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The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-10-05
To-daY's Markets.

Chicago Union Stock Yards, Oct f..
Hog market hit the toboggan again
today and the end is not in sight.
There was very little competition in
the trade and liberal receipts here
and at other western points gave the
packers the whip hand Trading op,
enrd SLOW at to 10 cents under the
big decline of yesterday Late mar,
ket was more active and some of the
early decline was regained.
The bulk today sold at $875994O.
against $S.99@95O yesterday; $1015G
1880 last Wednesday; s1O6591120
four weeks ago; s7.706S.S5 CORES
ponding Wednesday in 1915; $1,000
$40 in 1914; $790@S.4O in 1913; $3.50
$3.50 in 1912; and $620@6.6O in 1911.
The top paid today was $3.50; yes
terday 1915; last Wednesday $11.O0;
four weeks ago $11.5O; one year ago
$3.50; two years ago sS.45; three
years ago $3.50; four years ago 1896;
and Ave years ago 1870. "'' 80.
Demand for good cattle was strong
and the market was steady to shade
higher without much difficulty. About
half the supply consisted of western
rangers. Outlet for fat desirable
cattle is very reliable while the I'm
derfed stuff is hard to get rid Of
Sheep and lambs market had good
tone and prices were from steady to
strong though somewhat uneven. ;
The estimated receipts for tomor-
row are $4,000 hogs, 1000 cattle and
$4,000 sheep.
Receipts for today, 1880 cattle,
10000 hogs and $1,000 sheep, against
11,195 cattle, 2O,771 hogs and 1926
sheep year ago.
Armour's drove yesterday cost sS.6S
or 1922 lower than on the closing day
of August, when they were Is per
cent better in quality. Prevailing
swine quotations are $3.50 above low
time in January. Notwithstanding
a break of s1.75 from high time last
week, packers are predicting still
lower prices for hogs in the near fu-
turc.
Average price of hogs at Chicago
Tuesday was 1910, against 1854 on
Monday. 1886 Saturday, s1O.76 week
ago, $7.Ss a year ago and s7.93 two
years ago.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-10-05
TIE M.&ST.E. RAILWAY
First Annual Meeting Under the
New Organization.

The first annual meeting of the
stockholders of the Minneapolis &
ST. Louis Railway company since the
reorganization under the laws OF
Iowa was held in Des Moines yester-
day.
Ed l.. Brown of Minneapolis, presi-
dent of the road, presided over the
meeting, at which $4,000 shares of
stock were represented.
Directors for the coming year were
reelected as follows: Charles Hay
den, New York; F. II. Davis, New
York F. P. Frazier, Chicago; H. e.
Huntington, Los Angeles; John A.
Spoor, Chicago; J. S. Bache, New
York; S. B. November, Baltimore; J.
J. Slocum, New York; e. l.. Brown
(president), Minneapolis; and A. C.
Doan, New York. The last named
was elected to fill a vacancy.
The M. & st. l.. was reorganized
and incorporated under the laws of
Iowa, last June.
Income accounts of the M. & st.
L. for the year ended June 30, 1916.
showed a surplus after charge of
$7l%,635, compared with a surplus of
only $1S6,604 for the previous year.
The reorganization of the old COM
pany has been completed, and the
new corporation has outstanding
stock of $25, 1872 900, all of one class.
On this stock, earnings for the last
fiscal year were equal to OF per cent,
the years result being far ahtad of
anything the road has shown in re-
cent years.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-10-05
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

U. S. Yards, IT., Oct. 4, 9 a. m.
tHOGS-Slow and to. 10 lower
than yesterdays average; quality
fair; mixed and butchers. $S.5O99.5O;
good to choice heavy, $S.65@9,40;
rough heavy, $S45QS.6O; light $3.50
@9.45; Workers, $9.O0@9,2O; bulk
$S.70Q9.30; pigs, $6.0O@S.75.
CATTLE-Steady to shade higher;
beeves, $6,4OG11,25; cows and heif'
ers. $9.40@9,S0; stockers and feeders
$460@765; westerns, '$6.15@9.4O;n ma
tive calves, $9,25@13.OO.
SHEEP-Steady to strong at yes
terday's close; native sheep, S65.0@
'6.65; western sheep, $7.00@S.35;year
lings, $725QS.90; native lambs, 1915
@1O.10; western lambs, $7.25@10.25;
ewes, $3.65@7.6O.
Closing Prices.
HOGS-Market closing fairly act
i've and early decline mostly regained;
mixed and butchers, $S.55@9.60; good
to choice heavy, SS.7O@9.50; rough
heavy, $8.50@8.65; light, $S.65@955;
Workers, $9.O5@9.25; bulk, $3.50
$40; pigs, $6.0O@S.S5; clearance yes
terday fail.
Cattle closing strong.
Sheep closing steady. ''" |'
Official receipts yesterday Hogs
1888; cattle, $3.50; sheep, 22,3S9.
Official shipments yesterday-Hogs
1913; cattle, 1850; sheep, 1865.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-10-05
AMONG THE CHURCHES
Items Of Interest Cleaned From
Pulpit and Sanctuary.
Episcopal Church.

EPIbEUPdI NIUT CIT
A very successful and enjoyable
parish meeting was held b. the peo-
pie of St. James church at the Guild
Hall last night. The new Rector and
wife Rev. and Mrs. Arthur NJ. Lewis
met the congregation socially for the
first time and the evening was pleas
antly spent. Refreshments were ser.
we'd by the Ladies of ST James Guild.
The movement to secure a Rectory
for the church was revived and a
splendid start made. Within the
newt ten days sufficient subscriptions
will be solicited to justify the pur
chase of property
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u. s. Marine Loses Good shin

Newport News, Va, Oct. 1.-The
United States merchant marine lost
one Of It's best freighters when the
Norwegian flag was hoisted on the
steamship HonoIuIan In this port. The
ship has been bought from the Amer.
iean-IiaWgilan line BY Owe Lentoft
Bergen. Norway for about 1000 900.
The Honolulan has gross tonnage Of
The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-10-05
Big Collection Of Taxes.

Total collections in the Office OF the
county treasurer for Saturday were
S52,oS9.71. The collections for the
day made one of the largest totals
for one days work ever recorded in
the office. Rains earlier in the week
kept the people from coming in but
sunshine of Friday and Saturday
made them come in lunches.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-10-05
Popularity Of Nature.

A popularity of nature is attract
ing the attention to the lot OF james
Shimek at Tama, Iowa. where tree
OF late cherries is In bloom. In fact
ii is so much in bloom that one can
hardly see the leaves for its abund-
ance of beautiful white blossoms.
This tree of late cherries yielded one
good crop this year.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-10-05
Decline Exrected.

Chicago, Oct. 4.--The swift decline
in the hog market this week is al.
most unprecedented. though II was
not entirely unexpected. Packers
have been in belligerent mood for
some time and were ready to make a
drive on the enemy as soon as re-
ceipts justified. Packers are getting
ready for the winter packing season
and say they are not willing TO put
pork away at present high prices.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-10-05
Fourth Annual Convention.

The fourth annual convention OF the
Davis County Cdd Fellows was held
last Thursday in Drakeyille and was
perhaps the largest attended of 4,
in the history of the organization.
Drakeville Odd Fellows had made
ample preparations for the day and
performed the part Of hostess in an
manner
The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-10-05
Had interesting meeting.

The Sigourney GOSPEL Team had a
meeting at Pekin week ago Sunday
and 1t proved an exceedingly inter-
esting session. with several who re-
spondcd to the call The team was
in charge OF Captain Strain.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-10-05
Few Want the Jobs.

Positions Of judges and clerks Of
election are going begging this fall
and the places VIII be hard to fiIl.
The canvass Of the ballot win be q
herculean task even with an ordinary
The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-10-05
EXPERT SHOTS HERE
Gun Club Program Attracts Lsrge
Field of Good Gun Men.

Forty or fifty leading shots of
Southeastern Iowa coming here from
Ottumwa, Des Moines, Pella, What
Cheer, Ollie, and other communities,
took part in the registered shoot by
the Mahaska County Gun Club at the
Fair grounds yesterday. The big
event of the day was the one hundred
and fifty bird shoot. Other smaller
events however were run off, and al
most five thousand birds were
thrown.
Opportunity to see the champion
trap shots of the United States was
afforded by the exhibition shooting
of Fred Gilbert and Fred Whitney.
Whitney acted as cashier of the
ghooS.
William Ridley of What Cheer
was high gun in the main, one hun
dred and fifty bird event, breaking
one hundred and forty-one targets.
Ridley placed in the moneys in the
national shoot held last year.
High schore of the day went to
Fred Gilbert, a professional, who
broke one hundred and forty-three
clay pigeons of one hundred and fifty
thrown. Gilbert, being profess
sional, did not come in. on the money.
Among the many specials shot off
were two doubles and two interna-
tionals, contestants also shooting for
cash prizes in these events.
The. shoot commenced at ten o'clock
yesterday morning and continued all
day, the last snot being fired at six
o'clock. Luncheon was provided on
the grounds, and large supply of
shells also kept on hand.
Scores made in the main event fol-,
low:
The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-10-05
All Must ReqIster.

RccolIect that every voter in Oska-
looFa must register this fall. No
matter how many times you have
registered before. yon must do it over
again this fall.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-10-05

Congressman Raniseyet viii speak
al Fremont THURSDAY evening, oct.
ober 5. at 7;so O'Clock, on the pollti-
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Sired Gilbert, Spirit Lake. ..... 143
William RIDLEY, What Cheer. . 141
J. A, Eye, Ollie. ................1 lao
J. F. Powell, Ottumwa. ......... 1876
o. c. Bottger, Ollie. ............. 1876
Prof. Brush, Des Moines 800. 1872
o. M. Coleman. Lacey. ....,..... f31
Ray Mcclure, Lacey ........... 131
William Dillon, Abba .......... 100
G. Namur, Des Moines. ........ 129
F. F. Everett, Lacey. 129
L. T, Crisman, Ottumwa. ...... 1877
DIR. Parriott, Des Moines. ....... 125
Jim Griffin, Ottumwa ........ 1913
H. Bales, Noble ..............1 21
d. Totterall, What Cheer. ...... 119
J. Kelley, What Cheer. .......... 113
Sired c. Whitney, Des Moines. 80
professional.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-10-05
Wheat prIcee Grow.

Chicago, Oct Grain prices were
al on the up grade yesterday and
f.Inao<z .v{tS, x.,S..n< az 1s08 AZ :. "a. !. ~
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-i--i-i. .t.-s-.r-~t-1-a..s--.5--t- = "a. r.
MARKETS
4. .+f+fff - .+%f+f%
Cash Grain Market.
Chicago, Oct. 4.
Cash Grain Market.

Open. High. Low. Close.
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penn COLLEGE

Miss Susie Edwards has departed
for Bryn Mawr, Pa, to attend col
loge. being holder of the Penn Schol-
arship.
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SwerOrap's 9or(dun9sreife.

ileber eirlioe GrsebniFs Itiner Grpebis
tion lungs Der RprDtiiFs aiisns ma9te
Otto Slperbrup nod ieiner iir8lid ers
fDisttn Riidtebr na9 Gritidnid einige
Mitteilungers Die Expedition iiberipits
itris. ME bic @eosrapbii9e 3sitIdrift be-
ridtet, an Der OlIeite BON Sap @ilb,
BON mo aus cine GGlittenfa6rt nit 30
9unbsn snr MufIudune 8lpeter an Der
Otfsits Der sdimbrs9dlbinftI tingefrorss
ner rufFf9er SHiffs unttrnomnter tpurbs.
LIN su ben Soften gu e~sldneen, muBs
ten $50 ailontster Weees auriidseiesl fpers
ben. 0d bort krsits Oer grppidut gu
fcbIen kgnnn, spHrben 80 Mann Str ge.
FaBung mitsenommsu, bic ben Riidfpee gu
Sperorlps GrpebttionsiHiff GelipIe al
SUB ~Suriidfegen mubtsn, neil nidt gee
niigsnb 9lab fir ie duf ben GdIilten
mar. SnerorHp eibt ben 9unoen ais
;3uetisrsn ben @orSug bot ben Reuntieren,
ba bieTe 81 fhpsr ub5uridten itnb.
Die einIamteitsiuisI, BE felt ibrer
Gntbsdune bur9 GbpdrS SObnnnItn i'm
Sabre 1878 bon Hiemdnb ipiebtr bstreten
iporben 1T, iparbe ~einsebeRb bur9forfht;
bic Smell TT u0lis fad, Is ipurbsH bds
Telbh rei6e GteintobIsnlassr suibedt. Der
SduptsrIoIs Der Expedition bsitunb in Der
Ridtisitluns Der aarts spii6eH Sap
.2i9eIiusfin uno StRiHtisgiinbung. .Mm
.16. Gepismbtr 1916 bsfdnb fn Sipers
6rup pi,btr In arhoNtl, no Gin fehr
lsbbaIttr eaftapsrtshr su bscbadtsn mar.
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SronsShider geppeLinfrennS.

am 2. Jebruar 1T an btr WtitfrDnt
nit elmer frdnaDIIdsn Rotete Elm Gytns
plnr Der Hummer 1925 bss .Hetit qds
|riIenA pom 81. Sanuur gu ben beHiidsH
9ruppen heriibsrseI4oHsn porben. Sds
|8ldtt sntbdlt u. a. dnsflbrIime SGiIoez
rnHsen unb 5ipei gitSer bon Der Wirtung
|bes 3sppsliHansrifTes uuf Ydris an
Ntxnb bes 20. sauudr. MuI BEN unteren
Rnnbe Der borbtrften Settle befinbet fh
cine nit Eints seI1ritbene Bemsrfnuq
aus Der 1erborgebt, bub Der frdn55fIhs
abfenbtr bss 8lattss nit Ieiner gssaiG
rung Ht5t ganS Sufrisbsn 1T. Die Bemsr
flung, be in oeutfher Gpruhe niebstse
idriebm in, Idntst iDSrtIih: .9rabr fit
ben 9tppeIinl @dns gut! 1Gdfemal TAI
fen Sic i6rs GeThSRe ibtr Q'Glpiee (ipu
btr rndere pointdre pphR) unb ben sd
Taft syuurbcn (GepuIitrtsniammsr) fallen.
IluS btrsefsn Gis nidf Elm tpenig @ds
Ousu Sb bieIer ~frdnaGfidle Daltrs
lanoiprteioiatr nit ieintr 4nfft uleiA
Hsbtl Ob bic niht gtraht BON Semen az
itilt ipirp, bic Der arits am mfiHm an,
gtbt; bic seuts an Osr Jroni!
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bic ausItdt, bieler Strafe on entgeben,
half ibm itber ben leiIea Gunner btupeg,
ben linn Der Miittsr dngItli@ts Gnfen
unb RuFen nab ibm bod mddte. Gnb@
li4 fdnen bic WiiIIeriun9en, Inn ben Sors
hitter In bic Wobnltube 81 bolen. 8a be-
fam MnuIetpib rdisnses 9sr3tfopfen Dor
4ngit, baB man i'm entSeden tonnte.
Damn tonnte Is linn paiiiereu, odb CT fo=
car 5~fpeiHdl grigeI beidHe, einntul BON
Zen Miiuerleulen anb einHlal ppm Batter
Mous. 9as Baden bss 9Drniiterg ging
d6er IdDnea BON Itattsn, bd bic 3eit brdngte.
Die meinenoe Miilerin itedte dlerlei
8orrdte. oeren DiiFte ManiemiB glafe
tibelttu, bilein unO balf odun ibrem
Munn, 6ag I6pere @spGdftid umbdngen.
9es miiItrs AbI9isb BON ben SeiHen mar
10 riibrenS, bdB MauIspib bsinahe nieber
aug Ttinem 8erited geI6lipft uno mad,
saiIe gtlauFsn mare. aber er be3Dqug
fi6 unb 6adte: .Wenn bet Miiaer IN ben
arieg sishen tam, 10 ipsrOe id g aud
tounen."
(5ortfekune fOiet)
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Rsiie biensi9t. Oils mad BEN MittaseFen
bic glttrn ibr S1Idf6eH bisItsn uab aud
bic bonn GdnedenfuAsn ermiibsten Ge=
Edapiifer eingeuidt tudrsrt, nabm Mduies
piB beimIi9 NbI9ieb bon bet 6eimat unb
ben Geineu. Or serbriidte bod Elm paar
5rdn1tn, dls er ben trduten S9lupffpiHs
lei, bic Gltern unb Geidpiter bsimlid
berlisB, d6er bic Cuff mad ben Qbsntsuern
bes Rtieqes mar gr0Ber in ibm als bic
2ie6e mad ben Seinerl. I'm ia mit3utoms
men, nabm er gleib feiren 9erIted TN
5orniifer Elm unb barrie NIT Gpannung
Der 8inqe, Die ba ipmmen mubtea. 46er
% berqinqen einige Stunbsn, ehs bic Sa4e
intersiiant nurbe. Batter anb Wsitter
Msaus, aud MauTsipds an0 MauIsfin6en,
paren in3piifen BON bsm alsgsOebnten
MittaQsI6ldf6en srpadt unb ~nunoerteR
Tid isbr, MIauTeipib nidi bor5ufinben.
as alss aufen mad iAm uidts niiste,
purbt QaEer Muus arg boie uHO DerhieB
BEN uuae5oaensn 8sngeI cine geborigt
Iraat prileel, tpenn er mad !0olIe tdme.
Das h0rfe MduispiB i'm 5prnliter, nnb
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Der gemtim 9orluili (Portulaca ole
racea), au9 in Doltsilmliher lmfors
muulg bss lateiniiden WOriss als 8urssls
traut ober pur3sItraut beianHt. bat ieinf
9eimat in Der olttn NtIt, mo- CT beionners
in tpdrmeren GegsnesR gang alIssmein ala
Elm tleines. auF Der Grbe hintris9enbes
llnIraut NIT oeLbfn Bitten berbreittt 1T.
Sn Der aultur erldrgi bic pflai5e eiatn
lrditlgen 8uns nno piro oann ais var.
saliva on9eIprodea. us ioldes 1T Is
Elm o%islbenusies Saluis. Suppsp= unO De-
mlietraut. has Der SpeiIt sinsu trdfiigen
MOblgeIhmaa berItibt.
Die aultilr Der pfIou5s 1T leitt unO
tiRIad. glu ben 9obsn iislt Der gsriuldi
teinf Nniprihs, er 1T nit isbem gobsn
Buirisotn, asbeibt iosor auf i0nniasm
.Gonb6obsn, bonn bic Gailu bat Dem @ss
lpa@s cine gsobe anpaKmasidhislsit &C.
eebsa. inosm bic %lltintn. ldnelid runotu,
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Saaulem's Sriesserfe6ni0e,
(8url[etihal


MduIetptb, pelder bic Worgdnge aus
elmer gde beobuGttts. hGtte gar gu germ
aud bds Solbatsnlsbsn tsnRen geltrnt.
gr madte iif einsn pIdn, tpel9en az AUS
fiHren pclte, nndbem iin ale Slr Hube
bsgsben bdtten. Der Batter mo4te TtiHer
MISUNDERSTANDING unO Der 8ruber unb bic
S9peiter ldgen bereits in gstt, blieb oIio.
nur nod bic Mutter. Mdulefpib fpartete
nod Elm bibhen unb lugte bonn einmdl
pOrIidtis in bic @obnitube. Ri6tis, bic
Miitter nidts auf BEN Sofa, unb nun mar
frsie 8dbn. Rod einmal lieB MouIsipis
bic liitig funtelnoen 4eugleiR iiberal bins
gsben, Iptbte bic Sbrsn uno mar i'm nd1s
fen augenblid bsim 3ieI feiner Diini9e.
Gin bib9en flopfts ibm bds 9er5 bodg
d6sr Dann tron tr mutig In ben SorniIttr
binsin. Der Batter bate natiirliH fpisbsr
einmdl f9pdr3 geIebeu. IS iparen gar
teine Morbpert5elge barin, dber uners
bonO dn6srs baTmloTe 0inge uub einise
neife Mo1Iddsn, nuf bsnen e Tih be6dg.
lid ruben mnbte. pfnB Fiir Elm pfiFfiges
MGusleiR mar je6enfdEls BARN, unb
Mdufepis ndbm iid Dor. bisTsn gldB cins
aunebmen, fpenn' Der Miasriepp ben 5ors
niiier auf ben Riidsn bling, unb 70 nit inn
in ben &rieg 5u sieben. Mit bisIem 8prs
faB ging Mduietpib ndh 9aufe, psdte bic
Muttsr unb Iudte nit tbr bic S9Iaftcm'
mer dtf.
4m nG9iIen Morgtn DAB WauIenib an,
RopfIdmer5en 5u ha6en. st brauhte
besbalb, neil Is iebr btiB St iperbeu bsrs
fprdd, ntht nit BEN 8ater anD ben Gez
Idpitern auf bic S9nedeniaeb su geben,
tonnte ftott beftn gendu beoba9ten, mas
auf benz Sru9tfpsiher unb nit benz 3ors
nifter porging. gs bdaerte au9 gar ni6t
Idnoe, bd tamen bts Milers Sunaen nit
ben admsraSen gum ariegsIpiel. Sic bins
gen abpshfelnb ben Sorniiter Inn, limb
Bic Miilcrbuben er3d1lteu, bdB bet Batter
am ndniten Mprgen nit BEN eriten 3use
in bic areisitabt unb BON bd nit ben dns
bsrsu aan6fturmmdnnern nan RuIiiGsI
goIen miiBte. Sn ben 9ornifter piirbe
absr bic Mutter NOD alerlei quite Sdntn
pddsu, bdmit Der Batter dlf Der 5dbrt 81
sFsn unb Sn trinten bate. 8d 6Drhte
Maufstpib bod aaf. DdB bic Belle in
Geinbsslanb 10 ifnea bor Ii1 geben piirbe,
blieb a6juparten. MduleDiB nabm Ii6
Dor, fH reht tlein su MAIDEN unb fid Iebr
rllbig gu perhdlten, baum gIiifte i'm bic
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Eur 9aussartenpFese. Der portulaf i'm 6emfieaarten
uahfulturen i'm Geiniaoarten.

Cine burhdus ni9t feline aufmerfIdns
itit unb arbeit i'm 9dusedrten III bic
GfrnbaItuHg ober bic 9eIeitigang bon has
fraut in ben Mtgsn, bonn nI6ts rlft I'M
@nrttn sinen bGBlidertn Gin6rnd berbor
irte Dsruniruuiete Weae. ManherIei bat
man porgefhlagen. Jim biefsS 81 errsi9en:
GnstdIt. 9erbsrlobe, &usidten etc. gass
folt tpirb anf bic Dese gebrddt nnb odnn
init Sizes beRreut; CODE lpenSel man brett
our 4nldee Der Wege an, Is eebt fida tpei9
unb angenehm oarouf, unb bic Wege her
ben aud BEL Aegenpettsr f9nsa ipitbsr
troden, Iobalb untsr Der 2obe cine itartt
Gtsinfnidt litgt. Dds 4usiGien oes I'm
irnutes nimnit man an 6eiBen 1agen Dor,
am bsIten unb fdneqIfen nit Der Wegts
56dufel; Biz gum Abtno III bann nns snts
tuur5tlte lnfraut fpelt uno n~bgeItorbtH.
co nanbsrt e. uaf ben aOmpopbuuien.
pfInn5tn. . bic cine fn0ne geIaubnnS
sbtr sineu f60mn Muds baben, iousn
nnn m0glidteit fret auf ben RaIen ess
pfIan5t usrbsH, ie eHftpideIn ftb bier am
beften unb nebmen li9 and ON f9Onitsn
aus; bonn bic Gorm muB, I'm 9eqsnfabr
Sur Garbe. als Io!As CUR @sltung toms
nIen, tpdhrsnb bic Barbe In aaFtn pirit.
6eb6l5grupptn iOusH f9 m6glifH ma
tirlih enimidein; Der @ebrdu BON M2eIs
fer, GGge, BnumIders srForbert bier ieiHs
befonbere gnrFhriFt unb feline bsTon6ert
GdGfenntnis. Nan ertuir6t II4 betbs an
bsTttn baburh. bab man bic gflanssn be-
pbohttt. BuIhs fonen nidt ME Btisn
nusItHen, ipsrben fe i'm 2dufs Der 3eittu
Su hi6t. 10 sntiernt man gnu5e Meite an
ihrtr urIprungsitele. an ben 3lDeiaeu loa
man ndgegen ni1t i9neinen u1b fdHips
feIn. Ddmit bic enii3sn @ebiihgrubben
bon unten an btlrubt finb, merben our
limpfldHoung bsridiebene bpbs Strdudsr
bsnubt. @aie Gffstte er5ielt NOR. tDena
Bel Der 9erpflun3ung duf bic 2dubfar6une
Die nStige @iidTift stnpmmen tpiro. Dd
bisfe i'm Griihling aHbsrs nie I'm 1ots
Tcmmtr, in Iebtsrtm piebtr unDeres pis
TN 6erblte III, 10 libt Fd 81 iebtr Sab
res3tit in anberes, fdrbenprGhtiqeres uno
boz ~bdrmoHiin obeeitimniies Bib fdafs
fen. Wenn bonn aud NOD bic geitalt bes
Qdubes. Der naiiirlihe Buns Der YflaHs
sen, bic glits unD bic 9liiit;tit bsrids
Fhiiot nire, 10 braudt man lin tiiuiiIe=
riEne MirEang Der 9srpfian5uns aas
gdn5t sSdhr binbur9 niAt berltesn lem.
Der RaIeH I'M GorteH Tou frifa grin
unb niht 5u lang fsin. Or ipirD euhsr
haufia, ttiua einmal In Der Modt. nit ber
Mabmnlhin bsIdniiisH. bana iauber abb
asIegt. 8lsibt bos @ros lieaen, 70 psrs
BORT e, srHidi bic @raspTiau5en naritHtsr
unb otr Haftn piro ihleat.
Sunats gros sRt5isbt bsm Boben pRII
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au8pfIan33eit neiden bieit gerniiie redt
bon chamber ab. 8Dieniobl fat man ). g.
i'm 4pril iinO berpflanSt i'm i'm Mdi -
SUM-. geim MirfingtoAl pirb fat in
berft[6en WeiIe b~erfahreu, nilr fpirb ct
Tdon ettuds Friiber geiGt. @ritfobI uRb
&oAlriiben fat man i'm Mci, i'm SUM-
fperben tie berpfldnat, unS stpdr biirfen
2obIrii6tn fein frif9 ~geDfngtes Beet en-
balten, am beitsn sebeiben fe auf tinem
d~bseernteten GrbFenbest. Sir Gommers
unb TpGteu Roblrabi md9t man 5ipei
MisIadten, i'm Mpril unb i'm Suii. Die
pfldnatn itnb In etipd bier Modem 10
sroB, bab man fe cuspHdnaet fam.
aOpffaIat rat ma bon bier gu bier
@o9en aus unb Derpfldnat i'm, tpetln er
feds Biz Feben gLGtter bat, duf leergefpors
bene gesfe. Die SuIi-auguiz ausodt
liefert ben 8interborrat, Der fi9 i'm
Grsien in geTdiibtcr Gage aitmlid gut
bdlt. FIT ben WiHterperbrdu1 ifnb 5us
meift audi bic Gnbibien btitimnt. bic ettpd
Gnbe ssuli 1usgeIdt unb Gnoe Mugult bers
pFldnsi perben. Gtiel=MdngpIb pirb i'm
Mai stIdt unb i'm Suni-Suli psrpFlan8t.
auf nid)t frtId sebiingiem 2dnb iii aud
@iittttrtttig gut. Gr pirS I'm Suni-
Snli ~dnsgeIdf, lGBt fh aud TN obgserns
teten Miitbeete berun5isHsH unb fpdter unlz
pflanStn.
3fpifhentulturen tptrSen iiberal bort
porgcnomueu, no longiantr iid ents
ipidslnbe @emiife feben, 3. 3. duf Somas
tenbeeten. 5ier fam 3. 3. Sdlat anges
pfldnst iperbsu. bet bann ubgserniet 1T,
iosnn bic 9omatenpflanaen ben adum be-
nuBen uftp., pie id Is bot Sturgeon an biss
fer SteElt sefdilbert babe.
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bier tanse unbenubt IisstH, ionosrn cine
aultur foa Der anberen folgen. Sci Der
per6GlnismdBie sroBsa GAIL Der Semitic,
bic NOD ipdt i'm Sabre, I'M Snnt-Suli
gspflan3t pber geidt perben, 1T Is an nrl0
fir Il1 f9on felbfberitdnblid, baB tie dlf
8eeten ongeb1ut iperben, bic I4on einnldl
dbgeerntet pDrben iinb.
Die erIten Grnten unO bic erttn leeren
geete bringt I1on Der Qtat. Spiuai, ads
Disben MAIDEN 5itmlia fritz ben anoeren
Gsmiien glab. Sdlut tnO 5rii1t0lrobi
Tplgsn ibnen, unb Mitte SUM- IdTen ii9
Bic trifen Grbfen unO M0bren ernteH. ale
bieie geefe Tolen mad ber Grnte uno ses
b0riger, tisFer Beorbsitang pieOsr bebalt
per6en. GelbRperItGnblid mifen he bur4
cine finEtli6e ooer ndtirli6s 8inguns in
|ibrsr sragtraft naagebolfen tpsrben, peis
ter 1T ober and duf bic Grudtfolge gu
adten. Gin Spindibeet nod einulal nit
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Spinal gil 6siden, lit ioli9. ss mug cine
dnbere @emaleart ais Radfru6t eetpGblt
psrbsn, bic IN ben 4nforbsrunstn an bic
RdbrItofTe BON Der suerFf uugsbautsR abs
peidt.
Die Semitic fit Radtulturen iperbtn
daf einem Saldtbest berdngssossn uno
Ipdter ausgepTlan5t. oSer Die man iibtrs
haupt fpdt ins Greie idt, J. Q. Mohrriiben
fir BEN 6srbf< unb @~intsrgsbraud um
Sobnnni ober i'm Suli, StItoiper Riibden
aafdng auguf. TelOiuIoi gnbe aneuIt
ubtr NHTdna Sspismber. auM Gpindt
.iDirb mad Der Triiblingsdusfddt nint Dor
Miits auduIf nadssfGt; ipdis 9cbnen
NIB GrbIsn t6nnen nod gu Gnbt SUM-
eslsat tperOsn.
SIN GaIdtbssts 5icbi man beran: RoIeus
fob, Nirfinsfobl, aohlrubi. Griintsbl,
Qohlriiben, aud Gaiat. Gpbipitn unb tp.
StltL Taneoio. Sh Der 4usiaois nno