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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-12-17

prisoners were confined in cell in the
town hall pending arraignment before
Judge Taylor. About o'clock yester-
day morning an alarm of fire was given
from the town hall.
1t was found that the negro prisoners
had heated poker and attempted to
burn the hinges of the thick wooden
door Of the cell. The wood ignited and
before the prisoners could prevent it
the fire had spread to the ceiling above.
The loud cries of the negroes for help
awoke the janftor, Charles Schlegel,
who gave the alarm, and with the as
sistance of Officers Parsons and Cor
nelius soon eXtingmshed the flames.
The negroes We're arraigned before
Judge Taylor this morning and sent to
the county Jail at Long Island City for
ten days on a charge of intoxication, af-
ter which they will be tried on the
charge of arson
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-12-17
WILL MIR. HARRISON RUN?
His Former Private Secretary Says the FIX.
President Has Declared That lie viii
No: BE Candidate.

His Former Private Secretary Says the FIX.
President Has Declared That lie VIII
No: BE Candidate.
By the United Press.
Buffalo, N. Y, Dec. 16.--Colonel D. S.
Alexander, district attorney for north
ern New York under President Harri-
son, and at one time General Harrison's
private secretary, has returned from
indianapolis, where he spent two days
with the eX-president.
Mr.. Alexander said he found General
Harrison in excellent health and spirits.
Discussing the political outlook, Gen
eral Harrison believed the Republican
party would win in 1896, and would be
called upon to face and to settle the
currency question, which he regarded
as one of the greatest difficulties, as
well as of the highest Importance. He
did not suggest remedy, but he thought
the treasury department would get very
tired of maintaining gold standard by
paying interest on bonds issued for the
purchase of gold.
Upon the subject of his candidacy for
denomination IN 1895, colonel Alex
ander says General Harrison positively
declared that he would not and could
not be a candidate. Whatever honor
came from simply holding the exalted
office was already in his possession, and
he was content to let others assume its
responsibilities in the future. The very
thought, General Harrison said, of hav-
ing again to change the officials Of the
country ought of itself be sufficient to
deter any man who once had been
through the ordeal from wanting tc
undertake it again.
General Harrison discussed the candi-
dates who We're likely to come before
the convention of 1896, but indicated nc
preference. He spoke Of Reed, McKin'
ley and Allison as gentlemen of ability
and well qualified for the office by long
Dublic eXDerience
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-12-17
MR.. HARRITY'S REPORT.
Secretary of the Commonwealth Offers
Suggestions for the Public.
By the United Press.

Secretary of the Commonwealth offers
Suggestions for the Public.
BY the United Press.
Harrisburg, Pa, Dec. 16.-The bien-
nial report of Secretary of, the Com
monwealth Harrlty contains much that
is interesting in statistical information
concerning the operations of his depart
ment and also of suggestion in the way
of legislation. There was an increase
of seventy in corporation statements
filed over the previous two years and
there was a net increase of 144 in rail-
road corporations chartered. The total
amount of fees for the two years was
$S3,977.75. The expenses of the depart
ment aggregated S53,344.32. Taking the
total receipts OF $95, ,902. 65 and deducting
the expenses leaves q balance in favor
Of the state of 42,35S.32 There was an
increase of $l2,304.01 in the receipts and
a decrease of $7,579.31 in expenses.
There are some important recommen-
dations regarding legislation. Secre-
tary Harrty suggests that notarles
public appointed during a recess of the
senate be commissioned until the end
Of the next session and that when con-
firmed they shall be commissioned for
four years; that commissions and other
papers relating to the military branch
of the state government shall be filed
In the adjutart generals department
and that matters affecting the agricul-
tural interests shall be handled by the
state board of agriculture; that the
Baker ballot law should be amended as
to make 1t perfectly clear what certifi-
Gates of nomination and nomination pa
pers shall be filed with the secretary of
the commonwealth; that it should be
further amended to provide that a copy
Of all objections to these papers shall
also be filed with the department; that
a volume of the pennsylvania Ar
chives" containing the records of the re-
bellion shall be published soon as posi-
bic before the papers are lost or de-
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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-12-17
SPOILED A ROMANCE.
Mrs. Eckels Claims That Her Husband Is
a Fugacious Bigamist.

by the united Press.
Stoneboro, Pa, Dec. 16-Mrs. w. r.
Eckels, of this town, has spoiled ro-
nance. A paper published in Missouri
Valley, Harrison county, Ia, published
story of the marriage of w. r. Eek
els to Ethleen Haskell, and referred to
it as the elimination of a courtship
which had begun when they were resi-
dents of a Pennsylvania village.
Now Mrs. Eckels is out with letter
in which she claims that Miss Haskell
is a dissolute woman whom she once
engaged as a music teacher, but was
forced to eXpel from her house; that
Eckels then deserted his family and
followed the woman to the West, and
that she (Mrs Eckels) has evidence
enough ITO send him to the penitentiary
She does not say what she will do
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-12-17

make things worse, the wreck took fire
and, as there was no water available,
the broken cars burned all day.
Much of the dressed meat was taken
away by the farmers who reside in the
vicinity. Fortunately none of the train
hands were seriously hurt, Traffic on
the road was delayed all day by the
wreck. The loss is approximately
placed at $350O
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-12-17
Noted Engineer Dead.
BY the United Press.

Washington, Dec. 16.-Information has
been received here that David Mckee
Russell. of this city, who went to Buenos
Ayres four years ago under contract with
the Principal Bank Note Engraving COM
pany, of South America, died In that city
recently from injuries received by falling
under u train of cars. Mr.. Russell was
a man of remarkable mechanical inge-
nuity and designed the lathe with which
the intricate patterns on all our bank
notes were engraved.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-12-17
FATAL FIGHT AT FOX'S.
Unwelcome Visitors Received with Bottles
and Shotgun.


Easton, Pa, Dec 16.-A fight took
place at FoX's hotel in Palmer town
ship at 2 o'clock this morning between
several intoxicated men. In trying
to get into the house, from which they
had been elected, they forced the door
open, when Henry Ritter, boarder,
fired shot from double barrel gun,
the contents striking Matthew Morrow,
jr, in the left side, tearing an ugly
wound.
william Stout, was hit in the side by
bottle thrown from the bar room
through the window, breaking one of
his ribs. Morrow's wound Is consid-
cred dangerous. Ritter has fled.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-12-17
MILLS IN OPERATION.
Lively Times About the Plant of the
Pennsylvania Steel Company.
By the United Press.

By tne Ollteu ITeSS.
Harrisburg. Pa, Dec. 16-The Penn
sylvania Steel company had every de-
partment, except two, in operation last
week and most of the mills will be run
on full time this week. The prospects
for work in the rail producing branches
the remainder of the month have
shown an improvement since last week,
but the outlook for January Is dull.
1t Is expected to begin preparatory
work this week on the changes to be
made in certain mills.
The plant will be idle Dec. "a and %
to give the employees Christmas va
cation This is one day more than was
given at the holidays last year. All
the mills, except the Merchant and bill
let mill, start tomorrow at o'clock.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-12-17
Denny Daily Very Ill.

st. Louis. Dec. 16.-Denny Daily, the ST.
Louis feather weight pugillst, is lying
dangerously Ill at the city hospital from
the effects OF broken Jaw received in his
fight with Tomm White, OF Chicago.
This is the second time his jaw has been
broken. Solly Smith smashed II In San
Francisco two years ago, Daily Is threat
ened with gangrene and will have to sub
NIT to an operation.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-12-17

the money he had in the house, and so
far as he was aware no one knew of its
presence there. A bloodhound has been
sent for and will as soon as it arrives
be placed on the trail, in the hope of
running down the murderer.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-12-17
Minnesota's Chief Justice Dead.
8v the limited Press.

st. Paul. Mimi, Dec. 16-James Gillfal-
lin, chief justice of Minnesota, died at his
residence here this morning. He was G5
years old He enlisted as a private when
the war broke out. but was soon chosen
captain and later made colonel Of the
Eleventh Minnesota, serving until the
CLOSE of the war. He was appointed
chief justice in 1882 and three times was
elected.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-12-17
PLOwED HROUGHTHE HERD.
A Train on the Pacific Road Plays Jug.
gernaut with Cattle.
Pv tha TInitad praca

BY the United Press.
Sioux City, Ia, Dec. 16.-A train on
the Sioux City and Pacific road played
juggernaut with cattle a few miles
south of this city recently. The train
had rounded a curve running at a rate
of fifty miles an hour, when the en-
gineer saw herd of cattle on the track
ahead of him. He realized that he
could not stop the train and that to
slacken speed would make matters no
DETER so he pulled the throttle wide
open and sailed into the herd. The
train plowed its way through the cattle
without leaving the rails.
1t was found that twenty-five cattle
were killed or so badly injured that
they had to be shot.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-12-17
Freight Trains Collide.

BY the United Press.
Lancaster, Pa, Dec. 16.-Two freight
trains on the Pennsylvania railroad col
lided at Mill Creek water station, east of
this city, and three cars an engine and
caboose were wrecked. The wreck took
fire and was completely destroyed, to-
gether with large amount of merchan-
disc The train hands escaped unhurt.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-12-17
Augustc Burdeau Buried.

by the OHiteu lIeSs'
Paris, Dec. 16.-Auguste Burdeau, late
president of the chamber Of deputies, was
buried today with state honors. Presi-
dent Casimir Perier and large number
of deputies, senators and high officials
and conspicuous private citizens were
present. The march to the cemetery was
made through rain and mud.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-12-17
Died from Cigarette Smoking.

By tne Onlteu IIeSS'
Kingston, N. Y, Dec. 16--Edward Bar
ton 20 years old, q son OF William Bar
ton, of Rhinecliff, died in that place yes
terday afternoon. His fatal illness, which
was of about six weeks duration, is said
to have been brought on by the inveterate
smoking Of cigarettes,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-12-17
Tommy Ryan Declined.
tha IInited Press.

New Orleans, Dec. 16.-Tommy Ryan
left this morning for Chicago. Jack
Dempsey, hearing that Ryan said 1t was
good thing for him that the fight did
not come off, hunted up Ryan and offered
to fight In private with bare knuckles, but
Ryan declined.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-12-17
FREIGHT TRAIN WRECK.
The Farmers Near Norristown Are Treated
to Dressed Beef.
Nv tho limited Press

Norristown, Pa, Dec. 16.-A dlsas-
trous wreck occurred early this morn
ing on the main line of the Reading
railroad at Merton station, two miles
above Bridgeport. A train made up
Of miscellaneous freight was standing
on a siding, when through freight
dashed into the rear end. Thirty cars
in all were wrecked. Several of them
contained Chicago beef, while the re-
malnder carried oats and coal. To
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-12-17
WEATHER REPORT.

For eastern Pennsylvania, rain; cooler;
Increasing southwest winds. becoming
northwest.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-12-17
SET FIRE TO THEIR PRISON.
Two Suspicious Negroes Fire Their Coll In
an Attempt to Esnape.
Il.r hl,n IIniind Drnrn

BY the United Press.
Hampstead, l.. l., Dec. 1G-The many
highway robberies which have occurred
in the vicinity of Hampstead and Bell
more, L. l., recently have thrown the
residents into a state Of excitement
such as has not prevailed in the neigh
boihood for years.
Constable Gildersleeve. of Hampstead,
yesterday arrested two. negroes who
were acting very suspiciously. The
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-08-06

bie gg8ilion" 0%icienige 8eere, Bic an lang
item 5u Derfaufeu mar. Die uGreSceut"
murbe GIN Gnbe 10 meidb, boB Der Saft
Our6 bic &Iitcn tricftc. 9te v9Sarttelp"
mar ebe1fauS lh0n, unb bebnlptetc lbten
alien &ubm. Sch fam ST Dem @lttldbluB,
bic yGreScent" o%b3uidaffen, un0 sum Gtns
fohen baben 6te v8ilion" uno Die pNar7
fieLb" Die belten @igenl6afteu, iie 9e@
brau3el ben tpenigiten 3uder, Iber mas
bilft bas MN ancs, bic Seltte pouen ebe1l
nur groBc Moniters 8eerert, mO9en lie bon
gutter 0ualitGt iein, O6er nidbt. IS mag
Sbnen befannt fem, baB bteles Sabr ell
icDr barte5 Sabr fir @robeercn mar, plel
8ege6r unb .tpenig i'm Wfartte. lleberau
baben bic 8ceren bonn Sroit 8elitten tpeltn
bieies Ser SAT- bel Ben S0rigen mar, 10
biirfen Sic iib natiirlth ni9t tpunoern,
nenn iib bic Slilthen nibt e%nttpIdelten.
9aS 9lbne6mcn Ser Qlu3lGufer lit unnOtbi9,
inn eriten Sabre treibt bic Gflan5e 70 oleI
Summers" tpie mO9lib, I'M stpetten Sabre
ldBt iie bas BON ielbit gut iein. DAB Die
Srage: tpelbe 8eere fol- man pfla1Sen,
feline leicbtc lit, benefit, Dab bic Qder@ llr1o
@arteubau @eieaibaft bon YartS cine
@ommiIiton BON 6erporra9enben WGnnerl
ciniebte, tpclcbe SIT enticbeioen bate, pelbeS
sic % beiten Sortcn inter ben iebt be-
faunten @rbbeeren ieien. Iucb bort 1T Der
Wfarft bon bon neuen SOrten, aber ebenlD
ieDr fiiblt man, baB @eipiBbeit 1otbipenotg
lit. SD boffe, oaB meme 3eilen Sbnen
uno bielen NnDeren Qufi9luB geben meroen
iiber mancbe Sra9e, bcren 8eantportung
AUDI einmal fir micb etu 8eoirtntB mar.
Otit 0o9acbtuug
Aug. @ ii TT 6mtbt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-08-06
Die 9elben 5taltener.

9te bteraulan6e ge3Icbteten gelben
StaLtener maren geraume 3ett btnbur3
tpegen ibrer ltnnoufommenbeit ntbt lebr
aniprebenb. @ber eintge 2iebbaber unb
3i6ter iaben in tbnen 6ie @runbla9e
zines neuen, i6onen SarbeniblagS, bes
16On1ten unter allen Stalienern. Nnoere
%bebaupteten, baB es niemalS 9eltngen
piirbe, Die pstBe Sarbe aus S6pans unb
S3nin9en beraus3usit6tcn un0 ie oauernb
3u erbalten, pie es bel ben geIben GOobtns
bet SAT- lit. 6eute lit bicier niiblibe unb
pracbtpoue Sarbeni6lag aber iopeit ourcbe
9eSiibtet, baB CT in BEN STANDARD BET
StaIiener aufgenpmmen 1T unb man ebenio
quite Sbtere in 8e3ug aufSarbe berlangt, tpte
bel BEN anoeren geLben 8ariet6ten. S1re
Sreun6e 3dblen bereits na6 Sun6erten unb
me6ren it6 tagtdgIi9. Die 9eIbenStaltener
legen gr0Bere uno mebr @ter, ais Die a16erS
gefdrbten, unb ais Safelgefii8el finb tie
alien p~or3u3ieben. Scr. Qrnol6 iagt, oaB
er Deri6leoene @eHiigelraiien in ben leBten
3ebnSabren ge5i6tet nnb niemals 10 bGrte,
tpioerltanosfGbige &aden %9efunoen babe,
tpie geraoe BET ben 9eLben Stalienern. Die
!3acbt lit auerotngS iebr ibmierig uno toit7
lptelt9, neil n~orlGlft9 no9 Elm 9roBerer
BrocentidB l6Ie6tfarbiger &iGen bon
beiten auSgeiubten @ltern fdQt.
0ielfa6 muB ber bur6idbntttli3e 3i6z
ter 6~aSientge MateriaL our Sanb nebmen,
mas tbm au @ebote ite6t, benin bic fein>
item 3ubtt9tere beftnDen ii9 nob in ben
!6GnOen iolder 8icbter, bic es Deritanben
baben, in t~peni9en Sabren bic Qualttdt
gans erbeblth 81 berpoatommnen. Ser
Yrets oteier Gbiere lit 9an3 auBergewobnz
lid bo6.
Sn Der bonn s.. Bis Is. Se6ruar B. S. in
Seem Oorf lt~attgefunbcnen sSabresausftel7
lung fteute .Wfrs. @beeler unter Scr. 1906
l, 8uffs2e9borns nit $500 8erfeufsz
prets aus. 0ielelbe QusiteQerin beanz
lpru3te fir Die unter Scr. 1856 bon ibr ges
5etgte iun9e 5enne $505, gtr. 1856 ~foitete
$500 II. i. 10. Gs lit ni6t INNER geia9t,
baB 9ut1 nnb gleibfarbtge 3biere bic bette
Nab3u6t ltefern, Sbiere nit S3par3 tint
S6man5 unb in Sen S6ptngen liefern
DftmalS before &elultate, neil l6par3 ein
bdufi9er Be9letter BON retdber, %tiefer, iatte
gelber Sarbe tit, 6o6 louen ibmar5e Sc
bern aus benz @efteber ~entfernt perben.
@elbe Staliener iouen 6ur6 un6 burb
gelb bis auf Die Saut unb fret bon ie6er
anoeren Sarbe i'm @efteber iein. 3biere
nit ipeiBen ober tpeiBiebattirten Sebern
Deri3lecbtern bic 9lrt bel icoer 9tacbSucbt,
mar ioa oesbalb nit ioldben Gbieren nicbt
3Icbten. Vlelfa5 perben bunfle -!9Gbne
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-08-06
QufSuht Don Nrbeitspferoen.

S6on i'm Mutterleibe muB fir bas Sue
f~lnftige Siiaen 9eior9t tperoen. Die
Wuttcrtute muB bor allen St0Ben bemabrt
bleiben, ein plobltcbes Guf> unb Settz
ipGrtstreten, ~iiberbaupt icoe plDBlthe, un7
b%elonnene Bepegung pernteben tucr6en.
Die Stute fam bis gum Qlbfpblen arbeiten,
II sebraubt man tie lieber bic leBte Belt
nt6t an Der Wasenbei6lel, %lonoern ais
Boroerpterb, am beiten our SelDarbett.
MdBiger Srob tbut Ser trGDtigen Stute
fetnen S9aoen. SortipdbrenOes Steben
I'M Stale ut ber Wutteritute un3utrdglt6,
tie Leioet bann lei6t an 8eritopfung unb
mtro 6urcb bic 8etuegungen 0es Slaens I'M
Qetbe peinli6 beritbrt; es lit fir Die Stute
unD Sluen our6aus notbmenbtg, DaB
trGdtige Stuten tGglth einige Stunben
Semegt tperben. Die Mutteritute muB in
frdfti9em Sutter3uitanbe letn, 6afer blei6t
natltrli9 6as bette Bferbefutter, aber au6
MatS uno &artoffeln f0nner in mdBigen
Wengen uno bel aQmdbli6er @etpODnuu9
gegeben tper0en. Gtab benz @6fohlen lit
es I'M belten, tpenn bic Stute nit benz
SiiQen auf Die @eibe eeben fam. Sci
StaQfittterun9 muB Die Stute neben retb@
liber 6aferratton ettpaS 8eiSenfleie baben,
bamit fe genIgenb Wtil6 giebt. Wan
muB barauf bebacbt letn, baB bas Siiden
piel gfabrung befommt; ibon na9 circa
a6t @oben leBt man benz TlQen Elm @ez
fGB nit retnem Safer Dor, bamit eS ie6erz
Sett na6 8elieben baran fnuspern fam.
0aS betreftenbe @efGB barf ni6t bob on9
gebracbt tperben. Weni9 befannt lit bas
Siittert bon friiber 8uttermilh, aln beiten
friiber Gentrifugenbuttermil6, an Siiuen.
0iebt man iib einigeOfii6e, 70 lernen bteSiL:
len ibon NIT ie6S Woben 6as 8uttermilbz
iaufen unb es befommt ibnen 9an5 aIsgec
3eihnet; 9oIftetner PferDesii6ter %futtern
bis gu einem Sabr 8uttermil6, 8enn bic
Saaen oaS 8uttermilblaufen uno Safer
freiien 9elernt baben, 10 lit bas Qbnebmen
bes Siuens bon ber Stute Elm lei6tes, ba5
Siiaen berltert ni6t, es gebetbt luittg nets
ter. MuB Die Stute CUR Qrbett, 10 lit Die
8uttermil6 unb Der t6afer elm gutter grlab
Der Muttermil6 in Der 3milhen5eit. oas
eSIaen permtBt bic Mutter oaourh ni6t
10 iebr. SIM spetten unb britten 2ebens>
iabre miiiien Die iungen 8fcr6e retbli6
6eu unb tpenig Safer befommen. 0urcb
nieles !6eu pirb oer Magcn groB unb Die
@ebdrme nett unb nuben aucb peniaer
nGbritoffbaltige Stoffe gut aus; iol6e
8feroe itnb INNER gut BET 0lppettt uno
lernen ipdter groBe 8ationen &raftfutter
uerbaten; iun8e 9ferbe btn9e9en perben
burcb pieles 8raftfutter felt, faul unb iberz
iGttigt, iie bebalten etnen fleinen W1agen
unb fre1ien ipGter BET itrenser Qrbeit ni6t
gut burch. 9aS 9faubfutter giebt man am
beiten auf ben 8oben bin. Ser Stanb fir
iunge 8feroe BARI nibt abi9aiii9 iein, ba
ite ionIt su DteG auf ber 6tnterbanb iteben
unb Die iun9en gferbe beim Qtegen nab
etuas ermiioeter 9trbeit ii3 Iet9t Bieps
bafen 6riiGer1.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-08-06

l 8funO 13ufcr un6 10 G gepnluerter
Iciner 3immct 5uaeleBt un0 nacb til6tigem
llmriiDren ldBt MAI Die Woiic falt lperoen.
9u8 @r5eu9niB crDdlt man a 8funo i9on
brdunLi6 DHnfelrot3cn, lebr icbnafbafteH
MuS
Die @eIee6ereitung gei4iebt 10:
Die gflaumcn perben cntiteint, nit lopttI
QSaiier, alS gum 8ebefen Der 6riicbte liotD7
,tpenbig 1T, ettpa Is Minuten lang gefo9t
unb bonn auSgeprcBt. Den Suit f~i!trirt
man burcb 2eintpanb O0er 6tanen, giebt
ie nab Der 2(rt Der TrIbte auf ba8 Quart
10000 @ramm gcitoBenen .3nfer gu
lino brtngt ben Saft bis 3ur gelun9enen
@eleeprobe altf's @aiierbao. Die @eGecz
probe befte6t barin, DaB etn Gropfer, ben
man nit Dem 26fieI ouf einen faItcn 8Ors
8e0anteQer bringt, iofort c%ritarrt. SIT Oies
Der SAT-, 10 pirb Gle lporlne Tlaiiigfeit in
Slider gegoiien.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-08-06
nlitteI ee9en 6~etreioewau5eu.

SIN Nnbetradbt Ser yGbtn6bu8" s9la8e
in etnigen Staaten Der Union erlaube teb
mir, ben 9eicrn 6er 9anbip. 8eilage etn
Wittel an3ugeben, neIbes icb erprpbt unb
aub fir gut befuuoen babe. SIS folet
nidtS un6 lit leibt unS etnfa1 ber5u7
itenen, es lit eber nur bel tro6ener gStttes
rung, ipie mir tie ieBt baben, bon Ttr>
flung.
Mon sie6e Inn bas @ornfclO etnen @ras
ben bon einem 6uB Stefe D0er 6aritber uno
oann neDme man einen Saumltalnm bon
einem SuB 9ife, ipanne eir 8fero oaoor
un6 3iebe ben Stalnm 10 LANCE ben @raben
%entlang, bis Sic Grbe recbt mulIig lit unO
bic Seitenipdnbe beS @rabenS rebt lole gez
Oriidt unb ftetl iinb. GS miro ber 8es
obadbter nun baIb Bic @abrnebmung
macbelt, oaB oie &Gfer III BEN @raben
9inetn, nicbt aber beraus fommen f0nnen !;
ite rDuen immer tpteber suriiG, ba bic @rbe
bes@rabenS burcb basS6Ieifen bes8aumes
loie gemaCbt tporben lit. 0icieS Schleiten
micberbole nan td9lt9 beS Mtorgens uno
Nbenb3, benn baourb mtr0 Die GrOe i6on
loie er6aLten uno tneroen Die BON Der Sonne
noc9 nicbt periengten &dfer 9etOotet. Sinb
Die lebteren lebr 5ablretcb, 10 empftebIt es
iib, mebrere iolcber @rGbcn Inn baS TeIo
81 3ieben, ie mebr, ie better. 0aS ttIB
aber geibeben, e6e Die &Gfer i6r Grl6einen
maben, e6e Bic Ttu6t ab9emacbt mtrD,
benn bann lit sepObnLi3 Die idlimmite
3eit.
.3uerit bate tb es nit &eroItn0l berz
iucbt; cs bali audb, bonn bic &Gfer gingen
ni9t biniiber, bob lit bte 2%nwenoun9 biez
les Mtttels in sroBeren Wengen 3u foit7
ipielig. SD babe aucb Seife probirt; ta
i9nitt ie in feline Sti6e unb fo6te ite,
morauf t6, 2 @auonen &eroltnDI 6tnsuz
icbittete. 9as Setfenpaiier muB aber,
Denn DertpenOet, beiB iein, unb lie cine @alz
lone Del Dermen9e man nit 3 @aucnen
@alier; es tpirb fi9 i9on nit einanoer
perbinben. Wfan fam bieie Wtiic6ung oub
nit elmer @teBfanne auf benz Jtano beS
@robens auf tletn selbnitteneS GraS
gteBen, 10 baB, tpenn bennob Bic Safer
itellentpeiie pieber empor tomlnen iouten,
fe i6leunigit gum &lG5u9 9~e3tpungen werz
ben tplirben.
0tit freun6Gi6em @ruB
Gbrtittan &o6, Minteiota.
N.8. 6ter lit es furbtbar trofen unS
beige @inoe berrlben Dor. Die @erite lit
bon BEN G9tnbbugs beinabe Sur 6GLfte
peraebrt, Der @ei5en itebt gut.