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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1905-03-18

p William Bullock CLARK Of Maryland Geological Survey
Maand mineral prepared by the Survey for
objective mineral exhibit grand prize for individual exhibit Of
bricks Of Maryland clay gold medals % silver
medals and bronze meld2 awards in all
The Mealug Building much delayed and the
announcement prizes made by Mr. John Mbbon
Of awards The honor this State largely due
his f. b. Mathews DR.
Fielding Reid and Mr. A. \ displaying their material
prize the Consolidation Coal Company
Hydraulic Pressed Brick Company Of Washington for
made Of Maryland clay
0r the sold medals awarded one given exhibit
publications medals awarded
Mathews Harry Fielding Reid and Mr. A. n johnson eoabo-
alto the Of the State exhibit
The other manufacturing the full list
being follows - 49,
GR,xp PRz-Se of Maryland exhibit; Consolidation
Baltimore coal Hydraulic Pressed Brick Company Washington
brick Of Maryland clay.
GoLp Geological publications. Maryland Geological
Maryland Geological Survey clay and
products Highway Division road Materials William
Bullock Clark director MARYLAND exhibit; Worlds Fair
Furnace Murkik Nd and ordnance
ductG CreekCo Iron Company Baltimore, coal
Mathews H. F. Reid ~ n johnson, Albert Weber
H. Ber Nd Washington
marble Andrew Ramsay Mount
Baltimore Mining
rany Savage Company Baltimore sandstone Iron
Alsauy Prince Georges NJ j. Grove Lame
Cumberland
Association, Cardiff roofing slate + Haynes
SON Baltimore pottery R and Fire Brick Company Baltimore
csy rorts Beaver Company Baltimore marble; Edwin Bennett Pottery
Charles Coffin Mrkn Maryland
coal Mtnahn Granite Company Port Deposit granite
Peroa Point of Rocks marble ) W Barck
Wa Brick Company Cumberland sand
e ek Round Top Company Maryland Granite Com
Mining Baltimore Edward
4 Robinson l. H. Peilord Baltimore, granite
largely increased displays and rep
resented the geology miuera panosy the large display of
sections photographs publications geological fossils and full illustration of the work
OF the highway division of the Survey
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1905-03-18
The "Undertaker's Friend,
From me London MaiI.

Both men and women, when they decide
to wrap up. do so by increasing the
number of layers of clothing in front over
those on the back of the body. 1t is a
great mistake. The main telephone ex-
change Of the nerves of the body lies in
the spinal cord situated in the spinal canal,
and this exchange has immediate, com
plete and instaneous connection with the
skin of the whole of the back of the trunk
and is much more sensitive than that Of
the skin in front
II behooves us, then, to see that the
back is covered. if not more, at least as
much as the front especially between the
shoulders. In men the thin back of the
waistcoat is the undertaken best friend;
in women it is the space between the top
of the corset and the centre Of the neck,
more especially in that type Of garment
popularity known as the pneumonia
blouse
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1905-03-18
Sweet Peas.


Every year we see many articles about
this lovely flower and its culture, and every
year many people ask ''When shall |
sow the seed p or, lis it too late or too
early?' etc. So suppose every year we
must remind the forge;ful ones and the be-
ginners that sweet peas must be sown early
real early-sometimes in March, if the
ground gets thawed out so that good seed
bed can be prepared. Prepare one of good,
rich garden soil, using manure that has
been thoroughly rotted. Sow the peas in
trenches two or three inches deep, and
string them to some support as soon as pos
sible after the appearance of the vines be-
fore they get tangled. Keep the flowers
picked off closely if you wish plenty of
blossoms Sow two or three paintings if
YOU wish to have flowers all summer, and
when the first ones are gone, the next plant
ing will be coming into bloom.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1905-03-18
Brain Leaks.

Honest effort is never a failure.
Envy is disease of small minds.
No man fails who tried his level best.
Apathy always succumbs to opposition.
Doubt stops at the door of the heart
full of faith.
Poverty is no disgrace-if it is through
no fault of your own,
Money may buy place to live, but it
takes love to make home.
Jealousy is always looking for something
it does not want to find.
A man who has nothing but money is
to be pitied by even the pauper.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1905-03-18
PAR VALUE OF SHARES
STORES. ACCOMMODATIONS, ETC.


in Valley establishment ade-
general demands Of the settler
public sc" church
of promised for this the
valley will the thrift and prosperity OF the mo" favored ia
nSecion o the Fast
AN ENORMOUSLY RICH
of the Shenandoah Valley has
recently discovered Besides copper the contain gold silver ai uranium
This nper territory miles length and fifteen
width Conservative banes men look upon thus copper territory as
uofC believe that
p unlikely that will the
region Of the world
by ytranloa runo vel Sl0O in value
insure one railroads through Shenandoah Aready
emen the hooking feasible
copper together With the surrounding ehen
permanent and ready market for everything that the Farmer may 9r"
THE MARKETS.
The Shenandoah within market distance Of tens Of thousands OF
consumers who for gold silver copper lead coal ron stone
These multiplying
They are xouly awaiting they exchange their gold for
farm products of every kind aud description
NO TAXATION.
of Colorado all improvements i orchards vineyards etc
for the
improvements There the Irrigation system
These aei worthy of note
FACTS
of agriculture Mcutrse county, Elmer Young ro'~ sixty
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1905-03-18
SPECLAL NOTICE.

GALVANIZED fvactag Wire NJ prices thAi have
never been kmo'su ia the tFaac.
Lead Aud o,l so chez? that sny0n~ czn si
ford 10 paint this season
Ice i plsuiy. We have arse s,0sA ol III
bess make &C Freezers Aad keiTigrrators.
Don's yoa need tilsoiine o. Steve fo7
summer cooSluFl We h5yr fhsm; they ase
cheap.
Door aad Sindow Screens VI ,ar,oas styles.
A full line OF firsi o'Ass COOKING Stoves and
Ranges, o. long establishes reputation. ~
reduced pricrs
call Wl soon cunviurc you iha' The ho,
tom has het q completely knocked ont oi The
price of Nals.
Glass, Oils. Paints and Putty, Fiasiefsag.
Hair and Cement. and in fact everything IN
the Building Hardware iine csn be toand, -
well ~ io~ priers a; the olj established stand
of
GILBERT : GEHR.
Corner Aain ana Liberty streets,
Westminster. Nj.
Plumbing. Heating, SpoptinE. In Roofing
( IS oar specially ish ~
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1905-03-18

One may observe rites and ceremonies,
hate idolatry, abstain from murder and
theft and false witness, and yet have one 5
inward thoughts bad, callous and disord-
cred.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1905-03-18
DIR. JAMES E. SHREEVE, Jr
SURGEON DENTIST,

Has opened an office opposite the Montour
House, 81 W. Main street, Westminster. he
solicits your patronage. Extracting, plate
crown and bridge work guaranteed. Porce
lain Filings specially. auglS.ly
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1905-03-18

Never speak i'll of person unless you
are sure of your fact; and, even if you
could swear to it, ask yourself: Why do
make it known?
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1905-03-18
TO CREDITORS.
REFERENCES.

This is to give notice that the subscriber
has obtained from the Orphans Court Of
Carroll county, in Maryland. letters of ad-
ministration on the Personal Estate of
SARAH A. HARTSOCK,
late of Carroll county, deceased. All persons
having claims against the deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with the vouch-
ers thereof legally authenticated, to the sub
scriber, on or before the 4th day of October,
1905; they may otherwise by law be excluded
from all benefit of said estate.
Given under my hand this 28th day of
February, 1905.
CLAYTON r. DEVILBISS,
mar4 At Administrator.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1905-03-18

and Five Dollars (S0.OOJ per ION ior
BLACK OAK BARK
of this years S peeling. delivered in good order
and condition at the Carroll Tannery, before
the LIST day of August, 1905.
We will not buy any Span Oak Bark this
year. and will only buy Black Oak Bark from
parties who will sell us their Rock Oak Bark.
THE CARROLL OAK TANNING CO.,
mar1I.l2t Of Carroll County, Md.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1905-03-18
No Preferred Stock.

and four and half yielded % pounds
From Empire potatoes he raised coo pounds the of
He his that he has ERASED
tables quality Mne than he has California
is far o
H. CrecenS in Mont
bushels bushels
on alfalfa goo bushels inlbank
Early Rose further cabbage
tomatoes celery and cauhowe raised anywhere have
Most Of the lands will achieve good results have
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1905-03-18
THE SHENANDOAH OF COLORADO.

home in peaches, prnne
nectanes pcos hackbees curant
eoOseberies almonds and walnuts
barley met alfalfa clover hops celery peanuts sorghum
Shenandoah products
Pnftah certain. enom for future thousands
of fruiu q a Shenandoah
hes 10 TO III
higher than Eastern with cash for everything delivered
has Ii ahunl manganese
and
furlshi share of food products o this
coupled INTEL
Hgenee Ifyoucn Irrigation tertHlng
Shenando has mill, planning mill shinge MILL
Lumber thousand shingles 81 and planed m-
Der a orb below Denver prices.
than the lowest altitude of the great
San I.u Valley of Colorado
in demand Each old tree
pounds before drying An $50 &c. 600
Of pound before 5000
and produce from 30 to 100 pounds fruit the third
Appeu esproduce rom25 o the fifth
Yields wheat, 90 bushels
800 500 bushels bushels timothy to
of
berries $3.50 per pberHe and celery about the
samev value per acre
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1905-03-18
$l,5OO,0OO.
CAPITALIZATION,
FARMING BY IRRIGATION

Farming irrigation the only certain and reliable method The
and ut All the products mature aSe a
valuable in the markets Irrigated lands out
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1905-03-18
BARK WANTED
TANNERY STATION.
OfPRIME CHESTNUT OAK BARK

We will pay Seven Dollars and Fifty Cents
Isl. SOY per ton of 1000 pounds for 1000 tons
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1905-03-18
All Shares Full Paid Non-Assessabe and Transferable
GUARANTEES FOR REDEMPTION

In order that investors feel perfectly in the purchase of stock aen-
following Redemption Clauses l.
received cash profits before eighteen months from date of purchase at least
will
his the
dividends him. of these special shares who desire purchase
following The will their shares
dbused holders of the k the
the initial $50 including perpetual
payment The will
the stakeholder direct advantage of 35 other purchasers 1t
him much this
$3.50 cash valuable farms This offer holds good
f eighteen months from date OF investment in the stock.
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS AS SECURITY.
Shenandoah Irrigation and Land Company will deposit
of the above
holder
A SURE AND PROFITABLE INVESTMENT.
will of
The division of splendid from the farms
$3.50 cash will rich irrigated farm Colorado that will
per year, the investment will pay profits 200 per
within Perfect climates home markets grand opportunity for
farmers Bank references Write for particulars call
Office and see location and plan property Information heeuly given
=
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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1905-03-18
JOHN f. ECEExRoDE. cHAs. E. EcEENRoDE.
John E. Eckenrode & Son,
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN
Buggies, Surveys, Stanhopes, Runabouts, Day.
tons, Traps. Stick Wagons, DeliveyWagOns,
Depot Wagons and all kinds of Vehicles.

NEW SHOPS, new tools and better facilities for
quick and good work. Special attention given 10
repairing in all its branches.
We have Rubber Tire Machine. and can
put on rubber tires at very short notice at our
factory we put on the celebrated Kelly. Goodyear
and Diamond all high grade tires All orders
promptly filled and work Of every kind warranted.
We have on hand complete stock of HARNESS
and WHIPS ofa kinds for light and heavy driv-
ing at prices that defy competition. Come and see
our stock of Vehicles and Harness before purehAs-
ing. We can save you money.
JOHN Z. ECKENRODE & son,
Cor. Liberty and George Sts.,
may2S Westminster Md.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1905-03-18
SPECIAL ALLOTMENT OF STOCK.

nldt Ito
in the fun 100 600 To expedite this
in ahead Of the demand the Company has decided to
anmt Of its capital stock $50 share value Sl0 share
rraiIp non ass-Sallaa aniua nsierlle.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1905-03-18
PROCEEDS FROM SALES.

sales made the proceeds les and fixed charges will be divided
pro the shareholders
yea dividend be earned stock propositions 1t simply
question of making sales and dividing the proceeds
Is THE SHAREHOLDERS RECEIVE THE PRO
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1905-03-18
LARGE PROFITS ASSURED.

Based aTu the selling the total sales farms will the least
to The charges.
he shareholders This 1861
rer cent PER CENT On THE PRES
ENT the held until the sales completed.
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oRs

incorporated under the Laws of Colorado
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1905-03-18

q, yifiur es q deere, as he C.rcul Court
iay t4-ruu Cou.ig. SsuinE ~ a Cont a..
Eguuy. pss-,sl ir cans NJ. il'H,. shrL,.p
Jeanar Brasu au4 l.eai, Ngawu. her husband.
arr the Complainant. ss.d Carv'iar N"kss
aBd sarah Smilh and james Smi}h. her bss
hapi arr. ih- Defendants. the aHis7S.su-t
Trustee. sill offer I'd Pahhr Sole. nu she
premises. -iInsse nn l4shiusr sisrri sa lrsoa
BrIs-. iu Carroll county ard STATE ~ Mar
fssra an
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Roberts 4 Grouse, Solicitors. Trustee.
feblS-ls F. Albert Crawford, Auct.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-02-09
0as reid1fte Sabn.

Der tiirsli9 sebprene erIte Sobn uno
Grbe bes Ser3oss uno Der SerSogin
BON WefminTter in 2onbon lit bas
rei6Ite 8abD Guropds. Del Ser5oe.
Der burd bic Ssiratb ieinsr S9DeIter
9abD Mdrgaret 9rosoenOr nit benz
SerSpg bon Sed aud gu benz ensIii6sn
&1nigsbauie in nabe 9s5iebungen sez
treten 1T, gilt als Der begiitertIte 2oro.
Ssbm gebDrt als Grbpd6ter Der gr6Bte
She'll bes 9runb uuo 9ooens in Bel
erapia, benz tbeueriten Stabttbsils
Qpnoong. Gls Der 9rpbpatsr oes
iebigen, crit 25iGbrigsu Ssr5ugs, Der
bdmdls aIs 5~rstpiqiser i'm Buren,
triege i'm Selbe itano, 1898 fturb. tpurs
ben Der geiib, Der benz Gntel 5ufiel.
auf S6,500,O00, bas periOnli6e @srs
mDsen uuf 100000 gei6dBt. limb
ods Sabreseintommen bes Ser5ogs be-
siffert man gegenpGrtig duf $780,
900, bod biirfte es ii9 in 35 Sdbren
miuoeItens nm bus Soppelte srh6ben,
fpenn nGmlih bic tets auf SO SABRE
abgefatpFenen 9a6tpertrdss ubgeIuu'
fen iein peroen. 9as ieBt geborent
8abp, oefeu Gintritt in bic 8elt bon
Der Qonooner @eIeaI6dft als Elm iebr
bebeutfames Greisnib bsgriibt purbe
piro banu urgefGbr S. in Der Wtinutt
aussuaeben baben. Die iugenoli6t
Ser3ogin Sbslagb bon BeItminItsr II
iibrieens cine gsborsns Mtb GprnipaI'
lisz4eIt aus benz Sauie Der 9rafer
ron Sefapare uno cine SGpeiter be-
QrinseTIin Ssinri9 9leb. 81 Der
binbet engFe @eripdnoti6uft bic SAINT
lien Res rei9iten snalii6sn uno bel
r.i6Itsn prsubiiaen fiiritIi@sn 8runo
! BERN.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-02-09
SlHtbeniaft uns Sautcnt,insuno.

Die uridde Der SdutertraE.un9
bur9 gepiIe primelurteu liegt nab
Dem bsutiden profsfor Oh. q. Teitler
in ben Sriiientanren, tpeI9e be 9latts
unterisiteu Intpis bic 9latts uno Bill
tbenIliele 6eoeden. Sieie SaaIe be-
iteben aug msbreren 56eilen, bsren
oberitsr tugslf6rmig anseI9polen lit;
aus ibnen tritt nab benz @ufplaben
elm fdrbIpiss Setrst aus, bas an ben
Sauren berunterlduft unb bier ooer uuf
Der @pibermis eintrodnet, nobel iia
gelb eriaeinenbe Sriitalle in Nubeln
unb prismen abi6eioen. 3a5lrei6e
Snfsttionsperfu6e an peri6ieoenen
Meni6en ioipObG nit benz Pflun5ens
tbeil ais au9 nit benz Sefrst uno be-
Ipnbers nit ben iioIirtsn Sriitulnab:ln
fiiDrten fat INNER 81 benz Gr9ebnib
einer msbr ooer minoer beftisen Sauts
ertrantune. Snfolge Der &lebristeit
bes Setrets bIeibt es lei9t an Der !Sano
baften uno fam 10 nab alien SOrpers
iteaen uno aua auf anbere Wteni4en
iibertra9en peroen. Die peri6ieoene
Gmpfinoli9teit bel einSelnen Perionen
piro nit Der 9eridiebenurtieieit Der
Saut ertlGrt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-02-09
las ,,Sbiftu."

4ia mar in Sapan Elm !Saus mies
then, 10 lit es nit Der mondtli6en
Wietbe ALIEN nidt getbau; man muB
cine Siferbeit itelen. b. b. ben etfpu
breimonatli6en Wietbspreis benz
SausbsIibsr als Saution geben. Be
trGet bic Wonatsmietbe alp 100 Gen
(etpa $50, 10 muB nan 300 Gen phns
cine anbe!e Si6erbeit ais cine Gms
pfanssbeIGeinigung i'm 8ordus beaabs
len. Sie;es 9elo, ~ibitin" %senannt,
ent6inoet ieinsstpegs BON Der 8e5abs
lung Der p-pnatliden Mietbe pom er en-
Monat ar Sc itebt gang our 9erfis
gung bes ,oausbeiibers. 3tnieu be-
fommt mon nitt; oageasn lisfert oas
.fbittn" o.t genug has Setriebstapttal
fir irgenb sinen aufbeFerungsbeoiiritis
gen 9eI6 ifts5peig oes Germietttrs.
2eute, me- 1e piele Sabre lang in etn
uno bemIs!ben SauIe pobnen, tOnnen
bas @uFgtlb als peridentt betrdaien;
oenu tie 6ttommsn ss niht cher pieoer,
ais bis Re ods Sdus perlaiien uno
aud oann uur unOoatommen. Senn
5up0rosrit Sisbt Der Sausber ale @es
puraturtohsn fir bas nperpubnte"
Saus ub. limb bic gibt es in einem
SauIe, bas Hur aus Sol3, 9apisr, me
nig 9tas ano Strobmatten beitebt,
INNER in &.iias uno 6iiue. Ollie oieis
S6Goen mifsn be5ablt perosn urb
als SaratIons 9ommiifion pultst
uleiH untsidrGntt bic gebtetenoe
Stimms oes Suusberrn. Wtan fam
alfo unter l~lmitGnoen frOb ieiu, lpeHn
man i~ibsrtuupt etruas BON ieiuem
ribitin" retlst. SroBoem lit bieie Gins
ri6tung ni4t gang unbere9tigt, benu
bel benz ger.ngen Suusratb Der Supd'
ner 1T has nGiiden" aq3u leidt &C.
mdht.
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Giicmbabu Ssitt"belIc.
S,lupare. eadawanna uno gssHsru Sabn

IN RIIti ten !, CUNT lSO5
GIoIid -gtIlaet Serantpu fIr Ven Yer
nm DOS $40, 8 rs 800, 1910 Born ; H.
40 $40 uur 3 81 @armittass. 5ur Nsp
gJert u. philadelphia. I'm g.. 0 u. 10 10 Sprm.;
f2.4O un 49, Ndbmtidse. 6ur SOuIes
bore. o. 1abmitfass.
N0rnlih dur Bdudlc UNI | 10 6.22 u. 9OO
Ncr. 1 % 6.31 uni lilo Habmittaas. 5nT
Riuabamipe, 5lHird uut 3pil6tnfanonsn um
10 Is Wipr uur / Us Rd6m. our Ssptsp.
@vrdeulc uup Utica um LIS uue 6.22 Mpr. F.;
f,55 Ndpmittias SFrsd0. %prItuis unt
lltiea 3ua um g. n DrT. ldutt tdsiib, auses
usmmtu SOuuilss. Bur DlOntrOit UNI 9.HH'
Mor.; l.u5 una Gas Nabm. Nttrlipu VIC
ermcentteu um ! q uut o 10 Rabmtitass.
Bloom sburg SiDifou-9srldBl SuaHten
fur Nprlnumrtrldne um 6.35. 10 10 DlpT.
t.55 une 6.35 RdGm 5hr plymouth I'm 81
Ha9mIttaIs.
Spuntaass3uee.
sIplid-Blr 3tp grrf um $50, 800
6.O5 NM 1910 Mrrstus; 3.4O un5 3.35
Ratm.
Norplid 8lr Buffalo nm LIS, uni
GO WPpr.; 1855. 6.35 unp lilo Rabm
8ar Glnira uns 3Riitsufaticusn, 1925 Der
miltlls
Bloomsbury SibiFOu grId6t orhuirr
IN 10 ln Sprr uuh 6.35 Aebm
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10 intrrkltiotr.
RibsrtTs Der eItsrn BET Der slbbartune ser
GiHoer.

Die @erf6ieoeubeiten bes menfds
Ii6en WGrmebausbaItes BEL Sommers
pdrme unb 8intertGlte Iinb 10 eins
f9neibenbe, bub es tb0ridt mare, bic
Rotbpenoistsit elmer ~5tpedmGbisen Be-
tIeibung i'm Winter auber a9t gu ldis
fen. Die 9lbbGrtunesperiu 9e, pel9e
mands @ltern nit ibren &leinen mus
den, inbem fe bic iunsen Meni9ens
%tn0spleiu nit balbentblObten 9einen
unb gang sntbl0Btem gals in tiiblen
Sagen Der uebergangs3eiten, oft aber
uu9 mitten i'm @inter ipu5ieren fiibz
rem, Iinb ni9t bic geeisneten Mittsl our
Grreiduns bes ungeftrebten 3ieles.
Seoe itGrtere WGrmedbsabe ieitens bss
menI9li9sn &0rpers mub dussesIidsn
tperben bur9 Itdrtere 8erbrsnnungss
proSeFs innsrbulb befslben, oa ia feline
Semperatur duf Der nnrmalen SD6e gu
Derbarren beftrebt lit. 0ieie 8erbrens
nunesproSeFe tperben ermOeli6t bur6
bic gubrunesSufubr. Die Rabrung,
tuel6e man uufnimmt. bient aber nift
nur gu Sei5ungs3peden, lie bat aud
ale 9raftleiItungen Der Srgane gu be-
i~trsiten unb fir bic grneuerung Der
SOrperiubitan5 ein5utreten; in Der 3eit
bes &Orperlpa9stbums muB lie has
Material fir ben 4uf6au liefern. Ollie
bieie 3tpsds erfiilt lie bubur9, oub ie
uuf benz Wege bur9 bic 9eroauungsz
orsane cine 5pedmdbise 3uiummens
febung bes 9lutes 5uItanoe bringt.
Wtro nun Elm unperbdltniBmdBis srOs
Der She'll Der Nubrung gu Sei3ungsz
5peden perbruu6t, 10 miifen bic II
beren aufeuben notbIeiben uno bic Sol
gen aeisen ii9 ie3r augenfdllig in einem
perldngiamten Da6stbum, elmer
f9pa6en Mustelentpidlung, in mans
gelbafter 9lutbilOung; auf benz Sc
biete bss HerpenipItems beo6u9tet man
reiSbdre S9pG9e, eeringe seiitige
Spunntraft. limb bas S9limmite bier
BEL 1T, bab oieIs gtrt BON gtbbGrtung
serabe bel f9pd4liden uno oft audi
appstitloIen &inbern a~ngetpenoet pirb,
bsi osnen lie natiirli9 UNI 10 i6doIider
pirtt.
Die oben sei4ilberte Dirt, bic Sinoer
gu tlsioen, fibrt thatid@li4 gu elmer
gang erbebli9en Wdrmepergeuoung, bel
tpel9sr Der Sduptantbeil her S9Gois
gung auf ben tiefen SaIsausI6nitt snts
fGqt. Dieter ptrtt nt9t nur abtiibIeno
auf ben !6als ielbit. ionbern duf ben
ganSen Rumpf. Die parme 2uft@i6',
tpelfs Ti6 ur!er oem @influB Der SIR
perpirme 5lpiI6en 9aut uno Slsibung
entpidelt unb nsld)er mar oas Sefibl
Der 9ebagli6teit peroantt, iteist AM
&0rper in bic !S0be un0 enttpei6t bur9
bic enge Seffnung beItGnotg in bic
Gubenluft, genau 10. pie bic @Grms
bes brenneuben Sol5es in einem Samin
gum srDbten She'll unseniiBt bur4 ben
S9ornTtein bdponge6t. Sin tpeider,
let9t anliegenber Sragen piirbe bieiem
llsbslItanbe a6belfen unb nab teiner
Seite bin Na9tbeil bringen. @benio
tpGre cine 9~etleibung Der 9sin6sn nit
porOien Striimpfen aus pei9em Sc
pebe bds ein3id Rdtipnelle.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-02-09
Nplfsidunehrer als spISatcn.

Die Characterization oes oeuti6en
2e6rerpereins bat bic 3abl Der Bolts
f6uaebrer, bic i'm Sabre 1903 in ben
beutI6en WilitGrbienit eintruten, fir
bus ganse Rei9, nit @usnubme GINGER
2an6estbeile, feitssItsat. Gs truten
iuseeIummt 1857 9ebrer in bic armee
elm; bapon oienten 55S einiGbriezfrets
piaig. Sn Berlin unb aoburssGotb
oienteu idmmtIi6e, in 8ruuni6peig,
gabern uno S9par5burssRu bOlituot
nubeSu ale, i'm Electromagnetic 8iess
baben uno in 8eItfalen mebr uls bic
SGlfte, in Sannoper, 2iibsd uno Sa6s
fem 0eimar nabe3u bic SGlfte Der 2ebs
rer MISUNDERSTANDING. Su ben Dits
li6en 2anoeHbsilen. fopis in Wiirts
tembero uno in Oloenburg mu6te bic
We6rbeit Der 2s6rer BON benz Geat
bes NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 9isuftss teis
men 9ebrau6, 70 in Beitprsuben bon
Is nur 4, in Wledlenburg bon 80 nur
2, in OfpreuBsn BON 112 nur IS, in
QoIen 1S BON Sc uno in SdleIten 50
BON IA. SnbeFen lit in ben meiIteu
2unbestbeilen bic 3abl Der einidbris'
f~reirpilia bienenoen 2ebrer in Der gu
rubme bsgriffen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-02-09
TseFnit.


rsFttt 20 feunrn erhniut-
ter ytr adst. ut tlttihait
iruattat. gtedN aestaa.