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of food supply during the war. It
is perhaps 4 blessing i'll disguise
that this years winter wheat crop
has proven so limited. as this lacl has
brought iOrcibly home to tile minds
of the American public the necessity
ia: using every possible effort to en-
large The production OF all crops 10
The utmost. The great gathering at
81. Louis under The presidency OF Sec
Rotary al Agriculture Houston, TO
which the President OF the United
States sent so urgent Il message, is
bul an Indication OF he extent 10
which This problem is occupying the
minds OF all men who HAY" a. heart
the conviction That Americas part IN
his war, into which she has been so
reluctantly dragged. shall BE- SO fore
IDLY and so efficiently played as TO
ensure speedy peac" by the over
whrmns nature Of her participation
in il.
Recent newspaper report; from the
United Kingdom show how thorough
.ly has tn" lesson been learned that
The success Of a nation III arms de-
ponds in AZ great measure upon food
supply as upon any vi tn" other ele-
ments which go 10 max" w. ll@htinG
strength. As one writer PHRASES II:
The ploushman. us sung by Burns,
has come into his own. Police forces
are libcrating him: the Army is civ
in% him 4 furlough on the land: from
many strange occupations he is 90
ing back TO his original task. and IN"
CRY is sill more plouShmrn. y Agrl-
culture. fon% since fallen into cOmpa-
rative decay. owing To the continual
flow Of labor To the cities, is become
once more the dominant trade. and
every man and woman who can be-
IMPRESSED is coinC back TO nature for
their counrry's sake. Every means
of stimulating agricultural activity is
being employed. from the introduce
ton OF numbers Of modern plough
tractors, heretofore but .Sparin%lT
used on me comparatively small
fields OF the British Isles. 10 a revival
ur the Old plouGhing matches which
in earlier days did 50 much 10 de-
vc!op personal efficiency among farm
hands and 10 cultivate in them ana
respect for their calling.
America has learned from obSerVa'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-18
FIRES FIRST SHOT

Germany'S reply to cur declaration
OF state OF war was thar She never
intended 10 make war on the United
States, and had no intention uf doing
so now. Yesterday she fired the first
shot, a German submarine launching
~a torpedo againSl 4 LATED States de-
stroyer. which Fortunately missed the
American ship BY 80 Yards. This is
. the real answer OF Germany. The
base of operations Of these undersea
aSsassins is 4 matter Of dr>t impor-
lance. We have now been given Il
definite demonstration that German
ruthlessuess is 10 be prosecuted d; our
doors.
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It IS extremely satisfactory TO no.
ilCr how much attention is being pad
at the present moment TO The problem
tion 50 many of The pitfalls into which
Great Britain Tell that she must apply
her great business sense. not merely
TO avoid the pitfalls Of allowing her
fields 10 be depleted Of labor. but 81"
must build up her agricultural re
sources into I great var weapon for
the Use Of herself and Of those ma.
lions upon whose SIDE She i; iigiIiing
She must recruit, by Cumpu!Sion. +
necessary. 4 great agricultural army
Ia wage The battle of democracy. Her
farmers have The knowledge. but They
cannot provide the men unless Off
rIal action C0ucS 10 their aid. Fnan-
CIal assistance in The nature of special
war crop credits may BE- III CESAR;
and should be freely furnished. Seed
shortages can be avoided by coRccrt",l
action OF the various existing agricul-
iural organizations. Rul only the GOV.
crnment can provide Il surplus of Ia.
Dor sufficient III amount and expert
.enouSh in training 70 apprrciaby.
make Itself felt in Increased food sun
l,l!. cultivation of vacant city lots aad
Inc spread Of vegetable gardening
may play an important part in de-
creaSlnS The demand OF the Cii!r~ l!lDn
~" staple crops Of he country bur
can DO nothing 10 augment HE actual
output al The wheat fields and n,
cattle ranches Of the West.
By the aim" This is prin."j tAr
question Of whether tn" voluntary nr
the compulsory SYSTEM oi military
service is 10 rule may have been IH.
cidcd. That controversy need nct he
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-18
Ripping Rhymes
BY WALT MASON.
GETTlN THIN.

,jInlri for weeks tn los" my SIR
pIuz Nr..hr:.l lived on bran AMI lrekS,
with now arid ;hrn Il date. tilted my
poor old rrOl, with things hate 10
"al. and drank drnalurrh si"p until
Ind cold feel No good things did
lastr. my richest food was hay: ana
soon my ampI" waist began 10 shrink
awn;. losi my rnuhir "hmS. It
whirh / GLADLY laughed: ! said. 1T
surely Wins. this non-%tarch diet
%rafr " thought my friends would
not" tn" changes | could sec. ana
much warm pru!s" devote. and much
aHplallSc To la" lul they WOULD say,
"ulh scout. you're SlrklT, il appears:
since last yau were about. you've aged
4 hundred years. NuGr face i white
~ chalk. you'y" >hruHk Il lot Ill
weight: YOU ought 10 see III" doc. be.
fore it is TOO laIr." I've found that
pnrtly gents who diet To set thin. will
look like twenty cents. and feel much
worse than sin And SO once more |
cat The things that please The eye; til"
large thick Slab OF peai, the rich ana
gaudy DC
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-18
THE ANSWER TO GERMANY

The German government in its ad
yer;ising campaign 10" subscriptions
10 its last war loan, stopped 10 false
pretenSes 10 OPEN the pocket books oil
he German people. The advertisement
uuite falsely stated that ;he United
States have finally stepped openly
over to- ;he side of England. whose
cause they have been supporting since
the beginning OF the war. and offer
as an exr,,Se unrestricted submarine
warfare" This is plain deception. bu'
the Concluding paragraph OF the adj
vertisement is much more repreh"n
Sible. 1t reads:
IN uurSuit 81 ;}> plan. !'""Sid'nI
Niisur docs NOT "u"n hesitate. /" adopt
~. old .;:iu effort IL Great" DIVISION 10
,N,.u the German GoT"rph"ht aH''
r.u,,I. Hrw ii;ti.. Wilson kn"ws about
rAr German p"upi" and German WAYS.
There is no better answer 10 tnlS
obvious distortion Of lae impulses
which moved lie American govern
,ueut 10 enter this war than that given
''' 49, ,.,.., -,
By Il Germau-AmcriCan Of Chicago. 4
German by. birth Mr.. e. kotI"nab"
who writing 10 the Chicago TRIBUNE
" NV "
ConfeSSeS that while Il Is hOfTlulC
calamity that he may hay" 10 hShE
Germans. biz lis an American ny
,,,,,..,
preference, | can see no olneE course
h,,., tn. SNUG AFRO.
open but We nav
,,,rca -: ms German advertiser renl
9''N ,., ,.;,.o, l.novs
declaring. RIO" Il'iie w i'''
,,,,, rho C,arn,,n urOpIr and German
""o"' ''''
,>uys" We might counter on ilIat u!
-, ,;.,. ,h GERMAN "0is,
observing no" h,''' ''' w
,.rnmrnt knows the real thought ID
, ,u1ight
.nr lt"rItaa NeGpie WHO "'t ''''sN-
49, ior,,it, ;s.tt.S Gf ih, war.
"H'u vi '''
-, Mr.. kotEenabe give VISION ~ l"i9
t.;,, So. Io.. when H.,
blindness. "u'Ni tx
says
'l:,ratl~" ct MY birth iri'd Icing
,,.r,i control | have me- Indr'itultr E't
fnr ii,r French a:ld boss Tor "a" BrltiHi
i;y. ~. :: S;rauG. irony 81 fht" So
iitu~,. i;lti".IS giving th'ir p!""" 80 -
"!plrs wh:"f | hold d''ar as 1,,n,.,. ~,
wrong F' ''''
~ is u very unhappy n ;t', ,,n, 'U u" 49,; Sc
~. NiI,"s triumph over III. IanL Of my
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-18
WILL BE PEOEED:

CHARLESTON. W. Va. April ia
special grand jury is expected To Er
called in intermediate court here to III
yrstigate alleged open violations of III"
election laws practices in the municipal
election held Monday. While many al.
rests wore made none OF the. accused
have been given hearing yet. Some
Of these will be held Thursda" in police
court and the others will be held before
Justices of the peace. -.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-18
Big Vessel Driven
! Ashore By Submarine

NEW NURk. April 1T.-The British
steamship Karmala, an S.9S% ton pas
sen@cr vessel owned by the Pemnsular
and Oriental Steam Navigation COM
unny was driven on a reef and sunk
on March II near Spr2ia. Italy, after
being SHIELDED and 1orpedocd b. a Ger
man submarine, according 10 Two
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she Senate. In both instances they
were proposed b. Republicans, which,
probably. will be considered very par
lisan b. The non-rartiSan hTpocrites.
\ similar committee was organized in
the Civil War BY unanimous vote of
the House and the adverse vote 81
only three Senators, which did vast
amount OF good work.
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For the lonsing Of Ills p""rl',~ Ch"rst
has called us DER Tho $50.
TO send them food and SiiccuT Il" i,as
Summoned y"f: and ne;
III, be Struug 10 strike Ih"Ir $hac.;i".:'
oh, be swift Ia set them !E'u.
For The cause Is marching "m.
The power OF selfish tEi;rrr.s Shu!l Il,
shattered ia til" dust.
lie calls !" uak, ;ii rliiin& - iE"i'
yapin" aud their lust,
Ills servants must To-, governed -. Ill"
righteous aid tn" ;I~t.
Lit His rlusG {" HnHr'h.n" "r.
Strike hard. oh. fr"cd"m'S clridr,n, HaG
xiv thrun uulci release.
He has sent L. - III" dr'% l" hviuS
universal l"ac'.
When the naughty shall ID, h.u:a.oi
! and blrrdy war shall r"ISv.
While His cause goes marching "n,
---iiavrrI"rd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-18

Americans who were among the kar-
mala's 100 passengers and who arrlv.
ed here today from Europe. All on
board the Karmala were saved.
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S.narur Howard $giu.' land took. III.
;l I.r,tS.rm h,:r"nU ih. Hrp!lc"ti"n "t
Mrs EliHIh.,r N;"d' HI,ar'. 81 Nhc"ti'i-,
Lrn,s law. and wI~ promised AN carly
decision u 'hI~ az" t.: '!#t depart
mont.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-18

IIc;ty Green willie alive dodg'd ;he
tax COLLECTOR Vt ECw York. and 10"
dead she cheats thc state ont OF 81 mo-
nco. htr executors Succeeding in having
her declared t. i.av" been m"m-r'~:-
dent Of The State Il, the time ~ haH
M ing
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-18

Tn" biography Of MuutanaS woman
member Of Congress takes up just liz"
words in the Congressional Directory.
jeanette Rankin. Republican. Of Mis-
sou!u." Can you heat IL"
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Huntington IS st:,l throwing It's over
Charleston lundiag The aEmor p'ale
plant.
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This Is no LINE to talk about giving
enlistment systems "trials.'' Get to-
gcthcr there over in Washington: mis-
is a serious. not an experimental war
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-18

Spend your summer vacation on 4
Farm and set L taste OF real work IN
the upra.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-18

Take ~ night Off TOMORROW for Tho
big palriutic demonstration 81! The
Auditorium.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-18

-" cu, nrw bread. Try using a K1IIe
water.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-18

Good '.:ard"a making weather. "
t.sv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-18
NEW BATTLE HYMN OF REPUBLIC

Eaisc vegetables for EoHr :"tn,ry'
sake as we'll ns your %'on.nv;is >H&,.
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Tho blood shed nj Lexington one h|n-
drcd and rorty-two years ago was ih2
seed of the republic.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-18

AN AGRICULTURAL ARMY
To Feed the World is America First Task.
By C.. TT-DALGLEISH

Formerly General Manager OF the Agricultural Bank Of Egypt
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play both ends against ;he m,ddl" ana
get away with it.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-18

There is no shortage 6 v..9 r,rlr,
- any rate. 7
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Efficiency loses its grip when il is
overt raiu"d. and that's what's the MAJ
tor with the fleeing German ar:nl"$.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-18

Paul Ecvcre's Ride" was also Il :;i,u;
spring drive.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-18

E4iIn "a. EiIll. - ii-r,,~.rll.. :r.I
French Mr.S. uf EtIrh.:.fnnu. nav, narI
recommended IA! E"pI"rrIiirUT, SiGnrt
=. Feed Tor hpI",ntutnt +" trE,. IN ~
franc. ,.AaIm:fil. inns IT,. ;h., Naval cad
,.iIy at .NnEarutig.
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Lexington and LusiIania ar. corr"lli
ed events.
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.prc%cniTiiV" ti"nr%- i. ErWcrs in
Nh. inuSr introduced ncHSiuu h:fl~. Sum1
special md others f"r original pens ions,
III behalf Of the relieving constituents:
William O. s;hHItcr. GrHuIunvill";
I'Huirl w. Thurst"u. Parsons; u. N.
Saycrs. h.yscr John Lyons, Martins
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This Is no lime to talk about giving
enlistment systems "trials.'' Get to-.
gcthcr there over in Washington: this
! is 2 serious, not an experimental war.
------------------------'-
Spend yunr summer vacation on =
farm and get.a taste OF real work in
the open.
Take -. night Off TOMORROW for Tho
big palrIotic demonstration "a! The
Auditorium.
Tho blood shed at LnxinEtou one hUn-
titcd and rorty-twn years ago was ih2
seed of the republic.
Ca:ranza IS advised that nn man can
play both ends against ;he middle ana
get away with it.
Efficiency loses its grip when il is
overt raiu"d. and that's what's the MAJ
ter with the fleeing German armies.
------------------------------
Paul Ecvcre's Ride" was also u gt,ui
spring drive.
Guard your speech Or 3:od'u 10 sH.:I-
ed.
Lexington and LuSilania ar corr"lni-
ed events.
| The lid will he OF TOMORROW nt@.'.
Let your patriotism t"a..
-----.--------------
There is no shortage G.: w4r rrrlr,.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-11-01
ATTEMPTED ASSAULT
Stowe Farm Hand Shot Woman but
Not Fatally.

Hyde Park, Oct. ga warrant
charging assault with intent to kill.
while armed with a dangerous wea-
pom, has been issued by States At
torney NJ. p. Maurice against Floyd
Benton, the young farm hand who
shot Mrs. Frank Wright of Stowe and
then inflicted two wounds upon him
self, Saturday. Benton is about 20
years old.
After the outcome of Benton's in
juries is seen, there will be pre-
liminary hearing. and he will be held
for the December term of the grand
jury. The maximum penalty for as
sault with intent to kill while armed
with a dangerous weapon is life
sentence.
Mrs. Wright. who was shot in the
back, is not thought to be in a serious
condition. but she win be taken to-
morrow TO a hospital at Burlington
for X,ray examination in order to de
termine the exact location OF the bull
let. If pieces Of her clothing adhered
to the bullet, it may be necessary TO
operate. but il ii is Embedded in the
muscles. the bullet may give no
trouble, and may be allowed to re-
main there. Benton is already at the
Mary Fletcher hospital
Benton is said to have confessed to
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-11-01
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
iaews OF the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers

Mems fine shoes The kind you'll
like, $3.50 to $500 at Harris. Adv.
Mrs. f. W. Goodall will entertain
the Kings Daughters at her home on
Main street at $50 Friday afternoon.
Benway Singing orchestra Forces
ters' hall tomorrow night. Dancing
8 to /. Tickets, 35c Adv.
Richard Stone, who has been the
guest of Catherine Ryan at the home
Of M. j. Roche on Jefferson street,
has returned to Providence, r. |.
Miss Laura Minnie Gallagher of
this village and Frank Spencer Leigh
of Salem, n. Y, were married We'd
nesday at the Baptist parsonage by
Rev. w. G. Towart
Miss Ida p. Y. Bentley of Voorhees,
Vile, N Y, and Norman b. Thomp-
son of Chester, VT, were married
Wednesday at the Baptist parsonage
by Rev. w. G. Towart. The couple
were attended by Mr.. and Mrs. w
Holden of Grove street.
w. 0. Wilcox, who conducts saw
mill on Green river in the town OF
Sandgate is in the village today and
says that the brown trout are run
ming up the river in unusual numbers
this fall. This is the spawning sea-
son and the fish will later return to
the deeper waters of the Battenkill
Mr.. Wilcox says he has within few
days seen number of the trout that
should weigh six and seven pounds
apiece. Some of the large pools in
the stream are full of the trout, he
says.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-11-01
NORTH BENNINGTON

A very complete line OF sport caps
and cap and scarf sets, all colors at
Rosters. ADV.
Mercerized table damask in table
length at soc yard. Irish Mills table
damask 1-2 yard lengths at $1.oO
yard at Rosters. ADV.
Don't forget the Missionary pro
gram at the Baptist church tonight.
Special music, readings and dramatic
representations OF life in mission
lands. and beautiful colored slides
illustrating work among the Italians
Everybody welcome. Offering.
Owing to the. increased cost Of
newspaper publishing, correspond
ents and others are hereby notified
that there will be charge for all
notices of church or society suppers
mission is charged or where the pur-
pose of the affair is to raise money
payment must accompany the item
item. This prepayment is necessary
because 1t is not feasible to open ac-
counts for such small amounts. The
charge will be three cents per line
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-11-01

Jailer Lee Elliott Saturday night at
the jail in this place, where he was
brought after the shooting at the
Wright farm at Stowe, that he at
tempted criminal assault upon Mrs.
Wright. He asserted that he did not
mean to harm her, intending only to
frighten her into submission.
He came to Morrisville Saturday
after Mr.. Wright had left the farm for
eastern New York, and purchased
box of cartridges and some chloro-
form. Benton had revolver, a
cheap affair, and it is to that fact that
Mrs. Wright owes her life. II the
weapon had not been inferior, both
Mrs. Wright and Benton might now
bo dead
Mrs. Wright had been helping with
tha stripping" of the COWS after the
milking machines had been used
Benton, it is said, closed and locked
the harm door, and then made his pro-
posal to Mrs. Wright, threatening
her if she did not agree to his de-
mands. The shots fired at her in the
barn went wild, and it was after she
had fed toward the house that the
farm hand succeeded In hitting her
as he pursued her along the path.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-11-01

no charge less than Is cents. This
means that two lines would cost 10
cents while five lines can be had for
the same price. Promoters of these
affairs can easily tell what the
charge will be by counting the words
in their notices and allowing six
words to the line. The money may
be handed to the correspondent or
sent direct 10 The Banner office with
the item. Payment may be made in
one, two or three cents stamps.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-11-01
NORTH WHITE CREEK

Mr. aud Mrs. VIM. Luke have re-
turned home after visiting her sister
in Newburg.
Thomas Harrington purchased
some sheep OF Mr.. Beebee of Shush-
an recently
Forrest Luke is home from Sche.
nectady on vacation.
Miss Abbie Hurd OF Cambridge is
teaching in District No II and stay
ing at Henry Hills.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-11-01
SOUTH ARLINGTON

Joseph Guber has purchased a new
Ford automobile.
Michael Guber and Joseph Seigel
have purchased Liberty bonds
Joseph Guber and family spent Sun
day in Argyle. They made the trip
in their new Ford
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-11-01

There are limos when rcd tape be-
comes barbed wire infringement
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-11-01

Spain has a way Of conducting It's
revolutions on the soft pedal.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-11-01
ORRINE DESTROYS
LIQUOR HABIT

Keen interest in Orrine, the scien-
triflc treatment for the drink habit,
now on sale at our store continues un-
abated.
Yet this is not surprising when it
is realized that it can be given secret
ly at home with absolute confidence,
and that it quickly destroys all desire
for whiskey and other intoxicants.
Orrine has saved thousands of drink
ing men, and is sold under a guaran-
tee to refund the purchase price if,
after trial it fails to benefit.
Orrine lis prepared in two FORMS
No. /. secret treatment; Orrine No. 2
voluntary treatment. Costs only
$1.00 box Ask for booklet. B. a.
Quinlan, North Street, Bennington,
VI.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-02-23

bos ais SeiImittel sesen 4itbma
bdufig @eriuenoung finbet. Nidt
felten tperben Die son5en 8Orner audi
bon Iitbmotronten in Yfeifen aez
raudt. Der @enub Der 9ldtter. 8liis
ten, Stensel, Defenders aber Der
SamentOrner ere9t itartes Grbrefen,
ausemeins Gri4laffuns Oper audi
Soblu6t unb &rdmpfe, bic nit Sob
enben. Siere riibren bic pflan5e
ibres pioerli6en Gerudes lpegen
febr felten an.
Die breitbldttrise aalmie
(broaozleapeo loureD miro in mans
den StdOten nod als 3ierItraud
feileeboten. Del 5armer in ben ct
uno Siioitaaten tennt ben Strau9
unter ben Hamen nlpintersreen" poer
npilb laurel" uno bot pielleibt f6ou
aiibe ooer S6afe, bic I'M Winter Die
9riinen 9ldtter fraBen, perloren uno
bebauert ben StdOter, Der fir Iol9
unfraut nod @elo aussibt. Gr iibers
fiebt, bab Die groben 9liitenoolben
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-02-23

tenbsn Observation-Disclosures bei
Sieren dubern ii6 in beftisem WItrs
gen unb Grbre6en, 3dbnetniriden,
~itarter Spei6elabionoeruns, Wnnten
uno llnfdbigteit, ii6 auf Den 8siaen'
gu erbalten. Sn idlimmen 5duen
tritt Der Sob ihnea elm. Yeim Ssifz
men bes totem Sieres 5eist ii6 cine
bpfsraoige Gnt5iinoung oes san5en
8eroauun9stanals, pesbolb bei ben
Sieren ppr Dem 8erenoen bdufig
Slut i'm Dung sefunOen miro.
Ger Ipilbe Rpsmarin
(marib tea) pirb in Seuti9lonb
aud pori4 pber Sumpfporit ees
nannt uno lit b%ier5ulanbe nod unter
ben Nomen Dog laurel, calf fiji uno
tpilo rpsmarp 6etannt. Die ipiben,
~itarren 8Idtter Oieies Strau6es iinb
immergriin; Die aablreiden Bitten
iteben in bi6ten Solbcn. Die BLU
men baben cine ldngli9e @lodenform
unb cine peibe 5arbe; ie perbreiten
bur6oringenben, piberliden
@eru6. Die Monate Ipril unb Mai
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-02-23

iino oie Sliitessit bieisr pflanse. Sic
finoet ii6, an nieorisen Stelsn
oidte 8ebiiI6e biloenb, BON 9irsinia
bis nod Dem n0rbliden Seile oon
Georgia. Der pilDe Rosmorin gez
bort gu ben 9etdubuns smitteln;
rei4Ii6er genub er3eust beim Mens
f4en &opfi4mersen, 4ufresuns,
Salafloiisteit, Suiten, 8ersr0bes
runs Der pupiuen, Spei6elflub,
Sautiuden, sei4piirartiss puiteln
unb au6 oft cine Qrt Gau56. Bel
Sieren duBert ii9 Die @srsiftung in
dbnliden @riGeinnngen, pie iie mad
benz SenuFe Der Qnbromsbe auftres
ten.
Die sifti9e Steinbpacin=
Fl pirb nur i'm Weiten unb Hpros
peiten Der Ser. Staaten aeiunoen;
perpanbte arien eibt es in Merito
unb Iiien. Sn ben pnsifitItaoten
tpiro iie pereinselt an ben WoFerlGuz
fen unb alf 9erapeiben Bis gu 5000
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