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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-07-29

MORE PLANTS IN New ALEXANDRIA.
For several days rumors have been cir
culated to the effect that extensive
deals for the establishment of manufac-
turing plants in New Alexandria were
about to be consummated, and yester-
day those rumors crystalized into solid
facts by the closing of 4 deal by which
eighty acres of the New Alexandria
tract are to be utilized for manufactur-
ing purposes on q colossal scale. 1t is
the determination of the parties who
are to embark il the enterprise to
manufacture cars, plows, &C., for the
South American trade, and should the
anticipations of the operators be real
lied hundreds of men will find employ
ment at New Alexandria in this indus
try alone. A gentleman from Pennsyl
vania was in the new town yesterday
in quest Of n suitable location
for the establishment of an extensive
wooden ware factory. He was much
pleased with New Alexandria, its water
front, electric and steam railroad tacili-
ties, and will return Tuesday when, it
is thought, he and the company will
come to terms in regard to the estab-
lishment of his plant there. Negotia-
tons are in progress for the removal of
q large wagon factory from New York
State to New Alexandria. Mr.. P. 81.
Deis, president of the New Alexandria
Company, has recently sold $1,000
worth of real estate in the new town to
Washingtonians who contemplate start
ing some of the largest manufacture o
in the South. They have q capital OF
half a million dollars. No lots are to
be sold for the next few days in order
that the schedule may be rearranged
and slight advance made on certain
sites.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-07-29
DRY GOODS.
IN SEASONABLE GOODS.

To close our summer stock we make some
Especial prices that must be attractive, and
in addition call special attention to new sta
pie goods, scarce and desirable at very low
figures.
A special value in Bleached MusIins. One
of the most popular brands Of cotton for la
dies wear is the Androscoggin L Bleached.
A case Of full pieces (not remnants) at the
low price Of 7c per yard
A bargain-Reduction in Ladies' Waists.
All our Sl.75 waists now Sl.25 Sl.50 and
ISl.25 waists 81. A line of 81 waists 75c.
75c waists in the SOC line.
Closing Sale on Mattings-Some very de-
sirable goods left in Straw Mattings Our
81 &c mattings, including some choice cotton
warp mattings, at sll piece. All our 3Oc
heavy jointless mattings at $40 piece Our
line Of Zoe jointed mattings at l7c per yard,
OF Sc a piece.
Some new and choice Percale Lawns and
thin fabrics just received.
Fine lines Of Dotted SWISS Swiss En-
broideries Plain India Linens, &c.
Merchant Tailoring a speciality. Fine work,
stylish cutting and prompt attention. One
price.
Hnas On and after July 3 our store vii
close at 6 p. M, Saturdays excepted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-07-29
D. BENDHEIN, BIG king STREET.


200 yards of White Duck for ladies suits,
extra heavy quality, worth 25c per yard will
now go at f5c.
% pieces fine Satin Plaid India Linons,
regular value 25c, at 12ic.
so pieces Shear Quality India Linons from
43c to Ice.
12ic Plaid Nainsooks at 7lc.
20 pieces Pacific Challis in beautiful floral
designs. was 10c, now dc
80 pieces Scotch Lawn (good Sc value al
4ic.
10 pieces corded and printed French Mulls
and Pongees. worth 20c and 25c, now go at
7sc.
12lc Cream colored crinkled seersucker
down to SIC.
30 pieces genuine Renfrew Dress Ginghams
which you all know TO be worth 12!c, now
SIC.
16c fine Organdie Lawns in solid black, also
black grounds with neat white figures at 7Ic.
so pieces Adams best quality Mosquito
Netting at 39c piece.
so pieces Merrimac Shifting Prints 4sc.
Ali of our 36-inch Percals worth 12!c down
to 79c.
One case Andrcscoggin L. A Beached Cot
ton, worth Sc, now &c.
10c Fruit of the Loom Bleached Cotton Sc.
The remaining stock Of dotted and figured
Embroidered Swisses worth from 25c to SOC
per yard will 90 at our uniform price, 21c.
% doz extra large Turkish Bath Towels,
25c value at 121c.
SOC Satin Damask Towels, fancy borders,
knotted fringe, down to 25c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-07-29
From Sire TO Son.

AS family medicine Bacon's Celery Cure
passes from sire to son as legacy. If you
have Kidney, Liver or Blood disorder do not
delay, but get free sample package of this
remedy at once. If you have indigestion,
Constipation, Headache, rheumatism, etc,
this grand specific will cure you. E. s. Lead
beatcr and Sons, the leading druggists, are
sole agents and are distributing samples free
to the afflicted. Large packages SOC.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-07-29

PROPERTY SALE.-Mr. K. Kemper
trustee, to-day sold at public auction
under deed of trust, the property of
the Potomac Novelty Company, con-
sisting of the building at the northwest
corner of King aud Lee streets and the
machinery, &C., therein TO Mary A,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-07-29

CHARGES AGAINST STEAMBOAT MEN.
The local board of inspectors OF steam
vsssels consisting of Mr.. Edwin +.
White and Mr.. John II. Cooper, have
made their report to Gen. Dumont,
supervising inspector general, and pres
ident Of the board OF supervisor. III
snectors OF steam vessels, i'll the cases
Of William Geary and A. J. Chesser
charged with not complying with the
rules and regulations of the service.
William Geary was granted license
as an engineer of steamers OF % tons
CAPACITY, bnt the license was changed
SO as to read $50 tons by some UNI
known party outside of the office ol
the inspector. Mr.. Geary testified be-
fore the investigating board that his
fireman raised the license rs q practl-
cal Joke. The fireman is now living IN
Florida, and cannot be reached with
out great deal of trouble aud delay,
so the board finding it impracticable to
have him produced to testify, censure d
Geary for not reporting the case to the
proper office and will withhold his IL
cense for thirty days, dating from July
-, 1898.
Chesser, who is the engineer of the
tug Eva Belle Cain, of Baltimore, was
charged with having run the steamer
with cast-iron plug on the back ia
BILE of the boiler in lieu of fuSible
plug. Mr.. Chesser stated that he was
employed on the tug after the annual
inspection of 1892 had been made, and
did not discover the cast iron plug UNI
til two days before the annual inspec'
ton of 1898. He then reported Il c
matter to the inspectors. Tho board
states in its findings that they do moi
hold MIR. Chesser accountable for sub
stituting the plug, but do hold him ac
countabe for running the steamer from
FEBRUARY, 1893, to July, when the in
spection was made, without KNOWN!
that there was not proper fusiblt
plug in the boiler. The board suspend
ed his license for ten days from July
81. The sentence was made light on
account Of his good reputation and be
cause he reported the case to the in
spectors.
The case of Howard Walker, en-
gineer of the steamer De BCss LennoX
charged with erasure of license ano
raising the grade, which was to have
been heard yesterday, was postponed
for three or four days to allow him tc
Drocure witnesses
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-07-29
TO-DAY Brought 10 Close
Our Semi-Annual Stock Taking Pre-
paratOrJ Sale.

Every announcement in this series of sum-
mcr sales has been important; each day better
than its predecessor Goods at such prices as
we've bron Offering are naturally always
attractive, particularly when backed by
so much value. There are more things yet
whose absence is more desirable than their
prescncc-handy "odds and ends" hero and
there in every stock that you can do urih-we
rithom. They must go. There is no alterna-
tive-therefore the unceremonious price
bveaking-the total disregard of cost. Profit
is out of the question-as far as dollars and
cents go-the satisfaction of having accom-
plished certain purpose in fixed time il
our reward. The low prices on all remnants
odds and ends" broken lots, &c. should
clear every one out.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-07-29
DRY GOODS.
v oOdVard & L0thrOD.
10th, 18th and F StS,, N. ".
49,
CLOSED TO-DAY Att.
DRY GOODS.
CLOSED TO-DAY AT 1.
CONCERNING OPTICAL GOODS.

ARE YOU NEAR-SIGHTED? ARE YOU
FAR.SIGHTED? ARE YOU TROUBLED
WITH PRESBYOPIA, THE CONDITION
THAT COMES ON WITH AGE AND USE
OF THE EYES?
Have you astigmatism, that annoying de.
feet which makes tho figures on clock dial
palmer at 6 and II o'clock than at 3 and 8,
and the reverse?
Spectacles and Eyeglasses are ground in up
ward of fifty thousand combinations Scien-
tifcally adjusted they will correct ali the
above defects of vision. We considered the
scientific part of optics when we opened ouI
Optical Goods Department. We placed it un,
der the direction of skilled specialist OF
twenty years experience and make speciality
Of prescription work. Bring us your oculist's
prescriptions and We will fill them for you at
a saving. Leave your glasses for repair while
you are shopping and get them on your re.
turn.
COLORED SPECTACLES AND EYE,
GLASSES, fitted with ocean blue and London
noke lenses that soften the glare of the sun
aad tone down the light-just the thing fol-
the "WORLD'S FAIR" for STREET, fol
MOUNTAIN. for SEASHORE.
Thermometers and Reading Glasses in great
variety.
First floor .,,.,...-..lst annex,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-07-29

SURVEYED THE ORIGINAL ROUTE
Mr.. A. J. Linn, who died last week ct
his residence in Gordonsville, aged
seventy wears, had been an employee of
the Richmond and Danville Railroad
Company for perhaps a longer period
than any other person in the employ
ment of the company. He was one of
the party that surveyed the original
route from Alexandria to Orange
ORANGE Tirqinian.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-07-29

BALTIMORE, July 29-Flour dull and un-
changed. Wheat weak; No 2 red spot and
July 64a,a65; Aug 647sa65; Sept Cola
665s; steamer No ? red 63ka634; milling
wheat by sample 66a671s. Corn easier; mix
ed spot, July and Aug 45laa455s Sept 46a
4614 year 461s asked; white corn by sample
so; yellow do IS. Oats quiet and easy No
2 white Western 3714a3S; No 2 mixed do
35a36 Rye dull; No , 52a53. Hay active
good to choice timothy SIS so to $40 so.
Provisions quiet and unchanged.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-07-29
BALTIMORE. July 2Y.-yirginia consols =
do 1o.4os =; do IS 65aaa66.
Alexandria Market. July .

AIeNaHtIIIti HdThcl' JUIy ~.
The markets close today without material
change in prices. Flour is quiet and the de-
mand is entirely confined to jobbing houses,
who are buying only to supply current wants
Wheat is fairly active at the declines recently
noted, most of the samples offered here are
from poor to good, but few can be classed
prime; sales IS, 60, 81. 50 and 63, choice
longberry would bring more money. Corn
80 to 80 in bulk Oats 80 to 3S, latter for
old. Rye 40 to 49. There are no changes
in produce or provisions to-day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-07-29

CHICAGO, July -Wheat-July 571s
Aug 57"s Sept Gig. Corn-July 367s; Aug
367s; Sept $685.. Oats-July "a; Aug %
Sept 23l,. Pork-July S1s 90; Sept $40 so
Lard-July 50 40; Sept SO 20. Short Ribs
July 81 10; SeptS7 221s.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-07-29

WEATHER PRoBABILITIEs.-tor TINS
s,ction the conditions are favorable for local
t5nnder storms tonight. following by clear
;ng weather. Sunday is likely TO be general
~ fair. but not so warm; southwesteriy winds
Ghjfting to nOrthwesterly.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-07-29

Davis, for $3.50, subject to deed of
trust amounting to 1926. II is stated
that operations at the works will soon
be recommended.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-07-29

New YORK, July 29.-Flour weak and
neglected. Wheat unsettled lower and ac-
tive. Corn dull and easier Pork steady
mess S1S 90 to SIS rs. Lard quiet; steam
50 IS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-07-29
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

Sun rises tomorrow at 4:55 sun sets
7.O5. High water S:44 a. IN. ana
90S p. IN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-07-29

Many Persons arc broken
down from overwork or household cares.
Browns Iron BittcrS Rebuilds the
system, aids digestion. removes excess Of bile.
and cures malaria. Get the genuine
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-07-29

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-07-29
DRY GOODS.
MO METAPHOR, ADJECTIVE OR FIG

MO METAPHOR, ADJECTIVE OR FIG
IRE of speech can do justice to the cold, pro-
nounced and absolute bargain facts embodied
in the offering for sale beginning MONDAY,
July 9th. This date among buyers OF DRY
GOODS, FANCY GOODS, ETC, ETC, will
significantly loom up to be remembered as an
era sn event not to be forgotten. The pur-
chasing power of your DOLLAR will he
doubled yes, trebled, NEXT WEEK.
Twill be monument to bargain giving
BENDHEIM. Remember MONDAY at S
o'clock q. N. at
II DCNnulUI OLE EINr CIDrLr
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-07-29

PORT OF ALEXANDRIA. JULY 90, 1898.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-07-29

DARB FENCING WIRE.-A carload now
ID in store and for sale. We have wire
without barbs, plain twisted and ribbon; also
the new and latest improved BARBED WIRE
called "Waukegan." It has very short barbs,
weighs less and costs less per rod than any
other. Call and see our stock before buying.
JAS. F. CARLIN & SONS,
315 King street
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-12-29
slrbeft mp SmDmftric.

btla0elp %. Deg. - Sn
elmer GouTereni BON 0cbr. 0ornan nit
ibren 2lrbeiteru BADEN iidl Sestere 81
elmer 2ObnrebuttiOu uOn 10 BrOjent oer>
ltanoeu. Die 9rOBe 5eppihiabrif, Die
lett benz 2. ytOpember IT'LL ltebt, miro
am 6reitag Den gctrieb HieOer nit 400
gllbeitern aufnebmen.
Oiartiuaz 6errD, %. Deg, -
Oas 2ietua. StanbarO uno 2augblin 81.
ienz unO Stabllpert uno Spcnce &
SObue @ieBerei nabmen beute Die Gba'
tiofeit nit 1900 Otaun mieocr aui. Die
Qlu8Tdten aut cinen ungcitortcn Scz
trieb iinO sHnltig.
Is beeIing g, %. 0es. - Die De-
pcide BON BeQairc, welde geitern nel>
beIe, 1000 &oblen9rabcr ldn95 Der
n8ultimorezSbiOzgahn" wolltcn um /.
Sanuor ipegen elmer 2obnberabiesun9
DON 20 auf 60 @cntS itrifen, miro ais
cine BON ben grubenbeiie:rn in Die 9Selt
gcicete UriiubHn9 bcScidnct.
Ct. gOuiS, 81. Deg. - Die 500
2lrbcitcr Der ygt. 3. 9telionsOtanufucz
turing 60" baben bereitWIlItglt cine
2Obnbcrabieeun8 uOn % PrO5ent au9ez
nommcn.
-5ometeo6, Yu., %. Qe;. - Die
2obnIfala Dtr Carnegie QSerte lit bon
allen SetBeili9ten untericidnet wOrOen,
uub iie5t man Der 9nbetriebiesun9 Der
pcrjdieOsneu Oepartement5 Oc5 aus9ez
ocbnten GtabIiiiement5 nod In naater
Wochc eutleleu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-12-29
SerabseIekte Sa0rrGten fur Die
5SeferfdQg.

Die y8altimOre.0blO. ;5abn'G GeieIlldaft"
flnOat al, OaB Aasilugs s8lGste swriGIen
aueu Statioueu al ilreu glnien 0Rlldl pom
Sbio udhreuO Der 9elbnadt5. MD Jieu-
labrs. 6etage au herabgeieEten Staten per.
fault meyOeH. Die Stuete weroeH fir ale
8iige an %, 23., "a, 30, 30, 81. 2e;em,
Fer uuo /. SauEar uertauft uuO gelten sur
0eimtehr oui alen 5ugeH bis eiuldlleBIl9
cen 8. I5auuar. (3O2, ,5,8,1U
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-12-29

gurfihnitts sunohm. ees Geirs.Rinnes tir IL Der
10 lHouatsz zISsTioocz S1O2,11O45, ODER tIr bic IL
1;rriopen eiEIhlle6tidl ben ausHabmsruec gerIHseH
Ssptembcr, SS4, ,31l.3l-
soptaiiirt mon bieeH Ietteren 8,trag Su firf Bros
aent 10 ereibt iid oGB Der du1 Den ourt6Hitill1eH
N.ttozGiunabmtR boilrte GIaeHtbunsueItb nd ludhs
rsrb pes Sdbrcs nm 81 ,SS6,226 seieigeJt bat. DaE
mtro ft crinnern, oGB bic StGot GommlitoH oGs
Sioeutbum auf So 734, 1881 abidldete Gut GjruEo
Der S9lcr 2bdtsteit, iobGB, DeHH ulr sl,IS1,6S3
gshufs SapitQlruH9 Der 3uHGbnt oer9iettoeiHtaaite
fur IS92 uno 81 $780, 326 Iur 1898 hiRiuiu9eH, mir
.ircu GSeiommtluer;b poE $S.S02, ,IO2 81 crtateH,
obu." lpte biz @onIliiiloH iast, "ir9eEopeiGe Sez
riiriittiauna Der Sort0eilc, mede iilb Moailter
gSee in 3ufuHIt aus ben gttioz&rtri9eH Der 3peI9z
IIuirr ero.ben,~ nd9reHb Had9epieieH it, osB oT.I
Der 3p,iababnen bi, profitabeIteH Sb,ie oC5 Sc
iauluisGiaentbums lIHo.
9Bir bQb,n ben Bcrtb oe5 g9eiizDarnIdHoer 6raht:
gerfebrs nod, uHb poH Baltimore DdbreHo Der Sabre
1892 unb S93 nldt rouig 3ersIeoeIt uHo btrednet;
auein I'M Sabre 1891 belief er ith ouT 4SS,9ll ,O6S
liuuc pas, neHH man Die pom NdRoerH Cr GH9teH
8Ielie annimUt, bic HGh UHo pom Baltimore teTors
berten Trodtfide dls S5S,4I5,S5S ooer IN ruHocH
3obIcH ais S6o.0O0,o00 merIb ilir 1891 berdus=
felt. % ooo,.
9a bas SberpoIamt an 80. SuEt 1898 bic oiser
Gompaanie fur ShIelpoltorHt erlaubtt Str9utuHs
.inaeittt bat 10 tat bic GompagHe oieieH DeHt auI
cloeHe 9olcn Gutredt erbalteH. Oas III eood, oa Die
Nabr,eit fir BerioHeh Sertebr IN 81 Irbe StuHoeH
fdnt tirc idpere SuIoe, uHo IS sht 81 hoffcH, oaB
bic Sotimorer yiorseEtcituHeeH uRo anoere baron
Hetrofieac i1reH SiHiuB gelteno maheH neroeH, odB
bic Bcrsltuns piseer sHastaRr plre, futHH Der eoE=
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-12-29

2Eelpbalen; Nfihael ii a II b a ii, 26 $.
sIbtmOro); 9OhaHu u eru ,, 60
s. Qtnrb III 9slnware. @uter.@ap, pa;
Yetcr u &, 16 s.; Yanor 8. gS. q IL
beiisr, &c g., Ses0gsuIlle, gSaibiu9tor'
&o.-27. Satob . III berg, 28 s.;
NIbelm aierbOier so ). - IS.
Sumuel . II ID, So g.; SObanu 9 d..
III III, 60 s.; @eora u. slider, AS
s.; Sarl 9loam Appel, 50 s., JiciHhain,
peiieu. armitaOt; &altbuiar 3HlaH l.
81 s., llIyibntir, 9efien.Gurmitaot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-12-29
QrG GaRbe ettea
-etv-
1litrsn, gIaft unN lOrfsb = grifs,

Sbr. 8sbGublurs unO QelIRnS Obne Via9sH'
DieoB; ;nlCuug.
RruHl,itsu: Sdufats uriairtH, Gufittbtu bti
Rodlt Inn All urinirsn SdlWsrI Ub.r SrcUHcH bern
SoiieH bts 0aiiers, Ratttopi.H ooH lIIE, HGdoer
Dits stittb.H, B,rgJobcTHg beE Sorlie9oruis uni
Erlq1t'i,5c yicIeEtrGEt5elt.
Die tatitltorHitt DOpttbatI9e 2ttrfuHg puo eItlsu
neu man bi. :tmittsL uEm ttttlbsT
am Si5c oss SeioeHe applIiirt,
no is fid5 pOm sro6tcn gluFsH erDetieH msrosH.
QPsnn o.r Boius II csH DGitoarm cIH9:lubr tp u
rubi Il unmlitrlbGT an Slui,HbGis. Slulsni!stR
NiaMtriEdt Stlnt Eno NlGt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-12-29
911dnnGr(6mdCt)G.
g6uise 8ieberbsrfteuuug Der 9eIuuebstt
urO geldledtIttlcu 9fitgteit
mttteIft bcr
o.roU.pSd,,, sYYoSt y ann, ~ nm cIuno.

&aEQuC 1dlcu
GrfoIareld], no alles 2tuOeye ieblgeifIaseu.
Die 2asaHsTte U9e4boSe uuO tbre gor1dss.
uri,re Brdporutc beiBsH Dr. 2u Sausit. 8tiImitt,E
auf o5runo btr GGatiOds, bag mir bic urpTuH9Ilhs
Eormcl UOH osm bcrlbmtcH NrGts oteltS giameHs erH
h,lten untcr Der GaroHtlr, oGB, aHS lUtr patI ete
SIHiubruHg i.tHcr %ehaHohIH9 uHo lttnsr Psu'
mtt,I GHgemsiieH Hotn outtH, Dies uHttr leHer Be
BtlhHuuq Qehcbcn murot. 8oI clHIseH 9abTeH tam
n. yaSGle auf bic 5ote, Heruole rno 9eltltdnlqe
gcIocn oHyd1 BcbaHoluHa pom QtatoaTm ans 5u tIIis
iHoeu sr iIp ron stuIleIoeR loIssRos Sort9tAe
UeripTat; -. ,--,-
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Der g8ItiGnftIi Der Dhttel.
8 Gngt QHudb,Nng an bic bebeutcaben unt.rsH
ScffHunscE esI JaGcHmGrfsEcrOtH aus Der NiToel"
idue uu6 oGbtr crl,itt,rte5 GlHoIns,H u Der gier'
rcntuiNs,t UEo eeT VIulit oes 9tqTR9 uHo "uu'
gratis. ...,--...--
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dat sotr ptbcHs9 s9siUobHbcusH
q. Sls ituo abi0Ht uHiddo.lt.
Z. Sls fIHo lrlnt UoH 9cc,m on Ort uHo Stsue
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Ucttunp eurd aSGu.5 etIlmIticl. ben beitcH unb
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MuTtht ueoiIiuiIdler SahperitnnOtder nbsE
Ose nbIorbireuOs Strait oeS Hef:mulS
SsnttH Sie bas AUiiGu9uHgs1 s1ermo9en ots 1tGtts
barns bespclisLH, 70 mcIoeH SIt AuiIauH9 iHotH N
d. B0otubauusr's RItt Redt berubmtsm 25ert u9er
bi.icn 8cstaitaHe, Ionic IN ben WtoljWtlIeH Seus
ipIIfttn Oi,rs SGnst5 uEo 0,utihlaHo5' CraHtI,Ips
une gHsaRo's.
g8aS oer aeiunoe WcnIdbenUeritano iagt.
glaa plret elatn glcntcH fir eb:Hio thorlht sr'
HGrsE, neldlcI. um cIH @eltUur an SeIH oocr tIHen
gc5ro6cncR TIEgcg 81 bclcE ArJHtteH clEHegWeH uno
Hidt bic scctsnctcH lBa1mItttI mo @00eH nnmIittla
Sar auf benz rIocH5cH abtIl gcbrauttE pollit, iDli
DenisHiseH, lUslber SGmcn.yCT'lcti ooct @cuaue ~
k,tltn ptriuhtH uott, 05Hc bic >tcle tor IN 4Hgtlt
an ntbEtH, ME Dies oITdl ben G'c5Jouh ron 8r ed
saue's tleaaRtea uHiddeliCbcH "Bo!us Kemcdies"
eeImcbcH tam.
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er,s pieoer fir ~beonO.re 9oseI,seHb.iteH" Sortebr
iIifit.
6; piro adturespoG Die 9Iutmertiamteit ouT Sie
&etriebs. uuo 9tetto GiHtommeu=@onti HEo Die 81:
Iar;z z9t6retnuuo tueldle Der General Iubitenr auT
Grilno Der ncuen Cont Ycrtbeilurg aasseGr0eIttt
but, bierullt aeeRft.
SIM gIitIG9 oe5 Sireftoriums
Z. ~. S5roo,
Gid Irdiiosnt uEb @eheralz@jeidditstubrer.
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3e6dn0Gmug.

Gp9ifide ioellmIttel iI!r 'peilItl1e VsioeH
I. spesiNidJir 9uriuS, br Stpdh,sEusiili
Irn, 6eryfopitH, 9iu1sHitmcrJ.n uD 50 ois slFltlH
Ehadtsl oer Uolftlnot4s fUTiu5 u,It oIcI StGdtslH
r,tdtHo aui qisuats, SO
= SurIuS 9lr. II, fur Waunsri1ruad1e
Hire Sdattcl fur tiHiate obtr Irlltt vale 90; oIe
Etatt.lR iur i.sneTt uHo aHoau,rHot 5dut o,l UtaH
n,TH ub,r ben uittleIeH jGbrsE, itnat;H etui.H uu
{l5 fur breI giouate-
g. PtersublairuzGuriue, b.i urIHs, S.alen
NM RornebbruieHs BtihDsIotH. CINE ShGtttl "a
Ip,t Ed5dtt.ln IS. bIsi Sha6ts!E $40.
1. 2raftiaeuOcr &nriue. o.loH2ers sttlsHe
EttIl,E. Cine Sdatyt,I S4, 5JsI StladtslH $40 ~
ArsI UtondGs.
1.iu,s SBlt uU. GIne Sdattcl So bItlHoHdtlt1
Fcbonolune oocr uoler 9ITiu5 SO.
Yud nit 3.ugHliieH uEo 9c5Ian15aHDtlluH9 sre
ti5. DiGn idTtIUe an
DR.. HANS TRESKOW,
DIR. s22, 9rsaD0aa Rsp'DsEf Ss.'
CSo09
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aetud,.s raOifaIe srud, ,ostImabOst

bat man oefunbeu. Gi7e Iaugi5trig. griabruus bat
i'm, QIrfIamttit Hnb Sihsrhe b;iidtlsi. 2SIT baAsH
BON 6uneerrtn DidnntrH, iyrauea uHb 3lHoerH ptslz
gtt,ftate. Die StbaEbEHs NJ JAN ldMtrilos uno
urb,bIuat Irp.rldiiis IuIn II, Ho alHser BON bJeI
1ponot,H ioruohl mi, atisislabrge UtaHHtr atbttt
tporo:n uno be fur cine 9ur eItoTeeGlIds 3eIE III
furi-elHiet G5ot3cE. Tie &tAaHo!uHa tIpeIlnt Hur
lpenia, WtinuieK porsEtIt iiotl vlaIt. Barum
Ipolte man oonn eiH EruhbaHo tTageH! 2Sarlm NIT
.in,m gruhltiocu h.ruu9cacn uHo ale oamIt ntrouHz
btren e5efabren rsfireEf Die Soften elmer Sur r7o
mGsia q!aH erluEoi9c I'D i'm
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G1Tf!
NG6e!

r 81ete I'M guslanoe teiorst iHEtT9alb "a Stuaf q
sH beocuteHo berab9eiestem Preis
&euarD Malues
&de SaltiHeysRTe1e IRo 1eitzSthesS 9re1ue.
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3artimoter .Sernta>Snfttut,
Rr. 3Of, NorOz

Gds Der Saratosas StraEe, benz G,bduoe es5
.G6rlFlihea geIsius iInacr DtdEEer" atseRuber.
SSlr unteriu huHa feline 9t1uAT. @eTitt Rae tlHss"
(a6eH, 3euseH Der SebaEbuHs 81 ltlh
(gI1p2o, Dido ga 129ItsJ
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SaIltummen geibmadlns.
ntber 40 Sabre i'm 0ebreuG uno tets ale
IuserIaffiG betuuoen.

gutbalt Gis.nidafteu, bic itets bic Gs.
iuuobelt pieeer berit.GIen. Sie resen bic
p.ri9ieOeneu Orsans iu seiunber Ebdtis'
f,it an, s.rsu uatiirlide 6unttlOnen unent.
bsbrIi9 fir Die @eiunobeit fiuS, famptsH
nit uns iiberwiHbeu bic uuretuisteiten nnS
trsiben bieisIbeu uOufausis aus bem 5g'
fem aus.