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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-04-02
GIRLS OF CANNING CLUB
FEAST COUNTY OFFICERS
Serve Dinner to Show Appreciation
of $500 Appropriation
for Work.

special Correspondence OF The Star.
MANASSAS, Va, April . 1914.
At the meeting of the Prince William
county board of supervisors yesterday at
the courthouse here levies were fixed for
the coming year and the usual bills were
allowed In appreciation of the appropri-
alton of $500 recently made for the work
of the girls canning clubs the members
of the board were entertained at dinner
at the Manassas High School, the girls
canned goods featuring the menu. The
guests were Palmer Smith of Gainesville,
commemorative Attorney Thomas H.
Lion. County Treasurer ]. r, Leachman
and Supervisors ]. F. Gulick of Manas-
sas, !. J.. Dawson of Occoquan, ]. T
Syncox of Dumfries, T. NJ. Russell of
Coles, J. F. Manuel OF Rrentsville and
o. c. Hutchinson of Gainesville districts.
Mrs. Anna Kosheba, thirty-eisht years
old. was found dead with a bullet wound
in her throat Tuesday at her home, on
farm near Independent Hill. this county.
Her two small children were with her
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-04-02

work among the woman wage earners OF
the country, and was named the Wom-
ans Welfare Department 1t concerned
itself mainly with the betterment of con-
ditions under which women wage earners
live and work and to the promoting OF a
clear understanding and friendly relations
between these wage earners and their
employers. The questions of wages and
hours was considered outside its province
But child cannot be everastingly
kept in sWaddlinE clothes,' says Miss
Wetmore. 1T grows by leaps and
bounds. BY coming into contact with the
hardships of life this child soon reached
maturity and found that it was not doing
full womans work. We asked Mr.. Seth
Low, president of the National Civic
Federation, for permission to broaden out
into the womans department-so far we
had been known as the Woman's Welfare
Department-and in future to be en-
powered to deal with industrial eco
Monies as affecting women and children.
Also to take up legislative work and ques-
lions of wages and hours.
Our request was agreed to and We be-
came a full-1edged department, standing
equally with the other nine or ten of the
federation. A new vista is now opened
to US. We have become a national clear
ing house, where questions of interest to
women can be argued and conclusions ar
rived at. We are center to which all
civic, educational and Industrial organi-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-04-02
SAYS THAT OFFICE BOYS
WASTE TOO MUCH ENERGY
DR.. Arnold Declares They overwork
Muscles in Dragging Their
Feet in Walking.

ST. LOUIS. April The average Office
boy, through lack OF control over the
muscles of his legs wastes as much
energy in walking about tho ONCE each
day as it would take to shovel tons OF
coal. This statement was made in an
address before the Business Mems
League here yesterday by DR.. l.. II
Arnold of New Haven, Conn, who is In
ST. Louis TO attend the annual conycu-
ton OF the American Physical Educa-
ton Association. DIR. Arnold explained
that by dragging his feet along the floor
instead of allowing them to swing fo,-
ward of their own momentum. the office
boy makes his muscles move about
twenty pounds every time he takes a
step
The average boy takes about 'rh
steps a day. the physical instrUtcor
added Tho value of physical training
in the schools, Or. Arnold pointed out,
was that 1t taught boys and girls to
eliminate unnecessary movements aud
to conserve energy. The power 10 hold
the hands and feet still he declared
wa. of more value than the creation Of
big muscles
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-04-02
Be Sure It's the
Auburn Hair Girl
She Represents Partisan Sage
An Invigorating Hair Tonic.
Quickly Removes
Dandruff.

You can use nothing better
,han Partisan Sage to make the
hair soft, fluffy and abundant. 1t
tops itching head, cleanses,
1ools and invigorates the scalp,
and removes dandruff with one
application.
II your hair is getting thin, or
i harsh, dull and lifeless, do not
deSpair-follow the example Of
'thers whose hair you admire
give 1t daily attention. A thor
'ugh brushing and frequent ap-
1lications of Partisan Sage we'll
-ubbed into the scalp will do
wonders.
II you have daDdrun it is because the scalp is
TOO Dig and fakes OF. Nourish the scalp with
Hartsan sage and dandrun disappears
When the hair splits, is dry, brittle and thin
slfsen IL up. make IL grow Surely use Partisan
>aEe-it supplies hair and scalp needs 1t is
's!ntIg perfumed and free from grease and stick.
mess Partisan Sage really does make the head
feel hne-the scalp perfectly healthy and gives
tue hair that enviabc gloss and beauty you de
ere. Money back from Jas. O'Dounell il You
satisfied
ne Girl With the Auburn Hair is every
30 bottle. Sold al drug and toilet counters
ts,"r, whore. Try 1t nowyou will surely like
tL.lsIaL sage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-04-02
Suit Against Steamship Lines.

NEW YORK, April Argument in the
governments antitrust suit against the
Hamburg American line and other COM
panies composing the north Atlantic con-
ference will be heard April IA by the
special exploiting court. provided by the
recent amendment to the Sherman act.
This will permit the taking of the case
directly to the Supreme Court If either
side wishes to appeal The argument for
the government will be made by Assist
ant United States Attorney Henry A.
Cutler.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-04-02

cations can come for information and CO.
operation. You may think me an enthu-
siast, but as an actual fact, the National
Civic Federation offers the women OF this
country the greatest opportunity for good
this land has ever known"
Mrs. woodrow Wilson is. as Mrs. Tar.
was in the past, honorary chairman OF
the womans department. Some OF the
special work which the organization has
under way is an investigation of mills
and factories, a report on the school
conditions Of New York report on the
occupations, the Improvement of the al
leys Of Washington and prison reform
undertaken in cooperation with the
Prison Labor Association. Its vacation
savings fund. which has 14.ooo girl wage
earners as, depositors, has been one OF It's
most successful undertakings. =.
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What Sammy Jay Told Blacky the
Crow.

This is the story, the amazing story,
tHat Sammy jay told to Blacky the Grow
as they sat In the Lone Pine. 1t is the
same story he had tried to tell all the
little people of the Green Meadows and
the Green Forest, but that In his excite
ment he had mixed UP so that nobody
could make head or tail OF It and so
everybody had thought he had gone
crazy.
Il had gone way. way into the Green
Forest just to look around a little" said
Sammy. Il had seen nothing and no.
body for a long time, when suddenly l
saw something moving on the ground. l
lcw over to sec what it waa, and when
7 got where | could see clearly / nearly
Tell from the tree in which | was sitting.
Yes. sir. ! was so surprised aud-and
frightened that I nearly fell out of that
tree,
Blacky looked as if he didn't quite be
ljcve this. hut thought that Sammy was
jGSt trying to make big story But he
didn't say anything and Sammy went on.
At first ! thought that it was Farmer
Browns hoy. for the stranger was stand
Guc on tive legs, Just like Farmer Browns
BOY. and his back was to me. But in a
minute | saw that he had on n black fur
coat, and I've never seen Farmer Browns
boy wearing a black fur coat, have you
Blacky shook his head. Was it as
black as mine he asked.
sammy nodded. Just as black" said
he. In a minute he began to walk and
he didn't walk on two feet-he walked on
gour feet" Sammy was beginning to
ssrt excited again. Il was so surprised
that | guess l screamed. OF course he
beard me and looked UP. Hello. Mr..
Jay, said he and griuned and when he
-runed he showed his teeth and they
were very big. 4 had begun to think
that nobody lives around here and was
getting kind of lonesome. You don't
happen to know where there is any
honey. do YOU? The idea of thinking
that there would be any honey as early
n the spring as this, Then he walked
over TO a big tree, and stood up and
hs could and scratched the bark of the
tree. and he has the awfulest claws you
ever saw, | didn't suppose anybody ever
had such claws. When L saw those j
5ust spread my wings and few away as
last ever l could. And now when l
try to tell about it everybody calls me
crazy
RIacky scratched his head thoughtfuIly
and Sammy suspected that he, too,
thought him crazy. Did he have tail?"
asked Blacky.
IL don't know" confessed Sammy.
i didn't stop to look
And you say he is as big as-as Reddy
Fox" asked Blacky, his sharp eyes
rUiuklinE shrewdly.
II said he is as big as Farmer Browns
boy replied Sammy, Indignantly
And he walks on four legs?" persist
ed Blacky.
Yes replied Sammy, but he stands
OF two legs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-04-02
League of Consumers Friends

NORTHEAST

NOK / tEaSI-
J. Z. Diggle, eth
and II SITS.
Luthe. F. Hail.,
10Th and II SITS.
NJ. j. Whelan,
11l1 II st.
r. z. Robertson.
5th and A sts-
J. Kraus & Son.
$40 18th st.
SOUTHEAST.
Brinkley Bros,
923 4th st.
Bripkley Bros.
1OS NJ st.
II. c. Robertson.
9th & s. Car. ave.
Brinkley Bros.
1l01 Sd st.
G.. +. BohannoA.
J35 4th st.
rs@Free l
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Postpones Arctic Trip.

SAN FRANCISCO, April Capt Roald
Amundsen. discoverer of the south pole.
has postponed until 1915 the expedition to
the arctic regions he had planned TO make
this summer. His vessel. the Fran, g
been delayed on its journey from Colon.
and cannot reach San Francisco in time
to be fitted out for the start that was to
have been made in July. Henry Lund'
the Norwegian consul here. has received
word from Capt. Amundsen, who is IN
Europe. that the expedition will not set
out until next summer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-04-02
Inter-0cean Sale Ordered by Court.

CHICAGO, April 2-Tie sale Of the
property of. the Inter Ocean Newspaper
Company, now in the hands of receiver,
has been ordered by Federal Judge Car
penter. Bids will be opened Monday, and
will be made returnabie to Judge Carpen-
ter Anr1l 10. r. ]. Mooney was appointed
with H. II. kohlsaat. He
will have charge OF the finances of the re-
ownership, and Mr.. kohlsaat will con-
tinue to direct the editorial policy of the
paper, the court ordered
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'ti-l-m-In,' said Blacky. I've lived
long time in the Green Forest. but I've
never seen or heard Of any one like that
You are sure you didn't dream il, Sam
my
'pf course. l didn't dream it, cried
sammy. Did YOU ever know me to go
2" ~.rSs' i'm the daytime? | tell you he S
a stranger
Who're did you say you saw him p
asked Biacky.
Deep in the Green Forest beyond the
pond OF Paddy the Beaver" replied
Sammy
II believe I'll go have look for my
self. said BlaCky. Won't you come
show me the way"
No. thanks" replied Sammy, prompt
" I've seen him once and that S
cnough,'
And 50 Blacky the Grow started alone
70 hunt for the stranger in the Green
Forest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-04-02

That means s coats OF
e IL a m e on steel-each
coat baked separately, so
it can't flake off. Has
side ice chamber and is
very roOmy and absolute
ly sanitary. Season start
ing price,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-04-02

Massive oak frame, up
holstered back and seat.
fun spring, removable
cushion, broad arms. By
far the handsomest and
most substantial Morris
Chair ever advertised at
anything near the price.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-04-02
Representative Gray Renominated.

CAMBRIDGE CITY, Ind. April Rep
resentative Finley Fl. Gray was renomi-
mated for Congress here yesterday by the
democrats Of the sixth district, Without
opposition
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-04-02
Vice President Invited to Pittsburgh

Vice President Marshall has accepted
81 invitation to attend the annual dinner
Of the Pittsburgh Publicity. Association
May IL The invitation was rendered by
T. J. Keenan, of Pittsburgh.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-04-02
sudley road. The property contains ia

acres.
Funeral services were held at st Paufs
Episcopal Church. Haymarket. Monday
for William A. Buckley of Gainesville.
this county. who died Sunday morning.
, The rector. Rev. Morris S. Eagle, ON
ciated
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-04-09

AnnoneIrt In ~woehsnbIatt."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-04-09
Gin Gdtirl.
@p Iinb 9ennarbn ba 0iueis @es
beine beifattet9

qus paris ipiro 9eI9rieben: Seit>
benz rMona 2tfa" ipieber 'ibren olten
plab i'm 2pupre etneenommen bot uno
umfonit su ieben 1T, febIt es ibr
ni6t an 8eTu9ern. Die an ben brei
sriten sogsn erbobenen gintrittsseIber
bic ben itnlieniI9en @pbltdtisteitss
anitolten gu @ute tommen. baben
ollerbinss einen febr ntngern @rtrag
geIiefert, aber nan barf boraus ni4t
T9lisBsn, bob man iid boOur9 an
ben StuIienern rd9en ipolIte, Sm
@egentbeil, man lebt in re6t eolen
Stimmungen Der Sontborfeit, IS
purbe ipgnr Der @orI9lag 9emo4t.
einem Slprentiner Wtuieum elm ipertbs
polIes Bib aus fran5DiiI9em 8eiib
au I6enten, ba bic rMono 2iIo" uno
ibre Riidgabe nun bod 'einmol ni6t
nit @elb oufSuipiegen.iino. 9lus iolz
den @efiiblen eebt iebt cine erneute
Rd9Iu6e no6 2epnaroo's 8rab bers
ppr. Mon me9te ben gieiiter ebren.
neil nan ieinen 2anbsleuten IonIt
nic9ts bieten fonn. Die Su6e pirb
lsiber pergebens Iein. = WenigIisns
beitebt Iebr serinse 9pffuung, bic
Reite 2eonarbo's tpieoer5ufinoen. Die
Sroge mar T6on i'm Sabre 1854 ouf>
geporfen poroen, auf benz nGon9reb
oes Societes Sopnntes". Ntan be-
piligte bomals 5000 5roncs fir Die
Grri6tung zines 9entmols ouf 2eps
narbp's Gjrabe in Der Stride Soint
5lorentin in gtmboiIe. 9lus bem Se=
Itoment peib man, bnb Der Meiiter
in bieTer Stride besrobtn gu iperpen
ipiinI9ts. Dos Seftoment 1T am %.
9lpril 1913 abgefabt tpproen. 2sos
norbp itorb om 2. Mai, ipie iein
Ssreunb Mebi beSeust. Wabrideins
lid 1T er au6 in Der Stride Soints
5lorentin bei9eIebt porben. 8episs
fen 1T bos freili9 nidt. gtls man
i'm Sabre 1854 elm 9rabmol erri6=
ten fpoIIts, batte man in Der giIe cine
lpidtiee 9otIa9e iiberfeben. Die
Stride mar idon felt 1903 perf9puns
ben. 9ln ibrer 'Stelle bebnten iid
IbOne @Grten aus. 8ei umgrabunsen
batte man zines Soges piele 9ebeine
entoedt, ober niemonb bate baron ses
ba9t, 2eonorbo's Reite boruntsr gu
fuden. SIN Sabre 1854 mar es bann
gu fpGt, ben 5e6ler Dieber gut gu mas
den. Man pirb ii9 oIio oamit trD=
iten miiFen. bob Srontrei9 ourh ieis
men aDnis 6ran5 l. ben Wteiitsr gu
2ebSeiten bod ebrte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-04-09
Sei0e aus Seetuna.

Ginen neuen RobItoff. Der cine gons
por5iigli6e &unTtleibe liefert, ion nod
elmer WIitteilung bes Su6blattes
- 'SnbuItrie fertile" Or. 6. Sorafin i'm
Seetang entoedt babsn. Die Seibe,
Die aus Seetang erseugt ipsrben lam,
foll sinen itarten @lan5 boben unb ole
gtsenI9often in ii9 pereinen, bic fir
bic te9niI9e 8erarbsitung in Jraee
fommen. Der 9tusgongsitoff 1T bos
bei auBerorbentIi9 billie, benn bic OIL
gen. um bic es iib bonbeIt, perben
bonn Meere baufenipeife ans 2anb ees
iporfen. 5o6leute tpeisiussn biefer
neuen 8unitfeibe cine erobe 3ufunft.
lleber bic @inSeIbeiten Der Seriteluns
ipirb ni9.s mitseteilt, bod ioll fih be-
reits cine 9ruppe enslif9er @elbmGns
ner Suinmmensetan boben, Tim &units
Tei6e aus Seetans gu erseussn.-Man
pirb IN fehen
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-04-09
Opium in 5ran6reit.

gBie Der ,,Nlatin" beri9tet, bat bas
Spiumrou6en in ben 8riegss unb
Wfittelmeerbdfsn Sronfrei9s oerort
iiberbano 9enommen, oob bieIes 2as
ter eerabeSu nIs cine nattonule Sc
fabr beSei9net nerbsn muB. Sn Spus
lon olIein gibt es 1853 Spiumfneipen.
8emerfenstpert 1T es, bob oas Opium
gum grDbten Sell aus ben itaotlideu
Spiumfabriten in Snbo6ino Itommt.
bic oem Staate einen iGlrliden @ez
tpinn BON 10a MilliOnen 5rancs einz
brtngen. 9luberoem aber perbe bos
Opium ni4 maifenbaft beimlid err
Seugt unb bouptId9lid no6 Mar1eille
eingefiibrt. 9iefs Mitteilung. Die
iibrigens nur beitGtigt, mas Idpn
lange bstnnnt mar, boB nGmli9 in ben
fron5Diifhen @rpbitGbten Der @enuB
siftiger @enubmittel ntben benz 9lltos
boleenub eepaltteen llmfang .an9es
nommen bat, benefit re9t beutltt Die
SinfGligfeit Der 8ebauptung iener
@egner Der bolbepseuns, bi:
bieIe fir bas angebli9e umiibsreiFeu
oes Spiums unb MprpbiumsenuHes
in Imerita unb Granddaughter perontz
iportli9 MAIDEN.
ssrontrei9 bat ben sr6bten alfObOlz
fonfum Der @eIt; er erreitbt bort %
9iter abIoluten 9(ltpbol auf ben &oF
Der gsp0Iterung. 1T alfo brsimal 70
srpB ols in Oeu!I9lano unb Deter
reid; auBer Wein tpirb bort 8rannts
ipein unb @biintb in rieiisen Mengen
eetruntsn; trObbem sreift bic 8ep0ltea
rung su nod betdubenberen @iften,
neil iie bur9 ben 9lltobol entoriet
unb obseitumpft 1T.
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1876 Jn6re oft?

Gus Snraielpo tpirb benz p8iener
Neuen Sagbl." gemelbet: 2lus 8itnica
i'm 8e5irf 3pornit ipirb baS @bleben
bes 1876 Sabre alten 8auers SpoIoz
ispic eemeloet. 9ie 9lltersb0be tpirb
beitGtist. - SroB biefer 8eitGtisung,
beren omtli6er Gbarutter iibrisens
nidt betont tpirb, ,pirb do fiist bic
gendnnte 3eitung bin5u) man an Der
MeIbung 5tpeifeIn miiTen. Bon
auBerproentli9 bpben glItern ipurbe
friiber iebr oft, in bem lebten Sabrs
Eunbert felten beri9tet, bic genaueren
MatriteIeintrasunseu perbinoern bies
pffenbnr. Dom Gr5tli9spbpitplost=
f9en Stanbpuntte ipGre freilidb bic
M6sli9feit, bab Elm MenI9 135
Sabre oft piirbe. auseseben; 9llter BON
ITO Sobren unb bariiber Iinb outbens
tif6 9emelbet iporben. Was ober me-
fentli9 iiber biefe alter sebt, 1T ans
5ustpeifeln. 8emerfenspert lit iibris
gems, bab bic b0beren unb b09iten
Stdnbe nur penise 8eiIpiele zines
Nlters bon 100 Sabren unb bariiber
aufaGhlen tOnnen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-04-09
!3erd5rung OeS 3innS.

Sie olI9emeine annabme, boB 3inn
nur bur9 estpiife SGuren aneeeriffen
iperben tdnne, lit gang falId. Slide,
Spar9el, 8iirbiiIe unb Spinnt entbois
ten feline SGure, unb bod grsiien Iie
oos 3inn our9 cine @rt 2leBung beuts
lid an. @abrf9einli9 berubt bns
ouf sepifen nit benz ammoniaf Der
panbten Stoffen. = &onierpierht
8ornelen 5erit0ren bic sinnernsn
Si9ien idon in perbdltnismGbi9 furs
ger 3eit. 9as in ben @arneIen ents
boItene Metbblamin 1T 70 ftarf aifo1
lid, bob bic 9lrbeiter in ben betr. So
briten bdufig on elmer Qrt 9bf9Glnng
Der Sort Der SGnoe leiben. Msnn bat
ieood bic geoba6tung gena6i, bob
9ornelen. bic einen Sag por Der Gin
lsguns in 8ii9fen itdrterem SroH
ousgeiebt iparen, piel bon Der dbenbtn
Wirtuns ibres Saftes berIisrsn. Dem
trGet mon iebt au9 aIlssmein Rsds
nung. 9oneben iperben bic @efGbe
meift NIT popier oussetleibet, um bic
8eriibrling Der 9ornelen nit bem
3inn gu berbiiten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-04-09
9atte lie au66.

Sn 9ttben bat Ssnrp 8orbsaur cine
biibi9e @eIdi6te BON @ris9entSnia
&onitontin erfabren, bic i'm lebten
8aIfantriege Ipieft. Sn einem 9riefe
an bas nGdo be paris" teilt er iie
ettpa folgenoermoBen nit: Der &1nig
tebrt i'm glutomobil in Iein Saupts
quarter 5uriid. llnterpess trifft er
einen einiamen Splbaten, Der miibIam
DoripGrts bintt. @r bGlt on ilnb
fragt: r@obin bes W9ss2" .Sn bic
Staot, MojeitGt. man bat mid nod
bauie sei9idt." = rWarum2" : sd
bin i'm Sriese sesen bic Siirtsn pers
punbet poroen, meine Wunbe i9ien
aebeilt. uno 10 apu i'd nisbsr ina Stlb
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0onnerftas, 8. glpril 1914
Srgauismen im @aiier.

Ssit benz GrI6ein.n oes srunole9ens
ben Wertes bes &tsler profefors Sens
fen rlleber bic 8eIttmmung oes plants
tons ober bes i'm Mteere treibenoen
Materiols an Pflon5en unb Sieren"
I'm Sabre 1887 bat bic planttontunoe
ouberorbentlide SortIdritte sema6t
Gs gibt toum Elm betnnntes Siib=
Dber SeetpaFerbeden auf Der Grbe, in
bos nibt bereits Elm 3oplose feline feis
nen @aaenebe aur Seititeluns Der Orr
ten uno Der Menge iener tleinen Srgas
nismen perfentt battle, bic i'm Wdher
treiben, b. 3. tpilIenlos ben Welen unb
Str0mungen bes glementes preisse9es
ben fino. @erabe bic quantttatibe
8eIiimmung bieier mitroitppiIden 2es
betpelt, bic bic Nabrung aller iun9en
Slide bilbet, bot iih als tpi9tig ers
tpieIen, ba babur9 bic @rsiebisteit
eines Daferbedens fiir 5ii4ereianlas
gen beitimmt tperben fann. 9ie aabl>
reiden eriu9uneen BON WaHers
beden perf6iebener 9frt baben nun
erseben, bab es, abgefeben BON pers
eifteten ober iiberbaupt unbemobnbaren
@eipGFern, tein Sees pber MeerpaFer
eibt, Bel bem in einem &ubttaentimes
ter nidts 2ebenbes mebr sefunben
pirb.
Die 9ere6tieuns bieIer Inii9t tpirb
0urCl fpldenben. bon q. YehrenszYerz
lin, i'm nMitrofrpsmos" mitseteilten
@ersleib bargetan, ben prpf. &Olts
ipib i'm 2oufe zines @e1prG9s ges
braudte. rStellen sic iib einsn See
bon 100 Uteter Siefe,S 8reite unb
2dnse Dor. @iepisl Slide tDnnen bas
rim Ieben9 Cider perben sic mir
bod fir einen folhen See minbeitens
cine einpfiinbise 5oreIle bsipiGIisen.
Der Gauminbolt unIeres @ees 1T
100000 &ubitmeter ober 1,000,s
100000 2iter; bic Soreus tpirb unges
fdr 0,5 2iter Dafer perbrGngen; bas
8erbdltnis See su Sprelle ipGre benz
na9 alIp 2,000,000,000:L. = Sn l
&ubit5entimeter DaIfer ipoIlen mir
nun eine fleine &ieielalge (etpa Stes
pbanobiscus) onnebmen. Sin &ubits
miuimeter WoFer bat 1,000000,000
&ubitmitra Snbnlt (ein Wiitron glei9
einem Saufenbitel Wtillimeter), elm
&ubit5entimeter alfo 1,000,000,000,s =
900 &ubitmitro. Der Snbolt zines
Stepbnnpbiscus 1T iebr bod bere9s
net 800 &ubitmitro; mir tpiirben fpiez
Der elm 8erbdltnis bon 2,000,000,000:
l erbolten. Wenn mir olIo in 1 auz
bifaentimeter DnFer nur einen ioI9en
Sreunismus onnG9men, 10 tpiirbe bas
einem See BON 100 Wieter QGnge, 100
Meter 8reite unb 100 Wleter Siefe
nit nur etnem einaieen Slid entIpres
6en!" gBir ppllen ben DinSufiigen,
bob bic gerannte Steielolge nod longe
nibt gu ben tleinIten i'm 8aiIer lebenz
ben Sr9onismen geb0rt. Sic, lpiirbe
einem Der feinmnI9igen SeioeneaSe>
nebe, ipte iie fir PlanttpnfGnge bergez
fellt iperben, toum ent9eben. Sm
Sabre 1911 bat prpfeFor 2obmom
ober erIt ppn bem eisentli9en plontz
ton bas 3nergs pber Honnoplantton
obgeglieoert, bes aus 10 fleinen Sreaz
nismen beitebt, buB iie bur9 bic Maz
f9en aud Der feiniten 9lanttonnebe
binour6eeben unb besbolb nit benz
Waher oufgefangen uno bur9 3entriz
fu9ieren geponnen iperoen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-04-09

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bro9en, unb i9 bin nun ins &ran%
tenbous auriidaei9idt iporben." =
rSteis' in meinen Wasen.' = %,
nein. MoieitGt." = rRoi9 fteie' einr
: SD fam ni9t." = sd befebts
es!" : .llnmDslia. Maieitdt." =
r9(ber tparum9 Seraus nit beinem
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auf bem 8oltan, 5umol i'm 5elblaser,
ni9t ieIten iinb)" = pSteig' elm: bic
babe i9 audi"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-04-09

gs Elm sOrr aos fir S. gbasor 5rausufmm
jung o OILS +. tum 5000 ROpfe TART ben Simmbsn
murfasn fd bic Dobfn sintrusn su uhn Mund.
9rGn srHh wbrsnb onosrs @ por Jruos ME tOu gebdn
S.rr rou y g. o. Nbbot o 842 @resH pa Gtas be'
san @ uammen Oem Stmmpab um f9 nasen aH.n als
Fd ereo bob bic 8eibn Gage saos b gooens Sodt srs
brGnsn @ ole Doblbomtn +. beran i3nen id piR'
idsn Strr Qbbot if Y Sabre alt, feline Srau TO-