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The Holbrook news., 1912-08-16

Tuesday from St. Johns.
 Cash Houck was visiting friends in Winslow, Sunday.
 Rev. Arnett was here Monday and preached a very able sermon at the old school house.
 The Latter Day Saints Sunday school is planning a entertain ment to be given in the near future.
 Lee Newman has his barber shop almost completed. Lee is one of Holbrook's best town builders.
 Fenton Jones the Cattle King was in town Wednesday, return ing from fishing trip with Dan Divelbess.
 Dr. F. H. Waite was in our town from Winslow Saturday. The Dr. reports Winslow on the boom.
 John Williams, who has had charge of the J. F. Woods bar room for some time past, left today for Los Angeles.
 Miss Irene Whetstone left Tuesday for Flagstaff, where she enters the Northern Arizona Normal School for the coming year.
 Thomas Seepar. one of the jolly -goed Boys of Winslcw, was in Holbrook, Saturday. Tommy says Holbrook is coming to the front fast. Come again Tommy.
 Dick Grigsby was in town Tuesday and dropped in long enough to order the NEWS sent to Texas. Dick is a good friend of the NEWS and never fails to say a good word for his home paper.
 A. P. Miller, of the state tax commission, was a visitor here the first of the week. Mir. Miller's home is in Yuma and he says that the siphon irrigation project is going to greatly de- velop that section.
 J. B. Jones, better known as Eddy Jones, one of the most pro- minent lawyers in Arizona, was here last Saturday attending to legal matters. He left for Pinto and Gallup, where he represent ed Milo Bennett and s. Day in the preliminary hearing at each ot those places.
 Miss Bernice Smith of King man, visited with MT. and Mrs. M. A. Grouse and daughter Miss Ruth the first part of the week. Miss Smith will be remembered as one of the teachers here last winter one year ago. She has many friends here who will al- ways wish her well.
 MT. and Mrs. J. D. Yates of St. Johns were in town yesterday and informed us they were on their way to Winslow, where the expect to make their future home. MT. Yates is lawyer of | much ability and will no doubt | build up a good practice in our metropolis.
 Court is in session today; the Estate of Frank Thomas, the Enlargo-Hart and other matters coming up for hearing. Among the out of town attorneys noted | here this morning were: Thos. | A. Flynn of Flagstaff, Reese M. Ling of Phoenix, B. F. Adams of Albuquerque, w. H. Burbage of Winslow, X. N. Stoves of Williams, J. E. Jones of Flag staff, and Dr. G. P. Sampson of | Winslsow.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-17
HAND. TO HAND BAYohEr
FIGHT WAS HARD ONE


Vienna. Austria. Sow ia hand
to-haud haYanet nrhf occurred at the
port ~ San Giovanni di Medna duf-
inE Thursday nlHhf. when the Monte
neErinH succeeded in disclosing the
Tuska nom me mountains domfnatine
fhe city
AccordiuE to r. diaratrh from pul-
oiEno to thc EeiL "a number ~ Eng
nHa volunteers nnhtiue on the Monte
nnEFin side were wounded SIXTY
Turkish soldiers were taken prison
era
The Turkish garrison 80 San Gi0van-
~ di Medua has been reinforced By
ere arrival 20 some Big suns. accord
ing 90 despatch o. the ncirhunst
eampeulua tho hope ~ tho Monte
ncErinH thaf they would o. able o.
carturo the port
TIE Turkish garrison az sriItarl
haa received O. supply 90 fresh pro-
visions. SUFFICIENT t8 hst fw forty
DAYS. and the Turkish commandant
there dac3area. according to the Neue
Effo freaae. that De win hold the
sagtreaa until enc iasi man 81 the
Tdfhlah maFrlHnn has fallen even
nsould the Ottoman government order
him ~ surrender 1ie wis certainly
not fan alive into the hands ~ the
MontencErina. Dee declares
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-17
OPINIONS AT coNsTANTtNoPLE
THAT WAR HAS ENDED

ronsiantinoplc. Nov. Ig.-The opin-
fou a. rruerHl here that the war is
Practically ended An armIatice with
tha NuirnfianL evil be. Deb au prob
ability arranged within TIE next few
DAYS and this uuI b. followed hv al
rect negotiations Tor peace.
Ta0 Ottoman government fully
realizes that further resistance can
only prejudice the position of Turkey
Htin more while SEQ outcome BE- eN-
trcmeiy rrohlematical and might lead
GO even more humiliation.
With tNe exception ~ she Chauxnn.
istic botHpura. the buIh 81 public
opinion Or beFiuniuv to rally e. me
view taken by responsible statesmen
and 81 "a generally aoUed that the best
possible conditions of peace win BE-
secuted. ne a. recognized that practi-
calg TIRE whole % European Turkey
As foaf e. much - that TIE banks and
The council 81 The Ottoman public debt
are already taking stock 81 their own
interests IN the lost provinces IN view
~ proteetinw themselves when the
final settlement comes up for discus
sion.
To the end that the interests 81 the
hondheldara win be- better safeguard %
"a this time than was the ease at che
y EArlin congress. the council az the
Ottoman public dcls has surrestsd e.
SIS European ayndlcates the advisable
ity ~ approaching the powers on the
subject
Hitherto only a few af the soldiers
badly wounded in battle have arrived
here. A number ~ the invard men
ere affected ~ blood poisoning and
ranrrene Doctors declare that many
~ the wounds have been seif-innict-
"a.
no cholera patients are seat % the
ritg. but little precautiou ia taken %
prevent refugees bringing In the dis-
eaae NefuEcea continue 60 crowd
around thr city walls Train loads az
them are being sent of daily along the
railroad in Asia Miner
Many en- the foreign interests wao
verc willing 20 RISK the chance -
fannticd outbreak are departing Cor
Europe because - the cholara
The departure ~ prominent mem
hera 80 the Young Turk party Tor
wurore is considered ~ many 49, fore
rhadoWlnr a possible return - re
GA regime. On which case ne Youns
Turk leaders would BE- the first SUI.
farera In any case the internal Hit-
nation ia q source ~ muca speculation
and uohudV has any idea 81 shat vii
happen.
The fofriEn military attaches here
believe the hulEariana are findiug
many difficulties and that they havr
been unable 90 bring up a sufficient
army 81 insure e nuccresful stack on
ere Trhatalia lines whiCh must "a
made direct on the front
The scheme a. defense drawn uu
~ commander ~ the forsigu war
ehfn here provides only for TIE pro-
teefian 81 foreigners and not the pre-
Nnnfion of massacres. tne fear 81
which. however, has nov been largely
aisniEated
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-17
DESCRIBES AN ACT OF
hERoisn eY a PRiEsT

London Nov. ia correspondent
of the Morning Post with the Monte
ncgfinE Describes an act Of her0lsm
ny e priest who lsf soldiers iu bat
Gle when their commander was killed
This occurred Thursday durng an
uusuccrs1fui attempt BY the Turks 20
storm q position held ~ the Monte
uegrins Ia the valley ~ the Boyana
river. when the commander vas
taken o. fhe rear. mortaliy wounded,
che chaplain save him hts benedlefion.
Then" says the correspondent he
snatched up a rife and cried % the
soldiers farward sons ~ ChernaRora.
in defense ~ ths cross and Tor the
glory 90 King Nicholas
"The priest. hrandishinH his cross
lite banner. had reached the firing
line when q fresh and more furious
voliev came from the Turkish column
He stood alone among the rccumbent
soldiers Who continued % IRE. Then
DE- began 30 chant the hymn. God
AGAINST the inndei Tie reached the
lines which iu EnEIish run.
'Trlhulatlon shah noe avail
TO bend TIE army 81 the Lord
when STE voice Suddenly died away
fe waved Dts arms about hls head
and fef "a hIa face with a bullet
fhrouEh bis heart"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-17
UNITED STATES
COURT TO MEET
HERE MONDAY
WILL coEvhNE TOMORROW
MORNING WITH JUDGE W. q.
SHEPPARD PREslolNo-oocKEr
- QUITE a HEAVY ONE.


Tire fan term 81 tho United states
court Tor the Northern district &c flur-
i0a VII convene tomorrow morning 81
80 o'clock. with Judge W. ~ sheppard
presidinR. uiEtrirt Attorney Cuhboriy
f. already IN the city and wa b. Oh
attendanco on fhe session. a. wel as
Assistant Attorney rrammot
The grand Jury wiu bo sworn aa
soon e. court couNenca amd VII come
neuee the Investigation of larno
number of criminal CASES shat uIi he
called o. tH attention. The docket ia
quite q heavy one for fhia term. and
Ga addition there are q naauher ~ ina
poFtanf civil cases 90 he heard
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-17
BULGARIA NOW INT~REsTED
~ PEACE NEGOTIATIONS


sofia Bulgaria, Nov. 1.-THE sub
iect 81 peace negotiations r. ahsosb-
inR the entire attention of TIE Bull
earian government The Bulgarian
Cabinet iost no time IN commun cat
inN 20 ire allies me contents - the
letter from the Grad Wiser concern
inE an nrmistice. and en- interchan9a
of views among the Balkan E0vsru-
menfa is in active progress.
Unless peace conditions are accept
ed hy Turkey within twenty four
hours after their presentation. hos
Utilities yin - continued. as the Bull
Earinn generals are now willing 20
permit Turkey % gain valuable time
bv WranEliuE over conditions
n IS believed that Bulgaria win not
object 90 Turkey retaining Censtan-
unorle and the pardaueliea.
REGARDING the military situation a.
The fchatalia forts. - far a. r. 81
hciaiiy known, ne serious engagement
has set occurred.
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NODATE SETFOR
INVESTIGATION
ALDERMAN sEMMEs HAS re.
TURNED gut TAE PRoBise
COMMITTEE HAS TAKEN NO &C.
TON.

Alderman q. =. Sgmmes. Nho has
been spending several DAYS On Mobile.
returned to the city yesterday.
Alderman Coneannnu. chairman %
the council COMMITTEES which was ap-
pointed 90 invesfiEats the charge made
some time ago ~ Alderman Semmes
that certain departments ~ the city
government Wers rotten % the core. "
and which adtournsd their nrHt session
ewing b the absence from the city %
Alderman semmea. said last night that
BE- rad not learned Of ar. semmea's
return.
Tie said that no date had been set
for the neat session 90 the investi-
eating committee. ~ In probable. how
ever. that meeting win be held dur.
Ing The coming week.
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BATTLESHIPS
TO REACH PORT
ONNEyT FRIDAY
-Four so SHIPS ARE TO ARRIVE
IN PoRT ON THAT DATE FROM
NEW YoRk TO SPEND a WEEK.

Fcur big hattieships. comprising the
sscond division % tha Atlantic feet
ars aue % arrive IN port next Friday.
AZ h usually the custom the battle
ships vii probably time their arrival
- ~ to be on the nrht house a. day
urht and a. soon a. there 10 safilcieni
light come into the harbor and drop
anchoN
The big ships Will remain here for
about a week. The schedule ls Cor
them 60 visit New Orleans. bat a b.
not believed that this VIII be- attempt
80 owing 10 the sire % the ships
they wiIL however. make q run 10
Galveston
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-17

Continued from tirat fage)
postmaster ~ Pensacola after q thun-
dfr-Hfurm
pc measured rlFht % o. the majors
reference o. him - an orator. how
ever. and closed BIS address With the
hope that Captain Taylor would sin
he with us" az the end u anothoK
twenty nYo years - that be could he
presented with q sold service at the
end 90 that time.
Captain Taylor and Mr. Brooks VIII
BE- here for q day o. two. az least. bat
have 20 many invitations they don't
know bow they will pass their time.
Along with the Inspector. several %
those present took supper az the san
Carlos after thu presentation.
NJ was only two or three DAYS ago
that thouRht 81 the anniversary oc-
CURED Co the steamboat men nnd they
hadn't time Co get up a banquet.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-17

WIN q. Hodges, progressive .... 2.ae
Thos. W, Cox. socialist ........ 2.s7
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-17
TO keep TROOPS
At MERRYVILLE
SIC STRIKE 10 on ANo GOVERNOR
SAYS SOLDIERS WILL REMAIN
UNTIL AL TRoUBLC HAS
PASSED.

Baton Rouge. Ia. Nov. is-Oniclal
advicea received by Governor Han ron
Merryville. where a strike q : thou
sand employees q the American Lam
Der Company hronKht about such
threatening conditions a. 10 neceNHi-
tate the sending % troops 20 the scene.
stated that no Disorder oocsFred THIS
morning.
Tue Iaks Charlie. Company Of
troops arrived 81 Merryville Oh q
special train this morning aud Gov
ernor Hail announced that he would
keep the troops there until an dagger
% further trouble had passed.
Merryville. La. Nov ls-The bitter
ness enRen6sred b. the prosecution %
The lesdera % the Brotherhood OF rim
her Workers on oharrss 81 murder for
their alieEed participation in the Ora
bow labor riot has been greatly tn
creased a. q result ~ the closing Of
the big plant Of the American Lumber
Company here. Most Of the see EN-
ployes II the plant are msmbers o.
the hrotheFhood
The union men went on strike
Monday when the company declined
&c rc.nstate employees who we're
among the Ga prosecuted for murder
IN connection with the orabow riet
The union leaders insisted that mas
much as the labor men were not con-
victed. the company should give them
their former positions.
There has been Considerable loose
taik- By some ~ the union men on
the streets. with yelled threats cf
troubis. and Tuesday ths business peo-
pie % the town called a mass meeting
and orKanlEed the Citizens Protective
League" some ~ the union men 70
Eonted the Organization ~ the league
ard 40 a meeting Thurkday n member
81 the hrofherhood ia said 10 have as
serted that the citlEona had started
sonothin@ which they could not hniah"
Yesterday morning an inoendliaF-
was discovered attempting 10 set IRE
90 the reaidenes Of Mr. Honningan q
merchant. and one % tne organizers ~
the protecfise league. keroscne OF
bad been poured on q lot % rubbish
adjoining the Hfnninaan home. When
The tncendiary struck q match, Mr..
HennlnFan fred several shots a. him
and he escaped
Yesterday the fcelinE ~ alarm In
creased and Governor Hall was asked
10 rush troops % Merryviiie. The re-
Guest vas signed By the mayor and .
Number ~ the Business msn.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-17
All AMERICANS ARE
REPORTED SAFE

WashInntan. Nov 1.-THE state a.
rariment has received from tGs
American embassy at Conatantinorie
telegram giving a reaasurinF report
~ tho safety - EN- Americans az Con-
sfantlnopie and tha immediate vicinity.
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CONTINUED FROM Page ousl
correspondent with tae nuinarian
headquartera declares that Lieutenant
WaEncr waH az headqunrtera during
most ~ the battle 81 Kirk xuiasch.
which he claimed 60 have witnessed
and that Wagner would have had 90
ride 500 miles m two days 81 De sad
seen ft
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-17

7 uks that man you tust intro
duced He knows enough % keep he
mouth shut AZ the riGat time"
Yes. he's trying 70 set accustomsd
20 his new set ~ teeth."--Cisvelane
pain Dealer
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-17

Mra Dasha wny--itow long bad you
known your husband before you were
married.
Nrr. Onawgn-I dldn't know him at
an ] only thought I 6id.-Phaadel-
phia Record
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GdlitteH gum 3iclen BON Surhen.
uobe sois ebsnen 8sIoe bis sum tart
abldiiNigen. ippbei man natlrlif bic
in ieoe 5urde seleiists Dafermense
uno Die 9iefe Der 5urden Der ies
peilisen gootnfurmation anpaHen
mub. Sur notlpendgen 8eoinsrns
piro Die 5urdenberieieluns oa, mo
tine geipdiieruns Der pflanaen pabs
reno oes Wadstums erforoerlih lit.
Gin sroBer 8orteil oieier Wletbooe
beitebt aud oarin, oaB Ole 9eriefes
lunasanlage, nadosm tie einunal ses
Idaffen lit. leidt inOrbnnng gehditen,
uro Is unfdmsr perbinoert iueroen
tam, oab bas Maifer Die gflanse oi@
rett berii6rt uno iid UNI fie berum
cine arulie biloet. 3auptiade lit.
pie seFast, Dab Die Reieung oes GEL
oes eine slsidmaBise lit, ioodB oas
Waifer ohne llnterbrehung onrd ois
5nrd1en flieben Tam.
Die Nnrbereituns 6es Gr0reihs fix
ois Hsritlelune beittbt 3unddit in ii.
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mem Dnrdpfliisen big su elmer 9i.fe
bon 8 bis 10 3ol. Bel oitiem pfliis
gen folts oas 3iebsu bon iossnanns
ten totem 5urden mDslidit bsrmie0en
p.ro.r. Dies miro ioipobl our4
mebrfades 3uriidpfliigtn srreiht,
Goer ourd 5ipei Sorten BON pfliigen,
ipie iis in unIsren obigen Mbs
biI0unsen oorgsfiibrt iino. 8eiOe iino
.Sultp" : pfliigt. uno Ser %.rltsre,
nit 3tpei .inanoer gegeniiberiteRnoen
qflugidaren, elmer rs6ts6dnoigsn
unS elmer linfsb6n0igsn, 1T umtsbrz
Ear, fooaB, ipsnn oas gnoe oss Sell
oss srreift 1T, Der cine pflus nit
tels Der biriteren 5anobabsn aus Der
groe gesoeen miro uno mad lmtpens
6una bes 0erdts Der anhere pfIug
in oas Grbreih siniebt. Der anbere
qflug lit bdlaneierenn uno beiiebt
aus ms6reren ent9egengefeBt itebsnosn
Sddrsn, Die an slpei i'm itumpfen
@infel gu einanoer itebenben &C.
itrGtn beieitist iinO. Die 3ugitdns
gen an oen bsioen gnOen ino our9
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YroDe1 DON y~HderruDen, DclG9e Gle Dpls
gen Der friihen uno lpdten gerieleluua
3etgeH,
|eine ftdrte Gifenitange p~srbunosn,
iber nelae beim Wehfeln Der pflugs
ridtung Der Ring lduft, nit lpeldem
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|Fno. @obalo Iieier Ring iiber ole
ano,re 3ugitange geidlipft 1T, fentt
|iih oieier 9eil oss BfIuges, pdbreno
3uoleid Der gegeniiberlisgenoe, bisber
in Der g-oe gepsiene Sell iid in Die
9obe bsbt.
Rad Dem gfligen iOIIte, iobaIo oas
Igrorsid troden genug III, cine Bear
beituna mittels elmer Sdeib.negse
.erfoleen, uno ua9oem oas 6slo Damn
Elm paar Gage rubig gelegen bat,
lit IS 3sit, Den Gbner an%8upsHOen,
Der 3uerit qusr iiber ben Gsgsnitid,
.eann in slei4er aidtung nit oemiele
ben uno ern[i9 in beioen 8iagpnal.n
.ijbers 5elo se3ogen peroen foIte.
Gin einfades @erdt fir biefen 3ped,
nobel Der Sreiber auf Dem Mittel=
brett Itebt, tn bier absebiloet,
Iadotm nun Ole Ginlaat mititls
elmer Heiben 5aemalhine erfnlgt
lit, tptrosn oie neutrality-suspicious. ses
sosen, tposll man sntipeoer einen nit
5daufeln p~erfebenen aultioator,
ooer einen GurdenIdlitten bon Der
4rt, ptt i'm bic sipeite 4bbiloung
Seiat, oeripeEoen tann. 2ebtsrsr tit
10 sebaut, Dab Die beioen auf DIE
.aunt. seiebtsn s4littsr aleid slpsi
+5ur1en auf einmal aieben. Dieter
apparat madt cine slatte, ebene Sur
doe, in Der teine alumpen 3uriidbleis
ben. Jir Die auntrollieruls oes
WaHersufluIles gu ben gerieielungss
|furhten giebt Is psrfhieoene Mlsthos
ben, ME pieredige 6olsrDbrerl, asinz
manufacturer uitp, uuf Die bier nidt
rdber sinsesanafa fpsroen IpQ.
Gs lit peientlid. Dab aur 3eit
Der ausfaat gents 5eu4tigteit i'm
9oosn lit. i'm Die pflan8e aus Der
|Groe 81 brinsen, unb Is 1T Oaher
better, oas 5elo Dor Der ausiaat Su
berieieln. ais nadher. Die nddits
BerieIeluns. poer Die srIte, i'm 8dIe
cine Iol6e Dor Der 4usiaat nidt not
psnois III, fplts 10 LANCE hintange4
holten lperoen, pis moslih, oenn 81
'friibe Gerieielune bat eint gu fart.
DISCRIMINATING bel Den pflan3er
3ur Dolas, o1ne ooB Th bic Nut.
aeln in entfprehenoer Meiia entpit.
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3aderrabsu . 8trieifImms.

Die Aiibenjudsr 5nouItris BAT In
ben Der. Gtddtsn tintn betr6dtlid,n
auffhfpune eenommsn, f.itotm man
tutosdt Bat, oab Die 8uduriibt i'm
W.itsn poritiIbaft es5pssu iptrotn
lam nit Ollie BON gerieislunp, Sm
Sabre 1908 tparsn btreits 62 Gdbris
fen In 8strisb nit elmer taglifen
aopnsisdt BON nabe3u $4,000 sonn,n
Rilbsn, Die duf eintm arsol bon
265. 900 acr,s gs3oesu purosn uno
.tpa $4,000 5onn,n 3udtr ~lisfers
ten. Bon oiei,m 8etrag snifdll.n IT.
tpa spti Dritttl auf Die bsritisIten
Gtesnoen oss Wtlttns.
Sn sintm BON electromagnetic
ment berausgsgtbeutn Bulletin tpers
ben ben 3uderriiben . flun3ern tperts
role RaifdIdgs in 9e5us uuf Die art
Der gsritlelung uno 9tbnuuus Der
fir oiefe auItur beitimmten 5eIoer
srteilt. Gait ale arten bon gooen
fino fir Den anbau Der 3uderriiben
eeeiantt, bon Der fdperen idpdr5en
9oneroe galiforntsns unb MOnta'
mas Bis gu Dem ianois.n 2ebm Der
GtubtdIer uno msfus. Die idpsrsn
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Grorsid : arten beoGrfen 5par elmer
tpeit 9rinoliheren gedrbeitung, dls
ole Iei6teren, bod sntbalten tie sin.n
er0beren proSentiaB fir Die pflanasn
trsrtpoller 9abrungsitoffe. als Die
Iebteren uno crgeben oaber audi reiAs
l;9ere Grnten uno iperoen nidt 10
bal6 our9 fortgeiebte aberntung err
fdDpft. 9n Die 3uderriiben Isbr tiefs
Durssln treiben, 10 lit cine tiefe 8te
arbeitung oes 8ooens zines Der sriten
Grforosrnife our gr5ielung zines 9us
Ten Grnteertrags. Nus oieiem 9runs
be if elm 9ooen, in Dem man idon
in elmer SieFe BON Is 3oI auf iO9es
nanrlten .barOpun" itOBt, fir ben
3uderriibenbau nidt eeeignet. aufl
oa3u grobe Msngen BON Qltali ino
elmer geIunoen @ntnidiung Der
qfIan3e 9inosrIid uno beeintrddtis
gen Die aeinRit oes Saftes.
Gbt Sur gerisielune bes 2anoss ges
fdritten miro, mub oieies oafir
iorsfdltig borbereittt uno geebnet
iperosn, oa bel unebenbeit i'm 5eloe
Die in Den 9ertiefunaen tpafienoen
pflan3en leift srtrdntt psr6en. Nm
geeignstftsn III 2ano, ods einen l.ids
ten, aber aleidmdBigen Qbfda bat.
SungfrGuliher 8ooen, Der nod ME
unter GuItur mar, iolts ME gum
3uderriibenbau Dsrpanot peroen.
nit 4usnabms BON Galifornien uno
eigenen gsgenoen bon Santos uno
Soabo, ipo oas 2ano meiitsns i'm
Winter Dor Der GinIdat mittels GIN
edmmuna bsrieielt miro, psnost man
fat iiberad Die 5ur4en : Ulet9ooen
Der 8eriefelung an, Die aud obne
3peifel Die beiten Grfolse geseitist
bat. sic 1T audi auf fdit ale gos
oenformationsn anpenobar. bonn beis
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beobadten 1T. Die dae lanopirte
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pflan3e aeraoe gebraudt uno Die Die
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rem aufgabe als StidItoffinmmler ges
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lebrt, nebmen nir itidfoffhunsrige
2eguminpien Ben Stiditpff aug Der
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dnoeren Qdbritoffsn, als pbosphors
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ben. SIS miro oarum tpobl lei4t err
tlGrIid Iein, tpie man Die aleepflans
aen itidltoffbungrig madt, inoem
man al{o oie genannten Nahritoffe in
rsidliden Mengen aafiRrt.
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pelttr Sorm bic Rabritoffe ben
gflan5en am kiten gu reidsn iito.
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fidt ipobl bic duBerft sinitigen Res
fultats, petfe Die 9ingung Der Wiez
fen nit tiinitlifen Rd6ritrffen Bis
Der ge3eittst baden. War man bod
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rem eleiffdlls bon beitem grfpls, 10
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qraris beraushiloete, ale Medsr nit
tiinItlifen. Die srforoerliden Rdbrs
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perieben, Die nit Slice posr elmer Sulz
fenfruht beiteut ipurben.
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menst uito tonnen oarrm ald bon
aur alsnusung fommen.
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bantbar ge3tist. Die bette ;3eit sur
aopfoiinsung 1T Der Serbit, oamit
Die aleepflan5en iid nod Dor Dem
@intritt oes Sroftes fopeit trdftisen,
Dab tie ii4 segen bas auspintern
f.lber fdiiben.