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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-14
TRAVELLERS MAKE NOMINATIONS
Western Commercial Association
Meets at the Lindell Hotel.

The regular caucus OF the Western Com
merciaI Travellers Association met at the
Lindell Hotel yesterday. and nominated OIL
fcers TO serve during 1903.
H. A. Kratschman of St Louis was nom
mated for president. Other nominations
were: Clarence A. Jones. st. Louis. first
vice president: S. o. Muidow. Malvern.
Ark. second vice president: Alfred DECK
mann. San Antonio, Tex. third vice presi-
dent; 4. r. Heath. San Francisco. fourth
vice president: John &. Meeks. Chicago,
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-14
Millinery.
Second Floor, Main Store.

Second Floor. Main Store)
HAIR ORNAMENTS FOR PRESENTS
just arrived % dozen Of the very latest
styles in Hair Ornaments. including all
the new colorings; prices range from &c
to $50 each. A pretty gift for a friend.
10 Dozen Black Trimmed Hats. mostly
velvets. bought from a large manUfac-
turer at J. price. We place them on sale
Monday at $50 each: some hobby things
IN this lot.
SS.S.
Il PRICE.
All our imported hats reduced. You
could not find a more acceptable present
for Christmas.
Il PRICE.
We show a nice line Of Boas In Ostrich
and CoQue. all lengths: they make fine
gifts.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-14
TRAINS COLLIDE NEAR BADEN.
Engine Runs Into Rear of Fergu-
son Accommodation.

Judge Foster sat with Judge Tally during
the forenoon session of court yesterday.
In A rear-end collision between a Fergu-
son accommodation train and engine No.
"a on the Wabash yesterday evening near
Baden the fireman on the engine was In
jured and the passengers on both trains
shaken up.
The accident occurred shortly after G
O'Clock. The accommodation was slowing
up for the stop at Raden when Engine No
"a. which was following. crashed into 1he
rear car of the train.
Louis EiEh, fireman, ESS th:ovn from
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-14
HOUSE HOLDS A SHORT, SESSION.
Takes Up the Executive, Lexfslattye
and judicial Appropriation Bills.

Washington. Dec. 13.-The House to-day
adopted a resolution providing for a ses-
sion on Sunday, February 8. for paving
tribute to the memory of the late Senator
Sewell OF New Jersey.
The House then went into Committee of
The Whole and entered upon the considera-
tion OF the Executive. Legislative and Jul
dietary Appropriation bill. General debate
was limited to ten minutes. This was large
ly consumed by MIR. Bingham of PennsyI-
explanation of Its provisions. The number
OF additional salaries created by the bill,
he said. was 25.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-14
The Cafe on Fourth Floor
(Annex.)

has proved itself a delightful adjunct OF
this great store. No matter how dark the
day, its light, brightness and music as well
as the appetizing food nicely served have
made shopping that would otherwise have
been q burden. q pleasure. 80 easily done
that all fatigue was avoided.
The music programme for this week In
cludes these popular selections:
PROGRAMME.
fCarter's ORCHESTRAL
Marci-"Aide-de-Camp" Lesser
SelectiOns-"Mr. Pickwick" .-...-..-klsin
Jdylle-"In Beauty's Bower'.:.--..BendiH
Selection-"The Wizard OF o. iettens
waitze-"Birth Of ..Moulineux
A Novelette-"In a Cosy Corner.
Kimball and Bratton
Selection-'King Dodo" .....--... Anderson
March-"Iindy'' Dustin
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-14
PRESIDENT FRANK WITH ARIZONA.
Tells Delegation He Doesn't Particu-
larly Favor Statehood for Them.

Washington, Dec. IS.-Delegate b. 6.
Rodey Of Arizona headed a delegation OF
prominent men of the Territory who called
on the President to-day TO urge him to use
his influence to secure the passage through
the Senate of the omnibus statehood bin.
Members of the delegation presented strong
arguments in support of their request
The President frankly informed the dele
Eauon that he was not particularly favora-
bic to the admission OF Arizona to state
hood at this time. and ia understood TO
have expressed some doubt whether the
hill for its admission could be passed at the
present session Of Congress.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-14

rious. Ny. Stevens was sent 20 his home
after treatment at the dispensary.
Mr.. Stevens was going to tie Mercantile
Trust Company to deposit some money
when struck by the machine. The street
was crowded with pedestrians and he did
not see the automobile until too late TO get
out OF the way. He was knocked twenty
feet.
The automobile IS one of the several
owned in ST. Louis to which the name
red terror" or red Demon has been ap-
piled II is owned by Major Il. C. Dennis.
by whom Fenton is employed as chauffeur.
Dennis furnished bond for Fenton.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-14
Gift Slippers.

CShoe Dept. First Floor. Annex
For men or women. Dainty Satin quilt
ed, fur-trimmed. plain felt fur-trimmed
warm and comfortable. or felt bedroom
slippers. for women. handsome slippers
in several different feathers for men: ev-
cry one the best OF its kind in style and
workmanship. and prices so reasonable
you Cannot resist buying.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-14
fifth vice president. and ". E. schxeppe

fifth vice president. and w. f. S~chweppe.
Phiiadeiphia' sixth vice president
August Long. George w. Smith. A. NJ:
Roth and VI. NJ. Bodenheimer. Richard
W. Shapleigh presided at the caucus. with
w. T.. Webber as secretary. The annual
election of the associa ton will be held at
the Ltndell Hotel on December 30. Polls
will be open for the election of officers on
that day from IL a. m. to 2 p. m.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-14

The United Improvement Company filed
with the Recorder of Deeds yesterday a
certificate of increase of capital from go
GOD to 100000. Assets are given as & .112.0s
and liabilities s259.e5 Value Of shares of
stock IS decreased from 500 to $40 a share.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-14

Inc Charles N. Lewis Cigar company fieI
articies OF Incorporation with the Rscordsr
oi leeds yesterday; capital S.cv. ali paIG'
Stockholders. Harry F. Carroll, Emma Z.
Lewis and katherine Carroll.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-14

the cab Three of his ribs were broken The
SMOKING car OF the accommodation was
paiuy wrecked and the passengers fright
Sned oy the shake-up. Conductor william
browning was in charge Of the wrecked
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-14
Jubilee BaEaar a suc.-u.

The officers and patrons or the German
General Protestant Orphans Home, No.
Natural Bridge road, desire 10 express
thanks for the support given the jubilee
Bazaar. which resulted satisfactorily.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-14
Christmas Aprons, Petit
coats and Shirt Waists.

In Muslin Underwear Section Second
Floor. Main Store. North Enid
2Jc-Na!is' White Lawn Aprons. with
or without bills. tucked or hemstitched'
wide ties
yer-NEaids' White Lawn Aprons, with
or without bih. embroidery trimmed. eS-
cellent Vs.lUe.
and lace trimmed. ranging i'll prices 1c.
.Jc and 81
s.15-Ncmen's Shirt Waists. made or
heavy canvas cloth. tucked yoke Effect.
buttoned on side. entirely new. Il useful
gift.
COLOREp PETTICOATS.
4Sc-lJ0 Dozen Ladies' Petticoats. black
sateen. umbrella shape, deep p!eated rur-
f.. actual value CSC.
sl.Vt-Ie1 Dozen Ladies' Petticoats. black
striped mercer;Zed sateen. umbrella shape:
finished with deep
fosnce finished with two small ruffies,
actual value Sl.15.
4 fun line Of TaTeta Silk Petticoats.
black or colored. ranging in prices SiSs,
s5.25. s9S. $50. $50. 5000 up to S5.v
each.
Very Auprcpriata Holiday Gift.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-14

Jelly Dishes. from s2o.U to s1.25.
Decanters. from $50 to A.aS.
Cologne Bottles, from SEQ To $50.
Spoon Holders. from $50 to 1915.
Cheese Dishes. from $500 to $500.
Ice Tubs. from $500 to $50.
Water Tumblers. from $50 to S.25.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-14
this seasons goods

tn1S Season yUUuS.
Bowls from 500 to $500.
Water Carafes. from $500 to SIS
Celery Trays. from $500 to 1915.
Water Pitchers. from $50 to 800.
Flower Vases. from 81. 80 to $5.m.
Sugar and Cream Sets. from $500 TO 800
Oil or Vinegar Cruets, from s3.G3 20 sec.
Punch Bowls. on foot. from :129 to $500.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-14
OVerCOatS
Dress Suits
BuSineSSSuit

Make sensible presents 70
Christmas. Maybe we have the
measure of that son, brother,
husband or father; all that is
necessary is to select the goods
we can do the rest. The price can
he moderate, 10 suit most any
pOckctbonk. Don't forget-just
ten days 10 Christmas.
Suits TO order, $40 to $50.
Overcoats to order, $40 to $50.
Trousers to order, SIS to SIP.
We guarantee satisfaction.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-14
1.-The Legend of the Mis-
tietOe."

As is our custom. We prepared a Santa
Claus poster for our Kindergarten Glen
,ele. The reouests for them are usually
greater IN number than the surplus copies:
This wear We have a limited number OF
extra copies. about 800 In all. which We
shall be glad 10 give to our patrons h
ask for them by mail. This years sub
ject Is the contest for control OF Christ
mas between Santa Claus and Cupid.
heavy plate paper. Address Advertising
Department.. Bars.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-14

Christmas Celebration at artenheim.
The ladies' of the St. Louis Altsnhei1n will
mold a meeting at the AItenheim Wednes-
oaF. December II. for the purpose of ar
ranging the first Christmas celebration az
the Altenheim.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-14

The Century Society's edition Of The
Worlds Best Literature" illustrated,
literary binding. cloth and half moroc-
co-two styles: q subscription book. the
prices of which were Se5.Uh for the cloth
and $500 for the half morocco: Il limited
numbe Of sets came Barr-ward. SO that
we can sell them thus: The IL volumes.
cloth $40: the hal; morocco. 81. 20 the set.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-14
Fine Cut Glass at
One-Third Off Regular Prices

Over 1000 pieces Of rich cut American Glassware at less than
regular cost prices. An Eastern manufacturer found himself with a
surplus stock too late in the season to dispose of it to advantage.
w secured the lot at a figure that enables rs to move it quickly to
you at less than one-third off the regular value. All new, fresh,
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-14
Departments Located in
"Annex."

"Annex."
FIRST FLOOR.
Mems Furnishings.
Mems Handkerchiefs and Muffsrs.
Mems Gloves
Women's Gloves.
Umbrellas.
Shoes for Women and Children.
Books and Stationery.
Soda Fountain.
Candies
SECOND FLOOR.
Toys and Holiday Goods.
General Offices
THIRD FLOOR
Odd Furniture.
Brass and Iron Beds.
Couches.
Chairs
Desks. etc.
FOURTH FLOOR.
Rest and retiring rooms for ladies' ard
gentlemen.
Waitine-roOm.
Tea and grill room.
BASEMENT.
Pure Foo Supplies
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Boxed Suit Patterns.
Boxed Waist Patterns.

First Floor. Main Stoe)
Ample in quantity, carefully selected to suit the various tastes
of old or young, grave or gay. We shall place 500 boxes on the
central table Monday morning. Prices, IFS, s1.5o, ST. IS, $500
and 81. Is each. Every one a bargain.
We expect every one to be sold by Monday night. since this
manner of placing just the right quantity of material in a neat box
solves at once satisfactorily the problem of appropriate selection.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-14
Thousands of Gift Books
First Floor of "Annex.")

IIOuSdI1Q0 vi 01IV DOON0
(Fst Floor of "Annex")
In our beautiful new Annex, and we have decided to antici-
pate our usual clearing sale prices and reduce the prices on
books in sets before Christmas, to enable you to add them
to your gift list or your own library, as it pleases you-for
instance:
Thackeray. 10 volumes in set c@h n Century Soreys edition o. me
bound st top; pre was $40: tomorrow Worlds Ht. Lterature", illustrated
it will he $T5 for the set "nerary. binding cnh- ad hat mmc-
ms the nrne: tSnor0wt will be SO6 prices of which ws SSW for the cloth
WavGey Novels. cloth bound. IL vol md 80 for the half morocco limited
row 1t I'll be SIS For the Il volume In We can sell them. thus: The. % num
half morocco,w was SDS the set: tomor- cloth VIZ: the hahn oroccoS LTo The set
row the rice Will be 5000
Just Received-James Whtcomb Rney's
IAN Old Sweetheart of rline."
Beautifully illustrated with studies from life by Howard Chand-
Ter Christy. One of the handsomest gift-books issued in a decade.
A s. 90 book, but marked to sell at ST. on account of late arrival.
New Books You've Been Asking For.
Wet nonal esSns IT.
"Adnhh., " j. Breckenndse Es ms Famous Paintings" b. Esther Sin
since Der Hur" Emmy GU" a delightful chnds story
A Arbor Tales" Of a ioyabie little girl
We W. by far the largest and best line of Chldrenis Books in the city.
selected and every ne calculated o encourage a help the little
m as rel rs amuSe them.
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Cloth and Flannel Dept.

Center o: Main Store. First F."orp
Special bargains for this week in s.H-
Sipl. goods FIR Christmas Presents
54-inch iuuhle-raced cloth. very suitable
fox smoking Jackets. do Eot require any
lining. well worth s2.s5. for sL5o per yard
5i-i"ch Melton CIo;,l. very suitable FOR
Monte carlo Goats. ;: Coats. Raglans.
unlinei skirts AMI Jackets. black and all
IoI0rs. Veil worth SI.J. tor sLi0 per Yard.
six embroidered and Metal Velvet and
Corduroy Waistings. very Eooty Tor
Christmas Presents. from ,c per yard up.
only Il few a! cur w-li-knowr best quai-
ity French Flame! LETT. re .uiar zoe qaallty
for SIC yard. a great barS ain.
See our !;ne Cu!or-d silk eInbroidered
Flannel Skirt Patterns, very handsome,
and Il useful Christmas Present. only Si.9o
and s225 Per pattern -. yards wide.
For Bath Robes -" are showing a splen-
did line OF double-taccd COTTON EIlerio"h
Or Blanket Cloth only sc per YARD.
T. S.-OnIy 80 left from our l.S1 WELL
known atwood French TrlC"t silk en-
traid.red Waist Patterns. Sl~' quah'y'
8 -, each
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astrlinsr straetabilo.
&eHnbfrano a.o Sadirnus Der tueibet suite
Ser 9roSdbfeutufider.

WeHnSttun0 ntto Sa6irnas Der tDetket &ate
Der Srosdtemtntfher.
Wenn bic GroBitdbte iiberbaupt
aubergep0hnli9e Oaietnserf9einun9en
aufpeifen. 10 pirfte fi6 Berlin eines
StraBentpps gu riibmen baben, Der in
feiner anberen Weltitabt ansetrpffen
mirb. gs 1T bies Der 9utladirer.
Seine Mufeabe beitebt in Der 2adirung
Der 9ite Der 9roi9fenfut19er.
Der 8erliner Droi9fenfutf9er 1T
burt nniformirt unb trdst einen leberz
men Gplinberbut bon borintflutbli6en
Gormen. Der i'm CONNER benz SrGger
f4tpere 9iBepein bereitet. 9iefer 9ut
TT beim Sarameterfutider tpetB ladirt,
tpdbrenb Die .tarameterlpfen autf9er"
iHiparae 2eoerbite trasen ober, tpie es
in ibrem Sarson beiBt, nfdtpar5 fabz
rem" Die @9parafabrer inb i'm
Nusterben besriffen. Ser peibe Sut
bes Sarameterfutf9ers 1T erft ieit
etlihen Sa6ren eingefiibrt. MIs i'm
bic Poliset bori6rieb, fpdren bic &uts
fder 10 empDrt unb fiblten fi9 bur6
bas Mniinnen, einen tpeibladtrten 9ut
gu frdgen. bermaBen in ibrer @bre ees
trGnft, bab tie einen langanbalernben
Strife b%ega1ner, Der bielen alten Suit
i4ern ibre @teuung foitete unb gu I'm
gunften Der yMeiBenfeinbe" ausf9lug.
Dieter neiBe 9ut foitet unsefdbr
funf Marf, unb ba er beitGnbig Der
5ise nrb Der Nd1e auseeiebt til, pGbrt
tetne Srag5eit faum mebr als apei
Sabre. Sein blenbenbes WeiB nirb
aud lei4t f9mubis, unb bann fommt
bic 5nbrpoliaei unb forbert bon ben
Rutfdern cine enersifde Reinisuns beg
9utes. Mebr ais einen 6ut pfleat Elm
FOLDER RoHelenfer aber ni9t gu be-
fsen, besbalb it es ibm iebr angenebm,
fpenn bic &einigung unb Muffri16ung
bes 6utes porgenDmmer rerben fam,
pdbrenb Sut unb &utf9er i'm Dien{t
finb. 6ier iebt nun bic Jinbigtett bes
4utladirers Elm. @r befu1t einen
4uIf.pfab mad beua- aHsefsn, unb ba
e beren 30 unb etipa $500 9araz
meterfutfher gibt, 70 finbet er biel Or,
bett. Gr fiihrt einen @4emel nit iiA
nuf ben fid ber 8unbe feBen fanr. sSr
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~nerlorene Maunbarfeit, Moerbru6 eoer S9ndde Der
geldlebtli9eu Srgane btilen, 10 miiB Die Sur politiu
uno permanent Iein. Siefe &orlpa9nie i9idt Seoerl,
Der an neruDier S6pdde leioet, bic Wteoi5in fur eine
m0Aentlibe Sebauolung frei su. Sle WtebiSin fam
MIR oaonrA erprobt peroerl, oaB man Die &elultate
Des @ebrau6s %abuartet, renn ie oas BELT, fur mas
lie gemaht murOe, 10 lit lie Su efnpfebleu. 9ieie
9srpbe Mil Die Gallopia 4Dnn 50. NIT ibrem Mittel
fur cine Q8ode ~getatten. gta6oent Ct Die vGeaene=
ratipe SabletsA cine gSohe gebrau9t bat, miro Der
Yatient &rait in ieinen Sr9anen uno Musteln,
neues glut in Ieinen Moern, neuen lnternebmlngs=
9eit, uno i6 in Gelunbbeit unp @rl9einen o(s
nenen Mleni6en iinoerl. Die ugtegeneratioe Sa=
bletsN BADEN cine ipunberbare QSirtulg uno Der 8a=
tlent oerlpiirt ~oielelbeit AM erten Sage. Sic gebeu
brett gum SIT beg uebels, gang glel6 lpie lange es
Qrlitebt ato brtngen Strait nno St6rfe. 9ieIes iunn=
berbare Mittel u~erbanrt ale S6l6telnbeit Dem an=
oern 8eihledt gegeniber, bcilt alle nebel, Die aus
ueberrei3ung, ueberanfrengultg, 4eld1dftslorger, Die
gum 8erlilft ees @eod6tniies, lnidbigfeit &c, ilb=
rem, berporgeben. wNe9eleratiOe SabetsN Iino in
iebern utter anpen0bar; fe beilen ole Sale, aus=
selapnnnieu, tpenn I6on Gpilepiie ODER Srriinn ein=
3etreten fnb. Die Gaflppia Gpnn 80. ria6t feline Be-
tdrdnfunge1; Seoer, Der oarim ihreibt, erbdlt oas
Wtittel fur cine g8oae frei su9el6idt, ~iorefdltio ein=
9epadt lnb obne 5u 5eigerl, mas es entbdlt. sic bat
Sairleftoe bon Yrtefel aus allen Sbeilen beg 2anoes
erbalter, Die bon ben ertaunlibten &Iren Der rgfeE
~seneratipe SabletsA beridten. Sbre SfTerte iar rine
Wobe 1T edit; es tperoen feline belnrubi9enoen Syragert
9eitelt. Sbreibt beute an Die Jalppia 2ppn &c.,
536 9oBini Building, ct. 2ouis, Nto., uno labi
Sud bic Meoi5iu fir cine ISOLDE frei tommen. Sbr
BUD, oas ~e6enfalls frei 1T, oiebt @uh Die Ingaben,
mie Sbr Gu6 nit Dem W1ittel 3a oaule ielbft iu=
riren fDnnt
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0bfurfr GplinSfrbut.

gs NOR TN Sanuar 1897, als Der
gpltnberbut am Stranb bon 2onbon
bas Qiht Der Welt erbIidte. Gein Der
fertiger mar Der 9utmaher Spbn 0es
~therington, Der burn 3ablreihe Grim
bungen auf benz gebiete Der Sntfabris
fotion fih einen ~beriibmten Homen gee
ma4t batte, Wie fnleht es Tim iebo&
nit benz neuen atnb feiner @1Dpfers
ldane. benz gnlinberbute, ergina, mag
aug elmer 3eitunssnotia pom 26. sSaz
ruar 1897 gu erieben fein, bic tpie folst
loutet: .Sobn 9etberington ipa5ierfe
geftern auf benz 8iirserfteise bes
Stronb climber, auf fetnem Ropfe einen
thier unsebeuren. aus Seibe bereeitenz
ten S4ornitein, Der einen ieltfamen
Slang bate. Die Mirtuns auf bic
Strabtnpafanten NOR cine entiebli9e.
IS 1T 9batiahe, bnb perfAiebene
Grauen beim Nnblid bes fomifhen &C.
gtnftanbes Obnmadtsanfdae betamen,
ipdbrenb bic ainber fdrieen unb elm
innger Mann, Der gerabe BON einem
Seifeniieber auriidfebrte, Bel benz er
einige gintdufe porgenommen bate, i'm
0ebrdnge nie0ergetporfen fpurbe unb
fd ben Mrmsbrud. 9err 9siberington
bate fiA aus biefsm @runbe geitern
Dor benz 2orbmapor gu b%erdntnorten
nnb purbe bieiem inmitten elmer Be-
paffneten Boli3eimadt pprgefii6rt.
Der gerhdftete CAB an. p%ollouf bereds
ttgt gu fein, leinen lieben aonopner
@eihdftsfrsmben Elm neuss Mooeitiid
feines erfinoerifden Geiites our Shau
gu reprofeniireH. pelder 4niitt Der
Iorbmdpor inbeiien ii6 nidt anf9lob,
inbem er ben 9eritsller bes ,gldn3enoen
SGorniteines' gu elmer Strafe BON
fiinfbunoert pfunb Sterling perurs
thei[te."
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0illarbS In G6rI3' 0artem 1ur
30 Gents pru Stunoe BON nun an.
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alien aonferpenbidfen brinst Der peril
patetifae 2adirer peiBe Scribe unb
einist 8oritenpinfel nit, unb iper ben
ben Drofdtentutfdern feinen 5ut aufs
frifHen lofen mill, fam fi9 bas Der
gniisen fir ben eipilen Breis bon 80
pftnnigen leiiten. go nimmt Elm
Runbe nod benz anbersn auf benz
2adirfdemel plub. Der frif9ladirte
Rutfher ldbt ben renopirten SUIT auf
fetnem GDpfe trodnen unb pirb, peiln
bic Tarbe erft aufseftriden III, in fsis
ner Weife lGnger in Der Musibuns fsis
nes Berufs aehinbert.
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General Gorbin bat boz ieiner
Nbreiie BON Berlin Die NeuBerung
eetban. bic Wan6per seiaten, oaB
bic oeutfhe Nrnee in nusgeseihnes
tenn Buitaibe fei. gut bisaiplinirt
nn6 fir einen ihperen 8riea Qerii-
itete iei. St babe iid) iebr gut un=
terbalteri unb babe auf militdrifhem
@ebiet burh oas. mas er aeieben,
Biel gelernt.
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amrpfni6erei.

IS siebt beutautage 10 niele anseiaen
bon jo8enannten S%nftituten unb 10 uei<
ter, bic idmmtli1 bebaupten, baB lie bie
Manneribpa9e in firsefter 3eit furiren
tbnnen; SD ielbit bin anf i0ldbe Nnsei>
gen mebrfab bereingefallen mnb m6hte
oeBbalb anbere 9eibenbe bor dbnlihen
tranrigen grfabruneen ibiiben.
SDr mob tuenigen Monaten tuar ih
elm lhfuacber, nerbbier Mann unb fonnte
fanm nteine Sarm : Mrbeit perribten.
Shlebte @euobnbeiten in Der Suaenb
tparen bic rlriahe. Sebt bin id, @Dtt lei
Sanfl fuieoer trdftig unb aeIunb. Sober
fam es tuerben, tuenn er meinem Static
folgt. Sic brauden mir nur eine Brief<
MARIE gu ihiden unb i5 suin Shnen
gerne iagen, mas Sic tbun mufen, nm
Shre poae Mannestraft tpieber gu be-
tDmmen. Mit 5armer @ruB
mfn. 3. Klipp,
galma8e, Neb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-09-16
Trei fit
i4wa9e Nfdnner.
Gin Seiimittel lit entbeeft mproen,
bas oerlprenc Wearnbarfeit
umo Die Srafte spieoers
berftelit.
Cine @ode ansreidenDes 9robe : gafet
tpiro SeDem fret ;ugeianSt, Der
narurn ifreibt.

r&egeneratiue SabletsA Iino a~nerfannt Die ein5ige
Rll Js9en p%erlorene Maunbarteit in alien StaOiel.
Sic mo piiieni6aftli9 our6 bic beiten sler5te Der
S Ses'l ad 2sE aer,te, Die A Sas @ eei paS SIp berislle Ell OS oafiir
id oerantmortli6 balten. llno tpenrt lie auf ibren
Guf bin bebanpten. 0aB Die uGe9enerotipe Sa6IetsA
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-09-16

.,Nprp : Jormalinss (@imer &
atmenb) antiieptiides Maittel geeen
Branbruunben, Munben, 6autauss
i6lag ooer dbnlife 2eiben. 6. s.
Shmiot. Gaent, 6Dufton. 9eraS