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The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1897-07-14

two years that the next normal crop
of oranges would reach $4,000 car
loads The falling of the oranges last
spring prevented that quantity har-
vested in the season just closed. But
it appears now that there is every
prospect of fully normal" crop, and
barring accidents, Southern Califor-
MIA can count on harvesting 100000
boxes of the golden fruit the coming
year. When the great frost came upon
Florida the orange industry of that
state had grown to 100000 boxes,
while California then produced but
about 100000 boxes. 1t was then
generally believed that it would be
many years before the United States
would again reach so great a produc-
ton. Even Californians could not
comprehend that in four years from
that destructive frost this state would
make up half of the loss as it will
have done. This leaves but 100000
boxes, or $500 carloads of increase to
place the country again at the high
est point of productiveness yet reach
ed, and it is a conservative estimate
that the young orchards of Southern
California will make up that defcien-
cy within five years.
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California Orange Crop.

There is now little doubt that Cali
fornia is to have the largest orange
crop next season ever harvested IN
the state, says the Los Angeles Times.
This is based on an examination OF
orchards all along the foothills and
on reports from other citrus fruit Sec
tons. From every point the report
comes that the fruit is setting uncom-
monty heavy, with the dropping OF or
anges very light. The trees did not
bloom so heavily as they have some
years, but larger percentage OF the
blossoms have developed into healthier
settings than usual. 1t has been gen.
orally accepted as fair statement for
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Quick Growth of Pecan.
Editor of the Florida gyjculturjst:

Editor of the Florida AgsjcWltWrist:
1 have been trying to graft some
pecans in hickory tap root, and have
one that [ think is very fine. It was
grated in last March five years ago,
and has grown a51a feet high with a
spread of % feet, and measures %
inches round the body at the ground,
and 16h inches six feet above, just
below the first limb. 1t has bloomed
heavily two years, but has set no fruit
yet.
1t was taken from Texas Seeding
that bore a few nuts last year.
Can anyone tell why it does not
fruit? j. w. Hampton.
St. Cloud, Fla.
Your tree will not bear as long as it
makes such rapid growth.
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A Few Words From Our Subscribers

IA Few WOIuS e IOu OuT SouUSCI1USIS.
G. r. Fairbanks, of Fernandina, Fla,
says: "You have kept up a most excel
lent paper and deserve the support of
all agricultural interests. Since the
freeze it has been a strain with grow
ers to meet necessities. l hope in a
year or two we will all be better OF,
if our legislators do not crush us out
with taxes to cover extravagant and
unnecessary expenditures. Irrespon-
sible county commissioners and ire
sponsible legislators give the tax pay
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Il enclose my check for 81, and you
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Mr.. j. A. Chappell, of LAGRANGE,
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we'll. A few groves here will have a
few boxes Of oranges this season. We
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WEDNESDAY, JULY IA, 1897.
Table of Contents.

FARM, GROVE AND GARDEN-Farm
Fertility; Wide VS.. Narrow Corn Rows 433
Preparations From Manioc or Cassava;
Eating Fruit for Health; Protection for
Importance of Thinning Fruit; Money
IN P1neappleS ABS
Caution is Necessary; The EDITORIAL. 436
Our Scuppernong Vines; A New Corn;
Another New Industry; Substitute for
Sugar 437
TOBACCO DEPARTMENT - Tobacco
Culture at Quincy; Tobacco Culture in
St. Johns; Make one Acre Rich as Cake 438
Editorial - Palmetto Berries; Pomelo
Information Wanted; Cost of Publica-
ton; A Few Words From Our Sub
scribers; Quick Growth of Pecan; Cali
fornia Orange Crop; Outlook Brighten
ing; Velvet Bean. =. :. :. =. :. :. 44o
HOUSEHOLD DEPARTMENT - A Con-
venient Kitchen; A Wise Move; Grad
uated Cooks; Recipes; Woman's Work 442
POULTRY DEPARTMENT - To Pre-
serve Eggs; How to Start; Pickings;
Poultry Notes.. 443
LTTERARY-Gran African Parrot .... 444
WITH THE JOKERS.. :. :. :. :. :. -. 446
FLORlDlANA.. 447
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orange groves are owned by non-resi
dents or men who did not lose all they
had by the freeze, the pulsation OF
better times is quite apparent. The
nonresident groves are being worked
and fertilized which gives employment
to the home people and they in turn
are able to work and fertilize their
own, so that a circulation of money
is started which passes along into diff
ferent channels and brightens every
thing. The wonderful growth the or
ange trees have made and the pros
pect of good prices for fruit make the
owners feel hopeful and consequently
we look for still greater improvements
in the near future.
In the pineapple sections the beds
that were frozen to the ground have
SO far recovered that they are now
shipping a good crop of fruit, and as
far as we can learn, they have receiv-
ed good prices which has been a slim
ulant for larger planting. There are
probably more new pineapple patch
es being put out now than any time
for years. Experience of the past five
or six years had demonstrated that
the pineapple can be grown much
further north than was supposed, ow-
ing to their being grown under sheds.
Not only do the sheds protect the ap-
pie and plants from cold but it is well
known that the apples grow much fin
er and the plants do better than in the
open air. One grower that we know
of at st. Petersburg was offered $2,7OO
per acre for just the slips that his
patch produced, which did not include
the apples, and 80 per cent of the
plants were fruiting and the fruit
was very fine. The outlook for the
pineapple business is certainly en-.
couraging.
Different reports are coming in
from different sections regarding the
tobacco outlook. AS could be expect
ed from the sections where tobacco
has been grown before, the prospects
are good but where it is the first crop
there is some complaining of the out
look, but on the whole it is good.
In the vegetable business the area
planted is being narrowed down and
those who were we'll located as to land
and transport alton have done we'll and
are preparing for larger fields tile
coming winter. The extreme cold or
the last three winters has made the
tomato business in hill sections very
dubious and many came out behind.
They are pro6ting by their past expe-
rience and seeking locations more con-
genial to the tomato plant. Less acre.
age and better locations will greatly
improve the vegetable business.
Another year will make a still
greater change for the better than has
been felt in the past two years, and
again we will all feel that Florida
with all her drawbacks is not the
worst state in the union by a long
ways.
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Floridians have much to be thank

Floridians have much to be thank
full for in the matter of the new tariff law
Many of the products of Florida are favored by
the new bill; oranges, pineapples, sugar and
protection.
uUu
A peach grower of Florida claims
that he realized $3.50 from 200 peach trees two
and a half years old after planting, and that
the trees bore enough the first year to pay the
year.
uUu
Solid trains of pineapples have been
moving northward from the Indian River
country for several weeks. During the pas
sage of these pineapple trains through the fiat
woods the surrounding country smells like a
huge confectionery plant.
UUU
Growers in the vicinity of Orlando
are greatly encouraged by their success with
pneapples. The pines in that section are of
course grown unnder sheds. The Orlando
Star of recent date in discussing the matter
says: "The pineapple industry bids fair to be-
come leading one in the vicinity of Orlando
The pineapples grown here exceed in quality
any that we have seen in this country, and we
do not believe that their superors pro-
duced any where An Orlando pineapple is a
varieties.
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Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1897-02-02

ptl saa i9iennem er uuift, ba bet enbnn
lite er afsiort, buorpiot bet, iom blep
antaset 1895, er usplbist euer itfe.
Set meit ianbipnlise er, at bet ueb Dans
l1biteoelie siorbes uspIoist. Solicit
table; Sc. 81. @orporatiouen os 8enses
masten panbt. II
Donneups &ei iolution til bore Sena>
torer Il. g. @onsres, paalessenbe
benz at mobarbe,be ben bilfutereoe sSrebsz
Erattat, iom bar til 6eniist at labe ale
pore omitriote ubenlanbife Spprssmaal
ouerlabes til en- europeilt Monarts Itz
sibrelie, blep osiaa @jenitano ior De>
bat. DonneQp troeoe, at bet ! Dor ifidue
Eib lite par belbist at iaalebes labe
pore uistisite Saser bebantles af euro
pd1ite 5priter, os bet bar ubentuil &et;
men ba bet bar en- Gag inbbrast af en-
Bopul;ft, iaa n.aatte be pbeldsse Sfeios
lutionen. @n &eiolution. -ion1 bapbe
anerebe paret uebtaset af Senatet, blep
meb en- lioen Mmenoment antaset os
Iom befemmer at pore &epreientanter
ifal banble Sasen, iom be timber for
9obt. 8orrelponoent.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1897-02-02
@epnbIifanf @anitbre I M. 9afota.

Det ct life lanst fra en- @tanbale ben
Maaee, bporpaa polittf @ielo betales
inbepdrenbe 2esislatur. @nbuer l,ben
uBois" ber bdrer ct Eomnibipi getes
lommen, faar en- euer anben rSOb" lom
rglerf" eIes noset lisusnbe os faar IS
Dasen. Yaa ben Maaoe er ber iuart
fere r@lerfs" enb 2ousiuere. Og buao
befiller be? @nbel er pislelis uillise til
at arbeioe; men Der er ndten intet at Be-
itille. Weause fan neppe ifripe fit eset
Napn, lanst minbre betiene iom glert.
Anbre pll lite sipre, noset men leper
bBit paa fin 8elpnnins for politiF Grz
beibe peb iibite 8als. Ss linens er
|Stdtsfasfen Hnibe og ndnsler be NIB
uenbise MibIer til at bripe fine 5toler!
S forr,se2esislatur uar ber " "glerts"
os andre Tienere"; be foiteoe Staten
$22,88s, bporai mtnbit 9aluparten
tunhe baue pdret iparet; tbt ber uar
langtfra moi at beitiQe for ale. ssaar
er bet lanst perre. Set er rent fortpipz
let at iasttase. Denne Dsfelbeb bill
bIiue COB &asne Immunition t
1898, pg man Tan itole paa, at bet bltr
brust. Stte 6alpbeIen at 6esfionen er
ouer, % Stprtea forbses ftabis uef.
2ousipernes 2gn pi( belpbe tfig til ca.
$33, 900. vi tbr uebbe paa, at 11b<
sifterne meb @lerts nil belsbe fig til
$50, 900, buor. $4,000 eller bbieit $10,>
600 bl1rbe udre moi til at ubfere &opie@
rinssarbeibet. Sfatpberne bsr fIenbe7
til bette Misbrus af beres Nibler, os
> geo:manben" gnfer lite ititfe buerten
bette eller andre politiife Spnber unber
@tplen, ielu ON be be9aaes at port
eset 8arti. (rNormanoen.")
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1897-02-02
6auqan pimaes til at re-

9augan t ptnses til at re-
iisnere fom 8ptasierer for Minneapolis,
forbi ban lite fan opbripe ben fornpone
&aution. Dette @fribt n1aatte ban
tase ifgse ct 2bfte til en- @omite fra
Bpraabet. @runoen til 6ausaus @ans
ftelisbeber itr,per fig fra, ut 9ans esen
% iaa mango andre Banter | guillins>
bperne er saat republitaui. $4o0, 900
af 8pens Rasie Fbber fait btsie berz
iens republitanife Nenseinititationer, af
builte Gum 100000 ct rent Eab. @n
bebre Object lesson 5ON@ents Dol=
lars finbes life unoer belle Sulen enb
netop bette republifanite GinanssSom>
mel, iom pore ftore republitanite Sim
nansn,dub 9uillinsbperne eisie Dase
piier ToItet.
- &bar1es s. 5anep, winueapolis
forbenperenbe @itp Glerf, Tom amber
8eoostnins ttlbase til Mtnneapo1,s paa
2prDae. Gan besau fig itrats til Court.
buffet bpor Fan ertlerte fig ritte ifplois"
til ben mob bam retteoe Mnflase, tor
utro Gorualtnins af offentlise Mie1er,
9an bleu paalast at itiae &aution for
en- Gum paa $500. Gr>Mapor Bm.
p. Guitis os @enrp s. 8ropn ti4bob
fig at saa 8orsen fOr bam. Men til
alles allerbsiefte Gorbauielie nesteoe
County Nopotat 9seterion at soofjenoe
b,sie &autioniiter, buorfor ST, Saney
maatte uanbre 6dnsiel (?) bet pil
iise: til fine gerelier bet flotte Nicoz
lett House! Gun par ristisuof beooss
tet al @beriff @se; men fslts uift ,tte
fort til Tensielsluften. 9aube ban
ftiaalet ct Breo eller etpar @fo os ueret
ret os Fet Ole SHen eller Sobu @mitb,
boube ban NOT fact banie BaretGstss
Faueriet os tauite faat fobe Der en- sot
Stunb osiaa, fOr ban funoe faat Gorbsr.
Set ct altiaa bare be rfine Manb" fon
Iibber yaretestsarrea / 8Dens notteitt
}6otel, ,n,ens ben fimple WaanA oPtspa.
res f. Sansebullet. :
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1897-02-02
vDen 17be Mai" aier ftore Trems

= vDen 1?be Mai" aier fore Trem>
ifribt. 8labet iaar fin esen 8psnins
os 8resier. Mloris bar ct Maalblab
saat faa sobt fs,. Sen norite Waalz
Jag ffpber traftis gdtit / bore Dase.
Sen bolber paa at laa isiennem, berom
ct bet life ldnsere Eutl.
- Stauanser Imtspenitreforenins
bar enitemmis ueotaset, at baobe 5lerz
talsitpret 1om ben eneite betrDs9enbe
Sitferbeo for 8isets Tribeb os @elus
ttdnbisbeb, anbefales fatbolbt iom
8alsprosram: ytorses rationale Selps
itanoisbeo siennem eset uoenrissitpre,
/ Torbtnbelie meo Grebsz % 8olbsifts>
trattater meo anbre Solt us eset &ons
fulatudien FAINT lopfditelie af bet trefars
uebe Tlas os af alminbelis 5tatsbor:
serlis Stemmeret for ielubjulpne Nant
ouer Is Mar.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1897-02-02

bib; men l1lpene bar efter mig. Oct
fan ub fom bele @snen bar prenbe fnlo
at @raabein. Da ies tom til 9ptten,
flmbe leg iffe TONNE inb. geb 9ielp
af en- planfe fit ies floret mig Op paa
Ea9et, buor ies iab til bsllbs Sag, ba
bisle ftpsse l1bDr enbelig luifeoe af.
SIG fom enbelis frem til Oberan, boor
leg leite Dasblabene. Dertra tos ies
Eoset til ct. Saul, bpor ies tos forfe
Eren til gbicaso." Sereuionler nu paa
geien tiIbaseytil @tebet for fin Sorbrpz
belle, ps iubremmer ntitnot nu, at en-
Del 2ouopertreberes 8ei ct baarb.
SDb 9afota 9pieiteret bar afsiuet
alenbe1ie / sasen anaaaenbe 9robibitiO>
,ten. Mfitemninsen ben 3bte geop. sob>
tienotes % b0mtes rpeo Mast at ftanbe"
Gorbubslouen er altiaa opbepet. S 2e=
stsIaturen fiees en- itrens Stats &oiipen,
farp Sop at baue ferteit Stemnins moi
fig. Sen fal inbebolbe en- Slass So
fdl Option Betemmel1e.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1897-02-02
SRA Gnba.

@pgtet om at @ubanerne bat erobret
Bpen Santa CLARA er ftabfaitet. Sc
mobise Sniursenter er lite lanst fra
9auana. @u 2anosbp, Pelasos, iom
bar itdrft befaitet af Gpaniere, tos Sn=
iursenterne meo Storm en- Dag, mems
en- Del af Militeret bar / &irten. GBr
be pibite Drbet af, braseoe Sniurgenterss
ne siennem &irfens @esse os brastt
Joritprrelie i Sienbens 2eir. Nen Mob:
itano nptteoe lite. Tribebsbelterns bau:
be erobret Sfanbierne os Spaniern'
fipbes neb iom Tluer.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1897-02-02
A.tnre #tuter.

- Sra Omaba, gteb. telesraferes
ben 26be San. at BaciTt Santtion,
Soma, bolber paa at brenbe.
= s Otlabomas &epreieutantbus
bleu Gorilas ON &uineens Stenmere'
neoitemt paa Manoas.
= Tribebstrisen paa Cuba ia,
srebet Solicit bDbt. vi bar iet fere
Diste ON ben. Sorleben ienbtes ber e1
Di9t til os fra Eoiun al Eoroenificto
ON Maceos DBb: aa
Ser er to 9eorm2no blanbt Meb:
lemn,erne of 9estslaturen 8aibinston
@tat, neuli9 8. Eobiafon af 2pnben,
Wbatcom @onntp, os s. 9anlon fra
Seattte. 8e9se er 8opuliIter.
- s Bbtlabelpbia, Pa., pbelasbe Ell
Slbebranb @ertter for minoit en- balu
Miuion Dollars ii6fe nge. Banamaz
tiers fore Establishment bleu itdrft traet
% tilbels ifaoet.
- Daniel 2inblanb so Mar gamnel,
febt Gariunb. Morse, roebe fibstleben
GuguIt maansb paa tire Dase fra @ai6s
,1sal, @lart Co., Baib., til Nitoria, en-
Strefnins paa $50 Util, @a 9uub
par bans eneite Selitab paa Euren. -
, ugibnesbprbet."
2ars Rstteruo itrtber fra 8oulber,
Mont., at bet uuber tibite Bals par bans
itsrfe Moro at fe, at nMDe Mormans
sen"s dirty work mob 6asen, lite
frustebe no8et, @ensene, Jois fit fra
ben rep. @ountp Rcm,te, par forfaauibt
albeles bortfaifet.
Glere Bosbaublere bar fOri6st at
raue Brpans Bog The First Bat.
tle4. Men Brpan fit en- Sniunttiou
i,nob benne ftammeltse Erafit gDol
sGountb Diitrittsret, faa bans Jorlds'
sere, W. 8. Gontep SO. nu bar gnes
retten ubeitaaret.
Miis Sopbonia Breckenridge, en-
Datter af ben berpstebe @olonel @. 8.
g. Breckenridge af &entudp, er ben FIR.
Re Rpinbe Stateu, lomer btet autbOs
rtieret til at prattiiere ION Saofdrtr.
Miis Bredenribse efsamintrebeS al
6gteiieretsbO 9e,uis % Don.merne
&a3elriss Rainter % DnreQ, @nn
fob sn slinrenbe gtsamen.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1897-02-02
4nr 8 E.

r2draren1 af Nrne @arbors fOres
Faaes Dueriat paa 9anF % ipiuet paa
&riitiania Zeater.
genitre | 8ersenbus bar baDt
N2pbe. De idbDanl,se genitreiaser bleD
lpebtaene. gn rirnelis 8eifptteliestolb
blep omtalt fom pnitelis men lite fat
pa programmed, Rpinbtii btiiemmeretten
|blsp nbIat.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1897-02-02

~ Binteren ber 9eorbpeten bar I
ben forsanene l1se ueret niebuaulis
baaro. Ser fommer Gfterretu,nser fra
aue &anter ON en- ub6rt Rulbe. Manse
Steber bar Ruitisluet frsiet Ebermos
meteret. 80 os 35 pgt. unber 3ero
bar bsrt til Dasens Orben. s @bicasu
bar be bast ben ftranoelte &uloe i 8p<
eng 9iforie. 5lere bar frsiet tbirl
paa @aben. 1900 fantt 9erberse /
Ro1itiitationerne en- Scat, mems Salua>
ton Mrmp Bratterne par ouerfplbt ueb
ulpthlise MenneFer iom lite eier 9us
% Diem.
S ameritanlte Rirte.Sociables
finber mon paa meset. On @ans fanbt
man paa en- Rpsie.2c3 for at brinse
Rirten .Snbtdst. ut tpsie en- ,ins Bise
tofebe 10 Gents, en- gift &Dinbe Is
Gents, Gnter 25 Gents, % asebermber
5 Gents. Nsenbene Fulbe 9aa meb
Bino for Dinene % pdlse ! 8linbe.
Gn @ebattsr besap fis enAfteu til st
fnabant Sociable for at slemu1e fine
Sorser % 8stpmrinser. San FOB fs
bl,nbe % began iis ben ! RDinbef efOtten.
6an falbt en- ON 9a!ien % fpsfebe beu.s
be. Daban rep Binbet fra Dineue, opz
basebe ban, at ban bapbe fpsiet fin
Rone. &an bier raienoe oper Marreriet
% nrster at betale fine III gents.
,gformanben. B1
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sra stetslature,,.

Det tunbe fanife lite pere llbe af
8eien at ienbe nosle Orb til r&obbuss
seren" % laoe bens mango 2diere pioe,
bporlebes pi arbeiber bernebe / 5opebz
lffdben gfnter, Ds ba irrtis; buuritbes
9oDarbeibet saar. gnbitipnt bet er tibz
list enbnu us nditen intet ubrettet, bar
bet bog aQerebe uaret mango itarpe
Erefninser, ildr imeaem Donnellp os
lebenbe @epubIitauere. Com 8labets
Qdiere uel allereoe ueb, blen ber en- Rez
iolution inbbrast at @eformmanben
9eimerbiuser fom forlanste, at en- &os
mite ifulbe ubndunes af nSpeater", buis
Opgaue Fulbe udre at ubferbise ct Torz
flag iom fulee nebiette 2snninserne
for @tatens % gountiernes @mbebss
mdnb 20 p@t. af beres nuperenbe Son.
Dette ipntes at uere / fin Droen, til
man fom til 2eaislaturmehlemmer, ba
fit Bielben en- anben 2pb. ~
Uor esen os ubentuil Statens bpgtisz
ite Manb. Mr. Donneup talte itrafs /
5aubr al &eiolutionen os paauifte, at
mango, tanite be Hefe af bore Belsere
MI bapbe at tjdmpe m1b Blis5arbs, Sne
og &ulbe for iutet, mebens ri bapbe bet
uot iaa bpgselist berneoe .Os Openpaa
tiente pore SIS Dasen. Eroebe, ct ON
eeuuinserne bleu nebi1aaet, iaa piloe
Der al:ib finbes Mdnb, bpstiee osiaa,
iom bar pillise til at saa. Det bialp
bog lite.
st 5orlas of Mr. SbeeIe, at 3es;ss
laturmeblemmers 2sn forbbies til $3.50
pr. Bag, pitnot fremiat tor Spss, fit
llnberfsttelie ira aae Ranter af Salen,
mebens 9eimerbinsers 20 pGt. &laniul
bleu ftrbset, % iaa itulbe bet ouerleueres
til en- Romite til pibere Bebaublins.
st anbet GoriIas. fom optos Senatets
Eib fibfe l1se, par Daps r@ontef@ GAZE.
l1bfalbet er r@obbusseren"s 2nfere
auerebe betienbt. Det paaitaaes II eb
8efemtbeb, at Sames Sin bapbe fine
6insre meb at afiette Dap, ba bel meb
bet iamme 2ouen ON at beitatte q. 81.
xanb osiaa annullerebes. Den nforliss
nelise Cole femte osiaa for Daps l1o.
ftsbelie. Ds ban burbe berfor af Otter
Calls Gtemmeberettise faa en- SgreS-
tranbs. gifnot prsueoe ban paa at
bpibuaife fin panblins peo at forellaa.
at ben Stemmesipnins, iom beitemte at
Days Sdbe bar Datant ifra LITE SAX.
1896, ffulbe sienoptases til np 8ebanb>
ling, men ba bet lite par nosen Menins
iiaabant, % beller lite f.rbebrebe Sasen
,eset, blep JorEaset ertleret ube af
0rben.
Det er nu ,slen inbleperet Jorilos on,
Eorerins paa @. Sc. Qanb. S Quiet ct
JOr1as af SiOdpeu % | s5enatet af
@insbal. 3oOroib b.t b.nne giuter.