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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-30
HARTMAN HEAVY SUFFERER.
From 800 10 400 People Have Been Rem
dered Homeless.

dered Homeless
Knoxville Tenn. March CA spec al
10 the Sentinel from Kingston Tcnn with
m six miles ot Hartman. says: J. G.
Cooper. mail carrier between Hartman and
Kingston, arrived here this afternoon from
jlauimau lie states that the very heavy
rains Of yesterday afternoon and last nignt
caused an Unprecedented rise IA the Emprz
river. the result OF which was the almost
total destruction 81 the manufacturing
plants located along the river Go Hartman.
lie states that from 30o 70 100 people. VINO
reside in tho river section of Hartman
are without bomcs. being rlu ont OF their
houses hy the water -uhmeugiHe the places
Thirty 60 forty houses al Odktalr lni har-
llmau were destroyed being swept down
rht stream About 100 feet ~ the highway
bridge over the river on the road from
Hartman to Kingston was swept away.
The mail carrier states no had go cross tht
stream in @ boat and Upou reaching the
Kingston side had to swing to- ilHb o'
O tree and iu tAat manner roach tho shore.
The reports are 10 the effect THAT the wa
ter iu the GmprN river 49, Hartman IS
from uftcpu 60 twenty feet higher than n
was ever known before. 40 lives are ne.
Ncyod 10 Doe lost.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-30
THE BOB FURTH STAKES.
They Were Won by Nearest in a
Drive by Half a Length.
LADY GALLANTpY WON JUVENILE DASH
Perfect Racing Weather Prevailed and
the Largest Crowd OF the Season
Turned Out to See Contests.

Little Rock, Ark. March ee-The feature
Of the last aay Of the Arkansas jockey
clubs snring meeting was the Boil furth
stakes At one inile IL was won bF a.
Hughes Nearest. she beat W. B. Gates
in a drive by Aalf length. Nearest ana
w. R. Gates raced In front al the way
LADY Gallantry won the iuyeliur Dash fr'in
fast neld Of youngsters. perfect raeias
weather prevailed and the largest crowd Of
the meeting turned ou,. IAe track was
fast
Selling. six surloues -Boundloe. Sir Gai.-
an Lizzie Time ii7i..
rwo.year-olds, four furougs-Lady '''l-
,sntry. Mauser. The advocate. fimg .3l
Fivc and a half furiongs NaH h4l''t
Huntresss Lady Alberta. Time l'F-.
Boil Furth selling stakes. >-", 'ad'a.
nlie-Nearest. W = Gates. Plead line
49,, ..,.
seven furlonss Orleans. leone. 'mekA-
dee Time ::u-e.
Mile and seventy yards selling, Hcnty q
Franeamsr Pay the Fiddler Fl"frie b.
Time I Asll.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-30
THE Storm Ar cHATTANooeA.
Nearly 5000 Feet OF Track on the South
ern Was Washed Away.

Chattanooga, Tenn. March 29-The
storm last night ragged In this city aud
section furlousy for short while the
rainfall being phenomenal. almost amount
ing TO cloudhurst, accompanied los Wght-
ming. some of the smaller streams trrlu-
tarN 10 the Tennessee are out Of their
banks ana still raging The crest ~ the
Tide. VIII probably reach here Monday
he bridge ou the main line OF he Nash.
WIG, Chattanooga and St Louis railroad
~ Mammoth Ford, between Nashville auI
Iullohcma, washed aawav and no trains
are operating ON the road today rhcrr
We're also several washouts On The roads.
Trains which left here tor Nashville has,
night went as Tar rs Culahomu ana turn sd
hacE, arriving here his morning
II Is given out today that nearly 500
feet Of track in the vicinity or Lafayette.
Ga,' on the Chattanooga. Rome aud South
trh railway washed away ANA that several
hundred feet Of tac Cincinnati southern
track near GraysViNc Tenn. suffered hSe
latc. Heavy damage TO he town of Muir
treeShor0. Tenn, by cyclone rs reported.
hut telephone aud telegraph lines are down
ana no direct details have been obtained
here
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-30

whole cheese u the Cincinnati Reds
thought he had corrallei has changed bis
mind aud will play Another season FIR The
town % shreveport He says the peoplc
treat him right ani the SALARY dts him
nicely. tbs q certainty. and hc Will again
mako some Of the twlrIers nv to the high
Reed has picked out a anc hoquei o. bst.
terry men. They have an delivered the
goods and nre we'll seasoned while Piggy
rage can play star i'ail iu SAY position, aud
ne u always b. condition,
The boys are now In Waco and are go
ing Through @ regular course OF trsinin Z
including the boiling ont process,
Tommy Hess one " the best hitting
catches Galveston ever had has switched
corners and given los Aaeeles the go-by.
lie VIII ssaiu Be with Albany. y \
Billy kimmer 81 Old Houston PLAYER.
has signed with New Orleans. putting iu
old Intend visiting his Oh friends n Iexas.
hut chauced h~ mieU iLe balance 81 the
feheans welcomed lim 'a ,1c, hvo1d.
Tue Denver ,Co,ol e.rh aa. ssuea man
by the name 81 Webster. ns oasht 20 be
toskius coaehcr. as be "a Doubtless
mau 81 many wor3s
In Co'uubus. ohio The ymtcd order or
baseball Bcctefs. ar organization CO. pro
mote 9s>ehsl. eas Incorporated Bianrl
societies Ni lH organized an elites 80
tae uuitea >,ats> asl Canada. The organ.
3l-t.sU n .-vr u5a.t aad regular eely-
pu4y- ut .a.ttafirH. 4. .~ expected flut
the lonIar- .e-Ea a.e.s ull aaVe q mem
hefship t H" u- Hn aal tllt before the
rud oi thv .ess tls membership 90 the Na-
toual urgel vl'. guwNs- thua~auds of fans.
Joe Quinn Who d. managing the Des
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-30
DETAILS OF THE FLOOD.
Railroad Traffic of Several Southern
States Affected.
THE PROPERTY DAMAGE IS GREAT
Tennessee, Alabama and Mississippi
the Scene o. an Unprecedented Rain
fsll-Some Lives Lost

Chattanooga. Tenn March 20 A special
20 toe News from Hartman. Tenn says:
Hartman was DESTROYED by the Hood on
account % the overflow ol the Emory river
The damage is estimated &C ID quarter OF
million dollars It = reported that two
lives were l1st and many more are sup.
posed 10 have been drowned. II Is esu.
mated that from forty to nifty houses at
Oakdalc and Hartman were wished way
The tunnel ut junction on the Cincinnati
southern railway fell in. The plant ut the
N,stel Lumhc. romuanr was destroyed, the
lace and tool company was hadl- damaged,
the pllniuE min is wrecked and the tan
ucry s1uefed hgaviiv The floating ium-
ler houses ana debris Knocked down q
I.u OF the bridge and washed 1t away.
he loss 60 Hartman Is terrible. Telephone
lines are damaged.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-30

DRAFTED physlclar-chemist at the head Of the
great Altenhelm Medical Dispensagy has
lnst made the startling announcement that
he has produced a compound that grows
aair on any bald head The doctor makes
the claim that after experiments, taxing
years 10 complete, he has at last reached
the goal or his ambition. To to the doctor
all heads are alike. There are none which
can not be cured by this remarkable rem
edy. The record Of the cures already made
Is truly marvellous and were Il not for the
nigh standing OF the great physician ana
the convincing testimony or thousands OF
citizens all over the country IL would seem
100 miraculous to be true.
There can be no doubt or the doctor 3
esrnestness In making his claims nor eau
his cures be disputed. He does not ask ANY
Die elses word FOR IL. but he stands ready
and willing 10 send free trial packages of
this great hair restorative 10 anyone VINO
writes 10 him for L., enclosing 2eent
stamp 10 prepay postage. In single night
u has started hair 10 growing on heads
bald for years. IL has stopped falling hair
In one hour. II never fails no matter what
the condition, age or sex. Old men ana
young men, women and children all have
Dsoited by the free use OF this greas nav
discovery. II you are bald. II your hair IS
falling out or II your hair, eyebrows or
eyelaAhes are thin or short write the Alien
heim Medical Dlspensary. 6s2l Butterheld
Buildlng, Cincinnati, Ohio, enclosing .
cent stamp 20 prepay postage for free
package and In a short time you VIII be
Tntfrcly rsftored
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-30
no rRALNs FoR rHg sOUrH.
The Floods Are Heavier Than Were at
First THOUGHT

he I0oGs are 6eaFer nan were al
First Thought
Nashville. Tenn. March 20 No trains
oro leaving Nashville tonight for the South.
Damage from Hoods on the Louisville and
Nashville and Nashville and Chattanooga
railway systems are heavier than was at
FIRST thought and creeks and rivers in the
flooded districts are sim rising twenty
five uestes and two bridges are down ON
the Louisville and Nashville. while the
Nashville. Chattanooga and 81 Louis has
last nine spans out of i've bridges the
fructures at South stones liver Duck
rive ara Buffalo going today Water Is
four feet deep over the FIX river bridge ot
the Louisville and Nashville, II viii no
Monday evening before the Nashville chat
tanouga ANA ST. Louis can got a train
through from here 90 Chattanooga and
Tuesday before the Louisville and Nash
vile can send one through 20 Athens, Ala
The Louisville and Nashville hopes to get
communication established with Columbia
and tho Nashville and Chattanooga expects
to get through 10 Nurfrceshoro The CHI
caFo and Florida limited operated 10y both
systems, has been discontinued for the
season
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-30
a VIRGINIA PLAN.

It Is Expected to Eliminate the NEGRO
Vote
Richmond, Va. March pa suffrage
plan has been finally agreed upon by the
constitutional convention of Virginia ppd,r
which Ii is expected tho negro vote viii a.,
practically eliminated
IL provides that voters shall nav p1u
tax OF 81. 80: shall he able 10 read mr. M.
derstaud when read to them tho cousti-
tuition Of the State and shall be able "a
make application for the rigat 10 resisJ,,
Of the registrars
The understanding clause is only 10 no
in effect until January l. 1904. The other
features are permanent Confederate S1l.
uierS and their sons are eNcmp, from m
understanding and application clause
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-30

The Santa Fc bah team Of Galveston viii
arrlye this morning ON an early train and
this afternoon Will meet the Cawthouy in
the opening game OF the season az League
park. The Cawthons have been prucrlciue
daily Tor the past week and cNpect tu give
a good accouut Of themselves Tue Calves.
ton team Is very strong one and win
prove hard proposition Tor the locals.
Umpire Proctor viii start the game prompt
~ at 800. The ladies VIII be admitted free
10 gate and grandstand
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-30
Rail Communication Restored

vicksburr Miss March % All rail
communication with the outside world Is
about restored, though trains are oper-
atlog on irregular schedules Meridian Is
still cut on from jackson ard the West
hut tho Alabama and Nick,burg officials
believe the track VIII be clear past Chunky
creek 10y tomorrow morning Trains are
hciug operated between Vicksburg aud
Newton
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-30

tree, Pecos, stratford Tuscola snd Thur
Der, Texas. will become money order OF.
hces on April /
civil service examination viii be held
at Clebume, Texas, on April rs for the
positions OF clerk and letter carrier IN the
postoffce at that place.
Patents Issued Texans: Hiram z. Carter.
Groesbeeck. bolt holder, Robert L. Owens,
0zona. grth, James Schoheld Marshall.
pillow George W. Smith, Dallas, bicycle
Pensions granted Texans: origlnaI-Le.
roy W. Alum, e. Paso, So; George W. Tay-
lor, Tira, SO; Lawson Gratis, Annetta. SIS:
John F. Greenwich, Lancaster SIS Thomas
W Renau. Floyd, So; Decatur A. Robert.
son, Troy, 50. Increase-Charles Barsett,
Fort Worth, $40; John Williams, Whit,
SO; David S. Allen, Dan, IS; Jesse II.
Mnites, Qasalla, IS. Richard P Cooper.
pa!las, S. EraStur II. Doweu, Rohy, IS
James II. Logan, sherman, SIS. Warren
George, Paige, $40; William f Parkcr'
Galveston. $l2; Richard Esiick, Cross, Sl2;
NM ,t.S ), Spence. Forqey ST.: David
Grapgyine, So: jackson Merritt, Colorado,
- William FleSher sherman, SIS; Sebas.
nan Harlleute, Laredo, ST.
Mexican war increase-Calvin p Sim.
Mills. Sl2 ""' '""ey
Original widows, etc.-Mary Deatop. San
,A.ngelo' ~ minors OF Nathan Draper,
GFand saline, SlB; Theresie Budde Son
Antonio, IS; Belle Smith, Wehberviue. 81:
Mary Bennett, Fort Worth, S. F''
Texas, poStofhces established Rrools
Coleman county, Chester ". Brooks nost
master; Harrison, Madison county' Rdbert
+. Andrews, postmaster
leNaS poStmasters uppoluted-Ayinser.
Cass county. A. A. Edwards. Rrvorr D.
River county. W. T. Bonham. Needmor,
Delta county, F. C Pratt. ga, ra,,lo
Austin county /. NJ Lambert V"ser IA pei
hller county: A. g. Iso; Blanche cottIa
county, NJ +: Hoiley Colyin. Lee conns
" ,DlNer King: Hope, Layacg co,iDfr
j. W Archer; Rowland, Lamar co"iltS.'
o. a StTIekiland:. Ebert. Throckmortttosn,
county Il A. Winchester; VanctIa. Leon con
county, L. p. Dunn. DurIeson
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-30
To Complete Repairs at Once.

Cincinnati March - The Cincinnati
southern officials state that they viii have
ai their washouts along the Emory river
repaired and ready for trains 90 10 o'clock
tonight They are Running traius 10y detoar
routes oday without interruption. hut trait
ana the south vim NOT bc resumed until
tomorrow
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-30
Heayiest RaIn h EIahteen Years.

Knoxville, Tenn. March PA special 10
the Sentinel from Jcllico Tenn says The
heaviest rainfall here since the town was
founded. eighteen wears ago occurred yes
terdav afternoon Hnd last night. At .
o'clock this morning Ed Gray. who lives
tn tho northern part OF the city. 9woke to
ind the water two feet deep iu his house.
hy some difhcu'ty he succeeded IN getting
his family ont 90 place OF safety.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-30
Second DAY Of isolation.

Oxford Miss, March 2e,-This was OK
ford's second day Of absolute seclusion
from the world. No mails, no newspapers,
no nothing hut meauer reports of great
damage from the food Of Thursday night
and Friday Many reports Of bridges
washed away and damage TO roads and
farming property are coming In
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-30

Detroit Mich, March 2o.-seveuteen race
horses aud promising colts were burned 10
death early today IN a nre which DESTROYED
the training stable OF Frank n Colby :,
well known driver and trainer i'm HighiipG
Park,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-30
Posted the Forfeit.

New York, March 2o--J, e. Jaudon. rem.
resenting Charleston exposition has posted
certified check for 5000 as guarantee
q the oner Of a purse of $4,000 for the
Observation-Disclosures Fight
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-30
Train Service Resumed.

Port Gibson, Miss, March o9.-Train
service has been resumed today and all
mail trains are running on schedule time.
The water has fallen considerably. and as
the weather has cleared no further delay
Is ANTICIPATED
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-30

New York, March 2eThe following
Texhus are in New York
Houston W. Hughes ana wife. broad.
way Central
Dallas, ]. Bederman. Imperial
Waco: nr W T. Cole, Grsud linton
Denton NJ Wheeler, A Holmes 81.
Deuis.
AustiHi Miss Scarborough. ksHslnston.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-30
Hardest Raln IN Years.

Gadsden, Ala. March 90 The hardest
rain in years fell last night. Some sections
Of the City are under water from two -
four feet This morning Tho city was On
darkness all night, the nowerhousc being
flooded. The damage TO crops IS very great
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-30

vision ~ the Southern railway near silver
creek Great damage WAS dome tu farms
by last nights tremendous rainfall
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-30
JEROME ON The ROUNDS.
District Attorney Looking into Gambling
in New York.

District Attorney Looking into Gambling
in New York,
New York, March 29.--Following the pub
ucity, given through the newspapers as 10
alleged wide open gambling In this city
District Attorney Jerome has made q per.
soual tour of the Tenderloln. accompanied
only hy one OF his assistants. He refused
to make any statement as to the purpose
~ his tour. which lasted until long after
midnight and was productive, from an out
side point uf view, OF evidence that the
gamblers are pIylug their vocation With old
time yigor MIR Jerome called first an the
West Thrtieth street police station, Ia
which district there are said 10 be more
than II score OF gambling houses aud pool
rooms lilo asked for the station book OF
suspected houses and after looking II over,
remarked that 81 did not appear up TO date.
The sergeant upou q second request, pro-
duced "a newer edition, with which tue dis
ttict attorney checked on entries in book
Uf his own. lie then set out IAN his tour,
but did not enter any or the houses Az
the leading rooms he observed outward
evidence ~ activity within, but IN many
cases L, was quite apparent that DIP 90
HIS coming had preceded hun and extreme
caution or suspension OF business had
followed,
New York, March 2a-Thomas Sharkey,
the pugill,t, whose saloon recently was
taIded, aud who Was arrested later ON a
warrant charging hlm with conducting a
dlsnrdcrly house, hnS heeu held by thu OK
aiming magistrate I'm 5000 hBii for Trial IN
The cunrt ot special sessions. Bouh WAS
furnished
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-30
Two Washouts Renorted

Rome Ca. March % Two washouts srs
reported this morning on the Atlanta III.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-30
Find GILT RY THIS TEST.
WARMERS SAFE CURE.

No Street Detroit Mich November
to
hon cand
m a o try
IN
hnan
eler
1hSasand Of letters lire } R925 daily rf pns,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-30
CURES KIDNEY DISEASE.

drug d.rt
4
sold nv all
S Insist
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-30
IT'S YOUR KIDNEYS

hnvepu Inns n tue
pn
Of
Of IL
enec O
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-30

Startling Announcement Causes Dacto~
70 Marvel and Stand Dumfoundea
at the Wonderful Cures.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-30

The Diseoverer Sends Free Trial Pack
ages to All Who Write
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-30

Texas poStoflces eStabllshed-Br
Coleman county, Chester ". Rroote ,ost
master; harrison, Madison county Rdbert
+. Andrews postmaster.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-30
Marvellous
Growth Of Hair.

Famous Ooctor-Chemlst Has Ciscov-
cred Compound that Grows
Hair on Bald Head IN a
Slnae Mont
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-30

Tommy Hess. one 10 the best hitting
catches Galveston ever had has switched
corners and given los Aageles the go-by.
lie VIII sgalu be with Albany y \
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-07-10

~perlprene Mannbarieit, Moerbrud ooer S9ip66e Der
geI1leGtliden Sr9ane beilen, 10 muB Die SIR poiitio
unD permanent iein. SieIe &onpagnie l6idt Seoerl,
Der an rerpDier Shipdhe leibet, bic Meoi5in fir cine
w06entli6e Sebanolung frei gu. Die Wte0i5in fanu
nur oaoir1 erprobt iperber, oaB man Die Gelultate
oes 0ebrau6s %abtpartet, ipenn lie bas belt, fir mag
lie 9enladt muroe, 10 1T fe 5a enipfebleft. Sicle
Yrpbe mill Die Gallopia GDnr 20. nit ibren Mfittel
fur cine Wode ~eetatten, NadDem Ell Die s&egene=
ratioe Sablets4 cine gSo6e 9ebraudt bat, miro Der
gatient Strait in ieinen Srgane1 uno ltnsteln,
reues Ylut in Ietnen Noeri, neuert unter1e1nllfgs=
qe:f, uno i6 in @eIunobeit unb @rl1einen als
neueu Nteni6en finoen. Die rGegeneratibe Sa=
blets~ baben cine nun0er6are WirfHn9 uro Der ga=
tient uerlpilrt ~oielelben am eftell Sage. sic Qeben
oirett sum Sit oes rleb4s, qans Qlei6 roie LANCE es
anltebt lllo brln9en &faft uno Stdrte. 9ieles lpun=
oerbare gatsstttrUSfb1nn ale S1ii9terlbeit Dem al=
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Xeberreisunq, ueberanItret9ung 8el6aftslor9el, Die
ann 8erlult ses 8eod9tniIies, llnfabi9teit &C fhb=
rem, berporgeben. wGegeneratloe Sablets4 iino in
ieoem Utter anmenobar; lie beilen aQe 6dlle, aus
eenemneu, meun i9on Gpilepiie ooer Srriilli ems
3etreten fnb. Sic 6aaopia 2pnn So. sina6t feline Be-
Ihrdnfunaen; Seoer, Der oarum idrei6t, erbdlt 6as
Wtittel fur cine @ode fret 3u9el6idt, ~lor9fdltie. ems
gepadt uno o5ne 81 5ei9en, mas es entbdlt. Sic bot
Saulenoe bon griefen aus alien Sbeilen pes Qanoes
erbaltef, Die bon ben eritaunli1ten &llren Der rJtes
q~eneratiue SobletsA beri1ten. Sbre Sfierte fir cine
Wo1e lit edit; es perben feline beunrubi9enoen Gragen
aeitelt. Ghreibt beate on Die lyallopia 2pnn &c.,
5S6 pssini guilbing, ct. 9onis, M9o., unb laBt
guh Die Weoisin fit cine g8ohe fret fommen. Sbr
Bud, oas ebenfals frei iii, Qiebt Guh Die Nngaben,
pie Sbr gud nit BEN Mittel gu 5anie ielbi iu=
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biirfte cine Der gr0Bten benz Gr>
sie~bungspefen bienenben Orgnnifatios
men Der grbe bilben. @egriinbet tpurbe
bic @eienfhoft in 1867 unter benz So
men National Seaders MFociation,
nnb ibr 3tped mar Mnfangs nar bic
Bebanbluns pdbusosifder Jragen, 10
tpeit lie bic 0pltss pber 1ffentlide
S9ule betreffen, foiDie bic Mabruns
Der Snterefen Der lebteren unb Der
@oltsinuIebrer be5iebungspeife 2ebs
rertnnen. Der @erbinbung traten ies
bod TN 2uufe Der 3ett 3ebrer ader
2lafen biz gum NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
unb sprdfbenten, BEL. 70 bab iid bic
Gae[lfnaft 1870 unter Der 8e3eihnuna
Rational educational Mfociation neu
Drgdnifrte.
Die Mhociation, 5u beren RaGe iebes
Mitglieb einen ~sSabresbeitroa bon So
entri4tet, befibt beute elm 8ermDaen
bon fat 100000. Die Srganifation
tbeili fid in Is beri9iebene Oeportes
ments. bic ieben 3tpeig bes graiebunas>
pefens, bonn Rinbsrsarten Bis aun
Nationalen GraiebunsBratbe, umfofen.
Bel ben JabresDerfammlungen tpsrben
Uortrdst unb Debotten iiber pabaso,
glide Mngelegenbeiten sebolten unb
Sariften bertbeilt.
Der bermalise prdiibent Der MHos
riation III WiGiam M. 9earbfbear.
profefor am Gtaatssg College fir 4grt.
iultur unb Medanif in Soma. 8earbs
fbear, Der In Dabton, g., geboren
purbe unb in gale ftrbirte, 1T 81
Sabre oft.
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Trei fit
i6wa9e Md1tntr.
Gin Seitmittel lit emtbedt tuprben.
baS berlprenc Mamnbarfeit
mnb Die 1rGfte fpiebers
berftellt.
Cine Wode ausrei6enbes Strobe : Radet
tnirn Senem fret smgeiauDt, Der
Oarrlt fdretbt.

r&eeeteratipe Sablets" iino a~nertannt bic ein5ige
&ur segen ~perlorene Mannbarfeit in alien Staoien.
Sic mn pifieni6aftlid oaIrb Die befen Ner5te Der
@elt b~ergeltelt. Der &nf BEG S%nititutes 1T oerart,
baB ale @er3te, Die oas 6eilmittet b%erhelerl, oafiir
iid perantmortli9 balten. 1no metn fe auf ibrel
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