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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-29
MUSIC LESSONS
 AT REDUCED PRICES

Ie pupils begianins course before November 1. special late q *5 fet eight lessons; after November reg utar ratt will bc 9tg for e0ufSc of ten lessons, Conservatory methods for violin. cello and hrasS instruments.
 Payment for course dae after h4lf completed.
 Drop nc il postal and will call aad >ec YoH.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-04-09
THE WOODS
NEXT ATTRACTION-Tue and
Wednesday and Wednesday matinee,
LITTLE JOHNNIE JONES
GEE! IT'S FINEl
25c to $50. Seats now on sale.

far into the body. Jenkins grapDled
with the crazed man and finally took
the knife from him, being cut in the
hand in so doing.
Allen then turned on his wife,
chased her into the yard, threw her
down and stabbed her ten times with
a pocket knife. The approach of a
neighbor armed with shovel caused
him to desist. He ran down town. at
tempted to rob the till of Louie Gu
enza's saloon and in the fight with
Guenza struck him on the head with
a hammer, badly injuring him. Allen
fled the place and entered Mazza's sa-
loon on Main street, where he held
City Marshal Decide and Waterman
Peterson at bay with an AK until Sher-
iff Walker arrived Allen surrendered
without a struggle to the sheriff He
was taken to Nevada City as a pre-
cautiOnaTy measure
Allen is miner employed at the
North Star. Jenkin and his daughter
are very highly respected.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-04-09
CRAZY MINER RUNS AMUCK
Fatally Slabs His Father-in-
Law and SIaSheS His Wife
len Times.

Grass Valley, Cal, April Slack Al
len fatally stabbed his father-in-la
Alfred Jenkin, ST., and inflicted ten
stabs on his wife in this city this evcn-
ing. Mrs. Allen is dangerously wound-
ed, but the attending surgeons held
out hope for recovery. The deed was
committed at the Jenkin home,
where Allen and his wife also resided.
Allen, who has been drinking 1onsid-
erably of late and acting peculiarly,
was called To supper. Entering the
dining room, he picked up a long
butcher knife from the table and say
ing 1--WE will settle this matter Tight
now" plunged the blade into Jenkin' 5
left side 1t pierced his lung and went
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-04-09
TWO APOSTLES DEPOSED.
THREE NEW ONES NAMED.
Continued from Page 1.

ent. So was every other member Of the
general authorities
The acting members of the quorum of
apostles were put up together to be sus-
tanned, and there was no dissent. Then
came the three new ones, who were SuS-
tanned separately. They were sustained
and will rank as seniority as follows ::
George +. Richards, Orson f. Whitney,
David O. Mckay.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-04-09
DEPosED APOSTLES.
Taylor Is Son of the Third Presi-
dent of the Church.

John w. Taylor, one of the men de-
posed yesterday, is a son of John Taylor
third president of the Mormon church.
and the immediate successor of Brigham
Young. He is a native of Provo, and was
elevated 70 the apostleship in 1884, by his
father Taylor formerly lived at Farm
ingtOn, aid has wives there yet He is
credited with having three wives before
the manifesto, and with having taken
two more, two sisters, after the mani
festO. The latter two, il is said, are with
him in Canada now.
COwley, the other deposed apostle. is a
native of Salt Lake. He was appointed
10 the apOstleship in 1897 by President
MILFORD Woodruff. He is said to have
three wives, one Of whom, it is claimed
ne took since the manifesto
Are Close Friends.
II is a coincidence that the two men
" no were deprived of their apostolic hon
Ors Yesterday have been bosom friends
since bOyhOOd. The "Latter-dav Saints
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-04-09

to overcome our weaknesses. The man
who does the most good for his feIloW-
MAJ will be the one who Will receive the
highest reward, because he has seconded
the Savior in carrying out the preceptS
as laid down by him came here under
the presidency of Brigham Young, ana
am glad to have followed in his foot
Steps."
Andrew Kimban. president of ST. JOS
eph's stake, Arizona, grew enthusiastic
os he spoke Of the work in his commu-
nifty. He said:
1T matters very little to me where my
home may be so long as / am among my
own people There are no other PEOPLE In
the world who ere so dear to me as the
Latter-day Saints. was born in Salt
Lake; I have Travelled, in missionary work,
and finally L took up my permanent abode
in Arizona. We in my stake live In per-
territory who are not of our faith. The
people OF Arizona from the governor
down, are generous ana proaa mlhoeo IN
Life in Arizona.
Elder Kimban gave a graphic descrip-
desert among the cacti the lizards and
the sagebrush, and made the sandy waste
blossom like the re Sc"
ut takes the Mormon people to sub
due the desert" the speaker continued.
Not long ago a colony of Gentle peO-
pie came into the ella valley near St
Joseph stake and tried to tablish
homes. They soon became discouraged
and sold out to us, and now we have es-
tabliShed branch stake which is thriV-
ing community
Solomon Hale of Oneida. Idaho, said
Il have been a member of the church
for sixty-Seven years II my youth l was
acquainted with the Prophet Joseph Smith
and his family. I rejoice in the fact that
have known every president of the
church since the martyr dom in Earthag &c
jail. 7 never betrayed q prophet of God
in my life and have Travelled many miles
with some of them"
Joseph w. McMuTrin Of Salt Lake
member Of the council of the seventies
spoke of the work OF the church and eau
toned those assembled to beware OF
false prophets" He also cOunsclled ODE
dience 20 the authorities of the church
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-04-09
PRESS CLUB ELECTS OFFICERS
Annual Show Is Discussed But
Date Is not
Fixed,

George r. Carpenter was elected
president of the Press club yesterday
by the narrow margin of one vote over
Joel l.. Priest, Mr.. Priest was elected
first vice president, and Russell Lowe
~ second vice president. Isaac Rus
sell was elected secretary treasurer,
and Ernest J. Evans historian.
A. n. Mckay, Rev. p. A. Simpkin
and Harry Simpler We're named on the
board of managers.
The annual Press club show was dis
cussed, and the event will take place
some time before the close of the pres
ent theatrical season.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-04-09
Apostolic Succession.

In view Of the changes made in the quo
rum yesterday the line of apostolic sue
cession to the presidency of the church is
Henry Smith. George Teasdaie. Heber J.
Grant, Anthem II. Lund, Rudger CIawson.
Reed SmOot, Hyrum M Smith, George a.
Smith, Charles w. Penrose, George e.
Richards, Orson f. Whitney and David
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-04-09
Free Organ RecitaIs.
SUNDAY SCHOOL MEETING.
Held in the Evening in the Assem-,
bly, Hall.

The semi-annual conference of the Sun
day school union of the Mormon church
was held in the tabernacle last evening
under the direction of Elder George ID.
PYper. The programme consisted of mu-
sic by the l. ID. $. university and taber-
nacle chOirs, and reports and discOurses
relative TO the progress of the Sunday
schools. Fifty-four stakes were repre-
scented. The total number Of members
officers and teachers enrolled in the Sun
day school is 10, 500
Elder A. II. ROlapp of Weber stake
spoke on the subject of parents classes
which is a department. of the Sunday
schools newly organized. This discourse
was continued by the new apostle, David
o. Mckay. also of Weber stake. a few
closing remarks We're made by President
Joseph r. Smith and the benediction was
Dronounced hN John NJ. Mills.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-04-09
SITUATION UNCHANGED.

philadelphia April S-The situa- !
y ton remained unchanged in the an =
/ thracite coal region today. The va .
J. rious miners locals held meetings !
4 but only routine business Wds trans =
l. acted Miners and all other classes
/ are anxiously awaiting the answer of !
! the operators at New York tomorrow !
+ and it is the general hope that a :
/ strike will be aVertcd.
Inst think It over. All Salt Lake
County Real Estate is a safe invest
ment, but Smelter City lots at $50 is
where the crowd is buying.
SHELTER CITY TOWNSHIP CO.,
201 d. +. Walker Blk.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-04-09
THATCHER THE LAST.
He Was Deposed at Aprf Conference
Nine Years AGO.

At the April conference nine years ago
the last apostle was depOsed- The man
in that case was Moses Thatcher The
first presidency refused to put his name
up to be sustained because he became a
candidate for the United States senate
without securing the consent of the
church authorities. He was not formally
depOsed in December of that wear. but he
was declared out of harmony with his
ouorum at the April conference.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-04-09

Biographical Encyclopaedia says that
Taylor once prOphesied during their young
manhood that Cowley would become one
of the apostles OF the church Concern
ing Taylor this work says:
The spirit of prophecy is enjoyed to q
marked extent by Elder Taylor
1t then proceeds to relate several in
stances of prophecies made by Taylor,
and of their subsequent fulhllment.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-04-09
Who New Apostles Are.

George f Richards, the first named of
the new apostles, IS president of the
Tooele stake. and brOther-in-law of
President Smith. He is a son of the late
Apostle Franklin d. Richards. He was
born in Davis county and is 40 years of
age. He was ordained an elder in the
church in 1876 He is a farmer, Demo-
crat in politics, and was a member of the
legislature of 1899 from TOOele county.
He was ordained as a seventy in 1884 and
before he became stake president he was
a counselor to the president of TOoele
stake.
Orson F. Whitney. the second named OF
the new apostles, is one of the best known
men IN the Mormon church. He is bishop
of the Eighteenth ward of Salt Lake City
end is the author of a three-VOlume His
tory of Utah. He was born in the ward
o. which he is now bishop, and is 81 years
of age. He is grandson of Newell X.
Whitney, the second presiding bishop of
the church.
Bishop Whitney is a graduate of the
University of DeSeret, ROW the University
of Utah. He has written many pamph-
lets and books in support of the Mormon
been d bishop since 1873 He was for
nerIy a mcmber of the city council and
is a Democrat in politics.
David .. Mckay is president or the w e
Der stake academy He has been active
in the Sunday-schOOl work of the church,
ard has been on missions, particularly IN
Scotland. He has been prominent in
church educational work and is said to
be a Republican in politics
New Member of Seventies.
Judge Charles II. Hart Of Logan, who
succeeds to the vacancy. in the council of
seventies. was formerly judge of the First
judicial district. He is a Democrat. He
had been called on a mission to the east
ern states, TO depart next November, but
his elevation will probably cause that
programme to be changed.
Joseph +. Smith, jr-, was made assist
ant church historian to succeed Bishop
Whitney.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-04-09
said to Be Monogamlsts.

The three apostles appointed yesterday
ere all claimed to be monogamists. Con
ceding this claim, the church for the first
time in it's history has an apostles quo
rum, a majority of whose members are
not admitted polygamists. OF the present
tn Give, eight are claimed TO be monOga-
miSts, and four are aVoWed polygamists.
Including Mr. Lund, who. while an apOs-
tie is not a member of the quorum and
the proportion of mOnogamists and pOlyg-
apsts is nine to four in favor Of the for
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-06-26


Only 500 fet from the court house.
We expect to close these out first Of
the week
Union Heights lots are a good
purchase now. The South Penn Oil
Company are grading for their
shops, which are near the above COM
pany.
Two new cottages for sale on Pop
lar street, s rooms each, on lots 4ox
100 feet. Gas, water, and all mod
srn Improvements. We consider
these a bargain. Y
A bargain in purchase Of lot on
Jackson street; Size .5Ox190. First
Price, 100000.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-06-26
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
THE
WesfVngll11a Bank
Located at Clarksburg in the State 81
West Virginia at the close Of
business June Is, 1906
Bank FIRST began business oct. 1889

RFsoItRcEs
-, SS, 90 DOLLARS
LlanS aug discounts. $500. .l79,S54 70
0veLuraI q :. = ...;.... 2,l22 Il
Stocks anu securities includ-
Ing premiums. ). $500 90
DankIng mouse furniture and
n nAt s ....;..-.... ....... LII so
evue rom 3anks 1900. 80. 1880 II
SneGh .ss anu otner cash Items 1877 IS
ExSsnse ss'Oles tesetfe oahS s'sI6 70
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-06-26

six-room house, slate roof, all
grained in oak. good well, lot Sc bv
125 feet, on Harrison street, Broad
Oaks, right on street car line.
PRICE 100000.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-06-26

Party's reason for selling, has
position in another city.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-06-26

Beautiful home on Poplar street,
rooms and bath, all furnished in
hardwood, slate roof, almost a new
house. Lot 40 by IL.
PRICE, $500.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-06-26

Let us show you what we have at
Kelley Hill, where lots are only
$4,000 EACH.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-06-26

with water, gas and sewerage.
Street car line along each side of
this property. Last August there
was not a house on this addition,
now there is two stores, and 10 new
houses.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-16

esfne Haeee tn cnafen-Sapans seeens
trarttgtr MIpeutIub.

Ra9 elmer Mittbsiluns BEG rIeusn
Mlpine Sournal" 1T Ser gersipprt su>
erft in Sftaiisn unb omar f4on in
srausr @oraeit gepflest tpprben. Be-
rsits tm ettpa 700 b. Gbr. bat in CHINA
Elm einbeimii9er &initler bier gilber
semalt, Die bier peri9ieOene Jortbetpes
sunssmetboosn berani9auli9en. 9ars
unter befinben ith AUDI elm paur Berg
i9ube nit Spiben. Na9 Sapan pirbe
Damn Der Sport i'm 9. Sabrbunoert n.
G6r. eingefibrt bur9 &obo Oaii4i,
Ser oamals ftubirensbalber na6 China
geidnot puroe unb nit iagenbaften
9ei9i9ten BON elmer feltfamen religi6s
fen Sette betmfe6rte, Die lire geiit>
li9en llebungen in 0en beilisen Bergen
bon Stafe auf Der Sibeter 9o9ebene
balte. SIM 9aufe Ser 3eit tpurbe In
beFen biefer &ultus persefen, .uno erit
Ste fpGten Na9fabren, bte in uniern
Sasen nad Weften sefanbt tpurben,
Tim, tpie &obo Oaif9i, alerlei Stuoien
ob5uliesen, bradten i'm in Der mober@
men Gorm als Ilpenfport in Die 9ei>
mutb suriid.
9eute bat aud Sapan feinen GGpeus
Hub, Der fi9 jeoo9 in mebr als elmer
Sinfi9t bon feinen europdif9en @ors
bilbern unterf9eioet. Oie Sd6resbeis
trGge tperoen in cine gemsinfame 8aFe
eetbar, iporaus Damn cine 4nsabl
preife bergeftelt unb i'm Wege Ger @er@
l%ooiung aussetporfen perben. Wer
Slid hdt, madt Damn feline fommers
Iide1 Be~rsausfIiise aus @ereinsunfos
fen. gs bleibt natiirli9 ben berntts
telten Mitslteoern unbenommen, ft6
aus etsener Saf9e bafelbe @ergniisen
81. letiten urb fi9 Den bonn Glide Be-
g%iinittsten @enofen atlsuf9Iieben. Ser
prdfbent bot etne eteene Sra9t, tpeibe
@amaf9en, tpeiben Rod unb 2eibsuri
rnb etne leinene Miibe NIT 8Gnoern.
9asu fomm,t etn md9ttses Mufdels
born, tppmit er bon 3eit 5n 3eit err
mattenoe Mttglieber gu neuer Sbats
fraft antutet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-16
@ottesmrtbeiIe attf Oct einats
baIbtniet.

DUFF Der beiligen StGtte, UNI beren
@eiib England unb Die Siirfei beis
nabe in &rieg perpidelt poroen ma
rem, berri9t nod algemein pie
2prb grpmer in ieinem eben perDfz
fentli6ten 8eri9t iiber Ieeppten en-
adblt : bas @ottesurtbeil als leBts
@ntf6eibung i'm 9eri9tsperfabren
Dor. 6eblt es in irsenb einem &riz
minalfalls an s3eusen, 10 ieBt Der
&idter = @l Ra6aibaa = ben @n=
gefla9ten Der probe bur4 Teuer,
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5euerprpbe ipirb cine eiierne pfanns
rot6sliibenb gema9t unb benz @n9e=
flastsn boris 9eii9t gebalten. 81
muB lie nun breimal nit Der 3ungens
ipibe beriibren. 3eist bieie 8ranbz
flsde, 10 gilt bic periDn als iiberz
fibrt. MDeli9erpeife bat bieie Pros
aeour cine pbpiiologiiGe llnterlase:
fiblt fi9 ndmli9 elm Menf9 unf6ulz
big, 10 bleibt er rubis unb feine3unss
feudt, unb biefe Seu4tieteit bemmt
Die @irfuns Der @luth, pdbreno benz
bura fein @9ulbbepubtiein SEEING
itigten bic .3unse i'm Munbe perborrt
unb troden tpirb unb fofprt 8ranb=
tpunben empfGngt.
Die WaHerprobe pirb f~olsenber<
maben ausgefibrt: Der Ri4ter febi
iid nit benz Mngetlagten unb ben
.3uid 1rern i'm &reife UNI einen arus,
Der in Der Mitts placirt pirb. Ollie
ftarren bas W%afersefdb an, biz es
bur1 bic ben Muget entitr0me.,oe
maenetif6e &raft in 8etpesuns ee>
rGtb. 0pn peripn gu psrfon beg. mt
nun Der Grug gu nanbsrn. Ma1t
er por benz &i9ter 9alt, 70 gilt bas
als elm 3ei9en Der llnfdulb bes Mn>
geflagten, bdlt er aber Dor benz leb<
teren fill, 10 bat biefer bic inn 5uge=
idriebene Sbat periibt. 4ei Der
Sraumprobe pirb benz MabaIbaa i'm
Sdlaf bic Wabrbeit offenbar. Welde
bon ben brei Mrten az tpGblen finb,
liest i'm grmefen bes Ri4ters. MiB,
traut Ct Der pfanne unb benz 2rug
unb bat CT bon f4 unb 5einen SrGus
men eine bobe Weinung, tpie bas 70
man4mul bei bebuinii9en Wabafbaas
Der San fem ion, 70 bGlt er ffid5 an
feline sgrIeu&tuns TN S&lummer~.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-16
Sabotage TT oes oettti@ett
YoItttt.

Gus Berlin tuirb uns esf9risben
Wit ben pfin3ftaasn III BITE 3eit Der
Rube In Der innerert beutf4en politit
eingstretsn. Die biesmalt9e SsfRon
bss Wsi9staees mar cine Der lansfisn.
bic CT ie ssbabt bat = Re nabm ni9t
tpsnigsr als lis Sibun9en in I'm.
fpru9 - absr obwcbI nod man&es 3u
srlebigen getueien tudre, 10 trat bod bic
gertuguns sin, neil Is srfabrungs'
mdbig In ben Sommermonaten faF
unm6sli9 If, bas parlautent beI&luB.
fdbts 90 srtalten. Cine iol&e eeiROn
bon lis Sibunsstasen btirfte tn ab.
febbarsr 3eit ni4t uteber 3u ertuarien
ifia. berri na9oem bie Tidten ftir ben
beuii&en Rsi&stas einsefhbrt iuorbeu
Fub, uerben BITE AbseOrbueten tbrer
asbsluF 3hssl auferlsoen. 11nb uer
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-16
8ebSrae far SHemtli&e Mrbettea,
Nnasbote tuaroen empfangsn:

Angebote tparoen %empfangsn:
6tir Msp6altirung bss Gabrpsgss tn
Der %. Strabs, bon Der Central big su
Der Capitol Nbe. Warion @ounip
Contribution COMPANY. 1915; Union
asphalt Contraction umpanp, 81. "a;
Barber Batting asphalt @ompanp,
s3.11t befsfigt auf etein.@ Concrete,
1922 bsfsffist auf 8iss. Concrete.
1891 ,Srinibab" nuf Stein. Con.
crete, $3.48 v8rinioao" auf atss.gpn-
crete.
petitionen uurosn eingeui9t:
SIR 2ieshefrsuuns oss 6abrweges
In Der IL. StraBs, bon Der S1coma
Mpe. Big Az Der &ural Str.
STR Badfsinpfafsrung bss Sabr.
pegss In Der 8rootfbe Nbe. bon Der
10. Biz our Mural Gtrabs.
Jdr gsmsnt , Seitenpsse In benz
Waibin9ton BouIsbarb bon 80. Bis aur
80. Strnbs.
SIR @emeTt=S ~eitentpe9e unb Ranb.
feine In Der S~slatpare StraBe bon Der
80. bis our 80. Strabe.
SIR @smsnt.S Settle atps9e unb &anb.
feline In Der 81. Strabs ben ber Telas
mare big our Weu Ssrfsp SiraBe.
6hr Cement. Seitsntpsgs urb &anb.
Hsin in Der Stem Ssrfsp Strabs bon
80. Big 81. Strabe.
Jfr gsmsnt-S eitentpsge In Der Sal.
man IDe. bon Der R~oofebelt Mue. Big
our 2aprence Str.
@efolutionen purben angsnommen:
SIR gr6Hnung uno grueiteruns Der
erfsn auep wefii4 Der Suinois Str.
bon Der 80. Bis 3ur SO. StraBe.
5ar aspbaltiruns bes Gabrwesss
uno &~anbitsine in Der Sainois Strabs
bon Der "a. Biz 3u 38. Strab..
5hr areilesuns Der ROd 9orbees
Strabe uno erffeu Masp n6roli&
Der Somsfsab unb bfli9 Der Dor.
bees Strabe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-16
6am m b. Is. Stunt

m b. Is. Stunt. Der
Bauunternebmer @ouaro 6arrel aus
6orarb murbe tobt auf ben giIenbabn-
@elsiisn nabe ber Station WtIer auf-
sefunben. 3uerf uurbe anssnOmmen.
bob Elm ungladsfaq porliest, bod fanb
man fpdter, bob benz 9obten bic QebIe
bur&i4nitfen tpar, tuel&sr llmRnnb
ein begangenes Werbre&eu wabrl&sin.
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abenb eine1 @ortwe&id NIT brei bon
ibm entIafeneni arbsitsrr. bie fpdter
Srotuuseu seeen TIN laut tusrbe,l lie.
Zen. Die Beb0roea baben sine Inter.
iu&ung etneelsitet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-16
0IaseIo6ea=0artmere.

Der frsmbs ausfliisler, Der F9
obiidtli9er> pber sufGGigsrpeife in
bic l1mgebuns BON paris besibt. mo
i'm alIgemeinen ni9t bel Sebensz
tpertbes auf ben Telbern gu finben lit,
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cine nnmenge batatqpnsmGbig ange>
reibter 9lussloden gu erbliden iinb.
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glpden sliBern ba unter Der Sonne in
ibmmetrii6er Srbnuns. @irta 1A-
2 SUB bod. nit einem bur9f9nittlia
den Sur9meher bon 2s4-3 SUB.
bilben bic @lpdenreeimenter elm braz
itii6es Bib. gu mas fDnnen bieie
9lasglodsn tppbl bienen9 gepDbn>
li9, felbft i'm Siiben Srantrei9s, tperz
BEN bic Melonen barunter 9e5oger.
Sn 9aris 1T bies jebo9 ni9t Der san,
ba MelpnenSii6teret bort ni9t am
pfaBe lit unb fi9 faum Der Miibe
Iobnen pirbe. Oieie aagemeine @lasz
glodensdrtnerei, tpel9e bauptiG9li9
i'm Often, Siibpeiten unb Nprben Der
fran3Diif9en !Sauptftabt betrieben
pirb, lit einsie unb aIein baau be-
itimmt, ben fiibliGen lanbpirtbf4aftz
liden probutten cine enersif9e Gpnz
currena gu MAIDEN. limb stpdr fpeaiea
mas ben 5riibfalat anbstrifft, Der uns
ter ben Namen Laitere Ger eieent=
lide &opffalat) unb Romano
(Stansenfulat) auf benMurtt tommt.
Mu9 Rabies9en perben mitunter in
Zen 9lasgloden miteeaosen; getpDbnz
li9 fteben tie aber in ben 3pif6en=
rGumen. SieIe &ultur tpirft i'm az
ssmsinen srpBen Yrofit ab. aopf>
falat III cine b09ft empfinoli9e. ni6t
lei9t bertpenbbare Waare, bic auf
benz transport f9per leibst. Man
perfenbet bel Salat aus Sibfranf<
reid mad paris; bsrfslbs trifft iebod
In idmmerli6em 3uitanbe elm, halb
perborben pbsr perfault. Sesbal6
fpmmt er, gut erbalten, iebr tbeusr gu
feben. Die 2anbtpirtbe Der l1mz
gtbung bon 8aris baben bur9 Die
rparforce"trsibungen bes 8opfialates
Rem llebelftdnbe Elm @nbe eema9t,
unb ba bic @aare INNER quite preiie
bebduptet, 10 lObnt ii4 Die Sadie.
Sieie 8lasglodsn5iidterei beitebt
iebo9 mod ni6t lanee. Dor faum
breiBis ,Sabren mar lie III in pereinz
selten 6G0en b%oraufinoen; nu9 unb
na9 bat fe erOBeren umfang senoms
men unb Die 8rob5iidterei auf bieie
Weife lit faum auf Elm Sabrsebnt Su>
riid5ufiibrsn.
Die 9eete, duf rel9en bieIe @las>
| sloden Die Salataii4terei fDrbern, be-
iteben aus elmer ~ SUB oiden Gage
gut aussebDrrten Miites, iiber pel6en
cine tpeitere sbenio bide S6i9t lei9s
ter grbe ssporfen tpirb. Die @las=
| gloden cpneentriren bic Sonnenftrab=
len unb Die Guberli6e 5ibe unb baben
cen @ortbeil, Die bon benz Miitbeet err
seuste Sibs aufaufangen uno uufauz
betpabren. Somit boppelter 8ortbeil.
Ginsebplten grfunbigungen gemGb
be5tffert fi9 jabraus jabrein Der
Iettoertras Der Observation-Disclosures
auf nabe5u 5tpei Mi1ionsn Sranes fir
Yaris unb llmeebung alein.