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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-04-20

''Con.cience doth make covar'ia Of .,
all, says the poet. Bar il II just 20 with
the nerves When mans nerves are un-
strung, through Indigestion anil torpi liver
and impure blood, what wonier that he
feels depressed and nervous, lie starts
at every little unexpected sound; is afraid
Of his shallow, and feels like fo,l. Let
such a man 90 10 the drug store ant g't
bottle Of Dr. PisFce's Golden Medical Dis
coyety, the great Blood purifier m Liver
Invigora.or This is the only hiood-puri-
fer and liver inyigorstor gonrrsf-ed to
benefit or cure, or money silI b., promptiy
refunded. It cures Indigestion, or Dys-
pepsis, and from its wonderful h'ho,l-puri-
fyipg properties, conqners all skin and
Scalp diseases, Salt-rheam, Te;ter Eczema
and all kindred ailments. Ail blood
peisons. no matter Of what name Or nature,
yield to its remedial Influences.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-04-20

Are those disorders which beginning with an
apparently trivial inactivity Of the kidneys or
bladder. terminstes in Bright disease, diabetes
and cy-titis. The irsf two not only Interrupt
the functions OF the renal organs, but DESTROY
their structure with mucb certainly a. snber.
eaar consumption does tha, Of the lungs. Ho.
tstfer's Afomsch Bitirrs Ia an exeeiient diarefic
promoting the activity Of these orgaes without
over exciting them, thgs sveTting the deadly
maisdIe& in which their iBacfioa Is 90 prone 10
euiTninate. III. removal from the blood OF
Impurities which the kidney. should. but do no;
when inactive. seerefe Is another benefeiepi
effect of fhi. Incompatible nedicated stisnnl4n a,
strtf depHr.nt. The Bftfers l., 10 all cases, TOO
fine restorative Of yigor and aid 10 digestion
femedies uialasiai disease. and banishes liyeI
complaint aud constipation.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-04-20

LONDON, April 19.-The chief subject Of
interest in the House of Commons today
was the avowed detection from the Liberal
party so far as the Irish Home Rule is con-
cerned, Of William Saunders, NJ. r., for
New ington Walwortb.
Mr.. Saunders announced that bis opposi-
ton to the Home Rule bill was based on
the requirement Of property qualification
for the second chamber of the Irish Parlia-
ment.
Debate on the second reading Of the Irish
Home Rule bill today was carried on by
speakers Of second-rs,e importance.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-04-20
WIRE FACTORY BURNED.
Clinton. Mass. Has a S250,00O Blaze
800 Hands Out Of Work.

WORCESTER, Mass, April l9.-Fire
started in the large shop of the Clinton
Wire Goods Co, early this marning. Help
was sent for from Worcester. The blaze
started in a nine story tower used for
painting wires. The flames extended to
the eastern wing, which was four stories
high, and occupied as stock rooms; also to
the west building and machine shop.
The structures were all of brick, four
stories in height. They were all gutted
The loss is very heavy. The mill employed
500 hands. The fire was prevented from
spreading to the business part of the town.
The fire burned over five or six acres.
The railroad station, occupied jointly by
the Old Colony and Boston & Maine, was
somewhat damaged. Great excitement pre-
vailed throughout the town.
Many families had removed their house
hold effects to the streets, the strong wind
that prevailed leading them to fear conha-
grafton. Aid arrived from all surrounding
towns. The loss is estimated at $3.50 900;
insured
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-04-20
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS.

Osaa daily sundays Included run sundays only.
fhrJpga tteket- 10 California and all yoints
-0aih and Wr-' may he had If T.. II. Walker
20 spt agent, Augusta, lhs 1a.y udl,e 10 AugHsts a
.eiing sia all routes and checking baggage free Of
rNpea'",
IAYspN TUCKER, VIC. Pres. Il UegT MxnAsef
+ bDOf HkY. Cent Pass. and Ticket Ag'i
Portland Ds1. n. isyz
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-04-20
MRS. LEASE TALKS POLITICS.


TurEKA. Kan, April i9.-Mrs. MARY
Ellen Lease, the fopahst peophetess aud
president of the state board Of charitable
had mach to say on Kansas
pclitics As Mrs. l.sase is the one person
responsible ier tho defeat of ex-senator
John j. Ingalls,, and Was forced TO tlee
from Georgia, AN accoun; of which tiigh,
she wrote and published in Chicago paper
at the inst nee of the Republican state cen.
trail commit, e, receiving therefor $500
and, in addition became wcll known on the
platform IN the Eassern safes, her words
are Of interest, She says IN reference to
the political situation.
1t would he folly for me TO make any
predictions just nov. am more than ever
impressed that We are on the verge of u
great upheaval, both socially and politi-
cally, How quiet it is just nov What
does II all mean, unless IT is that cain,
which always preccdes great Storm The
LIST of MAY is almost here 1t is possible
the upheaval y i'll come then, but il may be
Withheld until later Here ia Topeka an
Kansas, this strikc is just q fotctaste Of
what is 10 follow.
In speaking of the Industrial Legion. the
military inner circle of the Alliance, Mrs
Lease said II have heen opposed to the
idea Of such an organization from the !irs,
The people have all the organization they
can stand now in the Alllance, The only
good new organi7st.on can he pu, to is 10
push three or four leaders to the frnnt who
would otherwise remain in obseurity,"
lyon don't mean Taubeneok, do youf'
lueried the reporter.
"Yes, | do; that is Just who mean,
and Mrs Leases eyes snapped rs she added,
II mean such fellows as Tauhcnetk and
Paul Vanleryoot, who are Try ing to force
themselves on the people"
Sne believes Senator Martin will soon
join the Populists, deeming that the only
course open To him. She declares that hr
is not in accorl with the policy or principles
Of President Cleveland, and that b, will not
submit to the President. Mrs. Lease is u
ple's party should commence putting the
Socialistic ideas into practice. In speaking
Of the subject, she said
My idea is that we should commence
by introducing Socialism into municipal
affairs, such as municipal ownership OF
street railways, watcrworks, electric light
or gas plants We should select some
city, Ike Topeka, for instance and con
centrate all our forces to work out our
IDEAS in one place, and then after the
people see whst Socialism means there will
he no trouble about the proper recovniza-
ton of Socialists The trouble is now that
the people don't understand what Socialism
is
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-04-20
OUR OWN STATE.
Death of Hon. {. W. Stetson
of DamariscOtta.
The Biddeford Perjurer Bound Over
West Baldwin Arson Case.


DAAARrscorTA, April l9.-Hon. Everett
W. Stetson, for many years a resident of
Damariscotta, died Tuesday evening after
a brief illness. He was Identified with the
ship building interests quarter Of a CEN
tury ago. being a member of the firm of
Abner Stet.on & Sons of this place.
He had been a member of both branches
of the Maine Legislature and also Of the
Governors Council. During the war he
aided with time and from his own private
fortune in the enlisring and equipping of
tros ps for the great conflict. His age was
% years. 4 widow survives him.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-04-20
RICH MOND.


RIcHNosp, April 10 Special. Mr.
Fitzgerald of Derry, n. H., who is the IN
ventor of process for making ehildren's
shoes, and who is soon to establish a bust
ness in that line here, was in town Wednes-
day. The work is to be carried on at the
factory of T.. A. Libby and will be in addi-
ton TO the business previously contemplated
by the latter gentleman
Mr.. Charles K White, whose sad expert
ence it has been to watch at the bedside of
bis brother in his last sickness at his home
in Gardiner, the past week, returned to
town today.
Charles Russell & Co began shipping ice
from their Richmond houses today.
No Fast day services in the churches
have been arranged.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-04-20
POOR ZANTE
Still Shaken by Earthquakes--PeopIe
Still Ranic-Stricken.
enormous Waves 0reak Over Mharves-Ena-
land Sends food and Tents

ATHENS, April l9.-Zante was shaken by
severe earthquake at midnight. Slight
disturbances were felt almost hourly until
noon, and another violent shock caused a
repetition of the recent panics.
Several buildings were ruined. The har-
Dor was thrown into a violent commotion
and enormous waves broke over the water
front.
The British warship Intie1ible of the
Mediterranean squadron has arrived with
food and tents.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-04-20
N. p. FRANKS FRIENDS
Urge His Appointment. as Collector Of Gus
toms al Portland.

WASHINGTON. April l9.-The friends of
Hon Melvin 7. Frank have called upon
Secretary Carlisle and urged his appoint
ment as collector of customs at Portland
Maine.
They were told that the secretary was
not ready yet to take up this matter, but i,
was suggested that MIR. Franks papers
should be placed IN file, SO that he would
not BE- overlooked when the time came for
making the appointment
Hon. William II. Clifford, of Portland,
was among the callers upon Assistant
Secretary Hamlin at the treasury depart
ment today. Mr.. Clifford left Washington
last night on his way home.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-04-20
They Agree to Agree.

BosTos. April 19--Col. Benton, coun-
sell. and c. s. MeIlen, second vice presi-
dent Of the Y. T.. n. Fl. & r.. Il r., met
Traffic Manager Randolph Of the Y. Y. &
n. f. X. A. this afternoon and an agree
meut reached regarding traffic between the
txo roads to go into effect IT once.
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PHILADELPHIA MUST PAY.


HARRIsBuEG, April l9.--In the matter of
the commonw ealth VS.. the city and county
of Philadelphia. Judge Mcpherson rendered
an OPTION against the city and comfy in
the sum of SsS7 1913 50. This is closing
of litigation growing out of the malteasance
of John Bardsley while he was city treas
urer, he having as the fiscal agent of that
city collected this money, but failed to pay
it into the treasury of the state.
On the principle, well established in law,
that the principal in a transaction is respon
sible for the action of an agent, Pbiladel-
phia must pay this money into the state
treasury which its agent, John Bardsley,
purloined from its treasury, There is still
another suit in the same series for tax on
loans
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-04-20

feel it my duty to say few words in re-
gard 10 Ely's Cream Balm, and do 80 en-
tirely without solicitation. have used i.
more or less half a year. and have found ii
to be most admirable. have suffered from
catarrh Of the worst kind ever since I vas
little boy and never hoped for cure. but
Cream Balm seems to Do even that. Many
Of my acquaintance have used il with ex-
cellent resuits.--Oscar Ostrum. - Warren
Ave-, Chicago, H. aprl3eod&wfolrm
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All Quiet in Belgium.

BEu>ssLs, April l9.--Yesterday' vote
in tile Chamber of Deputies reversing the
former action of that body and granting
universal suffrage. practically as demanded
hy tlla workingmen, has completely a uieted
aeitation among the Industrial population.
The strikers here, at Antwerp and many
other places have generally resumed work
this morning and no further trouble is ap-
prehe nded.-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-04-20
GONE 10 PRISON.
Three More Bank officials Jailed ter Com.
plici,y in Panama Canal Frauds.

PARi4, April i3.--N Donon Of the So
oiete lie DepUts was today sentenced 10 i'm
prisonment for four yenrs, VI. Gantbier to
teo years and NJ Poisson 10 eight months,
for frAn1nleut acts in connection with the
failure of that institution which according
Ia the report "f the government accountant,
Fi1ry, was used by Charles 4" Lcsseps and
other Panama directors TO n fhem in oh
tanning enormous profits from the opera
Sons on the Panama canal The Societe
de Depots subsequently collapsed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-04-20

Sr- Loris, April IA test sill be made
within few days OF the eonstiiutionality of
the .lsve Law, by which vszrants are sold
for a certain number OF months at public
auction instead Of being PIT in jail. 4 va
Grant named Thompson is ror in bondage
under the Law. His case will be appealed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-04-20
Death from Slow Starvation.

SrRrScrIELp, April l?.-Wm. Lankes,
aged "a years, wealthy farmer of Platts-
burg. near here, died Monday from gastric
carcinoma. The deceased was robbed by
tramps near Clifton last December and
stripped of nearly all his clothing. When
found he was almost frozen to death. For
the last three months he has been unable to
eat anything and was only kept alive by in
jections of broth. He died of slow starv-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-04-20
Railroad and Steamboats,.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD
Arrssasasat Of Trssss "a sasei Ian. ist. 1888.
THROUGH TRAINS.

GOING WEsT-Szs A. ". sor Le~is.on
Pennington. knesland, Portland. Bostou rad
N0n.reai, l5.io A. VI. for Bfupswiek lewiston
YrraiHgton, aocsiand, Portland and Boston
coraestins for hite Mountain Points and Que
bec. g. % zea 80 r. N. TOT Ersnssfcz, Bath
Portfsnd, Boston; iI0o p. VI taight Pullman
every night .1T Lewiston. Bath, E4sckixEd Pert
lad and Boston.
tsOINs EAsT-z.ib A. NJ might expressl foI
sHn~hegxa, Beifast. Bangor, Bar Hafbor, st
stsyben. ST. John and Aroostook County; 80;
A ". tor Nsterviiis. and skoShesan and
i6s Bangor and ysnceboro, z.E r. n
tnr watervtIie, oonne~fng q; wa'srviIis
With 40 r. n. traia for Lewiston
AZ r ". gor Sstefvills, Osk.snd
sor:h Anson, Bingham, skoghegan. B.lfss.
Dover, F9Aerofi bangor. Bar Hsrtor, ST. Stephen
st John and ArDossGok County. pi5 4. NJ. san
isy. ony for WatsTyliie sud Bangor.
fhs Ign. Pullman Trains going cast at 2io 4
NJ yolng xes; a. 100 +. NJ, rna each way ever
alKhi, sunday Included, connecting for Lewiston
aad k0ekiaHd, but not to skoshsgan on A0Ela;
n.aruinss. or to Belfast. Drx.sF, OF bsyond Ban
xr % sunday m0rnins4-
The day trains going West at lo.i0 A
" ard Fast a. sts r, a. run daily Sunday IN
cs,ied between Boston. Lesiston. Bath, Bangor
fahn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-04-20

Some Time This Afternoon Or Evening il the
Signs Do Not Fail.

WAsBrSsros, April ls.--For Maine
Fair, followed by increasing elouainess and
ram during afternoon or Thursday night,
increasing easteriy winds. Signals dis
played on Atlantic coast, Jacksonville to
Narragansett section
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-04-20
DUKE OF vERAGUA
And Party rendered a Recep-
ton at New York.
President Cleyeland's Plans as CON-
pleted for the Naval Review.
Drill With Search tights--how 10 Tell the
War Ships Apart.

NEw IoRk, April la.-'rhe Chamber of
Commerce issued 5000 invitations to their
reception at the Waldorf this afternoon in
honor of the Duke de Veragus and party.
The reception occurred in the white and
gold ball room. For three hours the party
received and shook hands with leading citi-
zens.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-04-20
WAIVED A HEARING
And Was Bound Over TO Supreme court-Re-
leased on Bail.

BIpDEFoRp, April l9.-Daniei Buckley
the Biddeford House porter, under charge
of perjury in connec ction with bis testimony
IN the Templeton case, waived hearing in
the municipal court this morning and was
bound over to the May term of the supreme
court. lie secured bail.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-04-20

name Of the ship across the stern will all
the majority of the heaolders very hitle It.
their efforts TO recognize the vessels, an'i
the best result of the object lesson of the
S..ih in the Hndson river will come from II
knowledge of the participants in the parade,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-04-20

Providence, r. l.. April l9.-In the
Senate today the act TO confirm the lease of
the Old Colony Railroad Company to the
New York, New Haven and Hartford Rail
road Company was passed in concurrence.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-04-20

BrcKsroRr, April l9.-Robert Erskin's
homestead at Stockton Springs burned at
midnight Tuesday night. 1t was occupied
by MIR Erskin's widow. Loss, $500: par
italy insured. The buildings were a total
loss
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-04-20
An tnhuman Brute Gets lust Deserts.

ExrrER, n. H., April 19.--In the su-
preme court today, Harry Wentw orth,
Nashua, pleaded guilty to carnal abuse of
girl. dnIer 10 years old al Londonderry
/ 81 January. and was sentenced to Is years
in the state prison.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-04-20
loca! Forecast.

BosroS, April l9.-For New England
Thursday, increasing cloudiness, rain,
slightly lower temperature, high easterly
winds.
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SUICIDE At GARLAND.
lanes Iackman Became Despondent and
Ends His Life BY Hanging.

BANcoR, April l9.-James .'ackman, of
Garland, suicided by hanging this morning
in his barn. Dependency was the cause.
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-Four Killed and Forty injured.

PRAa,g, April lJ.-F Forty houses at
Sliyno Bobomia have been destroyed by
fre. Pour persons were killed and forty
injured,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-07-11

Gdmab. geebe. Gielbem.
Mant BON gutter 8ilbnns. Set iet.
uer @tnferfernng In Solicit bat er feline
fo3ialiiifden Gnfidten iebr mobifisirt.
gfeebe LIT tliemtalS Nnardiit gefpeien,
fam aber burd iein @el9dft ais 6efe,
Derfdufer NIT ben Brauz un6 Bidder
geieuen juiammer, peldc er pdbrenb
neS Natftunoen : 3ampfeS i'm Sabre
1886 organifirte.
Gielben mar Elm iiberseagungstreuer
slnar9iif, babel aber eth fleibiser Ir,
better, Elm gutter @atte un6 Batter.
Inter benNu8ftbrungeu in Der II 900
WOrte jdbleu6en Begnabignngsi9rift
oeS @ouOernelfr8 altgelb fdllt am mel
ffen feline 2ritif iiber ben Ri6ter @arp
auf, ben er gum S9lulie NIT Dem eng
lifhen Ridter SeffreDS pergleidt. 2ets
terer babe, 70 berierft Der @onperneur
bod ~wenigftens fi6 3ufrieoen geseben,
na9bem ietue Opfer foot paren, @arD
aber para6tre ben SultismorS nod IN
ben 6ffentlt9en Mtn9a5ineu nuo 3eit,
fdriftel. Die 9ritif erreet I'm 70 GRO.
beres Nufieben, als Nlt9el6 ieiner 3eit
NIT @arD 5uiammen 8i6ter bethlehem
Gountp9eri4ts NOR.
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@ie Der 3uiammenitoB berbsissfiibrt
iuoroen, 1T CUR 3eit nod nt9t iiber
a1en 3meifel erbaben unb mug bur6
bas bereits ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS &riegss
gert6t feitgefteat merben. Sebenfaus
bat es BITS jest ben Ini9ein, ais Oh
entpeoer eth p~erfebrtes 3omttan6o ODER
eth OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES I'M Stelierunss<
apparat bic uriade 9efpeien. @er
DeiB, pteleidt aud beibe.-
@obltbueno bel alf Dem Sammsr lit
Die Tbeilnabme, bic fi9 a1lerieits funb>
gegeben Fat, 10 aud bon Seiten un5es
rer Reqierung, III beren Namen 9rdiis
bent @lepelanb Elm ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
an bte 96ni9iu BON @n9lanb bat ri9tetr
lofen. STR bic 0interbliebenen Der
bel bent u%ntergange Der r0tetoria"
nmgefommenen fin6 lit England bereits
Sammlunsen i'm @anse, bic Elm err
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2sesmaoisuas oer amar6taem
GaMbernear altgeIns aafieben ~erresenhe
4egrimnung- @te bic Segnanigten
bic S9rigen horfan0en.

WeuterAetr MltBelns Mufiebett erregetne
G~egramnnng = Wie bic @egnaoigtet
bic Sgrtgea borfanoem.
Selten bot Die Nmtsbanblun9 eiues
6ffentli6en 8eamten sr0bereS Iufieben
In bieiem 3anoe errc9t, als bic 8egnas
btguug Der bret bi8ber in Solicit tnter.
nirteu @bieasoer Gnar9ilten 6ielben,
Sbpob unb gteebe bur1 @ouoerneur
Glt9el6 BON SlltnoiS. SIS mar ttidt 70
iebr bie Tbatiade Der Be9naoigung,
bic, ~wentsiteas i'm Sale Neebes, i9ou
ldn9lt ertpartet uno i'm Yrinstp 9ebil.
li9t ipurbe, lonSern Die Begriin6nng
berlelben iettenS beS @ounernenrs.
Durh 6ielslbe mtrb ndmlih Der 8ro>
3eB, Der ben adt anardiiten ieiner 3eit
gu Tbeil getporben, ausbridlih ais elm
I'M b59lten @rabe parteitf6 9efibrter
bin9eftellt uno Ri9ter, Staatsanlpalt
un6 @eidmorene f9arf mit9enommen.
9elbitperitdnoli9 i6lteBt Dies aud cine
WfiBbtti9un9 6es 8erfabrenS Ger b0bes
rem Tribunale elm, henen Der Sail fpd<
ter uuterbreitet ipurbe unb Die baum I'm
@inue Der eriten Snftan3 enti9ieben.
Wfan barf barauf seipannt ieiu, wie
bic Sa4e ii6 meiter entlpideln mtrb,
beun mad Ser Bebanolung, Die iie be-
rettS In ben 3eitun9en erfdbrt. mirb iie
nod nibt 70 balb our 8ube fommeu.
I'm auf Die 8e9naoisten Suriidsus
fommett, 10 fanb Neebe mad Ieiner @nts
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smuter bprau!

Sett ietner eriten Giufibruus Bot has electric Bttters
i4neu Hnb bauernb Bite @unit bes Putltfum8 errunaen,
bi8 e8 jett alien b~erartisen Seilmitteln perau mar
cher Herani&unss miitel seeisnst erf&einen ltese, unb
90 pirb aIs BITE Bette unb retnfte M2ebiein fir due oeiben
oes Magtns, 6er 9eber unb Der Nieren aneefebeu. gs
BELL. @Ptsrdne, tuperearIt@feit, 0erFepfuns unb
tretbt BITE WaIarta aus BEN SpRem. Befriebtsenbe
Wirfuns trttb NIT ieber EIaIHe surant,rt ober pas @eIb
ptrb turhdsrftattet. BreiS nur SO Gents per Glaime.
gu bdben Bet Der Gan Antcntp Drug Gpmpaup.
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Siesrei6e Yesetariamer.
Sic Darea bic Grfen in ntm 9iRams,
NariM @erIiusW ten.

0t~SI9 0StstW'SSttWs
Der biefer Gage CUR ausfabruug 9es
bradte Dttan5ntari6 8erltnzgten
bietet auBer feinenl fportliden nod gang
beionberS Elm pbpiiolosiides Snterelie,
ba tbatid6Ii6 5wei 0esetarianer Der
ffrengften SbierpanS als @teeer BET
benz Dauermari9e berporgesangen fiub.
Sebeufalls bat Der eine bon linen, SIT
senieur arno Gllaijer aus Magbebnrg,
Der fi9 felt Sabre1 ausl9lieBlih bon
un9efodtem Sbite un6 Brob r16brt, bic
Tbeorie 9riiuoli9 iiber ben 6aufen ges
i%porfen, Sab Der menfdli9e &6rper gum
Beiteben uno um letftnnssfdbtg 3u bleis
ben td9lt9 113 bis 115 Gramlr GimeiB
aufnebmeu miiife. 9taf ieiner Nnfnnft
IN 0ien iab Gllalier, ipel6er Die $50
3ilometer LANCE Strede In 1916 Stuns
ben "A Wtuuten juriid9eleet unb pab,
renb oes Mari1es nur Geisen, Dat.
teln, Obft un6 @rabambro6 genofien
bate, aus, alS Oh err BON etnein Spa
3iergange suriidfane. @inen linn bar
gebotenen Seiiel lebnte ct nit benz 8e>
merfen ab, er Jet gar ti6t miibe. @benlo
beourfte es ldu9eren neberrebens feitens
feiner Sreunbe, ebe er auf ben fofort
beabfidtisten Spa5iersans nod @d1ms
brunn per5i6tete.
Der an6ere Sie9er, Bu9bruder Otto
Reis aus SlDba in Sa1len, mel6er mlr
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iet, auf benz i6on 70 lanse bstretenen
We9e, ndmli9 benz Der in'8 Mfablofe
g~eiteiserten Grbauurs bon Millionen
oeri9linsenoen 99ifsunsebeuern uns
autebren unb iib mebr ben &initen bes
Sriebens 3u mtbmen.
Gines aber lit our9 ben Sail auf's
Neue betuielen morben: Die gefdbrlt6e
Wtrfiamfeit ser @ibberi9ife unb es
bhrfte baber oielem S6ifstppus wieber
mebr Iu fmerfiamteit su9emenbet wer>
ben, ais Dies in lesterer Belt sei9eben lit.
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BiceaOmiraI 9ruon.

IeH Der Ser1t0s
rnng atbetm fallen fonlte, tpie leidt
Tam bies aud nit anoereii sei9eben
uno weldben Gdut, pel6e Siaer6eit
gsudbrt uns iberbaupt cine 8lofte,
osrsn 9atptreprdientanten 70 ~persans.
ltd ftnb?
Dieie nn6 dbnlide Sra9en ltellen fi6
ober s~egeuipdrtis iiderli6 aud anbere
Natiouer als bte @n9ldn6er, benn aud
tie iino In bieism 9nntte ebenio Der.
iunllDbar. iniofern fie auf lire Tan5er.
ldtft groBe 9offnuneen oe6ont ba6en.
wtau m0dte faft elauben, bag bieie
&ataitrOpbs Elm @tnf 6es @@tdials