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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-03-10

Latter nay Improvement Upon the Curl
Gus Instrument OF the Ancients

Latter Day improvement Upon the Curl
Gus Instrument Of the Ancients-
Tho toolian harp Is not very well known.
but " Is very curious and II supposed 10
have been invented by Father Kirchcr, the
Jesuit savant, who lived IN the seventeenth
century and invented many ingenious ma
chimes. But the fact Of the spontaneous
resonance Of certain musical Instruments
when exposed TO current OF air had struck
the observers Of nature la times Of remot-
est antiquity. One u the Tnlmuds says
that the harp Of David sounded when the
north wind blew on n. aud IL has been sug-
fested that lac had an NOLAN, NJ We under
sand n.
Kirchcr'- harp had Is strings Of cat gut.
and the force OF the wind was DETECTED ON
TO IL by various shutters or screens In later
times this was improved upon by Messrs.
Frost and Knstner but was similar to the
preceding form In principle and construc-
ton. The molian hnrps In the old cnstlc Of
Baden Baden and those in the four turrcts
Of Stasburg cathedral are celebrated
These are all made of strings stretched
over sounding box aud require tuning TO
keep them IA harmony. They are also
large aud cumbrous and have limited
number Of strings. which makes the music
more or less monotonous, and they are de
pendent on the wind from one direction
only
The changes 81 temperature and damp
ness OF the atmosphere make them con
slantly out of tune, and indeed often cause
the strings 20 break Thesc difficulties
and drawbacks have hitherto prevented the
ycefnn harp from being 40 web known and
popular a. such an interesting aud curious
instrument deserves TO be, but the latest
development of this harp. named Wolia. In
vented by an Englishman, Is a step IN the
right direction.
The music Is produced by sensitive me-
tallic reeds instead Of strings. 80 that IL
never requires tuning and "a there are NJ
separate notes there Is great variety OF
sound
II Is intended TO hang on the bough OF a
tree aud may be left there without danger
from the weather. II turns round before
the wind and h therefore exposed To every
point Of the compass, aud the music passes
into an organ pipe, by which IL IL greatly
enriched aud improved
Besides. the wolinn harp possesses re-
markable properties which act upon the
nervous system aud cause very different
impressions. according TO the temperament
Of those who listen To It's accor,ls. An Eng
hsh physician, DIR. !. NJ. Cox, asserts that
lunatica have sometimes been Gained by
the sweet and varied music of an Holian
harp Other observers declare that leolian
sounds will produce sleep Waverly
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-03-10
1As 1lRsp YOUNG MAI
How He Awoke Under Pressure and In.
Went to sleep Again.


The tired Young man went Yachting L..
Sunday on his friends cutter. He didn,t
seem TO know anything about boats and
even the captain Of the crew almost smiled
"a the Young man tumbled over the cTsI.
OF rope that seemed to be all over the dect
The breeze was sou so west. sir - VIII
hot puffs every other minute. When the
tired Young man had looked all over ths
shapely craft he went below, filled pine
and smoked contentedly.
The trip from East Boston to Hull ,v..
made with the mainsail, jib and stavssi1
ali get and tnc lee rail under water most ~
the time.
After dinner on the yacht off Hull all
hands. except the Indifferent youth. Lem =
hand to furling the mainsail, housing the
topmast and then pulling up the ancbor
for there was no time to use the windlass
The air stiffened till it was nearly oale
Water poured in over the lee scupper. The
faithful deck hand was away out On the
foot rope under the bowsprit, and by some
means or other his boot had become tan.
Qled In a trailing sheetline.
Somebody must go TO help him out NJ
his unfortunate predicament Every Tina
the boat rode over wave II PLUNGED
again, and the deck hand got a lively
ducking.
The captain didn't care to leave the
tiller, and the other fellows Thoughtful was
all good joke.
''Beastly shamer' cried the tired man
SOMEBODY ought to go to him"
go YOURSELF was the only consolation
he got from his critics. ''Jove, fancy I'M
have TO-" he answered, and went up for.
ward.
In twinkling he was far out upon the
bowsprit, while every time the nose Of thu
boat ducked he got a soaking: but he
helped the man, and by the time be got
back into the standing room everybody
was praising him for his courage
He seemed TO overlook them lie was
very much bored. He lighted his pipe and
looked rather doubtfully at pair Of new
trousers thoroughly drenched
Clambering down in the cabin his friends
heard him bustling around in the fore
castle.
"What are you doing in there'" asked
Nat, who spied him watching a weather
worn flatiron on the naptha stove.
Never do to 90 back to town, this way
you know Must put a crease in these
trousersw and nothing was heard but the
hiss Of the iron on the wet cloth-Boston
Herald
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-03-10

An old Scotchman who was fond OF per
sonal and Unauthorized interpretation Of
the Scriptures was one day expounding "A
psalm and came TO the expression 40
stringcd Instrument
Moo. my Friends said he 'din ye ken
what that meau--a 10 strinecd instru-
nen-' Some SAY u means ae thing aud
some say anither. bat hae notion that
Il loost means the no commandments. But
that's only thocht o. my ain"
Al another time be considered very Sc
rously what the psalniist might mean by
"the noisome pestilence
Il dinna RICHLY KEN said he, what
David means by callin II the nolsome pee
thence, but I'm aye thinkin IL would b.
because the folk would be- aye wecpin and
wailin over the dead and maxim a great
noise. Youths Companion.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-03-10

You can never know the zest OF hunting
OF fishing until your dinner depends upon
your success, you have never attained the
sublime In cooking until you have spitted
your fish or meat ON a freshly peeled stick
rubbed the salt in with your fingers and
broiled Il over woodland fire. you watch.
ing Il jealousy lest IL get abl,txe. and all
the time that meat i browning you get
hungrier and hungrier. and every time IL
sputters IN the glow you catch watts Of
fragrance, until you feel that you have
the capacity of dozep starving men and
wonder whether a single haunch of ven
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-03-10

remember an occasion when Judge
BLACK got the worst OF an encounter with
Ihad Stevens, said Judge Stevens. The
former was chief justice Of Pennsylvania
and the other had a case before the court
The chief Justice was addressing some re-
marks to Mr.. Stevens, who turned his back
and commenced pacing up and down the
chamber, to the great annoyance OF Judge
BLACK VINO Numbered out, Mr. Stevens.
are you trying to show your contempt for
TINS COURT NO, sir, was the answer. I'm
trying to conceal til Washington Posi-.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-03-10

Jeanne dare was "A genius by her intrep-
Id will She had faith in her visions.
Her faith rested upon the immovable foun-
dRtion of numerous hAllucinations having
the force OF moral and intellectual impul-
sion. making her superior TO those around
her. Science can pronounce as TO her in
spirations. but its Judgment does not di-
minish Ia the least the merit OF her hero
ism. Jeanne was Of the peasant class aud
uneducated. According TO her statement,
she first heard supernatural voices when
She was H. years old. New York Times.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-03-10
THE ARMOUR INSTITUTE.
One of the Many Things Chicago Has to
he Proud OF.


BE Proud OF.
One of the educational institutions of
which Chicago is justifiably proud is the
Armour institute, which was founded by
Philip ID. Armour at a cost of 81, 500, 900,
and opened its doors to students for the
first time last fall. 1t is a college for the
people, but is not n charitable institution,
and the son of the millionaire and the son
of his lowest salaried clerk enjoy equal OPP
portunities within its walls. Mental
equipment and earnestness Of purpose are
the standards by which applicants are
judged, and no one is turned from its doors
either because he has or has not money.
There are now in the institute about $50
students of both sexes, all that there are
accommodations for, and Mr.. Armour is
already considering plans for its enlarge
ment.
The courses of study pursued are. in the
main, technical and utilitarian, but there
is also an academic department, where stu
dents who have completed the ordinary
grammar school course can prepare them
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-03-10

An apparatus for atfixing stamps on en-
veiopes Is the invention Of an Australian
me stamp receiver is supported by pair
vi pNoted arms, while another pair OF
arms carry damping roller. BY pressing
4" handle the stamps within the holder arr
loreea oy plnnger upon the envelope, the
stamps being at the same moment moist
Journal.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-03-10

A boy went into an Auburn store Thurs
day and asked the price Of squirrel Gag,
that was Ia the window. The proprietor
told him, and then inquired, Have you
got a squirrcl'' "No," said the boy, ''bui
have got unc in hole down In New An
burn. SO ! thought would find oui
what a cage would cost. and II had mon
ey enough TO buy one I would 10 back ane
catch him. - Bangor Commercial.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-03-10

Rattlesnake bunting is a profession in
Connecticut. The snake hunters 20 armed
with stan from o to feet long. into the
end of which II set sharp steel blade z
inches long. by deNterous swish OF his
lance the hunter sewers the snakes head,
and the game II his. II RATHER persists ia
running away when surprised by a hunter,
the latter knows that II Is not one that car
rles eggs. and lac lets IL go-Exchange.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-03-10

Alcohol, although the most convenient
heretofore found. has proved an unreiiable
nuld Tor low temperature thermometers IL
IL subject ~ the three vices u sticking 10
the tube. Irregular expansion and defect
from impurities and variations 10 water
content. which affect iis expansion materi-
ally. NJ Chappuis has found t0iuol. the
boiling point " which IL 10 degrees {. a
liquid we'll adapted 70 the purpose and free
L.Ci1 fhesl q. advantages. Public Opinion.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-03-10

Hitherto glass cells have been blown,
and owing TO this their size has been linn
iteo. BY a new process tanks and cells Of
any dimensions can be constructed. The
process consists In welding or fusing plates
~ sheets Of glass together. thus forming a
solid glass tank, with all the advantages
y having the sides straight. bottoms level
Sno angles all SQUARE. New York Times
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-03-10

The emperor OF Russia Is very fond Of
fishing, and spends many consecutive DAYS
~ every season nj his favorite resort, the
Laugilla salmon fishery, ON the coilst OF
Finland amid the most romantic 90 scenery.
The empress and family assist by cooking
the fish at spacious villa built for thi,
purpose New York Herald.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-03-10

In old times printers chained copies of
their books outside their offices, and II any
passing scholar succeeded in detecting an
error he was rewarded according to in
magmtude-a cup Of wine for a broken
letter, cup Of wine and Plate of meat
for turned letter or a wrong font. ana n
much larger guerdon FOR an error in gram.
mar.-London Telegraph.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-03-10

markable memo
rial has been pre-
scented TO congress
than that In favor
Of good roads, for
which 5 en- ator
III oar recently
stood sponsor. IL
contain ed the
names OF 80. 900
signers from all
over the United
States, praying
I at there be
establish e d at
Washington u do
partment OF roads
similar TO the de
partment OF agri-
culture, for the
purpose OF pro
noting knowledge
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-03-10

poker Jim Of Dead Mans gulch was at
church for the first time In his life
What's the antef' he inquired In q
whisper. leaning forward as the contribu-
tion box came around TO him. Chicago
Tribune.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-03-10
how a Poet spent M. r,,.,,,...

Prior, one OF our best minor poets. whnel
away his evenings at "A low public honse i'm
Long Acre, chatting with an old soldie,.
and his shrewish helpmate London Nv.
giene
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-03-10

For the first time on record = Hebrew
has been gazettec officer TO one Of the crack
highland regiments OF Queen Victoris's
army.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-03-10
FOR BETTER eoAps.

1he Remarkable Petition Recently Pre-
sentud to Congress.
Since the days when John Quincy Adams
fought so yaliantly upon tue floor Of the
house for the right Of petition no more re-
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-08-13
Q~ufbemohrun9 ser 5wiebeIn.

8etm 6erduSnebInen mi1fen Die 3tptez
beln DoQfommen reif ietn man erfennt
DieS an Der Sarbe Der Sbalc uno aucb am
a6geitOrbenen &raut. @lei6 beim t6erauSz
nebmen tpcrben Die 9eiunbeftcn !3wicbeIH,
tpel3e it6 burb SGrte unb S6mere aus
seibuen, auSgeIubt unb fir ben @ebrauA
i'm Binter unb 6rihiabr 5uriifseIegt. Die,
tuelcbe febIer6aft eriheinen, loGer u1o
leicbt, Ober berlebt fino, tperben 81 balbigem
8erbraicb bereit 9e5alten. Bum !6erauss
nebmen tit elm rebt ionniger, troGener Sag
81 tpGb(en, 10 baB Die 3piebeIn i4on auf
Dem Sanoe rebt l60n abtro&nsn f0nren.
0ie 8itr5eln 6lirfen nic6t ouSgertien tperz
ben, ionit piro Der 8urSelboben perz
ipunbet, tpoS Ieicbt 8dulntB bcruriabt.
Son GlBcren S6olen tperben MIR bic entz
fernt, wel6e loie anbdNgen unb ielblt abz
fallen. Der bette 9lufbemabrungSort lift Elm
~luftiger Spei3er, in Dem Die 3miebeln, in
30pfe 5uiammengebunben, aufgebGngt perz
ben. groBe 8orrdtbe f0nnen aucb auf
habe 9aufen gei9ittet perben, boob muB
6as INNER NIT ettpaS 8oriicbt ge>
l6eDen, bamit nibt 10 Oiele 9rufitelen
entiteber, tpel3e ipdter aniebnli6e TLede
btlOen, ODER AUDI in SGulntB iibergeben.
Sci lcbr faGtem @etter muB Der i3piebeIs
Dorratb gegen 6roit 9ei9iBt tperben. Oefz
teres 0urbleben bes 8orratbeS lit nOtbig,
Oamit etpa in TaulniB heterogeneous
3miebeln ni6t tpeiter aniteden. gu Steds
stpie6eGn, tpelde, i'm ndcblten Sriijabr ausz
9epfan5t, ni6t in Samleu ibieBen 1oQen,
benubt man Die f~Leiniten, aber oo6 iebr
feiten 3wiebeln, Die i'm 6erbit auserleien
tper6en uno bringt ie na3 2bi6neiben Ser
S6lotten, auf 6Orben, ober in fla9e Scribe
nicbt bOber ais 4 3ou sele9t, bier3ebn Sage
lang bt9t iiber ober binter einen eebeisten
Ofcn. Nu9 tpenn tic cine 3eit lang i'm
i6wa6en &au6 (auf Der Gau6ertammer)
bdnsen, ioa bies bic 8irfung baben, baB
baS in SamenSr etben berbiitet tpirb un6 bic
3piebeln ais Speiie3piebeEn int nGbften
Sabr ftGrfcreS 2aub bil6en u1b f6neaer
1padien, ipenn ite nur auf gutes, mil6es,
frii6 g~esrabenes 2an6 ! 3oa ttef un6 5
Bis 6 3oa peit gepflan5t uno fLeiBis gebadt
tper0eu. Z
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-08-13
Oas Wein9eIeite.

Ser Scrbfi9nitt lit fir ben @etnitof
benin bic @unben, nelbe maj baourh Dem
@ctnitod im 6erbit b~ei6ringt. beiLen mdb7
reno bes langcn pinterliben Sttutanbes
scr 8egetation bur6 8erbarl6ung, DG6z
renb. beim SriibiabrSibnitt Die S6nttt7
tpunocn LANCE often bleiben ur10 ben 5u
bieier 3eit in rei6li6em W1aBe in bic 9fes
ben einitr0menben Gabrung5iaft abflteBen
laiien, cine SGfteDergeuoung, bon pelcher
baS WadStbum oeS gan3en Stodes rlebr
ober Deni9er beeinfluBt mir0. gfebenbet
1T eS iebr an9enebnt, ibon I'M 6erbite na6
Der eriten 2eie bet Srauben bas Netngelette
tpieber IN Srbnun9 bringen 81 %fonnen,
mas insbeionbere benientgen, tpel9e es fir
n0tbig balten, tbre @einlt0fe Dor 8irters
nieber Su legen, bieles @ei6dft peientIi3
erleicbtert bas S6neioen Der StDGe ioate
aber, tpobl9emertt, ntbt nor @intritt bes
erften Sroites porgenommcn tperoen.
8efinbet it6 Elm @eingeleite in
einem pertpabrIoften 3uitanbe, pte eS
leioer bdufig Der Sail lit, 10 lcbnetoe man
3undbit alles mebrere Sabre ate 0ol3 aus
bcmielben beraus, bis man auf frGfttge,
iunge ~biesiGbrtee 3riebe tommt. teilnz
gen 9feben La1ie man unnerfiir3t 10 lang,
ais bas @eiteu bes @eleites es erlaubt uno
10 tpeit tie i'm 6erbit g%ereift, B. ;. berboI3t
linb. Damn i6neibe ma aber AUDI Die
DoriGDrigen Geben, tpel6e in 6teIem Sabr
Grauben 9etragen baben, Bis auf etn fur
3es Stiid bon Stpei Nugen 5urid, oenn bic
0teben, tpel6e einn1al 9etragen bdben, traz
oen nicbt mie0er. 0te frGfttgen, funge11
9teben aber, tuelde an tieferen Stellen oeS
Neinitods beraus9etpahlen it11o, lalie man
ungefiir3t, iotpeit eS m0gli6 lit, iteben.
Die l6mG6liAen &eben oa9e9en, namentz
lt3 bic unmittel6ar aus lebr altem 6ot3
auSgctrtebenen, i6neibe man gdn5lib ab.
@benlo e~ntferne man an ben iungeu Geben,
meldbe Die Sra9reben fir bas nGb1te Sabr
bilocn lollen, alie aus 0eniclDen berDorgez
tpablenen S~eitenStpeige, ben iogenannten
v@ctS" unD bic DerbolSten Wtnfelranfen
(@a6elranfen), nit beren Sll1e itb bic
Wcinreben empOrranfen.
gta6 1olcbem S6nitt muB ote gSetnrebe
etne einfabe Gutbe bilben, an pelber
nibtS ais bic 9lugen iteben 9eblieben iin6.
SIM nG3iten Sabr i6neiOe man baS alte
Sol3 am @elcite INNER ttefer berab un6
lal1e lpieoerlm bic frGftigiten bon ben jln7
gen 9tebet ltebcn, fir beren @rseugung
man burcb oas nachDer nod 5l bclAreis
ben0e 8erfabren 9eior9t Bat. Sn lolcber
Bctle fabre man bon SaDr gu Sabr fort,
bis sulebt bonn alten 6olse nur ber Stamm
unb eintge pentge !6aupt3meige ilbrig ge>
blieben itno, aus pelb leBteren man aIz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-08-13
8ldtter uno Blathen.

= Sm Der 2i~ineburger 5ai6e BET Obers
6aberbed, nibt melt bon ben 8tlieber 8er=
gen, itebt sur j3eit cine angebli6 1000jGbs
rtge Stole in BOILER 8lIthe, bic bon bielen
gtaturfreun6en aus nab unb fern beiu6t
tpir6. @8 ltn6 beionbere 8orlt3tsmaBre>
geln getroffen, I'M ben &Oienitod in 1einem
iebigen umfange 81 erbalten. Sllbes9eim
bat allo AUDI in bieier 8~e3iebun9 goncurs
ren3 befommet.
= Cine neue &ranfbett lit in BEN gers
e~inigten Staten bel ben 2euten aufoetres
ten, tpeLde ii3 nit Der &ultur ul1b @onz
lerbierung BON Yfirltcben a6oeben. Gs
tritt cine lebbafte &Dtbung Ser gfaIcns
ibletmbaut Elm, bic balb auh reich[ih
S9leim abionOert, bic 8tnbegetuebsbaut
6es 9ugcS unb Die S6letmbaut Der Suits
r06ren peroen ebenlo angegriffen, es f6ns
men aucb aitbmattibe Bubble etntreten.
llu9 Die 5aut miro in Witlei6en1choft Qes
8Ogen: all ben 6GnDen, ben unterarmen,
benz sails unb Der Sttrn treten Slefen a1f,
oaSu 9cleut 1t6 llebelbefinben, aucb Iteiot
Die &orpcrtemparatur Inn 1-2 @rab. So
Die urlocbe Der &ei3ung i'm SHAUN Der
Pfrltbe ooer ettpa in barin itb auf6aIten>
Den Sr9antsmelt 81 lud6en 1T, oariber lift
man no6 I'M 9nnfeln. @S tperben aucb
nlcDt olle Nrbeiter 9lei6mdBig booon be-
talen; mancbc bGrten iicb iebr icbneu 6az
9e9en ab, bel anoeren aber fteigern Itch bic
SteISe big 81 pIp3ll9en StOrunsen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-08-13
G9aluB folQt.l
Der 5obannis= uno Stadelbeer:
Strau9.

Sn 6er iebt9en Sabres3eit lGBt itb cine
Germebrung beS Sobannisbeeritrau3S bor7
nebmcn, Die 81 ben lt9eriten nn0 sunerlGls
tighten Germebrungsarten 9e5Ort, tutetpobl
tie 3temLi9 unbetannt unb besbaLb AUDI
tpenig angepenbet 1T. 9aS 8erfabren
itammt, 10 piel i6 tpetB, bon 6ineltiden
@artentinitlern, lit aber ni9tS ~tpentser ais
y3ineiii9", ionbern bObft einfa3 unO bon
iebem Qiebbaber antpenobar. 8oraus1
geiebt ipirb, 6aB Elm Straub %porbanben if,
Der am 8oben etne groBere @n3abG b~euriger
Sriebe 5ei9t, tpelde Die 3n 6er iebt gu be-
1breiben6en Gornabrne erfor6erlt5e 9Gnge
beiiben. Ntun ma6t man I'M ben Stamm
Ober Die Stdmme bes StraudS berum
einen ~fletnert, nt6t bis auf 6ie 8urseIn
9ebenben @raben, fiut i'm nit gut Derpeiter
&ompoiterbe aus un0 btegt iooann Die
trautartisen Srtebe rtngsum in bteie
0uffiiuung 10 ab, 6aB man ben ein3elnen
Srieb bermitteLs zines bolSernen 9df3ens,
Mal6flemmers u. /, TO-, oarauf feitma6en
uno etpa 2 3pa bo6 nit &ompDfteroe be-
beden fam, pGbren6 Die Spite GeS Srte1
bes baran fret bLetben mlB. Nuf ote1e
@eile tperben bic Irtebe INNER nod BON
uet OtAllEIplluI6C 9tItuDtAI UltoCh uVCt ou~
sleidb an ibrem in Die Grbe g~clegten mitt>
leren She'll ieGbftftdnOtge gBur5eln unb
f0nnen 1bon i'm fomrnen6en 6erblt, iecenz
fails i'm Sritbiabr, BON Der Ututterplan3e
loSgeicbnittcn unb ais gut betpurSelte,
lelbfitdnbi9e 8flanSen Derlebt tperben,
mel6e bercitS I'M "sipetten Sabre Sribte
trogen. gttcbt iberfIiiig, iOnOern fir 6en
guten @u9s Der etn5elnen 3riebe f0rbers
Iicb lit es, menn man benielben Stdb6en
gum @ufbinben giebt, lobalb iie DGbren0
ibreS 3uiammenban9S nit ser Wtutterz
pflan5e ettpaS mebr in Die 2Gnge 9ei6oben
baben. @S 1T flar, baB man auf 6teie
einfade 9trt cine Mtengc bon frdftig be-
nur3elten neuea Bflan5eu er3ieben tann,
obne nur einen Gent aus5ugeben.
l1nb MN Elm paar WOrte iDer Die
Sta9elbeere, Bic nit gu ben bantbariten
Sorten bon Seerenobit 9ere6net tperoen
mltB.
Sc mebr ma Sen StacbeIbeeritraucb
pflegt, nm 10 gr6Bere, ibDnere un0 mobls
i9mefenbere Sriicbte ltefert er. NnS Den
Strdu1ern lit iebeS Sa6r baS alte rnO
iiberflriitge i~iingere 6ol5 5n entfernen.
Oiingen muB man i'm 5ritbiabre mach Der
8liitbe uno. mas mancbcn @artenbc1tBern
unD %Qanbipirtben unbefannt letn mag, nj
Nu9uit neil ii1 in Otelem Wtonat Die
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-08-13
Oas WdRen oes 6rinfutters.

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