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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-12-06
WAR or THE TONES.
.wO Men Shot in San FranciscO'z

Two Men Shot in San Francisco's
Chinatown.
San Francisco. Dec. 5.-A bitter fight
broke out in Chinatown tonight between
the Hop Sing and Sing Suey Wing tongs,
and two men were shot and seriously
wounded. Further shooting was prevent
ed by the activity of the police. The
tong fight commenced iu q quarrel over
q dfsreputabie woman. Hoo Gam You. a.
Sing Suey man. was shot ia the head BY
Boo HOey. a rival tong man. who was
arrested. Thirty minutes later Chan
LeUng was shot in the back and groin.
He accuses Wong Chu. q Hop Sing man.
who essap ped. Later the house of Nah
On. interpreter for the Hop Sings, was
surrounded by Highbinders, who tried
to reach him with murderOus intent, but
the police were notified and saved him.
All Lee. a Sing Suey man, was arrested
while hiding in corner waiting for q
Hop Sing rival He had big revolver IN
his hand
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REV. MR.. UNswoRrH IN OGDEN.

Former Episcopal Pastor Prevented
From Attending Funeral.
Rev Samuel UnswOrth of Reno. New,
arrived yesterday afternoon in Ogden.
Mr.. Unsworth came on the delayed
Southern Pacific flyer for the purpose
of going on down to Salt Lake to be
in attendance at the funeral of Bish-
op Leonard. The train was late about
two hours and consequently Mr.. Uns-
worth did not get down 10 attend the
services.
The Reno clergyman reports that the
club house built in connection with his
church at the prosperous Nevada city
is almost completed and will be ready
I'm a few days for formal opening.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-12-06
RAD eREAT eRAFT.
Grand Jury Looking Up Fire Insur-
ance Adiusters.

ance Adiusters.
New York Dec. 5.-District Attorney
Jerome viii call upon the grand jury this
week to make a thorough investigation
into charges Of grand larceny against
several public adjusters of fire insurance
in this city.
it is charged that an organized band OF
fire adjusters for consideration, nos
only viii commit perjury. but viii sub
NIT false claims Of losses to insurance
companies.
Investigation by the fire marshal and by
members of the police department and
the district attorneys staff has shown
that millions of dollars have been stolen
from the fire insurance companies.
Several men who have submitted false
claims of losses by fire have made con-
LESSONS through their attorneys TO the
district attorney.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-12-06
THOMPSON ACQUITTED.

Evidence Not Strong Enough to Con-
Wet Land oncial.
Washington, Dec. 5.-Senator Mitch
ell Of Oregon today informed the pres
ident that he had received a telegram
announcing the acquittal Of Asa b.
Thompson, receiver Of the land Office
at La Grande, Ore. who has been on
trial for seeking a bride in connection
with the performance Of his official hu-
ties Thompsun's case was onesof those
growing out of the alleged timber land
frauds IN oregon. Senator'S Mitchell
and Fulton@of Oregon are urging the
retention Of Thompson In his Office.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-12-06
County Taxes.

The delinquent tax list is to be pub
lished tomorrow. OF the 6oeD on the
assessment rolls an but about $4,000 has
the $4,000, fully oue-third Is uncouect-
able and known 70 be such. bat which
mad TO be assessed through technical re-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-12-06
MONTANA LEGISLATURE.
Important Action Taken by the
Lower House.

Helena. Mont, Dec. 5.-The Duggan dis
qualification OF judges bill and the
Self. change of venue measure were passed
by the house before adjournment was
had this afternoon at O'Clock In adj
dition to passing the Duggan and Sell
bills the house passed the bill apprOpriat-
ing $4,000 Tor the expenses Of The session
and the one for the submission of a. con-
stitutional amendment on the child labor
law and the eight-hOur law.
The Duggan bill for the disqualification
of judges was amended, the amendment
consisting Of changing the number OF
judges who may be disqualified from tive
to five by each side to the litigation
The senate viii convene Monday after
noon. when action by that body will be
taken on the judicial bill.
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SETTLED FOR $4,000.
Southern Pacific to Pay Widow That
Amount.

-~e--N ~+@A@A Il eA@AAA@ ~ eAy " 4NAAM 4 AAak
Amount
The action of Mrs. Anna Maud Will
man. widow of W. A. Whitman, against
the Southern Pacific company, was
yesterday settled by the attorneys of
the htigants cOnsenting to a judgment
being rendered against the defendant
for 5000 in the federal court. Mr.
Whitman was killed at Hogup, March
IL last while asleep in a car set off
on an unused spur of the track. He
was a conductor who slept days and
worked at night. The car was crashed
into by a work train and there was
"a strong sentiment in the camp to the
effect that a feud between the Greeks
and the other men Of the camp caused
the foreigners to throw q switch and
purpOsely turn the train into the car
for the purpose of killing a number
of their enemies. The action for Mrs.
Whitman was brought by Attorneys
Henderson and Macmillan Of ogden. on
the ground Of negligence in failing to
have a light at the switch.
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DISASTROUS BRUSH FIRES.
Foothills in Southern California
AbIaze.

EO0thlIIs IN SOuthern GaIlt0rnl0
AbIaze.
san Diego. Cal, Dec. 5.-News comes
from Esc0ndidO that extensive brush
fires which have been burning in the
foothills near that town have caused
considerable loss
Los Angeles. Cal. Dec. 5.-Frederick II.
Rindge OF this city received word today
of q disastrous fire on his Malibu ranch,
one Of the largest ia Ventura county. The
ranch house, recently constructed, to-
gether with a number Of smaller out
buildings, was destroyed. It is rumOTed
that many cattle were destroyed by the
flames. Estimates OF the loss run from
100000 to Si59,000
High winds have prevailed in southern
California for the past few days and
many fires have resulted from the care
less use Of fire. There has been no rain
for several months and everything is
very dry.
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RIOT IN MICHIGAN.

Sheriff Shot and Seriously Wounded
at Wakefield.
BesSemer. Mich. Dec. striking min
erS attacked the nOn-uu1Ou men at work
in the shaft at Wakefield today, and
when Sheriff Olsen. who attempted to
Quell the disturbance, in which clubs and
revOlvers were used freely, worked his
way among the aggressOrs and placed
several under arrest he was shot in the
head and seriously wounded. After the
shooting the strikers dispersed and the
leaders are said to be in hiding. Under
Sheriff Rowe has gone TO the scene with
q. posse Of twenty-five deputies and Will
arrest all who had a hand in the riOting
Buy pianos for Xmas at
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HEARING AT NORTH OGDEN.
Hold-Ups to Be Tried at That
Place

1t has been agreed between the cOun-
ty attorney and SOreu X. Christensen
that the preliminary hearing of the
three men-Ifickey. Monroe and Baines
charged with robbery in connection
with the hold-up of the Fang saloon,
shall take place before Justice A. S.
Burt of North Ogden. Judge Howell
yesterday entered the formal order
transferring the case to that precinct
as per request Of the defendants for
a change Of venue.
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~ Pastor CnIled.

The board Of directors Of the Congre-
gauonal church has issued q call 10 Rev.
the passionate of the church. IT is under
stood that Mr.. Riddings will accept tae
fsaU
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-12-06

What was the greatest catch you ever
saw" The question was put to a. d.
Reach. The former president of the
Philadelphia cluD Wrinkled his forehead
thOughtfully before replying
a host of wonderful efforts must have
fitted before his memory. for Reach, as
PLAYER and spectator, has been seeing
valued them with the eye Of an expert.
The one that to my mind outranked
all others, the reply. came slowly, was
made by the man whom 1 consider the
star of all Outfielders.'
And that was?'
Poor Jimmy Fogarty. Fogarty played
in the Quaker town from the early SOS
to the time of his death, somewhere along
'sThe fans Of TODAY may boast their
Beaumonts. Clarkes, Heidricks. Sheck-
ards, ThOmaSes, Hartsels, JOneses. These
men don't compare with the notable
bunch Of outfield stars which was shin
SFogarty- MeAleer. Johnson, Griffin.
Welch, Just to mention few, were mar
vels Of individual skill.
= preferred FOgarty because he WAS
steady as we'll as brilliant he never
muffed fly ball, he never misjudged one
in order to execute circus catch. he
covered an immense amount Of ground
and was great thrower.
scoop0d Short Line Hits.
zone of Fogarty's great specialties used
to be running in on short liners. The
this dangerous play. They prefer to play
the ball safely and give a batsman one
base. rather than to take a chance on
losing the ball and letting the hitter get
around to third.
But FOgarty used TO come in at full
speed on hits back of second. throw him
self headfirst, and while PROSTATE scoop
the sphere before It hit the ground Some
of his feats of this kind defy description.
THE catch that i consider his greatest
was not made on that kind Of ball.
though; II was on a long. high hit to
right center.
"The Phillies were playing Chicago and
an overflow crowd lined the fence thirty
deep.
The home team was one run to the
good; II was the last half of the ninth.
Chicago had men on second and third and
tory
FAnson was at the bat. He picked oVt
a high outshoot and cent the ball soaring
toward the fence. Fogarty, who was a
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-12-06
ROOSEVELT no THE RESCUE.

Washington. Dec. 5.-PTesident Roose-
welt was riding In Rock Creek park this
afternoon, when he witnessed an acct
dent to Mrs. William Pettus Of this city
and CALAMITY went to her assistance.
Mrs. Pettus had been thrown from her
horse and lay for a moment unconscious
in the roadway until tie president
dashed UP and dismOunted. President
Roosevelt assisted Mrs. Pettus TO her feet,
while mis- orderly went in pursuit of her
horse. Mrs Pettus was only slightly
hurt.
Best Xmas present, piano, organ or
pianO-player.
Christensen & ANSON co.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-12-06
sENrFl1rFn 30 nEATH

Seattle, Wash, Dec 5.--John Rey-
nolds was sentenced by Judge Bell in
the superior court today to be taken
to the penitendary at Walla Walla, and
there to be hanged for the murder Of
William McNally. If sentence is car
ried out this viii be the first execution
to take place within the walls OF the
penitentiary under the new law Of 1901.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-12-06

The lower classes are the ones that
every body thinks ne is not in.
When a woman puts on trousers she
is almost as funny looking as when she
takes them off
Somehow when YOU kiss a girl where
freckle is it never seems to taste the way
IL looked AS If il would
Il delights woman almost as much to
have her husband jealous Of her as it
worries him to have her jealous of him.
Nothing makes a woman so happy as
being able TO prove what a good wife she
is by getting the doctor to Keep her hus-
band in bed. so she can fin him up with
nasty medicine.
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DIED WHILF sHOPPING.

New York, Dec. 5.-AIrs Virginia c.
DilwOrth, wife Of Lawrence Dilworth,
a wealthy steel manufacturer of Pitts
burg. died suddenly today in a Fifth
avenue store. She had been shopping
and was on her way 10 the waldorf
Astoria, where she had been staying
with her husband and young son. TAX
en- i'll, she entered the store and died
in a few minutes.
Best Xmas present, piano. organ or
pianO-player-
CHRISTENSEN &. ANSON co.
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FUNERAL DIRECTOR.


~-..--~~>0~~--e~-~-~'-~~~r-
EBER W. HALL, undertaken and en-
balmer, op. p. o. 10 ". % So. Tel. lOl3.
sTRAYED OR STOLEN.
~~~~~-~~-.~~~~~-~-~~-
FROM neighborhoOd Eighth South and
Third East, two sheep. Return S A. Els
wood. 81 BAR ave. Reward.
FURNITURE.
o~~~~.~-~-~Y>>~~.~-~~~~~
OUR new building at &C East Second
South not being completed by the Ist o.
November. we viii continue the sale Of
the balance Of our stock at Ss15 per cent
discount until our removal Nothing re-
served. All our heaters at cost. Nebras-
ka Furniture Store, zl6-21S State street.
SPIRITUALIsTS.
nNs>~e~@~~~~~~~@~~~-
MRS p. FONTYN, ClalrvOyant and
Trance Medium. 26z South West Temple.
MATERIALIZING sEANCE tonight
without medium in the cabinet, several
spirit forms appear at same time; tull
names and messages Come talk with
your spirit friends Everyone welcome.
Arnold Dickson, 200 West Second South,
corner house.
NINE. LYNN. PIANIST and astroiogist.
removed 10 g. W 2d So, upstairs.
===---s--=--- ---.--------=====
MALE HELP WANTED.
aa-~N@~~~s~~.-~~~.>~~~
SHOCKS Employment agency.
Mechanic and Labor Office
% Commercial St Phone 49,
WANTED.-Person to cali on retail
trade for misunderstanding house; local ter
ritory; salary $3.50. paid weekly; expense
mOLey advanced previous experience UNI
necessary. business successful; lnclOse
self addressed envelope. Standard House.
Chicago.
MEN to learn the barber. trade: s weeks
completes: positions guaranteed; tuition
earned while learning licensed instruct
ors; growing demand for our graduates
Der college, 60 +. LIST So, Salt Lake City.
MBN-AH barber work free at Moler's
Barber college q Z. First South.
BOYS at A. D. T. Co., 50 Main St.
TITLES guaranteed by Home Trust Co.
AN experienced package wrapper and
dry goods man n. Y Cash store.
MEN to learn barber trade; our cata-
fOgue explains how We teach IL quickly
mailed free. Denver Barber College, Den
yer. Colo.
A BUNDLE WRAPPER. at T. Auer-
bach & Bro.
WANTED-Specialty statesmen for 1904;
! reliable. temperate men, whose earning
/ capacity is $500 or better. Address Dept.
y Box 40, Kansas City, Mo.
wANTED-Capable travelling salesman
/ for 1904. may start at once; permanent to
l first-class man. Box COS, st. Louis, Mo.
! WANTED Everywhere, circular and
/ qamule distributors. no COnVdSSinE. good
] pay Western Adv. Assn, Omaha.
/ 100 TRANSFERS and Iaborers, for Colo
RADIO and Galleries. New, 3 per day and
/ up: 10 laborers for pile driver. s.. so a day
/ Dixon Employment Co, 81 =. 1st South
( Salt Lake City. and
| 153 2Jth St. Ogden, Utah.
| YOUNG MAN. with knowledge of ste
/ biography and typewriting. to assist i'm of.
/ flee: state age and experience. Address
| p. o. box 14s5
I IF YOU want a position or have out
/ grown your present situation, whatever
/ Mt. Bureau. 19 W. lst So. Phone 1853.
NEWSPAPER MAN and printer. t
I lease OF buy a newspaper and job office
| possession January I. Address or CAL OF
I editor. 33l Sth East Salt Lake City
CARPENTERS
| ~~N~~~~~~~~-~~~~~~~~
! H u. WILLIAMS, carpenter and pat,
tern maker. 160 r. I'd South. Tel. 1053-Z.
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WOMAN wants work ,v cav or week.
STAY home rights zi-ia Sol state st..
rooms 26-1i
SEWING bv day bv first-ciass dress
makcr S5s Cannon II
hoosekeepcF il widowers home: VIII
take charge of children. ref exchange
Address i So Herald.
Y0I-NG LADY Womb IDxe nosfrfoD -
Householder or work in small family.
best al rel six Years es-uerience Ad-
dress B gI Herald
ionabie Airs. d III BitheI. l55 So Sd
East.
middIe-aged man Of steady. sober habits.
b s. Herald.
ENPERT ENCED WOMAN wants any
Address b 81. Herald
SEWING ny dav Inv good tre=srr,a i-e.-
Address b.. Herald.
AS CHAMBERLAIN or Mrht house
work 53 Franklin Ave.
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ErTRST-f,r ass r,ale et,-,-v-,r,p,- -,4
c.1-1 o---leS l--.l--.-. {. ~. lleL-lo.
NTDDT. FACED WOMAN wants work
b,- 5a,- l,-re-.i-7,- 5---tfne- i,-,-,5,- -
Herald ''
BRIGHT active how 13 wears old
dress b IS. Herald.
vate family: wages no object. Very " best
Chicago references b SIS. Herald
of a few rooms i'm 4 respectable roomiHg
house I'm the mornings. or to do hglL
houseworI In q nice family for her board
and room, in OGDEN. ID SD, Herald.
A MTDDI.E-AGED lady wishes day
work. Mondays. Tuesdays and Thursdays.
Address A. ID. c.. Herald.
A YOUNG MAN wants work. IS wei
experienced In grocery business and cen
IS. Temple ST.
----
BY COLORED woman. DAVIS vorE.
chamber work or waitress: also gentle
mans washing and men1iug- can or al-
----- --------
YOUNG man of is with best OF REFER
ences, would like situation an mosr auy
First North.
A BOY would like a situatiou. inside
Herald
YOUNG NAN wants nosftlol,. as waiter
dress Stranger. Herald.
WASHING three or four days h the
Young NAN Zv0T75 like 5sygTo1rcrf
OF assessment work. Address l3l west
ALL AROUND office man would IKE
To sec7lre position. a,-u,.r-ar.ed i'm book
care 'i Herald aid '-''7
good teamster. ADDRESS 1l60 washington
Ave
-
A YOUNG MAN wants a job OF any
- - - - =. -
A YOUNG LADY would like a position
family Miss C. r CLARK. General De
1FSlS' LII
! A RTTDr,r ,C,r-T, Nm u-isbeg Glenn
| ton as fireman on engineer. John East
( man 2te 81 IA VVcsf
! -
watchman OF rGrning steam neaJInE
I plant. Address Is 20 care Herald.
/
YOUNG GIRL. would Ike q place 90
/ assist with Homework Apply al u. 6Ln
4 south
I
tending furnace r for the the winter: not par
B t{cular as to wages: GOOD references. B
/ n, Herald
nurse ms Il js< " Srb s01rh
/
vOr-NCz MAN wants a nosftion- OF
4 any kind can Furnish GOOD reference.
( GOOD PLAIN COOK wants a place.
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See our S60.00 Xmas piano.
CHRISTENSEN & ANSON co.
Best Xmas present, piano, organ or
pianO-player
CHRISTENSEN & ANSOR1f co.
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Reflections Of a Bachelor.

Buy pianos for Xmas at
CHRISTENSEN & ANSON co.
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EBER W. HALL, undertaken and en-
balmer, op. P. o., 10 ". ID So. Tel 1913
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WOMAN wants work by cay on wees;
STAY home nights 1- So state ST..
rooms -U--i.
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sTRAYED OR STOLEN.


Third East, two sheep. Return s A. Els
wood S5I Blair Ave. Reward
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z. NJ ONION, auctiOneer. lbs and 12S
S. W Temple St. with Redman Van &
Storage CO. Telephone 500
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TAlL0RS.
~S~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
SUITS made up I'm the height Of fashion
at popular prices; fail, winter and spring
overcoats a speciality The New York
Tailoring Co., 250 =. Second South.
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SEWING by day BY frst-class dress
maker. SD Cannon ST.
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KEEN SANITARY COMPANY. Cffic
e. w. lst South Tel. 14l1-X-
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1903-09-18
Precinct No. 1-Lske Valley

Thomas Inglis, oliDailey ranch, sec. 4
& l2 tp. l7r7 y. $817; pen. Ale. Per
soma property, s77.72; pen. $3.50
Latham Bros, Arch and James, lot 4,
James Pat, sec. Z. ip 1877 ", 40 a; sia
neA n~h neil nei4 nwi4, sec. s. tp. rs
RS y. 100 a; eis ne4 sec. ~, tp 10 r W
50 a; se1d mel neA seA nwl4 swl4, sec.
IA and %, tp. ISrSw, 100 a; wiz nel4
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-11-27
YIomitrenoe sbrener.
(af 9enrp De Jorge.)

Stsnt Der er suaet mango 4ar, lbs
Der enbnu for min @rinbring oisI.
Orb: ,8lomitrenoe Sbrener". Seq
bsrer benz gentases tiolis ON Mors
genen af en- tlar, baarfriit, ipngenbe
Stemme, og enonu ier jes for mig
ben title. bpibe 9abe | bet roliee
8Darter at gpen, bpor jeg bper eneite
4prilmorgen paasneoe peb at bsrs
Omtp9bet:
,8lomitrenoe Sbrener!
Gomitrente SDrener!"
5erite Sang ies bsrte bet, aabnss
be ieg nit @inbue os lasbe M9rte
til en- file, fin Sfittelie, Der bort
fjerneoe fig, b9renoe en- tune. pppia
9lomiterturp paa fit 9opeo.
Zen neite Moreen, men meset tibs
lieere, fob ieg after peb 0inbuet, pa
jeg lad MI en- ung pige paa benpso
tppe @ar pr9set at en- esen fritz,
ubersrt Ynbe. fom man enbnu itun=
bonn ian mebe ben | en- eler onben
ofiioes lisseoe 2anosbp = meb fore,
Hare 9ine os uoflasst 9aar, oDer
bpiltet be buftenbe8 lomfer falbt neD.
5por bun faa nboelig ub | fine
iimple al9ber. Meb s%rdtiss 9olbs
ming, bpilenbe 9onoerne paa SOFTER
ne, git bun ufpritprret i'm Sang, os
tanbiebs fun, naur Der inbfanbt fig
en- aunbe, uben at ies nosen Sinbe
faa benbe sipe fig | Snat meb 3binbs
~foltene eller fiaie meb be ilnse Manb.
Oct bar %aabenbart, at BUN bilbe finn.
be fig at penbe bjem, Iise faa fnart
BUN bapbe folst fine 8lomfer.
Sob Morgen, lille, elfperbio
glomiterialserife! !Spab fofter bin
Sbrencr?
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-11-27

be Jig / ben ungbommelige Olbings
flare, rolige 5ref. SPIRIT | tit bunz
brebe aebedar neola9oe ban i'm pdlet,
life pad @runb at Mlberoom ogSbagz
beb, men forbi 0pOen tog BAN, od
peiten / aaret 1876 bjemisgte @es
nebig og uotaareoe BAN fom lit DE-
fer. Man fdgoe ben Sang, at Si5ian
dlbrig piloe pare ogb, berfom life
9eiten bar tommen, 4lber og olmins
bslig SpgbOm formodebe iutet mob
BAN.
Man Ter Der, bborlebes @illietrafs
ten, 8~irffombeben, Stdbergl9ben /
6orbinbeli e meb en- regelmesiig 2es
bemaooe fan bibroge til at forbinbre
en- / lat blibe gammel". l1birfioms
feb, 9ibstretbeb / 5~orbinOelle meo
Sorger % 8efbmringer Tan bepirte
bet mobiatte. 9i timber %napnlig /
S~torbberne Snbtoioer, Tom ofte ale
rebe / Supreme %frembpOer ct fulb>
itGnbigt gileoe pda en- Oloing: Rpnz
fer / Qnfigtet, Itibe 2ebemOb, bsiet
Rbg, iOigtenOe Spn og 9utOmmelie,
graz 9ddr og rbitenbe Stemme, fort
Iagt, ale Mlberens Soagbeoer bar
anerebe inbfunbet fig. Sil bisie pbre
&enbetegn poa 4loeren Ilutter fi9 fod
gerne, iom 5gl9e at 2iOsfroftens III
te9en, be ie0banlige 5orbgieliess n9
Observation-Disclosures, @igt, 9Gz
m%orrboiOer. Mapes og Sarmtatarrb,
Sinosipgoomme, 6ppotOnori ,9piteri
Og NerOeIpgOommenes bele Scr.
Qae inore Orgdner fiber, i9rlig bog
6jertet; boor bette fbrite begbnoer at
Gloes. fslger ale be andre Srganer
mart efter. 2bttes bet at OGfte me
S%nteresier, at fremfal6e 5orbaabninz
ger ON 6remti6en. bd inbtrG6er life
Iielben en- 6ornpelie of ben ipntenoe
Qipstraft og en- gdnTte m9rteIig 5or>
pneelie; hi ian i9rlig iagttdge bette
meo perIoner, Der / en- fremrpttet ~
Der glitter fig i9en at 3ilbsjeligbeO.
st at De bebfte 5orebpggeliesmiOs
Ter mob at ublite gammel", er at brdz
9e SmIorg for, at 9jerteOirtIombeben
lite ilappcs; for at bolbe benne |
rctte Sang, er life alene aanbelig %
iialelia pduDirtning, men ogida les
gemlig. nsbbenbig. S9rlig Snoipiz
Der, Ter fan bore / geiibbelte at ar
belige Nnl9g, mod tiblig mooOirfe
9ilbsjelig1eb til 5jertelibelier. pg
bette fer beoit beo beitemte, regelm9ss
ii9s 9ep9gelIer, iom Oeb at gaa j9bnt
itigenbe, peo RibninG Gptling, Ros
ming 0. +. D. Of Ierlig Barb / iua.
barrie 5ilfalbe er bog be metooiits
aanfeorat &onOeoratsz
gpmnoItiten. Oct lDttes paa benns
MaoDe at foriterte 9jerteoirtiombe=
ben og gsre !Siertet iaa iurot, at Ials
oanne Mennei fer ofte opnaar ben BIZ
bflffe 4lber, uben O%irfelig at fele itg
gamle. Den Sldgs regelmasIt9e 9e.
rGgeliesture, Der befrier 2egemet fra
De ubrn9eliee Slufter. og t%ilfsrer bet
qoot mt Strf, fremtalber foreaet
Sunbbeo og Strait os forbnger 5ils
p9relien.