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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1899-12-20

FEET ARE LARGER R.--ShOemake ers
and haberdashers who cater to the
wants OF the elite assert that thoir pa
irons this year demand hosiery and
shoes averaging from onc-haif to one
and half sizes larger than they did
five years ago. The majority OF the
dealers believe that the average length
and breadth Of mems feet have bcen
steadily increasing sinco the wane Of
the fashion which demanded pointed
toe and tight fitting shoes. This they
explain by saying that the effect of the
style In vogue six years ago WAS to
cramp and dietort the natural develop
ment Of the feet When the style
changed and comfor. became the crite-
rion OF fashion nature again c1erted
Its Ii. Feet which had become dis
torted during tho reign Of tho narrow
shoe and pointed toe slowly began to
broaden and adapt themselves to their
new surroundings. The change, boing
gradual, won't for long time unnotic-
ed, and not until tho merchants re-
Gently began to compare their sales Of
I've years ago with those of today WAS
1t found that the average Increase has
been approximately one slze.
Several woll known shoe dealers
said that when they first began to no.
tlce tne apparent change they became
Interested and studied the problem.
They found that when fashion de-
manded the use OF narrow shoes feet
wore closely confined and by degrees
became small. Az styles changed and
an eaay ft was alone desired the feet
seemed to expand and grow steadily
larger until tho fashion again required
o small, neat foot, whsn the process
would DO repested. Ono merchant,
versed in ancient and Oriental history,
pointed out TO me the fact that in coun-
trios whore the sandal or other loose
foot covering Is generally worn the
feet OF the inhabitants are compare
lively large, and in countries where a
big shoe 10 In poor taste small feet are
In the majority.-Ciucinnatl Enquirer.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1899-12-20

There is spring that is freak
In Centre county. Penn. Il is near
Marsh creek, In Boggs township, or
the Robert Gunssllus farm. There
are two springs within 60 feet Of each
other. One Is an ordinary spring
sending forth a now OF water that
never varies. It's neighbor however,
every morning at 8 O'clock stops aow-
Ing, and not drop of water comes
from 1t until ''Hlock In the afternoon.
At thet hour IT again starts running,
and a steady stream OF water Dours
forth to continue until 8 o'clock the
spring 10 Limestone water. The spring
has been exhibiting this freakishness
now for num,er OF years, and Its
cause has never been explained.
Some Idea OF the increase OF educa.
tion In our country Is furnished In
Commissioner HArris's statement for
the year just Issued. The aggregate
enrolment In the common schoos for
1898 exceeds that Of tho previous
year by 800 84l. The grand total OF all
schools, elementary, secondary and
higher, public and private, was l0,
6S7 ,643, which is an increase for the
year Of 1872 $50. A littlo moro than
| one-tifth OF the entire population is,
therefore, enrolled in school. The
average amount OF schooling per In
| dividual OF the whole United States is
five years OF two hundred days each.
| An increase OF attendance In colleges
and universities OF nearly 1000 is re-.
ported.
| -Prunes afford the highest nerve or
brain food, supply heat and waste, hut
are not muscle feeding. They should
be avoided by those who suffer from
the liver.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1899-12-20
EXACT lNFoRnATIoN.-"I hs,

EXACT lNFoRhATIoN.--"I have
noticed" said tho Rsv. DR.. Good "a a +,
pausing In his discourse, "thst two or
three OF the brethren have looked At
their watches several times In the lass
few minutes. For fear their tlas-
pieces may not agree, will say that
the correct time Is 11.45. sat my
watch by the regulator At the jewelers.
last night. The sermon will be over
at IL OIL. 1t would have cloGed prompt
ly st IL hut for this digression. Let
us proceed to consider now what she
apostle means when he says: I press
towards tho mark .'"-.Chicago Tri-
bune.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1899-12-20

THE WRONG CREDIT FOR A NOTABLY
SAYING" Millions for defense, but
not cent for tribute" 10 the famous
sentiment that for a hundred years
has been linked with tho namo OF G Gen-
eral Charles G. Pinokney. It on
craven on marble tablet to General
Pinckney'G memory in ST. Miohaeps
church In Charleston. But at the
close OF the century q story is going
the rounds to the effect that General
Pinckney never used such a phase and
never claimed to have done 40. The
late Hon. Alfred Huger, OF Charleston,
wrote letter In 1871, in which he
quoted conversation between Thoma as
s. Grimke and General Charles Cotes-
worth Pincknoy as follows:
General, said Grimne, we would
like to know if the Frerch directory
ever acsually proposed anything like
tribute from tho United States to you,
when minister
They did sir he answered; the
question was What will the United
States pay for certain political pur.
poses etc.
What was your answer, General :?
asked Grimke,
Not q sixpencc, sir, answered Gen
oral Pinckney.
Did you say anything else, Gener
alp
mot word, air.
"'Was therc nothing about mil
ltons for defence, but not a cent fol
| tribste ?"
81 mover used any such expression
cir Mr.. Robort Goodloe Harper did q
public meeting never did
| Did you ever correct tho report o
Harp7r'S speech, GeReral?'
"HNo, cir. the nation adopted tn,
expression, and | always thought thor
would have bean more osteRtation II
denying than submitting to the re
port
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1899-12-20
A GOOD DEFECTIVE STORY.
"A Missing Gold Certificate Was
Recovered Through Woman's
Dream,

| Dream,
Here is good detective etory from
the New York World. 1t may furnish
valuable pointer TO detectives else
where. Mrs. Mary Coleman had just
received insurance money on her hus-
! bands life and secreted it in bureau
drawer in her room In Jersey City. On
Monday morning ehe hurried 10 police
headquarters and reported sbe loss OF
81, 600 gold certificate. Hero is tho
remainder of the story as related In
the New York World
Detective Doyle was put on tho case.
Alter searching Ars. Coieman's apart
me nts he closely questioned tho wo.
mt and an idea came to him.
Have you dreamed OF the mooey
either before or since you missed 1t ?"
he asked.
Mrs. Coleman said that in dream
she had seen a man take the money
from the bureau drawer and disappear
through an open window.
Are you somnanbulist ?" queried
she detective.
Mrs. Coleman had no recollection OF
ever having walked In her sleep.
The loss 10 asitating you" said the
detective, and he advised Mrs. Cole
man to lie down and sleep.
You might perhaps dream of the
money again." he continued. You
might then secure another clue"
Doyle won't back to police head quar-
ters and assured Chief Murphy that
the money would probably be recover.
ed. He was about to start for Mrs.
Coleman's house yesterday morning,
when tho widow entered headquarters
her face beaming.
Gleefully she exhibited the e1 900
certificate. She hac followed Detec-
tive Doyle's instructions. During the
night she got out OF bed and found the
missing certificate In corner of the
room under the carpet.
She was asleep at the time, and did
rot awake until late in the morning.
She wss lying on the floor with the
certificate in one hand and tho other
holding an upturned corner of strip
of carpet.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1899-12-20

Senator Mason, OF Illinois, has In.
troduced into the United States Sen.
ate resolution of sympathy with the
South African republics In their struR-
gle against cruelty and oppr ession and
Offering them "our best hores for the
full success Of their determined con
test for liberty"
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1899-12-20

The Louisville and Nashville rail-
road has sold all its lands In Western
Florida, aRgreEating SOC, 900 acres, to
q Michigan syndicate at one dollar sn
acre. The largest and best bodies OF
those lands will be hold by the syndl-
cate for its own uses, and an immense
milling and turpentino business will
soon be established. The smaller
detached tracts will be sold to home
seekers.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1899-12-20
Senator Hosr intends to keep

--SeAstor Hosr intends to keep on
trying to change the dAto of the
Federsl inauguration day until he sue.
ceeds. He wants to make 1t the last
Wednesday In April, instead OF the
4th OF March, and he has introduced a
proposition for a constitutional amend
ment which would extend President
Mokinleys term ana that at Of the 6sth
April, 1901, and would mako the Con
gressional and Presidential terms ex.
pire on that day OF April In the future
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1899-12-20

1t 10 said that an express balloon
Is being constructed In Germany, ct q
cost OF 5000, 600, which is expected to
attain 3 speed of % miles an hour.
This Is probably the most expensive
experiment that has been made with
an airship.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1899-12-20

III is not easy to mako woman
show the white feather unless 1t hap.
pena to be in fashion.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1899-12-20

C "A. 9 T Cd III. y "a.
Beara the 1INa Kind You Have Always Bought
'''s.ai''' g L&xXAzlzm
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1899-12-20

q n. - T % TR e a.
Bears the N The Kind You Ilaye Always Bought
"s's'''' a N<sN2glzNx
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-07-20
@reael nes Sumamitats arieses.

Oie Gffi;iste bss /. Resiments ben
Oregon iuden eine inter ben Wfanns
f6aflen bes &ssiments cirtulirenbe Ge.
f6i6te mun5toot au MAIDEN. tponab fie
fur ben 8ob uuo 8eraimmeIung bon
Sregoner 9olbaten burG Rebellen'
banb fru6tbaye &a6e bur6 bic 6ins
meBeluns bon 5ilipino. Wi6t. @ombat'
taaten genpmmeu. 5olbatsa, tuel9e tn
San 6rauciseo bon ben Sransportibif.
fen aa's 2aub gingen, nm fir f1 unb
ibre aameraben grfrif6ungen unb 81
sa,rsn 3u taufen. bradten bic &C.
f1i1te in l1mlauf. Sic 3ettungen
betamem Winb bapon unb iebt perbie.
ten bic Offi3iere bes Oresoner &esi'
ments ibren Manni4afteu, weitsr tiber
bic @eididte 3u ipreGen. Wa@ ben
Wittbeiiungen Der Solhaten sertetbsn
bret Mann bonn Regimente mdbrenb
Bet g9la6t Don Mariloo tn bic &c.
fangeniaoft Der Rebellen. Die aabel.
bepef9en bon Manila baben feiuer
3ett ausfhbrlitb iiber bic grmorbung
bieier Solbaten unb bic 69dnhuns Der
2ei9eu beri6tet. Mm ud9feu Sage
murbe bas Oresoaer &eeimeut BON ber
Geuerliuie 3uradsetosea. bamit es ft9
na9 ben harten Strapa3en. BITE e8 5met
WoGen lang Dur@semaGt, etmas aus.
ruben iollte. Sie Mannidaften bes
uuBten bieien 3as, I'm fdr ben Sob ibs
rer aamerabeu fur6tbare Ra9e 3u
nebmen. Statt tn 2ager 3u blsiben
nub fi@ ausaurlbeu. burhseaosen He
gruppenmeiie mad nerl9iebeaen 2id,
tun9en bas Qanb unb morbeteu ole
Gilipinos, bisibuen In ben Meg tameu,
@ebeqen ober Riht @ombatianteu.
MSann ober Grau, Nlt ober Sung.
Das 8smebel bauerte bon frab Ntor.
gems bis Duntslwerbeu. unb elm Sbsil
ber Marobeure tebrte erIt ON tiG9teu
Sage in's 2aser lurttd.
Die Soloaten, bic BON bieien @reu'
elm er3dbleu, beri6tfu, bob 6unberte
bon GiIipiaos binsemebelt wurben.
Sic bereuten bie. Shat bur9aus ui1t
unb waren serabeau foll auf bas,
mos He boabra9t.
Das @emesel bat In Wanila srobe
Wufregung beroorgeruten. unb bic
Na9ri6t wurbe bonn prebs@enfor uns
terbrttdt, aber iebt, mo bas Oregonei
Regiment oussemuifert worben 1T,
nsbmeu bic Soloaten teiueu aufaub.
Mues Su er3dbleH.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-07-20
I'm Der sd,nle.

Sn Der S9ule tommen oft 5ihfben
Dor, uie he 10 luitis bic n6lieseuben
Bldtter" gar niht bringen t6nuen.
aus siuem Sorfe bel Sopa pirb benz
-. Wo1enbl. folgeubes 8ei6i@tben
er3dblt: Sin Asgs@.S6abe meIbet
iebr oersulist. bab er morsen feinen
Seburtstag babe unb sfrei" babeu
MOLE. ausnabmsmeifs unb Ia 8erhd.
R9tigung Der bsionberen umadnbe
wirb ibm bies gewdbrt. Oas bat eiuem
anberen @ourage gema1t. gr tritt
Dor:
sd nil mot II Ot Veilbf" bebben. !"
2sbrsr: $50 barff Du aber nidt
iasen, meiu Sunss. Du muBt um ST..
laubniB bitten."
61tler: Seine Nntport.
9ebrsr: sWie fast Du benn su
Oeiuer Wutter, tuenn 0u Elm Butter,
brot babeu m6hteIi y
e9aIer: sd wi0'u 8ottern bebs
ben |"
2ebrer (,u sinem anbsreu ileiueu
Gla9stopf): .uub 9u, uie iasf
Ou beun au Deiner Wiu!ter z"
3weiter S6hler: sd iese' Of 10 "a
Dritter S6tler: sd Os."
gierter Sdtiler: sd ot.'
9ebrer (na6bem nod oisJs I'D Of"
ertlungen nareu): -Wer bon guf
iagt benn anbers 3u isiuer Wutters"
Na9 turaer pauie bes StiQi6wei'
gems msloet i& Der tleine Griebrid.
Ssbrer: D5ebt Sbr, ainber. be,
tletne Griebrit mirb @u9 bei9dmen.
yta, Grieori4. nun ias' mol, mas iagf
Ou ,u Geiner Wutter, tpenn Du eir
Bntterbrot babsn m6ftshs
Der tleiue Gr 'ebrib: so iesg' scl
nits. Id Lmssr mi itilbeu seu'u upl"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-07-20
Die ieDad)priii'}t(Ii
sfnman tpm gEolbemar ltrbau.
(Sprtfstunn }

vMeia Gott, i'd tperoe i'm felbitDer=
fidnbli9 ni6t iu6en, anttportete 6los
renee eifris, uuno fo9ar 9llles t1un,
TIN 5a permeioen. @enn ni6t 6itritin
Sta ielbit probo5irt-"4
sNu6 bas mubt Su Slt bernleioen
ipiiien."
r0un gut, i1 tperbe es bermeiben.
Mber, 1i6t tuabr, 6rantiti6ef, gu
nimnif mid moreen mit2"
Ser Shrit erfldrte it6 einperitanDel1,
frob, 10. billisen 9aufes ii9 feline Srau
berbinbli6 gena6t gu haben. Gjin9 es
i6lieBli9 bod ni6t, tpte er oad)te, 10
fonnfe er ia einen gtlat nit @iia pre-
bo3iren, unb Glorence bann furserbano.
ipieber na9 Der S6attenburs suriif=
f1iden. Sebenfalls fonnte er ben Ser
iu9 tpaeen. 9omit f6ien 9llles CUR
3ufriebenbeit erlebist gu iein, nur
Grau Ma9ba fraete ii9 i'm Stillen:
@as mill tie IN @ien? Slorenee fam
ibr In Der lebten 3eit 10 iiberraibenb
peripanbelt Dor, baB iie dneitlid unb
niBtrauil9 tpurbe. Wenn Tie eeabnt
bdtte, baB Glorenee in Der berfloIienen
Na9t GenntniB BON ben beiben 8rieien
aenommen-nienals bdtte iie tie mad
gBien fabren laiien. 9lber bieie Sbee
fam ibr ni9t in ben Sinn, fonnte ibr
ni6t fontmen.
Sen ganaen Nbenb unb aud nod am
ndd1fen Griibmorsen tpurbe unter ei9e=
ner 2eitune bon 6lorenee in beren
3immern gepadt. 9ur3 bor Wlittag
berlieB iie nit Jrantiti9et Die S6atten-
burg, I'm ben @iener S6nellsug gu
beifeisen. 9lls fie, bo6 3u &oB, nit
5rantiti6ef I'M bic 9ldbe bes Marterl
fam, an bem iie an jenem berbdngniB=
bollen Nbenbe NIT Geb Madel aufam=
mensetroffen mar, fab Tie on elmer
un3usdneli9en 6els3afe Elm ppnl
Sturm serfebtes, bom &eaen our6ndB=
tes Gtif f6par3en S6leiers bdn9en.
Sic erfannte es iofort. Gs mar ein
Stiid ibres S9leiers, ben ibr in jener
Nadt Der Minb entrilien unb i'm Spiel
Der entfeiielten Glemente tpie Elm Or
innerunssaei6en an ben i6roffen lnsu=
gdneli6en Gelsgrat gei6leubert bate.
DOrt unten in jener G9lu6t tonnte fie
aud lieeen, tpenn ni6t cine bDbere
| 9ano iidtbar iiber ibr sei6pebt bate.
Sbr @eii9t nabm fir etnen Mueen-
Ef.4 4
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-07-20
16. q biteI.

Mellbofen iaB in leinem Bureau, In
&e6nunsen unb abf6liiie pertieft. gr
bate piel gu tbun, that aber ni6ts.
Seine aueen fdpeiiten nur gu bdufie
iiber ieinen arbeitstii9 binpes unb
nabmen ben ionoerbdren, tta9oenfli6=
ftarren alusoruf on, tpie INNER bel
2euten, bic nit offenen 9lusen ni6ts
ieben.
rGu mubt nit, Sepperl, bemertte
iein alter 5reunb, Der Gberlieutenant
2eopolb 5auffp, Der felt tur3er 3eit
ebenfalls nod Nien beriebt ipDrben
mar. Ser Offisiers=Sriibjabrsbal 1T
INNER cine eroBe 9lffaire. Sic fei6eiten
Grauen un6 Mabeln bon gang Mien
iinb ba. 2lfO illa6' tein 10 iauers
t6pfif6es @eii6t. Mir seben bin."
SAP mid in 3tub', polbi," ant-
tportete Mellbofen miirril6. n9u iDeibt
bod, bab es fir mid nit ben gdllen
aus it,
.nniinn! Gin Rerl tpie gu, um
ben Die MabeIn ii6 reiben 4! 8annit gu
ni6t moresn cine rei6e Grau bei-
ratben2"
s2aB mid aus, polbi, nit bem @es
f9tpdb," meinte 9gellbofen drserli6.
gr mar ni6t in Der Stimmune, auf
iOl6e SpdBe ein3usehen, unb an Bale
unb @ersnisuneen gu benten. 8eb
Ma9el Dar bOr Stuei 9agen baeetpeien
unb bate ibm pflidti6uloigft bic 9luf.
traae Der Grau Ma9ba ausgeri9tet.
Wellbofen tuubte nun, oaB iein G9reis
ben bic re6te Moreiie perfeblt unb in
fali9e 9dnoe eeratben mar, baB 9(lles
aus uno fiir i'm teinerlei 6offnung
msbr lei. Bun fam allerbiues bel ibnl,
tpte i9on oft in lebterer 3eis, bic &eue
iiber ietnen frabersn loderen 2ebens.
tuanoel oaau. Ser @eoante boran, pie
es bdtte iein t0nnen uno pie es mar,
erobte tbn perriids gu MAIDEN. Sdtte er
oamals, ais er bic v9a6prin3eiiin" In
pras fennen selernt, iein 8ermOeen
nod gebabt, 10 udre iie ME Giirlfin
3arlitetn getporoen, ionbern ieine Grau.
90 absr bate Ct i'm Sueenbleidtiinn
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-07-20
Gin fmrdtbarer s,rrtbnm

psruria9t oft i9redli9e 8ranbpunber.
Sdnitte ooer iOnitise 8erlebunsen.
8udlens Grnica Satbe, bic beie in Der
@elt, itillt iOfort ben SbmerS unb beilt
i9nea. sic beilt ale slusidldse,
Sdmdren, 5le6tea uno freiienoen
8nnben. Sic 1T ba8 bette Samorz
rboioen>Wittel bas es siebt. Sour 25
Gents Die Sda6tel uno bic Setluns
tpiro 9arantirt. gu baben in Der Npoe
tbefe bon S. aalteper & Son.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-07-20

iein Slid peri6er3t unO nun fol9te
bic Strafe, Die Geue mad.
Sic SGiir 9ing auf, uno Stanislos
SrubD, Der Safermafler, i6ob iib nit
bielen giiflin9en, ben 0ut in Der Sanb,
our9 ben Spalt berein.
vgBuni6e guer Gjnaoen gang eebor=
ianit 9uten Nor9en !"
NellDofen i9lug drserli6 auf ben
Slid uno murmeite: v9lun aud bas
no6l9 9ann fiigte er laut unb fur3
binsu: yMir. brau6en feinen Safer,
Srubp. @bieu."
SrubD fam troBoem freunbli6 uno
3utrauli6 ndber. v9lber etrob, @uer
@naben, iaste er. sd weiB es gang
9etpiB. Ser Spuragemeiiter Der Srdn5
sSoIepb=Gaierne bat es mir eeiagt. gie,
Serr 2ieytenant? 9reibunoert @entner
fiir gnoe bes Mpnats?"
ySimmel Sreus 2auoon Clement,
Srubp-" fubr Mellbofen piitbenb auf.
.@ehen Sic, Serr lieutenant,
unterbra6 i'm SrubD eef6pdBia, u9e=
nau 10 faete nein gruber 9rofop aud.
Sic tpiiien bo6, mein 9ruOer grofop,
Der Siener Seiner 9ur6lau6t oes Sir
fen Sariitein, Sd iagte gu i6m, PRO
fpp, oa 9eine 6erridaft perreilt TT
unb 9u rod jebt ettuas freie 3eit Daft
Sic miiiien ndmli9 miiien, Serr
lieutenant, baB Siirit Srantiti6ef-
biesmal ausnabmsneiie obne profop-
mad Der s9attenburs eereiit 1T, uno
ioniit mein 8ruoer mebr freie 3eit als
ionit battle
rMas sebt bas mid an, Srubp2"
,Sa, ia. Sd iase alio: prOfOp,
beute 9tbenb trinfen mir mai einen
anftdnbigen s6oppen nit einanoer,
tpie bas 5ipei 8riiDern safommt. S66n,
iaet prptop. uno Die Sadie mar gut.
gBas aber sel6iebt? Seben sic, Serr
lieutenant, 10 sebt es in Der Melt.
Nm Mbenb, tpie i9 grpfop am Yalais
Garlltein abbolea mill, na6bem natiir=
lid iein Sienit pprbei mar, laet er au6
eenau tpie sic borbin: Simmel=Greus=
9aubpn=glement, i6 babe feline 3eit,
6tanislas. Meine Serrf6aft fommt
nit benz 9tbeno5us 5uriif. Sd muB an
Die 8abn. g8ir baben allie 9dnbe boil
gu tbun I'M palais. Sic Srau 8iiritin
febrt aud nod gDien 5uriif. \
r9ie 6iirIiin 6lorence9" fraste @elK
6ofen raid.
6rubp lddelte beri6miBt. gr mar
| fait fi9er, oaB er iein Strob anbra9te.
.98ie i'd iaee, Guer @naoer,4 ant=
portete er. n6iirit Srantiti6ef NIT iei-
ner Grau 0emablin, Der Giiritin Glo=
renee, iino geifern Nbenb mad Wien
suriifgefebrt. Sd felbit babe lie anfom=
men ieGen, lpeil i'd nit grofpp auf bic
9abn segangen bin. Sage i'd gu pro=
top: g8ie fommt es, baB Die sSrau
s5iirltin jebt na6 Mien fommt? llnb
4rOfop flu6t uno iast: y9aran if
nur Der bumme Sffi3iersball i6ulD.
Der &udud bole ben Ball nit iammt
ben"
.gSas"
! 80, Guer @naben, i9 bite tauIenb-
mai UNI @er3eibune, tpenn mein Brit
Der ettpas iagte, mas gegen ben &eipefi
bor ben Serren Sffi5ieren sebt. 9lber
BON pe9en beg Gtrp6es-Serr 2ieute=
| nant. es lit tpirfli6 iebr gutes Gtrob.
o9llio bic Siiritin mill ben Bali be-
iuden9"
nNatiirli9, natiirli9, Serr 2ieute=
nant. Snbeiien oas Strob, Serr 2ieu-
tenant Sd follte meinen, breibun-
bert @entner tparen ni9t gu biel. @ie2"
(Sortiesuna foIst)
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Die 8erIiuer BI1iter belbred,,

= Die BerIiner Blditer beIpreheu
INNER nod ON Ieitenber etele bie grs
tldruus bes 4aifers ttber bic rrnbeng.
iamteit feines WillensS. Das ,Bers
liner Sageblatt" bebt berDor, baB bos
8ertibmeH nit Der .llnbeuglamteit1
pielen 6erri6ern berbdngniBuoa ges
morben fei, unb erinnert an NapoIeon
ben @rfen. Vitolaus ben grlt.n, 9arI
ben 3w6lften BON Shmebeu, 2ubpig
ben 8ier3ebnteH, 4arl ben griten DO n
@nslanb, uab pbilipp ben 3weiien
BON Spanieu. Der Grobs aurfhrR,
6risbri6 Der 8roBe unb WiIbeIm ber
grfie, fhst bas 8lait treffsnb bin3u.
baben fi@ ntemaIs, ibrer unbeugIam.
teit geriibmt uno perben benno9 In ber
@eftihte OILS wilIensnarte unb Ton.
Isquente 0errfder fortlsbsn. Die ,Na,
tionoI' 3eitnng" Deriu6t benz Sele.
gromp oes RaiIers aas pOltiiGe BE,
beutung abjuipre6en. Der ,0am'
buraiide aorrsiponbent@ bebausrt bic
9er6ffeutIi9ung be8 feleerammS aus
bsm tSruubs, baB ss 3msifellos su Sun,
fteu Der 3udtbaus VorloSe eiuiriil
uub babur9 bic poliiiler In Elm i@mel
res unb unsrfreuIides Dilemma briust,
- Sarbtmntb's Sleiftift Ia bsl
behs in Der WeIi. Wlan probire ber
"KOH-I-NOOR".
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@tmes retaem wsammes ssroieft.

gines reid6en Mannes grtIdrung, baB er fait ietn
sanses uneebeures germ6aen tuobItbdtiaen 3tue.
den su tuibmen beabfibtiae. bat pieI 9istuifiou
bernprserufeu. rno swar aus benz @runoe. oaB
bamtt btel GIenb asIinbert unb bieI @ntes aetban
tperben tuiro Gs tff natiirlicb Elm lpbeusmertbes
8eitreben. iebpd5 giebt es nod biels anbere Wlit.
tel. tpeehe. faum iemals beicrodben. eben 10 nieI
6utes sufueee brnoen. 9ehmt .. 3. 6oftetter's
Nneenbttters an-ons arobe ameritnnicbe Seil.
mittel fir alle MaaeniibeI 5iinfsia Sabre lang
bat es 8eritupfuna. Dpspepiie, @anenneraiftuna
Rerboftdt uuo ale bic anblreichen 4eioeu aebeilt
tpeiche BON fftuacber 8eroauung bertpmmen
Siefe Nrsenei tpiro ben sarteften Rneen In gutem
8uitnnoe erbaIten unb bic S6rme reguliren. GS
III elm tuunberboles g8ieoerherneQunesmitteI
tueIdes belebt uno @eiunbheit nnibnut. iotuie elm
mittel. gs nerbiitet ferner Nalaria. 5ieber Mnb
taltes S5ieber. Berlaaat e8 uno beifebt oarauf.
oaB Sbr eS betommt. Qdbtet onranf onB eine
hitUf ~ -
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seuer hammernSe sopfianaers

tuirb sic balb oerlaiien, tpenn Sic 9r.
ain9s ,,g1etp 2ife 8i(ls" benuben. gauz
ienoe BON 2eioenben baben Die 8urtreffz
li9feit bieies Mittels sesen &Opfi6merS
unb Meisrdne betdti9t. Sic reinisen
bas 8lut, frdftisen Die gtsroen unb
bauen Die @elunbbeit auf, Wan per<
iu6e Iie. gtur Is Gents. 9as @elo
pirb Suraderit ritattet, tpenn feline Seiluns
erfolst. 3u baben iii Der @potbefe
BON s. &alteDer & Son.
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ber Maun berielben auf6aute uab obs
folut feline 5hutersen empfanh, unb
10 bebanbelt, tonnte ber Mann selaRen
feline 3eituns lefeH, wdbreuo oie aer8te
babel Daren, ibm bas re9te Sein on
Der 6iiFte au ampntiren.
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3u berfaufett

eiue 4uaabl ausse3ei@nets .Garms'
unb .Ran9es", au niebrisem prelie,
auf ldnsere 3eit BET serineer 3insrate.
Diefe taufte i@ bon ausldnbii1enWort.
gage Cos. S@reibt fhr @ireuIare.
6. y. @haubler.
102 grofett.Strabe, San Antonto.
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Damen, iuel9e bur9 llnre9sIma.
Bisteiten Der tpeibli6eu Org 9eqnalt
uerben, f6nnen peiuIide llnterlu6uH@
oen permeioeu, inoem iie iid init Slms
mons gouaw 8ine g8eiu uno >Iablets
ten ietbIt turIren.
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Soutberm Yactite 0abn.
aba brt.

Rad Stem Orleans, SoutoM rinb Sol
pefton tdsli6 1910 Weittass rnt
$50 Mbenbs. ....,............
Nadgasle9aB, Merico &c. IL so Born.
Nab galifprnien ...... .4:45 Nahm.
Mnfunft.
Bon Neiu Orleans, Souiton unb @al'
oeitOn td9lid 7:25 Gorut. unb 4:25
9t11rt. ................
Bon galifornien &C.. -. IL 80 Born.
Bon eagle BaB unb Merico 700
MbenoS. ....,...........