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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-11-20

talked of as a candidate for mayor of
Topeka"
Prof. Harvey WorraI is the possessor
of the only pink chrysanthemum in To-
peka.
1.-THE Princess Chic" played at Fort
Scott Wednesday night and will be in
Wichita tonight.
Judge Pagan issued marriage license
Wednesday to Charles Nonemaker and
Lena Richardson, both of Topeka.
Police Matron Thorpe, who has been
sick for some time, is now able to be at
her office in the city jail building again.
Oregon horses are being shipped into
Kansas There may be a chance for the
fire department to find the sort of animals
needed for the new truck
E. L. jerks, formerly employed at the
Santa Fe shops, has been visiting in
Atchison for some time. Wednesday he
left for Champaign, ILL.,, to go into the
plumbing business.
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AT THE PLAY LAST NIGHT

julie Walters did the tramp act per-
sonally last night in his lust Struck
Town" show AS a rule he kindly do
mated the job to one Harry Todd, who
is not so good by several degrees. Wal
tiers makes the best tramp ever seen on
the local stage. He doesn't overdo the
part. The show itself greatly resembles
"Sidetracked." the Walters show of an
cient vintage. 1t contains the same in
iured parent disguised as a hobo, the
same slap stick features. but is better.
The alleged hero is bad The heroine is
not good, but the SWede girl and the
yOkel make the best comedy team seen
in Topeka for quite while. Fred Bur-
ton was the best stage reub, both in
makeup and acting, ever seen for the
money. The play itself contains a few
gems of the unexpected. At one time
a mill is knocked out by a broken dam,
and a brief session of rolling. angry
waves is furnished a Ia Monte Cristo
At the end of the third inning the heavy
villain and tramp hero broke about So
cents worth of crockery including
lighted lamp and a set of dishes 1t is
said that Mr.. Walters buys these lamps
by the gross as it is necessary to break
one at every performance to keep IN
the standing of the show. The terminal
act includes balloon ascension, and an
attempt by the heavy villain to make
an escape by the sky line He is closed
out by the reub marshal who accf-
dentally shoots him while in midair.
from large pad on the stage. Villain
falls to the pad and hastily expires as
result of hard fall. julie Walters and
his ten-twen-thirt shows have always
been favOrites in Topeka and are not
growing any worse.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-11-20
SELL VILLAGE AT AUCTION.
Glen Eyre, Pa, to. Be Put Under the
Hammer by the Sheriff on Dec. 1.

Port Jervis. n. Y, Nov 20.-On Mon
day, December 1, at o'clock in the
afternoon, Sheriff Gregory of Pike coun-
ty will sell in his office at the court
house at Milford, Pa, the entire village
of Glen Eyre on the Hawley branch of
the Erie railroad, seven miles west of
Lackawaxen, Pa. The property covers
S5l acres The land to the extent OF
fifty acres is improved, while the re-
mainder is wood and timber land.
There are also bluestone quarries and a
good water power on the premises.
The writ under which the sale is made
was issued against William P Austin of
New York city, who purchased the prop
erty at sherif's sale a few years ago.
Glen Eyre was once a prosperous little
village. Several bluestone quarries fur
n1shed employment to many laborers
and the fine water power was utilized
for milling purpises The bluestone
business became Improbable, the work.
men moved away. and, burdened with
mortgages. the property was sold at
sheriff's sale about three years ago to
Mr.. Austin, who in turn seems destined
to part with it in like manner.
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HIS NOVEL STATEMENT.
County Attorney Terrence, of Cowley,
Files Election Facts.

Tne following is from the Arkansas
City Traveller, and is a statement of the
election expenses of County Attorney
Terrence:
To Republican central committee, 800
To cigars distributed to my friends
to get them to look good a me ard 70
show them that I am not Denurious
&s3.70.
To railroad fare between Winfield and
Arkansas City, $9.2S
To cards announcing to the public
that I was a candidate for re-elec-
ton. 81.
To circulars printed, $3.50.
To 500 postal cards mailed to farmers
IN several townships, $3.50.
To the ubiquitous solicitor for chari
table purposes, who called upon me just
before election and while suffering from
intense anxiety, sundries amounting
to $22.
Hotel bills, $1,000.
To the colored editor Of a newspaper
in Topeka, which seemed to be eXerting
lanche of Democratic votes which hung
in the balance, So
To stationery issued by me in expos
ing the UNANIMOUSLY false circulars gotten
out by G. T. Smith and others, SOP
This item, 1 feel. was properly ex-
pended, and 1 am perfectly satisfied
with results.
To drivers and sundry other items, $50
I want to state further that any in
aecuracies or omissions which may be
found in this statement are due to the
the breakneck rate of speed at which
was obliged to run to be able 10 look
back at my opponents as l came under
the wire.
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Life
Long Sick and Nerv.
Gus Headaches.
DR.. Miles Anti-Pain
Pills Cured Me.
They Gave Me Instant
Relief.

The common affection of all mankind is
headache. From it few are entirely free
DR.. Miles Anti-Pain Pills will cure and in
most instances prevent headache of any kind
or degree. If you cannot enjoy theatre going,
car-riding, dancing, if you are subject to
nausea from nervous excitement, the fatigues
of travel or sight seeing, take an Anti-Pain
Pill before an attack comes on and you will
find that you can successfully ward off all
disagreeable symptoms. Anti-Pain Pills are
the best of remedies for backache, neuralgia,
sciatica and rheumatic pains; contain no
opiates, non-laxative; never sold in bulk.
with the greatest pleasure l recommend
DR.. Miles Anti-Pain Pills to everyone who
suffers from nervous or sick headache. All
my life long l was troubled with headaches
of very severe nature, and have tried many
powders and other remedies without success.
By chance l tried DR.. Miles Anti-Pain Pills
and they gave immediate relief Never
since the first dose have l been troubled
with headache. Whenever | feel it coming
on take one or two Pain Pills and it all
disappears. "-WILLIAM BROWN, Genesee,
Idaho.
This is to certify that I have used DR..
Miles Anti-Pain Pills for neuralgia and neu-
ralgic headache and have found them to give
relief."-E. D. WEED, Ex-Mayor and Ex-
U. S. Dist. Atty, Helena, Mont.
All druggists sell and guarantee DR.. Miles
Anti-Pain Pills. They are non-laxative: con-
tain no opiates, never sold in bulk, rs doses,
IS cents. DR.. Miles Medical Co, Elkhart, Ind.
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BOOKS $4,000 A SET.
Presidents Autograph Signature in
Each Volume

Washington, Nov. 20.-A Philadelphia
publishing firm is arranging to print l.
226 sets of President Roosevelts books
Each set will comprise % volumes They
viii be divided into four classes. The
cheapest will sell for $3.50 a volume, or
$3.50 set, and the most extensive for
$3.50 volume. or So, 300 set
The IS sets to be sold at $4,000 each
will have the autograph signature of
Theodore Roosevelt in each volume.
The president will receive large roy
alties. A special paper will be used.
Each sheet has a distinctive water-mark
carrying the words Theodore Roose-
Velt'
The sale of these books has already
been arranged. They will not be adVer-
tised or otherwise placed on the market.
All will be taken by wealthy book col
lecfOrS
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-11-20
SEARCH FOR SAILOR BOY.
Supposed to Have Joined English
Navy and Can't Be Found.

Fall River. Mass. Nov. 20-SearcSi is be-
ing made for Ernest Spencer Lunan. who
left home four years ago, at the age Of
16 He went to sea, and his father, Jo-
seph Lunan, first heard from him a year
later. when he asked and was given per-
mission to join the English navy.
The authorities of the English govern
ment were asked short time ago to
search for the boy in South Africa. A rel
ative of the family learned recently that
a boy named Ernest Spencer was stopping
at a sailors refuge in New York, but when
inquiry made at the place he had dis
appeared and no trace of him could be
found
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-11-20
A New Summer Resort.

New York, Nov 20.-Ceorge ]. Gould,
Henry c. Prick and other capitalists in
this city, Philadelphia and Pittsburg
are believed to contemplate the estab-
lishment of a new and exclusive sum
mer resort on Two Mile Reach island
three miles north of Cape May City, on
the New Jersey coast Application will
be made at once to the state riparian
board of New Jersey for rights on seven
and one-half miles of water front Work
will begin as soon as the necessary
rights can be secured.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-11-20
Two Counts AGAINST Rubino.

New York. Nov ga warrant for the
committal of Rubino, the anarchist. has
been officially confirmed. says a Times
dispatch from Brussels by way of Lon
don. The would-be assassin will be tried
on two counts-an attempt on King Leo
pold's life and homicidal attempt on
the lives of the court officials who were
in the carriage at which Rubino fired
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-11-20
schley Visits the schools.

Kansas City Mo, Nov. 2O.-Rear Ad-
miral w. S. Schley and the other guests
of the Commercial club were this morning
driven to the Manual and Central High
school where each made brief talks to the
pupils Later the party was taken on
sightseeing trip through the suburbs and
TO Convention hall, an elaborate luncheon
being served at / O'Clock at the Coates
house. Admiral Schley will leave for Chi
cago this evening on special car over
the Chicago & Alton railway.
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cricket at San Francisco.

San Francisco. Nov. 2O.-Lor1 Hawkes.
star cricket team is to play its only
American engagement next Wednesday at
the Preside Athletic grounds against
picked team of is California cricketers.
The English team is on their way to New
Zealand for a series of matches. and the
local date was made possible because the
sailing of their boat for the antipodes
gives them q two days stay here. Lord
Hawke himself viii play on the team
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with misappropriating more than $4,000
When the irregularities in MalcoIm's ac-
counts We're first discovered, he claimed
they were due to an error in bookkeeping
made by his predecessor twenty years ago
He turned over his own home to the as
ISOLATION and received much sympathy in
view of his sacrifice, but later develop
ments caused him to leave the city
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Signed the Bill and Left.

Denver. Col, Nov 20-Mayor r. r.
Wright, Jr., signed the bill extending
the franchise of the Denver Tramway
company in disregard of the injunction
issued some days ago by Judge John l.
Mullins of the district court Eleven
members of the board of aldermen who
ignored the injunction in passing the bill
are now under bond charged with con-
tempt. Mayor Wright is said to have
left for Texas on a hunting trip last
oh
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-11-20
A winfield Bow to west Point.

Winfield. Kan. Nov 20-Congressman
Jackson of the Third district has appoinz-
ed Blouton Tandy as a cadet to West
Point to fill the vacancy caused ~ the re-
dence who RESIGNED on account Of pc,or
health. Tandy is high school graduate,
p years old, and the son of a Winfield
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&c Wanted to See the Emnsror.

London. Nov. GA special dispatch from
Vienna. published today, announced that
a well dressed individual. evidently insane.
accosted a sentry duty at the entrance
of She Hofburg at midnight and said that
ne was the emperor's son, Rudolph, and
that he wished to see his majesty. The
stranger. who is said to be a rnerc chant Of
Hamburg was taken to the guard room
and searched. A revolver was found in
his pocket and also a white stave which
he called his ma gic wand" The man was
committed to an asylum.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-11-20
Pensions for Kansans.

Washington. Nov. 20.-These pensions
have been granted: Kansas-Original;
Robert Frame, National home. Leayeil-
worth. Sc Increase: Edward irwin, Val
lev Falls, SIC; Charles McClanahan. Lee
compton $50; Thomas Johnson. Palco So
Widow: Margaret Hughes, Dresden, S.
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&c FOOLED tha nirectnra-

New York. Nov. Civilian Malcolm.
secretary of the Passaic Mutual Loan and
Building association, who fled, presumably
~ Europe, three months ago, has been
Indicted on three counts charging him
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-11-20

New York Nov. 20-Field Marshal Prince
Edward of Saxe-Weimer. who died 4 few
days ago. has been inferred in Chichester
cathedral with full military honors, saws
a London dispatch to the Tribune. The
funeral procession was the most imposing
spectacle of the kind seen since the pass
ing OF Queen Victoria
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Prince Frederick Breaks His Leg.

Dresden. Saxony. Nov. 2o-Crown Prince
Frederick of Saxony accidentally fractur-
ed his leg below the knee yesterday while
hunting near Salzberg.
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Policemen killed bv Thieves.

Chicago. Nov. 2o.-Charles Z. Dillon, a
special policeman employed by the Chi
cago and Northwestern Railroad company
was shot and instantly killed early today
in the yards Of the railroad company
while endeavoring to prevent the looting
of a freight car by a gang of thieves.
c. II. Yoran. a switchman employed by
the same company, was arrested shortly
after the shooting and IN his possession
were found number of broken car seals.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-11-20
WEAK NERVES

Are generally caused by the blood
becoming impure, thereby depriving
them of the proper strengthening
nourishment. To cure weak nerves
you must, therefore, first purify and
cleanse the blood. Then you need
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. It will
perfect the digestion, make an abund
ance of healthy blood, strengthen the
nerves and cure Dyspepsia, Constipa-
ton, Biliousness and Malaria. Try it
and be convinced.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-05-01
6ebrUOer Wbeles.

gY l1bren auer Sorten gu ben
niebrtsiten Preiien BET @ebr. glart.
Gin am Stil auf3uwinbenbe nbr FUR
81. SO; sarantirt. Gin 20 Sabre
nit Sob sefiutes @ebdule unb NIT
iieben Sumelen p~eriebenem amerita:
nildem @erf fur s.. Spredt uor
unb laBt @u9 uniere Bargains Dor.
meilen.
eY @rabiteine seiGmaduou uni
biais a~nsefertst. Sebe 8eiteauns
prompt unb auuerlaiits belorst bon
Sos. &epper, nabe @%ourtbaus, ct,
gloub, Wtnn 3S=ba
e Sn Suuelen, unconstitutional.
aeitsrinsen, tn Eal@ensunb 9ausubren
uie aud In Silbermaaren tauit mon
bas bette unb biQisite BET u. S. &os
bertlon, ct. gloub, bet benz aud @e:
paratureu al, llbren prompt unb 3us
perldfis beiorat werben. 39sbd
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Cine Jribjabrs. nn3ufrieoenbeit.

Simmer 1T Elm @uni6 porbanben
Bel einem She'll bes Solfes, irsenb
gtmas gu ietn, mas man ni6t tit.
Ser Sarmer mini6t elm Stabtmann
gu lein, unb Ser Stabtmann wini9t
Elm Sarmer gu iein. Sober empfinbet
bic unansenebmen Sa6en tn ietnem
eisenen Oaiein unb uerslei9t bic NIT
Der ansenebmen Sa@e, MUIR I'M Da=
letn bes anberen. als etne ausemet:
ne Sa9e fann bieie nnSufrteSenbeit
leidt beleitist merben nit u9olben
@rain 8elt" 8ier, benn es ma@t Ell
men seiunb unb fart unb arbeitsfds
big. Sebes @las entbalt bic &raft
BON 8rob unb Sleii6 in faliiser
Sorm, benn es wirb aus benz ~retn1ten
@eritenmals unb 9opfen sebraut.
8enn Sbr einen Comic seblau9t,
oann tbut bieler Gu9 gut. Seiteat
es BET Gurem nd6iten Iertdufer ober
labt @u9 bamit uerieben BON
9. &ensfen, ct. Gloub.
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3nremburq.

9uremburs. = Sn Der poft=
uerwaltuns itnb folsenbe gef6rberuns
gen einsetreten: Ser Commits 1. &Ial=
ie S9mit lit pom 9uremburs: Sabn.
bof nod @alferbinsen ueriest, an bic
SteQe bes Germ Sund, Der gum I'm,
terbureau9ef bel er Selesrapben:S er=
waltuns ernannt lit. Commits 2.
&lalie Wifolas goebel lit in bic l..
&laiie, bic Commits 3. &laiie Nttldte
uno Sbeileu iiub in bic 2. &laiie BE:
fOrbert.
"a d. - Ser auf Der Sabre uon
S6ensen ertrunfene Wlaer @eber
aus Npad murbe pon einem Nnsler
aus &emetI9en nit benz Nnselbaden
anseipieBt unb unter 3ubilfenabme ei-
mes anbern Sii6ers ans ufer sesoseu.
Die llbr lomie bas aus 100 Sranfen
ii6 belaufenbe Saarselb fanben ii6
bel benz 8erunslidten Dor.
d. - Oa bic Strede
pom g9terna9 Bis Oommeloinsen Der
gdternader gabn iomett fertis lit,
bat man in Ben letten, 8oden aud
bic Strede &reussrinbdenzR oainser
sruub in Musriif senommen. 9inter
benz @intersborf'iden Sauie bat man
ben sroBen g(as, morauf Der 8abnbof
gu iteben fomu,en wiro, seebnet unb
bic S~abrbdmme berseiteat.
@repenma@e +. - Ser 23s
idbrise Steinbre@er Clemens mar NIT
etnem &ameraben In Ben @alb sesan=
gen, um 8aumitumpfen unb Wur5eln
a,ssuma9en. I'm it6 bic Irbeit gu
erlei9tern, bebtenteu ite it6 oes Yulz
pers gum Sprensen bes Solses. Siers
BEL erlitt Clemens bur6 bas @eSfliez
gen Der Stide eine i6limme Ierles=
uns bes Oberl9entels unb Ser 9anb.
gr purbe I'M &ranfenforbe ms So
lpttal setraSeu.
&apl..- Sett etntseu @o@en bot
bic Ortldaft &apl ibren eisenen Pe=
tighten.
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9ie aineEjGe &esteruns bat Sesen

Die 9ineTi9e &esteruns bat sesei1
ben ausidluB Der 9ineitlden etn=
rpanberuns pom ben Pbtltpptnen ernitz
lid proteitirt. Wan fam tbr bas
faum perbenfen, ba bic Ybilipptneu
faum einise bunbert Meilen pon Der
Subtitle bes MonSolenretdes emit
fernt iinb unb Der 8erfebr awtl9en
ben beiben Elm auberorbentlt9 lebbaf=
ter 1T. Ta1t Der seiammte 9anbel auf
ben sSnleln liest in ben 9dnbet Der
@bineien, wel@e einen beOeutenoen
prosentiab Der Sep0lteru1S allsr'a'
den. Dte ginmanberun9 Der Wot1=
solen bier auf @runb ibrer btutsen
Mrbeitsleiituns uerbtetea gu ruouen,
pdre ld9erli9, ba BITE etnseboreneu
arbeiter faum Slda3enber besablt rpers
BEN als Bic gbineien, nnb aus btelen'
@runbe rpobl ni@t sesea TIRE 3ulals
Jung proteftiren barften.
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Gntbiat Elm sroBss 0ebeimnib.

gs miro bduia sefrast, ruie iold
mertwarbise 6eilunsen, wel6e bic
beiten aerSte uerrpirren, bur9 Or.
&inSS Ieue gntbedung fur Musseb=
runs bemirtt msrben. Sc i9eibet ben
pom &eim infiSirten S@leim unb sibt
Der eebensfraft Orpsen, berei@ert unb
belebt bas glut. C,gs beilt bic emit
sinbete unb burd 9uiten anseitrenste
&eble unb 9unsen. Sdwere grfdl-
tunSen unb bartnddtser 9uiten wers
ben sebeilt bur9 Or. &inS's Neue
gntbeduns, bas fat unfeblbare Sell
mittel sesen ale 9alss unb 2unsen.
&r mfbeiten. @arantirte Slai@en SO
@snts unb 81. 90. Decentralization
fret in 81. s. 9ubn's Mpotbsfey
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lunsen i'm &anton iebr anseiebene I,ers

lunsen i'm &anton febr anseiebene gsers
f0nlt9feit.
WaIlis. Gin iiinsit pe%ritorbener
pfleslins bes Spitals in Sitten, In%
ton Weger, bat benz Spital, benz &na<
bentpaifenbaus unb ben S6u!sn In
Gitten 10000 Srancs perma9t.
90 euenb g. Sn Gbaurzbes
Sonbs lit elm Muieum fir llbrenz
ma6erei sesriinbet unb ben @emeinbe>
bebDrben ~iiberseben tporben. Gs be-
ftebt aus atpei Settionen: elmer Samms
lung BON @r5eusniiIen Der 8ergangers
beit unb elmer fol6en bon prpbutten
Der @esentpart. Die S%ammlungen
tpeifen bereits 600 Nummern cut. Sic
iinb in Der llbrenma9eri9ule unterge>
bra6t.
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@ines Yreotsers 3unge.

Rep. q, Yrieit iast: Die 3unse
permas nidt ausSubriidsn bas Suite,
pel@es @aruer's @bite @ine Of
Gar Sprup fir mid uno meine So
milte setban bat. SD babe Is Sab
re basesen sei6afft unb nidts sefun=
rem, bas Seiierfeit unb &eisung ber
&ebls urb Ser 9uuseu 10 gut beleitist
ais @bite @ine Of Sar Sprup.
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2duc! 2dnr!
Observation-Disclosures nftebler

@ilbes 9anb unb cultipirte Sarmeu gu per=
fauten. Sest lit bic bette 3eit 81 tanfen, be-
DOR bas 9anb I'M Vreiie itei9t. Wtr baben
nod 5000 older miloes 0anb, 9utes Wielens
uub Sol;lanb, nit sutem, i6werem 2ebnts
boben, gu Sc so per @der unb aufuarts.
$500 n'iiien per afer anbejablt i%peroen,
Der 5et auf finf Sabre 3eit gu 6 Yro5ent
SntereRen. IS sibt bier nod einise anbers=
glGubise, mel6e serre ibre cult,pirten Sarz
mer losi9lasen mO6ten, neil tie ii6 nnter
ben 8atboltfen nl6t wobl fiiblen. Oas
wilbe eanb lieat bel 9afrup, Worriiou Count
tp, pier bis flint Meilen pon Stride unb
Sdule. Die cultipirten Sarmen liesen in
unb nm gudman. Sir &eferen3en ruenbe
man ii6 an Nep. Ism. 9auge in Sudman
ober an Sobn %. Wolter, ct. @loub. 8ez
gen uaberen Ginselbeiten ri6te mam ii9 an
Spbn Sbmplfe,
ba. gudman, Wtinn.
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Bur &emmtnt6nab

@ir baben nod cultipirtes unb wilbes
9anb gu gang niebrisen Yreilen gu ~perfaufen.
Srsenb Semanb, Der ieine Sarm ~pertaufen
nil, lpre1e bel uns Dor nnb mir merben nit
ibm in sufriebeuiteuenber Weiie uuterbam=
belu. @. S. & s. u. Stuber,
go. SIG, l. StraBe iuolid, ct. Gloub,
Minn. - 22-ba
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ute etne &ittr.

Die etne Cite In olgemein,
Gle mars, bic mild immer ersStte,
SIN 0eben min ieber Grfer ietn,
SIM Sterben beideiben Der 2ette.
9rrmrtbttrg.
8rout (ben Brief ibres Werlob>
ten leienb): r,... Sdubden- Maus-
atpitf4ernbes S9mGlb9en - fletner
Safer = 2dmm9en = Mtr f9eint,
metn 8rdutisam fdreibt feline 2iebess
briefe aus. einet- NQturaef@ihte ab!1
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eie Sramatti6e gorleiuns balhn miro. Sci Der luterbanuns weroen mt=
wirfen SRI. Clara Joienberser as Solihin unb bas Sodi9ul Srtener.
Sidet scots, mel6es gu irsenb einem Sit i'm Spernbauie bere6tst. Sie
%l1nterbatuns mirb bas geb pobl wertb ein, unb Der 3uet berelben tit &C.
ptb Elm 10 l0blt9er, bb er ausemeine Entertaining fnben uo sur grrez
dung besidben befens beiserasen mrb.
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Sur unierer balbidbrltcben
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Spnmerftas, DEN 8. Mat.
abents 8 ubr ftattfnbet, TIT
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AIntH grnnke's
Spesereibanbluna

il Srau 8ontius @ebGube, ct. germaiuitr.
ct. @loub, Winu.
bietet bas aGerbeae in grocerieu, 5uderpaa.
rem, fril6en unb eiusema6ten Srii9ten, Sas
bafen IL. Gisarreu gu ben niebri9iten preiien.
ghlr elm @eriu9, unb Der Suube 1T 9euons
men. @er gut llnb prompt beoient iein mill,
i6lieBe ii9 meiner ta9tdsli6 it9 mebrenben
Sunbi6aft on 29=asrs
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Spe5eretbanblunA
GDmbibpret unb
Sdferei

lit bas 9auptquartier fir iolde, mel.
DE 0fonomil@ ibren 8ebart fur !6aus
unb 8i9e einfaufen wouen. Wie unz
iere @aaren itsts frii@ unb seidmadz
pol iinb, 10 lift uniere 8eoienuns rez
Ell unb prompt. Bir ii@ern iebem
&unben nit ~unierer gebienune By
frtebenbett gu. Wer nod ni9t nit
uns In @ei@dftsHerfebr ftanb, Der
periu9e es einmal.