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Swamp-Root is not recommended
for everything but 1t promptly cures
kidney. liver and bladder troubles, the
symptoms of which are-obliged to
pass your water frequently night and
day smarting or irritation in passing
brickdust or sediment in the urine.
headache, backache, lame back, dizzi"
ness, poor digestion, sleeplessness
nervousness, heart disturbance due to
bad kidney trouble, skin eruptiOns
from bad blood, neuralgia, rheu-
matism, diabeses, bloating, irritability,
wornout feeling, lack of ambition, loss
of flesh, sallow complexion, or Bright s
disease.
If your water, when allowed to re-
main undisturbed in a glass or bottle
for twenty-four hours, forms a Sedl-
ment or settling or has cloudy ar
pearance, it is evidence that your kid
neys and bladder need immediate at
tention.
Swamp Root is pleasant to take and
is for sale at drug stores the world
over in bottles of two sizes and two
prices-fifty cents and one dollar. Re
member the name. Swamp Root, DR.,
Kilmer's SwampRoot, and the ad-
dress, Binghamton, N. Y, on every
bottle.
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GROWERS IN aIAsS MEETING.
To Take Action With Regard to the
Low Price Of Cotton.
(By the Associated Press.)

Shreveport La, Dec. 12.-Imme-
diately after the adjournment of the
National Boil Weevil Associ2 ton Con-
vention here tonight Il mass meeting
Of cotton growers was held to take
action with regard to the present low
price Of cotton. Over tWo-thirds or
the delegates to the convention were
in attendance. Harvie p Jordan. of
Georgia, president of the Southern
Cotton Growers Association, presided
and made q speech, which was faVora-
bly, received. He said the people of
the South are facing d, crisis in the
low prices offered for cotton. and he
advocated q movement to check in a
measure at least the present declin-
ing price and adopt ways and means
for some united basis OF action at that
end. A resolution was offered TO the
meeting advising farmers to hold their
product for higher prices but before
action was taken q motion to adjourn
until tomorrow night was favorably
acted unon.
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81 would rather not discuss Andrew
Carnegie" said the doctor Concern
ing my relations with Mrs. Chadwick
| will explain them on my return to
the United States. Naturally L am
taking great interest in the case
but / have not seen any lawyers rel
alive to my statue. Although l have
not yet taken any definite steps con-
corning sailing, I intend leaving
Paris for the United States in a week
or ten days"
In the course of a later interview
with the Associated Press DR.. Chad
wick said he must refuse to believe
that ri Reynolds could have said that
he CDr. Chadwick was a co-consptra-
tor with Mrs Chadwick and that he
was present when Reynolds rave Mrs.
Chadwick the alleged trust fund re-
ceipt. The doctor stated that state
ments to that effect were wholly I'M
true.
Being asked whether he was in
communication with his wife, DR..
Chadwick refused to reply.
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Iri Reynolds Story.
CBy the Associated Press.)

Cleveland. O., Dec. 12.-Trouble for
Mrs. Cassie l.. Chadwick increased at
a rapid rate today. She was Twice
indicted by the grand jury of Cuya-
hoga county and her old time tflenu
Iri Reynolds took the stand in court
and made evident his intention TO
shield and protect her no longer. The
aged secretary of the Wade Park Bank
presented 2 pathetic picture as he an
swered question after question when
brought out his own implicit falLn III
the woman. whose financial tranSac-
tons have we'll night ruined him IN
fortune, and caused him such mn
mite trouble. Ee gave evidence that
he still believes his trust was Justl-
fed. Only one query he attempted 10
evade. This was when he was asked
how much of his personal estate had
passed into the possession or MIS-
Chadwick. His eyes filled, and he re-
quested that he be excused from an
swering. The question was not
pushed.
The formal indictments voted
against Mrs. Chadwick this afternoon
are based one upon the Carnegie note
of $3.50, 900. which was made payable
at the office of Andrew Carnegie in
New York City, and the other upon
the carnegie note for 100000 which
was payable at the National Bank OF
I
indictment are two counts one charg-
ing forgery, the other uttering of
forged paper
information of the indictments was
at once wired to New York by Coun-
" Prosecutor eeler, and he request
ed that Mrs Chadwick be Immediate
~ re-arrested if she secured bail on
the other charges hanging over her.
The examination of Fri Reynolds
treasurer and secretary of the Wade
Park Bank before Referee Remington
in the bankruptcy court today failed
to disclose any asset that might be
secured by Receiver Loeser appointed
by the Federal court, but brought
from Mr.. Reynolds in reply to ques-
lions, the following answer:
she told me she was the lllegiti-
mate daughter OF Andrew Carnegie
Later Mr.. Reynolds in detailing his
transactions with Mrs. Chadwick.
said
I'm all my transactions with Mrs.
Chadwick l believed from what she
told me that Andrew Carnegie was
backing her and all her indebtedness
would be paid" He then added;
I'm I have not had anything yet to
make me doubt it."
In detailing how he came into pos
session of the s5,000,000 not bearing
the name of Andrew Carnegie, he said:
Mrs. Chadwick called me to her
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Boom and Bang Day and Night.

General Oku's Headquarters. via
Fusan. Sunday. Dec. 11.-(Delayed
in transmission.) -Russians along the
front of General Oku's army are con-
tinuing an artillery and rife fire day
and night. The Japanese are not re-
plying. A Russian move southW ,StI G
is not anticipated lmmedldtely' lie
has not developed.
Last night the thermometer reach
ed seven degrees below zero, which is
The Japanese preparations for the
winter are practically completed.
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ARE YOUR KIDNEYS WELL?

Bright's Disease, Diabetis, Rheuma~
tism, Gout, Gravel, Dropsy, Infiam-
nation of the Bladder, Bad Blood and
Nervous Troubles caused by Sick Kid
neys.
w. II. King Drug Co., the well
known Druggist of Raleigh, knows by
experience that HINDIPO will cure
all forms of Kidney and Nervous
Troubles, and will guarantee it in all
cases.
Can't you afford to try it at their
risk? 1t costs you nothing if it don't
do the work.
Send by mail to any address, pre-
paid on receipt of SO cents. Six
boxes $3.50 under a positive guaran-
tee.
General Debility,
Sick Headache,
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Miss Won UnSchuI to Lecture.

Miss Marie Won Uischuld who gave
a recital at the Baptist University las t
evening will lecture before the schools
of music of the University ST Mary's,
Peace and the Blind Institution, and
the Ladies' Musical Club of Raleigh,
in the chapel of the Baptist University
this morning at eleven o'clock. Her
subject will be "The Wei Tempered
Clacechord of Bach and the influence
of Bach on Wagner"
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clan is of the opinion that it would
not advisable for Mr.. Carnegie to take
the trip.
One of Mr.. Carnegie's secretaries
said tonight that satisfactory ar
rangements have been made to that
and with the United States District
Attorney II. L. Burnett.
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Not a Candidate.

Mr. Joseph e. Pogue, of this city,
in referring to a publication made i'll
this city that he was a candidate for
Mayor of Raleigh, states in emphatid
terms that he is not a candidate for
the position.
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NOW SMELLING THE TOWN.
The Port Arthur Fleet Seems to Have
Been Sent TO the "DemnitiOn
RowwoyyS.'
(By the Associated Press.)

Toxic, Dec. 12.-The commander
of the Japanese naval land battery
reporting today, says:
-Four Russian battleships, two
cruisers, one gunboat and one torpedo
store ship lying in Port Arthd" har-
Dor are completely disabled There
is no further necessity for bombardlng
the Russian naval force.
Are now engaged Smelling the town
of Port Arthur, which is being heavily
DANA ged. -
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annually. if saved from destruction
by this insect.
This cotton mine OF ours will make
the South the richest OF countries *
preserved 1t is bound to be SO.
With the monopoly here of the growth
of cotton and the dependence OF the
world upon it to clOthe its nakednesS.
a golden stream must continue to flow
into the South. That golden stream
turns the balance Of the worlds trade
in favor of the United states. 1t
makes us Il creditor nation. Let II
fail and we become a debtor nation
The destruction of the Mexican boil
weevil thus becomes great national
question. and Congress and the nation
should take hold of it. Let this con-
vention point the way"
Harvie p. JoPdan's Reply.
Harvie p Jordan, of Georgia, presi-
dent of the Cotton Growers Protective
Association of the United States re-
sponded to Governor Blanchard's ad-
dress of welcome. He said the dele
gates had travelled a long distance to
lend their ala in preventing en-
croachments of the boil weevil in the
southeastern cotton growing states and
TO lend their advice and aid in helping
destroy the ravaging insect.
At this stage of the proceedings
d L
lvention proceed to the election of per-
manent officers. 4 dozen delegates
were on their feet in an instant clam
| oring for recognition. One of THESE
moved an adjournment, while another
! questioned the prOpriety of the con-
tVentions going into permanent organI"
cation before the credentials of the
delegates had been passed upon. I'll
lnally after much confusion it was
agreed to recognize every delegate
wearing a badge, and a motion naming
| a committee on credentials was voted
down. A Shreveport delegate secured
the floor and favored motion for
adjournment. He created a stir by
charging that a number of delegates
were attempting to inject politics into
the selection of a permanent presiding
| officer
Quiet was finally restored and adj
Ijournment was taken until 8 o'clock
tonight The only name mentioned
on the floor in connection with the
permanent craftsmanship was that o;
z. s. Peters of Calvert, Texas, presi-
dent of the Texas Growers Associa
ton.
Among the delegates present is Or.
Otto GagzOw, imnerial German agri
cultural and forestry expert, repro
the German ambassador to the United
States.
DR.. Gagzow is on the program 70;
an address. To representative of the
| Associated Press he said he was here
to profit by the deliberations of the
convention. He was accompanied By
several of his countrymen all of whom
are taking a lilvey interest in the boil
weevil problem.
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ThanA Through
sure to-
They Do SIosta First
Badly, wanlp-oo
Health. A Convince Anyone
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DIR. CHADWICK is NOT EASY.
He Answers Some Questions But Shuts
Up Like a Clam on Others.
(By the Associated Press.

Paris Dec. 12.-Dr. Leroy s. Chad
wick, of Cleveland, Ohio, whose wife
Cassie l.. Chadwick. is held a prisoner
in New York charged with frauds of
a financial nature, has been living
here quietly for some time occupying
quarters in a hotel in the center of
paris, but owing to the notoriety Of
mis- Wife's affairs, he has observed tie
greatest seclusion. DR.. Chadwick is
somewhat beyond middle age. He had
not the appearance of a person ac-
customed to aff1uent surroundings He
frequently reiterates his desire to
avoid attracting attention mainly on
account of his daughter, a nrepo ssng
girl of 10, by his former wife rho
is with him. The Associated - ess
correspondent talked for an hour with
Dr.. Chadwick.
ut is most unpleasant to me-"
Chadwick said, "to me interviewed UNI
der the present circumstances. 1t was
an extreme shock to me when / saw
the newspaper reports concerning the
case. | learn every day new features
about tn affair which 1 never knew
before. There is no truth in the re-
port that Mrs. Chadwick settled a
large sum on me. Do I look like
man of millions?" Dr. Chadwick
called attention to his appearance as
he uttered this remark. saying:
anyone would be able to see that
l am not a man who had received
millions from his wife,
Nothing of Lydia DeVere.
Asked concerning reports that Mrs.
Chadwick is in reality Lydia DeVere.
he answered.:
"'Fhe first time that 1 ever heard
the name of Madame DeVere in this
connection was when l saw it recently
in the papers,
Questioned upon the financial as
poets of his wifes affairs DR.. Chadwick
replied:
THE financial matters in the case
do not affect me in the slightest They
speak of bonds being found. I would
like to know what these bonds and
paDers look like
Does your wife know Mr. Carne-
gie?' the doctor was asked.
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4 Guaranteed Cure For Piles.

Itching. Blind. Bleeding or Protrud,
Piles. Your druggist vii refuno
money if Pazo Ointment fails to cure
you in to Ia days. 5Oc.
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EDITORIAL NoTE.-In order

wonderful merits of
received
sample bottle address
observer The of this
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To Cure a Cold in One Day.

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
let's All druggists refund the money
if it fails to cure. 2. w. Groves
signature is on each box. 25c.
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0lmdli6e Neimltate
5aben hiele 8arser gen @ntonis's entam.
f5aRii& 9eiimR1ts

&ein Bunoer, oaB oiele San On
tDnier gang entbuitaitiih muroen.
Sober tnuB 9lifliG geulabt meroeu,
Der na@ jabretansem 9eiben aebetlt
miro. OeHentlide &uubeebungen
mie Die ~fDlsenbe. iino nur pabrbeits=
aetreue Beridte Iber Die tdglihe Or
belt, bic in San IntDntp BON DDan's
Nierenpiuen arseeiibt mirb.
Die SEQ. 306 SDutb 5traBe mub=
nenoe Srau u. 2opes, @ottin BON
u. 9opes. iagt: MeIne @elunobeit
mar aiemlih gut, bis meme 0ieren
anftngen, mir Sdmierieteiten gu be-
relterl, moourb mir bdufa mein Ni=
den lhfnerste un0 mir Die 2enhen
nuno uno labm tuuroen. Der
Sbmer5 uar oft iharf uno ourd=
ortngen0, nanentlld, neun ih mid
bufte uoer etuas Job uno oas dn=
oerte fih aud niht. bis id Dnan's
Nleren : BiIen nabm, bic i'm Berar
Drug St0re Dber in Slider &
SprinQaa'S MpDtbefe 5u babeu Iiuo.
Waboem ib cine Sbad3tel ouQ aez
l1onin,en bate, uaren Die Sbmersen
in meiaem &iden, Die 8unobeit uno
Die anoeren Sbmptome Der Wierenz
tronfbeit nerIbmunoen.
@rbaltlid bel allen Droeuiften.
Yreis so Gents. Softer Wiiu5urn
go. in Buffalo, g. g., aueinige
Ngenten fir bic Ser. Staaten.
Wer9eBt ritt ben Namen . 0 n
uno acceptirt fein Subititut.
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Gs lit mebr tsatarrb in oieier @eseno beg Gam
oes, als BON alien anoeren Rranfbeiten sulammen
nno big in Den lebten Sabren gait er ats unbcilbar
gie(c Sabre !ana %ertldrten 0oftoren inn fir cine To-
tale Rrant9eit uno lArieben lotale 9eilnittel Dor,
ni9t %turrteil, ~ertldrteni lie i'm fiji itnbeilbar. 50iG
Biienianft bat b~etpieien, SaB &atarrb cine @anTti=
tationstrqntRsit II UNI aekbelb tontltutionele BE-
banhIuna erforoeFt. 9att's Ratarrb
Bur, %fabrsirt bon #. 5. Gbenep u 60,
aoieoo, Obio, it Die eln5ige .cOnItitutioueae &ur i'm
Don 10 8rupfen bis 3u einem Sbeel6fel upI aenom=
men. Sic tpirt oireit aui bas glut uno Die i6lei=
MICE Gberildbe beg Spitems. sic bieten ein6un=
bert Dollars Ihr jeoeu Sal, ben lie gu turieren per=
Leblt: 2oBt Gu4 @ireulare unb 3eusniie fommen.
Aoreiiert:
S. J. @benep s. Co., 3oleoo. Ohm.
- 8ertauft bon alien &potbetern. @reis rs
Gents Die Glai6e.
SaH's Sau,tIiens . lien Fno Die befen.
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V~ofat,onen III Seras eemunldt.

Die JriscD=S pftem 2ano= Sunni.
arati0ns : 0iiociation lenft bereits
lbren Eel Der ginpanoerung nod
9eras
Dreibunoertunofiinfsig Ngenten
oieier Nfiociation pom Often uno
@Oroen baben lpeben cine gour ourd)
geras beenoet uno lib na6 ben 0ilf5s
quellen oeS Staate5 &c. erfunoigt,
UNI Die Tatiahen ben Seimitdtteiu=
hern Der alteren Staateu better porz
fiibren Ill fDnnen.
Dieie afiociatioa lit Die Dirf-
iamfte. Die eS eiebt; tie bat I9enten
in Den eansen Ser. Staten. @out
Sbr @uer @igentun. auf Dem 2anoe
Doer in Der Stnot. pertaufen. mlnldt
Sbr &apital fir Jabriten Uoer
iraeno cine Snoultrie, lhreibt on
Sc. 6. 2emon, Sefretdr oes Snl-
miaratiuns : Bureaus. Dept. q.
Jriscp : 8ebauoe. ct. 2puts. Wo.
8. u. 6uebes 8,
Generals mmiaratiDns= Gaent.
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Ode SenHeus nnb NaparrO strabe
0idat etnca sac tsans feitsem.

SD erfranfte febr f9Bes ag einem
giierenleiben. Sd periubte ale mogz
li9en 9lrten bon Miebi3in, aber feline
elnsiee bapon balf mir. @ines Cages
iab i'd sine Nnseige BON Sbrem Cleo
trio 8itters hub bef6loB, bies 81 uers
iu6en. 0adbem i'd MIR elm paar
DOZEN bapon genommen bqtte, per@
ipiirte i6 bereits @rlet9teruHg unb
balb baranf lpar i'd ~ppQitanbig gebeilt
unb bin ieitbem nod ui6t wieber Ell
men Sag franf setuelen, Hadbarn
bon mir finb babur6 gebeilt tuorben
bon &beumatismus. Neuralgie 2ebers
unb Nierenleiben, unb allgemeiner
S6md9e. Sas 1T es tpas 9. s. BaB
BON 6rempnt, q. g., i6reibt. 3u bas
ben fir 50 Gents in ben Npotbefen bon
s.. s. S. S6mibt unb eib0Ipb SreiB.
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: ..

Sn siuena Mopbta ? 0aus Der
9rinitn Cotton Oil Drills fano cine
grpl0iion ltatt, burh peld1e Elm See
ger HamenS 2ubie Warren getDtet
-uno elm anoerer Neaer fhuer oer=
lebt tpuroe.
Das Silper Queen 6otel in
Gour gate lit a~beebrannt. gier
Berionen: =. e, 2euis nnb Zee
Samilton aus Beaumont. Sad
Smitb uno feline Srau aus Neus
6anoner. fino um's 2eben eetor,s
men, Webrere anoere Beripner
tuuroea serlest.
- Die @ousreB Noenus tn Nuitin
io1 nit alaiietten 8ieeeliteinen ges
pHaStert meroen.
- Sn aurten itarb Geo. S. 3ims
msrmann. Der felt 1856 i'm gountp
mobnte uno aroBes Qnieben aenuB.
- Sn galoert lit bic 6ohihule
fir Wener nieoeraebrQnnt.
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Ste ,,frete Jabrt" Der S~anSlemfe.

Gin broaiaes @elhihthen miro
Der rToii. 3ta." aus Weitfalen NIT
geteilt: Sn 9ortmuno muroen Die
Tarameteroroibten ppr einigen 9a=
gen ein9efibrt. Ils nut, elm paar
bieoere 4anoleute in Die aufbtiibenoe
Snouitrieitabt tarterl. I'M, gintdufe
au MAIDEN. bemertten ite nit Stau.
men ben t1euen Basen. Sbre 0eu=
gieroe lieS fie naber treten. uu0 als
Der freunolihe &utid1er einlaoenD auf
oas Shilo n6rei" mics. ftiegen Die
beioen elm. Die Sabrt cling burh
Die Staot had Ontel 1beooor', Der
gsuiB 9ruBe Nuaen MAIDEN miro,
menn Der Beiud in Bageu pDrge-
fabren fommt. Maa Fam am 3lele
an. Stol5 uno a,ajiDs fieaen Die
Weitfalen aus, 0antten Dem Tlbrer
uno woIten in'a 6aus treten, als lie
oeS nEarameters trafiige Stimme
pernabmen. Die 8aolune perlangte.
uniere 8iebereu tparen Dor Staunen
baH uno Ihieneu Die Gpradae uerlD-
rem 81 BADEN, Weniden iammelten
iih an. Der Rutiber itiee BON ieis
ner 6Dbe berab. ariff Den einen ant
Irm uno lbrie: .8oat Sbr besab=
len uoer nibt?" 90 tam mieoer
2ebeu in Den 2anomann: .Sa, foItet
oas oenn etmas2 Muf hem Shilo
itebt bod .5rei". uno 10 elaubten
mir freie Sabrt 81 baben!" Das
@elahter Der umftebenoen belebrte
tie eines Belieren. Wtit iaurer Wiene
muBtsn lte Die Tabrt be5ablen. .Nun
geb mir aber nit Der &roBitaot
meg" meinte Der cine. I'm cine
@%rfobrung reider. traten iie Bel Sn=
lei 3hepopr Elm.
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Smn1er III finnen.

Bir iinb INNER 81 finoen. un-
iere Sirnta dnbert iib ME. Sic tpar
Sbos. @og9an & 8rps.
ieit Oreibig Sabren. Wir fiibren Die
beiten Biano's, Orseln uno ale
mufifaliiden S~nitrumenten, Die in
oer Welt fabrisiert weroen. Inner
G%ngebpt. mas Waren uno 0ualitat
snbelangt, 1T unlbertruHen.
Tbps. Slogan & Bros.,
Ode Soaifon= l. Nabarro : StraBe.
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= Sn Berlin 1T oas erlte pplnilde

SH OeEIlU III UU9 SClIS pUluIiuDt
0ote[ Inter ben 2iuben erri6tet uors
Den. BDiuii@e 8ldtter betpnen. oa6
oas 6Utel CANA soeutI9enrein" iei,
o0 f0nul Die Sn9aberin' mie oas ges
lante Beriounl Der nDlniIben Hattp@
naiitdt n%ngepDrten.
ueber eiueu gemiBten 1alienz
boten miro aus WIndeu beridtet /:
8or etnigen 3agen eratna on bic
Bauerilbe 6npotbefen= uno Wehiel'
banf Der Nuftrae. 60.0O0 Warf UNI
eebeno an Die tDnialide Doftaiie All
iiberienoen. Nls Der Banfoiener NIT
Der Summe bort eiutraf. trat ibm IN
einem aorriopr elm gut gefleioeter
6err NIT ben Worteu entgegen: nIb!
Sic brineen oos @elo BON Der 0Dpo=
tbefen= uno @ebielbanf, aber Sic
fpmnler 81 friib, Ole Safe lit nod
nidt ae6ffnet. @eben Sic mir oas
@elo uno iiberb. inaen Sic in5nilhen
bieles Shreiben in bic @ebeimpolis
sei." Damit iibergab er benz 8oiiens
boten Elm nit amtlldem Siegel oer'
Ibio1ienes &pupert uno moQte nah
benz @eloe ereifen. Ser 8afens
oiener eber iibergab oaS @elo nibt,
nabm oaeeee11 oas 5Greiben uno
bradte es in Die @eheimfanslei. Beim
Oeffnen fano lid nur elm leers Blatt
8apier barinnen. Nls Der Gaiien.
bote an bic Steue alridtom, no Tim
Der 0err bas Sdreiben lberQeben
batte, ruar bieler perffmunoen. Su
Der tDniglihen 0DftaKe aber erflarte
man benz &aiienboten, BON einem
Wntraa an Die 0ppptbeten< uno
8ehielbant aur Mussahlung bon
80. 900 Warfsnihts 81 uliien. Durh
Die Belunnenbeit oeS 4aiienboten
mar Die 8anf allu Dor einem groBen
5haben bemabrt tporoen, ben ihr EN-
8etriaer suflaen mDllte. Ser 3aiien'
bote erbielt BON Der 8ant cine naute
bafte Belpbnung.
- Inter benz Nanten BDlfshaus
lit in 2eipSig oas neue Irbeiterheim
erDffnet noroen, oas fih Die 9eip=
aiger Wrbeiterihaft nah langiabrigen
uergebliden Bemubungen nunmehr
in Den Rdumen be5 friberen Siooli,
8eiberitrase 80, serribtet bat. Wit
Der @rDffnun9 bes BOLTS auies
tomlnt Die aeipsiaer Nrbeiteribait Der
geruirflituue oes WunSdes ndber,
Der lhpn por IL Sabrer uno ldnger
su monnidfahen @%rDrterunaen InlaB
| aeqeben bat, ndmlih Der 8elbaffung
zines N~rbeiterbauies fir bic 3wede
Ger Oreanilatinen aetuerelbattlther
unb politiiher Nrt.
Dag @reebnis oer Weinleie an
Der 0abe ldBt ith, pie man aus
&reusnab berihtet. iebt einigermaBen
iberbliden. Sn quantitatiuer Sins
1iht ourfte es auf etma einen halben
6erbIt binaustommen; in Winaer=
freilen bort man ulelfah Die 2Iage.
DAB ourh bas binaus50sern Der aQs
aemeinen @einlele arDBe Wenoen be-
reits eoeliauler grauben bonn 8e9en
gum Nuslaufet eebrabt uno baourh
Die grtrdsniiie tpeIenlia uerminoert
Doroen leien. 3n qualitatieer Be-
sie5ung boeeaen iibertrifft Der 1904er
cine LANCE 3teIbe BON TDriabren gana
beoeuteno.
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8er i'm 8eruf ieiu SibTeiitb fraoaaie.
rem, ODER oft ip6t aufbleiben, uoer benz
lnpetter iih ausleben muB. Der miro
leidt cine @rt6ltune, Dber b ircb 9iatTeh.
Ter elm Maeenleiben betOntlnen. 4nfanos
mag oas llebet unbeoeuteno erid,etnen:
lGBt man es lebueb aaftehen. 10 fnnu es
5nr geidhrliben &ranfheit rperoen. Nas
rum treffe man retbt5eise &orfehrungen.
Ntbt nur als fihereS Seilmittel, ion6ern
anh als onerfannter Shub oeoert ale
oMrb unre9elmaBi9e ooer angetreEete
2ebenstueiIe en~titebenben aBrperiibel iino
ST. Bernard Srantcrpinen ~unid6bbar.
Sir % Gents BEL Npotbetern gu baben.
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spmSpner sptel grtnfaelSer.

Sn einem mooernen 2pnoDner
6otel eruarten niht peniger als IA
Nnaeiteate ibr 9rinf9elo BON ben
@diten; ndmltd: Il Der ObertelIner
i'm gpnueriatiDusiaal. q Der Obers
feIner an Der Gable b'bute, - Der
2aHeeteaner, A Der aeaner i'm
&audaimmer, 81 Der Dber 8urtier.
g. Der &ellner. y oas Dienitmdo.
den, 81 Der 6ausoiener, 81 Der
@aroerobier ooer Die @aroerubiere,
10) Der Waftpurtier, III Der Gag
potter, 12) Der Waaenburihe, 13)
Der gleoaturfibrer. 14) Der Sage. -
Gnaenebme Heiie!