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. year. 70 continue for life, year, sftsr tho
ssry1os had csesed. was amply scficient.
Did anybody ever hear an Intelligent
American demand q reduction OF u sala-
RESI- Mr.. Hswley Rsp.. Conn., askeo.
i never DID, he continued. Have we
ever been told that we should increase
our salariesf Yes, many times ! have heard
the question asked: Why In the world DO
you not give yourselves better sslartesr
II we should add one or two thousand
dollars TO our salaries we have q perfect
right to do 30. I would DO satisfied 70
for the amendment to make them $500.
! am free to say that ] could not stay here
II II were not for some outside resources:
! am sure that II I vote Tor the amendment
] could call my people In the biggest, hal
In my town and would DO a~pplauded Tor
vote"
After further discussion the bill went over
without action.
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rHE rREArY.xAxfNo POWER.
House Directs the ways and Means Csm-
mittee 70 Investigate the subject.


WASHINGTON, Jan. H.-There wa a
narrow escape IN the House to-day from
a long Constitutional argument upon tho
rights Of the House to exclusively originate
event measures. Upon the recommenda-
ton OF the Committee on Rules, the resoiu-
ton offered yesterday by Mr.. Tawney
Rep., Mimi. directing the Committee
on Ways and Means to investigate that
subject was reported to the HOUSE by Mr..
Dalsell (Rep., Pa.). with q recommends
ton that II do pass.
Mr.. Dalzell said the question was ono
that had been discussed for many years.
II touched one Of the highest prsrogatives
Of the House, and "a il involved a question
Of courtesy between tho two Houses, 1t
should be discussed In the most deliberate
manner upon the report OF q committee
Of the House, II that report, as he had
no doubt II would. tended TO uphold the
and should be adopted without a dissenting
vote. The resolution was agreed TO-.
Mr.. Richardson. the Democratic leader.
wanted immediate action by the. House.
He therefore offered as a privileged matter.
a resolution declaring II to be the sense
usurp that power under any pretext, but
Speaker Henderson ruled that until tho
Senate presented 70 the House come pro-
posed legislation invading the prerogative
Of the House no question OF privilege exists.
Mr.. Dalzell also reported o resolution
providing for the consideration OF the
Anti leomargarine bill, beginning next
Monday and to be the continuing order
until disposed OF.
The resolution was opposed by Messrs.
Richardson Dem. Tenn, and Under
wood Dem Ala. minority members
OF the Committee on Rules.
Mr., Grosvenor Rep., Ohio. said he
would vote for the resolution. although
bitterly opposed the proposed legisls-
ton, which he denounced as a mer ciless
attempt Of the strong to crush the weak.
There would be but one vote for the bill
the Committee on Rules.
The resolution was agreed to-l32 70 II.
After passing Ave private claim bills
the House adjourned until tomorrow,
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$500, 900 FIRE IN NORFOLK.
Atlantic Hotel and Virginia Cub Among
buildings turned.

NORFOLK, Va, Jan. N--The Atlantic
Hotel, Columbia Office building. Virginia
Club and six stores facing them, with he
contents OF all, were burned early this
morning The loss IL put at $500 600. fairly
well covered by insurance.
The wind arose after the FIRE started
and blew twenty-six miles an hour
The fire threatened 10 eat up Main street
eastward. Tho Western Union Telegraph
Office. Watt. Rattew a Gays big depart
ment dry goods store and other buildings
were in danger. but did o burn.
Miss Mamie RiNey, sister OF President
Mckinley's physician, was a guest Of ths
Atlantic Hotel. William T~horogood. col
ored, found her lying ON the floor In tho
hall She had been struck upon the head
10y a runk thrown downstairs. She was
stunned, but her hurt was slight.
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RrcrIrER ron lIoN LicE 40.
Do~te = Picture 81 wee and ~. wsnen
Follow rs Grl.

CHICAGO. ~ Jan N.-Elmsr Washbum
was appointed r~oooiver Tor the Zion Lace
Industries this morning by Judge lulry
A great crowd uf boaio's followers were
present NheI the decision Na- rendered
bowie vac greatly affected h- set led
back la he chair o picture ~ sur Several
~ hH NomsI tulIustfr cried
Attorney Paukafi va Indicated from
any thar. on th, fraad Shluh the court
held va psrpntratud upon Stevenson -
Dos ie. fJT Nhom tLr Court held The tag
llshutaA was uo match
Tic contracts tstNrsu nua " AID steven
Fou. dated Aug Z 1901 add sigfrd Aus .,
ls0 Ncuu found 49, ihu uour 90 L. nuU
Hud void
lutEr luhY o. ,Hlau har . lac fsarhlnE
snrlt okrI thr rntirr suHktng a Iluh 80
10 tHr y ado .f iudFr tuluy Ito
arH.rlailuhH slI"h a. a. maze up Ma
Su Ell stH.au.na ~ Ilr go n trurl ultiss
D. ua uulAiHh uf larbtu 10 L. uIs If no
n4.sf pssrni Sts drlhNnd hYu tho
ihlHafH lrIHI
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washington Society.

wAsHIsoros, Jan. H.-Lord Pauncefote.
the British Ambassador, n Lady Paunce-
fote entertained a number OF the friends
Of their youngest daughter. Miss Audrey
Pauncefote. at dinner tonight. Among
the guests were Miss Roosevelt, Miss Pruyn
and Miss Root.
Mrs. c. A. Mum entertained about $50
guests AZ tea this afternoon, from 8 20 7
O'Clock. q meet Mis- Mary Gurnee, her
house guest, from New York. MTs Mum
was assisted Ia rocei ying by Ma M~acNeagh,
smelling Of New York rendered a vocal
programme.
Psrro Lcrillard, Jr., has rented for the
remainder Of the season q oommodtous
Furnished house at Sixteenth "a o streets
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81 - =
49, Haf.fa e. y
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$500 fl e nHsfaaHaf nasaasss
re- @ a lei fHf. mafa
49, srufs e. r. ns hss 4 Is.s. -.
fsssanns
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hssh AsaSd
Lar ~ sharnrr fnf Onf month IL gfsntrd Ga
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SEQ ssfs $685. 81 HarH
tamnsHaTff Z aHaH HHr +. HHHaat
a. ~ lla 10 lI aI
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Lieut. go, woedrwn Has . Tsil WIN
the president.

wAsHISOIoE. Jan sl.-Leui Gov limo
thy Woodruff had a talk With Presid.nt
Roosevelt to-day about Federal appoint
msnts Ia New iork, and particularly Ia
reference 20 tho T~oApIuintmsnt ~ Naval
Onosf shsfkey Nj Moodrur said Afef
IssYinS tho White Houss that hs lrlirtrd
NJ hhATksy would ~ Tetainsd
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Arrived FaioIr. jan o..

- Scotia. Genoa. Jan. "a
~ hurups Aifrs. Vera cruz. Jan q
81 gtY Of MashluTton, IaWpicO. JAu ~
S. AltlUriA. Pfosrrso. Jan =
"a Denver, GalN rstOn. Jau. %
=, JAmestoNu. Norfolk Jan 81
- CUT stream. Philadelphia. Jan ~,
- ChrsaIsaks. hhitimurt. Jar ~
- n y Dlmocs Boston. Jan D.
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Bangs & Co.,,
81 and 90 Fifth Avenue,

WILL SELL AT AUCTION
MONDAY afternoon at 3 O'Clock,
A collection Of scarce Pamphlets 70.
iating to Lincoln and the Rebellion.
TUESDAY, and following day at 3
O'Clock eaoh day.
BOOKS In various departments OF
Literature, including many scarce
and de sira bic works.
Sale Of Books every afternoon ell
cept Saturday.
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sr N-.uurapuIIs fuur London. fof Nss NoHa
Ht Ns.Hlau iruu kHfftI4am g.. Htw Aob
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
rrsrArrnr lLaASAc-rHr, DAT

Sun rises 5lil sun sets. III Mona r,sI .. ias
mos wArEG-rHts DAI
Sandy Hook is Gov. I'd 22sl Hal Gsis ID. tns
Arizona republican., 1902-05-20
RUBY"

The Phoenix Flour Mills have put in complete new machinery of the latest improvements for grinding hard wheat and have shipped in hard winter wheat from Kausas from which they are making a high grade patent flour un- der the brand Ruby" which they guarantee to be equal to. or better than. any eastern flour shipped into the valley and so guarantee every sack, and if not satisfactory to the customer. the money will be refunded at the mill
 If you must use eastern flour, why not patronize home manufacture. Try 2 sack of Ruby All grocers keep it
Arizona republican., 1902-05-20

HELD FOR SELLiNCi LiQUOR.- Alberto Flores. who was arrested a few days ago for selling liquor to an In- dian. was given . preliminary eNamin- atfcn by United States Court Commis- sioner Johnstone yesterday afternoon and was held to the United States grand jury.
 KNIGHTS TEMPLAR CELEBRATE. Phoenix CGmmandeTy Knights Tem plar held an interesting session last night. the occasion being the conferrinG f degrees or L. C. AIasten. After the ledge work was over the members gathered at Coffee As place where an elegant banquet was served.
 HE MADE \ RE-"ORD-Word was received yesterday that Lawrence Scar gent of Phoenix. who is in the fresh man year at Stanford. will net have to take the usual examination for the sophomore year on account of the high standing he has attained ill the branches which he has taken.
 VISITORS RETURN HOME.-AIrs. Beldina Wilbur Sacket and sen George, and Miss Carline Wilbur. who haV2 spent the past two years in Phoenix will take their departure Wednesday
  They have enjoyed their residence here and are very much pleased with the city. the territory and the climate. 1 CRAZY MAN FROM COCHISF,.- i Sheriff Lewis of Cochise came to town yesterday morning with an insane Ta- tiert who had bean committed to the asylum. Cuchise has for some time been the most liberal contributor to that struggling institution Of any coun- ty in the territory. Hardly a week passes that that county does not ldt to the roll of membership O. the asy- iufn.
 i DISTRICT COURT-The hearing ot q demurrer in the case O Joseph 2 Day vs. J. Il. Braley in the district court yesterday Was passed. The case of n. A. Tysrell Vs. the Farmers ant Merchants Bank Of Tempe vas resJe for June IL The ease of c. D. Gray vs. VI. H. McCord. et al. was by consent reset for June 24. The case of lnt l Grand oLdge. Knights of Pythias. Was reset for June 23.
 IN PROBATE.-The petition of Jo- seph Garside for letters Of guardian slip of Harry r. Garside. q minor. N.:s | heard in probate court yesterday. liar l " Garside is an heir Of Robert Gdrsid, and this application is made for thc purpose of contributing to the settle ment of that estate, which has beer ia probate court for more than teI years. In the estate O: Jesus L. Otar, there was an order for the appoint ncut Of appraisers.
 DEATH OF W. T. PIKE w. T Pike. son Of John N. Pike died yes terday morning at his home on tn, Pike ranch in the Cartwright district Death resulted from complication Q ailments attending old age. Mr. Pix, being about -. He came here thre- years ago frcm Missouri. He leaves ; wife and five children to mourn him all the children but enc son being mar ried and residents of this valley. Tn, funeral will be held this afternoon a. 2:20 o'clock at the family residence.
 NOT MONEY ENOUGH. - Messrs
 Ensign and Champfe of the Humbu: :niang district are in the city and rc pot an incident that proves the faitt
Arizona republican., 1902-05-20
News ef Y the Town
THE WEATHER

Local Daily Weather Report for The
 Arizona Republican. Forecast for today Data for 24 hours ending D. m. yes terday:
Arizona republican., 1902-05-20
Temperature

Maximum temperature 7S. minimum temperature B. Average relative humidity A 3er cent. Total precipitation. trace. Character of the day, cloudy.
 WM. G. BURNS.
 Section Director.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-20

Sasn ou lin O meco ever new anda atems area pe n
Arizona republican., 1902-05-20
KEEP COOL.:!

How? Get an Electric Fan. Tie Phoenix Light and Fuel company will tell you all about it if you wifi call up or drop us postal card. First avenue and Jefferson street. Tel. 2401
Arizona republican., 1902-05-20

For rent, roomY modern brick resi- dence. q mile from the center of the city on the car line. Will be let dur ing summer months at very low terms to responsible parties who will look after the property. Large grounds and healthful location Address H. J., this office.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-20

On 2Gth inst. at 10 o'clock a. m. l will sell a number of good horses at the Spicer ranch two miles north of city on Cave Creek road for non-pay- ment of pasture bill.
 J. w. EVANS
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-11-09

A Desperate Conclusion.
A man wakes up at early morn
And feels wintry chill;
He says, "I'll wear heavy garb
That I may not be ILL.,"
BY noon the mercury is high,
And then he walls because
In such sultry atmosphere
He is not wearing gauze.
And then he changes, and anon
There comes a biting breeze.
And all his limbs are shivering like
The limbs upon the trees.
Alack, when men are civilized,
What constant woes befall!
I'd rather dwell in Fiji land
And wear no clothes at all!
Washington Star.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-11-09

Trains arrive al and depart from Central
of &C orgia Railway passenger station.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-11-09
A Promise FULFILLED.

Victim-Didn't you tell me that if l
purchased that corner lot on Steenth
avenue ia find it a good buy?
Real Estate Man-Yes, sir. And
wasn't it a last fond goodhy to your
mOney?-Los Angeles Herald.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-11-09
EtiII Erienda.

BILL see he's a very close friend.
Jill-Well, l don't know about his
being close friend.
"Oh, yes; he is. If he wasn't close.
vond have borrowed money of him,
and if you'd borrowed of him he would
not have been a friend."-Yonkers
Statesman
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-11-09

The prince was constantly with the
charming daughter of his host and
presented to her a play which he had
written and dedicated to her.
He met the young woman during the
coronation ceremonies in London and,
It is said, showed marked attention to
Aer there.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-11-09
The Usufruct.

$50 Ambishious has achieved fame,
has he?" asked the philosopher.
"He has" replied the cheerful chap.
Brilliant things said by other men are
now credited to him" Cincinnati Com
mercial Tribune.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-11-09

uT hy; Goth Meridian Tme) AME Aa;
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-11-09
TMEsREooRDER. SUNDAY NOVEMBER I9O2
CHARMED CROWN PRINCE.
His Highness of Siam Admires an
American Beauty.

If actions speak louder than words.
as has been so often remarked, Il
would seem that the crown prince of
Siam has awarded the palm of Ameri-
can beauty to Miss Eleanor Wilson,
daughter of General James H. Wilson.
who recently entertained the royal Wis
itor at her home in Wilmington, Del.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-11-09

LATIaI7
+bo Governor reaches his destination,
Nc +bD shin on which he sailed, the
snppIy is very slow sailer.
Cantain SeweIl has had a long and
honorable career in the naval service.
To was appointed to Annapolis in
1nIv 1866 and since his graduation
he has spent most of the time at sea.
His family accompanies him to Guam.
The new governor will remain for
tbroo years on the lonely Pacific isle,
where mail is to be had only at in
tprvals Of several months.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-11-09
-.,.,e NEW GOVERNOR.
soer Who Must spend IhFee
voyaI once oJv Pacific Isle.

years +1o governor of Guam, Cap
When -. Irs E, sewell, U. S. n,
tain " l Lts station, he will find his
reaches srt 10 out for him. Many of the he
work cul l.o oT if is reported, have had
pubic s Ylcgrse of the general poverty
to close .. .,s is widespread. Three
and '-i'' However, will elapse before
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-02-20
Mueriannt als sroBes 9etlmittel.

Or. @arner: = Wertber SER
gu @uniten bes Wbite Of Tar Sprup
fann i6 b%ebaupten, baB es Elm sroB.
artises Mittel sesen ldma9e 9unseu
1T. 8or a6t Sabren lit id an Sun:
senfieber, mel@eS meine 2unsen in
Idle6ten 3uitanb bra9te. SD &C..
braudte ben 8bite @tne Of Sar
Sprup, BEN sic mir ianbten, unb es
that mir iebr mobl. Sd fam ibn
ais quite @ebisin empfeblen. SD bofe,
baB Sie unieren &potbefer gu @abool,
Mo., 6errn @orman, bamit uerIeben,
ba i'd nod mebr bapon baben mO4te.
Mdtunaspou. &ep. SobnW . Brour.
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Gin nQtionaleS Mtttel.
l1no ieine munoeruoQe 8irtung,
sensmmea ban sutem stod ulo
tuiro blanes &lut in Sure Moern
bringen.

gBir nebmen an, bab Cure gei9perbe pon
elmer franfen 9eber, Nieren, Wa9en ober Gin.
seweibeH itammt, unb bab iie ben beilenben
@igeni6aften bes GaScarine anbeimge9eben
lit. Serltopfung, llnperbauli6felt, 8ldbung,
Wagen: @atarrb, SpSpeplie, folteruoes Eopf=
web, &iidenpeb, S6winbel unb ALE &rants
beiten, bic perurIa6t werben bur6 franfen
lnb u1tbdtigen Suitanb Der Nieren, 0eber,
bes Magens unb Der @in9emeibe, merben po=
iitip fir INNER gebeilt bur6 btes number:
bare Wtittel v@ascarine". Sra9t Sbr, mo-
rum mir NIT FOLDER Si6erbeit ipre6en ton:
nen2 pie mir bies wi1ien? Von ben pielen
Eaul ensen, mel9e barunten litten unb Gas
cariue als Wittel basesen 9ebrau6t baben.
Ni6t in einem ein5t9en Sale bat es cine pop=
ltGnbi9e Seilun9 perfeblt. SSbr mD9t piel=
lei6t ia9en: mein Sau 1T peri6iebeu; er lit
al melt porgel6ritten. SD babe anbere Wtt=
tel beim Oueenb aebrau6t .unb nurbe pom
einem Doctor nab benz anberen bebanbelt,
aber aues bot ni6ts 9ebolfen. Sie fOnnen
in meinem Sale nibt fiber lein. @utl9ul=
bist uns mir iasen, mir fSnuen, unb mir
.bebaupten bies, neil mir bunberte Safe, bic
9erabe 10 i6limm uno no1 i6ltmmer ais bic
Guri9en maren, SGQe. IN benen Der Sramte
aufae9eben pIrbe oils FOLDER, ber nurmebr
ben Sob Al ermarten bran6t, INT Don ieineln
9eiben erl0it gu merben, aufSablen %tOnuen,
in bsneu rGascarine" Seiluus brudte. Do
Der iasen mir: Gascarine wirb Gu9 seiunb
MAIDEN.
Gascarine 1T elm natiir!i9es Wittsl, benz
Naturseieb semdb prdparirt, unb es bat fei
ne unnatiirli6en @irfunseH. Gs peruria6t
benz belifateiten Wasen ni9t bic s~erinsite
St0rung unb fnetft ME. SIS beior9t ie.ne
wunberbaren Seilunsen, obne bic 9eriu9ite
l1nbequemli9feit ober StOrun9 benz Yatien:
ten gu brinsen. &auft beute nod cine Sla=
l6e pon @urem 9lpotbefer. Seilun9 ga:
rantirt ober @elb 3uriiderifattet. soc.
8ebriioer Nea & Co., Winneapolis,
louisville unS Stem gorf.
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On SuberfnIpfe ftarben In
20 aus 1000 perionen.
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BeuuuTum.

6etrat B 8 b r mi Ter:
~@lfo bic Mitgift seniist Sbnen; bann
perbe i6 Sic NIT Der Dame befannt
ma9en!"-9 bsfanbi i
b t: r@eniigt es ni9t, penn sic
MIDI nur nit Der Mttsift befannt maz
chen2"
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Ger D,tttn tn Der gluntrn-
Tttrur1P.

a.: rMein 8rdutigam poute mir
fletnen 9unb f9enten, t9 babe es
aber abgef9lasen!"-S r b / n
rSas bdtten Sic ni9t tbun folen,-
Sic bod, bab Der Sunb bic
Sreue in Der 8lumenfpra6e bebeutet!"
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Gin nrfdhrlid1er menCd1..

rcsit Der 9err bort nt9t Der Mutor,
tpelder bic &ommentare gu Sbren pitt
lofopbtf9en Sbeen i9reibt, 9err Proz
fefor9"-p IL F.: Sang
re9t, bas 1T Der Mann, Der mild
trttt!"
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muH aener kunn.

o.: rWarum arbeiten sic nibt9"
s.: sd babe ni9ts selernt, unb
nan perlanst iiberaa geiibte 2eute."-
a.: rl1nftnn! 60 perben Sic bod
&unfttrtttter pber @olfspertreter; bas
fann Sober, Der ni9ts Der itebt."
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mnnrrns Anseier.

6abe beute meme dratli9e preris
erDffnet. Meinen g. 8. Pattenten
ftebt i'm Warteatmmer cine 8tbliotbet,
&lapier unb taltes Buffet unentgeltlid
our 8erfiiaung. N. g., pratt. Mrat.
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Dur&bienf ,rif8en ct. PAUL, NtnneappIts, 5elena,
Quite, Sppfane, Seattle unb PORTLAND. Uerbtnbunstn
Ser reflt6 an @ntpunften fir bic 8sptenat 9esepb,
Oregon uue California guntts, Alasta. Sapan uns
IAna. @erbinsuasen In ben "rtatnasfdbtsn fir aae
6hliaeH uRb fibli1en ganfte
Utfit& lasftns. Sefli6 Tau ftnb.
sNo. / 11:20 a. m. NO.. 2 3:SOp. N.
mo, 8 1l:35 q. m. fNo. 4 1920 p. NJ.
mo. 5 for Willmar No. 6 arrives from
ll:O5 a. m. Willmar 19:45 q. m.
mo. 7 l1:2O D. m. tho. s $40 q. IA.
No. 8, 4, z and 8 run via Clea, water.
sDaily except Sunday.
fDaily.
Sir Rappsn, 1tdsts uaS..nsttsre S%nfurmattsn fprs&t
DOR pber f6retbt an
8. ". Netoc, 6. y. q Z. w.,
Ct. Glput, Ninn.
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ReTnrnuiB.

8termater (ber bon einem &roz
fobtl peri9ludt nirb) nWenn es iebt
nur ni9t etipa a % brauf
fn1tftl"
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Nlprnptthpt ntdt euer 2ebea nit &ale1
OtAHSNVNA unb Hdrden pon Sabaf!

Sbr fDunt BON ieber Sorrn bes HabafsennHes letat
9ebellt nuo eeiuu6. itarf. a~n3tsbeno ui!o ooa pom Geeen
aebraunt. bas fdmate Wauner itarf rnaat. Wteie &c.
pinnen Sehn pfnnb In s.bn Tassn. Utsbr ais 6OO,s
BOO 9ebeilt. Bel allen apotbetern: petinMQ 89r9ns
tiert. 8itletn unb Wat fret. Qorsfie:
REMEDY CO.. Chicago Dber New York. 431
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Observation-Disclosures

~&erl, i6 min ntdt iusen, baB Sic
bas arOBte &ameel iinb, aber Elm pa1z
fenbes Mobel fir einen Sbiermaler
aeben sic ab."
-
Il nterofftsier (als einise
Gtbiliiten benz @reraieren auf9auen):
rSebt mai, &etruten, bas paBt ben
Giptliiten 10, ii9 obne gntree aoplo>
glide Garitdten anieben gu tOnnen!"
49,
Il nteroffisier (5u einem
Retruten, Der iih Bel rStiIgeitanben"
mod betpest): rMenf9, piKen Sic mod
MIDI, mat ,@ttuieftanben' bebeitet? Set
Is betielbe, als tpenn Gener in Chill
f9eintobt lift! 8erftanben9"
Oas Subba1tfpiel sez
pinnt in Der S9peta immer srDbere
8erbreitung, unb besinnt ben frii6er 10
beliebten Sport bes S9eibenf9iebcrs
au perbrdngen. 9ie MitglieScra
Der berf6ieDenen &ab%ettenforps i
Solse bef1en in langiamer a.,
bedrtffen.