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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-04-29

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SDgepleierforeuingen for StGrb9t
% omliggenbt Sogne af9Olot 6.
Qpril i'm aarlige Notwithstanding.
garsregnItabet uooiite ct OOerituo al
1880 Mart, faa at 5oreningen nu
meo tibligere @ars OberItub eier 538
Mart 70 penning. Der er / bet for
ls6ne aar bbet 100 9sans pleie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-04-29

oente IiOt. 9an iOan9 fig imiOler-
tio itrots i Sdolen og Oenote biem
til 3raasbpt FOR fsrTt at re9te aOaz
get. 81. Qp.)
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-04-29

0rum. - Storten 0 M
men. Com Segn paa, at 5oraoret
mariner ia, inbfunOt Storten Zig ben
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-04-29

| Djnene OK Drcnc, san
som Blindhcd, "Granuln-
ted Lids Stgr, betend-
te 0jnc, Deyhed, o. s. v,
uden Operation eller Me
diciner, bet er ct sim
pelt Apparst, kaldet the
AETNA Pocket Battery,
o. we'd den kan Patton
dersa aucne HEN Den
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-04-29
Synet.
BrilIer Ell tiIbaeeIast Standpunkt.
"Actina," en- storartet 0pfindeise, der
neIbreder allie Ole og 0rensygdom-
me uden Operation eIler Mediciner.

In yidunderlig Opdagelse or giort af WIDEN
bsman og Ophnder Geniet Prof w. (,
Wilson. Han har fundet ct Middei bekicndt
som "Actinar. der helbreder ale S~ygdomme
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-04-29

WaneeRaOne. SfrrtorsOd9 bIso
Mr ifslge ,.RqItpeb 5ioenbe" / 9otss
p9rb airte bsbt tt Barn msb felz
qenoe Ropne: 6barles 6briIten Gbri
titan Carl @i9go 8ittor 8ilkIm
@inter Mrtbuer 9eterlen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-04-29
Sampfibsbi4etter

n,eb oue 2inier, til os ira bet sumle 9anb %
ole Steber | @m.rita, lapefte Priier. g omit
oa paalibelis tlnberretnius ON Ia Qinier frit.
Wortenlrn&Groof, ssa Grand AvGbitagn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-04-29

Qatonift. Gn gonoe fanat
forleoen, msOoeler ii. GO." Osb
Qlsining al lin Mart en- punOeitdi.
Tom ban dntog itammeoe fra ct
Barn. Da ban formobeoe. at Der par
1tet en- G%orbrpoelie. fenote ban Dan
bsronen til 29gsn meo Pudfriften
,.9arnebopeo". 9Ggsn ienbte Pdns
oeFonen tiIbuee, oa pad en- SebotI
itob Der ,GRhroeb".
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-04-29

gatte og indsende Diet gattede Tai.
Ingen har Fortrin for andre | denne
Gntning, og du kan lige saa let faa de
$50, 900 som en- anden. Skulde der blive
fere eud en- nejagtig Gatning, vii
Summer blive delt mellem de Perso-
ner der getter n8jagtigt eller kommer
nermest. Hvorfor like digr Den
lykkelige Vinder vii faa Undertaking,
s~aasnart Diet er ofhcielt bekendtgjort
betalte Adgangskort der
er soigt til Cdstillingen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-04-29

5. 5innemunn / anuo 12-13 Sag
ON at en- &Ornlooe.
The Starkville news. (Starkville, Miss.) 1902-1960, 1904-01-15
RAILWAY DISCIPLINE.
Method of Enforcing Regulations
Which Ii Being Generally
Adopted.

Sixty railroad lines in the United
States, embracing one4third OF the total
mileage, have adopted a single system OF
disciplinary rules for employees. The
rules are, of course, modified to meet
local conditions, but the general plan is
one invented and first used by General
Superintendent George r. Brown, OF the
Fall Brook railroad of New York, to
check unjust discharge of employees and
to improve the relations between en-
ployers and workman, says the Worlds
Work
The Brown system" has for it's foun-
dation record book in which is kept
personal record OF every emplOye OF
the road In it is written brief state
ment of every irregularity for which
each workman is responsible. When
man begins to make a record in the book
he is called to headquarters and talked
to. He is not suspended; he is merely
warned. But when the pageiS filled with
irregularities" the account is usually
closed with the words: discharged, in
competent"
For every item entered against the en-
ploye a bulletin is posted in consplcu-
Gus place, telling what the fault is, how
it could have been avoided, and how 1t
affects the company's interests. These
bulletins are dreaded as much as the
'lay-off' for which they are substituted
in the Brown system
Avoiding loss of time and wages OF
employees, resulting in possible suffering
to those dependent on their earnings, as
we'll as decentralization of employees by
enforced idlenesS.
Avoiding unnecessary severity IN
the dismissal of an employe, or requlr-
ing him to serve an actual suspension
for a single offense that does not inJu-
riously reflect upon it's reputation, con-
duct capacity or future usefulness in the
service.
The causes for instant dismissal have
been greatly reduced by the adoption OF
the general rule of the Brown system"
The rules, however, are not intended to
operate in cases of disloyalty, dishon-
esty. desertion, habitual intemperance,
insubordination, immortality or avoid
able violation of rules whereby the COM
pany's property is endangered or de-
stroyed
The Starkville news. (Starkville, Miss.) 1902-1960, 1904-01-15
FISHING UP OR DOWN STREAM.
The Method Most Popular with EN-
perienced Anglers Who Whip
the Streams.

Fishing up stream has many advO-
Gates who assert that, asltrout always lie
with their heads up-current, they are
less likely to see the fisherman or the
CLINT of his rod when the casts are made;
the discomfort and fatigue accom-
panying wading against strong rapids
is amply repaid by the increased scores
secured; that the flies deftly thrown a
foot or two above the head of feeding
trout float more lifelike down the cur
rent than those drawn against it by the
line when they are apt to exhibit mus
cular power which in the live insect
would be exaggerated and unnatural,
says Outing.
On the other hand the down stream"
fisherman is equally assertive as to the
value of his method. He feels the charm
Of gurgling waters around his limbs, a
down current that aids rather than re-
tards, or fatigues him in each successive
step of enjoyment in his pastime; as he
casts his SO or more feet OF line a-doWn
the stream, he is assured that he is be-
yond the ken Of the most keen sighted
and wary trout; that his artificial bugs,
under the tension Of the current scanning
it from right to lefe, reach every square
inch of the swim as English rodsters
term likely water, and, coming natural
Iy down stream, just the direction from
whence a hungry trout is awaiting it,
are much more likely to be taken than
those thrown against the current with,
doubtless, a foot or more of the leader
dropping and bagging before the nose
of trout with a dead bug, soaked and
bedraggled, following slowly behind.
Old anglers. when fishing rapid stream.
have learned to adapt their methods to
the physical condition of the water.
They have adopted both methods, fish
ing up the pools and down the rapids,
thus avoiding the great fatigue in wad-
ing the latter and the chance OF the trout
seeing them in the more quiet waters of
the former.
The Starkville news. (Starkville, Miss.) 1902-1960, 1904-01-15
WOMEN AND THEIR MANNERS.
Several Recent Episodes Suggest the
Unpleasant Question Whether
They Have Not DetCriOrated.

1t is no doubt quite as Impossible to
indict a sex as it is to indict a nation;
and yet several recent episodes sug-
gest the question, certainly an unpleas-
ant one to ask, whether the manners Of
women have not deteriOrated some what
with the growth of their sO-called free
dom. SAYS the Providence Journal.
There are few critics, even OF the reac-
tionary type, who would advocate Sc
rjOusly a return to the somewhat stllted
fashion of former days. What the old
or noyelists liked to call female deli
cacy" was perhaps too much in evidence
at the strenuous moments OF life. We
do not appreciate to-day the young
woman who faints too easily. Indeed,
the modern ideal is distinctly athletic,
and very good thing, too Neverthe-
less. it would be pity IL aboundlng
physical vigor had been achieved at the
expense of the gentle feminine sraces.
girl can ride well without acquiring
the air and language Of hostler, and
she can set out to earn her own living,
if may be permitted to hope, without
becoming a strident unsexed creature
The most cynical commentator on his
kind would not assert that no good
manners are left but the statement
that they are less frequent than they
should be. and that bad manners too
often thrust themselves upon the pub
lie consciousness, is only too true
The Starkville news. (Starkville, Miss.) 1902-1960, 1904-01-15
| eyes fixed in 1oathing 1pon her unwel-

eyes fixed in loathlng 1pon her nnwel-
come visitor.
"You will please leave me at once"
she said calmly. Il do not know you,
nor do | wish to-"
The caller lurched a step toward her.
Angie, have | changed such a lot?
I'm going to kiss you"
MY hand is over an electric button"
said Miss Heriot, with flashing eyes.
do not come one step nearer"
In spite of her words and her for
midable attitude he started toward her
and | was about to precipitate myself
into the room, when voice from an
other direction made us both pause.
Blair Mcintyre. stand still. Don't
move or I'll shoot"
The voice, harsh and unlovely, rang
familiarly into my ears. In the door
way leading into an adjoining room
stood a woman with revolver in her
hand, woman, the counterpart OF the
one by the table, in face and form,
the real Angela Heriot. My suspicious
were confirmed | heard gasp be-
hind me. Cassie was leaning over my
shoulder and I heard him mutter,
Thank God!"
The woman in the doorway stepped
farther into the room, and Cassie and
| stared eagerly.
Blair Mcintyre" the harsh voice re-
peated, Il shall certainly shoot you if
you touch that girl. I'll give you to
understand that Angela Heriot second
is made of different material from An
gela Heriot first. 1t was my name
alone that you helped to besmirch,
but long since | finished with you and
your kind forever. Now you may 60"
During this speech the younger wom-
an had slipped around the table, passed
the stunned and sobered Mcintyre, and
thrown her arm about her mother.
Cassie and | took in every detail Of
their likeness to each other, as they
stood side by side regarding the in
truder. No wonder the public was de.
ceiyed. Save for the difference of age
and instinct, the two women might
have been twins. 1t was good TO see
the daughter draw her mother closer
to her side and taking the revolver
gently from her hand lay it IN a chair.
She knew from McIntyre's changed ex-
preston that he would not presume
farther.
Cassie and | stepped back into the
shadows of the hall and Mcintyre
stumbled out Cassie closed the door
after him and entered the room where
the two women still stood in each 9TH
er's embrace. The younger Angela
gave a little cry of delight. and started
forward, but the mother held her back.
who are they, ma chere?" she
asked.
Angela blushed vividly.
''This is Mr.. Brought told you
about him, mother-and his friend. Mr.
Winston. whom | have not met, but
who has watched me play many
times" The protecting arm stole again
about the elder woman's waist. Il am
proud to present you to my mother, gen.
The Starkville news. (Starkville, Miss.) 1902-1960, 1904-01-15

When Capt Cook first visited the
Island of Tahiti, the natives were using
nails made of wood, bone and other
equally hard substances. When they
first saw iron nails they fancied them to
be shoots of some very hard wood, and
desirous of securing such valuable COM
modify, they planted them in their gar
dens, in order to raise more.
The Starkville news. (Starkville, Miss.) 1902-1960, 1904-01-15

attention to himself principal would naturally object to be-
ing outshone by dog-star.
production of plays has undoubtedly improved IN recent 'e
will not saw as acting mechanical settings certain
vastly superior those of generation SO ago For instance
when banquet champagne is served we
with soda remember being on Tue
STAGE once when an unsteady manager lighted candle
and fire to the ice
truth not important factors III sue
cess on the certainly Even comedy the player
should For he bas the TACT t
he knows saving and absurd things the subey OF the I'M
preston The gravedgge in Hamlet indulge IN the
most ridiculous which supposed think deep
philosophy indicate the slightest degree that
their remarks absurdles the humorous effect Wouc
be lost
should be artistic but artificial Sentiment and
sentmentalv things just art and ahaity
WIDELY other art
The Starkville news. (Starkville, Miss.) 1902-1960, 1904-01-15
Farms where Lakes stood.

Some of the old Nile lakes, which were
formerly dry salt plains in summer and
covered with a few inches of alkali water
in the wet season, have been reclaimed
by the British government and are now
worth from $500 to $500 an acre. They
produce magnificent crops.
The Starkville news. (Starkville, Miss.) 1902-1960, 1904-01-15
He Heard Too Much.

Mr.. Oldboy-Why do you bring SO
much water, Tommy? l merely asked
for a drink
Tommy thought you'd need more
than glassful cause sister said you was
the driest old stick she ever knew.
Stray Stories.
The Starkville news. (Starkville, Miss.) 1902-1960, 1904-01-15
Flat HOlnne.

Flat Holme, an island in the Bristol
channel, is onlv mile and a half in
circumference. but consisting mostly
of rich pasture land, supports farms
house, besides the lighthouse with a
revolving Eight 165 feet above the sea.
The Starkville news. (Starkville, Miss.) 1902-1960, 1904-01-15
Right Sort of n Girl.

The Cincinnati girl who married a
poor young man who thought her poor
also remarks the New York World,
and then informed him after marriage
that she is worth S500,0U0 seems to be
of the good old American variety OF
girl who was not in tho market fer
counts of no account
The Starkville news. (Starkville, Miss.) 1902-1960, 1904-01-15
Av, the Drama and the ACt0r
By JOSEPH JEFFERSON.

RI IS selection of those matters most interesting IN ma
ture and blending of them into harmonious whole
1t does not be reproduction OF nature Du
rather reproduction of those things best calculated to
convey the idea.
have been asked why do not have dog in Rip Van
Wnke' NY answer is that the dog selected might nof
conform the preconceved notions OF the larger part OF
the audience of what Rips dog ought to be. Then he
oht WAC his tail at the wrong time and thus attract entire
The Starkville news. (Starkville, Miss.) 1902-1960, 1904-01-15
A Definition.

"Whar you reckon de happy ian is?"
Its way back yander, at de place you
passed so long ago, en- didn't know you
wuz at it.'-Atlanta Constitution.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-10-01
geit tiber go Sapreu

ibDn muroe Mrs. @insfom's Sups
thing Syrup pon Willionen BON
Wliittern beim 8abnen Der &inoer
anaemenoet. Wir1t Du i'm Shlafe
ourb oas Shreien zines &inoes ae.
itDrt, oaB i'm 1abnen ilt unol npr
S@mer5en tueint? @enn 10, la1ie
fofort cine sFlalbe BON ,,Wrs.
WinslomS S0Dtbina SDrup" bolen.
Sein Wert iit unbeaablbar. gs miro
oent fleinen 2eioenoen Iofort Yinoes
runa Derfbaffen. gerlaBt eucb ba>
rauf. Wtiitter, es lit tein AueiTel
oariiber. Sc beilt Diarrbue, reaus
ltert ben Wa9en uno Die Oeieren,
beleitigt Wino 9plit, erueibt ben
@aumen, nerbinbert gntsiinouno
un6 itdrtt bas ganse Spitenr.
yMrs. Winslums soothine Syrup
tiir aahnenoe 4inber lit anaenebm
i'm 8eibmad; bas 3ecept itatnmt
non einem Der beiten tueiblid1en
Nerate in ben Ser. Staaten. Gs lit
BET allen 9ruaeiiten in Der aauseu
9Selt au baben. 8reis 25 Gents per
.Jlaihe. 8auft nidts anoeres, als
Mrs. 8insloms SoDtbina Gprup.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-10-01
3eras.

- Der staat bat in ieinem Streit
NIT ben @IpreBgele0idaften einen
boQitdnotgen 9teg errungen. Die
@eielli1aften haben ertlGrt, oaB tie
Die BON Der @iienbahn iefteeiebten
Staten oeeeptieren uno ibr @eiud um
elnen @inbaltsbefebl, our1 ben Die
ginfiibrung Der Staten aebinoert mers
ben iuute, suriidsieben tueroen.
- 9iftriftribter 0alb in Dallas
bat ben ginhaltsbefebl, burcb ben Die
itreifenoen 8Dteniuneen Der @eifern
Union telegraph Company perbin>
bert uuroen, bic neuen 8oten Der
@eieaihaft au beldftigen. aufaebo.
ben. iid aber BON ben Sungen ber=
iprehen laiien, oaB fie iih anftdnoig
ltno uroentlih betraeen piiroen.
0enrD &nube, elm alter befanns
ter Biirger BON Srieoridsburs, 1T
i'm 6auie ieines sbmagers 2Duis
Grbelger geftorben. gr par ihon
le't n,ebrere Sabren teilueiIe geldbntt.
- Sn ben Geisfelbern nabe Beau.
mont bat man cine @rantbeit. entz
oedt, Die man Med @ot nennt uno
Die ben Neisfeloern aefabrlih su tuer=
Den brDbt.
- Nus @aco miro eemeloet, oa6
bort S. 6. s. 2ebreht, elm befann,
ter Geihdftsman, aus Dot in Sails
gountp Deri6munoen iit. 2ebreht
iou am Dienitag rtDrgen Warlin Der.
laiien haben uno i'm 2aufe bes 9as
ges IN Waco an9etommen ieiu; felt
Dienitag abeno bat man ibn niht
mebr aeieben. g8ie iein Bruber,
War 2ebredlt, bebauptet, batte er
$4,000 Bel iib. Sein gerihuinben
lit ieineu Nneebbrigen uDQia unoere
itdnolih uno fie fDnnen uur annebs
men. oaB Elm @erbrebeu an ibn bes
nangen iit.
Bier Sniaifen beS @eiGngni|ies
in Eagle BaB iinb entflDben. 8mei
maret1 Der uebertretung Der Ginmans
oerungsaeiebe aneetlaat, elmer oes
Shmuggeln8 mno elmer tpuroe ala
8enge feitgebalten. Die iibrisen sc.
fanaenen blieben rubie i'm Gefdng.
mis-. troboem fie ebenl0gut bdtten ent.
flieben f1nnen.
= Sn oer Ndbe pDn Seguin puroe
Der Wegifaner Nnoreas Nobles, Elm
tleiBiger, 0roentlider Wann, ere
ihoiien.
- Das neue 2beater IN 0ouiton
tit am Donnerftaa er6ffnet mproen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-10-01
Wons 3riessfb fbampIaee

- Die Wilitdrbeb6rben in ct.
Betersburg geben su, oaB Der Marlh
Der Sapaner auf Mutoen 8u beaons
men bat. Cine Depeibe aus 6arbin
meloet, bic Sapaner hdtten Siabupbu
beiebt. Das @eriicht. oaB Der @roB.
firit Nicolan8 ben Oberbefebl iiber
Die geiammten Truppen iibernebmen
tDeroe. geminnt an Wabriheinlihteit.
- Ser iapaniibe General Rurofi
tneloet, oaB feline Eruppen 10 trieas.
tiihtig Ddren, mie MIR ie tu1breno
oieies Seloauaes.
- Die beioen frieafiibrenoen
Dtddte baben cine oirette Nabrih-
ten'Wtitteilung iiber Die 3riegsgefan.
genen eingerihtet. Dielelbe ruiro
ourd ben iapaniiben @elanoten in
Berlin nno ben ruiiiiden @eianbten
in Yeting uern.ittelt.
Die Sapaner baben cine
Olhunfe. melhe BDitlahen BON
Bort Grtbur nad gbeefoo brinaen
uollte, angebalten uno uerbranut.
Die Sniaiien oes Bootes puroen
nod gbefoo aebratt. 8uei als
@bineien nertleioete Ruiien uuroen
als @efangene aurIdbebolten.
Die Sapaner iuQen augenblids
lih apiiden 2iau gang uno Mufoen
l44, 600 Wann Snfanterie baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-10-01
9es Naboemfems inert.
Stefe glnaabett iuerben biels Weinobs
ner DDn SAT- QlmtpntU tntereIfierem.

Die unten angefubrteu EatIoben
iollten Don Gaen geleien tperoen, bic
tuegen ihrer pbblilben 8einoffen=
belt beiorgt fino uno iih in dbnitber
Sage beftnoen. nie oieier 8empbner
BON San Qntonio. gs lit Elm loto<
ler Sat- unb ct tann BON Sebem
griinolid unteriubt tueroen.
q. Seioel, elm ebemaliger Gie6.
aiiAter, 3l1 Snoiana=S StraBe, fagt:
Wenn id nidt gana aetpiB tpdre,
oaB 8 Dan ssNierens8 8 8ilIen
mir gebOlfen batten, tpiiroe i1 es
nibt lagen. Sd batte &idenIbnerz
gen in oer@egeno oer9tieren felt 8 biz
4 Sabren, AUDI enbere Gnaeiben
eeuteten oarauf BIN, baB bic Nieren
oapon Die llriabe leien. Seitbem
tb nun 3 oan' 8 0ierensB Bil>
len gebraude. fiible id @rleibtez
rung uno bin iiberseuet, baB fie Elm
nirtlides 0eilmittel fir bic Nieren
iino. Wtein Stat lit: ,@ebet 3u Sic
iber & Sprinealas Npotbefe, pers
langt . 0ans Nieren< Bils
len, uno beren @ebrauh tpirb Nes
fultate berDor bringen, bic @rItaunen
erlreaen.
grbdltlib bel allen DrpguiIten.
Breis so Gents. Softer WiQ5urn
go. in Buffalo, sc. g., olleinige
Ngenten fiir Die Ser. Staaten.
WergeBt nibt ben Nanen 3 oan
uno acceDtirt tein Subititut.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-10-01
Yeuantife etnes 9rtefters

ReD. Sobn 6. Cor bon Wate, 9lrf,,
i9reibt: u12 Sabre lang lit i6 an
Gelbfn9t. Sd coniultierte cine ganse
anaabl bon Geraten un6 nerfudte alle
erbentli6ea Qrten bon Wiebicinen,
aber ohue iegli6en grfplg. Damn
ting i'd on, ben ,,@lettric 8itters" su
gebran6en lnb ieBt fiible i6, baB id
bon benz 2eiben befreit bin, bas mid
II Sabre lang in ieinen 9lauen bate.
Wenn Sic cine auberldilige Mebicin
fir Nieren> unb 2eberleiben, Wlaaens
bei6werben Ober alleemeine S6mad,e
baben tuOllen, bann uerf6affen sic
ii9 ugleftric 8itters". gS ipirb aas
rantiert bon ben ApOtbefen bon @. z.
5, S9miot unb aboIpb 9reiB, NHr
so Gents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-10-01
SotatlOHeu tn Seras geipttnldt.

Die SriscpsSpitem 2anos Smni,
arations Giiociation lenft bereits
ibren Eeil Der @iutpanoerung nacb
9eras
Dreibunoertunofiinf5ig Ngenten
oiefer Niiociation nDn1 Often uno
geOroen baben ioeben cine Tour ourd)
Eelas beenoet uuo iib na9 ben 6nlfs,
queQen oeS Staates &c. ertunoiat.
UNI bic 9atiahen ben 0eimitdtteius
bern Der alteren 5taaten beiier uprs
fiihren gu t6nnen.
Dieie Ifiuciotion 1T bic uirfs
iarnfte, bic es eiebt; iie Fat Maenten
in ben gan5eu Ser. Staten. 0ollt
Sbr Guer @igentum. auf benz 2anoe
ODER in Der Stabt, nerfaufen, tuiinIht
Sbr &apital fiir syabriten Doer
irgeno cine Snouitrie, ibreibt an
st. 9. Sem on, Sefret6r oes Sme
tnieration8 8tGeaus, Dept. q.
Sriscu @ebduoe. ct. Souls, Nlu.
g. u. 9ugbes,
@eneral-S -Smmiaratipns<NQent.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-10-01
@ettet 9ipet npms 9pOe .

nllniere fleine 3o6ter batte etnen
gerabesu lebensgefdbrli6en Nnfaa bon
&eu6bniten unb 8rpn9itiS", i6reibt
Grau %. 6. Sabilanb bon 9lrmonf,
N. g., ,aber als ale anberen Mittel
berfagten, ba rettetem mir ibr 2eben
bur9 uDr. Sings Neue gntbedung" !.
uniere M6te, pel6e an Der @9tpin6z
iu9t in porgef4rittenem Stadium lit,
gebran6te ebenfalls bieie ipiinberpole
Mebicin unb iebt beute 1T fie bp[lftdnz
big gefunb", Gan5 per3meifelte 0alss
unb 2ungenleiben tpei9en ,,Or.
Sings gteuer gntbedins", ipie feiner
anberen Webiein anf grbenl lInfebl>
bar fiir 9uiten uHb GrfaItungen. so
Gents unh $1.00 Glai6en garantiert
bnr9 bic Ipotbeten BON 8. s. s,
S6mibt unb NbDlpb SreiB.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-10-01
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