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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-07-20


buried on Warsaw islanG, of the Georgia
coast, during the civil war by confederate
blockade runner, to escape capture by
eral hundred thousand dollars, and Mr.. Has
lip was here making arrangements for tls
transport alton of his find He would me-
admit that he had found the money, but he
bought a lot of canvas bags and made other
arrangements which indicate that he had
bullion to transport. Haslip has been on the
than a week. He obtained the secret of the
treasure from Amos Bemen. who was first
mate on the confederate blockade runner,
Lucy Verne, which sailec out of Baltimore
for Charleston, carrying large sums in sill
yer and gold.
The treasure belonged to the Starke family
of Baltimore. Chased by federal ship, the
captain of the blockade runner, fearing cap
ture, buried the treasure on Warsaw island,
where 1t remained until dug up by Hasiip.
The island is owned by George Pearsons, 8
wealthy New Yorker, and it is possible that
he may claim the treasure.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-07-20
HEAD OF TRADE SCHOOL
Miss Suzanne Miller Holds Impor-
tant Place in New York.

Miss Suzanne Miller, formerly a teacher
at the Madison school in this city, is now
principal fthe Manhattan trade school
in New York city, the only institution Of
its kind in the country and possibly in
the world. A New York daily received
this morning by Dr. c.. M. Jordan gives
a full account Of the work OF this school
and compliments Miss Miller very highly
This institution, which is at 2S3 w Four
teenth street, is a private venture and is
supported by voluntary contribution. The
chairman of the executive board Is Miss
Virginia Potter, a sister Of Bishop Potter.
1t is school to fit girls for remuner-
ative occupations. There are classes in
dressmaking, millinery, embroidery, lace
work, decorative needlework, bookkeep-
ing, sample mounting and kindred occu-
pations. Recently an exhibition Of the
schools work was held and the display
was the marvel Of all who visited 1t.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-07-20
'PINOS ARE SAVAGES
Methods Of Torture Used by. Them
in Making Away With Ameri-
can Soldiers.
Sergeant Boies Says Military Should
Not Be Hampered by Civil
Government.

tits just scrap between the military
and civil governments and the civil gov
eminent is on top Is the way Sergeant
Herbert E. Boies describes the attempts
of the United States government to rule
the people of the Philippines.
Sergeant Roles, who has lived in Min
neapolis the greater part Of his life and
who attended the North high school, en-
listed at San Francisco with the third
artillery in 1900, saw service in China,
and is just back from the Philippines hav-
ing been mustered out as sergeant Of the
thirty sixth artillery He has been lin
nearly all of the islands on active duty
and has no high opinion Of the Filipino or
of tho governments system Of governing
him. d NC
They're savages, just like the Indians
were, and they Ought to be treated as
such" said Sergeant Boies this morning.
This talk about the way the soldiers have
been treating the natives has done more
harm to the cause Of good government
than any other thing. Why don't you hear
something about the way the natives have
treated the soldiers? Burying alive is q
common thing, over there and sometimes
they make the soldiers death harder by
smearing syrup over his face and leaving
that exposed. The ants do the rest. Slow
4 1y cutting their victim to pieces is an
| other Filipino pastime, while splitting over
a slow fire is another.
| y. Know Will an talking ABOUT De-
cause have been there. But what can
you do? It's a case Of civil government
over there Low. and the Filipinos can come
right into a town and commit their
depredations under the eyes of the SOL
| diers. The soldiers can't move ahead;
the constabulary goes out after them and
goes thru the motions of doing something.
!" Jakey' Smith showed them some
/ thing In Safuar and that is the kind of
| thing most of those Filipinos understand.
/ The Sunday school doesn't really appeal to
| them. There will be a reversion to milf
tary rule before the United States gets
thru with the islands. Then they will be
worth having
4 Sergeant Boies will visit with his grand
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. "A. b. Sessions of
| 723 First avenue S, for few weeks, a Aar
which he expects to leave for EVENT,
1 Wash, where his mother, Mrs c. D. Boies,
and his sister. Mrs. Eugene Kennedy live.
] He is thru with army life.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-07-20
ASSESSED CASH, NOT AUTO
A Problem Wisely Handled by Board
of Equalization

Vi
Automobiles are not very easy to as
sess. a young man, before the city board
OF equalization. this morning, objected to
an assessment Of his machine on the
ground that he did not own 1t on May. 1.
When did you. get it?" was asked.
!, Not until May 2. It didn't arrive here
until that day."
/ But you had the money to pay for it?''
No, didn't have the money either,
until May ~ =
Where was your money on May 1,
then?'
Il didn't have It. got it in from nv
father-in-law after the machine arrived. .
Well, but you had to pay something
down on the machine at the time you
bought it?''
.'Only $15o.'#
e The matter was settled by assessing the
young man for $3.50 cas- hand striking out
the automobile.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-07-20
BLOWING UP FISH
Dynamiters at Work on Lakes One.
Is Convicted.

Dynamite has been used extensively
this summer by unscrupulous market fish,
ermen in northern Minnesota. Lakes
well stocked with pike and black bass
have been cleaned out by exploding
charges beneath the water. This kills the
fish and brings them all to the surface,
where they are scooped into boats. The
game wardens have been on the trail of
offenders, and at last conviction has
been reported from Grand Rapids, where
dynamiter was fined SIS and costs.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-07-20
RAW VERSUS RARE.

B bCOOKlyn Eagle.
. She stepped to the window this morning
after breakfast and parted the flmy curtains.
h-h-h!" she sighed, ecstatically, as she
gazed enraptured at the bright blue sky
'Ah-h-h!" she sighed again az her eye fell
gratefully athwart the sun kissed lawn
Then, Of. course she quoted Lowell's line :
)" And what is 50 rare as a day in June?''
He, the unfeeling wretch, stood behind her
and answered: Why, another day in June.
Yesterday, for instance, was more than rare
It was raw
Thus he exposed the fact that he himself
was a little UNDERGONE.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-07-20
A BEREAvED HUSBAND.

You look as II you were in trouble, my
friend. Received bad news ?"
Yes Here is telegram which tells me
that my wife drove buggy and team into
tho river this morning, and that they were
washed away and drowned &.
Good heavens! That is bad news indeed!,'
Isn't It? don't care so much for the
buggy, Blu: that pair Of horses cost me $3.50
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-07-20
THE DOCTOR STUMBLED.
youngstown Telegram.

When the average lawyer attempts to Cross
examine, doctor the latter seldom fails to
show ap the barrister's lack of medical
knowledge, altho occasionally the doctor
sometimes shows himself well up. The law
yers tell a story of o well known physician
who, while on the stand in common pleas
court, declared that the plaintiff in the case
then on trial was Ambiguous +,
What do you mean by the term ambigu-
Gus o." inquired the lawyer. 81
II mean that he can use one hand as well
as the other!" replied the medical man,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-07-20
DAILY CANVASS No. 295

The Minneapolis Journal, out
of 6, 914 residences caevassed, had
5,114 subscribers; the Eve,,lmg
Tribune 1919, the Morning. 1rib-
N11e 1884,.
The Minneapolis Journal IN 81
apartment and flat bataldi1ags cam
passed had 1868 subscribers
Evening Tribune 189 and the
MoTning Tribune $50.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-07-20
CITY NEWS.
WEATHER NOW AND THEN
Maximum Temperature To-day So
Degrees; a Year Ago ~ Degrees.

Serious Blood Polsoning-Dr. c., A. La
pierre, 314 University avenue NE, Is seri-
ously Ill of blood poisoning, which devel-
oped from a slight cut in his hand. lie
was slightly improved to-day but 1t not
yet out Of danger.
Secretary Wilson comlng.-Secretary OF
Agriculture James Wilson has notified w.
G. Nye, secretary of the public affairs
committee of, the Commercial CLUB, that
he will attend the sessions OF the Amer
lean Forestry association in Minneapolis
next August
Lumber Exchange Company Election
At the annual meeting Of the Lumber Elk
change company, which operates the
Lumber Exchange building, H. G. AXE
ley was elected president, F. A. Chamber
lain vice president and J.. s. Porteous
secretary and treasurer.
lnsuIar squatters Move--The Phelps
Island ejectment episode. in which sew
eral squatters, including the Indian Chief
Joseph La Framboise and some Of his
bead selling tribesmen, appeared as OBJ
jectors, and Sheriff Dreger's whole force
assumed tho role of law -enforcers for the
Western Realty company, is closed. Con-
siderable persuasion was required tc
make the Indians realize that they
that result was finally accomplished, and
this morning all squatters moved. Car
rington Phelps effects were removed onto
some Of his lots by the deputies. He
made no resistance. Deputy Iceland is
still on guard.
cIancy's Strenuous Time.-It cost j. e
Clancy &c. a suit of clothes and pint Of
turpentine to be run over by peddler's
wagon at Tenth avenue S. and Washing
ton last Thursday. Clancy was run dow1
by the. peddler who was trying to eludt
some small boys. He had a pint bottle O.
turpentine in his pocket and new sui
of clothes under his arm. In the collision
the bottle was broken and the turpentin'
ruined the suit A quarrel ensued ant
when patrolman John Ecklund Of thu
South Side police attempted to arrest him
Clancy tripped the officer and escaped
Ecklund swore out warrant for Clanc!
charging him with disorderly conduct ant
the man was arrested by Sergeant A. D
johnson and Patrolman John Thompson
He pleaded. guilty and Judge Holt finet
him $40 to-day.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-07-20

Last year one Yale student spent $11, :
600. Another who got along with 5000
knows just as much and has fewer expen-
sive tastes to cater to.
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To-day's Canvass.

Bayless. - River Road
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-10-31
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.
It 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 Ell
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-
tising medium in the State OF
Texas, where it is the object to
reach the German reading po-
pulation
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fen Wunfd eetbsilt21 fragte Ifbredt.
Gs ipar etipas in ibrn, bas i'm brGnete,
bic 5rase an bic Mutter ieiner 8raut,
anifatt an biefe felbit gu ridten.
nGlaubine-" ipieberbolte 5rau BON
Iblefelb unb narb iebt inne, bab
@laubine ii9 ME seaubett.
nNein" rief glaubine, rnein, OIL
hre9t!"
Onfel 9ons, i'm @efu6l, bab sr
SdulO on Der S5ene babe, tpolIte per@
mitteln.
u@ieb, mein Sunse. 0as lit nur
10: es ftebt fdon In Der Btbel, bab
bas Metb Water unb Mutter berlafen
ion unb benz Monne anbaneen. llnb
Glaubine nimmt germ atles auf iid.
mas iie fiir lire @9ulbigteit bGlt.
alber bafiir finb ia mir often unb
Sadberitdnbisen ba. unb iptr meta
nen nun, Dein 9llter-9errsott, es
iammert mid ia felbit-fDnne Dein 2e>
ben 5eritDren, nidt Bios als Dffisier,
fonbern du9 als Monn. @laub' mir,
Glaubine lit berliebt in Did unb fieht
jeBt Bios aues in roiigem 6dein. Mber
bas bide Gnbe fommt nad. 9laub' es
MIR"
Ontel 6ans bate fein Slid NIT
feiner 8esriinbung. gr psrsab. bob
| feline Sdtpagerin als Sreunbin bon
Bernhard GIaubius fi4 genaue 9tbel>
fenntnib f4ulbis 5u fein glaubte unb
auh besbalb angeetgnet botte.
(Tortietuna fDiat.(
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Nu bas Yublitunl.

Die n5reie Breiie" bot uber 4O(
etablirte Igenturen int 5taate, uirf
an iiber 700 8oitofficen perianot, unt
bat cine erDRe gerbreitune in Der
geabbar= &epublit Werifo, i'm ssnoia-
ner=5erritorium uno Otlaboma.
Sbr @irfulations=@ebiet in 9eras
eritredt itb BON @alpeitun big binaui
nab Dentlon, pDn Waribau i'm Often
big nad 81 4alu IN: fernen @eIten;
es iblieBt ielbftperitanblid nit be-
ionhers sablreiben 2elern oas bihtz
beiie6elte Wittel= =Teras unb ben Siio=
tpelten elm.
3tnei Weiiembe iino beftdnoig, jabr.
Elm, iabraus i'm SntereKe oes Blat=
tes nntermegs uno fiibren bentlelben
i'm Wersin nit unieren riibrigen 2o=
fal : Geenten furttpdbreno mere 2e=
fer 5u.
Sn Gnbetradt oieier Tbatiaben ift
oie pSreie 8reiie", tpo es iib oarum
banoelt, Die oeutibe 8enDlferung su
erreiben, bas bette elmseiae We,
bimm im gtaate Geras.
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SAN ANTONIO.
ssleiihtemermms IN 9emtih Lamb

gpnlul gilbert in 0raunibmetg
bat bent Staatsoepartement in WaIbs
ington beribtet, oaB Die anbaltenoe
5leiibteueruua ben @eaenftano bic.
ler 8efbtperben bel Der &eaieruna
gebiloet bat. glls pDr einigen Wos
naten Die 8reiie fir Sblahtuieb su<
riidgingen. muroe gebDfft, oieier
Gudgang tperoe cine Gertninoes
rung oes HreiIes fir Speiiefleil1
init iib brinaen. Das lit ieoob
nidt eeibeben, un6 bic SDff=
nung auf elm 0ahlafien Der 5leifb-
teueruna iteint iih r1ibt reaIiiiren
81 mDllen. 2aut Witteilung Der
Braunibpeiger Sbl1hter Snnune
ftellte iib in Braunlbmeig Der Ser.
taufspreia i'm 5hldhterlaben uie
folgt: Obienfleilb, II bic 10 Gents;
GalbfleiI1, 18 bic 19 Gents; Gam.
melfleiih, 18 Gents; Sbmeinefleiih,
IL Gents.
Die v5reibanf" i'm itdotiiben
S6lahtbaus, on Der ninoertpertiges,
aber nidt ungeiunbes Sleiid ners
fauft tpiro, miro nehr beiuht, als
oies friiber Der Saa mar. aein
Sleiibreit1en, oas pbne Nahteil
fir Die @eiunobeit ireenbtpie perner-
tet ueroen tam. bleitt unbeniibt.
Die ,8erliner sleilHerseitung" teilt
nit, oaB eine @eleaidaft fih eebil-
bet bot. pel1e fir ben beutihen
Sleiihmartt baS tpeite 6interlano Der
fibiriihen @iienbabn ausnuben mill.
Sic tuirb BDfelfleilh in aannen bon
8 Bfuno in @aeenlabuneen BON %. !.
900 Bfuno auf ben oeuti1en Warft
tuerfen. Nur aus9eiuhtes Shlabts
pieh ioa pon Der @eiellihaft perarbeis
tet tuerhen. Die Iusgaben fiir Mns
tauf, 8ubereitune unb transport oes
B6telfeiihes iDlIen fid auf $500 Wf.
per 1000 Bfuno itellen. Die @e<
iellbaft glaubt, i'm Sriibiabr ben
oeutihen Warft NIT feinen uno suz
trdQlibem Sleiih gu billieen Breiien
periDraen 81 fDnnen.
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Nus &om miro berihtet: Ser
8alait Sarneie, Der Dem iiicilianilhen
8meig Der Samilie Bourbon ange.
bDrte, 1T BON Der frans6iiihen STE,
gieruna fir 5000, 900 anaefauft NOR,
ben. Der Breis iit angeii1ts oes bi.
itorii6en unb fiinitleriihen Mertes
oes gigentums, non Dem es nod
Dor &uraem bieB. oaB es nitt unter
bier WilliDnen Dollars nertauft mers
ben uiiroe, elm iebr maBieer. Der
Balait ssarneie iit ems Der lhDniten
@ebauoe leiner Grt in Der 8elt. Die
ginrihtun9 oes Baues begann unter
benz Bapit Baul LII. nab Bldnen
BON San @allp, oouenbet tpuroe oas
Werf aber unter Der 2eitune BON
Mibael NngelD. Die frans6iiibe
&egierung tuirb ibre bieiiee 8Dtlhaft
in oem Balait etabliren, Der ihun
einmal Der ameritanilhen Neaies
rung gum 8auf an9eboten muroe.
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Sd niyeI.
AuerIei Smtertfiautes aus airrlci Ge.
biet-Tiir Seben rtiuas.

@tne 6liege lsgt i'm Sabre
IL bts 13 wsal jebesmal ettpa ,120
Gier.
. er @ OI + It m bat eine
@9neuisfeit bon 81 Meilen in Der
@tunbe.
@ine ngrD BE" Grau lit
bic Rronprtnaefiin bon Ddnemarf. sic
mibt 6 CUB 5 3On
Gin Oltbenbaum tpirb nit
benz britten Sabre ertrassfGbis, Elm
0ransenbaum aber erft i'm fiinften
Sabre.
Sn St IL n miiNsn bon ie
100 gum Mtlitdrbienit aufserufentn
iuneen Mdnnun 80 iuessn torperlider
llntaugli4teit aussemuftert tperben.
Set Nei EN- auf ben malaD=
H4en 9trDmen tpsdelt man an bere
f9iebenen Stdtionen. bie Ruberer unb
tommt auf bisfe Meife f.hr RAID DOm
Gled.
Don 8ritif 9zSnb ia n
beHeben bte Ser. @taaten idhrlin
Maaren I'm Msrtbe bon $26, ,78O, 900,
bas 1T a4tmol 10 ptel, ala Der GrpDrt
Der Der. Staaten na9 Snbien. y
Deutf9e Rauffabrteis
f4iffe tn mtttlner Uobrt bon mebr
als 5000 Tonnen @ehalt miiFen BON
1, Npril 1904 an na9 ein.m 8unbess
rathsbd9luHe etnen atpeiten sepriiften
Sttusrmann fiibrtn.
Die 9emif DE ) n b II # + ie
Defenders bie Graeusuns bon Nnilins
farben. 1T bon alien 2dnbsrn in
Deutjdlanb am b0dfsn enttnidelt. Sn
ben Sabrifen bisfer 8rande iinbs mebr
alS 10000 perfOn.n bsf9dftigt.
Gtne dinefif9 81 i'm :
mel tarte beftnbet iih in Der
pari{sr VattonalbtbHotbet. Sis ipurbe
900 Sabre b. CIR. beresitsllt unb 1880
Der barin Deraei9neten Sttrne iinb
aud mad benz @tanb Der beutlssn Tor>
f4uns torr.tt etnsetrassn.
Cine aaroffs. pie man fl.
bcr 125 Jabren gu elmer Reiis bon
Strabburg na9' puris bsniiste,
braudfe gu biefsr Gobrt runb eff Sage
bel tasli6 5tp0lfftiinbiser Gabrt. unb
Der plab toitete 100 8ranfen; basu
tamen nod bus lleberna6ien unb bas
GEen.
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Sir $500 natb 9enti@lauD.

Deuti6 amerifaniide 3eitunaen
tDeroen i'm alten Gaterlano nit aro-
Ben SntereIie gelelen, neil 1ie 1iH
frei auslpre9en unb baufig pDn orii=
ben mebr 9euigfeiten unb Na1ri6=
ten bringen. alS Die beutlben Bel.
tungen ielbit. Die n5reie BreIie fir
Eeras" lit briiben iiberalI, tpobin iie
geianot wiro, elm lebr germ selebener
@ait nno fam iib riibmen, Nner=
tennung uno 8iiroigung gu finoen,
tuie aus aablreiben Briefen an uns,
iouie an Dieienigen, tpelbe bas 8latt
an ibre Wertpanoten 1biden, berpor.
3ebt. @er oaber leinen 0ermanoteu
uno Jreunoen cine 5reuoe erpeiIen,
ibnen Elm nilltDmmenes @eihent
MAIDEN mill, Der beitelle fir iie Die
rSreie 8reiie fir Teras" Oos Sn=
tereiie fir Eeras, tpie iiberbaupt fiir
ben Staat uno Die @egeno, NO Die
Bertuanoten tpDbnen, 1T in Oeutld)z
lamb lebr lebbaft uno es lit unnDas
li6, in Brinatbriefen cine 10 GRIND.
libe Muftldrung uno 8elbreibune
oeS fremoen 2anoes gu geben, mie
Dies Die nTreie grehe" allm5dents
lib tbut. Sir ben geringen 8reis
pon So perlenoen mir purtDfrei unler
relbbaltiges WD9enblatt auf elm Sabr
an iraeno cine Noreiie i'm Nuslanoe.
Die ssreie Nreife fir Seras Vubl.
Gpmtani,.
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800 Bclpbnuna. 500.

Sis aeier bieier 3eitune weroen ia freuetl au err
fabren oab es penigfens cine gefhr9tete Rrantbeit
beien i'm stanoe 1T; 6al's 3atarrb= =sur 1T Die Elm.
see jebt Der dr3tiben 8rtoeridaft betannte potioe
Glr. Ratarrb erforoert ols cine @oufititionstranf=
belt cine confitutionelle gebanblnne. 6al,s Ra.
tarrb lr ipirb innerl9 eenomnlen uao pirit oirett
ouf oas gIut nno Die ihleimisen Oberfid@en beg
Spfems, oaburh Die @runolaee Der &ranfbeit 3er=
ft5renb unb Dem Yatienten Sraft eebeno, inoem iie
Die Contribution oeg &5rpers nuibaat iino Der gatir
in ibrenl Werte bilft. Die Gigentbhmer baben 70
piel gsrtrauen gu ibren eittrdtten oaB e Elm bun=
bert Dollars gelobnune fir jeoen Sal anbieter,
ben lie sm turren perfebt. 2aBt Gu& cine 2iite bon
3eagniiien tonlmen Man abreilire:
G.J. gbenep Co., Spleoo, Ohio.
AT 8ertauft bon allen Mpotbetern, greis rs
Gents Die GlaiHe.
6dns' ssamilien= 8ileu ano Die beHen.
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9entide Meeioens= 9rnderel.

NQe Irten pon Drudarbeiten tuers
ben in oeutiher, engliiher uno ipa=
niiber Sprabe fem uno iauber 5u
maBigem Breiie auS9efiibrt. Speci=
alitdt: Drud pDn Statuten, Gerlps
bun9Ss, 5eiratbsz uno @eleeenbeitss
&arten. guf Gnfraae peroen So.
ltenanihldge geliefert.
9fic Genaa.
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Gtm Stebesprtct

tpiiroe Sic niht intereiiiren, penn
Sic geraoe auf Der Sube nab elmer
garantirten Salbe fiir gSunoen,
Brano . Gerlebuneen ooer 6dmorr.
bDiben iinb. Ottp- DDob BON Buns
Der, Wfo., ibreibt: SD litt elm
Sabr lang an elmer bdbliben @unoe,
aber cine Shahtel n8udlen 8 g(rs
MICA Salbe" bat mid furirt. gs lit
Die bette Salbe auf groen. Blu
baben fir 25 Gents in ben Mpotbes
Zen Don s. 9alteper &sSun uno
BON Moolpb DreiB.
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lln OaS YsubIffunt J

Sn Solge Der pielen arbeitiparen-
Den Woibinen, ole mir neulib auf=
geiteut baben, iino mir in ben Stano
geiebt, .,6ieglers stanoaro See
gream". friiber $3.50 per @allune,
ieBt fir $1.00 per @allone su pers
fnufeu.
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