davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-10

a few acres OF alfalfa, sovn :;
September, will help growers oftsn an
The existing feed shortage. II m,s set
larger yields and better quality ba,.
than any other leagume. 'dy
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-10
Peace Stocks
Are Popular

N,u Tu.h. Sept. TO-. tAP' Peace
.,tu,K. again were Inc n!nSt popular
ia luday'= market.
y nc&N !9i3 peak was touched by
Sears Rucbuck. In front were Chvy-
Sler. American Telephone. L. ;.
Rubber. BuPuui. and North Amer
,ran. Declines were recorded Tor
E,,I!rhcm. United Aircraft. Ana
condo. Radio Corporation and Ken
i.,D't.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-10

The war meat board urges grow
ers TO finish hogs under go pounds
to conserve feed. The hog crop should
also be marketed early TO prevent Il
later market glut.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-10

nj i.le. n'iI. .,w ir'IS ~
Ghardia iir,d look Ike IN rnrr-
gency landing strip From the
moment after dawn when the
cloud masses lift from the Owen
Stanleys until they close down
again in the afternoon over the
10000 Ia 10000 foot ranges. there
IL rarely 4 minute When 4 for
nation of transports l. moi IN
the air over the Mnrc>h, field.
Neither the Markham valley force
Or The Australians who won't aShmr
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-10

It. 1t told how confessed bootlegger in
Federal court testified to the fact that
another bootlegger. also on trial, had
bought million pounds of sugar a few
years ago.
AS matter of fact. Helen. no dstiller
IS making whiskey today and hasn't for
many months. All distillers are working
night and day producing war alcohol for the
government. And they make every drop of
1t exclusively from grain, too"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-10

fiii up on garden green's this fall
nd build up body reserves OF vita
nm a for the winter, home ccono.
, nn,sS say. They didn't mention but
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-10
Cotton Lower
Near Closing

Nov York. Sept, lO.--(AP)-Coi-
trE futures tu.d contvaciS) opened
five cents 4 ".l. higher To- 10 cent,
lower.
Noon value were five L. - cent
- bale lover. October pol. DrCc,m-
Jc. 2U.O5. ana March 1894.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-10
> eizure of Lac
I likely Any Moment
Continued rrom Page ona>

Drought the zero hour near for Lac,
;w0 miles from an aivdromc on its
northeastern outskirts and forward
elements of Americans and Austria.
hams less than ten miles away la
the northwest.
Activity at airdrOmeS around
Port MoreSby. 200 miles south
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-10
AROUND TOWN
81 OUTS TO MEET

Tn, l.gulm. m,ctma ul Boy Scout
Tr,up 30 Is aunuu'..G /" bc held
'hIs evening at & n'rl.,. in its quar-
I,.> un the third RI" Ha al the Cooper
building. and all me- ur.~ were urg-
q iu Dr present.
Evening star., 1943-12-05

restoring her handbag. Serenity could only
tug on Georges leash and offer faint-volced
apologies. This acquaintance of Georges was
a yellow-haired beauty, extensively dressed.
She looked, Serenity decided, like Veronica
Lake.
HES George?" this lovely creature asked
again. A slight infection suggested that
George reminded her of an unpleasant odor.
Serenity nodded. She struggled to prevent
George from inverting himself, posture that
excited critical comment in crowds
The other girl drew an enameled cigarette
case from her bag and offered it to Serenity.
'I know George only too well,' she sighed,
tossing her spent match at George. He be-
longs to Douglas Dede - or he used to. I'm
Rye Evans"
something inside her lurching from its niche.
Probably her heart This annoyed her, since
she had taken precautions all along not to
let Private Douglas Dede interfere with her
well-being. "Oh, yes, Mrs. Colvert told me
about you" she said. Something had affected
her voice, too. 1t sounded rusty.
The girl seated herself on her suitcase, her
handsome dark eyes keeping George in view.
As she smoked nervously in the full glare OF
the sunlight. she was aawless perfection, from
blue turban to cleaning alligator pumps.
Nylons, TOO, thought Serenity gloomily, and
unless she's hoarder, they cost S4.95.
How we'll do you know Aunt Una - Mrs.
Colvert?" Rye Evans asked Unexpectedly.
Serenity suffered, II met her only
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Evening star., 1943-12-05

made George comfortable bed. The chimney
did not draw, so no one missed a blazing
hearth Private Douglas Dede, who called
practically every night that he had time off,
plainly considered George to be in luck. The
soldier kept the dog in food, brushed him.
took him for long tramps with Serenity,
Evening star., 1943-12-05

wife met Serenity with the announcement
that George had disappeared. He ran away,
Miss Allen Shot out of the door, the minute
opened it this morning AS luck would have
it, I'd left the vestibule door open, too, so he
got clean away. The last saw of him he was
going around the corner like rocking chair
Evening star., 1943-12-05

contented third. What George did
with himself all day alone in the
apartment was something of a mys-
terry. The superintendent wife, who
cleaned twice week, reported that
she always found him fiat on his
back in the hall, his four feet stick
inp stifflv LID waving in the air.
Evening star., 1943-12-05

WIlIl UOuDIe JOI1IlS.
Serenity refused dinner, except
for a glass of milk. "Of course
George has gone to the aunt's
house." She powdered her nose
frantically before the hall mirror.
Il can make the 6:lO bus, if l hurry.
Wouldn't if be awful if bus ran
Evening star., 1943-12-05


ing stiffly up. waving in the air.
"Of course he's a good d-natured hound"
Olive conceded. making sandwiches one night
for the bridge game. The question is whether
you will wish to have him constantly on the
scene of your own little home"
Serenity considered 1--WE could spread him
out when callers came and save the price of
a living room rug" What she really planned
to do, she submitted, was to take George off
Private Dede's hands when that young man
married. The average bride, Serenity said,
would not appreciate George.
"You would" Olive tossed a cracker to
George, who had his mouth open ready for it.
I'm not falling in love with anyone.
Serenity might have amplifed "again, but
Olive understood.
There had been those black weeks in which
Serenity had tried to out-distance everything
that hurt her, only to discover that the fierce,
consuming pain blazed mercessly IN the
depths of her own heart.
Perhaps the worst had been not knowing
the power of trifes to wreck her in those
days when the sound of the telephone bell,
or the sight of her gray velvet dress hanging
far back in the closet could shake her pltlful
composure to tiny pieces each bit stamped
with Woody's name. Night after night she
had stared into the darkness, listening to
Olives soft breathing, remembering that
Woody had fallen in love with Marcia while
still engaged to Serenity Allen. Had married
Marcia without asking for his release,
WHEN Private Dede, who brought his
friend the Corporal along to make fourth,
insisted on being allowed to make the coffee
after the game that evening, Serenity saw
that something was on his mind. I'm head
ing for Philadelphia for three days. honey,
he told her as they watched the percolator.
''rd like it first rate if somebody missed me-
Serenity patted his hand. George will
miss you," she assured him. But she torebore
to mention that the prospect of having an
evening to herself in which to shampoo her
blonde hair had completely lost its allure
Il have chance of being sent to Officers
Candidate School, Private Dede said, step
ping over George and bringing up very close
to Serenity at the table.
She smiled without looking at him. Does
Corporal Baynes take sugar."
Would it make any difference?'
1T would" Serenity, fowered apron
topping her blue frock, seemed to draw all
the light in the small kitchen Il used up five
Jumps this morning trying to teach George
to sit up and beg" she explained.
Private Dede said quietly, Il mean would
it make any difference to you if were COM
missioned?"
No" Serenity pulled out the wall plug.
You mean -'
Serenity thrust the tray into his hands with
laugh. Figure it out yourself" She touched
his arm with caressing gesture, began to fll
the cups. George and l will mark of the
days on the calendar until you return from
Philadelphia" she murmured.
But the second night the superintendent s
Evening star., 1943-12-05

Serenity had never quarreled, which made it
all more confusing You will write to me?
he urged.
About George"
And may write to you?"
about George"
Damn George!' Private Dede said.
He had been gone three weeks when Seren-
ity and Olive woke one night to discover that
the ringing of gigantic alarm clock was in
reality the phone bell. Olives iashlight
glowed for moment as she consulted her
wrstwatch. Two-thirty. She stumbled sleep
lily toward the living room. Serenity, huddled
in bed, heard the shrill voice of the operator
speaking rapidly.
why, yes," Olive answered. This is 444
Bell Street"
The operator chartered again with the
metallic precision of a machine.
Thank you," Olive said.
The handset clicked. Olive shuff1ed into
the bedroom, collapsing on Serenity's bed.
1T was telegram" she said.
"A telegram" Serenity's heart bounced.
"Who for?"
George"
"A telegram for George?"
Douglas wired him. The operator read it.
Douglas is coming North He'll have two
hour stopover at the station tomorrow"
What did the telegram say?"
"Oh, he wants George to meet him at the
Terminal. For visit between trains"
Serenity was silent Then she said thought
fully, ''Tomorrow's Saturday. Do you sup
pose he remembered don't work Saturdays"
1HE Terminal was thronged. Serenity and
George edged their way in and out. Together
they managed to tunnel their way to the
crowd surrounding the bulletin board. The
2:45 was late. Serenity dragged George around
the information booth.
Across the marble floor of the main waiting
room Niagara of sunshine poured golden
stream in which dust notes danced with
dazzling energy. Just as Serenity and George
reached the center of this prodigal flood, girl
crossed in front of them. Serenity had just
time to see that she was tall and slim and
was carrying a suitcase before George crashed
into her, head on. Her legs buckled and she
went down, landing on hands and knees. Her
smart blue handbag jerked upward and
smote George, who yelped.
The girl turned her head and stared coldly
at the big dog. Hello, George" she said
without enthusiasm. 1T is George, isn't it,"
she appealed to Serenity.
Apassing soldier helped the girl to her feet;
-
Evening star., 1943-12-05


Wouldn't it be awful if bus ran
over George while Douglas isin Philadelphia?'
Olive thought it would be rather neat.
What makes you 50 sure you'll find George
at Auntie's?" she demanded. II should think
he'd prefer to be a traffic accident.
She's the only other person George knows
real well," Serenity explained 1.-The poor
dear may have thought that Douglas had
gone back to her house to stay
Mrs. HUBERT COLVERT, large woman with
a firm step, resolute voice and an upswept
hair-do, said that she had shut George into
her nephew's bedroom. Il expected Douglas
would come after him. she hinted.
That left Serenity to explain that Douglas
was in Philadelphia, and that she had been
appointed guardian for George. simple
situation yet the unsympathetic attitude of
her listener befogged it.
The first thing Serenity noticed in the
room that had once been Douglass, was
George The second was the photograph of
beautiful GIRL extensively framed. She looked
like Veronica Lake, Serenity decided assuring
herself that no one could be jealous of gor-
geous creature with the eyes, hair and clothes
of a screen star.
Lovely, isn't she?" Mrs. Colvert indicated
the picture That's his fancee, Rye Evans
- sweet girl and my godchild.'
Well, George needs you, Serenity reminded
herself She found herself repeating that sent
ence desperately throughout the remaining
half hour of her call 1t was like nightmare
from which she couldn't escape.
But once in while get fed up on square
dates" Private Dede protested few days
later We'll be going south before long, and
l can see you only when l get leave. Lord
knows when I'll get any.
But Serenity persistently included Olive
Seaton and the Corporal in her dates with
Dede. She developed passion for bridge,
and corresponding reluctance to help exer-
else George Her feet hurt her, she said, and
furthermore she must catch up with her neg
lected reading.
"But you 60 down to the USO and dance
all night with perfectly strange guys pro-
tested the bewildered private
'1'm glad to do my bit Tor any service
man. Serenity said impersonally.
WHEN the order came moving him to Camp
Jackson, Private Dede had, in his own YER
nacular, made no time. He offered to take
George off Serenitys hands, perhaps board
him in a kennel, if kind treatment could be
guaranteed.
did your aunt ask to take him back?"
Aunt Una? haven't seen her since took
George away
Serenity declared that she
would look after George. Dogs,
she told herself, knitting osten-
tatiously on Navy helmet,
could be trusted in their friend
ships.
will you write to me?" Pri- y
vate Dede wondered what George
had that he didn't have. He and
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fubr bon 8lisihlae ittmttten ser 2uft
81, erparten, Denn iid) ni6t Die Wea-
i6ine m Ser ltrmittelbaren Nabe ser
gntlaoune befinoet. slber ,penn es ii6
10 trifit, 10 beitebt bob nur penig
@efabr, bab bie Natl1r uuo Die Ser
teilung ser Metallteile bon Meropla-
nen 81 Seuer fiibren fonnte. Sn 80
5aaen, in oenen oie Slugmaidinen
unmittelbar getroffen iplrOen, eut-
iianoen feline idlimuen @irfrngen;
uno IN allen Salen, in Oenen cine
Waibine pabrenb zines 8etpitters
itiir5te, 1par nihts bon ser Gerien-
gung bon Seilen ooer bon oem
Shmelsen bon Wtetall eriibtli6.
@u6 Acknowledgment ideint ser
glis nidt gefibrliber 5u iein, ols
Sen Subs6ngern.
- Nrs. $. g., &p. -
8ein bon Solunoerbeereu (Gloer
8erries) fann man nad folgclloen
Gerfobren bcreiten: Wfan 5erquetid)t
Sic 8eeren, na6bem man Tie iorgfll=
tlg getpai6en unb Sic Stiele entfernt
lat unb ldbt lie etlibe Gage in ei=
nem bol5erncn 8eb6lter iteben, NOR.
in man otter untriibrt. gtab etlpa 9
Biz 3 Sagen preBt man bas @an5e
(8eeren unb Ga IT. 1T einen anbern
Bebalter lno fiiet ouf ieoe @allone
8 Hfuno 3uder bin5r. 9saboem man
SOS @an6e tii6tig l1mgeriibrt bat rno
ser 3uder geidmol5en lit, fann mani
nod oen Saft elmer 3itrone (Semon)
1ino BEN Saft elmer Orange 81 ie eli
ner @auone binalmiiden. 0ara.lf
brinet man bas @anae in ein SdB6en
uno perf6brt bamit tpie bel Erauben-
tpein.
@il man Solunoer als Seilpflan-
Sc benl1ten, 10 eignen iid ba5u 8lii-
ten, geeren uno 9ldtter, iogar sic
8ur5el. Sic tpirfen blutreinieenO,
iinb allsgeSei6net bel fatarrbalii6-
rbel1n1atiiben 2eioen, iino ein bell.
Jones Magen- lmb Nierenmittel ltno
uobltueno bei 9arnbeibperoen.
- 81. 5. 49,, Glarfston -
Cine Sraubenfur lit geiuno unb
iebermann iollte oielelbe our 3eit Ser
Traubenreife maden. I'm eine Sralt-
benfllr gu MAIDEN, eiie man Dor bem
Griibitiid einen ettua fauitoiden 8ii-
i1eI Srauben, cine fleine Traube Dor
uno .nad bem Mittag eiien lno am
Nbeno Dor oem S6lafengeben picoer
e1ne. gs fonn1t nidt oarai,f on, Oh
man piel bapon auf einmal ibt, ipn-
bern otter tpenig. Der Granddaughter
bot BEN gorteil, oaB er brett ins 8lnt
iibergebt @ebnlid) fanu man NIT ie-
Der Mrt SbIt eine Sur maden. 8. 9.
nit Nepfeln, Srangen uno iree,1o-
elmer Mrt Srltbt ooer 8eeren. Sblt
ODER 8eeren ion man rob l1nb obne
irgenbein 3ubebor eiien.
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HuSkuflft
s. s., 0b.

ullS utlIUlleIlDelI DOeT SDSDetI lltutlus
NAL Dorgeporfen miro, feine inlperia-
liltiife gereinigltng, ionoern Die Don-
fomlitenlte Democratic, Die es gibt,
Sbre Mitglieoer iino ale gleid). Sic
GeDor5ugt feine Menibenraiie ltno fei-
ne Menidenflaiie. Seoer, audi Der 8e-
rlnslte uno Nieorislte, fam 8rieiter,
8iidof uno Hapit iperoen. Die Stride
betra6tet eben ane Menlden ais bie
&inoer Gottes. @enn iie cine &laIIe
Meniben nit beionoerer Gorliebe be-
banoelt, 10 iinb es bic Mrnen unb
Granfen. 0as betpeiien in &riegs-
nno 5rieoens5eiten bie in alien 2dn>
bern Ser grbe bon fatbolilden Srben
seleiteten aranten-, 8aiien= uno al.
Observation-Disclosures. Sic adtet,
ebrt unb legnet alle 8erufe, alle
8olfsidibten, ben Heiden tpie Sen
Mrmen, obne llnteridieo, Sen Jabrif-
BERN pie ben slrbeiter. 8enn Der
Seilano bel1tsutage unter BEN Men>
iden umberginge, pie bamals mab=
reno ieines groenlebens in Yalaitina,
ie tuiirbe er ebenio tpie ban1als NIT
ollen obne Musnabme liebepon per=
febren. 8ir biirfen bas @uge bes
gottliben Weiiters, bas emit nit
IiebepoIlitem SntereKe auf Ser Mrbeit
ser ldenben uno erntenoen 2anbleute
uno Der oie gfete einienfenben unb
en1porbebenoen Slider rubte, audi
beute ben Neuidopfungen Ser Snou-
11rie geeeniiber nidt peridIoiien rns
renfen oiirfen, ,,nb baB bas miloe ma.
ieitatiide Muge, bus in 2iebe BEN &in.
bern Der 8ergbeipobner @alildas unb
benen Der Sauptftaot Seruialem iih
Suipa,1ote, nibt falt, nibt blind lit
eegeniiber Sen &inoern Der mobernen
Sabrifarbeiter in ,1nieren Stdbten
nnb gororten. slae 8erltfe iino bon
@ott geipout uno iino oaau oa, bie
Meniden ourd) segenieitige Silfe 5u
iDrem gno5iel 5u fiibren.
Der 8riefter, Der nit Dem aeld
,1no ser 8atene am Mltar itebt, INN
Gem emigen @otte @ebete ,lno @aben
bar5ubringen, unb Der Bin5er uno
Der 2nn0mann, Der oie Gebe pflan5t,
Der ben 8ei5en idt, auf 0aB aeld
uno Batene ibren Sssnbalt geipinnen,
iieit oiirfen treuber5ig Die Sanb iib
reiben, tpenn nur ieber ieiner 8eru=
Jung ge1naB benz gemeiniamen Serrl,
oient; Der sSSneenieur, Der BEN Hlan
ausgeor6eitet aum iperoenoen boben
Bau, 5nr merbenoen funitboaen Ma-
fbine, Der Meiiter, Der nit fi1noigem
5inn uno geiibter &ano oem @eoan-
fen ben aorper leibt, Der 9agelob-
ner nno Der 2ebrli,tg, Die Stein ooer
StabI uno oas Werf5eug reiden, uno
tpieber Der ein5elne slrbeiter nnter
an ben 9unoerten ,no gaulenoen i'm
5abrifbetriebe, iie f0nnen bod alle
burd einen @eilt geeinigt iein.
Dieie driitfatboliid)e Ginbeit l,nb
ginigfeit llno @leibbeit 5eigt iih 10
reht, tuenn iid Mrm uno &eid, @rob
itrb &lein anl @ottesbienit uno an,
Der FL. aommunion beteiligen.
- q. 49,, Dbip
gs gebort etlibe Ga6fenntnis ba-
5li, cine Maner Dor ei1em bier biz
fiinf SUB geeen bie StraBe abfaIen=
ben @rasplab 5u erribten. I'm cine
folde Wauer, pelde oidt gesen cine
ntIichn G1tf, hnhn G6r,tnH fInAn nrriAfnt
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nen ldBt.
Grientaliider Mobn laBt iid) ait6
leiDt bur6 @llr5elabldnitte perneb=
ren. SAILS man mebr bon Ben bib
|ibel, blauen slnduia Stalica-Gflan5en
| I'M 8urten babcn tpiu, braud)t man
MIR cine lange feline ssur5el Der
Bilanse 5u nebmen uno otele!ben III
al,oertbalb 3oa lange Stiide 5u 5ers
ldneioen. Seoes bon oieien Stiiden
miro cine nel1e 8flan5e proousierel1.
Anoere Yflan5en NIT tleiidigen
8ur5eln fann man i'm dbnlitber 8etle
fortpflan5en.
Sir bieie slrt ser Sortpflan5ung
ipIlte man ieood cine &ilte bereit ba>
ben, lpelhe man bret 3on tief nit
leihte,n ianbigem SonboOen fiillcn
lonte. Man iete Sic @ur5elabidnitte
leufre6t in oie groe, 10 OaB ein flel=
nes Stiid iiber Ser grbe berporragt.
SIM Saue bon M6il1ea uno japanilder
Anemone lit es on beiten, bte 8ur5els
obldnitte iiber oie Sberfla6e bcs 3d.
oens 5u 5erltreuen uno lie etma cinen
balben 3ou tief NIT groe 5u beoet=
fen. SSn ieoem San ioute man Die
Site nad) Ser 8flan5ung on elnem
| ihattigen Hlat ltelen, lie geniigeno
GieBen, Inn Die groe feuft 81 baltel
uno ite nit einem Stiicf 8apier be-
oefen, bis oas @adstl.m begonnen
hat.
ShlieBli6 fon11nt nod Sic Wtetbo=
Sc Der Sberteiliteflinge, mel6e picle
amateure an5u,penoen ideinen, ob-
eleih Tie ii6 bel Sauspflan5eu 10 leidt
rermenoen lGBt. @enn bie Yflan5en
iebs ober lteben 3ou bob itno, neb=
me man fleine Stiide bapon, nobel
man oarauf 5lt adten bat, oab an
iebem 3tpeig ei,ige &nolpen lnter'
balb bes Ylates, an tpel6em Der Mb.
limit eenommen uuroe, bleiben. Dies
miro oen alten Eflan5en gar nibts
| idaoen; I'M @egenteil, es miro lie nur
ermutigen, liG 5u per5weigen. Mtan
tpGble fem bol5iges altes 8abstlm
uno audi fein iebr il,nees 81. iafttges
@adstl,m; mittlere Stiide iino Die
beIten. Oieie Metbooe eienet iid fir
9(rabis, gerariun1, Gbrpiantbemum,
0ablien, Soupbod, &itterlporn,
&blor unb Nelfen.
- Mrs. y. @., ~. -
Inn oieie bon SbltiGften beim Gin
MAIDEN bon allerlei Sriidten berriib=
renocn Jleden bon Sen Sdnoen 5u emit
fernen, balte man itets cine 5laid)e
@Ipcerin bereit uno reibe ieoesmal
nah ser Mrbeit Ben &aupti6nus NIT
lueidem Bopier bon 5ingern uno
S5Gnoen ab, reibe oieie alsoann fel:
uno eriinolid) NIT @lpcerin elm uno
paide lie Damn i'm marme1n 8aiier.
Sn manden 5duen bilft aud 3itroe
reniaft (2emon Suice). - 1eeileden
reibe man 5llerit nit 5ett uno Damn
nit SEIZE ein.
= .. a., &g. - ...
ueber bie @efabr reip. 5iberbeit
ser Glieeer Dor oem Blit bat man
5tpar nod feline genallen unO umfai-
|ienben 8eobadtungen angeitellt, aber
aus ben tpenigen bisber gemad)ten
grperimenten ideiut berpor5ugeben,
oaB oie 8litgefabr fir 2uftidiffer
lcbr flein lit. 90 bat Elm amerifani-
l6er Betterfunoieer iiber Die Mog=
llhfeiten. bic fir Das ginldlloQen BEG
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Hent gnDe IN 0er Wtauer el1llnaltert
ulo am anoern gnoe in ben @runb
iinter oen Grasplas ein1al1fen ldBt.
Dieles g1be muB ipieoer in ben
@run0 peranfert lperben nit einem
eiIernen HfoIten. Sobalb bie Mouer
hle getpiinibte Sobe erreidt bot, fiillI
man oie Dem @rasplas 5ugefebrte
Seite bon ul,ten bis pben nit ger
brofelteu 3iegellteinen (grids) auf
gs nllB nod ermabnt tperoen, oaE
man 5tpilden oen1 Sunbanent l1nc
Ger oariiber erbauten Mauer ieoe orei
JuBlpeite cine ettpa fingerbide rin-
nenartige Seffnlng einbaut, welde
oas our6 BEN 8riffilter bur6lidern>
sc Gegenlpalier auf oie Strabe ab=
leitet.
Cine auf bieie @eile erbarte Mauer
6ei 8interfroit eesen alien 9rnd itano
lei 8interfroit gegen agen Druid itano
uno miro ME 9fiiie aufpeilen.
- Mrs. 9. g., Suua -
@enn Sic sic @eoulo uno Ius,
oal1er baben, fonnen Sic nit einem
einfa6en Sausmittel Die mdliernoen
ooer tranenoen sugen fl1rieren. Wta=
ben Sic Observation-Disclosures, inoem
Sic elm in foltes @aiier getaldtes
Sanbtuh iiber gugen llnO Stirne
binben, ettpo Is bis 20 Minllten lang.
gs lit ratia1n, oem 8a1ier etuas
goric slcio-Bulper (1 gbloffel 5l1
cinem Quart 8aiier) bei5ufiigen.
2ieie sufidldge iouten BRET bis bier
mol taelih tpieoerbolt merben.
- 8. s., isis. -
gs gibt perl6ieoene Gerfabren,
UNI Bflan5en, 8lun1en unb anb
Str1uber 81 pernebren. Das getp0bn'
lihite ,mo einfahite lit, tie aus5uiaen.
8ei 8lattpflan5eu ooer Stralldern,
pon benen man feinen Samen erbal.
ten fann, mub man Die 8ermebrlng
burd) Seilung anipenben. Dieies trifft
namentlib bel Yfla5en bonn SDpus
ser Sonnenblumen, Selenium, Mbil'
lea, 8oltonia, Bartnelfen l1nO GbrD.
iantbe1nen 5u. Dieie @ruppe bat in
8irflibfeit iebes Sabr Seiluns not
tpenbig ober Die &ronen Ser Bflan5en
lperoen iebr bol5ig uno Die 8liiten'
bilblne l6bt piel au tpiiniben iibrig
Bel Gbrpiantbemum er5ielt man
leibt bor5iiglibe Heiultate, penn man
Die alten Rlumpen i'm Sriibiabr, ettpa
i'm Wai, aus Dem 8o6en ODER ibrem
icnitigen Stanoort ri,nmt, Die pielen
leparaten Seiteni1oBe entfernt unb
reue pflat5t uno bas bol5ige 3ens
trlm ber alten Bflan3en peglpirft
Die iungen Hflan5en tperoen,- tpenn
,nan tie IN gut ungegrabenen uno
gut prdparierten Boben iest, pra6t>
poae 9liiten proo,,aieren.
5ortpflan5iltg ourb Mblenfer lit ei<
tie peitere quite Wetbooe Der 8ermeb>
ruug. Mfan beoede Die Bflan5en nit
ianoigem 8oben ODER reinem Sano.
Man iollte iie natiirlid ntdt begrabelt,
,pobl aber oarauf ieben, oab Sic
@auptieftionen Der Hflan5en gut ge-
iiillt Iino. Der Sano miro bie Bil=
Dung fleiner @ur5eln erleidtern, 10
bab einige 8oben ipdter Die geillng
Der Bflan5en nit Silfe zines Spa~
tens in berldiebene Yflan5en eine
5iemlid einfade Sade iein tpir0.
@ur5elpflan5ung ldBt ii6 BEL mani
d!en Nflanaen aut anmen0en, I'M