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was intended, and the reports circulated
are considered to be ballons d'essai Is
sued by the countries interested in pre-
venting Great Britain from getting Della
goa bay.
Mrs. Beehler. wife of Lieutenant Com
mander w. H. Beehler, the United States
naval attache, will be presented at court
at the next general reception.
The launching of the Hamburg Ameri-
can steamer Deutschland, which was to
have occurred Jan. 3, at Stettin, has
been postponed because of the heavy ice
In the River Oder.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-31
DEAFNESS CANNON BE CURED

BY local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the ear
There is only one way to cure deafness.
and that is by constitutional remedies
Deafness is caused by an inflamed condi-
ton of the mucous lining of the Eusta-
you nave a rumbling seurd or imperfect
hearing, and when it rs sehtirely closed
deafness is the result, and unless the in
fiammation can be ta4eencout and this
tube restored to It's normal condition,
hearing will be Observation-Disclosures; nine
cases out of ten are caused by catarrh
which Is nothing but an ATTAINED condi-
ton of the mucous surfaces.
We win give One Hundred Dollars for
any case of Deafness (ealIeed by catarrh)
that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh
Cure. Send for circulars free.
F. J. CHENEY & ca. Toledo, O.
Sold by Druggists, 75e.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-31

Few persons except those who wear
them have not blessed the long quilts
which adorned-disfgured, many say
women's outing hats during the summer
Audubonites excused themselves for
wearing them by contending that as they
were nothing but rooster, turkey or duck
quills, there was nothing In their pledge
which prevented them from using them
Now we are told that these long eye
threatening quills abe really plucked from
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-31
DEATHS OF A DAY.

KANSAS CITY, Mo, Dec. sO.-Mrs.
Mary B. Hubbard, widow of Chester
Hubbard, is dead at the home of Horace
B. Jeffries, in Clay county, aged seventy
six years Mrs. Hubbard, who came to
Kansas City with her husband in 1854,
played a conspicuous part in the escape,
in 1854. Of Gov. Reeder, of Kansas, the
noted free slater.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-31
Free Trial Treatment

We send full months Remedies of wonderful power
Appliance develop
deposit obligation exposure delivery decep
ANY kind. ~ - ~F
depang who had applied wrote well you
that I'll
everybody and tell them that old self had died yesterday
Why tell
AND h another wrote thus If dumped carload gold
answering and mention this and the
the book
Write the ERIE MEDICAL COMPANY. Buffalo ~ " md ash
for the little book called COMPLETE MANHOOD" = -
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-31
Disastrous ChicaRo Blaze.

CHICAGO, Dec 3o.-Fire at an early
hour today completely Quilted the build
ings extending from ZIG to 222 Monroe
street, badly damaged the building at 212-
214 Monroe street, caused loss aggregat-
ing $3.50 900 and resulted in the injury OF
niue fremen, two of them seriously. The
injured are: Capt. Robert O'COnnor seri-
den, Michael OHara, Capt. John Evans,
Capt William Carry, Capt. Thomas
O'Connor, Luke Hayes, Lieut.. Oswald.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-31
HE IS ECCENTRIC.

Ohio State Senator Walks With
Passes In His Pocket.
TOLEDO. O., Dec 30.-Joseph Myers,
state senator from the Coshocton dis
trict, is walking through to Columbus to
attend the legislative session. He has
passes and money, but Is making the trip
in this ma 1ner simply because he says it
is a pleasure fol. him to do so.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-31
Canada to Bid for Trusts

NEW YORK, Dec. 9O-Canada is pre-
pairing to make a strong bid for that class
Of American corporations known as
trusts" A representative of the Do
minion government has arrived in this
city to confer with representatives of sew
eral OF the largest companies having their
main Offices in New York
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-31
Roland Reed Holds His own.

NEW YORK, Dec. 3O.-The condition of
Roland Reed, the actor, who recently I'M
derwent surgical operation at St. Luke S
hospital, was practically unchanged today.
There has been no noticeable improve
ment and the physicians say that they
cannot say what course the disease will
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-31

Third distict in congress, and was among
the fl st to b. elected by the famous Farm
ers' Alliance movement He once went
to sleep during the vote on an important
measure in the house, and the incident
cost him his place, the Populis.s refusing
to renonlinate him.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-31

! the wing of the American eagle, and a
great hue and cry has gone up against
possible slaughter of the national
bird for the purpose of woman's head
decoration
The pictures here shown are those Of
the quils which, according to the Audu-
bonites, we should avoid, for though you
may be told they are those of domestic
fowl, such is not the case. They are these
of the eagle or pelican, both birds COM
ing under the audubon pledge
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-31
STARTLING SUGGESTION.

newspapers continue to advocate joint
intervention in the South African troubles
by the Vatican and Emperor Francis Jo
seph, some organs going the length of
suggesting that If Great Britain should
refuse t. listen to the proposition the
pope should utter a public curse on the
British nation. which would complete It's
humiliation in the eyes of the world.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-31
ENGLAND MUST LOSE
SO SAY GERMAN Authorities IN
DISCUSSING THE TREND OF
WAR EVENTS
CAPE COLONY MAY GO

Only Question Is just How Much
Territory and Prestige the Brit
Ons VIII He Compelled to Sacri-
Ece-German Navy Increase Is
Due to Fear of the Political Lead
ers of Great Britain.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-31
Two Brothers Ki1Ied.

RED KEY. Ind, Dec. SO-Glen and Dan
Wilson, brothers, while crossing the L.
were run over and instantly killed by g.
freight train.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-31
BOER BUTTONs SEIZED.

OTTAWA, Ont, Dec. 3O.-A large num-
her Of buttons on which was inscribed
the words Victory to the Beers both
in French and in English, were recently
seized by the customs officials in To-
ronto and forwarded to the department
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-31

A thing worth doing is worth, doing
Haynes Studio, cor Seiby and Virginia
avenues.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-31
HAZLE's HEADACHE CAPSULES
Are sold by all Druggists. and they
guarantee them.


PenItent1hFy Tot AsEt.
OMAHA, Neb.. Dec 30.-Tom Collins
was today convicted of the murder of
Charles r. Grove and sentenced to the
penitentiary for life.
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of able lawyers on the subject and that
the district attorney was only bluff1ng
Bundy says he means business, and will
have the two men watched.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-31
BEN CLOVER DEAD.
Famous Kansas Ex-COnRressman
Ends His Earthly Troubles

his $'H thAS ArOuOAcS'
TOPEKA, Kan, Dec. 30-Former Con-
gresham Ben Glover committed suicide
at his home near Douglass, Butler coun-
~, today, by shooting himself. Despond-
ency, resulting from sickness and power
ty, was the cause.
Congressman Glover represented the
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-31

Fastidious people find satisfaction at
Haynes Photographic Studio. Cor. Vir-
Rinia and Selby avenues.
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>|||l>F|||I

Railways Ready Relief cures the worst
pains In from, one to twenty minutes.
For Headache whether sick or nervous),
bago, pains and weakness in the back,
spine or kidneys, pains around the liver,
pleurisy, swelling of the joints and paine
of all kinds. the application of Railways
Ready Relief Will afford immediate ease,
and it's continued use for a few days Ell.
fects a permanent cure. Sold by Drug
gists BE SURE TO GET RADWAY'&
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RITNDY MEANs NRIrSINEss

CINCINNATI, O., Dee. 39.-M. Petit
and Pierre Pierot, of the Boer recruiting
Office made District Attorney Bundy an
other call today. When asked IL they
were enlisting men to fight in a foreign
country, Pierot said he ''only looked the
men over and turned them over to
Petit. The district attorney advised them
to desist, and informed them that they
were running risk in violating the neu-
trality laws. They both left hastily
Pierot claims that they had the opinion
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-31
WORTH w! !Ts IN GOLO.'

HOXBAN, i. T.
DIR. RADWAY & CO.. New York
Gentlemen: l send inclosed NJ O.. for
which you will please send me one dozen
Railways Ready Relief and one dozen
Railways Pills. Your Ready Relief is
considered hereabouts to be worth Its
weight in gold. This is why 1 am in
duced TO handle it. l have handled -
R. R. far superior to this as it gives bet
ter satisfaction. j. NJ ALEXANDER,
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-31
Incomplete Manhood
and How fO Attain H. ~

Here at last is information from high medical source
hatmustWORKWON this generation ofmen."
The book fully describes method by which to attain
full vigor and manly power
method to end all unnatural drains on the SYSTEM
To exchange jaded and worn nature for OF bright
ness buoyancy and power.
To give full strength, development and tone every
portion and organ of the body.
Age no barrier Failure impossible.
The book is PURELY MEDICAL AND SCIENTIFIC
useless to curiosity seekers, invaluable TO MEN ONLY
WHO NEED IT
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-31

the Transvaal government would repay
the money upon the conclusion Of the
war. OF course If the Transvaalis beat
en- by England, no return will be made.
This same proceeding took place at all
the mines not shut up near the big
towns"
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-31
DEWEY AVENUE.
New York street Named In Honor OF
ADMIRAL.

NEW YORK, Dec 3O.-The municipal
council today changed the name of Elm
street to Dewey avenue, in honor OF the
admiral Dewey avenue begins just north
of the city hall and runs parallel with
and east of Broadway.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-31
MODERN SMALL ARMS
WHY THEY SHOOT FARTHER AND
HARDER THAN THE OLD
MUSKETs
FORCED BALL THE SECRET

All the Gas Generated by the Burn
ing Powder Kept Behind the Pro
Jectile and Utilized In MuxzIe En-
ergy-Steel-COvered Bullets Are
Views of an Expert.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-31
SEIZURE OF A SHIP

Continued From First Page.
gallant defense, though I regret the I'M
avoidable loss of life incurred -
MR. HAYS DEPAR1,ITPE
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The | riiunlph Of Love
is Happy, Fruitful Marriage.

Every who would know the grand truth plain facts
the new d5s1oyeries of medical science applied
and avoid future pitfalls, should secure
the wonderful little book called
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CHICAGO GREAT WESTERN M.
The Maple Leaf Route

gu fln5en.
s5a5ne einbereien ,iir Gart narlaosn. Ctft>
4ilGnser unb @sflaee s3iidtr, teiorSer, xaMs
asnausr Mniidiil@I, ruenhe mar fieb on S.rrn
w. J REED. Industrial Ageut. C. G. w. Ry.,
ss9 r,.dicost Bldg, st. Paul, wslGer bteisI6ss
.onertfas eihs;'sr ro;Ic.
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Mie man &irHeniNmlDem
bcaatIt.

Gin beliebter plan it bas grief- gtite=
ten=Splten, hurh lpelhes Der Shreiber
bittet. ibm eine Gillette BON einenl
gadet @leoelanO Gacpa su5ulenoen.
Ser @mpfdn9er erldlt oabel ben pollen
Wertb oes ausaeleaten 8eloes uno bat
feine Soften als Die fleine Miibe, Die ibm
oaraus ertpdbst. Sizes lit piel leihter
als Subieriptlonen 5n iammeln, nobel
fir bic Yeitrdge nihts aeaeben miro.
Die gtitetten merDen Dem Jabritanten
suseitelt, welber Dafiir besablt nno oa=
ourb feline Waarsn befannt mabt. unO
10 Die An5eisefoisn eripart. Wer Sn=
terehe bieran nimmt. idreibe al Die
Glebelano Gbotofaoe nno @peoa Gom=
panp in glepelanb, Sbio. 1ieielben
geben boaitdnoiee Nustunft. gs ilt
itaunensmertb, ipie leitbt 5000 bis TO-
900 gtifetten auf oiei Weiie seiammelt
merDen fDnnen. As
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9pd)suai5cr 1T 0cutsd,IanO.

Berlin, IL. 9pril. Non beitiaen
eeuittern besleitete &e9engiilie in els
ner fir oas seitige Griibjabr lngetp0bn=
lihen Gtdrfe baben in Mitteloeutlb.
lano, bon ben lpeitli6en Sbeilen Oan=
nopers bis CUR Hbeinebene, 1roBen
ShaOen anaerlbtet. Yei Shtusrts lit
taft bas 9ar5e 9tubrtbal iiberibmemmt
unb aus ben benahbarten 9Drfern
mubten Die ginmobner tbeilmeile fliehen.
Die ionit siemlih flabe unb rubise
9tubr iit sum toienoeu Strom aeporoen.
2lebnlih lit Die Sies 9eltiegen. Sbre
9elben Glutben fiibren Die &eite elmer
Menae aeriiOrter Briiden benz Rbeine
sll. Sebr piel @iaenthum 1T aeritOrt,
audi elm Wann lit ben Wogen sum
Opfer aefallen.
gelnlibe 8etpitter habeu iih. tpenl
aud in oerninoerter Stdrfe, bis mad,
poien uno WelfpreuBen eritreft. Sn
oem tleinen Sieaenort an Der Siege I'M
Geaierunosbesirt Marienmerber muroen
Der geliber Oueiterbef unb Der Mrbei=
ter pamlopsti bonn YliB erihlagen uno
aul Der Stelle getOotet.
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Gin 8crcd,teS 1trtbeil cines
Niff,fcrS.

gBm. 5. Gong. @idter bon lbaper
@ountp. in 9iebrasfa. CAB tplSenoe
pidtiae Gutldeioung in einsm Jalle
bon augemeinem s}nterelle: .Gelt 20
Sabren eebraude itb bas alte Ghiueiser
Deilmittel Jorni's 2llpentrduter Blut=
beleber in neiner Syamille. gBir Soaen
orei3ehn Ginoer groB. nno batteu ME
einen Gottor i'm 9auie. als bis es ein=
NAL salt, einen 8sinbrllb gu bebanoeln.
mel1en Der 8lutbelsbsr betanntlid ni6t
beilen tann. 8ei allen anoern 0or=
tommnilien mar Der Glutbe!eber binrei-
heno uno meine 6rau bebauptet. oaB
lie>nibt mebr Obne oieieS Mittel fertia
meroen f0nnte." Sppeit unler
3edtseelebrter. g5 gereidt llns gum
yer9niisen init ieinem llrtbeil iiberein=
sultimmen, oa mir oieies Mittel BON bic
len Seiten loben bDrten.
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Bon Scabo.
Clearwater, 80. Mdrs, 1899.

SRoktoutSA9 -cs aSseA0s Aocc'
@eebrte Serren
MSie Sic ieben. iibermade ih S6nen
ben ge!ras BON $500 fir ben geub=
aater, gleihseitis mill ih probiren uno
stpas riibmer, ob|bpn es ei9entlib
nibts gum riibmen aibt, oenn tuenn
man in Die Sehsig aebt. iolte man bon
oen 3inieu leben t0nnen.
9lliD lebten Sommer babe iG bonn
20. SUM- bis gnoe Jiopember ieoen
lag aearbeitet, menn es oas Wetter err
laubt bat, uno es fat piel erlaubt. SD
babe ipobl ibon bdrter sealbeitet. aber
niht 10 piel 3eit sen,abt uno auBeroem
bot mein 2an0 mir mebr eingetraaen,
als Die porbersebenoen Sabre ooer
1T meni9tens ueniger peroOrben als
uorber ierner babe ib niAts uerloren
on pferoen ooer Ghpelnen, Die Gar=
toffeln bat man pertaufen t0nnen fir
Is Gents uno Sl.00 per Gentner uuo
iebt bolen lie / J big 2 Gents oas Qiunp,
oas 0eu $500 uno $500 Die Sonne.
sd babe Is Sonnen aema6t. Sas
isleild bolt 8 uno 10 Gents Das Yfunb,
uno ih babe 6 Sblueine geihladtet, A
srpBe uno 2 tleinere. 3 groDe babe ih
,u 3u6tSlpefsn bebolten. Sc, finoe es
beller, Shueine 81 sii6ten. ais 0ieb
ooer oas 6eu 81 pertauien fpenn ae=
mug 0eu oa lit. 10 molten lie ri6ts be-
sablen uno es nur 10 beiteln uuo nit
Dem Sieb bat man lonlt piel SDrge
uno ptiibe. @eraoe jebt tbdte es gut
be5ableu, oas Gieb bat einen bpben
preis. Inter ben YferDen auf Der
prdrie berriht aeselwdrti9 eine &rant=
beit uno iie lit an.efeno. aieine Smei
lungen Stuten. aerooe nit Nilllen, ba=
ben lie aud eebabt. Die Saare geben
ibnen aus. ih CLAUDE aber, oaB lie bu=
riiber iino, oas falte gSetter oieIeu
Winter bat Die Gahe nod lblimner
9elnabi, oenn es mar 3 ooer 4 Wale
erimmi9 falt, iiberbaupt ein ldledter
Minter gum Idaifen, 9roBe 2alte. entipe=
Der &eaen ooer Sbneeaeltober ODER to=
tbis. Sd bin fait usrfault bel Dem oie=
len Stuben9ofen. Non jebt ab aibt es
ni6t piel gu hofen bis es wieoer g9inter
ipiro, ih tann fir anoere 2eute i'm
Garten Idaffan, ba lit elmer bier in Der
Nabe, Der mill feline 8arten-p pruoufte
na1 oen Minen fabren. 2eBten 9erblt
lino spei Goloquar5=Dsinen entoedt wor=
oen, eine iIt bertauft :roroen fir $22.=
900, Die anoere fir 5000. 900. @ier
lRann baben bieie lebtere enttedt.
Die erfere elmer allein. 9ad miro cine
gTenbabn sebaut nod oem neuen
stdotle;n Stuart, s ober 9 Dleilen Dor
mir, oa fommt lie Dem 3iuer nab ber=
auf, pielleiht bis auf 5 Meilen bon mir
ldwentt lie ab nod 8ranseoille. BIS
i'm 6erb|t iol bic Balm fertie iein.
Wlein Deu, bas ih pertauft, fam ent=
tpeoer nah Stuart ooer nah ben Winen.
solde Minen, bic brinaen 2eben1in Die
youtique. 9as Gtdotlein 8ranseoi0e
lou pol iein bon @ologrdbern uno
prolpettoren. Nob ettpas iiber bic
Getreioe preiie: Sir @eiSen pirr
so 55 Gents oas Buibel besablt.
Oaber II Gents per pIuno, Gerite BIZ
| II Gents. Ser Naunt aebt 5u Gno'
uno bas piilte Metter hoffentlid aud
| balo. Mbtunasbnler UruB
oohn Nufenaht.
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3Opipst perurfa6t ourd
fehIehafte Munen.

ltnaeidbr ppn 10 Neripneu bic an Rppipeb ttibtn.
aft obtr Jung f6unen nerhert iein. bab sebler Der
angcn bic paapturfabe bes aopfipebs iino.
Sin iberiidt8es Mnse iit niaenigenb in iener ean.
ge ober IN einer NeIeron obaB Der SufuS auBtrbalb
Der WebbaMt 5m Ie0en fpmmt mpbnrdb Gin rtbermnb
ersenst ptrb tpeles cine beitdnoige MHipannuns Der
aasenmusfeln nub Nerpofitdt su sSoIse bat 9urn
seE Sessaae r;sts seHatatsr s;Hs ;;;sspab.sr @ia-
ier ipirb bas ange fiuftlib normal iuoem Der sSps
fus auf bic Nebbant idnt fpie In eiuem normal ee
banten Muae unb bamtt idBt bic lleberipannung Der
Seidbtsmusfeln uno be bamit nerbuubenen sSulaen
mad ssepi,ueb iyIimn,ern por ben slnecn 99pinntl
9linselu. Sittern &C. perihminbcn.
SSrau Go 5pn Gi0D,
melne bier Mieilen nbrblt1 BON Waiaersbnrs mpsnt,
atpeifelt nibt mebr. pie ie nor apei Woden setban
.Mene 2erren@ aete iie lid mbdbte ppn benz auBer.
orbentliden Gro9 ipreen. ben Die Sptfer gebabt in
oem iie tie eb,rade meincr aueen belten. Mie niel
anbere bate t fein Wertranen au reenben Cptifern
aber mein gprurtbeil 1T geiApunbeu uub i'd bente baB
bic Serren 2ingerielb nnb Wahaifep Ieiiten fbnnen,
mas lie in ibren Mnsesen peripred)en. sic tbun Nun.
Der. Oieie Serren nnerindten metne ansen uno Der.
idrieben mir ausensldier nm ben toIseabea Gbndbea
an bssesnen. Dem JIimmern unh Gntitelen Der BUD
ftabcn, tuenu i'd Los, Der Grmhouug Der snaen.
gbmerasu in nnb binter bem Mnse, 2opftueb, Shmer
gen int Naefeu mele iidb iber ben &idgrat hinunter
rerbreitete Jiir ebteres uebel bate i'd seS Grbeaf
litbe sebraudt pbne Grleibeeruns au fiubea. SD se.
braudte bic Gldsr bic mir Don ben Spfuren psrprb.
net tpnrben. nuo pabrcnb oereriten Wobe babcn mid
of Die ermdbnten 1ebel cerlaien SD fann leieu in
be aeeite ieben anb babe feline Sdnersen in meiuen
au9en nnb i'm Riifeu. Sd balte ai bicies fir ipnn.
oerpol uno bale es fur meine Ylit ibnen sescn5er.
bes su besensea, 10 baB bas Yublitum meiB OaB iie
balteu mas iie peripreden. Sic iiub anrdnoig unb
ebrenbaft in ibrem 8enebmen ibre Yreie iiub mdBis
e babtn Elm iidercs anfreten. med,es beipcist baB
iie es in ibrem Jatbe ipcit sebradbt babeu..
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$50
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9IGn3enbe Mnfebelunsspldee fiji @bpos
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ssarmer iinb peri6iebene Nnbere, melde
fi6 in siinitis selegenen pldben niebera
lafIen ipouen, NO mebem einem an9es
i,ebmen Seim ii9 bic ausii6t auf itets
beiier geitaltenbe gel6aftsbeoin9un9en
bietet, iinb oil ber
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uno bere6nen mdBige Dreiie fir bre au9enslaier nnb
9emanb wirb senOtb9t bieielben 81 tauien. aae
perionen tpsroen nit BET grbBten 3upprfommenbeit
uno 9DfithfeIt bebanoelt ub iie faufen poer nttbt
Se puuiben, NIT bcm Hublifum befannt ST merben,
no e beabt5tigsn lebe iets Monate re9elmdBige Be-
ine 3u maiden unb ie limb bereit rgenb ipelde Mns
seusder, bic ie jeBt terfanfen gu irgeno elmer 3eit
mdbreno ben nddbiten smei Sabren fotenfrei ansan.
toui1en. ueber ollie @eiGafte pirb Bud sefibrt uno
nit ben beiteu nnb neueiten Snirnmenten 3ur Inter
iunne Der Strabfenbre6nng ber @ugen limb bieielben
i'm stanbe. erfoisrei bic i6miergiten nno bartnddg.
itcn ebler Der &nsen ipie lebertigfeit WeitIidtig
felt 8uraIbti9feit gstiematism, Sdelen uber irserb
meld)e 0erbnbung oeier 2eibsn erfoIsred 81 befdmp
fen.
@Ge 2inlen. bic BON bieen Gptifern 9ebraubt iper-
ben, inb pnm anerbeiten Wtateral bergeitent. Sebe
berelben mrb garantirt in jeber 9infd)t alien Mn.
ipren ein ausenelas sn entipreen iinb oieielben
merben Der SUPPLE oes Mnses senau angepaBt.
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sic geDen and correfte WeaBe fir bic GiniaHnngen
nit berieIben Genauigfeit nit mel6er iie bic Hiuien
ben Ansen anpaifsu ba e bas cine iir 10 lpitig ba'
ten ipie has ailbtre
br5eben optisdea nitnfe nnb iuarb bnen biz folsen.
be Mnerfeununa sn zbeil .gon alien gtnbenten,
bic nnier College bsfndteu unb uuieren unterr4t Se,
no5em, Fam Nieanb ben 9srren ainacrfcib unb IRA.
baep slei tn ber Anauns fr bic 70 beIifate Arbeit
gsuarp psrjfonO tpie ne ben Gbarafsr ber Derftebe
men aranfbtiten bic nnfer sbrs HtbanbIung somens
fo bo s AZ e nner Snjtitnt ptrlieBen, alb bi bt.
ffen Cptifsr srf!drt perOeii mnBten bic uo rnfer
SHafjtpt psrIit Zen.
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y Grants Nmme, DIE Neoerin Nr=
m,nta Sbanion, lit bieier Saae au New
Gi6mono, O., bohbeiast geitorbcr.
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116 Giio>8rnabmab,
Gbapins 1lDd.
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Gs aibt fcine 8pe Gptifer bic mebr praftiid)e Gr.
iabruue baben in Dem aupaiien BON 8riaeugldiern
OILS Die Serren 2in9eriielo lub Mabaffep Jriber in
ibrem eesanten 2pfale in Stein Dorf baben e semein.
lam aearbe,tet. Diee praftiite Griabrung, nit ben
Stuoien her Snititute i'll Stem Dorf unb benz Wunid5
bic bbditc Stufe in ibrem abe au erreien. bat ben.
Ielben gu elmer sabteuntniB in tbrem @eifdite per'
boeu melte BON sewDbnliden Sptifern ntdbt erreidt
mirb sic iinb Spesialifteu in ibrem 5atb Sie fen'
men ibr @eidbdi unb feuneu eS gut. Sie MAIDEN bre
lIutpr5trhurGp1 fpIteufrei
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Nbrblin qebenbe 3iiqe.

WM Goaittaq f6brf etM BUG DON W9tlm8Dtlle 1tom
GIepelanb DerieIbe 8ebf bDn Wetp YbiIobeIpbia am
Wtoraen 648 mad 9iorben rnb Mbenos g. 43 ha9 Stls
ben. Die anbern 8h9e iabrsn tdali1.s @Onnta8 aus.
genommen.
GtraBenbobnperbinbun 3ipiibtn MbeeIing nnb
TiortinS sSerrp nnb Nell1ite nnh benz 9. y. u AD.
Nabnbpffn 8rto9epDrt 3.
nab ben beiten Nerbinoun9en nnb uo@ bsu %ota8ters
pfetien nan alien Wnnffen.
81. g. GarrfI, General pahen9er M9t.
GlebelanD. 81.