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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1912-03-09
YOUR QUESTIONS ANSWERED.

If you would like to have answer
led any particular question each OF
any week from "The Suggestive
Questions on the Sunday School Les
son." by Rev. DR.. Linscctt, send in
your request to this Office, giving the
date of the lesson and the number
of the question you wish answered.
You may select any question excep.
the one indicated that 1T nay b
answered in writing by mem bers OF
the club" DR.. Linscott VIII aEswe,
the questions either in these csl-
umns CT by mail through this Office
Don't forget to state what these
"suggestive Questions" are to you.
Give your full name and address
Send your letters to the Question
Editor CT the st. Tammany Farmer.
Answer to question from read
err of the suggestive questions on tins
Sunday school lesson 70 rFeb. IL
1912, by Rev. Dr.. Linseatt:
Lessen, Luke 2:40-52.
Question 6. Verses 41-42-What
per cent of children who are relig-
iously trained by mother both wise
land good will develop into strong
religious characters?
Answer: Jesus not only hal the
advantage Of a wise and good ances-
try, but also of very devoted parents
who dedicated him to God even be
fore he was born, and who from the
beginning, both by precept and ex-
ample, trained him in a religious
life. Without taking nto ccas;dera-
ton Christ's divine nature, ans
thinking of him wholly as man, we
may safely say that Jesus owes much
to his religious training for his after
Wonderful career. This is the story
which suggests the question that
am asked to answer. Taking the
|evident meaning Of the question,
am bound to give an unqualified an
|swer that all children may be train
led SO they will develop strong relig-
Iious characters. Their training
fought to commence long before they
|are born We read of some men
who were filled with the Holy Spirit
from their youth; men VINO were
born with a religious disposition or
cast of mind. This disposition was
PARENTAL, and when supplemented
with good example and wise training
there is no possibility for such child
rem to be other than religious Re-
|igion, under normal conditions, is
just as natural to human being as
and when this pre-dispcsi.
ton is properly developed, it results
in . strong Christian character. Il
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1912-03-09

parents would begin early enough to
train their children, they would all
become Christians. A mother whose
thoughts are Of God, and who spends
much tire in thinking of spiritual
things, and dedicates her child to
God before birth, and whom from the
beginning teaches him Jesus, may
surely depend. that that child will
i've to some purpose, and be an hem
or and credit to his parents. to the
community, ind to the cause of GSd.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1912-03-09
LOUISIANA SOIL.
Illinois Expert Buys Carload for Fer
tiliZer.

New Orleans, March AT last
that old hackneyed saying, "cheap as
dirt" which has been in vogue since
Methuselah was an infant, has re-
ceived knockout blow and that
wight here in Louisiana.
That Louisiana dirt is not cheap,
out is good as gold, has been proven
time and time again by reclamation
experts, who have found the State
veritable Eldorado, but it was not
until yesterday that an order from
far-away Chicago was placed here
for a solid carload of Louisiana viz
gin soil, and all of it is that.
Yesterday morning F. ELTON
Schnideau, the farm land dealer, re-
ceived letter from Richard S.
Kirchbirger, of Highland Park, ILL.,,
in which that gentleman requested
him to send him a carload OF Lou
isiana top soil. Mr.. Fritz Bahr, enc
of the best-known horticuiturists IN
and about Chicago, has pronounced
the Louisiana soil as the very best
on earth for flower gardening.
At the Chicago land show held
two years ago Mr.. Bahr, who is q
friend of Mr.. Kirschbirger's, visited
the Louisiana booth and there OBJ
tanned a sample of the virgin soil.
He took it home with him, and bring
ing it in his laboratory, conducted
series of Investigations that re-
suited in his going into ecstacies
over "Louisiana's priceless heritage"
The carload of soil will be shipped
to Chicago by Mr.. Schindeau. Spring
flowers that will bloom in Highland
Park in the future will be i-ore
beautiful and fragrant than ever.
The top soil has been valued at
Sc per ton as commercial fertilizer
by experts.
In his Investigation Mr.. Bahr as
certained that radishes matured
earlier and were of superior growth
and flavor" also lettuce grew quick
er and with longer leaves, showing
that this was 1.-THE 'fdeaT soil ana by
far the best for lettuce culture" In
the floral world he found that this
soil grew ''stockier" plants, better
foliage and larger flowers.
Do you know that all the minor
ailments colds are by far the most
dangerous? 1t is not the cold itself
that you need to fear, but the seri-
Gus diseases that it often leads to.
Most Of these are known as germ dis
eases. Pneumonia and conssimp-
ton are among them. WY net take
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and
cure your cold while you can? For
sale by ell dealers.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1912-03-09
The Men Who Succeed
heads of large business enterprises

as heads of large business enterprises
are men of great energy. Success
to-day, demands, health. To all is
to fail. It's utter folly for a man te
endure a weak, rundown, half alive
condition when Electric Bitters will
put him right on his feet in short
order. -Four bottles did me more
real good than an yother medicine
l ever took" writes Chas. 3. Allen,
Sylyania, Ga. After years OF SUI
fering with rheumatism, liver troub-
les, stomach disorders and deranged
kidneys, am again, thanks to Elec-
trio BitteTs, sound and we'll" Try
them. Only fifty cents at all drug
gists.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1912-03-09

Z : r. -
All persons are hereby warned and
prohibited from cutting. burning
deadening. carrying or floating away
or otherwise injuring or destroying
any trees. timber or wood growing Or
lying upon the 'ands Of the UNDER
signed. The re also prohibited
from hshin .iunting or trapping
with dog. or torch or trespass-
to the unf 80 yned.
Il. r. ROBERT.
H. II. NAYrlELD.
H. ]. NAYTIELD.
B. a. ORR.
JAo. PROVOST.
no31-tf GEO. II. CAUSE.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1912-03-09
X. II. BARROW
Surveying, Engineering and Mapping
Member Louisiana Engineering
Society.
odice52s Whitney Bldg. Phone
Main 1881.
ABSTRACTS.
ST. Tan,rnany Parish.

st. Tammany Parish.
Complete abstracts made Of titles to
any property In st. Tammany
Parish, or its towns, giving full
Information regarding ownership,
description, boundaries. mortgages,
taxes, etc.
Address: LLOYD PosEY, Atty.-at.
Law. proprietor. Of St Tammany
Abstract Records. Room z, Masonic
Temple. New Orleans.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1912-03-09
What We Never Forget

Enccording to science, are the things
61ociated with our early home life,
snneh - Bncklen's Arnic aSalye, that
Il mother or grandmother used to cure
az burns, boils. sores, skin erup-
fl0ne cuts, sprains and bruises.
4 6rty years Of cures prove its merit.
a 1yrivaled for piles, corns or cold-
Only IS cents ct all drug
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1912-03-09
TIE MONEY SAVING STORE
Ahita Springs, Ia.
Ed. ]. IERREBOnAE, Prop.
S...
NOTICE.

This IS to notify the public that
am applying for pardon
BERL PAIN.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1912-03-09
J. M. YATES,
Parish Surveyor.
-
FOLSOM, LA.

All orders left with Howard burns
at Covington. La, or addressed to
j. M. Yates. Folsom, La. will re-
ceivc prompt attention.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1912-03-09
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
J. F. BUQuol. NJ. u.

Residence No. 1112 .23d Avenue,
Two blocks from public school build
ing.
Hours II to 4. r..or~ .'ly
, 1912-02-21

the fifty four persons indicted in connection
with dynamite outrages, rests upon forty
thousand letters seized at the Headquarters
OF the international Association of Bridge and
Structural Ironworkers, duplicating practically
all the officials and others as abettors and
accessories during six years. 1t is among
the most remarkable trades union conspi-
racies known.
London, Feb. 17th-At Sydney NJ. G. G.
versus New South Wales scored 315. for
their first innings, Rhodes 119. New South
Wales in their second innings scored SO for
one wicket, Trumper So.
, 1912-02-21

Exchange New York and London, sight 4.874
London, February 10th.
Dem. Crystals 2Os. 3d.-21s. Cd.
C,,ao. Muscovado, floating terms in
'o' bond, las, O.-14s. Sd
German beet SO f. o. b. October
delivery los Sd.
Java Sugar 5000 Gibraltar or Channel TO,
orders, floating terms, los. Gil
Demerara Rum, Is. 2d.-ls. SD.
Cocoon Trinidad, good middling Red. pr cwt
SOS. Cd.
Cotton, Medium Fine Stat Liverpool, uomiua
Is. Sd.
Bank of England Rate of discount 81.
Consols rs 1916
Three per cent Rentes in Paris 94Sl
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-22
1lukzNabri9ten.
Eineinnati. q. cftob.r.


SIM gintinuatier 9ifrift mar Der 8lus
beinabe ftationdr unb berielbe hattie am
aberb BET bieiigsr Staot eiuen @aiisrTans
bon 1873 Gus.
Die fsIseassu DtpsiA.n trafsn nasreas
stssefrigen Sases Bier ein:
8ittssnra ~. Ser Ftgf bat sinsn
Baferfaro ssn 3,9 Sut unb feigt.
8art.rssurg, ss 81. Der stus bat
.inen 1aferfans ssH 4.5 Gus uns taat.
Gstf.ttsbar7. Ca. Der S[us 6at eiHsH
BaN.rfans bon 3.8 Gus uns faIlt.
AanaDba sails. B. 8a. Der FtuS
Sat eiuen BaF.rfanb ben LIZ Sui aus fteigt.
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vt. SIsaiant, gs 8a Der 5lus bat
.in.n Hafsrtans soH 2.7 Gus unb faQt.
Sorts smouth. .. Der Stus Sat stnen
MaferHass ben 5.3 GUS uns faat.
9suissttle. "a. Der 5IuS b1t siueu
HaHsrssab ssn 81 Sus uns faut.
esaasstt[e. 5ns Der Stu5 sat einen
RaHerfaxs ssH 40 GUS uao ltebt.
gatrs, II. Der SIus bat eiasa BaHsr.
fanb bon l2.4 Gub uab ftetgt.
gtsmpbis, Seau. Der Slus bat etnsH
MaHertano bon 8.3 t5ub uno itetgt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-22

6e6e( felt berb1tn0en mar. Io8 cine
gnoe oieieS smeiarnligen SebeIa mar
etrpa3 berbrettertt, un0 ouruuT ftel DC
oben eingeDorfere 0titn5e, bra6te
ourd ibr @eDiht oen Sebelarm gum
Sinfe1t tDoourh Ii6 ocr an0ere Scs
beldtm bo6 unb nit tbm 3ugleih bic
GentilItonge, 10 oaB iih oo5 @elttil
0ffnete un6 oas @eIbDoIIer elnen
9luQen6ltf hprausfloB. SobaIo aber
bic M}un5s bon ierem Derbreitertsn
Nebeleuoc heru6fteI, mos 1oTort Qe'
itab, hob lid oiier SebeIarm mieoer.
Ser onocrc ienftc lid lnO 0a5 8entlt
pur0c mieoer geidllpIierl. Ter Wted)oe
ni5nus 0icIcs @etbuaiicr=2 =2lutomatcn
entiprodJ olio Gcnou Dem rnlerer
,,Qtutomaten" unO mar ilber0teS audi
uenou 10 croft. fonItrltirt, oaB er mn
auf W}iin5cn bcItimmtcr @roBe uto
Ge1tinmtem 8elpid3te rra9irtc.
gSer fenl1t nidlt Sic picI6eruicne Gi.
Qenart lmQoriichcr 3igeuncrfapclten,
0QB Der Grimaeiqer eineu @ait Ser
Gin 6eionoere3 Dohc5 Sri1fgeIo giebt,
ieinerieit8 oo0urf ebrt unD olts3eih.
net, baB er ir1enO cine beliebte, 3lra
n1eiIt Don Dem betre1ienoen 8aIte ge-
.lpiitibtc@eiie qIei6Iam filr i'm alIein
inter aQen 80Iteu ipieIt, iuoem cr
linn oie Geige ans Gbr b0It un0 ibr
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Ioft - MIR fjir i'm? g2er bieltc oas
nift fitr cine uuf llnQartid)em @ooen
crlpad)iene huruftertIttite giqenart
iener 3iqernerfapeQen? 2laein mir
leIen BET Eetror, Dem bcriihnltcu Ga.
tirifer Ser g}erortiiden 3eit, I'M ,8oIt.
muhl Dcs Grimalhio", &apitel %
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Sunfte fortgetragen lpuroe, oa trnt
linn 3u Sdlipteu Giu 1SlDtenipieler NIT
elmer gon5 fIcinen 5lote, oltf Ser or
nGhreno neS ganSen &eges III iold)er
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Gin 8ebeintniB ms Shr."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-22

rstier Niater 108 - 11Oc, IT.. 8 bs. 103--
lose. 10. 4 rettsr 3O--1O5c Der BufbeI.
Bertauft nuroen: l Gar 30. 4 rotber @iEt.r
3u 95c, l Gar DO. ,u lose Gar DO. Az 92e,
500 Du. DO. NIT Moaaen az 1O0e, 300 Bu.
DO. NIT sorn su 9Oe. / Gar SO. rotber
gSinter gu 106e auf benz SeIeife.
0eIi&tern. Martt lit rubtq uno
fen. 10. neises 69--70c, 10. peibes
67l a-6S14e, 10. 4 4seit.ss4 -see, 30. 2 a.Ibes
66--67e, no. 3bo. 65-65l5e. SO. 4 DO. SO
65--651ac, no. 4 bo. 63--65c, meises aolben.
torn 66-6se. seIsss DO. 65-87e, aen,iidbtes
DO. 65-67e Der 8uitel. Ysrfauft puroen
! Gar sls 4 aebes gu 651le, l Gar DO. su
CSC, ! Gar So. 8 DO. su 6519e, 700 Bu. 80.
5 DO. 5u 65e, 2 Cars SO. 8 neises su 6715s,
Gar DO. gu 68l4e. Gar No. 4 DO. III 64c,
6ar DO. AZ 62c, 200 gu. tpeises mad grob.
su SOC, Gar 30. gtmiidtes Al S3c, Sur
aemiittes mad probs gu 601fe, 100 gu. Sc.
eemifdtes nit Bei,en ,u 63e, SEQ 8u. DO.
init Noggtn su Csc, eargelbss aotbsntorn,
nenes, su zoe AMI benz 6eI.iie.
eakr-- Martt in ruhia unb ifetie. 70.
2 neittr 35il-37e, stanbarb seiser 35--
351ae9 80. 8 wetbet 33I44-341ac, 30. 4 neiser
32--33e. SO. 2a.mifdter 84h--35e, 10. ;
DO. 4--Akc. as. 4 b. 32--3316s Der 8u.
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@ar go. a DO. su 34c. gar DO. au 321ac,
Cara %. Al 33c, Gar iueib.r nat) grob,
Al 32c, Gar bo., bin burnt, Al 32c, Gar
Stanbarb peiber 3u Bic, 750 Blu. gio. 3 met.
Der nit aorn IN SAVE, 750 gu. no. 4 wei.
ser nit 8ose.n Al 33c auf Gem 6el.iis.
AssseM.--Wartt milliger. TO. 2 73-75e,
10. 3 68--72e, go. 4 S6-66e. 9trfauit nur.
oeR: 500 9u. no. 3 nit tforn ,u Tic, 500
Su. SO. 3 DO. nit Safer III TIE, 500 8u.
nad 9robe nit @si,en All 60e, 500 Blu. Ns.
2 Al 75e auf benz 8eleife.
@e rite.-so. @inter 50-70c. No. 2
Griibiabrs 73 --S3c, SO. 8 70-7Sc, Ns. 4
60-70s; 8utt.rserFs 40-Soe per Bu.
0ertenmlli. Gribia5rsserts 70
--83e ber Du.
Srstei d Ser y.tr.is..Sr.irs nit s.ri..
aiseuam sleiaen saa. BEL o,ris.n 5aarss:
Sttobsr, 20. 1912. Sttob.r, 20. 1911.
@et,en, 80. 2 rother $500. .110e 1O2e
6eli&fsrn, 70. 3 qemifAtss 65: Tie
SAFER, 80. semtihter neusr 34Tt 481ac
RogseR 10. ueuer ..... 73e lPOc
Seu 10. 2imotts. 1890 $22 OF
Bhists.
Der Tdr.t SIR H.ti1. 8.v'atit Sxrs,u
1180 Sbs. DiHia.rs Sinifbes Ssass a2f
Der ssTs bon $l.ss Der Saaaa..
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-22
9rb 0ppS1 Wtarlt.
gineinnati, 21. sttcb.r 1912.

eineinnati, 21. Sttcb.r 1912.
5n Der oeriIoii.nen @oG. mar Der Worft
,i.mlif lsbhaft unb BITE Wrtii. par.n feH.
Srubjahrs. Stoife pnrbeH am meift.n aebau,
belt. Gi. foIa.nben auotiruna.u purbsn
am Sdlut Der gBOde namhaft s.matt:
@ranner IusItn-8rsat Sans 6 e15e
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hrrfon Tnnitn 6kc. 1Iron 6t@c gridhfpR g g
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gIf Riher u u u 7he, greot gpeftern 78 {,
peeperef 1914 2oc DO. ga 1sc. Utica 1914
17cSt. RrtGbton eit r. 17e. 30. to/4 toe,
tt1se, Fruit Of tbe eocm sac QunshaIc aHc.
rPnfonhine alhe, 5iu skr. eope rae. gGirs
tfrop e&c, .Narber 7c, ssoroctsgTp.Hct ~,
SIo @Ioro 64c, Truc RIre &c, 2iberir csc.
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oo. oLi 1910 Priohtor 1olA pic. 10. o4 foc.
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nrnue 5hc 9friH Tnbes Pacifc chc Ndtio-
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Ttof- s-7horrshYr 7he. por-noh 7Hc.
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MMs,pdrtige Wdrtte.
RenDsrf, 21, Sftober


Netr.- 3ufusr 81 1877 Bbls., Serfsnst
28.203 8bis. Der Wartt mar beute ftetia.
eprius Satsnt $4.60-4.so, Bint.r straitat
A.4o-4.50, Bint.r Satents $4.7o-5.l5.
eSrins clears $4.25-i.5O, Binter ertra,
10. ! $4.10-.20, 30. 2 DO. 400 10,
Ranfas etraiebts $4.15-4.26.
AssssnmttI sar heute fstia. Hair
bissutes $S.75-5.So, Ssise bis fsnes 1895
40.
Bn&s.t,en In rubis Az $2.Oe
-2.26 Der loo Yfuns fair Bis aates $.2s5
-S.l6, 6siee biS fanes $5.oo-5.25.
aiSMebt it fetia. 6eines SeiSes
xnb selbes $l.s0-l.65, grsseS $1.6S-1.6O,
Nilnbrieb $4.20.
1uAs nsmin.H. ameriean s5.
xnb Ganasian Csc c. I. I. 1es osrt.
Fsssen Ia it.tis. Hs. 8etsrn 71e
CT I. SafaIs.
snt: in Hstis. xsl,ssrs. ssxs
{. y. Dnhals.
1ei,.n.-sufuar s3o. 900 b.. s.rraast
901, 1903 Bx. Narst ii itstia. r.. . rstker
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{. s.S f4simmewS. Hs. 1srtberu DuIuts
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SOC. Ko. 8 39s. 10. 4 371Ie.
3sx III a.tig. -yrima l20e, Ns. / l15e,
Ns. 2 lose. r.. ; $50.
@stfen 1T itetis. State srsinSr.r Bis
&siee 1912, 27--33; 1911, 15-20c; -.
eifie Scat srsindr.r Bic dsies 1912, 1s -
23e; 1911 20-21e.
@11te nnS fsH. Geatral xneriea
2St4c, DeSsta 2734-2es4e.
4eSer Ii fer. e.mIsf 27-2se.
4srt III fttis. 6amils $22.50 - 1850,
Dsrt clear 2.00-24.00, REL $19.50--
2o.eO.
sect IN tart. tamiI, t22.os- $500,
Ntt s1s.oo--1s.oo. Dssf-64inssn $500
---sl.6o.
Gxt Re ats ens H.tis. sepss.rte BEL.
Ties, 10 bis IA $fS., 14-l4l<s, b. e1ut.
terms <-SHs, b. G4iafsN lac.
GAnaI,M fhnad. Seibble Del trimG
$1l.S0 l1.S0; Kaffnirter ii nilia. Gsati.
mat ,Is.65. 8. a.$lS.3s, GsmSsaRS 8h
SHE.
fsrs IN rabis. Yrima Sits ~ 63se,
GssMtri 6-sAe, Special 7ke.
9Aa nh eli q amen % 81 ID pillis.--
4rtms rstes ~ $4.74-4.sO, |rima GsMner
selbes $s.00-6.17.
yArsIeum n tssis. RafFnirtes
Rev Dsrt 1855, v5iIasslptia xHb3 b3sltinsr.
46. ~, b. In DxIt $4.65.
DstIs II rubis. Ssmsets tleese D5is
81-32f.
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ueberitmt bes Cincinnati Il
Wtarftes,
fAr bic Wontas, ben 81. Stt., 1919
enbioenbe Ro&e.
stsanaatt, 2l. O,tob.r lsl2.

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10 Hur aaf eGsrst frastGltisRen. Del
fleixeren OefAdfteu perssa etsas tStere
treiie bere4aet.
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acknowledgements Nartt
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elear eeiten IL - 12Lt, 9tuItern H.
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Nus benz Qeben elmer

aus benz Qeben elmer
none. Die Seeonemonen,
bieie anmut6igitsn 9ebilDe Der niens=
ren Sbieripelt, Die 10 felt auf bem
Wte:resboOen tpurseIn, baB lie nur in
Der geipegllng tbrer Irme aIs BERRIES
ter tbiertf6eH 2ebens GuBerii6 sr>
tennbar fino, BADEN ben 8erba6t Quf
Iich gelabsn. Sunnibalisn1us 81 tret=
ben, Der freili6 unter Den 5bierea
our6 ale 8la'ien binburh perbreitst
lit. Gs bat bt86er bel Den glaturfors
i6ern fir eine 5iemlih uusgema6te
Safe gegplten, oqB bic SeeansmpnsH,
Die iibriaens Elm Ilter bon rpenig1ten5
aht eSabren erreihen tonnen, junge
5Diere Der gIeifen 2lrt freifen. Or.
4nnanpale nimmt nun in elmer GU
Inrift an bic ,,Rature" bieIe farbenz
uRo formenprdAtigen Sbiere gegen
eiHe IoI6e 9lnfIage in SduB. 9epba6
a6tungen pGbrenb elmer gau3en Reibe
BON Sabren baben nt6t Die gsrin9ite
Se1tdtigung Dafir erbruht. Wenn
eine jlnge Inemone, Die nod fret, i'm
WaITer i2pimmt, nit Dem &ran8 BON
SanQornen zines Glteren bereits feftz
oetpadIenen Sbieres in 8srii6rung
tpmmt, 10 piro lie nidt feitgebalteu,
uno audi bic Munb0ffnung Der alien
Qnemone blsibt perIhIpFen. 9ieie
6sfreit 1ih Iogdr nit 3iemlidher Gner@
gle bon pem GinbringIing, inbem Tie
ibn nit sen 2lrmen fortIdleubert.
Denn paeegen Elm anperes S6ter, 3.
9. cine Waiferafel, perurt fallen gt-
IaFsn pirb, DaB lie auf bic 5angarme
elmer aIten Seeanemone 9eIangt, 10
rpiro iie alsbalo erariffen, Der Munb
0ffnet lid uno Die 8eute pirD per-
fdludt. 5dnt Elm iptrher 8iFen auf
Die Wtitte Der Shetbe, Die ben obersn
Sbeil Der 4nernpne bilDet uno ron BEN
5ungarmen umtrdn5t ptrb, 10 bIeibt
er 5und61t unbemertt, bis elmer Der
4rme BEL feinen unabldIiigeu 8etpez
eungen 5ufG1i9 ibn beruhrt; Damn
niinmt bas Sbisr ausenihetnlih Die
9eeenpart unb gtutur pes SFremotDrs
pers alsbaiD pabr unb trtfft AnitaIz
ten, ihn fi6 ein5uperleiben. Die Vpre
itellung rpn benz &annibalismus Der
Seeauemonen lit permutblih baourh
entitanosu. baB fid iunge Sbiere our6
anpfpung aus ben alten entpidelrt,
linb puB IS bdnH ausfiebt, ais oh bas
iunge BON oem alten shier espodt
pd1c,
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9tteaas, 21. Cttpb.r.

Nekt. - Der Msrtt 1T Fetio. sSiut.r
@at.nts 81 25-4.75, Straisbts 81 CO.. SO,
Ssrinq YatentssI25-5.3s, Straiabts s4. 90
--425 Bat.rs s3.eo-38o.
1eiseu. --Gir December 921s-925ac,
am 6alus 9214e; iir gtai s6s4 - 977sc,
am sdIub $685.; fir SuIi 9a77ss-94e, am
Shtus 937sc.
B.IfatsrH. - sar 0ftsber 63<--
641sr. am SdIas 6334c; fir DECEMBER 5214
--5312e, am Shlus 5314e; fir Ntai 5a1 d
S2ke, am ShIub 52sSe; fir SuIi 521a--
525s, AM Shlus 523sc.
Saf.r.-EHr December 3211 323ss, ont
shlub 32l4c; fir Ttai 343s-341S, am
Stlub 34sac.
Fssse n.-xs. 2 67-s8e.
@erte. - 1ut. 5utters.rf. 48-53t,
quite bis dolce WaI3serft. 60-73e.
9imstsai men. Vele $500
-4 90 per gentner.
alee aamea. - &I3.0o--18.0o per
gentner.
Weissrt - s17.25 - 1879. Sir
Sttober $17.15 - 1920, am S6lub $l7.l5,
fur 9annar 1920 - 1890, am SalaS
sl9.25, fur Mat $18.85 - 1895, an
Stlnb $18s715.
eAmaG,. - s11.25 Der 100 sfo. Sir
Sttober $l1.40-11 571S am Shlus S11.421s;
fir DECEMBER $111o - 11.20 am Satus
$11.10; fur 3anuar s10.87% - 11.o0. am
shlns slo.921S; fir gtat s10.40--10.45
am Sdlub Sl0.40.
Sbart Stspsnfet u--9sfe $10.5(
- 1l.25 per 100 Biunb. bIr Sttobsl
s10.60--10.80, am Shlus s10.671&; fiji
9an. 22, am sdlub 810221a
| iur Ttai $s.s71z - 10.021a, am Shlul
1921.
Sat .r. - Nartt 1T ftetia. gr.smer
241a-29e, Dars 221z-27c per 9iuns.
eter. - War.t 1T itetig. Srii&e FL -
24c per BxSsHb.
aafe. - geartt III itetig. grsam ny
171ae per $fanA.
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GLtesas. ri. Sftsber 1919

Ninsstet.- 1e.ses s. 45-1o. 80, geras
etisre 81. .40-5.75. neflihe Stiere 5.65-
$50, &tsfers uns Heebers $420 - 40.
aabs xxs eeii.rs 81 80-7 so, Hdlbsr $3.50
-9.75. Wartt laasiam une i'm aIssm.inen
l0e niebriser.
91Seine. - Sei6te 50. .25 - 900, s..
riiAte $0.45-9.15, f6sere $3.50. Is,
ranbe s.. IS - $50. tertel $4.75 - 7.6o.
Marft lansiam uno Sc nisoriger.
6&afe nnb 2dmmsr.- GiR.
heimiidt $3. 50--4.85 ntfflihe $3. 75-4. 10,
S6brliHse ~. .70-5.85, gdmmer: etuteimt.
fAe $5.75 - 7.45. HsHIi&e IS. - TAO.
Martt f&pa9 unb 10 bis zoe niebriser.
8xfxtr. - NiaDsiet $500, S4seiHs
% 900, ctafe n1s 2dmmer $4,000.