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Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-08-13
Additional Sport
SAMPSON WILL Be
IN LEFT GARDEN
Will Play There Until New
Man is Secured-Last
Trip Starts Friday.

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Until Manager Eddie Wheeler can
secure another outfeld. Michael
Sampson. who started with the locals
as first baseman. will play in the left
garden. Peters will hen do all the
work behind the bat. Sampson will
catch today to. give Peters another
days rest. and tomorrow will start in
left field.
Wheeler said today that he had his
lines out for a fast fielder. He has
two or three in view. but is not sure
which n he land.
The team leaves tonight for Vino
ma. where they play a five-game SER
les. There are. two postponed games
that are to be played off. and con-
sequently double-headers are carded
for Saturday and Sunday.
From Winona, the squad goes to
Duluth for the ina series. of the
year with the White Sox. They then
make their first trip to Fort William
Fort William team has strengthened
considerably recently. and conse-
quently the series will not be so easy
as first anticipated.
Virginia is the next stopping place.
Four games are to be played there.
The team then returns home for
the last series of the season. Winona
will be their opponents.
The schedule calls for a jump from
this city to Winona to wind up the
season, but an effort is to be made to
transfer the games to this city. When
the team reaches Winona, Manager
Wheeler will confer with the local
management regarding the PROPOSE
ton. The transfer would benefit each
team financially.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-08-13
CHICKENS cHEwED TOBACCO.
New York Times

Ever see chickens chew tobacco? 2"
asked Norman McInnes at the Impe-
rial yesterday. Mr.. McInnes has made
mis- home for 10 years in Nicaragua,
where he Is the manager of several
mines.
Down in Bluefelds some years ago
an American started a newspaper call
cd The Bluefields American. One of
his efforts was directed toward in
creasing the limited output of that
part of the coast, which used to pro-
duce only rubber and mahogany. For
one thing, he advised the cultivation
OF tobacco. During one of my trips
to Bluefelds he gave me some seeds
he had got from Havana, and I plant
ed them in a little patch near the
mine, where I had already expert
etables.
"on my next trip to the states I
bought some fine Leghorn chickens
and took them back. I neglected
to fence them up and the first thing
l knew they were scratching I'D my
cabbages and tomatoes. So I put a
wire fence around the place, where
I had planted the tobacco, and quar-
tered them there.
every blade of grass and every weed
In the place. The tobacco, I should
have mentioned, had grown the first
season as tall as my head, and then
had reseeded itself. When the chick
ems were put in with 1t the leaves
had dried. So the chickens, having
swallowed everything green, made an
attack on the tobacco"
But how did the chickens chew
the tobacco when they have no
teeth?" a listener asked.
simplest thing in the world" re-
Piled MI. McInnes. "They chewed
1t as chickens usually chew-in their
craws. Pretty o the eggs began
to develop q strong nicotine favor,
and soon got so that I could not eat
them at all. And when the meat OF
the chickens was brought on the
table 1t tasted SO strongly of tobacco
that I had to send it out"
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-08-13
WILL Make AN STATE EXHIBIT
International Dry Farming Congress
Delegates Will Have Chance to
Sec Dakota Products.

The North Dakota experiment sta
ton will make an exhibit at the In
ternational Dry Farming congress to
be held at Wichita, Kansas. Oct. TIL.
The exhibit will consist of grains,
grasses, alfalfa. corn, garden products
and photographs and charts to illus
trate the work being done and the
principles worked out.
This will be a fine opportunity for
those having good speciments Of these
crops to have them included. This is
n Of the best, places for displaying
the of the state. The con-
gress being international, representa-
tives will be present from practically
all nations.
The western states. the provinces of
Canada. and some foreign countries
make big efforts to place good ex-
hibits at the Dry Farming congress.
This is the first year that North
Dakota has made an exhibit.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-08-13
TOWER OF WEALTH.

~~
The German government has $780,
0OO.O marks (about $30,O0O,000)
stored away in it's war chest in the
famous Julius Tower at Spandau, an
island at the confluence of the Spree
and Havel rivers. 1t Ia a secret horde,
known in Boedeker as 1.-THE imperial
military reserve fund of six million
sterling" Early last year it was re-
ported from Berlin, which is only
eight miles from Spandau, that the
German war program contemplated
TRIPPING the treasure. but if such a
move was made it has not been an
nounced..
The Julius Tower has been shorud7
ed In mystery. 1t vas first used by
Frederick the Great as the Prussian
war chest and then turned over to
the empire for the storage Of the $780,
000,O 0 which was a part Of the bill
l%ion-dollar indemnity paid by france
after the Franco-German war. AL
though 1t has been estimated that the
money would be exhausted inra day
and a half in case of actual war, the
fund has been reserved for the ex-
penses of a quick mobilization of. the
German army, to pay for horses and
supplies already contracted for an
emergency.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-08-13
WOMEN OF
TEAM ARE TO LEAVE

With the conclusion Of the last
long at-home series, the women mem.
bers of the Grand Forks baseball
club; are making preparations to
leave the city. Mrs. Mark Freer
leaves tonight for st. Paul, and Mrs.
Neil Donley leaves for the home of
her parents in Canton, Ohio. Mrs.
Frank McGraw will leave in the
morning for her home at Duluth,
MINI.
Mrs. Eddie Wheeler, wife Of tho
popular manager, will leave later for
Mackinac Island, where h will
spend the remainder Of the summer.
She will stop off at Duluth Monday,
when the team begins a ~three-day
series there. At the conclusion of the
series. h oes to the resort, Later,
she Will join Mr.. Wheeler and go to
their home in South Bend.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-08-13
POLICE SEEK CANINE
chicken Thieves; THE
DRAG net IS SPREAD

Canine chicken thieves, who are
said to have devastated the hen.
merry of H. f. Simpson. 9O4 Bel
mont avenue. are being sought by
the police.
Mr.. Simpson says that two
dogs, names unknown got into his
chicken coop Tuesday night, and
made strenuous efforts to catch
the birds therein contained. Sim
liar deprcdations have occurred
mt the homes of other owners of
poultry.
The two maraudcrs made their
escape Tuesday night before Mr..
Simpson could get a good de-
scriptfon of them. He believes.
however. that they have been
trained to steal chickens for the
benefit of their owners.
The police drag net is out.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-08-13
NAR00NS CAPTURE
SECOND CONTEST
Virginia Drops Another to
League Leaders-Heavy
Clouting Wins Games

Winnipeg. Man, Aug. 13.-Fero-
sacks enabled those rioting Maroons
to put away the second game of the
series with Sundheim's warriors from
Virginia yesterday afternoon. It was
extra base. clouting which gave the
Curtis crowd the edge, as out of their
ten bingles three of them were triples
and n a doublea While the visitors
hit the horsehide numerically, they
did not manage to place them to such
good advantage as the. league leaders.
Even q. muddy diamond could not
stop the fast work of the Maroons,
who Travelled through the nine rounds
without an error, while the Rangers
also performed in a perfect hammer
The detailed score.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-08-13
Prominent Russians
Misused by Germans
Is Report Circulated

st. Petersburg, Aug. IL. via Lon
DON'T is announced from govern
ment sources that SO prominnt Rus
SLAMS. who spent the summer at
health resorts in the south of Ger
many. including the Counties Voront-
zow-Duchkow. wife of the viceroy of
the Caucus. her two daughters, M.
Schebeko. a member Of the council of
h empire. and othr titled person
ages, suffered great hardships at the
hands of German officials.
According to this report some of
these were temporarily imprisoned
during their journey to the frontier,
which. owing to the frequent hin
ORANGES, occupied seven days. It is
asserted that the a%ristooratic ladies
were roughly handled by police and
members of the military.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-08-13
Governments Plans
For Relief to Those
In Europe Developing

Washington, Aug. 13.-The Wash
irgton governments measure for re-
lief OF Americans in Europe, plans for
the Red Cross to send an expedition
to- the war zones, developed rapidly.
The American embassies and Legal
tons throughout Europe were auth
orized by Secretary Garrison to char
ter ships in which to bring home the
citizens of the United States. plans
tn send steamers from the United
states were abandoned because It is
believed the movement Of refugees
can be expedited by chartering neu-
trail vessels at European ports.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-08-13
POSSIBILITY OF LIGHT
FROST IN L0WlANDS IS
FORFCASTFD BY BUREAU

There is q possibility of light
frost tonight, the weather fore
cast Indicating a sharp drop in
the temperature, with frosts
threatened in the lowlands.
Already this week, the uni
vcrsity station has shown as low
as 80 degrees, which Is within
three degrees of the point where
frost might be expected.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-08-13

Summary: Two-base hits, Fortman,
kirkham, Farrell, Sundheim; double
plays. Fremer to Farrell. Aftermath
to Tackle; sacrifice f1ys, Swain, Cal
houn; bases on balls, off Dougan 4,
Mats 4; struck out, by Dougan q,
Mats 1; wild pitches. Mats 1; hit by
Winnipeg 6, Virginia 10; time OF
game, 1885; umpires, McGarry and Ell
lott.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-08-13
Western Art supply Shop.

A new line Of Imported china n
yifts just received. 400 DeMers ave-
nue.-Adv.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-08-13
Crops Are Fine.

Miss Beatrice tombstone. county su-
perintendent of schools. who returned
late Wednesday from Gilby reports
that the crops in that section Of the
rounty appea to be in fine shape. AS
IN other parts Of the county. however,
harvest hands are badly needed.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-08-13
Rahv ROv

Mr.. and Mrs. c. S. Torvend of Web
eter, N. D.. who are spending the sum-
mer here. are the parents of a baby
boy, born last night. They are re-
siding at SIG Walnut street. Mr.. Tor
vend ia superintendent of the Web
ster school. Mrs. Torvend formerly
was Miss Minnie Paulson.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-08-13
Leaves for bismarck.

Judge c. J. Fisk. who has been
spending the asst two weeks in Grand
Forks. left with his family for Bis
marck today. They will travel by
n expect to reach Far
go by this evening.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-08-13
Carey On Vacation.

B. I. Carey. assistant secretary Of
the Great Northern Life Insurance
company will leave Friday for his va
cation to be spent at Bemidji, Maple
Lake and the twin cities.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-08-13
Real Estate Deal

One land transaction was recorded
at county register of deeds Office yes
terday. Fl. l.. Wade to Louis Butler.
lot 4 block s in Holes central addi-
ton, consideration. $4,000.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-08-13
HARD FOUGHT GAME
TO WINONA OUTFIT

Duluth. Mimi, Aug. s.-winona
yesterday broke up a sixteen inning
battle, by breaking through the stone
wall defense of the Docks. winning S
to 3. The game vas thrilling in ev-
cry movement Of it's entirety, and
sharp and brilliant fielding was all
that saved cores half q dozen times.
Wfnona scored first in the fourth. q
single, an error and a hit batsman
being followed by d long drive BY
Phillips. The Docks came back game
~ and in the seventh wolfe's betty
swat tied it up. From that time on
the Docks especially, threatened to
score every innings hitting Bell hard,
and in two instances filling the bases
with but one down. Davis was hit.
Fautsch next in order wa swalked
purposely, following Wither's balk
which sent Davis to second. Davis
went to third or, an out and then he
and Fautsch worked the double steal,
Davis scoring. Fautsch scored on
O'Brfen's error. Score:
tWinona 900 300 900. 900 900 Is re .
Duluth 900 Of 10000 900 0--8 IL
Batteries--Kelier. Bell and Snyder;
Withers and Edmunds.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-08-13
Make a 'tHome Run"

To the Big Tent and see Billy Ben
nett's Big New Plays, at Grand Forks
Aug. 1S-19-Adv.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-08-13
At The Met,

"The Fortune Hunters" is the title
Of the four reel picture at the Met
today, and it Is some picture. Admis-
sion 10c, children sc. Matinee $3.50.
evening 1880 to 10:30.-Adv.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-08-13
Ward tn park Riyan

I. W. Ward will leave Friday for
Park River. N. D. where he will have
charge of a water main construction
contract, which has been obtained by
The Robinson & Van Alstine Co.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-08-13
C0alov Rnfl,rnS.

Judge c. NJ. Cooley Of the district
court. who went to Lakota last Mon
day to hear a number of court cases,
returned to Grand Forks Wednesday
night. He will be in town for the next
week or two.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-08-13
At the Hotel Northern.

Cafeteria lunch csc. dining room
service meals soc. Cafeteria open un-
til 8 p. m.-Adv.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-08-13

"Umpire, How About It?" "Safc!!"
IT you see "a Home Run" at Billy
Benefits Big Tent, Grand Forks,
Aug. 18-19-Adv.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-08-13
Nrs. johnson Better

Mrs. Beers Johnson, mother Of Miss
Beatrice tombstone, county superin-
tendent of schools. who has beer
%seriously ill for the last few weeks, is
reported to be recovering.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-08-13
Tie City In Brief
Hasseu Expected Back.

County Judge l. H. Hassell is X
pected to return today from a weeks
vacation spent at Maple Lake.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-08-13
"The Hidden Hand"

Will be fully disclosed at Billy Ben
hett's Big Tent. between Hill and
Tone. on Sixth street., Grand Forks,
Aug. 18-19.-Adv.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-08-13
Two Drunks Apa,u

Two DRINKS were again picked up
Wednesday night by the local police.
They paid the usual fines when ar
faigned before Judge J. r. Church In
police court this morning.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-08-13

Naturally enough. the unspeakable
Turk is making no noise in the Eu-
ropean concert. @
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-08-13

Manager Clark Griffith figures that
Walter Johnson will sign an ironclad
contract for several years. before the
big Washington pitcher leaves for his
home in Kansas at the close of the
season.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-08-13

The Federal league and the Ameri-
a association seem to have the
class in heavy artillery. The Feds
boast of 80 players and the A. A. of
20 performers who r hitting for
800 or better.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-08-13
Some Drinks

II you wan a real drink, hot or
cold, ask Bill at Chests. You'll get it.
ADV.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-09-04
Die Settler 6eim 8anmpfran3en.

in einen 8iibeI NIT @aHsr fteden unb
einise Stunben 5ieben laiien. 8or benz
SflanSen lit elm @intauhen bes sa1Sen
@ur5elbaues in einen 6iden Bret BON
&ubouns unb 2ebm ni6t senus gu
empieblen; ssra6e bic fette. feuhte
Bur5elpaduna. Die iih oarnus ergibt,
ueranIaBt Die Neubilouns BON @ur3sl.
barren unb fDrbert bas @ntbstbum
Der HHou5e in ben erlten Sabren gang
unsemein. 8rattiide 8eriu1e seitisen
seruoeju ausenfd0ise untsridiebe in
Der @eiterenttpidluns 10 porbereitetsr
HHanSen sesen bic sIei9en Sorten auf
gang sIeihen 8obenpsrbdltniisn. bel
benen bieie VoriidtsmaBreseln arBer
Nht 9e!aIieu tuuroen. Sa. mon iolI
iosar Die Su pHan5enoen 8Gume gar
ni9t obne @ur5eIbaIen transportiren.
Gin Stid Badleinen, einen Sod iiber
ben Wurjelballen sebreitet. ibiist bie'
fen gang be6euten6 un6 lit cine ebenio
serinse Mibe wie oas Nusmerfen eini'
ger Spaten uOn @r6e auf bic friih
beraussebobenen Bdume. weIdeS benz
8aume bas Gnuahien gang bebeutenb
erIeibtert.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-09-04

8nbitaI ju i9aHen unb tubuarm 5u
entrnbmen. Der &abm 1T iofort ourh
GiniteIen in talteS Brunnenpaiisr auf
ca. As Grab s. ob5ufihIen unb in
einem fiblen &aum bel oteler Tempe
ratur auf5ubemnbren.
Rah Is Stunben mirS Der &Gbm
burd Suias zines Sdurepeders gum
8erbuttern reif iein. 3. b, er uiro cine
leberartise bide Mane biIOen, Die bon
einem binein9etauhten Stdbhen slatt,
obne 6ludenbilbuns oblduft. Der Butt
terunsspro5eB muB obne iesli4e Hau,e
in 4O-45 Minuten beenost iein ST
bic eetuonnene Butter iebr tpeih, 10 lit
Der &abni su tuarm perbuttert wOroen.
unb es lit baber oieisr iebesmal Dor
Dem Gerbuttern nohmals burh gin'
itelIen in talteS Bniier a~bsufiblen.
6dat Die Butter gu peiB aus. 10 iest
man Dem &abm einige Iropfen Butter
farbe su uno tam 70 Die 5arbe ent'
iprebeuo ben @inlden Der Mbnebmer
jsber5eit re9uliren.
sat Die Butter trob aler o~ufgetpens
beten Mibe niht ben sewinidten rei'
men @eIhmod, 70 fam man lih oaourd
belfen ooB man oieieIbe i'm ButterfaB
wdiht. Sobalb iit Die Butter in
&0rnern bon Qinlensr0Be BON Der But'
termiIh abgeihieoen bat. fiat man oas
8utterfaB nod Gblalien Der 8utters
Mild nit ieinem @aiier bis 81 orei
8iertel leines 5olunssruumes mad
uno battert tueiter. bis lih bic Butter
5u s,0Beren 8Iumpen Sniammengebaat
bat. Nah benz 6erausnebnren aus Dem
Buttsrfa6 fnete man bic Butter idmad
oIrh, 70 bas Die meifte ButtermiIh
abflisBt. itreut baS erforberIi6e Sals,
ca. cine babe un5e pro Hfuno. barouf,
tnetet nohmals ihmad burh uno ldBt
Die Butter biz gum ndhfsn Gage Iie'
gen. 9aS Sal5 bat bis oabin 8eit.
iih in Der in Der Butter nod entbaltes
men Buttermil1 auf5uI6ien. @s bilbet
iif olio cine SdIsiuts. tueI9e Die But.
ter sleidmdBis burhSiebt. &m nd6'
item Gage iuirb burd nodmalisss ane'
ten bic iberHiiise 5alsIofe aus Der
Butter entfernt. 8u uiel 8neten matt
Die Butter hmieris uno unan'
iebnIi6. @ute Butter mus einen ntat'
ten @lun5 baben, ieitss @efuse, aroma
tiihen nubternartigen @eIhmad uno
bari nidt gu pieI JIiiiiisteit entbal'
ten. Beim Gurhihneloen tirfen iif
muir Acknowledgements 8aHsrpsrIen
5eisen.
Geinlihite 9 auberteit lit seraos
bel Der Butterbersltung geboten, %
ieoer in Der Butter en.baltene nod 10
feline 5remot6rpsr iie unappstitItd er'
idetnen IdBt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-09-04

ten psroen Die 9Flonssn 3lterit mitteIs
zines pflu1es gefofsn, oonn hsrousz
qe3ogen uno bic 8ldtter cbaeInnitten,
t%rprnrF lie. nit aopeffelno einer
2ooe Stroh uno Groe bo3piIden. elm
oeIfobert merben. 3um @erfiittern
on @ieb perbsn RE 8urseln in tleine
Stiide ober G6eiben geifnitten. GO
ai6t ps-ihiebere Mrten BON Mcnqein,
Die iih in Der Tnrm Gdneli6 ODER
runoIi6) unb Forbe (peib. rrfu. rot.
oelb. fila oner fhtpdra) unterfheioer.
Nobe bertponot nit Der Nnnoel
1T bic 2uderrii6e. hei Der sigentlih
nur bic Tdbioteit Der 2udersntridz
luna mehr ousaebilbet III. 2uder=
ruben iinb tleiner oIs Mongeln. meis
items tegeIformi1 ooer birnennrtia oes
rormt, le.tsn BON anosrsr 6or5., als
fpetb. Sic pod'en poIIitGnoig uns
ter Der Sberfldhe unb iinb besbnlb
fdtpisris ein3ubeimien uno peniser
gum fpdtsn ginipsihern i'm 5rIhiohr
e~esisrst, ots Wnnse.n. 90 aud Der
Grtras per atrs seringsr iii. siht ibr
@nbou teias 10 CUTE 8efrisbiguns.
tuie Der Der Mnrsel. Die art Der
8earbeituno bes 8obens unc bic
@usiaat 1T ungsfGbr bisisIbs, ME
Bel Der mdnoeI, nur fpiro bic 3uders
ri6s gsfpohnIih strpas si4ter esfdt.
Sn 9saug aui tIimatiide @erbdItniii:
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-09-04

mGrmerem &iima tit tie mebr gu
&rontbeiten gsnei9t nno meiltens i9r
3udergehalt 3t gering.
Cine !peitere fir @iebfutter aeeiss
gut bearbeitet unn tieF sepflii1t psrs
ZEN, lpas ON beiten i'm 6erbit ge@
fniebt unb nobel Der Drift unter9ez
pfliiat piro. Die Giniaot eeihie6t
eetp0bnli6 in Der 3eit BON l. Biz 20.
Moi. in gteibsn nit % 6is 36 3olt
Nbitanb, unb es limb 5 Biz 10 Hfunb
Gomen per Qcre erforoerlih. Der
Somen pirb 81 Coll NIT Grbe BE-
bedt. 8spor bic 3eiben iihtbnr tpsr=
ben, muB nit benz &uGtipieren Be.
oonnsn tperben. unb bic pflon5en
perben o~rs1ebiinnt, iobuIb lie bier
8ldtter aetriebsn hoben. Oieies Nus-
biinnsn. Dos NIT Der 6cnb oeton tpsrs
ben mub, III cine siemtih 3sit-nrbenbe
uno miibIome @rbeit. @sim Ginern>
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-09-04

'seitentt. Sbre 5arteu. tueit5elisen @e'
bilbe trodnen an Der freien 2uft Sebr
lei9t Elm un6 iin6 bann sur Nufnnbme
BON Ndbrftofen un6 Jeuhtisfeit niht
mebr fdbis. Darum mifeu iiG erit
neue Acknowledgements biloen uno in
6ieIer Belt lit bic Saon3e gang ibren
e,ssnen &rdftsn preisseseben. 9esbalb
gilt als erits &esel beim umpHan5en:
u nj 3 III Die @urSeln uno idibe fie
uubebtnst Dor benz NustrOdnen. Guf
tueiten transporter iuer6en bic Bur.
seln msiit feit nit feuhtem Moos unb
Strob umtuidelt. ie6oh erleiben lie oft
ihon Dor Dem @erpaden ibren Sha'
ben. inbem lie itunbenlans oOrber aus
sesraben, ben @inuirfunsen Der 2uft
~ausseiest fins. Beionbers i'm 6rib'
inbr, alto furj Dor Dem %besinnenoen
Trisbe. liest bann Die sroBe @efabr
nabe, ben Baum unter ben neuen un.
s~iinitiseren 8erbdItniIen treiter5ubrin'
gen.
8dume, tuelbe einen ldnseren 9ranss
port bur6semaht baben. ioate man
mad &ntunft iOfort NIT ben 8ur5eIn
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-09-04

Snlihen Dem SteinbeIog ~berporpu.
hert. I'm oieies unfrout - oft linO
es aud N @rGier am perfebrten
Nloee - 81 pernifrtcn, f0nnen = el
mo sails, 5mei i'm iIbrigen eatS
horntloie Subltan5et. nit beltem or.
fol9e benubt meroen. Seitenmeae.
8ortenmc9c. feitgeitumpfte 9ebmnpe.
&c uno oergIciden fam man audi uoit
oieier unermiinihten Gegetation surd,
oos Yuslpriben BON orientglourenl
HatronoIa Wrienite Of Sooa)
ldubern. bod muB babel eroBe Sora.
rolt uno &oriid)t e~ngeluenGct, GA ooS
lt)en mic Sbiere ollBeroroentlid aif.
ti9 lit; sic @eiobr. Dob oieIes Gift
mir SSarni5liiter lh0olid iperoel
tonn. miro iullaer iolonee beiteben,
ais nidlt ourdl cinen RegerauB ODER
bltrdl Sprenfeln oiele ousaelpribe
WtoIle forteemolden lit. bod, fam ooS
@ift notiirli6 MIR Damn mirfen, nod.
Dem es in ben Nageu Ger 8ormblii-
Ter gelnnet lit.
Gle Termenounq BON Gel.
@eldles bon Den genonnten orei
Nittelu, nGn,lid Del. Sols ooer ar.
ietieialresNotron. bertpenoet meroen
lou, muB nod ben ~belonoeren. porIie-
3cnocn @crholtni''cn cnti4icoc1 mcr.
zen. @~eluobnlides Gro0l, mie man
cs flir 9ei3uugs. uno 9eIeuhtunos.
5lpete permenoet, fam in Der Meael
h!GIg beihofft meroen uno ereibt bel
oieler MISUNDERSTANDING iebr at.
lrieoenltellenoe greebnilie. Gs icu.
te 5ir Hote BON ettpo 100 bis $50.
8aaonen pro Icre perpenoet lper.
ben. @o man nur iebr menig 90
non benotbi9t, 8. .. ouf bart ae.
Itompften SennisplGsen ODER bart
geltampiteu @ortenipegel 90 tam
man aud oos etipoS tbatrere oe.
reinigte Grool 0etroleunL 9ero.