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The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-11-27
PRAYERS FOR PROTECTIVE
TARIFF ON ZINC ORE.

JOPLIN. Mo-, Nov. 27.-Ministers in
eight towns and cities throughout the
tfict asked divine aid in their Thanks
giving Day union services for the fight
being carried on by the districts repre-
sentatives in Congress for a protective
tariff on zinc ore. The occasion for the
action of the ministers is the presence
of representatives of the Zinc Ore Tariff
Club before the ways and means COM
mittee at Washington in an effort to
secure . protective tariff on zinc ore.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-11-27
WEALTHY WOMAN FOUND
DROWNED AT JERSEY CITY.

JERSEY CITY, Nov. 27.-The body
of the aged, we'll dressed woman taken
from the river at York street on
Wednesday afternoon was Identified
Otis. 81 years old. of IS Orange street,
Brooklyn.
Miss Otis boarded at the home of
Miss Silvia Milligan, at 50 Orange
street. Brooklyn Heights. Her father.
Frederick Otis, owned considerable
real estate in Brooklyn and Connect
cut. When he died he left her indie
pendently wealthy.
She took frequent trips on the annex
f~erryboats to Jersey City. Miss Mill
a n account for her drowning.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-11-27
ESSEX FOLK AT LYON REUNION.

Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius Lyon, Miss
Blanche Lyon, Mr.. and Mrs. f. L. Gas
ton, Miss CASTOR, Mrs. w. H.
Lyon and Miss Della Lyon, of New
ark; Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Lyon and
Mrs. G. 8. Haines. Of East Orange, and
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Lyon, OF Mont
clair, were guests at the annual re-
union Of the Lyon family on the
Lyon homestead in Brookville. which
has been In the faniiiy's possession 100
years.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-11-27
FUN AND DANCING
SWELL FUNDS Of
ORPHANS HOME
Large Audience Attends Benefit
Given by st. Peters Young
Mems Aid Society.

The entertainment and dance at
Krueger's Auditorium last night for
the benefit of st. Peters Orphan Asy-
lum vas a financial and social success.
It was the annual benefit held under
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-11-27

muller, John Wittel, Frederick A.
Chaser, Herman c. Schneider and AL
bert Schultz.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-11-27

The club is a non-partisan organization,
composed of mine operators throughout
the zinc mining district of two States.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-11-27

Woodbridge, N. J.
New 6runswiek, N. J.
Perth Amboy, N. J.
South Amboy, N. ].
Sayrevitie, N. ].
Plermont. N. Y.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-05-30

me asking. II much canning Is to be
done. 1t will pay to buy one Of the
small nome canning outfits, which
can be purchased for from $40 IN.
and Will include a book OF instruc-
tons for canning many things. Those
small canning outfits are fast COM
ing into wider use, and they ought
to. II more reading matter on can
ming Is desiring. one may address the
Orange Judd Publishing Company.
New York. y. Y, asking what books
On canning they have for sale. II
more canning were done on our
farms. there would he cheaper. better
and more wholesome meals. The rule
nj present Is that not enough fruit Is
raised to supply the home table dur
ing the season that fruit might be
picked fresh: while the rule ought to
be that there would he an abundance
of fruit during tho natural season for
fruit and enough preserved by can
ming or drying to supply the family
h - remainder OF the twelve months
of he year. II the fact that n rea-
sonablc mount OF fruit In the diet
means better health does not furnish
enough argument for fruit. then Il
should be considered that we'll fed
ter money-makers.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-05-30
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The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-05-30

They Breed in tnclcan Refuse and Garry observation-disclosures ~ An -
fuse. Thoroughly Clean Your Premises. n Screen your uouso :"

Flies are so filthy and so detrimen-
tai to health. TO say nothing Of the
%annoyance they cause. that all resi-
dences should be screened. If the
expense Of wire screen Is too great.
the cloth mosquito netting may be
tackled over all windows at very little
cost. but frames will have 10 be made
for stretching the netting over doors.
Farmers bulletin No. 1873. of the De
partment OF Agriculture. gives a plan
for killing flies in the house: but It
is more trouble than many will care
10 go 20.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-05-30
How and When Flies Hrerd.

"" ar" told that nincty-nine "f
every hundred flies that infest houses
belong 10 the family which breeds In
stable nth one female lays an av-
erhgo OF one hundred aud twenty
eggs III a season. the egg matches In
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-05-30

Mcssrm. Editors. | want To can
fruit and vegetables. including mwee,
potatoes. and would b. glad to have
any adylc. or books on canning. tina,
| can got. o. \. TRAVIS.
iiattieHburg. Miha.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-05-30

Editorial Answer: First may be-
mentioned farmers bulletin No. 2o3.
of the United States Department OF
Agriculture. which may be had for
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-05-30
Schemes for Killing the Posts.

schemes Tor htIitng the Pests.
There IS also the old scheme of
putting up roosting brushes for the
flies. which may be made OF paper
cut in strips and hung on the cell
ing. When the flies get on the
brushes NJ night, n sack may be clip.
ped over the roosts. so that the flies
may be- killed with little trouble. It
may he necessary 10 repca, the work
from time 10 time "a more flies get
into the house. Sticky hy paper IL
another remedy often used. but the
paper IL unpleasant To have about.
Paper may BE- pasted or pinned into
th" form of the iarEr part Of a fun
mel. With a half-ineh hole where the
point of the funnel would be II there
~erc no hole. Place this funnel In
the mouth Of "A large fruit, Jar and
have soapsnds In tho Jar. \ little
syrup may be put on \ cork that
floats in III. suds. the syrup being 10
draw the flies into the Jar. Once In.
they will not have the sense io get
out and the fumes from III. suds will
kill them. SGT the Jar at "a well
lighted window. M the flea will ron
gregate there. The Jar will have 10
he cleaned out we'll every two or
three days. or II will smell bad from
tho d.caying fiies. This trap ia ~
good as IL In cheap.
File. Spread Deadly disease.
Modern science shows that insects.
arr largely responsible for di~'asr in
the human family. and perhaps the
common hou~s~ny L. tho leader among
in~r~t. in giving person. disease.
They breed In Nth. develop in alth.
feed in nth. and carry 9th wherever
they go. From their btDall aixe 4,
might be- supposed that they could
not carry enough Nth To MAX" their
pre#rnc. dangerous. but di@.asr
grr'ns are so extremely small that n
great number Of them may be car.
Rcd on anything as small aa the Tip
of n pin point. One germ can an ras-
iiy start y colony of rrrtus AS a bill
OF Bermuda sod cau star, "A bunch Of
Bermuda. 80. II IL erroneous 10 Rup"
pose that a ny IL too small 10 be q
carrier of disease. Many ~epld.fnicn
~ the hot season have been rtacrd IN
the ~. II II more dangerous Ia
man under modern conditions than
Wild beasts were In ma when hc
lived I'm the open. without n Dwelling
for protection. Souae years ago
Hhen cholera wnn killing from two TO
Ave cnnyicts - day In ID Manila pri1'
on. the disease WAS stamped out
promptly BY screening nil openings
and trapping what few fiies accident
ally entered. The ~ IN responsible"
for n" death OF many children
through polluted milk, Thu fy likes
milk. aud when IL can get to this
food. Il plants bacteria. which breed
rapidl> and make the milk danger"
oiis
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-05-30

elght hours. matches into n mageo,
mat eats ravenously and grows fac,
lot n'e days: the maggot turns into
a pupa and sleeps nearly five davs
theh In about ter DAYS from the Law
ing OF the K the fly energies from
IN" pupa state with wings-an admit
ny to travel about and spread disease
Wherever 1t finds an opportunity.
Each OF the young female flies IS
soon ready To take up the work of
multiplying their kind. Each ay IL
capable of visiting a garbage hean
and carrying thence germs of such
disease as typhoid fever or diphthe-
ria. Some Of our soldiers while In
camp during the Spanish wal were
infected with typhoid fever BY flies
that had acccss 10 sewage dumps. 4
farmer who keeps his own place
clean may be made sick by flies that
come from n garbage pile OF some sick
nciEhbnr. We are told that II there
were no hlthy ~harnyards or stables
there would be no flies. since they
would have mo- place 10 grow and W.
are also told that they will grow In
any animal nr fowl escrcment. 4
firm compost heap IN almost free
from margots. "a the female f'ica an
not penetrate such heaps TO lay eggs.
\ hen working In a heap OF manure
will destroy many young flex. The
hen also makes the snrfac. too dry
for Matching the ~ eggs.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-05-30

All this shows that each person
should Keep his own premises clean
and have his house srr~n-si, 80 that
tii~- may not come from q nrig,hor'..
where there IL sickness and thus car.
~ the disease. IL haR been stated
that one female LAYS nm av.rag. of
one hundred and twenty cggm In a
season. and suppoaing that half that
many ni.s develop fgurc up what
the number Of her offspring In after
three or four generations.
/ DO not h. content with keeping
tho premises clean outdoors and
screw ming the house. do no, leave
food uncovered and keep tho floors
and the tables clean. IL IL an error
tn keep n room dark continually tn
keep out fics. Flea do no; like a
room where there In no moiature or
mold. Let In the sunlight. and make
the rnotna unpleasant for them.
where there II no sunlight they will
nnd conditions they like. even though
they gather al aIndowA where light
comes in. IIav. screen doors hung 10
swing outward. NO fi"a will move
from the house "a a door In opened.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-08-25

Thu company shall have a right on
meter rates to charge such consumer
a minimum of one dollar and fifty
cents (s1.50) per month. 1t being
understood that such minimum charge
applies only where consumer does
not use one dollar and fifty cents
(S1.50) worth of water per month.
Consumers shall furnish and install
their own meters.
The daily consumption of water to
be fixed by averaging meter reading at
end of each month or quarter (wheth-
er readings shall be monthly or quar-
terly to be at option of company.
The company shall have the right
to require from each consumer an
advance deposit tor the month CT
quarter according to the plan of read
ing meters which may be adopted by
the company not to exceed a sufii-
cient amount to cover the minimum
quantity of consumption provided in
this Schedule for maximum rates.
RATES TOR ELECTRICITY FOR
LIGHTING PURPOSES.
The rates for electricity for lighting
purposes shall be eleven cents Q1c)
per one thousand watts, provided that
discounts on consumption exceeding
five ($5.00) dollars per month shall be
allowed as follows:
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-08-25

The terms of said proposed con-
tract are as follows:
STATE OF GEORGIA,
COUNTY OF GEYNN.
This Agreement made and entered
into on this the 22d day of August,
Nineteen Hundred and Eight (19OS),
by and between the mayor and coun-
ell of the city of Brunswick, Georgia
municipal corporation created and
existing under the Of said state,
hereinafter for cor ence styled
and referred to as City" and
Mutual Light and company, a
CORPORATION existing the laws
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-08-25

BRUNSWICK, Ga, Aug. "a, 1908.
Notice of election to be held in
,he city of Brunswick, Georgia,
u the 26th day of September
90S, to determine the question of
Sluthorizing the mayor and council
of the city of Brunswick, Georgia,
to enter into a contract with the
Mutual Light and Water company
for the furnishing of water, gas
and electricity 20 said city.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-01-07

'unbbeit Der lhuipilihtiacn nlb Ihuls
mllnnjaen Sugcno 81 9efdbroen. Is
lolttc ldulbebnrbltM unp ppliseiiid ben
S6ulcrn Der %olfe>, @iir9crs mn
Wtttteiifnien itrcngiten@ lmtcriaot
rcrbenL Die Observation-Disclosures al
belnfcrt, i'll bcnen linen .Cum Babe
Sinfrtttspreiicl auI oildlaulicbc &eiic
Die Segriffc bon Gbe0ridl, Siebitau,
Moro. S~eib'Tmprh, Observation-Disclosures
uno SpmheusN tteniat ms @emubticin
etnaeflibrt lucrhcrt. Sic GlterusGonz
fere1S lparit ole G!tcru @ieu'S. ibrc
9mncr lii rcrlei ainemntogrnpbenz
Sunen aeben 81 %lniien."
Die Sra9e bier III Nmcrito ~geitnltet
ltd1 einfod "a \ II, Oh Die friitlimen
Glcmcuic - :. .. unicre fdiboliidlell
@cmctnnen nit ibren W amer
un6 Silu9lin0s : &ereincn chpo
0llrh .&ntbolifcntu0e I'M aleinen" go
lid nit ioldhen Sraaen 6sfalien ulb
flGrenb unO Icitcnb oif Die
0ffcntlihc Mciuung nnb SittliGfeit
ci1luirten lrDqen. 9uSu bot Der
Central &creirl mn Die Soheratipn
ottMdl2 uifgeTprbert. Die Shpicz
rigteir iheint u1cr. mic INNER, in Der
usfiibrung Scr @cihliiie
81 lie9en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-01-07
G%ticnsabn llnaliif in Gait Snbuaue,
SlinGts.

Sn Cor Dubuque mnrOeu AM
Sonntag 9tnGrittng 5ipci Wduner &c
tobtet uno elmer Notwithstanding toptlid)
perleBt. ais Elm Chicago, burlington
4 Guincn : Y%erionen5u9 in einen
Srndt3ug Der Chicago @rent @elternz
@%iieu6nbn bineint1br. Die Sonten
iirb: &Ofomotipfifhrer s. @. &lan@
harO bon Ga Groiie. @ia., nclhcr
inter Die 2ofouotipc bes Eerioncn>
Suges fiel. unb Mrn. NtcWaitabeN ppu
CAT DUBUQUE, 81. Ser 9remier
W. $. Smitb bon Srbuoie. fam 3ipi>
iteu 3ipei Srodtitdgen uno eS MIR
Den linn Die Seine 5crotefIht. Ser
Sradt5ug "a chen I'M Scoriffe DDS
@eletie 81 freuaen. nuT iueld)em Der
E~erlonen5u0 hohinfubr' uno, olS Die
gremien bes &crionen3ugts nid,t ar
bciteten, eriolgte Der 3ufammcnitpB.
Ser TerlonenSiig fllbr nit 9rober 0ez
Idlipirlbiafeit unh trnf eincn Sclbe>
h0lter>@ o9en, iuelher oom 8clcilc
geitoben, nrf sic oiitte bes Si5s
pntd,ers ficl unb Mc@nu9ben, pelfer
borin arbcitetc, tpptete.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-01-07
Senc S~pblcnidDnlp.

Die Stnbt Subuaue, 3. T.. Die 8iire
ger iflIipcn elmer Sirmd $40, 900 lin
apblen, lpelde ipdbrenb Der IiBpers
mnltlng uniercr @Gileriperfe bciteQi
un0 benlBt luprben iein ipllrn. Del
telegraph : @ernlb" berlnngt, baf
mon bic &ermalter ser 8niieriperfr
5ur 3eit nls pieie SditIb gemiafi
lpurbe. fiir bieien Setrng bnftbar balte
neil iie lid 9egen Die giirger burd
gRiBoernnltltno perfeblt babe. Sc
Miro Die MIternatipe 'bebnuptet, baf
Die %crpalter crtiueber bon Den llebel>
itdnben CUR 3eit muBten unb banr
SGeilbuber al Der Sdulb Der 6errer
WcNrthur unp Berg iparen obcr e.
nidt lpubten unD bonn lid grobcl
YfliAtperlcBung i6nloi9 betemnel
miiiIen.
Gins lit iid)er: pieic I~ngele9enbeil
IpQte gerihtlih unteriudlt ipcrbeu mn
Damn nod obioluter @creftigteit pcrz
fabren merbcn. Hellte, ipelh(
0ffentlihe Ncmter iiberlebs
men, iollcn niemal5 peroeMen, DnB lie
onburd II i'd MIR + bren. ipns
bern nll6 lpiftiQe g. Ii Of t Il
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pplitii6e Strcber uno HcmterjGger
iein unb bilrftc Den nlten SaB 81
cruiterer &eber5igun9 bringcn, DAB Elm
0ifelltliteo Nnlt ein %ertrnuen bes
&ublifum3 III iih birat. bnS Of
III / Bbrnuht merben bari.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-01-07
gc5iislidj pcr yMtDuius 3icturc
Sbpms",

fpeldhc ju III fnlt alien StdDten nm
GtGDtden neo Sunbc3 81 fiuocn lino,
iii Toloenbe9 fir bic hriltliha gciim
ten Gleincnte bco Sun0c5 pun Sntc
reilc, pa co 5eigt, mie MAJ 81 bieicl,
Grifeimlnaen Der lclIcrcn Scdnif i,
europa Stelung nimmt. Die
Gltern Gnufcrcu5 elmer
" irocrihulc IN Micn bnt mic
fpAlt gegcn Die acknowledgements
NIoping %ictlre 5bop@" 5tcta
IltnQ geuommcn Dllrd) Nnudbmc oc2
tul9euncn @ciAtuie@
Gic Stern egblifen IN elmer !puhre
rcitsoenoscl mtcrrih!iihen 9nrGics
tuno ser Hcpen3tmoe @ipluBiei mo
Ser 0ciunbhcitslcbrc cine ipihligc
@rumolaQc iiir nc @ilonuN poiitiDer
iiitlider &eqrifie Der Sinner mo pe5
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pcrma6ren tic lid Onse9en, ba6 Is ges
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l~ogr1p6iidc &iterntlm lnb Silbere
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-01-07
@eiee mueernc Stlapcm.
TIblt tDie ueaseSorcm.

Sic 10 RAID auicindnDer foigeuSe,
OruDenunaliide, Die 10 pieleu Irhcis
tern Gin ploBlidleS @nbe bereiiet mn
10 pieie Snmilien IN Srouer nIlb ms
Gleno gcitiir3t, iollten bon Den be-
treffenben Ne9ierungen unbnrnlbcrSiG
untcrildlt iueroen unb ioQten Die
icfi9cu, beren Iufgnbe es lit. 0orfcbe
rll19en gcgen ioldc 8DrfOmmnine 81
tretIen nnna1ltt)tiid1, prompt uno
obne allies Seberieien beitraft meroen.
Der NrDciter ipiro bentsntagc riel
81 nit mnb 81 iebr iuic cine Ytaidinc
bebanDelt. I'm 9eben, Scele unb
ShsaleS scbcu pielc Mrbeitgeber rein
nid,ts unS jiuar inn 8rphen iptuObl ais
i'm &leiuen. Sieics materieae 3cits
alter fennt mn ben ailini d)tigeit
Collar, Der nm cocn Hrcis ges
mrnuem wcrpcn mnf. Oh Sauu in
bicicm Soniden unb Sagen 5anienbe
5u oirunbe seben uber Dcn gr0Sten
Gcfabrcn nmsgeieBt limb, has maajt
nieieu Mammpnbienern nidDtS ans.
So luareu III bieier ge5iebunN
mtande iflpnr5e Stlaneu 5lr 3eit Der
Stldperci picl bener ob, als oieie
peiBen mohernen Stlanen. Die tief
inter Der Grbe, ilm9eben Dor tauIenb
@efdhren ibr Geben madden mtiiicn.
Ser TlnntngenbeiiBer befimuuertc iid1
Onrh's Sunb Inn ieine SfinDeu mebr
unn bciier uis DER mooerne @rubene
unb SnbrifbeiiRer. llnh opd briiiteu
unb Ipreipen mir ms 10 iebr nit ben
mpOerueu Grrungenihaften unb nit
Der Civilization Dcs 20. Sdbrhunocrts.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-01-07
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ttGos GciIinwlt CT iunlcr. buB nicual3
!jtcr 30 Gcnfv Giutritt Ct Ncrion err
hrGeu !gcrrcu bnrf, luln baB er mic lin
hic %ercimeum9 elmer Gh3ctperion
orer GiuSelperioncn rebcn wIrb, Ions
bern mir fiir irgeno cine airbcuge
meinbe. Sd)ule, ETC., etc.
6crr 0rDdn bGIt nie eiIen Tortraa
gc9en &e5ablmna an Somtnacn. aus
0ciDnmcn bci G~bataIaun'S. 100 Gin
t~riiFsDeIb perlanat lpirh. CT 5ieht
Dor. on ieucm Sage meui9el0lih in
%crI1nmHIuu9en 81 rcocn RHb mob,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-01-07
Scfolscn bic fntbpliimc Soma :
Socc".

9efountlid ipar Die Ibboltllng Der
OcnernlS& erinmmllug Des Ct. 9onis
faiths 9unbe5 o Soipa nit Der @e>
neral &erIammluug bes 3. 81. St,
Gentral >&ereincs in Sublque Ell,
c L 1t / Seriudl. Is iheiut. berlelbe
aSlan Ioll udfitcs Sabr ipicber be-
1oigt perocn.
Sic udnlte @cnerai : %erinmmz
llrng De5 3. II. st.. Central : Ser
Gins bon Nprbamerifa lriro nGmlid,
III 9lenelanb; Sbio, abgebnlten lperz
0cn, lpp3lt pom XpfolperbnnO Der bprz
tigcn futbpliI6en @cntcinben bereite
Die nDtbi9en %prbcreitungen i'll PM
9riff gcnumnlen linn. Sa aud ser
Ctadt pcrbanb Der fat9pli,
iden 8ereine BON : h . icine biesz
idbrige General &criammlung bpri
ub6dlt, 10 iperoen bodbit lpabrideinlid
Die beiben Gonncntipnen our ielben
Belt. ge9en Mitte September, gemeins
idnftli6 n%bnebnlten mcrpeu.
q in itarfcr @erpeg9rltnb . uor8ue
aebcn, lieot iuohl bnriu II, bab Ole
&orbcreitln9s : Ar0eiteu unb Die
@cIDfpltc II fir 3luei ODER mcbrcrc
%crioHmlurgeu iait bicicl6cn
iiuo luic fir I'M c. III Seutlh d.
Iano bat man 9icies IdJon Idngil
ulsgerehnet nm bcsbnlb fiuOet hej
Den aatbplifcntngen iene5 Snnbcs Die
3uiammenfunft fnit allcr bebcus
tenbercn fntbolildDcn %crbGnhc
pes 2QllbcS ltdtt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-01-07
&anffradle

uro inliere 100000 Suidet inseloe Gtenntoret
uno uuiere Mnbie perrrint)en oaS &olt in 5url
County. &anias, SGroereieu O5elo GfSuleger
Seites aIima. better So6et uro beteS gsaNer. ml
mir gruBe Streoeu anbauaiihia lieesn habei
BON $40 bis 3u $50 per Nder. iup genlgeHo Suun
iGr cine fatbpliid1e aniieblung mare.
gsir haben cine $50 ?lter gru6e &eijeniarrt
bier Uleiien Don elmer GiisSbdhnitaot. ipeldle ore
Gleuatoren bat, sehn Ulehen opu aiuSlep, oen
0cuutpiiB DON G6iunroS Gonrtp. aneS ueidle:
grairtelaio; 400 Ider inter glnbau, oas n6ris'
III gSetoelanb.
Bntes Sans nit adt 8inuiern, Gdbeune 32 be
81 init peufpsid}er nno Vichiial uro @etreioe'
i~peirber. ale Web6ube getiind,t ltilo i'm gutent 3i,
ttanoe. Srei rie periiegenoc Srunnen, suei RGb,
len unb 8aiierbebdtter. Srei slder pon tragidbia
gen Sbltblnner ppr geiudblten TarietdteiI, eir
ader 4uftiualo, Der f1 mrs Saus Sieht. 5ehr
clder puu &olSlauo, iueld)es geulig 6ol3 iur Der
Sebari aif Der Darn %ahiuirit. Gingejalnt unit
auersDurdj5dunt. sereis $3.50 9eidlte Sebiug'
Ineeu. On elmer oentifcu Rndibari6ait, iln
@eilea ocu 5tuet tatbpliiden airdjeH. 9reii,
iietger. Seid)rctbung mo Eretsltte iperoen an
8erlan8en eelieiert. u. <. Yaiutcr Il 60,
SpbGe 9th, 8uniaS.