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Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-05-22

The construction of the Philippine
railroad system which is to connect
Manila with Cavite, Batangas and Lu-
cena, tapping the rich plantations of
the southern end of Luzon, and which
will mean so much to the still further
development of that section Of the
country, has now taken definite and
material form, says the China Tele-
graph. 1t is the intention of the Ma
Mia Railroad company to follow the
present Antipolo line from Tondo as
far as Santa Mesa, laying another
track and enlarging the depot or sta
ton there, and to carry the double
track then to Pandacan and Paco,
where there will be another station,
whence will start the main line which
later branches out for Cavite, Ba-
tangas and Lucena.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-05-22
R. R. OFFICIALS
VISIT CITY

C. M. Levey, vice president of the
Northern Pacific, arrived in the city
this afternoon accompanied by B. C.
Palmer. assistant general superinten-
dent; Henry Blakely. general western
manager, ana A. Beamer. division su-
perintendent.
The party was met at Arrow juno
tion by John P. vollmer and was join
ed at Moscow by General Agent w. j
Jordan.
The trip to Lewiston at this time II
for the purpose of generally inspecting
the conditions and viewing the wori
on the double track system from the
outside yards to the approach to th'
Clearwater bridge.
Mr.. Levey wik soon move his head
quarters from Tacoma to St. Paul
where his duties will be extended Owe
the entire system. He viii be sue
ceeded at Tacoma by II. c. Mutt, VIII
will be known as general manager
the western district and who VIII o
brought to the Northern Pacific fror
the Michigan Central.
/ A visit~to Lewiston by Northern ra
cifc offieials has been planned 10
/ NAV %, at which time President Ho"
ard Elliott Is expected to come her
ana an inspection Of the constructio
work at cuidesac will probably
: made.
Mr.. Levey and party will return
snokane tonight on the Owl train.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-05-22
OPEN DRAINAGE
IS NECESSARY
Mr.. Chase Paving Expert
Comments on Need For
Removing ElOOdwater

'T am convinced from the observa-
tions that 1 have made while In the
city that Lewiston streets will have to
be provided with a surface drainage"
said w. B. Chase, the paving expert
who is in the city. making estimates on
the cost of making the proposed paw
ing improvements as outlined in the
projects before the citizens.
Il had thought" coatinued Mr..
Chase, that pipes beneath the surface
might be used since the rainfall in this
section is reported to be so light, but
after observing the storm the otheI
day / am sure the only effective plar
will be surface drainage. / see that
when II does rain here u comes offer
/ in torrents and the flood waters carr.
an immense amount Of silt whicl
would effectively fill up underground
pipes and cause no end OF disturbance
This silt, You will observe. carries
large quantities of silica and thi
causes It to pack hard n a short tim
ana 1T could scarcely be taken fror
J closed pipes. What viii have to b
fused is an open drain covered with a
iron grating that can easily be remov
ed to take out distractions"
Mr.. Chase has been employed n y
past week in making survey Of II
, area Of the streets that are to be n
} cIuded in the Improvement district
: and has had under his rection Il
engineering force of The city. The fie
work has just been comp eted and
: plat of Main street from the bridge
: Twenty first street Is being made. II
: estimates on this paving VIII be ma,
1 by blocks in order that the city ma
g if II so desires. improve part or all
d the area mentioned.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-05-22
LEWISTON, IDAHO, WEDNESDAY, MAY %, 1907.

last night he read over his testimony
which he gave at the Dwyer case last
fall.
During the progress of the cross ex-
animation Attorney Tannahill made an
attempt to prove by the witness that
Dwyer that 1t would cost about $500 to
prove up on the claim, with about $3.50
left for the witness, but the objections
entered by the prosecution prevented a
perfect consummation of that point.
there were tilts between opposing
counsel and Judge Dietrich was forced
to call them to order
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-05-22
MORGAN GETS
ART DISPLAY
Greatest Collection Pur.
chased at CaSt Of.
a aiIiion

NEW YORK, May 22.-It is an
nounced today that J. Pierpont Nor
gan has purchased for s1.oo0.o00 the
great Hoentschel collection Of cary
ings. statuary and furniture. consider
ed by experts TO be the greatest as
sembiage Of objects OF applied arts
and crafts IN the world. There Il
great secrecy over the sale owing tc
the belief that II II had become known
that negotiations were progressing ths
French government would have tairel
steps to prevent its leaving France.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-05-22
TELEGRAPHY
SAVES LIFE

PUEBLO, colo. May GA knowA-
edge Of the rudiments Of telegraphy
saved the life OF George Stuart, fnes-
senger boy employed In the Minneuua
Office building, who was accidentally
locked in a steel vault the other day.
stuart tapped a wire running along
the ceiling and with an extra instru-
ment which he found in tho vault.
communicated with the operator In the
once.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-05-22
STEVENS GETS
PRESIDENCY
Persistent Rumor Thai
James Hill Offers Him
N. P. Job

ST. PAUL. MINI, May s2-The
Disnatch says the report that John F.
stevens is to come to this city again
as president of the Northern Pacific Is
persistent.
James :. Hill denies any knowiedge
~ the statement from washington that
\. haA ofDered Stevens the presidency
he refuses to discuss the matter and
ro,,ld give no direct negative answer
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-05-22
POPULAR PASTOR RESIGNS

Rev. D. G. Sanderson Will Go Into the
Newspaper Business.
Special to Evening Teller.
GRANGEVILLE, Idaho, May "a
Rev. d. c. Sanderson will tender his
resignation on Friday to the officers
of the quarterly conference and will
leave the city to go to Freewater, Ore.
where he has purchased the F'reewater
Times, and will engage in the news
paper business. The resignation will
take effect the 1st of June.
Rev. Sanderson has been the pastor
of the Methodist church of this place
and popular in church and society
work.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-05-22

The selIs-F1oto circus Is to be billed
for Lewiston June Z. The advance
man has been here and has secured
grounds. The vollmer tract has been
chosen. ana the nrst Of the advertising
cars win be here on next Friday.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-05-22
WOOL CLIP
NOW READY
Total for the Season Will
Exceed lOO,sOO
Pounds

The wool clip Ola the upper Snake
river will reach 100000 pounds this
season and buyers are expected to ar
rive in Lewiston within few days.
Much of the shearing has been COM
pleted and it is expected the entire
clip will be in the sacks within ten
days.
Sheep are now being taken to the
lower mountains where excellence
range will be secured until July. al
which time the herders win take theiF
bands to the high mountains for thu
summer.
The quality of the wool this year Il
reported to be extra fine and sheepmer
expect a good market.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-05-22
HAYWOOD TRIAL
AWAITS VENUE

BOISE, Idaho, May 22.-The Hay
wood trial is at standstill today
whi the sheriff and almost the entire
deputy force in the county is summon
ing the extra venire of so talesmen to
apepar in court tomorrow when the
work of swearing in the jury will be
resumed.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-05-22
rear SLEEPER
TOTAL WRECK

MAYSVILLE, KY, May 22.-The
rear sleeper of the train on the Chesa-
peake & Ohio. which left Cincinnati at
noon for New York, jumped the track
ana was wrecked at Large creek, five
miles east from here. All the physi-
clans of Maysville have been summon
ed to the scene.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-05-22
CARS RUN
STRIKERS SHOOT

SAN FRANCISCO. May 22.-More
street cars are running today than any
Gay since the strike and there are no
serious disturbances. One shot was
nred through car on Fourteenth and
Market streets. but nobody was hurt
The strikers stfil express confidence
In the outcome.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-05-22
STRIKE EFFECTS
PART BUSINESS

NEW YORK. May 22.- The strike of
the longshoremen is having serious
effect upon business
Last week. the nrst full week of the
strike. exports at this port were So
s4t.ss less than the previous weee.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-05-22

Rev. James n. Thompson, Of the
Presbyterian church at Sites, arrived
on the Clearwater train this morning.
He win meet his father here, who will
preach the dedicatory sermon at the
new church at sites next Sunday.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-05-22
ARBITRATION CONFERENCE
PLANS UNIVERSAL Peace
Greatest Men of the Present Time Are
Seeking to Solve International
Problems

LAKE MOHONK, N. Y, May a.
Several hundred man of national or
International reputation as jurists.
writer's, diplomats and educators as
sembled here today to take part in the
thirteenth annual meeting of the Lake
Mohonk conference on international
arbitration. The conference this year.
coming as 1t does on the eve of the
international peace conference at The
Hague next month, promises to be OF
more than ordinary interest.
Federation of the World.
Following the precedent established
by its former sessions, the conference
but will confine itself to the general
subject of arbitration treaties, an in
ternational court of arbitration and
the proposed establishment of an In
ternat onal congress with advisory
powers. The program gives promi-
nence to discussion of the coming
Hague conference and to considera-
ton of Americas interest in interna-
tional arbitration.
Colleges and Arbitration.
The relation of colleges and uni
versit es to the arbitration movement
will be discussed, and one session will
be given to delegates from chambers
of commerce and boards of trade rep
resenting all parts of the United
States.
The session was opened this morn
ing with an address y Albert K. Smi-
lev. the founder and host of the con-
ference. President Nicholas Murray
Butler of Columbia university pre-
sided, and other speakers heard were
BENJAMIN f. Trueblood, secretary OF
the American Peace society, and Con-
eressman Richard BarthoIdt of Mis-
souri,, president of the American
groun of the Interparliamentary union
Coming Hague Conferences.
The coming Hague conference Is to
be discussed tonight, with Andrew ID.
white former ambassador to Ger
many and to Russia; Chief Justice
simeon e. Baldwin OF the Connecticut
supreme court, Bartlett, Trip. for
liner Ambassador 10 AuStrsds anu NSAA1
leral Stewart L. woodfoTd. formes
minister TO Spain, as the chief speak
Iers.
Prominent among those scheduled
leo speak at the sessions tomorrow ano
FRIDAY are Elmer e. Brown, United
states commissioner Of education'
Andrew s. Draper, New York stats
commissioners Of education: President
charles F. Thwing Of Western ne
lserve university, President Dav'
warfieid of Lafayette college, Proi
Inn. stalker of the University OF lows
lProf. Gilbert Russell of Earlham COZ
7 l,eee. senior Enrique G. creel. Mexica'
!. ambassador to the United States
! slsenor Don Ignacio Caideron, BOLIVIA
! minister to the United States; Jon
barrett. director Of the Internatlcn'
j. Rureau of American Republics; ffan
{ c,s p. I,oomis. former minister
venezuela, and President Eliot
Harvard university.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-12-19

s3N Gnoe bes 8. AuartdIs 1905 pns
ten ], 1926, 300 Sons ullb 3u @rbt bts
8. QnortaIs 1904 ], ,O46, 800 GDns I'm
sSdu. Mintig lit. BOB aud bic tpdbs
rsnb bes 8. Auartals 1907 neu IN Mr.
belt genpnlnlene tonnage nur runb
298, 900 Sons uu.faBte, gegen 397, I
600 im 2. unb 453,00O Sons i'm /.
luartal 1907. ferner segen 355, 900
Gnns i'm 8. AudrtaI 1906 linb 376, Z
600 Sons i'm 8. Quartdl 1905. MIfo
aud oiele3iffern 5eigen einen aniehn=
lthen Midgang. 0ieueiht Darf man
hpffen, bab auf bieie Meife, tpenn bic
s2nriidbdltlng in Der Beftelluna 1leier
6diffe5eitens Der enslifaen Girmen,
befpnOers berienigen, Die nur aaf
@petuIation gu bauen pflegen, anz
bauert, alImdblim eine @efunbung Der
gerbGltniiIe berbeigefiibrt miro. Naz
tiirlid bebelitet onbererfeits Der Miid~
gang elmer 10 grobenS Snbuitrie fur Den
englif9en Giienmartt etn ungiinitiges
Moment. M0gli9erpeife ipirb ber
Niidgang aber CUR 5olge baben, bob
tie in ben leBten Sabren gdna auBerz
rrhentlid .geiteiserten Materialpreiie
1pieoer beruntergsben, ipie es tbeils
1don etnsetreten iit, unb baB oann
aud Die llnternebmunssluit iid tpie=
Der belebt.
\
Bemerft mag iibrigens mod iperben,
cab bas, ipas I'M 0orftebenben iiber
sic iibermdBise 8autbdtigfe:t seiast
lit, bauptId9li9 nur auf England
Sutrifft. Was in Deutfdlanb nell
eebaut ipprben lit, mar in Der 9aupt=
fade fir Die auf feften 2inien fabren~
ben HheOereien beitimmt; Die tpenigen
9ramppampfer, bic jdbrlid in
Oeutfdlano gebaut perben, fallen
fir Das srobe @anae ni9t ins Sc
tpicbt. Mus biefem @runbe bat aud
bic beutihe Shiffbauinouitrie BON
einem Riidsans Der 8outbdtisteit Der
5ramprbeber tpeniger au firhten als
Die englt19e. Denn einerfeits erbdIt
fte fir Hednune unIerer 5lotte nit
hen Jabren INNER tpadfenbe Muf=
trdge, aneerIeits lit bie gautbdtisfeit
Ser 2inienrbeoereien biel Deniser BON
Ser &oniunttur abbdnsis ols bic Der
Sramprbe0ereien. Die eriteren 1ino
b,lr9 Die unablGliis tpadfenben Mnz
ftrii1e bes 8erfebrs ftdnbis gu Neu=
bauten seanungen uno namentli9 bic
sroBen Geienidaften miifen immer
einen setpiKen pro5entiab tbrer Jlotte
i'm 8au baben, ipenn iie auf Der 9Dbe
ter 3eit bleiben ipollen.
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3eit oiepfIueidnr III s. 9batieisit. Dus
hi g5taate rlebrere tnuieno Mfeilen
Idnge Neb BON Bend dFerunasgrd dben.
oas ith BON Sdbr 3u Sabr cllsbehnt,
itredt feline 6angarnle at6 ndn bieien
9hdlern aus. Dnr1 oie nit eipigen.
Ghnee bebedten BergrieIen tnerDe1t
9unaeis gebDbrt, nm nas MaHtrs Dd>
FIN at -9ren, mp es gebrdu6t tper6en
lam mir tpeiien dls Elm 8eifpiel
anf ben Gunnifons9 9unhel, ber nit eli
rtent RDitenauftpan0 bpm MilliDnell
gebdut miro uno fetner Wollenbung
enteegen gebt. $50 bas Waner, ipelz
DIES Der @hnee unb bic Gebirgsb61e
liefern, niht bingeldngen fdnn, ser5iez
len Die Mniiepler cine Grnte burh
.cr-odenfarmen". ipie ous inteniipe
aultipiren Des Bobens genannt miro.
go i'm 6an 2uis=Tbale unb IN anoe=
rem @etirgsgesenoen. Muh In Der
Dftlithen Gbene, in Sbeilen. iDo Der
MaFerborrdtb fpdrlih 1T, oehnt iib
fiefe Dirt Der Bpoenbebannng aus.
Colorado probuairt aneS, lpus5in Der
semdBisten 3one tpddit, feline ergiebiz
gen @olb= uno @ilberminen finb tpeltS
beriibmt, fein Rpblenreihtbum unerz
IdOpflid, feline Wdloer Deroen jebf
eefdnnt, ba5u elm berrlibes, gefunbes
Rlima tein Wunber, oaR Das
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Biihgnttg int enBltTd1rst
@dJfffBhnn.
(5amburger Beitrdse.) J

Sn Sen fa9mdnniiden MuslaTunz
gen iiber bic Gage ber Sdiffabrt,
noHentli1 in Gnglanb, 1T felt Sabren
INNER tpieber barauf binsetpieien
.porben, oab bic 9aupturfade oes
niebrigen 5tanbes, auf benz iid bic
1ro9ten in Der freien Gabrt felt Ian
ger Set befinben, bic ueberprobuftion
bon Dampfern fei. 9at bod bic proz
hutton allein in gnglanb ndbrenb
bee 5ipeitenQ Quartals oes Sabres 1906
bic enorme 3iffer bon iiber 500. 900
9rutto=Resiftertons erreidt unb ndbz
renb ber sanaen Sabre 1905 unb 1906
cine 4Obe sebabt, tpie man fie in frii<
1tren Snbren niemals aud MIR anz
n1bernb gefannt bat. Dieie. iiber>
m6Bige 6eriellung neler 5hiffe BOT
bic MDgiidteit, Bel s5rabtdbfhliiifen
Ole Nbebereien ni1t nur in 8e5ug auf
bic Grahfldbe, fDnbern audi in 8e5ug
auf bic iibrigen Ronbitionen in elmer
Weite gu briiden, Die bic Nentabilitdt
her @hiffahrt I'm ganaen auBers
pr0entli9 seihd0ist bat. Gum Ebeil
sinfolge Dieier unaiinitigen Rentabiz
1it6t, oit auf oie Dduer naturgemGB
Guf Die 1lnternebmungsluit dbfhrefz
itnb ipirfen muB. unb onbererieits I'M
fDlge Der berr5nenben fdpierigen
GjtEShsrb6Itnii{e foipie aud ber hoben
NI4n{erSnItrAifs hn4 fa;& Meninu Aie{Aa
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Mans 1T M1l,iakeu?


Us 91ot Sei1e' c'e slau1en' Dab lte
otele graee le9r le'ql on Dean1noIlen
lmranoe 1lno. Sn QDal91ngfon, penn
S'Be unlerer Sunoesre9'efuHs aoer,
II man n1m1 10 ltmer, unD PET SeneS
rclannalt Sonaparte Dat rq neuerz
pings 1pgar en11@lonen, otele Jrase
auf ger1Ntl1nem We9e enfl1e1Den 5u
lahen.
WprI6ufia bate ber befannte Or.
Mifen. ber ghef bes hemifchen Qabps
rotoriums bes Mderbol- -Deportener,ts.
cine Definatipn befonnt oeoeben sic
oabin lautete, baB untsr ..Wbisfen1
nur lpirflider. ,lnpermifcbter gfoooe,1s
ober Rornbrannttpein 81 peri}eshtn
fei. unter ..WbisfenzHleno.1 nur cine Inc
gPiShuno atpei ober rnehrsrer @orten
unperfGlihfen Wbisfepg perfquft tptr.
ben biirfe unb baR Whisfen lpeld,em
anoere @ub5tanaen tpie ipohl{hn,ef.
feno ober oe5un6 lie ouc6 fein r,1nerr
beioemi{ht limb unter befpnberer,
g3oIne1, ouf ben M}arft al brinoen {ei
n. m. i. s a
pas Auelpan.DepalIslnenI y ls Dss
lo1'l1ll'ug l. lM1l pel UuIuIuglun9 pss
nenen 9ea9InnSstnlI'el,e 80 aI IL sy Desl
IIau1, nHD lDDalo vt. 2SlleDs YtI1nas
Ilon DeIannl nurOe, IAN e ann 5pM
aIaIe9l M.I OeH MplslepTaDlllamlens 9 g
pK l!W tnnolDeg iDe.gsIlen, oeH 2sp.'
l. T.
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Et.ts TiiHe Anr.

0er19iebene Merate iino betanntlia
neuerbines barauf eefommen, bab bas
GHen bon @iibigteiten oas bette un0
.tpirtfamite Mittel sesen Die 9runfz
1uht lit, unb bon biefent prinaip allsz
gebeno, bat, tpie bic .Miindenep
Neueiten Nadri9ten" au beridten ipif4
fen, Elm gnelGnber, elm getpifer Mrs
gbarrinston, eine eisenartise MnitalS
fit 2eute eesriinbet. bic auf anoers
Meife erfolslos gegen ote 9runffu@t
angetdmpft baben. Ct bat 3u oiefemi
3tped cine tleine Snfel sepahtet, Die
an Der Riiite bon GHer liest uno Dfea
beibt. 0ier nimmt ct Rranfe auf, bic
bon Der 9runffudt furiert iperben
ipolsn. Sm @esenfnb 5u anbern Mnz
italten. bic oenfelben 3tped DerfDlgen.
tperben bte Rranten bort nidt itreng
sebalten, ale an bas Gefdngnis erinr
r,ernben Beftimnungen. 10 dnBerte iid
Mr. gbarrinston rleulih, iinb berz
mieben ippr0en, fpnoern ibnen 1T bolls
fommene Areibeit in alien Dinaen ass
itattet, lie t0nnen auf Der ssyaiel tbun
ilnb laffen, mas fie iDOllen, unb fih
insbefnnoere 6urhaus frei betpegen,
nur eibt es bort natiirli1 teinerlei geiz
ftise GetrGnte. unb ba iie ebelt auf Der
adn3en Snfel 11i1t 3u bdben fino, 70
lieet aud feline urfdhe Dor. irgen6
cine gendlie Rpntrolle iiber bic RrdnS
fen ein3ufiibren. Muber6em mub ii1
ieber Rranfe perpflihten, eine be-
ftimnlte Auuntitdt GiiBigfeiten IN Der
einen Doer dn6eren Gorul tGgIid 81
|eiien, unb gerabf nit ber lesteren Be-
ffimmung min War. Gbdri,ingtpn bic
beHen Mefultote er3ielt bdbsn. uebri<
sens bot Die grfabrnns friiber f1on
ge3eigf, 6ob unter Qeuten, bie III sSd<
britsu arbtiten, no giibieteiien ange=
fsrtigt nfr6en, bie 9rnntfM@t niemols
duftritt, maj, erl1ubt linen Oesbalh
Dprt in1ner fp pikI 6i bigteiten 3ii eIs
fen, tpit jie nur ip0llen. GeIbif bie Cuff
III f0lnen Jabriftn unb befon0trs 0t1
mnifnensersi3 fOlI iebr 1e5nnb tla
iidyienb fein. u
aednnsr ilsasu, 5rausn triumpbie.
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pte ErmdJthnrkeft UpIprannH
6ellte nod. fGretbt Ser in Oenr

5eute nod, f9reibt oer in Oenper
erideinenoe ,GoloraOo 9erolo", gibt
es i'm Often unp in @uropa piele
2eute, bic BON COLORADO ni9ts ipeiter
rifen, als oab Dieier Staat i'm Ditz
lidsn She'll einei Sanopii1te unO inn
pe1tItusn, Dom 5elIensebirge bur9ao=
gen, Elm 2ano bon @Oelmetan-8ers=
tperten lei. Oas traf nod por 40
Sabren gu, lper aber beute bonn Siten
na9 Colorado reif, miro beim Durh=
fabren bss' prairiet6eils oes Staates
con elmer Sanolpiiite tuenig gepabr.
Statt Deren bliden Die ReiIenben an
Der Gifenbabn entlans bon ibrem Wa=
senfeniter aus aus ausgeoebnte Stret=
fen gut gepflester Jarmen, faftig srii=
ner Mlfalfafelber, Obitgdrten, Wieb
unb pferbe auf Der Meibe unb in Der
Grnteaeit auf oas i'm Winoe tpebenoe
golb Der Mebren. Was bat Diefe Mez
tamorpboie berbetsefiibrt9 Mnttport:
Wafer, Wafer ALIEN, Oenn berGrunb
oiefes groben 2anbitribes lit humber
bar fruhtbar, befonbers an oen Iliii=
fen entlang, bon oenen Grdben na9
allen Rt9tungen ausseben, Die oas
Wafer aufnebmen unD gum Betpdf@
fern Der Gelber in bas Snnere fiibren.
Mber aud folhe @esenben, bic bonn
TlubnaHer niht erretht tperben, iinb
tpobl angebaut, banf Der BeipGTerung,
bic burh 6as 8obren bon arteiiIhen
8runnen ipur6e.
MertmiirDie, tpie es 1T, entbGlt Der
Grunb unter Oie1em fanbigen, trode=
men 2anbftrib iiberaI Wafer. gs iit,
als ob Elm ilngebeurer See iid i'm Snz
iern Der groe ausoebnte. Die syrunt=
bormadung oes Seolanoes i'm Weiten,
nit Musnobme Der Mlfalifld1en, burd
BendTerung baben uns bic Mormoz
nen ge5eigt. Die baourd aus elmer nidt
fir anbaufdbis gebaltenen Miiite in
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