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The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1895-12-27
HILLSBORO.

.lThe following items inelude Hulsaa1o and
Eicinity.l
Mrs. Duval has a sister from the east
visiting her.
Robins & Crews moved into their
new store last week.
Mrs. Carl Clausen has been spending
a few DAYS with her father in Las
Cruces but is again back in her home.
Uncle Ben Peers and wife are spend
ing their Christmas holidays with Mr..
aud Mrs. Duval. Mrs. Peers parents.
They expect TO remain two weeks.
The entertainment given by The Pal
mer Family on sunday evening WIS
especially fine and We should judge
that the result must have been salts
factory financially to the performers.
Miss Maude Smith returned from
Albuquerque on the 21st to spend the
Christmas vacation with her parents.
Miss Maude, it will be remembered.
~graduGted fruI the Hillsboro public
school last year and we afe pleased to
learn that she was able to take an ad-
vanced standing on entering the uni
yersity at Albuquerque. We are glad
to see her among u young people
again even for a short time.
The ladies Of Hillsboro met at Mrs.
0. E. Cent? on the p. m. of Dec. 23d
when they arranged and made pre-
visions for a leap year ball to be held
in GALES hall on the evening of Jan.
LIST, 1896. All ladies are cordially in
vited to come and bring Il gentleman if
they can. Gentlemen without escorts
will be cordially welcomed. Dancing
will begin at s o'clock p. m. and supper
will be served at the Union Hotel at
y M. Floor managers, Mrs. Cook,
Mrs. Cent? and Miss Vena Campbell.
The ladies of the Episcopal Guild
gave an entertainment on the evening
of the 21st inst. in Gales ball. The
exercises consisted of a Christmas tree
for the children, vocal and instrument.
al music, recitations, etc, The music
programme was especially excellent
and a prominent feature was added by
the cooperation Of the Palmer Family
who came to town on that evening for
the express purpose of giving an en-
tertaiument, Miss Cook presided at
the piano and Miss Monte Pettijohn as
usual sang beautifully, and most ex-
cellent solos were also rendered by
Mrs, P. J. Bennett apd Mr.. Brown.
Other features of the evening were a
fish pond presided Ove by Mrs. Geo.
Miller and which was completely de-
pleted twice. Fancy goods were sold
by Mrs. ThOs, Hall, and other ladies
waited upon such of the guests AS
wished supper. Santa Claus was per-
sonated ably by Mr.. Crosby Dawkins
and the tree was beautifully decorated
and lighted by tiny wax candles. The
young people danced after the other
exercises were completed until twelve
o'clock. On the whole it was a most
enjoyable time for Hillsboro people.
The gross receipts were $4,000. There
are a few small bills to be paid, but the
net proceeds will amount to over nine
ty dollars.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1895-12-27
aHonest" ana "Dishonest" Dollars.

"Honest" ana "DIshOnest" Dollars.
Every sensible nan who will reflect
over the great issue that is now under
discussion, must inevitably perceive
that the so-called sound" money men
are trying to keep down prices. The
whole issue is one of prices, but there
is a careful avoidance of that confess
sion OF the part Of the money dealers.
They say that a dollar which would
buy only half as much as the present
gold dollar would be a deprecated
and q dishonest" dollar; but they do
not say that the gold dollar of 1877;
was a dishonest" dollar. Neverthe,
less, the gold dollar of 1873 would pur-
chase not quite half as much as the
''honest" dollar OF 1S95-Atlanta Con-
stitution.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1895-12-27
Free Coinage of Silver
A Rare Opportunity.
H SILVER G

Three Dollars cash will secure THE BLACK
RANGE and the Silver Knight for one year.
Or, 81 IS cash will ecure The BLACK RANGE
for six months and tue Silver Knight for one
year.
Es-Only new subscribers viii receive the
benefit of the above offer.
The Silver Knight is published at Washing
ten, ID. c., and is edited by Hon. VIM. NJ.
Stewart. The Silver Knight is a s-column
weekly and is devoted exclusively to the
subject of monetary reform, and an earnest
advocate of the necessity of the remOne-
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with gold at II ratio of l6 to l.
Send in your subscriptions and secure this
grand offer. Circulate the Silver knight
among your silver friends. ard especially
among your goldite acquaintances.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1895-12-27

HIN for his horse and equipments.
LATERAL o'clock yesterday Shows
body was found nine miles from Sig
gins ranch. He had been shat TO death
Every Indication about the Lody point
ed to the work Of Indians"
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1895-12-27

1t is reported that Perley Ellison and
his family have been murdered by,
Apaehes IN Lower Pleasant Valley
Arizona.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1895-12-27

William Reed. superintendent of the
Ruby mine al Hanover. Grant county.
was cruelty murdered in his tent bY
unknown parties last Saturday.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1895-12-27

catarrh is a constitutional disease
and cannot be cured by local aprlica-
tions. Hoods Sarsaparilla Is n con-
stitutional remedy; it cares eatarrh
becauseIt puriHes The blood.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1895-12-27
Stray Horses.

Black horse, white face, sal feet white,
branded jill on right shoulder and r right
thigh. Bay horse. about 10 years old, brand
ed P-S left hip. Owner may have same by
proving property and paying charges. Ad-
dress. ROBERT MARTIN. Engle, n. NJ.
Aug. l6, 1895.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1895-12-27

Hoods Pills ale purely vegetable and
do not purge. pain or grlpe. Sold by
all druggists.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1895-12-27
Woman Who VIII work,

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terms.
HYGHA MFG CO. 37s Canal St. N. Y
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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1895-04-20

and was afraid was goiag into n
consumption. Yet kept on with
my work, however, but It was hard
thug for mo, because | was so weak
anu nervous th, | ,remhlsn from
be"d tn fnnt. IA t,mn went on
aradua''r pnt "nr-e ani vO,se, ald
ny eyes we're -uuken aUl drsHu IT,
i consulted a doctor in kentish
Town. He gave me medicin.. but il
did no good. After all this | got
the idea into my head tha, | should
not recover
"Ons day lady came into the
shor, and noticing the state I was
IN, kindly asked how long I bad
been i'll. | told her all about it.
aud she said, you try Mother
SeigePs Curative Syrup; it has made
me we'll, and bel,ev" il will do you
good
IL sent for bottle, and after TAX
ing only few doses ! felt relieved.
Presently my food agreed with zoe,
aud ] enjoyed my meals I could
sleep better also, aud by keeping on
'"n''H NV ~ 'bp u ~DOU RO' as
strong as ] ever Was in my life.
Since that time (now over four year.
ago.. | have been in the best of
health. 1 consider that in all prob
ability this remedy saved my life;
at all events, it restored nv health,
and life without health don't amount
to much. ! gladly consent to the
publication OF this statement. aud
will answer inquiries. Yours truly
gSigned), q. VINCE, 1i2, Shepherds
Bush Road, London, W., November
ooh, 1892"
Thus Mr.. Vince's unfortunate OK.
perieuce comes TO happy end. As
be- has to work for living, like most
OF Ia, he is 20 doubt often tired, but
never weary any more. And what
can possibly be more wearisnme
than loDg-continued illuesss With
him, az with millions, /, was the
stomach that was in fault. His food
entered the stomach aud stopped
there. So he suffered from two bad
results: he received no strength
from il, but he did receive the dead
ly acids aud gases which the fer
mented stuff gave birth To. Iudiges-
ton and dyspepsia. The same old
story OF pain aud misery, aud, thank
mercy, the same story Of restoration
and gratitude after an appeal for
help had been made to good old
Mother S-ig.l.
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Often ;ired But Never Weary

Let's discuss this point for two
minutes. Here's a man who says
that at certain period he began to
feel tired and weary" That's pre-
cisely the way he puts il in his let
ter. Now anybody has a right TO
feel tired or fatigued Cts the same
thing, after labor or much exercise.
It's the body's fashion of telling you
to hold up, to give il a rest. 1t is a
natural and, in health, with supper
and sleep just ahead, a pleasant feel.
ing. But MISUNDERSTANDING differ
emit. That comes OF monotony, of
waiting, OF loneliness. WEAKNESS is
OF the mind, not OF the body. But
it can arise In the body, all the same.
III this bothers you at first, don't
FAY, "StuiTp "humbugp but study
up on it. A man may be tired aud
happy, but not wedry aud happy.
For WEAKNESS means depressed
spirits, and nerves all sagged down
in the middle. And when you get
bot h at once you will DO wise to find
out what's gone wrong.
1t is a short letter, this is, and we
can Just as we'll quote the whole Of
it. The writer says: ut was in
November, 1887, when | began to
feel tired and weary. 1t seemed as
il had no strength left in me. Be-
fore that | had always been strong
and healthy. My appetite was poor,
and for days together l could not
touch any food that was placed be-
fore me, After every meal that |
did succeed in forcing down had
such dreadful pains in the chest aud
back that | was u most afraid To eat.
Then there was II sharp pain around
the heart, too, as though | was stab,
bed with knife.
II lost deal Of sleep. aud for
nights together ! didn't sleep at all.
Then | began TO lose Besh rapidly,
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1895-04-20
UNITED STATES AND JAPAN.
Tbs Pres mt American Minister al
TOXIC an Able Man

hohiV WI uiD III
Jspsu is nov considered quite ~
d-.irabl. = country hv our diplp
marir agents a. England or the roo.
iipent. The salaries Of the consuls
are high aud oar diplomats live
much bette in Japan than they DO
in Europe. Nearly everyone of them
has large establishment, With
plenty of servants, and they are, a.
a rule, Of higher Grade than those
appointed to the big cities Of Eu
rope. The consul general at Yoko-
hama is one Of the sblest men who
has . yer been sent abroad in that
capacity. His name is Nicholas w.
Mclvor. and he is an Iowa man Of
about 40 years Of age. He is fine
lawyer, and is q graduate OF Yale
College.
Packed with common sense and n
man OF business ability, he is making
very successful consul-general.
The vice consul. general is George
II. Scidmore, who has been for years
connected with the service, aud who
has considerable diplomatic ability.
At Osaka aud HiogO. tho great com
mercial cen'ers Of Western Japan.
the United States is represented by
Enoch j. Smithers, who has been
connected with our diplomatic ser
vice for a quarter of a century, aud
WHO did good work at Shanghai and
Tien. Tsip. At Nsgasaki We have
W. II. Albercrombie, a rich Ameri-
can, who has one Of the finest houses
in the far east and who is a man OF
culture aud brains.
The consuls, however, have to do
only with the business interests OF
the country and with the furt herring
OF American trade. All matters con-
nected with this war are laft to the
legation at Toxic, aud this is in a
better condition to-day than it has
been Tor years. The minister is Ed
win Dunn, relative of Senator
Thurman and a man we'll fitted to
d-sl with the Japanese from his resi-.
dence OF many years in the country.
He speaks the japanese as well as he
does the English, and he has an init.
mate personal friendship with the
greatest OF the japanese statesmen.
He is a big, broad shouldersH, red
headed man OF about 45. He is a
thorough American, and he has the
nerve to demand and he diplomacy
necessary to secure the best results
Tor our people in the far east. Ia
the past the Germans aud the Eng.
lish have systematically bulldozed
Japan into giving contracts and IA.
vors to them at the expense Of the
United States, but under the present
regime we are likely to get our own
share OF everything, and it will take
more than the average diplomat,
either japanese or European, to pull
the wool over Edwin Dun's red eye
brows.
The position Of minister to Japan
is now worth about S35, 600 year in
silver. The minister has a foe,
modern homo in Toxic, and hs lives
within a stones throw of half a
dozen Japanese mobiles and princes.
In addition to Mr.. Dun, the legation
consists Of secretary, a young man
named Herod, who is as bright rs a
dollar and who did good service in
Corea before he came to Japan; OF
DIR. Whitney, who has for years been
the interpreter OF the legation aud
who speaks Japanese like native,
aud also Of Lieutenant Michael j..
O'Brien, the military attache.
FRANK G. CARPENTER.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1895-04-20
Ringing Noises

In the ears, sometimes a roaring,
buzziug sound, are caused by cat
arrh, that exceedingly disagreeable
and very common disease. Loss Of
smell or hearing also result from
ca'arrh. Hoods Sarsaparilla, the
great blood purifier, is a peculiarly
successful remedy for this disease,
which it cures by purifying the
blood.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1895-04-20
FOR LEASE.
Beach Rouse To Let

A FURNISHED HOUSE
"A is to let or lease at k[wxs
Waikiki beach, few min ssSfks1.
car. IL has Cook House, Bath House anc
Good Sea Bathing Hou ehola Utensils
and Dishes are all complete. Rooms mar
be let with bathing privileges, il the whole
premises are not taken.
Have Other Houses In town AMI suburbs
TO let, furnished and furnished.
Also Building Lots for sale.
Inquire Of DAVID DAYTON,
l277-u AZ Merchsnt street
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Sowa Wa@rt1ten,

- lleber ben 9rano bon Mrcaota,
in Carroll @ountD, entnebmen mir ben
Sotalbldttern bon Carroll SOlsenoes:
Sonntas 9lbeno ben 3. Nop. ge9er
6! lbr brad in Dem 2eibitaa bon s.
&eboig Seuer aus. Die 6lammen
brahen an alien Gnoen fat suglei9
aus benz 8ebduoe, in BEN iib piel
Seu uuo StrOb befauo, beroor. Sdnea
tbeilten lie ii9 ben anliegenoen 8ebal=
ben, oenn Der berri4enoe fiir9terli6e
Sturm uno Der @aiiermanael madten
es unmD9lid, benz Seuer ginbalt gu
tbun. Sie 8ebGuoe an Der Siioieits
Der StraBe. %beitanoen in 8eibdftbau=
fern nno Spei6srn, waren in turSer
3eit Elm 6lammenmeer. Sisiss brang
Dor bls gum Sopce'iden SaubOlSbOfe.
Sier wlroe ibm Salt 9eboten, oa man
bort 8%elesenbeit bate, Walier anSu=
penoer. Nun aber ipran9en Die
Slammen iiber bic StraBe llno legten
idmmtlide @eldiftsbduler, oas palt=
amt in Ni1e. Q8ir aeben fOl9eno cine
Giite Der getroffsnen uno oeren Ver-
lutte, iotuie aud Der Serliderun9sium=
men. Der @erluit miro ii6 auf etpa
sos. 900 belauien.
@ie bas Seuer %entItanoen, Tam
ni9t ~an9e9eben peroen. Ginige mei=
men, es liese granbniftuna 81 8runos.
Qnoere iino Der Nnlibt. oaB ein Sun=
ten elmer locomotive Die S%euersbrunlt
berbDrserufen babe. Ollie Yewobner
bon Ircaoia ma6ten Die 9r6Bten In-
it%ren9unsen, Dem Seuer Ginbalt an
tbun, aber nit serin9em Grfol9e uno
bic Slammen b0rten erit >aui gu
wiitben als iie teine Mabruns msbr ian=
oen.
Die 8erlu1te iino:
9. Rebhis, 9eibitaa, 50 500; gerii6eruns
81, 500.
Grp's GumbsrparO, So, 500; gerii6sruns
81, 300.
Ssm. @Oie, S%attlersei9ait, 81, 500 gerii.
6erWn8 $500.
S. a~taOOen, e6ubma6er, SO 500; feline
Sernberhn9.
ga. Sanisls, So, 900; Yerii6eruus $500.
Claus Grp, @lepator, 81, 500 8erli9erun9
81 400.
&Obwer Sros', 8aaren, So, 500; gsrli9ss
run9 $4,000.
arnG Grp, @ebdnSe, So, 500; perfidert.
%. MtObr. Observation-Disclosures, $4,000
Oil Gebduoe $500 Serli9eruns $1,000.
@eo. 0teif, WteBser, 5 2 1900; Serii9erunS
5000.
Yilmaier, Groceries, $1,000, @ebGube
$500, S~auSseratbe $500; Sotai : Ssrlnt
SO, 300.
Irso gobr, Barber, $500; Sotal Serlni.
Eoltoiiice, S125 feline Serll6erung.
Srau Gbas. Ssuti6, 0ebdnoe; Yoiice iiei
aus am lester SamitaS (; 2otalsV erlnlt.
.. Mtspers, Salubu, 81, 500 perll6ert.
=, 1. @uwsss, Gileawaarsn ans ws0bsln
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Ser ,,Maiiun>B npm"

1T nun formsl srOHnet, inoem Sol.
Senoerion uno Senator NliIon 81
Gbita9p in elmer geratbun9 nit BOB"
clarion bon GbicagO ibre nSrabte Sl
leoen" ~besonnen baber. Die 3uIam=
mentunft mar uatiirlid cine seheime.
aber es gilt in ein9eDeibten &reiien fiir
abgsmaht, DAB Der Ylan pie fOlst
ltebt: Spm Heeo. Der energiide rGsar"
Der Republitaner, bat anertannters
maBen Die 6ili6eu Slatt-A uaD=Was
idinen @len Yort uno YennipIUanien)
fir ii6 as,ppnnen. Sollte Oas Yers
lanoen mad einem vWeitli1en" Wanne
8eeo unmOslib MADDEN, 10 iollen oieie
&rdfte 81 2lQiion abidnentsu. iuelder
nit Dem Ne.u Yortsr MtiliouGr
Mtc9llpin als aoiutant, als Republics
nii6e YrGiioents= unb 0ices prdlioent=
i6afts=Ganoioateu Die republitaniiden
2e9ionen bel Der nGditen NatiOnalipabl
anfiibren. llno Danu: Surrab fir
Soma uno Dubuque! SOh leioer lit
bic Serednuns nod mlebr SOfnung als
irseno etpas Inoeres.
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@eSlep, Sa., II. Nou. 1895.
Nerr Rahnftanr

8eSlep, Sa., II. Nou. 1896.
Wert1sr SEER Rebatteur
Nep. ~. &. Gdart lit pou @eslep nad
Gberotee =. 3. periest woroeu. Wtit grobz
tenn 2sib IebeH mir ~unleren tbeuren 8ater
uno RatbSeber i6eiben. @as g8eslep 1T
uno leiH wiro, wuroe pou ibm 9eSriiuoet
NIB 9epIlegt. llniere Gemeinoe ;Gblt so
,Samilieu unb bate Dor brei SabreW bereu
nllr 2O-25 ~auijaweiieu. Sater Gdert bat
I'D &aen mlerer @emeinbe mper9eBli6
gemo6t bnr9 bic @rri6tmng eiues Der
i6onlteu S6nlseb0uoe III Soma. Ni6t
bios bat er bos aQeS, mas mir baben, err
ribteu laiien, ionbem ourb eroBe gei6ens
tun9eu aller 9rt ein wiirbiges geiipiel
gegebeu. Dur burd ieiue Nlugbeit mo
S%puriamteit, nebit 8otteS Se9elt, foulte
oas Ales III 10 furier 3eit ber9eltellt werben.
ySir baben Sir6eIei9eltbum I'M gSertbe pou
$12 900 unb feline Shuloen mebr. g9ir,
ieiner Seellorge dIuertraut. fOnuen nur
our6 @ebete fiir unisrl treueu Sirten ibm
bas uergsltet, mas er iiir ms uuo uniere
6iubsr getban bat. Wt6ge gottes beiliger
ibu be9leiten aui aIen ieineu Ne9eH.
A6tun9spou s. ..
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MunduS Vult deeipi
Trauealiit uub TraueutruQ.

Sine raffinirte 8aunerin itelte iid
oieier cage in einem bieIiaen Packing
House Elm uno erbettelte unter elmer
meiiterbaften Saritellun9 elmer eroa9=
ten 8ei9i6te, bon benz gi9entbiimer
cine @nleibe BON $50. SD bin bic
Srall oes Serrn YOo9e bon Siour Gitp"
(ein betannter Packer bon oprt) uno
poate auf benz Wsse na6 Dem Often
bier in Dubuque cine befrennoete Sd
mile beiu6en, bic aber berreiit iit",
erSabIte Die Sprene, yuuO babe oil
msinen 8atten I'm @elD 9ei1rieber,
oa i6 msin portemounaie gu SauIe
Oer9aB. &Onuten sic mir nidt aus-
Belfsn". = .Natiirlih, tpie bel miin=
i9en Sic, Wtaoame SooSe?" ia9te Der
freunoli6e 8eidaftsmann, Der ben
Seim nitt mertte unO oarauf ein9.
Wit $50 in Der Sai6e unb Sbrduen
Der Santbarteit perabi9ieoete iid, 5rau
SOoge" uno Der 9utberSise rPader"
-. bat inSwii6en ausssfunoen, baB
er sriinoli6 betrOsen muroe.
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utli VIulloS SSullUlultllOeI Ullp tIIltll SlpbtN
Ginl9altbiloe, bariteleuD: Die Ser'
flarlrl9 Gbrilti AMI benz Serge Sdbor".
Ea6 benz @emaloe pom Jfaiael San;io.
Sieier beitausgeltattete. 20S 2eie=
lpalten %umfallenoe uno reid ilultrierte
&alenoer fir Die oeutiben Satboliten
Der Ser. Staaten bat fpl9enoen Sn:
bait:
ToultdloigeS 6alenbariltm nit ben Wbs
%btloungen uuo Sel6reibnn9en bon IL Wta=
rieu'= gSauiabrtSorte1 RomS neblt perell
Wnaoenbiloern ulo 12 WtouatS6eili9en nit
begleiteloeu @eoi6ten BON 6proula Neres
9rllla.
Sulirierter NeuiabrS9ruB.
Ger mGdti9ite Sunoes9enoiie I'M groBert
Geltertampie Der 3ett. @iesu ein Souieis
teIbilD.
I gjeneraluitar 0fi9r. Wibael Map.
p. Getrus Gnsel, 9Qbt Der Ssnebiftiners
Nbtet ct. Sobn, Golegeuile, Otinn. I
Ser iiebeute Ssutl6 =ameritauiide &atbo=
llfentag III louisville, 6p., NIT ben BortratS
Der 9 beruorra9enoten &eouer oeSielbeu.
Die General SerIammllmg bes beutiden,
romll6 statbolii9m GentralsS ereins III Nep
Oorf.
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81. StraBe i'll New 9Orf.
lluiere liebe Srai pom 8oientranSe III
Sale bi Pompei III StalieH.
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sabllun9 Don It. D. Solaloeu uebit IL Slut
itrationen. (S3luB.)
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RoIentran;. YoQ~eiteubilo. 9ta0 benz
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einem GeOi9l Der &OientranS" Don Goroula
Eere9rila.
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Re8en nit 4 Suuitratiouen.
CT. Srau,isfus. @oubilb mad Der Sris
srlalfampolttion BON 8. Sa!eutin.
3ipei 8orte. @eoi6t.
Gr Raml el Selabt. 9teiieerlebniB Don
DR.. &arl Rap nit 3 Sauitrattonen.
Gtipas pom 6alenoer. Bon s.. &eiter -
nit balbleitiger aopfeiite.
Sergeaut S%r0pelmeier in Der 6lemme.
MilitGrbumoreste pom Sanns pom &aas
baum nit II Seoer;ei9nnnSen pon Gmil
6einite.
Rebus nit benz 8er,ei6uiB Der Rdtbiel
lOl er pom porigen Sabr. - amfluoigun9en
aus benz Sbeneeuamnten lam ii1
Sober ein llrtbeil biloen iiber ar bas
SntereiantP, welHes in unierer Pramie
gu Iinoen lit.
Ibonueuteu, tuelde ibren Hiidltano
uno e.. bibles Sabr i'm SOraus beSab=
len, erbalten IofOrt elnen Marien-Sa=
leuoer Sugelanot. unIere Abonnenten
iino baber oarani aufmertIam 9ema6t,
oaB lie oenielben ois PrImie erDalten
tOanen. uno besbalb ni9t 81 taufen
brallben.
Itmnenteu, beren Sa9r crit ipater
ablluft, f0nnen ben &alenoer als Prd=
mie erbalten, inbem iie ein meiteres Sabr
i'm Spraus beSablen.
4. 0onner,
NeihGft5fiibrer.