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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-01
having telegraphed his arrival in New
IoS NIGHT

York last night.
Mrs. J. H. Timberlake and Mrs. Mamie
Harrison. of mississippi, will be the
guests next week Of Mrs. w. r. Vawter
at Engelwood, Highland Park.
Miss Louise Breeder will be the guest
of Miss Norwood next week, coming mere
to view the Davis arch designs
Miss Claire Kahn, of Harrisburg, Pa,
will arrive in the city next week and
will spend the summer with her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. D. Hutzler.
An interesting Norfolk engagement Is
that of Miss Elizabeth Louder % MI j.
Loughton Hubbard, the wedding to take
place on June 10th.
Miss Nora Kate Ellsworth, OF this city,
will take a professional diploma al the
state Normal School in Farmville We'd
nesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Evelyn Smith
are Shaving at the Grand Hotel, New
York.
MIS-. Mamie Dunlop Wise and her son
have returned from Aiken, S. c., the
latter being very much improved in
health. II u
Mrs w. A. Anderson. who has been
in the city, has returned to Lexington.
Mrs. Albert Cottle. who has been the
guest of Mrs Benjamin Cottrell for sew
eraI weeks. has returned to her home In
Washington.
Miss Lena.overton snead,-of King VIII.
liam. is the guest of Miss Eta Mail. of
the Womens College. and is in the city
attending the commencement.
Mrs. Weed and Mrs Cooley will arrive
tomorrow morning and be the guests of
Mrs. Archer Anderson.
Miss Marianne Meade and Miss Kate
Meade and Mr.. and Mrs. CABOT will leave
Monday for Virginia Beach.
Mrs. John Willis. Of Gordonsville, and
Mrs. M. r. Taylor, of Charlottesville,
have returned home, after spending some
time with Mrs. j. NJ. Macon.
Miss Belle Perkins. who visited Mrs.
]. NJ. Seay. of Mount Airy" has re-
turned to the city.
Dr. Henry McIlwaine and DR.. Bagby.
OF Hampden-Sidney, will spend the sum-
mer in Europe.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-01
Strawberry Sociable.

Especial Dispatch to The Tmes.)
Z CARTERSVILLE, VA, May 31.-A
strawberry and ice cream social was
given in Mr.. w H. Parrish's store, last
night under the auspices of the Epw Worth
League for the benefit Of the Methodist
Church and parsonage. Everything was
sold and a. goouly amount realized.
Miss Mary Eleanor Palmore entertained
the crowd with a beautiful we'll rendered
recitation, called "As the Moon Arose
Miss Ruth Robens recited 'Papa's Let
ter" Merry games and jests continued
until the hour of midnight.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-01
On and around
Zhe Robbies.

There was great constitutional dis
cussion in the lobby of Murphy's Hotel
last night. It was between Judge G.
Taylor Garrett, of Mathews, and Capt.
John A. Curtis. of this city, the former
being for proclamation and the latter for
submission. They are good friends o
long standing and are among the fast
est takers in Virginia.
After they got warmed up pretty wei!
both wanted to talk at the same tina and
it was not "1ou first. my dear Alfonso,
nor "you my dear CASTOR but it was
first "hod on judge and then zone min
ute captain" until each had had his say
in snatches. The discussion was much
enjoyed by the guests and could be
heard far out into the streets.
State Committeeman John S. Patton
who is also Superintendent of Schools 1or
that city, is registered at Murphy's.
Mr.. F. IF. Hough. formerly of this city,
but for the past several years represent
ing the B. F. Johnson Publishing Com
pany in the State of South Carolina. was
among his friends at Murphy's last niSht
Hon. D. B. Powers. Jr.. of Caroline. is
in the city and is stopping at Murphy 8.
Some of the Virginians here last night
at New Ford's were:
Messrs. R. H Hancock Virginia: Fran
els w. Smith, Biscoe: S. B. Atwill- hnl-
SOIL: r.. p. Harms. Lynchburg: E. w
Thomas. Ashland; w. G. Peters, New
port News.
At Murphy.s: J. v. Cralle Farmville;
John X. Powell, TazewelI; w. M. Pugh,
Norfolk; F. Q. Norfleet and w. Y. s.
Kinnier, Norfolk.
Hon. S. Wilkins Mathews, member OF
the House of Delegates from Accomac IS
among the prominent guests who are
registered at Murphy's.
At the Lexington: Messrs- Thomas
Williams, Virginia, and II. w. =. WIN
Jams, West Point.
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81 $50 each is left. The house No. West
Grace Street is left to his Lee daugh-
ters, Mrs. Kate Laib. Rosina Rosenthat
and Josie NJ Steiner. each to share
equally.
The residue of the estate is left to tho
testators six children. Mrs. Kate LatDa
Mrs. Rosna Rosenthal. Mrs. Josie NJ.
Steiner. Mrs. Ida Alexander, Mr.. w. D.
and alex II. Meyer.
The will is dated June 9, 1900. The exc
act value of the estate left is not known,
S37, 600.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-01
Not Wiling to Return

(By Associated Press.
WASHINGTON. May a--The repofs
that Messrs Gaynor and Greene, who ara
now in Quebec. had notified the Attorney
General that they are wiliinS to return to
the United States and stand trial befora
any Judge Of a Unisd Staes Court. except
ing Judge Emory Speer. OK Georgia. u
denied on the authority at Attorney-Gens
era1 Knox.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-01
MEMORIAL DAY IN STRASBURG
large Parade and Address by Vet.
eran-A Wedding.
(special Dispatch to The Times.y

Especial Dispatch to The Times.) Y
STRASBURG, VA. May 31.-The ana
nual decoration of the Confederate graves
and memorial services were held here ,--As
afternoon. The parade was the largest
and most interesting ever held. Fully
two hundred and fifty people took part
The orator of the day was DR.. z. De
Stephenson. of the Shenandoah Camps
Woodstock.
Miss Frances Davidson and Mr.. He
P OImstead were married last night at
the home of the brides parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. s. Davidson. Rector Dame. Cd
Winchester, performing the ceremony.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-01
They Will Be Here in Large
Numbers This Week.
SOCIAL EVENTS OF LAST WEEK
Weddings That Took Place and Those
Announced for the Future Attracted
Much Attention in the Smart
Set Circles.
SOCIAL CALENDAR
FOR THIS WEEK

NONDAT-The Art Club reception at
the Jefferson Hotel in honor Of the
visiting sculptors and directors OF
the Jefferson Davis Association from
5 to { O'Clock.
BANQUET of the Woman's College
Alumni at Murphys Annex at 1:3o
o'clock
Tea served at the woman's Club
and informal reception from S to
O'Clock.
stay-at-Home Whist Club enter
tanned by Miss Matte Harris.
TUESDAY-Meeting of the Board Of
Directors OF the Jefferson Davis As
ISOLATION at the Confederate Muir
scum at II o'clock: adjourned meet
Ing in Senate chamber at ] o'clock.
Marriage of DR.. Garnett Nelson to
Miss S. r. P. Morris. of Athens, Ga,
at her home.
Jefferson Davis portrait presenta-
ton a: Lee Camp at $50 O'Clock.
Post Lenten Euchre Club enter
tanned at o'clock.
wEDNESDAY-Nfrs. Stephen Putney
entertains from TO $50 O'Clock In
honor of Mrs. Langhorne Putney.
Final decision as to the Jefferson
Davis arch designs in the Senate
chamber at 1 O'Clock. preceded by
a. meeting at the Confederate NIu-
scum at II o'clock.
Richmond Chapter of the Daugh-
tiers Of the Confederacy's brilliant
reception at the residence Of Major
and Mrs. Norman V. Randolph from
9 to II o'clock.
THIRSDAy-Confed Memorial
Literary Society entertains at
o'clock in honor of the directors Of
the Jefferson Davis Association
FRIDAY-Emna Andrews Whist Club
meeting.
sATuRDAY-Trap shooting at the
Deep Run Hunt Club at $50 o'clock;
tea from to 6 o'clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-01
DECREASE IN THE ARMY.
Its Strength Cut Down and Ratio of
Make Up Changed.
(By Associated Press.)

(Bv Associated Press.)
WASHINGTON, May 31.-By direction
Of the President, Secretary Root has is
sued a general order decreasing the
strength of our permanent military estab-
lishment and changing Inc ratio of its
makeup as proviued in the general order
issued last Nay to carry out the army
reorganization law. Under the general
order of last May. the total strength of
the army was fixed at 77.2s7 men, The
order issued to-day reduced this figure to
66497, a reduction of 10, 80.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-01
SUNDAY Atlanta journal,

1By Associated Pfess;I
ATLANTA. GA. May 5L-The Atlanta
Journal will begin tomorrow the pubiica-
ton of Sunday morning edition In adj
dition to appearing every afternoon IN
the week. The Journal win have the fun
report of the Associated Pres.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-01
WILL OF JULIUS MEYER.

Part OF HIS Estate Lett 70 CnarItdb1e
institutions.
The will of the late julius Meyer was
probated in the Chancery Court yesterday
and Alexander H Meyer qualified as adj
ministrator. requests OF two hundred
dollars each are made to Beth .Ahaba
congregation, the Little Sisters Of the
Poor, and the Hebrew Home for Aged
and Infirm of this city and the Hebrew
Orphan Asylum of Atlanta, Ga.
Mary. Jacob. Herman and Gustave Ball,
of philadelphia, are bequeathed fifty dol
lars each and all of the testators wear
ing apparel is left to Mary Ball. To his
grandsons Eli and Julian the sum OF
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-01
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses were issued by the
clerk of the Hastings Court to-day to
James J. Ryan, Of Newport News and
Agnes B. Connolly. of Richmond, and to
Nathaniel S. Stockley and Sarah Hayes,
both of Richmond.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-01
Divorce Suits.

Divorce suits were entered in the Law
and Equity Court to-day by John Carter
against Alice Carter and by Capitolia Dias
Lowe against Robert A. Lowe and Lucy
Benson against George Benson.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-01
Suit Instituted.

Suit was Instituted In the Circuit Court
to-day by Gordon Wallace trading as r
L. Christian & Co. against r. 8. FrencN
in the sum OF $101.49.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-01

Mrs. J. H. Timberlake and Mrs Mamie
Harrison, of mississippi, will be the
guests next week Of Mrs. w. r. Vawter
at Engelwood, Highland Park.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-01

To-day the social world enters on the
first day of the first summer montn, Wneil
spring is past and gone and the great
whirl of social gayety commences. Ihose
who have not already done SO Vial To-
morrow bright and early look over their
bathing suits. pore over the railway
guides and catalogues and bethink them
selves of pastures new in which to pass
the summer hours; or, the unfortunate
stay-at-home will plan her car rides and
al fresco suppers, which the bread win
ner will enjoy when hot and tired from
the tolls Of the day down town.
Perhaps the social event of most inter
est last week was the marriage in the
suburbs Tuesday of Miss Sallie Randolph
and Mr.. Lawrence Miller, of Baltimore.
which occurred at Emmanuel Church at
o'clock.
Rhododendrons. smilax and palms made
the pretty setting for the bridal party
in the old ivy-clad church; of which the
brides father is rector.
The bride was Eowned in white, which
was elegant in its simplicity, while her
maid OF honor, Miss Bertha Randolph.
wassin green with large picture hat of
chiffon. The six bridesmaids wore dam
IL white mousse!ne trimmed In mecklin
lace, large white soft hats and held
showers of sweet peas. These maidens
we're Misses BERTHE Noting, Nancy Ken
non, Frances Randolph. OF Norfolk; An
ma Dean Carr and Lucy Miller, Of Bal
timore, while the groomsmen included
Dr.. Buckner M. Randolph. of Philadel-
phia; Messrs. j. Stewart Bryan. ]. Har-
r,son Falkner. Of Charlottesville: Frank
3. Smith. OF Baltimore; Rev. Robert Bur-
well Nelson, Of Baltimore and Mr.. LEV
ellyn Miller Sta bier. OF Baltimore. After
the ceremony areception followed. at
which only the relatives and a few tntt-s
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-01

State Committeeman John S. Patton,
who is also Superintendent of Schools tor
that city, is registered at Murphy s.
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Am 6as Ynblitnlll.

Die nSreie Srelie" bat iiber 400
etablirte Igenturen int Staate, tpirb
an iiber 700 Holtofficen perianbt, uno
bat eine groRe 8erbreitune in Der
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i'm Serein nit unleren riibrigen 2p=
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Ter gu. #
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banoelt, Die beutibe 8ep6lferung gu
erreiben, bas bette Mnseige Mes
nimm i'm Staate Seras.
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Teras 1T getpaltis. Seine unee=
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gu, tpelbes eiuen anoauernben, BART
ndfigen 6uiten perurlabte unb
iblieBlib in ftarfe 8lutItirae aus=
artete; Or. Sings Seem Discovery
iteqte meine @attin ieopb opllfdnz
big ber." Dieies Wfittel miro pDIitip
garantirt gegen 6uiten, grfdltung
uno ale 6alss unb 2uneen=2eiben.
so gts. uno $l.00. BrDbeHalben
gratis bel S. 9alteper ,& Sobn,
@eu. S. S. Shn,itt, @igentbin1er,
unb 80. 9reiB.
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500 Selpbuuua! 800.

Die eeler bisier 3eituue ueroen iid frcueu gu er=
fabren oaB es tpenieiens cine aeFrftete RraIt6eii
ec6t, ipel9e Die giiieni6aft in aP iGren gtsn sil
beile i'm stanoe it, 9all's &atarrb =8ur 1T Die Elm
59e ebt Der dr3tiden Yrtoeri6aft befannte ppftius
Sur. &atarrb erforoert afs cine @ouItitutonstrant
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tarrb =Rgr miro inuerli@ eenommen uno mrlt oirett
Spitems, baourd Die @runotaoe Der 6roufheit ,rr-
itoreno nno Dem Yatienten Ssraft geben0, inOem lie
Ole Contribution 6es &6rpers aui6aut llno Der Notilr
IN l9rent g8erte bilIt, Die Gigentbamer bo6en 10
oiel 9ertroueu s i6ren 9eiftrditen, oaB lie Gin bun
bert Dollars gelsbnun9 fir ieoen Sail anbieten,
esn le 81 tliriren oerfebt. aaBt Guh cine 9te bon
-3eusniiien tommen. Nlau aoreiiire:
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As- 8ertauit BON alien Qpotbetern Vreis II
esnts Die Glaibe
Saa's JamiIien 8iuen iino Die beiteu.
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2eltfame Yetitionem.

Wfit mie leltiamen 8etitionen Der
beuti6e &eibstag bebelIiet piro,
gebt aus folgenben1 Beri1t iiber bic
lebte Sibung Der 8etitipnsfpmn1il=
iion berDDr: Sin 9err IS. tpiinl1t
fur5erban6 bic aDiung oes Ba1t=
pertrages iiber bas &iautibaugebiet,
elm Scr. @omarbs in gbicaeo tnabt
geiebgeberiide 8orihldee CUR 8ooen=
refDrm; elm Streit stpiiben spei
8eamtenfrauen peranlaBt bic cine,
ibre 3uflubt gum &eibstaee gu nebs
men; elm Betent perlanet Mnltenung
praftiider 8abndrste in Srrenz
uno aranfenbduiern, Spitdlern uno
@efdngnifen; er meint, es Iei
i6auoerbaft. lid pDn einem Nidt=
ipeaialiiten einen !3abn sieben laI=
len gu miiiien, menn er aub i'm ST.
renbauie 1ibe, 10 rebe er bod Die
Wabrbeit. Gin anoerer Bittiteller
bebauptet, elm Mtittel gu beliber, um
uNabrungsmittel 5u enteiften" uno
perlangt bonn Geihstaee 10000
Wtarf fir oieies llniperlale. Gin
Bbplifer tpiinidt bas vppltmortale
Gerfabren". bic ar0Bte @ubltbat fiir
Die ganae Menlbbeit npn &ehtspe=
gen BUR allgemeinen @eltune eebrabt
gu ieben. 0as upDitmurtale Ierfab=
rem. ioa oarin beiteben. ooB Die
ypoittnortale 6ppnpie", in Die nab
oem lebten Itbentauae Der Menld,
be5iebunasmeiie feline Seele prrfinfe,
abgefiirat tuerbe, inbem 9ibt uno
@drme lbleunigit beleitiet uno
&alte uno 5initerniB nm ben 9uoten
nerbreitet Miro"
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Sit, bittfember 0eraleicf,.

Der aet1tretbe NeDafteur Des @biz
caeu rSnter Ocean, 6err 6inman,
perlubt Die @irfung Der rernibten=
ben Inflaee beS greilen Senators
6Dar ilber uniere Bbilippinen=9pli=
tit ab5ulhnaben, inbem er auf bic
Nnneriun pon 2ouiiiana unb gali<
fornia binueiit. Ibgeleben boppn,
oaB Die BbilippinenzSnleln fern BON
oem Bereib Der Ser. Staaten eele=
gen iino, binft Der Gnelieberunes=
pergleid AUDI in anberer 8eaiebuna.
8ir fiibren auf ben Bbilippinen=
Snleln cine Gipililatipn nit Der
Gnute, mir ppllen Wenlben cine
@tpililatiDn aufamingen, Die lie
niht neriteben unb AUDI nibt tpDlz
len. Solbe Metboben bat &uBz
lano nit leiner grpberunespDlitif
friiber niemals nerfDlet. @s iiber-
lieB 3. g. syinnlano feline eieene
Terwattuug uno lein eisenes Miinaz
melen uno bic 5innen uaren unter
bem BrDteftorat oes mdbtigen @saz
renreibes aufrieoen. g1un aber
&ublano BON bieier BDlitif abmeibt
uno Sinnlano ruliifi5ieren min, bat
es Die 5innen un5ufrieben unb unz
elIdlib een1a9t unb iie panoern,
oa Tie eeeen Gle uebernnabt nibt
anfdmpfen fDnnen, gu 6unberttau=
ienoen aus. 0ieie flubpiirbige 8D=
litif baben Die Ser. Staaten auf ben
BbilippinensS sSnleln eingelblagen.
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Nt3 QouAnu r.

Qus 2onoun lbreibt man:
Der nittelolterlihen 8uBe oes i'm
rSuBblof. .Sibens" baben Iify fiirs.
lib Der 8eft0r elmer 9inculnlbirer
@emeinoe uno Sir S. 9. Stoue,
tonlerbatipes Observation-Disclosures
fir @ait Birmingham, freiwiaie
unter5ugen, I'm elmer lofalen, auf
fribere Sabrbunberte suriidoatiren=
ben Wfautbaebiibr gu entqeben,
tpelde rur ourd Die obenermdbnte
Yro5eour abaetudlst tperoen fonnte.
Der SprfaQ, tpelber Die 3abiQfeit
llluitrirt, NIT Der gnelano an alten
&ebtsaebrduhen banat, bat beitere
SenlatiDn erreet.
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Wit einem euten 8Drnden ats
tilhen Salses ibreibt elm Webiele
blatt: gBenn elm ein5elner Wenib
in ciuiliiirten Staten @tpas itieblt
uoer raubt, nennt man es Diebitabl.
8enn elm ganaes 8olf ooer cine
Station elm aanaes 2ano itieblt, oann
nennt man es &olonialpolitif.
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erfobren in Der pflese, i9 fam bter


erfobren in Der pflese, i6 fam bier
ni6ts tbun."
S9ne etne Mtnute au perlieren, elite
iie fort. Die Weutter NIT Der MGrterin
bemiibten iia Inn ben 8stpubtloien.
Cine Droi4fe fam babsr. gl1a rief
ben &nti4er an. $50 fdneu als mDgz
li9 gu einem @r3t, sun8 elei6, pels
hen!"
r5at bier uud elmer bic gbolera,
ssrGulein9"
rNein, S9lasanfau. Sour Dor.
tpGrts!"
Ser naebfte Nrat mar ni9t gu 9auie.
.Weiter, &u1f1er, gu einem gne
beren! Die nadite Nbrehe ift bic beIte!"
aeinen fanb fis babeim. Die ganae
@tabt mar Elm rieiises Mrbeitsfe1b fir
bic Mdnner Der MiTenf9aft. uebsrz
meni9lides purbe perlanst unb au9
geleiitet BON ibnen.
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auf, treppab, fubr ir1mer tpeiter, BON
einem Nrate gum onberen. Gnbli9 fanb
fie SiIfe. Muf ber Ereppe fam ibr Der
Doftor entgegen, ein alter Maan mar
es. ST feudte bic @tufen berauf Idngs
fam unb fdtper.
rRomn,sn Sic, Serr 9oftor, bic
b0dite Gile tbut notb!" rief Glfa.
sd Tam niht mebr, ainb, i9 fann
tpirfli6 nteht mebr. Seit bier Sdaen
bin i9 ntdt mebr aug ben 8leibern aez
fommen. lleber feline ardfte binaus
tann 9aien,anb."
n9lur nod ben einen Meg! Maein
Wagen bdlt unten, er bringt Sic aua
tpieber auriid. geur bi.ies Mal nod,
5err Dottor!"
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NIT mir9"
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Gnergie, bas muB nabr fein. Ml1o tpeiz'
ter, 10 lanee bic alten &no6en aufamz
menbalten.N
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3immer. nWie eebPs benz Serrn9"
fraste Glfa.
ngr 1T nod obns 8etpubtfsin, SrGuz
letn 8ranbotp.
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binbura. Cline 5lafde Metn fir ben
Dottor, au9 etnen 8ifen gu ellen.
@af4!" faste iie i'm @orbeis.ben. @ie
tpnbte felbft ni9t, tpie umiihtis iie banz
bette.
Der @r3t unterfudte ben aranfen.
nS9lasonfoll, aber nod tit 9offnuns!"
gr bef9rieb ein 8latt papier.
rDas laHen Sic in Der Mpotbete ma<
den unb fl0Ben's linn etn-immer brei
Sropfen bon 8ierteli itunbe gu @iertelz
itunbe bis er ertpa9t. limb bann bies
bier. ginen gBl0ffsl bic Stunbe!"
Sm @orberaimmer trant Der Mrat
fein Glas portipein. n8itte, nod
eins!!"
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= Cine iebr nieblibe &inoerae,
ihibte er5dblt Der 2iperpool gou=
rier: Sc par auf elmer 9lnber9eieq=
ibaft. Die &leinen fpielten auf Ell
gene Tauit gbeater. @s tuuroe naz
tiirlib n0ubaeiterles" geipielt, uno
Naes eine prdhtig. 9lls aber elmer
Der grtpabienen binter Die Scene
gine, fano fib bort elm tuin5iees
Mdoben rubie uno blieb in elmer
gfe fiben. rSa, tparum oarfit
benn Du niht mitlpielen?" frue er.
nDb. ih barf idun mitipielen" fam
bic Wnttpprt aus Der fernen gde.
SD bins 8abp, oas tuartet, biz
eS aebDreu miro.
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giues alteu gploatem Grfabrmma.

Wt. SO. Muitin, BON @inheiter,
Sno., elm 8eteran bes Biirgerfriez
aes, idreibt: nMeine Srau mar iebr
lange ununterbroben leibeno, trob
Der Itetieen 8ebanbluug ourb quite
Ier3te. DR.. Kings New Life
Pills, bic BEL ibr @unoer pirften,
beilten lie ieoob in furser Belt.
Sic perfeblen rtienals ibren 8wed.
8erluht iie. Sour Is @ts. bel s.
&alteper & Sobn, @eD. s. s..
Sbn1itt, @ieentbiimer, uno 80.
1reiR.
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8atgeneS.

rgeur NIT einem Nen9itlihfeitsge=
fubl bente ib an bic bret Sabre mei=
nes Nierenleioens 5uriid" ibreibt
Der Hpitbpte Burnett Mann BON 2e=
narnia, o., SD mar fait ta9e= uno
ndbtelang nit edlihenS Sbmeraen
i'm &nfen geplagt. 8eim 8iiden
uber 6eben BON Boitidden itano ib
bic beftigiten Sbmer5en aus. Sd
fiblte mid matt uno abeearbeitet
uno batte fait allen 2ebensmutb Ders
loren, als ih anfina Electric Bit
ters gu nebmen. Sebs Slai1en
oieies tpunberbaren Mittels itellten
mid uieber pollitanbig Der uno id
fiible mid iebt tpie elm neuer Wann. "
Electric Bitters bat niht ieines
@leiben als 9eilmittel fit Wagen<,
2eber= uno &ieren=2eiben. 8Dnige
!8ufriebenbeit earantiren S. &altener
& Sobn, @eo. S. s. Sbmitt, gi=
gentbimer unb Go. DreiB. 8reis
nur so Gents.
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9ancp Groceries in rei9lter
Wuspabl bel 6. 6. Sane u 90.
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Spreb Stunoen uDn 1912 ubr
Gortnittags, 3-5 ubr Nadnitta9s.
Spnntaas: BON 10-l1 ubr Sorrr1.