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The morning news., 1891-10-12
Poultry Pjckiurs.

Clean straw is good for the hens to
scratch in.
Put turpentine in the drinking water to
prevent gapes
Some recommend soaking corn in kero-
sene for cholera.
Generally on the farm there is no neces-
sity for buying extra foods.
Geese eat the grass close down TO the
roots and often Kill it out in this way.
When hawks bother the chickens, few
brush piles will afford a good protection.
Poultry will readily digest bones if they
are broken fac enough for them to eat.
Cleanliness now will aid materially in
preventing the lice from getting q good
start
Hens will lay more eggs without the roost-
err than with them, but OF course the eggs
will not hatch.
The tendency of wheat fed whole is to
produce a healthy growth and 10 aid mate
rally in laying eggs.
In majority OF cases it is impossible to
compete to advantage With incubeted chick
ems as regards earliness.
Feel only what is eaten up clean and at
certain hours in order 70 keep the fowls from
getting too fat.
Curd is a good feed for young poultry Of
ali kinds and can be fed 70 the laying hens %
d good avantsge.
In many cases it will be best at this sea
son 10 feed all tse hens will eat a. night just
before they 90 70 roost.
Ducks and geese can be picked now
whenever their feathers are ripe; there Is
no advantage in letting them & % waste
Erchdnge.
The morning news., 1891-10-12

Choosing the best land possible it must be
made properly rich, if not already so.
A very good maaaring for meiium soil is
iUo bushels cotton seed, 900 pounds ground
bone (bone dusl) and 1,C0J poands Of hard
wood ashes. This should be very lightly
narrowed in at the time of planting. 1t
may or may not DO necessary to top dress
with additional fertilizer after the crop has
started IN to active growth in February or
March. From 100 to 300 pounds OF nitrate
soda mixed with 300 to 500 pounds OF high
grade phosphate, ard 200 to 400 pounds Of
kalnlt may be .proftably applied ofteutimes
as top dressing in the early spring if the
croo Indicates need for more food.
The best varieties of onions for southern
I4 Iatltudes are the Giant Rocca, Tripoh and
New Green. Use every effort to get good
seed. Sow in January or February at the
rate OF i've pounds per acre. and never let
the crop suffer for want of cultivation
flVe all the shallow cultivation possible
In your latitude fall sowing is prac ticable
where it is not as high up as this.
The morning news., 1891-10-12
our Poultry Symposium.

u-oRD TO OUR POULTRY RAISERs.
va want as many of our practical poul-
.-. roisers as possible to contribute to our
o!.ohar issues of the WEEKLY NEWS
U1'. 's,,a rumbers) which. as stated two weeks
20 is designed to present the subject of
as,,bern asy poultry raising ''in nut SHE'LL" so
- sr.ak With the help of the practical
it keepers among our readers we hope
,, make it q regular symposium of all the
s,o,s necessary to a successful conduct of
,so nonItrv yard. Some OF our lady read
49, uill doubtless help us in the matter.
,.t os many as can send US a long or short
.ontribution. bearing upon the subject. How
r,u succeeded best with raising eggs or
oo+ What success with ducks or turkeys
~ chickens or geese or guineas, and what
r.rieties do you prefer. Give US your ex-
nsrience in a plain, common sense way.
Write only on one side of paper with pen
or pencil.
Address communications or inquiries to
Agri Editor, box 81, Milledgeville, Ga.
Don't fail to send in something, and send
as early as possible.
The morning news., 1891-10-12
a CoNvEaT TO METE MpeYC aosIs.
Then she Changed Her Niad and Said
the Devil Had Fooled Her.

EFoNt tftt -ft1 bfh " W AAs
A woman with disheveie1 hair bearded a
a Third avenue az" train at Thirty fourth
street with big vicious gray cat in her
arms. The gateman had attempted to stop
her at first, but there were so fewpassengers
on the train at the time that he allowed her
to ride with the animal. Sever al times on
the way TO the city hall she was seen to kiss
the cat, as she moaned: "Meln lle0er kind p
When the train reached the last stop the
woman did not attempt to leave Every
few minutes she would take the cat in her
arms and mutter: 1T has the soul of my
dead child. / see it in its eyes.
Policeman Hayes endeavored to take the
animal from h2r, but was unequal t. the
task. Finding that she would not surrender
the cat, she and the animal were taken to
the Oak street station. There she described
herself as Hannah Teyrell. aged %, of No.
156 East Thirty-fifth street. A large paw
ing-stone was found in her pocket. 1t APP
peared from her story that her child had
recently uied, and that she believed the cat
in her arms possessed the soul of her lost
one. To humor her, she was permitted to
take the cat with her to the cell, where she
was locked up on the charge OF insanity. 1t
was useless to take the stone from her, for
she clung to it, claiming it was gold and
was all she had TO give her child.
She sang lullaby to the cat when the
doorman's attention wes attracted at dawn
by the sound of reavy fall. He ran to the
woman's cell and there the ca lay dead at
her feet. It's head had been crushed by the
paving-stone.
at was not my child" she shouted
wildly 1T WIS the devil who fooled ma
to gain my soul. 1t viii never again annoy
me-"
She fell asleep soon afterward. She was
subsequently taken before Justice Diver
in the Tombs police court and held for ex-
animation by the city physicians. She was
conveyed in All ambulance TO Bellevue hos
Dital.
The morning news., 1891-10-12
Onion Growing in the South.
No. ..


80. T., Anedonda. Fla, asks for infor-
,loa IN regard to Italian onions and best
nae Of culture.
80. l., may have overlooked the several
les that have appeared in tine NEWS
sntly upon this subject. II he had not
~"oald have found there about all that
.S' .S' necessary to know IN regard to onion
- .ae hrit thing, Of course, is to have land
,''s' '4s. Is adapted 10 the growth OF onions. II
i ,--,'eaty rich naturally the next essential
/. sooa seed OF good vAriety--sndt the next
n,o,Nlg rosNlng seed al the proper time and then
rs.sptF cultivation. These embrace all the
49, sinentz u successful onion culture
~ ne aosence of coil specially adapted 10
''s'-s one must DO the best be can.
The morning news., 1891-10-12
ecsv of Orchards.

At the recent meeting of the Connecticut
ADJ growers, P. ID Augur, state pomol-
ogist. said: "Carelessness is the crying sin
of tree growers. To prevent this. let col
lections of apple seeds be authorized by
each state and seeds be obtained from seed
ling trees of known vigor and health. This
would give hardy stock upon which TO
bud. The extra cost Of such trees would be
about IS per 100 and make the cost OF each
acre of orchard only 81 extra. This is the
head and front Of the whole question, get
ting good trees. Excessive early growth
should not be encouraged"
The morning news., 1891-10-12

1t is large Leghorn hen that will weigh
five pounds, yet they are, perhaps, not ex-
celled as egg-producers by any other breed,
their eggs usually weighing about nine to a
pound. They have been known to lay as
many as $50 eggs in year, or moro
than three times their own weight. Com
pare such production with that Of any
other producer on the farm, and the work Of
the hen will appear enormous, far exceeding
the cow. proportionately. The COW is capa-
bic Of producing more than three times her
weight of milk in a year, but the greater
portion is water. and contains less solid mat
Ter than eggs. Viewing the hens as a whole,
it is rent that their production of
wealth is far greater than that with which
they are c.edited.
The morning news., 1891-10-12

If an estimate could be made of the
amount of food picked up by the hens and
converted into eggs and meat, it would be
quite large proportion. What the hens
secure in their search over the farm is Just
what would be wasted and lost. On all
farms large amounts Of grain, grass seed ;
and other foods find their way into the
barn-yard, there Co rot to say nothing of
the amounts shaken ont and left with the
stubble in the fields. The sharp eyes Of the
hens discover this loss, and save it to the
owners by producing eggs. Then hen is
scavenger and needs only the opportunity
to procure the greater share of her food to
do so. The greatest mistake made is In feed
ing hem to scratch and exercise, thus pro-
noting their health.
The morning news., 1891-10-12
.a,cr1ruRAL DEPARTMENT.


We solicit articles for this department.
,,neo: tha writer should accompany
..,,,t.,r o. articl, ). not necessarily for pub
,...,o, brt as an evidence of good faith.
The morning news., 1891-10-12

1t is not natural for young chicks to rat
soft food. Their gizzards are adapted to
breaking up and digesting hard substances.
and unless given something to do this the
power is lost. After the chick is a week old
whole wheat is as good a food as can be
given, and before that cracked wheat
should form at least par, of their ration.
Whole corn should not be fed to growing
chicks at any time. Corn is not a very
good feed for chickens, anyway. but If
given it is better to be cracked than fed
whola or ground into fine meat
The morning news., 1891-10-12
FOB HEADACHE

Use Horsford's Acid Phosphate.
DIR gAsFoRD, Sheffield. Mass. says:
Most excellent 10 arrangements q the
nervous system, such as hsaeeche aud
slssplessDees. Al
The morning news., 1891-10-12

Poultry raising and fruitgrowing 70 wei
together. A poultry yard located in the
center Of an orchard Is q very appropriate
arrangement. Poultry will destroy great
many insects.
The morning news., 1891-10-12

To break hens from wanting to sit. we
know of no better way than to confine in a
small pen or yard with young cockerel,
leaving no nest of place where they can
easily make one, and giving plenty of pure
water, with a rather light ration of oats, or
of wheat bran just wet enough to crumble
as it is stirred, and yet thoroughly moist.
Corn, wheat or buckwheRt are too heating,
but an occasional feed of wheat would be
better than corn. Bones, oyster shells and
raw meat are also good addition to the daily
bill of fare, but do not feed too literally, as
they will most quickly recover from the
breeding inclination if treated to a little
"judicious starvation" Do not leave them
long without food. as it will make them
longer in getting ready to resume laying,
but do not feed heavily. and be sure that
the wafer Is given fresh two or three times
a day.
The morning news., 1891-10-12
Ponltrv Notes.

1t is q mistake to think that ducks and
geese cannot be probably raised without
an abundance Of water. So that they have
plenty Of pure water TO drink Is az that IS
necessary 70 make their raising prohtaple.
The morning news., 1891-10-12

A writer 10 tbe Poultry Keeper suggests
the feeding OF sumae berries as remedy
for cholera. He says sftef losing hall his
flock from this dread disease BE- began ICED,
ing the rest o. the fiock with fhe berflss en2
The morning news., 1891-10-12

1t is just as we'll to allow the chicks to
roost out Of doors in very hot weather. but
when cold nights come get them in. Teach
the turkeys to come home nights by giving
them little grain every night. Thew will
then roost near the house, and not be so
likely to be troubled by foxes or pilfsrers.
See that the hen houses are perfectly dry
on the floor. Mud and damp air are worse
than cold weather. They should be fixed
before the fall rains. Much depends on
having ths floor dry and clean and the cir
pure and sweet in the henntry. When that
Is all right there is no fear Of disease and a
good surety of profit. without that there
is almost certainty of loss.
The morning news., 1891-10-12

This is the time when hens that have laid
well early in the season indulge themselves
in rest. Do not let them become broody
feed literally with whole wheat but no
corn. Once or twice a week give them
little oil meal It is as effective in produc-
ing new feathers on moultirg heas as it is
in making new coat of hair for horse in
winter. As soon as the feathers become
glossy, stop feeding the meal, as it is too
fattenng. It's advantage IS that it gets the
hens in condition for laying before cold
weather begins.
The morning news., 1891-10-12

A mess of bran is always beneficial.
Bran contains more phosphates and min
eral matter than ground grain, and it also
assists in regulating the bowels, especially
when a small quantity of linseed meal is
given with it, but in the summer season q
mess three times week may be allowed
only 1t may be fed by scaIding it and
feeding it in a trough, or it may be
sprinkled over potatoes or turnips. cooked.
No other grain food need be given if bran
is used in the summer season, If the fowls
have range. In fact, no grain is necessary
at all; but should such food be given, let it
be bran.
The morning news., 1891-10-12

The common mistake Of beginners with
poultry is over-feeding and with many
careless and irregular feeding. Plenty OF
water and plenty of exercise are at least as
important as abundance of food. 1t is
significant fact that all the best breeds of
laying hens are most active, and the only
way to keep the Asiatic breeds to laying in
warm weather is to reduce their rations aud
make the hens scratch for their living. Even
then they will be apt to become too fat if
given much grain.
The morning news., 1891-10-12

there were no more deaths. He asks that
others will try the remedy.
II there is room enough in the poultry
house do not think it is necessary to sell off
all the old hens. They lay the most eggs
the second year, and the largest eggs, which
will result in the most vigorous chickens.
They also make better mothers when two
years old than when one.
The morning news., 1891-10-12

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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-11-02

berubt. Q2enu Err aber tpobr lit, mas iebrt
oltier 0~rauiige SAL auI'9 9ttue? Ganj
qtpjB befiBt 0rle rpie aupsre Stdo(e letile
Weiulohejt5beb0roe. SEEM 0elbenbelta!ter
bari etaen GooteI1 oDne lbre Gr4aubntB BEE
groben unD ite hinlpieoerum g~e!Da5rt otele
GtlQubniB ertt, nuhoem ETH CUR BraIts
|5ereDtl2ter 2IrSt Den GooielildelH IN auer
0orm au6geIteat bat. Mu9eRomn1!n, 0les
allies ip0r geldebell, tparen baum ntdf aue
BoriiOtsmaBre8eln getr0ffen ? 2Sa5 tonnte
nod geldehen ?
ga e5 pfienbar Safe BON S6etntoo
Qiebt, Die auD Den Nr5t, ni0t Den unertab1
renen, iuugen Anr0ltger bios, ion0ern ben
siraDrentne Wlann tGul0c1 f0Eueu, 10
pllrfie IS nur { Il ii@ere5 Wtittel 9eDerl,
ogn SOB ilbsr ellen 3lpeilel erba6en felt3us
iteueil uuo Die Oe!dDr pes HebenDlgbez
grabeniperoeu3 gu be}sitigeu uao odS it Die
= SET aung.
Gins Der ArBuineute, 0dS Die 0rtunoe
Der MISUNDERSTANDING pOrbrtn8elt, Ut Der
Ointpei5 auf ben Sheiat6D uno Die @es
fabr, l~eb3nDtg begrab,n i'll Derpen. SSn1
8erDrennuuB5ofeH iDltr0en tretllb DEM
Shetlltooten DE Qualeu 0e3 lduQlam @r>
itldenDeu erip1rt bleibeit. gtuH lDDuelt
a6er ptele G9ute bon bet MISUNDERSTANDING
iberGaupt nidts pIIjen. Sie baiten al
cent alien 8rauhe oeS gegrGbeu3 feit.
QBobI. baum ioiten lie iiN ipenlsltens BON
Dem alien YorHrtDelle l0Slagel, pelbas IS
in ibreu Au8en oils cine AletGtlOIi8teit err
ideinen ldBt, ipenn maN belm 1ooe zines
TamitiengIeoeS ictne Ginplliaung 5nr
9ei6enOffnung ertbeiLt.
Gs giebt Derniinftig oeN!enoe G6eleute,
bic IS lid in Die 0ano periproden baben,
pa3 feiu5 paS auOere in Die GrDe ienten
Lalisu nil, obne baB i6er Der &eide Oes
Suerit 0eitorbenen Die Autoplie 9e9alten
Duroe. 0Qiielbe fam eiu Bayer ODER cine
W2utter ben &inoern aur 4ftiht MAIDEN
II. i. t. User feline Samilie bat, Der bat
~rpenIgitens eineu VreuuO ooer 8efannten,
! ipelOer fir Die @rfiiIuu9 zines iol6eu
l8unihe5 Gorge tragen plro. ltnD tper
gar 9tiemaHoen Bat 0oer tlt9tet, es mo0te
uerlQuult tperDeu, Der treffe ilber oa3. tpaS
unm tttelbar na6 letnem Eobe
nit ietner Qeide 9eldehen iol, etne lest
wtIIt9e 8erfIgun9, uno leoe ges
Iabr, oem furAtbaren S6jG}ate oes 9ez
benoigbe9rabenmsroels anbeim 81 ialen,
lit aus8eibIoien.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-11-02
Si1ldno.

Sn Sn6tanapoGts bat Sobn
s.. Sames Die Berfal 81
m aB;gteit bes NppeIIattonsGe,
riots Don eSnoiana anaefobten. SIM
QauIe etnes BrD3eiies. Delden Sancs gegen
cine getptiie W!arD @iIen Dot Dem Sber>
ltaat5geri1t bon Snoiana fiiDrt, puroe oas
NppslIatlouSgeribt erriGtet uno ber Bro5eB
an oteies permtelen. Sames erbob oagegen
GIntpano, neil oas @eieb itber Die @rrt6z
tung bes neuen 0sri6tSbofes nit gemiIlen
Beititamun9en Der StaaIsperfa1ung in
Wioeriprub itebe, oas 2tppelatiousgeriht
oeBbalb feline 3uitanoigfelt belize.
- g er So6non, Mitglieo
bes Nattonalen 8ro1thtttDnS>
aus 4uiies far Sn6tana BAT
Nahriht pom Sefretdr oe5 Ausi1ulfss
erbalteu, oaB am II. Oe3ent6er cine 8srz
iommlung i'm SDerman 9oule in =
cagp geDal;en ner0en miro, UNI 3eit uno
Ort fir Die Nbbaltung Der d d ten
81 attonalen BrohtbtttouscDnz
nention feit5uIeBeu.
- Senator QuaD bat iber ben
bon Der GeD it Qanf in Bbitaz
belpbia BEN betrilQertl6en e%tntmaItgen
Sdabmellter 8arDsIeD 0alelbIt ausgez
itellten uno BON oielem am 20. J(opeinber
1889 an QuoD ubertragenen OepoIitenz
idein iiber $88T folgetoe Musfunft ges
eebgn: Gr babe i'm SctoDer, ni@t I'M gioz
Dember, 1889 benz republtfantl6en itGotiz
idben WabIousI6uB BON Bbtlobetpbia etnen
MeGleI iiber $4,000 gu Dem 3ped libergeberI,
oelieu Getrag 1iir Die MaDls V~etosugstalIe
in oenl eripGbuten Sabre 5u erbsben. 2as
BON, mas Dailiit gei6ebel Jet, plIle er aus
eigner GenntniB nur, oaB Der We0lel al5
BON benz r~epublifanilden Staatsconltte be-
3oblt, tDn1 3uril6eegeben poroet1 let. llebsr
Dielen ielben Setrag, ab5tlglt1 oes 0iSs
conto, Jet Der 8drbslep'lG Wediet ausges
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Oepoiitenl0etn aaf lelnen etgenen J}anten
ausiteuen laiien uno ibn, Quap, gum
3Dede Der Snooitrung sugeItelt. Gr
babe iooann ben Sdein bel Der v8edper
0epoiit Yauf" bjnterleat uno leinen @bed
iiber $4,000 nab 25blloOelpD'a Qeleloet.
0as auf Dem S0eine beftnbllde Datum
pom 28. 9fopember lei cine TGlihunBi benn
oas @eiddTt habe i'm October IN ben leBteH
aebn Gagen Dor ber 2Bobl l1attgeTnnpet.
Or. 0eslie 6. &eeIeD, meIder
bieler Gage aus europa IN Jiep 2)orf
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lelben. lhledten Grtobruagen aus3uleben,
tpelde Brofeiior Or. &odl III Berlin nad
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ben 8reis bon 81, $50, GOO dntallten l0u,
ar Bolfsabltinmung 81 brtil9ea. 9le
6topt iDilrDe I'M 8sjabuugsfale $3d3,OOO
baor III beaaDlen bdbeil ugso Ole SDuloen
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-11-02
Ste OefaHr ocs SebeuSE8 8cgra=
bcmtuerOem'S.

gon 3ett 81 3eit laufen 9lahri@ten iiber
Sdue Don S6etiIoo ur0 recbtSeltlger Gnt>
oedung, ebe Der pernletntltde 3oDte beQra7
ben puroe, Our6 Die Sidtter, ODER es lperz
ben 1dtedll6e 0ei0tdlteH IDer Gebenoi9
BeBrabele uer0fentlldt.
NetL cine misunderstanding Greiie IS
bdutIg init Der. @Sabrbett nt0t gelau nimmt,
aub ole QueLen, aus Der Die 9tadrlbten
itarllnen, letten gepriiit Deroen uno niOt
leI9t 9eprlltt tperoen t%Dnuen, 10 bat Elm
GROCER 3beiL be5 lelenoen Bu6Ilfunls it1
0Gran gCluObnt, oeyartige ShauergeiHidten
cum grano sails GuT3unebmen o0er eiEfa0
tn's 0sbtet Der S~eltungslIgeu 5u perlpeilen.
&lr3lid lit pie0er cine baarftrQubenoe
9elnldlte aus @rte in 45ennlpluauieu acz
neloet morbsn, beren 0laubwlroigfeit feit
su itelIen, ni1t l1mer balten ioute. Su
Der 9iGhe bon grie liegt Der Orr @rget
GonniDip. 0ort itarb Dor 5pet Npdet
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6er5idIag. Gter Sage lpGter puroe ieine
&stne bon Der lutbcrii1cu ct. Sobanness
STRIDE I'll Grte aus begraben ltiIo 3!par 3eit>
tDelltg auf penn BegraDntBpIaBe zines ytabz
bars oe3 0erltDrbsten, bis Die Samilie
eiren eigenen 4IaB 9efauft BADEN nilroe.
SeBteres geIAab unO Dor etli9en Gagen
wurOe Der 5arg pieoer ausgegraben, I'M
cut Dem TanlIlienbegrGbniBplaBe beigeieBt
Al tperb&n. QIuf Munl6 Der NngebDrigen
ceS Go6tcu fpurDe Der Sarg nod1nals aeS
6finet unD oa bot iih beuielben ein furdtz
barer MnbIif bar. 0ie Seicbe lag nit benz
@eii6t .auf Dem 8ooen DeS Saraes uno
seigte sbenio tple bas Snnere oesielben Die
Spuren zines TitrhterItben IonesfompIes.
9as @jelidt mar ~per5errt uIo MT Blut
bepedt. Oie &leiDer waren am 6alie uno
our Der 8ruit III TeBen 3erriiieH, ebenio Die
Sitterung oes Saraes. Blutge, pom ben
6~ingernGgeln berriibrenoe @inoriide i'm
@eIt9t, am 9faden unb an Der Sebls
Ieaten .3eugniB ab pOn Der 8er3peifluu9 Oes
unieltgen, Der in ieiner fuc0tbaren 0ual
iid bas Tteii6 pom 2eibe a~erIiien bate.
8eri9ieoene Singer tparen SGnSllA abgez
bitten uno Die 6Gnbe nit Den 3dbnen Serz
leiIdbt, baB ite faum nod beneu zines Wtels
lben abnlih Iaben.
90 etipa lautet Der Grier gsri6t. SO if
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-11-02

aunacn. SD fam meme 0anplungen
ntdJ mad ben UteiuunBei anoerer 2eute
einrtGten; 10 lan8s t6 aber ben @eleBen
geborWe unD reht thue, 10 tann i0 mth
itets ais guteN uno treuen Gllrger ieben
%laIfen." 0aS ma Die Nntport auf Den
yfalenitil5er, Den Der &aiier III leinefn 8rlefe
Gil 0elmbolR oem Suatlar Blr6ow 8egeben
bate. Gin 0emtiier lSilbelm Sell miro
lih liber lie I'M @rabe Geireut babel.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-11-02
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- 9rei 6~rGuIein BON MoItfe
boben, pte aus 9ar9im gel6rieben
niro, por &urSem bas bprtige Moltfez
bauS be3osen. Die OamRn entitammen
Der odnil9en 2inle Der SarniIie b. Moltfe.
Die qoIbeue BIRD o : M e.
battle bon oeren lteberret6ung bereits
beri6tet puroe, 3eigt auf Der 8oroerieite
oaS Urlftbilo oes Subilars uno AL DEN
Setten ETAT: Xxx. Die Inter
iArift lautef RVDOLPHVS VIRCHOW.
POMMERANVS. CIVIS. BEROLfNEN-
SIS. Die 3tidieite lit beratbiid g~eItaltet.
Dlan fte0t Die Sis, BON toelder Der 9efliis
gelte 9eniuS Der 6oriGung, Der in Der SIM
fen cine 6adet bGlt, Den Sdleier liiftet.
Nm SuBe Der Siisldute lehnt cine 9a7eI nit
Q(nitbt oes patbblpgiiden Snftltuts in
Berltn. Weiter llutS erblidt man bic
SoeaIgsltalt bet QSiilenidaIt, Die redte
0alD auf Elm i'm S6oB rubenoes 8Ad Gez
legt, nit Der auf Dem Sid 0eitilBten G!nfeu
eineu GdQoel 6aIteno. Quf eilem @,gItel
i'm 6~lntergrunDe erblidt man cine 0elt1tsz
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liegen eth Wtifroitop, cine YrGparatentafe(,
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tpaDrte %loqenannte Gauitber Magen unb
eth ottenes Gtut NIT patboloaii1em BeIted.
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Son einem i d nngIu6sz
fall muroe oer Dt a o. 6 Iii bonn
GroBen 9eneralitabe getroffen. WQior
@lulper, tpsldler Dem 0eneralitabe tnQltenz
burg atlodtrt 1T, betdtlo itd1 ais @iienbaGnz
&ommlllar anf elmer Oienltretle unO mar
am J@a6mtttaB oeS II. Oftobers auf Dem
Sabnbot WltDetmsburg etRqetroffen. 0ort
iDuroe Ell Don etuem GlienbaAn3ua erfaRt.
ipetder i1u1 Den Arm abriB uuo ben &opT
10 i0wer perlebte, baB Der 3ultano Bee ST.
leBten BON bsn2eraten leIoer ais boifnunasz
los erGdtet poto.
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cine aIQeme!ue oeutlGe @irtbes0erz
ammlun9 ftatt, un SteQuno III Dem
GslehenlrDurf Iber ole getatnpfuuo bee
WtiBbrauds ~9eiltiasr @etrdute su uebmsu.
Vie nle1r G[s 100 StQpte BON NreuBen.
8alern, Barttemberg, GtiaBs aotDrineen.
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Observation-Disclosures, reg benz 5drbiteu GnFIas
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