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The Washington times., 1914-02-24
Health and beauty Aids
ADVERTISE MENT
BY MRS. MAE MARTYR.

you get from your druggist: let cool
tfen take a tablespoonful before each
meal Keep up treatment until weight
is sufficiently reduced. This simple
treatment does not require diet nor eX
crcise anu when your weight is where
you want il. the flesh will be firm and
the skin smooth and free from saggi-
hess.
Worried: | gladly repeat my wrinkle
Danishing home-treatrnent. which all
my fr:endS have proven perfect. In =
pint water stir | ounce alnoZOin, then
add . teaspoonfuls GlycerIrc. Let this
jc'iy-cream stand until thoroughly dis
solved. then apply to the skin at night
ana massage in we'll Allow this to re-
main on over night. and in the morning
wash Off and apply more Ut the jelly
cream. Persisting in this simple treat
Intnt Will give 10 yuu a smooth. EeIVcty
skin free from lines, and your corn-
pleXlon troubles will be at an end.
f.mma L.: Your constant tired, worn
Oi.t" feeling is :, positive Indication Of
impurities in the blood and an upset
liver. | would suggest a course Of the
kaTdene treatment. made as follows: In
90 !. pint alcohol tncvcr Use whisky
put / ounce kardenc. then add Il rupful
SUGAR and enough hot water /" make
a full quart. Take "A tablespoonful he
fore meals. This tonic gently cXpe''
pnis"ns from blood and restores FUN
health and strength by building up th'.
worn wasted parts. NothinE tuuaiS IN"
haIdene tonic for clearing the skin Of
rimplcS and Ever spots and curing
headaches and kidney disturbances.
Mary T.: For Your dry itchy scalp !
would recommend an occasional sham
200 with CanthroX isec answer to I.u-
,!i"). then use this hair tonic once Or
tWiC" week: In = pint alcohol put an
ounce uuinzoin from the drug store
tlen add !: pint water. Dip ends of
iiI.=crs III this tonic and massage gent
ly and thoroughly iuto scalp and hair
roots. Tbs will relieve that uncolu-
f"rtablc, itchy sensation. Danish dan
drrfi. and soon correct all minor scalp
troubles Your hair will then become
soft. silky and Of q rich. even shade.
Read Mrs. Martyrs book. "Bctuty.
S,-AdV.
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in
abl0id
FOREIGN.
FOR BUSY READERS.

Sir Edward Grev is receiving sharr
criticism by members of parliament an'
bv the British press for what they tern
his mild attitude toward the United
States for the execution of William .
Eenton. a British subject, by order OF
Francisco Villa.
The house. of lords adopted mo-
ton that contributions to party fllndS
should not he considered in awarding
tides.
The wearing of bugs. lizards and birds
painted in natural colors on the cheek
is the latest eccentricitv Of the PARIS
women.
Winston Churchill, first lord Of the
British admiralty. piloted a hydroaero
DIane over the Solcnt to test the posi-
bility of locating submerged submarine
witt! the aid Of aero2lanes.
1t swas announced that Mrs. Pank'
hurst would head the deputation or sur
fragettes which will seek an interview
with King George.
The British foreign office received
from the American State Department
suggestions for the appointment of ar
international committee to dra'v up the
program for the third Hague Peace
Conference.
At a cSference in London Il wa'
practically resolved to renew the NORTH
Atlantic shipping pcol for five years
The Hamburg American and Nortr
German Lloyd lines reached a ''commun-
ity OF interests agreement.
GENERAL.
Snow. which started Washington 5
birthday and was driven by high wind
and attended by freezing temperature,
cid untold damage in the afre ted re-
gions in the Middle West, North and
South.
The British steamship Sachefn was
pounding hard on treacherous coast
in a severe gale which threatened her
destruction. Revenue cutters attempted
to recue the Sachem, but the hawsers
parted and the storm prevented further
efforts.
William Sulzer brought suit in the
New York supreme court for his salary
as governor, with the intention of
eventually appealing to the United
States Supreme Court from the jues-
ment Of the high court of impeach-
ment which removed him from office.
Alex J. Groesbeck. chairman of the
Republican State committee Of Michi-
gan, declared himself in favor Of a new
national chairman to succeed Charles
d. Hilles-
Sixty thousand women were expected
to vote at the Chicago primaries to-
day, the first since the equal franchise
law was enacted. Eight women are
candidates for aldermanic honors.
Governor Glynn. Of New York de-
clared In favor of a permanent graft
court" to be composed OF retired
judges.
Capt. W. Fl. DanSs admitted that
the Colorado National C:.iard arrested
and detained men as prisoners in the
coal strike zone. and the Homse. in
vestigatins committee barred further
testimony until II was decided
whether the facts admitted rv Cap
tain Danks constituted an infringe
ment Of constitutional rights.
Heck Hall. dormftory for theological
students at Northwestern University
Chicago, was burned. The loss was
5000
Women sufragists decided to aid
Congressman Hohson's Senatorial
campaign in Alabama.
Cubist art from fo'.r countries wa.
obtained for an exhibition in Milwau-
Eea
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Roosevelt Aide to See
Son Born While AWay

MONTCLAIR- N. j., Feb. A.-Mrs-
Harper. Of 200 Lorraine avenue. wife Of
Frank Harper. private secretary to
Theodore Roosevelt. accompanied by
her infant son. has sailed for Liverpool
I, meet her husband Mr.. Harper is
returning from his South American trip
vita Colonel Roosevelt.
His son he has never seen. as the
little fellow was born since he left this
country with Colonel Roosevelt. He
Is bringing specimens Of South Aneri-
can fauna
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Managers of Baptist Home
Give Silver Tea Benefit

A silver reception and tea was given
Yesterday afternoon for the benefit Of
the Baptist Home, S2iS y street north
u est, by the board of women managers.
At the tables were Dr.. Alice w.
Downey. president: Miss Virginia King.
Mrs. W. NJ. Mooney, Mrs. A. c. Muddi-
man, Mrs. Gully. Mrs. Emma Olive and
Mrs. C y. Chapman. The musical num-
berg were given by Mrs. Arthur Clan
Vile Dunn, Miss Theta Goldsmith. Miss
Louise FarrOw and Miss Louise Lewis
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Delicious ''fruit laxative''
cleanses stomach, liver
and bowels.

A harmless cure for sick headache,
sour stomach. constipation,
coated tongue, sallowness-
take California Syrup of Figs" For
the cause of all such misery comes from
a torpid liver and sluggish bowels
A tablespoonful tonight means all con-
situation poison, waste matter, ferment-
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DiseSts all food, absorbs
gases and stops fermen-
tatiOn at once.

Wonder what upset your stomach
which portion of the food did the dam
age-do you? Well, don't bother. II
your stomach is in revolt: if sour,
aassy and upset, and what you Just ate
has fermented into stubborn Jumps;
vour head diZZY and aches :>beIch gases
and acids and cructate undigested food
breath foul. tongue coatcd-iust take
The Washington times., 1914-02-24
Denver Plans Pageant
Of the American Indian

DENVER. Feb. 4.-Outlines for a
plan for financing the proposed pageant
of the American Indian to he held here
in 1915 We're discussed at a meeting her.:
today Of the Colorado Publicity League.
The promoters OF the plan hope to
gather 10000 Redskins here and to give
true picture of life in the early West.
for the benefit OF travellers going West
To the Panama Pacific Exposition that
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Fire Chief and 4 Others
Hurt by Gas Explosion

CLEVELAND, Feb. 2.-One police
man and four fremen, the latter in
cluding Chief George Wallace and As
sistant Chief c. D. Whyler. were in
iured when a terrific gas explosion
wrecked a burning drug store early to-
day. The blast tore out a side Of the
building
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To Speak on Street Safety
Before Southeast Citizens

Safety on washington streets will
be the subject Of an address tonight
before Q meeting Of the Southeast
Citizens Association at 314 Pennsyl-
vania avenue southeast w. +. Pea
body, president Of the Street Safety
Association Of tho District, will be
the speaker.
The Washington times., 1914-02-24
Major Fletcher Funeral
To Be Held Tomorrow

Funeral services for Major William
Fletcher, Y. s. A. retired. will be held
at his residence, 900 Hiilyer place. to-
morrow afternoon at o'clock.
Burial will be In charge Of the Loyal
LEGION. of which Mr.. Fletcher was q
member. He was eighty-four years old.
His death occurred at his homo on
Sunday
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Aura NJ: That nvcr-f.ltness 'an bc
hanishel with cas-" aud entire safety by
using the p:trrnti* treatment. This Is
prepared as fullnWS: III ~: plnts not
water dissolve ounces parnotis which
The Washington times., 1914-02-24

Mrs. \: Il is i""lIsh I" rOuntcnancc
tnat fizzy growth "n your chin Get /,
small. original pa"hhE. of dclat0ne and
with Il little water mix enough of the
powder to make thick paste. then
; read Oh bar, Stirf:t~c. After > or :;
minutes. rub Off. wash III" skin and il
will hr frr" from hair or blcnIish. BE
SiIIC you get dclai"nc.
The Washington times., 1914-02-24
ADVERTISEMENT

5lclIe: Nowadays we all know scalp
health is essential to hdir-health and
tho reward for keeping the scalp clean
and plant - an abundant growth of
beautiful hair. T'sng this shampoo
regularly keeps tn" hair healthy and
insLr"S a Drofdsr growth. - ssOlye a
t,"spoonfnl cAnthrUx in a cup of hot
at"T, then pour tins ui the head slow
iy and run briSkly. This ,lcates a thick.
white lath" that diss"Iyes dandruf1
ana excess oil and is very stimulating
40 the s"alI,-iissI"s and hs,ir-roOts.
IiIlsIug leaves the hair and scalp sweet
and clean and III" hair dries quickly.
with Il rich even color and soft fluff
less
Justina. Your mirror viii tell You
how powder clogs the skin and gradu-
ally ruins the complexion. In all my
Years as beauty specialist have
never found anything I" "ql:7tl a com
mon spurmaN lotion. ThiS spurmax 10
uI is ineNpcns VI and easily prepared
.Ist get I ounces SBUTmIN from your
irLCciSt. dlsSoit.. IN l., piuI witch hazel
or hot water and our lotion is ready.
TlIa IS invisible when ON and is an
excellent protection from cold, biting
winds.
Ada: Your dun. uncxprcssive eyes
y III take on a d"lIrh;ful depth and bril-
lianCy 10y ill.,. ,"''aS Unal use Of a cry
stgS tonic. This - mad" 10y dissolving
ounce -. >tr.i tu b" uItain"d from
any hrug-iS'p ~ y u ut clear. cold water.
EGI. nondiI@ tie ewes to Tcm"v" foreign
UaTtj"l., .'ni To- baniSh cNC-strain, in
hanImHtiun ana soreness, the CryStos
toni" IS '"rN NalUabi".
The Washington times., 1914-02-24

One OF the smart charity affairs cf
the season will be the benefit sale OF
Its followed by tea. for the Children's
Cuuntry Home on Friday next from il
iU tine morning till in the evening. Mrs.
Bsury Spencer has loaned her house,
1:iG Rhode Island avenue, for the oc-
Cs.sion- Among the members of the
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Activities Of
Society
By JEAN ELIOT.

M e.: e; !: :: s
f,t fnIo,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-03
Sertue8b 3amennereia.
lie srauen ,uoaen Den sisems'aOm'
miiiaren ami Die Sube riifen.

gbiasr 9ereiu belt am leBter
Sonntas Radmittag feline reseIma'
bias 9sriammlanq in Der 8ereins.
bale, .Mercsr 5olIe". ob. Die Roul
tine 9eihGfte parsn in tiir3eiter s3sii
erleoist. geIhIpHsn tpurbe, am sriteu
Sonutas i'm Mdr3 Elm Jog. .ssor 90
cicl" absubalten uno oaau 6reunp:
uno fortiarittlid seiinnts 2eute ein'
sulubeH.
Die nsuen 8eamttnnen ipuroen IN
ibre rsip. 9lsmter etngsfiibrt. DAB bic
Ter 8ersin Is periteht, bic 8erIomms
lunaen intsreHant uno lebrreit) 81
MAIDEN, oas baben Die Sumen in bic
fer 8eriammluna pieoer betDieieu.
5isielben arrangirsn ndmlid uon
3eit gu 3sit 8ortrase SSsn Der porss=
Itrigen Yeriammluns hieI: Soerr Rih.
guetIers, DeutIher Sshrer an Den bic,
iigsn 0fientiihen Sdalsn. einen 8or.
traa iiber Gbalniifo ais 8ihter uni
als Raturfreunn. Serr guetlers
Yortrag mar cine GeiItuna alIersriteu
Ranass, itrenu fOrtihrtttIih. gang i'm
Geii1e bes Dhters uno fano bel Der
3ubCreridaft uneetbeilien 8eifall,
Gr idilberte ben Didtsr als bas, maa
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sspdenberidDt oes @eiunSbeitsamis.

Saut Dem @o6enberiht oes ltaoti.
ihen 8eiun0heitsorts puroen IN Der
uerfloIienen ISOLDE 101 Sale bon an-
Iiedeltoen aronfbciten uno % 3.ooeS.
iaae iufolge FOLDER Gronfbeiten &c.
meI0er, gegen 349 Grtranfunaen luo
u Eooc5fdQe in ocrIuroIellpode Oes
porigen Syahres. gluf Die ein8eInen
&rantbeiten bertbeiIen lid) Die sur
0}elhluq gelongteu Sale pie iolgt:
Stluinoiud]t, 26 Grfrautungen INTO
20 Gooesiaue; @inopoden, 80 Gr.
frontunqen; Iipbtberitts, % grfrau-
flngcn urh orei JooesfalIe; Shor-
lahfieber, Z grfrauflngen; aeutbn.
fien fiiuf grtranfltngen; Mtoierr, 3
Grtranfunaer; GnpbuSiieber, 3 Gr-
fronfrroen uuo Eooesiaa; Aoie,
2 Grtrantlmaeu un0 1 EooesIal;
9Iattcu uno WunpS, je cine Gr.
trantuug.
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Zebr POPULAR
&iro bic SSileniteinpinielung aeseu
nas Cater beo GigarettenrandenS.

Gr. @. Getera, Der itGbtiife Sili3.
8eiuHobeitsbeante. lit IN oen ieetsll
5ogen eiu iiberaus beidldftiatcr
gtanu. Senu neben ieinen ionitigeH
AmtsobIleaen5eltcn mliB er tagtdg.
lid cine 9feihc BON 1erionen oel
!SalS nit Soilenitein au5pinleln.
in gbiengo mar Dor GINGER Belt
ernittteIt rpor6en, onB cine ginplnie.
lung oes &alies lllto Der 3unge nit
!SolIenitcinloimg iid1 als per3iigIId,e3
SeiInittel gegen oas Batter oes eis
aarettenrautens befpabrt unb oleie
Refhooe miro nun alh bier oeriud)t
5nstialih ueloen fit) bic Spier Der
Cigarette in anichuliher .3abl i'm 8e.
Iimobeitsamt uno Die ginlelung Miro
oonn prompt III eifiem Eebeu3itnmer
beS hemliden Saboratoriins oes 8e,
funoheitsomfs BON Tr. Yefers porge.
nonnnen. 3u oIeieu Ranfiiinoern, Die
lid, oes Caters elltlpobuen poIIen. &C.
boren DIE gertreter aller AItersfIoi-
Ien ipennihon Ole ,liebe ssugeno"
nafiirlih bas ar6Bte aontingent iteLt
8eltern moren mieoer cine In5aal
9iirlflein in gegIeihing ibrer Dhii.
ter eridienen uu0 Die Serren Sun.
gems ipudten ganJ gespaliig. natoem
iie sepiuielt wor0en naren, sosen ie.
eod IN Der feIten 4biid,t pon bannen,
ME luieoer cine Cigarette raad,en All
ipollen.
Ser grfclg bieies MitteIs ioa ba.
rim bciteben, oaB bic gebanbeIten.
ipenn lie ipirflih gu rauhen periudeil
icllten, ioiort bon llebeIfeit beiaIlen
lperorn, eie ibnen Damn nah uno nad)
ons ainld,en pGilIg perIeioeu loa.
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ySiro ppu eiuem 8auerniGuger I'M
S136 geprellt.

aSm aQdemeiuen gelten Die Gbicl.
Goer I'M gan}en Gan0e ais ,qerIliede
,Sungen3" 0eneu man nidts porna-
diem fam, dber feline Reqel obne 9tuss
natme lno oIeIe glusnabme, iolu2it
Die ,8inoigc Stuot" in 9etrad)t
fomult, lt)eint Setter Sitrasfp 3u BIZ
Den. Der geiteru aus Der Metrppcle
BON ,Sllinois bier elntraf uno rpenige
Ulinlitcn nah ieiner Anfunft berelt*
BON elnem Buuernidnger nm ieiue &C.
ianlnte gaurid]aft bis auf einen Dol,
lar begallnert Duroe.
8itra5tp fam bier auf Dem 8ran0
Central 8abnhof oil mo mad)te lidl
Damn auf, Die 9tad)barihaft oes gabns
bof5 III inIpI3Ireu, nobel er Die Be-
tonntifait eines jilngen, iebr elegant
aetleioeteK Utannes madte, Der Inn
in Der bereitluilllglten gSeiie Reoe ullb
ant1Uort itQno uno ibm pom oe:l
Sh1ubelteu Der a0nigil oeS 8eiten5
er5ablte.
,sln 8erlauf 6ieics 8eiprad]s er.
mdbnte Der liebeuspiiroige sSrem0e
audi Die 8efobren, Die uneriabreneu
2eliten burh gauernidn9er orotGt
un0 lprat pom oem .neuelten Grid
Ger oorin beiuinoe, ooB unuoriif]tlgcn
Berionen itatt Des gllten anterifali'
it,en 8cloeS minoerperthlge tanaoIs
IdIe saEfnoten aulaehongt Dlroeu.
0itrasfu bate pom oieiem Grid nod;
nltt qebort uno benlertte, oaB er elne
}Iemlldp aniebnIide Sunme IN 8ants
noten bel it'd fibre. Ter 5reuoe lIeB
iid oas t3eIo, $137. 3etgen ulo per-
iidertc Damn Dem 2lntommIing aus
Chicago, DAB or thatldd)lIh init tana'
oiid'gn 9aufnoien beaallnert puroen
lei. Sie tbun mir Ieio," iubr er forI,
runo id] nil Sic Dor Dem Iinan5lellen
8erluit beruahren uno Ibren glitea
uncertainties 8elo fiir ibre fana0i'
ifen Goten aeben." Wtit oieleu g9ors
ten itedte er Gitrasfp's 8elb in Die
1aid,e uno aab Sitrasfp elle olfe
8oae, Die dllgeniheinIih auh Sanf.
uoten ellthielt, nm lih Damn nat toe
niaen Rinrten 81 einpIeblen.
glIs GitraStp Die algeblide Golle
gautnoien uuteriud9te. mahte er Die
uieoeridlmetternoe Gnt0edllng, oaB er
Inn Si3G arner mar, oenn Die Roilc
beItcno aus elmer AllBenbillle IN De-
italt elmer Toaarnote uno lpertblolca
gaoierihniBeIn. Ger geprellte GbIcG-
gocr fIagte oanu Der Goli3ei iein Seio
ano gab eiue geihreIbung oes gau'
ernianaers.
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Giner 2sioiieftipn
&irS SemnadDit Oifi,iel SDhm 8ant,
Der Seteftiu oes Siirgermeiiters,
bciluptnen milien.

oSohn g3anf, Ser Teteftip oeS 9iir.
qermeliterS Spieael, miro in Den
1Idflten Sagen etnen 9luftrag erhals
ten, Inn DEN er BON ieineu aoueqea
pom Geteftin0epQrtement nid,t aeraAe
Benedict meroen biirfte. 9ilraerlnets
tier Spiegel miro i'm rldnlid beaui.
trdgen, Ser 8ornahme einer 8IuIiefs
ton beI5ulpohneu, oamit er einen elits
qeheltocn Seridt ilber ole Art mo
gSeiic lpic Die Ghiere bierbei behons
oelt mer0er, uuterbreiteu tann. Gou
oleiem 8cridlt miro es Damn abban.
gen, mos Der 9iirgermeIl1er nit Be
6ug auf Pinen GroteIt tbuu miro, Der
ibm qelfern pon eIuem &ommtttee
BON Iamen ser Societp Tor tbe Gre-
nention Of Grueltn 10 9IniIHal6 utltcr.
brcltet plIroe.
Gas &ommittee, beIteAeio aus oer
Gamcn Srau u. H. 9aldI, ,Srau &.
8, Greprp, 5rau u. s. 8iles, 5rou
". u. Sultan, SRI. 0iarp Sanforo
nu0 SSrau @alter q. ,Srans, lpradJ
geitcrn bcin1 9lIraermeiIter Dor uno
eriud)te tbu Oafur Gorge al traaen,
0aB Die Sbiere, Die in ,Sntereiie Der
@ihcnlddit elmer 8iniieftIon ltnter
porIcu meroen, nah Der 0ornabme
0e1 Operation unper3Iglih aui moa-
lid}it ihmer5Ioie @ctie getootet mer.
0ell. 9lltBet0em lpoutcn Die Iauleu
ocn 9iirgermeiiter oa5u beitimnen,
oaB er Gipiieftloneu nur geitattet,
penn Die Sbtere porber bet1ubt per.
Dem
&iirgernciitcr Spiegel itimmte nit
oen 1amen burin therein. ooB elm
Sbier, Eodbem e$ 5u grperlmeuteu
beuuBt Dorocn lit. m0glidit balo nm
aebraft perocu iolIte, fonnie jehod1
ibrcn Aniihtcu nit 9e3ug alti Das
GhIorofrmtren niht beiitintmen. gr
Oeriorad icoof), ieiIlen Ieteftin 8u ei-
ner 8intiettion icnoeu 81 moaen uno
bon Dem 9eriht ocS Geteftips peroen
oonu neitere Sd,rltte III Der Sade
abbdngen.
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s E II
Iitrfte bic Grnennnng bes neuen Sn'
perintenbeuten bes itGDtiihen Sos
ipitals erfolsen.

esm 2aufe oes belttigen Cages
oilrfte Die Grnennl;ng oe8 neuen Sn-
perintenoenten oes itdotii6en 5oipi.
tolls eriolgen. 3ieIes belitete tuenig-
items geItern Rafnittag Si6erbeltSs
oireftor Solme5 OH uno fiigte bln5lL
oaB ebe Die ernennung befdnnt gege.
ben lpiro, Die acntrolbeboroe, Die lid
aus Dem giirgermeiiter, bent arbeits-
oireftor unb Dem Observation-Disclosures
suiammenieet, cine aonfereu5 IN Der
4ngelegenheit baben miro.
Iie eruennung tann jebt borGc'
nomnlen neroen, oa Die itdotiihc
Gipiloienitfommiiiion geitern 6as Re.
1ultct Der Giptloienltpriifung fir Die.
len Boiten befannt gegeben Dot. 8olt
ben 0rei 2ler3ten, Die lid Der &riifunJ
inlter3ogen, bat Or. Charles sS. Sans
born Der qegenlpdrtige @iIfssSupers
intenbent be5 Goof Gountp 6oipital5
in Chicago ant beiten abgeifnitten,
oern ibm tpllroen BON Der Gipiloienits
fonlmiiiion 80.G5 Yro3ent 5ugeItan-
oen; Or. 8iQiam 9ritfarO bon
8aaipolis, g., erbielt 1886 Ero3ent
unb Der gegetupdrtiae amtirenoe Gu.
periutenoeut be5 itGotiihen 5oipitalS
9l 6. gafmener erbielt II Rro5ent
9lller Bobrideinlifteit nah miro
Or. Bad,meper aIS Gaffolger oon
Or. Godbia Der Supcrintenoent oes
It1otiif,en Soipitals mir Sdpuinolilds
tige lueroen.
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berieI6e mar, ais ehten HaturfreunD,
Defien Geoihte uno gr3dblungeu ma
tiirlih paren uno utdt5 fabel@ un0
rdttiel6aftss an fih baben. Reoner
3itirte eini9e Der tiefempfunoenen 9ez
oidte Gbamiio8 uuo crtldrte, odB,
obnobI bieier 0ihtsr Elm qeborener
ISran3uIe mar, berisIbe bcd ais elmer
Der beoeutenoitsn oeutIden 0iAter
istner 3eit III betrahten lei. 9ltht al
isin paren bic WtttgIieoer oieies 8ec=
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