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The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1917-03-31
OUR WOMEN OF SPRINGFIELD

Up to this time no effort among
the women of the Race here has
been made, or representation Civ
en- them in the work, but with re;
newed activities call to commun-
ity Service will be sent out to the
women of the Race in Springfield
and other cities of the state. One
of the Race features of the centen-
NAL celebration will be a great
Statewide cooperative congress to
be participated in by many of the
best of both races. Whatever part
or recognition the Race merits III
this great affair we have absolute
assurance will be given them. 1t
is up to the Race to pay the price,
no one man is going to do it for
them, and recognition, respect,
and cooperation will never come
from the white people of this or
any other community, until the
colored people themselves evidence
a disposition to pay the price for
these things thru effort and self
sacrifice. In Bloomington a well
building providing for all
Of the community needs of the
Race there stands to the credit of
he work of the Legion's cooper
ative System.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1917-03-31
The HAGAN CONCERT

Miss Helen E. Hagan the noted
concert pianist, appeared in our
city last Friday, March 23rd, un-
der the auspices of the Springfield
Woman's Club. The program was
indeed grand, as Miss Hagan is
one of the most noted Musical
Artist in America, and the music
lovers of Springfield enjoyed a
rare treat. She was ably assisted
by Mr.. Orville Smith, in a vocal
solo, and Mr.. Charles f. White in
his dramatic readings. Both gave
excellent renditions.
The Woman's Club and their
president, Mrs. l.. E. Barksdale,
are to be congratulated on bring
ing to us, such a capable artist as
Miss Hagan, who is a credit not
only to the Race, but to her school
and America.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1917-03-31
CORNER STONE LAID
AT GRACE M. E.

The special Cornerstone laying
ceremonies at the Grace NJ. E.
Chnrch last Sunday afternoon by
the Knights and Daughters of
Tabor were exceedingly interest
ing and impressive and drew an
unusually large crowd. Grand
Chief Mentor of Illinois, l.. f.
Finney, of this city was in charge
assisted by Grand Preceptress.
Mrs. Samuel Alexander, and con-
Quoted the ceremonies in most
creditable way from the beginning
to end and held the large crowd in
perfect order by the interest and
enthusiasm he put into the serv-
ices. While the people of Grace
Church make but little noise about
what they are doing, they are nev
ertheless going right ahead with
the remodeling of their church and
when completed will have chuGeh
edifice the will be credit to the
Race and community. Rev. w.
f. Walker has his work we'll in
hand and has a firm hold upon the
esteem, the condolences and affec-
tions of his congregation which he
well deserves. The organization
of the Knights and Daught-
ers of Tabor with its Juvinile de-
partment is composed of many of
the best of the Race in the city
and has numerical strength
that any organization might well
be proud of, whose work in be-
half of charity and Race uplift is
of untold value. The organiza.
tion's popularity was we'll attesteo
by the very large number that
gathered to witness the laying o
the cornerstone, which evidenced
at the same time a real and SINGER,
interest in the success and advance
ment of the Grace NJ. E. Churcl
and its pastor.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1917-03-31

Splendid things are in store for
the colored people of this commun-
ity If they but can have the pa
tience to work them out. Not on
ly is this community interested,
but the entire colored population
of the state will be materially eff
fected with their highest interests
advanced by the carrying out of
the program of COOPERATION
in this city. Throughout the state
of Illinois active preparations are
beginning for observance of the
states centennial anniversary. EV-
cry city of any consequence is
planning to make the best possible
effort to outdo its sister. 1t is one
great opportunity for cities to at
tract attention to their municipal
advantages and to prepare the way
for adding to them.
To no set of people in the state
does the centennial mean more than
to the colored people of the varl-
Gus cities of the state if they but
could be brought to appreciate the
the opportunity confronting them
In Springfield already without any
noise or bluster of any kind, many
of the thoughtful men of the Race
have come to the support of the
work of the Loyal Legion Cooper
tive Educational System and local
quarters have been established and
the only newspaper published in
this section for the Seven Thous-
and members of the Race here
turned over as the Official Organ
of the movement, with perma
nenC organization effected consist
of a number of the
most influential colored men ol
the city serving on important
boards. The Executive is com
posed of Hon. Francis G. Blair
State Superintendent of Public
instruction, chairman; Mr. Logar
Coleman, cashier of the Illinois
National Bank, Treasurer anC
Commissioners 4. W. Mitchell
Founder and Principal of tn,
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1917-03-31
CHARGED WITH HAVING THE
WRONG IDEA

Much is being said about the
Constitutional Convention Bill that
passed the House some days ago.
Our Representatives, Jackson and
Lucas, are being numerically
scored for voting in favor of the
bill by The Illinois Idea. The idea
of The Idea is that the bulwark of
protection safeguarding the rights
of the Colored people by the pre-
sent Constitution has been swept
away by the vote of these two
gentlemen and that there is grave
danger of the proposed convention
legislating adversely against the
Race in consequence. The idea of
of the two gentlemen in question
is that The Idea has entirely the
wrong idea on the subject. Their
idea has been to make it possible
through new constitution to do
away with the many inconsistent
ideas of our present state consti-
tuition of which The Idea seems to
have no idea. Major jackson as
sures us that the legislature pass
ing upon the idea of a Constitu-
tional Convention has had no idea
of the idea which The Idea sug-
gests.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1917-03-31

Secretary White has been doing
splendid service with his pen III
behalf of the fraternal circles of
the city under the caption of In
The Fraternal World" chairman
T. w. Warrick has looked after
the interest of The Pleasant Grove
organizations through appointing
Mr.. James Hunt as editor for that
section. Health Notes. will be
looked after in the future by DIR.
p. M. Santos who will possibly be
given direction of the work of the
Home and Civic Improvement
Board.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1917-03-31

words paid a beautiful tribute to
Col. Marshall and Major Jackson
as the highest type of statesman,
soldiers and fraternal leaders the
country has ever known, and GER
tainly men whose successful lives
were worthy of emulation on the
part of our young men making
their start on life's journey.
Major jackson, known the coun-
try over as one of the best and
most engaging speakers who ever
appeared before an audience, whose
every word one leans forward to
catch less he lose the charming
harmony of thought so beautifully
constructed and so full of wisdom
and abundant good fellowship,
was easily the drawing card of the
evening, and his entire discourse
was one solid pardaise of the mani
fold beauties of pythianism, friend.
ship, manhood. ambition, race un-
ity and cooperation, and individ-
uality unrestrained by any appear
ance or feeling of inferiority.
The Hon. BENZ. H. Lucas closed
the program with very excellent
exposition of fraternalism from
the standpoint of all secret socie-
ties, showing their simularities in
that they all practiced brotherly
love, as their fundamental princi-
pie, each depressing to other prin-
ciples as an addition, and all per-
forming that important duty of
careing for their sick, burying
their dead and providing for the
widows and orphans of their de-
ceased, and exorted every man to
be affiliated with some of these or
ganizations; giving as his parting
advice that if one could not be
United Brother, by all means be
Knight of Pythias.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1917-03-31

The members of Capitol City
Lodge have in mind many more
of the pleasant social evenings such
as was spent on this occasion, and
extend an invitation to the young
men of Springfield to cast their
ot with thss Grand and Glorious
Fraternity for the mutual benefit
to be found in its embracure. 1t
is expected that a reduced rate
for admission will be secured at
an early date.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1917-03-31
PEORIA

Roscoe G. Frederick, the Repub
lican candidate for Justice of the
Peace, is man worthy of the
Colored peoples vote. He is a
lawyer of some ability ard has
made a good Justice of the Peace.
He will give every one a
square deal. We want to call the
voters attention to the fact that
Roscoe G. Frederick is running on
the Republican ticket. There is
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1917-03-31
PLEASANT GROVE

EDITORIAL NoTEs, By JAS. HUNT
Spring with her beautiful days
that give vitality to mother earth,
causes her face to become decor
ated with sweet flowers, grasses
and many other beautiful features
of Gods handy work, has begun
to dawn. The Sun bursts out in
smiles upon mankind, and the re-
suit in general is that they enjoy
it to their own benefit and pleasure
The fowls of the air in turn, burst
out in praise in honor to Him who
giveth life and it's environments.
Everything made by our Creator,
gives more praise and honor to
Him than do those made in His
image.
Our Sunday School attendance
last Sunday was 80, and our offer
ing was $3.37.
Rev. S. A. Mosely, d. D. of st.
Louis, formerly of Pine Bluff,
Arkansas was with us and preached
at the morning and evening serv-
ices. His text in the morning
was: The Son of Man came to
seek and to save that which was
lost" He preached a spiritual,
and well seasoned" sermon. 1t
is not a question among those who
know DR.. Mosely why he ranks so
high as a gospel minister, for he
was graduated in the Roger Will
Jams University, and is a factor in
the National Baptist Convention;
was member of the trustee board
Of the Arkansas Baptist College of
Little Rock, for quite a few years,
Turing which time the writer was
/ student there. DIR. Mosely has
1een a leading pastor in one of the
argest churches in Arkansas, and
or some time was one of the lead
ng teachers in the state, and
erved in many other capacities
hat tend to make the old Bear
,tateo rank among the leading
tates in the South.
Rev. j. Hayden of Kansas City,
No. was shaking hands with friends
lere last week. He was enroute
,ack to Kansas City.
Miss Maggie Coe, 1900 So. 18th
street has been on the sick list,
,ut is reported better.
The Mission Circle under the
presidency of Mrs. Anna Page is
S doing a wonderful work, the
snd official staff work in
ccord. They are succeeding in
reating much interest in this de-
,artment.
Let us as a people clear the
window, open wide the
loor and let a little sunshine in"
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1917-03-31
MASONS HONOR ]. P. HICKMAN

Hon. j. p. Hickman. NJ. D. of
Murphysboro Tennessee. who is a
brother of Mrs. G. w. Jones of
this city, has been honored by the
Masons of his State by being elect
ed Secretary and Treasury of the
Mortuary Burial Bureau of that
Order for the District of Tenn.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1917-03-31
DISTRICT COUNCIL BOARD

EDUCATION
7. W, Warriek. ii. Sallie and II B. HickIin
HOME AND CIVIC IMPROVEMENT
DR.. A. Ware. Phillip Moore and DR.. Jas. Z,
Henderson
ENTERPRISE AND INDUSTRY
Capt. X. A. Byrd. H. K Wilson and Nat. Smith
CHARITY AND RELIEF
L. ROGERS. Chas. Renfro end Ghas. Ellis
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1917-03-31

HOME RELATIONS AND PROTECTION
Clarence Glen, Amos Duncan and 7 F. Coleman
CHURCH ATTENDANCE AND WELFARE
J.C. OVERLY, Dr. J.I Miles and Vim. Z. Mitchell
PATRONAGE AND RECIPROCITY
B. G. Canton. H. A. Donaldson and Meek
ANTI DIS ISCRIMINATIoN AND EQUAL RIGHTS
Major C. w. Ford, l. E. Foster and VIM Fish
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1917-03-31

another man on the Democratic
ticket by the same name. Do not
get the names confused.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1917-03-31

ADVISORY BOARD
MAJOR OTIS B. DUNCAN
Dist Superintendent
CHAIRMEN OF BOARDS
T W. WARRICK
Council and Education
DR. S A. WARE
Home and Civic Improvement
CAPT. r. A. BYRD
Enterprise and Industry
EDITOR. E. L. ROGERS
Charity and Relief
CLARENCE GLEN
Home Relations and Protection
J. C. oVERBY
Church Attendance and Public Welfare
ATTY. B. G. CLANT0N
Patronage and Reciprocity
MAJOR. W FORD
Anti-Discfimination and Equal RIGHTS
The System is incorporated un.
der the Laws of the state of I'LL
nois with the following as its pur-
pose: To improve the Living con-
ditions of the masses of colored
people; to encourage closer COOP
Grafton between the White and
colored Races; to promote thrift.
economy and enterprise among
Afro-Amerieans.
With the Spring political cam.
paigns practically over with, the
work of the organization will be
taken up in earnest. The move.
ment is absolutely non-partisar
and takes no part in politics, there.
fore ceases activities during poll.
tical campaigns. Bot now to worl
in earnest. The respective Board.
through which the various phases
of the Systems work are taken VI
are as follows:
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1917-03-31

Legion's System, Secretary. The
District Advisory Board is com
posed as follows:
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1917-03-31

Community Building For Springfield is Badly Needed
Where the Work Of Turning off the Faucet" Can be
Taken up in Earnest and With liieeEcy. Center for
Healthy Publicity Must be Established
The Work Of Solving the Race Problem Through the Co.
operation Of the Races here has Splendid start
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-08-03
Die fIcinitem NG6maidinen.

9ei allen mpbernen Yerpotltomm.
nungen bat man bic Ndbmai4iaen
rft ols redt i4tperfdlli9e unb I'M
ge6iibrlid grOben Rnum einnebmsnbs
Wobel empfunoen; unb bas Nrbeitsn
on ibnen 1T ni9t geraoe bas b,ite
Stdrtunssmittel BEL Riidenipeb unb
a%llsemeimn MusteIidmer5sn! 8iele
balten oiefe Woidinen aud Dur9aus
ni6t fir einen }3immeridmud.
Run lit neueroinss cine RG61la,
!dine dufgebraat porben. iuelGe nur
un9eidbr ben 5rpanaisiteI Sell os5
Roumes elmer 9epObnliden oerorti.
gen Woi6ine einnimmt uno ebenio
isiitun9sfdbig isin foil. Sic nimmt
natiirli6 ben Souienoiaiia Glsttris
5itat gu 9ilie; unb bic Qrbsit piro
nur4 einen tleinen elettrii6en SUB
Wotor leidt 6eiOr9t. aus Der ollie
irgeno elmer GIettrii9liats 2eitung
lam man Die 9~striebstraft fir bic
Wtai6ine neblnen. Dies ma4i M,
tiirIiG Grtros&oi1en; bod iollen oies
idben nidt bod tommen, uno i'm
iitrigen ioil Der Npparat, i'm sar,3er
unp I'M e~in3eInen, billtesr tommsn,
els bic bisber i'm @ebrau6 befinb.
Iihen Moi6insn.
Die slettrii4e NGbmoidine 1T 70
:Iein, bnB lie, rpenn iie niGt seraps
benust ipirb, ouf Elm ResaI seitell.
lperoen tnnn nno 10 gut pie uniiht'
car 1T. @ei6loiien uno bebedt, if!
lie ni6t i9lperer unb nidt unbeque
mer gu tro9en, ols cine !Sonbtaide.
Sic tonn gang gut auf Dem Slid
reg Speilf3inmers, uuf elmer Zen
lterifipslls. ia ioear oif BEN alo
pier benlibt iusrhsn.
Dos IT ia bcinabs .supisI oss &!r
lsn auf einmal.'" M5ge bos Ylo,
idinhen por allen esbieoene areeit
o!e3 iann nur bird Sie g5,
eririeien iperbsa.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-08-03
SbitreidJe nnb -arnne Sabre.

DAP bic Obiternte nidt ollie Sabre
a%nnGbsrnb sleidipertis 1T, 1T all9es
mein betannt, ipie man aud peib,
oaB auf cine Defenders reihe Sbit>
ernte i'm folsenben Sabre meiit cine
Mibernte gu p~er5eidnen lift, oft Iinb
es iogar etliae 5plseiabrs, bic mir
cine serinse @rnte %brinsen. Wpran
liest oas? Die 4ulasen gu sen
Jriidten erSeust Der Baum bertits
i'm Sabre Dor Der Sru6treife. Nun
benten mir uns einen Baum iiberz
mdbi9 nit 5rii6ten bebangen, bic
notiirli4 ale bas 9eftreben baben,
reif gu iperpen, unb bic pom 8aume
cine itarte Saftaufubr erbeii6en. 60
elm pieIditiger Baum 1T ppbl in Der
gage, cine gang betrd9tlide Menae
Hdbritoffe fir bic 5riidte b~erauitelz
len, allen jepe 2eiItunssfdbi9teit bat
cine @renSe. 9rauden bic Sriidlte
bic sonse Nobruns fir lid, ober lino
logar fppiel 5riihte b%prbnnben, bob
tieie ni4t ale erndbrt peroen f0nz
men bieies 3cigt ii9 boburb an,
rob mande- 5rii6te tleiner bleiben.
pertiimmern ober gar obgeItoben
lperoen 10 lit eriidtlif, Dab fir
Die Neubilbuns Der 8nofpen, bic i'm
ndditen Sabre bic Bitten brinaen
lollen, nid)t bel Ndbrftpff iibria
bleibt. User I6on einmal einen
Sbf3tpeig i'm 8inter ndber betrad,
tet bat, benz 1T aufsefaIlsn, baB me-
ben idmalen unb ipiBisen anpipen
otde unb tiaelige porbanben limb.
erftere limb Gaubs. lebtere Yliitens
:noipen. Dab bic bideren 8liitens
tnofpen mebr Habrunsssufubr al
ibrer gilbuns erbeifden. als bic
i9tpdderen 8latttnoipen, lit ers
tldrli4. Stebt nun fir bic &nofpens
btlbuns obnebin idon penia Robs
ruIs our @erfiisuns, 70 leudtet Elm,
bob babel bic 8IiitenanIagen in erIer
atnie gu tura tommen miiffen, ,us
NAL bic pflan5e Bel elmer 8eoorsu.
guns Der 9liitentnofpen seeeniiber
ten aaubfnofpen ibr 2eben aefdbrz
BET: bic gldtter ernabren, bic syriibte
bersebren. 60 ieben mir es oIs ets
ipas sana natiirlides, i'm 2eben ses
GnlImes b%e9riinbetes, bab Elm Baum,
Der in einem Sabre cine oube,oes
lprbnli9 reide Grnte sibt, min6ss
elm So6r beborf, Inn Iif su
rleller ltormoler 5rudtprobuttion su
srholen; bob mandmal Itatt zines
beren mebrere bineeben, bis
Der nornale 2ultonb piebcr errsidt
fptro, TT sleidfalIs nidi peripuns
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-08-03

tsh1tn, pie Il, slaubten. inter iib
erIitsn muBten." Don Der iubelnosn
Mtenas umrin9t. tsbrte 9lon6aro su=
rid; sr lpurbe .itebenN in feline,
0ontel nit bsm iibsr i'm i6nebens
Nin uno nod nidt enttrdfistsn BAL.
lon, lpsldsr jeBt, ga stipo Der pisrts
Scil euit bsrnlsgeloiien mar, bic Sc.
ltolt elmer 9irne bntts. nuG Der
Stast oe5c9sn." Man iponnts isinsm
WdSsn Ole Yisroe aus unb vsps nab
en9liifsr Site ben fibnen Nero
noutsn i'm ariumpb onbsr ollrt oie
snn5s 2duSs Der Staot bis gum 70.
then Hob. SIM Sdauipisibauie aber
lpurNs an pisiem Gage Elm .u,lf Ole
6ensr Der 9landnrpii6sn 2uitreiie
rtrfertigtes Ballet, betitelt: .0as
6eit Der WInoe" assebsn. lppbep pos
Spirnhalis 9eorGn9t ppl mar. Rad
BEN S6ouipieI 9iengs sur 0oieI uno
Wnatarooe ipieNer in8 rptbe mob.
psid)e iib friib ben Is. enoiats ="
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-08-03

Sade ODER nut Dem Sub fclttrctcn,
oalnit lid Die GrOc eng oil Sic ga.
mcnf0rncr anidIiebt. Sos lit gu ole.
Ter S~abrcs5eit Die ridytige EilnnS.
mctbooc; Die Scllhtigfcit itciat III.
fer Der fompaftel Gr0c in oie S0be
mo bciorbert baS &cimcn. gtruos
loIe Grbe ioIltc, nm bic 9obcnicnd).
ti9fcit 81 crIaltcn, iibrr oie Snrncn,
reibe gc5pNcIl mcrbcn. @ei galls
trOdcncm @citcr lit cs iait unper.
mciOIld, nit @aiicr nnd)Subclicn:
man giht Den Sanicn. MIR cine loic
Gcfc, Die man bcAicBt.
IS rniitcbt 5uulGdDit Die Sronc.
luOrolls ioa Die 5lpcite ?li,5iaat be.
Itcbcn? go 5illll 9eiipiri Mabic$'
d)cll gcItan0cn lobrn, Die bis Mitir
Slui iid)cr ob9cerntet iinb, laiirn
iid) &obl, Salat, Gicrpiion5cn cScr
Gina q @obncn. 9uuiGbrbncu mlb
@uih.S 0uaib %piInn5cl. Sir 2ol)I,
ulb GicrpilanSen talit man iih
am beItcn Sctlinge, iaila man irldIc
nid)t lclbIt gciogcn bat, bclm iiIr
cine Aus aat peM Surnen oiiritc eS
etipas ipGt ieine. Srilbc @artclerbien
mo 6riib5luicbeln iucroen bis sum
A. &iili uobl CUR Neiie gelollet
fem mn fonncn Den Seacriepilan.
gen Hlab mud)en; bier bari nidlt
~bergeiicn perbcn, onb Scllerie grnbc
@nipriid,c an oet 9ooen nladt mo
man nit Der 9iinguug nift gci5cn
harf. Iud) fGnucrl mir SpGtfobl
nno 9lumcnfpbI nuspilauBcn.
Mit Dem Spinat lit es aniangs
Sui 81 gnbe, unb an oeiicn SteIle
iacn mir rote Niibcn. NO Sriibfobl
abgeerntct lit, gibt cs Ta,lm fir ben
f%ralisn 3WergwintcrfobI Caale"l
cen man biinn ausiGt uno ipGter
auf entiprehenoc g%ntiernung Iid)tct.
@interfobl ertrGgt Die gr0Bte GGIte
rno fam nGbrenb oes @intcrs i'm
0reicn ltebe1 fails man feinen pal.
icnoen Elab 5ur Iuibelpabrung bat.
SIN Sui fam 5!uiiden ben 3llder.
lnaiSrciben Speiiefiirfis -. Samen
CSqnaib") acitettt merorn, unb bic
Gi%irbtsranfen ncbntcn ipGter ben
Blab Der ohgeraumtcu MaisitmlOen
elm. auf Dem @oocn, mo Ole Srii1.
fartoffel geWodicn, ODER Die iriiben
@obnen, ober iraenb ehpas anocres,
l0en mir Gnoe &llli rcdt bibt oen
Sanncn Der "@bite Gucen-" o6cr
Der v@bite 9arletta". 3lpicbcln, oie
bis 5lim Serbit flcine ginmadsipie.
helm er5eigcn - p0er aber ,Sllolu.
fal". ODER Orange 0au". @iibia-
men fir cine SpGtiabrcrnte.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-08-03
0pppelcrntcn.

Sat- ieoer Heuline fam in ether
Gaiion cine Grnte in ieincm @arten
er5ielen. '9as geniigt iebo6 nid)t,
%namentlid nidt, ipenn Ger @arte,
flein uno es notig lit, oab mir aaes
ans Dem Voocu herausbolen, mas
MIR beraus5ubolen lit. 9arum milf.
len mir oaralli b%inarbeiten, itatt Ell.
ner grnte, bercn 5tpei 81, cr5eltgerl.
Sas lit alleroings ctiuas idwieriger,
aber nit einigen Il,tpeiiungen ourd].
ans lidt unmoglid. ltnmittelbar
nod Dem gbcrnten eincs 9eetes
ober zines Cells oesielbcn miiiicn
mir ben 9obcn ncu bearbeiten uno
enttpeoer eine Irsiaat MAIDEN, o6er
SeBlinge anpflan5er, lpenn mogIid
bon einem anocren Semitic, aIs DEM
ioeben abgeerntcten, benn mir ner.
ben bel einem 8efieIbau before
Meiultate er5ielen, aIs lperr mir Die
erIte MnpfIansung tuieberbolen. @as
TIT nun Die bette Metbooe, cine
5fpeite @rnte por5uhereiten? Mau.
der WiberfoIg nit elmer ~stpeiten
ino oritten grnte lit auf mangeI.
bate Oiin9ull9 Suriif5ufiibren ODER
aitf oberflddlid)e 9obeubearbeitl,ne
coer beioes. Gs gcniist niht, ben
0ooen etpas ST. bebaden l,no nit
feln Rehen su nipellieren; tiefes
HmIteden NIT bent Spaten, HuIpe.
r~iiieren init Dem Gcdcn uno reidli.
dies Sii19en NIT eirent raid pirfcn-
Den 3unitoiinger lit bier ebellio an.
gebradt, luie bel ben i'm 6riibiabr
Gctroffcien Gorbereitunaen.
SIT gttbilrdiebtcr Staloiinger,
Der untereearaben mcrben f6nnte,
nidt crbGltlid, greift man ST. pull.
periiicrtem Sdaimiit, bcn man in.
Samenbanolungeli ooer bel @Grt.
ltcrn erb6lt, ooer 81 eirem 9unIt.
hiiilger. ipie er fir 9artoffeIn ooer
@entiiic i'm ongemcinen Suiommen.
eeltellt lit; belize cisncn iid, fiir Den
Stucd gleid) gut. Sriider Sta1biin.
ger iollte bier feline 8ertueitoung
httoen. 8ir molleil nun, nahoem
bieie arbeiten uoIenbet iinb, ieben,
pie mir ueiter p%orsugeben baben.
gei elmer s~ipeiten Iusiaat lit bic
8ooenfeudtigfeit, tpie mir iie i'm
Sriibiabr porgefunoen baben, niht
mebr in eIeidem MnBe porbanoen;
mir miiifen oaber, no mir fleine
Snmen in ieidte @iuen einitreuen
ilno Iic nit etrpos groe bebedenL DE-
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