davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1907-09-28
brother Against Brother.

man named &c lived in Missouri.
about fifty miles from the Kansas Dor
der. His family, originally from the
South, had settled In Southwestern
Missouri When the war broke out his
two brothers avowed dlsloyaliy 10 the
government, Joined the secession army.
and they urged him to do 50 too. But
he was true 10 his allegiance to the
Union and It's starry ensign Hesitating,
and with the ties OF kindred to distract
him. he remained passive witness Of
events until all the man that was In
him at length induced him to take his
place in the great struggle. A few days
after a younger brother rode up to his
house. At the time he w8s out OF his
wagon. and had been practicing with
his rife at a mark. and had just load
cd. The younger brother said, I'm
glad you're thinking about your gun.
You'd better join a company"
Il have done 50, was the calm reply.
whose"
Captain s." naming the captain
Of a company Of home guards that had
been raised in that county.
"Ab, that's what you are at, Is III"
cried the younger brother and draw
ing Colts navy, he continued. 1--WE
got something for you" and fired. The
ball lodged IA the breast Of the elder
brother, who staggered and fell with
the violence or suddeBness of the
shock Recovering himself, however,
for a moment, with superhuman energy,
he got upon his knees, and Selling his
rife, pointed it al his murderous broth.
or. who turned and fed, but the rife
BAH in his spine arrested the course Of
the Rebel forever. The family Of the
Union man gathered few Of their eff
feets hurriNdly. and fed with him In Il
wagon-at last reaching Kansas. where.
though severely wounded. he slowly re-
covered
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1907-09-28
Real Rolling Stones.

A geOlogist laid at each corner of a
small table rOnnd gray stone.
These are real rolling stones" he said.
Watch them
This stones. at FIRST motionless. soon
began 70 culver. Then they actually be-
gan 10 roll. First with slow. then with
a faster gait, they rolled toward the ta-
ble's center. In few minutes they lay
all together in a tight bunch.
They come from Australia" said the
geol0gist. "Others like them come, too.
from Nevada. They are of no value save
as euriosities. What causes them to roll
is the magnetic iron ore that they con-
tain. Real rolling stones they are You
viii notice he absence OF an moss upot
their surface"
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1907-09-28
THE OYSTER FUNGUS.
Superstition, Art and Poetry Inspired at
Times by 1t.


Prof Albert II. Woods of the bureau
of plant industry thinks it was the oyster
fungus PieuTotus) that caused relg-
ious commotion in Belgium some months
ago. The news dispatches at the time
said that wave of religious enthusiasm
was sweeping over Borgherhout, sub
urb OF Antwerp, where fungus growth
ON an old plank had taken the form of
a statuette of the Virgin and Child. 1t
was said that the population was great
" alarmed and that politicians We're
pointing TO the attitude of the peasants
as an argument in favor of compulsory
education to free them from superstition.
The oyster fungus is a very common
species IN this country and Continental
Europe. II Is found usually in high al
titudes. There are many varieties
On hemloek trees the back or shell OF
the fungus is frequently of a boiled lob
str red. The under surface or face is
covered with n soft fuzzy substance, very
delicate and easily bruised. In many
specimens II is pnre white or cream coli
ored.
This soft surface hardens few days
after the removal of the fungus from
The tree. While ii is stin soft il can be
etched upon with any sharp pointed in
strnment, such as a knife blade or hat
pin, Upon scratching the surface
beautiful sepia shade is produced.
Many etchings are thus made. Some
artists wait until the fungus hardens
and then paint sketches on the white
surface. Etched or painted fungi make
odd mantel or desk ornaments. Appro-
pirate cefses are etched on them also.
The fact that the fungus lives upon the
dying tree suggested this:
Reincarnatiop here you see
Life born of death. noble tree
OF tow'ring top. majestic girth,
Falls, dies. 10 give this fungus birth.
Another verse etched upon the surface
of n fungus reads:
The jackal OF the woods am T.
feast thrive when others die:
The life blood of stately tree
Is meat and drink and all TO me.
A variation Of the same verse is this.
am the jaekal OF the wood,
l feast when others die,
The death blow of u forest king
Means life to such as /.
Some OF these fungi grow to large size.
] A woman who has camp in the Cats
| kills found one nearly two feet long and
| etched Oh IL the name of her cabin. She
nailed il over the cabin door. Another
| Dig fungus was used for an autograph
| album
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1907-09-28
Nosvas oNI1OOHs HsI19Na
Annual Exodus 10 Scotland for Grouse
Cost of the Sport.

Cost OK the sport.
The beginning Of the shooting season is
a momentous event in England because
it shifts a vast proportion OF monied
people from one end of the United King
dom to the other and carries with it an
almost endless train of servants, attend
ants and all the paraphernalia which go
toward the upkeeD and maintenance Of
FIRST class establishments, says Town and
Country. The mere money exchange is
calculable, and ii would be a severe loss
to Scotland If there we're no grouse to
shoot.
Then IN September comes the partridge
shooting, which brings the guns back
from the north and distributes them over.
the shres of England. In America not
long ago a deputatiOn was sent to a
state Legislature praying that the game.
license should be kept down to 81. What
would those Nimrods say IL they had to
pay $15 for game licenses, as is the ease
here, and even then would be prohibited
from shooting unless they either owned
or hired preserves or had invitations to
take part in sh00t2 Even then the cost
of II seasons sppft n this country has
been reduced immensely.
Formerly IL was almost prohibitiYe or
any one but "A very rich manor el-- n
very poor one (who would poachl--to
sno0t game because all the land was re-
empted and small shooting preserves
were practically unknown.
Today IL Is possible for ESQ or E10U to
obtain a very good preserve In the cam
ties adjacent to London. Aud even in
Scotland 1t is no longer necessary to re-
sort TO devious and widespread intrigue
in order to obtain an invitation to one of
the shooting castles, because there are
many small places with 600 10 1000 acres
which are now to- be had Mt moderate
prices where the shooting il fairly good
the big estates.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1907-09-28
Explaining q Proverh.

A Methodist of New York was prais-
ing the late Bishop G.. G. MeCabe.
when Bishop McCabe was secretary
of our missionary society,"" be said, che
added 100000 to its annual income
II once heard the Bishop ask mill
lionaire for a missionary contribution.
WHO was it, said the millionaire,
smiling, that said that charity begins at
homeY
Bishop MeCabe frOwned.
1T was some one. I'll be bound. be
answered. who was looking for an OK
cuse TO contribute Boston Herald
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1907-09-28
EXHIBITION CASES.

This man attacks his wife with Deamst
He drags her by the hair.
The happy couple so il seems,
Were married on dare.
H.
This man for alcohol doth yearn,
And very drunk doth get
He and his wife, we duly learn,
Were married on bet. j
Ill
This man delights 30 scowi and sneer;
His devious ways are dark.
lie and his wife, 1t doth appear,
Were married on lark
MORAL:
Ladies, In picking out your shoes
And hats, you are not dense
SO when a mate you start to choose,
Would u not be as well to use
A modieum of sense2
louisville Courier-Journal.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1907-09-28
TO BE CONTINUED.
Something Toward 1t.

In their own opinion parents are never
In the wrong in the ordering of their
chidren's careers. Outsiders, however,
often see differently and are not over
considerate in the opinions they express.
'She intends making pianist of him,
/ am told" said one lady to another,
speaking of an acquaintance whose boy
is very fond Of music.
Yes"
Whom has she selected as his teach
err
she has not go so far as that at pres
ent: she is just letting his hair grow. -
Taller.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1907-09-28
Sorry, but He Couldn't oblige Her.

An American actor. who is old enough
not 10 consider himself a matinee idol by
%Iy means, was somewhat surprised and
pleased IN a western hotel a short time
ago when a pretty girl stopped him in
sue corridor and presented him with a
Use without saying word lie was
more surprised and less pleased to re-
I've note the following day reminding
I'm u the incident. and asking him 20
sslh the giEer Of the flower two seats AZ
Ne theater u which lie was playing "as
81 iaemento Of the occasion.
dear young lady" the actCr re-
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1907-09-28

at some twenty feet belowl"
"oh, ahp' said Old Abe, seriously,
and evidently nonplussed for the first
time In his life; that does not re
mind me of any story ever heard be-
fore!
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1907-09-28

nlied. waxing sarcastic as he realized
what had been the object Of the atten-
ton he had been paid. Il should be glad
10 send YOU the seats you ask for. but,
on consultation with the manager OF the
theater. have been Informed that the
seats are all fastened down. and that he
il opposed to having them sent away a.
souvenirs w umaB's Home Journal
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1907-09-28
The Feminine Fever.

BacoD-Iear about my wife:
Egbert-What now
You knoF she's always writing peo-
pie for samplesg
Yes
We'll. she read IN the paper the other
day that the average valuation Of the
paper money printed daily by Uncle Sam
totals over 100000 And she wrote
on 70 Washington for them 10 please
send her a sample - onkers states
man.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1907-09-28

The Cubs Athletic club has signed
Kid Wolgast Of Milwaukee to meet the
Irish I.anders six round. I'D pounds. al
a boxing tourney October 10 which VIII
open the season ~ Waukegau, H.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1907-09-28

Il Pays to Advertise.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-05-23
4nrD grnntrr. :.

Der Rudtritt nes 2prb gromer bon
ber 2eitung Der 8erpaltune Gspptens
ihlieBt Elm aapttel ensliIder aultur=
nrDeit ab, eines Der penisen, auf bic
bic 8riten nit gan5 reinen Sodnben unb
gEtem @eniiIsn 'hinipeiien tDnnen.
Denn mas GnglanD fiir Sic fpirtb<
fhaftlihe Wieoergsburt eirlss gang
beruntergetommenen QanOes bort ges
tbdn, lit cine srobe 2eiitung, Der man
abie Aneriennung nifi DerIasen fam,
irsnn iit aud nidi gang Ioielblilos geS
tptien lit, et,pa ME mir es auf Gu6a
Sgstbdn. fpnotrn bon osn9intsrgeban%
IN eeIeittt, oas eaab gu elmer ensliz
i6enT Nropsna 81 nncdjen, bic es, iDenn
IIiiltt benz 9iansR nat9, in DirfliGfeit
|na4 iff. llab Ser Mann. BEN bic
pnrhfiihxung III rerbantsn, III 2orD
tp1tr, hfr. fsit Il 5uerit ols britiider
6nfuIorngent bort6in tam, unfrrniibs
btmiib eetusitn II, IN ben trOItz
I'M 3hjixnbsu NarhsI ju i6dffen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-05-23
9a,,uinnenne M'aln,stse,r.

Das gunbesforitamt bat neuli9
barauf bingetpiefen, OaB Die BeDOltez
rung Der Ser. i5taaten idbrlid oreiz
tis piermal ioeniel pol5 perbrauht als
in berIelben 3eit tpdhit., Sm 8ers
glei9 gu europdiiden Staaten 1T ber
0erbrau6 bier iehsmal grOber als
BORT, bod bralht man Dies ipeniger in
8etradt gu aieben. oenn es gibt nod
Diele anbere Mrtifel. BON benen Der
Mmerifaner piel reihli1eren @ebrauh
natt, Snm 9beil duh MAIDEN fam.
neil bier niht aaes 10 fnapp bemeHen
1T tpie brauben. Nter Der 9inpeis
auf oas Mihperbdltnib atpi!hsnWalS
tpuds unb 8aumfhldg aeigt ben Bee
pentliGen Iebler. ben. oie Nution in
piefer geaiebung in ibrem 9dusbalt
mdht unb ben 3u fprriairer, tDenn lie
1ih nicbt febr beeilt, bnlo taum mebr
m0gIi9 iein fpiro. Die Gtatiftit gibt
odriiber oeutIint Minte.
@eit benz Sabre 1880 finb mebr ais
febenbunOtfttdnieno Minipnen SUB
5ur NernsnouIt9 dls 8auboI3 gef9Ias
gen lporbtn, uR6 dht5istnufsnb Mil>
l;Onen mebr alS bsr 3ufus dIs banld,
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-05-23
Ameriku,,frd1ra 8eftnnpH,pR-
Ten.

George %. S9s, Ser 9erausseber
bes rpbilabelpbia public Qebger",
perDffentlidt i,t Den Mnnalen Der
Mmeriean Mcabemb Of political anb
Social @cienee einen Muffab iiber ben
amerifani1hen SournaIismus als 8ez
ruf. Mir entnebmen ibm eh1ige iebr
intereFante Daten iiber oas 3eitunssz
ipeien in oen Dereinisten 5taaten,
beFen Gnttpidlung, beutige 8eoeutuns
,!nb ginridtuns.
Gs gibt in Der Union i11gefGbr 25,z
600 3eitungen, tpopon $500 tGeli9
erfdNinen. Das in ibnen illpeftirte
Rapital 1T enorm. ba Die Sabresuusz
gaben eines sroben bauptftGbtiiAen
Blattes ben Betrag BON / Milion
Dollars iiberteisen; monhe 3eitlnz'
gen seben auh 10000 Dollars tdslih
pber 4 Millionen Dollars idhrlih aug,
Bel spsien ober breisn iteist Der Sab
sesetat fogar auf 6 MiIionen Ooz
lars. Na1 benz 3en1us BON 1900 tpaz
rem 100000 perfonen i'm, 6iretten
3eitunssbienf, tpdbreno etDa l Mil@
lion Mleni9en brett Doer inoiret1 bon
ser 3eitungsinbuitrie leben. Die
Ginnabmen Der 9,rausseber tperben
fir bas sSabr 1900 NIT 175 Minionen
Dollars angegeben. ipobon 95 Millioz
nen auf be sSSnferate unb 80 Millio@
nen auf ben .3eitungsperfauf ehtfal=
len. Das sSnferatengethdft 1T alfo
aun I'M Mmerifa fir Die 3eitunsen
tpihtiaer als bas Announcement, mas
BEL Sen Gin<gent@9ldttern eigentli9
5elbftberitdnbIih ia, ba oqs papier
elmer Summer allein ettDa einen bali
BEN Gent fpftet. (3eitungspapier toz
itet ettpa 2 Gents per pfunO unD 16
@eiten nitsen I pfuno.) Die 9otal-
fllmme Dor III einem Sabre berausgez
gebenen Nummern betrdgt 8 Milliars
Sen, 70 bob ettpa 100 GTemplare idbrz
lih auf ieoen Grnadfenen, Grauen
uno Rinber nimt eingerehnet, fonls
men, nit dnberen Morten: rs lit I'M
Durhfdnitt ieber brittle Mmeritaner
cuf Elm 3<itun1sblatt abpnnirt.
6err Dds bebonoelt pdnn ben s3eiS
tuna6bienH in alltp feinen MeiIDrts,,
berxn Gintbeilung pprl slirDpdij1en
nidt febr ptrfniebsu III. Die aInerifas
nif6eu titundsn atbtiten faR outd.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-05-23
@rnb.tta Il, @eIellTaJaft.

Ser Romponiit, oe1en 9ooestaq
iiingft gum 5ebnten Male ipieberfebrte,;
mar, undbnli4 Dielen feiner Roneaen,
Shmeiheleien gang lln3ugGnglib.
ST ipurbe odnn germ irpnifd, nod
lteber einfah grob. Nor Sabren biriz
gierte er i'm 2eipaiser @eipanobaus
feline neueite Spmpbonie. Mm nGdz
iten Gage fano ibm gu Gbren cine
5oirse itatt. 8ei Eif1 erbob iid ber
1ausberr unb belt cine lanse Rebe
uuf 8rabms nit ben iiblihen 6ulbt=
gungspbrafen. Gum S9lub rief er
empbatifh aus: rMsifter! $50 tpol=
len Sic uns nit. Sbrer Symphonic
binfiibren, in ben 9immel ober in bic
p0le2" 8rdbms NIT einem berbinoz
sihen Qddeln fi1 lei1t perneigeno:
rWobin Sie befeblen, .5err gtat."
sSn oerfelben @eieG1daft trat cine
Dame auf i'm gu, fpra9 in iiberz
dhtpdneliden Morten bon 1einem
ti1euen Merfe un6 battle babel Die y1aiz
pitdt, fih gu entf9ulbisen. neil iie
1elbft getern ni6t rim RDn3ert fein
tonnte, fie pdre bura cine beftise Miz
Crane perbin0ert getpeien. 8rabms,
Der bic Dume gum erften Male i'm ae<
ben iab, ertpiberte: sd babe Sic audi
fhn,erali4 DermiBt." Glsih baraui
ftelIte ii6 ihm eiii' iilnger Mlonn bo:
unb ndhoem auh ct iih longe in 2cz
besbpnnen auf bas .unfterblihe Wert
Des Meiifers" ergdngen, gl1ubte Il
9rdbms nod Elm befpnbers geiitreides
ROmpIiment su MAIDEN nit Ser s.
merfuns: yMir f4ien Der lsbte Sob
etpas. Mebnli9teit nit Der reunten
GDmpboRit al bdben, rDd bobtn
Gis f1ibt 70 .gaa3 unrenf, ertgegnete
Hrnbms nah0enflid. vDns SnIim,
me bur0n II nur, bob Is isber @Anfs,
ippf merit.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-05-23

I lImGBungsipeife dngegeben bate. Der
Werbrouh bpm Brenn= iinn 8auboI5
| gebt fhnelIer ppr iih als bic 8epoltes
Ir;lngs3unabme. Gr betrdgt etpd hops
peft ID piel. Die Mrt bes 9olafdlers
|ift tpie Der 6eeripurm bur9 oie Mdloer
ge5pgen. ssSn ben Walbgebieten bes
Norboftens, namentlid in Maine;. mar
Die 00be Der rzprobuftinn f1pn
I'm Sabre 1890 erreidt, in lnierm
@eegebiet lit bieperiooe aipanais Sabre
fpdter eingetreten. Sur 3eit 1T Der
Siioen an Der Neibe, Der bereits Elm
Drittel bss s.lan,mten 6olafalases in
ben Ser. 5taaten liefern muB, nn0
tDenn bic bortigen Malbunsen ausee<
holat finb, bleibt ols Me{erpe nur Die
pacifrtiifte Siibris. Mnb bort stbt 6ie
Malopernidtung fhon in folhem
MuBe Dor 1id. boB baIb nur ipenis
iibris bleiben ipiirbe, .tDenn Die 8unbesz
resierung ntdt nit ben He1efpattpnen
einen tiihtigen Riesel bnrsefhoben
Bate. Diefe iinb tbut1G9li1 tpie Sn=
feln i'm tpeitep @ebiet Der ongencinen
Werpiiftung. Sn ibnen ipirb Der Wolb
erbalten unb Iiefert trobbem, infpIge
forftndnnifder Bebanoluns, 1einen
She'll fir ben 9aubol3bebcrf.
Nls Rarl @nur3 oIs @efretGr bes
Snneren feline iparnenoe Stimme qez
gen bic Wdlbpermiiftund erhob. ipur0e
er perla6t. Sept finb mir 70 tpeit, tpie
Dentf4lanb Dor $50 sSabren mar,
fpdter Sranfreid, unb @panien, oas
tpirtbfhaftlih bertpabrloite nod heute
TT. Mas Oeutf6lano uno Tranfreidl
gethdn baben, um bic MibpirtbIhaft
5oraufgegangener @enerationen tpie6er
gut gu MAIDEN, 1T befannt. Sn beiben
3dnbern baben mir jebt eine ausgez
sei9nete Sorfttultur NIT por3iieli9en
Refultaten. Weite @treden, Ste gelbz
tunsrise BETTER Der 0er0ouns preis=
seseben batten, tragen beute tpieber
poblgepfleste Torfte unb perftdnoige
8ere9nung tpeib aus benz. fhlagreifen
Beffanbe bauernoen Nuben gu aie6en.
Qlus ben @rfabrungen unb 2eiitunsen
Der beiben 2dnov brallden mir llur
Sic Nubantpenbung at aieben. Nber
mir baben bier ni9t bic Mittel nno
8efugnii1e, nit benen BORT bic Gegene=
ration Der Waloungen bur9geiebt
!purbe. 9riiben bat Ser @tdat piel 5u
faeen, fann bem pripatbefiber Trense
8orihriften MAIDEN, feline poliaeigez
malt in pielen 8esiebungen ausiiben.
Sier 1T bic Sadie fdipierie4. 9ier
rnuB, mas briiben obrtsfeitli9e Nor>
fdrift eraielt, .bur9 lleberreoung uno
Belebrung errei9t iperDen. llnb bas
lit fhtpierige Nrbeit tontrdren pribat@
interei1en eeseniiber. Oesbalb mub
tmmer tpieoer unb tpieber bie Dffentliz
he Meinurg fir Die Notbtpenbigteiten
ber 2eee intereiiirt tperoen. uno be-
fpnhers .ba, mo, tpie in MtsepnIin, ipeiz
te absebolate sylGhen pie eine sSrage,
ipie cine Mnflase eesen ben @taat ite@
I'm. Die Natur tpetft freilid ben Mee.
Wenn oas mir beritan0en ipiirOe. Quf
SEN erpGbnten @tGtten friiberer Walz
huneen tpddit spiiden @eftriipp uno
gebiifd mand ein iunaer Baum emz
por, Der nit anberen etnen 3ufiinf ftiz
gen Wafo tilben mag. gr beoarf nur
Der foritmdnnif9en Siirforse unb
pfleee. urb fir iolde folte inteItz
gente 6ffentli9e Weinung eintreten,
Inn bic 5olsen sebanfenlofer Aaub<
tpirtbidaft gu ueutraIiiir.n.
. (Milm. 9erolo)~
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-05-23
gfe Glertristtiit t..1 tupltdJe.
Q5ehrua1d1.

@emobnbeit madt sleidsiiltis sesen
@efabren. Oas aeist ii9 AUDI bel Der
8ebanoluns unferer eleftri19en 8es
leu9tung uno bes Selepbpns. Gs gebt
uns ba eerabe tpie nit benz @1iebpuls
her. Wir buben nns baran gep0bnt,
tdglid, ia ftiinoli4, biele elettriiden
ginrihtungen gu banbbaben, baB uns
gar nibt,mebr Der @ebanfe fommt,
oab mir babel 10 gu iagen nit benz
Sooe fpielen. Jreilid geidie6t ni9t
iebesmal Elm nngliid, bas ion banit
ni4t geiast fein, aber perf9ieoene grs
fahrungen baben ieooh geaeist, baB
mir nod nidt 10 gana binter bic @e=
beimnifIe Der @lettriaitdt eefommen
fino. Inn uns gegen ibre Siiden unb
2aunen i'm tagliden 9ebrau9e fhiits
sen gu tDnnen. Wir tpifen freilib
einises BON oen @efabren bes ftarfen
5tromes; oes aur5faluHes II. bsl..
alIein mir iin0 .pft ni9t in Der Gage,
bas Gintreten folder 3ufGlle pober3u>
4eben unb absupenben. Dur9 ysas
turerideinungen. ipie @eipitter, our9
8eriibrung ooer Wertpidelung pp,l
Drdbten Der Beleudtuns uno bes Tes
lcpbons fann fold cine 3u itarfe 2as
ouns ober Elm 8ufai9luB eintreten
unb bem geraoe BEL 8enilBung bes See
lepbpns 8efinoli9en lnebr ober min.
Ser @efabr bringen. go tpuroe erit
fur5lih in einem Ort in M1f1u1uietts
Elm iunses Mdohen Bel 8enubung bes
9elepbDns in Der gebrduhlihen Mrt
7 ee.Ootet. Sffenbar mar 6ur9 unaufge<
tldrte nmitdnoe oas Selepbon bon els
mem gu farfen @trome setroffen ober,
fonit cine, plDbli1e Werdnoerung ein<
getreten, bic bas l1ngliid our splge
bate. Mie 10 ettpas ou bermeiben 1T,
Sas ent5iebt iih unferer MiHen5nuft.
Sci Der srDbten 0orii1t unb @org<
falt 1T Elm llnsliid ni9t gu permeiben.
Naerbings tit man aud rriht INNER
poriidtig eenua, befonoers tpenn man
tie! nit Der Sadie gu tbun bat, ldbt
man leiht auber M1t. auf ettpdige
ISt0rungen i'm 8etriebe Midftdbt 3u
rebmen. Mber aud tper befonoers
borfintie- fein min, tpeib ii9 oft fsinen
Matb. @elbit erfabrene 5a9mGnner
iinb niht imjtan0e, bollitdnbig iihere
Mntpei1ungen gu geben, unb iteben bis=
ipeilen ppr einem NGtb5el. sc eiit ipz
nah flat, bab uniere RenntniB i'm @ez
braude ber Gleftri3itdt md in ben
.3inoerlAnhen fedt. Das 1T aber
nihts tpettiger uls angenehm Bel benz
| tdgli9 aQgemeiner tperbenoen Sc
bruude Der Glettri5itGt in 5aus unb
@ihdft. Die yqAleute fpllten 6esz
balb ibre gan3e Mufmeri1amfeit oar=
cuf ri6ten, ben rlrfd1en bon aefabrz
bringen0en GtOrungen auf ben @runo
81 fonlnen, banlit mir cine arDBere
@iderbeit i'm @ebrauhe Ser Gleftriais
tat erlarlgen. Gs lit aeuifermnf'en
bic pfliht berer. in oeren, 0anben Sic
Mnldge uno ber 8etrieb oiefer Gins
ridtungen liest, bafiir 3u foraen, bak
ben @efnhrerl, bic 0anit Derbunbtil
! iino, rl1gli9ft. pprgebeugt tper6s.
@leidgiItieteit in bieffr He3iebunq 1T
geneiagefdbrliG. benn 0er dIIaemeine
Gebrnud Osr Glsitri3itdt ae60rt alt
pen nntbiDenOisen 8toiirfnif5en .nnfss
rtr M q 3tlf. @. Q.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-05-23

Menn Ndbm dinen. NIT
berbaratemSel unb 9taub bef4must.
in ibrem @anse sebinoert fino, Derz
iGaffe man iid etfpas 8en5in, be-
ireihe Die Sbeile,, bic setpObnlid gez
lit tperben, nit einem tleinsn pinfel,
trete Oie Maldine sinise Minnten
uno penn bas Sef aufsepei9f 1T,
tpiiM man Die Sbeile nit einem 2aps
BEN retn un6 Dle lie tpie gspDbnlih.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-05-23

s. altbaren, sldn5en6en
fhmaraen Sad fir eiferne Sefen
iteIlt man. fer, inoem man gut atpei
pfunb 6olatbeer Bis beinale gum
@ieben bringt, Damn Elm adtel pfnnb
pulperiiirtes Gifenpitriol aufiigt. Der
nbere gu ladirenoe She'll bes Sfens
miro erpGrmt uno ser beige 2ad mitz
tels zines pinfels aufgetragen. Ourh
bie Wdrme oes Sfens trodnet Ct
rafd Elm unb erfbeint als feiter gldns
senber neberaug.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-05-23

asnllst. Inter aIlsn llmitdnosn "
Der 8rauh feblsr6uft, bic Bauen DDr
Oem Werfeben at Derfleinerrl. 5ll
lodern ooer fonittDie 5i beut'rubtgen.
3abnne6fel bei osn
| g hpeinen. Gs miro piels
Gdtpeinesiidtet setpib ietsrefilreu:
tperr iiber ben 3dbnipeAlel BET
Ghpeinen siniges l1itsetbeilt miro.
nit ben MilhedSGbnen Diro oaS
5npein qeboren, i'm Bitter no1 2 bis
A Woden bretsn Die mittelfen
ghneibadbne, geipDEnlih Mlhs
aanqen qsnannt, ourh. Sn ber 8. biS
1O. Wphe fonlmen Die obsfen Wttldz
mittel3dhne, bann in Der il. big u.
Wode bie unteren Milhmitteladbne
aum Worfbein. SIN Z. Big 8. Monat
ipedfeln Die gdaGbne unb i'm IL. big
IL. Monat bie 3angen, 3. 3. Die mtt@
teliten @hnei6e3dbne. Oie llr1teren
Mitteladbne ipehfeln nit IL Wonoten
une nit 18 Monaten Die obeNn Wlits
teIaGbne. Bei Der Sugen6flaft tDmmt
baber Der Wehfel Der 3dngerl lunD
@daGbne in 8etraht. Oie nWetts
preubiIfrn lqnbpirtbfh ftltdenMit'
tbeilunaen" regen nun an. ben gin<
fluff, Sen Die fdledtere ooer beherr
grndbrunq nit mebr pber tpeniger
Weibegang unb BeDesungsfreibett
auf ods friibere pber fpGtere 9erbor<
brehen oieier 3dbne ansiibt. feFaus
itellen. Den Musfenern t0nnte ods
burd elm GROCER Dienit ertptefen
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