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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-06-30
EAST CHICAGO
COUPLE WED

Miss Ethel Friedman, daughter of
Mrs. S. Friedman, of Melville avenue.
East Chicago was united in marriage
Sunday, to Mr.. D. Abrams of Chicago.
The marriage took place at the Well
ington hotel, Chicago.
Mr.. Abrams is the general manager
of bthe General Film company and the
owner of several motion picture play
houses in Chicago. The young couple
left last evening for Browns Lake,
Mich, and upon the return win reside
Temporarily in East Chicago
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-06-30

Tour fuel bill will be less II you cool
with Gas.--No. lad. Gas s. Ei-c- Co.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-06-30

FOURTH OF JULY PICNIC.
At Peter Senzigs grove. located be-
tween Hessyille and Clark roads
the Gary & Interurban. Everybody
welcome 26-s
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were Mrs. Cynthia W. Sohl and Miss
Ruth Sohl of Mason street, the mother
and sister of the groom.
Evening journal., 1913-07-02
TRIAL
FOR SMITH
Joseph L. Bailey May Assist
State in Salisbury
Case
ACCUSED MAN
SEEMS UNCONCERNED

SALISBURY, Md, July Am
nouncement was made yesterday that
former States Attorney Joseph l..
Bailey probably will be engaged to
assist States Attorney George w.
Bell in prosecuting Harold Smith,
who is charged with felonious homi-
eide in connection with the death of
Florence Wainwright on June 20.
Mr. Bailey, who was the prosecut-
ing attorney for Wicomico county for
a number Of years, is regarded as one
of the ablest lawyers in this section.
Mr.. Bell has not decided yet whether
he will ask for a special session Of
court or wait until September, when
a new Grand Jury Will be impaneled.
General satisfaction was heard on
all sides that the "star chamber" ses-
sions Of the coroner's jury we're a
thing of the past and the opinion was
expressed that the conduct on the
part of the officials, while prompted
mainly by a desire to prevent pub
licity from falling on the family Of
the dead girl acted as a boomerang.
Smith, the general manager of the
Home Gas Company. in the offices Of
which Miss Wainwright's body was
found, did not seem concerned yes
terday over the fact that he had been
arrested. He went about his duties in
the usual manner On Monday even
ing. short time after he was re-
leased from Jail, where he spent an
hour. he walked through the bust
ness section of the town and was the
centre of interest.
Alonzo L. Miles and Alexander NJ.
Jackson, attorneys for the accused,
are said to be working on a theory
that their client was not alone with
Miss Wainwright at any time during
the afternoon of June 20. The dis
crepancies in time that were brought
out during the inquest played the
most prominent part.
Evening journal., 1913-07-02
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

Miss Ida Magargal, of MARSHALL
ton, and Merle f. Reynolds, of No.
l06 Scott street. this city, were mar
ried by the Rev r. II. Adams, on
Thursday evening, June 90. Mr.. and
Mrs. Reynolds are at Atlantic City.
Among those present we're Mr. and
Mrs. Merle T. Reynolds. the Rev. r.
H. Adams, Mr.. and Mrs. Jonn Rey-
nolds, Mr. and Mrs. o. G. Magargal,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Hall. Sr.. Mrs.
F. j. Hormby, Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer o.
Magargal, Mrs. Katherine Malcolm.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Magargal.
Raymond Magargal, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Hall, Jr, Miss Nan M Magar-
gal, Miss Clara Reynolds. Miss Goldie
Sowden, Misses Clara, Blanche, Flor
ence, Irene and Beatrice MaRargal,
Frances and Effort Magargal. Mr.. and
Mrs. Jacob Maclary. Mr. and Mrs.
William Maclary Mr.. and Mrs Harry
Ball. Mr. and Mrs. William Davidson,
Mr.. and Mrs. William l.. Wilson, Mr..
and Mrs. Elwood Talley, Mr. and
Mrs. j. H. Crossin. Mr. and Mrs.
Meris Dlvon, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Kronenmier, Mr.. and Mrs. George
.Schaffer. Mr. and Mrs. William Ire
Ian, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Hyatt
George Hyatt, Mr.. and Mrs. Allie
Husband, Harry Husband. Mr. and
Mrs. Meris Dixon and daughter,
Henry Pusey, Mr.. and Mrs John T.
Mullen, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Farmer,
Mrs. Grove Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Bright, Mrs Harry Luff. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. o. Clifton, Mr.. and Mrs.
Theodore Warren, Sr.. Mr.. and Mrs.
Theodore Warren, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs.
John Deery, Miss Edith McMullen,
Nary Cunningham, Dora and Carrie
Barrett. Susie Logan. Zelma Wilson.
Beatrice Fallowheld, Mrs. George
Shakespeare, Ella Hall, Blanche Luff,
Ida Wharton, Vera Kronimer, Beat
rice Dixon. Madeline Talley, Marion
Crossin, Bessie Shaffer. Ruth Shatfer,
Edith Maclary, Florence Maclary,
Irene Bryson. Ella Shakespeare,
Edna Warren, Ethel Sanderosn, Mary
Davis, MIR. and Mrs. Amos Harkness
Mrs. Emma Bonsell, Harry Wilson
Mary and Edith Collision, Fred Hell
Ter, Messrs. Lewis Huson, Leon Ford
A. Cooper Burris, Raymond Elliott
Ellis and Willard Nevill, Harvey
Feninmore. Mr. Barrett. Willard Bon.
sell, Leroy Parker, j. Ellison, Orham
Warren, Moreland Warren, Heisler
Paul and Thomas Warren. Mr.. Ander.
son, Mr.. Davis and Miss Nan Magar
gal.
Evening journal., 1913-07-02

Partisan lines should not be consid-
erred after Council has been organized.
and your honorable body should be
working as a solid committee of thir-
teen men for the welfare of the city
'of Wilmington.
Conclusion.
sincerely trust that this message,
though It may be incomplete in many
details, viii be received in the spirit
in which it is offered, namely, the ad-
.vancement of the interests of the city
iof Wilmington, as they occur to me
after careful and thoughtful consider
alton.
Thanking the members of your hon
orable body for the courteous atten-
ton given to this paper, I remain,
Very truly yours,
Harrison w. Howell,
Mayor
Evening journal., 1913-07-02

in attendance. No bills could be
paid Consequently adjournment
came in good time for those who suf-
fered from the heat.
John r. Lambson appeared before
City Council at its meeting last night
and requested that something be done
to compel the milkmen to serve good
milk In the city. Recently seven
samples were sent to Newark and the
analysis showed six of them to be
below the standard. The ordinance
will be enforced regarding the milk
supply.
Evening journal., 1913-07-02
TO GIVE sHIRTMAIsT DANCE

The Young Mems Hebrew Associa-
ton Is ready for their first Shirtwaist
Dance in their auditorium. Third
and King streets. This association
has been successful in almost every
social entertainment which It has
held and its committee accordingly IS
looking forward to repetition Of the
remarkable past. The society has
furnished and has put into shape the
whole building, and tonight contem-
plates holding a semi-ofiicial opening
The greater part of the building will
be then completed and open. Among
the rooms then to be opened one will
find the boys department. the library
and the Gymnasium and shower
rooms.
Evening journal., 1913-07-02
BIRTHDAY PARTY.

Miss Ruth Kinstrand, of No 11o9
E. Thirteenth street, gave a birthday
party at her home Monday night.
Her guests included Misses Rosa
Reskowitz, Hilma Schueler. Louisa
Schuman. Eta Walker, Sallie Wal
ker. Sarah Guy. Katie Clodi, Mary
Weth Maria Moser. of Canton, O.;
Katie Tuxm n. Of New York City;
Edward Steffen, William Schueler,
William Muschler, Earl Schafer. Paul
Crowley, Rusolph Reskowitz, and Mr..
and Mrs. John Kindstrand
Evening journal., 1913-07-02
WAY pRnIn

Miss Margaret Way, of Hammorton,
Pa, and John l.. Proud, OF Guyencourt.
we're married at the parsonage of
Lower Brandywine Church on Satur-
day by the Rev Thomas Armentrout.
The couple were accompanied by Miss
Lucy Proud and Elmer Chandler Mr..
and Mrs. Proud left for a trip to Bet
Lterton. Md
Evening journal., 1913-07-02
wLAUGHLTN. .0,B0YLF.

Miss Nellie Mclaughlin and James
OBoyle were married on Thursday
morning at 10 o'clock in st. Paups
r. G. Church. by the Rev Thomas F.
Waldron pastor of st. Pauls Church.
They were attended by Miss Sarah
Pennell and Edward Durney.
Evening journal., 1913-07-02
SOCIAL And
PERSONAL NEWS

Mr.. and Mrs. William w cohee have
returned home after spending their
vacation in Ohio and Indiana.
Miss Mildred Lee Carter, Of this
city, and a friend, Miss Victorine II.
Roe, of Flushing. l.. l., are visiting
relatives and friends in SMYRNA.
Evening journal., 1913-07-02
LONG BEAcH IN SERVICE.

The ferry boat Long Beach. which
broke portion of its rudder in the fog
on Saturday evening was placed in the
dry dock at the Pusey and Jones Conn
pany last evening. The vessel took
the wafer again this morning
Evening journal., 1913-07-02
WHITTEN. HENRY

George T. Whitten, manual train
ing teacher at the Howard High
school, and Miss Mary E. Henry, are
to he married today
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-09-05

bis unfsr bic Wiinbun9 Der Jla'he
oefunten 1T, flieBt aus 6isier etpas
Wafsr aus. biz Die Miinoune pie~
Der 6ur6 ben qsitie9ensn @aNeripies
oel oeTdIoHen 1T. 0as Spiel rpie@
oe-bolt ii9 bsitdnbig mad Wldbgabs
BEG WaTerberbrauds.
6anoelt es Fh I'm cine lang am
buuern0e 8epdTeruna ooer nm cine
fo.6e fir cine gr0Bere Gn5dhl BON
glument0pfeu. 10 bringt mon entire
Der me6rere 7laihsn ooer duh ttn
or6beres, bielleift Elm ooer 3psi ~.
msr @nFer foFenbss 0sidb an. BEL
Dem Die Qrms b bnnn nutirtif IN
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fsnb trGFtio oepGbIt perosn miTen.
Wan lam EN- iolfes GeiGB ouf1
an oie Nano bdnQen un6 bon ibm
Elm Rohr nit Der WInoung nom uns
Ten untsr bos NoTsr Der 0Inn' a
Iertsn. gebingarq 1T. bar iOpohl
rag @rfGB als aud Re Pobrperbtns
0unu polltommen DID: iinb. 10 oob
has WaFer nur uhtsrbaIb Deg Wniz
ferTpieoels Ser Wanns a oustrsieH
fam.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-09-05

Il, u bei 2 bel as 3pn; Elm StId
fir c, III bsi 3 bel % Soil. 0urh
nas 0oroerenoe Der A=Stufe bpbre
man Elm God Don Der 8robe. 0dB
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ben Der BsSti;de miiTsn qeqen Die
Nub.nfeite Der .A=Stiide, Snei 3olI
binter BEN SrdgG0hern. Bel f, poIIeI
uno Tinb nit einem tleinen Sfenbols
sen BORT gu befeItiQen. Die anoeren
Gnhen perbsn pie Die 0anobnben
eines pFIuQes gsformt. Sieben 3p1l
pom untsren Gnbe hes Stldss G
booze man Elm Qph pm 5 Ssh'ehns
tel s3pIl, unh 2 3oll pom oberen
Gn0e Elm foItts o Is Soil 0urhs
meier; perbpl3e BE AsStude BET ID
nit c mitteIs zines 313 3oIf IanQen
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te our6 oos Cod am oberen Grbe
BON c mo befeIti0e ihn bort nit
tleineu NdQeln; ihube bic Gnhen.
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qeten; made Sic Mintel BON \ unn
c beiD ctmo 80 0rno. 8ohrs 81
3olIiqe Q0ter ourh Die 6aro1u6es
6rlaer b an Sem Quntts. no Der Be
i~eaitieI pdbt, bdrlmers oos Gnoe Elm
un0 befeitige nit NdgeIn. @erbinoe
oos @eitell nit benz Raoe unb 9e-
brnute irqero cine tleine 2ultions
Tor Cfnufpf
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-09-05
@or Der SHiartum @elitrnuibeit 4ffis
8ierte anrtoficItuoleM

@on Der SHiarium @elftrnu'beit 4ffi'
3ierte aGrtoficIiuolen.
houptIdhlid in Dem Mittels ano
neitlifsn Gtuaten. nc er beocatenoe
Grntsperlaite perurIdd: Dat. &ar=
toffeln BON perrpeltter 8flan3en iino
mebr empfinoIid fir bic aartofiel=
fdule.
Sine oem .Iuiorium piIt" dbnIi-
DIE observation-disclosures 1T per
ii :IIium milf. peruridtt our6 Rem
3 liz 0srticill;um ulbodtrium. Bel
! erGeufe hnben ole TIeten in zen
ftrollen cine ountIere 6drbe, oIs
ps,m 6ufarium, beinabe Elm tiefss
S6par3. uuo Ser Weltpro3eb Qeht
ffnelIer por Ii6. DIE oerneltten
ptlanSen limo oeutIif genrg i'm 5els
De gu ertenuen, I'm es rattan erIfeis
men Su Iaiien, Die infi3lertsn 6iiqel
tdon i'm CONNER du~ssugrabsn uno
gu 5eritoren. CUR ausiaat biirien
berortiq ertraEtte GuoIlen ~teinesnsgs
~pernanot fper0en.
Sine in ben iibottantlffen Gtnds
ten, BON 9fIoriod bis WnrpIano, nufs
trstsroe Delttrdntbeit lit Bacterial
ipi!t" un6 ipiro ourh BEN poraii>
ten 8dcterium icldnuceorium berpors
esrufsn. Die 6oI3qefdbe Ger QfIana
se tperoen ihpnr3 uno Die GnoIle
Selet einsn ouutIsn Rinq uno per=
Foult q~e.oobnlif febr f6uell. Mud
nos Sraut Der Qflau3e %osrtpeltt in
turssr 3eit. (Gisbe M%bbilourql,
0ieier pnrnIit QrsiFt audi 9omnten.
Gisrpfian3sn uno pfeFFerpiIon4en an.
Gine Ser oerbeerenbftsu Ssuten
in osn TeusGnQIanhs uno nor6!ifen
W;ttelitoateu lit Die 3drtoffeIs
fduIe. BON Ser mir lpieosrum meh@
rere Nbartea fennen. Sine n~eriels
ben, rQates 9tidbt Drnsrot" beseids
net. oeroontt ibre GntItehuna Dem
GhmoroBerp;ls Bbptopbtfpra infez
fans, Der bel ,iiblem. feuftem Net
ter o38 grdut 3erItort unb BAG Sou-
lsa Der anollen betpirtt. 0ieie 3eiQt
ft 0urh itr9or3e 7SItde auF osr
GhnIe unb brouue 0trfdrbunq hsa
GFleiites bon duben nab innen gu
@on Der arortbsit beFolIeue 8artof.
feln brinqen in Der Reael teine Gtii
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-09-05
Ser f%rrimiaiss Sd.
Cine Stutiitif tiber bic Seibitmorhc in
brnffd,rn &nnben.

Sn finer iiingit in Dent'hlnnr
peroffentlidten SeIbfmprhItntiitt'
beibt es: Die 3ahI Der 2ebensijbers
briifIi9sn, bic rem Sob oIs eine Or
l0funq bsrbeiIsbnrn unb freinilIia
aus benz aompfe INNS Doiein duss
fheiben. bat in bsn isBtsn 3tpon3ia
Schren fi9 nid)t fps'entli6 perdnbert.
Die gebouptung. boB Iepi9Ii4 bur6
bic Grftmerunq oes Samples INNS
tGQIi6e 8rct fn bic SeISifmor6e
peesn Nabtungsiorqsn uno griIten5s
Ioiigfeit 9eit.igert hdttsn, finoet ITO
tiitif6 teine Rehtfsrtisung. G8
setgt ith pieImebr, oob nuh IN ben
Sohren elmer ipirtftoftIiher 9ors
.oniunttur Die SeItftmproe nsnio:
items %onnGhernb bic sleife 90hs er=
rei6ten ME in fdIedten Glrts
i6oftsiobren. Die Sponnune Iie9t
Srifhsn 1875 uno PIG Sslbitmors
ben auf 100000 Ginppbner. Sm
Sabre 1898 beenbeten in 0eutT9Ionr
10.7S0 unb i'm Sabr. 1911 14.1S1
p%erfonen freipilIig ibr 2sber. 9ieIs
@tei9erurg eeht nidt iiber bic noe
tiirlihen @rensen, ba in bieiem 3eitz
roume ou6 bic GeIomtbepolterur9
Teutihlonos in minoeitens qleitsm
p~tpaentiose qeipodisn lit. Wdbreno
I'm Sabre 1893 auF bier mdnnI,de
Se!trmotpcr elm psitlitst tnm. bnt
It'd eiefss y.rhdItnis big sua Snbr.
1917 &c toidobsn, bag bic ipsib!;s
den SsIbitm2t7. tt7 TrittsI Der
monnlihsn dusmo6en.
Our9 ibrsn G,ntritt In ben ,pirts
f6oftli6sn 8ampf 1T bic Sra. N
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felfhldoen bes Qebsns msbr aus9eiebt
oIs friibsr. Die Sdpotsn, bic NIT
snttduIdten Soffnunseu uno ers
fdlofften arGft.n tsine spunen'eit.
ON aeten mehr finbsn tSaasn, iino
eeptb Bel BEN Jrouea pro5entudl
ftdrter oils Bel ben MSNnsrn. Sross
tem blsibt bic Stt8erune BON 2154
6.Ibf nDrbetinaes i'm Sabre 1893
| ouf 1898 i'm Sabre 1891 IN Der
Gr.nsen bes 6rnusnaupodies IN
DeutI6fone Sn QrsuBen itorbsn III
Sabre 1911 S422 P.rionen outd
6.Ibnnato 1894 Mdnnsr, 202S
Srouehs, i'm a0ni9reih Sontsr
1924 p.rfonen Ola N6untr, AZ
NrdSen). gopsrn tp:ift 1928 Selbit
mother auf ISL @duast. p.
H.ou.n). Damn seht bic 3ahI &c
aooItis suriid, Wa,tambsts sdblt
44O nnS gab.n +3S SeIbfmorfer
Sr pr.uben it.bi BIZ qtcbins Sror
b.nburo nit auii6tas Don Berlin m,
1866 sslbNmcraen obrton. Ss to'
oen GdI.Esn nit 1875. Vron'n
@o6i,n nit too6 una Rbstn'an
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nle herpor, unO auf Dem 6etos he.
merit man baIo Die Ieertn Stslleu.
ouf oeuen oie ViIan3tn obQeitorten
uro ctriauIt 'iu0. r2ate blight" 1T
gu perbtnoern ourt Qriinolite3 9e.
ipriihn i'm CONNER uno Nsrbit nit
&~ornelliitr Brittle. 0ieTes 9,iprii-
ben iollte defenders auf 6aIoern nor.
Qeuommtn perNeu. Sic gum ,3itben
pon SaottartoficIn beitimmt Nnb.
nenn bic 8artoffeIn tperOen unaes
'tedt ourh Sporen BON Dem o~srfauls
ter arout CUR 3tit Der Grnte ansy
nod porbsr, Njsit Inieauua 1T
bdufig beim GjrTpeihern Ser Nruht
nod nitt 81 srtennen. entlpideIt i'd,
isbod i'm CAME os5 Winttrs ip.nr
riht Die 2enlptratur i'm Seller bis
chen iib.r Dem @eiritrpuntt o,bdlt.n
miro. Gin mo9IiGIt tubltr QaQtrs
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-09-05

prlg NJ oa6sr tin neisntlihsr Gnts
tor CUR 9rdferpierung Der Saottors
toiiel in Sabreu. in oensr Die Sous
Il oraiiiert.
aortoffelfdule i'm Speifsr rirb
aud ni6t felt.n our6 Guiurium'
qi,3e psrurfatt. p<I6e ourd numb:
SislIer in Der Shale sinoringsn
oosr benz 8erneItunes : 8ils foleeu.
Sn ben psitIifen Stadten piel pers
br.itet 1T BON bieisr Dirt Don JGulen
Die pulperdrtiqe 1dule (popoerp
0%rnsrot), Die fh in Der. in uniersr
Qbbiloung bsrdnihauIi4tsn Weiis
3.iqt. ans auoIlM. meI6e irqsno
ne.fs 3eidsn pom '5duk aufpeiien,
follten Don Den GGottartoffeln aus
qemer3t, uno Bel Der Grnte grobe
Sorofalt barauf ~berfponot fperbsn,
oab bic 9nDlIen niht OtrIebt neroen,
od foIfe SteIIen BEN QnQriffspuntt
fir Die Derosrbliten pil3e bil6sn.
Sci ser |Toqsnuunten iuneren brnunen
g1ule beihrdntt Yih bic 9rdunung
nitt Bios auf oen dubersn Rono Der
9roIls, fonbern lie berbreitet ii6 iiber
has qan3e 3Hnere. DIES lit jeoo6
isine puruIitiihe Grffeinuna, benn
bic 5tsten bsIte6sn aug dbqeitorbensn
3e'len. Die Trei BON 81tterien o6er
pil3sn Iin6.
Sn BEN tpeitlihen Gtdoten tommt
nod cine inter 6em Pamen yQals
purm" (geI Norm) b%etdnnte 9rdnt'
beit Dor, Die audi Rematoosns o0er
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Sdlnus TnSreoe.

@eiteI uno 9reitsI ~trsffsn fit ouf
.inem MorgsnIpu3tet9on9e. Webs
seno 9rtittl feinem Stsuhbs bon ben
@eitdften oes lsbten Saess srsdblt.
fro9t i'm geiteI pIpBlid, pb er nidt
gum Ibsno nit ibm fpsiien lpolls,
"a es bei ibm kute feinen @dnles
braten 9ebs. Sslbitperitdnolih 1T
lerlrt oerne bereit. ben Wuni9 au
erfiilIen. Rad turser 3eit iino tie
nieoer CUR Stobt Suritastebrt uno
W'.tel treuut iidl ron isinsm Sreuns
be nit Zen Wcrten: .alio tomm'
beuts obeno. lpenn Oh tnnnf.," BON
Surme 'tliet es nht lIbr, oIs Iid
Ssrr GreittI Der Dem SauTs &s
6reunres @siteI befinost. Iber per.
oebIid} ramneIt sr on ber SiirtIin'
te, ete Vine 1T uno bleitt oerftloI.
len. Cine gauge Stuno, fpdrtst q
NIT tnuyrenoem Md9en Dor Sc,
Sdustur, tpGbrsno er i'm 6auTe BIZ
Hfe'er unS 6dbsln %tldppern Dor.
uno ooron ertennt, DAP isin .NnltA
beretts lem Ibsnbbrot perS .bIs. WRr
@rtntn ttbrt er enoIit, In Fitn
%g8pbnun9 juriid. Ils SerS &rjr
an dnNrn Morgsu mir t&S Tny,iersr
asht, be9egnei sr aud rSito& Isiner
6rtnnoe GrsiteI: 81 ~ iiEg Elm a,
meiner g1enit Bit Gur, ruft ibr
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'H''J' "9a't 81 eetcrut?'
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SclblttGtige NeludHerungsuOrridJ.
t1ng.

geIiBer Dor 3opfpfan3en tommen
mandmot in @erIeQenbeit in 8e5ug
auf bic 8etpdTerurq Der pfldn3en
ma6reno elmer IdnQeren Nbtpt'ens
bet. J. Y. elmer Rsiie. Wduhe
Iu6en iid od an belfen, inoem lie Die
36pfe in cine qrpbe. nit WaNer qss
Fiiltte llnttrtdce HELEN, ooey inotm
lie nit Woiiet g~e'iltte Htaiten nit
Der Wunoung in hie 2opferoe iteta
Ter, foooB oos in Sen IIdifen emit
bo!tene WoIer lanQiam in Die Eroe
hiueinIidert. Td8 eritgeranntc Vers
Fdtren bat BEN lltbelit1no, 0ob odS
Wdfler bGlfiq ifnsIl perounitet. pei
Gem 3~rpeiten @eridhren treten niAt
ieIter @eritopfunltn ber 6I1Itsns
munounQ tin. un0 iiberOieS lit sic
VslpdIeruna tpenn man riht qenlIs
Qello pteIe Fiofteu pertpencst, uns
rcqelmGbiQ uno un~denuQeno.
Cine eiuiahe. biuid ber3ufeIlenNe.
fir sinen ooer njtte 9lumeut3pfe
oit't3eitiQ tsnubtor. unn BEN Wofs
'erptybrdud entIprehsno itlb'ttGtiQ
tpirtenos Notwithstanding
1T in unier AbbiIoung peraufdaus
lidt.
In elmer nieoriQsn 6oIss pSsr
8thnanns a III Elm Mrm b befeIt,Qt,
her cine rinQformiQe Shelle c Sc.
fbt. IN rieie III nurb Gn3iebsn
elmer S6roube d cine 6taite e ron
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StoIIFiittsrunq in oie'em Gimme elm.

Sf0lliutterull9 IN oieiem SHINE elm
9erit)tet psrotn.
Sur Ouyreihune Res Suffers i'm
S'oII ei9nen Iit runot RauIen, lrie
lie uniert NbbjIounq 3eiQt. beTsr ais
large, neil iih Die (iere hieran midi
10 'toBtn uno orGrgen f1nnen uno
oorous entitebeuoen Grtrantunosn.
9stlammen ulfu. ptniQer ausoeiebt
lldo. &nberoem loFen Tih oieis
Haufen leidtsr i'm Stall ptrIte!Ier.
0ie Wo'fertaraff. (Dufs
'ert!aItt) mub TETS ptinIih fauber
Qepdlien tperoer. irSnn ibr S,nbdlt
LANCE triib. bon rcin.m @eIhmdd
uno frti ron ihGoIiteu Stoff.n b;eis
ben IolI. Uis GrFohruna Iebrt. bob
Sie Reini9une nit WaTer ALIEN nidt
lettt II. "a eoS WdNsr perfdieotns
Vt'tdnoteiie ausfh,ihet, Die es suir
Yell aus Ger 0uft auiatnommen bat.
IS biloet fih namsntlit am Sid
'tenbootr cir SAP. Der ftlper III
entftrntn it. Sur GrsisIuna elmer
tooelIos fauberen, bnaieniid elm
iporotyeien WaFertarafit iei Der
loerourN einsr WisrttIQrdmmtlble!ts
ubermonQorfdures SaIi empfobler.
DE I'M balben Ssln'hsrinhdlt aufoe
Io1 lpiyo unN hdnn einiac Stuncen
finiptrten fn!I. @or 0fr1 Iusoie.
fen oty Q0irla riyo trdftia urroe
'1u:teli. Dir ndmsnilia an goSen
Surudbletocnne purpurrcte '~Fdrbund
sniro ourd) Iusipiilen mi. elmer
l0dheTistn 9o6ialSlpiurs beititiet.
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" SMmcr bcitrait

i, gerssvioe. Der nuf Soften ieiner eeiuno'
belt ssr 0ftcuntuiB Dee Sedten toh'hi neL
itassfsr Der nber. ben n'e lhrnInate VttesI
Mr ggrnftheit. Geptuolcfts. petaaI, ptIt'
tYSsts9en Rrnn'hett fallen heutSu'ass W..
rSSfe 9eenIten sum Ever ahe eoa 'un'
r,nn Nerielheu Ieidi une iiTsr MI %" ns'
TsFmieu ct, Bernard SrdnicIelueh wv
Sieie hetifraitt9en SiAfh ts'",Ss'
Foic Zdrne, hdltea Sehfr Hkasen uhe mH
: rem in Sreuuna uHc nno etn pmt.es ~
lpeniip sesen srassasiieu Der uhis''s''S
EAraane.
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HE+F N'f3
idluiit.
Uurmfdule genannt nirb un0 ibren
llriprung in einem pinSiqen Wurm
bat, pelder Ole anollen angreift uno
linen Elm run3eIigeS, unregelmdbi9es
QEsieben qiebt. (Siek QbbilounQ.)
gsim 0urdihnsi0tn Seigt Ti6 glrih
unterbdlb Der S6ale cine Reibe
gIdn8enoer 6leden. Solte 3nplleu
iino ebsnfaIls BON Dem Saatout auss
3uihiiebsn, od tie Sen 9ooen iufiSiez
rem unb leitt Die &rontheit bon eli
mem 5eloe gum dnoern osrbreiten.
SIN 4lIgsmeinen untsriteiost mar
bst Der aartoffsIfdue RabfGuI.
(FoB) uno 3rodeniduls. ie naho,m
nie fnule 9drtofiel ioftigs, ne;te
ODER brsiartiQs geI6affenbeit 3eiqt.
oosr ourh Giutrodnen 0sS 3eIliaftss
gu elmer trodnen, miirben. puloeriQsn
oNer bdrten WdiIe p'r0. Our Be
timpfurg Der GortoffeIfduIe tbirb
arspobI Ieihterer 9ooenortsn, Der
meiounq iiditoffbaItiasn 8iinQtrs
uro bic 8erpenounq ptoerftdnosfds
bi9er Sorten empfobIen.
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mc9lthN Qrpbem SrboIt ocrort ems
attltmmt. odb ;bre mad unttn it.ben,
M MIunoua8 ttlrd H. Soil
com Sontn Der Nuure a tntiernt IT..
Ele Wonnc miro bis ttlpaS liner
o'tie @obe nit NlTey QcilUt, uohs
Dem bic @luwcntGpie hiutinQeiteIt
morNtr 'ino. Die mi. 00Tey 0ts
'u.Ite 6Io'te piro Johann 10 in ser
St'eIIc { befeitiQt. odb ibrt Wliiu-
oun9 ctlcus urtsr NaFey reitt. So.
bolo noh @er,auf elmer Qcrp;Ftn ,3tit
per WoHsripis9eI Ser Wonu, ourt
Den Itrbrauh in Sen 9lumsntopfen
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EelbItocmadjter !Sano Gnltiuator

Gin prottiiher 9ono : Sultipatcr
fir cine tleine 0emiiiefarm. Der OBJ
ne groBs Sdmieri9teit beF8uitellsn
1T. piro nurh bic untenItebsnoe NIB
bilounQ perunidauIi6t, man rimmt
ba8u o1s @orberroo zines olten
3peirabs nit &ueellaoern. BON benz
sc: 8ummirsiIsn entfsrnt 1T; To-
bunn oie folQsnben Gtiide aus sGkm,
abcr m0gIihTt Ieidtem 6Ul3. ON be-
Iter ulmenhpIs; stpei Gtiite fir \.
Is Bel 2 bel Is 3o1I; 3tpsi Glide Fir