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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-08
FREE TIME
 OF TEN DAYS Victory for Bunker Coal
 Dealers. ORDER IS MADE PERPETUAL Railroad Commission Makes Im-
 portant Ruling. Zen D.ys Free Time Allowed to Mo- bile Banker Coal Dealers In- stead of Three Days, But
 Not Domestic.

The palm of victory went to the deal CTS in bunker coal in Mobile by an or- der yesterday of the Alabama Railroad Commission allowing them ten days free time on coal shipments to that port.
 Rather. it might be said that the victory already gained by the bunker age coal dealers of Mobile has been made permanent by this order. On February IT a temporary order for the ten days free time was issued by the Commission and at the March meeting it was renewed. At the present meet ingSof the Commission the fight of the dealers has been to make doubly sure the benefits of the order by extending 1t perpetually.
 The Southern Railway had fought the proposition to a standstill. It was one of the chief cases on the Com missions docket which brought J. S. B. Thompson. vice-president of the com pany. to Montgomery to attend the meeting of the Commission.
 According to the dealers in bunker coal-which is the vast amount of coal sold through the port of Mobile
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-08
SPECIAL CAR OF NEGRO
 TEACHERS FROM TUSKEGEE

A special car party of negro teach CTS. mostly from the Tuskegee Instr tuts and Macon County. arrived in Montgomery yesterday, en route to the Negro State Teachers Association which Is to be held at Tuscaloosa April S, g. and 10. This party will be joined this morning by an equal number of teachers from Montgomery and yicini- ty, and will leave on the Mobile and Ohio for Tuscaloosa.
 The program for this meeting enn- braces especially the following topics:
 Rural and Village Schools, High and Normal Schools. Agricultural and Trade Schools, Colleges and Universities.
 Some of the best educators among the negroes of the state of Alabama will give addresses at this meeting. Prof. w. H. Caldwell, of Mobile, Is president of the Association and Professor James A. Wilson of Tuskegee Institute is secretary.
 President John W. Abercrombie Of the State University and Superintendent H. C. Gunnels have been invited to be present and give addresses.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-08

First of Birmingham. Troy, Brantley; West Eni. of Birmingham; Bessemer. Cavalry,1 of Birmingham; Hunter Street ot Birmingham: Clayton, Co., lumbia, Iothan. Enterprise, East Lake, Elrdidge.l Elba Evergreen. Fort De- posit, Ftomaton, Gadsden, Geneva, HuntsvillS First Inverness, Indepen- dence, Lal Fayette, Greenvilie, Taber- nacle, Montgomery, Southside, Clayton Street, Fitst, Highland Avenue. Mont romerv. lEufaula Oxford, Newton, Phenfx. Pineapple. Sheffield Tuskegee. Troy. Tustaloosa, woodlawn. Wylam.
 There will be a number more which will 'mak reports.
 The devbtionaf exercises were con- ducted by Prof. E. E.. Layfeld of Do- than, who Tread the great commission and had the audience give many pas- sages of scripture on missions.
 The report of Secretary y-Treasurer B. F. Davidsoel showed a number of vis- its by the secretary and the organi- zation of unions. the sending of many cards and letters. and expressed ap- preciation of the work of Field Sec retary CrossIand. It showed the pledge to Howard College completely liquId- ated. It recommends the use of Leavells B. Y. P. U. Manual. The work is on sure foundation.
 The following recommendations were made:
 1. That we recommend a specific sum to extend larger things Bigger things in Alabama During the Year"
 2. That we keep In close touch with the International Work, and urge l would that we send at least one repre- sentative to that meeting. 3. That we either put out field secretary or help to pay Brother Cross 1 lands salary with the State Mission Board.
 f. That we meet at some central point next year, inasmuch as we could | not get reduced railroad rates this year s. That we have the convention nlin- | utes printed.
 The treasurers report showed con tributions S201.70. disbursements $246.4t | and with a few small debts total in debtedness of s65.05.
 The report was so good that it called forth remarks from Dr. A P. Montague | and pr. Frost Dr. Frost said that the | Sunday School Board would pay for the | the printing of minutes. TeIeEraphic Congratulations. | President Wingfield received the fol l lowing telegram from E. T. Eckles oi
 Rirningham: Congratulations and
 nraises for the Alabama Union and l Yourself upon past years achievement | Kind regards to Dr. Frost and Mr Ray"
 l Executive Committee was made makins q | number recommendations. The re. mort called for certain work that nee. essitated the postponement of action until s:2O o'clock tomorrow.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-08

The Committee on Nominations made tbe following report which was adopt ed: T. J. Wingfeld. Birmingham. President: E. E. Layfeld. Dothan. First Vice President; H. A. Singleton. ox- ford. second Vice President: B. F. Davidson. Montgomery Secretary Treasurer; Executive Committee, H. w. bearing. Birmingham. Chairman; R. R. Valentine. Clayton; J. D. Ray. Birm- Inoham: Austin Crouch. Woodlawn: Professor J. T. Mckee. Newton; J. B. Duke, Gadsden.
 pr. T. B. Ray of Richmond, Va, Educational Secretary of the Foreign Mission Board presented the question of Mission Study in Young Peoples needs of the world. He then explain ed tba work these classes are doing and the enlarged vision they naturally received. He explained the working bv groups and the splendid results that have come from them.
 The books last printed are "The Challenge of the \ City" by Josiah Strong, and "Uplift of China. by Ar thur H. Smith. Two new books are now heinz prepared. one on Home Missions and one on Foreign.
 Dr. Webb Speaks.
 Y,r. George T. Webb of Chicago, Sec rAtarv. of the Baptist Young Peoples IynIon of America. spoke on the @Monthly Missionary Meeting of the Bantist Young Peoples Union.
 The following is the program Tor to- morrow: -.,. p c Barclay. Elba.
 s:3O a. m.-Sacred literature course. Samuel A. Cowan. Montgomery.
 1O:15 a. m.-Emcient workers. Geo. T. Webb.
 il a. m.-work of the committees. L.. P Leavell.
 2:so D. m.--song and praise service, D F Bird Montgomery.
 2;45 D. m-The Junior Baptist Young People's Union. George T. Webb.
 SIS p. fn.-Junior Conference, George T. Webb
 s:20 D. n1.-Miscellaneous business.
 7:45 D. m.-Song and praise service, S. H Campbell.
 D. m. .--Heathen conditions and what is heinz done to meet them. Sterecp- ticon lecture by T. B. Ray.
 A very important open conference on methods was conducted by L. P. Lea veil.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-08

for steaminx the vessels that run in and out of the harbor--the ten days free time is a valuable boon to the trade. Tn fact. they alleged to the Commission that their business would be crushed out if they were confined to three days for unloading coal before they were liable for demurraae. They claimed that in order to live at all they should be given the ten days free time just as has been given all along 70 the export coal dealers.
 The order of the Commission, how ever, failed to satisfy the domestic dealer at Mobile. He will be restrict ed to the usual three days free time. The Commissioners felt that IL would be a discrimination against the other domestic coal dealers of the State Tor an order to be issued allowing the Mo bile domestic coal ten days free time. It was believed that the statute regu- lating demurrage charges passed by the last Legislature, is explicit In hx- Ing three days as the-limit for domes- tic coal, whereas export coal was all lowed by the statute ten days.
 The railroads. or rather the Southern Railway and the Mobile and Ohio Rail- road, which resisted the order, argued that bunker coal Is not export coal and that 1t was not so written into the Ala bama law Therefore. they claimed that dealers in bunker coal should not have been allowed ten days free time.
 The Commission heard yesterday the petition of the Southern Express Com- pany to be relieved of the tariff of ex- press charges recently promulgated by the Commission. Lucien Minor, Gen. eraI Superintendent of the Southern Express Company, appeared before the Commission to protest against the tar iff. He declared that the operation of the tariff with it's changes would work a great hardship on the company.
 The Commission did not seem to give Mir. Minor much satisfaction. He was given no concession in the matter though it is understood that no action one way or the other has been taken with reference to the matter.
 The matter of the steamboat freight tariff for the Alabama and Tombigbee rivers was passed over yesterday by the Commission, but 1t Is understood that a itariff will be promulgated be- fore adjournment today.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-08
V w 10. A. Membersh,W Contest.

Decatur, ApriI, 7.-(Special)-Th Railroad Young Mems Christian Asso- ciation in New Decatur is now having membership contest The object is to raise the membership to 2,00O. There are two teams contesting to see which team will secure the most mem- bers within a stated time. These teams are known as the Reds" and the "BIues." The membership of the Association 10 now over 1000.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-08
4 wsaaln9 Announcement.

Decatur, April 7.-tSpeciaL) )-The wedding of Miss Lillian Farley to Fred Burns Stewart. both of Moulton Lawrence county. has been announced to take place in Moulton. April Is. at S:30 o'clock in the evening. at the Methodist Church. Both are popular young persons and are well known in the Decaturs.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-08
Do You Suffer Rheu matism Accept the Liberal Offer Being Made by E. G. Fowler. Tests RhoIoids Without Expense.

If you are suffering with Attenuation in any of it's forms you win not neglect the liberal offer now being made by E. G. Tow Ter Just deposit s1 with this reliable drug treatment for Rheumatisna- If, after using same. you are not eatisfied with the re- suits he will return your money
 Could a fairer offer be made? You real ly try the remedy without expense. Such an offer could not be made if Rholoids was not an article of unusual merit and one that would do ally that is claimed for
 Being in giobule form. 1t is easy and pleasant to take, and is highly successful in the treatment of Rheumstism in all it's forms. Neuralgia, qout Lumbago. Lame srsei1x SasE H1Tes, from ,exesssi1e uric Acid. a''
 Every Rheunnaticf sufferer is invited to accept this lberaF offer todaN at E C.. Fowier's, No 10 Hexter ayenues
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-08
DR. EYsTER IMPROVES.
venerable Citizen of Decatur VIII Re-

cover. Decatur, April. 7.-(SpeciaL)-Dr W. s. Eyster, of New Decatur. father of Judge John c. Eyster who, received a stroke of pralysis a few days ago. is recovering rapidly and is now able to sit up in his room.
 pr. Eyster is 79 years of age and his friends in the Decaturs and in North Alabama were very much alarmed con- corning his condition.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-08
PRINTING

WANTED--Your printing for dodgerH bills of iadinR dray tickets, circulars or any
 thing in printing that is quantity. We have an automatic prees. the only ono In fhe state. Prompt ssrviee; telephone us at 1ss. woodruff co. ~-0
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-08
MULES AND HORSES.

WE HAVE just received two car ioadp Kentucky and Indiana horses Some ex.
 tra good oneA A good supply of mules on hand. 3O1 N. Merry street. Abraham
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-08

IOANs-Made on town. city and country real estate of value. reasonable interest.
 Also buy and sell all kinds of land notes- ris Building. New Orleans. La -z1-3ot
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-08
MIsCELLANEOUs.

WANTED-To pasture your stock. plenty of grass. shade and fresh water. J. B- Ne-
 Fadsn, Phone 102 -43-9k WANTED-You to know that my pasture ts the place for your dry cows and over worked horses. They get plenty to eat and drink. J. A. Cobb, Route No. 2. Phone 1881 I'll KENMORE soUIRRELr-combination sad- de and harness horse, will make the aeaecn sth to July ist. Mcoussn Smith. --ss.sl
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-08
Typewriter Circular Letters.

IMPOSSIBLE to detect them from the ae- tuai work of the typewriter; reproduced by prices on application. Mrs Thirkield. 7ts First National Bank Bldg. Phone 50ss
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-08

NEW and second hand tyrSwriters for sale. machines of all makes rented, repaired and exchanged; supplies and accessories. E. I.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-08
INTERIOR DECORATORS.

WALL PAPERS of Quality. new, spring line very artistic designs, workmanship the best. moderate prices. stamping. designing.
 --tf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-08

The following churches so far have sent in reports and have messengers Parker Memorial. Anniston, Auburn
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-08
FOE SALE REAL EsTATR.

FOR sALE-Six room cottage. bath ana sanitary, two iots. barn and outheuses. Near Highland Park school. $500 oaph. bal-
 ancs small payments Address Bargain. care Advertiser. --l1-wed-frt
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-12-03
@afterien ais aphlefeinSe.

Wenn man &pble, ettpa in 9eifolt
bon 6OIstobIs, aanpsnrub o6er SOri
Der auft ousisBt. 70 oypbirt fis alImd'
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bab oiefer Srpbationspro5eB burd
8atterieu peruriadt nirb unb Spar
burd 9ipIOcOceen. Cine aus Gar'
tenerbe itammsn6e &ultur bon Diplo'
eoeeen tpurbe ouf &oble ibertrassn;
baour9 tpuroe bic @ossntipidluns Be-
fdleunist. SIN iibrisen pG9ft bt.
Msnss bes enttpidelten @afes nit Der
Semperatur unb errei9t ibr Wagimum
bel benz WGrmesrobs. ipO bie @aiterien
aufb0ren gu sgiitiren. 4n unb fir
iid entitebt f9on burd bic Orpbation
felbit eine TemperatursrbObuns, unb
es 1T febr gut mDsli4. bab In bieier
Wdrmeentipidluns Der llrfpruns bon
pI6bIi9en aobleentStinbunseu 5u
fu9en lift. Die @nipeisnbeit ber Wti,
froorsanismsn auf b.t Ro1le III ouf
ieben GoII elm f9Gbbarss WsittsI Der
Ratur. bic &oble obne borherise Der
brennune IN bas pflanslide 2eben 5u'
riid5ufiibren.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-12-03
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Die TeIesrapbie 1T fir bos UiiIitGr
bei ben Rieisnbeeren. bic i'm Grnitfall,
aur Derpenbung tommen. unb Der
meilsntpeiten Sinouslssuns Der Sorts
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iibermittIuns setporben. 10 bob iith bic
Sdaffuns sisener Sslegrapbentrup'
pen notbis eema9t bat. SIN beuti8sn
Seer finb iis felt oem Sabre 1899 elmer
beionberen Snfpettion untsrftellt.
preubsn bat fir iid f.lbft bier Sele'
grapbsnbotoillone, bic ibre 9arniios
nen in Berlin, Srontfurt q. O., Sob
lens unb &arlsrube baben. Die 8.
&ompagnie bes 1. 8atdtllons bilbet
bic fd9iifde Telesrapbentompugnie.
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ipiirttembsrsiihs Sslesropbenbeto9e'
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bem bapera9sn Sslsgrdpbenbotaillon
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ferner benz 1. SelgrapbenbotailIon eins
Sunfentelesrapbe apbenabtbeiluns angeslie'
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-12-03
Man ftrede ME bic sunse beraus!

Mbgeiehen bapon. bab eine folhe
unart meiit libel senommen ipirb unb
gu ollerbanb llnannebmIi9teiten su
fiiRren pflsst, ristirt man nod, bur9
bas 3sisen Der 3unss bic sebeimiten
Seiten feines gbarofters aller Welt
gu Offenbaren. @s eibt nGulli6 eine
neue WiReni9aft, bic ii9 @lpHoIogie
nennt unb nit GROCER Sidsrbsit Be-
bauptet. bab iie bic gbarattereigens
f9aften zines Wenf9en erratben tann,
tpenn iie muir @elesenbeit bat, feline
3unse Su feben. Gine lanse 3unse
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Gbaratter bin; cine turse IGbt sinsn
perf4lofentn unb beu9lertI9sn Gba.
rafter ertenuen; ift bic 3unse brett,
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es nit Der Wabrbeit ni9t jebr senau
nimmt; cine t,iras unb btkits 3unse
TT bas befonbere aennseiden bss Gig
ners unb SdpGBers; eine fpibe 3unge
aber tann fopobl einen seiitrei6en ipie
au4 einen bcsbaften Wenf9en pers
ratbeH. Wtan iisbt: bic Wstbobe lift
ni9t iebr tompIisirt. unb mon brau9t
ni4t iebr Ianse gu itubir.n. ipenn man
ii4 biefs nsue ~Difeni4uftA au eisen
MAIDEN min. Die S9pisrisfeit beifebt
nur bortn, bob man felten 2sute fin.
bet, BITE .inem 70 obns ipeitsrss bic
3unse 5eisen-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-12-03
Bic grtinnuns oss aoblsnsafts.
Bee tiHissrRtatsprotsiior gatHdeIssrS. uap
Der ,,btiues Ssries."

Sn SeperI. bel 20pen, 8elsien,
fanb iiingftbin cine Jeisr sur @rinnrs
riins an bic GrfinOuns pss aOblsn.
CAFES itott. benn tbatIG9Iid fpurbe in
Seberle gum eriten 1ials bas Soblens
gas our 6iilIuns BON 2uftbaGous an'
geipenbet.
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In Der 9eIebrtenpeIt unter bem Ta.
men rbIinber SerSos" betannt. batte
in paris i'm Sabre 1882 ben Yrpbe.
fabrten Der Montsolfiers beigelpObnt.
ga9 ieiner Riidtebr psranIabte er ben
profeFor Mindeleers an Der uni0trTis
tat 20ipen, einen &0rper su Iu9en,
Der lei6ter oIs belize Cuff pdre.
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Der SberfIG9e Der SteintpbIe Iid
Sdpefel 5eiste, unb auf bieis 8eobn9,
tuns sriinoete er feline S9Iiife. Sm
OttOber 1852 batte sr puIperiIirte
Steintoble in elm Slintsnrobr eeItedt,
unb er erbielt fpfort rei9li9 ents
flommbores @1s: bier Got Steintoble
saben ibm einen Subitfub bieies Gcs
fes, bas betm Diesen piermol Ieitter
mar, als bic atmoipbdriI9e 2uft. Der
junge YrofeTor unb feline S9iiler
Snsbaert unb BON 9oedbout perlpers
tbeten bieie Grftnbung fir 2uftbals
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&oblengns gefiilte 8aIIon ouf. Sn,
Stpii9en botk Wiindeleers feline @rs
finbuns fir bic 8eIeu9tung perpol,
fpmmnet, uub felt 17S5 benubte man
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men bts .PGbasosiums gum SaIten,"
(segenipdrtig Wiilitdrlasarstb), no
Windeleers feline auris abbielt; er
tpor 2orb Dun Donolb Tim elm Sabr
uno Warbad, bem man lanse bieie
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baupteten, bab Der tpabre grfirber bss
2eudtguies Der Gbemiter pbiIippe
9ebOn 1767 in 8ru4op. Sauts
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benz isi. Wlan9e Siitoriter fiisen fus
gar btrSu. bub bieIer 2ebon BON ben
@neIdnbern .rmorbet iporben lei. bic
ben ipabren grfinber BEL Seite f9af.
fen ipolten. 2ebou ipor aber erit 15
Sabrt oft, uls Wtindelsers (sebpren
174s) unb fein Sufpirator, Der 9sraos
b'9trenberg. ben eriten 2uftbaIIon nit
RobIensas aufiteisen IieBen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-12-03
Adnfflibts Gis.
gstns Derettane ftbea por sishr ale tooe
Sabreu befanut ettseruben.

Die SeriteGuns bss tiinitliden @iies
pirb i'm 9lneemeinen als cine @rruns
senI6oft Der neueiten 3eit angeieben.
9us elmer Stels in einem Werfe VII
freos bes @roben sebt iebo9 berbor.
bob bic 8ereitung oes fiinitliben Giies
ibon por mebr als 1000 Sabren bes
tannt mar. Dem &0nis bate nGms
lid etn ipsitsereiiter Mann aus S9les.
mig beridtst: .8si ben Gitben sibt es
einen Glan. Der 4dlte erSeusen tann;
iis f0nnen bsspegen bic Sobten Iongs
Iiegen laFen. obne baB iie perpeien.
neil man tiinitli9e &GIte iiber iie
brinst. Sebt man 5tpei @imer poll
WaFer ober Bier bin, 10 brinsen bieIs
2eute es fertig. bab Der cine frisrt.
etnerlei, Oh es Sommer ober Winter
it, Der anseIiG9FI9e &6nis nobm
bieie Mittbeilung in feline ueberfebung
Der Weltsei6ibte bes Oroiius ouf, bic
er eesen @nbe bes 8. Sa5rbunoerts
poIIenbete. 9o9 blieb bieIe &unitfer,
tisteit Der fernen Gitben ben @0ltern
GurOpas Ionge 3eit elm 9ebeimnib,
unb erit BON benz Morgenlonbe ber lit
bic Sabritation tiinitIi9en Cites felt
bem 16. Sa9rbunbert betannter ge.
lporben.
&eiienbs isner 3eit beri9ten aus
Der Siirfet, bab Der Sultan unb feline
pai9os sroBe @issruben angelest boz
ben, aus cenen iie idbrli9 bsbeutenbs
@elpinite Bis gu $4,000 @uIben
sieben. r0iefer Gissruben," eraGblt
SaIomon Sapeisser in isinsm Rsifss
beriht bon 1887, bat ss piel um bic
Stobt Der, gegen 9alata, i'm freien
SeIOs. ba bat es tpeite, tiefe @rubsn,
bariiber elm b0laern Siittsn ssma6t lit;
ba finb beionbere perfonen baSu be-
felt. S9neefdaufler. bic ben S9nee
sur Mintersaeit aufi9iitten in bic
@ruben; bortn ipirb es aIsbonn gu
@ts, basIelbise fGset mon au grpben
Stiiden, baB elm gtob an 5ipeien gu
tragen bat - Sol9e &unbe golt fir
Elm Wunber bes Orients, bas ppbl
aud Elm @rober bes 2lbenbIanbes biss
ipeilen na9abmsn mo9te. Die Sers
itelluns tiinitIiden @ifss i'm sroben
1T i'm @benblanbe freiIid erft na4
grfinbuns baau seeisneter Mai6inen
bor ni9t ollsu LANCER 3eit besonnsn
ipprben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-12-03
:anatduns hurdle 6tltpbon.
Ssstnfsttisn Bee 9eIspboamnnpt tti6e stas
ertHsIids eaasmabreast

Bon Initeduns. bic TN SeIspbons
munbftiid brobt, banbslt Elm 8eri9t
bss MebisinuIbeamten fir Wsitmins
itsr, Or. Sruneis s. alIIan. es ptrb
baraus eriidtIi@. baB nsusrbfnss bon
Sipei. Meeri9peinden. bic nit ben
RiiditGnben zines 4bipif9tudss, mos
nit bas Munbitiid zines Der 6ffents
Ii9en poitteIepbone ssretnist fporben
mar, inotulirt tpurben. bas elm. in %.
bas afpstte in q Sasen an Subertu=
loiis einsing. Or. Qlllan f9reibt i'm
ipeitern: rWie biefs Spredaellsn ses
gentpdrtig gebaut unb seIsesn iinb, iit
es ni9t lei9t. iih porau Ellen, tpie.
ipofern iie nidt ressImGbig sereinist
unb besinfi3irt iperben, Ie stipos ans
beres als 8rutit itGtten fir 3eime fein
tOnnen. Gs tit notiirIi9 idpsr. 3els
len ber5uitelIsn. bic slei6seitis pirt>
fam pentilirt finb, Guberes @erGuf9
obf9lteben unb sesen unberufene GU
bOrer f4iiben, ober unmDsli9 iollte es
bod feinespsgs fein. Sie BON 9attes
rien frei su balten. lift perbGltniBmGbis
lei9t. Daau finb MIR tGsli9e @as
f6ungen nit Wafer unb Sstfe unb
8eIpribunsen nit einsm pirtfameu
Desinfettionsmittel n5tbts. Mie pers
lautet, perben bic Selepbone on Der
3onboner SonosbOrfe, einise so on Der
3abl, TN @inbernebmen nit ben poitz
beb0rben tGgIi9 in Der anssbsutsten
Weiie beiprist. unb es 1T brinsenb ges
boten, bab bel ben Offentliden Sele>
pbonitenen, iiber bic bic Ortsbeb0rben
feline Wadt baben, bic poitbsbOrben
sufeben iolIten, baB fie in Der ri4tisen
Weife sebout, reselmdbis unb bdufis
beit9tist, besinfiairt unb iiberbaupt
griinoIi9 reineebaIten iperbsn."