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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-26

could be left in the sea for a Ions time
the action of the salt water would bring
back their color and luStre. The En-
press went to Corfu later.
While there she went with Father Am
brosius an old monk, who was her
friend and coniidant, to Il wild spot on
the shore of the island, and there they
hid TIE pearls securely in a tissure I'M
der the surface of the water and left
them. There the pearls We're when the
Empress met her sudden and tragic
death
Father Ambrosius fell dead in the
cloister when told of the death OF his
mistress. The pearls, SO the story
te!lers say, await a lucky finder some
where along the rugged coast, and are
likely to be the Captain kidd's treasury
OF Corfu.
Taking the story for what it is worth,
the fact remains that there are on rec
ord many curious instances in which
pearls apparently sympathized with the
health and mood of their wearers. Pearls,
too, often lose their color and lustre for
nc perceptible reason, and in many cases
Ecver regain their beauty.
All through the Orient there are jewel
ers famous as doctors of sick pearls,
and to certain of these doctors pearls
Of great value are frequently sent by
the native rulers and merchants. The
salt water treatment is one OF the most
common methods of dealing with Il sick
pearl; so if Iizabeth'S necklace is by
any chance where Corfu gossip locates
it, it's pearls may be finding healing
while they await discovery.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-26


,rrc eau de cologne in their baths, or
sachcts of varying prices, the most eN-
ponsive half guinea, the least three
oerce. The costliest sachets give the
yater beautiful milky look ana
parkle as if champagne were mixed
with it
"a good softener is composed of four
unccs of alcohol (gin is said to be u
cod one to choose for the purpose.,
:2lf an ounce of ammonia, and one
rachm of oil of lavender. When the
ace has been laved with this lotion.
dded to a basin of nicely warmed
ater it should be gently patted, not
rubbed, with a piece of soft old linen.
he result will be bright eyes and pink
,eeks. If there is any inclination to-
ard rougllncss OF the skin a good cold
ream may be massaged into it as d
fishing process. A little borax softens
rashing water, but care must be taken
, get borax, and not merely pulverizcd
soda. -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-26
zheOa Of Courtesy.

Did YOU ever watch q great engine
which seems to be the personifcation of
power? II you have. YOU have doubtless
noticed the men who care for the health
and well-being OF the monster-men be-
,rime0 and greasy. darling here ana
there with long-spouted oil cans, distrib-
lting the lubricating oil which makes the
huge engine move with ease and rapidly
and with the least wear upon It's compo-
nent parts.
From a big engine to the affairs of a
woman's daily life seems Il far cry, but
did you never hear of oiling the domestic
machinery? Every housekeeper knows
that the oil Of good Housekeeping is at
tention to detail, care for the many little
things, so trivial in themselves. but the
sum of which make up a large percentage
of the aggregation known as home com
fort. So much for the housekeepers lu-
bricant, but this is not the subject of my
theme.
At the beginning of the new year I
would call the attention of the women
readers Of The Times to what seems to
me to be the essential lubricant of daily
life. domestic and social. and the lack of
which has many times brought discredit
to the sex; so 1 write to YOU of the "oil
Of Courtesy.
It is a good old word (thus commend
ing itself on its face to those who have
a fad for antiquities), coming to US
through the French. and has been in use
certainly since Shakespearc.s time, for
that author writes approvingly of a
character possessing an 'unwearied spirit
IN doing courtesies.'' The dictionary de-
fines it as .spoliteness, an act of civilfty.'" $.
but the best rule for courteous living to
my mind. is the Biblical Injunction:
whatsoever ye would that. men should
do unto you. do s3ye even SO to them.
Put this rule into practice, and YOU have
the very essence Of courtesy. Thought
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-26

paste in very small buttered patty pans,
or little 1,ouche 1nouIds, for twelve to
fifteen minutes, and when perfectly cold
mask half the number with vanilla cho-
colate, just enough melted to pour. and
the other half with royal icing, or any
white favored glacc.
Chocolate Wafers-Mix four ounces
grated vanilla chocolate half a pound
caster sugar, and the stiffly-whpped
whites of two eggs with Just enough fine
flour to form a smooth paste. Now roll
this paste out as thin as a. penny, stamp
it out into little rounds with. a plain or
nuted cutter lay these on the baking
tin, and bake twelve to fifteen minutes
in q slow oven. When cooked slip a
palette knife under them to detach them
from the tin, and set them for a minute
or So in the oven mouth to dry them.
If preferred these may be rolled out into
three or four-inch cakes. and then, when
lifted from the tin. roll each quickly
round the finger or the handle of a
wooden spoon, and dry as before.
Brandy Snaps-Mix together one pound
of -four half a pound of coarse brown
sugar four ounces butter, a dessert
spoonful of alispice, two dessertspooa-
fuls of ground ginger. the grated rind
of half and the strained juice of one
lemon, and half a pound Of treacle.
Beat this all we'll together, spread the
paste thnly on buttered baking sheets
ard bake in a rather slow oven till well
colored When baked cut it in rounds
or squares roll each round your finger
or the handle of q wooden spoon as YOU
lift it from the tin and store in air
tight tins
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-26
for others manifests itself in courteous

FOR others manifests itself in courteous
actions Il
Life for most of us, fortunately, holds
only few great things. u few great
joys and a few great sorrows, but every
day is filed to orerflowing with little
5 Things. To these trifing daily actions
to the pin pricks of daily life. Il would
apply the soothing oil Of courtesy. Many
homes would be happier, daily living
easier, If in the stores of the family
medicine chest there We're kept a cruise
of courtesy oil. Alas, that it should be
so! But some people lay aside their good
manners with their Sunday clothes, Deem
ing both alike too good for home use.
Consideration for others, which means
courtesy, is not the least element that
goes to the making of q happy home life.
Surely if we consider the feelings of
comparative strangers in little things.
Should we not pour upon those dear to
us the Oil of courtesy? Show me Il home
in which the husband pays to the wife
the little attentions deemed common po-
liteness in the engagement days, and the
wife shows the same consideration for
the tastes and whimS of the man she has
married that she Showed to the sweet
heart, and will Show You a happy home
The children Qittle mimics they are)
breathe the spirit of consideration for
others, and unselfshness is the adornment
=
of.that home.
Now, just a word upon a subject that
we women are getting d little sore about.
Lack Of courtesy is charged against city
women, especially in the matter of street.
car etiquette. The masculine contingent
say we spread ourselves and our belong
ings over more space than is necessary,
and thus. compel the tired men to stand
up. Then they say tha- the men give
up their seats to the women, who accept
them as their just due, and do not even
say "Thank you" Dear twentieth-cen-
fury women, we must reform. We cannot
let mere man" Guido us in courtesy! ]
for long time believed that our sex
did not desire these criticisms, but from
personal observance I have concluded
that the people who ride on the cars
need the oil Of courtesy as much as the
wheels of the car need the mere material
lubricant.
Most of the women of this day are
busy women. and there are many graces
and accomplishments which we may not
have time to acquire, but at least let US
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-26
An Empress Pearl Necklace.
Treasure Said to Be Hidden Somewhere on
the Coast of Corfu.

On the coast of Corfu a story is told
which will perhaps some day pass into
folklore, for it is of the stuff of which
legends are made Whether it is true
or not no one can say. but the fisher
1ren of Corfu believe it and dream of 1t
When the Empress of Austria received
the news of her son Rudolf's death she
was wearing famous necklace of ORR
5ental pearls. Tii.~ night, so the story
gees. the attendant whose duty it was
to care for the jewels was Mortified to
sec that the superb pearls had lost their
s1rstre and looked dull and dead. She
spoke Of the matter to her mistress. who
in her sorrow did not even listen.
"A month or two later the Empress had
occasion to call for her pearls. and on
opening the caset found every pearl OF
the necklace a lustreless gray. She called
tho court jewellers into consultation.
but nothing could be done to restore the
pearls to I heir former beauty.
Finally a. famous chemist of Vienna
assured the EMPRESS that the pearls
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-26
as well. even while perfectly recognizing

as well. even while perfectly recognizing
the tact
DIIITIES AND LAWNS.
The dimities tho lawns. Madras are al!
charming, both in color and design. IN
addition ?iques viii be much used Tor
cooler days. and the simpler embroidered
Swiss muslins are in vogue. AS mat
Ter of course the French arc not the only
models AS l have said, they are much
liked tGr girls of four. six. eight anu
ten years OF age. and are really charm
ing; but the simple little frocks with baby
waists and gathered skirts and the box
plated and still palmer designs are all
correct and, in sr7lc. : Tire bahSTEEwalst
with gathered skirt has a distinct charm
Of its own and can include the Suinlpc or
be worn without as the thermometer may
decide For early spring wear upon the
street and for piques 10 be worn the
summer through, nothing supersede5 the
;ong-waisled bo.-plaited dress, with the
becoming sailor collar and shield, and
rnany Of the simple gathered frocffs are
given a French suggestion by making the
waist long and the skirt short, with the
sash pushed well down to conceal the
MAY NIANTON-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-26
French Women Demand Rqhts

The French women have been long
time in getting ready to demand their
rights" but now that they have ear
rived" they are making things lively.
First, they issued postage stamp which
differed from the Government stamp in
having the figure Of a man bearing a
shield inscribed The Rights of Woman.
instead Of woman bearing one labeled
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-26

reasons. but We will pas them now Wor-
ry not only wrinkles the face, but 1t
wrinkles and witfers the mind. Have Il
hearty laugh once in d while. 1t Is q
good antiseptic, and viii purify tho men,
tai atmosphere. drive away evil imagin-
ings, bad tempers ana other ills.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-26
Sotfenh1g Water for the Bath.

Water softeners are never moro USE
full than during the winter when the
complexion requires great care" says
"The London Daily Mail
Wealthy women use any amount OF
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-26
Brotberly Criticism.

Mrs. NewlybIessed tsushlnslyJ-Don's
you think baby is a perfect miniature OF
his papa?
Her brother Cwickedly)-Yes, think as
a miniature baby rather flatters his rapal
Brooklyn Eagle.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-26

lay in a supply of the oil of courtesy,
for Emerson tells us that Life is not so
short but that there is always time for
courtesy
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-26
The Dead Poet.

His was the love of art and song.
And well he loved the llowery way:
Yet great his wrath at prospered wrong;
When evil triumphed day by day
Then plunged he in the fray.
And when brave innocence went down
Then did the vanquished find a friend.
With him went justice through the town,
No foeman ever saw him bend;
He scorn for scorn could send.
Men said his heritage was lost;
For, born to gentler use, his youth
Was wasted in rude strife; the cost
Too great, they deemed, although, in
sooth
Through him men learned of Truth.
So were his songs but brief and few;
Yet of some lives they were part,
And on some souls they fell Ike dew
Dead-now men say; he fave TO art
The epic of the heart.
From Poems and Inscriptions, by
Richard Watson Glider
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-26
AmatearHotograper' Mistake

'She was rather inclined to accept him
till he took a picture of her That was
too much, SO she said Mo-
II see. He developed the wrong Mega
tive."-Philadelphia Bulletin.
They who tread the path of labor follow
where my feet have trod:
They who work without complaining do
the holy will of Gid.
Henry ian Dyke.
Toni don't think III ever get up
enough courage to ask you to marry me.
You know faint heart never won fair
lady
Belle (blushingl-'.B I'm a brunette.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-01-07
|. vI0LFS0N, Ecke Main Plaza, San ANTONIO, TEX.
2l1 Oas Yu6lifltnl.

Die n5reie Greiie" bat iiber 400
etablirte Igettturen i'm 5taote, tuiro
an iiber 700 8oitufficen perIanbt, unb
bat cine eroBe 8erbreitung IN Der
0abbar= GepubIif WerifU, i'm esnbia=
ner=gerritpriuln unb SflabDma.
SIR girfulations=Gebiet in geroS
eritredt fib p0n @alpelion Bis binauf
na6 9enllon, pon Mariba(l i'm Often
Bis nad 81 8oio i'm fernen @eiten;
es i1tieBt ieG61toerItdnoIid nit be-
Ipnher8 3ablreiben 2e1ern baS biht=
beliebelte Otittel=8eras mlo ben Slo=
ipelteu elm.
.8snei 3eifenoe fino beItiinbig, iabr=
elm, iabraus i'm Sntereiie oes 8lat=
tes untertpegs uno fiibren bentielben
inn 8erein nit unlereit riibrigen 2o=
fal sleenten fortspdbrenb mere 2e=
Ter su.
Sn 4'lbetrabt bieIer 9batla1en lit
Die nSreie Breiie". tou es iid borum
banbelt, Die beutlbe 8ebDlferuns gu
erreiden, Ses bette Senseige @ses
blum i'm Staate Geras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-01-07

S6mer5en psrbinbern jebe gei6Gf>
tigung ober Mblenfune ba ipirb es mir
redt triibfetis gu N1utb. QGes Imam
genebme, tpas. i'd il i'm 2eben gebabt
babe, fdllt mir Elm, tp'e itets Bel fol9en
9elesenbeiten; i'd fange enblid an su
ipetner.
0a flppft es an meine s6iire unb
auf ntetn eritallntes: n0erein" erf9etnt
bas 2ifett6e nit feinem 8ub9e anf
betn 2lrn1.
ngs is SSbne net gut, TN sc finn 70
ollein berbsi," beginnt iie tbeilnobmsz
bpQ, uoa baipp tcb als eebellft, i9
ipolt S6ne elnal g 9ub9e bringe!"
Sit faet bas leBtere nit Der frob9
lenbiten, felfenfeiteiten lteber5eugung,
baB lie mir bpn ibrenr 6D9ften mits
tbeilt, baB ibr &inb Elm 6eilmittel, Elm
Sroitfpenoer fetn miife.
11nb e5 toirb es auf-i9 nebn1e 3
8ub6e auf ben S6oob, td perIu9e nit
ibm gu fpielen unb i'd bereeiIe meine
MiTere ii5er ettpas 9eferen.
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Gin tiefes @eheimmif,.

Sc lit elm tiefes @ebeimniB, tueB=
balb Srauen &iidenlbmer5en, &upfz
ibnersen, 9eerooiit1t. Sblnflo1tg=
felt, Wfelanholie, Obnma9ts= unb
Sbpinoef=Gnfdlle rubie ertragen,
ba bod tauienbe betpielen baben,
oaB Electric Bitters lbneu lolbe
2eioen beilt. SD litt felt Sabren
unter Nieren=2eioen" ibreibt Srau
Bbebe GberleD BON Beterion, Soma,
yltno infolae BON 8lfeni6mersen
fonnte ib mid nicbt aIein anflei=
bea, ieoob, Electric Bitters beilte
mid pollitdnoig. rno, obrpDbt i1
lbDn 73 Sqbre oft bin, fam ib iebt
Die gonae 6ausorbeit belorgen.
Sour 90 Gents bel s. &alte1er &
Sobn, SEQ. S. S. S6mitt, Gigen=
tbiimer, uno 9lb. DreiB.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-01-07
TO The PUBLIC.

The weekly issue of the FREIE
PREssE FUER TEXAS" has po-
sitively the largest circulation
of all German papers published
In the State of Texas.
1t has over 400 established
agencies in the State, is mailed
to fully 700 post-offices, and has
an extended circulation in Mexi-
co, in the Indian Territory, and
in Oklahoma.
1t circulates from Galveston
to Denison, from Marshall to El
Paso and of course mainly in
the thickly populated central
and southwestern parts Of the
state.
Two travelling men and our
very active local agents are con
tinuously adding new sub
scribers to the lists.
In consideration of these facts
the "FREIE PREssE FUER TEXAS
claims to be the best adver-
Using medium in the State of
Texas, where it is the object to
reach the German reading po-
Dulatlon.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-01-07
Gin gutter arid,.

Ser tpegen ieiner bifiisen Geuilefcnl
In gana Yaris gefiir9tete Sournalif
Mlfons 8. batte einsn originelIen Srit
erfunben, um tn ben &ei itaurants sul
bebient gu fperben unb bod 1ebr billil
gu fpeilen. gu biefem 3tpede ii9erte e
fi4 bic Mitpirfung eines 5reunbes, al
benz er fagte; yWiait 9u beute UNI
fonft fein binireu2"
Natiirlid beanttportste Der 2lnber,
biefe 5rase 5uftimmeno. Wian eing ii
elm befanntes Reitaurant, unb 8. fagtI
nun gu ieinem 5reunDe, na9Sem Bill
Suppe aufgetragen mar: SD, nun laf
Dir elm 9aar berausreiben!I"
Na9bem bas beforgt mar. legte 8
bas 9aar fein iduberli9 auf einet
Seller. n&ellner," i9rie er bann, .rufer
Sic mir fofort ben @irtb, bas lit il
Elm Sfanbal."
Sie @dfte breben ii9 I'M, Der Wirtl
fommt 6erbeiselanfen unb frast entieBt
mas es eibt.
nSegeH Ste mem Qerr, fpds man II
Sbrer Suppe finbet!8
9amit rei6t ct tim bas 6aar.
sNebmen Sic ben Seller fprt," fdgt
Der Wtrtb gum &elIner unb fiigt banr
in liebensipiirbigem Spne 6insu
p0as 1T Elm tleines Mal6eur, aber i'd
fperoe es gut maden-perlaFen Sic fid
nnr auf mi6. Sic iperben 5ufrieber
fein, fpeiter iage id S6nen ni9ts."
8. brulnnlte nod immer Dor it9 bin
bod balb purbe i9m Elm ausse5ei9netes
Diner ferpirt; bier aellner rtFen fid
unn tbn, man Ierbtrte ibm bic feinfter
QBelne, uno als er Die 3e9e be5abler
tpolte. bat i'm Der Wirtb setp0bnli9
Dtes tletne Diner als gntI96bigune
anaunebmen.
Sa er bieisn S9er3 in ben perf9te.
beniten Heitaurants gum 8eiten CAB
10 fubrte er trob feiner bamaligen ee:
rtngen gtnfiinfte Elm rs9t angenebmes
uno billises 2sben.
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gspn fd1led1teu Siaarre,t.

Sblehtegigarrett nennt oer@Dlfs=
numb Sefunoarciaarren" benn Elm
BUG genigt, ooer n@rlf1nies=giaar=
rem (erreidte ben 6uf init Wtiibe
uno gsotb), audi n6eloerDsden"
(unD Der milee &nabe brob), poer
.Seumezgiaarren" (uno er lblug
iidb ieittuarts in Die giiibe). enolid
Die "Ginoigungss sgiearre" stebt MIR
oonn, menn eefiinbiat ipiro). In=
bere 3anen fiir iol6e r0reiladtaer<
Gigarren (25ieben, 1lpudt) iinb@ift-
nuoel, @alaenfanaiter. 9ie 6ebens=
art n Das 1T itarfer Gabaf" tpenoet
man ait, tpenn Semano ettpas Star=
fes sueelnutbet piro. Cine anbere
nGnnD 9obaf" beutet an, baB iid)
ettDas pDr ldngerer 8eit ereignete.
u@m geibt be Biep ut" iaat tpobl Der
Bauer, tpen Semano itirbt, uno yOu
parlht ben 9obaf nih rDfe" (Deine
5Dffnung piro Iih t1idt erfiillen.)
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glidlf inehr itidhhaltin.

Die Deroltete S6ee, Der 8Orper
braube BON 3eit 81 Belt Elm frafti=
ges, ftarftpirfenbes Burgier=Wfittel,
it ni6t 1nebr itihbaltig, benn DR..
Kings New Life Pills, Die tDtal
ualbaoli6 fino, regen Die 2eber
mieoer an, fDroern Die Seroauung,
entfernen ettpaige Gift Stpffe aus
benz Sgiten1 unb beilen ablolut Ser
itopfuna uno franfbafte &opflbtner.
gen. HreiS nur 25 Gents; erbdltlid
bel S. aalteper q Spbn, SEQ. S.
S. S6mitt, gigentbiimer, unb 9lo.
9relB.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-01-07
Gserliner 0icnerieflmlett.

8ei ben in ben lebten Sabrsn bduftg
in ben @orbersrunb eetretenen grDrtes
rlnsen ii6er bic Dieni itbotenfrage, 70
f1reibt etn 8erliner Geri9terFatter,
famen fait INNER nur bic peibli6en
Oientboten, &D9innen, Mmmen unb
Oienitmdbaen, tn 8etra9t. Won ben
mdnnlt9en @ertretern biefes Grtperbss
sipeises b0rte man gar nidts, obipobl
bieie bod einen nidt eerinsen proaents
fab bes gefammten Oienitperfonals In
ben @robfdbten fteuen. 9iefe 9batz
ia9e CAB mir 8eranlafung 81, einisen
9}a9forfduneen.
0ie 8erliner Oiener treten nt9t,
gleia ben Oienitndbden, ibren Dienit
an, obne gu ptffen, ob iie ben iie er@
ipartenben pflidten gepadien fetn
tperben ober nidt, fonbern fie bereiten
ii6 erft auf ibren 5utiinftisen 9eruf
Dor, tie MAIDEN eine regelredte @9ule
burd. Cine folde 8erliner @dule til
Elm unifum. gbenfo finb bic ganae
2ebrnetbobe, Der r@tunbenplan" unb
bic S6iiler bD9ft eigenartig.
Oas Nlter Der S9iiler 1T 5ebr berz
fdieben; piele tommen bireft na9 Der
4onfirmation, rnan1e, tpenn fie bonn
Wsilitdr entlaHen iinb. llnb ber59ies
ben, tpie ibr Mlter, finb auh bic llms
ftGnbe, ipelde iie bier aufammenbra9s
ten. Ser Oireftpr Der stnen @hule
perfi9erte mir, baB our 3eit Elm Npos
tbefer. Elm S9reiber, einise &aufleute
berf9iebener 8ran9en, ioipie cine Qlns
sabl 9anbperfer, &ellner unb 9ausz
biener ben uGurfus" mttma9ten.
g8enn. man ben Stunbenplan zines
a&urius" burdiiebt 10 fann man
faum bon i6pierigen unb let9teren,
ionbern e6er BON groben unb feineu
nStl,bien" ipre9en. 9as @rDbfte tpGre
bas puben. bas Seinite Der ltnterridt
IN franaoiiiher unb enslif9er Spra9e
Der 2ehrplan unlfabt ni9t tpeniger
Oenn 2S @esenitdnbe.
Gin redt buntes Bib bietet berlYuBz
unterribt. Sn Der M}itte unten tit Elm
S6iiler, elm erit fiir3li9 fonfirmirter,
aufiinfti9er piccolo, nit StiefelpuBen
bef9aftist, linfs tperbsn Seniter polirt
unb Elm sSobrrab geIaubert 5ier reiz
nigen atpei iunge 8urfben Elm Sogbz
setpsbr, bort baben einiee 30glinge
2ampen, Sfentbiiren, Militdreffeften
bor fi3. glo9 Qnbere puBen MeIIer,
@abeln, 2Dffel, ober tpaf9en unb trodz
nen Gldfer ab.
g}o9 Dem pubunterri6t folgt cine
2eftion i'm 8obnern: cine mG9tig
! srobe platte, bic einen partettboben
bartlett, ipirb bon etfpa sebn trdftigen
Sdulern bereineetragen unb NIT
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S6iiler bempnitrirten Der 9laifs, tpie
biefes 5u gefd9eben babe.
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tieung BEG Dieners, bas Serpiren. Gu
bem 8e9ufe purbe Elm fsitlid eef6miid>
ter Slid aufgeiteqt, an benz bier S9iis
Ter plaB no6men. Sieie reprGientiren
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uno nit peiben 9anbfduben, ferbiren.
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| por3ellanfbiiiiel einen Slid pon rtez
| figen Oimeniionen herum. Der Q(nbere
f6snft aus elmer ebenfans pirfli9en
Gbampaanerflai 8aifer Elm. Der
| Slid 1T aus pdpiernade, baber ber
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bsr r9errsn. Sas bilft i1nen absr
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gauienbe iuersen perbanut.

Sn jeoem Sabre miro cine eruse
3abl unsliidlider, beren 2uneen
ibpab uno franfbaft lino, gesnun=
gen, Elm anoeres &litna aufsuiuben.
9ieies 1T nit aroBen Soften perbunz
ben unb elm @rfolg ni6t INNER aes
piB. @eht niht in ben 8ann,
menn DR.. Kings New Discovery
(gegen Sdmin0iudt) @ud su 6auie
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6als= uno 2unaen=2eioen. 5bon
na6 Der eriten Doiis erfolet 2inoes
rung. @ritaunlibe Seilungen perz
ben bel ldngerem Nebmen betpirft.
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Gents & $1.00. Seoe Slaibe miro
garanttrt.
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Die preuBifhe 6taatsreaierun

= Die preuBifhe 5taatsregierung
mill anaeblib mebrere bunbert Mi(=
lionen Marf fir Die Nniieolune BON
2anobouern aus bem peitliben uno
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gei6iebt, I'm bem ruiiil1en unb lpe=
ciell oen polniiben Clement in ie=
men @egenben Elm @eeeneetpi9t su
ihaffen. Die @inmanoerung p0n
BDlen lit perbDten porben.
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mons Cough Syrup Sic oaoUn
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