Bacon hunter

As Bacon hunters , according to Duden "(colloquially veraltend) Tramp " refers to today, the meaning will walk, however, more to the " parasites " . The Archives of Criminology cited in explaining the term to "old, special Dern Places and people knowledgeable food beggars in the country, but also take money, etc.".

A setter who shuns a lot of work and therefore prefers easy-to-produce leaves with bacon is also called a bacon hunter.

Single receipts

↑ Duden
↑ FCW Vogel: Archive for Criminology (Criminal Anthropology and Criminal Statistics), Volumes 53-54, 1913 page 162
↑ Thomas Hentschel: What did a typesetter learn in the good old days in the first days of his apprenticeship? (Accessed January 26, 2018).
↑ Technical terms from the old printer language . Retrieved January 26, 2018.

[1] Duden

[2] FCW Vogel: Archive for Criminology (Criminal Anthropology and Criminal Statistics), Volumes 53-54, 1913 page 162

[3] Thomas Hentschel: What did a typesetter learn in the good old days in the first days of his apprenticeship? (Accessed January 26, 2018).

[4] Technical terms from the old printer language . Retrieved January 26, 2018.