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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-10-02
THE WEATHER.


Boston, October Local forecast for
Wednesday, Fair and slightly warmer
westerly winds.
Washington, October Forecast for
Wednesday for New England: Fair,
warmer and southwest winds.
WEATHER CONDITIONS AND GEN
ERAL FORECAST.
The barometer has risen generally over
the region east of the Mississippi and has
fallen in the upper Lake region, thence
southestward to Texas. 1t Is highest over
the Middle Atlantic States, and lowest
north of Montana Conditions continue
threatening south of Florida. The
weather continues fair except in southern
Florida, where rains are reported. 1t is
warmer except on the south Atlantic
coast, in northern New England and the
extreme Northwest, where the tempera7
ture has remained stationary. Fair and
warmer weather will prevail in the
Central valleys, thence eastward to the
Atlantic coast.
Local Weather Report.
Portland, October 1.-The local
weather Bureau Office records as to the
weather the following:
8a.m.-Baromete1, 49, 684 thermometer,
46.O: dew point, SO; humidity, CLIO;
wind, SW: velocity, 12; weather,
clear.
sp.m.-Barometer 80 10; thermome-
ter, 49, O; dew point, 36; humidity, 66;
wind, southwest; velocity, II; weather,
clear.
Mean daily thermometer, 46.0, maxi
mum thermometer, 81. %; minimum ther-
mometer, 80; maximum velocity of
wind, 16 SW; total precipitation, 0.
weather observations.
NThe Agricultural Department Weather
Bureaua for yesterday, October /,
taken at p. H., meridian time, the
observations for each station being given
in this order: Temperature, direction of
the wind, state of the weather:
Boston, so degrees, SW, clear; New
York, 56 degrees, W, clear; Philadelphia,
5s degrees, W. clear; Washington, 4e
degrees, NV, clear; Albany, 48 degrees,
", clear; Buffalo, 56 degrees, W, clear
Detroit, 81 degrees, SW, clear; Chicago,
56 degrees, SW, clear; ST Paul, 6S de-
grees, SW, clear; st. Vincent. 6S degrees,
N, clear; Huron, OAK, 81 degrees, NV,
clear; Bismarck, 80 grees, NE, clear
Jacksonville, 70 degrees. N, cloue
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-10-02
THE PiCAYUNE IN TROUBLE.
objects 90 the City Selling Its Propert,

New Orleans, October 1.-The Daily
Picayune, through its attorney, filed a
suit in the civil court yesterday, which
is of considerable Importance to news
paper publishers and to manufacturers
generally. The petition. prays for an
injunction to restrain the city of New
Orleans and the state of Louisiana from
seizing the property of petitioners and
disposing of thes. same to satisfy taxes.
The city has assessed tax amounting
to $4O2 on the Merganthaier Lynotype
machines in use in the Picayune office
which the Picayune refuses to pay as
the machines are part and parcel of the
machinery necessary to publish the paper.
machines is unconstitutional. null and
void. The outcome of the suit will be.
awaited with great interest.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-10-02

Boston, October Frederick L. Odlin,
state detective, of Lew iston, Me- left this
city this evening on the O'Clock train,
having in custody Andrew j. Freeman
and the latter's wife, Mrs. Sophie Free
man, who are wanted In Maine for several
burglaries and larcenies Freeman and
his wife were arrested in this city a cou-
pie of weeks ago by an inspector who
caught the man with stolen property in
his possession. Freeman, who has served
three terms of imprisonment in the
Charlestown state prison, was taken to
the headquarters and he admitted to
Chief Inspector Watts.that the property
was stolen in Maine A few days ago
State Detective Odlin traced Freeman s
residence to "a Horton street, Lewiston
and there recovered $1,000 worth OF
property stolen from residences in differ
ent towns. The same detective identi-
fled property. found in Freeman's posses
sion as some stolen in Skowhegan. When
Freeman.w was told by Chief Watts he was
wanted in Maine he and his wife agreed
to 90 back without requisition papers.
Detective Odlin said he was satisfied
that freeman was the man who perpetrat-
ed the burglaries at the house of Charles
f. Jones in Skowhegan, Il. J. Lawrence
in Fairfield and H. d. Cornish in Bow
doinham, Me.
The property in Freeman's g house in
Horton street was identified by those peo-
ple According to the Maine officer,
freeman has teen living in Lewiston
ahout A. wear and a half and was known
by nearly all the prominent residents
of that locality, who respected him as a
prominent tea and coffee agent Not long
ago he married Sophie Siroir, Ere nch
girl, living with her parents at 14S Ok
ford street, Lewiston. Soon afterward
they went to live at "a Horton street.
Sophie is the woman found with Free
man at the time of arrest. Thus far shs
has refused to say anything in regard to
the arrest.
The police believe Sophie entirely ig-.
norant Of her husbands reputation when
she married him, but they believe she
was cognizant of the last crimes he COM
m tilted.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-10-02
BRIEFLY TOLD.
Philadelphia had three bad fires yeste1

Philadelphia had three bad fires yester-
day.
The President of France will attend
Pasteur's funeral, which will be of q
national character.
Gen. Malone was quite comfortable
last night.
Bishop Nesley has arrived at Mime
apols.
Naval officers are getting everything
in readiness for the trial of the KaUahdln
and Indiana.
The new steamer st. Paul made 20
knots without effort.
At Waycross, Ga, yesterday, Henry
Carpenter, a plant system engineer and
three negores were killed by the explo-
sion of boiler in saw mill.
Capt. Henry W. Howgate was last
night admitted to bail, pending the act
ion of the Court of Appeals upon his ap-
peal from Judgment of the criminal court
of the district.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-10-02
Mr.. J. S. Sullivan of Jefferson City,

Mr.. J. S. Sullivan of Jefferson City,
Mo-, an opulent manufacturer of saddle
trees, has an idea He thinks every con-
gressman-elec should take 50, 600 worth
of educational foreign travel-at the pub
lie expense-before entering upon his
duties at Washington. Mr.. Sullivan
went to Europe this summer
Prince Albert of Prussia, the second
cousin of the German Emperor, has been
made chief of the regiment of dragons
bearing his name. The Prince is, with
one or two exceptions, the tallest man in
the German Army. being six feet six
inches in height, and finely proportioned.
He Is by all means, since the death of
Emperor Frederick, the handsomest mem
Der of the Hohenzollerln family. He has
been Regent of Brunswick for number
of years.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-10-02
Blankets.

Blankets at SOC.
Blankets at SOC.
1914 White and Silver Gray Blankets some
in tan for 75c.
ia Blankets, CSC.
ia White Blankets, $1.25.
10, II, 1s-4 Scotch Gray Blankets, very
heavy. s1.a5, s1.5O, $1.75.
ia White Blankets, several different
styles of borders, 80. so.
Imperial Blankets, Scotch Gray, that
usually sell for S.. 90, now So. 30.
ia All Wool White Blankets, 9.75.
Ia All Wool White Blankets, $4.O0.
N-4 California Blankets at SIS.
A-4 California Blankets with beautiful
fancy borders, in light blue, old gold
and rose $500.
THIS IS It'll
The correct thing for school wear,
in fact the very best School Suit
made for the price, S.. THE WHITE
STORE SCHOOL SUIT. Ask for
it.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-10-02

the road through this section. Work
of construction was begun here Tues
day morning and 10 miles Of this Sec
tion will be graded before the snow hies'
1t seems that the contractors are an
xious to have the road run from Calais
down through Miltown, but according
to the contract they must build it down
the river through Red Beach, and SO
while they are dickering as to where
the road shall run down on that end
they will begin here, as the contract re-
quires them to begin construction the
first of October.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-10-02
The Country's Finances.

Washington, October 1.-The debt state
ment issued this afternoon shows net
decrease in the public debt, less cash in
the treasury during September 1884,
686. AZ. Cash in treasury has increased
81, 366, 2O6 80. The total debt at the close
of business September 80, was 81, 1876, :
494, 999 75; total cash in the treasury
1927, $3.50, 40S "a. The gold reserve is $92, :
Oil, 973. In the month there was a de-
crease in gold coin and bars of S.. S53,
Alb. 50, the total at the close being $143,
b57512 rs. There was a silver decrease of
IS, 769, 800. so.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-10-02
Puffs.

Down Puffs, pure silk covers in light
tints, filled with selected down. The
price does not convey any idea of
their elegance. SO each.
Down Puffs, imported Sateen covers
filed with fair quality of down.
e. Great value at S., our price this week,
$3 9S each.
Down Puffs, Silkoline covers in light
shades, 72x72, tackled. ruf1e round
puff 2.25 each.
Quality x Puff, Ia in size, Silkoline
covers in pink and blue, wool filling,
$2 80.
Quality Puff, la American Sateen
covers, filled with seafoam batts,
large variety of colorings. with or
without border, 50. 9S each.
Sateen Puffs, full size, So. 30.
Sateen Puffs, full size, $500
Sateen Puffs, full size, 81. So.
Sateen Puffs, full size, 81 80
Sateen Puffs, full size, ST. 25.
Sateen Puff, full ST: ,, .9S
Above goods made expressly for US.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-10-02
All Ready for the Episcopal Convention

Minneapol is, October 1.-The prelimi-
naries of the Triennial Council of the
Protestant Episcopal church. which
assemblies tomorrow for three weeks
session was inaugurated today with a
meeting of the joint committee of
bishops, clergy and laymen, appointed by
the Council of 1892 to revise the consti-
tuition and canons of the. denomination.
At this mornings session of the commit
tee, held in secret, the lay members We're
present in force. Published reports to the
effect that among the new recommenda-
tions would be one changing the name Of
the denomination were criticized as 'un-
oualifiedly false. ~ Bishop Williams Of
Connecticut, who by virtue of. seniority,
would have presided over they house of
bishops, is too feeble to make the trip,
and the presiding officer will be Bishop
Whipple, of this diocese
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-10-02
Maine Built Vessel Disabled.

New York. October 1.-Steamer Rio
Grande arrived in port this morning
with the schooner j. j. Moore in leaky
condition. Capt. Barstow reports that
he fell in with the schooner Oh September
80 at s. 40 a. m, seven miles southeast I
five fathom bank lightship, showing
signals OF distress.
A line was passed to the distressed YES
sci and the Rio Grande towed her into
port A tow boat relieved the steamer
off Bay Ridge and took the schooner to
the.oity.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-10-02
Swan g. Barrett Get the Yarmouth Bonds
ESPECIAL TO THE PREsS.]

Yarmouthville, October..1. Bids for the
new 20-30 year term per cent water
and sewer bonds of the town of Var
mouth were opened tonight. Swan s.
Barrett were the successful bidders. The
big price bid is great compliment to
the credit of tho town of Yarmouth.
The bids were as follows: Swan &
Barrett, 103.60; Woodbury. & Moulton,
1O2. s3; Portland Trust Co., 01.26; E.
H. Rollins & Son. (Boson), 10s. 80.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-10-02

Paris, October L. The body of Prof.
Louis Pasteur was placed in a coffin at
his late residence at Garches this after
noon. At 2 10 1t was placed in hearse
and a procession, consisting of the hearse
and six coaches containing tine members
of the family, started from the cottage.
School children and other inhabitants
of the town lined the road and revrently
saluted the remains as they passed. The
funeral party proceeded for Paris with
the body BY way of St. Cloud.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-10-02

a The schooner ]. J. Moore was built at
Kennebunk, Me-, in 1878, and is owned
at Now London, Conn. she is command
ed by Capt. LANDER and is employed i'll
the coastwise trade between New York
and Chesapeake Bay.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-10-02
william pesmond Arraigned.

Dover, Ocober lin the SupF9me
Judicial Court today William Desmond
was arraigned for assault with intent
TO kill John Roderick. He pleaded not
guilty and was bound over in $1,000 to the
next term of the grand jury, when he
will be held on the charge of manslaugh-
ter as Roderick is dead
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-10-02
Supposed to Have suicided.

Liyermore Falls, October Frank
Knowles Of East Jay, who gave his wallet
to his mother and started for the woods
last week, with knife and rope, stating
that she was better off without him, has
been tracked to Mud Pond, where it is
believed he suioided by drowning.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-10-02

Otto Mariner stated yesterday that a
large. portion of the beer seized by the
sheriffs at Murdoch & Breemap's was
Uno beer, and would be claimed, and
that there was no whiskey seized.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-10-02
Balance of cash in First
National bank, Portland,
3oo.9

After the presentation of the reports
addresses were made by the state mis-
sionaries present and resolution was
passed pledging the association to In
creased offerings.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-10-02
At Work on the Shore Line.

Machias, October / flames Mitchell
of Portland, one of the Shore Line con-
tractors, has arrived in town with a party
of ten surveyors to survey portion of
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-10-02
NEW COMMITTEE OF SEVENTY.

Reformers in New York Not Satisfied with
Ticket Nominated by Good Government
Conv vention-Charles Stewart Smith Or
ganizing New Committee = Parkhurst
Speaks Out
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-10-02

Balance on hand September 90,
1894, 5 1. 1876 26
Contributions from churches, 3,291 20
Interest and dividends, 2.093 IA
Rental of roal estate, l,975. O0
Minutes of the convention 1868. IL
Pulpit supplies of the general
:. secretary and missionaries, 4S4 19
Arvilla W. Morgan, payment
on notes, 1Ol. 70
Rev Ira Fl. Brown and wife,
Levant, Me-, to create a fund
for the Levant churches, 561. 30
Mrs. Clara @. Waters, Damaris-
Gotta Mills, to create fund
for the Damariseotta Mills
church, 800 90
Estate of Mrs Eveline B.
Parker, Framingham, Mass,
by Conner Belknap, Exr., $40 %
Estate of Gilbert L. Leighton,
Bangor, by Geo. W. E.
Barrows, Exr., 100. 90
Contributed for Somerville
meeting house, N51
Contributed for Smithfield
meeting house, 133 40
Contributed for Houlton meet
ing house, .)46. 26
Special offerings for Vassalboro
churches 1850
Waldo Quarterly Meeting, Al
$12, 6s,8. 78
Donations from Individuals, 1902. 15
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-10-02
Quilts.

Crochet Quilts for 4sc, 75c, esc, s1.25.
A fine line of Marseilles Quilts right
from the importers at S1.9S, 81 so,
So, 81.
White Marseilles Quilts, extra heavy, S..
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-10-02

The Indians skill with his bow has ever
EN- a matter of wonder. His keen eye and
rfect nerve are ths results of years of perfect
,ysical training. The Indian depending en-
rsly on nature for medicine in cases of sick
sss took that greatest of all combinations OF
,ots, herbs, barks and gums and made what
vas known as KIcKAPoo INDIAN SAewA,
which in every instance, went as straight as
an arrow to the seat of disease and by puri-
flying the blood and invigorating the stomach
and liver promoted perfect health.
This medicine of natures own construction,
can be bought to-day at all druggists. 1t con-
tains no poisonous ingredients and to its use
thousands owe a return to health.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-10-02
A MAINE THIEF.
Detective OdIin Starts Home With
Andrew andxSophie Freeman.
HE Is AN OLD MASSACHUSETTS,
OFFENDER.

Believed To Be Guilty of a string of Maine
Burglaries-He Was q Respected Resi-
dent of Lewiston-Married Pretty
French Girl There.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-10-02
INCOME OF SPECIAL TRUST FUNDS
AS DELEGATED.

Eliza Marshall, fund for North
Alfred church, 5000
D, and n Anderson, fund for
Fayette church, So 90
Elizabeth Merrill, fund for
Cape Neddick church, 100 90
M. D. Studley, fund for South
Waldoboro church, 10 90
E. d. Jameson, fund for
Friendship church, 1000
HY. Condor, fund for Friend
ship church, $50
Mary Winter, fund for East
Dixfield church, 500
Lyman church, fund for Ly-
man church. 1000
Samuel Hanson, fund for Bux-
ton Centre church, 200. 90
Barring church, fund for Barring
church, 70. 90
Alfred church, fund for Alfred
Ward and Whiting, fund for
Norridgewock church, s5. 90
NJ c. and NJ. A. Cushing,
fund for Freeport church, 1873 10
Ameda Emmons, fund for
. Goodwin's Mills church, 400
$13, 049.61
Balance of cash in First
National hank Portland 1 251 20
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-10-02
THE TREASURER, REPORTED:

Mr.. Charles F. Morse,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-01-30

Nmmpntafs; auf ge1tiir5tem Stoppelfelb tit
es au6 bor @tnter onnenbbar, urb ebenIo
auf @tefen Bel gut abforbirenber &rume
unD BET St3erung Dor NbI9pemmung uro
Muslaugung. gS ntrb dber bier inmer
bas 2iegenlaIIen ben Na9tbeil bdben, baB
bic gflan3en unter Der Mt5tbede per3drteln,
haB ba5 Mbre9en, tpenn bieIe f9pn ettpds
berdngepa9fen finb, i'm Sriibia6r ni9t o6ne
S4dbigung bes iungen Wu9fes 9ei4eben
fann, unb baB Das l1nge5iefer unter Der
S6uBbede 1tarf ii6erbdno nimmt.
SSn @Grten 1T es bel gebrdu9li@, emf
pftnbli9e 8flan5en nit 2aub pber Wftft bor
Wtnter gu bebeden; Dtele 9drtner 3Ie9en es
aber negen Der ertpdbnten Na6tbetle Dor,
Die &oientGmm9en II. I. ~. lteber in bic
Grbe ein5u9raben.
8e1entli9 anbers lit i'm Sriibjdbr gu
perfa6ren. Sir bteie Sabres3ett eignen it4
am beiten ale bteienigen 9ungmittel, pel4e
RAID treibenb ntrfen, ft9er unb let9t 1t6
i'm 8oben perbreiten unb ben Pflan3enz
mu9s trGftig 5u beleben ~berm0gen, alfo be-
fonbers Gbtlifalpeter = in tpteber6olten
@aben pber Mmmoniatfdl3e, 8uano.
@uPerpbospbat, Sau9e unb aompoit,
tpenn er nt6t gu t6euer bei9afft perben tGtn
ltnb RAID eintretenbe Srodenbett nt3t 81
befiir9ten 1T; fir fpGt erft bas Selb einnebz
menbe Saaten Dber Y~flan3ungen fann auG)
nit 8ortbetl mod nit Wiit gebiingt tperoen.
4Qer i'm Sriibiabr gu gebenoe TART fttd1toffz
baltige Oiinger muB a6er in 2anb fonnmen,
tpel9em es ni9t an ben erforberli4en Mtz
neralltpffen - baupt1d9lt9 &alt, 8ali,
BbospborfGure, - feblt, tpel9em alio Dor
Winter bie1e in geniigenber Men9e climber
leibt puroen pber pel9es BON 0aus aug
reid baran 1T.
Gbtltfdlpeter ptrtt befanntlt9 ber3Dgernh
duf bic grnten unb barf besbalb ni9t al
fpGt gegeben perben; bic @ntpenbung muE
aber in getbeilten gprtipnen itattfinben; aui
fdltem 8pben unb in folten Qa9en pd6lt
man am beiten anbere 9ungmittel, 8uanr
3. 9. pber ImmontatIa l5e. Qm pirtIam=
fen 1T Der Gbilfalpeter auf gut bumofem
milbem, tiefgriinbigem 9ebmz unb Mergefz
bOben. gu Hiiben bat man bic &ppfbun=
gung bermeiben lerner.
Ge6r f9ner IDsIt9e 9ungmittel, gepul=
berte &np9en II. +. ~, tperpen am 5tped.
mdBtgTten Der Miittdtte eil1berletbt, menr
auf bteIer Der Mtit ppr Mltslaugen in BIZ
Siefe geI6iBt 1T, SIN Mift, ais ~aeittpeiT,
rebertreu. gelungen btefe 9ungmittel it9e1
gu bO9iter Wirfiamfeit. 8efonbers ba, tpl
man Siefenbingung notbpenbtg bat, 81
Wetnreben, 9opfen II. I. ~, mofiir BIZ
@3lpieri9teit entiebt, tpenn man mid:
S9i9tenoiingung mttteGft Raiolen antpen:
ben tpil, bic let9t in Der 8rume gebunOener
Nd6rftoffe Der 3iefe 8ugdngli4 gu MAIDEN
tit es iebenfo1s am empfeblensipertbefteu
nur re9t btel Mift, nel9er lagenpetf'
nit Derartigen 0ungmitteln beftreut mar
ein5ugraben, Defenders penn Der 8oben MIDI
bumos genug 1T pber auf @Gngen liegt, nl
bas MustrDdnen bic 2egel lit.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-01-30
fuSperrenfuno bel pfcroeu.

sSn Der v2anbp, 8etlage" bonn 9. eSanl1ar
miro nd9 etnem W3ittel gefrdgt, 6as bel
5uBoerrenfung BEL pferben angeipenbet per=
ben fam, Sd fann elm 5temlt9 ft9eres
W}ittel mittbeilen. Man ne6me aus oel
8rippe, in tpel3er 9eu gefiittert pirb, elmer
elmer boG @rasfamen (gimotbp, 9feb GoF
II. +. n.y., Elm tperig fur3es 9eu baatptf6en
T9abet nt9t, AUDI brdu9t es nt9t gereinigi
au tperben, unb fige biefem Elm babes Pfunb
Nrntfa btn5u (nt9t bic Stnftur, Ionbern
Die trpdene 8Gunne), i9netbe Elm Stiid @etfe
fetn unb fo9e Nles 3ufammen in 4 bis 5
@alonen 9fegenpa1er, Bis es bic Sarbe bDn
Gauge bat. Oann gieBt man 10 Diel baoon
in etnen elmer ober in Elm SdB9en, oaB
bic Mif9ung, na9bem Der SUB bes Bferbes
in bas 8efGB geftelt porben tit, iiber Die
8e13pulf ret9t.
Mfan muB baS Sab gerobe 70 betb antpenz
ben, als man Die Singer BARN leiDen tdnn;
tpenn es 81 elmer ntebrtgeren Semperatur
a15 bic Der 81utpdrme 6erabgeIunfen uno
Der SUP nod ni9t turtrt 1T, muB bus 8ab
hur9 Elm frif9es erfebt peroen, es muB
aIfp BON Der Mfif9ung geniigenD Dorrdtbig
fem, um pieber betB na9fii1en gu f0nren.
Die gebrdu9te Nblo9ung brau9t nt9t fort
9etporfen gu tperben, fonbern man fam fl
tpteber 6etB MAIDEN unb BON 91euem ccbrauz
den. Sn 6 bis 8 Stunben perben Sc
f9pult unb 2abmbett berf6punpen fem
S. S. Gleb, SQinoi5.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-01-30
umfrudtborfeit BON sirnbdumen.

Sn Der r8etlage" bom Is. Sanuar Gefe i9
etne &lage BON 9rn, gilbert Srtes in S1oriba,
boB feline Sc Gontez8irnen tpp6l rei6li9
bliben, aber nur 1ebr ipenig Srii9te anIeben.
9r. Srtes gtebt in ietner Srage 81 tpenig
Nnbaltspuntte, iDlten fib aber meme Ser
%mutbungen betdttgen, 10 gte6t es mt Elm
Mtttel, bic 8Gume fru9tbar gu MAIDEN.
9ur9 8erfu9e in ben lebten SSabren bat es
fi6 berausgeitelIt, baB es Sru@tbdume, naz
mentli9 8trnen, giebt, Die 1t9 nt6t felbft
befru9ten fDnnen, fonbern ba3u bes polens
anberer 8irnenarten bebiirfen, Sn @Grten,
no mebrere 4rten 8trnen ge3ogen nsrben,
beforgen @ttb unb Snieften, namentlt9
8tenen, bic 8efru9tung; tpo aber SUM-
berte ober gar Saufenbe~ Bdume elmer etr3tz
gen 8arietdt ge5ogen perben, arb in nG9fter
gea9barf9aft feline anberen Nrten Dortomz
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