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@Irtten,b erG.

Stuttaort. Our6) 9eI6luiIc
Der 2weitcn &nmncr aum @olt2i6ulz
Nsieb miro Die bishsy ppm SrtSeeiits
liden nnSaeiibte tsnniite Srtsihuls
oufiidlt in Wiirttember0 feIeitiQt. Der
@eiitti6e ioirb ouf ben Mitporiit i'm
S~rtsidrlraib beIGrdnft, rer nit Ger
tedniiheu WuIiid,t nidts su ibun hat,
hem piclmebr muir Die GbulpiIcas 3us
tcnmt. Der Srtsibulrotb lam lei
nen M(itppriigsncen. cen SriSgeiIts
lidcu, ober ein QOiennitaIieh nit
Shulceiuhen tsanftroecn. Der Sc=
lud)cnhe lit aber niWt befugt, Mnolbz
munger IN t~reffen. - Die Rsoieruno
bat rem 2onotoae cine 9cNti6rift
ii6ey ocl SupitGllperib Der Stnri&s
f"critcn uno ZEN Stnno Der HubunNcn
il oenielbeu porgclcat. Der 0urIs
id)nittsertra9 Der lpiirttembcrQilt,cn
Stoatsfo.itsn Geredrct 'iA nonob cut
5.45 Teiimstcr Onf rem Sefior. Npn
ben heutiGsr SunbeS itnaten Bat MY
Sod)ien nod cinen nm eire alciEjG
tsit b66sren Grtrn9. Der jGbrliGe
ReinQepinn her 5oritea tctrGot H.
100000 Marf, rcr &opitoI3rsrtb
3lpiidrn 3-0,CO0,00O NIB 100000
600 Mort.
e blinNer. Gil ScIWIub res
6sneinteratbcS uro re- 9iirgcrluss
ihufca Der Stoot iiterIieI III r1IBi
osr1 Grsiie ctnn 100000 Gu1bcot.
meter @clGnhc sur Wriirbund tircr
.oeimitdtter u no'icni@nft. @G8 ~:
Grri0tun0 BON Ginia;niiisWbd.isgr
beitimmtc 0}etInbc Iicgt $50 Wteter
iiber rcm Wsf0r unb 1T u:,9eDsa pOi;
Sbit N"D Jteter9Grts1.
Srie0ri q . Dnfeu. Oval
3sppeliu tot 5ur GrriHtun0 rcsAurs
g%ortenbptei9 100000 Mort rcs.ihgc,,
bic Statt 5000 Mart, perIA:cStne
Yrioais 10000 Wnrt, 10 cub III hem
nGthiaen Jonoa Don 100000 Mnrt
rid1t ntsbr bel fsGlt, m in Stuttgart
aniehnliAa Gumr'tn gc3ctA"st wors
rem finn.
@eiIhci II. Tic ttittu Tar.
tifdJea Snlcqit1 teIhiciIra. tciu Ytof.
RDnt9tn rn5 @trerhiiy1errcut M5ei.s
teir,s 81 btrlsihcN. @iirgrrmeiIcr
Or. llebcrreitsr ijter6rnh;c nit circr
Oeputa.iol Die llrtwuee.
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Efarinsif6c Sfeaiea.

M1ten surg. !6ier !purbe cine
Srts9ruppe gum Sa6iliG,s Ebiirinais
iden @erein fir 2uiti@iIffabrt Sss
griincet.
Got q. 6frotb llnipcrIitatSs
protector Or. =. geso!o in Miin6en
itiftet. Dem GbiiginQer !oGnoipsperpcrs
Elm in @otbl 5000 Mort.
Rubol i b t. Die gum Bath
b%nuSneu6ou 5abIreid eiagesor9ensn
Gntlpiirfc iin5 icbt 9%epriift unb lpie
folgt prGmiirt porben: /. Hrsis,
$500 Mnrf. etrbitsften 9ebmann d,
Molff, 6alle Il. G., 2. Yreis. 1900
M2ort, 4rcltsit Grih 0raueSreslou
Z. Irsis. 1000 Mnrt. Irhitstt griitl=
WfiintbeA.
Sonneberg. !3ter lit Elm 8ers
bNnN slir ErriNtun9 BON Wnloerlos
l~unasfditeR I'M 9buriagerpoIo &C.
Griinpet pcroef.
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SGnci,.

Germ. 3nm SdptiScriihcn Sc;
1onbten in Gotio lit Heo~ntiCn5rntb y.
Coils. 5ur 3cit in Misn, erra:nt
roresu.
ii RI d.. 81 l3iirih lit Elm IoGn
NomeaS Grou5 nus 8ltcupeit perboi
tst lDor6en, Ger lid uls Mircnpiret
Tor OuasGb uno bon BET Drestcnsr
Go!iSci lgcaen 9eiriiac.eicn BON iiber
100000 Wnrf pcripIet norb. CIR bat
Gnh IN 3iiri0 burd) fclide 8prIpiss
Gciunpcn unC feline Werbet91tiGteit
fir cine niht n~orhonbcre Mline be-
ocuienbe Dstriigsreien p.riibt.
Il /. @uf rem Tactup1b iirb cut
elmer C5tifnhrt IN Rev RGbs bes Gr.
1dnSuu9s6aus5 res Gntboies 7yurtu
AaDalericmoior meriur aus @niel.
Mloior YeD!cb unb !Sduttmnnn Bert.
len Sin. reioc nus ooubor. fopie Ger
GrinheIpoIetr Tiibrer Sobnnn 8Itrtr
tltrM cine 2oluirs %oerungliidt. Wo,or
Wicyion iDar perfect, bi. nnSsrn brsi
iine tot.
8afct. Der 8osIsr @rofe RoiD,
bcs FGrlm.ert res Nonton8 9oicl
(@tlot), lnt ctre Ibeilrepiiion Der
GerfoHurg bsihtofisN nit RIdITt
nrf tic Doa tet 8e1icrunN pprasleGie
"ernrorura bss @srbdlth;Tes 3lpi-
fGen Gtuct ur6 &ir9c. Die Trer
ming lit naait i'm Drin3ip ~asnebnigt.
90 ; T.. Der sroBe Motb nss
Aonions Wnnbt bot in BEN ncltr
aiyhcnocics fir Die ip11otlirbiine
SnrcesfirG. nn3 tirbli4t Trnuer
itinmredrt init grdber Wnioritdt on
p%cnotnrlsn.
Wallis. Ser ror llrterI1los
ai,,ser RON $4,000 f@frnncs 0siIiid,tetc
&aIIirer &onilst Der 2otihGerqbous
tlnityuelm,ilQ hnt iih in 3pliiofen
sriMpiien. Gr lpur bds Cpier zines
nngliidIjdeH Bankruptcies geporoer.
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&rcBGer;ost6nut c&eGeu.

DARN ftabt. Der 3por1ss
erSiebun0 in Soften 'ino pGbreno fes
21iohrioen 9eitebens bes sinidlG9iosn
8eIeBsS insaeiammt 1862 ainosr iii
tsrlpoIfsn porben. Die itetis mad.
Isnbe 3abl betrug i'm Sabre 1905
iGon 1871; bupon lparen in 6nmilitu
1919 uno III Initnltcu 652 untsr9e=
brod)t. @on ben 3tpangSsrSiebun0S
foiten res Sobrss 1917 nit 237,36G
Mart entiislsn 1898 Wlart ouf Sc
meinbsn unb 8rsiie, 120,393 Wiort
nuf rsn Stoat.
9 ingen. Der Is Sabre olte
Sedniter paui b. Molitpr bat ii9 srs
ido7sn, ipsil Die 2eitung hes bieii9er
SehnitumS iih ipegen peridumten
Roaeabeiud}s an ieinen Batter 9epdrnt
hoite. Yer &otcr reiite bierber, uno
ipobrsnb er Dor her Sbiire bes 3iul=
mers 'eines Sobnes itonp, brohte bic
fer lid, ben t0otliten G6uB BEL.
@iebsn. DER 0oriibenpe hcr
!OdroelStGmmer, 5nbrttant &oinmtr'
5i.nrutb +. g. 9. &oG. Snba6er hsr
Tirmu Rpeb & Gidenouer, 1T 9eitor-
ben. ST gebDrtc Der 9nmmer %
Sabre an unb mar Elm 9ortGmpier
oes 2iberaIism,is.
Offenbod . Die Staotperorb.
neten hnbcn es eiuitimmia obeelebrt.
einen 8eitrag fir bos 8ismortsN d=
tio%nolHcnimol al beniligeu.
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Groun It Gin. 0as SluBbous
amt SrauuItsin bot bsreit5 nit ben
neutrality-suspicious. IN Der Il5 be-
gonren, Die Ter ,Grri6tun9 Fer Sc
brjtnnlu1sn Der 8oGeriihen Gtiditoii
psrts, Miiuheu, friiber Gpnins @efel
i6nft Berlin, DoranNeben miii'en, Die
&prrettion eritredt iid) duf cine Gan9e
bon 'ieDea &iIometer uno erforosrt
cirsu &oitsuaufpanp BON 100000
Mart. %isrSu ~bssob.en Der Grei5
Sberborern 80 ProSent. bic hstGeilig
ten Wemeinocn is Sro3ent nno osr
Stndt 80 VroSert.
Ans ser Rhrinpfn.}.
&0iitrSIoutcrr. Die Sic
9tnaWht nimmt in Ter YfaIs groben
MuIi6puu0. Sine @enoiicnid}dft Ger
2rhtperbGnbc bat i'd 9ebiloet, Die, 50
@ereine umfalisnn. bier ibren erIteu
@crbonb8toa lbbieit. ,3um 9snoneNs
iGuf:IiHcn M1tnuf BON ,3nhttbtelcn
ION cine lln.sritjiBnra res Stooias en-
teten 'oerhcn. Sn Snn0meiI uno Neus
iioct iolsa 3ie9cnmdrttc errihtst lpcrs
ben.
&irG3 f e IN b chamber II. Gine
Nnjobl 2ler3te erlieb cine GrtlGruna.
cob iie, ouber cinmnl in Notbfoll,
GrStl'de 0i.fe IoIdlen Yerlonen nidt
mehr 9clpGbren, lueld1r rnG Ginfolu1g
Gr5tlihm Rotbes Iidb BON Aurpfus
I@erH msitcr febonpein ioIien.
GAMBIA II. Die Stroffammer
pernrtbeiltc cen bieii0en Weinhdnbler
Sotpb 9eneoid lpeosn llebcr{fredunG
bon g1sir su einem Monat @cfdnoniB.
llnae'd9r 10000 Otter Mein ipurpen
eingc5cgca.
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1aSea.

& orI5ru1c. Stit aur;tl
eorf in Zen Iieui5inmtrn i9lutr
booiidptr St1tatch6roen. eie nit rem
publitum p,rtebrcn, ipGbrenc crr
Dicnititunrcn nidt Me0r ncrsilc)t ygtcz
FER. GdrIo Gil oicier @cciigu9a res
Stnotsniniiteyiual5 lrnrcn iDisntrs
hoIte afo9ea res pu6Iitur,5 iitsr bic
fdiehte uno gslunofcitsi056liAe Gait
in randc7 ofiea,lid;ca 0ierIi6lals
mtrn.
!@eiocIberG. Gin nusipGyti:
ger 85nncr i@cntte Der llnins-iitGt
9cibsltero bic Gummc bon 10000
Mart sur @riincurs zines N1rinles
9ilten S7'titlts.
W} nnnDci II. !0isr lit In 4ltsr
BON CT So3rsn Gin Mitg!iso ter'1erts
fhsn 8~oItspariei, Der G~tnbtSercree
netc Jricp.id 2pclpsnboupt H., cin
W.fic res p,ritorbtrcn W~apnfsimcr
9iirscrmsiiicrs 2osnenboupt. Gritrrs
ben. 2%oeipcnhnupt !rurce frrsit5 1878
it Dos itdotiihe aullegium gcno5lt
iro ocborte inn nit ter3sn llnitrbrcs
huagen biz III ieinsm SnSe IN.
Q Of opf6ei II. @nhisr lplroe
Ser @iir1ermsiitcr q, Wtitr ~psrbdiItt.
@erunireuNnqen. Die Gus ieirer fritz
rem 1~bStigtsit nts Redtaanirntt t,rs
riibrsn, iine Die YeranIaFnn8.
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@raauf6weia. Am6aft. 2Vafoe&.

Srounit peie. Ser Ser5o9
regent b%senopiete lei Der 8slidti9una
Der Qonoesitruian'tolt W%plfenbilitel
mc4rcre gerlcHen NY ieste lis %loiort
in Treibeit, porunter' cine az lsbena
IdnaIifem 3ud,tbous perurtbelIte
Trau, Die erit flint Sabre perbj;bt
bate.
9eiInu. Siir Dos bier gu srriNs
isnbe .5eimathmui eum iino BON &om
merSienrath Mrnbolb : Berlin 5000
Wort 9eltiftet poroen.
NroL 9eim Hobeliport
perurgIiidte Der 9oupesoireftor Der
Tiiritcntbiimer Wolned : Yprmont,
NrGiibent II. Glaienopp. iitfplae res
llmitiirSens bes ShlittenS. gr erlltt
einen idllpsrsn Sru1 oss rc4ten 9ei.
neg.
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@eferreid.

rs I { II. OuS .SH!tCtnt uH ptI VII
miGlunQ Der 2uftimiIifcbyt ergreilt
hisr INNER pciiere areife. 3p0lf &a-
pitn!iiten haben lebtbin ben 5lugappds
rat fsarmunS cngetnuft uno poiiir
ben YreiS bon 10000 8ronen ents
ritDtet. Die Sabrten iofleu i6ou in
Babe ibren @nfon9 neAmen. - Der
GOiGbrioc l~ougid9ri9e Sonoelstoms
merprSijrent. Suliu5 Bitter b. Einf,
Dlt feb lpeosr zines unbsilboren Qsis
nens ,ri6oHen. - Soier per'fieo i'm
81. QebenSiobrc !Serr @uitao Spiser,
Seniorhsf bes betannteu Sauies
SpiBer. Batter oes @crrn Wilbelm
Gpiber, Snbobers beB bstonnter Ser
liner acknowledgements.
@rOslip i. Die 9eSirtspcrtrcz
tun0 bon Groslib bot Die Iutnabme
elmer NnlsiDs bon 100000 8ronen be-
ihIpTcn fir ben gou Der Gilsn6nbn
Mnnnibols RptbnusHeuoet. fir bic Gr=
houulno zines neutrality-suspicious.
gum 9e3irfstrontenbauie uno fir ben
BAN elmer reueu Strede BON Graslib
nod peAbad).
SnnSbrud. Die Snnsbrudcr=
0iittenipolbcr sYobu 1T isbt onf DItcrz
rsidii1cr Geite gsIid,ert. nadbem bic
Ditcrrci1ii@e Hrebitonitolt nm Die
&onseIiion gum 8au Ger @abn an Su=
ftdnbioer Scite cingctomnen 1T, uno
ronoem lie fir Die bon ibr iibcrnpms
meme Sirnnsirung Die GepIni6te gu
iodc er9alteu bat. Mlit benz 9au Ger
8abn miro i'm beurigen Jriiliohr les
gprnelI.
Weror. 9n5 GsneiurqSbein
fir mittc!lofc Ssrosliten lpurbe feierz
LID einaercibt. Dos nit o(len Or
rltnecni4nf,en Ger ytcuseit ouSgeitcts
tete 6nuS r,ibdIt Roum fir etpa So
MISUNDERSTANDING.
C!mij 5. Der cbemnligc totboe
IiINe Rrieiitr, ieBige 0pmnoiiolprofei
Ior 8oet1ieiner, Der ppr ctnigeu Sab
rem hcm gciitlid)cn Gtonee snt'ogte.
trot otl6 ur5 Der tot6oliidcn STRIDE
aug, gum BroteitontismuS iiber uno
E~sirotbctc. Dit airdtubeborbe floQis
ouf llnQiltiatcit Der Che be5 fribsren
Yrieitsrs. ODER bos SlmiiBer areisess
ribt entidieb. rab SpedIteinsrs Gbe
81 Med,t hcltehe.
TroQ G.. ll3 sriter ipsibli6er Be
ridlterltutter i'm b0hmiiden 2onoiua
lit pis S%ourno!iitin Truu 5!amontcpu
jugelaiitn porocu.
Gala burN. Cine frsipi(llse
MISUNDERSTANDING bat iid bier urter
DEM @oriib bss 9iirgermeiiters Ser
Ger tonItitui;t. Der Wu5IGub iuIro
qehileet 0uS @crtrstern Ger 5sisr=
lpehr, res Gonbesbili5psrcinS pom
@ot0en areI5, Der unterItiibcnben
WitgIieosr NIB BEN brei &~orpSdr5ien
ner SsueriDehr.
9 t. p6lteu. SIN 50. 2ebsns
jabrc III Der Wbt bes 8snehittiusriui
tcs DleIf. ~&lIeroncer Aorl. geItorben.
,fr nor imucreor zinc Sdnle Ger frcis
Geitlihsn uno fortIhrittiidcn Dsuis
lGsa unb bot feline G5eIinnnne OILS
Mitglieb bcs Serrerbouie5 uHb ols
eGemhii9ev HunbesmnridnI bon Nr.-
cey0ierrsid, beroorrdGsnb bctbitigt.
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2sarern.

VI Ii II dl II. SdmI9tlifen Stootss
ornoltihoften 8nqerns ipurbeu bonn
Suitisminiiterium feline VauIdtes
trdgs sur N%srfigun9 asitellt, 81 ben,
3pedc. Qeuten, Die aus Der Inter,
iuhuno s6oft entln'1en ipsroen urb
allqclblidlid,, picleiht sur Nnf,t3eit,
obne Mittcl unb Oboah nuF sic
StroBe aeItsIt Inn, sinsn 9iptbpiennig
81 QC5en. 8crid)te unh GtnotsaN
,p%dltiIaiten tpnnen Dicriibcr IeIhft
itin6iN ptrfiiaen, - Die 7 itnntlihsn
bnpsriihen 2p5s,n ipsroen in biciem
WinterlemeIter Don iuseeinmmt S16
Stuhireroen uno !S0rern bei,lht. 9as
pon iinb I25 Siuoirenoe unb 81 So
rer. Die philoiopbiiheu Settionen
sIblen 236 Stuoirsnbe unb As ,06rer
t~oaruatcr % Sorcriunsu). Die tbsolos
g;iflen Seftionsn $50 Gtucirsncc MIR
i3 @Srer. Muf Die ein5elnen 2F5een
eer!bei!t iiC) Die 0eiommtfreducns ioit
FpIat: po5 2pSeum 81 R~egens6urN
224. 9iningen 146. 2Sreiijng al,
Vaiiou 10, Gi6itGtt 90, 9omber0
50 unb Muos6urg 90. - Der p%eriors
>ere iriibcrc 9ijr1rrmsiitsr &ofpar ..
Gtein8ocrf BON Wliirhtn errihtcts or
Tciniom NIT isiner nm duf orS rem
2chcn geI6isocnen Satin Elm Seitns
ricu;. ccaSuioIec Der StobtQsmeiuoe
5000 War. Su Qcmeiruiiti1cl uNn
mrhIthGiia,n ,}pet'n 3us He'll.
hofTcnhrro. Sn loesa
boh 1T ,et Sobritbciibct SoicpN
9oraang III Cen Wniisrraotetricb lei
res Gdecperts Gcitiir5t uno Bat cortn
ZEN 3oo srtitten.
u III berd. @ta llriaAc BEG IN
Den Iebtcu Sohrsn bduTig Geobchteisa
IsiiGiterbei5 in Fer oils inn Die
8rauulntionsoblodhe Der 6odofen
res 9eraomts amberg Ts''1citriIt ror
rer; Die QrpEen Wisrger Shpeiel'
lpaNerItoff uac feinsn GhinGcninnoe3
in oisicn IhpaNsrn pcr0iften NE
Glide.
9 NJ g. Ter 9sr8nno Der
boncriihen Gip,rnntiiteng RIPPER, Gig
pomberg. Gnt inter Siihrrr9 res
Nehtsannalis Or. Srtbal elNe
Gruppc in Tlrnbsrg gsariinpet.
&oE o d. !0i.r 1T iTrou @rt5s
6eiiser $. 2sherIs, bic 3ohtcr pcS
friibercn Biireermeiitsrs 5Gertel, I'M
NIter bon "a Sobren %psrItorten. Gic
'4ertit Dem acknowledgements Eli
6auS I'M @srtbe ben 10000 Wnrt.
Der protcisdntiihen Stride circ 0lcde
iiir 1900 Mart rnb snei airmcnfens
fer fir 2000 Mort, fsrner G000 Mort
fit bic Irm,ntoiIe.
y II : II / III. Nndnem Der iluGi
Salrsn aesen Often Der i'm @is.ntDum
Der Stdot itehenbe Seitunospua zen
erit.n 0urhbrud) erbiclt, ptro fit
aur3sm burd Die 9eIeiiieura oc5
Tsitun1Stnnrcls on Der Mind)s,tr
8obnlinie Elm p.iisrsr Durm6rua) &C.
ifofisn.
q ii r berq. Die 't1btiiAc
Gporfoie baite ON i. Saruar 1908
einsn Ginlag.nbeitunb BON runo 49,
10000 Wdrt. Die Ginlaasn tetrus
yen i'm Sabre 1908 6,S0O,O00 Wiort.
Die Aiidsoblungcn runb 100000
Rarf, bod lpurec bitI. &apitn!suti.Is
berung onrh 3%infenaniou Bis al
4o7,ooO Mart ousgsgliten.
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eurq perotert maiden. Den Yreis fir
1908 bat nit $50 Mort Der 2sbrer
Cugcr 6lsblusr betommen.
W il It sr. Ser Mehner Der
Spar. uno Sorleben8tafic bon Wfiin=
tier, 6. 0aoner, 1T inter Wlitnubms
pm 5000 Wort 9eflii4tet.
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2uyemburo. IN eirsm Souit'
tnmpfe 3iuifd)en Den $)uttcnarbeitern
8iIe rno Smmitt in benz Srte 0iioez
Iin9sn lam bic Gbefrnu oss eriten
ibrcm Gattcn Sit SiIie uno tobtste
Gtmitt burH einsn RcpoiperIGub uuf
rer Stcle.
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Gf(aG- Sct6riaasn.

IIarir1er. Inter o:r N,rs
snG)t. ncr 9rnno1iiftrrG lpuroe Hsr
@rbsi.er Gtridfdben psrbnftet. Ut
iofl Die G6rsircrei Meimerstirfl an
se5ii1ret baber, ruhoem er eort crts
llfI.n tnurec.
& 0 I n. r. Ter Reititr eliIr.0
S%it.rmann Don her Gntie preiis fir
elidiiiIhe &ebrer ausaeieBt, bic iih I'M
RE Mnsbrcitrrg rtr Nntialtchcloepes
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0focnGnr8.

CIStnburg. 9cn 9eiipiel
So@iens foIecnb, BAT i'd, aud, Der
2anptaa bes 8rob9sr5oGtfums Slo.ns
turN fir tie Ginfiihrrng be5 VlnraI-
irn9lrstts snt'fiseen, Der Intrn1,
6smsuiclse GIeicbes @ablredt Geitur9
tnben ipat.. mar porhcr ataslehnt
pprber.
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oGs it nod, umbcitinn,t. cntlpcber
..aGtGd,cn Uel1 Ncifbrtnn" obrr Sit
.6currprcbc"i"
Sic (oui ciucm aiSilnol; Cine
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TraM. MIS- Iu mid hcIra
tbtcteit, pcriprdfit I'll. dIlc mciilt
gcoilriniiic II bciireiici. Wiom:
pGcrib. luciu Sdlne, Dos periprod
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idI.@ - Jrn,t: Limb nm 0raiiflc id,
iluei ilci.c Site" - Mani: ,Gn9
belireite id) cbeli aiidj!"
g odl II: Gen 1onjcr Mortt Bose
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'err Gum Nn!,Sbielicr(: so.
i, iieb mai oil ser 9tnid)lngeid1ilc
y mas bette i'm Shcutcr gcgcbril
}. Sobonn 6uriiffotmmcnbl:
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2IrGfca6nra.

TorG | III. Der bsritprbene Sent
ner @trfad, BAT iii iein.m 3sltamtnt
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The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1909-09-14
HINTS FOR FARMERS
Fall Sown Alfalfa.

We apprehepd that thousands of
farmers in the corn belt are planning
to put in small acreage of alfalfa
this fall, says the Homestead. In
most instances the alfalfa will be
seeded on land from which a grain
crop has been taken this year. In
many cases the delay in thrashing or
stacking has delayed the blowing of
the land, and this is unfortunate, to
say the least. Soil intended for alfal-
ia. should be plowed at least one month
before seeding time, as this length of
lime is needed to properly prepare the
seed bed.
1t is true that in some cases blowing
is not necessary, as stubble land can
be converted into a satisfactory seed
bed by the free use of the disk and
harrow. If this plan is adopted a
coating of manure should by all means
be added to the surface before the
soil is dssked This is absolutely es-
sential unless a soil is naturally very
rich. Alfalfa and farmyard manure
get on exceedingly well together, and
in the corn belt we have never known
many cases where the crop was sue
cessfully grown in the absence of this
combination.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1909-09-14
DUcAL STREET SWEEPER.
Omaha white Wings" Got Papers
Saying He's Russian Duke.


Sweeping the streets of Omaha, Neb.,
at $1.75 day, John Panuska recently
received papers purporting to show
that he is a duke of the Russian en-
pire and is the owner of vast estates in
the country of the car.
I 81 believe l had just about as soon
sweep the streets of an American city
as to be a Russian duke" said Panus-
ka as he went on with his work.
The papers came from a firm of law
yers in Prague. The Panuska family
was driven from its estates more than
a hundred years ago and took refuge in
Austria. The estates were usurped by
Others, and the Panuska family sank
into nothingness and became peasants,
according to the history.
John Panuska emigrated to America
years ago, leaving younger brothers in
Austria. Some years ago one of these,
remembering the tradition that his
great-grandfather's family was enti-
tied to great wealth in Russia, began
an investigation which resulted in the
papers. The American Panuska is the
oldest member of the family. Wheth-
er he will return to Russia or remain
In America is question with Panuska.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1909-09-14
Mems Dress.

According to the opinion of Mr.
Thornton, who presided at recent
conference of the foreman tailors OF
London, mems dress will soon undergo
great change and the present styles
will give way to more classic" gar
ments. Knee breeches and fancy
waistcoats will be introduced, and the
superiority of these garments over to-
days long trousers and waistcoats will
insure their popularity. A Russian
nobleman who visited London few
weeks ago said that he cared little
whether the style was introduced or
not; he would adopt it. Two things
were necessary, he said, "shapely
calves and courage" He took with
him forty-eight waistcoats made OF
various patterns of embroidered silk.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1909-09-14
The Farm Scales.

There are ever so many uses for a
heavy scale on the modern, up to date
farm, for it stands to reason that the
eye, no matter how we'll trained, is UNI
reliable when it comes to determine
ton Of weights. The man who de-
ponds on his eyesight to tell him the
number Of tons of hay in stack or
the pounds gain that his fattening ami
mails are making or the weight of a
pair of horses is never sure of being
correct nor even sure that he is not
badly off on his estimate. The pur-
chase of scale involves some ex-
pense, and of course it is entirely pos
sible to get along without one, but the
question is whether it pays to do so
or not. Properly cared for, scale will
last a lifetime, and thus the cost in
the end is insignificant Homestead.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1909-09-14
Farm Wisdom.

A good windbreak for the orchard
is a good thing. 1t holds the snow,
protects the orchard and increases the
value of the farm.
When you see thing out of place
put it up; when you find something
broken fix it. 1t will save you time
later on.
A feed mill will prove profitable
investment to the farmer feeding ten
or more head of cattle.
It is a good plan to throw corn on
the cob to the chickens, but do not
let the cobs accumulate to add to the
other filth which collects SO easily.
Clean up the yards and keep them
clean. Michigan Dairy Farmer.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1909-09-14
Volunteer Balloon cnrns.

According to recent announcement
by a group of Boston aeronauts, Mas
sachusetts is to have the first volun-
feer balloon corps in the world. Plans
are being made for organizing and
equipping the aeronautic cohort at
once, and official recognition by the
state militia is expected The volun-
feer corps win consist of men interest
ed in aeronautics and Will be made
mp Of two divisions, pilot and mete-
geological The pilot division wfll In
clude leading balloonists now making
ascensions in Massachusetts for pleas
nre. In the meteorological division
will be prominent scientists.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1909-09-14
WOMAN SAILS AIRsHIP.
Mrs. S. F. Cody of London Also Con
quers the Air.

querS the AIR
Soon we shall have a war of the
sexes in the air. The inevitable wom-
an has invaded the field made famous
by the Wright brothers, Bleriot and
Curtiss. Mrs. s. F. Cody of London
won her husbands cooperation when
she told him she had the only prac-
ticable idea about airships The Eng
fish newspapers relate how the British
woman sailed without accident for
seven miles at Aldershot, returned to
her starting point took her husband
along and covered three miles more.
The machine cost less than $1,000 and
can be made by the dozen for $1,000
apiece. Mrs Cody says the sensation
of flying is just the thing women need
for their nerves and, while her mono
plane cannot make long flights, it is
just the thing for house parties in the
big estates of merry England. Tween
ty thousand persons saw her fly. They
had faith in what she could do, as she
is the successful owner of a patent for
electric photography.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1909-09-14
barren Spots on the AVN.

Sometimes the suburban gardener
will find occasional barren spots in his
lawn that simply will not yield a
blade and in the hope Of reYiving a
growth to cover these bare places will
cover them with dose after dose Of
seed. Invariably it is so much seed
thrown away. The trouble is he hasn't
used trick worth knowing. Here II
is: Rake the barren spots vigorously
until the earth is well crumbled, then
sprinkle fresh lawn seed mixture,
Cover with few pints of finely pow
dered rich earth and keep damp. Sub
urbanite.