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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-04-30

" B. Noble # Bottaneau was i
the city yesterday on business
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1910-06-16
VISITS STATES LARGEST ORCHARDS
Prof. Surfaces Field Force Calls Upon
d. Maurice Wertz.

State Zoologlst Surface and
his twenty-five orchard lnspec-
tors spent last Thursday at the
orchard of D. Maurice Wertz at
Quincy, Franklin county. Mr..
Wertz, who is known as the fruit
king OF Pennsylvania, is resi-
dent IF Waynesboro, and on 189
acres of land IN the past three
years has raised $175,000 worth
of fruit.
With Prof. Surface were AS.
slstant Zoologist Herr and State
Entomologist Philips, Of Virginia.
They were received by Mr.. Wertz
and force of sixty men who at
tend to the 5000 pee ch and 5000
apple trees IN the orchard.
After the June drop, this force
of men will thin out the fruit and
this process alone will cost about
$500. All OF the trees indicate
enormous crops.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1910-06-16
MARRIED SIXTY YEARS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Jehu G. Cunningham, Of New Grena-
da, Celebrate Sixtieth Wedding Anniversary
on Fifth Instant.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1910-06-16
County c. E. Convention.

On Wednesday evening June
22, immediately after the S. S.
convention, the Fulton County
Christian Endeavor Unicn, will
convene. The evening services
will be conducted and addressed
by Mr.. A. j. Shartle, State Sec
retary; also, an address by Rev
Charles r. Plttman. On Thurs
day morning at ZOO, a quiet hour
will be conducted by Rev; Pitt
man. a missionary from Persia.
The forenoon session will com
mence at $3.50.
All services In the Presbyterl-
an church. A liberal Offering
will be asked for on Wednesday
evening TO help meet expenses.
L. III. RICE, Pres. Co. 9. K.
Miss Mary Sloan, sec'y.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1910-06-16
NARROWLY ESCAPED DEATH.
Leslie Mellott, a Street Car Conductor,
Painfully Injured While Crossing
Bridge With His Car.

Leslie Mellott, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. George S. Mellott, of Bel
fast township is trusted con-
ductor on the lines of the Beaver
Valley Traction Company IN
western Pennsylvania. On the
morning of the 4th ult., he was
passing across the big bridge
over the Beaver river, that con
meets the towns of New Brighton
and Beaver Falls. He was IN
charge of a summer car and was
standing on the running board
during the trip over the bridge.
In making change for a fare just
collected, he leaned out a little
toe far and was struck on the
shoulder by one of the iron sup
ports at the side of the structure.
Fortunately, Leslie held on to
the hand hold, and was thrown III
toward the car, instead of out
word over the rail to almost GER
tain death. Que of the passen-
gers grabbed him and held him
from falling until the end of the
bridge was reached, when 1t was
found that the young man was
painfully hurt. lie was quickly
removed to the Office of the com
pany, and a surgeon called, when
1t was found that he had escaped
with a badly bruised shoulder,
and slight scalp wound.
Leslie is now as good as ever,
and is back at his post, but will
not likely collide with that post
again.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1910-06-16
Careless English.

Mr.. EDITOR:-It may be some
consolation to you to know that
country" newspapers are not
the only ones in which "balled
up" exp resslons occur, as the
following from a recent Issue of a
big city daily will show:
'sThe lieutenant dlsmounted
and chased a boy who was throw
ing stones up an alley" The boy
hadn't thrown stones "up an al
ley," but had been stoning trolley
cars, and the officer chased him
up the alley. Another: "When
the boys body was discovered,
witnesses came forward who had
heard a foreigner threaten to kill
him several times" Any man
who would kill a boy once, Should
be hung. Still another: "He
was quickly overtaken and placed
under arrest; but upon being
searched, the revolver was not
found. 1t was later discovered
and brought to the police station
by negro with one leg hidden IN
ar ash barrel on Beech street.
READER.
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Pair of Nice People.

Mr.. and Mrs. Jonas Mellott, a
pair of mighty nice people living
in Belfast township, came to town
with their son Alexander, Tues
day morning and spent the day
with their son George B. Mellott
and family. Mr.. and Mrs. Mel
lott were both born in 1888, and
are, consequently, rounding out
their seventy-seventh year. Mr..
Mellott has been totally blind for
more than twenty years, and is
crippled up a good deal with rheu
matism. Notwithstanding this
affllction, his mind is bright and
clear, he is cheerful, and an en-
tertainlng conversationalist.
Twenty years is long night
for day and night are alike to a
blind man, and Mr.. Mellott is
just as likely to arise from bed
and go about the premises per,
forming any little tasks of work,
as at any other time. A few
nights ago, Mrs. Mellott got
awake and found that Mr.. Mel
lott had arisen about midnight,
dressed himself, gone to the cell
lar, and had sprouted about five
bushels Of potatoes, when she
found him.
They were married in 1854 and
SIX daughters and four sons have
blessed their unlon--nlne of
whom are living; and they have
thirty three grandchildren, and
three great grandchildren. Their
children are: Elmlra, wife of Ru.
fus Haryev, Saxton, Pa. Harriet,
wife of N. ii. Peck, Needmore;
Alexander, Needmore; Alice, wife
of Rev. VIM. H. Slnes, Oakland.
Md, George b., McConnells-
burg; Rebecca, wife OF }. Pott
Mckee, Gem; Eta, wife of VIM.
Mellott slpes Mil; Anderson,
Need more; aud Isaiah, Gem.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1910-06-16
BOTH ANNUAL CONVENTION
OF the Fulton County Sabbath School As.
sociation TO be Held in McConnells'
burg, June 2Ist and 22nd.

To the Pastors, Superintendents,
and Sunday School Workers.;
Dear Co-Workers-In order to
make the coming convention a
success we need your prayers
and cooperation Each school
is entitled to two delegates, also
the pastor and superintendent.
Make special effort to elect dele,
gates who will come.
We need 500 for county ana
state work. Last year mum ber
of the schools contributed. This
year let US hope that every school
will give. No less that S1.00
from each of the small schools,
and at least $500 or $500 from
the larger schools will be expect.
ed. The money may be sent to
the Field Secretary or the dele
gates may brlng it when they
come to the convention. Pray
for the success of the convention
JOHN M. DIEHL,
Field Secretary.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1910-06-16
READER.

lot IN the Presbyterian graveyard
In McConnellsburg.
Miss Dickson was a daughter
of the late Hon. Mark Dickson
and his wife Maria (Scott) Dick
son, and was born July II, 1855.
Miss Dickson had suffered for
several months from chronic gas.
trio catarrh, which resulted,
finally, in death from inanitlon.
Practically all her life she was
a consistent member of the Pres
byterian church, and the large
number of persons who were
present at her funeral bore elo-
quent testimony to the wide es-
TEEN in which she was held.
She is survived by the follow.
ing brothers and sisters: Viii
liam S.; Elizabeth, wife of w. A.
Sloan; Emma, wife of S. M. Rob.
lnson; Miss ANNE; Samuel G /,
Mary S.; and Nettle, wife of w.
Scott Alexander-all of whom are
residing IN McConnellsburg.
Orr.
Ellen N, wife of w. E. OFT, who
resides near Back Run, IN Ayr
township, died Monday, June
18th, aged 40 years, 5 months
and 13 days. The funeral took
place yesterday, conducted by
Rev. Clifford Hays, of the Luther
an church, of which the deceased
was an exemplary member, and
interment was made In Union
cemetery. :
Mrs. OFT was daughter oi
Barnabas and Susan ". (Crouse)
Blvens. About-a year ago her
health began to fail, and for sew.
eral months she was great suf'
|ferer, having spent sixteen weeks
In the Cham mbersburg hospital
during which time she under
went several surgical operations.
She is survived by her husband
and seven children, all Of whom
are at home. She was q loving
mother, an afSectionate wife, and
an excellent ueighbor; and her
death win be mourred BY large
CIRCLE Of friends,
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1910-06-16

Washington, and will be home
after the Sd OF July.
The bride IS a daughter of the
late Charles Sloan, and q niece Of
W. A. Sloan, Of thus place.
AUMEN--CLIpPINGER.
Mr.. Calvin Aumen, OF Center
county, and Miss Margaret Clip
pluger, Of Fulton county. were
united In marriage Wednesday
afternoon at the Union Hotel BY
Rev. w. v. Canoe. pastor Of ths
NJ. II church. Bedford Inqpirs
or, june 10.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1910-06-16
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The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1910-06-16
ABOUT PEOPLE YOU KNOW
Snapshots at Their COmings and Goings
Here for Vacation, or Away
for Restfu Outing.
NAMES OF VISITORS AND VISITED

Mr.. Ross A. Bard, of Belfast
township, was in town on busl-
ness Monday.
Frank Skiles, of Pleasant
Ridge, was welcome caller at
the News Office Tuesday.
Charles w. Booth, of Warfords
burg, called at the NEWS Office
while IN town yesterday morning.
Miss Nora Rltchey, of Altoona,
is home for short visit among
her many Fulton county friends.
Luther Black, of Waynesboro,
is visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. P. Fred Black on east Wal
nut Street.
Ed D. Sinner, of the Republl-
can, Is IN Wllllamsport, Pa, this
week attending U. S. court as
juror.
Robert Metzler, of Phlladel.
phIa, spent few days last week
visiting his uncle and aunt, Mr..
and Mrs. Peter Morton, near
town.
Howard Hill, of Warfordsburg,
was an out-of-town visitor this
week. Mr.. Hill has purchased
the Jane Gordon farm from the
VIM. p. Gordon estate.
Mrs. Harry Mock and sister
Miss Alice Snyder, of Altoona,
are visiting their mother Mrs.
Rebecca Snyder, and other Full
ton county relatives and friends.
William Youse, wife, and their
three children, of Altoona, are
visiting among their relatives and
friends IN this county. Their ba
by is five weeks old and weighs
234 pounds.
S. M. Clevenger, of Needmore,
was III town early last Friday
morning, he having spent the
night previous at the home of
Luther Gordon and wife, near
Jugtown.
John Spangler has completed
his junior year at the Pennsylva-
MIA State College, and is home
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. r. Spangler for his summer
vacation. John IS taking a specl.
al course in electrical engineering.
After an absence of nineteen
years, Mr.. and Mrs. Solomon
Comerer are visiting among Full.
ton county relatives and friends.
Mr.. Comerer is a native of Ayr
township, but went west thirty
years ago, and has been back to
Fulton but once since that tune.
de Is now located IN East Pales-
tine Ohio, where his daughter and
son-ln-law live.
Albert Alexander, of Altoona,
was an agreeable caller at the
News office Monday. Bert has a
nice position with the p. r. r.
Company, and has a leave of alb
sence of but a week. He and his
wife left Altoona last week and
came to Lemaster, where they
spent a day, when he came over
to this side of the mountain to see
his friends, and she went to Ha-
gerstown to visit her relatives.
Joseph Slpes, of Licking Creek
township, is away on visit. His
first stop is with his daughter,
Mrs. Lima Rupe, and family at
Petersburg, Pa, and from that
place he will go on to Pittsburg
and visit Mrs. A. g. Mellott and
family. It's expected that his
grandson, Willis Mellott, win &C.
company HIM home and spend
his school vacation with his grand
parents.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1910-06-16
SPAuLpINc-SLoAN.

Miss Mary Sloan was married
last Saturday morning at the rec
tory OF the Bethany Presbyterian
church, Buffalo, n. X, to Mr..
Martin Bates Spauldlug, former
ly Of San Francisco. Cal. The
bride and groom are away on .
honeymoon trip 70 Nav York and
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1910-06-16
JUNE WEDDINGS
Miss Maude Baumgardner Welded TO DR.,
Charles Humphreys. They Will
Go TO China This Fall

AT the residence of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. H.
Baumgardner, at Wells Tannery,
on Saturday of last week, their
daughter, Miss Ethel Maude, was
united In marriage to DR.. j.
Charles Humphreys, of Phlladel.
nhla, Pa, The ceremony was per
Ormed by Rev. DR.. Sllsley, pas
tor of the North Presbyterian
church, Allegheny, Pa, In which
church Mrs. Humphreys was en-
gagged as Church Field Secretary
for a period of two years prior to
the first day of last April.
The BRIDE IS well known
throughout this county for her
very efficient work as Field Secre
tary of the Fulton County Sunday
School Association, which posi-.
ton she held prior to her accept
ing the work in Allepheny.
DR.. and Mrs. Humphreys will
go to Philadelphia, where a recep
ton will be gwen them by the
groom's parents, on Tuesday of
next week, after which the sum
mer will be spent in preparation
for their departure in October
for West China, where they will
be engaged IN medical missionary
work under the auspices of the
Baptist Board.
MELLOTT-LONG.
On Thursday evening, June 9th
at 4 o'clock, Mr.. Peter M. Me1lott,
son of Caleb Mellott, and Miss
Ethel Long, daughter of John
Long, both of Dublin township,
were united in holy wedlock at
the M. E parsonage at this place,
by the BRIDES pastor, Rev. G. w.
Bryner.
The young people will settle
down to the stern realities of mar
rled life on the old Caleb Mellott
homestead, where the groom is
engaged in the occupation of up.
to date farming. May joy, pros
perity, and long life attend them
is the wish of their many friends.
KEARNS-LAIDIG.
MISS Pearl Laldlg and Mr., Lee
Kearns, of Jeanette, Pa, were
united ia marriage by the Rev.
Bauman at the Reformed parson
age IN Jeanette, on Wednesday
evening, June 8, 1910. The at,
tendants were Miss Bess Rupert
OF Jeanette, and Mr.. Frank
butcher, of Pen Yam, N. Y.
The bride is a daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. George Laidlg, of Hus'
tontown, and a popular young
lady. The young married peoele
have the best wishes of their
many friends.
SHAw-PRICE.
On Wednesday, June 8th., al
the M. e. parsonage at this place,
Mr.. William j. Shaw, of Gracey,
and MISS Martha Elizabeth Price,
of Laidlg, were united in mar =
riage, Rev. G, W. Bryner pro-
nounclng the words that made
them one. They were accompa.
MED by the BRIDES sister, Mrs.
Unger, of the Cove. These are
highly esteemed and worthy
young people and their many
friends JOIN in wishing them
smooth and prosperous SAILING
over the troubled sea of life.
WALTERs-HIXSoN.
In the Church of the Covenant
methodist EpiscopaD Philadel-
phia, at 7:30 o'clock, last Saturday
evening, the pastor of that church
Rev. Nichols, united in marriage
Mr.. Haslet II. Walters, of 1923 e.
Bell Ave-, Altoona. and Miss Viola
Hlxson. of 4l2 S. 18th St, Phila.
delphia. The bride and groom
are natives of Brush Greek Val
ley, and both most excellent
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The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1910-06-16

Wilbur F. Berkstresser, Of
Taylor attended the Unseated
Land sale ct the Treasurer's OH
CO Monday.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-01-20
gismarfs 9amelritt.

SIN gerIag bon 9fobert Gut in
Shlttgart erideiHt ioeben elm 9lnef.
botenbu9 n9reimaIbunbertt
Selriel", oas manderlei lllItige
S6nurren entbGIt. Cine i6Iasferti.
ee gntport 9ismard's iei oaraus
mieoergegeben:
9alb ua6b.m Siioipeitarfifa Seut.
ide 8clonie seluorOen. entitano oas
@eriidJt 9ismard fpole Die neue @r.
merbuns ieIbit in 9lugeni6etn neb.
men. gint Berionlidfeit aus Der
llmgebupa oes 5iiriten erfrnoigte
iid) bel linn, oh bas @eriidt oer8abr.
belt entiprebe, uno OBJ er tpirfIi6
nab gngra Requena rciien NOBLE.
gismard 5oeerte feinen gIugeu.
bid nit Der sInt1prrt. sic Iautete:
.Sa. glber oui oem &ameeI, oas
SieIe Nelligfeit erfilnoen batl"
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Der v2nitiss Senfel@ lit ipieSer
muufer.
tnunter.

.Goftor 9ouie, Der nIilitiee Zen.
feI". Oen, pie eemeloet wuroe, Die
engliiden Stiloenten nit ibrem Saiie
bon Staot gu Stabt eeiogt batten,
bis er franf pur6e, lit nun pieoer
geneien; imEbeoter ober fpir6 er ni6t
10 baI6 mieoer auftreten. Smmerbin
gIoubt er bel .oenen, Die nid)t nIIe
peroen", ni6t in 8ergeiienbeit fallen
bu biirfen, unb 10 lit er auf ben fdlali'
en- @eoanfen eefonmen, feline f6par'
5en &iinite oem &inelnntograpben on.
5itpertrauen. @r bat Dor oieiem cine
Spe5ialporiteIIlng beranitaltet. bel
Der oub feline @ebiIfin, Die ifone
gleftra, Die .eebeilten" Totienten
uu6 Die nbppnotiiierten" Reoien TO-
ipie aud Die nSoble oes Sooes" Die'
Der in EbGtigfeit traten. &inem Spp.
notiiierten purben 3Gbne auseeoo'
gen, Elm friippelbaftes &ino tpurbe
geraoegemadt, all bas poll5oe ii9
Dor Dem &inemotograpben in fpeni.
gen MinIten. @in8ori6lag, aud eiue
tleine Stubentenbete nit fouIen 81.
ern iinb ionitigen 8urfgei6oiien nit
Dem Ipporat aiif5unebmeu, fanb ie.
op6 fein @ebor bel oem .9oftor".
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-01-20
8aHerfraft.

Die Ieste S6aufeI poa 3ement
purOe perorbeitet all Dem groben
9els. 0amm 5ipei Neilen oberbaIb
SatfieIO. @is.. sebaut BON Der 60
Groiie 8ater Bolper Company. elmer
Der groBten @eieai6aften i'm 9or6.
rpeiten. Der Satfielo. Ino Der 9eas.
0omm baben mebr aIs $2,00O,OO0
eefoitet, unb Die @eieqi6dft bot be.
reits aneefiinoigt, oaB 5iir 8erooppe.
lung Der 8apa8itGt i'm nGditen Sabre
5pei neitere 06mme gebaut per6en
ioIlen. Die Stdote @inonn uno 60
@roiie erbalten iest i6on oil ibr 2ift
uno 8aiiertraft bonn $atfiel6 Bolper
Souie, unb bie neue 8oritaotbabn
5plihen 2aGroiie unS Sparta miro
ibre Setriebsfraft aus 0erieIbeu
Sterilization erhoIten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-01-20
ganssr USena" sefeutert.

Gin re6tes l1nsIiidsi6iTf ift 6as
friibere fransoiii6e 2inienidiff .Se.
na", oas, tpie erinnerIih iein tpirb,
Dor mebreren Sabren burh cine BaiI.
pererpIoiion, Die einem Gbeile Der
9eiasung oas 2eben toitete, gum
@rad rpurbe.
9as ieit 3tpei Monaten aIs Sbieft
fir Sdiebiibuugen ber1panbte Braf
bes Bansers nSSSena" lit Dor Der Sn-
iel SorqueroIes geiunfen. an 8oro
befanb iit in Der fritiihen 3eit Nie-
nrano, ba Der iharfe @irb oas Ser
neilen oaieIbit nidt rofbiam erf9ei'
men IieB. gs tpirb anaenommen, baB
elm Defenders beftiger 8inoitob bus
@rod pom slnfer geriiien bat. gs
Iieat iebt in 5ebn 0ieter @aiiertiefe
iteuerboros auf @rltno. Rad ben
letten geri6ten bon ben Sieliibun-
aen mar bonn @arineminiiterilim Der
9luftraa er9nngen, bos @rad rad
Soulon gu ifaffen. Bel bieiem Ser.
Iufe iflug es infolae bes StlirTnes
Inn. 8ielei6t miro es gelingen.
einen SbeiI Ses WtaterioIs du beben.
RsFyeftf Ma gUodhenhfoff
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-01-20
&6nig GSnarS nnS bic RempireH-
IGrei6er.

Gin 2onooner 9Latt meib uu erS6B-
len, Sab aonis @ouarb feline Ber0f-
fentIiduns elmer @eididte ieirer Re-
gierung ipGbren6 feines 2ebens
piinidt. Gi bat ieood i6on Borbe-
reitlingen fir eitre authoritative Be-
i6reibung ieines 2cbens, Die in 5lI'
fiinftigen Sabren erideinen ion, &C.
troffen. Ser S0nig bat icine Tciuuna
iiber peri6ieoene in letter 3eit er.
idienene Wenoirer iebr Sentlid
ausgeiprod)en, unb ner INNER in
8ufunft iih 1bnlider Sn6isfretiouen
iduIoig MAIDEN miro, erbaIt ME pie.
Der cine Ginlaoinpg on ben Sol. Be
Ion6ers ems Oieier Bidder bot Dem
8onia 10 miiBfallen, Dab er es m fei-
nen feincr 8aldite buIbet lino feiner
nG6Iten ltmaebung araebeiitet bot,
iie m6ee ieirem 8eifpieIe foIeen unS
alles aufbieten, nm bic iueitere Der.
breitltng Geies @erfes oii oerbinberr.
5riiber ipar es Site, ooB ieoes Bud,
6as ii6 nit Der neritorbenen 2onisin
beiddftiate, norerif 6em grinatietre-
t6r bes 45nigs uHterbreitet Dur6e.
9ieier graud III ieooa In Der Ietten
3eit abeefommen. Ser Berein Der
8erIagsbu6bdnoler foa nun eriu6t
fuerben, Die aIte ReseI aud in 3u-
funft itrene 'eir5iibalter
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Bonn SeiScIberaer Sd[of.

8ie Der baOii6e SinasniniIter
SonieI III Der 3ipeiten 3mnner nit.
tbeilte, lit Ole baoii6e &egierung
enoeiiItig eutibloiien, Die Oeouern
Oes Otto Seinrihs gaites Itan6baft
gu MAIDEN. 9sad Den porliesenoen
8l6nen lit bierfiir cine 9ufipenSung
BON 100000 Wtarf erforoerli6. Die
erite Hate bon 10000 Niarf miro
i6on in Dem Der &ammet porgeIeg.
ten StaatsporanidIag gefor6ert.
Cine grldilteritrg oarii6er, nad) mel.
dem 8erfabren Die Mauern itano.
baft gema6t merOen ioIIen, ion ben
2anolt1roen ip1ter 5ugeben.
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Bon Der arterienperfaIEana.

@eI6e geoeiitung bieier Rranfbeit
sutommt, sebt ipobI am beiten aus
Dem rluritan6 berbor, Sab ibr 20
9rooent Der Weni6beit Blm Spter
fallen. Sn Der leeten 3eit III e8 ge'
lungen, fiinitlid Bel Ebieren 8erdn'
6erungen berbeiaufiibren. bic Der Gr'
terienperfaltlng beim Yteni6en ent-
ipre6en. Gs 1T >ipubrideinIi6. oaB
bieie Gbierperiude iih fir bic BE-
banbIung uno Borbeugung Der 10
berbreiteten &ranfbet aIs niitlih er'
lpeiien fper6en. Seute 1T es betnabe
i6on aIlgemein auerfaunt, bab iol.
die sSaftoren, Die cine lang 6dliernoe
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brudIteigerung ausIoien. 6abur6 Die
@ntpidIins Der Granfbeit bei6leltni-
gen. uebermGBige Snaniprudnabme
unb bGufise lleberanitrenguHg eires
Organs fann aur SoIae baben, oab
bic gIutgefGbe bieieS Sreans oer'
taIfen. au9 bGufise, iiberdnTtreneen.
be geiftige 2lrbeit, ferner @ifte, 8. 9.
Eabat, glIfobol, 8Iei unS setpiiie
8ranfbeiten rpie Stoffpe6ieIIeiben
unb geierenleioen founen BET Der @nt.
itebung Der MISUNDERSTANDING NIT
IpieIen. au6 Die @ererbiutg ioa eine
Ioue ipielen; besgleiden cine trage,
iisenoe 2ebenspeiie. Defenders Denn
iic nit elmer 8ur Settleibigteit fiih'
renoen lleberernGbrung perbirnoer
lit. gefGbrOet Die @eiunbbeit Der Sc
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tporfen mebrere 9Irbeiter, Die obne
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8uges Blab genommen batteu, ben
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