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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-22
CALLS LYNCHING A PREvEETror
Declares Negroes in Present Condition r.
not Be Other Than Desuises

To the Editor of The Tribune
Sir; In the sunday Tribune OF Au.us. "a
Fitch. writing on the results OF S7u+b,- :. ~
ings makes some most astonishing and sI 80
statements. There IS doubt that r,,.Lt. ~
great evil and a crime against the rc-,-,,S9 y i
which 1t occurs But in his letter 70 Tn. rrsS. y
MI. Fitch says the southern Confidence =. 80
only one that eyer deliberately starved 90 dear ~
prisoners Of war" Il is simply a rnatta- = =, -
tory that other countries have been g,r,, - AIS
a damning crime. but 20 irnplte Sueb =, -. o-e'
our Southern brothers who differed v--,t - %
on vital point IS malicious Staterlen+ ~
were men. righteous men. who led the So
cause who must not be rEarssd with vfors,t- =
laws Of God and the Jaws Of war in sr,b a,
manner; moreover. he goes on to assert e.. :,
denals OF the South rob heroes OF their glorv 49,
martyrdom ~+'-
II would seem that CIr- Fitch reasons ,,-,.,,,,
IN comparing the great South q, ,av,-s -,
when We Of the North must lift I'd our he,4s -,
behold lynching in our very midst. Neva-,so
less. tho sentiment Of the North is azai,., -,
RUE 50 TOO think. the sentiment OF the sou,b
Is against f. SUM
There is no doubt that lyncbi,r =. .. 49,.
some degree prevention. Until -vav - -
Ioun0 70 stop the atrociOus crimes OF the 49,
, vi tlieT, the gentleman cannot understand vE-
10 southern whites have such tremendous No.
Tor or andlgdrnaton. Has he been in The sons -
seen TIE negro Hbertine? In his present 80. -"
ton which. by the way. some very good w. u
StrNihS 70 elevate. the negro cannot be other ia,
despised re IS in the vast MA ioritv too 1900
20 3e upntted so II seems at present HoTTtvs-
bear fruit in later years. nay
We look for the enlightenment OF the ne~ro s,-
ton OF the negro ana the Southern EbertiTa n ~,
possible. would ask in what way has Mr. F1feb
SHOWN southern human nature SO strange a thiag3
Washington. Aug It. 1903 'H''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-22
FUMIGATING IDLE HOUR.
Health Board Physicians Also Seeking Cause
of Typhoid Outbreak.

sayvillc, Long Island, Aug. N.-Five physicians
Of the State Board of Health, including woman
physician. fumlgated w. X. Vanderbilt's house
Idle Hour, ar Oakdale, to-day. The work was
thoroughly done, the house being fumigated from
cellar to garnet. The cause of the fumigaton was
the case OF typhoid fever that recently occurred
on the place. The patient, Charles Newman, has
been removed to an outbuilding on the estate He
taken sick about week ago. lie is being at
tended by Or. Savage.
The physicians who did the fumigating also made
investigation as to the cause of the outbreak
of typhoid This afternoon several of the visiting
doctors left here for Bridgehampton a similar
mission.
The wife Of Arthur PTimm, son Of Superintendent
Pr1mm. gave birth to-day to q son. The mother
and child will be kept as far possible from the
typhoid fever patient.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-22
BOY FAILS TO SAFE HER.
His Stepm0theF Drinks Acid-He Is
Burned Trying 10 Stop Suicide.

Walter Moreau, the young stepson Of Mrs
Emily Davey. struggled with her late yesterday
afternoon in attempt to Illustrate her deter
mination to drink the contents OF bottle of
oarbolic acid at their home, No 24S Reid-ave.,
Brooklyn. Part of the acid fell upon his hands
burning them badly. but the woman succeeded
in swallowing enough u cause her death before
The arrival OF an ambulance surgeon.
Mrs. Davey had been Respondent for some
TING on account of III health. About o'clock
she kissed Walter and went into the dining
ROOM closing the door
The bog. suspecting that something was wrong,
followed his stepmother and saw her lifting
bottle 10 her lips. He sprang forward and
caught her hands. There was struggle. during
which the acid fell upon their hands. This
caused the boy to release his hold, and Mrs.
Davey then swallowed the remainder Of the
ECid
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-22
LIGHTsHIP CAPTAIN MISSING.
Failed to Return to Post of Duty at Hog
Island After Vacation.

Captain Henry Harrison, of No. % Canal-st,
Stapeton, captain Of the Hog Island lghtship, has
been missing since August 4 The police have been
asked to look for him Captain Harrison IS sixty
years of age. He reached home leave Of. alb
sence on July IS. On August he LEFT home to
report at his station. John Delaney and Robert
Uhler accompanied him from Stapleton TO Man
haitian and TO the dock to take a steamboat for
Providence. No was heard from him.
On Wednesday Mrs. Harrison received a letter
from the inspector of the lighthouse district asking
why Captain Harrison had not returned to duty.
She replied he had, and the inspector replied in
turn he had not Then the police were asked to
take the matter UP. Captain Harrison is one of
the oldest men in point Of service in the lighthouse
department. He has commanded the Scotland and
Fire Island ships before being transferred to Hog
Island light.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-22
TRIBUNE's EDITORIAL COMMENDED.
The Negro Will Do Well if Treated Well, 1t
Is Declared
10 the Editor ~ The Tribune.

10 the Editor Of The Tribune
Sir: I have only words of communication FOR the
editorial IN yesterdays Tribune, under the title OF
The Vicious Circle" An important and difficult
subject treated by you with such skin and
elearness that It ought TO convince any uup-eju-
diced man.
Perhaps another word or two viii help strengthen
your position viz. that the greater part OF the
blame for the present peculiar state OF things. as
regards lynching ia the South belongs to the white
man. The Southerner tells US that the negro is a
creature Of ungovernRble lust. unable TO restrain
himself when opportunity 10 assault woman
preferably white one. occurs. we are also told
TINT Ne do not under tand the negro as weIl as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-22
LEpERLE INspgcrs PusHcARr MARKET.

Health Commissioner Lederle yesterday made
tour of the East Side and inspected the 'pushcart'
market at the entrance of the Williamsburg Bridge
There. he said. he found everything clean as
could be. An effort viii be made to set avn
ings for the pushcarts. Commissioner Lederle said
the spot an ideal one for the vendors and that
they were doing splendid business
In speaking of the soft coal situation Commits
sioner Ledere said that the smoke nuisance had
abated. 1t thought in the coal strike last
winter, he said, that fl would be difficult 20 get
people to burn hard coal exclusively when the
strike ended. This. however not true, he
said, it seemed now that there little soft
coal being burned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-22
FIGHTS NEGRO CoLoNIzATI0N.
Indiana Editor Criticises Representative
Crumpacker for Friendship for Blacks.
[Br TELEGRAPH TO THE rRlBUNE.I

Laporte. Ind, Aug 21.-The war against negro
colonization in Northwestern Indiana started by
A J. Bowser editor of Porter County, is
spreading through the section. New-York
corporation owning large tract Of land in Por-
ter County plans to import some three hundred
negro men for farm work, and d large number
have already arrived. Mr.. Bowser declares that
there is grave danger in the coming Of the
blacks, and urges white citizens to refuse to
rent or sell property Of any kind to the negroes,
or to give them any employment.
He critiCises Representative CrumpaCker for
the friendship he is showing the blacks, and
charges him with the responsibility for attract
ing these settlers to his Congress district.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-22
TRAMP CATCHER SHOT AGAIN.
Two Bullets in Detective Frawley This Time,
but They Are Extracted.

Trenton. y. J.. Aug. 2L-Detectiye Dennis Fraw-
icy. OF the Pennsylvania Railroad, started out to-
night find Harry Young a colored man. who
earlier IN the cay had put two bullets into the
detective while the latter trying to arrest him
a tresnasse- the railroad property Frawley
Was Joined by other detectives sent here by the
railroad and it is believed the negro is in hiding
about the Interstate Fair grounds
Frawley IS known throughout this section as a
tramp catcher. having arrested in his time about
three thousand tT&mps. He has been shot fire.
quently. the last time being less than three months
ago. one the bullets to-day took effect in Fraw-
'ers arm and The other in his side The bullets
were extracted at ST. Francis's Hospital
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-22
SUES FOR DAMAGE TO THE ARROW.

IS the result Of the collision between the steam
yacht Arrow, owned by Charles r. Flint. and
submerged scow in the bay on August ), suit for
SIS DO las been brought against the Beard Dredg-
ing Company. United States Marshal Haubert, Of
Braoklyu, has served a libel against the property
of the company TWO tugs Of which had the sub
merged III tow. According 10 Mr.. Flint the
men IN charge Of the tugs made no effort 10 warn
isssEing vessels Of the danger. lie asserts that
The Damage 10 the boat was $4,000. and he seeks
.509 additional for tho loss Of the of the yacht
for the six months that IL viii take 10 make the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-22
CRIPPLED MAN KILLS HIMSELF.

Axel ]. O5tergren. who up to the time he was
stricken with paralysis two years ago success
fully conducted small tool factory committed
suicide yesterday morning at his home No PA
IWenty-third-st., Brooklyn. He vas found dead
with bullet wound in his right tempe and ra-
Volver still in his right hand. Ostergren's bust
ness mad been almost ruined after he became a
cripple, but he remained cheerful. honinR to
eventually recover, until this hope was shattered
seNeraI weeks ago by q second and more severe
sons " o4iH III &C
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-22
STEAMER FALCON FLoArEo.

TAs fishing steamer Falcon. which went ashore
on Sandy Hook Point Thursday night. was
safely noated at high water yesterday morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-22

REPRESENTATIVE EPISCOPAL CHoIRs.
article by IL. y. II. in fo-morross's Trfb-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-22

hCssiAs POLICY REGARDING MACEDONIA
AND TURKEY.
Article by ''Ex-Attache." In to-rnorroxz,.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-12

MARTINSON'S FIFTH ADDITION.
Palmerston avenue, lots "a. IS.
Edward street, lots rs, III
Phillip avenue, lots 401, se3. 405, z0l, aug,
Al. Alb, as. All as, 42l, z23. AS. S35. 43l,
z3e. Al. 443. AS Doc. 30S 80. Sl2. 314. GIG.
MARTINSONS SEVENTH ADDITION
Block IL. lots 16, II.
JUNG. ON TOWN COMPANY'S ADD
ZION
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-12
Steamship Tickets to All
Points on the Globe

Wichita ticket ONCE carries . fun line
ready to hand TO the purchaser a. soon
as reservations can b made. We can
handle the foreign steamship tranc
where prepaid steerass tishsts from the
old countries are desired. with TIE least
possible trouble TO those Wishing to bring
their friends or relatives to the United
States. All you have to DO 10 10 deposit
the amount OF the fare with VI. We give
you a receipt and deliver the ticket to the
European passenger. ana sec that they
get to their destination In this country.
We are agents for the following named
steamship companies:
Hamburg-Amsneaa line. New Ysrk to
Hamburg.
North Gernaa Lloyd. New Yssa ~
Bremen
Cunard line. New York 70 Liverpool.
White Star line. New YORK. to Liver
pool.
Anchor line. New York a. Glasgow.
French line, New York 10 Havrs.
Dominion line. Boston % Liverpool
American line. New York TO Southamp-
tor
Red Star. New York 20 Antwerp
Holland-American line. New York to
Rotterdam.
For sailing lists OF the above named
lines, and rates for railroad and steam
ship tickets to any point In the world.
call on or write
I. r. SHERwIN, p. & T. A.
Missouri Pacific Railway station. cor
ner Wichita street and Douglas avenue.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-12
GARFIELD PARK ADDITION

GARFIELD PARK ADDITION.
Madrid avenue. lots Is. =. l. ). 5. T.
g. II. g.
DODGE S SECOND ADDITION.
Vine avenue lots 5. -. 81. g. IS s.. s.
Miliwood avenue. lots y. "a. 70. . 80.
81. 50. So. 81. SO IS. so g.. 81
Anderson avenue, lots 81, IS. -. -. 81.
g, s.. 81 s5 60 81. IS.
PRINCESS ADDITION.
Elizabeth avenue. lot II.
Vine street. lot -
JOHN BRIGHTS SECOND ADDITION.
Moore avenue. lots Il. IA. Is. Is.
Corinth avenue. lots IL. IL Is. IL
COLLEGE VIEW ADDITION
Is. Is. il. 10 q. 3. Is q. 5. 81 8. 5.
80. 81. "a IS: reserve lslx349 Il
SUPPLEMENTAL TAX ROLL
MIDLAND ADDITION.
Block T. lots -, a. a. IS. IS. 50. s.
BURTON CAR ADDITION.
Block IA lots .. e. y.
A T. CARPENTERS ADDITION.
Topeka avenue. lot IS.
TULLER'S ADDITION.
Enporta avenue lot 2
WICHITA TOWNSHIP.
Beg 1020.S II y and is II Of Sw
corner NW4 section s-s7-iE. thence "
80 It. e 40 Il. 50 II. w l<5 # to place
OF beginning.
d. & BOONE
County Treasurer Sedgwick County. Kan
eas.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-12
The choctaw Route.

KANSAS CITY, MEXICO a ORIESM
RAILWAY CO.
TIME TABLE /
In Effect June 7th. isa
No. /. Man and Express. leaves
Wichita daily ...-................ s:ss .. m
No. ?. Mall and Express. arrives
Wichita daily ...................ii.so . n
No. IL. Local Freight leaves An
thony daily except sunday lo:& o. -.
Connecting with Missouri Pa
cific train leaving Wichita at
7:se n m. This train will be
held at Anthony until the Mis-
souri, Pacific arrives
Nc. IS Local Freight. arrives at
Conway Springs daily except
Sunday at ...................-.. les ,. n
Connecting with Missouri Pa
cihc for Wichita.
Trains at Wichita arrive and &C az
from the Missouri Pacific station. corner
Douglas avenue and Wichita street
The orient Railway now operates tn
trains as far - Carmen .. =.
I. r. 5HERWIE, Aren't
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-12

PARK AVENUE SUBDIVISION IN
GRANDyIEw ADDITION.
Clifton avenue. lots q, g.
Madison avenue, lots 8, 10, L.
UNDERWOOD'S SUBDIVISION IN
VINCENNES ADDITION.
Park avenue, lots q. q. Is. IS. IS, Al. 43.
Underwood avenue, lots IS, %. 2. "a.
Sc, q, a. / g. 5. Z, 9. H. Is. q. q. 81
Hillside avenue, lots 2, 4, 6. s, TO-
INDIANA SUBDIVISION IN VIM
CENNES ADDITION.
Madison avenue lots 81, g. 1 g. 90 o. a.
132 l34, 13s. lbs. 40. IL, Ia; ,o ~.
lo7, 10s. IL, III 11s. III. 12. l29, LIT. LIS,
49, lS3, 135. l37. 139. al, 14s.
STEINMEYER'S HILLSIDE ADDITION
Park avenue. lots 80. 81, "a. So. IS, ~.
42, a. +6. -.
sUNNYsIDE ADDITION.
Hillside avenue. lots 81. CO.
Belmont avenue, lots Il, IS.
Altman avenue, lots 49, so, 50, "a. Sc. IS,
80, 90. "a, &c.
Dixon avenue. lots q. q. %. q.
MOTOR LINE ADDITION.
Avenue A, lot 81
MOTOR LINE SECOND ADDITION.
Avenue c, lot 49,
GARDENERS SUBDIVISION OF LOT !,
SCHWEITER'S ADDITION.
Hydraulic avenue, lots q, "A, Is, Is.
MEAD'S SUBDIVISION OF SCHWEIT-
ER'S SECOND ADDITION.
Ellis avenue, lots q, ., Is, q, 81, %.
Lulu avenue, lots q, A, 46 IS.
HOTCHKISS G. WHEELER'S SUB-DI-
VISION.
Ellis avenue lots Is, 20. q. "A.
STRONGS SUBDIVISION.
Pattie avenue. lots 81, 90.
Lulu avenue, lots s. 10, u, IA, 1s, u, 30.
g. 81, q
SCHWEITER'S SUBDIVISION OF
BLOCK 8.
Harry street, lots l, 3, q.
STRONG'S ADDITION.
Hydraulic avenue. lots II, %, g., s..
Fannie avenue, lots S2, Ga, Sc, 81, rs, 6S,
90, b. So Il. 70. 75. II. 70. 81.
Ellis avenue, lots IS, ~, GA, 66. 6S, 7e. Y.
"a, IS, rs, so. 81, So, 65, 81.
RANSOM & KAY'S ADDITION.
Mead avenue. lots 10. 81, IS, IS, 81. So. 81.
s.. S. 125 IT. 14l. LAB. 1s5, 1877.
RANSOM g. KAY'S SECOND ADDITION
Mosley avsnus. lots SO, IS, IS, so. 62. "a,
Sc. sS III. ia.
ALLEN & SMITHS ADDITION.
Grant avenue, block z lots 26. q.
Eucliu avenue block 2, lots 8, II, 50, IS.
Euclid avenue, block 3, lots 2. 4. 70, ~.
30. %. 40. q, a, 46, Is.
A1uclId avenue. block 4, lots %, ~.
Euclid avenue. block 5, lots 3. II.
Euclid avenue block 10. lots q. Is, 80.
Grant avenue block IL, lots 6. s.
STRONG & ROGERS ADDITION.
Topeka avenue, lots Z, 8, s, 10. IA
Epnorfa avanuA lots & 10 IL IA
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-12

=. Is. 3. "A = 2. 8. =. y
Szhins stFe>E lets e. -
QUINCY ADDITION.
Block & lots q 4 s. 8
COLLEGE GREEN ADDITION.
Block 2 lots = "A
Block ! lots = =. >.
Heck 8 lot L
Block : reserve A
Etock lot .
Book q lots - - -. =
R.CHMo~Dfs THIRD ADDITION
pzir~r-.or sT~1os- reserve ..
S-rtfrso- are1ue. -es>T-e Q
Lo7Stzs< zr~12s. reserves ] az J.
COLLEGE ADDITION.
sH~-s1aa svsz1. lots a. & q q a -
dAzry a<rUDx ss<S 4 - q. o
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-12
Wichita and Western.

no. az. Pratt & kinsm&n Pas
senEer. except Sunday ......-.-u
NO. fs. Pratt and kirgInan ac-
com, Tuesday. Thursday and
saturday ..-.-...........-.-... !
No al, ksngman and Pratt Pas
senEsr. except Sunday ......- )
NO. tfs, klnfmAn and Pratt Ac-
som Aenday Wednesday and
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-12
Missouri Pacific Railway.

Leave Daily.
Kansas City and So. Louis. ........e = N
conway Springs aad Cc6eyytlis- II % > m
% 81 Louis ..........-.-..........-4 - N
For Kansas City ST. Lc1ls ID ? n
Hutchinson. Lyons and SenSseo.. I - n
Geneseo. Salina. Pueblo 4 beaver S 90 ~
For Anthony and Ktowa. 10 m
For Anthony and Kiowa ......... - a "a
Arrive ilsiiy.
From ST. Louis and Kansas City. s 20 m
Little Rock. Coffeyviue a Con-
way 5SrinEs .....-.................t - N
FpcR ST. Louis ...............,...ls IS N
from Kansas City and St Louiat d N
frsm Denver. Pueblo. Saiina and
0eiieseo .....u.S "a
sFYom Hutchinson ............ 4 % n
From Hutchinson and 0eneseo . -
From Anthony 4 Conway Springs 20 N
From kiowa. Anthony q Conway
SpHnEs .....-.-....-..-.s-..... - -
+ rom Kiowa and Anthony. % N
DAILY except Sunday.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-12

TsS prvsss bos5ftai 10 49, scs 81 ~
bsst s1stcz~d testfsfto<as n - 49,. .
VEST ss- fhs ty~strreas - eoss 1850
arc s.rEfcss csssx Hp~cfa4 asse~fs~~ -
Evsz - fes Frriczs ssr-rs - xse~seh
-srn~r- diseases e re r~~tsiss s.sr .s-s.~-
ErsnzrT cTsGass csrQ-s~ r-e.svfsi $780,.
EG fossrsSfss1s esrT1z esssrfs~> -
s&ees - To fnrEs. f1.gs ksnrs az ss4
n~vs. r1ttfr ss1 rarfco~s<s czr~f -.
eoor . rrs~rT@f - . rsssrnstr s~-s<x-
rn~nr as - 1890 i1stanc~s $3.50 w<s
- f11E3 fer Eki eFec- r.r a 60 -.
e-iy rsrt vi - 80 s0a-- 90 -
trss,-szf % to errrretrs ssssr.- -
cst1e az w1is<<r hz1lls
kssts-f rsTs1clsr- ae1r = ett-af .s.~
1zss- 49, tss3saf1l te~ass1~ 1900
xrSs-<s "a SO s1ac~ 49, - So
tsrSss -essc-4ei~ Ne to~tars -. sz...~-.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-12

Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific
Railway.
WEST BOUND.
Leave Daily.
Ne. II. Texas yestiouied Ex. SIS D N
Ne. Is. Texas Fast Express 600 . N
No =. Daily. except Sunday. $40 N
EAST BOUND.
Leave Daily.
No. IL Chicago Vestihuled Ex.... $50 . N
Ne. II X c. and Eastern Exile - m
No. IS. Daily. except Sunday. l:ss 2 m
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-06-24
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Die Stats Heaieruna Bat an
Die perlhieoenen Gtdote NneebDte
fir Die Nbbaltung beS idbrlid]en
uebuneslagers Der Staatsmiliaen
erlaiien. Die mei1tbIetenbe Staot
miro eruablt. bod miro bas Minbeit=
0naebOt $40, 900 lein, tpelbe Summe
fir ben transport Der Solbater oerz
menoet peroen iou. Mud muB Die
betreffenoe Staot einen eeeigneten
2ager= uno Barabe=B lab fir minoe=
items $500 Mat1n itenen fDnnen.
Gus ST 8a1p miro gemefoet:
Der &iD @ranoe 1T bel Berino 6
Mteilen brett. Vile Werifaners@ Seize
oerlaiiuneen bel Sierra 8lanca fino
furt9eIhmemmt morben.
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gabe BON Bombs i'm Betraee BON
$500, 900 BON Der burb Die 2eoisla=
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8onoauSgabe BON So, 0 900 angez
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auf meiteres tde[ib Is @aggon=2a=
oungen oaoon oerlanot peroen.
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@esbalb tie erfnlgretd
finb.
Alsil sic rur auf Gin Rsstimmtes anpsnd-
bar sind, und was San Hntenie
lstzt erfibrt.

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tuer0en.
alcs iuas MIR far Gines befimmt TT,
tpiro gut ausgeiibrt.
9oan's @ieren : 8iIen beiorsen nur
Gites out.
sic finb fur franfbaIte Nteren befimmt.
Sic beilen &idenzS amer3en uro jenes
Nierens9eioen.
11atenfebeno cine Nusiage bpu San Ans
tonic, Die Sbtges benefit.
6err S. $. Bennett, 5euermebrs
mann i'm 5priben : 6au1e SEQ. /,
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spDlf Sahren litt ih BON Belt su
Belt an Sdmer5en in Der Nieren=
@eeeno uno puroe oDn beftieen
8nden=S hmersen befaIen, tpelbes
beibes apeifeaos BON Der Nusibung
meines idtperen 8erufes berriibrte.
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a~taeaebenen 8eitabihnitt litt ib
entfeb(ib an ben Mteren. gu Bet
ten fonnte id MIDI faum aus met
mem Stubl erbeben uno fpenn id)
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las ib bon Doan's @ieren : Binen.
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in Der 8erar=I pUtbefe, @de Glamp=
8taaa urb 6ouitun StraBe. Dieie
BiQen entipraben gang unb oar
benz, mofur iie a~useeeeben neroen
uno nerbalfen mir in einieen neni=
gen 9agen 81 beoeutenoer Mbnabme
meiner Sbmer5en. Sic iino elm
iiberaus tpertbnDnes 6eilmittel unb
ih bin nur su iebr miQens, elm Waitz
tel nah meinen beiten &rdften gu
empfeblen, melhes genau bps tbut.
mas BON ibm gefa9t tpirb.
grbdltlib BEL allen DrpguiIten.
BreiS so gents. Softer Milburn
So. in Buffalo. g. g., afeiniee
Mgenten fir Die Ser. Staaten.
BergeBt nibt ben Natnen Span
uno acceptirt tein Subititut.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-06-24
Ser 81. Vonis nnO ytelD Yorf ST.
miteo Der 8anoalia YenniDluaz
llta ySbort 0tne."

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DDrf bnrblaufen.
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DurhSS blafmagen unb Speiietpa-
gen ppn ct. 4ouis naH Stem ODrf
iiber Die &anoalia : Benniplpania
Short Sine.
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bet @uh an S. M. 6 besbrDugb,
Mliiftent=@ ersral Baflaeier Mgent
st. Souls. MD.