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The Republican journal., 1913-03-06
SOME. GOOD ADVICE
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If you have dandruff, get rid of it by killing
the germs.
If your hair is falling out, stop it.
There is one sure remedy that will remedy
these misfortunes and aid you to remain young.
PARTISAN Sage. the great hair restorer, is
guaranteed to permanently remove dandruff in
two weeks. or A. A. Howes & Co. will give you
our money back.
PARISIAN Sage stops falling hair-it pre-
vents the hair from fading
1t is the best beautifer for ladies' hair, as it
makes harsh, lusterless hair fluffy. soft and
beautiful.
PARISIAN Sage is sold and rigidly guaran-
teed by A. A. Howes & Co. at so cent? bot
tie. American makers, Giroux Mfg. Co., BUT
falo, N. Y.
The Republican journal., 1913-03-06

The bill to extend the charter of the
Waldo Street Railway Company is going
through the Legislature all right; but
when will the cars begin running?
The Republican journal., 1913-03-06

The Democrats and renegade Republi-
cans of the Maine House continued
Plaisted's New Age as the State paper;
but that weekly compendium of boiler
plate" could not pass civil service eX-
animation IS a neWspaper
The Republican journal., 1913-03-06
KNOX.


hNOA.
The annual town meeting was held Mar. 4th.
&C. j. Rich went to New York last week
with car load of potatoes for Peter Harmon.
80. Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Lander were callers
at Albert Palmer's recently. Edward Shibles
went to Bangor on business last week Al
fred and Gertrude Daggett spent Thursday
evening at 3 l.. Aborn's. -. Mrs. A. S. Bailey
and Mrs. Abbie Penney visited Mrs. Josie
Holbrook Monday -. Miss Mildred Webb is at
home for short vacation from the M. c. L..
Clarence Gichrest went to Boston last week
with a Car load of potatoes for A. nj. Shibles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Boulter and Mrs.
Annie Foss were callers at A. S. Bailey's Sun
day evening -. Mrs. John Mannuccia returned
nome from Boston last week, much improved
in health. :. Miss Clara Emerson flashed
wo rking for Mrs. Matte Abbott Friday
The Republican journal., 1913-03-06

Osmon w. Thomas died March End at his
home in Dark H arbor after an illness of abou,
a week with pneumonia, aged about Al years
He was manager of the summer estate of DR.
F. C. Shattuck of Boston, position he had held
for the past ten years. Besides his wife he is
survived by his mother, Mrs. Glenn entine
Thomas; by one daughter, Madeline. and by
sister, Mrs. Preston Merrill of Boston. He
was a member of Island Lodge, F. & A. M. anc
of Lone Star chapter, 0 E. S. Mr.. Thomas Wa
born and had always lived in Islesboro and was
highly regarde as good citizen, popular and
well liked He will be greatly missed, and his
His family has the sympathy of the ccmmun-
ity
The Republican journal., 1913-03-06
Maine Club OF Pittsfeld.

PITTsFIELD, Mass, Feb. 81 State Treasurer
E. A. Stevens of Boston was the speaker at
the third annual banquet of the Maine Club of
Pittsfield at the American House this evening.
President Charles E. Hubbard presided. Eighty
natives of Maine were at the tables. The COM
mittee of arrangements and reception consist
ed of DR.. and Mrs. F. P. Simpson, Rev. Payson
E. Pierce, Mrs. H. L. Allen of Dalton, Mrs. A
W. Sylvester, H. f. Pratt and Mrs. E. j.
Chandler.
The Republican journal., 1913-03-06
Insurance Statements.
ABSTRACT OF iHE ANNUAL STAi MIN {
OF THE
AETNA INSURANCE COMPANY,
HARTFORD. CONN

HARTFORD, CONN,
On the 3lst day of December, 1912, made to
the State of Maine.
Incorporated 1919. Commenced Business 1919
VIM B. CLARK, President.
E. j. SLOAN, Secretary.
C.nital Paid Id in CAsh. So. 900 900 90
The Republican journal., 1913-03-06

Benjamin Franklin Slower died Feb. 9th at
his home. No AZ Bridge street, after short
illness. although he had been in feeble health
for many years He was born in Penobscot in
1880, the son of the late James and Emma Ray
Slower. The family moved first to Stockton
and later to Belfast, which had since beer his
home. He was gardener who took pride in
his work, and his love for flowers and knowl-
edge of them was the secret Of his success.
He was quick witted and ready of speech and
his quaint and apt sayings were source of
amusement to his employers. He is survived
by one daughter and four sons: Mrs. Atbie S.
Dow of Bangor. Victor G. of Baltimore
Clarence c. and Henry S. of Rockland and
Eugene L. of Camden; and by one brother,
George r. Slower and one sister, Mrs NJ J.
Bridges, both of Belfast. The funeral was
held Saturday afternoon at the home of his
niece, Mrs f. L. Fletcher, No 3 Commercial
street, Rev. D. B. Phelan, Methodist, otficiat-
ing. The bearers We're E. l.. Fletcher George
W Pendleton, Freeman 0 Roberts and F. +.
Roberts.
The Republican journal., 1913-03-06

ADVERTISING TERMS. For square, one
inch length in column, 25 cents for one week
and % cents for each subsequent insertion.
SUBSCRIPTION TERMS In advance, 500
wear; 81 90 for six months; 30 cents for three
wiNnthS
The Republican journal., 1913-03-06

There are two things which have never
been really triec and | would like to see
M aine try the NJ prohibition and Chris
tianity," said Representative Newbert
of Augusta, the Democratic floor leader
in the House, to a Bangor Commercial
preventative.
What did the Democrats do for the
promotion of prohibition and Christianity
during the past two years, when they
had full control of the State govern
ment, h ost of the county officials and
the mayors, Ell of whom are sworn to
u nforce the laws of the State? Did not
= carnival of crime begin as soon as the
result OF the 1910 election was known,
nd continue during the Pattangall-
P.aisted administration? The Demo-
cratic sheriff Of Somerset county, who
lived up 10 his oath of office, was read
out OF his party and when nominated by
the Republicans was defeated for re-
eiec ton by Democratic votes. In Water
vii e, where the mayor was also the
Attorney General of the State, condi-
tlOns were worse than had ever been
Known and the one officer who was will
]n5 to serve warrants against liquor sell
iers was deprived of his office. The
situation in Lewiston, which, to a GER
tain extent, is Ike that in other Maine
Ct ties. is thus depicted by resident at
c5orney:
Justice is absolutely paralyzed in
this city. The police, the board of
regi and the county officials are
absolutely under the domination of the
criminal element. We have always had
rum shops in Lewiston. but VIC have
kind now that we never had before, rum
shops that are controlled by and are the
hang outs of criminals. These criminals
come here from Boston and elsewhere,
for this city is a haven for them. They
are never distur oed; they are made a
part Of the gang and they go up and vote
on election day. There are at least 300
names of persons on the voting list who
are not entitled to be there and there is
no way we can get them off. The Jury
box is corrupted. 1t is no uncommon
thing to hear before hand who is going
onto the jury for criminal term, and
these Jobs are treated as political per-
uuisites. Not long ago a political boss
went to juror and claimed favor from
MIN because he chad got him on the
Anything that pertains to law en-
forcement or purity of the ballot is
treated as a joke by police and all in
authority. We are helpless now. If
Hines is elected mayor we shall be alb
solutely paralyzed and can only get help
from the Legislature.
The Democratic leaders and news
papers have for years declared that
while they did not believe in the prohibi-
tory law they were for it's enforcement
while it remained in the statutes. But
where and when have they ever aided in
enforcement? They have also professed
to believe that strict enforcement of the
prohibitory law would be the most eff
f ectual way of bringing about its repeal
and the adoption of local option; and they
propose now to make Maine ''as dry as a
covered bridge" by enacting law that
will forbid the bringing of liquor into the
State from the Provinces. But when in
power their practice has given the lie to
their professions.
The Republican journal., 1913-03-06

Mrs Eva Gertrude Gibson died Feb 26th at
her home in Fairfield, after two years illness
with tuberculosis, aged SO years and months
She was born in Thorndike, the Oldest child of
Allen and Martha (Hunt) Files, and is surviv-
ed by her mother, one sister, Mrs. Blanche
Butler of Waterville, one brother, Roscoe Files
of Newport, and half brother, Augustus
Lincoln of Fairfield. In 1905 she was married
to Victor Gibson of Fairfield, where she had
resided the larger part of her grlhoo1. They
lived there two years, but for the past five
years had lived in Richmond on farm She
attended the Methodist church. The funeral
was held Friday afternoon from er late home,
Rev. R. A. Rich, pastor of the Methodist
church, officiating. The body was placed in
the tomb at Maplew God cemetery.
The Republican journal., 1913-03-06
NATIONAL FIRE N>lg.>~r
pANq o. liAR}fos1'
Hartford,

Assets n...... -ooo:iGa
Real estate ............-....
Mortgage loans........... aN
Stocks and bonds sd ijs,
Cash in office and bark, ti5A,
Agents balances. ....., "a,
Bills receivable ... H8l
Interest and rents b's,
All other assets ln,
N&'
Gross asse is.
Deduct items not admr,4- 't'gl
VII
Admitted assets
Liabilities 5s-ea..
Net unpaid losses.
Unearned premiums q
All other liabilities 4
Cash capital ............ "a
surplus over all lIabi.rae. N
.'
Total Liabilities ami s.n-. --
FIELD & QUIMHT 4..t.
The Republican journal., 1913-03-06

Henry N French died at his home on the
Patterson road, East Belfast March 3rd, after
long illness with slow paralysis. He was
about the house as usual Saturday and took his
regular meals. He was born in Belfast in
September, 1849, the of the late Benjamin
and Mary French. In early life he followed
deep sea fishing, but later bought the farm in
East Belfast where he died Five daughters
and two sons survive: Mrs. Della Gray, Miss
Minnie E. French, Mrs. Eva Thomas, Elmer
French, Maurice French. Maggie E. Cook and
Miss Alice French. The funeral took place
uesday afternoon at o'clock, Rev. D. L.
Wilson officiating.
Susan A. widow of William Briggs, veteran
of the Civil War, died of appoplexy at her
home in Brooks February Goth. She was born
in Swanville September %, 1910. She leaves
three daughters: Mrs. Everett Morrison, of
Bangor, and Mrs. Hattie A. Roberts, of
Brooks, who tenderly cared for her during her
illness; and Mrs. M. B. Smith. of Hartford.
Conn.,; also one brother. Stephen B. Patterson,
of Lowell, Mass Mrs Briggs was Christian
and of a lovable nature. She will be missed by
her neiphbors and old-time acquainta nces
The funeral services were held at her late
home in Brooks. Rev. David Bracket officiat-
ing. he being lifelong friend Of the family.
The Republican journal., 1913-03-06

President Taft invited President-el
soon after the election, and later asked
him to come to Washington to look into
the Mexican matter that he might be
familiar with the situation when he as
sumed the presidential Office; but both
invitations We're declined. In victory or
defeat Mr. Taft has shown himself to
be broad-rninded and 2 gentleman. The
recognition Of these qualities, and Of his
sturdy patriotism. is today universal, and
he will go into history as one Of our
ablest and best equipped presidents.
Year after year we have been told of
with other places in the State, and year
after year the valuation has been in
creased. There was time when prop
erty was assessed at so per cent Of its
actual value. Today. and for some time
past, property is assessed for more than
its market value. One piece of property
as sessed for So, 800 was in the market
for several years at $4,000 and was fin
ally sold for s.. 500. A woodlot that had
b een assessed for years at $500 had the
valuation increased to 81. 900 after it had
been partially burned over. Vacant lots
for which the highest offer was 81, 200
were assessed for $1,000. We were told
the other day Of an automobile that was
assessed at $500 in 1911, and last year
was assessed at S400 That is the way
the pretence of low tax rate is kept
up; but it does not deceive those who
pay the taxes.
The Republican journal., 1913-03-06

To increase tHe
bees We viii cat .s-
the next two wees
G. T.. ND
lw10p
The Republican journal., 1913-03-06

FIELD & QUIMBY, Resident Agents
3wl0 Belfast Maine.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-03-14
|crGnoerlidDfcit Scr 00rperorofe.


Dariibsr. oab Die aorperar0be Ii6
lnnerbol5 psrbdltnismdbia ger;nqer
3~eitroume berGnoert, Iie9en inter
ehdnte Seobo6tunQen Dor. IS 1T
cine betannte Griheinuno, Dab 4inz
Der nod ldn9srtr 3%rdnt6eit trob Der
babel msiit itaiteebabten untererni6z
run9 mertli9 gepa6ien gu iein fheis
men. 4noerieits Dirb oft rpeniae
Sabre mad Ibleiitung Der WiIitdrs
pfltdt cine 9erminoeruns Der 3orperz
grDBe beobohtet, mas ouf bic fhdbiz
senoe Wirtuns Der 3ipilb.rufe suriid.
3ufubren iein bIrfts, Deni6 be-
tdnnt ourfte iein, huB BEL iebem
Wtsnffen Die &%orpergrJbe je nab Der
Gogss3eit perfhieten lit. Im Mors
gen, mad Der normalsn Na6tru5e, 1T
ter Meni6 am gr0bt.n. Roa Dem
Nufitehen psrringsrt i;h Die 0robe
ltiinoii4 uno errei6t ffon mad 5 big
s Stunoen ben bOdften Grab Der Qbz
robme, UNI odnn bis gum 9lbeno unz
9efobr eIsih 81 blsiben. Our6Ifnitt=
lid betrd9t Die Gbnabne Der cana.
1a-A 3oG. 9fIegt man am Soa.
ldn9.rs 3.it liestn0er Rube, 10
nGbert iid Die 8orp.rlGnqe tpieo,r
Dem Magimum oes Moroens. Sci
torperlih i4p.r arbsiteno.n M.ns
lhen. na6 GROCER Grmibunq, ia
ldon mad angeitrengten MIGritcn.
b.ionbers nit 8:Iaftunq. lit bic Reous
slsrnng Der aorpsrgrsBc cine pisl be-
0~eutsnoert uno Tam dbfolut tis. au
2l2 sou b%etrdgen. l.b.roies lit ibr
Gruno bel Gr0b.rsn, Sunasrsn unb
SatI9ersn beo.utenDer ais bel 9Ieinez
rsn, Ielttren uno tptnig.r IneeItr.nqz
ten. DIS llriah,n Der 9erdnoerIifz
telt Der 8robs Fat n orei feitoes
1tslt: 3uiommeH0riidunq Ser 9uors
pelideibsn 5Ipiihsn ie stpei Wir6eltors
perr, Siefertrsisn Der 8eIenttopfs bss
Shtrft.nt.Is. 9.rtirsune o.s Bump
fss uno Der 9eint. DGbrenb ousrsis
dsnnsr Rubs tritt oann Elm aus1l.ih
Elm.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-03-14
SpcrationsIpic &chaublnng Der Sci
ftcnbriid)c.

Die Gingepeioebrii6e Iinb elm nett
rerbreitetes ldItiges, unter l~tmItGnpen
aud ~esfdbrIides 2eioen. 0liidli6ers
peile beiiBen mir in Der operatipen
g%ehanolung cine iihere 6eilmetboce,
peIdle Den patient<n fir INNER BON
leinen 8sihnerben befreit. Siin9ez
rem 2suten tam nift oringenb etnug
a~ng.raten peroen, ppn biefer 6eil=
metbooe 8ebrou9 gu ma6sa. Mit
Der operotipcn Metbobe tritt reuerz
oin9s bic 8%ehanolung auf un6lutig.m
Wege in Sonturren5. Oieislbe be-
itebt in Der GinipriBung o Iltn6ol.
uno ss liegt ibr sic Grfabrunq6tnt=
idfe 5ugrunoe, baB sin BON elmer
6ronii6en Gnt3inoung ~befo1enes
Organ bic Nei9ung bat. gu i6rumpz
fen. Od Nun NltobplmiBbrauh bduz
fig oerarti9e 9erdnbsrun9en in ben
@in9epeiben berporbringt, 10 iiberz
le9te Elm oeutffsr Gbirura, oh ni6t
Die birette 3ufu6r BON Wltohof an bi:
er!peiterte Sruhpforts cine perorti9e
@nt3inbung berporruftn tpiroe uno
our6 bic narbies S9rnmpfung elm
Verf6Iub Der Yforte berpor3urufen
lei. Sn Den nit Der GinfpriBunss=
metbooe b.bonostr ben 9rudbeilan=
%italten in 0eutihlono peroen ieBt
idbrli6 iiber 1000 Bride bebonbslt,
bereits 1908 nurpen 90 Yro3ent
0ouerbeilun1en berihtet. Sci aine
bern, 8ruh1nIagen uno tleinsren
grii6en betrdet Der !Seilerfole ca.
100 Yro5ent, SooesfG1e ereigneten
ii6 bel Der Mstboos ni6t, pdbrsnb
Die Sterbli6t.it bel Der 6~irur9iifNn
gsbonbIun9 immsrbin Il qroSent be-
trdat.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-03-14
Scr flcine Baud.

Gs gilt Meni6.n, Die Bel FONT
normdler 8orpsr9robe uno i'm iibri=
gen anndherno normGIer &onititution
etn.n uuffaueno t~l.insn, Fen iibrigen
aorpermdBsn nidt entIprehsnoen
Baud bsiiBen. IS lit ni6t untpabrs
f6einIih, oob babel 9sih5sit;9 cine
dn9ebroene Ileinbeit Der gduhz
creone. bsionbsrs oes Mdg,ns uno
Darms, beitsbt. Dieis Nbnormitdt
tam ttoB gut.n 4ppstlts uno Sch
lens bon Grtrantunesn oes Magens
oormtdndIs our6 9sbinberung gsnii
eenoer Robrunesoufnabms Ieiht gu
et1sm mebr ooer ipsniger erhebIittn
Suitono Der llntertrndbruna uno Qbs
md9erung fiihren, Der feineri.its ais
psitere 5olgeerideinune Die psrfhiss
oenarti9iten 9eihperb.n, @eroaus
ungsbeidiptrosn uno ihlisBlid Rsu=
rdithsnie, er3euaen Tam. Die Sc
hanoIuna muB mad Qneabe zines
5ah9eIsbrten cuff bic Sebuna bes Or
Observation-Disclosures uno duf aGIa.=
msins Sr0ftiguue binsieIen. Gd Sic
ardnttn ouf isos MISUNDERSTANDING
Shmerssn poer 9tItpernen hetoms
men, 10 mif.u lie an bdufiee uno
tIeine MahI5eit,u asrp0bnt rperoen. BET
osn.u linen tr6fties. nahrhdf;s aoit
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-03-14
Ter aampi aea,n 81, @eniditarr,.

Sc fpuroe Dor IGneer.r 3eit bsri9z
let, bob Or. Simon 5lern.r. Der 2siz
trr Res RodsfeGer : Snititut fir me-
ttSinif4e 6pridung in Rem Yort, elm
nirtinmss 5eilierum ae9en 9snids
fa,r. e~sfuben bax. 0o5u piro u
aug 0euti6lano mit9stsilt. bab gum
r'lnfeftsn 9Isihaeitia nit 5lerner
tsutfde 5ori9er, uno 5par al. unz
c55dneie bon einanoer, = ndmlt6
gStof. So6munn, jsBt 2.itsr Der Sns
DEMONSTRATING am Hubolf Dir
dtn@Grontenbaus in Berlin. iopie
BIT profeFor.n 3ole unb b. WaFsrz
NOM, %.rt.rer jest 2.iter bs5 693es
ridden Snftituts in Berlin, Ies:e;er
Neutrality-suspicious. am aDn gi. Sn=
ftitut fir MISUNDERSTANDING n in
Berlin = Elm pirtIdmes 9enidItdrrss
ftrum bargeiteGt BADEN. Die reiten
4Fittel bes Rodefeler : SnItitutes err
mDglidten es Or. 5lerner. feline 9eil>
rt1iude 5uerit an IfFen ansuiteIeu
unh 10 bic Wirtiamteit oes Serums
81 s%rprobsn. 8si uns muBtsn Die
Grfabrungsn gr6btsnteil8 in oirsttsr
Qnpenoung beim tranten WsnIfen
aeponnen tpsrben, neil aubtr benz
Nffen tein anoeres 9ier bic tlinilAen
@rf9einunqen Der menfhlihen ST.
niditurre 3eigt. Die Grfo!ee paren
o6er in 9eutI6Iuno. pie behauptst
miro, ni6t minhsr quite. Die 3dhl
Der nit rem Spdmonnifen Serum
8ebanbelten lit lsiber gu Helm, um elm
iiheres llrtsil au ermoglidsn, buoegeu
belaufen iif bic nit Sole : @u Ter
mennsdem Serum bebanbeItsn fiae
I6on auf mebrere 6%unrerts. Su GT.n
1T nobI bic 9robte 3abl behaneeIt
uno bier Iinp aud Die beittn ReIultdte
eetppnnen tpor6en. BIS Nnfong 1910
= nit biefer s3sit lit bic Gpioemic,
Die felt 1904-05 berri6ts, erloihen
= finb ttra ITO an @enidftorre Grz
frantic nit Ssrum bsbonbeIt poroen,
robei es 9liidte, bic Stsrblidtsit auf
1878 Yro3ent heruntsr gu oriitsn,
nGbreno lie poroem in GKen II proz
3ent betrueen uno in gang YreuBsn
be IsBten Sabre Spiffen 81 uno SO
Brp3snt eei6pdnft bate. Sb IS
Nun 9elingen miro. nie propfe3eit
noroen 1T, bic Sterblihteit big ouf
10 pro3ert herab5uminpern, p;ro
auBer bon hem Serum tets BON Der
Ghrtye ser @pioemie. 8. b. Der Qn@
5d1G Der nfouororontsn" Safe abb1n@
gen. Oos ijnb Die Safe, lei bsn.n
sic Strantheit iit1 10 raid entfpitsIt,
roB iie iGcn in~rerhaIb Der eriten
Sage, mon1mcG f1on NAB meri1en
Stunben, gum Sobs fiib,t. pei i6nen
fommt ieoe5 Seiloerfabren gu Tpdt, tie
tpeloen bafer in qepiFem Ginne Die
Minbeit5iffsr Der SterbIi4teit beitim=
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-03-14

eersidt tpirb. Sn Der Gnitalt 1T
oiefs grndbrung Ieid)t ourd5ufdbrsn.
&nosrs Iiest bic Sade. penn bic pdz
tisntsn piebsr in bic s%spobnter. fir
re 70 unapedm6bigen 8erhdltnihe
res tGgliden 2shens uno Ssrufs bin
uustommen. !9ahsn fe bort niht Die
M0eliftsit. f3 in Der srforesrIi6en
Weiie peitsr 81 befoiigen, 10 geben
bic gef6perben bon neuem log uno
tonnen hurd unt,rern6brung uno
Sorperi6nG4e 81 eiEsm fhlimmsn
gnbe fIbrsn.
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Aipbalt Sdmpfc BEL 2unsentnber'
faluie.

Die Sn6aldtions : Shsrdpie err
Fr.ute fh idon felt je6sr elmer srobsn
9eliebtheit lei Der 9ehdnblune otuter
uno dronifher a~rantbeiten Der
Qtmungspegs; cine groBe 3abl pm
UtitteIn unb Qpparoten purns su Die
lem 3ped n~naegeben unb tonItruiert.
Dor einissn Sabrsn lift IS Dem Nrst.
Or. 6losr in GHsn n~ufgsfallsn, bab
Qrbeiter uno Nrteiterinnen, bic in
Spinnsreien uno Webereien oearb.;tet
batten unb ipegen timer tubertul0isn
0ungenaffettion bi.Ie 5Gtieteit aufs
eeben muBtsn. am bd%ufi9it.n g,beilt
tpuroen, p.nn lie 5ufduig in elm.
Ispholtfdbrit eintratsn. pGbreno bic
isnigen 9ranten BEG eleid)en Grtran>
tunSsftooiums, Ole ionIt;ge l.ihte
@rbeit iibernommen batten oeer unite
i6Gftigt in bGusliher poer &rantsnz
bduspfls9e pareu, Der 9rantbeit err
laasn ober ungebeilt tIi.ben. Oieis
8epbnhtung bra6te ben g~snannten
Qr3t ouf ben @ebantsn. bic ASPHALT
oGmpfe t~berapeuttf9 bel Der 8sbano=
lung Der 2ungentubsrtuloie au perz
penoen. IspbaIt lit b.%tanntlif cine
teerd9nli6e Subitan5; feline Odmpfs
hoben einen 3aratteriItiiden Scrub
uno iino fir Die 9siunbbeit unf4Goz
lid. Sir BE 9erpsnoung gu Ssil=
3fpeden i'm Simmer erpieIen iin aber
Die rsir1n QspbaItbGmpfe reaen un=
onaenebmen tno faliebIid unsrtrdg
liden @eruda als unbrauhbur.
9ur4 9ermengung BON rein.m
Msphalt NIT Mprrfe uno genspetors
tonnte jeoo6 eire Mif6unq bsroeiteIt
perben. bic iiA in Sabletten tompris
miersn lisb. Die Gntpitluns Der
OGmpfe ooa3iebt iih leidt bur6 Ser
brennun9 bieier SabIsttsn in Idu4ers
pfannen; FER Patient b%er.peilt elm bis
5pei Stunosn in BEN rau6erfi1ten
3im~cr, mas er p6ne 9elGIti9un9 err
II, n tann. Die SnbaIationen err
fol9en gepObnli6 3ipeimal am Sage.
Rad @ngaben 6lpers, Die aud bon
orosren 9ter5tsn bsitatiet iein ionsn.
be'fern iid bic 9rontfeitsipmptpme
bcIO, Der Suitsn mirb esrinser uno
erIlei9tert, Der Nuspurf miro GERM
ger. oas Iugsmein6efinben uno Der
Ippetit bsbtn ii6. IS lit Ielbitper=
itdn0li6. bab bi. Snbaldtion nit
SumifprmodmpFen nidt bas Suber=
tuIoie : SeiImittsl barIteusn Tam.
CUR unteritlbun9 anoerer !6eilmetbos
ben tonn es aber npbI pertpenoet ners
ben. Bon Snterefie biirfte ss iein,
bdB audi bon Der 4rbsit in ben Gel
Iulpie : 6abriten oura bic in bieien
Setrie6en entItebenocn, an Sulfitsn
reifen Sdmpfen cine aiiniti9e 9eeinz
fluHung ter Grtrontungen Der Rsipiz
rationsorgdne icon friiber bsobahtst
ipor0en 1T.
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