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The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1917-05-18
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

NJ. II. Kirkland to S, c. Griffin.
30 acres out Of section 90, block 3,
II. a O. N. $4,000. ~
J. A. Vineyard and wife to W. X.
Jennings, 200 acres out OF Section
1O2 in block 3, |. & @. n. $4,000.
s. p. Smith and wife to n, NJ.
colyin. lots 3. 0, and 10 In block
il9. in Fluvanna, $4,000.
L. A. Ritter and wife to d. ID.
Black. lot In west Snyder $1,000.
]. N. Brumley and wife to W. l..
Bedwell, northeast quarter OF sec
ton 2ss in block o., H. q T. c..
5000.
II. n. Winston to o. 7. Mathis.
northeast quarter OF Sec. lGi In
block 81, II. & T. c.. $4,000.
Bette y. Smith and Dixie Smith
to J. H. Couch, part Of lot 4 In
block 80. original town OF Snyder
5000.
G. D. Tarlton to Mrs. Homie D.
Trlmblc, 40 acres out Of block B.
being section No. 22 II q C. n.
$4,000.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1917-05-18

FOR sALE-All kinds OF legal
blanks at Martin pr'ees at Signal
office.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1917-05-18
LOST AND FOUND

LOST One small black mule with
reddish nose. no brand and no blem-
ishes. Reward for information lead
Ing to It's recovery. Snyder Ice and
Electric Company 49tf
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1917-05-18

For pure Mebano Cotton Seed geo
Davenport 8 Ketner ~
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1917-05-18

FOR sALE-A span OF good mares.
Address W 8 Reed. Camp Springs,
Texas. scr
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1917-05-18
Classified Advertisements
,pH0MF 90 7,A TE.S ONE CENT PER WORD
tuUVl w ron "a en- IyNSE RTIoN. NO AID
TAKEN FOR Less tina N IS CENTS.

FOR SALE cHEAP-A second hand
planter Phone ZIG. 40
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1917-05-18

h sALE-A practically new No.
liver Typewriter at an exception
wgaln. See County Clerk.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1917-05-18

FOR sALE-At my farm 10 miles
northeast OF Snyder, nine good white
bee male calves. Ira sturdlvant. i3tf
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1917-05-18

pie took dinner with Mr. Sanders
Sunday and In theafternoon they at
tended the singing At Plalnyiew. and
reported a good time aud fine sing
Ing.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1917-05-18

s. P. Smith and wife to n. NJ.
colyln. lots 3. 0, and 10 in block
il9, In Fluvanna, $4,000.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1917-05-18

Walter Glllum has a new Ford and
some Of the girls are anxious to
know who Is going to ride in 1t.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1917-05-18

J. A.. Vineyard and wife to W. X
Jennings, 200 acres out OF Section
1902 In block 3, l. & @. N $4,000.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1917-05-18

L. A. Ritter and wife to d. ID.
Black. lot In west Snyder il20O.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1917-05-18
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

S>$>%$$%$@s**@$*$$*|*>$$*+
PLEASANT HILL JINGLEs
$$%%$$%e%%$%$$%%*$$$%>$$S%
Written for last week;
Health Is good at this writing
with the exception Of several cases
Of measles.
Lucille. Thelma, John and Coda
Bales Of West Point spcnt Saturday
and Sunday at Pleasant Hill.
Quito a number OF the young peo-
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1917-05-18

My residence In East
: Central School build
-.......---.-.---..sarmatlon address
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1917-05-18
md M0w try
TEXACO CRATER COMPOUND
on your tractor gears

You have spent money-rnore than you figured
to replace worn gears, chains and sprocle.s Tim,
is why you vii ef 7reciate th, great gear lubricant
and the expenses il saves for tractor owners.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1917-07-07

During a brawl at the Commercial
hotel in Elko a few days ago j. W.
Englehart, a gambler known as
Case Jack" struck j. Jackson in
the face with a cane, causing an in
jury that will result. it is believed.
in Jackson losing the sight of one
eye. Englehart was arrested and
Wednesday plead guilty to charge
of an assault with intent to do great
bodily harm. and will serve from one
to two years in the penitentiary.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1917-07-07
Utah SmelterS Reported
COngeStGd With Ores

A curtailment of ore shipments in
Nevada is being caused by the con-
gestion at the Utah smelters, ac-
cording to Frank M. Manson, says
the Reno Gazette. who has returned
from Utah where he has been look
ing over the situation for several
days.
''The smelters in Utah have 1900
cars of ore ahead now" said Mr..
Manson, land more re is coming in
every day. The international SL.elt-
ing Company's plant at Tooele is
closed down completely owing 20 a
strike. 1t handled over 1000 tol of
ore daily and employed 1900 en-.
1t was reported that it has st rted
up and is working half time, bu that
is not the case. 1t is not turning a
wheel and the prospects of its start
ing right away are remote think.
"The inability of the smelters to
handle the ore supply will not affect
the price metal to a great degree
other than to cause. some rise"
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1917-07-07
ColdfieId Electrician Killed

Ewing Folsom. electrician at the
Red Hill Florence mine, was electri-
cuted at 8 O'Clock Saturday night in
the mine compressor house. He was
instantly killed while engaged in
connecting highly charged wires to
a rs h. p. motor, having picked up
the bare terminals of wires contain
ing about 4S0 volts. Taking one
terminal in each hand he received
the full current through his chest
and across his heart.
DR.. Turner worked over him for
one hour and 35 minutes. but was un-
able to revive him. The only ex-
planation for the accident that has
been given is that Ewing neglected
to turn off the current before start
ing to make the connections.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1917-07-07
New Auto Fuel Reported

Superior, Wis. June 30:-A solu'
ton of the auto fuel problem is ex'
pected in a new manifold for auto
mobiles that has been invented by
DR.. J. G. Barnsdale, of this city.
Trial tests show that the invention
allows car ten miles more on a gal
Ion of the cheaper fuel than it does
on gasoline. The manifold permits
mixtures of gasoline and kerosene to
be used by holding the kel osene until
heat has vaporized the fluid. :.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1917-07-07
Organized Stock Thieves

For some time complaints fave
been made to the sheriff's offic@ in
Elko that many head of cattle and
horses have been missed from the
range in the northern part of Ike
County. Sheriff Harris is of the
opinion that there is an organ zed
band of stock thieves at work, heir
scene of operation extending over
into Oregon and Idaho.
Elmer and Dick James. two b 9TH
ers. who were arrested at Vale. Ore
gon. having in their possession nine
teen head of horses stolen in Elko
County. are now in,iail in Elko.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1917-07-07
Demand For Nevad. Indian Maidens

Reno Gazette: Girls from the
Carson Indian school at Stewart are
in great demand in Oakland and San
Francisco as housekeepers. This year
43 from the school have been sent to
the bay cities and each one is holding
a position in some prominent family.
The girls like the work, says the au-
thorities of the school. but for some
of them it is hard task to pass
through Reno without stopping for a
day or two. Last week two girls
started for Oakland, but only got as
far as Reno when they changed their
mind. They were having a great
time at the carnival when one of the
school authorities found them. 1t
was only few minutes until train
time. but he secured their baggage,
placed them on the train and accom-
panied them to Oakland, where they
are happy now.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1917-07-07
Daylight Saving Next Year

The daylight saving bill, amended
to take effect next year. has passed
the Senate without discussion or re-
cord vote and was sent to the House.
Under the bill all time pieces would
be turned forward one hour begin
ming the last Sunday in April and
continuing until the last Sunday in
September.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1917-07-07
Stacker Arrested

Angelo Bettineski. Italian miner
of Ely, is the first man to be incar-
cerated in the Washoe County jail as
military draft Stacker. Unless
Bettineski furnishes bail Of $1,000,
set by the United States Commission
er of Ely. he will be held in Jail for
the United States grand jury. which
does not meet until September
Bettineski is 2S years old.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1917-07-07

Heber Richards. mining man of
Salt Lake, started out with q party
of Las Vegas men to inspect some
property across the Colorado river in
Arizona. When returning to the
river. one Of the party became ex-
hausted and Richards stayed with
him while the others pushed on for
help. but he himself, became ex-
hausted and died before the others
returned.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1917-07-07
CATTLE THIEVES CONVICTED
Mitchell and Sepulveda Reeeive Senten-
ces of From One to Fourteen Years

- -~-~- - - = 0~~@e%~.. = ~"@~
Guy Mitchell and Leo Sepulveda.
implicated in the theft of cattle in
Churchill County belonging to Levy
Brothers of California, have been
taken to the State prison by M. l..
Wildes, Sheriff of Churchill County.
Each was sentenced to serve from
one to fourteen years by District
Judge Hart.
Sepulveda made a confession of
his part in the affair and was the
States leading witness in the trial
of Mitchell and William Swift.
Mitchell was convicted last week and
the second trial of Swift, concluded
Monday. resulted in another hung
jury. The jury in the first trial of
Swift is said to have stood ten to
two for acquittal. and in the second
case eleven to one for acquittal.
Swift will be tried third time.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1917-07-07
Thrown Into River and Die.

While fording the Walker river
last Saturday the rig. In which were
George Callahan and two friends.
was overturned when it struck a
rock. The current was swift at this
point and Callahan was carried down
the river where his companions
found the body later. Death was
due to heart-failure resulting from
the shock.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1917-07-07
NEVADA PRESS COMMENT


Wells Herald: Anne Martin. Ma
bel Vernon anda few other suffra-
gets have been making themselves
ridiculous at Washington with their
picketing propaganda. They are do
ing more to injure their own cause
than all the honest opponents of
suffrage combined. and the women
of the United States who desire the
franchise should take steps to for.
ever remove them from authority
Miss Vernon's actions became SC
nauseating that it was found neces-
sary to arrest and imprison her.
When she is turned out of Jail she
should be placed on some barren
island where her hysterical rawlings
cannot injure the cause being sought
by the sincere women of America.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1917-07-07

Goldfeld Tribune: Padding the
census has been favorite sport west
of the Mississippi river which has
often had unpleasant consequences.
but never more so than now. The
new army bill provides that the quota
of men to be drawn from State for
the United States army must be
based on the population as shown in
the last federal census and not upon
the registration. In the State of
Washington only about half the esti-
mated number of men between 21
and 81 years of age registered on
June 5. The Judge advocate of the
army has ruled that the census fig
ures, and not the registration re-
turns must form the basis for the
draft. Years ago. Omaha, Mime
apolis and st. Paul padded the census
in efforts to create real estate booms.
Rival cities in Washington and other
Pacific coast States INDUCED in the
practice when the last census was
taken. and Washington will have a
hard time when the draft is enforced.
If the census was not padded the
State must be full of slackers.
In some southern States a strong
prejudice against negro soldiers
exists. When these States come to
supply their quota for the army a
large number of negroes will be
drafted. if the local authorities do
not find a way to keep them at home.
If this is done. the draft on the white
population will be very heavy be-
cause each State must furnish its
quota according te the total popula-
ton. This war is developing some
curious domestic problems in the
west and south.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1917-07-07

A public hearing is now in progress
in Las Vegas on charges brought by
Deputy Superintendent Anderson
against the grammar school princi-
pal, ]. E. Wall. Some months ago
Wall was fined for striking one of
his pupils when the latter had re-
fused to go heme when acposted by
the principal on the street.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1917-07-07
Measles in Elko

DR.. Wordep, Elke County health
officer. reports that there are Is
children in Elko who have the mea-
sles and thinks all must have been
exposed by some child having the dis
ease who was present at the Chautau-
qua. One death has already resulted
following complication of whoop-
ing-cough and measles.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1917-07-07
Lincoln County Sheriff Die.

James A. Nesbitt. Sheriff of Lin
coin County. recently dropped dead
in his garage at Phoebe. He had
been a resident of Pi9che for many
years and occupied many public
positions there, having been County
Treasurer and later treasurer of
Lincoln County. He was Sheriff at
the time of his death. He leaves a
wife and two daughters,
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1917-07-07

1t is shown that the cinematograph
industry uses large amount of sill
yer. There are about $4,000 picture
houses in the United States. using
approximately l20.000.OO0 feet of
film regularly. The average life of
a film is three weeks. 1t is estimated
that 5000, 900 ounces of silver per
annum are used for sensitizing pur'
poses.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1917-07-07
Elko Boy In France

Ben Curler. son of Regent B. F.
Curler of Elko. who enlisted in the
ambulance corps. has arrived safely
at Bordeaux. according to telegram
received by his parents. and expects
to be sent to the front Immediately.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1917-07-07

Don't look for soft snaps; the hard
snaps are the ones that have the gin
ger in them.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1917-07-07

If you would like to have somebody
working for you, put little money
in the bank.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1917-07-07
Commercial Travellers Attention
Auto Livery Service Between Ely and Austin Via.
Eureka-Summer Schedule

meet by appointment at either Ely Aus
leaving point morning. Eureka early enough
allow visit all business houses before
closing proceeding accommodate
Baggage limit so pounds
three By making parties for this
territory with material saving
appointment
MINING AND STOCKMEN-We prepared to anywhere,
anytime. Rates application.
New Dodge careful experienced
service
EUREKA GARAGE SUPPLY COMPANY Eureka, Nevada
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1917-07-07

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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-13

(108 Wiltontn RilOmetcr) IN 224.7
1ager, bic @rbe (1149.B Itiltonen
4ilometer) NIT einem Wlorbe in 1865
Sagen 8 Gtuuoen AZ Wliuuten as Sc
tunnen, Der Mdrs (228 Mtaionen Ris
lometer) NIT 8tpet Mtpuben IN 697
3agen, bas peer Der planetotoen
(bas erite am 1. Sanudr 1901 bon
piaS3t in PaIermo aufsefunbem, Der
RieIen6al Oes Suptter (778 Miatonen
ailometer) nit iieben ODER gar ott
Wionoeu in II Sobren 315 Tasen,
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rem, Der Reptun (4496 Mtlionsu Ris
lometer) nit etnem Monbe in 165
Sabren. Der gteptun tpurbe 1845 fon
4eDerrter bers6uet. Qm "a. Septsms
Der 1916 ipurOe er bon @aq auf Der
8erltner Sterntparte auerit ouf5eiuus
ben.
Dh 6eiltgs 0rbnuug I'm 5onntns
fpitsm pirO aud bur8 f~irmlstge
nQuBenisiter", bur4 bic &onelen,
uiat geitprt,
SIN @egentbeil tueroen fe fat obre
Qusnabme ge8pungen, it9 o!eler
Srbnung inter &ontrOle Der uaers
bittli9en Simmelspoli5ei ein3utt'ren,
ole euE GeIeBmdBigteit bait.
ltnb I9neQ utlb un6egreifIi8 idnelIe
Orebt Ii9 lumber Der @rDe Pra4t;
IS De4ielt ParabtsIesbelle
Mttt ELECTROMAGNETIC ga4t;
IS I9dumt bos Meer in 6rette11
Gliifen
Qm ttefsn gruno Der 6etfen ouf,
limb Sells upb Meer tplrb fortserifen
Sn epig I4neQem Spbdrsnlauf.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-13

tptr ppbl psritebeu, i9ledbter idpn BEN
BEG 8ortentdfers ober Der WolfsmiId
t9Dormsrraupe. Den @ourmets nrs
ter ben Snistten ben nsttoriaugenDen
Simmer itnb Sametterlingsn. Itt6t iss
bod unter ben adfsrn unb 5liegen bic
1ruppe Der Ausbeluaer gegeniibsr,
bic it9 am fpObIitsH fiiblen, no es na4
unferem Gef4mdd Ober 6efIer 9eru4
am unertragli4iten tit, Sin Slid
aber, bdB bieIc Snistten 70 unbers ges
Grtet Itnb; benn NIT Der gtnnabme H.
res betannten Mtsnus pirten fte lnb
ibre 8rut b09It niiBIih ais @eunOs
bettspoIt3ci, Dir tpolen baber nibt
iiber bic 9eI4mdder itretteu, iDnOsrn
Ins freuet, bub Fe 70 Oerifiebet GEE
drtet iinb.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-13

GB mDgen bober BIER MIR ein5eLue 3iIs
fern baron rIncn llsberblid aett Il,
pelde 6eeeutcnoe Mertbe an yah.
rlrngsmittIn 6ns Meer bort ia licfera
pern1ng. mo RE olcemeinen Wett1lt.
nilie gitititig inn unb bic 6iiGcrei NIT
gner0ie hetricben tpfr0.
Na6 ben Iebten Dprltegenben Gtotis
ffitsn, bic alIerbtngs aus Dem SaErt
Dor benz Grieae Itammen, bstrug bis
Qusbeilte Der 5eefH9eret In rllnDea
Summen in England AZ MfaioHea
Dollars, in 6rantrei9 20 MiqioneH
Dollars, in RuBlanb % MiIiOnen
9Dllars, in Nortpegsn 6 Miqioncn.
Soaars, in Stolien 5 Milionen 9OE
lars, in 0eutI9lon0 Al MiaiOnE
Dollars, In 9Gnemdrt 4 utiaIonen
Dollars unb ebenloDieI in Oefterrei9
unb in 8elster.
Sn ben @ereintgten Gtaatst BELIEF
ii9 bic Qusbsute an Seefii9sn I'm less
ten Sabre f9dBungspeiie auf ettDu
Is Miaionen Dollars, ipDrin bic Gr
trdgc Der Snlanb : 5iI6ersi ni9t etn
gef4lpfm Tnb. 6ie Oiirfte itn III
btefem Sabre BEL ben boben GISii4
preiien unb Ger ruerI6opflihteit BET
5if4griinbe nod peientli4 bOber iteI
len.
2eiber bat man bic Di1tateit ter
eBboren Meeresprpbufte fir Bic Gr
nGbrung Der breiten @oLtsAi9ten Der
ginnenldnber longs 3eit gGu3lin ber
tantt unb unberidfidtigt geldntn.
guh bertennt man msiitens nod bta
@ertb Der 5tI4na6rung. Ath bier
6aben neuere JOri4ungeu auftIdrenO
gepi,tt unb Ser aDnfum bon JiidgH
bat aug btefetn @runbe, Topte InTJfge
Der burd ben Grieg b~eOtngten RDtbs
lage in btelen 2Gnbern etneu gefpaItis
gen @uH6pung eelommsn nnb piro
nod tpeiter tpaAfen, tpenn bic 5hda
BE, hie uns bas Mteer in elmer biItoer
uitb gefunben RabrungsqueIe bitttt,
erit Doa unb gang geDlrbist iperbsr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-13

groI&en auriif, ben Truum zines etqts
nsn Sefms, Der 70 ciele unpfberIteb
lid iber bas groBe @dFsr gstrieben,
Su Dertpirtli9en.
SuHOerttauienbe, bic I'm alien 8os
terlanbe feline Wl6glidttit Iabeu, ie
Elm Eled9en Gros i5r etgen gu nens
rsu, limb niisgeiparbert, neil 4merita
fir fs bas 2nno bsbeutete, ba Mtl9
unb Spnia flieBt, bas 2ano, in benz
bas @eIO ouf Der StraBe litgt, 70 baB
auh Der 4ermits boIb gum tpo6l6as
benben Wtann fperosn muB. 8o6l
rerflisgt gar T9ne1 bieIer 3raum Dor
bcr nii4ternen Mtttlt6ttit, aber bic
Gsbn1u6t nab Der sigeren SGDIe tit
geblie6sn; fe 5u itt1en, 1T fem Opfer
gu i9iper unD tpenn es am Wtunbe
abgeIpart tuerbeu IoI. gar biele en-
le6en bic Srfiiaung i6res Ser3enss
nunT4ss nift, o6et 9~auTenben uno
Qbertauienben geliagt eS, bafiir lsgen
bic 3ablrei6en Siebelungen frembs
ge6orener 4rbeiter in BEN GuBeren
5taottbeilen btre6tes 3eugniB ab =
in teiner @roBItabt Feblen Iie.
9oer beourf Dielei4t bic Stattsne-
rim. bic gemeinidm nit bren Manne
part unb barbt uno ieoen pennD
bretmal b%erumOre9t, ebe fe i'm ahss
gt6t, neil ite Sag unb Na4t rur ben
einen @cOdnten bat, gerug 5uIammen
3u i9arren, um ben 2ebensubenb for
geHlos in Der alien 9eimatb pcrbringen
gu t0nnen - beOurf tie osleiGt be-
ionOerer observation-disclosures -
&aum, iie miirbe po6l nt4t sinmal
beitebeH, norum bic Sade li6 et8sstz
lid banbelt.
CeplB, Spariamtett tftnotbnenoig,
aber BEL ben jeBtgen &ebensmittelprei>
len peiB ba8 70 3iemli6 jtpe 9auas
frau, unb ioute Is nirtli9 nod iDt
geben, bic es nt4t piFen, oann III all
lRrlen 9opfen uno Utal3 pertoren. Blel
angebraater mare es, mai snDIi6
gen ben Observation-Disclosures @rnf gu
MAIDEN, ntat Bios INNER 3u brpb.u
unO Dem Berbrau6er CUTE Ge6ren gu
ge6en, pte er fia ein1drdnten fol-.
Gs gtbt Iogar Geute, bic oa meinsn,
man IolIte bon obern bera6 nit Der
SPariamteit ben Qnfang MAIDEN, tt,s
Dem man bic eigenen 8orrdtbs il
sber aug benz Qanoe ldBt, qls Bis ftG
berausgeIte1t bat, OaB eTpas 54m
8erieuoen mad au8tpGrt5 ibriq 0lci5l
= o4ue 8ei4perOen fir oas amerts
faniiae 8olt; bas lift inoeTtn pieper.
auoeres @ebiet, nod baau Elm 3ez
tahrIi6e8, nit Der mabnenben 0drs
.nungstafet pYerboteuer QGeg" bic
felbtOeritdnblid fir jeosn getreutn
lntertRanen maBgeben0 1T.
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SUm speiieBett,l Der 3nieftsa.
Bon 81. 8. Quo6s.

Mandsr geIiBer zines 8emiIegnr.
tens DirO aug eigener Qni9uuuno
pthen, nelden S9aben uno pel6t
8%erAeerungen be 9efrdBigteit Der Sn.
ietten inter Den 6ri4ten anrt6tet.
IS gtebt ntdts, aud penn e8 Der piz
beritanO5id4t8ite Stuff 1T. in oa8 Ifd
bieie S4doljnge ni4t 6insins unb
bur4freFen.
8an5 folfd mare inbeFen bic On
NADINE, oaB bic SnIetten, neil eint9e
ihrer 8ertrster aud bas i6einbqr
lIHgenieB6arfte o%sr3e0ren, gu ben feiz
nen unteriaieD ma9en0tn QQesfref
fern ge60ren. gl0gen aud einige Der
OoQeutpidslten &biere, ME bic 8Qnz
berbeui6refe ni4ts Bflan3lides uno
mande Qmeiienart ii6er6aupt ni4ts
Srganii DIES oerf4onen, m1gen aud
bic QarOeR oieler Safer, ME Der Gns
gerling ooer 3ablrei9e i'm DaTer les
ben0en 3niettenlarben nit Der aler=
beri4ieDeniten Rabrung bprlieb nehs
men, 70 FinDsn mir BOD 9era0e pieoer
unter ben SHietten iolds, bic 10 nab
Ierii6 itn0, ME taum irgenb cine
5bierart. Sober, Der eiumal cine
Sdmsttsrlings3uat angeIegt bat,
netB, OaB bic asnntntB Der g}abs
rungspflau3e gang un6eOingt erforoerz
lid III, I'm bic aaupen bis 3ur Der
puppung Dura3ubringen. Die Seibens
rapen3uat 1T gang peIentli6 an Sc
geuben g%ebun0en, no ii9 bic piattgIte
6utterpflan3s, Der Maulbeerbaum,
ausgtebtg tultioirsn IGBt. @}an bat Qes
funbsH, baB aud bic gldtter Der
Sdnar3pur3et Elm guteS 5utter fir
bic Seibeniptnnsrraupe geben. IS
piirOe re9t interefant lein, ftit3uz
iteQeu, Oh man ben Raupen Elm an
here's 5utter munbgerebt MAIDEN
t0nnte, neTin man es etfpa init einem
preBIuft ober Aus3ug Der g~stpo6nten
6utterpflan3s 6eItrt4e, Dion tennt
3tpar bereits cine rett 6ttrddtli6e
3o6l Der in pflan3eu Dortpmmenoen
4emiiden 5tOffe, fat aber ous 2(uz
nod nt9t bdrduf geri9tet,
Oh Juttsritoffe bic fir eiuanOer eins
treten t0nnen, aud G6nIi9 i4medens
be Subfun3en entbalten.
Man muB nnturIi9 aud bei ben
5nIetten PETS 5piI4sn ben Qab
uu0 ben 8eI6madfoffeu uu
teriGtioer. IS gis6t eigentlid auBer
Dem Sal3 nlr Elm Qabrungsmtttel
ben 3uder, oas tinen dusgeiprp6enen
beiibt. StGrte, GeauQoIe,
refine GtpeiBtorper uuO aud bic mel
ten gereinigten Settle itnb geI6mnd
lno Qeru6lps. Der 3uder tit bes31.b
Jan3 beIon6ers belie6t. Den 3uders
Rettar Der 9lumen Iaugen
Bisnen, Summsln unb S9metters
inge, GltsgeH, Safer, man6e Der
.ebtslen duf bodit ilsgitimem Beq,
nbem fe strDu auderbaItge 8Iitbens
'pprns bon untsn unIte9en. Die
amsiien s,9sa ben SIottIdukH mad.