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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1896-08-22

Attention Miners have several hnu-
dred cords of good fir wood and mining
timbers at the mouth of Rock creek. for
sale on reasonable terms. Enquire OF
or address, JOIN CARTER.
Emmett. IDA.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1896-08-22
NOTICE

All persons living in road district No
6 will please take notice that they must
take care OF their waste water and moi
allow il TO flood the public roads. All
who allow water to flow from their
bitches or fields on the roads will be
prosecuted to the fullest extent of the
law. There will be positively no ex-
captions TO this rule
THOMAS RUSSELL,
Road Supervisor.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1896-08-22
A wife Equal to . Gold Mine

win some Of your readers give me a
good receipt for making cold starch
am selling self.heating flat-irons and l.
ron a little at every house and have 70
use some starch every place and want to
know how TO make good cold star ch.
My husband was In debt and | being
anxious to help him thought would
sell self heating hat-irons. and am do.
ing splendidly. A cents worth OF fuel
will heat the iron for 3 hours, so you
have a perfectly even heat You can /.
ron In half the time and no danger OF
burning the clothes as with the old iron,
and you can get the most beautiful gloss.
sell at nearly every house. AS the iron
saves so much fuel every body wants one.
make 81 so on each iron aud have not
sold less than 10 any day worked. Nv
brother is dong well aud think anyone
can make lots of money selling irons.
J. +. CASEY & Co, St Louis. No,
will start anyone in the business, as the,
did me. Il YOU will address them.
Mrs. A. RUSSELL
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1896-03-04
Is the A. o. U. w. a Fraternity or an
INSURANCE Company?

During the panic of 1894 we all re-
visions and seed grain sent frem this
and other states into the drouth-stricken
state of Nebraska Wien the members
of the A. o. U. w. in the order at large
read of the suffering of the Nebraska
people, they thought at once of their
brothers in Nebraska. To think with a
Workman Is to act, and contributions
began to pour into the Nebraska grand
lodge for relief of mem bers of the A. O.
U. w. Oregon sent $560.S5. Temple
lodge, The Dalles, sent $50. When the
contributions had ceased to pour in, the
grand lodge of Nebraska reported $780,
1852. Is this fraternity or insurance?
What insurance company would do this
for the people who furnish the money
for it to do business?
Fortified with friendship and charity,
the principle of protection is solved. A
Workman cannot suffer honest poverty
without alienation. If his hand is par
allied at its toll, he is maintained until,
his muscles grow strong, and.this does
uOG COuo III SruuSIDS CudVlGy IL Is MS
right. His wife and children are not
driven into the street to beg while he is
sick; the dignity of his manhood is
spared such humiliation. In his old
age he is not driven to the almshouse;
he is man to the last. He does not
die alone; brothers stand by in the
final hour, and half the bitterness of
death is forgotten in the thought that
brothers will follow him to the grave,
that his widow will be cared for and his
orphans protected.
Is it any wonder that the order has
grown, and that today it stands the
largest and strongest fraternal beneficial
society in the world. The yellow fever
of the South, the grippe of the North,
and the panic of '94, have all beaten up
against this solid wall of living rock, and
when the clouds had rolled away the
world witnessed the greatest spectacle
of the Nineteenth century-an army of
$50, 900 men, banded together for mu-
tual aid and protection. Aterum Glte-
rius auraLio eget. (The one needs the
assistance of the other.)
D. @. HERRIN.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1896-03-04
BRIEF MENTION.
Leaves From the Notebook of Chronicle
Reporters.

Meeting of the Epworth League to-
morrow night.
Forecast-Snow tonight and tomor-
row; warmer.
The March term OF the county COM
missloners' court began today.
Regular meeting of the East End Hose
Co. tonight at the engine house at 80
o'clock.
The Dalles Commission Co. have
placed some very handsome signs
around their place of business.
The judges for the school meeting next
Monday are M. Randall, Geo. A. Liebe
and J. Staniels; clerks, Hugh Chrisman
and Ralph Rowland. -
The stringers have been laid for the
first floor of the west third of the new
Vogt building, and workmen are en7
gagged on the old walls.
Rev. E. B. Sutton will deliver lecture
at O'Clock this evening at the Baptist
church, on the principles and objects of
the A. P. A. No admission fee is
charged.
Captain Waud said this morning that
if the dredger could be operated little
while longer, it would open up a pas
sageway SO that boats could come
through, but that the total force work.
ing at present at the locks consists of
twelve men.
Mrs. w. S. Myers, president, Miss
Jennie Russell, secretary and Mrs. S. P.
M. Briggs, treasurer, of the Women's
Relief Corps, went to Hillsboro this
morning to organize a Relief Corps at
that place. A membership of forty ie
promised.
Messrs. ]. 7. and F. D. Eshelman of
Tacoma are in the city. With DIR.
Eshelman of this city, and L. J. Eshel-
man, they will go to the home of the
old folks near Centerville, to hove a
family reunion and attend the golden
wedding, which occurs on Thursday,
March 5th.
A large number of people were present
last evening at the lecture of DR..
Kantner at the Congregational church.
DIR. Kantner is pastor of the First Con-
gregational church at Salem. He has a
most effective style of delivery and
chooses his words with rare facility,
many of his sentences having an cpl
grammatIc terseness. Taking up the
title of his lecture, "Move On" he said
there were two classes of people he
wanted to speak about-those who did
did not move, and those who moved in
a wrong direction. He urged the me-
cessity of moving on in the line of NOR
atty and the building up of character.
The lecture was interspersed with many
amusing anecdotes, which served to
point the moral.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1896-03-04

Section refers to lawlessness or vio-
lence being perpetrated on all public
buildings or property belonging to the
pity or any corporation or business firm.
Section 2 refers to the trespassing upon
any railway train, whether in motion or
not, and is aimed at those boys or others
who are in the habit of jumping on and
off cars when in motion for the sake of
what sport there is In it. The ordi-
nance was placed upon its final passage
and passed, all present voting aye.
Councilman Nolan brought to the at
,tention of the council, upon request of
Water Superintendent Norman, the
matter of the appraisement of lots in
Gates addition belonging to the city.
Mr.. Nolan moved that the committee on
streets and public property appraise all
unsold lots in Gates addition. Mr..
Grove wanted to know the object of the
appraisement, and Mr.. Nolan replied
that certain lots were desired for pur-
chase by parties who had buildings
upon them. Mr.. Grove was favorable
to selling the lots actually desired, but
thought it wonld be unwise to appraise
the entire number of lots owned by the
city with the purpose in view of selling
Shem at auction. That it was generally
conceded we were on the eve of more
prosperous times, and that from now on
the lots would rapidly enhance in value.
Consequently as business proposition
the interests of the city would be better
anrUn6 nv hn1Aino
selling at low figure, at auction, to be
gobbled up by spectators. Mr.. Nolan
took an opposite view of the case. He
said the city was not the proper party to
enter the field of speculation. 1t was
vastly better to dispose of the~lots to in
divIduals, who would then build
thereon, and pay share of the taxes,
water rent, etc., and become citizens,
thus building up and supporting the
city, and contributing to the treasury.
Mr.. Grove held to his original argu-
ment. Mr.. Saltmarshe, also, could not
see why it was advisable for the city to
sell its lots at this time. The motion
praisement will be made. Mr.. Nolan
then moved that when the council ad-
iourn it adjourn to meet two weeks
hence, Tuesday, March 18th. and con-
slider the report of the committee:
Carried.
= Councilman Grove next called the at
tention of the council to the fact that
the city's contract with the Electric
Light Co. had expired. This subject
was productive of varied observations,
resulting in no definite action being
taken. 1t was recognized that the ex-
pense of lighting streets was the largest
of any other expense of the city. Sew
eral taxpayers had expressed the opinion
to Mr.. Grove that they should be dis
continued. Mr.. Saltmarshe suggested
that the city might get a reduction.
Mr.. Lauer thought this was possible,
considering that the expired contract
was made two years ago, since which
time every business had suffered a de-
probation of values. Other comments
were made by the gentlemen of the
council, but no motion was made.
Adjourned.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1896-03-04
The CITY DADS
Consider HuntingtOn's Alley = sneda9
ker's warrant--New Ordinance, Etc.

Consider HuntingtOn'S Alley - Sneda-,
ker's warrant--New Ordinance, Etc.
The councilmen who were present at
the regular meeting last night were
Messrs. Menefee. the mayor, Ross,
Grove, Nolan, Lauer, Saltmarshe, Wood
and Johps.
After reading of minutes, the petition
of B. S. Huntington and. others was
taken up for an alley in the rear of block
IA. Mr.. Huntington was present to
urge the measure through, and furnished
the council with needed information and
maps. Mr.. Bonn, who is averse to the
that he would oppose it unless it was
made 20-foot alley. The petition calls
for width of IA feet. Mr.. Huntington
claims that every foot of width over IA
feet will be a serious detriment to him
self. However he WAS willing to in
crease it to 16 feet. By this he loses a
valuable fruit tree and is compelled to
move his barn. With 20.foot width
he would lose three fruit trees, and Mr..
Whealdon would have to move his
house. The petition was referred to the
committee on streets and public
property.
Ia petition of Stubling & Williams for
rebate of liquor license, $3.50, was read,
and on motion of Saltmarshe, was
granted.
DR.. Snedaker, in response to the re-
quest of the council for an indemnifying
letter to recover So warrant, accident
ally burned, wrote letter to the council,
which was read by the recorder, pledg-
ing his entire property, personal and
real, to stand between the city and dis
aster. Postponed till next regular
meeting.
A letter from the Gle Elum Coal Co.,
asking the council to purchase their
black diamonds was read. 1t was re-
ceived with such blank indifference that
it made a noise when it struck the floor.
The report of the committee on the
matter of the city granting corrected
deeds to certain lots, recommending that
they be given, was adopted.
Councilman Johns of the committee
on streets and public property, report
ing on the matter of the road east of
town, recommended that faction be de-
ferred until the next grand jury meets"
Adopted.
The reports of the treasurer, recorderI
and marshal were then read and
adopted.
The following bills were read and war
rants ordered drawn for their payment:
Jas Fl Blakeney, mrshl salary S rs 90
Geo Brown, engineer fire dept :. rs 90
G w Phelps, recorders salary :. so 90
@ J Crandall, treasurer's salary. 20 90
Connolly, night watchman. 60 90
Mays & Grove, mdse l 80
T Hudson, insurance premium. so 90
Dalles Electric 1t Co, lighting SITS 19l so
F Durham, hauling . so
r Beck, labor ............. 6 75
Henzie, hauling dead cow 1890 90
Ralph Gibbons, work on streets 6 90
Columbia House, meals to prsnrs. IL %
M T Nolan, mdse fire dept. 49,. 2 25
An ordinance was then read entitled
an ordinance to prevent and punish
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1896-03-04

Total. .........-..........$ 1851 35
An ordinance was then read entitled
an ordinance to prevent and punish
trespass on real and personal property.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1896-03-04

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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-06-12
Sldnoif Dies.

I GonitantmOpet, 1. SUM-. llntcl
Oct III 9ojo94no5 im @iaoIst yitlis
Itotionirten 9lmie, 6apoQerie 1T Die
Yrit ou59ebrOdcn.
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R9cln 1T uOu eilrem @9ifeu6rude beim,
9eIndt woroeu. 0ic Q8emDerae Iiub
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ocs elfmertaren Nus6rudcs, bat ben
@llenbaBnUertcDr trad0cttgt.
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iebtcn 6ipel Gage Bnbeu TN gan5en
0eutidlano befti9e BON &egen be9leite-
te:Orfnne 9cberri6t, tuelde grc6en 9da-
oen anrldteteH. 2ele9rnpbm uno 9ele.
%pbOnOrdbte ipuroen gu 8ooen qerlIieu
ulo Die 3rnbtucrbin0mng, uamentlid
Die telepDonilte, lift unit rbroden.
7 Sr0b Guinea, D.. SUM. Ole BON
S1la9n eniianOtc fran56iii6e Ni9er.
@Epeoitior BAT I'M 8or9eo-Qaroe cine
o~errlGtenoe Nieoerlage crlitten. 8iele
l9fer Wit9licocr iino ourb uerqiftete
Bleile 9etOotet wOr0en. Die Idipafen
ueberbleibicl Der Expedition lanaten am
II. Wtai 81 9inmn Gil.
I Berlin, l. SUM-. 9yins G;eora
pon Cumberland, tuelter it'd Dor Sur
sem III 0emilnoen elmer Operation AIR
Gnlfernun9 zines @tldWires aus Dem
nnterlparf btfinoet Iid nod
IN einem tritlidcn i5uItanoe unb
9ofnun9 auf ieina @iebtrbe,ftel-
Jung lit nur 9erins.
! 0fOsfau, 4. SUM. l~uqrn5suaen
Der lesten Samstag auf Der @6oolins.
ole @bene ltatt9ebabten furdtbaren Sa.
aitropbe ltlmmen barin therein, bas
ne Sbnlo fir bieielbe bauptIddlid
'en $~oli5eiprdfscten @la7omsfp treffe. i
mics bo6miiihis Die ibm auoe- I
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oaB er iein 9ei6dft oerItebe unb t
IN unfau gu 6efirdten lei. SIM Solfe 1
erri6t unsebeure @rtitteruua oeoen
Slul1oisstp, uno iein Same piro BON s
SeuteH perfu6t, tuelde nit 1la5d1eu e
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2I1l Soro.

Scerclien iperoeu i'll ben meiiteu 5dicu oIS 9eiuuo.
bettsf0roerno eradtet. Su ben meilten 5dneu Iuo
ne es aud. @bcr eS mag lpoht b~s5peifelt luerocil. OF
Scuteu bon iebr itipd1li1er Sonltitutiou ODER mt;
lebr ~let56aren yero,H oaS 9IrdgsrHttcItperbcr an
Soro zines O6eonoampierS 5~utrd9llt lit, luemu neTcn
au8rcjfelbe unh crid6pfcuoe @irfnug uI6t burdl
enc meoi3tnllde SdnBluebr 9clinoert NIB puraIDTrt
miro AeHn mir benz Ssn9niB BON Souicubeu nnn
E5conIabrcrn, cinerIet ob neutrality-suspicious. pocr
Seeieatc bon @eruf gIauherr bitricn. 10 lit oae bette
aucr SbHbmlttel ami Der See SoIteitcr'S Wla0cubt-
terS. &r0ute, Acknowledgment. QauoeI5= mo Qycr=
guu9nrgorciicnoe lpte tm 2icHit ergrautc Scc6dreu
lttntntlt oariu !ibCrCtu. oGB JIG oas 8ittcrs ats belttS
SttntnIan5- mo Cuttings ME ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
W!lttel empiebIeu. Gbcnio ipredcu nd Gm1grouttn,
NJn!.tere Der GtOtlllatlun Ill unbiic0dteM Se9euOcu.
Seute, bic iib i'll bisber iIu9eluo butte Se6eHsuerGdlt'
niTe ltfiden lnlIiieH. ans. 9e9cH maIarii6e. rDeu-
nlotlIbe nno 9tierenleloen. 9c9eu 9teruoiitdi. 9tBeu-
motIsmus uHO Spspepie. Sebcrorud NIB Sartleibi4-
teit 1T Oos gtttcrs Elm nnoer9leidlj6es artonum mo
ais ioltes pou bet eriteu piTeni1oitItbCn Nutorit0-
ten bon nah lluo fern cmpfphIeu.
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ggdbreuo oes gDin,ers 1893 ,

g8dbren0 bes gGinters 1893 400
ii4 s. M|artin bon Gong 8ead, gB.
Sa.. cine GIidItuna gu, luelde in elnen
rartnGdi9en !0aiten iibergin9. Sier.
lbet ia9t 9err Niattiu: .um BEN 6u.
ten log 81 tpcrbcn, wanoie ib mebre,e
@iiIieI AT, obae a6cr sInItige RcIuftafe
81 frjielen. @Holid fnnIie i9 mir eipe
8lnide Glamb:rfains 6ufcnmitfeI.
rUel1e Meoi5ln MIDI III 8dtoe furirt."
@cnn Sbr ciucn 6Gtcn babt, brau6i
S9r nibt Dor9er mebrere nnoere Ml,tel
81 ocrin6en. @DambcrloinS SuItsnmit.
tel mig0 Sud iOIOtt 2iuoernn9 perIboI-
fen. 9icie Wieoiiln 1T felt Swau5i9
Sabren numda'lA popu!dr2r geiuorocn.
3n Da6cn in 8ioi6en 5u 25c uuo soc.
BEL Waltcr 9ro3.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-06-12

ueber ernen anoeren &f nit einenl
abler wlro aus 8etostep. Mti6., INTERN
l. SUM- beribtet: Oscar Salcoit, Elm
8eriiherungs-Nsent fpelber unter cen
6armern Der nn9ren5enpen Counties ibd-
Zig 1T, ipulOe i'll 9lals 5opnIbip aui lei.
nem @e Ie ourd eineu @alo bon einem
anlerifanilbeu &oier ansefaIIsn, Der linn
Die &ra(ien in bas Gelidt uuo ben Sea-
den etnidlus. @rit mad id,perem &amr-
fe sctans es Salcott, ii6 BON benz So
9el 81 befre,en. Ell iuar ieoo6 10 idiper
oil ben @anscn unb am Salie serleiidt
oaB CT na6 Yetostep 5uriiftebreu muB-
te. Cine Geieui9uft mill Jest 0 Be-
tosfep aufbreder, UNI ben Ioler iuomDs-
lid e~in5ufangen. Sor 5ehn Sa9eu
luuroe Der 6aruter 9oren5o WafefOro
auf Die ndmIi6e @eile nnaefnllen unh
oil Der Qano oerlebt. SOr 5wei Sabren
fil6rte Gin Noler III Der ndmll6en Naf,.
baridaft elm 3inO bss 6errn 5reeman
G0Ie 0rei ODER bier Meileu iueit bauol
luur0e iebOd p0n Dem Sate, 81 4Ieror
perfOl9t uno i9licBli6 Our6 eiiel
S6u6 9et0otet. 9as &inO entfam mi
8erin9fa9igcn SsrIesungen.
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Gin 2ltteft.

9iermit be5 ,uae I'D, onB i6 am II.
Wtal NIT RriIden III Malid5 Gtpot6eft
9lng, uno bort cine 6lni6e Gbamber-
lans 8ni1-9aliam ~taufte, in Der Soft,
nun9, oas Mittel luiiroe mid bon &beu,
mo I@nluS befrcicn. Natoem i'd brci
6lal9cn aufgebrau6t bate. mar in fit,
r'rt. SD empfeble oas Mittel ieoen
y N'noen.-G gdrIrs $. @esel, Sea
buTD, 81.
Die O6ige beidluorene Gtusinge be-
ltdtI9e l6 bierlnit. 8nlter ebipman,
ytotar gu bdben in 5lai9en 81 SOC
bel 8lifer Bros.
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Srete QtIIelt.

Seroet Sure 9torelie an s. 6. Sud.
fen & &C., @bico9o. unb Sbr befommt
cine freie Yrobcida6tcI NIT Or alng's
gtep 2ife 8i05". Sin Ser1u6 plro Sud
ton oercn 28ettD %iiber5cu9cn, 9icIe Yil-
fen wiltcn Nib uno lino bcIOuoerS 9ut
9c8cn Seritopiung H., SopIweb. @e9tn
W}alaria uuo Gebcrfrnnfbett erlUieIen lie
il0 nniddbbar. GS Wilo garnntirt, oaB
lle ION leoer ihGOiidcn 6ubitans 1rei
uno nur nr3 4~Ilar6cuitoRen ber9eitcat
Iluo. 9le itlUddeu nid)t, louoeru itQr-
fen Ota9en un0 GebGrme IOIUie oas gait
sc SDitem. 9tcgularer 8rets % Gents
per S6n0tel. 3u babcu IN @alter
Bros NDotbete.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-06-12

nuo Steinen belpnffnet, i'm nod am Iet-
ben Gage bel ieinem gintreffen auf Der
gbene selpubt babsn wiirben, penn nidt
2ruppfn nuf ielnem 8e9e Spntier ae.
biioet 4dtien uno ct ieltit cine It1rfe
@scOrfe 9cbabt bate. gSdbreno ocs
Sebrdnses me6ten Solnden, mel6e lib
umrtn9t ia9eu, aussiebigeu 8sbroud,
BON ibren 9nuteu, nm aus benz @eordns
&c 81 s~elanscn. 9rei BON ibuen ,pur-
ben aus Den Sdttelu g~eriien uno eetbos
tet uno Die ~ibrigeu cntflo6eu. Giniae
Wtulbifs ertrnnten in Den fir bos 9et
berbei9ebrn6ieu BOttiden nit Sier, in
tuelte lie li4 flirSten, I'M trirftn su
f0nnen.
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Drobe.Sdue.

- g. 8. Clifford, Stem @aIien
@isc.. fit on &eural9ie unD &6euma
SIN us; fem Maseu nor auBer SrS.
tung, ieine 2eber mar in acknowledgement
BeiIe un9esriifen, Ippetit nabm ab,
nno er bate on 5leii6 unb @tdrfe be,
beuteno absenommen. 9rei 6laiden
@lsftiribes 8itters" bielten ihn.
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eHl8teUeH- Ott SdUt iUleH tqII Ie=
bod nIbt re6t geheaer. nno besbalb
SO9 CT Dor, ans Cuba su eniflieben.
S 8elDer 9ieb., 3. SUM. Die @e,
genb noioapeititdJ BON bier tuurbe am
9%onne.It flag GtenO BON einem iiberaus
befti9en GtHtm mp 9!geliG!ng heim9e-
Iu6t. Siele MteiIen iii umfreiie erl,t-
ten Die tFelptr grcBtn S6aoen, uno Die
,3dune wuroen 5eritDri. 9nbei purbe
Der Stn>belorabt in elner Ioltbeu Weiie
iiber Die Qanb7traBfn 9eUOrfen oaB bic
lcltcn 5elilpeitIg mpaiiirbar iuaSen.
9ns Gobnbaus g8iaium Spoon's
ur0 cine 9rUBe Nn6abt S6uppen unb
| Stuuurgeu ipuroeu hur9 Den Sturm
5crtriimmeri. grUbeu Sdooeu erlltt
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oen @ebduoen anf Ieiner Sarm blieb
II dts iibtig. al8 bos 8obnBaus. Ga..
islte Gilt bon benz cine Nicile uOtoIi9
wubnen0en 5arNer Ilbert @hambcrs.
Cine 2(ujnDt 8iir9er bon Eenoer Bus
6cu Ij6 in &c8tejtun9 oon @er5tcn na6
Der uon uniUetier Dcim9eIudteu G;9enO
bt9eteu. G3 D.i8t, Dap mebrere Bttio'
neu lUd6yeu6 tc8 ltriu,ttCrs i6per ucrz
lest, moroen Iiuo, onrunter me6rere
Wiit9ticbct bon Q9m. Ggoon's 6amilie.
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bQ tommcu idglld mejtere 8eridte iiber
tntItb(ibe 0rguctiDa!eu ipanii6er Sot-
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| 6ou8 zines W}aurcs namcn5 Wateo
U20ttiEs5 uU6;igcit babe. WattinC5
mar UOu bcu Saiu19mtcn 5um 9ienite
gcprcGt lrcrhcu uu6 Die Spouier mo0teE
MN uoa ~icjacr Satin ausfin0i9 MAIDEN,
wo0lm Il NuI t,GctW babe. Nls Seno'
ra Malt'ucs uUi8 0aus trnt. Bcrrifte
lie Sabip Gil, I'D ibr Niarn Iei. Sic
uetiiderle, ielntn N~ufenibali5ort nih;
gu fcuntH. sd nil beinem 0etG6t-
niBe nndbetfen!" rief Der Spanisr ulo
rlB Der 8r0u 5urddit idmmilide &lei.
Der pom 2elbe. DIS lie nod INNER
nidts geItnnb, brang Der llnmenl6 nit
0c5iidtcm S6ipert nuf lie ell uno bieb
lie untcr benz @eldttcr lciner 2eute
budItGblid III Gtiide. Sic NraelJe
bel ObcrIt 0lIucra ourb Sell5ario No-
oarc5 bate CUR. 6plge, boB ge9en o,eleu
EN- 0GitsbcIcbl c~rlaiicn lUnrOe. @r
wuroe 1eopA geuarnt, entIlOD nnb ltelte
iid in DEN 0tenIt ber Suiursenten.
g8enige Gage nadbcr ilberfiet Die
Monn'6aft oe8 Wtot,na cine nnoere
Spite SIT 9leifsm 3uede. 2tls lie feline
NuiiUort ertbe!len f%ouutc, luuroe lie nit
i0rem Sdu8tinG uUr Die 0i;ttt 9eidlsppt
uno uor Die GOl0ue unr oercn auf Tie
9crldteten @elUeGre 0cIte0t, n2nt-
luorte"! ricf Der SefebtS9aber, nober
itirb''. sic luitOcrGotte ibre Seriide-
ruu9cn, njdt gu %tuiIieul, mo b,e Mau.
uer ibreS 9auIcs ieieu. n0onn ftuert
auf ole Gere!" idrle Der robe Menid.
Dem Befebl wuroe ausenblidlid Sol
&c 9eleiitet. Die Muttec ionf gu 9obe
9etrpffen gu 8O0sn, ober on& &inbden
tebte nod unO eifer ser Solbnten n1a6-
i'm mittellt icine5 @eiuebrfolbens
Den 0arau3.
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- 9iejeni9c1, iuel6e an rbeumatj.
l6en Nnfalen Ielben, iulten ole en-.
pitno!i5en Steueu nit @9ambcrlains
Hnln-SaIi am re,bcn. SUate bie5e 8c-
bonoluu9 2noeruug Der G6mcr5en
n'dt peridaifer, 10 binbe man ein nit
benz 8allom 9~etrdnftes Stiid 6(aucn
an ben betreifenoen &0rpertbcil. Sic
S5mer5en iueroen bato barauf per9e.
ben. 9as Mittet lit 81 Bobcit bel
g8alfer BROS.
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Obr Rndbe miro feinen2nonat Ian:
ger leben.
ger Ieben.

9ns rs mas 9errn @llmer Srpuu,
81 Wtlu StrnBe, 9ouib @aeoner. 0{os.
Don Den Nersten 9efast lonroe. sein
So6n lit on elmer 2un9enfrantAcit, Die
uon 2ppbus 9sioiat mar unO CT bate
Den &er5ten 1919 bcSnblt, ois 0ielelter
lbn Gnisa6en, inOem tic erfl6r!en, oa6
lem Sobn nidt mgbr ldn9er ais einen
UtOnat leben Ueroe. ST psrIudte baum
Or. ain9's 9erU 9iscoucrD" NIB Der
@ebrnub BON cin paar 6laihen CAB inn
leine @einnobeit wieper mo tcIQbiale
ibn sur Ntteit 81 9ebeu. Gr io9t, bob
er leine oer5citi9e CUTE @eluntbait o..
Sings NeW DISCOVERY 3u ~o5roaufcn
lat nno ipei6, baB CO Die beIta lle0iSin
9e9en 2un%genfrnnfbeit lit, ole cs in Der
&elt Glebt. &rO6efa5den lino 81 baten
III &aIfcr Bros @pot6efc.
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Suflen'S QIrntcd=SaIbe

Sefte Salbe Der @elt ge9en Sdnittt
QuetI6nngen, @eidpiiseu, Sa1sfluB,
6leber6eulen, Gin9tuurm. uuf~9eIprunsene
Qduoe, 9%ibnerausen unS ollie Sautaus=
l6ld9e. !6eilt fiber @ites. ODER feline
Se5dblun9 %uerlangt. 6eilur> alien
6dllen 9arantirt, ooer @elo SurnderItat-
tet. Yreis rs Gents Die 8u6ie. gu
hoben bel &alter 0ros.
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Sc alitt6s 3. Qeltiide &Ut,tte
(%oerIobt): IS lit sar ni6t ret6t BON
Dir, o0B gu immer ia9f, 9u IiebIt
mid, Gu borflt cs nur oeufcu. Get
9tidli4e 81dutigam: User i1 ben,e
es ia gar nldt. i'd Tnge es ia bluB!