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determined effort to drive back sbe
British brigades. General Buller's men
only held their ground alter desperate
nghting and they were eNposrd 10 a
heayy fire from the Boer guns Mil.
tary writer's are beginning TO criticise.
General buller's Tactics In putting for
NAFd MS lines and not massing his
troops Tor an attack but these structures
are unjust when the reports OF hi
operations are in the main interigible
Beers on the Offensive.
LONDON. Feb. 2S.-A special dis.
patch from Coienso. dated Tuesday
February %. says:
The Beers are endeavoring to on.
Hank us, and severe hghting con
tinues."
Sir Redvers Butler b. having a hard
time in Natal. IL T. evident now. after
a fortnight's fighting. that he was mis-
led when he wired that there was only
a weak rear guard between him and
Ladysmith. Apparently. some OF the
hardest fighting OF the war took place
AZ the end OF last week. as an armistice
was agreed upon to allow attendance
upon the wounded and burial Of the
lead. Both sides must have los,
heavily.
At any moment. however. news MAY
'ome OF General Buffers success. Fri
lay will begin the fourth month OF the
siege of the garrison. which Is seem
ngly in a position where e is unable
o do anything TO help General Butler.
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Beers retreated to the crest, and then
came back on either flank of the Irish
troops, enfilading the captured trench
with a savage cross, as well as a di-
rect, fire.
"All night and until 9 o'clock ia the
morning our men held the position I'M
der a ceaseless fire and at terrible cost.
At roll-call only five officers and 100
men answered TO their names. Colonel
Thackery and Major Sanders of the
Enniskillens, Colonel Sitwell of the
Dublin Fusileers, Captain Maitland Of
the Second GOrdOns and Colonel Thor
old of the Welsh Fusileers were killed.
Two hundred and fifty-twO of the rank
and file were killed or wounded.
General LyttletOn's brigade Teliev-
ed them at 10 o'clock this morning.
when the Boer artillery pounded the
troops holding the center kopjes with
out pause, but with little effect"
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Talk of Pc ace.

LONDON, Feb. 2S.-The Cape Town
correspondent of the Daily Telegraph.
telegraphing Monday, says:
There is talk of peace in the air.
The English organ of the Afrikander-
bund proposes the formation of Con-
Citation Committee, the object being.
of course, TO save Boer independence
While Lord Roberts was holding
Cronje at Paardeberg, it is understood
that General French was moving tow
ard Bloemfontein.
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Did you see the report in the
Advertiser" OF February 2sth,
regarding filtration of water for
cities? It shows that there is
much sickness in places where
unfiltered water is used. Homo
lulu has no filter system and
ut you can save your life by at
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the empire. You can't hold Africa
down with a bayOnet at her throat.
That inevitably will ALLEVIATE your own
blood out there"
Is Pretoria ImpregnableP
BUFFALO. n. Y, Feb. 2S.-Moltagu
White OF Pretoria, former Consul Cen
eral OF the South African Republic at
London. in reply TO a query said the
surrender of General Cronje marked
the close of the offensive operations of
the war. The enormous overwhelming
British force has compelled the aban-
dOnment OF offensive tactics and the
beginning Of defensive tactics.
How long will the Beers be able to
defend their country"
THAT is impossible to say. am not
a military man. l am informed. how
ever, by men who are competent STRAIT
egists that Pretoria is impregnable
The remainder OF the war between
England and the South African Repub-
lie will be less dramatic and will be
OF long duration"
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Good Wishes for cronie.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 2S.-Repre-
sentative Fitzgerald OF Massachusetts
today passed around among his Demo-
cratic colleagues the following cable to
General Cronje, the defeated Boer gen
eral. Up to today about thirty of them
had signed IL:
General Cronje. Cape Town, Africa:
Members OF the United States House
of Representatives congratulate you
and your soldiers on the magnificent
display of courage and heroism in your
brave fight for human rights"
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Cape Parliament Prorogued.

CAPE TOWN, Feb. 2S.-The Govern
or of Cape Colony. Sir Alfred Miner.
has further prorogued the Cape Par
lament to April 8. He has also issued
proclamation announcing that the
military authorities are authorized to
impress wagons. oxen, provisions and
other necessities in Rhodesla. the ar
ticles thus taken TO be paid for at a
fair price. This is taken TO mean that
Colonel Plumer's column advancing TO
the relief OF Mafeking will be enabled
TO seize supplies
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Curzon Toasts Roberts.

CALCUTTA, Feb. 2S.-Lord Curzon,
the viceroy, at a dinner given this
evening at Government House. said:
Il propose. on this great occasion, to
break the ordinary rule. ask you to
drink the health of that brave soldier
and former Indian commander-in-
chief. who. on the anniversary of Ma
juba, has wiped out that stain and gain
ed notable-yes, a glorious, victory"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-12-20
TINE HAS CONN TO PAY
Bluffs Of Turkey Must Cease and
Money Produced.
no MORE LENIENCY.
New Minister Appointed aud lie win
lie Instructed 10 Close the Ia.
sldeni - New Apporiion-
neHt Bin Opposed.

Washington. Dec. TO- The indemni.
BY demanded Of Turkey on behalf Of
missionary claims OF six years standing
amounting TO 10000, may yet cause So.
rious trouble between this country aud
Turkey. The bluffs that the sultan have
been giving Uncle sam can no longer
be- endured and steps to that end have
been taken by the appointment Of John
Leishman Of Pennsylvania. now minis.
ter 10 Switzerland, 70 b. minister 20
Turkey In place Of Minister Strauss, who
refused 10 return % Constnntinople
II Is stated, on good autloritr that the
clam will be- collected or Uncle Sam will
know the reason The sultan will be-
given "a short time 20 pay IN after the
new minister reaches his station aud
then drastic measures will be taken, re-.
gardlcss Of what claims nations will dc.
mand
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PHlLlPPINE VOLUNTEERS.
Thifty.ssvsnth Regiment WIN lie the
First To Leave Tor Home.


Thirty Seventh Regiment WIN lie the
iirst To Leave Tor Hame.
Manila. Dec. l9--The volunteer reg.
iments will proceed 10 the United States
to be- mustered out In practically the
same order rs they arrived IN the Phil.
ippine islands. They will be- replaced
by regulars provided by the army bill.
The rhirty-seventh volunteer regiment.
which Is TO begin the homeward move.
ment by embarking on New Years day.
will be brought from the LAguna de
Bay district and will sail on the trans.
port sheridan. The women and sick
soldiers who were 10 sail on the Sheri.
dan will leave on Che Warren Saturday.
The Eleventh cavalry. which Is 10 FOL.
low the Thirty.seventh volunteer regi.
ment. will b. transferred here from
Camarines province aud will sail Jan. IS
on the Moado
The lhirty.sixth regiment. which b..
gan service the earliest 10 July. 1899, Is
now Ia the province % lioc0s. but will
be- transported here som.
The officers ~ the regular army hold.
ing commissions IA volunteer regiments
viii BE- retained IN the Philippines and
volunteer officers on special duty will b.
relieved only on the authority Of head.
quarters
General Hughes reports that 2l,OO0
PERSONS In the island Of Panay have
sworn allegiance 10 tho United States.
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WILL FIGHT THE BILL.
New Apporilonmrnt Hir objected to by
the Lo.ing states

the Losing states.
Washington. Dec i9-There prom.
Uses TO be- "a big fight over the Hopkins
rcapportionment bill when h Is taken up
IN the house after the holiday recess.
The representatives % the states which
will lose representatives under the bill
are organizing for the struggle. The
members Of the minority Of the census
committee are seeking 10 marshal all the
available strength among tho diaifected
members by making a minority report
which will recommend a basis Tor relp.
uortionmcnt that will not reduce the
representation in any state This can
Oh accomplished by making $4,000 IA.
habltauts the basis OF representation.
Upon thl. basis tho house would uuusist
of 800 members.
SO state would lose and the following
would gain: Arkansas. California, Col.
orudo, Connecticut. Florida. Iowa.
Louisiana, Massachusetts,. Mississippi.
Missouri, North Carolina. North Dakota.
Washington, West Virginia aud Wis.
consin would each gain one. Minnesota
New Jersey and Pennsylvania ,. aud
Illinois. New York aud Texa-3
Mr. Burleigh Of Maine will draw the
minority report recommending this
basis
Itispos.ihle that Mr. Crnmpscker Of
Indiana will still further c1mpliclte the
situation hy making another minority
cport in support OF his proposition 20
reduce the representation from the
south.
Washington, Dec l9.-The house
this morning resumed consideration
OF the bill 90 change the Pennsylvania
railway terminus IN this city.
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Paris. Tex, Dec. 10. -George Jofrreys
was convicted IN the county court here
Of selling liquor IN local option pre-.
cinct and was fined 500 and given 25
days In jail. lie accepted sentence and
went 20 comfy chain gang. The de.
PENDANT was captured in a tent on a
sandhar Ia Red river below State Shoals
with several jugs OF unbroken whisky.
The defendant kept little canoe
and had his tent and equipments so ar.
ranged that he could load them in the
skitf and leave at moments notice.
The defendant is not known here and
he declines 70 give any information con.
corning himself.
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Viokshurg. Miss. Dec. ia young
white man was arrested here by Chief
Of Police Price for raising one dollar
silver certificates TO ten. He has been
operation in this city for week or ten
DAYS and he has been positively identi.
fed hy four persons on whom he passed
the raised bills. The prisoner claims TO
1.-Two In Hillshnrn. Toy.
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Washington, Dec no. The house de.
voted all Tuesday 70 District NJ Colum.
bia business The whole time was ocou.
pied In consideration Of a bill to change
the terminal facilities Of the Pennsyi.
vAnia railroad in this city. Aftera long
flibuster the friends Of the bill succeed.
ed IN securing recess until II o'clock
this morning In order 20 continue tho
legislative day aud complete cousidera.
ton of the bill.
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Bulletin Board. for Dspo,..

Austin, Dec. l9.-The railroad com.
mission has issued a notice 10 all railway
companies IN Texas that they must 70.
quire bulletin boards TO be kept at their
depots with proper Information thereon
as to the time Of arrival aud departure
Of passenger trains All delays must be
noted from time TO time for the benefit
OF the travelling public.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-12-20

Washington. Dec 10 United States
Senator William V Sullivan Of Mis.is.
sippi aud Mrs. Marie Newman Atkins
Of this city were united IN marriage
Tuesday afternoon at the parsonage Of
~. Stephens church The bride Is the
daughter o. the late DR.. Newman Of this
city who was well known physician.
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courl DOM. A..eel.,.a rr....

jefferson City, No, Dec. 10 Judge
Sherwood in the supreme court here,
rendered an opinion denying the appli-
cation Of the 81, Louis Star for a writ Of
mandamus against the Associated Press
This was an attempt TO secure the rev.
ice Of the Associated Press.
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Qaantrsn,. LI.u,.n.p, mad.

St Joseph, No, Dec TO- William
HALEY, chief lieutenant Of the noted
guerrilla Quantrell, whose mon during
the early part Of tho civil war burned
and sacked IAwrence, KAs., died In the
state insane asylum here. aged 81.
HALEY was born IN Louisville. Ky.
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Washington. Dec. ia message
from the United States consul at Tan.
gier Informs the state department that
the Moorish government has settled the
claim Of the United States for $500 In.
de,nuiiy on account Of the murder OF
Marcus E.zRaui. naturalized Amer.
eau citizen IN Morocco last spnr
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Washington, Dee 10 Tho riversaud
harbors commmitteo of the house ha,
practically decided not 10 give out the
bill until after the holidays
Provision Is TO be made for restoring
the Jetties At Galveston, Tex, aud q
general improvement there at cost Of
Sl,0OO,OOO.
Arkansas Pass, Tex. is TO receive $3.50,
900 and Sabine Pass sl25,OOO.
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DON'T MISS 1T.
Convicted Of Bigamy.

Waco. Tex, Dec. 10. George E Rail.
ey, young man who recently married
a young lady Of McLennan county. was
convicted on an indictment charging
the defendant with bigamy. The jury
gave the defendant four years in the
pcuiteutinrv.
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Waco, Tex. Dec, la-Dnck Miller
and his wife were poisoned at their
home eight south Of Waco. near the
town Of Harrison. Miller is dying and
his wife is dead. The poison was placed
in their food. Miller is "A negro farmer.
Parties suspected OF the deed have been
arrested,
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Lock Haven. Pa. Dec. l9.-Mrs. Jane
Elizabeth Waggoner. died here Of para.
lysis, aged 7Oyears. She was the great
granddaughter OF ex.President John
Adams
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Washington. Dee no. The senate
committee 900 agriculture has began th,
consideration Of the oleomargariue bill
10y hearing persons interested IA the
measure, which recently passed The
house
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Washington, Dec 1.-the house res
olutiou authorizing the appointment ni
Congressman Charles Boutelle at Main
as captain on the retired list OF the navy.
was hhopted hy the .nnnt..
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Chicago. Dec. i9-At the convocation
exercises 81 the University 81 Chicago,
President Harper announced that John
d Rockefeller had made another gift Of
81, 500. 900 10 the institution.
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Washington, Dec 10 Tho senate has
agreed 10 the house amendments 20 the
bill relating 10 taxes IN Grucr county;
thus passing the bill
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Beaumont, Tex. Dec l0-Members
Of the Jewish congregation in this city
have completed arrangements for the
construction Of ss5. 40 synagogue.
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Washington. Dec 10 Tho senate re-.
sumo the consideration OF the Hay.
Paunref1te tIeaty.
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Presidential Nominations.

Washington, Dec. l9.-The president
has sent the following nominations tc
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the senate.
j. 9. A. Leishman Of Pennsylvania,
now minister To Switzerland. 10 BE- min.
ister 90 Turkey.
Arthur $ Hardy Of New Hampshire,
now minister 10 Greece. Roumania and
Seryia, 10 be minister 20 Switzerland.
Charles 5. Francis Of New York, 20 be
minister 20 Greece. RoumaniA and Ser
via
Clarence l. Thurston Of Nebraska. TO
be secretary Of tho legation at Bueuos
Ayres.
Benjamin Warren Of Alabama. IN Ia
assistant surgeon IN the marine hospital
service.
j. NJ Patterson. 10 be postmaster at
The Dalles, Ore
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YOU SHOULD MEET HIM.

Amusing complications and misunderstanding keep
the audience in a continual roar Of laughter
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nm tie aegsbensn Sails gum Strife
eeeen mid gu betuegen; Sic baben
mid nit benz G6man ditaniren mol.
len. I'M mir bas 0efddft gu perleiben.
unb sic babsn, nm es Dbne 3abluna
non mid gu erpreiien, elm 2iebesperbdlt.
nib nit meiner 9odier ansefanaen.
Samobl, nur besbalb |" idrie er. vWit
meiner SOdter! !"
gdrenfelb fdndntie, CAB er faff gu
Boben esiiiirst pdre, ipdre pfalsoprf
ibm nidt beiesiprunssn. Wlit sudenben
geiidtssiigen unb irreneen @ugen
farrte er abpedielno ben @potbeter
unb Qiia on.
,0u irrn, papa," iaste oiefe, talt
uno blei9 tpie cine Marmorfaiue. ySn
bisier Siniiht biii Su belogen tporben,
benn Serr gdrenfslo uno id iinb uns
iets bolltommen aIeidailtig 9etueien.
llnb jebt .@uie WaHt.'"
gdrenislo ladte idrill auf, unb be-
Dor 2iia iid sntfernen tonnte. iianb er
neben beg 9lpotbeters Siubl.
Den 9lamen oes Glenoen! Seraus
nit Dem Namen !"
Ter Npptbeter mar entiebt auriid-
aeialren. rSdseren Sic lid gum Teu-
fel, fort aus meinem 9aus, pber id
taiie Sic ourd msinen Gdipieseriobn
binausbrinesn 3eisen Sic i6m ben
Wea, 5err Roie, aeigen Sic ibm ben
@eg!"
Mit idlotiernoen @lisomaben per-
fudte Der propiior, iid bon ieinem
Gtubl gu erbeben. Nud 6rau Wa-
rianne mar bel Dem Wort rGdtpiseer.
iobnA eridrsdt bodasfabren, unb Qifa
blieb iuie gebannt mitten in Der Stube
fiebsn.
.9u uno Sein Sdmieg.riobn Ssrr
Roie ieio mobl niht rsdt geIdeit, Z" fagte
iie perddtlid. ~Das III ia etne etelbafts
Qom6bie.
Sm ielben Mueenblid fu6lts Der pro:
piior einsn brennenben G&merj dnf
ieiner linien Mange unb taumelte.
.0o, Subas Deinen 0obnl4 ilfN
9efotat bon pfalsborf bsrtieb Ddren.
felo bod auIgsridtet bas 0imr1er.
Cine erensenlofe gefiiiriung lqg aui
ben 3urlidaebliebenen. Den Triumph
batie fi9 Der qpotbeter ganj dnbsrl
poresfsllt. Serr WoIe erua3te sueril
GUM 2eben.
Zen Gdlae, iiotteris er. ben icIl
mir Der 9err tesablen. Saba, Der
iofet ibm minoefens ieine fiinfsig
Marf.~
,Marien Gie OBJ" iaete Qiia, ben
0enun;iantsn fp0ttiId) meiieno, uno
f9riit on ibm norbei sur 3htir. ~War.
ten Sic ab; pielleidt madt Serr 3D.
renfelo bic Summe runo.
@erduidooll Iieb iie bic 9biir binter
iid in's Sdlob faIlen.
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General b. 9lrniln, tpeld)e

= General b. glrnim, tpel6er
gum eriten Wale ieit 1870 alS oelitz
iber Mlilitdr= 9ttaf)e an ben frans0=
iiiben 0erbman0pern tbeilnabm, dll=
Berte lib einem Observation-Disclosures
aegeniiber iebr befrieoigt iiber Die
liebensipiiroige Mrt uno @eiie, init
Der man linn in ssranfreih iiberaa
entseaeneefonmen lei. Die frans0s
iilbe &apallerie uno glrtillerie iino
ieiner Iniibt nah uDr5iiglid, ieooh
in 8e5ue auf bic Snfanterie iaate er:
m@dbreno oieielbe in Der Nufl0lung
gu ShiibenSiiaen iebr gut uperirt,
gift bas tpeniger bonn @efebt in ge=
ihlpKenen Heibe.
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u. QapiteI.

aonrab Bdrsnfelb mar, obne elm
Wort nit isinsm 8esleiter gu iue@isln.
iiber ben 2aaerbof aesaneen. nm fi4
ioiOrt in isin 3immer gu besebn. Dor
BEN 9austnediseelab lauerte Cores
uno madie isinem Greunbe qfalabotf
iroaenoe 3eidsn, benn er baite ben
GpettaId Bis auf ben 6of pernommen
unb ii1 auf bas Qsreinbreden bes
jiinenen 9ases eefabt aemadt. 0eih'
rid aab ibm einen fur3en Winf, ihm
au folaem, unb 9prs5 idlid trhbielig
btntenbrein.
Qonrab Bdrenfslb nabm BON Der Mn'
iueienbeit Der 8sibsn auf ieinem 3inl-
mer iaum Noti,. er aog feline aOifer
hsran unb begann einsupader. Mortlos
faIfen ibm feline 0etreuen, als oh es 70
isin mliis. Giiid fir Stiid berIdwano
In ben tueittnudieen QsbsrtiIisn, unb
nad elmer Sinnoe angefrengter arbeit
mar in Der tleinsn @obnuna nur nod
bas le,rs Wobilior borbanben. 9dren.
felo idlob bic 0edel, unb GoreB joe
aus Qsibestrdften bic Hismsn feh.
rGie W6bsl idaffen Sic 9leid mor'
gen frlb gum Spsbitsur Witimann.
.Sapobl. Ssrr gdrsnfslo, lallts
Tpres.
~gr ioll iie gu meinsr Dsriiisuns
lagern.
.Samobl, 6srr gdrenfelo.
.Tann bliebe mir jsbt ni@!s anberts
msbr iibria, OILS S6nen abisu ju iagen. "
llno pl0bli& fDblte 0einrid, iuie
ibm bic bsibsn 9brdnsn aus ben Mueen
iiir;ien, ilno laut aufidlu4osnb lebnie
tr iid eeesn bic iable Wanb. 90
ionnie aud Tores niht ldnger on iid
balisn, uno tpeinsnb fabie bic brape
Gssle ben Gdsiosnosn ON Mrm. OILS Oh
er Jpn snriidbalien tuolIs.
(5ortiebuna folat).
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Der Heoatteur Der in Seneca, Sus..
eriheinenoen ~@etpS". mar ieit pies
len Sabren nit SanSausiblag bes
haftet. 3ein NrSt uno teine arse+
nei tonnte ibm grl0iuna BON oieiem
llebel pefd)affen. bis er .0udlen .
Nrniea Salbe" antpanbte. Gr
ifreibt, bah Stpei Sbadteln ibn
p6llig beilten. Die bette Salbe in
Der Welt. llnfeblbares Wlittel fir
!Oautausidlaa. Seiluna tuiro sarans
tirt. geur 25 Gts. 3u baben bel
r. aalteper & Sobn. Druaaiiten.
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Grlitf 1uceS.C.ualeu.

Serr s. M. @arretipn, BON San
Nntonio. Ger, tpar ieit Sabren
nit Nitbma in ieiner ihlimmlten
5orm bebaitet uno ertrua unidslibe
Shmersen. gr nabm. oils nibts
mebr bali, gu DIR. Kings New
Discovery" 3uflubt. oas ibm in
turser 3eit niht nur 4inberuna pers
ltaffte. iunoern arh balo o0llis
heilte. Die ipunoerbare Wteoicin 1T
bas einsise Wittel fir Shuinoiaht.
Gitbmo, 2unsens, 6als=, unb 8ruits
Qeiben. Breis 80 @ts. uno 81 90.
@iro garantirt. 3u baben bel
z. 9alteper q Sobn. 0roauiiten.
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The TEXAS PRIDE"

iueltbes unlanait crit BON ber gitpeSrau-
erei in ben Warft eebraht iuDroen it,
60 in bsafommtn rein nnb ,nfraglid,
unb N[len 81 empfeblen, bic zines tar
fenben GenuBmittels bebiirfen gs ipate
in feiner s8irtbidlaft, aber audi in tei-
mem 6auie fehlen.
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asoGGommene GeCuno6eit.

30ltsa Sis Sbrsn &0rper burd ben
s.lsssntIid.n Gsbraud bon 2u.t's ys'
bsrpiasn pOaitdnbis in Orbnuns. S's
rssulirsn ben Garniiaual uab sr;,ussn
Ginfn hrdftistn airptr.
2opfidmerjsn, Walaria, Gan,nl,iosu.
Ysrftcpfums unb abnlids 8rantbsiisr
pub,n poaitdnbis turirt burd
Imtt'S 2eber Yiuem.
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