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The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1914-06-18

psbean brought In nice bunch
Geo srom the outside to add to his
,.,p Ills week
''' .ram. the Joseph cattle man
janice ~ some so head of fat cattle
dr0'e r,airie for early shipment.
zsnna Cochran returned from
I'M, .,s' walla where she has been at
. w'ta school the past winter today. s
~ VIM. Butzin and two boys re-
,h,s week from a several days
surn'. 9TH Mrs. Butzin's parents on
he Tiairie ,,,.u,. uohh nassaa
..o,eb town Monday returning from
!. anthony where he took Grange
". la 70 the reform school.
"r' cote Grangeville's popular tobac
~. VAS an overnight visitor at John
s his week, accompanied by one of
:, county seat milliners.
w 49, pentz was a Grangeville visit
.ss first of the week on politi-
=, and business visit. He was nam
4 as republican platform convention
..,.sate but will be unable to attend.
riggs & McGaffee have remodeied
ma old Ice house in their meat market
suI,dIng and have fitted up very
~, room in its stead. Mrs. Pearl
r,ooxs opened up a bakery in it Mon
Day morning x.r
The Rebekahs elected the following
o,dcers at their meeting last night to
s,rye during the ensuing six months
Mrs c. NJ Cone. N. c.; Mrs. B. O.
navis v. G; Mrs. B. L. Riggs. secre
tsr: Miss Meta Painter, treasurer.
Mrs. |. M. Irwin and two daughters
we're up-river passengers for higgins
yesterday. returning from Bsllinghan
where they spent the greater part o.
the winter with M. Irwin, who is en-
ssged in taxidermy at that place.
W. s. Jennings. the lilo contractor
Who will put up the new school build
Ing. is getting everything in shape t
commence active work on the build
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1914-06-18

"''"s Tor lis recovery though
'''hs possible is being done for
,''''' Another SON is constantly with
"n and Mrs. Springer j. onl, few
mites away at Stortuck.
. = to this Friday evening. the eth
''l''''Ssl'ner Wright has received 81
lungs on 3eO-acre tracts in the coun-
wy between the two rivers on the Jos
Vph OF this number, but two wera
'.lE'hai filings. the rest being addition
al things of people already holding 100
acre homesteads. Filings are heine
"'"'e almost every day and with the
people now in that section in search
'ahd or already holding 160-a
honesteads, there win not be an avail.
able quarter by fall
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1914-06-18
4 CURIOUS WARNING.
u Was a Clever Ruse and Thoroughly
Scared tho Burglars.

u Was a Clever Ruse and Thoroughly
Scared the Burglars.
For a time during the eighteenth cen
fury In England there was lull In the
robbery industry owing to an odd in-
cident. Shortly after the execution or
an English burglar named Elliston
curious communication purpOrting 20
have been written by him was put into
circulation.
Now as | am dying man" 1t ran,
~ have done something which may be
of good use to the public. | have left
with an honest mantle only honest
man | was ever acquainted with-tne
names of all my wicked brethren. the
places Of their abode. with a short &C
| count Of the chief crimes they have
committed, in many Of which | have
been the accomplish and heard the rest
from their own mouths ! have like
wise set down the names of those we
call our settlers. of the houses we ire
Quent and all OF those who receive ana
buy our stolen goods. | have solemnly
| charged this honest man and nave re-
ceiyed his promise upon oath that
whenever he hears OF any rogue to be
tried for robbery or housebreaking he
will look into his list and II he hnds
there the name of the thief concerned
to send the whole paper to the govern
ment. OF this ! here give my com
panions fair and public warning and
hope they will take It,"
1t is said the hint was SO enectua
that for a long time pickpockets ant
burglars in that part Of England wen
into panic stricken retirement. And
this being so. 1t is just as well they di'
not know that the letter was cleve
forgery. the work Of that prince OF wit
and bumorists. Dean Swift
A A Great Man.
"Fatner." said little Rollo, what
q great mann
"A great man. my son. Is one VT
manages to gather about him who
q lot of assistants who will take Il
blame for his mistakes while he ge
i, the credit for their good IDEAS.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1914-06-18
CARD OF THANKS.

We take this means of thanking the
many friends and neighbors for their
acts of kindness and sympathy In our
recent affliction in the loss of loving
wife and sister.
S T. HOLSCLAW.
YATES BROS. AND SISTERS
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1914-06-18
CANVAS PRAIRIE BAPTIST ASSN.

The Camas Prairie Baptist associa-
tom including central Idaho and ClarSs-
ton held it's annual meeting In the bap-
fist church at this place last Ihursuas'
Friday, Saturday and SUNDAY WIN :"
fair attendance. The Clearwater couH
fry was well represented.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1914-06-18
HORSES WANTED.

I want three or four good 1900 pound
horses broke to work. Address,
]. w. PHILLIPS,
oo.+f Grangeville, Idaho.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1914-06-18

Seth Jones the Salmon river STOCK
man is in the city from his home near
Whitebird.
NJ. C. Donaldson, the base ball mag
nate and S. Frank Allen were visitors
in the city the first of the week from
Lewiston.
Harry Meader is now outfitted win
a good saddle horse and pack animal
and will be placed on the forest force
the first of July. He win probably be
placed in the Elk City country.
A letter was received this week al
the Globe office from Atty. c. l.. Whit
ten. of San Jose, Calf, announcing the
death of his brother Milton Whittenr
at that place on June LIST, of hear'
trouble, with which he had been suffer
ing for some time
A. F. Parker will make trip to the
Ten Mile country Sunday to look VI
data on some mining property. Latel
Mr. Parker will go to Salt Lake Oh
business connected with this same prop
erty. On his return trip he will stol
at Pocatello and lay some matters
local importance before Chairman Turn'
of the state good roads commission.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1914-06-18
EQR SALE.

Two Dain hay slides, at $50 each
nearly new ROBERT MAAhh'
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1914-06-18
OPPORTUNITY MASTER OF
DESTINY

John j. Ingalls,. the noted senator and
editor of Kansas, wrote the following
widely circulated poem on "Opportun-
n.y. which was later answered in an
equally able manner as given below:
BY John j. ingalls,.
Master of human destinies am |.
rame. love and fortune on my foot
steps wait.
cities and fields l walk; | penetrate
DESERTS and seas remote, and pass
ing by
Hovel and mart. and palace. soon or
late
| knock unbidden once at every gate,
If sleeping, wake-if feasting rise be-
fore
| turn away. 1t is the hour of fate,
And they who follow me reach every
state
Mortals desire and conquer every foe
Save death; but those who doubt or
hesitate,
Condemned to failure, penury and woe,
Seek me in vain and uselessly i'm
answer not, and | return no more.
BY Walter Malone.
lheN 40 me wrong VINO say L come
more
When once | knock and fail to find
you in
For every day | stand outside your
door
And bid YOU wake, and rise to fight
and win.
Wall not for precious chances passed
away;
Weep not for golden ages on the wane;
Each night | burn the records of the
day;
At sunrise every soul is born again.
Laugh like a boy at splendors that
have fled,
To vanished joys be blind and deaf
and dumb;
My judgments seal the dead past with
its dead,
But never bind moment yet to come
| Though deep in mire, wiring not your
hands and weep,
| lend my arm to all who say II can.
No shame faced outcast ever sank sc
deep
But yet might rise and be a mar
again,
Art thou a mourner? Rouse thee from
thy SPELL
Art thou a sinner? Sins may be for
given.
Each morning gives thee wings t.
flee from hell,
Each night star to guide thy fee
to heaven.
BY Nixon Waterman.
[ say that opportunity is knocking
the gate bout all the while.
She's far too kind to leave us to gu
fate.
Because you spurned her offer once sh
doesn't stay away,
But every morning comes and shouts
To-day, today, today""
And here and now she offers you he
prizes great and SMALL
Pick out your choice and make
yours! Don't try to win them al
But if you fail. why don't give up, bu
stick to this old text.
whenever one chance gets ava!
brace up and take the next
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1914-06-18

29-tf
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-05-29

Charles Scheidegger, a lineman,
employed by the Deming Ice 4 Elee-
trio company, while stringing q power
line in the rear Of the Clark ruins Of
the recent Ere, accidentally allowed
two wires to come together, while be
was holding them, causing "A strong
current Of electricity to pass through
his body. His right arm and left
hand were badly burned and he was
rendered unconscious for about five
minutes. Recovering. Scheidegger
managed to descend from the pole
and was taken to the Office Of DR.
j. q. Moir. where he had his wounds
dressed.
The force of the electric shock.
passing through his body, ripped both
sides of his shoes open. After hay
ing his wounds dresser, the injured
man was removed to his home on
Silver avenue.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-05-29
NEW development WORK
At STEMS NEAR ARIZONA

The National Gold and Silver Min
ing company, owners Of ten claims,
"a few miles north of Stems, n. NJ.
near the line of Arizona. is putting
in a fve-drill compressor. mir drills
and full equipment to push work
fast as possible and is developing a
body Of high grade ore which ranges
from one foot to eighteen inches wide.
The ore runs from 800 up to $4,000
per ton in gold and silver. Between
II and 20 ears of ore have been ship
ped running from $50 To 800 per
ton. The property is developed To II
depth Of 300 feet aud has over two
miles of underground workings in the
group. and is equipped with hoist and
n 50-ton mill.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-05-29
Confined from last week.
WELLS

There ar. about two hundred eighty wells
Of various kinds in Luna county. most Of them
sunk within the last Ave years and consider
able well drilling is still in progress. Most
of III. wells are south and east II Deming
the hrrra number II them being in TIPS. -
aud - :. u. Nv. T. 20 =. u. W. aud
the south halves II r. 20 s.. rs \ aud . ",
There are also groups ii wells near iiandale
lola. Waterloo. and Columbus. The location
Of representative wells and the depth To the
PRINCIPAL water stratum are shown by figures
ON Pat. II, and the map also indicates areas
in which water in wells rises 10 different
l.y.l, within TOO feet II the surface. II has
l.rn found somewhat difficult =" "bain com
pl,,e data Tor al the wells in Luna county,
and Tor somo we'll, the figures given by drcr
and well owner arr M, the same.
brndns rryion-In the region im,pcdiaiel,
a,ou, D,ming and for some distance to III,
Gas, and south there are many well. which
ob,ain large supplies ii water. Thar depth
! 10 ns a rilr hes, than $50 feet III. d.cpr'
onc. reaching iourr sand strata which "rdi
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-05-29
Miller Won Damage Suit

The damage suit of John Pienzak
against r. l.. Miller, for personal
injuries, alleged to have been received
in an assault on the plaintiff by the
defendant, was called for trial Sat
urday afternoon, in Justice of the
Peace G. G. Rogers court. The case
was tried before jury, which after
hearing all of the evidence. returned
n verdict in favor of the defendant
Attorney j. s. Vaught represented
the plaintiff. and the defendant was
represented by Attorney r. F. IIamil-
ton.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-05-29
Automobile Run

Arrangements are being made for
nm automobile run between Silver
city and Dcming byaut omobile en-
thusiasts of Luna and Grant coun-
ties. The affair will take place some
ime in the early part of June, and
il is expected that there will be-
about thirty ears in the race.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-05-29

j. u. Morris, well known bushes,
man of Denver, Colo. arrived in the
city from the Queen City and stopped
over few days visiting friends.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-05-29


minute ana yield smnIr supplies for extensive
irr'ss''"n' The wa'er'a~sr'nx Strata srr cut
Oh to the south by th" SLOPES ii the Tres
hsr'nsnss Mountains and probsbi, d" not
extend far east ii Psi"mas Arroyo. but they
under'r ms arroy" and q narrower done OF
adjoining plains extending southeastward
'hroush u ~ ~ H. W.
| e"s"e"s 'seso"- unosfSrouhd wafer 10
extensively developed aboa' Columbus In the
Woe oo's"" "s'srssd ny fs'omAs Arroyo
Tue ws'S range IN drpsh IRON twenty 10 two
hundred ir~' aud obtain water which rises
w"h'n wv" i-e' OF 'hs surface near the IN
'rrna'"""' "ouhdAry' nut only w"nih MY
'rs' o' more !" "e region 'sr'ne' ho''n' Inc
'o""" W "a's' varies s"s'y IRON P'Aee 10
p'see' '"''e w vac "e''' s"uu' a"" sou'ness'
!" e"'""""' !"'o'hs IRON 'oo :" s'ooo sa'
ions minute ~h''e DINERS nave mueh less
esPSe"' '"e supp" 'h some arss oehs
very seah'S' IN" underground cond"ions
p''s"' srs' ""rrs"y' especially W me eh
's'"nee "' 'n,eN "oa'eS OF qu'cAssnd' wh'eh up
pear 70 en"Ne up 'he strata ID pa"s OF the
a'es NV "''"s S""'hoas' cast a"a "o''"eAs
OF '"'umous' on" a'o'"o' ""r'ng seven miles
east OF columbus obtained an srieHsn How.
""' '"' WINE u"Ah"~h reason 'h'' now a'n
not commune" IN 'hr slopes wes'' NORM ana
'"t'""e" ~ '"'um"us Tue waters are aecp
an" h"' ~ x~s' VOLUME Inc strata are nnAi
'"' on III 'hose ''rr' IONS ny 'ne Tres Nor
"'"n"S '""""'a'"S'
| '"'"' rv'"" ihr 's'"ra"'e Underground.
""'"r ."h"m'"nA '""hd a"ou' pen'hs eSeha
law" 70" M''n"'rS 'air! 'nro"sn w" SCUM
ia" "' ." W, anu '"e ""''"s"''s'h
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-05-29

A. @. Jaffa of Santa Fe. is in the
riiy on business.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-08
Cor Hntnnen.
&~ttieeret at en- praftiit Susmooer.

@i bsrer ldn meget ON "SeIfmooe
mem, men iieloen ON "ielfmaoe
Domen". % BOG er ser life ioa ina
al oisie, - toertimob, ser err mango
al Dem. % Oct fan bore til en- Sp.
muntring for % Spinoer of 6sre ON
buoroon De bar beapnbt og bpoo De
bar rpffet at uorette. 9SiPr fan oct
n9re en- Spore for Dem al os, ion1
ielp nlaa tiene tit @reo, at ie boor.
6an andre apinoer bar beQnnot gan.
ife / set Smaa % nlligepel bar naaet
rigtig Ianqt paa baabe bet enc og
set onoet Smraobe. Sea bill oerior
~introbucere en- Gel al oisle "ieIornobe
momen" iii 0ccorab 8oitens 2Pier.
in6er ng fortplIe libt ON Dem. CT
al De itore Department. StoreS
Chicago eieS og Orines Of Wrs. Mol.
lie Setfer. Qolitibetienten, Tom tn
rer meo Sen uhDre Srnfif, Tom set
aItib er poa Stote Street / Chicago,
oa iom eiter beOIte gnne preoer al
eoe Ret og HetiProiobeo imob bnnbe
4utomobiler, Gogne og Sc iom BRIT.
aer IpoItIerne5 Seitc, ian inqen
Sammeniteo IfaI iinoe Steb - Ben.
ne GoIitibetiert iaaoe iii en-, TOM
ipurgte hpoo oet bar for en- itor @pg-
ming lige operior. "4a, set er
WolIie Settlers gutif. bun
beonnote meb Che Sbopl Grade"
~(altiaa meb Ben fottigere 8e.
ioIfning, Tom Fare bnooe Ell ~tnrDeIig
Sbopl pao fla, nonr De oioroe fine
Sn6tieb), men M bar bun lige iaa
meget Segning al automo6ilioIfet
Ga bun tjener i'm babe Dtillion ON
Iaret ogioa."
WoGIie Setfer fnn faIoes "6or'
retninas.9 ronningen" / Chicago.
Sun beepnote iom Ell olminoelia
"fhoo.airI" / oen gutif, Iom bum er
Ger at. Senoes Rapn bar on WoIIie
alpiner, og tilipneIaoenbe bar bun
iom Guiinpis al andre getiente / gil.
tifen. Wen Ter man neiere eiter, iao
hap6e bun enfelte Ggenifaber, ION
uomerfet beu0e iremior De andre.
sun par uaIminbeIis aIsg, os mar
til at opiatte alting. lesuoeu rnr
bun lIoeles optaset al lit grbeioe
she is all buiineis." iasbe benoe5
Reminder, ON benoe. Ga set pal
ianot. Raar De andre itob o. prateI
am Wecro 90 SeIifaber og aiereiter
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-08

reianotorirm. bpor oct ioar leoe belt
paa 6riloo.
Mten belle Den Sio. DC tiIbrtnger /
"Sanatoriet" moo De piIoe Ipr baoe
Den Slluiion, at DC life bltuer ioore.
De, men at DC ielp lager % neolP6ger
lit Butte. iii Oct Gien1eo ionot IN
retPmmeren paa CT ganife prinlltlpt
Niooel, iom / Froris bite ia no.
merfet ififfet iii at beuore Sllu'ioner
nos Ipreue. ) 6en funitlge l(rltog
opitilleocs Der funitige antiIooer.
3ebracr og 8iraiier, iplotc meo raot
aieo. % MI fan 2soer % 3tgte
al Siertens emit IigQe pad cur, Inlge
iig ben iii % fate iig oper i'll Butte
% Huge oct.
Oct isritc Experiment bleu qlort
mco Ell iireoariq Ssue. iom leo az
iterf Slempc, life ulIoe tage tllltrGf'
feliQ RGrinq til iil og troos al Flete
bleu mogrere % magrere. Saolnart
Sen par iluppet los / Oct, iom Den tro-
zoe par Sicmlanoets llrifog. ioran'
brebe 1nret i~uloitPuoig Ratur 5sr
hau6e Sen liggct apathiif henitraft.
ligegploig Tor all. iom ioregif onl.
frina Den. Ru bleu ben pluoIeltg
liplig og iprig 90 latte | l~orIGroellge
grsl. Ga iaainart Den opoogcoe Oct
funitiue 8il0t. Ell meo aleo uoltoe.
BET Zebra, iom bar Bit glemt lnoe !
Ell guonaos. iaa ar 2soen ioapiot
tinse finite oen. ~begnubte Rooopret
at iniqe Tia rem ooa totteoiS. % meo
et pplbiat SOP faiteoe ben lig ooer
iii Butte % ienoerIl9ngeoe Oct -
tnSeliauis uoen al ifisnne. al Oct
Sele par 5uif. Smtrent otte Gage
los ma 9spen blipe | "SlingIen" )
9sbet al oenne forte Sto oar Den
tommei belt iii arRiter OF tunoe MI
orerieres nj Menageriet isien. Zen
haubc aienpunoet lin ~oprinoellge
Gegt % q iuloitRnolg helbreoet.
ct 5oriss meo Ell Sumtiser gar
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-08
Ovrenes biempe.

"Imericnn Maqa5ine" hor / et al
fine iioite 9tumere Ell iGn9llenoe BE.
refining ON et mt og interesiont @r.
pertinent peo gehnnolingen al oiloe
Tpr / Ianaeuifab. Get err Gireftio.
mem for Def itore 9ornumife Cirrus.
ioretagenoe, iom bar uoflPftet Soc.
en-, % SEN fienote GnretPmmer Sobn
Gotterion bar bapt 9Gren al at houe
ilmoet en- praftiif 2ssning poo ct
Spsrgsmoal, iom IGnqe far Uolot
Oteuagcrieierne grpoeri.
Vatterion bar fife ior9ippes int
oeret 6ogenbecfs Wetbooe, 5. b. l..
ban iorisger melt mtIig at Iooc boert
Gnr fomme / line nat1lrIig5 Sngi.
pelier.
3rooS Sen ombpggelige Qleie, TOM
bliper sc e~rotlife 0iloopr tiIoeI. er
SunobeoStilitonocn blanot 2sper,
5igre og @iraiier Itobig en- Slide Ill
@efpmrirg. Get. al Iprene moo
holoes inoeipprreoe / 9ur, oirfer /
9pngoen paa Sumsret og Iclbeiir.
0enoet hos 9pr. iont or ountc iii llr.
ifogens ubunone 6ribco. Te6 inc.
qaaenhe at Itlt6ere 9ll6onreues go.
uer % TPien fomnter man mart poa
Def Rene nleb, Of DC Ionge6c Ipr Ii.
Ser al 6iempe, offurot ion SiliGl.
set er meo Wenneifer, Der bIiper
latte / belt iremmeoe % uoonte I'm.
Qiuelier. Gprene ntiIter lit CODE Su.
NOR, bIiuer pirreiige. meIanfolife,
uil fife toge RPring til iig, eller ipi-
Ter ialioIS life meo appetit. 2e
moqres al, og / aorenes Sob Iioer
Wenogeriet iorre LAB, ibet 2sper,
Siere, 8iroiier, 3ebraer OH. ipgner
ben og bsr.
Otter lin a~areIange Sagtta9elie al
0%ilboprene er TatterIon tontnret paa
Sen 3anfe. al ban ina at iige meo
pipfologiife Wioler oilbe forIsse at
bringe Iureue Sunobeoen OF 2ips-
glpoen tilbage. : HPrbeoen al
9rioaeport bIep Der bpgget en- Slags
Gpreport eiter @agenbect'if Weniter,
Ell Sldgs llrifogsianatorium for
hiemIqngtenoe Ipr. gteb itore ON.
foitninger bier Ser oannet Ell Stptte
9ilSuis nleo SrPr og 9uife ira 5ro.
pernes llrifos. oe iooinart et al IN.
rene uiier Segn paa Siempe, bliuer
| oct for en- 5io iluppet los / bette 1p.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-08
Earmrn np Dunr,r.
lfbrnb ltarrsict itibe!
RsItserst al en- pra'tt1 5arme.

lIbrno ltgrrsict itibe!
Der pil iiffert blipe Wtangel paa
g%rbeibsbi9lp mango Steoer tnoen.
for Maisfeltet iaar, ifriper Soma
Someiteao". Connie YIa0ie or BET
omtrer,t nnuli9t at fau lelet Irbel-
bere til at gisre grbeibe pao 6ar-
mlerl, % oite er Spren iaa bei, at
bet or Sarnlere, iom beler bill preoe
at arbeioe 9anoet lit alene emo be-
tale iao bsi Spre, Soor bette er
Tili9loet, gipioer oct at eaa frent
efter me Tlaner o. Wetooer, naor
berpeb er noget at ptnbe. Oct glPl.
Der at gaa frem Zig fra gegpnoel'
fen, at man faa piot mulig unogaar
at bIipe operIpsie let meo arbeibe l9n'
ger noe / G9ionen.
Ser nar oct n9rmeit Waisaplins
aen, bi tpnfte pao. Spor oct fnlber
ON Mrbeibsbiplp, % man paa Sor'
haonb peo, at BET fam blipe panife-
Iiat at foa Sib til at orbeioe
Woisaeererl, iom mon ifnloe, fat
Ser Dog bIipe uorpooet en- bel Gel
ltgrps / Wuisaeeren, inoen Wotien
err blepen plantet. "Tuloeri5ers" 90
Sorpe meo ire eller fire Seitc foron
fam sisre burti9ere og grunoigere
Seal paa ltgrPsiet emo Ell WtaiS-
plog meb TO Seite foran.
9Itioo ifuIbe ber Sarmer, iom
foar for Iiben arbeibsbi9lp, giere
ertra Giifine % Sarping paa i'm
Waisaeer, for ban planter Wtaiien
fin. San ifulbe brpbe ioa nleeet al
ltgr9sfrset iom muligt % oente |
I9neite 2oeet meb at plante Waiien.
Get gaar an for bam at gisre, iont
altfor mango gisr - bereoe Soroet
bare iao m~oaoeliet oe / Snurbait,
pIarte tiolieit muliet % gipre Zig
bet Saub, at man ifal fl1nne boloe
l1erpsiet nebe meo WaiSploeert. Ser
bar enbog Sormere iom planteoe i'm
Wnis, mems Ieeren par npIten grsr
al l1sr9s cg Ipirenbe llgrGsfrs;
men iligt buer ooarliet % eioer
bobbelt Irbeibe. Gaer ogioa bliper
Der intet til Waisapliile at tale ON.
Bar Der bIepet oiifet og barpet, pilbe
maj facet rent Corn" at begpnbe
at arbeibe / % life en- lgresaser
meb noele Waisfpirer bilt oe Der at
taee fat paa. Iae ne6, bbor fieoe'
Iia badblsit bet er, naar l1grPsiet
bar fact Soriprana paa Maiieil.
Oct er ba bet perite SoaImooigbebs-
arbeioe, fom tpnfes fam, at forisge
paa at pIeie / Mtaiien. Oct er al
iterre Sietigbeo, emo aQe peo, at
Waiien bliper plantet / iaa bel be-
reot S9bleie og iaa BARN Sorb, al
ben ira gegpnoelien al four goot
Spriprans paa llgrGsiet.
Maar Barren fommer tioligt %
flint, l,bipttes mani tiot for ben Sri
iteIie, at iaa % plonte for tioliat.
Selp ont et Sang i6Ianot ben ito
Light plauteoe Wais fom beoit no,
biz Dog De f1eite aar Ben for llgr9s
melt frie Wais os life ben tiolisi1