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Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-09-01
GENERAL. MINING NEWS

! claims. composed OF two groups, one
half being in Johnson and the
others being just over in the Ora
COON camp. The company has done
large amount Of development work
and has encountered and blocked
out good ore bodies on an ore body
averaging Z per cent copper. The
old officers Of the company are j.
p. Richardson, president; NJ. Ross.
yice-president, and H. C. Brown.
manager. 1t is current news in the
camp that the American Metals
company Of New York, one of the
lewiston holdings, has taken over
the Centurion properties with Mr..
Brown as manager, and that it will
do a large amount OF development
work. The advent of this firm.
among the richest In the United
States, means a great deal to the
camp, II is claimed.
Tom ID. Johnson, manager of the
Peabody mine Of the Bonanza Belt
Mining company, whose manage
ment has inspired new life and ac-
| tiyity, has returned here from FL
Paso TO increase the output of this
mine. He is busy extracting and
shipping ore TO the FL Paso smelter.
He is shipping 40 tons every six
days, each running from $1,000 to
$1,000 per carload. Since he began
four months ago he has shipped cop
per ore that has netted, as shown
| by smelter returns, $4,000.
IF copper will remain at the
present prices" he says, he Will con-
tinue to ship for the next ten years.
and that he is shipping as fast as
he can get teams TO haul to the
railroad platform.
A. G. Harmer. president, and ].
NJ. Libby, manager Of the Arizona
United company, have Just arrived
from FL Paso, and it is said that
work will soon be carried on in
their mines on much larger scale.
They are constantly shipping, part
ly to FL Paso and partly to Douglas.
As long as they can get such low
freight rates and cheap treatment
charges from the smelters they will
not probably start their 125-ton
smelter going again.
There are scattered around this
section a lot Of minor mines and
prospects that look as good on the
surface as any Of the big mines did
in their embryonic stage. Their
owners have not. had the means to
do the necessary development work,
but they are willing to give the cap
italists a good opportunity to come
in and invest.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-09-01

surface employees were the only ones
receiving an increase in wages,
which amounted to about IL IL
per cent. The hours Of the nine-hour
surface men were reduced to eight
and an eight-hour shift was estab-
hshed for underground employees,
time to be counted from the time OF
entering to the time of leaving the
mine, with no increase in wages
The new scale is the same as the
scale that obtains In Butte when cop
per is over IT per pound. In that
camp the minimum rate will be s4-OO
per day when copper is over is
cents.
It is also announced that the wages
of underground employees in Bisoee
will also be increased by % cents
on the same date.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-09-01
Inspect Foreign Mines

CLIFTON, Ariz., Aug. 31:-J. w
Bonnie, general manager of the Shan.
non Copper company, left on Tues.
day morning for an extended trip to
Europe and expects TO be absent
from Clifton for three months. Dur.
ing his absence he will visit the Rio
Tinto Copper mines in Spain, having
been associated with that company
for number OF years before coming
to the United States. In October
Mr.. Bonnie will be Joined in New
York by his family, who will spend
a month visiting the principal points
of interest in the east.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-09-01
WEAK MAN RECEIPT EREE

7Any man who suffers with nervous debility.
loss of natural power, weak back, failing
memory or deficient manhood. brought on by
foIlies Of youth. may cure himself at home
with q simple prescription shat / will gladly
send free, in a plain sealed envelope, to any
man who will write for it. Or. A. +. Robinson,
$3.50 Luck Building, Detroit, Michigan.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-09-01
READY FOR DELIVERY
100000 Feet
2 INCH o. o. ONLY &C PER FOOT
FREE CARRIAGE TO ANY DEPOT

One of the largest shipments OF
inch o. d. water pipe ever shipped
to the coast at &C per foot. Each
length has new coupling and a new
thread, and is fully guaranteed by
Adams Pipe Works. We must make
room for other shipments and are
offering it at the greatly reduced
price OF &C per foot, free carriage TO
any depot.
= CASH OR TINE
If you can't Rax cash 2ws.swill trust
you ksrany, amount yoG wish Write
TOR credit terms. We carry in stock
any size water pipe and wet casing
at reduced prices.
MAIL ! ORDERS REcEIV
PROMPT. ATTENTION. ADAMS
PIPE WORKS. 2025 Bay ST.. Los
Angeles. Cal, Phones Bdwy.. 1864 or
F. 1917. iSs
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-09-01

The principal trouble with 4 young
man is that he declines to realize
that he viii have 10 grow old. ard
with an old ore his inclination to
forget that he ever was vouns
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-09-01

the stomach to be of ksr times in conse-
the blood is dsordercd for the stomach the sbo
ratory for the manufacture of blood
Mas Beau BLAKE Of Port Dover. ont S. writes; Ihsvs
he in bed then able different doctors
and you'd better for little WHILE then would 60 down WITH
Inflammation
poison blood After trying nearly everything rs1d
Medical Discovery and Dr. sages Cztsh Remedy sye taSen shs
Golden Mez
bottles Of Dr. Sage Cstsh Resdy able do work
and walk with everything
around thank find so-
thing that made well again"
Dr. Pierces Pleasant Pellets regulate liver and bowels
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-09-01

The benefit we receive must be rem
dered again line for line. deed for
deed. TO somebody. Beware OF too
much good staying in thy hand.-Em-
sTson.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-09-01
Feels Optimistic

ST. PAUL, Aug. 31:-Says the St.
Paul Dispatch:
Real optimism regarding the out
look in copper stocks is to be found
at the mines. The men who are
most interested believe the market
for copper metal is bound to ex-
pand with a resulting effort on the
stock market. DR.. w. L. Spates,
of Globe, Arizona, visiting in st.
Paul, says the officers of mining
corporations at Globe, these include
Miami, Inspiration, Old Dominion and
others, are expressing themselves as
well pleased with the present situa-
ton and outlook Many Of the
larger companies are carrying out
extensive plans for improvements,
said DR.. Spates, "and we who own
stock in our local companies arc
well satisfied with our investments. .
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-09-01
Are You Blue and Worried !?


biiousness
o the TO
andh
Golden Medical
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-09-01
Raise Wage at Globe

NdIot FFdHC at NFFVt1N
GLOBE, Ariz., Aug. S1:-The wages
OF all underground employees in the
mines of the Globe-Mia district
will be increased by 25 cents per
day, beginning September l. After
that date miners, muckers and tram
mers will receive 1915 per day in
stead Of $3.50 per day as at pres
ent, and no one working under
ground will receive less than that
rate.
When the new eighthour law was
put into effect in the mines Of the
district on June 10. the eight-hour
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-12-03
TRIED RECIPES
Oyster Soup

Put one quart OF oysters In col.
ander and pour over one half cupful Of
0oldcold water. Pick over and chop
oysters. put in q saucepan. add cold
water drained from oysters and enough
more water to make one quart Of H.
Quid In all. Brown three tablespoon.
fuls of butter, add three and a half
teaspoonfuls of -four, and continue the
browning; then pour on gradually,
while stirring constantly, the oyster
liquor, Bring to the boiling point. and
let simmer one half hour. Strain. and
add one cupful OF cream, one half
teaspoonful of salt and one eighth tea
spoonful of paprika.
Turnip Cones
Wash and pare turnips and cut In
cone or cube shapes, using French
vegetable cutter; there should be three
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-12-03

We always like to know what a great
man has said about his work and how
he feels about other things that are Of
interest to every one. Fortunately.
Meissonier left record of many Of his
feelings and opinions, published as his
''Conversat tions." or AN the painters
Rembrandt was his favorite.
Among his sayings were the follow
ing:
"'Let well enough alone Ia the mot.
TO of the lazy"
"rhe man who leaves good work be-
hind adds to the Inheritance Of the hu-
man race"
"1'he master IL an artist whose works
never recall those of some other artist
II would have drawing made the
basls of education In all schools. 1t IL
the universal language"
mo artist would paint II he knew he
wGs never to show his work, II he felt
no human eye would ever rest upon 1t, "
~ never sign n picture until my whole
soul Is satisfied with my work."
"'1'o win is todo' has been my motto
! have always wllled. Oh. how ! re-
gscr the lost time that can never N
made up! AS grow older work
hacder than cver."-C. Il. Barstow. IL
ST. Nicholas,
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-12-03
DESTROYED
By Fire Was Large Barn 10
Liberty Township
Grain, Hay And Farm lmple.
ments Burn Up

A most disastrous fire occurred In
Liberty township about 10 o'clock Sat
urday night when the large barn and
warehouse on the farm Of Solomon e.
Turney were destroyed by fire. The
origin of the fire Is mystery. The
members of the family were all away
from home and intended to spend the
night at the home of relatives. The
man employed about the farm was in
the barn shortly before dark, but no
one is known to have entered the
structure after that time.
When the fire was discovered by
neighbors the barn was In a mass OF
flames. Fortunately Mr.. Turncy had
let oil the horses and other stock in
the pasture field for the night. but
the barn and warehouse was filled
with grain, hay, straw and farm i'm.
plements.
Several thousand bushels Of rye,
wheat, oats and millet we're destroyed
besides many tons of hay and straw.
with one exception all Of Mr. Tur-
ney's farm implements we're consumed
in the fire.
The neighbors turned out and kept
the fire from spreading to the house
and surrounding buildings.
Mr.. Turney placed his loss at about
S2,50O or $4,000 with 81 200 insurance
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-12-03
The Christmas Tree.

The Christmas tree was 0rst intro
duced Into London and Paris In 1910.
The Christmas tree IN said to have
become general In Berlin In 1880; In
Hamburg. 1900: In Dresden. 1897. and
In Vienna. 1917.
1t IL believed that the 0rst Christmas
tree seen In Germany made It's appear
ance at Strassburg In 1904, although II
In suggested TINT IN the year lb4G there
may have been such n tree at Schlett-
stadt.
The records OF Alsace contain refer
cnce to the Christmas tree In 1877 aud
lT5O ut Zittau and Nassau respective
iy. Goethe. In "Werther." describes
the tree as we know II. decorated with
lamps ana plnythlngs. sweets aud 9TH
cr things going to furnish a children's
paradise
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-12-03
THE LEGISLATURES
OPPORTUNITY

Ohio can no longer be regarded as a
Republican state. Four times In sue
cession the people ha' . elected Demo
cratic governors. Twice in succession
entire Democratic state tickets have
been chosen. Twice In succession
Democratic legislatures have been So
lected. The state. which was gerry
wandered during the days Of Mark
Hanna's ascendency In Ohio politics
to make Is safe Republican districts,
will be represented in the new oon-
gress by IS Democrats. DnpiAg the
past two years Democrats have occu-
pied all the Offices In the state house
but one. In the recent election the last
vestige of Republican power was CON-
pletely obliterated. The strength Of
the two dig political parties has been
reversed. Republicans were never
more firmly entrenched in power than
are the Democrats at this time. Abuse
of power wrecked the Republican par
'ty. The fate which came to tho @. O..
p has had salutory effect.
Ohio is Democratic because repre-
sentatives of that party In the state
house have made an unparalleled rec
ord for honesty. efficiency and econO-
my in office. Ohio also Is Democratic
because there are enough Republicans
ein Ohio who vote to encourage honesty.
efficiency and economy to hold the bal.
ance Of power. These deciding votes
will be thrown to Democratic candi-
dates SO long as they continue 70 do
what is right.
Amendments to the constitution have
presented to the new administration
the opportunity to add to Ohio's his.
tory pages more brilliant than any now
there. Should all the prediction
pledges Of legislation. including the
enactment into law Of the Democratic
state platform planks and the manda.
tory legislation required ny the cOnsti.
tutional amendments be redeemed, the
incoming administration would go
down in Ohio history Az the most not
able one. The members of the new
general assembly would cover them.
selves with glory should they perform
this TASK In 60 days and then adjourn
Such performance would make the
Democratic party invincible In the next
campaign.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-12-03
The Cookbook.

Fish In very unwhoIesOmc when not
well cooked. as we'll an unpaiatable.
Two eggs bake la individual casse
Killing Of cheese.
In poachIng eggs stir the water tiii
II II whirling rapidly. then drop your
egg In quickly and the edges will be
ronnd ana smooth.
Potato bulls which are salted Ia but
Ter after being boiled are delicious
They should he served with gener.
'sus sprinxling OF minced parsley.
TO prevent fruit pies from boiling
Sver while baking add tablespoon
tui OF cornstarch TO the fruit. SweeteD
the fruit to taste. add cOrnstarch and
neat before adding the crust
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-12-03
The Royal Box.

The sultan Of Turkey, Mohammed ".
born In iSii. succeeded To the throne
on the deposition OF Abdul Inmid In
1900, lie IL the thirty-0fth sovereign
Of the Ottoman dynasty.
The shah of Persia's bedchamber
contains a suit Of furniture made Of
Avory aud inlaid with gold and precious
stones. The curtains are OF the dnest
brussels net interwovea with silk.
King Nicholas. head OF the MoDtene-
grin troops In the war with Turkey. IL
y tield marshal VI Russia, father'in'law
vt the king Of Italy and of the Grand
Dzke Nicholas. who IN COMMANDER In
.s.hief OF ths Rnssian army.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-12-03
100000 BRIDGE FOR ST. JOHN

st. John, n. b., Dec Bids closed
with the Provincial Government today
for the erection of the new traffic and
street railway bridge to connect East
and West ST. John. The bridge will
cost over 100000 and viii be the long
spandral arch bridge In the world.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-12-03
UNCLAIMED MAIL

To avoid delay In delivery have
your mail addressed to street and
number, p. o. box or general delivery.
The following letters remain un.
claimed In the Mt. Vernon postofilce:
Advertised December 2, 1912:
Cranmer, Harry
Fleming. H. q.
f'rager, Miss Sarah
Harv!e, Mrs. X.
Phillips, II. B.
Richardson, Mrs. Flora
Richardson, Mrs. Flora.
Smith, Chas.
Tabor, Miss Mary
Tubbs. Sanford
yeagle, Mrs. Lucy NJ.
FOREIGN
Korhornin. John
SHERIDAN. q. DOWDS.
Postmaster.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-12-03

When girl screams on getting kis.
sed 1t is usually In whisper.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-12-03

BANNER WANT ADS PAY
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-12-03
EXECUTORS FURNITURE SALE

beginning Thursday, December 5,
the executors of the estate of j, NJ
Bl0chcr. will start 25 per cent re,
ductiOn sale on the entire stock or
furniture, house furnishing goods, etc,
OF the J. NJ, Blocher n Co. This Will
be boni fide sale, all prices being
marked In plain figures and It Is sim
ply a matter of deducting one fourth.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-12-03
WRECK ON 3. 4 o.

Il, n o, passenger train No, IA. east
bound. due In Mt. Vernon at 7l0 a.
m, was delayed by u wreck just east
OF Chicego Monday morning and did
not arrive In Mt. Vernon until 1880
o'clock.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-12-03
French Dressing

Mix three fourths teaspoonful of
salt, one fourth teaspoonful of pepper.
five tablespoonfuls OF olive oil and
three tablespoonfuls of vinegar, and
stir until well blended, Woman's
Home Companion.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-12-03

cupfuls. Put In q casserole dish and
add one and one half teaspoonfuis Of
salt, one fourth cupful Of butter and
one half cupful Of boiling water, Cow
er, and bake until turnips are soft, the
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-12-03
We serve
oeposiroRs AND BORROWERS.
THE BUCKEYE STATE BUILD.
ING AND LOAN COMPANY,
RANKIN BUILDING, 22 WEST
CAV STREET, coLUMeUs,
OHIO.

1. Depositors are given safety and
Ave per cent interest on their money.
They are pleased.
2. Borrowers are given many ad.
vantages and p~e permitted to pay of
their loan In whole or In part at any
time. When 800 or over Is paid, In.
terest stops at once. borrowers also
are pleased.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-23

- Die poIisei pirb one p,nnbrii.
Der bon oub.rbdlb. bic in ben 5ff.ntIi.
den ports fhIoftnb betroffen fperbeu.
prompt perbdffsu.
Oi. polisiitsn 3apf unb WeGabs
perbaf.sttn s.ffern Woreen .inen b.is
mdihsIofen Ginbre1sr, Der iit5 dls
Oeorse Wbitt. 40 Sabre oft, resiftrir.
i.. lpegen Ginbru6s. Die 9eomten
sdmeu serabe basu. ola Bbiie iit,
no9oem er bur6 cine 9Iastbare in
ben lobea Der Bottom Blodine Go. eins
gsbroten mar. baponidiei4en tpofts.
Sic fanben ibn ober erit nah Iansem
Gufen oben auf bsrWausr Der alien 2.
Jni.rmebiats Gdule liesen. Dos gss
iiofl.ne 5anop.rt3eus purbe in lei.
mem Belis sefunben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-23
perfsHal'T sfisea.

Jm boben alter bon "a SobreR III
porgeitern N6erb syrlu maria
Rister eeb. Hemper, in ibrer moi.
nuas. Ro. 1929 5ilben apenue, aus
stm aebsn gei9iepen uno piro morsen
Ratniitcg um 2 llbr BON bort aus
CUR iesten Rubs setrogen ipsrb<n. 8i.
Deriiorbene. tpelde spei Sobne mno
Elm. 5uhter, Jrau Gmma 2open-
lamp. bintsrIGbi, mar ibrer 5er3enss
giite unb alIs3eit freunblifxn Weiens
bolhr alIeemeiu seadtet unb belitbi
uno ipiro pom ibrsn sablreihen Jreuns
ben unb ibrer camille iamtrSIi9 Oers
Tib; ipero,n.
Jrau 6 ouiieaunit 1t ma oeb.
6eieelmnn, Satin oes 6etonuten Qns
itr.ihermsiiters 6errn 9ouis aunits
man. in seiisrn Rprsen ibr.n 2i.ben
burh ben uHtrbittlihen lob entriTIen
iporben. Die geeroigung Der dIIIsit;g
belisbt eetpeisnsn Jrau, oer.n Dabins
iteikn sief betrauert piro, finoes
moresH Ho1mitias I'm 2 llbr poEi
1rausrbauie, No. 3917 Gosepooo
4penue. GumurinspilIt. aus itc.t.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-23

9tew gorf %. Wtai. ansef.
.iSrieorif Der 8roBe" bon Bremen
,Slpmpic" pom Soutbampton.
abgeg.: aWouretonia" nadl 2iper'
pool; .Cceanid" nnf gteapel.
Aopen hagen. angef.: oCs
cor H. bon ~Reip Dorf.
2inerpool. anset.: .5raneo.
mia" Don Bolton.
Balermo. ahges.: oSaronio'
nat 9teip gorf
garieille. glngef.: ,,Homa"
BON 9leiu Dort.
sSiume. Augef.: .Bnnnonia" bon
gseip gort.
stonn. abgeg.: ga.
ronia" nod gtetu gorf; g4rabic" mad
Bottom.
South III pt n. Gbaeannaen
~Y6ajeitic~ nnh aem gorf; raniier
gSilbelm Der @roBe" mad, Relp Dorf
30 ton. glngef.: ,,2nconia" bon
2iperpool; abgeg.: .Gpntrie" mad
Siperpool.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-23

Gin bisIdna nod niHt tbentifisirtel
Wann fpnrbe BET benz ginitur3 etnea
Der 6dnfsr erfhlagen. Der angerid'
tete Shaben betrdgt iiber 100000.
E0btet fif, neil er Md
berie Bt NOR Den.
BORT, %. Rai. Ger t2.
iabrige Otto s5aupel geitanb ieinem
Batter 8ienitog beim abenoeiien, oat
ieine Scnii,r i'm niff beredtige in Die
bobere aIoffe auf3uiteigen. Ter so.
ter uno bic Sdnpciter illdten be1t gan5
Der5peifeIten Sungen 5u troiten, Der
IN Ibraner gebaoet 81 Bette etng.
IIs Der Batter abenos ipdt nafl Sa,,iq
fam, fanb er ben Snngeu betpubtlos
I'M Bette Dor. gr bate aus Ber3meif.
lung Sit getrur,fen nno itarb tros
nller geniibunsen eines ioiort berbet.
gerufener 4r3te5.
Gnabenfrift geDGbrt.
Columbus, g., 22. U2ai. Oas
Stoatsobergsriht getpdhrte bem Do.
mimic Saipeggio. tpeI6sr pessn Gr,
rlorbung stueier 2an6sleute gum Sobc
perurtb<ilt purbe unb bereits in oer
1oossseue bes Stanis3uhtbouiss iist
eine peitsre Gnaoenfrift, bamit er BEN
Gberseriht neitere 8sfpeismittel IN
feinem Jdlle untsrbreiten tann.
20 ubrfaeinlid perunglIdt
Youngstopn, g., %. Wlai
Sm 8abnbofe Der 2ate Sborebubr
fpuroen bic 2si1en 3peisr unbstannter
ausldnber in sinsm NIT GtIsnitanger
gsfiilItsn Jrodtpaeen aufgsfunbsn
Die g.iben batteu fih isOenFaqs eins
5reifahrt gu perihdffsn gsfutt unc
iportn ourh bas llmftIr3sn zines Sis
isnbaufsns erihlasen porben.
9eneraIt treit.
Gbieago, ST., %. Wai. Z. g.
JIennerp, Der prdfibent Der .Suternos
tionaI BROTHERHOOD of RuiIDup5reiqbt
gamblers. bat ale Gra6tperlaoer bee
2anbes benodrihtigt, bdb Elm GENE
ralftreii angeorbnst porben Tei.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-23
Die 6renDe ant Sebelt
5nrilfgeseben.
Die mene prdparatipn bamt baS
8ef6,na1te Spftem ipiencr auf.
SefrteDigeuoc Heiultate wnrbeu In
gang fur5cr 3eit er3ielt.

GaS 5aiten un0 Greiben BEG anne.
rtfantiheu Sebens lit cine fortrp1b-
renoe anitrengung fiir ben 8etIt Io-
mobl fuie fiir ben &orper. gQm1Iia
arbettet iif) Die menihItde Walhine
ab urter oieier unnatiirlihen gln.
itrengung, lno Nerpenihmd6e lit bic
5Solge. Stattitifeu 5etgeu, 0aB mehr
ais bic Salfte Der 2eltte in Dem Ser.
etntgter Stdoten ii6 in etnem abqe-
matteter, ncrpoien 3uItan0e befin6et.
Gin in oieiem 3uitan6e beftnoli-
der Ntaun ODER SSrau fanu fUenig
SlufieLtgfett oOer Grfolg i'm 2eben
boben. Gieielben fitblen Itets 1nii-
De, baben teine Gnergie ooer Chat
frat uno im0 nieoergeihlagen, 8ag.
bait uno oer3meifeIt. sic f0rner
nlht gut ihlafeu ODER eiien, nod fitb-
len lie gut, rno oas &ebe1t, anitutt
EN- &ergnilgen 81 fem, lit mebr pie
cine @iir0c.
Stno Sic cine bon oieieu balb.
franten, opatbiideu nero0Ien BerIo~
men? 9Senn 10, mtiien Sie audi, bag
Jest Elm Eontc pcrfouft miro, meIfes
Die oIte Gnergie uno @erQniigen oer
SoltIenoen 5uriifgebra6t, uelhe es
ocriuht boben? Der Name 6es go
nic lit oGona Gita". Gs utro in
oieIem Sunoe oon elmer an5ubl BON
Ner3ten einqefiibrt unS es miro als
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