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Evening journal., 1909-03-08
Child Caused a Blaze.

A child in the home of Michael Daley,
at No. 6s1 East Fifth street, on Sat
urday afternoon. set fire to some lace
curtains while playing with matches
Neighbors extinguished the. blaze be-
fore much damage was done.
Evening journal., 1909-03-08
Rrokn His Inn hu a AM.

Edward Wilson. aged 3s years. of No.
1903 East Thirteenth street, fell 10 the
sidewalk at 14th and Head streets
last night. and broke his right leg. H.
was taken TO the Delaware Hospital
In the Phoenlx ambulance
Evening journal., 1909-03-08

To obLain this pattern or any %
the cshers heretofore described In
THE JOURNAL. ri out the follow
Ing coupon and inclose II With 10
cents In an sny eiOpe addie essed 10
the Fashion Editor. THE EVENING
JOURNAL, Fourth and 5Lipley
streets. Wilmington. Delaware
Evening journal., 1909-03-08
Metal Frames

slightly damaged and small framed
pictures below cost at Fryers this
week, so cent frames for % and 10
cents. 25 and Is cent pictures for IA
and 9 cents. No. East 3rd streets
Evening journal., 1909-03-08
SO6 10 Si4 Market ST.
LIPPINCOTT & co.
3O6 10 3i4 Market 81.
Railroad Crossing.
Stop! Look! Listen!

The travel over the different railroads in the east
part of these United States in the past week dem
onStraes the advantages of truthful advertising. While
the trains that usually travel at an enormous rate of
speed have been obliged to reduce that speed yet
through the advertising (of sgnalmen, operators and
otlers) there has not as yet been reported a single
accident on these railroads. This is due to the truthful
reports and messages sent out by wire and signal
the thousands of miles of track
Our idea in alluding to this fact is to liken this
store and its advertising with the railroads and their
signals Our advertising is almost important TO the
cess of this store as the signals are to the railroads. Of
course we could get along without advertising but like
the trains, when their signals are not working, we
would be compelled TO reduce speed And what
good are signals or advertisements unless they true?
The operator might just we'll tell engineer through
his signal that the road clear when it not as for
TO misrepresenf article in advertising
We positively will NOT misrepresenf anything in our
advertisements We consider it just as wrong to tell
an unruth in the newspaper as we do by word OF
mouth Our saespeople given strict Instructions not
to mSrepreSent goods when selling them and our ad-
vertsements are worded the same way.
We want you to have as much confidence in our
advertisements as the engineer has in his white light"
We want you to fully understand that word in our
advertising is just as the signals that guide the
mighty railroads of this country
Evening journal., 1909-03-08
ESCAPED Boy Returned to School.

Hazel Lane who escaped from the
Ferris Industrial School several days
ago. was caught in this city yesterday
and returned to the school.
Evening journal., 1909-03-08
COOKING Tomatoes.

Tomato Surprise.-Peel and chill
round tomatoes of even size; when
firm cut them in halves and SCOOP out
the centoTs. i'm each lay a fresh un-
cooked egg without breaking; dust with
salt and pepper and cover first with
a spoonful of thick white sauce. then
with grated cheese. Putin a hot oven
and cook till the egg is set.
Evening journal., 1909-03-08

Baked Corn and Tomatoes.-Butter
a baking dish and fill with alternate
layer of corn and tomatoes that have
been slightly stewed. Season with salt.
pepper and bots of butter. Cover and
bake slo~l, half an hour. Uncover and
brown.
Evening journal., 1909-03-08

Escalloped Tomato.-One quart or
can tomatoes. add one teaspoon salt.
speck Of Pepper. teaspoon sugar and
a few drops of onion juice. Butter
a deep dish and sprinkle with fine
crumbs. Pour in the tomatoes. Mois-
ten cup OF cracker crumbs in 10
cup melted butter and spread over top.
Bake Is or 20 minutes.
Evening journal., 1909-03-08

the result of his father-in-law's In
juries.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-03
Los Angeles Markets

Los ANGELES, Oct Brisk bidding and
light receipts advanced the price OF butter 2i5c
pound ron the produce exchange today.
creamery extra sold for 725ac and creamery
trSts. Toc-
Case count eggs still are bid above the market.
All egg prices remain firm Cheese i steady
Receipts rhe produce exchange today were;
Eggs. - cases butter. 2G-1S0 pounds: cheese.
= 456 pounds. potatoes. .634 sacks. beans. 1.9Ss
sscks; sweet potatoes. 3l3 sacks: spples, 4.S2s
boxes
Eggs Extra selects 45c; local ranch candled.
S7sr. fic. case count 3ec eastern fresh. 50 134c.
Butter--Creamery extra, 72ize; creamery frst,
Ger. cooking butter. &c
Cheesc-Northefn fresh. Isc: anchor. lsTge,
20c- sncuor s Aouac America 2lc; hsnd cheese
snrhor brand. 22e; eastern singles Isle: eastern
twins 1870; eastern cheddars. I9c. eastern long
morn. l9d 90. eastern daisy. 1920; swiss. im-
ported. 3lnS2e. swiss. domestic 2Sc; brick
cream 1sN l9c. Imburger 1Sd i9c. imported
RoQueferr. f2c- Edam. 36-57 size. case Of j..
Ss-59a9. German breakfast Sl-I0 box; Neuf-
chatcl- Sl-2n box Sierra. Sl-lO box: Canada
'-reau- dozen 90 box. 95c; Schlossksse- 81
box Camembe-r. 81 - box; oregon cheese. lSc-
Boans-Nc. : plak. $50; No. ! limas- $500
I.adT WashinEron. 81; small whites. S5.25; black
eyes SfG4-25- Gsrvauzas $3.50. lentiis. STds-
Potatoes lnas. S1.60d 90; Highlands. 81
9 - local Burbanks. SlG125; sweets. yellow.
81 $50 80.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-03
MISCELLANEOUS ,IARKErs
Cotton Market


NLN YORK. oct 2.-H8ttOn's wire says:
The feeling is bulish. In the last hour shorts
were good buyers. The big New Orleans bulls
were fair bidders ~ the close which is pretty
good sign they selling through other parties.
inerc ssh De- evening Up today pending the
-elsiis hgEIes- cue Monday. The weekly figures
are 3 lttie bearish- Spinners' takings OF Amert-
can cotton Tor the week were 2l0.SIJ bales
against 2l9-550 for the same week last year.
whic thc visible supply shows Increase for
IRE week ~ -Se.4s5 bales. against increase
toI tie same week last year Of rs. s61
There was 8 nervous undertone IN rhe cotton
market The last week with some quick changes
values. aud a1 tie start the market hesitated
rlt presented an casief undertOne. representing
4 ->is al abouL % points from the high Of the
ef ipfls week There Nss heavy Liquidation AZ
rrfcs and it WAS believed that many OF the bulls
iaf sold large amornt OF cotton. but the mar
knr showed strong resistance 10 the pressure.
and While sentiment was divided there was still
strong leaning toward the bun sioe. Senti-
slfur. Fule bullish and there were
ltreri icflnns ~ igher prices next week.
--Iie Ch-ouicie places the worlds takings for
the week az eo0.755 bales, against 20i.s4O last
season.
-Spinnors' rakngs TO date sis.7l3 bales
acsin~r 77;.l52 last year
Spot cotton closed quiet. > points higher. Mid
ding uplands. I5.Goc, middling gulf, Is. Sc.
SO sales.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-03
CalifOrnians on Travels

NEW YORK. Oct 2-Californians
are registered here as follows: From
San F'rancisco-T. Z. Barton. Belmont;
Miss a. Murphy. Hotel York. l. G. Sau-
ter Astor house; Miss A Spencer, Hotel
York; W. r. Stearns, Grand Union; NJ
Kirkpatrick. Algonquin; Mrs 5 b.
Toby Marie AntOinette; ]. Berming-
ham, Hotel York; Mrs. Andrews, Mrs.
Donovan Herald Square; NJ. d. kel-
logg Martha Washington; r. W Love.
Hotel Breslin; c. Ray. Martha Wash
ingtOn; r. r. Sherman. II. A Taussig,
Hotel Netherland; L. f. Eyre. Murray
Hill: W r. Stevens. Grand Union; f.
f. Wade, Mrs. E. K. Wade. Hotel Bel
Los AngeIes-N V. Lewis. Breslin;
D. r. Brearley. Mrs d. r. Brearley.
Park Avenue; c. /. Burgess. Hotel Bel
mont; f. Heidi. Herald square; Cap
tain J. Cross. Mrs. j. Cross. St. Denis
hotel; C. L. Mcintyre. Mrs. e. L. Nc
Intyre, Miss Mcintyre. King Edward
H. Cardell. Bristol; Mrs. Z. Pepper.
Martha Washington; Mrs. G. Bradbier.
Grand; c. p. Chandler. Ashland: J. Mac
Manus. Hotel Belmont: l. G. Lautzen-
heiser. Ashland: II. VI! Scott. Hotel Ma
varre: ]. Trowbridge. Hotel Belmont.
San Diego-D. A. Dunbar. Grand
Union: Miss Marston, Mrs. G. W. Mar
ston. Herald Square.
Oakland-Dr. L Z. Walker, Victoria
Pasadena-R. W. Bolton, Mrs. A. B.
Bolton. St. Denis.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-03

hence Sept es.
Sailed Oct 2-stmr Colonel E: L. Drake. for
San Francsco stmr Umatilla. for Nome; stnir
Admiral Sampson. for San Francisco.
BRE3fERT0N-Sailed Oct 2-Br stmr Strath-
DELMAREArriyed Oct a-stmr Gualala. hence
EUREKA-sailed Oct 2-stmt Excelsior, for
SEwARDEArriyed Oct 1-stmr Bertha, from
Cordova.
Sailed Oct 1-Stmr Bertha for Seattle.
KETCHIKAN-Arrised Oct 1--stmr Faralion.
: wRASGEfL1Arrived Oct l-stmr Dolphin.
SANTA BARBARA-Arriyed Oct 2-stmr Coos
Bay. from San Pedro.
PORT TowNsEND-Arrived Oct 2-Bktn
Mary Winkelnlan. from Honolulu.
Sailed Oct 2-Br stmr strathgyle. for Grays
: SOUTH s Ut BESD-sailed Oct a-schr Maweems.
for San Diego: stmr Carmel. for San Francisco.
EASTERN PORTS
NEW YoRK.sailed Oct 2-stmr oresonian.
for Puerto Mexico. -
H0NOLULU-Arriyed Oct 2-Stmr Korea,
from Hongkong. via Yokohama.
Sailed Oct Dutch war stmr Noord Braoant,
- 90 FOREIGN PORTS
MISUNDERSTANDING Oct Nor stmr
Hornelen hence Aug Q, via Panama.
ANCoN-Sailed Oct l-Stmr Acapulco. for San
YOKoHAMA-sailed Oct 2-Br stmr Dakotah,
for San Francisco.
"A
BEAcHY HEaD-Passed Sept 23-Fr ship
Madeleine, from Iquique for Falmouth.
ANTWERP-Sailed Sept 30-Fr snip La Pc
rouse, for Oregon.
PORT NATAL-Arrived prior Oct Nor ship
Euphrosyne, for Victoria
sYDNEY-Arrived prior Oct 1-schr Inca.
from Oregon.
BRISBANE-Arrived Oct 2-Stmr Makura,
from Vancouver. via Honolulu
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Oct 1-Stmr Ryndsm.
from New York.
via Boulogne.
Liverpool. for New York via Queenstown
LIVERPOOI-Arrived Oct 1-Stmr Cymrie,
from Boston
QUEENSTOWN Oct 2-Stmr Caronia
from New York. for Liverpool.
HAyRE-Arriyed Oct 2-Stmr La Lorraine.
from New York.
BREMEN-Arrived Oct 2-Stmr Prinz Fried
rich Wilhelm. from New York.
Sailed Oct 2-Stmr Bremen for New York. via
Cherhourg.
YoKoB BAMA-sailed Sept 27-Stmr vaderland.
for New York. via Dover.
NEW YoRK-Arrived Oct 2-stmr St: Paul.
from Southampton: stmr Pannonia. from Naples.
Sailed Oct 2-Stmr Kroonland. FOR Antwerp;
stulr Amerika. for Hamburg: stmr Chicago. for
Havre: stmr Cedric. for Liverpool.
HONGKONG-Arrived previous Oct 2-Stmr
China from San Francisco. via Honolulu, Yoko-
hama. etc.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-03

KANSAS CITY. Oct. 2.-csttle-R Receipts, 500.
tive cows and heifers. 50 25d55O: stockers and
feeders. So 20d5.50 bulls. 81. J0d3. 70; calves.
IS. 50d7 30: western steers, S3.65G615; western
COWS 81. 1904
Hogs-Receipts. 5000. Market steady 10
weak. Bulk OF sales. s1.15@ 10; heavy. $S9
SIS; packers and butchers, $1,000 S.15; light,
S1.60@S: pigs, $5.25G7-2J.
No sheep.
SOUTH OMAHA
SOUTH OMAHA. Oct. 2.-Csttle-Receipts
100. Market unchanged. Native steers, $4-5j
as: cows and heffers. $3@5; western steers,
IS. 1896 p: Texas steers. $3d5.10; cows and
heifers s275d4 p: Gamers. S263; stockers
and feeders 81. .T5d5-25: calves, IS. $40;
bulls. stays. etc, $2.55d4-15-
Hogs-ReceintS- $500 Market steady to easy.
Heavy $780, 80; mixed. S7.S0d7.S5; light.
S7.S0e77 sTls pigs, S6.5oGT.5o; bulk Of sales,
$7.S0dT ST1s.
Sheep-Receipts 500 Market steady. Year
lings. S5Gj.30: wethers. $4d4.50; ewes. $3.50
40. lambs Sc. .50G7.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-03

Snowfall, inch.
The following maximum and minimum temper
atures reported from eastern stations for the
previous day: Chicago, 60-52; New York, 62 50;
Omaha. S0-5S.
SYNOPSIS
The storm has moved southesstward and is now
over Arizona II has caused generally cloudy
weather over the Pacific slope and light rain in
California and the intermountain region. The
weather is clearing ip California north of the
Tebachapi. but remains Showery and threatening
in the south. An inch of snow is reported from
Summit The humidity at Red Bluff is SIS per
cent. Conditions are favorable for clearing
weather in the north tonight and fair SUNDAY,
but showers will continue m the south.
Following is the forecast for the 80 hours end
ing midnight Sunday:
San Francisco and yicinity-Fair. warmer Sun
day: light northwest wind.
Santa Clara valley-Fair, warmer Sunday; light
northwest wind.
Sacramento yalley-Fair; warmer Sunday; light
north wind.
San Joaquin yalley-Fair, warmer SUNDAY:
light north wind.
Los Angeles and vicinity-Cloudy, probably
showers Sunday; light west wind
6. H. WILSON Local Forecaster.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-03

i.e for light; sfags. se: salted kin 1sc. s.lted
ttsi tsei salted calf. lSc; dry hides. 201ae; dry
~. isse. dry calf 25e; dry veal. 95c: sheep
Aus, snearlings. 2ed4oc each; short wool 5O6
I5c each. medium. 75cdSf each. long wool 81 9s
WlssSi lambs. 4o9s5c- horsehides. salt S2.25d
80 for large and Si.J0d2 for medium. T5c@Sl
lQt small and 25050c for colts: horsehides dry
a&a2.25 for large and 81 25d2 for medium soc
QSi Tor small and 25 q soc for colts; goatskins.
prime Snsora, Jod9oc: large hair goats. 25d 40c;
medium, @O150c; small, 5G15c; Mexican deer
sans, 81 "a ssc: dry ssited do, 25a2d &c.
picked 90. 30d3TIsc.
rsliow-No. ! rendered. 5@5He: No. ?. "a
8 &C. grease 2d2Isc
Neol-Fan clip-Sorthern free mountain
IA &c. Humboldt and NendOcino. i3dl5c
southern more or less defective. ~ SIC; fail
lambs. SGiOc Tor southern snd 129i5c for
northern
Hops-Prices TO growers are 12d1ee per 10
tof 1905 with 2oG2Jc for contracts for now
crop delivery.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-03
MAN DRINKS POISON
WHEN LOVE is REFUSED

TACOMA, Oct al. d. Mclean of
ST. John, a suburb of Portland, aged A,
was found dead in field near Ameri-
can lake this morning. He had swal-
lowed the contents of a bottle of car
bolic acid. In his pockets only a dime
was found and he is said to have been
hunting for work. Letters in his trunk
received from Mrs Margaret Lewis of
Portland, indicate her refusal TO marry
him.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-03
New York Metal Market

NEW YORK Oct. 2.-The metal market was
virtually nominal
Tin. easy. 30.25G 3o.35c.
Copper easy: local dealers quote lake. 13G
1s.25c: electrolytic. i2.759lSc; casting, 2.621a
G12s71se
Lead quiet: 4.32la 64.31Ikc.
SpelteF, quiet: 5.T5G j.90c.
Iron. unchanged.
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Minneapolis Flax Market
MINNEAPOLIS. Der. FLAX, SL36st.

Imports and Exports of Merchandise
NEW YORK. Oct Imports of merchandise
and dry goods a the port of New York for the
week ending September - were valued at Sl7.-
9I6.JIS: imports Of specie for the port Of New
York FOR the week ending today were S43.eSe
silver and 500. 725 gold: exports Of specie from
the port Of New York for the week ending To-
day were SS95. COS silver and S2o0.2Jo gold.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-03
theese Steady and unchanged.
Egg Quiet and unchanged
DRIED FRT-rTS
Chicncn nairr nnd Produce NIarket

CHICAGO Oct Butter-Steady. Cteamer-
les 281 p 29c: dairics. 22N PC.
Egcs-Reccipts. 6.372 csscs Steady: at mark,
csseS included lSc; frsts, 22i4c; prime hrsts,
24c.
Choese-FIrm. Daisies 1J1sd15a.c; twins.
rsas 70 I5c. Noung Americas, 15i2 dl5ssc; long
lorus. I5G1Jiac.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-03

Per stmr Despatch-Oct 1. a. m. of Point
Arena. saw tug Hercules. with sfmr BandOn in
tow. making slow time wind southeast
ROTTERDAM. Oct 2-Dutch stfnr Rotterdam.
which left here today for New York. went
aground 10 miles north OF Rotterdam in dense
fog; expect to float at high tide.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-03

FIRE THREATENS BUILDING-Washing
Der. Fire seriously threatened the MunSey
building here at an early hour this morning.
After overcoming the difficulty encountered in
forcing water 10 the TOP OF the 10 story struc
tIre the IRE was got under control
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-03
Naval Stores-Turventine and Rosin

SAVANNAH Ca. Oct 2-Turpentine-Firm,
% l5c sales none: receipts, 40: shipments. 2o9.
Rosin-Firm: sales l.s49; receipts. 202l
shipments 6l5; stock 139. .464. Quote; b.
S3.35a4: .. S4aE. S4I2is: r, S4.25: G. $3.50;
II. $3.50: l. S4.Ss; K. $40; NJ, $5.55; y, $5.s5;
VIC. 5.e5; WV. $6.05.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-03
&AUCTION& &

THURSDAY. Oct. 9. at IL q. NJ 205-2O9 Va
lencia ST. I will sell 80 head OF horses and
mares. wagons. buggies and harness Stock
must be as represented or money refunded. Out
side stock sold on commission. Park 2I23.
wM. CL0UGH. Auctioneer.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-03
Neu york Produce

NEW YORK. oct. 2-Hops-Firm; state.
common 10 choice. 1900. 81 1d55c; 1905. I6d 2oc;
facinc coast. 1909. "a PC; 1905 1eH zoe
Hiaes-Flrm; Bogota, 20G2lc; Central Amef-
Wool STEADY. domestic fleece. $6d37c.
oleuIn-Sfeadv: refined NeV York. $50:
Ss.T0
sugar-Baw frm; fair refining. 3.Te45. .5i2c;
leniriingaL e6 test. 5000 lse: nolasses
sugar. 5.s56I3.sSc- Refined steady; No 6, $3.50;
Ne. Z. f.60c; No :. 4.55c; No ?, 500; No 10,
st5c; Ne. H. 4.40c: Ne. - 4.5Oc; No Is,
500. No. "a. s.30c; coufectioners' A 4.s5e; cut
loaf. 5.9Jc- crushed. $50; powdered 5-2'c;
rranulsted. 5.15c: cubes. 5.40c.
tonee-Futures closed aetive st a net gain OF
100 - points Sales 16.Jp0 bags. including
October, SOC. December. 5-50s1 5-e0e: March
a-6o1 :. 7Qc, May. 5.8545-1Jc, July. 5-4oe1se soc
SPOT CuIet- Ne Rio. = 80 No. Santos, = q
sc Mid Quier; CordOvs. 50 q l2c-
Butter-Firm and unchanged
theesa-Steady and unchanged.
EggS-Quier and unchanged
DRIED FRUITS
Ers rorsfef Apples-Firm: fancy lOG llc-
csoice 9N9iac; prime sas4sa4e; common 10
Prunes-o1iier. California. 2lsG7e. oregon.
Gsl9c-
Aprieots- scarce: choice. 1889; extra choice.
feseles-FIrm; choice. 5'saee; extra choice.
6is N6asc-
Raisins-J- -ncbanged: loose muscstel. 50 a
siec- choice a. fancy seeded ~ q 6isc; seediess,
0Jiac; London layers. Sl.200l-25
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Ea.tern Iivertoek Market

ssss7e. heavy fine, lse2le: Tub washed. 20
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-03
NJ. 8. branch Hydrograpbic omce


A branch OF the United States hvdrographic
Office. located IN the Merchants Exchange is
maintained in San Francisco for the benefit Of
mariners, without regard TO nationality and free
Of expense. Nsvigators are cordially invited to
visit the office. where complete sets Of charts
and sailing directions OF the world kept at
hand for comparison and reference and the
latest information can always be obtained re-
gsrding lights. dangers 10 navigation and mat
ters Of interest to ocean commerce.
j. C. BURNETT,
Lieutenant. L. S. n. in charge.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-03
Weather Report

United States Department Of Agriculture
Weather Bureau. San Francisco. Oct. >, 1903.
RAINFALL DATA
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-03
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

ARRIVED
Saturday. October Q
Stmr Riverside. RamseIius. 40 hours from San
Diego; merchandise to Williams. DmOnd & CO.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-03
Army Transports

Army Transports
The Crook is in port.
The Thomas is in port.
The Sherman is in port.
The Warren is at Manila.
The Dix en- route from Seattle for Manila
sailed from Honolulu September Z.
The Logan. from San Francisco for Manila
sailed from Honolulu September 1e.
The Sheridan sailed from Manila for Seattle
September H.
The Buford sailed from Nagasaki September 81
for this port.
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NEWS of THE OCEAN

Lumber for South Africa
Tie steamer Bee was cleared for sydney
British Columbia via Eureka and Astoria yes
terdsy with 100 $50 feet of lumber. valued al
s.. 900. route TO Natal South Africa
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-03

sSa. only f3Ion only 6HTamalpais only fAfuir only
Ticket Oices-Sausalito Ferry and s74 Market
General Ofices-Nil alley. Celisornia-
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HYDRoeRAPH1c OFFICE

Depth at mean low water entrance 10 harbor.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-03
Tonnage Engagements

The schooner ". L. Smith, Grays Harbor
was chartered nrior to arrival for lumber thence
TO Callao at 40s
The barkenfine Glarner is on the berth loading
for Mexican ports.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-03
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS

TO ARRIVE
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ril,nlt i'm notiirlid) itilidipeiaeno
nit elmer Scrbeugul,g Dor Dem So
Mig. Gic rnNcldjricbencn @elese OeS
Clubs beitinnlcn bob 9tienlanO Den
&oniN ullrcocn bari, oltsgcnoinmlell
Der @er5oa uon Sic, Der ais Sdpic.
ger nbn Dem &oni1 nnber itebt, ais
ollie olloercn Glubmitglieber. Srois.
Dem lulll Der &onIa niht, Dab er I'M
Cub imnner Die Meipeftpcrion lit,
ionoern er gebt oortbin. Inn iid) SIT
erbolen uno gemiitbIid) 5u p%louoern,
mobci cS notilr!id) Sohc bcS perlon'
!idcn 6ein9eiiibls lit. mic iueit man
ouf oen pertrnllid)en Con ocs &UnigS
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Der hDgicniid)c Wcrt6 ocs SbItes.

GoS ~@iener Srenlbenblntt brin1t
5eitgcm0Bc Iusfiibrungen iiber Die
lppbltbatlac @irtun9 bcs Sbltes oilf
nnlcren &Grper, ionic iiber Die Sd1-
oigllngcll, Ole blrd) llnnlGBigfeit bel
Dem @enlB ein5clncr Sbitorten Der.
anlnBt lperoen fDrlen. Iie Gitronc
lit Die Eerlc inter benz Sbit. Sic rei-
niat baS @lut. lie ourhorin9t urlo
rciligt allc S6leimhoute mo Grit
len ocS &orperS. InOurerno uno
nl1BiN aebrallUt, beiebt Der Snit
IclbIt obgeitorbene (groue) SteIlelt
III Der Sdlcimballt. Sies ldBt lid
3. 9. i'm Solic bepbadten. Nie Gitro.
ne lott Steinbiloungen, gidtigc nnO
rbeumatiidc Nblogcrungen, tootet
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cll'cn "i0llr-paa" hcgcDt; bod er5Gblt
mon lIG5 III ELECTROMAGNETIC cine
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len bate, oab er llid)t MIR clnen Glub.
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lallten. Ser &onig - oanol3 nod
Der Eril13 bon Woles - iob ben Seer
eIl1cn Nl1cnblid crltouutt an, film.
gcltc nunll unb rief. dis Der 0iencr
er1d)lc!L. init pcrnebmllder Gimme:
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mo perlleB ocn GLIB. PIN Iu1diten
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enc ottt5lcllc Bite, oll3 Dem Gllih
olta3ntrctcn, Der err rotiirIiN tSolgc
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plouocr, bel Dem politiide Srogcn
g1njlih nllaNeldloiicn limo, fommt
&onla G0moro in Den Glllb, ltu &ur.
tel ju ipielcll. Gr gcuicBt oils
%rio0cipIeIcr cinen gnten H,lf uno
ipiclt mi Iicbitcn nit iebr Itorfcll
0cAlcr,. Gr pcrlonQt nbcr audi
bub ieinc Mitipieler nid)t ituntml mic
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lem ullf ooS Spicl con5entriren, iol,-
bern lie miiiicn i'm babel ollG utter
boltcn. rSmon tulf", luiti9ea @e-
pIouoer liebt &oniN Gblporo neben
elmer 0utcn Gi9orrc iehr ais 3u9obc
tlllli &urtenlpiel.