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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-15

Editor Nirginan:
Sir--Let me assure YOU that the editorts,
under the above caption. which appeared in the
issue dated April s. Of your useful and clean
Journal Is endorsed ny the best thinking peo-
pie. If the lndex-Appeal OF this city and the
Roanoke Times differed in their views of the
recent Willard-Johnson prize fight from the
position you took in the matter and dealt in
hypercriticism Of your sensible. brave and time
" utterance, il occurs me that very little
harm will result You show IN strong clear
words how far-fetche0 was the criticism that
these fine opponents OF clean journalism, az we'll
as of real prohibition and proprietv, generally
saw fit TO let eminate from their editorial quilts
For you To be taken to task the ground OF
being inconsistent because you printed the news
of the Willard-J ohnson affair and then said what
you did in the article referred to by such
guardians Of propriety and clean living is going
some. Surely. of course, you Will survive the
shock that the utterances OF these editorial de-
Tenders of the good and pure gave you. and in
the meantime ~let me assure you that tnis
writer endorses most heartily Your utterances
about the willard j ohnson prize fight
1t was You truly said, miserable exhibit
ton of brute force" and ii is surprising how
civilized refined Christian people today are in
terested widely in such affairs. The critics
cam paigns silent to the amount OF money
spent this exhibition OF brute power o, yes
no criticism Of the expense of such affair.
but if people choose to give money to save
drunkards. to eliminate bawdy houses and get
people converted. why then the protest is heard
from a horde OF critics
Wen. sensible, reasonable right-th1nking
folks won't be disturbed by the small hypocritics
OF which there seems 10 he an abundant supply
in country,
let me thank you heartily for the brave,
sound, sane and sensible editorial on this mis-
cradle exhibition" and long may you live to
write others of Ike character.
f. p. PARHAM.
Petersburg Va
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-15
TIME ron An "APoIOoY."

oar chef objection 70 the Roanoke Ttplrs.
among others is thai it doesn't get the facts
straight We had an editorial on the recent
prize night to which the Times among others,
toos violent exception IT went out Of it's way
La SHOW. mat Fhr rirginiaa missed Q fine op.
,,rt4oi,, ia illustrate the beneacence Of tenn
..... ,.,,,,,,., H. q
ir'"i.e. '"' '"''A ''s'' '''' ''N''SN' -
panecgrjc indicted to the white prize hghffr
-r, won tho contest
go.
All This wa all ri&hi we are Ri"a 10 2'e
tte Times working jn the interest Of temper
-. , -.,oeta,i, 4. 60 ,,npsual
80.
We must '''oS' va '''S''' -
Tunes however mat u al ''"'' .'''
nave '' say
''f'4i '"S ''.'
other TRADE and stated:
we demonstrated 10 her. and Of course.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-15
COMPTROLLER WILLIAMS
AND TIL, RIGGS nAN:N

AND THE RIGGS BANK.
In the controversy between officials of the
Treasury Department and the Riggs National
Bank there is considerable local interest be
cause OF the fact that Comptroller John skel-
ton Williams Is native Of Richmond and a
member OF highly honored and reputable
family Of virgnians. The friends Of Mr. viii
liams while they may not. any more than Mr..
Williams himself seek a controversy such as
lLat now starting in the courts. will feel per-
fectly sure that Mr.. Williams enters it with
NE drmest conviction OF the right Of his course.
with. the details OF the controversy with the
bank ae are not familiar Those who knew Mr..
Williams in his business and personal life in
Richmond and who arc familiar with his high
standard Of business conduct. feel confident that
his acts III his ONCE under the United States
Government have been guided throughout by
tho highest ideals OF business and government
tai ethics
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-15
tONGR VALUATIONS 70
SYDNoR & HUMBLE

SfDNOR & HJNDLfN.
me |t79trtan felicitates the firm of Sydnor
tundley on the Celebration today of its TWEEN
P'slxth anniversary. This firm has established
q reputation which extends as widely as that
OF any Richmond house II has been built up
6E Richmond and Virginia men whose enter
prise has borne fruit In one Of the houses that
Goes credit to the city of its location
the business was founded by Mr. G. r. sgd
nor who still heads the concern. and who has
associated with himself In its conduct a mum.
Der of young men who have been trained in
the business. With a splendid plant and ample
facilities the firm has increasing opportunities
10 0 It's own standing and the bust
IT, Of Richmond
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-15

passengers on American ship: thirty passengers
killed and twenty wounded.
ts6l-Lincoln called for 5000 volunteers -or
three months, and commanded all nsurrection-
lists TO disperse within twenty days
1S65--Abraham Lincoln, sixteenth president
of the United States. died from assassin's wound
at Washington Born at Hodeenvillc Ky. FEB
ruary IL. 1909.
1s69-United States Senate ratified natural
ization treaty with Great Britain.
ls12-Steamship Titanic went down in mid
ocean with 1.347 men, fo3 women. and fifty
three children.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-15
PEOPLES FORUM
Compliments Gas Department.

Editor Nirginian;
SIr-By permission of Mr.. w F. Knowles I
am writing YOU this request % have published
IN your valuable paper the incIosed copy of let =
Ter from MIR A, NJ. Todd. of Kalamazoo Mich.
as reel that 1t will he Of interest to the citi-
zens OF city just at this time when the t,ro-
posed lease of the City Gas Works is being CON
stdered. It shows the trend of sentiment already
spreading over our country to weed out special
privileges IN government, To own and to operate
PUBIC utilities 10y tn" people through their
selected servants for their comfort convenience
and happiness. and not by private ca pitalists
FOR profits 10 the detriment Of communities
wherein they operate
Yours respectfully.
JAS, II. DICkERSON.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-15
sxrI.RiNG At PRt-ACHIR~

There IS q very daHtorabta tendency among
.ertain elements a. Tie city -o sueer at the
srorts 81 ministers n a.e gospel for their arm
orposition 10 vice and vicious influences 1t
Ia pnfortnnate. ruheafthv aa,9ise ,aat ench a.
sentiment should no snroaa abroad. that men
81 standing Ira ths bnsfnge. and social world
should lend ,acra.slvts to If. and especially
that newsrape-s should give f.tHr support, IN.
Sorsement. eueoarageraent 10 tti. sort Of thing
Who are the ministers whose forts 10 better
the living conditions a. a.- Ht,a ana girls are
.bs ohfac ~ Sr..r= 4r,rl those ,f,r,tsse1 h quch
esor,sr l. i, more beneficial 10 our CITY that
The people should supnorf or that they should
snaer a. their minister's The leaders OF re
,srtmnx Thought. Of moral sentiment. of social
hetternent. have almost aiwavs been ministers
They have guided and directed The work OF the
peoule throughout the world into paths Of
progress towards ultimate moral cleanliness.
In that worb worth doing, is the salvation of
souls worth while. tine protection n body. mind
and soul from overwhelmlng DEGRADATION val
uAble work Can this city. this state. dispense
with the work Of its ministers close its churches
and allow the brothel and TIE saloon To direct
the thought of the people instead OF the min.
istry and the church, II So. then the sneerera
ara working for the betterment Of society ana
the ministers for its detriment If not. then
the sooner the people Of Richmond declare thefr
resentment OF the open and veIed attacks that
have been made ON the ministers OF Richmond.
the better win be the condition Of the city.
BY their very nature. their calling, their high
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-15
This Date In History
Worid-EyentS of April Is.

1s32-Death OF George Calvert Lord BaIti-
more who received tho grant Of Maryland
from the British crown
l7ta-Dted Nine de Maintenon. born of poor
people, but to be wife Of n French king
1777-Congress banned special names for
troops, abolisbne Congress- own Regiment
Washington's Life Guards. and similar names
1Sl7-First asylum for the deaf and dumb
was opened at Hartford, Conn,
1S54-Emigrant ship Powhaten from Hayre
wrecked on the American coast with loss OF
$50 lives.
1856 Fight at Panama between natives and
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-15
COPY

kalamazoo. Mich. L. : A. Noril :. 1918
Mr. W T knowles slpt
Municipal Gas Works
Richmond. Va.
Dear Mr. Knowles.
have just mad the pleasure lhis morning af
with the two photographs and desire 10 THANH,
You fot the promptness and tho care which
You nave taken To grant my request
note YOU had gone to the pains 10 get sorn,
t,odak negatives taken 7 had requested but
mat theF did mot prove satisfactory to you The
photographs Won sent are good that / think
! VIII not need anything more so if Won have
not already tried the kodak again YOU need 10.
TAKE the trouble to do So II YOU viii also
ktndly send me a bill for the expense md
trouble you have been to, I shall he more than
glad to promptly remit to you
The visit which had the pleasure or making
10 your gas works with you, together with the
oata you supplied me, have been very vaIuanfa
ana have helped greatly in our campaign for
municipal gas works here. which We are voting
On today. 1t just occurs me that had bet-
ter withhold mailing this letter until tomorrow
go to tell YOU the results of ou~ election as
know YOU feel interest IN f. SO with n re-
hewed thanks fof your kindness, 7 viii withhold
mailing this for today, and VIII try to add a
= $. tomorrow. giving he resute 7 wilt how
ever mention that the generous wages shown
In your statement are higher than Is paid here
under private ownership and this is highly in
teresting, and shows how under municipal
ownership generous treatment aud "a square
deal" Is accorded both 10 consumer and to
employees.
Sincerely yours
=. s-April our vote for municipal gas was
FOR 10 against. April our vote Tor NUM-
eipai electricity was for to against So we
are very happy.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-15

terday at j. G. Bells cafe. the total
amount raised was found 10 be 81.
1880. of which $3.50 was secured
by General K. A. Caffey. Captains j.
y. McCleary, ] X. Hines and r. c.
Harrell. of the Reds and s4950 by
General j. NJ. White and Captains II.
]. Bowen. Charles f. Taylor and Her.
bert West of the Blues. The campaign
managers are delighted with the first
days work having raised little more
than half the required sum. At the
conclusion of the report, an address
was made by w, j. kendrick.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-15

the regards of the day AT the funeral Of a
mutual friend the two ex-Presidents were pail
bearers and are reported shaking hands and
inquiring for each others wives
We are glad some occasion sufficient to
bring two former Presidents out OF the sulks
1T is not particularly edifying to the rest
Of tho country 10 have distinguished citizens
acting Ike silly schoolgirls over a broken date
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-15
LITTLE HOPE FOR RECOVERY
OF Mrs. GERTRUDE ATHERTON

New York Anril 1I.---Little hope
for the recovery of Mrs Gertrude
Anterior, the novelist who Is suffer-
ing from pneumonia. was held out
today by physicians in attendance.
Mrs. Anterior underwent an opera
ton a few days ago and then con-
tracted pneumonia She has been
i'm literary circles ssnee 1894.
She is grandniece OF benjamin.
franklin.
Ms. Atherton was born IN SAN
Francisco. Among SOME Of her best
works are THE Tower Of lyory.*
and the .'Txasr .aitns Thirda.s d
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-15
DROUGHT COMING
COuncilmen DO Not Agree on CUES
ton of LIQUOR Licenses


Especial 10 The Richmond Virginian.)
@Pocahontas, April LIT now
seems an assured fact that Focal hon
tas will he rid Of whiskey on the first
day Of May. Mayor Elicit and the
four attending Councilmen vho have
attended all regular meetings are
now standing for a wholesale and re-
tail license for all who apply. thereby
giving the town $4,000 in revenue
FOR each saloon and the other four
members want the amount of license
reduced as well as the number OF sa-
looms There seems to be no way to
ct them together and the next reg
ular meeting viii take place on the
5th OF May, ana it now SENS an as
sured fact that Pocanontas viii be
without whiskey dcring May, June
and part of July.
Another saloon has closed Its doors
and receiver has been asked for.
The firm is Totz Brothers, operating
under the style of Totx Liquor Com
panty fncorporated.S .H-s - '.'.'a.4. -
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-15
MAKING UP.

For tho FIRST time since that famous break
Taft and Teddy have shaken hands and passed
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-15
Y. II. q. n. CAMPAIGN IN
SUFFOLK ENCOURAGES

Suffolk, April a.. When the u.
- G. =. campaign workers met yea-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-15

Na-af"azo". Mich. Z. :. A.. April :, 1918
NJ W. T knowles. sSdpt.,
Municipal Gas Works
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-15
No Cause for Excitement"

A VI r
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-10
WOMEN TRIM THE B. & O.

Knowing how the residents oppos-
ed, the B. & o. railroad tried to lay
a spur on w. 57th st. across Oakley
and Paramount avs. at night. The
women of the neighborhood arose
from their sleep at the first crack of
a sledge on a spike and, clad in lit
tie more that nighties, went into at
tack upon the workers with pots of
boiling water. Three nights they bat
tied, each time with victory for the
women. Now peace has come by an
order from city council threatening
railroad leaders with arrest unless
they quit.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-10
ISSUE AN APPEAL LETTER IN
JOE HILLSTROM CASE

JOE HILLS KUN CASE
An appeal to all labor organiza-
tons to print and distribute the fol-
lowing open letter to the board of
pardons of Utah has been made by
the 1. w. w. 1t is on the case of Joe
Hillstrom, sentenced to be shot.
Gentlemen: Assuming that your
reasons for denying public clemency
to Joseph Hilstrom are correctly set
forth in the public press and for the
purpose of showing that they are not
founded on either the law or facts in
the case, but are intended to and do
delude and deceive the public, l re-
spectfully make the offer to publicly
discuss the facts at any time, in any
city in the United States, with any
member of your board, or all of
them; such discussion to be before
the date assigned. for his execution.
81 make this request to afford an
opportunity to refute, as l feel 1 can,
among other things, the false, wick
ed and cowardly aspersion on his
character-that Hillstrom has here
tofore committed any crime or that
he has now, or ever has had, any
criminal record - now for the first |
time so brayely urged as a sufficient |
justification for taking his life.
"This matter, as you all must re-
aliZe, is one now of national if not |
not international Importance, and |
has excited intense interest from
New York to San Francisco; and |
would be, as the attorney for this
condemned man, of 'meaner stuff |
than men are made Of if 1 did not, in |
the brief time of life now allotted |
him, challenge you and each of you
to the proofs!
81 am only anxious and determined |
that if Hillstrom is judicially muir |
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-10
1T is TO WEEP-SocIETYS COWS
HAVE CASHED IN


Aristocratic Lake Bluff is minus
thirty hogs! The ''sassiety" COWS are
gone! And all is peace and quiet
Among the north shore nobility
they whisper it hoarsely:
Mrs. Durand's COWS are dead!
Where will we get our society milk"
Yep. The long struggle to keep
Lake Bluffs socially elect COWS from
being killed is over. The battle which
engaged two courts, involved Chicago
packers in a scandle, caused indict-
ment of a state official, in which a
sheriff, many guns and a woman's
tongue figured, is over.
Mrs. Scott Durand ostracized- e.,
quarantined-her trick COWS when
the foot and mouth disease first hit
the state. They stayed in seclusion
while the disease was stamped out of
other counties and finally remained
the only infested herd in Illinois.
Enter sheriff with gun. Blooey-
blooey. No more society milk.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-10

dered, the people of this country
the great jury to whom we must all
go at last - shall fully understand
just where rests the full measure of
responsibility for the deep damna-
ton of his taking Off
ANY communication will reach
me addressed to this city. Very re-
specially. - o. N. Hilton, Denver,
Colo.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-10

rupted Bill with the first tone Of
pleasure in his voice l had heard
since first began to talk to him.
''In be over, Margie, at 2 o'clock"
''All right, I'll be ready"
Little book, l wonder if l am giving
Mrs. Grundy chance to gossip?
Ito Be Continued.)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-02-19
I geriet6are sdupeineitaae.

Bon ieitsn pes aderbansS spartss
msnts fnb felt seraumer 3eit ilrls
faIenpe rnterIudunsen nnb erpes
rimente anseftent porben in be5ns
ouf bic spedmGBisiten unb portetls
bafteften gebauIunsen fir S4psIns.
bic BEL Der aufaudt bieier !Saus'
there Elm. pi6tise Rolfe ipielsn, me
iofern bic S9peine fir bic ftaos
iiden ginflIfe Don Geu9tisteit,
adlte, Sibe nnb 3us febr empfino@
lid limb. Die junsen 5ertsl, be
i'm Sanuar, Jebruar pber Wtara &c
bpren perben, miifen in parmeH
trodenen unb gut pentilierten Auars
tieren untergebradt iperben, tperlrl
man nit ibrer gufsudt CUTE Reinlz
tate e~raieIen min. Soau fommt nod
reidli6 aibt, peldes Die trantbeits
eraeuaenbsn &eime unb Srsanismen
pernidtet. 0treftes Scnnenlidt eibt
ben Iousenbsn 5erfeln 3ruft nno
Stdrte, unp bic Stdue poer Sopen
fpaten bobsr 10 eingeri9tet nno
gebaut iein, baB in jeben Wirtsl
ipeniaitens su, elmer 3eit bes cages
elm biretter SSonnenftrabl orinet.
Sir seIunbs unb frii4e 2uft fNnn
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-02-19
Saatluchiel

Bel allen GuIturpfIarsen fam
NON ole Wabrnebmung MAIDEN, 0af
bic @rtrG9e ppn Sabr ST. Sabr 3u-
riidgeben, lpenn mar bieieIbe S0rte
anoauernb in bemIelben poer in per=
ipanDtem 9oben anbaut. 9a ole De
urbeitunastoi ten uno ole Mrtsgaben
fir Siinsung unb Saatgut ole gleis
den iinb, 10 1T es cine llnterlai'
~iungsiinbe, ipenn Der 5armer bieien
9eoba9tunsen elei6giiltis geseniibers
itebt. Our6 pielfd9e 8eriu1e 1T feits
geitellt ipprben, DAB man Suriidites
benbe Grtrdge am f9neaiten our9
einen reifli6 ii~berlegten Sdatpeblel
lpiebsr auf Die normale !60be 6rius
gen lam.
9ei Der Wabl Der Sadtgutss muB
man inOeB Die n0tige 8prii6t ana
lpenOen unb ni4t aues nebmen, lpas
bon ben Sdatgut6dnbIeru unb z3ii9s
tern geIobt miro, benn piefes Sob
trifft ni4t inter alien umitGnDen
Su. 2(u9 Oarf man ni9t alein nad
Der grtragsfdbi9teit urtetlen, nan
mltB aud Den 8oOen uno pus &Iis
ma oes llriprungslanOes beridii9!ts
gen. Wenn piele 2anbnirte bei ben
Sadtiped)Iel f6lehte Grfdbrungen asz
maht baben, 10 iino e5en Ole Ortlts
den 8erbaltniiIe nidt beriidii9tis!
pprosn, User 3, .. Roggen aus elmer
fibIt6er gelegenen 9egenb be5iebt.
lGuft 8sfa6r, bab bieies Winterses
trsioe ausfriert; @erite miro unter
benIelbsn @erbdltnifen pieI fpater
reif uno it0rt oabur9 ben gan5en
8irtf9aitsbetrieb. Mirb ferner
Sadtsut, ipel9ss auf einem fetteu
selpa6fen 1T, auf einen mo-
gsrsn older gebra9t, 10 iiebt fif ber
farmer in ieinsn @rpartungen sea
tGui6t, benu bic idledten 8obsnpers
bGltniiie pirten ihtpddeno auf ben
elm. Der GrfoIs miro MIR
oann geiidert fein. luenn Der nsue
Dem alien in be3ue auf
uno 9pben glei6 ooer better
1T.
gum S4lub ipl nidt unerlpGbht
Oab Der Grfclg 5uneilen auf
iG iparten labt unb fpgenannte Sris
nift slei4 SOdIternten
@rit bic erfte 4biadt 1at Die
0Offuungen erfiint, Ole Der 5armer
)este; man muB eben audi bierbei
,robieren. llnb biefes gebt betaRnts
iiber Sos Stnoieren.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-02-19

tig, elm bnuernbes. feites 6unbnment
gu legen, nod S6eioepdnbe gu
erri6ten. Die Gage 6rnudt nidt
oauernb feitgeiebt gu perben, pie
pies Bel Dem 9rDberen fetitebenbsn
Stoa nptpenpig 1T. Sir anfanser
unb 8eiiber ppn nur tleinen !Serpen
1T Die critic 4usInse fir Stolluns
feine 10 grpBe, unb lie baben @eles
9enheit, nit Dem 3unebmen Der
5elpe audi Die Stnlurgsiosilitdten
naf unb no@ gu pergr0Bern. Be
ionpers proftiI6 unb pprteiiboft iinD
Die t~leinen, beptQlifen StGae fir
6nrmer, nefd)e ibr 4oub gemietet
baben, ipenn Der Gigentiimer bes
@runo uno 9ooens ni9t geneigt 1T,
ibm S6ipeineitdGe gu liefern. Sel
aem6bnli6en MISUNDERSTANDING
bebiirTen Die Sdpeine teiner tiinit=
liden Mdrme, Die ieoO6 bel Itren.
ger aGlte erfrrberli6 if unO in Den
tletnen Sppen m1nhmul idon ourdl
cine einfnde Stouaterne, iiderltd
ober ourf einen tleinen aerpIene.
Sei5ofen bsidofft peroen tam.
SO lieben iid) nod monde Dor
teile Der 6eipegltfen S6lpeineitGle
nnfii6ren, bod mDgen bic oben ers
pa9nten 9enii9en. Gs eriibrist nur
nod sttpns ndber ouf bic berihiebe.
usn Sormen unb 8arorten Der GtdIs
lie ein5ugeben, ME iie iit IN Der Grfabs
ring unp bel ben 6eb0rbli8 angss
Itellien 9eriuden bepdbrt boben.
Quf Der Soluuer Decentralization bnt
nan piele Sabre lang NIT Grfolg
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-02-19

% @teintoblenafGle entbGlt ebens
falls ipenis Rdbrftoffe, aber aud nur
fpenise, Den gflansen f6dbli6 8srs
binbuneen. Whs bic Steinfoblens
aide defenders pertpoll ma9t, lit
ibre IoterHne Wirtune i'm 8ooen.
Jriiber era6tets man ie MIR nls
Bieienoinsitoff; in neuersr .3sit bat
man aber %ertanni, paB fie aud i'm
9arten unb Selb brau6bar lit. Die
aideuoinsung tit aIfo in allen 5GIs
len faft Die gleide, rpenn au@ Der
Grfple bon Der Menge Der augefiibrs
ten Rdbrtoffe abbdnsi. 9is afde
fiihrt in ieoer 5orm benz 9ooen Elm
getpihes Suantum mineralifher
Stoffe gu uno biefe unteritiBen bas
8o4stum Der YflanSen unsemein,
umIomebr, als ourd Die 4idengubs
cine @rpdrmung unb 2oderune bes
goben erfoIet.
I'm cine srDBere. SIdde nit aT9e
oiingen gu tDnuen, mub man sic
&iiditdnos Der Decentralization fans
meln. am beiten eignet fit bier5u
cine beipnbere @rube, in Die man bic
aide BON 9ola, 9ritetts uno Steins
tphlen idiittet; aud Rub lam man
oa5u miIden. Menm bic @rube aes
fiiat 1T, muB man bas @arse
Durhiieben. Die S9laden unb
Steins fiuben III ben S~artenipegcn
CUTE 8e%rpenoung, bic 8pts, uno
SpblenItiide fomnlelt ncamals in bic
S%euerung, unb nut bic SeinoI9e
miro als 9iiugitoff benlbt. Snnn
mon bieIelbe mebrmols nit Ssaille
ourGtrGnten, 10 miro tbr 0unapert
nutiirli9 erbObt.
Die ai9e finbet porne6mli6 i'm
6ortenbuu 8%erpenbung uno lie
tommt aud, ollen pflonsen gu itats
ten. S4on I'M @in.er unb i'm
SriibIin9 lam man bic 4I9e uuf Die
rprbsreiteten 8eete i~treuen, Mud
auf Die beiatsn Seete, 8. q. M0bren
ODER 3piebeln, lam bic QIde 9ebrodt
peroen. Wenn ie ielbIt aud leitt
austrpdnet, 10 hdlt tie bod Den 30
ben untsr ii6 lonee 3eit feu6t, pers
binoert bas 9ertruiten besielben uno
begiinitist bas I~uflaufen Der Ga
menf0rner.
Die gide lit aber aud mod in ors
perer !Siniift ipertpoll, unb sipar
ptrtt lie tOtli9, iuenn lie bon ben nies
beren @ei4Dpfen ). -. 2duIen, Mils
ben itnb bergl. einaeatmet miro. Man
beridafft Der briitenoen Senne am be-
fen pDlige Rube, tpenn man in bas
Neit bon 3eit gu 3eit cine SonS boil
Ni6e itrelt, 4ud Die anberen 9Th
rer iuden germ ben NideutoIten auf
unO nerfen iid bic lofe MoiTe sipiz
itlsn has 8efieoer, neil iie infinite
mdbig piien, bdb lie iid auf bieie
WatIe bon ibren pIagegeiitern befrsis
en-. Der Iffentoiten 9ebDrt iomit gu
ben p~ertpp1Iten lltenfitien bes Siibs
ner9ofes oosr oes Shdrraumes.