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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-01-31

Enero 29.-Ya tenemoB nuevas campa.
mas en- este pueblo, graciss & las gestiones
de nuestro querido cura parroco don vi
cente Aquilue Junta Parroquial. Fue'
ron traidas de los stadoB Unidos y Bu
precio no es NADIA exagerado. El peso de
cada una es de 1000, $50, 25O y 125 Ii
brss. El sabado pr6ximo Seran bendeci-
das colocadas en- la torre de la iglesis.
Para dicho acto vendran algunos sacerdo-
tes de otros puebloB concurrir6n todcs
los miembros de Ia Junta PaTroquial y
demds feligreseB. En- la pr6xima semana
dare amplios informes respecto al particu-
lar pues hay mucho entusiasmo y Ia con-
currencis al temple Ber6 extraordinaria.
--EI tenients Casals estd dispuesto q
que no sigan tiF6ndole de la oreja Jorge
En- los pocos dias que tiene de ester aqui,
ha hecho If Ia sombra muchos indivi-
duos afcionados leer en- el libFo de cua.
renta fojaa Este corresponsal aplande ell
proceder correcto del senior Casals.
-Contindan marchandose la costa
muchos braceros de esta jurisdiction. La
situaci6n de las clases necesitadaB Ga aqui
demasiado triste el iornal tan hmitado
que apenas les produce para proveerse de
mafafos.
La vida del campesino eS mon6tona, y
este viven en- Ia mayor estrechez y siu
esperanzas de yer Ia felicidad en- sus
hogares. lTriste porvenir 81 de nuestros
coterr6neoa!
Sc dice que en- febrero hara viaies
diarios de Agusdilla a este pueblo una
empresa de automobiles, tanto de carga |
como da pasajeros, Nos alegrarfamos que
este sucediera porque asi las provisiOnes Sc
consumirfan medic precio; aqui TODD Sc
vende caro-, pero carfsimo q exception del
pan que Sc come caAi de balde, debi9o q
haber cesado eI monopOlio de dicho artf-
culo.
Del rio 'Juncal" estan extraye 'Go |
mucha piedra para emplearla en- la carre
terra. 81 contin1an los remstistas la ex
TRACTION de piedra de dicho rio, dentro de
pocos amos este quedara limpio y los peces
sin amparo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-01-31

al presentar aver tarde 81 doctor del
Vale el bill del Consolidate, dijo al
doctor BarbOsa: eOmpafiero, Saqsse "a capo
que Gl6 Vf eJ tOrO.
La ofcina de corFeos do esta Ciudad
advierte 81 pdblico que los domingos de.
ben sOlicitar la correspondence, Por la
ventana de cartarfa, situada an 81 patio
del Tefefido edifcio, desds las 8 , 80
d. n. haBta ] hora despu6s de Ii llegada
del correo de la lfnea central, que regu-
Iarmente llega las 8. .. m.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-01-31
Dos senLsncIadOs 4 muerte.

Ell primer jefe de penalep, de la peni-
tenciaria de esta ciudad, go ha servido
pasarnos una communication en- la que ma
nifesta que cumpliendo 10 preceptuado en-
el artfculo 343 del c6digo de Eniuicia-
miento Criminal, desearfa la asistencia de
un representants de 'La Corresponds
en- la refarida penitenciaria, en- Ia mafiana
del primero de Febrero = hora de las 4
a. m. Parece que Sc trata de Ia ejecuci6n
d. los reos de muerte Francisco Dones y
Francisco Rivera (s) Panchito para la
que Sc invita- la prensa.
Ell aTtfcnlo de la ley referida expresa
que la sentencia de muerte debe ejecutarse
dentro de los muros de la penitenciaria,
debiendo presenciar la ejecuci6n el Rlcalde
invitar un m6dico, al attorney general,
y cuando meuos doce ciudadanos de re-
putaci6n. Parientss amigos del REQ que
no pasen de cinco pueden asistir tambien
y dos ministries del Evangelio que, ell SEN
tenciado designe. Los ofciales de orden
p6blico que el alcaide eatime necesarioB
para ser teStigoS podran eoncurrir asf
mismo. d.
Ell terrible acto de la sentencia de muer-
to podra ser suspendido por Ell gobernador
de la isla que tiene facultRdes para con-
mutar Ia pena impuests por la Immediate
de prisi6n perpetua.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-01-31
Los "EIk's" Carnival.

EI lunes 4 del pr6ximo Febrero celebra
Ia conocida Sociedad de los 'sElk's'' un
baile, con el que iuaugnran Ia temporada
del "Carnaval" la que celebrarSn con dos
bales mas y otros espect6culos Compo'
men Ell Comit6 de direction los seforeR w.
ii. Hylan, F. M. Hamilton, l. Nixon,
A. M. Lions, F. Siothower j. D. Gil.
les.
Fl microbes s I q lunes II del EefsEi.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-01-31
Inauguration del CarnaVaI.
Coronation de Ia rsIRa.

La comisi6n de sedoras que ha de nom
brar la Reina del Carnaval la componen
las distinguidas sefioras, Herminia G. de
Diaz Navarro, Carmen M. de Giusti, Lui'
50 B. de Ia Haba, Aurora B. de Georgetti
Maria q. de Sanchez Morales, Madame
Luisa Luchetti. i.
La coronaci6n Sc llevar6 4 efecto el s6'
bado pr6ximo las de la noche.
Despu6s dar6 comienzo el baile de eti'
uueta
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-01-31
RstrSta.

Programs de las pleas que tocar6 Ia
Banda On 81 Concierto del Eabado dia 2 de
FebreEo de 1907.
I Hello Bill March (eatreno) w. 81.
Sconton.
2-:Old Black Joe n6m. 4, n.
3Hearts and Flowers (eBtrenO), TheO
M. Tobani, Op.
4-Cumplinruts to Nc. Kimley. Intro.
ducci6nY y variaciones de saxof6n, J.
ViEolo.
5-Avayl Avayl GalOp. F. II. Rollin.
son.
6-Eeddy's 6 Polka n6m. IL. D. 8. Nc.
Gosh.
No comas f6sforos, Campos
Band MssteT.-JuGn TiaOlO Saes.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-01-31
Dssean que haya un representante
del VatiCanO en- la COnfeTenCia
de Ia Paz.
Sc tsms que ESQ prOpdsltO no tengaaCOgIda en-
TIRE tOdOS los pOd0Fes,

Comunican de Roma que ell gobierno de
los Pafses Bajos ha psdido los poderss su
opinion scercs de la convenience de con.
Beguir que vaya un representante del Papa
a la pr6xima ConferenCia de paz de Ia Ha'
"a.
El gobi, rno sugiere que eSe repFesentan'
te podra psTticipar de las discusiones rels'
cionadas con el arbitrage que puede re-
tiTarse en- los morhentoB en- que Ia cOnfe'
rencia tome los aBuntos de armamentos q
otros fuera de Ia jurisdiction de L. Igle'
Bia.
Sc teme, sin smbargo,que el pTop6sito del
FepresentRnte de Ho'anda no tendra AGO.
giGa favorable entire todos los poderegy
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-01-31

do mes Sc efectuar6n tambien dos les
por la Teferida asociaci6n y an busn nj
nero de invitaCioneS han CiTCulado para
esoS aetos que prometen quedar muy ami.
madog,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-01-31

-El domingo pr6ximo ge caIebrar6n
esrrerRs de CRballOs ca 81 hip6dromo de
Ponce
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-01-31

Continue de gravedad 81 virtuoso
Hacerdote Pbro. don Jose de Jeads Mn.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-01-31
VA TIENEN CAMPA-
mas en- LarGs,
En- breVe SeTan COIOCadas en- Ia to-
re de Ia igIesia.
Sc dice que en- FshTsTO GmpszaTa 4 funGlOnar
sRtFeAguadlIIa sl pueblo una smprssa De
automobiles.

(De nuestrO oorrespo,saa5 especially
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1907-11-07
A FIGHT FOR LIFE.
Member of Scouting Party Digs
Through Mountain of Snow to Sa

That a battle is worth fighting to
the very end, no matter how discour-
aging the situation or how apparently
implacable the foe, is shown in Mr..
]. w. Steele's Sketches of the army
frontier. If courage and strength had
given out only few moments sooner
the hero of the story would never
have told the tale.
A certain young soldier was one of
a western scouting party which was
exploring the headwaters of the ella.
A snowstorm had caused the company
to lose their way, and they rode, day
after day, silent in the dread of COM
ing cold and starvation.
As cong as the snow melted in the
sun they could control their thirst,
and hares supplied them with food.
One night, while the party was camp
ing, soldier, walking by himself,
thought he saw a path. Following it
along for little way, he sat down in
the shelter of a boulder. Suddenly
he heard great rushing noise as of
furious wind An avalanche swept
down the mountainside, sending a
great white bulk into the valley. The
soldier crept near the shelter of the
rock, while the roar deafened him,
and the foaming white sea of snow
settled over him.
The camp was not touched. In the
morning, when the members of the
party woke, they missed their COM
rade. and saw what had happened.
Looking at the great heap of snow
they said, He is dead" and went on
their way.
The soldier, however, was not dead.
He was hemmed in between the rock
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1907-11-07
THE WAY 1T READ.
Editor Had to Admit That This Was
Going Too Far.

The editor of little western paper
was in the habit of cheering up his
subscribers daily with a column of
short pertinent comments on their
town, habits, and themselves. The de
partment on account of its intimate
personal favor was the most popular
thing in the paper.
The editor, as he saw it growing in
favor, gradually allowed himself
wider and wider latitude in his re
marks, until the town passed much
of it's time conjecturing what he'd
das't to say next
On a hot day when the simeon
whistled gaily up the streets Of the
town, depositing everywhere its bur
den of sand, the editor brought forth
this gem Of thought:
"All the windows along Main street
need washing badly"
The next rsorning he was waited on
by platoon of indignant citizens who
confronted him with the paragraph
in question fresh from the hands Of
the compositor and informed him
fiercely that he had gone too far. AT
ter a hasty and Mortified glance he ad-
mitted that he had
It now read:
"All the widows along Main street
need washing badly,"-"Under the
Spreading Chestnut Tree" in Every
body's
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1907-11-07

on one side and a white wall of snow
on the other, while over him the ava
lanche lay like a pail The rock was
followed out in way which gave
him protection and beneath him was
bed Of dry pine-needles. A dim
blue light filtered through the cover
ing and showed the crystal outlines
Of the hopeless house.
He called, but the sound came back
to his own ears. He did not lack for
air He could touch the rock and
earth, and they seemed friendly. He
was not cold, for the snow lay like
piles of blankets, and the earth radiat-
ed steam
The soldier began to dig His fing-
ers soon grew stiff and numb, but he
kept on, hour after hour, until the opa-
line mass grew dim, and he knew the
early night had come. Then he crawl
ed backward through the tunnel he
had made, and slept by the rock
When he woke he knew by his
watch that five hours had gone. He
was frightened that so long a time
had passed and that no one had come
to save him. He crept through the
narrow tunnel and began digging
again, lying prone and pressing the
snow beneath him. Hours passed
Blood from his fingers stained the
snow and his hands almost refused
their office. Dark began to come
again. His hands were terribly swol-
len, but he worked for life. His throat
was sore and raw, and he ate snow to
quench his burning thirst. His weari-
ness was unutterable, yet he toiled on.
At last it seemed as if he could see
that the dim light was growing bright
err This spurred his exhausted
energy
A hunter living in the wild valley,
returning to his hut, saw a curious
cavity in the snow, and exp it.
To his amazement, there lay {. ofue-
clad figure, face downward, arms out
stretched Under his rough but kindly
care the soldier recovered A few
moments more and life would have
fed
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1907-11-07
Books of Lead.

A bookbinder was putting a bind
ing of lead ON a book
why lead?" a visitor asked
This" the binder answered, is a
naval code book, for use on a battle
ship. All such volumes are bound IN
lead"
But why?'
so that, in the event of the ships
destruction, the books will sink with
1t, for they contain secrets Of i'm
mense value and every precauton
must be taken to keep these secrets
dark"
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1907-11-07

Maple sap is a nearly colorless
liquid composed of water, sugar
and various mineral substances,
such as lime, potash. magnesia and
iron. 1t also contains some organic
matter in the form of vegetable
acids. 1t is some one or a COM
binatiOn of all these substances in
the sap which gives the sugar its
flavor.
The amount of sugar in the sap
varies greatly, the percentage
changing as the season progresses.
The maximum reported is TO- per
cent. which was found in small
flow of sap from a tree near the
end OF a season. During the same
season the same tree had averaged
sol per cent. The general aver
age is about 3 per cent.
The sap season begins about the
middle of March and continues
until the third week in April.
But it varies according to the late
ness or timeliness of the spring.
Sugar making has begun as early
as February p and as late as the
first week in April. The season
lasts on an average about four
weeks. The longest run on record
included 43 days; the shortest
only eight days.
Although the phenomenon of
sap flow is not yet perfectly under
stood it may be asserted that the
popular idea of sap rising in the
spring retreating to the roots of
the tree in the autumn is a fallacy.
Conclusive experiments h ave
shown that on tapping the tree a
flow of sap both from above and
below comes toward the holes.
There is always a very small flow
from the sides of the top holes, the
sap moving freely up and down
the grain of the wood but very
slowly and in small quantities
across it.
An ordinary mature and thrifty
maple will produce about - gal
Ions Of sap, or three pounds of
sugar season. A sugar grove
has been known to average 10 gall
Ions Of sap to tree during eight
consecutive seasons. which includ-
ed one poor year.
Some trees have been credited
with enormous yields. For in
stance, a tree in Vermont is known
to have produced 1914 pounds of
cake sugar in one season, its sap
being so rich that seven quarts
made one pound of sugar. Another
maple in the same State gave I75
gallons Of sap in one season.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1907-11-07
Will Be Remembered,

Finch, who wrote The Blue and the
Gray" was true singer as well as
an upright judge, and though he has
passed on to join the angelic choir,
he will be remembered long for the
pathos of his lines:
Under the sod and the dew,
Waiting the judgment day,
Love and tears for the blue,
Tears and love for the gray"
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1907-11-07
DOG T A x.
OFFICE OF THE

OFFICE OF THE
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS FOR GARRETT Co..
OAKLAND, MD, October "a, 1907.
Notice is hereby given that the Dog Tax
Law is still on the Statute Books and must
be enforced. Parties owning dogs are re-
quested to see the Constable in their district
and get tags at once.
By order Of the Board.
A. G. ROSS, Clerk.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1907-11-07
Stock For Sale.

| have for sale 10 head of cows, 9
yearlings and 8 Calves. John Schloss-
nagle, Gortner, Md. ct
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1907-11-07
Administrators Notice.

This is to give notice, That the subscriber
of Preston county, hath obtained from the
Orphans Court of Garrett County, in Mary
land, Letters of Administration on the per
sonal estate of
ISREAL NJ. FRANKHOUSER,
late OF Garrett county, Md, deceased. All
persons having claims against the deceased
are hereby warned to exhibit the same, with
vouchers thereof legally authenticated to
the subscriber, on or before the Gath day of
April next; they may otherwise by law
be excluded from all benefit of said estate.
All persons knowing themselves indebted to
said estate are requested TO make immediate
payment.
Given under my hand this oath day OF
October, 1907.
f. G. ALBRIGHT.
Administrator,
Orr, Preston Countp, w. Va.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-15

NIT reidli6 Sol5 barauf pber in
ndfiter 9dbe. I'm bieIe 9eite al
pefrleoigen pirb jebt cine meme beuts
Idle fdtboliIde golonie norblid bon
Sattleforo ge9riinbet. Sort 1T bie(
ldiperer 8ui6. aber audi orpbe
Streden freier Yrairie. I6rSlid,
BON oieier Golonie iinb grobe, Ibfpere
8annenpnloung. 9ns 2ano in bic
Ter eolonie bat einen guten Idpars
gen G~ebmboben.
Die Gage lit meiItens siemlid olott
llno eben. aber bod uno troden, niht
nnb uno niebrigs Wiande SonnIbips
iinp grobtsnt6eils Yrairie, aber iiber@
all lit 8nlo IN Der Gd6e. 9einer
brai6t bort oas Sol3 peiter aIs aipei
Wteilen 5l bolen, unS auf Den meiiten
@eimItdtten lit &oI5 genlla fir BEN
etgenen @ebrdildJ. Sier iinb bieIe
i6one. tart fliebenbe 8dde ilnb fiihs
reibe Seen NIT ipunberIh6uem, fla
rem uno friidem g8aiier. @ud nirS
cine neue @iienbabn bur6 bieie Co
Ionic gebaut. lin peitere Iusfl1nft
lbretbe man an: &atboiG6e
Calculations @eIeIL
f9aft 9attlefprb, Sasf.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-15
CeNerrei6s umaarm.

Sem ebemaGisen Sireftor beg
Sofoperntbeaters in 8ie4 Support
ite1te ii6 emit Elm iinger Gdnaer
Dor, Der als Senors8uffo iinaen
ipol1te. Ser 9ireftor muiterte feline
Sieur cine fiir5e @eile nit aennerz
bliden. entoedte nber ni6ts miBfdlz
liees an ibr. @ttpas ungelent, etfpas
iebr ffii6tern freili6 idien Der
iunse @ann nod 5u iein, inbeilen
oas CAB ii6 ibon. ipenn er MIR iinz
gen fonnte. .8ie eiBen?" fraate
Suport, Der elm geborener Snriier
par. .3brsfi", mar Die Intnort.
Ser bofli6e Sran5oie. in Der Meiz
nilng. Der iunge @ann babe genielt,
neigte elm ipenig bas Sarpt mo
mirmelte elm .Snntel" Damn piez
oerbolte er: n8ie eiben?" .3brsfi",
tlang es tpieoerum 5uriid. Gbermals
rtei9te Support bas 6aipt uno MUIR
melte iein vSantel" GUM brittens
nal fragte or bana6: .@ie eiBen?"
limb gum britteumal entaeanete Der
jun9e Wiann. ben Die pieber6olten
Sragen idon gang peri6iidtert bats
ten: ~3orsfi." ~Siablel" bra6
Jest Der 9ireftor log, .tpenn Sic
nir fonn' ais niei', INNER MIR niei'.
MIR sic fonn' iing'l Sd Gle braliG
auf Der Sbeater 8u ting, MD 81
niefl Wad sic fortl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-15

Der Stabt ii6er % Wilionen Soil
lars idulben fir @bgaben bieier nnb
iener Irt. Die Tie 81 be9letfen ~berz
geiien" 6nben. limb bie1e Mittbeis
lung eebt nidt bon elmer 3eitun9
ober 3eiti1rift aus. Die aus mebr
ober minber ielbitii6eu @riinben cine
neue Yanbpra> 8iifie bes @rafts ents
bedelte, ioubern Der gprporationsdnz
malt Stem Dort's ielbit LENT bas off
fentlihe Iu9enmert alf Die itattli6e
S6ulb, ipelhe i'm 2aufe Der Sabre
iu6 auipicio ~sefduiser. Stabtoeripal1
tlnsen angepn6ien lit. ~8ie es
eigentli6 m0gli6. bab Die gobns
Gorporatiouen nit ibren Ibgabeu
berart i'm Hiiditanb 5u bleiben pere
moften. bemerft gu Dem ~einii6tse
boaen" Sau Die Stem gorfer Staats@
.5eihlne". nmub Sebermann nebelbaft
eri6einen, Dem Die innige @erbriibee
ring unbefannt lit, pelhe bon jeber
Sipiiden oieien mG6tisen Corpora
tionen nnb einfluBrei6en Tplitifern
beitanben bat unb beute nod beltebt.
Sur 10 ldBt ii6 Die Na6iiht erfId@
rem, tpel6e ben gabnseieui6aften
gegeniiber geiibt fpurbe."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-15
.ef Ganaba d.
Grete @etmitdttem lit grobem Semti6eu
fatbolii6em Golomiem.
3amiemo Tamilien lit Der ct. Soiepb's golonie.
Neme G~otonie. Yrairie NIT gSalo permijdt.

Sn Der ct. Soiepb's Gplonie iiibs
peitli6 bon gattleforb, Cast, iinb
iebt etipd tauieno Seimitdtten bon
beutiden &atbolifen mifgenpmmen
unb Die 2eute iinb and meiitens
i6on anf ibrem 9anbe pobnbnft.
Sie b~iesjdbrige grnte mar 3iemli6
gut. Sieben &irfen nurbeu im
pergan9enen CONNER in Der Golonie
gebaut. Srei gilenbnbnen tommen
our6 Die Golonie unb 5lpei banon
iinb i6on beinabe fertig. 9as
2onb IN bieier Golonie lit nlles
Yrairie. ieoo6 I'M neitli6en Sbeile
ut g8alb in Ser 9tG6e. Siibtpeitlid
bon Der Golonie lieet cine 9robe, mn
beiiebelte @egenb. no auf elmer Guse
bebnung bon buubertltnbfiiuf3ig Mei>
len nod IGeS freies 2anb lit, unb
bieles babon lit iebr gut. Sier limb
nod Sauienbe bon ben beiten Seimz
itdtten 81 baben. Gu9 in ben be-
iiebelten 9beilen Der Golonie finbet
man bie unb ba nod iebr i6Dne.
freie Seimitdtten, na9e bel Stride uno
S6ule. Sic Hegierung i6enft iebem
@niieoler cine freie Seimitdtte bon
100 Gder.
gieIe 2eute ipollen Seimitdtten
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-15
VeW Dorr.

- Ser 8iener 8eltfuBgdnger
@nton Sanslian lit jebt in Nefp Dorf.
Winbeitens 10000 Ieilen bat Sanss
lian ieit Dem ge9inn ieiner am II.
September 1900 aneetretenen 8ciie
5uriid9ele9t, nnb 5par in 8egleitung
Ieiner Srau unb zines jest nelln
Sabre alien SDdter6ens. Sn einem
.breirdberigen &arren, nel6en Sansz
lion ielbit ~9efertigt bat, ihiebt er als
SuBgdn9er Satin unb Sinh nebit
@epdd Dor iih bin. Sic HeiIe puroe
ourb cine 8ette beranlabt, pel6e
Snnslian. Der ii6 ais Sa~uerlGufer
einen ginnen gena6t bat. NIT Dem
&iener Sportclub einging. lin Die
8ette, be3fp. ben giniab. Der iif auf
$4,000 6elduft, 81 9epinnen, mlB
Sanslian in iie6en Sabren iebes cipis
~liiirte 2anb Der @rbe beiu6en. Gr
bat nod cine Strede bon 5000 Meis
len 81 bur6queren, unb fem ndditer
@e9 filbrt ibn bon Sem Dorf iiber
@enlia na6 Welbourne; nacbbem er
bann Die Strede big nn6 Sibnep
5uriidgele9t, lpirb er einen S5eil
Niien's unb Sibirien's bur6panbern.
Sn Nep Yprf bot man 8. 9.
ioeben Die @ntoedun9 9emabt, baB
Die oorti9en 8erfebrs9eieai1aiten
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-15
GWwet3.

= 8ir leien IN Der 3iirifer Sal6s
monatsi6rift ~Sie S6tpei3": @inen
ieltenen SepeiS bon Der a~uBeroroents
li6en 2ebenSfdbigfeit 9epiiier 8Gllme
bietet cine itattli6e Yappel in benz
Dorfe 8lnten am Sbuneriee. Gls
man Dor etpa 20 Sobren Dor Dem
oorti9en Yoitgebduoe einen laufen1
ben 8runnen beritelte. beniibte man
als S6aft unb Srdeer Der H66rens
leitln9 einen iungen Yappelitamm,
Der aufredt in ben 8oben gerammt
uno IN oeilen Snnern Die 9fobre einz
gel6altet ipurbe. Na6 tur5er 3eit
be9ann Der S6aft 5u treiben, i6lllg
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-15
9eraS.

@ie man aus gotlGIa iAreibt,
lit iebt Die Iusfiibrun9 zines 8lanes
inn @erfe. tpelder i6liebli6 ba5u
fi6ren mag, Milionen bon @eres
iiib@tpeitli6er 2dnbereien, auf benen
big ieet mn Cactus ndfit, 5u elmer
9ueIe iebr GROCER ginnabmen fiir
ibre geiiber gu MAIDEN.
Cine In5abl grperimente bebufs
@epinning bon ,Sol5s& lfobol" mis
ben gactusblGttern = beren Sleiid
ii9 audi CUR Sapierfabrifation eisnet
= lit iebr be~friebi9eno ansgefnlen.
ltno man mill nunmebr an bieie
IIfobolbrennerei i'm @roben sebeu.
On &apital. Die Sa6e IN iebr ums
faiienbem Rabe gu betreiben. feblt
es niht.
SIM gin5elnen tpirb inbeb, ipie
man bere6net, bieie Ilfobol9etpins
nung iebr binig fommen, ba bic
Yflan5en in fat nnbesren5ter Wenge
ipilb ipadien unb bas betreffenbe
anb, iopeit es nod erfporben iperben
muB, borerit an niebrigem Yreis an
1uoSh W. 0tuit Siuupl, puD iuuut
elm Icre bieies gactuslanbes fir
fpeni9er nls 500 Sol5s Mfobol lies
fern fperoel Senn Ser goben lit
5iemli6 bidt nit bieien Yflan5en be-
itanben. pel6e auf ale Sdne mebs
rere SUB bod tperoen, unb beren
breite, bife gldtter reides &obmas
terial bieten. (ginise gbemifer er<
parten bon elmer Come gactusbIdts
ter beinabe Die Sdlfte ibres 8epi9ts
in Ilfobol.)
Sic Sorberer Der neiien Snbnitrie
rednen audi bnrauf, baB Sol5alfobl
balb bielfa6 an Die Stele bon @a>
iolin unb grbol in Iutomobilen,
~alerbnnb 9antpfmai6inen unb Sefen
treten perbe. &enn ale Die eebeez
ten grtpartnngen ii6 erfii1en. 10
fonnten piele .gfan6" >8eiiber in
Seras, Iri5ona unb Stem Merico
bur6 bieie Cactus Iusbeutune gu
WeillionGren fperoenl