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ORDNANCE No. S5G.

An ordinance laying off a portion of the city of Pine Bluff, Arkansas, into an improvement district for the pur- pose of constructing sidewalks in said portion of said city to be known as Sidewalk District Number One of said city.
 Whereas, more than ten resident owners of real property of that DOT tion of the city of Pine Bluff hereinaf- ter described have duly petitioned the city council thereof to lay off said por- tion of said city in an improvement district for the purpose of consNuct- ing sidewalks along and beside said real estate abutting upon the streets of said city within the territory of said district, the material for said paving to be of concrete in accordance with the specifications of ordinance No. S24 of the city of Pine Bluff as described in said petition; now, there-
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and to Russia. Both at the court of the Ring of Italy and at St. Petersburg he Mas spent his mon ey Freely in keeping open house and glv- Ing grand recep- tons such as repre- sentative diplomats Ire supposed to pro
 vide in order to maintain the dignl- tty nf the govern-
 nents by which
 hey are accredited.
 Mrs. Meyer. who
 rvuc Mice A1irn An
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Tho Tact Market.

Chancellor James k. Day was once advising young undergraduate Of Syracuse university to cultivate tact. But, alas" he said, "1 fear that advice on such subject must always be wasted. On tact the last word was spoken by Barbey d'Aureyille when he said:
 "If tact could be bought only those already possessed of 1t would want ts buy it'"
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WOnl en Writers.

We know Il number Of womeL writers, and many of them are very good looking-much better looking. at any rate, than men writers, whose ap pearance Is very seldom as attractive e thelr woxks.-Academy.
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CAMILLE CLIFFORD.

States Sne vas ''seoond maid" In . Boston family for a time and also worked ill a laundry. but. being brought to tlle attention of Henry w.. Savage, Was given iy hita place in "1he Prince of Fl e:l" ea.aplny. Her beauty and cl.5..9.... Ct! t!:e rest. h London she creetaI sGeh a craze that she excited the jealousy of Edna May, who finally re>igned from The Belle of Mayfair conIl2.ti.! in pique. As the bride of ;t future peer sl4e will have new field to coz, liler that of Eng li>h society. Sil, i; coasis!era,l Il good specimen of the Gibson girl type in appearance and character and has the poise necessary for entrance to eX. elusive sets. sller husbands father has threatened him with diSinheritanCe, but the young man is making money in garage business and enjoys an in- come of $l50,UUo from his estates.
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rake 1t is supposed SRat should he write Il society novel 1t would show up some of the doings of The smart set i'll way that might not De quite to their liking. It might be sup posed that with his war on the system and his campaign against boodling i'll the Massachusetts legislature MT. Lawson would be too busy to give any atten- i;ion to social conditions among the ssch set, but he Is a versatile man, and as he has dallied with horses, yachts, dogs, cattle, pictures and statuary, 1t is not surprising he should be up on mat rers connected with the Four Hundred. Making money has lost it's special charms to him, 1t Is so commonplace. Losing 1t, even by the million, Is some thing to which he has become accus- somed, too, but it seldom takes him very long to recoup his losses. He likes to spend his money better than he EIkes making 1t, and few Americans Nave ever spent their dollars with such prodigal generosity as he. If he wants X thing he buys it regardless of cost, as n the case of the historic Lawson pink. 4 New York concern offered 5000 for the slip, Harlow w. Calvin made 1t S6,0OO, another florist made bid of 315,OO0, and Lawson jumped It to 53O,OOO
 Georss von Ltngcrke Meyer. the Emitted States ambassador to Russia. who is scheduled for early appoint nent to the cabinet as postmaster gen sral, comes of distinguished Massa- ahusetts family and was born in Ros ton forty eight years ago. He Is graduate of Harvard, has had a sue esessflll career in business and has sery- ST in various positions ill the public service from alderman and member of Legislature un to ambassador to Italy
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ORDIN.AN(F. N. .>G.

An ordinance pfeSeflplA2 the uulles and pav of the City Treasurer; amend inc sections 393, 39., and repealin@ sections ss6 and 39S of Coleman,s Di- oest of the city ordinances relative thereto and ordinance Ne. go passed March r. 1906, amending said section 2o8 Inf the city of Pine Bluff.
 Re It Ordained by the City Council oI
 the City of Pine BIuli:
 Sec That the city treasurer shall no longer perform the duties o,. receive the pay of the city collee- tor, and such officers shall hereaiteE be and remain separate and distinct.
 Sec 2 Section 33933 Of Coleman Digest of the city ordinances Is here hv amended so as 10 read as follows Sec. 39S-It shall he the duty o1 the city treasurer to collect all saloon IT, censes and to collect from the sheflH and collector of Jefferson county the revenue aisns from city taxes. He shall receive from the sexton o1 l'e!.- wood ceneterF. the police judge, the city collector and other agents ot the city, al moneys or other securities collected 5y them in behalf of or due the ciy: and he shall keep corFee- record shoWin2 ail amounts so coz lected or received b>= him and the dlf- ferent kinds of fuuds/cOIlected or re ceiyed m him andghe shall perform general such duties as may De [e= uuired Jy the laws of this state or oH city odlance.
 Sec s Section 3al of Coleman Digest Of the city 0fdinaces ls herebE amended to read as follows: sec 394-The city treasurer shall at tue end o each month and on or peiote tne fg Monday of the SucceedlhS montk make and file with the cllA clerk full and complete statellehl showls the amount of money ahe warrants in his hands to the cfeulC oA each fund on the first day ol each month he amount and kind of 1undS receiiel bv him from each ana eVels source, and the amount ana XII" U, funds ilsbursed by him on each ana every account during the moh1h' anu the balances on hand, if any, 10 the credit Of each fund on the last day oL each month. He shall also He "ltn such aatement all city warrants k ceived and cancelled by hlm darii1' the Nyious month, taking the " ceipt Of the city clerk for the ass'e' gate amount thereof. ..,o,
 Sec |. The city treasurer sna' give bond as required by law m lil' sum Of forty thousand dollars 10 o' approyad bv the city council pelof' enterDg upon the duties of his once
 Sec. The salary of the city treas urer shall be twenty-five doliais pc moni, payable at the end of eac' mona and as other officers ana elll ploys of the city are now pald. n shallpceiye no commissions or emoi uments of any kind whatsoever othe thanbs salary as herein provlded.
 fSee 6. Sections 396 ana o'' ,; ! Coleaan's Digest of the clty o1u' 1n names and ordinance n'lmoel o ame1djng said section 39S' tosel'e with all other ordinaces and paVts ordinances in conflic, herewith al hersm repealed, and this ordinahe shall urake effect and be in force ffoi and After the expiration or the ie5t s;. lar term of office of the present o''
 '' M HIGHTOWER, Chrm.
 l. H. HUDSON, ..
 I F. BOYCE, Commltte1
 Passed and approved DecemTA All l 190f 1,avo '
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CAMILLE CLIFFORD.
American Actress Who Has Welded
 Prospective Peer.

Prospective Peer.
 Camille Clifford, the American ac- trass whe will some day become d peereSs through her marriage to the Hon. Henry I.yndhurst Bruce. the eldest son of Lord .Aberlare. recently succeeded to the role previously filled by Edna May In London's latest comic opera hit, The Belle of Mayfair" Her marriage to the prospective British peer was secret on account of the op- position of the groom's family to the match Previous to going on the stage she was known as Camilla Otterson and was born ill Norway. When fifteen years old she ran away from her aunt in l'hriStiauja and came to the United
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Kent Her Word.

"This," said the school friend who had not seen her for year. this is the girl who vowed to me that she never would belong to any man, chr
 .I don't" said she who had beer: married the matter Of some few months or so. "He belongs to ne"
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Making New Rubber Plaats.

From rubber plant which Is grow ing In a living room, the best way to get plants Is by scoring the bark of the limb where you want the roots to grow and covering the injury with spliag gnum moss. which must always be kept damp, Roots will soon permeate the moss. when the limb should be cut of and potted.-Garden Magazine.
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place, and MT. Moo- dy presented him self for exarnina- ton, but was told that h. was not qualified.
 You eau but try me and sec" was the atlSW CT.
 The request was granted, a..H to the
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Committee

poss0d and approved December i, 1906. II. N'-N' L'
 Attest. -f"' oH " A LEE, City Clerk.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-01-13

William H. Moody the present attor
 ieey general in the cabinet of President Roosevelt, who will soon go on the Yoench of the United States supreme court was not always recognized as possessing the making of great jurist. It was not long after he commenced tshe study of the law that an examlna- Ron of candidates for the bar took
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-01-13

pleton, is woman of many personal charms and exceptional eleverness, and n,he has aided much in establishing her husbands success as diplomat.
 At luncheon party not long ago MT .Meyer told an incident illustrating the Yallantry and wit of the czar.
 "A beautiful Italian girl he said, Twas summoned to play the violin at she Winter palace.
 "She was an excellent musician. Her oerformance was admirable At the end with a smile and little bow, the eczar said to her:
 "If were to shut my eyes While you are playing, l could fancy it were Ysaye but much prefer to keep them open
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ocrat. of late years he has yotai the Republican ticket He Is best known as diplomat. but in addition to his achiey ements in the field of diplomacy he has practiced law, written books ou history and political economy and made ! success in business. He Is member of The Hague peace tribunal.
 Mr. Straus is deep student of social problems and In the Civic federation has employed his energies in bringing about a better understanding between capital and labor.
 The prospective cabinet member was born in Germany in 1850. came to th'S country In childhood and Is graduate of Columbia university He is presi dent of the New York board of trade and transportation and of the Ameri can Social Science association.
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k0nnaSW.LawS0n and Other Folk
frenzied Finance" Man 10 Become Nov. alst-Meyer's New Job-Sir William 7erkin Attorney General Moody.
 GarIington's Difficult Task.
i" II Q VI A 5 w.
 T. A " SON is

HOl Sj iS SlltNt " itii the literary fame he has won through his magazine expose of "frcnzied finance,
 but is credited with an ambition to enter the field of fiction. In view of his predi- oJ .,.j
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An ordinance regulating overhead signs in the city of Pine Bluff and providing a penalty for failure to con- ,Al.- ,1.itla tbo cn1
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J. M. HIGHTOWER' Clr1r'
 J. II. HUDSON, .,
 J. E. ROYCE, Commltase |. pn.sd and approved DecemefA1 ''os Mayor w. LEE. City Clerk
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-02-28

have money on hand for three
or four choice farm loans. also a
quarter section to lease 4 miles
southwest Of Nezperce. 3. J. DC
Rae.
Frank Englchorn met vish a pain
ful accident while working 10 the
machine shop Monday. a piece Of
steel penetrating bis lett eye. It
proved very painful for a time. but
was not serious.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-02-28

The Dryden postofice in tn
Greencreek section has been discon
tinued.
Good six room house in Nezperc'
to trade for cattle or horses. Sc.
Larson.
NJ Sharky was over from the
Woodside country the forepart Of
the week
II. D. Pardue returned home
Tuesday from visit to his old home
in Kentucky.
Just follow the crowd and you viii
see "Tennessee's Partner" to-
morrow night.
II you want to trade horses for
good town lots in Nezpcrce see w.
L. Masterson.
Mrs. F. ]. Englehorn is recover
ing from a six weeks seige Of the
typhoid fever.
Have your pictures framed at
Fink Bros. Large line of moulding
to select from.
Miss Edith Warren, of Fletcher,
is visiting with Mrs. Martin Kuhn
for few days.
Joe Durham returned home Mon
day from three weeks visit to the
Palousc country.
Ross Stout left Sunday for Lewis
ton on short business trip, return
ing home yesterday.
Elmer Lehman, who was threat
ened with appendicitis, is able to be
up and around again.
FOR SALE CHEAP-An Emerson
piano. Easy terms. Enquire Of
Postmaster Hardwick.
Lester Martin has disposed of his
holdings in the Kennewick country
and moved to Spokane.
E. Olson, living east Of town, has
moved into the w. J Ramey house
ust west Of Dick Crim's.
T. J. Hardwick, Of Wallace, is
to arrive tomorrow for
hort visit with his parents.
For Sale-Some good wheat hay.
inquire of Martin Lux, a mile north
nd mile west of Nezperce.
Notice is hereby given that we
o no repair work at the tin-shop cx-
ept on Fridays. w. z. Coble.
Thirty-fve good lots near univer-
ty at Pullman, for sale or will trade
on good farm. w. E. Larson.
FOE REnT-The L. e. Morrison /
.rm of $50 acres. Apply to L. N. h
Tift, Farmers State Bank, Nezperce b
Iaho. .
800 acres in Alberta for sale or /
ade for Nezpercc land or city prop Il
ty. Will pay difference. See il
lrson. 81
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-02-28

No. IA good 100 acres 4 miles
from Nezperce for only $780,
No. IA dandy 80 acres, plenty
of water, good orchard, fair build
ings, close to town. A snap at $4,000.
No. 800 acres near Fletcher
Plenty of water, good orchard, fair
improvements, 100000 feet Of saw
timber. Price only S5250.00.
No. 1.-Two fine lots on east side
of Nezperce with 8-room house for
10000.
No. 500 acres, miles from
Nezperce, $50 acres tillable, bal
ance pasture, fine stock layout.
Easy farms, $4,000.
No. $40 acres 6 miles from
Nezperce, 100 acres pillow land, good
house, orchard and plenty of water.
Going at half price. Cheaper than
stealing it, s2700.
No. 7-On easy terms good lot
in business block in Nezperce.
Building on lot. Only 100000.
No. $40 acres 8 miles from
Nezperce. A good buy for $1,000.
MISCELLANEOUS
For rent-a good ranch near Nez-
perez, well improved, for only S125.
cows and one calf to trade for
a town lot.
One stallion, weight 1900 pounds,
age 8 years in the spring, color gray,
price $4,000 or will trade for lot OF
another horse on terms to suit.
A bill of sale to the undivided one
half interest in and to a half-broke
cayuse foraging some where south
Of town. Consideration ropeing and
delivering him in Nezperce.
r. H. WALLACE,
ONCE IN Tarnors grafs Rank Bid FezDerce
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-02-28

| 80 arces of good land three mile
from Nezperce. VIII take part il
cattle. Easy terms on balance. w
Z. Larson.
NDr. A. ]. Cooper reports the brit
of baby girl at the home Of Mr.
and Mrs. John Flatt. north OF town
Sunday night.
I'D Bell, living southwest of towr
sold some 80 head of hogs to George
Stellmon Tuesday, the price paid
being 7c per pound on foot
F. w. Nichols will have a pub
lie sale at the B. J. McRze ranch
two miles east and two miles south
Of lilo on Tuesday, March 5th.
Rev. Stephen Johnson and Mrs.
z. A. Johnson left last Friday for
Juliaetta, having been called there
on account Of Mr.. Johnson's illness.
For RENT-The farm known as
the Bischcl place three miles south
Of Nezpcrcc. Cash or grain. Ad-
dress NJ. H. Keltner, Charleston,
Washington.
The Northwestern Business Col
Iege at Spokane will have its annual
reunion Friday, March 1st, at which
time the old pupils Of the school are
invited to attend.
For SALE-Three head good work
horses, weight from 1850 to 1850,
also two yearling Hambiltonian
colts. Hugo Gouthiod, Al miles
east Of Nezperce.
l will have public sale at my
place two miles northwest of Green
creek on Monday, March 4th.
Horses, cattle, farm implements,
stc., will be sold. J. A. Booth.
A new list Of properties for distri-
,ution among homeseckers will be
printed within short time. If you
iesire to sell your place list your
property at once. w. z. Larson.
The mail has been from two to
hree hours late for the past few
lays on account of the bad roads.
70 blame is attached to any one and
be stage men have the sympathy Of
II.
B. c. Barbor took official charge
the receivers duties in the Lewis
IN land Office Monday, having re-
eived word last week from the
eneral land Office that his bond had |
cen accepted.
Dave Lowry, Of Dublin, was in
'wn Sunday and Monday enroute
,me from Lewiston where he. had
zen serving on the jury. Dave re-
,rts that the anti-divisionists ipI
ewiston gave him a wide birth and
at there are many there who are
favor Of the division and hope to
c the county divided. u
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-02-28

2. w. Webster. late Of Nssperce.
has purchased the A. S. Batt~rEell
fruit ranch IN Clafksson. Itisa7t
acre tract and the price paid vas
$1,000.
b'll are ou, announcing a publl.
sale al Ben Rcssbach's, one mile
vest and a half north OF Nesperre
on Wednesday. March 9th. Horses
mich co.'s. farm implements, etc.
will be offered for sale.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-02-28
Tennessee" tomorrow night.
Larson, real estate, that's all.
McLennan's for horse shoeing.

McLennan's for horse shoeing.
Strickfaden's, Nezperce, for har-
ness.
Mrs. C. W. Felt is on the sick list
this week.
You can't miss it if you patronize
the Boss Barn.
Our chop mill runs at all times.
Stellmon Bros.
It's good one "Tennessee's Pard-
ner" tomorrow night
A grand production "Tennessee's
Pardner" tomorrow night
Farmers have your chopping done
at the Boss Barn Chop mill.
John Klaus, of Fletcher, is spend
ing a few days in Nezperce.
Revival meetings at the Christian
church closed Monday night.
, The roads between Nezperce and
Kamiah are almost impossible
Plenty of seats for all "Tennes-
sees Pardner" tomorrow night
English Bluegrass Seed meadow
Fescue) for sale cheap. ]. B. Lauby.
Stephen Badger is on the sick list
this week the forepart of the week.
F. c. Hicks left Friday for Mos
COW on business and pleasure trip.
Good work horse for sale at the
stable Of the Ramey Co. in Nezperce.
IF you want saddle horses, rigs,
DR. horse feed, come to the Boss Barn.
SEED GRAIN FOR SALE-Clean
wheat, oats and barley. J. l. Long.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-02-28
Remnant Sale---One-Half Price

Tbs week viii Annual consisting
In hne=
DRESS GOODS,
RIBBONS LACES engths
The carefully in
placed The
selling
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-02-28

TRY A PAIR or
OUR NEW STAR
BRAND SHOES.
THEY ARE BETTER
THAN ANY
OTHER MAKE
AND COST NO MORE
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-02-28

We aprceth
kofev don the of
c dand vzluesw to a )
the Avaayo o
thatyo be abe 10 gctyo sprng n n win one for
Fashion to be
seveaIssas hnded Braid all
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-02-28

NEW SPRING
GOODS NEARLY
ALL IN AND
READY
FOR
YOUR
INSPECTION
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-09-24
Cine Sasamini- glnefbpte

er3dblt Die vYau MaIl @asette": Ser
beriibmte Siplinoirtups ippllte ii1 eli
mes Cages in Die @robe Oper in Sas
ris begeben, mo- er burh fem &iplins
fon5ert auf Der @>Seite ale 8elt
ent5iidt. 9a es iebr ipdt par, iprans
Der Wtneitro. Der lonit jeSen Yfennig
5ebnmnl umbrebte, beppr Ell i'm aiss
CAB, raid in einen @ngen. Mls er
Dor benz Sbeater an9elanst mar. for
berte Der auti6er 10 Srcs. fir Die
fur5e Sabrt. r@asl" ihrie Yaganini.
Sic iinb ipobl perriidt? F.! 10 Srcs.
fir flint @inuten?" SD pei6,
baB es etpns bel it,. erpiberte Der
autider, onber mas limb fir einen
Wann, Der burd Spielen auf elmer
ein5igen Saite Sauienbe perbient. 10
Srcs. 2" - .S6Dn". entseenete &az
ganini. inbem er ni6t einen Yfennis
mebr als DAG ridti9e Sabrgelb be5abls
te, ~iobalb Sic es fertis brinsen, ST.
rem 8a9en auf einem ein5isen &aoe
lnufcn su lniien. fommen Sic 5u mir,
llnb ib iperbe Sbnen 10 Srcs. sebeul?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-09-24
Gin iuitiser diplomat.

Ser en9lii6e Yolitifer Scnrb 9as
boudere, Der uier5i9 Sabre lang Ears
lnmentsmlitglieo 9eipeien 1T uno iih
jest als rubebebiiritiger @ann nad)
Slpren5 5uriidgc5ogen bat. bat aud
oils Diplomat @eiit uno 8is 9e8eiet.
@inmul pilrbe Der iun9c &aboufere
ais Nttdde bon Dresden nac6 Sons
ltantinopel perlebt; or erbielt ails
Sonbon Die Wiittbeilung bon leiner
Serlebung, meiter nber nibt5. 9ia6
einiaer 3eit fragte bas Iiuiiteriun
Des Ienberen bel linn telegrapbiih
an, lpesbal6 CT nod nidt in &onitanz
tlnopel lei. Snbpllfere a|ntlportete Ios
fort, on nan linn fem @elb 9eS6idt
babe, Die Heiie Su SuB antreten mill
lie; England iolls MIR @ebulo babeu,
er peroe i6on nod anfommen. Gin
anoermal, ais CT @eianotl1aftslefres
tar in &nibingtou mar. eri6ien in
ieinem Surenu Elm auf9ere9ter 2anbss
mann, Der iofort Den @einnbten 5ll
Iprcdlen miinldte. Ser @eianbte
lit ni6t bier, erpiberte Der Sefres
tar. - n9as l9nOet nidts". brittle
Der anpere, Id lperoe iparten, bis
er pieberfommt.". Bite, nebnlen
Sic Ylnb", idste SabpuHere unb
i6rieb rubi9 iueiter. Cine StunSe
ipGter fragte Der nnrubige @eiu6cr.
lpenn benn eigcntli6 Der @eianhtc
ipieoerfommen iperhe. .Sa5 tam
id) nidt gcnnu ia9eu." .I6er Sic
miilen bod, Dab er piebertpmmt?"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-09-24
SHwimoiu6t teiltae.

Die Shninbiudlt 1T obne ale 5raee beilbnr.
Man mus MIR 5ur redbten 3eit ba5 redbte Mittel
nnfpenoen. Die Gduiroiudt. iuie Der groBe
beutidbe @eIebrte 8roiefior sod iagt, fam nur
in einem idtuadhen aorper t6otlieb %iuirten. Mit
atoereu, flr5en gsortet: Sie Gdiuinoiudbt be-
ginnt i'm Ma9en. tie entiteht oIrdl idlledbte Sers
bauung. uno bier iii es. 100 bic Seiluug bet
Sdpinoiudbt ntoglid it,. sluiiiuben, Sld9iuht,
Nugen, Geritopfung, gelbe @eiidJt5iarbe uoer
iuuitiee Symphonic uun 9eberitDrunpen, iopie
Hierenleioeu, nit ihrer grnuen Sautiarbe, ihren
iuaferiidbtigen Nni6iueuuneen Der 2lugenlioer
nno Der 6~nBe-ales has 5eiSt an, ba6 Der Ser'
oaiungss uno ernabrungSprp5eB geiiort, oess
balb DER aorper eeidbruddbt un0 iener @eiBel Der
Wleiidbheit. Der Sdliutnoiudlt. iberlieiert tuiro.
iuern Der arante nid1t nod redlt5eitig bon benz
ein5igen Mittel Webrandb nladlt. ods ihnt alein
bic 0eiunoheit 5urilGgeben fam. uno oieies
0fittel limb Die ct. Bernard &rduterpileu, bic
ilr 25 Gents in ieoer 9tpptbete III baben limb.
Sieie 6iIen, nur aus ben peilfraitigIien Ardus
tern bergeiielt, ba6en in Sa1rbunoerten 3ebn.
t~auienoe BON oer Sdluinoiidt beiuabrt!