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The Washington herald., 1908-04-12

Town eleckshion is over (See else
where in this issue Of the Bugle for full
and prolific acct of same) and once
more Bingville has settled itself down
to its normal state Of everyday life, but
with two new members in the select
mems chairs, Deacon Andrews and Bill
Yates.
That Cy Hoskins would be re-eIeck-
ted was dog-gone conclusion, but we
was some whot surprised to see Lige
Green run for that high office and poll
81 votes. wich shows that Cy will hafF
TO repair his politickal fences and tie
roads this summer if he expeckts to
continue in offise anuther yeer.
Lige had his brother from the Co.
seat here last week, and he showed LiQe
how to hustle for votes, and Lige sed if
he could have had anuther week he
would now be mayor.
We believe that with a few excep-
shions the men eleckted to offise will
fiji same with homer and perform
their duties to the best of their abilities.
We have our doubts, however. erbout
Sine Wilkins, who was eleckted town
clerk Sine amt emmy smarter than he
ort to be and its a awful chorc for him
TO write. When Sine takes a pen in
hand to write he screws his mouth I'm
and stick his tongue out until it al
most makes person hurt Jest to look at
him. How he will keep the city account
straight and report the doings of the
selectmen is morep We know.
It cheers rs a CRATE cal to know that
Seth Dewberry was releckted to town
constable. Seth has now been town
constable for several years and has al
ways give satisfackshion. Seth is verv
caushious in his duties and one of the
most peaeeble men we ever saw, in fackt
when there IS emmy trouble he ollus
manages to keep out OF it.
OF the other men eleckted to offise il |
IS needless to say emmy thing at this |
time. They are so well known in cur
midst that further comment on their vir-
tues IS unnecessary and redicklous.
In concIushion let US add that Bing- |
vile, under the new administration of |
the towns foremost citizens, has a |
bright future in store. and there is no
reason why this place should not grow |
and prosper until it would be heard Of |
once in while outside of this county
The Washington herald., 1908-04-12

sossiety folks must be gittln weak in
the arms when they couldn't sweep with
first class broom. Mrs. Hoskins re-
pilde that he must be gittin weak in the
head to buy sich heavy brooms and ad-
vised Hen TO let Bud Hinekley buy
brooms for him hereafter. With that
partin shot she turned on her foot and
walked out OF the store with her nose up
in the air.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-12
She Took the Broom Back

Hen weathersby. prop. of our general
store. received q duzzen lot Of heavy
brooms Friday and sold all but two as
soon as It was known he had them IN
stock. cy Hoskins' wife bought one and
used It one day and then took II back ts
Hen, saying she had Jest as iisf break
her back saving wood as to do it with
one Of them brooms. Hen he got a little
<iled up at this and told her he sessed
The Washington herald., 1908-04-12
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-14
SILENT ON BRYAN.
Feature at Democrats Jefferson
Dinner in New York.

NEW YORK. April 1.-THE name of
William J. Bryan was nowhere referred to
hy tho speakers at the Jefferson day din.
hr Hotel kuicknrbocker in Times square
last night. hut the mention of Minnesota $
candidate Gov Johnson. brough, forth
vigorous applause from the diners
\ return tn tho principles of Thomas
jefferson. reign Of law and not of ipdi-
vduals. and thorough revision of the
tariff. were three of the democratic key
notes sounded by President Woodrow
Wilson of Princeton University. who
MAS the principal speaker. The otter
speakers were Senator Simmons of North
Carolina and Senator Owen of Okla bona
The dinner Of itself was the greatest
democratic function of the kind the dem
ocrats have held in this city for a long
time. and President Wilson's speech
seemed to the ma jority of the diners 70
lie particularly appropriate To the occa-
sion. 1t dwelt at length on the principles
of the father of the democratic party. Mr.
Wilson charged that the members of the
party had forgotten the tenets of their
faith. He attacked the Roosevelt admin
istration in particular. though without
mentioning his name. and he aSsailed gov
eminent by the republican party in gen
cral. AZ the government of party with
out any principles at AL.
Government by commission was tho top
70 In which the speaker devoted the
greater part of his address. He spoke
also of the relations of capital and la Dor
and considerably of the tariff and the
great need Of revision. He charged that
this country was returning gradually to
the form that il had rejected at the time
II fought for its independence. and called
an all true democrats to return to real
Jeffersonian ideals and fight for rAem
even in the face of temporary defeat that
they might eventually achieve permanent
victory. He sounded note of warming
90 to the corporation lawyers.
The dinner. which c0mmemorated the
1S5th anniversary of the birth of Jeffer-
ION. held in the large banuu., nail
r the knick srboCker which had been
lavishiy decorated for the occasion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-14

and all of them were lost 1t was owned
by Miss Anna Rush. The loss is esti-
mated at $4,000. The mansion was
originally Young's house. and from II
skirmiSh i'm the revolution takes title Sub
sequently the place became the property
Of Isaac Van Wart. who assisted in the
capture Of Mai. Andre. and the place
his name. Miss Rush's father purchas.d
the property some years ago and renlod-
eIad IT, making Ii modern to improve
ments without king il appear so. and
retained all the colonial features. Relics
and documents of the revolution made II
virtually museum. The fire started
around one OF the chimneys supposedly
from a defective flu6.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-14

upon rs the governors bills, Superin-
tendent of BANKS Clark Williams having
drawn them and attended TO their ad-
vancement in the two houses of the legis-
''at'ire- Although the governor recon-
mended the bills in his annual MESA sc
the legislators insist that they are only
following the wishes of the state banking
department.
The governors hopes Of serurin.
strength at Il special session or the lesis-
latire to pass the anti-race track betting
bills by the election of successor to
Senator Francllot is not believed will be
realized Even the Hughes republican
senators admit that the chances of elect
ing "A republican senator in Niagara Or.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-14
That Made Milwaukee famous

portant measures that are now on the
calendar. Although the senate i. has a
calendar that is bullying out with bills
which are being added To daily, it showed
no disposition last night to endeavor to
clear the IA lendaT. hui did a little routine
business and then adjourned.
All Indications point TO the governor
being defied by bot N branches of tho Iegis-
iature. although the assembly has in IL
small degree tried to foi'o out his rec
concentrations. 1t passed the anti-race
betting bills without . murmur but on
every other measure. aside from the bank
ing bills it has refuced to do as the
governor wants.
The banking measures are not looked
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-14
WILL DEFY HUGHES.
Legislature in No Mood to Pass His
Bills

ALBANY. April 14.-Unlcss Gov. Hughes
can break up the combination that now
exists il tho senate the session will end
without another measure of his being
passed that he has been anxious to have
enacted into law. Evidences point to the
senate doing nothing prior to final adj
journment on April -; except to pass the
appropriation bills. the remainder of the
banking bills and the local and unim-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-14

Az result Of the Chinese boycott on
japanese goods and vessels. the Japanese
steamer America Maru left HonEkong Sat
uTday for San Francisco without a single
package Of Chinese cargo Furthermore
She carried only twenty five pa ssengerS.
compared TO $50 pa ssengers on Aboard the
British steamer Empress of India. which
cleared for Vancouver.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-14

representative men of the county. His an
nouncement was well peceived. and the
Indications are that Mr.. Tucker VIII re-
ceivG a large vote from Loudoun and ad-
joining counties. where he is personally
well known. Mr.. Tucker spoke in highest
terms of his opponents and their merit.
and announced his purpose to conduct his
campaign by methods fair 10 them and
without discredit to himself.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-14

leans district are SO remote as to make it
almost certain that the democratic nom
inee will be elected. This will be due to
the intense feeling between the Wads-
worth and Porter factions i'm that district.
The Porter side will be forced to nominate.
the candidate for senator and it is settled
in advance that he will be slaughtered
by the Wadsworth faction.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-14

Fire Destroys Revolution Landmark.
WHITE. PLAINS, n. Y. April 1.-THE
old Van Wsrt mansion a Young's cor
ner was destroyed by 4 : yesterday The
...s.--oc.was frIl 80 -. .SHHcS-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-14
Tucker Out for Governor.

LEESBI RG. Va, April 14.-Harry ST
George Tucker formally announced his
candidacy for Governor of Virginia in -
short. address delivered here yesterday
Aefore Il large-Audience.> :comcased nf the
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-01-30

'tsn isnb ,pulten IdjItn, sjnt gentle
pfltge III fhcn nDtbi0. DDS Mderz
bdudnt bat fi9 beSboIb aud itbr eitlz
gebsnb nit ber Dienen3u9t btfdBt
unb be5onbers bic WerbtKerung btr
Mrten iin ongelesen fem laHen. Sn
Der Qoupts sHienenaiihterei bes NIntes
ioipie in ber 3peigftotion in Gbieo,
Gal, hot man iid nit srpbem Gr-
fplge Der Mufaiebuns bon ROnigin-
nen Der berfhiebenften SDrten getpibs
met lnb tie1slben an bic Dienen3iidbz
ter ots 2nnoes Dertbtilt. Muh bat
man burh @onperitdnbige gendue
Gtubien iiber bic NieIenbienerl IN
Snbie1 unb nuf ben pbilippinen
onitelIen laifen, UNI all iehen, OBJ
nHb tpfeipeit bieie Bel uns ein9ebiirr
CERT at tperoen perbienen, unb pb lie
in unftrem RIima forttommen. Mus
berbem bat man iih in ieber Wetfe
bemiiht, iiber bic Rrnntbeiten Der
Bienen unb bic beiten 9eilmitttl
forafGltiae proben anauiteuen unb
nidt 5ulebt natiirli9 benz 9onig unb
Der Mnloge unb Ginrihtuns Der Bic
renbGu5er be{onbere Mufmertfamteit
gepibmet. Darin bat mon es auh
in Der Ebat tpeit sebradt ilro biele
Bienen5iihtereien unferes Ganbes
t0nnen ben Mniprud MAIDEN. tpabre
Wunberperfe ber 9onisfabritaticn
genannt au tperben. go geipinnt bel
genauerem 3uieben Der nnfheinbare
Mfhnitt iiber bic 8ienenfultur ein
erbShtes Snterefe.
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8te,se.tHetH.

ssn benz 8erihte bes Mderbauz 81
fretdrs pom lebten Sabre finbet ii9
elm tleiner Mbfdnitt iiber Die Bienens
fuItur Der Der. Gtaaten. 10 Helm, bab
man ibn leiht iiberieben fam. 1nb
bod if, ipie Der ct. 2ouifer rMbenb@
Nn5siser1 fdreibt, Der gesentanb
gar nidt 70 unpidtis. tpenn aud
feine 3ablen gesen bic genaltige
Gumme oes Mretbes ber lanbtpirtb<
i1aftliden Gr5eugniife nidt auffomz
men t0nnen, bic iih i'm gan3en auf
81, ,OOO, 600, 900 beldifen. Die ganae
Qlusbeute zines Sobres an 9pnig bat
nan ben ftatiitii1en 8erid&en einen
Mtrtb bon $25, 900, 900. Dns 1T etz
mas ipeniger dls Ser Merth Der Hiis
ben3uder Yrobuftion unb eitpas
ulebr als Der bes Nobrauders. Wenn
man aber bebenft, tpelhen Jleib bic
fIeint Hiene baran tpenben muB, nm
6onig i'm Wertbe bon % Minionen
9olldrs 5ufdmmen ou bringen,
b0Iin ionmt einem bod bic
Sbes auf, buB bic 8eifteuer,
bis bos Snieft 5u ben 2ebens<
unb GennBmitteln unb fomit CUR ST.
Iunobeit Der Ration liefert, gep6bnz
ti@ febr nnterfhdbt tpirb. Der Gleib
III Ebi<r6sns itellt IN btr 9bat dlls
rbtiter beS Qanbes in Ghotten, unb
to6ei ptrIangt Is ni6ts ipeiter. als
KIM bis9sn Baum unb Gretbeit btr
lpegung nnO Gelt9enbtit, al arbeis
nine cine Ae9nung fir 1ebtrz
ti0rbsit sin3urei9en. gs berlangi
& sine Aabrung tpis bas 4ubn,
einen - 0rpbets Qdrm erbebt.
IN u t69Ei6 ober ollt airei 3Gge
4 IN 4 leat. Dit 8iene inaf6t ni9t bda
~ & 81 n f{thtx sost i4gsr 1bdtig,
M e1knf6 I'll, II II ibr am litbs
| nm Iie biibf& aIIein uni
90 a trifn u ni&t Id5dls
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-01-30
ateme Bnh1tIfrrdsest.

Wenn man oas GefdGft Der Gilens
babnen na9 Der 9eritelluns neuer
@aienen1trdnge beurtbeilen fam,
baben iie i'm lebten Sabre gar niht 70
f9ledt absefdnitten, bat oas Ratenz
sefeb ibnen tpenis 9lbbruh eethan.
Wie Nailtpan Mse nittbeilt, mar 0er
8au neIer Streden, tpenn audi gerins
ger als 1906, umfaienoer als in
bielen borausgegangenen Sdbren,
pennsleid er ni9t an ben Boom Der
lebten Mdtaiser Sabre heranreidte.
Oie srDBte Meilenaabl neuer Streden
mar i'm Sabre 1887 nit 1888 gu
neraeihnen. Sm folsenben Sabre fiel
iie auf 71O6, in 1889 auf $3.50 Wleis
len. Non 1894 Biz 1897 erreihte Die
neue 5treden3ubl l1idht 1000 Meilen,
nit 1893 aber begdnn tpieber Elm Mufs
itieg, ber in 1905 6100 Meilen au ber<
3ei1nen bate. SIM bergangenen Sabr
iinb 1914 W2eilen @eleiie gelegt tpprz
ben. Waan bGlt bas fit cine gal,5 3uz
friebenitenenbe 3abl. Der Durn=
fAnitt ipir6 nit 5000 Meilen ange=
npmmen. 8leibt ber Stredenbdu oa=
binter auriid, 10 gilt es fir tein giinz
ftiges 3eimen, gebt ct bariiber htnaus,
70 itebt bas @e1dGftsbarDmeter gut.
lleber 5000 binaus l6bt fhon, Elm ue=
berfdreiten bes setp0bnliAen Mabes
nermutben. $40 il, eir1ern hftimmten
@ebiet, bas bon elmer o6er atpei 8ah@
nen gut hbient tpirb, Der @tredenbau
burA cine brittle permebrt ipirb. ba ifi
fir bas Mllgeneinee1ndft ipenie gs@
iponner. SDlher Mettbetperb bringt
feinen gefunben Mniporn.
CUR Beurtbeilung bee Mertbes Der
neuen Mnlaeen 1T audi bas Gebist IN
BetraM Sli aiebsn. in 4peldem ne Dorz
qenpmmen tpurben. 8is gum sabre
1897 unb eflige Sabre bana4 tparen
es bic fiioliden @taoten. beionbers BE
am @nIf selesenen. in bentn am ntis
item aebaut ipurbe. Da3ipifmen mdms
ten fin aud Elm ober atpei Staaten I'M
glprben bur1 ,lnsenDbnlihe 0ern,ebs
rung ibrer @mieneneeleife benertbar,
bod hiefiir tparen lDtale 1lrfaden
mebr mabgebeno als ber tpirflihe Be-
bari. SpefuIatipn hattie Elm gut S1kil
Dumit au tbun. Bel ben Giioitaatsn
ubsr mar snnehntnOe inbtitrielle1 1b6<
tiateit {ptpobI ipie Die Gntipidluus ber
/ QanopiAblmaft, 0it mad 6el Deprejs
ffnnSidhren 1893 96 itattfanben, Die
ilr5ame. Qfu9 In ben fiibmeitliGen
Gtudten ipurbe flott gebdut. GS mar
sd bieI aus b<r boraufgegdn9enen pes
| rio6e filler Set na9UlboItn. Smt
In1r1linen @tbiet tpure,l .es BE Gidns
/ tsn al Ser pacifietiif1e nnb Gcutb 1a,
/ fotu. 81 lttteren1 Gtonte ipnrbsn inl
rpriqen syobre 3S5 Wleilsu 0elei{k 9es
leoi, ii Mofbinst0n 311, Il, UlinneIns
| ii 217 nub Nortb Ddtota 1871 ~
| ran fmIitbtn fid boRn NIT bsrutint<xg
j fer 3ohI ber 9}<ihe ndm loutf tffdnd. sts
| rns, 6lnriOu. miifiHibpi unb 3isaEs
IN 33&92e { Ss&k Il $s ssSz3&
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us oer 10 Ood,e.
peA nn6 Eebeit inter Der Eupe eoito
rielIer Betradtune.


bon allen mimGrif1sn pIdnsn, oie
e bem Qonareb aufaebolft rpsrbes
ifno 1T 6os prpieft bes 6endturtrt<n
Alfrbpls bic grGbte GnttGu1nung."
So l6bt iid Elm Wafbinstpner Rorrez
fpDnbtnt anlGblih bes Sdbresberi9ts
bes Snlnnofcuerfommif pernebs
men. Den Nerimt felbit aber fann
man pObI nidt babin beuten. Dsnn
bu bds @efeb erit bier Monate in
Mirtfamfeit 1T, l6Bt iid amtlin oarii<
ber tpenig feftFelIen. Oas urfpriingz
Iine geieb 1T aipar fhon Glter, fommt
dbtr eigentlib niht In Detront, ipeil
es 0urn eingef1pbene paragrapben
ftinen 3iped perfeblt. Grft ieitoem
Genutpr 0ansbrougb feline Mmenbe<
inenfs burhfeste, bat bos Ge1es pratt
ffMtn Mtrtb.
% kiteben aur 3eit. tpie bem Be-
r1t1t 80 entnebmen, niir aebn 8etriebe,
In bttlen MIiobol aur Dendturirunq
bergeHtut ipirb, un6 bic probuttionsz
tpiten fin6 grDber als man urIpriing=
LID bere1net hatte. Wel4 leBteres.
f4 bubur9 ertIGrt, bob bie 8renner
rur Melfdforn benuBen, tpGbreno ben
1lrbebern bes @efebes bic Mbfiht porz
f9Dttte. bnb aller MbfalI Ser ssarm
Deripenbet iperben fpllte, tpeil ia ieber
Stoff, Der in @6bruna uberaeben
innn. fir bic MltobDlgepinnuna nub=
bar 1T. Welfhtorn Febt sesenipGrtfg
bod i'm preife, trpboem fann man
baraus Mltpbpl fir fehsunboreiBig
Gents Die @allone berfeIlen. Damit
III allerbines nidt bic @erbrdnguns
BON @ofolin. Napbtba pber petroleum
erretht. aber Der Gabritant ipeib es
bod 5u fhGben, oaB er nidt mebr ben
friiberen prets' bon aipei Dollars per
@dlIDne au be3oblen bat. Mls Sriebs
fraft 1T Der bendturirte Mfpbol nod
niht 3u bertpenben. Das muB fpdte=
rer Gntipidlung iiberluFen bleiben,
aber er erspeiit iih bod als ipertbbolltr
Jdftor i'm bolfstpirtM huftliden
Gdusbolt. Cine aana befonberegrrun=
Qeni4aft fann man ibm niht abfpre@
den: oas 9ol5alfobnl= =Monopol 1T
bur6 ibn gebrohen tporben uno bamit
piel erreiht. @inmdl 1T beiTen bop=
pelt 10 bober preis aus Dem Marfte
eebrdngt unb bann fir sic Mrbeiter in
ben betreffenben 8etrieben piel aenonz
men. Sie finb nidt mebr Der @efabr
Scr grblinbung uno anberer fDrper>
liner @efdbrbung aussefebt, bic Die
Werpenbung bon 9ol5altobol nit iih
brohte.
Dk 4eritellung BON nnaturirtem
Mltobpl 1T 9etommen, Inn al bleiben.
1lno iie tpirb iih als tpirt5daftlider
Segen eripeiien, ipie oas In ben euroz
pGifden QGnbern, namentlih in
Deutfhlanb, Der Sal eeipefen. llnz
fere 6arn1er mDaen es ME irDtbig 5a=
ben, tire Meres nit Rartoffeln 3u Be-
fellen. I'm Matsriol fir bic Spiritus=
fabrif 3u baben, aber ipenn lie foz
operutip> gu Merfe geben, f0nnen iie
pief Gtoff nubbar bertpertben, 6er iebt
einfa9 berloren sebt. @ut Ding min
Meile boben. 8efonbers bier5ulanoe,
no fi1 bas publitum in man9en Bez
Siebungen neuen Sbeen seseniiber 10
febr oblebnen6 DerbGlt, pdbrenb es
anbere nit i6nelIer 5anb ersreift.
Ser praftifheMrth Oes benaturirten
Mlpobols fin6et langlam Wiirbigung.
SIT Ct erft einmal ertannt, tperben mir
an @teue Ser gegeHipdrtigen sebn
1rennereien beren 6unoerte bdben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-01-30

Gin Mann mub por alien ben wlut
babtn. Il felbit 81 fein, cine NeriOn
fur fi4, fem tisents Original.
6@leht rniiffen bie 3eiten iein,
fuenn feIbit Elm Gsf9dft Obne oIltQlusz
Iogsy, ipit Oas unferer gdrrie, MIDI
msbr seht
Dis Ride BEE 3dren fDn II jdble9i
befelIt isin bdb iie fdtid@Ii4 eins
qrSbers Gsfobr filr ibn un6 ftine uiss
etbup1 biIbtt, dIs 6IIe 8pm bkuipsrftr
ints & Marnln lSb & ii ntd9i
bol stilet 6r0u ipl5esI 8 |.I
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| SThSmnitt ;ihsr oie wienenfuItur Elm
,rhSbt,s snteref7e
~
eDtn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Nom natipnalen Nerein aur 5Drbe=
runa Der MiFenI9aften sebt bic Mn.
rauna eines nationalen @efunbbeits>
amfes aus. 6as fir sic @e5amn,tbeit
Ser Gtaaten bieIslben ssunttionen
ausauiiben bdtte, bic in ben einselnen
beren betr. 9eb0rben augeniefen iino.
Die Notbpenoisteit zines folden bat
fd fdon feit lansem berausgelteut
uno 1T beionbers tart bel Der lebten
groben 9elbfiebersGptoemie i'm @u=
ben empfnnben iporben. no oie Mutos
ritdt bes Wtdrine> 9oipitalolen1tes 1ln
nur fhner gegen Die itdatlthe Durns
auieben nermohte, beionoers oa, mo
f4 Die GanitdtsmaBregeln pon Den
5afenitdbten aus tpeiter ins Snnere
erftreden mnBten. Gptoemten frasei.
ntht nah Staatsgrenoen, dber bod
slaubte bamals ieber Staat ieine e1=
eenen 0orfebrungen basegen tretfen
su miifen, mas gu folaen 4binroitd=
ten fiibrte tpie Der Sperrung iesliaen
Bertehrs 5tpifden einaelnen Staaten,
nobel fogar has Shiebsepehr in RE-
qi'ifition 9efebt purbe. Oie Mbpebr
TT in Der 9auptiade nationale Nnss@
le9en1e1t, lino mas ore Sfdafen 5u
tbur1 YermDaen, ioa ersanaeno 9lnsns
frefen. gs 9lDt olelerlet. no naltonaie
Dperan1Ent aD1olal geDoten ~ n!e
gum Se1ptsl befreffs Der 9ernnresn1s
gun9 Der 6l1ne. ge9eH mel9e l1aalI1Ve
anorohungen oae'n un9enugeHo !1ho.
Sn eIner 4naa9l DON Sia0len laH9s
oes D11o, 5um Se11p1el, Ut leBt9er oer
Spp9ns anssepro9en nnO man slaao1
ote nrla9e Daoon IN Der Sntetf'on pes
JinBnaners 1uHen gu munen. Oa
mare es Sahe etl1es Bunoesge1unoz
beitsamtes, tl4 Der MnfSabe gu be-
maHtlgen uno Wor14r1tten gu erla1z
len, ipie Dem uebel besesnet tperoen
fonnte, misunderstanding urter Se1z
billie Der itaatlihen Bebor0en, Die gu
Mafbe ae3pgen tperoen muBten. Der
Hampf sesen DE netBs peif, DIE Slis
bertulo1e, Der leBt auerorten aufge>
nommen tp1ro, fonnte lptrf1amer ge=
fIhrt tperoen, ipenn etne etnbettllhe
aeitung porbanoet1 tpdre.
Gin nationales @efunbheitsamt
fDnnte au6 in Der 6in5iht bon srDBe>
rem NuBen ieiH ats bic 1taatlihen,
treil es mebr CUR Muftldrung oes 4sus
bIitums in ianitdren Mnselegenbeiten
beitragen tonnte. unb an Dte1er lte9t
biel. Die 9dlfte Der Mrbeit CUR Bes
fdmpfuna Ser 8rdntbeiten it aetban.
ipenn oas publitum nit tnteuleertem
BegreHe1 Den 8emubun9en Der ar5tl1z
den Mutorttdten entsegentommt. Sc
mebr Werltanonlb borbaHoen TT fur
oas Welen Der Hrantbe1ten uno Die
Werbeugun9ss sSeotn9un9en, R1fo err
tol9relber miro 1t4 bic Hunit Der
Merate ertpelien. Oerartlge Snfor1la@
t1on dber tptrD am pe1fen BON Walbz
lngton aus berbrettet. Won bort be-
aiebt bag WOlf Der Wer. Staaten Diel
tptrtBpoleSenntnlB. DIE Don oen bers
l1leoensn Snasaus per DeParfements
onsgegebenen pdmp1lsfe ltno ptlltomz
meme Ssiiurs. Mas EN- nat'onalss Tsas
l exp hrv@ "a
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80 aiferbihtes

Wafierbihtes g dub
perf i'm 90 inter. Der Winter
nit 1einen naHen 5asen, fetnem oas
2eoer bur9brinaenben Shnee!paHer
uno Dem Ihmelsenben @is hrinat
uns gar n,anhmal talte ssiibe uno
i'm @efolse oabon b0ien Rbeumdtiss
mus. lin bas @hubperf 4p1feroiM
au MAIDEN. baau eianet fih iehr bas
Mi5inusDl, oas man in ieoer Mpotbefe
faufen fann. Oas 2eber fhludt be-
sierig grobe MenaeT biefes Osls,
flint 6amit feline pnren unb ma4t lie
unOurhldfiig fir bus Waiier; su@
qlei9 tpirb bus 2eoer sart unS aez
idneibis, tpioeriteH alio lei4ter bent
8ruhe, Der fih 10 serne einftsnt,
ncmentlin ipenn bic bonn ShneeiDafz
fer burhtrdntten Shube an tDara
men Sfen Qetrodnet iperben. Jeue
'6oblsn bebanbelt man am bortbeils
hafteiten nit beiBem 2ein0l, bas man
10 lange auftrdat, Bis oas 2eoer tein
Oel rnebr fhluden fam. Dor Dem
Srasen laife man Die Soblen griino@
lth trodnen.
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rxnt RorfofFan ipitOer genitBbdr aI
muhtn, spirb snapfOhlen, Ns II ott
92dbe bes pornien Eerbes az brt1g!1I.
gefrDrtne Rorioffeln erfprbtrn tIise
eiaene 9e6dn0luns. Capt man tts
ppr 0em Ro1en aufgefrisret., io lsIe'lo'
lie bin, ipenn man iie aber gefrortr
in faItes WdHer legf, lunatun stS
tpGrmt nnb bsrnnh fhnea rtcxi,
oenn tperoea iie nod nehlig lttro gin.
Ole ealtbeinigfeiit btr
6iibner. Diefe &rantheit 1T elIie
SuBtrdBe, spelde burA cine lDgts
nannte @rabn1ilbe perurinM miro
ano 6abtr aud !eidt pon einsm ouf
Das onoere 1bisr iibertragbdr 1T.
Da6er lit es beirn Muftreter Der
aranfbeit febr ratbfam. 6ab oie geS
Iunbsn 6iibner rDn ben tranten nes
trennt merben. Dds llebtl 1pirb be-
feitiat burdh QlbtDotung Der We!lbsn.
NcrerIt fino biersu Ole harten RriiS
item an. oen 2Gufen bur6 tpisoerlols
tee oides Muffrsihen BON @hmIsrs
ieife auiauipeihsn uno bltrh naafolz
genoe sslbbGbsr in 1pornlem Wailer
au heieitigen. Dierauf itreiht man
bic 2Grfe nit Sheeipiritus (aipet
Ebeile 6olstbeer unb Elm Shtl @pis
ritus) tiihtig an nno ipisberbolt 0ies
len Mnitrih nah ettpu s 9aaen. 3us
9leih muB ieboh aud Der Stda init
Sen 5ibltangen ariinblih eereinigt,
5. 3. absefrabt urb bierduf init heiBer
epbalauae reidlid iibertiinht fpsrs
ben. Der auiunlmengefehrte Hnrdth
miro am heiten perbrhnnt ober an
.1plhen 6teIIen als Niinger aufge<
brauht, ipoitlbit 6iibner ntht binseS
langen.