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New-York tribune., 1903-05-19
GIVES RICHMOND (IND.) $4,000.
D. G. Reds Gifts to His Native Place Now
Amount to Nearly 100000.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO The rRIBUNE-I

IBY TELEGRAPH TO 1HE TR1BUNE-J
Richmond, Ind. May 1S.-Daniel G. Reid, OF New
York formerly of this city, to-day gave $4,000 to
esta blish a hospital here The gift Is made
condition that SIS 900 additional be raised for an
endowment fund. The terms have been accepted
by the trustees Of the present hospital. Mr. Reid
has done great deal for his native city since his
rise to wealth through the T1nplate Trust OF which
he was one of the principal organizers His gifts
for various local purposes now aggregate nearly
$4,000 the largest being $1,000 for a new church
for the United Presbyterians the plans for which
are now being drawn. Mr.. Reid's mother was
member OF this church, and the new building Will
be memorial to her.
One of his latest acts was to establish the u u
Reid fund for the purchase of picture at the art
exhibit given here annually. Five hundred dollars
Is to be used each year.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-19

TUESDAY-At $50 a. II. Europe, per kaiser
Wilhelm der Crosse. via Plymouth. CherbOurg and
Bremen: $50 a m for Italy direct. SsT-
degna (naI be directed per = Sardssna ,
Paul Southampton: 7:30 a m for Netherlands
direct, per s Potsdam mail must be directed per
8. Potsdana') at $50 m supplementary 10 a M
for Europe. per 8. $ GermantC via QusenstoWn; at
10 m for Azores Island. :. 3 Stcitan Prince
mail for Italy must be directed per 8 s. SictliaH
TIIURsDAY-At $50 m. Europe. per $ Augusta
Victoria. Plymouth CherbOurg and Hamburg tnaia
for France Switzerland, Italy Spain. Portugal Turkey
Egypt, British India ana Lorenzo Marquee must
be directed per s. Augusta Victoria y at Z a m
France Switzerland. Italy spain. PoTtugs Turkey.
La Lorraine via Havre (nail for other parts OF
Europe be directed per 5. La Lorraine
FRIDAY-At Supplemental 1890 a M foe
France Switzerland. Italy Spain. Portugal Turkey.
Ezyut Greece India and Lorenzo Marquis. per
La Champagne. via Havrs Cnai for other parts
SATURDAY-At a for Belgium direct per
Finland tman must be directed Per
Finland') $50 a m for Scotland direct.
per 8 FUrnessa (rnail must be directed Der $ s
Furnessia''D; 1870 supplementary L NJ Ior
Europe, per s Etruria. via Queenstown; at II a. m
rscted per $ 8. IslandD; Italy direct.
per s. Princess Irene (nal must be directed per 3
PRINTED MATTER ETC.-This steamer Printed
Matter Commercial Papers. and Samples for Germany
only The OF mail matter for other parts OF
Europe will be sent BY this ship unless Specially
directed by her
After the Closing Supplementary Transatlantic
Mails named additional Supplementary Mails
opened piers Of American. English. French
German steamers. and remain open until Wirhir
Ten Minutes of the hour OF sailing OF steamer
New-York tribune., 1903-05-19
PRESIDENT WILL ATTEND WEDDING.

Cleveland, May 1S.-President Roosevelt has tele-
graphed to Senator Hanna that he will attend the
wedding of Miss Ruth Hanna and Joseph Medin
Mccormick, of Chicago, in this city June 10
The President and Mrs Roosevelt will arrive in
Cleveland on the morning OF June 9, probably
turning home on the following afternoon. The
ceremony viii be performed in St PauTs Episco-
pal Church, in Euclid-ave, at noon June 10
Bishop Leonard officiating.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-19
MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND. ETC. EXCEPT
TRANSPACIFIC

CUTBA-By rail Port Tampa. Fla. and thence by
steamer closes this Office daily except Thursday
$3.50 a H. tthe connecting mails close here Mon
days Wednesdays and Saturdaysl-
MEXICO CITY-Overand, unless specially addressed
dfsnarch by this
SUNDAY. at i:9o D. m. and IL 80 D. m. Sundays I
m. and f1:3o D NJ
TNDI.AND-By rail to North Sydney and themes
bv steamer closes this Office daily $50
meeting malls here every Monday Wednesday
Saturday.
IAMAICA-Fv rail Boston. and thence By
closes az this Office az $50 Tuesday AMI
Thursday
yIc1TTF;ION-By Boston. and thence By steamer.
Loses al this Office daily $50 D.
Ri. z, PUERTO CORTEsZ and GUATEMALA-By rail
10 and thence by steamer. closes at this
Sunday. II 80 D. and 1t1.3O
II D m and T11-30 D m &
mail closes here Mondays az fi1:30 p. rs)
CC)STA RICA-By mail To New-Orleans. and thence by
steamer closes this orce daily except sunday az
41:30 o m and ti1:3o p m. Sundays at n D. ard
III 80 D. Connecting mail closes here Tuesdays az
tF,egistered msl closes D. m. previous DAY.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-19
MR. HARTMAN OUT DRIVING.
Physician Says Question of an Operation
Has Been Left to His Patient.

l. IT Hartman was out driving the greater part
- the afternoon yesterday in the park In the
lining ba received friends at his house. Dr.
I,vle. his physician. said last night that the aues
So, % a., oneration for the removal of his appeil-
- ,1-oid future attacks had been left entirely
With Mr. Hartman. His general heaIth was ss so3o
W. - conId stand an operation If he decioes
20 undergo it." added Doctor Lyle mis- iElp 10
E,,rone viii have TO be postponed seVeFal "eehS'
New-York tribune., 1903-05-19
DOESN'T KNOW PNEUMoNIA's CAUSE.

The large number of recent cases OF pneumonia
On The receiving ships In the navy yards have been
attributed by naval surgeons to contagion, due to
overcrowding President Lederle of the Board OF
Health. when asked yesterday what stand the
board took in the matter, said:
The Board Of Health has not yet regarded pneE-
aonIa ss contagious or infectious. 1t is nooted
Question at present. There are number or cases
IN the city Just now. q slight increase over last
2esr. We cannot say what they are cue 10
New-York tribune., 1903-05-19
PRIMROSE NO LONGER MINSTREL.

The theatre of the knights of Columbus IN
NewROchelle was opened last night by Primrose
& Dockstader's minstrels. The performance marked
the close of the career of George Primrose as
minstrel He celebrated the beginning or his
twenty-ifth year a Minstrel. and after the cur
tain fell he dissolved partnership with Lew Dock
stader. Mr.. Primrose has been before the foot
lights for thirty-two years. and has made money,
He will spend the summer at his home In Mount
Vernon playing golf, and next season he ana the
Foley boys will appear in vaudeville.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-19
GAVE $4,000 TO DEFEAT BILL.
Some More of the Easy Money Made by
Missouri Legislators.

St Louis May 1S-Testimony before the grand
;ur, to-day was to the effect that $4,000 was paid
10 defeat the bill TO reduce the fees OF EXCISE o"'
;,o,er of 81 Louis This money, it was tesu-
e. ,ss distributed in blocks of $500. ". I. Car
ysnpton State Superintendent of Schools and H.
p Tboupson Chief Deputy Excise Commissioned
were witnesses before the grand Jury; Shaases g
Eyt1gsns formerly Excise Commissioner oA ~
ISIS has been suppenaed as a witness
New-York tribune., 1903-05-19
Special Notices.


GENEvA-Lombard. odler s Co. and Union Bs1k
FLORENCE French. Lemon & Co. Nos. and VA
Marauay g Co. Bankers 60. =,
HAMsIRSs "a s,es"a AssliSAn SApe77 S'"'panS' '' -
BRr:MEN@4merican Express Company. No Bahnhos
GENoa@American Express Company No. Is Via San
ANTWERP BELGIUM-Ameriean Express Company
No oaai Van Dyek
For the convenience Of TRIBUNE READERS abroad
SUNDAY TRIBUNE on file the reaiins rooms o. the
hotels named below:
hass sd9 saTGy Hats os Tfs S
pole Hotel Cecil MIdla2d Grand H9Ssi H9IIsx S@N
Embankment queens Hotel. Upper Norwood
IIaBS Hdse bas Braao Hotel wsas,oa
Tunbridge Wells Midland HotSl AoIee9I,og "a:
Wooipaek ' Hotel warwlek Midland Hotel, PERRY:
0.s H0'ier sasn ai's Wales is Royal Oak Hotel
Bettws-y-cOed wales: Hotel Victoria: Hotel Metro
scorI.ANp-st. Enoeh Hotel Glasgow: Station Hotel.
Ayr; Station Hotel. Dumfries
GIBRALTAR-The Hotel Cecil
PARIsAHoteI Chatham, Bnda. Grand Hotel Hotel
de- de- Lille sr aAsion Grand ho'G ,rns ee Hotel Con
tnentaL
HoLLANp-Kur Hotel. seheveningen-
PsSo xs;6:. hs6: Ssss ssf. x.,
Ak6 k6 ANP o1s s3UTa HE, OF oss T5nd Sse Aa les
Bains Hotel Resins AK les sSins . HS.s1 sae co
Martin Hotel Is asnto5s: Krafts Grand Hotel Dc Sles:
Grand Hotel venice venice Hotel Dc vile; Milan Ga
Hotel villa d. Este Lake OF NOllos No1~A 11'NS
RossangO. Naples
BELGIUM-Le Grand Hotel Brussels: Hotel Kurssal ara
Beau Site. Ostend. Continental Hotel OSeead
DENMARK-HoteI de TAnsleterre. Copenhagen
RCSSIA-HoteI Berlin. Moscow.
GERMANY-Nassauer-H Hotel. Wiesbaden; Kaiser
HoS Augtste Victoria bad Wiesbadens -Four Sea
Hotel Munich Hotel Strauss. Nuremberg Hotel
Stephsne. Baden Baden: Hotel Bellevue Dresdens
Hotel Netropole. Schwabach; Hotel Goecse. Bad
Wildungen. Cassel and Frankfurt; Hotel Tar
ton. Berlin: Hotel Bristol FRANKFORT -ola-Aains
Imperial Hotel FrankfOrt-On Main. Grand Hotel Met
rop o. Bad-Naubeim: Hotel Angieterre. Ems. Hotel
MeSsmer Baden-Baden: Kurd Hotel Furstenhof
Eisenbech Hotel National. Strassburg: Grand Hotel
Wiihelmshohe. Cassei Neulens Hotel AK IA Cha-
peIle: Hotel KaiserhOf Berlin Carlton Hotel Unter
den Linden. Berlin Hotel MetropOle, Hetdebsrg Ho-
tel FtuSsie Berlin: Hotel de RUsse Munich Grant
Hotel Nuremberg; Hotel de Holland Aayence-on-
Rhine: Hotel WurtembsTger. Hof Nuremberg. cont
mental Hotel. Hanover. Continental Hotel Berlf's
Continental Hotel. Munich: Hotel Disch Cologne
AUSTRIA AND SWTTZ ERLAaND-Hotel Bristol Nie1ne'
Cd Hotel National Lucerne; Grand Hotel Plp7;
Carlsbad: Grand Hotel Hungartas Budapest ftotei
National Carlsbad Hotel Victoria Interiaken, Hotel
Europe SalzbUrg: Hotel Weirnar. Nartsnoad; dlt-t
Victoria Basle: Hotel savoy and West End. Caris-
bad: Hotel Euler. Basle; Hotei Bernerhof. BsTne:
Continental. Lausanne; Hotel Europe I.ucerne Hotel
Victoria St Mcritz. Engadine: Hotel klinser Aarsn
bad; Rusen Hotel. Yung FTaublick. 1nteraksn Grand
Hotel lausanne Hotel Bean Rivage Geneva; tIrant
Hotel de la Paix. Geneva: StadtrSth, Iartenoa1.
Hotel National Carlsbad; Hotel Schwetzenhof Fans
OF the Rhine Neuhaussn-
New-York tribune., 1903-05-19
Died.

BARKER.on May 1s. 1909 Mary E chamesrlain; teadia;
from her late residence No 100 Palisadssve Jersey
City Heights. N j. on Tuesday May 49, at IL a. M
BoYD-At his residence. woodslde Torquay England
merry of New-Ycrk.
Pa this city, ssraG Magra eldest chid Of the late
Henry Brigham ESQ., Q; sasannas, Ma Gs "a S Seo n
D. m. Interment at Savannah. Ca
May IS 1sos Ai Bur n4S s a.s sgeS %s, 8.
i9 Interment at East Bethel Vt.
Charles NJ. Chttenden, IN ne seth year OF his age
Wednesday. May co. at 1890 m.
mon6ss MAY S Il, Is & Ne Yea. e o E as
aF Funeral ssrvicas Viii be held at the uniSsrs
Place Presbyterian ch.reh ooh and University
in convenience the family. Kindly omit
flowers.
GREENE-Entered lfe. Saturday. May 1s.
1908 At cranford T. aaTgagss ssa Cushing SsniHs ssss'
n ne sixteenth wear Of her axe Funeral in ;ha Pres
6y;sap ch4rGh C ePa9sa TueS.y ass mss @
Providence and Albany papers please copy
DOTs aoIs u s on o May s 1s fss Nh a.r
man, rector st. Johns Church. Dover N Funeral
eFV!Ts on Tsusay IsG nf Mas S ~ at p m seqSee at St
ThOnas's Church. 2 p, m Interrnent private.
MACY-At his residence Chflmark Avon. n. Y. May
S Mdfy IN d fne h me9nS gea5 s bS sP
ciaI train leaving Grand Central Depot at 10 O'Clock
1888 Of 6eaTt fsiirFe Miss Mary Jane Gofnts
afternoon at o'clock. residence OF Alexander
Saunders No 260 Warburton-ave.. YOnkers. N. Y.
Interment Pine Plains. Duchess Co. n. Y. Thurs
day afternoon.
supsy ss the s.ann @ o + NJ M fSs eSS
sonsl Service and inteTnent at Greenwood CsHetsTy
entrance e E. shave and 2sth-st at s:45
STARKEY-At the Episcopal residence. East Orange.
N j. on Sunday, May IL, 19GS the Right Rev Thomas
Alfred Starkey, D. d. Bishop of Newark Funeral
day morning. May % at II O'Clock At the close OF
the service the body Will lie IN state in the church
p. m. Interrnent at Albany. N Y. Thurs
day. Albany Washington papers please copy.
WATTS-At Maplewood. N. J., May II. 1903. Eva l.
years, wife OF Charles T. Watts and
daughter Of John Nj Lille Baker Halsted. Of
BROOKLYN Relatives friends invited to attend
services her late residence Maple
Tuesday, at Q =. the arrival or the D
D. m train. Barcay-st- Interment Wednesday
ing at RosedaIe Cemetery, Orange. y. j.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-19
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL. AMERICA. wESr
INDIES. ETC


TUEsDAY-At $50 a. m Complementary 1870 a nis
for Central America (exceDt Costa FIcal and south
Pacific ports. per Seguranca- via Colon mail for
10 a. m for Grenada Trinidad Ciudad Bolivar.
8. Grenada: at . a. for Newfoundland. per
11:30 a. Complementary 1880 m( for
Thomas. CrOix. Leeward and Windward ISLANDS,
British. Dutch and French Guiana. $ kOFOna-
WEDNESDAY-At 1880 a. for Brazil. >
British Prince via MaceO and Rio JanerO mail for
Northern Brazil Argentine Uruguay and Paraguay
be directed per s. British Prince ,: at y m
Northern Brazil. 5 Maranhense<
THCRSDAY-At a m. for Cuba. Yucatau. Campechss
and Chiapas. s. ; FisilaEcia Onail fOt
parts Of Mexico be directed per = :
VIgiIancia') y: a. for Bermuda. per s. Trintr
dad; at 10 a. for Haiti $ :. Prins Willen V
(nail Port de Paix. ST. Marc. Jerennte-
Curacao Venezuela. Trinidad. British and Dutch Guiana
directed = PrtnS Wtlen W. at IL
for Guantanamo and Santiago. = Cienfaegos-
Tor Mexico, via Tamplco. be directed per
Seneea'); I p N. for Porto Plata 5. Captain
Bennett from Boston mail for other parts OF thu
Dominican Republic must be directed per Cap
Bennettl: 11:30 .. m. for Newfoundland.
5 Carthasenian. from Philadelphia
SATURDAT-At Z a m for Newfoundland = =.
Rosalind. $50 a. supplementary $50 a. M
for Curacao and Venezuela Der Maracaibo mail
for Savanilla and Cartagsna be directed per
Ponce; at $50 Complementary 1880 a nj
Fortune Island. Jamaica Savanilla. Cartagena and
C5reytown per Valencia tmail for Costa Rca
be directed per s. ysencis'O: $50 a. (sup.
1880 M for Inagua and Haiti.
Fandrfa; 10 a m. for Cuba. s. s. Mexico via
Havana: at 12 FOR Argentine Uruguay and Para
quay per 8 :. Merchant Prince
New-York tribune., 1903-05-19
a CALL TO OBSERVE FLAG DAY.

The American Flag Association. Formed 10 Pio-
mote reverenc, FOR and prevent desecrauu u, al-o
e. c.us attention 10 the approach OF Flag Day.
which this year falls June 10 IL Is hoped liza
this day will witness general paIioHSS 80. snd
ton. that from sunrise sunset the ,tais
Stripes will float from every church sonos so,,s fhs
public building and private house t1rousn' ~
land.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-19
Posfomce Notice.

Should DAILY by all interested. a. chanses
may any tirne) - .
Foreign mails ending May q 1905 WI
General PostoTfice al
foows Parcels Post Mails close hour earlier than
below. Parcels mails for Ger
many close .. Monday and "Wednesday.
Regular Supplementary mails close Foreign sta
later than closing time shown below tce9s
Mails Europe and Central Amer
lea via Colon close Foreign station
New-York tribune., 1903-05-19
4 u a 5 Oo- 4OI
SECOND PERIOD.

summary: Goals earned-LakeNood IA 81 I
IlaT+a bv -Westchester. J. Lost oy
.tssyV yVestchester J. Net sccre-Lakswo "a " esf
Herbert.
The game to-day will be between the NIsS I'm I'm.
of the Westchester Country Club an9 LheauD@ ~
80. For Westchester the players VIII De ). =.
Coyydin Lawrence Waterbury J. M =" aseIpIry aT2sny
- Harry Pavne whitney. while the MSduom
p-ol, Tea m win be Reginald Brooks Arthur iseiin'
a 9 Alexander and Robert l.. Stevens.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-19
THE WEATHER REPORT.
Yesterdays Record and To-day's Forecast.

Washington May 1S.-An area of high pressure over
covers the DalSotas Minnesota. Pressure to the
westward is relatively high. q third high is cen
trail over the Canadian maritime provinces. This dstri-
day or so at dry weather ia the Ohio Val
ley and Middle South Atlantic States Showers
have fallen within twenty-four hours IN the
Kansas North Dakota either rain Snow in Mon
tana and the north middle plateau. The weather
continues dry and warm Ohio Valley the lower
lake region and southwark the Gulf and east
ward TO the Atlantic much colder in the Rocky
region ana over TIE WESTERN P"itiOH u NNo
There vim be showers Tuesday in the upper Missis-
spp Valley the lake region local rains IN the
middle mississippi Valley possibly in the Missouri
VALLEY also The Wednesday will be fair eH-
cent that thunderstorms will continue IN the upper
lake region will be somewhat cooler in the lower
Missouri Valley the Upper Middle Mississippi Val
the win rise IN the ROCKY NOUN
ta{n ana plateau regions The winds along the Atlantic
Coast will be mostly light west to southwest; on the
cult Coast light SOUTH and in the lake
Steamers departing Wednesday for European ports
will have light southwest winds and fair weather to
the Grand Banks
FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND WEDNESDAY
For New England fair and to-day and We'd
nesday; light south winds
For Eastern New-York. Eastern Pennsylvania New
Jersey Delaware fair to-day and prooaoy "euheS
da1. light southwest south winds.
dax- ard Wednesday; light southwest to south Winds
For Western Pennsylvania and Western New-f tar
to-day and probably Wednesday. light southwest 10
south winds.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-19

Highest temperature 81 degrees: lowest 5s
.va-axe 7s corresponding last 65
.y.rsms corresponding twenty-five %
local foreesst-Fair to-day and probably Wednesday
it~ht southwest o snuth winds.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-19
M SHEPARD TO SPEAK

The Tammany organization OF the AAi'tn pis-
,rict Of which Victor J. Downg is leader Nii i,oid
"a, =. rrade bv Edward NJ Shepard and George NJ
Palmer.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-19

THE TRIBUNE VIII be by mail tc address In
this country address changed often
subscriptions be given to regular
dealer leaving convenient. hand them
IN at THE TRIBUNE Office
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ERIE.

To Buffalo, Cleveland Cincinnati Chicago-take the
Erie and be comfortable Perfect equipment. Ginihs
cafe service.
Burnett's COcOaine soothes the frrftated scaI.
removes dandruH, gives rich !ustre to the Hair
New-York tribune., 1903-05-19
NEw-YORK CITY.

Mail subscribers to DAILY and TRI-WEEhLY will
he charged one extra postage In addition &c
he named above
THE TRIBUNE will be mailed Cuos. Porto Rico.
Hawaii Philippines without extra expense for
foreign postage -, =, -, ,--,.,
Postal Union THE TRIBUNE will be mailed at the fol-
New-York tribune., 1903-05-19

IS the most accessible cemetery OF the metrop-
oils by Harlem trains. trolley or carriage.
Thirty minutes from Grand Central. Lots
sold at S125 up Send for Illustrated Book
let. by request representative win call.
OFFICE. % EAST 23D-ST.. N Y. CITY.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-19

this diagram continuous white line shows tho
indicated by The Tribune's self
line shows the se1pera
.n,s recorded BY local Weather Bureau.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-19

The following official record from the Weather Bureau
shows the changes temperature FOR the last
four hours in with the corresponding date OF
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Special Notices.
Tribune subscription Rates.

A.-A.-Caswel1. Massey & Cos
CIR m OF Gu 9 Y NJ 2 r
or the skin. Immediate in effect. All dealers.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-19

TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
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EARBl MIL IRAINs
For points States. Canada and Mexico
(outsde the boroughs Of Manhattan and The Bron1.
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orr registered letter
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c. ". Bardeen. of Syracuse publisher of The
School Bulletin has sent the following letter to
all the academic principals in New-York State, in
which he says with reference to educational unfit
cation:
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-09-10

ullaWr. ylun 9rDI' 'es Yer1Dnen, Dle
glei4fam sepDbnt iinb an plDbli4e
N%enberungen Der Gleinsetpt9tslase
unb Die baber in alien SGGen bon Der
Seefrantbeit perf9ont bleiben, anbere.
bic penigitens ni9t iebr empfinbli9
basesen iinb unb BEL benen es baber gu
teinen erhe6li9en @rf9einungen
fommt. Sic baben feline Mnlase our
Seefrarf9eit.
Wos Die 8ebanblung Der Seefrar,tz
belt ~betrifft, 70 tit sunG6it gu ibrer
@erbiitnne a%nauratben, fib mDgli9it
in frtf9er Cuff in Der Mitte bes S9tfz
fes a%ufaubalten. Die alien @urf4rifz
ten, cine mdbtee Mense BON gut perz
bauliaen @peifen gu senieBen (Supz
ben, ee6ratenes Sleif9, seialaenen
Sid, setpiirste 9etrGnte), feline Menz
gen Nlfobolifa (Mein, &psnat unb
berslei9en) gu fi9 gu nebmen-bo9
nur, tpenn man baran getpObnt TT unb
tie pertrGgt-ii9, penn man dnsitli9
unb feiner Selbftbeberri9uns ni9t
1t9er lit, binaulesen unb ben 8egtnn
bes S9nanfens in &iidenlage ab5uz
t~parten, tperben INNER ibr Redt bebalz
ten. Ser elufentbalt in Der NGbe Der
Mai6tnen= unb &i6enrGume 1T 81
permeiben, ba Der bieien entitrOmenbe
Sunit meift Elm fofortises grbre9en
berporruft. Ser Geru9 bes Sabats
f9etnt Gbnli9 gu pirten. Sugegen
i9einen Musfelbepegunsen our Be-
tdmpfung bes uebels geeignet gu ietn.
sSn benz @nfaIe ielber nirb empfobz
len, eintse Sropfen Mmmoniat ober
Mmplnitrit auf Elm Saidentu9 gu gle
BEN unb einauatbmen. Das grbre9en
i'm iofort seitiat perben unb Elm rubtz
ger S4laf fi9 einftelen. <@tnen DIM
lt9en Grfols baben anbere BON benz
innerli9en gebrauae bes Sampler
ipiritus eefeben, poppn feds Biz a9t
Sropfen auf 3uder gu nebmen limb,
topie bon benz 9ebrau9e bes Srerins.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-09-10
Aus Der 5a1nlr.

2ebrer gum S6iler): rSu
2ebmann, penn i9 iage: Der Bate
fegnete feline feds ainber; lit bas bi
tbGtise ober leibenbe Sorm9"-2 e b
m Mann: nSas tit Die tbGttge 5orm.
g ebrer: rHi4tig! 8ie beib.
nun Die leibenbe Sorm9"-2 e +
IN MANN: Scr Batter nurbe nit fe4!
&inbern geiegnet."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-09-10

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