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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-07-18
ConsIder Charities and Correetion,

PORTLAND, Ore, July 1.-THE general
session today of the conference on chari-
ties and corrections considered the sub
Jeet OF state supervision and administra-
port Of the committee on state supervision
and administration, read by Miss Julia Ia
throp of the Hull house. Chicago, chair
man.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-07-18

OF Buffalo, N. Y, discovered a remedy
that is blood-maker and tissue builder,
A. the same time slleviates a cough. He
called II DR.. Pieree's Golden Medical Ola
covery-an Alternative extract that assists
In the digestion and assimilation Of the
tood-so that the blood gets Its elements
from the products Of digestion, the liver al
the same time is started into activity and
there Y perfect elimination OF waste mat
ter. The germs OF grip, malaria. eatarrh
OF consumption find a fertile held n the
body Is not kept in perfect order and
the blood pure.
Because the stomach Is diseased there
y a diminution Of the red corpuscles Of
the blood This is why one IL slesplesa.
languid, nervous aud irritable. SsnsitiVe
stomaehs gEoan aloud At the irritating cod
liver els, but they will get all the food
elements the tissues require By using the
Golden Medical Discovery
he sDiSeoyerys IL absolutely a non.
aleoholic and nOu nArcOdc medicine.
TasEe = nothtng eiss siuss a. good
Dr.. Piercs's HleAaant Pellets, the best
laxative for cid aud young people, Thsy
care eOAsaDatiSa GAd bili0usassA-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-07-18
VariCOCeIe. elect, Structure. Kidney
and Bladder Diseases

would be reduced 10 a minimum. But Rs
long as MEN continue 70 disregard the
golden adage,"A stitch I'm time sAYes nine 4"
and continue to neglect themselves or 20 sx.
ercise indifference in securing the right
treatment At the outset, just so long will
there be multitudes OF chronic aufferSrE
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-07-18
Prcsidrnt ON EOorntIvn nusInrru.

OYSTER RAY. L. l.. July i7.-Prcsiden
Roosevelt devoted himself practically eN
Clusivcly Co the transaction OF the eXecu
tive business forwarded to him from
Washington and to recreation.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-07-18
This Week at sarEeRTs.
100 pairs Hana's Ladies Tan oxfords,
A6O. this week Acknowledgement.

3t50. this week acknowledgements 81. q
All new spring styles.
400 pairs Ladies' $780, $3.50 and $500
Tan Oxfords ..........,,.......s........ $. IS
100 pairs Mems HRna's Tan High
Shoes, 800 ,..,.,..s.................. IS. 70
400 pairs Ladies Tan $50. $3.50 and
400 Tan ONtords ,.......,..,...........t2 80. so
100 pairs Ladies Tan $50 College Boots s.. 50
SO pairs Ladies Tan $3.50, $500. $780,
$500 and $500 Shoes ....................SO IS
100 pairs Meas Tan Shoes ..............SO IS
All misses and ehildren's shoes ana slip
pers az reduced prices.
Look for the bear. that's sarsent's.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-07-18
Beat An,

When your eyes are dim. tongue coated
appetite poor, bowels constipated Electric
Bitters beat all cures. &c., Fer sale by
Sherman & Mcconnell Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-07-18
Sues for Big Estate.

Pearl Maybrler a 15-year-old girl in Il
Catholic school at Dubuque today secured
the appointment of Ed Crawford of this
city as guardian and will begin suit If
necessary to secure Der two-thirds of the
estate OF Mrs. Martin. the woman who
died at her home near Nevada. Ia, last
week, leaving fortune OF 100000 The
girl was regularly adopted by Mrs. Mar
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-07-18
HUME GETS GOOD POSITION
Appointed Assistant Qusrtermas.er Of
National SOLDIER Home.
GOVERNOR CUNMNs IN GREAT DEMAND
Has Speaking Dates which Will
Keep Him Busy for the Next
Three or -Four weeks-sues
for Big Estate.
CFrom a Stan Correspondent

DIES MONIES, July 17.-(special John
T. Hume, for twenty-four years in the
office of the adjutant general here, has
been appointed quartermaster OF the south
ern division Of the national home for dis
abled volunteers and will leave this week
for his new position. The place pays bet
ter than any In the National guard of the
state and his appointment is highly crafty
ing to Mr. Humes friends. Besides being
connected with the National guard for twen-
ty-four years in the office Of the adjutant
general Mr.. Hume has been assistant ad-
jutant general since 1884 with rank OF
major and served as a major in the Philip
pines with the F1fty-hfth Iowa regiment.
He is perhaps the best known guardsman in
the state.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-07-18
OmciaIs Who Are Under Fire.

The purpose Of the conference was
whether the mayor should take the in
itiative I'm further prosecutions, the dis
trict attorney having refused to do so.
Mayor Weaver and Judge Gordon last
week requested that the district attorney,
In drawing up indictments against Council
man Frank II. Caven and John w. Hin,
former chief OF the bureau of filtration
should bring the charge of conspiracy with
certain other persons to defraud the city
Councilman Cayen is under bail for violat-
ing his councilmanic oath in being inter-
ested In city contracts, and former Chief
Hill is under bonds to answer charges OF
forgery and falsification OF records in con-
nection with contracts for the construction
Of the oity's filtration plants. At the
hearing given both men before maEis-
trates. the name OF the contracting firm
OF ID. ]. McNichol & Co, which is con-
structing the greater part of the filtration
system, was frequently brought in by wit
nesses. The members OF this firm are
former Insurance Commissioner Israel W.
Durham. the leader of the local republ,-
can organization; State Senator James p.
McNichoL and his brother. Daniel ]. Nc
Nichol
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-07-18
WEAVER WILL PROSECUTE
PhilSdelphiG District Attorney Refuses to
File Charges Against Grahsn.
MAYOR WILL TAKE INDEPENDENT AcTlo
Root, MCVeRgh, Gordon and other
Prominent Attorneys Advise This
Action-OmcinIs who Are
Under Fire.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, July 17.-As re-
suit OF advice received from Elihu Root,
counsel for Mayor Weaver, Il is probable
that the mayor will within few days in
stitute criminal prosecution against GER
tain persons who are prominent in NUM-
cipal affairs. Mr.. Root advises the mayor
that In the face OF the refusal of District
Attorney John c. Bell TO take the initiative
in bringing further prosecutions, the mayor
should exercise his right to go before a
magistrate and carry the prosecutions ne
far ne the law will permit him. This opin-
ion was sent TO Mayor Weaver today, and
was the result OF a conference held in New
York last Friday. Those who participated
in the conference besides Mr.. Root and
the mayor were former United States At
torney General Wayne MacVeagh, who is
counsel for the committee of nine Of this
city; former Judge James Gay Gordon,
private counsel for Mayor Weaver. and
Julien T. Davies and Joseph S. Auerbach
OF counsel for the committee of seventy.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-07-18
Position of Dtstrict A,torpev


The district attorney, in refusing to add
the change OF conspiracy to the indictment
drawn up against Caven and Hill and to
Initiate criminal proceedings against Ger
tain other persons" said that such charges
based on the evidence taken at the Caven
and Hin hearings could not under the
law be made. He suggested that the mayor
take the initiative. Mayor Weaver and
Judge Gordon insisted that 1t was the
district attorneys duty to begin prose-
cutions, they declaring that the evidence
In his hands warranted him in so doing.
Mr.. Bell persisted in his REFUSAL and the
conference followed. Mr.. Roots opinion
OF the proceedings was sent in a letter to
Mayor Weaver today.
In the midst of the controversy between
District Attorney Bell and the MAYORS
counsel, Mr.. Bell today sustained a broken
leg through the falling of an elevator in
an ofice building. Whether this accident
will delay the trials of Caven and Hin IL
not known. Under a law passed by the
last legislature criminal proceedings may
be conducted by a special district attorney
instead OF the district attorney himself or
his assistants The states attorney general
is authorized to appoint a special district
attorney on the request of one of the
presiding judges of the county courts.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-07-18

bic OF. That Is why
America IL now beating
the world In manufac.
lures all due to the
brain and muscle Of our
Y an kee men and
women.
Unfortunately where
there Ia smoke, dirt and
dust and little sunlight
there also can be found
the germs Of disease.
Natures great diSinfee-
tant 10 sunlight. Il "a
IN the factory, the work
shop, the ONCE, that
men and women suffer
from diseases which are
in the dust and the bad
air. Such disease
germs enter into the
blood in two ways,
either through the
lungs or stomach.
Amer years Of expert
ence IN an active prae-
tice, DIR. R Y. pifrcs
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-07-18
stenIs Hive of nees.

Some one stole an entire hive OF bees
from the state house Sunday. A hive
swarmed on a tree just outside the window
from the labor commissioners office. A.
r. Corey of that office got them into q
box and intended taking them home. Sun
day some one ran OK with the entire box.
Mcfarland Remains to IndiRnOlA.
The remains of w. NJ. Mcfarland, ex-
secretary of state of Iowa, were taken
through this city today to Brooklyn and
a large number will go from here to the
funeral Tuesday. MI McFarlend droppeo
dead in the Union passenger station in st.
Paul Saturday night.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-07-18
Governor cummins' Dates.

Governor Cummins has accepted invita-
tons to make addresses that will keep him
speaking on an average Of every other day
for the next three or four weeks. In order
that Governor Cummins can be present the
date of the reciprocity conference in Chi
cago has been changed from August 10 and
Is to August II and Governor Packard Of
Marshalltown has been invited to act as
chairman. Governor Cummins speaking
dates are as follows: July p, Iowa Falls;
July e. Bloomfield; July g. Pennington;
August 2, Glenwood; August 8, Kellerton
old settlers; August 5, Sioux Rapids picnic;
August O. Redheld; August TO-, Atlantic;
August IS, Clarinda; August IS. Cass County
Veterans association August II, recipro-
city conference, Chicago; August 2, Wick;
August "A, Belle Plaine; September /.
Strawberry Point; September I, West Union
district fair.
B. W. Garrett Of the governors ONCE has
accepted an invitation to deliver an ad-
dress at the old settlers reunion at Gar
den Grove in Decatur county. August =
Judge H. NJ Towner will also be one OF
the speakers.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-07-18
Marriage Licenses.

Licenses to wed were issued July II to
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-07-18
The TOi1ers In Our
Factories.

No workmen in the world can do 50 mach
o. use the same intelligence that our own
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-07-18

and Mrs II. L, Ducli are home from
wedding trip to Colorado and Utah
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-07-18

ella s. Dean. homeopath, diseases
N and children. Rootn 3, Brown
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-04-20
Gont 3ricGsi6anplaB.

S}n Der WanoI0urei finoen taglib
tleine @eFeNte itatt uuo man erw0rtet
pieoer cine ar0Bere S6lo6t.
lin Die Sapaner 3u parbln0ern, Gle
SnIcI So6alin, lpel0e ol5 StrdflinQe=
tulonie Dentist miro, 3u beleBeu, haben
Die &uiIen Die StrGIlin9e ouf Der Sn'eI
bemoffnet uno iblen @elo unO Die ,}ret=
belt UerIprohen, fir Den 60N. bah lte
lid) taper IAlnpen. 8ie &eiabnnQ Der
5EIel miro 0oour9 ouf 5000 Wann
uebra9t. Man 9laubt aber uitbt, Dab
NuBlanO uerIu6sn .pirO, bic Suiet 81
bel0upten.
Gte ruIiiIde 6!otte. mslte aus Iitbeu
pon5eridiTfen. swei alhn pon5ertreu=
3ern. Tiiuf QeihiiBten RreU5ern orel
0ilfstreusern, 3iebsu 3orpeOObOOiser=
hbrern, Iiebsehn Soblen. mo &Orrotbs-
1GmpIern, einem 0o}pitolidliff uno
cirter NIBull Sdteppern 0F|ieht, 1T I'M
Deer. Qber bis iegt 1T e5
nod 5n feiucm 2uIamnenltoB Der bei=
Gen i5lotteu QetDnlmcn.
Gie SupOner bQben tiirSliA cine Nns
3obi iblptr belo0ener 5fobtenid3tlfe,
peIle fir Die rulliits ElMte beHjmmt
mAren on Der &ilite Oon @o9intbina 9s=
tanAen 9enommen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-04-20
@olttiT0es.

Die republifaniibe Embellishments
tion miro am "a. uno 25. Mai in @o=
lumbus ab8ehalten. 9nscaromas 50.
lit auf oerielben 3ll "a 9ele9a:en be-
retbtlgt.
9tooiepelt perQniigt lib i'm tuiloen
Wefen auf Der Sago uno betiimmert
Iib ni6t um Die Gegierun9, abar - es
gebt ooa.
Seit Yunoes.@ommin 8Grfislo Die
trauriQe 5batlahe in GrIabrung Qe=
bradt bat, BOB Der GleiidtruIt beinobs
nlhts peroisnt. 1T pen oeri6ieosnen
Seiten Der 8orlhlug aemadt iporoen.
our0 cine bhsntiid)e Samnllung Die
Nttiondre oes 3ruIt gu unterTtiiben.
9ies l0eint nun nidt noibWenoie 5u
Iein, Der Sruit Iudt iib nGmli9 Ielber
3u belfen, inbem er lebte g8Obe Die
Sleii6preiIe mieoer Inn So Der 100
8Tuno erbD6te. - Nun lolte @arIielo
cine neue llnterIudung oeroufaiten
um uns gu beneien, ooB Der 5rult bel
0ieIen BreiIen 8elo berllert.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-04-20
WnmH 81.
Ncuefes.

| 9a5 Cbtrbnnnesgeri6t bat oos Jtefn
Dorttr 5tantsgeisB fir untonftitntios
iaeH eyflalt, 0tnSufplge in ben Bddea
reien 0ss 5taatts iur 5ebn SiunoeII
tdali1 ano go StunDfH IN Der yBof)e
| learbsltet nsioell oarf. Ger 6nl
uurbe uou eiilem SdGermeiifer NanietlS
lo9ner, pm Utica. unr oa5 Snprelile=
Ieridt qcbr0sat. Gr mar i'll etHel sSfi-
Hans It1uloig befuanfn lpog0elI, eilient
iciu}r Isuts peGattet Sll bnbeh, inebr
ats 90 5tuuoen iii DER Wod)e AZ arbeis
ten, uno CT tpuroe bliiir al $50 8elos
ltraIe uerurt6eilt 9as lltf1eil lDuroe
pan Dem Weu O,,ie, 9ippeilatiousgs-
ridlt beitdtili.
g5ei elmer Qonit, Die ON Wontag
lbeno orT elmer e1Nal Stcppe in Grets
nalrers 3enpel in SnOiaNGpolis auss
brad, bic 6jcbt mlt 3eitlsngsiunaen
beieBt war. oie auf 6reitidets tiir Elm
61tottr lpa,tetell, Die Ger 9tlptlientant
Elmer 4ottut. Nleoi3jn, Birma psrt6ei!te,
tamen plel ,SuGgtu uns 2t5al llno
zine gm3e 9t13all luuroen nishr poer
meniQer i1mtt psripbt. W2ebr ais 500
Tnobsu Derldig0enen Differs 9atteu lid]
0m 5empd eiuGefunoen uno ais Die
0ert6eilun9 Der 3sdst5 beQanr. 9erie=
tGen Die 3eituHQSjunqen in Die 9t6Bte
NuIre9un8. .5eoer moll!s oer Glite
itm unO lie Tiageu oil 81 ErBfll su
OrGngeu unO su itblngen. Gs lbelnt,
DAB elmer oer Gnabsn. um bas Nbaehen
o2rieniQen, Die bereIt5 3idets 0atteit.
iu bsIb!eunigen .}eusr" rief. Die
F0l9su lu0ren ibrtflithe, Die Snaz
orn, Die NN oben auf Ger 5reppt beY~
fnnOen, orebten Ilb TIN uuo orQGptert
Uad uuten unO IttirSteu uno alS Die
Gronun9 mieoer bergeitctt mar. pur-
oen ON unteren Guoe Der 3rcppe bier
Der Tnobeu tOot auI9eiuRoen. 8sle
uuroen Oerlegt.
Su St0tisn III an WDnta0 elm gro=
Ter GiIen5Gbufrejt algeorouet Dosoen,
0otb buben Fb elne NnSaGl Geu.s Qe9
nisiaert, lth Dem Sttyit nnSuI1!itBsn
inb elm Mantie}t efleHen, iii oem ere
Hart nitro, iodB ie 2eute - nttbt lpngeit
t0nuten, bic GriItenj i6rer sFamitisn
uuf's spiel 3u itGen Nit &)liiit oie=
FER Qeute uno Drn 3um GiienbQDuoienf
Jbtomm0nOjrtcu 3ruppen gelQEQ es,
ouf jeOsy Gnie 3UIe o0Beben 81 lclIen.
Su 2jMn9cs, frGutrej1D. fem e8 am
Nontug 3pjiNen oen Stretern Der
Observation-Disclosures nm NPu 5YunDPr1 all
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-04-20

1896 Wann. uno oapgn 957 loot,
10 ttellt iA Der @eiammtperIuit fir oil
9eutihen i'm oeuti1.iii iiiomeItaIritani.
lden &riege felt benz ge9im Der un=
ruben bis @nse oes Wtonats 9Rdr3.
geGt bod 1T Die 8erluft3iffsr Der Gift
aiere tlno unterofTiSiere, uno 6ieie 3if.
fern reoen cine beutlibe 5prc6e bon
Sooespera6tung uuo Splermutb, tuenn
man au6 bisber perQebens auf cine
onsorlidlide Nnerfennung Der 3bnten
nno 2eioen oeutiber Solpaten i'm fer
nen NIrifa 9epartet bat.
98ie aus 0iiiieloDrt gsmeloet miro,
lit Der bort tDo6nbdfte SirettOr Der
&6ln-gOnnsr &reisbabnen oa3 SpIer
zines oernegenen Gaubanfals oeWor.
oeu. @r tuu,0e onF elmer GiIenbobn=
fN0rt mQ1rsno Der Ndtht BON G:trolhen
in ieinem 9GuVenubtbeil iiberfolIen.
5rob ent!hisoener @sQentue5r muyOe
Ger 3lrettor non isinen 2nQreiiern
fblleBlib iiberw1Itt9t. sic fnebeIten
ibn uno r0ubten i'm oonn aug, nah=
Dem CT i'm &0npf Hit Den Strplhen
'thluere 8erlebun9sn erlitteu bate
Gie Sb0tcr ljnO bereits oingIe1t 9smoGt
pOroen.
Sic Gebeine puut Sones, Oes Giriin.
Oers Der omerituniihen 9Rarine, liu0
in Boris ouf einem alien GgieoDOf eut
oeft moroen.
Cine @riDatmelOuno aus st. Be
Petersburg lautet Oabin, DAB Die &e.
ulsrung III NUBlono lib ouf einc
bolero=&piOemie upybereltet. Gine
QUn5e &eibe Goupernements fno be.
relts pero0dtjg uno anoere erI6eincn
mebr oD}r OeniQer beorObt.
sSn &afu, i'm oIintiIben GuBtano,
|inO nrgi 6AOIer0Idue uer9etommen
HHo eiuer OCOon raBm einsn tDot!i1eu
&Serlauf.
Ter GampTer .MibtAou", Der bon
Bolipn in 2jDerpool, Gngtano, outam,
bsri4tet, oab er ON 2. 2lpril i'm 43.
&reiten9rao uno so. 2Ga9eqrQo ni6t
'peni0er ol5 81 Gi5ber9e III Sjdlt be=
tanL uno auBeroem ell 10 0rOBe5 uno
oittes 6elo pon Gafeis, oab er ge.
3su'lnget, lDar, 27 MeiltH fiiopdrt3 gu
fabren cGe ct offene5 WaiIer erreitbts.
Der Sampler y5eutOnic" bon Der
!8bite Gt0r Gjnie poIIirts an 8. NpriI
Nsm Glsber3e.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-04-20
3niGa6.

Das eelpis Gountp @efanQniB in
WeEton, %. Ya., 1T leBten 0onnerltQQ
Wiorgsn gu friiber S.tunoe tbeillueiIe
ourd/eine gfitrOg glDcerin =Grplolion 3er-
ltOrt tporoen unb lieben 8efanQene lino
i'll Der GonfuIion enttommen. Die
6litbti9en tperoen ieBt nit 5piirbun=
ben pesfpl9t. Quem NnIDsin nab if
Die @rploIion oon ben @iefangenen per=
lrIa1t tDoroen, man Dat aber feline
9lbnung ipie fe in oen 8eIiB oes gii-
troglpcerin5 gelanaten.
Gin iunqer Mann in @hieaao, Der
Ittb 6rant 2lBD nennt uao Der mn
tpeaen eines gerinafiiai0en 8ereebens
bon Der poliaei Oerhaftet muroe, ertldr=
te, er babe 5tpei WDroe auF DEM @etpiI-
fen; er babe eillem Wann einen G6uF
beiaebraht. tuelhsr mieoer berqeItgai
mnroe uno babe neun Nanbnnfale uno
@inbrudsoiebitdlle beqanQen. Del
Mann, tDelbem ct ben Gbnb beibra0=
te, ioll Der StraBenba6nfononftor SEQ.
gefler geiDeien lein. Den Moro luil
2iBo on oem 5aloonlpirtb Mar Da.
niels an l8. Sanuar 1904 begaaael
baben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-04-20
Gin perail.sft;Ber. @orT9toe

GSa cert:{1!si1!Ber. @orid)tag.
Der Genernl= =Moior Somes 8. Wil.
lon bon Der Hur0e3. Nrmee befiiuDortet,
O0B pir Die H6jlppinen=S1ieln unter
elItIprcaen0er NerQtitung 0n Sopan
abtretcn ioaeh SciEer, uuo no1 bic
ler, Nuoerer 2tnlibt nod. BADEN mir
tein ei9eutljds5 geoiirIniB fir Die Tu=
Ieln, uno Die 2Ibtretun9 DericIbeu al
SSopon. tpelte 9}otion mebr 2onDgebiet
mirtih rotbwenOiq hat biio;te Den
titraeHen uno pIaoIibeilten g8ea, nm
0:n Ooicynoen 6riaot1t herSuliellen.
Q8ir baben ard mirtIif teinen Sc
brauA >iiir Die Ternen SnIsln. uno e5 1T
Tehr 3meife!haft. ob Der 8edB OerIelben
iitD in bloBer QeI@aitliAer OinIibt ie
rentiren Miro. Sic. Soften DER llnter=
iottuHg Der GjnQebnrenen lino Qsraoe5u
tO!v1ai nno oieIe yGioiliRrl>n9" muB
5neyit Ooilenoet mer0en, ebe man on
cine QriinOli0e GntpjfelunQ Der notiir=
ti9en ,NeibtDiimer Der SSnieln osuten
fam. Sic neroen rn5 INNER ein
WiiDlanItsin nm ben Sails fein.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-04-20
Gtn toQfii1mer 3ift

enbet oft NIT einem trpltrt9en llniall.
I'm 5nfallige SerleBun9en su beilet, ge=
brauht 8udlen's 2lrnica Salte, Gine
ttefe Bunpe in netnem 5pB, BON einem
lnfall f6reibt 5bcppor S6iile BON 60
lumbns, g., perurIadte mir piete
Shmer3en, Die Qer3te naren 9ilIos,
prcb 8udlen's Qrntca Sol6e beilte i0n
raid. Seilt unb ltnoert 8ranbpunben
pie masifb. Sur 25 Gents in MiQera
aprtbete. Sn Witler6 Gpptbe pirp beutId
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-04-20
ssaQoa, gcmtraI!

Gos lit Elm ibetnbar foustd0er 9er9leib baB gefe.
A9oAreu uao &roufDeitsn-sSHrireft cine Me1nlibfetf
1aben foQea eibcr per!aBf Gu oarouf baB man bei
heoen nur All oeiu utueae aoar Die @entralItene on
oaS 9elpituiGe 3ie gel'a3er faun. Ser idblete @es
i3mad I'M Whiaoe luiro nt9t etgelt erreift 10 au1
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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-04-20

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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-04-20

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