davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-08-10

"OR more than thirty-five years
Lewis Emery has fought the
u Standard Oil company He is
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for EN-. too. She gave me a splendid thea
ter scarf last year.
Il don't think that was cheap. 1 got a
pair Of red and chinchilla mixed, with red
satin bows and elastic run through, for
forty-eight. That's the way with old peo-
Pile always sitting around pretending to be
busy knitting or working buttonhoes so
they can call you down for being idle. /
think knitting is sign Of weak foolishness
myself"
She had apparently never heard of Mad
anne La Fargo.
well, thank the Lor'. 1 haven't any old
hens to lecture me around. 1 don't see how
girls can stand their grandmothers, any
how. Mothers are bad enough-Say, look at
her watching Maybe she's expecting her
beau"
This was a very funny suggestion. and
| when the two had had their giggle out the
other took the idea up.
IN. huh! You can't read a paper these
days that you don't see old fogies getting
married wnen they ought to be in their
graves. Hope to goodness hell come before
We CO..
He did.
He came swinging through the entrance
| that very instant caught sight of the little
| old black figure and tender face, grabbed
| her and her knitting in a hearty hug and
! told her Their cab was waiting.
Il want to try this on first, son. 1t won't
| cause 1 find Washington colder than / ex-
pected."
The man pulled off his dogskin and held
up masterful looking hand, and the wom-
an slipped the needles over.
Couldn't be a better fit, nanny. These
| wristlets are the very thing I've been want
| ing. Now let's go, daring"
| He took her ball Of yarn from her bag,
and, when she had stuck her needles in 1t,
| put it back again and drew the string. Then
| she took his arm and they went out.
Why, Lor.' that was her son, wasn't it?
| Wasn't he grapd!
| And IL the mfddle-aeed voune dies had
been better informed they might have
| known also that he was one of the most
prominent statesmen in the country today.
! G streets and played tunes on q fiddle It
1 was a squeaky fiddle and the bow called for
| more rosin, but the little blue bag strung
| over her arm with Its mouth gaping wide
/ open gave substantial evidence that the
/ public was proving paying audience. Per-
| haps it was the exhilaration of success that
| made the performer put such a rollicking
| zest to one of her oId-time tunes that
| man who was crossing the street caught
the infection and cut a pigeon wing as he
| struck the curb. He had reached the
dubious age when mans friends tell him
| how young he is looking. and his jolly face
| was set a short thick neck that made
you know he had a doctor who ordered
I him to regulate his diet and do nothing to
| bring on apoplexy. But his pigeon wing
| was fine.
II must give that little woman a dime
| for reminding me of my dancing days." he
chuckled to his companion, as he fumbled
I in his vest pocket. You see, you don't
| have to be charitable in this case. old man.
| because / don't believe you ever had any
dancing days to remember, You old prig,
YOU
ooh, I might as well chip in. The poor
| thing looks as II she never had any dancing
days either.
! And the prig dropped a quarter in the
little blue bag.
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as they are equally proficient. it is stated
to be hard matter Tor the officers In
charge to decide. An exceptionally fine
exhibition may be expected. II Ii explained.
Arrangements have been made with the
railway company to run cars at short in
The object Of the society is to assist
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ability and Sensibility
as Well.

Wv SRHo
There are a hundred and
one things in footwear here
which are as sensible and
practical presents which one
can give another member of
family or an attache' OF the
household, as a few minutes
spent here will disclose.
There are house slippers
here for father, brother and
grandfather of the highest
grade.
There are easy shoes here
for elderly people.
There are dainty evening
and reception slippers here
for women in over a hun
bred shades, in all the correct
materials.
There are handsome car
rage boots and boudoir foot
wear here which any woman
would appreciate.
There are gymnas SUM
shoes, golf footwear and
fencing shoes here which will
be received graciously by
those who engage i'll such
recreation.
There are shooting, hunt
ing and riding boots here for
men and women-handsome
gifts.
There are cute little shoes
and other footwear here for
the tiny tots"
There are coachmen's
boots, &c, and nurses foot
wear here, and special foot
wear for bell-boys and other
servants.
Bearing the name OF
RICH" will command for
footwear presents the acme
of appreciation, for by all
they are considered correct"
in fashion and distinctive in
character.
Mail orders receive imme-
date and careful attention,
and buying in this way is
guaranteed satisfactory.
B. Rich's Sons,
Ten-one F St.-Corner 10th.
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prill for Army Relief Society.

ARRANGEMENTS have been completed for
the exhibition drill next Wednesday after
noon at $50 o'clock in the riding hau at
Fort Myer for the benefit of the Army Re-
lief Society There Is said to be nach
rivalry among the several troops as to
which will be selected to give the drill, and.
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Senator Hansbrough called at the Offices
of the Interstate commission yesterday and
declared that the situation in North Dakota
was most distressing. A number OF schools
have been closed for lack Of coal. and there
is intense suffering among the people. He
hoped the commission would find some
measure of relief.
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Of the California law preventing Japanese
from attending public schools with Amer
lean children. The question will be ham
died by Mr.. Benaparte, who is expected
to take up his duties as Attorney General
on Monday.
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No further action win be taken by the
Department OF Justice in the test case
at San Francisco. brought for the purpose
OF having the court decide on the legality
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widows and orphans of officers and SOL
diers
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AROUND THE CITY

Continue from Third Page.)
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Very elegantly dec
Grated Lamps; have
bases. founts. etc, of
Roman-fnish brass,
handsomely deco
rated globes and
body. and trimmed
with wide beaded f
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The Western (Oxford, Ohio Alumnae As
ISOLATION met Monday evening with Mrs. M.
A. Martindeli 2401 Massachusetts avenue,
to continue the study OF English cities and
to form a travel and study club. All former
students OF the Western are welcome to be-
come members Of the association.
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Very fancy Gold
Chairs; have turned
legs and rnnys, fancy
shaped backs, backs
and seats being up
tolstered in fancy
figured GamiSk.
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Duk tiiCiC 40 a utAhOh
ence in Kitchen Cabi-
nets. You should make
certain that you are
buying a genuine Nc
Dougall. Perhaps you
saw our display OF Nc
Dougall Kitchen Cabi-
nets at the pure food
show. Did you notice
how finely constructed
the McDougal,s are?
Did you see the soft
wax finish and the
thousand and one
other points of superb
o:ity in tire McDeugall
Kitchen Cabinet?
We are the exclusive
agents for these Nc
Dougall Kitchen Cabi-
nets in the District of
Columbia. and have a
complete line on our
floors at all times.
Place your order no
desire d, and you can pa
amounts.
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Very pretty Ma
Eoglny Finish Cor
Eer Chairs: have
curved backs. carved
top. fancy legs. and
are upholstered in
figured vel ur.
French-cut verona or
fancy figured damask.
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Massive Turkish
Rocker Ike picture;
Is covered all tver
with genuine hand
buffed leather: has
diamond tufts in
back, broad tufted
arms, fancy leather
fringe around bot
tom, AMI IL fitted
with the celebrated
Harrington springs.
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The Frances Willard Union of the W. c.
T. u. met at the home of Mrs. Rydell on
Wednesday. After the regular business of
the meeting was concluded there were some
interesting talks % the matter of pro-
hibtion, followed by few well chosen
songs rendered by Mrs. Rydell. The meet
ing then adjourned,
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Sic Merste TnS erttamnt.

Die mertmIroige 0eiluna uort &en'
meth McSoer uDn H~auceborD, We.
bat Die rneoisiniibe 5atultdt uno
feline Sreunoe iebr eritaunt. St lagt
nun ieinem Sau: SIN 5olse beftiger
gnt3inoung oeS 6alies uno &onges
ftiDn Der 2uneen, aaben mid orei
Nerate auf. SD rtabm Or. &ino's
Neue @ntoedung unb fie rettete mein
2eben. Delft ben ihlimmften 6uften,
@rtaltung, Brpnbitis. 3onfilitis,
i6wahe 9unaen, 6eiierteit, Grippe.
gu haben bel Ioolpb DreiB uno s.
&alteper & Sobn. so gts. uno
$1.00. BrDbetIafhe frei.
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8ts ~ $1,000
tDnnen Berionen bon gutem &uf
Dbne &iiitu uno 8ranbefenntnts tda'
LID ueroienen. Nnfragen erbeten an
Nnnunten=B nreau unipn,
stnttqart, Sentidlai0.
MuerIet.

- gDl. Ottn @nbrmunb. Der gices
Brdfioent Der San NntoniD Bremina
NIiociatipn. ertldrt, oaB aIes @ereoe
iiber Die gegneriide Steauna Der
8rauer anoeren Sntereiienten BEG 8es
trdntebanoels ee9eniiber nniinn let.
nDie 8rauer" iagte er. nbetampfen
Wiemano, iie iuBen nur lire eigenen
Sntereiien gu ihiben uno merGen
oas inter allen umitdnoen tun. @ir
u0len einen oroentlib aeflbrten Sas
loom BADEN, neil oa8 in inherent Sn.
tereiie lieat unb mir baden nit uniern
barauf binsielenoen 8eftrebungen
bisber oruBen Grfolg eebabt. Gber
mir puuen ea aug oriGlih n%erftanoen
baben, baB mir gegen 0iernano uno
ge3en Nienanoes Sntereier antdrn'
pfen." Da 6err Wsar .. Wauer.
Der Brdfibent oer n2iauorsD Dealers
NHociatipn" r,eulih i'm Ramer Der
SpirituDienbdnoler cine Gbnl!he @r'
fldrung abaab. 10 lit nidt gu uerfte+
ben, marum smiihen bieier beioeu
grDBen @ruppeu Der @etrdntebduoler
riht Die pDnite 0armDrie berriher
ipGte. SIM Sntereiie Der Nntis Bro'
bibitiDnsiahe uolen mir bpffen, oaB
oies aub uirtlih Der Jau lift.
- Die bonn 8aus SnipettDr Wabs
renbereer mdbrenb oes uergangenen
WDnats ausaeftenten BauerIaubnis.
iheine besugen iih auf @ebduoe, bic
eineri Wert pom $77,635 haben. SIN
Iebruar norigen Sabres hatten Die
@ebduoe. fiir bic @rlaubniSibeine
aua9efteat maren, 1ur einen Bert
BON $37, $40.
- Die gDrDner's unterIuhuna in
Beaua auf bic grihieBung oeS Blurt'
berS Bono bat eraeben, bob Der &Dr'
per 8Dno'S iebs @unoen aeiate, oaB
aus benz &euoluer Wbite's ale flint
Sbliie abgefeuert pare1, baB BDnb,
als er gefunoen uuroe, einen &enpls
Der in Der Sano belt uno oaB amei
Gamn1err in oiefem &enpluer leer
maren. Nah 8eenbigune Der Inter.
iubunQ puroen Sad Bbite unb s.
9. Mithea Dhne BiiraiGaftserlaub'
nis benz @efdngnis iibermieien.
- SIN benz Shaoeneriabs Br0aeB
pon @m. &umpf aeeen Die StraRen'
bahngeieai@aft muroen Wm. &umuf
$493.50 uno Nrtbur &umpf 1880
5ugeiproGen.
= Gin Mann elm @ort. Gin @eib
mehrere WDrte.
- @as lit ihlimmer als lterben?
Sid tberleben.
BerlDbte, ruel9e fiG in @eQerl.
tuart Nnoerer utiarrneri, tperoen lib
AUDI, perbeiratet. Dffentlib aanten.
- Der Wann beginut in benz aus
aenblid alt 81 tperben, no bic iuns
gen Srauen ibm ihr 0ertraueu iGers
ten.
Der eble @eift ertudblt fid Ell.
men 2eitftern. benz aroBen 6aufeu aes
riiat ein-2eitbammel.
Ju triiber Belt tam freuen oiG
Oft fleinen @lides 3unoe:
@8 bebt ein 2ihtltrabl beler Iid
Bon ountlem 6interaruune.
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Nielmaub tpfro geT@Dmt.
WtereneSetoem 5telIer lid, bet Sam Nn'
tOntu W6nnern uno Sraue6
ettt, BET Snn9 nnD nit.

@ierenletoeu ergreifen Sung uno
Slit.
Gommeu imneu, Dbne piel Bar'
nunq,
&tnber leioen in iun9en Sabren.
Sic f6nnen Die Rteren : MusiGeis
ounQen nidt fDntr0lteren.
Wdohen linb l9mah. nernDB, oul1
ben Shmersen.
eSrauen dn9iti9en lid, tDnnen lire
tdeli1e Nrbeit niht perriGten.
&obuite Mdnner baben labnte uno
ibmersenoe &iiden.
Wtte 2eute iino i9mah, rheumas
tiib, lahm.
2eiben firnterliheS bmeraet beim
urinierer
Die Sur fir Mdnner, Srauer uno
Rtnoer
SIT. Die uriabe gu bsilen - bic
4teren.
Dpan'8 Nierer 3 Binen beilen
frante Nieren.
Seilen ale Sornnen franter Rieren.
San Nntunter 8eu9nts aaranttert
ieoe Shadtel.
Iueuit 9elaaon, @rpreBmanu,
SEQ. 81 gtm.S traBe. San Nntunio,
Eeras, uUbnbaft. iaat: SD litt an
ben Wieren lett iieben Doer aht Sab
rem, Die Nusiheibuneen waren uus
reoelm6Big uno entbielten einen BDs
beniab mie 8ieaeliteinitaub. SD ers
lit firhterlthe 9hmeraen i'm &us
den. belunoers nuent1 ib mid ihneQ
umorehte. sc ihien als ob ih aihts
ftnben tDnnte, mas mir hilfte. Bis i'd
DDan's Nieren . Binen aebraubte,
Die i'm Berar Drug StUre uno bel
Slider & Springau perfauft tpers
ben. 8uei Shabteln e%ntfernten
bas Mierenleioen uno Die Ri6ens
idmeraen.
Gum Berfauf bel allen S6nolern
8reis so Gents. Softer Wilburn
Co., Buffalo. SEEN 0ort, alleini9e
Naeuten fir Die Ser. Staaten.
@rinnert @ub oes 0arnenS D0an
uro nebmt feline anberen.
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..

George Nbrahamion in @alue-
ton. melber ~anaeflaat mar, einen
Wtann Namens @alter ermoroet gu
baben. lit freigeiprohen. Walter
nuroe Dor einigen Saaen in einem
@alneftoner8 oaroingbaus eribofien.
Der Gonotat Walih in Colo
raoo County lit i'm Diitrittaeribt au
Columbus elmer u~naeb6riaen Nuss
iibuug ieiner Gouotatur anaetlaat.
Wau ftebt Dem 8r0aeB NIT GROCER
Spannung entaegen, oa Der Gnges
flagte lett pielen Sahreu i'm COUNTY
als Gon0tat prattisiert uno cine aI'
genein betannte Beri5nlibteit lift.
SIN Shiner ftarb Trieorib So
deberIh i'm Glter BON 81 Sabren.
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gaaes : Weatafetten.
8 n O.

- Sreitaa abeno eegen bQtb 7 ubr
puroe Die 'Staot Wtertoian in Wi5.
fiifippi o0n einem gptlun oeruiiftet.
Ser Sturm tam nit ihmerem 4es
eenfaI. traf suerit Die 5runt StraBe.
ote bauptidhlibite 8eIhaftsftrqBe,
oemolierte bort beinabe ieoes 6aus
uno iprana Damn nab benz &e1ioenss
teile iiber, 100 ebenfaQs niel 5haoen
anaeribtet muroe. Die S3ihtuna oes
Options mar bon Siiopften nad1
@oromeiten, feline Oauer anaefdhr
amei Winuten. Sn oieIer tursen 2eit
muroen IS 6auier noqfdnotg ser@
ftDrt, barunter Die eroBen @ebduoe
Der WeDeraN eniQe 6aromare 60, Der
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 9Dm 2ple &
So. uno SoIepb WpDre, oer q. Wf.
6. MhociatiDn uno oee Eborntun'z
ihen 2eibitans; auh Der Srohtbahn.
bDf Der Nem Orleans & Horth ca
ftern 8abn muroe seritDrt uno biele
anoere 6auier muroen mebr poer
tueniger fart beibdoigt. Su ben
Trimmern brah oann nod elm Jeuer
aus, melhea tr0b oes NeQeus nur init
GROCER Wibe eelDibt nerben touute.
ga bic Beleuhtung au6er Tunrtion
aefebt mar, 10 berriHte 1atlrlid1 uDQs
fommene Duntelbeit uuo ale 6ilfe
uno &ettun9aarbeiten muroen oas
ourh auBeroroentlib eri9pert. -
8ie uiele Wenfhen bel benz 5turm
um's 2eben getommer Stuo, fann
man nod ni@t gelau Iagen, bod
lbeine1 es iber bunoert su fem. Die
0eger 8enDlferune bat belonoers
i@mer gelitten. Ser @eiammtIda.
ben miro auf anoertbalb Milionen
Dollars abaeihdbt.
- Sn Colorado, RebroSta, Sam
laS uno anoeren Staaten oes mittle.
rem Weitens bat am Donnerstag uno
Sreitaa elm itarter Shneefturm oes
berrlht. Nus Nebrasta miro aetlels
bet, es iei Der ihlimmite gli8saro
oes gaasen @inters gemeien.
Die 8erhanolunaen in Dem
8atrid BroseB in Besue auf cine
8teeeraufnabme oes 8erfabrens iino
Bis gum 3. Npril pertagt moroen.
Ser @Duoerneur miro alio Dem Mns
aeflaaten, Der am 10. Mara hinge.
ribtet meroen ionte, mol uoer libel
einen Mufihub oes Strofppll5ues ge.
m6hren miiien.
9as lanonirtihoft(ibe Oepar.
tement bat Elm red,t Invertebrates
Bulletin berauSeeeeben, es banoelt
BON ben nerlhieoenen Snleften. nell
DIE bic @0tt0npflausen in unierem
State angreifen uno giebt cine Qe,
aenaue neberiiht iber Irt uno Use:
len Der berihieoenen Tiere, beren
oer1aue Genntnis fir ben COTTON.
Bfanser uon erDRter Mibti9teit lit.
uniere Sarner iDlten fib oas Bu9,
lein tDmtaer lafien; ite erhalter es
%foftenfrei, pern iie itG an ibren Son.
areR: &eprGientanten rueroen. Nud
t0nnen iie brett an bas Departement
Of agriculture in Baibineton lhreis
ben. 9as Bulletin traot bic @um,
ner 81.
Die 9eutIde @eieuidoft in
Ybilaoelpbta Dat eineu Nufruf an
lire Wsitalieoer erlaiien. morin fe
nm freimiGiae 8eitrdae our Grid.
tung zines miroiaen Oentmals fir
ben Ereibeitsbeloen General Beter
Wlblenbera eriuht, oas auf benz
Blabe boz oer Bbtlaoelphiaer Gite
0au erriGtet neroer foQ.
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gprtnr nurth @iIpe.

Die 9Orturen, oener bic ssilipiner
TIRE 9efaneene unterperfen, erinnern
midi an meme breimDnatlihen i1red.
liGen 2eioen BON Nterer : gntaiins
ouna, laet Us. so. Sherman BON
Clubbing. We. Nihts balf Biz ib
electric Bitters neriuhte, mooon orei
Tlaiden mid pouitdnoie beriteuten.
Delft 2eberleioen. unperonuliAteit,
Blutit6runaen, Malaria &c. uno aiebt
ben Shuahen Stdrfe. Blu baben
bel Ioolph Dreis uno s. &alteper &
S0hn. Breis so Cts.
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Mna Stems fnrnnnt hin halri,l

Ius @enf tummt Die betrlben.
De Sunoe, oaB Der areiie 0enri Du.
rant, Der @riinoer Der @eIeQIdaft
bonn Noten &reus, i'm Sterben lieQt.
Der eole Wenfbenfreuno p~eruenoete
lein aan8es emit beoeutenoes 8ers
m0aen aur S6roerune ieiner Sh0ps
lung uno gertet oaour1 in bittere
Qrmut. Dor flint Sobren erbielt er
sufammen init benz Sransoien Sire.
oeric Baiiap ben 0obel. Breis, 6uh
ibenfte CT auh Die 100. 900 Trancs,
Die feinen 2ebensabeno Iorqlos ma.
den Icuten. pieoer tuea,
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Sabt Sbr Wtiete ;1 besablen?

Miete lift nur oer 8rufit bes Saus.
gi9entiners.
Sbr madt i'm reid.
CT neroient Suer @elo leiAt.
Sbr arbeitet ibmer, es fir i'm auf.
5~ubrtngen.
Grbeitet fir @uer eisenes SrtereHe.
Seio guer eiaensr v2anoloro".
@ir bauen 9dufer r,ah benz Gb.
iblaaaablunas' Blan.
60. gfebeS q gBbne.
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taot DbIO, EOIsoO.L

GrantS. Gbenep bel1tp6rt. eas er Der dis
lere Qartner Der Girma ). J. Gbeuep&G ..
if, wsl6e @ei6dfts in Der Staot SoleOO, in oben=
eenanntem @Onntp uno Staate, tut, uno oaB be=
iaate Girmo Die Summe bon e nbunOert
SoGGars fir ieoen SAT- bon Gaturrb bejablen
tarr6 II r ni6t aebeilt rueroen fam.
Grunt ). 9beneh
(@- 9eihtuoren Dor mir uuO unterf9riebeu
Sieget in meiner 8eee1iuart am 6. Se5em=
- Der VI. 8. 1886.
u. 20. 8Geaon, 6fientliher 9totar.
6aq's Ratarrb BUR miro innerti6 gensmmen
uno ptrtt brett auf oas 8lut uno Die ihGeimtgen
Gberld6eu Oes SBteuts. eaBt Sud 3eu8uife fret
sui6iden.
8. ). Gbeuep g. Co., SOleOo, 9.
9ertauit pom alien @potbetern, preiS 70 eents.
Nebmt eoVs GomiiieH 9iQen iir 9srftopfgna.
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Gone Star 8ier Stmnjpriide.

Gin sutes 8ier. bas lob ib mir
nno Cote gtar adblt gu bieieu.
Man mirb nit @olbeboaen tets
Sas eble Srau aenieBeu.
Gin Trunt bonn Safe ber,
Eanah fteht mein 8erlaneen.
Die ihbnften Sauier iinb es bod
9'ran Gone Star Shilber praneeu.
6utes Bier bat oieien 9obn,
Dab man lange reo't oanon.
Drum ipribt aud alIe, ale Nelt
Som Sone gtar. 6as Sebem 10 aut
9efdlt.
60 siebt fir ale 8lasen.
'Re fibre &emeour.
8erle8t @ub nid5t auf's &laaen,
Benn SIR ~sutueilen Ieioet,
Bemn Sbr entriftet fIhlt.
9as Sammern bann nermeibet,
9aflr ben 9urft rebt tint
Vim heHen idhbnen Zone gtar,
Oth Otcuue co HeUIebt,
SD ruirb's gub ii9er ionnentlar,
8esbalb bic AueGe HieBt.
Die 9one Star braut bas ,,Mfamp",
Dies herrlihe @ebrdu,
So timmt 10 ielia, l%ebensfrpb.
Sh bieib linn etuig treu.
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Sd trint's te8ein, taaaus,
SD TRIMS nit tpirflidbem Bertrand
Sn Der 8neipe unb 81 Saus.
Go lit elm Bier 10 BON uno rein.
SD farbenheu un6 ttar,
IS fam mnmbslih better iein.
Bie es bisher tets par
nnb baB es etuis bleibe 10,
@aniht ane BELT nit mir.
Nnfl breirnal Sod benz ,,Mlamo",
Sem meltbernbmten 8ier.
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Z sings 5 @ents oauann giaarreu.
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Mmf benz @tpfel Der wewttienloFafett

iinb bic Auadialber anselunst, tpelde
dbenoe G~inipriBuneen, tuie garboliduae.
eeeen 6dmorrboiocn onpreiien unb NIT
oieien 2lgenmebisinen, bic nibt u nidt
belfen, ~ionoern nur ihaben, nod eenug
9ei6teldubiee nm ibr @elb betrlgen.
Cine pirtlidbe unb o%auernbe Seilung 6ies
les ihueren un6 ihmersbaften 2eibens
fommt u burh Or. Stlsbee's Nnotelis
auianbe, elmer heiltrdftieeu Arsnei. mel.
d in 6Drm BON Stuhl5dpfden am Sib
beS 2ei6ens eingeftbrt rpiro uno itd1 BON
bort heilenb in bic ertrantten Ebeile pers
breitet. 8rDben tuerben fret perIanot
bon P. Neu.staedter i Co., Box 2416.
New York.
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nod Californian, ebeniu nab ct.
4ouis oia geras & Bacific Bnbn
ubne @ehiel. Sdreibt an iraenb
einen giGet : Naenten peaen oieIea
neuen Dienites Dber an 6. g. Eur.
net, @eneralsB aiiaaiersG aent, Daf'
fn8. Tero3.
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GGnaerfenliheS.

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gerfeit 8omites fuoet am 8 q M g.
ben 3. Mara itatt.
v. saba, Setretar.
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Bes SHaaame wpsf. !SeISebp,

Sss- Masame @uff, 5eaIeberin,
0anomabria9erin uro Settles 6ei[e,
rim, erteilt &atidtdae in @eIhdftss
an9elegenbeiten, Seirnten, oereiniat
@etrennte, oerIheudt b0ien @influB
eiferiihliae Nnmanoelunaen u. {. no.
$50. 44 Ofts@ ommere sStraBe.
The Topeka state journal., 1906-05-23
Tours fn the Roclzv AFountains.

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