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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-03-20

appearance. 4 covered wagon drove
into town and stopped II front of ~
mayors once. Ths wagon was from
the Triple x, and We couldn't undssl
stand ~ bcip' covered that way. ~
we all gathered round to sss what II
meant.
I'm tho bottom Of tho wagon was
some straw, and lyln' stretched out on
tho straw was Joe Kern. wo sse 1t a
glance that Joe was mighty sick. for
no Jest lay therc and moaned and
didn't take no notice Of nobody nor
n0thin',
"whiie we was standin' there gapin'
IKE paasul of idiots Alb como up and
pushed his way through the crowd 10
tho wagon. We lowed shore as soon
% Alb got his eyes on Joo he'd plug
him, but right there wc was mistaken
some more.
sAb looks at Joe n minute, then
turns 10 the driver and says:
"'what's the matter Of the cussT
"'Dmallpox. tho driver replies.
TN about haif q minute that iden.
ticni part OF town became rather
scarce Of population. All Of us except
Alb. Joe and tho driver happened to
simultaneously remember that we had
more pressin' business other places,
and we hurried on 10 tend TO II.
1T seemed, as we learned afterward.
that Joe had been exposed to tho small
pox somewhere and that the Arst thing
they knowed he took down with It Tho
ranch want no Gt place for sick man
to stay, 10 they loaded him up and sent
him Into town, cxpectin' the mayor to
take him In hand and do somethin' with
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-03-20
Arlstoeraey.

What subsists today by violence
continues tomorrow by acquiescence
and Is perpetuated by tradition till at
last the hoary abuse shakes the gray
hairs OF antiquity at us and gives itself
out as the wisdom Of ages. Thus the
clearest dictates Of reason are made
to yield to long succession Of follies.
And this 10 the foundation Of the
aristocratic system at the present day.
Its stronghold, with all those not I'M
mediately interested In It, is the rev.
erence Of antiquity. Edward Everett.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-03-20
GOLD MADNESS.
"A psssIen Fer Literally RsvslIns In
the yellow MstaI.

~ Passion Fer Literally RsvslIns IN
the yellow Metal.
A singular passion for literally revel-
Ing In gold Ia exhibited now and then
by men who have suddenly become
rich. Some years ago London jour.
naIist who had spcculatcd In railroad
stocks netted 5000 as the result Of q
lucky venture. Drawing II IN gold, the
fortunate man repaired to hotel. emp
tied the bags Of gold in the bed and
went to sleep literally In the sands of
Pactolus The man was 80 crazed by
his good fortune that bio found inde-
scribable pleasure In revclIng In a
golden bath.
Pagnnlni, the ylollnlst, when no re-
ceiyed the proceeds Of his concerts--he
insisted upon being paid In gold-used
70 wash his hands In sovercigns.
A French novelist. Soulie. wrote
book entitled ~rhc Memoirs OF the
Devil" II took. The publishers paid
him for the first volume $4,000 In gold.
The author carried the gold to his bed
room, poured It into footbath and en-.
joyed for half an hour the excitement
Of moving his feet to and fro In q bath
Of gold coins. smoking meanwhile the
biggest Of Havanas.
A Boston merchant Of great wealth.
believing certain symptoms indicated
that he would become insane, consulted
a specialist and, under his advice, be-
came an inmate Of a private asylum.
For twelve years there his recreation
was piling up gold coins and then
knocking them over. At times he
washed his hands In gold eagles and
half eagles. AT the end Of the long se.
clusion he returned to his counting
room and In twelve months confirmed
the thoroughness Of his recovery by
amassing $500, 900. ST. Louis Republic.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-03-20

havo to do IT, I'm through for my pars
Before I'll shoot q man who took fns
in and cared Tor me like you did I'll
pull ,ip stakes and leave the country
"kb looked surprised for q moment;
then hs stretched out his hand and
said;
"'Put 'er thar. pard. Them's my sen.
timents exactly, q
"And from that day them two fel.
lers has been Jest ike you see 'em
now, quiet and peaceful ns lambs, tho
very best Of friends and always hang.
IN around together"
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-03-20
Lastinn.

"Your suggestion" said q depositor
to the bank receiver, "offers very cold
comfort. 1t is bachelors comfort
that is to say, no comfort at all.
"'What,' said a bachelor to Bene-
dict, only married a year and already
so blue?'
"'Ah, but groaned the Benedict. I
never imagined that a wife would
prove 30 expensive
'The bachelor patted the blue mar
ried man on the back In a consolatory
way.
"'Yes,' he said, "a wife is an expen-
sive article, that Ia true. But then
You must remember that she lasts q
very long time"
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-03-20
An Effective stage Speech.

6ignor Grasso, the actor. who 10
looked upon as one Of the glories Of
Italy. made an effective response to
the enthusiasm Of an Argentine au-
dience after q performance. Advanc-
Ing to the front Of the stage. he drew
from his pocket letter.
'This letter." he said, "is from my
mother In Catania. She Ia eighty years
Of age" Then as his eyes moistened
be added, II cannot thank you as
would, but ] feel that ! should like to
embrace every one Of you as embrace
the page on which my mother has sign
ed her name" The enthusiasm Of the
audience was transformed to delirium.
Paris Cor. London Mail.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-03-20
Different stars.

An "Auld Kirk" man was being
shown through the new United Pres.
byterian church In q town In the west
Of Scotland. Gazing at the stars paint
ed on the ceiling, be inquired their
meaning.
"oh,' was the reply, "you know
what the book says-'He made the
stars alsoy"
"Weel," observed the man. we ken
the differ between your kirk and oors!
It's this-ye hae your stars on the
ceilin', and we've oors In the poolpitw
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-03-20

Nearly all diseases Of the skin such
as eczema, tetter, salt rheum and bar
bers' itch, are characterized by an in
tense itching and smarting, which
often makes life a burden and dis
turbs sleep and rest. Quick relief
may be had by applying Chamber
lain's Salve. 1t allays the itching and
smarting almost instantly. Many
cases have been cured by its use. For
sale by Frank Hart and leading drug
q SITS.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-03-20

YOU'LL 1AvK 10 DO 1T y
him. But It happened that the mayor
was away from home and wouldn't be
back for week.
"Ab studied a little while. Then he
said to the driver:
"Take him down to my house. I'll
keep him and do the best can for
him. That seems to be all there 10 for
IT,
$50 the driver went on down TO Abs
house, and hc and Alb took Joe from
tho wagon and carried him In and put
him In Abs bed. Alb turned nuss and
stayed right there with Joe, sleepin' on
blanket on the floor.
"0f course we was all surprised at
Alb doln' that way, seein' that he and
Joo were such bitter enemies, and we
talked about II and wondered at II.
Joe couldn't understand II, either, SO
ono day when he was gittin' better he
says to Alb;
There's one thing want to know,
MFR. Case. I've puzzled about II good
bit lyln' here, and can't seem to git
the hang OF II. would like to know
why you took me In and nussed me
this way?'
"T hope Alb replied, that you amt
got no notion that done It for lover
Hardly Joe answered. But that
Is what makes II harder to understand
"Then Ill explain Alb said. First,
I wouldn't be brute enough to lot q
sick dog suffer for attention II could
help Il, and, second, I didn't want you
to die natural death and cheat me out
Of the pleasure Of shootin' you
'Joe's face broke into smile, and he
reached out and took Abs hand and
pressed It warmly.
"'Your words are a great relief to
me- he said. I was afraid you was
goin' to place me under obligations not
to kill you, and 1t worried me. But
now ! understand, and it's all right.
As soon as I get out Of this wen take
up the fight, and wen keep II up TIL l
git you.'
"srill l git you. you mean. Alb cor
rected. M
ado n Well, you'll see.'
at went on till at last Joe was able
to be up and around; then I'm blamed
II Alb didn't turn In and take down
with the smallpox. Then them two
Jest reversed things. Alb took the bed,
and Joe nussed him and slept on the
floor. Alb was mighty bad or for
awhile, but finally he begun to git bet
ter.
"One day when Joe was sittin' by
the bed Alb broke long silence BY
saying:
am be out soon now, and then I
reckon we'll be done with this cussed
smallpox.
"Yep, reckon So Joe replied.
"'And 1t won't be long either Alb
went on, till we can resume our little
pastlme Of shootin' each other up
"Joe turns around and looks Alb
straight In the eyes and says:
"'you may think me a coward II
Won want to- but ! say right now that
II thera'g any more shootin' done you'll
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-03-20
A We'll hammered Bus.

Riding In IN omnibus up Regent
street recently. an old lady was an.
noying the other passengers by her re-
marks. The conductor demonstrated
with her, saying. "Ma'nm. remember
you are In a public vehicle, and behave
% sucb."--London Spectator.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-03-20
Her Sweet Friend.

Miss Elder-The idea Of his pretend
Ing that my hair was gray! Miss Pep
perry -Riliculous' Miss Elder Wasn't
II, though? Miss Pcppery- Yes. Just
as II you'd buy gray hair. r.--Exchange
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-03-20

'They seem to be having duet In
the next suit"
''Yes; the man Is practiclng on the
cornet, while his wife talks."-C Cleye-
land Plain Dealer.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-03-20
PILES CURED IN 8 TO "a DAYS.

PAZo OINTMENT is guaranteed
to cure any case Of Itching, Blind,
Bleeding or Protruding Piles In 6 to
II days or money refunded. Soc.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-03-20
Chinese Easinu.

It Is probably true that the Chinese
use a greater variety Of meats than do
the people OF other countries. although
but little land is set apart for grazing
or for the cultivation Of food for live
stock. Beef Is not common meat,
principally because of the Buddhistic
prejudice against killing any animal
and particularly such useful one,
Since hogs can be so economically
reared, pork Is undoubtedly, after rice,
the leading article of food. This is
eaten In every form, and one may say
that every part Of the animal Is util-
lied for food. Horsehesh, yenison. an,
telope and bear are often seen, but In
passing through the markets pork, NUT
ton and fowls are the most conspicu-
ous. For fish the Chinese have an onl-
nivorous appetite, nothing from the
water either fresh or salt, being re-
jected. A few kittens and puppies
may be offered for sale in cages. Those
which are intended for the table are
fed upon grain and clean food, so that
if the nature Of this food be considered
It Is far more wholesome than Is the
unclean hog. To assert that cats and
dogs form a staple article Of food Ia
pure fiction. London Standard.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-03-20
She Know a Good Thina.

Mistress Bridget. | hope the baker
sent US fresh macaroons today. Bridg.
et-Yes. ma'am. They wuz grand
They wuz that good ate them livery
wan.--New York Times.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-07-14
Sie 4nfsmft Der Erntbiihner.

Ser Grfolg in Der Srutbubucrz
5u6t (Surfeps) lieet meiitens in els
rer porlidtigen @uspabl elmer guten
Irt uno cine aufmertiumc Sebanoz
lung in Der Iuf5uht", idreibt ein
erfabreue @eflusel6udter. I'D babe
es nit barfdieSenen Irten periuht
un0 balte .@bite Solano5" ais Die
beiten. SD babe idou aus orei Sem
men cine 9roBe Seeroe ge5iihtet, lie
ltuo ie6r 5abuI uno tuesen hires ltyoz
men ipeiBen @efieDers brin9en lie
beiiere Sreiie. aui bem Narft.
.Sm Sru9iabr Ianmle i6 -ieoeu
Sag. Sic Ger pamit lie nidt elmer
talten ober. ndiien Sernperdtur ausS
9eieet iperpen, tetpabre lie an einent
tii6len Crfe" auf unb perlduu,e Hiht
bd5 5rpettnalige llmbreben IN Der
Wphe. Sober Senne leste i1 'ieb5ebn
Ger unter uno es iii belier, fpenn lie
IN Der Sutter5eit bonn Neite ireigen.
Inn Die 2Guie uno Wilben ab5uhalten,
Iollen Die Iteiter NIT Snieftenpulper
beitdubt iperben. Sn Die Sun9en niht
gu. gleiher 2eit ausfpmmen. nehne
id lie fort uuo laiie mn Gins bel Der
Nutter. uni lie nt6t a~ufsuresen. Sn
elmer Site peroen Die fleinen bulb
munter nrp Iernen in Rtlh etngez
lpeid,tes 8rob freiien. Hahber bringe
id Die Nltc nit DEN Sungen in cine
.etpa 20 SUB 9robe 9rabtpenne uno
bcainne Die Sitteruns nit Sduerz
mild. Damn nad lIuo mad nit &orn>
mebl; nah einiseu @pGen laiie ih
tic bindls in ibr Clement ms Sreie
lallien. ober ia nid)t bel raiier @itte>
rrng.
ia es in Ser Natur bieIer IoeeI
lie9t ipeite Iltsfliige an MAIDEN. ipos
bel lie iebr oft perloren geben, babe
ih mir cine gorrihturg gum Ibges
tpohnen erbaft. Gin oiinnes Stidz
den Brett, bn8 an BEN Siigeln niht
81 feit. aber onh baltbar ansebunoen
tpirb. g5 ioute btes aber nidt our
Srllt5eit anselegt neroen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-07-14
Sas @aifen Der Yferoe.

Cine abtiihlung, alio Surdpdiiez
rung Ser unterlten g%empartien beS
SferpeS. pom Sui bis 5um &uie ODER
Sprun9acl:nf. fiibrt ni6t leiht sur
g%rfdltung; nur mug bel bieiem
Stpemmen. melhas Durh Siibren
ooer Heiten Der Sferbe ms 8aiier
81 9eiheteu pfle9t, bus Sur6nGIieu
Der Suud1baut permtcoeu nernen,
bcuu bisieS fam 6oliten peranldiien.
Mau 10 &c tets blfllr, onR oas ilbcrz
fliiiiige 8diier aus Den Saaren Ser
ourfndbten SiiBe nit Den Sdnoen
ab8eitreift tperor. oanrit niht onrh
aIlmdbli9e5 IbfIic6eu Der Stanb ober
bic Strcu purtnaBt unb burh 81.
@erbunitung elmer groBereu Wenge
bon Scuft 9feit. namentlif bel Bier
Den nit lungcu Saurbetau9e an BEN
Sclleln. Die Sdut - lnnge rno gu
ltart abseiiiblt iperbe. 3pedmdBig
iit eS and, Die Geiuiguna Der Inter-
iilbe gerape 6cim Acknowledgement,
ned Dor benz @intreteu III Den Staa.
pprSuncbmen. Sicrbci bat man Den
Yortbeil. paB Die Yicroe ourh Die
Setpe9ung nod mebr @drme in lid
bnben. DuB Der Stmus meiit nod
nid)t angetro1net III. uno eaB Die in
ibren 9unSen erresten Sbiere iih
nod cinioe Winutcu in ireier 2,'',
bemegeu fonnen. ebc tic in Sen 81 !
tommcn, 100 OFT cine I'M %srgl,iA
nit braliBen piel iparmere 9uft eins
8uatbmen iii. Die 8einigung Der
beihmIBteu llutcriiiBe, ieien oiele
nod 10 feuht ODER nit angetrodnetem
S6muB bebuftet, I'M Stnlle lit 5u
perperien Deii ouS 5ur Sur6icufs
tling beslelb'n unb 5ur %eruureiuiz
gun9 Der Suit ntit Saub fubrt. Die
Sbiere lperoen i%iberbaupt, penu tie
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-07-14
Shnibel.

Wfit i6le6ten ~6en6eu" er5iebt
mar ~Sen5iprinser",
User feline Shulben 6e5ablt, berz
beIlert Ieine Sitter" @s oibt 3elItc,
Die BON Dieier Sinan5s @eisbeit nidrt
ilber3eugt iperbcn nollen.
"
8enn uno mo iih isarmer pereiniz
gen. biloeu lie fe,nen Sruit. Gin
3ruIt perbrdret Die Witbenerber, cine
6arnter : Organization ba9egen 9ebt
tbnen bilfrei6 5ur 9a1b.
Sn einem ein6isen Staate Der
llltion, Soma, no %, 100000 Icres
Sanb ein8efrieoiet linb, toltet es Den
Sarinern allein an Saunpfdblen idbrs
lid $1.250,000, bieie ~Sences" IN
gutem Suitanbe 81 erbalteu.
y
Srgnniiierer Der .Imerican Cos
ci,tD or Gquitp" 1tno jest in allen
@egcroen, bon no aus Nilh mad
Gbtca9o unb Wilpaufee seihidt miro.
ttatig, I'M Die Wilfpirtbe 81 or9as
ntlteren uro Den Oireften Rilhe
perfduf 81 ernnD9lihen. @enn Die
GARNER itd Der Sode anuebmeu, mer@
Den lie etiua a6t Gents fir ieOs
8nlone WIlh mebr befonmen, uno
Die Souillneuten, meldle nit Den Sdrs
meru 5uiammendrbeiten, befommen
frilfe @oImild etna 25 Sro5ent
biIiger. 9aB lid, 3tuiihenbanoler
Die 6dnoe in Der Wilf tpuihen, ebe
iie auf ZEN Gid fommt. bat Damn
aufgeb0rt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-07-14
Uegen Sanm ltngesieicr.

@esen S6ilolduie. NmeiIcn uno
Gbnlihes llnse5iefer an SGumen ems
piicblt es lid. oieIe nit einem piius
men InItrih bon iriid sel0idltem
&aIt I'll periebeu. oeut etlpaS &arbol
~bei9efiigt piro. 8iro Der Stamm
BON @ur5elblatt bis sur arone Sas
nit beltrthcu, 10 ltcrben Die 2duIe
ullp., uub Die Ineiien neroen ocn
Saum m:iben. Gin neit,re5 outeS
Wtitt'l, I'M Irciieu bon einem @ous
ME fern 81 bulten. b.itcbt parin. bab
man mn DIN Stamm cinen G5iirtel
loier SaumpoQe binbet, On bieies
Saoenacpirr Elm I'M berlteiebare5
@inScrniB fiir Die In,eiien biloct.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-07-14

GS gibt Elm Nfittel. nit Dem
man allies llnfraut betdmpfen uno pers
nihten taun: SlciB p~erbunDen nit
Mue bduer.
Sic aartoiieltGier BADEN lid
mieOcr rel t5e,t i9 eingeteQt, ieet
muB it'd and Der Sarmer reht3eitis
einlteaen nit Sariier Grim.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-07-14
GanSwiftbsebaftlitb&

in boiler Hube iinb. lei6ter b,rh bas
8alier erfdltet; Oesbalb lit ai6 Oas
8inausfiibren Der &ferbe aus Dem
Stale, 5tuefs ua6trd9lider Heiuis
gung Der SiiBe ourf 8aifen, ehens
10 lpeni9 gu em~pfeblen. ipie bas 8az
If)en unmittelbar Dor Dem Gintrttt
in Den Stdl bel Der 6eimfebr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-07-14

gang itiq. io6ab man tallm merit, oas
er ba lit. Setm 9eiert ersGblt iein
@ater cine luiti9e gel6i6te. aIs lie
5u Gnoe lit uno ba5 @elG6ter Ii6 ssz
legt bat, rlft fem f(einer So6n ents
3iidt aus: Yapa, unb jebt Die anbere.
Gtuas @ahres.
Sic 8ettler iinb Die Wauerb(iims
den, 6etm San5e um's s~olOene 8alb.
- ~ y
Sadiprade.
gufbinber (5u ieiner So6ter) {:
Sept ldufit bu nit beinem grllit i6on
brei Sabre broi6iert 6erum - mann
DoQt Chr Gu6 oenn ei9entlid sins
btu0en laiien2
- ~ ~
g%erlGRlifes Srafel.
Srau: SO mir tpobl gu unierer
mor9igen Yartic ihones Ietter ba6e,l
iperoen?
@anu (5ur Ma9O) @e6 NAL bine
iiber gum alten aaspar uno frug', OF
tbm Die 9iibnerauseu i6mer5en.
Sdreflid)e IuSiiht.
Sic: Rama unb Sunte lllrite iino
ndmlid 3lpiqin9si6ireitern.
Or: lin Oe5 Simmcls @iQen, oa
betomme i6 gertNcrmabeu 5ipei
S6ipiegermiitter.
Ger Sumortit i'm G~eitamrant.
Ser fruuSoiilhe Sumoriit Srtiton
BERNARD perbra6te iiin9it cinen Wonat
an Der 8ibiera. gtres I6enS5 ipeiite
er in einem Der oornebmiten Speiie>
bouier bon Ni83a; nit aennermtcne
itubierte er Die Speilenfarte uno be-
itellte mad lansem lleberlc9en cine
Suppe nit geroiteten 9~rotidnitten.
Sic tpuroe iofort Ierpiert. oenn Sriitun
gernaro ip1r in 9an3 Ni,3a betanrt
uno elm iolGer Gait ntuBte iorgidlti1
6eoient neroen. RiBtrauti6 betra6z
tete Der SumortIr Die teiBe Suppe.
tpintte ben &ellncr b,ran uno Iagte
nit elmer ndielnben Gimme: .&caz
ner, bieie Sroti6nitteniuppe fam id,
utdt eiien." Ger SeQner, fir Ben
Der quite 8uf bes 9ouies auf DEM
Spiele itanb, tpurbe ipeiB tpie bic
Baro, itammelte eini9e @orte pes 9es
oauern5 uno fru9te Germ BERNARD. %
er cine anbere Suppe tpilnifte. .8ie
Sic poQen", antportet Srtitdn 9erz
narb eemiitbli6. Ser 8eaner brinat
Sriiblingsiuppe. ginen Iugenblid
Ipdter miro er tpieoer beraneetpinft:
.Hufen sic mir bo6 Ben 8eid,dftsz
iibrer." Ser, @ei6dftsiii6rer ers
i6etnt uno eerneigt it6 bis CUR grSc.
"Serr 8ci6dftsfiibrer, id tam bieIe
Sriiblinssiuppe niat ellen, iaste
Sriitnn Bernard. Ser 8ei6dftsfiibz
rer lit oer5rpeife[t: ra6er, mein 5err".
ia8te er. i'd sebe Sbnen oie @erii6ez
rung. Dap lid bel uns nod fem Wenif
beflo8t bat; mir ba5euf sinen &ot)
eriten 8angcs unb -es 1T mir gang unz
begreifiitl, tpie 10 ertpus paiiisren
lam. S%eoerrnann fat serabe bieie
Suppe fir tausse3eidnet erilart. -
Sd babe ia and gar, ni6t ssiogt.
oaB oieie Suppe idlsdt iei". ermis
oerte Sriitau BERNARD fr~eunbltda i)
iage MIR, baB ifJ tic uidt ellen fam,
uub ih fann lie nift eiien. neil i)
feiueu 9oiiel babel"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-07-14
Iiitt bas geidneiben Der S%6n6dmme?

Steie Sraae Fat Der Ser5oa bon
Scbfcrb auf ieiner Sbitfarm 5u @is
burn our6 Seriufe 5u beantiporten
9eiudt. CT lit gu grge6nifien sez
fommen. Die Die geafturtg uuf urz
lerer Sblt5idter oerbteneu.
Die %erlud)e eritretten Iif iiber
5ipolT Sabre uno tpureen bauptiGGz
lid an brei peridieoenen Irten bon
oreiidbrigen g%epfropfteu 3pers<
dpfelbdumen bon iehr nerlhieoenen
8adsthums : @erbdlininen 9emaft.
Sor9faltige Wieiiunsen Der StGnlme
uno dler anbereu Sbeile 5etsten. bas
Die am peni9iten b,i6nittensn 8dus
ME am trdftisiten mudien, unb Die
6eitfteuung bes 8epiHts mad Der
Sdquns ant SdluB Der @eriunsseii
beltdtiete bas. Die gar nift beItnits
tenen 8dume lposen nm 20 b. 8.
mebr ais Die mdbis beitnitteuen
unb Die itarf beifnittenen paren
ipieoer I'M IS b. s.. lsi6ter als les>
tere. Ser 8epiftsuuteridieo iii
oiel 81 9roB, als bag er our6 Den
Weefau Der abgsihuitteuen Ieite erz
Hart tperben fonnte. CT benefit.
oab Das 9eihneioen niht aQein Die
Stdrfe oes Saumes ntht permebrt.
ioneern I'M 9egsntbeil Die Solsbilz
Dung biuoert. @an5 entipreHenoes
@erbalteu 6eisten Die bef6nittener
3fueige ielbit. Sc meniger lie beans
lprud)t lpuroen, beifo frditiser unn
ldnser ipurben Die S6oblinse.
8enau 10 sebt es aber audi nit
Der Sruht6ilouns. Sn ben erIter
fiinf Sabren Der Seriu6sbauer trus
gen Die niht beifnittenem mebr alE
5ipei Weal, 10 bel ais Die mdBig be-
,id)nittenen nne me6r ais brei Ial ID
piel ais Die ifarf beiGnitteuen 8duz
me-. JSn Den fol9enSen flint Sabren
war Der ltnterihieb nod grDSer, UNI
i'm 8wolften Sabre mar Die grnte
bon Den unbeffnittenen 9dumen brei
Deal 10 9roB. dls Sic bon ben mittlss
reu. uub Die I6aribeifnittenen trus
gen i~ibefbaupt 10, gut ipie nihts
Cine groBe GerluG5probe an pieler
anoeren ~ Grten 'ergab polfommen
entipreAenDe 3abien. Sic 8r0Be
Der 6rildte tpuroe bur1 bas Be-
itneioeu niht beeinflubt. Iuf Die
Sr%lIdltbifDung an Den einselnen Or
ten crgab. bab bas 9eidneiDen fiji,
bic Sru6tsG nttptdluus ein Semms
uib lit.
Steic grsebuille 'iparDen insses
iammt BEL @eriuden an 8eiunOen
Sdumeu %aeiuonnen, beren Sitter Elm
traftises @adstbum seItattet. Sei
dlteren 8dumen, Die Sen S0bepuufi
ibrer 8ad)stbumsfraft erreiGt babeu,
liegen Die Verbdltuiiie 5tpar ni6t in
Dem Sr1fts grtraa. a6er in Der seites
btlouna etmas urIlEs. Cine tiinits
lihe 9eeinfluiiunS heiben lie feine
Ieite mebr, lie tbuu es iebo6 nadJ err
folgter Seifneiouns; ~allerDinss aui
Soften Der 6ru6ibilouns.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-07-14
Gin Selb.

80. Gber Sobaun. iagt Der beimz
febrenbe Serr, ais ibm Der Siencr bon
Dem iu5tuiiden itatt8ciunoenen Gius
bruh erSdblt bat. warum baben Sic
benu nidts ~getbanl?
8, o%uttuortete Sobaun, i6 bab', ais
er ben 8eloi6raut nlSrdumte. 3pci
DIAL I'M Die Yfeilerede ge9udt . CT
bat mid aber ni9t 9eiebenl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-07-14
Sas &iiblcn npn Wftld unb Smttet
i'm Srunnen.

Inf iolden Sarmen. mo- man gis
MIR iebr ifiuer bei6aifen lam ODER
no elm Gisbaus niht sur Yerfisuna
ite6t, lam Der Srunnen meiitens als
iebr gutter aiiblraum fiir Wil6 uno
Butter benust Deroen. Iui elmer
genil9eno frditigen 8eae, Die in eli
nem binrei6enb itlrfcu @eiIeu aui
Dem oberen Sru%nrcuranbe befeitigi
Ut. fonnen 5tuei itarfe Seile auf unb
dbgelpunoen nerben. an benen cine in
8roBe unb Sreite ben Simeniioncn
ees Srunncns entiprefenbe aiite be-
felti9t III, Die gum Shuee beim Ins
Iblaaen se9en Die Sr%unnenipdnoe on
Den Gdsn nit galpaniiiertem Glen
bleh 6eidld9en lit. Iittels oieier
Sorrihtung fam Nun Die 81 tiiblenz
De Wilh ooer Butter in geeignctsr
Terpadung III Der 5ol5tiite beauem
in bn5 talte Srunneniuaiier berabges
lalien lperben.