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Macon beacon., 1917-06-29
CHURCHES


METHODIST
Preaching services IL a, m. and 745
p. N.
Epw0rth League 1:l5 p. m.
Sunday school al q:45 a. m.
Prayer meeting 7:45 p. N. Wednes-
day.
All are cordially invited.
BAPTIST
Percy Calvin Rsrkley, Pastor
Sunday school 9.40 Il. m.
Preaching II a. N. and p. m.
EPISCOPAL
There viii be services in the Episco-
pal church Sunday night, July LIST, at S
p. N. All are invited to attend.
PRESBYTERIAN.
Preaching Sunday morning at II a.
m. and S D. m.
The public cordially invited.
CENTER POINT
Preaching at $50 D m. by DR.. J. f.
Jones. Of the Presbyterian chuch.
CATHOLIC.
Mass will he said Monday morning at
10 O'Clock. Father Yoerg has been i'll
for seveSal weeks and some other
prizes will probably say mass.
Macon beacon., 1917-06-29
A Beautiful BroWn-Eyed Baby for
Adoption.

As the cGiai4l agent for the State
have in charge the founding lett at the
nome Of resident Of Macon this week.
II is beautiful, brown-eyed baby girl
and good Christian home is wanted
for it. All residents of the county are
to apply for its adoption and
several have made their intention. The
board Of supervisors will be in session
Monday, July I'd, and all applications
will be heard on that day.
Mrs. A. l.. MCCOLLuM.
Macon beacon., 1917-06-29
Girl Baby Deserted.

That faithful bird, the stork, made q
! big mistake, amounting to a crime.
when it left some one undeserving per-
son nice girl baby some time during
the past week. The party receiving
the baby evidently thought mistake
had been made and had it passed on to
some one who would probably' not be
ashamed to own it, 81 about II O'Clock
Monday night it was left on the front
porch at the home of Mr.. Hungerford
on the Depot street. Its cries soon
awoke the family and also Mr.. and Mrs.
Emmett Dantzler, who live Npposite.
1t Was taken Immediately to the home
of Mrs. McCullum, who is agent for
the State Orphanage at Jackson, and
DR.. Murphey was called and said it was
about three or four days old and we'll
formed baby, with blue eyes and light
hair. A few minutes before the baby
was found young man going home on
that street saw a Ford runabout stop
in front of residence Or the block to
the west of Mr.. Hungerford s. The
occupants of the car, two young men,
had gotten out of the car, but when
they saw the young man coming, they
got back in rather suddenly and passed
him. He noticed that the wheels and
oody of the car were very muddy, the
number on the front of the car being
so muddy it could not be read. The
car proceeded up tie street and stopped
N the corner next to the residence of
Mr.. Hungerford and few minutes af-
ter the young man got to his home
some one called his mother and told
about the baby being found. 1t was
wrapped in an oat sack and about its
body was a piece of cloth with the
stters "E. NJ" embroidered on it,
Crowds of ladies had called to see it by
o'clock Tuesday morning. 1t has
been adopted by DR.. and Mrs. D. S.
Barclay. 1t is hoped the young lady
will grow up and become great mus-
clan and an honor to its adopted parents
Macon beacon., 1917-06-29
Rates on NJ. & 0.

The Mobile & Ohio Railroad Co. will
sell Round Trip Tickets from Macon,
Miss, to the following places on the
following dates:
To Little Rock, Ark. July 7th, 8th,
and 9th, 1917, good for returning on
or before July 18th, 1917; fare 1885
Also order to sell round trip tickets
to Chattanooga, Tenn. has been can
celed. This ad. read round trip tickets
to Chattanooga and return to August
l2th,s13th and 14th, etc.
W. c. MCCULLAR, Agent.
Macon beacon., 1917-06-29
A Country Club.

a formidable name, but the club is sim
plicity itself, as conducted by tie
farmers Of Prairie Point neiGhhorhoo1.
The routine work is conducted BY a
president, secretary and a program com
mittee appointed by the president. The
club has no public place of meeting,
but find it much more pleasant to meet
once a month at the home of one of the
members the place being determined
by the alphabetical order of the names
Thus it happened that the last meet
ing was held at the residence Of Mr.
and Mrs, j. II. Carpenter. The right
was pleasant and the guests occupied
seats arranged in the yard just in front
of the gallery, where the organ was
located There was a good attendance
and quite number of visitors, some of
whom happened to be from distance.
AS is the usual custom, an hour was
spent in visiting and gossip; then the
previously announced program was
taken nm This consisted Of talks on
farm tonics intersperco1 with songs
and recitations latter being by the
children exclusively. All talks and
papers are followed by an open discus
sion, which invariably brings out some
good ideas and rr,ouentlv makes much
amusement
The chief aims of the club are TO ex.
chanpe IDEAS on farming pardnn and
household tonics. along with the pass.
Of a pleasant social evening. However.
ruch NAV he learned nv tho exchange
of ideas. it seems the universal opinion
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Macon beacon., 1917-06-29

The Cemetery association will meet
Tuesday, July 3rd, at 4 o'clock with
Mrs. Emmett Dantzler All members
are urged to be pr sent as officers will
be elected for the year, All members
who have not paid their dues are re-
quested to do so at once.
Macon beacon., 1917-06-29
CARD OF THANKS.

We wish to thank the good people,for
their kindness. and htlp durlg the
quar- mine especially ess-s Nichol-
son e. uo-roh, Mr.. 10. Snelto1 and
Mrs, 5aoHdaq
NJ. AVID NRs. W. CHAPPELL
FAMILY.
Macon beacon., 1917-06-29

Mrs. J. l.. McMilin, who is studying
voice and school music in the Sophie
Newcomb normal at New Orleans, re-
Gently took part in a concert given at
GuIfport. The Herald, of that city,
has the following comment: "The ap-
pearance of that gifted song bird, Mrs.
McMillin, brought joy to all present,
for memory yet held her slvery notes
of Tuesday evening and when the last
note had been sung an encore called the
sweet singer again. In no small way
has Mrs. McMilin contributed to the
pleasure of Gulfport music lovers.
The chorus Mississippi was splendid and
again gave the audience the pleasure
of the talent of Mrs. McMillin and Mrs,
Grove"
Macon beacon., 1917-06-29
SOCIAL DOINGS

Mrs. g. B. Richmond, Jr,. was host
ess of the Auction Bridge club an We'd
nesday afternoon,
On Thursday afternoon Mrs, Warren
Stewart entertained the AS You Like 1t
club.
Miss Mamie Warren Jones enter
tahed the Fortulghtly club Thursday
afternoon.
Macon beacon., 1917-06-29
FOR RENT

Eight room house with bath; close in;
garden corn patch, enclosed chicken
yard and barn. Possession given at
once. Apply to
H. c. McCoRoUoDALE
Macon beacon., 1917-06-29
$3,387 65

O,OOI UD
This includes cash and pledges, There
are elso some pledges in the hands Of
Jhe local treasIrers that have not been
counted in the above.
An effort will be made to form a Red
Cross society in the county indepen-
dent Of the Columbus chapter. 1t is
felt by those at the head of the organ
lzation here that better and more satis-
factory work can be accomplished in
that way. A communication explain
ing the matter in full will be published
in next weeks Beacon
Macon beacon., 1917-06-29

hufo For Calo-An Overland FIVE. passcn-
nutV.tVI SuiC ger car, in good running
order for sale cheap. Apply a Beacon office
Co,u Doac-A few busheli of mixed COW peas
wv 1SuSfor sale. E. p. SCALES,
BroOksvilie, Miss
Cattle For Pasture nib.- take Ike Iht limited
on the farm OF the Noxubee County Farm
CO., known as the Gr!ggs old place,
Macon beacon., 1917-06-29

Mr.. w. A. Da.Is, nurseryman, of
Smithville, Tenn. spent several days
this week in tho county. He has had
several men selling nursery stock in the
county and their plan is to sell an acre
or two acre orchard and set out the
kind of trees best adapted to the land
and climate. and the nurserymen will
care for this orchard by pruning and
spraying for three years, replacing all
trees that have died. This is done at a
moderate price, and if the farmer will
keep up this work on his orchard, a
good fruit crop every wear is almost
certainty.
Mr.. Davis visit to the county is due
to the good opinion his son formed of
our lands when he visited this section
last fall, and Mr.. Davis, elder. is not
disappointed, and thinks this section is
as we'll adapted to fruit growing, es
pecially peaches and plums, as the ia
nous peach section of Georgia, where
the Elberta is shipped north by he
train load. Mr.. Davis visited Mr.. Mont
gomerYs plnce west of Macon, and
was shown an orchard of several hun
dre1 trees that the former owner of
the place, MIR. Ames, set out about
year and half, and Mr.. Davis says he
has never seen trees put on as much
growth as they have in that length Of
tune, and that, too. without specia
care and attention. This in itself, says
Mr.. Davis, is proof Of the country's
adaptability to fruit growing,
But fruit cannet be grown here or
elsewhere without care and attention.
Jerry Washington. of Cliftonville,
sends the Beacon a half grown boil Of
cotton and says he has six acres that
has on 1t plenty of the same size, If +
Jerry makes as many bales as he has
acres, it will probably bring him more
-han $500, more than he ever made on
hat much land before in his life.
Macon beacon., 1917-06-29
Red Cross Collection.

The grand rally following the drive
for the Red Cross fund, was held at the
Iy'eum last Saturday AFTERNOON. The
sum Of So, loco had been allotted to this
county, and nearly $i00 more than that
sum was collected as will be seen by
the reports from the following commit
Macon beacon., 1917-06-29

The shipment of cans financed by the
Merchants & Farmers Bank have been
received and are now on sale at the
NoXubee County Hardware store at
Macon. Mississippi, and can be pur
chased at the actual cost, the Hard
ware Company having agreed to make
no charge for their services in hand
lirg.
Macon beacon., 1917-06-29
To Meet at Courthouse July Sd.

On July 3rd at $3.50 a. m. there will
be meeting of the county council at
courthouse. Miss Connie Bronslagel
will be with US.
We cordially invite presidents of
clubs and presidents of Parent Teachers
Asso Citations to meet with US.
MRS. T. J. WILKINS, JR.
Chairmanof Home Economics Com.
Macon beacon., 1917-06-29

The only weevil that have been re-
ported from the county in damaging
numbers was from the Cooksville
neighborhood. Mr.. Len Marshall was
in town Monday and SAID there was
any number of them in his cotton
fields. Mr.. W. 7. Brtton, who was in
town the same day said his hands had
reported them quite numerous. He is
u ing the weeyil cater sold by Mr..
W. Nj Jones and if the weather does
not change too radically and try to
make up for the dry drouth we have
been having, he is still in hope of max
ing half crop. A good rain, right
now, is what is needed worse, and cot
ton has little weed and compared with
last year is at least a month late.
There can be little hopes Of any crop that
is put on after the middle of August.
Macon beacon., 1917-06-29

Pure home made Apple Vinegar for sale, J.
y. Peipdester, Rsvius, Miss
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-10-25

Die SeiIisteit Der arotobife itsint
iid nun allerbinss nur auf befonbere
gyemplars ober auf folde, Die ii1
an beitimmtsn plGben aufbalten, su
erftreden. benn i'm iibrisen lit ber
einssborene Sdssr unb Slider. Der
iid fir bic &tofpbiIsiasb NIT pieIer>
lei in 2eber eingenGtier 3oi,berme<
bisin perfsbt, Der Sobfeinb biefes
Reptils. gier unb Sunse fudt er
auf ben Sanbbdntsn Su iiberrafden.
alteu Sieren itellte er nit Der Sars
pune nad. Dieie i. cine fdpsre
giienfpiBe nit sipei Wioerbaten on
einem manusIangsn Stab, um ben
cine lanse 2eine bidt seipidelt lit.
4m boroeren @nbe lit bas Sau Bee
ionbers am giien, am S9lub am
Stab befeitist. Wenn bic Sarpune
nun ridtis sepOrfen 1T unb i'm
&Orper bes Siers feitiiBt, 10 loft iid
Der Solsltiel bur1 bic beftisen 8es
pegungen bes in bic Siefe tau9ens
ben &rotobils DON ielbit unb bic
&eine ipidelt iid lang ab, tpobei Der
SuIsitisI als Sdpimmer bient, nm
bem Sdser gu seigen, mo feline 8eute
ii9 bintpenbet. Das Sier tann fets
mem 8erfolser 10 ni9t entseben. Die
iebr faeuen E&rotobile pflesen iih gu
beitimmten Sasesaeiten auf Stsinen
obsr Sanbbdnten gu ionnen, pobei
lie nit peit aufseiperrtem Ra6sn
baIb fdlafenb Oalissen. Bel plObs
Iider @efabrpitteruns itiirSen lie iid
tOpfiiber ms tiefe Wafer, in bem iie
Dor ieoer 8erfolsuns seborsen iinb.
Dos iinb bic Sasbsriinbe, mo Der
Sdpar5e, in ieinem ginbaum nit
Der StrOmuns iid binaustrsiben
lafeno. isiner 9eute nadsebt. Gin
our9 ben S9ub nit Der 8ii9ie
ihperpsrpunbetes 5ier. 6as mod ins
Wafer selanste, erbdlt man fait ME.
sic seben auf ben 9runb unb trallen
ii9 bort feit. gs 1T elm intereHanter
9lnblid, penn man i'm sebre9liden
Tegerfanu, bas nit einem ein5igen
S9las burd ben S9peif bss ges
.tpaltigen, selbsriinen ReptiIs 5ers
triimmsrt perben tOnnte, an bieIss
beranfd6rt unb es bann bei uni Ierm
HGbertommen, ben 3opf moran, nit
uneeidladten 9epesunsen in Der
Slut peri4pinbet.
Das &rotobiIfleii9 pirb tros Teis
nes na9 Moi6us rie9enben, fii9issn
Geidmads bon ben ginseborsnen
auf ben MGrften perbanbelt unb se>
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-10-25

piirssrn umfponnensn. tpie rieiise
peiBsraue pfeiIsr ipirtenbsn llr,
naloitdmme gum buntelsriinen 8Idt.
terba4 aufitrsbenb. Rsin Wino>
baud befpegt bic 9fGtter nnb alIes
atmet Rsbe. Gin @ogel ldbt beftdns
big baIo ndber balb ferner fein
~SIuIu" erfdallen. einen merfpiirbis
fiiBsn, b.m Sbr iid einfdmeideIn.
ben Ruf. Sn sefpifen itiIIen, baIbs
peridpllenen, perfpiloerten paftorens
sdrten meiner friiben SusenbSeit. no
Der pirol bon ben 3tpeisen pfiff.
berrIdte cine gang dbnlids anbeis
melnbe Stimmuns. Gin alter auf<
ieber aus Der prieiteltaits Ieiitete mir
@efenidoft. IIs i9 ibn froste. OBJ
ben Steintrotobilen aud Menfden
geopfert piirbsn, fbiittslts er ben
&opf. Rein, sesenpdrtis nur S9afe
unb 3iesen, friiber ia, er pGre oft
babel seipeIen. Ob oIte ober iunse
Mdnner ober Srauen9 .Ha, tpie Der
ba," meinte er unb seiste auf feinen
etpa 16iGbrissn Sobn, Der in Der
NGbe berumbantierte.
Bon beilisen YIdben. ipo man bic
&rotobile fiittert, purbe uns pielfa6
ersdblt. sic Iollen iebr aabGrei9
iein. Sn Motpa i'm Nugelanb be-
fanb iib in Der RG6e bes 9orfss
cine tiefeinsei9nittens S4lu9t. Sn
ben Nueub0blen Der Selspdnbe lebten
Gags iiber grobe &rotobile per itedt.
bic Na9ts bas umliessnbe 9eIGnbs
abiudtsr. Mir tonntsn lanse 3eit
teins bon ibnen gum photographs
rem berausloden. Wenn cine Bee
itimmte alte Grau mi. ibrem 9unbe
an Die NuelIen sinse, bieb ss. 10
>tdmen lie iofort beraus. Qlber bic
syrau NOR ni9t aufSutrsi6en. Dir
lieben pesbalb- 1tdnbis einsn SiinsIins
bsi ben SOblen Wads balten, Bis lie
berausfommen ipiirSsn. genn mir
bann nit unferem apparat nnlanss
ten, NOR bas 8rotobil sepD6nli6
pieber in feline S0bIe ssi9liipft. Dir
tieben nun einige sroBe 5leifdtiide
bolen, porauf iih ems Der &rotobiIe
ridtis berausIOden IisB unb bas an
einem langen Stod bingebaltene
Jleiid annabm. @s mar elm ftarter
4aigator. uno mir tonntsn gang
bi4t beran. Sn Der Rdbe befanb iid
be @aiieritelIs bes Ortss, mo 5rauen
unb ainber tassiiber gang obne
5urat booeten unb Waifsr idDpften.
Gtpa IL bis 15 gang iunse 8rotos
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-10-25

ssmeiner in europa betannt. Sn
9lmerita tpurbe bas 3uderrobr bur4
Columbus einsefiibrt, no es iebt in
srobartisen plantagen tuItipiert
fpiro. Ro9 i'm II. Sabrbunbert
mar Der @ebrau9 bes 3uders elm
eroBsr 2ugus. % fein preis aubers
rroentIib bod mar. Sn Der Mits
tie bes 18. Sabrbunbsrts ipurbe Der
9ebalt on 3uder in Der Runtslriibe
entoedt, unb bdburd tpuroe bic Wf6g'
lidteit eeseben, unabbdnsig bon benz
~&olonialSuder" aud i'm eisenen
2anos ben besebrten SiiBitoff bersua
Iisilen. SbsIeid anfanss Die 3uts
terausbeuts feline 2 prosent betrus,
ipGbrenb Die Nuntelriibe 12-18
prosent 3uder entbdIt, eIiidte es
0pd ben forti9rsitenben @rfabruns
gen. bic Serfsllunssmetbobe oauerno
gu perbsHern. 70 bab bic 9lusbeute
INNER pprteilbafter uusfisI uno iid
Ole Riibenauderinbuitrie innerbalb
zines Sabrbunoerts in SeutidIano
lin bas 30fa9e permebrte. 10 Dab
iebt Der 2lnteil Der Riibe an Der ees
iomten Weltprobuttion an 3uder Die
!5Glfte betrdst.
Man nennt ben 3uder, Der ipirts
idaftlid Dieie beoeutenoe RoIIe ipielt,
Robrauder Tim 9esenteil gu anoeren
Suderarten, tpie Sraubensuder.
uip.). Ser Robrauder ipirb bauptz
iG4li9 aus benz 3uderrobr uno Der
Iuntelriibe berseitellt, bod Iiefern
mande palmen, Der 3uderaborn uno
sinise anbere pflanssn aud Hobrauts
fer. penngleih oieie i'm @ersleid gu
ben enormsn probuttionen aus 3uts
fsrrpbr uno Gunfelriiben nidt in 8es
tra6t fpmmt. Die Seritelluns bes
3uders aus Der HunteIriibe 1T Siems
li6 iibereinitimmeno nit Der 6abris
fation aus Dem 3uderrobr, bod ins
tereFisrt uns Defenders bic erifere.
DO Der &iibenbau uno bic 3uders
fabrication in Seutidlano. mo iGbrs
lid fait 8 MiIlionen SoppeIaentner
3uder berseieIlt iperosn, auf isbr bos
Ter Stufe itsben.
Die seernteten Runtelriiben pers
ben in ben 3uderfabriten sunddit in
benz fosenannten Waf6baus bon Der
arbaftenben groe bur9 Waiden NIT
Wofer befreit. Sierouf selansen
eiefe in Die Sdnibelmof9ine. in fpels
der fie in feline YS4nibeI" psrpan'
felt peroen.
Wdbrenb man friiber Die Niiben
fein bertleinerte, Inn burd preHen
(prebperfabren) ober burd Iuslaus
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-10-25

bile i9pammen pbne gesenieitise Be-
bellisuns Der Weni9ea unb Sisre i'm
Waiier berum. ginise ReiIen Don
pieiem Srte entfernt befano iid elm
dbnlider plaB, mo sroBe arotpbile
Der 5rau, bic lie gu fiittern pflegte.
nadfolsten pie Sunoe. Sd babe bas
aber ni9t ielbit seieben. 9ei Wus
tori i'm Oiitumlanbe iab i9 einen
anbsren beilisen 8rotpbilstsih, aug
benz bic 5rauen ebenfalIs. ioear ein<
seln in Der Ddmmeruns, @afer boIs
ten. gr batte Die 5orm elmer 8.
Oas tlsinsre, fIa9e 8aIiin bients
als SdDpfitelIe. bas srDBere ipar BON
ca. 8 Meter hpben, tief binsin ausz
sebDblten SelspGnosn umsebsn. Gin
tlsines Rinnial flob aus Dem Seid
benz cine Sagereiie melt entfernten
gsnusiirom Su. Die SObIen bdtten
friiber cine melt srDBers 9lusbebs
nuns sebabt. iastsn bic 2euts bon
@utari, unb bas sanSe 9elGnoe
madts tatiddIid einsn 5uiammen>
aeIuntenen ginbrud. gs mar fiir
uns Rsiisnbe nun ein feItiamsr tdss
li6er 4nblid, Die Srauen unb iunsen
3inber i'm WaHer berumplantidsn
unb in unnlittelbarer NGbe in ben
S0blsn bic mGdtisen. sriinsenarbten
&6pfs unb sadigen 2eiber bieier
Wahsrunssbeuer Su ieben. Die 2eute
tparen Don beren ungefdbrli4teit
iiber5eugt.
3uipeilen ihpamm bic eins obsr
anbsre Der rieiisen @6ien fait unbes
ipeslidb trdee i'm Wafer. Seltfamer<
!peife iab man aud Slide in bem
tlsinsn Seide, Die bod Don arofos
oilen aefrefen nerben. Die 2eute
ersGblten, Der 4rptobile pdren 10
pisle, bab man nur einen Iebenbeu
Suno binunterSuiperfen braudte. 10
itiirsten sleid cine sanSe ansabl aus
ben !SD6len unb tGmpften nm bic
8eute. Mebrmals i'm Sabre fGnbe
Elm feierlider llmSus aus Der Staot
nod benz 3ei9 itatt. Gin grieiter
i6ritte poran unb man fiitterte bann
unter beionberen 3eremonien bic
5ier.. 8eionbere Sdnasr in bieiem
4ufause iinb als 3rotobile poritellens
be Masteu oertleioet. nno sipar inns
msr pnarnsiis. MGnndsn uno Btibs
DE barfellenb. 3pei iol9er gtnss
fen iinp bier absebilbet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-10-25

9r6be bss 9isres 70 eng, baB Der
arme 8erl ieinsn iduppisen S4nan5
trimmer muBte. So bate er f6On
Oiele Sabre an bieier STEELE Suse'
bra9t. @insr unisrer 2suts bro9te
bonn Wtartt slpei Siibner ansei4Ieppt.
BON benen eius binuntsrseporfen
puroe. gs flatterte Gnsitli9 lumber
unb lief auf oem Riiden bes Reptils
berum. Sas Srotobtl ma9te pers
apeifelte slnitrensunsen. es gu fans
gen; es pGIate iid berum, bab Der
S9lamm ben berbsiselaufsnen 2eus
ten nm bic S0pfs ipribts. unb
idnappte nit bem fur9tbaren Ras
den. S4liebli6 tpnnte es .ni6t
feblen, baB es bas arme Subn an
einem 8ein erfpii9te, unb es per>
idpano i'm Ru slpiideH ben ipiBen
3dbnen. Sa mir Der 2lnblid fpibers
pdrtis par, eriudte id ben Sdpars
gen, oas speite 9ubn erit au tOten,
porauf er fein MeFsr aus Der
S4eibe 5og unb ihm lansiam ben
Gals bur9idbeIte. Das Speite Subn
perI6panb natiirli9 nod i9neller tpie
pas erite. 9tls mir aus bem Sofe
ihritten, paren idmtIide alte unb
iunse Warttpeiber suiammsnselaus
fen unb itimmten nit er6obenen 6Gns
ben einen Gborseians an, ob gu gbs
rem bes arptooils ober Der opfernben
WeiBen. blieb uns untlar.
0rsi sassreiien DON Sbaoon Iisst
bic alte, beilige prieiteritabt STE, in
oeren llmgebung inmitten Des bibtes
item tropiI9en uripalbes ii9 soblrets
DIE, nit manderlei Steinfiguren ges
i4miidte beilige Saine beiinben. Sc
iinb bas runbe pber pielmebr opale,
Don Sra9enbdumen umsrenste pldbe,
Seren 3ugdnge bur9 aufsebGngte
trodene palmenpebel, unter benen
man buraihreiten muB, fenntli6
limb. HddIt Der 3ppreFe TT po5I
tein gaum 10 sseisnet. einen feiers
ltden Sinbrud beruo,5 ,5urufen, tpie
oteie Srahenbdume. bic elm Sa6rs
tanieno alt perben unb Die man nur
an gelpeibten pldben angepflanst
finbet. Man6e Der Steinbilber
befinoen iid in tleinen, unIdein6as
rem 9ui9biitten. Dor benen bic Opfer
oarsebra9t perben. Gin Serartiaer
plab TT audi bem arotobilsott ees
ipeibt, uno id ba6s unter anberen
Sirsen aud oas Snnere Der tleinen
Sutte nit ben Steintrofpbilen abaes
5ei4nst. Die llmgsbuns bes Seiligs
tums mar f96n unb if1munasppu.
Rtngs bic fdIansenartig perIdluns
genen StGmme Der Drndenbdume nit
ibren fremoartisen 9ldtterhiiI6eln,
oabinter bic Don 2ianen unb 9oums
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-10-25

lausungsprp5eB por5unebmen. Der
in ben Siffuiipnsapparuten geippns
nene Gdft entbdlt neben Dem ipeients
li9sn 8eitanoteil. Dem 3uder, AUDI
rod in Wafer ssIOite gitpeibitoffe,
Sarbitoffe unb SalSe. Sieie perben
Sunddit entfernt. inoem man unter
GrtpGrmen 3altmil9 sufeBt. tpobei
bic Stoffe gum Sell gum 9erinnen
sebra9t, gum Sell als unl6slide
ssaltberbinounsen niebersef9lagen
,ueroen uno iid su goOen isben.
Sur4 ben geiponnenen. selGntertsn.
rS9eibefaft4 miro nun aobIenIGure
ssIeitet, sur gntfernuns bes nod se-
l6ten &altes. iporauf Der Saft, our9,
SilterpreHen setldrt. als flarer. bell.
selber rDiinniaft" in Die fosenanns
ten 8atuumapparate gelangt. Die
is iperben bon auben bur1 Dampf
aebeiat, un0 bic ginodmpFuna 6es
SiinnIuftes sef6iebt i'm IuftDsrbiinns
ten Raum (@atuum). Der mitteTs
2uftpumpet in ben 8atuumteHeln
terseiteIlt pirb. Dur9 fpitemati.
fbes pafieren berfdieoener FOLDER
9atuumapparate fpirb Der OiinnIait
INNER fonaentrierter uno gelanst
ftliebIid als buntelseIbsr uOidfaft"
in peitsre 8ebanbluns. nobel er fpie--
oerboIt fiItriert unb sstIGrt pirh.
aad abermalieem ginip9en i'm 0a-
tuumtodapparat miro Der Saft
f6IiebIid 10 melt tonsentriert, bas.
tr gu friitalliiieren anfdnst.
Siefe Maife i6eioet ii9 nun in ei.
men triItalliiiernbsn Ssil, ben @obs
auder. unb in einen nidt friftalliiie-
rtnoen braunen Sirup, bic MelaEe.
2ebtere miro mitteIs 3entrifuseH
hur9 abfdleuoern bon Dem .Robs
5uder" getrennt.
Ser Robauder Der 3uderriibe iIf
ridt fiir ben menfdIi9en @enuB se%