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Paint and Not

Paint was never before so high as
last year; about $2.25 gallon
Devoe and a half-dollar less for
trash.
What is trash?
1t looks like paint and pretends
to be paint, but isn't worth paint
ing. 1t costs a painters day's-work
to put-on a gallon of paint, good or
bad; and a painters day's-work Is
So or 81.
Add that to the price of gal
Ion. That is the cost of a gallon.
Devoe is IS or Sc a gallon; and
trash half-dollar less.
But Devoe Is all paint and more
too; you add oil to it; a gallon is 5
or quarts of perfect paint for the
painters pot. But trash is three
quarters two-thirds or half paint;
you pay a half-dollar less for no.
Observation-Disclosures.
10 gallons Devoe is enough for
the average job; it takes Is to 20
gallons of trash. And the wear
same way. Unfortunately they look
alike when first put-on.
DEvOE.
Herbert Hearn sells it.-Adv.
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Waterbury After Mike Thompson.

From the Waterbury American
one of the leading newspapers in
Connecticut, is cleaned the follow
ing: Announcement is made that
the Board of Public Works is trying
to land Michael J. Thompson, the
well-known football referee and ath-
letic instructor, to supervise the
Waterbury Fairgrounds, this sum-
mer. AS Is always the case, there
are over hundred candidates for
places in the different Fairgrounds,
but the board desires to land Mr..
Thompson, if possible, and. with him
decide on who shall manage the diff
ferent Fairgrounds. By securing
Mike, the board feels that 1t would
haEe one of the best playground in
,eeructors in the country. Sir Mich
ael Is physical director and instruc-
tor at Mt St. Mary's College, at
Emmitsburg, Nd
Mr.. VIM. E. Hooper left on the
boat yesterday evening to spend
several days away, purchasing a
shipment of horses, which he will
send home Friday morning.
.Cornwell, Bowdle & Co. ad-
vertise a sale of fibre and crex
rugs at under prices. Read adv.
ADV.
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Tuesday, April IS, 1918

between the hours of one and three o'clock
p. M, clear of the dover of the widow,
late Richard jolly died seized and possess
ed, situated on the West side of the Egypt
road in Church Creek, district. dorchester.
Cam bridge, aud described as follows:
LOT No. All that farm or tract Of clear
ed land, containing 40 acres, more or less,
opposite the farm of Max Lindner and ad-
joining the farms Of Edwin ashiell and
Palestine . Platter, being he same land
Jolly by Richard Linthicum and wife by
deed dated December 3, 1873. and recorded a
mong the Land Records of Dorchester Coun-
This land is we'll located, is very pIo
ductive and is easily drained Immediate
possession T lon will be giyen. oo,,..
containing IL 81 acres, which adjoiDs the
farm OF Edwin DahiselI, being the 40 acres
bourne T Trustee, and others: s. By deed dated
March 8, 1883, and recorded in Ltber G. l..
No. 4, folio 752, except the 26 Il acres OF said
Jolly and wife BY deed dated March 10. 1909,
and recorded In Liber &. j.. No. q, folio 500.
LOT No. 3-All that tract Of cut-down
or less, adjoining Lot No. and the lands of
Pc lestine Platter, W. Lake Robinson,
Judge Henry Lloyd and others, being the
Jolly by Thomas c. B. Hubbard and wife by
Der c; l.. No IS, folio 5is, except SO acres of
said land conveyed to Palestine y. Platter,
about acres conveyed to George Ennalls, 10
acres conveyed to John w. B. Vaughn and l
acre sold to Columbus Cornish:
Lot No. will be sub-divided and sold in
lots Of s, 10 or more acres each, with right OF
way to county road over lane To lining by
dwelling Of Palestine 8. Platter. Plats of all
OF these lands can lie seen prior to day Of
sale.
TERMS OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE are
one third cash, balan In etsh months. Sc
cured by interest-beeringb bond of purchaser,
with sureties to be approved by the executor.
Title papers at expense of purchasers
w. IRVING MACE, Executor
NOTE. liberal loan on Lot No. can be
obtained through the undersigned.
W. IRVING MACE, Attorney.
W, j. Vincent Auctiorear
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Scientific Temperance Pamphlets
Free.

The School Board of Baltimore
refused the offer of the Anti-Saloon
League to furnish, free, enough 81
page pamphlets on "The Effect OF
Alcoholic Drinks on the Human
Mind and Body" to supply every
one of the thirty thousand children
in the grades competing for the 400
essay prizes offered by the League
and accepted by the Board.
The pamphlet thus rejected was
prepared by the Scientific Temper
-ance fsoera'iona any political or CON
-rroveryiaf phase of the question, and
the Anti,Saloon League agreed to
eliminate its own name, even, as
trustee for the donors of the prizes.
A subcommittee, composed of the
two doctors on the Board, and the
entire Board of seven superinten-
dents, unanimously endorsed it, but
those members who reflect the
views OF the City Liquor Ring turn
ed it down. the vote being five to
four. One of the five is president
of a German pro-liquor organization,
which has repeatedly appeared in
Annapolis against the local option
bill.
Anticipating this action, the Lea
que was prepared to start to have
a copy of the pamphlet put into ev-
cry one of the more than 100000
homes in Baltimore on one day, by
thousand women working under
the direction of the Woman's Chris
tian Temperance Union.
The League will give absolutely
free enough pamphlets to supply the
children of any school in Maryland,
which is carrying out the State law
requiring temperance to be taught
in the schools, which makes the
writing of such essays compulsory.
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Capt. Davidson Dead.

Capt. Hunter Davidson, one of
the few survivors of the historic
naval battle between the Monitor
and the Merrimac, in 1862, died in
the little village of Pirayu. Para
quay, Feb. 16, 1913. Capt. David
son, who lived to be eighty-six, was
a graduate of the U. S. Naval Acad-
envy class of 1847, and was dismiss
ed from the Navy in 1851, while
holding the rank of lieutenant and
entered the Confederate service. He
was second in command on the Mer-
rimac, the Southern ironclad, having
attained that position by the death
of his Immediately superior officer
during the fight on the previous
day against the Federal vessels
Cumberland and Congress. In 1875
he went to Argentina, on the invi-
tation OF President Sarmiento, and
remained there for twelve years,
directing the department of torpe-
does and of naval construction. One
of his most important achievements
durins his residence in Argentina
was the discovery of the channel
between the island of Martin Garcia
and the coast of Uruguay. This
was in 1875. In 1885 he took up
his residence in Paraguay, where
he married and lived until his
death. He took no part in affairs,
but was much respected by his
neighbors. and his funeral was
made the occasion of remarkable
manifestation of the regard IN
which he was held.
A survivor of another historic sea
fight during the Rebellion also
lives in Paraguay at Yegros. he
is a Briton of the name of Williams,
| who was not only one of the. me-
chanics employed in the construc-
ton O. the famous cruiser Alabama.
but took service aboard of her
and was wounded and made prisoner
in the memorable fight with the U.
s. S. Kearsarge, off Cherbourg, in
1s63, after the sinking of the Ala
bamA.
Capt. Davidson, whose family
| resided in Cambridge for many
wears. will be remembered as the
| first commander of the Maryland
Oyster Navy. He is survived by
the following children: Mrs. Bowie
Gowan, of London, Eng; Mr. Percy
Davidson, who married Miss Marjorie
Travers, of Taylor's Island, who re-
sides in New York; the Rev. Hun
ter Davidson, and Rev. Chas. s.
Davidson, both clergymen of the
Episcopal Church.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-04-14
A New Insurance Policy That
Every Man Should Look Into
For His Own Interest.

The Massachusetts Mutual Life
Insurance Co., an old line Company,
81 years old, has issued a new poll
cy that Is attracting much attention.
This new policy is Fifteen Year
Option Policy; you pay on the poll
CIV for fifteen years, no longer, and
then you get fifteen more years Of
protection making thirty years Of
insurance for the full amount. and
If you are still living at the expira-
ton OF the thirty years, you will
get back, in cash, moro money than
you paid the Company in the fifteen
years, and will have had 80 years
protection for the amount that you
were insured for
For instance, a person 80 years
old pays in 1924 annually for Is
years. a total of $485.10. and gets
insurance of $1,000 for 30 years, and
II living at the expiration of 80
years. gets in cash $s75.0O, making
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Herbert Hearn sells it.-Adv.

Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Moore and
little son were passengers last night
on the B., C. & A. steamer Dor
chester for Baltimore.
DIR. Chas. w. Purnell, eye spe-
ctalist, will be in his home office,
No. Locust street, every day un-
til Monday, April 21.-Adv.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-04-14
WATER FRONT FARM SALE

The heirs of Levin P. Skinner will
sell their home farm, in Town Point
Neck, at the Court House door, on
Tuesday, April Is, between l and
3 O'Clock. This farm contains 108
acres of cleared land and 20 acres
of timber land, and is improved by
an 8-room dwelling and necessary
outbuildings The farm Is in a
high state of cultivation, and is a
desirable location for a waterfront
residence.-Adv. 10-4t
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Seed Corn tor Sale.

The corn offered for sale was
produced from seed corn that was
brought from the great corn belt
of Indiana last year, and planted
near Cambridge, Md, the result be-
ing highly satisfactory, and we wish
every farmer in Dorchester county
could plant some of the corn this
year. This corn has become accli-
mated, and in our judgment it
will pay handsomely to plant it. The
seed will be carefully selected, with
proper regard to male and female
ears and hand sheued. Farmers
try to improve everything on the
farm; why not improve your corn?
This corn has long ears and small
cob and stalk; natures at least 10
days earlier than our home corn.
Apply to Jas. w. Waddell or Jas. C.
Phillips Cambridge. AA.-AAv.4-2w.
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1O8 ACRES

including the lane to the county road.
This tract Of land is beautiful salt water
situation about 81 miles from Cam bridge,
has good harbO and about one mile of wa
ter front well located for oysters, fish and
crabs, contains about lob acres of arabic land
In a hts IA state of cultivation and CAP able of
raising large quantities of truck, tomatoes
corn, wheat and hay, is improved by an 8
room dwelling, nearly new, and necessary
out-buildings in good order, large apple or
chard and other fruit trees, and Is a desir-
able location for a waterfront residence.
At the same time the undersigned will Of
fer for sale
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TERMS SALE

Are one-third cash; balance to be secured
by a mortgage on the property, with inter-
est from day of sale, or all cash, at option OF
purchaser. Immediate possession given,
subject, however, to the tenancy OF Mrs. Bes-
sic X. Graham TOR the year 1918. Purchaser
Is to have landlords part of wheat crop of
70 acres, by paying landlords part of fert-
lizer and seed wheat. Title papers at ex-
pense Of purchaser.
WILLIAM W. SKINNER,
MAUDE e. TUBMAN,
L.PHILIP SKINNER,
MILDRED w. WEBB,
MABEL WOOLFORD,
MILES. II. WOOLFORD.
w. J. Vincent, uctioneer.
3-A-M&W.
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$1,000 more than he paid in, and
$1,000 Insurance for 30 years.

Mr.. Carroll Dill, special agent
for the Massachusetts, Mutual Life
Insurance Co., will be in Cambridge
and the vicinity for two weeks, and
will be pleased to talk the PROPOSE
ton over with you. If you are un-
able to see him, drop him a postal
card, with your name and age, and
specimen policy will be sent you.
This will not obligate you in any
way to take a policy.-Adv. 14-tf.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-04-14

The Ladies' Aid Society of
Grace M. e. Church, South will meet
Thursday afternoon, at 8 o'clock, at
the home of Mrs. Samuel E. Hub
bard, Academy street. 14-2t
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-04-14
A Thrilling Mystery Story.

A thrilling story, the authorship
of which is wrapped in mystery, be-
gins in the 24-page illustrated Maya
zine supplement of the New York
World on Sunday, April 20. 1t Is
called 1.-The Lost Million" written
BIZ Winthrop Alden, but it is pref
tv generally understood in literary
circles that this name is merely =
nom de plume for famous writer
whose work has been in quite other
channels. "The Lost Million" is a
story full of incident and action,
and should be read by all.-Adv.
Candidates for the various posi-
tions on the county tickets in the
adjoining counties are springing up;
in Talbot county there are more
- -z------uoIeS dlread@
the field, and In both Caroline and
Wicomico there are a large num-
Der. The fact that the Bull Moose
movement makes the election of
the ticket certain is causing many
persons to make the race who might
otherwise hesitate.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-04-14

Of the late Levin P. Skinner, situated in
Town Point, Ca m bridge District, Dorchester
CRoptank River and IF Fisbi hin 9eek and ADJ.
joining the farm of the late Joseph IL. john
son and the farm of Levin 2. Skinner known
as the "W. Henry Skinner Farm" and con-
INF
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-04-14
20 Acres OF Timber Land

well set in pine and oak timber, being the
outer portion of the tim Der land along the
lane leading to the home farm which lies
between the county road and the farm
known as the "W. Henry Skinner Farm"
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WIRING MACE, Attorney.
SALE
Or VALUABLE
Water Front Farm

THE undersigned, heirs-at-law OF Levin p.
Skinner, late of Dorchester County,
Maryland, will offer at public auction, to
the highest bidder, at the Court House door,
Cam bridge. MARYLAND. ON
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-04-14
FOR SALE
BuildingLots
In Desirable Location
Cheap to Quick Buyers

Fronting on Oakley st. and Ham.
brooks Ave-, better known as the
Oakley Beach Lots. For prices
and terms apply to j. T. MOORE,
192 Mill st., Cambridge, Nd.
A.lS-4t.
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W Irving Mace, Attorney
EXECUTORS SALE
VALUABLE
Real Estate

The Undersigned, executor, win offer at
public auction, to the highest bidder, at
the Court House door, Cam bridge. Maryland
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-04-14
Tuesday April 10, 1918
HOMEFARM

between the hours of one and three O'clock
p. M, all that tract or parcel of land Known
az "W lila ms Additionh or the
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-05-16

pbnFf6s aultur ito.r brit purosa
bier poreefIbrt uno in ihren Gig'nz
arten uno ibren 9orSigsn geidilz
oer.. On einsm Der aoagreBtaee
pu-Ser our6 niht peRissr ais 1900
Shrner IL. Tuyre.mnen i'm Winisrpes
loorom su 9aris Die perf6isoenen
gpmnaitii6sn SnIteme porsefi6rt,
uno omar bat man 0GHen. S6pez
osn, 5ran3oier. S~talisner, gelgisr
uno cine Qn3atl pcn 91menrisgen 5u
ieten betommen. 2suinqtt 9etert
Der in oer fraH3ofid:n Warine piel
fir Die torperlide 4uzeiloung Ger
WfGnni6aften g.ton tdt, tat $50
SesioIoaten poraefIbrt, un0 aud 400
30gIinge Ser MiItiGri6uIs gu Soins
bile BADEN prcbsn ibrer gpmnaitiz
i6en 5Gb;gteiten nbqels1t. Ssbr in,
tsr.funt fpursn Die @O=fibrrnsen Der
DAMIEN. So purbs Ole Ioatnonnis
taaiftsniids Gbnraitit unb elm. Reibe
onoerer Spiteme peibli6er 3orpertul=
tur s.3eigt. aud bos S6rpimmeE
biloets einen piatigen 9beil Der @ors
fibrun9en.
Die G%70ffnung bss aongreFes 1T
all II. MGr3 our6 cine feierli6e
SiBung i'm qrpben amphitbeutsr ser
Sdr6onne geihehsn, uno Sipar in &C.
genpart oes p%rdIioenten osr RepubIit
uno oes SultusminiIters. Sisran
i6lpB iiA cine 8tii6tigune Ser Nuss
ftsqang fir &orrertul:ur uno Sport
iopie cine Sisung Der mebi3iniI6sn
6dtultdt. @m Sage bGrauf fano
pisosrum in os- Sarbonne cine Sit
sung itatt. in Ger proIsI1or pinaro
Sen mootrren Sport pie &oren.
6edten Iip. cemonitrierte; hieraIf
foI9ten 9smonitrationsn Der rbptbmis
i6en @nmnaitit our6 Moni. Saques
Oalcro5e fopie Our9 S6iilerinnen
Der Snititute in Dresden. SeQerou
unb 0enf. Der nd6ite Scq, Dom
nerstaq, Den 20. Mdr5, maj ipeiteren
Sibungsr oer psrffiecsnen 6atul.Gz
ten uno Settionen p~prbsbalten. Giae
plenurIiBuns in ser Sarbonne un>
Elm 8antett i'm 9alais o'Orian, an
bas Iih cine &iin'tIersS oiree ani6lob.
bi::oeten hen QbidIub BEG 9ongre1ss
Sir Den gmpfaa9 Der 5abIreihsn
SpngrebbeiuGer aus Dem Nuslanoe
bate Iid elm 8cnIitse gebilbet, uno
Elm beionoerer 0amsnaasI6ub lieB
iif Den Gmpfan9 Der an Sonoreb
t~eilnebmenoen Dan en- anaelsg.n Iein.
0erooe fir cas- nsibIi9e Gei6leht
bot Der 8on9reb piel SntersFantes.
"a uuf Dem Gs9;ste Ger peibli6en
3orperpflege %(euucation physique
ffminine) in 6rantrsi9 auBsroroent=
lid e.orbsitei r!ro, uno uud 3nblrsi=
DE @ertrster Ger peri6i.benen SpItez
me aus benz IusIunbe gu Wprte To-
men.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-05-16
Sic ~Snitcuidlansc.

D,nn man in Nfrito, DEFENDERS
cher in SuoGfrita osn l~lnt.rbdltuns
gen Idufdt, bic dbenos enttpeoer am
l,duslifen Serb, beionoers aber ouf
Dem 5eIoe cosr i'm gufd nm bic Ca
utrfeuer eefu6.t lperosn, 70 miro mon
fsbenmai unttr 3etn fin6sn. odb
rem Sdlanqeuesfhidten bic Reoe
lit. Gb es Sdaer. @oloIuter. 6ubr=
ieuts oosr nnrere Reiisnoe iino. BEL
oar Grndbnung oes Wortes
rS6IauQe" ipiBt elm isoer iogIe;f)
cis Cbren. uno ON peni9iten pere
ieuguet iid Der ihdurige Rei3, zen
has ReptiI uuf W:nifen ousiibt, lei
cen Ginqetorenen, Die Dor Shldns
GEN cine 9eraoe3u abe~r9Idubiide
CFurtt tobsn.
Die Qsfirhtetiten Sdlang,n in
Giiodfrito Iino ole obiolut t0tlit
nirtenoe puffotter uno Ole nod Qe=
flhrIifere Wumba, ipdbrsno bic Iiios
ofti'oniihe Cora. aud Rindhals
c0er SpeiffIdn9e Qerar.t, tpeniQer
G:ftiQ 1T. Die bontommene @erduitz
loiiqteit oes Repti!s Idbt e8 uur I'M
70 unh,imIi6er srifeinen. Nunmeb-
tut man aber. g.rihten aus Ru0es
It. 3ufoIqe, cine Qdn3 n.ue, uno 3ror
derdu'foolle, Sdl0nQendrt. oie SUI
l:SnitldnQe" Coughing snakp)
ent0edt. Die Werantlportuno fix
cie WdhrboittQteit Ger GntNedunq
7ufen mir Sem gulardno Chronicle
l~berld6en, ser bic grieIs irptier 9or=
tt'pcnoenten p%eroifentlift. Die oem
Sier on 3tpei nett poneinonoer emit
'Crntsn Steltn teQeqnst iein molten.
DE SultenihlGnQe fou bon brdun-
l;ter 5crbs, G6er feds Sub lana
i.ro SienIih biinn fein, babel iifl
nit ctpd einem Iub iib,r sen @ooeu
tr0obenem Sorfe nit Qrcber ShneI-
!'9ttlt pnrpdrtSbeneQ,n uno babel
en- fauhenoc8 oosr buItenoes @e-
lonih BON iih Q.tsn. Die 3euoen
toaQten uid't. ollf oos Sier Al ihi.-
fen. nm niht Ole ~eioer,n s6unoe al
'%re'fen. ne iih iofort ouf oos I'm
tier oe'tiir3t ba.ten uno fpdter fol
cuFQtfunosu rur>en. Iue nu0erer
3usr't bic Soffsrn. Ioqor aber oas
WjduItier9e'pann uro 3uIsbt hi:
Neiben ieIbit. auf otrtn 9eritt hie
Qan3e 9e9cQnuna bsrubt. itiir,tsn.
ron pantheon Shreden erariFien
r1oon. GS bleibt oaber ob%,ururts,.
Ct niht pitber %cjnr:I. ME 70 of
it)on bel Shlanoenesititlt,n, Sc
l9cn'ttr am beIIer CaQt leishen, r.Ip.
IN oisiem Sale dthort tuoroer finn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-05-16
@bieaaD. Snc.

Ter @einnnhetfsratb Der -SpIispor~ foroert etI
gro driiees grSiebmnsspert i'm 7tenft oes l~siosnosH
Denitheit. Ssin 6ath iii Splbes perth uHt in oeu
neifffH ffalen e%enngeue, ~periorene Geinuhheli ME
oersuhriHaen. Nnoere sdGe %binaeaen. pelte au'
idtueren erbiidaen aotr erfporbensr Sel6 tim. en- he's
cuhen, beiern fh nur ishr ihipsr Doer gar Mot islba
be, ndinrIiter NebenSpelie uno better Selbit5ehanS
!aio. an iclhen 1d1eH NIB Die troHiiheu SelD
tun1en pner SerS!ftnu5en 10 ihper uuh hs yes
5euAfrnfte 10 icnpat, ens bic neiifrc''e oes
aerter lid utht All en,ihieoenen h~etttrifeu au'caHen
tornen. SpIde Sane nehpren IN sIHe snte oeutfhe
RaturheiIanhal;. 100 ale HGtnrIiteH Sellm;l.el =
HHUeHonno gebradt ruerber, pelhe ben Aorpsr IT r
taen unh reinissn On nuisrer Raiurhei!dnftalt a.
5raultn mir xHtf, unc Suunenbdbcr, eieftrttths
ptdtb6cer, Gneipb'id aNaiierfnreu. 3tdts
furen. Wsaifaae. Cffeopnfhie, ~HetiepmudFtf,
lcn6opatbiife uub ueeeia iitc SelIinittel mo ALE
imneren nailriidher Seilidf'oren, feoen Rrantheita
faGr miiIenifaitlth ~anassnBi. Nle iolenannten ub
be lbnren Rrnntheiien. ME Ghtminofud:. Rrebe.
sptIepfe. Ct. esituetona. 4ahmuueeu. me.
perle. ..WerbpuS 1srcfirntion". Socr mofct
Ntnrt1 MIN. fRo heiibGr ioianae rrtl GEseHss
fraff eenua bprhanoen If nm aui bic Eehdnolgue
reaairen iu fhnnen. urh ioianae Rte Ser'teruna
lebenspittissr Creaue nod n,5t Al melt iortas britt
en- IN.
DIR. Lindlahr's Samitarium,
525 A'hlano euGieparo. 0hteaeu. aHe.
4. xtnolahr. ~. D. 7irsftor.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-05-16
S6ermometer fir .gers . TeIiurs
Cine r.ue ar. Der 35bea . geittms
mnns entse6t.

lem aGgemeinen pu6Iitum fno
Thermometer nur ais Wert3suge gum
MeIien uno 8er3eihneH Der Tempe
lotur betonnt, uno uriprungilh ma
rtn is aud ein3ig uno aaein fur o!es
ier i3pet beItimmt. Snoeb baben
QeiFeni6aftlider lt rod in per-
idie0enen anoeren g~e3iebungen refi
nuBli6 fir i6re Qrbeitsn gsiunosn.
ur0 zines oieisr Gsbists 1T ods
gii.fen bon gerqsss 9oben. IS sss
hort oa5u o~qtro,ngs. odB nan Ois
!S0bsn 6eitsigt; W;fung.n DOL psiz
TEN, pie nit gepifen Q%pporoten
ttr Sngsuisure ilno nit Dem 2bers
momstsr nift mo9li6.
Sober peib natiirlih, oab duf boz
ben Berger nieorigere 3emperaturen
terri6sr, aber es banoslt ith bier
litt oarum, bic Wdrme Der Guft
:ttt 3bermometer feit3aitelsn. 9ieie
tonnte nifts bepeiisn, od au6 oui
EerqgipfeIn pieIe llnterfdieoe in Der
9emperatur Der Cuff an 6isiem ooer
ieaem Gage bsit.ben, ia 10 oisls, ME
cuf Den Gbenen aud, uno mitunter bic
Hsno.rungen iif re6t idroif poas
3ltben.
Sin feftf:.fenoer 6uttor bu9egsn
ii bic 3emperutur 6es toheHoen
MATTERS in BEN neritieoenen
9oben. 8%etanutlih toft DaiIsr auf
Gbenen uno in Nieosrungsn, bel 212
Grab Gabrenbeit; auf 8erggipfeln
it Elm. Qeringers 9ige 0a5u erforoers
lid, oas Waiier gum &ohen gu brins
gen. Ias bdrQt nGmlid gang pom
rem Druid Der 4tmoIbphGre uuf bds
WaFer ab. Sc tpsitsr mir binaufItsis
9fn. osito oiinnsr miro Ole Quit, un0
feito 9eringer 1T ibr Druid. Sc ges
finger bieisr 1T, oeIto neniger 6ibe
IT gum aohen bss Wo1er5 notig.
Nie betrsffsnoen ilnterIhieOe iino
G1n3 regetmdBig g; fir js 1000
SUB, ole mir binaufitei9sn, broudt
oos Wafer etipa einsn balben 0roo
Fabrsnbsit peniger gum So6sn.
Sr elmer SOB: bon 10000 SUB iibsr
rrm Wseresipieqel 3. 9. to6t bas
TVuiIer idon bei POT Grab Tubrens
beit, oosr 5 Grab peniqer. 0arnof)
tam man audi umqete6rt Die 6obe
tts 9erQe5 berefnsn, inosm man Die
Temp.ratur oe5 ms Go6sn gsratsn=
TEN Wafsrs mibt.
Snoeb nGren QsnobnIi6e 5bsrs
rtometer fir n;7sni6aItIihe Inter
iuhunqen oieIet 4rt niht gut senus.
man benuBt iebr empfinoli6. bo3u.
l.ro nit elmer StaIn. tpelds ou6 81.
Q'ru6t,ile zines @r1oes on9s6en.
Sin folder &pp1rat pirb AID
r3bermos9 Barometer" eenannt. Ser
aer bsbient man iiA aud zines be-
fonoeren mstn1iIhsn 9sbGIters gum
Godsn bas WaFers.