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The San Francisco call., 1899-09-17
WARSHIPS LINING UP
TO HONOR THE ADMIRAL
North Atlantic Squadron Proceeds to New
York to Participate in the Coming
Dewey Celebration.

NEW YORK, Sept. 16.-Led in by the
flagship New York the Atlantic squad
ron, consisting OF the battle-ships In
dina and Massachusetts. second-class
battle-ship Texas and armored cruiser
BROOKLYN. arrived in port to-day and
went to anchorage off Tompknsville,
l. I. The squadron came from Phila-
delphia, where it has been attending
the Grand Army encampment. 1t
comes here to take part in the Dewey
celebration.
Rear Admiral Sampson smiled after
reading a clipping from a morning
York was 70 take carrier pigeons on
board and steam out TO sea to look for
Dewey. releasing the birds as soon as
the Olympia was sighted.
Dewey doesn't need any looking
after" the admiral said, as he handed
back the clipping. This item" he
continued. lis a misconstruotion Of an
order which I have received directing
that s. dozen carrier pigeons from the
navy yard coop be received on board
the New York, the birds to be released
when the Olympia is sighted coming
into the harbOr. There is no intention
Of sending the New York to sea, so far
as I have been informed"
Nothing is yet known as to how
many of Deweys captains will attend
the celebration. Invitations have been
sent to Captain Frank Wildes Of the
Boston, Captain Asa Walker Of the
Concord. Captain Dyer Of the Balti-
more, Captain Joseph B. Coghlan Of
the Raleigh, Commander Wood of the
Petrol and former Lieutenant Com
mander Reese of the Olympia
Mrs. Gridley, widow Of the captain Of
the Olympia in the battle of Manila
has been invited. The committee will
arrange for the entertainment of these
officers and their families during the
celebration. Rear Admiral Schley,
who has been invited, probably will not
be in New York on Dewey day.
1t is certain that many States viii be
represented at the celebration by their
Governors. Invitations have been ac-
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-17
PAPER CHASE
At MENLO PARK
Professor Babine and
Miss SpliVaIo Win.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

MEMO PARK, Sept. ia paper chase
was held here to-day under the auspices
of Mrs. Hastings and Miss Poorman. The
course was laid out across the fields of
the Sharon and adjoining estates south Of
Menlo Park near the Stanford stock farm
There were seven starters-Miss Spiivalo
OF Belmont, Miss Doyle of Menlo1 Park,
Miss Dyer of Alvarado, Miss Alice Poor
man. Professor Alexis V. BabIne, Herbert
d. Walters and Sam Poorman.
After the start the field kept well to-
gether over the hills and across the roll
Ing meadows for the whole seven miles,
making their appearance over the last
slope IN a bunch. Through the gap in
the fence a quarter Of a mile from the
finish Professor Babine, Miss Splivalo and
Miss Dyer came abreast and there was an
exciting brush to the finish, Professor
Babine and Miss Splivalo leading and
riding past the flags in that order
They were closely followed by Miss
Doyle, Miss Dyer and Mr.. Walters Miss
Poorman and Sam Poorman finished well
up. but outside the flags.
Following the chase the guests rode to
the Poorman county home, where dainty
refreshments were served and the prizes
presented. The first ladys prize an ele-
CANT filagree silver loving cup, was
awarded Miss Splivalo The first gentle
mans prize, a handsome drinking stein,
was presented TO Professor Babine.
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-17
TAX DECISION WILL NOT
CRIPPLE THE UNIVERSITY

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Sept 16-
The announcement of the decision of the
Supreme Court holding that Mrs. STAN
ford must pay an inheritance tax Of near
" quarter of a million dollars 10 the
State of California aroused considerable
anxiety in university circles to-day. Many
feared that the loss of such a large sum
of money would in a measure cripple the
working efficiency of the university for
the present.
President Jordan. when seen this morn
ing, expressed neither surprise nor anx-
iety over the situation. IT have rather
been expecting such decision" he said,
"for 1 considered that the law was
against US. However, il the decision
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-17

stands 1t will not embarrass the univer-
sity in a financial way in the least, for
Mrs. Stanford has held the sum involved
in allegiance, so that we are prepared to
pay 1t over whenever so ordered by the
court. OF course, we regret losing the use
of such sum of money, for we feel that
we could invest it to good advantage
here"
The law which works such peculiar
hardship on the Stanford estate is one
taken from the New York code by our
legislators only a year or so before SEN
ator Stanford's death. When Senator
Stanford died, in 1893 the law was still
in effect, hence the States claim upon D
per cent of the property left to the uni
versity in his will. Since then the law
has been repealed, but this has not invali
dated the claim against US. 1 consider
that the law works a hardship upon US,
yet still 1t is the law, and we must suffer
by It. The time is soon coming when the
State of California will be more grateful
toward the gifts Of her generous citizens
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-17

cepted by executives OF New Hamp>
shire. Vermont, North Carolina, Ohio,
West Virginia, Utah, Connecticut
Pennsylvania, Delaware, Georgia and
Rhode Island. Governor Stone of
Pennsylvania Will be accompanied by
his staff
The work on Dewey arch in Madison
square ended for the day at noon. 1t
was said to-day that the arch certainly
would be completed in time. In order
that there may be no question about
it the sculptors who have volunteered
their services are calling in their as
sistants and the work IS being pushed
on Sundays, as we'll as week days. q
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-17
FRANCE ESCAPED BY
THE NARR0WEST MARGIN
It Is Declared That DerOulede Could Have
Executed a Coup on the
Republic.

PARIS interview with
NJ Waldeck
Orean
the antsmitic and
mars
The compicy alleged about
for-hve prisoners including the of the AntJuf who have al
NJ
although high
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-17
Pioneer Called AWAY.

PLACERVILLE, Sept. 16.-John Dodd,
one Of the oldest residents Of Ell Dorado
County died at his home near Kelsey to-
day. Mr. Dodd was a Territorial pioneer
of California, having arrived in this
county early in 1S49 For fifty years he
lived and mined in the Kelsey district.
A widow and seven children survive him.
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-17
Santa Barbara Buys Land.

SANTA BARBARA, Sept. 16.-The
purchase OF about 5000 acres of waste
mountain lands by this city was made
to-day in accordance with an act
passed by the last Congress giving the
city of Santa Barbara an option on these
lands for water purposes. The city water
tunnel, which is now 5000 feet into the
mountain, will be pushed about Is, 900 feet
more. a distance of three miles, until the
Santa Ynez River is reached. 1t will form
a water supply for this city. The pur-
chase price was 81 25 an acre
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-17
Cadet Sylvester Dies.

vester. the St Louis boy who was cadet
on the United States coast survey steamer
Pathfinder and who was brought ashore
from that vessel yesterday suffering from
appendicitis died at Coronado tonight
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-17
Death of Mrs Miller

WOODLAND, Sept. 16.-Mrs. ]. NJ Mil
ler. wife of a prominent and influential
farmer of Grand Island, died on Friday
afternoon. Interment win be in Woodland
tomorrow.
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-17
ADVERTISEMENTS.
Doctor
yARlCOCELE AND HYDROCELE

Diseases, which the doctor has been
treating successfully for the past
twenty years. and when he undertakes
to treat these diseases cures are guar
anteed.
WEAK, NERVOUS MEN-Losst ~ yig4r VI ;fi
shattered nervous system caused by
overwork, excesses and self-abuse, re-
sulting in weakness of body and brain,
night emissions. losses in the urine,
dizziness, falling memory. lack OF con-
fidence and ambition, pains in the
back, loins and kidneys, and other dis
tressing symptoms, uniting one for
business or pleasure. My special sys-
TEN of treatment will cure YOU, re-
store your physical and sexual health
and make you once more man among
men, no matter who or what has
failed.
lSTOMACH-Catarrh, liberation and
dysp p a, indigestion,
weakness. pain and fullness after eat
ing, heartburn, etc.
CONTAGIOUS BLOOD POISON
Syphilis, gleet. gonorrhoea. structure,
and all diseases of the blood promptly
and thoroughly cured and every trace
of the poison eradicated from the sys-
TEN forever, restoring health and
purity.
tions, valvular diseases, weak
and fatty heart, dropsy and rheuma-
tism of the heart. languid circulation,
etc.
DISEASES OF RECTUM -Pistuls, Fl
(hemorrhoids) internal or prCtrudlng,
itchings. excoriations, etc. positively
cured without the use of knife.
klDNE VS.. Inflammation of the kid
neys, Bright's disease, dia-
betes. congestion of the kidneys, urae-
mia. gravel stone, all scientifically
and successfully treated by my COM
bined electro-medical treatment.
ri ADDFR. Inflammation. cystitis,
DI7DD cyserrhea. catarrh Of
the bladder These distressing diseases
invariably yield to this system of COM
bined treatment.
lIVFR-SPLEEN. All diseases. Of the
sliver, jaundice. cir
rhosis, gall stone, congestion and all
organic and functional disorders, bow
els. diarrhea. dysentery. Inflammation
and all nervous and reflex disorders,
rheumatism.
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-17
Patients From All Parts
of the Union
Come to San Francisco to
Treat With Or. Swedny.
His Great Cures and Achieve
ments as a Specialist.

Thousands of people have been made
happy and healthy in the past through
the skill and science of DR.. Sweany.
the acknowledged leader in his profess
sion and foremost authority in the diff
ferent diseases which he treats as a
specialist During the month OF Au-
gust patients from all parts of the
United States, some travelling as much
as $500 miles, have come to San Fran
cisco to be treated by this celebrated
specialist.
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-17

$1,000 will be forfeited
for any case OF Rheu-
matism, Sciatica, Lum-
ba9o, Varicocele, Rup-
ture, Lost Manhood or
Syphilis which the doc
tor cannot Immediately
relieve and permanently
cure by his new treat
ment and twentieth Gen.
tury method OF curing
disease.
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-17

DR.. Sweany's skill, his greatness and
his achievements, has spread to such
an extent that hardly a day passes but
the doctor places under treatment pa
tients from distant and adjoining
States, who had given up all hope of
ever being cured of their ailments.
During the past week patients have
been dismissed as permanently cured
and departed for their homes in far
away Pennsylvania. Tennessee, Iowa
British Columbia, Montana. Wyoming
Colorado, Arizona, New Mexico, Idaho
and Nevada Each and every patient
left a properly signed testimonial
high in their praises for the treatment
which they received at the hands of
DR. Sweany. Space Will not permit go
ing into details in regard to the cures
effected, but an enumeration of the
diseases successfully treated might be
mentioned.
RIIpTIlRF BY the doctors new method,
"o' whereby the patient is not
compelled to submit to a dangerous
operation, and where there is no de-
tentton from business; painless cure.
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-17

Diseases, which the doctor has been
treating successfully for the pas'
twenty years, and when he undertakes
to treat these diseases cures are guar
anteed.
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-17

REFERENCES: All the Lead
ino banks and business houses.
Decorah-posten., 1899-10-20

ben itsrite Spfisi. 9eparerns sr nosn
CperbripslIs guropas for gisbltttsf
beoIt. Sniantsrigsp9r, cs bet porer bel
life lGnee, far artiIlsriet faar mooer1s
burtieitppenbs aanoner.
- Snterssien bar bet = ililt'
ter 3orrsIpUnosntsn - at ingttdgs ben
SnteresIs, boormso ben norits Yreslss
RsprGIentanter fu!sts Soelisrns, o9
man fan itts notium frsmboioe Den
9nstigbeo, bpormso be foritco at frsns
ftias 8sgipsnbebsrns. pa "Sanoslss
ticningen"s a~prreippnbsnt paa mart
Splb bdpos 2siliebso til at felgs oeres
arbsioe us mansfOlpiss 9anse NIB
eoot af bsrss sIfpGroiss 9srebpiaisbeo
til at mebos,,e fine meiiommslis ino'
bsnteos SplHsntn9er. maa BET tdnIts
oGrs BAN tiqabt, at mso oisie 2injer
ienoe Dem en- t~ameratsIig Silien %
5af.
Decorah-posten., 1899-10-20
Stor 1noforiel.
SnOisrt ipr 100 Wiaipner mere en-
uofcrt.

Den iamleps @9roi af SnbfsrTsl til
Rprqs / quauit WuuneD iudr par "a
$40, 100 &roner mob fun 18,S87,400
&rpner / ben famine Waansb ifior.
Msbens Supfsrilsn er itssst, er osrs
imoo uoferIlen iuntet fra 13.614,100
Sroner i 4uguIt 1898 til 12,213,800
&ronsr i ben famine Waaneo iaar.
Scr Maunsosrus Saruur-auguit bar
SnbfgrieIspGroisn itegst fra 1885,,
800 &ronsr / 1898 til 1914, 139, 800
Sroner / inospGrenoe Nar. s bet
famine Siosrum er ocrimob llbfsrs
%Ielsp9roien iuutst fra BIG 300
8ronsr / 1898 til 94,057,SOO Sronsr
/ gar. Oct Ifrigenbs MisfcrboIo msls
lem SnofsrieI pg uOfsrisl bier iuaIss
oes Itubig Senoens til at forprrres.
Sil pg meo Guguit Wauneo iadr bar
Nrrge inoIsrt 9arer for oper 100
Wtillioner arorer mere, sno bet bar uos
'ffrt for. Sfior bar 5orItislIsn fun 70
Miaipner. Sncferilen oiIer iIGr Stiss
ming for StentuIS, WsaItinsrs, llIouas
rers, Rug pg gpgs 8eotpmmenos.
0erimoo er @9roien At ben inoisrte
Saffe betpNlig Iuntet. lloiprilen oiIer
iGrIis Nso8ang for 5seiIOs, IS pg
&rRluTts 9eotcmmenoe.
Decorah-posten., 1899-10-20
Om Qnoree.
gplarboiens Il ieenbe tpoer paa, at
Saupnen er iorulpffet.
0cien life neoRrct.

IRA Stodbolm meobeles ben LITE
Sttpber:
Sbag er @norebeien tasst | Sieipn
af Suetpnbiss / Rarparelis al bet
dntropologiIte Sslftabs gsitprelie,
llOenrissminiitersn Og Snosnrigsminis
itsren. Oct tonItatsreoe, at bet er ben
iaatalote p~plarbsis.
Sngsnisr GritsTun, asprrisntant
for bet @ertiteo, iom bar f~orarbeioet
8sisn, pplpite, at bet bapoe pGret Wfea
ninsen at oenre Seie nso cs life
at ben neb.
paa Spsrsmaalet: aan gsien an
tages at bore meb Billie nsoiret, sler
mua ben bstra9tss Tom 8raggoos fra
en- forulnttet 9allon? - ipareoes, at
9sisn funoe dntasss at Rare neos
fret meo frit Joript.
Sm Narlagen III, at geiens Stls
truningsitntte man9leoe, fremIattes
fIere 4nItuelisr. Sngsnier Gritsion
os qrbeibere fra upenomhanoleoe Bert
iteo ments, at 2utninssitpttet lille
tunoe p9re pauItrust, oa gsien bsltds
oi9eoes.
8aptein Sreoenbpre meooelte, at
2utninesitpttst bapoe pGret paaitruet
psb Spitigninsen fra 0anfeen.
Stuoling meo flsre antcg, at Seien
en- Sib for Steritsosln bar O9rst TAFT,
cg at ben sperit li9gsnoe Del er blepsn
Itabet peo Ssitruning.
Oct bsiluttsoss o~ereftsr, at Seiers
aabning Ital fpregda, naar ben sr foto'
g~rafsrst oe oens llpInnoe tetnif be-
ftrenet.
Gn aomite Ital mitroTtopi't unoers
frgs be fra Ssien ubrpitsoe Smaapars
titler, icm / en- fcrfeglet gg'ts er bib
Ienot fra Sdmmerisit.
Decorah-posten., 1899-10-20
Den norife 6or

er GjsnItono for en- fGroslss Ipmpas
tbtit SmtuIe at 20. 8. G. rs mi.is
t9re Sprrsiponosnt Oeb Jsltmansorsn.
San Itriper bl. a.:
Sppehinotrptfet er, Tom for nQpnt,
at Der pad als Smrauoer fan paapiies
tore. betponingsflIoe 5remfriot. Sm
ben preroroneoe 2steliss 9patiQko
tan Der ingen Spil raaoe, ps / bet fore
hele gjcr SHicerstcrpiet ct uOm,rtet
Snotrrt / Mooietning til Oar 1882
paa 8pIs.
WanoTtaberne er life tilitrqtte,is
Fret, men oerss Spf"rfel bar ubmertet.
Oct bar itsrts, uohuloenSs os nsiIoms
me Solt. og Der tOgss intst misfors
%itaast, fIuntropiit SsniBn til benz.
5psrtimco ftilsoes be Itrsngeite Jprs
oringer til bsres uoto.osrbso % pliets
~fe.elfe, og De par Iigsiaa friIte ben Iioite
iom ben ferIte Dag trOos Ssbe og tpps
lenos Step ON 9agen mso Manosl
pad 0rittspdno % biosnbe auloe ON
Rattsn. De er bsijelst at ben bebite
Billie, be er ppmcrtiomms pg interesfss
rsoe at Goellerne, og be bar en- ubpres
get 5elslis al, at man ierger for bsres
Del % 8e.
Gfter snbeI tritiiersros gsmertninz
ger ON mangelfulb tdttiIt Spelie,
uniformsuoitpr o. a. fortiGttsr ban:
Mtsn 6pis ben norIte Sar fuar tils
itrGttslig lang Sre.iestio % fine 3D.
~tdljoner prganiisrst | Reoimsntsr, boz
rsr man at foruofiae, at ben itnl b.ipe
en- Scr, bpiltsn man sisrne icger ben
til for at l9re nogst. Sbi Der lieg,r
ct Drag at Strait pg Sriginalitst ppsr
ben iom cper fua andre Sare. Den
sr original | i'm ubruitnins meo is
lanoIf, Srrisr os Gopspoisr iiteo.tfpr
&uppsr, ben sr original / i'm 6orplsis
ningsmnuoe msp ben iterte 4~npenbslie
al Sismlanbsts aonfsrpproouttsr, %
ben sr original | fin Sanitstsp9isn.
Sonitstsmdteri.let ,r Iuperbt oa
uoen Sio.itptts, os bet bate mso Rstts
Decorah-posten., 1899-10-20
Gu Icuranbclttnocs ctnc

blipsr mangen Sang uOIat for en- faa
po.oicm Mieofdrt, at man naiten Ttuloe
tro bet umuligt, at be fan taale ben.
Saaleoes beoer bet - efter "Wlaoo.
So" - / en- NppelIs, Iom en- prooinss
abs bar optuget | fine SpaItsr: "Sun
tnltsoe ginsne cmtrins iig." "sSun
ruQebs Einens." "0snoe8 Zine fant
mob Sorcen." "Ssnbes Zine falbt
paa en- msrt GisnItano." "Senoes
Sine Ipruceoe 2pn." "Senoss Zine
sleoebe ipm brGnosnoe aul." "!Senoss
Zine lrntes at b.ips ltipe." "Senoes
Gine ubIIpngeos gitts Tom 9olte."
"Sun ilugte giqebet meo Zinsne."
"9un ipntss at bile gi,nnembcre lin
W'sobsilsrinoe meo fine Zine" "Sen.
hes Sine Danorsos urolig pmfrina "a
bleo osrpau 69naenoe BED bans 2absr."
Sntst Timber oa, at benbss Zine tiliibIt
"boo ON StaanIsl."
Decorah-posten., 1899-10-20
Ouitttrommen.

8 gdmIs 9ags bar Der | Horss me-
gen 5ro pau % Gale ON Sulbre. Riss
fer og 2roIb. GnOel bsrte. andre
bdabe idd Og bsrte oisis uipnIiss Rus
boer. Gnten M aft bette bar Santes
foitrs, ensr Spsrtrosn bar Iaa fart,
at golf Oirtelig al ben 9runp iau o.
bsrte no9et iial mol iss life furisss pad
at afgisrs. Wsn at Wanss paa gruno
at Grpst for faaoanns Ting uarrsbs
fig isIo ell.r bIsu rurrst al andre. tan
bog life nGetes. Seq .rinnrsr, at lea
Tom Smaugut Iaits ON 0uItstrom.
men paa Rineerit., Tom, mar ben
lob fig bsre. bar ct Iittsrt BARREL ON
Srig.
Seq erinbrsr psIuu. at iss bsrte
mango tale ON bette ipm nogst Sr6s
iteli9t; tbi bet bar bd sanIte ~Iittert.
at oeriom Suloeren pilbe sipe fine
ooerioroiits Nabosr ct BARREL ON
art9suobruo, fau oilbe ben osida pitt
9ad meo benz / 2rissn. pg bette baohe
naturligpts itOr getponius Og par
life til liben Srsit.
Den iibite Gang, iaapibt ieg Deb,
at Ouitetrommen bar o9rst bert, bar
/ glaret 1848. Oct bar peo Wiondts1
tio en- bRlgmsrt Rat, at SrOmmsn
lob lin onitre apb bsrs psb ct 8ano
paa Rinserite, IOm fables SuOeren.
9erfra mdriherebs Sulbretompanict
unoer Srommens Spirplen pg igisns
mem 6rpgsoaIen paa en- bsi 6aug,
Ringsuaien, pmtrsnt Ell Bar sngslits
Mil.
9ette berts SOlt, % geItprteIien
blep life lioen. Tom psnteIist bar; tbt
Srig mdutts Der 10 blipe.
So, 10, gunIte ristist - arig bar
uobruot mellem 9pItIunb og Dam
mari, Dg nprfts Sropper uotommurs
bsrsoes til at bielpe Oanmdrt.
9enne Sang bar ba SulorefOltet
pad bet rene meb Situdtipnsn, o.
Srpsn pua bets 9soaugenbso blso life
tibet beitprtet.
ut bette mebFerer Sdnbbso, bebs,
Der ingen at bstpipls, pg oeripm life
ncgen pil trp bet, faa fan bet me9et
let bsoiies, bu Sulorersgimsntets Sc
neral Is. :. 81 sronu Ieper | beo'ts
8elgaaence peo G~rootItpn, Minn.. %
bGrer bet ceiligite i~taulgrau Saar,
leg enbnu bar feet. % ban, iom bar
Suloretrpmmsr %. 6. 81 enbnl
gisr Sto pda Rinosrite.
5pr oenne 8nnQs 9eotommenbe fer
Ri 10, bpOroan bet bang Tommer msO
6uloreourNen. 90 mon life oqIua
Ringerits / forri0e Stbsr tunoe bufi
noqle morIomme Gutter, Iom tunos
aqere Suloreregiment Uso S~uperpan.
bets 9rsobsr og iptte noQle Stftoris,
/ SoIt. G. q. Siele.
Rub, Minn.
Decorah-posten., 1899-10-20
ct mnrfeliet TliooeI.
Hogct ON oeu ms Dpfunoue WeOie,n
iUr Seibreb lie al Snspepiin.

Ora "Mtiaigan Gbriitian aopocate.")
Rep. j. :. Ben, en- bsit unieet
BrGIt. hoIat / Weeosport, Gabuqu
60, y. g., Itrcp / ct 9reo fOrnpIi8
inn Feiger: "Sntet Miooel, ieQ ia;
bruot, Far fiulpet MIC for rem 9n8z
pepiia, leg bar liot At / ii Gdr. unoz
taQer bet nps Wioost taIot Stuart9
GpSpspIia Sd6lets. Chen ieg tog
benz, bar ieg irtet 9sIpGr bapt efter
Maaltioerne. og jeg fan M efter man.
ge lorge Mar after fppe gpbt. Rep.
3. q. Ben, WeeospOrt, q. g., tioI;s
gers Soolia, Gplo."
Stuarts 9pspepiia Tablets er Ct
riprtparhiet Mibosl, life alene foroi
bet er en- filter Sur for atIags Iet
5oroeielIe, men foroi bet fumes at
pirte sruneigt iuapsl | samle, t~rpniTf.
5ilf9lbe at 0psppeiia fuuoslipm /
miloe Gnfalo at ilet SOrosislie slIsr
@aIbsInse. Gplt bar SbspspIic,
Iimpsltfen, foroi Mapsn sr operarbsiz
bet; alt, ben behsber, er ct uItabelio.,
pegeta6iIit Nioosf for at forbsie So
BEN og fuaIsbes stpe ben iaa messt
tiltrGuste 9piIe. .
0ette sr Semmeliebeben peo bet
mGrteliss Mtooels SsIb. Sprbsiefs
fen fan bore alorig iaa Ipas eler
upasfelis, Stuurts SpspspIia CAB.
lets bill forbsie 5sbsn, snten Wapsn
arbeioer ellsr ei. Rpt 2io % Gner9i
gipss life aIsns Mupen, men ale Sc
gemsts Sreaner % Herper.
Gn prspe meo benns DpperIige Mes
bicin bill o~perbepife BEN melt Reptile
ON at 9pspepiia og ale Maoeuoross
ner fan turerss. Seno sfter en- liben
Bog ON Mapen; faces portofrit till
itiIlet peb at tilitripe :. u. Stuart 60,
WarIbau, Nid. Saa pOpulart er
bette Miooel 6lepst, at Stuarts Spss
Tablets MI tan faces paa Ell
hpsrt Gputbet for SOC pr. Battle.
"Sporoun sdar bet big, bOis Su sr en-
mil Iiosn Sut9" fpurste ben psnliss
yamIt 8amt.
Seq fuor en- Gbocplacscisar,
"Sa hUoroan sadr bet. oeriom ou er
uIti,telie2"
"Ssg faor TO for at lppe at bare mil"