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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-02-03

WANTED-Position as baker in some
institution; hotel or private family. M.
J. Shannon, SIS Robert St; room o.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-02-03

WOULD LIKE A PLACE to attend IA
furnace and do chores for board and
lodging; young man; good appearance.
Address Taylor, 493 st. Peter.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-02-03

STENOGRAPHER and bookkeeeper. ca
pable OF taking charge of correspond.
ence, wants situation; salary moderate.
Address n Sc Globe
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-02-03

WANTED-By. experienced man and wife
positions in hotel as clerk housekeeper
or chambermaid; country preferred.
Hotel, Room 8, 203 Jackson St
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-02-03

SALESMAN and bookkeeper: sneoks
German; fifteen years experience; WILL
ing to go out of city; bonds If desired;
wants employment. "A East Tive fth St
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-02-03

STEM NATURALIZATION as stenog.
rapher or bookkeeper by young man,
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-02-03

WANTED by young man twenty-five
years old, employment of some kind:
IS handy with tools. F. P Miller, Isl
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-02-03

The following table shows the roads
ana the number of loads hauled by each:
Cattle Hogs Sheen MI, Cd .
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-02-03

WORK for room and board bv willing
young man attending school,: very de-
sirous OF place. R. NJ. Taylor, I08 e.
Seventh ST -
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-02-03

STENOGRAPHER-P as steno-
grapher or assistant bookkesper; exc
perience more object than wages. NJ.
L., 342 Martin St
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-02-03

YOUNG MARRIED couple desire position
on farm; man has had three years ex-
per1ence; farm must be large and first
class. Address 54S Endicott Bldg, St.
Paul, Mimi.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-23
s6marje Sdafe in flrfli@rn
sSamilien.

9u9 in firftliden Samilien gie6t
es i8tpar5e @4afe, unb Die 9ur4s
Idu9tinss iinb ben 3u4t6dulern GU
ropa's ni9t fremb. Der Bring bon
Gutenberg. Der in Ifrita einsn Muz
latten m~utfpiGig ermOroete, npient"
jsBt in einsm 3u9tbaule Weitfalen's.
Der 9sr5oe BON ssd, Elm gfeffs beg
&Dnies Gbparb, lis doinggtime,"
pie bic p6raie lautet. in elnem engltz
faen 3u4tbauie. na9oem er porber
F9on in elmer DItrei9i{6en Gtrafan@
ftult einen Sermin perbuBt. Der ruis
fiE4e 9rObfiirIt GonTtuutin, Elm 8ets
ter bes @5aren. tpel9er bic Sufpelsn
feiner Mutter geitpblen uno fe elmer
ameritaniI9en pFarrerstpasr BON
ni9t reinli6sm RuFe 9eT6enft bat, lit
na6 Sibirien berT9idt. Der aus Der
tpiirttembergtI6en &0niosFamilis
ftammenbe 9raf bon Rabab tpirb bon
Der 0itrei6if6en poti5ei fpeqen aablz
re;Gir Iftrerer @srbrs9sn berFolat:
feline Gsfdbrtln i'm @erbreaen. Srma
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-23
TrdbtIufe EeIeardpbfc.

GrfcIsrsibt G%rp,rim,nts Fnb n.u.roings nit Der
Seleerapbis o6ne 2eitungs0rabt gtrta4t tuproen,
unO oeren GinfibruH9 ipiro obne SfpeifeI ttpas GU
teg bsbsutsr. Gin e6riftfeatr 1T 10 melt gsgungsu,
su bsbuupt,n, bab Die ~OrabtlOis Selsgrapbis bic
qrobartiefe embedding bes 3situlters lei. Ga err
luubtn mir uns aber, onO,rsr Mtinung 5u isiu.
l~lsbsrIebt ni6t 5ottttsr's Maetnbitttrs, ipeuu Sbr
bon ben erobsn Singen Der g8elt re0st. Sieie gtes
bi3iu ionb.r Glsi5en bat mtbry aIs tiiufjis Sabre
lang Dor BEN 9olts b~titaubsn unO msbr @utss gs=
t6on, UNI GeiunSbsit gu fDrOsru unO RassulsiOtn
,u 6~ti.itiaen, as irgenb elm: aHOers UorbaHesHs
Msoi,in. Gs bsiit SnspspFs, @sroauunagf6runa,
Malaria, @eritOpiung UNI Die aeringersn llebtl Oes
2tbens. &c peridet niemals. Hsbrt IS anO Sbr
Gud, Odb Sbr oos ebte, nit unIsrer 9riOat.5 teutr=
mart. am 6alie Oer-Glai6, brfOmmt. aabt Den
@psBsstR ui9t elm rgriasmittel" untsri6isbssL
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-23
&nIn Gieoefift.

Gs Horb an, 90. februar in Der gepbuune ibrer
eftcrn, Wr. $40, ,GiosReg sftr= Strabs, Jtoia Sies
oelin. otliebtt Spdttr BON Sobunn uno 9orotbea
sitoelin. Die geeroiguna finoet 8 onntuu q,
SEN "a. Tebruar, 2 llbr gadmittdqs, bonn 8rauer=
buuIe ans itott, posu 9ertraHbts uno 6relnos o@=
tunospoa cinqsldoen fno. 63|9
Mie zine 9Roie bIibtcft tn,
5tr Glt.rn uno 6cibnifsr Greube!
STUN I6lieBt Der SOD 9tin 9uet III.
Bon Strm t6net Srabge!dute.
%, ntl6' ein S6merj, oab 9u geI9isOtn,
Su treltes @erS; i9Iaf' MIN in 6risoen!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-23
mrasrn WfarnlanS.Sabn.

Gx,t+ am %. Roptmbs 1900 n RrGft t.
Sfos p,r(aFtn 6iq.nsStdt,cn ME tel9t:-
A g. SS{src.Hg - 65ntlIuo, 9auptiiHls, q. 4 u.s.
So5u unB Dem SlOea uHo, GusgsHOmmtn S9nns
taog q. 9. SBabH, Gbam5sriburS, TturtlnsburG
UNI n Gusgeuommen 5PuRtu9s.
: : o. , sgpor9tug = 9orf, g.. & 9.StU. UNI 9au2ts
. IInis Otlia bon GmOTpsSrOos, Carlisle uaO y. b
2 q 0{sTTstns - 6auStlinis, sbipSsnsturg, SrEos'
rid, Gmnritsbure unO y. & % sB1an nap Sltton.
n % WpraeHs Rad uniOnEgriOgt, 9or!. gstIps'
2S5 Rabm Lgttommvodtiou mad nnioHHEr5Sgs'
as I~aam-Grprtb nab gUrt EIS .. 1 Oj;0 .:
I25 Ra4m.-TrpreB Quntt. an Der Sau9tssts, "
ME GrtoriG, Gmnitsburg uno SoIpp.lIDHts'
$50 9Ghm.-aftommoDdtioU nap Gmo-PIo.
$40 QbeHDs-NtiommGOatJou nab Union >groSs
1I.25 @buos-AftommJoation mao gHOt
Rur 5puHtdG .-.urn..
e.35 acknowledgements naW
uuD 6aRoott. griouzRriDo
400 Nodm.-attommoOdtioH Haq moES.groDs
loss @6enCs-4ffommoOat.o1 nag a. aao a. g"rset
"t 8as. 5 adS G an 5t5 u9io4n,, 4 2! @I:T gss2i6a oa,
". M SooD, ,nsralsSsi3a5I stngII.
d * in, G:nFaI'@aHaa''T'%'snt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-23

Gin gIidli6es 2Gnb9sn
ut 9euB d. 6. Oas 5IrItsntbum Fat
m9t nut feline S9uloen, ionoern berz
fiigt aud nod iiber elm 9ermDgsn bon
anbsrt6alb MiGipnen, pie ben 4b9ez
oroneten bor S9luB beg 2anbtages
mitaetbeilt Durbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-23

bon Serenpi, tpurbe fiir5li9 ber6dFtst.
Ous Tinb nur einige befunnte Jdae.
We 8icle mag es ge6en. Die bas
3u6fbaus seftreift. Ober es tpsnigitens
beroient baden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-23

Wie n IT aus beut9en
8Idttern erieben, foQ Der friiber 10 oft
9enannts Srei6err b. Stumm am
&rebs leibsn. r&0nig Stumm" pirb
balb bonn politii9en 'S4auplaB abz
frekn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-23

Oo nirb in ber9isbenen
8lGttern Elm Morbsffanbal bariiber
eeI9lagen, bob elmer unierer gr0Bten
8anfiers unb SrufzMagnaten in Ell
rer @p6e brei G9eds bon 3uIammen
$75.0O0,000 ausgeIte1t but. 4ls Of
bas elm grpBes &unftitiid pdre. ipenn
man bas n0tbigs 9efb baau bat.
(@in 9laIirter.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-23
nRupaI Slue."Sinie

udd HbllnpetpOld UNI "tN~SH'"
CtiIi6. SeELSSn ~ ~ , . ~ n Ta y"
S s@!Sr'' & Sints ~ :. SO 2. p 8
Suim SSin,r 39528 1857 @. SO S
SSasIor,, StHst, Gafs l9.5S 9. !oi5d 4, p 3 y Z
gamma arrIt SRoOm, Sinsr . 2.I5 y. 2.2O q. 90
.aOsaI limittO,s qusi4Iisblt3, S5n1aman' g Bar d,
Cbisrootior u. SiHinG.Gar '3;4S y. 353Ti
SarIot, Diner '6003. *6953 y g
sSoa$ss 468 q9ila, 80 e y :. -. 1a95 = r. q % 6
9oToi.s 5!afpaoqons mad Reps9Ort fsrtiq sum
stitsen in mi. @op0l;statiog Im iGO0 abt m9s
mElrafou uns ghsksr, eas Guo,rsn mot
''''s' RrL.G anO.u. gert. 9at. aopdL
m5;roD,rpbja gtfom. 1906 Rorm., $40 9.
81; 1otostSS;S Grpret !2.35 Radm., !2.40 q.
SSTS,rnStn Iftom, "5.15 Rl6m., $40 y.
sS6iIoh,Inbia Nftort. ?R 10 HbOs., ISIS y
%SsjjS1.SIr,aur RorDnefsG5s GalOsrts tno 9aItts
uorenroSt, Nr. POI, SlO:9roaORae, Nt, @oDul'
Station seer Gnmosn'Stutt9mn. m.-4
& 8. uuoern Ooo' n ~ d o..
= q N Il Scr @'N0r VIZ"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-23
samftas, ben 23. Tebrnar 1901.

Man fam ptrfIt9 IN
3peifel fain, pb 5rau Ndtion bic nil
0e Srdu lit pber ben nilben damn
fpielt. (Sts5ta.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-23

=@Itins{9etne
fi9 Elm StraBenbabnrei9 ero6ern gu
molten; Tie controliren Die Strabsnz
babnen BON %inem 0uBenD Std0tsn,
barunter philadelphia, Baltimore.
Ptttsburg; iebt babsn lie audi Die bon
Cincinnati e%rtpprben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-23
0epra E(eifchmnnrt.

Gs ftarb am p. Gsbruar, 38 ltbr 2lbtnos, @torg
fleii6mann i'm Glitter bon 66 Sabren. 81. 9NrOj=
Guna finOtt 81 outa g, NadmittaQs I'M ? ilbr,
pun Der g8obrurg icine5 5dGDiegsriO9nss,. @ru.
Gonrao Sidblut, 9lr. 1921 alieeannasStraBt aus
fat, (34i6l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-23

Son BEN 5reiben Der
..pbsren 400 in Nep : Yorf I4reibt
bas bDrtiee .MOrgen : Sournal:AIn~
ter 2eituns beg S6srbof : Gerenoz
uienmeiliers unisrsr 400 $s1trltsTl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-23
Shcreia SufnS.

Gg farb om 20. Gt6ruar, go llbr Qben6s, in
%r, 226, observation-disclosures Sbereia 9utus, geb.
epitb, otliebts Satin bon gnoreas antas, etboz
rem am p. 6ebruar 1852 su 6rantsnbsrg a. D.
Gooer, 6eHen. Die 9eeroigung finoet 2 onn=
a, ben "a. Hebruar, Na6mitta9s l ltbr, bonn
Srauerbauie aus uuf Der Baltimore Cemetery
TAFT, tpu3u ~syrtunOs unO gcrtpanOts irennoli4it
eirosIoos, Tnh (53-5
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-23
Snrnh 0nm.

Gs farb an %. Gsbrnur, 10 1l6r Tu8mittugs,
ftorb,utn Sulia sod. Die @eerOigunq finOst am
Montag q, Rorgsus - ubr, BON itiuer ltsttn
0obnung, Nr. 1925, 3orosGareb=Strabe aug na5
Der tdtbplii6eH ct. @reeorp's Stride, iuuieibit cine
REQUIEM oodnefe oelebrirt nerosn Diro, uHo Damn
auf Der rQOuOons9a ria6 emetcrp" itdtt. (54-5D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-23
Gotuin Strpbl.

Gg ftar6 am .. 6ebruar nab LANCER Srant5eit
Gupin Strobl, %qtlit6ter So6n BON Siena unp oes
bsritorbenen 66artes StrObI, i'm after bon % Sab=
rem. Die @esrOigung finOet u Q II 9, ben %.
Esbruur, 3a6m.trnqs 2 lJbr, pom benz Sauie isiutr
SHUTTER, Nr. 1871, 8OugbsStrabs, aus iatt.
fG-0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-23

Ser engfii d eS6rpnpe4 d.
lei tpiro cine Msnee muer 8riefmurz
fen btfngen, ba ni9t tpenigsr als IS
Stadten unb 8plonien bds Bib Der
perftorbensn &Dnigtn batten. 8e9net
man fir jebss 2anb MIR 20 Stid, 10
ergibt fi6 i9On bic Sabl bon 1900
rsuer Briefmdrfen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-23
Charlotte 8abcl.

GO furb an 81. Gsbruur in ibrcr g9Obnuns
So6sI. Satin BON Sacob 8absl, i'm g.. Sabre
i6res qtbens. 9e 9esrDiguns finoet btute,
Somitaq, BEN q. Stbruar, gabmittags 2 ltbr,
pom Srouerbauie aus fat, iDo3u Gertponfte uno
Sreunbe a6tunespOa s%ingelaoen mn. Senebuns
~pripatim. (55Il
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-23
Satie Sucbheiiter.

Gg furb am p. 5tbruar Sattt Su6be;tsr, o=
ltsbte Satin Don SO6n Su&beiiter,. i'm alter BON
81 3abren uno Monaten, gebOren in 9suti6luuO.
Die 9etrOigung jinOtt morQsn, Sonntag. ben
gBobHuna, Rr. 703, Gatern=gpcHT., @tgblouotoDn,
aus auf Der rQ8iftern Cemetery TAFT. (54-6l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-23

@enetdf SEQ 3dffieur,
Der beutT9e @roB4Gommanbeur Der
r9ranb Nrmb," befano fi4 geitern in
Der Stobt unb tpurbe bon ben bieligen
9ofisn gsbiibrenb geebrt. Sen. 8a1z
fieur, Der auf Der S9attenTette Ger
Sinf5tger ftebt. felt bortrsffli9 aug
unb fat nod Elm 9utss StId 2eben
bor 3i6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-23

9urrp 2e6r, piro bemnG6H in eiren
Der f%einfen RsItaurants Retp : gprfs
oas tpeltberihmte Barrier 2uItz2otal
~Moulin Rougs" in an Ieinen, ou4
Den intimTien, Details prpbusiri tpers
ben - einI9lisbli9 Der fdpn ni9t
mefr 3pesbeuti9sn Srinf : Mlfoben II.
Der Gancon : Sdn3s, IGss ~bargeTieIt
bon ben 5rauen, Sunsfruuen u.9alb>
lunsfrduen Gis6e Marcel 8rebof) urs
isres Aoben 4bsls nit benz eologeI6sn
9lut. -. SIR pibt es ia, i9 bin ni4t
gerabe pride: bod lslbTt ib mD4P es
ni9t tpueen, es Sud- bisr beraus gu
fagen, mas rMoulin Rpu9e" inDabrz
beit 1T. Senug an Dem: ss 1T Elm
unesbeuer,s 5aus frenett9er Sinn'"
lui in dusn ibren 5ormen: uno DAB
min Der r4OOzA8rsis in ieiner RaIeret
bss lle6ermutbss, 'oss Miibigeangss
yreprpbu5iren.". =. unb babel fpri9t
unlb f9reibt man tmrer fort bon 2az
Tteriaob in 4Qsn Street.! -"
Die @rmorbung fbres
&0nigs I'm Mpn3a bur9 einen Wnarz
dtitsn fat CUR Golge ge6qbt, baB bic
italisrf6s 8sgierung benz Ssnat Elm
neues Nnar6iItenssfeB borgslegt fat,
befsn tpsisnfi6e 8sitimmungsn luue
ten: @sreins, 9sfeLI9aften unb gu
iamnentiinfte, bic in Der @bTi9t, bic
gegentpGrti9s esieGi9dftlids Orbrung
um3uitur5en, Nngriffe borbereitsn poer
ausfibrsn ge9en ous 2sben ober gegen
bic unosrleBE9fsit Der psrion, gegen
bas @:gentbum ober bic 6ffsnili9e Siz
6erbeit, ooer tpel6e it6 berge6en gegen
bag 9eieb bom 10. Suli 1894, betrefz
fenb bs 6ertslung unb 8e~rtpsnbung
BON grplOfibItoffen gu @ngriffen auf
Esrfonen pber @igentbum, ooer I'm
Gur6t, 91tmult uno unruben gu pro-
oo3iren, tperbsn nah ben 9eltimmunz
gen bes Strafgefs56udss beitraft nit
3u9I6uus bon apOlf Sabren Bis
lsbensldngG9. Die Strafe pirb en-
lafsn. rpsnn ber pbigsr 8erbre4sn Ii4
fhulbig Md6enbe Der 8e60rbe, btbor
b;eie auf anbsrem We9e 9ierpon&snntz
niB srhGlt, Gr0ffnurgen ma4t iiber
bag @orbanbenisin zines 8ereins, Ell
ner 9eieGT6dft oosr 3uiammsntunft,
fppie iiber bic Namsn ber 3bsilnebz
mer. 0erben bisie @ngaben eft na
g%in4eitung bes qro3efIes, absr Dor
6GQung beg ltrtbsils gemu9t, 10
pirb bas 5trafmaB fir ben anssber
auf BE 6dlfts Bis uuf Elm Orittel re-
bIrairf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-23

SeBt m If I'm ere Gen a.
~tionspreRe Iogar ben aug 9dnemarf
~ffdmmenben Nbmiral Gi9eIieu gu Ell
mem bireftsn Na6fommen bes Sarbtz
nals b. Hi9elieu, obglsi3 bieier ME
b%erbeiratTt mar. Der Nomirdl
{tGmmt bon benz grubsr beg 5er3oss,
Mrmdnb on gleTfis.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-23

Ser @9ubma9 der &upf6,
Der i'm Sabre 1884 nit ben Mnar9iz
item 86Einsborf unb Riidler bas Qts
tentat auf bic Jiiritsn am Iiebertpulbs
Ssnfmal geplant bate, 1T tir5ll9 aug
benz 3u4tbauis gu Sonnenburg na4
Der Moabiter S~trafanifalt 9ebru6t
pprbsn. G6einsbprf unb &i9ler
purben i'm 6ebruar 1885 bingsriatet,
g3upf9 ba9sgsn gu lebsnsldngG4em
3u4t6auie begnubigt, neil hur4 fein
@sTtGnbnib oas 8or6aben bon ben 8ez
hDrben perhiitet tperDen fpnnte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-23

a Mountaineering.
ONn ole &ia FItbiiner pom prfoat. MbIuastas
ndlen Ine Absus&rp5ren.
6isrmit pirD Ra@riat ,rt6etlt. oas i'm fan, Der
Nn,dpfunq traeHO elmer 9ribatzglbt uq sr6brs r5ue
9eipini9un9 Stiteus Dig .&oars OF Gfimattsa unD
Dbne ein:n bonn Sta0tzSHgentgur ausetftattr, uuo
pom Wapor beitGtigtsn GrldHbnisibtin, Der Stahts
Snasniarr angapitien 1T, bic 9ripatsab ans sr6brk
Gor =Gelnnl, 1ueltt in bid.r Weiie ~araeiapft nurz
ben, an Der 8erbiEhuue nit Benz ftdntifben Abjuqs=
fdnal, ODER OIL lOkbeu ano,ren Stsatn, pelbs oaiiir
am eetigrstften uu5tai ben fno, abiui3nejoeH.
GIN Muftrage bes s9oarO Of Climates
Sames g. Gmitb, S.tretdr.
{TStbr23, IS, $,27 %, M6rs1,2,4,56
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-23

Dem setfrei9en D +. Sri
titus bonn vMorgsn : Sournul" MIDI
ten mir ben Rat6 aeben, feline 2sTer
bod ni6t fir gar 70 unpiHsnb gu
9alten. @r I9reibt: v8pn ben Suz
fsTpeare { @nt6uitaiien pirb bsfanntz
lih be6auptet, i'm Sbats|psare lfdnba
aaes. Sd muBte an bisTs 8ebuupz
lung benfsn, als i9 geItern in u!80nig
@ppurb benz 9ritten" i'm 3. Oft in
Der 5. Scene foGgenoe @te[Ie fanb:
rSft &Dni9 @ouarD elm perbublter
Wet9line?
GtnD 1srne &rls9er ab9etriebene Nld6=
ren9"
Sn psl6er 4ussabs befinbet. Ti9
bieIss Srdma9 @bparb Der Oritte
miro in berI9iebensn &Dnigs : Draz
men ertpdbnt, 10 in &i9arb bem3peiz
ten" r49sInri4 Dem Sinften." 1T absr
bon feinsm Der 9aupt6slb.
Gus Mdfbingtpn fommt
cine Na9ri9t, bic Elm ieoes 9emeinz
tpeFsn, sin Dem BON Der ppr5eitigsngerz
tGrlgeruns Der StraBenbabntpegere9z
IA su ben oftsn, pber uur tpeni9 BEL
feren, 9ebinsunsen bic 8ebe III, entz
f6ifDen eessn einsn folGsn 9lan in
Die Mrend treten luHen fp1te. @ie bu
aemelbet pirb, fat Mi6asl s. 8upin,
Hrpv6or Der Matbsmatit an Der Co
iumbia 9 nniperfitdt, cine bon inn
aema9te Grftubuns %patentiren tufien,
1pelde aebnmal 70 piel elsttriI4e BE-
trisbsftaft ouf tpsits gntfernungen
iibertrGst, ols es bisher, in 5olge beg
Gntpei9snB Der 8raft, Der San mar,
Dies bebeukt alIo cine rielige grs
fpornib fir ale 8etriebe, Bel pener
gleftri3itdt als Srisbfraft pertpanoi
ipirb, alFo audi ben Strubsnbubnbez
irieb. DAP bic @%rfinoung bo9li
4uertbDpI 1T, se6t f9on oaraus Der
bpr, baB bas 8en : 5elepbpn Wfn'
noppr $4,000 fir has patent ss>
sablt bdt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-23

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ndmli9 Elm SpItem Der Sai6entelsz
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baltsn fam, bic ni4t pffen, tpo er
lit. Die erreiabare Gntfsrnung auf
benz 2anbe betrGgt isBt 6 Meilen, in
Der ,Stabt tpeniger. l1nb ba baden
mir serube uniere foitipfeligen Gpnz
huiten fir bic Ordbte gebaut, bic na9
bisier @rFinbung gang tperiblos finb!
,Oas 8ptf gs90rt nf6t
benz &aiier, fOnoern Der &aiier gsz
bort benz @plf. Darum muB er Der
9plmsti4sr iensr 8efi6le fem, bic
iibsr bic nii9terne pplitit hinaus9eben
unb fir bas a0gemein Msni9F9e EN-
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man es in 9euti9ranD n:9t begreifsn
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f9rsibt Elm rbeFnti DIES 9latt gu Der
8erleibung beg i4tpar5en Molerprbens
an 2orb Roberts.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-23

Sur6IuuftnDe Gra6tbrtsfs p.rs
b.n u.rougoabt mad 6dfsn in @rOkbritaHnien, Hla
Dem G0gdntnt, Der Cfist, BEN Witttadnoii9en
m.sre uno Dem Often. Gebr7, S&Sl
The age-herald., 1901-08-06

goes on for months, sometimes for years, the woman meantime suffering daily torments
 Perhaps the difference between the vdoctoring" of experiment and experi- ence cannot be better shown than in the following statement
 For seven years I was confined to bed most of the time" writes Mrs. M. P. Davis, of Honaker, Russell Co.,, Va. M had four doctors and they said I could not be cured. T had uleeration of uterus and female weakness, so I could not stand on my feet but short time; had bearing down sensation, pain in the srnall of my back. My stomach and bowels, also legs and feet would swell, and everything I ate hurt me. l could not sleep we'll, was so short of breath could not lie down at night had sore ness and tenderness over uterus, toubled with palpitation of heart, and suffered with headache all the time. I would get blind and have fainting spells, had dark rings around my eyes and my eyes seemed b1oodshot suffered from pain .ful periods; could not lie on my left side. would have numb spells, pains around my heart every morning, my lungs hurt me a great deal and my shoulders too. would spit up blood at times, memory was poor, hearing was bad, hands and feet were cold all the time, and had chills and night-sweats. After the doc tors said could not be cured got hold of one of Dr. Pierce's Memorandum Books and read how he had cured so many patients afflicted like I was so thought his medicine might help me. I wrote to Dr. Pierce for advice and he sent me very encouraging letter in reply, advising me to take his Favorite Prescription and Golden Medical Dis covery' and Pleasant Pellets. l got two bottles and used these and felt much better. sent and got six bottles more. I can now work all day and not feel tired at night. can sleep all night and can eat anything want at any time. can walk and go anywhere I please. feel better than I ever did. Can do all
The age-herald., 1901-08-06

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