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EASTERN RACE EVENTS.
At Gravesend.

New York. Sept. ga fair-sized crowd
watched the races at Gravesend to-day.
Results: Five and a half furlongs-Som-
bre won, Francis Booker second, Anitra-
Ia third; time. l:lO. Mile and a sixteenth,
selling-Charentus won, Nosey second,
Headlight IL. third; time. l:49la. Six fur
longs-Belle of Troy won, Domineer Sec
ond. Jean Ingelow third: time. 1:l6A. six
furlongs. selling. Greenfield stakes-LIllian
Bell won. High Jinks second. Kenmore
Queen third; time, 1:l6. Mile and an eighth
White Frost won. Handhall second,
George Keene third. time, 1855. Mile and a
siNteenth-Firearm won. Oxnard second,
Glenoine third; time, l:J0.
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A Dramatic WeIcome.

Cincinnati. Sept. 20.-Never before
was such a scene presented in Cincin-
natl as that attending the arrival of
the 9th regular infantry at 10 o'clock
tonight. At the central depot there
was no formal reception, owing to the
late hour. but the crowd was immense.
As the first train approached the band
struck up My Old Kentucky lone.
The dense throng went wild. II brush
ed away the police. tore open the gates
and rushed upon the tracks and press
ed around the cars. Nothing during
the civil war matched the scenes of to-
night in dramatic fervor and intensity.
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The LUDLOW PLAN.
A system of Sea Transportation for the
United states Army.


Washington. Sept. 20.-Major General
Ludlow was in Washington to-day con-
sulting with Acting Secretary Meikle-
john, General Miles. General Corbin and
the quartermaster's department rela-
tive TO the work Of the board of which
he is president. General Ludlow, Colonel
Hecker and Lieutenant Rivers were
some time since created a board TO in
quire into and export upon "A system Of
sea transportation for troops. The war
department has found hat h methods
for the transportation Of troops at sea
are wholly inadequate TO the needs Of
the army. The ships are not arranged
so as to carry with comfort and salts
faction large bodies of men.
The Ludlow board will report upon
every feature of sea transportation, in
Guiding the Temodeling Of troops. the
status Of captains and officers OF the
troops i'm the service and especially with
reference 10 the health and cJmfor OF
the troops in the matter Of space. sleep
ing accommodations and medlcal u
TODD supplies.
1t is expected that the army troops
will be remodcled upon plans adopted
by the Ludlow board.
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not give up my work. when, with n
of those flashes of foresight that often
come to me in conversation. / saw that
the famous magician would die before
me, in fact, i'm less than a year. l
looked at his han and IL agreed with
my psychic impression-the sign of
death was there. 1t was such a shock
that ! could not refrain from telling
him. So YOU see | was not surprised TO
hear of his sudden taking away"
Half the failures in life" McIvor-
Tyndall declares. are the result of
misdireCted effort. The hand tells ex-
actly what the mind is best adapted
for. and a thorough application of the
truths Of palmistry would avert many
n and change for the better
many a troubled life"
1t is a curious fact" saws McIvor-
Tyndalrs secretary, that Of the large
number who daily call at the McDer-
mott hotel to make appointments for
meetings. at least two-thirds are men
This is probably for in the
fact that men more readily recognize
the personal benefits Of the science.
while women as a rule. only take up
the science because IL is at present a
society fad in the metropolitan cities Of
England and America.
Mclvor-Tyndall will Hmain In Butte
until the end Of the week. SO those
wishing to have a reading Of their
hands Won do wen to make their APP
pointments as early as possible.
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ant. track fast. Results: Six furlongs.
seliing-Mazeppa won, Lufra second. Miss
Verne third: time. 1:14k. Four and a half
fur~longs-Fanny Taylor won. Lecila Sec
ond. Melaise third; time. :55Ik. Mile and a
sixteenth, handicap-J. II. G. won, Samo-
var second. Orimar third: time. 1:47lz. Sell
ing. six fu~rlongs-Bessie Ewing won. No-
landies second. Wayne NJ. third time.
1:l5. Mile and 20 yards. s~elling-Amber
Glints won. Elsie Barnes second, Joe Shell
by third time. 1:44h. Mile and % yards.
selllng-Kowalsky won. Annie Oldfield
second. Aggregate third: time. 1:H.
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Cbeap Excursion to pittsburg.

The Oregon Short Line railroad
has made a rate of one fare for
the round trip, Butte to Pitts
burg and return. account of Knights
Templars convention. Tickets will
be sold october eth to 10th, in
elusive, and will be made good to
leave Pittsburg as late as October 81.
For further information, through
sleeping car reservations, etc, call on
or write II. o. Wilson, General Agent,
No. 10 East Broadway. Butte, Mont.
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thur Gardiner. &c. Freeman Il. Stevens 81.
William Martin ~. Mertens Is, Jay Eaton
16. John Fisher IA. Tom Butler 2, Bowler
Z. Klser s. Fred Sims 5. DIR. Brown 5. J.
A.. Eden 4. Becker 4. Nat Butler q. Karl
Kiser 3. Harry Terrill 3. Bouette ?. c. NJ.
BLY, 2. Hills. jr.. 2. Watson Coleman ]. ii.
f. Caldwell /, Cabanne /.
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Municipal NOMINATIONS.

San Francisco. Sept. 20.-The demo-
cratic municipal committee of 100, sit
ting as a convention. met tonight, and
after adopting a platform, made the
following nominations: For mayor,
James ID. Phelan. renominated; for SUI
perior judges. Rhodes Borden, Frank J.
Murasky, j. NJ. Seawell and William T.
Wallace. All except Murasky are now
of the bench.
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An Important Discovery.

Boston, Sept. 20.-A cable message
from DIR. Krentz of the European MO
of astronomers. the discov-
cry by Seraphin Of Pulkowa of a star
like condensation in the center of the
nebulae of Andromeda. If his indi-
Gates a change in the condition OF the
well-known object. the discovery viii
be of Importance.
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Claims Allowed.

Toronto. Sept. 20.-The Brotherhood Of
Locomotive Firemen completed the con
sideration to-day of nearly all the Items
of the report of the committee on bene-
ficiaries. Some s25, 900 in claims were
allowed. although. for legal reasons, the
payment was not a necessity. The
grand lodge has paid out for death and
inability insurance since 1889 the total
of X416l1A7
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An Offer Made.

New York. Sept. 20.-An authority on
Chicago Great Western said to-day con-
corning rumors Of the company's absorp-
ton with the Baltimore & ohio: 1T is
true an offer has been made by a promi-
ncnt banking house TO purchase control
of the Chicago Great Western. That is all
that can be said on the subject at this
time"
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Army Orders.

Washington. Sept. 20.-Orders were is
sued to-day to the commanding officer at
Montauk directing hat headquarters and
one battalion OF the LIST United States cav
airy, to be designated by the regimental
commander. will proceed 10 Fort Riley,
Kan, and the remainder of the regiment
TO the Department of Dakota to relieve
the troops of the Sth cavalry.
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fair: track good. Five furlongs-Miss Doc
ley won. Ramlet second. Ma Josephine
third: time. l:03i4. Mile and 20 yards
Cherry Leaf won. David Tenny second.
Candslaria third: time. las. Selling. six
frulongs-Afamada won, Hindoonet sec
ond. Dousterswivel third. time. LISA.
Mile-Buck Nidere won, Duners second.
Yuhadam third: time. i:41ta. Fiv and a
half furlongs-Tulla Fonso won. Canace
second. Survivor third: tine. l.u7at. Sell
ing. seven fur.ongs-Cheery Flame won,
Bishop Reed second. Count Fonso third:
time. i:2Si..
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Chicago. Sept. 2O.-Michael Schwartz,
a musician. went to the home of mis-
wife Anna, from whom he had been di-
vorced for two months, this evening.
and in the presence of their 12-year-old
daughter, shot his wife. killing her in
stantly. He then turned the weapon
on himself and ended his life.
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Unable to Accept.

Boston. Sept. 2O.-A special to the
Herald from Holyoke says: Ex-Con-
gresham william Whiting stated to-
night he would probably be unable to
accept a position on the war inquiry
commission, although he has been
strongly urged to do so by the presi-
dent.
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Ladies Appreciate

A rood remedy. and there 10 not anything on tns
market that equals French Tsnsy Tablets for the
relief And cure OF painful or irregular mensea
3 h.se tablets remove all distractions, no mstter
what the cause. Manufactured BY a Augendrs.
} avis. r-Anee. and for sale only by D. Vi. Newbro
Drug u@.. Butte. Most. Sole Agents. fries -
psT ben. Sent By mail securely sealed
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A DEATH.
The Hand of the Late Herman Foretold
His End.

Yes. l warned Herman, the great
magician. that he would die suddenly
and within a years time said DR..
Alexander J.. McIvor-Tyndall, the noted
London thought reader and well-known
authority on palmistry, while talking
to a Standard representative in his
parlors in the McDermott hotel last
night.
1T was the last time / saw him."
continued the doctor, land we were
in Los Angeles, Cal. / had just re-
covered from a severe cataleptic
trance. l had been unconscious for
two days, and was thought to be dead.
Herman was telling me thai l would
wake on the other side soon If 1 did
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Russia Protested.

Yokohama, Sept 20.-Advices from Seoul
say the Korean cabinet has decided to
cancel the engagement of the nine Ameri-
cans, nine British, five Germans, five
Frenchmen and two Russians who were
enlisted in Shanghai to act as an imperial
guard. Russia having protested that their
engagement was a breach of the promise
when Russia withdrew the Russian adj
visor and instructors from Corea.
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Will Erect "a Monument.

Richmond, Va. Sept. 2~0.-Richmond
Chapter, Daughters of the Confederacy,
at a special meeting held to-day, in
augurated a movement to erect a
monument over the grave of Winnie
Davis, 9TH daughter of the cOnfed-
eracy." similar organizations through
out the South will be asked to contrib
ute to the fund.
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To Attend the Reunion.

Camp Wikoff. Sept. 20.-General SHAFT
ter left the camp this morning for Mich
igan, where he is to attend the reunion
Of the regiment in which he served dur
ing the civil war. During his absence
Genera Wheeler will command the
camp.
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Kansas City. Mo. Sept. 2o.-The Pitts
burg National league club has secured the
nick of the Kansas City Blues. the sea-
sons champions of the Western league.
Manager Manning tonight announces the
sale of four of his best men to tho Pi-
rates. He declined to state the purchase
priCe.
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Cattle Records Broken.

Kansas City. Sept. 2O.-All local cat
tie records We're broken at the Kansas
City stock yards to-day. when lS,035
head Of cattle were received. Fully H.
900 head of those received were stock
ers and feeders from the Western
ranges. The previous record was L.
AZ head.
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Special Dispatch to the Standard.
Washington. Sept. 20.-Reniamin T.
Strange Of Corvallis was to-day granted
a patent on a stockyard gate.
Judge Botkin will on Thursday he
made chairman Of the commission to cod
ifv the crlminal and penal laws.
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Inspected Camp Hamilton.

Lexington. Ky. Sept. ao.-Secretary Al
ger and party inspected Camp Hamilton
this morning and left this afternoon for
Knoxville. Secretary Algcr said the con-
dition OF the camp was excellent.
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Lexington. Ky. Sept. @-Thc second
days racing at the Kentucky associa-
TONS course drew only "A fair crowd.
Track fast, weather fine. Results: Seven
f%urlongs, sollinE-Teucer won. Faufaron-
ade second, Frank Grifln third. time,
l.2sAs. Five and a half furlongs-Salvers
won, Bob Saltsr second. Reflect third;
time. l:loi2. Six furlongs-OD alice won.
Padrone second, Fair Day third: time.
Inca, Mile-Dudlcy won. Money Spinner
second. Ben O'Fallon third: time, Las.
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Santiago Sick List.

Washington. Sept D.-Ncarly 1900 Of
the American troops at Santiago were on
the sick list. and General Lawon reports
- new cases Of fever to-day. There were
seven deaths on Sept. 10.
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Baltimore. Sept @.-The following bull
latin has been issued hv Chairman Mott
Of the l. A. W. racing board: The follow
ing is the score IN the national cham
pionship. Bald Is. Major Taylor -. Nc
Far.and rs. Kimble II2. Cooper l0s, Ar
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rendered "A Place.

Burlington. Vt. sept. 20-EN-Governor
Woodbury. has been rendered and accept
ID a place on the war inVes igation COM
mittee. He served in the union army dur
ing the civil war.
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PARTISAN DYE HOUSE
French pyein1 and Cleaning.

TIE onlv house 10 the Northwes- that uses the
French process, We guarantee our work 70 Be
strictly nrsG class. We hav. no solicitors or
branch ofacss All orders should be left a.
90 WEST dALENA STREET. BUTTE, MONT
PAUNIIE, Proprietor.
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Days. weather.

Washington. Sept. 9.-Forecast for
Wednesday: Montana-Generally fair.
preceded by showers in extreme northeast
portions cooler in eastern portion; north
westerly winds.
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Mus>ulmans Yielding.

London. Sept. I.-The Times Gambia
correspondent says the Mussulmans are
yielding up only obsolete arms and have
not yet brought in any Martini rifles.
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Sunday Excursion. to Gr.gson.

The b., A. & p. railway viii make a
rate of 81 for round trip from Butte to
Gregson and return, every Saturday
and Sunday until further notice.
Tickets good going on any passenger
train leaving Butte between 5 p. m.
Saturday and s p. m. Sunday. Re-
turning, leave Gregson between Sis
p. m. Saturday and IL o'clock Sunday
night
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At Cincinnati.

Cincinnati. Sept @-Ressie Ewing. at
odds Of % 10 l. beat Nolandies I'm a hard
drive at Newport to-day. Weather pleas
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No-To-Bac for Fifty Cents.
Guaranteed tobacco habit cure; makes weak
men strong; blood pure. soc, 81. All druggists
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Silks, YslYsts, Pushes
Black and COlOrsd DrssssOOds
CSpes, Jackets, MseklntOshes
Blar ksts, Comforts, Quilts
lace Curtains
Outing Flannel, all utOl
Flannel, GlDghsm, Calico
Shestlns, Guslin
Cloves, COrsets, Hosiery
Notions, Furnishing COOd', Etc.
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THE MAINE DISASTER
TO BE INVESTIGATED.
Spain Would Have International Com
mlttee Appointed for the Purpose.
Hoping to Gain Advantage.

NEW YORK. Dec. IA dispatch to
the World from Paris says:
The drafts Of articles submitted by the
Spanish commissioners related to the ma
tionallty Of inhabitants OF the ceded ter
ritory, the Jurisdiction Of the courts. the
cases pending in them. the continuing OF
grants and contracts for public works.
services in the eeded territory and kin
dred matters.
one article provides that the United
States and Spain shall appoint an inter-
national committee Of seven experts,
each country to name one OF its citizens,
one Briton and one Frenchman and
German to be the president
This committee Is to determine the re-
sponsiblHty for the Maine disaster. II
Spain is responsible she Is to send
warship to salute the American dag In
New York. II she is not. the United
States are to pay all expenses Of the
commission. The Spanish idea Is that,
having yielded on the main principles.
they will gain important advantages In
the details.
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Would Require Long Tims 70 sucssss.
fully IntrOdues ths GOA sAndArd--
Interesting Report

WARRINGTON. Dee. Awkward W.
Harden. who was appointed IN August
last a. commissioner Of the United States
TO mako an investigation Of the financial
and industrial conditions IN the Philip
pines. has made his report to the secro-
tary Of the treasury. In the course oc
which he ssyBs
'iSilver Il the basis Of the currency N
the PhihppineA There IL no gold IN
general circulation and there has been
none for more than % yearA Tho Mexi-
can dollar Of date previous TO 1s77 IL cur
rent in the Islands, ana It q practically
the only money in general circulation. II
is estimated there % In circulation ~
10000 for the entire islands. or approzi-
mately IS per capita for the total popula-
ton Of the Islands. These figures are
given on a silver basis. and. therefore,
In figuring on our own standard. all OF
these figures must be cut IN two.
'sThe best informed men In Manila are
unanimous IN their opinion that. under
present conditions. the silver currency IL
the only one suited TO the islands. A
great deal OF the trade Of the Philippines
IL with China. Japan. and the Straits
settlements. and India and Australia. In
China and Japan and India the whole
trade Is on a silver basis, though Japan
has adopted the gold dollar, which Is. ap-
proximately worth only 50 cents. and It's
currency therefore. IN effect. Is on q
silver basis. the same as In China and
India.
'The natives OF the Philippine Islands
are conservative to a degree In the mat
ter OF their currency. and IL would De q
long and tedious task 10 educate them to
a dollar which would be worth twice that
now in circulation. Notwithstanding that
the Americans have a force Of 15,ooo SOL
dlers in Manila who are paid in gold.
the people OF the islands will have moth
Ing but silver.
IAN OF the soldiers, when they are paid
in gold. take their money 10 the banks
and exchange II for local currency
"A native will take a Mexican dollar.
worth less than 50 cents in gold, in pref
erence 10 a United States dollar, worth
100 cents.
'If the United States retains the Phil
ipplne islands a special coinage Of silver
dollars might be minted for circulation In
the archipelago. In time the gold stand
ard might be put in force In the Islands,
but. in the opinion OF business men gen.
crafty It would have to be accomplished
slowly, and the people would have TO be
educated to the value Of the new cur
rency. Mexican dollars In general cir
culatlon in the Philippine Islands increase
or decrease In value in accordance with
quotations for bar silver in London, which
are received every day by cable In Ma
Mia"
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rrNp1ATE COMBINATION.

PITTsBURG, Dec. Representatives
Of all the tinplate manufacturing con-
Germs in America met today for the pur-
pose Of arranging the preliminary details
OF a combination that is to unite all the
tlnplate interests on this side OF the At
lantic. The new company will have
capital OF $50,O00000.
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Important
Announce
To Buyers Of DrygOOds,
GREAT CUT IN PRICES

Every article in the estab-
lishment reduced. Consist
ing Of
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spondent Of me Daily NswB says; II Il
oficlaiiy announced that the Spanish
peace commissioners have secured the
concession Of the granting 70 Spain oe
commercial advantages IN the phiilppiass
Tor 10 years.
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HALE OPPOSED 10 THE TREATY.
wA8HINGroN. Dec. a-eonator Hats.
Of Name today announced bic opposition
70 the peace trsaiy which u beins fofmu-
lated IN Paris. He 10 opposed 70 tAa
acquisition Of the PhnIpplnes.
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Rna1MpNTs oRDnRnD no HAVANA.

SAVANNAH, Ca, Dec. 2-The second
division Of the Seventh army corps and
the Second division of the hospital CORPS
and the signal corps, battalion +, Sew
enth army corps. have been ordered to
Havana, Cuba.
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You are cordially requested
10 call and examine tho
above line OF goods and
compare prices. You win not
need 20 send away for goods
for your
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ANOTHER ApJouRNMENr.

PARIS. Dec. 2-But little progress was
made by the peace commissioners today.
When, after two hours Of discussion, talk
ing wide range. the Spanlards were
pressed for definite statements, they
pleaded that they had not received in
structions from Madrid. Thereupon the
Americans declared. in diplomatic phrase
ology, that 1t was useless to waste time
in a debate with men who were not en-
powered to make bargains Although
adjournment was taken until tomorrow.
1t Is probable there win be further post
ponement until Monday. AS the nego-
tiations proceed, the prospects Of consum-
ing much time increase.
SPAIN SECURES CONCESSION.
LONDON. Dec a--Tho Madrid CORE
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AGuINALpo wILL GIVE IN.

MANILA, Dec. 2-owlng to the fact
that the result of the Paris conference
has long been anticipated here the agree>
ment of Spain to cede the Philippine
islands to the United States created no
excitement. The Americans have made
no demonstration; commercial circles
were relieved Spanlards were Indifferent,
and some OF the American volunteers
were dlsgusted at the prospect Of beint
detained here, now that the lighting is
finished,
Aguinaldo is certain to assume con-
ciliatory attitude, because his position is
daily becoming moro untenable. His
rival intriguers are becoming uncontroll-
able, especially since funds have run
short, and the outlying provinces have
become disaffected. Although never much
more than a figurehead, Aguinaldo has
been consistently temperate, and the au'
thorities have no reason to fear that he
win depart from this policy.
Nevertheless the native newspapers
continue to publish infiammatory articles
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-11-23
mertb Ser GierfdaIen.

Ser bobe Nubipertb Der GierI9alen piro
bon ben metiten Menf6en nod gar ni9t ee=
mug 9epirbigt. 9etp0hnli9 tpirft man Die
Gierf9alen fort, Obne gu a9nen, baB bieIelz
ben mod in febr niibli6er Metie pertuenoet
merben f0nnen, 9tefel6en btloen ndmli6,
ba fe ie9r ret6 an aalt= unb p6osp6prlal<
gen finb, benz Sutter heigemi16t, Elm gang
Dor5iigli6es RabrungsmitteG fir bas Sung
oieb. gu bteiem 3pede pu1oerifirt man bic
S9afen ano mif9t fe bann unter bas fir
geip0bnfi3 geret4te Sutter. 9ie @rFplge,
pel9e nit einem b~erarttg gemil9ten Jutter
beim 3i3ten BON &dlbern, 5iGen Ii. +, h..
er3ielt iperben, ftnb cerart, baB Der Nnfauf
Der @srfdulen feitens Der s3ii9ter Sci aonz
bitoren, 8ddern Ii, +. h., pet3en btefe
gisrf@olen aGs gbfdne muir ldftis fuGen.
ni9t genug empfoblen perben fam.