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The Detroit times., 1914-07-27

idence hospital. G.. Hinckley 20 chop
pewa.' - McCloud Greenfield H. Col
Inns. Grace hospital NJ MeaEher, 57S
Warren, L. Meyer 2O9 Euclid. Blunt
ing, $40 Cass A. Freedman Woman s
hospital a. Blumeuheld 253 Iflgh. T.
Media, NN4 Field Moelles. 5Sl Ham
tlton " Thnrseheud SIS Grand blvd
A. Monro. 1856 Field VI Seaman Wo-
mans hospital. ; Demeter. 50 Wander
tolini. 1919 Ropelle g.. Mckinley, j9a
John II.
/ Cooper ~ Livingstone. T. Meyers.
Detroit Stiher 1872 Hancock. y.
stack sos Medbury Y. Iiiewski. 1i1O
Jos CamtHu n Ollemkowskl. lU4i Fer
~, + Miner aa2 Mitchell L. Marsales.
loF Houston. y kcyZo. 80 kOlh p
Jurik 652 Twenty fourth j Zavicar.
1S5 Humboldt AZ Paul 6ls Hancock
a C;itschldg, G73 Cheue w Flynn 720
Monroe T. O.Bryan. 1909 SOFTEN c..
Delcamp 51i Van Dyke Davidson.
$40. Illlger a DeRuyck. So3 Phillip.
H. Clapp, gao King W, Wagner. 1866
Colhurn, NJ CarNu. IS Standish, o..
Guastella. iI4 orleans. H. Siddall. 343
Sivth. .. Grouse 3A Elizabeth r. FL
lerthOrpe. l6T MaplewoOd, q. Schmerer.
~ Longfellow l. NoRck 1917 Parker
4 Gorene, 6f2 Mcclellan, T. Detar. 151
Twentieth, J. Smye 80 Fairbanks, j.
Burger 40 Junction y, Kucher. 1882
Frederick l.. Reid, 642 Cameron r..
Palmer. II Austin, $40 sylvester w.
Charheneau lAF Myrtle + MarsalesC.
l04 Hawthorne r. Lcki 80 Home. A.
Dempster, 1871 Twenty a Bid
Zinski, sNl Riyard g. Oprlan 1877 Eliza
beth. j Riley, 1855 Jefferson.
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DEATH LIST.

Sarah Rouse, ESQ LANDER IS years.
dyseutery, Zoha Iablonska, 1872 Cicottc,
20 years. tuberculosis Mary Zwlkiew-
ski Childrens hospital. . months.
spinal bitga Benjamin f. I.oyowsld.
2It Twenty ninth month, ,mitral In
suficiency Fanny Greenfield 1871 LIy-
ingstone. 3s years. tuberculosis laura
Thomas. 2S7 Bellevue. 20 days malnutri-
tiOn. Frances c. Osborn. 200 Baker. 80
years heart disease otto Schuuphase.
] 5l2 lIeudrie, years, phthisis susan
Mooney S75 w Grand blvd SO years,
Mary Tenczak go Twenty
third, 2S days, marasmus. Hattie j.
Afeld ass Toledo 80 years, carcinoma F.
Ideal Halrerin. ssh Beauhien 81 Years.
heart disease Mary j MittcT, il34
Warren, w. - years acute hepatitis.
Olive iouseman 500 Monroe rs years,
carbOlc acid poisoning, Lester H.
smith Gu Monroe, Is years typhoid
fever tranccska Mendlewsna 81 So
perior. years. meningitis Leanor
Convery. BIS Van Dyke. rs years, myo-
cardial degeneration Frank Candella,
81 Marys hospital, % years, gunshot
Mary j Barber. "a Selden, n
years coma, Katherine SchoubaChler.
goo Baldwin, 60 years, senility, James
w Thompson 81 Mullett 40 years,
ulcer
The Detroit times., 1914-07-27
DIEh-

DENK--J %, at her late residence,
$50 Townsend ave, Mary c., rcliCt Of
the late Joseph j. Denk and dearly
beloved mother OF Ida NJ Hugo ct
title, Titus, Loretta, Aurealia Eu-
gene and Norbert Deuk, Mrs. Henry
man, Of lonia, Mich and Mrs @.
paquette. OF Windsor, ont Funeral
from residence Monday morning,
July ~, at $50 o'clock and st
Charles church on Townsend ave. at
9 o'clock.
GALOWSKY Fred A. aged 3s, at St
Mary's hospital, July "a beloved hus-
band OF Lillian and father OF Mig
non and Wilfred son OF Mr and Mrs.
Harry GaloWsky and brother or
Lewis. Max. sadie, Pauline and MIS-.
Maurice Larenson Funeral from
residence. PSF Farnsworth, sunday at
$3.50 Burial private.
HARTWAY--July %. at her home. 1875
Meldrum-ave Marion l.. j. beloved
wife OF Guy f. Hartway Funeral
Monday, p. m, from residence
KEARNEY-July %, al residence OF his
parents, 11S1 Warren W. Joseph
quinn aged years, beloved son or
Mr. and Mrs James r. Kearney and
brother Of Naomi, Lawrence and KEEL
win kearney. Funeral Monday morn
ing. July %.
HUBEART-R Robert w. July IS, at
Phoenix. Ariz lie leaves, 10 mourn
his departure his dear wife. Mrs.
PHYLLIS Huboart nee Sieger, and dear
beloved son. Griswold Hubeart. Fu-
neral Monday, July 81 at 2:30 from
the home OF his sister Mrs. +. +
Bertrand, 147 Rohns-aye. lnterment
German Lutheran.
The Detroit times., 1914-07-27
AGED WOMAN CLAIMS
COUPLE ABUSED HER

A pitiful tale was told in a petition
fled. Saturday in the circuit court
by Annastati Glendenning ~ years
old. against Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Breslen.
The aged woman declares in her
petition that an agreement was made
between the couple and herself that
in return for her care and board Nm.
I'll her death they were TO receive her
little cottage and bit Of land val
ued at $4,000,
She sets forth that after a short
time they persuaded her TO turn over
the property to them, and made sol
emn promises 20 continue to support
and care for her. but that, instead,
as soon as the deed was in their
hands they began course of abuse
that included striking her and failure
10 give her food She claims that
they withheld food from her until
she was forced TO go TO the neigh
bors for relief
She asks that the court declare the
transfer OF the deed null and return
her property TO her,
The Detroit times., 1914-07-27
;ENTFOR DOCTOR
FOR DYING BABE,
RETURNS DRUNK
IRIS, Leah DOdge's Story of Hus-
bands Conduct Brings Tears
To Listeners Eyes
lTIFUL TALE WINS
DIVORCE FOR WOMAN
Ian Given Decree Because Wife
Insisted on Introducing Him
as Friend, Not Spouse

Mrs. Leah Dodge told a story before
ldge Hosmer, Saturday morning. in
ar appeal Tor divorce from Walter
odge that brought tears TO the eyes
many OF the women IN the court
lom. She said that AS her little
Niri OF three years lay dying she sent
er husband for the doctor This was
irly IN the morning. and for three
ours, she said, she knelt by the
aby's crib, trying 10 allay its suffer
igs and praying that the physician
ould come
The dinner hour came and passed
nd al last she heard footsteps on
ne porch She ran 20 the door but
lstead OF a doctor IL was her hus-
and. very much under the influence
{ liquor. she said, and Just able to
III her he had forgotten 20 call the
octor. A neighbor was sent for the
MUSICIAN. but ii was too late. and tho
tile one died two days later She
as given a decree
Hugh Lewis said his wife could toll
rate him as a friend. but did object
, him as a husband He testified
haI after thgy were married she
tll 10 ItI LlHLiFI uOHlt, anu llldN
hen he appeared she insisted that
e be introduced "a a friend and
OF as her mate lie refused and they
arted. He got a decree
Beniamino Gianella told story
bout his wife that was as thrilling as
ne tales found in naughty French
ovels He said he came TO America
find work. leaving her and their
We young children in "A village in
ally Every week he sent her money
nd in return received tear.stained
ltters pouring out a wealth of affec-
on and supposed TO have been writ
IN BY the village priest az the wife's
ictation Then one day a fellow viii
tiger appeared and with him came a
ale OF the wife that was a scandal in
ne nostrils OF Beniamino, II seemed
hat the naughty wife had driven
way the Children and had thrown
erself into the arms OF certain Ro-
leo OF the vineyards with a tenor
Dice and an ability 10 tinkle man
oin In the moonlight She was 70.
,orted TO be living in vine and olive
haded cottage and 10 hold in Tier
rms a wee baby Beniamino inyes
igated and found it all too true. He
cot a decree.
The Detroit times., 1914-07-27
OWNER OF DEATH
AUTO IS HELD
JAS. Naun, Who Ran Down Fred
GallOw, Likely to BE
Prosecuted

James Naun. whose auto struck and
fatally injured Fred Gallow, AT Ran.
dolph-st and Gratiotaye., Thursday
night, Gallow dying OF his injuries
Letter, was taken before justice JET.
fries by Detective Grossman Saturday
morning and remanded 10 the custody
90 the police until Monday, Then a
warrant charging manslaughter Will
probably be asked for His bail was
fixed at $4,000, with two sureties
The Detroit times., 1914-07-27
FOR sALE-FARMs.

20 ACRES. near Algonac. 6-r house.
smail barn cheap az $1,000
20 8cres in VILLAGE OF AlgonaC, eight
room house large barn and other
outbuildings city water on street.
has 100 foot frontage. two acres tins
Der two acres orchard. one acre
berries, good land. $4,000
40 acres three miles from Algonac one
mile from electric car. nine-room
house, nice barn. peach orchard,
small fruit. fine land 1000
40 acres near Wills. all improved new
buildings. viii sell with stocks. crops
and tools Might consider some eN-
change
so acres on electric line near Chelsea
unt buildings. about ~ acres or tim 81
hcr stock, crops and tools N de-
sired Will Exchange for small house
iu Detroit
KINGON REAL ESTATE co
Fu5- W htrHCy Bldg Main al73=
The Detroit times., 1914-07-27
Waldo Reaches 500.

SAULT STE MARIE, Mich, July
25.-Escorted by the Great Lakes
wrecking tug, Favorite, the steamer
l.. c. Waldo reached the 500 last
evening She lay above the canal at
Iroquois point for the night, and at
noon was successfully locked through
the Canadian canal and brought 10
the Fort Brady pier American side.
After coaling, the Waldo will leave
for Lake Erie ports. Capt. Cunning
had no trouble on his way down with
the disabled steamer and expects to
land his prize safely
The Detroit times., 1914-07-27

BAY CITY. Mich, July % -(Spe-
cial Louis Ballhorn, 6s laborer,
living with his daughter on GARFIELD.
ave. was found drowned in the Fiji
feminist slip today The body was
discovered by workman In the
Ouelette Boat works, and il was
taken to Hyatt's morgue, where it re-
NAMED for two hours before being
identified The man was missed last
night when ne did not return after
starting for a grocery store during
the afternoon He had the memoran-
dun OF the grocery order and $l20 in
his pocket. An inquest will be held
Tuesday night.
The Detroit times., 1914-07-27
CHARGES SLEUTH
WITH ASSAULT
Joseph Martin Swears Out War
rant for Detective Michael
HOrrigan

Alleging that Detective Michael
Horrigan, of the free lance squad,
dragged him from his bed. during a
raid on the house where he roomed;
called him a disorderly and struck
him, Joseph Martin swore ont war
rant, Saturday, before Justice Jeffries.
charging the detective with assault
and battery.
Martin claims that he has always
been a working man, and is employed
by Dodge Bros.
The Detroit times., 1914-07-27
BIRTH LIST.

BOYS
y Klempert $50 Dubois +. Galeski
BS3 Theodore. s. Krapiwski. 92f kirby
T. Walerych. 323 Moran. SObieckL
500 Graudy u Smarik. 1856 Humboldt.
r. Habablsh 4Gl FArnsworth, T.. Boo
catcioI p ~ 1Oseph a. Schroeder 3o3
Fisher. ~ ChurCOtt 2ff Eugle. a.
1868 Orleans ~ Bare Go2
warren II Baltcka. g1S 81 Aubin, ".
Buiak. 542 GARFIELD. a Htike 2S5 GLOW
er, T.. Goyette 7I ChristianCv. =. Hell
len. t69 Linwood e. Burns. 81 Recchcf
r Rsbch 72s Riopolle. r. stone. Prov
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s. E. Jones is Candidate.

Samuel f. Jones. former Justice OF
he peace. has filed his petition as a
ice OF the peace on the Republican
ticket. Mr. Jones petition contained
5 coo names. but he was allowed 10
Gle only zoe TO comply with the law.
The Detroit times., 1914-07-27
JAILS COMEDIAN WHO
JUMPS BOARD BILL

Happy Jack" Hale. comedian, who
ran up a $50 board bill in the Hotel
Pontchartrain. and then departed for
Chicago. was sent 10 the workhouse
for 30 days by Justice Carney, Satur-
day in default OF a 800 fine Whom
he serves his 80 days, Buffalo %.
GERS will be waiting at the work
house door to take him back 20 Buf.
falo 20 look al another hotel bill.
The Detroit times., 1914-07-27
Little Farms

NEAR AItCHIGAN-ANE, 10 MILES
FROM CITY HALL. 500 TT FROM
CAR.
NEAR GRAND RIvER OK PLY
MOUTH ROAD. r. MILES FROM
CITY HALL.
ONE-ACRE FARMS EASY TERMS
IDEAL FOR POULTRY SMALL.
FRUITS AND BEST or ALI FOR
4 HOME SITE
City & Suburban Homes Co.,
Ltd, 200 Griswold-st.
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Classified 4 Cent a
Rates. i Word

Cash with order II charged. 90
line
No transient advertising inseIItV
Tor less than &c with CASH lsc -
charged, per insertion.
The above rates apply TO all Glass;
ncatiOns except Births CARDS OF
Thanks, Obituaries Meeting NotlfeS
and all Ads preceding Male Help
Births Deaths. Cards OF Thanks anu
Meeting Notices-Miuimum charge, 80
Tor 25 words or less. over p Wotu7
one and one-third cents for each eNtr"
word
Persouals-Mlnimum charge. S0ci 5Ve
per line Count six words TO the nneJ
The Detroit times., 1914-07-27
Daniel sel1es Understood Fish.

Deputy Game Warden Daniel seized
100 pounds Of understood FISH IN
three Detroit Wholesale FISH houses,
Saturday morning The Wayne cOun-
" house was Immediately sent 1850
pounds OF the FISH. and the remainder
was distributed In Detroit orphan
asyIums and other institutions.
The Detroit times., 1914-07-27
TO RENr-CorrAcEs

FOR RENT Ten-room cottage fuTn-
ished Location eH Inland Route
river front, abundant shade. artssian
water electric lights handy 20 p. q
and NJ c. r. r. depot For particu-
lars address w. II. Smith. Indian
River. Mich
The Detroit times., 1914-07-27
Acre Farms Out Grand rive.

Acre Farms Out Grand River,
Larger than 10 city lots
only 90 minutes from city hall and
near electric excellent black loan
soil not sand come out and talk
with the satisfied buyers: live here
and work In the city, raise your veg
etables. keep chickens and stop nay
ing rent, prices 1915 up. 81 secures
on taxes till 1918 Agents on grounds
Saturday afternoon and Sunday. Take
Pennington, Orchard Lake car TO
Five Points. send for plat Of prop
erty Phone for auto 20 take YOU out
Thomas IIitchmar $40 Free Press
bldg, Main 1902
10 ACRES close Co Grand River VIII
exchange for cottage or 2-family nat.
Modern l0-room bungalow finished in
weathered oak. heamed ceilings IRE
place fine electric fixtures. built IN
buffet bath furnace, sleeping
porches cement walks. fine garage, all
kinds OF bearing fruits and shrub
berry. with . acres OF first-class land
and poultry house Car stops in front
OF door Finest place near Detroit
ACRES close to electric Royal OAK.
new 7-room bungalow some fruit
Only $4,000
- ACRES on electric. lo-room nous.
basement. barn with silo. electric
motor and milking machine lonO
peach and apple trees car stops In
front OF door This is snap at
% ACRES near Royal Oak and wood
ward-ave $4,000 per acre
FRANK r. BRIGGS,
$40 Dime Bank Bldg Cherry 2Nhs,
Phone Sundays and evenings, Royal
Oak S4
ls-ACRE fruit and poultry farm, fair
buildings all kinds OF fruit and
large hen house, good soil. price
reasonable Fred Yetska, Salem,
Mich
FOR SALE-BUsINEss PROPERTY.
BUSINESS CORNER
Milwaukee, Near Fourteenth
SIZE 120x130 TT.
PRICE $4,000
Milwaukee is paved and new street car
belt lire Will pass the property The
1870 feet is frontage on milwaukee,
making the price less than $50 per
HOMER WARREN g. co.
1927 Chamber OF Commerce.
FOR sALE-REsIDENCE PROPERTY.
SHOW us $500 and we will build you
n home on ST Clair ave- north co.
Mack. Paterson Bros. & Co. l6s
Griswold ST Main 255.
DANDY LITTLE HOME, $4,000
Good east side street. beautiful finish
25-ft lot Can give reasonable terms
Henkel PATERSON BROS. & CO.
I69 Griswold-st Main 255.
nWHa a. n
The Detroit times., 1914-07-27
COLLECTORS OF BAD DEBTS.

NO COLLECTION CHARGE. SUITE
brought. Wage Earnisheed Mer-
camille. Tis Cham. OF Com. Main OH.
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FLOHIsTT.

photographers and
general office help wishing positions
kindly call or write the Daisy Il.
Miller Agency $50 Chamber OF COM
The Detroit times., 1914-07-27

Is-ACRE fruit and poultry farm, fair
buildings. all kinds OF fruit and
large hen house good soil. price
reasonable Fred Yetska. salem,
Mich
The Detroit times., 1914-07-27

YOU CANT AFFORD 90 let this go:
crab today absolutely guaranteed
seller. big profits, repeats sure. pgr-
trulars free Marick supply DO
5sp- porchester-ave Chicago. ms
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i6sr, at fgr Columbus Sis fanotes
Der lite SSernreoifober / Amerifn.
Sporle6es 6e fur6e transportere Dc
bRIoige SO 500 Iange 5ttene, %.
bpab 5Iugs Snfittrllrtenter sc an
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ffeIige Mrbeioer, BET e. 90 bIiDer en-
@oaoe. gnfataa1faltaaren far BelIer
lite Ioant toga fro andre @ltlhlrer.
Dmsr ifoleret 90 er belt % boI.
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beo 81 for Gioen obioIut me men.
oet oil blipe En- al Apeaprrm forI
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nb.
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tremadNddends sygdonne falger.. nnedens@ encouragement. belasst med
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Iuften og Fsdenidhlne. systenets bersyede Kraft gbr u tllge mere
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Symptomernes Behandling.

Den ulmindeNge acknowledgements, som anvendes @nf IARgTne Fl wore
EDMge. IF at kontolere SylnptOmerne OF sgrlg dKse som gver# NEST
Besyar, medens deres Ophav skjnnkes mindre Hensyn. Aarsagen err snd-
vanng femadskridende .og Patentens Tlstand forvaerres; og fr eer
|senere tnraades III kfugsk Operation sm ct Haab for Iindring.s Under-
|Hden fglges Ell Operation af vdnnderige Knre men alt for mango I'D
fpres. og hvor Kiurgi like er npdvendig err den. til Skade5 Hvis
Kirurgi Ell npdvendig br. den anvendes, men mango Ope-
|uioner kunde mdans, hvs den riEge Behanding fugtes for Onder,
som med Tiden gjpr 81 Operations nndvendig. bet err Forsemmelse fra
|Tatanten og urgig Behandlmg som. medfprer uhelDledA1ge Sygdonme
.og den forpgede Signing krurgiske IMfplde.
DE daarige Resultater opnaaet we'd. Medicfn we'd Behandingen af ko-
nske og fremadskrtdende sygdomme, og den urimeige stgnng I ope-
raioner oe med ct daarigt Resultat, har bagt de Iidende til at sSge
andre Veje for Iindrng og Kur, 0g hrf fremkaldt mango nye og III
Geruden taabeHge Theoier og Behandinger @
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Godt Blod; Godt Helbred.

At befri Biodrt for ,ufordSjede Produkter we'd 1ndsprGtning at en- kjendt
kemisk Opl1sning drekte ind i Blodaarerne O g derived gj6re Blodet nmr.
NEST muigt normat diets Evne til at opage o udsode. err like aene
fOrnufhgt, men hr givet saadanne Resutater som kumde kaldes yd-
underhge i mango Iilf@lde der under andre Theomer hr yaret anset
Blode narmes muHgt normalt ALE andre Lmgemidlr og BehandInger
later.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES we'd denne BehandGng vmker hurtigt og
R@utatet, er varigt saadanne TifRlde. hvor Reparatonen af CeHevave-
me Ell muHgt we'd @norrnalt Bod. / vMe Tnfalde err Sygdommen frenn
SIT sr h.l. e sa ad NJ ud str kIi4g.. at en- Kur e mniig saadannes Tilfel-
Jg har givet yer halvtreds Tusnde af disse AarindsprsHninger
uden nogen ubehageig Indvrkning, men med vidunderig yelgi6rende
ResuHater nasten ethvGt 1ilfede. og e aldeles overbeyist Q at
fRre sure kan opnaas ved' denne Behanding, og we'd Hj@lp af saadanne
andre I5Rgemidler som spaapeges, end we'd nogen3 anden Fremgangsnnaade.
Og FRI ngjagtge Otservatoner tuandtas Tnfade af kroniske og
lfremadskr1dende Sygdomme we'd jeg at, vi maaE give Agt pa Blod-
supnlnen we'd den fsrste Diagnose. hvis Vi skal8 haabe at undgaa Kraft,
Ierng. Vattersot Sukkersyge. Iamhed, Fadesyge og Vanvid. og en-
lMangde kirurgiske Opdrationer. 8@
wi let ska lykkes os at undgaa ct daarIgt Hebred Wide Diet da
IKE r syn tnIaadengf To- enhyer, at holde Blodet i n saa nmr nor
|nal llsand son muhgt? Wide Diet like vare rimeigt at faa vedtaget
e. eam 70 son ON, fa 4x 1e hI at enhyer ing Kvinde sal yare i Baidddse af
lnornnaf BOD tpr nun oliver IN EIastru O. Moder. sa at hun vii de
s sah,a Born sn. og at ethSert Barn ber have normait Bbd for at kunne
ludWkle sig til at biye en- sund Mand euer. Kvinde. Il nhv Mand
el nsfri kvind e ber ho'de = sit Bid ,nornaaltt for at bMye .Hundredeprocent
malt, sal at \ for tdfg Forgnngelghed Wide we're ukiendt?" 8.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-10-09
| BlOdet ligger acknowledgement
til Styrke eller SYaghed hos
Manden Og AllQeDheden.
Sygdom og MISUNDERSTANDING, Theorier for
deres Demanding og Love for deres kon-
troll diskuteres 'paa en- interessant
Made af en- Minneapolis L&ge
som satte Theorierne
/ Praksis.
HVAD ER SUNDHED?

Copyright by DR.. Charles Loffler. Andrus Bldg, Minneapolis, Mimi
"Som Blodet er, saaledes er Manden; han er 1netop saa svag,
netop saa stark" - Hippocrates.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-10-09

Spsrgsmaal vedrprende Helbredet vii til allie Tider biye Gjenaand
for Discussion, idt Sygdom alhd vii foIbhve alnndeng ndtl vi larer
hvorkles vi skl lve O. undgaa dens Aarsag HeIbredet er sjRlden
paaskjsnnet indtl Diet tables. Frygten for Sygdom og Tidsaldernes Oplys.
ming ha veret nastenf rugtesls til at vekke vor Bevidsthed for at
beware Helbredet we'd IL fornufig Ievemaade Sundheden burde acre
og tdhg Forgengeke vare ukjendt. Sundheden er den enese vrkelge
Formuey vi jer. @e@ %.s& <##.#
Iaarhgt EeDred hdver med hvert THAR mere og mere almindeig;
Adanl taber deres fysske o g aandeige% Kr@fter. g er ganle vd
havtreds Aar; mango Kvinder er sygeige og udterede. ener for fede'
OF mindre skkket fol- deres naturige Opgaver i livf, som Iedsagere.
lIustruer og Medre. Born fpdes svage og ,uudvikede fyssk Kraft -
hmdret fra Fpdseen il Iivets Vasdekamp hvor 70 Regel den bedste II
Vnderen. E15
~ - Froet til utidig Forgengelse.