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New-York tribune., 1903-02-15

prize case That man has gained forty-hve
pounds since June l."
The tent system for the tuberculous insane of
the Eastern Division of the Manhattan State
Hospital was established by DR. A. z. Mac
donald. its superintendent. in June, 1901. The
immediate treatment of these cases was given TO
Dr. G. Floyd Haviland who has made q special
study OF this particular disease. OF eighty-one
cases ffty-fve, according to DR.. Haviland's OBJ
servations have shown increase in weight while
twenty-four of whom nineteen died. have lost
in weight The average gain for the former
six and d half pounds The average loss
Of the latter was four and two-tf1ird pounds
As the capacity of the camp is limited to forty.
only the worst cases arc sent here. which natu-
rally initiates against the best results. Ten
patients x no were transferred back to the wards
in the autumn Of 1901. and who were gain ad-
mitted 10 the tents last spring. all showed physi
cal failure although when first in camp all had
made progressive Improvement Those that
died were in q far advanced state when they
came to the island Even under such condi-
tions twelve have been returned to the wards.
apparently without any symptoms Of the dis
ease
The greatest benefits" Dr. Hagand said re-
Gently are an increased appetite and an in
creased ability TO sssimilat4 food in the body
and a quicker perception and clearer under
standing In the mind Diet Is most impor-
tant feature Four meals are served daily-a
breakfast of cereals milk and eggs an II
O'Clock meal of meat vegetables and other SINH
larIv substantial foods; afternoon meal of
cocoa. beef tea. chicken broth or milk with
crackers and biscuits. and in the evening
suurer as simple as the breakfast.
The women patients Of the western division
New-York tribune., 1903-02-15

Of the hospital that afflicted with tuoercu-
losis are also segregated but instead of being
placed in tents they live in house, along the
side of which is built wide. two story porch'
inclosed in glass. The sashes of the glass are
on hinges so as to permit a free circulatloh o.
air. and the more favorable cases sleep there aI
night, as well as spend their time in the sun III
the daytime. The results obtained. however
are not as good in the tents of the men
Although there are more than twice as many
women under treatment as men. the number OF
tn7nroved cases is the same for both.
At RlackweIs Island. the sanatorlum estap-
New-York tribune., 1903-02-15

of the character of his disease Another pa
tient who is now slowly winning back his heahh
and strength was robust sailor two years ago.
and fell sick as a result of sleeping with twelve
other men in a crowded forecastie. Still anotner
inmate of the sanatorium was brought hither
from a fashionable hotel at Asbury Park where
as waiter he slept in an Ill Fenthdteu Io'ii
with seventeen other employees
Commissioner Folks, who has thus mace the
first practical step toward Kidding the city OF
the nlague of consumption by providing d
senarate sanatorium for those patients sufferins
from, t,,berculosis and thus not only building up
+ba health ~ those sufferers where 1t is posi-
BILE but lessening the danger of infection that
much in their former homes, has made a cdi7
f,I investigation of the Wards Island tents
and has been most favorably impressed Win
what he saw Mr. Folks, however, VIII not rest
with simply adn4iring this kind treatment. put
v-in introduce the system on Blackwells Island
next April and thus greatly enlarge the work
Of the city sanatoriun.
"As soon as warm weather comes, SAID the
Commissioner yesterday, we will erect as many
tents as our appropriation will permit ana HI
then, with patieuts who cannot be admitted
n our buildings from lack of room By this
r,eans +ha city ought to care for several thou
sand more persons than it does at present In
several ways tents are better. They are cheaper
mora easily handled, and can be destroyed when
in danger of becoming infected with germs
When the city is ready to set apart farm IN
some mountainous region conveniently near the
city, where the air is dryer and the tempera-
New-York tribune., 1903-02-15

lished by Commissioner Folks is in the OLD
buildings vacated by the Manhattan State Hos
ptal for the Insane when that institution was
removed to Wards Island Here the patients
are treated much the the women on
Wards Island end obtain almost an outdoor
life by means of liberal ventilation. They are
also heavily fed. the stomach being compelled 10
digest and assimate the greatest amount of
nUtrtive food possible. There are nine hours
sleep night and nine meals day. as follows:
At a. m. breakfast of cereals. bread and but
ter coffee and beefsteak or poached eggs.
At a m. cod liver oil. with whskey or sherry.
At 10 a. m, eggnog.
At u m dinner consisting of soup. beef or NUT
ten. potatoes. another vegetable and bread
At p m cod liver oil and plenty Of berry.
81 p. m, beef tea
At p m, eggnog
At A. ; p ? m supper Of pudding soft boiled egg.
At =. m, hot or cold milk.
The results for the first year just ended are
most encouraging. OF the ,431 cases admitted
in the course Of the year all of which were con
siderabiy advanced having been brought hither
from Bellevue and other city hospitals 37s were
discharged as improved - as much improved
and - practically cured. There were 3a4
deaths. 81 wee transferred elsewhere for surgi-
cal operations and 81 were sent home after it
found that their cough was not that of a
consumptiye Al the end Of the year. 2ai still
remained under treatment.
The MIA jority Of the inmates Of the Blackwell $
Island hospital are victims of unsanitary sur
roundings and not Of hereditary taint. ONE pa
tien1. for example contracted the disease by
working i'm the basement OF the General Post
Office next 10 a fellow enpoye who was a con-
sunptive His neighbor wss cnreless in fxA
peetoratng about the floor. not from any inttn-
tien 70 harm his fellows. but through ignorance
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one big fellow who always tried 10 turn his back
on the rest the doctor said
This fellow was as bad case Of tuberculosis
when he same here ever saw. The bacill
in his lungs were not only numerous. but viru-
lently active. Last July he weighed l3o pounds
Now he weighs 163 His disease appears 10 be
totally arrested He has stopped coughing. and
I have no doubt that if his mind should become
sound and permit him to take proper care of
himself. he would completely recover.
The doctor then pointed TO bed in which
man whose frame was much too big for it
looked vacantly about and said: That is our
New-York tribune., 1903-02-15

Assemblymen Richter. Doong and Sherry of
New York. and Bulwirkle, of Kings County. all
live together. at No. 8 Columbia-st. All are Dem
ocrats and close friends. despite their politics.
Bulwinkle and Richter sleep in single beds. while
Doong and Sherry share large folding bed
All went happily is possible for Democrats.
with only occasional outbreaks and discussions on
the subject Of free silver free trade until some
made the charge that Assemblyman Bnl-
Wrinkle snored. The member from Kings tried
sleeping on his right side and then his left to
accommodate his roommates. but when the charge
was not WITHDRAWN he vowed vengeance. Ac-
cordingIy. ne took Assembyman Richter into his
confidence and morning. when both Sherry
and Doolins were still fast asleep, nc shut up
the folding bed.
There was a smothersd series OF wells from the
depths OF the mattress sheets. blankets and pill
lows and then suddenly the sounds ceased. Bul-
Wrinkle gra bbed the foot board and tried to pull
it down but it stuck like car window Richter
threw his fSS pounds into the scale. but they had
not the slightest effect
They'll die if we can't open that up. gssped
Bulwfrkle
They're d-d-d-desd already stammsred Rich
With all the strength they could muster the
tpo men took heave and pull together and
the bed gave up its prisoners
The inmates however. by means dead
and there might have been special elections for
two vacancies in the lower house had not A.
ssmbIynlan Bulwinke averted the impending
storm by SAYING;
Here don't Kill f'iI tell YOU how IL hap
pened woke up with a start few minutes ago.
and found that it Sherry. lie snoring
loud enough to spring leak in the roof
Il opened the window. continued BuIvnkie.
ITO let some the noise out. and the that
came in like spring. il shut up the bed
Mr.. Bnlwinkle Is now sleeping on his right side.
II vaS after the debate the Elmira Election
bill which the Democrats. with the aid Of sena-
tors Brown. Bracket and EIsberg, had succeeded
in sending baek 70 the committee. that Senator
GRADY happened to say 20 senator Green. who sits
across the aisle,
Well you Republicans having hard time
Of II this session.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-15
FIN AMONG THE ALBANY LEGISLATORS.
SOME OF THE HU1IORS OF THEIR YORK IN BEH4LF
OF THE PEOPLE THE STATE

inmacuIateIy attired at all times of the day ana
one of the questions he is compelled to answer most
is that he is not a Wall-st. banker His 1rlends
regard him with considerable pride as an deal
upstate gentleman, true Sir Roger De CoVeriey'
Mr. White owns a handsome estate seven OF
eight miles distant from Utica, and here ne mas
built a house on a hill 1t commands view or
the entire surrounding country, and on clear Gay
Mr. White delights take his guests out on MS
broad vera1das and point out towns forests ana
mountains which lie miles distant within the circle
of the horizon.
Thus it uas last summer that Mr. White had for
his guest Congressman James s Sherman he
took the legislator out on his veranda. and point
ing of toward the north he said;
congressman. now 400 feet above the
sea. Lake Ontario lies over yonder, and with a
good glass you can see the blue of its waters
Il don't 6oubt 1t at all remarked Mr.. sherman
thoughtfuIIy With strong enough glass
guess you could see the Pacific Ocean
New-York tribune., 1903-02-15

The members Of the Senate the other day
thought they were going to hear recitation from
Milton by Lafayette Gleason. the assistant clerk
of the upper house. Ii was at the election or the
dcorkeeper There were two nominations made
respectively by the Republicans and Democrats
in caucus. The Republican candidate was John
Gorse Of Tonawanda, and the Democrat was
George A. Paradise. also Of Erie County
The vote on the nominations was Of course.
mere formally as it simply case OF the
majority turning down the minority. Thereupon
Mr.. Gleason said. after announcing the number
of ballots for each
Paradise Lost
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ENGRAVED GLASS SET This is one Of the
TO BE CLOSED OUT. daiutiest patterns
that we have had, but new ones are coming and
we have decided that this one must go This IS
the only excuse for this very important reduction
New-York tribune., 1903-02-15

The CUT GLASS This cut glass set, as illus
SET TO BE SOLD. trated above, IS good
quality glass, deeply and richly cut with cut stem
and star cut foot. Other patterns are coming, and
this one must go To effect an immediate sale the
following prices are installed:
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Xette 9lmffDrDermng.

Das Slid flopft an Cure 9ir, ers
areift 8, ebe es gu ipdt 1T. Geroient
8elo pbne Milifo. Scr. gomaro
gnoele, St pert Winen : Snaenieur.
1873 Union : @traBe, Seem Orleans,
bat Die @rano gentral-W fir Die
Seem Srleanler Authenticated infpi=
sirt uno nennt lie cine poiitiu iihere
Nnlage. Cine entpidelte Mine i'm
grDBten uno ltabiliten @olblaeer.
Die Mine lieet in Central @itb. Gil
pen County, Colorado, 40 Weilen
BON Denoer. Sitel perfeft. sic lit
I Weile bonn Depot uno ! Weile BON
Der Boit : Office entfernt. Seine
Bombs poer b~epor5ugte Nftien. 8eiS
ne besablten 8eamten. Nqes miro
eleibmdBie geteilt. Wir brauden
cine Mtiible far unlere @rse. Babn=
Iacilitdten erfter &laiie. ueber Is
Weilen 8eleiie i'm Gountp. u. 9.
MGnsberi6t fir 1900. Seite 113,
rennt oas 2aeer oas &Dnigreih Sill
pen. 8roouttipr $500, 600, 600 bis
beute. @ilpen County bat 1884 in
Seem Orleans ausaeiteat. Sir nee
niae Gage tperoen Muftrdae 81 40
Gents bic Mftte entaeaengenommen.
O. g. Guffner, 30 9ortb Ram'
part Street. Stem Africans. Ga.
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eine mepp,nrtpn In sidt.

Gin llhereS Nnaelbel elmer beOoritts
benoen ummdlSuns unb %erniter Stos
rIln9en in Sbrem Spitem iino gteruoii=
tdt, SGlafoli9feit Ober uebelfett
Electric Bltters" tpirb balb Die lditi.
gen urladen bieruon 5erft6ren. Dies
Mittel perfeblt ME, ben Masen 81 itar-
fen, bic Nieren unb ben Darn : Canal
81 resuliren, Die 2eber an5ureseH unb
bas 8lnt 5u reinisen. Beionoer8 siinltig
mirft bas Mittel auf erihbpfte Merz
uen<Spiteme uno ale bamit i'm 3uiam.
iamenbanse ftebenbe 8ei9iperoen ssoere
iduinoen inter BET fraftisen Ginmirfung
oeiielben. Electric Bitters" foitet nur
so Gents uno bas @elb wiro 5uriidees
9eben, tuenu es nidt obai9e 8efriebis
gung sepdbrt. @arantirt bur6 bic
apOtbefer S. antteper & Con unb 20.
0reiB.
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Ser gaueritpff ais MaIer III Der
Watur.

Gin GROCER Teil Der Tarbenmehiel
bic mir in Der groBen Watur beobahs
ten, fpmnt burb cine Witmirfung
bes Saueritoffes Der Suit suitanoe.
Wentl Elm @egenitano aus reinem
@upfer an Der SUIT iteben bleibt, 10
maht bas &ot leiner uriprungliihen
Sdrbung cine aQmdblige Werdn=
oerung burh uno permanoelt iib.
nadbem er Elm ean5e5 5erbenipiel
ourhldnft, in Shmars. Die uriahe
bafir lit, Die iih iteigernoe Muf<
nabme BON SaueritDft uno bic uebers
fIbrung bes reiuer &upfers in Saus
erftofperbinoungen. Die ihiaernoen
uebergangsfarben meroen ~alleroings
abnIi1 ben Jarben elmer Seifenblafe
nod belpnoers ourh cine 2ibtbrehz
una an ben beioen Jldhen Der bius
men OrDoid)ibt ueranlaBt. giIen
ubertleioet iih in feuhter 2uft 5us
ndhft nit einent lbmdrslibariinen
ueberaug uno miro oanr bellr0t, Die
Jnrbe beS gemeinen Moites. 8infs
roft 1T peiB, Quefiilberroit rot.
SilberruIt brdunlibibmar5. uno iie
fino 1dmmtlibe einfade Beiipiele Der
Orpbation. Sc bDber Der @rao Der
Observation-Disclosures lit, beitu itdrter
pflegt auh Die S6rbung su iein. Die
einfamen observation-disclosures BON
&alium uno Wangan iino leibt braun
be5tu. rpeiB. Bei ftdrferer Orpoieruna
tperben Die StDffe eldnseno grim,
BEL nod itdrferer purpurrDt. Der
Sarbenwehlel, ben gemiiie Shaf'
there beim 9Dbex burhmahen.
lift uermutlih AUDI elm Graebnis ber
SauerftoHmirfung. Die Traae. ma.
rum 6ummern unb 3rebie beim
aodber rot neroen, lit oft unteriubi
tpprber, obne gar5 b~efrieoigeno be.
antuprtet gu fem. Sin 8run6 if
mabribeinlih, oaB Die Sbale oel
Grebstiere cine Berbinoung bon 81:
len unb Sauerltoff entbdlt, Die beim
&oden ourb meitere Nufnabme uor
Gaueritoff lire Sarbe dnbert. Nud
rotes Menihenbaar perbantt ieiner
@lans pabriheinlih Der Nntpeienbei
BON @iien i'm 3uitano bober OTpoa'
ton uno fann oaber ourh gbemifa'
lien. bic ben SaueritOff an iid 5ie'
ben, mie Die Dproeaausidure. emit
fdrbt meroen. Der Saueritoff lit TO-
nit pieueibt Der grDBte Maler in oel
Watar, uno audi bic berbftliber
Tarbenmebie[ Der Bfansen fino per
mutlib gum aroBen 9eil ieinem Gin
fuB 81 ueroanten.
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Gin Snrdaaebeuocs yferp,

bas iute tod Die StraBen entlana raft,
lobaB Die 2eute aus Dem @agen talen
ooet bunoert Sale dbnlier Mrt iinb,
altdslibe @reisniiie. sc 1T baber fir
3eoermann dngebradt, cine 5uuerldilise
Salbe bel Der 6ano 5u baben, aber feline
1T 10 gut, pie y8uflens Mrnicassalbe."
8ranbwunoen, 5duitte. iuuuoe Sie0en'
Sal5fluB uno 9dmOrrbpiben beilen bd=
mad uno peri9winben idnel inter ibz
rem linoernbeu ginHuIie. rs Gents in
ben @pctbeten bon s. &atteper & 5on
ano Noolpb 9reis.
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sic mertnnufe Rof;ce e, a. e;,e

Sic uertbpIife RDlice lit Die elmer
qebenss unb 8e5unbbeits 8eriieheruna.
aeudbrt burdb elm p~or5iglibes 8lutreis
nigunssmittel. Mus benz Bimte baut iih
Der &brper ~beffdnoia neu auf, 1T oieies
unrein, 10 frdntelt er, Sn ben 8eroau.
u~ngsprganen miro es bereitet; linb bte1e
frdftig, I'm aebDriae Nabrung 5fnea in
reibeS Slut gu p%ertuanbeln, 10 lit Der
Nienib geiun6. Beim eriten 8eidben elmer
Strung in ienen Orsanen gebraucbe man
oaber oa8 beritbmte BlutreinlauuQSmit.
tel, ST. Bernard 4r1uterpiIIen. lin
fOftenfrei cine 8rpbe gu befommen, ab,
RETIRE P. Neustaedter & Co., Box 1915,
New York City. 8reis % Gents. Sn
Mpothefen gu bnben.
9ie NntiaIto bpIbene e.
euns in Gentralafrita, bic 8eleien
6anb in 9anb nit gnglanb gu f0rbern
bemiibt 1T, madte in ben lebten Sabren
sroBe Gprti9ritte. Sm Sabre 1900
fpurben am 8ongp 1,236,625 Quarts
4ltobol eingefiibrt, 1901 purbe bi.
@infubr. in Solse Der 3ollerb06una
bon Is uuf 70 Srancs, auf 1914, 1865
Quarts rebu5irt.
auf BEN g traben o n
paris eibt es. bic 0ffentli9en SIR
ten unb QortonIagen natiirli9 nidi
mitgere9net, 86.012 gdume; unfer
biefen iinb 25,919 platanen, eth
Baum, Der raid pd9ft unb betoratip
febr gut pirtt. 1914 8aftanien.
bdume, 1896 lllmen, COLL Mborn.
bdume. 4484 Sptomoren. 4364 @ta,
%5ienbdume, 3205 2inben Il, T. IN. unh
Rur cine eide,
81 de parifet s. Sat.
ID / + I + miiden ibrer Butter cine
aleinigteit 9pnig gu; gutter Butter
sibt oieier einen t0itliden @eIdmad
uno Duff, uno ielbft i9ls9te Butter
rpirb baburh UNI 8ieles ebbarer,
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gaaes Weuigfeitem.
Snla n b.

Sn ct. Souls bat M1rs. Blair,
Die Satin oeS 10 arg oerfrahten
bod : %pr0minenten Scr. Salnes 8.
8lair, ibr Gmt als Brd1ioentin oes
9amen=9 ireftDriums Der @elt= Nusz
iteIung nieoereeleet uno an ibrer
Stelle muroe Wtrs. 9euie Grant
SartDris. Die eins,ae 3udlter oes
psritorbenen 8~rdiioenten Grant, ee=
mdblt.
Or. gobpr, Der StaatS : Sc.
iunobeitsbeamte BON 9eras, befinoet
lib our Belt in Der Bunoesbaupt=
tact Balhingtun, nm nit benz Sc
neralar5t Or. Bpman au perbanoelu.
IS banoelt fib babel I'M getrteinlam
BON WerifD uno ben Ser. Staten
81 er9reifenoe WtaBreeeln. nm oas
gelbe Steber in 9ampico uno anbe=
rem Stdoten su befdmpfen, pprt benen
aus eS nah Dem 5iiomelten Der
Ser. Staten perihleppt miro.
= Senator godren bon Wiiiouri
tpeiaerte iih. ith Der BON 8lofburn
einaebrahten &eiolntipn gu fiiee11,
ourh nelhe Die bemofratii9en Mitr
alieoer bes Senates aesnungeu tperz
ben ioaen, ale MaBregeln gu inter
itiber, Die BON elmer 3meiorittels
Maiorltdt i'm Barteisg Caucus angee
nDmrten morben fino. Sc bGtte niht
uiel 9efeblt, 10 ndre godren oes@
halb aus Der Bartei berausbeproert
mDrben.
Der Spred)er Cannon bat nit
e%initimmiger 8%uitimmune bes Oauz
les ben Dele9ater &alauianoolo bon
9amaii gum Miitelieoe bes Nus>
lbuiieS fir ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ten ernannt.
= 9bomas u. @biloa iun., Der
Sobn oes n3auberers BON Menlue
Sort. bat einen Magnetic lec-
trio Vitalizer'' er%funoen, ourh mel.
hen er ben oeutlden &aiier furies
rem mill.
u uSlano
- Sn Jranffurt an Der O5er lit
Der Oberitleutnant ppr @0b pom 8.
Snfanteries 2egiment rpegen lbuerer
ntfunoenfdllbuug gu d Sabren
8udtbaus nerurteilt muroen.
- Nuf Dem ummeae Iber 2onoun
miro aus Berlin miteeteilt, baB cine
Sueite &ebtopfsO Operation ON aailer
Wilbelm ausgefiibrt moroen 1T unb
oaB mabriheinlih nod cine brittle
%nDtwenbig nerben tpiiroe.
Das Teltament bes peritorbes
benen ipaniiben Cardinals Serrera
entbalt elne @lauiel. mona1 Dem
fpaniiden General, mel1er suenit bic
0~ieoerla9e BON Cuba uno Manila
rd6t. Die Summe BON $4,000 pers
maht miro.
Nuf Der @enerals8 eriammlunQ
oes 8erbanoe8 idbltiher Snouitrielz
Ter bielt Der Sabrifnnt Mlfreo Bets
ihDm cine leiDenihaftlihe Heoe iber
bic 8efdhrouna bes oeuti1en 6on.
bells ourh am~eritanilhe 8ongeIebe.
Ser Heoner iagte mDrtlib: sd bin
ourh unterrebunsen, tpelde i'd i'm
Nusmdrtieen Nmte NIT Treiberrn
Sped BON Sternburg. benz oeutihen
8otihafter in WalblnetDn, uno Dem
Seem gorfer @eneral= &pniul 8nna
bate, gu Der ueberseueuns eefpms
men. Dab mir alien amerifanilher
8ousgbitanen maftlos eegeniiber,
iteben. Die oeutlhen Snoufrieaer
iino babes auf SeIbitbilfe angepie.
fen. England lit bereits al suei
Dritteln BON ameritanilhen 9apital
nerihlangen. @ir 9eutlfen iino
auf Dem beiten Weae basu. Die
groBartiee Organization oes arneri-
faniihen &oniulatSpelens, woourh
Iaes ausipionirt miro, NOD halbmega
elm Wewinn 81 bulen lit, biloet ben
0nuptbebel. Der beutlhe Mitel
riibrt fih erit. menn es gu ipdt it,
2~---
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Cine Weleaenbeit

biaig gu faufen. Cine ausgesei1=
nete 3abnbiirite unb cine 5lalhe
BON unierem 8abnpulper, oas Stid
25c Dert, nebenbei gelaet, cine bel=
iere Birite Ooer beiiereS 8ulper lit
ibwerli6 su befommen. Sour fir
Elm paar 3age Derfaufen mir 8urite
nit Buluer suIammen fir 25c,
SanBfino's Drug gtore,
5l7 St-6puSfpnsStroRe
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Im 5luBufer, in Der Rdbe Der
Bride an Der 4. Strase, wuroe cine
&eiietaihe ~acfunbeu, uel9e elegante
8leioungsitide entbielt, auserosm
aber cine 5taide nit @ift. Sie
9aibe entbielt unter anoerem audi
Elm nit G aeseihnetes ieioenes 90.
ihentudl.
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gDie Der @emns ,ines VmSoimss ben

Isle Der 8emmf rineS YnOoin8s ben
8etueis l~iefert, Db es gut 1T ooer ttcbt.
ebenlo liefert Der @ebrauh oes 9ar1ors
Observation-Disclosures HANAkElSSn ben
Betpeis fir letne Seilfraft. 9ieles @leids
mis- bintt aber iniDfern, nls ia bic Berets
tung Der Buildings, ielbft oerjenigen pnn
eleiher Sprte, cine Deribieoenarttge TT,
tuabreno ie6es 8apfben "Anakesis"-
uno ibr @biab geht in Die 9nnoerttaue
lenbe-bem on6eren bDGig 9leih 1T uno
aleidJ tuirft. Nuh beoarf es ba teines
Benches weiter. benn S%esionen f~urirter
Gatrenten beseueen bic Seilfraft bes
s'Anakesis". Woreiiire P. Neustaedter
& Co., Box 1916, New York City, nm
~fpftemfret cine 8rDbe 81 befommen. Die
"Anakesis" tit in alien Mpotbeten aii
haben. 8reis ST..
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Scr aampf ,pirS Elm erbttterter feim.

%CS StNusPt WV wv SkptttC<tSb fEtH
9ieJenigen, bic babel bebarren, tire
Obren ben aubauernoen @%mpfebtunsen
bon Or. Sings Neuer Gntbeduns" fir
Ghwinoiuht 81 ueridlieBen, iuerbeu
eineu lansen uno erbltterten &f ans
5ufedten baben gegen lire 2eiben, ipenn
oenielben niht balb elm perbdneniBpol-
es 8iel 9eiebt wirb /! Man leie, mas
2. 81. 8eaI BON 8eaa, Miii, gu iasen
bat : ,2ebten .Serbit 5eiste meme
Srau alle Symphonic pOn S6iuinbiu9t
Sic nabm D9r. Sings Neiie @ntbe>
dung" nahbem nues anbere feline @ir-
flung perfebft bate. Sofort seiste iid
gefieruns nnb bier 5laiden beilteu iie
u0llig. 9arantirt BON ben apotbefern
S. &alteper & Con unb @eolpb 9rei8.
8rei5 so Gents uno s1.00. 8robes
Jfnihen frei.
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sg greDbt Gub pabreno Der
Seiertose an benz f0itlihen Stlams
8ier. oas Spesialbrdu Der Gone
gtar Sramcrei. 0as aus Dem purs
5ieliditen b6bmiihen 6upfen Hno
Der beiten @erlte bereelteut 1T.
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Gus Der gerleaenbett, mas
man ieinen 2ieben 81 @eibnabten
idenfen iou, miro man befreit, tuern
man Dem Store BON Sic 9engg
einen 8eiuh abitattet. Sier finoet
iid nielerlei @iibfideS uno Sd6nes.
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SIN 81. Diitrifteerihte bat
CHARLES q. 8reaop Die Snterna-
tionalbabn auf Shabeneriab i'm Bes
taee bon $4,000 pertfagt.
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On gSoco hot bic iblid1e yVpi

Sn 8aco bat Die iblihe Weib.
nahttnaQerie bereits Elm Spfer eee
foroert. Der 3eitunesjunge @iQie
Git itarb in Sulee upn 8erlebuns
gen, bic er iih bel Der Spielerei nit
5euertuert 5ugesuaeu batte. am
ainnbadeuframpf.
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Vile llnannebmli1teiten iino
pereeiien uno Seoermann freut fif)
auf Die lhDne Weibnadtsseit. Das
6aupt Quarter fir Spieltuaren,
IanebsG rtitel. Die neueiten @eielIs
idaftsipiele, 8aumpub, Sdreibs
Wateriolien ETC., lit rpie INNER bel
Wic 9enaa.