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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-09

Chairman National Child Labor Committee.
NELL, United States commissioner of labor,
OH Child Labor at the National Capital"
and by S. w. Woodward and Henry j. Har-
ris, on "A Model Child Labor Law for ~
District of Columbia.
Features of the Bill.
The principal features of the child labor
bill presented by the Commissioners OF
the District to the present Congress were
referred to and commented on. 1t prohibits
the employment of any child under four
teen years of age In any factory, workshop
mercantile establishment store business
office telegraph Office. restaurant, hotel
apartment house, or in the distribution
transmission Of merchandise OF messages.
All children under sixteen years of age
employed must furnish an age and school,.
ing certificate. which shall not lie approved
unless satisfactory evidence is furnished by
duly attested transcript Of the certificate of
birth or baptism of such child, or other re-
hgioUs record, the register of birth, or
the affidavit of the parent or guardian or
custodian of the child, which affidavit shall
be required however, only in case such last
mentioned transcript of the certificate of
place and da tie of birth of such child; which
affidavit must be taken before the officer
issuing the employment certificate, who is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-09
Noted Sale Of Yearlines.

dispatch from San Francisco SAYS:
Twenty-four yearlings from Candelaria
stud. the property of Burns & Warehouse
were sold recently at an average price OF
s615. The principal buyer was Thomas H
Williams, president Of the California Jockey
Club. He is getting together stable for al,
eastern campaign. and secured seven
youngsters He paid 5000 for Altanera, a
chestnut colt by Altamax-Picnic; 81, 900 for
Roalto. chestnut colt by Altamax-Miss
Rowena, and 81 800 each for the Galveston
Prejudice colt and the Altomax-Ray OF
Gold colt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-09
Special Services Tomorrow.
Philadelphian Sentenced for Arson.

John w. Priestley, a manufacturer of
Philadelphia, was sentenced at Camden, N
j.. yesterday by Judge Joline to six months
imprisonment for arson. Priestley was
convicted several weeks ago in the Camden
court of setting fire to the mill OF George
A, Sinner & Son. Priestley visited the mill
on Saturday afternoon with the ostensible
purpose of examining some machinery
which he said he intended purchasing
The factory was closed at the time and
while he was within the building fire broke
out. He jumped from window and was
arrested while Fastening away.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-09
AGAINST SENATOR McLAURIN.
Attachment for $500 Issued to New
York Brokers.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, December 9.-An attach
ment for $500 against any property in this
state of Senator John L. McLaurin of Ben
nettsville, S. c., was issued by Justice
Slower in the supreme court yesterday to
Stern & Russhmore. of 40 Wall street.
The attachment was in favor of Miller q
Co, brokers of New York and Washing
ton. who claim the Senator owes them a
Dalance of 5000 on a sale of 500 bales of
cotton.
The attachment was granted on the
ground of McLaurin'S non-residence. 1t
was turned over to Deputy Sheriff Burnes,
who had been told that the South Caro-
lima man had an account at the house Of
Crutchfield & Co., brokers at Al Wall
street. Burnes served the attachment on
this firm, but was told that they had no
property belonging to McLaurin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-09

hereby authorized and required to admin
lister such oath. and who shall not demand
or receive = fee therefor
The Commissioners of the District of Co
lumbia are hereby authorized to appoint
two inspectors to carry out the purpose of
this act at a compensation not exceeding
S1,2o0 each per annum.
An age and schooling certificate form is
included in the bill.
Enforcement of the laws enacted for pro-
lection of child laborers was the tendency
of all the reports at the joint executive
meeting of the national and state child la
Dor committees which met at am today
at the New Willard.
Reports Submitted.
Robert Hunter author OF Poverty re-
ported for the New York association; Miss
Valid of New York on the scholarship fund
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-09

and the best sources of distribution of cer-
tifcates by the operators or by superin-
tendents of schools and boards of health.
The meeting adjourned to reassemble at
O'Clock pm, after the regular afternoon
session.
The members OF the national committee
and their guests were received by President
Roosevelt at the White House al II o'clock
am.
Proceedings Last Night.
At the second session of the committee
last night over which it had been expected
that Secretary Bonaparte would preside, an
animated discussion took place upon the
practical legislative remedies for the evils
of child labor.
we stand among the lowest of the civil
lized nations of the world in point of caring
for our children, and the Indifference of
our people in considering the child labor
question attests the truth of the state
ment.' said Mrs. Florence Kelley, secretary
of the National Consumers League
I'VE are not in the same class as Eng
land, France and Germany" she continued
I'VE are anxious to learn of the progress
in the destruction of the boil weevil in
Texas, of the size of lobster crop In Maine,
or of the condition of the trout streams of
Wisconsin, but what are we doing for the
thousands of children who are made slaves
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-09
New York Doctor Found Murdered.

Dr. John Matheson young physician
who was out on a professional call, was
murdered yesterday in the Bronx section OF
New York. Dr. Matheson was shot from
behind, the bullet entering the back of the
head. The crime was committed under cir
cumstances which lead the police to believe
that robbery was the only motive of the
assassin.
Soon after daylight his body was found In
front of new building near 10th street,
not far from the place where he alighted
from q ear at o'clock. His watch and
money had been stolen. The police learned
that an italian was seen apparently follow
ing the physician last night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-09
DESIRED LEG|SLAT ION
Subject Before National Child
Labor Committee.
ITS THIRD SESSION
SPECIAL NEEDS OF DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA OUTLINED.
Features of the Bill Presented by the
Commissioners for Ccnsidera-
ton by Congress.

The third session of the national child
labor committee met at the New Willard
at pm. today. DIR. George NJ. Kooer,
chairman of the citizens child labor COM
mittee of the District of Columbia, pre-
sided.
The general topic of discussion was New
Legislation With Special Reference to the
Needs of the District of Columbia" The
principal addresses were by Charles +.
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Japanese University Protest.

strongly worded protest, signed by 1870
:, ,fessors and instructors, was presented
to katsura, the prime minister and the
minister of education at Toxic yesterday.
The protest condemns the action of the
ministers in accepting the designation of
the president of the university after any oc-
casion for doing so had passed, as tram
ping upon the sanctity Of the university's
rights, independence and freedom.
1t Is thought that the sympathy of the
public is with the professors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-09
Chicago Dentist Sentenced.

Cinvicted of forging and selling dental
certificates adcmitting incompetent stu
dents to practice, DR.. Jacob II. Smyser, a
dentist, with offices in the Masonic Temple,
Chicago, has been sentenced by Judge
Smyth to pay $500 fine, and to the peni-
Tertiary under the indeterminate act.
DR.. Smyser was secretary of the state
board of dental examiners, under Gov. Tan
ner, and used this Office, according TO the
evidence, to defraud the state.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-09

ASST Secretary National enid Labor Committee.
of greedy mill owners and who are grow
ing up utterly untitled for citizenship and
the responsibility of manhoCd?'
Secretary Boraparte Interested.
Secretary Ronaparte had said earlier In
the day: Il have great interest IN your
work and regret that I cannot attend the
whole session. 1 am glad there is a good
time coming for the District of Columbia
glad to hear the tidings held out by
Commissioner Macfarland. The District
must be an example 30 the nation. All
depends on whether we have boys and
girls who physically and morally can
give us, as they grow, unbent from the
twig, good government and make a great
nation"
John Graham Brooks Of Cambridge. in
the first address of the evening said:
ITO take the child of eleven or twelve
years from the ordered discipline of the
school and throw him into the industrial
field is as unwise as it is unjust 1t is un-
wise because it wastes an enormous
treasure of effective labor power; 1t is
unjust because 1t cruelty lessons the
chances of the child TO get what his own
life and his own age should bring to
him"
Special Services Tomorrow.
Tomorrow a special Sunday service will
be held at o'clock pm. at All Souls
Church, Dr. Felix Adler of New York and
Commissioner of Labor Charles P. Neill
win speak on Child Labor in the National
Capital and Elsewhere"
The churches of Washington have very
generally responded to the request that
Sunday be especially observed as children's
day and that at least at one service refer
ence be made to the work being done to
free children from premature toll and it's
evil effects. In several of the churches an
entire service will be devoted to this sub
ject and addresses made by pastors and
members of the national committee and
others identified with work for children.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-09
To Punish Cinnamon for Massacre.

Mail advices from Ldenchau say that the
commission appointed to inquire into
the massacre of American missionaries
early In November has examined thirty wit
resses, and that twenty-five implicated per-
sons including Buddhist monk, have been
arrested 1t Is anticipated that three of
the ring leaders will be executed Searchers
have been despatched to Honan to capture
witnesses and others who have run away
from Lienchau.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-09

w. T.. Gentry, vice president and general
manager of the Southern Bell Telephone
and Telegraph Company. who has returned.
TO Atlanta, Ca, from New York. is the au-
thority for the statement that the stock
holders of the company Will vote on the
The company from s1.ooo.ooo to $4,000. 0oo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-09

lated societies. and Mr.. o. r. Lovejoy on
the condition of child labor In Missouri.
The discussion. led by Miss Florence KEEL
ley. secretary of the National Consumers
League. concerned itself principally with
the best methods of inspection OF factories
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-09

A meeting of the Washington Philateiic
Society is announced for next Monday
evening at s o'clock in the pariors of tae
Y. NJ. c. A. building. Permanent officers
will be elected and reports will be re-
ceived from the committee on bylaws
and permanent place of meeting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-09

George n. Walker, Daniel T. Friei, Harry
G. Cier, Patrick A. Walsh. William C. Has
kell. DR.. Melville NJ. Mofftt, Lewis P.
johnson, and Stanton Weaver
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Bus @efatdste ber aobammtsbeere.

Bus Gefhtdste ber apbanmtsbeere.
Ds Sobanntsbeere bat ifdb erft fpit
Elm @irgerre9t tn ben @drten ertpors
ben, tebenfals sebDrt BE gu ben fling.
ifen Sbitforten befelben. DDS Mlter,
tbum tannie lie ntGt; bh hellspif9en
Dt4ter, bic bod fpnff iebes Rtnb Gfos
ress unb pomoners tn tbren gddnseu
berherrltGen. erspabner is nt9t unb
aud bte r5mtf9en 0e6ermauler, bte
betanntli9 bte meifen unferer beuttssu
Obftforten f9on Dor 1000 Sahren gu
fndben tpuBtsn, f9stnen it9 aud ni9t
on Spbaanntsbeeren beletttrt su bdben.
grit TN Mittelaltsr ldBt fin bic &ulti,r
bes Strau9es nahmetfen. unb stpar
fanb oiefslbe tn alofergGrten ftatt,
mas aud Der mtttelalterli9e Name ber
Gri4te v9eere Der 8riiber" eriennen
ldbt. Grit eegsn Gnoe oes 15. Sabr,
bsnberts 59etnt bte Jobanntgbeere
mad Deutf4lanb sefommsn gu fetn,
nnb atpar aus Grantret9, pelGes 0anb
tie bur9 bic Normannen erbielt. sssn
Stanbinapten, In Rprbrublanb. gibi.
rten unS Rorbamsrita. In Der Surfei
unb Dem iibrtgen Orient, tpfe auf benz
9imolapa TT tire 9etmath; bort tptrb
tie aud be1l'e nod tpilbpa9ienb areee
troffen. Seute bat it9 ber Strau9
gang Torbs unb Mttteleuropd erobert,
anb fetne 6ri4te ftnb iiberau beltebt.
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Eeras 9.

- Das gipils Wppelatipnsgeri9t
in Dallas bat in Dem BON @rapion
County aus appeaierte1 BroseB oer
Chapman Wercantile Company ges
gen $. IS. Mbnep entibieoen, baB
elm v2anolpro's 2ien" nDr elmer
.WDrtgage" ftets ben 8orsug bat
ut1o suerlt abaetragen ueroen muB.
ebe bic Wsrtsaae beaablt weroen
tam.
Sn 8lancu, ibrem alten @obns
ort, itarb Srau 6enrp 8edmanr len.
aus WeusB raunfelS i'm Nlter BON 70
Sabren.
= Nuf ieltiame 8eiie tam in SDus
ton elm unbetannter neiBer Manr
um's 2eben. ST mplIte an Der Iehs=
ten StraRe oas giienbabnaeleiie treu'
gen. als Elm Sra6tsua iber oaiielbe
fubr uno auf i'm fteben blieb. Dem
Wann muroe bic Beit Dffenbar su
lang uuo er begann, unter ben @as
gen burh5utrieben. Wdhreno er oa=
bel mar, iebte itb oer Bug pl6hlib
in gemeauna unb Der unalidlibe
muroe i%berfabren uno qet6tet.
Nus 6%aIettspiQe miro gemels
bet, Die oortiaen 3auHeute hdtten 10
niele Buter eetauft, oaB tie gar nibt
i'm Stauoe mdren, ite ale meaau'
fhtden.
Sn Der Ndbe BON Brenbam lit
Sacob g. 6umricboule uuter Der
Intlaee oer giaamie perbaftet nor.
ben.
= 8Dmiel Stables, Der Is idbrige
SDbn oes in Der Ndbe pDn @uerp
m%obnenben Sarmers Nuauft Stables,
tpuroe auf Der Saao eurb 8ufaq ers
fbDiien.
- SIN 6auie hires ShmieaerIpb>
mes Wilhelm @enolanot in Sbiner
tarb Grau 2uuile @aeener i'm Nlter
BON SO Sabren.
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FRAU TT Grandchildren.
gSte iidj elite BOA tbreni @atten berIaEens
TGtne an heIfen tpi.Rte.

&Stt IJ eIIt pUH etDCcut SQtten befknneue
Setne 5n heifen ,uuBte.
Wftt etnem e~igenarttgen 9oppaltpeIen
bat ii4 Die 8erliner poIi5ei %befafIen
mifen. @s 6anoelt ft4 I'm cine 26z
tdbrtge junse Srau, sic mar friiber
SteparoeB auf Oseanoampfern uno
piel geretft. Sn Nmertta lernte tie etnen
Mann tennen. Der tie betratbete, aber
bdl6 pteber 6tlfloS auriidlteb. SEPT
teRrts tie aufs @9tff suriid unb tam
mad Nortpegen. BORT permanbelte ffe
F4, UNI better bur9 bas 2sben gu toms
men, In etnen Mann unb arbettete in
elmer 94retbmai9tnenf abrtt our grDbs
ten 3~ufrtebenbett, BITS bte 9e6nfu9t
na9 t6ter Mutter, bte In Berlin lebt.
fe na4 ber beutf4sn Ret9sbauptitaot
trteb.
9ter lebte ie felt 8ebruar 1906
tpteoer ala Gtdu. Sn ber leBten 3ett
bate lie eine S9laftsne tn Der au}tas
rtenaGlee time. Dort lieb iie ft4 bas
9aar abf6netbsn. pertaufts es fir feds
Marf, i4affte f9 tpieoer MdnnertIeis
Der an nnb purbe tpieber Elm tGuf9enb
dbnlt9er Wdnn. guf ben Ramen ihres
Mannes gen1eloet, mar tie aGt Sage In
elmer Gabrtf bef4dfttgt. 90 tbr iebo4
btefe Mrbett nt4t auiaste, stae fs gu
einem Mdlerme4f ter, ftteg ti6n duf Ste
bD4fen @eritfte nnb drbettete pte BITE
@efeller. Der meifter mar febr sufrses
ben, unb bte Tduf9ung bGtte tpobl mod
lunse b~orge9alten, tpenn nt9t bic
Wtrthsleate In Der 8af taniena1ee GENE
fen tpGren. Deren bate Die abenteuers
lafttge trnae Brait our Grtldrung hires
fdtfauten @ebabrens allerbdnb borses
ffanfert. 60 bate fe aud sradblt, lie
babe BET etnem 9erltner Restnent als
uGtnidbrtger" eebtsrt unb fet fa5nsns
fnG@ttg ge~porben; besbdlb TRACE tie
supetlen Stauentleibung. Dte guten
0eute Der pra9en natiirltd ftrensfte
0erf@pteeenbett, Tim fobalb pie mDez
Gi9 guten Grtunben unb 8etormten
bon tbrem ssbetmntBbonen Miet4er =
gu erSdhltn. SEPT erfubr babon au9
bts poltset, unb 8eamte bolten ben
fletBigsn DEALER In Der pappelallee bonn
@eriit berab gum 8erb6r. 9ierbet
fanb bas Ooppelleben cine barmIoie
4uffldruns, absr auslei9 aud fein
Gnbe.
Dk tunse Drau ipro9 Die @bfi9t
aus, mad England ober Mmertfd gu
seben, tpo fte mad tbrer Meinuns aud
un9eit1rt als Mann leben f0nne.
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9prtur etues grtefters.

9ie @eihibte por Der 3urtur oea
&ep. .. .. MoDre, Haftor Der 8aps
tiftenfirhe in 6arperapiQe, sc. g..
miro gub intereliieren. gr iaat:
Begen zines anhaltenoen 6uftens
itarb ib Nnaftihnersen aus. Sd
muBte fibenb iblafen, periubte pers
ihteoene Webiainen, bis i'd Or.
&ina's Neue gntbefuna fiirS hminos
iudt nabm. Die mid adnalib turierte
uno Die Ius5ebrung abbielt. Gin
ar0Bes Wittel fir iolbe S6Qe. gu
baben bel Noolpb DreiB uno s.
&alteper uno SDbn. Breis so Gents
uno ST.. Brobeflaihe fret.
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Gin 8eimds beim 9alat sanaa.


Ser rufftf9e Reiienoe uno grfor.
f9er Der Monsolet unb Sibets, 2euts
nant 3oslop, tit tiiralid BON feiner
leBten Reiie, bic er TN CONNER bur9
Die Wongolei unterna6m, mad ct. pez
tersburs auriidsefe6rt unb bat etn febr
TIM angrei9es uno Invertebrates Mates
rial mttgebra9t.
Sn urga 1T &nslon nit Dem Oalat
2ama sufammensetroffen, Der felt iet,
ner GI,l9t aus Tibet Dor ben Gneldnz
bern bort in GROCER 3uriidgeaogen6eit
lebt. 4oslon f9tlbert ben Dalai 2ama
als iungen, iebr gebilbeten unb enereis
f9en Mann. oeKen etnstser @ebante in
Der gr6altuns Der l1nabbdnsisteit ST
bets uno fetner 8efretuns BON Der
9erri9aft Der Gngldnber beftebt, bte
nod brei puntte tn Stbet befebt balten.
Roslotp iberbra9te benz Dalat Qama
foitbare @d9enfe Der ruf1tIden SEQ
grapbif9en @efeni4aft unb erhtelt ala
@esensei9enf fe4r ~tpertApone Daten
iiber bic sesenpGrttse Gage 9tbets
unb mebrere @esenfdnbe. ote fi9 auf
ben 8ubbbatult beaieben. Das 9ers
fteIen elmer Photographic BON ft9 ses
ftottete ber Dalai Cana nt9t. bod fab
er benz 3et9ner ber Expedition, germ
Rofbepntto, In ben bsrf4iebeniten
SteIunasn unb Rpfiimen. aostop
tpurbe bonn Dalai Cana mebrere MaIs
empfangen; bic 11nterbaItuns tpurbe
babel bur4 ppei Doimsti9er, stnen
Monsolen unb etnen Ttbetansr. ss'
fihrf.
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0ebeilt, stttt gebetlt IA
bIeiben.
0sie ein SHrger Sai1 Mntonip'S uufle
ft1aotg BON oen Nterenletoeh
befrett tuurDe.

8enn SIR 8~idenibmersen habt-
Shmer uriniert-
Mn ben 4ierer leioet,
81 nerhet unb bleibt gebetlt.
9Dan's NierensB iQen beuertItels
lieen bies.
8enDbner bon San NntDniD leeer
8euaniS ab.
@ier lit ems banDn:
Ser @teinbauer S. 2ampr, 406
Sierte StraBe. San IntDniu. Eeras.
mpbnbaft, iaat: Set ib i'm Sribz
iabr 1903 Duan's Nieren : Btlen
ernpfabl, babe i'd faum BON meiuem
Giidens uno Gierenleioen etnas ems
pfunben. Sd pieoerbple meir fribe=
res !aeuanis; ib litt lett aht Doer
sebu Sabreu beltdnoia SbmerSen in
t1einer 2enber unb &lden. bic bis
gu ben Shultern binaufginaen; id
bate NnfdGe bon Shminbel uno
&Dpfmeh, ihmershaftes urinieren
nit Bpbeniab i'm urin. 8umeilen
muBte ih m6breno Der 9aht aht
Wtal aufftebeu, um Die Nusiheibuns
gen Der Nierer lDS 81 peroen uuo
am Woreer fihlte id mid lebr r,iioe.
Dpan's Nierert . Biuen beilten mid
uDr oieien Beibmeroen, bic ieitoem
niht suriiGaetehrt iino.
Bum Gerfauf bel alien 6dnolern.
Brets so Gents. Softer > Wfilburn
Co., Buffalo, Stem @ort, aaeiniee
Ngentert fir Die Ser. Staaten.
@rinnert @nb oes 0amens Doan
uno nebmt feline anoeren.
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@fSankenfplttter

gtete Samen finOen elm 6aar In elmer
@labe.
Ser Menf6 ion am aebensabenb ni9t
uber BITE untersebenbe Sonne t~rauern, ions
bern f6 Der aufsebenben Sterne freuen.
@uf Der @ren5e 5tpii6eH Susenb unb
utter betont man germ sas iebtere, I'm f6
an benz Wiberipru9, ben ma erfdbrt, gu
freuen.
8abrbeit7 Nan fdmpft oft NJ ibr,
tpenn man Ut fe gu tdmpfen Slaubt.
&etn @unbsr, bab f8 70 btele iibers
f1dsen; es geb6rt Derb6ltntbmGbis oiel
Derftanb baau, UNI einauieben, bab man
tpents bat.
Wtrb bic arantbett better, bann tptrb Der
@rat f6tedter.
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8eibuadten nub 9oue Star.

~ttgAuuleu HHu NuNe SIuI.
Nun laBt uns uieber fr6blib iein,
9as 8eihnabtsfeft aiebt BET uns elm
uno fpir6 NIT ieInen @aben
Sir ane ettpas baben.
Sic lit 10 ib6n Die 8etbnahtsseit,
Isle tuirb bas Sers uns ba 10 tpeit,
@s berribt in Sitte unb 8alaif
Sebt frohe Nufreeuna unb Sat.
unb ale Gorge t~onsentriert
Std oranf, tpas iebt seidbentt tuDl tuirb,
Den Sreunben uno 8etannten
un6 aqen Nnpertpanoten.
gs aiebt ba ia 10 manherlei,
9as als @eibent tpillfommen lei.
User iemals ems besebrte,
Ser fras' niht nab benz @erte.
Ber serne giebt NIT 5eraensfreuo,
Der hebt am beften herbes 9eib
unb ibDnenb es gu seben,
SIT 9ibt i'm armen 9eben.
uno per o'rin ietne 8Hibt getan,
Sur ben tornmt audi Der 8eibnadtsmann:
Aufrieoenes @epiHen
St's ib6nite &ubetiHen.
Damn nei9t man AUDI our GrbbliAteit
nno man senieBt bic Settassseit
Mit innigem 8eraniaen
Sn ganser nolen 3l9en.
uno fuer sufrieben barn gu Saus
geihdftiat NIT Dem @eihna6tsifmouB
Dem ion gum FROZEN 9rinten
Sas eole Spne gtar tpinten.
Senn Zone star Bier unb@eihnabtsseit
Sic brineen beib' uns srpBe Sreuo'
nno es tpeiB ieber quite ghriH,
SaB Zone Star oob oas Bette 1T.
Drum ffIt ben 3umpen, ialt bas @las
Mit oieiem herrlib suten IaR
unb eine frobe 8eibenadt
Sci ieoem Sreunbe baraebradbtl
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~ Salt. cement. Sano, BAD.
ttetr1e, fenerfefte Steine unb Thua.
Ebeer uno Gspbaltpapier, Da@pappes
9beer uno asphalt, Del, Eerpentin,
5arber. @laa &c. &c. tets pprrGtbio
5ei s. 6. 3telmaua, BOG DIT.
@on,n1ercesS traBe. @iebriee Breiie,
quite @aare lotpie quite uun reeiIs
Seotenune weroen aarantirt. -
EelepbUn 40.
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sdrefltd,er samof.

Set fteben Sabren, ibreibt SEP.
Us. 6oHman non 6arper, @aib.,
bate iG eineu ihredliben &f nit
hr0niihen 2eber> unb Magenleioen.
Sd iieate. inoem ib electric Bitters
nabm. SD empfehle es iehr. Sc
ioate in ieoem 9auie iein. @s lift cine
uunoerbare Meoiain, oaB iie meinen
Sau heilen f0nnte. 8n baben bel
Ioolpb 9reiB uno s. &alteper 4
Sohn. so Gents bic sslai@e.
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Das g~rtuerbsIeben Der Neuseit aeftattet
% ben Neiiten taunn, bic @eimn6beitsree
seln jtrerg ~ befnlgen. I'm ben Nads
tell. ben Die NihtbefDlgung berielben bf&
tiers erseuat. aus5ugleiden uno bic ange,
ifrenete Xebensmasbinerie in autem @an@
Ae 81 hnlten. bietet bic 9eiluiHenIfaft
elm en1s natur9emdses, rein aus Tfan>
1enitn]5eu deficiencies Wittel bar, ST.
leenard Sfr6uterptIeu, tpeld5e burf
&o4ersfag her @ebdrme unb Nnreauna 6es
8tRfltgI1gfs bic Berbaunng be5hleuni.
De1s 1tn Hppetit frdftigen unb ben, suenrt
Ntd5t t6n59 traufen, bod Ieibenben RDr.
Pc tpieDerberffenen. SIR % Gents Bel
Npptbetern 81 haben.
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sstt wtIoer aaao

nab @eiunobeit beftnben fiH Miaiu.
men uno greifen pDr einer1 grtrem
sunl anoera. Wenr fie aber CUTE
Nabrung nebmen unb lire @inQes
toetoe ourb Or. Sings 0eue Sc.
6ens'Biuen ofen balten. 70 aebt Der
3rubel balo DorGber. Is Gents Bel
Gbplpb GreiB uno s. 2alteper &
Sobn.
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Sin fchredltd,es sdt6fal.

IS 1T ardBli6 an 0dmorrboioen
gu leioen. Sd tam tuabrbeitsaes
maB ia9e1, ihreibt 6arrp @Dlion BON
Waipnoiae. Sa., oaB fir ale Irten
pom SamurrbDioen Budlen's Grniea
Sable bic bette Sur lift. @beuiu fir
Shnitt' uno Branbmunoen. IS
Gents bel Noolpb 9reiB unb s. 8alts
eper Il Sobn.i