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The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1900-09-01
QUESTIONS ANSWERED.

Yes, Angus. Flower still has the largest
sale of any medicine in the civilized
rid. Your mothers and .grandmothers
never thought of using anything else for
Indigestion or Biliousness. Doctors were
scarce and they seldom heard of Appendix
citIs, Nervous Prostitution or Heart fail
ure, etc. They used August Flower to
clean ont the system and stop fermenta-
ton Of undigested food, regulate the
action OF the liver, simulate the nervous
aud organic action of the system, and
that is all they took when feeling dull
and bad with headaches and other aches.
Yon only need % few doses of Green's
August Flower, IN liquid form, to make
you satisfied there is nothing serious the
matter with you. For sale by Gardebled's
Drug Store.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1900-09-01

haps they will not give their vote
to Roosevelt for that particular
piece of courage.
But the second heroic deed may
move them.
That second deed can be told
more quickly.
Roosevelt mad gone to war.
After heroic performances--told
over his own signature in numer-
GUS magazines-he informs us
that he took San Juan Hill.
At one stage of his glorious
progress he saw fleeing before
! him miserable Spaniard. The
mans back was turned, of course.
He was running away.
He had never hurt Roosevelt.
He was in the army because COM
pelled to be there. The real con-
flict was over.
But, as he ran, his back offered
most inviting shot. Roosevelt,
you must remember, had never
killed man.
He had once killed bear in
trap, accordingto Western stories.
He had killed rabbits and robins.
He had indirectly killed old Mar
tha Place. But he had not actual
ly had the satisfaction Of pressing
the button.
Here was chance really to en-
Joy the sensation of killing fell
low creature. It was not a fool
hardy undertaking, for the mans
back was turned. He could not
suddenly face round and do harm,
for he had dropped his weapons
in his flight. If ever Roosevelt
was to enjoy the sensation of TAX
ing human life, here was his
chance to enjoy the sensation
safely.
He says in the shameful story
which he himself has signed and
left for his children to read:
81 SHOT HIM DEAD WITH
MY REVOLVER"
We do not pretend to guess
what the next "brave" deed of
this brave man may be, if offices
and opportunities continue to
pour in upon aim.
We simply narrate these two
sample deeds of heroism as guides
to those who must vote this fall.
AN OLD WOMAN ELEC-
TROCUIED
A FLEEING UNARMED
MAN SHOT IN THE BACK.
Such are Roosevelt's chief
claims to heroism at present. If
you indorse such heroism vote for
him by all means.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1900-09-01

in use in all countries that pre-
tend to civilization and progress.
The reason is that it is ut once
simple and unerring. As M.
Bertillon says, no human being
can have "a distinct and precise
mental portrait of a person and
consequently, without the aid of
science, no one can be absolutely
certain of criminals identity
with someone he has previously
seen however close the general
resemblance may be, 1t is differ
ent when a criminals measure
ments are scientifically determin-
ed, and the process by which they
are determined is infallible. The
subject Is first of all measured
from head to foot. He is then
seated and measured from the
waist upward. Then the head is
measured, length and breadth, to
the fraction of a millimetre by a
compass-llke apparatus of great
nicely. Next the ear is measered,
then the feet, the middle and lit
tie fingers and so on, and when
tho color of the eyes has been
noted Identification is complete.
Salsou was identified in the first
place by the dimensions of his
head. All heads are long. aver
age. or short. Salsou's was 100
millimetres, so fell among the
average. Then the breadth of
his head was taken. 1t was 1856
millimetres, and with these two
figures known it only became
necessary to look through the
records so us to find the man to
whom they. belonged. This was
done and the name of their owner
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1900-09-01

me for dealing with my own life
in this way: it is sacrificed to
avenge many innocent people and
to save many more" And she
goes on to recall Cornille's saving
that ''the crime makes the shame,
not the scaffold."
The Painting awards at the
! Exposition are now declared, and
while France, as is perhaps only
right, receives ten Grands Prix,
only two go to America (Sargent
and Whistler) and two to Great
Britain (Alma-Tadema and Or
chardson.) All other countries,
except Belgium get one piece
so that America and England can
hardly grumble. Belgium is Civ
EN- two. Of the gold medals
France has nearly fifty, while
Germany has six, America seven,
and Great Britain six. The
American painters chosen are, in
alphabetical order,-Abbey, Alex
ander, Miss G. Beaux, Bursch,
Chase, Homer, and Thayer. while
the English are Clausen, Forbes,
tregory, Lorimer, Reed, and
Swan.
A striking testimony to General
Porter's popularity with the
French is afforded by an incident
that occurred a few days ago in
the country where the American
Ambassador happens to be on q
flying visit to a French friends
Chateau. A local festival of some
sort happened to be going on in
the town of Clermont near where
General Porter IS staying and the
General, under the guidance of
his host, attended it. Naturally
he made little speech and as
the speech was, also naturally,
complimentary to the French, it
was enthusiastically received and
cheered. This, however was not
all. The Deputy who represents
the department in which Clermont
is situated was also present and
was so much struck by the Gener-
als affability that he has since
publicly addressed him q letter of
thanks for his attendance. The
Deputy, among other nice things,
says that the General has shown
by his act that he loves not only
Paris but France, and thus con-
tinues-"You have been able to
see with your own eyes that France
is not, as people too lightly say,
animated by feelings hostile to
foreigners, and that she has no
idea of ceasing to be hospitable
and smiling to those who come to
her, like you, with hand outstretch-
ed. We have been unfortunate,
but we are not ill-disposed. Tell
the foreigners you meet not to
Judge us by the polemics of our
newspapers and from the cosmo-
polltan agitation of our Partisan
boulevards, but to do like you
and to make acquaintance with
our departments" !" This, / may
add, is a perfectly reasonable
request, for the longer one lives
here the palmer does it become
to him that Paris is not France and
France not Paris. 1t would be very
unfair to judge the Exposition by
its booths and mountebanks.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1900-09-01
DOES 1T PAY TO BUY CHEAP9

A cheap remedy for coughs and colds is
all right, but you want something that
will relieve and cure the more severe and
dangerous results of throat and lung
troubles. What shall you do? Go to q
warmer and more regular climate Yes,
II possible II not possible for you, then
if either case take the ONLY remedy thnt
has been introduced in all civilized conn-
tries with success in severe throat and
lung troubles, "Boschee's German Syrap."
IL not only heals and stimulates the It's
sues to destroy the germ disease, but al
lays Inflammation, causes easy expecto-
ration, gives good nights rest, and
cures the patient. Try ONE bottle. Re
commended many years by all druggists
10 the world. For sale by Gardebled's
Drug Store.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1900-09-01
OUR PARIS LETTER.
Special Correspondence Sea Coast Ecbo,

oPeSiai iSotrebpohuehce sea Coast Ecno,
Paris, France, Aug. 20, 1900.
The pavilion of the Vile de
Paris has been crowded ever since
Salsou, the Shah's would-be as-
sassin, was recognized, in spite Of
his silence, by the Bertillon sys-
tenn of measuring criminals, for
the pavilion contains the exhibit
of the Paris police and this exhi-
bit again, includes a full exposi-
tion Of the Bertillon system.
The system has only been invented
sixteen years, but it is already
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1900-09-01

A big cave has been discovered
in Pennsylvania. Why not util-
ize it to imprison some of the
public nuisances, such as-but
why specify what everybody
knows =?
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1900-09-01

1t is mean woman who will
even up an old personal score by
sending marked copies of oppo-
sition papers to candidates
wife.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1900-09-01

The G.. A. K. captured Chicago
in great shape, though the Presl.
dent wasn't there to help them.
They were, however magnanimous
captors, and the Chicagoans
would be glad to have them do it
again.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1900-09-01

Bishop Henry Turner of Allan
ia, head of the African M. f.
church has announced his inten-
tion to take the stump for Mr..
Bryan.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1900-09-01

This is certainly the iron age in
this country. In 1899 our mines
produced 24,683,l73 tons, some
thing like one third of q ton for
every inhabltant.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1900-09-01

1t begins to look as though the
allied army, which so bravely
rescued the foreigners in Pekin,
might in turn have to be rescued.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1900-09-01

James j. Corbett, in the fifth
round, Thursday night knocked
out "Kid" Mccoy. The fight
took place before the Twentieth
Century Club, New York.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1900-09-01

One swallow may not make a
summer, but continuous swallows
will make hummer.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1900-09-01

The gentlemen who are running
the political machines would bet
ter exercise great care in their
handling of the talking machines
and the moving picture machines,
which are to be utilized for cam
paign purposes for the first time.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1900-09-01

Great is science G. The Depart
ment of Agriculture, "a a report
on Mosquitoes of the u. S., !"
says the malarial mosquitoes stand
on their heads when resting.
The average person who finds a
mosquito resting, whether stand
ing on his head or feet, would
have killed him without this valu-
able official information.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1900-09-01

If the political liar could be
eliminated from our campaigns,
1t would be long step towards
cleaner politics. The man who
lies to obtain a business end gets
the contempt of all respectable
persons. Why shouldn't the
same rule hold good in politics !?
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-12-13

,3a.~ lsb Suurs;, SOrsermsisrsn
CT min 6%isnos."
Ru pei. isIs iaa NIT Rnab: anbrins
al. Din, aoftbarb.bsr Zen posrte Del
Of bin SsIis, fat s%.r.ftsr Jlo paa otn
% oar Aaarm. Din Tienbe maa od
ifslee fin siilins siOs Reb. uts 8ranea
feoet. 0aar ban M tOmmer, ouer!s'
oersr ou BAN / 9lonsrs RrrDGrslls bet
Grin, buofi bu pleir at opbsOars bit
Scel. Dstte sr. flyer ou. bel ~tOtbarsis,
On eisr, bel big at aeiisrsn bsirosot
@oos, oa ou opsrlao,r bet / bans pans
Der, I'll 9losn ar %latttt. 9r bet BAN.
iom bar bsnlaniu Dig, Mi ban iease
Se9iet tlbass / Strinst al 6rDst fOr,
at ou slers oil antIags BAN Tor at baps
aiaaei bet saer tafist bet bort.
6uao Worbarintn foruofaa, ftets oe:
iaa. ga Manbarin.n III Strinet til'
base, Iaa Ssslet oeri.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-12-13

peo ben fuloeIte 9epioitbeb. men oes=
udetet lille pintes at Qngeitfsleli er;
ban bdboe berimob %indrere en- 5oreitils
lima ON at blibe barren neo efter / en-
bebaqelig Spppen. 6an operIad fin
Sitting og lin 6amilies 5remtio meo
en- 0urtigbeb, iom eIlers piloe bare
umulie. - ON 4aneensb. Tom 6olt
ofte paaItaar iubtraoer, par Der iIet
lite Gale, % ferit ott ftRrte Steb mob
ben inebptte Serb frdto9 mig Imertez
lss 8epioItbeben. De Strammer pod
6obebet % 9emmerne. jeg / 5orpeien
ut MOB 9lippemuren, felte ie9 lite.
Sea tunbe lite t9nte mig en- lettere %
flennre DEB. hin 9enoppaa9nen
6raote imiolertio andre 5slelier.
Sgiad tine egne e%rfdringer ON 81
l~elierne peb Reoitprtnin9en meooeler
qrofesIor 0eim. Sdmmen meo en-
al 9obe 9~ier9pdnorere beiteg ban oeo
Sqntis 6edlpen. Der lad enbnu me-
oen Sne. oq Opiti9nineen bIep idrlig,
Da De oDen ober 5eaipen paa omirtnt
1900 Weters 6sioe iteote paa en- tell
Snemart. Yrofesior 9eim git foran
men aleo itrats itaoenoe neD efter.
6dn fprtes meo @inoens 9urti9beo
beo mob ct 9lippehobeb paa penltre
Sibe, iteote mob alippetanten, 9leo
oerpad pioere paa Rpggen meb 6opea
BET neo efter % falbt til Iioit omtrent
20 Utetsr frit gennem 2uften, inotil
ban blep liggenoe paa Sneronoen uns
Der gR99en. 6an tenbte bpert gies
Bill nsie forub Stsoet, iom oiIoe fsIs
gs, oq foribgte at bremic, bporDeo ban
Iureoe ine 5insre; ban berte 6obes
bets Stag mob 9lippen o9 Iigeleoes
Qeoemets oumpe Galo, men Smerter
fsIte ban ferit en- Zine efter. 4ae De
Toran itilorebe &enoetegn bar ogiaa
tilItebe hos ham: ben Iammenb9ngens
be flare og rate SGnten og 5notrpttet
At ben opbejeoe ao og ben berlige
Uluiit.
6eim oerbeiebe for Gtiempel neis
dqtia uno.r 5alot, at ban lite tunoe
6oloe i'm bebuoeoe 5iltraoeliesfores
lGsning iom pribotbocent.
0a 9rofesIor !0eim iteote imoo
&lippen, ipntes ban. at en- iort @ens
itanb falot neb ober BAN, pg at ban
al ale ar1fter raabte tire eaer FIRE
Gunqe efter binanoen: n8et bar 10
Tet lite eiort mig noget."
Men Sdaen er, al ban fra bet Die
Bit. ba ban fteot, imoo alippen, bar
pqret bepioitIes, tbi tort sfter, al ban
bapoe raabt bisIe Orb, par Profess
iorens 2eoia9ere. bu9genoe iig ptoere
Irin for 3rin, aqereoe nadeoe neo III
ham, "a be fortaIte BAN til bans 5ors
6auIelie, al ban I en- balo ZINE Inlet
Spar bapoe gioet. Oeraf inoiad
ban, al ban psb Steoet hapoe tabt
8epioitbeoen.
Gfter qrofesior 5eims 0lening er
Dsoen peo Reoitprtning fun grufulo,
naar Deben life itrats paaislger.
grofesIor 6eim bar mootaset en-
Wqnobe Strioslie7 fra foruIpttsoe,
Der itaofaite bans 5remitiaing.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-12-13

unoIatte efter / omtrent 9 Elmer at
baDe peret unoer Slo.
Sda iamleoe ri pore bsoe % fadz
reoe iammen og ida, at al os 40 /
5eltene. par Il Wanb orabte og L
iaareoe. iaaleoe3 at fun y bar
uitdbte. IRE al be Iaareos osos I 9es
BET al 9fatten. Men bet par / bet
belle taget ct 9iounoer, at noeen At
% unoflap.
Nriten o1e De orabte plr trafne At
etsploiibe 9uQler. 6ienben ibnes
lite at baoe anbenbt andre. Saarene
par frbgtelige, nogle la tore. at man
tunoe putte en- tnbttet Repe inn / bern.
) entelte Silf9loe par 6obebet fulos
it9noig iprPn9t bort.
Gfter at bdoe iamlet bore osoe o.
iaareoe. gennemisgte Ri ale 6uIene.
IS mistpntelige 6uie blep br9not At.
8i tunoe ie, at apinoerne, ION ri bar
aoienot for al beitDtte. bophe forInnet
here's 0t9no meo 9robiont unoer
Gumpen
9i trat os o~erefter til6age for Rat.
ten til nogIe 5oritansninger pau en-
6pi, men inqen df os Tumble fore.
1Pite MOraen benote ri tiIbd9e til
9anosbnen for at begrape bore ~ltatteIs
aammerdter. 9i TT neppe lib Der
til, for goerne after / tore Starer rDts
teoe frem mob 9Den. vi mdatte
Iege til pore 5orltansninger. % Deb
S1net beraf foriDanot gpetne after.
9i brGnote faa bore 5orrado at.
toang SnObnqgerne til at forfpne os
meo asret5ier til be iddreoe % oroQ
tilbage til Wobber Riber, bportil oi
ANTON peo Riboogstio, isrgmobige og
uoiIiote.
Sioen ba bar Ri Iobet / Sfanierne.
pentenoe ct Qngreb ira bet itore goers
a%ommanoo, ION iiges at pare Der /
RGrbeoen.
- Gn anoen SoIoat gioer ogiaa en-
StiIorinq at Qf9ren peo Sdcobsoal.
6an frembGper, at goerne Der, iom
oeo iaa mango andre tioIigere 2eiIigs
beber. benntter GtsploIiotugler. Gnoz
oioere betlager ban ia oper ben Raaz
heo, 9oerne uopiite peo at Itnoe augIer
ino / De bsoes 2egemer. Den openz
for omtaIte Solbdt, Der piloe biqlpe
i'm Gammerat, blep gennemboret at
20 &ugler. al bpite De fleite rdmte,
sfter at Wanoen bar it1rtet BOB til
5oroen.
-8enne 9orreIponbance ON ct
SammenItso. er ct gtsempel / Ste
bet for mango pda ben frpgteIi9e
0iaooe, boorpaa 9oertrieen fsres,
efter at ben %re9elmGsfge ariesfsrelie
for Wlaaneoer ijoen ertlGret for en-
9elit aoIoni, men BET iDnes life al
6iqlpe fort.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-12-13
Sra Den nDe GrebS.
areOsmpoet / Yortlano, Cre9or.

Sra BET bortilenbe go9s 8inbuer
tilbinteoe bi en- file Slot al 8enner,
fom fulgte os til 8anegdaroen, ct
fibfte 5drbel. Oct bar en- beiliq
Worgen meo Solitin % tldr 6imz
mel, bbao Der nof ellers life f.
ges ON en6ber .4obembermOrgen /
Oregon. 8i 6apbe ma Qnleoning
til at Ie ben fore, frsgt6are 8iaamet=
tebal, fom lad ubbreot fordn ps til
begge Siber. ST. q anfom bi til
Gugene. bber ri niIoe ItcnbIe en- Dag
Dber for at Ie &olonien Danrebo.
Sra Sernbaneitationen gift bet ben
til en- / R9rbeben liggenbe presbDtez
ridnffrte, bpor en- lille Slot at be til
ben nne &plont dQerebe ahtomne
Q~anbsmenb bentebe pad os; Der
hoooe bi faa enbnu ct Webe. Sra
&irfen gift bet fda til Pditor 6anIens
6iem / uofanten af 8pen, bDOr bi
fannt baaoe 6jerterum pg 6nsrum.
Gfter at babe uobpilet og uoioDet.
fsrte Ri n9ite Morgen efter 5rofoft
uo for at Re &olonieu. 3ddgen ldd
til en- 9eqpaoelfe fob % tlam ober
Ganen, men mart brsb Solen frem
pq faIfebe CLANS Der Qanoffabet,
Tom bar meget Imutt. Dalen er
molten paa be tire Sioer omgibet at
ftobbeDoffebe Batter og 8ierge, San
bet er fldot, og Sorobunoen fer uo
til at bore meget rig.
8i fdubt be npantomne &oloniter
fraDlt beIfaftigeoe meb at opfsre nDe
9oliaer' eIer at iitanbf9tte be gdmle.
Gfenbt 9iben bar fnap. oa Ri ifuloe
meo 9oget lige efter Wioodg, beisgte
hi boa ct Bar Gamilier, 6Dor bet bar
pelderenbe at fomme inbenfor, foroi
man nj bet Ssnbtrnf, at Sefus Der bar
Susoen, ben 9etingelfe, Der 10 er NIB
benbia for at ifabe ct | Sdnbbeb Inf
feliat 6iem. pdftor 9unien bite os
blonot dnbet Steoet, bpOr Der tentes
paa, at &irfen ffal bpgges. 9d oi
ifob pod benne 6ei Dc fad I'D oner
Dolsn, tom ieg til at tonte pda: bpor
unberliot, at en- Slot af bore 2anbs=
manp | oenne Deftlige Stats Centrum
nal Fnbe ef 6iem, at Der ffal b'fps en-
ener maaffe flere 9irter, bDor SUBS
Orb faI praOites pda bort TsOOsrss
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-12-13

maal, og jeg tentte paa bet gers /
Dor gamle Saint:
n6por oprebar er Dog Din Miitunoz
beo CUB,
6bor Mtenneitebgrnene 6ngge,
/ mulm er aerli9bebsoingen breot M
ri fuller % UNDER pens Stpg9e".
Su, 6erren pelfi9ue 8olonien Do
ne6o % De 9enner % 2anosm9no,
ION Der NJ og / 5remtioen Ital DO o9
bpgge.
Gfter At bare buot 9oitor 6anien
% 6amilie 6arpel, gil BET ira eugene
after ipb paa mob Saliforniens lpie
% iolri9e Gqne. gftermiooagen
foanot, 5olen iont neo bag 8eitens
gier0e, Qftenen ipnteoe line Singer
Den LANCE Reiie laa foran Os. Der par
lib at tQnte paa MT % gdmmelt, oa
5anter tom og git. men en- 1ante par
Den pperbeienoe: > bpor uIigeli9 COB
6erren er, bpor tort at faa til At tro.
aenten 81 leber eller Ri Do, er oi bans,
anu er bi CUBS 8grn, % bet er enonu
ifteaabenbaret, bnao pi Ttuqe boroe.
! Iaabanne Stunoer, ION 81 70 ttts
fuQe bnqge pad, men gl9oe % oOer
ION Qnsalimt ira BET beie, od forltoar
bi ret s 1T gnaar bu uopiber MT
6ierte, ID lsber ieg oine BUDS Yele
meo 0lqoe,4 pa gniter man: 0, 9Th
boa belle 9eroen ben Sag blot foriton
aio BET iamme Sinoelag matte mere
pare / os, Iom par ! ariitus Seius,
BET Sinh, Der pntes ober Solicit, BEL
at bans Gprli9beD oripe5 til at par,
meb at reooe De foroiloeoe og Iege b,
Portable, at itprte og game bore gres
Ore, at lebe meb Granddaughter pda
ben os anpiite 9ane.
9geItoagene / Yortlano er iounont,
ri er bjemme iQen neb ben oaglige
Don't, men bet, ION bra9tes meo Der
fra, er lite ipunoet. bet ifdl Ter lang
5ib bjplpe til At iige og ipnge meo
qdmle 8tngo:
.SDno og 0po meo Strib O9 Bldge.
eoers bitre Se9neoa9e.
4ommer ei min 9t9oe peo".
Saa en- farlig SilIen og 1at til
qraitebrBorene for Samb1ret ! De
8age; 6ilien % 9at til 9ennerne
portlano for Al @enligbeo og @Gits
fri6eo. 9ilien til 9enner og Gam
funosIsitenoe trinot omtring / ben
foreneoe Strife. Stem life at Deb,
for @eittpftmisTonen, og for os, ION
ftoar beruoe / Qrbeioet. Sa, por tore
Gberbproe. Dor feaes 6erre pg JreIs
Ter, bpem 2Gre og 3atten tilberer for
ale Ting, psIigne os ale Tor fl
Rapns Stplb. Qmen.
g. Rasmusen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-12-13
Barnett tormen.

Oct HORNED pas Daue,. St Glib par /
Bob,
Oct bleu tumlet, ruQet oe uu9aet,
Bloaiorte ganbe mob Bloaterns breo,
.gurenb. Gar bebuosos 8eo,
% Stl,rntr % Jpy rar i~luttet.
Der fob en- Slot bIsss, fOriOiOlebe
WiRno
oanbelss Sponbin9 pda 8etfet,
I. uibIte. Del bar imoo Dsoen ben,
Oo uu. oa be tnn baso. limu issn,
Oar en- bisenoe 9iOsIpi uatt,t.
ltun 5iprman6sus esn par lti itte rao
9n Out paa en- balU Snss Ginire =;
pan ltoo, iom om @laosu iJteOe mso
Com ltBtisb bans Joe paG 81 iienbps't
SteO,
Com 9SIssn al mnsisb at iplinire.
De Ipursle, bOorfOr ban ii lslts @Fu,
5tsnt Bsosn Dem fulgte | StGnt;
IRen @utten lpareo meo unorenbe 9n:
.6uoriOr ituloe ies pare bon9s nu,
Nin 5aser ltaar 10 Ueo 8Orei!"
So, 9srrs, nue 8Olssr os Storm pg
StQr
Oar irusnbs Dso mis @iOOret,
gao siD mig tn IrO iOm 8arnets Der,
lpier bet mig / sampens 5Gro:
DRiu 5aosr itaar 10 Deb BOrstl
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-12-13
Sen I%fonncitc 800.

5ornDlig bolot qrofesior / 0eolos
q 6eim i 3nrid ct 5oreorag ON De
5gleIier. Iom en- nebitnrteube gierg.
beitiger fan habe I fine iioite 9ipseie=
blitte. 5~Oreora8et CT gengipet / BET
for nbli9 uotomne 6efte at ~pipdii.
DE Stuoiem" og sjDer bIanbt onoet
fslgenbe Spl1sninger.
Gfter profesIor 6eims Mening
er be ffr9ttelige 1oreitiainger, iom
mn forbinoer meb en- 4|eoitprtning fra
giqrgene, life berettigeoe. Wan me-
ner i9obanlig. at be neoitbrtenoe be-
timber fig / ben itsrite 5ortOioIeIie o9
maa ubboloe De frDgteligite Smerter.
% man tror, al Quiigtstrattene pad
Den forulptteoe maa bare fororeieoe at
ben uoitaaeoe 4ngeit. Wien De Wens
METERS grfarineer, iom BABE opleoet
Iaaoan Ct ulDttestilf9lbe % meo Reo
Gpfattelie. 5elelierne hos f%orulpttes
be. ION ere bsbe paa Steoet. % fra
bpem nan altiaa in9en gfterretninger
ian fao. mao Dog femme operens meo
Dem / be 3ili9lDe, bnor Der fun inos
traobte 8eDioItlesbeb.
De baagneoe op iom fra be osoe
% funne fortaae, boorleoes 0soen
fele5 BED ct pluoieligt ulpttestilfel0e.
6os bet tore 8lertal al neotDrteoe
fremitiaes bet ems, fun ganite entelte
6ape ppf1ttet BET anoerlebes.
Den 5ilRanb, ION meo 9s6en for
Zie inotrpoer beo plubfelige lllDttesz
tilFaloe, % iom altiaa for be feites
geotommenoe er ems, er ganite AMBER
lebes enb beb minore plubielig inotrRs
psnoe 0ebsuariagsr. JelgenOe 9os
oe~btenoetegn er fremtr9oenoe:
Der fsles ingen Smerte, li9e iaa
liot iom ben lammenbe Strot, Der
inDtrpoer peo ~lbbrubbel at en- Sloez
brano. 5ntet Spor al 4ngslt, 6ors
tbiDleife eler pine er til Steoe. Der
imoo raaoer rolig Qlpor, bpb ReIienas
tim, a%anoelig Gitterbeo % burtigt
9anteififte. 9os ale er SanteDirts
pirtiumboen operorbentlig flor, fors
bit beb ben bunbreoefoloige 6urtigs
beo eaer araftubfoloelie. GorboIoene
oo Gnteltbeberne oeb ulDttestilfRloe
operitues fart og beitemt; ingen 6ors
pirina inbtr9ber 3iben i1nes meget
iorlenset. Con pDerI9gger og banos
Ter lpnfnurI.
Ofte paafelger for ben forulbtteoe
Ell fuloft9nDigt 3ilbageblit ODER bans
belle 2ip. 9ilIibit bsrer ben neoftpr=
tenbe en- Diounosrlig Wauitt. 0g bet
Times, ION falbt ban ino | en- berlig
6immel meo rofenfdrbebe Stber. Der
paa ta6es 9%epioftbebsn uben Smerter.
ieoanligDis / Iamme Zieblit ION
G~tanbsninqen fer, bbiltet bejit beres
% ilet lite fsles meb Smerte. Qf
Sanierne tabes iunofpnligDis 9srel=
fen fibit.
@lpenigeren Gigriit, Der bdgl9nbs
falot neo fra 3oppen af &arpfitodes
| 3anton @lorus, ~fortalte til grofess
for 9eim, at ban unosr Jaloet bar