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Evening star., 1919-01-25
". B. IA. SUBMITS
TERMINAL PLANS
Would Occupy North Half
Square, New York Avenue,
18th, H and nth.

Plans for an interior terminal sta
tion in this city for the Washing ton,
Baltimore and Annapolis electric line
were submitted to the Public Utilities
Commission today by the railway.
According to the plans the terminal
is to occupy practically all of the
north half of the square bounded by
New York avenue. 18th street, H
street and 11th street.
The company's tracks, according to
blueprintS submitted with the plans,
are to leave the New York avenue
tracks at 18th street, turn down that
street to a point about half way
down the block, enter the terminal,
which iS to extend to nth street,
pass out at the 11th street side, up
the 11th street car tracks to New
York avenue and thence east.
The plans provide for a. double
track through the interior terminal,
affording trackage for dead cars. with
a single track entering and leaving
the terminal.
A building with suitable waiting
rooms. ticket Office. baggage rooms, ETC.,
Is to be erected, according to the COM
pany's statement.
Hearing on the company's proposal is
to be held before the Public Utilities
Commission at 10 o'clock the morning of
Thursday, February 6.
Evening star., 1919-01-25
MOVING, PACKING 6 STORAGE.

MY BUSINESS IS COATING HOUSEHOLD
nd Office furniture to withstand hard usage In
shipment. Phone Franklin 66a5. 18th and Ohio
ave. r. McPHAIL. 2ss
Evening star., 1919-01-25
SPANISH SCHOOL,
NATIVE TEACHER.
1917 G st. NV
REAL ESTATE LOANS.

REAL ESTATE LOANS.
REAL ESTATE LOANS A SPECIALLY.
Lowest Interest Hates. Prompt Service
GEO. W. LINkINS, 1714 Pa. ave
SEVERAL SPECIAL FUNDS FOR IMME-
DATE INVESTMENT.
S1,5o0.
50 500.
$500
sl@.sSS sls.sSs
LEE D. LATIMER CO.,
1434 " Y, AVE FRANK. 6lo5.
I HAVE $4,000, OR ANY MULTIPLE OF IT
over $500 to loan at go Oh well secured first
trust District realty.
p. J. WALsHE. Inc. 733 18th st. NV.
WE MAKE A BUSINESS OF FIRST
mortgage loans on improved real estate
THOS. +. FARRELL,
Main 766 Suite s37 Woodward building.
MONEY TO LoAN-s25o to $500. 600 ON D. c:
real estate. Several large trust funds All
transactions conducted with economical con-
s''sfa''0nv VIZ. saf r a0rsGTsSf saUNbERs & CO..
Southern bldg, s07 18th st. NV.
On D. c. Real Estate.
We act at once Courteous treatment.
PERCY II. RUSSELL CO.. 9th and n 7. ave-
MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE AT
lowest rates. spec1al privileges with respect to
prior payments. TYLER RUTHERFORD.
SIT 10Th ST. NV.
WE HAVE MONEY ON HAND TO LOAN on
approved real estate security in the D: G. at
aNp csss ntfres os
BORROWERS.
MOORE & HILL tInc.). 1420-22 n st.
WE HAVE CONSIDERABLE MONEY FOR
loans on d. c. real estate; invite applications:
can give prompt answers.
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER,
l40T New York ave. NV. Phone Main 1855.
MONEY TO LOAN ON real. ESTATE.
LARGE LOANS A SPECIALITY.
PROMPT SERVICE.
THE F. H. SMITH COMPANY
SIS FIFTEENTH STREET.
MONEY TO LOAN ON d. C. REAL ESTATE
Current rates Of interest. Reasonable commits
sion.
SHANNON 4 LUCHs. Loan Dept.
713 14th st. NV. Main 2343.
MONEY TO LOAN-wE INVITE YOUR AP-
plcations for loans u. c. real estate. No
delay. Very low charges. Call in.
BELT. 0'BRIEN CO. INC. 1911 G NV.
nTNyYrNn na NDYrrry csnon N~s
Evening star., 1919-01-25
Would Relieve Congestion.

Erection of a terminal station for the
Washington. Baltimore and Annapolis
line on the site selected would. it is
pointed out, relieve congestion in the
block on New York avenue between14th
and 18th streets; provide adequate facil-
tiles for handling passenger traffic on
the line, remove necessity for the com-
pany's cars standing at the dead end of
New York avenue tracks for longer or
shorter periods, provide shelter for
patrons waiting for cars or boarding or
leaving cars and be in line with recon-
mendations of John A. Beeler. traffic
expert of the Public Utilities Commits
sion. and others as to proper terminal
facilities here for the line.
Evening star., 1919-01-25
THE WEEK
Epitome of Events Ending Janu-
ary Is, 1919.
FOREIGN.
By Webster.

The peace conference was opened in
Paris. Georges Clemenceau, French
premier. was elected permanent chair
man. The Russian question was en-
tered into, as was the Poland situation,
and in the latter case, 1t was decided
to send a mission to Princes Island.
in the Sea Of Marmora, to meet repre-
sentatives of the Russian factions.
President Wilson was a guest of the
French senate. Rioting occurred in
Berlin, the Spartacans attempting to
destroy ballot boxes used in the cleo
ton for members of the new national
assembly of Germany. The Ebert
party of majority socialists led in the
voting. The Sim Fein Society de-
clared the independence ef Ireland.
Charles Humbert, member OF the
French senate, who was charged with
communicating to Germany the con-
tents of two documents relative to the
national defense. was exonerated. Po-
lands new ministry was announced by
Ignace Jan Paderewski, premier and
foreign minister OF that country. II
was announced that the Americans will
control the Transsiberian railway line
from Progranichana to Omsk. dis
tance of 5000 miles. John r. Silli-
man, United States consul at Guadala-
jara died.
Evening star., 1919-01-25
NATIONAL.

New tetepnOne toi IdtcS, nhSStAhe
the whole country, were put into OPP
GRAFTON by Postmaster General Bur-
leson, Taxes on amusement admission
were allowed to remain at 10 per
cent by conferees of Congress, the
proposed increase to 20 per cent be-
ing discarded following complaints by
theater owners and patrons through
ont the United States. J. Ogden Ar
mour, packer, testifying before the
House Interstate commerce commits
sion committee in the packers inves-
tigation, urged the establishment OF
a central agency to control shipments
of animals 10 market to stabilize the
industry. In the same hearing Thom-
as F. Logan. Washington representa-
tive of Swift & Company and other
corporations, was questioned with re-
gard to his connections with the firms.
Thousands of American troops ar
rived at Atlantic ports from overseas.
Gen. March of the general stan of the
Army announced that American
forces in France and in the occupied
territory of Germany will be reduced
to the minimum strength consistent
with our national obligations" For
mer United States Senator G. T.
Oliver OF Pennsylvania. and Pembroke
Jones, one of the weaithiest men OF
the south, died. Announcement was
made by the War Department that
men with the American Army may re-
main In the service until they obtain
positions in civilian life. Sherman
Allen, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of the Wa
Finance Corporation, resigned.
Evening star., 1919-01-25
FARMS.
FOR SALE,

FOR SALE, BRANDYWINE. MD.-114-ACRE
stock farm, with nice dwelling house, tobacco
houses, nice peach orchard; price OF place,
s5, 600; part cash. Call to see L. +. CARLEY.
ct n NJ
Evening star., 1919-01-25

THIRTY-FIyE ACRES. RIG BARGAIN. ON
macadam turnpike. not far from car line,
northwest section; six-room house and out
buildings. good condition; splendid farm land
Evening star., 1919-01-25

aNrrHE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED ON
account of the rain until MONDAY, JANG-
AIRY TWENTY SEVENTH. 1919. at the same
hour and place By order of the trustees.
ja24-d&ds exSu
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-23
PLAZA.

An entire change of show takes place at the Plaza theatre today. The feature picture Upstairs shows Ma bel Normand at her very best, This picture Is positively the finest piece of work Miss Normand has ever been seen in and that is saying a whole lot. It is described by the critic of the ExhEbitors' Trade Review as Ca scream" The feature act is the one which you have been waiting for since hearing the announcement several weeks ago. It is Florence Tempest, in person, with 8 splendid company in the delightful act, Tumble in
 Love" Miss Tempest was a member of the famous team, Tempest and Sun shine which were a sensation on Broadway not so many years ago. Miss Tempest still retains her ex- quisite appearance and has added an abundance of material to display her
 wonderful talent. The act is said to be the most pretentious offering staged in Bridgeport in some time and 1t Is bound to appeal to the the atre-go1ng public who delight in ar tlsdc presentations of high class order Guy Weadick and Flores La. Due will be remembered as the prin- clpals in the big Western spectacle,
 The Stampede" that appeared here some seasons ago. Miss La Due is
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-23
LYRIC

Polly With a Past" now playing at the Lyric theatre presented by the Pon Players in their best form has story replete with many humorous situations and through 1t all there Is a tiny but interesting vein of the serious which makes il what 1t is- Q delightful production charmingiy presented.
 Beginning with the matinee next Monday Lyric patrons have a genu- inc treat in store for them> Not only will they be given the opportunity of seeing real live .aughter produc- Ing comedy entitled 'tOne Born Every Minrte,'' but the author Phil Dun ming, who Is a Bridgeport boy, has promised to be present in person and talk to the audiences about playwrit- ing.
 Dunning, the son of MT and Mrs John ,Dunning of Wiimot avenue, Is The author of brand new comedy farce entitled ''One Born Every Min ute'' which will make its debut In the theatrical world next Monday after noon at the Lyric theatre. The play Is said to be something out Of the ordinary and one of the best that Dunnlng has produced
 He wrote and put on the "Biff Bang sailor show which scored so decided Q success In May 1918 at the Century theatre clearing $46,0o0 In nine days It was the big hit of the service shows in the country Dun 1aing was a chief boatswain's mate in the Navy and was detailed to supply entertainmen on the U, S. & George Washington when President Wilson made his trips to and from France He wrote Uncle Toms Stateroom'' a sailors uayesty on Uncle Toms Cabin On the return trip he wrote and produced Every Satlor'' a tray esty on ''Eyerywoman-" This act Is now in its 3oth week in vaudeville President and Mrs Wilson expressed their delight at both performances of his shows on shipboard and Cunning also received the commendation of the officers of the George Washing ton
 Sunday night the management will present another photoplay concert. Charles Ray will be the feature in ''The Law of the North" and James J. Corbett will be Seen in the sixth episode of that wonderful super serial '"The Midnight Man" Fatty Arbuckle will present a comedy re- plete with laughter producing situa- tions and the Pathe News will inter est and entertain as usual. In ad- dition to this there will be concert by the famous Lyric orchestra
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-23
THE PRESS AGENTS SAY

size of the audience that attended the performance of 'Penrod'' at the Park theatre last night, Andrew Lawlor in the character of Penrod is assisted by Richard Ross known as Sam Williams, are the pair that around whom the story Is written. The acting of both Is such that their future stage career is assured.
 How these youngsters work upon their own imagination and in doing so raise general disturbance for the neighhorhood and without realizing ii bring about the capture of one crook and drive another out of town. In doing this Penrod saves his own father, as well as a few of the neigh bors, a considerable sum of money and becomes the hero of the day. The cast was good and any person interested in that type of play would find 1t an enjoyable few hours enter Iainmenr.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-23

the worlds champion lady lasso thrower and Guy WeadIck is known wherever there are cowboys as the producer of the big annual world S champion contest known as "The Stampede" Bernard and Leonard ap-
 pear in 8 neat singing and dancing offering, At the Movies," while Gene O'Connor and Co.,, with a, cast of four people present Flying High" Fox News, the greatest weekly in the
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-23
PARK
(Review)

The people of Bridgeport are not inclined to show interest in the DOT trayal of the younger generations es- Gapades if we are to judge by the
The sun., 1919-09-08
New England Securities.

PecidI Despdtch to THB sun.
AZ psIoN, Sept SALES of Now Eng
- aIahIfsrtDrine END other securities
The week included.
The sun., 1919-09-08

Harris. Forbes d Co. have issued their
September general bond circular, which
describes briefly more than $50 issues
which they own and offer to investors.
Included In the list are several mu-
nicipal issues exempt from the Federal
income tax and State and local taxes in
several States. They are legal invest
ments for savings banks and trust funds.
The bonds listed Yield from Az to
nearly per cent
The sun., 1919-09-08
NEWPORT COMPANY ISSUE.
Bankers Are Offering s2.5OO,Ooo
Three Year Bonds.

A f9.5oo.Oo first mortgage three year
. per cent gold bond issue of the New
port Company, one of the leading man.
ufacturers OF dyestuffs In this country.
Is being offered for public subscription
by William A Read q Co. at 9Sx and
interest, to net ~ per cent.
The bonds are secured by first mort.
sage on the company's properties In
Wisconsin, Florida and Alabama and by
pledge with tho trustee of Its stock
control of the Milwaukee. Coke and Gas
Company. The book value of that
pledged stock Is approximately $780,
600, but It is carried by the company
only at Its par value. Se29,000.
The sun., 1919-09-08
FINANCIAL NOTES.

Judson g. Wall has been elected vice
president and Q director OF the Overland
Tire Company.
opened Its New Orleans branch.
Guardian Savings and Trust Company OF
Cleveland has become shareholder with
The sun., 1919-09-08
Ex.DIvIDEND TABLE.

.chicago q Northwestern Ry.....lk%
National Sugar Ref. ,..,.,,,,,..,.,,lX%
provided the necessary funds are adj
Administration.
Tuesday
81. Joseph Lead''.''. 2Se.
The sun., 1919-09-08
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

bEEvEs-Receipts, SIS head; 9 oars on
sale, NO transactions reported. Feeling
pominaliy steady. Dressed beef uuiet al
ls9 ssc. per ID. for common to very prime
CALvEs-Rscelpts. 400 head; ass on
sale sale Market steady. Common to ordinary
Mes.erns solo at Sio@ls per 100 lbs.
Dressed vesis weak except for prime handy
hi country dressed do, 400 sso.
sales-J: shambers q Son: a western
calves, s69 lbs. average, $40; 10, sac, $40.
SHEEP AND LAAfBS-Receipts, s,s7o
bead cars on sale. Market steady.
SsSS n to soda sn sSd # Per 100 90
primo do. offered; culls. $11. Dressed NUT
ton quiet at io@isc. per Id; dressed lambs.
1s927c
sales--s Sanders, a4s West virginia
lambs. SO lbs average, st725; s sheep,
go Tobln & shannon; 22s Ohio lambs
4. sis5s H., as7, g.; s,si 2sa Kentucky. So
Kentucky lambs. 81. sieso; Sc euils,
Ho0s--Rseeipts. 1890 head: none on
sale, Feeling nominally steady at s2o.25@
2o.7e per 100 lbs; pigs. s1s@1s.5o;
roughs. ST.
Live stock Markets In Other Cities.
KANSAS CITY, Sept. s.-Hogs Re-
eipts.c. $50; steady to 1oc. higher. Bulk.
$3.50 q 1850; medium. s1s.25 a 1910; lights
cattle-Receipts, $50; market for week:
Best light beef steers. steady: other grades
and classes unevenly 10 to 40c. lower;
butcher stock mostly is to 25c lower; can
ff higher . ss and 'a feeder.
soc, lower she stock. 10 to Csc. lower.
Sheep-Receipts. l,1oo; market for week
Nstive lambs steady to Zoe lower; West
srn lambs 70 10 bOc. higher; good fat
ewes, Is to soc. higher; other sheep, breed
era and feeders, steady.
CHICAGO, Sept. c. Hogs - Receipts
than yesterdays average. Heavy. sis9
1856 medium, 1850 02O.25 Hight, Si9@
2o.25; light lights, sls.5O@19.75 heavy
packing sows, smooth, si6.75alIT5; pack
ing sows, rough, Sl60ls.T5; pigs, SIS rs
ole.
cattle--Receipts, 1000; compared with
week ago heavy steers weak; good ana
The sun., 1919-09-08
Coal Tars Needed I'm France.


pIa 1s, The III purchase of coal tars from gas
a. company In France II desires 10 pur-
fscao,,s.. order TO treat the tars In its own
elber "a ana can take 10000 tons year,
~, .nL from the products or from boat own.
he t spo VIII make propositions for supplying
a. LIB a commercial agent in Czecho-s,ovakis
the 80 purchase and secure an agency for
ms,ss Sg OF typewriiers, automobiles asbestos
eps az an kinds of metal material medI.
material peealy rubus canadensis and leather
Fr,nc, an agency is desired by a man IN
textiles iot the sale Of cotton and woolien
D6 ~. \ firm in Spain devoted IN che tran.
conn,r ~ merchandise coming from foreign
OF III qua 10 the clearance of carroes
navigation u sve WISHES 70 represent American
Ders 81 or freight, forwarding houses shin.
I2is III ~ transportation agents.
oaDdese.nt purchase OF large quantities of in
England 1'S 10 aeslred by company in
mt. manufacturers OF perfumes I'm .gsaiy
tonal denars,.ne establishment of an add
toilet sosp parlment for the manufacture Of
oost az I na wish complete estimates on the
100 kiiotH iacslnery necessary for an output oI
isis NOS day and up, O'Pu' VI
geria g. az Shcy is desired by man in AL
leatSa, lot the sale of Eroceries. cottons
other an oass and sacking cottonseed and
1910 Tbs ana coloring matter.
DeDmarl, N+Nhhoc - desired by man In
FOR co,,..o OF an automatic machine eiiitabi,
mannfaHs sutlon with an electric motor. for I'M
used b, . ,uIe Of tin containers similar 20 thos,
.IE5A y nv manufacturers OF stick shaving soap
the Nstbee-isole agency is desired by a frm II
wooIIsnih srsands for the sale OF piece goods
derxSa.A' cotton hosiery, shirts, collars nm.
artirlss "ooiien and silk jerseys and othel
isI Oi a IKE nature.
lions IN n NJ american nrm with trade connec-
with nina desires to be placed In touch
case io 's VINO viii export trunk and suit
beds OSAs, shoe findings. cheap jewelry. bras
cloth SlSseh bronzed and galvanized wiz,
1876 Anu patent medicines.
TO repTsse eoiinmercial agent in France wishe,
faointssse on commission basis, manu-
lines VI pms tapes and other mercery
toncb A man in Japan desires TO be placed IN
Fasoann.'th producer OF refined oils. sich AZ
II prone. transformer oils and motor greases
eorbe yer I"r connections can be secured he will
I-G america 10 close an agency contract
Ssars.A manufacturing company In Greece
Ntonnh9 secure an agency for the sale oil
oortiSg Sa accessories, pneumatic tires
W 80 ~ An agency is desired by iirm in SPAR
bAcbinesale Of electric conductors electric
Satonsefy material for central generating
.hrbinnss, small electrical material. pumps
ilmpI internal combustion motors apl
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-10-31
@erbcerenbe GTploiiOn.

8oblen5. - Sn elmer 8eibe bon
grploiionen in WunitionsnieocrIa.
gen bel Reupieo tpuroe neuIid bon
oen Imeritanern an Die 0eutiden
perfauftes Gigentum i'm @erte BON
annabernb 10000, 900 Mart 5er.
it0rt. Inter Dem 5eritorten Mate.
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uon 100000 Wtarf, ole crit fir5.
lid an cine oeutide 8eieqibaft iiir
Sanoels5uefe perfauft porben mar.
Die erite @rploiion battc elm Seuer
i'm @eiolgc, ourb bas fiiniSig Sc.
baiioe aeritort purOen, Die auf eli.
mem 40 Were balten6en Nreal itan.
Den uno Sabre lang DON Den 9eut.
lden oaraui BON Den Imerifanern
inn &a9crn Dol, Wtltnition bennlst
moroen mar. Iurh Die critic @rpIo.
lion perloren feds oeutibe, in Der
Hiebcrloge bcihlitigte MGbden Gus
Y%etDuBtIein. Sic muroen BON arne.
rlfaniihen Solbaten gerettet. Die
Irbeit, Die Wranutcn aufSubred)en,
wuroe bon Geutiden inter amerifa.
niiter aufiidt getan. Die llriadc
Ser Grploiion lit unbefannt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-10-31
2uSerneiaat int Serbit.

2u5erneiamen foitet in oieiem
Sabre balb 10 piel pte &leeiamen,
pdBrenb Oas SerbGltnis in iriiberen
Sabrcn geraOe umgefebrt mar. SSn.
f~olgcoeiien allein idon miro beute
bon uielen Sarmern Der 2u5erne.
Dem aleebau porgeaosen. slrd Die
9~u5erneiaat i'm Serblt bat oaburd
cine erbobte 9eoeutung %geruonnen.
8emobnli6 erfoIst iie in sic Safer.
ober @ei5enitoppel, Die am beiten,
Inn Elm gutes Saatbett al befommen,
umgepfliist uno nidt mir NIT Der
Sdeibenegse bearbeitet miro. 9ie
2uaerne perlangt Elm feines, feites
Saatbett, oas am iideriten ourd
Sfliigen uno ~mebrmalises ggeen
uno Sdeibeneggen ~bergeitelt miro.
Die Musiaat mdre am beiten i6on
i'm auguit erfoIst, fam aber
aud I'M September nod &C..
i6eGen. @usiblagsebeno lit, oaB
Dor gintritt bes eriten totli9en Sro.
ites nod ein geniigeno frdftiger ge.
itano er5ieIt miro, Der i'm @inter Die
Bur5eltronen bedt uno idiist. 8or
Ser Gusiaat Der 2u3erne folten pro
Icrc nod 2 Sonnen semabIencn
aaIfiteines ausgeitreut Deroen. als
Saatmenge berusen oiele Sarmer
10 Gfuno 2u5erneiamen pro @cre,
better aber iino 16 Bfunb. Rottuen.
Dig lit, tpenn auf Dem betreiienben
2anSe ME 5upor auserne sepafien
lit, cine Smpfung. Die Metboben
fir oieie Smpfung limb beute 10 al.
gemcin befannt, Oab iie nidt nGber
tcidriebcn weroen braufen. Sic
auSiaat ieIbit fam nit eleid sutem
@rfoIsc breitpiirfig mie in Meiben
p%pracnoinn,en tperoen; bod ipart
man bel Der &eibeniaat pro acre 2
bis 3 Yfuno Samen. am beiten
werScn gut minterbarte 2u5erneior'
ten, wie Grimm" ODER Baltic" an.
seiIt. Gas lobnt iif. obpobI Der
Samcu bicier Sorteu fait ooppelt 10
tciler tpie setuobnlider 2u5erneiamrr
III.
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Shnefen i'm Seller.

BUR Sertil9une Der Nadtidncden
itebt uns i'm &obIenitaub elm t%reffli.
DIES Wittel CUR Seriiiguns, benn ieoe
Sd)ncde, Die bon oemieIben getrof.
len miro, gebt u%nfeblbar ein. 60
ale Sfneden Die Seudtigteit liebsn
nnO beoiirfen, fam man Die Siere
cld urter feudtcn Sdden, sic man
abenos auslegt, iangen. 8enn man
Safermebl itreut, 10 iammeIn iib
auf bieicm Die SdJneden an uno Ton.
llcn bann leift abgeleien meroen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-10-31

beiten NIT 8leie unb 3nodenidrnt
permiidt, uno Made benz Seoerpisb
nebenber piel @riin5el,g. aaerlei 81.
mereien, Sol5foble, Grit. sIuitern'
ihalen mo Dor aaem bauiig fri
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auf oieie @eiie seiiittertes. bon
llnse5iefer frei gebaltenes unb &C.
gen pI0slid)en Semperaturpcdiel
gut IN adt acnonlmcnes @eiliigel
miro, pie seiagt, nitt nrr seiuno.
ionocrn, gu unierm eigenen Sorteil.
iider audi leiitangsfabis bleiben.
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Bur Srage Der %QGmmermait.

9iele Sarmer baben es ieit Sabren
oils cine iebr eintraglide Rraris be-
triebeu, i'm auguit September ODER
OCTOBER iosenannte weitlide Cam.
nler gu faufen, UNI lie in Die Stop.
peIieloer 5u i9iden, bamit iie bort
allcs pertilsen unb ausrotten, tpas
an ben 3Gunen entlans un6 auf
Den Selorainen nod on 8esetation
unb Nabruns berblieben lit. Wtan
fam iolte 2Gmmer audi in Die
MaisfeIoer Iaiien, ioIange Der Wais
bort nod nidt am goben Iiegt, neil
iie iid nit tenn llntraut uno Der
nicbrigen 8egetation aufrieoen &C.
ben uno bas Waisfsrn unberiibrt
lai,en perben. 60 ernabrte Gam.
r1er fGnnen bann nad spei Wto'
nate,. nit elmer @ewidts5unabme
bon 10 ODER 20 Biunb oas Stiid
ipieoer VII ben Warft gebradt ODER
nit 8raffutter aufgemaitet peroen.
8er in ieinem Waisielbe cine quite
Haps. ODER &iiberbien. ODER Soia'
bobnenpegetation bot, fam auf ben
Icre 7 Biz 10 2dmmer re6nen.
Man mlB aber itets auf Die ins @tais.
felo gebenben 2Gmmer a6ten; benn
,pent iie bel Suttermaugel i6lieb'
lid aniangen, Den Wais ielblt gu
freiien, 10 mag oas gar i9nea ibren
600 bebel,ten. am beiten eignet iid
fir bieie SGuberung Der Maisfel.
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i'm @epidt bon ettpa so YfunO
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baupt aus Dem Norbipelter, tpeger
Der bort per5eidnet sepeienen Dir.
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