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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-08
The Golden Cross.

At the regular meeting Of Halcyon Comman-
derry. No. 12S, U. o. g. c., last evening, Noble
Commander W. s. stetson presided. Under
the good of the order speeches were made by
the noble commander, Sir knights Thomas
Humphrey, Geo. II. Cline. Jas. Trainor, Jas. s
Sharp, X. ID. Weston. NJ. l.. Venable Of Mt. Yer
non, Nm. A. Harries Of Goodwill and others
Sir knight Jas. W. Loveless gave q baritone
solo. and Sir Knight W. H. Fope Of Goodwill
gave reading, The Gay Person"
AZ the last regular meeting OF Mt. Vernon
Commandery, No. 440, U. .. g. c., Noble Com
mander j. II. A. Fowler presided. Sir knight,
N. L. Venable, J. II. A. Fowler and Miss Glars
T. Lewis were appointed the committee on thu
library. and the chairman announced that the
complete works Of " ashington Irving had beer
presented to the commandery.
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Last wear an order was issued from the war
Department amending paragraph $50 Of TIE
army regulations by sbolishing the require
ment that captains should make . complete
inspection Of their companies under srns
every Sunday, and providing thas
this inspection should be made on satar-
day. The same regulation was further
amended by the addition Of . pro-
vision that an inspection Of the mems drsss
and general appearance only .houid ALSO es
which this latter amendment was 10 apply he's
been interpreted differently In different com
manda, 30 that the practice under il has not
been uniform. Yesterday . general order was
issued from the department striking out the
provision from the regulations
Another order issued by the department
amends paragraph 1225 Of the Regulations.
which provides for the transportation Of regt-
mental and company property, Ac-, 90 - 70 81
low the transportation Of professional books
for hospital Stewards not ssessding - psanAs
h WEIGHT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-08

II weally don't understand some Of the we
mahks that abe made to me-, said Gus de Jay.
Just now was coming down the sweet with
Jack Bifins, and he said, Gus, you ought to be
verwy gwateful to those five men who Just
passed. "Pon my wuhd. I answered, 1
don't know one of them That makes no diff
ferwence,' said Jack, you abe still alive"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-08

from tie effect OF heat
and excitement The
obliging surgeon. pr.
Francis J. Mocdman. is
ever on hand when his
services are required.
The boys have great
faith in him. The
health Of the camp
continues excellent and
IL sill that could be do
sired.
The rounds were
made last night by
Adjt. Mcdowell. Quar-
tcrmsster Parsons, Sur
geon Moodman and
Lieut.. Vale. The senti-
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The Vessels to He Released.

The Vessels to BE Released.
Telegraphic information received at the
State Department from the United States con-
sui at st. Stephens, N. B., confirms the press
reports from Ottawa of the 4th instant that
the Canadian government proposed to release
the seven fishing vessels seized by the Cana
dian cruiser Dream near Eastport
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THE SIXTH BATTALION.
SIN Enjoying Themselves Al Camp Cecil
Clay, BAY Ridge.

FIFTH DAT IN cAMP-FEATUREs OF THE DAY
REVIEW OF BALTIMORE LIGHT INFANTRY BY
GENERAL oRDwAY-sKIRMIsH DRILLING BIT THE
xsrRx ooxnAxD-sxrRMrsHISa FOR SUFFER-
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and the commissioned and non-commis-ioned
officers OF the guard.
ANY officer or enlisted man who trife. with
OF interferes in any manner with any Of Tie
sentinels will be severely dealt with
by order Of Maj BARTLETT
ALEXANDER b. MCDOWELL
First Lieutenant aud Adjutant
SURGEON FRANCIS ,. wooDMaS.
The medical department rendered signal
assistance yesterday TO member Of the Balti-
more battalion who had become exhausted
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-08

All what a cruel planet this is!
For all must learn that Summer Misses
Cannot exist on dainty blisses
Like chewing gum and lovers kisses.
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]. s. Swormstedt has purchased Of G. A.
Whitaker for 5000 subs AZ and 40, square 3S3,
2.275.47 feet, fronting "a feet on 9Th street be-
tween u street and Virginia avenue southwest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-08

Fresh:-(alluding to an explosion Of blasting
POWDER. What do you suppose that was?
/ Brine:-(who is an expert in iand). THAT,
sir, was q boom in real estate"
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SHOOTING STARS.

The men who laid the scheme TO rob the treas
ury should have waited till the Summer Hotel
headwaiters got through with some of the
money.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-08

The famous Tokay vineyards have been a.
most destroyed By the pbylloxsra
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ODE TO MALARIA.
A thrill,
A pill,
Great Scottl
a chilli

It is no breach Of logic to conclude that the
man with the rum blossom is Q blooming
chump.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-08

Jack the Ripper is the oldest inhabitant'a
only rival.
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FOR SAIE-IOTS

l'Oh SAL, DON'T AISS THIS CHANCE!
Going, gonx, gone to those who take it, 45.OC0
ieet OF choice building SITES whole in lots
Situate on New NorS North Capitol s..
cheapest adjoining property SL25 foot. Ours IL
M0ULTON & WHEELOCK.
IT 1922 l4th St. n. ".
ZOE sALE-CoLUMBIA HEIGHTS, 18TH ST..
MERRILL WHITE,
aua-3t TIA st.
EoR sALE-G 81. \. E. BKT.3D AND 4TH. SOUTH
l. side, lot 20xt5; alley. A bargain. &c. per it.
MERRILL WHITE.
auS-3t Ill4 ct.
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How doth the little fiylet
.Aave fun whate'er betide?
~ jumps on the revolving fan
And revels in a ride.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

OK SAl.F-
bar<alD-. ssN-rJOm bricks. st Sc,
renting Tor 81. ~. e. 80
S-rooln urlck, ST. s-w., lot 2.0xll5. rent
4Ot
Groom brick. St n e.. renting for sl5. 40. l.SOO
IAN st. near L, DR.. brick and stable 400
sth ST. Sc. brlck, Or, new. 8 400
aus-a W. l. HOPKINS CO.. i4:5o St
FOR sALE.4 NEW GROOM BRICK HOUSES
4 on fulton ST. ne. rent 20: Price . ]. 400
each BUCKLEY SMITH,
AUST With Geo. E. Emmons, 1416 " Y. ave- n. ".
IfoR sALE-A GOOD TwO-SrORY BRICK HOUs Z
= on ~ St ne SIX rooms and bath. all mi. and .
pleasant location; price, S:,, 500.
au1-.,t GEO. A, JORDAN, 14I7 F st.
E0R SALE TwO-STORY BRICK HOUSE ON
Wylie 81; ne. near cars and coaches six rooms
price. 800. GEO. A JORDAN.
AMT 14l7 + st.
L'oR sALE-A TwO-STORY BRICK HOUSE ON
Il 9TH St sc six rooms and bath lot 17xlOot~ alley
au7-2t GEO. A. JORDAN. 14l7 st.
L'OR SALE-A GOOD TwO-STORY SIX-ROOM
Il and bath brick house Defrees st. near govern
men: printing Office: always rented to good parties
wall sell at a very low price and on easy terms
aI1-2 GEO. A JORDAN. 1417 st.
l,OR SAILOR WILL TRADE FOR A FARM
tn. finest business property and dwelling in the Dis
t-iCt OF Columbia. Call on address ENOCH MARIS
& CO.. 6l4 ct. W. auI-r'
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In the sultry embraces of diffident summer,

IN eIlDIdCts OF
The price of impotence we pay;
As with many hard sought and long waited
conner.
We wished she had fingered away.
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EOR SALE
SOETHEAST

EOR SALE
L SOUTHEAST.
Il]315 and lli7 Nj 81.
fh. 10 and cir. 81, OO(
o01 and sos vs. ave,
snd 40 9TH >. and =
unimprove,l lots. a, JO
21t TO -, 18th st and
Kentucky ave let u
anu ; G ave. ( Ii. A, OO(
321. ;s.} and 323H ID st.
Z h. Or. each. -. >. OO(
3U2 9Th st. bh, Jr. 3. OOt
gA-glI | st. Z h. ;Jr 2. J0(
Alley bet 18th and eth.
q and + SITS. b h. 81. I. 50(
3o5 10Th st. fl. 5r. Il. 50(
3l:3 10Th st, I h. Jr. i, JO(
l:345, 1341 and 1349 X
81, 1 h. or, each. .2&
A.. X 81. I h. Or. .0U
3 Hope ave. b "a, Ar. .SUt
l2Us Attn st. & Il, 4r.....SW
iOS L st, b h. 3r. .6Ot
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| new home, Luray. Va
Jas. E. Padgett Miss A. E. Webster, Miss
Webster, A. B. Ruff and family Mrs. c. H.
| StOweu and daughter, Mrs Fonimia Korham-
| ner, Mrs. L. NJ. Stoegerer and Miss Blackwood
are registered at the Sheldon. Ocean Grove.
| Col D. Gray Purman and his two daughters,
the Misses NJ. NJ. and Elizabeth B. Purman,
| of Takoma, left Baltimore Thursday by steam
ship for Boston. They will visit Nova Scotia
| before they return. Mr.. I. A. Robbins of the
Post Office Department accompanied them.
Miss Emma s. Brown Of 1929 10th street is at
the waverly, Ocean Grove.
| Miss E. Paper, Miss NJ. Gibson and Miss
Louise Moeller are at White Hall, Md.
Mrs. Representative Bynum and daughter
and sons are spending the month of August at
Fauquier White Sulphur Springs.
Mrs. Emma F. Price and daughter, Mrs John
T. Price and daughters and Miss Esther Price
are spending pleasant time at the Blue Ridge
mountains
Miss Belle Barrett Of 18th street returned
from Fortress Monroe but has gone to Allan
| tic City.
Mr. W. J. Marsh is visiting "Swan Meadows"
near Oakland, Nd, the home of Mrs. Gen.
Kelley.
| Miss Annie Behrens, Miss Agnes Schmidt,
| Miss Mary and Miss Emil Schmidt have gone
to Rock Enon Springs.
| The Rev. John u Ames, who was q passenger
in the stage that was overturned and wrecked
| on the Warm Springs mountain on Thursday,
reached the city yesterday, having escaped with
| only slight bruises. Mrs Ames and daughter
are still at the Warm Springs.
| Miss Emma Waldsaw of I'd street northeast ia
summering at Oak Hall, Va.
Miss Marie Decca who has been spending the
last month with her brother, Mr.. Homer john
stone OF X street, has gone to Chautauqua. NY.
Miss Dora coleman and Miss Stella Evans are
spending the month Of August at Boyd's sta
| ton.
Mr.. VIM. G. Randolph Lee will spend the re-
| mainder of the summer at Audenreid, among
| Howard Fairfax Lee is spending his outing
| of the lower Potomac.
Mrs. Edward Mullin and her young SON,
Frank, accompanied by Mrs. William Foos,
have gone to Atlantic City for the remainder of
| the season.
| Capt. Mannix and family leave this evening
on avisit TO Fort Monroe and Newport
Capt and Mrs. James II. Baldwin and Miss
Jeanette Baldwin, Lieut.. J. H. Duval and fam
lily, Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Freeman, DR.. r. b.
bradford, Mr.. and Mrs. B. B. Bradford, MI.
and Mrs. G. NJ. Emmerich and Mr.. and Mrs. C.
N. Bell are et the Brown Villa, Cape May.
Mr.. and Mrs. Giles Shine, who have been
4 spending their vacation in this city, will leave
next Wednesday. Mrs. Shine Oavinia shan
nom win 30 TO Brooklyn and Mr.. Shine TO
PhiladalphiA
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L SUBURBAN HOUSES
WITH CITY IMPROVEMENTS
AND RAPID TRANSFORMATION.
Now Is the time 10 buy. For iul Particulars, terms
and psralilr to INSPECT call upon the undersaxnsd
We also have other suburban houses from ~ 500 and
upward IN alt paris Of tue suUurbs-
We would BE pleased To show tness properties Az
pLcstlon ~ VuE ONCE
usLACHLEN 3 BArCHELDER,
,s0o OQnw loth saa g -
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| this summer in her own home at Tacoma.
Washington.
| Mavroyeni Bey, the Turkish minister. after
| having played host at Bar Harbor in grand
| viZer style and having tasted the best Of the
sweets there SO freely offered, has deserted that
| favored spot on the northern coast for what he
| knows is surely awaiting him at fashions CITY
by the sea-Newport
| Marquis Imperiall is restoring our friendly
relations with Italy by delightful hospitalities
in the shape OF luncheons eaten at the club
house at Bar HarbOr.
| Bar Harbor is stepped with the excitement
and gossip attendant upon the presentation OF
| school by amateurs on the Goth aud 2lst OF
| August In the cast are the Misses Hunt, Mrs
| Chas Whelan, Mr.. A. C. Barney and Mr.. Pierre
Stevens of this city. Bar Harborites are nothing
| if not intellectual, and bit esthetic, too, and
there is sufficient Bohemian artistic air to make
this performance thoroughly successful and en-.
| tirely appreciated.
| Secretary Tracy, with Mr.. Frank Tracy, Mrs
Withholding and her daughter, are all at Ba,
Harbor now. and generally taking part m fhe
| amusements.
| At Newport the foreigners have strength.
ened the Washington representation and are in
great demand. Sir Julian Pauncefote, who
has his legation men in comfortable cottage
| with him. has an equally comfortable carriage
for his private use. He was the leading guest
the other night at Mrs. Astor's dinner party
and il Mr.. Barclay had two or three separate
personalities he Cor they, to speak more prop.
erly) might then be reasonably expected TO ac-
cept all the dInners and treats offered him
| NJ. lie CHAT IL another Of the amiable diplomats
who are finding their measure OF content al
Newport, and, with the addition of Mavroyeni
Bey. that popular resort has rather cause to be
| bit triumphant Is drawing card. Among
other things there which the gay world mark
with big red star il Mrs. Whitney ball. an.
nounced for next Friday night.
There Is . tremor Of excitement all through
the Beverly district on account of the approach.
ing marriage Of Miss Eustis and Mr.. Hitch.
cock The bsids-sleot upon several occasions
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L'OR SALOON EASY TERMS-FOUR LOTS ON
Wien Heights and four lots Pettits addition TO
Hyattsyile Address OWNER, city post office auo-6
L'OR sALE-HOLMEADM MANOR, MT PLEASANT,
beautiful cottage Sites so feet front convenien:
to l4th st. cable; cheapest ground in the District
many COTTAGES grAveled streets and shade
price 2.,c. II. BkICE LIPSCOMB,
au1-3t 6lS 18th st.
I,OR sALE-LOT on H ST. n. E.. 10 BY 80 TO
15-ioot alley; will lie sold cheap nice lot
home. HARRY W. DOWLI q,
au.-X Gl2 At
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bon 9pionen umseben tperbe, bic ale
meme 99ritte belauiden. ga, es 1T
nabr, baB i'd Or. W%tnbtbort empfans
gen babe, es fdlt mir ni9t i'm gerinaz
fen elm, bas in Nbreoe ffeQen gu tpo[len.
Sd babe i'm einselaben, um nit ibm
tber gewife Gragen gu perbanbsln,
aber bas 1T ni9t nur mein Re1t, fon,
bern es 1T au9 meme gHt9t, in reaem
Wtetnunssaustaui9 nit geiftrei@en pos
lititern gu fteben, einerlei OBJ bieIelben
i'm parlament our &es;erungspartei
gebtren ober niat, uub Niemanb =
aud Gp. Maieftdt ni9t-weroen mid
oara1 perbinbern f6nnen. bas au tbun |"
Na9 oiefen, In ber sr6Bten @rregung
gefpro9enen Wotten etttIieb Der Gailer
ben &an8ler our3 eine eiufa@e 9anbs
b%ewegung.
Die &luft, bic bierbur9 seriKen uar,
ionte ME uieber t6erbriift uerben. GIs
Der San5ler oann, ieiner grfldrung se;
NAB, fetn @ntlaKuussgeiu6 einrei6te,
tpurbe baRelbe obne Meiteres angenom.
r'en uno 0err b. @apripi gum Na9fol.
ger gismards ernannt.
Wenn man natirli9 aud benz
S1Dei3er Gorrespontenten Der .sDaily
News bic 8iirsl@aft fur bic @enau.
t9feit unb Ai6tisteit Der obigen @1tIs
berung i~i5erlafen muB. 10 lit bod ni6t
gu %bertenneu, 6aB bteTeIbe ben Stempel
BET Wabrf6einIi6teit 5ur s@au trdst.
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@atk far IHtiery

@ur aber 50Sabren fdpn tpu-he Aars.
Winsio!p's @ootbing Sn.up bon Wils
lionen BON Mtittern beim 3abnen ber
Rtnber anseirenbet. Wira gu i'm
S9iafe bur9 bas S@reies eines Rinbes
gef6rt. bas i'm 3ahneM 1T unb Dor
S9mersea ueints Wenn 10, laEe ipfprt
etue Slaihe bon saers. MtnsIpp's 500.
thing eprups boIeu. Gsin Wsrth ii IN,
he5ablbar. &c tpirb benz tleinen 2eihen.
ben fofurt 2inoerung berf9aHen. Ser.
labt Sud barauf, MRtter, es III .eiu
3meifsl barhber. Gs beiIt 9pientern
unb 0iarrboe, regulirt BEN Magen un6
bic Mierei1, befeitist Minb . Rciit, cts
mei@t ben @aunren, berbinbert gntsan,
oung unb ffdrft bas gatae 5pHem.
sMrs. MinsIops Soothing GprupA
fur sabuenbe Rinber 1T angemebm III
@ei@mad unb bas 4e3ept }iammi bon
einem Der befen treibIiHen @erate In
ben Der. Staaten. gs III BET alien
Oruggiiten In Der gar3er Welt su ba<
ben. preis IS @ts. per Glaf6e.
Rauft nidD.s anhereg ais Mrs. Miasz
lous 6Ootbina Syrup.
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bur9 bic @bemniber @eri9tsbeb6rben
porlegen. Serielbe tpurbe berbaftet unb
3wangsweiie benz Strafri9ter borge'
fabrt, obDobl ibn feline rSmmuHitd!"
dig Mbgentbneter ndbreno Der Geifos
men BEG &ei6stags bapor gel6tbt boz
ben foate. Nur nit Der 8iQignug ber
Maioritdt beg Sauies tam bic 8erbaf'
tung zines Mitgliebes oerielben erfols
gen. SEPT aber befauo fi6 Der &ei@ss
tag ioemea nod in Seffon, b bic
SiBungen nur psrtagt, ni6t aber aufz
seboben woroen tparen. Das @bems
niger @eri6t bat fi6 obne 3weifel cine
8erleBung Der Smmunitdt zines Wfi!s
gliebes bes Sauies gu SGuIoen toms
men lafen.
Die GommiERon. peI6e eingeiebt
tporben uar, UNI ben 8uaoesratbs=gnts
tpurf elmer Bia gegen ben Mibbrau4
geiHiger @etrdnfe burd5uberatbsa. tpirb
ibren 8eri@t ieb%enfalls erft mad ben
Weibna6tsferieu einrei9en.
Sie amtlt6e lnteriu9ung bes Be-
redtigtss Nufieben ~erresenbea Gales.
baB In elmer Genbune ameritanifden
5dmeinefleii6es in SileIborf Sri4is
men entbedt uorben fein ioaten, bat bic
5batfaGe erseben. baB bas betrefenbe
tri6in6ie Glsii6 Mot bet amerifas
niiden unteriu6unss Stempel trug.
Sieier Gaq fam unb tpirb alio ni9t
ben gerinsiten ginfluB auf bic fernere
ginfubr ameritanti@en s6meinefets
f@es. 5beds unb S9infeus baben,
uenn biefe Waaren bon einem amtlis
den @ertiitat iiber bic oorgef9riebene
mitroitopii@e uatetIu@ung besleitet
inb.
Sas preuBii6e Rriees > Miniterium
bot nod e~insebenben 8erfuden nit
Der 9~erfeauns bon gommiB 8rot aus
einer Mii9ung bon Roggenmebl unb
amerifanii@em Maismebl bei6lofen,
cine probe nit iolbem grot an3uifelen
unb man elaubt. buB au9 anbere Ser.
maltungssD Departments, 10 ). 9. bic
9erpaltuns ber Staats, 3u6tbduier
unb s@efdngnife bieiem 8eiipiele rad.
fplgerl tper6en.
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gaIifcrnias@csne.

acknowledgement finben Elm grobes Na'
ger BON feiuen california ; Weinen BEL
9erru 5. s. Weper am Mlamo
plaaa. 9err Weper irdt bic Weine
on Ort uub Stelle aus ulb fault BRET
aus benz 2eler Der Meinai6ter. als
gutem Renner selingt es TIM TETS, bic
belfen 5orten aus3utpdblen. St fam
ieine 2unben unn 5amiIien nit einem
guten Sropfen perieber. 3otbs uni
WeiBweine in por3IgI;@er QuaIitdi
BON iebt ab $1.00 per @allone -frel
tns Saus geltefert.
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Sem aeeArten 8ublifuut

bic san3 e~rssbene Mnaeise, bob mir
bur@ unfersn ueuen 3antuasen in ben
5tanb gefebt Rnb, SGmpen : Del unb
@afoline unieren 2unoen ins Qars au
liefern uno bort bOr5umeRen. @aio.
lines unb S%elfaHnen nit 3rabn ftibrt
ber @agen tets nit unb f3nnen BEN
seebrten 9unben auf 8erlangen aur
8enuBuns iiberlaKen meroeu. I'm ge.
neigten 3u{pru6 biitet bic
Miffton Oil D..
(Snbabsr 5. 70. u. Grombers.)
Is 81. AlamotraBe. SeIepbon 543.
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Grfrenltde goti@aft fit 2aubreuter.
Wene bemtf@e 3oIpnie.

~seWe " 0u y ute
Sn Wnertennuns bes GleiBes, Der
@usbauer, Der Si9tieteit urb beg eb=
renperttsn Characters Der teutI9en
Ta1met, bat bic 8ap Mranias 2anb &
Smmigration Gompasnie, tpelGe eii1en
groBen Sbeil Der tpegen ibrer groben
Gru9tbatfeit unb ibres angenebmeu
unb ~geTunben Glimas %betannteu st.
@barles 6alhinfel" befBt, bef6loKen,
btefes ausgeseihnete Ganb nit beutlaen
Bauern uab Sbf3idtern su colonis
firen. Diefes 3anb Iiegt in Mranfas
@ountp, Seras, on oer RIfte bes meris
fanii6en @oIfes.
Der 8Doen 1T nit 5anb unb aer.
febten seemniGeIn gemif9t, baber
lei9t gu bearbeiten, auBerbem bat er
ben groBen Bor5ug Der unterbepdKe.
rurg. Sas 8esenmaKer bleibt ni6t in
yfltben ifeben, langiam nsrbunftenb
unb ben goben fauerno, nie bas In 10
man9cn @esenben Der Soil 1T, ioabern
es 3iebt bur9 ben lodereu 8ooen uno
bereinigt f9 nit benz iberal unter Der
Sberfdae nur trentge Sub tief 3u fins
benben Wa1er; In GoIse beHem III Der
8oben mentse COL unter Der Obers
fiddle INNER feu6t, ielbft in ben trodens
ten Sobren unb eignet ih beBbalb 10
bortreffi6 fur Semitic unb ObHbau.
gs giebt fein 2anb auf Der Welt, MOO
Der Wein ipd6lf ME bier, unb er reift
mebr ols einen NOnat friber, aIs in
Californian.
VS. fnb i9on einige 9eutf9e bier,
unter anberen Strip 3immermamn, tpel.
der friber auf Der Stats : Mderbaus
i6uIe nabe 8rpan als @drtner an.
geIfent mar.
Str Sagblieber unb Slider 1T es
bas refine paraDies. gs 1T bier cine
CUTE 8eIegenbeit fur einen @efddftss
mann, um einea tleinen Gaufaben,
perbunbeu nit BauhoIabanbeI, an3us
fangen, bic Rnmpasnie rpirb ben Store
bauen lafen.
Was oas 2anb 10 empfeblenspertb
ma@t fur bisberige Genter, III, baB bic
2ompagnie ben 0euti9en 10 gtnftige
Raufbebingunsen felt, fe brauden
ndmli9 bas erite Sabr feinen Gent @eIb
an3uaablen, aber miifen fi9 foglei@ ars
febeln unb einen She'll ibres gemdbIten
Sanbes bebauen. @s tpirb l1ur an
wirtli@e GniebIer, aber midt
an Speenlanten berfauft. 9euti@e
perben in ieber 8eaiebune bebpr3ugt.
Die Gompagnie bat 9erru Qouis
$. 8rd5I, pel9er In Mranias paB
lfriber &odport genannt) cine Mpos
tbefe befbt, als ibren beutfDen Msenten
ernannt fur ben 8ertauf ibrer 2Gnbe=
reien uub nitro berielbe germ bereit iein,
aue Mnfragen gu b%eauttporten, unb bies
ienigeu, welGe fomrnen unb f9 bas
2anb anieben molen, bon Mrauias paB
aus fret bortbirt gu fhbren.
@an berfeble biefe @eIesenbeit ni9t.
~beionbers ba bas 2anb in Der Wdbe bes
tiinftigen Siefwafer 0afens Qranias
paB 1T.
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ReueRe bort 3u finben.