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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-02-13
SECURING YOUR SCALP
WIFI Remove the Loose Dandrnff
Scales But IL Won't Cure Dandruff

If your hair is brittle and thinning. you
have dsndruff. The mere securing Of the
scalp Of the loose scales, wont cure dandruff;
because d andruff is nothing but scales OF
scalp being thrown up by pestiferious h'ile
germ in burrowing its way to the roots Of the
hair where it sans the vitality, causing fall
lag hair and, in time, badness Now you
can't stop dandruff nor falling hair, ror pre-
vent badness unless you destroy that germ
and the only preparation that can DO 1t Is the
nswscientife discovery, Newbro's He'Pcide.
In fact no other hair preparation claims 10
kill the dandruff germ-s1 Of them will
clean the scalp; soap and wster will do that,
but. only Newbro's Herpieide gets at the
root germ.
Sold by Ernest L. Allen & Co.. agents
Two sizes SOC. and 81 90. Send l0c in stamps
for sample to The Herpicide Co., Detroit.
Mich. los
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-02-13
$200,000 Offered fer JeffrIei. John.
son Flight,

San Francisco, Feb. lS.-SpOrtiug circles
aye TO-DAY discussing the latest offer for a fight
between Jeiiries and johnson From The
first fer Of $4,000 made by Australian pro-
motors for fight between the black and the
retired champion, the offer has increased by
leaps and bounds. Today 100000 has been
offered by promoters for contest between
the two men, at Seattle, next summer, during
the Alaska. Yukon Exposition.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-02-13
AK YonrseIt ths Question.

Why no. use CnsmbeIlain's Liuiment
when you have the rheuu atism? We
fesl sure that the result will be prompt
aud satisfactory. /. has cured others,
why not you? Try it. 1t costs bat
trihe. Price % cents; large siza, so
cents. For sale by W. F. Creighton
and Richard Gibson.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-02-13
EmbezzIer Sentenced.

Prttsburg, Pa, Feb. 1S Sixteen
years 10 the Western penitenliary and
iues amounting to $40, 900, were i'm
posed on John T. Morgan, former tax
G llect of McKees Rocks Borough,
today by Judge John d. 5ha'er Nor.
gan had pleaded guilty t. the charges OF
forgery and embfzZlemeot.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-02-13
Steamer Founders

Brest, France, FEB. 19.-The British
steamer Forest CASTLE foundered today
in the bay of Bre3t, nine Of her creW
being drowned. She sailed from Bor-
deaux on January p. The bay Of
Brest aud the English channel have
been swept BY a fierce gale for tue last
two DAYS,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-02-13
Warrant for 0orkY.

st. Petersburg, Feb. IL "A warrant
for the srrsst OF Novelist Maxim Gorky
was issued BY the police today. The
charge agaiDs! him is supposedly politi-
cal, though no information Was given
ont. Ia the wsrYa1t Gorky Is described
rs "house paiuter of Min NoVogorOd. "
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-02-13
MR.. TAFrIN NEW ORLEANS.
Prssident-elect TAT yesterday enjoyed

President-elect Tan yesterday enjoyed
The hospit atty of New Orleans.
His morning was devoted to the color
ed race, and his afternoon to leisure snd
recreation, with the tension OF entertain
ment ss light as possible.
The entertainment last night was
Creole banquet, where the fst.eued
oysters, the tayoriness Of the cuisine,
With lie hundreds of years Of perfection
and reputation, blended with the words
of compliment and oratory, music ard
floral tribute into a scene Of animation
aud vivacity. Mr.. Taft was toasted by
the governor, the mayor, by citizens OF
prominence and speakers Of reputation.
An invocation was pronounced by Oar.
dinal Gibbons. Mr.. Taft responded
Ia the spirit Of the occasion. He talk
ed of his desire as the chief exec
cutiye to represent the whole nation; Of
his intention to make the representatives
of the administration In The south rep.
resent the best element OF the communi-
ties in which they livedj Of bis recent
visit 10 the Isthmus OF Panama, with
repetition Of his hope for the completion
of the canal within his administration.
The dinner was given in the newly
decorated banquet ball OF the Gruuewald
Hotel where Mr.. Taft is qusriered. A
thousand citizens paid the assessment OF
s25 esch for places a the beard and con.
sidersbly more than half of these were
present,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-02-13
Chauffeur Su.renders.

New York, Feb. I3-Wslter Sehu-
maun, q chauffeur, this afternoon sur
rendered himself to The police, saying he
drove the alonobile which yester 'aY
ran over and killed Mrs. Edwin s.
McOook, q relative Of General Arson
G. McCook
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-02-13

Taksbire, the japanese Ambassador,
expressed at the Lincoln dinner at Peoria
last night the cordial and firm friendship
Of his country for the United States.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-02-13

Judge Alton j. Parker, Of New York,
will deliver the annual address at The
10 iversily Of Virginia on WashipgtOn's
birlhdsy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-02-13

TIE Market.
Georgetown d, c., Feb.is Wheat los'lOs
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-12-12
BRAVE SOW FIGHTS FOX.
In Battle She Saves Her Pigs From
the Msrauder.

Jacksonville, N. j., Dispatch to New York
World.
Martin Specht. a farmer of Weston,
thought Halloween pranks were starting
rather early one evening recently when
he heard loud commotion In his pig
sty He hurried out, but on reaching
the pen Specht found the excitement due
to the presence of some strange animal.
The young pigs were squealing. and at
regular intervals there came loud snort
from the old SOW, followed by a strange
barking, which Specht thought might be
that of dog. He climbed up on a barrel
alongside the fence. and with a lantern
saw that the intruder was a large red
fox.
Reynard had tried to steal one of the
sleeping little pigs, but its sQueals aroused
the mother, who attacked the fox. The
invader tried to get out again. but the
Jump was too high to negotiate from
such narrow space.
The fox, driven to desperation, had
turned on the defensive He took q stand
in the corner, and as the brave old SOW
dashed at him he snapped his jaws saw
agely. The SOW closed In, and before
Epecht realized what had happened tho
fox was in his death throes on the floor.
Subsequent examination showed that the
SOW had driven one of her tusks clear
through the skull Of the fox and Into its
brain.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-12-12

attention in America and Europe. They
were first described by the Rev. E. Cor
nelius. In American Journal of Science,
first series, volume /, lin the years 1913
and 1873. pages a22-324. This description Is
copied into Whites Historical Collection
OF Georgia, year 1856. pages 2ss-s0o De-
scribed and figured in Ancient Monu-
ments of the Mississippi Valley, pages 1ss-
los. plate SO, year 1882. Also In Smith
sonian report. year 1ST2 Described by
Charles Whittlesey. Proceedings Ameri-
can Association for the Advancement OF
Science. volume TO- pages 4oO-40b year
1871. Also In Smithsonian report, pages
624-s27, year 1881. Description and dia-
gram by c. G.. Jones, in Antiquities Of
Southern Indians. pages 1se-143. year 1875.
Explored by John P. Rogan, described
and figured in Smithsonian report. De-
scribed and figured by Cyrus Thomas. q
very distinguished man, In Science. vol
ume 3, year 1884: also In the nth annual
report OF the bureau of ethnology, pages
b6-105, year 1887, and IN American An
thropologist volume 4, pages 10e-138 year
1891. Described in the Brooklyn Union,
New York. August Is. 1885, Described in
Rafinesdue Manuscript. and In Materiaux
CONTINUED ON PAGE 33.)
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-12-12

sent. AS to the date upon the stone,
1892 If 1t is a date, the theory of the
writer ClMr. Maxwell), Is that the IN
stription had been copied from an old
Spanish dollar by a portion OF De Sotos
men. who had been sent out in various
directions searching for gold, as all the
authorities mention was done, and one
party doubtless had found their way along
the Warrior river, and found 1t necessary
to fortify themselves against the savages
at this point, and before leaving had
copied from an old dollar in their pos
session the inscription upon 1t as a me-
mortal of their visit to the place.
The date on the dollar, TIA, found near
Valley Head, Ala, and near an ancient
fertilization, and the inscription upon the
Alabama stone and date, 1882, mean much
to the student of archaeology. Whether
one Is justified or not in associating these
memorials of q past that is to US SO mys-
terious with the expedition of De Soto
would be presumttuous in me to say; but
in a purely practical sense, / am of the
opinion that there is much room for
doubt: and that full investigation of
the subject by the bureau of ethnology.
United States government, and a careful
study of Spanish history and maps. might
reveal a great many facts, and shed much
light upon the pages that we can only
read in the twilight of dawn that ush-
cred In the form of Christopher Column
bus, as he first viewed the shores Of
the new, strange continent. or what hap
peped before that hour we know compare
lively nothing; yet, patient and careful
research might reveal much.
In the period of time between his Ode
Soto's) landing at Tampa bay, Florida,
on May rs, in the year 1885, and his DEATH
on May q, 1542, and the terrible suffer
fnos and numberless battles his army
endured on the long march to the foot
of the Rocky mountains, 1t does seem I'M
reasonable to think that he could have
spared so many men to build embank-
ments. rock walls and a widely separated
system Of Notifications in a land where
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-12-12

county, Florida, is an ancient canal on
Pine Island. Charlotte Harbor. Described
by A. e. Douglass in American Antiqui-
ties. volume 7. pages 81 to 2s5. year 1885.
In the same county an ancient wall
of masonry was found while digging a
canal from Lake Okee- Cho-bee to the
Caloosahatche's river. Fully described In
the Chicago Tnterocean, July 10, 1882. An
ancient canal at Charlotte harbor Ca
loosahatchee river. in DeSoto county,
Florida. described by A. q. Douglass In
American Antiquities, volume Z, page III.
year 1885.
Ancient Notifications near the western
end of Big Sawgrass Swamp, and a short
distance from Lake Flint, In Manatee
county, Florida, located on land office
map Of tho state of Florida
An ancient canal in Walton county,
Florida, between Horseshoe Bayou and
lake lying between Choctawhatchee
Bay and the Gulf of Mexico, described by
8. T. Walker in Smithsonian report, year
! 1883. pages seo-ssS.
In Barlow county. Georgia, are the IA
nous Etowah group of mounds, bitches,
excavations. ETC.. located upon the Tum-
lin farm in the valley of the Etowah
river, three miles south OF CartersvilIe.
These prehistoric remains have attracted
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-01-07

apdrt. Die Hnfeoudefs obsr md6feu
scagtgsn sntldieher s5tont, yspeiI iis baz
Bel einen11siI ibrer MntpritGt sinaeA
biiBt h6tten, audi Derfonalrerringss
runsen am plobe getpefen ipdren. Ses
hes Bureau r,6btt 70 nndtbdn9i9 tpit
na0gtiH }eirt linb odB bu eth erfprieBs
lihes 3ufdmmennirfen sfait daisses
l5hIoifen 1T, Iieet ulf. Der naro iinS
ekenfD oiiee9ff Die 9ffptt tbiDslrbigteit Ser Ren-aa=
niiatipt. bic Der gegenipdrtige RDngreB
nod dufnehmen foIlte. ipenn ibm bo5ll
irgenntpie .3eit bliebe.
Muf Der in Netpport obgebolfenen
.S9pnferen3 BON Marintla1be rit6noi8en
rurbe empfobIen, cine BebDrbe tpnper
tsnter Marineoffi5iere ein3uieben, bic
tie YlGne fit neu ait houenhe Sdiffe
al; priifen nnD ie nah beniBefuno Dem
Marine bspartementWorihlde all ma
Gen bate. Damit tpiirDe Der Gbef beg
aonifruftipnsbureous nidbt mebr bic
einaiae MutoritGt 1ein unb in Gbnliher
Weife fonnte onberer hilreaufratifher.
3opf abgef9nitten iperben. NielIeiht
lpdre es and, mnglih. ben poiten bes
Observation-Disclosures nit einem erfab1
renen marinecffi5ier su befeben. tpie
oies unter bem @etretdr @ioeon Mila
liz Der sSall mar, bem IN ber perfon
pon @utab 9. Gor elm seoienter See@
mnnn sur Goeite ftnnh.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-01-07
#5OO,oOO,OOo eonna,.spabe

CUR Jinansirung bes nationalen
Wa0ertpegesp nirb cine Bomb
ausgabe bon fiinfhunoert Mtllionen
Dollars geforbert. Die nad WaBsube
bes fortfhreitenben Wertbes duf eine
Neibe bon Sabren gu pertbeilen tpdre.
Sc tpiroe babel alio dbnli6 perfabren
iperben, fpie nit ber Mussabe Der pa=
namabonbs, Die ie nah Bebarf in zen
Mdrtt sebradt iperben. Die laufenben
ginnabmen Der Heaieruns follen niht
in Nnipruh senommen perben. mas
iih bei Der gegentpdrtigen Gage Der
9unbesfaf1e auh bon felbit perboten
bate. Die s3mfunft foa trasen, mas
fir fie beftimmt lit. Der Worfhlag
aber gefdllt manhen niht. neil iie be-
fiirdten, bds Qano fDnne iih bamit
eine 3r groBe 6hulbenlnft fir Elm ln=
ternebmtn aufloben, oeFen grtrags>
fGbigteit nod i'm tpeiten sSeibe nebt.
Dieie ,Qeute fteben auf bemlelben
@tanbpuntt. ipie Dor fiinf3ig Sabren
bic @esner Der 8unoesadrdntie fir bic
yoeifiebabnen burh 8onOsqusgaben
unb QanDfhenfungen. Mu1 bamals
.bieb Is, bic Wer. Gtaoten lpirtbf1dfte<
ten ins BIone hinein. ipenn lie ibren
Hrtbit fit Habnen perpfdHoeien. bic
Elm gum groben1 1bsilt nod uuiultipirz
/ tes 0sbiet bon 5msifelbafter 3ufunft
|erimlieBen fclltt1ls e. ipdrt geniigenb,
Epenn Ser 9du Yer Mniisbfung fpIae,
anitdtf ibr pordlis8uai6sn. @rpBaleis
ge Yplitit dber iibkrrdnb Bic fleinliz
OH 1tbtnftn anb he @egierung pers
biixute fil5 nit fiinfunb bfed35ia 8ls1ios
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-01-07
Uus 1stnrttr-prpnrtr,.,rnt.
Wiln. 6ero[0.)

Reorganization Der MorinepertpaIe
tmng, tpie iie bonn prdf fibenten in ieiner
lebten 8otihaft befiirportet ipirb, lit
elm BON inn mebrfa6 suppr er0rtertes
Sbema, oei7en RenntniB er Der 3eit
rsrbantt. als er als 6ilfsmarineletre=
tdr gum erftenmal @elegenbeit bate,
oIs 2aie einen 8lid in Die leitung bes
Departements gu tbun. ST bat fennen
gslernt, tpie Der 8ureautratismus ein@
fa9er @rlebisune Der @e1hGfte unb
iih felber i'm Mege lit unb bic Sehnit
ser @outine notbtpenbise Mabreseln
aerfhleppt. Ser Marine1efretdr lit,
tpie getp0bnlib. Elm Mann aus biirser=
iihen Berufsfreifen, ser fein Mmt aus
politif9en Midiihten erbdlt unb bonn
Geefpeien in Der Negel feline blaife Mb~
nung bat. Gein erfer 6ilfsfefretdr
oeritebt AUDI nihts oappn, ct bat feinell
ppiten aus sleihen RIdiidten erbals
ten. Die Gbefs Der abt Bureaus. aus
oenen fiGb bas Gepartement 5ufammnz
fegt, iinb bon chamber unobbdngig
unb au betrGhtlihem Mabe aud BON
ibrem noninelIen 0oritan6. Die gbefs
liesen in ber 3egel nit einanber in
9treit, nur tpenll Der &onereb Miene
modt. @erdnoerunsen gu treffen, bie
ouf @ereinfahung, gar auf 0erfhmel=
aung einiserMbtbeilunsen absielen. Da
talten Tie felt 5ufammen uno ipiifen 10
biele te1nifhe gin3elheiten ppr3ubrine
gen, baB bic Mitglieber ber Ronsrebe
ausfniiiIe bertpirrt perben uRo ni9t
lriHen, no uno tpie an3ufaifen. nm 10
.peniger. als lie eben audi nthts Do1 Der
Marine periteben unb aumeiit 6aramf
aus iino, falIs ihre Mablbe3irfe iih in
eeeiqnetem @ebiet befinben. fir bieie
9epi[ieungen fir Merften=Mnlasen
unb bergleiden au ereattern.
Sin Weriud 5ur Reorganization bes
Departments tpurbe IN Ser pDrigen
Rpngrebfibuns semaht. gs mar Dor<
aefhIagen, 0asielbe in 3ipei Mbtbeilun>
aefr Az theilen, oeren cine nit NntsSl lots
ienmdterial. Die anbere nit Der Bernarl<
nuna AL tbun 9ubtn ipllte. Nls Dber=
baupt fir jeoe NOR Elm 0ilfs@M Morints
iefretGr pprgefthen, Die bic Mutnritdt
Res Getretdrs ali bertrettn b6ften. Gis
ner biefer SiIfafcfret1re follte Gin Ma<
rineoffi5ier iein ulh Inn bic Muffiht
iiber bic rein te9nif9R Mngtle 9efbeis
ten 3ufifheH. fcn1it aIIes, mas fiir ben
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-01-07
anftbnl ln hnfe.

Sn Jranfreid beiddftist man tid
bereits ernItlih nit bem @ebanten ON
oie grridtuns pon 2uftbabnb6fen
3enqnis Dafiir legt elm Wuffab IN Der
@ppriaeitfhrift Mero ab, Der BON Ell
nem ssSneenieur q. Mautelet gefdries
ben 1T, unb Der Die oeitsemdbe Graee
Ser grridtung bon @tationsgebdmeeH
fir Die Reifenoen oes 2uftmeeres be-
banbelt. ST 1agt oarin: .Gs 1T uns
nDslin, Die bisber iiblihen 9allen fir
Die r2enfbaren1 bierfiir in 8enubuHe
gu nebmen, ba bie meiften berdrfiseH
getdube ni1t i'm Snnern Der 6t66ae
errihtet tperben t0nnnen. Nebmen tuir
beilpielspeife eine Dem Souriftenber
fe1r oienenoe 2enfbarenz2inie 5tDi=
1ten paris unb Genf an. Die gu be-
itimmten Stunben abgebt, 10 fDnrte
ia piellei9t Bel ser @ntfernung Dpw
ettpas iiber 400 Meilen apifhen beiben
@tGoten ole Neile in einem 3uge sez
n,ant fperben ober aud nit Statien IN
ser Wlttte, ettpa in Wurerre ooer Dis
ion. sSn Der umsebung oiefer etdbtt
miibte oann cine 9alle fein. bic 0em
2rstfdiff erlaubte, iid neu gu Der
rropiantieren", ebenfo ben Aeifenoen,
falls es n0tis it,, 8ommt es in Sent
an, fc tpGre es natiirlid nnlpgiih, be
syebrodfte in Der Gnbballe gu lunaen.
Sic 5 ober 10 Mseilen BON Der .StdDt
entfernt fein lam. Gs mub 6aber fiir
mDsIidft siinitie selesene 2uftbahn=
bDfe an berihiebenen puntten oer
@faot aelorgt iperben. Oenn felbitDers
ndnbli1 fann Elm 2entbarer niht auf
einem 0ffentliden plabe ober in elmer
6traBe lanoen. 0ierfiir eignen @
Gebdube nit DohterrafIe am beifen;
aber man miiBte natiirlih an ben 6eiz
ten bieIer GebGuoe Gabritiible iln6
Mufaiige errihten. Die fi6 innerhnlb
metallifder pnlDnen betpesen. unb be
serrafIe muB gerdumis iein. Mdn
tut Daber gleih beHer. man errihtet
bcIonbere@ @ebGube, alif benen Die aeItts
barren onfern, tire Gabrgdfe abfaoen,
oie bann nur in ben JabrftubI al iieis
asn brauden, Inn bic feite Groe 81 erzI
reihen. Muf oiefen Bdbnb0fsn NIB
ten feIbitbern1nblid 6tationen fltrS
brobtIofe Selearapbie eingerihtet ipersl
ben, bic Mnfunft un0 Mbfdhrt Der Bal
Ions ansei9en. Das piro. beifer, lem.
!a!s bie 1dbon porbanbenen @eb6aot
nit ibren 1srraffen gu benueen; nla8
fpiro chen nietolIif9e 9iirHe IN 9rs<
f,er s51be bd,ier, ipo Der 9litIa9
lonoet.1 6ierans eraibt l, insy
meme Mufaabe bes Mrhittfteit ulib s1as..
qenieurs Ser 8niunft hdrrt: bev aa "
bqbnbDf, ber oun, 0aran 5tuSifeIn M t.
niht, Dem Auniiqtntrbe tltilt 81
sungen geben tpiro 81
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s1ltn 1ur ben Nnu Der Wngren. tg8
mar bos geipiffermaHen seipdst, Dem,
bic bdmoliqen llnternsbmer lpdren
Yripotleute. @prinlanten, Die ibren
Wprtbeil i'm Mijitp fdben, 70 longc bic
Negierurg fefbjf etfDds ristirte. IS
bat aud cine Meile iehr bre,t3litt dnsz
gefeben unb bic garuntirten 3in1en
betrusen fhlieBltd mebr als bas Raz
pitaI, fd)IiebIid aber fat Die Negitrlng
Dnd ihre Muslaaen 3uriidbefDmmen
unb bafiir cine tplofale Dermehrling
bes NationaIperm0aens onfauipeifen,
fenn burh bic Ydeificbabnen III ber
groBe Weiten erit setpnrben, mas er
beute nit feinen erfhlofenen auber=
orbentIiden 6ilfsquelen 1T.
Menn man Dds insipif1en erfoIgte
a,iberorbentlide Wahstbum Der
@taaten in 9etraht aiebt. 10 bebeutet
beute eife 8onbsausaabe bon fiinfbuns
bert MilIionen nidbt mebr ais banals
ron fiinfunoiehsig. unb auberbem lit
cine piel gr0Bere 6iherbeit geboten. 90
bas unternebmen niht in bic 6dnbe
pon priDntleuten gegeben iperben,
fonbern bon berBunbesregierung felbit
rurhgefiibrt lperben foH. Ser bic perst
fdiebenen betbeilistenSt 5urSeite
jteben niirben. Wenn bic seIammte
Gumme BON fiinfbunbert Millionen
auf einmal aussegeben ipiirbe. bdtte
Die Regieruns cine idbrlide 0er5inz
funs. gu 2 prosent, tpie bas iebt se<
brduhlid 1T. aufaubrinsen. Rons
grebmitglieo Burton BON glepes
LAMB, 9orfiber beg MusfduHes fir
Tlubz unb 6afenperbeherunsen unD
eine ber eriten MutoritGten in biefem
Gade. bat cine Bere1nuns auf=
seitelIt, Die. tpenn audi etipas optis
miftifh sebalten, aeiat. neld aubers
orbentlide Wortbeile baraus ertpadien
tpiiroen. gr itellt an Srahteriparnib
auf bem Maferipeae cine Summe bon
$50 Millionen in Musiidt, an 0erbii=
tuns bon WaiIeridaben $50 Millio%
nen, burd 0erhinberung bon Waloz
brGnben 25 MilIionen. Bobenlhus uno
erbDbte Garmprobuftion 500 Millio=
nen, mas 5uiammen tauIenb Millio=
ren ober $3.50 pro Ropf Der 8ep0ltes
ring ausmahen tpiirbe. Dabet 1T bic
Neripenbung Ser Waferfraft mod niht
mitserednet, bic man gut unb germ uuf
500Miuionen peranIhlagen fann, mas
alein benz Nnlaaefapital eleihtdme.
Die 8erehnung lit unter 3uerunbe=
leeung ftatiitifher Nustpeife eenaht
tpprben unb fabt felbftperftdnblid oas
pollenbete 11nternebmen in feiner 8ez
iammtbeit ins Muse, aber man fann
annebmen, bab Der na9 unb na9 err
fcleenbe Musbau fir bic pollenoeten
Sbeile ale Wortbetle NIT iih bringen
tpiirbe, bic man bon benz fertigenWertb
fir bic @efammtbeit ertpartet. 10 bab,
na9bem basielbe einmal I'M @ange lit.
Muslasen uno Grtraa sleiden @hritt.
belten tpiirben. Das proieft perfpriht
ietenfalls Elm piel fihereres ginfoniz
men als Der panamafanal, behen 8au
auerbinas unter anberen @efihtspunt=
ten in &nsriff senommen tpuroe.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-01-07

stI6tn Being; bds NIB glIss. 69nfiS,
nsaknigen. lpie ne Bel ben in Dip6s
fherttis ertranften Witn{den beobdxb
tet tpcrrsn. Da 0iefe Gellhe Afttr
|otn 4iibnern 70 ftbr perbserenD MIR
ten td.sll, III eS am btifrH, oiirffe xt
bon putienten 70 1dnel lpie 40 gdl
81 t06ten ilrb 3n bergrnbe.s, nub ttikt
qriin0lifs Desinfeitipn nm SCH
Gtoliira urnb silttergerGthsn porgaix
nebmtil. Dph mag alpoerer!eits krz
uorgebO6en iptroen, oob alsb srDbs
aftige Grfolae burh MnipenDung BON
Rreofin errtiht fno.
GiiueiB lGneere 3e;it nufs
aubepdbret,. NieIfan ipirb fiir fiifyt
GpeiIen poer @ebGd r1ur GiqeIb per-
apen0et. tDdprenb 0os GifDeiB nnbes
nuBf 3uriidbleibt. Sc IGBt Iia fiir
fpdteren @ebrauh aufbepnhren. Wean
5erfdldsi es Elm lpenig. gisbt es Sa1s1r
ean3 biinn ollf cine nnlgefe1rte groBt
rltos pnraenanfHiiHel unb felft 0iez
ie, por Staub gef6iBt, il, Die tDarnle
SrodenrDbre. 91ah furaer 3eit fhols
lit eine fefte MaHe entftanbsn, be
man. nit einem Mefer abihnbt lirto
trpden aufbepabrt. eSn 0iefen 3ns
Fanoe 16lt ii9 bas Gifpsib unle
srenste 3eit. 8eIonoers por Wsfbs
i1udtsn fam mon fih 6ies febr a,f
Nube MAIDEN. inbem Idon Moakn
porber has GireiB fiir W6atroaeu
uno anSere fleir,e Weibnahtstnhen
eeiammelt pirb. 8eim Gebra,ad1e
1Dft man bas sstrodnste GiDeiR tn
entfpreAenoer Merae Wafer ! (etauu
oas Giinffahe) auf. Gs 1T be; Bere
ipenbuna bes getrodneten Gineib err
fprberlict, baB es pollfomrlsn unfge
l0ft lpirb, mas man hllr6 1fteres Tim
riihren erreiden lam.
Grbbeerbeste i'm min
ter. Die 9ebedung Der GrSbeerz
beete i'm Winter bat ni1t ben 3ped,
Die @rbhesrpffansen Dor ieber Gin
,oirfune bes ssroites 81 betpdbrer,
1pnbern bic pflanaen sesen iehrsffes
unb bGuf;g. Semperoturibp
aen gu I1iiten. gs fdabet ben grbs
Meren nidt. nenn Der 6roff 81 ben
Nuraeln seIanst, pobl J aber fonaen
Ie Ieiben. lpenn Der BobenL in benz
lie fpadfen, turae 3eit matchmaker
ilnmer fpieber sefriert unb aufthaat.
Dies perhinbert aber fbon cine niinnt
Dede nit f.rsem MiIt ober buinofen
Stoffen. giirb bas 9erS Der Pftan
sen gu fart bebedt, 10 faulen fie ober
treiben 5n srlb burd. Man nber=
treble natiirlih nidt unb tpenbe art
be5ten cine leihte Dede bon psrroftes
tenn Dung an, Der um bic 5tOde berz
umgelest ipirb, io, boB bos nWr5
srei bleibt. Sm 5riibiabr tpiro Der
Diinaer ffoh unterseeroben. 3riH
i'm 2aufe bes Winters lehr Hrengs
adlte in fhneefreier Git Elm, io p1rb
nit 9ortbeil iiber Die grbbeerpflaaatn
tpirres @trob sefreut; befnnbers bes
Neupflanaunsen 1T bies fsbr afsed'
mdBis.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-01-07

Dis glene 8dbifde Qanbesaeituna
fhreibt: sMie bic amtIide @tatiffif'
untDioerleslih eripeiit, 1T Deutfhlan6
ni9t nur in Der Gage, fsinen 8sbarf
an 3euitoff polIton,ntn 3ii beden, fdns
bern es tr3euet nod melt mebr, als 'es
oerrauht. Mlfn iit Der Sabaf III
Deutidlanb jebt 10 teusr, bnb man
i6On 3saf0ff 1 raudt
aDiriIid Jung iDar nur Oer. Der es'
bleiben Tam.