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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-02
BELLAEE

crowd OF men aud boys, accoupa-
MED by part OF brass baud, welcomed
the new year and awoke about all the
residents OF the city by making terri
Die huliaosloo after midnight sunday
night They paraded the streets. with
| the band playing, shooting giant fire.
crackers, shouting and singing. Steam
| whistles blew, bells rang. and quiet
people were greatly annoyed, but thank
tul that such occasions come but once q
year.
President NJ. NJ. Garland and Secre-
tary John c. Kilgallen, OF Pittsburg;
Vice President Harry Hooking. OF
| wheeling; Trustee Charles Kaufman
and several others from Martins Ferry
attended the open meeting of Bellaire
City Lodge, a. y. OF /. x ). w, Satur-
day evening. Business pertaining to
the good OF the order was the principal
topic OF discussion.
Rev. Father Fitzgerald, rector OF St.
John's Catholic Church, says that the
statement published in the REGISTER
and other newspapers that the tire in
the basement OF the church Sunday
morning was caused by wood stand ing
near the register becoming igulted is
not correct; that the fire was caused by
detective tiue.
Tho New England quilting party and
husking bee, at the Christian Church
last evening, was witnessed by n large
audience. who were well pleased with
the performance. Ii was novelty ia
the entertainment line, aud as such was
thoroughly enjoyed. The vocal and in
strumental music were also attractive
features.
There was no indication in this city
that yesterday was holiday except
that the two banks and the postoffice
were closed during the day. The BOYS
who make the noise seemed TO have ex-
hausted themselves before daylight.
Leon Sonneborn has severed his con-
nection with the firm of Louis Cohen &
Co., and may engage in business on his
own account.
Col. David Rankin has decided to en-
gage in general jobbing business In
pottery, glass and other wares, In Co.
lumbus.
Chalmer Trimble. recently appointed
Rauger for the Rumser distilery, was in
the city yesterday.
Dewitt Dsnford has been appointed
administrator OF the estate OF Lafayette
Austin, deceased.
ne IoCdl rouge OF the Swltchmen' s
Union held big ball at Turner Hall
last night.
VIM. Portorfeld, OF the Porter
! field House, Is seriously III with chronic
| ailments.
! Mrs. w. III. Davis, of the Fifth ward
/ is seriously Ill with hemorrhage OF the
| bowels.
Two civil cases were heard in the
! Mayors court yesterday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-02
ONE MILLION VOLTS
Professor Thompson Can Mako Rea
Lighting

Professor Thompson Can Mako Real
Lighting.
This is the way Professor Elihu
Thompson, during his recent lecture in
Lynn, was able to obtain 900 600 volts
OF electricity and receive theretrom a
shock without harm, says the Ithaca
Journal:
The current from the wires from out =
side the hall passed through trans
former, which raised the lOO-Volt current
to a higher voltage; then 10 passed
through another coil and n switch. then
through q vertical transformer with a
lore surrounded by many turns OF cop
n wire closely wound snd a 2O,OOO-volt
krent was obtained. BY sending the
discharges from the wire through a pri-
mary coil and another transformer, the
current was raised 10 LOCO. 600 volts.
which was received IN a large box Of
wood, containing oil, passing through l.
turns OF large gauge wire within box,
where there was u parallel coil OF 400
turns OF smaller wire in a layer on a
frame
Two standards with brass balls on tho
ends, furnished the poles. Sending the
currents through this, the ends OF the
standards were covered with blue flame.
ike INC plCluIeu luuuQeIDOltS IN the
hand that adorns electric belt adver-
tisements. The poles were separated.
and a blush fash, with yellowish tint,
writhed through the air like a snake.
Then II grew larger as the Loles were
pushed farther apart, and d 30 inch
fash, sharp and incisive, like veritabie
lightning, was produced. The longest
fash ever produced in this way, Pro-
lessor Thomas stated, was at Chicago
and measured "a inches.
To show that the effect of the fash
was like lIghtning, piece OF wood was
placed across the poles and the current
writhed about this, arching itself into
a brilliantly luminous curve Of flame.
1t snapped and splintered the wood with
sharp reports and then, with the cur
rent again sent through, ignitcd tho
stick.
Taen came the most astonishing ex-
pertinent OF all. Prof. Thomson took a
piece OF metal In his hand and brought
10 near TO one Of the poles There was
a flash more than a foot in length.
With a lamp 10 the hand nearest tho
pole the Elimination was secured, aud be
capped the climax by holding piece OF
copper wire iu his hand and allowing
the discharge TO melt 10. Yet be felt
no severe shock.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-02
a vENEnAaLE AcfREss.
Mrs, John Drew's success "a New York In
.srhe Road to Rutn,'

''rhe Rosd to Rutr.'
No actress on the stage ore highly
esteemed than Mrs. John wv, who is
over 20 years OF age, and Ncently the
statement that she was in financial Diff
hculties was heard with general regret.
MIS- Drew has been on the stage since
Childhood, and is a representative OF the
pest school OF dramatic AIT. On Monday
evening last she appeared in New York
In the old standard play by Thomas
Holcroft, THE Road TO Ruin"
The critic of the New York World
says:
Managers, IL is said, a-s deploring
the scarcity OF good plays. Many of
their productions are almost offered with
en- apology. The supply OF original
pieces OF even fair merit is not equal to
the demand. The truth OF this has
oeeh seen here this season over and over
again. III, however, the living authors
cannot supply sufficient entertainments,
there is vast amount OF good stun at
hand, and Mrs. John Drew, who APP
peared at the Fourteenth Street thea
ire, knows where TO find IL. She sensi-
Oily turns hGr attention 10 the old COM
edles-so admirably suited 10 her # n
ished methois-and proves that tho
public has not altogether lost its relish
Tor fun that depends upon neither horser
play nor French suEgestiveness.
The manager who gets together a
well-oalanred company and devotes
himself To- REVEALS Of these old come
dles-absopute novelties % the present
general on-that were once the pride
OF Wafack's should do well. Not Joke,
10 Hoi4roftS smartly written dialogue
sacked recognition. Every point went
nome. The characters. so distinctly
drawnt absorbed the attention OF tho
small boys in the gallery as we'll as the
occupants OF the orchestra stalls. The
oterlng was out or the ordinary. and
the novelty was appreciated.
Ihel performance, take IL all In sll,
was good one. Some OF the PLAYERS
lacked atmosphere, but all were earn
est, and brought to their work an en-
thusiasm that resulted in a spirited rem
derinG. Mrs. Drew's Widow Warren is
companion picture TO her matchless
MRS. Malaprop. Nothing could well be
funnter than her impersonation o! the
vaip old woman who fancies herself ir-
reslstible. Yet there was not Il sug-
gestion OF exaggeratIon In either voice.
manner or gesture. The value Of tho
repose was never better exempifed.
= %" ''A'ot Hcl cgcoIo" IL Hbu u siRnl-
Lcance, and those la front roGred, while
her funny little gestures and incisive
delivery rounded out part that those
who delight in the finish OF the old
school should not neglect seeing. Sid
ney Drew did not fully develop the fun
II the sporty Goldfnch. lie could have
let himself out more, and not have over
Hione it. His wife played Sophia with
animation, and Clarence l.. Holt made
ia dashing and manly young Dornton.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-02
A FURRED PAIR.

The ulster is the only outer garment
Tor travelling aud its shape aud cut
changes little with the passing OF sea
sons. Tho skirts are little wider this
year than last TO accommodate the
wider skirts OF gowns, and IL has big
sleeves for the same reason; but as often
as not concessions to the prevailing
fashion stop there 1t may sill button
simply 10 the throat, and have one long
cape, or may, however, have triple
capes and revers. At the right in this
picture dressy cut OF winter coat is
seen and one mode from heavy ma
terial with rough fur-like nape re-
semoling Persian lamb, aud trimmed
with contrasting plas,ron collar OF fur.
Inc garment is lined with white sici-
lieDne, but IL made OF thinner
stun IL will require wind
Ing In cutting from heavy
material care is necessary with the ful.
ness at the skirt, because the material
does not drape well and would look
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-02
MEMORIES OF Thu WAR.
The Horrors Of Libby Prison Re
vived.
An Event Which Will Surprise
Even Old Soldiers.
The Most Wonderful Experience of the
Army Ever Recorded.

We never tire OF hearing OF the thrilling
adventures of the war and tho wonderful
escapes from Libby Prison. The recent
removal Of this famous Jail to Chicago
renders any facts about 1t ut this time
particularly interesting.
A most fascinating story has just come
to US OF a man who passed FIVE months OF
agony in this prison. The experiences OF
this person during and since the war arc
the most remarkable that have ever been
brought TO public notice. This man is
none other than the well-known Mr.. l..
w. Porter, OF West Berlin, Vt. He writes
the following interesting letter:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-02


"Since my return from the war my
health has been growing poorer from ex-
posure and hard service and the horrors of
a five months Imprisonment Ia Libby
prison. / came home complete wreck
and was sick for a whole year. during
which time did no work at all, being CON
fined 10 my bed for about half the time
After got up | was so weak that |
could not walk but short distance and
then was obliged to stop and rest. About
two years ago found myself in n very
bad condition with nervous prostraton
the results Of my long time poor health.
81 took most every kind OF medicine that
could hear of, with no good results until
commenced on DIR Greeue's Nervura
blood and nerve remedy, which relieved
me OF nervousness ma gave me strength
so that / was able TO walk aud work /
consider DIR. Green's Nervura blood and
nerve remedy the best medicine there is
for nervousness and 10 give strength TO
any weak person.
Then personally appeared before me L.
w. Porter OF West Berlin. Vt, TO me per
soually known and suoscr bed and swore
10 the truth OF the foregoing statement"
CARLOS l.. SMITH, Notary Public.
We'll may MIR. Porter be called "A hero
well may every inhGbtant OF the civilized
world read OF mis- experience and well may
al mankind rejoice at its examinations
Tho horrible sufferings which he expe-
rienced from disease were even worse
than those OF the war and prison. But he
is well man at last and cannot say
| enough in praise OF this remarkable
| remedy. His restoration 10 health after
so many years OF suffering is indeed most
wonderful
If you are suffering from any form OF
nervous or chronic disease, indigestion,
weakness, kidney or liver complaint, take
DR.. Greene's Nervura blood and nerve
remedy. IL will cure you.
Or. Greene, the noIod specialist in tEe
cure OF all nervous and chronic diseases.
can be consulted at his Office. SON. l4th
street, New York, free, personally or by
letter.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-02
UNKIND Girl Critics
Lack OF the AItruistic Spirit Among
amnrt renplc.

Lack Of the AItruistic Spirit Among
smart People.
Had I daughter % train" said a.
woman OF the world. zone accom- rlisb-
ment above all should be- taught her-to
make herself agreeable without descend
ing % make fun Of other people. Much.
u not most, oi the fun current among
young folks consists To- picking Others
70 pieces. Bright people arc given 20
using their Wit very freely upon others
who have Tho misfortune 20 come near
them. Women especially regard the
world outside their immediate circle as
created 10 afford them amusement. not
Of tho most amidble kind. They are not
discriminating enough 10 see what un-
dcrlies and Offsets the peculiarly which
prOvokes their fun. The addressed
hurried woman is commonly trying 10
carry affairs whose burdens her critics
would sbirk sbamoicssiy. No wonder n
tho brave spirit steps awkwardiy and
unbecOmingly under the load she can
but just bear without breaking. Those
who bait their fun on her must laugh
AID laugh again unheeding. "- ChicogO
EUcIjUg POef.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-02
GLASS Pierced als Arm rive ysors.

SUNEURY, PA, January IA piece
OF glass four inches long and sharp
iy pointed at one end. which pene-
trated Arson Wolverton's arm when
he was thrown against q railroad car
door i've years ago, was extracted by a
surgeon here yesterday. Although VOL
verton suffered pain since the accident,
the glass was not discovered until the
Joint was forced through the surface
just below the shoulder, on Wednesday.
by his being again joted against the
side OF car.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-02
IS GIFT.

4 usband Sent Her
has.
5 gifts received
n was one which
D usement for her
r ms that q week
b remarked % a
lllivan, her hus-
ng on Christmas
or course, this
to Mr. Sullivan in
a large express
be house on Christ
that the clock
opened the
bre lay another
|tained - nothing.
plush covered box.
Itained the clock?
|ead OF the beauti-
Expected she found
Ks recently given
lone OF the theatres
ed, and Miss Cogh
anyone. after she
her husbands ears
,h a trick. Some
happened TO notice
something left in
Il, on Investigation,
city inlaid clock
lad been wanting.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-02
rnANg.OHIo DIvlsloNs

For Columbus, Chicago and the west 7.5oA
10. md ~ D. H., daily.
Columbus, Cincinnati and st. Louis f3.i5 A.
M daily evcept sunday. 10. ID a. M, daily, aud
2l5 NJ IN. Fundav only.
st. Clnirgiiie accommodation, l015 n. IN. AMI
a8Op M. except SUNDAY.
newark accom- nodatiou, $50 p. M, except
Sunday.
ARRIVE
From Chicago. > 20 aud 1910 n. m. daily.
From ST. LOuls, Cincinnati and Columbus
800 a m and 5.35 3, No.. daily.
81. CiaiTsvllle accommodation Has n m
and BIO y. M, except sunday
EewarK ccommodation. 1L35 q. M, except
sunday.
CHAs. o. SCULL
Gencra fassenger gent
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-02
something of Local Question"

Bosf0a Hlrdh
II is understood that Senator David
Bennett Hill is opposed TO the PROPOSE
ton 10 levy an extra tax on bachelors.
IL comes rather too close TO his door
step.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-02
EORIBTRs.

com menced growing
nings dark. there has
int among the patrons
bout the frequent loss
norning paper. The
raj, but IL is specially
street from the bust
lr north az Seventh
otthese COM
by thefts, the REC
n. II patrons will
\place for the de-
by the carrier, it
pay $40 reward
ctlon OF any one
'IsTEG.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-02

ANnIYE
From New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore and
Washington. $50 "a. m. daily.
Cumberland accommodation. IS p IN. ex-
ceptSunGay.
Grafton accommodation. 1890 n M. daily.
Moundsyillo accommodation, $50 n IN, l. la
and 7.3b p m, except sunday.
Keyser express, 300 p. M. except Monday
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-02
WAR VI.

Every Mother
many years
a writer in
more babls
ent clothi1g
ng the poor.
10 moned by u,
billy where the
feInR fronI
thai o,tffey
We only a few
netting was
p nothing on
y starving To
n distracted
bnd moaning
and there was
on his face.
from the silk
b, and found
!. Dress and
ossamer, and
md socks like
he regulation
hin as TO give
the way you
rom the hrst?"
es; I've always
Hing for him."
"Well, it's no
hasn't enough
Pm July" The
|kest blanket in
water bag, and
her down town
wrappers, hOW>
DO. The result
the child was
city, and was
I'D be desired.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-02
WHEELING AND PGTTsBURG DIvrsIo,

WHEELING AND PGTTsBURG DIVISION.
For Pittsburg, Washington. Baltimore. Phii
adelphis and New York, QUO a. IN. aud b 81 y.
NJ. daily,
Pittsburg accommodation, 7.sO a. m, daily.
Plttsburg express. 100 y m. except sunday.
Washington. Pa. accommodation. go p. ~.
except sunday.
ARffvE.
from New York. Philndclphia Baltimore
Washington and Pittsburg ~ 10 a. M, daily OK.
cept sunday and 10 lOn. m. daily.
Pittshurg mail, 1880 p m. except Sunday.
aud $50 .. m. duly.
Washington. Pa, accommodation. 7.25 a. m.
EXCEPT Sunday.
PittsbGrg express. =. 10 a. m, Sunday only
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-02
Pennsylvania Stations
Vsg0nnSylvanid LnRG.I

Szz&s Trains Run by Central Time.
TIcKEr OFFfCE Ar PEsNAYLyASfA CITATION OF
WATEH STE FOOT ~ ELLvEHrn Sr., WHEEL.
uG.Ar MCLUgE HOUSE,, WHEELING. AID AT
THE PEgSsYLvAEfA STATION BuDGEPORr.
sOUTnwssr SYsrEN-"l'AE bAgDLE ROUTE"
sD1uy. tExcept sunday
yg0W wnrgiigG 40 Lave iAusfVE
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-02

WTANTED-TO SILT FOR RENT AND FOR
w sale cards. Blank Deeds and Deeds 81
Trust. Bank Leases. justices BIanka eta
RBeisrER Countiag Rooma
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-02
RAILROADS.

NJ KEELING AND ELM GROW
kAlLRoAn On aud after Wedneo
iay.June i.ls12 trains will run - foil -
city time.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-02

'DAiIy. tDaiIy except sunday
JOHN BAELfE. 1900 Market St
)uoeadh 4. y. DUNBAR, Union Depot.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-02
RAILWAY TIME GARD

>, Arrival sna departure OF trains on and after
a., loeA EXPLANATION OF RRFEREscu
MARks: DAILY: fSunday excepted: .Mon-
oAy excepted saturday excepted; SUNDAY
oniy, tSNturdny oaly. kastern standard Tins.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-02

W.. ROBINSON. @. 2. A.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-05-07

10 BADEN getp0bnli9 Bic auf Ser entgeaenz
9eiebten Settle befinblt6en 8ur3eln 10
empft1blthe Queti6ungen e%rIitten, 6aB tie
obne 9eei9nete 8ebanoIung abiterben tpiirz
ben. Sn 6ieiem Safe lit oer Baum feit3us
lteaen, bann aber bie @rbe bon Der betrefz
fenoen Sette Ser 8ur5elfrone 5u e%ntfernen,
Die NurSelu brett inter BEN Qucti6munz
ben i6arf gu b~urcbibneioen, bic 9an3e
8ur3eLfrone init frGftiger &ompoiteroe
iorgfdltig 8u unteritopfen un6 tii6ttg nit
Wal1er etn3ui6ipemmen, Die 8aumi6etbe
ptr6 bann 5pefmdBig nit elmer %itarfen
Sage Derrotteten 9iingcrs ge0edt, tpoburb
ben 8ur3eIn bic gum 8ermadbien Der
8In0sn unO benz 8ieOeranipod3len erforz
men burcb bte an8ege6encn MfitteL au9 ntbt
ale Sbaben BET entfelieIten Sturmgepatz
ten gan5 ausgcglt6en ipcrben, 10 itnb ite
oocb gang beoeuten0 81 linbern, uno baS
i9on lit Elm eritrebenspertber @rfolg.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-05-07
Simabobnen

@er Sreunb elmer sarten 8obne bon
ous9eSei9netem @eicbmaf lit, ioQtc ntcbt
Derfe6len, 2imabobnen i'm @arten an3l7
bauen. Die 2imobobne ~perLonst lei6ten,
tparmen @drtenboben un6 iebr ionntge
Sage. Scatter, falter 8o6en, S6atten tallz
gen nicbt fir tie. @s lit feltQeiteut, baB
es fir Die Stangenbobne ber 9imagattung
am 3pefmGBi9iten lit, t[etne 6dufcben bon
feiner Gartenerbe nit 9ingerunterLage
ipie fir Wtelonen bcr3uribten ult0 barauf
i'm ltmfretic etpa iebs 8obnen gu iteGen.
Nnbau3eit lift erites 9rtttel inn Mat; Die
Bobnen mitlen tnnerbal6 acbt Sagen aufz
ge9an9en letn, Iie8eu tie lGn8er int So
ben, 10 9eben tie %5ugrun6e, au6 biirfen
ite feline barte &ruite 6urcb8ubrecben boz
ben, ionit bleiben le ite6en unb perfimz
mern, l1ripritnglib gab es nur Stangenz
ltmaS, cine @attung nit 9roBen unb cine
nit fletnen 8Obnen. 2ebtere @attung lit
aucb unter benz Namen Sjeba befannt.
Set benz Sabre 1888 fennt MAJ aub
8ui6limaS (bush lima beam uno stpar
iol1e nit fletnen 8obnen bon 6en0erion
(0enberlpn'S bush lima BEAM, ferner
lolcbe nit groBen 8obnen bon Burpee unb
bon Greer. 2ebtere 0attung unteri6eibet
iicb bon ben iibrt8er, sic ule nierenformi9
unO fla3 limb, burdb lore me9r rlnben
8oDnen. Sci ben 8ui9bo6nen 3ei9t iid1
man4maG Gen6en5 gum N%usranfen. Ser
6ilienaniab bteier 8obnen lit lebr retcbs
lib unO bauert fort, bis itcb Sroit einiteut,
Die 8lutDe lit fletn, tDetB un0 unan1ebnlicb,
Die 6lillen entbalten cine bis bier BoDncn.
@enoiien perOen in oer 3ett Nu9uit>9to>
Dember Die auS9el0iten 8obnen IN 9riinem
3uitanbe. Sn Sal5paiier gefocbt un0 nit
Del unO Giiig angema6t, ge6en ite einen
altsgesetcAneten Salot. 9te 6ilien taugen
ais Spetie NIGHTS. Ser erite Scbotenan7
Jag glbt Doufommen reife 8obnen 5t ga
mens ober &o63we6en. Sn unierem
2anbe iin6 bic Qimabo9nen Elm iebr belieb7
te5 @emiiie, iopobI in frii6em 3ulton6e,
wie au4 ais @Onierpe in 8lebboien.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-05-07

6ieIel6en gemilermaBen aus Sem 8oOen
a~uS9etpaicben uno a%uSgelaugt itto, tommt
bic &nodbenbrii6i8fcit itdnOig Dor, be-
lon6erS i'm Sribiabr, unb ribtct bonlt
re9elmdBtg bel mebr S9abcn an, ais
aue 9iebieuhen acknowledgements.
Ser &ranfGeit fam nur 0urcb Stped7
mdBtac Tittcrung porgebeu9t tperoen.
8el6rdnfung Der &artnffclz uno Euben@
fittterung, 8erabreicbung genltgenDer Wten7
gen zines guten GaubfutterS, bon Sdbrot,
%&einfuben, 6iilientrii9ten, :lamcntlleb
au6 bon Sleti6flttermebl, Dem bt1rctcbeno
&obials, pboSp9oriaureS &al!ult ltllo
G6lorfaIium 5ugeiebt itno, trodenes
Eager, t:oGene nno quite @tnltreu
unb luftige StaQltngen itnb bier BON
peientlid6er 8eoeutung. 3eitipeiles @tn7
itclIen, besip. 8eldrGntung beS WeIfenS 1T
9teibfaQs notbmenbig. NlS WteOifamente
lino &olfmaIier, &reibe uno pbospborlaurer
Salt empfeblen5tpertb bereitS abgenlager7
ten Sbieren giebt man 5ur 6ebun9 uno
StGrfung Der 8er0auun9 aucb btttere ltro
aromatticbe 9%fanSenmtttel (&almuS, Gns
sian, gSern1lttb), Dieletcpt aucb @llenpra@
parate. 9aS @ingeben gelbteRt nit DEM
ISuIIer DDCr SrluEeIl DDet uHCp ptle@t leDt
leicht, bo Die franfeu Sbiere be9lerig mach
Dieien Stoffen baieben.
Der 8erlauf Der Sranfbeit 1T Elm GuBer1t
langtpieriger, sic fort9ei6ritteneren Sta7
6ien i6lieBen cine !0eilung aber liberbaupt
bon pornberetn aus. Ser 8crluit 1T Damn
nm 10 GROCER, ais Die Sbiere oann natitr7
Iidb berettS lebr ab9emagert itnb uno Oa5
Sleiib nur b0cbitens miloerpertbtg, Oas
6ett abcr 9dnSli9 perfliiiii8t lit. SIS 1T
besbalb g~eboten, ior9fdltig auf bic i9on
be3ei6neten eriten 9(n5etcben Der begtnnen>
ben 8nohen6riicbi9feit sit ocbtcn. 9a5u
geb0rt audb Bic log. y2ediu6t", 5. ;. Die
fno6enbrii6igcn S6iere bena9en urb be-
Ic6en aus r&aIfbunger" 6ol5, Stetnc,
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