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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1888-03-23
COMMITTEES APPOINTED.

At meeting of the directors of the
Southern Minnesota Live Stock and Fair
Association held Thursday night the fol-
lowing standing committees were ap-
pointed for the ensuing year:
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1888-03-23

If you want the best sewing machine,
buy the Domestic. For sale by
Mrs. l.. @. SCHROEDER,
I0T West Spring Street, Mankato.
march9 3mts
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1888-03-23
MCConneII&T Thomas
Double Stores, 400 and All s Front st.,
MA ALTO, MIMI.

We thank public for their liberal Our past
years has been much larger than its predecessors which
ug please appreciated Our energies
the past will be bent taking the best possible of
believing that thus serving them best interests We
will leave nothing undone make
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1888-03-23

lows:
Mayor-Wm. Pearson.
Aldermen
First ward-Fred Jesse.
Third Warehouses Gates.
Fourth ward-E. w. Washburn.
AS the delegates from the Second ward
failed to show up the naming of an al
derman from that ward was left with the
central committee. The Prohibitionists
will work hard and expect to poll an
increased vote over last year.
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EAST, SOUTH OR WEST.
in whatever direction you wish to travel,
the popular line, direct line, fast line,
best line in all respects, is "The Burling-
ton" Daily trains leave Minneapolis,
st. Paul, and all intermediate points for
Chicago,
Peoria,
st. Louis,
Council Bluffs,
Omaha,
Lincoln,
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1888-03-23
LETTER LIST.

List of letters remaining uncalled for at the
postoffice at Mankato, Minnesota for the week
ending March 20, 1888.
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An adjournment was taken until the
call of the President, no other business
of importance coming up.
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PROHIBITIoNISTS IN THE FIELD.

Delegates from each ward met at the
residence of William Pearson Friday
night and put in nominations Prohibition
ticket, for Mayor and aldermen, as fol-
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1888-03-23

The Register of Deeds reports the fol-
lowing transfers of real estate for the
week ending to-day:
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-09
There is 1nother Road.

In all probability there is in the world
outside of Russia, no railroad trip so
needlessly uncomfortable as that between
New York and Philadelphia by the Penn
sylvania Railroad.
The Pennsylvania company has a road
bed as good as any in this country. Its
cars are excellently built. Its speed is
fair, though not extraordinary. Never
theless, the stupidity or carelessness of
its present management makes the jour-
ney to Philadelphia full of discomfort
and worry.
On all the afternoon express trains the
ordinary passenger cars are crowded to
suffocation, so that travellers must go
half an hour esrly if they wish seat to-
gether. Il they cross by the last boat it
is a m"iter of rushing and pushing and
luck to get any seat at all.
Then there are the Pullman ears into
which people are forced by the discom-
forts of overcrowding in the ordinary
cars. Well, these are also overcrowded q.
One of our reporters recently listened to
twenty applications for parlor car seats
ON a single train out of Jersey City. All
of them were refused because every seat
had been sold. Even camp chairs in the
aisles had been sold out for an hour.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-09
A FLAT REFUSAL.
Master Mechanic Ryan VIII Not be Dis
charged by the Southern Pacific.
Special to the Gazette.

Master Mechanic Ryan viii Not be Dis
charged by the Southern Pacific.
Special to the Gazette.
HOUSTON, TEX, Dec. S.-General
Manager A. C. Hutchinson of the South
ern Pacific made public to-day the grew
ances of the engineers upon which
they demanded the discharge of Mas
ter Mechanic J. J. Ryan. He refused
to accede TO the demand of the engineers,
and says: 81 can only reiterate that
fail to find III the evidence submitted, the
least shadow of pretext for
your demand. In quite all the
cases there is an absolute failure to sus-
tain the charges made by individual en-
gineers, who, with scarcely an exception
of any Importance, base their charges
entirely upon their own assertions
and unsupported by additional evidence
which are refuted by the counter evil
dence of The officers. So far as Master
Mechanic Ryan is concerned personally,
the investigation has demonstrated
that in many of the cases
he was not applied to and
really knew nothing of them until your
communication was received, while again
it is shown he has been the
best friend among the officers of
some of the compliments. He
had through his personal solicitation
succeeded in having them taken back in
TO the employ after their discharge by the
superintendent. With these facts in
view it only remains for me to decline to
accede to your demand"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-09

i'll very business like hand writing, and
we know he is 4 good L. P. A.
Mr.. J. J. Ketchum of New York will
Sunday Mt the Pickwick.
Mr.. n. J Speyer, New York, will
have quiet, pleasant time at the Ellis
to-day.
Mr.. Fred Richardson, one of Chcago's
live, energetic travellers, will Sunday at
the Ellis hotel.
Mr.. NJ. R. Culbertson, representing
Huffman Implement Company will spend
Sunday at home and start on his. usual
trip Monday.
Mr.. J. A. McHale, H. C. Fishers able
representative has been in town several
days. Me. hasn't reported up to the
present time how trade was last month.
Mr.. L. NJ. Burlington, Martin Brown
Co. IS angel of the road, has been taking
a much needed rest after a large fall
trade.
Mr.. A. L. Bennett has been quite sick
for two weeks, but we are glad to report
that he has recovered sufficiently to be
out again.
Mr.. W. A. Butts will start for st Louis
Tonight for two weeks stay, and says
if he doesn't get back by the 22d count
him in as one who will go into the club.
/, Mr.. L. L. Jordan, the Fort Worth
Grocer Company heavy weight, brought
in some fine orders Friday and spent the
day in posting up.
Mr.. NJ. Haas of New York will make
himself comfortable at the Ellis for a few
days. 5000 --
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-09
The outlook for the great Panhandle road
is encouraging.

The outlook for the great Panhandle road
is encouraging.
~
r. NJ. Carter, travelling passenger
agent of the St. Louis, Arkansas and
Texas, was in Fort Worth last night
booming the Cotton Belt. He brings good
news for Fort Worth to the effect that i,
beginning December 81, the company
will run two trains daily through to
Memphis without change, these trains
leaving Fort Worth at Z O'Clock in the
morning and G:l5 in the evening Mr.
Carter says two gravel trains and steam
shovel are being used on the Fort Worth
line to good advantage. The best gravel
for ballast is found on Fossil in this
county.
Fl. p. Hughes, Texas passenger agent
of the Missouri, Kansas and Texas, whose
headquarters are at Fort Worth is doing
fine work for the great North and South
line.
A delegation of locomotive engineers,
who went to Denver to see General Man
ager Meek, returned to Fort Worth last
night.
A number of the railroads have issued
handsome flyers announcing holiday ex-
cursions. The paper Of the Missouri,
Kansas and Texas is especially fine.
. ~
VIC. Coffey, travelling passenger
agent of the Memphis and Little Rock,
was in Fort Worth yesterday.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-09
The Cotton Belt to Put on Double Daily Train
Service-The Fort Worth and Denver
.z, Country-NOtes.
Home Notes,

r. @. Cowardin, travelling passenger
agent of the Mckenzie Route, spent yes
terday in Fort Worth.
-.
Colonel c. W. Cave, treasurer of the
Houston and Texas Central, was in Fort
Worth yesterday on legal business con-
nected with the road.
-
CASTOR Meslierj general passenger and
ticket agent of the Missouri, Kansas and
Texas, whose headquarters are at Soda
liza, Mo-, spent all of yesterday in Fort
Worth. Mr.. Meslier is a fine passenger
man
j. H. Scott, general manager, and ] &.
NJ Phillips, superintendent of the Gulf
division of the Atchison, Topeka and
Santa Fe, were in Fort Worth some time
Yesterday, and met 4 number of our
merchants.
A rumor was about yesterday that Col
onel A. H d. Swanson, superintendent of
the Houston and Texas Central, would
resign the last of this month to accept q
very important position with the Missouri
Pacific Company.
The Fort Worth and Rio Grande has
done and is doing a great work for South
west Texas. President Paddock and I'm
migration Commissioner Wilkinson un-
derstand how to place the advantages of
the great country along the proposed line
= before the people of the northwest and
west.
The Corsicana Observer says: The Cor
eicana and Hillsboro branch of the Cotton
Belt is being ballasted with rock. A large
force is Mt work on the track; in the
worst places piles of rock have been dis
tributed along the line and are being
placed under the track, which will soon
make it splendid line of road.
-
The annual meeting of the stock holders
and directors of the Fort Worth and
Denver will take place in this city, the
company's headquarters, on Tuesday.
General Manager Meek and Treasurer J
T. Granger of New York city will prob
ably arrive in Fort Worth tonight in
special car from Denver 10 be present at
the meeting. President Jones will make
his annual report.
The Fort Worth aud Rio Graude COM
pany has contracted with the Joliet Steel
Company for 5000 tons of steel rails, and
with the Edgar Thompson Company for
5000 tons. This 10 900 tons will be Suffi-
cient to lay the main track and all sidings
between Granbury and Brentwood, s:
distance of los miles. When the rails
are TO be delivered could not be learned,
but probabilities are they viii be on the
ground when needed. The Fort Worth
and Rio Grande is going to extend, no
question about that,
In speaking of the outlook for the
country along the Fort Worth aud Den
yer, Superintendent RI Duncanf SAYS
the acreage of wheat and oats IN the
counties along the line is double what it
was last year, aud that both
crops are assured If one rain comes
In April, which is next to a
certainty. The average yield of wheat
will be twenty bushels to the acre. Phe
wheat fields are beautiful and SO conf
dent are farmers of a good yield that
number planted winter wheat yesterday.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-09
DisgrunHed Engineers.
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
SAN ANTONIO, Tex. Dec. S.-A dele
cation of three locomotive engineers of
the Southern Pacific Railroad left the
city this afternoon for Ell Paso with the
avowed purpose of stirring up strife
among the engineers on the Pa
citic system of the road in
the hope of causing strike of this class
of employees. This is done on account of
the failure of the aggrieved engineers on
this system to secure the dismissal of
Master Mechanic Ryan with headquar-
tiers at Houston.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-09
IN Office abolished.

Special to the Gazette.
PALESTINE, TEX. Dec. 81. E. CAL
braith, general freight and passenger
agent of the International and Great
Northern Railroad, to-day issued an or
der abolishing the Office of travelling
freight agent, and appointing F. o.
Becker general agent with headquarters
at Galveston
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-09


NINE. LILL4D. WINDsoR. rank as the lead
ers of their profession. Professor Wind
sor is q graduatgof four leading institu-
tons and is oneef the most popular lee
turersSriow on thescientific rostrum. The
following clipped from THE GAZETTE of
ApET24, 1887, wiz recall the happy i'm
preston made by Pfof Windsor on the
OCCASION of his former visit to this city:
.sBefore the lecture; began, all the avail
able standing ROOM was occupied and
hall. Promptly at go the lecturer ap-
Feared and was greeted with a
found of applause which was grace
fully acknowledged. 5Prof Windsor
then proceeded to deliver one of the most
Interesting scientific lectures ever deliv-
era in Fort Woth. His outfit of illus
trative apparatus is very attractive, and
as he rapidly and argumentatively re-
viewed the principles of his science, he
illustrated every principle with an object
lesson, with picture, bust, skull or
model, in such a manner as to hold his
audience in almost breathless atfep-
ton. He put his audience in capital
good humor with one or two pungent
stories, but there was a marked abb
sence of the chestnuts which are the
lnainstay of the ordinary lecturer. Pro-
fessor Windsor evidently depends more
upon his accurate knowledge of his sci
ence and his ability to explain its won
derful resources, than on any attempt to
amuse, and he certainly succeeds to
wonderful degree. He captured his au-
dience last night and was rewarded by
alternate intervals of spellbound atten-
ton and appreciative applause. -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-09
Bedrooms Suits.

Maddox s. Ellison haSafby Tar the finest
assortment of bedF06Yn Suits in the whole
state. TheirPrfces are very low for cash
or opsinstallments. See their holiday
a aeefs. ,.a.i
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-09

For physisian's prescriptions please
come to Fort varth pharmacy Co., Fifth
and MAR str Ws use and sell only
the best,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-09
PROF. VIM. WINDSOR, LII. b.,
The Eminent PhrenOlogist and Anthro-
polOgist now at the Pick
wick Hotel.
Begins Grand Course of Free Lectures at
Huffman's Hall To-NIorrow Night.
Magnifitently Illustrated.

The study of
human nature is
interesting from
any standpoint,
but it is doubly
so when illus
trated by the
beautiful sciences
of CHRONOLOGICAL
anthro p gy.
Our citizens are
afforded an in
,tellectual treat in
the fact that
Prof VIM Wind
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-09

For cough, cold, Heuralgia, headaches
and anti-billoas edicines, please cone
to the Fort Wor Pharmacy, Fifth aid
Main streets. as 3
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-09

The handsomtA&JIf of fruit and berry
bowls ever seem irhbe city at H. FULLY s.
81 W -,s1AsS-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-09

No one has yet told how INLAY stamps
it takes to carry "Maile1 hja -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-09

Neat dinner sets at w FAKE S rang
ing in prices, froats,5 to $50. Next time
You ara itss tS#n make it a point to see
s5y5taB is new at Lake IS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-09

LII. b. sOr, LII. B., the
distinguished scientist whose personal in
vestigations in anthropology have chal-
lenged the attention OF the scien-
tiic world, has arrdnged to give
grand course of free lectures in Huff
man S hall commencing tomorrow night
He brings with him the finest collection
of illustrative apparatus ever used by any
lecturer, and will delineate the charactera
of prominent citizens. selected by tn
audience with scientific accuracy. Mis
ably assited by his wife, NINE. LILA d :!
WINDSOR, who is a graduate of the Amepss
lean Institute of Phrenology, New Yostss
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-09

Fine silverwars ND low prices at W C.
Pfaeffie, sos Mad stsset.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-09

NoveltiesSin silver match boxes at q !.
Tully's.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-09
For perfumeI1, soaps brushes co
w.. -, -. s.s,f,, ~ ~ -
81 To S35.sssS1

Neat chamber lsetsatsw: F. Lakes at
from 81 to $3.50 These prices are much
less H<ofdinarily made on this line of
;e9Sds. Inspect them.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-09

Fine Watches af4low prices at VIC,
Pfaffie, 605 Mairf Street.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-09

in very business like hand writing, and
we know he is q good 7. P. A.
Mr.. J. J. Ketchum of New York will
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-09


and N1mess@ind-
sor will remain at
the Pickwick no.
tel during t b e
week of the 1ec1s
lures where th#
may be consulted.
for private e ~.
aminations .E1eES
enjoy the ARREST
phre n as5 goal
practice iEt h e
: world, HIad I'M
eStionably
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-06-15
Oas teranifde Oeutlathu mi

Sas teranii6e Seuti9tbum tpirb
in Ginger 3eit einen bebeutenben gu,
tuads erbalten, Der stuar ettuas eigen.
tbitmli6er Mrt III, dber auBerOrbentIi@
bieI our inbuffriellen @nttpidlung bes
Staates beitragen fam. t:gs 1T bies
bic betannte, religi6sscommunifi11 ge.
fdrbte @emeinbe Mmana in Soma,
ipel@e bierber ausautudnbern sebentt.
Seit 81 Sabren bliibt bieie 3olonie
fleiBiser geniigiamer Menf@en. sic
adblt iiber 1000 Mitglieber ugo 5efbi
gigenibum I'm Mertbe bon mebrerem
MiQianen Dollars. Drei Der bebeue
tenbten Wolipinnereien i'm Wefen
tperben bafelbt betriebeti. Mu1 tpirb
bort elm pOr3igli9es 8ier gebraut unb
getrunten. 'Mie es beiBt, bat lebiglid
Die Yrpbibitioni ten.$bra n,
mel bic brapen 2eute auf ben @eban.
fen Der Auspan6erung gebra@t.
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~ Biut Orausen Sobopa6er III
beIiei5s tn Der Central $ Mtotbete. gs
piro beutf@ gefpro@en.
MlerIet.

- SIM 9ofe bon 3. Molts an 4ee,
qtiasS traBe tuurbe gefieen Grau Mens
ten BON 9elotes Don einert 0unoe in's
8ein gebifsn unb erbieIt cine f@mer3.
bafte Wnnbe. 6rau Mensen tpolte Der
Gnmilie Butter berfoufeu. 81. 8rau,
lageI bat bic Munbe fofort unteriuMi
unb MiitteI perfGrieben.
- Der Texas Protective Club
bat cine Qon9itntion angennmmen, In
,uel@er Ct fi6 ausbridli@ basesen ber,
ipabrt, ireenb etipas NIT politit 3u tbur
3u baben. Seine ein3ige Nufeabe If
Die, bic Wi9tieteit bes S9ub5olles bars
3uIegen unb oabiii 3u. tpirfen, bob ber'
felbe benz Qanbe erbalten bleibt.
Gefern ifarb nod langem 2eiben
6einri@ Braun I'm utter bon As Sab
rem. Der 0erforbene NOR In Gbfel.
BORT gebpreu unb felt 20 Jabreu eiu
Mpohner San ~9lntonios. Or beflei.
Bette LANCE Sabre bic 6tele als Bud.
batter BET 0ugo g S6melber. Gis
8eerbiguug fanb beute 8Drmittag unite,
sabIrei@er BetbeiIisuns fat.
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nay Wir Ienten bic Nufmertlamteit
unierer 2eier, mel9e Aaleiben au mas
den tpiini@en, auf bic 4naeige Der
Southern Mortgage Company.

- Geit bic 6dute auf Der Greilite
ifeben, fino bic preiie fiir bieien Nrtitel
ber @iebsu@t, welder fur 3eras bon 70
GROCER Bebeutung IN, ftetig berunter.
gesangen, 10 bob ber Wertb elmer
Surdi6nittss Saut ieBt rli9t b6ber ftebt
als $3.50. Ser Weu Dorfet Sdute.
inartt Bot in biefem MugenbIid alein
10000 crime, BON 9eutf9lanb obne
3oa importirte 9dlte a~uf3umeifen,
tpdbrtn6 Oeuti6lanb fiG gegen bic Gin.
fu9r Den Sober alier Art bur6 einen
gingangs'3O bon so pro3ent gef6ibt
bat.
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ST.. 9. @aijeSug,
Ser emtnente europdiide SpesiaIift.

IS tpirb uns mitsetbeiIt, baB bic bon
benz epe5taliften 9r. @aHeraug int
Waperif 9otel bepobnten 3immer forts
tpdbretb nit perioneu angefilt itnb,
bic ben beribmten 9lrat foniultiren.
9r. WaRersug 1T gum britten Mtale in
San Mntonio unb bunoerte bon 9anfs
i9reibe1 beaeugen, mas ct fur bic leiz
benbe Men9beit getban fat. SSunge
Mdnner, bebenft, baB er muir mod big
gum L. Suli bier berpeilt unb bic Wies
oerberftequng boiler &raft unb @eianbs
belt %garantirt. Wenbet gu@ an ibn,
ct 1T ein gepi1enbafter Mr3t unb fem
&uf 1T bebeutenb. Mau lele bic Mns
aeige an an6erer @tene.
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TrifAes JleiiA. I'm biefe Sab
res3eit 1T es notbmenbig. baB a1es
Gleii9 fibl unb babur9 fril9 gebalten
uir6. Ser &efrtgerator bon
BRowN : JAcosTE, SO. oil 2oiopa<
StraBe, bietet bic @arantie, baB Nles,
mas biefe 9erren Iiefert, bor3tieii6 1T.
Ollie Sortett Gleif9, S@inten, Murff,
Slide &c. &c. Mae Beife0unsen fperben
prompt ausgefIbrt unb bas Gleif6
tDiro in irgenb einem Staottbeile frei
abseliefert. 2,6,5@t
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aa- Mir babem 0errn albert
bma II u, ben einsigen auperIdi.
figen piano. Skinner in San Mnfbnio,
engagirt, ftimmen pianos fir so, repa.
riren pianos entipre6enb bilig un5
garantiren ale @rbett. Nle Don uns
gemietbeten pianos tperoen iebem Wos
nat umionf geffimmt.
Sbos. @0ggan & Bros.
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e..T. stepemium.& Co., QdubIer

2..T. gtenenium.,& Co., 9dnbIer
in Sapeten unb GenfterDor'
hdngen SO. 237 Wefi ; Commerce.
StraBe. baben in Der futsen 3eit ibrer
@ei@dftstbdtigfeit einen ~Iambaften grs
fols auf3umeiien. SIN o~etOratiben Sad
leiiten He pabrbaft fiinitlerii6es unb
geben @arantie fir -alle lire Nrbeiten.
Sbre Sapeair. &rbeitem iinb duBerft mds
Big I'M preiie unb merben an 9auers
b%aftisfeit nirsenbs iibertroffen~ tutu
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Wf6ftem nom GHafem sablt better ale
M9ffett pom Mfubbfeh.

~$Wf>~~ OtSW~~sS0< =
Meiner iebt iiber - Sabre reiGenben
grfabrung nod jag elm Ianbmirtbs
f@aftlldes Me9ieIbIatt lift es bors
tbeiIbafter, G9afe au mditen, als
SGladtOdfeu. Sd bate, tuie eeiast,
lett IL Sabren i9on balb bic einen,
balb bic anberen gemdffet, obne tiber
bic Geiultate senau &ehnung unb Bud
gu fibren. SIN lebtea @inter bei9IoB
i9 nun, Derglei9enbe grperimente nit
ben beiben Mditungen su MAIDEN unb
bic grgebnife ~sableumdBig f~eff5ufellen.
SD faufte am 20. Nobember 3tu6lf
Slid 09fen 3u 81 Gents per pfunb
leberben 9epiGtes unb baruuf 3u Mns
fang DECEMBER 157 G6afe. tpel1e ges
nau bic glei9e Sumnie @elbes fofteten,
tpelde i'd far BITE O9feit be3abIt bate,
unb berfltterte In Siefelben bis gum 1.
Mdr3 ungefdbr, bemlelben 8etrag. Yin
biefem Sage bradtea i'd bic 61afe mad
Buffalo auf ben Mortt urb pertaufte he
NIT einem 0ubeu bon 1922 iiber bic
Mdfunsstoften binaus. Die O9ien
bra1ten mir - nod elmer ldngersrt
Mafaeit = nur eiaet NuBen bon 1921.
Dds Experiment f@loB baber bamit ab.
bab bic Mdftung Der 6@afe Mir $51
mebr einbra9te, als bic Der 69ladts
o9fen, unb far3ere 3ett 10 tpie in Goige
beHen eineu seringeren8 etrag bon Gutter
In Mnipru@ nabm; i'd iparte bel ben
S@afen 125 pfunb 2orn unb brei
Sonaen 9su, elm griparniB, tpeI6es
au @uniten Der S@afe wieber $50 re-
prdientirte.
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@ahl. Musefae.

Da i'd felt 2 Sabren ais @etfIfs. Sheriff
seSient babe, 70 fabte i'd mid aualifi3irt baS
HINT bes SberifS 81 perpalten un6 tanbise
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q. 3. Mteranber.