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Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-02-12
CHIEFS Warning
FULLY BORNE OUT
MANY FIRES HAVE RESULTED
FROM FLUEs RUINED BY
NATURAL GAS.
PARSONS ISSUED REQUEST
Early in Winter To Residents Ask
ing that Precaution Be Taken
Was Unheeded.
PARSONS ISSUED REQUEST

Last fall when it became apparent
that the increase in the rate for nat
ural gas would cause an almost gen.
eral return to coal for fuel, James
Parsons, chief of the fire department,
issued a warning to the people Of
Richmond, in which he predicted
that unless precautions were taken
there likely would be many fires in
residences this winter because of de-
fective fines.
Chief Parsons called attention to
the fact that during the long period
that natural gas had been used, great
damage had been done to the interior
OF chimneys, the mortar in most in
stances, though often the bricks as
well, becoming disintegrated as re-
suit of some chemical action upon
them by the fumes from natural gas.
1t was pointed out that with such
defects existing there would be great
danger of confagrations when wood
or coal fires were started this winter.
Sparks from stoves and furnaces are
likely to enter the crevices between
bricks in the chimneys, causing fires
that may do great damage.
Probably not dozen persons in
Richmond took serious notice of
Chief Parsons warning, but already
his predictions have been borne out.
During the past two weeks more than
a dozen alarms have been sounded
and with two or three exceptions the
fires have had their origin in defec-
tive fues.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-02-12
LYING IN A PRISON
IS REPORT CIRCULATED ABOUT
ADoLPH BKLIcKWEDEL.
Entirely Unfounded Rumor About
Him Being Drafted Into the
German Army.

There is a report circulating in
Richmond in regard to Adolph Blick-
wedel. one of the city's representa-
tive German citizens. who is now Wis
iting the "Fatherland,' which states
that Mr.. Blickwedel is lying in a
German prison, about to be drafted
into service in the Imperial Army.
Such report is entirely unfound-
ed and 1t appears that almost every
one who has ever gone to the old
country has had the same sort of
story circulated about them. Mr..
Blickwedel has a disabled arm and
could not serve even If he were
"shanghied."
City Clerk Taggart has received a
card from Mr.. Blickwedel, and he
reports fine progress and an enjoya-
BILE trip.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-02-12
CHARGES FILED
Continued from Page ~

government officials. 1t is charged
that they took the painting from the
control of the state officer and also
seized the property and fixtures of
the company. 1t is further set forth
that they misconstrued the lawse and
regulations of the treasury depart
ment to their own and associates
private gain and each of them ac-
cepted capital stock in and acted as
an officer Of the Golgotha Exhibition
Company, controlling an article on
which there was a duty and over
which and about which they might
be called upto to act officially.
In the statement of facts which ac-
companies the charges it is stated
that the picture formerly owned by
the Golgotha company and entitled
"The Crucifxion of Christ" was
brought to this country after it had
been exhibited in France and Rus
STA. When it reached this country,
it is claimed, bond was fled with
the treasury department to insure
the government against possible loss
in case the picture remained in this
country. The bond, it is said, was
an exhibition bond' in the amount
of 81 900 and was signed by ST. Louis
men who were interested in the COM
pany.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-02-12
TO BE HELD WITH WESTERN
SEMINARY IN EARLHAM
CHAPEL WEDNESDAY.
A STUDENT FROM CHINA
To Speak for Western-Expected
That Her Remarks Will Have
Special Significance.

On her debating team, which will
meet the coed team of Earlham. in
this city Wednesday night, Western
Seminary at Oxford, Ohio, will have
a resident Of Canton, China. = The
question to be debated is, "Resolved,
That the Chinese should be admitted
into this country on the same condi-
tions as other foreigners"
Miss Edith Fulton, the student
from the Celestial Empire, will tell
the judges why the Chinese should
be Disseminated against, for West
ern seminary has the negative side
Of the question. She has been a
resident of China for a long time,
and it is said that it was her request
that the Oxford team chose the neg
alive side of the question submitted
to it by Earlham.
The debaters for Earlham are:
Miss Della Hester, Vermillion, Grove,
ILL.,, Miss Kate Cochran, Paramount,
Anderson, Miss Mae Tompson, alter
nate and timekeeper, Richmond.
Prof. E. P. Trueblood has received
the names of the Western team, which
is as follows: Miss Marie Ada Simp-
son, Bellefontaine, o.; Miss Mabel
Agnes Taylor, Oak Park, ILL.,; Miss
Edith Mary Fulton, Canton, China;
Miss Irmen Eugenia Finley, alternate
Xenia, Ohio; Miss Lucy Tufts Bow
en-, time keeper, Logan, o.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-02-12
SHARON E. JONES TO TALK.
Before Retail Hardware Association
Meeting on How I School
My Helpers.

The Indiana Retail Hardware AS
ISOLATION will hold it's seventh an
nual convention in Indianapolis this
week and a number of local dealers
will attend. The convention will
open on Wednesday and continue for
three days.
On Friday morning there will be
several short addresses on good sales
manship. Sharon E. Jones, of the
Jones Hardware CO., of this city, will
give one of these talks. entitled,
.How / School My Helpers. -
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-02-12

sitions and can be given practical
tryout.
A great many parents have ex-
pressed their appreciation that their
children are allowed to get some OF
what is called the "old style' edu-
cation, subjects dealing with spelling,
arithmetic, penmanship, and histo-
ries of the Unied States. Grammar
and geography are also taken up for
a review, with the result that that
which was learned in the grade
schols, and forgotten before entering
High school, is relearned again be-
fore graduation, when the results of
the education begin to count.
Prof. Jones will have an assistant
in the Commercial department after
today, as c. E. Morris has been en-
gagged as an instructor to assist in va
rious departments, the commercial
more than the others.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-02-12
MANY TAKE ADVANTAGE OF
COMMERCIAL TRAINING AT
HIGH SCHOOL.
DEPARTMENT ONE TERM Old
And as Yet There Has Been No OPP.
portunity to Prove Whether
Education is Practical.

The commercial course in high
school, which was installed last Sep
TENDER, has had term of unparal-
lelled success. During the past term
the course has proven most popular
with the students and large classes
have been instructed in bookkeeping
shorthand, commercial arithmetic,
spelling and other subjects which had
seemed to have been lost in the high
er branches of public schools.
Interest in the shorthand and type
writing departments, especially has
been great and the students seem
more anxious to acquire these
branches of learning than some of
the other subjects. Prof. Albert
Jones. who has charge of the com
mercial department, reports that the
students are quick to learn and that
many of thers are now well enough
educated in book keeping to be able
to fill position as book keeper for
snail firms.
There has not been time enough to
see what will be done with the knowl-
edge of commercial life which the
students derive from this depart
ment, as none of them have left
school as yet to put in practice their
learning. This can be told better
when some of them have accepted po-
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-02-12

Another appointment has been
made in the corps cf officers of the
c., c. & L., In the naming Of George
II. Daggey, one of the best Informed
tariff men of the middle west. to the
position of chief clerk in the freight
traffic department.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-02-12
His Idea Of Pleasure.

"You can always trust the dentist &c
figure out cruel and unusual forms OF
torture"
zone been pulling your teeth"
Worse than that. He filled my
mouth full of rubber. machinery. ce-
ment. cotton batting and other miscel
laneous junk and then proceeded to tell
me funny story"
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-02-12

Quincy, general passenger agent of
tie C., Z. 4 L. and has taken up his
duties with that road III Cincinnati.
Mr.. Landmeier has been with the
Erie for seventeen years and is an
experienced railroad man.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-02-12
EARLHAM COLLEGE NEWS
Day Students Meet.

The day students met at Earlham
Friday in Prof. E. P. Trueblood s
recitation room, to lay plans and get
up enthusiasm for the "Sargasso."
The committees on both the play and
the proposed minstrel show gave
their reports, and a constitutional
committee was appointed. Arrange
ments were made to have the pictures
of the Day-Dodgers' group taken for
the annual"
Money Imitation.
hurry S. Wildman, an alumnus Of
Earlham College, now professor Of
Economies in Missouri University,
has just finished book on the sub
ject of "Money Infation.' Mr..
Wildman received his Phi. D. degree
from Chicago University soon after
leaving Earlham.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-02-12
RAILROAD NOTES

A dispatch from Washington
states that the department of justice
claims to have good case against
the Pennsylvania Lines for breaking
the tariff laws, and it is reported that
the matter will be put before the In
terstate Commerce Commission to in
vestigate the facts.
1t is claimed that the Pennsylvania
Lines controls the Chesapeake and
Ohio and the Baltimore and Ohio
railroads, both of which are great
coal carriers, and that the Pennsylva-
MIA refuses to allot cars to the indie
pendent coal companies.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-02-12

The first Sunday excursion of the
year was run to Indianapolis from
Madison yesterday. The affair was
under the auspices Of the Knights of
Columbus.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-02-12

John Falck, passenger brakeman
on the Richmond Division has been
promoted to freight conductor. 1t
is said that others are to be promot-
ed soon.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-02-12
Suitable For the Climate.

discover the north pole by balloon?'
"Hot air"
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-02-12

Conductor John Keys has resumed
his run, after few days. lay off on
account of the burning of his house.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-02-12
The Philanthropist.

1t would be grand to sit and nobly plan
Your life devoted to your fellow man;
onp wears brim 3"
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-02-12

Now that Governor Pattison of
Ohio, has signed the two-cent-rate
bill, it will become law in thirty
days, and at the expiration of that
time, the people of that state will be
enjoying two cent travel. The rail-
roads will begin at once in arranging
new rates and cutting out round trip
fares and mileage books.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-02-12

o. W. Runyan, trainmaster of the
indianapolis Division of the Penn
sylvania, lectured Friday night be-
fore body of railroad employees in
Columbus, Ohio, on "The Promotion
of Men in Train and Yard Work. =
Several employees from this city were
in attendance.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-02-12
Purdue Gets Engine.

Net Ines 71s,3O0 Inc. s2,139, 800
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-02-12

Frank F. Landmeier has been APP
pointed chief clerk to Thomas H.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-02-12
PENNSYLVANIA Earnings.

The earnings of the Pennsylvania
lyines west of Pittsburg and Erie
show:
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-02-12

December - months.
Gross Inc. 81 ,013,10O Inc. SIS. OBJ 200
Expense Inc 294.S00 Inc SSH
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-02-12

1t is reported that the interurban
railways in the northern parts of In
diana and Ohio. are soon to make an
arrangement with the Governments
whereby they will carry mail. A
representative from the Z. S. Mail
service has been in consultation with
officials of a road out of Fort Wayne
in regard to the matter.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-02-12

&@0AAc = $3.50 -
full of altruistic
work,
No task undone,
no time to waste
or shirk,
No kind word left
unsaid, no law
defied,
To feel at least
that you have.
nobly tried.
Indeed, it must be
good to feel all
this
And then rouse up
from your dream
of perfect bliss
And find clutched Il
A million dollars &C
But wouldn't it be
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-06-27
Jranf 5. Spkbarot,
aanSibat fit Gunntb : Mnmalt.
Muerlet

giner Der Sanitdtsinlpettoren
Eat cine stumble ourh Die &eitaurants
in Der Stabt eemadt uro it, perimies
oeuen ihledte Slide, ihlehtes
Sleiih uno ihlehte 5leiihconlernen
aefunoen.
= Ser Haben uno SalDpn non
s. s. Wahns an Der MDro /. goms
t.eree : StraBe in gaft > gno uuroe
Dienstag nadt ourb 5euer serit6rt.
Gm Samitae bdlt oas Sar.
mers Snftitute BON 8eTar gountn i'm
2otale oes 8uiineB Mems Club cine
Sibung ab.
Die $500, 600 Refunoiruuas.
Bpuos fino an 6. 5. 8oIins & Sona
in Bolton init elmer SrGmie bon
$4410 %pertauft nDroen.
Das ariminalsI ppenatiunsge.
ribt bat Dem 9eger Waps, Der iei'
nerseit ben iunaen Seq .. Moooa
eribDB uno gum 2D0e perurteilt nur.
be, einen neuert BroseB perueiaert
Daiielbe @eriht Bat Die @ntlafiune
Der Srau @beatbam, tpelbe Der In.
terihlagung in Colorado anaetlaet
mar. anQeoronet.
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800 Belupmuna, O

Die Seier oieIer Settung peroen f6 freuen 5u er.
ta6rsn, Dap es ipeligttens cine geTir9tete 8ranfbett
eiebt, tpelae Die @ifeni8aft in an ibren Stufen 30
beilea i'm Stanos 1T; @al's 9atarrb= 8nr 1T bic ein-
si8e iebt Der drstli6en grhoerihaft betannte ppitibs
Snr. .8atarrb ~erforbert als cine @onftitntionstranf=
belt cine conftitutionele 8ebanolane. i6aG's Ra-
tarrb=&llr fuiro inuerli6 genomrnen unb ipirit oirett
auf oas glut uno Die i6leim,i9en DberIdden oes
Spfems, baourb Die Srlnolaee Der &rantbeit ser=
fbreao nnb Dem Pattsnten arait eebsuo, inoers se
in ibrert @erte bilft. Die Gigentbiiner baben 70
piel gsrtrauen sa ibren 9eiltrdFten, Oas lie esin bum
bert Dollars gelobnun9 fur ieoen syaI anbisten,
ben he 5a tariren perfehlt. Qast Gup cine Cite ben
8eag1ifet %fonlnpen. Stan anreiRre:
q. J. &6eneo II. 60, Gioentb., Soleoo, o.
gertouit bon alien 4potbetern, Hreis rs gents.
Nehnst 6ars ffamilien Yilen fir 8ertopflua.
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Tplat Ger sylaaae.

Sir uniere SDlbaten in Cuba uno
OUT ben Bbilippinen mar 8~efunobeit
Die wihtigite Sraae. @iuis &. Wtprs
gan. Sergeant Der Armee, sc. sc.
/, Concord, @. s.. iaqt: SD mar 9
Sabre IN cuba uro 2 Sabre nuf ben
Bbilippinen uno nabm Or. Sings
Neue @ntoedung geaen S1mino=
iuht, Die MIDI ooaftdnoie geiunb er.
belt. uno iebt in Netp 6ampibire
1T es Die bette Meoisin 0eeen 6uften.
@rtdltuno. Bronchitis uno 2unaer~
leioeu. gu haber bel MbDlph DreiB
uno &. 4alteper & Sobn. $50 Gents
uno ST.. 8robeflaihe frei.
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Jramf 5. Spkbarot,
aanbioat fir Guantp : Mnmalt.
8.

WeniQe Guaenblide Dor Der
9rauuns, wabreno Die Sohseitsedfte
ale periammelt rparen, erfdDB in
Comfort Der iuuae s. Reiubarot feline
Braut, @rneitine 8uber. Tohter
BON &einbDlo 8uber. uno feuerte
oann Die Biit0le auf fih ab; aud er
lit IhDer uernunoet.
Sn 2ampaiaS bat Elm Sturm
ar0Beu Sbaoen angeriftet.
- 5n fredericksburg ftarb Carl
Soenede I'M Nlter BON SO Sabren.
BiQis 2ambou in Sun Gnaelo
ihoB auf feline Srau uuo oann auf
iid leibit. Beioe iin6 1dmer pers
munoet.
Ndbreno er giienbubnpagen
-sulammenfoppelte. tpuroe in Wtilanu
elm aewiiier Sad 9olau. elm Nnaes
iteIter Der s. & g. sc. 8abn, bonn
Blib erihlaaen.
SIN 2ulina lDa elm 2~aaerbaus
fir 8aummoIe gebaut meroen.
Sin6's 5 Gents oauano . Giaarren
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Eir @uuntn : Nntnn[t.

S,e nSreiesBreie lit autoriiirt Serrn
Sbao. z. BAN 8 OILS &anbioat fir
oas Nnt oeS 6 euntb= u n 10 q 1t BEL
Der bepprftebenoen 8abl anauaeiaen.
SD finbiae hermit an, oaB ib &anot.
bat fir oas Nmt zines gountp Mntpalt8
fIr Berar @0untp bin uno bite UNI bic
tattrifti9e nnterftiibune meiner Srennoe.
Sh nntertperfe MIDI ben Loemotratiihen
Brtmdrsuahlen, 9omS S. 9emtuu
Sd tinoiae mid hermit als 8anotoat
tir oas Gmt oes gountps u n no aIts
BON BeIar County on uno bite nm bic
nhteritaeun9 meiner Sreunoe. Sd uns
tertoerfe mid Der gntibeibnng Der 6emp.
trattlden B~rinGrtuableu am %. Suli 1906.
Wilialn g. Mnberipn.
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wabl Nn5etaem.
Iur Qeaislatur.R epr6ientont.

0N~r%Nt~tt&hAt&s 1872
8ir iin6 autoriirt, ausufinbioen. bos
5. s. Dninn. &anbi6at fir 6as Mmt
zines 9egisIature& eprdientan n
ten. Stene SEQ. l lift, mnb fib ben 6eu1o>
trattieben Brimartpablen, om Samfaq,
ben 70. Suli, untertpirft.
Bir iinb autDriiirt, ansutunotaen, oas
9 ra 3 M ODmbelI, &anoibaf fir 6as
Artt zines 9eQisIatursRepraien NJ
tanten, Stele $50. l lit, un6 fid5 ben
oemDtratiihen Brimdrmahien. am cam
tag, ben %. Suli, unterpirft.
@ir finb autoriiirt. anautanoigen, boB
:. .. gDbbs, Ranbioat fir 6as Nmf
etttes Yegi8iatur. 8eprajentan,
ten. Stele SEQ. 2 lit, unb iid5 ben bemo.
tratilehen 8rimarmablen, am Samitaa
ben 70. Suli, nnterpirft.
Sie mJreie 8reiie" lit autori1irt, anau.
5eigen, ba6 9err s. 8. . 'Brien &an.
oioat fur bas Mmt zines 2eoisIatur-
6eprdfentunten, Steue So. 2, in
SppolttDn gu 6. 8. gubbs, 1T unb fid,
ben oemofratiihen YrimdrtpabIen am 2S.
Suit untertpirft.
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Gone Star 8ier siuuipriide.
1ihts in 6ieier Sabres5eit
Men5henher5en mebr erfreut
MlS oaS ich6ne Spne Star Stet.

Ridbts in bieler Sabres5eit
Wten1benher5en mebr erfreut
Ml8 bas irh6ne Zone Star 05ter.
Wit 8ebagen ibliirfen tuir
0ielen StoH. er iabt Die &eble
Wttbt nnr ionoern audi bic Seele.
9teblieb tpintt Zone gtar, bas brauue
unb i'm frohen 2ehertreis,
Us erbeitert unI're 3aune
nno beriangt ben i6tuahften @reis.
Gone gtar Sram, Dbne Sdbeu
Sag ih, tpD uno mann es iei,
OieIeB Bier munoet mir
Sn Der @irtIhaft bier
Der 10 lpra1, gan3 gema6
SOB Elm @las Dem anoern uad]
uno nun fr0b', obu' 9auoH
Naft er's INNER 10.
@enn bic @laier lufig tlinaen
8ie tie beim @ela9e Ibrpimmem,
sol User oentt bran, mas i'm oriidt,
8er benft bran. tpas ibn misalGdt!
Zone Star aiebt linn Nut un0 Sreuoe
uno er fdat Der Suit our 8eute.
SDre' uno Summer iino peraefen,
Wenn beim zone Star er 9eieiIen.
0eS Gebens So%nnenidbein
SIT trinten uno fr6blib iein,
Drum Der NIT benz Gone giar Bier,
Sas frbblib tueroen mir.
G6 6as Better ruarnn, ob fdlter,
Ob man Jung 1T ober alter,
Stets Der Menih beoenten mnB.
3pne Star 1T Elm SodhsenuBl
Benn ih nur imuer bab' aenua,
Inn meinen 9urit gu ftinen,
8enn id beitanoia meinen &rua,
Mit Suue gtar Bier tam fiGIen
Damn bin ih elm 5ufriebner Munn,
Niu ME mas bef'res baben,
Benn ih am &pne Star INNER tam
Wtih reht BON Screen laben.
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Nns Wiertto.

Ser in Der 6aupttaot Werito err
iheinenoen nDeutlhen 8eitune" entz
rebnie1 mir folaen6ea:
9atridten aus benz State
CHIHUAHUA aufolae beabiibtiaen eini.
ae Der 6aupttapitaliiten oes Diftrit,
te8 2aguna ems arpBe 8ummifabrit
81 bauer uno ite baben neribteoene
fremoe &apitaliiten fir ibr BrDieft
gemDnnen. Dielelben baben audi
lhDn Die Terrains fir bic Tabrit BON
Der &egierung ermorben, oesaleiderl
fir Die Wohnunnen Der Mnoeiteuten
un6 Wrbeiter nebff ibren Samilien.
9as Gapital fou niht meniaer ofs
300, 900 Dollar @p(b betroeen.
Gus 9DrreDu beribtet man,
oaB BOT turser Belt oaielbft 10000
Sonnen @uapule anaefommer fino.
IS 1T oieies Elm 8emets, oas bieie
Snouitrie SDrtihritte madt. Mlers
oings lit Der Breis fiir Den 10 genons
nenen 8utnmi pl6Blib iehr bernrter
g%eaangen. DieieB 1oa oaber Tom.
men, baB itd eiG aroBes ameritani=
ibes Spnoifnt aebiloet bat. mels
DIES NIT einem Gopital ppr 80 Wi[s
lipnen Dollar @nlo in 9orrepn cine
Iebr aroBe sFabrif errldtete uno ourh
Die bierourh biIi9eyen 6erltelIungs.
tolten ben @uanuleeummi biuiger
proon5Ierea nn6 audi perfaufen tam
als Die anoern fleineren Sabr,ten.
SDrtaeiebt neroen 3tnnlager
in Den Staaten WieritD, 8acatecas.
@uanaiuatD. Durango uno gbibua.
hua oenuneiert, bic BOT, M~usldnoern
entoedt uDrben iino unb melbe bies
iefben in aroBem MaBitabe ansbeu.
ten uolen. Bisber finoet bic Muss
nubung BON 3innminer in unlerm
2anbe nur in ~tleineretn MaBe itatt,
fie mirft ieoDh ben nnternehmern
CUTE @rtrdae ab. obmol Die @rplps
tation in siemiim primitiper @eiie
boz fih gebt.
Gin 6err Soiepb 3itt botte i'm
D%ergan9enen Wai BON Der BebDroe
BON s. gnHtarga eine betrddtlide
Gnaabl BON Seioenraupen erbalten,
unt init benielben 8eriuhe an5uitels
len. Derielbe bat nun 10 porsiglihe
Relultate ersieft, baB er 25,000 Sci
oeuraupen gocens naD ghibuabua
ienoen f0nnte unb es lDn bic Nuatis
tdt Der Seioe cine fehr quite iein. Sc
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