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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-12-19

Take two similar white cards, and in
the center OF one cut a round hole hav-
ing about the diameter Of a lead pencil
Now place this card over the other, and
with the point Of a pencil make rohnd
dark spot on the under card of the same
size as the hole in the upper. Place the
card with the spot about 1 ? inches from
you on the table, resting it against "A
glass to keep it upright. Now take the
card with the hole IN 1t in both hands,
and resting the elbows on the table close
the right eye and look steadily at the
dark spot through the hole for half
minute. Now, with both eyes. open, con-
tinue to look steadily at the dark spot
through the hole in the card, and you
will be surprised to see two holes APP
pear, through either of which, by NOV
ing the card from right to left, you can
see the dark spot. 1t sometimes happens
that persons, after looking at the spot
in the manner describ bed with both eyes
and then shutting the left eye, can still
see the spot but not if the right eye is
closed, fact which proves that there
are right and left eyed as well as right
and left handed people. As a general
rule, right handed people are right eyed.
and left handed people left eyed. Xxx
change.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-12-19

rails in the shape shown, but large
enough to allow Of using four Of the
ordinary square druggists bottles about
three ounce size. Lay the two pieces
together and haste into each Of the four
sides a pocket Of the linen; then bind
all the edges firmly with red silk braid.
Select strong red silk elastic an inch
wide and make with it the cases for the
bottles by sewing it firmly to the linen at
the proper places If the decoration is
painted, dip the brush in black and
write the words court plaster, lint, pow
der, one on each of the three pockets
and outline the lettering with a line of
gold Leave the fourth pocket unmark-
ed for anything the owner may choose
On the outside of the case use any dec
Grafton and sew strings of the silk braid
firmly one at each end
CLARE BUNCE
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-12-19
ALL FOR CHRISTMAS.
TIMELY SUGGESTIONS FOR HOME
MADE GIFTS.

The Ever Recurring Problem. What TO Give
Man, Solved by . Woman with Clever
FinRers-An Oriental Tobacco Pouch.
Convenient Medicine Case For Travelling.
Especial Correspondence.l
BOsToN, Dec. as. That the new only
means the old, or at least the familiar,
IN a fresh guise is never more sure to be
recognized than when searching for
gifts with which to greet the merry
Christmastide. Year by year we start
out to find something fresh only to learn
that novelties are few, that good things
must suffice, and that fresh applications
Of already known materials are all we
can hope to find. while that, if among
all the display there are few objects
never before seen, there is cause for con
graduation and rejoicing.
A Tobacco Pouch.
The very first question that is apt to
beset q woman 8 mind is what to make
for man. A gift to be really accepta-
Bile must combine use with beauty.
Therefore if he smokes. let it be a
pouch. He may prefer a box of his own
choosing and look upon your Offering
with kindly cUndescension in his heart.
But nevertheless it will win its way. Tt
your connivance with his Joy. 1t carries
p message Of good Will and fellowship
when many more elaborate objects fail
To make it, cut three long triangular
pieces of tan cOlored suede, with slight
" curved sides, and on one emil roider the
quotation with fine gold thread Then
seam all three together and outline
each seam with tiny overlapping span
giles. Limo with oil silk and face with
silk running gold cords through the
casing The pouch is really oriental IN
its effect, and it is quite easy and simple
to make.
If your friend is not a smoker, tko
difficulty is increased.
Tiff he is elderly on luxurious. decide
upon an embroidered hassOck Select
some good sturdy broadcloth Of q rich
dark green shade. Then stuff a good
sized circular foundation with hair or
with excelsior and cut one piece of the
cloth large enough to cover the top and
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-12-19


> second into a strip wide enough to
form the edge On the top either draw
or have stamped some big telling pat
tern, which embroider with creweIs in
shades OF deep warm indian red and
olive green. Press the work with care
and stretch the cloth over the top, sew
ing it fast in place with long stitches
taken through and through with an up
holsterer's needle and fine ball cord.
Turn the stool over and cover the bot
tom with heavy silesia, again let
ting the edge extend over that Of the
stool, and stretch the band round, so as
to make all neat. Select some suitable
buttons. and by means Of them decorate
the rim and make il secure. Thread
them, and sew from side to side with a
long needle, which can be bought at the
nearest hardware shop The stool when
finished is really handsome and service
able. in addition to being. in truth, the
product of the River $ hands
Pretty 1Iatchsafe.
A matChsafe that is really very
pretty can be embroidered or painted. as
preferred. The model is made of gold
colored satin. painted in browns. but it
might equally we'll be decorated in any
other suitable manner The front is for
ornament alone The receptacle is at
tnched at the back.
First cut a disk Of stiff cardboard
from 8 to g rs inches in diameter, then
a bit Of fine linen OK silk large enough
to cover it. and in this make al the
decoration White linen painted in the
blue OF real Delft ware and after some
Of the Quaint Dutch scenes, is excellent,
or colored linen en- broidered in white
silk is good. Whatever is selected, the
process is the same. Cover the disk
neatly and paste the edges Of the cloth
firmly upon the underside. Then cut a
circular piece of sandpaper the exact
size and paste it fast as covering for
the undarside and a convenient spot on
which to scratch the match. Cut strips
Of the sandpaper DC q size to make
small box when & ued together and
paste that in tine center Of the back
Attach ribbons at either side, which
finish with ample bows. and I'LL the box
with matches.
A buttonhook box made Of fine old
red linen is a pretty gift. For its foun-
dalton cut all the necessary pieces Of
stiff cardboard and make the proper
tions long and narrow. as BELTS a hook
Cut a piece Of linen and piece Of white
india silk for each part and even it
neatly with the silk as lining and a lay
en- az perfumed wadding between it and
t1e braid. ON the top paint the LETTERING
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-12-19

You know, of course, that trolley cars
get the electricity by means Of which
they run from an overhead wire,
through which a strong current is al
ways passing That current is powerful
enough to kill man instantly, and yet
we see the inemen on their elevated
wooden platform handling the wire
with ungloved hands Why is it that
they do not receive a shocks
We were talking to one Of the men
the other day about this, and he told Us
that SO long as the linemen stood on
their platform, which, you know, is
built up from the bed Of a wagon, they
would be safe from a shock, bHt that if
they handled live wire while they
were touching the ground the result
would be fatal In other words, their
platform insulates them and prevents
the making OF a circuit through their
body.
He said, moreover, that the platform,
TO insure the safety Of the men, should
be perfectly dry. If wet, it would prob
ably make a complete circuit. and the
men would get the shock. -Philadel.
phia Times.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-12-19

Abraham, the wine merchant called at
the advertising Office Of a leading paper
and inquired If the big advertisement Of
Traubel, the liquor merchant, which that
day figured IA the columns of the said pa
per, was going TO appear again
oh, yes"' unthinkingly replied the
clerk. 1T has to be kept IN for a month. .
In that case, - said Abraham, will
you please insert Immediately below it
the following announcements: Abraham
Isaac Jacob, wine and liquor merchant,
supplies all the wines named in the above
advertisement 10 per cent cheaper '-Gal-
lois
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-12-19

At Singapore the post of tiger slay-
CT in chief for the Straits Settlement"
has just been given to NJ de NancOuots
a Frenchnaa with a record of 500 IL
gers killed Major General Probyn. his
mpetitor, had slain only 400. The IS
land has always been infested by tigers,
which are said at time to swim across
the strait from the mainland
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-12-19
FOR LITTLE FOLKS.


Princes of the house of Hohenzollern
assume their duties in life very early.
On their tenth birthday they receive
their commission in the army, and so
last July the third SON of the German
emperor and empress, Prince Adalbert
Ferdinand Berengar Victor, received the
usual family honors, but as two Of his
elder brothers. the crown prince and
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-12-19

merfest as lie saw his friend tip a dry
goods box on end and proceed to make q
sketch of It.
Attending to business, - replied his
friend, the architect. I'm engaged in
making a design for a new modern Office
building. Chicago Record.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-12-19

Jack Frost made picture fair and bright
There were castles and towers dazzllng white.
And people and trees as plain a. plata.
All spread the nursery window pane.
Jack Frost stood by and laughed to see
How the children clapped their hands ia glee
And be cried, eyes, look at tt while you may,
Lest it should not be here another day
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-12-19

Winkle-The doctor told me if I wanted
to cure writer's cramp must stop using
pen and dictate to a typewriter, but
don know that L m much better of
Nodd-Why norg
Winkle-Ive got pain in both arms
novv.-New York Herald
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-12-19

with water color gold and the buttons
with bronze Of differing tones
On buttons IN bent, and. though only a crook.
For buttons N willing TO serve hook
On the sides place the conventional
design in gold and bronze. When all the
parts are ready, overland the bottom and
sides neatly and firmly together and the
back along one side or, better still,
catch the latter firmly at each corner
and in the center
S0mething Useful.
The medicine chest as given here is
Of red chamois skin on the outside and
linen in the inside. To make one like
it cut q piece Of each of the TWO mate
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-12-19

Prince Eitel- Frederic, were in the army
already little Prince Adalbert was des-
tined for the sister service, the navy
and a few weeks later the emperor took
his small son down to Kie1 to formally
enter him as a sailor. Prince Adalbert
is perhaps the finest looking Of the six
imperial brothers and is certainly the
most mischievous. He is always up to
some prank with Eitel- Frederic, the two
being regular comrades in fun, very
unlike the sedate young crown prince,
who too often seems overpowered with
the prospects of his future responsible
tiles
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-12-19

Bobby climbed the hickory trees,
Shook the nuts down under
Will and Sallie stood and laughed.
Open eyed with wonder.
Baskets, pals, we're quickly filed
In OVERLOOKING measure
Home they trotted, tired out,
But laden down with treasure
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-12-19

''Why, poetry's rhyme, O. course. II 7
were to say. I Bill Lister, kissed you1
sister. that ud lie poetry
''Oh, see I. Jack Brown. kissed your
missus.
No. that don't rhyme. That isn't poe
try
Nc but It's true. old man. ',--Sksteh.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-12-19

Tt is estimated that New York spends
81, 500, 600 for its Christmas candies.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-12-19
ohange.

Down the orchard road they ran.
Bob and Win and Sallie,
Where the nut trees stood in groups
In a sheltered valley.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-12-19
AN OLD MAIDS VIEW.
KATE SANBORN ON THE JOYS AND
SORROWS OF CHRISTMAS.

She Says 1t should Be Exclusively a Chill
dren's Day-The Ideal Found In the Home
Gathering What an Old Bachelor Con-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-12-19

The Ever Recurring Problem, what TO Give
8 Man, Solved by > Woman with Clever
FinRers-An Oriental Tobacco Pouch.
ConvenIene Medicine Case For TRAVELLING.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-03-23
OeutI die Tdffce. Sobue.

0ielelbe ltammt aus Dtutihlano ml
mir slaubeu. caB fem. Samen.ysopiidl
10 a~qsemeines Sntueiis er,rstn rvir:.
als iuie bieie 8affse-Sobne. Die Sc,
ten iinb bart. ha mnB @elo aeipnt
iuerten. Mam oeHte iid. BON e,ar,
llnie Gobuen jiebt moil ecuu9 8aaet
UNI cine 5am!ie moteilans 81 us,iot=
asn. Don ether Aualltdt Die Dem 9ilu
aaFee nidt piel nadteb:. 8on ein.m
uisr,sl YfunO S,sht man leidt so big
100 &flno. &afise. @epe,bt iberaG.
g sic biefes ausd e i.
benuno nit
l5c Briefmarfeu al Sobn ". Salser
Seso 60. So groiIe 8ls.. ienben, te
fommen Sic irei. eiu Yadet &afes. Sog<
nit Nuweiiuus bcnisiben
5u bausn, uno SafSer's Eratt . Rsto
log.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-03-23

3ebn Gage 8eroient 81 perlieten
unb babel nod cine Doftorrehnurs BE-
sablcn su miiIen, oas lit eiuas uiel fir
einen Iapn. Der cine 5amllic crI ds,en
muB, slciduiel, mas fur ein @elddft CT
betreitt. Sos. D. Sones. Seruusseter
b.s .,2sbser'', III MericO. gerus, mar
Dor einem Sabr oil Der Grippe erfranft,
Gpdter taite er einsn Speiten Mafal.
@r iaste: .SSn eem s~iuriten Safe nantle
i'd . bamtsrluiu's 9ulieumitisl Cough
Remedy oil uao swar nit Dem teiisn
Griola. SD iuar Ii Siuei 1ase frnnf.
rpabreno iOnlt Der guiuu iuohl 10 beftis
setpelsn mire. wie nas e.lte Mal."
grippe lit nur e:u periidrtt r Grfli..
unasanfaa uno s,ia.b ri b~.eielie Be-
banotuns. Sober ipllie ill benz 5aae
Dos Mittsl c%nipeaben. 20 uno SO gts.
5taiden 81 balm in Balter's GpOtbefe
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-03-23
lit. pnmOslid lei bic Staggering iOrtsu.

lit. unm0slid lei bic 8ssieruns fort,u.
fihren. Nob fansem 3urecen mur6en
iie ~beiuesen lire Eoftep gu bebalifm.
aber nur inter Der 8eSiusuns, baB bic
&e3ieruns fur ten 9aa elmer oberna-
lisen iolden Mieoerlose enilpsoer reIi!s
nire ODER bas Gnrlumcnt aufl6ie.
Berlin. Is. Mdr;. Ser &eids-
tag bew lisie ssiiern 4 Miiaionen @ort
fir bas Safer 8llbelm, 9entmal, on.
itait Der uriprhnsti6 seforberten Gum
ME BON 8 MlQionen.
9as Saus ratua,f Johann nit 157
segen 127 Siimmen ben pom Wariue.
miniifer 9eIoroerten G,ebit bon 1900.
1000 Marf gum Ban zines &reusers dig
@tlat fir sin ousSuransreubes Sdnff
uno mebrere &soner pruieIf;rten udb.
reur Der Debate sssen Die GeneeuS suf
@ersrDBeruns Der Stoite.
Or. &uoOif Don Weuuisin beabiid=
iigt ieiueu 9ebensabeno in &a1e in Dem
ipiiritemoer9iifrn llniuerltdis Itdothen
Sabin9cn Su o'rbrinsen.
Il 9tio DC Saneiro, Is. Mdrs. Nts
ON 9ienstaJ oas YOmbarSement aui
Sort 8'uesai9uon uuo Die Sniurs'nten.
idiffe %besounen UurSe. mar, iuie iid
uudtraslld berausite0t, ftile lebenbe
Seels mebr i'm Sort mo an SOrs Der
Sdiffc. Sic Sniursentcn battcn oicie
IN Der Stadt uorJe1 ucrlaiicn. abcr ubne
Ole Sla9sen eiu5uSieGen. Nae flobtn
10 + Den Suielm @nbaoa uno Soqaeiu,
100 iie cine welBe 5abne aufSosen uno
ii6 seiaueen nebmen lleBcn. Ollie Diff
siere enifameu oil Sorb her lremben
SD ife, mr. Die IerSte bliebcu bel zen
Wannidafteu.
Sseirotu bat 500 9efanscne TstclIsn
aug Dem 8tidnguiB euilaiIen. 81 &iO
berr1bt aGgemeine 5rcuhs iibcr Die Sc.
%enoigun9 Deg Srie9ss.
&cmiral 9eWeuo ioa Ioebcn Guf Den
Stra6cn III Monteuiocp seirbcn wurosu
fem. or ld)eint feline ~guGdrser I'M
Stih gelaiiea 81 baben. Die auiitdn'
bllbcu Mairuieu Derosn b~esulolat, Die
iuenigen SifiSiere, oeren mon blbDail
9eipptbcn. iommen Dor bas &rieSs9c'
ridi.
Oas Sleber wiiibet nod ltbr bsitie
rno es fommen 81 Belt tdslib etlua l5C
@rtransuugen bar.
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ytun bcftuGt biefcS.

gs foltet Gub ssidIs nnb iuirb Gud
iider sum Nusen sereiGen, iuenn Sbr
einen Suiten. cine @rfdltuns Ooer irseno
cine Bci9wsroe oes 6alics, Der Sruit
uber 2unsen babt. Or. aiAs's n.ue
gntbeduns fir eGwinniudt, 9uiteu
ober @rfdltuus miro aarsntirt, 9inbsr.
uus su uetIhnffen, ODER oas GeiO wirb
5nriidseitattes. aaSr;pp. 2eioenbe
fonoeu es gsraoe Die Sade. uxo Der @e,
brauh berlelben itsute lie raid unb
uoGfommen miener Der. yeriutt cine
Yrose Slaihe OUT unierc Soften, unb
srfabtt fir Gud itfblt ME gut es lift.
Brobe Siaihen Irsi in alltn I~poibet,n
Die sroBen slaIhen SO Cts. uno 81.
.yn @alfer Bros'. Hpotbets.
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pas fribjabr
Ole bette Jahresseit sur Sebanoluns
Ses hronii den Katarrbs.

Menl and i.br p;ele Meniden mob.
reno Der lebten saiten SobresSeit burd
Sas Ginaebmeu BON Ye.ru.iia pun bro.
nlIdlem &atarrb sebcilt ,uornrn iinr. 10
1T IS Senuodl nidt 81 leusnen, bob Der
talte. naiIe, itirmiiHe Winter uielsnSu'
rem bineerlid mar. 0oh enhtlb lit baS
5ribiab, aetommen uub II 1T fur ole
&atarrbleiosnoen Die Belt htranseHaht,
nit elmer ipitemaiilbcn 8fbauolun9s'
wc,ie iie oieie 9ranfbeit 81 beginner.
Die al6B'e Shiuicrigfe,t in DER 8e9ant>
lung BON dronildtm 8atarrb telt. ut
oarin. baB Der Satient lit mdbreno Der
g~etanoluns leidt 10 eoerum c,fdtten
fann, motued Die Se,luns eridw; rt
lui,b. gu olcier Sabresseit abcr 1T
cine iolde M6alidfeit melt ieiteuer.
uno horum iunte Niemano nit Dem Ye.
siuue Der Bebanoluns ldnser idumen.
Wau leuhe uab cinem treien &uiarr1
bldc.
Mis elae 5ribj hrs @teOiSin lit Ye'
rlt.na BON nieieblenoer @irfuns. Sc
reinist Dos 9iut burd) 8erbaunma nnn
frdftiat bus game Spltem burt Der.
meb.xns oss @dbrwertbes Der speiien.
,Spriusfiebsr." wie es mandnlal &C.
naEut ip,rb. Wcldcs Gin ermiloctcs.
ib!dfriscs 9,fibl erSru9t unb cas- Op-
fer uufdhi9 madt, u,ele seiiti9e ooei
f6rperlide Mrbeiten gu uerrtdtrn, it Die
5plse DOL trdl er Seteauuns. uao fsine
BlutmepiSiu miro bislfir irseno iuelden
@erib baben, tucnn iie nidt i'm siouoe
tit, Die selt6rte 8croauuns iuIeoer bcr'
SuiteGeu. 0ie sreBe 9opu!ariidt. ,pel'
b, &eru III senicBt. lit Der 2baIluds
suSul1reiben, bab 6 IN alcn iolden
Jdlen Die Se,bauuuss .Seidiucroeu be.
Ieitiat uuO oas 8lut teretdisrt turt
Sieinisuug hisies iuidtisite Glcmcairs
aIer 9ebersbeoinsuuser.
Wtau leuoe nah einem ireitn Gud
lber Sriibiabrs. Meoisinen uno Srih
abrs-&rarfbeileu Man abreilre oi'
$c>ru:na Drug Manufacturing Com
PAM, Columbus. O6;o.
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mie lit NiesI

Mit :. i ciabnnoert Dollars Ssloluuus fir jeben
saa bon Satarrb. Der nibt burd Giursbmeu BON
2an's aatarrb.Gur sebetlt psroen fam.
s. 5. GbeneD Il So. gi9rntb., 2oI.bo. 6.
@ir, bic ~tnieraei tnsieh. babcn 8. s.. Gbeuep ieii
ben Iesten Ii Sabren gefannt NIB balten ibn fir pUa.
fommen ebrenbait in often SeIlDditspe bouoluuss n
NIB f%nan5iea bcidbist. ole ppn isiuer 5trma einse'
sansencn Serbinbi,dte,ten su %erinen.
70 IT & 2ruur. SrpBbar> eIS.9 rp9uiiirr. Suie,
DO. Sbio.
WuIbiu9. &innan & Warptu II. Srpbb inSeIsa
2rp9uiiten. 5olebo. 8.
3aas &atarrb.Sur iuiro inutrlid 9eaummen unb
iuirft brett ouf has glnt NIB bic idle,miseu Cher
fldten oes SpItems. SengniNe irei %periaubt. Trs,s
75c. fir be sSIaide. @eriauit ron allen apotbetsrn
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spielforten 90. 900.

SVtcitutttu OOtOOOsOOV'
Blonb'ss eisniorase . Bid fam i'm
Seuat nm 2 rbr Nadm. sur Gbflri'
muus uno iuurbe nit A sesert 81
Stimmen ansenemmen..'
5 2luf eniiesl,ds Beiie Tom oleler
9ase Der " Sabre alte @drtner Sd'
MEL 9heis in Cincinnati ~ 9obs. @r
bate am 9a9mittos benz Bestabn'B
zines S,eunses b~eisemubnt uao befdfo
lid Ibenbs nit leinen, Gefdbrt aut Dem
Selmipese. Gls er Die 3reuSuiis Der
o. & .. S.,8.= 8obn nit Der 8od
Iuenue erreidt batts, fum Der Oltl'f
sebe noe i9us SO. Is beransebroulf.
Dof Der olte Mtann fab uno hOrte Den
jSus uusliidliderueiie nitt uno ,hldie
lid au, Die @eleiie Su freu5en. Sn o'e'
lem N%usenblide trni Die Sotomct'oe
oas @eiabrt nit idrsdli6er Serpdl''
aeririimmerte baslelbe unb in Der EaO-
fen Gsfunoe sinseu bic 8dcer unbarnl'
berSis lber bic S6rper Deg Maunes
uno bes Yisroes biniues, bieielben in
Der srauenbaiteiteu Beiie 5ermalmeno.
!Derr Gbeis ipar ioIOrt set6otst iporoen
ludbreno bas Gfreb, benz brei Selne
budltdbli6 pom 2eibe absetrennt iuor'
ben tuaren. iusnise @inuten ipdter per'
enbete. Mebrere pun Gntieben er9r,f
iene 3uidauer wOGnten benz nn9lid
bel. Ser aui 10 it,edliae @eiie nm's
2eben Gefommene BinierldBt cine Witt.
,pe uno orei &inotr i'll 9uien SsrmO'
aensuerbdftnl{jen.
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Grau gmiln Sbprne, in Soleoo,
@aib., iuobnbuif. iGreibt, baB iie mics
mals cine MeoiSin sesea rbeumatiide
SdmcrSeu erbalten babe. wetde ibr 10
idneIe 9inSsiuns seseben bal, iuie
Ghamterlalns ,,8aiu Balm" uno bab
lie ben Ballam ossbalb foripabreno i'll
ibrem 0aule 9ai.-2u baten in @als
fci'5 Nppibrfe.
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Die bette Safbe ill Der @elt fir
Sdhi. tuuuotn, lntti5un9en, GelbT::
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-03-23
Gin uniid,tbdrer fein6

lit mebr 3u iirbten. ais elm %offener iab Il6tparef
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faun Der aDrper auf ipirilid superldfiise Mstle stn'
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seubitters, ,peltcs as Sesensiit sesen bic miasna'
tiI1en Site i'm a6rper imb als ehuB'pebr ss9er
bereu IbdoIide Glnfriie ipirtt. @si malaridar. ger
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ism bieIss seIuEbbeitsipro.rnoea Dtittels. has anse
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icbs sIpotbetermirtrr lit. Wtan sebraub' bas gitiers
bel Gsspepfe. g%iIioiitat. Yeritopfuns. slierrnIeieei
rrh anheu lnciisnus.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-03-23

lie Gifabrang, welbe Geo. VI. Np'
oar in German 8a0ep. u. s., stmch'
bat, 1T isoeniaaS bciucrtsu5lUt,i9. Isl
lit oil druu,ihem Ourd,iaa Ino bait
felt luni Wtouateu On &aib bon vi,
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mru. Gr touite iid bann cue SlaIb'
Don Gbambertuin's autifs, G6oleia'
umo Surhtalimititl nhb sounte lib |
fnrSer 3sit ais 9sb,iIt ts!rab.cn, 81
habeu in Wolte,'s Npo.befe.
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bat eiiieit ticlnell 1uabeu iuescrl eiucS
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Yatbos mao ruit: .llnb nun, ncine
9errcn. lcbcn GIG iid ben an9efla9teu.
oieien arilel,. 5itternoen 9nabcn rcAt
Geral au-cr bat feiien Vater, fe.ae
SHUTTER. fcileu SrcunS, feinen 9tcd)iS.
beiifano-1- l~lngebenres @eldGter.-
sGabren Sic mr. tort. Serr aollcge.A
bemerft Der S~eriiseube, lid bin gang
Sbrer Mnli4t!"
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Die ,.@ro6qeIduorerea" i'm irildel
County T:ppsTnry ucbmcm cor eilua &c
Sabren ~fulgenbe G~sloluiiOueu en-:
Grltens, naB Elm ueufs q ridisgt,
baube g.taut miro.
2meiteus, Dap has Muteriul uom al
ten @etduDe auai Snu Dos nenea Der,
ipsnoct !Ulro.
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frlter nb.erilien iusrbeu iua. b;s %:
neue iert;9 lit.