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The Washington times., 1915-12-21
STRAND.

Robert Edeson bids fair to become
one of the big favOrites of the flm
patrons II his reception in the photo :
play adaptation OF Gollett Burg ass
"The Cave Man." at the Strand, yes
terday, means anything, The Vita
graph company scenario experts have
given unusual intelligence to the
adaptation of the story of the coal
HEAVIER who was introduced into the
best social circles by young wom-
an who was not only a social leader,
but a practical Joker. Because of the
ability of Mr.. Edeson and of Fay
Wallace, the leading woman. whose
further picture work will be looked
for with considerable interest, the
picture made a very decided impress
sion on the audiences which saw It.
Gladys Hullette, Helen Badgely.
and a most remarkable infant actor
in His Majesty the King" formed
the second feature of the program.
Tomorrow and Thursday Kathlyn VIII
liams and Tyrone Power will be seen
in Sweet Alyssum." an adaptation
of Charles Majors story, with Crane
Wilbur in THE Mystery of Carter
Breene," as the second feature. FRI
day and Saturday Lionel Barrymo' @
will be seen in THE Yellow Streak
and Olga Gray in THE Law of SUc.
cess"
The Washington times., 1915-12-21
TELEPHONE NOTICES
BY WIRE SUFFICIENT
Company Need Not Write to
Subscribers in Ending SerV-
ice, Board Rules.

Notice to subscribers OF an intention
to terminate its service will not be re-
quired of the Chesapeake and Potomac
Telephone Company. according to a de-
cision of the Public Utilities Commits
sion made public today. The commits
sion recently received from DIR. E. A.
Bryant, representing the Federation of
Citizens Associations, a resolution urg-
ing that the telephone company be re-
quired to provide in its contracts with
subscribers that before the subscribers
rights under such contract may be ter
minated or the service suspended
reasonable notice shall be given in
writing.
The present method is to notify the
subscriber by telephone. II the COM
pany fails to reach a subscriber by this
method a letter is written. The commits
sion states that it regards this method
as more effective than notices sent
through the mails.
The Washington times., 1915-12-21
GARDEN.

In making her bow before the home
folks as a Triangle star at Moore's
Garden Theater this week Julia Dean
is fortunate in having in "Matrimony'
a problem play presented in clean,
wholesome manner. Miss Deans quail
ties as an actress ire too we'll known
to make comment on her good work
necessary.
couple who have become estranRed
brought together again by the w'fe's
wit. It is a clean, honest, and enjoy
able play, produced under the super
vision of Thomas H. Ince.
In "Stolen Magic" Raymond Hitch
cock is seen in a typical keystone pro-
ductlon. Mack Sennett and Mabel Nor
mand furnish most of the support with
a miscellaneous collection of snakes
playing important parts. There appears
to be an excellent opportunity for com
edy in the idea of the play even with
out the Keystone additions which Mr..
Sennett seems unable to entirely forget.
keeping Up With the Joneses," and
The Washington times., 1915-12-21
Tough-Luck Girl Gets
Job in Cabaret Show

LOS ANGELES. Dec. Though
luck" said Ruth Petois, a pretty cabaret
singer, when she lost her job few
weeks ago. It was "tough luck" again
when a round of the booking agencies
left her still jobless and almost penni-
less.
Then Mrs. Henrietta Garfield. man
ager of the Garfield Hotel, told Ruth
she might double as hotel telephone girl
until she found a singing Job. mot so
tough" said Ruth, and she took the
job.
1t was a week later when a flash on
the wire from a vacant room startled
Miss Petois. She decided to investigate
and found Mrs. Garfield unconscious
and the room ablaze. She dragged Mrs.
Garfield to safety.
Then she rushed back to the tele-
phone central and summoned the hra
department. While It was coming she
calmly notified guests and stuck to her
post until ell were safe.
when her exploit became known she
was in demand at a fancy salary In a
dozen cafes and theaters.
Tough luck don't last when you
SMILE" she said, and accepted the high
est offer.
The Washington times., 1915-12-21
SERVICE At
j. S. RATE IS LAWFUL
No Discrimination When Given
to Officers of the Army and
Navy.

The Public Utilities Commission has
approved the opinion of its general
counsel, Conrad H. Syme, that the fur
nishing by the Potomac Electric Pow
er Company of electric service to
army and navy officers at Government
rates is not illegal discrimination and
therefore not in violation of the puo-
lie utilities law.
Under date of November 12 Capt.
Julian L. Schley, executive officer Of
the commission. wrote to the Potomac
Electric Power Company stating that
while the bills of certain officers
formerly were paid by the Governme ut
and the difference between Govern
ment allowance and the bills accrued
to the Government, in which case 1t
would seem proper to bill the officer
at Government rates, 1T appears that
at present the full Government allow
ance Is paid to the officer, and any
saving now accrues to him.
Under these conditions. the question
arises whether Charges by you of g
rate other than prescribed in schedule
A is not discriminatory"
In reply the company stated that 1t
Is clear to us that the present contract
Z requires us to furnish army and navy
officers at Government rates, and that
the method of settlement. whether by
the Government or individual officer
has in no way modified our obligation
under the contract
The letter was referred to the general
counsel, who holds that the service is
given under a general contract with the
United Ste tes Government. and the fact
that accounts are kept In the names oil
| Individual arnns and navy officers, does
not alter the situation. The Govern
| ment rate Is cents per hlowatt hour
| The rate FOR private subscrihor.' pre-
scribed under Bchedule A. is 10 cents pei
| kiloWatt hour.
The Washington times., 1915-12-21

Washington city postoffIce at an un-
precedented rate.
But the shoppers, mere than ever.
show disposition TO buy useful gifts,
merchants say. The rush that fo'mer-
ly was noted In toy departments and
novelties" divisions Of the great stores
and tewelry shops was not abated, but
IN hardware stores, furniture empo-
RUINS and clothing establishments the
Christmas shopping went on Just as
busily.
Candy stores now have reached the
height OF their years business The
fruit and nut shops are thronged. The
markets and stores are selling turkeys
and cranberries at an unprecedented
rate.
Decorations in store windows have
never been more attractive. old-time
shoppers say. Santa Claus is still "a
be seen. but artistic arrays OF Jewels
of leather goods, of gowns and hats
and of all sorts Of goods are In evidencc
in every window.
The Washington times., 1915-12-21
To Present Loving Cups
To Bands Next Thursday

Presentation of the silver loving cups
given by Washingtonians to the Marine.
United States Fifth Cavalry. and En-
gineer Bands in appreciation OF the
summer concerts will be made Thurs
day. Commissioner Newman and NJ. c.
Hazen, the latter chairman Of the COM
mittee which arranged for the testi-
monial given the members of the. bands
at the Brightwood reservoir in October,
will visit Fort Myer and the Washing
ton and Marine Barracks. The presenta-
tion addresses will be made by Com
missioner Newman.
The Washington times., 1915-12-21
MarriaRe Licenses.

Guy #. Carrico, Round Hill, Va, and Myrtle
A. Howell, Round Hill.
Gustavus A. Jones, Farmville, N. c., and
Louise Reyes.
William H. spates and Nellie NJ. Fowler.
Gabriel M. johnson and Willie M Bacon.
Thomas II. Willis and Ada L. Burke.
William X. Jerman, Burke, Va, and Caro-
line ID. Ray. Burke, Va.
Harry i. Farley, Dumfries Va, and Violet
Reid, Dumfrles
Stuart B. Tulloss, Waymarket Va, AID
Brownie Bass. Mount Salon, Va.
Leon " Moss and Ruth King.
William ]. Bass, Baltimore and Lulu ].
James.
The Washington times., 1915-12-21
Funerals
Miss Katherine y. Martin.

Funeral services for Miss Katherine
Elizabeth Martin, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas j. Martin, who died yes
terday, will be held at the residence
of her parents, 1911 b street northeast
tomorrow at 10 o'clock. Interment will
be made in Mt. Olivet Cemetery.
The Washington times., 1915-12-21
Mrs. Matilda Poole.

Funeral services for Mrs. Matilda
Poole, widow of Hamilton Poole, who
died Sunday at her residence. 1907
Twelfth street northwest, will be held
tomorrow at l o'clock at the Peoples
Congregational Church.
The Washington times., 1915-12-21
Mrs. Frances r. Buck.

Funeral services for Mrs. Frances r.
Buck, widow OF the Rev. w. w. Buck,
who died yesterday aged eighty-six
years, were held today at the residence
of her son, 1909 First street northwest
Private interment was made in Glen
wood Cemetery.
The Washington times., 1915-12-21
Thomas H. DuttOn,

Funeral services for Thomas H. Dut-
ton, who died yesterday at his home in
Hyattsville in the eighty-seventh year
of his age, will be held at his late resi-
dence Thursday at o'clock. Interment
viii be made in Rock Creek Cemetery.
The Washington times., 1915-12-21
Something Anyway.

80 you think a college education n a
good thing for n boyf'
Yes, ! think It's pretty rood thing.
can't catch on with a baseball team. ire
can often land a job az q professor
Louisville Courier. Journal
The Washington times., 1915-12-21
Mrs. Mary F. Oliver.

Funeral services for Mrs. Mary F.
oliver, daughter of William H. Phillips,
who died yesterday, will be held to-
morrow at her late residence, 11S3 Penn
street northwest, at 2 o'clock.
The Washington times., 1915-12-21
ANACOSTIA.

The Bradbury Heights Citizens As
ISOLATION met last night with President
j. e. Crowder IN the chair. The school
committee reported that progress was
being made toward securing an appro-
priation for a new school building. The
attendance at the school has increased,
being more than fifty at present
Satisfaction was voiced over the oper-
alton OF the iitney line between the
suburb and Twining City.
The Washington times., 1915-12-21
William Story.

Funeral services for William Story,
who died Sunday az the Little Sisters OF
the Poor, will be held at o'clock at
the chapel of ]. William Lee. Interment
will be made in Congressional Cemetery.
The Washington times., 1915-12-21
Henry Schools.

Funeral services for Henry Schools,
who died Saturday, will be held at his
late residence, 1910 Fourth stBeet north
west, tomorrow at 2 o'clock.
The Washington times., 1915-12-21

installed officers last night as follows:
Simon Bube, master; w. Ralph William
son, senior warden; Mr.. Dunnigan,
junior warden; Milton ]. Fillius, secre-
tary; Adolphus GUIDE. treasurer; John T.
Fowler, jr., senior deacon; Mr.. Fisher,
junior deacon; Samuel d. Frazier, senior
steward; Arthur l.. Simpson, junior
steward. The retiring master, Albert r.
Beck, was given a past masters jewel.
The Washington times., 1915-12-21
Plays and Players at
the TheaterS

a Mutual travel picture of Lexington,
KY, complete the program. The last
half OF the week Tully Marshall will be
seen in 1.-THE Sable LOrcha," with Ford
Sterling supplying the comedy In His
Father's FOOtsteus."
The Washington times., 1915-12-21

All grade schools in this suburb are
planning Christmas entertainments for
next Thursday afternoon. Most of the
classes will have Christmas trees. The
older grades will hold their exercises in
the parish hall of Emmanuel Church
in v street.
The Washington times., 1915-12-21

Russell p. Robertson. of Newport
News, who has been employed as book
keeper for Swift & Co., has been
made acting manager of this district,
taking the place of c. c. Cloe, who has
been granted an indefinite leave of abb
sence on account of illness.
The Washington times., 1915-12-21

The Rev. j. w. Duffey. John NJ. John
son and r. c. Graham have been ap-
pointed Judges for the prize compost
ton to be given under the auspices OF
r. T.. Lee Camp of Confederate Vet
erans. The competition is open to Alex
andria High School pupils.
The Washington times., 1915-12-21

Six years in the penitentiary for steal
ing chickens was the verdict given by a
jury in the case of William Love, col
The Washington times., 1915-12-21

Anacostia Tent, No. Z, Knights of the
Maccabees, will install officers on the
first Monday night in January.
The Washington times., 1915-12-21

The following officers have been elect
ed by Andrew Jackson lodge. No. l2O,
A. F. and A. NJ. Charles E. Dare. wor-
shipful master Walter S. Nlcklin, SON
Tor warden s. r. Luckett, junior war
den; William Lewis Allen, treasurer ;
Richards, senior deacon; Elliott Hoff-
man, junior deacon; +. M. Penn and
G. G. Bachelor. Stewards George w.
Zachary, tler; the Rev. Edgar Carpen-
ter, chaplain; Harry Harryman. organ
ist
The Washington times., 1915-12-21
ALEXANDRIA TO HAVE
A COMMUNITY TREE
Arrangements Completed For
City's Christmas CeIebra-
tion-Choirs to Sing Carols.

ALEXANDRIA, Dec. 21.--Al arrange
ments for the community Christmas
tree have been completed. The tree VIII
be placed at the corner OF Washington
and Queen streets. and viii be a magni-
ficent specimen OF the Christmas fir. II
will be brilliantly illuminated with eiec-
trio lights. The tree will be lighted at
z 80 O'Clock Friday night and on Christ
mas and Sunday nights.
The singing of Christmas carols will
commence Friday night The musical
program is in charge of Sherman b.
Fowler, who has secured the co-opara-
ton Of all the choirs OF tho city and .
large chorus from the Alexandria High
School.
Colored slides, showing incidents In
the life Of Christ, will be thrown On q
screen,
The Washington times., 1915-12-21

Want To Broaden Respect.
'It is our desire not to break down
the respect that such people have for
the policeman as the symbol OF gov
ernment, but rather so to order the
daily doings of the policeman that
these people may come to recognize
in him other and different functions OF
the government. Where they now see
in the cop on the corner a blue coated
incarnation OF authority, we would
like them to see also {. symbol of pro
lection. Where they now see in him
only the threat of repression and pos.
sible punishment, we hope by broad
ening the field OF his activities to
cause them to see in him also a syr1-
boil of encouragement and service"
Royal Meeker paid high tribute 10
traffic regulations in Washington, and
said the contrast between the general
observance OF regulations here. and
the violation and absence of regula-
q tiOns in other cities was marked.
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Woelihit refer 11lais fir oen Silo.

ia obnc MeitercS oarauf 5ari dfiib.
rem, 0ab e0cu minoermerthiGe, al
lollcre ooer ST. itnrt riebcnOe Silaoc
rcrtuttcrt mur0e.
SSeiterc ltntcriudungcn ba6en
ol@oanm oud crgebea, oaB Siloac
aus groBcm Ntuis nit nrlr mcniaen
mo on5n nod E"1Isgereiltcu &0r-
ierfolbcn picl > JaItloler un0 oa.
Der minoeriuertbigcr iii oIs iolde.
Ole aus nnbeSu ull5gereiitem Ntoiic
hereitct mur0e. 0ierolts eraibt lid
oab es lebr lpihtia lit. ocn 3eitpunft
gum GniiiirGl ocS MtoileS inter
inoglitlter Serildlihtigung nller
norlicgenoen &erbGltniile ua6 6of.
toret ridltia 81 nGhIcn. Mois,
nellG Storm gut aebdrtct mo nit
elmer ~@lolur~ iibcrSoqen lit, ent.
belt AZ mol iopiel N1britoiic ais
Der eben 81 tollcln 5eginnt.
cbluobl olc Gtuuocu in bci>cn 6oacn
1ieid) rmfan0reidi mo Qlcid, arog
i1no. IN Der ,}eit bonn 9eQinn ocs
SoIlclns bis 5ltt AuSrcifc m1dit
llomlih Die WniSitouoc nidt mebr,
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-10-01
olufbewabrune BON Obi i'm winter.

Qe0cn Iino oIlSu trodene HGrune, Sic
ldledt onrhIiiitet nerocn fonncu.
aud ungecignet. oa in oielen sic
0rildtc 5u leidlt mcIfcn. Die Sen
iter ocS Sellers iino oltrd 2Goen
ob5uid)liebcn. nm Ole SonnenItrob.
len on Ginorinaen 81 berbinoern.
Haf W0alidfeit mus oermicocn
meroel. einaclnodtc Soderi, nic
SGucrfrolit @oblten, @urfen ulp..
I'M ielben Houme ouf5ubeipobrcn,
oo Oblt iebr Ieidt oosu neiat, ale
mogIid)cn acknowledgment eiu.
6uQcben. % an hcn g9Gnoen mo
Gefen Der 9eldIoiiencn &cIerr1nme
lcrn Shimmel- lno SGllniBpil3c
it'd %aniieoeln. 70 meroen sucfmG-
6iG Dor Ginbringcn oeS Sbitcs sic
SSonofl1dlen gefnIft uno QefueiBt,
audi i6mefclt man nc &Grmc out
ais. Srot ior9fGItiqitcr 8cinia.
ma Der Roumc uno Stcuoeen tritt
boltfig eiu ifnenes Icroerbcn ser
Nrilttc Elm. 0icS bot ieinen @runo
oorin, oob bic Sriihte sic lh0oIidcn
Nil3e it,on non sen @6umcn nit.
frinqct.
Die Sporcn mo Somcnf6rncr sic.
Ter Til5e fiuocu an Den oermrloctcn
Steuen Der Sriiflte einen qlttcn
9tobrbooen mo p%ermogen oieielbcn
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r1tng uu6 gfiirbltng ocs 2onocs be-
bilnitigt uno oui Ben lcid)ten go.
oencrten benirft cine iolde 0o0et-
b%edrbeitung oie ero8cre aniamrt.
.iing Der @intcrfeudltiafeit uno Die
6eItigrmg Ser &tferfrl,me. 0onlcnt-
lib Ieidte @ooGn Ioler oonn i'm
Grilbiobr iomenig mic r.ogIidl be-
nrbeitCt neroen. neil oonit itets
S2aIierperluIte perburoen iino, uro
ulid oui ihpercm 9ooen miro es
Ieltcn %nothmenoig merom. I'M fSritb-
labr nodnlols 5i piliigen, ni,r DAB
n Der SberfIdhe altf etna bier
3oa Siefe nit Sheiben. ODER sc.
otr3obnesse oufgelodcrt miro. $50
Die @interfruht nod 9odfrudt
roleen ioa, lit Elm 9fliigen getpobn-
lid niht nothig nur cine oberfldh-
Idle 2oferurg uro es miro lid in
.sanhen 5daen logar nod empfeb
len. mir einen guten ShIub 6es 8o.
Gems oilrh g8 aI3en gu iorgeu. -
Sorpeit es Die aumen0ung bon
aunitoinpern betriFft. Die ia I'M
7iten uno Sloen ouqemeiu Der.
penoung finoen. iou NOR Die Gin.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-10-01

Ole Mobl, 10 aebe man oem nab
&oroen geoffnetcu Seller be,
@or5ug, oo oicier Den Sonuenitrob.
len ont mcnigitcn uuSaelctt lit. Als
@runolat holte man ltetS felt. Sic
&empcrotur oes Sbitfelcrs oorf fei.
lien ou5ugroBen Sdwonfunecn I'M.
terlporfeu iein. Die ourhihnittlidc
S%cmperotur ion etpo as Gjroo Sab.
rcnbeit betragen. @crtbeiIpoft lit
IS, lpenn Der Seller niht on5u tief
Iiegt, ieoer3eit Ieiht ourhIiiitct
pcrben forn ntlo aud cine eerinac
6eudtigfeit porhonben lit. 9ic
0ethti9feit oorf icood nldt 81
arpb unb ouh uiht itebcno fem,
lonoern es muB itetS cine e~ciuiiie
Srftbeipegung bcrriden. Ga ooS
Cot ionit Ieid,t ~foulcn milroe. SIN.
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Selbitfutterapparate fir Sbmeine.

con 100 Yfuno 5u MAIDEN; ~oiejcnigen
in Der Abtbeilune, Die per @ano &c.
~iilttert muroen, ourdidnittli6 516,-
"a Yflino, nm cine @elpidlts5unobme
BON 100 Efuno 5u MAIDEN. Die cr=
lTeren Shmeine mohten pabreno
her &eriuhsoouer ourdIhnittlih Ell
ne toglihe @clpidlts5unobme pom
1.04 Gfuno oos Stiid. Die Iebtercn
cine ioIhe BON % Tfuno.
3 iitterungSber Ii d Nr. 8:
gu oielem (nod nift ACKNOWLEDGMENT
%crlud)el mllroen Sfmeine beluttt.
Gle im leeten 9erbit geboren, onl "A.
Gc5cmber 1914 obgelcbt uno 0onll
bis gum %. Wtor5 1915 bis 81 Ell
mem @eluiht BON 100 Yfuno ourdl-
ihnittlid ous Stid berongefiittcrt
lnurcH. &eim Nbietcn battcn biele
6erfel ourdihnittlih 81 Yfuno has
Stild gcmogcn. Die noditebeno q
~ac9cbcncn 3ablen be5ieben Iih .
cine S9togige &eriudsonler. 0ieie
Sdipeinc betanten mGbrero Der
%criuhsooucr cine &otion, Die lid
aus gclfaltem Mais. Efforts uno
Sonfa9e 5uiammeniebt. &on oielen
Shlpcinen pcr5ebrtcn oieienigcn,
Die ibr 6llttcr aus Dem 6%llttcrouto-
noten befnmen, ourhlhnittlidl
1882 Tfunb, Inn cine @epidts5u-
nobnle BON 100 Yiuno ST er5ieIen.
loGbretO ole per @ono Qefirttertcil
Sbiere ourdi6nittIid 376 Tfuno
Sutter mir Die Gr5iclung elmer Sc
lpihts5ltnobme bon 100 8funo Der.
broudten. Die eriteren Sdmeine
botten babel cine ourdihnittlihe
tdgIidle @cpid,ts5unobme BON 0.SS5.
Ole letteren cine lolde bon 0.722
Wfnno auf5uDeiien.
9ei oielen brei bcrglcifenoeil
tSlitterungsperiud)en 5eigte eS lid
libcreinitimmeno, oaB Die Shmeine.
Die ibr Suffer aus Dem Slltterallto'
maten ODER Selbltfutteropporat be.
fantcn, td9lih cine etfpos groBer(
Sroftfuttermenge ~per5ebrten uii
aud cine ctiuas groBere tGgIihe
8eiuidts5unnbnle mo6ten oils OH
Die per @ano qefuttert mlrben. lin,
gefcbrt obcr ~er5eigten Die per @uni
acfilttcrtcn Shipeine pro &funo Der.
jcbrtcs 9roftfutter etmos mebl
Sdrmeinefleiid oils sic ans ocrr
Selbltfutteropporat crn0brten Chic
It. Wtit onocren 8orten: bel oei
gcnutunq ocs acknowledgements
ties fir Shmeinc er5ieIt man 3lpol
ctmns idneuere uno groberc sc
ioldlta5llnobnen, ober sod itltr on.
Soften zines berbdltniBntGbia etlpo.
groBeren NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Gus lift oos GrgebniB pergIci6en
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III fur5cr 3eit 81 pcroerbcn. N1ou
;''itB oesboIb hcitrcbt iein. nitr &c
linoes, ant entmifelteS ObIt our
Ginlo9cr1tna 81 hringen. Son 3eit
at Belt lit oaS Sbit elmer aenolten
9urdiidt ST. uiteraieben. Iae, ielbIt
aoft5 aeringiiigig. belhooiqten Srild).
te ltno iofort ous3uldcibcn, INN net.
terer NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. por5ibelgerl.
Sic 2ogerung oieics 0bites erfoIqt
liuedmlGBia ol,f Siirocn, oie ldnas
Der aelermdnoe oltf @eiteIen ri.
hen. Ole Srild,te mcroen reiben.
meiic nctcneinonoer aeoronet rno
aluor oie 9irnen nit Dem Stie(e
nab oben. Die Iepfcl NIT benz Stile
loh untcn.
9ot Scnono MN feincn poiienocn
Iorm gum Iufbeipohren feincs Ob.
ties, 10 nebme or iotlbcre GiIten ODER
Safer, bohre in 9oocn lro 0edel
tini9e 2rftlodcr, pode sic Srilftc
hincin nno Iteue iie ouf Sen Sous.
boben. 9ei Gintritt Scr foltcn
SobreS5cit ihiitt man fem O6it
nurd llebcroefcn NIT Gildern uln.
Gin eifriger SbItfrcino miro ltets
10 Yfittel uno Mcqc finoeit, iein Obi.
aobreno bes @interS INNER friip
ltno geluno 5u crbnltcn.
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Der Siitteritngsperiuhc i'll Scr lon0.
pirtbidDaftliden Decentralization BON
Winneioto. 9ieies GrgebnlB itcbt
inociien nidt I'M giuflong nit Den
Grgebniiien gleIder 8erlud)e, bic m
Der Ionomirtblhoftlihen &eriudl8.
ltotion bes Stuntes Soma sur Plus,
filbrung %gelanotell. Sn oieler Ser
ilthSltation lteIlte man ndnlli6 Ii,
ieoem 8erIuhsfolle feit, oaB Die
aus Dem acknowledgements gefut'
tcrten Sdmeine perbdltniBnlGBig
etlpos meniger S%rnftfuttcr mir Ole
Gr5eugllng zines Niwnoe8 Sdmeine-
flciIh gehrand)tcu OILS Die NIT Der
&uno %erndbrtcn. 90 3. y. ernGbrte
man in Der Observation-Disclosures Ser.
ild)Sitotipn bon Soma 5mei Abtbei-
Iuntgcn Sdmeine uuf Gucernerpeioe;
Die cine Abtbciluig erbielt Dos Strait.
ilttter neberber aus einem Selbltfitt-
tcsopparate, Der onoeren mur6e ea
per &ano pcrabreiht. 9ie ~criterer
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364 Efuno &raftfutter, UNI cine 8e.
lpihts5utlobmc BON 100 Ifnno 5l err.
5ielerl, oie Ictteren bogegen 1854
Gfuno 9roftfuttcr sur Gr5ielung eli
ner @epidts5unobme BON 100
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DieI Nrheit crlport unS oie @enus.
ung oes acknowledgements bel
Der Grldbrung Ser Shmeine? I'm
oieie 6rogc gu beantlporten, bober
mir bic 6uIiuugsfroft ocs SelbIt.
futterapparots nno oen arbeits'
oufmonb, ben feline riftige itno iah-
qendRc 9eoienu1lg erforoert, SIT be.
riidliftiqen. 9eun Der Selbitfut
teropporot mtB inumer 10 oufgcfoBi
uno in Stono gebalten lperoen, oaf
or lid nidlt perltopft ur1o audi feir
Suffer %perltrellt, ionoern gIcidma
Sig lno longiam oos Suffer nod Den
@collrfniB Der Sbiere anliefert.
Nuf 8runo Der ongelteltcn 8e.
obohtungen uno llnterlufunger
miro BON Srn. 4ibbu bon ser Ser
iuhsltotion in Mtinneioto oo5it ee
rntben, ben acknowledgements fill
Sd)meine MIR oann 81 benlIben
penn ntoll cine boQe Graftfuttergobt
oerobreihen mill. Ron oarf 5obe
oltd nidt glmtben, BOB nun oat
2lrbeit bel ser 6iitteritng oel
SdNneine ourd) oet SeIbitfutter
opparot aus Dem @cae geIhufft lei
limo enolid eignct iih ein ipId]c'
g2porot burfot,s uidt fir ieOt
9lrt un0 Sorte Sdpeine. llcbcr
lcgunq bel Der TermenOunq oes
acknowledgements 1T oIio emf
id)icocn an Ilabe.
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Oiinoen Ger Obitbdume.

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uno III oieie ano6en fringt, 10 ooB
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