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minious disgrace Of captivity, but as
token of further badge of servi-
tude, he led her home with his cap
perched jauntily on her most unwilling
head.
Whenever she lost the set at tennis,
the man was on hand to smile his
amusement. Whenever she fumbled
her opening drive on the golf links,
he stood just out of reach of the sweep
of her club, apparently lost ina within.
steal study of the contour of her pro.
file. Even when she won her game, as
she frequently did, even in spite of
her attendant of bad omen, the joys
of victory were turned to bitter fruit
by the hooking spirit of mischief that
laughed in pair of bright brown eyes.
The climax of her escapades came,
however, the day. she sprained her ankle
during one of her solitary excursions
through the woods, when she lay for
hours out of the frequented pathways.
half faint from pain and fright. She
had called for help till her voice had
grown hoarse. She had cried from ex.
haustion until her eyelids were red
AID swollen. She had torn her gown,
she had split her shoe, her hat ha ID dis.
appeared, and her hair had fallen in q
disheveled mass over her shoulders.
She was half lying against tree in
compulsive submission to decree
which seemed to make night in the
woods necessary part of her sum-
mer's experiences, when she was
reused by the swapping of twig and
startled by a sharp exclamation of
masculine wonder. OF course the man
stood before her. Nobody else would
have found her as she was. Nobody
else would have seen her at her worst.
But there was no laughter in the brown
eyes then, as he bound up her ankle
so carefully and lifted her helpless
form so gently in his arms, that in spite
of feeble protest which the man
stified with word, she was only too
glad to lay back against his breast in
thankfulness, and let him carry her to
the house.
And he was good to her then and aft
erwards, but, of course it could not
last long. The mischievous spirit would
come dancing back to his eyes and a
whimsical allusion to her accident soon
tore the flag of truce intotatters. They
quarreled in the morning, in the after
noon and at night, the man with a
teasing raillery, the girl with exas-
perated retort. They fought their way
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1902-01-11
A Turbulent
Course.
BY KATHERINE PRINDIvILLE.
Copyright. 1901, By Authors syndic..s)

TT all happened in such a queer, hap
hazard way. First there was that
ridiculous and embarrassing encoun-
ter at the depot when his unexpected
eloquence had forced the reluctant
cabby to remedy the mistake caused by
the negligence of country telegraph
operator and take herself and her lug
gage up the dusty hill and on down the
shady roadway which led to the home
of her surprised friends.
That was enough of itself to make
her remember him, for indiss olubly
coupled with his unexpected appear
ance was the vision of her tired face
and disheveled costume as she saw it
later reflected in the hooking mirror
which stood in her friends dainty
dressing-room. Then she remembered
her useless efforts to cajole the lazy
teamster and her final spirited out
burst of hasty temper which amply
accounted for the look of amused mis-
chief which lurked in the eyes half hid
den by the masculine cap.
Whenever she met the man after
wards, that same look of mischievous
amusement danced suddenly into his
eyes at sight of her. And she was al
ways meeting the man and always
meeting him at her worst. Whenever
she donned her most unbecoming
gown he strolled over to call. When
ever she returned from a tramp
through the woods, hot and dusty and
covered with branches of twigs and
disfiguring burrs, he always intercept
ed her travels at the most announcement
section of it's homeward route, and, I'M
daunted by her look of dismayed an
noyance, coolly proceeded to walk
back at her side, easy, affable and en-
pertaining, as always, while the usual
twinkle cleaned in his eyes.
When she lost her way and her hat
one day in rainstorm, and applied for
directions to the only wind-tossed Pc
destrian whom fate had cast in her
path, she found, of course, that she
had appealed to the man with the mis-
chievous eyes, who not only led her
home in what she felt to be the igno-
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Ends Life with Dynamite.

Morris, ILL.,, Jan. 6.-At Coal City
Joseph H. Bovine, prominent trader
among Bohemians, because of trouble
with his wife went back of his barn,
and, lying on his back, placed stick
of dynamite beneath his vest. With
his hands he struck the cap and ex-
ploded the dynamite. The explosion
tore large hole in the earth and
blew the mans body into countless
pieces. Some of the remains were
gathered up for the purpose of hold
ing an inquest.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1902-01-11
Tragedy In the south.

Augusta, Ca, Jan. 2.-Three people
were killed and two wounded Tues
day night at Robbins, N. C., in fight
which occurred during a party given
at the residence of Jesse, Griffin. The
participants in the fight were white
people and well known in this part
of the country. The dead are:
George Dunbar, Harry Dunbar and
Fletcher Bennett. The wounded:
Mrs. George Dunbar and Arthur Dun
bar
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An Important Inquiry.

Chicago, Jan. 4.-The interstate
commission will begin series of
three Investigations in Chicago next
Tuesday which are said to have for
their purpose the gathering of data
for a special message by President
Roosevelt to congress. 1t Is said
that in this special message Presi-
dent Roosevelt will deal with three
subjects, as follows: 1, railway COM
binations; 2, the interstate COM
merce commission; 3, Legislation gov
erning interstate traffic.
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Michigan Defeat. stanford.

Pasadena, CAL, Jan. BY the de-
cisive score of 40 TO 0 the Michigan
University football team Wednesday
defeated Stanford university. Michi-
gan's superior knowledge of the game
showed in every play. At kicking, gen.
eral team work, running, tackling and
bucking the line the Michigan men ex-
celled. The crowd, the largest that
ever attended an athletic event in
Southern California, numbered about
1000
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why HIS clock Wa. slow.

An italian fruit dealer. with we'll
stocked shop near one of the suburban
railway stations, has adopted a unique
device, and one which shows deep
knowledge of human nature, to hold
his own in competition with another
dealer, whose shop In some so yards
nearerthe station than his own.
A man was leisurely peeling an
orange in his shop the other day when
the italian remarked;
''You gotta hv' minute before your
trsin." --------- :; .'--
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Mis-. Roosevelt to ChrI.ten Yacht.

Washington, Jan. 4.-Miss Alice
Roosevelt, the eldest daughter of
President Roosevelt, will christen the
German kaiser's new yacht, now
building at Staten Island, N. Y.
This announcement was made at
the white house Friday. The kali
ser's invitation to Miss Roosevelt
was extended through DR.. Won Holle-
ben, the German ambassador to the
United States.
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Wants Settlers.

st. Paul, Mimi, Jan. 3.-The Great
Northern railway has begun an ex-
tensive campaign among the farmers
Of Indiana, Illinois and other states
in the central west, with the object
in view Of securing them as settlers
for northern Minnesota and North
Dakota. The states have been flood
ed with circulars setting forth the
advantages to be found in these Sec
tons.
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Gen. seaman. mead.

Washington, Jan. 4.-Brig. Gen.
William II. Seamans, adjutant gener-
al of California, Friday died in this
city after an illness of three weeks.
The immediate cause of death was
Inflammation of the heart and lungs
which followed an acute attack of in
fammatory rheumatism. He Is sur
vived by widow and married daugh-
ter, Mrs. Grave f. L. Barnes, of Sacra-
mento.
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BALKED ONCE MORE.
The Free Traders Relihdulsh All
Hope of a Successful Assault
on Protection.

The democratic newspapers have
abandoned for the time being their
attempt to bring about revision of
the tariff at the present session of con-
gress. They have, moreover, lost in
terest in the question of reciprocity.
This is because they have seen a
new light. When the late President
Mckinley made his last speech, at the
Pan-American exposition, in Buffalo,
the free traders thought they saw a
chance to drive an entering wedge.
They twisted what Mr.. Mckinley said
into a declaration of free trade, and
his statement that duties which were
no longer needed for purposes of pro-
lection might be RENTED was taken
by them as evidence that he was ready
to abandon the entire protection the
DRY. Following up what they said
about the late president, they tried to
make it appear that President Roose-
velt's st. Paul speech was declara ton
in favor of free trade. Then they were
encouraged to believe that successful
assault on protection could be made
this winter. They think so no longer,
says the Cleveland Leader.
President Roosevelt's fiat-footed dec
laration in favor of protection in his
message, and his further statement
that reciprocity could only be encour-
aged when it is regarded as the hand
maiden of protection has opened the
eyes of the free traders. They now
see that it is idle to hope for tariff
legislation at this session of congress,
and it will not be surprising il the
democrats in the senate line up in
opposition to the ratification of the
reciprocity treaties that are awaiting
action by that body. That would be
Enthusiastically democratic and moth
ing else can be expected.
DThe opponents of ship subsidies
are not inclined evenato try to answer
Senator Hanna's heterogeneous in IA
vor of the system. The first of these
is that American merchants are pay
ing annually into the pockets of for
eign shipowners the enormous sum of
$2O0. O00, 900, which should be kept at
home. The second argument is that
European countries are now paying
$2S, 600 900 year in subsidies and are
receiving value for their money, SO
that there is no thought of abolishing
the system. OF course there are plenty
of other arguments in favor of the
subsidy project. But these two are
sufficient to confound the opposition.
Troy Times.
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Ex-senator Hanna still maintains
that the merchant marine needs the
encouragement of subsidy, and he
says that American labor will get .
good share Of the benefit. The sem
ator Is not man TO quit when he be-
lieves he IL right.-Cleveland Leader.
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Provo, Utah, Jan. MORLEY Hall
and Ray Leepham. aged 10 and 10
years respectively, broke through the
ice while skating near the shore Of
Utah lake and were drowned.
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The Public Debt,

Washington, Jan. 3.--Thc monthly
statement of the public debt shows
that at the close of business Decem-
Der 81, 1901, the national debt, less
cash in the treasury, amounted to
$1,011 ,62s,2s6, decrease for the
month of $8,643, 100.
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DMr. Bryan thinks the democrats
in congress have greatly strength
ened his party by the stand they took
against the Philippine tariff bill.
Perhaps they have, but what good
will It do IL he is to come forward
and spoil it.-Indianapolis News
lind "
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"No; co." replied the man, glancing
at big clock on the wall.
"Thata clock Is minute slow" said
the Italian. ''T keepa 1t slow. Peopp
used come in a-here, looka at clock,
getta excite, go way, not buy. Time to
buy at Pedro's shop. notta here. Now
keepa clock slow, get mucha trade. No
I not letta peepl' miss train. tells.
them after they buy de orange."A
Stray Stories.
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Topeka, Kan, Jan. Ain many
of the smaller towns Of Kansas the
scarcity of water IL daily becoming
more noticeable. Farmers In Soma
instances are reduced to great e.
tremities to get water tor their
stock.
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Marconi will soon be ready to marry
an American hsirsss to an impeounioHl
British peer By his virsless syvtsu.
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Ser biesidbrige Iusfan Der
Baummoaernte, Der bauptid1lid
Der ourb ben 8aummoupurm anaes
rihteten 3erit0rung susuifreibeu
lit, miro auf 10000 8a4en ae.
iddbt. Gs lit cine 8emegung i'm
8ange, auf ben II. in Dallas eine
R%onpentiDn einsuberufen unb ben
8ongreB uno bic gtaatslegislatur
UNI 8eibllfe CUR 8ertilsune oea
lbdoli6en Snietts an5ueeben.
Sn Der Samilie Der Serrn st.
$. McDonalb III 2areoo iino inner
balb elmer Wohe bier Mitglieoer am
9ppbusieber a%eitorben. Sc tparen
oies feline Grau uno orei Ginoer.
- Der Staotratb pom Waco bat
NIT 7 eesen 2 Stimmen ben
Wtabor &iaeins pegen ueberi9reis
tung ieiner Mtabtbefuaniife ieines
Wr1teS enthDben.
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9ie Seras : Yacifie : 8abn

bat oas 9erritorium iiir lire 5eier.
aass@Icuriionen beoeutenb ausaes
oebnt. Sic oertauft audi &unorei=
iebiuete nab Mericp. Colorado,
0ebrasta. Irfanias. MiHuuri,
&anias, Sqinuis. Soma, 0oro. u.
SiosD atota. Winneiuta uno isis.
conIin.
Die State 1T Der einfade Tabr.
preis plus So fir Die &un6reiie.
9idets iino gu baben am 49,, IL.
81. o.. %. uno 26. December,
9hltie oreiBis Gaee notn 9aae bes
Gerfaufs.
Wdbere Gin3elbeiten iiber Staten,
Sabrplane, Shlafmaaen. etc. ertbeilt
ieoer agent. ooer brieflib $. g.
6ugbe8, &. q. Ngent., Sort @prtb,
9eras, 0oer 6. 8. 9urner. g. g,
q Z. Mat., Z. & g. &'n Co..
Dallas, 9efas,
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@ent Die Jramem .t,tr
rtiikten:
tote Diel Cs5liifieliafeit es ben gan Mn'
tOntn' or Setmftatten brtngen tntiroe.

gs tit iebr idtuer, irgenbnel4e 6ausar.
belt At berri9ten, tutnt d on Ntidea'
idmersen leibet;
Mar empfin0et bor, bet pner nod BET
Mrbeitsberri9tung ffets seiteni@meraen.
Wenn Die Sranen Hnr Dte nriadBt
tuiiBten.
&iidenidmer3en riibren Don ben Ritrea,
Ger, tuertn leBtere franfbaft 1nb.
9pan's NiersnptIen beilen frante Nie,
rem. gan Mntonioer 8stuobner befatiser
hieifs.
Srau Sprbrib, Die @attin bea
3immermannes 6ubert Sorbrih,
SEQ. 1915 8irsinia StraBe pDhn=
BAIT, laat
vSeit elmer &eibe ppn Sabrer
lit i'd idDn an ben @ieren, aber
nod niemals sunDr bate ih iol6e
Sbmer5en, mie biz nor &ur5em.
Die Shmer5en in meinem &ldeu
muroen BON Gag 5u Sag unertrdg=
lider, big es mir cine 2ait mar,
umher5ueeben, UNI meine Nrbett au
beiDrgen. Srgenb elm Wetter=um'
ihlae pber cine @rfa(tung, Die i'd
mir suspg, fb(ue auf Die @ieren
unb neruriadte 9rdBlibe neroDle
&opflhmersen unb S1minoel Nn=
iaGe; i'd mar pbpfilh 10 berunters
gefpmmen, baB ib feline &ube mebr
fanb, ppppn bic SDlge ruar, baB id
mid itets uno itdnoig abgeipannt
fiblte. Mls th in>einer bieiigen 8eiz
tung aber rDDan'S NierenzB ilen"
las, bat i'd netnea @atten, mir cine
5hadtel oaoDr in Der 8erar Npo=
tbefe, Gfe Nlamo 8laaa uno 6Du=
itun=S traBe. gu bDlen. @ab orei
poer bier Taeen empfano ih eine
eroBe 2inoerung, uno als ih Die
8ebanblune beenoet bate, oerlieBen
MIDI Die Nideni9mer5en uno ale
idmersbaften 8eefeiterlheinungen
pogenos. Die einaige @elegenbeit,
bel Der i) einnial tuieoer felt Der 3eit
Shmerae1 in meinem Niden per=
ipirte, mar nah Goaenoune elmer
auBeraeubbnlih ihueren Cages
arbeit. 9oans Mierenz8iGen lit Elm
aroBartiges 0eilmittel unb ih EN-:
| pfeble es gerne, no uno tuann id
fann."
Grbdltlid bel alien DrDeuiiten.
Hrets so Gents. Softer Wilburr
g., Buffalo, sc. g., aqeinige Ngen.
ten fir Die Ser. Staaten. GergeBi
nibt ben Natnen = 9Dan - uni
acceptirt fein Subititut.
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Grcnrlionsrateh Der 3. & q. &c.
IF. 81.

Vt< Ct$
Nab Marlin, s.-Der
grDBe teraniibe @eimnbbeitsDrt.
9idets jeoen Sag i'm Sabre, oGltia
fir 30 Gage. &ate elm un6 Elm
Drittel Sabrpreis.
Nab @alpeftpr, Teras.
Ser eroBe Seeuaa= garnipal am 20.
DECEMBER. @rcuriionsraten tperoen
ipdter befannt gemabt.
6eittags grcuriipnen
oeden bieies Sabr elm groBes Eerri,
torium. State: elm Sabrpreis plus
So fir &unorei1e Tifet. Bertauf
49,. H., 81, 49,, %, unb 26.
December, ailtia fir 80 Gage.
0ab allen Bunttett in ben alten
Staaten. Mah Mrfanlas, MiKDuri,
SainDis, WistDniin, Winneiota,
Soma, &anias, Nebrasfa, 6uozDaz
fota, 0oro=D atota, Colorado unb
MericD.
2Dfale @rcuriiDns< Tidets
gum 8erfauf aui9en alien Statiu>
men Der s. & g. sc. Sc. M. am 49,,
a., 25., &c., 81. DECEMBER unb L.
Sanuar 1902, giiltig biz gum 8.
Sanuar.
Grtunoiet @uh BEL ben 9idet-
Ngenten meger aGer ginaelbeiten
iiber Cure Sefttaesreile urb mir gez
ben @ub miinblih uoer ibriftliH
M%ustunft iiber Soften, Sabrplan, &c.
8. Triee. .. s. Brice,
2. Gice= 8rdi. g. IS. g. Mgt.
uno Sen. Manaaer,
Baleitine. Teras.
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Sin Tabrpreis plus So wabrenb
Der Tetttage aaf Der ,&atn".

Benn Sbr Seittaesreiien gu ma-
ten beabiibtigt. 10 lobnt es ii@, Die
Oferten Der .aatp1 tennen gu ler=
men:
am 49,, IT,. 81. 90, %. uno
70. Oe5ember perfauft Die M. &C.. &
2.sDabn 6unoreiiebiaete nah Bunt.
ten IN Den alten Staten. iotpte rtah
4rtarlaS. Colorado, Sqinois, Soma,
SanIas. Wtinneiota. 0ebrasta, Noros
uao ShosO atota uno WisconIin fir
eiren Jabrpreis plus So fir bic
&unoreile.
@s tit unn6tbis gu iaeer,. oaB Der
lcbrteae Sienit uno Der Comfort Der
n&atps2inie" uniibertroffen lit.
Sbretbt rpegen ndberer ginselbeis
ten nno aoreifirt @uren 8rief n&atp",
Dallas, 9eras.
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Ser 81. Nonis uno Neu yorf 81
miteo Der &anOalia YenniDlpa=
ufQ ..Ghnrt Sine


gDn iebt alb miro Der st. Souls
uno Seem gorf 2irniteb Der BennIpl=
Dania Short Sine als elm mnabbdn=
giger 8ug BON ct. Souls nah Sn=
oianapolis laufen uno miro aus eli
1er BibliDtbet. unb Maud)=, elmer
QbferpatiDnsz uno Gpeiie= uno
Sblaf=gar befteben. @enr ttDtbia,
nm Nufentbalt in Bittsburg gu per=
meioert, miro bieier ean5e Bug nad)
9arrisburg. Bbtlaoelpbia unb Seem
gorf ourhlaufen.
Ser SEEM Oort 2imiteo Der Bans
oalia= Benniplpania Short Sine per>
ldBt oas uniDn=D Depot in ct, Souls
tdglih um ! ubr Mahmittags.
Drei grpreBsi9e tdelib nit
9urbsS hlafmagen uno SpeiIemas
gen Bpm ct. 2pui8 nah SEEM gurt
lber oie Wanoalia : Benniplpania
Short Sine.
Wegen ndbeler Ginaelbeiten uen=
oct Guh an S. M. 6 besbrpmgb,
Gliiitent. @ereral BaHaaier Neent,
ct. Souls, Mo.
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0rpbenSe &cpplmtipm.

Gin iiferes 8eiden berannabenoer
ummdlsungen uno ernfter StDrun=
gen in Sbrem Spitem iino Merpoiis
tdt, ShlaHoii9teit Dber Magenbe=
ihmeroen. Electric Bitters miro
balo Die uriahe bieier St0runaen
beieitigen, Die Wieren uno Darm-
fandle reguliren, Die 2eber gu r,euer
9bdtigteit anregen uno oas 8lut
reinigen. Belonoers nDbltbdtie er=
weiit es iib bel grib6pfune bes
9an5en Spftems, ba all Die bamit
5uiammenhdneenben Begleiter5fei-
nungen baourb beieitiet peroen.
Der Breis lift rur so Gents unb er
miro auridaeeeben, tuenn oas Mit-
tel nibt poaitdnoig 8~efrieoigung ae=
mdbrt. @arantirt curh Die Npotbete
BON S. &alteper & Sobn, @eo. s.
Sbmitt, @iaenthimer, unb Go.
OreiB.
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gia ganoalia, YeuniDlbaniazI aba.

Gin Billet bieier 2inie erfter alo15e
nab Seem Yort berehtiat ben Srl.
baber in W al binatDn, Bal.
t imore uno 8bilabelpbia
eiren sebntdgigen Gufentbalt al
nebmen. Dies lit elm iebr liberales
8uaeitdnoni6.
Wegen @inaelbeiten wenoe man
lih an ben unter5eibneten.
5. .. &iIgure,
&eiienoer Baiiaeier Ngeut.
Lib Weit Srenb Hlace, San Mna
tonic, 9era8.
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300 Ssclphnuna, 500.

Die eeier oieier 3eituno iperoen f6 freusa AL er=
ralren, oab es tuenietsns cine getirbtets aralfbeii
beilen i'm Stanoe 1T; 9alPs aatarrb=Sur If Sic ein-
siee Jest Der dr5tli6en 8rleeri6aft betannse poFtips
Rur. &atarrb ~erforoert a!s cine @onhitutionstranf.
aeit cine cOnftitutionele 8ebanolune. salts Raz
tarrb=Rur miro innsrlid aeaommen uno tpiirit brett
aaf oas glnt uno Die fGltsimi9en GberHd6en oes
Spiterts, oaoart Die 8ruaola9e Der 9rantheit ,er-
f0reno uno Dem pa~tienten 6raft aebeno, ;noerII Se
bic 6onfitntion oes R6rpers auibant uno Der Qatir
in lbrem g8erte bilft. Sic Gigeatbfmer baben IL
Oiei g~ertrauen gu ibren tbsiltrdffen, oob lie Elm bun
bert Dollars Sslobnuns fur isosn Sad anbietsn.
BEN ne ~ tlrirei osrfehlt. SaBt Gut cine 9ifte Don
g.: j. 9bensp & 6 o., So(eoo. o.
~ 9ertauft BON atsn gpotbetern, Wreis ~
@ents Die Glaide.
9aa's Gamilisus ginsn FnS 81. beHeu.
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or lanae Die Wenfdhett bic Gel

go LANCE Die Wfenfdbett Die geiebe
Der @eiunoheit ibertritt, bebarf fie Mra.
neien sur ~Nbruenbune Der Solgen. Die
Bernharbiner M6nbe berftanben IiH auj
Irsneipflan5en. Sic burbfDrihtcn bic
5lora ihrer 8ersbal6en nab einem 8lut.
reinignngsmittel; ie tpuBten. baB. nm
8ranfheiten gu berhiten, mas better if
als tie gu heilen, bic auene oerielben, bas
nnreine Blut, 9~eldutert tperben muB, unb
oa nit ST. Bernard 6rGuterpiIen bieIe,
3ued srlnolih erreiht nirb, 10 baben
ith iene Wbndbe ben bauernoen Sant Der
Wenibbeit ertuorben. Nbreiiire P Neus
staedter & Co., Box 2416 New York City,
UNI foftenfret cine Brobe 5u betpmmen.
Die st. Bernard 8rduter.8iIen linb in
allen Gpothefen 81 haben. 8reis Is Gents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-12-06

Der @arantiefono. ben bi.
Staot BON Der Barter.W aibinston
&ontrattiumme fir bic StraBenpfla=
terung Suridbebalten bat, lit in
Ittien Der Waiiermerts 8ompagnie
angelegt moroen unb trdgt 8inlen.
Nun fino aber bin unb pieoer, .unb
5fpar geraoe ieBt iebr bringeno. &es
paraturarbeiten am Gspbaltpfaiter
notbig uno es entitebt Die Sraee:
Nus tpelfer Safe flieBt oaa @elo fir
oiele Nrbeiten? Streft Die Staot
oaffelbe sinienfrei npr pber borgt lie
oas @elo uno beaablt 3inien bafiir?
@s lit bod niht ansunebmen, baB
ieoesmal. penn untoiten fir &epa=
raturen entiteben, cine ooer mebrere
Mttien nerbraubt tperben, um oas
8elo fliiiiig gu baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-12-06

Sn oieiem praftiid3en Yeitalter
nerbinoet man oa8 @iblihe NIT benz
N%ngenebrnen. 8auft Cure Weibs
nnHtSgeihenfe bel @ebrfber
griber uno ibr neroet BON ben
Gmpfdngern aufribtieen Dant
ernter.