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Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1906-07-18
Don't MIX: the Breeds.

II there is one mistake more likely
to be made than another by the novice
kaen several hraeds Tba a,rn.. -.
do tb,s with moro or loco ,nroet, 49,. 80 80.
he understands how IN boon than, sa.,
oratad ar ,f no u,s,as -, go. :.
pndarstands mi. NO wa,,se M .s a.
nm tba otbar hand Is 10 49,, 49,.
:to experiment Ha tb,nrs A. a,s.s..,.
81 t,,,o cortoj,, h,,ooas o,,ot+ - - -.
tho finast ,ow, nm % rth' end' ,,a 80 !. a.
znnff, the blood "a nrattvs was,a 49, -
ard t,nds ~ b,s sa,s,nou 49, ar ..s
Il M. ca oood os AZ ,,oaaas4 :. ~, ~
1,oan lhra.ds Aoo,n no trtas pao,,u
~ tha,, =, ~,
NO ndnttas ond sats !. sa,,. ~. =. ..e
80 tha = aabnrr a,,naa,s :, III. - 80
-, ,,n.u' 10 ~. ~. a.. n.l anu
,,oo,,,na than .aaa 1901 M n y M ~,
erst .nasa haoomaa ',nr.,,.s,, - .no
- n,tw.,,na -, .,,s,, ..,4as.,. 1. "
80 80 -. = =, ~ SUI
~. 49,, $3.50 n,aa.s ~ pss.S.'
W.. -. 49,. n..sa, ~ a' ~. e'n' -
n.u ~ .,,,.,,, t,;,, ana ~ y
!. @ .,,. 49, .. " p'oss
y .a'4D's y Mw e'' 81 i
Quantity Of Manure to the Acre.
Repeated experiment has proved that,
tile practice OF applying large uuantl.
ties Of manure to the acre on a limited
space. making It necessary to leave
much of the land unmanured. does not
nay. Many farmers never apply less
than twenty tons Of stable manure to
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1906-07-18
A Republican Monument.


1t would seem to be quite appropri-
ate that the magnificent new bronze
doors for. the Pennsylvania capitol at
Harrisburg, which have just been I'M
yelled. should be found to bear the
portraits of the late Senator Quay and
the living Penrose- and Governor Pan
nypacker. This trio are representative
Pennsylvania Republicans whom the
corrupt machine have been able to
force by fraud on the State, through
the partisanship of Republican voters.
That good percentage of Republi-
cans now see the errors of their ways
and are trying to destroy the machine
is. to their credit, though attempted at
rather a late day. When the Demo-
Gratis and these laggard Republican re-
formers have succeeded in organizing
an honest government, the imperish-
able bronze will be constant remind.
Ser to honest voters Of the stress of the
stage of corruption that preceded re-
generation and by pointing to these
doors instil into their children's minds
the everlasting truth that eternal Wig
lance is the price OF liberty"
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1906-07-18

Siam was cotton producing coun.
try $500 years ago,
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1906-07-18
feated, and would have made those
which Congress actually passed COM
ply with the demands Of the people.
Lincoln and Roo..xe,t.

| ply with the demands of the people
Lincoln and Roosevelt.
Inc Natiohai League OF republican
o!.ios mas peen holding jubilee on the
lltieth anniversary OF the birth OF the
Hepuoilcan party. How dlfferent the
poleies ana aims or that party are to-
uav from What they were IN 1906, Is
not known by perhaps but one out OF a
huhureo OF lts present members. inc
elups are now shoutlhg ror high TAR
III ana protection TO trusts and the los
terihg OF monopoly Is naturally ac-
guessed IN, In 1896 their predecessors
refused 10 insert tarln plank IN the
PLATFORM. although urged to do so BY
Inc pennsylvania protectionists with
l'haddeus Stevens at their head. The
hepupllcans or to-day are striving to
centraiize all power IN the Federal gov
eminent and applaud President Roose-
welt FOR debating to and threatening
Congress and stand by, consenting to
who does not decide an important uues-
ton according to the Presidents notion.
The Republican leaders of today are
by argument and statute breaking down
the rights of the States to home rule.
but the. Republican leaders Of 1856.
whose acts the clubs are celebrating.
solemnly affirmed In their national plat-
form "the right of each state to order
and control its own domestic institu-
lions according 10 its own Judgment
exclusively
That the Republicans are opportun.
lists and can change front with the
alacrity of acrobats ia we'll proven nv
their nets and promises. and President
Roosevelt Is a shining example Of nc.
tiyity In these gymnastic political per-
| formances.
Eyervth,ne goes. at the fine with
the Rcpublicans that Will get votes and
all that 10 necessary Ia TO change AGAIN
If tho move nroyes unsuccessful There
Ia vast p,,,f hatween tbe marty ~
,rco,, and tbe ra,pn Of Roosaveit
-
A Democratic Measure Defeated.
Even that high Republican authority,
the New York Tribune, is troubled over
the failure of Congress to pass. the
Tillman bill prohibiting corporations
from contributing money in connection
with elections. While Mr.. Roosevelt
and Mr.. Cannon could have pushed this
bill through the House In less than an
hour, they refused to do 80. The Trib-
une warned these gentlemen against
resisting the passage of the bill, but In
vain. 1t said: '.Thls is reform
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1906-07-18

II a man takes little property be-
longing to another he. is a thief; II he
takes a good deal he is called graft
er. When a man pays out some money
and loses 1t we call 1t speculation; If
he makes profit 1t is an Investment.
This is the up-to-date way Of looking
at some things.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1906-07-18

A supply Of lime is absolutely neces.
sary for the hens and there is no bet
ter way to get this than pounded oys-
ter shells. Bones, pounded fine, so as
to have no long splint.rs, may also be
used, or fine gravel which contains
limestone. Attention to these things Is
what makes poultry pay In winter.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1906-07-18

The opinion mas prevailed that the
man who has riding implements Is
lazy. We are gradually getting over
that feeling. The sensible man is the
man who can arrange to ride. II he
provides riding tools he has his choice,
but If he does not he has only Hobson's
clloice-wnlk. 81
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1906-07-18

When gall is noticed, there is some
thing wrong with the saddle or har-
ness. and no remedy will be available
until the cause Of the gall is removed.
An examination Of the harness should
be made whenever the horse is brought
up from work at night, and 1t should
be kept In good condition, or the horse
will suffer.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1906-07-18

1t is proper use to put an axe to
when one cuts down old, defunct willow
hedges continuous to farm land. Such
things can not be said to be thing of
beauty, nor may they be considered
beneficial. They impede the growth of
crops and are better out Of existence.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1906-07-18

Today all that remains of the once
worshipped and honored May pole is
to be found in certain rural parts
of England and France. where little
girls. going from house to house sing
ing for pennies on May day morning,
carry in their hands small painted,
garlaned sticks.-Philadelphia Rec
nrd u
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-10-16
Mn OaS Ynblttunl.

Die .Sreie greiie fir 9eras" miro
an iber $50 8Oitofficen perianot, uni
bat cine grpRe 8erbreitung in Der
gfa6bar= &epublit Merito, i'm Snbia.
t1er=3 =3erritOriunl unb Otlabpma.
Sbr girtulatiDns=@ =@ebiet in Teraa
erftredt fi@ BON @alpeitDn Bis binaui
nab 0eniiOn. bonn duBerlten Often
biz nab @l .l5aiu i'm fernen @eften;
eS i6lieBt ielbitperitdnblid nit be.
iDnhers sahlreihen 2eiern bas oiGbt=
beiieoelte Wittels sgeras anb ben Siib.
weiten elm. Nud in Werifo bat 1ie
cine arDBe gerbreituna.
8tpei SieifenSe itnb beit6noia.
iabrein, iabrans i'm Sntereiie bes
Blattes untermeaS uno fiibren benz
ielben i'm Berein nit unieren riihri-
gen s2otal Gaenten fertmdbreno
neue 2eier au.
Sn Anbetraht bieier Tbatlaben 1T
Die rSreie Breiie". mD es fid barum
banoelt, Die beutide gep6lteruna su
erreibea. bas bette Mnseige Wse.
ofnm I'm gtaate Geras.
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Ssiir $500 uad) 0entf9lanO.

Deutfb amerifaniiche 8eitunaen
peroen i'm alten 8aterlano NIT gro.
Bem Snterehe eelelen, neil iie Iid
frei ausIpreden uno b6ufig nDn oris
ben nebr 0euiefeiten unb @abrih
ten bringen. als Die beutlben Bel.
tungen ielbit. Die ussreie Breiie fir
geIosA lit 6riben iiberaI, mDbin fie
aelanot miro, elm iebr germ geIebener
8ait unb fann ii1 riibmen, Nner.
fennung uno @Iroigune sn finben,
uie aus 5ablreiben 8riefen an uns,
lOpie an Oieienigem. nelbe oas 8latt
an ibre Berwanoten I9iGen, berpor.
3ebt. Wer baber Ieinen Germanoten
uno 6reunoen cine Sreube ertpeilen,
ibnen elm milltommenes @elhenf
MAIDEN min, Der beitelIe fiir fie Die
nJreie Breiie fir geras". Das Sns
terefie fiir 9eras, uie iiberbaupt fir
ben Staat uno Die @egeno, no bic
Beruanoten tpDbnen, iit in Deutfhs
lamb iebr lebbaft uno eS iit unmDos
lib, in Bripatbriefen eine 10 qriin0.
libe Guftldrung unb 8eidreibuua
oes fremoen 2anoes gu geben, mie
oies Die pSreie Breife" aIp6hent.
Iib tbat. Sir ben geringen Breis
pOn So Derienoen mir pDrtDfrei unler
reibbaltiges 8D6enblatt auf elm Sabr
an iroeno cine Nbreiie i'm Muslanbe.
Die ssreie RreSfe fiir 9eras pnbl.
@pmOann.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

The weekly issue of the 'FREIE
PREssE FUER TEXAS has po
sitively the largest circulation
OF all German papers published
IN the State of Texas. It is
mailed to 450 post-of6ces, and
has an extended circulation in
Mexico. in the Indian Territory,
and in Oklahoma.
1t circulates from Galveston
to Denison, from Marshall to e.
Paso and of course mainly in
the thickly populated central
and southwestern parts of the
state. as also in Mexico.
Two tlavenng men and oul
very active local agents are con
tinuously adding new sub
scribers to the lists.
In consideration of these facts
the FREE PREssE FUER TEXAS
claims to be the best adver.
tising medium IN the State OF
Texas, when it is the object to
reach the German readJug po-
pulatlon.
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S 6 n I E e,.
Merlei Sntereiiamtes aus allerIei Ues
biet-Jir Seben ettuas.

Sn CTR rpBbrttannie E n
iunr6e lebtes Sabr nur 684 Musldns
bern oas 8irserre9t perlieben.
Sn Gurop a tommen idbrIid
ettDa 10000 Bis 10000 @elbHmorbe
aur Renntnib Der regiitrirenoen @eb5r,
8 10 anaig MilIiome n
8 a = n # o 9 er aus @dniefebern
proou3irt iabrIi6 cine Jabrit in Der
Rdhe bon paris.
ap a n beroient Elm unges
fdtdter Mrbeiter 15 Gents, Elm febr oez
f1idter Mrbeiter so Gents per Sag Be;
StpSIfftitnoiser grbeitsasit.
Der @efebgebenbe @atb
Don @ietcria. guitralien, bat gum IA.
Wals ben @orf9las. 0rauen oas
@ttmmrs4t gu seipdbren. Deriporfen.
q M / beiBt Die inoOjapanii6e
Spra4e, Die man auf Sapo bonn 8.
Sa5rbunoert ab auf Sni9riften in
Aupftrblsas unO @tsinfafein Dorfins
bet.
I'm eine Grfinbuns auf
Der gansen @roe gu nf9iisen." muB
man in ben berf9iebenen Staaten 64
yotente ertperben. bic sesen $2500
foiten.
Sur9fdnittIt9 80, 900
bis 90, 900 Rrante puroen
tn ben lebten Sabren in ben 8erliner
Rtniten. 5ofpitdlern unb Ganatorisn
bebanoelt.
Die 3abI Der @eife8s
tranten. ipel9e I'm lebten Sabre
In ben ftdotii6en unO itaatli9en Srz
rennnitalten Bel Berlin untergebrant
tparen. betrus 6588.
Gar$3, 900, 900 Oampfs
ma inen fpuroen i'm Sabre
1905 aus @robbritannien ausgefiibrt.
Die ftGrtiten &un0en fir biefs grseugs
nife iparen SnOien uno Siioam.rita,
2ollia paulina, Die Sat
tin oes romiTden 2aiiers Galigula
(37-41 n. gbr.), trug Bel einem 5elts
einen perlsnI9mud i'm Mertbe bon
100000 Seiter5ien (etpn $1,000 :
000).
. ie Q tabt Der tau
tsBb p de" pirc Sdpebsns
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-10-16

TIM IN et1em unbeiffmmfen. bnI6ene
ben, gu RieiengrDBe pa9fenbtn @ee
bilbe. dls tango bos yWiIoe Dtrnbl"
bO9ffelbit in feinem i9neetpeiB mall
lenben 9epanbe einen Wirbeltdns uno
f4iittelte oa3u nit ben Raftaanetten
ben Saft nnb fdnse laut bic Melos
Die
Sang latt NIT elmer frDbliaen
Mdbhenitimme. Marttn Giebenpfeife
fer fuhr pf0blt9 NIT einsm Rud ems
por nno fab berouBt ba. Sn feinem
DIR rubte nod, ipie Elm G9o Der Gr<
innernng, Der sebeimniBbolls, beGe
Son, Der TIN ertpedt, unb flangen
regelmdbis, ipie bas MuffeBen BON
BergitDden auf oas Geitein, Die adz
ftagnetten. Gr bor9te! Nein - es
mar nidts gu bDrenl Sc mar Elm gaadz
ban aus benz Sroum. Nber no mar
er nur9 I'm it6 tiefe Giniternib, iibsr
iia flares @ternensefunfel l-es oauerte
etne Weile, BIB er begrtff, baB er ben
eonaen No9mittas perf4lafen bate!
3G6netldppernb bob .er Die fteifen
@lie6er, an 6enen er oie blouen sSlede
iiberaa i1on fiiblte, bom 9ooen. gin
befttses Wiefen, Der Norbote bes tomz
menoen Raturrbs. bra9te i'm p0lig
CUR 9eitnnuns un6 in eine ttefe Mebs
muth. Ddmit lobnten nun tpteoer bfe
Berge fetne treue Qiebel gJeit einem
gang seipDbnli9en nie6ertrG9tigen
Gdnupfen. ipie ibn ii1 ieber @9ul5e
unb MiilIer iiberon In NeutomiiM uno
Burtebu6e bolen fonnte! linb itatt Der
tDil6en poefie Der Giniamteit In tnonbz
Neutrality-suspicious. 6Dbenpra9t, bie ct
11lri9 S9neebost, benz Metfter, ild1-
empfin6en ipollte, mubte er ieBt I'm
Bette liegeno f9tptben unb fi9 bon
Der Monifd beiBen Sbee fo9en laifen.
0pm Grbabenen gum GG9erlichen mar
eben nur etn @Gritt! Sein GAritt,
ben er, BON benz tiidif9en Robolo bes
pbtliftertums gegdngelt. nte unb nims
Der berfebIte -.
Srauli9 ipinfte tn rDtbli9em Shein
bie SbOrlibiitte 0urd Die glo9t unb
lDtes tbm ben Mes iiber ben Mordnene
f4utt, an bem ct ftd in miibfamen
Rfettern, Gtrauheln unb NIT Dem
8ersitod Saiten bic @nienbeine tpuno
f6lus. Nber enbli9 mar es bod gee
than: Ct ftano bor Dem 6aus uno
tret 6reimal beftia -niefenb. Elm.
(T0rtfebunn fDlat.l
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9aS ueiieQall1
: 6nmoriitif6e Gr5ablnns bon
RnDplpb StraB.
(Tprtiebuna.l

Ser Oberlebrer iab {tnnenD aa ran
feden, peibsn Gipfel 6tnauf. So, ia
bos rWilbe Dirnbl" Iieb ni1t NIT
ii9 fpaben. Dd itanb es gum @reifen
nab unb bod fiir i'm etpig unerreiA.
bar. lIno beflemmenb beI9lin i'm
Der Geoante, 6aB tiinftis fein Daiein
fein alpines penisftens = nod
mebr eine 6aIbbeit, Elm RGtbfel fein
iDiirbe als bisber. Der @eftionsbore
fdnb. Der alles barar fest, jenss fprDbe
.MiIbe Dirnbl4 nit @turm 8u nebs
men. ber bas @9ub6aus baut, ben
Meg onlsgt. Die Jiibrer unterpeift unb
b0nn enbIi1. 6em @nDinoel unter>
than. BON 9bDrlifee aus NIT Dem
Dernrohr 3uf1auen nub, ipenn pilb,
frtmbt Souriiten bic 6rudt al fetner
w1uben pfliidsn uno duf benz @ipfel
bte 9ate fHpeuten = nun ia = bieier
3dmlet Der 9erge mar eben er,
Marttn Giebenpfsiffer = tine beuif9e
prpbleuattf@e Natur -.
Nou 3orniger Ge6nfudbt, es bod
einmol TN 2eben ben arnftmenfs1en
sleidsutbun, ftatt etpig plntonif4 gu
benten unb gu lssben, {hlob Ct. lang
auf sinem ourhipnnten @rasplab&en
aingtitredt, bic blauen Mugsn un6 ieine
@e6anten tpdn0erten trGumenb In bic
Derne.
9iuter jenem Weanne Der Gespdlt,
binttr ulri9 @9heebcgt ber, ben ibm
4esie b!e Gunft bss g9idioIs in ben
Mee ssfiibrt. ga frtili4 = bas mar
stn @anserl 4lles an ibm 70 einfah
unb felbHptrifdn6IiG. Ct tonnte, ipas
q iuolltel unb iupGte nDbl nur, mas
e. fDnnttl Dortn lag bos snn3e Sc.
beinntb.
Oh sr tpobI .f6tles DrduIsins iebt
sfadti9 gefunbtn hattt9 ltnb tnie
nao4te ii1 bdnn ibr 3ufdmmeutrtffen
setuIttn9 2ei9tes Gpitl bate Ct tpobl
NIT ihr nt9t ~.
S6cn In 6aIbf9Idf periunten iab
0er Dberlebrtr binter fetnen gefGlofs
feuen Wimpern ein unbeffimmtes
Eruumbilo - etipas febr @8lanies,
fssr GrOBes, fsbr SHbf4ss = sins
lunee Dame, bic cine lonae slaIs
Dreben0 unb itnbetiimmert NIT Dodge
t9puusenen 2aditiefel9en auf Der
Spise 6eS Grobglodners sSan6ansD
tanste uno feufate einf9lummsrnb
ttsf auf iiber 70 bisI @srmsTenbeit uno
Gber bas uumntipirte 0eresnrasrn oes
grcbgl0dners In ein @ebiet, In BEN
bod unbeitritten bos .Milbe Dtrnbl,
aIfo stn tpeibIides Meien. berri9te.
gtn ipetblines MeIen! gs gibt
lberbdupt nur | n Weib auf Der
meltl Das fudt man unb finoet es
ntmt un6 Hennt es harum unfre sSrau
Nenas TN 61rislberee uno Die ferne
R6nigin bon MDolun unb bic sset Mors
goHo nit bem ber3li6 toIlen Qa6en.
Das Qd9en Ipuroe ftGrter unb ftGrfer.
Sc miidte Iif nit oem Gjefider Der
berdbbiipfenoen Quellsn au einsm feis
asn Silberlaut, als ipolIe oas ,,Oirn0l"
cben, bas iie entienoets. oss G9lafers
unten am T60rli fpotten.
lIno ounn tlangen nnors, prpiaiihe
Zone burd oos hbermltbige Ruunen
ber gisseifter. Gin metbo0ildes, PEI
oantifd in beftimntsn 3pif6enraus
men iih ipte6erboIenoes @er1ufdb, oas
l9per bic GommeritilIe bur9fGgte.
Wartin Giebenpfeiffer mar am Gnbe
Der Dinse ansefommen, no fein Weib
uno fsin Berg msbr eshnIuHt medt.
er t1litf srmiibet ben Sdlaf oss Sc
rsMfen.
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Die Gnnebmlidfeiten Oes 2ebens
weroen ourcb Elm id5nes 1eim me.
fentlid1 erb66t &0mmt gu uns uno
mir MAIDEN guh g0ribldae besiia-
lid Der Declaration Gnrer @obnuna.
g8ir baben Gaes. mas oasu nDtia it.
Wtr Eiibren oas arDBte uno aerp6bls
teite 9aaer tunituoller Enpeten.
Sreo Summert,
2Q-206 Weft Commerce StrQse
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sSeniter : Sins uuO ssarhrn

Wir MAIDEN auf unieren orpsen
Torrat BON 5eniteralas uno Sarben
aufmertiam. Die mir nit fleinem
Brofit oertaufen. gSir baben bic
beiten 5arben i'm Warfte.
5reo 5ummert,
204-206 Weft Commerce. Strnse
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gd)euermener's 0arf

6amilienaarten. NaerleiWilherei.
prDoutte. gOrstielihe Slide. Reid-
bhltiae Speiie. .8arte. &eIerfrildes
Zone Star Bier. SeineWeine uno ans
oere @etr6nte. aufmertiome Beoies
nune. @ars laufen bis Mttternabt.
pbiiipp @eiBler, giaentimer.
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8. 8 a pttt.


G. tlnoen= uno aber ftun6enlans
l. f4Iief er. Die Some perfani
- langfam in Der DGmmerunq
binter oem breiedieen ipeiBs
liden ShattenriB bes .MiIoen
DtrnoIs." gs puroe INNER 6untler,
INNER tiibIer, DIE Roht 3oq iiernens
sltberno am 5immd ouf uno nod
regte fth 1idts auf benz empfinblid
ertdltenoen @raspolTtsr, auf Dem Wlars
tin Siebenpfeiffer 5uidmnengerollt pts
ttn Wurmeltbisr i'm Minterfnlof ourf)
ben Qbenofrieosn trGumte.
Dem bic Grdume berordnsten aa=
mGlig tDie0er Die bleierne 9iefe ieines
eablumnasrs Wieher aonfeIte es Dor
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&. u. Gpffe.

9omiiiions'8 '8auflnanu fiir lebenoes
Vieb. &auft uno nertauft allerle,
s5uhrmerfe. Office uno 0aros 321
Weit' HueDas Stra6e. Nltes gelenhon
1910 A., neue8 1890.
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Ctfp 8eife.

@rittlaiiiae &eitauration in Shula'
aotal. 8ana neue @inribtunn. Dor.
aliglthe 8iide. GlleS mas Die Sal.
ion liefert. WdBiae Breiie. ssatni.
lien au empfeblen.
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5taot Dbto EoIeo or
Qurns Gnrnfn. "a.

Queas s@oantn ss.
Granf ). Gbenep bel9m6rt aoB er ber de
tere 8artner Der Girrna 8. 8. @benep&
it, tpel1e Gei@dfte in Der Gtabt Soleoo, in oben=
genanntem Gountp unb Staate, nut, unS oaB be-
iaefe Girmo bie @umme bon et etnbun6ert
fuirb, Der oura ben GebrauA bon 6aIi's IA.
tarrb eur ni6t gebsilt tperoen fann.
GrantS. gbenep,
(--) Bef6moren Dor mir uno unterf6rieben
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Walf gbDre 8ahu

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MN. j. STUCKE.

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q. ". & u. q. Rahn.

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800 Mbenbs.
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unb 600 Nacbm.
Son @l Boio, Galifprnten uno Merifn
......,.....,........ 800 Nbenbs.
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Strangest Frea.x of Science.

It is generally supposed that Prof. Garner is the first man to study what has come to be called the speech of monkeys. As matter of fact. the honor belongs to Sir Richard Burton, the famous Orientalist, who translated the Thousand and One Nights Lady Burton tells in her biography of her distinguished husband that Sir Rich ard believed firmly in monkey speech: |: that he had forty apes continually with him for several years, and tha he had written down q monkey vocab ularly of sixty words. This vocahu lary. unfortunately. was lost.
 Prof. Garner can make strange monkey drink by saying a certain word. and with another word he can make it eat. and with another worG he can frighten it. But Sir Richard Burton could do all these things. too. His vocabularly. furthermore. was lar ger than Prof. Gamers. Ernst Haeck- el. the great German scientist. is in hearty sympathy with the study of the monkey language. He says he believes drmly that such language exists.