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SWEEPING In CONNECTICUT.


NEW HAVEN, Conn.,, Nov. 4.-Connecti-
cut to-day elected the full Republican
ticket for State officers and all the five Re-
publican candidates for Congress Returns
received up to midnight from 80 OF the 1853
towns in the State, not including the i'm
portapt cities of New Haven, Hartford.
Bridgeport and Waterbury, indicated that
the plurality for Chamberlain, Republican
candidate for Governor, would be at least
1900, an increase of 1000 over the plurality
of two years ago. The Republican candi-
date for congressman at large George L.
Lilley, is elected by approximately the
same plurality, while the four congressional
districts are also Republican by safe
figures. The State Legislature will be Re
publican, thus insuring the return of o. III.
Platt 20 the United States Senate
The greatest surprise in the election was
the vote of New Haven, which, though
normally a Democratic city, has accord
ing to unofficial returns received up to
midnight, returned a plurality for the Re-
publican State ticket.
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Reelected Governor Of New York by
= Probably over 10000 Plurality.

= Probably Over 10000 Plurality.
NEW YORK. Nov. Ain spite of the phe-
nomenaily large vote in New York and
Kings county for Bird S. Coler. Democrat,
the returns up TO a late hour tonight indi-
Gated the reelection of Benjamin B. Odel
Republican. to the governorship of New
York State by from 5000 to 1900 Coler's
plurality in Greater New York exceeded
'1i5.co. surplus of 1900 above the claim
made by Charles F. Murphy. leader of
Tammany Hall. but even that large vote
was'not sufficient TO overcome the Repub-
lican majorities from up the State. Odelrs
7ote. In the country districts was lighter
than two years ago. but Coler's was also
lower than Stanchfleld's I'm the same year.
In New York city ColeT's plurality was APP
preNimately 1880. made UP as follows:
New York county, 5000; Kings county,
2s.5oo: Queens. $500. and Richmond 1850.
Oyster Bay. where President Rooseveit's
country home is situated and where he
voted to-day. was carried by Coler, his
plurality being 1Sl. Two years ago odelrs
plurality was 5l2.
The Republican state ticket in fun is as
follows: Governor. Benjamin B. odelI;
Lieutenant Governor. Frank w. Higgins;
secretary of state. John F. O'Brien; con-
. troller. Nathan L. Miller; treasurer, John
c. Wickser; attorney general. Henry B..
Conan; state engineer. Edward A. Bond;
judge. OF Court OF Appeals. William E. wer-
ner.
Figures from the congressional districts
In the State give the delegation as twenty
Republicans and seventeen Democrats. The
present figures are twenty-five Republicans
and twelve Democrats All returns indi-
Gated that Judge Gray. Democratic candi-
GATE for judge OF the Court OF Appeals. ran
somewhat ahead OF his ticket
The Democrats made gains I'm the State
Legislature. but the gains were not suffi-
eient 10 endanger the Republican hold on
he seat In the United States Senate now
held By Thomas Plat.
To-day's election followed a campaign
which. in spite OF strong efforts by the
political leaders on both sides. was re-
markable for the lack OF interest taken
" the public. Almost the only points at
issfe 10 excite comment or discussion were
the coal plank in the Democratic plat
form and Senator H.ll's charge that Gov
\ ernor Odell was partner I'm the grocery
urn OF Matthews & Co. or Newburg and
'ai the firm had p-oated by the Gov
fnor.s connection with IL. his influence.
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Latest Returns from Cook County.

CHICAGO, Nov. Sat 2:3O a. m, with
the returns coming in very slowly. the
indications were that Busse, the Republican
candidate for state treasurer had carried
the city of Chicago by about 1900. Bar
rett, the Democratic candidate for sheriff,
was 1914, with 81 precincts to come
Hanbery, Republican candidate for county
treasurer, was 1862 ahead, with 23l pre-
cincts to como. The Republican plurality
in Cook county, outside of Chicago, is es-
timated at 5000. The indications are now
that the Republicans have elected their
entire county ticket, with the exception of
Barrett, for sheriff.
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LIGHT VOTE IN MISSOURI.
Falling OF of 3 to 20 Per Cent.-Sught
Republican Gains.

ST. LOUIS. Nov. AIT II o'clock partial
returns from the State indicate a falling
off in the total vote as compared with
1900 of Is to % per cent. Especially is this
so in the central portion. In several dis
tricts the fight for Congress is very close
and deinite results will probably not be
known for twenty-four hours. At Repub-
lican state headquarters II Is claimed there
is a slight Republican gain in Missouri
counties.
At Democratic headquarters II is claimed
the Democratic ticket will come to ST.
Louis with 5000 to $1,000 majority. Indi-
cations point 10 sweeping Democratic
victory In st. Louis, with a plurality OF
1900. the election of two Democratic con-
gressmen out of three and the full Demo-
cratic city ticket Returns from twenty
four precincts out OF 333 up to IL o'clock
show the vote on the city ticket to stand
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4.50S Democratic to S04 Republican. Party
managers estimate the total city vote at
$4,000.
Ii IL generally conceded from returns re-
ceived up to "a m. that Missouri is Demo-
cratic by safe plurality. Indications are
that the Democratic plurality in the state
ticket will hardly fall below 10000 and
may be much greater. Both branches of
the Legislature are Democratic. The
House has sufficient majority to insure
the election of a Democrat to succeed
United States Senator Vest. Judging from
the returns TO this hour 1t is estimated
that the five other parties in the State polled
ocratic plurality estimate of earlier in the
evening was reduced to about 5000.
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Fusion victory at omaha.

OMAHA. Neh.. Nov 4.-The result of
election in Omaha and Douglas COUNTY l
fusion victory for most of the State
ticket, with Thompson, candidate for Gov
ernor, leading. At midnight the returns
indicate that Thompson's plurality viii
reach l,Joo TO 1000 and that OF Gilbert n.
Hitchcock candidate for Congress from
the Second district. about 1900. Returns
on the legislative ticket and minor ofscos
are indefinite. Congressman Roblneon, fu-
sionist, is probably reelected In the Third
district, and figures at midnight indicate
that If. Il. Kineaid (Rep.) A. elected TO sue
coed Congressman Neville (Fus) In the
Sixth
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wisconsin Republican by 35,OOO-Leg.
isIature Safe for Spooner.

MILWAUKEE,. Wis, Nov. 4.-Wisconsin
has gone Republican by at least 5000
plurality and Gov. Robert NJ. La Toilette
and the complete state ticket is elected.
The Republicans will also control the next
Legislature, which will elect a United
States senator to succeed Senator Spoon
er. In addition, the election of eight con-
gressmen is certain. with probably two
more, II not the entire delegation. The
candidates in the Fourth, Fifth and Sixth
districts are having a close run so far
as the returns received up TO 11:30 p. n.
show.
Ninety-two precincts In the city OF Mil
waukee give Rose DEM. for Governor.
l4so0; Lafollette (Rep.). 1868. Rose will
probably carry city by small plurality.
Chairman Bruce. of the Democratic coun-
~ COMMITTEES, coneed1s Theobold Often
(Rep.) elected TO Congress In the
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OVER 100000 VOTES.


PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 4.-To-day for
the first time in the history of the State
more than one million votes were cast in an
election. Samuel w. Pennypacker Rep.)
was elected Governor by an estimated plu-
rality of $4,000 and the Republican ticket
was generally successful in the various
counties. The Democrats elected two, and
possibly three, of the thirty-two congress
men. The Legislature will be more strongly
Republican than ever before, with the ex-
ception of the 1897 session, and il is certain
that Boise Penrose will succeed himself in
the United States Senate.
Philadelphia's vote for Governor was:
Pennypacker (Rep), 16s,716; Pattison
(Dem.), 1850 Republican plurality, 95,026.
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Special to the Indianapolis Journal.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
DANVILLE, ILL.,, Nov. Ain Vermilion
county, Illinois, sixteen out of twenty-six
precincts give Busse 1854; Duddleston, 76S.
AT the same ratio. Vermilion county will go
5000 Republican. 1t is safe to say that ii
will go from 1900 to $500 Republican.
against 1900 in 1898. The election to the
State Legislature of representatives from
the Twenty-second district of Charles AL
len and George Gordon (Rep) and c. V.
McClenathan Dem.), is assured. Repre-
sentative Cannon is running ahead of the
ticket He will be elected by 5000 plurality.
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according to the Democratic leaders state
ment. having secured an enlargement Of
Matthew's & Co.'S business with State in
stitutions. The Governor replied to these
allegations that the money placed by him
with Matthews & Co. was a loan, on which
he received a fixed rate OF interest and
that he did not share further than that in
the profits.
As is usually the case in New York, the
State was divided into two parts for pur-
pose OF comparison-the Greater New York
former a Democratic and in the latter Re-
publican plurality were certainties and the
question WIS whether Colers vote IL the
city would be large enough to overcome
the Odell pluralities In upstate counties
New York and Kings counties did all that
had been expected of them by the Demo-
Gratis, and even more, for the former gave
Coler approximately 5000 more than Odell
and Kings. MIR. Coler's home county, went
Democratic by $500. Queens and Rich
mond were counted to raise the total to
10000. The first returns showed Republic
an losses in the upstate counties, but as
the night wore on estimates made 1T APP
pear that Odell would come to the Bronx
with from 10000 to $4,000. which would
elect him by from 10000 to 1900.
Late returns from remote districts show
county gave Coler a plurality OF 142, Re-
publican loss of SOS, and this reduced
Odells estimated plurality to $500.
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In Tom l.. Johnson.s Town.

CLEVELAND. o., Nov. lone hundred
and ninety precincts out of 1879 in Cleveland
give Layin (Rep.). for secretary of state,
1853, and Bigelow (Dem.) &c. 723. The Demo-
Gratis have elected Lawrence. Tilden and
Beacon Common Pleas Judges: Star. Cir
cult Judge; Salem county clerk; Stage
solicitor, and Burke, coroner
The Republicans elect Kennedy Common
Pleas judge: Barry. sheriff; Evers. sur
veyor. and White Probate Court. Burton
and Beidler. Republican congressman, are
re-elected
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Returns are still incom-

Fourth district. Returns are still incom-
plete.
An estimate on the makeup OF the next
Legislature gives the Repubiicang-coS< -
by an overwhelming majority. The AS
sembly will probably consist OF seventy-two
Republicans and twenty-eight Democrats.
and the Senate twenty-eight Republicans
and five Democrats. AS a majority OF Re-
publicans elected are pledged 10 support
Senator John C. Spooner for reelection the
senator Will probably be returned 10 the
upper house OF Congress
Returns from the Sixth Wisconsin con-
gressional district up TO l a. IN. indicate
the election OF Charles III. Weisse. Demo-
crat. VIM. II. Froshlich, Republican cam
didate, will not concede Weisse's electisnm
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NEW YORK, Nov. 4.-Mr. Coler, the
Democratic candidate for Governor, was
asked tonight what he thought of the re-
suit of the election. He said: you may
quote me as saying that 1 don't give 1t
up. 1 cannot imagine how, with the mag
nifcent vote 1 received in Greater New
York, there should be such a peculiar vote
in the upper State. 1 am convinced that
there has been a little of that peculiar
heather Chinee' business going on" That
is all Mr.. Coler would say.
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TOLEDO. o., Nov. 4-Toledo complete
gives Laylin (Rep.) 1852. Bigelow 6,5l2
In 1901 the city gave Nash (Rep) 1O,455,
Kilbourne 6Dem.) 9,7O5. The entire Repub-
lican county ticket is elected by majorities
ranging from 1900 to 1000. Congressman
Southland leads the Republican ticket with
a majority Of 1000 I'm the county
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Rebuke to Unclean Politics

NEWBURGH, n. Y, Nov. 4.-Governor
Odell said tonight: '"rhe victory which has
been won to-day i'm my opinion, is a rebuke
TO unclean politics"
ALBANY, n. Y, Nov. 4-Former Senator
d. b. Hill declined to make any comment
on the result In this State.
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defeat, although he admitted that the re-
turns looked rather adverse to him.
Five hundred precincts in Minnesota give
1877 for Van SAINT (Rep), for Governor,
and Is, 967 for Rosing Dem.). II the same
ratio of gain continues Van SAINTS piur-
atty will run close to $1,000. In the Sixth
congressional district both parties still
claim the congressman, the Democrats by
$500 and the Republicans by 600.
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CINCINNATI Nov. 4.-with but two
small precincts TO hear from, which will
not materially change the total. the vote
of Hamilton county stands: Laylin (Repo
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secretary of state. As. 704; Bigelow CDem.)
Rep.) for Congress, First district. has a
plurality of 1881; Goebel (Rep.) Second
district, 12,243. Governor Nash's plurality
in the county last year was 5,6SS
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Odeirs Plurality over IL. 900.

NEW YORK, Nov. 5.-Revised figures
received up to 2:45 a. m. make Odelf s
plurality in the State II, 604.
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President CongratuIates OdeII.

NEW YORK, Nov. 4.-Having been kept
fully informed during the day and night as
to the course of the election, President
Roosevelt retired at IL o'clock fully salts
fled with the result. He was particularly
gratifed with returns from New York
State. which showed the reelection of Gov
ernor Odell. The President late tonight
sent telegram of congratulation to the
Governor. but the text of the message
was not given out. The President and Sec
rotary Cortelyou received the returns at
Sycamore Hill from the executive offices
in the Oyster Bay Bank building.
The Presidents own precinct, the fifth.
of the Third Assembly district, went Demo-
cratic by 81 votes. Ordinarily 1t is Demo-
cratic by from GO to 80. The President and
party will leave Oyster Bay at a. m. to-
morrow for Philadelphia.
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MARYLAND coNGREssmEs.


BALTIMORE, Nov. 4--The election In
Maryland. which was only for congressman
passed of quietly with the exception Of 8
CONTINUED On PAGE 4 COL a.
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p~erlorene Mannbarteit, 9oerbru6 ober S6pd6e Der
eeIble6tli6en Srgane bitten, 10 rnuB Die Rlr poiitip
iluo permanent iein. Siee &ompagnie l1idt Se0enl,
Der an nerp0Ier S6pd6e ieioet, Die Wieoi5ln flr cine
ip6feutli6e yebanolung Irei gu. Die Wfeoi5in lam
nur 0aoilr6 erprobt fuer0eil, DAB man Die Aelaitate
oes Gebrau6s %abiuartet, iucrti tie oas beilt, fir mag
lie gema9t wuroe, 10 1T ie sl eulpfeblell. 9iee
qrobe mill Die Gallppia 2pnn 50. nit ibrem Wtittel
fur cine Nohe %9etatten. 9ta1bem Ell ole v%9tegetie=
ratipe Sablets~ cine gSo6e gebrau9t bat, miro Der
4atlent Strait in ieinen Or9anen nnb Wusfeln,
neiies 8lut IN Ieinei1 Aoern. nelenl uuternebmlrgs=
geft, nnb li1 in 8eIurobeit unb GrI6einen als
neuen Menl6en finoen. Die v9egeneratipe Sa=
blets@ baben cine ipunperbare Wirtung uno Der 4a=
tient oeripirt eieielben ON erien Sage. Sic gebeu
brett Sum Sit oes neDes, 9an5 9leih ME lauge es
aniteht uno brtn9en Strait uno Stdrfe. Sieies NUM-
0erbare Wtittel perbaunt aae S4i6telnbei Dem am
bern @elhieht oegenlber, BELT ale Iebel, Die aus
l1eberrei5ung, ueberanfrenguug, @elhdftslorgeil, Die
gun 9erluit ees @eD6hthiies, lnfabigteit &c fib=
rem, berporgeben. wGe9eneratioe Sablets4 ilnD in
jeoeni Utter auiuenobar; fe beilen ale Sale, aus
genenlr1en, tpenn i6on Gpilepiie o0er Srriinrl ein=
3etreten fino. Sic 6alppia aDnn So. mabt teine ge=
Idrdntungen; Sober, Ger oarlim i6reibt, erbdlt has
Wittel fir cine ISOLDE frei sueeldidt i~orgfdltig ell=
gepadt nno obne gu 5eigen, mas es entbalt. Sic bat
SauIen0e bon grlefen aus allen Sbeilen BEG SanoeS
erbaIten, Die bon ben ertaunlihfen Guren Der nGez
eeneratipe SabletsA beridten. Sbre Sfferte fir eine
Wo6e lit edit; es merben feline beunrubigenDen Gra9en
getellt. S9reibt beute an Die Galppia 2pnn &c.,
$50 po5ini Building, st. 2nuis, Wfo., uno laBt
GuH bic Mteoi3in fur cine Mo9e fret tomaten. Sbr
Bud, oas ebenfoas frei 1T, oiebt Guh Die Mneaben,
mie Jbr Guh nit Dem Mittef gu 5auie ielbft iu=
riren t0nnt
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9auptplob III Gaeseltenanso.

Dirtbfdaftliden SntsreHen febr ee-
fhdbigt benn Is srl.:irt ipc3I fem arlz
beres Qanb in Ge3t1alamer;fo, in tpels
dem bic 9eutIdsn eera6e 10 feften
Sub gefabi batss. .gie in Guatemala.
unterftiiBt fuurpe aisler III ftanb bur9
BITE beifpielpfe Snol eng uno unfultur
Der gingeborensn.
Was ma in bieler 8e5iebung er-
ltben fam, er5dblt Der befannte Ret<
fenbe RorI Sablsr 5e1r a~n3iebenb, pel<
der Bel elmer frii6eren Beiteigung bes
taft 1920 SUB boben 0ulfans BON
Aut5eitenanso Nbenbs nit feinen bret
Rtfdi<Snbianern bic bOhifgelegenen
Snbiantrbitten am Norbotabbange
bes Wulfans erreihte. Der 8eliBer Der
9iitten 3etgte beutlide Mbfi9ten, ben
Meijenben binuus5uperfen, unb fraste
f9litBli9 NIT alien Mn3eiden beftiger
Nngit, Db es nidt tpabr fei, bob bers
fefbe Menidenfleifa eHe. 0aa lanssn
Neben gelang es benz Meiienben, BITE
Snbtaner gu berubisen. unb es purbe
tim geftuttet. in elmer ~nnbepDbnten
9iitte Der Mnfiebeluns 5u nddtigen.
Mber Gags barauf forfdten bic Snbias
ner bic Srdser bes Deutfnen genau
aug, tpelhe Speifen er gu genieben
pflege unb tpareu troB allen .3urebens
nod ni6t gdnaltd bon benz Mberslaus
ben geheilt, bab bic GuropGer Wenz
fdenfrefer feien.
Das aerft0rte Queaelienanso pirb
tn Dem bisberigen Drte niht tpieber
aufgebaut tperben. Mne Mnldaen, bic
eleftrif9en ginri4tunsen, miifen I'm
Stihe g~elnfen tperben, ba bic Stabt in
gr6berer gntfernung BON benz Nulfan
iteu erridtet tperben mub. Die ebes
malige plaaa Der Stabt NIT benz
Stanbbilbe bes beiIigen Nifolans it
nur nod Elm Sriimmerbnufen. Muf
benz einerl unferer 8ilber if i'm 8ors
bergrunbe nod bas poffament gu feben.
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Wan6en0er Bo0en.
9as grnke Grbbeben an bet pacific
iden 4Ife Guatemala.

Gtmtritt seY MISUNDERSTANDING tptrtbs
f&aftIide SmtereHem oeattder MnfeoIer.
SnssIems Der einseborenen-9ie Gurobaey
ais Observation-Disclosures te Staote.
Nidts lit 10 febr pie @r~bbebenbilber
geeignet, bic @6nd6e unb 3 ergdnglinz
felt aaes Developments plaiti59 gu
aetsen. SEPT erft, na9bem bas Mafee
rial iber bic Der 8eri9terftattung
immerbin ndberliesenben Mntiuenz
infeln erfdOpft 1T, tommen senauere
Na9rihten iiber bic Snredenstaae
beran, pelde bic 8eipo6ner Der pacifts
fden aifte @uatemolas bur9leben
mubten. l1nfere beiben 8ilber aeigen
bic 8erpiiftunsen, nel9e bic aata<
ftropbe in Der apeitsr0bten @tabt bes
lanbes, IN 4ue5eltenango nnrintete,
IN tpelher aIein etipa 1000 Menf9en
ber51ittet unb unter ben Triimmern
Der aufammenftiir5enben @ebdube be-
graben tpurben. Oas grbbeben be-
gam am 8. 4priI. Muf Der plaaa mar
Ronaert. unb Die feline Welt Que3eltez
nangos bate ii4 bort perfummelt.
Mian fab ii6 unb lieB iid feben, als
BITE grbe gu panfen begann unb bic ers
fhredten Mufifanten gu elmer unaets
tigen Beenbiguns ibres Ronaertes
atDang. Sn penigen Minuten mar bas
unsliid gefdeben. @be bic 8enobner
i9re 9eimitdtten auffu9en fonnten,
tDaren biefe aufammensebroden, aIes
lebenbise nit ii9 begrabenb. Die
fliHtenben Menfden ftiiraten mands
nal, ie nad Der StOBridtuns Der grbe,
reihenpeiie bin, pie Mebren Dor 5dtpez
rem gepitterfturme.
Srifft Der 8erluft an Menf1ens
opfern AUDI meift Die einbeimif9e ges
b0lferuns, 70 finb bod bic beut19en
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5erf0rtt grIaas in Ga Erasfguracion.
BON btm aud Der Ortsbeilise berabse<
itiirat 1T. Das apeite Bib seist bic
jerft0renben Wirfungen Der Ratas
ftrDpbe in Ga Srasfiguraeion, einem
inbuitriellen gtablifsment, In tpel6em
nur bos eiferne @efiige bes Minb.
motors burmes ben ~ssrif5rsnben RrsF.
ten Stano eebalten Bat.
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Managers,
&mrpfniderei

@s siebt beutsutase 10 piele Mnseigen
BON 5ogenannten Sniituten unb 10 pei<
ter, bic idmmtlih bebaupten, baB tie bic
Mdnneribtudbe IN firseiter Belt furiren
f6nnen. Sd lelbf bin auf iolde Mnset<
gen mehrfab bereingefaaen unb m6dte
6eBbalb anbere 9ei6enbe ppr dbnliben
tranrisen @rfahruneetl ibiiben.
8Dr nod fueniaen MDnaten tuar ib
elm ibmaber, nerbbier Miann unb fonnte
taum meme Sarm : Mrbeit perri5ten.
Sblebte @etu0bnbeiten in Der Sugeno
tuaren bic uriabe. SEPT bin ich, @ptt lei
Oanf! tuieoer fraftig unb geinnb. Sober
fam es peroen, uenn er meinem Static
folst. Sic braud5en mir MIR cine Briefs
marie 81 lbiden uno ib tpin Sbnen
eerne iagen, mas Sic tbun miien. I'M
Sbre noae Manuesfraft mieber gu be-
tommen. Wit Sarmer Cruz
tont. 3. Klipp,
Salmage, Neb.
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Trei fit
i9ma6e Mfdnner.
Gin @eilmittel lit entbedt ipprben,
baS nerlprene Mtannbdrfeit
mstS Die SrGfte mieoers
heritellt.
Cine ISOLDE ausreidenOes @robe : Wafet
tpirD Sehem fret sugeiauot, Der
Oaratt idreibt.

r&egeneratipe Sablets~ fno ~anertannt Die ein5ige
&ui JRgen ~berlprene Mannbarfeit in alien Stapien.
Sic mo wifenibaftli6 ourb Die beiten Ger5te Der
oaB ane Ger5te. Die bas 9eilmittel ~berfener, oafiir
i1 oerantportli6 balten. llno penrt lie auf ibren
Guf bin bebanpterl, oaB Die v9teeeneratipe Sablets4
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.,0orp > Jurmalin' (Gimer &
Mmemb) antiieptiides Mittel aeaen
Uranbmunben, @unben, 6aufansz
fblng ober abnlibe 2eioen. 6. s..
S@miot, Gaent, 6uuftpn. 9eras
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Die @eiammtanbl Der Suben
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