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The Washington herald., 1915-08-11
ARMY ORDERS.

First Lieut.. Charles Dew. Deyton. dental SIR
seon. amer his arrival In the United ststes will
proceed to Fort Williams Me-. and report for duty.
Acting Dental Surg Lester c. On. after his
| arrival in she United states win proceed to Fort
| Totten. n. u. and report for duty.
Each OF the llosine named dental surgeons. after
| arrival In the United states, viii proceed to the
station specified aftst hh name and report for duty
First Lieut.. ianes r. Feely. Douglas. Aria. and
Ffrst Lieut.. John w. scorel. Fort Sill. Okla.
Acting Dental surg. BENJAMIN @. warie,d. United
States army after his arrival In the United states
| viii rrocred 20 Columbus Bsrfacta. Ohio and re-
| port for ,lnty.
f,nt Lieut. Mortimer sanderson. dental surgeon.
auef his arrival IN the United sntes. VIII rrpceed
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The danger was lessened. neverthe.
| less. The final conquest of the In.
dian country was at least begun.
The backwoodsmen were withir
sight of ultimate mastery when once
peace should bring settlers crowdins
westward again.
The fighting at sea that memorable
year Of doubt was of a like import
, full of daring and stubborn courage
planned and carried through with sin
gular initiative and genius. quick with
| adventure. bright with every indi-
vidual achievement. but Of necessity
without permanent consequence.
Late in July. 1879. Captain Paul
Jones had sailed from a port of France
In command of a little squadron. half
American. half French. with which
the energy Of Mr.. Frankli9 had sup
piled him.
His flagship. the Bon Homme Rich
ard. was q worn-out French East In
diaman. fitted with forty guns. many
OF which were unserviceable: his
French consorts were light craft.
lightly armed: only one ship of the
squadron was fully At for the ad-
ventures he promised himself. having
come fresh from the stocks in Amer
lea, and she was intrusted to the COM
mand Of French captain who obeyed
orders or not. as he pleased.
But Jones was . man to work with
what he had, and made even that i'm
provised feet suffice. with 1T ne
cruised the whole length Of the west
ern coast Of Ireland and circled Scot
land.
OF Flamborough Head he fell in
with the Serapis. a.. and the Countess
of Scarborough. 20. the convoy of a
fleet of merchantmen. and himself
took the larger ship almost unassist-
ed in a desperate fight after sunset,
in the first watch Of the night of the
23d of September.
Neither ship survived the encoun-
ter forty-eight hours. SO completely
had they shot each .other to pieces,
and no man who followed the sea was
likely to forget what he heard of
that close grapple in the gathering
night in the North Sea.
III 1 fall in with him again. l
will make a lord of him." Jones ex-
claimed. when he heard that the King
had knighted Captain Pearson. of the
Serapis. for the gallant fight
TonorroUf Dark Period.
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vk1HILE Washington waited for AZ
" opportunity to make NOV
he despatched General Sulli
van with five thousand men into thu
| forest country OF the Mohawk ant
the SusQuehanna to make an end OF
the cruel mischief wrought upon de.
fenceless homes by the bitter Tories
and their red allies.
The little army. sent forward in dl.
visions. swept through the country II
was hidden clear, like men who
searched stream and valley upon q
journey of discovery: converged &c
meet their hunted foes, but fftssr
hundred strong, where they lay a,
bay within a bend of the Chemuns-
the full rally of the forest country
British regulars. Tory rangers. Indian
braves. johnson. the Buffers. Joseph
Brant, every leader they acknowI-
edged. united to direct them-and
overwhelmed them: ravaged the seats
of Seneca and Cayuga far and near
TIL neither village nor any growing
thing that they could find upon which
men could subsist was left this side
the Genesee: stopped short only OF
the final thing they had been bidden
attempt, the capture of the strong
hold at Niagara itself.
That was a summers reckoning 2
which redmen far and near were not
likely to forget.
In April a little army Of frontiers
men under Colonel Evan Shelby. that
stout pioneer out Of Maryland VINO
brought hot Welsh blood to the task.
swept along tho northward reaches
Of the Tennessee and harried the
country of the Chickamaugas. among
whom Tories and British alike had
been stirring war
In August. Colonel Brodhead. or
dered to cooperate with General Sui
livan, had taken six hundred men
from his post at Fort Pitt. whence
Clark had made his exit into the west.
and had destroyed the Indian settle
ments by the Allegheny and upon
French Creek. the old routes Of the
French from the lakes to the Ohio.
Such work was never finished. The
Indians were for a little dislodged,
Disconnected. and put to sad straits
to live; but they were not conquered.
The terror bred q deeper thirst for
vengeance among them, and a short
respite of peace WAS sure to be fol-
lowed when a new year came In with
fresh flashes of war on the border.
as lurid and ominous as ever.
The Washington herald., 1915-08-11

Hotel clerks of Topeka, Kans. where an un-
usual number OF tourists stopping this sum-
mer. unanimous in their preference for fat
guests to the little thin ones "Why," said one
clerk. speaking for them ALL you can't please the
small chesty fellows The prices of the rooms are
always too high The water is too cold. or too
hot, or both. Their room is small, and the WIN
dows aren't large enough They detest everything
in general, and most things in particular. Those
little men something awful on us hotel clerks"
In this revival Of the old controversy over the
comparative amiability of the big and little men,
the latter, usual given the worst of it, and
we shall expect them, usual, to resent II vgor-
ously. Ii would be cause for nationwide rejoic-
ing If this important question could be settled
once for all by competent authority and the world
might know whether men grow big and fat be-
cause they are amable, and reuan small and
thin because possessed OF contrary disposition;
or whether little men become "chesty," self-as-
sertive and combatire because the bigger ones
arc disposed to ignore them pick on them, or tres
pass upon their righta
n
The Washington herald., 1915-08-11

Says Senator Ashurst, of Arizona: From the
standpoint OF the great mass of people there is
hut question and that relates to the war in
Europe The people know they have the ono man
to lead them safely through. Woodrow Wilson
is that man. because he is Abraham Lincoln, An
drew Jackson, and Mark Twain rolled into one.
He has the exalted patriotism of Lincoln. the iron
will OF Jackson, the rich and delicate humor OF
Twain And at least of these qualities is
possessed by MIR. Ashurst himself in his most
serious moments
The Washington herald., 1915-08-11

The President is about 10 hold series OF con-
ferences with Democratic leaders in Congress on
international policies and the legislative program
for the approaching session. He might authorize
Secretary Tumuty to deal with several members
of both Senate and Hosse that we think of,
if Mr. Tumutys letter to Representative Buch-
anan is a sample of his methods:
The Washington herald., 1915-08-11

At Forest Hill, the big East Cleveland estate
of John II. Rockefeller, the richest man in the
world finds gold futile thing when it comes to
filling vacant chair with the form OF the loved
wife whom the Grim Reaper took from his COM
panionship last February. And his attendants
whisper it abroad that "the richest man" walks
to his lily pond in silence and alone, weeps over
the empty chair at his table, and sighs in utter
desolation when the twilight shadows creep over
the land.
The Washington herald., 1915-08-11

A New Jersey pastor announced from the pull
pit: God hasn't any for bachelor and
neither have l." The bachelors will not be likely
to worry over the first part OF the assertion until
they hear it on better authority, and the latter
will probably never cause them concern.
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Doings of Society

have Issued Invitations for . dane. ,o
De given at their Newport villa
August Is In honor Of their son- Mr.
Joseph E. widensr. jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Payne Whitney haxs
opened their place at Saratoga, n. Y.
Tor the remainder of the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis E. McCarty, OF
Detroit. entertained at dinner az the
Raleigh roof on Monday night
Admiral Fletcher will give a dinner
on the flagship Wyoming. which is
stationed at Newport next. Friday.
Governor Beeckman. of Rhode Island.
Mrs. Philip d. Armour, is In Briar-
cliff. New York. where she will re-
main at Briarcliff Lodge till Octo-
Der /.
Major Malvern-Hnl Barnum, who
spent last winter in Washington, and
who has recently been visiting at Fort
Sheridan. has gone to Fort Sam Hous-
ton. Tex. Mrs. Barnum and her son.
Malvern-Hill Barnum. jr.. will pass the
remainder of the summer with Mrs.
Frank Davis at Fort Sheridan, join-
ing Major Barnum in September
Con,antin Mavroudi is back in
Washington from Lenox.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Joseph Aleshire, who
have been visiting Mai. Gen. and Mrs
George Goethals. when they were in
Panama. have returned to the States,
and are at Gordground, Long Island.
for the remainder of the summer
The Russian Ambassador and Nine
Bakhmeteff motored from Newport to
seaconnet for luncheon yesterday.
Mrs. James Lees Laidlaw, the prom
inent society suffrage enthusiast who
makes frequent visits in Washington.
will give q musical and garden party
tomorrow afternoon at her country
home Hazeldean. Sands Point, l. l.. In
aid of local suffrage club.
Chicago. were hosts at a dinner on the
Raleigh roof Monday night
Mr.. Samuel Untermyer. Of New York
City. is at the Shoreham for a short
stay.
M. and Mrs. F. c. Proctor and Miss
Proctor. Of Beaumont. Tex. are spending
sometime at the Shoreham.
Abdul H. Hussein Bey, first secretary
and charge d'affaires Of the Turkish EN-
bassy and Mime. Hussein are now in New
York for a visit. and are staying at the
Hotel wolcott.
Several of the prominent members Of
the japanese Embassy entertained at
dinner on the roof of the Raleigh Hotel
Monday night.
Mrs. Vanderbilt has left the Breakers.
in Newport. for visit to her daughter
in-law. Mrs. Alfred G. Vanderbilt. in
Lenox.
Miss Lulie X. Critcher has arrived in
Washington from Hampton, Va, where
she has been visiting. and Is the guest
of her brother-in-law and sister. DR.. and
Mrs. J. d. Gatewood.
Mrs. o. H. p. Belmont will give q musi-
cal at Marble House, her Newport villa.
on August 20. Fritz Kreisler. the noted
will play.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry J. Gerrity. Of
Stanton, Pa. now in Washington, enter
tanned a party of friends at the Raleigh
roof Monday night.
Mr.. Haniel Won Haimhausen. counselor
of the German Embassy. has returned
from Lenox to Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Eichelberser
and Harry Meem left Washington last
evening for an extended trip through the
West and to both of the expositions.
middle of September.
Bishop James Henry Darlington. of
gave a luncheon yester-
The Washington herald., 1915-08-11

The school board of Sharon, Pa, has issued
an edict requiring the teachers of that town to
apprse the board OF any serious intentions of
which they are the recipient from the opposite
sex. Perhaps the nerve and initiative of the
Sharon gentlemen will also enable them to dis
cover just when mans intentions of the
"scrious' variety
The Washington herald., 1915-08-11

If Gabrielle d'Annunzo, the famous Italian
poet, would realize the exquisite, perfumed
death" which he has frequently asserted he has
planned for himself, he had better conine his
activities to terra frma. At least our conception
of the exquisite, perfumed" method of crossing
the Great Divide docs embrace being mangled
under shelleG aeroplane.
The Washington herald., 1915-08-11
As founder OF Labor's National Peace Council,

AS founder OF Labor's National Peace Council,
Representative Buchanan may claim the right to
speak for Germany. but he will have to put some
thing else on his visiting cards when he calls at
the White House to tell the President what he
thinks of him in the of Labor and the
common people
The Washington herald., 1915-08-11

The Summer Stars so kindly seem
AS in the arching skies they gleam
think Of each one as a friend
Who when some darkness doth impend
Remains with a caress of light
To ease the shadows of the night.
Copyright. lsls)
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ORDERS TO ARMY AND NAVY

| Leave Of absence from August le to August 2 Is
granted Capt. Jehn L. Dewitt. QuartermaSter
Gers.
CAPT. John b. Fl warins Medical Corrs. |,
lieved from it.;y at Fort Logan. Colo. and win
proceed to San Francisco. Cal, and sail October 8
| for Hawaii and report to the commanding general
Hawaiian Department.
The Washington herald., 1915-08-11

The Cornish correspondents have chronicled
numerous rcscues OF stranded automobile parties
by President Wilson, but have far failed to
make him a real hero, because they have never
pictured him as Drawing any greater peril than
mud ankle deep.
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cssnaa,'s st.d... soldiers.

OF 6+7Io students registered at Isz German
universities and high schools Of university rank
10000 have enrolled in the army. At the Univef-
sity of Konigsberg I.o57 were enrolled oit Of I
total Of l.26o This is remarkable exhibition al
The Washington herald., 1915-08-11

Inauisitive 1chabod-Father. what Is the
difference between fort and fortress
Prot Observation-Disclosures my son. Is
feminine. so called because nobody ever
knows just how to take it.-Puck.
The Washington herald., 1915-08-11

We are wondering if Germanys plan to
brighten the Balkans into continued neutrality
includes moving pictures of the Kaiser in one of
his very sweetest moods.
The Washington herald., 1915-08-11

Prof. Taft has been elevated to the rank Of
grandfather statesman, and thus difference
between OUT two former Presidents has been over
come.
The Washington herald., 1915-08-11

serseant-'Ey there! Where are you
going?
The Absent-minded Beggar twko had
climbed out of the trench)-'Oly Jimmy!
Wen that bloomin shell visited over'ead
FIJI thot it was IL o'clock.-Nebraska Avg
wan.
The Washington herald., 1915-08-11
Morning Smiles.

Boss Ito new boy)-You're the slowest
youngster we've ever had. Are't you
quick at any time?
Boy-Yes. sir; nobody can get tired as
quick as I can-Boston transcript.
The Washington herald., 1915-08-11

Lady (engaging nurse)--Have you had
any experience with children?
Applicant-Yis. mum. Shure. Oi used
to be q child meself. Tit Bits.
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THE FIGHTING AT SEA.

Published by special Nth the President through
The Mcclure Newspaper Syndieote.
- 4 Brothe
Copyright Mcclure Newspaper syndicate)
~
The Washington herald., 1915-08-11

Did understand you to say the
woman Dubbins married is well ofY?''
mo; she was.''-Birmingham Age
Herald
The Washington herald., 1915-08-11
A Line o Cheer Each Day o the Year.
By JOHN KENDRIcK BANGS.
THE SUMNER STARS.

First printing of original poem. written daily
for The Washington Herald.
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Criticism.
By JOHN d. BARRY.

Waller had been reading aloud scathing criti-
eism of popular actress. He evidently relished
the abuse. Most of us smiled. The article GER
tany had humor. 1t was one of those criticisms
where the critic strove to shine at the expense of
the performer.
IT'S terrible to think of what artists before the
public eye have to endure, isn't it,? said Emer-
son with his fondness for taking the philosophical
view of things. ~
"Oh. they get hardened" Waller petulantly
retorted tits all advertising The only thing
that hurts them is not being noticed at all"
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Safe aCraekerse Get $4,000.

maple Hiii. Kas. Aus. lo-whiie
several robbefs held . posse Of citf-
sens At bay today cracksmen blew
open the vault OF the Mapis HIN State
Bank with elk chArges Of dynamite
and escaped with @4.oeo.
The Washington herald., 1915-08-11

The prisoper threw the magazine
across his cell in disgust, and cursed
eioquently. "Nothin' but continued
stories" he growled, "an' I'm to be hung
next Tuesday Chicago Herald.
The Washington herald., 1915-08-11

Mr.. and Mrs. JOS
The Washington herald., 1915-08-11

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry J. Gerrity, of
Stanton, Pa. now in Washington, enter
tanned a party of friends at the Raleigh
roof Monday night.
The Washington herald., 1915-08-11

Dr. and Mrs. Clyde NJ. Gearhart left
yesterday on motor trip
through the Berkshire Mountains. They
will return to Washington in October.
The Washington herald., 1915-08-11

Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Eichelberser
and Harry Meem left Washington last
evening for an extended trip through the
West and to both of the expositions.
They will return to Washington about the
middle of September.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-05

inter ben g~lit6enRdnb sebaItsnss Strsi6s
bOla poribsrgsbsnO bic pflau8e in SLAMS
men fest, eine intereHanie Grideinuns,
bic nod oasu Der pflanae tsiRer Gfdhen
5ufist.
6aanenfuBeepddIe habsn mir cine
gauge ansa1l piIbtpaGfsno uuf WieIen
unb aedsrn. Sn i6rsn afntiIdm Gdps'
fern BADEN lie a6er cine pornebme @trs
panotidoft, bic in ben Gdrten u~nierer
GroBpdter cine 5iemIi4 bebsutenbe aole
Ipielien. 0ielt aIiatiI4en Ranuntela idb
man boz 80 Sabreu in ibrsr B~arbenprddt
unb ibrsm glitbenrsiHtbum iiberaa auf
ben geelen bes 9dusgartens. Nu4 unb
nad1 abr beridpaHben fe INNER msbr
un6 mebr unb ert bic lebtsn Sabre bdben
Ie tpteber herbprgebolt, pomit bic iebr
~enmut6igen unb bantbarsn 8lumeH pies
Der mebr in auIndbme getommen iHb,
bd3u tonnlt nod, bag bic &untsdrtnerei
neue unb prddtige Sorten ge3iiftet bal,
bic benen aus Grobpaters @orten i iIian
iberlesfu Tno Q15u pieI Mlibe MAIDEN
bieIe aEatiiden Ranunttln niht. Gobalb
bic 5roTt poriber IN. felt ma fiir Ie
bas Beet In elmer iparuien, iebud gege1
belize Gonnenitrahleu sei4ibten Gage fer.
am beIten bebt man einen SBeil ses Sos
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CT lltlt lang, Sabre aaf tnsr aotm
10 afi8una Nls q aan5 jung ano il,ln
par, mar Il uo4 %vtIgHHil unb sapptlit
Inhla. rtau mon Ton IN Die 6aub natm.
attt L alter Ct murbt. nm 10 lfdatf
lputbg q. Ga ma6ie ibm gar ltintH Spab
mthr. btrumsuftnnsH O. lde mell an
9 iranht btb 8iufta unb Hsb no poa btf
@eHHe bahfintn. bic In Nri3ona gang
~beionbfts raEm auf ben Miten bytuHt
psbmbia unb muHiFr irurbt u MIR olHn,
ipfnn @tiuh IN ben @arstn fam. "a hlfB
"a. moslihh INNER Der grlts al fem,
oenn bsr 8sium bradit frifhes 8ltiif
nit. nod bsm Fa isbsr brduets, neil ale
immtf 6angtt hattn. Gjnts 9ages ubtr
tam Der Mann. Der ihm uno otn onberm
10 oft Bleiih gum Grefen brddte, uno
Iotts ion In cine aiits, bic i'm auqenblid
suaetIappi unb b%ernagelt purbe. gs nal
uisleiht ni9i bibib, oab man ihm nifi
porbtr osiagt bate, Ct miFe psrreiIen.
9urh etn podr titine A0her in Der aiRe
fab Ct, nis Ct in ben GiieHbabnfpaoen &C.
hnbsn nurbs. Damn Fiiblle e. Il Elm
Roasu uuO aldsn. ous ibn gang itani
ma6ie.
6isIt Der 3as unb fam ismaub in isis
HsH hagen. 10 gina man i'm arobm Dos
gen um ihn btrlm. Mon Fpnnie ia niat
DiHsu! lluo als sr ldoH boffts, feline Belle
Ddre 80 @nbs. bd fam er auf rin ShifF,
bos iibsr Ous Msu fubr. Die 3eit bins
bnr4 bate sr Ieiosr bungtrn miHen. 4idt
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HMs.HoP
! Und
Garten.
Der Gart.a i'm 5uni uno Juli = Dietamnus. 5m Aultur
DER Ranuufelu. Die Observation-Disclosures

lis, Cheiranthus, Lunaria, Dianthus,
Delphinium. Malva etc.. bic oanu i'm
ndhiisn Sabre blihen. 9Dn einidbri9en
qflanBtn. bic I'm September Biz 0tiobsr
bIilbeu. fail man: Alyssum. Brachycome,
Cacalia, Clarkia, Gilia, Nemophila,
Phlox. Portulaca etc.
Die b0hsren Gtducen, aantepIlan3en,
Rsltsu unb anosrt in 8titbt Itebenbeu
8lsrpflau3sn lnb auf uno au~s5ubinben,
Der 9iaien berlangt Isiu ussImdBigss
W6htn uub Mdl3en. 3dblien uRb duh
ben onbsrsn qiIan3H eiebt man an triis
ben, regueriI1en Gdasn einen 8unagub.
Don bsridiebentu pilon5en lam man
iebt gut GtsdIiHee nsbmsn, a. 3. bon
6sliptrop, MOuatsrolen, @erbtaen etc.
gu gnbe Snli pirb Del ben ROHen, penn
bic RinOe itd gut lOit, bic DiuIatipn ouf
6as fhlaifubt 4uge b%orgsuommsn, menn
bic Rempntautruisn abseblii6t BADEN, iinb
Te fdarF 80 f6neioeu.
SIM GbNqdrim IN BET anboltenber
9rpdeuhtit bas GieBtu Der iunpen gdums
den niht A5u bsrgeHen, Die Griibiabrss
bersoeIungsn BON borigtn Sabre Fub 5u
rsDibirsu uHb burd anbinSeu Dor BEN
@b6rsAen 81 E6iiben. 3l Gube tSnli
nimmt man aud Bel ben Obnbdumm bic
DsaIaiion dnf oos ffIaienbt auee Dor.
Rtim Wsin Fnb bic Nsbeu aus3ubredtn
unb bic blsibsnben on5ubinbtn. GO Tnb
ale 9rIebe gu btIsiiieen, bic tsine Grnus
ben hobeH, bisIeniosH, bic 9rauben troqen,
Hnb ilher BEN 8~ipeiisn glatt bsr b0nits
Ifbsnbsn Irauhe su Iir5en. Don Spbdns
nisbegr. anb Gtahtlbesritrduhern muft
man Gtedlinoe. man nimmt oosu bisss
id1riot fuhlanas 9riebc, Tdneibst he aJdit
AZ unb iftdi fe duf sinen bdsu htresrids
ieisn, rs6f fhatiig otle1snen Plat. $40
bic @tersHIirGuder burh llRoesitFer Diel
ltiben, ba nimmt man g6iliidlpster, I6f
babon elfun 6 linsen in 6eibsm mailer
duF unb nermshrt bic aofune burM 2uldb
BON % 0narl MaFer. Grit bieier Milds
iinq. Bic bor benz @ttrda6e ont umsus
rlibren III. belpribt man Bic &trduhez,
tpenn bic Mhupsnpldee srThsint. Sin miet
bttbuIiss aeTpriben bdIt bunn bic Girdus
der rein.
Sim @smiTeedrim Iin6 Gommsrsubis
bien unb asgsn Gnbt SuIi aud Miutsrs
eHbipiN ~ %piIoussu- asrbariibent orb,
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fen unb Ml06rsR fat man fir ben 9erbit,
DinterlohI pirb sepfldn5t. Den Samsn
srntet man Don Gdpdr5pur3eln unO psrls
stpisbeln unb GAalotten Fno ab3uernttn,
ebenFalls be irii9en 3pisbslIorten. Dlit
Der Qusiaut bon Saldt fdbrt mon ipeitsr
fort.
Cine inttreKante @drteapFldn5e, bic 5ur
Camille bsr RuutsHgepddIe 3dblt, III
Dictamnus f~raxinella. SIRE gIitben
IIno In sinfddsn Sruubsn oeIieIt. 2inne
nennt bic pfIanss neiBbliibenb, bel 6dus
flyer ssieen obsr bic 9Iiitben bunieIrotbe
Sttstfen. Der beutids Ramt fir bic bib
ide. ftattlife Gtdube 1T Diptom. Gie
tuirb ii6er brsi SUB bod, fat tarte, eldns
aenbe. gsfieosrte gldttsr unb Iiebt i'm
@1rteH einen founissn pIob. nber feline
itshenDe R6Ht. SIM nllgemeinen aebeibt
Der 9iptam in isbsm n~abrbdftsn. tief ges
grabenen @arttn6oben unD mirb 6urh
9beiIung unO bur6 Gdmen bermtbrt.
Der Same 1T cber gfeih nab Der AeiTe
au f1en unb aegsn Groit 3u fHiben.
Die gan3e Qilan3e 1T NIT braunm Drill
fen teidIiA beIFbt, bic Elm diberifdes Sel,
nameniliA bti febr pormer @itierune, in
Msuge ausfdeiben. Gs TACT F6 Ieitt enls
8inben, unb baber tommt ss, hab Elm