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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-09-30

LOST-Diawond ring. Return I"
Times office. $40 reward.
The city council will meet in reg
Mar session next Monday night.
The county treasurer has sent out
the tax notices during the past week.
IOST-Gold locSrt. Return to
postonicr and hc literally rewarded
Mrs. W. X. Emmett, Of Ogden,
was in Coalvlllc the iorepart cf the
week.
Georgc Thnckcry Of Croydon was
In Conlvillc the forcpart Of the week
on Business.
TIE county commissioners will
meet in regular monthly session
next Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Couch aid
children spent the forepart of the
week In ogden.
W, II. Jensen Of salt Lake, was
the guest of his brother j, ~ Jeh-
sen the fnrepart Of the week.
MIR. Kohn Of Ogden, has opened
up store In the Coalville Sample
room and will carry complete line
OF gents furnishings.
Walter Caldrrwood has had u
force OF men u, work remodeling
the old sample room. This lisa much
needed Improvement and will add
that much more dignity to our town.
Thomas Beard has been chosen
jnnitor of the New West school
house. MIR. Beard held the same
position, ir-, -.s-oa, aud has bssn
hired again with n substantial raise
In pay, showing that he is giving
splendid satisfaction.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1910-01-20

that it be reclaimed by the state. A
supplementary point to the accept
ance of the Carey Act land was the
passage of state laws that afford
protection to the Carey Act land
homesteader and promoter. The
amount of water to be received was
defined, and rules adopted that pre-
vent all forms of favoritism in the
laud-openings. The success of Carey
Act irrigation is shown in the fact
that Idaho has already used her first
900 900 acres of land and has
recently been granted an additional
100000 acres for reclamation.
Thus is irrigation and reclamation
in Idaho taken out of the specula-
tive and the hold up realm and
placed on a business basis, with all
parties to the contract given pro-
lection. For these reasons the mil
lions of dollars worth of Idaho ir-
rigation bonds have found ready
sale and the state is developing some
of the largest reclamation projects
in the West Pacific Monthly.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1910-01-20
A Leader in Irrigation Projects

The great success of irrigation il
Idaho is very largely due to hel
superior laws and methods of financ
Ing great irrigation enterprises. The
reclamation project in an early day
in Idaho was a speculative venture,
and for this reason nearly all OF
these ventures have long since pass
ed into the hands of the receiver.
The early day plan was for the pro-
moters to define an irrigation pro-
ject. and sell the water right for a
relatively small amount. but to
charge large annual maintenance
fee. II was planned that the sale of
the water right would build the
ditch, thus allowing the mainten-
ance fee to be applied largely to
profits. Needless to say very few
water right sales were made under
this very unbuslnesslike plan. The
first importent step towards making
Idaho great irrigation state was
the passage of law similar to the
Wright law of California. Under
this law irrigation districts might be
organized, the ditch system to be
finally turned over to the property
owners. Thus, bonds could be is
sued against all of the property of
the district, and these bonds found
ready sale, The next great step
was the acceptance of the terms of
the Carey Act by which the govern
ment appropriated 1000, 900 acres
of land to the state on condition
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1910-01-20
THE FARM BOYS OPPORTUNITY

A Missouri boy, Ia years old, was
awarded $40 in premiums at the
state corn show held in that state
last week. His achievements should
serve as stimulus to all the farm
boys of Idaho to learn and apply
the most improved methods of Sc
lecting seed and Of planting and
taking care of the crops. of planting
trees and pruning and spraying
them and preparing fruit for
market. of maintaining the highest
fertility and condition Of the soil
The opportunities for acquiring
this knowledge, furnished by the
government at great expense may
be had by every young man, as well
az older ones. and they should
take advantage Of them. AT the
farmers institute held in Emmett
two weeks ago, we noticed number
OF young formers present, and they
were deeply interested in the sub
iects dis used. There should be
more Of them at these meetings,
because the information impaired
there comes from the highest au-
thority from men who have made
life study of farm and orchard
problems.
Theirs is no industry in the United
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1910-01-20

Keep out of debt, out of quarrels,
out OF damp clothes, out of reacn OF
liquors ana out of doors all you can
in good weather ENJOY II you can,
be contented if you cant enjoy,
and be resigned if you cant be con-
tented. Ur, in other words, do
what you like; if you can't do thar,
like what you do; if you can't do
lnat, make the best of it.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1910-01-20

= = a
The man who does his best vii
I'd his job longer than the mar
70 could do better, but doesn't.
A man can't get ahead in this
rld unless he's born with one.
I | made $l3 in 10 minutes yester-
y, " said a business man. Il
med down a book agent"
- y
II Cinderella had lived today. ID
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1910-01-20

Have you noticed wnere the moon
rises ana sets now? 1t comes into
the valley near the northeast corner
and goes out near the southwest
corner. According to an old settler,
as long as this oru remains IN this
position there will be no warm
weather.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1910-01-20
Moose and snqine Test streno.b.

Though it is close season for hunt.
ing. the 11:15 express was not respon-
slble for breaking the laws. i5out
one mile out of McAdam fine COW
moose contested its H-rength with the
engine, .esG!.!!s IN the noble beasts
death.
As it did not fall from the fender
the train was stopped and the beauti.
full but much damaged carcass was
lifted off the line to be claimed later
on by the game warden. 1t is sup
posed that the flies drive the animals
out into the open.-St. John Sun.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1910-01-20
The Wickedest People.

! think the wickedest people or
earth are those who use a force OF
genius to make themselves selfish in
the noblest things; keeping them.
selves aloof from the vulgar. the igno.
rant, aid the unknown; rising higher
and higher in taste. till they sit. ice
upon ice, on the mountain top of
eternal congelation.-Henry Ward
Beecher.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1910-01-20
TWO HUNDRED YEARS HENCE.

Thomas A Edison has taken q
peep into the future and prophecies
that the world will be a much better
one. particularly for the poor man,
200 years from now In an inter
view of a recent date, he says.
In 2ll0, by the cheapening of
commodities. the ordinary laborer
will i've as well as a man does now
with 5000, 600 annual income. Auto
matte machinery and scientific agri-
culture will bring about this result.
There will be no manual labor in
the factories of the future. The
men employed will all be superin-
tendents watching the machinery to
see that it works right.
The work day win be eight hours
or less. 1t will be work with the
brain done in wholesome, pleasant
surroundings. Less and less men
will be used as an engine or as a
horse.
The clothes Of the future, by the
way, will be so cheap that every
young woman will be able to follow
the fashions promptly, and there
will be plenty of fashions "
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1910-01-20
Science Scores vlcSry.

Epidemic cerebrospinal meningitis
used to be rare in France. occurring
chiefly in military centers. Now a
doctor is likely to meet with it in gen
eral practice. If he antimeuingococeic
serum of DR.. Gopter or Wassermann
is used at an early stage the disease
generally stops short and clears up in
two or three days without leaving
any traces
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1910-01-20

The busiest and mightiest little
thing that ever was made is Cham
berain's Stomach and Liver Tablets.
They do the work whenever you re-
qIire their aid. These tablets change
weakness into strength, listlessness
into energy, gloominess into joyous
ness. Their action is so gentle one
don't realize they have taken pur-
gative. Sold by H. T. Davis.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1910-01-20

was signing for companionship. One
morning he left his cabin to get
some wood and met an enormous
black bear that reared on its hind
legs and stretched out its front paws
as if to hug the miner. Good
morning, BEAR" said the miner,
holding out his hand, 'I'm darned
glad to see you"
Another one retoid: A woman's
husband was constantly coming home
late at night in a drunken condition.
She decided that good scare would
reform him, and played the ghost
trick on him. She wrapped herself
in a sheet. and hid behind bush in
the yard. Finally, her husband came
Keeling home, and saw the ghost in
the yard. Now, what in the deuce
(hic) is your manner" he called out.
Pm the Devil" said the ghost
gruffly. well, Mr.. Devil, come
here (hic) and let US shake hands. |
know you well. (hic) married
your sister"
A large touring car containing a
man and his wife met hay wagon
fully loaded in narrow road The
woman declared that the farmer
must back out, but her husband |
that she was unreason-
able. But you can't back the auto
mobile so far" she said, and | /
don't intend TO move Tor anybody. 4
He should have seen us" The nus
band pointed ont that this was i'm
possible, owing to an abrupt turn in
Inc road. II don't care, she in
sisted. Il won't move if we stay
here all night" The man in the au-
was starting to argue the
when the farmer, who had
been sitting quietly on the hay, in
Never mind, old man, +"
he exclaimed. I'm try to back out,
we got one lust like her at home"
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1910-01-20

addition TO her glass shoes, sh
would have had transparent stock
ings,
1t is reaching the point where TIL
woman living next door who runs il
TO borrow an egg or a bucket o
coal should be required to deposi
collateral.
v y -
The reason that free advice ISM
popular is because it usually con
sists in telling the Hottentot TO keel
his SHIRT on, the OK to kick his mas
ter, the ass TO chew the cud and the
jackrabblt to turn and chase the
bulldog to death.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1910-01-20

Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is a
very valuable medicine for throat
and lung troubles, quickly relieves
and cures painful breathing and a
dangerously sounding cough which
indicates congested lungs. Sold by
H. I. Davis.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1910-01-20

Bees Laxative Cough Syrup con-
tains no opiate or narcotic. 1t is a
gentle, easy laxative, by which it
drives the cold from the system and
at the same time heals irritation of
the throat and stops the cough. Sold
by B. b. Davis.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1910-01-20

DO I believe in fertilizer" asked
lecturer at the state agricultural
college. Yes, fertihze the land
and the mind of the farmer. Poor
soil? There is no such thing. All
soil is adapted to the production of
some cash crop. Put a good head
on poor land and you get crop
and vice versa. When a man tells
me his land is no good | have sus-
picions, just as | do when a man
tells me all his horses are mean"
y y y
Prospectors in Alaska who spend
the long winters up there sometimes
are incredibly lonely, says the Satur-
day Evening Post. A man named
Hartford was left in charge of a
mine one winter. He was all alone,
and at the end of the third month
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1910-01-20
Tales of the Town
AT TABLE SETTING.

NOR the table setting
4 Fewer are the places,
Fewer round the table
Grow the children's faces
CuANGES. changes. changes,
~ Life and death are bringing;
Sore my soul misgives me.
Fears my heart are wringing.
OTHERWISE | fancied
~ As ! hushed their weeping.
Otherwise | fancled
As 1 watched them sleeping.
GMALi.. we kept them neG. us,
- Thou and I together.
Hard the task without thee,
Lonely the ciideavor.
DOuND the board so crowded
~ Wider grow the spaces.
For the table setting
Fewer are the places.
-Evangeline Metheny
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1910-01-20
Coming

Finest line of postcards it. the
city Big assortment. Fern con-
tectionery.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-31
eokal-Dtrid)t


Bon Slid .anH Grau Wlarp Soeeo.
Don Der Court unb WdInut Sfrdbs,
iaesn, obihon iis idulerShafie gronos
ipunben on ben Nrmen uno 6dnoen
oapogstrasen bat. Sn Jrou Soeea's
Dobnuna broh ndmIi4 ssitern Wors
gen infcigs zines ihobbaiien Gafolins
to6srs Elm 5euer aus unb bel ben
a6ihperlu6en erliii bic 5rouBrdnos
uunoen an ben 5dnoen unb 4rmtH
uno ihrs aieibsr aerietben In 9rcno.
auf ibrs 5iiierufe elite Der i'm Rebens
sinimer ipohnsnbe 5hueiotr Watteo
Qctorbino bsrbei. bsHen 8emiihnngeH
es audi asInng. bic Grau Dor BEN f.
6ersn 5eusrtops gu bspabrsn, inoem
CT bic i5Iommsn sridts. Gleinstiiig
sriff jeboh bas ytuer TIM 3immer nm
iit unb 5rau Soeto muBts NIT ihren
ainbern bic Jlu6t srsrifen, BIB bic
insniihsn einsstrOffeue Jeutrfrebr Der
5lamm.u Serr eepcrben mar.
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3as Erpsramm oes Rrdiioenten

Die republitdniI9e qurtei perpfli6<
tete Iih, als fie 9aft bem 8olte aIs
ibrsn prdfioentfhofts &aHbtodtsn
prdisntirte, gu folgsnoem prosramm:
ReoiTion bes 9arifs. RontrDlirune Der
giIenbahnen, &onIerpiruns bes 0ffent.
liten Gtgeut6ums. Regulirung Der
EruIis, poitIparbonten unb 9euDes
rung bes 8erFabrens bel Ginhultsbs.
feblen. Bon Diefem progrdmm 1T ios
nett MIR Der Garif erlsbiet iporben
unb bic Deifs, ipis Dos gefbehsn lit.
bat neber Dem prdiioenten, nod Der
9drtsi 5reun0e gemaht. Die poits
fpdrbdnten 8orlage 6dngt i'm Senat
uno bat tpenig Qusfibt auf 9enebmi,
sung. Die Regulirung Der 5ruits If
BEL Sefte geieBt poroen, neil erii4tlit
| lit. bdb fie ni6t mebr aufgsnommer
iperben fann unb aus benz 1peiterer
| nitt unberehtigten 0runDe, baB maj
bic Gntiheioung oss Dberiten Eribu
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9as Simperlide Berlin.

Qm Is. 5ebruor 1899 fiibrts SFf.
lamb am 8erliner NationaItbeater Die
BON Sdillsr eben pollenoeten g5ieeolos
mini auf, aber obne Dalleniteins ga
ger, troBbem sr AUDI DieIss 3ur Gufs
fiibrung erporben uub gar fchon burhs
aeprobt botte. Warum bds prahtiss
Solbdtenitiid, On oem beuts Bel putrios
tiIhen ShulFeiern uHisre Yrmaner
nit Borliebe ibre jugenoihen ardfte
DerIuhen, Der gsrliner Gefenfdofi
ni6t esnebm mar, lebrt uns iest srii
Der 8riefnehiel Sfflanbs nit S6i[Ier,
ben aurf Ma[Isr aus bem Qrhip pes
1902 an bic Stene bes Rationaltbeas
ters getretsnen t0niglihen Shaufpiels
bauIss heranssegeben bat. Inter Dem
10. Gebruur 1899 fhrsibt Sfflano ar
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9ieqobnerb0bunqen, mel

Die 2obnerb0bungen mel.
de bic 9ennipIparia Giienbabn betpils
Iigt bat, betrsffen $4,000 Wdnn unb
erb6ben bus 2ohnzGtat um 3sbn Wlilz
Iionen Dollars. Die 3uldge erfoIgt
aIs ausgIei4 Der boben qreiie fir 2es
bensbepiirfniFe. Wenn fir $4,000
Mann 5ebr WiIIionen Dollars notbs
tpenoig fino, 70 ift oaraus gu eries
ben, oaB bic 5beusrung oas emsritas
nifGe Bolt WilIidroen tpFtet, bic gdr
nitt erIeBt tperben t6nnsu, neil ntdt
aas arbeitgsber 10 glidlih 1itutrt
ftro, tpie bic gennfplpania 8abn. Die
ubriaen Mrhttnebmer i'm 2anoe tDns
nen ben 4usaIeih nur in elmer beoeus
tsnosn 6erdbIebung Der Preiis fir 2es
bensmittel finoeu, unb bag 1T uur
our6 cine itarte 5erabIsBung oes ID
riffs gu ermDglifeu.
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8sprGfentaut 6opler BON
gtep Serfsp bat i'm 6duIe feline III
mana =Reform er0rtert, bic ith gegen bic
Nlorihihs Gentrarbdnt rihtet. Bel
biefer 8slsgsnbeit mahte sr Ilori6
fein 4onlpltment, irbem IL nohDies,
bdb sr i'm 5tnan3peIen sbsnIo untpiis
ieno isi, ME Cannon, tptlY 2sbterer
biefe unpiiIenbit islbit sin9eItanoen
Eat. 5oplers Ylan 1T be3entraltiireno.
Den ganten fplrD IS unter entiprez
6enbsn 9orIi6tsmabrsseln iibsrIafen,
Dem 8oIts allss 9elo gu liefern, befsn
es bsoarf 10 ouB es bierir niht Don
Der 9ndoe Der Spetuldntsn abbdngie
esmudot fpirD. IS IGbt iih isst idon
NIT 8eftimmtbeit pprausIQgen, oab
2llorihs 8oriAlag our 9riinoun9 eli
ner 3entraIbont nismaIs Die 3uItims
mung i'm &Ongreb erIungsn pirb,
2lusii6t auf 9eushmigung bate uur
Der beoeutenO beHere plan 5oplers,
a6sr and oieier tpirb ni6t burhgebsn.
neil 2lbrid ibn bstGupfsn pirb. Sir
biefen 1T ss 9runDias, bag Der aon=
greg uiht fir Die Wcblfabrt oss Dol
fes, IDnDsrH fir bic Sntsrefsn bee
9roBtapitals gu iorgen bat.
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oooronW WtII IN, Der prdiis
bent Der qrinoetpner llniperIitdt, Der
mebrfah als oemofrutifher BrGIioentz
I6afts Ranoibat in 8etradt ge3osen
1pprben lit, Iprtht BON einem neuen
Regierungsprogrdmm, fir fpslhes Die
DemotrdtiIde gartei fih ertldren
miiFe, um gum iihersn Siege 81 ees
lunsen. 2eioer IdBt bisiss 8rogramm,
tpie g}rof. BilIpn es BARTLETT, allss an
aIur5sit gu piinihen ubrig. 5ogdr
Der 5arif, pelder alein Die ftarfe
Seits Der bemotratiifen Portei bilbsa
fann, pirb iebr cberfld6Iih eripdbnt.
Bos er iiber oie 8ebanblung Der
3ruIts Iagt, lduft burduf binaus, bab
man fie unbebelltgt lafen ion. Nus
Dieier 8eoe tann man nur ben SIN
brud gspinnsn, DAB bas republican
ids Yrooramm beoeuteno bei1er 1T,
fpenn es nur m0gIih pdre, es CUR
0urdfihrung 3u brtn9en. 8as gill
felbit pom Iarif. g8dre bieier ehrlth
reoiptrt porben, 10 gdbe er Der oemae
trotiTben partei teine 6anbhabs sur
Sritit. 8ilipus Reoe lieftrt ben Be-
peis, bub grinolihe arbeit niht bon
bemotrdtiIher Geite gu ertpurtsn lit,
| fonoern nur purh stne umgsitoItunQ
Der republitaniI6en qurtei in Der
8eife, DAP Die Stanbpatter gu 8ob:n
qetpprfen fperben, erlanet fperoen tann.
Wenn bas nift geitiebt, bdnn fret
lid mub pas 8olt es nit Der anoeren
8artet periuhen.
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More Daylight.

am Gr.iias Dormitius finbti cine
Sisuna hes apmmiitess fir Wsititl
un6 Nkse isait. In Der in Sa1en ctr
0er!anstruns Der 5aassiiunben. oie
burh bic ioetnonnie .Wore DapiigH@
Orbinans btrbeissfiibri psrben lou,
oFfentlid3 rerbanbelt nerben foIl.
Siupiratb Woper bemiibt lin BE-
ianntlit. bic i'm porisen Sabre pnls
Tirte SrbiRans gu tpiberruftn. Gtis
tens Der grobinbuftriellen tpirb nieIs
fad Der geibthdl.uns Der Drotn0n3
cds Wprt aerebet.
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Aus ben 4euBerungen bes
nunmehr peritorbenen Sberbunbes@
Rittsrs 8reper tpirb beIonbers berz
pprgeAOben, odB er Iia grobe Gorge
iiber bie pplitii6e Gntpttlung in BEN
8ereinigtsn Stadten mahte, ba ods
Re6t bes Hrbipibuum8 beItGnbig mebr
ben ,SntereTen Der 9eiammt6eit unter.
eeorbnet tpsroe. Die ShulD barar
ihrieb sr ben 4usldnoern gu, bic ibrs
unameritdniihen 4nihQuuHgen bieien
2unbe aufpfropften. Wfit oteIer Qns
i6ouung ift Der Dioeripru4 ertldrt
Der 8rpii6en unisren 8eri6ten uno be,
8oItsmetnung beItebt. 9as Bol'
fareitet in Der Grtenntnib porun uni
Die 9erihte blsiben in peralteten 4n'
i6auunsen bdften. Sn anoeren Can
bern tam biefer Bioeripruh ntht out
fommen, neil ben 0srihten bort MID
10 Disl Spielraum sslafen fpirb, mi
BEL uns. Bds man BEL uns Die De
ieBgsbung Der SuItis Gubse maoe latp
nennt, 1T i'm Nustunbe nnbetdnnt
Sort lit Der Rihter benz Geies9sbe
abfolut untertbdn. Dos trifft iogd
auf Gnelanb gu. bsnn tpenn AUDI Dor
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Gfnbt, bic hisrburn uifis ron ihrfm
frsisn. Ioufxyn Gh0roftsr dnbln-

Gfnbi, bic hierburtt uihis ron ilrfm
frtrn, IoutxRn Gaurotter sinbnH-
.
Cine oIte, nod Dor Elm poor Sobrs
sehnien tooie 5trobe. Die RdDaIikr.
itrabe, in jeet bic eleganttfit unb be-
lebtefte. lin bic Mtiagsftunbs, iusnI
bier Dor psm neuen ber3osiihen paIais
Die UeiIitdrmufif ipieH, eRtpidelt iidb
Elm acrio BON edit refibensIiter Gie'
benspiirpisteii. ,llnter ben fiHosn@.
am Gnbe Der aopalierfrabe, erbebt iih
bds 1enfn1ol bes 5er5oss Jrisori9
s5rons. Der 6ersos 5sist NIT Der
6anb nnn Der aopoIierfirabe, une Der
9ottsmunb BON etxbem mdnte. Der
5iirlt polle NIT bieier Beipegung fas
gen: ,6erri,b, ba gebt ia tin Wenfh
in Der aapdleriirabt.1 --- Dehdu bat
ieinen 2anoesfinbern, benz Didier o.r
0riehsnlieoer milkim RilItr. btm
qbiloiopben Woies Nssnbslfobn uHo
S6neiber, bem Romponifteu tes
.WeIiseribt", Tsonumente geiett uuo
bierburh iih feIbit seebrt.
y
ssn Der ebrtpiirbigen, NIT Gh6pfuns
gen Der xiben grandhs eefhmiidten
Marentirhs, In Der nod aiitbsr prs.
biete, am eroben Martt, an bsm ans
eren3ntpen Qufteorten, in bem iit IN
ipunberpo[ler umrdbmuns in fiitnsr
Shonxit Wan3els Dentmnl 5ritpria
/. erbebt, uno bonn on ben nn1sn,
bon einftodigen GiebeihGushen befdisn
llfern Der moIeriidkn Wulbs lebt mol,
ein Stiidfen aIt D<Nan. Dor bern
alien, unbtrpobntsn 6srsogsfhIob. bel.
fen ppripringenbtn Ssiknbou Der
9oltsmunb .,bas gorlessihl0bdxn"
setouft bat, itebt bas idlihts Dsngm1l
beg Jiiritsn aeppolb, pts popuIdra.H
6errihers aus btm anbaiiiner Ge'
fhlehie, uro, iptnn er bo oben trfdh@
reH folltt, tpie fb0n iih itin irnul:s
Stdbtfsn enttpidelt bat, er tpirbe
nxlsidf su Gbren Der iunsen DsFauer
ben alten DeFousrmarI4 bIaitn laiIen.
u. 3oIsbod.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-31

ods aIethe Spitem bsitebt, fpie BEL uns,
rdumt bic @sfeBeebuHs NIT riaterlis
den Gntfheiounsen aut bic nit oem
3eitseiit In alIsutruHem Niberfprud
fteRn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-31

Das lamb 10 trt6 d ftIid ?
Department per0ffentli1t cine Qiits
BON Batent Ufeoi3inen unb Na6z
rung5mittsln. bic Iaut gerihtlih:r
Gntffsipunq sntpeosr geIunobettsge-
fdbrIih oDer unpabr in Den auf ben
Gtitsttsn qemuhten Ingaben iino.
Bon sinem Ueoitament, bas iif
Wdfe man Sdblet nsnnt unb fir ale
mDQlihsn &runtbsiten pon Wdnnsrn
unp Irauen unqeprieien niro, bat Die
Qlnalnfs erpieien, baB Die entbdltenen
Subitan3en Die geriibmten Dirtungea
ntcht bdben tonnen uno Dds folgsnoe
8emtih pon Giften DarTteQen: Ir1e-
nit, Strphnin, Gtfenorpo uiD. Be
treffs oeritieDener puIper fir aopFz
fanler3en tpirD nahgepiefen, bdb lie
anItatt gu bsilen, Ihdbigeno Dirter.
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bri3irten Iempersn3geiuff, miro ndhz
qspieien, Dap ss Cocaine entbGlt, mas
Die alte 8eobahtuna beftdtigt, bdb
8robibitioniften fir Die 6armloisn 8es
trGnte, bic lie gspaltIam peror6ngen,
GrfaB in ben itGrtitsn 9iTtsn iuhen.
Sn 8esug auf aaFfse uiro es nidt
iiberrQihen, tpenn man erfdbrt, baB
pie aannen, pelte pruntsnD ben eyrs
1ult ais SABA unb Wottd ungebsa,
ni6ts Qnberss dls oroindren braiilt1s
niI6en Raffee ertbaltsn.