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New-York tribune., 1915-03-17
POLICE CURB RIOT
OF COLUMBIA BOYS
"Sophs" Break Up Secret
Dinner of Freshmen
Fourteen Arrests.

All Newark's police reserves and
three patrol wagons were called out
last night when Columbia freshmen
stole across the river to Achtel-Stet-
ter's. adjoining the Central Railroad Of
New Jersey station, to hold their an
nual dinner. AS they were about to
draw up their chairs ard congratulate
themselves on their strategy, they were
attacked by seventy-tivc sophomores.
, A hand-to-hand fight ensued.
The raid was complete success.
Chairs. tables and plate glass lay min
sled on the floor when the police re-
serves restored order.
Herbert Schultz, president Of the
sophomores, had to have medical treat
mont for scalp wound. Patrolman
william Peterson had a bad cash on
the hand from flying glass and two
other patrolmen were cut slightly.
Fourteen of the Columbia boys We're
placed under arrest.
The students who must "pay the
fiddler" are Thomas j. Mccarthy, 1853
East Eighty-seventh Street; Joseph
BRYAN. ga West 18th Street; James
Lanvetta. 3is East 116th Street Nal
colin Walsh, New Brighton. Staten
island; Charles Paulson, $50 West
1I3th Street; Thomas Bentley $50
West 18th Street; Robert Friend j96
Riverside Drive; Lyman Bradley, 169
Elm Avenue, Mount Vernon; David
Cochran, 43l West ll7th Street; Ken
Tyr Chamberlain, i8l West nth
Street; Nicholas Ranschoif, 6l6 West
Hath Street; Herbert Schul'o. 538
West Hath Street; Frederick Wurz-
bach, 3S1 East l16th Street, cnG Ken
meth ". Todd, Dobbs Ferry, n.
Up on Morningside Heights ne an
rual freshman dinner is cassie
among the interclsss scraps. he din
ner was to have been held on staten
I,land last Saturday night, bat the
"sophs" discovered the plans. No one
Knows how the second year men found
cut about the secret mobilization in
Newark last night.
The sophomores arrived in Newark
in the afternoon, divided themselves
up into squads. and by 2 p. NJ. were
ready for the freshmen.
Half of the "sophs" went through
the railroad station into the freight
ward. climbed on top of some box cars
and made their way to the roof of a
one-storv extension in the rear of the
restaurant. They climbed in on the
freshmen just as the signal was blown
for the other sophomore host TO at
tack the front of the place.
An attempt 10 kdnap Richard
Lahey. of Brooklyn. president of the
science division OF the freshman class.
80, ,rsurcassful The freshmen h 4
the same hard luck IN trying to kid
nap President s. ulte.
Spaulding Frazier, city counsel, and
Police Commissioner John Reed, of
NeHsrk arranged TO let the boys out
on bail. They will appear IN court
this morning
New-York tribune., 1915-03-17
The Pennsylvania launched yesterday at New
port News, while prayer for peace uttered.

Navy Yard. beckcncd to the German
commander and tie interview came to
en- end.
Named By Miss Elizabeth Kolb. Of
Germantown, Penn, as Secretary Dan
iels gave signal, the monster hull
of the Pennsylvania slid into the James
River Bishop Berry, Of Pennsylvania.
read a prayer for the welfare of the
President and people OF the United
States. the army and navy and the
peace of the world. Beside the spon-
sor. who successfully broke . hottie
of wine against the Pennsylvania s bow,
we're Secretary Daniels and his staff
and Governor Brumbaugh Of Pennsyi-
vania and his staff.
Speaking at a luncheon following the
launching, Secretary Daniels said that
never in its history was the navy in
better shape to fight.
"There never was a time" he de-
clared "when the navy was so power
ful, so ready, so efficient rs now. Nor
Continued on page 4. column 3
New-York tribune., 1915-03-17

German commander as he stood under
the towering bow OF the PENNSYLVANIA
and graspcd his hand She was Mrs.
VI. +. Thomas. of Beacon. y. y. mem
Der o. the Society Of Friends.
commander" she said, II belong 10
n society which believes that all per
sons should love others as much as
themselves. DO you in Germany love
Us as much as you love yourselves -
The captain smiled but did not an
swer. as Mrs. Thomas continued:
Don't YOU believe that we will soon
have peaue? fsn't u time you men
stopped killing one another"
War Had TO BE, He Says.
Madame" replied the German com
mander, I'VE all believe in peace, but
this war had to be. II was necessary
war for the peace Of the world. After
this war there will be long peace.
But at the end of the long peace there
will come another war"
AT that juncture Rear Admiral
Beatty. commandant Of the Norfolk
New-York tribune., 1915-03-17
FLIM.FLAMMED
BY FILM COMPANY
Mavor and Whole City OF An
gusta Posed for the Movie, but
Not for "The Niger

Augusta. Ca. March rs. The peopic
Ct Augusta are indignant over an al
lcged trick played on them by ilm
comrany. and mass meeting has been
esiled TO pass resolutions denoounclling
tho company. 1t is charged the film
corporation sent motion picture
company TO Augusta under pretcnce OF
staging "The New, Governor, .,te Inc
Mayor was induced to pose me s,a'e
militia 10 act scene, 10000 Augustans
pjaycd the mob, and after the picture
vas finished the company was gwen
"a great send-ofi. -, -
After the company had returned 70
the North advertisements OF u ne
Nirger," by Edward Sheldon, appeared
stating that the play was produced ! IN n
Augusta. This advertisement exposed
the deception and stirred Augusta to
W." ,~ratb As result, steps will be
taken to prevent the exhibition 16d1ea of c,c. the
f." H. 10 also proposed to extend the cru
sade against the film throughout the
South.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-17
]. P. MORGAN TO GO
ABROAD TOMORROW

J. 2. Morgan, his presence abroad
made necessary. il is said, by prospec-
tive foreign loans, will sail for Eng
land tO-morrow on the Philadelphia.
He will be gone some months. He re-
fused last night to discuss the object
of his trip.
Wall Street has it. however, that
with negotiations under way for a
large credit in favor OF France, in
which J. p. Morgan g. Co. are taking a
prominent part. and other conferences
IN progress with regard 10 loan 70
Great Britain, Mr.. Morgan has de-
cided that his presence OF the other
side is necessary.
The general view yesterday was that
the time was not yet ripe for a Brit
ish loan, since money is yet so cheap
in London that, despite the difference
in exchange, 1t - preferable 20 bor-
row there.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-17
NOTION PICTURE
AVIATOR KILLED
Jumps Thirty Feet from Fall
ing Machine in New
Movie City.

Los Angeles, March l6.-Frank
Sites, an aviator, fell 300 feet in an
"air we'll" at the new motion picture
CITY near here late to-day, jumped
from the aeroplane when thirty 1ee'
from the ground, and died from MS
injuries soon afterward.
Sites. who leaves widow and three
children. had been flying here several
years in airships of his own make
New-York tribune., 1915-03-17
NEW ADVERTISING LAW
Senator Mills Would Prevent
Untrue Statements

Albany, March Is. Circulating un-
true, deceptive and misleading adver-
tisements 70 induce the public to buy
would be made a msdemeanor bv bill
introduced to-day by Senator Mrs
The measure is also intended {, pre-
vent the advertisement of real estate
Cfers by means of prizes. rcwrrds.
distinctions or puzzle methods.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-17
prported That Vera Cruz
Snipers Fired on Battle
ship Delaware'S Tender.
ppYAN ASKS TRAINS
FOR REFUGEES USE
p,ssident Wilson Pleased with
Dispatches Showing Improve
ment in Conditions.

II Paso. Tex. March Is. Zapata
.,oo,s arc rstsriug Mexico City, and
,,,rchy suca as has not previously
A..p known there has followed the oc-
.,o,tjon Ct che capital, according to
,5riees received tonight from interior
Mexican points. and from people who
..v they arc in touch with Mexico City.
ris said that no attempt is being made
"a restrain the bandit horde Of the
vo-elos leader, and that they are rob
b;os business houses and homes in all
portions Of the city. and are forcing
,.,idents. native and foreign, TO give
,s,m money and food OF whatever ap-
psss 10 them.
Opposed by Vills and ignored by the
foreign diplomats as an independent fac
Tor. Zsps,a IS said in the advices TO
ave abandoned reserve, and TO he get
ting what ne can out of the city in the
expectation Of having to evacuate it.
Foreigners are preparing for fight. In
Central and Southern Mexico condi-
tons are no better than in Mexico City.
Galveston. Tex, March 16.-The ten
Ter Of the United States battleship
Dslsvare was fred on by snipers at
Vera CRU ON March 10. according TO
reports brought here to-day by passen-
gers OIL the Norwegian steamship City
Of Tsmpico. The tender went into the
hubor for Captain Rogers Of the Del
svsre. and was fred on while inbound
and again vr,.c returning 70 the war
.hln. No on. VS. injured.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-17

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'@i'' 'Ui ''N Oe''Neiy ol ''e par
.i0m the LaIa.a zone OF influence anu
ion,rcl into that controlled by Car
ysn-s T,c ~...,o..,,. MOS without in
-.
'1''O" d. .' ""eIe INC @o"e VI 0o'-
Hol OF tine one leader began and tho
cher ended.
Urgent -srroso,4stio,s ,voro made
5,,;,. .L. r, c--..
ANS '"' '"| TO HeheFaI CarI am"
"a'efhiAg H troops al Manzanillo,
those actiyitcs have been causing
Anericsns and for.io,or. much annre-
tr,... .r
','' iA. american OohSuI was
'Eructed fo keep in close touch with
he eommar1.r or tho crui.or Glove
and sbo..,l r.....-.-. ,. r.-.,.--
'''''D '''' s"''S oeco"'c iur'her
"uahgered.
The Swedish Minister laid before the
State Donsr4,,,,+ d;sori.t;,,, 5i,-
,,.A ''''e
i''-'. 'u from the oWe0Ish Le-
's'oh III Mexico City. Conditions
here since tie re-cptrv Of the Zapat-
is,ss v...
tbsrgs A.. 'Oe" ny (ne 9"eolSh
-gbastlr " I. "' "ePIooIdDie ana
lo,c ns ,'patCh Sald mat the
ubi.., ."' AGhuhoim' oWedlSh
p,,;s..',, "au zee" deapolled by the ia,
ss'as and that another Swedc had
,,,3.,. ,00ggo li me street at noon yes
wb;... ne mouse OF third Swedish
rVS "hi'I mad been looted by the
.a,sn .aanLs FORCES MAS again entered and
~ oho |e@pons demanded.
N,.. Nae no"eo',n Minister Informed the
,sS. Depar Nent also that the govern
I'M UI sweden intended TO demand
gsn.N5S ,N5SenihIiF Toy the murder Of Johar
lie5 I"e'I-n gardener, recently
e,s.. ~ 'ofceon g troops before the
0ga.A 0ga,.'A o.. leH'co CIV.
l,..L S' iol know "herc The
M. j. ..' 'ailroad Inc between
I,, Ilo '.iE "aG Vera Cruz is located,
,ueF nope 20 arrange with both the
5a.',I .aIza anu Iapd'a officials for a
t,,,. AL irah from Mexico City 70 the
~. ~. Nhefe the tdrrauza authorities
=, ~ control and for their safe trans
CO traIns sent by Carranza.
C"ersi Ci villa himself, through George
son, ,arothers American consular agent,
a., "OIu 70 ne state Department to-
M, ~ response 10 ITS representations
81 "e Would use his influence 10 sec
New-York tribune., 1915-03-17

Imported IA cARoLlNA Cneruto'si ,, ,'', loe.
Made OF best tobacco sio"" /" ON"S'
Adyt.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-17
WEATHER

FAIR TODAY AND To-MoRROw.
SORTHEAsT WINDS.
Yesterdays Temperatures:
High, ~; Low. 81.
Full report on Page q.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-17
GUARANTEE

Your Money Back
If You Want Il.
ss. Editorial Pase, First Column.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-17

London. March l6 A Reuter- dis
ratch from the Greek island Of Tene-
aos. near the entrance TO the Darda-
neles, says that trawlers to-day,
under the protection Of warships, re
sumed sweeping the Dardanelles for
mines. One British trawlcr struck a
mine and was blown up.
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Widtiges Juttermitte(.

GO oirfte reni9 beionnt Iein,
fdreibt in Der Oeutihen Qanopirtb'
f6ofiIihen preFs Der 8srIiner pbp'
fioIogs prof. Or. CUNT. boB peroorr'
tee 9ros, bon benz es ieoen Sor1mer
srobs MoFsn eibt, pie man iit auf
8abnfabrten iber3eugen lam, einen
boben Wertb ols Gutterlnittel befiBt.
geim por3eitiaen 0sroorren bes 0ra'
fes bleibeu bic Ndbritoffe Dem 9aIme
erbaIten, tpdKsnb Fl: beim Rsifsn in
ben Samen f%pouoerr, oiip Dem 6alme
entsogen iDeroeu. Inter oiefen llmiidn'
5en IN oeroorrtes 8ras aIs s}utter bo'
Der sinsui6Gsen oIs Seu. Mun fonts
aIfo in oiefem futterarmen Sabre bas
perborrte 0ros obpeioen IoFen oNr
aIs WinterFutter fir oas 8ieb ihnsis
Den. &Is elm iibsr3suqenoes gsiIpisl
fir ben RGbrDertb fiibrt 3uns Die
Rinoer in ben prdrien Yoroameritns
an. 9isis 9bisrs fnb auf 5as geIbe
pertrodnete Oros 6ieier r~eosrlofeu
Steppen onespisien uno esbsiben. ME
ibrs MaFrsiultats bepeiien. prd6tiG.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-11-12

Sdrcobcn bcs Mtoiies, gum 0rcifen,
3um Sh1Ien oeS WtoileS hin. per.
nenoct merocn ioll. SSSn ouen mrhcren
6oilcn miro man nllf Ser 6orm nit
eincm eleftriid,cn Motor bon iuili
his 6rpei Gieroefrditcn gut mlsfom.
men. Gbldon Is nid)t ONT lit, eiler
iolhen Motor ilbcrm0Big unsuitrcn.
gen, fam man i'm inn Notbfule
bod, peniaitens boriiberaebeno, ltnt
% Sro5e1t iiber Ieinc gcn0bnIihe
Seiitltnesfopo5itot binous liberia.
Den, be5iebun9smciie beIoiten.
Siebt ma Die oltf elmer Gorm I'M
@erloufe zines SobreS in oen Der.
idlieoenen Monuten oorfomlnenocn
@rbeiten in 9etradlt. 10 er9ibt lid,
ooB BON Wtonut 81 Monot in oielen
Suaen icbr unterifieoIidc Infor.
o%erungcn an Die 2eiitunesfobigfeit
eines iol6en Mtotors gelteIlt neroen.
GrbcitclL mie 0uSfer. S6reooen
,SuttermobIen uno oer9Iciden I~telclt
Die idluerlten Inforoerl,neen an ocn
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-11-12
Gleftricitdt fir uniere farmer.

MOTOR. lun0 5luur I'M 8erIuuic 0es
9erbltes. MinterS mo 6rilhiabrcs.
0ltr Der Sommcr milroc mohl onS
Hnnpen 0cs Moiiers Die idnuerlte
Arbcit fiir DEN Motor fem, nan1cnt
lldl oann mcun i'm WemilIeanrten
mo III Ser llrQcbm0 oeS ,Noulcs
oudl nod nit Dem 0epunpten Moi.
ier g%ciprcntelt mer0cn ion; irdter
tnlnnt Damn onS Sdneiocn oc5 Wai.
'es SIR Gnlllirmq, bas &relicn BON
Sen. b~eionocrS Su3crne II. l. 10. bin.
gu.
go ole sic oufer5GbItcn g(rbei.
ten olf oerieIbcn Jnrm in 9ctradlt
fommer. miir0e cS ober in mond,cn
6olen oud) fir oos game SSSohr
CUTE rno olIh 5iemIif)e Irbeit fir
Den eIettriidcn Motor Qebcn. S1Sn eli,
ilcm ioldlcn Sale miiroe mnbridleiit.
lib I'M Gurdidnitt ocS aonSen Sab.
res nit 70 GiIolpott . Stinocn Nr.
heitsleiltlrng fir ben Wntor in Ser
SauptIod,e mouotlih Qerehnet ncr.
ocn fonnen borousaeiebt, ooB oilf
Der 6arm feline NiIdluirtbid)oit be.
trieben miro.
Sic ltnfolten iir 6icIe elcftrilhe
Groit biirften iif i'm Muae.
melnen tmner nod etiuas bill.
liacr iteaen ais in Dem Sale, mo sic
etettri5itot filr Die Gr5euaung BON
Sidt fir Den 2id)tbconrf ouf Ser
warm ucrmellbet miro. @obridleiu.
lid miiroe iid Bic fir oroere I3mede
olll Der Snrm mtonotIif bernenoete
cleftrlIde Strait Dem @cIomertbc mad,
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-11-12

Su6tern BON !0ornpieb uno Sdipsi>
nsn gu empfeblsn, ionosrn au4 Oen
S6af5iihteru, Die bamit ~beiouOers
aud, 0as @seei9en Der iungtH Ydms
mem f0rhern nsrosn IS iIuo babel
foIasnos n.leemeine "tCgeln 5u teob.
amen:
9punidt man, oa5 5una6it nur
Die 5lafter, Die l~In,rduter mo Die
unteren Solbsn an Den Yfaisitauoeu
op9eireNen nsroen. 70 lolts man pors
eru Rur Die Sdmmtl ilr iiD nuein
ms Ntdisfelo trtiben. Wiinidt mau
Die Grnte oes Wtaiiss burd Die Siere
aGsr in poltommensr Neiie auaaes
iitrt gu ieben. 10 ioite man Die
Snaie fir lid uliein ooer 5uiammen
nit oen 2Gmmerp e,ntreiben. 0eben
Die S9afs auiammen NIT Den Ndms
mern, 10 gelp0bncn iih o.eie bel
itneller an Die Niaisnabrung. 4uf
einen Mere Wais tam nan stpa II
S9afe ooer 20 2dmmer rehnsn.
SIN Mnfanss burfen bic Sdofe
nur fir turSe 3sit in Elm Wnisfelo
sstrisben ipsroen. neil iie ii4 ionlt
iberfrsIen. 8ut lit es. lpenn man
in Der 9tG9e oes MaisfelOes etne
SI"etpeice ooer cine anoere CUTE Weis
x bat, IN pslder Die Sdofe 3unadIt
ou9 nob sinen suten Sell oes cages
5ubringen t0nnsn. Ra6oem bic
Sd)afe iib Damn erit einmaI an Den
Mais sepSbnt baben, t0nnen ie
na9bsr iopisl oapon f~reiien, ols fe
mOeen. pbns bab tie Ooourd irgenos
tpelden Shabsn erleioen. 2Gmmer
t0nnsn ii9 i'm MoisfeIbe nidt iibers
fre1en. % ie an uno fir iia idon
70 Iansiam ~frelien, baB lie gar ni4t
Elm 3upiel bes Maiies o%ufnebmsn
tonne1.
Na9osm Die Sdafe idpn gut i'm
Maisfsloe aufgsrdumt boben, lam
man CUR 8eenoiguns Der r@rntear@
belt" aud nod bic S9meine sintrsis
ben. Die S6lpeine freiien olsoann
nod oas, tpos Die S9afe ooer &dlns
mer an ben 80suertpIben ooer ionIts
pie on Der Mtaisitauos iiberisben boz
ben. Snhhen laiien audi Die Sdafs
alleir.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-11-12

ftcuenoes 2nbmacbel nit nldt &C.
horiaen 9urd)trctcn. 0ie 2obntbeit
tritt itdrfcr berpor i'm Srobe auf
hortem, unebcnemgooen, beim ullper-
mutbeten 4nItoBen, nod Spriingen,
unier Dem Rciter. 9cim &erolts-
npbmen aus Dem Staae gtsen Die
Sbiere oft cine fur5e Strede netli-
acr, oonm 1tGrfer Iahm. Sn Der
Ruhe miro Der Sub porqeiett uno
nidt qeborig beIoitet. Nm aroncn=
qeIenfe icIbit tritt 4nfangs Der.
fdirommene Inihpelluna bes por-
neret uno oitBercn llmfongS 1rno
gSGrme berpor. Shmer5enSduBe.
rtlnaen per6en berborgerufen bel
0~rehenoen 9eipegungen, ielten beim
Grut pen binten auf Die 8ronen-
beinlebne.
Der 8erIaiif bieier 9ranfhcit lift
immer elm 5oeernoer. Iah bouiton.
Siqer SeiIung iinb @iidfGne BEL 5u
friibem @ebroud)e fait reaeImdBig su
err, 1rten. @ei Der ihleihenoen,
belneen gnt5un0une biIoen ii6 aa.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-11-12

Inn $3.50 bis So monatlid biniaer
lIclen oils Die fiir oic @r3euguna
bon eIettriifem 2idt orlf Der 6arm
notbmenoige eleftriidc Sroft.
6ilr leinc eieentlihe 2anolpirtb-
idoft betommt Der 6armer Die Cleft
trl5itdt nlio int allgemeinen biQlger
ols Der StGoter, Ger iie filr geleud.
tungs- mo ionitige 3mefe inn @aus-
balte uermenoet. 9os beoeutet bieI.
Gem Der 8armer lit ldngit nuf
mo an Der Arbeit. ia bat Iooor
ldlon Elm babies Soomerf uerridtet,
tcuor Scr Stdoter nit ieinert @dt-
lfunOentoge crit ridltig 81 or6citen
olI9etongcn bot. Ser Sormer per-
incnOct Die elcttriId)e Strait olio 0
mleGeno 81 elmer 3eit, in Den ffiiben
Mor9enitunoen, no Der Staoter
nod nlht nrbeitet. Weon bot qenait
an Den Seltunaelt non eIeftriihen
HcberlonocentroIen, Die aus Der
Staot Gleftri5itot mlf oufs 0ono
liciern, fcitgeitelt, boB Die ItGrfIte
6oroerun0 fir eIeftriide aroft auf
ocnl 2anoe in Den Morgcnltunoen
bon AZ bis 6 llbr i'm CONNER uno
ban 5 bis 7 llbr i'm @inter lit, nit
e~lltlpred)enoen S6monfunacn inner.
holb oieier 8ren5en in Den Serbit.
mo @lntermonotcn. Im @beno 1T
lam ollf Der mooernen omerifoni.
1dlcn 6orm I'M 6 llbr nit Der Ar.
belt oeS cages fertig uno eebraudt
oonn MIR nod einige ipclioe eIeftri.
Idle Sitter. aIio nlr mebr Iebr uenia
Glettri5it1t.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-11-12

nllroe. Glnerlei, oh Die Soblet
ouf often S~Ieefeloern gineen, ooer Oh
tic ouf jungem Stopocltlee meioe.
ten, ser Manget on Gobrrng trat
BEL ibnm in Grideinung. Die llr.
io6e bierfiir Iieat obne Trage in
Dem ltngeipobnlih iippiqen un6 laft-
reifen 8od)stbum, bos Ger alec in
biciem Serhite entipideIte. Ser gro.
&c SeudtigfcnsgtHnIt oes 9oocns
mo hos lille, bepoIfte @etter bo.
Der beipirft, oaB Die aleepfIan3en
5lpor madtig in Die 9obe idoiier,
ober es bat an Dem notbieen Sort-
uenideiu eefebIt. nm @lGtter nnb
GtelaeI felt uno Iolioe au MAIDEN.
Sn Solae ociien iinb tic olitott nit
Hahritoiicn NIT @olier boa orge.
iilut. Ser Slice befinbet iih )ebt
i'm SCRIPT in berielben 9cihoffen.
belt mie i'm IpriI, tponn bcfomntlid)
fcln crfabrener SGrmer iinS @lcb.
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Die periAieoenen Diinoerarten.

in Collars uno Gents oiemlid Sutref-
icno berednen.
Ser g d q oiinger lit bieI tro-
dcner oils Der oes &inopiebes. bo err
nrr IS bis 20 @ro5ent@ oiier entbalt,
uno poBt besbolb ionic meeen iei-
ner bibigen, aus ieinem boben Stid-
ltoff9ebolt CO.'S Gro5cnt) berporge.
benoen Gigenihoften bdlpti1d)lif fir
Oh mere uno folte 8ooenorten,
mClhe or loderer uno norm mad)t.
Or mirft fhnellcr, ober nidt 10 nod).
BALTIC i'm 9ooen ipie Der Rinopieb-
biinger; feline @irfuna bol,ert nidt
ilber 5pei Sobre unb Ipriht iih be.
irnbers itorf I'M erlten Sabre aus.
0ohcr loqcrn lid sic @etreibeorten
lcidt nnh elmer Shnfmiithitnqun9;
r01hlidcr 1T eS, Ben Shofnl;It sur
9iingung BON Hops, &iibcn, Sobaf,
9obL Sonf 1tirp. 81 ~berpenben. i3lt-
derriiben boben mad Sdofntiit me.
niger 3~udcrgebalt. 9os Ginitretcr1
bon trodener Gr0e III Die Sdldfz
~ltollungen lit allgemein 81 empfeb-
len, neil Damn Der Ginger ipcniqcr
Id)immclt u1lb Die flildtigen Stoffe
(ons Muunoniaf) ourf oie Groe &c
builoen mcr0en. @ei reiner Strob.
cinltrcll redlnet man bon eineln
Shofe I'M Sabre ctmo 1900 bis
1900 Gfuno 9Piit, olio nidlt gon5
cine Come. 9urh reid]Iihe Strnb.
elnitret unb anfulhtung mittelS
&oiier lGBt iid Die Miitmenee aber
permebren; Ser StiditpifgcboIt miro
oobei oIeroings acringcr. Sebr
ldlnea nno froftig mirft ouh 9fer6-
ober &iirbcrOiinger ooourdL eoB
Sdlofe iiber 9tod)t ollf Dem GcIoe gu
lonmen9epferd)t liegcn. 0urd Dos
Aberdeen miro Ser Ioie Sano6ooen
nidlt mn geoiingt, ionoern CT miro
orh ourd) Dos Sretcn mo 2ieaen
Scr Sdofc in. ermiinid)ter @Seilc
letter.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-11-12

Ger 5iernli6 trodene 9feroe-
III / It mirft ourd ieinen boben Std,
ltoffgeboIt (0.6 4ro5ent) nod ihnel.
Ter als Der Sdofmiit; Sic Mirfuna III
uber bon %fiir5erer 9ouer OILS Die oes
lebteren. Ser Iferocmiit pobt bes-
hnlb por5ii9lib fir folten uno eebun,
6enen 8ooen, niht fir Ieifte Sano-
boben. @eeen ielner ermarmanoeu
@igenid)aft miro err hdllfig our Nn.
lcaung BON Miitbeeten beulet.
3medmdBig lit es, ibn nit Dem
Ninopieb. ODER Shppeineoilneer gu
Oermiiden; feline bitigeu Gigen.
lhaften meroen ooourd gcniIoert.
Gs enpfieblt iid, &feroeoiingcr,
Der fitr it'd olein lieot, BON 3eit 81
.Sciif init elmer Sd,ift @roe gu
iiberitrciet. Auf eiu mittelitorfes
Gfcro rcd,net man 6 bis 8 Sonnen
9tiit jdbrlih.
ga Die 9 hmeiue ecrp0bnIidJ
olel mt mdl1erlgen 0llfterl tnftel en-
ltabrt meroen. 10 lit ouf Der Gin.
ger Der &biere 'ebr maiierig; CT miro
oober 81 ben taIten Wtiitorten &C.
rehnct. Gr cntbdIt Q.45 Yro3ent
Stiditoffe. @cnn Sdmeine unge.
hampfe llnfrolltiomen entboltcn,
Damn biloet ioIhcr Shmcineoiineer
cine @efahr fir oie %erunreinigung
hes 6elocs, neil sic mciiten llnfrollt.
iGnpereien ibrc &eimfroft nid)t Icid)i
perIieren. Die j0brlide 9iingcrme1.
&c zines Sd)rpeines betrdgt auf le
400 Gfuu1o 2ebenbgemid)t etpo
2000 bis $500 8funo.
Scr @cfliigeIbiinger mirf
megen iciner 9e~ingenMtenge mic@uo
no ooer in gSoiicr oufoeloit I'M @ortel
~uermeubet. 9ieicr @cililgeloilngei
ncr6ient meaen ieiner fr1ftiocl SSir-
flung bel IL 0roceltt Stidltoff lG
&ro5ent YhpspDoriGure uno 90 @ro.
gent &oIi loroialtiger 0coditunQ.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-11-12
Die Grndbrune Ger !foblen nit Klee.

batter 9Ialibt, boB bos @ieb fid, oitf
oemlelbcn 10 out entmidelt iuic ip1.
ter i'm Somner.
SSobri6einlid ipirft Ole @eboIts.
lollefeit bes Slices ober ouf Die
Opflen itarfer uuo nod)baItieer elm
OILS ouf onoeres @ieb. 6oblen uuo
Sobrlinge Wodien iebr idneu, lpcnn
nc reife Nabrllng erbolten. sic
heilten aber nidt Die 5Gbieteit, aus
qroRen Wenecn eeboItIoien Suffers
Die notbiaen Menqen H1brItoffe
herduS5u5iebm. Sic ben6tbioen
ferier oltf ser @eioc cine bortTten.
aelige 8egetation ODER, falls cine
inlde nlflt borbonoen lit, neben Scr
SSeioe S6rnerfutter Der eincn ODER
o;loeren Art. lin Die beitcn Rc.
%l'iltnte 81 cr5ieIen, miiiien Die Sob.
len iiberbolipt @eiee uno a0r,ler.
'utter 5ulommen befommei. Der
Siee Der iebt I'M Serbit cine 10
idled,te @eioe fir Die 6oblen ergibt,
fonnte oieI better in ous9eSeitrtetes
0cn 5rtr @erfitterune mGbreno oes
ESinters b%erorbeitet meroen, nobel
mon ibn oann ourd inftreibcs
@riinfuttcr eraon5en fonnte. @iele
&icrbe5iidter 6ieben oas aIeebeu 10.
oar Dem Sr5ernenbeli fir Soblen
Dor. SeoenfoIls ober nerocn Die
Toblen bel elmer Station aus aIee.