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Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-06-03
Killed in a Runaway.

PRINCETON, Kan, May 3O.-Miss Mel
lie Drum, the ~1s-year-old daughter of
John Drum, a prominent farmer living
near here. was dragged to death by a
runaway horse. The young lady was
just stepping into the buggy when the
horse started and caught her feet in the
reins. She was found dead in the road.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-06-03
Dickinson Is Enthusiastic.

WASHINGTON, May 3O.-M-. Don M.
Dickinson enthusiasticall predicts Cleve-
lands nomination. When interviewed
upon his return to this city, as to the
truth of the reports about Mr.. Cleveland
withdrawing from the fight, Mr.. Dick
inson said with great emphasis that
Cleveland would not withdraw under
any circumstances unless the people
who have demanded his services retire
him. While in New York he visited
Mr.. Cleveland, who, he says, "is as free
from care and as serene as ever"
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-06-03
NEW Is CONFIDENT.

Harrison Will Be Renominated on the
First Ballot, He Says.
INDIANAPOLIS. May 2S.-Mr. j. G..
New, consul general at London, returned
home at noon and will leave for Mime
apolis next Tuesday. Speaking of the
political situation he said:
II am confident that President Harrison
will be renominated on the first ballot"
"Do you think that Secretary Blaioe will
be a candidate." was asked.
II know nothing further about Mr..
Blaine's intentions than what has been
expressed in his public letter and given to
the public in the form of interviews with
his friends"
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-06-03
Total Loss by High Water in
Five States Estimated at
$32,ooo,ooo.
The Damage Done in Iowa and
Kansas Not as Great as
Reported.
Refugees OF the Flooded Dis.
tricts Of Arkansas Badly in
Want of Food.

New YORK. May 2s.-Speciafvadvices.
to Bradstreet's from regions affecteA
more seriously by foods point to an ag-
gregate loss in five states of $50, 100000,
which includes damage to railway prop
erty, destruction of or damage to levees,
to farm buildings, machinery, live. stock,
and crops, as well as loss on other props
erty. Louisiana and Arkansas have loAp
less in this respect than reported, AZ
Illinois and Missouri probably more.
Losses in Iowa and Kansas have been
greatly exaggerated. :
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-06-03
Graves Will Run.

DULUTH, May 2s.-Colonel c. H.
Graves has published a letter accepting
the call to make the run for congress in
the Sixth congressional district. This
was in response to a call signed by
about $50 Republican politicians, promi-
nent citizens, newspaper men and others,
who asked him to be a candidate.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-06-03
According to Milliken.

New York, May 3O.-A special to The
Herald from Washington says that
Blaine will accept the Republican NOM
nation If rendered to him. The author
ity for the statement is Representative
Nilliken of Maine, one of MI. Blaine's
warmest friends. MI. Milliken also
says that Mr.. Blaine will write no more
letters relative to the presidency.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-06-03
General auckland Dead,

FREMONT, o., May 2s.-General Ralph
H. auckland, of this city, died during
the day from a stroke of apoplexy, at
the age of 80 years. He was in COM
mand of the Fourth brigade of the Army
Of the Tennessee at Shiloh and was a
member Of the Thirty-ninth congress.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-06-03
Waiting for Low water.

SHAwANo. Wis, May 3O.-Twenty-
five million feet of pine lie in the river
here ready to be sluiced through the
dam as soon as the water goes down.
The water has been so high that the
drivers do not dare let the logs through,
as they would get stranded on the low
lands when the water subsidies. Proba-
bly, they will begin sluicing in about a
week.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-06-03
Two Men Killed.

RACINE, Wis, May 2S.-At 4 o'clock
two freight cars were wrecked at West
ern Union Junction, On the Chicago,
Milwaukee and St. Paul railroad. J.
Knapp and Wallace Finley were killed.
Both men Lived at Osway, Canada.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-06-03
Endorse Blaine.

CHICAGO, May 2S.-The Fourth dis
trict Republican congressional conven-
ton was held in this city and elected
delegates to Minneapolis. The candi.
dacy Of James G. Blaine for the presi.
dency was endorsed.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-06-03
sympathize with Irvine.

LINCOLN, Neb., May 30.-The coroner's
jury found the killing of Montgomery
by Irvine to have been felonious. Irvine
has received nearly a hundred kilograms
from prominent people in Salt Lake
Offering sympathies and all manner Of
assistance.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-06-03
Seven Thousand Conscience Money.

Seven thousand Coincidence Money.
BALTIMORE, May 2S.-The city hall
authorities were somewhat startled Fri
day to learn that a citizen had become
conscience stricken to the extent of ST.
27O.15, and had surrendered that sum to
the public treasury. The money, which
the owner felt was not properly his, was
due the city for non-payment of taxes.
The name of the remorseful individual
has not been learned.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-06-03
Curing Hides.

Sailing hides should be done under
cover. First, a layer Of salt of about
n inch should be spread over the floor,
on the place intended for the hide pile.
Then on the salt spread out the first
hide, flesh side up, taking care that there
shall be no folds or wrinkles. Cover the
hide completely with salt, and then put
on the next hide as before, with another
layer of salt. 1t is necessary to have
the hides spread smoothly, with plenty
Of salt between each hide, SO that no
portion of the hide will he left uncov-
cred. The quantity of salt necessary is
about forty or fifty pounds to a hide. It
is generally good plan to make the
outside of the hide pile a trife higher
than the center, as this method allows
all the moisture to remain in the pile
and prevents draining. This can be
done by turning in the shanks and head
pieces and using plenty of salt. The
time to salt a hide depends somewhat O n
the climate, and in no case should the
salt be applied until it has lost its ami
NAL heat.
This will take from eight to twenty
hours, according to the condition of the
weather. To be we'll cured the hide
should remain in the salt from ten to
twenty days, as the case may be, and
then taken out, carefully shaken and
compactly tied into packages. It is a
mistake to cure hides in a vat, as it will
cause them to plump up and detract
from their weight when shipped. Be-
sides they will not make as good leather
as those not treated to a pickle, becom-
ing hanky. The lost weight cannot be
regained. The tendency of hides to dry
out in this climate can be overcome by
keeping them covered with dampened
burlaps or old carpets. If these obser.
vations are carefully noted there will be
no trouble with curing hides.-Field and
Farm.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-06-03
ALFALFA BLOAT.
When Danger Is to he A~pprehenda,
from Alfalfa Easturing.

When Danger Is to he A~pprehended
from Alfalfa Pasturing.
have for some time been studying
the cause of bloat in cattle, the effect of
eating green alfalfa or clover. I find
that the alfalfa or clover when green is
very heating, and when animals have
eaten a quantity of it they become very
thirsty, us it is very heating in the
stomach. The danger from the bloat is
then to be feared. If warm water
can be furnished no serious results are
to he apprehended, but if cold water is
taken into the stomach bloating will
Immediately follow.
If they fill themselves up in the
ing or fore part of the night on green
clover or alfalfa, then i'll the morning
the cool dew or frost or rain that they
swallowed with their feed has the same
effect as drinking cold water. Inclose
two cows or sheep in a green clover or
alfalfa pasture where there is no water,
and after they have filled themselves
and become thirsty give one lukewarm
water and the other cold water, and
the n that drinks the ice water will
bloat and die in fifteen minutes.
/ find also that the leaves of the plant
are more heating than the stems. There
is no danger from feeding the plant
when it has age for two reasons; first,
animals then eat more of the stems; Sec
ond, at that time of the year the water
in the pools and bitches is more or less
warm. There is no danger in feeding
the hay after it is cured or in letting
animals run on alfalfa pasture when it
is partly dry and green mixed.
In handling alfalfa for hay many make
amistake.' The practice of forcing growth
so as to make four or five crops a year is
wrong. 1t only adds water to it, not
strength, and it loses greatly by shrink
age both in the field and stack, and
makes it little better than brown paper
for feed. Animals have to eat from four
to five pounds of water to get anything
out of the alfalfa hay cut so young, and
it causes horses to become weak in the
kidneys.
Alfalfa should not be cut until the
blossoms begin to fall, then the pods be-
gin to form and the plant has nutriment
in it. When a man cuts his alfalfa four
or more times a year to put it on the
market he Injuries himself, and the bal
ance of the community, as it is without
substance or fattening quality, and per-
o who buy the hay to feed to cattle
or work animals will not buy alfalfa
again, as they imagine all alfalfa hay is
alike. Some parties, however, are I'M
fortunate in having fields planted where
the ground is always moist. In such To-
cations it will grow too rapidly, and will
be of no use but to pasture or feed hogs
or milk stock, as it fills the place of slop
very well.-W. E. Anderson in Stock
Grower.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-06-03
Freddie Gebhardt,s New Role.

Freddie Gebhardt's New Role.
NEW YORK, May 2S.-The Press says
that Freddie Gebhardt is out in new
role. He has shown his appreciation of
DR.. Keeley's alleged cure for drunken
ness by establishing a Kelley institute
at Babylon. L. l.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-06-03
Picturesaue Clxdesdale.

If you want to see a picture of a
Clydesdale stallion, weighing over a ton,
here he is. The giant in the illustration
weighs 2,W0 pounds.
He is not meant for the race track, as
is plain to be seen. His mighty Joints
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-06-03
DRAFT CLYDESDALE.

and muscles make him too slow even for
a good farm horse. But for heavy haul
ing over short distances in cities or any
where else his type is the ideal. His
white stockings add to his striking ap-
pearance.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-22
Cages ; Neaisfeiteu.

Der gr Bunbess Senator Blair
bot erfldrt, bab er Dor Der republifaniz
f9en National aonbention ais prdfis
bentf6afts Gonbibat auftreten tuerbe.
Sn Der Bunbesbauptftabt Mafbz
ington wirb am 8. Mdr3 cine aonfef
rens Der potmeifter Der 65 gr6Bten
Stdbte Der Ser. Staaten suiammentres
ten, Der perf6iebene tpi9tige 0ragen in
8eaug auf bic 8ebeferung bes pofts
bienteS Dorliegen iperben.
= Mm 8ormittag bes 20. 6ebruar
fonnte man i'm SiBungiaale bes Re>
Observation-Disclosures au Waibington -.
II 6ongreBmdnner sdblen. Sie meis
ften &eprdientanten betbeiligten fid on
Der gummeltnur na6 Chicago.
= Die beiben feinbli1en @ruppen
Der bemofratif6en partei BON 9ouifis
ana baben ii9 babin geeinigt, baB bic
beioen bemofratif6en Staatstidets, bic
i'm borigen DECEMBER in Baton 9ouge
atl8enor1tmen tpurben, Der Mb1timmung
Der DeiBen Oemofraten in elmer YriT
mdrtpabl unterbreitet mer6en iol unb
bab bas Sidet, auf pel9es bic meiiten
Stlmmen fallen, als bas reguldre be-
motratiffe 3idet aneeieben tperbem foa.
iiber bas i'm gpril obsuitimmen ift.
OaS Datum Der prinldrtpablen lpirb
bemnd6it feitgeiebt tperben.
= Sn g}etp Dort trafen ettua 100
6arbige - Mdnner, sSrauen unb 8inz
Der Elm, Inn mad 2iberia ausaunanbern.
= Sn st. 2ouis iinb cine iiberaus
eroBe Menge bon .Delegaten au Der
aonferen3 Der 9lrbeits> unb 8.forms
Organiiationen eingetroffen, tuelde bic
8orarbeiten CUR Organization ber Drite
ten partei" erlebigen foll.
Nuslanb.
= 9lus Berlin f6reibt man: &es
frnten bes /. Garbe &egimentes in
potsbam baben i'm 2aufe bieieS Wloe
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-22

3ufaa berubte; ia, lie glaubte einell
b6bnil6en, triumpbirenoen 8lid BON
Melanie auf5ufansett; unpiafiirli9
lab ite ft6 na4 Settling um; er mar
rtrgenos gu ieben.
@noli9 fubr man ab Garoline unb
bic alte @raftu oben am Tenlter maren
ote etn5tgen, ote i'm S6loB 3uriidbliee
ben. Seit Der bamaltgen llnterrebuna
@arliu's uno 8obi's betrefs einer aGers
faaitgen Seri9iduns tbres seliebten
0ans mad &alifornien selpaun tire ME
gang iibermuubeue Ibnetgung gesen
9aroline, beren tliebere 6erfunft lie ntAt
pergellen fonnte, luteber Die Sberban6.
Sie fiirdtete, ibr l9madlcr So1n
Hobt lperbe aut Cube bod bem fortges
iesten 3ureoen ieiuer enersiiben Sran
nadsebeu, unb 10 unterltiikte lie leit>
benz bas SerbdltniB 9ans' ;u Sba, Elm
10 eifriser @e9ner beHelben lie aud
friiber gene ien, unO boffte auf etue bal,
Otse petratb, ipel9e Die Yldne 9arlin's
fiir INNER Derni6ten muBte.
5ans perlieren, ttur auf Elm S}abr,
Der nit 10 inniser Siebe an ibr btns =
lieber iollte bas etntreten. mas lis sipan.
gig Sabre binbur9 eefiir6tet ino 3u
berbinbern gelu9t. 9tobi bate ibr
mad Der 3uiamlnenfunft nit oem
Sberit raid III einisen Worten Die Gage
Der Din9e erflart; er lpolle bente nod
cine Gntideiouns berbeifiibren binter
bent Niideu 9arolinens. Sie fano bas
gang in ber Srbnung iino ermutbigte
ibn nod 6a3u er allein babe ia bars
iiber slt belttmlnelt.
3aroline fannie Die Stinlnluns Der
@rdfin ge9en lie, bic Sttmmung oller;
iie ipar unb blieb ei1 fremoes, heteros
genes Clement auf Shlob Qenlmingem,
uno Der notbmenbtse bemiid)e Yro;eB
beeann.
Sie fdloB iih In ibr i3iulmer, 0de.
mano la1 iie ben Sag iiber, unS ais bic
Sagoseieal1aft ldrlnenb, In frober
gaune, auriidfebrte, erl1rafen felbft bic
Oiener iiber bas peranSerte 9tusIeben
Der @rdfin; Elm barter, untpetblider
Iusorud lag auf ibrem antlit, bem
audi bic auffallenbe 8laiie nidts @eis
DIES CAB.
I'm 70 beiterer, ii9tlia III sebobener
Stimmung erihienen Rooi, Sans unb
Mtelanie. @uf ben erlten Blid erz
fannte lie, baB Die Blane oerlelben neue
Sorti9ritte sena6t batten; ibr 8lat
emp6rte ii6 seseu oiele 9eimli9feit ibr,
Der Mutter, segeniiber, melde nur Der
MuSfluB Der 9ertn9I6abung iein
fonnte, ipelde ibr eisener Maann, ibr
eisener Sobn seeen fie besten.
Soa CAB iid aae Miibe, better uno
unbefansen 5u ibeinen, bod Die S9nerz
mntb oes Spfers brad immer tpieoer
ourd. Seliins NOR gar ni9t msbr nit
3uriifsefebrt; Ct mar unmittelbar bon
Ser Sasb meg IN Die Stabt sefabren.
Dams unb 8obt faineu ibr nit einer
9er3lidfeit entsesen, Die ibr unter oies
fen umitdnben eine ftiue Nbbitte su ietn
idien fir elm sebeimes llnre9t, bas
man ibr 3ufiiste, furs, iiberaG bebenf,
li6e gn3etden; baB bas sleuBerfte
obne tbre @inmillisung ober menigftenS
Befra9mn9 9ef9ab, baran bahte iie aud
iett nod ni9t.
(6ortiesuns fplst.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-22

ober fonitpie unb ein Wfann aur ges
btenung, bas 1T ni9t umionlt! Qlud)
iinb ale pliiidmaf9inen, bic id bis
ieBt geieben babe, fotpobl fir 59afz
molle als aud bic cine fir gaumtpolle
in ber 8alpeitoner Sin berbdltniBmdsia
groB uub 5iemli6 fomplisirt unb man
tonnte bamit ni6t 10 bon elmer iSarm
auf Bite anbere sieben. 9ieielbeu miiSz
ten mobl bic @in>Beiiber anIbaffen,
aud. arbeiten bieie 3ienlli9 langiam,
tpte man ni6t anbers ertparten fam,
unb es pdre f9on cine 3iemli1e 2eiz
itung, in Der 3eit, in Der elm 8allen
geginnt tpirb, benfelben gu reinieen.
Damit mirb ipobl bas Weaf6ineuz.
pfliiden 10 tbeuer fommen, pie nit Der
9anb, tpenn bic Sadie ni6t nod pieI
einfa6er unb billiger tpirb als lie ieBt 1T.
Damn i6reibt aber nod 6err Sid
Naplor, bic Garmer miiBtem aud baz
nod feben, blos cine furaItdmmige
gaummolle gu pflanaen!
Mba, ba baben ip,r's! 9lnf peniger
gutem 2anb unb in trofenen eSabren
1T iebe 8aumpollart fursitdmmig, tpis
aber in nafien Sabren2
Mu9 tpirb INNER gei1rieben, bic
Sarmer iollten ibr 2anb biingen, bamit
Der 9(ferertrag rei6er unb babur1 Der
gaumDDllbau lobnenber tpiirbe. Damn
tpd6it aber aud bic 8aummoae. Nun
gut, i'd biinge iobiel i9 nur irgenb
Dung 5uiammen befomnie unb bdtte
lebten 9erbit geiemanben in mein
gaumwollfelb nit fold elmer g3flds
mai9ine gelafien unb tpenn er mir bic
9rbeit umfonit gema6t bdtte, benn bic
Yferbe, bic bod nun einmal por ber
Ntai6ine geben miiiien, bdtten gum
minbeitenS nod einmal 10 biel ruiilirt,
alS bic Nrbeit ipertb getpelen pdre, ba
man taum 10 bur6geben tonnte unb ii1
oft erft nit ben Sdnben Ylab MAIDEN
muBte.
Saber CLAUDE i6 nod mi6t, bab
, i9on bieien 9erbit 70 piel 8aummolle
nit Der Maf9ine gepflidt rperben tpirb |!
Wilbelm Mblof.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-22
Jortihrttt nub Niidibritt

Sic u@oififde 3eitung" ihreibt: I'm
biefem Sabre 1T gerabe elm babies esair.
bunbert berflofen, baB Dor portal Iv
BEG f0nigli6en S9lofIes au Berlin
uSorti6ritt" nnbp &iididritt4 aufseifellt
tpuroen. gfit bieien yamen beieate
ber Berliner 8olfstpiB bic beiben in
gronse gegof fenen &oficbdn6iger. bon
tuel1en Der cine bas bdumenbe MoB aus
riidbrdngt, mdbrenb Der anbere fein-
RoB borwdrts fiibrt, - Meiftermerfe
bes ruffif6en 8iIbbauers Baron @lpbt,
Oie Originate ffeben auf Der Mniticb.
tott gu Yetersburg. Sort lab lie Griebs
rid Wilbelm w., als aronprina ftehen
unb tie gefielen i6m in einem fold)en
WtaBe, baB iein S6mager, @aiier Nieo.
laus, Bron3ecopien anfertigen lieB unb
oiefelben alS @ei6enf mad Berlin
ianbte.
5ier erbielten bic aunitiuerfe ibren
StanbDrt Dor portal w. eSm Qaufe
Der Sabre baben fie cine id50ne patina
angeieBt unb bur6 bas milbe @riin Der
SrDbation nod erbebli9 an malerilber
Wirfung gemonnen. gDas ben 4iinft=
ler anbetrifft, 10 1T berielbe tuobI Der
berborragenblte Meiiter plaitii6er pfer>
bebarite0nng getueien, pel9er ie gelebt
bat. Se6e 0fusfel, iebe 9ebme, iebe
9lber bes Sbieres tpurbe BON Globt Be-
ritf6tigt, obne baB bic 6armonie Der
@eiammteri6einung irgenbtpie aelitten
bdtte. Wfit beiipie[lpier Sreue ipuBte
er bas Yfer6 in allen StelIungen unb
getpegungen, aber INNER NIT feinem
9nnttlerilnn mieberaugeben. Seine
pferbemobele trifft man benn aud aIs
muftergiltige 8orbilber in pielen Bib.
bauerateliers, unb Iie fpielen bort uns
gefdbr bieielbe &olle fit bic Sbierpla=
ftif, tpie Der S6abom'fde W1usfelz
mann fit bic meni6li6e Iigur. Bon
8eburt ein Sibldnber, bate Barpn
Globt anfdnglid alS Ofiieier in Der
rufiiiden 9lrtiaerie gebient. Damn
aber folgte er benz 9iinitlerbrange er
nibmete li9 gang Der Ylaflf. 9lus
ieinem friiberen 8erufe erfldrt es ii6.
baB er ii6 nit gorliebe Der OarfeGuna
oas Pferbes autpanbte unb beiipielss
ipeiie Werfe iuie cine gei6ibbelpanns
ung nit fe6s Bferben i1uf. 9lber
aud in groBartisen @eiteritanbbilberm
unb anberen Senfmdlern leiitete er @rs
bebli6es. Seine bebeutenbften Dir
beiten iinb au Der ienen 3oiiebdnbigern,
bon pel6en bier porbanben 1inb, udb=
renb Berlin nur Gopien BON atpeisn be-
iiBt, bic &eiteritatue Safer Nifolaus,
bic md6tige 8roneeitatue bes 8robfiirs
fen WIabimir gu Stem unb bas Dent
NAL bes gefeierten, i'm Sabre 1874 pers
itorbenen 6abelbi6ters &rilom, bes
ruiit6eI 2afontaine. Der Riinitler
itarb Dor rs Sabren - 1867.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-22
Sorresppnbema. g3em gabeu,

3prresppnbems. gfeip 8aben,
18. Sebr. '92.-Wenn aud ettpas perz
fpdtet (bie geebrte gtebaftion mDge ent=
f6ulbigen, ba i6 peri6iebener llrla9em
megen perbinbert mary, min id) i'm
Ha9itebenben meme Meinung iiber bic
8aumuoa =pfliidmai6ine dubern, unb
apar bauptid6lib bariiber, Oh li9 biez
felbe bonn faufmdnnif6en Stanbpunft
aus besablt.
9enn penn iid Semanb cine Maz
i6ine anf6afft, 10 min er bod auBer
Der 3eiteriparniB au6 nod Gelb bamit
berbienen.
Wie i'd bore, foftet icl6 cine Weas
i6ine BON S300-$500. 9as 1T cine
nette Summe; ba mirb es ni6t gar
piele 6armer geben, bic ii9 bieIelbe
ani6afen f6nnen. Damn nnb man
nit bieier Maf9ine bic &eibe 3meimal
abfabren, etnmal bin unb ban,t suriid.
Iuf bieie Weife fann ntan inn 5aa
ni9t mebr als 3 9tder abpfliiden.
NHn lit aber f6on ieber Sarmer frob,
tuenn er auf Older einen balben
Ballen ma6t, bas finb auf 3 older
2,400 pfunb, bann muB aber iebe 3ap>
Tel often iein, bon Der erfen bis aur
lebten, mel6er Sarmer tbut bas aber
unb martet 10 lange9 Gin ieber mirb,
tpenn irgenb moglid, bic 8aumtpoGle
pliiden wenn auf ie 3 9dern ca. 1000
pfunb ofen iinb, alio fanli man aud
nit Der Wtai6ine ni6t mebr pfliiden.
1000 pfunb nit Der 9anb 5u pfliiden
foitet In nOrmalen 8erbdItniiien So
Sc, alio perbient elm Manm nit 2
Yferben unb ber Wfai6ine baiIelbe.
Sas ginge nod an, ba tpiirbe ii9 nod
baS aapital perainien unb etpaige
fleine &eparaturen (bie bod einmal
lmmer porfommen) tonnten bamit be-
itritten tperben.
9lber nun fonlmt Der 6afen. Die
gaummolle 1T unrein unb muB, ebe
tie geginnt pirb, bur6 eine &einigungs
ober nennen mir es ber 9iir3e balber,
10 pie es in Der S6aftpoa Snbuitrie
beiBt: pliif6sMai6ine geben! gDaS
fofet bie2 ST bic i'm obigen Yreis
nit tnbegriRen2 9a3u brau1t man
bod aud i'm 8etrieb, pferbe, Yampf