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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-11-16
rumpkIps for svtnr

You need not have any fear In regard
10 the feeding Of pumpkins. either to
your shoats or TO your old hogs II they
are fed judiciously. says a writer In an
exchange. | have fed them each sea.
son for the last thirty years with the
best results. but Of late years I have
been feeding squash instead. We feed
them after this manner: II we are
feeding fifty hogs. we throw them
twenty-five pumpkins or squashes on
their feeding floor. These are broken
into three or four parts with a spade
and are given them twice day. They
are also fed corn. We find that the
pumpkins keep our hogs in healthy
and thrifty condition. and that we
make more live weight gain out of our
corn. But they must be fed ju-
diciously.
It is surprising that pumpkins are
nat more grown for feeding swlpe
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-11-16

The number Of persons employed by
the railways Of the United States. as
reported on June 30. is2s. was sIi.55s.
which Is equivalent TO iIi employees
pcr 100 miles Of line As compared
with the number Of employees for the
previous year, there vas an increase
Of si.os2. The number OF employees on
June 30. 1898. was 95s in excess Of the
number on June 90. 1899, and S9,52i
I'm excess of the number on June 30.
1895. The employees OF railways, as re-
por,ed to the commission, are divided
into is classes II thus appears that
ON June 20. 1898. there were in the
employ Of the railways 3I.e5e engine
men. 9s.e25 fremen. 1855 conductors!
and &C pes other trainmen. There were
.T,i2I switchmen, hagmen and watch
men. A distribution Of employees con-
forming to the four general subdivi-
sIons Of operating expenses shows that
the services OF 32,i5l employees were
required for general administration. or
ls per 100 miles OF line; 1856 for
maintenance OF way and structures, or
l4a per 100 miles of line: III 600 for
maintenance of equipment, or 30 per
100 miles Of line.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-11-16
Tobaeeo Growing.

A contributor to National S,ockman
gives the following brief instructions
for tobacco growing: Preparation Of
the soil should be thorough. the disk
or cutaway is probably the favorite
instrument. and the soil Is worked until
II is in perfect condition. Some soils.
loose and "mealy" In nature. are better
II compacting with drag and roller. but
in general the soil can be properly nt-
ted with disk and spike harrow.
ManurIng.-well rotted stable man
ure is the ideal fertilizer for the tobae-
co grower, but fresh manure. while u
stimulates the plant into quick. Wig
oEous growth. does not make a good
quality OF leaf. and II used should In
all cases be spread on the land and
ploTed under. Rotted manure may be
spread on top with liberal hand. or
may even be used In the hill. the latter
no, being the usual practice. although
the manure can be made go a gsea; des.
further by Il.
FertilIzeEs.-in nearly all extensive
producing sections the supply o. stable
manure is far short o. tho needs OF
our crop, and plant food In bag Is
used quite extensively. Generally
speaking, these goods are bought with
Gu, a proper knowledge Of tho needs O:
the crop. and usually the sale Is made
by the agent gIih the El!ekes, tongue.
u the land has had from six 10 tea
good loads Of stable manure plowed
under. 4 fertilizer carrying : or 9 per
cen, ammonia. s TO 10 per eeni phos-
phorIc acid and 4 or Q per cent actual
potash. used in the hill nj the rate OF
go TO 100 pounds per acre. will produce
o good crop Of tobacco. bu, ct me Eo-
pea; ~hs, ! wrote some years ago
-te~ farmers really aeed 10 purchase
ANNOTATED fertilizers for tobacco"
Distance Of Plan,!ns.-fos :isaf leaf.
yheTo ano wrapper II desired. tho
crop IL often planted as close a. !: By
:: inches. and the distance varies from
thls-SeFy close planting 10 the
Miami valley piaa dy is or Is by as
inches .oE cigar Leaf For whli1 nar-
lny the usual distance Ia Is OF 30 By
81 inches. excepting on hliisldrs. where
!. ia planted J: by ~ inches. Tho hills
sro made the sane - for cabbage OF
tomatoes. and nos, planters like TO
have ;hslF hills made a tsr days Ia
advance Of a season ss the plants live
Letter In bills several days old. Es-
roe!aiiy IL fertilizers have been used
Setting oa,.-ia some sections horse
,raHsplaailaz machines arc used. bst
Il ls safe 10 say ;ha, % per een; Of the
crop is set by hand. no special alsee-
tons are necessary. the same care be-
lag used a. In setting cabbage. tomato
OF other rsss;sb's planssa- In pulling
plants great care mus. be used 10 avoid
Injury TO tho Tvtasiains plants. bT
'"n.sslss" them up. as dirty plants
do no; ETpz at ali we'll chliirea do
the dropping. and it Is veil TO kse?
them close 10 the settlers. as tho wind
and sun damage the roots o. ,oSae.
co plan, iE a seEy little timo. "cal.
/ uTs tloH~ about June is.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-11-16

OF tho many attempts 10 establish
cheap aud attractive homes for self.
supporting women. some have failed
because the cost Of living vas too hIsh
for the claSA most Ia need o. such aG-
yan;asss. oihtF4 because the Eulss were
too strict and the Institutional" char.
aeter too pronounced. The nsooklya
Home for Business Women seems TO
have avoided both diiiegiilcs. !; fur
nIshss food. lodging. laundry and med
!esI attendance for $40 seek. and Is
home" Ia fact as veil a. Ia name
There Ia q malToa. but her attitude
toward tho laiEeTs ia that Of a hostess
aud koasa.mo;hcs rather than that o:
a guardian. There are no rules abou;
rising OF retiring. The loiEu.s pre-
serve their Individuality. and ta!oy
all the r!shts and privileges they
would have In a private loisins-aouss.
That they appreciate these aaraa-
taEcs is shs~a by the fac, iha, tho
home is sslt.suppoTiihs. There ouEh;
TO be such Institutions in every laEss
city, and there Is no reason shy there
should hot he.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-11-16

=. Consul At~sii At RbubaiS. France.
reports a decrease in. FTsHeh ~hes;
crop over last year. The provisional
figures from France shuT = crop Q:
3is. s.epo.ssl bushels this year. against
a crop of 57s.0Is.lII bushels In isss.
This is falling OF oi s5.oSs. 90 bush.
eis from las; year. but an Increase of
si.TIi. $50 bushels over the mean pro.
duetiaa o, the last ton years. which Il
aEurc,i at 5Te,5si. .sI5 bushels. Taking
the general needs Of consumption IN
France at 3so.iss.C9o bushels. the crop
will NEE; tho demand. u accounts be
taken Of the exceptionally abundant
crop of last year. which has left a
large uBeonsumtd stock Of old wheat
available at present. The probable
importation is figured at i.25s.5So
bushels. This will probably be con-
fined 20 hard wheat, which is not
grown in France in sufficient quantity
TO meet the needs Of manufacturers Of
aiimcntary pastss. Tho production Of
the world at large for 1899 Is estimated
By French siatisticiaBs at 1886. 600 200
bushels. agsins, 2.SoI. .016.'Oo bushels
for last year. a decrease OF s9i.o5s,sOO
bushels.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-11-16

Some have a prejudice against them.
saying that they promote an excess OF
urine; but this Is not the case when
swine are Of a good breed, and the
whole of the pumpkin Is fed together.
II tho seeds are cut out and given
alone to them they might prove !niuri-
Gus. Being scant OF grain one autumn.
but having an abundance Of pumkins.
! fed considerable number OF breed
ing BerkshIres during the whole
months Of October and November into
December entirely on pumpkins. and
they kept In as good condition as
ever want to see q lot Of breeders.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-11-16
k,,,,.r III. w,,s oates.

Tho wild onion has become such a
troublesome weed hero that. oa some
farms. IL has bSeoms almost impossible
TO make good butter or use the milk.
especially 10 the spring. says al
Orange county. n. u. contributor TO
Rural Sc~ Yorker. To pios and hAs-
rur as In ordinary farm ~ofk sssiisrs
the onions and makes them more aa-
naefous. uas told of a very sTssisai
nay TO sI'eTmina;s them By aa old
English gardener. the way, hsy DO q;
IN England. lie said. put. oa gas
lime. and tha; sili xiii them oa,FiEa;.
Having piece badly infested si,A
them. I had. about Sept IS. oaS lead
Of gas lime pu; on as an experiment.
To my surprise. II killed them entifely.
That sas abop; eight oF aiae years
ago; Il also. made tho grass grow much
better and for years eoaid sec Jus; sos
far the gas lime ex,sadsd believe
ahoa; the middle Of September IL the
proper time TO use is, as tho heat q.
the summer is asou, uSsT. and the uI'a
onions arc in ssak state abou, ,ha;
time. Another sxPssitisnt with gas
lime vas oa mT ssrdsa. bat here it
appeared TO do an lniufy. and 1 do
no, East any more on the garden. Gas
lime can be had for nothing. except the
carriage: gas makers ate clad TO sc, /,
drawn away. In. using the line. tha,
which has been exposed TO the weather
long enough TO srpei the smell of gas.
and is blsached white. Is best: Her
lime may kill the grass.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-11-16
Remains Of q Prehi,,o,,.

Near the village Of Borl.
gary, an antediluvian anlm,I
ordinary size has been fou,
fessor Bella. The remain,
OF the Oldest and largest ,
whale ever found In En-,
twenty-five feet. The sped,
served In Antwerp and n
much smaller and come 4
strata. The find has been
to the geological institute
pest.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-11-16

The death.rate in Cuba has this year
been far lower than the average, and
the death-rate from the islands great
es, scourge. yellow fever. has been
only about half as high as the lowest
ever before recorded. Such facts are
not one whit less credl;able TO our
army and administration than the
most gallant conduct on the battle
field.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-11-16
Tea POISONING,

Victims of tea poisoning ,
Ing alarmingly prevalcul. I
mand the life and varlctr,
and instead OF doing f. n,
building up their system ,h,,
tea. They should take
Stomach Bitters. II tons
nerves. regulates the bowehI
dyspepsia.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-11-16

4 politician says the result o: an
election often depends on wheiher q
candidate shakes hands with the ward
hee!eE and says "GOoG-by" o. Good!
Buy"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-11-16

One Of the most remarkable feature.
Of Japanese gardening is the way is
which every plant and tree in a ,atn6a,
garden will be reproduced in miniature
BY a system Of dvaTiIag which ha,
been handed down from many ssarr.
s,ions back. Every characteristic Of q
large tree will be preserved. the foil.
age, the color and the texture o. the
branches. and yet the miniature copy
viii often be not more than from oac
TO three feet high. Prot. c. Z. BssssJ
tells of a case in this country in which
nature has sclipsed the art Of the
japanese. While climbing Green
mountains. near Boulder. Col. Prof.
BesseT found growing from a crsyire
In one Of the rocks at the summit q
small pine tree about Eve inches ami
a quarter high and barely a quarter OF
an inch in diameter. II was un.
branched and bore a single terminal
tut; of leaves. The tiny tree had made
a good fight for existence amid the Ia.
ciemeneies Of its exposed situation. for
when II was carefully examined tvea.
ty-fve distinct annual rings were dis
covered. Such a case Of natural
dVarting Is almost unprecedented.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-11-16

II some people were TO think twice
before speaking they would have TO
use for tongues.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-11-16

Some people are never missed until
they are dismissed.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-11-16

Happiness lies In our wish 20 make
Others happy. but We wan, them 20 fee
the same WAY about Us.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-11-16

A wise man is one who is wise
enough 10 answer the questions u fool
can ask.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-11-16

There are numerous men with al
legged characters and ulm!s;akab!e rep
utat!ons.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-11-16

After a woman has reached the age
O, 90 she wonders how many years will
have passed before she Is 81.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-11-16

A man never gets too mean to over
reach himself.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-11-16

The more a man tries 10 prove tina:
he Isn't 4 fool the more he proves ne
Is.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-11-16
imm.n.. H.ai.s..

Rsdishes three feet In girth may be
considered rather large for breakfast
varieties: but thsy are nevertheless
raised and moreover are eaten cooked.
like tuTnips. The department O. asri.
culture has secured from the secretary
OF the japanese legation al Washing
ton some seed Of a very choice and
carefully selected winter Fadish. e.tsa.
sireiy used for food In Japan. This
variety known as the Dakpa raiish.
reaches perfection only in the extreme
southern part Of the country: II may
accordingly be Of use as a fall or
winter crop In the southern states. In
Japan many methods o., cooking and
preserving are known, and u the
vegetable is found to thrive In the
south large amount Of seed mar be
imported for distribution. This kind
OF radish grows In a small volcanic
island named "sakuraiima.r = or Island
Of Cherry-Blossoms,. In Kasoshima
Bay, klusha. Japan. The climate there
Is generally warm. and the soil much
like that Of Florida ami Georgia.
Roots three feet in circumference. ae.
cording TO Mr. okohira. the secretary.
are frequently produced and the rad.
ish Is noted for its excellent favor,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-11-16

Were II not for his ability to make
black appear white his satanical ma
ies,y would soon have to retire from
business.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-11-16

But few people are able to appreciate
a good thing until after they lose H.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-11-16
FARM AND GARDEN.
MATTERS OF INTEREST TO
ACRiCULTURISTS.

Some Up-to-Date Hints About Cui.
tivation of the Soil and Yields
Th-reof-Hortieuiture. yitieulturs and
Horticulture.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-11-16

There are all manner OF men with all
manner o! manners.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-11-16

When 4 man Is forced TO the wall
why should he kick against the bricks?
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-11-16

when a woman begins q "A
agreeing with everythlns 10.
II a terrific storm brcwlnr
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-11-16

The Lean Cov.-Another COW msy
be pouring nearly all her feed and par,
of herself into the milk rail. II Il
often said that COW viii FRS, take
care OF herself before she will make
milk out Of her feed. She does no,
always do IT. There are COWS that
seem intent on making milk and moth.
ing else. They utterly neslec. to feed
their systems, and sucn cows will be-
come thinner and thinner. II we are
watching the individual and observe
a COW like that we will Increase the
ration and keep on increasing II as
long as we can get returns. Il is a
little uouble-but not so much aSes
all TO vary the rations to suit dit.
ferent cows. The COW that IL taking
on hesh should have very little. II any.
fat forming food. Eliminate the corn
meal. or other similar ingredient from
her ration. Feed her wholly or main.
ly on nitrogenous foods. For the thin
COW increase the iat-formIns elements.
--Ex.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-11-16

Conserving Soil Moisture. - Some
careful experiments by the Kansas
station TO test the relative efficiency Of
different kinds Of culture In conssry.
Ing soil moisture showed that simple
blowing while the soil was in good
condition was as efIicacious as ploSinr
followed by siankinE. rolling, harrow.
ing or sub-sutfsce packing. Disking
was found to be good iaeans o, say.
ing moisture, but was rot equal 10
ploving. The Importance Of plowins
stubble ground ms early as possible.
while moisture Is still in the soil. was
shown by experiment in two years.
Early ploving left the ground in good
condition, as regards soil moisture. fo;
wheat seeding. while late piowins vas
dangerously dry. The efficiency o, the
dry soil or dust mulch and Its super,.
ority in the long run over a straw
mulch were strikingly shown.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-11-16

Profitable Car of Fruit-A car
load of California fruit, mostly cher.
ries. with some apricots. etc. shipped
from suisun on May IL. sold in New
York for 1850 gross. The. car net,e.
the growers in California, after
deductins charges for freight. refrig.
eratioa and ether expenses, abaa,
sI,5o0.-Er.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-11-30
Dtttetpn.

- Sobn @ermann BON 8roofIpn. q
~, unp Srl. Allse Dtlasr BON b,er
wutben nm Samhas ourb ,Baiior S S
5letbsr ole gb paar einssiesnet.
- Sruu VI Eager. Satin oes Sobu
@eser BON ROd Snube. erlus am Sonn'
tag Ulorsen i'm AIter bon "a Sabren bel
2uusenenlsGnoune uno Duloe am Dlens'
tag nub tinem 3rauerplenft in Der 81
Bster's lulbsrli6en 8ube i'm SamtOnr
5rleebOfs bserbIat Sbr 8alte unc uiel
Rlnoer ubsrlsben iie,
- Sobn 2ub, Der an Der gd' bor
5rantln unD Dionteomeip 4penues II
9Seit 8lttstOn tpObnl, ueriubte ON Diem
tag Abeno iene Srau su ermoIeen
pdbrsnb iis idlafsno I'm Bette lag. "
perleBie ibr mt einem Sanobeile mebret,
0lsbs uuf ben aOpf, 10 oub oas @eblrr
aus elmer Der 8unoen brans. Dam
s,ne er in sin anhubenbeS Gunner uni
periu6le iid nit sinem Dtehsr ben Sll'
su burbi6neoen. rod 1T ie'ne Nuno
n,bt iebr ssfdbrIlb. Die 5ruu blnee
segen puo terben GuB Bat bic srau
lise 1bat. pie man elaubt, in elnen
Nnfaqs pOn 8eiitesitDruns be8an8ep.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-11-30
Dunmpre.

- SeIen g.. bic IL Dlonute uno 6
lags alts SObtsr Der @beleute Ssrn'
bart @asnsr BON WuoliOn ausnue.
itarb am Wontas mad futser &rantbell
uno purbe seitern Hlbmlita8 I'M Duh'
more 5tisobofe belseisbt.
- Der SauiIdben bon Simpion &
Waifins in Wpomins wurbe Diontag
Rn6t BON GlnbrPhern bsiubt, tpelbe
0aaren i'm Weribs BON s400 b,s $500.
baupiiddlib 8lslber uno S6ube. mlt'
nabmen Durb gnifernune zines Gel.
oes aus elmer SsitsnibIre eelanalen iis
in ben 9apsn; eine Spur, bic uuf ibrs
grsrelfuns fubrsn tonnts, llsBsn lie nl6i
,utud.
- WidaeI WunIsp bon Npple Strabr
puroe nm Samitas y tmIltus BON el'
mem idllmmsn unfau beirOfsn er III
ils lrslbeltnabe IN Der Dilne an8efeul
uno als sr islner Ssi6aiilsuna nubslne.
sIiit ct aus. fel bun uno fem Arm. fling
Ib in 10 turiOier Bais swidsn Stpeu
Barren, bnb er ON guroeen berausseru
len nurbe, ebe er lbn befrelen tonnte
Wan nabm ben unslddlt6en nab 9auis.
no tbn msbrere 4eIste bebanoeln.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-11-30
SaS Ehal abmdrtS.

TahIor. Daniel Donobos bon Union
Strobe iturb an Donneritus Radt unter
uerbddtisen nmidnoen uno suerit bate
man 8erbadt. bab Elm 8erbreden por'
Iieee. Als isbob Der Gountp' Detsfiip
bic Sa6e ndbu unteriudt batte. fam er
su bem 8si6luB, bab Der Wlann in Der
Iruntsnbeit BON ber Bride iibsr ben
8epier Bad binabfieI unb iein @enid
brad; er muB auf ben Rdden ssfaQen
iein, bsnn Der Coroner fanb am Srsitas.
oaB aud bic finf obsrsn 8nodsn bes
Rddsruts perrenft paren, auber osm se'
brobsnen 9snid.-Soispb Morrods
muroe am Samfas in Der Goplor Diins
ourd sinen Dedenfaa berlsbt. elldlider.
peiie ieooh nur leidt.-Srau Soiepb
Saa bon Union StraBs furb Oisnitas
4benb nad Idnserem Sie1tbum.-SrI.
1tlie Berger bon Wain Sttabs uno
Dil6ael 9ane bon Wlinoofu tpurben am
Dienitaa 9abmittas in Der fatb 8irde
Ourd pfurrsr S. ". Woffit aIS @bspaar
elnseieenet. -2uibsr Sarris. Elm Greibsr
in ber Iaplor Dime, II um Dienitue
BON einsm 9us Barren lbsrfabrsn uno
tbS psrlsbt tpOrosn, bauptid6li& am
8opfe.
= Sin Winoofa, mo Iebte gBode iGon
cine gtoienfuns ni6t tpenie 8sunrubi
pune erreete, CAB es frGb am WiOntae
Woraen pieberum eine Stbrune Der
ObstHdbe, burd ipeIde etpa fiinf,sbn
oduier bei6doist tpurben. Das affislrte
9anO ii nobe osm @rssnpoob 8srss.
sutians Der Suupitrabs. bic miiiammi
benz StraBenbabnseleiie iid etpa brei
SuB icntte. SIN ben beiddbisten SGu.
fern ipuroen aud oisIs SausbaltunsS.
Nrtifel ruinirt.
- Der 10 Sabre aIts Srsb. 9rics bon
9udupunna ipoate am Samftas Ibenb
nit ieinem 8ruosr unb apsi anoersn
iuusen Wdnnern sine 5abrt mad Scran'
ton hsbIen unb iie bsitiessn einen 2uda'
ipanna 8ObIenSus; wdbrsnb er bon ei'
mem Barren 1um anberen sins, elitt sr
aus uno fel unisr bic Rdbsr. bic ibm
beibe Seine un6 isinen rs1tsn Arm unb
bic Sano serbrldten. Wlan brahts ibn
un9 bsm 8 2adapanna SsipitaI, bod batte
CT miitlsrpeils 70 bisl 8lut perIorsn, oab
ni6ts su isinsr Rstiuns m6sIi6 mar unb
sr itarb cine baIbs Siunbs mad feinsm
gintIsifsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-11-30
Spmbpl Der Ghre.

Or. bon Soaeben, beutidsr 8otidaf
ter in ben Der. Staaten. iberreihte am
5onntus in @eeenwart uon 1000 Dsut'
lben eine BON 8dlier lBlIbslm ben
Der, Deuliben Soloaien 8erelnen"
pou @blcaso als 8eibent Iberianpie
,Sabne. 8a nsbsrrH9uns oes 8eibents
lnete Dr. pon Solsben: ..St brlnae
5bnen @IuBs pom oeuliten 9atier. 81
Osouftruste MIDI, Sbnen bieie 6abne, oIe
Sic iib 10 lan8e sepani6t bdben. su
ubsrssben uno fuste oas 9eiut blnsu,
6 iis pon slnsm 8ereln on einen anoe'
IN ubsreeben perpen mbhie unb ieost
Bsreln iie eIn 5 lbr lang su elmer S!u
blltsn ioue So 1T em 3elben BEL
bulppouen CUNT bee 8aliers uno Elm
8ews,s oer 5reunbihaft unO 2lebe. tpeI6s
Ct fir Sic be8t uno pel6e Sic fur Sbtr
Dem 8lterlanOe seIeliteten Dlenhe per'
olent baben plsle BON Sbnen baben fur
odS 8dterlano auf ben Sblabtfeloern
ssfampft unD aebIu'et. @s III elm Spm'
Dol Der oeuliben Wnbrbeit unb Wann.
beu; eS IT bas Symbol Der @bre elitts
ceuliben Soloaten. Die 8srelnieten
5tauisn iino sns nit Dsutfdlanb purb
9anbe Der Ruiisn uno nllmer 5reuno'
6Oft pertndpft. SD bite Sic, cieie
sabne nlS symbol natlonaler glnietsll
entaepen su nebmen."
us ore SABINE entfaltet purbe. erbob
iid bs 8OItsmense uno brad in Subsl.
,brsi aus, ber msbrere Dtlnuten Ddbrte,
wdbreno elm Nuiiteo,ps be beuiids
RatiOnal' WeIOole lplelte Der beuiibs
BOti6after btadte brei SobS uuf ben
Oeutiben 8aifer aus. in pelbe bic 8olfss
mense freucis elnfttmmte. Ole gu.
| i6 ,uer erbOben iid unO iansen: ,,Das
Sternbel6ete Banner"
Or SoQebsn psiserte iid. dber poll.
iiibe 4nselesenbslten su iprsben. iaets
ispOb su einem 3eltunSs Ssrlbtel It lt'
ter: ..Deutitlanb best bic freunbibafls
lldhsn @efuble fur bic Ssr. Staaten
unb es iheint, oils oh ieoes Sabr bieie
belben srOben 9tationsn eneer suium'
menbrinet."
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Oanffaaun0s'Sa0.

Seuts 1T Der nutlOnals Dantiusunestna.
an weltem nn6 alism Ssrtommen unr
8ebtaub bic Burger Der Der. Staatsn
Dem AQmdbtisen bunten iOlen fur ale
cblbaten, pelde Tie senOhsn baben.
fur aae Sesuneen. mil benen fe beoabl
poroen iino. Saben aub Stele fem
beionpers lltiabe gum Dante. 10 pirc iid
bod lrssnD @ltpas eresben. fur baS maj
onnfbur iein fam. uno iei % aub nui
ooflr, bab pu nod i'm @snuiie bss
Hsbsns uuo i'm SsiiBe aeraoer 8lleoer
unh polsr @eiunbbsll fnp.
Dos 2unO i'm srOben @ansen bu
pobl urinds sum Dante, osnn bic 3st'
luneen srsdblen uns uOn stnst B,osperl
idt. pie wu lie nod ME In b,sisn seieene'
ten 8nusn sIIsbl babtn SRphnben MT
aud islbh nitts onpon, 10 bOffsn mt
bod. oab bic srObe Msbpubl unisre
2eier baoon beIlofsn porren 1T, bal
2lnbse uriode bntsn. oem Germ n
panten fur 8siunobslt uno r6blibe'
9srsibsn. unO pdniten gum SdIuI
auiettlasn suten appslt gum ssbrau6
li1en 6etbraten.
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an Der Spibe Der ffeii6.
effenben Nationen marI6iren
bic 9luiiralier. So tommen bel ibnen
idbrli6 267 pfunb 6leii9 auf ben
GOpf Der SepDlterung.
Ier3te meif Rublanb BEL
elmer Ginpobner5ubl bon 1877, 900, 900
juf 1884 auf mdbreno in ben Ser.
Stanten auf 75,000,0O0 ginluobnsr
100, 200 9lerste entiallen.
Gum ausidliebli6en @es
brau9 BON 9amen iinO StraBen.
babnpasen beliimmt, auf Oeren gin=
fiibrung cine 9enesuns abSielt, bic In
paris in SluB setommen 1T.
Wesen 8 Sbierqudlerei purs
ben in Gnslano i'm 9eridtsiubre
1898-99. in GOIse Der Sbdtigteit Der
Oorti9en SbieriduBpereine, 7545 per-
ionen beitrait, ouDOn 439 nit @efdnss
niB.