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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-03
COMPACT WITH SPAIN.
Arrangement for Reciprocal Tariff Con-
cessions.

Washington, Aug. i. Minister Collier
AZ Madrid informed the state depart.
ment BY cable yesterday that he had
reached a satisfactory agreement with
the Spanish government regarding the
entry OF American goods under the new
customs tariff which Spain is shortly TO
promulgate. Under the arrangement
made certain class Of American goods,
including typewriters, agricultural ma.
chinery and some manufactured goods,
viii receive favorable consideration ia
Spanish ports, and under section 3 Of
the DingIey bill the President viii issue
a proclamation making corresponding
reduction upon certain Spanish goods.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-03

MRS, MINSTOW'S SOOTHING syRUr. IA,
cbi0len teething sofiers tie runs, rednccs
cote Perfectly sale IN slil enses Ayr womb
my to every 1nrtherwbnt as suffering cbild
DG MOI let your prejudice, nor tho prulrdiceS
utothgra, stand between you and your sttIcr
ing child niih tho relief that viii bc surc-.yes
absolutely sure--to follow the nae Of shla
meaione, II timely used. Irice ATE. bottle.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-03
coEsELEr BODICE.

shoes Of a size too small, the foot be-
comes deformed and larger than It
would naturally grow, with enlarged
joints. the toes turned from a line par
allel with the foot to say nothing of the
troublesome corns so annoying and
crippllng.
The bodice seen IN the cut is arranged
for corselet skirt and may be carried
out In sink Or any Of the sheer wash
materials Of the season The velvet rib
bon IA easily removed when the waist
Is sent to the Laundry
JUDO CH0LLET.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-03
MEAT HIGHER IN CHICAGO.
The Second Advance to Occur in Last
Two Months.

Chicago, Aug Meat prices are
agamssoaring in Chicago, and the proph-
ecy that the big packers intend to make
consumers in the United States pay for
the losses in foreign trade In consequence
Of the packing house exposures and con
gressiona legislation, apparently. ii be.
ing fulfilled. Following raises iii Kansas
CITY and Omaha d feW days ago. retail
efs Wednesday announced another slight
increase il all choice cuts If beef. lamb
and pork. This Is the second advance
in price in Chicago in the last Two
months and the net increase IN tho cost
Of meats IN that time i about ten per
cent While the retailers say the con-
sumers are becoming more exactino in
their choice of cuts aud that this IS
partly responsible for The increase in
price, they also say that there has been
an increase il the cost III products al
the stockyards, and consequently the IA.
taller has no recourse except u boost
prices II he wishes 70 keep evcn me-
biz packers, on the other hand. assert
that there has been no apprcciabIc I'D.
vance IN the price To wholesalers. The
advance IN Chicago as it was in Kansas
City aud Omaha has been general
throughout the city.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-03
ON GUARD AT CAPITAL.
Troops Occupy the Central Telegraph
Office.

St. Petersburg, Aug. s.-A strong de-.
tachmcnt Of troops occupied the central
telegraph Office here yesterday. Appar-
emily the authorities feared that some
outrage had been planned.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-03
TROUBLE AT WARSAW.
The Governor Wants to Declare Martial
Law.

Warsaw, Aug, 81 The governor gen
eral threatens II resign unless he il
allowed to establish the strictest state
Of siege.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-03

fore Mrs. Pinkham every year, some
personally, others byman. Mrs. Pink
ham Is the daughter-in-law Of Lydia x.
Pinkham and for twenty-five years
under her direction and since her de-
cease she has been advising sick women
free Of charge.
Mrs. Pinkham never violates the con-
fdenee of women. and every testimon-
ial letter published is done so With
the written consent or request OF the
writer, ia order that other sick women
lnay be benefited as she has been.
Mrs. Alice Berryhill, OF ais Boyce
Street, Chattanooga, Tenn, writes
Dear Mrs. Pinkham:
Three years ago life looked dark to me.
/ had liberation and inflammation Of the
female organs and was in q serious condition
My health was completely broken down
and the doctor told me that IL was not op-
Grated upon ! would die within six months
| told him would have no operation but
would try Lydia II. Pinkhan's Vegetable
Compound. He tried to influence me against
it but sent for the medicine that same day
and began to use ii faithfully. Within i've
days felt relief but was not entirely cured
until used IL for some time.
4 Your medicine is certainly fine. have
induced several friends and neighbors to take
it and know more than dozen who had
female troubles and who to-day are as well
and strong as ! am from using your vsgs-
table Compound"
just as surely as Mrs. Berryhill was
cured, win Lydia K. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound cure every woman
suffering from any form Of female ills.
II you are sick write Mrs. Pinkham
for advice. 1t Is free and always help.
full.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-03
In STRICT CONFIDENCE.
Women Obtain Mrs. pinkham's
Advice and Help.
She Has Guided Thousands 10 Hsaish.
How Lydis e. Pinkham Vegetable Cons
pound cured ara. Alice Berryhill.

~ is . great
J sa tisfaction for d
woman to feel
! that she can write
to another telling
her the most pri-
vate and confdcn-
tiaL details about
her illness, and
know that her let
ter will be seen by
! q woman only.
Many thousands
of cases Of senaia
diseases come be-
The Brandon news., 1906-01-04
Decision Expected.

Jackson, Miss.-A decision is ex-
pected in the famous Missisippi-Lou-
siana boundary dispute on January
20.
The case is now pending before the
United States Supreme Court, and
when that tribunal adjourned for the
holidays it was announced that the re-
cess would last until January 20, on
which date decisions would be render
ed in cases submitted since the con-
vening Of the term in October.
AS the boundary dispute case was
among the very first submitted in Oc-
tober, the attorneys hope that it will
be among the number on which de-
cisions are rendered. There is no pos
itive assurance to this effect, however,
as the record is very volumimous and
it may require great deal of time to
examine all the. documents and maps
and prepare the opinion.
The Brandon news., 1906-01-04
Busch Scharrer Affair.

st. Louis The report following the
frustrated elopement Of Miss Wilhel-
nina Busch, the daughter of Adj
phus Busch, and Lieut.. Eduard Schar-
rer Of Stuttgart, Germany, that they
would be quietly married at the Busch
mansion was not carried out. Miss
Busch has gone to the Grant farm to
spend some time and her father has
asserted that there is no engagement
between his daughter and the lieu
tenant. Scharrer, when seen at his
hotel apartments, declined to discuss
the matter.
Adolphus Busch said he had moth
ing to make public. All he would
say was that Lieut.. aScharrer and I are
still very good friends. -
The Brandon news., 1906-01-04
FIRE CONFUSES A BRIDEGROOM
While Court House Burns He Procur-
es License for Brides Mother.

Louisville, Ken, Dec. 31-James
c. Gotham, merchant of Clarksville,
Tenn, called today at the office of
the county clerk to explain that in get
ting a license yesterday while the
court house was on fire he had, as a
result of excitement, taken license
to wed his prospective mother-in-law
instead of her daughter, to whom he
had been engaged for long time. A
new license was issued containing the
name Of Miss Clara M. Gaisser. In
the first license the name of Alice r.
Gaisser appeared.
The mistake delayed the wedding
Is hours.
The Brandon news., 1906-01-04
BARRED FROM HIS COUNTRY.
Ohioan From Abroad Held
Up in San Francisco.

San Francisco, Dec. 31.-Jacob
Count, a middle-aged, gray-haired
man, who speaks with German accent
and who arrived on the Ventura from
Australia, has been denied landing by
the immigration authorities. Count
claims that he was born at Columbus,
Ohio, and thar when he was 10 years
old he left there with a $4,000 legacy
and that he finally wandered to Aus
tralia and became farmer there.
When questioned he could furnish no
names Of people he had ever known
in Columbus and could not tell the
names Of any of the streets. He show
ed $95 and said he had more, but re-
fused to produce it.
The Brandon news., 1906-01-04

fancy. The age and hours Of child
labor is an unquestioned prerogative
OF the state government to regulate
and it is also the duty of the state
government to do so. submit the
question for your consideration.
Rate Of Interest.
| recommend that the contract rate
OF interest on money be reduced to
eight per cent-that being as high
as any legitimate business can afford
to pay, good public policy permit, or
conscience consent to.
"Other matters will be submitted
for your consideration later by special
message important among them the
report Of the commission appointed
by me pursuant to an act Of the legis-
lature entitled ian act to provide for
codification and annexation Of all the
general statutes of the state Of Mis-
sissippi and the United States" APP
proved March 10Th, 1904. The excel
lency Of the work Of this commission
is monumental and when submitted
will commend itself to your good judg-
ment. May the Infinite Power which
rules the destiny Of the Universe sus-
tain and direct you in all things which
work for the upbuilding of the. state
and the promotion of prosperity and
happiness Of the people thereof. AMI
mate and bound together by COM
mon patriotic purpose lock with con-
fidence for great results from your
deliberations
JAMES K. VARDAMAN.
The Brandon news., 1906-01-04
Both Legs Blown Of.

Boise, Idaho. Frank Stunenberg,
former governor of this state was
killed at his home in Caldwell. A
dynamite bomb had been placed at his
front gate with a contrivance with
which it was exploded as he entered.
Both legs were blown off and he lived
but twenty minutes. There is no
known reason for the outrage, but it
is charged to some member of the fa-
mous inner circle'' Of the Couer
d 'Alene dynamiters, whom he prose-
cuted 50 relentlessly In 1899 while
he was governor.
The Brandon news., 1906-01-04
Child Labor.

Wis education that forms the COM
mon mind, as the twig is bent, the tree
is inclined. The greatest product Of
any country is men and women, strong
Of mind and body and rugged virtues,
We cannot hope to have such if the
health Of the child is impaired, it's
growth stunted by hard usage, and its
mind starved by unremitting druid
gerry during the tender years Of IN
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-08-07
= = 4
4ns einem Ieitament.

SD perma6e mein gauges gers
mogen meiner Satin inter Der Be-
oin9ung, DAB lie ipdteltens elm Sabr
na6 meinem Sobe ii6 tpieber pers
mdble. 90 bin i6 iid5er. bab es
fpenigitens einen @enihen eibt. Der
altdgli6 mein tribes 9ini1eiben be-
0auern tpiro.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-08-07

@ur5el IN ben bier 6auptprobu5ie
renoen 8egenben, orDnet lid 10:
Wani6urei. Gorea, 4merifn. Supan.
Scbtere oient CUR @erfdlidung Der
nus Der Rdnidurei. Sn einiaen
6ineiiiden Tropin5en piro Die peibe,
IN anDern Die r0tGli6e ppr9e3o9en,
Die ibre Snrbe bon Dem eiienbdltiaen
Sooen erbdlt. ooer aud bon Der Ser
lteuung. Ser rpilbe 8inIeng bat
etnen boberen Treis uls ser fultis
nirte, meiltenS BON Ib~erglauben Der
GbtneIen. ipelde menidenGbnlid ge>
lroltete ODER iouit eieent6iimlicb ges
pad)iene Sormen nor5ieben, Die mebr
beim fpiloen ais a~ngebauten nor<
tomme. User oenft on nift an Die
friiber in SeutlGlanb unb anoerspo
beltebten Ilrauns Wtdnnheu?) Ser
lpiloe aus Der 0tanidurei uro Der
IN Imertfu ar9cbaute iino iuo6l oar
nift per16ieben, auein Der aus Ser
Dlani6urei itamnt aus Dem 3anbe
Der 3aiierin Ytutter uno bonn Ielben
Vooen. benz Der rStAlmelsiobn" ents
lprang, unb 10 betrabteu Die gbineien
i'm als pirfiamer, n%dbrenber uno
lebenerfriidenoer. ais iebeu anbern
0inieng.
Wedn b%ebduptet, unb iiher nidt
NIT llnrebt. baB Die fiinftiae gsads
rage na6 9inieng. %abnebmen tperoe.
lotpie dumdlig Die ein9ebilbeten Wirs
tnngen Dor Der mebi5iniihen 8ilen>
ihaft berihpinoen tperoen. SaB
Die Yflan5e beilenbe @irfungen babe,
lit nift 81 be5tueifeln. uno peld)c
bic audi iein mogen. 10 nirb es po6l
nod ldnge oauern, biz Die Gbineieu
ibren 8Iauben an ibr nIu6eil" aufs
9eben peroen." lleberi. aus s.. IS.
8ir fisen u~nierer ll~eberiesuns
binau. baB Die 0inienepflan5e Iras
lid aui1auefolid IN pielen @dloern
Der Der. Staaten tpilb bortommt, 'ies
bod bon &rduterzS ammlern pielers
orts nit elmer tpabren Rutb aufges
iuht unb a%us9erottet fpirb, 10 oaB lie
bereits, gum 2eibpeien beg 8otanie
ters, lelten 81 perben %anfdngt. 8ir
m0dten baber fpiinihen, pab Walos
beiieer bieie Seilpflanse in S6us
nebmen. unb niht a~rsrotten laiIen.
Inoererieits modten mir al3uarobe
gntbuIiaiten fir 8iniene iparnen,
ipenn lie IN Der &ultur cine @olos
aueue ertparten. Sas gelingt meis
items mir Wenisen uno Der Sreis
lit, pie llnfle Sam beri6tet, beoells
teno geiunten. 8. g.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-08-07
SeberfreKenbe Gnthen.

gnthen. tpelde bier big flint Wo
nate alt iinb, babsn oft cine iible
Insepobnbeit. ndmli6 bas Sober
f%reIien. an iih. Sn Solee Der on
einauber neriibten llntusenb perben
5uerit Die 0aunenfebern bon ben
Niiden Der Sbierden beridpinben.
%ferner. NIT beren 5unebmenbeu Sitter.
Die Yoien. pelhe aus ben Sliigels
enben bernustpadien. Sieie Yoien
bluten itarf, tpenn tie belGitist tpers
ben, uno per5ogern Damn natiirli6
bds Wd6Stbum uno Die gntipidlun9
Der iun9en @nten. Benn Die eritcn
In5eihen oes llebels erifeinen. fplte
mar Die gnten cine Seit lang senau
6eoba6ten, nobel oann Die Nngreifer
balb entoedt iperben fonnen. Sieie
miiiien MN iofort e~inSeln fir iih
ODER nit dlteren gnten, an benen lie
ibre &neifperiuhe niht aniteaen fons
men. 5uiammengeiperrt nerpen. Sbut
man Dem llnfuge niht i6nea gius
bait. 10 miro er aqsemein. uno es
fol9en Damn ihlinlnle Heiultate fiir
ben 3iihter. Sit Das llebel ihon
iebr melt norsei6ritten. renn nan
es ausfinbig maft. 10 en,pfieblt iif
elm Ouartiertpefiel fir Die gnten.
Im beiten tbut ma lie auf cine nit
gutem @raie bebefte 8eibe. no lie
sepobnli1 ibre llntugeuo i1neQ pers
gelien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-08-07
Sebler am Sprmnsselenf.

Im Sprunsseleufsb0der Ser
Sferoe finoet nan nidt ielten cine
anihpelluna. Die alS Eiepbode be-
5eiGnet miro. SieIer Sebler lam
enttpeoer our6 @ererbun9 entiteben
ODER er| lam infol9e zines SGlages,
StoBes ODER i'm Iuidluiie on innece
&ranfbeit ii6 mlsbiloen. @epo6ns
lid lino Die Yiepbdden MIR SG3uz
b~eitsfebler uno lie beeintrdttigen
pann Die @ebrauGsidbigteit Der
Sferbe nidt piel. sod fcmmt es
nu6 Dor. pab lie 2abmseben perans
lplien. Sinb Die Yiepbaden burd,
einen S6la9 bur1 @nitoben ODER
cine anbere llriahe entitauben. Damn
mdht man ont beiten I'M Infange
falte llmihld9e. 9ebmanitri6e etc.
Stuten. Die nit YiepbnGen bebaftet
lino. fam man niht our Sudbt pers
penoen. peil Die Sphlen in Der Rcsel
pieicn Sebler mieoer bctommen.
YiepbGden. Die ourd Tererbung ents
ltunoen linp, lailen iih niGt mebr
beicitisen, pagesen eelinst Die @eis
lung friih entltdnbener Siepbadeu
niht ielten 9an5 p%oIlitanoi9.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-08-07

Sen @ertb bcS S6neiaenS
Iebrt nnS am beiten elm S1paeer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-08-07
9hnitige 0elegenbcit.

Sausberr: yWieine Mietber baben
mid 9ebeten, ibnen aniihtsfarten 6u
ienben. Gen 8efalen pia ib linen
t6unl Bon bieiem prabtpolen Sunfte
aus pero' id lie ale per Iniiftss
farte iteiaern!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-08-07

@eieaidaiten, Die gemein.
i1aitlih cine &eiie MAIDEN muaen,
mogen iih on Die SUinois Central
Stabt Sidet Office in 9ubuoue
wenoen. nno baielbit Den Sort6eil
b~erabaeiester Yreiie 81 beniiecn,
Die iir peridiebeue Sunfte I'M Nor.
Den, Often. Siioen mo @eiten be-
iteben
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-08-07
Der Yantoffel.

Ser Sberamtsridter idreibt ON
ben Imtsridter: rSebr seebrter
Serr AmtSridter, Wertber Serr Col
lesel gu meinem groben Seoauern
muB ih bon meiner Srau boren, odB
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-08-07
@iniens In China nnb bier.

.Man bat oft bebauptet. ndbit
Dem Sbee lei 8inicng Die berii6mteite
Sflan5e i'm Sritnt. Sic barf tpobl
oas Seil aues senannt peroen, on
Der SbineIe einen merfipilrpiBen
@laiben an lire beilenoen unb tar
fenben Gigenidnften bat, lpesbalb
lie ras 6ineiii6e .Gin6ona" ges
nannt miro.
Sie YilanSe ipd6it milb in @es
b~irasipdloern bes oifentliheu IlienS.
bon Hapal bis in Die @nubiGurei.
Sriiber mlld)S lie audi in Sufien.
aianenan unD Sbaeii; an ibrer itatt
bat man aber Die in Der Nlnuifuret
milbnaGieupe angepflunst. Sic @urs
sci miro fleiBig bon Den Wanlhus
oianern auigeluht. ba iie lid rib
men. Die bon ibrem 2aube bilbe Die
feinite Seilpflan6e in China. Nan
fam unmp9lif ben Sreis BON @ins
Iena 9enau angeben. @inige piloe
8ur5eln BADEN ibr @epidt in @olo
erreidt. pdbrenD Die hiltipirte Nrt
bon so Gents uufmdrts mir Sas
Sfunb bon Der beiten Sortc $12;
quite $500, Seppbnlihe $1.00 ODER
90 Gents.
Der 8ertb uno Die Gualitdt Ser
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-08-07
q " q
Shlan.

Srau Wiiaer: nIein Dtann bat
mir Die 8abl 9elallen Stpiihen elmer
fleincn 9aDereiie unb einem nellen
&oitiim."
Srau S6ul5e: limb mas bait Sc
g~endblt?"
Sran Wiiler: .Sie 9nbereiie
ielbitperitdnpli6 $50. Damn mub
i6 ia obnebiu elm neues 8oltiim
baben."
y - y
Hene Grfldrnns beS NebelS.
9e6rer: .@ie entitebt Der Nebel?"
&nabe: Y9ur6 Die Sterne."
2ebrer: .Sbol Sas ipdre neu.
anabe: ga. Die Wutter iagte crit
eeitern, 10 oft Der Batter ben .8eiBen
Stern" oper ben .gotbeu Stern"
auiiuht, miro er benebelt."
y - -
Der G%antoffel.
Ser Sberamtsridter i6reibt on
Neu MmtSrihter. .Sehr ueehrter
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-08-07
staawarme unb Wsildpie6.

SeiBe Stauingen Itno, b%elouoers
in bieier Sabres5eit, iebr ihdplih
iiir Mil6pieb. Resbalb? Sie
Sbiere lhipieen 81 piel. Die SreBluit
ninmt bebeutenb ab. Selpnoers
ipiro Die Ser5s unb 9un9entbdtisfeit
g~eiteiaert uno Der Surit permebrt
uno oie Sbiere fiiblen Den natiirlihen
Srang iiber Die Iaben Iaiier uufs
~5une6men. Sierour6 nber gerdtb
Die Serpauuns in llnorpnung; Der
Stoffpe6iel miro in 81 itarfer @eiIe
anaereet. Sniofern miro piel Hdbrs
material I'M &Drper unniib pers
braud,t, peldes JOINT I'M Gutter CUR
gr5eugune bon @til6 %perlpenoet
miirbe. Sic Sol9en iinb biernis
eriihtIi6. pa6 Der Iildertrag in
beiBen Sta1ungen bel Den Siiben abs
nimmt. Sic aiibe perben auBers
Dem in bobem @rooe perpeihliht.
perlieren 10 ibre Observation-Disclosures
unb erfdlten iih, penn Die talten
@inbe iiber Die Selber ltrei6en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-08-07
spab mub aud iein.
nnanaenebn me sSrage.

Sunger Mr5t (renommiereub) !:
gSa, Den Sail bon nleinem Satienten
Sdul5e fam ib pobl als cine nabre
8unberfur be5ei6nen."
8efannter; v8eil S6ul5e in beis
mex gebanolung mit' Dem Seben baz
pongefommen?"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-08-07
Matsfultur.

On elm iorefdlti9es unb oriinbz
liheS Sultipieren Der Iaisfelber iir
Den Iusfaa Der Grnte bon grocer
Sebeutung lit, 10 5eigen mir fur5 sic
@%r9ebniiIe. Die in mebreren Stnnten
uniere5 2ntoes alf @ruub lansidbs
riger unb aussebebnter @eriu6e sez
fponnen nllroen.
Bel pielen bieier 1eriuGe iporeu
Die Grfolse an @uniten elmer Sladsz
fultur. 9as Stlloium beg @ur5elz
pudJies Der Waispflan3e bat ergeben.
baB Die 8ur5eln in Der Ndbe Der
Sbcrfld6e bes @obens iih ausbreis
ten. Ourf cine tiefe Searbeitltng
bes Sobens miirpen alio Die @ur5eln
bei6dpiet neroen. Sn pielen Sdaen
bat lid bel iorgfdltig ausgebobenen
Wtatspfldn5en ge5eigt, Dab Die Saupts
lpurSeIn unaefdbr bier 3ou unter Der
Sobenoberfld9e unb in Der Iitte
5ipiffen ben Heiben ii6 entipidelt
batten. Bel Dem fla6 gepflan3ten
Mais 5eisen Die Bur5eln bier bis
finn 3oa Dor Der Yflau5e entfernt
bis on Die Sberfldhe, pdbrenb Tie BEL
Dem gelilteten Wtais bieielbe Siefe biz
CUR YflanSe innebielten. &~ultipirt
man baber fla6 sepflan5ten Wais
tiefer als 5pei 3pa. 10 bei6dbigt
man Die @ur5eln. SIT Der Nais
aber nit Dem Bitter sepflan5t. 10
fam man rubi9 auf bier 3oa Siefe
fultipieren.
0ie @eriuhe baben aber ferner
ersebeu. bab man, nm Die @ur5eln
nift 81 beihdoisen, 81 Mnfang Der
Sabres5eit tief unb ipdter Had fultiz
pieren fol-. Sm Sriibiabr miro cine
6la6fultur aud be5iiglid Der Seufs
tigfeitsbeoiirfniHe ben Inipriihen sez
niisen uno auBerbem oas llnframt
griinbliher duSrotten, als Die Sief&
fultlir bieles bepirft. Sene binseeen
miro in trodeneu beiBen Yeriooen
unb i'm Spdtiommer beiier Die gos
b~enfeuhtigfeit balten.
@mpfeblenstpertbe Retboben fir
Die &ultur oes Wais limb, tpte Die
0eriu1e er9eben baben:
4. Slah sepflan5ter Iais: @or
Dem Auffpmmeu Der Saat eins biz
5tpeinnaliges gggen. neiteres gg9en
bel 5tpei Soa Sobe Der junsen Saat;
barauf sipeis bis breimnlise Infpen>
ouns bes Sdtcrs gum N%ieoerholten
bes llnfrautes; barauf erite &ultiz
bierune bel bier bis le6s 3oa Sobe
Der YflanSen. nnb 5lpar am ,beiten
nit benz Observation-Disclosures; bars
auf mad SebiirfniB reht5eitig 5peis
tes uub brittes 8earbeiten nit Den,
8ultipator, unb 5ipar NIT ben iehss
i1aufligen; bel itarfer Serfruitung
bes 8oDens na6 Der britten &ultts
pieruna ebentuea nod einfades
9odern nit Der Sferbebade.
2. Wfit Dem Glitter gepflan5ter
Iais: Sund6it genueung Der gsge
in Der ihon angegebenen @eiie. Damn
erite &ultipieruns NIT Dem Waiienz
f~ultipatcr nabe an Die 9flan5en berz
an. barauf 5tpeite 8ultipierung nit
benz Sisfz pber Shaufelfultibator;
alle peitere gearbeituns miro pie
BEL fla6 sepflan5tem Nais borges
nommen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-08-07

Mnn balte pdbrenb Der Site
elm lrafinmeS auge auf oas hinge
6iefer. 3cini8t bus @ciliGclbauss
brinat aalftiinhe unb Soblen0l in
Inwencun9, uno Ballet Elm Staubs
bab in @ereitihait. no lid oaS @es
flilgel BADEN fam.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-08-07

Die Sainois Central bietet
berabaeieete &unbreiie . Sabrpreiie
nod perihieoenen Bunften i'm 0or.
Den, Siioen, Often mo 8eiten.
8enn Sic cine Heiie MAIDEN moaen,
10 menoen lie iid INN IGberes an
Die Staot . Sidet . Office Der Sui.
noiS Central in Dubuque.