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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1917-04-10
TWO CITIES IN EAST
WILL HAVE AERO LINE
REGULAR TRIPS FROM ATTAIN
TIC CITY TO PHILADELPHIA
BY AIR ROUTE.
ONLY MILLIONAIRES WILL
BE ABLE TO PAY The FARE

Distance is 125 Miles and 500 Will
be Charged. To Traved at Height
of Thousand Feet Above the
Ground.
ATLANTIC CITY, N. Amy
body with 500 to spare will be able
to play millionaire" and travel from
Atlantic City to Philadelphia and
back by the air route this summer.
Beryl H. Kendrick, society aviator
and aerial reserve pilot, made this
announcement the other day on his
own behalf and that of Blame Elkins
of Washington, D. c., son of the
late United States Senator from
West Virginia.
They are the projectors and will
be the incorporates of the Philadel-
phia-Atlantic City Aerial Line.
Build Three Air Trains.
Three air trains, the hulls of which
have been constructed by AdoIph
APPEL, who builds hydroplanes for
mlllionaires, are being set up in a
plant of the Elkins-Kendrick syndi-
cate near here.
The engines are on the ground.
and the work of installing them will
be started in a few days. The mo-
tive power equipment of the new
line will be increased soon by the
arrival of Hendricks big aeroplane
from the South. He sent it to Palm
Beach early in the winter. 1t is being
brought north by rail.
We have not yet worked out de-
tails as to schedules and fare" he
said, " but the tariff will not exceed
$500, in all probability, and it may
be less"
Fare Declared Reasonable.
Compared with the standard rate
of SIS for an 18-minute trip here,
which several thousand persons have
paid willingly for several summers,
$500 would be a reasonable figure
for the aerial jaunt from the shore
to Philadelphia.
The distance down the coast, over
the Cape May peninsula at a height
of one thousand feet and thence up
Delaware Bay and the Delaware
River, is a good 125 miles.
Kendrick said the present plan is
to make a round trip journey, leav-
ing Atlantic City early in the morn
ing, so that business men may be at
their offices in Philadelphia in good
time, returning from Philadelphia to
land passengers in Atlantic City be
fore sunset.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1917-04-10
Years Crop of Potatoes
Is Worth Six Times Land

GREENWICH, N. Y.-Andrew
Sullivan of South Argyle hauled his
last load of potatoes to town the
other day, and John j. Quackenbush,
produce dealer, gave him a check for
$1,242 in payment. Mr.. Sullivan
raised his 1916 crop on five and
half acres and saved part of it for
higher prices. For the entire crop
he realized six times the value of
the ground on which the excess of
the assessed valuation of his entire
farm of 1870 acres.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1917-04-10
THOUSANDS OF WORKERS
NEEDED BY UNCLE SAM

ArsenaIs and Shipyards Have Mil
lions to Spend for Labor
Hundreds of millions, appropriated
for increased armament, are being
rendered useless for the lack of
men, Federal officials report. The
Government arsenal at Springfield,
Mass, alone needs more than 500
men Immediately.
A campaign among the ranks az
union labor is to be begun at once to
fill in the gaps. The Government de-
sires the names of thousands OF men
ready to go to work immediately and
tens of thousands who viii accent
employment if war comes.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1917-04-10
DIR. CHEATHAM APPOINTED
MEMBER ADVISORY BOARD
Has Many Relatives in Dawson. Was
Visitor Here Last Week.

DIR. 7. A. Cheatham. state drug in
spector, has been appointed mem
Der of the advisory board Of the
Philadelphia College Of Pharmacy. at
Philadelphia, from which he was
graduated in 1875. He has accentess
the appointment.
He feels proud Of the appointment.
since ne was not an applicant and
knew nothing of a vacancy Oh the
board until he received notice Of his
appointment.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1917-04-10
CUBA JOINS u. S. IN WAR;
SEXES FOUR GERMAN SHIPS

HAVANA, April President
Menocal at 7:16 p. m. signed the
joint resolution passed by the senate
and house late to-day which declared
a state of war exists between Cuba
and Germany.
The Cuban authorities this even
ing seized the four German ships in
termed in Havana harbor.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-11-17
Last Month Driest .
October On Record

SALT LAKE, Nov. 16.-Abnorm-
al lack of precipitation forms the
chief item of the report of J. Cecil
Alter, meterologist of the United
States weather bureau, in his wealth
er report for October.
This was the driest October on
record for the state" says Mr.. Alter
in his report. AT more than half
of the stations there was no meas
urable amount OF precipitation and
practically nowhere was there any of
agricultural Importance.
THE monthly mean precipitation
for the state, as shown by the rec
ords of seventy-five stations was .0S
of an inch. The mean departure from
the normal for forty-seven stations
having record of ten or more years
was 1.02 inches
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-11-17
THE LOGAN REPUBLICAN
COUNTRY DISTRICTS
DO NOT GET A
FAIR DEAL.

OGDEN. Nov. lev p. Thomas,
county agricultural agent, is threat
ening to so to the mat with those
responsible for the failure of Weber
County country districts to receive
their proper apportionment of coal.
He insists that the sections outside
of Ogden are entitled to one fourth
of all the coal shipments until the
prevailing fuel famine is passed
The situation in the districts out
side of Ogden is becoming dismal,
said Mr.. Thomas. II shall appear
before DR.. e. NJ. Conroy and insist
that his fuel subcommittee ascer-
tain why the shipments are not ed
uitably proportional.
A thorough canvass of fifteen dis
tricts shows that supply of 1890
tons will be required The remain
ing seven districts, It is estimated,
viii require approximately 5000 tons.
These districts represent q popula-
ton Of more than. 5000 people. They
are entitled at least to one fourth of
all coal shipments received here.
, The condition has become stiff
ciently serious to require immedlate
attention.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-11-17
Y. NJ. c. A. Fund Now
Totals Sill, 426,504

NEW YORK, Nov. l6.--The grand
total of contributions in the cam
paign of the Young Mems Christian
Association to raise S35,000,000 for
the war work fund was Sll, i2G,504,
according to an announcement from
headquarters.
The central department, with head
quarters at Chicago, leads the coun-
try with a total of S4,952,6S5, and
the eastern department with head.
quarters in this city is second with
total of $4,151,561. Ths totals for
the western department With head.
quarters in San Francisco is $459,,
900.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-11-17
Sugar Factory Is
Now Completed

SHELLEY, Nov. 16. The COM
pletion of the Utah Idaho Sugar
Company's new factory was celebrat-
ed this week. A literary and music
al program was given. followed by
a public barbecue. Many prominent
people, including Thomas Il. Cutler,
of Utah, vice president of the COM
pany, was here.
The program included an address
of welcome by DR.. Edwin Cutler,
acting mayor; response. Mark Aus
tin; music by a double mixed quar-
tet. Joseuh Adams, leader; address,
Thomas r. Cutler, and band selec-
lions.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-11-17
YANKEES ROUT
TEUTON PATROL

With the American Army in
France, Nov. 16.-American infan-
trymen exacted partial revenge for
the trench raid in which three Am
orleans wer killed by ambushing q
large German patrol in No Mans
Land, killing or wounding a num-
Der OF the enemy.
The American patrol, in which
there were some Frenchmen. arrang-
ed the ambuscade mean the Ger
man lines on a shell ruined farm.
After lying In the mud nearly all
night the patience of the watchers
was rewarded by the sight OF Large
German patrol, IL AunSS @1e
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-11-17
Woman Is Injured
While Cranking Car

VERNAL, Nov. 1G.-Mrs. George
+. Adams and Miss Elizabeth Corey
started ont last wCnk TO take an au-
to trip by Ford to Phoenix, Ari-
IONA. Now Miss Corey is in the hos
pital here and Mrs Adams is pa
tiently awaiting her recovery. When
eight miles from town Miss Corey
started to crank the Ford. Tho -"
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-11-17
chine started and ran over her.
Search Begun For
HOards OF Food

WASHINGTON, Nov. 16.-An ex-
animation of all seaboard warehous-
es for food boarding is being con-
Quoted by the secret service in CO.
operation with the national food ad-
ministration. Herbert Hoover an
nounced. The federal food admins
tration emphasizes the necessity Of
proceeding with the greatest vigor
against speculative and improper
boarding.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-11-17
Vernal Will Hold
Fair Next Year

VERNAL, Nov. 16.-The govern
ing board of the Commercial Club,
this week decided again to hold a
county fair in 1918. Enos Bennion,
the manager of the last fair, report
ed that there would be a surplus of
about $3.50
The bad condition of the road to
Lapoint was considered and the fol-
lowing committee was appointed to
make a report on it:
G. b. Bartlett, Claire Hacking,
William II. Siddoway and Nile Hugel.
James II. Wallis was appointed as
club correspondent.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-11-17
Army Office Wants
Women AS Typists

NEW YORK, Nov. l6.-Young
women stenographors and typists are
wanted as recruits for the army OF
stenographers demanded by the ad-
jutant general for his office at
Washington, according to an appeal
issued by the mayors committee on
national defense.
High school graduates and newly
graduated pupils of business cours-
es are preferred rather than girls
who are already employed. The pay
.is $1,000 a year.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-11-17
New Telephone Line
Is Nearly Completed

DUCHESNE, Nov. ia new tele-
phone line forty-five miles long is
nearing completion between Stock
more and Park City, according to c.
j. Neal, manager of the Uintah Tele-
phone Company, who has just re-
turned from that section. He says il
will be completed by January l, and
that as soon thereafter as possible
it will be extended fifty miles to
Roosevelt.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-11-17

pletely by surprise and bolted. car
rying with them their men who had
been hit.
The number of dead and wound
ed Germans is uncertain, but none of
the men in ambush was hit by the
bullets the Germans later sent in
from distance.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-11-17
ElkO Mayor Is Given
Glad Hand In Ogden

OGDEN, Nov. I6.-Ogden extend
ed official greetings. good wishes
and municipal courtesies to the
thriving little city of Elko, Nevada,
at a luncheon given to J. w. Nc
Bride, wealthy business man and
Elko's chief executive, by Mayor A.
r. Haywood of this city. The event
took place at the Weber Club.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-11-17
Manufacturers Will
Convene In Ogden

OGDEN, Nov. 16.-The annual
convention OF the Utah Manufacture
ing Association will convene in Og-
den, January 8, 1918. Two hundred
delegates are expected to be in at
tendance.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-11-17
Japanese Soldiers Can't
Be Sent To Europe

General Oshima, the japanese min
lister of war, informs japanese news
paper men that the dispatch of the
troops to Europe is an absolute i'm
possibility, owing to the tremendous
cost and the lack of tonnage.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-11-17

than double that of the Franco Am
orleans.
The Germans were permitted to
pass and the Americans and French
men on their flank opened a hot
fire from shell craters and other
shelters where they were secreted.
The Germans were taken COM
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-11-17

Tho best way to take caro- Of our
big potato crop is to cat Il, Then We
can send more meat and wheat to
our own and the Allied armies.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-11-17

Comfortable barns keep dairy COWS
warm far more shsaply Wan high
pstasa teSA
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-11-17

Seryo your country ~ saving
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-11-17

of the American platform
therein Francis Nelson exnmb
the the lyceum
Values for three of the found
popularity and editor of the Democratic
Monthly.
Ananlas MADAME Bohemia Slanabozo
Diplo
War" nd Mans House.
His which win probably be given here
biggest
speaker OF 'e n
nuoi perNpeht s0H&S
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-03-02

iinb fleiI4iger, ni4t ipibse3adt, fon=
bern nabeau eirunb nit taum merit
barren @inidnitten, 10 baB iie etpos
Iebnlidteit nit GitenblGttern tos
ben. Ser Stanoort bieisr @iftpflan3e
fino nieorige Inb0ben in offenen
2ebOlaen, nit @ebiiid bepaaisne
4bbdEse uno Rapinen, autpsilen an
3dunen. Sic finoet ii9 in 4riaona
nnb peItlid bon ben Rebabaz uno
Gaseabesebirsen in Den Staaten &a>
lifornien, Oregon unb @aIhinaton.
Die Wlrtuns oes Giftes bisler
qflanse lit bieielbe tpie bic bes @,fts
efeus; man ipenoet aud bieielbsn
9esenmittel an.
Ser @tftfumad 0piion iuz
mac) 1T bier aud unter Den Ramen
upoiion bospopb" unb rppiion aIh"
betannt. Meiltens in Stroudform
tpndienb, errei9t er ood baufia
8aumgr0be biz gu 30 SUP !S0be.
Die 8ldtter iino lang sefie0ert nit
slatten Rdnbern. 9ds SoIs bat
einen i6paden idpeielartisen Sc
ru4. Dieter Stroud iinbet ii9 bon
Der @rense Sanabas Bis gum 9olf
IN allen Staaten oitlid bonn Mifiis
iippi. 9as in bieisr Yflanae ii9 fin.
oenSe Silt iibt oieislbe W1rtuns auf
cie meni4lihe 9aut. tpis Ole beiren
oorberiseH arten; ole orei pflan,en
Iino nobe berpanbt. Bel 8suiftrn<
gen nit Suma6 tpsroen ou1s oie,el.
zen Wiiitel anseipnnot, ipis bel len
6eiben e%ritssnannten. SIT 8lei5uder
nidt aleid our Stele, 10 paIhe
mon bic entsiinbeten 9autregen
sriinoIih nit GHis unb beIirsue fe
sann nit Wei3enme9l. Das SUDDEN
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-03-02
Granfgcitcn bes Sibnerfropfes.

Nsnn bic !Siibnsr ausi9Iieblid
&0rnerfutter erba!ten, ober tpenn Il
fi9 in Der Grn.eSeit auf ben 9etrsi
beitatsn in Der HGbe bes @eb0ftel
feIbft biele SDrner iuden, tomm.
es ni9t ielten our @eritopfuns uni
@nt5iinouns bes arppfes. Iu1 Der.
fdludte 9aare, Seoern. grobe Stein,
uno gieri4alsnitiide t0nnen BIZ
Grantbeit perurio6en.
Die !9iibner, pel9e ron benz 2eis
ben befallen iinb, baben tpenig ober
sar feline 9uit gum Jreiien; sepDbns
lid iiben iie plit seitrdubtem gefies
Der auf einem' P!abe. S6nabel unp
NafenOfinuns fpnoern bduiis cine
fdIedt rietenSe 5IiiIiistsit ab. Stsbt
es f4limm I'M bic Siere. 10 lit Der
@tem isbr ffns!l. Der aropf 1T
bid unb bart; oriidt man baraui,
10 oeisen bic Siere bur9 3uIammenz
auden, bab tie itarte S6mer3sn lei.
ben.
Sa bic Siibner burd bic 3ronts
beit iebr angegriffen tperben, ssben
lie on gn%ttraftuns iebr boib suz
srunbe, ipenr ibnen niat i9neIle
9ilfe suteiI tpirb. 8enn eteine
ober anodeniplitter i'm aropfe itet,
Ten, lam 9ilfe bura anetsn unb
Sriiden bes 8ropfes unb burcb pais
lenbe Siitteruns sebraft tperpen. Bel
benz pori6tisen uno geltnben Sriiden
itreidt man ppm aropfe oufndrts
nod benz G1nn6el 81. Sarno6 gibt
man i6nen reinss WaiIer unb bGlt
lie ein~gelperrt. Sollte na9 "a Stun
ben cine Gntleerung bes &ropfes ni6t
erfol9t Iein, 10 muB bos 8aeten unb
Streiden tp%ieberbolt perben. @irb
trob iorgfGltiger 8sbonblung feline
geiIerung e%rsielt, 10 muB our Spe,
rotion gef6ritten iperoen. Man
IGneipet einfo6 nit einem reinen
rnb i4arfen MeIIer ben &ropf out
entleert ibn unb perndbt bana9 ben
S6nitt nit einem Seibenfaoen.
SieIe Operation lift audi n%otpenbis,
tpenn Steinden uno &no9enIplitter
i'm Srcpf iiben, mas iid brrd pors
'!4ti9es 8efiiblen leidt feititenen
ldbt. Die Seilung Der Sdnittpunbe
gebt 9etpObnli6 iebr idneIl Dor iiG.
4llerbinas erforbert bic Operation
einiae 8eididli6feit; iper biefe niht
beitbt, tut am beIten, tpenn ct bic
Siibner fdlo6tet.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-03-02

big 2 Saritte nabe fommen.' gs fol-
len 5dae porsetommsn iein. in osner
@%rbiinoun9 e%intrnt, ipenn bic 9riiz
men Ssile Der Yflanae bic ausenIiz
Der beriibrt batten. @ls @egenmittel
iolte ME 8aiIer. iOnoern 5uerit 2tIs
to9ol ooer ouf9elDIter 9lei3uder Gus
gar Of ledo) an9e!pmbt iperben.
glei5uder loft ii9 nift in DaFer
auf; es muB ba3u reiner Qltobol
poer W6istp genpmmen loerben. Mit
Der mildi9en Sliihigteit miro bic
entsiinbete Saut tdsli6 eriinblid
ein9erie6en. Gs iei borauf aufmsrt>
lam gema6t, Dap Slei3uder unS bic
bappn s%etppnn,ne IuilDIuns inner
lid ols febr itarfe 8ifte ptrfen uno
oesbalb aug benz 9ersi9 Der &ins
Der gebalten perben miiHen. Die
Iusrottun9 bes 8ifteIeus lit ni6t
i6per; man idneioet i'm pdbrenb
bes Sommers mebrere Mnle ab uno
ldBt rieie MoiIe liegeu uno trodnen;
brin9t man mod trodnes Reiiis uuf
oieie Stelen uno siinoet bos @on3e
an, 10 beridpinbst sic @iftpflan3e,
oa bic flodliegenoen 8urseln BON
benz 5eller beiddbist iperoen. Dos
ge9ieben Der @%iftpflan3en nit
SGtrefeliGure t6tet bicIctbsn ebens
falls. Sas Iusrpben lam nur ppn
lolden perionen aussefiibrt psrben,
bel oenen bas @ift feline Wirtnng
ousiibt.
Die 9ldtter bes npoiIpn Sat"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-03-02
Nuftiun.

Die llnter3eidnete miro auf ibrer
Surm, 1 Weile 0itl. bon Swiss, an
Der Berger &oao, anl
Sienstag, ben 13. MGrs
foleenoes gigentbum allf 0ffentliher
allftion an ben Ieiltbietelbcn Der.
fallfen, beginneno I'M 1 llbr nadmit.
tags:
MGbrcn, G mo s Sabre aft, cine
oabon trG6tig, 5 Wailleiel, ndmlid
2 arbeitselel, 5 ilnb 8 Sabre alt, 2
babon iinb 8 unb 9 Sabre l,no ser
anoerc 1 Sobr oft; 1 Stub; 1 SehieI.
maidine, 1 9rabtieil, "a sa0llig unb
rs SUB lang; 1 Surnlipagen; 1 Sclt-
REDEEM; 1 NtcGormif W1ber.
Sebingnngen: S. llrb unter, 9aar
iiber SIS nel,n Wonate Credit geget1
Note nit gutter Si6erbeit.
@ittrue IboIpb 8ieber.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-03-02
9anfiagnng.

Gen 5ablreiden Scrpanoten. Sre,tr,.
ben unb gefannten fir Die uns in 70
f6perer Stunoe eripieiene ber5lide
Sbeilnabme, aablreide 9egleit,ing
uno 9lumenipenoung our lebten
&ubeitGtte unieres innigit geliebten
8atten un6 Safer,
Sobn Stranb,
nod nadtragli6 unicren tiefaefiiblten
bcr5liditcn Cant, iomie Dem Serrn
Eaitor Il. &asmann, Der gagle 2oge
1928, Den 9aDrtudtrGgern llno benz
ACKNOWLEDGMENT Serrn Com. &ueoigcr
fir feline reelle unb quite 8%ebien,tng.
Die trauernbe 8attin,
Gbriitiana Stranb nebit &inber.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-03-02

-llnieren ber5li6en Can't hermit
Sen foIeenoen 2eiern bes Solfsblott,
fir Die millfommene g%rnerlerilng if.
reg Announcements, IN ser Dcrgnnge.
ncn @ode:
Scrmann-gbns. s.. BOD. Scbn
@raenble unb Sranf Hllpp.
Sermann, 81. 1.-Sran Soicpbine
Sufner uno Osipalo Strabsner.
Sermann, 81. 2.-Stto Slebmeper
9ap-Gbas. @cbfing. Sb. Sod Ii.
Srau Sp. Strunf,
Sn. s. Slider, Botsoom.
Geo. Slil5er, 9aoe,L ct. 2ouis, 60.
Serb. 9orliid, 8lano.
@altcr 8obs, Spracuie, 3ebr.
Senrp 2ansenberg, Smiss.
Saul q. Sduet, goffeppille, Sans.
8. 5. 8alter, 8ellington, @o.
Sranf Steinbed, 8Iano.
@nn. &all. 9iion, Sans.
Geo. &al,, 8iion, Sans.
Sol. @iloing, Berger.
Sobn Siautid, Berger.
Sris Brandt Sr., Srafe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-03-02
3m berfanfen: g(pfel. Butter at Coo.
Die @allonc.
Srau &arl 9allmitorf Sr.
Nanfiagnns.

@ir erlallbcn ms hermit alien
rnieren Srernoen ulo Nadbarn unb
i%nsbeionoere, Srall Illgl,it Sagen
%unieren ber5liditen Sanf ~a1sauipre.
den fir Die urs eripiefcnen 2iebes.
6ienite, ipdbrenb Der 3ranfbeit un6
na6 Dem Sobe unierer geliebten 8at.
tin, Wlltter urb @roBmutter,
Nbclbeib Stride.
ebenfalIs ber5liden 9anf BEN 8nbr.
tu6trGgern, unieren Srelinben fir
Die rei6en 9Iumenipenoen iotpie
Srn. Baitor &asmann fir feline troit-
reihe @rabrebe.
Die trauernben Sinterbliebeneu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-03-02
Sas SrGnfen Der EfcrSe.

Den pferOen pirb in Der g..
td9Itd breimal WaTer segeben.
Wande trGnten bieielben Dor Der
5itterung poer pdbreno bsriel6en,
anoere na6ber. Man nimmt an, pab
ale SrGntmetbppen betDmmlid Iinb,
iobalO Die 5iere iib baran setpDbnt
baben. @enn pG5renb Der Sutterieit
aetrdntt ipiro uno Die Siere ne6nen
nieI 8aler auf, 10 t0nnte ipobl, tpis
mande %annehmen, elm poriiberse9ens
ces Gefiibl Der Sdttigurs srseust
iperoen, oas oieiel6en BON peiterem
Srehen ohbalte. Sppobl purd cas-
SaufenlaiIen !pdbreno Der 5iitterun9
als aud bur9 rei9li9e WdNeraufz
naRme Dor oerieIben lperbe Der Was
genlaft, ME bdufis ongenommen
piro, gu iebr Deroiinnt, peniser
tpirtiam unO baour9 bic 9eroauun9
perlan9Iamt. SIS tann taum 6esroeiz
felt peroen, bob purd iebr reitli>
DIES Saufen Dor ooer pdbreno oss
5iitterns bic 8eroauuns iiG lang
lamer polaiebt. Sb aber bic Iusz
niibuns Der Rabruns oaburd beeinz
trd6Iigt miro, tonnte bisber niGt
nafgepieien iperpen. 8eoba6tungen
touen 1geben baben. baB BEL Der
eben 9e19iloerten Dirt bes Saufenz
lofens Der pferbe bisre SatertDrner
unoseroaut abseben.
Gs 1T tpobl bonn Stanopuntte Der
WiHeni&aft aus bas Ridtisite, bic
pferoe reselmdBig Dor benz Saferz
futter, nafoem iie porbsr stpas Seu
ooer 9ddiel 9efrehen baben, gu trdns
ten nno ibnen einiSe 3eit na6 Dem
8eraebren bes nit 9ddisl semensten
!Safers nodmals WaNer ansubieten.
@ritsres erifeint besbalb srpedmG,
Big, !penn 3. 9. pssen itdrteren
Waheroerluites BEL anseitrenster Or
belt SpeideI unb Massnidft bid
flinig setporben iinb. SIN aGaenei.
men iino bic pferbe aber Dor ober
bei Dem gesinn Der 5iitteruns iebr
ielten burItig unb tpenn iie iauten,
10 nebmen ie peniser @aNer uuf
als mad c~erIelben. RamentIrd in ter
talten, tiiblen uno aud in Der mar.
men SabresSeit, ipenn lie po;ter
ni9t fdtper arbeiten mlbten, sieben
iie gu anfang Ser 5iitteruna bduiia
ods 6rehen benz Saufen Dor.
Bel allen idtper psrbau!i6sn uno
b~ldbenben 5utterItofien lit bsim
Srdnten grDbte 8priidt ansuraien.
Grbien, Sub. Soiabobnen uno eros
beg MaigI9rot quslsn i'm Moseu
tort nad, tuenn 9lsid nod ibrer
9erfiitterung bon Sen 5ieren relt-
lid Waher oufgenommen rirb. Sle
les aufqueIlen Fat ni9t Ieiten Ger
Sob Der Stere i'm Geio!Qe. Mnr
'oute oesbalb Eel Der 8erfiitterana
Der porsendnnten Suttermitiel emf
&c 3eit Dor Der Siitterung unb srIt
5tpet Stunoen nod bsrislten trGnfen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-03-02

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Taft bel ben R0mern uno 8riefen
6as sepObnli4e Mittel, nit benz bic
Berbreder ins Senisits bef0rbert
puroen. So itarb aud Der beriibmte
Sotrotes an S9ierlinsssift. DAB
bic Wur5el irriiimli9 fir paItinate
sebalten ipirb, fubrte beute mod mits
nnter gu @ergiftumen. Die &ranfe
bsitssri9einunaen limb Mustsadbz
muns unb abnabms, alb sGnslider
8erlut oes SebpermOgens; Der Sob
tsitt ourd 2unaenld1mung Elm. siez
re seben infolge oes @enuEes BON
S9lerIingstraut bdufig 5usrunbe;
es tritt Man9el an SreBluit uno
itarte Spei4ela6Ionoerung elm, duff
bld9un9en uno &rdmpFe fplsen unb
nod SIS Stunoen Der Sob.
>3pei ii9 siemIi6 dbnlite Gift
pfIanaen iinb Der Giftsteu pois
fon iOp) unb bic Giftei9e (poi,
ION oat), uno lie iperoen uu6, OBJ
9leid lie an i9ren 8ldttern leift gu
unterI9eiben iinb, bdrfis nit eiranz
Der perpe6Ielt. Der @:ftefeu 1T Elm
&letterftrau6, Der iid nit ieinen
2uftrpuraeln an 9autnItGmme unb
Meite tlammert. oft aber au9 auf
Der Grbe i'm @raIe ipeiter rantt. Die
8latter iinb breisadis unb lang se<
fielt; bic tleinen sriinlihen Bitten
erfdeinen i'm Mai unb Stunt, iie perz
ipanbeln fid in tpa9sortige slatte,
peiBe 5riidte. Die oft Bis in ben
Minter an ben Strdudern bdnsen.
Der 9iftefeu tommt iiberaG in zen
Der. Staten Dor, ielten lit er iebcd
in ben trodenen @esenben bes Wes
fens; an Der pa5ifittiiite tpirb er