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The Detroit times., 1915-09-15
Mouths That Betray.
~ n. ApoIN6ToN BRUCE.
Author OF The Riddle o. Personality"
Psychology and Parenthood. etc

Excepting perhaps the eye there is no feature
NJ The human face more revelatory Of character
ihan the mouth some physiognomss's regard
20 ~ even superior to the eve 20 THIS respect
We find one authority affirming;
The mouth ls THE ONLY FEATURE which
can be relied upon AIDNE 20 give GENERAL
insight into the character Of the posssssor
The mouth and lips are, 70 the passionate
and physical side Of man, what me IS ale 70
the mentality Gre intellect. They are the can
vas moon which 81 painted the living. moving
picture of that which Re within, that al who
viii may See
The importance OF The mouth az a key to
character RS chiefly dye 10 the variety and dell
GAGS 0f ,ne muscles with which IL IS equipped.
pseck0l0Eisfs know thar every idea tends TO eX-
press itself n muscular action. This 81 par
urularlv tsue az the muscles ~ the mouth
Let p mans mind Do dominated by any special
KIND ~ thoughts ard desires. and his mouth, as
a result of repeated muscular action ~ one sort
Wit eventually take on definite SET
For example when person is in hopeful
good numored mood tlere BE- always slight up
while tne lips owing 30 the more rapid c.-cilla-
fion caused hr flc peasura0ie emotional state.
glow with a healthy red
Consequently when mans month IS habit.
usily turned slightly upward % tae corners, and
hls Ups are a bright red, you can safely plt 1.m
down ~ man o. sunny optimistic temgera
ment
A mouth On the other hand. that is markedly
uneven lips indicates pessluisttC nature. g1th
q tendency 90 fault-AnGlng Often. too. persons
having a mouth like This are physically weak.
Concentration ~ thought always causes Zoe
muscles ~ fhc mouth go contract. u. therefore
YOU meet a.aa with evenly, though not 1arshly
conf pressed Hps sou VIII recognize in him ons
+ accustomed to use bic mind vigorously
The mentally inert man % the contrary has
uoIta aita muscles lahi'naIiF relaxed caus
link 30 remain wDre ~ Jess open. with the
Hps full and ro-eHhat rolling This san.
mouth s usually pretty sure indication ~
u8ture which tae esaslols dominates oFel
/ tLe Intellectual
F0sar1te however " tis excellent work on
Character Reading Through Analysis o. tLi
! Fea.urf5.' points gaf taat The full pped mout
I FL 8or always 70 be mIstr1sted. ar3 that ther
are worse mouths He justly gays
"Tht laTE mouth H.td flU even liDs shows
plainly natural tendencies toward snEElOI--ea
/ Hut u %. .p Uave been compressed ard drawn
+ Together lsho .ng eorrr9, and mastery ~ femp
tat.ouI. aHl f tle car is CORRECTLY placed t-4.
mouth greatly preferable 20 TIE narrow. 'ti1
|Nrpaf mouth
"rae at,.f mourn show - larl both ~ de-
-l-Fe and of physical for.e 90 desire
thf absence h1f 1f temptation and NJ Fstg-
..11
A. general tfi1g III Fact -o.I-f1.'y ttH
+ Dips may be -ahrr aa Danger s.frsI f-rr
I they uu aot Indicate rsaf.e.a
+ dictate Tho presence ~ laa most undo
traits notably fnI4ue-s and F
Hraa~f especially ~ tse
H0gfU tlIn p.. .fE corners
.lU rcd porto. ~ t4e urler Up frrI# r.r Co.
This. almost alrays s ftr mouth ~ mean
cruel seIf crEire NAN
The Detroit times., 1915-09-15
Ladies

There are some new wax ladies in the
windows down town. That they are real
ladies cannot be doubted for they "toil
not, neither do they spin" but are always
arrayed more magnifcently thar Solo
mon or any lily in the whole botany
They do not look like lilies at all, for
they are in a chronic state Of prepared
ness for ball or public function Of
some sort, and each year they become
more graceful and semi-active.
Time was when they stood passive and
with large and bovine eyes gazed CLASSIFY
into space; but evolution is all about US
and even the soul and organs Of wax
lady become modified.
She learned, after long years to sit
down and her head took on an enquiriug
angle.
AS time advanced and grandma gave
way to grand daughter, she learned 20
cross one leg over the other and looked
quite boldly at her admirers as if chaL
longing them to say word
And now she is all smiles and gracious,
poses; she is coming to greet you with
her hand outstretched; she smiles and
cocks her head one side with re-assuring
charm.
She not only goes to balls but has be-
come domestic; wears chiffon negigees
and gathers her little ones about her in
The Detroit times., 1915-09-15

the sweet seculsion of the nursery. while
they an gaze in a strange, motion'ess
silence ar bouquet Of wild flowers
mama has plucked from lno one knows
uher9 the nursery window. most likely,
She wears slippers with diamond buckles
always. and has never condescended 10
anvel9p her person in aught bat silk,
down 60 the very celluloid
We saw mere man dressing her Gin
p.eces). the other day
She has a convenient way Of coming
apart and because it was warm, he had
taken her august person, in sections 70
the alley door for a dressing room
Tt was hard job. bu, an IN the day s
work and be went at il IN earnest. All
NE had left behind was her beautiful.
head with the luminous smiling eyes
When the task vas completed. she
took her place again. and 5id her little,
vax-work part with never frown or po0,.
So. you see. after all she is something
Ola stole. for veivets ana fgrs even Of
the choicest variety must be tr.'e
buraensame these days, ara almost any
Kind IF occupation is better chan staring
arwfrkrnc.y. with a glad smile ANA '-i-
stretched hand before aa euy.oas or ~n-
aprreciativc crowd.
II takes res, lady 70 stand IL.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-15
An Object Lesson For
Us Comes From Norway

At last the illegitimate child, victim
of our social order, has had its case
heard and something like justice ha.
been meted out to it.
Heretofore it has not only been obliged
TO carry the burden of moral obloquy but
no provision has been made for It's physi-
cal needs.
In fact, it has been pathetic bit OF
drift wood which might. under happier
circumstances have grown into the
sturdy timber which kept the ship Of
state ahoat.
No doubt the fact Of its coming 20
light at all is due to the constant volley
of words in its behalf which have been
fired at the unwilling ears Of the public
in the last ten years by Shaw, lbsen.
Brieux and the new German dramatists.
In America we are yawning slightly IN
an effort to awaken to our responsible
ties in this matter.
We are taking care Of the mother. by
private subscriptions, very quietly on
the side, and trying to feel kindly toward
the baby but it is hard dose for Us, in
our SNUG righteousness TO swallow.
The man end of it is covered by laws
Claws to burn) but he never is found, "
in fact nobody tries to find him.
But Norway has grasped this innocent
unloved child in both hands and actually
done something for it.
The Storthing, Norways legislative
body, has passed what might be called
the bin of rights Of the illegitimate child,
which, it is claimed, is the most reyolu-
tionary change in the inheritance laws
of that country since 1854, when the adj
mission of daughters to equal Inheritance
rights with sons marked the beginning
of the woman movement.
This law entities the child TO support
by the parent who is best economically
placed in the world, either father OF
mother, and moreover entities him TO q
certain amount of his parents property
at their death.
All Of the Scandinavian countries are
providing for the just and humane care
of their illegitimate children and are set
ting high standard for all the world.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-15
A Poem a Day
THNNNToPStS.

TIT NATOFSIS.
To him who IN the love o. nature
holds
co"man.aa Win her visible forms.
A various language; for hts sayer
she ~. 2 voice o, slaauess. and d
Ana ..esqrnee OF beauty and she
gildes
Into rs darker musings WIEN rif1
And het.ins sympathy. that steals
away
Their sharpaess ore he Is aware
arn thoughts
or ths a.t r,t,sr baur GORE like %
over us srtr.t ana sad images
OF me st@rH agony. and shroud ar3
And trwtb.ses darkness ard iss
narrow house.
Make tbes ehaad-r and grow -i-k
TO faT'. aaasr 'he open ssy sra
To ra,er-s ,.aehing, while from all
Earth sa5 50 waters ard 'h- depth.
Comes -.tl voice -Ye' fev Days
The sii bebaid.ag sun shall see ro
In an n. course nor yet In ,se -ola
Where ~ pale FORM was laid. wita
c-- mn -. 800. ..-r
-er sN.st r.. 49,, ..,
--,.
A." t' 't'
As an
ANU 't"-'-
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a-
10 ",a 'f''heF 20 me in'ens' ~.
49,, .l ,..
Ana - .'ts @isA ii'I. "h'a ''-
-.
larnN Ntth is s'ar" ati iF"t1
The Detroit times., 1915-09-15

I BEG leave 70 slDMN Lle LolD" %
lug arguments !u favor O standing
for the agreement between the city
and the n. L r
tAl THERE rs 40 LIKELIHOOD
OF SECURING A MODIFICATION
OF THE AGREEMENT NAMING
So 500, coo As a MAXIMUM PRICE.
TIE agreement has been ratified
5y both sides the signing being q
pure f0rmalify C0gzsus viii sign
n IN California, Dodge AID WlA.e
in Detroit They v.il nos get TO-
E@ther on any changes II Is nm.
thlnkahle that the ID r. Z would
c0usent 20 the naming ~ such a
maximum. as The company intends
- argue thar the price must BE-
more than $4,000 900. since he
-i,y offered that dggre .a tle arst
instance.
l. n the agreement IS not chang.
cd. AID we decide 10 sappa- &. after
a king for a maximum price and
criticlzinz The agreemer Cog rot con
talning Sc we have admitted an e.e-
ment % wea kuass In tae agreement.
AID We shall have tc argue Vith r
reservation We shall need % o.
-Upy q strong position NOT ono that
We have ourselves Undermined
OBJ We SHOULD SUPPORT
TIE AGREEMENT. BECAUSE
g. We have fought Tor municipal
gvncrshtD Tor SO years. and % turn
against plan which seems 20 ln.
sl1e ". q. uitnin three months from
tae date OF election. simply because
ye do nor Ike ore Or TWO features
n g. or because We do nor think
trat 20 will carry Pr to tlrr aea.1s-
tae OBJECT for which we were tar
erst Paper ln Detroit t1 stand
This 's the FIRST plan not 1as
81 on a franchise. to which ne D
/ r r. tas agreed II ras secured
only after months ~ negotiation
ard after ire 70 o. Z had been
forced % yield point after point
Tae best talent chat could 'r-,se
cured haF been used bg t1a cltr \
81 ire most favorable et'.et sI'
I thst ar 10 secured
De'as- ~ ttis scheme means
fta indefinite postpoaemart " - ~
Instead ~ occurring 30 within 20 DAYS
We Have uo alternative aal,a we
.-r r-..~..s Id. s........... &c., af...
The Detroit times., 1915-09-15

.lA-h ~ tlLl llLto. alo mean. ''.il-
petition, no exchange of transfer.
lawsuits. and the building ot ine-
5y iae city OF i.s ONn faith ana
credit. by bond issues Instead ot
erac al purchase 0y retireme nt u
oonds from earnings
ODD Confeuaatlon proceedings q
I icrz court battle or the end OF
ahieh the city pays q price shiloh
has no fixed maximum aus more
than The agreement has. together
vith damage % The u & and
eu-ire costs Urder this sclem
+ payment mus, be made On lump
m instead Of gradually OCT OF
I earnings
cI Renewing tho franchise 90
the % r. r. or giving a franchise
1 ~ another corporation and keeping
iHp raaHirg Sight for service FOR
another period Of years
in view Of the position We hay"
taken Ia the past. We cannot logical.
Ilf consider any one Of these posi-
,.ons
s. No valid objections 20 the
q zreeneat have yet aean raised
Every objection has been answered
Sec below Par I'D
GO IT Is = MATTER or pol
icy TO SUPPORT THE AGREE.
dENT BECAUSE
To 70 We 70 against g. and tho
/ agreement loses. tho Gzh atleb
fe have made for municipal owner
ship t1r g years is lost
r we go againa, H. lHd me
/ q grecment wins We arc ar object
|ct deris'or for we have given rp fhe
+ fight after a i5ycar campaign 80 is
+ surrender
ar lpport o. and tho agree
re.t loses ve have at least Been
. S1rs.r-rat ard cave stood by our
i guns
3 n Ho support &C. and .tc agree
uan' Wins ue have won long
ar'iolEnt battle. and VS. can eraw
and advertise ourselves az power
..l Do r1mmanty
\ Victory 'or the principle does
No mean necessarily. support ~
4 " management ~ the municipal
. ~ aFs 70 o. proves i1crmpo,
ee' our fault Tire principle "a
right no matter how the practice
trr clf
No VARIOUS OBJECTIONS AN.
/ SEVERED
Tif u r p favor7 the agree.
ua HHt ~ ue arc 20 zoe tho lines
fE' we nil have 10 have
- azresr-Ht ablcH the company
q matter ~ fort. fhc -
aat straits Tho Bond
want their securities wall
ara certainly good for
lt' tlry cover Hnes on
H.a..rs tafo expired
l.e compare r good deal 20
esr t.e eruerfi thc city has
| rrr
Tho advocate ~ the euroe.
morn are not municipal 19nr-.MR
Hrr T5iF De- par'l uUr partly n
ERE coGzeas Dr. au rHfIH..a r.
.rIpsl Ownership man Lyr'l1f
" t0 u1ge Carrcltre .aFs H
f John Dodgo haa never been very OH
tIslasgc but lnco Do has looked
I eyer che mechanical equipment ~
|fhC company. DE- ba9 form T1trf
! plans Tor bctcrinR o. in which be-
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evenly Matched.

you haven't any serious or or.
gani, trouble" said The young phyai.
ciaD. checrfully.
oYou arc a little nervous and run
dJwu. that's all Take more exer.
else. eat less and forget your trou.
6rS~g
The hypochondriac snorted
Young man" d. demanded. his
voice fhaking how long have go
bce.l u doctor"
81 took my degree three years
ago" answered tho medico
And I am an Invalid OF % years
experience Who are you 20 dis.
agree with me7"- Brooklyn Eagle.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-15

BOBBY had borne IN, extraction
~ a tooth BY The dentlst with great
fcrtitude. and the dentist, holding
the molar triumphantly before Tho
lads eyes said "would you Ike TO
take this home with you?'
Az whard 4 90 with it7" asked
the bad. with the accent on the ~"
III won't chew any more"
The Detroit times., 1915-09-15

Is deeply i-rore ted N.lke is not
municipal ownership man Law
sur Is u0r II % man Ia principle.
1t believes that the only way u
serlju9 the question and getting a
disturbing factor ont of The way
d. adopting th. plan which be-
declares Is most favorable 90 the
csry Lacking Is a convert 70 maui-
lgs ownership
Theirs b. no maximum price
fyaa BIt .ac commission is pre-
a8re ~ show .aa' a road can be-
arl. ness and fully equipped. for
mile and that therefore
r1e pres G. system cannot be worth
Hore 'han S-efD111o, less deprecia.
faH Moreover. Ira 1893 The y q. Il.
.l that i-s lines were worth s.
e,H and Bemis has learned from
tne ,ampanys books that IL has
gert Jess than Sl0.0o0.000 on the
pr1rer.F .Gce That time The court
IS ra fx the value of 'he property
uot compromise price The cify's
szre- are AZ good. II not better
.4n The D q RS and the judges
tar.Ie rev election within IS
months ull not be likely 10 show
undue favor % the COMPANY
The people have shown no ~.
sHls.asm for the settlement. Tha,
ta bat they viii when they
know more about 10. They are wait
ink for Arguments. and they wll
support the strongest side The peo-
pie are more likely 70 trust the bust
nose Judgments Of Couzens and
rolec
We are SIN very much in the
dark az to the financial side Of the
retl.oment An official statement will
le forthcoming within the next 10
days. which viii throw considerable
light on The financial problem Tn.
$40 This statement has been studied.
ru l1rid idea OF how The settlement
a.7a is expected 20 work out In prsc-
arc can DO secured Why not wait
f1r those figures before committing
our sives2
August %
These figures have now been pre-
sonfed They are based on The
earnings OF tho u. T. r. At seven
tickets f9r quarter The profit for
the lines In The one-fare zone. ex-
elusive ~ interest. during 1914.
acre found 70 be sislf $3.50 or
such a sum So is figured that 1905.
tsa.72 would bc devoted 20 interest
on fhe bonded debt % tho city lines
leaving 37oie5237 20 be- applied TO
tic purchase price. extensions or
ether purposes.
The figures are conservative IN
dat thoy arc based on a deprecia.
tion charge an lenst half cent. and
perhaps more, higher than tho y. T..
R haa been charging on; that they
eliminate bank interest and funeral
car earnings. that they include an
item foi payment of damages. law
ycrg' fees and other legal expendi.
urra which viii Do cut considerably
under municipal management; and
tlat Fey do no. consider an increase
m acer duo 10 tbc city's growth.
eaI,F. rrcordinE o. The y Y. RS
COZ Ie anorssted 20 no per cent
r.--1url fcr tho past - Years.
1fe frnre fsl 20 be conservative
lr t-a taey arc barod on a sale
price OF sl942l.f93. nXed BY the
The Detroit times., 1915-09-15
Times House DiDided Against HSeL--- We
Take q Fall Out of One of the Decisions

X Times reporting the
il
of %
ha
d {
mel O he ST S "
1t sceibl like to Mr. Keseysc O and
is in
0 a
q a j
heIe
The Detroit times., 1915-09-15
BOTTLES or SKIN

tTohron one OF the Oldest cities IN Palestine,
has always been FAMOUS for ia oriental water
hotties. made of goat skins Here are 70 be
found large tanncries. where these reccptacles
arc turned out by the thousands. Lying upon
The ground in rows may be seen hundreds OF
goat skins awaiting purchasers Each SKIN ~
Inflated either with water or with air, go mat
the bflver may know II rs perfectly water Tight
Tho majority OF the skins used come from Ara
bia while a large number are also received
from the LebanOns They are brought 10 Heb
rom bv the camel caravans, and are purchased
bv the tanneries and turned into bottles Thcy
pase through many processes and a tanner viii
spond a week upon single skin before i I8
rendered water tight and gcryiceable. From
Hebron these old "bottlea" are sent 20 AN parts
Of the east thousands going down into Egypt
and the soudan every year. They arc also used
as RATS number 81 inflated skins arc ar
tached 10 a light wooden frame which then not
only readily floats. bat !a capable of carrying
quite a heavy load Such RATS arc to be- sten
on the rivers Of Syria and also on Tic Eupbrales
and Tgris birmingham Post
The Commonwealth stsrstcian publishes a
statement concerning trades uniouism iu Aus
trala. ln which So is shown that the total mem.
berahip In such organizations an Australia fra.
cluded. Us 43s 600. out OK total population OF
less than 100000.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-15

IaDan manufacture many bicycles.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-20

ne1; Der anSere Sbeil 1T tein SuInm.
men56ngenSes @ebiet, ionSerH cs
tan6eIt iid, I'm etDa 20 fleine 5lefen
i'm nieSerIGnoiihen @rnbnrt Die in
Der @emcinSe 9aerle.Rniiml Iiegen,
en- 6ieiem @cbiete bon gaerle.Gnr
iIottern ouf allen offentIifen 8ebGu.
Ser nod itoIo bic beIaiiHen 5obueu
ouf Dem Soaaurt, nuf bem 0lntbhouie
iofpie nuf Der sntbiiden, bcm Sciligen
0ieinieris eetpeitten Stride. Sn ole.
fem GbeiIe geIgiens merit man bonn
&riege nidt all3u piel, rrie Elm bouda,
biihes gIatt cr5dbit: bic 2ebeusmit.
tel, Die gum iiberiDicgeHben Sbeile
oiis SoGnnO eineefiibrt fperben, iinb
iU 9reiie dneroings ridt uncrbebli6
eeitieecr, imb bic @rense lit, ipie Die
itieOerldnbii6 beIgiid1e Gren5e OIL oil.
oeren GteHen ebenfdns, bonn boIl1n.
oiiGen WiIit1r beiest = Ons 1T aber
aud dIles. Ber niHt peiB, bob es
bier in &oIIanS beIgiife @ebietstbeiIe
giebt t6ui1te bic Eb1tfnfe Iei6t iiber.
feben. Senn Dos ilie6erI1nbiIdx
4nerIe.0aiiau uito bds ~ @eleien &c.
h6siGe gaerIe.Gs iebeis uass ,Die siis
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geIgifbe 2arbinieIn IN
SoIIonb. Gong geleiet 1T biz oiif
cine pi1toigc Gde I'm Siibweiten m
oeutiden Sdnbeu - 10 rpiro nlee.
mein angenommcn. GIeiu bas 1tinlmt
nid,t; aubcr Dem fIeinen pbelsiihen1
Sledden Bel &c Sdrre, 100 bic belgt'
idc Resieruns ifren Sis bat, sibt cs
nod Elm pirflifJ beIeiit,es Stiid
2anb, iiber Sem Sie beleiid)e Ungge
iue5t unb fDo bic belgiife @erpni.
tund Der bentidcn nod nid]t getuiden
lit GicIe bisber in Der greiie iuobI
nift berporgebobene SbaticdDe er.
fl6rt fi6 einfa4 onrous, 6aB bic bert.
iden Sruppen 6ieies feinolihe @cbict
ri6t errcihen f5nnen, Dine bic 0eu.
troIitdt zines onberen gtnotes, Der
gtieoctIar,be ftGnIif, sii berleeer; es
banoelt ii6 nm 2dnoinfeIn 6es bel.
siifen Stoates i'm boadnbiiheH Sc.
biete. Eieie beloiifer SnieIu tragen
ben ganeininmen WonIen BnerIe.Gur,
i,nb oicies @ebict 6eftebt ans 5Dei
berIfieScncn 9bcilen, BON beuen eer
cine oas S9idial BEG iibrigeit Bel.
glen bat tbeiIen ntiiiien. 9ieier erite
deil. 9onoer Gpgen sebeibeu, tDiro
ndntIi@ I'M Nor6en unb Norooiten
bon nieberlGnbiidjeln Gebiete Be.
grelBt, ebenfo mn Siioen unb Giio.
oiteh ftebt ober I'M 8iianlinenbnnse
nit Der belgiihen Derreinbe Ueelhe
isnb Eaf heywepeu btisst pysbss k5,t.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-20
gtrrins.aus,ia,u.
eiraieeg Qcrf. Gg fonlrt Sasu, bnb Iie

eirsiees Tcrf. Gs fsnlnt 6aSu, bnB iie
etnen gcnleiniamen @abnbof bnben.
BON Dem Siige norbmdrts nod Ill
bura inD iiiopdrts nod 3iirnbolt
fnbren. ser oepobrlt 1T, be apgen
ni,fsunn6en, mir6 nlerbings 6en
be[siihen EbeiI BON bcm niroerlGn.
biIdkn on einem inlbebciltenben Re-
befunitaube uilteridei0eH: an ben
beleijhen &1uiern Iinb oie 8nbIen Der
Ga,aSnummern ihparo cuf retb, an
Ben uie0erISnbiIaeu psib aif id1Dars
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su Ieien. Wlanhmnl nber neriagt 6ieies
senn8etd,en, bonn es gibt Sdnier, bic
G;f 6cm @ebiete beiSer Sdnten 5n.
gIeit Itebcn, unb cs gibt @ebofte, bon
0enea cine Sfeune nui belgiitenL
etia nnoere auf nieSerInG6iitem DO.
ben Iiegt. aebnlid lit es mit benz
gabnbofe; es 1T u6glid, aus oen
9uge innitteIbar aiif bas rrieoerIdn.
Glide Gebiet bon gnerlc.Rniimi wie
onf Cas- bcIeifd)e Don gncrle.Gur 5il
t,cten. Gur4 6ie @eiesiuig Don 8on.
Der Gpgen ourh bic Eeptifen 1T bic
Notwithstanding, bic beibefIhei.
len semeininm III, etipds suiumnielt
eei9Hiol5cn, oern iper I'M beiesten
gebiste iuchrrte, fam iidi nidlt nrbr
IN onS beIaiide guifsgcbdube iunit.
ten coInn6s begc6en.
Observation-Disclosures
nit RSntgenftrablen Die
Wirffdmtsii Der Rontsenitrd9ltn, bic
in ben I.bten Sdbrsn ni9i nur gu
biaenoiiijhsn. Ionbsrn etsnjofebr -
unb NIT srobsm GrfOles. = gu i5.s
rdpeuiifHen 3fpedtH aneetpnnbt ipurs
ben. III lsbt9in auf elm neues @,bitt
nusasbtbnt poroen: ndmlih auf bic
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