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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-09-02
MORE TROUBLE COMING.
Fanatical Troops Keen. to outrages
Against Christians.

PARIS. September 2.-The officials Of the
French foreign office express considerable
uneasness at the action of the Turkish gov
ernment in sending Albanian troops and
militia into the villayet Of Koshovo, Mace
donia.
The Albanians are notoriously fanatical,
and the militia are certainly irritated at be-
ing summoned to service at the harvest sea-
son. and are likely to prove little better
Turkey Evades Agreement.
The fact is that while the powers are in
sisting that only regular troops be employ
ed in suppressing the insurrection Turkey
is making every effort to evade the spirit of
the understanding, while following it to the
letter. and is therefore using troops which
are in reality little better than Bashi-B Ba-
zouks.
1t is feared that this will result in out
RACES, first against the Bulgarians and SUBJ
sequently against the Christians.
Generally the foreign Office expresses re-
lief at the fact that the anniversary of the
sultans accession to the throne passed off
without the trouble at the palace which its
advices had forecasted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-09-02
NEW TRIAL REFUSED.
Alfred A. Knapp Will Die for Wife
Murder at Hamilton, Ohio.

HAMILTON. Ohio. September Judge
Belden today refused a new trial for AL
fred A. Knapp. the self-confessed murderer
Of two Of his wives and three other victims.
The coHrt fixed December IL for the exc
cution. Knapp took the decision with in
difference, and made no statement He
will be taken to Columbus for electrocu-
ton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-09-02
THE STAR BY MAIL.

Persons leaving the city for any
period can have The Star mailed to
them to any address in the United
States or Canada, by ordering II at
this office, in person or by letter.
Terms: 13 cents per week; 25 cents
for two weeks: or 80 cents per month.
INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE. The
address may be changed as fire.
Quently as desired. Always give the
last address, as well as the new one.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-09-02
WOMAN COMMITS SUICIDE.
Mrs. Lavinia Smith Victim Of Mis-
placed Love.

Special Dispatch to The Evening Star.
CUMBERLAND, Md, September Mrs
Lavinia Smith, thirty years Of age COM
mitted suicide today by throwing herself
into the Potomac river.
Mrs. Smith left her homeson Goethe street
about week ago and lived with the fam
lily of L. D. Rohrer. Balttaere avenue. A
young man had paid her attentions for five
years and she had madeSseveral visits to
fortune-telling gypsies, tho assured her
that the man was faithfulsand would marry
her. She, however, learaed that he had
got married to another woman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-09-02
NELSON D1NaLEY's SON DEAD.
Ran Newspaper in Michigan and Had
Been III Three Years.

KALAMAZOO. Mich, September 2.-Ar-
thur H. Dingley, son of the late Congress-
man Nelson Dingley Of Maine. and one of
the owners of the Kalamazoo Evening Tele-
graph, died in Denver last night Saged thir-
ty-eight. He went west three years ago In
search of health.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-09-02
New Ministry for Chile.

SANTIAGO. Chile. September 2-After a
fortnights work President Riesco has
formed new ministry. headed by Ricardo
Matte Perez. 1t is of the same political
composition as the late ministry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-09-02
Expelled From sFinland.

HELsINGFoRs. Finlapd. September r.
M. soederhjelin. the prefect OF police of Vi
borg; M. Akerson. the former prefect of
police of the same place and Lieut.. Col.
Aminof have been expelled from Finland
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-09-02
VOLCANO CAUSES PANIC.
Mexican Mountain viii Change Shape
by Eruption.

MEXICO CITY. September 2.-The Colima
volcano continues intermittently more ac-
tive. Monday there was terrific report
and the people in Tuxpan rushed out of
doors In a panfe. Scientists believe tho
mountain will radically change its shape
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-09-02

"Oh. I just talked"
"A sort of wireless talk was it?"
Yes, that is it. a wireless talk"
why did you want to see the President
about Miss ALICE
II wanted TO marry her"
Did you ever see Miss Roosevelt?"
Yes, l saw her night before last"
Where did you see her?"
AT my house"
Did she go over there?'
Yes. she came in red automobile"
Who accompanied her?"
Her brother Theodore"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-09-02
OHIO CAMPAIGN OPENING.
Scheduled to Take Place at Chillicothe
September 10,

COLUMBUS. Ohio. September 2-The
republican campaign in Ohio will be opened
at Chillicothe on September 10.
Gov. Mash will preside and addresses will
be made by Senators Foraker and Hanna,
Myron T. Herrick and Warren O. Harding
This was decided by the state committee.
which met here today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-09-02

Today's Government Receipts.
National bank notes received today for
redemption, $624.O7O; government receipts
from internal revenue. $670. .279; customs,
81. 104. .405; miscellaneous. $111.975; expendi-
lures. $1,T20.000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-09-02
GUILTY MEN REWARDED.
Sultan Fails to Keep Promises Made to
the Gar

the Gear.
SOFIA. Bulgaria. September 2.-The Bull
garian agent at Uskub reports that not
withstanding the porte's promises. on the
occasion of the Russian demonstration in
Iniada bay, to dismiss twenty-four officials
accused of malpractices by the Russian and
Austrian consuls, only nine Of them have
been dismissed while some Of the others
have been given higher posts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-09-02
VENEZUELAN CLAIMS
QUESTIONS BEFORE TRIBUNAL AT
THE HAGUE.
Wayne MacVeagh Prominent Figure
Germany Will Get No Preference
in the Decision.


up by Secretary General Ruyssenaers and
will be forwarded to the powers Interested.
1t is hoped 1t will hasten action. so as to
permit definite opening of the case about
October 1.
ROME, September 2.-Great interest Is
taken here in the Venezuela question be-
fore The Hague arbitration court, espec-
tally as Wayne MacVeagh, senior counsel
for the United States. was the first Ameri-
can ambassador to Italy, where he left
the most pleasant remembrances for his
tact and cleverness.
Powers on Equal Footing.
Germany tried to obtain preference over
Great Britain in the payment of her claims
against Venezuela but Italy refused to sup
port her ally and there fore. the three
blockading powers stand on exactly the
same footing in making their demands for
preferential treatment.
Senator Pierantonil. professor Of inter
national law. counsel of Italy at The
Hague, will support the Italian claims ac-
cording to the Roman code, which confers
special rights on persons who through risks
expenses, ETC.. obtain redress, such rights
also being of advantage to other claimants,
as they share in them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-09-02
Inquest of Lunacy.

Justice Franklin. after the examination
concluded he would hold Weilbrenner until
inquiry of lunacy could be held upon his
case. The examination was then postponed
until 5 o'clock this afternoon, when physl-
clans who hold certificates emitting them tn
make inquiries into the sanity of persons
could be present.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-09-02
YACHT RACE BULLETINS.
Dispatches Sent by Associated Press
CorreSpondentS

Dispatches Sent by Associated Press
Correspondents.
NEW YORK, September 2.-There is
small likelihood of a race today between
Reliance and Shamrock III according to
the reports from Highlands. At 1:45 o'clock
the wind was light and from the north
east There is heavy fog outside Sandy
Hook.
In fog that cannot be penetrated be-
yond twenty feet the yacht crews have
sent up head sails in stops. Wind has
dropped further and is now blowing a
mile and half an hour.
10 am.-The yachts have left for the
starting line. but there is practically no
possibility for a race.
over the course about the lightship There
is scarcely any wind and the sea Is dead
calm. There is little prospect of race.
(MarconD 11:23 am.-Both boats are at
the starting line, but have not dropped
their tows A start has been postponed
because of fog and calm.
The race Is declared of.
SIR THOMAS DRASTIC WORDS.
Puts at Rest Number Of Idle Rumors
About Shamrock.
NEW YORK. September 2-Persstent
rumors were abroad last night and this
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THE EVENING STAR.

New York Once. Tribune Building.
Chicago Office: Tribune Building.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-09-02
SIR THOMAS DRASTIC WORDS.
Puts at Rest Number Of Idle Rumors
About Shamrock.

NEW YORK. September 2-Persistent
rumors were abroad last night and this
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-09-02

(MarconD 11:23 a.m.-Both boats are a
the starting line, but have not dropped
their tows. A start has been postponed
because of fog and calm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-09-02

(MarconD 1858 ANA heavy fog hangs
over the course about the lightship. There
is scarcely any wind and the sea Is dead
calm. There is little prospect of a race.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-09-02

10 am-The yachts have left for the
starting line but there is practically no
possibility for race
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1927 p.m.-Race declared off.

1890 p.m.-Wind and weather permitting
the regatta committee decides to race 10
morrow.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1903-11-11
P. P. Lees Department Store, ~ Min
CORRESPONDENCE
THE HAPs AND MISHAPS OF THE PEOPLE IN THIS
PART OF THE STATE BY OUR CORRESPONDENTS.

A pleasant surprise party was held at
the home of Mr.. and Mr.. Ruben Ely on
Saturday evening it being the II birth
day anniversary of their son Martin,
After spending the evening very pleas
antly supper was served to the young
people at 1890.
House moving seemed to be the order
Of the day, up here last week. Chas.
Funderburg's pioneerhouse was brought
back to town again and is now the home
of Mr.. land Mrs. Beachler. The house
and outbulldings from the Joseph Brey
farm was moved to town BY Warren
Brey and will soon be the home of Mr..
McKecner and family our optician.
1t required mop stick and pail of
water to clear the new black board at
Miss Rains school Monday morning,
after Chas Dresher and Isaac Pence had
recited their first lesson. But they
proved very obedient and did the work
themselves. AF
Quite an excitement was raised at the
Surrey hotel Saturday night by cry Of
''tire'' and one of the guests rushed out.
in evening atlii1s. But after all it was
only a case Of nightmare caused from
eating too lluch sauerkraut.
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SURREY

rhe Woodrcas nall is progressing
nicely.
The Great Northern railway is hav-
ing large loading platform built at our
station. Pa
Hiss Jessie Lyers of Granville spent
Sunday at the Surrey hctel with her
sister.
J. e. Smith has moved his family into
the vacant property Owned by John
Davis.
Levi Miller OF Cando is spending a few
days in town this week.
Vim. Culbertson purchased the claim Of
John Konkle last week at S1.45O with
small improvements.
Warren Brey completed the erection
Of new barn Saturday. Freeman
Yoder was the carpenter.
Warren Brey and John Hopkins will
make couple OF trips TO the new coal
mines at Velva this week.
D. S. Petry reports $4,000 bushels Of
grain threshed by his separator this
season in tlts nelghhoGhood.
Misses FIossie GoIa, Mamie Brcy, Mr..
and Mrs. Jessie Pearson and family
AGENT Sunday at the Ferry home.
Misses Marie, and Susie Wilgus have
taken room wi tn Mrs. Oden Sjordahl
for the winter and will attend the school
Of Mr.. Jackulan 5.
VIM. Allen has sold the merchadise in
his general store to the Allen Bros. OF
Deering. The invoice began Wednesday
and the goods will be removed soon to
Deering.
A wedding is announced for Tuesday
evening at the hou1e OF Rev. Most south
Of town. The contracting parties being
Levi Yoder and Miss Sallie Yoder, for
mer residents Of Pennsylvania.
> ohm Goodbar our "Jim Hill" agent
ha gone on a vacation and visit to Ohio
and other eastern points, and in the
mean time Mr.. O. T. Schroeder the
Great Northern railway relief agent is
attending to the tIcllers at Surrey.
The Mennonite congregation atSurrey
held series OF Interesting meetings
from Friday evening lasting over Sunday.
Preaching was done by Rev. David
TOOK OF Kansas. communion services
we're held Sunday morning at the home
0f Levi Yoder. A church business and
council meeting was also held Saturday
ct tho home of Rev. Mast.
The school board got down to business
last week and rented the store room of
Mr.. b. Carmen, placed in new furniture
and polished up the floor and windows,
md our school was divided Monday
norning. Miss Gertrude Rain for
NOR teacher at Surrey was secured to
take charge OF the primary grades, and
opened an interesting school, with Ia
pupils present, and quite number that
will come in later as Monday was dis
agreeable day for the little folks to get
out. We join with many others in
thanking the school board for taking
this step in the face of the bitter opposi-
ton they had to over rule, and full con-
fidsnt that much will be accomplished
byN
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Dr., Seaton, who is treatino his

DR.. Seaton, who is treating his oil
friend, Robert F. johnson. for rheu-
matism. reports that his patient is i'm
proving very much. Mr.. johnson can
now raise his arms over his head and
the swelling is mostly out of his knees.
DR.. Seaton uses the magnetic process
and has hopes of restoring Mr., johnson.
The Dixie Jubilee Singers will give
the first entertainment Of the series
given under the Epworth League OF Mi
not, at Jacobson's opera house Monday
evening, Nov. 18. The darkies arc
singers Of excellent repute and everyone
should tusn cut 20 hear them,
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Overshoes

Buy now. You will surely need them
them before long. @
We bought early We bought heavily
Bought Cheap. We offer you the re-
suit OF our good Judgment. N
100 prs Buckle Arctics 'Keystone'
brand sold everywhere for Sl.5O sale Ha7s
priro $l.lO
50 prs boys overshoes size 3 to at Csc
% prs youths same as mems IL to S3c
80 prs mems extra heavy army duck
arctics Goodyear Glove Brand every
pair warranted reg price 81 Is $l.49
50 prs mems low arctics Goodyear
brand warranted, reg Sl.25 on sale Csc
IS prs mems felt shoes carried over from
last year for sale at COST
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NOV. 1903.
Ladies Coats. <

t7r7sfi7E
and Jackets. Ladies' 36 inch Militury
, Goat, extra quality, Kersey, in black,
blue red and tan, good value at $l5.O,
Sale price. SlO.So
ladies 3G inch Military Coat in black
Xiilene, regular Sl5.OO, sale ,slO.25
ladies Louis XIV Blouse Coat, Oxford
Yileline and Black Jersey, a good coat
ut $1,000 at sale. !. = ..h..... $11.26
Ladies Military Coat, plated front and
back, inlaid velvet collar stitched and
trimmed with silk ornaments. In black
ard modes our $40, coat at $l6.28
Ladies Box Coat Black and tan--Good
quality kersey 81. coat, at. sale BATS
Tie above is but few numbers of our
large line of coats-you will find spec1l
prizes on the entire line.
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Clothing

For n ,'omen and Children We have them in
pr sion thetquestion is up Ito YOU Do you
p + Clothing which may be | to 10 years
81 l,~sibIy 9th eaten, fired, or both at
h' .'1iv'? or do you prefer bran new
stvas Just created garments that will be
newer in styles two wears hence than the half
prise stuff at time OF purchase.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1903-11-11
HIGA SCHOOL NOTES.

The manufacture Of chewing gum was
undertaken successfully by members of
the chemistry class the other day.
The High School band played Gamer
lea" the other night and the flag came
down to see what all the noise was
about.
Miss Inga Patrick, one of our juniors
left us Friday 10 accept a position in the
Bismarck schools. Miss Patrick will
nave charge OF the primary departments
We wish her all kinds of success.
The senior class deny that their colors
OLIVE and white were suggested by the
present freshmen class, but say they
were chosen in fond remembrance OF their
own freshmen days,
Will Cooper has returned and taken
up work with his class the Juniors.
Will played the "slide" in the orchestra
last year and will handle that instru-
ment in our band this winter.
Some changes wers made in the High
School room Tuesday. The eight grade
class, which has occupied seats in the
High School room for the last three
years, was transferred across the hall to
Miss Kane's department.
The members Of last years commerce
ial law class are looking forward to at
tending the Davis VS.. Dinnie. jacobson
and Fugelso case at the court house, as
the case involves point of law which
was very mnch discussed in the class.
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Ladies Wrappers.

4 dozen Ladies Wrappers neatly made,
full lengths, all sizes, hounced. red hlue,,
grey and black regular price 76r -aSG5
6 boz Flannelette wrappers hea
weight yoked and hounced, p w
trimmed, all colors and sizesl, tr
price Sl.25 sale price. ....E ~ 32cs
:, ioz Flannelette Wrappers with
4,,Hp grade goods deliberately ,."ed
y sued perfectly, fancy and-s lev. col
ays. regular price sl.5O salepri' 40
4. 8 - psbbled hannellette WIS
lSN rulors, all sizes, regular car
, :, {. IL. ............a a53
}ery Garment Wars a
= Fit.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1903-11-11

81 pounds of granulated sugar
for 81 at Lee & Larson's big
grocery sale this week.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1903-11-11

The new rooms in the basement were
opened Tuesday with Miss Ellison in
charge of the primary classes. The
teacher for the other room has not
been engaged and Miss Esther Nelson
one of the high school students, is FL
ling the position temporarily.
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A REMINDER

Read the bargains Quickeners.' We want all to
share alike III this sale and for your own ben
eft. You should study the prices. Every
article listed will be found Il genuine bargain
and money saver. You should take no
chances in buying at this sale, the stock is
new, clean and of the highest quality. Again
let Us say, read the prices
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1903-11-11
Underwear

70 Doz Mems Sanitary fleeced Shirts
and Drawers sold all over for SOC G7S1c
% doz Mems heavy wool fleece shirts
and drawers worth Csc sale price 4esc
70 doz Mems heavy wool ribbed shirts
and drawers, bargain at s1.OO a S2c
8 Dozen Ladies Union Underwear all
10 doz ladies extra fine ribbed tleeced
vests and pants sale price each. -, ASSc
II doz ladies ribbed feeced vests and
pants worth 35c sale price. -. use
II doz children's heavy feeced shirts
and pants worth 35c each sale price
sizes Is to rs o5c
II doz boys underwear sizes 18 to 81
worth SOC sale price. Q5
Don't Put off Buying at
D~1~@.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-09-12
geramiiAes 3erbftlieo.

Md1, ipie lieB iid an firipabr
Mmnrerfd5Dm bod Sieies Sabr!
0emn In StrDmmem BATS gegphen,
0as Die Greees-fdmapp! -iiberHpfem.
0Ste nit Wsnlbem bats aeresnet,
0aR bic sseloer reid geiegnet
limb Der Wfais idbDR bimmelam
MRit oen Diditen &Dtbem bran!
Gpibenfatter, 3nferrpbr
Seimtft' man elm tuic ME Snnur;
ltnb oas Nieb iptro', ba, tpie nett
amgelrmno nnb ihnitfefett!
@ei, ipie oa Der Tarmter ihmnm5eit,
Scr bis ieet bic stiru ~sernnseft.
limb es ipridbt betm xpne:g tarsSicr:
,,Wabrltd, 10 mas vslcidbem" tpir!"
x
9lber ADJ, maa ion anf Groen
NiemalS iibermiitig iperSen;
Miro MANS je an etmm Sag:
Mprgem fpmmt Der Nafemfhia8!
Sa, i'd fag's, Der uebermat
Sut benz Menfben ielten gut!
9Ste 10 id1Dm i'm SeEas.2ano
Siirslid) muh Die SaMmtuutl ftanb!
rStesmal siebt's"-foi a8t man 9tllem,
,,Stuf ben 2tder etnen 8aaen!"
9ph oa fpmmt-mir miro gang libel
Ser perhulte 6apiel=@ iebel
SrtRt unb bDbrt uab bpbrt nno frift,
Bis famim mod mas iibrtg lit!
N&ie MA stsfScrchIc G&Sesf
Sebem Tarmer Jest nernrieRtl
limb er ruff betm ,,SDme<G tar''.8ier:
,,Siieser nit benz Sammer.Sier!"
X
1mrs; 8ei Merger nmp Biafier
Mlenal biift yS Star"e Sierl
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-09-12
safe aue 9baneen aeaeu fida.

Grm. aqetn unb bettldaeriei Das
tpar bic Gage zines alten Solbaten,
0amers s. s. 9apenS in Beriaiaes,
Ohio. Sabre lang fit er at, 0ierenz
beihmeroen uno meoer Weoisin nod
Gerste tonnten ibm Grleihterung
ueri@affen. ShlieBlib madte er
einen Weriub NIT Electric Bitters".
Das bradte i'm in Surgeon tuieoer
auf bic 8eine uno jebt beseuet er:
SD befinoe mid auf benz Weoe CUR
n1nigen Wieoerberfteuuna." Gs iii
oas bette Mittel auf @roen fir 2eber.
uno Nierenleioen unb ale Gurmen
BON Wager,. uno D~armbelhmeroen.
Wur 80 Gents. @arantiert BON ben
Gputbefen BON $. &alteper & Gon
uno BON Mb0lpb DreiB.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-09-12

= Sest lift bic 8eit, UNI elm Aaeer
BON Winter. 9ol5 ansuihaffen. Sir
8reiie telepbDnire man an bic rTeras
WoDo & Goal Co." kgltes Gel.
1874. NeueS Eel. $40.
@eD. g. Bearb,
@efhdftSfibrer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-09-12
Gin ieltiamer 6ecprD.
3etm atBeiter fDldber tn Der gansen
&epubIif.

Wenn man i'm Stanoe lit. poitti<
pes betmiiheS 8eugnis beisubrtn>
gen, 10 1T oas an fib elm unbeitreits
barer 8emeis BON 8eroienit uno
Wert; menrt mir aber nod Die forts
geiebte Entertaining BON 2eltten
ufferieren, Die Dor Sabret1 8euenis
able9ten, TO Tam Der 8emeis ni1t
ftdrter eemadt tperben. Gin Burger
erfennt oanfbar bas Cute ari, oas
9uan's Nierens Binen fir i'm setan
baben une nahoem bic Sur elmer
iabrelangen 8rifuns ~untertuorf fen
muroe. bdlt er NIT ieinem Sob, ieis
mem @ntbuiiasmns uno ieiner @mtz
pfeblung nibt surid. Derartiae
SdQe giebt es cine gauge Nnsabl in
Dem @ert, melbes 9oan's Nierenz
Biaen in San Mntunip perrihten
uno iolb Elm &eeDr6 lit einsia in
ben Mnnalen Der Weoiain.
Ser 40 SDleoao StraBe mOb=
nenoe zimmerman uno 8au-l1nter=
nebmer @. s. Dapts, Der Doan's
0ieren= 8ilen in elmer Dffentlihen
@rtldrung i'm Wai 1902 e%nbpr1irte,
beitdtigt bieielbe in nod beitimmtez
rem Worten, pie fol9t: ISM WDnat
Wai 1902 erlieB ib cine CUR @erDfz
fentlibune beitimmte @rflarung, bes
siiglih Der Wobltaten. bic i'd ourb
ben @ebraub BON Doan's Nierer-
HiQen erbielt, Die ppm 8erar ORIG
Store unb Siiber & Sprineau ners
tauft tueroen. Set Der 8eit perz
ipiirte ih gerinee Nnaeiden meines
alten 2eioenS, aber ib fanb, ebaB elm
paar BON Doan's Nierens 8ilen, in
redter Belt eenummen, nieunals per=
feblten. bic Nttade abaumehren. Sh
babe oieielben pielen Sreunoen unb
Betannten empfDblen unb tperbe
furtfabren, es gu tun, oenn iie baben
mir iebr gebDlfen. gbe i'd bic 8il=
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