davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-31
GREAT SNAKES.

The impression that all the snakes,
alligators, insects and other pests are
located in Florida 10 erroneous. Mich.
igan can beat Florida for big ones and
dangerous reptiles, as the following
from The Caro- mich } Advertiser will
show:
while Mr.. and Mrs. VI. +. Rickert
OF LApeer were fishing at Long Lake,
and while the husband was fishing near
the shore. the lady was rowing about
near shore when suddenly . mammoth
blue object &C the side OF the boat at
tracted her attention. She saw IL was
q snake OF the Blue Racer variety and
struck ct IL with an oar. The snake
disappeared under water only TO APP
pear on the opposite side Of the boat.
She again struck IL with the oar, and
after being under water for some time
IL attacked the boat, this time sue
ceeding in crawling part way in Mrs.
Rickert seized q small rife which her
husband brought with him, and shot
the reptile through the neck.
After getting Mr.. Rickert. who had
with essed the struggle from shore
they rowed out and pulled the dead
snake in the boat, and upon measuring
it, found IL TO be over fifteen feet in
length and sixteen and Oae-half inches
In eiFcumfeFence "
GOess that Levy county snake will
have 20 give the palm 70 Michigan
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-31
CABINET OFFICERS SALARIES

4 Washington correspondent an
nounces that an effort is to he made in
the next Congress TO increase the sala.
ries OF the cabinet officers The com
plant is made nat the secretaries can
not live in the style they should on the
money they now receive. Well, says
The Commoner, that Is a matter OF
opinion, II your country is going to
ape the monarchies OF the old world
and attempt to awe the masses with
gorgeous social display, then il will be
necessary to raise salaries all around
But IL government officials are willing
to observe the simplicity that BELTS a
republic the salaries are sufficient.
The congressman and senators who
live within their salaries are the best
officials in those bodies and il would
not be difficult to find competent cabi-
net officers who could live on cabinet
salaries.
Instead OF trying TO initiate the ex-
travagAnce Of European oflicialdom it
would be refreshing to see our country
set an example In the careful use Of
public money. Every increase in off.
ciAl salaries tends TO lessen the mum
Der from which selection can be made
There 10 q growing tendency to meas.
ure men by their incomes--those who
give all their time TO money making
being ranked higher than those whC
give part OF their time to the public
II an increase in official salaries il
made il will be followed by = demand
for more higher priced corporation At
torneys in the public service-And We
have enough now.
The offices ought not to be taken out
OF reach OF those who prefer TO be known
because OF their contribution TO the
world rather than because OF the mon
ey they have collected from society
The government needs public.Spirited
patriotic officials, not men whose souls
are bent on getting rich
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-31
Why rHGY LEAVE HOME.

Many people wonder Why foreigners
leave their homes and come 20 this
country 20 live. In many instances
they are opposed b. being drVes into
the army where they pot IN the test
portion Of their dayb. and thsT have
heard Of freedom and sre DESTROYS Of
enjoying, 90 they desert the armJ. or
By some method doctor their -yes % ~
20 ineapaeitsts them for SERVES and
sail foF The land % the fr~s. wh~Fv
tAey become citizens Bat that does
not free them from the FsthsrlHnd' -
will b. ss~s b. . Fee~As dsspsteh'
Which says thai after liviHg for thirty
one yean IN The Unissd ssaies. AsEost
Ptaa Q sell kBogs rssi6snt q cisve-
land. o. who rst0rns4 - cisFmRa1 en-
. ripil, - besp afrxs,ef ~ - lssf-
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-31
IwoRTHY OF COMMUNICATION

The thorough work OF the State
Board Of Health Is worthy the admi-
ration Of the entire people of Florida.
DR.. ]. y Porter, State Health Officer,
has been most thorough in his work
and We feel ~ though the safety OF the
people could not be placed in better
hands Regarding the Tampa case Dr.
Porter has the following over HE own
signature:
"No quarantine will be placed
against Tampa. nor 10 there any neces-
sity for such action, but the square
with inmates, in which the man is sick
will be quarantined, and every person
occupying the same will be daily seen
and kept under close observation
There lie no need for scare or alarm on
the part OF the people Of Tampa or OF
the State. While IL 10 wished that
case had sooner come under control
Of the health authorities and the
pICNluue WHEREABOUTS VI buo ulhu
which should have been conside erred sus-
picious by any carefully thinking per-
son, had been promptly reported, yet
the State health authorities hope 20
destroy mosquitoes which may have
bitten this man before the period in
which the infection is known TO de-
velop and be capable Of injecting the
human. This period, Il has been de-
monstrated, Is twelve days from the
incipient biting Of the yellow fever pa
tient.
1T will be noted that this man
reached Tampa before yellow fever was
known TO exist 10 New Orleans by those
without that city, although il is now
learned that persons Of the Italian col
ony in Tampa knew from New Orleans
friends that q suspicious fever existed
in New Orleans some three weeks ago.
1T 10 also interesting TO note that
this man came from ST. Philip street,
the press reported infected district Of
New Orleans
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-31
WILL GAR A6pICATE.

There 10 talk Of the AbdicAtion OF the
Gar Of Russia from hiS throne. II he
should do 50, We will give him credit
for having more sense than has been
accorded him in the past. While he
has been dubbed q sort Of sissy man, "
he will do the proper thing by stepping
down and out before he 10 humiliated
III the peace conference, which he Ger.
tainly will be il any terms OF peace
are reached.
He 10 like a whipped bully. For
years we have been led TO believe that
the Gar OF Russia was the head Of the
greatest nation OF fighters on the
earth, and now that little Japan has
driven his armies nearly OF the
surface OF the sphere, he would
never be considered Of much &C.
count II he remained ~ CEar, for his
methods would not be changed to-
ward he own people although be would
appear 20 other nations A. . nobody
St the head OF people that would a..
ways be plotting for his overthrow
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-31

Many young men Vhp are starting
out Ia life look about Tor some one az
ter whom 90 pattern when the fact 10
apparent that succe" IN LIE by what
ever standard that success be- meas
ured, depends more upon the man than
upon the examples before him. There
are qualities inherent and qualities
tina, may be- cultivated that mean
eventual success provided their owner
&, Of the right sort" without any
example AZ ell q man with those quail.
tee will succeed Without them. and
yet With the most lustFoos example
she world has ever seen no man can
succeed
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-31

man authorities while on n visit to his
native town Of Hacking, Germany.
The information came in letterto his
son. The letter stated he had been in
jail two weeks and would probably re-
main in prison for some time, although
he hoped eventually to be released
upon the payment OF fine.
No matter how long he may reside in
this country, il he deserts the army he
is liable to arrest on his return, and
who wouldn't want 10 leave such q
country like that?
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-31
APPEAL TO FLoRIpIANs.

The Florida Historical Society, which
was organized November 20, 1903, has
recently been incorporated under the
laws Of this State. Its objects are az
follows: The collection, arrangement
and preservation Of ali mate rial per-
tanning to the history Of or in any man
ner illustrative of Florida, including
books, pamphlets, documents, manu-
scripts, newspapers, diaries, notes, let
tiers, speeches, maps, portraits, photo
graphs or other likenesses of men and
women prominent in Florida history
pictorial illustrations Of Florida scene
~, buildings, establishments, institu-
tions, monuments, relics and prod ucts.
Alec relics Of every kind whether his
torical or pre-historical, fossils, geo.
logical specimens and everything in
any manner illustrative OF Florida"
The provision for membership js "All
Persons Of Good Character" upon APP
prevail OF the board OF directors. The
dues are five dollars per annum.
The Society has been given the use
OF a large and commodious room 10 the
Jacksonville Public Library (which 10
fire-prooi) for the reception and safe
keeping Of all its collections and prop
srty and in which to carry on its work
which has now been actively entered
upon.
The cost of furniture, cases, files,
etc., together with the necessary cleri-
cal assistance, will approximate 81, COO
for this year.
Failing to procure aid from the last
Legislature, the Society must depend
upon the dues Of it's members to meet
its expenses.
Every intelligent person who has
any State pride must realize and feel
the value and far-reaching Importance
of the work in which the Society is en-"
gagged.
We appeal to all such for aid and
Encouragement. Send US your appli-
cation for membership with a check for
FIVE dollars to Rev. V. w. Shields,
Treasurer, for one years dues. But
whether you apply for membership or
not send us books, pamphlets, papers,
pictures, maps, relics, articles from
Indian mounds, fossils, biographical or
sketches and incidents and
printed matter, historical or descrip-
tive, having any bearing upon Florida.
Send to Florida Historical Society,
Public Library, Jacksonville, Fla.
II the people Of Florida will con-
tribute what they reasonably can we
will soon have = collection Of priceless
value.
THE FLORIDA HIsToRICAL SOCIETY,
Geo. Il. Fairbanks, President,
Geo. w. Wilson, Secretary.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-31
CUT IT OUT.

IL should be noted that many news.
paper writer's in Florida and other
Southern States have formed the
habit, when writing OF some contempt.
IDLE criminal and his misdeeds, OF men,
tioning that he comes OF a good fam.
lily, or that he 10 we'll connected. ~
though IL were q pertinent fact in the
case. The history OF America shows
clearly that birth has little or no con.
nection with moral worth What
pride OF ancestry had Webster, Clay,
Jackson, Lincoln or thousands OF other
worthy American citizens Let's cut
that feature OF the description out ~
Of no consequence. Every man IL just
what he 10 himself, without regard TO
what his father was Pensacola Daily
News.
10 such men were tried on their meF.
lie, without regard To ancestry, and
let their past records count, there
would be more help on hand 60 gather
the turpentine product
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-31
GEN. ROBERT BULLOCK DEAD,

The Ocala Evening Star Of Thur.
day, July n, says
General Robert bullock, Who has
been coufined TO he bed for several
months. died thi, afternoon - 81
While IL vas hoped for . long time
that the Generals strong constitution
would bring MIN through his illnsss. Il
was vsry apparent during the last few
dayS that he uas nearing the end, ~
he ersv weaker. and his mind began
% WaDdsF. he vas the oldest citizen
in the county. having come here IN
iBl5. and lts leading one, he having
tshsn sH important part in sVerJ move
that tended 90 promote the b~st inter
ests Of the cOrnmuniiJ. tie Has .
brave sBd gallant soldier. vas promi-
nsnt 10 the councils q re party and
served two terms 10 ConEF~ss with die
tiDcti0n. His death 10 deeply de-
plOFed
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-31

The expenditures OF the government,
are now pilinR up 90 iast that q var
tar j, the only way oo, OF the difficulty
Big nAVies come high. bat ws must
haye them " watch our possessions II
49, would only have . sails Of ouF Pa.
e,hr possessions and get oat even, Ws
would b. ahead In q few yeau
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-31

Am "a, Rojestvensky 10 said to be
W recovering at Toxic. He may
"'0'r' ~ the time negotiations be-
wee "l''ia and japan are COM
y S''y' - be can be a peace Offering Of
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-31
Ora CLUBBING LIST.

snn and the Thrice-a-Week
NY World one year ....;...;l %
\. Sun and the Atlanta (Ga) :.
N,skly Constitution one year: j 20
\" ann and the Atlanta (Ge.)
AM. Weekly Journal one year. 90
~ San and the Semi-Weekiy
Tmps.Cnion one year. 0O
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-31

800 lat" Board OF Pardons is CON-
. "a good share OF eensure for
'-' --e Of their power on men
lot deserving Of clemeney.
'i"'-rs Get free. while those
"' slight oIenses are sen.
'1- foil extent OF the Law.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-31

Senator Mitchell OF Oregon has been
tseted to another term. This time it
b fI months and $1,000, instead Of
N years at 5000.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-31
2 v,cREARY. Editor and Publ'r.
T,,vs OF SUBSCRIPTION;

IA TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTIONS
-rice.a.Week Sun 81 a year six
~. Sc single copies, DC.
ADVERTISING RATEs'
=, advertisements, 10 cents line
=. s S and 10 cents for each addi-
81 insertion -. a., .h,..
~ 10 months At special rates.
- furnished upon application.
=, ,i,Se and Death notices inserted
o6ituaries, 5 cents q line.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-31

Jodss GOrdoB Of Tampa has made .
name fof himself IN ths faTk- bOmiogd
,rial and The press Isd psbIIe Of TIE
ststs az loOd In their PRAISES Of Bic
sobis vOsds addressed 10 the lsU and
prisoasF We uA1t rsesg q sosh asa
IL psbis passs--eosIler ssSs . pa
ssss--sss a. Shoe sssssss =.
rpo- sssIlstting ~ 1t
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-31

some people don't like to be tod to
''san ~ their premises, but the sani-
ny oihcer must do his duty, and the
e''sr he does it, the less business
mere vii be for the grave digger.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-31

The people must be getting very,
Wp tired Of seeing that Equitable
bOli'hness in the papers. They GER
hlnly don't read il.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-31

"' William Jennings Bryan has
r. ''>~I to speak 1t the Winter
~ a. !ampa, before the Sunday
'-..dren, on a subject pertain
" 'shieous government. Other
"'..-a' .peHkers will alec be there.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-31

Another one Of the Patterson family
Sill soon be looking around TO find out
Uhostrlck him. 1t is the Democratic
1onnee for Governor OF Ohio.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-31

When Patrick, the New York lawyer,
Resived the note at Sing Sing of the
aaJ Of execution, he must have felt
nihsr inclined to sing sing.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-31

China wantsto be in the peace con-
hrnce not because she cares 30 much
Bout 'butting in" but to be there TO
Sgn the deed in case she is sold out.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-31

lie people OF Florida have great
h'h IN Dr Porter, State health off,
VI and he is ct work with q will to
E@h their confidence. His advice
1oa'd be- followed as near ~ possible.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-31

barrel Of lime and some good sani-
hJ work, says The Tampa Tribune,
aN 4 great deal less expensive than
e'tn Q second class funeFal.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-31

SO breakers in this State shat
Al''ng the mott troubls and
:, 80 the people Sho are trying
!. ..~ laws passed By the last
80 These Laws are obj1e-
hem and they are deter
- freak them. no matter
- 'uii the majority Of the
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-31

The commissioner Of the counties ~
BrevaTd ADD Duval held . meeting Hnd
divided 40 the money ahd nos zach
ore will pull foF itsslf
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-31

-. ana uell-knovn citizen Of
een Hdiudeed insane and
?. inm ~ Chstsahooehss.
70 sAd TO hs due 10 biz
the many EusssiaG s0a-
a. -, A. ppea rtng il che paPeFs
g.. -. ....'e ot ne dAy. he WouA
Al =, ''ra,@ portios % ne niRhs u
4 lhsse pruoiems.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-31

We acknowledge the receipt OF a
pry Of the sixteenth annual report of
q, State Board OF Health.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-31

~We will not accept stamps OF q
,rstr denomination than 2 cents.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-31

Sunshine and fresh air in the living
NON, sre very good disinfectsnES.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-31
ROCHELLE RAMBLlNoS.
Population Of Town lncreases-Notes
Of interest to Sun Readers,

Population Of Town lncreSseS-NotOs
OF interest to Sun Readers.
Rochelle, July 70 w. NJ. Barco lsis
yesterday for SeAbreeEs. We trust he
will soon return
Mise Pattle Xettouer returned from
l'FtrnAndina Friday, TO the delight Of
her many friends.
Johnnie Holder il still in town.
Misses LizEr Tucker and Matte Jsn.
nings are visiting relatives At Dunnsl-
lon.
Mr.. and Mrs X. X. Turner are 70.
ioicng over the arrival Of n beautiful
baby girl.
J, A. Tucker spent Thursday 10 the
Central City
Mics Willie Jone. returned from
Reddick today
Mrs GsIGrt and daughter, Miss Ella, ).
OF Waldo, are the guests Of Mrs. BEN
TillmAn.
MessrS, W RGrro, John Holder and
, ~. W, Gridef formed lolly trio en0
took in the picnic at Prairie City
Thursday.
Miss Winnie Tucker leit today Tor
OcAlA 20 visit Mrs. II. Gordon.
The Supreme Court has affirmed she
decision Of the lower court In the casa
OF lshAm Edwards, George Caldwell
and Nelson LarkiDs, convicted Of the
murder Of n, w Eppes near Bradt0Fd-
vile, Leon county, last Septembes.
All we're sentenced TO death. and on
Thursday the sentence wEs affirmed.
Il. n Burton, former deputy eleFk
Of the EscAmbiA county court, hes been
found guilty OF forging and fAlslfyiba
county records IL 10 alleged that
burton secured several Thousand dol.
lars by raising orders and forging the
names OF county officers
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-03-09

Sm Monai ssanuar ipurDsn In
q groken Stdnteil Der 8er. Staaten
5817 Observation-Disclosures, sel0it, beren
&oitenDoronlhlage fi6 auf $24,364,z
651 beliefen. Das bebeutet cine tpef
ientltAe 3undbme ge9en ben WDnat
sSdnuar 1904, In ipelchem 4317 gr@
.aubnibiheine gum &Ditenporanf9lag
BON $13,575,41 gelDft tpurben. Die
eroaentueu itdrtfte 3unabnte Sei9t
loutsDille nit 81 pro5ent. Damn fDlgt
sSnbtandpplis nit 527 8ro5ent, Neip
g)orf nit 299 unO pittsburg NIT 204
Rroaent. Sreten nun in bieiem Sabre
feline arDBeren StIrungen i'm Betriebe
Der 8dugetperfe Elm, 10 ftebt audb IN
hfefer 8eihdftsbrdnde lebbdfte Sbds
tigfeit bebor, Die lih in ibrer Riidiptrz
fung dltf bisle dnDere 3tpeige, namentz
lid audi duf bas gi5enzi nnb Std6lz
geiadft geltenb MAIDEN tpirb. q t0a.t
- 9as Statiitiide8ureau inDaYbz
in9ton bat fir ben erften Sanudr cine
2dblung be5 8iebbeitanbes In ben
8ereirttgten Staaten bornebnten Iafz
fen. @s lit nt9t gu ertpurten, ouB
biefe 3dblunq 9endue 3iffern gtebt,
taQefn fte giebt fpenigftens anndberno
etn Bib bes 8eitan6es an 8ieb ouf
unferen sSarmen 9ana9 baben unz
fere Sarmer iiber IL Millionen
Yferoe, nabe5u 8 Miltpnen Maulz
there, 171a Mtlipnen Mil6fube,
431a Mtltonsl anberes Rinbpieb, As
Weillionen S6ufe unb 17115 MtGipnen
S9petne. Qluffallenb lit Der bebeus
tenbe Rudqdng Der S6af3u6t gez
gen friihere Sabre, tpGbrenb Bel allen
ubrleen Sbiergdttungen Der Sarmen
eine 3unabme gu ber5ei4nen 1T.
= r3pii6en $4,000 unb 100000
ertperbslpfe Mdnner iinb our 3eit in
SEEM Oort auf Die 0ffentli6e Mobl=
tbdtigtett angetpieIen," beri6tet Der
nRetp Oort 9eralb". rSauienbe, bic
nod Nen Oort tamen, INN Nrbeit Slt
fuden, baben uus9efunbeu, bob Der
Nrbeitsmarft iiberfiilIt 1T, Der itrenge
Mtnter bat iie iiberraf6t, unb iie
baben feline Wfittel, fpnTttpo 8e16Gfz
tiaung, su fu6en. 9(uBer bie1em Seer
bor Nrbeitsloien ipllen in Retp gort
nod 100000 ssamtlten Npt6 leiben.
8roBftabtzglenb, tpte man es in etnem
10 retden 2anbe nidt eriparten folIte.
= Sen. Oiterbaus tit pom Saufe
res gongrefes Dem 8eraei6nib Der
i'm &ubsitanb befinbli9en 8rigabez
aenerdle oes reguldren 9eeres einperz
leibt tpprben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-03-09

gilbbauer 2ubipig gauer bat bic
sSigur bes gnsels fir ben Sriebbof
bDn 9rapelotte pollenDet. Die bret
Meter bobe @eItult iif in gploleuh@
teuber 8ron3e ausgefiibrt. Die et1=
geTebten Mugen iinb aus @belitetrl.
Ser Saum bes @etpanbes pirb init
agriinen Q9atitetlren eingefaBt. Die
sSigur erbdlt tbren Blab in elmer
gttfde Der rteu erri9teten GebentbdlIe
auf benz sSriebbofe gu 9rdDelotte. Sn
Die 6dlle tpntnt als Mitte1puntt BON
Rortrdtreliefs Der 5elbberrn eine Dpn
Gauer auseefii6rte Marmprbiifte Gatz
fer Wilfelm's bes @r1ten auf einem
MSarmorpoftament. Die @inpeibung
rer 9ebenfballe ipirb i'm ttGh1ten Waai
hattfinben unb Der aaiier tptrb Der
Seter perf0nlih bettpobnen.
WGbrenb Der 5tiirrne purbe i'm
Nnfang Sanuor auF Manqerpoge perz
fu4t, Die gGellen bur9 Sel gu berubt=
GEN. Sd3it mar nprber cine 200 W2e=
ter ldnqe Robrleitunq bonn 0iinen1anb
in Die See gelest, bur6 bic Sel NIT
tels elmer tleinen 9rudpumpe binaus>
oebritdt ipurbe. Die Mirtung mar
iebr gertng, obelettb fi9 bos Sel auf
Der Sberfld6e bes Waffers 16neu
aIsbreitete. geur in ben Sbdlern sfptz
fden ben iih fplsenben Mellen mar
etne Wtrtung gu bemerten. Die
Stur31een 1elbit ltefen ungefhmdlert
bis an bic Siinen beran. t.. FL
Die S9laraffta Stuttgort's pirb
drldBli6 hes bunbertiten Sobestooes
Sdiller's bas g(nbenfen bes Oiaters
in ptetdtboIer Meife ebren. sic ipirb
oleth mad ben Stuttgarter S6iler=
fsterlt6teiten, ndmlt6 am IA. Mat,
IN Wtarbatb eine S6iQergebenffeier
berdnitaGten, gu Der Bic S9loraffen
rer ganaen Welt, befonbers au9 bic
Mmerttas, etngelaDen itnb. .S1pn
!ebt ftnb 3o9lrei3e 3ufd9en etn9elauz
fen.
Ser OiterI rIonntag tonlmt bieies
eSdhr er1t I'M 23. Nprtl, tpte es IN l845
unb 1856 Der 5dll mar. Oas fpdteIte
Datum, an tpel6em S1tern tommen
tann 1T Der 25. Npril, pei9es in
1866 Der san mar unb ii9 ipteber in
l943 erei9nen ipirb. Der frii6efte
Ea9 fir Sitern 1T Der %. Mdr5, uuf
wel6en Sag er in 1918 fieI, bus er1te
Mol in 200 SSSabren. Die 1aftenaeit
fdngt am s. MGr3 an.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-03-09

S9par5er 8artoffellalat 1T iebt
bds neuelte 8erltner @eridt. Gin
&artoffelgroiitit fat gum erIten Male
bic fogenannten Mobrentartoffeln =
ibr eigentli6er Name tit ngetetpapo"
- in Der 3entralmarttballe gum 8erz
fauf aus9eitelIt. Die neue &artoffel
bat nidt nur cine tpblI6par5e @9ale,
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