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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1916-11-10
Lectures Students on Health.

DR.. Walter s.. Leathers, dean Of the
medical department of the University
OF Mississippi, recently delivered an in
structive lecture before the student
body. The subject of his discourse was
Health and It's Relation to University
Life" He gave the students hygienic
instruction as to personal habits, say
ing that a large majority of tubercular
patients contract the germ in early
life and are stricken later on account
of careless personal habits.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1916-11-10
PROGRESSIVE REELECTED.
w. P. Martin Has Lead In Louisiana
Congressional Race.

New Orleans, alphabetically COM
rlete returns from the Third Louisiana
district gave Representative Whit P.
Martin, Progressive, a majority of 142
votes owe Wade 0. Martin, Democrat,
for Congress.
Meager returns from over Louisiana
on IS constitutional amendments indi-
Gated Is had been adopted. Two were
in doubt and one, which would permit
women to serve on state boards, was
overwhelmingly defeated. The doubt
full amendments we're creating a state
board of affairs and floating a $4,000
900 bond issue to fund New Orleans
city Indebtedness.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1916-11-10
Saved BY His Pants.

Biloxi, Miss.-John Storz. an EN-
ploye of the gas company, fell from a
s~caffolding while employed on the coal
gas plant of the company in the east
ern part of the city, and escaped what
would probably have been death or Sc
rious injuries by reason of the fact
that his trousers caught on some nails
in a ladder which was underneath.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1916-11-10
Protests Numerous.

The three members OF the board OF
state tax equalization are sitting in
almost continuous session these days
in order to hear the complaints and
protests of delegations from different
parts Of the state against their stand
for a more uniform standard of valua.
tons of personal property. Members
of boards of supervisors, bank direct
ors and stockholders and private indi-
viduals are appearing almost daily.
Such protests have been made from
Lauderdale, Kemper, Noxubee, Wash.
ington and other counties, and at
times the stuffy little room which is
headquarters for the board is decided
ly crowded.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1916-11-10
PeriIous Game.

Don't you play bridge whist ut
Crimson Gulch?"
mot any more" replied Broncho
Bob. ut upsets all the rules. When
you lose Mt poker, you can keep your
troubles to yourself and not talk about
the hand. But when II of us loses Mt
bridge whist he doesn't know what
minute his partner is goln' to draw
n gun an rely on Il verdict of justiiable
homicide"
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1916-11-10
REPUBLICANS WIN IN PENNA
Republicans Win Congressional Toeas
in Pennsylvania.

Pittsburg.-The Republicans piled
up heavy majorities for congressman
at large in the general election.
The following Republicans are de-
clared winners by safe margins: Thos.
S. C. Rago, at large; Malone NJ. Gar
land, at large; Jos. Mclaughlin, at
large; John R. X. Scott, at large; w.
S. Ware, first; Geo. S. Graham, Sec
ond; j. Hampton Moore, third; Geo.
w. Edmonds, fourth; Thos. S. Butler,
seventh; w. w. Griest, ninth; w. w
Griest, thirteenth.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1916-11-10
County Board Clashes With BlIbo.

Members Of the Lauderdale county
board of supervisors state that they do
not propose to pay for the audit of the
county books from 1900 to 1908, order
ed by Governor Bilbo, declaring that
they have received legal advice that
the governor had no right to order a
second audit of the county books on
a petition on which he had ordered o
previous audit from 1908 to 1916.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1916-11-10
BEECKMAN WINNER IN R. /.
r. Livingston Beeckman Retains Gov
ernorship of Rhode Island-In-
creased Plurality Admitted.

Providence, R. 1.-The entire Re-
publican ticket was a big winner in
the general elections.
Gov. r. Livingston Beckman de-
feated Addison p. Monroe by a ire
mendous plurality, carrying practical
ly every precinct in the state. The
campaign was made throughout the
state on the record Of the incumbents,
and the decisive victory is a splendid
Endorsement of the governor and his
present policies.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1916-11-10
Mississippi Women's Clubs.

Greenwood, Miss.-Every arrange.
ment. is being made to entertain the
Mississippi Federation Of Women'a
Clubs here for three days, beginning
Nov. IA. The eighth district fedora.
ton clubs are entertaining the state
organization with the Greenwood Wo-
mems Club as host. Mrs. Walker
Wood, of Winona, is president Of the
eighth district federation.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1916-11-10
Prison Census Shows Loss.

Mrs. o. M. S~pickard, assistant secre.
tary and registrar Of the state peniten-
tiary board, has completed the tabula-
ton Of statistics Of the inmates. These
figures show reduction in population
caused by a slump in new arrivals and
increase in the clearances. The sum
mary shows that the total number on
hand vas 1899, compared with LAPS
at the end of September.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1916-11-10
Four Cars Cooperative Hogs.

Yazoo City, Mlss.-Four cars OF CO.
operatively shipped hogs will leave
Yazoo county this week. One car will
be shipped from Bentonia on Novem-
Der s. This car will be made up by
the farmers Of Bentonia and the ad-
joining neighborhood. On Saturday,
November II, the last of the three big
trade days to be held in .Yazoo City,
the other three cars of cooperative
cars will be shipped.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1916-11-10
$4,000 IN NORTH CAROLINA.
All State Officers Were Elected BY
the Democrats.

Raleigh, N. C.-The Democrats car.
ried North Carolina for President
Wilson by a majority of approximate
ly $4,000, made a clean sweep of all
state offices and succeeded in defeat.
ing Representative James ]. Britt, in
the Tenth district, the only Republican
member OF the congressional delega,
ton from this state.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1916-11-10
HIRAM JOHNSON WINS TOGA
Governor johnson Elected to United
States Senate by Big Plurality
State Goes Republican.

Sacramento, Cal.-Late reports indi-
cate that Hiram U. Johnson, governor
OF California, is elected to the United
States Senate by an overwhelming
plurality, defeating his Democratic
opponent by about zoe, 900. Both sides
are claiming the state for President.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1916-11-10
SATISFIED.
National Manager Says Over Million
Votes Polled.

Chicago.-Carl D. Thompson, ma.
tional manager of the Socialist party,
says:
"In 1912 the Socialist party polled
900,0 900 votes. This election the re.
turns show we have polled about 1900.
600. While this gain of the total vote
cast by u party is not as great as we
had hoped for, we are satisfied with
the general result.
"We believe we have elected about
35 members Of the legislature in u
stats.
Eve expected to elect seven or eight
congressman, but apparently we have
elected none"
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1916-11-10
County teachers Oruanize.

Toccopola, Miss. - The Pontotoc
County Teachers Association has been
recognized for the year by the cleo.
ton OF Prof. Walter Henderson, presi.
dent; Prof. Albert Sewell, vice presi.
dent, and Miss Lany Holland, secre.
tary.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1916-11-10

Chairman of the State Highway
Commission J.. NJ. McBeath, secretary
Of the Jackson Military Highway AS.
ISOLATION, states that he is expecting
to hear from the pathfinding commit.
tee early in November. Mr.. McBeath
is confident that the report of the com.
mittee will favor the Mississippi route
for the highway.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1916-11-10
Mississippi Guards poina Well.

The Mississippi tooops at Camp
Wilson, Texas, are doing big things,
according to a recent letter from a sol
der by to friends back home. He
says that the soldiers are learning
more and more each day and is keep.
ing up its good reputation.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1916-11-10
MICHIGAN BOOSTS HUGHES.
Late Returns Show Increased Republi
can Plurality.

Detroit, Mich.-Late returns increas-
ed the plurality of Charles E. Hughes
over President Wilson in Michigan.
Reports from two-thirds OF the voting
precincts of the state gave Hughes
2OS. 4S0 and Wilson 1S1,017.
Tht congressional contest in the Sec.
end District between Representative
Beakes, Democrat, and Mark R. Bacon
was extremely close and both candi.
dates were claiming victory.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1916-11-10
HUGHES WINS IN MICHIGAN.
Incomplete Returns Give Him Major.
ity of 10000.

Detroit.-Five hundred and nine pre-.
cincts of Michigan. embracing GO Of
the SO counties, give Wilson 63,163,
Hughes 75,045.
The amendment for statewide pro-
hibition has q majority of more than
10000. The amendment providing for
home rule, which the anti-prohibition
forces supported, is apparently beaten.
Albert E. Sleeper, Republican candi-
date for governor, Increased mis- lead
to 1900. Election of the remainder of
the Republican state ticket was con-
coded.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1916-11-10

The football team of the regiment
met and defeated a team from the Sew.
enth Illinois regiment by a score of 10
to Z. Not content with this victory,
the Mississippi team defeated the
District of Columbia regiment team.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1916-11-10
FLORIDA GOES DEMOCRATIC.
Republicans Do Not Have a Look-ln
In Florida,

Jacksonville, Fla.-Florida rolled up
O plurality for President Wilson in the
general election that far excelled any
previous election.
The contest between Knott, Demo
craft, and Cats, Independent Prohibi.
ton, for governor, was fairly close, al
though the Democrat was in no dan
ger of defeat at any time during the
ballot counting.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1916-11-10

Meridisan, Miss.-The city council
has adopted the annual tax levy for
the city, 16 mills, and made a new
distribution, especially in school mat
tiers, under the new laws Of 1916
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1916-11-10
A. & M. College Medals.

To stimulate an interest in debating,
and as a means Of encouragement
along these lines, many medals will be
given this year. Heretofore, these
contests have been looked upon sum-
marily for seniors and juniors, but this
is entirely erroneous. There are cog
tests restricted to seniors and juniors.
but almost an equal number restricted
to %sophomores and freshmen.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1916-11-10
Safe.

Black want to put my money into
something safe!
Whlte-Try II %lreproof vault
Lamb.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1916-11-10
STOP THAT HACKING COUGH.

Mansfield formerly Hungarian)
Cough Balsam heals the inflamed and
lacerated membranes and quiets the
tickling nerves that lie underneath the
infected portions. Invaluable for ba-
bies. Price 25c and 50c.-Adv.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1916-11-10

Wright's indian Vegetable Pills have stood
the test OF time. Test them yourself now. Send
for sample to 372 Pearl street, n. Y.-Adv.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1916-11-10

Efficiency is the ability to do work
well and with dispatch.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1916-11-10

Energy is the ability to do work.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1916-11-10

The United States has CG,00o post
offices.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-08


fecti ge66rt, ipiFenftaFtIid uls Aste-
roma be3eidnet. beFen M~ncelseFledt
trabIig 1T. aud bier finb Bel Der Be-
tdmpfunq bic bsfaleneu Gl1tter db3us
iduei6n unb 3u bsrbrennen. Die St6de
f4neibet man trdftig 3uriid unb fprist Ie
nit elmer 3peipro5entigen Sdpefelfas
%liumbriibe. Den Boben grdbt man Inn
unb btbedf i'm nit bsrrottetem MiIt. Der
8oben fel6ft 1T INNER loder 81 hdlten.
Cine dnbere arantbett lit bic Sdtpdr3z
flsdentrdntbeit. Bon ibr beTalene ROIen
trei6en i'm 8riibiabr fpGrlid, befommen
piDbli1 fdipar3e 5fedsn unb bic Sriebe
fterben teilipeiie db. au6 bier lit Elm
PiI3 bic llrfdde, Der dIs C~oniothyrium
wensdcrffiae betannt 1T. Die arSnt.
hit befdlt ~beIonbers itarttriebigt Sorten,
bic ettpas felidt ite6en. Der 8oben fol
bier trodsner 9elegt unb often gebalten
perOen unb lit tpsniser gu biingen. ale
~bcfaaenen 3peige muFen big duF ben
lebter r%ot6raunen Sled abgsidnittsn unb
Derniftet tpsrben. Die peitere 8ebdnbz
lung burd Sprtben III bic sleide pie
fdm aoisurof.
5igur II 5eigt uns bic inttreTanten
Qrbeitn Der RofengeIpinItpeipe, bic lire
tridterFormigsn 9lattgebiIbe Ipiralfrmia
3uIammenbrebt. Sn ibnen lebt bic 2arDe.
9as Sier 1T peniger fdGblia ais in
tereffant. Gigur u Fiibrt bic Sdtigteit
Der t~leinften RoienblatttpeIpe Ten-
tI&edo pusilIa) Dor. 9ds Deib&sn
bieIer 8efpe legt lire Gier an ben RGne
bern Der RoienbIatter al uub oieIe rolIen
fid banad bon ieber Settle mad Der Wlit=
telrippe 81 Elm. Sn Der S0blung lebt bic
sarbe bon Der gtdttiubfan8. Solae
8Gdtter finb ub3upfliiden unb gu oerbrena
men.
Die 2drben Der geIben aoTenbldtttpefpe
unS tire @eripdnbtsn (Tenthredo) leben
bon benz 8lattariin Der Roien6ldtter,
laFen ober bas 8ldtigerippe gum Sell
iteben Gigir 49,. Dan iuht bic griiuen
2arben db, Dber, mo iih biele finben, ba
fpribt ma nit elmer a6Iung BON / lln3e
SdpefsItdlinm, 214 ltn3e 5eiFe ulf u
Quart MdiIer.
Gin dnberer Roienblnttfrednb 1T bic
9dpe3ierbisne (Megachile) Gi9ur la,
bic rlnbe aeben aug BEN Rofenbldtte
T6neibet Btgur 15). aber tailm 81 Be-
tdmpftn 1T. and fonIt ieiueu nennenss
tperten 5ddben onri9tet.
Bum GdluHe molten mir nod ber Hos
TenIdiLblauB Diaspis rosae) (6feur 16)
~qebenten, bic iif nit einem Dahsiiberz
suge be5iebt. Sic bstdmpft maj ME ans
btre SailOlduie, am beiten nit Gligen
SpriBmitteln.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-08
Die aitr6erl6rad1t.

qlfo ainbsr. nun esbt NAL d6i, -
9tuie Iisftrn mir cine GnlaGtl - Die
0orfsr unb Stdots Iinb ale trbdui,
Bon otr 01be gar srimmie bic GtfHng
iddlt. - Stahelbr1bie - aus Gtrippen
gsbogsn - Stnb um bic Sdibenqrdben
ee8osen. limb bic SdiDsrttr, 70 blant
unO fem, - @Idu5sn gar belle i'm Sons
nenldeinl - aanonen iieben in elmer
Rsib, - Die bidt 9ertd III aud babel
limb erbientuseln babt ibr esnne. -
BORT in Der 6alt, btreit gum Glug, -
Start IS bon 9dubsn unb 3eppslinen.
Sn Der Daferipauns i6ipimmsn bic
Mtusn. - uHb erobs S9iffe NIT iia6s
liqsm Sinu - S6aueR t%roBigsbrobenb
nod Gnalanb BIN. - llnb BON SOIbateH
wel.@ buntes 9sipimmel! - 60 Elm rihs
tigts, tO[ts ariegsgstiimmel! - Gur bic
5erren @enerdle iinb nod nidt srndnnt.
~ Doa eeb' ib su6 bisIe Tofort 6ttannt.
Oh, 9erbert, nit beiner inmubiecn
RaIe, - G9ere bid 81 Der R~uilenbldIe!
aurt. Der gefrdbiee RimmerIatt. =
Seinsn plab BEL ben Gneldnbern bat, -
limb Grit nit ben c%lssduten Sofn - Grs
neuH' i'd '5um Seloherrn Der 6ran3oIsn.
- 9u abr, 8arl, nit ben lintsn 4ugen
Wdgft mir nur rsdt 3un 9sutf9en
taugen! - Der eroBe 9inbenburg fouf
bu TstH. - nun I6Iase ober aud. tiidtis
Srsinl - Sui = nun legeu Iie-d6sr los!
Dts III bds carmen unb S9reisn aroB.
4fiit 49, pie bic &uselR pfeiFsn
un6 5ummen - ltnb ME bumpf bic gros
BEN &aHonen Drummer. - Die orrnen
96rfdsn! Die bsl Ie bremen, - limb
ME bic MenIasn 70 dngitli9 rennen,
Wsnn aus ben 9alben nit lautem Small
len = Die b0Ien Bomber beruieberIuqeu.
= BORT llirrt Ihon Elm 5eniter bort
fprinst cine Sir limb Elm rotss
5idmmfen, bas 5iingslt berfiir. = Der
2irdturm nsiet iid = Sbadt! Gr fdnt!
Bie f6ril oas ae~rTprungene @lods
den gtlt. - Da plOBlid - fiebe = in
raienbem Qduf Siiir3en bic 6eln6e
ben Berg biuauf, - @iele taufenbe in
LANCER Reib! = limb nit grdbli9sn
&fge6rei ~ @erfen Ie auf ben Seq
per Ii9. - 9oa Der 9eutI9e fiir6tst fia
ni9t! = GOD 8eutialanO@. 70 Hinat
cs 6sI in bic Runb' = limb inu65enO
tilt Is bon Munb au Munb: - Sod
6urrd!@ 9aionetts asfdlt!
- 90 ite6en DIR ge9sn bic gauge Weltl
= Sin pitbenbsr aampf! Miann gegtn
Mdnn! - Stolj tpeben bic 6abneu 70
bod poran. 8obl Iintt manf' 8raper,
bod unpsr5ngt, - SIMMER dufs neue tpirO
q getpagt - limb ehe Die 5ome i'm Wes
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-08
Sans. tSof nnO @arfe1r.

fpeibsn G~1bengetpsbe eingeIentt ftnb, bier
alien DittsrungssinfliiHeu piberiteben
unb i'm 5riibia4r bic 4lase Ron neuem
I9dfftn.
Der ardni6eit bes Meltau6eFanes
ItebeH mir niat mnhtlos gsgsuiiber unO
BEL rsdt5eitigem eingreifen nirb ber
gil3i6dbiguHg fehr Itnrter abbru6 getdn.
Sn eriIer 2inie bstdmpft man ihn nit ges
mublsusm S9tpsfel, Der am friibsn Mprs
gen 1uf bic betduten 8ldtter gsitGubt
nirb. SdneFef pirtt aber MIR Bel mars
mem Detter, niht bti tiihlem. benn BET
Iestersm entitsbt tsins fhneFelias Sdure,
bic ben pil5 aleiR perniftet. SIN lebtes
rem GdIe iritt an Stelle bss S1ipefefs
S6peFsltsber 3ur 8etdmpfung, bic iiber
bic Rplen gsIpribt pirb. Die MiIduus
1T fol9enbs: SO lln3e 64psfeltulium,
212 llnJe S4mierfeife, 10 Quart Bafer.
au9 nit Der b%etdnnten MdI9eitdrte
fam man ben pil3 betdmpFen. Sic ipirb
mad BEN @arma9sn nit 10 bel @afer
b%erbiinHt, baB Ite feidtfIaIFg unb penig
ilebrig lit. go pirb ffe nit feiuer GpriBe
gleihmdBig bertsiIt uno bilbet bdnn einen
binnen, glaiissu lIeber5ug duf bic aoieus
blGtter. fpoburn Der ptl3 bon Der Cuff
abgef6loFen ipirp. Den Gofenbldtlern
Iddbst Der lleber3ug nt9ts. Weiter mag
nod dls SpriBmittel i4pefelfaurer Ralt
~angegeDen perbeu, unb omar vs. Quart
Adlf duf 10 Quart Ndffer.
Die Gignr 8 3tigt bic RoftnbiirItens
6ornipsipe unb 5fpar bic 2arbe (Holys
toma rosae) unb a bic obgelegten Gier
Der @eIpe. Die garDsn entmideln einen
Itbr geInnbtn Qppstit unb MAIDEN in turs
ser 3eit cine R~oIsntnpIpe bIattleer, 800
ii1 bic 2arnsn fiHben, treten 5risbe duf
bic itb trimmer unb Die an ber 9riims
mnngsfIdhe Tdpdr3 Dbsr f4fpurafledig
ino. Die 8eTpen treten i'm Uldi unb
i'm 4uguIt anf. Die @eib6en leger ibre
Gier an 9riebTpiben, nobel Iie lei6t abb
ssiabt unb set6tst tperosn t0nnen. Gonft
mub man ale R~ofeutriebe. bic fih trims
men unb an Der 9ieguHg f4pdrS perbsn,
dblhnetben unb bsrni1tsn. Ginb troy
BEN oorotu ~porbdnben, 70 fdiiitslt man
he in einsn u~ntergehaltsnen GufaeIpanns
ten Smirm nnb bsrnidtst lie. Mnd Elm
Spribm NIT elmer 20iuRg BON $40 lln3t
Standardization, "A lln8e Shmierieife
nuf Elm audrt Mailer bilft.
Mud cine gauge 2fn5dbl Bidfsr, alio
aleinf6metterlinge, Iinb GoIenfeinbe, BON
benen am hdufigItsn Der gartenroIeupid
let Tortrix forskaleana), Gigur 5, III.
Sic fnb bort dn5utrefFsn, no einiee Bldts
ter Interchangeable unb 3ufammsHgetlsbt
Fnb, ober no Iih bic 3risbTpike bersebli4
bemiibt, aus eiusm acknowledgement
glattbiihel herbor3ubrehen. Merben
biefe glatttr borFdtig gel0it 10 ldBt fid
aus linen cine gelbgriiHe Ruupe en- eiHem
SpinnTabsn berdb. Die Raupsn Fnb 81
totem. 2ls gorbeusungsmittel tommt i'm
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-08

| 5ri6iabr aud Elm Sprtsen init obtpro.
! 3tntigem Rdrbolineuht ober nit Sdfpea
Telfaltbriibe in 5rags mas gleif3eitig
aud segsn RoIt unb Meltau gut 1T.
5n gigar 6 febtn mir an einem aoiens
3peig bic RoIeni6dbe (Tinea gryphipi-
nella), cine Misunderstanding Raupe,
bic ais feline, f9mals Sddden a%uftritt,
mln6mdl aud an Der Blattnnterieite
bdngt. lleber Bintsr le6sn bic Rduphen
am JuBe beg Gtainnles, i'm Gribling
tletisrn lie bod unb MAIDEN bic Rofsnz
bldtter btdunFledig. Mat perni9tet bic
Raupen i'm 9erbit potr Seitig int 8riibs
idbr burd Itarten RidIdnitt. Den
| Stamm biiritet ma i'm 6erbits Big auf
ben 9obsn berunter ab, beitreidt ihH NIT
Standardization unb mu9t aud bic Groe
Inn ben 6tdmm frei, nm tief in ben 8os
ben at tpmmen. Den 8oben bsitreut man
NIT adIt unb grdbt i'm nm.
Qu9 9Iumenfdfer (Cetonia) Wigur
p Itelsn fid ouf ben Roien Elm, bic an
ben 8lumenbldttern f~refien. ionIt nber
leinen nennensnerten S9dbsn anridten.
Die fd6nen, griingoIbigsn Siere fIiegsn
beionbers in Der Mittags3eit i'm Sonnens
I4ein.
5ehr f6dblih pirtt pieosr Der Roiens
roIt. Gr 3eigt feline anpsienbeit f4on i'm
Griihidbr, no bic 8latter auf ibrer uns
t~erIeite bann %rotbroune, rnnbe Gleden
(8iaur 81 3eiserl, bic bur6 bds gan3e
Blatt binbur9leudteu. SIN 5erbIie tritt
er aud am Stamm unb ben 3peigen als
tIetne, rote SGufden Gigur 81 uuf. SIN
Btiibling fInb duf ben 8fdttern bic roits
rptsn gunfte nur nin5ig, aber fOrts
bdusrnb permtbrt fia ber qiIJ, beHsn
Same Phragmidium subcorticium 1T,
Defenders BEL naIem Better unb es fol-
gen bdnn ben roftroten u~rebopolftsrn bic
f6pdr3m 9eIe~utpIporsn. @ds mbcel bes
pil3es iiberipiptert in Der Rinbe unb BEN
Stamm Der RofeR, ipesbdlb nas Ginfams
nleIn pSer @bI9nsibsn Der ertrdnttsn
geilt nlr cine babe 8efdmpfun9smdbs
ndbme 1T. am meitsn iperbsn bic Res
montdntrpfen befdaen nHb lie iibertrdgen
barn bic ardntbeit Ieidt dnf bic dnbtren
RoTen. Gin 5pro3entiger Ghpefeltaliums
dnftyid ooer Elm folder NIT einer 5 BIS
Sproseutigen Gdnefenalfbriibs Der &ofen
i'm SerbFe, nm bic iiberninttrnben Spps
rem az petni6ten, meter bds esniHens
hdfte GinTdmmsln unb 8ernidten dllen
ertrantten 2dubes iinb DirtIdme Betdms
pFlngsmittel. aud regelmdBiges Itartes
3uriidfhnetben, unteritiibt burd trGftige
8iinguna unb 8tndFsrung, biIft aur
8etdmpfun1, bn burd bas bdrauf fols
genbe WamBtum unb bic @ilenng neuer
glGtttr Elm fdnbiger StofFpsfIel berbors
aerufeu pirb unb Der Rolt neniger iuuqe
5riebe unb 8ldtter 6sfGllt als alte. Der
angeaebene 6er6itdnitrid ipllte aud
mogtidf i'm Griibiabr nOamals ipisbers
bolt nerbeu, er BAT d6er bann 10 5eitis
su gsIas1en, 6aB bic ROfsnaussn nod
ieineR Srieb bdben.
Dds gIei4e 8orgehen ipie beim Rofsn=
RIFT mub aud beim quftreten bes 8piens
aTtsromas. Sds Ii6 burd ittrnfOrmige
f6par3e 5Ieden duT BEN RoisnIaub (Gisl
aur 10) bemertbar mu6t, in Qnfpenbung
iommtn. @ir baden % bier init einem
pilj 5u tan, Der gu ben Fungi imper-
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fen berplii6t, = pa tt ben 9eutI6m Der
Gieg erbliibt! - Dilb flieben bic auFen
Der osimat gu! = 8o6 bic mutigen
DeutIden. bic gsbtp nidt Ruh. = 9eils
3u SUB, tells auf I~tol3en, tpiebsrnOen ROIs
fen, - JolseH benz 5sinbe ie unber@
6roFen = limb bsim lauetn Shmetttrn
Der gDadt ON Rbein" 3ieben tie in
bic Jeituns Elm uRO nebuten tur3ers
banb aIes geFan9st @as linen ni6t
burd bic 5ludt %sntgangsn. - pa Ieuf3t
benn 10 man9er % Greunb pruFIdinsti,
- Dieter 9iubenburg M~aiuriHsii!!"
Der dber Ttebt auf benz aampFssfeIb
= 0as QntliB 10 Itol3 unb sfidIi9 en-
bslt - limb fdst: IRA, ainOsr, bas mar
ne S9la6t = Die bat mir bas 6er5e
marin gsma6t, - Sd Iab bod pieber
nit bel @ergniieen, = Mir IaNen uns
nitmaIs wntertriegen! - Sd meme, ftnb
iuit bier mai gu gnbss -- Damn MAIDEN
mir glsif ne flotte 8enos = unb tlopfen
ben gngldabern unb Grdn8oIsn - au4
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GraHessslb, Gdpelelsdb, @iolett nit
~graseriinen gIditern unb sbenIol6en
3ierIiuisH ausgtfiibrt. Den QbI6lub bss
gampenidifmdens, ons ouf Gin @eIsn
aus DRAFT etbrnht pirb = Is geniigt
nuf Elm Drabtranb am oberen 9lnss
ianitt =, bilost cine gOrte aus Fdrbissr
Geiosns pbsr @ylbldnur. 81s Ghirms
den fam aud in Walerei ausgtIibrt
Deroen. Man ipdblt bur9IiAtig 5uI9t
unb gei5sn bafiir, bic bas 9ift rsdt gren
burhidimmern laiien. 2tuber nuf peibsr
Obsr eelbli9sr Ssibs lam man beim
SuIdsn aud pereamsntpapier benuBen.
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6aIt bu ale bier 9eils g~sfaltet, 10 srbdItIt
bu sig. 6. 0islss @ebilbe beiibt nun bsi
a obsr b Elm God. Du muBt nun bic beis
ben Spibsn, bic nit c be3ei4net Iino, nit
Daumsn unb 3eigtfinger fsitbdltsn unb
in bas God binein blaisH. C1lidt gu bsrb9
9arauT6in tpirD Iih Der SeuTf entfuItsn,
Gig. - IRAN lam bic Wirtuug nod
trb6ben, ipenn man Elm Gsift auTmali.
8sbinsung 1T, bab man oas 5sile rsdt
i4arf unb gsnau faltet.