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Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-26

on the Gila, and Is moving, with his family, back to Paradise, where he will re-engase in the saloon business. A. Bedoya, Mr. Moore's father-in-law, is assisting in the moving, which Is being done by wagon. overland
 Frank Holmes left for Chicago, on a business mission, expecting to re- turn in about Q week.
 Ali. NJ. Bruce returned home Mon- day night after having been away for a couple of weeks, On business. He visited Courtland, Douglas and Bis bee, all of which cities he reported lively.
 In order that his childreD might attend school here, Joha A. Bendele, formerly in business in San Simon but now ranCher ls mics south west, near the mouth of Wood can yun has moved his family to town.
 Win Buck has returned from Fl Pas5, where he placed his wife in the hospital. Mrs. Buck is doing nicely. but will remain there for while longer, with little Beryl
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-26
READ THIS BOOK, "ThE HAIR AND ITS cARE'
Sent Free Upon Request

Tine Herpieide Company want every one to have a copy of their booklet telling how to take care of and pos sess nice hair. The booklet contains much valuable information on the sub jdct of saving and cultivating the hair.
 If the present-day men and women would begin to live up to the teachings of the little booklet it Is doubtful if the next generation would find bald headed man or lady wearing false hair.
 It Is just as easy to have robust and beautiful hair as t0 have thin, scraggy hair or, no hair at all. If the scalp is kept clean and free from dan6rulf the hair grows naturally and luxarlantly.
 The booklet tells how this may be most effectively accomplished by the use of Newbros Herpieide. Herpicide
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-26
COMB SAGE TEA
 INTO GRAY HAIR
Ladies! Try This! Darkens Besuti- fully and Nobody Can Teil-srinss
 Back Its Gloss end Tniekens

Common garden sage brewed into a heavy tea, with sulphur and alcohol added, will turn gray, stTeaked and faded hair beautifully daIk and lux uriant; remove every Lit of dandruf. stop scalp itching and falling hair. Mixing the Sage Tea and Sulphur recipe at home. though, is trouble some. An easier way is to get the ready-to-use tonic. costing about % cents a large bottle. at drug stores, known as ..Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy." thus avoiding a lot qf muss.
 While wispy. gray faded hair is not sinful. We ali desire to retain our youthful appearance and attractive, ness By Garkening your hair with Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur, no one can tell. because 1t does it so naturally, SO evenly. You just dampen a sponge or soft brush with it and draw this through your hair. taking one small strand at a time, by mOrniHg all gray hairs have disappeared. After another application or two your hair becomes beautifully dark. glossy, soft and luauriant and you appear years youuger.-Adyertig genent 6So
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-26

destroys dandruff. frees the head from dirt and scarf skin. The hair becomes light. fluffy and beautiful.
 Newbros Herpicide is the original remedy that kills the dandruh germ for which there are many limitations and substitutes said to be just as good. Buy nothing but the original. ,Newbro's Herpieide in 50c and S100 sizes is sold by all dealers who guar antee it to do all that is claimed. If you are not satisfied your money will be refunded.
 Send 10c in postage to The Herpi- eide Co, Dept R, Detroit, Mich,. and nice sample will be sent with the booklet
 Applications obtained at the better barber shops and hair dressing par lors.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-26
eclR3 TO THE MOUNTAINS

For a day of recreation In tine their daughters, Grace and Margaret. and Mir. and Mrs. L. A. Edwards and James and Howard Wilson, left last evening for the Huachucas in auto mobiles. They will return to the city tomorrow morning While out it lis the intention of the party to hare a real camping expedition. to which end they took along a complete camp ing outfit. Incidentally all hands will join in a hunting expedition during the day from which they expect to re- turn to camp with the materials for a fine game supper of which the piece de resistance is to be quail.
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BIS1EE AND WARREN
 DISTRICT SOCIETY
Continued from Page FOur)

bake and bring two pumpkin pies, IS Pumpkin pie and good coffee are to be the main features. A good old fashioned witch has been procured who has a whoIc caudran full of for tunes to give for the asking. A great number of the games given over for Halloween will be arranged includ ing a fine musical program.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-26
ATTRACTIONS MoNoPoLIzE

A very quiet week in social circles. in respect to the. extension of enter .tainment by individuals, was last week. The reason is found in the fact that the lseoose Bazaar claimed the attention Of throngs each night. while theater parties were also in vogue, the light opera season at the sCrpheum claiming a great deal of at tention. Either at Moose hall or the
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-26
AUTOMOBILE TRIP

NIT. and Mrs. J. Scott and little daughter. Ruth, leave this morning for Tombstone. where they will visit friends and relatives, returning by way of Benson tomorrow evening. They will make the trip in NIT. seotts new Studebaker.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-26

when generously trimmed with skunk 5r black fox The delicate pastel tints are kept almost exclusively for afternoon gowns and dinner dresses
 For street wear not brown, IeeU red, in several rich shades, Egyptian and raven wing blue, smoke gray and black are the tints most in fav or.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-26
IIeorIee.

Licorice belongs 10 the pea or vetch family, and grows wild the. plant commonly reaching height of about four. feet, It Is the long, straight root whichsis of commercial value. No means have been adopted for cutting the plant. wkich requires about three years to reach maturity or for improving it's condition.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-26
Fashions Other Good Sunday Reading Matter

because the belt is SO wide that the dressmakers feel they must lengthen the waistline in order to give the fig ure more grace.
 Whatever the reason. the fact re mains that the waist line on coats is two inches below the normal and that this straight line makes the wais. appear twice as large as it did, which is an effect women strive to produce. In fact. if it were not for hips. women could easily go without cor sets altogether if they wear the gowns of the present time
 Whether or not American woren will take up the Russian Idea of wearing blouse og one eolor over a skirt of another is difficult to tell. Certainly no one can wear a Turkish blue or a Japanese red tunic with a black skirt on American streets. hut there should be no prejudice against it as a costume for luncheon or after EOcn affairs. It would not be narm- ful in the least if American women would enliven their costumes with brill ant Russian blouses trimmed vith fur and held below the waist with wide belts and barbaric clasps.
 Another touch of color which Is in- troduced into afternoon coat suits Is a brilliant cord laced through the seams of the jacket In one inst&ECe the original costume was of bright. 6arl1 blue velvet, with a long coat held in by a wide band below tLe waist, and each seam held together with a dull red Japanese cord, run through round buttonholes worked with the same color of red in floss
 Even when one wears gowns Of sombre colors it is quite easy to be brilliant by using any of the new iiE- ings, as so much of the skirt shows these days, with the slash in front or back which is put in the middle of drapery, and is therefore not crude, and in the hem that is turned upwards on skirts as well as coats. The last is a clever touch. The Futurist Things are not especially fashionable, but nearly all the great color artists arrive at some way in which they can present a brillian; contrast, by using a lining that looks like a facing to the material
 One of the new materials cf tae season is a wonderful cloth with surface Ike camel hair cashmere which has broche flowers in velvet scattered over its surface. This sElT is very supple: it is also extremely costly. But the loyelest mantles and even whole dresses are made cfI it. Camel hair cashmere is very pep ular this winter 1t is combined with mirror velvet and also with bro- cadeI satin and plain tafetas. On ai- most all the new models for street wear bands of fur are freely intTo duced. especially skunk and fox, he latter in many different shades.
 Faced cloth is once more in great demand. It is being used by the lead ing designers for suits Of a rather dressy orler. and 1t is combined with Eroche velvet and, of course, with bands Of fur,
 The two most popular colors of tIei day for outdoor suits are violet eel monseigneur" and tomato red And side sy side with these striking shades we find a peculiar tawny oI- ange. which gives splendid effects
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-26

Trn. left Co right: Dr. Romulo $
 .iSon. Governor Cruce and Gov
 esnor Ferris. Bottom. Fred l..
 Tarusworth Qeft) and Governor
 knmons.
 Delegates from twenty nations will be present at the annual meeting of tie International Dry Farming con gress, which will be held at Tulsa. Okla, the last five days of this month. 4 great agricultural fair. which will be conducted by the dry farming congress, will be held at the same time There will be exhibits from all over the world.
 Governor Cruce of Oklahoma will open the meetings. Among the prominent speakerc will be Governor Ferris of Michigan: Governor Am mons of Colorado: Colonel Fred E Farnsworth of New York. secretary of the American Bankers associa- ton, and Dr Ronulc S Naon, envoy from Argentina
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-26
REPORT OF THs CONDITION OF Miners & Merchants Bank
RESOURCES S

At BisDee business oc
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enh Nee htaam fHh ant mslhtW
NdiiA fliifhltlit nAh @HtlH ant
teiaidttlatm Saint DN nnbFlt
fhh mll Msia Hljd6 atfftMm
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Sic 8irfnng Der srinfOerbute.

Cine gum Nd4benfen ftimmtnoe
5tatttit TIT bic neueite s3ufammenJ
fteIlung Der 5runtenbettsbeIitte in
@roBbrttannien. Dann6 murbeu
ndmIth i'm Sabre 1911 fpss
gen 9runfenbett in England 514 bon
100000 G~iupobnern, in S9otttan0
aber 1865, I'M g~riineu SrIanb nidi
tpeniger als 1896 beItraft. Dag
niiAterne England nirb alto bon
S6ottIdnO UNI fait bas Doppelte,
nnb oon Sbatps 5simat fogar Inn
oas Dreifade %ibertroffsn. glnn III
nber gtrooe In @apttl1no uno ST.
Lamb am Sonntdg, Der bod Bic btltt
@elegsnbeit fir einen ber8baften
Sdlud biettt, bic gtbgabe bon 4lto+
bnl itreng unterIogt in GngIanb bas
gegen geitattet. Offenbar erflGrt fia
bieftr Mtberiprud baburd, baB il.
mes beb0rbIihe @erbot einen befpns
beren anrti3 fir ben gtbtimen gtrs
tauF biIbet. Qlu6 bafiir Iitgen stfs
f%ernmdBtge 8tIege bor, Jn JrIdrb
n1mli9 purben duf 100000 Gin
tppbner 1913 9eTtrafungen iDsgtrt uts
erlaubten Berf1ufes bon @etrdnfen
regiftriert, In G9pttIonb 1.81, In
Males, no bas 5pnnt1gperbDt ebens
falls bornitgt, 5.11, bngegen IN Gnqs
lamb nur 0.41. Mlan fiebt ollo aud
an bieien britiiden Werbdltniifen, ipis
blirfttg 9rtntDerbpte MAIDEN tr't
Der cine 8%eitdtigung far bic gepDud.
tungen in onberen 9emperenaldnbsrn,
10 aud in ben ytrodenen" Gtaattn
Der Union.
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3und9f Tin sig. A. lit Elm etnfas
der 5ut abgtbitoet, Der Su tintm
StraBsHan3ug aus grautr Ssrge
paBt, Der isood NIT irgsno einsm
einfdden morgeus un6 Saileurtlti0
gstrdgen fperoen fam. Die toms
patte 5utfaeOn 9e6t siemlid tisi
iiber oos 6dar berab, uno Die aufgts
rpute arempe Iiegt 0idt an Der
arone an. atbtsre III nisnrig uno
fIad unb bon einem Geoerbuno ums
gebcn. oas auF Der linten Settle Elm
GIiigels2 arrangement umIAIieBt. Die
obers 4ante oes petBen GsbtrbdnOcs
iii NIT buntttblduem Qttdsbauo eins
ssfaBt. Die 6urbe oes Gtrobs 1T
Elm mates @rau.
glau unb fpeiB gtitreiFte 8oiGs iii
Der gum ndditsn 8lsioe (5ig. s. osrs
fpdnote Gtoff. Die @treiFen finb
etpa sinen 8iertsIsoa brett. Die
obere 6dIfte Der glule un0 Qtrmtl
1T aus tpeibem Woile uno beim unz
lidtbaren anfoB an ben geItrtiftsn
5toff nit fdtpersr 5tiderei perieben.
Der Gals bat einen VzfDrmigen
Qusfdnitt, Der nit einem 9pibeniod
ausgefiqt lit, pdbrenb iiber ben Rdts
fen Elm Big 3ur Coulter rsiftnoer
ardgen aus blausm atlas FAINT. Der
@iirtst uno oas 9anb, nit pel6em
bic Qermel gsraFft finb, befteben aug
olnteI6Iauem MtIas. Der Rpd bat
cine fdIidte 9unitu, nit 63Datgttn
Sdum.
Dos teBte Bib (gig. 81 Derans
fdouIidt eth gefdmadbolss aIsio
aus 8dumtpoQ : 8oile nit tDeiBem
Grun0 unb 3ahIreiden fdndrssn
9ipfdsn. IN Elm I6liatss Sod,
nit langen, acknowledgement Qtrs
meln, fii9t ii4 Die In 5olten geteett
bic duf Der linten Geite
Den GhluB perbedt elm
breiter Gtrsifen Spite, an bei6tn
eina.fabt nit einem gerlens
banb, 0urd fpsIfes Elm fdmaIss
5omt6ano st3ogsn TT.
9eiaB finoet auf Der ebtns
fall8 fdltsnreiden Gunifd feline Eorts
Nus einem @tiid biefts
Spibenitreifens III aud Der engdns
Thlitbtn6s arogen geftrtigt, ebenTo
tpie bic gtsrmelaufldIdgs.
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eth faIanontfd)es ttrteiI4

SIN SauIe oss 8antiers gernfein
frrf6t grpBe Qufregung. Seine
feiben p~er6eirateten 3pillinostD6ter
fnb nit ibrsn gleid8eitig gsbortnen
Babies, atpei allertiebten, fid boIls
ftdnoig dbnelnbsn md09en, 8u Be-
fud argetommen unb bstppbntn ge>
meinTam Elm 3immer. Nm Nor
gen tperben bic Babies gebaOet uno
rad 8senbigung biefsr prostour
ipiiTen bic utdufmertfomen 9ienftz
md6den Die Rteinsn ni9t mtbr bon
chamber at unterfdeiner.
Qlgemeine 8eftiir3ung, unterfus
den, bine unb berraten 49, olIes inns
ionft bic miitter bletben oobei,
tire Gtnber feieu bertped'eIt.
glts BITE 8erpirruag duFs bGATe
eeitiegen unb feline 4usfi4t mebr iit,
ben ridtigen Satbetduo feitsuiteller.
trTdeint ser Senior Der 5amilie, Der
ate @robodter GaIomon, Der auf
feline 5rage rtpas benin fog fei", iiber
has TdredIide GamiIisnersignis Be-
leArt uno Inn feiuen gtat beitiirmt
tpirb.
Giutge augenblids f9IteBt Ser QtIs
II fiuneno feline tIlgen qugen. bann
fragt ct:
rltno piBt ibr gang getpiB, oos
etc Babies bertpedleIt fporoen Iinbg"
spSd, ia! Sang getptB!"@ tDnt es
ppu uIler aippeu.
nglu, 70 tdui6t man iis eben eins
fah pieber Inn, unb Die Sadie 1T
in Srhnuna.@
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aus Dem 8rttffaHen
elmer 3eitung. Gle piiaThsn
Elm MitteL fir ben 8anonurm2 Sat
mas feblt benu Dem 8anonurmg
Gbast19ttr. 9pdtsr:
Diana, feb bod, bab i9 nit Grntt
redt baI0 5od3eit madel"
Mama: oSa, !pasan; asan duF
siumal 10 fdneu2"
5Odttr: pGr foa MIR oann iOfOrt
oieie Robe %tdufsu, s1e iie unmOoern
pirb.@
ainbIide 2o9it. @ian:
.Dein tlsinss 8riioerden fiebt aber
reht blob aus!4
cha: rRein Wunotr, fie g,ben ibm
ia aud ni9is tpeitsr ais Milh gu
trinfen.'
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-01

elmer Reihe BON psrlsn gs6altsn
pirb. Die baIblang.n qsrmel baben
ebtnfals cine idmale Spibenrif6s
als Ginfafung, ebenfo Der fdmaIe
Rrag,n aus feinem 8atiIt. Der Rod
beitsbt aus orei 8oldnts, Girtsl uno
6aIsIdIsifs aus Deidem, psiBem
MtIds.
&arrisrter gingbum ipuroe fir
oas ainberflsibdtn oes 8fpeitsn Bill
ots G5tg. q perlpanot, bsTtn firse
3oiqe gar3 fdlidt uno fuitenlos ges
fdnitttu 1T. Sbren untersn 4bf9uitt
biertdige 3aden, Die ipetb sirs
gefaBt uub nit iueiBsn an0pfen Be-
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-01

it Dath BE topptIit 1hnlhihl
ihimmri eann biz llnittfltibung
muir otsitti binourd. SIN auatmsis
utn btbortu1i man Iiit 0it iptiBtu
ootr mootfarbiatn Tla, anb Spit
gtnbIuitn aud btlt o0tr 5itmlih
i%tdrlfarbiat Rode.
llusntbtbrlih Fiir bds in unisrsm
trIitu Bible 0ia. ~ oargtlttIit
Rdhmittaaslltio, bos BON obtn Bic
unttu aus Gdatituipibt btrgsftIt
putbt, III Der 3aubtr Der Sugtno.
3dins un0 Rod psrbm iber ,in
tptibts Underground gttrdgeH. unb
nur bic 4srmtl ipsrotn burhiihtig
etlaFsn. Die 3di1t III auBtrgt'
fpobnli6 sinfut, un6 ibr tin5igtr
6hmud beFtebt aus elmer Gopptls
riiTds aus fnmalsr uno It9r ftiner
@aI,ntisnnts : Gpibt, Die gtraos auf
Der Gront beruntsrIduft uno BON
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49, 49, - IS gA% 6A WE A1Nj
tpta nod iiberlegsn, tpsIdes i'd Be-
halts. Sd TONNE bann 3u Shnsn,
gebt Gins auriid unO btSable bas
onbere.@
Gilig bsrlieb purbo ben Qaben,
sbe Der 5rifeur 3uridtam. Sc eis
mem 9rDbler fr1gte Der 3igeuner
nod elmer Uniform unb einem ges
tpebr. Der gambler ertannte fos
fort, NIT tpert Ct Is 3u tun batte,
unb s%rptbsrte, Maffen befdbt er
ni6t. bagegsn cine Uniform, ettpos
dbgenuBt, ober tpupberf9Dn. st
bradte stne pieIfdd ssfIidte Sade,
tpis fie bic rotten !6uInren tragen,
cine Ourdl0herte Snfanterieboie uno
einen abgetpebten Ges, beIfen 2uas
fe nar nod aus einigen Sdben be-
ftanb, gum @orfdein. purbo legte
bic Uniform an, feBte ben sSes auf
unb sefiel iih auberorDentltd,
DER 2rooler begehrte oretbtg YET.
.Gut," Togtt purbo, rober i9 bas
Be tetn @elO mebr, i9 bobe foebeu
bitIe Raiiermeiier getauft. Soften
AK Sci. Sd lnife ie ols pfanb
unb idp6re Bel n Rir4elb baB ib
lie sinlDlen perbe."
Der gambler mar bomit einDers
Ttanben. Der 3iseuntr Sog gIiidielig
al II. DieTt berrIids Uniform! limb
fpie gsT6idt &c ben Raufmann Be-
T6ninbslt bat! 9iefer mieber frtute
iia. bah er far bic uuIforu. Bite
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iibertinitimmsn6 gebdlttn 1T, tells
Haben fie felt dngsarbeitett, Itiht ges
faIttte @iirteI, Die iibsr BEN Rod Be-
feftigt tpsrbsn. BLUE uno Rod tpirs
ten 0aourh mthr 5ufdmmsngsb6rig,
oIs tptnn fis, ME friiher. our9 sis
men pbani1fsgirtsl getrtnnt reroen.
Die dormen Der lsbten gIufen=N sus
heittn fino auBerprbentli6 poge, Ife
iBernen I'm Girttl, absr nlr an ben
Geitsn, iibtrbauIhenb orronqiert,
Ddourh tpirtt bic G6ulierlinie urb
uberbaupt Die @orberanTi6t siemli4
brett uno fdafft eitsn ausgIei9 gu
Der mooernsn breiten 6iiftenfontur.
Muh Die aermsl Iino bier in Der
NegsI 3ismIid nett unb meiIt lang.
GepiB signsn fid nidt fir ale 8as
men oiefe loIen 5ormer, Defenders
0nnn ni9t, tpsnu Der gstpdbIte GtpfF
febr ourdIidtig 1T. @orteilbdft fiu6
tttpas snsers, js6od ni6t sttpa gsnau
duf 6igur 9edrbeitete llntsr3iebbIus
fen aus einem Itidt.n 9iia. Die
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-01

F4ANE @# @AfF ~ N**
aafAta tisltesa WiAMst*
eislsf NNslf sit,e tui lAf4
fsift tiaf 6se* MwlsisHA
slft sf sAH t4fiastH Wla~ s
N Nk frs htt Rglift af 8#
s8HiHt Casa aat NftlAstlltfk
t5aH* eat AAtfH saHisFH ts
m Afhs stn sH Mg
s NJ tf #aNs#f *aAei
EEL TIFF tf fhHt Ntsihs tHslai t
Eifa lfssH 3i1gtn IaamM talaf
HHaFtt nlfit{ tfff R%bsHtaas iei1
lsn laW NHifH ttft NtftlAHtH lm
NMttHf mii itnf8 rat Ailatt ltlH
.lftf tttilf Fnt ta ttt lltttfuaaRas
.Hsl5Hst hah ifhf isiHft Hg Me 81
.MetHiltf atatfnttmuHa ldani mlf
uht tmifli &iaHt rttf nlnilai
1tilffn teH 1thfm III oven hipl
fntm HalM hHft3 lhft hilfinhs sul
hlg glsIw 6ltmtaHlf HHh ptllnhn
.anI NH HuWa tte ntita hfgbetas
tAith tatth glItl alt QnientH
msthtn IN feIhm gNtlis tttlallutt
.Wtlmttt Hhbtt sint bthafanlat
~ Hpiin5tdidi htr Maims nlsim
biutt bein, dtlt htiflht III immuhin
Hi6ls ieht Etiltnts. lHi 1faum Ic
ifnbl iult tsl Wanntrn.
&HoH Bal nltltu Hitmnul gsiotm
btH III ibf 8uaen6 aisbolb btosultN
gtbtRtrt mpr0tn iutnu aabfn aug
tbrtt @tgmirari nrsHanms Itrnats
talttH Bir0tn, mtniatms In au
@inbt.
llub nos papdasis uubtlanal. 10
ioIatu0tr San timer att Iehtrti6s
item:
Sin MaHn. iptlher Fh bet ucI,
gutter @tiunpbtit btIuuofn
un0 ME an afbmd aaiiitn bate.
triegte itintH tritrn bsrartiasn Nm.
fad, als tr ii6 eintH aitrlisbitn Vd'
paasi aHocIdaift bate. CT belt oits
fen safftH Der @pgslm.it" In IeiHtm
@hlaf5imner unb pIlegts, ie0tsmaI,
tbe tr gu Bette aina. Jpn 5u bergen
uH0 81 tiiFsn. us Ct oisTtn papas
gel lps purot, betam sr ME ipisner
eirsn anfall BON QuFtr56rens 4ItbHa;
ct bielt itd dbsr aud ME pie6tr Elm
inldts Shoobtier1en Mud dn0ert
6dustiere Fon0trn ia 9silden hires
pel3ts II. /. IN. ab; dbtr 0irItlben fnb
ridt 70 beimtHdiih fein, ME Die BON
&aBen uoer gapaseien, uno es fin0
feline osrartigen @irtungen bon linen
betdnnt.
uebrigtns lit feinesfpegs gtfdgt, odB
9eruoe Die QnpeIenbeit zines pdpoa
geies ooer elmer aaBe CUR 6erborrus
flung elmer foIdsn Grtronfung Sci
brrber gefunoen perTonen aeb5ren;
bloBe gegenitdnoe m6gsn OieTelbe
@irfung ausiibsn. 4ftbmdtifde pa
%tienteu, fpstfe in Elm 5ofpitaI ouFgss
nommsn peroen unD teinen qr0bersn
4omfort er6dlten, dls oas 6ofpitnt
dagemein gi6t, iper0en In DieIen s5dIs
len niemals BON M'fbmu anqearfffen,
Q Iange ife fid IN Der qnftdIt Be-
Bel nd6erer llnterIu9una abr
bat man meiitens f~eItgettelt. oaB ioIs
de perfonen oaheim in 5eDers
betten fdIafen. Der a%usqeIonoerts
folder 9etten uno STE feineu
5eoernteilhen bdben pffenbar or1Bs
tenteils ben Srubel berI1uIoef. auG
nnrbe Die 8attin zines 4rStes oae
ourh bon Qitbma beFreit. odB man
bic MDblierung oes 6auTes rabifdl
o%erdnOerte un0 ale fpoliqen @eqens
it1n0e entferntt.
9ermutIid geb6rt es In oasIeIbe
oaB man6c ptrIonen BON
Qtemnot unO Obnna9t befaIIsn tDers
ben, tpenu fe an gefptFen 8lumen,
tpie 2ilien, rie9en! uno aud etIiht
Gattungsn 8dume Iino IN bisFer 5ins
iidt pohl nidt gan3 unoer0datig.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-01


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