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New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1904-09-17
AIR IN SCHOOLS.

We publish herewith by request of
a lady of this city the subjoined clip
ping from the Abbeville Weekly
Herald. This lady is an enthusiastic
worker on the lines indicated in the
article, as also great lover and
observer of the children to whose
interests she devotes much of her
time:
In this beautiful climate of ours
there are many days in the winter
that the windows could all, or nearly
all be open, instead of that. they are
closed and fire in the room, causing
many children to have headaches.
Even the coolest days there should
be some window down from the top.
where the wind is not blowing in and
in many cold days, the building is
warmer with the windows all open on
the side where the wind is not blow
ing in and it does not require any
more fire than when the windows are
closed. Children cannot be bright
when suffering for want of fresh air.
Why is it they are so anxious to get
ont of doors. Simply because their
spirits revive in the fresh air; then
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1904-09-17
JULIAN MOUTON ELECTED.

The returns of the recent election
for Judge of the Circuit Court, First
District, are all in and show that
Judge Julian Mouton has received the
handsome majority of 400 votes, he
is therefore, the nominee for the posi-
ton, and will be voted for ON the 9Th
November, and if the amendment to
the State Constitution, creating the
Circuit Courts is adopted by the peo-
pie then Mr.. Mouton will be the first
Judge Of the new Court. In case the
amendment is defeated the Judge will
have had all the fun and excitement
and expense of the campaign
Mr.. Chas. L. Provost, the popular
Deputy Clerk of Court was elected on
tbs same day as the Judiciary Com
for the Parish of Iberia
without opposition.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1904-09-17
REPUBLICAN Committee
MEETING.

Pursuant TO call issued by the Chairman
the Parish Executive Republican Com
mittee met at Segura Hall on Friday,
Sept. 10th, at 2 P NJ, Chairman 0. d.
Romero, presiding with full quorum
present. The object of the meeting was
declared to be Incorporating of delegates
to the Third Congressional District Re
publican Nominating Convention, to be
held at Napoleonville, Friday, Sept. 23rd,
1904
On motion of Jules Dreyfus, seconded
by A p Landry, the entire Executive
Committee was declared to be the drlesa-
ton with snch other names rs were handed
in to the Chairman, making the list rs FOL
lows:
Guildry, Louis Landry, Gustave Derouen.
2nd Ward-Henry N. Pharr, ), ID.
ROane, H. Romero, X. P. Dnplantls,
Robt. 4. Olivier, o. d. Romero.
Bird Ward-Lastie Bertrand, j. ID. Rose,
Jules Mounat, Alphonse TheriOt
4th Ward-A. Gonsoulin JOS Camos, J.
d. Valet
9Th Ward-Francois Segura, Hamilton
Derouen, Eugene Fremin. Leon Lozes,
CASTOR Romero.
9th Ward-Ernest Dionne, J. P. Rus
sell, Nose Immergluck. w. j. Bernard,
Virgil Mitcheliree, II. Wilkinson, Chas.
GOugenheim, H. H. Caldwell, Jules Drey-
fus, Capt. T. l.. Morse, Sam Well Fred
Gates, John T. White, A. P. Landry.
7th Ward-Euz Leleu, VOORHEES, De.
rouen, Joe Landry, Alphonse Viator,
Oneziphor ViatOr.
9Th Ward-Geo w. Whitworth, Leo
Frank, j. ID. Legnou, Eug. Landry, HUI
bert Landry, Ulysse Landry.
There being no further business before
the Committee it adjourned subject to call
of Chairman o. ID. ROMERO, Chairman.
JOHN Il. WHITE, Secretary.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1904-09-17
THE LIGHT QUESTION.

The subjoined letter from Mr. W.
M. Gates, addressed to Mayor Dupuy.
explains the delay in getting our
streets lighted. and we are pleased ;. to
publish it or anything else that will
throw light OH dark subject Our
pedestrians will be pleased to know
that Mr.. Gates will personally super
intend the installing of these lights
which will vouch for the quality and
workmanship of same:
New Orleans, Sept. 10, 'O4.
Hon. Jules E. Dupuy, Mayor, New
Iberia, La.
Dear Sir--Your letter of the 18th,
received to- day; in reply thereto beg
to hand you herewith original of letter
received from G. l. Arc Light Co.,
August %. in which they stated that
they expected to ship within two or
three weeks.
You understand, of course, that this
is an especially made outfit to suit
your city, and in view of the fact that
there is an unusually large demand
throughout the United States at pres
emit for everything in the electrical
line, we will have to ask your Coun-
Gil to be patient and your people to be
lenient in their criticisms The
writer assured several persons who
asked him that these lamps would get
to your city just as soon as we could
get them manufactured and also that
he would personally supervise their
erection; and it does seem to us that
it is unreasonable for your Body to be
when both you and our COM
pany are doing everything in our
power to facilitate the completion of
this contract. The factory has laid
aside some orders previous to ours in
order to accommodate us, appreciating
the fact that ysur town is in dark
ness; and certainly the people should
understand that neither your Council,
our Company or the factory would de-
lay this shipment unnecessarily. We
are just as anxious as you are to get
this contract completed, especially as
we are going to use it to illustrate to
another city the system we have erect
ed.
The writer would suggest that you
have this published in the local pa
pers this coming week. with the assur-
Rnce that we are doing everything in
1ur power to assist you in giving your
sity light. It will only take a few
lays to erect these lights after their
arrival. and in view Of the innumer-
lble difficulties under which our city
8 working, due largely to the fact I
hat orr people do not appreciate that
be plant belongs equally to them
elves IS we'll IS to the municipality /
nd that they do not give it the prop
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1904-09-17
CIVIC LEAGUE.

The ladies of this organization
held their first regular meeting last
Monday, Sept. .12, 1904, at the Elks
Hall, when the following officers were
selected for the ensuing term: Presie
dent, Miss Kate Billings; vice-presi-
dent, Miss Julia Sealy; secretary,
Miss Mabel LeBrun; treasurer, Mrs.
Ledoux Smith; press correspondent,
Mrs. E. L. Grant. The next meeting
will be Monday Sept. Goth, at D p m.
Elks Hail. The following circular
was distributed through town which
in measure explains the object of
the organization. We commend the
move and trust our citizens will CO.
operate with them in their good work.
To the citizens of New iberia:
DESTROYS of the improvement of our
town, some of the ladies have ventured
to assist in its betterment by organic
ing a Civic League, the object of
which is to cooperate with the town
authorities.
They desire the help Of all the citi-
zens and would like every one inter-
ested to come forward and join this
League.
The next meeting will be held at
the Elks Hall, on Monday, September
26th, 1904, at 5 O'Clock p. NJ
Initiation fee is % cents and month
ly dues 10 cents.
II you cannot attend meeting, send
in your name. with initiation fee and
dues to either the President or Secre-
tary.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1904-09-17
THE BANQUET OF THE SOClETE
DE. RENAISSANCE.

One of the most enjoyable social
functions of the season was that Of the
"Societe Renaissance and Mutuelle
d. Assistance held at the Hotel
Marion" last Monday night. Pre-
viously the Societe had met at its
rooms and elected its officers for the
9th year. For the first two years
the society had no chartered organiza-
ton but afterwards it was regularly
chartered and the meeting Monday
night was in commemoration of the
25th anniversary of its charter exist
ence. The following gentlemen We're
elected to the offices III the society ::
President, Mr.. Pierre .Jubin, a re cleo
ton for the 25th time; vice president,
Mr.. 4. j. Maumus; secretary, Mr. E.
f. Delhommer; treasurer, Mr.. Victor
Erath. Members of Board of Admin
istration. j. Courege j. G.. Leblanc,
Alex Bagarry. Gu ardian-Ozeme ia
cobs. The committee on banquet was
composed of Sam Points, L. O. Hack
er. o. Jacobs and L. E. Marion.
After the meeting they adjourned to
Hotel Marion to discuss one of the fin
est baiiquets ever spread before he
rians The DINING room was beauti-
fully decorated for the occasion with
the tri -colors of France intermingled
with those of the United States, flow
ers, potted plants, ferns, innumer-
able. converted the room into a bower
of sylvan beauty, while all the ar
rangemnets of the table and surround
ings were calculated to inspire the
keenest anticipations of most enjoy
able menu. Some forty persons par
took of the sumptiOus repast prepared
in the most artistic manner and served
to perfection. Innumerable toasts
were offered and responded to on sub
jects grave and gay and the evening
wore away quickly in keen enjoyment.
The membership of this staunch be-
nevolent association numbers sixty
six. who were nearly all present:
A, J. Maumus, Alex Bagarry, Adam
Bagarry, j. Blanchet, M. Bergerie,
Ursin Bernard, Alex Chargois, J.
Courtez A Cousin, Jr. Jean Cour-
rege, JOS Courage, l.. Delcambre,
Paul Darby, Albert Decourt, f. E.
Delhommer, Octave Darby, L. b. Del
houssaye, Victor Erath, ST. NJ Frid-
ley, L. Fridley, Clet Girard, L. o.
Hacker, Ozeme Jacob, Leon Loze, J.
G. Leblanc, Adolphe Lassiere, Ces
LaBauve, Felix Mestayer, Sam Point
is, Frank Patin, L. E. Marion, Jules
Mestayer, E. F. Ribbeck, J. P Suber-
belle and Willie Stafford.
The press was represented by Messrs.
E. F. ..Milliard, of Iberian; R. D.
Picayune; Albert French,
Times Democrat and We editor of En-
;erprise.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1904-09-17

er patronage and assistance that it is
entitled to, it does seem as tho they
would at least have little patience.
The writer's personal interest in the
city should be sufficient guarantee
that we are doing all possible to facil-
itate this contract.
We will telegraph You just as soon
as we receive an answer to our tele
gram we sent TO ST. Louis to-day ask
ing if the shipment had been made.
Respectfully,
WALTER NJ GATES,
President of the Commercial Electric
Co, Ltd.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1904-09-17

The Iberia Building Association
now issues paid up stock in shares
of $4,000, one hundred each bear
ing interest. These shares can be
cashed at moments notice. Why
not carry these shares unit! you
need your money! 1t will be earn
ing interest. Building As
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1904-09-17
Sure the Children.

Statistics will prove that large per-
centage of deaths among children may be
traced to complications arising from the
early souring of milk by bacteria. Cholera
Infantum is the most fatal disease of in
fancy, and common, especially with bot
tie fed infants. Perry Davis Painkiller
in the emergency is the best remedy and
saves many childs life while the doe
tor isDcoming. 25 and SOC bottles.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1904-09-17
BuckIep's ArniCa SaIve.

Has world wide fame for marvel
louS cures. Ii surpasses any other
slave. lotion, ointment or balm for
Cuts, Corns, Burns, Boils, Sores,
Felous, Ulcers, letter, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, Chapped Hands. Skin
Eruptions infallible for Piles.
Cure guaranteed Only 25c at rs
forge Drug Store.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1904-09-17
US OVER.

LOOK US OVER.
Our proposition is to build homes
fo- those who appreciate the advan-
tages of owning the roof under
which they sleep, but who do not
wish, or cannot afford, to buy a
home outright We make the pay
ments so that they come as easy as
rent.-IBERIA BUILDING Assn.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1904-09-17
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
CIVIC LEAGUE.

Watch them grOsU S S S S
Dollars produce dollars here. If
you're wise you will plant your
dollars in our paid up stock which
BEARS INTEREST. You can get your
money at a moments notice just as
though it were bank deposit =
Iberia Building Association.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1904-09-17

Darkest Russia this weeks at
traction at the Masonic Theater, is an
admirable melodrama from a scenic
standpoint. The costumes are varied
and stirring, but correct withal and
show the dress of the Russians from
the serf in his sombre habiliments of
grey to the officer of the imperial
army, resplendent in scarlet, green
and gold. There is much local
COLOR in the Nihilists' den in st.
Petersburg. and the exile station, de-
solate and bleak on the road to ST.
IBERIA Washington Post.
Will exhibit at the vendome Opera
House, Sunday night, Sept. 18th.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1904-09-17

A man, who is man, would do
nothing to stop educational pro-
gress, therefore advocate the 2-mill
tax for education.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1904-09-17
Only a limited saxsMber

L11alV q limited 5allNlOe7.
Of shares Of our paid up stock
remain. Yon had better call
early il you desire to subscribe
for such stock. -Iberia Building
Association.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1904-09-17

why not let them have the fresh air,
if a cold wind does not blow in, they
are not going to take cold; and great
deal of expense can be saved by let
ting in the sunshine, instead OF burn
ing fuel after the first chill OF the
morning is off. A person once trying
this plan will always feel uncomfort-
able in a.close room. y
Large variety of school bags,
napsacks, lunch baskets, tablets,
composition books, etc, at the En-
terprise Store.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1904-09-17


COOPERATIVE PREMIUM ASSOCIATION
Walnut Street.
Premium enclose 1.-THE premium
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1904-09-17
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NcirnthS z Eircnicn.

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@cridtSUcrbnu

Criminal SER d) t. ~ (Gor
Nidtcr Ebclp@.) 0iebitobl- Setter
gSilion 3 Wionotc, OtnrD Softer, /
N}ouotc @ci0ngniB; WorD Gbiln, e
Wionotc, Glconoro Nunt, ) WIonote
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- Glconoro SolnoerS, 50 Stroic;
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nlltel Moronti, o%baepielcn. 8or0cu
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Otoggic Wtitd)ell, NcQic Stcpcnion.
9tcllie @iQiom9, Soicpbinc Doung.
Gao Sbolu, Molu Mob, &iolet YnD.
nc, Soro6 GpItciL 9crtbo &odctt.
So0ie Huienbcrg u1l0 Garroiltc Bar
riinn, |liitirt in ic0em Sale.
WoiiCn @cri dJ t. 49, Dor Den
Ni6tcrn Nlod, O'8ricn Ii. @oitbcr.)
IS iultroen crnonnt 5u ScItoment<
&oQItrcderu in bct 60Hcn bon Oio.
tilbo Nidiniou &obunlo 0idinion
9iiraid)oit 800; pom Gbomo@ Mor.
ucQ GiOo Wtonucll, NiirgiduIt$t00.
NohloB Ncriftc bcit0ti1t in oen
1Gucn Dou @cnrp q. Eiain9boit
1922; Nidoro NJ. &obe, $78lS;So.
pbiu Mintcrling, $3.50; Noncp Is.
9'rcitoL SSH; Barbara VI. Sepis,
$3IG3 &obn Goos, $1ll0; Gli5o Is.
@oinor, $25l3. &noentor@ &cr
5cihniiic cingertiht in ocn 60aeu
BON Gilbert s.. Yotterion, WtotiIoo
Nidmon, %t7GO. @ormun0iduItabc
rihte bcltGti0t in Dem 6ollc BON
Noclc Sona, $t7,GS2. Gcrfduic ro
tiii5irt i'm Sale BON Cornelius Gro'
min, $1,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-03
RGnnern nno Trancu.

slntperetftuna eebeiIt In 40 bis 60 xaeen
Gef6,pire, nel ober aIt, In 10 bis Is 9asen
8erIuft Der Mlanubarfeit. bruins" fofort Gin
bait eetban, 0ierer. uito BIafenIetben, Gtriftu,
u. (. 10. 3urt unfer bor8laIihes SpftenI 90.
rantiren mir iuBerft f6neae ';nb permnnents
auren. G6mer8bafter ober berbiuberter Daen'
I~rrliatiou fofort abgeboIfen. S6retben sic ooer
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gbiIip's MebteaI Snftiiute. gr. 1887. Of
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(W2ditt.IAG.1O
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Mnr ST. nndl Der administering.

nYeuniuIponio @iicnbobn" Goafl.
Grturiioncn icocu Miittluod). Ibs
iobrt pom Baltimore II llbr 0tits
to92, an oen otrfiobrcnoen Special
3ug ouidlicBcto. 9iQete iin0 fir
Die &iidiobrt inncrboIb 5ebn Sogen
giiltig. (245-5O
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Or. 5l1n1. Berker,

restHrirter bsutiher arst, 30.tdhriae eraIis
ten. SeiIt In ~tiir5eFter 3tit SbpbiIis, Glsf6laa,
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Nrt, Gtrifiur, RoIutioner. nerbbfe S6pd6e,
Sntpoten5, Rterens uno 8laftn : aranfbetten
Office in OF. 9eder's andtomif6en Mitfeum,
gr. 708, Cft.Saltimnre.e trafe. Sprenftunoen:
bon 0 u1r Wlorgeas big 10 ubr abeuos; Conn
tn9s unb bon 8 ubr biz 10 llbr Abenbs.
". 3. - DIT. Beder's Bate betIt unfebIbu
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fgpai2StS 9&Gt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-03

tier Glcntcntinc Bartlett BON gSoib.
n1Qton olli Dem @obnbofc in Clifton
pcrboftct uno ms @ciGnGuiB 8e-
lall0t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-03

>Sn Der gloonoole- 3efc Der De
l%oluore, 2%ndulpnmu & NcItcrn So"
bel Milfesborrc, go, lit olti unbc-
fannie @eiie Elm Ieucr mlSgcbrodcn,
iueldeS bon elmer itorfcn M}oltnihoIt
befGmpit miro. SGmntIidc Berg.
Gelltc IinD glildlid) cntfommen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-03

1909. NanIsStrnbe,
1nbe her bftli6eu RoIi5etitrttur. Rnr'
rler 2Iinf6 bon IL bis 2 ll6r 5ianmtttues.
8iebrer'S uniibertr.fiIt6cs Bier aul
8dpf.
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shos. SrbsuIteiuer,s Sane,

1884 Observation-Disclosures II. SbIo'
g5eire. 8erianlmiuilgsloioi rGerlndliid.
2oge ST.; ugIlgcfn. Nrb. Ser, slut. sBeretn
bon Sits@oliimore" rgpftlsn goncI. 3, 3.
Q. 81: rMetauarb. sllnipn 73". Saue gu
permietbeu.
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S6umas s. gaHbor Company.
ouoruisurr uus S%uutruftpreu
Iempordrer BeihdfispI1b.

4ffIpUtuIeI WpIUuTIsUIuB.
Hr. 30, @eft Rratts StruHe.
Mtr finn in Der Gage, S1ntpfs uro 9Sdner'
bef1ind. foiuie So6oruds9 nmpfrbhren. tute tril'
her, ber5ufteaer. GuHtpffeiel : gserfe tpuroet
Midi oird 6eicr hefhdotat. Sdnipttelet.
Ndrnpfnafhinen, 4umpcn etc. fir lnntttclhdre
Qteferiirg. go
MT. gertoft 1920. @purtluno 642,
(SaH22 ,1S,S&Sl )
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@rocerieS un0 Yrobifio.
II II.

Sal5fleiidl pro Bfuno: feline gu.
gor.Gure0 Sdinfcn 13c.; groBe
Sltgor.Gurco Shinfcn t2I2c.; Ga.
Iifornicr Sdinten 9Ac.; Su9or.
Gnres 9ruItItiife t21ac.; Sugar.
Gureo Sdultern 9%c.; trofen aeioG.
5ene S%eitenrippen sac; 9pedieiten
9Mc.; reincs Shntol3 III 3ierccs
&c.; trofen eeioI5ene SduItcrn
912c. Spcdidultern 10Hc.; DEB.
ShlpeineTIeiId $500 pro Sob.
&oifinirtcr 3ltder, pro Efuno;
geipiirielt 5.t9Hc.; puIoeriiirt
5.3t12c.; Stonooro qromulirt
5.2tLc.; fein arannIirt 5.2lHc,
Grpital u, 5.2t15c.; Columbia u
1,9G12c.; gelber q, 4.65c. bis 400.
@erolteter aoffee: 6. 6. g., tO(
Bfb. ailten 1895; e. 9. e. GO Gto
aiItcn 1866; 6. 8. &. SO Gfuni
8iiten 1906; reirer SABA 33c. bis
3312c.; gutter SABA BIC. bis 31Hc.
reiler Woffn Sic. bis 3tRc.; Sopt
nno Woffo, eeniiht, 2815c. bis 29c.
SABA, aclniidt, &c. bis 27Ec.; rel.
nerDtorocnibo 24c. bis 241ac.; rel.
llcr Ga @ltopra 24c. bis "a Iac.
reiter SontoS 23c. bis 23Hc.; Gan.
toS, gentiiht, 2tHc. bis 22c.; Hio,
gemiiht, 22c. bis 22Ihc.
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olte @iibner 13c. bis t312c,; iurge
&iibner 15c. bis t6c. @nten t2c. bis
13c.; Enllbelr, pro Foar 20c. bis 30c.
d. te uno 8emiie.
aortof, elL nclle, pro guidel 40c,
bis 45c.; grimes Mais, pro Qusen6
dc. bis &C.; 3ldcrrijbeh, pro 9iinocl
tc. bis lee; @ciBfobl, pro Sunoert
5Oc, bis $t,00; HooicSfelL pro Sun,
0crt Doc. bis SOC; @llrfcl, pro aorb
Toe. bis Toe; 3uiCbelu, pro 9uideI
81 bis 1925; GorottcnL pro 8iinoel
&c. bis 114c,; GomqtoeS, pro 9ltideI
30c. bis 40c.; Ncpicl, pro Sob 60c,
bis $t,25; Gontoloupcs, pro Grote
Doe. bis 60c.; ananos, pro Crate
1926 bis $500; Efirii6e, pro Siite
SOC. bis 81; @irnen, pro Sob $t.25
bis $500; @oiiernreloncn, ic &c. bis
11c.; %&inlobobnen, pro 9uidel 10c.
bis SOC.
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1891. Die dftene 1891.
NarpIanb Gbattel 2oan Afociation.

Eli RDro.GaInert.Str., nberbafb 3ertnGt1HsStr.
TI lno mad Tnnueritna, ben IA. Hprt, be-
ftttoet fib unfere @effdftssBfre1uI tn
Rr. los, Cft.GaratpaosStrahe,
Barterre.
SroutsSfftce oberbdIb GdIbertsSfrdbe.
$40 Bic $3.50 dif Wacbelr. Ridrns etc. auS1e,
tteberf. otne Gntterrutg berfelben.
sbreffirf ooer teIepbouirt on
Afbert yluIne, III, Wnnnaer.
Er. 2f7, Gorh-Gafuert.G trnhe.
daeHt fu!ro- borfpre6er iinb nnfere Hnsen
f~ofteufret e~rfidreH. 9io.sIeIepbon: gourfInnb
585. Gfop9 1890