waste the town
Of Washington. The proclamation was
ppnp,lv issued after q personal eNamina-
dor Of the devas:sd town.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-10
Narwsli,. case 20 COME Up Friday.

81. Lcvls No. September 9.-The case
b Walt.r Il LsnnoX Maxwell eaaFgsu
ki,h the murder Of c. A Preller 81 ins
SOuthern Hotel, was called in the Court o, o,
Criminals this afternoon snd continued TIL
FRIDAY a,terroon 4. the request Of Max
nzNs rovpss1
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-10
RaiIroaa Strlke Es,led

CHICAGO, September 9-The strike ot
he suitchuenin the yards Of the PITS oarg,
Fort Wsyrs sod Chicago RaiirosG, " was
b. ded ., Louu 10 Gay, the Division super,
in,erd-nt eoncediDg that the demands Oh
lie men we're lust ard seceeded to tnem'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-10
MAHTIN's FERRY.

Jasen W. Hobenssck, OF this place, who
bis been in charge Of q drug store in
Greene county, Pa, dnring the past year,
has opened new store at No. lOb
Eighteenth street, at the corner Of Jacob, in
v heeIing. Jason has been in the drug
business quite number OF years and We
wish him the success his proficiency de-
sryes and will doub less secure him,
Thomas Johns, Esq is still dangerously
III at his home on Third street.
Jacob Hynes and family have moved into
d house on Fourth street formerly occu
pied by Henry Lewis, that gentleman hsying
n owed 10 his farm on Short creek.
Were il not for the fact that the people
o: the First Ward are all good people, the
cir in that locality would be unfit 10 breathe
On account Of the birthstone, Bat as L 10
they are merely uttering mild but manly
protests against the means provided for
their children to reach the new p1blic school
building. Your reporter met one little girl
coming home with her shoes covered with
mud clear above the ankles, and in answer
10 q question she stated that she had been
to school. The small foot bridge across the
run above the grove should have railing
% it to insure safety TO the small children
wbo are required TO cross it.
The Elson was of yesterday for want Of
glsss They now have nine pots in the fur
race and will be running s,esdy in = fec
GAYS.
Mr.. Conner Moore, Of Wiagetre Creek,
Washington county, O., is toe gseH o.
friends in town.
The Ladies Aid Society meets in the "
T.. Church this sfternoon At 2 o'clock
Mr.. W. S. Tweed, Of stenbspyilis. is the
fuest Of her brother, DR. J. W Dsrrah.
Fred Stead returned yesterday from
visit 10 Pittsburg
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-10

C,is6 States Consul Carroll informs Sec
Fey. E>rs-d tbst tao Saddsn Deans oe-
klrrC IueslsY $, Palermo. Tie s5mp-
'cns NeIe those Of cholera.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-10

EvERY one has q Win and mind TO think
fos himself. yet many viii go about hhcking
and coughing until friend recommends
DR.. Bulls Coagh Syrup for thai cough.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-10

The G-sentask party Of Ne" York yes
! ltrI ay dominated George D. Jone-, oi Al
bsJy, or Governor.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-10
THE WESTERN STORM.

ASeyere Wind Storm Deyastates Crops and
Levels the Wires.
TOLEDO, o September ga severe wind
storm visited the vicinity of Napoleon, Ohio,
last night doing much damage to farm
houses, barns, orchards and crops, but little
damage is reported in the town, the storm
passing two miles north Of the place, NOV
ing northeasterly direction and covering
a space half mile in width. 1t crossed the
southern division of the Lake Shore rail
road near Elmore, Ohio, and the northern
division near Oak Harbor. prostrating
nearly al lines Of telegraph in its course
and doing much injury to farm property OF
all descriptions Corn is beaten fat to the
ground. No loss Of hfe has so far been re-
ported, ard particulars are wanting upon
which to base an estimate of the loss OF
property which will, however, be quite
heavy.
The Storm widespread,
CINCINNATI, September 9 Reports from
various parts of Ohio aud Indiana show
that Yesterdays storm which deyasted
Washington Z. II was widespread. In
Miami county, Ohio, It's course was due
-sst At Blesvills in that county, two barns
Sere blown down and the dwelling Of Nj.
Ainterstem was carried around and one
,i6e blown away. On the side of the Miami
river frame house was blown from the
foundations and wrecked The path of the
storm was from forty rods TO half mile
wide. At Cambridge City, Indiana, Mr..
Shsnks' house was blown down and Mrs,
Sbsnks was injured At Dublin several
houses were wrecked. At Seymour, Ind.
and 81 Napoleon, Ohio, much damage is re,
roTted but no lives lost.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-10
Indian Homestead Cases.

The Secretary Of the Interior has issued
an order reopening the way for action In
certain contested Indian homestead cases in
Michigan, in which action has been sus-
lei ded since March 1t, 1877, by order Of
Carl Scburz, the then Secretary Of the In
.rior. The suspension Of action was in re-
ard TO entries in Fadisr and Traverse City
districts, now concentrated a: Read City,
Mich. The order concludes as follows:
The time for an offer Of iusl proof upon
'he homestesds has long since elspsed and
IN some install ces Su5stQ leut homestead en-
,.irs made after cancellation and prior 10 the
vFGr OF suspension have also remained
more than the seven years Of limitation up
n the records. | accordingly recall the
fo-uer susper sion ard direct fair exam
nstion Of pending cases upon the merits OF
each as it shall be reached with such notice
o all parties, including notice to the Indian
agent in charge, as shall be necessary to a
asst and right determination of conf citing
claims Certainly no mere
echnicsl objection should be permitted to
Deprive the Indians Of lie guaranteed treaty
OF rights If the same can 5e assured TO them
~ a0y reasonable construction Of the exist
i9g NV relsiiye to these homestead pvivi.
lsges
Not Like the Dolphin.
Tie special committee appointed TO IN
spt Ct the Eight house steamer Madrono has
-tcommendrd its acceptance By the Light
House Bard. The committee report that
On her trisl trip on the Delaware river she
work ed smoothly and well, aud developed q
-pesd Of over twelve knots an hour; thst
tie showed no structural weakness nor the
lssst vibration from any cause TAis vessel
vas built st a cost Of $73 700 for service on
the Pacific coast
Special Delivery.
The Postofiee Department is now send
i5g 20 the special delivery postotfices the
messengers books, record books, aud forms
Of law nov required Tor employees, so thst
rbe system may 90 into operation 10 Octo-
her. A notice has been sent postnsstsrs at
these Offices requesting them to send to the
Department for the approval lis, OF names
Of messengers. as called for in the circalaF
Of tie Postmaster General. So tsr less
rtsn twenty postmasters complied with the
request.
Many inquiries coming tothe Department
frcu the postmssters respecting the special
service The Law requires that letters bear
ing special stamps shall be delivered up to
midnight, and postmas,ers in towns where
Offices close early in the night are anxious
to know if they must keep open their ohees
till midnight, and if so, theg believe that an
allowance for employment of night clerks
is indispensable. 0Ihsr postnsters who
close their Offices on Sunday arc in simi,
Jar position. The status Of messengers il
also unsettled and il is questionable
whether or moi, they mus. be appointed
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-10
Tie Storm Mldespread .
THE ARMY o5fTHE TENNESSEE.

A Reunion Of yho veterans at Chicago
Yesterday.
CHICAGO, SsItember 9.-The eighteenth
annual reuniY n of the Army Of the Tennes-
see began hyt toGey. A business meeting
occurred Ais %rsboon, when about two
hundred SSeers, members of the order,
we're PressSt Gfn. William 7. Sherman,
president Of ,hs society, was in the chair.
Tn tie stage Y IRE General Logan and Gov,
ernors Oglefby. Marshall, Sherman and
Fletcher. u the body of the audience were
Generals BEknap John B. Ssnborn, N. NJ
Bo4e, Chiffon B. Fiske, HickeBloopsr,
Force anf others. The secretary reported
that fopf members had died -duriog the
year Viz Gen. I. 5. Grant, Col. D. V.
Welch, Capt. John +. Jones and Major
Josiah Barber II res sSlution was adop;ed
aurhoriAnS~ the s9cretsry to sell
copies of the print ID reports Of the
society, comprised in four volumes, to pu0,
lie libraries and oAer persons applying
through members ofFthe society. a com
mit,ee of five was appointed 10 draft appro
pirate resolutionst in view OF tse death OF
General Grant, aSd his widow was elected
a substitute mepber OF the society. The
widows Of Central Crafts ]. Wright aud
Major Josiah Barrier we're also elected SUB.
s'irute members. ffttr the appointment OF
Committees 70 sslect Sficers and a place for
mee,irg next Fer, yhe session adjourned
mil 10 oeSck 10 norroT morning.
To nightaddresses will be delivered by
General Ssubora Governor Oglesby aud
General Shsrma9 the latter touching upon
tie cRYeer OF General Grant.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-10

"A ccxTsUsL dropping on Is very rainy d.y
apd q contentious woman are alike No
wonder, poor souls' they are such slaves 70
Headache, One twenty-five cents ent Tor
a bctIe Of Salvation Oil vii restore har
rnnnH in the household.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-01-06
y u ttt u IIefiet.
2rodencS &aaer.

gu einem sutsn @ebeibsn perlansen bic
Saustbiere unbeoinst elm trotsnes, reines
Eager. Wer es bieran fs6len ldbt, bari
fsinen glnipru9 auf bo9iten @rtras aus
benielben MAIDEN, neil bic Sbiere bur3 Elm
naiies Eager Suuiel an Wdrme, Defenders
CUR Winters,eit uerlieren, nnb bieier Ysrs
luit ourd 8srbrau9 pom Sutter unb Yers
brennunssfoffen erieet werben mug.
Dies gilt ni9t alsin fur bus Yfsrb unb
bas Hin6pisb, ionbern aud ebeniomobl fir
bas S9wein, pom weI9em Ieiber nod
maude 2anbs unb Stabtbeuobner mdbuen
m6ssn, baB es elm feudtes Eager por3iebt,
neil es ii9 an bsiBsn Sommertassn germ
ins WaHer ober In einen Morait lest.
Wan bebentt aber bterbei ni9t, baB es i'm
CONNER marin, i'm Wintsr basessn talt
1T; nod nismals mirb Ssmanb sur Dins
ters1eit etn freiuiaises Baben ieitens zines
Sdweines beoba9tet baben. SIM @esens
tbeil 1T ben S9meinen bic Winterfdlte
empfinblid unb aud iddbIi9; fs iu9sn
int Witter iutmer etn trofnss, parmes Qas
ger, frie1en wenn tbunli9 - tief ins
Strob btnetn, 10 oaB tie oft gang pom less
terem bsbedt werben, i9euen unb meiben
.basesen bic Rdhe unb ein taltes Eager
iebr.
WiI alio Der Sarmer ben b69iten Nuts
en- aus ieiner Sdweinesu9t unb S9weines
matt aieben, 10 tradte er barna9, baB bic
Tbiere INNER Elm trofenes unb reines Ca
ger 3u ibrsr Serfiisnns baben.