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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-10-16
Atthe strand,

Florence and Maurice Walton, well
known dancers who have been much
in the public eye Of late. make their
first appearance on the screen in The
Quest Of Life" shown at the Strand
Sunday night. The story Is light
affair, which gives the couple oppor-
tunities to dance frequently, and ends
up in the usual way. II
The heroine is stenographel,s for
dancing master and meets the hero,
Maurice, the great dancer, at the c.:.cc.
The two do dance at charity bazaar
and they decide their act must go on
the stage. Then there are more dances,
very well done, too, and In the end they
make the startling discovery that the
real quest of life is love. which makes
everything serene and lovely.
As actor and actress the Nations are
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-10-16
In the Polio. Court.

IN tho PoIIc0 Court.
Justice Peek Saturday continued for
thirty days the case of Harry Farr,
charged with assault by his wife. Mrs
Veda Farr.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-10-16
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Omaha daily bee., 1916-10-08
White Sox Capture
Fourth Straight One
And Chicago Title

! Chicago, Oct. THE American
!>aE'trs t"r the sixth consecutive
r'ma &. ieated their National league
rivals r"r the championship Of Chi,
cage by winning the fourth straight
game, 1 10 ).
h" Americans won the final game
because they punched their hits of
Vaughn and Packard.
-Four american league pitchers,
HusSell. Fahtr, Williams and Cicotte.
went through their games without
beng relieved. Only twelve Ameri-
can leaguers participated in the
series.
The Nationals were outpiayed in
Fielding a.'i batting b. their op-
poututs.
Total paid attendance, 1000; to-
tal receipts. $ll.l21 national com
missions share, Si.l210; PLAYERS
pool, S6,005.3+; each clubs share,
$Z00I.78.
The total paid attendance Tor the
series was 56.6l4; total receipts, $50
2o-I3; national commisyions share.
$562c,27; each clubs share. $6.52730;
players pool. $l9,58l88. The Ameri
cans receive o. psr cent OF the play-
ers' pool and the Nationals receive
20 per cent
Score by innings:
An:rr,"ans ....noaosaoo go
Omaha daily bee., 1916-10-08
HUSKERS TRAMPLE
ON DRAKE ELEVEN
Stewart S Grew Inaugurates
Season by Applying Coat
Of WI, teWash.
JOHNNY COOK Is THE STAR

'."..In. 60 ! Especial Tele-
= g.. i: N,rworfs l91o
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w.. '''''''. " ,0,' Wv,
''.' '.''' 'h'' "'irTn""n' 81 to D. III
- ""n'n& E,mr 81, tn" season by a
,,r l.,, twice that which ,bc
...i.-,.., ,,,. .,.h,4 l..
e. ~
II. ''' y, u '"' u "'r' Inc hu''n'Gs;
',' wa u '"' '"aL'es ana tl'.
"'''' 'H' "h'"h '''I vas anything out
''''" '''''i' '''. 'lht' 'hc iiuskef'
.''.' "'I n'"' ''i'''idN ran via. hey
''''''' II iH'I way ihr"nHn the Drake
!'"' WI" '1' ',ri 81 pay lost its
,''R'' ''''' '"'' h'y 'f''cH ehdS toE
q * ''" .|">'~''"' Hd'h'.
P' Nr'r ''N" forwards played
" "''fl"' '""i '"II ana the supposed
W, 'N h''NiirId 1lA n"t give any
'"nf'''r 'Vh'n'' 'a "vaI'hiSm.
"' h..I'"E' W'rI one tortnation,
4" '"Ipt"n al 'h' famous OLD Iowa
I I,I. 'T', WIN - ''' success against the
~" N,IS' %n' 'P,' W'th'n slght OF the
go vac N''''>Na ''i'r S'iffcned ana
p r.. IA -
Omaha daily bee., 1916-10-08
ON ,IiA

Home run: Miller. Two-baso hits: White
man. killings, Miller, Kilduff. Stolen bases
icnach' corridor, forsythe. Double plays
Billings TO kirke. Hits: OF krause, s In on,
nnd two-thtrds innings; off O'Toole. 8 IL
seven and one-thlrd innings. Struck out
By Perdue. & by Krause, 8; by OTooIe, 2
haseo on balls: OF Krause, 2; Off OTooIe
!. Wild pitch: kraTSS. Passed ball: krue.
ger. Hit by pitched ball: Ky Krause tPlatte
Lett On bases: Louisville, I; Omaha. 4, Tim.
l:5O. Empires: Mccormack and Mullen
Omaha daily bee., 1916-10-08

"nrnc' the ertGiron season ,,day A.; w.,
'a@ ~ cefeat'nG HE h!gh ,rhooj 10 T., w.
-"r"srd Pa7''rg orI s'riIght ,n,,7,
pLoyHd ''"'!tG >7:ott.al..,. :lt s.4,re',e-
Omaha daily bee., 1916-10-08
Hero of Flatbush Has Chance
70 Win Game, But Failed
to Deliver the
Hit.
SHORE WEAKENS AT END
Boston Twirler Unable TO Hold
Out After Going Fine for
Eight Hot Innings.
MARQUARD PITCHES WELL
Rube Gets Poor Support From
Team in Field and
at Bat.
MARQUARD PITCHES WELL
PLAY BY PLAY OF GAME

1900
THE 2astons. nrnnant winner
Il the American y,apre and III, Va
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.,.,n 49, .,|.',,... ~
.-rc,..:.r h.,.,.. j.. ,,..a ~, ..,,,..,'
''''>' ''''o' , Ill '''C ''@''' r',t"HS
y TAG Af>' S@hc 81 'h' world : SC
VS. here tins ar,trn 'un before Wha
as 4rp .rcnt!v .hc larg,,t crowd t1a
,rr 1noLed unon p h.,+I, H.; h,.. {,
h.H w. L - ,,'.'''1 ~ ''''
IT '''t o"'' 'H'Al'''A$hp.
; '''> 4-,"o OF more spectator
d,ed r%.rN set III 1ht c>pan>:v,
ac',., d., tn,, >t.n.:s amt then o,..r
...,.. ,,
'" V "''" d la 4 ''S' '','P'' Al ny
"hcrd III ''r stands nj thr deep r!Gh
eater field. Npcculators r2aoeL Tn,
,.rovcrbj2l harvest aud then . I;,tL
..,,r, lr..,I .,,,1 ,;,,'. '''
'''V, =" : 1"" H''"' '''Ne's'
An Indian summer sun turned thu
dGc Of what early threatened 90 b,
brisk. cool artrnp o,y and ,o.,
-orrd II warm .,.d 60, iay.,h ,i,- r.,
olavers IN nrs,,icr warmed t4 ;n,n ,nr r'
,;,;o, -! r. az" ""' NY l'''o >oi'
aurs vtrt > ~" .3," |rg a n ' f', work
~, pau., c,,
Hle'o Nolleo >mooth'
he inner and outer playing ii, his
we're rolled smooth, while the base
paths were in line shape. 4 brass
Ddnd played Its ilN, hest airs down nrat
'' ,.,3 ;.o''i I,oa Io'Ns P,"yrlS OehCh.
>.o,o ~, = 'o ,pi ~ u!icoEfr some real
~ ~ ,', NV to, H., s'', Al aHaser OMTri-
za,. H., DI noS'1 a., 'eIilo' loahs' W
,,r;zn bn g. FL ., i''e 'i0ctiEe' me ois
~. Hi t pail ara plenty or OPP
'' 2in,1a,1 !! On u , lne o'neF tellowS'
,a nia,l@fei Noo ti,,oh OF tnc brooklyn
fa lh; was sun undecided as to his
r ,i select'oh TWO hours before
''d ..It, ti,I:e' g.,
ielleI, smith, Coombs and Mar
!ualu VIII take part IN the usual pre-
.hili,ia ~, Ptactice, SAID Robinson,
, dnu l II PICK my pncner from them.
Va l'afpC VI Iquafd VII work. but II
5 5,1 looks good III put him in,
Eaton US go today. We should be
.ay s Tor the series after the game
way 1d c.
Nj, Manager CarrIgan sent left handed
can gregg OUT 10 pitch in the bat
ing piacliCe Tor the Bo?stons. He
fdo IViueltiy expecting that his club
you'd nave 10 lace Vanguard IN the
CANT
BROOKLYN Comes m EieIS
Omaha daily bee., 1916-10-08
LOUISVILLE HANDS
R0URKES A LACING
Drive Krause to Cover III Sec
ond and Continue Heavy
Rombardment.
HUB PERDUE IS TOO GOOD

/ n
" No"' nc "' '"Ne a'nIcleS SUI
fered three frightIt.l and hidcous in
ninps vestrrda, ard ,rbor tba s,,l,Lo
- b..,,. .i.-.1 No. -,
~ oa'''e ''ea'eN away Dan Niy'Hef
was gayly perched on the long end o.
an l1-to-3 count The Louisville
cr,,v nou, Iood. O-,oL, :, 49, 90.
e 49," ,'0~ :,a'S O!''4''s III inc posi-
SEASON series TWO games 10 one
curses
The Distillers' artillery had their
big guns going Yesterday and ,hsy
riddled the Rourkc defense COM
pletely. II may be Tough in the
trenches, but our Rourkes had = Irt
OF narrow escapes duck;og those
Louisville drives YESTERDAY.
Harry Krause was the first victim
Harry eastd through the opening
stanza. quite niItily, but he flew to
cover IN the second. The second was
some inning. he RourkeS crumpled
IKE a piece OF tissue paper and the
Colonels sent five runs over the
rubber.
Krause Gets Gate.
Krause was derricked in this rruna
with two out and three on, and Many
O'Toole was rushed in from the buir
pen to stop the slaughter. He bio, kri
it in the second, but got mixed M
with a wild frame in the third Xhe,
the opposition gathered three 91,s
runs.
Fvrn1 Yhe fhirI ,,r+;1 .hc ,,;,,,t
Omaha daily bee., 1916-10-08
The officia, box score:

q
Boston
lwobate hits: Lewis Hooper, Walker Hob
Wzei Sacrifice hits
scott Double plays: Janvn Scott and Hobtzel
Gardner and btzel obtzeI Left
ton. balls OFT Mar4uard Per off
bases Brooklyn g. Boston, First base Brooklyn l. Boz,
1s mad earned Off Marquard hits
asf MT run IN inning; off Shore hits in %
Mays h' in 3 inning Hit by pitcher:
Struck OUT BY Vanguard s. BY Shore Passed ball. Up
of 2:16 - ' ~ ~
Omaha daily bee., 1916-10-08

Americans h \ 4 n = A n a Ac ,
Nationals I Of q a a r., N !
SattrrieR; Cicotta and Schak; vaughn,
Packard AMI wilson,
Omaha daily bee., 1916-10-08

Continued or Page Two. Column Two
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1916-05-11
SAMMIS---HARDWICK

The marriage of Miss Edna Sammis
of Fort Pierre and William Hardwick
of this city took place at the brides
home at Fort Pierre Tuesday, Rev,
j. A. Edwards of the Methodist church
here officiating.
Their marriage came as a surprise to
their many friends. The bride is IN
estimable young lady and well spoken
of by all. Mr.. Hardwich has been con
nected with the Hills grocery for a
number of years and is a young man of
sterling character.
The young couple left On Tuesday for
Redield, where Mr.. Hardwick has &C
cepted a position in a general store.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1916-05-11

Frank Simm of Omaha, is Il guest at
the Oldaker home.
Mrs. Harry Person of Blunt, visit.
ed with friends in Pierre Monday.
Miss May Williamson of Miller, un.
derwent an operation at the hospital
yesterday.
Sunday is Mothers Day and the
white carnation should be much in
evidence.
The opening band concert of the
season will be held at the court house
lawn this evening.
Judge McCord WAS released from
the hospital Sunday and is now on
the road to recovery.
Mrs. Gus kleinschmidt and son of
Blunt, were guests at the home of
Mrs. Alice Clifford Saturday.
Saturday, the junior class will pre-
sent, at the auditorium, a big carni-
val The carnival viii be full of en-
PERTAINING features. Col
j. G, Bartine of Oacoma, candidate
for congress from the 3rd district,
and Alfred Zoske of Draper, were in
the city Saturday, enroute to the
northwestern part of the state.
The state conventions of the Re
tail Merchants association aud the
State Undertakers association CON
genes in this city Tuesday for a three
days session.
Charley Cooper, engaged in bust
ness in Pierre in the early eighties,
was here last week, renewing ac
qu%aintances and calling on those who
were residents in those early days.
A j, Bunker, long a resident Of
Stanley county, expired during the
FIRST days of last week at his home
west of Hayes. He was a bachelor
and not having been seen for days, a
neighbor went to his place and dis
coveTen that he had passed away.
MI. bunker was a rancheT and re
garded az the wealthiest mar in that
county, being rated at $3.50, 900. Be
fore coming to Stanley county he re
sided at Sleepy Eye, Mimi, where a
sister resides. His remains were
taken to Minnesota for turial.
The inter-class track meet of the
high school was held at the athletic
grounds Friday afternoon, the Fresh
men winning with 5 points. Those
taking first places were Carpenter,
hammer throw, los #. 2 IN; Mccall
mont, high jump, 5 TT. 5 in; Dahl,
shot put, 43 It. 2 in; l.. Hengel, high
Hurdles, II sec; Ballau, 40 yard
dash, / min, l . 5 sec: f. Hengel,
100 yard dash, 10 Is sec; Giles, pole
vault, 912 feet; Carpenter, low
hurdles, Is sec; Giles, ] 9 mile run,
2 min, % 3 5 sec DAM, discuss, 105
it.; Carpenter, 22o yard dash, 23 1-5
sec; Giles, broad jump, 10 it.; Laird
Holmes, / mile run, 5 min. % 3 5 sec.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1916-05-11
THE A I'm SILVER

Denver, Colo, May 10.-Except for
the two years following 1890, which
marked the end of the silver boom,
and the height of the free silver agita-
ton, silver the metal, has never been
so high as today. The New York
price OF II 3 A cents compares with the
average price this month a year ago of
SO. 915 cents. and an average of 40. go
for the entire 1915 year.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1916-05-11
VOTE FOR WILSON
is VOTE FOR U. S.

New York World: Once get the peo-
pie to thinking that a vote for Wilson
will mean a vote for the United States,
and all Hades will not beat him in No
vember. Milwaukee Sentinel (Rep.)
Then let the Republicans also nominate
Wilson and the United States, thus saw
ing their reputation and putting Hades
out of business.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1916-05-11

In attributing President Wilson's
stand upon the submarine issue to sell
fish political motives, Republican Lead
er Mann, of the House, has been re
pudiated by Senator Lodge, former
President Taft and about every llepub-
lican of consequence and standing.
Mann should now admit that all is
lost, including self-respect.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1916-05-11

to dispense who is seeking office.
Now some wise republican legislator
can pass a bill next winter prohibit
ing a candidate,for office from dis
pensing buttermilk.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1916-05-11

Miner County Democrat; A candl-
date for office down at Platte drove
up to the creamery one day last week
and filled his tank wagon with but.
termilk and The Platte Tribune says
it's a mighty good beverage for a man
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1916-05-11
SCOTT HOLDS WHIP HAND

Ell Paso, Tex, May 1o.-General
Scott holds the whip hand in the con
ference with Oregon, and it will prob
ably be resumed.
For the first time the American
forces along the border and in Mexico
are nov superior to the Mexicans.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-02-18
lDie permenoen mir oen Kalfitein CUR Diineuno ?

Nidt ieIten fiuOet man 0el got-
haraflee (Smeet Glooer), Der CUR iel-
zen 6amilie Der 2equnIinoien, ME
fotbfIec, 2u5crne ulfu. qebort. aui
0ieebanfen pcdlleil, 0ie ideinbar
fcine Splr p0n 6rlihtborfeit enthol-
ten; tie bobAt ober chen aoItiteinc.
lno Der 5icbt Ben 8ofhorotlee on.
Or mdtit ieIbit ouf hicien idein5or
gang unfrrdltbarcu. ober foIfhuIti.
aen Steaen bo.6 10 itppig uno rou.
o1B or brett lditig tpiro. Dion bat
ferter qefun0en. oaB @ooen. Die gu
u0hit SL3ernc coer alee cor nidt
trogcn roateu. quite 8citouoe bier.
non ~cr4euGten, menn crit cinnfnI
nriinoIid, aui oert hetreffenoelt Q'o.
ben Qefolft mor0n mar Nus oIi
0ieien &hdtiahea ndiien mir oeu
E6luB 5ichen. )aB Die 2eaumiuoiel.
unierc merthroti ten 1%Sllttcr. uno 90.
ocuuerbenernocn 4ilon5en, ats.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-02-18

ser MISREPRESENTATION ~@btbeilune
oes 8unoeSaderbouamtes oliSgcfiibrt
iuoroeit fiio, nm Die Mitgiieoer Der
9enoiienlbaftsmolferei 5u Mlgona,
Soma, iomobl our &erbeiierrng Oct
9ei6affenbeit bes gebaltenen Siebes
mie nud sur @r5eugilng eines &ub.
mes bon belierer 2uaIit1t gu peron~
loiien. 9ieie 4rbeiten, Die, I'm ell
@eiipiel 81 ihoffen, NIT Huhorud
betrieben muroe1, tragen lhon jest
ihone 6rudt unb 5eiaen, mos III
nildmirtbiduftliden 9eslrfen ourd)
Sic SerbeiIerung bes gebaltellell
&iebes unlo burh bic Nnipen0un9 bel
icrer NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Metbooen
crreiht meroen fam.
Ha6 elner MittbeiIung, sic ttll-
IGngIt Scrr 8. 9. Golporos bon Il-
qono, Soma, Dor Dem Soma Cattle
GorgreB" mafte, be5oblt Die Algona
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES brei Gents
ertro mir Dos Ifuno Sutterfett, oas
IN iiiBem 9ohm nbgeliefert miro. sc.
ilnle llnteyiud)utgen hnben MN cr-
ecben, ooB 90 Ero3ent oes III iulIcm
s9ulton0e obgeliefertcn Hobmes pen
Sormen fcmmen, ouf oelien %entiucOer
rcinbliitiqe ODER ood 6urd &rert5ltng
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-02-18

mirtbihaftIidle 9SerDen0und 0criel.
ben meilt unulglid). "a nan u0cr
Der 6armer, meldcr SIcc ooCr &ll.
6erne baltt, trosoem nld't al DER
staltuug ocrbei fam, cupric1lt -
lid, oaB er Den &ultlteiu iUenn CT
Inn in ser Habe bat, lelbit mubli.
is 9ibt Iett ioldle A|altuulhIen 5u
eInem Ereiie I'M @auocl, 0aB allal
Ger TarIIer, meldler ben gemahlcnc!i
&aIfitcin ans ben genduulpn Grim.
DEN nldlt gebrouASfertlg fnuicn
fam, es iid) mobl crlultben bari,
cine berortige aoltmilble 81 falfcn
uno nun Den gemdblcncn &altitcin
fir oisgiebige Serwenorng ieIbIt
ber3ultelien. grideillt ctnem elm.
5eInen 6arrner ole MuSgnbe iilr rle
Anihoffung elmer 0oltuulble 5u
bod. 10 lolte er itd) NIT mebrereu
9tn6boru SuiommenidlicBen an0 &c.
uOIienid)aftlid iouten lie Damn eirlct
oerortigen Ipparot fllr oie gcltein,
fame 9enueiing faufen.
Bel Der ~Inidoffung elmer ioIdeh
GoIfmiibIe lit mobl ocrnIf 81 adtei,.
ooB man elnen Apporat betnmnlt, Der
Den anltitein aud mirfIid) lem geluua
flr 0ilnger5mefe %5erTlahlt. Ger &c.
mobnlid)e aoIflteinhrcdcr. mle man
i'm 3. .. gum 3erfleiuern oes iilr
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Qebraudlt, pernlag fellien feinen
GiinqerfaIfltein ber5uiteilen. Mir
miiilcn pieInlcbr cine Muidine ba.
ben, Die Den Sclfitein 5ultodlit SER
bridt, Damn mnblt ullo oarnad rid.
zig puluerlirt.
Mtonde ~Grperten" bcfiirmorten,
Oeu fir 3~iinge5mcde beltlmmten
aolfitein 10 fein 81 %5ermoblen, OoB
CT nod ourd elm Sieb bi%uourdpdi.
itrt, oos $500 his 10000 Moi6en
nlf Dem Guoorat5ou hat. 9tn6 bem
qroben Sodneritdnoigen Or. Sop.
fins lit oieie 4nnobmc ober ourcp-
aus nidt beredltiet. Sppflns ingt
in oieier &iniidlt - unO ons fam
oils moBeebenb qelten - ioIgenbeS:
.%os mir bisber iibcr Die or.
niinihte uno on5uitrcbenoe 6einheit
beim ;3ermabIen bcs aaltiteines fir
Siinee3lpefe onseeiunoen boben. be-
red,tiat ilils 5u Der @nnubnie, Dab DER
9oIfitein niht feiner %5ermobIen
ireroen broudlt, OILS 10 fein, boB er
nod bcarem ourh elm Sieb nit 100
Wtolhen oui ben Guaorot5ol biu-
ourhpoiiirt. Gr ioIte nbcr oltf) ME
uols 10 erob iein. ooB er nidlt mebr
ourd) rim Sieb nit 16 Moihen ouf
sem Suoorotaon hinOurdlpoliirt.
5elbitberitdno.lf 1T Damn nod, bic.
les fcinercs Bacterial I'M genlaGlel,en
6 alfitctn. mcIhes INNER beim Yru'
5eH bes Wablens lid biloet."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-02-18
Cute Kiibe uno gutter Rabm.

Damn oltrd) oen IN bielen We5irfcn
niht gerineen @ettbcmerb Der Yri-
Observation-Disclosures i'll ibrer
ipeitercn Griiten5 ernitlid beOrobt
merocn milrber. 0as mag MN ia IT.
perein5eIten Sdnen 5utrefien; III
DER Nteprbeit Der 61ue aber lit eS
gtongel an Mutb unh elergiid)eni
2luftreter, mern Die 9~etriebsleiter
Die 2ieferung b%eiieren 8obmes bon
ihren &ul1hen nno Den 8cnoiien Der
.Gtplferei nid)t einfah NIT braitilden
Weitteln er5minget. SIN allen oieien
sSGllen fam oen 9etriebsleitern Der
WoIfcreicn Der grobe unb idipere
Gormuri nidt eriport meroenL bob lie
niht mad &rofteu fir bns @obl ocs
lInternebntens ~eeorbcitet boben, iilr
oeiien quite 8ei6GftSleitllng iie be-
Iiellt muroen.
Scocr Observation-Disclosures io0.
tc nit olcm Nohorud oarouf bin.
or6eiten, boB in icinem &e5irte bel.
ieres, reinbliitieere3, leiItun9siobl.
ocres Mild)pieb ouf ben 6ormen &C.
bolten miro. Gr lcgt oan1it Den
Grrno iilr cine oalenleine @erbei.
icrung Ser Observation-Disclosures
9SerbdItniiie olif oieicn 6ormen.
9obei lit INNER 81 beohten, DAP
cine @erbeIierung Der. milhpirtb.
id,oitlidcn @erboltniiie i'm ge5irfe
I'M 70 ihneller crreift miro, le
eneraiider Die Gropogonoo nit ie.
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miro. @os bonn erreidt perOen
fam, SOS 5eigt beltlid oos &or.
oebcn Der 8eonlten Der mliIdlpirtb,
idoitliden abtbeilun9 oes 9lnoeS.
nderboltomtes in Alqona, Sopd,
uflo oos, pos tic bort erreid)t bobet.
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Die Quspabl, drifting uno berridtuns oes
Saatoutes beim 6etreioe.

&ermeibung ser &alopIlon5en. sic
Ihonlten Iebren lulo Die it0niten
Sorner aus5llmabIcn uno m1s3u.
lcien. Sic idoniten 9orner liecu
in Den i6oniten Aebren. uno Die
id]oniten aebren Itebel oui oen id)on,
item Solmen. Sd,0n it bier 10 uicI
lpie leiiuungsfobig, luno i'll @c5ug
auf Die Selitungsfabiqfeit itno INSIDE.
lonoere fol9ehbe 0rei Suite 81 mer,
fen:
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te. uno Die 9orner aus groben Neb,
rem beitgen cine 9roBere Eroouf.
tionsfroft ols gIei6 oroBe aorner
aus fleinen Iebren.
z. @ernorragenoe 0eletm1Biqfeit
III Der @lteoerun9 oeS @almes gebt
Nano IN 9ano NIT berborroeeloer
SeiituneSfabiefeit im &ornerertraoe.
3. @leifmaBig gcglicoerte Saline
er5lelen nit Dem Qerlnelten Muf.
muil0 on Varmnterinl Die groBte 9Si.
heritunosfGbigteit gegen Oas 2agern.
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9dnolern eetaufte Saatglt. lolte
iprgf1ltig Dor Der IuSiaat auf icilte
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Die iid)ere &elmi1bigteit bel idiltt.
booenobnlider Iuibepobrung oolt.
err beinl 9toegen nur 1 Sobr, unO
bel @8ei6en, 8erite. @ofcr mo @tniS
oIh bodltens nur = Sabre. Gs lit
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men Somen ais Saotnut 81 perlpen'
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beitcbt, lit cine Gorrnbnte Der &eim.
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men ongefeudltcten 6lanellInppcL Den
mon in scr 9nid)c bel lid troqen
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lunrmein @oiicr rcpeitlt. Die So
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men 3ultoloe bolt it'd Der Somcn am
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nit Tolblllttbieren hereits 1tarf Der.
h%eiierte Wttlffiihe geboIten meroen:
oage9en fommen hoQe SO Tro6ent
bes in laurent 3%ltitonoe obgeIieferten
Habnes bon 5armcn, auf oenen aanS
gepobnlide 2onofHbe, ipgenoluite
Scrubs" Sen Stall hcpolfern.
@er 9utes, idones urto leiltunas-
Iobiges WiI6pieb balt, Der paBt lei
ncnSbieren gon5 Don ielbit ihon iorg-
foltlger alf u1o pfleet lie beiler. Gr
bot aud etne groBele 5reuoe an ici.
men Sbieren, neil tie 10 9erporragen.
hes leiiten uno einen 10 idonen Hro.
fit bringen. Sbr in Der Nunlit1t
bclieres unb onrum gu einem b0beren
Ercilc beredltieteS Hroouft bringt
ibm oen boberen @emifn, oas meiB
er iebr mobl, uno oarum Iegt oltd CT
ielbIt o1es ooraiif an. Elm Nroouft
bon moglihIt einpanofreier Suoli.
tdt bon ieinen Suantitdtstbieren at
hetontmen. 9ieie @rfabrung itlo
0eobndtung fam ma iibrigenS
ii6erol in mildymirtbidaftliheu Be
5irfen MAIDEN.
Gs lit freilid idon iebr pieI gere.
Oct uno gepreoigt morocn, ooB oie
Ntit9Iieoer elmer Molferei belieren
Hobmt abliefern ioaten; obcr bisber
lit proftildl I'M Angemeinen nur crit
icbr penig geide1en. INN oicie Sie-
icruna zines beileren Habmes berbei.
5%ufiibren. Sn pieIen 6Gaen iogel,
lid Die 9%ctricbslelter scr MoItercien
Dob ibnen, merm lie MIR guten
Mobm %ollnebmen un0 often nid]t Elm.
monofreien f%ur5erbauo ablneilen mol-
len, finnn5ieae Serlulte un6 @in6u-
zen in arsiiht iteben, un6 oob lie