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therefore pulled of his magnificent coat
and boots and he. bareiootei and bare.
headed, fed across the prairie. hoping Ia
reach Ftosolcs army west OF the Brasos
! About dark he reached live oak grove In
! the prairie, and worn out and fainting. he
sank down to rest. But soon the wolves
smelling the blood Of San Jacinto. began
to howl and gather around him, He
climbed up live oak tree and the howl
ing wolves sercnaded him all night Oh
what language can depict the horrors OF
/ his guilty soul as he sat up in that live
oak tree. listening to the bowling wolves
aud the terrible clamoring OF his guilty
soul, as he thought of the bloody murder
OF the heroes OF the Alamo. Goliad and In
thirsy-iwo victories in his native land.
Dives in the gulf of despair. calling for a
crop OF water 10 cool his parohed tongue.
felt no keener pangs than the blood
stained Santa Anna felt in that live oak
tree amid the bowling of the wolves. AS
soon as II was daylight the guilty culprit
started over the prairies but soon he spied
youns sylvester, a lieutenant under GEN
eral Burleson, and he fell down pretending
TO be dead But Sylvester rode up 10 him
and called aloud: Como out OF there
cid coon, or will put another hole
through you" But Santa Anna. still pre-
tending TO be dead, laid perfectly still,
Sylvester said: 'Well, II you are so dead
and let the wolves finish YOU up" Santa
Anna heard the cooking OF the gun and
sprang to his feet, saying, "Oh. don't
shoot don't shoot | was so tired out,
insensihle l did not hear you" and hold.
ing out his splendid gold watch and chnin
said: Il will give you this IL you will
lie; me go Sylvester said; IL don't want
your watch and chain Come with me to
General Houston Santa Anna then plead
ingly said Young man. / have gold
mine in Mexico, and will give
1t 70 you, and also the watch
and chain, IL you will give me
your mule and let me go. But Syl-
vester, with heroism worthy OF a monu-
ment said; oh, thunder, | care moth
ing for your gold mine. Come go with me
TO General Houston AS soon as the cap
tured Mexican soldiers saw him riding on
the mule they began to shou, aloud lei
Presidente Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna"
He motioned to them and whispered: For
Gods sake hush" But they shouted still
louder He cried: Garry me TO General
Houston as soon as possible" General
Houston was lying under a live oak tree
suffering intensely from n bleeding limb.
Santa Anna. approaching, fell on his knees.
crying: Sir, you were born to no com.
mon destiny. You have conquered the
Napoleon OF the West. and the brave can
AFFORD to be generous Houston told him
that he ought to have remembered that al
the Alamo and at Goliad Blu. he e..ei
'oh, say nothing OF the past. II could
would wipe it cut with my LIES blood, but
u is gene, Az soon as 1t was known <hat
Santa Anna was captured scores OF in.
furated Texans whose loved ones had been
at the Alamo and AT Goliad gath
cred around Houston's tent shouting:
Hang him, shoot him, he murdered my
son or my brother" Adieu,
Jim Payne.
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sHADow-LAND.

In Shadow Land thou dwellest.
And ever in thy dark, sad eye.
A touch OF haunting memory
Lies deem but only partly yelled.
Il breeds sigh
Dear one, my loving thou must know.
Too well tie written In my glance.
Tho on the vain worlds frosty crest
NV spirit seems 20 sport at will
Ia idle song and dance
| love the gola sun-land's glow.
Dear one. one step viii bring you here.
From cue that darkSome, weary way.
From out the dead past's homeless gloon.
To sunshine stroaE and clear.
H. Shadow Lsnd thou dwellsst,
oh, must IL be I'll life Is DER.
That mem'ry haunting shirt throws.
les greWsome cloak around thy soul.
And clouds thy 10Y forefermoref
Evelyn Hammi,t
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kE CITY OF MAKE BELIEVE.

By Cynthia NJ. McCague.
rsy In the land OF IF and Perhaps
| siw OF Make Believe" lies,
his wonderful, beautiful towers and
Slnes
mrrets that reach the skies.
kopled by fairies, pixies and gnomes,
mobiles and ladies' fair.
khe poorest gamin that walks the
reefs
| prince II he enters there.
|ery dust OF the earth, they say,
! the purest and finest gold;
Is no one there unhappy or sad,
nothing to harm. I'm told:
II Is beautiful. kind and good
1 ever comes through it's gate.
be sentinel posted the entAnce near
BIS out all strife and hate.
Mas! this strange and glorious place
hclOsed with years. as n wall,
Snly those who are young in heart
enter Its portals small.
he children all can go In and out.
It's mysteries bring to View
curious city OF Make Believe"
Did and yet so new.
From The outlook.
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THE CLUB.

are the young people
x1pt,anI who read the Youths Depart
rSa Houston Post, There are no fees
ia' a. any kiad connected with the
~ md rirls who read Tho Post may
R.Hss as active members by sending
|sse and address. u.,,nusr. To
S,r happiness when and wherever pogs'.
Hence the club name ana hoteo. ,,ao
6ucr Is the violet. the eiun tree ,ns " III
Ss,.so Inv Tho members themselves. the
4 DOR Of the Happyhammers Is the
collie, or shepherd. r.
|rmh eolors are rose and gray. THESE
~ Intended to DO worn with or without
ID button or pin. They are made into
lin pinning or sewing together TWO
I'M narrow ribbon. one OF rose PINK anu
Ter OF light gray.
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Lockhart, Texas Dear Haphammer:
Here l come again to have n cha, with
tho Haps; please open the door will an
swer Henry Cunyus' question. Who was
Aaron Burr! He was the man that killed
Alexander Hamilton in duel Also Sue
Henry Dudleys question. What holiday
does n Texas schoolboy have that Viz
sinia schoolboy does not have? 1t is
April II. true Hap,
Andy McCurdy
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EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTES,


fonnded ny Of
Of
ossss s' auss from 81 Tssy ua Tusns
nsI In essrse OF department Of natural
snofor
Terms sa uas SOUNDS electric M
$3.50 MUSIC
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Number of Happyhammers minis

Ranger. Texas.--Dear Haphammer.
Here come TO chat with you all while.
AS nave never written before. will try
TO write, There are NOT many flowers out
mere, we have three little pet pigs and
IKE 10 FEED them. have two sisters
and four brothers. will close for this
time. remain true Hap.
Jewel Flouruoy
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WIN the pushing, noisy putting steamers
mat make their rude way into her domain
Margaret Hadley Foster.

| oN.'NN i'uhiNy rOSteT.
Eratn Copps suggests the insect wor,a
as the subject OF our next con,es, No
means, suppose, which insect is tho mos.
interesting or most dangerous to man.
Kind Now, let the Haps write wha, thew
think about this until the first SUNDAY In
August and then we will decide.
Slow Dumqulck" mus, s,rr nj. ,r,.
name to his letters, otherwise the waste
BASKET VIII most assuredly get them. He
suggests the Philippine question as tha
SUBJECT OF the next contest.
Robbie Dale Tips and little sister. both
OF houston, have sent 50 cents for ,be
suherers by the floods This was very
kindly meant, but 1t is best TO send the
money 10 the relief committee 10 whom,
the 90 cents has been given.
sam Girard OF Houston must NOT writs
on both sides of the paper. the printers
won't stand that and will have nothing Il,
DO with letters written that way. Write
again and in the next letter tell us what
You know about Roman candles and Are.
crackers, where they come from and who
llahes them Never mind about the sur
prise parties
must thank Mitchie Hardgroye for the
pretty bouquet that came in his letter II
talked to me very sweetly OF the gsrde,.
about his home
Joe Farmer suggests In his letter, which
am sure you all will read. an excellent
subject for contest; Resolved That the
press is greater Cor better y educator
than the public schools" What do Won
thlnk OF that? So far it stands: Animal
contest, 6; Louisiana purchase. l: books.
. fruit contest. l. the insect world. /.
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Secret OF Health.

Science has proved that Amos. every III
flesh IS heir 70 originates in a weak stom-
aeh From this knowledge resulted Hos
letters stomach BiGters. one OF the great
est cures ever known for constipation. ays-
pepsia, hili0nsness and nervousness. Il is
a purely vegetable lnyigorant. which per-
manently braces up and sustaius the weak
aad debiliiated. See that a PRIVATE
REVENUE STAMP covers the neck OF the
Bottle.
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Andy Mccurdy.

Ranger, Texas.--Daar Haphamm,r ar:
Here come to chat with you all a while.
The contest is all over, bu, / didn't vote;
but if had ! would have voted for W. b.
Travis. Travis was noble and brave.
Houston was not 50 brave as Travis. II
Travis had lived he mignt have done some.
lhins Tor his country Houston was not
so brave as Travis In last Mondays Post
l saw letter from Uncle BAIL of Pctte-
way, telling about Willie Ray being lost.
He said il Willie was living now he was a
grown mp man now, Yes he is living and
is married now. ! Will close A true
Hap, John w Flournoy.
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Has turned with dixxust from an otherwise
losahls glrl with an orerstya breath. karl's
Clover Root Tea purifses tbs breath hf rs
action on the bowels. etc. As r0thing elsa
will Sala for years on absolute saArantss
Price Is cents ana 50 cents. =. Z. AfESLkNQ
Druggist. sQs Nxir sirsst. Houston
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YOU rnr BAL.
1IS Congress Ave-, Houston.

II shiich's Cough and consemption Cure.
which is sold tor the small prise Of = cents.
81 certs ard 81 90 does nns cure take the
Bottle back and We will refund your money.
SOLD for over fifty years on this guarantee
price Is certs and 90 eeutz.
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Eddy. Texas. Here come again 20 'all
awhile, as my las, two letters were no
printed. / thought would try the 80
sayipg. III at Arst you don't succeed 'fy
try again :,
oh. dear. how muddy II Is today !,
rained an day yesterday and nearly ~
night hast night. and Is still RAINING Ihsss
Is u tank between cur barn ana houss -.
Il is. fall OF water, ana sues sou i.
know What fun Il is 10 my three little
hrothers. they are down there playing w1F,
They throw large rocks in the water ana
play like they are eannons nring our
garden vas looking nicely until she ram
bear /, nearly 20 pieces Papa is iarm.ns
a littie this year. and we have nice uii'
eating roasting ears o,,nr
am IA years old, and the most cotton
I ever picked in one day Was ~ peunus,
we are soins 10 take trip 70 LiAno
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Bangs, Texas. Dear Haphammer: I
Will come in and take a seat by the side
OF Ella NJ. il YOU and she nave no OBJ
jestion. think the question which ami
NAL is the most useful 10 man would be
very nice. II has been raining all day
and is getting worse. guess will go
TO see my grandpa and grandma this sum
c'er. l am years old in July. We will
soon have ripe watermelons. Mr. Hap
hammer, viii send you a bouquet OF
flowers. have one pony and COW and
calf. l will have TO have sister TO write
for me, Love 10 all.
Nitohie Hardyroye
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county next week II nothing happens: we
1asen been out there In nearly iive years.
{, 40 love to travel in wagon, going a
iong way on true Hap,
pnnrl Iah
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Ben Arnolds. Texas,-Dear Haphammer:
Here come tapping al your door, WIN
YOU let me In or notT ! have been think
ing OF joining your happy band for quite
while
| have been reading The Houston Post
for quite a while, but enjoy reading the
Happyhammer page the most OF all
viii send in my yote Tor uehefai sam
Houston the greatest hero
All HE net | have Is a little Shetland
pony. eall him Snip. enjoy riding
him VERY much. Some OF the Haps ousht
TO come out to our house and see what
lovely flowers We have
plesed one quilt last year Nhen sehool
closed and have another one .tarieu tEat
/ intend 70 finish before school eeslns
again. Good bye, new nap.
Edna Terry,
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Observation-Disclosures.

Saeob Beard gesen 2epis Wileoren.
Sem 3ldser puroen $l07.l9 suseipro=
den.
@barles grotebed segen Die 5ommer=
bale Goal so. Die GlaAe lpuroe abge=
iuieien uno bat Der Gldser Die Soften
su be5ablen.
&obert 8. @albraltb aeaen Die Gona-
miilionare bon 5usraramas Gpuntp.
8eroitt fur bas @ountp.
Sarab 6. 9ouglaB aeaen Samuel
8. Gonslab. Ser 2ldserin rpuroen
$1,000 5ugeiproben.
Gbio auf bic Glage bon Wtellilie sSo-
nes seaen 5homas Blun!ett. Beige
lest uno Soften besablt.
eugene y. 6inO. IL. VI. aesen Die u.
H. Waillner Seating So. 8. s.. Certer
tparo auf ie'n @elub als cine Der ange=
tlaeten parteien anerfannt.
Daiip 8. Sent eeeen Brpan 9.
Sent. gbeideioung bemiaiat uno Der
Gld9erin muroe erlaubt ipleoer ihren
Maodennamen Eaiip 3. Gable gu fub=
rem.
gilbert N. @ilmore seeen SEQ. M.
@ilmore. Muf Soften Der Gldeerin su=
riif9e,o9ell.
5arrp Dsinnid aeaen 6. Wt. 8ailep.
Nom. auf Soften oes glraetla9ten 5u=
riidaesogen.
Cora 2innberaer aegsn s. M. goi=
lep Mom. Auf Soften oes Nusetlasten
suriifsesogen.
Ben. 8. Rlnien s. s. 6aroing u. a..
Ser prOaeB ,paro su 8uRlten Der Nn=
geflaeten enti6ieben unb bat Der Slid
ger Die Soften su be5ahlen.
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Senhausers,
giem &bila,, Ganal 9oDtr, Gambribge.

Mn einem Geile, bas er aus ca.
800 Grapatten berseitellt bate, bat
Der ,.Gombop Sube" Iadee Seo feline
SSludt aus oem Gsfdngnib gu 2aralnie,
Wpo., beipertltelli9t. Ser *gurihe
Suhte leinen GtolS 0arin, eine m0allbit
arobe Mnsabl ibreieno bunter Rrapat=
iea bon tbeuren Stolen gu beliBen, unb
jeoen Dollar permanote CT allr Befriebi=
auna bieier Mlnie. ga iein 2obn
niht tpeit rsibte, tuurbe er gum Bieb=
Deb unb ben @rl0s aus ieinen DiebItdb-
len le9te er ebenfaas in Grapatten oil.
e6!ieBlib ipurben ieine Diebereien ent=
oeft uno 5sb mubte in's 8efdneniB
tpnnoern. .Mls beiD1l0ere Wer9iinlti=
auna erbat uno erbielt er Die GrlaubniB.
ieinen Softer nit ben Rrapatten in ieine
Belle mitnebmen gu biirfen. gines
lh0nen Woraens mar er aber aus Der
I'm britten Gtottpert beleaenen 3elle
per1hmunoen bas auseinanoer aebOge-
ne glitter uno elm aus ben 3rabatten
aefnupftes Sell seisten ben Weg, ben
er senommen bate.
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Nctatt 9Afse i,,t gd)nec.

Don einem Julutsnmd0nen. nds1
aenn Sage i'm Sdnsegrab ucrbradt bat
zine Weoebenheit. bic n;ht nur Bic VluI-l
meriiomieit ipiiIeusbeaiesiatr yefer, fons1
bern aud gelebrter Jorlder peroient.
eradblt Nr. lnes. sahellen III ieiileni
eben eribienenen Meiieihiloerungen 8
.Sn golaraeaenpen. Das Maodell.l
9imir-S2pB nit 9iomsn. BON ieinem
Gtieiuater auagelhift, lin cine Gradi
all einen go M,rit entfsrnt wobnenoen
Rontnlann au liefern. Miro nnterwsas
uon Nebsl ,lnp ltartsm Ghneelturm ii=
berallien. Qluf bem pieroe iibenb nilo
an einem &ienlen. oersanl 6atteifnopl
beieiiist lit, ieine nNartes iiatutiIher
5dtitten) mitihlsppeno cine anoere
Mrt ben Ghiitten anSuipannen. tenlt
man in ieuen 8enenoer ridt. lit es
iblieblib nab fllrblloism ulnberirrel
Dor Miioigleit ge5tpnn9e,l absllIttigen,
binoet Die Jsarte init Dem 3iigel 0l oas
pfero nno ihIdft cine Naht blnourd
Ills es am nddlien Sage lpieoer bas
piero beltei3en ipill, reiBt oieies litb los
nnb peridminDet im giebel, feine Gpuren
nerlueben I'M Ghnee. 5imir=GpB irri
ben aanSen Sag aui oen Ser. ,po ibr
Der unfall begeanet lit. unlber unO leat
lid idlieBlicb am uier nieoer, lin dln
anoeren WlOreen in eillem Gdnee=
grabe allfSutpahen. 9luf Der rshten
Geite lieaeno. tam lie lid tanm rib
ren, betomnlt aber en0lih ben linfen
Mrm frei lno es 9elinat ihr, pben Gin
God ourh Den Shnee1anien All bobren.
Durh bieies God liebt lie nun branBen
5aa um Iaa nno Naht un Nnht por.
iibersieben. lie fiiblt niDt 0unger. niht
2dlte. nlr bsenneEoen Durf, ben lie
MT Sdnee nidt ftillen tann. Gnolid)
miro fie bon 9bseianoten ,oes Rauf=
manas. Der lie Deraeblif errpartet BOT.
aefunoen Die 9lrt nno gneile oes
Muiiinoens iit Gn Gpemann's r1'lutter
@rbe") in Der ansiebeno naipen 5prads
Der 2eute ielblt pjeoerae9eben. tpiro
nit Mehern beIutiam aus Den, sefro=
renen Sdnee berausgemeiRelt nno nod
DauIe aebradt, naboem lie nenn pole
Sage, luie iie ieBt erfdbrt. benz Stab
rlnasmaneel uno Der Gdlte ,eiiern"
| mioerItanoen bat. Die eriten Sage
hinour6 betommt Tie 9bee nit 9lut 81
trinten imam iaat ndnli6 bort. bob
obne lebenniges Ylut Elm MenIh nidt
3u retten ieD unD fam erit nnh uno
nah seneien. Mertmiiroia 1T nod,
bab lie ibre @siitesiriihe lpdbreno Der
aanSen Gage nibt inn aeringten perlo=
rem bot. Dieles pbdnomen oiirfte
ipoAl Die Nnfiht tpioerlegen, oaB ill po=
lar9eaenoen Der NerbrennunasproeeB,
Der StoffmeAiel i'm menibliden Srea=
nismus in 6olge Ginathmens BON fal=
ter Suit itets enerailher Dor lid eebs
als in unierem 2lima. Senn bann
tpdre es nidt m6ali6, Dolle neunmal
pierunosmansig 6tunoen obne Nab=
runa i'm 6hnee 5u5ubrin9en uno leben
au bleiben.
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Wic tttatt 3irHenS6mI0ett
bcsahIt.

Sin beliebter Ylan lit bas Brief- gtife=
ten=Spltem, nurh ipelhes Der Shreiber
bittet, ibm cine Gillette bon einem
Dafet glebelano Gacoa snauienoen.
Der gmpfdnser erhdlt oabel ben pollen
gDertb bes ausaeleaten @eloes uno bat
teine Soften als Die fleine Miibe, bic ibm
oaraus ertpd1st. Dies 1T biel leihter
als Subicriptionen sn iammeln. nobel
fir Die 8eitrdge nibts aeaeben miro.
Sie gtitetten iperoen Dem Tabrifanten
suaelelt, pelher bafiir besablt nno ba=
ourb feline @aaren betannt maht, nno
10 bic Nnseisetoiten eripart. Wer Sn=
terelle hieran nimmt. ibreibe an Die
glepelano Gbofolabe nnb gocoa Gom=
panp in Glepelano, Cbio. Dieiclben
eeben poaitdnoige Nusfunft. Gs if
itaunensmertb, tpie lei6t 5000 bis TO-
900 gtitetten auf oiel Weiie seiammeli
tDsrben f0nnen. Al
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NaGtntabI az Gbrct nctt @ar'
tina @aihinatott..

Das Damen 9ulfs Corps mirb an
%. Gebruar i'm Saale Der 8. u. N.
bic iiblihe llnterbaltung gum gnoen=
fen an Martba Waibinaton peranital=
ten. Nlittaa= llnb gfahtellen ipiro in
Der Weiie Der aolonialseit ierpirt uno
Die Speiiefarte miro ben hOhiten Nn=
ipriiden aeniigen. Nm Mbeno tperoen
Mulit uno Deflanationen our unter=
baltuna Der 8afe beitra9er. Seoer=
mann 1T eingelaoen.
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NuSOerfaMf.

I'm Ylab 81 aetpinnen. iuerben mir
alle uniere Waaren. aefiitterte Mdnner=
uno Grauenibuhe, 6ilsifiefel, Gumm=
Rigfel, leberne stieIel unb ole anoern
ihmeren Wintermaaren gum Rofpreile
uub theilmeile ioear unter bein Gof.
prttie perfaufen.
@pre1t bor in Sobn Gferts
Al 6hubfore.
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@elpr6ht iiber bas Metter oelten lii
gutter 8siellihaft nidt Qern0e alsiaeiit=
reid. aber lebte QDohe bilosten Dieielben
bos MlIes beberrihenoe 1bema unb mar
quite llriade oa3u porbanoen. Sshon
Gil, Donnerftaa Marsen mar Der Eber=
mometer auf is @raD unter 9lnll QeIal.I
len, aber bos mar nur Der Mnfang.
Sil Der Naht bonn 9DnnerItag aui 6rei=
tag ianf bas Quefiilber oes 9bermoine.
tsrs ouf 81 Brab unter Run.
ssreitag Mor0en Z llbr ...... PA
Greitag Dittag 10
baum trat 6sr Wdrma= pDer beileri
RdlteneHer rpieDer Den 3idnea an
unb fiel bis Wiiterrnaht ouf 81.
Samitaa Moraen z llbr $1,000. IA
Gamftag Mittaa .. ..3
Sonnta9 Morgen 7 ubr ........ g
Spnntas Na1mittaa 2 llbr So. IS
Montas Woraen7 ubr &. ~
Montaa yiahmittas 2 ubr .
Dienlias Morgen 7 ubr. IS
Dieniiag Nabmittag 2 llbr.....- 90
Mittlpod Morasn Z llbr IL
Wlittmod Nahnlittae 2 ubr.. So
Gonneriias Moraen Z llbr.. l8
Gin 5berinometer beim Gdsteller bon
Sobn s. Garber & SO OH ycaperbanl
seiatc am Greitaa Moraen So 8rao lln=
ter Nul. llno in Sod II batte man 33
urter Nu0.
| SIN 6olae bes talten Wetters iuaren
bic 8efddIte - Der Roblenbanoel ai,s=
Senommen 10 Sierlid gum 6t;uitano
setpmmen. $50 man bintan,. itanoen
bic leute um ben Glen uno ipraden
iiber = bic 9enperatar. .8eil1esblibe"
tpie: vSii's lparm aenrs ?" l,no dbn=
liAes fanoen teinen Nntlana nno uur=
ben nit gntriiliuna ooer b0dltens nit
mitleioiaem 2ddeln aufsenommen. oenn
bic Sade isbien 3u ernlt, um ihledte
Wibe 3ll MAIDEN.
Seit Dem 20. sSanuar 1873, als Der
s thermometer auf 36 @rao unter Null
fiel. bat man bier cine iolhe Gdlte niht
riebr erlebt.
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0ejd,dttSpcrdmDeritttg a.

IS iDirb hermit betannt eemadt,
Daf, oas bisber BON 3ellner & S0bnen
alS Maenten betriebene @ef6dft an bic
3ellner SO. iiberseaangen lit uno lino
aud ale Mehnunaetl an lebtere 81 be-
aablen. @er baber nit ieinen Sab
luneen i'm 9iifltanoe 1T. nirD bierlnit
brinsenb aufgefDroert, au be5ablen.
40 Die 3ellner 81.
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2a9s : g @9inten. Das ao@
teletteitiid pom S9tpein tpirb aus
ben Rnphen gelDft unb 5 Bis 6 Sage
sepDtelt. bann in Muu gendbt unb 8
big A Sage serdudert. Ob man Waf~
1erpDtel Dber setpDbnlihen pDfel buau
nimmt, lit slei9. Sir sepDhnli9en
pDfel ilirnmt man 5H einem2a9sf9inz
fen 81 GblDffel Doa @al3 unb ] ST.
lDffel po1 Galpeter, rrlenst es gut unb
reibt bas Jleifd rinssum ein, bis es
f9fpibt. Man lese es tGglib Inn unb
reibe es nit Der iid bilbenben 2ate
Elm, Der man cine Meferipibe bon
3uder beifiisen fam.
@egen ben aleiFergeruh.
lin fril9 tapeairte 3imn1er bon Rleiz
rerseru9 gu befreien, brinse man,
na9bem sSenfter unb Ebiiren sez
ialoifen iDurben, gliibenbe aOblen
binein unb 1treue eirlige 9Gnbe boll
Madbolberbeeren barauf. Na4 ettpa
IL 5tunben Dffntt man Geniter nnb
5biiren tpieber, bamit frif9e 2uft eins
brinaen fdnn, unb man tpirb finben,
baB Der iible @erud bolIitdnbis Ders
5hpunben 1T.
0aarpflese. I'm bic 9dare
rent loder au ma9en, 1T jeBt biellei1i
cine WG19e bes Ropfes nit Bprdrz
mailer beliebt; bieielbe burf aber nihl
All oft b09fens ale 4 Wo9en einz
NAL - borgenommen tperben. Sol
6fters ettpas fir bas 9aar angetDens
/ BET iperben, 70 benube man gum Gin
| fetten besielben edte Gbinapomabe. bi'
ben 0aartpuDs febr befOrbert. ober ct.
mas probencerS, refp. ManbelDl. Nud
| lit fir ben 0aaripuhs fleiBiges RGm'
men nit ni1t au engem Ramme uni
4 qutes Biiriten 9auptbebingung. gu
| @tdrtuns Der Ropfbaut unb Rrdfti'
/ qung bes 0aarbpbens tpenbet maj
ehtts gau be gbinin an, Bel fp1r]d
mer Mnpenbung lit aud bies Mitte
ni1t 3u tbeuer. Menn bic 9dare far
auSfallen, ID ielbit tpenn fnDn tabl
@tellen borbanben iein follten, j
nihts fn tpiriidnl lnb Do :5iiglisA. al
Geifenipiritus, ben mon IN ben Dro
! 1utrien ober MpDtbefen fauft, unb BEL
man iii Sic Ropfbdut einreibt. Mal
J, lam i'm fih aud ftlbit beritenen, ii
BEN man beiten Rornf9nups Obt
tDttln ss tbetirtr ftin BARI, Grdn3
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at faufen.

Gine senaue Dereleihuns unierer 2n5n9e
Rnte &C., rpeId1e mir oefes 5rhiahr offeriren per
Ole beiten lno, oiein oieem Gheile Ohios perfauft
rpcroen.
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Mur Elm ein3ieer 36alina befudt
Die 2opeiop Negeri6uleiu Mlion, 81. ,
fur fpelbe oer 5taat idbrlib 1920
nerauSQabt.