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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-08-17

James Allen, a negro, came in con-
tact with a live wire on Broadway
tonight. He was knocked through a
show window and badly hurt and burn
ed. He may die.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-08-17
Boston Defeated Detroit.

Boston, Aug. 16.-Fine fielding by
the locals won the game to-day. Score:
R.H.E
Detroit ........0 0 OIL O O o. 10
Batteries: Dineen and Warner:
Mercer and Mcguire. Attendance
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-08-17
HAPPENINGS IN AUGUSTA.

Trolley Company sued for Personal
InJuries-H. l.. Baton n Candidate
for Council.
Augusta, Aug. 16.-Mrs. Maria Dun
can entered suit to-day for $500.
against the Augusta Railway and Elec-
trio Company. She alleges that she
tripped and fell over a rail left in the
street and sustained injuries in the
sum named.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-08-17

DR.. H. L. Baton tonight announced
himself a candidate for Council from
ward five. A hot fight is ahead in
this ward.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-08-17
BERGA TOUCHED FOR FORTY.
White Man Held Up and RObber by
Negro Thugs

Columbus, Ca, Aug. 1.-two negroes
held up and robbed Joseph Berga, a
white man, of $40, on North Highlands
tonight. They We're afterwards ar
rested by the police.
The oasis., 1902-06-14

A TEXAS representative in con gress remonstrates against accept tance by the government of the gift of a statue of Frederick the Great, from Emperor William. He sees in the simple gift another ghost of imperialism. And he evil dently Is unaware that the great Frederick and General Washington held each other in high esteem. Frederick's gift of a sword bearing the inscription From the oldest soldier in Europe to the greatest soldier in the world" was but a tribute of the monarch to American greatness, which his descendant. now on the throne, wishes to em- phasize.
The oasis., 1902-06-14

TIE Oregon election should be considered soberly by the repub- lican party managers everywhere. For governor, an unpopular candi- date was forced upon the party by the machine. He was turned down at the polls by the people, while all the rest of the ticket was elected by majorities ranging from 10000 to 12,000. It is one thing to nominate a man-another to elect him.
The oasis., 1902-06-14

Nor the least disagreable feature of the life of an American soldier is the disposition of certain we'll meaning people, solicitous for his welfare, to put into practice upon him their moral theories. In their effort to make him moral against his will they frequently drive him to gross immortality.
The oasis., 1902-06-14

c. B. STOCKING, an old Arizona pioneer, who was in the army in lS62-3, furnishes the Clifton Cop per Era with interesting remini- scences of the Indian wars of forty years ago. His latest is an account of the killing of the big Apache Chief, Magnus Colorado, by Col onol Vests command in 1868. Perhaps it is not too late for con gressional investigation of Colonel West.
The oasis., 1902-06-14

A CHICAGO alderman has discov- cred what ails the newspapers. He says: "The trouble is they never print the things you want them to print, and they always print the things you don't want them to print" But you don't have to go all the way to Chicago to find peo- pie who hold the same views.
The oasis., 1902-06-14

THE United States has built $50 new school houses in Porto Rico. How many did the general govern ment ever build in Arizona and New Mexico2 Evidently Uncle Sam does not believe in the old saying that charity begins at home"
The oasis., 1902-06-14
REGULATION OF DIVORCE.

The various religious bodies con
 tinue to agitate the question of a
 more complete and thorough regu-
 lation of the laws governing mar
 riage and divorce, and adoption of
 more uniform system-by either
 bringing to bear upon the various
 legislatures pressure in that di-
 rection, or by congressional enact-
 ment. To accomplish the latter, an
 amendment to the federal Consti-
 tuition would be necessary, for the
 regulation of marriage and divorce is nowhere found in the enumera- tion of powers delegated the general government by that instrument.
 But the more the churches dis cuss and agitate the subject, the laxer become the habits and GUS toms of the people, and the freer the divorce laws in the various states. Nothing could demonstrate more thoroughly the extent to which the church has lost its hold upon the popular mind. The great mass of the people no longer pay any attention to its fulminations It has so long condoned and over looked glaring evils, perpetrated 1 upon society by it's own wealthy and powerful adherents, that the masses hold it in contempt upon propositions where its position is doubtless right-as this divorce | An institution which sets up the Divine declaration that it is easier for camel to pass through | the eye of a needle, Il than for a rich man to enter the Kingdom of Heav- sn," and accepts such as J. Pier Dont Morgan and John A. Rock ieller as bright and shining lights, 'annot hope to have very much weight with thinking people-and through them it is but step to the contempt of the masses.
 The Church must first regulate tself in several important particu- ars before it can hope to have any weight toward securing regulation f any great question, such as the ne mentioned.
The oasis., 1902-06-14

THE Associated Press is shy on volcanoes and earthquakes in this part of the world, but its able bodied liars seem doing very well with the "Yaqui uprising"
The oasis., 1902-06-14

MANY Arizonians are angered at the position taken by some eastern religious bodies that the territory is not fitted for statehood. But they do nothing toward removing the real cause of the objections which so anger them.
The oasis., 1902-06-14

THE President sent the Pope a gift of ly-bound volumes of his literary works-and the gentleman who presented them (Governor Taft) had to take along an inter- preter to convey to His Holiness an understanding of what he had to say.
The oasis., 1902-06-14

To READ some advertisements of coffee substitutes one would think the average coffee-drinker subject to all the horrors the average pro- fessional prohibitionist ascribes to the experience of the dram drinker.
The oasis., 1902-06-14
REVEREND T. DeWitt Tallmage

REVEREND T. DeWitt Tallmage died several months ago. But the syndicate newspapers still continue printing his weekly sermons. To use the paraphrase of the dying words of Daniel Webster, Mir. Tall mage might say: "I ain't dead yet"
The oasis., 1902-06-14
THE REFORM SCHOOL.

Many people and newspapers
 throughout the territory continue
 to berate the last legislature for
 creating a Reform School, the bur
 den of the plaint being that there is
 no necessity for such an institution.
 Without doubt the critics are sin cere, but they have failed to per ceive that there is not a town in the territory but has several likely candidates for admission. Hardly a week passes without an account appearing in some territorial news paper of the arrest of several youth ful thieves who have been before local justice upon some fragrant charge, who, on account of their tender years, cannot be consigned to the penitentiary, and are conse- quently discharged, to continue their depredations.
 Some months ago such case arose at Bisbee. Later, there was another at Clifton. Then Pima, another town in Graham county, was afflicted in like manner. Last week the Phoenix authorities un- earthed gang of youthful thieves and burglars, numbering eight, who had been committing all sorts of depredations several months. In Nogales, year ago, such gang, numbering several boys of tender years, gave the authorities here no little trouble. The enumeration could be indefinitely extended.
 Their success in evading punish ment make the youthful offenders bold, and they continue in their bad ways until they reach the age in which the law can reach them, when the penitentiary and life of crime will be surely their portion The Reform School is intended to save them, and properly conducted . will surely do 50.
 Not only is the Reform School | needed to check and control the I juveniles described, but to save other boys in the neighborhood where they live from their evil in- fiuence Boys of such daring as they manifest, are always aggres- sive in their influence upon younger lads, and their pernicious teachings do a world of harm. Not only should they be sequestered for the sake of their own reform, but for the sake of terminating their bale ful influence upon other boys who would otherwise be tractable and obedient.
 To THE OASIS the Reform School seems one of the best productions of the last legislative session of Arizona.
The oasis., 1902-06-14

JUDGES Doan and Davis have exchanged pulpits"-so to speak Judge Davis holding court for Judge Doan in Gila county, and Judge Doan performing similar ser vice in Cochise county.
The oasis., 1902-06-14

TIE most unkind assertion of late is tha. Pugh thought he was writing an editorial when he filled out those fraudulent vouchers, and simply followed his usual habit of exaggeration.
The oasis., 1902-06-14

TIE Boer peace treaty. was signed without ceremony" states the press reports. That's the way fights usually end. Everybody is glad to quit and nothing about it.
The oasis., 1902-06-14

Now the Boer war has closed the American mule will dispense with some of his toploftiness.
The oasis., 1902-06-14

WITH what remarkable facility does General Miles continue to get into hot waterl
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-05-20
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thing Syrup ppn MilliDnen BON
Miittern beim 8abnen Der &inoer
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Sein @ertb 1T unbe3ablbar. 81
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einem Der beften meibliben Ner3te in
ben Ser. Staatert. Sc lit BEL allen
Drug9iiten in Der ganaen @elt 3u
baben. Yreis IS Gents per JlaiHe.
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-05-20
Sir $500 mad 9entidlmo.

Deutid : amerifaniibe 2eitungen
merben inn alten 8aterlano nit gro<
Betn Sntere1ie eelelen, neil lie iib
frei ausipre9en unb bdufig ppn orii<
ben mebr @euiefeiten uno NabriA-
ten brineen, als Die beutiben 8eis
tuneer lelbft. Die nSreie 8reiie fir
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@ait unb fam iib ribmen, Gner.
fennung uno @Irbigune gu finben,
mie aus sablrei6en 8riefen an uns,
lDpie an Oieientgen, pel9e baS Blatt
an lire 8erpanbten lbiden, bernor.
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uno Sreunben cine Sreube erfpeiien,
ibnen Elm m~ilIfommenes 8ei6ent
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tere1ie fir 9eras, tpie iberbaupt fir
ben Staat uno Die @egeno, 100 bic
germanoten tppbnen, lit in Deut1Hr
lanb iebr lebbaft unb es lit unn6e.
li6, in Yripatbriefen cine 10 griirtos
libe Nuffldrung uno Belbreibung
bes fremben 2anoes gu sebe1t, tpie
bies Die r6reie Brelfe" aGpD6ents
lid tbut. Sir ben gerinaen Breta
pon S. nerienben mir pprtofrei unier
rei6baltiees @obenblatt auf ein Sabr
an ireeno cine Ibreiie i'm IuSlanbe.
Die Greie Vrefie fir 9eras Vnbl.
gpmbanp.
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Sic grDRten Grobebem $ 2ataitro'
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Sn gerbinoung nit Der peitinois
i6en 6eimiubune birfte fplgenoe
3uiammenitellune Der erDBeren CRIB
beben : &ataitrupben felt gbriiti Sc
burt, sulammen nit ben 9aten uno
Der 3abl Der Spfer, BON Sntereiie
1etn:
63 - 6erculanum uno BDmpeii
tbeilweile burb grobeben seritDrt.
unbefannte, aber erpBe Spfer.
% Gin Musbrub bes 8eiup ser=
it0rt 0erculanum, BDmpeii ut,o Stas
btae. Die gauge 8epDlferung Der blii=
benoen Stdote umeefDmmen.
526 @rbbeben in MntiDbien,
250, 1000 9pbte.
1881 - @rbbeben in 2iiiabon.
10000 aberdeen eetDotet uno 1900
6auler serltDrt.
1903 = @rbbeben in Seboo, Sa=
pan. 100000 9pbte.
1716 = grbbeben in Nlgier. 49,
900 %setDbtet.
1731- grobeben in SEEING. 95,=
900 Opfer.
1731-@robebenin Canton. 100,z
1000 9oote. J.
MAG = grobeben in 2ina. 49,
600 Wteni6enlebe11 perlDren.
1874 @robeben in Cairo. 49,
900 Opfer.
1855 = grobeben serit0rt gang 2iiz
1abpn.
1773- @r6beben in Guatemala.
$4,000 8erGonefs u%ngefDmmen.
1888 : Grobeben in Galabrien.
100, 900 TDote.
1897 = grobeben In Quito. A.
600 getDotet.
1912 = grbbeben in @aracas.
9aulenoe BON 2obten.
1922 : grobeben in Ileppp. 22E
900 aetDotet.
1861 - grbbeben in Menoosa,
Sioamerifa. 1900 gpote.
1888 = Bulfnni1ber Nusbrub auf
Der Sniel &rafatua. $4,000 umgez
fDmmen.
1883 = @robeben auf ber Sniel
SIdia. 1000 Tobte.
1888 = grbbeben auf Der iapaniz
i6en Sniel WDnoo. 10000 getDotet.
1894 = @robeben in 8eneauela.
5000 Wenlbenleben perlDren.
1902 - Npril: grobeben in @uaz
temala. 3abl Der Spfer nod nibt
befannt.
1902 = 8. Mtai: ct. Yierre auf
martinique ourb cine pulfaniibe
@ruption'5eritDrt. 30, 900 9Dote.
1902 %. Mai: Musbru9 bes
8ulfans Wont SDufriere auf ct.
gincent. Nusoebnung Der &ataitru.
pie mod u%nbefannt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-05-20
8.

- Sn Beaumont miQ man be-
itimmt mifien, baB q. 6. 9ouitpn
BON bort ppu1 8rd1ioenten &pple=
belt gum @ahfDleer bes bisberieen
B~unoesmarlbaus Grant auserIeben
lei.
- SOP. Sapers bat lofprt, nod
benz er Die Meloung pDn Der per=
beerenoen gptlon : &ataltrppbe in
@uliab enipfaneen batte, Elm &uno=
ibreiben an Die Wiapors aIer terani=
1hen Stdote BON mebr als 5000 @in=
pDbner ge1anot, in tpeldem er bie=
ielben Inn Die 8eranitaltung BON
Sammlungen BON @elo, 0abrunaS=
mitteln unb 8leiounasitiiden fir Die
NDtbleioenben in @pliab erIuht.
Die reueiten Mahribten aug
@Dliab beitdtigen Die erften 8eridte,
monah fih bic BAIL Der gpflDn-
Opfer auf mebr ais 100 belaufe.
Die 3abl Der &erlebten lit cine nod
melt QrDBere. SIM @erhdltniB au
oieier entleblib aroBen 8abl bon
0pfern fann Der materielle Shaoen
nur cls perbdltniBmaBis eering be-
5eibnet peroen, miro er bod auf
nidt mebr als $500 600 abgeldabt.
Dem bel Nusiibung ieiner
Yfiht erlb0iienen SberiHsgebalfen
Sdnabel BON @Dnsales muroe ba=
ielbit elm itattlihes Grabs onument
geiebt.
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5reeitone gDuntp, puroe burb einen
Gptlon beimgeiubt, Der bort grDBen
Sbaoen anri1tete. @tpa 20 6du1er
touroen seritDrt, audi purbe Die
Bresbbterianer= Stride total oemplirt.
NuBer ben bereits miteetbeilten
~Negenmelouneen liegen iebt nod
iolbe pDr aus: Sabinal, 9epine,
YleaIanton, SaIei.spiue, Hibole,
bile. 80lotbrpaite, 2uling, 6arper,
Smeet 6ome, Srieorihsburg, Scar
ne, Brafett etc. Sn 6pnbD rihtete
Der Sturm 5iemlib niel Shaoen an,
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Gbriiti, in gncinal, Ilice uno Santa
Nnna.
= Sn Der leioer iebr laneen 2iite
Der BEL Der Option : &ataftropbe in
@oliab Berungliidten finben mir
fDlgenoe beutlbe Mamer: Nns
geritein, Watbies 6einemann unb
Jebner.
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ridtete elm Tornado gruBe 8erbee'
rungen an. Die neue rGbriitian"
8irde purbe org bemolirt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-05-20

96nie 2eopolo BON 8elsien lit
betanntlih elm iebr imarter @eihdfts-
mann. ST perftebt iid auf ieinen
perlDnliben Gortbeil unb iIt babel,
ipenn es pas gu beroienen eiebt.
Der gigennub bieies gefrDnten &C.
l6dftsmannes uno Sp%efulanten gebt
mieoer einmal aus einem S@reiben
berpDr, melbes bic 8erliner Mage.
meme @leftri5itdtS= @eieul9aft BON
Der belgiiben SDciete @lectricinne
erbalten bat, Sirslib lit in Bel
glen oas Warconi=S bitem Der orabts
loien 9%elesrapbie eineefiibrt pprben.
Die genannte beleiibe @eleqi9aft
tbei(t nun nit, baB Die &~eeieruness
Grperten; eine g%infibrung oes Slabis
GrcDzS piteu1s empfobler batten, baB
&Dnie 2eopolo aber alien leinen
@influB 81 @uniten bes Warcpniz
Spitems aufbot, neil er an Der Mar=
conf : @eieuibaft burh ben 8e1ib
BON Ittien itarf interelfirt lit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-05-20

= SIM 81. Diitrittsgeri1t Fat
Mi&ter Brpofs oas @eiub oes Bar
tiers Durt nm einen @inbaltsbes
febl. bur1 melhen Der Barber
0saquirre baran perbinbert tuerben
lou, feline 8arbierftube am Spnntag
wOrnittae pffen gu balten, abges
lebnt. Gr ertldrte iib fir incompe=
tent in benz pDrlieeenben Sale.
Gin iuneer Werifauer nit
Dem unain6ien Namen gabaper 1T
'oOn Dtup, GriO County, bierber oes
Ioretter; nm fih in aratliher 8e=
banoluno 81 geben, oa er BON einem
tuuen WOlfe gebifien uproen 1T.
86lfe, bic an Der 9oumutb = pber
elmer berielben febr dbnlifen aranf-
6eit - leiben iulen in 5riu gpuntu
oeeenmdrtig auBerurbentlit bdufia
fem.
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tbdtioer Bart : 3ommiiidr 2uopig
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-05-20

Mabnde bat einemt @ertreter Der
,Treiert 8relle" eeaeniiber iieinen
nnpiIlen baritber ausgelprDber,
oaB Die 2eute 6unoe aler @rDBen
nit in ben 8radenribae=R aturparf
brinaen. Seine Ger1u9e, bort
mGbacelaccas", b. +. rterifani11e
Saianen, ansu1tebeln unb beimiid
su maben, itno burb lolde rmiiez
rable 9Dlen", pie er 1ih auf gut
Mfeflenburgii6 ausoridt, pereitelt
tporoen. Sa, er lift iDaar basu ge=
fontmen, mie unperItGnbige 2eute
Die Drdbte bes 5iridparfs ausein<
anoergebDgen baben, UNI beia9te
rTDlen" auf Die 6irlbe uno Gebe
gu beben. Sreuno 2uopig iprt9t
Die 6Dfnuna aus, oaB oas Yubl1z
fum i'm nebr als btsber IN lettem
8eftreben unteritiiben mDhte, Die
Starts BON San IntpniD su beIdiiz
Ben unb fie gu Sebenswiiroiafeiten
| er1ten STANCES 81 ge1talten.
= @enn Die Staot oas Geht
bat, Die Marftbaae an 8ripat : unz
ternebmer slt perpabten, banr FAINT
1ie bas audi nit Der Staotbale ielb1t
tbun. 8ir mDbten bel bieler @ele,
genbeit gleib borihlaeen, oaB aub
Der San 8eorD : 8arf perpabtet
meroe uno spar an ben Gbriitli9en
Sineltngs=B erein. Gin 8robibiz
TONS : 8arf lift es bod einmal ee'
mDroen
= Die Nnreaung bes alderman
8eteet, Die l9prt pDr Sabren ange=
nommene aber unbeahtet gebliebene
Droinan5 ar I%nbrinaung bon
5aubporrihtungen an ben eleftriz
lben StraBenbabnuagen freng our
Durbfibrune gu bringen, bat Diel
fir iib. 3u bemerfen 1T nur. DAB
feline Der biz ieBt befannten oerartt=
gen 8Drribtunaen mirflib ablDluten
.5hub por erniten nn!auen aez
mdbrt.
- 6eute Nbenb finbet Die Ser
mdElung ppn Jrdulein Ebetla
Siemering, Der Tpdter unIeres
unpereeBlihen Nuguit Siemerina,
oes GRINDERS Der rSreien 8reiie",
nit 6errn Wtlliam S9umirtb
ftatt. Wab Der 9rauung miro elm
GROCER @mpfang in Der Beetbppen=
0aue abgebalten peroen. Dem
iun9en Baare uniere ber5libiten
@ludmiini6e!
SEPT bat alio Der Staotratb
cine Sroinaaa aneenummen, tpelbe
oaS. Mitbringen BON 6unoen in ben
Bradenribge= unb in ben Snn Be
bros Dar perbietet. Sat elm lDldes
8erbpt in 8e5ug auf ben Brafen=
rioge=He i'm 6inblid nuf oas bort
9ebaltene @ilo nod einigen Slim,
10 gilt ba8 entibieoen nibt pDm
Gan Beoro : 8art. Die paar
S1mdne auf Dem Teihe bort
perben fid pobl nod ielbft per=
tbeibigen fDnnen. Wenn bas 10
foisgebt, mirb nobl nadftenS
cine Drbinana erlalien uerben, pu=
nah nur nod 2euten i'm Srad uno
NIT neiser Salsbinbe Der 3utrits
gum Gan 8ebrD< bulge Sanft 0ifS=
81sfe geitattet neroen pirb!
- 9urh ben Orfa1 bes lebten
Sonntag trug aub bas gountpzMr=
menbauS erbeblibe 8eibd6iguneen
oapDn, oeren Nusbeiierung einen
&Dftenauftpano BON etua $4,000 perz
uria9en mirb.
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Maft : Nntrine.

Benn man Der &ranfbeit 6err
qeuoroen lift uno ale l1doliden
Seine uno StDHe aus Dem Spftem
entfernt iino, fomr1t Der @oreang
oes Wieoererlaneens Der &rdfte an
Die Heibe. @eiunoe, bef0mmli1e
uno ftdrfenoe 9abrung lit elm Ding
Der Wotbmenbiefeit. Malt :. Mu=
trine, oas 9roBe @dbr=@ etrdnf, bat
nibt ieines @leihen als Merpen=
uno Musfel Stdrfer uno 8lutbil<
bungs : Mittel. Sc lit elm reiner
uno e9ter 9onif - itetS mDbltbueno
Der nidtsS bdolihes entbdlt. @r=
bdltlih Bel allen DrDguiiten. @irb
r1ur BON Der N~nbeuier=B uib Braues
rel in ct. Souls. Wo., beraeiteut.
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Gin llnumitOBlidJer 8eweis.
SeIIts den srSsslen Sksptiksr in San
Hntenie iibsrzsussn,
fpeil CT INN eimem Gan Q(ntpnip'er
Sitraer ffantrtt.

Der 9eDeis fam leidt anf Die Rrobe &C..
felt tueroen.
Die b6dffe Mnerfennuns nes 0eraienHes.
9as bette 8etueisrhittel. Seiet es:
6err W. SarreI, Dad = MnItrei=
der, 8Q6 Wfprales @traBe mDbn,
baft, iaat: Gin Infan BON Waz
laria > 5ieber perlebte meme Hieren
in einen iebr geidmd6ten 3uftano.
Sd fit beftdnoig an &uden=
ibmersen. Sd fiirbtete mid, mild
su biden, meeen bes entlebli9en
Seiten<S tebenS betm @teoeraufrih=
ten uno ni6t lelten rtuBte ih beioe
Sdnoe gegen Die Seiten brifen,
unt Die S9meraen au linoern. Die
gbatigfeit Der Gterert tpurbe balb
unnatirli9 unb mar BON einem
grennen uno Steden begleitet. Iub
lit i'd unter lhredli1em &Dpf=
ibmers uno Sbminbel; mein gan=
ses Spitem 1bien aneegriHen gu
fem. Sd befano mild in einem
ibredenetregenben 3uitanb, als ih
BON DDan's Mierert : Biuen las.
Sogleib peridaffte ib mir eine
S6a6tel in Der 8erar : NpDtbefe.
Sic branaen gleib Dem uebel Bis
auf Die @ursel, lirberten bic GIfen=
ibmersen in tuenigen 9aaen, per=
balfen ben Nieren mieber gu ibret mo-
tirli9en Sunftionen unb idJ fpnnte
balo mieoer ruben uno i6lafen nit
allem minihensmertben &pmfprt.
SD babe iie &noeren empfpbler uno
meroe itets elm eutes @prt fir
DDan's @ierens8 iaen iibrig baben."
@rbdltlih bel allen Druaui1ten.
Greis so Gents. Softer Miqnurn
@o. in Buffalo, sc. g., aaeinige
Naenten fir bic Ser. Staaten.
GeraeBt nibt ben Mamen Dpan
uno acceptirt fem Sub1titut.
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sdneae nns fitlere oeiluna

bringen bic ct. 8ernaro &r6uterpiaen in
allen 5auen Der Stbrune oes menIbli>
chen Organlsmus berpor. 9ieie8 altbe>
rlhntte 9%etlrnittei, bos ldon unlere Batter
nnb Wtltter alien ionii9en Nr5neien por,
sD9en, betudbrt iib in jeoer SinIiht BEL
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT iofpie bel 9e6ers,
Wieren' uno Mtil5letoen, BEL sSieber auer
Nrt, bel Sautfrantbeiten, &atarrb, @elb.
inbt, N%eurolaie, 8beunatismus unb UNI.
5dhligen anoeren 8ranfbeiten, Die baupts
idblib aus unreiuem 3uftano oes 8lu.
tes entiteben. Sn 8e5ue auf bic 8ernid,
tun9 Bpm &rsnfbeiten itebt bas Mittel
unerreibt oo.
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Gtienbabn TaDr= Ylan.
=. & 9. q. 8abu.
q bfQ hrt.

u v pIl.
Nab alien N0rosS ........
.7.30 &prm.
Nah ct. 9Duis, Wempbis unb benz
Often. ..12.30 Mittaas.
Nab @acD, NDros3eras, Santa Sc uno
5riscD>Hunften ........8. SIS MbenbS
0acb ct. Souls unb Dem Often 900
Na6 2areoo unb Mertco. 800 Borm.
Infunft.
@onSt. 9Duts unb benz Siten. .7 .3O 8orm.
Son NorosSeras, Santa Sc uno 6riscD<
Bu1ften .8.45 8Drrn.
BDn lDealen Hunften .......6.30 Nochm.
gDn ct. 9Duis unb benz . iten IL .45 Nbbs.
Son 2are6D unb Wertfp. 80. IL. 10 Hachm.
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Ser Cinderella S@mb =Yalat

SEQ. POI MlannD Bla3a, Telepbon
585, bat einen groBen 8orratb BON
Sbuben fir 9errer, 9amen uno
&inoer. Nae @aarer iino nur aus
ben eriten Sabrifen .be5pgen. @ir
bieten ale &onfurrens bur9 Qualis
tdt uno Breiie. Iub bic beliebter
Ino pDrsu9lihen Ilfreo Dplee's
Jilai9ube fino mieber an9efommen.
Spre1t bel un5 pDr unb be1i@tigt
mnier Eager ooer ibidt Cure Nufs
fridge brieflih elm.
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Nebmet feim Smbititut an.

Der Same elmer p%ppuldren Marfe
trgeno zines Irtitels miro niht fel=
ten-im augemeinen Sinne-Ipno=
rtpm fir ben betreffenben Nrtifel
lelbit. go miro Der Same Sub
weiier" bdufis miBbraudt. Sc
giebt nur e | n nBuopei1er". Nd)z
tet oarauf, DAB Der @am1e auf Dem
Sort uno Der etiquette erIihtliA 1T,
tpenn Sbr oieies 8ier beItelt. IS
piro nur BON Der Inbeuler 8ulh
grauerei in ct. Souls, Mo., bers
eeiteut.