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1 VIZ nTi.N lsI1 ~ H.
42f 18th sw. LIT. b. $3j. 90
Ii 7th sc, Or, b. +. $50
1l12 Az sw. Jr, b. 900
JO5 r sw. 7r. b. .22.5O
5zS 9th sw. Or. b.21.D
1902 18th ne. 6r. 2l.09
6S4 I. sw. Gr. h. 80
1907 9th sw, s;r. b. 20. 10
12l5 9th w, Or. b. 1850
4lg It'll sw, 1r. b.2O.W
100 Sth sw, Or. b. 1870
Al Gis sw. sto. DIV 1000
81 NJ sc, Sr. b. 1850
9alh + sw. or, b. 1880
6B 9th sw, 6r, b. 1850
GIL Sth sw', Sr. .11.0
HOG 9th sw, 6r. b. 1850
AT 18th sw. 9r. 1890
ap2 McL'n sw. Or, b. l6. 10
497 l. sw. Or. 1880
81 T. sw. Or. -. l3..5O
APART
l445 f Cap. 5r. &2+.M
ST. 9TH sw, 3r. b. st.20.U )
l2OSia { sw. tir, b.2l.J0
$40 & sw, fl 2. .1Z.JO
COLO
3HS K sw, lOr. b. %. 40
347 Md ay sw. Or. b. @.Oo
2232 9Th NV, t;r. b.l6.a 30
$50 r sw. Or. .14.m
Pip X NV. 30
1l21 9TH sc, Or. ~. 80
For a complete list ca
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FOR RENT HOUSES.
THE T.. II. SMITH COMPANY.


Houses n all localities. . rooms r. l. 9oons.
prices ranging from SEQ to $500.
4 COMPLETE LIST SENT on REQUEST.
THE r. ". SMITH COMPANY,
i40S NEW YORK AVENUE.
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CHARMING f. ROOM AND BATH APART
MENT NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE: $50 MONTH.
CHARLES EARLY. 6l5 14th ST.
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FOR RENT
ALL HOUSES UNDER OUE Control
HAVE REES PUT IN EXCELLENT CONDf,
TON THROUGHOUT
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FOR RENT-BY GEO. W. LINKINs.

THE wASHIN,;ToN LOAN ANp FRI = t0I
PANY. REAL ESTATE bFP tKIMESr
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SIT. D.1147 clst NV Tor
S32.h0. 1929 9Th NV. ar
5000. 400 Il l sy. Or
5000. .1G2l Church, 6r
Sc7 80. ..l2 Y nv. 9r
$25. 80. 1912 Sd NV, Or
s?s.50. o:503 " NV. Or
SIT. 1902 q NV. Tor
So. 70. 12l1 I'D NV. ',r
$50. so. 1927 Srston. Or
5000. CAS- Aoke9 Il. Or
2O.M..71S 12th ne. 1r
1888 9th NV, ~
$3.50. AZ Defrces. Or
S1S. IT'S Lamont st. Or
$3.50. ..511 II NV. ir
SIG. 20. ..20l1 Ii NV. +r
SlS. ~. 1919 duncan. Or y
SiJ.:0. .i0l3 I'd ne, 1r
S14.a..;1Sh. 22d nw.4.h
$3.50. 1915 Duncan, Or
Sl3. 30. 1223 Duncan ne
STORES
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1113 9th ST. NV.
rooms and bath In excellent condition.
fnest location downtown; will rent to desi-
able tenant at $3.50 month Inquire
premises at
NEw YORK REAL ESTATE BROKERS. 1923 r
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] St1 x 7 \. o-.Tr tD.$I.oVU
IL Lafayette 50. $500
3034 Col ri. 30r. 3b.
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fc6.5o. :. .l79 Gl,lun ter
SIS. 80. ?sso French -, oc
$3.50. .a1 .th nc. ~
SIS so. los 10th ne. CIR
$25 no. s46 Kenyon st.6r
So. ~. $40 shepherd. Or
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S2S. ;p.lllT Harvard. or
So. -. ltla Ancs n, Or
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81. so. .3l41 T. nv. in-
S25. ...I.p Fairmont. fr
$24. 80. oU1 9th ne. Or. u
e2a. 80. 1909 Marion. 6r
S22.ho. 7s6 Gresham. or
So. so. so: .s,th rw. Sr
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$22.SO. ;. .tiU2 9th ne. .ir
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80, 80, osa ="
900 -. 20. - 80 -"
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FOR RENT
FOR RENT-BY EDW ARD s. wESCUTT,

1895 7th. stc, Tor. b. 80. 81
1859 Church. 10r. 45. 90
$40 \, llr. l.. 10 81
2li3 v, Tor. l.. ;. 1850
615 10TH. Or. b. 30. 80
l41l 3Otn. Tor. b. 80. 81
SIS h he. 81. l.. 2O.a,'
81 cnes nut 81. 20. ID
2142 +. 7r. b. Is. 80
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PAL. Pa nv. ST. b. so
iDO9l2 24th. S. ID. ~ SO
l225 3otli. 6r. b. .2.t;o
1921 35tL. Or. +. ...2.50
2210 Eye. Or. b. ...l6.0
1921 o. Or. ". 1850
1924 C sw. 1r. ". 1850
23I0 Eye. 1r. w...l5.1
34. p'srct. Or. w. 1850
134 92d, 5r. ". Lat. 1880
221Oh Eye. 7r. w.15.@
GIG 23d. 6r, Wit $50
IT'S 24th. Or. ". 1850
APARTMENTS.
800 14rh, "a, y, l.. ht5O.m
1892 l4th. ID. Or. BIO. 90
&c Q % a. 5r.b .21.5O
1912 n J av, Or, b. .20.50
"a Q ist a. Or 20. 80
STORES.
1893 .th. sto. 10r. II. U.55
s2l 10Th. sto. We. 1000
l744A U. ir. ". 8.I5.5u
COLORFD FLATS.
2O4l l.. I'd II, ar. h.21.G
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FRANCIS A. BLuNDoN
20 q 81. NV
,a.. q phone Tor Weekly Bulletlz.
Main 10
1871 COLUMBIA Roap-IN a PRIVATE RrSI-
's'hc"; an apartment containing three rooms;
i"rfcctty vcItilst"d kitchenrt-.; bath: balcony
With south exposure: private hall: large closets
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THE CONGRESSIONAL"
Is. and Eas. Capitol str.
70 = -tE'ed or tenants account. Immediate
session given. Front apartment OF room
- -. -
N.so iron: apartment ~ five rooms and bath
Trurta roor. $500 mouth. Vacant
uetoh-,- /
tdese apartments cvc-loaa tse Conversational
hrsry and Capitol grounds. Al nlght cleo
elevator service. Excellent cafe IN build
THOMAS j. FISHER 4 co. nc.
s3s loIh 81. NV.
THE WINDSOR LODGE APARTNESTS
2I39 AID 2l4i Wyoming ave.
loot exclusive rstkhhorhoU3 in Washington.
one apartment ros ms aid baths.
.partDcnt rooms and z baths and oue apart.
lept - rooms. baths and !. poryses; electric
.!evatoE: h,gh-Grade Attendance: S76 SgI and
VOL Possession September 1. 1915.
ApisJ - THOMAS J. FISHER q Co. NC.
'3s 18th s.. NV
TIE CHEVY CHASE,
CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE.
tn; located IA Washineton's most beuutlfu.
!bEro: ell outside rooms, excellent service
tents. $40. $50 and $3.50.
THOMAS J. FISHER CO. Qnc.l
THE HADDINGToN.
1910 Biltmoro 81.
TO .gs5 and Is, .Is; d ressp,,oS nsii and
client ne lghboFhoni; electric elevator.
Apply 70 THOMAS J. FISHER & 90. mo,
.3s 18th st. NV.
THE OHIO,
1886 Meridian st NV.
H!gE elevation. all outside roc;as AptP. I
focnl and bath, roo,ns and bath viz. I-rrch
t7r'~ e JAMIE q ~ T. crFSfE rc,-i ~
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SHANNON LECHS. Renting Service.
NJ. 2345. 113 14th st. NV. NJ. ac2,4J
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year ..... .Unl
go 10th. double
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'LTZMAN !INC.,. REAL

R. o. HOFFMAN INC.,. REAL
rance Broker. 1926 N. 7. ave.
OK. t151p p NV. Sr. * az
5000 1929 r. II. 90. 90
.b1o 90 1912 Fla av. Or. .23.O0
r. 5000 l443 W. r.. $3.50
i. .O.0l 1910 Fla av nw, or. 300
;. 400 1850 Fla nv. 3r. .25.C0
. IS 80 1921 p. Or. sto. $500
.3O.65 1926 p. 6r. .2O.51
.So.o6 30 Myrtle ne, Or. 1900
. 30 90 sac 9th sc. .F. .17.GG
j. 80. 90 1854 D NV. or. 1910
.2S.7O R22 X Sc. Tr. 1880
n. 20 1925 I'd. G.. 1850
APARTMENTS.
!. 81 50I III llth NV. 4r. $500
%. Si7 o24 18th. ST.. 5000
.5.50t
OFFICES.
re-. 3rd door. 5000 ana $1,000
Or. .0O.o
STORES.
8. 5000 9TH h Nd av sw. ECO
STABLES.
5000 Rear 1877 18th. 1000
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AIIoSZb -. ELISS PROPERTIES
ONE HUNDRED VACANT APARTMENTS.
ALL IN EXCELLENT CONDITION.
Any SIZE. ANY PRICE. ANY LOCATION.
SEND FOR PRINTED LIST.
BLISS BUILDING.
- Il STREET NV.
PHONE IIS.,S. ls't
Arizona republican., 1913-06-09
RED MAN Collars glAAIklNH0 and ''E. & w.. Shirts always in nANN1 N stock in all styles at 40 North Central "

brands that is of great importance, and that is seeing that none of the brands conflict, that no man has q brand that belongs to another owner of stock even though the two may be seperated by the length of the state.
 When a new bunch of brands is re- ceived in the office, Secretary Hawley who has this work directly under his own charge, has to inspect them for devices that might possibly conflict because each man recording his brand selects the brand he desires, and then submits it to the secretary, then comes the search for conflicts, indicating what a careful indeXing must be kept in ord
 CT to save time in the search. If it is
 found that there is a conflict the sec retary makes brand that does not conflict with any in use or recorded, and sends it to the owner.
 The stock business in Arizona through it's Arizona association and its mem bership in the American national i live stock association, and through the l continual endeavor of the live stock sanitary board which is receiving
 stronger endorsement from the stock
 men every day. is one of the best or ! ganized mutually conducted industries ] in the state one that is continually growing in wealth and influence.
Arizona republican., 1913-06-09
BUSY OFFICE AT STATE HOUSE
Fifteen Thousand Brands Recorded With Livestock
 Sanitary Board; Arizona
 Stock Business Increasing in Wealth and Influence

A glance at the letters of the alpha l bet, the first ten numerals, Q circle, a 1 straight line a square, would not give ! the impression that there are more 1 than fifteen thousand combinations of them applicable live stock brands, 1 with still plenty of opportunity for more combinations that do not con- flict with the others, yet this is true as visit to the office of the secretary of l the Arizona live stock sanitary board will easily prove. Already, strange /as | it may seem, there are more than fif- 1 teen thousand of these marks desig- hating the ownership of animals on
 record in the office above referred to, and in many cases three or more
 brands are recorded in single own
 ership.
 This is not all of it. There are more
 brands being revoked every day. Even though there is objection to the pres
 ent form of tariff there seems to be no
 doubt that there is still money in the
 cattle business in Arizona, as more
 men are embarking in the business eV- | cry month. Already it is one of the
 chief industries in the state with mil
 lions invested in il, and millions of
 dollars being made from it. Not that any one man is making a million a
 year at it, but there are many mer
 who find their investment in the cattle
 business is and has been paying one.
 and with proper care, the demand for
 fresh meat ever increasing, there are 2 many chances to yet make money in
 the business.
 But this story is not about the cat f ! tie bushes in that sense It is to give f 1 some idea of the amount of work that Q has to be done by the three young f ladies who comprise the secretaria
 force of the live stock sanitary board
 and whose duties it is to keep track Q from the reports from the field made & by inspectors. of the number of cattle - in the state, the number being shipped q out. the methods that are used to bene e fit the business, the sanitary measures ,O that are employed to keep the cattl J. from being attacked by disease ant e- also the number of brands, the district lg in which they are ranging, the posi- Id tions on the bodies of the animals tha le the brands are Pfaced, who they beloni )e to and the number of cattle in eacl i- brand.
 Ut The brands are divided still furthe
 into American brands Mexican brand pr and Indian brands, each of which mea l. different things to the different race 10 that use them. The brand books ar or therefore. a it can be easily under O. stood a matter of great importance [ i'll l the stock industry of the state, tn us keeping of them correctly equally ne matter of great importance. There of another thing about the live stoc
Arizona republican., 1913-06-09
PRODUCTION OF NATURAL
 CEMENT.

Natural cement was produced in 1912 in 15 plants distributed in nine states, according to the United States geologi- cal survey there being no change in the situation compared with 1911 ex- cept a decrease in production. The output during 1912 amounted to S21,- 231 barrels, valued at $367,222, com pared with 926,O91 barrels, valued at $37S 533, in 1911, a decrease of 104, 86C barrels. or 11.3 per cent. in quantity and S11311, or 3 per cent, in value The average price of natural cement at the mills in 1912 was Al cents a barrel compared with 40.9 cents in 1911.
Arizona republican., 1913-06-09
GUARDS PAID LOSSES
 FROM BURNING OF CAR
Twenty Four Hours After Blaze 4
 Settlement Is Made


 AprODos of the announcement that United States Marshal Overlook and his nine deputies had arrived safely at the Atlanta federal prison with tv1enty-one prisoners sentenced from Phoenix. a telegram was received by General Agent A. R. Cater, of the Arizona Eastern, signed by the nine guards, telling of the prompt settle ment of the railroad company for the losses the party sustained when the prison car burned at Marion, Texas
 The telegram reads as follows:
 At Lafayette twenty-four hours after our car was burned at Marion. J. J. Averett, claim agent of the Galveston, Houston and San Antonio railroad, paid us in full for all losses sustained amounting to approximate ly five hundred dollars. R. A. Kirk, w F. Brawner. J. T. Murphy, B. w. Za chaw Sam Hayhurst, Garland Golf fey. F. Y Hudson, J J. Sinott, F.. Dupen.'
 This is the first information re- ceived in Phoenix relative to wheth- CT or not the belongings of the party had been destroyed when the prison car took fire and burned to the trucks It was thought because of the short time the party had in which to evacuate the coach that there must have been some losses.
 Other than the fire which removed forever the famous old car the trip was made without incident The tnree nole gas plate from which the fire originated. was purchased in Phoenix and installed just before the trip was begun.
Arizona republican., 1913-06-09
TEa am ara

The feature of the Lamara pro- gram is an Edison film portraying Harry Furniss. the well known Eng fish cartoonist and artist, in one Of his delightful generous modes. Furn- iss is the master Of a young artist. the pupil. who falls in love with the
Arizona republican., 1913-06-09
ADJUSTMENTS
The Lion

The feature of the Lion program today as it was yesterday is three reel feature of Cines Kleine. known as The Miser's Millions" telling the story of an hoarded treasure and the many difficulties encountered by those who come in contact with the trail of it. until it comes into the bands of the persons entitled to 1t The picture is q powerful one in the extreme A penitentiary sentence
 and pardon for rescued life, figure largely in the telling of the tale
 which is well worth seeing. There is Pathe comedy which helps the more serious part of the program
 one of the features of the bill is a picture taken by the Selgs at Pres cott, called The Whiskey Runners.
Arizona republican., 1913-06-09
Tka EmpreSs

Ire Empress
 A new circuit will open tonight at this popular playhouse. The man agement is determined to give the theater- going public of this city as good a line of vaudeville as there is on the road. and with this end in view the change in bookings has oc- cured.
 Jones &. Walton in side splitting rural comedy, The Country Cousin ; comes with the highest of recon : mendations, and promises a line of good wholesome comedy that is bound to please. i Harris & Harris are recognized as A No in athletic circles and i their gymnast act embraces a line ot i comedy work that is of the highest i order.
 ] Tn addition to the vaudeville tho movies will present a two-reel LubiI special "The Power of the Cross.
Arizona republican., 1913-06-09

The Aztec Sun Fete the first of it's kind ever held in the southwest, will not down It is now nearly four months since that magnificent event brought hundreds of visitors to Phoenix drew columns of space from the newspapers all over the country. and imprinted Phoenix and the Salt River valley just that much more firmly on the map
Arizona republican., 1913-06-09

daughter of his preceptor, but who does not succeed very well in his chosen profession. By the help of his teacher, however, everything works out all right "A Girls Bray cry" is a sweet love story telling of the rescue from a Watery grave of a young fellow by his sweetheart who is an expert swimmer even though a simple country girl. Max. the Pathe comedian, shows up well in a comedy that brings a big laugh.
Arizona republican., 1913-06-09
SUN FETE PICTURES USED
 BY THE WARREN BROTHERS

feature of the Aztec Sun Fete, moving over bitulithic paved streets in Phoe- nix Arizona"
 IL was campaign of advertising that attracted no small amount of attention and probably resulted in as much fav- Orable advertising to Phoenix a prog ressive city as it did to Warren Broth CTS a a progressive concern. Two of
Arizona republican., 1913-06-09
THE DEAR GIRL

What are you doing, Polly?" ask ed her mother.
 I'm knitting Mumie dear replied the young woman. T heard George say the other day he was afraid he'd have to buy a new muffler for his car and I thought I'd knit him one as a sort of surprise. ..'-Harper's Weekly
Arizona republican., 1913-06-09

necessity figure prominently, But that is just exactly what did happen.
 When the parades were in progress. Power Conway, representing the War ren Brothers, holders of the patented bitulithic process employed in the con- struction of the pavement and the ap- plication of the wearing surface. caused a series of most interesting pie
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-08-22

9~foIQs pcn Gnleibsn uno briiden=
Den S6ulosn, ois 8robmadtspolitit
Sapans, Die in gar teinem @erhdltnis
III ieinen mittelitaatliflsn 6ilfsquel=
fen iteht, Ole ltnterhaltuna zines toit>
ipieIigen Srieasapparotes. Grperiz
mente in Der 9erpaltung uno =
last not least - Die iihertriehen
bohen 3ouidBe eeraoe auf G%eosnitdus
Sc oes tdaliden @sbrauhs. Mdn err
innert ii6 nod oe5 ben Sen berri6enz
hen &reiien i'm Namsn oes Sellers
:rlaHenen 0etrets. oas CUR Gini6rdnz
flung uno 9ehirfnisloIioteit ermahnt.
Glaubte man aber oamit cine grt
Spartanernolt heran3u5iefen, 10 ssis
gen jeBt Die Satidden. Dap man ii6
1ri;noIi6 perre6net bat. Ginihrdns
tuneen peroen ~aGeroin9s 9emad)t.
aber auf sinem Gebiete, no es teiner
csipiiIsnhaften 8eeisruno eripiiridt
Iein fam: auf Dem 8ebiste Ser 9oltsz
e%rsiebunQ.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-08-22

QfIcn3en : Snouftris Miro empfohIsn.
5Lt Qusro;tune Der 0ifteIn Die
S6dufeIn an einem gsDohnli6en
Gultiuutor ourd MeTer Gogeuannte
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llrtraut chen unter9alb ser Groobers
flLhe obi6neiosn. 100 oleroinos Der
gooen 3u iteinia unb IonItipie fir els
ne osrartiee gsar6situng ungseignet
1T, mub man fhon pisoer auf ben
Gultiuator nit Sddufeln uno 3Gbs
men 3uriidtommsn. 8isjsnigsn 9iiteIs
t0pfs, neI6s our4 Die 3dbns binourh
inIipisn, miifsn fenn jeoo6 nit Der
6dde pertilgt psr0en.
Gs If rattan, Elm nit Oiitsln infis
smisrtes Qano i'm SUM-. beuOr Die Die
fteln anfangsn gu blu6en, um3upfIus
zen un0 Damn nit Der G9ge gu bears
beiten, foodB mar tsine 0iiteIi6oBs
linQe auftommen idbt. 3usrit 1T
pieQti6t elm 8psimaliges gesggen in
Der Wofs notipsnhg. bod ipGter ges
Mat elm einmali9es 8earbsiteH dae
3pei Wohen. i%poraEi man iAIieBliA
ods Qano brad Iisgen I1bt. Sm
ndaitsr Sabr pir6 iih Damn taum
nod cine 0iitslpfIan3e 3eigeE.
Mir fiihrsn ben Qe'srn in u%niersr
Q6biloung mebrere 4rten bon
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-08-22
Rideana Scr MGoden'Gr5ichnug in
Sdpnn.

Gs 1T cine oufFu1snoe 3eiterIdeis
nune, odb in Sapnn ein Riidoone i'm
S6uIbtiuh ser Mdbhen gu perseihs
men 1T. pdbreno Die 3uhI Der '6ulbez
Iuten6sn 8naben untsr oenielben
g%sbinQun1tn unouseeieBt in Der SUE
nabme tsariffen 1T. Gin 8runo fir
oieis Grfteinuna oiirfte in Den ers
Itptrten Observation-Disclosures in
MGo6enituIer gu iufen iein. 0od
lit 0isS pbne 3neifel niflt Ser MIDI
tiS'ts 8runo. ME gentle idpdnt'fe
9lGtter QIolben mpt,ten. Die tpohre
llriahs oiiyite pielrsbr in einm Rid
Thlaa gu Iuten isin, Der lid aeaens
tpdrtio in Der bisheriQen gegeiltsrun5
fir srtpeitsrte ;Frouenbilouna bemertz
bar madlt. Die 10 a~uifallenb raid
Fortitrcitenoe .8leihitellunQ Der bel
sen Geifllthter" f6eint oerpiien 8rsis
ZEN llnruhe einsufIpBsn. pofir oie
neucntItanSenen 0srsine geasn Die
-mpoerren Irausn" ssnii9eno 3euQs
mis- obItaen. Disis Mbneiauna 1T
FrsiIit uitt ais %tultursa poIitiThe
Rtattion ouf3ufaFtr, ionoern hat
eirt ibrsr 0urssln, Die itortite nieIs
Ieidt. in Ser algtmeinen 2suernrs.
Nar beoirut ebtn Die Ginihrdntun9
Re: o~enitniatn aussdbsn, Die man
fir Die tn;ttbyIitfen bait. uno IN
,irtn 2dnoe. in sem bis nor lpsni9sn
Sahr3tbnttn oas Wsib ncb ais aon3
undergraduates Weieu betrahtet MUIR
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htutt roh cls iolhss bstrattst piro.
iduqt locii5erreiie Sic GJipdrnis BET
Ser W}lNter<r2ishuna an. Ttt urs
fade dttr ser 10 u%naeheLren Grtffres
rurQ Oltr 0ttensho;ngunasn II be-
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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-08-22

out pernolteten Moltereien ftnmmt,
boufia cine aubersspohnIi6 grobs
Wsnae bon gattsrisn nufpsiit uno
pom battsriologiifsn S~tonopuntt'
aus f9ls6t 1T. SO puroe fsitges
ftent, oaB in iensn Moltersisr Die
Worqenmil6 nit Der Qhmittagss
mild oesfelben 9agss nermifht. uno
oisfe WiIdung an ndditen Moraen
petIonbt miro. Cine 5olee ooDon
If, boB ii6 in Der MiI6, DeI6s Die
gauge 9agesbiBe ~uus3utuIten bate,
cine Wenae gatterisn sntpide!n, .be
lie "a Stun6en oft piro. Cine be-
b.utsn6s 8erttTsrung tuurce :r5islt,
penn Die @6.nomil6, Die nur nab
rsno Der tibIersn Stunosn Der
Naht gsbolten gu psrcsn broudts.
nit Der Worgsnmil6 o.rmiiht uno
oann eIsid berianot pur6s. IN
oieism Sole ihidt Der 6armsr Die
WiI6 Der Giienbobn obsr i'm s~Isttri@
fhsn Wdqsn I'm cine oosr Snel
Stunoen ipdter al, al5 urtsr Der
alien Getpohnbeit. Der llnterf6iso
in Dem botterioIogiiden 3uituno Der
inter 6ieIen bsiosn Metboosn psr@
Idn6ten Wi!h 1T Elm 10 aroBer. oob
bic gunsesrsq:srung beabiihti9t. rine
GnSohI WiIhproou3sntsH gu Der
fommlunaen sin3uberufsn, I'm ihnsn
bic Wihtigteit Der Sohe oar3us
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Gcmcs prm Idl.
Sas Enniel iiber ieiue 2ebensweiie &C.
iidjtet.

Der NaI unb feline 2ebsnspsiie
iiro bis auf bic neueIte 3eit uneri
Tpritt eebliehsn. Grit in uniersH
2osen 1T oag 0untsI, oos ibn bis=
Der umaob, eelidtet pprben, uno
omar our1 oas SnItitut fir Meeress
tunoe, besn. ourh Sen Sdthpoloeen
Nr. 9riibl. 0srmoge ibrer eneen
StemenipoIten tDnnen bic Mdls nerz
bGItnismdbig LANCE auf ber oonoe
Subrinesn. fi6 pobl aud burh SOS
mi: GrunopaFer anaeFullte Groreit
tirour6pinoen. Dab iie aber nadts
ouf Die JeIoer eehen uno bort MOO
moeli6 GrbIen pesehren. 9ebort tros
alter itonen G%radnIunaen barber
ine gereih Der 6atel.
9as @erbrsitunasaebiet beg Malls
dber III ouberornentIih orob. Sn
foil allen @efpdTsrn Guropas fins
ret man ihn. nun nitt in ben 5liife
len, bic nit bem G6paraen uno BEN
So'piidsn Msers in @erbinbung ites
Der. Tas hdnst nit feinsm Nbs
IoitunQsdeIfGft suIammen, has er
in Siemlihtr Weerestiefe noII5ieht.
Tc8 Shporse uno bas &oipiifs
Deer fino ober Tton in perhGltnis-
mGbio Q%erineer Siefe 70 faueritoffr
arm uno reid an Observation-Disclosures
6af Der 4dI BORT aiht leben lam.
Gr unternimmt. uno stpor tets sur
Tadtseit, reite Wanoerunesn pom
Teere aus Ftromouf. lin fein Sort
pflansunaseeihdft su bsforaen. Do
hei leot er dnbertbolb bis pisruno=
stronsa 2ilomstsr auriid. Bel oie'
Ten Wdnoerunesr oibt es iein 6ins
oernis, ieIbif Ser Rhsins unh Rbons'
fall fpirh eenommtn. uno Die 0eihen
Ser i'm aampf. Grlisdsuaen oienen
Sen Nahtommen dIs S~tispuntt,
fir nos @orpGrtsorinaen. Sunf
bis feds Sabre bIsiben bic gule in
ntr TIiiTen. Damn riiitsn ie fi6 sur
9rautfahrt ms Metr. Sn ifurmt'h
finitsren, defenders iparnsn NG6isn,
in @eIsIlihdf; pcr Nrsibia his pier
ala @tnoFsr Miro lie dnQstrsten.
Cft h1!ien lie 5t oiht uri6lunoen
Nts Nahruna nimnt ner Tol oIirrs
lei U,Tey:jc-s al Ft: W|rrasr. 5Scos
T6c, Fiihe Ii. 4. ~. In0 in Rem Y}oa
ra.sn II. Qu:,u '>ah.ea'sit N 81 Elm
T:elFrts. I'm minttr bGlt sr fiG .'sf
IN SaIarm usTtota:1.
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4. GuItioator mi! Neiiern an Steue
Der SdlduieIu.
Gultipatoren nor, bic nit MefIern CUR
Qusrottung osr0iitsln ausgeitattet
Tjno. IS gibt ie0p6 nod onoers
Witttl CUR gstdmpfung Der 9iItels
peit. gu oieien getort oas Grititsn
oes llntrduts our6 tart rpuhern0e
pflan3cn, mis alfalfa, alee. Milet.
6dnf, 9Ifpti5en uno
tlsintoruigss @e.reios. Disie Qflanz
gen bsmmen oas MaAstum oes llns
traut8 nidt nur ourA Bsidattung.
D. b. G~nt5isbung 0ss Sonnenlihts.
aud ourh 's%insngung oes
Rdumss fir Die Wur5sIn. 0as be-
treffsnoe 2ano ioQte isoo6 fortpdbe
nit elmer fol6sn Sru6t beoedt
Iein, iooob ole 0iitel tsins @eIegens
belt ,rbdIt, fi6 ipieosr gu erboIen.
Metboos Der @usrottunq ii. be-
angebraht bel einem fe6r
rud,tbaren 9ooen nit tisier Idertrus
ne, auf reIhem Die genannten ;Sriid-