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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-06
THE N. Y. HERALD'S FORECAST
or THE ELECTION TN GOTHAM

Democrats who will vote for Hearst
l,4li,
Republicans who will vote for
Hearst, 800.
Republicans who will vote for Nc
Clennan, 1853.
Democrats who will vote for WINS,
269.
Voters in Manhattan and the Bronx,
comprising New York county. were
asked 10 Indicate their preference for
district attorney with the following
result:
William Travers Jerome, 1884,
James W. Osborne, 1,l36
Clarence j. Shearn, $50
Charles A. Flammer, 1906.
From the foregoing summary OF the
sentiment among voters canvassed,
each reader may judge for himself
tie probable result Of the election.
The mayoralty situation is confus-
ing. The contest is between Mayor
Mcclellan and Mr. Hearst, with Mr..
WINS third The actual canvass of all
classes of voters shows slight pre-
ponderance of votes for Mr.. Hearst.
The inquiry also shows a strong trend
for Mcclellan among the business ele-
ment, while the poll of election dis.
trcts. each voter being personally
seen, places Mcclellan in the lead.
The outlook would seem to be such
that the work done at the polls on
election day will be the determining
factor in the struggle.
On the face of the Herald returns
Tammany Hall has been split wide
open. The republican party has been
knocked to pieces. There is party
chaos almost as pronounced as that
which on a larger scale, engulfed the
Democratic party OF 1860. But the
confusion extends TO the republican
party as we'll There is an uprising
against boz SEES and machines, and il
My remains to be seen whether the
revolt viii be farreaching enough to
overthrow them both on election.
The vote of union labor has been
swept by tens of thousands away from
the wigwam The support of the
street car employees. OF the ircn work
ers, Of the mechanics. Of The printing
trade, of the plumbers, of the sales
men, of the small aalaried men of the
laborers, have gone al The rate Of
from 60 to so per cent. A surprisingly
clared for the Municipal Ownership
ticket
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-06

The story of the play Cousin Kate,
which comes TO the opera house Fri
day. Nov. 10. in which Alberta Gal
latin is starring this season under the
management of Kane, Shipman and
Colyin, is a simple and very beauri-
ful one Cousin Kate" comes to visit
her relatives when the family is all
stirred up because the daughters
flance has disappeared on the eve Of
the wedding Kate tells Of a man
she met on the train. who later de
velopes 10 be the missing fiance. The
COlyin. is simple an dyery beanti-
daughter is about TO discard him when
Cousin Kate patches things up. Then
she ana the fiance meet. all uneXpect-
edly. in the little home he has pre-
pared fer his bride. and in the odd
est. pretticst way. although each is
unknown TO the other. their love story
comes out. Then Kate discovers that
he Is her cousins fiance and she pre-
tends she has only been flirting In
the end. though. 4 would be wrong TO
tel inst how # all comes about, all
things are Strengthened out aud every
body made happy.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-06

New York November 5.-The Her
aid will today publish the following:
TO ascertain the drift of popular
sentiment In the coming election the
Herald made poll Of more than TO-
900 representing all classes of voters
in all the FIVE boroughs Of New York
| City Canvassers distributed secret
ballots, which were marked by the
voters, sealed in envelopes provided
| fer the purpose ana dropped into a
ballot box, which was not opened lin-
til the canvass was complete
In polling election districts canvass
ers went from house to house with
copies of the registration lists and
noted the preference Of each voter,
In testing the sentiment of great com
mercial organizations or associations
of property owners letters were sent
| to the membership with ballots and
return envelopes, which were sent
! back through the mail This same
method was adopted in polling the
school teachers who are entitled TO
vote
Canvassing was begun last Sunday,
and all the polls were completed on
Thursday night How comprehensive
was the canvass may be seen from
the list of the various bodies of voters
included in il, as follows;
Entire voting population nine com
plete election districts in Manhattan
Brooklyn, Quinns and the Bronx.
Financial and real estate interests,
educational interests, labor skilled
and unskilled commercial interests,
street railway employees, theatrical
employees and average citizens.
In striking he final balance sheet
of the vote cast for nominees for may
or. the following result was obtained:
William r. Hearst 4,177; George b.
Mcclellan, 1852; William NJ. WINS.
1888
| All through the campaign the polti-
cal leaders have been basing their
claims on the supposed drift Of repub.
lican voters to Mcclellan or of demo
cratic voters to Hearst, In order TO
get an idea of the extent and the re
laIive proportion of this drift, the Her
aid in asking the preferences of the
voters regarding nominees, also asked
them to indicate the party ticket
which they are in the habit of voting
A summary of the replies received TO
this question excluding the straight
party ballots and the Independents,
is as follows:
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-06
f. N W X tat fa4 "a -.a. 4ss-
PRETTY FLOWER CLOCK.
Timepiece In the Garden Tha,
Teaches Lessons in Nature.

The children's grandfather. made
them wonderful clock II was out in
the garden, and by It every one could
tell the time OF day or what do you
suppose he made It? Flowers, and
this is the way he did IT,
First, says the Washington Star he
made a great flower bed and divided
1T into twelve parts, The divisions
We're marked out by rows Of box
plants. and in the center was d post
three feet high. This post had two
hands on 1t, but. Of course. these were
only for show A sun dial on the post
told the time truly in case any Of
the little flowers got out Of order
AS some plants open only a night
the twelve divisions of the clock We're
divided into parts. On one side were
night. on the other day boomers.
At 4 in the morning goatsbeard and
blue chickory opened. The petals Oh
the chicory were a bright biuc. They
grew lighter in color until they were
nearly white The children called the
flowers MISREPRESENTATION. as IL
O'Clock found all their petals closed.
At O'Clock the morning glory and
poppy opened their eyes
All 6 the yellow hark-weed and dan
delions.
At o'clock the water lilies were
in all theft glory and If the day was
fine O'Clock found the pimpernel
with its red eyes wide open AT .
marigold and tulips spread out Al
10 Stars of Bethlehem were at their
best, for at II they were found all
shut up. At IL O'Clock the lazy pas
sion flowers awoke and sweet peas
then triumphantly unfurled their
many-coloret banners. At daisies
we're the brightest and at 4 O'Clock
in the afternoon the flower appropri-
ately named four-o'clock was ready to
show itself.
At s o'clock the beauty of the
night" awakes and at 6 the evening
primrose was blooming its loveliest
AT Z the white lychnis (only a night
bloomer) opened and later still the
night primroses put out their white
bloom.
At Q o'clock in the morning the pur-
pie convolulus awoke and wondered
il the sun had forgotten to set mp.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-06

While no wOma n is entirely free from
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bc the plan Of nature that women
should suffer so severely. Menstrual
ton is a severe strain on woman Is
vitality. it is painful or irregular
something ii wrong which should be
set right or II will lead to a serious de-
rangement OF the whole female organ.
ism.
More than fifty thousand women
have testified rateful letters to Mrs
Pinkham that Lydia H. Pinlzham' Z
Vegeta ble Compound overcomes pain
full and irregular menstruation.
1t provides a safe and sure way of es-
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THE two following letters tell so con
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Miss Nellie Holmes Of $40 N. Davi.
sion Street, Buffalo n y, writes;
Dear Mrs Pinkham:
Your medicine is indeed an ideal medicine
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Mrs. TilIie Hart, of Larimore. N. D.,
writes
Dear Mrs. Pinkham:-
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AeA Mrs. pinkhamfa AdYiCe-A Nom
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-06

Vegetable Compound sooner: for have tried
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" | dreaded tbs approach Of my menstrual
period every month, as 1t meant 50 much pain
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table Compound has done for me.
| Such testimony should be accepted
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! that Lydia H. pinktam's Vegetable
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women.
| The success OF Lydia u, Pinkham's
| Vegetable Compound rests upon the
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! ton. leucorrhma, displacement or nj
| ceration OF the womb. that bearing
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ovaries, backache, bloating, Tor flatu-
lency), general debility, indigestion and
nervous prostration or are beset with
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writing her and she has helped
thousands. Address Lynn. Mass.
IN Best Understands n Mcman's Hts
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-06
81 SUFFERED AWFUL PAIN

in MY womb and ovarieS, writes Mrs.
Naomi Bake, Of Webster Groves, Mo-,
and my menses were very painful
and irregular, Since taking Cardui !
fesl Ike new woman, and do not
suffer Us | did,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-06
WRITE US A LETTER

In strictest confidence, telling us all
your troubles. We willSsend free adj
vice Gin plain sealed envelope. Adj
dress: Ladies' Advisory Dept, The
Chattanooga Medicine, Co., Chatta=
nooSa, Tenn.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-06

ASK MRS. plkhams Woman Best Understands Nomans Hts
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-06
sun in Germany.

Prof Eichhorn, OF Jena, states that
the sunniest district Of Germany is
Jena with daily average of as
hours. The gloomiest districts of Ger
many are Aix-la. Chapelle and Ham
burg The highest average of sun.
shine in Europe is reached by Madrid,
with eight hours average daily sun.
shine.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-06
% AkUSKMFNTg. .
% nj s@ sN o o - q - a d

At the opera house Tuesday Mana
ger Frank L. Perley will offer his new
with music, THE Winning Girl" by
Charles NJ Doty, a remarkably clever
piece of work-a fragment of society
taken from real life as il were, and
placed upon the stage with tuneful
musical settings The, dialogue is
crisp and good; the story never flags.
incident succeeds adventure with rare
promptness and brisk action follows
the lines of the well arranged plot
The author has succeeded in repro
ducing the atmosphere of the ultra
smart set to a remarkable degree The
characters are ingeniously presented
and engrossing in interest. and Mr..
Dcty's powers of characterization are
above the average violet Dare who
proves to be The Winning Girl" be.
ing particularly well conceived.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-06

Baby sleeps and grows while nam
my rests if HOLSTERS Rocky Mount
ain Tea is given. II Is the greatest
baby medicine ever offered loving
mothers. So cents, Tea or Tablets
p G, Schuh & Sons.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-06

The julie Foreman Musical Com
cdy Company in an elaborate pro.
duction of Musical Comedies. Cindcr
ella and The Bogus King, Manager
Y. c. Alley, proprietor of above at
fractions offers TO the public a must
cal comedy company that is composed
of artists especially engaged for each
part that they assume The comedies
abound in bright, clean comedy. and
fairly bubble with musical numbers.
Cinderella comes to The opera house
for two nights, Wednesday and Thurs
day, Nov s and g.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-06
The IDEAL.

II life Is worth living it IS worth
living wei An i-csl life on this
pIanet-and the word ideal is used
here in f. dictionary sense of the
best pOssibie"-is a happy combiua-
tion Of business and pleasure. toll and
relaxation Of urban and rural slr-
roundings.-Dr Robertson Wallace In
Madame.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-06
peeuIIar Javaese orehId.

r-UIIaT 1aFarar IN''lNs
In Java there is an orchid. al the
flowers Of which open at once. as II
By the stroke Of a wand, and they also
en- viIher tezefher.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-15
@tne Afaoetntt fur oentf@e Spra@e
IN Std,f.

Der neueIts @isunssberi9t Der preu,
Bti6en ataoemis Der @iheni9uften
trGgt ben Sitel: vGenerulberi9t iiber
@riinbung. bisberige Sbdtigteit uno
tpeitere PlGne Der oeuti9sn &ommilz
lipn". SIN Sabre 1903 purbe sc
beIonbere beuti9e apmmifion ein9ez
isBt nit Der Nufgabe vfiir Die ldnst ers
ipuni6te Grpeiterung unb 0ertiefung
Der ataoemii9en Irbeiten auf benz gez
biete beuti9er Spra9e unb Dirt cine
li6ere uno breite 9runblage 81 l9afz
fen." Ser jest borliegenoe 8eri4t
iiber bic Sbdtisfeit Der &ommihion,
Der Die brei 9ermaniften Der Ifabemie
6. S4mibt, 8urba9 unb &oetbe an
ge6Oren, 1T iebr bea9tenspertb uno
interefant iotpobl mas bic biz jest gez
l%eiitete Irbeit als Die 3utunftspldne
anbelongt. Die Snpentariiirurg
iGmmtli6er literariI6en 6dnbi9rifs
ten beuti9er Spra9e bis ms 16.Sabrz
bunbert lit in MngrifT senommen uno
frGftig eefDrbert porDen; Die 8erDfz
fentli6ung un9ebrudter oeuti6er Werz
fe bes angebenben Mittelalters unb Der
friiben bodbeuti9en 3eit bat begone
men; bas 9anbi9riftmaterial, bas Ell
ner r@ei9i9te Der neubo4beutl den
S9riftipra9e" als 9runblage bienen
iou, lit geiammelt unb pirb unter Dem
Sitel .8pm Mittelalter CUR Hefprmu=
tipn, 6ori6 insen CUR @ei9i3te Der
beuti9en gilbung" berOffeatli9t, unb
enbli9 lit sire fritif6e 9eiummtaus'
gabe Der Werfe Wislanbs in 8orbereis
tune. Mielanbs tiefe uno tpeite lttez
rarii3e Wirfung pirb crit, ipenn btel.
slusgabe pprlieet, bon gu ermefien iein.
@enug 4rbeit unb grfplg fir ben
fur5en 3eitraum bon apei Subren!
Die beuti6e &pmmihion benft peiter
an Die rSammlung zines rSbeiaurus
linsuas @ermaniae", Der bic 9runb=
laae fir Elm sufiinftiges WOrterbua
Der beutf9en @prade eeben ion, nie
es bas 8rimmi4e, bus cine banfbdr
gu benuBsnbe @orarbeit fein piro,
ni6t iein fonnte." 0o4erfreult9 Ut
es, bag babel bic Mbii9t beitebt, cine
u~mfaFenbe lanbf9aftli9 g~sglisoerte
@ufnabme bes Spra6f6abes fdmmt<
li6er beuti6er Sialette unb nidt blob
berer bes &eides Ing @erf gu iessn.
Der 8eridt gipfelt i9liebli6 in benz
ausbrud bes @unfdes, Der felt benz
Sabre 1900 Der Resierune nabegelegi
tpirb, bab elm Der Ifaoemis anae'
sliebertes Snftitut fir beutide Sprads
nit bleibenber Organization, NIT
planmdBig unb buuernb ungeitelltsn
SilfstrGften" ins 2eben %ssrufen pirb.
Oa Die neu6egonnenen, srob angelsss
ten 4rbeiten ia tbatid6li6 ben 8ern
basu bilben unb bieie bulo bibliothsz
farii6 eingeri9teter unb bertpalteter
MrbeitsrGume bebiirfen, 10 pirb Der
y2ame, Der bas 9anse front. Dobl ni9t
mebr lanee auf iid parten lafen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-15
@etblihe 01rtmer.

Sn England fnb felt Ginger 3eit
tpetbli9e Bdrtner nit grfols in Tbds
ttsteit setretsn. Sn Der tiirali9 itatt,
gebabten Sabresnerfammlung Der
lanbpirtbi9aftli9en Mdb9eni4ule gu
Gponlep, England. purbe feitseftelt,
bob 48 Der bort dusgebiloeten Mdes
den als felbftftGnotge GGrtnerinnen
tbr gutes Iustommen baben, % fino
ais Mufieber Der @nlasen o 0ffents
ltden @ebGuben tbdtig, 81 b~earbeiten
ben eigenen 9arten unb 10 berlesen fi9
auf Sreibbauspflansen5u4t. Gubers
Dem befinben fi4 unter ben fribern
Sdilerinnen 8 2unftsdrtnertnnen,
pGbrenb 8 anbere Stiidarbeit perrih.
ten. Otefer lebtere 3neig tpuroe ieooG
nur fplden anempfoblen, Die fir Sc
erften Sabre ridt auf ibren Weroienit
ongepieien itno, benn cine ausreidenoe
ftdnoiee 2unbihaft 3u ertperben err
foroert 3ett uno Schulz. Cine Cart
Merlin fonnte aber au9 auf oieiem &C.
bet suten grfols bsrseidnen; in ben
norbpetliden Worftdoten perforst fie
16 prtratsdrten. 10 6ab lie fi4 NIT
elmer RpueStn in bic @rbeit tbeilen
mubte; fir bas ermiioen6e umgraben
Der Groe finb Die beioen iebt in Der
Cage, f4 einen 8urfaen gu bingen.
Heueroinss panote ii9 elm betannter
Gabrtfbefber an Die Worffe6erin bes
Snftituts, um etne ibrer Oamen ole
Qebrerin fir feline peibliden Mngeften=
ten 3u ertperben. Sir angebenoe
Grauen bon Roloniften lift Elm befons
6erer RurfuB In Spanlep etngeridtet
tporben, tssts AvA i~t>s~s~~
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-15
Gin pfcner Srief Der rttfff6en
SclSatem an ote Sapaner.

Son einem alif Dem Griegsl6an'
plate peilenoen Observation-Disclosures
teer erfabren mir, boB oie rniliiden
Soloaten auf Die Defenders in Der
letten 3eit bGufieen iapaniid)en Yro.
flamationen folgenoen offenen grie'
an bie iapanii6en Soloaten gertttei
baben:
.Sapfere iapaniide Soloatenl @il
boben idon oft Sriefe bon @llb er'
balten; Die 8flidt Der Sofli6feti
berlanat cine @ntport. gs Dnnioeri
inns iebr, bab Sbr 81 iold)en unmili'
tGriiden @itteln greift mie oi;
lteberrebung gum grgeben. Seio Der
ii6ert, guere iiiBen @orte peroen be
inns MIR elm 2G6eln berborrnfen
@ir erfennen MIR ETH 8ampfmittel--
bie S6lo6t on. @ir meinen, oaB 81
on6eren Witteln MIR oerienige greilt
Ser nid)t ii6er lit, init Ser @affe IN
ser SanD al iiegen. @egen @uere,
@efananen uno lteberldnfer fonnl
Sbr guns %berubigt iein: tie leben be-
inns ausge5eidnet, iino gut gefletoet
perOen lott unlo erbalten logar 8elo.
Sobalo Gnere 9riioer 81 inns fom'
men, iprefen Tie bas @efiibl oes Ser.
gniigens, iogar oas Der Srenoe aus
rno GuBern feinen @nnif, in ibrt
@rnlee 5uriidSufebrerI, ionoern 5ieber
Dor, nad &nBlanb 81 reiien. uniert
@efangenen inoeiien, tpenn man III.
mem Die Hiiffebr in lire &e9imentei
o~naeboten bGtte, piir6en ii6 nift einl
Min1tte beiinnert, 6ortbin 5nriid5ufeb
rem; 6apon linb mir felt iiber5eugt
@ir miihen inns oils ehte Solooter
nift in politil6e Sad)en elm, nnler'
Sade lit, mn 5u f6mpfen. Wir au'
iinb obne llnteridieo Oes @laubens
ser IationaIitdt ooer bes Stonoes be
geiitert bon benz einen @eoanfen
uniere Yflift gegen ben 3aren uni
Dos @aterlano 81 erfiiaen. Soball
es iid) Inn nnier tbeures &uBlani
banoclt, pereeiien mir 8rau unb Sin
ser. Sie Siebe gum Saterlanoe mi
oie graebenbeit Dem Saren eegen
iiber biloen oas @erm6dytniB uniereI
gbnen, Sic aus elmer Shole elm
@eltmaht geldaffen Baben."
@s lieet nod Still unb Snbalt Die
Ter Grnbgcbiing aif Der Sano, bal
lie nidt bon einfaben Soloaten De
ruiiiihen @rmee a%lsgegangen ZEN
fam. Man bat bier aligerit)einiid
elm 5a beItimmten 3tpeden fabri3lrte'
9iftat Dor iid).
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-15
famge Grsnnumg.
G~abrenoes 2Sieoerieben bon Tutter uno
Sohn nadj meumSeBm Sabren.


@eorse 6. Weber, Elm angeiebener
MDbel3ei9ner in pbila oslpbia, bat
feline SHUTTER pieoergefunoen, Die er
felt 10 Sabren fir tOot sebalten bate.
SIM bitter bon iieben Sabren fam er in
8egleituns ieines 8aters bon 9arrisz
burg Ha9 philadelphia. Sein Batter
iaete linn, Oab os Mutter geItorben
fei uno Dab ie beioe periu4en miibten,
tie gu persehen. Ser Batter perSog To-
bann nit ieinem Sobne mad Hep
Yort, tebrte mad etpd flint Sdbren
pieoer mad philadelphia aurid unO
itarb turse 3eit na9 Der lebten ueberz
iieblung. Ser Spbn lernte auf eisez
men SIben iteben uno bra9te es 81
petuntdren Grfolgen.
Sett Dem Sooe ieines @aters bate
Wsber ser @eoante ni9t mebr perlai@
fen. bab feline Mutter pie1eidt bod
nod am 3ebsn iein tonne. 4ber er
tpubte ni4t, nobin er feline ettpaisen
Na9fori9uneen bdtte ri9ten follen,
ba oas @ebd9tnib or bic Greieniie
uno 8eSiebunsen ieirer ainoeriabre
mad unb mad bon ItGnbig perblabt
mar. Weber Derbeiratbete fid, feline
Srau ftarb iebo6 Dor etli9en Monas
ten nit 9interlafung zines SO4ters
1ens. Seitoem pobnte Weber nit iei=
mem &inoe BET isiner S9piesermuttsr,
tpel9e ibn anfpornte, Die Gprf9unsen
na9 feiner Mutter pieber aufaunebz
men. @or Sturgeon srfubr Weber ee>
legentli9 elmer 9ef9dftsreiie na6
5arrisburg. bab BORT Elm Snfel, Elm
4ruOer feiner Mutter, lebe. Gr fu9te
lbn auf, fano Jpn jeoo4 niat gu 9auie.
Dasesen lernte er cine &ouiine fennen
uno erfubr bon ibr. bub feline Mutter
tbatid9lt9 nod lebe, gum 5%tpeiten
Male NIT einem poblbabenoen 2auf<
r1arrle Ndmens Gprltn In J~airpietp
bermdblt lei unb felt Der Srennung
bon ibrem erften 9attsn ni9t aufges
bort babe, mad ibrem Spbne eriter Gbe
gu forf9en. Weber sDserte ni9t, feline
Mutter aufauiuden. 8ei feinem On
Bid purbe lie lsi9snblab, Damn f9rie
ie auf: rWisin Sunse, mein lieber
Sunse!" unb fiel ibm um Den gals =
Mutter unb &tno batten iia na4 19s
iGbriser Srennuns pteoereefunben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-15
aimSerersiebuns nnb Mctsmtttel.

Srei 2eitseoanfen fir Die t0rperlide
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p0Glig entbebrli6, uno audi fir Den
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ten motorifden Gnergie tommen tie
nt4t in Grase. Der tinbIi9e aDrper
erfest Die notbpenoise araft lei6t aus
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our9 Spiel in frifder Cuff uno
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regungen ni9t. Oiefe senannten @es
nubmittel pirfen aber nur als Reiss
mtttel auf oas tinoli6e NerpenIpitem
unb 5par nod bel peroerbli9er als
auf ous Der Grpa9fenen. Nur oas
Wanto, pe.hes oieie infolse gu ftarter
Nerpendbipannung empfinben, lGbt lie
na4 Den Ret5mitteln Der 8ultur pers
langen. Oas aino 6aseeen lebnt fe
als fremo aund4t fat INNER nit
fi4erem Snftintt ab.
Man Stpinge oesbalb &inbern nies
mails Die @enubmittel auf, gegen oie
lie fh ftrGuben, in Dem tboriaten
@lauben i6nen etpas Gutss gu brin-
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Risbsn auf einsn 2apafirOm unb fan-
ben aud ben @ulfan, uel9sm bsrielbe
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probo, Utah, IA. Dug. Sier
tuuroen am Samitas bic Namen bon
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Der uinntah @eierbation sin~sstrassn.
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adsrbau=O Departments auf bic tels-
srapbii9s, fsbr brinsli9s @uforbsruns
Sstrstdr Wilfon's 3uriidsutsbrsn, Der.
iprO9en battle.
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sial : @rOBgsi9morensr eri4siAsn,
welde Die Nntlasen segen gowin e.
6olmss, ben fribsrsn 9ilfsfatifitsr
unteriu4en folen.
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baltsu unb sntbdlt r,ur bas 8srfprr9sn,
baB 9poe auriidlebren tuerbs viobalb
ibm bies m69li9 iei."
Sa Sstretdr @ili6n abpsisnb ii
murbe Der Brief an Siirittsanwal!
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s9reibsn bon Southport, gneIanb.