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Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1905-11-02
FEEDING SUGGESTIONS

Some farmers condemn gluten meal,
cottonseed meal and dried brewers
grains outright, while others have
fed them for long intervals with great
success, says II. j. Wheeler of the
Rhode Island experiment station. The
latter fact Indicates that probably those
who have had bad results fed care
lessly, that the particular lot of grain
was bad, or else the cows to which the
material was fed were in some respects
abnormal In some instances it has
been reported that gluten meal, while
giving good results combined with GER
tain foods, does not werk we'll with
some cows IL fed together with corn
meal.
Feeding Cottonseed Meal.
Some good feeders employ three
pounds or more Of cottonseed meal
daily, though it is generally held that
two pounds should be the maximum
daily allowance per COW. Gluten meal
may usually be fed more freely than
cottonseed meal
Feeding Cows.
The foo5 supplied to the dairy cow IS
designed to serve two purposes, says
American Cultiyator The first, aud
the one that always does and always
must take precedence. is the keeping
up Of the machinery Of life. The ami
NAL heat must be maintained. and the
constant wear and waste of the bones
and fiSs11ns of the body nll7St he re-
placed. All This must be done whether
any milk is produced or moi. If suit
able material then remains, it will be
utilized for the second purpose Of the
food. which is the production of milk
The man who gives his cows but little
food can obtain but little milk from
them. simply because they have very
little material from which to make it,
This rule applies just as fully to the
best COW IN the country as II does to
the poorest one.
When to Feed Literally.
The time to feed dairy cows more lib
erallg Is before they show the need OF
1t.
Good Feed, Good Returns.
It never pays to stint tEaAcows In
the matter OF feed or to reply too much
on cheap rations The more and bet
ter the feed the greater the returns
viii be. The cows should be fed. salt
ed and watered at regular intervals.
and thus made to form regular habits
Farm Progress
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1905-11-02
CREAM RAISING.
Advantages OF the Shallow Fan
Method For small Dafries.

advantages OF tine Snaft0W IAN
Method For small Diaries.
Shallow pans are the order of the
day, as rule, in the small diaries
where there are less than six cows
kept for butter and cream, says r. Nc
Council in the Dairy The milk must
be set warm after straining through
two thicknesses of muslin to extract
all dregs or dirt and in pans holding
from one to four gallons. The milk
cools naturally, and the cream rises
by gravitation into thick layer, much
depending on the temperature of the
dairy. Many people skim twice in the
twenty four hours. but 1t is best in
cold weather to let the milk stand and
skim only once. The greater part Of the
cream rises in the first twelve hours,
and il the milk is disturbed the rest
OF the fiat may never rise at all.
Cream obtained in the .'open air.
method is of the finest favor. requires
shorter time to ripen and makes
better favored butter than machine
SKINNED material Flat pans, Of
course. require lot Of room, but not
so much for a limited number of cows,
while jacketed pans OF the Jersey"
type are the best for use In this way.
If the milk is set warm, even heated
up to 120 degrees. and then trickle
Of cold water passed through the
jacket, the whole of the cream win be
quickly thrown up and OF the finest
quality.
1t seems that starting with warm
milk and in a falling temperature. the
fat, which does not cool SO quickly as
the serum, rises all the more quickly
For small dairy pans of this de-
scription are certainly better than
separator. In former note the writer
stated his belief that a separator was
suitable for a dairy of over ten cows,
but that for less than six the pan
system was much more handy and
convenient
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1905-11-02
STRAY PETALS

The season for Dutch bulb planting
is now on
Set tulips about FIVE inches deep and
Eve to six inches apart.
Plant hyacinths six or eight inches
apart, crown imperials a foot apart
and both the same depth as tulips.
Crocus and other low growing bulbs
are very pleasing when snaturalized'
in the grass Of the lawn.
Peonies should be divided and re-
planted In October
Where soil is light and well drained
seed of various annual flowers, such as
mignonette, sweet alyssum. larkspur,
centaurea, nemophyla, etc: may be
sown in autumn to give the plants an
early spring start
Take up tuberoses, dahlias, giadioius,
caladiums, cannas. tigridias and ma.
deira vines few days after frost
blackens the plants.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1905-11-02

HARDY BULBS
Practical Methods In Planting For
Early Spring Flowers.

Practical Methods In Planting For
Early Spring Flowers.
We were taught that the little bulb,
the snowdrop, also the tulip. crocus
and hyacinth, would be benefited Qf
ripe when taken up were they kept
in dry, cool place and planted again
in the fall, but ! have thought that
some of them, the tulips in particular,
would bloom better the second year II
left in the ground flowers nearly as
large and twice as many of them
We covered a large bed of tulips
when ripe with some three inches of
good loan and planted therein bed
ding plants for the rest of the season.
In cleaning up in the fall we took off
about one-half Of the added loan be-
fore mulching for winter rhe next
spring we had the finest bed of tulips
we ever grew
In planting bulbs we follow the old
fashioned method Of having a little
sand under each bulb. Most of. the
bulbs and tuberous rooted plants that
we know dislike and will not do well
in sticky SOIL Make it porous and
rich. and there will be no doubt of the
results.
The lilies, like the peony family,
should not be disturbed except to sep
arate them and to renew the soil
which has been exhausted after grow
ing them for few years. This should
be done when the foliage is ripe and
begins to turn yellow, keeping the bulb
out of the ground as short time as
possible. A good mulching will be
beneficial to our native bulbs and nee
essary to protect L. longiforum and T..
lanclfolium album, which are not quite
hardy enough for our winters. Charles
e. Keith
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1905-11-02
All-Wool Clothing,
Well Tailored, Fairly Priced,
That's the OAK HALL Slogan

We're always
busy In Our
Boys Depart
trsnt.
1t would be
Inexcusable In
us If we didn't
have a thor
oughly up-to-
date 5 { 0 c k
r Q q d y and
abundantIy
ready.
Eoys' A | r.
w o 0 | Suits
{Long Trous-
ers), $3.50 and
more.
A fine line of
Atl-Wooi SuitS
{knee Trcus-
ers), S..
RoyA' ALL
w 0 0 | over
coats, $3.50 and
more.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1905-11-02
Al Plant For the People.

The common name Of geranium Of
course means the pelargonium This
seems to possess all the qualifications
of a Plant for the people namely, beau
ty Of foliage and flower and a pleasing
fragrance More than this, it adapts
itself to every situation, is free from
insects and disease, can be propa gated
by cuttings, seeds, root division, layer
ing and messing or brought from the
garden in autumn and hung by the
heels to the cellar rafters and viii be
ready with very little care in early
spring to start anew and be as fine in
the garden bed in summer as ever It
was.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1905-11-02
Measuring the Ration.

1t is not necessary that farmers
should weigh the daily ration for each
cow, even IN scientific feeding. The
grain rations can be weighed at the
outset, the quantities OF each meas
ured, and the ration subsequently fed
by measure. BY making a mixture Of
the grain ration, in quantity, and then
measuring out the total amount de-
manded per feed, there viii be little
danger of accident owing TO careless
ness on the part of the hired help.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1905-11-02
Good Prices For Apples.

1t is apparent that growers should
have little difficulty in contracting APP
pies at remunerative prices this sea
son, says American Agriculturist. In
stead Of acting bearish, as a year ago,
buyeas are frankly acknowledging that
they expect to be compelled to give
more money for the coming crop than
they did for that Of 1904 Offers of
$3.50 to 81 per barrel are not uncom-
mon. In Michigan many orchards have
been sold at 81 to sI.75 for fruit as 1t
stands on the trees. Some growers
with fancy apples say they viii hold
out for & TO 49, In parts of Ohio
buyers have bid $50 for early fruit,
and in New York fall stock Is being
contracted around S. Contracts re-
ported in western New York for win
ter fruit at s..
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1905-11-02

POCKET GOPHERs.
They Are Found In widely separate
ed Parts of the Country.

By p. p. I4ANTZ, Kansas EXPERIMENT
station.
In some families of rodents cheek
pouches when present have the open
ing inside the mouth. In the geomyidae
the pouches are present, are fur lined
and open outside the mouth The fam
lily and the type genus derive their
name from their mode of life, which is
entirely in the earth. Nine genera Of
pocket gophers are known, all Of them
confined to North America Only three
Of the genera enter the United States.
OF the United States genera one Is
found in the great plateau region from
central Mexico and Lower California
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1905-11-02

Too1 FOR OPENING RUNWAY

an iron point. A bar is attached about
fifteen inches from the point to enable
the operator to use his foot in press
ing it into the soil. II is only neces-
sary to find the runway Of the go
pher. The handle is sufficiently thick
to make a hole large enough to per.
nit one to drop the poisoned potato
directly into the burrow The opera
tor then passes to another place, leav.
ing the hole open.
1t might be well not to let swine
run IN the alfalfa fields for time after
the poison has been put out
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1905-11-02
Fine Grape Display.

This splendid basket OF grapes was
exhibited at the New York state fair
by the New York Fruit Growers asso-
citation last fall Designs Of this char
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-09-26
gIHerlet.

- Nun Wontae abeno 8 ubr ent'
riB Elm Neger elmer Dame IN Der
@Ge pDn Npenue y uno 6. 5traBe
bic BDrie. pelde iie in Der 6ano
bielt uno enttam bamtt. SC erbeus
tete suan5ie Dollar.
Sn Der 6odihule miro iebi
unterribt in Der Stenogrephie uno
I'M @ebraub Der Sbreibmaihinen
erteilt. Sc fino fur ben .3ueG p0r'
ldufia awDlf S~breibmalhinen anae=
ibafft moroen.
- SER 6. gaQIen 1T BON elmer
ldngeren &eile, bic er nit 8emab
lin uno Tohter unternommer. au.
ridaetehrt. Die 5errihaften baber
ben 0elDmitone : Bart, Seattle,
Bortlanb. Salt 2ate gitp. Colorado
Springs uno anoere Orte beIuht.
- @inbreder branaeu ourb bic
6intertiir in ben Store BON 8. Sill
berIteiu, 206 Oft 6ouitDn 5traBe.
uno itablen SpanSig ubren, 8uei
Soften nit Gineen uno anoere
S@muGlahen. Sic enttamen I'M
bernertt.
Das Bripilegium fir ben Ser
fouF BON WbisteD, Wein unb 8ier
auf benz Wusiteuunasplabe 1T fiji
$3.50 auseegebeu moroen. Sir
bas Bripileatum, Wiener : 8urft 81
pertaufer, ueroer 1916 be5ablt.
- Wario Rulales bat iih ibuloig
b%etanntlih, ibr t%otgeborenes 8int
ihrem 5dwager Sole 8olales mil
benz Nuftrng ibergeben Su haben, ea
au beQraben. 9ie tletne 2ei6e muroe
betanntlib in Der Ndbe oes Nrana
iase BaBs9 i'm @ebilh uerbor=
gen aufoefunoen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-09-26
Sof0leS%
Die Neethpuem Gair.

SIM @arten uno Der 0alle bes Beet
hupeu=W 6nrer9Ur lift man beretts
eifris OH Der Nrbeit. i'm fir Die gr9Be
.Tair" uslhe Der Serein oteIen
Treitaa uno Samitag aiebt, ales IN
8ereitfhaft au ieben. BerfauISltdnoe
ueroen aufeeihlaasn, Baoiaons ees
baut, Deforationen angebraht uno
mai, tam idhon erfenneu, wie fib
aus Dem Durheinanoer, oas iebt
nod bort berridt, etpas Slbihes
entuifeln tpiro.
Nuh an Der 4eeelbahn, 100 Die
.Bopriibe 8iertube" einaeridtet
ino bas ibdumenoeNaB oUn aepanos
ten &eanerinnen i'm Tiroler &Ditim
Den @diten treoenat nerben lua, uno
an benz nBratnurit9lDdlein Der
beriibmten Nirnberaer 8neipe, miro
fleiBig ~aearbeitet uuo mar fam mol
iagen, bob beioe gu ben 5auptsNts
trattionen Der Sair geb0ren weroen.
Sic MAIDEN bic Sair aber niht auetn
aus. Da lit mod unenolid piel nlebr
su feben uno su eenieBen. Da giebt es
eiuen BunIG Nusihanf. in benz Daz
men in eleaantem 80coccotoltim Den
8un1h oarreiben, sierlihe Sapane=
rinnen prdientieren uns an anoerer
STEELE eiae Eafie buFtenoen Sbees
uno lh0ne Spanierinnen 0oer Staz
lieuerinnefl perfaufen un8 Gi9arrer
uno giaoretten. Sim gi8creamsS STAND
sualten 9aner i'm tlallilben, grieht'
fhen RoItim hires MtnteS uno Der
GafeesM usibant miro BON i6muden
Girtallterinnen bel0rgt, mabreno Der
2undftanb unter Der 9eituna aemhits
liher rWeanerinnen" iteht. Iub
einert Giibtei6 aiebt's bort. bel Gem
Ii5ilianilbe Tii9ertnnen ibr Weien
treiberl, uno bic beliebte B0ft0fice
lit eben1D meniQ ueraeiien. uno oann
Die ubrigen Gebensuirbiateiten. ga
aiebt es 8uoen, in oenen biitorilbe,
MISUNDERSTANDING uno mbtbologlibe
Wertmnroieteiten su ieben ftnc,
Wabrlaaer uno Wabriagerinne1 tpers
ben bort lein uno Die berrliGiten
.SGufions" ueroen fih Dem Nuee
oes Belmauers oarbieten. NnBeroem
lit es Der Tairs9 DIRECTION nod eeluns
gen. fid Der Dienfte zines peltbes
riibmteu. auBeroroentlib tiibtiaen
Bankruptcies uno 8auberfunitlers
au fi@ern, Der atuar ielbit nibt Ser
mann beiBt, aber iowol ben ehter
6ermann als bic ganse Geibe ietner
unebten NahfUlger naa to pieces
beatet".
On lift fir l%1nterbaltuna uno Ser
gntieeu Der @dfte beftens geiDrgt uno
audi fir ibr leiblides 8obl miro in
ausgiebiger Weiie Gorge getraaen
toerben. Die 8eleubtnue bes @ar'
tens unb Der 6ane tpieo aroBartig
iein. Die game SrDut oes @ebdubes
miro nit elettrilhen 2ompen beleu@=
tet ueroen uno oas @anse miro Elm
tuunoerbar farbenprdbtiees Bilo abs
geben.
9pffentlib miro oas @etter gut
iein uno Die Bemibun9er Der Nrrars
geure merben hurb eirer1 aablreiBen
Beluh belobnt tperoen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-09-26
Teras.

Cine gang rleue Nrt oes 8abu=
raubs if Wuntaa abeno in Der Ndbe
BON Sberman beaansen uDroen.
Gin paar &erle bielten einen 5rabt=
aug Der 6DuitOn & Eeras Central
Babn an uno nabmen ben auf Dem
8uge angeitenten 8abnleuten aIea
fort. mas fie an 8elb unb Wertladen
bel iib batten. SDnit ruar es Elm un.
aeidriebenes. aber ftreng ~beacbtetea
@eieb. oaB bic Babnanaeiteaten bel
iolhen ueberfdQen niht belditigt
uuroen, man bielt fid an Die Baiia.
siere uno Den Snbalt oes grpreBma=
gems. Spllter, Die Seiten fir Die
6erren 8abnrduber aud ible9ter
gepDroert iein?
- Sn Spuiton iino elm aepiiier
Srant s. 6batt uno feline arau uns
ter oer ant[age perbaftet, Soa 6.
Broom, Die in ibrem 0auie ftarb,
get6tet gu babeu.
aus Brownsville tpirb Qetnel'
bet, oaB Der &tD @ranoe. Der mebs
rere Eaee lang febr bod mar, mies
Der 81 fallen begDnnen bat.
= Der unterribt in Dem rQgri'
cultural & Webanical College" bat
mieoer beeunnen.
- unler NbDnnert, SEER @uitat
8aoide in Dapp, DeWitt County
ihreibt uns: Die 8aummpnernte i'll
bier i'm 9uridnitt out; iie ergiebt pDr
l Biz I BaQen pet Nder. Die &orn=
ernte lit ausgeseihnet.
Die Iuitiner BADEN oos @elt
fiir bas Mils>S elolager, meldes opri
i'm December abeebalten ruerben iul,
aufgebrabt.
- Sn 81 Baio bat iih ein getpii.
Ter George Gapn pOn Der giIen.
balm iberfabren laiien. Sapr be.
trieb friher elm gut 9ehenbe8 Sblaht.
tergeibdft. Dor einiaer 8eit madte
er cine @rbihaft; er aab lofprt fem
@elhdft auf unb fling an nit BEN
@elo fGrmlib UNI iih gu merfen. Sebi
mar nit ieinen Wittetn gu gnoe un1
aus gersweifluna nabm er Ftb oaa
Geben.
Bie aus Taplor aemeIoet miro,
peroeu Die bortigen Saloons prompt
am 81. DftDber gei6l0fien peroen.
Wan beabitbtiat feinen Br0teft aes
Qen bas Geiultat Der 20col OptiDns
Nbftimmung 81 periuhen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-09-26
Wte TIT DteS

gBit bieten etnbanoert 9oflars gelo5uung fir e.
ben Gaa BON Ratarrh Der nlGt bur6 .Ginnebmsn
pom 9aGt's zRur gebeilt uerOen
tann.
8. ). @benep g. 60, Giaent. SuleSo. ..
.g9ir, Die untersei4neteu, baben 8. ). @beneg
lett ben lesten Is Snbren g%efann. nno balten i'm
itr bolfommen ebrenbaft in alien 8ei4dftsperbano=
lun9en uno iinanBieq befdbigt, ale bon ieiner Girma
ein9egangenen DECENTRALIZATION 3u %erfhIeu.
Batoine, &innan & Maroiu, @roBban.
oels=S roautfteA. Soleso, O..
6al's Satnrrb=Sur miro innertt1 genommen unn
Dirtt brett auf bas 8lut unb Die i9leimigen Ober=
tdden oes Spfemg. 3eugniife frei %oerIanot. 9reis
Is Gents fur Die Slui6e. gertauft BON allen apu=
tbeteru.
@ebmt SaH's sEaratIien. % saen fir gertopfuna
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-09-26
Sic Saum,ppnernte.

Die n@alueiton SEEMS" bat Dor
eiuioen 5asen nieoer cine ueberlt9t
uber Die Baumpouernte oerDHent=
Gtdt. Sic brinet in ibc 8erihte aus
518 Orten in SeraS unb II i'm Sns
oianer : 3erritortum uno Sffaboma,
Die ale am 10. September eeihrte=
ben iino uuo Die in tbrer @elammtbelt
uus elm eutes Bib BON Dem 3uitano
Der oiesidbriaen 8aummouernte ae.
ben. 8orausaeiebt natirlih, oaB
Die 8eridte perld6lih Iino. uno oas
pHeeen lie ia gemDbnlid 81 fem.
8ir baben lbon bel perihieoenen
@eleeenbeiten ourauf binaenieien,
oaB Der Musfau Der oiesidbriaen
Baumuplernte in ben perihieoenen
@eaenoen unIere8 StaateS arunos
per5h;eoen lit. 9as bat fib nod in
feinern Beridt 10 oeutlid aeaeigt ute
i'm uorlieaenoen. SIN Sloen uno
5ibneften oes States MAIDEN mir
cine CUTE, ia teilpeiie cine iehr quite
grute, i'm garaer iibriaen Staate,
nit Nusnabme bes rBanbanole" lit
Die grnte aber nur mdBtg uto in
nielen @eaenoen ioaar brett i6ledt.
86breuo i'm SIoen oes States Die
| @rnte INN 63 BrDaent uno bier bel
uns i'm Siomeiten iDQar I'M "a Bro'
| sent gr6Ber lit als bic lebtiabriae, lit
fie inn Of : geras nm A, in NOro'
9eras um 81, in Central : 9eraS UNI
% uno i'm ntittleren @eiten oes
States. nm 20 Broaent oes ihlebs
ter ola lebtes Sabr. Sc mutet oas
einen mie cine ausgleidenoe @erebs
tiefeit beS @bidlafs an. Wdbreno
Der lebten Sabre baben mir bier UNI
ten i'm Sioen uno Su0meften ims
mer miIerable grnteu gebabt, nab
reno tie i'm eanaer anoeren Staate,
pur aIem IN Central. uno N0ro,
Teras, brilliant maren, oies Sabr
it's nun einrla( umaefebrt.
Muf bieie @eiie tunnte es aber
tommen, oaB trDb Der treffiben
grnte, Die bier unten bel un8 in ben
Seloern ftano un6 ftebt. Der @es
iammtertrag Der oiesidbrieen Baums
mpllernte unleres Staates binter Der
lebtidhrigen auridblteb. @s miro
abaeIAabt, oaB unier Staat oies
Sabr unaefdbr 2.211,8 $3.50 8aQeu
pruousterer miro; oas muroe rrees
fabr INN ALI BrDsent meniger
fem alS lebtes Sabr.
ueberan I'M Staate lit oieS Sabr
ueniger 2ano nit VaummoIe be-
ftent tuproen, alS lebtes Sabr. 9ieIe
8erminoerung oes Ireals bat gum
9eil auh nit oaran ibulo gebabt,
baB Die grnte oies Sabr tleiner 1T.
{ Sn OF Teras 3. g., wD Die Grnte
UNI A 8rDaent tleiner lit, bat man
aber AUDI UNI % 8rosent neniaer
2anb beiteat; in @orosEeras UNI %
Brpaent, in Central > 9eras UNI II
BrDsent u. {. 10. SIN Slomeiten
betrua Die Rebuttion Ii unb i'm
eanaen Siiben Is Brpsent. troboem
baben noir cine 10 piel arDBere @rnte
gen,aht ais lebtes Sabr. Daraus
Fam man erit ieben, tuie reid Der
grtrae Qetpelen tit.
Das Snoianersg erritorium proous
siert bies Sabr un9efdbr $50, 791
BaQen uno Otlabuma ungefdhr
250, 408 gaDen; in erfterem lift Die
@rnte Inn II, in lebterem um Ill
Br0Sent ihlehter als lebtes Sabr.
Sn beioen lift oies W2al aber AUDI
penieer 9ano nit 8aummoue be-
p1anst nDroen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-09-26

SUrresp0ll0el3. Content,
Colorado g., ben "a. Sept. 1905.
Die 9r0denbeit bd[t an, oas Orb
reid olritet nab elmer erunblihen
Nnfeuhtuna, um benz @ras in ben
We~ioeaebeaen, oas am Sertr0dnen
lit, uieoer fril@es Wahstum su Oerz
leiben, ionie aud oaB bic SiBfars
t0fel, met6e iih i'm Stadium Der
gntuiGelune befinbet, Die nDtiae
9ahrung erbdlt. @benip lit es Sic
h06ite Belt NIT Ser Nusiaat fir
6erbitaemiiie su beatnnen; &artofs
fel uuroen stuar, ais mir Dor IA
3aeen nit einem lanften &eaen BE-.
aludt mureen. eiligit Dem B0oen
i~bereeben, ieoob bic inteniipe 5on=
nenbtBe bat 10 aiemlih oas bishen
Seubttafett abiorbiert.
Sir bas gtnernten Der 8aunt4
moue fonnte bisber bic 8itteruna
nibt aiinitiger fem. Sn oieSer Be
lbdftigun9 lit fait tein Sag o~erlDren
geeangen, 70 oaB oieie grnte almdb=
lid auf Die 0eige sebt. 9as grgebs
nis geitaltet lih i'm Iuaemeinen bes
frieoiaenb, BON eirent brittel big ba(s
ben BaQen nDm NGer, in belnnoers
stnftiaen Sduen etpas n1ebr. Ser
8erIanot BON Weimar miro taum
TO-, 900 BaQen iberiteieen. 1000
uno einige bunoert marerl es poriaen
WtttnDh; uno bn Der Breis befrie=
biat, fIbtt lih Der Sarn1er niht be.
uogen, oamit 5u ipetuliereu, lunoern
nertauft iofDrt.
neher oas uu9ltd, roelbes am
16. iber 0errn linton Seifert in
8eimar, ourd oas Iufblaien oes
Dampffeiiels in ieiner gDttunain,
| bereinbrab, laBt iid nibts peiter
iagen, als mas bic 3eitungen bereits
beridtet baben, acknowledgements
itno bet oieiem unfau stuei buff.
nunasnoae Wenidenleber gu betfas
gen; es uiiroen ieooh unsueifel6aft
mebr nerunalidt iein, tpentt Die Sea-
taftrDpbe etlibe Stunoen IpGter ein=
getreten hodre. oenn aem6bnli@ biels
ten oes Gaa8 lber an oieier Steue
BON 1870 Subrnerte nit Bauns
mDae unb bic babinter befinolihe
Blatform oes 0ffentlidlen Cotton,
Bieaer8 miro ununterbru1en fee.
quentiert. Sn bieier friiben Wur,
genitunoe uar aber nod tuenio Ser
tebr. Ser materieue 8erluIt belduFt
itb auf ca. $1,000 Dollar.
uniere Na9barn s. Befen uno 6.
Branoes iiuo BON ibrer &eiie nab
ibrer a(ten 9eimat Oloenburg uno
0ann0uer nab etua spei Wonaten
Nufentbalt mieoer aliidlib auae'
langt. Sic fino iebr befrieoiqt pDn
Der 8eiie uno oerer ginoriGen uno
batten elnftige 5abrt bin mie suriG.
Die langen Serien an Der bieiigeu
Sdule geben nit oieier WpHe su
gnoe. Nm 2. Sttober beginnt Der
uuterridt BON Neuem nit y Ihuls
| pHibtiaen ainoern.
Die Ineeleaesbeit Der &irbenae.
meinoe nit ibrem Brebiaer iAeint
nod ni6t erlebiat gu fem; uie ib
aber geb6rt babe, 1T linn bebeutet
%pOroen, iih nab einem anbere11
Birtungstreis umauieben.
Wit oieiem WDnat iino es 25
Sabre. als ib Die erfte &orreipuns
beng on Die uSreie Breiie" ein'
ianote. s. 8.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-09-26
Nm Die 9emtid3ea bon 7eras.

Die beutiGen 8ereine oer Sta0t
@alneItun baben Gurbereitunger gez
trpHen, an1 GDnntae, ben %. DITTO
Der b. s., cine 9eutlde Tae>Teier
in erDBem Stile in @alneiton absus
baIten, au melber aud Die Befahung
beS oeutihen &reusers Bremen"
Der oann i'm Oafer tueilen mirb. einz
aelaoen ueroen fou. Nne Nnaeiben
iprehen oaflr, oaB Die fummenoe
Teier an @rDBe uno ShDnbeit ale
Sefte ii~bertreffen miro, Die mdbrenb
elmer langen 8eihe BON Sabren ourh
oas Deutihtutn uno fur oas Deutids
tum in 9ernS aboebalten nuroen.
Bir, Die Witglieoer oe8 @retutiu'
&omite's, baben Die Nbiiht. bic 2eils
nabme ausmdrtiger 9eutlben am
Teite 10 erDB mie mDalib gu geital'
ten. @ir haben beidlofen, ourh
bic teraniibe Breiie ale 9eutihen
i'm State Teras CUR Beteiligu1a at,
Tefte auf5uforoern uuo laoen oaber
ale oeutlfen 8ereine, iopie 0ihtz
~pereinsmitalieoer i'm Staate freunos
lihIt elm, fth NIT urs am q. DITTO
ber gu freuen uno benz Set, gu @bs
rel, bes DeutiGtums uno unierer
@Gite peranitaltet. gu einett arDBen
grfolge gu perbelfen.
Der Gprmtittae oes 5eittages niro
gum @mpfang Der @dfte uno CUR 8es
lihtigun9 bes &riegsififfes pertpens
oct tueroen; am Nahmittag uno
Ibeno miro bic etaentlibe 6eier, be-
itebeno aus aonsert. Reoeu, BAH
&C., ibren 8erlauf nebmen.
Die giienbabnen meroen bel Der
@eleaenheit bic Tabrpreiie 10 auBers
Droentlib ermdBiaen, bob ieoermarn
in Der Gage fem mtro, nab @alnefton
gu fOmr,en.
gereine, Die iid rim corpDre" at,
benz Tefte gu beteiligen geoenten,
lino gebeten. biesbe5iglibe Witteis
lunqen an 0errn War gromann,
Sdriftfiibrer oeS gretutipa &omites,
%. uno gburbsS traBe, Galueiton,
ger.. 81 rihten.
Das gretutios& 0mite far Die
9euti1e Gag 8 5eier in @als
peftDn, 1905.