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The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1902-04-19
AT $40 PER TON.

nave item tons of the finest African
Limbiess Cotton Seed for sale at 500 ner
ton io Last year the yield from this seed was
JAS. G. WYLY.
- Deesona Plantation.
LAKE rOViuence, La. April 10 IAl9 AZ
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1902-04-19
SPECIAL NOTICE.

~ cattle or other kinds of. stock sfound
I nnn AZ large on either the Conn or
CHARGES m pasn'a..ons win be taken up and
JAS. g. WYLY.
Lake Providence, La, April 10, i9os AZ
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1902-04-19

Browns 5-Star Shoes Ladies' Extension Soul
Shoes, Ladies' 3-Strap Slippers, Chidren's Blue ne
Ribbon Shoes, Children's Red Oxfords, Mems S3.oo
Browns 5-Star-5s.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1902-04-19

EVERY SATURDAY AT
LAKE PROVIDENCE, LA.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1902-04-19

SUBSCRIPTION: 80 90 PER YEAR.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1902-04-19

JAMES N. TURNER.
Publisher and Proprietor.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-05-19
KILLS A WOMAN FOR Cash
AND THEN TRIES SUICIDE
WaiaIua Japanese Murders and Robs But Is
Caught and Finally Makes Full
Confession

- IGHTING for life with half
crazed japanese. under the moon
o light. Andrew Cox. Deputy Sher-
IN at Naialua. last evening safely land
ed in the court house detention GELS
there. Kimura. who. IL he Iivss. will
have to answer FOR the murder OF Kane.
japanese woman. whom the blood
thirsty brown man slew after spend
ing the day driving about with her
The murder. attempted suicide and
struggle for life came as n sequel 10
the ordinary collections among the Jap
anese iaborers OF the plantation. con-
Quoted yesterday by the woman. Kane
vas the wife OF a japanese store
keeper. Yamanada by name. Early yes
terday he sent her out with the as
sistant In the store. kimura. To make
the collections. All day the two drove
about. gathering up the various small
sums which were owing. and although
the sum OF money that the woman had
about her cannot be known. II was
sufficient To tempt her companion OF
the day 10 murder her for 10.
IL was about s o'clock last evening
when n passer-by saw the wagon OF
Yamanada standing between the court
house and the school house at waialua.
The horse was eating grass by the
roadside and there seemed TO be no one
I'm the conveyance. Upon making n
closer inspection. however. the body OF
Kane was discovered In the bottom OF
the wagon. dead. her throat having
been cut from ear TO ear. Deputy
Sheriff Cox was summoned and he
Identifying the wagon. went at once to
the store and discovered who had been
in the company 81 the woman during
the day. This done. the search for
kimura was taken up.
The trail was an easy one TO locate
and within a hGif hour after the find
ing OF the body Cox was upon the
scent OF his man. The trail was hot
and led 10 the upper reservoir. next the
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-05-19

mountains back OF Waialua, and there
| mauka of the water, the Japanese was
discovered. He knew that he would be
| followed and so had secured an old
muzzle-loading musket. a rice gun. as
the variety OF weapon is called. When
he was discovered he at once brought
his batteries to bear upon the deputy.
The officer thought parley was the
proper course, and so he began To talk
OF the certainty of capture.
II was not very long after the talk
ing began that Cox persuaded the Jap
anese To lower the gun so that they
could continue their talk in friendly
terms. Finally the japanese lowered
the muZzle and almost on the instant
Cox rushed him. He was so quick that
he managed TO get hold Of the gun and
prevent its discharge. But he could
not hold gun and man. and. twitching
free. Kimura drew knife and delib-
erately cut away at his own throat In
almost the same manner as the wound
had been inflicted upon the woman.
gain Cox was watching and with an
other desperate rally took the knife
away from the Japanese. who. after
slashing himself. tried TO end the life
OF the officer.
Meantime help arrived and the Jap
anese. with the wound I'm his throat.
was conveyed TO the court house. where
ne was attended by . physician. He
was found To be painfully injured.
This Is due to the complete severing
OF the windpipe. although there were
none OF the arteries cut. While the
physicians say the man Is badly on
they believe that ne will pull out. ow-
ing TO his magnificent.
This morning Cox will bring with
him 10 the city the japanese. and the
sufferer viii be- detained In the Queens
Hospital tor the purpose Of awaiting
the result OF his wounds.
WhileO n the way back from the
plantation reservoir Kimura is alleged
TO have made a complete confession TO
Deputy Sheriff Cox He admitted the
murder and theft and pleaded that he
had been drinking.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-05-19
Angry Bull at Large.

The attention % the pOundmaster Is
called To a herd % cattle. led by a
vicious bull. that has been wandering
over College Hills and adjacent tracts
of late. Saturday night the bull and
eight COWS raided John Efinger's place
on Nanoa Heights and damaged garden
and trees. The night before the bull
became angry when driven out Of an
adjoining yard and charged an en-
banknent. tossing the dirt on his
horns and believing \ shot was taken
at him but u missed. II IS the pound
Keepers duty % corral the whole herd.
as its presence on the public highway
l. both a nuisance and danger.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-05-19

crOzier. surrounded by several OF his
clergy and altar boys. Before him was
a dense mass OF humanity. sometimes
more than twenty-five clinging TO the
rail at time. and behind them were
lines nine and ten deep. When those
at the rail were marked with the sign
OF the cross. their places were at once
taken by others behind. and so con-
tinued the services for nearly an hour.
with ointment the cross was made up
on the fOreheads. and a priest following
closely behind the bishop wiped IL away
with cloth.
At length the last on. was confirmed.
the doors were opened and the throng
passed out again into the grounds filed
with the gaiiy-dressed crowds. At the
shrine "A member Of the Portuguese So
ciety commenced an auction OF fruits.
chickens. vegetables and other edibies.
and much money was thus added TO
the fund for the entertainment 4 ves-
per service yesterday evening with a
concert by the band completed the ceIe-
bratiOn-
The shrine t. intended 10 represent
q palace such "a the one 20 which Isa-
bella. Queen of Portugal. jo1rneyed TO
about 500 years ago. There she made
vow that during her lifetime she
would observe a feast upon the same
day every year as rcveTcnt devotion
% the Holy Ghost. In order that her
vow would b. accomplished by the
symbols % authority 20 give IL more
weight. she IaiI her scepteT and crown
upon an altar and money and gifts
were provided for the poor. At the
death OF the Queen her faithful subjects
continued 20 observe the day and "a
has been observed ever since without a
break.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-05-19

on TO the fiye-furlong pole was snapped
in 1:05l2. Carter H. Harrison. Jr., gal
loped mile at two-minute gait and
brushed through the stretch.
Steamplough was given several slow
heats. the best being 2:27. He wen;
to the half in l:13. and, breaking bad
". was slowed down. The time at the
three-quarterS was 1:51A. the black
coming down the stretch in 35A sec
onds. Quinn gave Cyclone a mile in
2:S0I2. first quarter. :3S12: the first half,
1:I2 The big black walked under the
wire. The mysterious one turned an
other heat in 2:9Tl, and is a good lame
horse Callan drove Edna G.. heats in
2:271s and 2:2S.
Violin with Costello up worked miles
in 2:3O. 2:27. 2:25. If Cupid's mare gets
back to legitimate pacing she should
show her heels To all competitors in the
event for amateur reinsmen. Single
footing. 2:24 is about her limit.
\ big crowd visited headquarters
Yesterday morning and witnessed some
limited but interesting work. Abdine,
w. H. Smith driving. and Effie Logan,
Cunningham behind. worked heats to-
gether in 2;SfS and e:31A. In one heat
Effie came from the half in 1:l2 and
did the final quarter in :33L. Captain
Soule worked Artie w. a heat in 2:S5.
LIewellyn Gay drove old Frank Muir
ply once round in 2;37. Wait-a-Little
worked in s:40.
McClellan's black runner. Rejected.
by Sobrante. arrived from Hilo on Sat
urday by the Kinau and has been add
ed TO Burns string. The old horse
looks very well and his presence Will
be- a decided acquisition. especially
when taking into consideration the
very limited number OF runners in
training this year.
The Jockey Club meets at the Ha-
waiian Hotel tonight for the purpose
OF considering number OF very i'm
portant matters. The date of closing
entries viii be considered. also the ad-
visibility OF adding special races TO the
program. including races for Hawaiian
bred runners. trotters and horses that
have never started in a harness race.
In the latter class are Billy Lemps.
Oak Grove and Efie Logan
John Ouderkirk has arranged 10 drive
a heat on Wednesday. He
intends To enter this horse in the gem
tiemen's driving rice and is desirous
OF finding out for himself just how
good or how bad the shave-tail is. Mr..
Ouderkirk says that he will be sat
isfied II his horse shows him 2.25 when
he drives him. SteamplOugh. il win be
went wrong last year just
when his prospects We're brightest
Steaaplough, SO far. has been nursed
along and in view Of the fact that he
is being trained for a days and not
seasons racing. this is surely the wisest
course to pursue and to continue 10
pursue.
w. NJ. Cunningham will. It is said.
send Trump after the S4OO Maui free
for all
There is some talk Of the Jockey Club
giving a ball on the night of June II.
Should this be done II would greatly
help out the clubs finances. which are
AT present about $4,000 to the bad. If
every member were given tickets 70
dispose Of. there is little doubt but that
$1,000 or more could b. realized by the
dance. This would help pay some Of
the clubs moss-covered Indebtedness
and would be a step in the direction
q eool purses next season.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-05-19
VOLCANO NOT ACTIVE.
Some Fire Showing But No Lake
Has Formed.
Volcano House. May IS. 1907.

Volcano House. May Is. 1907.
Editor Advertiser: As reports may
reach you that the volcano is active.
wish to tell you the exact facts 50
th. public may not be- rnisied.
During the past week FIRE has been
SEEN in n small crack ON the side OF
the pit. which comes In flashes. but no
lake has formed as yet. Very truly
yours. r. wALDROS.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-05-19
THE THOROUGHBREDS ARE
BUSY AT THE RACE TRACK

toner. however, and must have some
thing racing alongside him before he
viii exert himself.
General Cronje worked mile and
three-e -eights in 2:4O. covering the mile
and a quarter in 2:25. Del Vista was
sent seven furlongs in 1:34iz. Nullah
worked a half in :5Ois, and continuing
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-05-19

Some noteworthy performances mark
ed the workouts at the track Satur-
day. McAuliffe sent Weller a mile IN
1:f77t. the sorrel suIkinE on first at
tempt in anything but an encouraging
manner. The second time of he ran
a trihe more generously. but not as
races are rgn. Weller IS a lazy Gus
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-05-19

Lord Salisbury declares England has
u-ade no concessions to the Beers. nor
will IL make any. lie says that the
Eoe-s must accept the British terms.
a-f th1- peace - near.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-05-19

President Roosevelt has pardoned I've
Virginia labor leaders sent - prison
for contempt for disobeying an order
To refrain from Interfering between
miners and their employers.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-05-19

The Senate committee has recon-
r---uI.d the confirmation OF II. Clay
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-05-19

It is reported from London that VII
liam Waldorf Astor is to be elevated
10 the peerage.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-03-06

Nanoratortums YerIuten beitdttiat
mar, e%rplrbirte elm nit S~obleniGure aez
FILTER SebGiter. Der @elebrte eriitt
einen S6Gbelbru6.
Seioelberg. sir bas felt Sof=
rath 9rpfefipr Or. @oplpb Stenaels
Sob Tim Tppember 1900 an Der nHus
perto Garcia" ni6t mebr pertretene
Sad Der 2unbpirtbi6aftslebre lit benz
Observation-Disclosures 9eore 3ubn
in 2aoenbIrg 2~ebrauftras ertbeilt
tporoen.-0er beribmte &linifer, 9roz
fefor Or. Ibolf Rubmoul, beaino
bier Die Seier ieines so. 9eburtstaas.
& It O ). Dor benz S6nurz
aert6t bate ii9 Der ~36iGbrise 9Grtner
S6oa tpesen a0rpsrperleBuna nit
tootlihem Grfple gu peranttpprten. gr
bat fem dlteites 3aiGbrisss SD6terfen
fprtseieBt aufs &pbsfte miBbanoelt
uno am @eibna9tstuge trattirte er bas
arme Sino bermaben nit SouftI9lGz
gen uuf ben Sopf, bab ss turSe s3eit
barauf ftarb. Sas rrtheil lautete auf
tunf Sabre 3u9tbaus uno a6t Sabre
gbrperlut.
9 q 6. Der bisberise @GAz
ter bss Surenne=O entmuls, S6nDrine,
1T bon Der fran5Dii6en Regierung mad
SunepiQe abberufen tporeen. DEM
na6it piro elm neuer WG6ter bic er=
lebigte Stele Bel benz SurennezS DENT
NAL dntreten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-03-06
0As
Trsgt die die Sore, Die lr Inner Gekauft Hal
: ss:si' &MMzzw

gfIanSen rpte gep6Dnittp mt1 @tvr e.rz
gepflunst. Die 9ouptfa4e tit, baB
fol6e gflonsen ni9t lbermdbig be-
gotten perpen, ionbern ri9tis austrods
men.
Oie Stunpe Der Sunbe,
aud Sunbsfeu9e eenunnt, 1T eine anz
ftedenbe &rantbeit, bic fi9 Defenders
lsidt i'm iugenbliden Otter einfteat.
Sic dubert iid sunddit in ulsemeiner
@bgefdlaaenbett, Srebunluft; audi
treten mandmal plDsli6 arGmpfe elm.
SIM peiteren @erluuf beginner bic
G6leimbGute bon Nuse unb Hdie einen
sdben Sdleim a~bSuionoern; bsim pet>
teren Sprti9ritt Der aranfbett trttt
bGufig !6uiten elm, aud tommen baau
nod lGbmungsartise Grf4etnungen oes
6intertbeils.-@pr alien Sinsen butte
man iunse 5unbe nor grfdltung. Die
Nabrung BARI nidt gu trdftis fein, be-
fonbers nit benz Jleifdfiittern 1T
srobe 9prii9t seboten. Sooann Jorge
man burd Mbfiibrmittel bafiir. bab bic
Sbiere ni9t perftopft tperoen, mas BEL
Der Staupe iebr leiat eintritt uno NOS
bur9 bann bic sanse arantbeit pere
fdlimmert tpirb. Mebitamente haben
meiitens teinen grfols. @ielfd4 tpirb
empfoblen, Sur @orbeuse etpas eepuls
perte Sdnefelbliitbe in bas 5uttsr 81
tbun.
Rno4en OILS 8 il bner>
futter. gs 1T in LETTER 3eit piels
fa1 barauf binsepiefen tporben, tpeld'
grobe 0ortbeile 9iibneraii4tern bur4
aiifternnn ih-er !hiihner nit frtfhen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-03-06

Snteruentton lit nod NnIidt Der
8eilen BON Der republitaniiden 8rei=
le i'm interuationalen 9eben elm uber=
punbener Stanbpunft. Wit erauia=
mer gefibuoiisfeit peiien iie barauf
bin, baB ale anitrensunsen Der gu=
rem, BITE Ser. Staaten gu ibren @un=
item eini6reiten gu MAIDEN, persebens
leien, ba beutSutase ii9 feline Nation
oas sefauen laiien unb Snterpention
&ries bebeuten mirbe. Nun m09ten
mir oieie 8lusmeier In aler geidei=
oenbeit frasen, oosu benn eisentli9
oas 5aaser S6iebs serid ba lit.
Serner lit es ni6t erpielen, baB Dor
ausbrud bes &rieses nit Spanien
England senau bas that, mas uns OBJ
lolut uerboten iein Iou? Der Bot
idafter unieres sroBen unb suten
N~reunbes Sobn Suu, Cir Sultan
Pauncefete, ma6te bic sroBten an=
itrensunsen, ale anberen Wd6te gum
%semeiniamen gorseben sesen bic Ser.
Staatsn gu %uereinisen. Sapobl, un=
ier anseliddiii9er Better uoute gang
%bebeutenb interueniren, penns iein
muBte, iosar nit bemaHneter 6anb.
unb mir ioIen nidt baran beafen bir=
fen, bas uniriae sur Seenbisuns ei=
mes gemetnen &aubfrieses, BEN bieler
ndmltde Sobn guu unternommen,
beiSutrasen2; uniere repubiitanii6en
Smpertaliiten unb S9leppenttdser
9roBbritannieus m0sen bas anbere
neis MAIDEN.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-03-06
Die nuele reinen 0lads. S.

Die luelle reinen Studs. -9err
Satob Sdmibtir., Bomben, N. Dat,
tbeilt feline g~ntbeduns in einem Brief
an ben gtsentblmer pom Sorni's III
penfrduter 8lutbeleber nit. @enann=
ter 6err i9reibt: u8omben, g. o.,
ben 8 OeS. 1900. Or. Yeter Sabr=
nep. @eebrter SER! SD fann Sbre
Seilmittel, BEN Nlpenfrduter glutbe=
leber, iopie bas Self Del unb ben
Wasenitdrter ni6t senus empfeb=
len. Sd perfaufte meinem S6pie=
serpater 4 6lai6en uon Sbrem alpen=
trduter glutbeleber unb gum gr1tau=
men lit es, er perlor bas Sieber unb
bas SUDDEN Der Saut, aud iein ger=
oauunssleiben murbe poaitdnbis fu=
rirt. gs lit bas sroBte Slid, penn
'eine Samilie seiunb lit unb bur6 ben
@ebrau9 Sbrer Mebisin fam es iebe
iein. 9oda6tunssuou, Satob Sdmibt
If. = Sieies lit 9batiade. Gs lit
ferner cine Sbatlade, BAT Sorni's alz
penfrauter glutbeleber ni9t in apo=
tbefen gu tinbcn lit, ionbern nur pom
Sotal asenten sefauft merben tann.
SIT feline asentur in Der umsesenb,
0 rpenbe man if6 iofort on Or. geter
Sabrnep. 112-11s 90. 5opne aue.
CHICAGO. WQ.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-03-06
9anfet hem GERM!
aufb gotni. yetnn.. s.bruar 80.

&ufh potui. Yetnu.. Sebrnar SO.
Tlsin. Srau mar is;t sahrsn iebr isieeno. Sie lin on
= e.ropluus. Sautlstc.n. s.i&rOusnsn 6hssn. une
pnros 10 ueru6s. oas lie nd cuirssit. penu SsmaHo bard
eas naus sius Oosr stus Sbar surladts. 3uisei Wuro'
lie NOD esirssidpaa. Damn bei6los td. Faiior sonIst
%sIpens : ,artsr gu usriudsu. Satpem nun meme frau
uur slus Slaide pou oapon %ssuommsn bate. par ne mics
Der uou, ueruluitis uuo 1T nun 10 pObl. wts Is BON stns
IS Sabre aItsu 9sriou .rwartst peroen Tam, Sd eans,
ossbatb SOtt tar OF. CUTE Btrtuns Sss H.rDenss tdr'sr.
u. Sation. Siarrsr.
strr @iarrsr 3. sI.in aus Sif.tS. @ts.. iust: So
bob, i4on pi.lsn 3erpsnIsiS.nSeu ben goitOr Sonts's
R.rpens { tartsr smpiobltn. wtldt TIN ale ishr Iobex.
o elm pertbpplss Bud fur gerpenleioenoe
TR tpiro sSebem Der es perlangt, 5ugeiouot.
GU Irme srbalteu aut bic Wteoialu urtloHtf.
SieH G,s5isin fpuroe lett benz Sabre 1876 bon BEN
So3p. @aitor &0uig. Sort Wagus, Sub. 5ubereIfef
anS ieSt inter ieiusr Iuipeiiuug bon be-
kOENIG MEDICINE CO.,
2SS Randolph ST., CHICAGO, III.
Sci stppthefern ST. babcn iir
$500 ole TIoibe, TlaIdlen inr S5.GS.
ernbc SIS, 8 far $500.
gu baben bel Tartin Wolitor, ct. Gloub.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-03-06
Nebmt feine subfitut an!

@enn Sbr fur gascurets frast,
let fiber baB Sbr ben edten gascarets
ganbp gatbartic betommt! Nebmt
feline triiSerii9en Subititute ober
Radabmunsen on. g6te Sdfel9en
martirt 6. 6. 6. Hie in Moile per=
fauft. sSn allen Npotbefen 1Octs.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-03-06

8laue Sud- unb WoII<
tletber 5u reinigen. DoGz
ener, SuApa9ren, 5pnte- pber peiBe
tdtn man III 4artoffelfpaFer maiden,
audi ieibena Sider. Sic Sa9en biirz
fen jeDo9 nt4t eingepei9t ober barin
liessn gelaTIen peroen. Man mub ftets
Elm Slid na3 benz onberen pDrne9men,
audi oarf pas @afer nur lauparm
iein. 8enn es iauber eepai9en lit,
mub in reinem 8aiIer gut noGseipilt
perben. Sollten mad Dem Srpdnen
nod tleine 8artpffelreit6en anbGngen,
10 biiritet mo Tie lei9t ab unb plGttet
hie Sadsn ltnts. Iuf elm Quart
@afer reanet man cine eroBe robe
3artoffel, nel6e eef4Glt uno gerieben
unb oann nit Wufier permii9t piro. !,
Ger It Ell uppe ge<
t r o d Pilsen. Sine
Safe poa ulmergerite !oirp in Wa1er
unter 3usabe zines Stiid6ens iiber
Butter uno Sals peiG geto4t. Inter
befen tp9t man cine SanD bon setrodz
nete 9ilse gut psi6, badt bieie grDbz
lid nit etpas geteriilie, bdmpft ie Suz
fammen in Butter einise Iinuten lang,
ftGubt cine griie Mebl unb Sals bar
iiber, bGmpft mod Elm penig Bis aues
gut ange5Osen, uno siebt es our Suppe.
Steintoblen euerung g.
Werben Die Steintoblen gum 9ei6en in
einem angefeu9teten 3uftanbe pertpenz
bet, 10 beanipru9t bas Waher gum
@erbampfen cine grobe Mense BON
WGrme, bic fonf ni9t pertpenoet perz
ben fam. Qus bieien 9riinben Durfte
ii9 bas 4nfeu9ten Der &oble ni9t
empfeblen.
Jrii der Subj ii ger
ii + Sppfpla n. Die
@erpenbung bes frii9en aubbunsers
Bel Der Sopfpflansenfultur biirfte ielbit
in Ja6treiien penis hstannt fsin. Die
Mnnabme, baB nur %perrotteter Sub
buns gum Siinsen pertpencet tuerben
BARI, tit cine irrise. NGe Bflan5en,
frautise unb bolaige, pertrugen ben
frii9en &ubmiit iehr gut. 2orbeerz
bGume, 9ulmen uno 8lattpflan5en get
gen Bel ieiner 8erpenDung in tur5er
2eit Elm uppiges @a9stbum. Steie
Mafffultur pirb folgenoermaben ausz
gefibrt: Die pflansen mihen ben
grbbauen bur9eepur5elt baben. Sci
&ibeln pber SDpfen bebt man bic obere
grbi9i9t, 10 melt es Die @urseln au@
laKen, unb eriest lie bur9 Submit.
Oerielbe pirb 10 aufsetrusen. baB nod
elm GisBranb bleibt. Man lam i'm
bann nit ettpas Grbe abbeden. 8eim
l1mpflansen srOBerer gremplare, bic
gut 8onen balten, piro Die Snnen<
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