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The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1914-08-15
Arizona.

On account of the drop in the price
OF copper due to the prospects of n
general European war about onehalf
of the force Of men at the Warrior
mine at Miami has been laid off.
In June Miami produced 3,12l,75o
pounds of copper, which compared
with high record for one month Q
1851 900 pounds in March this year.
During the first six months Of 1914
Miami produced 19,512,70o pounds OF
copper, exceeding by about 100000
pounds that of the corresponding Pc
riod of last year.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1914-08-15

The first war OF the air Is to be
fought in Europe. The supremacy of
Europe. perhaps OF the entire world,
may be decided for many years to
come before the conflict ends, writes
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1914-08-15
NATIONS POWER
: IN AIR COMPARED
Supremacy Of European States
in Newest Fighting May Be
Decided.
FIGURES ARE OF INTEREST
A.

France and Russia Said TO OuteIass
<netria and Germany. to Say Moth
70 Of Great Britain. surs
to Be Factor.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1914-08-15

Country Wants to Be Shown.
President Wilson should manifest
his friendship for business by open
ing up both hands.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1914-08-15
WASHINGTON,

The battleship Maine, carrying mid
shipmen. is being held at Gibraltar for
possible rescue work among Ameri-
cans in Europe.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-04-23

Next week Prof Fl. r. Lewis, head of
the Poultry Husbandry Department of
the New Jersey State Experiment sta
ton, will contribute an article on "Pedi-
gree Poultry Breeding" The illustration
will show silver Gray Dorkings"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-04-23
Our INDUSTRIAL FUTURE
Verm0nt's Needs Are Pointed
Out by James Il. Hardness.
Large Attendance at Merchants
Luncheon Industries Day--An In
structiyc Talk Given in
the Evening.


.aa - ,,.aa,,o,i,,-.
tons, a Large gathering of men met noon
and evening at the Hotel Vermont to learn
about the opportunity and method of de-
VelopinE industries in Burlington. James
b. Hartness, the distinguished Springfield
w. manufacturer VINO IS president OF tHe
Jones hanson Mac4lhe company anu
",SU PIeSiu'". % tlie -A''''i 'ISil 9oeioIy
"-1itH 49,
nv M .'' 80
4, 49,, 49,. I,,,,-,,ll,,, a, 49,, ,.,, ~,,,.
ont 10 i,oan W. IIart,,o,,, o,,tlino t,,,. ,o,,,l
rood a. ind,,s+ri,, acknowledgements rrbo car-
+.a, +rom,,t,t 80 NJ. rI,,.tnoys,. oddross
,rbicr rollou.e in f,l vac tb,t tho mos
once in Vermont of numerous men with q
natural antitudc for mechanical work was
sufficient reason for the DEVELOPMENT Of
Industrial concerns in our midst. This
Yankee ingenuity rather than easy laws
or bonuses for locating here was, he in
sisted, the sound basis Of mechanical de-
velopment among us.
In the evening on the roof garden Of
the Hotel Vermont, Mr.. Hardness an
sWered questions which a numerous gath
ering of local business men put to him.
NIP HAPPINESS, ADnp11cc
You haVe invited me 20 speak To-Day
ana understand am expected TO say
something ABOUT the Industrial Opportu-
nlties'
Ferhaps II Woula De Vel TO preface
my fsiharNs by ulsc.a'Nlhs any desire
to organize company here--or any other
pace LOT that hlatter-lor prefer 10 use
my energies In my own WORK
am not antagohistlc 10 any othef
scheme to promote the Vermonters' IN
terests' My purpose Is to present some
- ."e "'u"s'iIa' p'ss'''.'"eS ""'0' seem
"'',o Oee' w 'ooN'i ~.
a" NV "Vie ~ IAN Oi' any po''''
'OP'S' 4Oi '""' 10 ei''4'e'S o"'Si'e vi
."' win am ohls " point ou' 'na'
-"' t'ei0 10
'''' 10" t'i 'e'''''n.' q" VIC oH''
'nuNe N"s". 'Iior' 70 reh''%e IT,
- 10 no' " 10 oo'aiieu III L -" "eeAS
VI iloi'"s' 1t VIII 'dNe lie" years u
"'H'" 10 sHo" 'cS"''S' put as we are
''ie II, our o"" business ~ we must
oe "Hiine u 'ooN dHeau !" our pans
i"' pu''uins oet'er vermont
Al SUM oiueS the people coHnp'he IN
movements that can o'liy DC accomplish
gu III io"7 FERROUS ol years IN laet' our
~ 4a''''O. anu many VI u'e greatest
w. "O' ~ ~ ''''''>'i'u nave peen tue result
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-04-23
WILSON THE ONLY HOPE.


tFrom the New Ork WOrld.)
There are various democrats in Wash
ington who still think that they "are big
ger men than old Wilson," hut If the dem
ocrats cannot carry the country next fall
on the record OF Woodrow Wilson, they
cannot carry II on anybody's record. If il
is impossible to secure a united democracy
to support the President. 1t is Just as well
to have republicans in Congress to oppose
him as to have disloyal democrats. All
professional politicians are beginning to
look very much alike to the American
people
The President has tried to hold his party
to a high standard of principle For the
most part he has succeeded and no other
president in an equal period Of time even
succeeded more fully in commanding the
intelligent respect of the country But if
the party as represented in Congress is
tired of principles and sanity, if it is de-
termined to give the country another eX-
hiblton of democratic aslninity, Il viii
pay the fun penalty at the polls In Novem-
Der
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-04-23

obtain if possible only the best grades
finely ground, so that it mixes we'll with
the dry mash. No cornmeal has been
placed in the mash for the reason that
good results have been obtained by feeding
corn either heavy or light in the grain
as conditions warrant.
Green cut bone is another source of
animal matter that will promote good
growth. hut it must be fed with judG-
ment or it will cause securing. The bones
should he sWeet-tanted, bad foods of any
kind should never he fed to the chicks.
IMPORTANCE OF WATER SUPPLY.
From the first chicks should have an
available supply of fine gravel sand or
grit and charcoal in hoppcrs and even
on the floor, to eat from time to time. IT
should be so arranged that while the
chick can readily get the water he can
not get into it. There are numerous foun-
tains on the market and any Of them that
can be easily cleaned will fill the bill.
There are still many advocates Of the
wet mash. If one adhores to it. make il
as crumhly as possible and he sure that
it does not get sour Keep the feed dishes
clean and sweet.
Undoubtedly tho largest producers are
now using the dry-fecding methods, and
it is only n question of time when wet
mashes will be unknown where poultry
growing is "A business.
Housing for chickens may he as simple
as feeding. The only essentials for hem
Matched chicks is shelter from storms and
bad weather, shade and pure air An
empty cask, barrel or box may provide
this if kept clean and free from lice,
and the chicks will do as well in these
shelters as in more expensive one. Tho
importance Of cleanliness lies more in
its prevention or discourse cement Of lice
than in any other way. Free use of lice
killers and powders will help the chick
ems. Conhne their scratching to legitimate
fields; use simple dsnfectants to keep
them free from disease.
Brooder chicks need more careful at
tenton than those that are hen-hatchcd,
One of the essentials is to keep them at
work especially after the fifth day.
The brooder should be roomy and well
ventilated and the heat for the first IL
DAYS never less than 30 degrees. 1t is
better to have too much heat than too
little While too much heat has weak
cning effect, the chick can, in a measure.
get away from it, especially il the brood
cr Is built along the lines OF proper ven
tilation. During the cool nights II is well
to let the brooder heat run to 100 or rs
This will allow for a dtop which Is sure
to occur during the night especially If
outdoor breeders are used, Nlnety-eight
degrees will In no way harm the chicks
| If the brooder Is well ventilated. for the
| first few DAYS, especially during early
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-04-23

White China Geese originated from
sports" or albinos of the Brown Variety,
which they resemble except in color of
feathers and of the eye, which is blue,
as in all white geese The bill knobs on
the forepart of head and the legs are
yellow. The neck is lonk like a swans
This variety Is one of two recognized
varieties coming within the American
standard of perfection of China Geese,
the other being the browns. They are
favorites with farmers for cross-beedinE
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-04-23
EXPLAINED

FriepG-Why don't you write poen
on the water wagon?
Poet-Tm never M there long enough
every time | get on ! have to yet W
and give my seat TO a lady -Florid,
Timcs-Union.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-01

.iunesn bsnubtn. lptl9t letr rsidIi9
.iragen, 0ertn 1riidit dber fir rchtn
@enuB mtniatr odnibot fnb.
5ir mdnds oieIsr GerI9it T4ipdrs
men ou@ 4usldnbsr, pel9s le In
ben Grrpen ettpTtl baden, wdbrsnb
nnoers Bel ibnsn ntHt In 70 bcher
.@unh itebsn. 9o9 Oos m @es
f9mddsTa6t, uhb bsr @tldmod
III gar bieIen werdnbtruneen uHiers
iporfen, bsim DbF ear5 btiOnosrs.
Dos MtbI Der @oHane III IN ben
RuF qelcmmsr, tEne bDrSleIide BUR
fiir Ner0ouunus ; BsFhperbsn uno
anoete lInorbnun9tn oss Wdoens gu
biIbtH; nnb ~singebprtne Groueh iddts
5eu Is OILS GdugEiness Nabrung iebr
bod, offtnbar alF @runo lbrsr Gre
fabrungsn. Riht minbsr bobsn
dr3tli6e 4utorkdten es fir clesmsis
ne @erptn0ung fhon geprieieH.
gns Der rtifen p~ldntnnsns Jrudt
ipirb Elm febr iiartsr 8ranHttusin be-
IiiIIiert, 6er dber BET ben GiHeebos
rensn ni9t bel sstruntsn pirb, trOb.
benz biefsIbsn Ionit an ifarteeiItiae
@etrdnie ssipObnt FnO. Sin eJtratt
aus dintFidsr 3ipergsananus mub
in europa bieI yd3u berbaIten, fir
nodgtobmten, sum Export beItimms
ten Rcqnot lnt grdnnilpein 6e
.glums" gu osbeu. Au6 miro dts
elmer @attuug Elm anuebmbarer gFig
bereitst. 9iefs ailts bon 8~erpsnbuns
gen Iisbe fa nod bsOsui.ao bstIGn.
germ.
Cine StnptT nnbrnng, ME fit
einen grobsn 9eiI Der tropiTdsnJ
wsIt pirb h1 gdnons Sci uns poD
ME retOtn; nbeI her biFbsriae grFlg
ibrsr ~inoafrieIspl aasA sutunc/ hers
bsibt cine sIdnsmOe 3ntunFH
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-01
Gt#ortf@er gsAsr.

Gin eigendrtigsr Metall6e6er be-
finoet ii9 ais @rbitid un0 erleIenes
2unIttpert I'M 8eliBe bs3 apmmun-
ronten BEG SnbdIiOen9dufes In Berlin.
Der 8e9er purOe aus eingeI9mpI3es
nen tuiitl9sn @oIOmin3sn gebiIoet,
rOgegen fem 8Dben aus elmer fruns
8Dfilden @olomanSe aus Der 3eit Der
ou6pige beftebt unO eihsriejts Ois
Sdbres5abI 1912 tpte aud o1s frons
56ffde DretItltentpappen, anoererIeits
bic l1mf9rift sit uornen oDmiEi. ".
8sneoictuIn@ trGgt. Inter benz Mus
btnranoe bes 8e9ers 1T Inn oieIen
eingrabiert: Plus aublano tomen
mir geaosen, Bel 3ornbDrf purOen
mir e~mpfangen bon 6rieori9 Dem
groben 5eloen, @ir b1dten Az ions
men gtI9pinb mad Berlin, bod
nubten mir bIetbsn por Rufrin. Oh
fpuroen mir gef9lagsn un6 ourfs
tens nieman0 iosen. Den 25. auguF
1758.4
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-01

oentt, oaB oieIe 5ru9t f4on i'm fsrils
ifen altertum bel einem groben Yell
Der Menidbett sinsn 10 Aoben Rarlg
einnabm, fpie oas Iiebe 9rot!
Se6r langt 3sit bin6ur4 tpuroe
eben Bic 8anoue, Dbno6l bic fpdnis
T6en Seefabrsr unb ROIoRiften iie sie
niaermoBeu Iddben Iernten, bod ais
Elm minosrtpertiges Nabrungsmittsl
unaeIeben, tpelaes nur fit Die gelben
anS f6par3en aafsn aiiens nnO
Qfrttds gut gertlg lei.
gIgemein betannt puroe Die Ni9'
tioteif Der 5rudt erIt bur9 ben grDs
hen peutThen Retiefori9er 4iegs
amber b. 6umbolbt, tpelftr i'm
@sfolqe feinsr Reifen nd4 sNeus
Gpanien4 ou6 auf Den grOben 9sif'
tum Der 8anuner an nd6renoen
GtofFen uno auf Ois ritIigen Mens
qen aufmsrtIom madte, bic f4on ouf
tleinen 5ldnen inter gur1ttgen Bers
bdltuiFen gesogtn perben tDnnten.
gGber aud mad ibm Dersing nod gs'
raume 3eit, Bis Der nuterntbmungsa
.aeif fi6 feine Diute SunuBe mo4te.
In 8ananenIdnosrn ielbit tperotn
bic 5rii6te unO anOere Settle Der
.qFIanse nod gu DtelerIet 3peden be-
mutt, bon oenen man bel uus iogut
nte ni6ts Deib. 90 btIOen iie bos
SouptmatertaI al man6erlei Cup
pen, tpelde BON aeuueru febr emps
.foblen perosn. GbeHip peroen IL
fir lid ALIEN auf Deri9iebeas Wetlt
|oefo6t unb gebrateu ober gebadeni
In fol6en 8oruteu perOen fie in Sos
Farita aud in Den 9otels ierpisrt
Die gebadenen pOer geodmpften lie
fern Elm gang Doraiigli6es 8eHert
Bar ans Disls 3pede IaTer ii4 Sat
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-01

Ib,rfuttt it'd III eiarm gaTdsl ga.
nanen berhedt babe, unO odB na4'
hsr @ua un0 qoam, als Fs ii6 ibre'
| un6eiIsiOstbsit fddmisn ii9 NIT
gldiiern BON Oieist ielbm Bildn5s
beosdt bdiitnl 9isis gepenoe bette
Iauh dnsn aupiFm GinfluB Out
qflan3sn ! @elt9rte, ioIern 0ieielben
sipet 6duptgattungtn oisitr 8efpadl
Ibie id6usn Numtn aWluIa paraots
Iiacn" Gru6t oes paraoisIes) unn
|. MuIa iopisntium" (5ru9t Der ST
lennfnis) qaben, ipslds linen IN Der
MISREPRESENTATION Melt fir INNER
bleiben pst0en.
0b abtr Die gandne iiberbaupt
Ieine cin5ige urbeimat gebabt Bot, III
lTehr frdgIt6.
Bas ipe3ita bic 9ondneH IN her
Reun 0elt Gogenauuttu) au6elangt,
Ito 1T BON member Sttie nit Be
aimmtbeit 6ebdupttt iuor0eu oieIeIs
ben Ieieu, uripringIih bon @iien ooer
lQfrita itammeno, 3terit BON Spa
nien aus i'm anFdng oes 16. Sabrs
bunosrts mad 4meritu ge6ruht u1o
3unddI auf Ser SnieI Gan DOMINGO
unqepflm5t pOr0sn pon no lte itd
Iraf6 ii6er bsnddbarte SnielH UNI
mad benz 5ehlanos psitsroerbreitei
lhGtten. GnOere ertldrsn ebsnio be-
IHimmt, gdnanen hdtttn i4ou lan9e
bor Dem Gommen Der Gpdnier 81
ben Suupts Qdbrungsmittsln Der 43.
Iteter uto Der Snta8 gsb0tk. Srgenc
nel6s urtunbli6t qusnsiit iibsr b,
heine oOer dn0ere QlnIidt bot man
Inie aeTun0en; es 1T elm Gbrliher
lGtrtit, pis abtr ben llrIprung unie.
rer Rotbduts.
Die beioen 3beoritn brarI6en ein.
onber dur niht aus3uidiieBen SPd.
nier m0aen 8ananen beriiber gsbrahi
uno onqsbdut buben. So III dbeI
mtrtpiroig, baB in alien einbeimt.
Iden SprnGtn Der 9egenoen, mo 81,
gdnane ouftritt, bisiel6e einen BE.
fonoeren Ramen hat, Der Of t Dor
ben Gro6erern itammt, pdbrenb Toni
einqefiibrte qflan3sn uuo anoert
9inge aud oen frem0en Rameu Be-
bolten, b04Itens peroorbsn.
QuBerOem til i'm gan5eu merioioa
noIen amerita cine usberlieferune
por6errIdeno, ooB minbsiteHs 3tue
@attungsn qldntansn - pslhe eben.
flats 8u Der 8anQnen s5amiIie gebD4
rem = ldnglt p0r Dem GrideineH Del
Guropder angebout poroen ieien.
9o9 iprefen mir lieber mebr Dor
Der geaenlpart bieiss interefonter
Rubz @epG9lss uno Der rieitgen 5nt
ouItris, fpeIae auf oosisIbe gsgranoei
poroen lit!
Die 8anane geoeibt AM 6eIten BEL
IeroBsr Sibe unb GROCER Jeu6tigteii
| 3uglei9; cine 5emperdtur BON ptnigei
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-01

Nonder aus iIt gapcnrtnsn qros
Mite IN nor0lihen gdnbsfn. Wor
Gilt bitg naiirli9 BON Dem
ieiatn unb nod imms: msbr llsis
|stnbm gsrbraud scr 8anansn 5runi
n Norbnmtrila. pel6ts %et6btmisils
'ns MiiieIameriia unb sinilen psits
.noiiftH SnTeIn, IN ben psItIidtH
sguFlen : Ieei0usn BON ben 6apaiis
|ynirIn odmit psricrgt piro, in rnbis
len 8siitn auh bon Wlsriios iiolis
Bg po5iiitsaiiltt.
Sm ibri9tn lit Der SitgtsSua Der
Rdnone ourf bic 4uItnrptlt offens
BAT nod lange ~ lbssnbst, ia, er III
loo nift gar ( iibsr ben 8sginu
1%inaus; uno "a btsibt aud %ab3uiudrs
III pb In nnoertn 9cilsn Der Melt
laI0 sbsnfn groB5isigs QniIreaguHs
len fit bic Weiterperbisitune bitler
srudt bon BORT aus aemott perben,
IL oiss northumberland ourd Die
Illnileb 9ruii So" g,Ihie9i, FONT
Euh Cbit Truit" senaunt. IS TT
pabrfh<inIih. BOB folfs lluttrnfb
unHgtH folgeu. Ioneit 1rausports
WDgiittsitea lie irgenO begiinitigsn.
SIT Der gsidaftlids gsriauo Der
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-01

ten. Sn, man srsdblt BON sinem eis
ropdtiden BaIlnuBsg uum, Der nod
I'M utter BON 1000 Subrsn gut trageH
Ipn! SsOenFuns III Die 2sbsus3abiss
felt Der HuBbdume cine iebr beoeu'
tenbe un6 erinnert einigermoBen an
Oisjsniss Der gi6sn.
8ei Den boben 6IsiihprsiTen unie>
rer Gage baben NiiHe BET rei9liHer
anpflan5ung ale ausiidt, mebr uno
msbr gu sinem StapeIs 9abrungs'
mittel Su iperben.
9u9 elmer 3ufdmmenftelung unies
reg M6erbausD o Departments Bat Elm
pfuno sutes 8eefiteat einen Rdbrs
inert bon $50 characterization elm
pfunO anrtuffeIn einen iOldsu BON
1856, Elm pfunb Deibbrot BON 1916,
Elm pfuno MdIlniiIe nber siusn Nd9rs
inert bon BOTS BGrmesGinbeien!
8abei foIten bic TtFt etipa 20 gents
bro pfunD, nro Elm p0rterbduss
5tsaf tuftei minbehsns % Gents.
QnsrSings tit NIT Dem befdsisn grets
Der NiFe ni9t 0srienige Der dusees
i9dlteu gemeint; absr Oennod lam
man BET Der slet1su @elosgerdusgas
burg, tpie amtIi6 ertldrt pirO, aus
Der NalnuB elm 5inftel mebr Sc
fpi9t in piriIihen Rabrungsitoffen
betommen. 9lnes in alien, srf9eint
Elm @annuBe pain dls elm redt perts
bones @srmd9tnts audi fir tons
menOt Generdttrnen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-01

Die apig adddfiia, 8onalaat osti
frtiIld nod pltl Meter. Inter 9rih'
liden GlngeboItusn zines groben
2elts BON Orient IN Die llsbsrlieiss
rlng bsrbTtIi,i, Bah osr Baum Der
eritnHinls" I'M qarobltls ltln on
osrtr ols dn 9ananth Baum asiDs,
fen it BAT Die @dIauat wsldt Gpd
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-01

Sn BEN leBten Sdbren tpsrOsn
ader> uno gartenbouIt9e @rfoIee in
unIerem Iernsn MsIten 10 pieI seriibmt,
oab man fat seneiSt 1T. ben Often
babel gu tur5 tommen 81 laFen. nno
bod bat du9 Der Often mdruas be-
re4tige 2luIpriide in oieier 8eaies
bung, unb etIi6e O%erTeIbsn iin6 aug
8iemlia neuer 3eit.
Sir Die IuBbaums3udt miro uns
8peifelbdft in ben Der. Stuaet nod
beute nett tpeniger setan, aIs estnt
perOen t0nnte. Man bsosnts, odb
mir ie0es Sabr bOn ausDdrtigen
2GnOern gliife i'm @erte bon IL Bis
Is Milionen Dollars importiersn,
mas mebr 1T, als Dsr Wert arsr
aepfsl, peIde idbtli4 aus ben Ser.
Staten un0 &anaoa auiammen alse
gefii6rt neroen! Gs er6ffnsn Ii1 alfO
nod grobe M6gIidteiten fir Die ses
f9Gftli9e Rubbaums3u4t in unierem
2onbe. R0nrsn au4 ni9t ale Gats
tungen in ieoem 3eiIe 0es 2anbes ses
bei9lid singebirsert fperOen, 70 bds
ben Oud nod mun4e SpieIarten 3ul'
ursgliiTe, uro stpar bon ben beiten,
bier teiltpeife febr CUTE 4usii9ten.
Die beIiebten eu9li4en 8oanife
peroen pdbrIdeinIi9 IN &~altfUrnien
belte i'm grDbten Mabe unter Den
ameritaniI9en Staten d%ngsbuut.
Mebrere 8arietdten ober lino i'm Nors
ben Der Union dnIdeinsnb ni1t Bee
fonoers dusii9tspoI, pbhon fie be-
iteben t5nnen. DIS cine 8orietGt,
pel9e pDr8iigIia attIimdtifert iptrs
BEN unb ipenigItens n6rnli9 Bis gum
pberen Sell oes Stadtss Netp Yort
beftens geoeibeu un0 rei9e Grnten
brtn9en tam, bat f4 ote pOmeroba
MalnuB erpieIen.
Die grDBte - iinS du9 nrIpriings
liGe 5drnn, ipel9e Dem Anbail
6iefer @aqniiFe sepiomet 1T, finost
man in Der Rd6e bon oodport, q. q.
SelbF unfere jungen peitli9en
Stdaten NIT benz intenIiDitsn Diff
bau tDnnten dtf oieieH Rubbaum>
Sain itol5 lein.
SIN Sabre 1876 pflunste NOrmat
gomsrp1 - bon Dem aud Der befOns
bere Maine Der Spielart sstommen
1T -, Ole Itsben urfpriinsliden 8dums
auf bisisr 5arm; uno NIT ibrem Nd9s
tpu1s iin6 5 bDlle Aerss in 35 Sab
rem bsfebt tuprOenl
Stint Sabre mad Der 3eit 6er
MuSpflan3ung begannen Die BGnrHe,
Riihe gu tragen. Mlan fiilte Die Der.
fiiaboren &Gume api1sn ben &eiber
oieler 8Gume nit gfiriiabGumsn; uni
nm oie 3eit, oIs oie lebtereu 10 aienl.
li9 ~oufb0rten. 81 trdgen, ;. +. II
feds Bis iieben Sdbrsn, fingen BIZ
1ubbdume an, CUTE Grnte az btin,
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fen nidt bOr Dem trisn GrcE bss
6srbfss ob, un0 UNI bieis 3eit fall
len aud Die Rifle bon IelbIt aus ben
9ilieu bsraus. Gs gilt isood fY
better, nidt oiif SieIes qusfoatn&
i%uarttnL fOnbsrn Ts bOrbsr CIV
bsrunier5uiIcpfen unO 49,
3tUeigs GnOsn, on otnen y,
nit ab3ufdlAsen.
ker Ip9 ~ nssga9rtss erlie islil'
p ST. pSfis hir an rsuen SdOBIius
osr IbleH, oeren 3ipsi o0er mebr
GSTr jsOen dbseIdIussnen 3l bilosn
ti1sesn. Die 9rugfdbigsit oisier uno
aud unbsrsr RuBbdumt III cine ers
ItaunIi9 Iangs; mdndt eurOpdii4s
8annuB sgdums bringen nod in 100
big 200 Sabren fsbr retbIi4e Grns
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tSldttRI tbtIptN 8u AAtlptIdthh
berirehrW
ndrsn, oit ~i6er9dupt 5itr @eriens
oung bsiiimmt Ino, tpsrosn an Oie'
fen 3ruIt o%tttduft, Oa 0erieIbe aud
ole Gtttnbdbn %tontroaiert, tpels
9e bic @ananen Son, nit Dem Ste
franc berbinOtt, ebenio tpit er Elm
Igrobes gtIhBooet eigsns fiji bic
8tForotruug bieitt 8rldte gsbdutcr
@ htffe btIiBt.
Die 5ri6ts ptrOsn, tusnr ni9t
Mebl o0er onOtre ptoOutte odrats
atmadt peroen iolen, gfin geI4nits
ten, uitb 5fpdr auf 0etIaieothen Stu'
fen litter gniipidIuns, L mad hsf
G%ntfernung oes Marttts. uaf usl'
dem fe ee1eu IOlsf, un0 atl4 Oars
uad. ob lie no6mals boH 9aiff Gus
auF sic gabn atgeldosn tperoen
miTen, DOer ni6t, am fri9sftsn
perom Ste gardnth sei9nittsr, toel'
DE ben O3saR al iiperquersn bdbsrt.
5eOs Bang vns 5aim in aoitaritd,
Fat ibri0enl ibre eigsne WauI1
eel Z rtBan sur Before
0erang Ser yrgl.ie pm ibrtn 6tls
bern na9 6tr GNenbabr. Der 3ads
ter miro bena9ri9tia6 Dab sr cine
beTfimmte Quantitat Der Griidte an
cinem beitimmten Sage an Der Gi'
Isnbabn ablisfern iol, gum 8eiters
berTon6 nit einem beItimmten edit,
un6 binneu 10 bis b6ditens Is
5tun0en mad Dem Sdneioen Iino
Die 8andneu rad port m . n
aebtd6t uno uuf Oas S4iff perIa'
SEN. Mande 9undnen aud tper0en
nit aloB na9 Der 8abn gsbru6t.
qaes lift iontruttIi6 sersgeIt, uno
Der 5ruf b%ereinburt nit Den anoeyen
.8idtern aud BEN grsis fir ibre
.9rubulte i'm Ooraus; 10 Bis 30
Gents @olopdbrung pro 8affeI, ie
mad Dem 9raoe.
Die u%mlaoung bonn gd6ntpagetl
.auf oas S6iff erfolgt nit m E d a.
In tf6en 9eldOungs Qppdraten,
mel6e be1onbers i'm 6inUIid Oarouf
Idebaut Ifnb, etne geI6GOigung Der
5rihte an berbaten. DieIelben ld0eu
bro Gtunbe 1000 8iI9el in ben In
lneren Gdtffsraum. Gntfpre4eno
miro sic 5ru9t Gi6 an 8eitims
munqs0 Ortiz oosr BEL Der Dieoerpers
la6unq in 8dbn8ige ge6ano4abt.
Das gHf6el 9unanen, pel6es IN
Iirqen0 einem Gtdot6tn unieres mitts
leren Deitens o6er Reusnglanos i'm
I2o0en oss ardmers bdngt, TIT in ben
meiIten Gdaen nod feline is Gage
Aus ieinem tropiidtn SeimatsFslOe
meg.
Die QGerneltss Qrbsitsr in Der Boz
naneu Snbuftris fnb, nenigfeu5 In
Lat fdmtli6eu amsritantihen Gam
bern, pel6e oiefe 5ru6t bauer, Sas
I'm alta 9eger. sic babea TIRE
5ebler, ipie man il. a. ald BET Der
Grbauung osS qonamdsaanals ge'
funben Bat; o6el fte fiuo gerdoe3u
unerIebIid! 9enn ie iinD, nit Iepr
lieItenen a~usnabmen, ipie gefeit gegsH
ole tropiIdsn 8itbers 0b fiirdter'
IlidRe 6ibe unb bic i4redli4Fen trO'
pif6en RegengaTe fe6ten ie ni4t an.
0a8u fpmmt, Oob tie In Der arbett,
pel6e man bon ibnsn berIangt, f9On
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bon Suuaita bsr treffIiG erid9ren
fms. Die qufTe6sr Der JurmeH,
ooer .Wlanoobprs4, iinb inOeB ge'
p66nli6 @eibs; fe miHen ita bdu'
fla onoersno fit ldngsre 3eit err
bulen. !.
50 reid BET 9uoen aud III nno
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ben Jrudt aud nidt uuf unbes
lnste Gntfsrnungsn tunlid, 10 lift
Hienige oes 9nndnsnsM ebles, Der
sEodneten Gdeibden nnO an0erer
lrarbeitungs : groOuttc in fsiner
kile belhrdntt. llno Die anertens
lna, pelde bisis Gr5eugnihe aIs
lunos 1abrmittel fiuOsb bat iebr
'gencmmen.
|Wltpeus ipirb Snoien, ipofer 10
Ele idDHe 9inge itammsn aud fir
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aatbeoerbIate. qroFeis
for; alDsr mir ous nG6ite Dial Sie
geOdrme nidt i'm aOpf bat, Be-
somwt cine idIsate NOte. MsTst
eid Ousl4
Gr tennt fte. QL.s sg2ps
bat Define Grou ben @erlsbr NIT
rer 6reunOin dbgsbrpden? gu MIN
ideif Jpn bod nidtl1
g.: .glein, nod nidt; i6 gIdlls
abtr, es oauert nint mehr lang,
Osun jie tiHen iid i3un, iDsHu
fia ieAsnl1
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Ials rs GroO 3, ober cine S06enlage
pom mebr als 1900 SUB aber Dem
maresipiegel III fit ibrt Gniwids
lung binberlif. Sic brauht bdufige
RegenIdouer, bic NIT btiBer SDnnens
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I'M birttitn BsHb htr .llnit,b
Bruit Co. un0 Duros Don lot BE-
bont.
GO aibi bier nod an Die 200 iltb
utrt BdHansns Bauer absr ale 9a'