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Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1911-10-20
POWER FOR PUMPING
Wind and Water Constitute Two
OF Cheapest Sources.
question Of Most Economical Fuel
Must Depend Largely Upon Con-
dltions Existing In Each
Locality.

The question Of the most econom
Ical power is OF course a very impor
ant one In connection with the matter
Of installing pumping plant Wine
and water constitute two of the cheap
est sources OF power The use OF the
6rst Of these does not appear to have
been productive OF very successful
results. although the government
spent thousands OF dollars exploiting
the bug without avail. says the Den
yer Field and Farm The greatest
wind movement during the year is in
the spring season. when. as a rule.
water from wells is least needed In
those places relying upon river wa
ter this source seldom runs short I'M
III the spring season Is passed and
In these localities pumping for irri-
cation is not likely to be resorted to
at that time.
During the summer months when
the greatest need for water for irri-
cation purposes exists, there is much
less wind movement than earlier in
the year and 1t frequently happens
hat when the water Is most needed
there Is the least amount of wind.
The use Of storage reservoirs to make
more available the water pumped by
wind power is open to the criticism
OF expense for the installation OF such
reservoirs. together with the high loss
through evaporation If the reservoirs
are open Water as a source OF DOW
or is available In comparatively few
parts Of our region. The question of
developing of power from our water
courses and transmitting 1t by cleo
tr1cfty to the locality where 1t is
most needed has received some atten-
ton and may be of some use In con-
nection with pumping plants for irri-
CATION purposes but the policy of the
federal government is dead set against
this plan.
Among the remaining sources OF |
power are steam, oil, including gaso-
tine. kerosene and crude oil, and horse |
power. The question of which is the |
most economical fuel must depend |
largely upon the conditions existing
N each locality. In many places wood
and coal may be procured at relative
y 80 low cost that steam becomes
oy far the cheapest available power.
I should be borne In mind in this con-
lecuon that under average conditions
steam engine requires skilled labor
o operate 1t, but on the other hand
8 considered one of the most reliable
means OF power and the least subject
0 breakdowns of getting out of
rider.
On the other hand the majority of
IL engines are operated by common
nd not skilled labor. Crude oil as a
1eans Of power is being successfully
sed in various parts of the country. {
2S-horse power crude oil engine re-
emily installed is giving entirely sue
essful results. An important con-
Iteration in the use OF crude oil is
lie tendency that appears to exist of
lcreased price of the oil. Gasoline
the most adequate power Just now |
nd thousands OF automatic engines s
re going in all over the country.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1911-10-20

nave oeen smugged was presented
sue was living at New
was great deal OF publicity
matter was hnay settled by
Indictment
of
apparel The
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1911-10-20

two pieces 10 inches long and nail
on each end as shown. Take four
board two inches vide by rs inches
long and nail IN shape OF hip root
OF each pBd. ~ shown in On the
top nail another twolnch beard 30
inchea long. b Make frame OF lsth
80 ~ 10 inches and nail hath on this
frame three inches apart the narrow
way OF the frame
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1911-10-20

canvas curtains are to be rolled up,
and the fowls allowed to exercise In
the fresh air. The ends OF the house
are sIngle-ply matched lumber; the
back wall OF the house Is matched
lumber lined With paper. and Is
sheeted again on the inside This Is
done in order to make a warm roost
Ing coop. which is protected at night
In front by canvas curtuins.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1911-10-20

provides
porations from tion 0
Concerted
state the Union win its laws OF oil Objectionable ea
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1911-10-20

The small breeds for unlimited
range and large nocks together. nne
where eggs are the main considera
ton. tho medium breeds for genera
purpose fowls. and the large breedi
where meat Is the object In view
While heavy laying is. as rule
desirable, phenomenal egg records ar,
not a guarantee OF strong. rugged or
spring. There must be limit
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1911-10-20
.l[I[[|HIN|| 1ZlIll1
PROPOSES a TRUST REMEDY

Uniform stale laws governing cor
porations rather than federal corpora
ton control is the remedy proposed
for trusts by Edgar n Farrar. press
dent OF the American Bar association
The great American national dis
grace" said MFR Farrar at the recent
convention OF the bar association al
Boston. is found In the issuance Of
fictitious or watered stock THIS If
made possible by those corporation
laws which provide no governmental
supervision over the organization OF
corporations which require no part OF
the capital stock to be paid In money
and which permit the issuance oil
stock at the pleasure OF the organizers
and directors at sucn valuations as
they may choose TO place on them. Te
my mind, the most vicious OF all the
provisions In the statutes above emu
merated Is that authorizing one cor
poration to own and vote stock in an-
other. This provision is the mother
OF the holding company and the trust
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1911-10-20

The best way 70 start In the poui.
Try business Is 70 get few heps and
sci them on good Gags These should
slways be bought from reliable
breeder AID should be from pure bred
stock
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1911-10-20
GOOD ToE-mARkING SYSTEM


How old IL that hem The average
'zrmer. II asked such question about
,ne OF hin fowIs. selected al random.
all quite likely be puzzled. for be
FiIl not know. And yet Il is E matter
II obvious importance that be should
know. at least approximately the age
" every chicken be owns Otherwise
ae Is liable. when he kills for market,
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1911-10-20

The sarmer who complains that his
hens lay all over tho barn is apt 10
Dc man that does not th.ak cleaning
the hen house necessary Stray eggs
tadicsie the hens do not like home or
eesis with mites. abode bugs aud
gsoid
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1911-10-20

In order that the hen may be able
10 manufacture eggs she must be
kiyea material that viii not only
ouiid up the wasting tissues. but will
also furnish the right ingredients TO
sake the eggs.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1911-10-20
LIVE STOCK NOTES.

Checkreins are Injurious unless left
slack.
The driver should be the horses
best friend
Your horse needs water oftener
than you.
Fasten gunny-sack screens over the
stable windows.
AS the pastures shorten. Iengthen
out the evening ration
There isn't thing wrong with
some horses except their owners
One Of the best folders for sheep
Is clover. and any variety will do
Jerking the bit and yelling confuse
horse and advertise a blockhead.
Corn and oats and timothy hay
should be the base of all horse feed
Some horses require more corn than
others to keep them In suitable con-
dition.
1t is useless to expect sheep to
thrive either with wet feet or damp.
soggy neeces
Have the stock In the back pasture
plenty OF water? Self-regulating wind
mills are not always reliable
In training colts there is no surer
way of dulling what speed they have
than simply jogging them day after
day.
Spraying and dipping young pigs
freely to keep them free from para
sites and skin disease is a good
thing.
For herd of rs cows, round silo
Is feet inside diameter and 80 feet
high. would be about right. or it may
be IL by 40.
Weed out the ewes you will not win
ter, fat them and turn them of. Grass
will do it best.
With cheap corn and other grains
any man who could buy a few pigs
and finish them for market could
make little profit
The in and out sheep man is always
over the future. The man
who stays by his flock Is bound to
win out in the long run
Fattening animals should be fed on
kind OF diet they will lose appetite
ana not DO so well.
Young pigs are often stunted In
heir early growth because they can
lot hold their own against the largest
mes with which they run
Animals always know when they
ire we'll treated. but not always why
hey are whipped, and punishment
hen is detriment to them
When one is think OF starting with
new breed OF stock 1t will generally
ay Sim to visit some farmers who
ave had experience with this breed.
II the sheep pasture gets short this
all, fodder OF some kind should be
upplied to offset it or else the sheep
ant to be turned into better pas
ire
When pig is found to be droopy OF
lIiing behind the rest of the herd, II
aould be taken out. put In an I'm
osure by itself anc given special
ire.
No matter how much good pasture
ere may be In a cookie burr patch.
Ieep should never be turned into 1t.
r wool filled with burrs is no good
any market
In testing out the horse for lame
90, let NO excitement prevail I'm
r such excitement the horse forgeta
J lamness or soreness for the time
ing. and you do not note sos
|ublol
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1911-10-20
MAKE CLOSED FEED TROUGH
Concise Directions Given for Con
atruotisn Of Poultry Feeding Re
MISUNDERSTANDING Needed.

Many prefer closed trough which
Is very useful. SO win tell how /
made one. says writer In the Farm
and Home. Take two f2.inch boards
30 inches Ions and nail together. Saw
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1911-10-20
PLANS FOR POULTRY HOUSE
One Shown In illustration Ia PractIo.
ally Open to Weather on Front
Curtains Protect From Storm.

The house shown In the Illustration
is practically open TO the weather on
the front or south side There are
canvas curtains which can be dropped
as protection against wind and snow
on stormy days. On other days these
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1911-10-20

Many farmers turn the cattle into
The meadow after haying. but the
cows damage the field moro than the
hid Is worth
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1911-10-20

m.nihcent bequest n I
n
$ n a d
none
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1911-10-20

evident Whoever
Whoever
rational marriages based
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-03
Der amerifaniihe Sauher.
BON M az grob.

Sm pariier 2unapar.. ginqs ums
sebsn ans nas eidi, Der 9drm bi.isr
~3ouberftaot an Der porte TsailIoi-
Withrepe Wluiitsopsuen petr Qutos
maisH ipislen SusIsi6. es i'll Der apns
irapnnit ees 2sbens, ben man nitt
toi1sn iann. tpis fdnsu.s ssransOEits
ipreden. auf unsbsnen gabn,n psrs
ben srobe Mletuuiopfe umkrg.fhIeus
bert. iis baben fhon itIbfi Iauttr gsus
len, unb man iann baraus auf ben
Suiiano Der WeHfftn ihIieben, bic in
ibnsn ihreien. Siisssn betpes.n iih
ouf uno Gb. anssftsIlts 3sistn, lpi. be-
qusm man ii6 auf ibntn benebmen
tam. ober es eebori llsbuna baau.
Dos alt, Rinsslipisl bat fit in cine
Ulpsbologie BON Rubens permanbelt,
iiatt Der pferohsn irasen iipplae
3sniduren unb Satpren jtbe Dame,
bic ii6 fir elm Glsineslb ouf jis iest
9o bait uns cine Wenidknmenae
auf. bic Dor elmer gubs f,ebt. Der
cmerisaniihe aouter" Isien mir unb
ftben, uns porordns,nb, bin.sr einsm
9rabtnss einen iunsen Mann in bss
irdhilifer 60bs auf sinem fpasere6s
ten Siab iiben. Gr boli bic geine
setreuSt. 9Die Elm frobli6er gausrns
iunse Gonniass auf bem Goriensoun
fitt Ct bo, ober in sinen braunen
Gummimanisl sebltIt. Inter ibm
befinbet iih cine srobe GIosiufe nit
Waner. iibtr feinem appf I'm Drabts
nes cine ipeibe Sheite. Wir tpiHen
nod nihi, fpas bas bebeuitn fol-.
Mnn fpirft NIT bol3fugeln mad Der
Gneibe. ober fe III bod unb iptit.
Viemnnb .rifft. Gnblif .nodt fie unb
in bemfelben Mugenblid 5erbriht Der
Giob, ouf benz Der 9ouerniunge iitt,
nnb Der Mermiie fdlt ins WaHer. bnb
"a fprist 3. SIT ts moelih2 ane
laden. Der 9nudey loba, beshalb
Der 1auher aenunni) iIettert aus beHl
wotiid unb fsbt fih rubig. Ohne eine
Wiene 5u psrjisben. ipi<ber ouf ieinen
Gtnb, btHen 6ebelmehdnismus sr
f9nen 5uiammenfiist -.
Run iist er spisber ME porbin. Der
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-03

o.; pauI Sobns, 25, BON Gopinstcn,
3n., unb Wosoalena 1chlfiter. 20.
BON 2ubloiu, ap.
- Die Peoples Sapinss Bani &,
1ruit Gompanp qualifisirte als Dor
numb iiber gedtriee, 13, Gffber IL
unb Selen Seuer 8. nno fteate girss
ihaft nit 3. 1boman aIs Burgen.
Die Ohio 9ouep Contraction
Gpmpanp bintsrleste i'm gountpserihs
te ibre SntorporatiUnspapiere. Die
Sntorpordtoren iinb: =. 20. Braun
ftein bon bier, 8. u. ganarous bon
Darfap, ap., unb !. 30. aennebp Don
Union, Gp. Dos 9runbtapitdl betrGgt
$4,000 unb 1T in gntbeile bon is 800
getbeilt.
- Das 5eitamsnt BON Sames Sl.s
bin tpurbe i'm Gountpssritte hinters
legt. gr eiebt ieiner 5phter Wtarp
6. greaben S100 unb ben aeii ieiner
Satin Rpra Slepin unb ernenrt 'is
CUR grstutrir. glbf6GBer finb: W, 8.
Sbine, Sds. Walonep uno 9eorse =.
3pHne(ln.
- IIs SO. 9. grpienns, IT,, BON Der
sgeeo unp Grain Comp. on uer Wabl'
ion Ipenue, auf benz Weee 5ur eriten
RattonaI gant sinigs aussnblids Dor
Srbn R. gpppin's 5rp 9oobs 2aoen
on Der 7ten Strabs uro Wooifon
apsnue, bic Mnslngs bstrattete, rpurs
ben ibm $232.64, $115 In gadr unb
$117.64 in Gbeds, bic sr bsponiren
polIts, geitpblen. es tpor ungefGbr 10
Wiinuten noh 2 llbr, dls ibn bier
blibIh eetlstoste Mdnner umitanosn,
uuo permtbte sr, aIs sr eiuiae Stritte
ipeitergeganssn mar. bas gslo. Die
rier Qsrionen iparen tpis ipurIos Der.
ittpunosr. Die qoliSei puros bsrohs
ri6tigt.
-Sarab Wspsrs BON Der 17tsn
Sirabe uno Gaftern apneue, erIangts
einsr gerbaitsbefebI gegen gora 6inss,
ebenfaus bon qsnanntsr Gds, tregsR ges
meinsn genebmens. pplisiit aIars
rou3og Den 9erbaftsbsFebI.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-03

Gis GopiugtDn Office iur oas rGtn.
tinnati SolfsbIatt" befinoct I'D I'm
8ebauSs go. 5O9-511 NaoiiOa
aDenae. au5eiseu. RittbeiInnseh
auS SeilelIrnscn irgsnb.pelher art
fperoen BIS 10 ltbr Gbeubs oaielbit
eutseeeuseupmmen. Selepbpn SOatb
1854.
- Su elmer SiBuns pes 9sIuuos
beitsratbss ipurben Hur Routinegez
ich1fte erIeoist. 9siunobsitsbeamter
Gr. BaQinsfOrp 'beridtsts so 5poes.
f6Qe i'm Wpnat SuIt.
5bomus, oas S0bnasn BON
9bomas Bel, zines 3inmsrmonns BON
5olmOutb, ap., itorb geitern an Der
MuuDfperrs. Die l1riahe ieinss ID.
tes fou Die on ibm Doreenommsne
Smpfung gstpeIsu fein.
- 6err 6enrn =. Sumpert, 9uhs
halter Der grFten RattonaI gant. fptro
am nd6ften Gieuitag in Der Ct. So.
fep6s Stride nd nit SRI, 8orothed
GoHtel pon SO. % Sreppr Strube,
pere6elihen.
- 8auinIpsttor 9sorg 2ubrsbt
f:eqte i'm W2pnut SuIt gausrlaubntb.
fhetne gum getrage BON $120, 0,285 aug.
- Der 5QQ Der GODington grstpirg
Co., bic Don Der IntIdge Der 9erlesz
Ino Der Rauhoroinun3 i'm Stdoteez
r;dte Don Den 9efdporenen freigeTpro.
6en Duroe, pIro an bds gircuitges
9eritt appeqirt rperoen. Staot 80.
licttor S6spharo ipirp Die RIags I'M.
terbreiteH.
-Qtt Slide 2ano, Gigsntbum Der
gBi6org unO 6anna Comp, nabe
SunctiOn Gttp, an. gelsgen, purbs gss
fern pom Wtuiter SommiFdr 6inD
on Jofepb 5a3leton fir $500 pertauft.
-D. 3. Riharbs b.na6ri6tists
tie hiefige YOli3si, oub er sinen ge.
piTen 3. 8ropn pon so. 329 Gar.
iaro StraBe, $50 aaution fir Die
Steus zines 5itetpertGufers eines
SEeaters gese6en babe uno bab gropn
run perihpunoen fsi.
- Wlurtbd Griffith srIanste i'm
Gireuitgertdte BON Ritter W. 8.
.Sarbsion cine Gbef6eibuug bon Gbors
leg 6. Griffith. Der 1au beThdftiete
hus 9ert6t isit 3fpsi Sabren. Grifz
fttb tit Elm Banter BON Wolton, Boone
Gcuntn, uno nurbe bon ieiner @dttin
5sr duberiten 9raufamteit beidulDigt.
9ariep oaaibap Don NsppDr. ers
fahte Die 1ieiige poliaei ibm bei Der
Nuffinoung Ieiner GuttiH gftsaa 90.
Su1ioap, bic felt Dem IT. SuIi Dsr>
mibt fpirb, bebtlflih su fem.
Jannis Wation qualifisirt. ols
2tbminiftratorin Der sJObn M. D1tfon
finterldifenihaft. 4bi6dser iino:
miliiam Sdaburg, Wm. 5oeser unb
Dl 6ubfou.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-03
p a ~ iItO n.

&aniIiou aRseisea, 2ofaI.N Nsti5es
anb V,nisteiten fnS absageben Ode
Der 4. nno Charles Gtra&e. llnier
Ns.nt fir Samiitsn ipsbat 90. 301
Rorb front Str. 9eIepbou GamiItss
1376.R. 7slepboa saieres 3srreipes
beaten: 393X Ueu.
- Wm. Uliner bat bic Wai[lsr Gone
firuction Co., pel9e eineu Rontroit
NIT Der 9is sJour Giienbobn bat, auf
$4,000 ShobenerfuS Dertlosi, peii
sr jiinefi burh ben Ginitur5 zines Oss
riffs bos GubgeIenf eebronen bat.
granbftifter lesien Dorleb.s
Qahi nabe b.m benonbor.en Gomers
pia. sipsi gsuer an. Dds trfe Deuer
serit5rie bic GMeune uuf Der farm
Der Drau Qera norteourt. ntlnt bon
Clifford Gtuh6S sepcntet III. Der
gerIuit bsirus 5000 unb II bur4
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-03
Seaepne MHb DA1ton.

- 9i. Gamen o. gonoins. Web.
mann, W. DaIter uno Bobn Don Doas
ton, babtn cine gsrsniigunssrei's nah
Yiasara Jals onsetreten.
- Sm 8anton Ghuirath r.id,.s
cupertntsnbsut NeOinnis isin.n Sab.
vesb.riht sin, Der aneenommen Duros.
Qrof. Wcginnis bat refsnt.t uno
piro prpfsFior g. u. 1npIor bic Sus
esrintenpent,n Giene einnehmen.
GrI. aosiaibe 9ouier Don Belle
pue iii noa piiisbure, pa, gum Be
fut ibrer 9ante. Gran Sohn Y. Refp'
nan. aer,iit.
5err Nm. gberhorb! unp Cat
lin ron Iapton. iinb BON ibrem g.'
fud bel Gr.unben in 2ouisptlIe unb
Jnoianopolis Suriidseiebrt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-03

Die Gammels6rten 6ols
lambs. Der aiinmsl iit Elm De-
mods, an benz fin bic Setter iheIoen.
Wanhe aeute brauhen ibn oils
Wiir3t Su alien mOsiitxn Oerihisn.
p1hrtnb sr onberen aeuien isOe Spsiis
bis sur unssniebbarieii Dsrbirbt. Sn
sipos sr6bfr.r unb alIstmeintrer
Dnnbs pflsgi Der Hiimmel In fliiHis1m
3uitanbs ~ iiebeu. bei bem ireilin bns
aiimmei1l nur cine undergraduate
Ron. ipielt. Dis Riimmelpfian5s. pon
BEN Bornnifern Garum carpi eenanEs,
ip6hft in alien 2Gnbern Der ssmdbisien
3ons Guropns bts mad, Gibirisn bins
sin uno lis pirb In Deuiitlcnb, ouh
In Gt1noindpien uRo RubInnp, gang
beionbers obsr In 1cIann, oul 1elbern
sespssn. Jhre Gddsune in iibrigens
f6on ishr nIi. beHn bic Grip6bnung
bes siimmeis bel GhrifthelIsrn nes
1lten Grhhenlanbs uno Roms ipsiien
burouF BID. bab er fGon bomols aiebs
bobsr gsbobt BOT. unb i'm Ufitteinlisr
In Il nnmsniliM fur arSneisiptde se<
brnunt iporDtn, unb sipar nini nur
tn Gurcpo, icnbtrn aud Bel Mrobern,
bic ibn IN Mor0ti0 eerabtSu onbduttn.
Die er6bte Nusotbnuns bat bic Rim
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-03

msIiuitur i.st in 5oIuno .rr.idt. no
noh ben neusiten yeitfi,IIunsen i'm
Sabre 1909 mtbr als $500 E<ttar nit
Dieftr gflon3s b.its[t tpartn. Der
erobts 1beil Der aiimmelfeloer Iiegt
in Der prOpin3 Roreboudno. mo alIeiH
2S06 5estnr oapon in 2lnipru6 ges
nommsn purbsu. Stoot bot fie iia
in ben les.sn brsibis Sabrtn aud ub.r
amber. propin3sn ouse,brsiiei, unter
eenen btionotrs groninetn unb Gee.
lamb erobe aiimmslFeloer beiisen. Jut
SABRE 1909 irurosn in gang 6ollnno
III, ,740 3eniner obtr iiber 8a Willios
nen ailosramm aiimmsl eternisi.
Utii Der gniiptdluns Der auIiur Bot
iih aud Der Griras asbobtn. Der frus
her nur 19 biz 20. jssi abtr 22 Biz 20
3entner ouf bas ioeiiar i'm Durhs
ihriti beirasi. Der aiimmsI tpirb TN
Jriibiabr, supeilsn ihon enbe Jes
bruar gsfdi. uno 3ipar beodrf ts nur
sinsr ausidoi pom 8 ailosromm ouf
oas 9sttar. nenn cine Sdmnihint oas
su benusi piro. Die GrHit erolst
bnnn srIi i'm ndhiisn Jabrt. bu Der
almmsl sirsi Gommer 3ur Gntfpi6s
lung brauhi. JufolssbtHm beIfsut
man nitislben Jeiosr nsbenbti nod NIT
einjdhrigsn pflansen, meiItens NIT
@emifs, ME GrhIen. Gpinoi oosr bers
slsifen. Auh ouf bic Rsinbaliuns
bes 9oosns BON llnfraui mub befons
etrs sefsben reroen. Die gIu.be srs
foia! gnb< Taoi bes 5peiien 5abrss
nnb bautrt brei Mo6sn; bic Grntt fin.
bet Anfona 5uli ftatt. Gin srobsr
1beiI Der Dru6is ipirb sur Deltersi.
iuna psrpenbet. Jriihsr ipuroe bcs
DEL einfah aus ben Snmen oeisilIirt.
mas nod ben beionbsreu Nohih<il
bate, bob bic unpoIsnmmsn ni0lten
Gamsn pisIfoh ~ Derfdlihunsen b.
nutt ipurbsn. Jest pflest man bis
Gamtn Dor Der D<ltillation ~ 3erslsis
nsrn. tDo3u fie fih tpeesn ibrss hohsn
Etidfoffs unb iysitsebdtiss befcnbsrs
eianen. Mshr ols bic 6dlfts Der
Grnis an ftiimmelfdmsn gsbt iehoh
nod Deuif6lanb.
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