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The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-12-05
H0ME0PATBISTS MET
PADUCAH DOCTORS ATTEND
MEETING AT PRINCETON.

Princeton, KY, Dec. 5.-The third
annual meeting Of the West Kentucky
Homeopathic aud Eclectic Medical
Society was held here at the Palace
Hotel. Prominent physicians Of the
two schools attended from Hopkins
vile, Gracey, Cerulean, PadIoah and
Henderson.
Papers were read on "Otssetrios"
by Drs. wadlinpton, of Cobb. and
Bsccas, Of Gracey. Surgical papers
were read by Drs. Armstrong, of
Henderson. and Coon, Of Louisville.
Clinical medicine was represented
by papers Of Drs. Amoss, Of Cobb
Yates, of Hopkinsville Wood, Of Hop
son; Charles g. Wilson, Of Clarke
Vile, Tenn, and 8. B. Pullman, Of
Paducah.
In materia medics, Drs. Felix, OF
Cerulean; Young, Of Cobb; Neil. Of
Henders on, read interesting papers on
various drugs, as did Or. Robert A.
Hicks, Of Paducah, on Serum Their
Apply"
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-12-05


and to also assures them that unless
the line "For men only" is carried in
the regular theatre add, that they
never need ask il ladies can come TO
any performance advertised, no mat.
ter what it is, except as above.
"Darktown's Circus Day, ""The
Troubador Comedy Four" Soldiers
Camp Glees,- "a Festival Of Mel
ody" and ten top notch variety acts
by Black Patti, che greatest singer Of
her race; Bob A. Kelly, the real coon;
Allie T. Gillian. the shinin' light;
Mack Allen, the equipoise marvel;
Ward g. Dobbs, champion speciality
artists; Ada e. Rob inson, the dusky
LILY; Leslie Triplets. the funny
policeman Ida Foroen the Honolulu
buck dancing wonder; Sisters Turner,
the Tennessee thrushes I; william
Nichols, the elongated comedian and
great mimic; Sarah Green, the Indiana
nightengale; Nettie Lewis, the un-
bleached soubrette; James p. Reed.
- Percy Hamfat; Ed Green the
Chesterfield oomique; Lavinia L.
Henderson, the essence Of ole vir-
ginny; Ovivette Williams, the Mem
phis lassie; Anthony Byrd. the blaox
Edouard de fseszke; Will Cooke. the
comic monk; Nettie Golf, Mabel Gil
liam and Emma Chscon. the Troyatore
trio and o Weber and Fieldian ebony
tinted chuorus, are to be the features
of the Black Patti Troubador perform
ances announced for the Kentucky,
Monday, Dec. eth, matinee and night.
"A Royal Slave" is one of the most
elaborate and beautifully melodramic
productions on the road. The scenery
is the finest that the studios can
furnish and is painted from photo
graphs made in Mexico. The cos
tunes and stage accessories are very
rich and the powerful and thrilling
dramatic situations, make the play
series of beautiful stage pictures.
Though it is q melodrama of the SEN
sational sort, there is not shot fired
during the entire play, and it is pos.
sessed of real literary and dramatic
merit Of high order.
This great production represents
more than half years work by an
able corps of scenic artists and skilled
mechanics, and will give our people a
chance to see, not only the most
beautiful but decidedly the most origi-
nal play on the stage of this country.
1t is something to be able to say
that at least we can hearald the COM
ing of new play, full of new ideas,
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-12-05
MAY NOT SETTLE.
INDICATIONS THAT THE CITY
WILL FIGHT BROKERS'
SUIT.

II seems likely from the result Of
meeting last night at the city hall Of
the finance committee Of the general
council, that the city will decline to
accept the o., 600 compromise pyopos-
ed by Roberts g. Co, Of New York,
as "A settlement of their $4,000 dam
age suit against Paducah.
None of the members of the COM
mittee appeared to be for it, and
county Judge Lightfoot, who, was city
attorney at the time the city got into
trouble with the brokerage company,
advised against il. 1t was stated after
the meeting that if any compromise
were made, il would be for 1915.
Roberts & Company on ce made the
city proposition to compromise for
this amount, but the city refused to
accept. The company was then forced
to sue And during the several years
the case has been dragging through the
courts has incurred costs and attorneys
fees that will probably prevent its ac-
cepting 1878. The matter will doubt
less come up for further action in the
boards next week.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-12-05

The Kentucky announces sam 7.
Jacks own Burlesque company for
next Thursday night, and following
utssManager English's policy since the
Kentucky was opened. the perform.
ance will be for men only, as he has
made it a rule never to play Durles-
que show without notifying his lady
patrons that the show might not be
desirable from their point of view,
and to also assures them that unless
the line "For men only" is carried in
the regular theatre add, that they
never need ask il ladies can come to
any performance advertised. no mat.
ter what it is, except a. above.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-12-05
AT THE CAUCUS
School Trustees Elect Choose
Their Officers.
DIR. J. X. Coleman to be President
and Mr. +. B. May Secretary.

The meeting of school trustees elect
at the Office of Prof. +. b. May on
legal row last night resulted in the
selection OF Or. J. X. Coleman as
president Of the board, Mr.. @. W.
Morrison vice president, and Mr..
Frank b. May secretary.
The meeting was in the nature OF a
caucus, but not to consider matters In
connection with the schools. but
simply those relating to the govern
ment Of the new board.
Both DR.. Coleman and Mr.. Morrison
were mentioned for president, and DR..
Coleman's election was tipped in the
Sun some time ago. The gentleman
chosen as officers are good men. and
we'll qualified to govern the school
board.
X Is understood the superintendent
question, as stated yesterday. was not
discussed. Officially the members Of
the board say that they have no right
to act on the matter. Individually
some o. them say they do not think
there is q vacancy yet, snd do not be-
lieye that any legal lection Of super
intendent has been held.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-12-05
HE FOUND A CURE.

r. II. Foster, 31s S. 81 street, Salt
Lake City, writes: 81 have been both
cred with dyspepsia or Indigestion for
81 years, have tried many doctors
without relief, but 1 have found a cure
in Herbips. 1 recommend it TO all my
friends, who are afflicted that way,
and 1t ia curing them, too. sec at Du
Bots, Koib & Co.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-12-05

THE Wizard Of o." ,ne new spec
tacular production which will short
" be seen here 10 not q musical comedy
Of the kind now popular, nor is it an
extravaganza Of the old-fashioned
type which used to be variously char
aoterized % buraesque or Christmas
pantomine, but IL 10 said to be.a happy
combination of all these piquant enter
tainments with additional frills for
supposed good measure.
The story il derived from . modern
fairy-tale. Rudely blown away by .
terrific Cyclone, little Dorothy, the
heroine, finds herself In the realms Of
"The Wizard Of o." where she en-
counters two strange fellows, q Scare
crow and o Tin Woodehopper. The
incidental plot concerns the efforts of
the dsthroned ruler, Pastoral, to re-
gain his crown from 1.-THE Wizard. "
and incidentally Dorothy's desire to
secure some sort of transportation back
to her home in Kansas. A good fairy
whose gift of ring to Dorothy brings
the Scarecrow to life, and restores the
Tin woodman's joints to their former
lubricity, is a potentisl figure in the
story. and so too are hosts of Munhkin
youths and maids. human poppy
flowers, pert Pierrots, guards of the
Emerald City, and beautiful inhsbi-
tants Of dreamland.
Naturally production like 1.-The
Wizard of Or" necessitates the APP
pearance OF all kinds of pretty girls,
blondes and brunettes, tall girls, short
girls, 1.-THE girls and plump girls. The
essential feminine contingent will be
up TO the highest standard Of choral
pulchritude.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-12-05

Selected fabrics for durability and service are
offered here in School Suits and Overcoats at
$3.50 and $3.50. The suits are hobby
Cheviots in plaids and stripes, also blue and
black, all wool; double knees and seat pants
and double sewed coats. The Overcoats are
Refers and regular length coats in Oxford
grays, browns and blacks. We make a
speciality of school clothing, and make it saw
ing for you to buy here.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-12-05
W. J. BRYAN'sD DAUGHTER HURT

Humansville, Mo-, December o.
Vim. II. Leavitt, son.in-law Of Vim.
j. Bryan. was injured while driving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leavitt were thrown
from a trap. He suffered the fracture
of an arm, while he escaped with
slight bruises.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-12-05

The Tennessee will go out tonight
at 6 O'Clock into Tennessee river.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-12-05

The Steubensville. Ohio, Gazette Of
Nov. 27th says: The Thanksgiving
attraction, "That Impr udent Young
Couple" at the Grand was an ideal
comedy, and much better than was
expected.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-12-05

The Hook is due in tomorrow from
Tennessee river.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-12-05
Theatrical Notes.

E Next week at the Kentucky:
Monday matinee: Black PATHS
Troubadors.
Monday night: Black PATHS
Troubadors.
Wednesday night: A Royal Slave.
Thursday night; Sam T. Jack g
Own Burlesquers.
Friday night: The Wizard Of Or.
Saturday matinee and night: Two
Little Waits.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-12-05

situations and startling effects. Such
is true, however, of the Forthcoming
production of "A Royal Slave"
which is pat on in . most artistic
manner, complete in every detail. Mr..
Harry Gordon has always brought us
the finest attractions and he assures us
this is his best.
Lincoln ]. Carriers great story
blending pathos, animation ana
comedy entitled 1.-The Two Little
Waits" will be seen at The Kentucky
Saturday fcr matinee and night. The
story concerns two sisters, twins, who,
unknown to each other, cause the COM
plications. Lyman Pendeville, the
heavy man, separates Nell from her
husband by bringing about an intrigue
between the wife's twin sister and
DR.. Drake Young, who listens to
words of endearment, apparently
spoken by Nell. Desertion follows
and Wayne Fleming the injured hus-
band, goes to the Philippines as sol
der. returning i'll and down hearted
to fall into the hands Of his enemy,
Pendveille, who takes him to Mother
Bowser's den, with the intention OF
dropping him into the East river, and
marrying the widow. Harry Flem-
ing, the waif follows, and holds the
crowd with the villains revolver and
rescues his father. The police back
him up just as the lights are exiting
uished. The knot is finally united by
the two sisters coming together by
proxy, and husband and wife arc again
united. The play is filed with dram
attic situations, including kidnapping
and plenty of opportunity is afforded
for comedy surprises, pathos and pas.
sion.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-05-14

,errnb ngr @gapaItanDeatans sn gss
bruudlen. DAB bic Gpnieqnerl3en fol-
der ShuIbeintreibungefl utrf biefen
Continent rint az melt ge5Dgen inerz
ben biirftn, Iat BrGftbtnt RprfeDelt
in feiner aiealihen Grfldrung iiber
ibte Monroe Dnitrin ge1agt, tpprin En-
uuh bic eurppdiihe (oner iiberbanpt
uiis1nbiIcne) GDntrplIe dis itnffatt&
1dft bt5einnete. Die Gruge Der Rehte
Der @ldubtger uffb Der binter biefen
ftebenben Snterehen tn ben internatioz
nalen S1ulbberbGltntffen gebt iiber
Elm 'fp fpeites @ebiet, baB man ben
pene5pfaniIGsn 3ntfdenfdn ni9t als
enbgiilttg obI9lteBenbes Brdeeben3
betrd9ten fann, fcnbern cine aIlge=
meine @eritdnbiglng sefu9t fperben
follte, INN tpeitere 8eripidlungen 5u
Derhirbern. Snn1t fpmmen MIR bu9tn.
Dab Die erobe Snternuttonals bes
8apttdls Die fleineren Gambler beim
Sberiffsberfauf i'm Iufitreid ais
eigene 9en,6ne ertnirbt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-05-14
De1tfr41E,ftt Whfttu.

Wte 0euti6lanb in China "etnz'
Srtngt, f9ilbert in setner Der febten'
3ummsrtl Des rMoupement gen9raz
pbique" elm Irtifel so penetration
allemdnbe en- Chine, benz bic 3eitz
f9rift ber Globns foleenbe Stellen
entnimmt: Np9 npr tpeltgsn eeMbren,
paren in getidili beutIhe 5ittiRfsh
rar, beute rebmen iie ben erfen Rang
etn unb fGmpfen erfolgreid seaen cine
Gontrrren5, bic nm 10 i9perer 5ll be-
iiesen 1T, als jeae Jirmen es nit be-
ite6enben 9enobnbeiten 5u t6nn bdtz
ten. 8pn jeber bro9ten bic europdis
f9en 5anbelsbduIer eine Mdfe Der
peri9tebeniten Maaren auf ben Warft,
Die bic Gbineien mangels elmer &on=
furrena enaunsbmen genDtbiet paren;
lie iaben it6 besbal6 audi 9e5pungen,
bier unb ba tbren @ef9mad banaG
ein3uri9ter. Der gbinefe aber 1T.
tpie man peiB, 1ebr fpnIerbattp, 1tnb
bic 9eutf9en bdben iiG bana6 geri6=
tet, ite baben Die Wege ibrer europGiz
f9en Mitbeiperber perlafen unb bic
3pntllrrenS nit Der 9ineiiihsn sSnbu.
ftrie felbft aufgenpmn,en. Die .ReprGz
Ientanten bes beuti6er 5anbeIs iinb
nit leeren 6dnbsn eefommen, baben
bic GraeugniFe Der dineiii9en ssSnbu=
itrie geiammelt, fie mad 9aus gefdidt
unb lafen nun bort genau mad Muz
tier gon5 r6ineiii9e" Brpbufte ber=
itelfen. Meber @ngldnber mod 5ran<
5oIen 6atten bas perIudt., bic Seutz
iGen aber itellten nun Seibe, 8dluz
DOlengenebe, 59ube, Bpraeuanpafe len
Der, Die aenau 10 ausiaben, als tpGren
iie in @bina bon Gbineien Islbit fa5riz
5irt. sic baben auBerbem Oinge auf
ben 9ineiiI9en Warft eebra6t, fir
beren 9eriteaung England Elm MDnoz
pol su baben glaubte. 8enn bic BON
Den 0eutiden einsefiibrten graeug-
Mile bem 6ineitI6en @e19mdd niGt
be6d9en, 10 geben fl. ibner na9 MDgz
li9tett Elm 6ineiiI6es 2IusIeben; {ie
itatten s.8. ibre 8etrpleumlanrpen
nit 9ra9en unb 9inelif9en 8u9z
itdben aus un6 bringen atlf bem @las
oerfeIben cine aineiif9e Marfs an,
Die bem &Gufer bertraut if. Die beut.
fhe eSnbuitrie bietet fpgar Der iapa=
nif9en Die Spite, trps bes betrGftz
liden l1nterf6iebs Der Qrbeits1Dbne in
beiben 2dnbern. @s feblt Sapon Der
rtatige 6anb4siinn, 10 bdB es nies
mails reu1iiren tpirb. tppses 7ii9 aez
tpdnoten 2euten geeeniiber beftnbet..
Iaerbings dnbern audi bic 3onture
renten Der Oeuff6en na4 2eeren ,gpr>
bib ihre Saftif.
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RfftnrrnrhRtt.

Die 3unabme s6er Ginberarbeit in
ben Ser. Staaten beIpri9t in elmer
Der englif9en Reconsideration Mm.
g. WanObp, elmer Der nit be3iiglider
lnterIu9ungen betrauten eSpesidlz
4genten@ pes GunbeszGrbeitsGnltes.
Sn Der furaen 5riit zines Sabr5ebntes
1T oorna9 Die 3abl Der in ben @et.
Staaten in inbuitsiellen 9etrieben
(5abrifsn unb 8srebnn) bef9dftiaten
Rinber spif6en 10 unb Is ~ssScbren
mebr als berbpppeIt tpnrben. ,8or
860,786 i'm Sabre 1890 lit fie his
1900 cnf 1.7oU.000 ailge.pahfer.
Der d?l.fithe G.nTlsheriht atbt bic
3dhl aGer issrfonen, tie i'm lttt,sz
nunnten @eri6tsiahre IN ben Or.
Stauten acknowledgement 8efsgj'::stiz
gunesn oblaaen {llnter,iebnrer Ino ,slre
better tad ionffige Gnsefslfte ;uIrn.
men 9tno7lmen) anf =, ,12195, ,92a in Der
nnd,F; a;:ansn 9 rseti'a ns al: 9l.er~
baal 10.A28,219. .,lttr-ie na3 huntit
pertnunhte 9eru;. uro afinf.f, ! .2s4,=
7:s7t ~ Hl!be nne ne.i-nlihe 1ieaftz
ltifturasr, 5,691, ,764; 6anbel uno
9sf6rrtrunesneien, 4,778,233; s;uz
brittpsfen, 9erebdu unb fonffi1e
6dnbiptffsorbeit, 7,112,987.
Gs iF Die .feBte bieier perI6itbenen
Gldifen. onf bic allein iid bic per~
Offentlidte Mbbanblung bs5ie6t. Nus
oerfelben tr9in iid, bab bic gelammte
4rbeiterfhdft DieIer 8Gaffe bereits
sunl piert,n Sbeils aus ainoern unter
Is Sabren btftfbt. 3ebn Sabre porhsr
fparen faut berfedben AuelIe bic Rim
Der fol9en 4lters nur ettpa Elm SeG=
itel ber' @eIamnrtaabl. Sn Bro3ent=
5iffern ausgebriidt, 1T ibr Mnt6eil in
bem Sdbr3ebnte bon ungefdbr II auf
annGbernb 25 bonn Sunoert eeftiegen.
Die 3abl Der nlebr als 15idbriaen Or
better lit qefpahfen bon (runb) A.
100000 auf 5,363,O00 pbsr nm nidt
9ana 27 b. g., bic 3abl Der ,tnter 15=
idbrtsen bdgegen nm mebr dls 100
b. 8. y
go fttG nnb aIlmdblid, fcbreibt Der
8erfaifer, bat gleih benz Gteisen Der
Meeresflutb bic erfdredenos 3unabme
biefes 6anbels in rnenfhIi4em Gleifeh
unb 9lut fi9 pDl3ogen, baB er nns
ffpn auf alien @eiten ilmsibt, ebe mir
s6 nod aeiuahr aetpprbtn iinb. lln6
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-05-14
nf nrfhltttnItstt.

Ser Barrier Nernenrr5t Brpfeifpr
8rifanb bat fiir5lib einen sieenarttz
gen &ranfbeitsfan befdrieben, Der eiz
nen ir,tereHanten GinbI;d in ben epmz
plicirten Me1onismus Der 0irrtGde
tisfeit getpdbrt. 9ie Grtrunt1ng bes
8ebirns bef6rdnft iicb lptelfad uuf
beitimmte Stellen, isnb man fpri9t
in 1ol6en ssGlfen BON Serberfrdnfnnz
gen. Sc 1a9 Der functtpnenen 8e=
beutung etnes 5pl6en 6srbes tperben
bieIe pber iene MusfalIseriheinuneen
auftretsn. Der bon profeI1or Bril-
3anb untsrfu9.e 9dtient, Elm 51dbri=
ger Mann, litt an Mortblinbbeit, bus
6eiBt, er mar ni9t i'm Stanbe, eefez
bene S9riftipDrter 5it leien. 8isher
mar man np9 bielfa9 i'm 3petfel
oariiber gepefen, tpeldtr Sbeil bes
@e6irns Dur6 feline Grfranfung pber
8erlebung btsien merftpiirbigen gu
itanb berbprrufe. Der Yotient mar
nun, tpte feline umgebung na9 unb
na6 bemertt bate, niht mebr i'm
Stdnoe getDelen, getp0hnli6e 9e9enz
itdnbe au ertennen unb seigte Elm tmz
mer feltfdneres 8enebnlen. G6lteBz
li4 geldng es, ben Gronfen su beire<
gen, felbit etniee Nngaben iiber feline
Storung 81 MAIDEN.
Gr tldgte in sriter 2tnie bdriiber,
baB er ni4t mebr I'M Gtanbe lei, Sc
f9riebenes Su leIen, pbI6pn er re9t
gut at 19reiben bsrmo6te. SSn Der
Sbat fonnte er tpeber feinen Nanen
rod feline Qbrehe, bic er turs pprber
nit eigener 9anb anf Elm 8latt ga&
pier gef9rieben bate, sntatffern. Gr
fab, tpie er tn1mer tptebcr betpnte, nur
Die f6Dursen S9riftaiige, bic Ginien
Der S9rtft ouf benz tpeiBen gopier,
bate aber nidt bas oeringfte 8erz
ftGnbniB fir bic 8sbs,ttuna beg BON
ibm Gef9riebenen. Cine fhfpere
SarmentSiinbung raffte i'm bo6in.
Die Sbbuttion ergab einen interehanz
ten 8efunb. Oiejeniasn Sheile hes
Gebirns, in bsnen bas @erm0aen bes
9ebirns lieet. ertpieIsn ii6 dfs unz
berleBt, unb bardus eraab 7fitl oGs err
balten eebliebene 8eritinbniB fir bus
aefpro6ene Mort. 9agsgen mar bic
partie, in Der bas 9auptgeii9tsberz
mDgen feinen Sib bat, 5eritDrt, unb
bamit mar obne fpsiteres bie 9fufbez
bang bes GrfennunesperniDgens fir
Das geI9riebsne 0prt erffGrt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-05-14

Bic W1rme 10 lonae ols mSsftf ans
fammenau6aIten. Dur1 bteies @ers
fabren lit man inftanD gefebt, btn
lleberfhldg iieoenD beiB aufsnlegen,
obne ben putienten Sit berbreniten, I'M
benz ii1 bic Wdrnle nd9 unb nah per-
breitet nno eth dngenebmes @efiibt
Der grlei1terlng 6erpDrruft, bas ouf
anoere Meife ni6t erreidt perben
>fail1l.
@riinfutter fir 8dnin4
den. Die 8eri9iebenurtigteit Der
gnIi9ten unter ben 2euten, DieSpprt=
There aii9ten, iibcr bic 8ebunbiuns
unb syiitterlng tbrer 2iebltnge TT 10
stemltdb betdnnt; unb 10 lal,fen ou9
unter ben Ga1tit9en5ii9tern bic Nnz
ii9ten iiber bic 0erabreihung DDn
9riinfutter an bic sbiere fehr ipeit
duseinanber, aber bic eroBs Mdfie Der
3ii9ter itimrt bp6 bor;n therein,
baB ettpas @riinfltter ben Gdninhen
febr bienli9 nnb Sur@efunberbdltnng
linb gum Wpblbefi1ben Der Sbiere
1e1r nptbpenbig tit. Die 8ei6affnng
BON 9riinfutter fir Gdniftchen bat
auf ben sSdrmen unb fir fol6e 3iiGz
ter, Die auf benz 2a1toe leben, feine
Shtpierisfeiten, iie finben ipdhrenb
Der ipdrmen Sdbresseit geniigenb 1ol>
de Gtoffe, bic ben &aninGen munben
unb ibnen su5dgenb firtb. Inter biea
fen iinb Defenders Gihorisn. 2Open@
aabn, 6edenpeterfilie, 5aubi5fel, @ras
unb &lee, 8rombeerenbldtter, &ettisz
unb SurnipfDpfe, frif9e @rbieni9os
ten, Rrdntz unb Sdldtbldtter leiht
au baben. sSn Srti9dften bdgeeen
fpirb man nur meiitens auf &obls
nnb 5alatblGtter anaeipieIen {ein un0
nebenber audi nod 2Dtpen5abn, Der ia
fait iiberau an Megen unb 3dunen
ipG65t. Gi6prien, tpernt aud I'm Ml=
qemeinen ni9t piel benubt, lit beS6alb
bod Elm 5e6r ipert6pplles 8riinfutter
fir Raninnen, IS iptrb gerne BON
tbnen eefreiien, lit seinnb unb perur@
fa6t ME 9ur6faQ. &pbl 1T gut unb
man fam i'm su elmer 4eit i'm Sabre
baben, tpp dnberes Griinfutter niGt
au erlanoen 1T, tpie i'm Mtnter. Gu
lat lit beionbers gut fiir Die tra9enbsr
Ntutterfdnin6en, er bart aber niht
tpegen feines grpben Maiiergebalts in
Su droBen Mengen berabrei9t pDsr
1eqeben tperben, tpenn er NAB 1T, bel
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