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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-16
WILL NOT CONSENT.


Toronto Aug President Ellie ,f
the CHited Tpothetae appeared before
IN" committee appointed By the Inter.
nnT'onai Typographical union 10 con-
sister the movement FOR an eight hour
gay Nj F,llis said emuhaticauy lhsf
ihs employers would not consent IN ,u
etEht-hour day IT there is 90 ba "a
stF'h" ln January 10 carry that point
ne said '~i 81 come. the hosass win bee
prepared for &c.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-16
mlNoR sArrERs

Thsre = murh typaoss sevev ~
HuFnbie Tex
Nan~ shosaN@na esHsnfn. II Galveston
hAN@ h~wn mcrw@nesa
T~@ namn @fth @smna~@n quarts 81
aannT were ARRESTED a. th@ E@rwyn
e. - ampnG
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-16

aast victims al HTnendteifis are
thn@s sao Sne heh rails cua sis pat
80 Orfna l-a2atisH atf syfau rar~s
roF91af eonesifsNtf ~ stimulating
fh@ tis~F MnA ~ ana restores the
nmamraa aeatnu sw ba4ess Orans
4axMAAA@ PEaM Aosa@ no2 maa
~@&@ - *~sp@ mgld aaa pleas
ans se - Eae buhseatat em h.
~ Yeas
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-16

Detroit. s. New York, 4
Cleveland, 7: Washington O.
Philadelphia. g 81 Louis, o. Eve in
ninEs, rain. Wadd~ti for Philadelphia
sta rt~d 10 pitch a game thar would
proba bly, have been "a record breaker.
lie struck out nine men In 1--WE innings
aHd ava not permit a hit
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-16
HANS WAGNER, NATIONAL
aRKATEaT BATSMAN.


the suspension Miller. which had been
raised. President Baugh Of the local
association is In favor Of suspendsnr
them for the rest of the season. Score
was: Birmingham. 4 Atlanta, 3. ten
innings.
Shreveport. Memphis 3
Montgomery. g. Nashville. l.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-16

Waco. 8 Dallas.
Temple. 5, Fort Worth. ?
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-16

Philadelphia 3 pittsburg. fva in
ninEs rain
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-16

Galveston. Q Beaumont, A.
san Antonio. Houston.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-01-27
FAIR DIRECTORS MEET.
List Of Standing Committees Announced
BY President Howell.

The Central Texas fair directors
held their first meeting last night
since their reelection, with Pres
ident w. ;. Howell In the chair
and Secretary Searcy at his desk.
The meeting was called to begin
preparations for the new years
work, aud the most important bus-
mess was the announcement Of thu
following standing committees by
President Howell:
Program and Amusements - Wal
drop, Burger, n. g. Rhodes, Z. NJ
Winters.
Exhibits-Wipprecht, Webb How
ell, A. j. Buchanan. Connolly.
Buildings and Grounds-Jas. n.
Webb, Winters, Burger.
Advertising-Connelly, Bochanan,
Q. +. jenkins, Rhodes.
Transportation-w. 5. Howell,
Searcy.
Observation-Disclosures, Connelly,
Buchanan.
Another meeting will be held two
weeks hehce, at which time the
dates for holding the next fair will
be fixed
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-01-27

.he killing of Gibbs and wounding
of Wells.
Those making the charge claimed
that they based it upon the fact
that Harrell had invited Gibbs
and the two other yoGng men with
him to a party to he given in the
country. They asserted this was
merely trap to decoy Gibbs into
the woods in order that he and
Carter might shoot him. The
friends of harrel and Carter assert
this charge was wholly without
foundation, as the men had been
nowhere near the neigh Dorhood Of
the supposed party aud were not
driving that way, and that Harrel
had not invited them to any party.
Harrel and Carter we're placed in
Jail. however, but Harrel was soon
to bail.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-01-27
Why the Sesys Left.

"The feeling ran very high there
for few days and as this man
Dunaway remains there l was
(&,am trouble might ensue If my
son and | did not show that we
were peaceably inclined by leav.
ing. We asked the governor To
relieve the situation by removing
this ranger. This, il seems, he
has refused to do, conseq uently
the best thing for Us is to do our
part by leaving. Il seems hard
that men who have lived in a
for so many years as we
have, and who have been identified
with everything there fos the up.
building Of the county, should flud
il necessary to leave in order that
an unnecessary official may show
a little brief authority, but |
would far rather do this than have
The name Of Madison county fur.
her injured by more trouble being
provoked"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-01-27
Houston Chronicle.


Captain Il. b. Seay and his son
M. ID. Sesy were in Houston this
morning and left on the afte rnoon
train for Huntsville, where they
will visit relatives.
Captain Seay, who is one of the
leaaing citizens Of Madison county
and memb of the state dem
ocratic executive committee, left
jacksonville with his son yester-
day in order that there might not
be any further trouble in connec
ton with the presence of the State
rangers in that city and the indig-
nation that has been aroused on
accoun. Of an attack made by one
OF the state rangers some days ago.
Behind these simple statements
is a story that Is quite interesting
and that shows how a small mat
ter may frequently result in a
whole county being aroused.
Captain Seay was seen by rep.
resentative of The Chronicle aud
consented to give information of
the incident that led up to the ar.
rest of his sou and the attack that
il is asserted was made upon him
by a state ranger named Dunawsy.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-01-27
BANKERS APPROVE.
Endorse the Plan Agreed Upon by Cot
ton Growers Convention

WV 1NNWofe S9UNoUaten
New orleans. Jan. 26.-The Southern
Bank association. at a meeting.
passed resolutions endorsing the plan
OF the Southern Cotton Growers as
ISOLATION. expressing the belief that the
southern bankers were imply able TO
prepare for the holdings OF the surplus
OF the present crop. and proposed 90 90
30 nr1er the conventions pledge OF IS
per cent on acreage and Fertilizers. de-
clar.nE themselves In sympathy with
the movement for a uniform warehouse
system under proper legislation for
the present and future crops. Co
operation by various interests 20 as
sis; the cotton growers provides for
n committee. one from each state. with
A. X. Rivers OF Texas as chairman and
John d. Walker of Georgia as secre-
tary. 10 act as n finance committee 20
Cooperate with the association OF per-
fecting their organlz~ ton nnd In es-
tabllshing n complete warehouse sys-
tenn and authorizing the chairman OF
the Southern Bankers convention 10
call upon the state bankers assocla-
lions 10 raise n voluntary Contribu-
tion from Southern Bankers % st0.-
900 20 assist the Southern Cotton
Growers association In putting into ef-
feet the ways and means OF reducing
cotton acreage rs per cent
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-01-27
Telegram 10 the Governor.

Jacksonville, Texas, Jan. IL,
1905 To Hon. S. w. r. Lanham,
Austin, Texas.-0ne Dunaway, a
ranger under Captain Mcdonald,
on yesterday made a severe and
unprovoked assault upon a good
citizen, NJ. d. Seay, arrested him
for misdemeanor, disarmed, beat
him over the head with a pistol,
breaking his cheek bone, kicked.
cursed and treated him outrage
ousIy upon the streets and placed
him in all, though offered bond
Citizens will not tolerate such con-
duct. Send General Hulen to in
vestigate Answer.
Il. B. Seay, C. L. Gustavus &
Co., John Il Morris, NJ. d, James
r. Morris, NJ. d., j. +. Tinsley.
w. T. Hawkins, Wilson Adams,
J. II. Heath, J. n. Robinson, J. C.
Thompson, X. w. Coombs, II. A.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-01-27

have been received. mostly smaIi cot.
ton producers. too small n proportion
20 have much significance II published
Thursday. If tie convention desires
such a partial report II will be made
Thursday at 1 o'clock. Washington
time"
The convention voted a request that
the report be sent with n comparison
with last years report from the same
counties at the same time.
The convention listened to addresses
by Thomas Il. Watson OF Georgia ana
Captain n. p. Hobson.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-01-27
DRIVEN ~ FIRE.
One Hundred and Fifty Person. Had
TO Hurrisdly Get Out.

New York. Jan. 2s.-with the tenn
perature NJ zero and the wind at forty
miles per hour. with driving. binding.
sharp fine snow. 100 persons were
driven from their homes early Thurs
day by a FIRE which threatened 10 de-
rtroy whole blocks OF tenement houses
in the Bronx. Many occupants OF the
houses. whose exit h,d been cut OF
ly the flames. were rescued by voiun-
teer life savers while the fremen were
struggling through immense drifts OF
snow which made the streets almost
impossible.
Although no lives were lost many
persons who were forced 10 fee IN
their night clothing suffered severely
from exposure. and Il II feared that
some OF them may not survive. Sew
eral are now at hospitals and suffering
from shock and hysierla- The IRE was
fubdued after six double three-story
tenement houses had been destroyed
The financial loss is plaoei at 100000.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-01-27
Seay on HarreI's Bail.

Harrel with his mother and
brother lived on NJ. ID. Seay's place
and Harrel had frequently wor. ed
for Seay. Seay, therefore, in err.
ested himself in the case and EN-.
ployed Messrs. Jackson & Gusia-
vus to defend him. Hon. NJ Y.
Randolph was employed to defend
Carter. Mr.. Seay offered to go on
Harrel's bond when he was ad
mitted to bail and with Lawyer
jackson went down to the Jail to
fix up the papers. The young man
vas released and when Seay left
the Jail, walking down the street,
he passed Ranger Dunaway, who
turaed, threw his gun on him and
demanded a pistol which he
claimed Seay had on his person.
This Seay admitted, whereupon it
is claimed Ranger Dunaway struck
him with the pistol, breaking his
cheek bone, took Seay's pistol
from him, kicked him and forced
him into Jail.
The father Of Mr.. Seay and his
friends became very much aroused
over this and sent Gov. Lanham
the following telegram:
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-01-27
TO 5RE ,k STRIKE
Proclamation Issued Gives Plan Of
Russian Government.


Russian Government.
st. Petersburg. Jan. Ex-Governor
General Trepor and Minister OF FL
nance Kokovsen issued n proclama-
ton which reveals the governments
plan for breaking the strike. not only
here. but throughout Russia The proc
iamstion IL conceived In n paternal
men who want to better their condition
should have brought their demands 10
the government instead OK being mis-
led by agitators into afiliating with
a movement which IL not confined 20
economic aspiration. II invites them
TO return TO work. promising them IN
the emperor's name. a revision % the
laws 10 as TO restrict the hours OF
labor the institution OF plan for
state Insurance. and otherwise 10 meet
their demands 10 far NJ the law will
permit and guarantee them protection
against Interference by agitators This
document viii be followed either by
an imperial manifesto along the same
lines. In the hope OF preventing the
spread OF the strike. or nv specific
proclamations by the local authorities
where strikes are IN progress by
promising e yield the question OF the
hours % labor which are now legally
eleven hours In Russia. the authorities
believe they win meet the main griev-
ance Of the workmen. This. together
with the guarantee OF protection. the
authorities hope. VIII induce those
strikers who are Indifferent. in political
demands. and whose class. they de-
clare constitute a great bulk OF men.
TO resume work.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-01-27

Robinson. l.. NJ. Robinson, G. C.
Simonton, f. 4. Ward, NJ. Y.
Randolph, r. ]. Randolph. +. w.
Massey. Joseph c. Webb, T. C.
Farris, r. S. Rather, j. II. Robin.
son, II. l.. Hensarling, J. w.
Doan, A. Wiser, George Wallace,
+. w. Byers, I. F. Panisel, Z L.
Byers. Ben Leonard, II. 5. Wal.
lace. w. N. Hale, r. G. Buriis,
II. B. Huston, w. A. Marlborough.
d. Leary, r. NJ. Common, NJ. NJ
Leonard, J.W. Smith, +. N. Sloan,
Leonard Harle, J. A. Herring.
General Hulen in response to
this visited Madisonville but it
seems no action satisfactory to the
citizens who requested his pres.
ence was taken. The excitement
continued 10 be at a fever heat
and in order to prevent further
trouble Captain Seay decided TO
take his son away. They left yes
tet,lay and arrived in Houston this
moruii r and will spend come time
at Huntsyille.
Captain S6ay's son is about 30
wears Of age, and has lived In
Madison county all his life, and
has a large family.
After discussing the case this
morning Captain Seay said:
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-01-27
Captain Seay's Offer.

81 am willing to DO anything in
my power to keep down trouble,
although the attack upon my son
was unprovoked and most out
rageous. | don't want TO SET
further trouble. One constable in
Madison county without a pistol
can manage the entire situation
there. There is no necessity what.
ever for the presence of Ranger
Durang, and his remaining there il
resented by our people. offered
General Hulen a bond oF $1,000,
payable TO the state Of :. exas as a
guarantee Of my statement that |
can take one constable, aud 90 I'M
armed, and arrest any man in
Madison county.
II know nothing whatever about
the shooting Of Gibbs except what
has been related. II seems that
the connection of Harrel with the
affair was based wholly upon cir.
cumstantial evidence, which evil
dence his friends claim has no
foundation. My son interested
himself in the matter simply be
cause young Harrel had worked
with him and worked on his place
Perhaps he did wrong to carry a
pistol, but this could have been
obtained from him without any
violence. Pistols are frequently
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-01-27
TELLS OF STRIKE.
Governor Said II Was Brought About
by Threats.

Kovno. Russia. Jan. 2s.-The gov
ernor has issued proclamation an
nouncing the general strike at Kovno
has been brought about by threats OF
. small group OF workmen. whose
hopes for changes in factory regula-
lions and Increase Of wages cannot.
the governor says. be attained by such
means. He urges the strikers not to
listen 10 the prompSings OF the evil
disposed. but to resume work. promls-
ing TO examine the mems demands and
az far as possible grant them. At the
same time the governor warns the
strikers that In the event OF disturb
ance he will take vigorous measures
BY using an armed force II necessary.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-01-27
Agents Wanted.

W, want an agent In every town TO sell on,
Dustless Floor AMI Garrett Brush. A Gold Medal
" nner az 81. Louis Worlds Fair DIN rent
STYLES for use 10 private hosses, stores, schools
omces, dge halls etc Reduce. dust "a De- =
cent. Every ourth guarantees. Sig money snd
permanent Income 10 live agent-aone
other heed apply Previous experlen - unnres.. ;
sary. Mllsaukee Dustiess Brush Co, NIL
Waukee, Wis a.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-01-27
No Deception.

Miss Goodart-I gave you that quar-
ter because you said you hadn't had
anything 10 eat since yesterday morn
ing. and here I catch you going into q
saloon. Weary willle-Lady. I said I
hadn't anything 10 eat but didn't say
wanted anything to eat. did If-Phn-
adelphia Ledger.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-01-27
A Midnight Murder.

Just before Christmas three
young men, Hunter Gibbs, Morris
Wells and Bill Bruce, were in a
buggy driving along a Madison
county road. A gun was fired
from the roadside at the men in
the buggy and rs a result, Gibbs
was mortally wounded and Wells
badly hurt. Gibbs, who was about
20 years Of age, died two days
later.
Immediately after VIM. Harrell,
generally known as Red Harrell,
and Horace Carter were arrested
charged with being accessories to
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-01-27

worn by men in our coanty. am
perfectly willing for my son to be
arrested on the charge Of carrying
concealed weapons, but the assault
upon him was an outrage and was
resented not only by himself but
by the good people Of the county
generally.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-01-27

smaller wednesday night there was
severe fighting. Cosss Nks and police
men firing their revolvers. Some thir-
~ persons were wounded. OF whom
nine were taken TO the hospital. Three
are severely wounded. Two persons
had their scalps cut and a third was
struck in the stomach with a bullet.
The demonstration Is slackening.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-01-27
Found Hanaina.

Chelan. Wash. Jan. 2s.-Peter John
son has been found hanging 20 a raft
er In the barn on his ranch. He was
about seventy years OF age and ieaxes
n wife and two aons He came TO Che
Ian three years ago from Preston Ia
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-01-27

81. Petersburg. Jan. 2s-Number OF
persons killed In Sundays demonstra-
ton Is now estimated az about 200.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-01-27
elNNERs' REPORT.

Convention Voted TO Have Director
North Transmit Same.
New orleans. Jan. 26.--At the night
session OF the Cotton convention Pres
ident Jordan read telegram from
Director North OF the census bureau.
answer TO the request for ginners'
report Thursday. II said; We have
given our agents until Jan. 2S TO mail
reports OF cotton ginned TO Jan. i6.
Thus far only $50 out OF zoo counties
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-01-27

Holly vann. who. with two other
prisoners. escaped from the Dallas
Jail. gave himself up.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-01-27
SEVERE FIGHTING.
Thirty Persona Were Wounded. Three
Of Them Seriously.

Helsingsfors. Finland. Jan. 2s.-Ai-
though the crowds On the streets we're
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-01-27
why SEAYS LEFT MADISON COUNTY
STORY OF THE TROUBLE IN WHICH
TEXAS RANGERS PLAYED
A PART.

N. D. Sesy Was Attacked by 0ne Of the
State Troopers-lncident Created
Intense Excitement and Re.
suited In an Effort 10
Recall the Officer.
A Midnight
Murder.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-06-06
@nnbc &niec BEL Yierben.

Stilr5en Die Yferoe beim Single
ben, 10 meroen gepobnli6 Die aniee
perlebt, uno Die 6olge lit bel unge-
eieneter 8ebnnolung cine unihone,
banrloie Ntarbe. Sot iif elm Tferb
Die &niee ooer zines berielben per-
lest, 10 fibre mon bas Sbier iofort
in oen Stat uno gieBe 10 lonee @ois
Ter aui Die Wunoe. bis lie eriinolih
geialtbert lit, ourf) Ibrupfen nit
2inem Stiif reiner, peider 9ein-
pano i~orgf1ltie ab. Sierouf belege
man Die @unbe, obne Inpenbung
ieber ginreibuna, nit gut foroirter
S%aumpo1e, lege cine Slannelbinbe
(feine 2einponb) nm uno beieltige
Den Gerbnno nit einem niht 81 felt
o%nge5ogenen &nieleoer. Scbcnn
loiie MAJ oas Yfere, obne oen Ser
BANJO al beriibren "a Gage rrtben.
Gto6 ablouf oieier 3eit nebme man
Den 8erbano iorgi1ltis ab, unter ge.
laiiung Der in Der aruite, Die iitl se-
biloet bat, befinolifen gaumpoae,
bepege baS Yferb langiam i'm
Sdritt, bamit Die 8rliite nidt brift,
uno leoe Damn einen gleiten Ser.
bonb mieber an. Sn 10 bis 19 20.
gen fdQt Die aruIte ab uno unter
berielben bat iid cine regelmGbis
nit fleinen Saaren beoedte, iunse
Saut gebiloet, obne irgenb melfe
aenberung in Der Sarbune au sci.
gen. 9as Wittel lit ebenio einioG.
pie ieine @irfung iifer iii, unb lei
oarum Der 8eadtung u~nierer Ifer.
oeaiihter uno Bferoebeiieer empfob-
len.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-06-06

lit bas elm 9rang, Der bas Sunae 81
Gage foroern miiB. 0ieie 8eben
treten in groBeren ODER fleineren
3Diifenpouien elm; pdbreno bieier
3miifenpallien bleibt Der 9eburts.
oft rubig. go ioa ai,f) nit Der Sc.
burtsbilfe porgegangen neroen. Nte
inu man 5ieben, penn Die Stub nift
ielber oriidt uno brdnet. @enn
mar riftig perf1brt uno Der Sohe
mebr ODER penieer ibren 2auf ldBt.
10 rperben, INN 10 an iagen, iiber oen
@eburtsoft Die @eben auigebraft
unb es lit feline @eiobr mebr Dor.
bunoert, bnB Die Stub naf Der 9eburt
nod brdf1at unb, rpie man iaat, Den
9eib aussrift. @irb aber, pie
chen nod in pielen 6aGen, nit 9e-
malt uno obne pauien Der @eburts.
oft beforoert, 10 treten nafber nod
&eben elm, Die sur @eburt notbie
gepeien ndren, uIto Surf) oieie fam
Die 9ebGrmutter ousgeoriidt wer.
Den, tDenn man nidt iebr auf Der
Sut lit. Iuh bas rmitilpen Der
S6eibe @orfaW mag nit miserna-
tiirliher @eburtsbilfe i'm Suiam.
menbange iteben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-06-06
Sansmittcl fir @eIpenitide.

@egen @eipenitide lit 3piebeliaft
elm einiofeS uno pirfiames Mittel.
Cine 3wiebel miro our6eeihnitten
urb Die &urlbe, nafoem Der Stafel
berouSge5oeen. nit Der Shnittfl1he
Ger 3luiebel eingerieben, poral,i Der
Shmer5 lofort ihminoet rno feline
@eifmulit entitebt. SalspurS, in
dhnlid)er @eiie pernenbet, mirft
gleifiaQs. Crime Sdmierleiie
empfiehlt iih ebeniaQS ais lebr an.
ties uno biqigeS Wittel.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-06-06
9llte uiunaen 9artpffe(n.

Seit @ofen iinb auf ben WGrften
unierer 8robitdote riunee" oDer
meme" 8ortofieln 6u baben unb fin-
Den Su guten Breiien pilise abnel.
mer. Sn Der Slide irnb aui Dem
Gid bereiten eieie .neuen aartoi.
feln" in Der Reeel gntt1uitung,
oenn lie linb peber jung, nod nei,,
ionoern lie itammen aus Der lesti1b.
rtgen grnte uno iino finltli1 Der.
iiingt. uno 5par 10, baB lie auf Den
erlten Inbltf bon jungen oiesiGbri-
gen S"artofieln foum 5u nnterihei.
Den iino. Witte Sommers, oft gc.
gen gnoe perosn ifnea mad)ienoe
aartoffellorten sepilan5t, 10 baB lid
Dor Gintritt Der eriten Srolte nod
mittelgroBe junge 9artofieln entpi.
deln. 9ieie Derben oaim ousgegra-
ben,- anf Dem Selbe 5u Sauien &c.
ihiftet uno nit 0edmaterial unb
groe segen 6roit geifiist. 10 oab lie
lif bis gum Sriibiabr balten, obne
ein5ulhrumpfen. Gam meroen lie
NIT elmer Gauge b~ehanoelt, ourd)
welfe Die Gubere Sdaole ipringt
unb leifjt entfernt meroen fam.
0irft Die Gauge 5il itarf Elm, 10
bilbet iif inter Der Saut cine gelb.
lif).peiBe 2inie, Die man beim
9urhiGneioen leiht ieben fam.
LAB nan es niht nit iuneen 8ar-
toffeln 81 tbun bat, iiebt man iofort,
lrenn lie serieben peroen. Sn anoe.
rem 2Gnbern fommen iibrieens aud
~periiingte" aartofieln aui Den
Warft. Sn Sranfreif legt man Die
melfen aa~rtoffeln 5pei bis orei
Gage in Waiier ,ino auirlt lie conn,
bis Die dubere S6aale entiernt lit.
Sn Seutitlano perfGbrt man Gbn.
lid. ood iest man Dem @aiier etruus
SflDeieliaure 5u uno bearbeitet lie
Damn nit ltumpien 9eien, bis Die
Winterldaale entfernt iii. "a Den
periiingten ne,ien a~artoifeln Die
GuBere Shaale ieblt. laiicn lie iid
nid)t mie Die mirflifen iunaen ida.
ben, ionbern lie miiiien, wie Die
alien, geid]dlt perben. Toran lGBt
ii6 alte unb neue &nrtoiielpaare Il.
der unterideioen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-06-06
Sine ltriahc bes @cbarmmttcrppr,
fallcs bcim Hinoc.

Gs fommt leiber nod iehr oiel
Dor. ihreibt Elm M~itarbeiter Der
rSdmei5erii6en lanonirtb. 3eit.
i6riit", baB 2onbmirtbe trob aQer
9elebrling bel Der @eburtsbilie
9an5 n%nturmiorig periobrar. Scbolb
lid bel Der @ebirt zines aolbes Del.
len 6iibe 5eigen, ptrben lie ange.
icilt. , bis 3 Moni gerltien, uno
oann miro obne lnterbredung om
aalb ge5o9en, oab man meinen
fornte, es miiiie 5erreiBen. bis es
aui Der @elt lit, SeSes CHER, hos
9ebaren muB, befommt @ebeu. Gs
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-06-06

gen nidt beiufen biirfer. Nls Tie
nun ibr g~efpobntes slbenogebet bel
Der Wutter iprefen ioa, 5ogert lie
nah ben Worten: ,2iebe Gnglein,
fommt %beruieber." yIn mein
gettden uuo bepaft", ieste Die
Wlitter bin5u, Die i'm 8lauben lit,
Dos aiuo babe ole 8orte pergeiien.
y@dl Moma6eu", errpioert 8ret.
den traurig, .oiirfen benn oie flei.
men Gnaleir fominen menn i9 Die
@aiern babe?"