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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-31
sCORCHING CHAUFFEURs.
Resident. on State Street tn In Arms
Against speedy Autos.

D. g. Hansen and number of other
ciu1ous residing ON lower state street
hive declared war upon the speeding
automobiles AcOordng to residents In the
vicinity state street ls being turned into
a vcritahlr race track by aspiring chauf
feuGs and ~ o. not uncommon to see cars
speeding two abreast 90 the danger OF
traffic and pedestrians generally
Last evening an Hansen had am exc
pcrICuCo while riding his wheel with "a
scuruher who was passing wagons on tho
wrong side and came within two inches
of making him q candidate for a slab
al the morRue. a campaign with the OBJ
IcCt Iu view Of taking tho numbers OF
OFFENDING machines and carrying the COM
plant into the police court IN promised
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-31
SUSTAINED on APPEAL.

The verdict given I'm Judge Bowman's
court. finding b. q. Merrill guilty OF
having brought milk into the city with
out first having secured a permit from
the food and dairy Inspector was sus-
tained in Judge Lcwiss division Of the
district court this morning The de-
PENDANT was fined $50 in the lower court
and appealed TO the district court
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-31
NEW POSTAL MANAGER.

a. NJ Robinson OF Mvhigln city,
Ind, arrived Wednesday evening, TO
take the managers desk with the
Postal Telegraph company In place OF
w w Morrison. who IL preparing to
return to his former home at Dcs
Moines Ia. TO engage there In busi-
ness
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-31
RAILROAD NEWS
cuNrRAcr FoK RAILROAD.
Utah Copper Interests "a Build From
Mine 60 Mills

Utah Gopher Interests to Build From
Mine TO Mills.
The contract for the construction OF
the Bingham and Garfield Railroad
company from Bingham 60 the Utah
Copper mills and then on TO the Gar
field smelter. has been let 20 the Utah
Construction company The road Is
backed by practically the same people
as are behind the Utah Copper
The line was surveyed some time ago
and Il Is being built 10 more adequate
ly care FOR the Company's ore from the
mines IN Carr Fork and main Bingham
canyon. The grade will be pa per
cent. the maximum curvature being 8
degrees. II entails the boring Of three
tunnels Of considerable length and
much heavy construction work II
viii be built high up on the mountain
side The new road viii be- ~ miles
long
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-31
BELLICosE IRONwoRKER,
g. ~ BurrclI Tries To Start Trouble
ON the kearns Building.

q. ~. Burrell an ironworker. was
Detective Fred Schulze and turned over
to Patrolman Oleson who locked the
man up on the charge OF drunkenness.
Burrell. according 10 Detective
Schulzo, was trying 20 start trouble at
the Kearns building job on Main street.
He called several Of the men vile names
and challenged him 10 mortal combat
when Schultz came along and inter
ferred Burrell resisted arrest but
went peaceably with Oleson until the
station was reached, when he started
to put up a fight Oleson hustled the
man down the stone steps into the
drunkrouse and left him there 10 pom
der over his troubles.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-31
BIG INVESTORS HERE.
Penn Mutual Life Ins. officials Look
ing Into Investment Field.

President George X. Johnson and
Secretary John Humphreys OF the
Penn Mutual Insurance company OF
Philadelphia, with r. G. Holt the
Denver agent, are az the Knutsford for
fcw days They are being enter
tanned and shown about the city by
Local General Agent Farrell. and are
SO well pleased with the local outlook
that the Philadelphia visitors are pro-
posing TO largely interest themselves
i'm Salt Lake real estate
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-31
BAD FALL WITH POLE.
Charles Reed. Iincman. Has a Mar
row Escape From Death.

Charles Reed "a llueman. aged - years
employed by the Utah Light g. Railway
company and residing az 4@ south
Fourth West, met with a. painful acct
dent shortly before noon today ON West
Temple between Fifth and Sixth South
streets.
Reed was engaged loo taking down some
wires and while climbing AN old and rot
ten pole the pole broke. hurting Reed to
the ground with great force. That the
man was not killed is regarded AS rec
markable. but the pole missed him and
Doc escaped with "a broken ankle. The lcft
ankle was fractured and Reed was slight
lv bruised and cut tie was hurried 10
the DR. W. ~. Groves L. ID. s. hospital.
whore the fracture was reduced AT last
accounts Nh Reed WIS resting easily and
it DIS not believed Dee viii suffer any per-
manCut injury.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-31
DIED,

BL kION.-ln this city ou March "a ....
Grace June Burton. AGED ID ,
months and ~ DAYS. ''''h
Remains a. the private rooepiI1, r.....
Of Eber w. Hall, ld south West ny,
pie street lei'
HOLIETT In this CITY. March o.. al.
Dennis HoHett. aged % yo4rs
and ] day; resident OF Cherry nv,
Nevada. vt
Remains az O'Dounell g. Co.'s ,..
lOrs IN'
SCHRAM this city. March d ,...
Val Schram. aged ~ wears a r,.r.
Of Iron Moulders' union of North ,w,.
lea No 23l.
Remains AZ O'Donnell & CO.'S ps--..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-31
DEATH OF PIONEER.
John Eardlcy Dies at st. George at
RiDc Old Age OF 81.

Johu iaiultN bicS NJ ~. hcofEc AZ
RiDc old Age of 81.
John Eardley, age 81 years, one OF
the pioneers OF the state, died at ST.
George, Monday lie was a brother
of James Eardley. age so years. now
living In the Third ward Of salt Lake.
The funeral was held at St George
Tuesday The deceased is survived
by the following children. Mrs. Clara
H. Mason, Parker, Ida, Mrs. Louisa
b.. Fawcctt, Luud Nevada; Mrs Mary
H. Riding, PanguitCh Mrs. Florence
r. Hawkes.. Garland: John and Dru-
ella Eardley, ST. George, Mrs James
~ Haslam, and Representative y. j.
Eardley. salt Lake city.
Mr. Eardlcy was born at Swadling-
coat. Derbyshire, England August 26,
1925. lie joined the church ia 1S43,
and emlgrated To America fourteen
years later. whore he engaged In mis-
sionary labors under President George
Q. Cannon. In 1850 he came 10 Utah.
living In the sixth ward, In 1858 ne
moved tu ST. George
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-31
CALIFORNIA EXCURSIONS.
Via OREGON Short Zinc.

San Francisco and return $4,000
Los Angeles and return ..... $4,000
Tickets one way Via Portland at
slightly higher rates.
Dates of sale, April lth TO Sth in
elusive.
City Ticket office, 20i Main Street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-31
FUNERAL OF GEORGE CALDER.
Early Conner 90 Utah Dies at His Home
In Ncrnai Burial Occurring Today.

At Ncrnal today occurred the burial
Of George calder, am early conner To
Utah and native OF Scotland. his
death having occurred Tuesday after
an Illness lasting over considerable
period Burial was in the Nerual Ceme-
terry. Mr. calder is survived by a WI
dow, two daughters and several sons.
lie was a brother Of David o. Calder,
William Calder. both Of whom preceded
him 10 the grave, and Of Mrs. John
e.. Mackay. The widow was Mary Ben
nlon. daughter Of Bishop Bcnnion lie
has for several years been a resident of
NCrual, since the sale of the old estate
known as Calder's farm, purchased by
the proprictors Of Wandamerc and 9TH
CTs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-31
ErNA's ERUPTION INCREASES.

Calania. March 3i.--The eruption OF
Mount Etna increased in intensity to-
day The lava IL flowing in the direction
Of Borrello at the rate OF ll2 feet an
hour.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-31
wELBY TOWNSHIP SURVEYED.
New Town 10 he Built. Largely by
Hailroadcrs. Ready for sale.

Railroadcrs. Ready for sale.
The surveys of the town Of Welby
have been completed and everything Is
now In readiness for the sale Of town
lots to be held there tomorrow. The
town of Welby will be located near
Midvalc at the southern extremity Of
the Rio Grande yards, and II is expect
ed that, aside from business locations.
II will be bought mostly by railroad
men, though the townsite promoters
say that favorable locations are nU-
merous and that there are inducements
which promise a lively interest in the
property when the sale begins Special
trains will leave this city for the town
site tomorrow. The town lies between
Midvale and Bingham on the line Of
the Rio Grande railroad.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-31
COUNTY sUPERINTENprNrs
SCHOOLS

and others In the interest OF tho.
lie school system are rordiall, irl plo,
10 visit us while in town Invited
the convention. We are tba lug
quarters for everything for tbo scS gae'
room, text books. general uters,o1o..'-
and stationery. ''''''ufe
DESEkET NEWS BOOK sropr
8 Main S.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-31

President Ncphi L. Morris said he
had satisfaction In hearing the well
deserved tributes paid To President
Windor II shall cherish his memory
az long az / live. az win the Latter
day Saints and an who knew him" he
said ln conclusion.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-31
New interpretations

Articles Of Incorporation Of the KIM
ball-Richards Building company OF
salt lake were filed in the county
clerks Office "Wednesday. The capital
stock Is fixed at 100000 divided into
shares Of the par value Of 500 each.
The officers are claude Richards
president. stephen L. richards vice.
president. -. C.KimbalL secretary ana
treasurer. These officers with Heber
j. Grant and r. j. Nobekcr, form the
directorate
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-31
TAXATION THE TOPIC.
Can for Convention OF County Assess
orr. Auditors. Clerk aud Treasures.

hi~s .ANOilhf~s Nl'ih hhu AlthNulffN.
A cau for convention of county use
SCISSORS, auditors. clerks and treas
urors of Utah, TO bo held I'M salt Lake
June D and ?. win bc issued by state
Auditor Jesse 3D. JoWkcs this uaoly
M. Jewkos viii also mako tour ~
the state within short time TO con
suit with the various county officials
regarding q tentative program toI "a
convention
one of tho things sought for ln the
meeting OF the officials u convention
Is the establishment ~ n permanent
organization that viii have for Dos pur
pose annual meetings az which mat
tors relating Go tine assessment and
collection of taxes VIII be- considered
and decided upon n o. likely that
several taxation experts win be asked
10 attend the coming convention and
deliver addresses on the subject of
taxation and methods.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-31

A copy Of the articles Of incorpora-
tion OF the Upton Ditch company NO
i. OF uuton. Summit county. was filed
In the office Of the secretary OF state
Wednesday. Tho capital stock " the
company is $3.50. divided into shares
Of 81 each The officers are j. II.
Judd. president. j. $. Saxton, vice.
president. william Robinson, secre-
tary and treasurer. These with
George T.. Judd and Frank Clark, are
the directors.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-31

friendship had been thus cemented, and
they had grown 20 love each other.
PRIEST. NEPHI L. MORRIS.
President Ncphi L. Morris said he
had satisfaction In hearing the well
deserved tributes raid 10 President
Windor II shall cherish his memory
as long az / live. az win the Latter
day Saints and an who knew him. d" he
said On conclusion.
PRIEST FRANCIS NJ. LYMAN.
President Lyman. whom called on.
said that President Wlndcr sought the
Lord early and was never forsaken.
He was our best friend. He was a true
man In every particular lie was al
ways the same. Ho was considerable 70
an. true 10 his friends and would have
been Just 10 his enemies, n he had had
any, but he did not have an enemy
Tie WIS a potent factor in the admins
tratiou Of President Young and dur
ing AN subsequent administrations No
man ever came more worthily into the
first presidency than he In him may
De found an example for an men.
ELDER HEBER j. GRANT.
Elder Hcbcr j. Grants brief address
summed up was TO the effect that
John r. Wnder has done more for
me bon the hours Of trouble and finan-
cial stress than any other man. May
We be- as loyal and true in our evcry
day life as he has ever proven through
out his life is my prayer"
PRIEST. JOSEPH p. SMITH
President Joseph r. smith. the last
speaker said he could not trust his
feelings 10 enter upon heightened
discourse. NO doubt the family feel
deeply the death of their husband. he
added, ana father. but II any felt his
loss more deeply than the speaker he
felt to pity them lie had been ass
sociatcd with President Windor for
many years. I'm civic affairs, in military
affairs. and in Church administration.
After the completion OF the temple hc
entered therein under President SNOW.
Since the association Iva the First
Presidency. President Winder had be-
come more ana more dear 90 him. III
any man loved him more than / do,
say God bless that man. he affirmed.
In his military career and an other
phases of his life. he never sought
office nor honOrs; they were always
In search Of him. Heaven itself could
scarcely be- more true than President
Winder was true. Numerous tcle-
grams and letters have been received
from persons in the Church and out
Of the Church. expressing sorrow at
the loss Of President Wnder
while We today cannot see where
We can nm this vacant place, the Lord
Is able and will Ia his own time raise
up others who viii take up the work
where he left of In the world and who
viii be as faithful. perhaps, ms he has
been" concluded President Smith
The choir sang the hymn. REST for
the weary soul" and the benedction
was pronounced by Elder Seymour b.
Young.
As the corpse was being borne from
the building Prof j. j. Mcclellan rem
dcred Consolation" on the organ
AT THE GRAVE.
The grave I'm city cemetery was dedi-
Gated by Bishop ringcy, music for the
service being furnished by the Temple
choir. After the brief service Bishop
a. W Nihley thanked those In attend
ancc on behalf of the family for their
kindness In the hour OF its bereave-
mont There were more than 1000 peo-
pie al tho cemetery Tor the service.
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friendship had been thus cemented, and
they had grown 10 love each other.
PRIEST. NEPHI j. MORRIS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-31

r. r. Evans. Florist. So 8. MAR s.
Floral designs a speciality Phone ,U
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-31

Inc funeral OF clara ~. Erickson ...,
bc Ibs XIX r, MIC Of William Erickson III
pc nelu tlday at %. m. from mo wl
vale ward mcetinghouso Fri.,.. ".4-
INVITED &C. attend and Tine aastaf 1',, a's
opened at the family trs.denta ", " Pc
OF funeral from 10 @. m to o. m
torment VIII be in Sandy cemetery
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-31
FUNERAL NOTICES.

The funeral ~ Charles IS. William. ..,
take place from tho pafors af NY. ~.
liHlL lbi south West rpmul, etros, W.
day az 4 pm lutemeut iu civ ..r.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-31

In copy Of the articles OF incor-
poration of the Fidelity Phenix In
surancc company Of New York. MED
with tho secretary of state. Heher y.
Grant ~ named as the resident agent
FOR the company in Utah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-31

Elder Hebcr J. Grants brief address
summed up was TO the effect that
John r. Winder has done more for
me bon the hours Of trouble and finan-
ciul stress than any other man. May
We be- as loyal and true in our evcry
day life as he has ever proven through
.LL L-- ~. l. uL.- mn ---L. =
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-31

An amendment 10 the articles Of in
corporation of tho Tennessee Rebel
Mining and Milling company. hled
with the secretary Of state yesterday,
provides for tho change iu the prin-
cipal place Of business Of the corpor-
alton from Eureka to Provo Jesse
Knight as president and r. =. Allen
secretary OF the company.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-11-10
THE GOLDEN RVLE 2.

oobin 5eieten, oaB iie leiitunesfdbig
maren. . Ser 8ienen5iidter fat itets
0arauf be6a6t gu iei11, nur fraftige
iunge &oniginnen, 5. F.. Elm ODER 5tpei
Sabre ate, auf ieinem Stanoe 5u ia
ben. Site un0 ionit feblerbafte So
niginnen iino 0ur6 iunge 5u erieten.
- 9uS Golf muB itarf genng fem;
0enn Elm ibma6es Soft ubermintert
MIR ielten gut. BUR @r5eugung Ser
n0tbigen @Grme 5ebrt Elm iol6es au6
itdrfer. ~ Sour re6t itarfe g01fer
perm0gen lange, falte @inter 81 iiber=
iteben. 9amit 6as Bolf biele innge
8ienen 5Gblt, sic int fommenoen Sriib=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-11-10

iabr langer leben un0 mebr leiiten,
6ie alten, 0arf in St0den, Sic
eingemintert mer6en iouen, gegen gn=
Sc Ser Srag5eit oas @rbriiten iltnger
8ienen nidt gebin0ert lper0en. 81
Die 8ienen miillen einen geniigen6en
@orratb an &onig un1 Eollenmebl
un0 notbtpen0ig lit eS bier, oaB
bieier iiber un6 binter Sen 8ienen
aufgeipei6ert lit. Is Biz 25 Bfl1no
rei9en bequem aus fir 6ie l1ebermin=
terung. @as bieran feblt, n1uB er=
iebt mer0en 0ur9 &an6is o6er &ri=
itau5u6er, Ser aber friib5eitig gereidt
mer0en mub, io0aB Sic 8ienen nit
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-11-10
&amS Mmo Sol.
@id,tis fir Dbit5iid)tcr.
Coon 81. 81

Sbldon in bielem Sabre oie Sblt=
ernte eir1e. falm nennensmertbe NOR
uto mand5er Baum ooer Yflun5e nidt
sic beoingte Yflege mabreno ser berr=
ldenoen Diirre inn CONNER erbalten
fonate, 10 lit es oo6 lnter feinen Tint
ltdnoen ratbiam, Sen Obltgarten lebt
gan5 uno gar ii6 lelb1t 81 iiberlalien.
Collie Elm falter @inter obne piel
5dynee eintreten, 10 sir ten re6t pie<
lie 8ra1dtpflan5en 0emielben ni6t mi
oer1teben f0nnen, neil es eben gar tel
ne GSeud}tigfeit mn iol6en SteQen gibt,
Ste menig <lt.1r ooer pieuei6t gar
feline erbalten bnben. IS lit oesbulb
rutbjam, Sen 8poen lint Sic 9a1me
uno Yflon5en muf5lllofern nno oroent=
lib nit @alier SIT perlebell, linn nldt
ser @efubr al1sgelett 81 lein, mertb=
pole Hflon5en SIT perlieren. Minter=
ld)ub gegen @ajen a11o Mdl,le lit IN
iSprln bon elmer 5hmefellolun0
Openn beipl1oere @efabr immitten Ell
mes bpben 5belterringes beltebt) nid)t
oQein am Stamme, lonoern mtd biz
in Sic DE tie bir1eil15ulpriben lln0 tit
81 gleider 3eit gege1 mand}es Huge
5iefer Elm portrefflid)es Mittel. Cine
grb0hu1g am 5tonme iunger Sbit=
h6ltl11e fann al1b geniiget0 lein, Bic
6elomd11Ie bein @erannaben nnter
oem Sbnee IRE 81 leiten.
&eben iouten jett 5l1geidnitten n11o
leiht beoedt meroen; @inlagen f0nne11
gemod)t meroen, ln0 eS lit iebt ml6
cine @erpflan5l1ng por5unebmen mog-
lih, notiinih MIR unter 3uiab bon
@aller. &imbeere11, Sobamisbeeren
11no 5ta6elbeeren f0jnnen m1seinan0er
gebolt l1no au6 Stedlinge gepflan5t
ullo ilu1ge Der ebt meroen. Cine loge=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-11-10

gut au%Sgeboa1tem 8rutraum in oen
Wlnter genommen tper0en. SSn jun
gem 8ou geoeiben Sic 8ienen better
ais in oltem, oob lit letterer marme-
baltiger. SIN @rutraum 6iirfen fei=
ne 3robnen5euen geoul0et mer6en. g.
Sic @o6nl1ng muB marmbaltig iein.
y Stir 2ufterneuerung mdbren6 6es
Mit1terS muB gel orgt meroen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-11-10

Sd claude nidt, ouB es irgen0 Ell
ne onoere 10 quite Me0i5in gegen Sen
Stidbuiten gibt als Gbomber4ainS
@uiten-Mittel", id)reibt Srau 5ranciS
5urpin, Sunation County, Ore. Dte=
les @eilmittel lit all6 uniibertroffen
gegen @rfdltungen un0 &%eudbuiten.
gu fouf fen BEL ollen Mpotbefern.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-11-10

1ml1nte Mul6 Don gegorenem 5trob
ooer Miit lit lebr a%n5nratben fir jun
ge Yf(an5en. Die 8aumideibe fan11
ebenfals beoedt lperoen BEL iiingeren
8aumen. Sci alteren iin6 fir 3uriid<
6altung oes @a9stbums Dor Sem
Sbmel5en oes S6nees palien0e &or=
fe6rungen 81 treffen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-11-10

Cine meitere grbobung Ser Hreiie
Ser Nnitreide-6arben un0 6irniiie
ltebt bebor. Muf elmer I'M @o1enben
@otel 81 @lepelan0 abgebaltenen Ct
traperi ammlung 0es NationnlDerba11=
oeS ser 6irniBfabrifanten 0es 2anoes
muroe 6arauf bingemiei en, oaB ser
YreiS fir 2einiamen0l, 0as fir sic
@eritelluhg ser. Sarben uno 6es Sir
niB %pertpenoet miro, in Sen lebten IS
Sabren INN Sic @alfte in 6ie @obe ge=
gangen lit, uno eine meitere Steige=
rl1rg in ii6erer Musltdt ltebt, mas
mieoerum cine Steigerung ser Ereile
fir Iarben uno 6irniB CUR 6olge bo=
ben miro. Mls l1rlade fir sic auBer=
ge1p0bnlihe Nreisiteigerung miro sic
groBe 9irre in Mortb 9afota uno I'M
lpeitliden &unaoa ge11annt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-11-10
Bic @tn,uinter,mg Ser 8ienen.

Sci Ser ginpinterung ser 8ienen
6at man namentlid oltf folgenoes 81
abten: y Man mable fir Sic l1eber=
lpinterung MIR quite Stode> mel9e Bis
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-11-10

opf oem 2onoe, ieine &ibner gu alt
weroen, neil er gar nidt meiB1 mie alt,
oie %ein5elnen &ibner iino. 8etreffs
0es differs ser &iibner lit 0ie &ontrol=
le auf groben Soften fait itets cine
ungeniigenoe> 0enn per fann bei einem
Yel tanoe BON 80--1OO Subnern Die
ein5elnen Sabrgdnge int @eoaftniB
bebaltetr, obne iie oeutli6 fennbar gu
maiden; es lit oaber gang nnmogll6,
sic @iibner in ribtiger Mltersfolge
al1s3urangieren. 9lber trotoem finoct
man audi unter oen groben Silbner-
b0fen perbaltniBmdBig nur menig, auf
benen sic Sabrgdnge fenntlid gema6t
lino> neil man iiberbaupt Dem 9ib<
nerpolfe un6 oaber audi oieiem fir
Sen Gierertrag 10 midtigen 8unfte
nit gu GROCER @leidgiiltigfeit %gegenii-
|ber itebt. Ga fommt es 0enn gar nidt
ielten Dor, 0aB i'm SCRIPT fir Ole ein=
geiteaten &uden %0iejenigen @iibner
ul1srangiert mer0en> melde l1b am
(ei6telten greiien %lalien; un0 10 man<
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