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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-04-22
E1 DADUS[V[N|NG|
wi FAIRY TALE
La 81 MAQY GRsAAAsi1 BONNER |
TIE OUNCE.

''The ounce" commenced Daddy. but
both the children interrupted him.
.oh, Daddy" they said "oh, Dad
dy,'
We'll, what is the matter?' asked
Daddy
are you going to give us story
about arithmetic" asked Nancy. You
never have before. and we have
good deal of arithmetic in school,
we shouldn't complain" Nick whis-
pered 10 her, for Daddy tells us so
many fine stories that we could certain
ly put up with one about arithmetic
for once"
"Ill try to be nicer" whispered
Nancy, Although l do hate arithme
tic"
Cheer up" said Nick. Daddy has
never told us an arithmetic story be-
fore oand we viii prebalblSr not hear
one again"
Daddy smiled when he saw the chill
dren were Whispering Secrets" he
asked.
4 know" said Nancy, cheerfully,
ure of weight Sixteen drains mean
/ the same as one ounce. l haven't got.
ten that far in the book, but | heard
some of the children reciting those
tables. They were big children, too,
and one of them forgot that sixteen
drains made an ounce. She had TO re-
peat il 50 many times that l knew It,"
launched l1oi1I n nd
ST. you know what m ounce means.
That's a good joke
Its a good one, all right" said
Nick, when Nancy, who hates arith,
metic, knows something | don't know.
| like arithmetic. | think its easy
Well" said Daddy. Nancy is right
in what she says But this isn't to be
an arithmetic story. Goodness, You 80
to school to study mat and this is the
time for a story. I've never heard of
an arithmetic story before"
Both the children smiled. Its not
to be an arithmetic story?" asked
Nancy.
"Oh, no, indeed" said Daddy.
What l., it going to be aboutT'
asked Nick.
An ANIMAL" said Daddy.
''Was his name OunceY asked
Nancy. And was he named that be
cause he only weighed little. LITTLE
bit?"
Il do believe Nancy wants an arith
metic story" Daddy said, with a twin
kle in his eye. She seems to be think
ing of weights and measures an'
tables"
Il don't have to- said Nancy, laugh
ing. ITS easier for me not to-"
Good" said Daddy, for the tim
being We'll pretend we never heard o
arithmetic It's fine thing and we al
have to learn it-but not in the stor
hour; oh, no.
THE family name of this animal IT
going to tell you about is Ounce. The
are known as the Ounce family. Some
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-04-22
NEW THINGS IN COLLARS.
Sort of Second Cousin to the One Made
Of Celluloid

The separate starched collar was in
vented about 81 years ago by the wife of
a blacksmith of Troy, y Y, who made
one for her husband Since then it has
grown in popularity until there is prob
ably nobody who has not worn a starched
collar at some time or other Now
its popularity is on the decline again,
partly on the score of comfort and partly
as a result OF the war
The crux of the matter does not lie
with the collar itself, though that is made
from material which is useful for ban
dagcs. It's the starch that is to be saved
valuable foodstuf that ought not to be
wasted on collars
\ permanently stifened collar is being
introduced which is not celluloid, but
Is a regular fabric collar treated with
a kind OF varnsh that makes it possible
TO clean II under the tap or with u damp
cloth. Automobiles should be among
those who appreciate this new fabric. for
IN spite OF road dust, it IS always possible
to feel clean in clean collar. 4 col
lar Of this kind viii last from two week,
to q month.-Popular Science Monthly
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-04-22
FEEL LIKE GIVING UP?
Many Brattleboro People On the Verge
of Collapse.


A bad back makes you miserable all
the time
Lame every morning; sore all day.
1t hurts to stoop-it hurts to
straighten.
What with headache, dizzy spells,
urinary weakness,
No wonder people are discouraged,
Who do not know the kidneys may
be the cause of it all.
Give the weakened kidneys needful
help.
Use tested and proven kidney rem
edy.
None endorsed like Doan's Kidney
Pills.
Mrs. c. +. Wilcox, AZ Clark ST., Brat
tleboro, says: II have no hesitation in
recommending Doan s Kidney Pills.
used them three or four years ago, when
l had kidney trouble. My Kidneys
were weak and acted irregularly and
were annoying This continued but
! short time when I used Doan S Kidney
Pills and box of this medicine did me
a great deal of good. -
/ Price Zoe, at all dealers. Don t simply
ask for kidney remedy-get Doan s
Kidney Pills-the same that Mrs. Will
cox had. Foster Milburn Co., Mfgrs.,
Buffalo, NY.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-04-22
Little Benny's
Note Book
BY LEE PAPE

| was doing my homework last mite. and
pop sed. Benny. does the fact that your
mother is going to have a berthday in
lev days happen to enter into Your wide
sphere OF nollege:
6, pop, is She, will you give me some
money to buy her a present with. | SEQ
Perhaps, sed pop, but watts occupying
my massive brane Jest now Is that | haff
to get her sumthing myself, and | haven't
the slightest ideer wat, the more try to
think q sumthing, the more my otherwise
comprehensive mind becomes an absiloot
blank
| can think Of some things. pop, | sed
The more | see OF the rising generation
tie more respect | have for its infinite
possibilities, 90 ahed and suggest, sed pop
Wy don't YOU get her a crate big 10
pound box OF candy a 10 pound box Of can
dy awt to last her long vile, | sed.
Even with you Ground? sed pop.
Sir? | scd
Suggest sumthins eits, sed pop, suggest
sumthing she coodent eat.
Wei how about a CRATE big berthday
cake: | sed
She Good eat that, sed pop
She woodent haff to. I sed.
With your kind assistants she nroberly
woodent get chance TO. sed pop
Sir? | sed
Did | speek: sed pop, cant. you think
of enything exsept cake?
| can think Of CANDY. sed
Well go ahed and think Of it and have
a good time. sed pop And he kepp on
smoaking and rinkeling his forehed trying
to think Of sumthing himself, which he
hadent did by the time l went to bed
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-04-22

That New England railroads are
fddliag the pinch Of high costs is
shown by the annual reports. For the
year ending Dee. 81, the Boston &
Maine reported "a deficit of $ll9,3Sl, as
against a net income Of S4,790,s73 in
the previous yearly report. The Bos-
ton 4 Albany reports deficit of
S4.523, as against a net income the
year before of over $2,50OOO0. On
the other hand, the New Haven stock
holders at their annual meeting heard
the relatively cheering news that the
company might be able to pay divi
dend of per cent. 1t has developed
since the meeting that the Rhode Is
land trolley properties which have beer
SO great \ drain on the company S Fl
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-04-22
Oswald Ounce Was Fine-Lookinq
Animal.

relation of the leopards and pantbers,'
he said, and I'm also a cousin of the
cats. And | lead happy life.
"'What is finer than to be up here
in the high, high mountains where it is
cold? l grow to be so beautiful here.
Ny fur becomes very long and heavy.
It's really quite lovely.
"'My colors are interesting, too.
am pale gray, with dark spots, and my
tail is quite exquisite.
$50 the Ounce family lived happily
up in the mountains in Asia, and OS-
valid was the leader of all.
They were given such q funny name
because it at one time sounded like q
word which meant leopard. When you
children grow to be bigger you will
learn how different words come from
roots and parts of other words. But
we weren't going to have an arithme-
tic story, and neither will we have a
lesson on words. But the roots of
words are the foundations of words
Just as the roots of the trees are the
foundations or starting points of the
trees.
And the Ounce family liked their
name because il was so differen from
all other names, and they would tel
folks how it used to be called Once,
but that since they had become Sc
beautiful and important and had real
izpd If they had mt n ~ in the word
which made them more distinguished
and stylish, which is now the family
name"
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-04-22
MONDAY, APRIL %. 1918.

Gen. Leonard Wood is of the opinion
that the United States should have
an army of at least 100000 men. but
Congressman julius Kahn of Califor
ma, who fathercd the draft act in the
house and is known as close student
Of military affairs, says we must
raise an army Of 100000 within the
next two years if the allies are to be
successful. He believes this country
must furnish the man power to bring
success to the entente cause, and that
a months from now we should have
100000 men across the seas.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-04-22

The Reformer is on sale every evening
by the following news dealers:
Srattleboro. Brattleboro News Co. C
"; cleveland. l. Purinton (Estey-
yHle), Brooks House Pharmacy. Allen's
Depot Newsstand, Mrs d. f Doyle.
South Main Street
West erattleboro. j, l. Stockwell
cast Oummerston, VI. E. Brown
Putney, NJ. G.. williams
Newfane, y. NJ Ratchelder
Townshend. c. w Cutler.
West Townshend, c II. Grout.
Jamaica, r. j Daggett
South Londonderry, F Fl. TYLER.
South Vernon, f. r Ruffum
Northteld Mass. Thompson Bros
West Chesterfield. N. r.. Mrs "
Streeter.
Hlnsdale. ". H., w II LYMAN
Bellows Falls. Depot Restaurant
windsor, VT, Windsor Restaurant
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-04-22

The Second Massachusetts regiment,
which includes companies from Green.
field, Orange, Northampton and other
towns and cities in the western part
of the state, had a distinguished record
in the Civil war, was one of the few
volunteer organizations which sus-
tanned heavy losses under fire in the
Spanish American war, and it has
borne the brunt of more hard fighting
in France to date than any other New
England unit. Its total casualties in
a year contain 16G names, and in the
recent fighting in France n of its
men have been killed in action. nine
have died from wounds and - have
been severely and So slightly wounded
AL companies have suffered, but Com
Panies L of Orange, q of Springfield
and j. of Greenfield, the most severely
Company + has had 80 casualties, in
Guiding seven killed in action, three
severely wounded and % slightly
wounded Company G had n casual
ties, including six killed in action, two
dead of wounds and nine slightly
wounded. Company l. has had % cas-
ualties, including two killed in action,
two dead of wounds, six severely
wounded and 10 slightly wounded.
While n LARGO casualty LIST Is NOT pri
ma facie evidence of an efficient or
ganization, in this ease the dispatches
have indicated that the regiment has
given a good account Of itself
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-04-22
OVER HERE.
Liberty Bond Song, to the Tune of the
Famous Over There.


Won I you buy bond, Liberty bond,
good as gold?
They must all be sold, all b sold,
To the people, you and me, ev 'ry SON
of liberty;
Hurry right away, no delay, go to-day
To bank in town, where thew II be
found, they re sound
Best investment on the earth.
Help to build the Kaiser s hrarsc.
Chorus.
Over here. over here, buy q bond. buy
a bond over here.
Show our cash is backing, our cash is
backing
The blue and khaki CIV 'ry where.
SO pre- pare. Save your spa"e,
Send the word, send the weird. we are
there
We are buying. We all are buy ing,
And we all viii buy till it's over over
there.
Won T you buy bond, hsa@ thc call,
good and cloar2
Int rest twice q year, never fear, new
er fear
Hoist the flag and let hsr fiy, we a:
home must buy aad buy.
Do your little Bit sh.w your grit, save
a bit.
You should buy bond, buy bond, buy
a bond;
Make all others proud ne roa,
And the old Red, NThi and Blue.
(Chorns.) II. 5. ".
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-04-22
TO ADVERTISERS.
TO THE SUBSCRIBERS.

II is the aim of the management to
secure efficient service in the delivery OF
the paper each night and il solicts the
cooperation Of subscribers TO that end
Prompt reports should be given OF each
failure to receive the paper on the morn
ing following the omission in person,
~ telephone or postal card, thus enabling
the cause of the error to be promptly
and accurately discovered and the proper
remedy immediately applied Ii is only
~ TINS method that the publisher can
secure the desired service
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-04-22

nances, are to be made an issue in the
courts. The Springfield Republican is
of the opinion that there can be no
permanent settlement of the New Ha-
ven 5 difficulties until the burden of
its egregiously unwise trolley invest
ments is raised. The scandal of the
Morgan regime has left the company
more than a bad reputation.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-04-22

Let us be loyal. Let US support
our boys in France. While they
fight for US, let US save for them.
You cannot beat the kaiser by be-
ing miser. If you can't dig in
the trenches, dig in your pockets.
Buy thrift stamp today.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-04-22
Mean of Her.

Mr.. Blinks-At last I'a on the top
rung of the ladder Of suCce.s
Miss hiddel'-Then somebody must
have turned the ladder upside down.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-04-22
Member Of the Associated press

The Associated Press is exclusively
entitled 10 the use for publicat ion of all
news dispatches credited TO it and not
otherwise credited in this paper and also
the local news published herein.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-04-22

After all we can endure fourless days
better than we could flowerless ones
Concord Monitor.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-04-22

umes rney are called tna Snow.
Leopards.
"Now, Oswald Ounce was a fine
looking animal and he knew ii. TN
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-02
Seitrafte Gitelfeit.

gor 6en 4us5ru4 be- frnn56it
I6en &epolM.ion 5el6nete li9 IN
taris eIne WtaoenloIieue 8uIresne
our6 ibre S90nbelt ul0 ibreH Iilrlt-
ll6en Su1us aus. Sbr Sans War
Der SauuIelplas Der eleganteu
gSelt, uno iDrein @brgei5 IebIte
Hl9ts ais Der aoelige ytame. 2es.
halb beauitragte lie einen ibr be-
lrernoeten al0pofate1L elnen per'
arInten Marquis allsIin6ig 5u ula,
Gen, Der gegen eine entlpre9eil0e
eutlbaoIgling Ibr lelren ytameu ge.
ben molle. Ser @elu1te Dar III Dem
Marquis De 6lorp balo sefuaoen.
&ieier beiaB emit groBe Glitter IN
Sap0peh Iebte aber lest IN tieIiter
gIrnut i'm ollHfellteu Seil Don Ha.
ris. gtan legte IDnt elnen SeIrats.
toIltratt Dor, III mel9em beltilnurt
wurOe, 6aB er iib OIL elnem beltinul.
ten Gage III Der STRIDE St. yio9e
eln5ufinoen babe, ielHe Srart gum
altar iiibretl, iib Damn aber ioiort
entlerne uno nleulals Die g9obnitns
ieiner Uattlu betrete. 9aiiir iolte er
1900 5rauteu iabrli9e 9teate fiir
Sebensoauer erbalteH. Ser Marquis
tpiQlste eiu, aaeroings iInter breI
Seolnguneen: eritens perlangte er
10 piel @elo, I'M ii@ eineu neuen
9n5ug bei6aifeu 81 t0nnen, Johann
iollte Die &raulIng obne 3eugen iei'
lerleits pou5ogen weroen, uuo eno.
li1 perlanste er, oaB man ibm iet
he Seibrente DiertelIabrIi9 poralls-
beoable.
Gie Sraultng fano itatt, er fab
lcine @attin ME tpieoer, Die nun lei
pen Nomen lno iein 8appen trua.
Io9 mar Der ebrgei5igen Srau wtar.
quite De 6lorD cine barte Siibne fiir
ibren Stola bei6ieoen. gLls nab
slusbru9 Der yfepolutfon bas eul
porte 8olt Die gloeli9en 5lir @uiao.
tine idIeppte, mar iie cine Der erlten,
ole aui Dem gLutgeriiIt enoeteu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-02

bas. es 1T gerabe Elm llbr. I'm
bisfe 3eit = (er briidt auf einen
elsttriI9sn &nopf - 5rGnlein 9sis
berg eri9einD. Sngen sic, 1rdns
lein, piro I6on nuf mid seiDartet?
SRI. Seibers. Sa, ieit 0sbn Wti'
nuten.
Der gbef. SD Iofie bitten, ms
pripattontor Su fommen.
SRI. 9siberg. S46n. (ab)
Gine eleganie Dame nit 5ipeI reis
aenoen &inoern tritt elm.
Die Stinber. MablSeit, @ati,
Mablaeit! Siit bu fertis gum Mlits
tommen2
Die slsgante Dame. Suten Gag,
Wdnne - Unit sinem Bid auf
Meibner) -. i9 ft0re NOBLE
Ser g6ef Giibt lie 3artlia). 1ein,
bur9aus niGt. - unb nun seItntten
sic, Serr. buB id sic nit meinen
@egen9riinben betannt made: meine
liebe 0rau, mein pierjGbrises S0bns
den 5riB, meIn oreI Sabre Gltes
S09ter9en gtieSe, uno penn sic
nun meine GesensriinDe INNER nod
aus Der @elt i9affen pOllen, bann
beoenfen Sic, baB 6ierauf mad bem
bsutI9en ReidgitrafgeisBbu4 breis
fade Sooesltrafe iteben DiirOe.
WeeiBner. 2lber ih Da9te bod,
sic ieien SunJseieIle2 8aiie unO
Sungseiells2
Der g6ef. @eber bas cine nod
bas anbere; G ie bebaupteteu, bas
i4on lanse gepuBt su ba6eu.
Meibner. Sas babe i9 ni9t 10
genlelnt. Gns mar nur 10 - elm
lrt slusreoe. alber 5uerIt baben
sic 0o9 iel6It geiast, Sic feien
rGoFpelwaiie unS Soppeliung9e.
iele?"
Ser gbef. auerbin9s. aber ie.
ben sic, oaS mar nun b on M +
10 cine gtrt Iusreoe. ;. I'M sic los
gu mer6en berebrter Serr &eutnanl
q. 81 g8ilien m06te i9 alIeroings,
spo un6 Dann sic 2eutnant gene.
ien iino. Gin Mann nit Sbrem
Seuebnen - oas mar Dobl aud
nur 10 = cine glrt Ausre0e2
NeiBner. o nein oa nuB id
Our6aus re9t iebr bitten. SD mar
mirtli4 &elttnant. gu Sauie III
meiner Seir:ot, in 8eibentaI, -
bel Der ireiwiuisen 6euerpebr..,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-02
SodssidJakte Safcrsriite.

9ie @enIbbeit lit iiber Die Gage
binars, 90 ein Or. 5obnion ip0t-
teIno idreiben fonnte: sSofer tit
cine geabrung, peI4e in S6ottlano
fiir Weni9enipeien uno anoerudrts
fiir Yferoe beritst pir6.~ Siir ben
5riibitiidstiib lit Safer ia i6on
lett @enerationen narnentIi6 IN
gluerita beItebt; aud aibt es i6on
5isnlIidb alte &esepte iiir Die SerIteI-
lung pom SUDDEN, biscuits uim. aus
Saier-S -SdrotInebl, lttIo in neieiter
3eit iino bieielbeH angeIeeentlid
berporgeiudt poroen. 2enn tSaier,
in @riisen- ooer ionitieer Sorm
MFRS aIs quite aleemeine Speiie
bober geiddst, als ienlal3 SuporI
llno Die glmerifaner oiirfen iopieL
Sofer genieBen, Die iie MIR poIlen,
obne ie befiir9ten 5u ntiilien, Rab-
ltnes-Spariaulteits Gelobniie 81
perlesen!
lleberOies miro au9 BON geab-
rltnes Sadoeritan0i9en oeritbert,
oaB Der Safer nod nabrbafter iei,
als Der gSeiSeu. gtaH ben g8arnle.
ginbeiten eeneiien, trifft oas unbe.
oiugt 5u; oenn Saier entbalt pro
Fiirno 1900 @Grme.@inbeiten, ee-
Sen MIR 1910 in einem 4iuno
9on5mei5enmebl.
Gaber mtro ieet aud eeb5rig
Stiuir1Ing oafiir eema6t, nod be-
oeliteno mebr Sano in oeu Ser.
Staaten nit Saier 5u beiteaen oils
man bislung fiir n0tig eebalten
botte. 60 lit ole 9Iusiidt porboil.
oen oaB Safer ols 8oltsnaDrung
= 5u mid. oq5u boben 9reiien -
Den alleemetnen Sntereiien belon. :
oers piIltpnlnen iein miro.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-02
Seber mad isiner &auier.

Sodiomrter. Sonntagna1t. Gui
elmer YIattiorm bes iiberiiiIlten
.2ilulpeniannlIers" (oes leSteu
3uges Der Siiobabn) iteben Die
2elte seteiIt in riiir9terlider @u.
ge". @or einem g1uerIein nit
&trginia. .3iearren ein tleines @i.
gerI nit r@olomunoltiid" - ieIbIt.
geItopit natiirli9; oaueben elm be
0erer Spieber. 9IosIid bdlt Der
Sug nit einem i6arien Stud aui
oifener Strede; Der Bauer faat
aui oas @igerI, oos piitenS gu
ibiupien begiinf lnlo fprti6in1pit
bis es enblih in elmer Sipii1en.
itation ai,siteigt. Ser SpieBer men.
oct ii9 nun ON ben gauern: so.
TN g, mir bdtt' Der Sidpuf uii
a 8ortI iagen BARREN - bait ido
cine orin g'bobtl SSos Sic Sbno
Giles g'iolen laiien. -"
Der @oiier 5iebt an ieiner 8ir.
sinia imo iaet gang rubig: rGos
i6on. glber orei 9o1er bab i
eabm IN Rod brennt. -"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-02

Renerbinss snr iInterinhuns alter esss
.nalbe beiu.st.

|
Gem funitbiitoriidsn 6orIber, Der
pen nripriinsIi9en 3ultano alter Biz
Der unter elmer oft entitellenoeI
lle6ermalung az entrdtieln inAt,
| ITeblte es bisber an elmer obiolut 5us
oerldiligen YeItdtigung isiner meilt
auT itiliitii9er @runOIage aufsebous
| ten Yeoba9tun9en. Sin iolAes te4s
luif4ss 9ilIsmiIteI, bas Die priiienoe
Arbeit oes &unitfori4ers Deientlich
erlei9tert, i4eint nun na9 ben ins
terefdnten AnteriuduHgen, Die prds
lat sSplepb 2bilpert I'M lebten Ioelt
oes .!9c9lunDs" DerOHentIi9t, in Dec
H0nt9enauinabme Der Sil0er 9eIuns
ben au iein. Ter betannte &units
gelebrte tonnte bel einem alten Utas
ppnnenbilOe, Oas er ielbit erporben
batte, Deutli4e SpureH ipdterer
llebermalung teititelIen uno lieB es,
auf Den Hat zines Jteltaurators bee
UtiiG9ener 4inatctbet, DON sinem
gtontgenOlDgen nit etnem fiir meois
5Inil9e 3Dede perpenoeten apparat
Dur6leu9ten uno pbotograpbleren.
9as Relultat mar iiberral4eno: bic
uripriinslihe llHriB5eI9nuug. Die
man bis9er nur mutmaBli9 pieoers
geben tonnte, trat in Der R0ntgeRs
auIna9me nit 10 SroBer Sadrie 4ers
DOR, oaB man bier uno oa iOgar
ben pInieIltrI9 pes nriprHnglI9en
s5iloes gu ertenneH Dermo9te, pa9s
reno bic rlebermaiunS pOIIig ausges
I4altet blie6. Die glnnabme, DaB es
| it4 BEL Der uripriisli4sn uiaIerei UNI
ein 2lnoa4tsbiIo bauOeIte, oaB ietne
@RtItebung nI4t III Das UlitteIalter,
ipnOeru triibeItens in cas Is. Sabrs
bunoert gu OerIegen ieI, fano in Der
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, bic in natiirs
li9er Gr0be aus Il SuiammenSeleBs
ten Stiiden angeierttgt purOe, i9re
8efdtiguug.
Sie 5rii4e unh 2eu@ttraft Der
auriidgebliebsnen Garben iAeint bars
auf binauoeuten, caB Die uebermas
lung f9on sttpa eiu SabrbunOert na9
Sertigfellung oes urIpriingli4eu Bill
Oes erfoIste. Daflr ipri4t au4 bic
ielbitGnpise Grt Der AmformunS, bic
Der &iinitler man4en @iuoeIhetteu
bes 9ilbes bei feiner nebermaIung
sa6, cine grineinung, bic in Ipdtes
rem, gegen bic alte 8orlase piet6ts
pollen 3eiten Ieltener lit. gDie pert.
OoIIe 9lufi4Iiiiie ioI4e Rontsensllns
teriu6ungen ON alien SiIoeru gebeu
t6nnen, aeigt uns aud cine oen prds
laten &|iIpert Sugesangene uIitteis
lung bes Prufeffors Rar Spprat in
Bien, bsr tiir5Iid auf Der ROntsen>
gluinabme zines tleineu 8ilDes Der
WtantegnuzS4ule bic bur9 bic robe
llebermalung nerdnoerten urIpriinss
li4en Gormeu. ia ieIbit bic alien
! Sarbenriiie oeutli9 tDabrnebmen
tonnte.. Nu9 ieiner Gnii1t piiroe
in Dielen Sdllen i6on cine Ssrcbs
leu1tung bes 8iloes unb prpiettipn
auf einen @anDi9irm obne Blattens
aufnabms seniigeu. - Si4erli9
t6nnten bur9 re9taeitis aussefiibrte
ROntgensllnteriu9unsen Der Siloer
man9e Bel ber Reitaurntion unter,
Iaufenbe Srrtiimer pernlieoen tperbeu,
unb bic setpaItinme @ntiernung sis
ner fir nobern sebaItenen, IN Dirts
li9teit aber sanS alien uebermalung,
tpie fie tiirSIi5 einmaI in elmer Bill
osrgalerie besangeu purbe, pdre bei
2lnpsnbuns biefes neuen SiIfsmittels
Der auntfOri4uns ieIbitperitanOli9
aussei4loiien.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-02

SoIt 6u cs Ri6t NIT Sfef-
feIn. 10 bait on es bod NIT Sof-
ieln. Bit on nidt elm giirgermei-
tier ober eoeImant, oos i6aoet Dir
nidJt, bleibe cine @eiIe nod Elm
9iireer uno Bauer.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-02

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