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Mrs.. V0I|e Held
Tor |1e Murder
DID SHE KILL VALllE 7
Citiss.s se Js6srssn Bslisvs the wife =
the n AurAsSosa.

oitiss.s se Jsasrssa Bslasvs the wife =
the AurAs1eea.
Jefferson. Colo. Oct. 1.-THE arrest
OF Mrs Vallie 1t Denver for the murder
OF her husband has set this little town
all agog. She vas the vile Of station
agent. who was murdered October s ty
blows on the head. Gossip has Il that
she always wanted his money and that
she attempted to poison him At Denver
during the festival last week. She IL 33
and he was S. He was. also, ineapaei
tated. they say. and lad no business 70
marry. Charles Baker Is under arrest at
Fairplay for the murder. but belief Is
strong here that Mrs VAllis b the guilty
party. although Baker aud she we're init.
mate and he may have strsek the blow
The planning Of the CRIME 10 laid At the
woman's door.
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DlBBLE PLAYED.

Twenty seven men constituted the
football! squad that lett for Fort Collins
this morning. The matter Of Dibble's
professionalism has caused some little
friction. and though Dibble was protest.
ed, he will undoubtedly play, the protest
being slightly irregular. The farmers
will also protest Glaze today.
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Bio VO|e COMING
N New York
HEAVY VOTING EXPECTED.

Rsgtsesotiea n New York Indicates Great
1stersst In Election.
New York. Oct. 1.-THE registration
up 10 last night was the greatest In the
history Of mayoralty elections. The
lists now contain 77s.ooo names ~
against 10000 four years ago and ago.
600 for the presidential election last year.
WageTs Of 10000 have been posted on
mayor In Wall Street. OF these $4,000
was bet At odds Of 4 TO 5 on Low, Re.
publican and anti Tammany candidate
for msyor,
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SPECIAL BARGAIN DAYS
At the Peoples Store Sat.
urday and Monday,
Get. II and IA.

Every article Is great bargain. Ever,
item ought to bring a crowd to our store
on Saturday and Monday. Our com
pe,itoss are surprised how We can sell
these goods at such low prices. but we
know how and where to buy. therefore
the people look to the Peoples store fol
bargains.
Twenty Eve d. zen OF ladies' finest kid
gloves. Fosters laoing gloves. worth
81 IS. will sell Saturday and Monday.
one pair to a customer. a; 69c.
LADIES' outing a,nnel night dresses.
well made. worth 68c, 60 the two bar.
gain days 4, 43c.
Large size white bed spreads. hemmed
ready for use. a dollar spread FOR 6oc.
Full size bed sheets, torn and hemmed,
Pepperell sheets. sell everywhere tor 63c
cur bargain price Tor Saturday and Mon
day only age.
Same quality pillow cases worth I7c
1T ioc.
Cotton crash tov cling in white or gray.
The twilled grade shieh sells at &c, 60 at
per yard 3h.
Large sil. white towels, triagcd. worth
lsc. 60 the two days =, only SC each.
French finneis. all the new colors. for
shir. waists. other stores advertise il at .
b.rgsi for 75c, but our bargains are DIFF.
ierent and We vii run il at per yard Aoc.
Mems very heavy asece lined under.
wear, worth ever, where soc. our bargain
Price is almos, half. only 33e garment
Mems strictly all uool sweaters, you
pay for them 81 Is 10 $3.50; We will have
them on sale Saturday aud Monday, any
c DIOR. So.
Twenty dozen Turkish wash rags 60
the two bargain days at &c each.
Ladies f-eced lined stockings. the
,ane as yoa pay 2oc in any other store.
Saturday and Monday per pair Ioe.
Ladies. cors Is in black or drab. as
good corset as yeu can buy anywhere
for 7sc; come and buy one at $50.
Stlka.ine. nex patterns. very wide. fine
quality. good for fine draping and cheap
enough for making comforts. worth ISc
a, Ioc.
Ladies' dressing sacques made Of the
best all wool eiderdown. comes ir red.
blue. pink. gray and old rose colors. cost
you any other time 81 IS but Saturday
and Monday only 60c.
Mems suspenders, covered with silk,
good buckles. 7sc article. 60 the two
days at Ioc.
Ladies black underskirts. made Of
good mercerised goods. sell at 81 and
s. IS. your choice the two bargain days
only o9c.
We have IS kilt suits for little boys.
they ase made Of dark red velvet. sep
arate skirt and coat, nicely trimmed,
worth without doubt 50. We bought them
cheap and are able to sell them the two
bargain days At only 81 %.
Children's dresses made of plaid
vorsteds. ages 5 TO "a. sell at 81 50, 60
the two days at CSC.
Extra special til II noon Saturday,.
While all o.her bargains will be on sale
he two days, this last one will be on
sale only till II noon Saturday. Ladies'
llaanelette wrappers. nicely trimmed
with braid, wide aounce, extra wide
kirt. q wrapper that we sell At a 81 IS,
will sell for 6ve hours only on Saturday,
rom ? a. N. till the Whistles blow at noon
1t only 6oc each.
The PEOPLES STORE.
pnu1AeVe Ereat Rave in Ctn,a
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NOME ON THE DECLINE.

Seattle. Wash. Oct. Ii-StAtistics
carefully compiled disclose that 5000
vent to Nome this season and that 10. 400
have returned or are returning. leaving
about 1000 in the district for tn: winter.
There we're eighty vessels. steam and
sail, engaged in the traffic, carrying from
this city $1,000 tons u general freight
The estimated receipts for the trans
portation Of freight and passengers are
S1.874,o and the value Of the freight
shipped from Seattle tS.Soo.ooo.
About =, SOC, 900 gold has been shipped
from Nome this season.
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A BANK ROBBED.

Beatrice. Neb. Oct II-At Narka,
Kan forty miles south Of here. At IN
early hour this morning. the state bank
was robbed Of between $4,000 and SIS.
600. principally in cash. The Fulton
bloodhounds Of this city. which bear the
distinction OF being the most noted PACK
Of human hunters In the world. we're q
once telegraphed for and were taken to
the scene Of the robbery on special
train. The safe vas dynamited aad
shows the work to be that OF experts.
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WILL PAY THE RANS0lk

Constantinople. Oct. Hin compli.
ance with . request from Washington
the search by Ottoman troops fos the ab
ductors Of Miss Stone, the American
missionary. has been abandoned, il be
ing feared that the BrigaAds would kill
her should they be closely pursued. Ar.
ransements are now being made 10 pay
the ransom demanded.
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CI0dNICk AQ0|I
On h|e S|0||d
THE END IN SIGHT.

Two or Three Weeks Moro For the Schisy
Isqutfy.
Washington, Oct. J3-Captain Chad.
wick was on the stand this morning for
sharp cross examination by Mr. Ray.
nor. The end Of the inquiry is now IN
sight. Judge Lemley says he wants
only day or two more for the eoveIn.
ments side Of the case and Mr. Raynor
says he can put through Admiral Schley' 5
case in couple Of weeks. The board
only sat half Of today.
Daily camera., 1901-10-12
THE CANDIDATES ERROR.

Robert Aoa,goms,y. candidate fos
county commissioner on the Populiss
ticket. vas in Lyons last Monday. He
walked right by the "Recorder" Office;
didn't even look in. He had 4 great big
Havana in his pocket too.
That's all right II you are 4 pop:
Or - republican; or dem;
Yoa should have At least one cigar
For us poor newspaper meu.
Lyons Recorder.
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sJReIGEl DIDN'T ESCAPE.

o. motion Of Norton Montgomery and
Senstor Ward. the information against
Bert SareigeI, who is charged With mur
dering his young wife In the Lane build.
Jog last summer. was quashed BY Judge
Bennett las, evening. District Attorney
Duncan inwediately filed new infor-
matioo and StEeigel was remanded to
jail. His case will be heard week after
next. The infoi nation vas defective 10
oae OF more Of its recitals.
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BOHEMIAN HAS A MYSTERY.

Boseman. Oct. IA John Black. .
wealthy ranehman. died mysteS,ossly
las, night. He was poi.osed. This
morning bis vile and their hired man
we're found together in lodgings. They
we're arrested and there is great excite.
Daily camera., 1901-10-12

]. r. Toipey. George H. Cockburn
aud H S. Hawks. all Of Colosa do Springs
asd all IsteTessed in the oil companies
centesing in Boulder. registered II the
Bowen today. They ran over with
President Thos. E. Poole Of the Boulder
Oil company.
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Boulder saloon msa deny thrt they
are taking any concerted stand IN the
county campaign. The Herald's insinu
alton that they we're as body against
certain candidates IS considered gratuit
Gus and as having originated in the Re
publican hope that the party can corral
the Prohibition vote.
Daily camera., 1901-10-12

Wit and music galore will be found y
"Finnigan's Ball. which viii soon be II
the temple. Instead Of merely brushing
up and renovs,ing the play. It has been
entirely re- written this season. sndis now
right up 70 date. Kearsey and Ryan's
comedians are this season the liveliest,
wittiest aud preniest collectioo Of sing
ers, dancers, clever comedians and
graceful gi1ls that has ever been engaged
for this famous comedy.
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Wslier T. Brown and Shep Aadera
seem 70 be slated for III. nominations
for justice Of the peace aud constable by
the Republican caucus tonight Shep
says the people need him and il rather
looks that way. At any rate. It's cold
night when he fails to get the nominaiioa
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FAST TRAIN WRECKED.

Lovelaod. O.. Oct 1.-THE New York
express on the Pennsylvania road, run
ming At 50 miles An hoar. vent into an
open switch this afternoon. The enEic.
eer vss fatally hurt. The passengess
miraculously escaped.
Daily camera., 1901-10-12
PAT GROVE HEARD FROM.

Omaha, Oct I7-Pat Grove has oder
ed to surrender and stand trial fos the
kidnaping OF young Cudahy. providing
the revasd is vi.hdrAwn- HIS friesos
say he believes the reward Il safh ::en q
purchase evidence against hin.
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HANGING THE PATRIOTS.

Aiddleburg. Cape Colony. Oct IL
Two young farmers Who have twice
joined the Beers we're hanged today.
Others have had their sentences CON.
muted to penal servitvde.
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ADDITIONAL LOCALS.

Rev. H. A. Davis, state evangelist, viii
occupy the pulpit Of the Christian church
Tomorrow
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Prof. T. Chas. Mangini Of Denver will
give prize base ball waltz at Armofy
hall Saturday night. This will bs the
formal opening ot the hall for = series
Of Saturday nights.
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CECIL RHODES DYING.

London, Oct. l7-Cecil Rhodes Is SUI
fering from heart disease and Is liable
to 20 o6 any moment
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WRECK IN MONTANA.

Helena. Mont. Oct 1.-THE vess
bound Nosthern PaciSe passenger train
was wrecked near Butte last night. No
particulars.
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JOE IS COMING HOME.

Loadou. Oct. l7-Ambassador Choate
and family sailed for the United States
tod1v
Daily camera., 1901-10-12

The city council will next Wednesday
appoint fireman in the paid service 10
succeed Albert Metcalf. resigned.
Daily camera., 1901-10-12
MILLION DOLLARS LOST.

Capetown, Oct. 1.-THE ColoniAl
Mutual Insurance companys building
burned last nigh:. Loss 81. 100000.
Daily camera., 1901-10-12

Weary bargain seeker. come to
our children's S2.60 suit sale.
Meyer Bros.
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If THEY SPELL THAT WAY.

William Flanders has gone to Denver
10 remain indefinitely. He will accept
position On the Denver Republican. We
say "inde6nately" because all newspapers
,hs are ir rd.6nate.-Lyons Recorder.
Daily camera., 1901-10-12
STOPS THE COUGH
And Works Oh the Geld.

Laxative Bromo-Q -Quiniue Tablets cure
. cold in one day. No Cure, No Pay,
Price q cents.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1901-11-08

OF his intention
N support Of his claim md
20 VII % made before d. T.. Ne
~. Somm1ssioner at Starkweather,
AK1HuR E. GAY,
ios = H. q; n: v: \ and ". x
sne .onowlns witnesses to prove
~ upon and cultivation
ling and August Link, Of Stark
Roester, of Caldo, N. IS.
I. Il. KENT, Register.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1901-11-08

e At Grand Forks, N. D., SOFT. soth.
y hels6y given that the following
~ IA a!ed notice Of lis INTENTION
Y proof n support Of his claim, and
eot VII be made befors;D. G. Duell,
1o1 lcie clerk Of county eoart, OF
a1y. y at his ofieo at Devils
S1 Eoyenher ., 1901, viz:
SW1LLIAH ]. BRLi.
T. fer the NHR. Section :, Twp.
Ahe following witnesses to prove
residence upon and cultivation
z, John F. Henry, of Devils Lake.
bssSel, OF Derrick, N. D., and
.1tyrs, OF Edmore, n. D.
=. h. K1NT, Register.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1901-11-08
The United state. our n New Yoekf


IN. un;t.d state. co,,,t = srev Yoead
l.csd.d . -. vher.hx ~. widow e
nr Lueau. Z. q .ea.,l :. s.. oositi@.
ia ., the 4. 200 d,.tiste i. ta.e unite
st.t,. to- 10000 COO
tn. annu.l report AZ Conmi.sionr
H,rm.., a. / .,..r.l Sl,nd ofic.
rys thu, IL SCI. ~ .er,s OF pubic lanI.
var. diano..A AZ 6.rin, ~ hest fiscsa
ve.r bre.h.r Al r.a.eA.
.Tb.r. wr. ~ b-..d.A..
II. unit.A statA. !. ~ .v>r da~
ended On the lat. a1.ia.t $40 the
w..k nreviou. ..d ~ 81 e..rsspo.A-
mr. period Of L.. re.
Dsttnates fer erpenlnuss Of heia-
tsrier lspArtaaeat he fscal year
aSfrsTate 3~f7o.ooe:ooe. e wAiah s1AAr
1e1,1o0 10 foe PEA s4e1s 80 wSsse Of ~
psasion bursaa-
as9rs wire attU1DtSi to assaut
Mrs. Daa4AsrtE, ne VITA s4 Repee-
ssaA>tivs Dasgksrty, W. haassl bve
nsb At AHsatsa. O..
Eleven sAtlSvsa &sa q Seskjjsw ct
-. Le0s setsr trsatnsat With aaa-
toxin for d~tphthsriA.
VIII Jaekssa (selersl) w. hanSs9
ut CArtsrSNhs, Ga. for aAsau3t.
A 11-ysar>A 10y ct Great FsEB
Mont, kidaa|sl . AvsysaFuM chin
and tried to ret $3.50 raHsem.
Weekly trade reports declared buk
ties inadequate 70 carry sosda soad.
Evidence in the Schley oase Yves
practically completed. Arguments
arc to be made. and the court maf
take . month to review the tesA-
mony before announcing it's decision
Government boards will o
mend to congress that 20 ressols Il
all classes DO added TO-. the navy,
making it superior - that of ny
European nation.
Walter Schneider killed Minn1s
Reichsteller and himself near Read
ing, Pa They left a note saying
their love affairs had been ~interfered
with and that they decided to die TO-
gether.
Washington expresses much regret
over the mysterious recall of WI Ting
Fang, the Chinese, minister, who is
easily the most popular of all foreign
representatives at the national cap
ital.
New York customs officers seized
S $4,000 worth of jewels brought in by
Penrhyn Neville, a young Englishman,
who says they were intended for his
%iancee, a Chicago girl.
Prof. Willis L. Moore, the weather
expert, ridicules the idea that hail
storms can be dispelled by cannon
shots.
Eastern capitalists paid $3,5OO,O 900
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1901-11-08
FOREIGN.


Beers attacked a British column
near the Great Marico river and were
repulsed after severe fighting, my
which 40 Beers and % British were
killed.
Judge Taft, governor of the Philip
pines, successfully underwent a sur
gical operation at Manila.
Germany must import wheat to-
make up a shortage of 1887, $50 tons. ~
Twenty persons were hurt in a riot
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1901-11-08
Personal AND POLITICAL.

Mrs. Cynthia Prentice died at Utica,
ILL.,, aged 1o4 years.
Gerard Bruce, editor of the Live
Stock Record, a newspaper man wide-l
~ known throughout the northwest,
died in Sioux City, Ia, of pneumonia.
Mrs. Elizabeth Hanbury died in Lon
don, aged 1os years.
John O'Brien, 1os years old, a promi-
nent citizen of Illinois for many years,
died at Middlesworth.
Judge John Paul, United States
judge for the western district of Vir-
ginia, died at H~arrisonburg, Va.
Edward S. Stokes, for nearly a quar-
ter of a century a unique figure in New
York life, is dead. In 1872 he shot
and killed Col. Jim Fisk as the cul-
mination of a business quarrel, aug
mented by jealousy over affections ofA
Josie Mansfield.
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An Idea of Mars.

"As for me-" said NJ Flammarion.
speaking or the Inhabitants of Mars In
Tie National Magazine. Il rather envy
them "a land where II is always beau.
tiful. where there are neither tempests
nor cyclones. where the years are twice
as long as ours. where the kilOgram is
Of 376 grams and where. therefore. men
and women who here weigh 20 kilos
there weigh only 26. and where. In q
word. everything is lighter. more deli
cate and more refined"
And In another place he goes fur
Their pointing out that If the Martlans
wished TO communicate with us they
would have doubtless made the effort
many times in the past and probably
long ago abandoned It. deciding II a
holsless business TO attempt communi-
cati'r With a planet so stupid.
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The Walter Wa. w,...


I'll give that waiter" said River
IAN order that viii paralyze him."
What will you have. STRIP presently
asked the waiter.
Bring me-" replied Rivers. "some
verulam aud ova."
"Yes. sir"
The waiter a seedy looking man in
spectacles. went away with a strange
CLEAN In his eye and returned about
fifteen minutes later with n large plat
ter containing something hot.
Here you are. SIR" he said. Bacon
and eggs. In ordinary English II would
be twenty-five cents. In classic form
II will be forty-five cents. Culpam
p@na premit cones. as we used to say
at college. Anything else. slrY"-Chl.
cage Tribune.
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18th credulity worthy OF n negro
nanny. If their sleep has been visited
with unusual visitors they seize this
volume as soon as their eyes are fairly
open and look for an explanation. II
misfortune is foretold by IL. the seeker
after knowledge assumes bravadu
she is far from feeling. II don't care
she says to herself. by way of bolster-
ing up her courage. Il am not super
stitious. anyway. and don't believe In
such arrant nonsense" But she's nerv-
Gus tust the same for days until her
troubles have driven this mythical one
out Of her mind.
There's one young woman known to
1he writer who never dreams OF n
young child without shivering and
shaking for days after I'm fear OF some
dreadful thing happening TO her She
has not consulted dreambook on the
subject, and so she doesn't know how
infants and bad luck became connected
In her mind. but nevertheless. after she
has had a visit OF this sort while sleep
ing, she says prayers OF unusu8, .cngth
and then makes up her mind to be pa
tent under Affections sore.
She is an intelligent woman, mind
you, but she doesn't attempt 20 explain
the terror that besets her nj this par
ucUlar dreala. She doesn't call herself
superstitious-of course no woman
does, not even the one who wouldn't
walk under n ladder-but her friends
do and make light OF her until she ex-
poses some fetch OF theirs. when the
subject is carefully avoided afterward.
Baltimore American.
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THE CONQUEST OF KOREA
Japanese Legend OF Emperor Chuni
md His valiant Wife

uud Ills valiant wife.
Seventeen centuries ago the Japanese
Emperor Chuai was playing his lutte
In the presence OF his wife and prime
minister. Whether on account OF the
music or from some other cause. the
empress became inspired with divine
nfiiatus ana began TO utter the thoughts
put into her mind by the deity. There
is land to the westward" she OK
claimed. land In that land is album
dance of treasure. gold aud silver. daz
cling to look upon. This land Will
now bestow upon YOU"
The emperor pushed away his lutte.
IF you 20 up to a high place and look
toward the west" said he. there Is no
land TO be seen. but only the great wa
ters. They are lying spirits who have
spoken TO you"
Then the good god was filed with
anger. and again he moved the empress
to prophesy. You are not fit" she
said, Ito rule this empire. Go the one
roadw
But the prime minister trembled
when he heard these words and said 10
his master: 81 am troubled. my hea ven
ly sovereign. by this terrible message.
Continue. l pray. 10 play the august
lutte"
The Emperor Cbuai commenced TO
play softly. Gradually the sound died
away; all was still. They held light
to his face and saw that he was dead.
But the empress put herself Mt the
head OF her fleet. invaded the land OF
gold and silver with her warriors aud
soon made the three kingdoms OF KO.
rea tributary to Japan
These things happened. we are told.
I'm the year POI A. d.. and the story OF
the valiant empress is as familiar 10 a
Japanese as is that of Boadicea TO our
Selves Nineteenth Century.
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a KOrIhy 5rt eSSor.

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Their powders dry up the muscour
me.n"I... 49,. 81, en. TO crack open
an u.r trr pu~ vTiu' acids used in
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the same membranes that their makers
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old aud experienced practitioner who
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"SNUFFLES" IL the only perfect Gu
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WOMEN AND DREAMS.

superstition That Is Rife Evex
Among the Educated Fair Sex.
1t doesn't seem possible that in this
enlightened age superstition could be
rife among the educated, but there are
nevertheless a numser of young WON
EN- who converse Huentiy, If not elo-
quently, In three languages, and who
read Spencer aud Browning and Elmer.
son, but who place a dreambook with
their Bible on the table beside the bed
and consult it In the morning the first
thing.
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Fhe slownes. of Starvation

During a prolonged fast the loss OF
weight is unusually rapid at first and
decreases as the time goes on. Death
ensues when q certain percentage OF
the loss has been reached. and this per.
centage varies according to the origi.
nal weight. Fat animals may lose halt
their weight, thinner ones perhaps two
ffths. a man or woman of rather
spare build weighing 143 pounds
might. therefore. lose about 80 pounds
before succumbing. Children die after
fast of from three to five days. dur.
Ing which they have lost quarter OF
their weight. Healthy adults. however
have tasted 30 days when water has
been taken. German physician e.
ports the ease OF a woman aged ~
years who tasted for 43 days. taking
water freely. She lost ~ pounds out
Of lbs pounds and died from exhaus.
ton
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A new seme " Co hiIi nsne -
nay on s.ic at 'ackson's 1rw
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