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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-12
COURT
FOR SHORT LINE
Sustains Judgment of Lower Court in
Jones Condemnation Cases.
OWNERS WANTED INTEREST
STATUTE EXCLUDES THE CLAIM
MADE BY APPELLANTS.

The supreme court yesterday af-
frmed the Judgment of the district
court on the cases of the Oregon Short
Line Railroad company against Will
liam r. Jones, jr-, and his wife, Jessie
P. Jones. against James 5. Jones and
his wife. Annie S. Jones. and against
william r. Jones, ir., and James :.
Jones The Oregon Short Line was re-
Spondent and the defendants appellants
III each Of the three cases, which were
consolidated at the trial.
The Oregon Short Line b~ught ac-
uOns in the district court TO condemn
certain lots owned by the appellants.
The condemnation cases came uD for
trial IN the district court in March
1904. and the only matter submitted to
the jury was the determination OF the
compensation which the appellants.
who were defendants I'm the lower
court, should receive for the taking of
their property.
The defendants asked the court tor
instruct the jury to compute interest
at per cent from March 10. 1903. the
date of service of the summons in each
case, TO the date of rendering the YER
dict. on the aggregate amount allowed
each defendant deducting therefrOm
the rental value of the premises of
each defendant from March 10. 1903. to
date of rendering the verdict The
court refused 10 give this instruction.
and the jury brought in a verdict con-
demning the property of the defend
ants and assessing the value thereof.
An appeal was taken by the defend
ants. and the courts refusal to give
the instruction asked for was assigned
as error sufficient in the opinion of the
defendants to cause a reversal of judg-
ment-
Interest Claim Void.
The supreme court in sustaining the
finding of the lower court. said: 1t
is quite clear that the statute excludes
any claim of interest. at least such as
is here made. The statute says in
plain terms that the actual value at
the date Of the summons shall be the
measure Of compensation for all the
property to be actually taken"
The supreme court said further that
there had been no actual entry of the
Oregon Short Line Railroad company
in the property of the defendants. nor
was there an actual entry thereon at
any time prior 10 the rendering Of the
verdict of the jury by which the plain
tih's liability TO the defendants was
determined.
1t was ordered that the Judgment OF
the lower court should be affirmed and
the costs of the appeal assessed
against the appellants. The opinion
was by Justice StTaup. Justices Bartch
and McCaTty cOnCurring-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-12
THRIFTY CARPET CLEANER.
Steals JeweIry While at Work in a
Residence.

w s. Manley was arrested yesterday
afternoon bv Detectives Raleigh and
shannon and charged with stealing two
diamond rings and a pair OF cuff buttons
from the residence of \. X Shaw S43
East Second South one of the rings was
found last night in a pawn shop on Com
mercfal street. where Manley had sold
in and he also told the detectives that he
had sold the other ring and cuff buttons
To- a couple of boys.
Marley was engaged in cleaning carpets
ar tho residence Of Mr.. Shaw about
week ago. and Mr.. Shaw believes that he
stole the Jeweiry AT that time, although
IN vas not missed for three or four days
afterwards a complaint VIII be filed
against Manley today charging him with
grand larceny.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-12
STRONG WIND PLAYS HAVOC
Storm Sweeps Over Salt Lake and
Davis Counties-Severe at
Fort Douglas

Salt Lake and Davis counties were Wis
tied by Il severe wind storm early yester-
day morning which did no little damage
to wires. fences and trees Besides blow
ing down sixteen Western Union wires
as told in yesterday = Herald the wind
levelled the grand stand AT Lagoon and
otherwise played havoc with the resort
The severity of the storm was noted AT
Fort Douglass, where the wind swept
down the canyon all night and until noon
YESTERDAY At one time il threatened TO
lift the roof off one of the new barracks.
but before any damage was done the roof
was dashed down with ropes. Half a
dozen fences in the residence district at
the post were blown TO the ground.
University students could hardly force
their way up the college path IN the face
Of the strong blast. The wind blew fully
fifty miles an hour in the vicinity OF the
university and Fort Douglas reservation
early Yesterday morning.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-12
Last Hope Vanished.

When leading physicians said thai
w NJ Smithart of Pekin, Ia, had in
durable consumption. his last hope van
iShed- but Dr. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption Coughs and Colds
kent him out of his grave He says
This great specific completely cured
me and saved my life Since then
nave used il for over ten yeZrs. and
consider il a marvellous throat and luns
cure" Strictly scientific cure FOL
Coughs, Sore Threats or Colds: sur,
preventive OF PueUmOpb3. Guaranteed
soc and S1.O0 bottles. at =. c. NJ 1. drus
department. Trial bottle free.
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Rio Grande Towns Boom.

Mack. the new town at the junction
Of the Rio Grande Western md the
Uiutah railroads, is enjoying a boom.
Contracts have been let for a hotel of
sixty rooms. for an ore chute and for
a number of lesser buildings. Green
River is also attracting attention
among investors along the line of the
Rio Grande. Every available foot of
ground in the town has been bought up.
and decided rise i'm values is antici-
pated This is taken to presage the
building of the Salina branch in the
near future.
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Court Notes.

Joseph r. ParrS- filed suit yesterday
i'm the federal court against the United
States Smelling company for $4,000 for
injuries received while employed by the
company 1t is alleged in the complaint
that the plaintiff was repairing fue
when the SCaffOlding gave way. throw
ing him TO the ground. The complaint
further states that he received injuries
rendering him physically unable from
performing manual labor and asks for
81. 900 damages.
The following cases were transferred
from the district court TO the federal
court and were filed yesterday after
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-12

noon: Carl AIadsen filed suit for 900
for personal injuries against the United
States Smelling company; Ernest Oil
Yer has brought action against the
United States Smelling company for
SO. 600 for personal injuries. received
while employed by the company: Sarah
\. Carlisle and a. NJ. Hill have filed
suits against the Utah Consolidated
Mining company for SLIPS and S4.I9S.
respectively, for damage done 20 their
crops by the fumes and gases which
come from the defendants mills.
Geor@e a Cdau of Eureka was per
mitted yesterday TO practice in the
United states courts.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-12
METEOROLOGICAL REPORT.
Yesterdays Record at the Local Of
flee of the Weather Bureau.

Maximum temperature. > degrees. min
imum tempera ture. 30 degrees mean tenn
peTature. "A degrees. which is 3 degrees
below the normal. accumulated excess of
temperature since the first of the month.
- degrees: accumulated excess of tenn
perature since Jan. T. 30 degrees Total
precipitation from y. m 10 p m,
none: accumulated deficiency of preCipt-
tation since the first of the month, -SN
inch; accumulated deficiency OF precipi-
taUiOn since Jan. l. "a inch.
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NO REQUEST FOR NEW TRIAL.
Consequently Appeal of Power Com
pany to Supreme Court is Void.

In an opinion by Chief Justice Bartch.
which was cOncurred i'm by Justice
NcCarty. the supreme court holds, In
the case of MOhr TOuse against the
Consolidated Railway & ~Ower com
pany. that an appeal from verdict or
Judgment of the district court Is void
unless the lower or trial court is asked
rs a preliminary requisite TO pass upon
a motion Cor a new trial
ToUsp sought to recover from the
consolidated Railway & Power COM
pany for personal injuries. and at the
conclusion Of the evidence in the lower
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-12
r. S. COLLECT ON TRIAL.
Former Vcrnal Postmaster Has Hear
ina in Federal Court.

The trial of r. :. Collect formerly
postmaster at NeTnal. charged with a
shortage in his accounts was COM
meDced yesterday morning in the April
term Of the federal court. Several wit
nesses were called in the afternoon by
the prosecution after the jury was Sc
cured The case was continued until
today, when il viii be concluded
The prosecution is being handled by
Assistant United States Attorney Pen
nell CheUington. Attorneys : r. Thur
man of Provo and +. a. WedSwOOd Of
Salt Lake are representing the defend
ant.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-12
NEW FEATURE IN
EQUITABLE CASE
Stakeholder Allowed to Intervene in
Lord Suit
ARGUMENT OF COUNSEL
ATTACK UPON SUPERINTEND-
EMIT HENDRICKS.

New York. April IA new feature
WAS added to the Equitable Life As
surance society litigation today when
a stakeholder. Charles w. Morse. or
ganizer of the American Ice company
obtained permission to intervene in the
suit brought by Franklin Is. Lord to re-
strain the putting into effect of the mU-
tualization plan agreed upon by the
society's directors.
Mr.. Untermeyer representing Vice
President James II. Hyde, gave notice
that he would present "a formal petition
OF intervention, and said.
Hyde's Position.
Mr.. Hyde is most anxious for mu-
tualization; i'm fact. desires the amend
ed charter put into effect at the earliest
moment, but he wants naturalization
on terms that viii! preserve the legal
rights of the stock.
William 3. Hornblower. for the So
ciety, then concluded his argument be
gun yesterday. in favor of the mutual
izatiou plan.
Mr. Untermeyer then presented Mr..
Hyde'S case. He said that if the mu-
tualizatiOu plan favored by Mr.. Horn
blower prevailed it would in the end not
only deprive Mr.. Hyde of his property
rights, but that Mr.. Hyde would be-
"humbled.
Attack on Hendricks.
Edwin Sheppard. attorney for Mr..
Lord, in an address today 20 the court,
made an attack on State Superintend-
ent of Insurance Francis Hendricks.
after Nj HOrnblower had said Mr..
Hendricks was i'm favor of the mutual
ization of insurance companies.
1T is am insult TO the court to draS
I'm this mans opinion declared NJ.
Sheppard. He is not competent to pass
am opinion upon legal issues involved.
He denied us a hearing when he con
feTred with the insurance companies
He told us we might communicate with
him by mail, while he conferred per
sonalIy with the officers of the iusur-
auce companies"
Mr.. HOrnblower interpoSed to explain
that the quotation of Mr. Hendricks
views made by him was from a report
issued long before the recent confer
euces. The quotation. he said, was
from a public report from a RESPONSE
bic officer of the state.
ct don't care who ne is, said Mr..
Sheppard. He has been comforting
secretly with the private interests in
this corporation
Remark of the Court.
Justice Maddox interposed. remark
ms:
The superintendent of insurance
should have made a public report on
this matter. 50 that the people entitled
To know about what was transpiring
should have been kept informed"
The conferences at which Mr.. Shep-
pard claimed the interests he represents
were denied hearing were those held
here at superintendent Hendricks Of
fee. at which The proposed plan OF mu-
tuaiizatiou was agreed upon Repre-
sentatiVeS of both President Alexander
and Vice President Hyde OF the Equita-
BILE were present at the meetings.
Counsel for Mr. Morse declared that
the stockholders had not been consulted
as Co the adoption of the mutIaIiz
plan. and that therefore ne questioned
the legality Of the plan
Tfis ended fHc aTEumeDt of cruDS~I
end JU lee Maddox save them until T.
Gag To- file Uteis- m the meantime hC
gave no decision.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-12
KIRK PLEADS NOT GUILTY.

Alleged Burglar Arraigned in Dis
trict Court and Denies Charge.
{. II. Kirk was arraigned in the Grim
mal division of the district court yes
terday to plead to the charge that he
buTglaTiZed the warehouse of the Red
man Van Storage company the night
of Feb :, 1905. He entered a plea of not
guilty
Jim Foster, charged With stealing a
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-12

bay horse from Ernest Pappas Feb
20 1905. was, at his request, given until
tomorrow morning TO plead. Foster
was arrested in PocateIlo, Ida, and
brought TO Salt Lake by a deputy
sheriff
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-12
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

George +. Duckworth. Salt Lake.
Alice NJ Jones. salt Lake.
John +. Stevens. Hcuefcr
Gertrude Wright. Salt Lake.
William w. Richardson. Benjamin.
Mary DObSOn. Salt Lake.
Joseph W. Brimhan. Benjamin.
RebecCa LOSee, Benjamin
Ask your grocer for ROYAL Brea
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-12
SCOTS EMULSION
SCOTS Emulsion
SCOTS Emulsion
SCOTS Emulsion
SCOTS Emulsion
SCOTS Emulsion

the old story told times
without number and repeated
over and over again for the
last thirty Years. But It's
always a welcome story to
those in need of strength and
health. There's nothing ii
;ne world that Stops wasting
diseases as quickly as SCOTS
Emulsion
Eel <~ni ycu a saInp.-, tree
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-12
Honest Plumbers.

I. NJ. HigIey & Co, 100 East First
South. Phone 80. Electric wiring
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-12

Ask your grocer for Royal Bread.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-12

MEMBERS OF THIS ASSOCIATION ARE ENTITLED TO
FREE COLLECTIONS AND THE RATING BOOK, WITH ITS
PERIODICAL SUPPL EMENTs. EVERY MERCHANT MUST
BOOK OFFERS AGAINST POOR OR BAD CREDITS THE ISSUE
FOR 1905 is BEING COMPILED AND WILL BE MATERIALLY
LARGER THAN PREVIOUS EDITIONS HUNDREDS OF NEW
NAMES BEING ADDED, WITH THE PROPER CREDIT
RATING. THE ENTIRE WORK BEING CAREFULLY RE-
EVERY DETAIL WHEN COMPLETED 1T WILL PRE-
SENT A COMPLETE INDEX EVERYBODY WHO
HAS APPLIED FOR AND BEEN EXTENDED CREDIT. DE-
PEND, UPON 1T THE NAMES THOSE AND
THOSE DON'T WILL THERE AND YOU KNOW
THE RATING I'VE THEM WHETHER THEY ARE
ENTITLED TO CREDIT OR
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-12

sccrl Z BOWIE. g, Pearl Stress. New r-..
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gterbenne @erIeu.

Sc errest in Sutpeliertreiien srobes
@ufieben, bab Elm perlenbalsbanb I'm
Barrier 2oupre, oas uripriingli9 etnen
Wertb bon 100000 bate, aamGlig
1einen Wertb D~erliert ooer, tpie bte
So9oerftdnoisen es nennen, nftirbt."
perlen berlteren ndmli9 an @lans
nno S9Dnbeit, penn tie i'm Duntlen
aufbetpabrt tperben. Man9es rertb=
ppls perlenbalsbanb ipurbe baonr9
tperthlcs, geipann ieoo9 tpieoer, tpenr
es Dem 2i9t ausseiebt tpurbs, SIN
Wlsemeinen setpinnen perlen babur9,
Dab tie getrasen tperben, aber Der @ins
HUB Der menf9li9en 9aut auf bte
perle 1T Elm berf9isbener. Oie perz
len Der etnen Dame setpinnen baonr6
an Glana. tpGbreno bie perlen Der an.
osrsn Dame tbren @lana almGlig pers
lieren. Siirfifen finb Defenders fir
aubere @tnfliiFe smpfdnsli6. Gin
Sirtts, Der nit Oel in '8eriibruna
tommt, ooer beim Mafden bur9 @eife
beribrt miro. nitro griip. Mls Mtttel
gegen bas Sterben Der perle fam, ipie
erpdhnt, I'm Nqsemeinen nllr empfobIen
lperoen, fis fletBis gu trasen, Sic ssz
fptnnen our9 Srdgen uno our6 bitter.
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Git@faua untt atIfe ppn mift.

uebsr Gif4fang nit Silfe BON @ift
our9 Die 8etpobner Der MarianentnTel
Guam tbeilt %. 6. @afforo S~olaenoes
NIT. Der @ebraud, bic Sif9e bur9
ms Wofer gelests siftige pflan3en
ooer 5rii4te gu betGuben, finbet ft3
aud fonft. 4uf Guam Iiefert oas Mits
tel gum Sang ein bort febr getpDbn-
lt4er Baum. ote y8~arrinstonia fpes
etofa." Die Sru4t, oie sttpa oie @r6be
oes &opfes elmer 4abe srrei9t, INTRO
gu einem Bret 8eritoBen. In einen Sad
9ef9lofen uno uber Ra9t aufbepabrt.
Wenn tieffte @bbe eintritt, perben Die
Sdde nit ben 5erfleinerten 5rii6ten
am ndditen Wlorsen duf oas 8iff nit
genommen uno BORT in ttefen Qo6ern
berientt. Die 5iihe fommen bann
balo duf Die OberfId6e, etnige toot,
anoere nod 3l fdpimmen perIu9enb
ooer nit Der Gau9Iette na6 oben
lhfpd@ tGmpFeno. Die Gingeborenen
fe auf ooer tau1en aud man6z
nal nad) linen.
5 Gents Onuona .@ioorre.
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Gr6be GrOfnnng utOrgen.
sur Seitdtigun8.-
KQEce, 5, 10 II. 25 cts. Stpre.
N.'.oo 315 SH,Spnffpn gtraRe,
naBe oer 8aS= Office.

Ser groBe &reB's Store, in
benz neuen gebdube. oas ipesiea fir
oas 8eih6ft bon gilbert Maoerid,
SEQ. 315 Sf.9ouitpn StraBe, erriGs
tet nuroe, miro mDreerl, rur CUR Bes
ltdtigung, nDn 3 big $50 nahmittag
uno upr 7.30 bis 9 ubr abenos ees
Dffnet lein.
Die electromagnetic Soee oieies uns
ternehmens, tpelde8 feline 9iren fir
8eiuher 6Hnet unb Die, bur1 nelDe
es ieinen auBereemDbnlihen @rfDfe
erlangt bat. mtro BON Seoem 1oQletd,
ertannt tperoen, penrt er ben number
bibihen Store betritt. Ser Store ift
Elm Soeal in ieinem hibiden Nrranges
inent; er lit noufommet1 in ieiner 8e.
quemlihfeit; es lit elm Store fir Die
8unoen. Snbem bic SSirn1a rtur ouf
Die Sntereiien ibrer &unoen bebaht
NOR. bat iie ben groBen @rfola in an
oeren Stdoten erreidat un0 San Nn=
tDnio lit oaau 81 gratulierer,. elm @es
ibdft gu erhalteu, rpeldes uns Elm
neues @ebduoe neribafft bat, bas
nit Der ihDniten ginrihtung ausee.
itattet lit. Die su erbalten mar, uno
Die i'm mabriten Gimme bee Wortes
cine 3ieroe fiir uniere Staot 1T. Sic
bat uns einen @infaufs= Bolaft our
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Treunoe gu treffen.
Sober miro @eleaeubett baben, fid
uun oieier 9atinhe tnoreen, bel Der
GrDfnune, gu iiberseuaen- BET MEL
cher @ele9enbeit gbeoo0r Nrbt'S Or=
Ibeiter cine auBaeaeidnete &Dnsert-
multi liefern miro, fir tpelhe Elm Ell
genes Broeramm aufgeiteat muroe.
Sc ueroen teine Waren %oerfauft,
biz SamItag Woraen.
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= g.

Sn Wacu ftarb s. 8. Gbrens
bed. Der Superintendent ether oorti,
gen Oelmible, i'm Nlter BON II Sob.
rem. Der Beritorbere tppbnte friber
IN 0emplteao uno Brenban.
Su 9bler fam elm Heger Sea-
mems 90. Sames bel benz WerIuhe,
ei1est meiBen Mann BON einem aela.
oenen elettriiben Drabt gu befreieu,
um's 2eben. Der Weibe tuuroe ae.
rettet, madte .iih aber ihleunioit
onuDn.
- Sn grpftal Springs BEL 6uuitpn
1T Elm alter Wann Namens gbriitiau
Uienbam in Tolee zines Spiuneus
biifes ~eeitDrben.
.@r0Bbersoain gli1abeth" bos
Shulihif oes .0oroo. 2lopb", miro
I'm Sanuar nab @alnefton fDmmen.
SIN porieen Sabr rpar es ihun eins
NAL bort.
Bel Dem 5euer in McGinnen
lit Elm iunger Wann Namens @iQ
Gowerp um's 9ebeu aetDmmen.
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Muf Der 6einreiie aus Deutidys
LAMB nah Baltimore itarb an BDro
oes Dampfers n8ranoeubura" BON
Norooeutihen 2lppo @eDrg Wilbelm
Sail an Der 4unaenentainouna in
@egenmart ieiner Srau uno ieines
iinQften Sohnes. gr mar am 8. Suli
1928 in Der beiliihen uninerIitdts.
itaot @ieBen als ilngiter 5obn oes
9abafsfabrifanten 8. 8b. Sail aes
boren. Wtt trefflider faufmanni.
iber uno iprablider Nusbilounq une
Qenauer Genntnis Der gabatsfabris
tatiDn uno oeS Tabatbanoels fam
@eDrg WilbeIm Sail 1847 als ueua.
sebnidbriger Singing nab Wmerita.
uno ihon meniae Sabre oarauf bes
gam er. nahoem er bic nDtigen eriten
8eratihaften aus DeutiGlono gebult
bate, cine fleine T~abafsfabrit in
Baltimore. 9bnea ~perar0Berte iie
iih, uno peridieoene Soften Gauhs,
Shnupfs uno &autabat. Iomie 81
aarren gingen aus ihr berpDr. Sn
leinem rbeinldnoilhen 5hmaaer
Gbriitian VI, Der ebenfalI8 in Der
Sabrif in @leBen aeihult tuar, ers
belt Sail insmiiden einen treffliGen
@elAaftsteilbaber. SIN Sabre 1858
ibon tonute Die Sirma lire aruBors
tiaen eigenen Sabrifgebduoe errihs
ten. Die fte nit oer Belt nod bebeu=
tend ermeiterte.
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Wsadt Sud feiue @esaufen.

8enn Sbr franf unb ni4t aufselest
ieto, idtper uno binfanig fiblt bur6 Die
BON l1nperbaulidfeit, Collie uno @ierenz
leioen berbei9efiibrten Sbmer5en, lest
@uh ni6t bin unb benft oariber nab,
lonbern elf uno nebmt electric 8itters.
9ariu finoet SIR 8erseiien aller 2eiben
uno @uer @emiit tptrb ni6t unn0ti9 be-
idpert. 3u baben bei S. &afteper &
Sobn, @eo. S. S. S6miot, Gisentiimer,
unb Ioofi 9reiB. Breis so Gents.
@arantiert. :.
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Sebt, auf ct. 8ernarb's S6bn'n bic
&rdnter iprieBen unb sebeih'n, aus oeren
SOFT man Biaen i6aft, @eIunobeit Alt
berleiben. 8enn es am Stublgana Dir
gebrt@t, 10 ntr1m' 5ofDrt. un6 a6g're nidbt
st. Bernard 3rdmterptIlen Elm; stpei
maiden fanft eie Ddrn1e rein; Bis reaufdr
Der Gang gum Srt, fabr' gu nit gleidher
Sois fort. Damn ton1rnt Der Mppetft auf's
yten', 9u iBt fir 8speie meiner 9reu, unb
Ou neroau'ft nad bDllem EiIfa, fdblf Old
10 friih als toie etn Slid. Sir 25 Gents
BET GuDthefern 5u baben.
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@arnuna Der Natmr.
9tc SeU0Iferttne nom SAT- Wnto'
niD mttB lie atterfennett ttS
tbr ett8e9enaptrfen+

Nierenleiben fuu1rner langlamL auf
mpiteriDie 8eiie.
Nber Die 9atur marnt @ub ieoess
mai bur9 ben urin.
Beobadtet Die Setretipnen Der
Mieren.
Sebt nab, ob Die Sarbe unqes
FUND lit.
8enrt es oarin Mie6eridldge uno
Booeniab oiebt,
gu baufiae, aeriu9e ooer ihmer5<
bate gntleerungen,
Damn lit Die Belt aetomtneu,
Doon's Nieren : SiQen gu 9ebraus
den,
I'm 8rigbts Mierentranfbeit Doer
0arnrubr abaumenoen.
9oan'S Bilen boben in San Gin.
tonic aroBe Nrbeit perrihtet.
S. g. @oparos, Barbier, SEQ. 11O7
@ntrDsS traBe. San Nntonio. Teras,
pobnbaft, iaat: Set orei Sabren unb
ldnger lltt i'd an einem lhmeraboften
urinlafen. Die Wbionoeranaen mas
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