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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-09-25
BROOKLYN BRIEFS.

There are a few cases of typhoid Aver reported in this section of the city.
 The funeral of Richard McGrath took place this morning from his late residence. on South Leonard street. to St PatFick's church, where a requiem high mass vas celebrated by the Rev J. H. Duggan. The pallbearers were: John Casey, Patrick Cronin, Richard Condon. Edward Nugent. John Sullivan and John Mcclure. Among the floral tributes was handsome pillow and standing cross from the employees of the Waterbury Bnckle Co. Interment was in calvary cemetery.
 The democrats of the third ward are iubilant over the work of the different conventions held last night and it is rer- tain that the electors of this section will line and march to the polls on election day and vote for every man on the demo cratic ticket The nomination of Grocery man James Horigan as candidate fer second selectmAn meets with general ap- pToval. Mir Horigan is well and fayorably known, not only in his own ward. but also m the different wards of the city. He has all the necessary qualifications for the of ice of selectman. He is an excellent pen man. good accountant and above all he has an untarnished record as a hard worker for the party. and is well regarded as one of the most straightforward business men in the community. The name of Lawrence CroDin for constable was an excellent selection and is a tribute to we'll deserved merit an ards mt worker in the interest of every candidate on the town. city and school ticket for a number of years. The other candidates are equally acceptable and everything points towards A complete victory at the polls.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-09-25
Iron Manufacturer Dead.

PITTsBUEG, Sept. 25.-James H. Lind say, president of the select council of Al bany city and senior member of the firm of Lindsay X McCutcheon, iron manu- facturers, died at his residence hero.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-09-25
Strikers Sent to Jail.

Los ANGELES. Sept. 25.-Judge Ross, in the federal court, sentenced Gallagher and Buchanan, X. k. U. strikers, to eight months imprisonment in the county jail and a fine of 5000.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-09-25
Mo.orman sentenced For Man.laught.r.

NEWARK, N. j.. Sept 25. - Michael Lewis. the motorman on tho south Orange limo who ran over and killed little Martha Henry on Aug. last, was sentenced to ono year in the peIfitcntiary for man. slaughter. Tho judgo said that he would be compelled to mako an example of tho prisoner. who had beon clearly convicted of careless handling of his car at tho timc of the accident
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-09-25
Football Accidents.

HANOVER, N. H.. Sept. a5.-Captain Little and Half Back Pollard of the Dart mouth football team were injured while practicing, and Pollard will be unable to play again this season.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-09-25
John l.. at the White House.

WAsHINGToN, Sept. 25.-John L. Sul- livan, while driving about town, dropped in at the White House The place wa. closed for repairs, so the ex-pugilist WAS not admitted.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-09-25

RIGHTLY MADE Clothing has been cur leader, and it has lead us to an increase of business each season Honest goods At honest prices will tell in the long run- We don't catch trade with loud advertise ments and cheap goods. customers that buy our kind do the advertising for us. they come again and bring their friends. Our Stock this Fall Is larger than ever. All wool reliable Suits sIO. sla. SIS and better grades as high as S2s for men. Our a 5o and s5 Boys Suits. can't be equaIlei for wear
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-09-25
Bo.ton ClothInr Makers Give Tn.

BOSTON, Sept. 25.-1t Is expected that 1,500 clothing operatives will be at work today under agreements signed by eontrao- tors to pay increased prices and granting the other demands made by the garment workers when they struck last week.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-09-25
The Rcaalnr Reorganl1ation

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 25.-The olcott. Earle committee made public its plan fol tho reorganization of the Reading Rail road company.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-09-25
S75 Will Buy

Good will and interest Tn saloon busi- ness Good location and good reasons for selling. Do forget we have some great bar gains in farms, also paying grocery busi- ness for sale cheap.
 Lang & Phelan, 2s Exchange Place. Real Estate Agents
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-09-25

LOUISVILLE, Sept. sS.-Tho German Catholic congress began its session in this city this morning and will continue three days
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-09-25
DRANK POISONED TEA.
Moore Is Dead, and His Land.
 lady Is Tn Jail.
THE POLICE SUSPECT MURDER.

ar $. Hubbs Put Up the Dead Mans Lunch on the Fatal Night. and the Chemist Found stryehnine In the rea-Jer.ey City Police st Work on a Mystery.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-09-25
THE Credit Clothing Co, 62 Bank St.

Open evenings till q Wednesdays and Sat uFiays till io.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1894-07-26

The Edna Democrat bOils over with
wrath because some papers charged the
administration with protecting Prince
Pullman's interests in the late strike.
because 1t insisted upon having the
mails regularly forwarded" Who
ever heard of the mails being carried in
Pullman cars: The first thing BRO.
Griff Frost should do would be to eX-
anime one of these cars and he will find
out they are used for sleeping purposes
for persons while travelling Oh the rail-
roads. The mail cars are those which
Immediately follow the engine, while the
Pullmans are the last cars in the train.
This last part is given SD that Griff will
not make himself ridiculous again over
the same Quc-tlOn.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1894-07-26
Madison Forman VS. Thos. McAllis-

Madison Forman VS. Thos. McAllis-
ter ct al: damages.
FIFTH DAY. FRIDAY, AUG 10.
Goodlope Hanley by his next friend,
Joseph Hanley. VS. Lewis Garrison:
damages.
James L. smith VS. G.. F. Sanders ct
al: injunction.
James J. Dunn vs. II. f.. McClintock
ct all appeal from J. +.
Samuel ID. Brunk vs. Thos. f. Me-
knight: appeal from J. p.
Jas. X. McClintock ct al VS. Amanuel
Trout ct al: on account.
SIXTH DAY, SATURDAY. AUG. II.
Susan 5 GrissOm VS. Wilson Girls
som: divorce.
.Adah f.. Wise vs. Hiram w. Wise:
divorce.
Catherine F.. May.ield vs. Luke +.
MayfieId: divorce.
John L. Hope vs. Mary Hope:divOrce.
VIM. J. Roberts vs. Jno. w. Waters
and Chas. Breidenstein: ejectment.
\. Weber Co. and Buck. Reincr Co.
VS. John K. Billiard: damages.
CONCLUDED NEXT WEEK.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1894-07-26
Shcriff'S Sale.

BY virtue and auth Ority OF II special exc.
c;.tion issued from tt e office oil the tierk OF
the Circuit Court of 5 cOtiand county. III the
state of Missouri. la ted July -loth. iha4, and
made returnabie at the August term ni safe
court i>.s and to me dire:!cd and delivered
on this day. i'll favor IF james Dunbar. pihin-
tiff. and against Elizabeth :" hiteicy deicn-
dant [ have upon ssid execution lived up
on and seized all the right. title. interest ANA
claim OF the said de.t ntisint. Elizabeth hite-
lev, of, in and to tine toilowiy = dcscrited real
estate. to-wit: The south halt "a OF the
northwest quarter "a { / section thirty fNe
f:sI and ne north half ~ - the northeast
cuur,ert of Scciit n thlrty-tiv" go. and the
LOriEwc>, quarter - All section tnlii! -Htt
~ township >iN:y-fivc t.sli. rari-e eleven I'D
west, in Scotland county. Missouri. and vii!
on Tuesday. the 18th lay of August. 1874. be-
twee., the hours OF nine. o'cloci. III the Tore
noon ara five o'clock in the afternoon of
said day at the south door OF the Court
House. in the city OF elnphi>. in Scotland
county. Missouri. sell nc above described
real estate ut public aux ton TO the highest
bidder for cash in hauu to satisfy said eNccu-
tiOn and cC>f>
July Iitn. l>.t+. 80
HENRY II. SAILING. Sheriff.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1894-07-26
Order Of Publication.
STATE OF MISSOURI.

u !.
COUNTY or Scotland.
In the Circuit court or Scotland cnuriy
August term. 1851.
Benjamin ". >huckIctt, surviving PARTNER
of Hays Saackicti. Plaintiff.
The unknown ne;rs of William stephens.
Thomas Kinney aud John >i.irn~. D,iru-
dantS.
\: this day comes the plaintiff herein. by
his attorneys. Sinoof. Mncd n n:etcr and
til.. his petition and affidavit. uiieaing u,,.nr
o:htr things. that defendants not tesi.
dents Of the state Of Ni->ntiri:
~ hcrcupou il il ord red by the clerk thar
said defendants hc notified hy publication
that plaintiff has commenced II suit av..i II
them in this court. wherein he alie,ict~ that
he i the owner of the following sl..-c,in.d
real estate. to-ait: Lot one ~ in block u,,s
IN tcfuvia no" south CORN. and lot. filrs-.
o. and four - in block two - Matters I'D
diiion Ia os'tuvia. no" South CORN, all in The.
county ot Scotland una state OF Missouri ana
that he and his grantor> have been In uuen.
than thirty years. ana that his title has .e-
come perfect by scch adverse posses
sion: tina, the unknown heirs at Wit
liam Stephens appear ui record 10 own
onethird -, in,ercs, in The aior.-
said land. asivcrs" To the interest of
aaintif. hE DESCENT from said Is n,. Stephens
3 AND thar the other defendants apYcar az rec
ord to own an interest adverse To plaintiff
he claims Il decree of title ny limitation.
ana that unless the said defendants be ard
appear at this court at the next term thereof.
To be begun ana h'lien AZ the C. urt House II,
tn" city OF Memphis. in sad county. on the.
sixth day of August next. and on or before tho.
ihri day OF said term. IT the term shall SO
long confinue-anG IL not. then or before
the last day of said tern-snswtr or plead Ia
tho petition i'm said cause. the same will be
hNen a confessed. aud Judgment will he .cn.
.ert Il accordingly.
And il Is further orle red that IL COPY here.
OF be published. according TO law. in the
Farmers Union.
Attest: C.G. METY. Circuit Clerk,
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1894-07-26

Harvest is almost over. The crop on
the meadows will be about one-third
Usual yield on account of drOuth.
Many wells are dry and even the
Fabius now refuses to run.
ThresEinS is now in order. but think
the machines will not wear out this
season on account of OvcrwOrk.
The ice-crsam supper at VIM. Curtis
was largely attended.
Sunday school was not as well attend
cd last Sunday as usual. on account OF
basket meeting at Antioch. where many
young people went.
Some Of the good people around here
have ceased hunting wolves and gone
to hunting water.
Elder VIM. COwell. OF Schuyler coun'
tv, will preach here the first Sunday in
August.
There will be township meeting o
the Peoples party voters at Blue Gras.
school house. near Bible Grove. Satur
day. August 18th, at p. IN. Very i'm
portant business is to be transacted
Let every loyal voter in the TOWNSHIP,
turn out. CLODHOPPER.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1894-07-26
BIBLE GROVE.

Oh. for rain, is the common prayer O.
all
Cream suppers seem to be the rage
at present. The one at Will Curtis
Saturday WIS successful so far as q
crowd is concerned.
Most of the young people, and many
old ones, attended basket meeting u,
Antioch last Sunday.
Davis & Cheadle, our brick makers,
have employed J. w. and J. r. Stith to
work on their kiln this summer.
Mrs. Mcclure and daughter, Mrs.
Nora Barker. Will Davis and family.
and Mr.. Outright Sundaved with Mrs.
NJ. J. Dye.
Miss Clara Hunt and Mrs James Sal
isbury were the guests of Nora Barker
one day last week.
Goose stories in the pulpit and whis-
KY at the polls are similarly decisive to
The uniformed, but what we want is
actual salvation from this money fam
inc and unperishable life everlasting.
BUEANA.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1894-07-26
Senat Convention.

\ delegate convention of the Peoples
party of tie 18th Senatorial district is
hereby called to meet in Hurdland.
Knox county, Tues lay. August %, a,
10 o'clock, a. ~. to nominate candi
late for Senator and to elect IA new cen
trail committee for said district.
The ratio of representation in sale
convention will be three delegates fo
Zach county in the district. and one de,
iegate additional for each 100 vote an0
majority fraction thereof east for Jas.
3. Weaver in 1892
The several counties will be entitled
to representation as follows: Clark, 3
Knox. 9: Lewis. 1: Putnam. /: Schuyler
): Scotland. 5:
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1894-07-26
Administrators Notice.

Notice. i hereby given. that letters of as!-
u,;piSfra.ion On the estate Of A. J. Evans. he
ceusei ,xcr, granite. IL n undersigned. on
the 18th day of June. lSi. 10y the PROBATE
Coury of Scotland county. Missouri. All per
sons having ciaims agaiIf-t said estate, are
required t. exhibit thcm Y allowance. Ia TIE
administrators Within one et,r after the date
of said letters or they ma he prcciuded fros.
any benetir ot said estate: anu IL >i4ch claims
he no; exhih 5r,' within two years from the
date of this publication. X ey shall be forever
barred.
This 18th day OF .'E;Ec. 1874.
JOEL. WING. Administrator.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1894-07-26
CIRCUIT COURT DOCKET.
August Term, 1894.


Paul I.aFrenz ct ell VS. John Bane:
'jectment.
Thos. A. Recs, guardian and curator.
:, J. w. Barnes. surviving partner of
OK, Slime & Barnes: change of venue
rom Probate Court.
J. F.. Dan yhcrty & Co. VS. Jacob NJ.
Myers: on account.
George Boyer VS. Silas Sayers; appeal
rom j. L.
Thos. Pope ct al VS. Judson S. Collins:
attachment.
Thos. Pope ct al VS. J. w. Barnes,
sarnishce of Judscn S. Collins: garnish-
ment.
Thos. Pope ct al VS. Scotland County
National Bank. garnishee Of Judson 5.
Collins: garni,hment.
Robert A. ketchum ct al vs. Sarah G.
chris,man ct al; partition.
Martha J. West VS. Lewis Rogers:
'jectment.
NJ X. Egan w John l.. Graves: suit
III Judgment.
Adam Becraft VS.. George Nj. Grist:
'hangc venue from Schuyler county.
Eliza Richardson VS. The Schuyler
'ounty Agriculture and Mechanical
, Association: change venue from Schuy-
!cr county.
). Hamil & Co. VS. G.. II. England:
:hange of venue from Schuyler county.
Evan y. Smith FIX Parte; application
! t'r license to practice law.
| l. T. Jones, Tx parte: application for
upractice law.
james b. Smith, ex parte: application
~ to practice law.
| SECOND DAY. TUESDAY, AUG. :.
George Barrett vs. PaxsOn & Hudson
| al: equity.
Jam = II. Pratt VS. Florence Mcdaniel
It al: pa, tition.
F'lavius J. Miller vs. Jacob X Shack
cit: appeal from J. =.
| David Trout VS. Noah Trout: for an
accounting.
Orville Q. White ct al vs. VIM. T.
,;reever ct al: to contest will
Richard Morton vs. Mitchell Johnson
appeal from J. Z.
VIM. G.. Downing and Mary A. Down
ing Us Horace G. Pitkin: ejectment.
J. 5 Hendricks Us Atchison. Topeks
Santa Fa Railway Co.: damages.
THIRD DAY, WEDNESDAY. AUG. 8.
James +. Crook vs. Wesley Reed e>
Il: damages.
savings and Building Association ct al
IN mechanics lien.
Geo. w. Stobaush IS +. II. Connolly
appeal from J. =.
Jesse +. Holt vs. Richard .iorton e
: al: mandate.
John Houtz vs. George Houtz ct al
foreclosure.
Robert f. Da"gs VS. The Orient In
: surance Company: action on policy.
John +. Miller vs. JAS. Is. Smith: re
plevin.
Samuel F. Chew vs. Geo. W. Carne>
ejectment-
David Blink vs. Edward Lishtfoot: a,
tachment.
FOURTH DAY. THURSDAY. AUG. ..
Mary 5. Elliif VS. Ezekiel Self: appea
from J. T.
Daniel Hyde VS. Ezekiel Self: appea
from j. =.
Thos. II. OConner ct al vs. John =:
O'Conner: partition.
: Jot w. Barton VS. keokuk 4 Yves
tern Railroad Co.: damages.
{. \. Gerhold ct al vs. The Northeas
Missouri Agriculture and Mechanics
Association: on account
! August w. Erhardt. administrato
state of John Dietrich. deceased. an
WIN. Gerth VS. August Dietrich: man
: late of Supreme Court.
: Dora 4. Woods ct al VS. Mary r
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1894-07-26

The executive committee of the Ne
br;.ska knights of Labor resolved to
lend the influence of that order to the
POpulist of that state. The X. OF l.. will
thoroughly organize the wage carriers
of Nebraska for the great ST. ike at the
POLLS
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1894-07-26

The late strike was the means of fore
ing the editor of the Minneapolis. MINI.
Tribune. " W. Williams. to leave his
old party and join the Populi>,s.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1894-07-26

Frceman Z. Lane. one of the delegates
from Cherokee county in the late Kan
sas. Democratic state convention has
given notice that hereafter he will he
fo,ud working for the Populi>t party.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1894-07-26

The monkey show at Washington
c ,ntiDues on account of the
trust tariff bill. The people pay
for the tiddliny. while the monkeys do
The dancing.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1894-07-26

Col c. G.. Conn. present Democratic
congressman from the South Bead. Ind.
district has j deserted Democracy" and
Joins the labor army.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1894-07-26

Elect a congress next November that
sill impeach Grover Cleveland within
iorty-eight hours after it takes its seat
next March. 1t can be done.-Chicago
sentinel.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1894-07-26

Hon. Ignatius Donnelly. OF Mime
asota. is expected to speak for the Popu
lists ut Edina, August 18th.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1894-07-26

The Popu,ists of Howell, Charlton
and Franklin counties held convention
last Saturday and nominated complete
icketS,
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1894-07-26

\ large Hebrew society of Denver,
'olo., has resolved to join the POpulist
'arty.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1894-07-26

Hon. William II. Deuson. who has
represented the seventh Alabama dis
trict in congress. refused IL renomina
ton from the Democratic party and has
taken the the stump" for the Populi>ts.
Such patriotism rs that should be re-
warded by the biggest office the people
can brstuw.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1894-07-26

Secretary Edwards of the Democratic,
committee in Kings county. \. ".
gives notice that he has severed his
connection with the John Sherman
Grover Cleveland party and joined tn.
Populi>,>. Good bye old party. Gooo
bye"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-10-18

Gin Diener mubte ibnen iofort einiz
&c Strei9e iiber bic 8eine seben.
Damn fubr lie fort:
.Was Guren Batter. ben 0tsemtni=
iter anlangt, 10 bin i4 feline Maso
uno babe linn teine 8efeb.e su seben.
@u9 aber ratbs i4: @srseBt nidt Elm
apeites Deal mir seseniiber 3u@t uno
Mnitanb."
Ser 8iaeminiiter tam enoli9 nun
AUDI, UNI feline @emablin gu bssriiben.
Na4 Elm paar Saeen, benin S4luB
Der Geitli@tetten, fiibrte i'm 1ein Dienit
gum &0nis. Dieter .e~rtunbiste ii9,
tpie benn bas Set abse!aufen lei, unb
betam nun 4Qes gu b0ren, bic &C.
i4t4te Der 9eiratb, bas 8erlafe en- ber
iuneen 5rau unb nun lire unertpar=
tete Mntunft. Der R0nis entsesnete
ld9elnb:
rSbr babt unredt sssen Cure Sc
mablin ee6anoelt, tpet4e cine Grau
bon aubersep6bnli4 piel @eiit uno
&lugbeit fem muB. Sd betpunoere
ibr Bsnebmen auf's 9S<s. unb id
tann Sud- muir ratben, oas llnre9t
pieoer gut gu MAIDEN, tpetaes Sbr
oerielben 5ugefigt 9abt."
Der 8eamte bate oas 14on ALIEN
einseIeben, Der Girit perlieb aber i&on
an einem Der nGditen Sage elm bohes
9ofomt Der iungen Grau, bic 10 enerz
gii4 ibre Stequng gu ma6ren &puBte.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-10-18
!. Nfp 0nYhhoHa ho;~A -,

- Ole @olbbede pirb immer lGiuz
ger. Dte @olbprobuttion in @ubqfriz
ia bat, pie reuli@ betannt aetporben.
I'M Wuguit 174,977 l1n3en betraoen.
a1l1o ca. $4,000 un3en mebr, als i'm
4u9uIt 1898: Sn ben erften. 8 Mpz
r1oter. oieies Sabres Fat bic @olbproz
BUTTON IN ben @ttpatersranbtz@olb=
minen 1.317,026 l1n3en betruqen; olio
muir 161,447 tpeniger, als in Dem
9ansm ;Ssa9re 1893 unb MUIR Toe, 123
1GSe9 @enlser, ols I'M gan3en SABRE
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-10-18

- Die 8ep0ltepung Melbournes,
M%uitralien, beitanb am S@lufie bes
Sabres 1893 aus 444,632 &1pfen,
gegen 490,692 &0pfe i'm Mpril 1891.
Ser Ridgang ber 8eb0lterungs3iHer
lit auf bic geiddftli@e Depreifion auz
riid3ufibren, bon ber bic Staot ft4
gegenpdrtig aQmdlig mieber gu erboz
len beginnt. Die @inmobner9abl
Sbbneps betrug @moe bes Sahres
1893 421,O30 Seelen, ge9en 411,710
Seelen am S9luf7e bes Sabres 1892.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-10-18
&uItur Der Gbau1pt8no ns.

SIM 9erbite fnbet man auf Medern,
bic fart nit Pferoeoiinger geoingt
murben unb BON elmer iippigen 9edz
fru9t, beiipiestpeiie &artofeln, @@atz
ten erbalten, bdufg Gbamptgnons.
Nu4 in alien Miitbeettdite treten
@bampi9nons ni9t ielten uupermuthst
auf; ia Gltere &ompo1tbaufen 5eigen
lie man4mal. @benio lit betannt,
baB ber @bamptgnon auf ni9t gu troz
denen @iebmeiben milb mddlt. Wenn
Elm tpentg pferbeoung ibn nun an ben
peri4iebeniten Orten auftreten ldBt,
10 mub man bod gu bar Mnii4t tomz
men, baB @bampignons lei4t gu 5iez
ZEN iinb. Man ptrb aber nod Re
ltGrtt bur4 bic Retlamen Der 9dnbler,
tpet9e Gbamptsnons ~bertaufen. 8ei
ber 2ei9tigteit Der 8ultur unb BEN
boben prei{e bieies pil5es 1T es ni@t
gu parmunbern, baB 10 @tele @bam=
pignontutturen anle9en m64ten.
Wie 3ie6t man nun G6amptgnons?
Das III ni4t 10 einfa& beuntmortet,
ba bie1 pil3e 1oppbl i'm Greien, als in
S4eunen, 9iitten, &elern ge3psen
perben t0nnen. 9ie 3udt i'm Treiz
en- lit inn 6riibjabr ie6r unii4er, i'm
@ommer p0Qig unmo9li4. sic be-
i4rdntt it4 nur uu ben serb It,
unb 3pur besbalb, tpeil ber Pil5 feline
bobe @drme pertragen tann. @obalo
bas Sbermometer uber IL Grab &.
iteigt, Hodt 1etn Wa4stbum, unge3te<
fer iiberfdQt i'm, unb nit elmer lobz
renben @rnte 1T es porbei. Mu4 in
ben gel4loN enen &Gumen ptrtt bic
MGrme binbernb unb beotngt cine
Gini4rGntung Der &ultur. @s Bic
tet ii9 aber ben gan3en Wtnter binz
bur4 cine berrli@e @elegenbeit, @bamz
'pignons gu oieben, neil etma feblenbe
Wdrme let4t our4 9ei3en r1eBt mer>
ben fann.
Die Regelung Der 9emperatur al
lein parmag jeDo@ bas @elingen 6er
&ultur ni9t gu 9eudbrleiiten. @p
parabor es tlingt - ber Gbampt9non,
Der teiner 2i9t}trabl brau9t, perlangt
gang gebieterii@ frii@e 2uft. Stride
Quft 1T {ein 3tpeites Reinstatement,
unb .@Gume, bic benz ni4t Re9nunq
traqen, t0nnen ME. befrtebigenbe Rez
(ultate geben. 9as 8ebIrfnib BET
@barnpignons na@ frti@er 2uft 1T 10
groB, baB man tpette, Notwithstanding
3uftrobre a%nbringen unb lie aus ben
@ebGuben berausragen la1en5 mub I'm
nur ben n0thtsen 3ug gu betommen:
@s 9at ni4t an @eriu@en gefeblt,
ben g%6ampignon auf ben perf4ieoenz
item @toHen gu aieben. 9ur& 3eitunz
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