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Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1900-02-21
Typical Trust Hx.ction.


Less than year ago every workman
In the country could buy oil for his
lamps at eight cents q gallon in cans.
The Standard OIL Company has since
successively raised the price to twelve
cents, and its now sends out asa valen-
tine to consummer card announcing
the addition of another cent per gallon
on Feb. IA. This is an advance of five
cents gallon, or 6211 per cent, within
less than year.
What is the excuse? What the rea-
son? 1t costa less, not more, to pro.
duce the crude oil now than it did a
year ago. 1t costs less, not more, to re-
fine and deliver it.
The Standard Oil Company last year
paid 80 per cent. dividends on largely
fictitious capitalization of $1OO,OOO,0Oo.
With such profits to the good, 1t has
certainly no excuse for increasing the
price of its commodity by 6s11 per cent.
But to the second question, "What is
the reason2' the anwer is easy and
obvious. The Standard Oil Company
is conspiracy of Greed against Need.
1t enjoys monopoly "worse and more
oppressive than anv -ver granted by
the Tudors in England's most despottc
times" Itis not satisfied with 80 per
cent. dividends on its watered stock if
by its monopolistic control of the mar
ket it can make the owners of kerosene
lamps pay more. And it can.
Would Mr.. Mckinley disturb it in
view of "what was done during the
canvass last year" to quote Hepburn
of the Standard Oil Bank, to Gage in
June, 1S67?-New York World.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1900-02-21

Des Molaes, Ia, Feb. 12.-1n tho
house tho committee reported favor
able 70 the bill establishing three new
state nsrmal schools, has been adop-
tsd, and ths bill made . special order
fDr next Fhuxsday. At that time the
question wiz be fought out and de-
tsrmination reached. Indications are
moro favorable to the bill than for
several weeks,
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1900-02-21
Victory for the Strikers.

Cleveland, o.. Feb. 10.-The core
makers strike, which was inaugurated
at number of founderies In this city
several weeks ago, has terminated in
4 victory for the strikers. The men
are to receive $3.50 day, as demand.
ed. They will get pay for time and
half for over hours and double pay
for work on Sundays and holidays. The
h@slkass ri nsactlcAllY all they ask for.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1900-02-21
no mak. chan.s. Iu tn. r.rlf,.

Washington, Feb. 10-It is said at
the war department that the purpose
of Po'ter in visiting Cuba at this time
is rot % prepare a new tariff scheme
for thl island but simply to correct
certain imperfectious and inequalities
that have developed in the existing tar
if. The changes, 1t is said, will be
few in number, and in the direction of
reductions of duties on imports of
foodstuffs and the necessaries of life.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1900-02-21
What do the Children Drinkp

Don't give them tea or coffee. Have
you tried the new food drink called
GRAIN-O? 1t is delicious and nourish-
ing and takes the place ofcotTee. The
more Grain-O yougive the children the
more health you distribute through their
systems. GrainO is made of pure
grains, and when properly prepared
tastes like the choice grades of coffee
but costs about "a as much. All
grocers sell it. 15c. and 25c.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1900-02-21

Bloomington. Ind. Feb. 12.-rndiana
aad Illinois university held a Joint de-
bate IN which Indiana affirmed the
Justice Of Great Britain's action In the
Transvaal question and Illinois denied.
T. Il. Simmons presided, and the
judges wore Dudley w. Foulke. Pro-
fessor John P. Gushing and Judge
Martin. Each speaker occupied If
teen minutes, and Indiana had five
minutes In which to close. The deci-
sion was in favor of the University of
Illinois. N. B. Fletcher, Thomas N.
Headon and Claude Capron repre-
santed illinois,
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1900-02-21
The Explosion /. n the Wheeling

Washington. Feb. 1O.- Secretary
Long has received cable message
from Admiral Watson, commanding
Asiatic station. dated at Hong Kong,
Feb. 8, saying that the residents Of
Hong Kong have subscribed $1,000 for
the families of those killed and in
jured by the explosion on board the
Wheeling on the 9th. Admiral Wat
son say that the wounded are doing
oil
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1900-02-21

Vienna, Ills. Feb. 12.-In the Car
terville riot trial formal application
was made nv States Attorney Fowler
for writs OF ,-tachment for three par
ties charge. nth the sp!.iting away
Of v. w. Wissani. and Oras, his son,
imro-t:". Witnesses for the prosecu-
ton. Pre names of the parties
charged :.s George eSchoolcraft, George
Walker and I.nm Barnet Two more
Jurors are needed to complete the
nanI.l
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1900-02-21
Wul Adjourn March 1.

Dss Moinss, Ia, Feb. 1.-The house
sf representatives has passed the reso-
Ation to AZ March ~ tho date for
the adjournment ef the session. There
were soly Ave votes in opposition. The
senate Is expected to either hang UP
the resolution or else to amend it to
name some later date, probably
March Ii
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1900-02-21

Dss Moines, Ia, Feb. S.-It is an
nsuneed that during the coming season
the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
road viii change from narrow to broad
guagA build q connecting Link from
Tracy to Oskalsosa and use the new
Line fer Dss Moinss- Chicago business.
This wiz make shortening Of fifty
miles n the Des Moinss-C Chicago route.
The new read built viii amount to
thirty nilaS.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1900-02-21
Americans Nus. Control.

lb0b on If1v0Ief.I
Ii it is necessary to have . canal be.
tween the Atlantic and Pacific the
United States has the men, money and
engineers to do the work and need not
ask the consent Of England or anybody.
There might bs some bluffs On the part
OF Europe, but they wsald net amount
to anything. II this country needs .
canal through Nicaragua sr elsewhere
it ought to have exclusive control Of IL.
English partnership and the Monroe
do not coincide.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1900-02-21
cnur.n eh.,r ON . ..r,x..

Cedar Rapids, Ia, Feb. s.-This city
u the scene Of a novel strike, the mag
niflcent vested choir of Grace church,
under Professor Hall. having quit be-
cause -sas recter. Rev. DR.. Thomas e..
Greene. late candidate for the bish-
epric Of Iowa, publicly criticised them
Sunday morning. Tho choir and or
Ganist say the rector was angry be-
cause the soprano turned In the stall
and faced the audience.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1900-02-21
Tugela.

Tugela.
Whit dismal tales thy banks could tell,
Tugela
Non fought beside thss, sobbed and fell,
Tugela.
The car Of war rolled through thy bed,
Thy current caught . tinge of red.
While vulturss tapped and dropped and fed,
Tugsla.
Ten thousand men. pressed s'sr thy courle
TugslA.
The dover Of Britain mighty force,
Tuxsla.
Then back again they reeling came.
The losers In that awful game
whore lives were staked In roAr and lame,
Tugsla.
They staggered to thy friendly tide,
TrgelA.
They stumbled down thy banks and aied,
Tugela.
The flower Of courage paled In shame,
Thy current marked the bounds Of fame.
And Rritons long will curse thy name.
TugolA
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1900-02-21
An Un-Amsr,can Policy.
rgt Tou,. po.x n,.n.Ah

Annsxing peoples to the United
States, who cannet have ell the rights
and privileges Of Auerissn citizens, is
imperial, un- American and, from the re-
publican point Of view, absurd.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1900-02-21
Tho world Of Want

Tho " orId of want
1 stood upon morning he,eht and saw
The aeona roll. 7 causht the lisht AZ t,ms
And fslt The ,I.d vlhrsttons oi The ..aIs.
A century new svept rrandly into space.
Golden with light of prom,se. vh,ls the old
Yet fingered in the elorv Of III so,ns.
Nv heart was nlled with love- With lave ef love.
ofl,,e. sf all that ia
inc amoef ses.
mo pufphng PEAK, tns putsslnR QUO she oiosm
Snook mo Win sessacy. sweet ius ana isVe
wall
Yell on mins ear, and n,rnInp swift n thousht.
Locked from nv world neauMhnl. throush
shades
AZ deep ~ He'll. to that World H,deous where
Nv brother dvelt.
Inere grim ana gaunt ne $1,000;
Wsh-eyed D'spair alohe cohpanloheo nin'
"a" tue knoHea nanas' sae twlssea trame'
Ane VACANT eyes from ~nlch sue soui nso nsu'
Ana even a. gazed ne tsn ~ talis
Bent to his task again as bent to oar
Tho c.,,ov s,ova ~ o,d
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1900-02-21

Municipal Ownership Of Street 1a,l-
ways.
Dr. Lyman Abbott, successor 70 Henry
Ward Bsschsr, and sdissr-in. chief Of
The Outlook, one Of the leading rslig-
ions magazinea Of the esuntry, says:
~ am heartily in favor Of municipal
ownership of street railways. The sx
perience OF Manchester and Glasgow
abroad hos shown Whist may bs done
under right condition.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1900-02-21
Our Business Directory.
GEO. s LISTER

HARDWARE, STOVES, TINwARE, ETC.
- Keeps tirst-class timer and does all
kinds Of repairing with neatness and dispatch.
Store opposite First National Bank, Main St.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1900-02-21

perennial with strong. creeping root
stock, snooth, upright. leafy stems,
one to four feet high, and loose, open
paniclss, or "ssed hssds' four to eight
inchss long. In . few years it forms q
very tough sod, sosn erowdinr out other
gras.ss, ,clovsrs and weeds. Its remarkable
sreusht-rssisting qualities have proved
it to be the most valuable grass for dry
regions where other grasses could hard.
ly exist.
Asst is thoroughly permanent and
grows with wonderful rspidity, pro-
dueiny heavy crops and luxuriant
pastures, its value to the farmers of dry
regions can not be oversstimated. All
kinds OF stock eat 1t with relish, and
the chemical analysis made show that
IT is rich In dssh-forming ingredients,
much more 40 than timothy. 1t is very
hardy and not injured BY severe spring
and fall frosts whom once established.
AZ 1t starts to grow very early in the
spring, before any Of the grasses upon
the native prairlss show any signs of
Of life, and remains green and succu-
lent far into November, 1t will supply
the lsng felt want of early spring and
late fall pastures. IN ational Rural
sfATEMlNT
of lsseiDts and Disbursements of the Inde.
pendent School District of Manchester,
iowa, for the Year Elding Feb
ruary 20, 1900.
SCHOOL HOUSE FUND.
Balance on hand February 81, 1899 ......S 1915 81
Received from the County treasurer. Icy 90
26s3 Sc
CONTRA.
Paid out on bonds.................-..s 1888 a5
b2iahce on nana...................... 1850 II
Total................. 26s8 Sc
TEACHERS FUND.
Balance on hand February u, ls99.......S 203l 06
Received from County AuditOr............. 1852 90
Received from County Treasurer.......... 666O 10
Received from ruitlon................. SIG 6s
Total....................... .......sl0ls9 "A
CONTRA.
I rad teachers. .....S 1905 O.
baiance on hand 22Sa "
No. ..o.
TOTAL. .....SlOlS9 "a
CONTINGENT FUND.
Received from County Treasurer..........S 4os4 60
Received from the sale of soats............. 4 so
Total..... Observation-Disclosures. ..........S 40S9 10
CONTRA.
Balance overdrawn Feby 2l l,99.$ ns 90
raid .Ianitors sou 90
falQ 10r WO0u........ l2e VI
Paid for lumber and coai.."~..- Ses 90
lag Paid LOT LOT n5.: 90 ,s1 ~ y y
Balance OH hand..............-... sos "a
al............-........."..S 40s9 10
ESTIMATES FOR NEXT SCHOOL YEAR.
Ieachers Fund G6O0 00
COnunRens tunu S5uO w
Dated February 20, 1900.
E. B. STILES, N.F LIE ROY,
Secretary. President.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1900-02-21
IA Isl. COWLES.

GITY DRAYMAN. Am prepared to do oil
" X in my line. Moving household goods
and pianos specially All work will receive
prompt attention. A share Of your patronageis
solicited, Charges right. Give your drayins
to II man who has come to stay.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1900-02-21

RACKET STORE.
nRY GOODS. Clothing. Hats, Caps. Boots,
~ Shoes. notions, etc. West side Franklin
street south of Main.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1900-02-21

GREGG & WAPp.
druggists and dealers In Paints, Oils. Wall
u Paper, Stationery &c. Atwater's block
Franklin street.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1900-02-21

MANCHESTER LUMBER co.
I uMBER mud Builders Materials, Posts and
~ OoAa west sads nssr dspoh
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1900-02-21

Z HOLLISTER LUMBER co.
T UMBER and all kinds of building materials,
~ Posts and Coal. Corner Of Delaware and
Madison streets
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1900-02-21
rHos. t. cARKsEk.


HEH0Ss I a ONnNCCNs
A RCHITECT AND BUILDING SUPERIN-
n TENDENT. s. E. Cor. 9Th and Main st..
Dubuque, Iowa
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1900-02-21

Al S EVERTsoN.
THE ARTISTIC TAILOR. Shop in Ms.
Il sonic block, Manchester Iowa.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1900-02-21

C.LElGH. DDS
nentiat. Office over Ander & Philips Drug
~ store Corner Main and Franklin streets,
Manchester Iowa. Telephone 1856 i7tf
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1900-02-21

of lsseipts and Disbursements Of the Inde.
pendent School District Of Manchester,
iowa, for the Year Ending Feb
ruary 20, 1900.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1900-02-21

INSURE YOUR PROPERTY against cyclones
il and tornadoes In the old reliable Phoenix
insurance Co., BRONSON & CARR, Agents.
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TisTs.

nENTlST. ONCE on Franklin Street. north
~ Of the Globe Hotel, Manchester, Iowa.
Dental Surgery In oil It's branches. Makes
5-,Quent visits to neighboring towns. Always
- oface on Saturdays.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-06-14

5Srau @llan 8ernpubb unb 5rau s.
G6as. Gar6annsr, 3tpei tpo9I6abenbe
0amsn, lpurben geItsrn Ruamittag
in SuoJSt. 2ouis, als lie BON elmer
Gar itiegsn, BON einem putbenben
9oIfsbaufer umringt, unO berIelbe
ifien nibt libel Suit gu Haben, tie i6rer
Sleioer gu bsrauben. Die beioen
5rauen traten bam Mn6 ieooh mutbig
entgegsn, unO man lieB lie f6lieBli9
i1rer Deg' 5ieben, nadoem tie perz
iiaert butten, oaB i6re SpmPatbie ben
Strifern ge60re.
Man re9net, oaB bic bieIigen 9ez
f6GftsIsute Dur6 ben Strife minbea
items 100000 berlpren BADEN. Die
.SranIit Company" bIBe an 5abrgels
bern u. +. IN. $88O.OOO Elm unb bic
Striter wrloren an Q66nen $288, 900.
Das @iqent6um Der StrdBen6abnz8e1
FelI6aft puroe gum 9etrdge BON $780,
600 6eIdGoigt.
sSn elmer Rute Na6mittag Iattge'
funoenen Gonfsren5 Oe5 POli3ei4efs
GompbeQ nit zen pa~iAieOenen Polls
3eizgapilGnen tpurOe bsIdIo1en, ale
poli3iIten unb Spe3ial Y0li3iitsn BON
ben WQqgons Der StraBenbdbnen 5uz
rit5u3ls1en uno bic MannI4aften auF
fire gep0bnli6sn Ppiten 5urudte9ren
3u lQfIen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-06-14
RoOmaO'S
8eaOO Re(ief

beilt unS itliist opr
Grfaltun9cu, $ouftcn, ranbem Sais,
Sniluensn, Srcnd,itiS, SRngcn-
Gntsiinoung, &Genmatismnss
Neural9ie, Sppiid1mcr5, 3abn'
fd,merS, 2litbma nnc Gtbea'
beihtueroea.
Gsbeb bsb b is qrobteR d. er3en
In elmer bis 20 Dlnuten Seine StuHcs llu0er,
nadosm Sic bitie Hn1sge eeleen babtn, iollteu
Gie Q d mer3eu ertrao n.
SnuerIi d-Gin balbeE bis Elm qdnjer SDees
lDffel pnQ in cincm balben Gaie gBafcr ptrb tn
penigen Minuttn &rampit, SRasmsn, Tiagsnldus
&C. Rauieu, 9redtn, SObbrenntn, nerpoles &opt=
tueb Giarrb6c, 8ubr, Golu glabun9en unD ale
iRneren Sbmer1eu beilen.
DeaIarfa In ieinen perfdieoeuen Gormen furirt
unh perbiitct.
Gs oiebt tein 0eimitts1 in Der Wslt, bas G5sber
unb 98ehfclfieber uno ale anoersn iSieber (iril
gerein nit u a B N D's y lem 10 raid tua
rirt tpie q b ps ReaD0 Relte
Geiien0e ioQen tets cine 5lui6e Haonaps
Rsuop Relie init fb fubren. Ginigc Sropfsn In
g9a6er berbiten arantbeit ooer llebelbetinoen in
EolQe bon @erdrberun9 ots g9afers. Gs 1T behsr,
ais fron,Dfider 9ranOp oosr gitters oOer etR
Stimulanjmitel.
GpctbeferR
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-06-14
(q.zl5E1}

ainsrl,s tpis b.fto uor audl,no bi. Sbmer5sRs
belbe On &beumutismus 2sioenos, 6olde, p,lae
ouf o,m Deat Der GsReiuno fRb, ibpdbtibe.
ptrtrup2e!ts nTooit BON Reurulss bcimesfuate
OOsr bon &runtbeit,n bingsitredte 9criontn rug3us
ftthen haben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-06-14

BON 81. Gouts l9etnt uber1tdtlz
ben. - GrDffnung bes Snquefs
iiber bic Opfer bes 9fufrubrs bonn
lebtsn Sonntag. - 8iosrIprez
denbe 3eugenausldgen.
ct. 2ouis, 13. SUM-. - 2lGe
llnterbanblun9en 5ur Sdlidtung oss
bieIigen Strabenba6n Strites iino
obsebro6en uno Die 9samten Der st.
2ouis 5raniit So" ertIdren es, niibe
Ni6t5, peitere @erIufs gum 3Dsde
zines @ompromihe5 3u mu4sn. D;e
Strifer bebarren ebenIo fe1t uuf ibrem
StanOpuntte. S4eriff qo6lmann uno
Yoli5ei4ef @ump6eQ ertldren beute,
iie erpurteten jebt feine erpd6nens~
tpertben Ru6eitOrungen ms6r, pa Die
ibnen gu 8ebote itebenben Manni6afz
ten fir ale 3pede binrei6tsn. @s eriz
tire feline Not6penbiefeit me6r, Die
Mili5 gu ben Woffsn gu rufen. 9aS
8lutnergisBen Dom lebtsn Sonntug 10
beoauerli9 es audi mar, lei eine beilz
Iame 2e6rs fir pa5 oronung5piorige
@lement gespeIsn uno babe oemiel6ea
9e5siat, mas e5 gu erparten babe.
Sderiff ppblmonn's 9urserpsRr 1T
iebt ouf na6s3u i6re tolle autorliirte
@tGrfe bon 25OO Mann ge6rodt NOT
Den. Der SnqusIt bs3ii9li4 Der in
benz 4ufru6r bonn lsbten Sonntag erz
i9ofTensn Ysrionen nabm 9eute ieinen
4nfong. Die Qtusidgen lout9tea Ie6r
pioerIpre6eno.
2ebte Na6t tpurbsn auf ben 8eleiz
len Der ,3ranIit Company" BON De-
putDz@6eriffs 3tpei grOBe 09nomitz
6ombsn gefunben. Denige Minut'n
ipdter bdtten bic 90Gsamai4insn Dbne
3peifel cine Gar, tpeIfe bic Stslle paiz
iiren mubIs, in bic 2uft geIprengt. In
GpmptonzQlpenue fanb Elm niht 5ur
Union ge60riger MotOrmann cine tpeiz
tere gombe.
Sam. gompers, Der 9rdToent Der
.5sbsration Of 2abor," piro 6;er elm
treffan, um ben Strife Der StraBenz
6a6n=2lngsItsGten perI0nli6 gu leiten.
0a iiG bier 10000 orguniiirts 4r6eiz
ter befinbsn unb bas aommen 8ome
pers' bieIe notirli9 aufs Nsue gum
Sample ermut6igen pirO. burfte Del
Strife Ii9 nod erbitterter geitalten,
ais er i9on bfs6er mar, bod gluubI
man, baB Is bsm r5eoeratiOns" "z9rdz
fioenten eelineen tpiro, blutiee Nus
I9reituneen gu bsr6inOern.
Die Gsbitterung Iber bic Nieberz
fnalIung BON 6 Stritern burd bic
8iirgerpe6r am lebten Sonntag bat
nod nidt a6genpmmsn, bO6 haben 1ih
feline psfteren 8ipts ereignet.
Prdlioent McMafOn bon Der Union
Ser Straberba6nJNngeftell msloet.
bab ibm om @amitag aug Ieinsm
3immer i'm 5otsl 9arum bOGTt mid
ti9s griefe esito9len purosn, Gr legt
ben Die6ltaH ben i6m auF S4ritt uno
Sritf bsrfolgsnosn priOatsOetettlps
Der nSraniit COMPANY" 3ur 2aIt.
Senrp 6. 9rotpn, Elm Ulit9lieo Der
gurserpsbr, beputt iein 9aus an
McTairz2lpenu Biz an bic 3dbne BE-
paffnet. Gr bebauptet, bob feline So
mile bon Na6barn beldltigt porben
isi. neil sr liA Der 8iirgsrguros ans
idloB, unb pro6t, Seoen nieoer5utnal=
len, Der ii9 isinem Gigsntbum ndhert.
Sm golissigsridt purosn feds arz
better gu 9sfdneniBItrafsn fen psroonnsrt,
neil iie nidt aur Union gehortgen
StraBenbobnangeitelten basS4lmpfz
mort Scat" 5ugerufen hattsn. Sur
bic giirgsrtpebr msloeten iid beuts Dsr@
Thieoene peitere prominsnte 9siadftsz
leuts, unb Sderiff ppflm1rn na9m
ibnen iofort o;r = b,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-06-14

Baltimore, 27. Wlai 1900.
$3.50 8clobn11ng mirb fiir bic Snz
formation bs5ablt, Die CUR Ierbuftung
unb neberfiibrung irssnb elmer psrion
posr perionen fIbrt. bic eine ungsiebz
li6e 5anbluns baburd pornlmmf. inz
Dem fs irseno einen 4nesitsateu bis1sr
gompaenis in Der grfuuung 1einsr
pfli6t ooer pfli6ten belditist posr
ongrcift, obsr fir Snformation, bic
7ur 9erbaftuns unb ueberfubruns IT.
aeno sSsmanoes fiibrt, Der bic pfoitsn,
Ordbte, 2ampsn ooer Wpparats. giz
aentbum bisier gompasnie, In irsenb
elmer Meiie perni6tet, beIadoist obsr
in irgsnb elmer Deiis oersn 8rauabar>
felt beeintrddtist.
United Electric Light and
Power Ce.
Sm Muftrage: y:
g. =. 8eilbplt,
Q48-) Generals9siadftsfI6rsr.
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&aoDaD's &eabb 8eliei
idaft iuinrtige GrIei6ternng.

Geeeu 3spfDtb FOB Rierdus ootr nerp6iss 2ppfs
beb), 3abHip:b, Rsuralgit Terb6iitdt uuo S9afs
lofgtsit Gbsumatismus Siipsb, Sdmtr5tn uno
sbpddt i'm Gudtn, benz 5liidorat OOsr ben @its
rem, gsidperDen in Der 2ebtrQeesno, Stterfttden,
@ui6ptacH Der @tltufe ooer SdmsrSsn i,osr Grt,
ibafft bic 4pptitution BON @aopup's RtaOp Reliet
iOorties @rIsibteruno unb beH:r iOrt9eiestcr De.
braub eirige Gage lang b:ipsrttcligt cine permar
neHts 8eiIuH9.
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itnburu uno furirt Gonettionen, oh fe MN BON
Der 2urus bem Wausu, ben GiuQspeiOen, anOsren
Griiien Ober S3Ieim abfOnDunbm Mtmbranen
btrrEbrsn.
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appetitluiigfeit, Siliuiitat,
Migrane, Gri5laffte 9cber,
l1nbernauli6fcit, SBspepiir.

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ieinsr 8eQelmdbi0teit uno f6ern .n. sciunoe
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feosr G6abtd; 25 Gents bic S3d6tel in aatn
Gpctbeftn bsriauit
@6ten Sic oarouf oub bic Ser. StuateHsRsaies
runesspR. 81. @.s"Itarfe ooran III an Dsm paS
Sic faufen.
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8nbisere 3uitGnbe.

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BON 81. 2ouis ideint iibertanz
ben. - GrDffnun9 bes SnqueIts
iiber bic Opfer bes gufrubrs pom
lebtsn Somtag. - 8ibsrIprez
denbe 3eugenausldgen.
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Urn DduF hrr Rdd,meft.

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6np, ieon.n i'm Stiatn bic @srnarliuer M6nbs als
lplbre MphltbGtsr Der kletl9ea WeHl1belt.