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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-03
AN EXCURSION IN
REALM OF HOWLERS
A Miscellany of the Ludicrously
Erroneous, Typographical, Lit
erary and Legal-The Uncon-
ciousness of Humor

THE other day were talking about typo.
i graphical errors and hadn't half finished
with that subject when we had to quit. We
didn't mention the fact that Ada Crehan be-
came Ada Rehan through a misprut a
program. and we never said word about the
AZ" of "U. S. Grant" Hiram Simpson Grant
went to West Point, and one of the things
they did there was to put his name in type
as u S. Grant" lie left it that way, it
seems, though part of the world stll suspects
that he was named originally for the United
States.
We said something about the way the types
sometimes add emphasis to the authors copy.
The added emphasis may be little too
strong. In one case it came near causing
war between Omaha and Lincoln, Conditions
were ripe for such consequence. Keen rivalry
existed between the two towns, and especially
between the Omaha wholesalers and the
wholesalers of Lincoln. The editor of the
Omaha Bee dipped his pen in vitiiolic ink
and wrote. He was given to strong language,
and this time he let himself out. He eX-
ceeded his own speed limit. He roasted the
Lincoln wholesalers to terra Gotta tint. But
1t was all done decently and in order. Mild
enough was the title he chose, "Those Lincoln
Jobbers." The compositor made it '"rhose
Lincoln Robbers"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-03
The Little Rubaiyat

/ sent my laundry through tn invisible
With foolish hopes that all would turn out we'll:
But, by and by, my shirts returned to me
Glazed, buttOness and saw-edged like a she'll
III
Laugh well at him who rules of conduct quotes
You're but speck that in the milIrace floats
Eat, drink and live as caTelessly as Pan
And pay your bills with promissory notes
III
There was the door 10 which I found no KEY;
There was veil through which / might not see
The Doctors high-tiown verbiage and fee
Both, equally, beyond my purse and me.
~
Think il faint hope still in your breast endures
How, won by gold lovers fond allures
Cook after cook, with rope around her trunk
Adopted, and forsook, my house and yours
Some grim, stone lions crouch in Trafalgar
That hear nor shouts nor horn Of motorcar
But when tn alarm clock of our girl goes off
Than hers their ears far more responsive are
vi
Oh. find for me that vanished shape once seen,
That mustache cup, with cunning shield be-
tween
The tea and tender foliage Of him
Whose bushy lip caressed It's welIglazed sheen.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-03
What Do You Know?

Queries of general interest 1cH be dnstcered
in this column. Ten questions, the dnsiCers
10 tchich ercry 1celI-inJormcd person should
kHOtr arc asked daily,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-03

The President expects to be too busy this
summer TO spend much time in the Long
Branch mansion that he rented His lease on
the Executive Mansion will run out in less
than a year, and he is wondering whether
his landlord will consent to renew it.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-03
coLoNIALs AZ THE FRONT

When one reads that British Columbia Is
sending more men to the war than any other
similar division Of the British Empire one real
izes what splendid soldiers the eolonials must
he for those are no weaklings who have sought
out the northwestern wllds to conquer them II
is said that ia one recent month 400 men came
Up ths Fraser River from points on the p
=. L-..-l
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-03

iNust OF them knucI,-turns.)
This Leo Stokowski
S q musical Ccntaur
Some say he's a blumshi,
This Leo Stokowsii
Some can't get euouGhsbi
And rave of their mentor"
This Leo Stokowski
$ a musical centre. BLl%.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-03

Next week win be schoolmen's week at the
University, when the teachers of the Com
monwealth will come TO Philadelphia to learn
how well we do things here. Perhaps they
can teach us something also.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-03
FIVE YEARS PLUS

The term of five years required for the
buildng of a navy does not include the time
which may be demanded for preliminary dis
CUSTOM washington star
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-03

An unIind critic of our military methods
suggests that in speaking of General Perish
ing's punitive expedition, the accent be placed
on the "puny."
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-03

Senator MARITIME is not to get the Democratic
nomination without fight and he will not
have Woodrow Wilson 10 help him this time.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-03
A QUERY
TO BE SOLD AT PRIVATE SALE
THAT ELEGANT THREE-STORY
Brick House

With the lot Of ground thereto belonging,
situate at the southwest corner of Chestnut
and 9Th streets. The lot consists in breadth
Chestnut street GO feet and in depth on
9th street 1Sl feet TO Sansom's Row-on
the back end of this lot there are a large
Ice House and convenient Coach House.
with stables thereto adjoining-all in COM
pleat order-for terms apply TO Joshua b.
Bond on the premises.
The only interest in this ad from The
Gazette of the United States and Daily Adver-
tlser of June "a 1901, is that it has to do with
what is now Home, S. Home" to us.
A "READER of the column" writes to us:
"A Can you use this? It's original" and
he hands us the more or less famous "vaIve.
handle wheeze." We've been watching for it.
No colyum can be said to be quite established
until that thing has arrived. So we thank
this reader of the coyum" for putting us on
the map.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-03

President Wilson's advice not to believe al
the reports from the border is Unnecessary
it would be impossible to reconcile all of them
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-03

DYSPEPSIA is a terrible thing. Every so
IL often one of our contribs gets it. Then
he takes his pen and writes:
Here's a chance for you to start a move
ment Your sporting writer's are Staging
everything-boat races, ball games prize
fghts-for the love o. Mike, get 'em 70 use
some other world
ALSO somebody is the greatest something or
other in the game today today today! to-
dayll. OF course if ne is the greatest it's
today Please slip EN- the hint to can the
today
And. further they are having audiences
nowadays where spectators used TO grow
Maybe audiences at movies, track meets bill
lard games ana seeh may Be au fait. but
doubt IT,"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-03
BEWARE THE TAX BoGEY!

Transit obstructionists are trying to con-
vince the public that the Taylor plan means
higher taxes Had, the city built Its own
traction lines in the beginning a handsome
revenue and debt would have resulted
The Taylor plan means the retention By
the people of some part of the value OF
their franchises. It will add not cent OF
permanent debt to the city, and will eyentu-
ally put money annually into the treasury.
The Twining plan, on the contrary. would
fasten n debt on the city for the benefit
of tho p. X. t.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-03

Twenty young Germantown society women
are learning how to cook as part of their
campaign for preparedness. 1t is not neces-
sary to ask for what they are preparing
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-03

When Insurance Commissioner Johnson was
asked to insure the election of Brumbaugh
delegates he decided that was not part of his
job and got out
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-03
Was william Barnes lunching alone?

a war correspondent speaks OF the "un.
equivocal emptiness" Of vast battlehelds.
good word but what does it mean? Shells?
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-03
Horace Greeley, Forest Lover

Editor Of what Do You Rnot0"-Replying TO
vour inquirer who asked about quotation con
eerning forests, l Gull the following from my
scrapboOlk The quotation is aseribed there TO
Horace Greeley: Il have a hearty love OF
forests. They proffer gentle eompanionship to the
fbouRhtfuI and rest to the Overworked feYered
brain our streams will be fuller and less capa-
cious our gales less destructive, our climate
more eauable when we shall have reclothed our
rugged slopes and rocky erests with trees
Timber grows yearly scarcer and dearer. when
II ought TO be becoming more plentiful and
cessible and would be ii We devoted % r. 8
the land which. We cultivate at q -
cultivate at all Let QuEsuiH
bs bought - =
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-03
The Anagram Contest

Ouch as they are here are the hest we have
~ to offer this morning:
SAY, DIR, STICK PAT.
Yelsew.
IDEAL TOWN MINGLE WAR.
j. j. NJ.
And the answer to Hugh Merr's in satur-
days issue:
\ soft answer turneth away wrath.
Sir-We respectfully nominate the late. but
none too lamented, month of March to he the
champion geological month. why? Well,
there's the March lion, frinstance which calls
to mind, by way of contrast, the spring lamb;
then meet the usual bull from the spring
training camps in regard to old charey.horse;
and, besides such doggone weather gets our
goat. j. H. d.
A SHARP-EYED contrib. who has been fol-
"A lowing the Ballet Russo, noticed this i'm
print in fine type on the posters and other
advertising paper of that aggregation of Won
derful Russian artists:
Berlin Photo -Engraving Co.
4 QUERY
WIN should tDe call the 1vomen "dear"
Nor speak Of men that tCdyP
Most men hare got their price. zee hear,
Yet brides are giUen dlUay.
A. CROUCH
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-03

EsHE Taylor plan is based on a most care
ful census Of riders. The amount Of travel
ery section Of the city was determined, at
Il hours Of the day, and the minimum
for each Of the proposed lines was
and eonseFyatively determined.
that would pay from the begin
oked to the lines that win not
diyldend producers, in order that
ee system might be obtained
taxpayer. Ar Taylor lhen
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-03
Anything May Happen

any lniUS MAY iidpptH
Anything may happen geographically. In
one instance Typographical antiquities" fig
ured as Typographical antiquities" Days
of the league" has appeared dogs of the
Seine" and the Lord Chancellor of England
has been referred to as the Lord chandler"
Theological Investigations of the motive
power of heat" have been made, though the
original intention was theoretical" and
we've read of doubtless interesting work
called "Mattlebran's Universal Geography"
In sociological treatise it has been stated
that man. alone and isolated, would become
Impatient and peevish," though the author
meant that said social animal in said circum-
stances would become 'impotent and perish"
A Judge, it was once asserted, examined bill
of exceptions and approved it because he
found it "unfavOrable' to the truth. Too bad
it wasn't "conformable' plaintiff testified
as to the poets" evidently ignoring the facts
in the case.
Typographical errors really promising
field for the psychologist. Some of them hap.
pen psycholOgically. Yes, there was
printer man who got drunk and spent the
night in the lookup Next day he explained
TO fellow worker that he had been "incar
cerated." "Incarcerated" he insisted. lie
wouldn't have it that he had been jailed or
dnytllQB ike ltldl. lilttlttidNeus ne VIC
tim of that emphatic tale was setting church
notices and when he came to the Church of
the Incarnation of course he made it the
Church of the Incarceration"
near-typographica error was the COM
bined product of a publishers ingenious mind
and the publc's psychological eyesight Cat.
mach from his office in Monmouth court,
flooded London with ballads songs, broad
sides and last dying speeches" Every pub
lie event he turned to the most profitable ac-
count, among other veritable gold mines be-
ing the trial of Queen Caroline the Cato street
conspiracy and the murder Of Weare by Thur
tell, the interest i'm which when the excite
ment that the murderer's execution had
caused was on the wane, he revived by issuing
a penny broadside headed I'VE are alive
again" which, being generally read "Weare
alive again." caused the sheet to sell like
wndfre. Naturally when the people found
how-even though it had been through their
own oversght-peoRle had been trapped they
were duly indignant, venting their raneor
on the broadside, which they dubbed catch.
penny." a term which ever afterwards stuck
20 the publications Of the Monmouth Court
Press. and even survives to the present day.
Following Copy
We cannot turn from the subject of typo
graphical hoWlers "llhout reminding the
reader Of a story from Chicago. In the old
days Of setting type by hand a newspaper
eompositor was standing by his case near
window some floors above the street. 1t was
windy, as usual. and sudden gust took pos
session Of his copy, the printer man following
IN pursuit He was picked up. on the pave
ment below and carried 10 the hospital The
newspaper next morning paid the highest
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-12
gafterien Der &ilf.

8utterien, Oie in Der mild burs
tommsn uno ite berGnbern, iino; 0as
Miildfdurebdtterium C9ct. Iactis
acib.), iGuert bur9 umlpunblunq oes
Mtld3uders in MtI4idure Ole Mil4
pbne @dsbiIouug. 9as ggactez
RUM coli, aus Dem aotb Der 5iere
itammero, gibt Der MiI9 ben 9taas
geIdmat pn0 ntro our9 8osbiloung
in Der Mil9 19GbIi9. - 9as .9oct.
mbcoioes4 loft MiI9 Ourd geptpnis
fierung auf unb gibt i6r einen bite
rem @eiamad. 0teIes gatterium biz
bet oft gegen 9tBen ipiberitanosfGbis
ae 5poren, 70 oaB es it9 in p%aIteuri=
f~ierter Mlil9 bur9 Spnrsn ipeiters
e%ntpidelt, no9bem bic arbern Bate
rten, 6eIOnOers bos Mil9Idurebattes
rum, abget6tet Iiuo. SIS itammt aus
lSutteritaub uno @rbe. 4ebnli9 oiez
fem OerbGIt ii4 p8act. meientericus".
= 6auIigs MliI9 entte9t bur9 ben
6dulniserrsger rProteus bulgaris".
-Rpte Mil4, piolette unb bIaue
9itIh IUerbeu ie0e bur9 etn beIonoe,
res 8attertum er5eugt, Oas IiA pteIs
fad auf benz Gutter fiuOet. = Grim
selb gefdrbt uno aufgel0lt pirb Die
Mild Oar4 etn 8otterium, Oas sus
meiit aus benz WaFer Ttammt. -
Die fdIeimige, ~fuoen3isbsnbe WiIG
beiDtrtt r8ct. locus lattis piscpF",
6rnatdtbergeru9 nerIaieOene orbtre
8atterien unb Den Grbgerud bic
Tabenbatttrie nQctiuamDtas pboris
fer; ppfeu0ompnas taratae" sr3engt
ben Riibeusei6mad. gineu ousges
iprohensn aGIegef9mad Der Mil9
beipirft r8act. linens, 6as audi bic
rOtseIbs Sdmisrs nnf RGit srseuet.
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Illl
W.

StBitaugeu na6s am @o6eu, fir Tdlfpe
res @efligeI.
gebIi6en @eriupen, errei4en Mir
oen, 5iebsn ii9 bic Siere beim Sers
untertliegen 8erleburgen bes 8ruIls
beinss gu. aud bic 6iBe fpsrben ges
Idd0tgt. 8ei ben lei9teren HoIIen
lam oagegeu bic Gutfernung Der
Stangen pom 9poen etpa Orei SUB
betragen.
Inter 8eriidiidti9ung bss ums
itonbes, baB Die 3iere i'm Dinter
IL bis 16 9tunoen unuuterbro6en
auf bic GiBitangsu angepieien iinb,
iollte i9On ieber 0sutenbe Meni9
bic n0tigen @%ortebrungen tmreffen,
I'M Den 9ii6nern Die Ra4tru9e 70 am
genebm ME moglt4 gu MAIDEN,
uno bter8u geb6rt gang bsIonOers,
Dab bic SiBgelegsnbeit bic geborige
8reite beIibt. Qeidtere Rohen t0ns
men Stdngen Don etpa spei 3oa
8reite erbaIten, bic I9arFen Ranten
iinO etpas %ab3uruhOen; ben grDbes
ren, i4pereren Rafen gibt man nm
5eitsn Orei 3oa brtite 8retter nit
abgerunDsten aanteu.
9dH3 gu bernerfen fno Oiinne,
runoe Stongen; ie er3eugen 4rampf
in ben 8einen, un0 9ertriimmunaen
Der 3eben iinb bisrauf 3uriid3ufib
rem. Die SiBitangen iinO ri9tigers
Deiie aud ale In glet6er 666e on3us
%brtngeu, benu BET benz 8sitreben Der
Siere, m0gItdit bod gu iiBsn, tpers
ben tdgIi9 Sample I'm Die oberen
5tbpldBe entIteben uub auBerbem
beIer qBen iid bic Siere gsgens
f''tI
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Mehrrri Eel hen Mmeiirn.

90 tunItrei6 uns oft aud bic ties
ridden 9auperte, Mobnitdtten unb
ReItsr eri9einen m6geu, Dert3euge
tpmmsn bel i6rer Ssrftslung taum is
in Qnfpsn6ung. Ginsr Der tpenigen
6Gne bieIsr 2rt tpurOs bon 9ofIetn
IN @eblon beoba9tet BEL Der Webers
annette, Die ibre @obnungsn nuf 8Gus
men uno Strduberu berfteQt. 8abei
miFan bic 9Idtter ais 8anoungcn
Oienen, unb ft IinO gu bieiem 3pef
nit einem i~eioenartigen @epebe qua
Iommengebeftst. pa Die 4rbetierins
men ber Qmeiien tetue Spinnbriiisu
beiiBen, t0nnsn fe 6ieie Gdoen nidt
berseItellt baden. 9agsgen itnb bic
2arpen NIT tpp6lentnidslten Spinrs
prgunen ausgeFattet. @oflein bat
nltN gefeben, tpie bic Qmeifen porges
ben, nm aipei 8Idtter aneinanber Su
befeItigsn. sic fteIen -ii9 an tinem
gldttranb auf unO Sieben nit ben
&isfsrn bag nddIte 8latt gu IiG bers
iiber. 800 Der abitanb biefiir gu sroB,
trisht cine 3fpeite Rei6e iber Die eritt
binpeg, miro bon bieIer felteebalten,
nnO p~erengert bic Glide. 8enn nDtig.
tommen peitere Reiben gu !Silfe. 90
perben 0ie SLATER chamber rudipetIe
gendbert. Damn erI4einen ouf Der ans
bern @lattieite neitsre Qrbsttsrinnsn.
iebe nit elmer 2arOe 3pif9en ibren
3isFern. Der aopf bieier 2arne miro
nun cuff eitFen gIattrnnb aufgeiett,
gum onOsrn biniibergsfibrt, unb 70
peiter9eFobren, Bis nit sinem FeItsn
gepe6e cine Bride iiber bic SpoIts
bergeItelt lit. 90 iinO, fpte Der JOrs
f9er iugt, bisfe 2nrDen 3usIei6
Gpinnroden unb Weberfdiffden. ga
bon onbern gsobd9tern Der Borgang
nit auer geIfimmtbsit befeItiet miro,
1T an Der Rfdtisteit Der Dnrffeluns
nt4t au aufifeln.
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@lildfie6er 6ei aaGen.

0as fOgsnanute MiIdfieber lit il
ben DISQUALIFICATION cine ie6r .gea
fiir6tete 4rantbeit. Die 9e3et9nung
gMil6fieber" trdgt Ole arant6eit is.
bod nit unrs6t, neil babel tein Sic.
Der borbanoen tit, im 9egenteiI II
bic S0rpertemperatir bera6gsIeb.
unO 2dbmun9seri6eimlneen Iinb oai
6auptIbmptom.
Ga9bem bsim aaI6en aLles regeI,
re6t mo gut abgegnugen lit, aud
otter fdon Elm ober 3ipet Sage. bera
gaugen Fn6, ldBt Die Sub bic 3unge ct,
mas berausbdngsn, trippeIt nit ben
Sinterbsinsn berum, i4Idgt NIT BEN
Sdpon3, briiat aud gelegsHiIi9
bIidt unrubig unb osrit5rt Inn Iit
posr gebt unrubig umber, iuenu ie
los lit; man6maI finO aud foIitartigt
@riheinungen 5ugegen, bergebli4g
9eriu9e CUR aotentlserung fperoeu
gema6t.
9ieic Grf9einungen mSgen bGufiq
ni9t btadtet fperben, ipobl aber baRn
bic beginnenoe Qdbmung, bic Ti9 3us
erIt in I9nanten0em Stan6 unb
Song bemertbar madt, pie aud in
sinem Rniden in ben 9nies uno
alauengelenten, Biz bic Sub fid
TdIisBIi9 niebsrIegt. NIT MtI9, llrin
unb Scot, 5uriidgsbaIten, ben aopf
aur Ssite seleet. gero6hnli4 Iaut qtsm
bolenb, fDie Thlafenb, ieooh bic 3uns
&c aug benz Wlaut bsrausbGngeno
unS In bielem 3uItano oerb1rrt, Bis
entipsOsr bic @eneiung eiutritt ooer
Der Sob tommt. SeItsn iin0 trampfs
bafte 3udunesn bor6anbsn, gstpSbns
lid beitebt elm gsIdbmter, unbepuBter
fhlafdbnlider 3ufonb. Qu9 DIE
GdIunbmusfeIn iinb geld6mt, 70 bnB
oas Gingeben bon flifiger 4r5nei
cine gepnete unb geFabrli6e Sade III,
sbenio 9Iaie unb MdFbarm, nn0 Elm
anfbIdBen 1T Dorbunben, jeood tein
Bieber.
lleber has mirtIime Dslen oes
MiIafisbsrs 1T Iia bic DiFsnf9aft
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eitltannen fir Sabnsr.

8ie Der MenI4 auf eiuem unbes
qusmen gtadtIager psOsr bic n0tige
Rube finoet, nod einen erquiten0eu
Sdlaf bat. 10 trifft basieIbe aud bei
benz @efIiigeI gu, tpenn es al SiBs
ftaugsn ruben muB. bic ibm Il t sas
lagen. Den iungen Sieren foa
rberbaupt por 4bIauf zines Dreimos
notigen alters feline @elageu6ett
gum auffltegen gsgeben peroen uu6
ie brdngen ii4 ndturgemdB ou9
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OfFmrr 5@rFibrbrtrf 6ts
pbiItpp 5amrrampffr.
if9s.

wsiu lisbtr Ssrr 9PeOattiou,rl
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its6en %t6nnen, bic nadteiIige GoIgen
baben.
gsi ben SibitangsR fir Ole Sii6s
Her fol- bafiir geIOrgt nerbsn, baB Is
ben noturgemdBsn QnToroerungen
eutipre9sH. SIS piros gang pertebrt
ietn, fEr i9nere RaiIen bic Stangen
bD9sr nls etpa Is 3Oq pom gObeu
au8ubringen. abgeIeben oapon, oaB
grOBsre aaFen idIedte 5Iieger iinO
uno 969er gelegene Sibgelsgenbeittn
Ie MIR inter t0rpsrli4sn gtnItrens
gungen, oft nod msbrmoIigen osrs
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BON ga6rwsrt Der 8wisb,I.
sat sHipra6 aaF ben 8ans stnes
9ampt /. 2ebeHsmittsls.

panpt : SebtnsHitttels.
Nan bat I9on maudss CUTE bon
Der 3piebel gelagt, trob0em lie bsi
bielen nift i'm .beItsn @eru9@ Itsbt
unb oaber DON ibnsn nitt in psrs
bientsm Mobe gspirbist pirb. qbsr
msiittns be5ogeu fit bic gcprisIsnsr
@or3iige Der 3nisbsI auf ibre GEE
Iunobeitlide unb bsilenbe 9soeutung,
!. 3. BEL @rtdItung uno S9lafIo,
Iigteit. gsraoe gu iesiger 3ett absr,
nit i6rer groben Seurung Der
9ebtnsmitteL iolts Der Rdbrs
inert Der 3piebel erIt re9t berporses
boben perbeu. DEM lie geb0rt nod
INNER su ben perbdItnismGbiq Bill,
gen glaturs prpouttsn, uno porauss
ii6tIi9 nirb aud isrnsr6iu ibr
qreis nidt geraOe5u unpsrIadmt
bod tlettern.
Desbalb geb0rt bic 3piebel gu ben
ptobuiteu, fpsI9s gssiguet sri4eiusn,
in Der siael ober dnOeren Sorm nit
aIs grlaBmittsl fir beOeuteno tsus
rem Speifen in sr0bersn Menssn
oeripenoet gu nerosu. 46er aud
monde 2iebbaber Der 3nie6el ieben
OisIelbs Bis isbt nur als cine siems
lid nsbenId4li9e, tpenn aud Iebr
Ia~Gbensnerte 8sigabe nnOersr Speis
len an. Sir bos per3sbrsn0e pubIis
fun i'm allgemsineu pGre es gut, Tis
gelegsntli9 aud Gls Saaptfpsis
e 3u b%sbanosln. Die mannigfo6en
@lsmeute Der 3piebeI, tpeI9e gum
Qufbm bes a0rpets bsitrugen, IoGs
ten entidiebeu ms9r sepirOigt pers
ben, ni9t nur ala Rotbelfe.
Den 8epobnern Ser Sauptz3 mies
beldnbet Spdnien unb portugal
brau9t man berglsi9en ldngit nidt
msbr gu prebissn; osun bon ibnen
miro Ole 3tpisbsl Iett uieIen @ensras
iionen als zines ber Saupts Rabs
rungsmittsl fir bic 2e6ens9altung
onsrtannt. Der Gpanier, ipelder 3u
elmer trodenen 8rottrufe 3piebsI
bat, finpet BARN gsOtegene Gpsiie
unO GrfriI4ung 3ugleid. gr genieBt
bic 3miebel nit Bret initiuftio TO-
bel, nie stipo Der GugIdnoer ben
8Gie. unb ielbit bel elmer anIpru6ss
rOleren Ma6l3eit bot er germ ole
3piebel aIa zines Der 6auptgsrtdte;
er peiB, 0aB fife oieI oa3u 6eitrdgt,
Ietne araft aufre4t gu er9alten.
3atfddlih nimmt bic 3piebei ais
Rabrungsmittel etneu ebenIo 9o6en
Rang Elm, ME bic GrbIe; uuo oas
nil i6on pieI beiBen! Dos getrods
nefe groDutt entbdlt % big 30 qros
gent 8lutin. Qnberbem TtnO ibre mis
neroIiidsn 8eItnnOteile Iebr pertpol,
nomentli6 pegsn Der orgauifden
Snl3e. pelhe ole 3eGsn, @epebe unb
feinen GaTern oes R1rpers a%ufbausn
unb aufredt erbaiten.
Inter pen neuu neientIi6en Mis
nsroIten enthalteu 3nie6eln einen
tleinen Sell Giien, l gro3ent Sal
cium, nabe8u 2 grossnt &aIi, fat
l pro3ent Pbospbpr, cine tIsine
Menge 5dpeiel unO aud Silicon.
SeIbit Der MofersG ebaIt, peI6er
etfua IS gro3snt ausma9t, lit merits
bon; er bilbet cine poltommen refine
0eItiGation Der RaIur uno lam i'm
5ausbalt oes menI6Iiden &0tpers
niibli6e arbsit IeiItsn. 8er Ii6 barr
an setpObnen fam, Die 3piebel in
ibrsm Ratur5uitanoe, ungstodt, gu
geuisBen, bat ben gr0Bten @elpiun
bon ibr. Menn iie aber geto6t nirb,
10 iolte Iie in ibtem sigenen 5afte
gebdmpft pber gebaden perben, Qllf
fol6e WeiIs betommt man Defenders
ben minsraIiiden 8ert am polTtdns
oigiten, pd6renb bag Q6Iieben, unter
Msgf9itteu oes Dafers, untsr teis
men umtdnbeu empfobIen perosn
tam.