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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1912-07-12

Bare FOSSlpIltiGS OF us occupancy
slovenly children, constant echo of
wrangling and crying-these were the
things pictured in the authors vivid
imagination.
Duane sank back in his hammock
exhausted by the mere contemplation
of neighbor to jar his contentment.
Gradually the fact stole over him
that the habitual silence was being
rudely broken. He sat up.
A tumble-down wagon had rumbled
up to the gate next door and over
Its creaking box was piled a collection
Of hideous furniture.
Duane shuddered as if a chilling
wind had passed over him. The
shanty was about to become a home
"a domicile for some fearful family
of children and animals. In magma
ton Duane heard cats and dogs and
perhaps a cock or two In the dawning
of day
The hair on his leonine head fairly
bristled as he jerked into a sitting
position to watch the unloading of
scanty, meager supply of furniture.
And while he looked his sensitive
eyes caught sight, far up the road, OF
a woman with birdcage in one hand
and dilapidated suitcase in the 9TH
err. Duane pulled furiously at his big
calabash pipe.
When she drew near enough for
him to look at her without his being
observed he saw a slip of a woman
in a drab gown that seemed to have
been blown about her figure by a
caressing wind.
"Drab, drab, drab," Duane closed
his eyes and muttered to himself,
from a battered felt hat to feet
trudging through the dust" When he
again opened his eyes she had disap-
peared within the door. Later he
heard her voice mingling with that OF
the man who had carried in the fur
niture. His music loving ears stroye
to shut out the unmelodious tone, but
there was compelling something
that chung to the senses. Duane had
the peculiar feeling that invisible fin
gers had swept over the harp strings
of his soul.
Try as he might to escape 1t, a
dominant chord of the greater things
in life vibrated through his being and
he did not realize its potency.
He tried to concentrate his mind
on his new novel. but a jangle OF
confused imaginings crowded his
brain He attributed his mental dis.
comfiture to the woman in the dran
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By DOROTHY DOUGLAS !
y ~ 80 -

IIeS5.J
All that was beautiful. all that was
wonderful, all that was ascetic-those
We're in the scheme of Duanes life.
The latter, asceticism, had hot alN avs
been part of the whole, but since
his removal to the picturesque little
bungalow on the edge of the forest his
thoughts had dwelt more permanently
in the clouds than on the more mum
dane earth
A passionate lover of the beauti-
full, Duane had surrounded himself
with everything that goes to make
life materially, as well as spiritually,
beautiful. Gifted himself with the
graces and charms of physical being,
he found himself, almost against his
WILL shrinking from that which was
less blessed, whether it be the i'll
kept side of city street or the un-
lovely face of a human being.
Duane was a great writer. The
loves that had come and gone had
been inspiration to him and had left
no scar. A surfeit of the best music,
the greatest paintings, the most beau
tiful of women had been his and he
longed now only for the quiet, uninter-
rupted solitude of his bungalow. He
so far cherished solitude for his con-
centration on his book children that
he had engaged a servant who was
both deaf and dumb
There was but one eyesore in
Duanes surrGu .dings-the little tum-
ble-down shanty on the lot next his
own. 1t was the only habitation with
In the authors vision as he lay full
length on his veranda, basking in the
sun of an April day. That the shanty
was uninhabited was the redeeming
feature of the situation. Duane had
often shuddered at the bare possibili-
ties attached to its occupancy, A SLOW
enlY housewife half dozen more
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People Tell Each Other Abont Good 1h!nas

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knew Of such a preparation as Powder for
the Feet To-day after the genuine merit Of
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upon their deeds as the result of the
force of circumstances. Soleilland,
the murder, called his crimes u mis-
fortune. Anastay wrote: you under
stand that l have been the plaything
OF circumstances" Vidal. the slay sr
OF peasant women, wrote that he was
fundamentally good and incapable of
hurting a fly"
Villon, the first great French poet,
was tramp. a thief and murderer,
yet his Grand Testament" is pro-
found and touching poem.
Eugene Nolent, commenting on a re-
cent book by Raymond Hesse, the
great French criminal lawyer, on the
literature of criminals, says: This
fondness of criminals for poetry may
perhaps be explained by the fact that
poetry enables one better than prose
to express the ardor of his passions.
For that reason these works always
bear the imprint of the Me- and fol
low the authors sentiments with most
romantic grandiloquence. Maltre
Hesse also notes that criminals habltu-
ally plagiarize; they even steal the
verses of famous authors and try to
palm them off as their own.
A typical specimen of the verse of
criminals are those which Lacenaire.
a murderer, wrote in prison. The fol-
lowing is good translation OF one of
them:
Curse me, for l derlde your vileness
droll;
scorn the gods you mako to be.
Curse me; my calm and unaffrighted
soul
In all its crimes was firm and free.
Far, far from being black, my soul is,
when
Poor wretches oft have blessed me.
Could
My heart have but believed In virtue,
then.
Oh, doubt It not! / had been good.
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serving time. And
they are fond of
W ritin g verses,
generally of q sen.
timental kind, oft
en- full of self-pity-
ing pathos. for
real criminals al
most uluyou. InAlr
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parK accompanied
by one of the
strangest outdoor
companions t Ii a t.
one could posris
bly, have-a cock,
atoo. This bird
was perched upon
the young lady's
finger, and no
chain or cord held
control in case
Of flight A west
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1912-07-12

The fireless cooking and paper bag
cooking and cookies cooking may be
all right in their place but they can
not come up to the kind OF cooking
that mother used to do.
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end bird fancier informed the writer
that this was a unique case, 80 far Az
his knowledge went, of cockatoo be-
ing made an outdoor companion
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1912-07-12

The temperature increases about
one degree for every go feet as we
penetrate into the interior of the
earth.
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Ask for and insist on having Lam
bertville Pnffs.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1912-07-12
CockAToo AS COMPANION.

Recently lady was seen taking a
stroll through a fashionable London
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1912-07-12
FRANCES AlRSHiP FLEET.

The French government is spending
$5,000,000 this year on its feet of mill
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i. THE &.
SCRAp
BOOK
CRIMINALS DoTE ON POETRY.

Criminals are VIGOROUSLY fond OF
poetry That Is what they read by
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1912-07-12

or squadron, oil
avions, by which name the aeroplane
Is designated. Each escadrille con.
sists OF eight machines. divided into
four pairs, one pair of monoplaces
Zone mani, one OF biplaces' 1.-TWO mem
one OF mutiplaces (several mem and
reserve pair consisting of mono
place and a biplace.
On March / there were thirteen of
these escadrllles. eight in the field and
five In reserve, representing total
or 104 avions, but the government CON
siders this only half enough and Is
going to double the number as rap
idly as possible.
Each escadrllle Is provided with
nine automobiles About thirty CEN
ters OF aviation are being established,
each of them school for aeronauts
and point of Capitalization for It's
escadrille.
Each escadrille has as It's personnel
seven pilots, one of whom Is captain;
an officer of administration, four non
commissioned officers, one of whom
Is dJutant-mechanician and forty
four corporals and sappers. This is
the specialized stan, besides which
there is non-speclalized staff Of two
non-commlssioned officers and four
teen soldiers. The total Is 234 pilot
officers and non-coms, AZ non-commis.
stoned mechanicians. 10 non.commls-
stoned officers, 1900 corporals and spe-
cial sappers. AZ auxiliary physicians.
AZ non-commissioned officers and $50
privates.
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Il know you don't love me-" she
cried, peevishly. 81 do love you" he
demurred, "only not as much as you
imagine do"-Satire.
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tary airships and
plans to spend &c.
900, 900 on 1t next
year. 1t Is to
build five dirigihle
alrships a year.
but the unit in
time of war will
be the escadrllle,
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Graduate of University of Pennsylvania.
PORCELAIN WORK A SPECIALITY.
Over Lambertville National Bank
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-03-05
EXPORTACION

Cafe tornado aqui por el vapor cs-
paEol Martin Saenz para los siguien-
tes puertos:
ia6ana-por Sues de f. PintueIes
Go. 30Os. 3O000ks.
}. Ochoa Hn0.. zoos. 8.155ks
\. Bravo Co. 119s 13.685ks.
Cicnfuegos-por Sobrinos Izquierdo
Co. 35Os. 35399ks.
Caibarien- por Sues, de Roses 60.
Sos 5.OO0ks.
Total; 9l9 sacos con m peso lie
% 239 kilos.
Habana- por Cadicrno ITnos. + 60.
II Sacos anis, 575 kilos.
Cafe tornado aqui por q yapor Gu
bano Julia para los sigllicntaS desti-
nos:
Matanzas por Marques co. 23~.
2.525ks.
ManzaniIlo por Sue. de Roses %.
25s. 2.5O0ks.
Habana-por Marques Co., 5oos.
50.500s.
Total: $50 sacos con un peso de
55525 l<ilos,
San Pedro de Macoris-por CaIierno
limos. y Co., 26S, cebollaS
Santo Domingo -por ViIlar TO -
cunetes cIavos y / caja efocto~ cl6c-
tricos.
Cafe enmbarcado aqui por q yapor
espanol Legazpi para los siguientes
puertos
Santander- por Sobrinos dc Ezquia-
"a 75s. 7925ks.
Sues de f. Pintueles Co. 65s ;. 5.S50ks.
Cu6tara IIermanos 5s. 472ks.
Coruna - por Sobrinos Izquierdo
Co. los. 1.050ks.
Vigo-pOr Pineiro Fernandez Co.
lis 1.155ks.
Bilbao por Santisteban Chavarry
Co 25s 25OOks
GijOn- pOr Sobrinos zquierdo Co.
22s. 2.22Oks.
San Sebastian-por Sobriuos Ezquia-
ga Is. 187ks.
Total: 2l5 sacos con un peso de
q .359 kilos.
Habana pOr W. v Grosk, fardo pa
nos fltros
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-03-05

DEsTSUfDos POR ALQUTzEGE DR. aBT0H
Es una precauci6n que sc debera tOmar-
del mismo mudO, en- Ia 6pOca de los
grandes calOTes en- que Sc siente tant&
necnSidad de bebeT, muy particular.
mense cUandO Sc es agricuitcr u ObFerO-
FL medio mas sencill0, el mas ecOn6-
mice y ell mas segurO de s2near cl aqua
% adiCiOn ria un POGO de aqua aIF1t-
tranada, pueS ell alquitran mata los MI
croblOs que son la cauSa de t0das nueS-
tras Intermediates graves, preseFvSz~
dO1Os, p0T CunSecuencia, de elias TieRe
pues, la propiedad de cOuvertiT en- saB&.
y Saludabie e. aqua que bebemOs y nos
garantiga, pOr 10 tanto, contra las epf-
deFDias.
En- OtrO tempo SO acostumbraba Z
pOner brea en- una garrafa Iena de aqua,
Y sc agitaba la mezcla dos veceS pOF dia,
pOr espacio de una semana, aBtes eGe
empiearla. En- tales cOndiciOneS, FL aqua.
solo P0dia DISCOVER una cantidad ina
gnificante de alquitran, resultand0 de
este que el prOduCtu al Obtenido ne
solo GARCIA de acIividad. 8 POGO menos-
sinO que era dc uR sabor acre Y desa-
gradable-
PerO hara Un0s tTeinta amos que uR
tafmdCehuC0 dlStInguld0 de Paris,
MIR. Guyot, consigai0 nocer suiub!os eH-
aqua los principles aCtiy0S d"l slgHi-
tran, Y grari 4 4 este descubrluIcu . sc
eRcuentra hoy en- tOdas as farmacias,
bai0 81 nomnTe dc alquuran de Guyot.
ur licOr sum2mente opucentTadO de
aIquilran; Ilcor que pcInlte preparar
mStantaneaWente en- e. mOmentO DE
neceslta la, una aqua mamente di&-
fana J De Una efcacja Calversalmente
recOnOoida
Para 0blener esa bebida saludable, qae
segnramente pune cuDlertO de los peli-
gr0S que NOS r-ferm05 en-. este a~ticukq,
basta con ,erter una "6 dos cucharadi-
taS del citado lic0r en- cada vase de aqua
del liqu DO quc S. tonga costumbrs.
de beber las comidas Tanto para pre-
servar de las epidemias u demas enter
medaJes graves como para Curar con
certeEa Ia grippe, la influenza, las broR-.
quits y los CatarrOs, es el priTgef1. =
podriamoS decir, supreme recursO. a.
que convene acudir eR tahes Oas0s.
Este tretamient0 yiene CoStaF ceR,-.
taVos diarios, J.. CuFai Is
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-03-05

Con este oHiestjvo epigrafe Deg6 q
Inue,tra r4.acci6n 81 NO. , de Ia ReVis-
ia htcrarja FL Cuento Quincenal"
quc We ia luz p1hiica en- San Juan de
iuerto Rico, y que tienc por objeto pu-
biicar cucntoS Iitcrario>. o capullos de
|noyela, dc los mejorcS eScritoreS anti
iiauos
FL njln~ro a que aludimoS. publica
una aflie~auada composition Htcraria
del genia, pubHcista, inspirado poeta
y culto Htarato. e Director del BOLE-
TIN ERCANTIL de p. f., don Jose
Perez L0Sada, quien, con galana Erase
y estilo corrccto nos csboza en- su cuen-
to 81 asmto dc un hcrmoSo drama de
sumo interea importancia psicol6gica
cn que Sc pIantea eI dificil problcma del
amor a la gloria Ia honra en- contra
posici0n con eI amor frajrmal y 81 amor
dcsentrenado de- la carne
Color, vida moyimirnto. unidad y
otraS prcHdas de bucu drama, rcSaltan
en- la bella composici6n del bardo cspa-
moi. fuera &c desear que, introducien-
DO en- ella pcqucnas smoditcacioncs. laHie-
Seno, cn a teat0 en- forma de an nue.
yo drama que segurmnrutc ameutaria
los laureIes cue en- 4 temple dc TaIia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-03-05
"a renuncia del Attorney
yla Canlara de Delegados


Co motive lie Ia renuncia del Attor-
rey General, la Camara de Delegates
d Ia session. ceiebrada aver tarde, acord6
nviar los siguientcs cablegramaS:
Munoz Rivera,
ComiSionado Ecsidente,
Washington
Cdmara unanimc acJri6 rogarIr Gee-
zone por todos los meiios Que SEA nora
lrado i'm natiyo para cl cargo 'a"ante
lo Attorney General TeIegrafio Pre-
,5dentc Taft, Secretario Guerra, Ed
ward Winthrop.
Ic56 Dc D,cqo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-03-05
Don Rogue Gonzalez

Maestro buen amigo don Rogue Con
,alez, ha regrcssdo aver de les Estados
nidos, en- ell vapOc Caracas /" de la
Red d Lime
Ell senor Gou1alez ina paSado un mes
en Norteam6rica hacienda impOrtantes
compras para su aereditsdo estableci-
rriento de esta capital
DamOsIe nuestra mas afectuoss, bien-
Xenida.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-03-05

Para el mejor orden y conveniencia
general, la .unta Directiva ha resuel-
to que las viSitas los enfermos. Sc efec-
t1en solameate en- las horas cOndicio-
neS Siguientes:
De de la tarde de La noche los
dias laborables
De | ; de ia tarde los dfas fesfivnS.
81 Ell enfermo eStuviere levantado y
| lel Director FacultativO le hubiere auto
rizado para clio, recibira atendera las
vlSitas de sus familiares amigos en-
la Sala de Recibo, planta baja, loS dias
laborableS, y en- el Salon de Recreo. los
dias festiyos
Cuando e enfenno Sc halle acostado
los visitanteS no podran pasar a verIo en-
Su habltaci6n, a nenos que lie estuviere
permitido por q M6dico Director reel
bir visltas.
En todoS los casos deberan ser previa-
mentr anunciadaS
San Juan j r. 10. de MARIO de 1912
FL Presidente,
Arctjao ! icenfc.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-03-05
Association t9 Dependencies
~ COMEPCIO
Centro &c instruction y Recreo
SAN JUAN, L: Il:
AVISO

La Comisi6n de colocaciones de esta
Asociaci6n pone en- conocimiento de
los senores principales, asi como tam
ben a sus asociados, que todo depen-
diente que necesite colocaci6n, como
Jefes que necesiten dependencies, Sc
dlr5jan por ascrito la Association. in
dieando el ramo a que pertenecen. en-
la seguridad que seran complacidos
prontamente.
LA COMISION.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-03-05
UNA GANGA

Quien desee adquirir un mobiliario
para sala. compuesto de doce sillas,
cuatro sillOnes, dos butacas, un sofa y
una me2ita centro, MADEIRA curvada de
Viena, tiene ahora propicia oportuni-
dad.
Hay ademas, una mesa y seis sillas
para cOmedor; un guarda-cOmidas, un
chiner0, un tinajerO con su piedra, un
filtro y una mesa con piedra marmol
para el serviciO del comedor.
Tambi6n puede adquirirse, una CANA
de hierro, para una plaz, un lavabo.
Este mobihario esta completamente
nueyo y puede verse, en- la casa n1mero
s de la Gale Tetuan.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-03-05

ramente al Sr Perez Losada por su nue.
vo triunfo Hterario, agradeci6ndole la
h0nrosa dedicatoria que nos dirije en-
las primeras paginas de su meritisimo
trabajo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-03-05
MEDIC De sAnEAR EL aqua
pE ERESERVARsE SEeUHamEHTE@ -
DE LAS ENFEHMEDADEs EPiOEMsca&

4E NG&MWNANSM &&0Wt4A@EHN |.3
DE LAS ENFEhMEoADEs EPiOEMIcA&
Tedo ell munoo sabe que los medico@
estan hoy de acUerdo en- recODoccr que
la mayor parte de las Intermediates eps--
demicas, tales como la 6eOre tfkOidea, Ia
disenteria Y FL c0lera, 10 mismO que Ia
influenza Y la grippe Sc transmiteB per
el aqua. Pues, en- efecto. esta c0ntieme
una iafinidad de aBimalcuIOs lIanaado@
microbes, algunos lie los cualeS son les
g6rmeneS de las intermediates mas peai-
grOsas; de dOnde sc infiere que um
aqua es mala cuandO cOntiene males
microbes.
Cuando Sc carece de un aqua muy
pura. so5re todo 81 Sc trata de un pals
en- que reina una epiGemia CualqnieFa.
10 mas prudente para PreServarse del
contagio es sanear ell aqua que sc bebe.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-03-05

General Edwards,
Departdmento Guerra
Washington

Camara dc Deingad0e por YoJo un4nl-
le. agradeceria profund&mente a u>ted
4uc Ic ayudara en- HIs gesfiones para
.mc nm native de Ia isa seH nomhrado
,ara plaza yaeantc Attorney General de
"ucrto Rico
Exjsten mumeroSos Ahosados puerto
riquenoS aItmcnte c4pareS para el ear
"a v dc,camos domUstrM Jractioamcnte
lucstra aptitud para = Gobierno pro
1io.
Pcdimos ana APPLICATION justa y bon
iadosa dc Ia Serci6n 3 tel Acta Fora
ser. Al mismo tempo aac pedimoS la
modification de dicna ley, 81 eI sentido
Je couccdeI.a los puertorriqucnos Ia ma
.or amplind de fac,lltade> para ST pro
Jj0 Gobierno.
Confamos en- sus eievados proPositoa.
Je56 de Dtego
Speaker.
Otro igual a Mr.. BeeIanAn Winthrop,
Army Department Washington
Presidente Taft,
Washington.
Camara de Delegates, pOr VOto una
anne, acord6 solicitar que para cargo
acante Attorsey General Puerto Rico
.,ea no1nbrad0 un natlyO lisa, apllchnd0-
,e iusta ' Embellishments Seccl6n 10
.Acta Foraker al misno tempo que pc
dimos modifcae1% de dbeha ley, EN- ell
4entido dc coDcedcr . I0a puertorrique-
tos Ia mayor suma De taeultades para
III propio gobierno.
Existen numerOSOS abogadoS puerto
,riqueTlos aitameDte capacs9S para ei car
80, deseam0s deanOstrar pnactlcamente
nuestra aptiud para ell gobiernc propio
FL Pueblo de Puerto Ric0 confia en-
s-uestro clcvado espiritu de demOcracla
iusticia
ReSpetu0Ssmente.
lose de Diego,
Speaker
Otro igual al Seeretario de la Guerra
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-03-05
SANATORIO
de la Sociedad Espa1ola de
Auxilio M1tuo y Beneficencia

Disposition dc regimen general c in
te4SOr.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-03-05
La piedad
de matarla "

De II Dio1o", dc Santiago
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-25
Die Nadfrage miro GROCER.
Ser GHtbnfiasmns bleibt iibsrniI
beitebem.
Sine sanse 5amilie erlangte 8eiie.
rnns onrf oas uene Hrobnft.

Srau 8enis Syeller BON 918 ggalniit
StruBe, 5lat No. 6, babisr, beftnoet
ftch unter ben 8ielen, pelde bds neus
Stdrfungsmtttel Iona 8ita" probirt
Rdben, tDeihes bier fold bemertenss
nertbs @rfolge auf5utpeiien bat.
Snbem tie ibre Grfahrungen nit
Dem 9eilmitteI gum 8eIten gibt, Iagte
6rau 5eller: oSeit LANCER 3eit mar
lt ieAr nerDO5, gang u6gemGttet uno
icb lit an WagenletOen. SD perIu6te
btele 8ottoren unD MebiSinen obne bes
frieotgenbe RsIuItate unb i9 bate Bel.
robe Die Soffnung aufgegebeu. ols it1
bon DieIem neuen Stdrtuugsmittel
I. Sona 8ita" b0rte unb ih beihIoB, eis
nen gerfu6 bamtt gu MAIDEN.
rRa6bem idb sGoua 8itu" eiue
tur3s 3eit lang genpmmen, fiible i9
befer aIs felt Su6ren. Die gun5e So
malie nimmt es jeBt uno mir piroen
ni6t obns basielbs i'm 6uuie iein. S4
1utbt irgenojemanD, De1ien Spitem abb
gelnattet lit, Soma 8ita" gu probiren
uno id bin ii6er, suB lie in einigen
Sagen fhpn cine mertlt6e 8eierung
ertennen perDen."
Die Radfrage mad bieiem neuen
StGrtungsmittel bat iith 10 iehr geboz
ben, oab bic Spe3ialiiten, tpeIhe bieie
prGparation einfiibren, uiht i'm sturs
De rporsn, einen geniigenoen 8orratb
DaDon gu erlangen. SSn etrem 8ez
Eiprd6 bieriiber iagte elmer Der Spe3ia-
/ liften: ,Gs tbut uns lsio, Die 2eute
enttduihen 3u riifien, tpie es on etnl=
gen gugen Der leBten Wo6e gef6uh,
ober mir tpnnten Das Stdrtungsmtttel
ni9t ihreu genug bi-ber betommen.
Die Rahfrage lit ebenIo groB in anpe.
rem StGbten fpie in Cincinnati uno
bas 5abrit- -0epartement puroe nit
2tuftrdosn iiberIhpemmt. Wtr erbtel>
ten eeitern cine groBe Senoung un5
mir ipernen pG6reno unIeres SterIetns
niht mebr obne bic Prdparatton ietn. ;"
Der gntbuiid5mus bauert aagemeiu
fort, ND bos neue Yrobutt, rEond
@itu" qenunnt, gebrautt tpirb. Da5
ptsle Cute, oas erreiht au Tsiu ifeint,
If Die llrIate elmer grOBen Qufregung
BEL Semen, bic qeIeben baben, tpie mum
berbur es pirtt. Sin 5aQ nua BEN
oroeren bon 2euten, bic ioauiagen cine
nsrp0Te Ruine iinp, uno iol6en, pie
Teit oynbren an einem Magenubsl Iabo=
riren, rpuroe berihtet unD Die ReIaI=
tote bon ,5ona 8itu" folIen beinube III
iepem Tcqe sritaunlth gerpeien iein.
r5pnu @tta" lit in alien 2tpotheteu
Su baben.