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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-12-16
Republican National Com
mittee is Still Wrestling
With Its Problem.
ATTACKS ON SYSTEM
One Plan Is to Submit Reappor-
tionment to Various States
for Ratification.

Washington. Dec 16.-Two proposals
for reorganization OF the republican
party and to find a basis upon which
the discordant elements can unite con-
fronted the republican national com
mittee today. Foremost was a pro-
posal for a special national conven-
ton 10 readjust the question of dele
gate representation. The other was
that no convention be called, but that
the national committee fix plan of re-
apportionment for ratification by repub-
lican state conventions.
The resolution for a special conven-
ton, prepared by a special committee,
which also framed another resolution
in accordance with the compromise
by Charles r. Warren of Michigan.
chairman of the law committee. fixes
the basis of delegate reapportionment.
the plan to be ratified by two-thirds OF
the states which cast republican plu-
ralities for president in 1908.
Says System Must Cease.
Before the special committee was
ready to report the national commit
tee began its session and was address
ed by Warren.
"No one should expect representa-
tion to be determined by rules pro
viding for absolutely equal representa-
tion," said Warren. But when one
state sends one delegate to a national
for every 1.054 votes cast
for a republican candidate for the pres
idency at the preceding election and
another state one delegate with but
equal voice and vote for every 10,30S
votes cast, all must know that such
method and system must cease"
Cummins Is Heard.
Ormsby McHarg addressed the COM
mittee in opposition to a special con-
Eention. Resolutions adopted admit
Senator Cummins and Representative
Woods of Iowa of the republican con
5ressiOnal committee TO the conference.
Chairman Warren of the law commit
zee then moved to adopt the first res
)lution proposing a national convention
md a debate began.
Cummins appealed for the calling of
national convention. While he did
lot discourage the alternative PROPOSE
ion of referring a reorganization plan
o the states, he believed such a plum
would not impress the general public
is strongly as would convention.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-12-16
BILLY RUCH GIVES
HIS LIFE IN Vain
Girl Saved by Skin from News
boys Crippled Leg Suffers
Relapse at Gary.

Miss Ethel Smith of Gary. Ind, for
whom Billy Rugh, the crippled news
boy, formerly a resident of Rock Is
land. laid down his life, has suffered
a relapse and is at the Gary general
hospital.
Miss Smith lost her power of loco
motion a few days ago because OF the
partiit failure of the first skin graft
ing operation. A new operation was
performed.
In August, 1912, Miss Smith was
burned about the body. Billy Rugh
saved her life when he allowed his
twisted .leg to be amputated. A short
time later he caught cold and died.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-12-16
To Pave Roads Across Iowa.

paving the proposed Translate high
way between Davenport and Council
Bluffs with brick or concrete were
launched at the annual meeting of the
River 10 River Road association yes
terday. More than 100 good roads ad-
vocates attended the meeting. every
county through which the road passes
being represented Committees will
be appointed TO bring the issue before
the legislature.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-12-16
ELECTION FRAUDS
MUST co TO JURY
Illinois Supreme Court Denies
Application of States At
torney Hoyne.

Springfield. ILL.,, Dec. 16.-The Hi
nois supreme court today denied an
application for writ of habeas
coTpus+in the Chicago election ffadd
case. Thefcase hinged on the conten-
tion of States Attorney Hoyne of
CChicago that the special grand jury
which indicted nearly 60 men for cleo
tion frauds acted without warrant of
law. The effect of the decision is said
to be the cases will be brought to
trial in Chicago without delay.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-12-16
PARDON FOR
DR.. W. j. MORTON

Washington, Dec. 16-Dr William
j. Morton, who served a term in the
Atlanta penitentiary with Julian Haw-
thorne for completely in mining stock
frauds, today was pardoned by Presi-
dent Wilson TO be restored TO civil
rights as of Dec. 10. The pardon was
asked by many citizens of New York
and several physicians, who pointed
out that he would be debarred OF earn
ing living in the profession of medi-
cine unless the civil rights were re-
stored.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-12-16
HOGS IN WISCONSIN
FOUND TUBERCULAR

Madison. Wis, Dec. 16.-Twenty
per cent of an average lot Of hogs
brought TO slaughter are tuberculGr,
according to Dr. II. p RayeI, profes-
sor OF bacteriology at the University
OF Wisconsin The states hogs do
not develop the disease within them
selves, as they are too short lived, but
contract it by feeding on by-products
of creameries and following tubercul-
osis cattle.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-12-16
Mrs. Ray Gary Police Head.

Gary. Ind. Dec. 16.-Mayor Thomas
f. Knots announced that he would
appoint Mrs. Kate Woods Ray. the
Gary sufraget leader. 10 the presidency
OF The safety board. Mrs. Ray viii
be head of the police and fire depart
ments. Mrs. Ray, who formerly lived
in Chicago. took the stump in a recent
judicial campaign in Illinois. She is
president OF the Gary Civic club.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-12-16
so ENT0MBED BY
MINE EXPLOSION

Grand Junotion. Col. Dec. 16.-An
explosion AZ the Vulcan mine OF the
Rocky Mountain Fuel company. at
New Castle. Is reported % have en-
tombed forty OF ffty miners.
A hurried checking OF the company's 5
Iors indicated that Mine Foreman
Crawford. Fire Boss Walters. AID Al
least 60 miners. OF whom only eight
are foreigners. were entombed.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-12-16
HEAR TESTIMONY
SLAYER'S FATHER
Parent of Schmidt Tells. of Re
hgious Peculiarities During
Childhood.

New York, Dec. 16-The prosecu-
tion today rested in the case of Hans
Schmidt. charged with the murder of
Anna, -AgBuler Judge. otcDtt- for
the defense. outlined the insanity plea
in his opening address to the jury.
Schmidt sprang TO his feet and vehe-
mently denied he was insane when he
killed the girl.
Its a lie" he shouted.
Schmidts father. the first witness,
described how at the early age OF s
the prisoner exhibited religious pecul-
iarities.
He used TO catch his mothers
geese" said the father. cut of their
heads. put them in his pockets and
play with the blood. initiating religious
ceremonies"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-12-16
IL HOURS FOR HORSE
is KANSAS CITY LAW

Kansas City. No, Dec. I6.-The up
per house OF the council passed an
restricting 10 y hours the
maximum working day for horses.
some team owners are working two
shifts Of drivers with the same
horses" declared the president of the
humane society.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-12-16
Women Vote for Bond Issue.

Champaign, Ill. Dec. 16.-Many
women voted yesterday in a special
bond election in the St Joseph school
district and are given credit for the
carrying of the proposition to issue
bonds to erect a new school building.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-12-16
SUF ARSON SQUAD
DAMAGES CHURCH

Liverpool. Eng, Dec. 16.-Stalls on
the south side of ST AIMS church
we're destroyed and its splendid organ
seriously damaged by suffraget arson
squad in protest against the govern
ment's treatment Of Mrs. Pankhurst.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-12-16
NORTH DAK0TANS
HANG MURDERER

Williston. y D, Dec I6.-CleEe
Culberson, recently convicted OF muir
dering three members OF the Diller
family at Ray, North Dakota, today
was taken from the Williams county
jail by mob and hanged TO a bridge
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-12-16
Chicago New Years Regulations.

Chicago. III. Dec. 16.-Mayor Harri-
son today announced no drinks will be
sold OF served in Chicago restaurants
after l a m New Years evening. Pa
irons viii be permitted 10 remain in
cafes TO consume drinks ordered and
served before l o'clock.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-12-16
Keokuk Woman Ends Her Life.

Keokuk, Iowa. Dec. 16.-Mrs. c. d.
Streeter. for several years one of the
most prominent social workers of this
city, became mentally unbalanced fol
lowing a nervous breakdown and took
her own life here yesterday by turn
ing on the gas jets in her bedroom.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-12-16
THE WEATHER
Forecast Till ?. m. Tomorrow, for
Rock Island, Davenport, Moline
and NicinltY.

Generally fair tonight and Wednes-
day. not much change in temperature,
moderate variable winds.
Temperature at a III. 81. Highest
yesterday ~. Lowest last night SS.
Velocity of wind at a. m. s miles
per hour.
Precipitation none.
Relative humidity at p. m. 81, at
Z a. m. 80.
Stage of water 3:5 a fall of / in
last "a hours
j. NJ. SHERIER, Local Forecaster.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-12-16
ASTRONOMICAL EVENTS.

Evening stars: Jupiter. Saturn. Morn
ing stars: Mars, Mercury. Venus. Con-
stellation Leo (the Lion low on the
horizon. north of east, about $50 p.
m. shows the we'll defined figure of a
sickle, extending east to west
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-12-16
pope Heads Mine Workers.

Beileville. III. Dec, 16.-John Pope
has been elected president & the Hi
nois Federation OF Miners. according
TO unofficial returns received today.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-12-16

ficial violations Of the civil law while
our boards and commissions are load
ed with incOmpetents to pay political
debts.
Taft's New Candidate.
THE people are becoming restive
under this continued breach of faith.
Yet both the old parties are planning
TO be controlled and led by reaction
aries and machine bosses in the ap-
preaching state campaign, and now
comes Mr.. TAFT recommending Sen
ator Elihu Root as the republican
candidate for president in 1916. This
suggestion has received encourage
ment from the high priest of the re-
publican faith. Where can the peop-e
look for help except 20 the progressive
party"
For Senatorship Nomination.
In connection with United States
senatorship the names OF F. G. Allen
of Moline: Dean Franklin OF Macomb;
Medill Mccormick. Raymond Robins
and Walter Clyde Jones. Chicago;
William Elliott. Galesburg. and B. r.
Harris. Champaign. were mentioned,
but action was deferred until later IN
the day. A plan to finance the rou-
tine business OF the party in the state
was adopted calling for a per capita
of 10 cents a year based
on the vote for Dean Franklin, who
ran for lieutenant-goverlor last year.
Other Progressive Conferences.
Des Moines. Iowa. Dec. 16.-The pro
gressive party OF Iowa will hold a
statewide conference al Des Moines
Jan. .. was tie announcement OF local
and state leaders here today.
Columbus. Ohio. Dec. I6.-Progres-
sives Of Ohio will hold a conference ,
here Jan. to take steps 20 put a COM
plete state ticket in the field next No
vember.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-12-16
Butter as Cents az CHICAGO.

Chicago. IL, Dec. 1s--Best grades
OF butter today jumped TO 40 and 40
cents per pound, depending somewhat
on location of the store It is reported
oleomaTgarine manufacture in Chicago
II November reached 10000, 900
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-12-16
For Pvnctuatine kilograms.

washington, Dec. 16.-Representa-
tive Curry OF California today intro.
duced a resolution TO require telegraph
companies to capitalize and punctuats
all teIegrams under penalty.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-12-16

Associated Press
Exclusive Wire
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-12-16

ficial violations Of the civil law while
our boards and commissions are load
ed with incOmpetents to pay political
debts
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-26

g,elt oeThidt ptrbsrgsn Tonne, tan
ibm eines Wages Der Ginfau, forina
betrdd,tIidl iiber bic 3ehen perloil9eris,
norm ipib SuIauFeuoe nno tnnsii mn
Nero ausaeitopfte 5hnhe Su trdgtn.
gei Stubern fano pas neuc Sdun.
merit, Dos man Gnult "a 10 poulairs
ID. 3. .nuh ShiFfsidnabelort" nonnts.
ungsr0bnlihen geifaIl. uno pom 5apr1
ssbni 81 Sdbrsebnt gefiel man iid bar
in, er0Bere Shnabelihus dIs IN Der
ssabrsn Supor 81 tragsn. ater mda
gina nod Meter; oenn oft tpuroe nte
GuBerite Spibe bes Shubes obenoreiE
nit elmer StelIs Ooer 4graffe psrslsvt
uno NIT einsm 9ono, timer aette am
aRiebonoe fsftgebaIten. Gogar bic 8s.
Tebeebung fab iif psranidbt od3u, fir
bic G6ube Der psrl1ssbenen StGnre
| Gin 21neenmaB feit5uitelltn. 90
burften niele laui ihr i'm Ia. Sanrs
bunoert fur iiiritlid)e gerionen q,
| fir Grafen uno garons 2, Fir Grls
manner ID s5ub unb fir 8urgerslsuie
6 sou lang ieln. Dos mar bic 3eIf,
ba m0gIiffrpsiIe bic Rebensart rdif
grobsm Jube lebsn" auftom. ADeil
man es ober bei ben Durh ejefess ges
reaeltsn qGnetn nidi betpenoen lies
nunIsn bic Shnabeii6ubs iih ipeiteE
aus. Da ipurben benn preoigien gts
gen fie eehulisn. 8dnRfliide iber iie
qeIprofen, iinb aaiisr aarl V. perboi
lie uusoriidlit. Goh trit elmer dHhss
rem neusn Wlooe mar es teidieoeH,
life psrIhpinbsH 81 laiIen. I'm ihrs
lG.eas traien ssgen oas Sahr 1901
lHun bic born duffdlleub breiisn
| lStubs, bic dnfanss rgnttni6ndttI"
| biebsn uno baib odnoh bel erb0bitr
greite .,gdrsntIausu", .Ohfsn" una
.SuhmduIer" eeuannt ipuroen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-26

Clan RepnoIos an Cincinnati Wors
tinanlens ginb 9. II. 8. Co. $500.
Terielbe on Wdrn suitiis. $500.
gldr 2epsnIcbn al 3. u eitn,
$1450.
Georae 6. 1oon an State apt. =.
ii. q. Co., $2500.
Caroline 6. Bintelmunn on qos
fantipilIe .. Ii. g. Co., $1,000.
UlidaeI Rpan an Gntsrpriie y. u
g. u. 60, $1650.
9etilgte 6npothcttn.
GDrctbe Mlsb an Sprins 8rop'
Qpe. {. II. 9. Co., $500.
Gmmo 9. Smith ar aponeaie Z
II. 3. 60, $4,000.
Dm. U1. 2lrtbur an Maoiicn .
u. so. 2, $3.50.
Elisabetb Jop on Soutbern Sbio 8
II. :. So, 5000.
s5oIepb @usbtsr X. an SuIiu SO
fling Ii. e.. $400.
GiceIp 9. 5iblsp on Grlnb Rdtl
Q. q. 60, $500.
/ 6enrietta Ristmnn an %. Warb 9
u. Co., $3.50.
| 2loslaibe 9. Grap an Georgia Wle
G,innis, $500.
| Sobn Rtitmon an Gscar Q. Rsemc
lin. $3.50.
annis ~. eiral an 4roson 9. 1
6. Co., $500.
5rant 9. Ssim an Rationol 3. y
Co., $500.
| gherubino Tiorio an 8uiinef
Wens y. II. 6. u. Co., $4,000.
8srielbe 5u 2etpis q. Sooptins
S2363.
D.rI.Ibe an gufinsB Wens 9. II. s
u. Co., $500.
Gora 6ei6eIt an GrpoiitioR 3.
6. Co.. $2500.
Quna 6. Grts on Goutbiioe 6.
9. Co., $3.50.
Games 8. SbOmpioH an Ctr 5o
gant. $500.
| 5elen Z. Wtun3 an Wlauriee {
| Sshnts, $2500.
Mlnr gep<niobn on s. I. Bic!
| $2215.54.
0m R. grtbur an O. 6. @oti
mann, $1,000.
Sppbia 5sber on Soutbsrn Sbio
Ii. Z. Co., $1,000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-26
Y /,

Dor benz Spiesel in tbrern tI:inen
3immer itanb on osmieIben 4beno
Francoiis, ibren Qn5ug oroueno. Shrs
Woneen parsn gerothet uno IN ben
4uaen lag eiu funteIuoer 9I1n5, l:s
tonnte nit bem 8ilbe, oas ibr aus
oem Spiegsl entsegsnftauts, 5ufrtee
ben Tein, unb mar es bod niht, oena
tie grplIts nit fid uno Der 9uu3sn
Welt.
Denn iie es aud IdngIt rpuBts, bab
Baron 4Isranber, on ben 'le unautz
bDrli1 nit beibem 8egebren huhts, tle
pergeiIeu Bate, 70 mar es tbr oo6
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sr nit Der 9rGfin RoppoIos:pslIer pors
iiberfubr, bab sr ibrer nt6t etnmal
msbr oeoahte. Gr, Der iie iorft otter
| in ipdter abenoItunoe 5uriidbsslettst
big an bic S6pelIe hires Sauies IN
4ItenItabt, er bate ni6t einmol boz
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ne, er bate Iie niht osisben, pbsIeih
| Tein Bid iiber Iie bintpesgeitretft, 10
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Sic pubts jest, baB iie i'm nidts
tpeiter getpeIen uls elm miiBises Spiel
aeuq, bQs er Bel Seits mari, psnu er
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| i'm al nerlieren.
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lcngfam, i6tperfdlIig. am gOben hafs
teno, als nliiiIe Die So6ls Iih ihpers
fdlio bon Der StelIe l0Ien, unb isBt
brutte cine Sunb auf ben Shurgrltt'
bic SbHr 0ffuste iid Ieiie.
| I'm ihrem Rahmen ituno bic Weuttsr,
bod setpa6Ien, GROCER uIs oos Wtdos
| her. Die Qaft oes 2ebens bate iis
ntht oebsugt, aber bem Geiift paren
| i6re Mertmals nufgsbriitt uno nit
unausl0I6lihsr Sarift itono bas Wet
in ibren .3iigsn, bas Weh, bas alt':
I9reien mGhts gum Stmmel uno lid
bpt fheu DOR ben MenTheu 6er6irgt
Do6 bic 4ugen fladerten milo in fa't
irrem Syeusr unb bos finItsre 9e'itt
fGrbte Die RDtbe bes 3ornes.
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i6 tpmmen iab nit prophetiihen
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2iebe, bic liebe elmer Wautter, uni
bod tOnnteit 9u bas tbun!"
;, .Mutter," risf Jrancoiie srblsideno
: i9 psrfsbe Did ni6t!"
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-26
0ranS.iseatsams .6ypsthefen
gleut hhppthsten

~ u ~ y hs
Gtspbsn ). eprsp an u. Batter,
$4,000.
ambroI. g. ypotoub an Goit Dals
nut Oils 3. Il. g. Co., $3250.
Oral Selltrs an Glenn .. IL. g.
o., $1625.
0iaiam M. artbur an bisislbs,
$500.
emma gsitb an 5Oispbias 5aasl.
$500.
gbritisne Renter an SObu aoffini,
$3.50.
Gbnarb Z. 6enserIing cH CUNT
Ctr. 6. II. 3. Co., $2700.
Geparo asffsI on Cincinnati 6. u.
g. Co., $3.50.
G.cono unitsb prssbpteri1n air6s
an 8oaro Of llniieb presbntsriaH
airds. $500.
Carl SdnsIIba6sr an Roio Roid,
$3.50.
Gepbia Beber an Gouthsrn Shic
Gapinqs gaHt Co., $4,000.
Hoie Y. Wloslop an UefEi. -. u. 4.
Co., $1100.
5obn q. Gansnnn an 4meliu 5ar'
ipoob, $1100.
gkrubino Tiorio On Union 60
pinas 9. II. z. gp., $1,000.
GotDarb 8. 8himberg on drsi
| GenIer. 5000.
Guftap 5risbtl an Grite Rntionu
g. II. g. Co., $1,000.
Gbna 5snbrirfon an oiefslbs
$1,000.
Qerop 8. gotr<n an Blue afb y
u. 6. Co., $1700.
DerIelbe an Jnnt W. Hooia
$3.50.
| 8ergsos 3eieler an Ror!h ODD
| porf q. u. 8. Co.. $500.
Derfslbs an 2ouife 8. R1uh. $500
| albbk Seift an 2ion 8. u. y. 20.
$3.50.
5eIene 81. Msuns an Nniinsb Wsnl
lH.M. v. 3. Eoa $500.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-26
0rxRseis.ntiamsibertraSaHsea
Gincinnati, 25. Septbr.

Y u n { matt 20. Seplor.
1bomas Sadfon an 5efie Sadfon
u. o.. Got 10 in @roDn's 4ooition in
2oDslano. 81.
s. Geo Gruster an Jaepb pfeffer,
80 BEL 1883 SUB m.ber Cbsr tpenis
ger on 6airnisp 4ns., 81.
WilIiom W. 4rtbur an Oral Sels
lers, 40 BEL 96.23 JuB an Der Msits
itite Der Rois Str, MabifonpilIs, 81.
!. 8. Mdtsfielo an 1be 2ruIfess
Der airhe Der runiteb Brethren in
gbriit", Got $50. is in Sosl gpms
ftod's llHtsrabibsiluns in YetD 6aDen.
81.
Rorsaret SrIemann an Sobn g.
Qlbsrs, 80 bel 151 yub an Der Nett
feite Der Glenmore ADe., In GbeDiot.
81.
1be Dominion aanb Go. an glIberi
6enrp gusbols, Got Ro. 194 Der
Clifford place llnisrabtbeiluns. 81.
Hofa Roeib an Carl GhneIIbdher
elm Strsiien aanb in Settion 2 IN
0reen 9opnfbip, 81.
gIihu Suiber on Moo 5crner Ri'
Iep u. o., Got 30 in Qoripoob pari
eriten untsrabtbeilnng. 81.
emma 81. Rilep u. u. an SophiI
Weber, bohelbe Drlnbitiid, 81.
| syront @. 6eim on Roie 3. Wollop
9beil BON Got IL In WkGe6in's I'm
ltsTabtki!aus IN Gsoneais ~
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0eneniabe

iin6 Sas 3eihen unierer 3eit. &c tol'
Ter :. g. Die SSago nafl Dem Slid"
lie bGber Die 9tnipriihe on bic Sci.
Itunasfdbigfeit BON aorper unb 8eiIt,
oeito gerineer Die 9flege oes 2eibas
9enfet ooron, oaB iid 8eiit uno aor.
per nidt ungeItroft nernabldiiigell
Ia5ien, un6 Dor 4lem, baB es MIR ein
unihdoliheg uno pirflih beiliamss
MitteL giebt, ben ermntteten 2eib Dol
Ghoben 5u beipobren, gu reinigeu uni
11eu I'll beleben. Gs iino oies Die bon
'9llters her beriibnrten ct. gernart
.ardutsrpiaen. sSiir % Gents IN oaea
'4pctbefen 5u bnben. an
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,auf srsk.m SuRe lebeH. !"

Don 2eutea, eie ifr 9e5eu bon ees
rlsbsn uuo aEbsroem ihrem 2luftres
ten einen etfuas prurutbdftsn 4Hftria
aeben, idat mal oerneinbin, bdb Es
ouf arobem Subt Ieben. Sis fhreiis1
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