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Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-15

be here on the day OF the reception If the
regiment did not arrive before the early
part of November. 1t was decided that the
general be asked to act as president of the
day.
The committee recommended that a but
ton which can be sold for 10 cents be
adopted as the official badge or button for
the day. The button in question is a white
celluloid affair, two inches in diameter hav-
ing on the face of it the words in three col
ors, "lowa's Welcome to Fifty first Volun-
teers," surmounted by a draped flag and a
wreath of flowers The button makes very
pretty design and it is believed thousands
could be sold. 1t was decided to recommend
to the badge committee that 1t order TO- 600
of them at once
The finance committee discussed ways and
means Of raising the amount needed for the
reception. w. II. NJ. Pusey suggested that a
ribbon badge be sold at 81 apiece, the rib
bon being mark of distinction, showing
that the purchaser had donated that amount
to the fund. The committee will meet again
tomorrow evening.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-15

recently for the defendant, the plaintiff yes
terday filed motion for new trial.
The defendant in the damage suit OF
Henry Geesen against James Saguin in
which Geesen secured verdict for $500,
filed motion yesterday for new trial and
falling to get the same will take the case to
the supreme court.
Judge Macy, at the adjournment Of court
yesterday afternoon went to his home in
Harlan to spend Sunday with his family.
Monday afternoon the criminal docket will
be taken up, the first case on the calendar
being that of the State against Charles
Runswick, charged with adultery.
Church Notes.
St. Paul's Episcopal Church. Rev. George
Edward Walk, Rector-Twentie,h Sunday
after Trinity-Holy communion at a. m
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-15
MISSES ARKwRIGHT AND BAKER.
PLANS TO WELCOME THE SOLDIERS
Committees Meet nnd Discuss Ways
md Menns Some Moro.

ana MEANS some More.
AT the meeting of the executive commit
tee on the reception to the Fifty first Iowa
last night a suggestion was made that the
train bearing the regiment on it's arrival
here be brought to Ninth street and Broad
way on the dummy tracks instead of un-
loading the boys at the transfer depot 1t
was also suggested that the freight depot
OF the Terminal company at Ninth and
Broadway be secured to serve breakfast to
the troops in, The depot is not occupied and
it is believed the entire regiment could be
accommodated in it, The gas company has
offered to heat the place free of cost and
supply gas for cooking purposes.
A letter was read from General Dodge in
which he stated that he would II possible
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-15
N. Y. Plumbing company Tel. $50.

Public Sale-The undersigned Will sell at
Edgewood farm, five miles east or Councll
Bluffs, Tuesday, October II, 1899, thirty
head well bred horses including 13 fine
Shetland ponies, lot of cows and farm
machinery. Sale commences at lo a. m.
Lunch at noon. E. L. Shugart.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-15

New pianos arriving almost daily at
Bouricius' music house, as well as new style
organs, fine mandolns, guitars, violins, all
the latest music, etc, at popular prices 335
Broadway, where the organ stands upon the
building
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-15

Mrs. Handles classes for dancing are now
open Children at residence Tuesdays, 4
o'clock; at l. o. o. F. temple, Saturdays, 2
o'clock. Adult beginners at residence Tues
days, o'clock. Assemblies, Fridays, at
l. o. o. F. temple, $50 o'clock. Private
lessons at any time not taken with classes.
Residence 2S5 Oakland avenue telephone 451.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-15

Ladies of the Maccabees will give their
anniversary ball Wednesday evening, Oct.
IS, 1899. Tickets. soc per couple. Supper,
15c.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-15
Timely Notice,

Ladies are invited to attend the ceramic
exhibit and sale at Whitelaw e Gardeners S,
Boston Store, Saturday, Oct. 81, for one
| week
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-15
Howelrs Anti "Kawf' cures coughs. colds
Real Estate Transfers.

The following transfers were filed yester-
day in the abstract, title and loan office of
j. W. Squire, l0 Pearl street:
Jacob j. Borah to Fred j. Boie, lot IA,
block 9 Hancock, W. d,.........,.....S 200
j l., Cunningham and wife to l., i.
Pierce part lot 6, Auditors subdv
of lot 2, Carson, W. d....,............. 70
Totals two transfers ..........,.....s 2I5
The Newtown bee., 1899-10-20
CANNON.

Herman Williams and family have beer spending few days with his parents.
 MT and Mrs Charles Cole spent & few days, last week, in New York.
 R. W. Abbott spent Sunday at hii home in this place.
 E. A. Hende rson has been laid up s few days with 8 lame foot, caused by slipping and breaking & small bone while st work in the Norwalk Mills, winni. pa uk, where he Is employed.
 Mrs s. J. Miller accompanied heI daughter to OberliD, O., lsst Thursday,
 MrsJ. A. Godfrey left, Monday, for HaverstrsW N. r., where she is eDgsg. ed in the millinery business.
 A lecture of the American Spanish war was given in the schoe lhouse, Tues day evening.
The Newtown bee., 1899-10-20

two fingers, besides nther injuries.
 The auditors of the town accounts, Col s. G. Blskeman and D. N. Clark, fipished their labors, last Friday evening. Last Sunday the trolley road had sev- e-al of the large open cars running. They have eight wheels instead of four and run much steadier. It is thought that if they had been running st the time of the accident the latter would rot have occurred. It was so mild and pleasant the cars were filled most of the time with passengers.
 The low water sffects the running of the factories, all of which are very busy. | The autumnal hues of the forests never seemed brighter and more attractive than now.
 Col and Mrs W. J. Miller celebrated | the 18th anI iversary of their marriage. last Friday evening, and were helped therein by few invited guests.
 | On Friday evening Miss Jennie Curtis tional cDurch held sociable st the resi-
 depce of Stiles A. Nichols on Friday
 evening. There was large attendance
 and the usual games helped to entertain
 In the case of John Shannon for theft
 of old rubber shoes from the Rubber fac tory, winch has been on trial tbrae days,
 the court gave judgement, Monday
 morning. imposing 8 fine of S25 and costs. MT Shannon was defended by at tornev Lynch of Bridgeport. Shannon
 was convicted short time SEQ for steal
 ing rubt from the same premises, he
 being caught in the act. The officers
The Newtown bee., 1899-10-20

Carmen was the daughter of a modest clerk, whose earnings amounted to not more than 1900 francs year. On this slender income her parents, who idOlized her, brought her up like princess. She was very p, 2, and her mother was wont to look her and exclaim:-
 My daughter was born to marry 8 prinCel"
 But this tender mother died long be- fore the time for any possible realization of her hopes, and soon after the father died also. Carmen was thus left an orphan at the age of 12. The curate oi SantO Cruz was her uncle. He took he1 in a'S home and treated her affection atelv being seconded in this generous cours by his housekeeper, a good wom- an by the name of Ciriaca.
 Carmen had one marked failing-yan. ttv, If she did not actually hope to marry prince, as her mother had de. Llared to her that she should, she al least counted on not remaining a mere Cdrate's nlece.
 One morning at breakfast the house keeper took 6 plate of cherries which was on the table and began to count them.
 "Ah!" cried the curate, laughing, Ian other number for the lottery, presume.'
 "One hundred and sixty-hve," ex. claimed Mime Ciriaca; five times the number of years in the lie of our Savior That ought certainly to be a lucky mum. ber."
 "What foolishness !" cried the curate. "Instead of equandering your money on the lottery, put 1t in my money box and zee what 8 snug little sum you will have at the end of the year."
 "Now don't bother me-" replied she. "I have set out to get rich by the lottery and shall succeed yet"
 "Well, am sorry that you will per sist." With these words the curate rose and went out.
 My uncle Is right" said Carmen.
 "What do you know about 1t ?' return ed Mime Ciriara. "If succeed in finding 2 out something heard about this morn- ing the government may get ready its money bags for me-"
 And what Is 1t that you are gcing to find out?' asked Carmen.
 "rhe number of steps In the tower of Santa Cruz" replied the other.
 'And why do you wish to know that ?'' persisted the girl.
 "To finish a combination which Is go- ing to bring me prize in the lottery"
 "Who told you that?'
 "An old gypsey woman wiser than Merlin"
 "And why does she not count the steps herself?"
 Because she would not be allowed to go up into the tower"
 ''Let us ask my uncle to tell us the number" suggested the young girl, ''he ought to know"
 "No, we must not depend on him; for If he made mistake by even one step, all would be lost. We must go ourselves and count them"
 "And my uncle will make fun of us,'' objected Carmen.
 "We will be very careful not to tell
The Newtown bee., 1899-10-20
THE TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
NEW YORK, NKw HAyEN AND HARTroR,
 RATIR0t

NEW YORK. EkW HAVEN AND HARTFoRI
 RATLRnt
 BERKSHIRE DIVISION.
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 DAEBURY DIvIsIoH.
 DANBURY-North (Msin St. statlonl 20, 7.4b, (White St. station,) 10.4s. s3.ss. sos. 6.5s p m. South tWhite St. stationl sss. lls. 2 m, go. 6.20 p m. Main St. stahon) 500, 5.26s u.t6. n, 6;So. Sunday, s SOS m' s Si0' 800 m, sixp. m. south, sos, 7so GAS, n.5s, e. m, l.a7, 6.s7. 627 m. Sunday. sl2 m, sI7 REsDSDMG-North. sES TAI. s.ss 6. ms I. :, $40 p. m. Sunday, lo.0S 3 m, sos P. m south, 6I2 u.Ss 6s m.' S.fs ID. sund' sls' HNTORD-Eorth, 7.ls s.H .. m, 1.5e, s.s5 D. m. Sunday ,9.59 Q. m., S.0I p. m. Soutk, 6.l6 s m., 12.O2. 5As p. m. Sunday. a22 @. m.. 6.27 BRHNcHvILLE-North, f.Io, s.4s, 1928 a. m- I.5s, s 1s, 6-s5. s.2s D. m. sunday. s.5s .. m, 7.6s p. m. South. 6.2l, 7.z5. 1000 8. m., l2.os 1xs 6s, $40 p. m- Sunday, s.2s .. m, 6-S aEoRGETowN-Nortn. 7.os. sAs a. m-, i4s 6.a5 6. m- 17.l1. bb6 P. n Sunday. s.s1 a.w 6l36 D. m
 wATERTOwN BRANCH.
 WATERBURY-Laave. s45s s-sS. t1.l7 .. m :. l.so. 40s, 500. 6.l3. 7os. s.o6. ll.so p. n. Sun dsyss sa Y sSo .; m P m s ArsiTye7sas. os WATEsssToWstssvs ris5 E; E @ sos. 7Aa. le.sa :. m 17k&, 2I7, lz2, 63ls e.30, TBS, HOO p. m Sunday s.A q. n. l.6& D. m. Arrive, 7J07, 6-D, I1.s7 .. ua 1k7, 40, 617, e.2o, 790s 9,23s lls7 D. m; Sun Aay, el7 .. n. soe 2. n.
The Newtown bee., 1899-10-20

found some of their property in jnnk shvp in New Haven. They traced 1t tc man by the name of Conn in Ansonis and from him to this place. Cohn Is un- der arrest for receiving stolen goods and his trial occurs on Thursday. the l9th-
 William HollsDd was again before tho town court on Monday morning for Sun day drunk. He recelved 8 sentence of 30 days and costs.
The Newtown bee., 1899-10-20
IS. s. s. Is the Only
 Remedy Equal to this | Obstinate Disease.

 goes down to the disease, thus permanently trace of the taint-
 consequences which Scroula surely leads should impress upon those afflicted with it the vital i'm portance of wasting time upon treatment which can not possibly effect In many where the treatment has been relied complicated gandular dwellings resulted for which the doctors insist that 6 dangerous surgical operation is necessary
 MT H E. Thompson, of hledgeville Ga, writes: A had of the glands of neck which had be lanced and caused me much suffering was treated a while but the physicians able to cure me- and my condition bad as when began their treatment Many blood remede were used but without effect Some recommended ,. S s. and began to improve had taken few bottles Continuing the remedy, soon cured permanently and have sign of the disease to return swi
The Newtown bee., 1899-10-20
Fairfield County.
SHELTON.

THESE TROLLEY PEOPLE ARE MODEST IN
 THEIR REQUESTS, YOU KNOW.
 The warning for the annual business town meeting was issued Monday last. The meeting is to be held. next Monday afternoon, at the Town hall here. The rs is nothing especial in the way of business to be act@d upon, excepting that the cffi- cials of ths trolley road wish the town to join with them in the expense of cut ting of the large rock on the side of the road below South End. The expense IS .rstimated at fro D $30O0 to $40O0. When the highway " 4s biilt, several years ago, it cost the town about 5000 to cut off the rock so as to give space for the road. On the opposite side of the highway there is steep bank to the Housat0nic river |. SERIOUS RESULTS OF A RUNAWAY.
 A horse, driven by Mrs Flames, who resides on Kneen street, ran on Thursday last, while she was driving, and ran over Robert Davis, ,an elderly man, caus- ing injuries that may prove fatal. Mrs Flames and her daughter, who was with her, were thrown out and severely injur- ed, sthe wagon being overturned and badly broken.
 TOWN ExPENsEs.
 The town officials have been ct work making up the town accounts for the year ending October l. The auditors fin. shed their duties last Friday. The expenses of the town for the year have been about S2S, 900. The cost of clear ing the roads from snow last winter mn der the two blizzards was nearly $i000. The ordinary expenses have been reduc- ed about s3500.
 RESULT OF PLAYING WITH DYNAMITE.
 A boy took dynamite cartridge from
The Newtown bee., 1899-10-20
BEDDING.

Mrs Timothy Dorgsn and Mrs John T.. Carroll passed Sunday the guests of their cousins, MT and Mrs EdV ard Ryan.
The Newtown bee., 1899-10-20
ONLY ONE CURE
 FOR SCROFULA.

There are dozens of remedies recommended for scrofula. some of them no doubt being able to afford temporary relief, but s. S. S. is absolutely the only remedy which completely cures It.
 Scrofua is one of the most obstinate, deep-sehted blood diseases, and is beyond the reach Of the many so-called purifiers and tonics because some thing more than a mere tonic is required ;. D. S 1le and never fails to cure Scrofula, because f be disease. thus permanently- eliminating every
The Newtown bee., 1899-10-20
s. S. S, FOR THE BLOOD

 By
  gradually but vegetable Blood Poison bos nothing will be mailed free adGess by the Swift Company, Atlanta, Georgia
The Newtown bee., 1899-10-20
BorsFoRD TO BRIDGEPORT.

BoTsFORD-Sorth, 7-SG, I0.Sl & ID Iaos, s!sa, e-& p. m. Sunday, 7-s6 &. m. South, 7.07, s-S5, Il -S6 a-m- *S2 6-S5 pm. Sunday 6 M D. m. See Bctsford above
 STEPSkf-North.7-2 7-2s. .IU.l6 s-m- n.kt m., .xS e.45 D. m- Sunday, 7-2s B. South. T-ls, e. .lS ll-45 G. m-, t-4o e.45 D. m. Sunday, s.zs -p m. LONG HIII-North.f 2, lo.1l. II s n. m-, Is7. 6Ss p: m- Sunday, IFS D. h. South. 7-Sk, s.as. uA9 a. m t.4ss 65l n suSdsy s-sS 'RUhBULl-sorth, f7.I6 lO.0b, il-s2 a. uA- tSl. 6-32 D. rn. Sunday, file a. m. South .:Es, s|h u-a4. 8 m. 4-A. 57 D n Sunday RID9sPoRT-sorts 7ne sH,il O & n N
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The Newtown bee., 1899-10-20
The Home Circle.
Carmen Fortune Predicted.

THE WORDS OF A OLD GYPsEY.-As THE TwI8 Is BEN bE TREE IS INCLIN- ED.-FROM THE SPRINGFIELD, (MAss. ) REPUBLICAN,.
The Newtown bee., 1899-10-20

Months and years passed, and Carmen grew more and more beauCiful. In her walks, at the tbeaters, st ball,, and, in short. wherever she vent, she was fol- lowed by those yonng gs1ants who con- stantly hover around 8 beautiful woman. Often she heard declarations of love which she could not entertain seriously, because they were not made In 8 seemly and VI rthy manner, and because her mind was constantly occupied with the high destiny promised by the fortune teller.
 One evening at concert. an elegant and, on the following day, made formal
The Newtown bee., 1899-10-20
LITCHFIELD BRANCH

BETHEL-Leave 7-s5. lO.45 a. m- SOS utSRRE9ySnsNYsS4.br' i.ss R 97 fqnsaY sasr I0.s
 m sunday, 7-FO a. m Leave for Bethel ss7 <. ID, ,2 4.o7 IS 85fog. m; sunday. 5B p. ID.
 Sunday, SIS an. '5a soath. P F is M am P & 5 RoxBURY FEIIsPpNorth, or tps S. m. tsIs P; m; Sunday, ts.as p m. ,'-4A' e''' A-'''' AsaShs0n sanaaS sss is sSuss a a ss s'3 n p .s si JtD6's fBb, BRfBGRsofth. Ii. S M n1.a
 tss p. n; Sunday. ts:t2 a. m. souih, sss w1sHisGTos1NorsS, T; X N sSndSs m.45 fA@ P, Tn
 m. Sunday, soa g. m. south. s-Ss s. n- s-h sPW B; n; ppTs@g, psTunSsg, t;a P; m;
 m. Sunday. sos 8. m, aonln. ssfa Ia. m s.E .psm; Sunday, <ss m- AssaaaDRPsslth sanasR as .s h seaish. i ,Pss . $ m. Sunday, 4.98 p m. soRRIsoSorfh, sal lass. 1928 p. m. Sun m Sunday, AIS p. m- sanasy; snsSss sSs a; ssain. sis G . n., 3, .s B Sunday fszs a. S n. south, 1 m fs.ld s s m P an "a. liTCHITILDssirtpPe + Ii f1Suaosa a1s P h. ,ao .c p m. Sunday. s.s .. m. sousn. e s. I. m. 2A6p. m- Sunday s5n D 10
 HIGHLAND DrvIzlos DANBURY-East 7sa ux e. m.. n. m. HXWIsYVMfs@ssssl siiS U, S a l.I Si il.4sam7,ar West S59 a. m, a.xS, 6.i2 D. m. - NORTH kkWToWN-Eastf f7xs Rm f7.l7 D. rn. SANDY HooK-Eiass sG. MI; n.a M smsp '. West sxS a. m, a-s0, 500, D. m. 70 a. n; 7.2l, 5xs n. m SOU s.o9 a m 7s IA 7s1r u. West s.A 6 m, 2.l5, 6.E m West s-lo m. I-5o, s-ls-
 Trains ssop .A@n ss<nslss oa,r
 : sssurday's only.
The Newtown bee., 1899-10-20

At the age Of 26 Carmen was still nn- married. No prince came to ask her hand, and the count showed no inclina.
The Newtown bee., 1899-10-20

his fathers coat pocket and in playing with it exploded it and lost thumb and two fingers, besidee nther injuries.
The Newtown bee., 1899-10-20
TOWN ExPENsEs.

RESULT OF PLAYING WITH DrNAMITE.
 A boy took dynamite cartridge from
The Newtown bee., 1899-10-20

Alter this occurrence Carmen and tue
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-03-15

ben bate cine 10 treffli6e Qntport geben
%tOnnen, tpie 5ruu gepsr lie aeqsben bat.
Gins freut MIDI b~sIonoers babel, adm=
li9, baB au4 Sic nidft Dem 8laube1 bulDiz
gen, BON 4ffen ~ab3uitammen, unO in Sbrem
9er5en Denten: r6err, tpie lino Define
Werte 10 gr6B unO piel, 0u bait lie ale
peisli9 gsorOnet unb Die @rbe lit boil Del
ner Site"
@ntIGulbigen Sic nun mod, buB id
MIDI bel meiner 9untssoarbrin6lr9 10 tur5
sefaBt babe, meine 3eit 1T ie1r tur5 be-
me1en; nebnen Sic meinen 9ru5 entgegen
unO mDge S6nen Sbr @ld5fen Oli4i'ejn
audi fernerbtn munoen unO uniere BET
lage" riiitig auf benz 8ege bes 5ortf4ritts
peiterI9reiten.
Srau g. pIambed.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-03-15

briiifigfeit Der pferoe. Nian nimmi fir IS
Gents fGpdr5en S9pefel, fir SO Sents
2orbeerfDrner unb 2 llnSen &dlniusnurz
5eln; bic 2or6eerfDraer miffsn fem geitoBen
peroen. Dies pirb a1es 5uIdmmen gemii9t
uno bdbon gie6t man Dem frdnfen BferO
einen Itarfen S6eelDffel boQ CUR Ma6l2tit
auf ben Safer; Der 9afer muB gut nab gs@
~futtert tperbeu. SIT oas 2slben niGt Id)on
BON LANCE fer batirenb, 10 6ielft btes Wfittsl,
D. +. nidt in "a Stunoen, bu3u bcharf es
ldngerer Belt.
Meinen 6eiten 0anf 6rn, 6abi9t fir 1eiz
men Hatb in 8e3ug auf Die Srdge, pie man
ernitteln fam, o6 cine Sub trd9tts lit ooer
ri3t. Sd gOB frii6e Mil6 BON Def betrefz
fenoen Sub in Wafler uro tie Iebtt Ii9 gu
Sooen, oben mar bas WaTIer gang flar. SD
perbe nun bas Weitere abiparten. l009e 6r.
9ubi4t ni6t bergeffen, uns na6 Is No9en
Die @eisbOd>8 Sub @ei9i9te mit3ut9etlen.
Meiter las i6 in Der y8eifage", DAB 6r.
q. &u6nen in Georgia bebauptet, DaB IN
SCAlIU@ulpQ UuS AIVQUVLtI pUl ACII tuItLI
nG6renO bes Sransportes auf Der Siienbabn
ni9t bDrtDmme. 9a irrt ST. &uG1eu fi9
aber. Sd bate einsn S3puger in 8itten@
berge in PreuB. z8runbenburg, Der mar
6ra9tperlaber. 9prt tparen 25 Bis 30
Mann bef4dftigt unb BON ibnen nurpsn
ni4t nur 8einfdfier, %ionbern au4 9tumz
fdifer uno felde nit anoeren 2itoven in Der
ndmliGen Weiie angebo6rt, 'pie ss bier gez
i6te6t. Die unteren 8eamten ita6len ale
nit, es tpurbe pG9renb oes Nnbohren5 cine
regelre9te Poitenfette formirt uno cine Paz
role ausgegeben unb penn bic O6trbedmten
fumen, 10 battle Sober f4on feinen Sail 3e>
flint unb in Die 6Gf1er murbe ouan NuiIer
5ugegoHen, bic &eifen pieDer 5uriitgetrteben
uno ales mar in Oronung. IS nag beutz
outage un6ers ietn, ba bic meiited Gabnen
benz Staut ge6Oren,
Wit @ruB
&ugnt 8trt6ol5.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-03-15
BUR Behau0Iune oes meines.

Serre 9aute, Snb., 6. MGr5 1899.
8eebrter SEER Gebafteur!
Bel oem INNER me6r tpa8Ienben Snterz
efe am 8einbau biirfte IS fir biele S6rer
9efer bon Ruben Iein, Ginigss iiber Die Be-
R%anolung bes 0eines gu erfabren. Obf9on
mir bier einen itrengen Ntnter burc6gema9t
BADEN unb bas Thermometer oft auf 21-24
Grao unter Nu1 itanb, lit bod immer nod
9offnung bor6anbsn, baB ni9t ales ObTt err
1roren tit. 6reili@, pfirii6e uno &ir19en
1tn0 bin, ieoo4 finb Weintrauben ipie @onz
CORD, @lbtra, Sbes, &iesling unb Mart6a gut
0ur49etommen, fpdbreno 8irginia @eeOling,
9ataipba, DIAMOND, Brighton unb bi.
Rogers 9pbriO mebr pber peni9er geGitten
baben. &On ben 40 Granddaughter, Die i6l
IN meinem @einberge babe, Iinb ungefd6r
5sRn e%rtrOren. Sd babe ungefG6r 10 2tcres
Hebenpflan5nngen in portreffIi9er Sage;
tie 5leben it4 ale BON Noroen mad 5iiben,
aus ipel9em @runbe Die 8rau6en INNER out
dusreiten uno th baber ME n0t6iq babe, CUR
Gr5eugung bon 4ltObOt 3uder 3u3uIeben, UNI
elnetl guten bertGufli9en @ein bsr3uiteQen.
Die eOelfen 6ieiigen Srauben limb iebeu>
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-03-15
Oas pfansen Ser Riridbdume.
Mtt @ruB
9. .. Sr0ltger.

Ser &irf96aum o~ertrGgt baS 8ei9neioen
an ben Wur3eln ni6t gut, man laIe buber
hiefelben urpberii6rt, benn ite fito fe6r emz
Pfinbli3, miifen au9 gsgen @ustrodnen uuf
benz transport gera0e5u Gngftli9 gei6ibt
perben. IS eri9eint ba6er I'M rat6Iamit item,
Die 8irf4e crit i'm 6riihiabre aus Der 8ulmz
f6ule a%us5u6eben. Maren i'm SerbIt tie gez
gpa6ene 8dume ni6t ii6sraus borfi4tig unO
an geiAiiBter Stele einge16lagen, 70 BADEN
tie lpd6ren0 bes Winters in Der &egel geltte
ten, pa9fen ni9t an ocer tiimmern ia6re@
lang fort.
@tn3elne Wei95el1orten aus9enOmnten,
b~ertrdgt Der &iri6baum Elm tiefes Pflan3en
our6aus ni3t; er min ii9 feGbt bic Ri9tung
pdblen, tpobin feline 8ur3eln ii9 erItreder1
IO1en. @ir leben eS am beutli6iten BEL ben
Nib uufge3ogemen, bic i6re Wur3eln oft To-
gar gu Sage treten laiTen. pfiun3en mir ou=
fer ben &iri6baum auf eine, einem Waulz
purfs6aufen G6nQi9e @rbD6ung uno begie@
Ben mir in trodener 3eit re4t fletBig, itiiseI1
audi ben iungen 8alpn bur9 5tpei PfG6!a,
10 tpirO er 1pobl eeOetben. Die Stride lie6t
Ianbigen, felbft f~teinfgen unb I~tertlen 8ooen.
Sci fsu9tem 11ntergrunb, f6perem 2anbe
unb ~1tarfer 0iin9ung bemerfen mir eint
8rant6eit na6 Der anbsren auftreten, ei1
lungIumes 9uAmieden. 9uf ianoigem
2e6mbuben fiiblt ie ii6 am tpoblten, lpdd)it
raf9, bleibt geIuno unb liefert rei4ltde
6rii6te. Man bite fi6, &iri6bdume gu
pflan3en, tpel6e burb 9fropfu11g in ben
gan3en SpuGt perebelt iiro, Sn Oieten 8aum~
T9ulen 1T Dieie @erebelungsart nod ge>
brGu6li9. Sol6e 8Gune errei4en tain bos
PES Otter unO geben o6ne Nuanabme no4
benz 5pam3igiten Sabre gu 9runoe.