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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-10-01
THE BRAZILIAN REPUBLIC.

Republican institutions in Brazil
continue to work with good deal of
friction. The Congress has been in
session over two months, but has
practically done nothing, to the great
impotence and disgust of the people.
The Opposition lay all the blame on
the Government, alleging that it does
not furnish the Congress with sufli-
cient information to enable it to
legislate properly, and that it is bent
on bringing representative govern
ment into contempt so as to justify
the Administration in encroaching
upon the sphere assigned to Congress
by the Constitution. They have pub
liclY pointed out and denounced
several such acts of encroachment on
the part of President Fonseca. III
deed, many vehement speeches
against him and his ministers have
been made in the Senate. What APP
pears to have angered him most was
the statement made by Admiral Gus
todio de MelIo, that Fonseca was at
one time disposed to abandon the
soldiers at the time of the revolution,
and, but for the Admiral's remon-
strances, would have done so. The
President has mouthpiece in the
Senate in the person of his brother,
who made violent reply to the
speeches of Fonseca's enemies.
Some of them, he said, were criminals
who had found their way into Con-
gress; others were debauchees some
merely buffoons; while still others
were irresponsible epileptics and ner-
vous wrecks. This is not exactly
concilatory language, and the bad
impression made by it was heightened
by the speakers introduction, ON
July %, of an amendment to the
Constitution providing for the cleo
ton of Representatives and Senators
alike by the State Legislatures, each
State to be entitled to the same
number New York Nation.
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Proud Father: "Goin' ter start r
church and Sunday school, are yer ?
Well, I've got two mighty good boys
wot'll do fer yer Bible class. They
never told lie in their lives-here
they come, now. Boys, where did
yer git that fowl?" The Good Boys /:
"Stold it," Proud Father: "See,
parsOn! Err lie could MT live in them
boys mouths -
Your husband, Mrs. Murphy, is
suffering from complication of
diseases. | must first make a dag
nosis-" "Kin yer make it out Of
ould muslin, doctor? | have MT a
bit of flannel in the house."
"Why, Georgia, darling, don't
you feel we'll? Tell mamma what
the matter is. George (full of in
fluenza); mo, | don't feel well.
Bofe of my eyes is leakin', and one
of my noses don't CO."
Never buy what you do not want
because it is cheap.
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NDTECE!

On and after this date all adver-
tisements Of over two inches in length
must be handed in at the BULLETIN
Office before twelve O clock noon, to
insure publication the same day.
All advertisements of less than two
inches must be received by one
O'Clock p. m. if intended for pubica-
ton tue same afternoon No devia-
ton will be made from this rule.
Notice is also given that no COM
munication will be received, for publ
cation the same day, after ten o. clock
A. N.
Patrons and correspondents will
please make note Of this announce
meGt, as there will hereafter be no
deviation from the rule of going to
press at an established hour, except
upon extraordinary occasions.
Honolulu, Feb. %, 1891.
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of their own race There is nothing
clearer in all the transactions that
have occurred under the new law than
the fact that, TO make that law sue
cessful in obtaining labor recruits
from China, the emigrants must be
honestly made acquainted with the
conditions of our law before embark
ing for this country. Any reserva-
ton or deception practiced toward
them before leaving home will be the
cause Of trouble after their arrival in
this Kingdom.
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A meeting of prominent Russian
and Spanish statesmen at Biarritz
lately, although seemingly only a
casual incident, has given rise to
supposition that Spain will complete
new Triple Alliance by coming
into the good understanding between
Russia and France. The New York
Nation says on this matter: 1T is
hard to say how much there may be
in it, but it seems scarcely possible
that anything more is intended than
a bit of agreeable fattery to Spain,
in the hope of winning her good will.
Spanish pride would be stimulated
by an invitation to enter the field of
European alliances, but her serious
financial embarrassment would remain
a powerful argument in favor of her
previous policy of strict neutrality"
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An editorial paragraph from the
New York Nation, in this issue, OIL
the situation in Brazil, gives some
idea of how republic works with a
people who do not know how to use
freedom when they have it. Dom
Pedro's imperial rule was a bland
one, under which the country was
progressing in liberal institutions.
Those who overthrow that order of
things are now trying to establish an
irresponsible junta of dictators over
the country. Probably those who
are now scheming to bring about a
republic in Hawaii have similar
motives to those who carried out the
conspiracy in Brazil.
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Ne WAS FULLY AWARE Of fHE siTuA
TON.

The other day it was raining hard
when Mrs. Lease boarded street
car The car was chock full and all
the men on the seats sat closer back
and evincod determination to keep
a position of sedentary comfort.
Mrs. Lease cast her eye down the
car, and at the same time a stupid
man in the corner started to rise.
Don't" said the man next to
him, grasping his arm. That's
Mrs, Lease. Don't you know her?
She believes in equality of the sexes.
Woman suffrage, you know.
The stupid man smiled and got
mp.
Come" said the speaker, still
more importunate, "you're not going
to get up, are you? If she thinks
she's equal to man let her stand.
Give her a dose of her own medicine.
See, Ell. "
But Mrs. Lease had taken the
mans seat, greatly to the discom-
future of the other, who wanted to
see her stand. Next day he met the
stranger on the street.
"Hello," he said, you're the man
that gave up your seat to Mrs.
Lease. You missed a good chance
to take her down a little. There
wasn't another man in the car who
would have given way. Wasn't i'm
polite, you know. Just little joke.
What made you get up? Did she
hypnotic your
'See here" said the man address
ed, Il guess you don't know me-"
Cant say that | do. Who ale
you, anyway
"I'm Mr.. Lease. IN. Y. Mail
and Express.
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UNNECESSARY SUFFERING.

There is little doubt but that many
persons suffer for years with ailments
that could easily be cured by the
use of some simple remedy. The
following incident is an illustration of
this fact: My wife was troubled with
pain in her side the greater part of
the time for three years, until cured
by Chamberlain Pain Balm. 1t
has. | think, permanently cured her.
We also have used Chamberlain
Cough Remedy whenever needed and
believe it to be the best in the world.
P. NJ. BosToN, Pennville, Sullivan
Co., Missouri. For sale by all deal
ers. Benson, Smith & Co., agents.
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An Advertiser reporter is perplex-
ed about "a white flag with red
ball in the middle" displayed by
japanese residents on Merchant
street. In a few weeks a japanese
national vessel will be in our harbor,
and the reporter will then see the
same mysterious (?) flag flying from
her peak. 1t is to be hoped he will
not call the craft "che ia" ship in
consequence, or the town will have a
good show to be bOmbarded.
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THURSDAY, OCT. 1, 1891.

1t Is gratifying to learn, as Bull
LErN reporter has done, that Her
Majesty proposes a practical solution
Of the important question of opening
up the Grown Lands to settlement
by small farmers. There is no doubt
that it would be entirely beyond the
means of the public treasury to
acquire the lands for settlement by
purchase or the bestowal of an
annuity upon Her Majesty in lieu of
the revenues from the lands.
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The authorities seem to have done
what the BULLETIN anticipated they
would do in the reception of the Chi
nese passengers by the Belgic.
Male Chinese coming without return
permits and declining to submit to
the restrictive conditions of residence
in the Kingdom have been sent to
the "right-about face" 1t is an
interesting fact that those sent away
thus were wanted here by employers
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PENN ULA
OF PEARL CITY

This truly enchanting location for
suburban homes must be seen to be
appreciated lovely grove of alge-
roba trees covers the entire grounds,
streets 80 feet in width are laid out,
and 6-inch pipes are being laid to
conduct water from 10-inch arte-
sian well which is pronounced by
McCandless Bros. to flow the sweet
est water of all the wells they have
bored on this island. The Railway
Co. have constructed two reservoirs
with storage capacity of over two
million gallons, and built fume ex-
tending 8! miles into Waiawa Val
ley, which in years of ordinary rain
fall will supply an abundance of
pure water for large population
TO guard against such drOughts us
we have experienced during the pre-
sent year, the Company have ordered
Blake Pump with a capacity of
100000 gallons per day, which will
be replaced by one or more of larger
capacity when needed. This pump
now due from the manufacture RS will
be placed at once at the arteslan well
from which water will be forced into
the reservoirs, when not supplied
from the mountains.
A block containing an area of five
acres has been reserved for Hotel,
and another beautiful lot of the same
area is also reserved for a Public
Park, which the Company propose
to make one of the most delightful
and attractive resorts to be found
anywhere.
This place has all the charms of
Waikiki, with the addition of an in
land sea seven miles long and four
miles wide, affording boating and
yachting facilities second to none in
the world.
Pearl City is situated about half
way between the extreme eastern
and western points of Pearl Harbor.
The makai end of Pearl City PENN
sula points to the entrance Of the
harbor, and is destined some day
(not so remote as some peo-
pie may think) to be the great
commercial emporium of the Pacific.
The Pearl City Branch of the Com.
pany's line extends down the centre
of the Peninsula within say 900
feet of the shore on either side.
Beg" Intending purchasers are in
vited by the O, Il. & L. Co. to call
at my office for free tickets and
maps.of Pearl City.
The Company will bind themselves
in the deed to carry purchasers,
their families and servants for
term of nine years from date of pur-
chase at u cents per mile first class,
and | cent per mile second-class.
Those who build residences on their
lots within II months from date of
purchase, will thereby secure re-
ductiOn from the above rate for the
whole time of say 20 percent, max
ing the fare each way 10 cents first
class, and 10 cents second class.
This rare spot of earth is quite
limited in area, and those who would
secure lot valuable now but DIES.
tined in the near future to be worth
many times its present value, will be
wise to improve their opportunity.
BtF~ The valuable water privileges
attaching to the land have been pur-
chased at an extra cost of several
thousand dollars. Purchasers of lots
will therefore have the free privilege
of the fisheries.
II & Ia M - 4:
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HONOLULU, II, l., May 27, 1891.
Notice is hereby given to all holders
OF water privileges that owing to the
prolonged dIouth, it is necessary that
care be used in the use OF water.
Holders Of privileges and the public
generally are therefore respectfully
requested to assist the Department
by exercising economy in the use Of
water.
The irrigation hours are from Z to
SA. NJ, and 10 & o'clock p. NJ.
JOHN c. WHITE,
Supt. Honolulu Water Works.
Approved:
c. n. SPENCER,
Minister Of the Interior.
1O1 tf
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TO THE PUBLIC !!

WE wish to add our testimony to
w the Sweetness and Purity of
the Pearl City Water Supply. The
10-inch well bored by us at Pearl
City is one of the very best on this
island, and few if any supply sweeter
wafer
McCANDLESS BROS.
221 If
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TO LET

rSs. THE Residence now occu-
s.4S L pied BY A. A. Montana
S9a's.assssssssssss at Manoa Valley. Apply at
the premises.
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TO LET

ss,ss 5 THE Brick Building at pre-
-Sts5s4 sent occupied by the
y. S=W'Ss' Union ice Company on the
Esplanade. Size If bulldog 40yS0 feet
in the clear Up and down stairs con-
nec'ed by elevator. For particulars en-
qure on the premises. 225 If
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FOR LEASE

DARNS. Stables and Pasture of the
ID Kaaipu Dairy, Apply to
223 2w A. A. MONTANA.
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II Ii a
DaiIp DuIIrtin

P2edged to neither Sect nor Party,
But established for the benefit OF ali.
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FOR SALE

a N OXi-cnlcium s'tcreopticon by Me-
"a Alhster of New York Also about
300 slides. Apply at this office.
220 I'm
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70 LET

8 a 4 COTTAGE containing
;sS ~ a parlor, bedrooms
lIIssasAas5ss and bathroom on Nuuanu
street, adjoining the Eagle House. APP
ply to EAGLE House. 224 If
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BY AUTHORITY.
Irrigation Notice.

HoNoLuLu, II, l., May q, 1891.
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WaRer in bic &6beu gu treiben, bic ben
tteilen N5bang binauf unb bonn ms
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Wenn Der b%rennenoe Stolen ober @aua
f9 nit WaRer ftQt, 10 muB natirli6
bos Jeuer ausgeben. IN Der 6oIaperz
tleioung Der Sede unb ber Wdnoe uirb
freiIt6 pobl f@on bel G1aben anae.
rt9tet fein. 4uf Der merifaniideu
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In Der &oblenmine aud tuteber begon.
men; tnena man fi6 aber fur bic 0aupt>
ltabt Werito bapon elm biaiges 6eisma.
tertal perlpraA, 10 mirb has tpobl faum
in Grfiaung geben, benn bic gtienbabn
p%erlangt fur bic Sonue Roble SIT
Jra9t. IS lit mpbl Elm ueiter Weg,
aber Die gtienbabnen fhladten aar hdu.
fg Bite @dafe. nel9e Die goIbeuen gier
legeu tpiir5en.
Won uoalbe fommt bieies Sabr tuie.
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tauf, II pfuno fir einen Dollar unb
tlar ME Sob. Man @agt, eaB bieie
sorte 0enig bauptid9l:9 bon ben Bies
men aus ben Blttben elmer eima As
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botanti6en Namen i'd leiber ni1t femme,
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rer frummeu, i9arfen 9ornen Unja
del Cato, b. b. Rabentlau genannt
mtrb uno bic In iener 8egenb b6ufg
md9f. Iu@ bier finbet fe R9.
Sbeo. 9ieIf@er.
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@atk FIR MatierY

Wnr aber SO abrea f&on wu.be Mss.
Winslo:o's Soothing 5prup Don Mlil.
lionen bon Mtttterr beim 3abnen her
aiabcr augeren5et. WirT gu i'm
S@lafe bur9 bas S@reien zines Rin5es
gekbrt. Dos i'm 3ahnen III umb Dor
S9merasn Ue,nts Mena 70, Iaje infprt
eine TIaS6e poS .airs. MinsIotn's 500.
thing Gprap~ hOisu. Gsir Wertb ii uas
b~e3op!bar. &c miro benz fleineu 2eiben.
ben fofDrt 2iuoeruna rerlbaHen. Ser.
labt Gu3 barauf, Mtitter, es III feiu
3peifsl barhbsr. SIS BELT Dplentern
unb OiGrrbos, reguIirt ben Maeen unb
he Wieret. befeiti9t Winb Rrlit. ers
psi6t ben Gauren, berbinbert @nt3ins
hung unb ffdrft bas 9ai13e Sp5teu,.
vMrs. Minslotps Soothing @prup1
fir 3abnenbe Qinber 1T angenebm In
@ei6mad unb bas @e3ept fammt bon
einem Der beften meibliGen Merate In
ben Der. Staoten. IS III bet alien
Oruggiften in Der eansen Wslt au bas
ben. Preis rs @ts. per SIai6e.
Rauft ni6ts anheres als Wrs. Wiass
Ions eoptbing 5prup.
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Sn geaug auf einen rSm beiIisen
Offer bes 8ubms" iberf9riebenen Mrtis
tel in Sbrer tdglI9eu Musgabe bonn
SamftGg, erlaube i'd mir Golseubes 81
bemerten:
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Gomites, wel6ss i6 nod Obto bes
Giebt, ausfauen Dirb, big bic gon3en lnz
terfu4un9en oolIenbet finb, mo3u cine
genaue peri6nlide Snipettion ber So.
brifwerfe In Ohio sebbrt. Bis babin
folten mir unier urtbeil auridbalten.
Das proieft aur grridtuug bon @is
fennerfen mannisfaher Mrt lit unapeis
felbaft Elm febr Didtiges unb iegens
bringenbes fit unfere Bepblterung urb
penn bic Opfer our Changing beriel.
ben nidt perbdltuiBmdBig eroB inb,
10 iolte teinen Nugenblid ge36gert tuer.
ben, Die %Dertboole Mcqutftion 3u
f1ern; es pirbe uniere Stabt oIs nas
ttrlide 6abtif1abt ltempeln uno uns
aDeifelhaft niirbeu anhere mannigfal,
tere Gabriten In fur5er 3eit na@folgen,
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aIs elm unbete@enbar %tpertbooIer Mo,
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penrl ni9t bur6 inbuftriele Beitrebuus
gea i'm Gabrifwsien, ba bic Mgricultur
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fse If, uub ba BON O3on unb sanis
tarien, tpobon bdufg bel gsi9wdbt
wirb, unfere 6anbmerter unb Nrbeiter
uiht eritiren f6nuen.
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men Settle in perbdltniBmdBig tnr3er
gntferuung NIT unerfd6pfidens ddben
bon &r3en better Qaalitdt, mdbrenb In
elei6er @atfernuug auf bet entaegenses
febten Settle Gpblen BON borsugliher
Qualit6t porbanben Hub. gletdlam, als
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bieier enoru,en @aoncen bier am 5lu6
bon unieren 8orgdnger1 angelegt
todre; es bebarf alio nur zines foliben
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Jabritfaot erften &ansss gu MAIDEN.
gu einem berartigen Mnfang fnb
Opfer erforberlid, tute He iebe Stabt
bringen muB, uno i'd babe bic fefe
ueber3euauug, BOB bas 2omits f@ iei,
ner Nufgabe po1fommen bemuBt 1T uab
bieielbe i'm Snterefe ber Stabt erlebis
gen mirb.
MIs SQufration bon Opfern, tuie fe
BON superintendent 5tdoten gebra6i
werben. min i'd nur erpdbnen, boB
tpdbrenb meines Mufentbaltes in 30
lebo, Obio, feiner 3eit $500. 900 ut.
tien BON ben Birgern Der stabt eeuom.
men rperben muBten. UNI bic Milburn
Wason Worfs bon Snbiana nod So
lebo au bringer. unb i'd CLAUDE faum,
baB folebo bieie Sabrif fur cine Mil.
lion Oo0ars pieber aufeeben ptirbe.
s. 0uberi6.
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Risnlano 3ueiIelt, baB 9r. Sase's
@atarrb 6clnebp and wirfli9 lcOen
Gatarr6 bcilt, Oh oil Nun Die &ranfbeit
erff neuerbiasS sir ;agesogcn ODER OBJ
Oiefelbt bereits ldnser III Oeitem &Orpsr
iuuraelt, neil bic Seriteller llr Ssrs
trauen Surd cine @araRtie bon $500
befraftisen, NIB siuar 1T bies feline
marftidreieriide 5eitunss @arantle, :
iouberi iinO oieielbcn nauf gerlansea"
ieben auseublid fit bid Gersit.
Dieter ausenblid tritt Oar1n ein, iuetta
bu benefit, oaB bic Serite0er beiielben
biz feline 9siluns oeri@oifen fonntsn.
Der @run6 fit ibr @ertrauen liest
aber bariu
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bunbert ,6daen BON Gatarrb I'M Gopfe,
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stiatten, bid ats BEN sts5oiSen SunSert.
fen anauieben.
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serauttrtes fpsetFi9es 9eilmtttsI fur 9pferte, ardms
Sfes utrr6ie ReuralstaJ 8opffMmerSen, nerpbie t1ebers
ssstuna nnb ltfpannnns, reruria@t tur4 ben hters
tsit, acknowledgement unb @etirnerreipnns, Bile
IN @aFufun ausartet nab aHsemetnes GIerb, Siens
t4Hm unb Cob berbetfhbrt. IS 10 aud Elm SetImitteI
s ssssa sci ' setSsn o sssIat srs.n EXPERIMENTATION ae,l1atSTsbra, S Se.
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stnen @epnat. $1.00 bic G@a9teI, cher 6 G@aMtefn
xpts saranttren, bab 6 G4a4teln ieben Eau better
Herben. Mit ieter 1efenuns fir s 69a4tsln, bic BET
ms NIT BEN Yreiie ~etulduft, ienben MIR BEN Beiener
ugfegeu f9rtftItaen Garautte . S@etn, bas mtr bas
0elh lnrhdf9t6ent penn has wattteI tetne Seiluns bes
ytrff. Grl9s G@etne perben nur ausseielt pom
Gttp DrMg Stcre (Gtn5tse Msenten) SO. 8 CAP
Gsmuerte Gtreet, Can 4ntrntc, Gegae.
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0nmbleS 8eridbt iiber bic europ1tfbe
8raunfDblen=Se SnDuftrte.

Der Staaisgeologe Prof. DumbIe III
iest bon feiner &eiie mad europa 3u.
rldgetsbrt. bereu 3ued es mar, f9
iber bic Mrt unb Weiie au informirer,
in uel@er man bic Braunfoble (Lig.
nite) briben fhr bdusliGe unb inbu.
ftrteae 3wede nuBbar ma9t.
Sn feinem Beri6te ali ben Qommiis
fdr 6olinesmortb. beHsn Department
bas geoloa.fde Bureau unterifelt lit,
i9ilbert er ipsaieQ bic grfabr9ngen, bic ct
In Seutf1laao unb OeferreiG in Be.
aug anF Die @eDinnuug Der Sraunfoble
unb TIRE 8e,mertbuns genuadt bat.
Dumble be5ei@nst bteisn 8srift nur
dls eineu vborldufisen" uno felt nod
einsn einsebenberen iiber bcRelbe She
mo in Nusf@t.
st tbeilt bic eurDpdif9en Btauntob.
len ie nod ibsem esologif9eu Utter in
fnlgenbe 4 Glofen Elm: Sorf. e:gents
lihe 8rauatoble. pe9tobleunb Slang.
toble.
Rad Dumble in5 ale oiele 4 bers
fAiebenen Nrteu Der 8rauntoble bier In
Seras in GROCER Menae pertreteu, ieoc6
in febr berfGieSener Qualit6t. Wdb.
reub es in eiu3elneu 2aseru in 5eras
8rauntoblen aiebt, bic ben id9ff9en
(mahrideinIih meint Dumble Die aus
Der umgegeno bon Dale. tpo bic 8raurs
foble bieIfaA oi6t unter Der 6umus.
S9iGt b%erporgeboIt wirb) gan3 glein.
fpertbig 1T, giebt GO mieber anbere, Die
burG eineu 3u ffarfeu G1mefeIgebaIt
ooer cine 5u ifaife 8simeuguug unpers
brenuba,tr Subftau3en fir prattii1e
3Dede nabesu unbrau65arif.
Sn Der Stspermart uno in B6bmen
bat Sumble in ben Jabrifen Der pers
f6iebenifen Wrt unb aud an Qotomott.
ben 6ei3, 0orri@tuugen tenneu aelernt,
welbe es geitaiteu, bic 8raunfoble fos
gar obne borberige ummaublrns in
preBtoblenfeine (Briquettes) 3u Der,
tOenosn. St 5at 5tia,en bieier 9si3'
W0rri@!ungen mitgebrodt, bic er als In
bobem Srabe Der Wa6abmung wtrb!g
empfieblt.
Was bic Gabritation Oct Brs6fsiue
anbsttift. 10 tbeilt Mr. DumbIe nit,
baB bieier Suouftrie3weig fps3iel in
Wttiel' Seutf6lano gut gtbbtsn Der
ooltOmmuung selanot lei.
NuA fit bic Gabritatien bon 9atof.
lin bolt Dumble bic teranii9s 8rauu'
foble in bobem @rabe geeignet.
Dumble bat proben Der uerFhieoen.
ten Art bon teranif1sn 8ronnfobler
In Deutf6lanb, Osferreid unS 6rani
reid 3uriifseiafen. nit msI9en men II
ben gr6Bten Briquette 6abriten sings,
benbe Berluhe anitsllen pirb. llebe,
bic Reiultais bieEer Experiments nirb e.
beri@ier, Denn ihm ielbfi etft bic Gin
gebenen Miitibeiluusen bartiher ause
saHgeu fao.