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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-07
taken up the Democratic cry of Any
thing to beat Lodge. :" 55,,35 f s
To Leave Guns at Home.
49,. (I1,,. ssnnin tod IOrasS y 1900

& LOUISVILLE, ky, Nov. 6.--The night
before election for municipal and county
officers In Louisville and for members
Of the Legislature finds the managers Of
the Democratic and Fusion parties claim
Ing victory by pluralities of 5000 to 7, 900.
The repeated charges of fraudulent regis
tration shavd aroused intense feeling on
both sides. To-day the managers of both
parties specifically instructed their work.
ers not to so armed to the polls. The
Fusion managers have arranged ohave
a deputation OF from ten to thirty I'M
armed citizens at each polling place to
prevent fraud. and peaccably, but firmly
insist on a fair count.
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OBITUARY.
Funeral Of Miss Bauer.

After long and wasting illness, char
acterized by much suffering, death came
quietly and peacefully TO Miss Hannah
NJ. Bauer. at her mothers residence, ~
Home Place. Deceased was woman OF
an exceptionally loyabln disposition, ana
possessed such womanly traits that she
made friends with every one with whom
she came In contact.
Z Tho funeral Will take place ms AFTER
noon at 3 o'clock from her mothers resi-
denCe.
Her mother, five sisters and two broth
ers are left to mourn their loss
Leslie Henry Vaughan.
hss9 died enr n t va Ge of Els T
Mr. and Mrs w r.. Naughan, Nine
tecnth and Stockton Streets. MancheS-
ter.at 10 o'clock last night, after an ~
ness Of several days.
residence at II o'clock to-morrow, ana
the interment will eEin Mnury Cemetery
DR.. George w. Larrick,
(special to Tho Times Dispatch,)
WINCHESTER, VA. Nov. 6,--After a
sickness lasting two years, DR., George
William I.arrck, ono Of thareminent phS-
,sIcions and surgeons OF Frederick county.
a,ed this morning at his home at Mid
dletown aged hfty-three years, He was
n son Of the late Jacob Is. I.arrlck, nnd
vas n graduate OF the university or
MARYLAND IN the class or 1878 FOR
number OF years he was member of
the hoard OF visitors to Western State
Hospital at staunton, Va. q Baltimore
and Onto Railroad physician, member OF
Frederick county board of health. and
OF the sauthern Methodist Ch,hch Dr.
Lnrrick leaves his widow, who was Miss
Mary u. MCGEE OF Baltimore, but no
children, and the following brothers and
sisters: II. O; I.arrck. James I. Larrick,
and r. A. IarrIck. all OF Middletown;
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GOVERNOR GLENN /. !. |.
PLEADS FOR LAW.
Will Order Special Term to
Promptly Try Negro
Murdercrs.
MILITIA TO KEEP ORDER
Lyncl1ing Momcntarily Threat
encl and the Sheriff Ruscs
Prisoners 10 Raleigh.
fspeclal 10 The rImes-Dispatch.)
t.rnr our Regular Correspondent

tJ,rom our Regular correspondent)
RALEIGH, N. c., Nov. s.-Governor
Glenn received n telegram this after
nom from sheriff Davis, Of Warren
county saving that the two negroes in
,a,l there for The murder OF W. g. King,
,rirht lie iii danger OF lynching Tonight.
1Ic wanted TO know II they should be
yo,noved to Raleigh for safe-keeping, and
ir The militia could be called out TO pre-
part Of tic mob.
The Governor wired the sheriff TO bring
the negroes 10 this city. telling him also
that the militia was at his disposal II
reedcd.
Pleads for Order.
Later In the afternoon Governor. Glenn
called up Sheriff Davis over long dis
TANGO telephone and urged him TO pre-
vent any demonstration by the mob. He
sent message to people begging them
to be quiet and giving them the assur-
ancc that special term OF court would be
ordered at once TO try the negroes. The
sheriff told the Governor that hetthought
the message would have pacfying effect.
Governor Glenn Informed She sheriff
that Captain Macon. of the local militia
would be at his services and he instruct
ed Mr.. Davis to bring the negroes to
Raleigh under a cafe guard. They ar
rived here al 1870 tonight, and the ne
groes are In n cell in the Wake county
jail. Their names are Barton Carroll
and Garfield Hicks.
Outwits Mob.
The sheriff started from warrcnton
with his prisoners to drive TO Norlina TO
take the train. but. hearing that a party
Of men bent on lynching the prisoners.
had gore ahead TO interccp, him. he
turned and took tho road to Rdgeway.
reaching there without trouble. and
catching the fast mall south for RAJ
leigh.
w. c. King was murdered Saturday
home from Iittleton. The negroes drove
mp behind him and attempted to pass
his buggy and then began to curse him.
King got out OF his buggy and Instantly
the negroes Jumped, the negro Hicks
cutting Kings throat from ear to ear.
while Carroll held Dan Barnes. a friend
OF Kings. who drove UP about the time
the trouble started.
Died in Wagon.
King, after being cut. jumped in his
buggy. and shouted that he was going
to drive to a doctor. However, he died
IN q few minutes, and the team with tho
d cad man In the wagon was found two
miles beyond LittIetor. the wagon hav-t
ing passed through the town with the
dead man and no driver.
A bloody knife was found in Hicks
pocket and bloody shirt of his was
found in tub OF water mt the home Of
n friend.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-07

There Is just one. other sure way to BIO
cured painless, safe and In tho privacy
of your own home--it Is Pyramid Pile
Cure. W.
We mall n trial package free to all who
write.
It Will give you instant relief show you
the harmless, painless nature OF this great
remedy and start YOU well on the way
toward q perfect cure.
THEN you can get full-sized box from
any druggist for 80 cents. and often one
box cures
If the druggist tries to sell you some
thing just MS good. II Is because he makes
more money on the substitute,
Insist on having what you call for.
The cure begins at once and continues
rapidly until II Is complete and pcrma-
nent
You can 20 right ahead with your work
and be easy and comfortable ali tho time.
1t Is well worth trying.
Just send your name and address to
Pyramid Drug Co.. 1850 Pyramid Building,
Marshall Mich, and receive free byigre-s
turn mail 5thc trial package in "a plain
wrapper IA
Thousands have been cured in this easy,
painless and inexpensive way, in the pri-sS
vacy of the home.
No knife and It's torture.
No doctor and his bills
All druggists. 80 cents. Write to-day for
q free pa ckage.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-07
Close in Little Rllody.
\ lRY ssoclatcd PrcN.)

5PROVIDrs.N,sE, r. T.. November O.
The conclusion tonight OF one of tho
sllalpest political campaigns ever waged
In Rhode sund, found each Of Inc Two
dominant parties Ginning HE election
Tomorrow .of its respective candidates
for Governor, though II was conceded by
Democrats and Republicans alike that
.thesrrsult would be very close.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-07

scandals has been one of the startling
features of the livelest campaign
Pennsylvania has known since the clec-
ton or Hon. Colonel Robert En- Patti.
son, Democrat as Governor, away back
in 1890.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-07
Piles Quickly
Cured at Home

instant Relief, Permanent cure-TrIat
Package Mailed Free TO All
In Plain Wrapper
Piles, Is a fearful disease but easy 10
'curcsif you go at II right
I'm operation with the Knife is danger
Gus, cruel. humllating and unnecessary.
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Mrs. G. Cottingham.

Especial to The Times-DIspatch.)
FREDERI CKSBURG,. VA, Now So
Mrs George Cottingham prominent
lady of Lancaster Countrywide at her
home a few days ago, after brief ilF-a5
ness. aged about 60 years. She s SUR
vved by her husband. three sons anu
one daughter 81 Ri
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-07

y. b. Is l.afrlck,3SOt5a NpaSnlngton;5 HerPerte!
S. Larrlck, OF Winchester: Mrs. Lucy
scaggs. Of Branchville. Md. and Mrs.
Samuel NJ Williams, OF McKeesport. Pa,
Fred c. Chisnell. .F3
Especial to The Times Dispatch.) " ri
NORFOLK, VA, November Sired.
c. chisnellS died at. st. vincent's Hos
pital last night in the thrty-eighth year
OF his age. The deceased was a ma tive
Of Ohio, but had lived III Norfolk. for
eleven years, while a clerk In the United
States engineers office. He was an Eeloss
5cutionist3 and assisted in many ent er-s
tainments for beneficial purposes. q He
was q prominent Elk and a past exaIledS
ruler of Norfolk Lodge of that order. ne
leaves a wife, who was Mic Teakes Thes
body will be sent to Akron, O., the pirth h.
place OF Mr.. Chisnell for burial. B
Robert T. Aunspaugh.
Especial to The Times Dispatch
53I4YNCHBURG$N Nov. 6.-R obert q. ;Auns-3si
spAugh. atone time a leading merchant
m Bedford City, and later In LynehbirgsfS
5diedja Chuse Clty.this morning. He was d
I IS years old. He Is survived by his Wife,;
and the following children of his first
Mrs. j. r.. Kyle, of this city; r.
l Misses Nil lila. E,igenia 5lnd Annie 3Auns-ssss
4paugh. teachers in&it the Carol mas. and 81
2Messrs Clayton and Fred. EAunspaugh, IS
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS men OF Norfolk.
Rev. w. G. Walters.
3 Especial to The Times Dlspatch.) 5
sssBLt1lIl'IlOLI),a w. VA, November G.
The death occurred to-day OF Rev. W. G US
Walters, ppstorbof the Christian CHURCH.
In this city. Death was due to typhoid
fever. with Which disease his wife now
lies. critically III. Rev. Walters was "a IL
nnt1ve OF s4 Christinnsburg, Montgomery
coun ~; sVtt, and was n promising young
minister. He was thirty-two years of
age. He was formerly pastor Of tho
Christian Church ut Toledo, Ohio. &
Mrs. w. T.. Palmer.
Especial to The Iimes-D ispatch.) .s33+s
STAuNTON, Va, Nov. 6.--Alrs W.
Palmer wife OF Policeman Palmer died
at her residence here to-day. aged TWEEN Il
ty-nine years. She leaves a husband and
two children, Clyde and Mabel. 5$S5
Mrs. Mary. a. James.
! Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, VA, NoY. S.
Mrs. Mnry a. James, widow of the late
Richard James, died yesterday at her.
home near summit. in Spotsylvania colin-8
.ty, after n lingering Illness aged 10 years.
She is survived by two sons and threel
II fsHIF4tEts
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Mrs. Mary F. Dalton.

Especial to- The Zines Dspatcl,.) 4Si'
PETERSBuRG.1Y VA, November 6--Mrs,
Highland Terrace early this morning.
Mrs. Dalton was sxty-seven years old,
and Is survived by several chtldren.S
among whom is Mr.. r. y. Dalton. of
Name 10 81 hr 3ls. i55I 4Ysys is.l3 MA
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Ovation to Jerome.
/ (By Associated Iaress.)

NIoNa YORK, November 6..-District 4At-
torney Jerome made q MONDAY speech
to-day, at which such n crowd assembled
that he was compelled both to ente, and
leave the hall through q window. Hun-
dreds OF persons who We're unable to
enter the hal! at Beaver and Pearl
Streets waited outside until Mr., Jerome
crawled out of the window when they
cheered him until he made q supple
mentary} speech from his carriage, This
afternoon the Wall Street betting was
21-2 to Il that Mcclellan will win; Q to i
That Jerome win be elected, and Q to /
against Twins,
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
C|TYOF BR0THERLY Love
CONTINUED from First Page.)

49, -
1icemcn would resign tomorrow morn
ing and join the forces of the Republi-
can organization, that the mayor and
his advisers deemed II best to be pre-
pared for any eventually. Among the
regiment OF men sworn in are go stu
dents of the University Of Pennsylvania,
some from Swarthmorc College. and sew
,clal or the medical colleges of this city,,
The students Of Swarthmore include near
ly the entire football team OF that instt-
tuition *
Among others sworn In are William =.
.Tlden, wealthy business man. who Is
the campaign committee. of
tho city party. and Franklin IS. sEhmpp
chairman Of the city party city commit
tee. The managers Of both sides gave
out predictions to-day that their cam
d!dates would sweep the city. The Re-
publlcans claim their ticket will win
by 5000 majority. The city party claims
n majority of 60.0D0
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Mrs. Johnson III.
Mrs r.. J. Johnson is III at the resi-
dence of her daughter. Mrs r. II. Hal
stead, No. 703 North Ninth Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-07
roo LATE TO CLASSIFY,

THE HENRY CLAY INN, ASHLAND,
Va, open the year round, Rates moder-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-07

lSpttIH ~ To- Inc IIIllrS-D Isphtch.J lE-E-
FREDERlCkSBURG. VA, NoY. 81
Richard James, died yesterday at her
home near. summit. in otsylvania 'colin-S
~, after lingering illness. aged 70 years.
She is survived By Two sons and threeI
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-01-31
Nem SerIep.

-. Sebi GouB aus Eoiiaic, ~feierte
an 16. Sunuar ieinen 115. @eburtS'
tag. RouB bat ieit ~ Subrel in
Ealioic geDobnt. mobin er uon horti-
gen angeieDenen SSu0en 9e6radt ipor,
Den mur. GeBtere batten mlBerDal6
Der Staot einen nellen 6rieObof eins
aerid)tet uno nud) alter Site molten
lie eillen alien MGm ais erlten III
Oemielben ruben DabGr. 9tprb
ipurOe orlf Ser Gillette gcirmOen; lei
licS boben gllterS iuege1 glalbte man
nidt, OuB CT nod elm lallgcS Seben
Dor iicb babe. Sic Slioen peripros
den ibm @elo mo eiir 9lltcs &eim,
iuenn en- iid) nit ibreu &oridlage
einperitnnoen erflGre. Sie ein5ige
geoinglmg mar, baB er iid aui Dem
nel,en S~rieohoie becroigen laiie.
slber &ouB bot ibnen eiu Sdmipp6en
gelGlogen, beln er beiinbet lid i'm
beltcn Wobliein. Webrere Witglic-
Der DcS Counties, bu$ i'm uo6 Nni-
iaic bruhte, ruben MN lelbcr id)on
oi,i Dem Srieo9oie.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-01-31
@M.uet3.

Ter Tpltilon bon 9illle ltieb
bel ser 9iegllng Der StrnBe Dor Cor
bicres (6reibltrQ) ouf einen I'M
Sdncc mtsgeitreften aberdeen. Gs
mar Elm aemiiIer Galberard, Del
gan5lid, ourd)irnreu 6t ieilt id)ien.
Wnn ihniftc i'm in bnS @nitbuu1
5llr Bride, no er troB aller Scle-
bugs = 0emiibungen bnlo ieincll
@eiit uuigob. Gr bette ebcn oieleS
8nithnus 5rpor IN itort u%llNctrrmfe
mem 3llitun0e perlaiIcn. Galbernru
mar 40 Sabre alt, %atcr cillcr 5obl'
reifen sSomilie llno ciuen Der beItell
Steinmebe ser @egen0.
- &erbramt lit III @enf cine 10
i1briae S%d)neiberin Ilbertine @ertd.
Sic wolte, oils lie 81 Settle ging, ibre
2ampe ausloiden. 9n3u blles lie
pcn obeil in ben Cylinder. Der
Sdyirm fina Ielier. 0ic 6lammell
er9riffen @dar lnb 8emanO oes
WGbhenS. Mit Srnnolpunoen be-
oeft mllr0e es ms &%rantenbmlS &C.
6radt, no es Den @ciIt ousbolif)te.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-01-31
Wtunet0ta.

--Giner ser intereiianteiten Morbs
tro5clie, mcl6e je i'm gtorbDelten
itattgefm0en bnbenj bat ioebcn IN
Stem Him ieinen n~orldufigcn glbs
idlilB erbnlten. 9tep lllni lit be-
tannilid cine Der beuti6eiten StGOta
i'm Smlhc. Ser Mnaeflagte, Der
3abuar5t Or. &odL iein ungeblifeS
Npier, Der 3obnar5t Or. @ebbarot,
luDie Die nleilten MiitglieOer beS
Niirger . SIusidulieS, Ipeldpr iid) 10
ciirig nm Ole 9lnftlGrrmg OeS bluti.
gen @ebeimnilieS bemiibt, limo 0eut-
de. Sie Sllrp IN Dem eritcn ASros
6cB pcrmod)te iid) illd)t 6u einigeu,
ollcin nbmobl Don ibrell Witglle0ern
nclm mir SrcIlpred)lmg geruelcn lcil
Iullen, miQ e. Der StnatSnnDnlt, mie
g idJeint, boh olti 5iueiten Ero5eB
onfonmlem luiicn ipeil CT bc%ballptet,
insmiiden IN Den NeiiB bon lpeiterem
@emcismnterinl gefommen 81 iein.
9luldnglidl ldier Die Gage bes Nnge.
flnaten cine redt fritiide 81 leir.
naein, ie meitcr ole %erbonOlmgcn
Tcrtld)rittcn, ocIto 9iInlligcr Aeitnltctc
lih ole Situation filr i'm mo mabr.
id)eillid) bate Die Surp i'm prompt
1reigelprod)crL menm Ole Med)tSbeleb.
rinin 0eS Hid)terS nId)t 10 lebr 81 lei
ileil ungnnlten gelpeien mare. Ser
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-01-31

Moro, iueIdem Der Nep lllmer
3obnur5t 8ilm Spfer rel, btlbet Ihon
ieit @pt,en IN gans Minnelota oas
Saae$geIprid).
Ms fiir5lid) Ser in @inerton
dni1iiiae Scnrp Sborebp nit ieiner
Srml ilnb ieinem @abD in einem @n'
gen nn6 Salile fllhr, ipltroe CT non
eiuent Nuoel @olfc perfolgt. %
ole Sbiere INNER n1bcr fornell, mari
ibncn Sborcbp Iciu &ino b~lldltoblldN
in Oell Mod)en. 5Srau Sborebp pollte
ncm @ugrn ipril9en mo DoS &ino
rettell. mllroe aber bon ihrem Wonne
5llriifochalten. Tic @olie 5erriiien
ouS ainD Dor ncn Nlt9en Der entleb
ten Mutter, mGbreuo Sborebu NIT
Dem einen 9lrm leine GyrGt telthielt
lno nit Ser nnOeren Suno leine
NferOc 5t INNER ruid)erenl @arae
untricb. Sborebp iab bo& GntieB-
liGe lGiner Sbot crit ein, dis er icin
@eim erreid)t hattie. Seinc Sral
elite ollf Dem Mege 5ilrllf, getoi9t
BON ibren mheren ainoerl; tbre
@ilferufe brod)telt einen Ntod)bor hcr-
bel, Der 81 ieinem Gntieten ianO, Oob
Die 6rnu i%rriinnia gemprben; cr hielt
lie Suriid nnh Die Ginoer ers1blten
linn mas ser Gatcr aetbon babe. NlS
ole &ol5idller Der Hdd)barI6aft
Sbnrebp llld)ten, Ipur 0ieIer Ders
ihlplmoelt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-01-31
Cine arimumise sraaSoie

miro jeben Sag in S~aliienoen bon
Seimeu aufgeiiibrt, penn Der SOD IN
jeoem oerielben Elm MitglieO als
Spfer Der ShwinDiuft ODER eines
Mnialles pom &ungenent5iinoung ior+
bert. &enm Sulten mo @rfaltungen
aber rihtig ~bebanOelt meroelt, miro
Die Sroeooie perbiitet. i. q. Sunt-
Len bon SaflonOon, SnO., ihreibt:
rMeine Srau bate Die S6Di:.o lllfi
unb orei sler5te batten ibrcn Sail OILS
boffnuneslos be5eifnet. Sd)lieBlidJ
gebrmldte iie Or. Sings gteW SiS.
coperp fiir SbpinOiuht, Sllite,l unb
GrtGltungen, iie pllrOe turirt urlh I'll
bellte geiuno unO itorf." IS iGotei
ole Seine oller &rMtbeiten. Cine
0oiis bringt 2%inOerltng. TreiS 90
Gents unD $1.00. @orontirt bon
z. @. Nllete, 656 Mnin StroBc, Oh.
buque, Soma. Trobeilaid)en irci.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-01-31

rid)t ans. Sn H%ciitranii1a, BEL @iea
beld)entte nm Ssannlar 1904 Sraa
Nobrlueg ibren @atten nit 3ipiuin.
gen, itno I'M SeSember abermals, -
lc Dab Die 3nbl Der ainoer IN bieier
camille IN cirem Sabre bon iiirlf allf
unern" geltie9eu lit. Hobrpeg iIt
EN- arrner Sol5arbeiter, Der I'M Sag-
lobne arbeitet.
Ter 22jabri0e 9auernburife
Talfu it @ilorit, @obnrell, llnter-
belt nit Der S1ilsIerstodter Anna
Sroll5ef eiu SiebeSperbdltuiB. ISn
letter 3elt glnilbte OaS WtGOfen.
3meifel IN Die Srele oes @eliebten
'cten 81 ioIlcn, unO eS bcidloB, ar
Dem Burden f~urdDtbore Had)e SIT
ncbnlen. Gines 9lbcnbS plroe
Yalfn BON ieiner Seliebten 5itm
vSenlterln" beitellt. Gr fom
dblunaSloS. WGbreno er llrlt
nit Dem W1bden plalberte, 500 es
bllbld)nea Elm Nniirmei'er nlter benz
%ritlttutc bcrpor. ilno ebc Talta e5
oerhllloerH fonnte, batte ibm Die
Srcu5sf ole Haie bis an ole @llr5el
obgeldnitteuL 10 ooB oieielbe ori BEN
VoDel fiel. Ser l%tngliidlid)e itiirSts
NIT eiliem 9rdBlid)en Iuiihrei 5il-
ldmmen. 9todbem linn eritc Sill,
9eleiltet morben, begob er iiG nnol
Mlen IN cine 2linif.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-01-31
Haucruocr ais Ora

lei oas 4enfmal, rueldles lid ein 9ithter errid1tet
Su babeu permeinte. Cine lpdtere Melt miro oars
uber 5u rid,ten baben. @ir aber lino oes Ginen
iidler. oaB, nenll Der name ieies @anueS langit
~perBelen 1T, nodl Mtliioneu 'tdl Der iueiien Ct.
Observation-Disclosures nit Santbarteit eriuuern iuerS
ben, iueld)e Der Menid1beit mebr ais 9Sorte sum
Grbe binterlieBen. 9G5 Grbe lener nnf oem gauz
sen Groenruube geprieienen st. ScrnarosArdts
~terpilien, iueldle geiaI nad1 Der Soridlriit jeuer
meiien W6udhe Hlr aus ben beilfrGitigeu Yhens
Seniaften uuo obue iebe metaltidle, Gsenbe uber
g~ernbe5l s,itige Seimilo1uug 5ltbereitet iueroen.
Siele uoeygIeiclliben Gileu helen IN allen 6dlet
pom seit0rter &eroGuuig. oh oieiel5e crit ourd,
&ppHd)nier5eI, uebelteit, NufitpBen. Seriiopfung
II. I. 10. ange5eigt ipirb ODER bereits 5h epiger
aRattistcit, HutenidDuGde, Observation-Disclosures.
Shnrnadbtel, Sebtoruugen, Welbiudht uro mai
ieriadltigen .@nitmealngen ben nntrlelid1en
Sprptoile1 Der geiahrliden &eber= uuo Aierers
leioen aefubrt sat. 3ieie munoertbdtigen RiIeu,
tar 20 9ents in ie0er Qputbete gu haben
iino. baben iih in ben, Ser5eu aler NGtieuteu.
ipeldle oieielben braiid1ten mo ourd, lie 0eiiuig
ianoen, Elm 4entmal oeiebt, ons ihnnernoer olS
Gr5 audp in oer' Netwelt eluig iortleben ipiro,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-01-31
@artnddi8e Muidae

Don slguc lunb Malaria f0nnen nit
electric 8itterS erleibtert mo tr;irt
merOen. 9ieieS lit cine refine tonild)e
Meoi5iu mo lit bon belonoerem
9tilben iiir MularIatrante, ga lie
eillen heileuben GInfluB Uui Die
&runtbcit auSiibt umh tic politGnoiq
aus Dem &0rper treibt. Sic III Dem
Gbinin iebr pOrju5ieben, 0a lie feline
Der Oenilclbeu eiGenen ifGOliden
gSirtungen bintcrlGBt. s. 9. @lms
Dap bon Scnrietto, SeraS, ifreibt
rWtein @rlOer mar iebr idlper an
Mtolariaiiebcr mo @eibildt er-
fronft, bis er electric gItterS &C.
bralld)te, ipeld>es ieiu Sebell rettete. "
gu 6o6cn bel Z. ". 9uete, 656 Mdin
StrnBe, Dubuque, Soma. FrciS
80 Gents. 8orantirt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-01-31
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