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The Elbert County tribune., 1909-10-14
Where Is the Doq Kent,

Nolhing SO annoys or makes dog
ugly, snappish and UNCOMFORTABLE nc
chaining him within a limited space
Constantly and vainly endeavoring to
set tree. the dogs disposition in a
short time changes and he grows al.
most useless on the farm. saws ~ ~,
Journal. It's true that good doe in. n,
side OF dwelling is worth two ont
side, where acquaintance with passers
oy Is easily made. and would.be roh.
pers have opportunity easily to fix N.
animal; but a reliable barn doe 10
pest employed in running about, keen.
ing order, watching the stock and
pteparea s,san 10 alarm the household when
strangers appear. Such a dog is q
safeguard against pilferers. h.,
chained to kennel his efforts arc
hampered and he is absolutely worth.
less as Watchdog and a pernetra,
trouble and nuisance to his owner
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SYNOPSIS.

The story opens with a scene at box
party. Miss Henrietta Wnstantley, sis
ter Of Bishop Winstaniey overheard
banker Ankony propose 10 Barbara Hem
ingray, whose brother Dan was In his
employ. Dan was one OF the towns pop
ular young men. He showed some nerv-
ousness when Attorney Tom Twining told
him Barbara refused Ankony. Ankony
the following day. summoning TwIning,
accused Dan OF looting the bank. Twin
ing refused TO prosecute. Barbara per-
suaded Ankony to postpone starting
prosecution. Twining learned OF the en-
gagement of Ankony and Barbara He
congratulated both. He, visited Miss
Hemingway and found her almost, in
tears.. He told her he had loved her. but
feared prcmnturely Announcing his af-
fection. BY actions alone she told him
she refrigerated. Mrs; Anson Dimes.
wealthy widow, proposed a marriage by
proxy with bishop Winstanley. The lat
ter. consulted with Twining. The bishop
had been paying attentions to Miss
Streeter. Dan consulted Twining say
Ing. his sister was determined to marry
Ankony. declaring she actually loved the
banker, though he could not help believ-
Ing she was making a sacrifice to save
him from Jail Miss wlnstanley. find
Ing prvssed rose In the bishops book,
scented q love affair
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to wage earnings tend to deplete the
farm OF its hired labor. The recent
rise In the money rate of wages may
perhaps tend to hold wage labor to
the farm. Not until the recent pros
porous times In agriculture has the
farmer been able to pay much higher
wages than during the many years of
agricultural production depression pre-
ceding 1897 or thereabouts. The far.
mer Is now getting into financial
position where he may be able to
hold the country labor from drifting
70 the city. especially il he expresses
the entire wage in terms of money!
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humor "The good always triumph.
you know"
And she was gone.
cHAprER WI.

One early morning some days iater,
Bishop Winstanley was shown into my
ofilce. A glance sufficed to tell me
that he was laboring under unusual
excitement He waited for my clerk
without prelude:
"A most astonishing thing has hap
pened; Mrs. Anson Dimes has sailed
for America"
is II possib.e." ! exclaimed 81
thought she meant to remain abroad" !"
so she did. So she did-indehnite-
ly."
And are you disposed to regard her
change Of plans as significant" l in
CURED
He looked at me oddly.
THE question shows how little you
know the lady" he remarked.
smiled. The situation seemed
amazingly funny to me. But the bish-
op was not inclined to regard it as be-
ing at all 80.
Then you await her coming with
some anxiety" l observed
"As a matter of fact, with the great
est HuAltly.
I muttered my polite regret at this
unexpected and startling crook in the
straightness of his affairs.
He made no reply, but leaned back
In his chair. with perturbation writ
ten large on his handsome and ordin-
arily composed features.
Mrs. Dimes evidently believes in
going after what she wants-to use a
common expression" l remarked.
He nodded, dismally.
She is famous for It," he said.
What she determines upon neither
heaven nor earth can dissuade her
from. And she is evidently determined
this this marriage shall be carried
through
BLESS mel" ! murmured.
My own inclinations in the matter
seem not to enter In" he said grimly.
Then you have sent her an answer
to her remarkable document?"
"Oh. at once"
May inquire If 1t had the ring Of
finality to it," l asked
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shown in the pen marked X. A nest
is built In the rear corner, water
trough placed in front, feed trough
along the side. and 2x4 timber lie
then placed across the pen from the
rear end of feed trough. This makes
a feeding floor for ear corn. and the
hogs Will seldom foul this part of the
foor. The house should set on a
good foundation. and have a good
tight roof, and the exterior-exposed
woodwork should receive at least two
coats of paint. A feed and litter car
rier may be installed if the house has
over eight pens. and will save some
labor. The cellar has an outside en-
trance. and each gable has a large
double door for hoisting feed and bed
ding.
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WAGES PAID
FARM LABOR
Increased from $IO.43 in 1870
to $I7 in l0O6-May Tend
TO Hold Men On
Farms.

Statistics gathered from the federal
governments reports show that the
average prices paid farm labor since
1879 have risen considerably. For the
year, or season, the monthly money
rate paid farm labor for the different
census periods was $1043 in 1879,
s1s.2s in 1898. s12.O2 in 1895. and in
creasing to SIT in 1906.
George X Holmes, in Volume 80,
No. OF the 1909 annals of the Ameri-
can Academy of Social Science, speaks
of this wage as follows: The express
sions of farm wages in money and
as a rate is very misleading and is
probably one of the most powerful
causes of the dissatisfaction of the
laborer and Of his migration to higher
nominal money rates OF wages in
town and city. The farm laborer re-
ceives some things besides money in
return for his labor. More or less in
local practice there are wage pay
ments which take the form of bonus
es. such as house rent or the use Of
a garden plot, or pasturage for a COW,
or milk for the eaily use OF the fam
lily, or firewood, or feed for hog or
two, or the use OF horse and wagon
for family pleasure on certain days.
Then there is the low cost of living in
the farm laborer's favor as compared
with the cost which he would find in
the city, which makes his money
wages much larger In fact than the
rates indicate This fact. however, has
no weight With the farm laborer and
is not perceived by him.
These failures to perceive and to
understspd the full fact with regard
The Elbert County tribune., 1909-10-14
ORIGIN of Word "Rible.r

The word bible is derived from the
Latin name biblia. which was treated
as singular although it comes from
the Greek neuter plural, meaning lit
tie books" This Greek diminutive
was derived from byblus. or papyrus,
the famous material on which ancient
books were written. The title "Bible"
was first used about the middle of the
second Christian century inJfthe So
called second epistle Of Clement
xiv. 2).
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Advantage In oee,.

One advantage in keeping gees ia
that they live to great age, rs to 40
years. and are breeders tin ten years
OF age. II you can porperly handle
small flock of geese on the farm
their feathers win prove great item
in household economy In making MI.
lows and other articles fer which
feathers are used. They can live on
an exclusive diet of grass in summer
The Elbert County tribune., 1909-10-14
Belgian Coal Mlnar.

While coal is mined at a greater
depth In Belgium than in most coun.
tries. the number of miners killed In
accidents is less in that country thar
In any other. For the ten-year Pc
riod from 1891 to 1900 the number of
fatalities per 10000 workmen was
1854 per annum. In the metallic ore
mines the number of workmen who
have been killed by accident is one.
third t. in the coal mines
The Elbert County tribune., 1909-10-14
A Steady Thino.

Something had gone amiss with
Bobbie and he had sought the comfort
of tears. Noticing his wet cheeks. his
mother said in consolatory tone:
Come here, dear. and let me wipe
your eyes"
''Taint no use, muvver." returned
Bobbie with little choke; "I's doin'
to cry again in minute! e!"-Woman's
Home Companion.
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CHAPTER vII.-continued.


you are wrong" answered
She nodded. "I knew It. told my
self the minute heard It that there
could be but one meaning to 1t!
don't ask you what he did. don't
want to know All I'm concerned in
is how to get them both out of their
difficulties. Dan is good boy, II he
has been weak. I'm not excusing him
mind you, but my heart is with him.
We are all assailable at times. Now
may be adamant to-day and as soft
as marshmallow tomorrow. Do you
see what ! mean? Our moral nature
is Just like our physical one: it has
Its good and its bad days. and poor
Dan was tempted on bad one. That's
all. But what can't understand is
that he was willing to accept his good
name at such cost"
told her what knew then, and her
eyes frightened and her head nodded
all through the recital like that of
little marionette.
All. that's what like to hear! My
hope for the boy is restored. Well
make fine man Of him yet. But
and there was clouding of the fine
eyes-"but the engagement isn't
broken? What does that mean?"
That she loves Ankony." said /.
For an instant she stared at me,
speechless in the force OF, her amaze
ment, then she actually smiled in her
scorn.
"Oh. you men! You let a woman
make you believe whatever she wants
you to believe! am provoked with
you, Mr.. Twining. You are clever
enough about most things. How can
you be 80 easily put upon in this?"
you have only to see them togeth-
err. You know how much would like
to believe otherwise"
1T were a preposterous impossibili-
ty! She, Hemingway. to love him,
an Ankony! Bah! it's too absurd to
think Of"
Love is an acrobat" reminded
her. trying to speak with some degree
Of lightness; "he lands where you
least expect him to-"
"Oh. don't make your figures for
me! And don't try to hide from me
al that yOu ACGL. SOLlt, let uS cease
to be at cross-purposes."
Most willingly; but. granted that
you are right. what is to be done
You can't force her to admit to you
that she doesn't love him."
I've no mind to try to reach the
solution through her"
Dan can do nothing"
"Oh. quite understand that, too
"Then where do you expect to GO
with your prayer" asked.
She hesitated an instant.
Il think 1t isn't going to be pray.
err" she said r
what can you threaten? Ankony
won't give her up. Besides. as told
you, II she isn't happy she is the most
consummate actress have ever seen.''
"Of course size is. Now you are
sensible in your deductions. Some.
body gays that Poverty is the mother
Of all the arts. you know, but 1t isn't
SO; it's Love who is their mother. and
Barbara's skill at acting is born of her
love for DAN"
She leaned on her elbow and was
silent for little. her eyes vague and
troubled.
You have nothing to offer--nothing
at all? she appealed.
Nothing" / admitted ignomini-
ously.
I'm going to see her." she said.
She patted my arm as she passed
me.
Il know" she murmured; II know.
But don't give up. Wen find a way
yet. Mark me. we will" She smiled
queer little half-tearful smile in
which there was q spark OF the old
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Never take a mean advantage OF
anyone in any transaction. and never
be hard upon people who are in your
power.-Dickens.
The Elbert County tribune., 1909-10-14

Dr.. Pierces Pleasant Pellets regulate and inyis
crate stomach liver and bowels. 6ugar-coated,
tiny granules, easy to take as candy.
The Elbert County tribune., 1909-10-14

Don't abuse the rich; we can't all
be paupers.
The Elbert County tribune., 1909-10-14

The door of success is marked: !:
Push
The Elbert County tribune., 1909-10-14

BE JUST TO YOURSELF
and keep well IL possible Check that cough With
the harmless and efficient ramedy, Aliens Lung
Balsam. All druggists, 25c, 800 and hoo bottles
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-12-16
MittIertpeile baben es Ole Better Der
grpreBsefeIlfhaften fur CUTE pplitif

WaittIeripeile baben es oie Better Der
grpreBseiellfdaften fur CUTE poIitif
angefehen, an ibre MftiDn1re nur Ell
nsn seringen 99fEsiI Ser grofite Il, Di=
pihenbenfornl dus5ube5oblen ~ bic
allaureinen Dipiben0en bdtten eben
seaeist. ipie ipnberbaft bic GIpreBraz
ten iinb. bic Dem 6arbel unb @erfehr
erprebt iDerben. Die enormen lleberz
fdiiife tpurben bonn ii1neren Rreife fiir
Ginana= unb BOrfen 9perationen
alIer Dirt beripenbet, gum groben
gbeil aur Selbitbsreiderung Der ober@
ften Better. Dagegen erbpben iih all@
mdbli6 ftiirmiihe protefe unb prp@
aeiTe Der Mtttpndre: rtpenn in unferem
Manen fdon ausgebeutet iino getpus
1ert miro, 10 molten mir babon audi
mas baben heraus nit ben ppllen
Dibibenben" Gange huben fih Wdnz
ner ipie Sarrimatl uno Som platt bas
sesen eeitrdubt: 10 ldBt iih Die Ratte
nt1t eerre aus Der fetten &ii6e perz
treiben, in ber iie fid eingefreien bat.
Mber 6arriman 1T babin; nibt
ldnger bDminiert iein itarrer Wille
uno Sinn;. Da baben iib feline Radz
folser in elmer Der Geielli6aften ent-
fhloffen, ben ueberfduB gu perteilen:
ieber 8e1iber elmer 2ftte i'm Nprmale
iperte BON $1O0 befommt eine @rtra,
Dipibenbe bon breibunbert Dollars;
II. 3. 500 in 8aar unb 5000 in alpsi
neuen Mftien bon ie $1OO. Die pros
fite tperben in ibrem Sotal oiefelben
bleiben tpie bisber neil Die @rpreBz
raten bieielben bleiben: nur tpirb Der
rproaentfab" bes Geninns nontinell
elm tpefentlid tleinerer f9einen: penn
Der Sabresprofit Der einaelnen Mftie
bisber beifpieIspeife $50 betragen bot,
miro er binfort, ipeil iebt fir iebe bisa
fer betanbene einaelne Mttie bret auss
iteben, nur $40 fir ieoe Mttie betragen
= ieber einaelne MftionGr tpirb aber
bod feline $50 beaieben. .. 3. es ipirb
ipeiter getpuhert tperben nur oaB
oer Muher in Der MftienzOipioenbe
nt6t 10 graB gum Musbrud gelangen
miro. unb bic poftperpaltung tpirD
nad tpie por ibr Millionen Defi5it bas
BEN. unb mir 8iirser Mmerifas tpers
ben fortfabren, bic - fonferpatipite
Ration auf Der Groe gu fein..
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no Ct i'm granobptel ben 9eiu1 9its
tonis erbieIt. Der fid srunbfdBlid nit
benz Worfhlage glemenceaus einperz
Eanben erffdrte. Tittrrti nerfprah,
Die Mnselesenbeit felbit fofort @iolitti
mitau tbeilen, bdnlit RDnig @eorg BON
bemfelben fogleih cine enbgiiltise Mntz
tpcrt erbalte. Der RDnig tportete aber
perseblih auf ben 8efuh 8iolittis,
nnb aIs Der sriedifhe Gefanbte Metu@
ras in iebr boriihtiser Weife Bel @ioz
lette 6iibluns nabm. .erbielt er aur Nntz
mort, Der MiniiterprdftOent 'iei ieben
8prmittag il, 5einem Bureau su fprez
6en. GDnie@eors muBte oaber 6errn
giolitti auerit einen 8efud MAIDEN, ben
cteIer Damn ertpiDerter. Oie 3us
iaae, bic @iolitti mahte, mar
nur cine bebingunsspeiie, 70 baB Der
RDnie ettpos ertmutbiat mar. Der
frana0iifde 8ptfGofter in Hom perz
iiberte benz aDnig iebo9, bab er fGpn
Die italientfhe Reeierung peranla1en
tperbe, ben @orlhlag glemenceaus
ausaufiibren. gluG Der britiide 8ot=
f9after in Rpm 3prah iidb Iebr hoffz
rurssfreuois segeniiber benz &Dnig
aus; ooh als oiefer BON Som ubfubr,
fiel es ansemein auf, Oab8iolitti ni4t
am 8abnnbof CUR 8erabfdieouns er@
fhinen tpar.
Nadbem RDnis George na9 Mtben
suriideetebrt tpar, fiibrte Der erie4ifde
Mntfter bes Ieubern, 9err Baltas5i.
bic 0erbanblungen lpeiter, INN Stalien
sur Stelluns oes beaiisliden Nntrages
bei ben fretifhen Gdubmd4teu gu be-
ipeeen. Ter briti1de 9eIanbte in
Mtben, Sir Gbuoro Gliott, unteritiibte
biefe Shritte ebenfalls, inbem er ftets
berporbpb, sStalien fei bic seeisnete
Moht@ ben Mntrag gu ftellen.
G1liebii9 fam aus Hom bic alnttport,
bic italtenifhe Resierune febe ben ieBiz
gen Musenblid aur @tellung bes Mnz
TRACES als mod nidt seeisnet an unb
bite oeshalb, Die griehiide Resierung
m0se fth nod Elm nenis sebulben.
9arauf fef6perte iib R0nig 9eora
bur6 ben grie9iiden gelanbten in
parts Bel glemenceau iiber bic 8eraOz
seruns Der Ingelegenbeit. glemeneeau
mar odriiber iebr erreot unb brang in
Btdon, felbit Die Snitiatibe gu ersreiz
fen. pihon perfprad, Die 4neelegenz
beit ndber gu priifen, seiote aber Gle
menceau eini9e Sage fpdter ein 9elez
gramm beg frana0iifden 8otI9afters
gonitans in &onitantinopeln in Dem
biefer erfldrte, oab. penn Srantreich
in Der aretafrose iebt bic Snitiatipe
ergreife, Die Siirfei fofort einen 8pp=
tott segen oen fransOiiIden Sanbel
protlamiren tperbe. Wdt biefer grfIdz
rung mar Der 8orf6lag glemenceaus
begraben, urb in Mtben 1T man beute
mod Der feften Meinung, bab Der Rid=
tritt glemenceaus nur bic Solge ba=
bon mar, boB er srantrei6 in Der
Gretafraee 10 fart engagirt Bate.
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gen gaeife unter oem Gife aufbalten.
Grft nod Mbldnf bDn bier sSobren febz
rsn lie our Riiite 5uriid, fdpimmen
bic GIuife binauf, nm 5u Iaihen rnb
5li iterben, b. s. ldihen fjnnen ndtiirz
lid nur bitjenisen, oensn es selingt,
ben anf iie lauernoen 6ifhern al sni-
geben. llnb neil lire s3abl INNER se.
ringer ilftb Der Sang INNER infeniiper
irirb, besbaIb finb felt Subren Die
Qahfe INNER mebr aufamtllenge&
f1moIaen. Bis man iebi bor Der @e=
fchr ibres bollitdnbigen Musiterbens
iteGt. go bat es ia ber Mmeritaner
i,nmer aemadt, unb nic1t blpb nit
bern 2ahs. Das alte Rlagelieo ar,z
anItimnen, bat beshalb feinen Mertb.
piefnebr gilt es alf Mbbilfe 3u firlnen..
Or. Maro ihldst fiinitlide 3iihz
tl,ng Der Qahfe bor. Wenn unter llaz
tiirliden WerbdttniFen aus $500
Giern $50 iilnge 5ifdlein tperben, 70
fann man biefe 3abl tDobl duf 5000
iteigern, ipenn man ben 2aih in OBJ
but minnie unb fiirforslid hiitet. Da@
nit ipdre biel getpDnnen, befonbers
tpenn 5id nod eine berniinftige 9ege=
lung Der 2adsfifderei ba5u sefellte.
Mtan fDnnte baburh tpenigitens benz
Musiterben oes 2adfes porbeugen. Ob
es mDslih fein miro, oieien Snbuitriea
atpeis ouf feline alte 6Dbe suriidsuz.
6rineen, bas barf freili4 billig be-
speifeIt iperben. (MeiM. pof.)
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UIptfteurRus1 1attn nte Arstn-
frnpP.

gBien, 6. Nopember. Wieberbplt lit
in Der preie ertpdbnt tporben, Dob 8oz
nig 9eorg BON Grie9enlanb iiber bas
0erbalten elmer Der ShubmG6te fart
perftimmt iei. bic ibm etne grleoigung
Der tretiIden 5rase in einem ben srie@
hifAen Miinl9en siinltisen Sinne auz
qefihert, ibr Wort aber nidt eebalten
batte. DAP bic in 8etra9t tommenoe
Meadt 5ranfreid lei, mar ebenfalls
befannt. Oaau erfdbrt nun Die Neue
sTreie prefTe bon elmer benz grie9ifhen
Sofe nubeitebenoenseits folsenoe ein=
5lbeiten:
RDnia @eors batte i'm Robemz
Fer porigen eSSdbres in parts 1p~
ippbl nit pi9on als audi nit Dem ba>
malisen Miniiterprdiibenten glemenz
ceau mebrere unterreouneen. Pihon
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Ct aud sli, oaB srantreif) grunofdb@
lid bic 8eitrebunsen @rie9enIanbs
beaiigli1 Der 8ereinisuns nit Rreta
later1tiben iperbe. glemenceau oagez
aen tpar ipeit mebr entgegentommenb.
St erfldrte, es fsi fir i'm ein 9eraens@
ipnni9 unb fir 5rantret9 cine gbren=
pfliht, Bel Der ban1alieen Srienttriie
aud fir @riehenlanb ettpas beraus3ltz
ftlaaen. glemenceau ertldrte nit az
ler Beitimmtbeit, bab Die RontroberIen
aipifhen Mien, 8elgrao, Sofia unb
apnitantinopel nidt anbers als bur9
cine internationale .Ronferena gei9li1z
tet tperoen fDnnten, on tpelher alle
Gignaturmdhte Der Berliner Ronfez
rens bon 1873 tbeilnebHen piirben.
Muf oieier Ronferen3 tperbe sSrenfrei9
ben 9fntrag auf 8ereinisnng Rretas
nit @riehenlanb fellen. Der aDnig
rn6se fdleunisit nod Stalien fabren
un6 bort baruin erIunen. sStalien mD=
oe ben Mntrag auf Dereinigiing Rretas
nit @riedenlan6 5unGhit ben Rretd=
fdubmGhten borleaen. syranfreif
tpkroe ben Mntrag auf bas tpGrm{te uns
ier1tiiben, unb Sic M1itnirfuna ytuBs
Iaubs f0nne ebetfnNs als f1her onges
{ehsu nerbtn. Damn fperbe sgranfreiG
ben 9lsihen Mntr1g Nanens Der Die1
posr n,inbefiens Der bret @fplbmGmts
btt internotiOnalen aonfersn5 Dorle4
geli,
mil bisfen 3ul6er.ineen glemsnY
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lJtclu OUlltL nOetIuItSsJ
Der Mmerifaner lit Der tonferpatip=
itc 8iirger irgenb eines 9emeintpelens
auf grben. &onferpatiper als Der
lopaliteltntertban oes 3ars allsr Reuz
ben. Selbit Der pflegt iid bon 3eit 5u
3eit in aller l1ntertdntsteit eesen sez
nii1e faule ginri9tunsen uno 3uitdn.
be auf5ulebnen, tpenn iie i'm allauiebt
bebriiden. Ni9t 10 Der Biirger be,
freien Republit oes Meitens, Der, obne
au murren pber ii9 81 muden, allies.
mas beitebt, fir re4t aniiebt, neil es
beite6t, unb ber bollfommen iiberaeugt
lit, bab bie1e Neue Melt bic bette allee
beItebenben Melten iit, in tpel9er felbit
Die grObten l1e6elitGnbe unb MGngel
als Wohltbaten unb Sugenben gebeutet
perben fDnnen. uno tpenn iih bie nnb
ba einmal befonbers flasrant aeist.
tpte bies ober jenes Monopol bas 0olf
il, sans befonbers unDerf9dnter Wetfe
ausgebeutet, unb tpenn Damn Elm paar
Querf0pfe bon 3eitungsf9reibern uno
unabbdngisen Mdnnern i'm Dffentliz
den 2eben auf ioldes Monopol nit
sSingern binipeilen unb fasen, es tpdre
bpbe 3eit, ibm bas Musbeutunssbanbs
tperf gu lesen, ba erbebt fih iofort,
abipebrenD uno abipiegelnb Der tonz
ierbatipe Huf: man biirfe ben pribaten
llnternebmunssgeiit niht freplerii1
unterbinben unb niht in rebolutiondz
rem Ginne sesen irseno nelde npeiteb
rights, ertporbene 8eiibre4te, auftres
ten.
@eit sSabr unb Sag baben ii9
Stimmen sesen Die Nusbeutung oes
publifums burh bic @rprebgeIell@
fGaften erboben. Sbrer eirise bilben
Elm Monopol fir bic 8eforberung pon
@eloz II. MertbIenbnngen unb pade<
ten iibers 2anb. Wieberbolt bat lid
se5eist, oab bieie @efellfdaften 9anb
in 6anb arbetten; oab iie segenieitis
nit itarfem Mftienbeiib cine an bes
anheren betheiliet iino. sSbre Staten,
tpillfurlih feftgeftetlt nnb obne jebe
Ronfurrens, neil iie ii6 ia getpiiie
2anbestbeile aur ausidlieblihen Mus=
beiltung ausetbeilt haben, tperfen enorz
me @etpinne ab. Mdbrenb gu gleider
3eit Die Bultbespoit 8erpaltung,
iDelher bieier 8ef0rberungs3peige Dors
entbalten bleiben, dllidbrli9 elm De-
/ fi5it spifhen fiinf3ebn unb fiinfuno-
5tpan5ig Millionen aufneiit piez
rDbl ieoe anOere poitbertDaltung auf
Gr6en, in iebem ein5elnen Qanbe, eine
ffetige un6 rei1li1e GinnabmequelIe
bilbet. Dubenbmole iino ftbpn9t
9erfnne gena9t iDOrben, biefem na.
|1isndleu l1nfuG oiefem 6tanpal gu
iteuern, Die padete unb Gel0befDroe>
rung, fuie Die Def0rbtrung Der 4riefe.
| aum Monopol oes Bunbes 3u MAIDEN
ieoesmul unfpnft: bsn tDegen ber
| .Ghonung bes pripattn llnternebs
ImunQsgeiites1 unD BET unpsrlebbarfeit
iher seribbrbentn ge6te1
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-12-16

tpsun es cine belle bruune s5drbe ers
Iangt bat. Wlan psrmeioe raifes nrtD
grimes 6ols, ou bie Wuiferbdmpft
oeffetben 6as sSIeifh fcrttpdbrsno
feuht erbalten, 10 bdB ts niht gum
Mustrpdnel fDrrrnett tdnn. tDoburcb
Der @eihmad besintrddtigt miro. Sn
gesug Ser eiraelnen Gleiiharten TT
es gut, fDlgenhss all beobdhten:
Minofleifm nebme man am beiten bon
frifh gefhldhteten 3bieren, reix es
fogleih nit einem @enense BON 80
Sheilen RohfaGa uno / gbeil @alpes
ter tiihiig .ein, beftreiie es nit 10 Dtei
Rleie ais bGngen bletbe1 pil, lrlo
brtnge es in ben Rauh. Der Mauh
barf absr nibt gu fart iein. bd es
leiht bart unb ADJ miro. 3ungen
bdngt man r1ur 8 Sage in ben Haudh;
iebr fhmadbaft follen iie tDeroen,
ipenn man lie in RinbsOdrme Fsdt
uno 10 in ben Nauh bdngt. Ghins
fen pGl3e man ppr Dem Mufbdna fn
Nauhe gut in Meisenfleie beranl.
Sped miro tiihtig nit @dls etngeries
ben unD fofort serdudert. Sobalo
Sped unb Shtnfen geblih gerdndert
iino, perben fie aug Dem MduAe ge=
i,pmmen uno in elmer fiiblen, luftisen
aamner aufseMngt. @erdnherte
Wiirite iperben In Der erHen 3eit esens
10 aufbenahrt. gdnie. @dniez n1o
@ntenbriifte rerben 81 Mohen ge@
pDtelt, in Mei5en&&leie aetpdlSt, an
bDlsernen 5pieben in gelinben Rauh
eehdnet. Nab 8 Sasen tperben fie
obgenonlnren unb 8 Sage an eir1en
luftisen Srt sebdnst; oann reibt man
Die &leie ab unh betpabrt bie Brittle
an fublen. trodenen Srten.