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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-01

The year 1885 came In when this
country was IN n state OF uncertainty
and financial insecurity. The hard
times Of the previous year had made
themselves perceptibly felt throughout
the land, and 1t was matter OF doubt
whether or not money matters were
ready 10 take an upward turn.
Calamity croakers were ready to de-
clare that 1895 would prove the most
diaaatrous year In the history OF tho
nation.
The year 1896 comes In under very
changed conditions Confidence In bual-
ness circles has been restored through
out the country. Minis and factories
are running on fun time and an ora
OF prosperity seems fairly begun. Ex.
eept for the slight war cloud which
hangs over the country and which In
the general opinion will soon he dis
PEELED, there is no reason for any un-
easlness on the part OF the people 30
TAR as trade relations are concerned.
During the past year the South os-
peeially has made very material ad.
Vancement In the location and building
OF manufactures and in the general In
crease in trade. particularly In the es.
Enlistment of trade relations with for.
eign countries.
The enormous corn crop and the ad-
vance In the price OF cotton over that
OF last year have left the farmers In a
much better plight than the year 1895
found them With proper observance
OF the demands OF trade. the new year
promises to leave them free from debt
ana In an easier position than they
have enJoysd for yeara.
Fort Worth has not been ieft behind
IN the general march of progress. The
pla ing Of the packing house on solid
business bnsis and the permanent O..
Establishment OF a live stock market to
compete with Northern markets has
done much for the city and for the
state as we'll. The erection OF suhstan.
tihl business houses and handsome
residences are evidences Of the city's
growth and prosperity. The street rail-
way extensions the completion Of the
law courthouse AMI the watarvorks
dams the establishment OF live pro.
motive club, the starting OF number
OF small industries and the extension
OF others already In operation. are all
things for which the city may feel
thankful and whirh inspire confidence
N the outcome OF the work to be done
IN 1886
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-01
CAPT.M DOMAIN
ASKS FOR TEN THOusAxr,
DAnAeni
Claims the Rock Island v,
gent in Having obsts,.
Too Nenr the Trssk

In the Seventeenth dI,s
VIM. j. Mcdonald, cap,,,
Hangers. yesterday filed +
SUIT against the Rock Isls,.
900.
In his petition he state, /,
a resident Of Hardeman corr
That on September 7, lsx
Fort Worth. he was callsd +
b. Hovey. who is a eep,,,I
tendenb of the defendant M
stated to him that he va
reliable parties that the n,
Rock Island passenger train
would be held up and robjr h,
Bowie and Rlnggoll or en-!
the Indian Territory. Hover
the plaintiff to go out On h
10 protect II and capturs +
bers IL possible.
The petition further sd,
We're none of the ranger (,
Worth at the time. SO In
procured II. n. Cophe.
Hardeman county, 10 10 u,
knowing him to be a fea,
The plaintiff and Gopher an,
selves with winchester ri1u i.
In the express car, knowinr /
would likely be the car ats
also because the plaintiff WI
been recognized In tbs b
Plaintiff and said Gopher \
door of the car with their Il,
ing out from their knees dcsr,
intention was thar when II
should be halted. they woulte
In the darkness and open d
the robbers. and so demonk
and perhaps capture them =
short distance beyond Red I'm
the train was going at Ii.
20 miles an hour. the plaila
was struck by a cattle guar
obstruction, dislocating the u
permanently injurlng 1t, SOL
was confined to hh |
disabled four months. due to |
lessness of the defendant b |
an obstruction too near N. I
track. The premises consiA |
plaintiff asks for $4,000 daE !
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-01

terstate commerce commission holding
the association agreement TO be vio-
lation OF the interstate commerce law
has been forwarded by Attorney Cen
eral Harmon to the United states as
trict attorney OF New York, with an
official communication. and the latter
doubtless will endeavor at once to pre-
vent the carrying out OF the agree
ment. The procedure, doubtless. VIII
be by Injunction against the members
OF the association. This, II Is assumed,
Will be served upon several OF the roads
which are located within the jurlslc-
ton OF New York state. The case, after
a decision by the United States federal
court, whichever side wins, will be APP
pealed to the court Of appeals, and ult-
mately to the United States supreme
court.
The serving OF injun lions against
the roads within the Jurisdiction nf
eastern New York IL made because of
the objection to the multiplicity Of suits
and the consequent enormous cost 10
the government. At the same time, 1t
is possible that other district attorneys
may be advised by the department of
Justice later to take steps against the
roads within their Jurisdiction.
The action Of the courts In the case.
II Is believed, Will depend very mater
Tally upon the decision in the Transmits
HOOAl hhA N3Sft NAAsb 70
now pending for argument In the Unit
ed States supreme court. This case was
brought first in the federal court NJ
Kansas. and was appealed by the gov
eminent to the supreme court, where II
will probably be argued In March or
April. Attorney General Harmon, Is
expected to present the governments
contentious In the final hearing.
Chairman Morrison OF the Interstate
commerce commission said that the
prosecution Of the matter now practi-
cally rests with the department Of JUS
tice, and that all information which
comes into the possession of the COM
mission will be forwarded 70 the at
tornCy general for his Information He
added. II cannot tell what action the
attorney general will take In the mat
ter. whether by injunction or ether pro-
cedure We have submitted the mat
ter to him and n the district attorney.
otter investigating all the papers In
the case, Is In doubt as to what stems
he should take he win undoubtedly ask
for further Instructions from the at
torney general and proceed according
". There have been complaints Of
this nature before and prosecutions
made. but whether action IA to be
taken against the tranlc association
~ an entity or its members or any
members individually rests with the
department OF justice"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-01

Editor Gazette.
received your communication OF
the goth ult and while preparing an
answer / read the answer from A. q,
scurlock of the Clcburne Chronicle,
which so completely reflected my senti-
ments that | simply refer to and In
dorse It in toto. II appeared la the
issue of the 18th Inst. While the Item
stands suspended as yet. and may not
resume publication before some time
next year, It Will. when It does again
take the field uphold any well direct
ca enort OF the press to accomplish the
reform that seems so glarlngly needful
In our judiciary whether district or
appellate. r. PETERSON.
Editor Item, Nolanyille.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-01
The Arnnsns Pnss Northern.

Tho charter OF the Arkansas Pass
Northern railroad has been executed
by the Eastern stockholders, all the
capital stock subscribed, and the re-
Eastern stockholders are Alex Brown,
Walter p. Brooks, Jr., Percy c. Me-
Laran. J. b, Bond OF Baltimore aud
j. G. Ryan Of New York The road
will extend from Arlnsas Pass north
ward, ana will connect with the Mis-
souri,, Kansas and Texas and 1nterna-
tional and Great Northern. The juno
ton will very likely be at Smhhville,
Tex. 4 corps of engineers will be put
In the field az once, to locate the route.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-01

Tho International route IN connection
with the II. and T. e. and Rock Island
route Is running a daily line OF Pull
man sleepers between Kansas City.
Fort Worth and San Antonio. Connec-
ton Is made at Garrett by passengers
TO and from Dallas, forming the best
% N'"Vi9o t.1-nlo and corrionno' nal
hanging last niFht. lie recently fell heir
to an estate Of $500 600 lot him by his father.
s. Vincent Trpp. founder Of the Trlpp "e.
vator In New York II is believed that the
responsibilities attached TO the proper hand
ling OF this money affected his mind.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-01
RAILROAD BUILDING IN 1895.
Mileage Smaller Than for amy 1.
Months During Past 20 Years.

According to the Railway Age for
December q. railway building In the
United States reached this year
lower point than In any OF the last
twenty years and In only two years
since 1865 has so small a mileage been
built, The records for 1895 show only
1852 miles OF track laid. In the eight
years since that time the decrease in
construction mas been great ana con-
tinuous and this year the total built
was only about 100 miles more than
in the year ls5j--forty years ago. The
greatest amount Of track laid was In
Texas, where 22i miles were put down.
In fifteen states no increases what
oyer were made. The railways OF the
United States. on December 81. will
aggregate q little over ISL. 900 miles.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-01
SCRAP WILSON is TRIED.
lie Failed 10 Give Bond For Ten
Thousand.

stephenvilc. Tex. Dec. 81. -tSpec-
mll-scrap Wilson, who killed WIN
Kay, had his examining trial before
Justice Carlton last week and was
given bond In $1,000. which he failed 10
make, and he IL Sun In IAN.
ID. n, KIRK and Miss Minnie Craw-
ford OF Dublin We're united In mar.
rage at tho Methodist parsonage at
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-01
NHENNMK
M W
NpiY,ipo1 nndn Ouhinnf
VI luluul OUuu UuU,IVuI
20 n.
ON THE RIGHT TRACK

The Gazette has submitted to this ed
ltors OF Texas newspapers three ques-
tons In substance us follows:
i. DO you believe that the criminal
laws of Texas should be reformed?
:. What reforms would you propose {?
D. WIN you Join in a resolute and
persistent effort to secure better
system and a more satisfactory ad-
ministration OF it?
The following are some of the replies
which have been received
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-01

Beginning today the large dry goods
stores in Boston will commence busl-
ness al half past eight and shut up at
half past Eve. n some OF the politicians
of the country would adopt the same
rule the country would have more time
to smoke Its evening pipe.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-01
JURY UNABLE TO DECIDE.
The Case WIN Go Forward For Next
Term.

WaXnhachle. Tex, Dec. 3i.-(spec-
ialD-I. C. Wests suit against W. II.
Get2endaner and the city OF WaNa-
hachie resulted In a hung jury, Seven
jurors stood Tor damages and i've for
dismissal, The jurols were dlsmlRsed
and the case vii go over until the
next term NJ court
The attention Of the court IA sim
occupied by the Enos case against the
Missouri, Kansas ana Texas and the
Houston ana Texas Central railroads.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-01

Man o. Years Old MarrIe- u H.
Ncur-old Girl.

Grafton, Tex, Dec. 81 -(Speciall-A
few days since the citizens OF this town
were surprised by the marriage OF two
and Miss Maud Wheeler, aged II years.
were happily united In the bonds of
matrimony.
The measles are very prevalent In
TINS district. but no deaths are re-
ported
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-01

has ruled that while the new woman
may trade or gamble as much as she
pleases In stocks she has no right to
appear on the floor or galleries OF the
board Of trade. Men who are no, mem
bers are denied these privileges. and
the Judge failed TO zee why the new
woman should have advantages not
given to the old man.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-01

hsliAbT 1tStIle.
Your COMPLIANT at the criminal laws
or Texas and their interpretation bv
TIE Judges Of criminal appeals is one
or those periodical waves OF excite
ment that possesses the public. and
While such may come and such NAV
20. yet the present state of criminal
laws VIII go on forever In free Amer
lea, The following are the reasons
for Its continuance aud why your voice
for reform Is vain: 2 'O''e
l. want to say that an far as I am
lheivldually concerned ! believe you are
ton WIN do good. but there are soma
dileulties that Will have to he over
come mat you seem not TO have con.
sidered In your beginnings.
2 Did You know that some daza,
years ago The same tidal wave set in
mere In Texas and that the papers took
y mp and the legislature passed ,hs
common sense Indictment law" as /,
was termed By the press. which aimed
TO sweep away the meshes throw,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-01

The Republicans have the house. Pop
ulists the bnlance Of power in the sem
ate. Mr.. Cleveland the presidency and
Democrats a few postoFiees at large.
II IS not an equal and symmetrical di-
tfalnn
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-01

wlth another bond Issue of iOoOOO,Ooo
the administration will have eomplet-
ed over one-halt OF its undertaking to
add 600 to the interest bearing
debt OF the country. The time Is short
in which to complete the job. but the
administration seems to be equal to
the emergency.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-01

The storm waves viii reach this
meridian and the other changes will
occur at aud within 100 miles " Fort
worth within twcnty-four hours Of
p m. OF the dates given below:
January i-Cool
January 2--Moderatlng.
January 8-Warmer.
January 4--'rhreutening.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-01

1t WIS an old English custom to be-
head the chief advisor OF tho monarch
for the Sins OF his master The mug
wump Instincts OF the Dallas News for
bid It 10 condemn the president, 30 it
whaclsB away at Olney.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-01

Senator Mltchells remark that. when
the senate IL full 1t consists OF eighty
eight members depends for Its accuracy
on the point OF view. From the senator
lal standpoint the number would be
about l7G
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-01
MOI Owned BY me TRUsTs.


Resolved, Tint we hereby indorre
The Fort worth Guzctte rs an able
and fearless exponent of Democracy,
and, commenting It's courHe Ia tue
past, VIC recommend TINT the frirnds
of silver give n their cordial and
active support.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-01

:notner cave, said to be equal In size
to the famous Mammoth cave, has been
discovered In Kentucky Providence
seems to be making ample provision for
Secretary Carlisle after his present
term OF office.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-01

When Baby was sick, we gave her castoria.
When she was Child, she cried for cas.orla.
When she bssamo Ais, she chung to cas.orir.
Whom she had Children, she saye them cas,oria
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-01

Government After the Mig halfway
Combination Recently Effected.

The prosecution of the Joint Traffic
Association OF Eastern and Central
Traffic lines, recently formed In Nv.
York City, will begin Immediately by
the government The ruling Of the in
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-01

Prof. Brooks and Miss Addison are
Happily Wed,

Waxahaohle. Tex. Dec. sl.-tspeclal)
Professor Brooks and Miss Addison
both OF Fort Worth, and teachers in
ihe Polytechnic college. were married
here and returned to their duties yes
terday. ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-01

Students from the city attending the
Polytechnic college can get car tickets
at half prlce--40 tickets for SiOO
Tickets for sale by President w. f.
Lloyd. Second term opens Jan Is, but
pupils received at any time
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-01
IN HYMES,s coTRT.
Mr. Towns and Miss Kate Monor,s
Are Made One

Powell, Tex. Dec. 81, --tspecial)--
A. the residence Of Judge j. ID, Miles
MI: d Towns and Miss Lille Mon.
cru were united IN, wedlock by REV i.
j; Walne OF corsicnna, Tex Mr., j. Il,
1rpWhs Is yomng man OF Groveton.
rex Miss Lille Moncrlef h one ~
Navarro's fairest daughters. MANI
friends wish them Joy and pleasure
through life. Their future home viii he
Grovetcn, Tex. Vs. w
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-01

Bashful bachelors can today surren-
der their privileges to the fair sex for
year with the hope that the dear girls
VIII make good use Of their opportun-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-01

The Daily Gazette--slx Issues a week.
by mail
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-01

The Gazette desires to be Informed
whenever an issue reaches Its patrons
later than the regtl9r time for arrival
ANY Information CT this subject viii
be gratefully received.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-01

The record for 1876 is closed. but thore
are scs days in 1896 in which to make a
new one. :
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-01

1t Is quite likely that the totat oa..
70 the city of the strike. outside Of he
loss 10 business men. viii approximate
Observation-Disclosures Bulletin.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-01

Even In Chicago the new woman IA
not quite supreme. A Judge of that city
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-01

Hoods pills have won high praise
for their prompt and efficient yet easy
action
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-01

Plain talk and I mem business.
Finest cabinets SLIGO per dozen. Works,
photographer
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-01

1t Is about time the powers were
sending the sultan a new edition Of
their ultlmntum.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-01

: Washington, Dec. Sl.--The following
Texas pensions have been granted:
0rlginal-Robcrt Hodge. Fort Wort,..
Iarrant county; additional. Leonard
i. otey, swnetwatsr. Nolan comfy.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-01

: wanted-some day boarders at I'll
Rusk street.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-11-11
Gineeiduertes Waisfutter.

DUFF elmer DISCRIMINATING bDn Weil9erei=
8efibern oes Stootes Misconiin nurbe iibel
bic 8erfitterung BON Muisz@nflage SOL
genbes geiagt:
Die @r9ebnife, pel9e mir bnr4 ben Sc
brau9 irsenb zines 6eItimmten 5uttermtt=
tels e~r5ielen, bdngen BON 10 b~ielerlet nmz
1tdnben ab, baB Niemanb i'm Stdnbe TT,
ben Wertb zines IolGen pofttiD fef5nfelen.
Oa muB man nit Der gan5en umgebung,
benz gbardfter Der &u6, benz 3%uftanoe, in
pel9em fie ii9 %befinbet, ibrem 8er6dltnib
at BET 3eitbuuer, tpdbrenb pel9er ite Wtl6
gegeben bat, benz Stale, in benz tie ft6
%befinbet, Der 8er1on. Die fie f%iittert, Der Suit
terungsmetbobe II. /. n. b~ertraut fetn, unS
Reiner tann ben Mertb bieies ober ienes
Suffers genau beurtbeilen, ba bdngt bas cine
ppm unbern ab. SSn einem beittmmten Sale
purbe Mais4@niilage BON a Nder folgen=
bermaBen an Mil9fibe Derfiittert:
gs mar Der erite Silo, tpel4er bon benz
betreffenben 5armer erbaut purbe; er bate
in Der Sadie alfo gar feline @rfabrung unb
qinq nit 19peren 8ebenfen an ben 8du
befTelben. gr bate ettpa 40 &iibe, bon
benen bic mei1ten Mil9 gaben nnb in gutter
8erfaKung fi9 befanben. Gum Seffnen
bes Stlos purbe Elm Sag eepdblt an benz
Is 1dneite unb itiirmte, benin er tpolte, i'm
Sale, baB fi9 bic GnfiIase als perfault unb
berborben e~rpeiien 1plte, bieies GreigniB
obne 3eu9en feiern. 9o9 feline 8efir9z
tungen tparen g%runblos. SIS purbe nun
g.nau 8u6 bariiber gefibrt, pte pieG Sc
treble nit gnfildge 3uIammen an 10 unb 10
bel 4ibe perfuttert tperbe.
Ser Mertb bes @etreibefutters belief Ii9
auf $120; bds baneben perfItterte 6eu
mo9te einen Mertb BON $50 baben; alio
aufammen cine Srnnme BON 5000. Na1=
benz nun bic @niilage boIitGnoig berfittert
mar, iteute ii9 beraus, baB nod Mbaug Der
5000 fir bas berfitterte @etretbe unb 9eu
Elm lleberf6uB bon $3.50 an 8uttergelb Der=
blieb; seipiB elm febr o%nnebmburer preis
fir bic Mais=@nfilage BON Al Nder.
@s foG II ni4t hermit bebuuptet tperz
ben, baB bie5es bas aneinige &efultat oes
Gniilagez Siitterns unb nibt Elm She'll bes
@rfolges auf Ge9nnng Der 9eufitterung
unb uuf bic 9eI9idl9teit i'm Giittern gu
feben pdre. Ote Sbiere tpdren bprtreffli6e
Mil3fibe, Butter ftanb ferner bod i'm
preiie-b Der Sdrmer erbielt etpa 35 Gents
per Pfunb in ienem @inter. 9as Gnbert
aber alles ni9ts an Der Sbatfa9e, baB er
Sv
fir ieben ader Mais, Der als @niiluge ber=
@fittert tpurbe, 500 erbielt. Seit jener 3eit
1T iein @ertrauen CUR @nfilage ni9t er59its
teri tporben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-11-11

berfaufte 9pla beaablt norben. @r brau9
uIio fir feline 8erainiung fetnes 8etriebs
fapitaGs gu iorser unb ba fein 2anb baOnrd
|biuig geblieben, fam CT berbdltniB nlIBis
bDbere @rtrdge aus bemieGben ertpurtsn.
Die Sarm bss 8uf6farmers 6efinbet i'd
i'm beiten Gtdnb, tpeun bic Sarm bes anbe:
rem Sarmers, Der in dbnli9en 8erbGltni1er
fi9 befanb, abgepirtbfdoftet tit.
Nber tpie bereits 9efagt, giebt es ana fiji
ben lebteren GARNER Mtttei unb Wege, aus
feiner Notbfase beraus5ufpmmen, be5ieb'
ungsipei1e fe gu bermeiben, du9 tpenn es
ibm am 8etriebsfapital feblt. gr brau9t
nur bic bret 6aftoren: Sntelligens, &raf
unb 3eit, gerabe tpie Der 8uf4farmer:
nur 3eit brou9t er bielei9t me6r als bieier
Ser bette 8eg, cine beruntergetomnert
Surm tpieber in bic 90be gu brinsen, beie6i
in tpeiier 8~erpenbung ieiner Nrbeitsfraft
Man bringe Slice 10 oft tpie m0sli9 uni
benube alien in Der Wirtbldaft ft9 ergeben=
ben Dung unb ale Sau9e fir ben &lee,
Oabur9 tommt bas 2anb raider empor,
als auf irgenb cine anbere Weife. Qui
Ianbiges 2anb berpeabe man iebes Stdubz
9en 9ol5ai9e, bas gu erlangen 1T, unb
tnenn man feline bat ober baben fahn, 70
taufe man &alibinser, &lee i'm Sanbboben
bebarf i'm notbpenbig. Sat man aber gee
niisenb 9olaai4e, 70 brau4t man teinen
&~dlibiinger gu tanfen. Sat man onf
ganbboben einmal atee gu Stanbe sebra9t,
Damn fam mai fir bic 3utunft mod otter
-&lee pber &leegras einfden. @rf bieie
@eiie tpirb Elm 8iebitanb ermDgli9t.
Sober 8prt6eil, tpenu er nod 70 eering
erf9eint, muB benuBt tperben. SIT 9ol5
genug ollf Der Sarm, muB basfel6e 81 gelb
sema9t tperben; 1T bas 2anb ~itelenpetie
nab, 10 miifen in @%rmangelung bon Srdin@
RDbren, @rdben eeaogen tperben. ST Elm
@teinbru9 m0gli9, ober 1T anf Der Surm
53iegeterbe, 70 muB man bieien 8ortbeil be-
niiben. &ann man 5ii4teide Dbne 9elo=
auslagen anlegen unb babur9 unproouttioes
2anb in Grtras bringen, 10 ber1dume man
bies ia ni9t.
Na9 ieber @i6tung bin muB Der Sarner
ale nur m0gGiden, auf Der 5orm befinbliaert
6iGfsmittel in &raft treten lafen. Sat er
einmal ben 19iperiten Nnfdng ~iiberfpnnben,
70 folgen bic anberen 8erbefiernnsen fat
BON 1elbit.
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