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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-08-21
SAY CARNIVAL is CLEAN.
sheboysan. Wis. Papers Declare
Workman e. Allen Shows Good.

Shebovean. Wis. papers. where the
Workman & Allen carnival showed re-
Gently. are unanimous in declaring the
shows clean. The Evening Press OF
that city says: The entire outfit is
one Of the cleanest and most refined
now on the road
The carnival company carries TWEEN
tv shows aside from its free attrac-
tions. Featured among the ltater is
Archie Phillion, on the spiral tower
One Of the leading attractions in the
percentage shows IS "Buckskin Beris
Wild west show. Among the other at
fractions where admission is charged
are Edwards animal show, Evans
museum Of wonders, the College Boys
and Girls. a musical show: THE India
Creation" merry go-'round and Fer
ris wheel. 1.-THE City Of Yesterday,
"The Johnstown Flood the Katzen-
TANNER castle. the crazy house. and
DR.. Turner's exhibition Of The Seven
Wonders Of the World"
The Press adds: These numerous
shows. together with the FIVE big free
acts and the excellent music, complete
what the spectators last evening pro-
nounced q first class attraction"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-08-21

intendent OF the lows Anti salocn
League. filled the pulpit at the Meth
odist church Sunday morning.
At the auction sale in sub district
No. Z Saturday Ed Paul purchased the
old school house for the sum Of $S6.
and is now tearing down and removing
1t to his farm.
Miss Daisy Paul left Tuesday for
Spencer, g. D.. for a visit with rela-
tives.
DR.. r. R. Hansen and wife, Of Mar
shalltown, and the latter's brother.
julius Peterson, Of Chicago, were Sun
day guests at the Court McBroom
home.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-08-21
Public Sale
Real Estate
The undersigned will sell at Public
Auction at premises on
Tuesday, Sept. Sd, 1912

Beginning at o'clock p. m. the fol-
lowing described land, the northeast
9. OF the northeast Il of the northeast
i. of section 26, township SO. range IS,
all in Timber Creek township. Mar
shall county. Iowa. This thirty acres
lies about miles south Of the court
house: is close to the Spring Valley
school house; is rich land. ten acres in
cultivation. ten acres Of pasture and
ten acres timber: good small house,
stable for horses, good chicken
house, a good we'll of water, corn crib,
and other outbuildings: 90 acres
fenced into two fields. This is in
good neighborhood and would be
good place to raise poultry or for truck
farming.
Come to this sale prepared to
buy for this Will be sold to the highest
bidder. Possession given March !,
1913. Come and see this land before
day Of sale and talk with the under
signed owner.
Terms-s50o % day OF sale. balance
when possession is given March l,
1913.
JOE VAJGERT.
w. p. MAULssY. Auetoneer.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-08-21

Mr.. Samuel y. Seal, Route >, Tread
way, Tenn, writes:
1T gives me great pleasure 10 testi-
fy to the great good your medicine.
Peruna, has done for me in chronic
case of eatarrh of the stomach.
Il was confined to my bed for some
time. and could not sit up l was
gradually growing worse. Seeing how
Peruna was recommended for catarrah
I procured some. After taking it a
few days began to get better. l con-
tinued using it until l was able to go
to work on the farm again and now
am in very good health.
Il do honestly believe your great
medicine. Peruna, saved my life, and
1 cheerfully recommend it to like suf-
ferers"
SPECIAL NoTlcE-Many persons
are making inquiries eor the old
time Peruna To such would say.
this formula is now put under the
name OF X A-TAE-Eto,, nannfa ctured
by KA-TAR-NO Com pany. Columbus.
Ohio. Write them and they will be
pleased to send you a free booklet.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-08-21
Shower For Miss Mansfield.

Complimentary to Miss Allie Mans
field, who is to be married on Tues
day, Sept. 3 to Mr.. Edward T. F.ana-
gan. OF Toronto. Ont, Miss Mabel Je-
rome was hostess to ten OF the bride
elects friends at a hosiery shower
Tuesday evening at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Jerome, 202 North
Third avenue.
Miss Jerome's guests were the
Young women of the clerking force OF
the New England store. where Miss
Mansfield has been employed. A four
course dinner was served by Mrs. Je-
rome. assisted by her daughter Myrra.
Miss Mansfield received a nice assert
ment of hosiery. The evening hours
were spent socially. and with music.
Miss Clara Carlton, Of Detroit. Mich,
was the only out-of-town guest.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-08-21
WANT CROSSING REPAIRED.
Club Adopts Resolution


criticizins Third Avenue.
At the regular meeting Of the board
OF directors of the Marshalltown Club.
held Tuesday night, the board went
on record as criticizing the South
Third avenue crossings Of the Chicago
& Northwestern and Minneapolis & st.
Louis railways. A resolution was
adopted calling the councils attention
to the condition of the crossings, and
requesting that immediate action be
taken to improve them.
r. W. McCreery, as chairman Of the
special committee OF the club ap-
pointed to interview the officials OF
the Chicago. Milwaukee & st. Paul
railway. relative to seeing what could
be done to secure a spur into this city
from some point on the Milwaukee in
the south part Of the county. pre-
sented his resignation Tuesday night,
owing to the press of other business.
A. Higgin was named by the board to
act as chairman Of the committee.
Four new members were received
into the club.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-08-21
wEsTwooo DOES WELL.
Rickart Mare Makes Good Showing at
Illinois Meetings.

westwood, Frank Rickart's mare,
which has appeared in many races on
the local track. has made gooc
showing in the Illinois circuit races IN
which she was entered during the
past few weeks. In FIVE starts she
Won second money twice, fourth
money once, and was twice unplaced.
The mare has been in fast company
and finished second III enc race which
was won in time better than 2:13.
Rickart is driving the mare and has
entered her in the Dubuque races,
where he expects her to give good
account of herself. 1t is expected that
her showing at Dubuque will be bet
ter than in the Illinois races. IS in the
former meeting she Will meet horses
entered prior to May Is. while in the
Illinois meetings she was competing
with fast animals entered up to few
DAYS before the meetings.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-08-21

yesterday In New York and the court
was asked to name Samuel NJ. FELTON,.
president Of the Great Western road,
to succeed him.
1.-The plan of appointing Mr.. FELTON,
is said to meet the approval OF the
railroad commission Of Michigan and
to foreshadow a reorganization of the
road. AS the Minneapolis & st. Louis
and Chicago Great Western roads are
competitors in western territory. 1t
was said here today in railroad circles
that the proposed appointment OF Mr..
FELTON, to the Pere Marquette receiver
ship was the reason why Mr.. Erb went
east hurriedly, instead of stopping In
Minneapolis on his return as he had
expected to do"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-08-21
To Whom 4 May Concern.

Notice is hereby given to all parties
interested that the street improvement
certificates covering the cost and ex
pense Of street improvement made on
Fourth street from Church street to
Main street: Fifth street from Church
street to State street; Seventh street
from Church street to Main street;
Eighth street from Church street to
Main street: Seventh street from
Main street to Sunni: street and
State street from Sixth street to Sew
enrh street, are now prepared ready
for delivery to the contractor, and all
parties against whose property or
against whom a special assessment
was levied by resolutions Of the city
council OF Marshalltown. Iowa, and Of
date Aug. s, 1912 and Aug. is, 1912,
for the cost and expense Of the
above designated improvement who
desire to avail themselves Of the ex-
tension Of time for the payment Of
such assessment Of assessments in
seven equal instalIments, with per
cent interest per anEum, must within
thirty days after the Goth day Of Aug
ust 1912, appear at the office Of the
city clerk Of said city and agree in
writing by endorsement on said Ger
tifcate or certificates, or in a separate
agreement, that, in consideration Of
having the Tigh. TO pay such assess
In-T.t o. cssessrnents in installments.
as aforesaid. they waive all objections
as to illegality or irregularity in their
assessments and the prior proceedings
with reference to the said improve
ments. and that they will pay the
same, with interest at s per cent per
annum, as provided by law and the
ordinances governing the some
Dated this goth day Of August, A. D.
1912.
L. DERBY,
City Clerk.
Published in the Times-Republican
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-08-21
BACK TO MARsHALLTowN.
e. r. Gates Returns to City and En-.
cages in Plumbing Business.

Mr.. E. r. Gates, who Is we'll known
in this city but who had to try the
west. has returned to Marshalltown.
He has purchased the plumbing busir
ness Of George Thornblade and has
rented a part Of the store at 100 West
Main street
Mr.. Gates is we'll enough known not
to require an introduction to the public.
He asks that those who are going to
have anything in the plumbing heating
or gas fitting to call on him for his
prices
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-08-21
SEED COMPANY INCORPORATES.
New Enterprise to Be Launches in
This City Next Month.

The NarsnaIitown Seed Company, or
ganized for the purpose Of raising ana
selling field and garden seed, filed ar
ticles of incorporate with the COUNTY
recorder Tuesday afternoon. The new
company is capitalized for $4,000. The
incorporators are T. G. Cartwright,
Fred s. Hynds and +. G. Pierce. who
are also the directors. The articles
OF incorporation provide that the COM
panv will begin business in this city
Sept Is. The present directors are
chozen to serve until the annual meet
ing which will be held the last Tues
day in June. 1918.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-08-21
Local Weather Record.

Eighty-fiv and SO were Tuesdays
temperature extremes, as compared
to 90 and s: for the day preceding. and
81 and 65 a year ago. At o'clock this
morning SIS was registered. as against
66 for the corresponding hour Tues
day morning. The precipitation for
the twenty four hours ending at
O'Clock this morning was .0l OF an
inch.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-08-21
SkARTvEDT DEFEATS DYSON.
Wins City Tennis Championship in
Hard FOUGHT Match

The finals In the city tennis. tourna-
ment held under the auspices of the
Y. VI. c. A. were decided Tuesday
evening. when Skartvedt defeated BY
som in one of the best matches of the
series. Four sets were necessary to
decide the championship match. and
sixteen games constituted the first set
The result was 81: As: Sd: SIS
Play in doubles has been greatly de-
layed by the rainy weather. but the
matches will be played off as rapidly
as possihie
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-08-21
In the District Court.

A suit in divorce has been fled in
the district court by John NJ Moriarty
against Maude A Moriarty, alleging
desertion. The petition alleges that the
couple were married in Washington.
Iowa, Jan. q. 1909. and that the de-
PENDANT deserted the plaintiff some
months ago.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-08-21
MARRIED SIXTY YEARS.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Harrison. Former
Iy Of LeGrand. to Celebrate.

The sixtieth anniversary Of the mar
rage OF Mr.. and Mrs. David Harri-
son. former residents OF LeGrand. is
to be celebrated at Mankato. Kan. the
present home OF Mr.. ard Mrs. Harri-
son. on Monday, Aug IS. Mr.. Harri
son Is brother OF the late Edward
Harrison. Of LeGrand. and a great
uncle Of County Auditor 4. H. Welker
and Mrs. c. H Smith. Of this city.
Several grandchildren. sons and
daughters of the late Mrs. Edward
Ray. of this city, are living here.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-08-21
In the Police Court.

Robert Knabb, arrested on charge
of stealing a bicycle. appeared in May
or Jones court Tuesday afternoon. and
the case continued a second time be-
cause of the failure to secure witnesses
material to the prosecution OF the
case.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-08-21
Notice to Bidders.

Bids will be received up to a. m.
Monday, Sept. 2, 1912, for grading.
which requires the displacement OF
4,2G5 cubic yards. For further par
ticulars inquire George Herman. SUI
perintendent of streets and public I'M
movements.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-08-21
Merrill Case Continued.

The case Of Mrs. Carrie Merrill be-
fore the board Of insanity commission
ers. filed by neighbor charging in
sanity was continued Tuesday until
Thursday afternoon that additional evil
dence might be secured.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-08-21
Card of 1hanka.

We wish to thank the many friends
and neighbors for their beautiful floral
offerings and the help and kindness
shown during the sickness and death
Of our father. John and Adelia john
ston.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-08-21

The Minneapolis Journal of Tuesday
evening says: Called east by i'm
portant business matters. Newman
Err president of the Minneapolis e
st. Louis road. who was here two
weeks ago on his way to the western
end of the line. cut short his stay in
Yellowstone Park and passed south Of
last night, for New York.
Mr.. Erb's resignation as receiver for
the Marquette road was accepted
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-08-21
Pavina Work Resumed.

Paving Work on East Linn street
was resumed Tuesday after delay OF
several days due to lack of material.
Some cement was received Tuesday
and work was begun east Of Second
avenue.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-08-21
UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT.
Tho Merchants Cafe at 81 West Main
Under Manaaement Of W. p. Adams

We wish TO announce to the public
that we will have the most up-to-date
restaurant in the city. We can serve
you lunch or meals at all hours Of the
day or night. We have tables for
ladies. Picnic lunch baskets put up
on short notice. We solicit your pat
ronage.
w P ADAMS.
Prom The Merchants Cafe
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-08-21
I;esn.ad 70 Md

Ozro ]. Meredith. farmer. aged %.
Lynnville. and Frances Hollingsworth.
aged 90. Of Union.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-08-21
Erb Called East: Cuts Vacation Short

Prop. The Merchants Cafe.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-08-21

Published in the Times-Republican
Aug 20 and Il, 1912.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-12
ltnicrc SaseseinteiInns.

0ie 5tpDlffiinbige SageseinteiGung
1T alt unb tpirb duf bic alten 8obnz
lonier 3uriidgefiibrt. Oieie batten
bur9 8eObadtungen erforf9t, boB
innerbalb zines Sobres etpa 5pDlf
MonbumlGufe, oIfo Monbpe9TeI,
itattfanben. sic teiIten bes6aIb ben
Weg Der Some am ltmfang Der
5immelsfpbGre in 5fp0If SeiIe Dber
9dufer, unb in jebem berfeIber fonb
ii9 Die Some nit benz Monbe auz
fammen. WGbrenb Der No9t fab
man BON biefen SimmeIsteiIen biez
ienigen, bDn benen bic Sonne entz
fernt mar, unb maj mertte 1i9 bic
bauptfd9li6ften @eftirne 6erfelben.
4uf bieie Metfe entftanbcn lungs bes
Meges Der Some an Simmel bic
5DOlf &on5tellatipnen bes Sierfrei5es.
Sn ieber berfeIben tDurbe Elm Be-
ftimmter Stern aIs 6aupt pDer Qeiz
ter u1gefeben, unb fem NnFang Be-
5ei9nete ben Nnfang Der entfpre9enz
ben Stunbe, Die bur9 Musrufer bers
fiinbigt fpurbe. Man fonb inbefen,
baB 3p0lf Nbf9nitte fir bic tGgIi6e
periobe etpos lange bouern, unb
teilte f9lieBli9 ieben in 3pei gIei9e
Seile, tpomit man Bel Der 24Itiinoiz
gen @inteiIung onaelongt mar. sSn
einem aus benz IS. So6rbun6ert b.
Gbr. ftammenben debptif9en &0s
niasarobe fiebt man an Der 9ede
stD0lf Sterne %eineemeiBeIt, beren Nrts
fang iiber benz Sori3ont BON Sbeben
ben 8eginn ieber Der ap0If NaGts
ftunben bon Der Mountaineering
big our Moreenr0te on3eigt.
Die 3pOIfeinteilung, bic urfpriingz
li9 bel ben 8abDloniern ent1onoen
unb bon ben Neopptern cngenommen
morben lift. breitete ii9 fpdter gu ben
@rienen aus uno fam BON biefen 3t
ben N6mern unb in bic o~benolGnbi=
f9e &uItur. NIIgemeingiiltigteit aber
bat fte niemals gebabt; bic G6ineIen
bulbigten benz 9eaimalfbItem. onz
bere ofiotif9e @0Iter teiIien ben Sag
in 60, Die Meritauer in a9t SeiIe.
Die dlte @inteilung Der Sages in
speimal 3ip0lf Stunben bGnet aufs.
inniqite nit Der Dirt unb Meife 5uz
IammenL fpie bic Stunbe ermittelt
tpurbe, ebe es me9onif9e llbren gob.
Ser Simmel NOR bamaIs bas ein<
aige 3ifferblatt, bas moi oblefen
@tonnte. 9ies eef4o6 BEL No9t bur9
Wdnter, bic bic Stunbe ausriefen.
TobaIb Der betreffenbe @tern iiber ben
0ori5ont itieg. Sci Sage beoba9=
tete mon bic S9otten an Der Son=
nenubr. 9ie @tunbenbe1timmung
Bel No9t unb Bel Sage gei9ab alfo
in Der dlteften 3eit ouf Qors Der~
f9iebene Dirt, unb man 5GbIte bes=
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unb ebenfo bic No9tftunben. Sene
beaannen nit benz Nufgang Der Son~
ne, bie1e nit ibrem l1ntergang. Sb
biefe bur9 ibr Otter ebrtpiirbige Gin
teilung ,mebr @orSiige als Na9teile
qeoeniiber Der bur9loufenben Stunz
bensGbIung bon l Biz "a bat, 1T cine
Jraae. bic fi9 perf9isbsn bsontpOrz
ten IdBt.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-12

felt be6onbeIt, bon benen nod einsr
8eri9t nur 3psi potientea teiue 8ef-
ferung oufpieien, bic on0eren obai
ale %bonItdnbig oIs sebeil. eutIoTer
fperoen fonnten. 8sIonOsrs outfit
Zig NOR Der @rfolg BEL einem jun
gen MGb9en BON Is Sobren. BEL BEN
infoIge elmer &rant6eit bic gon5t
&opfbaut pDnig tab! sepOrben mar
nod Der 8sitrablung ober fi4 pieoel
nit bi9ten unb longen 9ooren BE-
bedte. Io9 feds Msonaten bate ftd
Elm Giidfou nur an Elm ooer 3fpei
SteIen bemertbor gemo9t, bic barn
oufs neue be6anoeIt purben.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-12
GntwidInng bes Surbenfumes Bel
&inDern.

&iI0ern.
Sn nensIter 3eit tperOen mebr un6
mebr bic experimental : pfp4olO0i=
f9en Metboben benuBt, um bic Cntz
pidlun9 Der SinnesFunttionen in Der
Rinb6eit gu priifsn. NotiirIi9 linS
babel 3unG9f gsipiKe S9pierigteis
ten gu iiberipinben, Biz man bic
&leinen eingcIsrnt bat. Damn obcr
Iin0 fie bur9ous auberIGfige StiI=
b~ienobiette. 90 bat SO. Sones, Der
iiber bic @ntfpidlung O.s 5orbeniinr
mes i'm pfb9oIosifden Sniitut oss
Qeipaieer 2ebrerbereins ltnterIu9uns
gen o%nftslte, f9on Bel fanfjdbigen
Rinbern fidere @efuItote ermittsIn
f0nnen. Bel bieTen 1T notiirIi9 bic
5orbenempfinbIi9teit, bic llnterfdst=
bung bur9 4uoIitGt unb SGttis
gungserob nod nidt bDnig ousae.
bilbet. 9ieImebr erfGbrt iie in ben
foIgenOen Sobren erbebli9e Sts;gee
rungen, Bis ie am @nbe Der S9uI>
3eit 3nei Biz bretmol 10 eroB NOR
oIs i'm 9sginn. Sn Der Geinbeit Der
Wabrnebmung fpielt ou4 bas Sc
f9le9t cine groBe &oGIe. @om 5. Bis
Z Sabre iiberragen bic Mdb9en bic
&noben, tpGbrenb es nodber umge@
febrt lift. 9es tpeiteren lit ou9 bic
8uberIdffigteit Der MG66en grOBer.
8Iau unb @riin fperben f9Grfer pOn
ben &na6en, &ot unb @eIb f9GrFer
bon ben MG69en aufgefoBt. Mm
lei9teften un6 ebsften tpirb bon be
fen Hot tpobrgenommen, bonn fol-
gen 8IGH, @riin unb Self, pGbrenS
Bel Rnaben bic Reibenfplge 8lar.
Rot, @riin, @eIb Ioutet. - @9IisB=
Ii9 mo9t Der ltnterTr9er nod barr
ouf oufmertTam, oaB GmpFinbli9tsit
unb 3uberIGfg.9feit unobbdnaig bon
Der Sntelieen3 Der &inber finb.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-12
utMts ans
Aatnr. urA EptlkunnP.
&c uciken 8Intf6rperden.

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Gs lit beute iebermanu betonnt,
boB Der menf9liGe Orgonismus HE
ousgefsbt bebro6t 1T BON ben pin5is
gen mitroftopiffen Qebepeleu ouf Ger
9ren3e apii9en Sier unO Pflan3e,
ben 8otterien. Gbenfp befannt lit
ober ou9 bos @orban$eniein notiirs
Ii9er S9uBpdue, Ddmme unO
9ilfstruppen our Nbpe6r bieier
f9G0li9en Ginbringlinge. Mit Dem
&f 3pif9en biefen S9uBDorri9z
tungen Oss Organismus unb ibren
@egnern beT9dftigt fid PrpfeRor Or.
s. 8. S9lei9 in elmer in Stuttgart
erIdienenen 3sitf9rift. Snsbefonz
bere ipirb babel ben ipetBen 8lutz
tOrper9en cine poblgelungene Wirs
bigung auteiI. Mne @etpebe, fogt
Or. S9lei9, bic feiten pie Die fliii@
figen (benn aud bas Blut 1T Elm Sc
tpebe in glei9iam gef4mDl3enem 3uz
ftdno), perben bauernb bur9pa1e
bert BON elmer Nrmee bon @etpsbsz
poli3iften, ben tpeiBen 8luttOrper4en,
ben Granddaughter. 9iefe finb gu Ell
ner Dirt StroBenpoli5eitdtigteit bon
Der Notlir obtOmmanbiert, nm auf
onen Megen unb plGBen nod benz
&e6ten 3u feben unb @ogobunoen,
1tnrubeIifter unb Hubeit0rer gu umz
fte1en uno All berhaften. sic maiden
bos ober einfa9er ols un1ere ifGDtt~
f9e Sermonbab: fe berboften bic
@tromer ni9t nlir, inbem fe ie in
ibre Mitte nebmen unb ins 3el1ge~
fGngnis, oie nG9fte 2hmpbbriife, Die
oft itroBt BON Tol9en 3eGgefangenen,
gu bringen, fie maiden meiit bel
tiir5eren pro3eB, fte frefen tie BEL
lebenbigem 2sibe ouf. Sc 1T Elm
punberfames @ebeimnis, nie bi:is
meiit einfam bur4 bic ftinen Stras
Zen 3iebenben MG9ter Der Hube fi4
bo, no @efabr 1T, fdneG ole gu Sill
fe tommen obne Bfiff, obne &ut.
obne Sslep6pn pber MeIOun9: I'D
Jeinbe finb, tommen fie in S9aren
Berbeigef6Ii6en pie bur9 @itterung
aus tpeiter Jerne. 9as lit bic
pbogo3btofe Metf9nitoffs, bic iibsr@
an, mo 8otterien ins @etpebe geraz
ten iirb, brett beoba6tbare SreBS
tompogne Der peiBen S9ubtruppe
oes 8Iutes unb oner @etpebe, bas 1T
bic bioIogif9e Gorm Der Nbfpebr ge>
gen 8otterier, bic Sorm Der 5%eluloz
rem Nbpebr gegen jebe 4rt BON Sn~
FELTON,.