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The Teton peak., 1904-09-01
ALIAS SUMMONS.

In the District Court of the Sixth
Judicial District
County of Fremont, State of
Idaho.
John Q. Adams, Plaintiff, VS..
Lovina Cutshaw, James Cutshaw,
Cutshaw, and S. Hunt
ingly, heirs of John B. Cutshaw,
deceased, Defendants, Summons.
The State of Idaho Sends Greet
ing:
To Lovina Cutshaw, James
Cutshaw, Cutshaw, and
S. Huntingly, heirs of John B.
Cutshaw, deceased, Defendants.
You are hereby summoned and
required to appear in all action
brought against you by the above
named Plaintiff in the District
Court of the Sixth Judicial District
of the State of Idaho, in and for
the County of Fremont, and to
answer the complaint filed therein,
within ten days exclusive OF the
day of service) after the service on
you of this summons, if served
within this county; or if served out
of this county, but in this District,
within twenty days; o. if served
elsewhere, within forty days.
The said action is brought to
obtain a decree of this court
reforming and correcting Warranty
Deed made by John B. Cutshaw
and Lovina Cutshaw, his wife, on
the 23rd day of December, A. D.
1895, to this Plaintiff, SO as to in
clude in said Deed Block No. 13 in
the town of Market Lake, Fremont
County, State of Idaho, as shown
by the recorded Plat of said Town,
which said Block No. 13 was by
mutual mistake of all the parties
omitted from said Deed and also for
the further purpose of quieting
title to the said Block No. 13; all
of which more fully appears in the
Complaint on file in this action,
reference to which is hereby made
And you are hereby notified
that if you fail to appear and
answer the said complaint, as above
required, the said Plaintiff will
apply to the court for the relief
demanded in the Complaint.
Witness my hand and the seal
Of the District Court Of tho Cix+l
Judicial District of the State of
Idaho, in and for the County of
Fremont. this lst day of September,
1904.
Victor Hegsted, Clerk.
By Rose Davis Miller, Deputy.
Millsaps & Rich,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Date of pub. Sept. 2.
The Teton peak., 1904-09-01

Walt Green is down from Island
Park OH business.
]. D. Millsaps took speedy ride
on the Mason's goat last evening.
Don't fail to get one of those
Worlds Fair souvenir spoons at
Ashcraft'
Phil Oakden came over from
Spring Mountain mining district
the first of the week.
w. w. Curran, Vim. Wager and
Caleb Jones are having a fishing
trip in Island Park this week.
The Ladies Aid Society of the
NJ Z. Church will meet with Mrs.
o. w. McIntire on Thursday
Sept. Sth.
WANTED:-A good hustler to
install Creamery Separators for the
Roberts & Hubbard Creamery at
St. Anthony must be sober and
industrious. Reference wanted.
O. H. Barber, representing the
Western Newspaper Union, of Salt
Lake City, was in town over night
last night. Mr. Barber is up setting
Jas. H. Wallis newspaper press at
Sugar City.
! DR.. Newman the we'll known
Eye Specialist of Pocatello, will
be at the Hotel Riverside on Sep
tember 10th and 18th. Those with
imperfect vision should not miss
this opportunity. Consultation
tree 2t.
w. l.. Campbell and A. c,
Langley the main property holders
south of Squirrel creek were in
town the first of the week after
supplies, before starting in to hay
ing and cutting grain. They have
about 1900 acres of grain and hay
to cut.
E. Ruggeberg and wife, of Lost
Nation, Clinton county, Iowa,
arrived in the city last evening and
! are looking for Mrs. Ruggeberg'
2 brother, Otto Man, who is supposed
. to reside about twenty miles from
: St. Anthony in the Marysvills
/, country.
NJ. Andrus, of Ora, whose so,
Wilburn was accidentally sho
E several weeks ago, informs us tha
e the boy is slowly recovering. H,
t IS IN ST. Marks hospital i'll Sal
Lake, where it was necessary fo
u an operation to remove some leat
e and shattered hip bones. Mr.
e Andrus thinks it will be two month,
e before his son will be able to com,
: home.
George Harrigfeld, Carl Len:
$ and Chris Harrigfeld, prominen
k Squirrel creek ranchers, were il
r town last week after twine and
k extras for their binders, prepara
6 tory to cutting their grain and hay
:. They report very good grain crop.
d up there this season and say tn,
t frost did but very little damage
y catching only a few patches of lats
oats.
The Teton peak., 1904-09-01

Don't forget the dance Saturday
night at the opera house.
Hon. John w. Hart of Menan,
was Peak caller yesterday.
W. T. Yeamans, of Egin, was
in town yes' erday after supplies for
the farm.
Hobe Thompson, the 'ball
player was in town yesterday Oh
business.
P. A. Johannesen of Idaho Falls,
loan and real estate agent, was in
town on business yesterday.
Geo. Porter, manager OF the saw
mill in Island park came down the
first of the week on business
S. T. Johanncsen, manager of
the hardware company at Rexburg,
came up yesterday on business.
Lightning killed two horses and
splintered up the telephone poles
on Fox creek, Teton Basin, last
week.
Lee Pinrose, of Philadelphia,
passed through town last week Oh
his return home from all outing il
the Park.
J. w. WEIGH is having good luck
drilling wells in the Squirrel creek
country, having struck water il
every instance.
Vera Booth, daughter of Mrs. c
H. Cammans, of Sugar City, il
very Ill, brt was much better a
the last reports,
J. w. Kooeh Is down from tn
head of the Snake looking afte
legal matters in connection witt
the big water suit.
Robert Bishop of Shot GU
valley, came down Tuesday bring
ing his vile for medical treatment
Mrs. Bishop has been evry sick.
John Spargo, OF New York, vii
speak in st. Anthony on Septembe
22nd, on the subject, ''What tn
Socialist Party Stands For, an
Why
The beet crop is turning oil
much better than was expected
Hundreds of acres in the vicinit
of St. Anthony will give yer
heavy yield.
J. l.. Eynon, manager of Il
Vic or Mercantile Co., and A.
Stratton, a prominent rancher, WEI
i'll the city the first of the week
returning home on yesterday morl
ing stage.
The Teton peak., 1904-09-01
Colds. Their Proper Treatment and Cure.

Commonly, the first symptom of cold
IS chilly feeling, accompanied By sneez.
ing, or tickling in the throat. The most
frequent of external causes are draughts,
wet or cold feet, or going from hot rooms
suddenly into cold ones. More frequently
there is an inner cause-namely the stagna-
ton of the blood caused by constipation or
biliousness. Almost the first symptom is
the feeling of cold in the feet and increased
discharge from the nose.
No one ever takes cold unless consti-
pated, or exhausted and having what we
call nal-nutrition, which is attended with
impoverished blood and exhaustion ofnerve
force. Tonics consisting of large portions
OF alcohol, iron or cod liver oil do not bring
the desired changes i'll the blood, because
they do not enter the system and are not
absorbed into the blood, with the exception
OF the alcohol, which shrivels up the red
blood corpuscles when it does come in
contact with them. We recommend the
botanical extract of DR.. Pierce because it
contains no alcohol, and offers a reasonable
and scientific method of treating the blood
by improving the nutritive functions of the
patient The Golden Medical Discovery y
accomplishes this, by first restoring the
enfeebled digestive organs, so that food
the natural tissue builder will be digested
and assiiuilated
Accept no substitute for DR.. Pisrce's
Golden Medical Discovery. There is moth.
ing ujust as good" for diseases of the
stomach.
The Teton peak., 1904-09-01

B. G. Pitt, of Butte, was down
looking over this country Tuesday
of this week.
Prof. o. L. Wilson has gone to
ranching, having purchased fine
ranch at Chester.
Judge Kelly, of Fremont, is down
attending to business for his
clients in the water suit.
Mrs. Wilmot H. Gibson and son
came over from Boise Saturday and
are visiting Mrs. Z. F. Yearian and
other friends in the city.
Clark & Houghton are very busy
putting up hay and cutting grain.
They are tending a very small crop
this year-only about 800 acres
small farm.
D. NJ. Shields, of Spencer, has
purchased the Idaho hotel at Rex
burg and henceforth will attend
to the wants of the travelling public
of that lown
The members Of the Republican
County Central Committee held a
short business session in the Office
of c. c. Moore last Saturday even
ing. No business of any importance
was transacted.
Chas. Coxson is down from his
Island Park ranch. The outing
in the Park seems to be doing
Charlie a great deal of good-he
is batchelor, you know, and they
always need rest,
II. B. Wilson, known as
Shorty" who has charge of 9
large band of thoroughbred sheep
for the Wood Live Stock company,
came down from Spencer last week
for four days lay-of. He re-
turned to the camp yesterday.
John Bishop, of Shot Gun, los,
all his barns, sheds, outbuilding,
| and 200 tons of hay last week by
r being set on fire by lightning,
= Several of the family were III the
| barn when the lightning struck anc
were rendered unconscious from the
shock.
Tom Grace, of Freeport, III.
came out last week and has beer
y taking an outing up at the Snake
River Lumber company's saw mill
q Mr.. Grace is foreman of the rail
road machine shops at Freeport
e and is here taking his sumne
vacation.
! DR.. j. D. Louis and family ar
visiting in Jefferson, Ind. TIL
Doctor writes back to the Peak tha
it was hard to make the 'tHoosiers
believe that we raise such fine grail
in Idaho, but he says he had tn
samples to show them which wer
convincing. They will take in tn
big show at St. Louis Oh their re
turn home.
H. H, Antrim and Judge Stern
OF Freeport, Ill, principle stoc.
holders i'll the Snake River Lumbe
Co., arrived in the city last wee,
and are here attending a meetin,
OF the stock holders OF the company
They are both very much please,
with the growth and deve,opmen
of the town and country since the,
were here last year
The Teton peak., 1904-09-01
MONEY TO LOAN

Low rates on Farms, Ranches
and Canal Stock. Pay back any
part any day and stop interest. Do
you fully appreciate the value of
this privilege? We invest Idaho
Utah money only. That signifies
something too.
The Salisbury Company,
L. M. Earl, Agt.
Ross-Hamer Blk St. Anthony, Ida.
The Teton peak., 1904-09-01
Wanted.

An Al clothing, shoe and
furnishing goods salesman. None
others need apply.
Address Do you know Boylen' ?
ST. Anthony, idaho.
The Teton peak., 1904-09-01


$500 O Your
which
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-02-04

t1uppe seiorst. llnterbriiGt u,uB bel
9sufitunb natiirlih fperben, ipenn aud
3nnoerte Dpn 5htpdraen utlb niar.
der beltfde Golodt in's @rds
Riben niiiTen Salte feit, mas fdipe,
errunsell, 1eiBt!ss bu aud, Menn biz
grrunaenfhdft nur nidtl 81 tbeuer ~
ftebeR fomnt.
Nebea6ei benlerft mag tperben, bab
in ben 9erthten iiber bie nttruben aili
sebeime englif9e llmtriebs Ainsebelltet
tptrb. lleber bas ensliI9e gebiet Der
Malfif45ai ION Elm Is6hafter Dafferte
9en1el NIT ben @inseborerer betriebet
sporben iein. @eGei9t tbun bic Nn=
belit- :.ngen benz lieben Better llnrent,
ofer 70 1tnslaubtid fdeittt es ui6t.
Sebr srfreut Iinb Die GnglGnber be-
funntlt9 niat iiber ben beufaldnbi=
f6en 8eIiB in ibrer iiibufrifanif9n
Snterehenfpbdre.
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al.,aiite aprrTa14ornnat4tu

Die 8ert6gillrng BON SGmerein
bur9 unler Observation-Disclosures
pie iie felt eSa6ren geiibt tporben 1T,
tpirb Don GetretGr sSanlss WtlIon In
feine1n neusten amtlt6en 9eri9t dig
etne unniibe 8erf91penDung getdbelt.
vOas 8epartement iammelt utlb
bert1eilt anjd6rli9 auf NnpeiIltng teS
Gonsrefss gegen 40 Minipaen Padtt@
6en nit 9enluIe= unD' 8lualenfanlan.
Dieter Same lit Der be tie, Der i'm
Marft 3u baben 1T; neil er a6er in
Iplh' groben Wiengen berldngt Di1D,
f0nrren mir nur Die geipD6nlidea 5lrs
ten liefern, bic Iib ieDsr IelbIt faufsn
fann. Oa eine berartioe Samenbtrz
I9enfllns feinen prdttil9sn 3iped fit.
erf6eint Elm We9lel niinidRnstpertb.
Mtr lollten IN Den Stanb ,seIebt tptr@
ben, uns auf Die 8ertbeiluRg nsuer
u1lb ieltener Gan,en@ unD pflanasns
arten au bef9rdnten. Sn oRIer Rilbz
tung sibt es nod senus au tbun, ios
poN auf bem Wese beg Supports, dig
aud bur9 gntspidluns urtb 3erbrci@
tung ein1eimiider gepGdIe. gs gIbt
in oIIen Sbeilen Der Ser. Gtdatsn
nert6pole pflanoeR, Die arber6dlb
ibres bsIdrGnften Grei5es fut univz
fornt Iinb. DieIe follten geIanmelt,
erpro6t unb bann pertbetlt iperben."
8orldufig bat bag Oepartement, I'm
eire beTere QualitGt gu er5islsfl, I'm
Mnfauf Der bert6t1isten Gdmerei,n
eirtsn .altberen Mpbas sinsel1ldg.n
unb bur9 8ermittl1lng leiner Nsert.tt
in Miien ut5 Nfrita nae6rere nsle
Hubpflan5en einssfii6rt. 50 an erfIer
5telle ben barten Macaronitpei5en, Ter
ii9 in ben trodeneren 2beilsr, Dts
Meitens bermaBen bstod9rt, paB I'm
pergansetlen Sabre bsreits 10 Millioz
men 8ui6el oQDon ge5o9en lpurotn.
3nat5ig Mii1len baben bereit5 bic
gum Mablsn b;efer battsn aDrner
nDt1igen MaId;ren anaef1afft.
Qlu1 init Qufalfa aus EurfeItar bat
man erfolsreidb Experimental, bslpnS
bers in ben Mifdlilpiiltea bss 5iibs
tpsltens.
Cine neue oiia!iide 6ntterpfian5e,
Die ii9 ebeufaus 3u bstudbrsn lheint,
lit GailaDu, Gag beIoHDers beg 9ebiirT-
niilen anIeres GiiooIisns fid aEYaBt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-02-04
Qus Ger lDoci,e.
melt uno Seben nntel Der Sure
eoitorteller Betrd htung.
BUR Wsrd1td1te nea aoeltper-
kPhr#.

MeT9e Gdapierigfeiten nod Dor eis
nent baiben sSdhrbunbert - a9tsehn
Sabre iladbem bos erIte nur ols Dulns
pier fabrenbe S6tfF bic Geiie iiber ben
MHantiidtn Scea1, 5uriidgelegt battle
efn 8efub Mmerttds mu9te, bdfiir
Iiefert Elm reht brditiI1es 8eiIpiel Der
sWpblsemeirtte Ratb an SeutIde, Die
rn9 ben 8ereiipisten Staaten ausSuz
ipaItbern beubTibtigen", ben i'm Sabre
1851 bie 8priteber Der Seuff9en @ez
ieDI9aft in Reip gorf perOHentlihten.
Sn benfeIben beibt es linter Inberem:
rWaon Derforge it1 ni6t, auf eine
eirte 1ieberfabrt 1pfFenb, mir auf 80
Gage NIT propiant, benn tpenn Die
lleberfahrt, tpie oft, go Sdse unb mod
ldnger bauert, npuB man propiurtt an
8prb falfen unb tbeuer bean9len :. !.
Sebe Sorr1tlie muB nit benz GdpitGn
eirien f4rtffltGen 8ertrag abf9lieBen,
IN benz iie fi9 Seuer5eug unO Wdfier
gum Roden tbrer SpetIen urlb etre
@alIone fiibes Srinftpufer Die 8erion
fiir ieben Sag dusbebingt, tpie au6
Die 61be bes gaifagegelbes unb bic in
getp Wort au sablenben 5oTpitalgeloer
tpie fpnitise @tabtdbqaben fhriftltA
feftaufeBen iinb. Die RetIefpiten tperz
BEN 10 bere6net: Sn Seutf4lanb gu
s5ub ober sSra6ttpugen, bic 8erpddung
etngere9net fir grtpahfene ein bulb
Sbaler preuBif9 Rurant bic Metle,
fiir Elm &inb elm Se9itel Sbaler, llez
berfa6rt non Sabre aus fir @rtpa4iene
pbne 8ef0itigung 8O-150 5runcs bic
gerfoa airber unter aebn Subrsn bic
6Glfte, Qebensmittel fir ieoe perion,
&tnber fotppbI tpie @rtpuaIene, min>
bsit 40 Srancs".
Ser ytppblgemeinte Ratb" idlieBt
init bem 6intpeis, baB 8tnber an 8prb
slripetlen nebr efen uls, ipnit, tpeshdlb
man ft9 bdtGltf einri4ten nlDge. Nu9
1pirb ben Qlustpartberern empfoAlen,
iia auf beutfaen 5dbrSeugen ein5uz
fdiffen unb itd Matroienfoit alla5uz
MAIDEN. r. -,.. .--,l
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-02-04

bura i6re 8e3eidnung irgsnb Elm an
osrer 4rtifeI fdlf9li4 fir bic rihtist
Wdare ausgeefben tpirb; penit lie ae=
fGrbt, pulbertIirt pberl tn ir9en6 elmer
Meiie gednbert itnb, fD baB bte 8ets
mtnOeraus ibrer urfpriinsli9en 9uas
Iitdt perbeinlltnt tpirb, bantt Der
RGufer getGuf9t fperbe; tpsnn lie nit
triiseriI1en Mdrfen ober @eIddftsSet=
her berieben finb; fllr3um, Denn tie
fiir etipus aussegeben sneroen, mas lie
ni9t iinb.
Drosuen, Mpot6etertpaaren, iolIen
els getGlf9t era9tst tperben, tpenn lie
in aualttdt tinter Der borseidriebenen
Storm 3uriidbleiben, bteIelbe, lei es an
&einbeit pber 5tdrfe fni9t errei6sn,
cber unter elmer 8e5ei9nung aussese@
Cen tpsrben, bic ibrer tpabren 8ei6afz
fsrbit nint entfpri6t.
Mie beribtet tptrb, lit quite Nusfi6t
por6anben, baB aus Der 0prldee Elm
Gefeb berporeebt, bos alle tpiinl9ensz
tpertben 8eftimmungen ent6Glt unb
ols tptrEidnes W1ittel bieilen fdnn,
benz fbeuBli9en g,etperbe Der Ha6e
runssmittelfdlInung unD benz 8etrus
R bes publifums bur9 minberperz
nt6ige 5urrogate ein @nbe 5u MAIDEN.
Nenn llns bic eesentpdrtise s5eifion
beg GonsreFes Elm iol9es 9eieb
brinst, bann baben mir, mas au9 ipnit
an Biini9snsipertbem niat erreiht
tperben mag, cine anertennenstpert9e
2eiitrng su beraeihnen. Hs
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@eIeBgebuns geeen Nabrungsmittelz
fdlfdung fe1t felt Sabren auf Dem
prpgrunm faatliber iuie ndttonaler
8iirlorge. Q6er iiber Die quite AbIi4t 1T
man ntht binaus gefommen. S0ipett
bas Nuslanb in 8etra6t fam, 1T Der
gnngreB germ berett getpeIen, Den Gbez
mifer unb ben Mann nit Dem Mifroz
flop in's Sreffen gu fiibren. Genn
tnenn 9eut19lanbs pDer Sranfrei98
ober ionIt irgenb eine Madt Qgrurter
bds amerifdntI9e S9Epein, unIere
pra9tboQen Nepfel, 0iirrpbIt pber unz
eere probutte beanitanben, iit es nt6t
mebr als re6t unb biltg, bab man
auf biefer Geite bes S3eans unterz
fudt, ipas fir Meine, 5rantfurter
Miirite, Miin9ener Bier, 5trubburser
9GnIels6erpateten unb berglet4en bas
Muslanb uns 6erii6erI6tdt. 9rauBen
6arf ni9t eepantI9t perben. Selbitz
teritdnoli9 tpeblen mir uns AUDI sez
gen bic RunItprobutte taufmdnnii9er
Equalization. llnb nm Die Nhpe6r
tpiiIenI9aftlt9 gu begriinben, fiittert
9r. @tleb, Der g6emifer bes 4derz
bdu Depdrtements, felt Monben
menI9lide 9erIu9stanin6en mit9or>
unb 51licbIfGure, ben beiben Sub
itan3en, Die i'm Gons unb PrG@Ieroenz
.etf4dft eine 10 9erDorragenbe Rolle
irielen.
Nber bic M6pebr gegen bas Qusz
ionb lit in bieIem Sale bod perbGlt@
niBmdBig geringfiigige Sadie. Was
an beanitanbungsnert6en &rtifefn
iiber Die @ren5e bereintommt, lit Elm
perI1tpinbenb tletner 8ru9t6etl Der
giu6runssn1ittel, Die bier i'm 2unbe
berbrau9t tperben. 8on biel gr0berer
Midtisteit 1T es, baB bic einz
Eeimiiden reinli9 unb 5peifels>
Dime fnb. Genn an unb nit
biefen ipirb bel seIiinbigt. llnb beBz
baib lit es Hotbpenbisfeit, au9 i'm etz
sensn 9aufs l1midau au balten. gu
Fem s3lped liegen benz gpngreB allr
9eit sipei MaBnabmen bor, Die in if
ZEN 9eItimmunsen tpeIentli9 auf bass
feI6e 6inauslaufen. Sic follen, mas
ein3elne @taaten berI Iu9t baben, als
nolIenbete MaBregel fir bus gan3e
@ebiet Der Ser. Stuaten Derfiigen.
Mer in irgenb einem 5tuate ober Ser
ritorium einen Qrtifel aug benz @ebiet
ber Nabrungsn,ittel ober ber Groguen
fGlfGt, Dber unter falf9er Marte in
ben 1anbel bringt, Ipll bur9 @elbbu@
Ps Obs su $500 fir iebes 8srgehen)
Dber gsfdngniBbaft bis gu etnemSabr
ssitraft perben. 9ie Seftftelung, oh
cine gsrfGlIhnng i'm Gimme bes ge1ez
bes Dorliegt, blefbt benz 9emii9en 8uz
redu bes Nderbau Separtsments
iiberldfIsn,bas bdrii6er an bic 8uns
bes Siaatsanpaltf9aft au beri9ten
bnt.
Mas als 6GlI1ung su betra9ten
iff, tpirb in fof9enber Meiie befinirt:
tpenn sinem Nabrunssmittel irsenb
cine Gabftan3 beigemiIht Dber beige
Nbxn iit, bic beren AualitGt perringert
ober gesignet iif, beren 9ef9dffen6eit
3il I1Gbisen, 10 baB ber &dufer bd@
burn betrogen iDirb; ferner: tpenn irz
gsnb cine Gubffuna gan5 obsr t6eii~
ipeile fir eiren Mrtifel fubItitufrt iii,
pbsr ipenn eir tDertbDolIer 8eitanbtheil
bapon sntnonlmsn (ertra1ir) III; Dber
sptnn ber Mrtifel giftise 8sIfanbt6eile
enfhdlt 6Der irgsn0iDei6e bsrdrt, burn
kh ber Mrtitel gelunbbeitsIhdblid fur
Nm GpaIuHeHien fpirb. Na1rungss
nsistel tperhsn aur GrHsrebanbe, tDenn
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-02-04

bers no9 bieIer Hi1trns bin bod si
f1dben lit. sSSr ie ndbsrs 8eriibrung
bic gebilbeten Glentente befber 2dnber
INIT einanber tretsn, befto cher tperben
Re ii9 berIteben, unb bardn, na9 Dem
8eiipiele b. Solff's llnb Mnberer nlits
'tpirten gu fDnaen. rtilB Oenen, Die bas
gu berufen fino, 5tcls uno Genitsz
ttu1ins iein.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-02-04

Der Gar min rrbebinst teinxn Grieg,
aber es lam i6m oamit gsben, ME berr
Mann. Der bur1aus f,inen prOUs
ivoIlts, unh trosbsm Iusar sinen NrS
Tor.
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gar Def 3eden an Gndfen tDurbe bic
Mif6uns empfoblen; Elm Sin Reroiin
al einem Quart Mil1. mir ma1ien
unfere Mfdung ni9t 70 fart. dber
1 jebenfdls tit cine sr6Bere Auantitdf
/ Sel fir grDBere Snfeften, tpie 3eden,
erforberli6, aIs Bel sSrieften, bic foum
NIT blobem Nuse ficbtbar fiab.
Die bette Gage Der 5.dlz
Iungen lit bic NIT Der @mberIeite,
auf ipelder fid bic Sbiiren unb meiz
ffen 5eniter befinben, na9 Meifen aez
iratlbte. MolIte man biefe @5eite na6
Horben ri9ten, 10 ipiirbe es i'm Wins
ter in bemfelben Iebr falt unb sugig
perben; anbererfeits berurfarhte bic
@iiblage i'm Sommer eine febr belize
Staatemperatur; ebettIo aieben iith bic
Sliegen NIT 8orliebe in bie1elben. Der
Staa ion mDsli9it ettpas erbDbt ite.
ben, bamit bas Hegen= unb Sbauipdfs
let bon ben Dd9ern gut db3ieben
lam. SIT bober @runbpa1erffanb
pDrbanben, 70 bilben fiA bsfonbers in,
Sriibidbr let6t Mnsbiinituneen aus
bemfelben, bic niAt nur bic @5tanluft
perf9le9tern, fonbern du9 bireft ale
mDsIt9en anitedenben 8iebfranfbeiteu
peruria6en fDnnen. Qlus biefent
@rmnbe fou Der l1nterqrunb Des Gtal.
les ntDgli9it llnbur9ldfiig sertadt
perben. 9aburh erbdlt man bur9
etnen guten Saudeabflub, Der ia bp9
fir bic Graielung elmer mDelidf reis
nen Sta1luft son5 befonbers n0tbis
1T.
Saith iingungau&l &lee. Gra
fDlgreider &lee=Gnbau 1T nur auf
.faltz, faGiz unb pbolfaurereiben
8Dben geit6ert. 9on ben aalfs
Diinsernitteln 1T fir alee, tpie ale
2egumtnpfen, Der 9anbelsmergel am
geetsnetiten. Man ftreut ben &alt
'TdOn auf bic Stoppeln Der borberee>
benben ,Sru6t, f9dlt ibn mebrnals
unb pfliigt ibn bann unter. Sc mebr
5ur9en Der 8alf erbdlt, beito beKer.
sSn atpeiter 2inie 1T bann cine gbosz
pborfdure Diin9ung, unb aipar auf
ben mel ten 8Dben in Sc ftalt ppn
Sbomasf9lade ratbfam. Oieie entn
bdlt ielbit &alf unb fam besipegen
obne Gefabr 5uglei9 NIT Der 8alfeabt
bem 8oben sebra6t iperben. Qnber5
itellt ft9 bineegen bas 9uperpbpspbd.
Ote Bbospborldure Der @uperp6oae
plate nerliert bur9 &alfaufubr t6fe
20slt9fett i'm MaFer. @pu troBbela
&alf unb Superpbospbat eegeben
iperben, 10 n1iifen betbe 9iingelnitttl
getrennt ousgeitreut tperben unb blr
&alf muB erIt i'm 8oben bur9 griinil=
Itbes @ggen fein pertbetlt tperbeIt.
Our9 bic grnte tpie bur9 Muspdi9sn
in Sorm bon boppelfoblenIaurem 3aIt
tperben benz 8oben prp Q(cre iGbrlt5
ca. 200 pfunb 8alf entaogen. DieFir
@erluit muB erfebt tperben unb 3tptlr
am beiten BET falf5ebrenben pflan3d1,
ipie es Die 2aeurltnofen fi1tb. &phts
men 2eguminoIen ale bret Sabre In
Der Sru9tfolge, 10 tpiirbe bies jebeI'=
mai ca. 600 gflnb prp 4cre aulsz
MAIDEN. 9tetbt man bem 8pben alte
Sabre &alf, bann ndtiirlidJ ents
fpre4eno tpeniger.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-02-04

BaII DreDfus rebibiDus!
Der Dierts ssdn . pein!
DOh tein gffuiatibus
Mirb's biesnal fiir i'm iein.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-02-04

Sum Nbfndrren Der
Hinbe. Oas Mbi9arren ober Mbz
fraben Der Mooie, Sle9ten unb abses
ftorbenen 9tinbentbeile Bel 8dumen,
10 gut es aub 1T, barf ni9t iibertriez
ben tperben, bor Mllem biirften @tamm
unb Meite feline 8eripunbungen babel
er1eiben, inbem 8erpunbungen ben
Sroit unb Der Ndife Nnsriffspunfte
CUR S9dbtging Der Hinbe unb audi
bes @tammes unb Der Neite bieten.
Mbgerabmte Mil9 ais
Sn5eften 0ertiIger. gs
biirfte ni6t angenein befannt fein,
baB abgera6mts Mil9 ober gutter>
mila, lei9t nit &eroiinDl permenet,
babur9 Elm gmuliton beritellenb, Iei9t
ssnfeften tDbtet, unb babel tpeber Sbiez
rem nod pflan5en f9abet, ipel9 leBte-
res ber Sal fein mD9te, ipenn bloBes
Sel pber Sel nit WaHer angeipanbt
tpiirbe. Mir batten gum erften Mal
@elesenbeit, bic Wirfung bieler Mliz
f6ung BEL Mnpenbung gegen @dup=
eneSnieften ober Milben bes @efliiz
gels gu beobaAten. Mir fanben, bab
Elm ober 5fpei 8etupfungen ober Mb=
tpafhungen ben f9ltmmften San bon
@9uppenbein furiren unb bic 6aut in
urfpriinglib elatter 0erfaifung lo1en.
Mir batten nod niht Gelesenbeit, felz
bige Bel 9bieren nit 2du1en an8ufpen=
ben, bod fOnnen tpir bic Mifnung
aud bei fOlden 5dlIen empfeblen. go