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The San Francisco call., 1904-11-24

AUBURN, Nov. 23.-The only sign Of
feeling that Adolph Weber has shown
since his arrest is manifested in the
following communication given by him
to a correspondent of The CAN, with
the request that it be given publicity:
Adrian Wills friendship moves me
deeply. He Is the noblest specimen Of
Gods creation 1 have known. A year
ago, when 1 was sick, he brought me
some quail Last May endeavored to
bring about the re-existence OF that
happy tie which had embeIlished our
boyhood days. He responded not to my
effort, and until the fatal evening Of
November 10, when / sank exhausted
beneath the little magnolia tree in front
of my burning home, no evidence Of
recognition passed between US.
~ "a WEBER"
TELLS OF OLD FRIENDSHIP.
Weber and Wills had been boyhood
friends and were almost inseparable
until about four years ago. At that
time their paths diverged. Adolph be-
gan to drop all his friends. His life be-
came more or less a solitary one. He
still kept up the outdoor athletics, and
occasionally mingled with his old school
friends at any general gathering.
About a year ago he had practically
weaned himself away from all the as
sociates of his boyhood days. He went
so far that he finally stopped speaking
to the majority of his former friends.
He devoted his time to reading cheap
novels of the blood and thunder order.
Weber's sense of gratitude. coupled
with some feeling of emotion. still
seemed to exist in him when he sent
word to the correspondent Of The Call
requesting that he visit him at the Jail
WRITES NOTE OF THANKS.
On arriving at the jail the CORE
spondent found Weber pacing up and
down the long, narrow cell. His hair
was disheveled and fell In tangles over
his low, retreating forehead He was
dressed in black and wore his Gus
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-24
THE rHEATERs.

ALCAZAR-''The Village Postmaster"
CALIFORNIA-'-The Runaways-"
CENTRAL-"Queen OF the White
Slaves
COLUMBIA-''Her Own Way"
CHUTES-Vaudeville
FISCHER 'S-Vaudeville
GRAND-''The Show Girl"
MAJESTIC-'"The Tanning OF Helen" :"
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
TTVOLI='fThe Messenger Boy"
Matinees at all Theaters to-day
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HOLDS WEBER FOR TRIAL
ON A CHARGE OF MURDER


y NE OINl1 L II QcGQ-
ed at Auburn yesterday
~ that AdolPh Weber must
stand trial on the charge
of having murdered his mother.
The prisoners attorneys will Try
to secure his release on bail
pending the trial. The officers
are still endeavoring to find
where the blood-stained revol-
yer used by the murderer was
bought and will carry their
search to this city.
1t was learned yesterday that
while Weber was visiting San
Francisco last July he had his
picture taken at a local studio
and that he gave an assumed
name to the attendant.
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ENDEAVORS TO THROW
OFFICERS OFF TRAIL
Says He Suspects Neighbor
Special Dispatch to The Call.

AUBURN, Nov. 23.-Adolph ]. Web
er, the youth accused of killing his
family, will face jury on the specinc
charge of having murdered his mother.
Justice Smith, at the conclusion of the
preliminary hearing to-day, committed
the prisoner for trial and refused him
bail.
Had Justice Smith failed to hold him,
Weber would have been rearrested on
the charge of killing his father, his
sister or his little brother Except for
a slight flush which crept over his face,
young Weber showed no visible sign of
emotion when he heard the decision
committing him for trial. After court
adjourned he remained for some min
utes lnIearnest conversation with his
attorney, Ben P. Tabor. He wrote a
couple of pages of manuscript for his
attorney, presumably notes taken dur
ing--the hearing.
The strain is beginning to tell on
Weber. Usually he walks into the
courtroom with elastic step and with
head and shoulders erect To-day he
held down his head and his step was
slow. It is the belief of the officers
that 1t is only a question of time until
he breaks down and tells everything.
Weber's attorneys announced to-
night that they will make application
for bail to Judge Prewett. Sheriff
Keena was in Sacramento to-day look
ing for some one to identify the pistol
found in the barn. He returned this
evening unsuccessful. He will resume
his search in San Francisco. It Is pos
siAle that the pistol may have been
purchased through mail order house
in the East
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SAYS HE SUSPECTS NEIGHBoR.

Weber says he wants to swear TO a
complaint charging some one else with
the murder of his family. He intimated
to Under Sheriff May this morning
that there are several persons whom he
suspects. The Sheriff's office thinks he
is making bluff to bolster UP his fast
waning courage. At the close of court
to-day District Attorney Robinson
called attention to the desire expressed
by the defendant, and suggested that
Justice Smith remain to issue the war
rants. Weber's counsel Immediately got
their heads together, consulted with
him and then announced that there
would be no complaint filed by the pris-
oner
1t is not known whom Weber sus-
poets, but he intimated to Under Sher-
iff May that the person did not live far
from the Weber home. The two near
est neighbors are the Snowdens. and
the Rechenmachers. Rechenmacher is
the owner of the Auburn Brewery. hav-
ing purchased 1t from julius Weber
about ten years ago.. He is German,
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-24

and was close friend of the Weber
family. Both Rechenmacher and Mrs.
Snowden, young Weber's aunt, have
talked very plainly to Adorph about
the crime and his apparent indiffer-
ence as to the Identification of the mur-
derer They both believe him guilty
and have told him so. Rechenmacher
is of a very sympathetic nature. and
on the night of the discovery of the
murders was almost prostrated with
grief.
To The Call correspondent Rechen-
macher said to-day: My God. 1 cannot
see how any human being could COM
nit such terrible crime, but if Adolph
did it, 1 hope he will be shown no
mercy
TRYING TO TRACE PISTOL.
The latest rumor concerning the pis-
tol found in the barn is that the officers
have ascertained that a boy. James
Armstrong, sold a 32-caliber pistol to
Eugene Rodehaver a few weeks ago.
At dance Rodehaver hid the pistol
outside, not wishing to take 1t into the
hall. When he went to look for It later
1t was gone. This story has. not been
confirmed.
The officers now believe that the
shells (Peter's make) could have been
purchased in Auburn. One hardware
store here carries them, but r. ]. Han
cock, the proprietor, does not recall
selling any to Weber. Sheriff Keena
has inquired in Sacramento and finds
but one hardware store that keeps the
Peters shells, Baker & Hamilton, and
the firm only sells at wholesale. The
pistol is not a new one. 1t shows rust
well eaten into the metal, and 1t NAV
be difficult to locate the seller. The
number is 1854. 1t is an Iver Johnson
make, and the factory is located at
Fftchburg, Mass.
Weber sent word from the Jail this
evening that he wanted to see John
Adams, his guardian, alone. His re-
quest was not granted. Several days
ago Sheriff Keena gave orders that no
one should be allowed to see the pris-
oner without an officer being present,
and this rule will be strictly enforced
webers- cell has been carpeted and
bedding put in and everything arranged
for his comfort, but he will not be al
lowed any more liberties than other
prisoners.
He complained of lack of exercise
Tuesday, and Jailer Fulton put up a
punching bag for him His boxing
gloves were found In the barn to-day.
FOLLOWING UP BANK ROBBERY.
Now that the preliminary examina-
ton has been concluded interest centers
more strongly In the bank robbery case.
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Sc tire Mcitcrityffcr.
(@ammelt @bentDr / MI Sorfle6.
nind).

(@ammelt @bentpr / MI Sorfleo.
ning).
Ser bar engang en- Mon6, lom
bab6e tire @6nner. San lobe6e at
billie ifienfe en- foltbar Sting iii Sen
al Dem, iom u6fgrte oct 1tbrite See,
i%teritDfte. S ben &eniigt fful6c De
1ilbringe fire Mar u6e / @er6en % ioa
otter iomles / &jemmet.
Ei1 beitemt Ei6 tom Sc allie tire
tilbuge til lin Sober. Gen f6r1te bar
blebet 2gitnant og oberbrog1e Go6e+
rem en- @porebonfbog, bpori bar inb-
fert oe &engebelbb> bon bber Moo-
ne6 bab6e opiparef.
uDu bar ian6elig u6f6rt noget
itort," lag6e So6eren. ~Det er
ije?6en, nogen / Bin @ton6 fan u6-
fere ct %foa0ont MeiterltDffe, og gu
er ber6ig til at foloes min Sgn."
Den on6en bar bIepet SoIfetaler,
og Fan bap6e bragt oct iao bi6t, at
ingen mere troe6e paa bam; tbi ban
bar plubielig begpn6t at iige Soft
5on6beoen lige i 9jnene. 0gfaa
bom ro1te 6a6eren / bpie Eoner.
Den treble bob6e imi6ler giftet fig
og fortalte, at bans Spigermo6er
baboe aflaet bam ct iefs Moane6ers
8ei6g. Da BUN enoeIig igien biI6e
reiie, baboe bon flpttet 1brets @tfer
tilbage, iaa bum TOM for tent paa
5fibet og 6erfor maatte forIenge iii
Spbolb. Ga omfabneoe Ga6eren
bam UNDER Eaorer % iag6e: SIN
er &ingen; tbi Da1 bor noaet set
bgie1te!"
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8ruen: .Sea tan life inoie,
boorleoes min mano tan bore ialour
lige operfor mig"
&en6es bebite Zen: Sci set tan
niger torftaa, fiere."
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o0paret mig imoo, "a ic9 blep onlo1
ber."
gu forito6 &icbor0 Sanmenbpll'
gen, og ifjpnt set Dor ubebogelig1
NOT at blipe %ontoget for en- Spb, iao
tunoe Set oog bape peret berre.
ga &igen oltiaa life par gol> maatte
lnan pel tun1ne inoffe Jig til @ette
mes ben6e.
~Moa, iaa Sc tror altioo, al ieg
er 9oftortppen? - ga, leg fan life
anbet en6 paaifjpnne, at Sc pareto.
ger 9ereS Serres Snteresier; men
6enne Gong toger Sc MI olligepel
fell" 0g ioa fortalte ban ben0e,
bpem ban Dor, 90 bpor ban boe6e, %
bil0e netop til at beoe benoe ON at
mootage bans Sort, ga ian Tom iii at
tente paa, at ban 10 ingen bab6e
poa fig. Men 9r. @orton bar oa en-
gammel @folefan'erot a. bans Sa.
Ser og aarelang Sen of bans &iem
og bab6e b9ret 2ege ser, 1i6en ban
bleb foot. Da ser life fulgte roget
Spor, tilfgje6e BON: Seq ipntes,
De iag6e, at 9oftoren lite bar biem-
me?" ~9et er ganife rigtig," tom
Sparet fra Sen on6en SIDE at So.
rem. r9oftoren CT til 8rplrup %
fommer lite biem fbr SCI. 10, foa Sc
fommer til at bente iaa l9nge, bbo6
enten Sc bar 2p1t eller iffe.r Sub
at 6ortbiplelie in6ioa @icbor6 MI,
at ban ganife bar Biaens Mogt %
fori6gte paa at inoffe go6t for Eenoe
og ipurgte benbe tilii6it, bpob @runh
bun bog bobbe til at ontoge bom for
en- gemen Spp.
~Ggr leg ipprge> ON life ale
8eifripelier al &ppen posier poo
Gem? &ar 9e life tort &aor o9
blaa 9ine, Ter De life gobt no % Ell
'e( ifaaren for Sungeboan6et? 90
6esu6en," tiff6iebe bun triumferenbe,
vipiller Sc lite famine &omeoie, tom.
mer fjbren6e / 9roife og Forgotten at
babe iaa umoa6elig trablt. 8eipn-
6erlig forreiten, at @e lite bor fun.
oct paa en- MI &iitorie. 0g enoeIie.
bpis alt 6ette lite bor 8epi5er moi.
greb leg Dem iaa lite paa ferfl
@ierning? Seq 1ror 6oq NOT, at iee
Tan ftole poa mine eg1e 9ine."
@aa begpnote @icbar6 at fortelle
bborle6es ban bar fomne1t 1erop, al
ban bar fibrt / 9rofte fra fin Saberz
&us, bborle6es ban beo tilfel6ig a
ie nb at 8inbuet bob6e opbaget Dof
torens Gilt og berbeb bar fom1ner
til at tenfe paa Bulberne, bapot
la6et @ognen boIbe, bar gooet berop
og bborfor bon ielb boobe 1aget BuI
berne; men ban bentebe til1ibit mel
at fortnlle @run6en til fin Traplbeb
ga ban lite bar meget for at betrl
fine pripate Sager til Sieneitefolf,
@er6eresbe6 lite til 6remme6e. Seer
Ga Ser intet 5bor Tom, tilfgiebe ban
r@6r MI en- Gang, bbts 9e lite bt
lutte op for min @tplo, iaa bdr 9
gi6re set for 9eres egen og Sci
1trafs; fbi bbis, ST.. Morton erfarer
at Sc for Iuffet mig in6e ber, netot
MI, fao bill ban lite lengere babe no.
gen 8rug for Sem. Saeen er, al
set er til nit 8rDllup, Dr. @orton
ff1l6e."
rsSsa pitt, oct tror leg NOT" ipa.
re6e 8igen me6 EN- baunlig 2atter.
! &bo6 ffuloe ban FOG gribe tiI?-geu
bar Der gaaet ct @barter mes 6enne
baablsie ~&orlamentering. r@il De
lutte op og set %itrafsl" toroneoe
ban. - yMaa, iaa 9e tror maoffe, at
@e ton gibre mig bonge?" 9e1 bar
bet forbi me6 @icbarbs Eonlmbiq.
be6;; ban fornIeoe oIIe fine @rafter
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&robtmtertngcn al en- mobsrne Dee
an4tnic=9 Camper.

II @Sd1tqer-
De fGrrel te Mennei FER bor 1togen
Soc cm1, bpilfen foloslol Mffnre SET
er at probiantere en- mo6erne Sceat1=
linie=Domper, 9bilfen set life er mo-.
gen SberGribelie at beteg1e iom en-
~flpoenoe 3d..
vGelttc", +. g., far 8dfbemmelig=
be6er for life minbre ems 1850 Eos=
logerer, fer life at tale ont 6ets 8 +
@ficerer og Man6f6, Der teller 1876
Ber1oner en- iamIet 8efolfning
a1tiaa paa 1874 @iele. v&ronprin5
@ilbelm" fan fere 2>171 @erioner>
bboraf 1861 er @osiagerer, meoens
Oceanic" bar oberflb6ig &lobs til
1925 8asiogerer og en- 8eiptning
poa $50 Man6. 9isie Sal oil / fig
ielo gipe en- Goreitilling ON SEN @fo=
la, b%borefter oct er n%66bem6igt at pro-
biomtere for en- &etie frem, og tilboge
ODER Mtlanterbabet.
S6et ri ber forbtgoar Sc ubpre Sal
font ~@eltic"s @nobiontrum repre-
ienterer, ifal ri fer gipe en- roget
nermere Tortlaring al, bpilfe @ierge
al Brobtant, Ser lt6trebes til en- gfeiie
fra @ngTa@ til Seem Sort og tilboge
ma@ ct Tart9i Der bar 1000 Me11ne>
fer ombor6. 2ab % til en- 8egp1-
Belle ie paa @ie6foripningen. Mf
Sfsefig6 maa ser msobabes 1880
&ilo Il &i1o er 2 49, og af 6aore-
fieo ca. $3.50 &ilo, bbilfet bill iige
get ianume iom go 0fser og en- &ioro
paa $50 Saar.
81 gier ioale0es en- meget bngtig
@tart, emoifibnt Dor Goripnino life
er iaa meget iom ct &i1o for flor, bpis
bt fal funne fgle % fire; men /
Silfeielie iii bort Sfsefip6 og bort
6aarefip6 mao hi babe / Get min6ite
$500 &iIo @ammefig6 og 900 @ilo
al @alb&ieb og at 8leff.
6emtt @pin moo gigre Eienelte
for at foripne % me6 $3.50 &ilo
Sftnfe og roget 6lef, og for at u6,
fpl6e Dor Srofoit mtoa @fibets @ro.
: btantrrm pere foripnet meb $4,000
| 9@g. Sort Sierfrer11m mac na6 sri,
!. reiien fra England bore foripnet me6
5000 Sa1gle at ct eller on6et 5lags,
bboraf &alb6elen er &gns, mebens Sc
eorige er 9@n6er, Dmer, @olfuner,
@agtler o. I. b.
+ 81 Tar iffe gaa afite6 a16en 6if> oe
. at ferf Silt at forffiellig gtrt MAJ b
bobe me6 omtrent en- og en- fpar1
r Son, eller 1850 &ilo, al faIt Sii1
+ 900 &tGo og omtrent $4,000 @ilb
bbilfet blir ca. "a Sgnber. % tiers
oil iiftert blipe en- Dn0linggret ONT.
bor6> bnorfor Der maa me0bopes 1G
a 10000 al SEN. Mf an6re @faloDr
!. er &alb6elen tilftrefteligt, og til bette
fomner 400 a 500 9@}fer @ar6iner.
Sc rummelige Brobio1tr111l iom
goar 6Dbt ne6 5ftbet, fpI6es MI bur-
ttgt; men Der fon1r1er Dog til err6nu
mango btgtige Mrttfler. 9e ItgrI tie og
ptgttgite al 6em ollie er for set fgrite
omrem often Son Mel, ser Ibarer
til noget n1er en6 1880 8rg6 mes
en- Begt at 1iot mirt6re enc 2 &tlo pr.
lStDffe, og for bet an6et fentt Son
&artofler. Com man fer, bill ri life
to1nme til at inlte, ON hi mi nf1lutter
Brobianteringen men ser er bcg en6=
mi mango Mrtifler, iom mao me0ba=
bes. Mf Gutter til at gigre @eiien
ieb me6tages ber fire og en- bolb Son,
Of She omtrent 700 &iIo og al @affe
minoft en- Con. MeIfen for &eiie,1
rem % hlbage biloe beie $500 Sfilol
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faite6e fig med bele fin @egt MOI

og faite6e fig med bele fin @egt moi
9bren. @u 9e gieblittelig bolo'
op me6 set @peftafel, ellers faloe,
leg paa &olitiet. Seq bebeber tut
at iige ct 0rb, for &offepigens Sect
ter, Der er @onltabel, er ube / SGT
tenet enbnnl" @tcbar6 be6 Tpnber
ne iammen % ban6ebe inbbenbig
uoenfor lgo &eitens urolige @tam
pen, og in6enfor bIeb @tilbe6en TIT,
afbruot at Oct lille 8ronceubrs ems.
! formige Eiif<Eaf.
Sd: mangle6e &Ioffen hun ipt
Minutter / cite. lroIig git DO,
6ange op og ne6 as @uIbet og iagt'
tog olt in6til 6e min6ite @nfe!tbeber
Ser bar en- @br til; men ben fgrte
10 fun til ct m;n6re @erefie.
Scr maa gigrts noget, ser mao
gieres no9ef," behblep &icbarS at
iige til fig ielb. Og iom en- Sno.
ifp6elle TOM set ODER bom: ifulbe
man funne un6erf;bbe ben6e? @on-
ffe biit iaa Bigen lite ub 6ertiI; men
man fun6e al6rtg bloc. ----
Saa gtf ban til g%fdgIebuIIet og raob=
tie: ~Ser mi, leg bill gioe Gem fem
Collars, bbts Sc oil lutte Cpl" sssn,
tet @nar. Ssseg bill gibe Sem ii 9ol=
Iors, oe Sc ffar lite bore bange for
ST. @orton." @taoig intel @bar.
"eSseg oil 9ibe 9em, bbo6 set 1fal be-
re; Sc tan ieIp forlange, bboo De
oil bape!"
~SSeg gnifer lite at Dele me6
Dem!" Set bar lite til at tage
fell af GonefoIbet; ber bar intet at
gisre> og ganife idpopgioenoe faite'
be &icbaro fig paa @ofaen.
&lotfen log otie; bet bar ben
Ei6, bon banbe be6t @onitance tom.
me paa. @u bar De / &trten, oq
bbab ntaatte be bog tenfe? - So
bpis MT 8la6ere fit fat / &iitorien!
Me6ens @icbarb bar optoge11 a
alle 6isie iergelige 8etragtntnser
begDnote set at time fra @oftoren!
Selefon / BET tttitgoen6e 8erelie.
~geei, leg Sbtot!" 0g meo e
Spring bnr ban Deb E%elefonen
v&alIo, Central, fon Sc gibe mi
Mo. 69o?"
.@tl @e lite bore faa gob at ring
afr" ofbrbo @icbaro; "ieg snite
at tale me6 GentraIen."
~$pem er 6et?" Ibb en- Dome
femme.
r@er iaa goo at ringe al" BOB 81
cbar6. v@entralen" fom BET me
be6boren6e &aor6naffetbe6, Ina
leg foa $50. 900, 9r. @orton."
.@et er bos Dr. Morton!" iporeb
@icbar6. v&11n6e Sc lite ringe al?
r@r Doftoren tiIite6e2"
ct ergerI1gt vNei"l
vMocr penter Sc hom hiem?"
resseg benter bom f1et iiffffe," ibore
De &icbar6 me6 sSeIefie. v&an e
bortreift for min6it en- 1tges Ei>
BarbeI! &allo, @entralen."
@nbe1ig Ig6 Set 90: v@entralen"
r@ba6 er Bet narmeite 8ureo1
be6 ct. 8a11ls &irfe?"
v@armicfs 8ureou."
rSaa lo6 mig faa Set burttot."
Otter nogen rtoaImo6ig &ente,
bgrte &tcbar6 Ell v&nlIo!"
CT set @artpicfs 8nreau?
u&ba6 bnffer De?" fborebe Ell
Mon6.
rsSsea ffur6e bobe ct @rb ien6t ot
ite6 ifraffss."
r@o1, life robe fig aibre, er aonif,
alene, 8u6et CT qooet for at ipife."
.@an De 90 lite faa fat / e
8u6?"
$50. mnoffe."
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"kJeRB MRS. PINKHAM:-Jeg maa forta1le Dem, hvad Deres
har gjort for mig. For jeg brugte den, led jeg altd af
var meget svinme1 og havde Anfa1d, hvorunder alt
syntes fremed, og jg vidste like hvor jee var.
'Jeg s0gte Doktoren, der CAV mig noget Medicin, som dog
IKE IKE, sy Ut s+ at lhjg1pe mig. men efter at have brugt Lydia e. Pink
veGetaole Compound, begyndte jg straks at bedres.
:Jeg Kan 9rigt .anbefale Deres Legenidler til allie 1idende
Van Wick. Wash.
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= &atienten: ~SSeg boober, Sc
bill fommte til oct &eiultat, at ieg
lioer al iamme @pg6om iom 6rf. Be<
terien."
9oftoren: &c.,. oct foretom=
mer mig Dirfelig Sr11e, at ser er lig-
nen6e @pmptomer til @tebe. F.. men
leg erinorer life ltge / @iebliftet,
bboo oct bar, Grf. 8eterien feile6e."
Battenten: set gier leg beller
fife, men leg oe01 at 9e or6i11ereoe
ben6e en 8a6ereHe."
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Set er 2ibet ON

gigre."
ct 6orgiftningstilfeloe?" ipurg>
te Man6en.
~SSa, leb ielu til ct B%aulsfirfen,
og beo ben ferite, Sc treffer ON at
finoe 81. @orton; ieg bliper beo Sc,
lefonen."
&icbar6 bente6e meb &prerpret /
oen enc @oano og llbret / ben or6en.
Sbis mi 9r. Morton lite bar 6erl
- Su16 al l1ro fulgte ian @iieren;
Der gift neiten fem @tnutter, fer Dr.
Mortons berfienbte @temme Ig6.
,@allo, bbem er bet?"
Sci er mig, @icf @arfer, Dof-
tor, / 9eres @erelie lei" tom set ao>1.
belg1t.
~9icf Barfer, biemme bos mig!
6ba6- @offer er Du ser efter?"
~Seg git fer op for at foo nogIe
Bu1bere, og 1aa bar Deres nDe @ige
(l1ffet mig ir1e.'
Buffet Big in6e2" gientog 9ofto=
rem.
~SSo, antaget mig for Doftortppen
og laaiet for migr forflareoe
&tcbar6.
ST.. Morton bar bont til al bltpc
fDl6t me6 fine 8atienters Soraer, og
Fan bob6e oporaget fig til at bere
paa Dem me6 Deltagelie; men bette
bar for meget for bam, og ban gab
fine Gglelier frit SOB.
~2e BOG lite, 9oftor!" ba6 93icb.
ar6 / en- iao pnfelig Gone, at Sen o11-
Ben eiebliffelig tog fig iammen. Set
er ct for6bmt Gilfel6e, min Gut.
&bao bill 9u, ieg ifal gjpre?"
~SSeg er bange for, at Sc ielb
mao tomme. Sen sS6iot at en- @tge
bill lite tro eli 0r6 af bbao iee flyer,
og ib9rger pan, at bun lite bill LUTTE
op for mig, f6r ST.. Morton fommer
biem."
~SSa, iaa maa leg 10 belit fomme
itrafs. 6arbel fac lenge."
S ct felt @parter, ct ebin6eIio
longt @parter, iob @icbarb me6 IT,
ret / &oan6en og foriegte forgjeoeS
paa at fin6e en- tilfreosftillen6t
Sebn at ien6e ODER @igens for0gmtt
&ope6. @noelig bgrte ban en- @ogr
bol0e u5enfor 9eren 90 burtig,
Sfri6t op o6 Grapperne. @6re1 gil
op, og @icbor6 bab6e igien facet tit
Sribe6.
~Tenf, MI er Sen tire &barter ii
nil" iag6e en- Matrone til en- el6r'
Bige. ~SSa," ibareoe 6enne, ~bat
ber til @iengiel6 for at la6e SOL:
bente I tire &narter ie meget im11>
no. Spis set bar mig, Ser fulo'
gfftes, fan Sc ftole paa, leg iful6'
fomme >precis."
~9et tpibler leg olbeles lite om,'
ipare6e ben6e @eninbe. Ser ba,
noget | Eonefal6et, iom itp6te Ser
a1ore &ige; men bun fit lite SID til
at ibore. Sill Eonerne at 8ru6e:
moricben | v2obenarin" itr6mme6e
en- Sfare 8ru6epiger / lpier66t,
grbnt og guilt in6, og Bag beo BEN
bite fig en- pn6ig ungpiaeififfelie |
bbio @ilfe og en- 9Th al Epll. Set
bar @onitance ielb beo lin Ga6ers
@rm. Og oppe be6 Mteret ito6
@icbar6 Starter for at tage moo fin
8ru6.
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g @Dltetpierne CO Mormela0en

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Son.
Ser er paa ingen~ Meoo6e nepnt
alle 6e Mrtifler, bbormeb @tibet mao
foripnes fbr Mfreiien; men al set,
iom ct nnpnt, oil man foo er Sore
FILLING ON, bbo1 8rooiantrumm1ene
/ ct 6artpi iom nebnt rl111nnrer. Sg
til ct 6ortpi, Der ct u6ruitet efter sem
ne @fola, fan man u6en 8efpmrimg
tage Sur pg &etur til Seem Oprf, i6et
mon fan bore forbisiet ON, at bber=
fen @n ielp eller 1ogen AT Me0pasIa=
gererne bill reitfere at lulte ibiel un0er
@eis.
Otter Sc Sa1> iom ber er 11nbnt, bill
2gl eren n9ppe blipe oberrofe peo at
erfore> at set Gartgi bbori ri befin6er
% omboro, Dtl fgre min61t 1000
@orbouge, $4,000 5erbietter, 1000
&nibe, 5000 @ofler og 5000 5feer,
og at 2pbet al 6e tolp Gage, hi be-
fr1tber % poa @ieen fra @ngrom6 til
@mertfa % tilbage, ca. 1000 Clos
og ca. 1000 Sallertener ianoipnlig=
big bill blipe 1tuiloaet.
Srtif iom en Stiff. Sen beolte Mn=
befoling for en- Me6icin er> bpo6 Sc
tenfer 6erom> fem for brngt Ben.
Dr. @eter's &11rifo er onerfjenot for
at bere en- 8lobme6icin AT a~llerfpr1te
Stang; faa Me6ictner fan mQale iig
6erme6, og ingen opergoor sen. Secs
fplsenbe 8reb fra emil Mubrep, 93t
@abington st., 2pnn, MasI. Set
taller for fig felp:
~@r. &eter Sabrnep, @bicogo> S1I.
Seq gnifer at fortnlle Dem, bba6
@rfaring ri bar Dobt meo Ceres &u,
rifo. Seq tror min Some bi16e bobe
peret 6e6 i6og, ON bun fife bab0e
br1gt 9eres Me0icin. S6reno fun
begDn6te berme6, bar FUN altio 1pge,
Zig. &en6es &en6er, Gg60er og Sem.
mer bar frpgtelig opipulmet, men MI
er bun fritz lom en- Stiff. Sum fdter
bun fife fan b9re 1en foru0en mere.
@pgrg lite efter Or. Yeter's @uri
TO poa Mpotbefer; Sen ielges lite ser
men fun giennem 2ofalagenter ellie,
poa 5te6er, bbor ingen iaa6anne fin
6es, birefte fra Sabrbfanten, 81. @a
ter Gobrnep, 112-114 60. &oDn
&be., @bicogo> S1l.
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lydia c. Pinkbarn'$ Vegetable compound.

KJeRR MRS. PMKHAM:-Jeg anbefa1er med Glade Lydia e.
Pfnkham's Vegetable Compound til mine lidende Medsgstre som
en- udnnerket Medicin for allie kvindesygdomme. Jeg led at For
rykke1se af Livmoderen og andre kvindelige Svagheder. Havde
Hovedpine, Rygvark og en- saadan nedtrykkende Smerte, at jeg
n9ppe kunde gaa over Gu1vet og var neget nerves.
En- Veninde raadede mig til at forsoge Deres Medicn; Diet
ske. Jeg brugte ialt - Flasker = Vegetable Compound, en- Aske
Diet og har like havt Tilbagefald af sygdommen. Jg er saa frisk
nu som nogensinde for, Og err for hver Dag mere taknemmelig for
min Helbredelse.
"Jeg we'd, at Deres Medicin vii gjere alt hvad den anbefa1es
for, for idende Kvinder"-MRs. DORA ANDERSON, North Muske-