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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-06-01

ECONOMY in taking Hoods Sar-
h saparilla, because 100 doses one
dollar" is peculiar to and true only OF
the One True BLOOD Purifier.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-06-01
STENoGRAPHERS SUFFER.

Because the House Shows Petty Spite
on the Governor.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-12-19

tunes trimmed with appliques of black
Chantilly lace on each of the ruffies
covering the skirt. Others merely edge
a deep Spanish flounca and cover the
pointed front breadth above
The blouse has the front with APP
pliques and a thick ruche of the color
around the low neck; belt of black,
mousseline or velvet with long ends.
Lace boleros are worn with high
necked gowns Of crepe, having glove
sleeves.
Dressy house gowns of royal blue
crepe over taffeta are trimmed With
white lace appliques; white satin col
lar and belt, and the blouse dotted with
irridescent spangles.
NEW VEILINGS.
Yelling tulles are preferred in black
or white. Black yelling tulle with
spots woven in the net itself and
chenille-spotted tulle are equally
favored, and some novelties have ap-
peared with spots OF different sizes.
The most approved style of meshes
for tulle wells are extremely fine, the
object being to render them as inv1s-
ible as possible, so that the spots may
stand out in greater relief.
Among the becoming articles shown
is a double veil consisting of Mechlin
tulle, generally white, of an extremely
fine description, covered with almost
invisible black meShes spotted with
chenille
Modistes are beginning to make use
of plated satin ribbons with the plaits
sewn down on the upper edge ty
means of invisible stitches. They are
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-12-19

made Goods" March IS, ]. H. Baker,
'The Solidarity of Labor Organization
of Unskilled and Unclassifed Work
ingmen." Hon. Charles A Towne ad-
dressed the federation Friday evening
on "a Free Press and How 1t Shall
be Maintained"
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-12-19

and flounces will keep these gauzy
fabrics to the front until decided
change in fashion occurs.
Dinner and ball toilettes are of these
materials, also many of the separate
waists to be worn with satin skirts.
Blue, mauve, pink, yellow and white
are the favorite colors. The white and
black are made over black and white
taffeta and satin. 1t must not be for
gotten that these satin skirts must
have taffeta Innings.
In black lace and net there are
charming gowns trimmed with ap-
pliques of black or white lace, or both,
and jet spangIes If cut with a low
neck, there is a yoke of black or white
lace for all occasions, except full-dress
functions, and a collar, belt and per-
haps refers around the low neck of
bright pink, red or green velvet.
If figured lace is used, the designs
around the hips and on the waist are
outlined with jet. Steel and silver
spangles are particularly elegant when
mingled with jet on black.
Brussels net gowns are not eXpen-
sive if one has a half-worn silk dress
TO use for a lining. Red net gowns,
with black sash are quite striking,
but more stylish is a white taffeta lin
ing under a white net, dotted with red
chenille and trimmed with red velvet
ribbon.
Applique vines and leaves of lace
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-12-19

Considerable interest is being mani
tested among the delegates t. the
Trades and Labor assembly as the
time for election draws near, as to who
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-12-19

Organizer Franklin, Of the Interna-
tional Typographical union, returned
from Winnipeg Friday morning, after
an absence Of a week While absent
he adjusted difficulty between the
union and the management Of the Tri-
bune. For the past fourteen months
that office has been known as an open
one, but through Mr.. Franklins efforts
an agreement was entered into by
which, until Dec. 80, 1898, none but
union men will be employed. Both
employees and the union expressed salts
faction at the result. The Winnipeg
union, Organizer Franklin states, has
a membership of siXty-fiVe and has
in it's treasury a defense fund amount
ing to $500. The jub and book print
ers have nine-hour day scale of SIS;
machine men or newspaper, $40 for day
work and $21 for night. The union is
now in complete control of both job
and newspaper offices. There is quite
a colony of former ST. Paul prints So
journing in that city, among whom
George King, Geo. II. Moore, c.. c.
Stewart and A. T. Coots. The Trades
Union Congress of Canada, will hold it's
annual session in Winnipeg early next
year. The st. Paul and Minneapolis
trades assemblies, Mr.. Franklin states,
will be asked to send fraternal dele
gates. He also says that the unions
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-12-19

sometimes used in several different
widths but. If of one only, preference
is given to No. IL or 16.
A notion just shown in Paris is a
jeweled buttonhole. sold in graduated
sizes, for the front Of bodices. Some
are Of paste, others in gold; steel and
amethysts and steel and strass are put
together. These sometime resemble old
drop earrings placed horizontally on the
dress; others are of q lozenge shape,
but all are novel,
Elephant skin for pocketbooks and
card cases are tle success of the season,
but should not be purchased unless
mounted in silver f1lagree. This is
needed in order to set off the rough ap-
pearance of the skin. Rhinoeeros skin
is made up in the same articles. The
skin is rougher and heavier than the
elephants and the wrinkles are deeper.
Alligator skin is still fashionable, but
must have heavy and wide markings.
The greenish tones are considered the
most stylish.
Card cases, pictures, frames, memo
randa books, ETC., come in exquisite
white leather let up with gold filagree
set with turquoise amethysts, Mexican
opalS, etc.
The lovely dinner or ball gown we
illustrate this week, is in pink satin.
Inc low SQudIe UlOuSe III SILK e1lDfOlQ-
cry round the semi trained rows of
black velvet, each studded with three
tiny rosettes in muslin. The belt is
Of black velvet. White lace spangled
with silver round the neck opening and
shoulder straps. A ribbon crosses the
neck diagonally and standing loops Of
ribbon form sleeves.
The chic skating costume is Of Indian
red cloth trimmed with bands Of AS
trakan surmounted by fine braiding.
The standing color is lined with fur.
The plastron is of white satin, the hat
of red velvet.
Our stylish house gown is of pink
vicuna or cashmere quantity striped
with irregular bands of coarse guipure
or embroidery outlined with small chif-
fon puffingS.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-12-19

Special Correspondence of the GLOBE.
NEW YORK, Dec. 16.-Sleeves Of a
different material to the bodice have
proved so successful that the idea has
been adopted by furriers. Blouses of
caracul, broadtail or krimmer have
green or brown velvet sleeves, and
these. to the wearer, must prove an
agreeable substitute, as fur sleeves
have always a clumsy feeling. These
new blouses have tight-fitting backs,
as there is already beginning a reaction
against the straight line at the sides
of the waist, which is the result of
the blousng of the back. The fronts
continue full, however.
TRANSPARENT FABRICS.
The favor extended to transparent
materials shows no sign of abatement.
The renewed style of puffings, ruff1es
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-12-19
Steamed Indian Pudding.

One-quarter of a pound of beef suet, one
pint of milk, half cupful OF molasses, one
pint of Indian meal, one piece of stick Gin
namon, one-third of a cupful of currants,
three eggs Part of the work of making this
pudding is done the day before it is used.
Chop the suet fine and mix with it the corn
meal; place the milk with the stick of Gin
namon on the fire in a double boiler and
when hot stir in the suet and meal when
smooth take from the pan, remove the spice
and the molasses and currants; beat we'll and
stand over night. In the morning add the
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-12-19

are used to head ruff1es on these dress
es, and the lower edge frequently has
a second narrow vine or row of tiny
edgings. Even chiffon and mousselfne
sashes are now covered with applique
half way up the long ends.
Crepe and chiffon are fashioned IN a
similar manner. In silvery gray over
gray the only trimming is blouse
front of white dotted chiffon, with steel
and gray pearls and cerise velvet col
lar, and belt with steel buckles. rms
in crepe answers for an informal at
home toilette.
Pale blue chiffon over deeper blue
taffeta has a belt and shoulder klots
of darker blue velvet ribbon. The
waist is in surplice style in with long
spray of pink flow .rs from the left
shoulder failing over he skirt.
In pink and yellow there are cos
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-12-19
A Few Hints on Nursing.

1t is very necessary to have plenty of
tact in order to manage the patient we'll; and
also to be loyal and honest in carrying out
the Doctors orders. When nursing, these or
ders depend in a great measure on what you
observe and report to the doctor. Therefore
the better trained you are in observation
the more accurate details you can give of
your patient. Notice as to sleep, whether
1t is restless, and the duration of it.
If there is any cough and Of what character,
If it be short and hard, spasmodic or loose
also whether there is sickness or any ex-
pectoration; if such be the case, it is well
to save what is brought up for the Doctors
inspection. Report as to the state Of the
skin, whether there is any sweating or not
or if the skin is very dry and burning. 1t is
we'll to see If there be anything abnormal in
the excretions, and when necessary show to
the doctor. Always make note of these
observations, and, if possible, keep sick
room chart with everything of consequence
written clearly upon it.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-12-19

F. X. Vernig, vice president; I. f.
Thomas, corresponding secretary; H.
Giese, financial secretary; hall trustees,
C. H. Bonn, T. F. Thomas, H. Fey
der, J. H. Krieger, C. H. Prindle; ex-
ecutive board, T. J. Conlin, J. F. Krie-
ger, P. A. McQuillan, J. B. Wood, NJ.
Fichtenau Nominations for all Of the
offices above named, with the eXcep.
ton Of the hall trustees, of whom C.
II. Bonn, T. F. Thomas and Henry
Feyder hold over for another six
months, will be made the first meeting
in January. Election will follow at
the succeeding meeting. From present
indications, there will be several can
ddates for the Offices Of president,
corresponding and financial secretary.
The expected trouble over the inau
guration Of a nine-hour wUrk-day by
Typographical Union No. 6, of New
York city, did not occur, the Typothe-
tae and big e. compromising for the
present on a work day Of nine and
half hours. The "boys" evidently be-
lieved that half loaf was better
than none at all.
The Duluth Federation assembly Is
holding a series of economic debates.
The programme for the course is as
follows: JAN 7, Samuel Nixon, "The
Single Tax" Jan. q, Carl Thiel and
Alfred McCollum, debate, Socialism
VS.. Trades Unionism;" Feb. 4, G. C.
Findley, Help Yourself, or Voluntary
Corporations" Feb. Is, Rev. c. II. Pat
ton, Fair Distribution, or Labor's
Share of the Results of Production"
March 4. 3. II. Lounsberry, Fair
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-12-19
Free to Bald Heads.

We will mail on application, free in
formation how to grow hair upon a
bald head, stop falling hair and remove
scalp diseases. Address Altenheim
Medical Dispensary. Dept 1. w. Box.
779. Cincinnati, Ohio
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of that city have established a ''labor
party" and have nominated candidates
for mayor and aldermen, and expect to
make good showing in the election
which occurs next Thursday.
The seventeenth annual convention
of the American Federation of Labor
opened at Nashville, Tenn, last Mon
day, with over 100 delegates in atten-
dance. President Gompers, in his adj
dress, made several important recon-
mendations, which were acted on later
in the week. He showed that, with but
two exceptions, the national unions
ship, over 81, 900 being added during the
past year. The establishment of postal
savings banks and a postal telegraph
summation than ever before. Treas
urer Lemons report showed the IN
come of the federation from Nov. 1,
1896, to Nov. 1, 1897 TO be $21, sos, and
the expenses, $40, 113, leaving a balance
in the treasury of 1854, which, added
to the 81 900 now in the treasury. gives
a balance of 1854. The most impor-
tant action taken by the convention
was opposing the annexation of Ha-
wall, the claim being made that an
neXation would be tantamount to the
admission of a slave state, the repre-
sentatives of which would necessarily
work and vote for the. enslavement of
labor in general
Considerable interest is being mani
tested among the delegates t. the
Trades and Labor assembly as the
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-12-19

well-greased tin basin, set it in a steamer,
covering the latter lightly, and steam four
hours over boiling water; serve hot with
this sauce; one cupful Of sugar, half cupful
Of butter, nutmeg to flavor; beat the butter
to cream, add the sugar and beat until very
light like foam. At least ten minutes is re-
quired for the beating; add nutmeg flavoring.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-12-19

will fill the several offices during the
first six months of 1898. The present
officials are ]. H. McNally, president;
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ASSEMBLY HALL BULLETIN.
Meetings to Be Held During the
Week.

NOTICE TO ASSEMBLY DELEGATES.
The scheduled meeting of the Trades and
Labor Assembly for the fourth Friday Of this
month has been postponed to the following
Monday, Dec. q. a.
By order of Executive Board,
IT. F. Thomas. Secretary.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-01-14
Gororebmitolieb ssopler BON g2etp:

GonqreBnritglieb Sotplsr BON gtefp@
oSerTep bot elm glmenoement 81 Dem
geri6te an, luut ipel6em Elm perlllaz
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peroen foq, I'M i'm 8ereine nit ben
3uitGnbigen GongreB Gomite'n etne
8iQ All enttperfen, bur6 pel6e Die III
bem 8eribte Dargelegten 3pede err
reiht iperben f0nnen.
cSnt tpeiteren @erlaufe Der Debate
fam es gu elmer aiemli4 aufgersgten
Gontro perIe Sipii6en 5rn. Gomler u.
6rn. 3opts, einem W}itglieoe Der Hez
gislatur BON Snbniuna. 9as Gnoe
bonn 2ie6e mar, ouB 5olpler's Mmenoe@
ment ubgelebnt uno Der ur1prlngltde
8eri6t nit nur 5pei oper Drei pernelz
nenben Stimmen angenpmmen puroe.
Na6oem Der Gpnpsnt Oann mob Die
iibliben 9antesbeI6liiHe fir 1etne
8eamten II. |. M. angenommen bate,
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teripn erflGrte, er iperoe Die g&dmen Der
Nlitalieber be5 Gretutip Gpmtte's
ipGter anfiinotgen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-01-14

Sendtpr Bacon fbpdFt erci StHiIreu uoer
Guba. Sine GpmmifiIru inr Crenuns
Der S6uIrtn rer @acificzS'abnen. - Die
Clspmaraarius Sill i'm 5aufe aHselebnt.
8aibtngton, .. g., Is. San.
= eSm Senat nurbe beute gleldh
na6 8erleIung bes Yrptotolls etne
GrefutipIiBung dbgebalten, pelAe bis
2.2O Na6mtttags oauerte.
gta6oem Die Sbiren ipteoer geoffz
net paren, beI9loB Der Senat auf
9(ntrag 8ettigretp's (S.z9), nm 4
ubr mprgen Na9nlittag CUR 4bIttm.
munq u6er Die 9ausbiu III Se5ug uut
0eimitGtten auf Hegierungsldnoereisn
gu i9reiten.
g}orriu (9t) pom 8ibliptbetz@o=
mite beri6tete einen Plenarbel6lub
elm, pelder perprbnet, bob ods nelIe
gebGuoe Der GpngreB=8ibliotbet 81
feinen anberen 3peden benuB Bt peroen
ipQ, ais benienigen, 81 mel6en es erz
baut puroe. Der 8ei4luB lit Der
6auptTa9e naA gegen ben 8ori6lag
geri9tet, ben nd6ften Snaugurattons@
8aQ in oem Gebduoe ab3ubalten.
0}ale CMe.) erbob Ginpano gegen Die
iofortiQe Gr0rterung Der Nn9elegenz
belt, uno bieIelbe purOe bis morgen
5uriidgelegt.
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an, pel6er oas Gpmite fir W}ontanz
TSnh1Iftrie inpuItrirt. einen Seridt
ii6er Die bette Met6obe 5ur Summlung
ppn Stutiftif iiber bic Wtinenprooutte
Der Ser. Staater aus5udrbeiten; an
genpmmen.
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uber ben in Der leBten Wo6e bon Wtills
(Ser.) eingebra6ten cubanif6en Bez
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oenten. Die &ebe nu6m na9e5u oret
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Scar (Syu.), @oriiber beS Gomtte's
fir Yacificz9a6nen, brahte eine Bin
elm, laut pel6er Der S9abdmtszSez
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I'm $40 pertagte ii3 Der Sendt bis
morgen.
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puroe auf 9(ntrag WaIbington's
(Senn.) Der Senat5zBlenarbe1 16lub
CUR @rri9tung zines Regierungs~9ez
bGubes auf Der Gentennial=9lusit tel
lung oes Stadte5 Sennehee genebmigt.
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puroe unter 9lufruf Der Gomite'n pal
1irt, barunter bieienige CUR Oefinlrung
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unD ale anoeren 'W2il6ereiprooutte
ben GeIeBen besjenigen Staates ober
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perI6ifft iperben. Nah lGngerer 0ez
bate puroe Die 8Orfra9e geforbert,
uno bic 2l6itimmung bariiber ergab
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pGgung, unb Biuiams C0tilI.) beam
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-01-14
9itet Cn(5 uor SC5winoe|-Hnren.
Slelt,met Naine'a Gelery Cn,apomttS, tnfttm
9hr ettt ,ualtrrs 0rtl,stttel hraudtt.
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idiebmmg eines Griatmittels tauiden.
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eles Suafl lalbers su bDren.
a1nt1te's Teleru COMPOUND n1nd1t Die
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Scr 9ebc,tsarbcit Dpn 9tmcrtfa's 8
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tisircnccm McSisiner.

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Wabrnebnlung MAIDEN, baB elne 9roBe
9(nsabl pon 2euten mod Wtllens tit,
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| ben, baB bieIe Yrdparate nebenlo gut
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| der benz S6lpinbel abbolo lit, an Der
| 3eit, feline Na6barn 81 parnen nno
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men.
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9lrSte bereittpillig mttget6eilt.
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man sic gu taufen aufforOert, iino
aus Sngreoien5ien 5uIammengeitellt
tpel6e niemal5 in einen franfen Maz
gen einsefiibrt perben iolIten.
Sieie geip0bnli4en Nerpenitdrfer,
StGrfungsmittel unb SaiIaparillas
balten ebenio tpenig einen 8erglei6
nit Yaine's GelerD COMPOUND aus,
pie cine glimmenDe Serge nit bem
ipunberbaren mpoernen Su6z2i9te
pergli6en iperben fann.
9Denn cine 9erlon zines tpabren
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berlGIiigen urintreibenben Mittels,
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f9e DON Baine's Gelerp COMPOUND
probtren unb bic punberbaren @ir=
tungen behelben beoba6ten!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-01-14
3mci 0eldlniiterpaarc crtrunfcn.

ct. 2puts, 13. Sanuar. -. Die
14zjGbrige Sable WlattbeDS, i6r 8ebn
Sabre alter 9ruber 8eorge, 9lmanoa
9(rnpGb, 16 Sabre aft, unb ibr 15zjGbz
riqer 8ruoer 2(rt6ur begaben ii6 gez
tern i'm n0roli9en 5beile Der bieiigen
Stubt auF i6rem Seimpege BON Der
S6ule auf einen tiefen Sei6, um auf
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luufen. pl0Bltd bruaen feds Der
S6littI6ubldltfer in Der Mtitte bes
Sei6es Elm, unb lpGbreno 3pei ceretz
tet nurben, ertranfen Die obenerfpG6nz
ten GinOer. Die 2ei3en Der Spfer
fInD dufdefunDen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-01-14

Gs 1T in elmer 3ihtung, in pel4er,
tpie Or, 9eorge s. Sbraop, 4msrlta's 8
b.beutenbter Speruteur, beutlt9 1a9t,
bas publifum eegenlpGrtig nebr Der
@(uffldrung bsborf, ais feit pielen per=
flohenen Sabren.
Dies lit cine rutionelle 8elebrung
iiber bic @efa6ren Der Auadialberet
uno Der S6pinbelz&uren."
Or. SbrabD's 2rtitel in Der uTeip
9lort Worlb" ppm 27. Se5ember ioate
BON ieoem Mann uno ieber 5rau gez
leIen nerben, tpel9e itets senei9t iino,
ouf bic iinnloien, bod leioer 81 oft in
plduIibler Weiie Dorgebra9ten lang
ihpeifiqen observation-disclosures gez
ipiHer gatent=Mebia iainz9dnoler gu
lauI6en.
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M. D., Sc. D., bonn Sartmputb Gol=
leo, na9 einem lebenslangem Stuz
blum Der neueiten ipiienI9aftli9en
nnteriuduneen BON &rdntbeiten, bic
punberbare 5ormulu BON Patne's
Gelerp COMPOUND entbedte = penn
mad ben m0gIi9it aufmertfamlten
geobo9tungen bur9 Die beiten pratttz
5irenben ier5te es fid berausitellte,
bab bieIes gr0bte Seilmittel Der ge=
senpGrtisen @eneration nidt nnr Nlz
les, fonbern felbft me6r erfuut bat,
als biefer bef9eibene Spftor = biefer
9fiefe unter ben Mdnnern, tpie er iid9
als folder erpieien bat - mebr ais
er anfGnslib gepilt mar, bafiir 5u
bean1pru6en - tpenn Sauleltbe bon
Geioenben in alien 2ebensiteaungen,
Geioenoe an 3rant6eiten, pel6e tbren
uripruns baben in fredericksburg, IN
oeitDrten @erbauunsszSr9anen, IN
einem 5erriitteten gterpenzSpitem, gu
armieliger pber su gutter 2ebenspehe,
in Iiatbeu9tung Der geiunobeitli4en
TutureeIeBe, bur6 Paine's Gelerp
COMPOUND i6re abiolute 9eiunobeit
nteber erlan9ten, nu3oem oie1eiben
peraebens ale anoeren 5eilmittel pro-
btrt 6otten uno BON pohlmetnenDen,
iebo9 unfdbigen iogenannten Aer3ten
bebanbelt poroen Ddren;
Wenn Sieies in Setra6t ge5ogen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-01-14
Giae Gami aten. 1seoi3in.

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