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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-23

while two big tears weed up her round black eyes,
Then the quietloong girl in the blue walking skirt took
out her orgnete but she did level at the coored
woman next her. She turned it full upon the oyerdressed
women the seat opposite, she kept it there for
period embarrassing to them Her was the most insult
Ing which woman can muster up It seemed say, Dear
me! what curious creatures! What really impossible odd
remarkable specimensP' H..
Little by little the mirth Of the giggers died down. and
their gges subsidized to nothngnes Finally the big woman
dropped her orgnee with sniff and the head
Then the quieookng girl slowly lowered her glass and
turned to the pathetic figure at her side
Don't mind what they do,'' she said gently, address
ing the colored if she old friend Since
I've taken good look at them I've decided that they
not responsible They simply don't know any BETTER
The colored woman turned gratefully her rescuer By
this time her sef-confdence had been restored ~
. Deed honey she said, in perfectly audible tone
b'lieve yous bout right Dey's ony nearladies dat s
ALL an here her glance wandered to the
and met theirs defanty all dem things what dey thinks
about me, All thinks about dem. So York Press
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-23
HE WAS KIND TO THE WAITER,

MONG the stories told Of the new president
q Of France is this: At banquet he dropped piece of
money from his pocket and neighbor he thought was
2franc 40cent piece Let it be- NJ Fallieres replied
1t will be good find for the waiter he Whispered
to that person to look for the money Later M Fa]ieres
to let 2franc piece slide gently the floor He
thought he not Observed but when questioned explained
that he had discovered that only which he
had dropped On to the floor the first place. and that did
not want to disappoint the waiter
THE LIMIT f
ssDERDITlON take these trusts and monopolies he
cried ulng his long hair They actually limiting
cried, rufng his long hair. they actually limiting
the output Of Velasquez portraits and Raphael maonnas
while only three allowed to paint Whistlers which
are the only things that sell today
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-23
AN IDEAL BOARD.
= X. CHEsTERToN who is trying hard to be .the new

corporation president tmndedly credited him
| self with 100000 for quarters singing lessons.
t'Oh he Cried f.th board of directors of ours
absolutely ideal. ..[~aas~- i
elbow so2 asked the secretary, he stuffed $125O0O
geenback in his pockets and bade the cashier charge the
sum to legislation.
sHaf the board, the president replied lis capable Of
nothing, and the other half is capable Of anything
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-23
A String Of Good Stories
THE BRoAD-FAoED CHICKEN,
4 cannon foil how tie truth may be:
Efay the faf0 as twas said 10 me-"

THE hermit Of the Bershires George Tchnor is Dead
and Long Mountains visitors will miss him for many
year to come se
Tall straight, sunburnt, whitebearded the hermit had
causc tongue With visitor hut on the mountain TOP
he would converse like this:
& fsWho be ye?''
f'John Smith,
ttWhere ye stoppn'f"
1fBank house,
Use ye rotten thar, don t hey?''
Why / don't know, hermit. You SEE
Go long O. course they We rotten All boarders is
treated alike. Don't know? Them takes boarders only
does it to make money Asst the grocers an the butchers
They tell ye Ask Jake jones' Wunst stuffed an owl
an it to Jake Jones, the butter m egg Jake put
the owl in his winder, an while him an me wuz admrin it.
in comes an old woman what KEEP boarn house for log
gers.
1.-The old woman pointed to the stuffed OWL an she said:
Wot's the price o. that broad-faced chicken in the
window?
Jake give laugh. -,
"Why that's an owl, Mrs. Casey says he.
" OuldY' says Mrs Casey. Sure, an don't how
ould it is It's good enough fur the boarders'' ~
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They giggled again and
nudged q each other,
staring at her all. the.
time as tho she were. a
= curio on exhibition or a
funny act in a vaude-
vile show. Then one
Of them deliberately
took out a lorgnette and
leveled it at her. :
. elbow remarkable ~
she murmured audibly..
The others laughed
outright. By this time
the whole car was star
ing at the colored wom-
an with amusement.
Her under lip quivered
pathetically and she
snuffled or snorted-it
was hard. to, tell which.
The: fire of glances and
the loudness Of mirth
increased, and: the vic
tim Of it all turned her
head to gaze out of the
window hack az how
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-23

jacket which did not meet at the waist line green silk
bodice, big black chiffon hat and purple VEIL which
stretched tight half her face and drew her fat
into udcrous position On her large backehands
semclean white kid gloves which filed the with all
pervadng odor of gasoene Mingled with this the
towering smell Of musk which emanated from her every
ment and particularly from the handkerchief which,
fully folded into triangle pinned at her waist She
looked about miserable and conscious and at the
time important colored lady dressed for holiday
look And she looked too old and pnched and little
pathetic in all her grandeur Of cast-off inery 6
moment she sailed three overdressed furs
and diamonds burst into audible ggg She darted look
at them which made the whites of her look like
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-23
A HISTORIC ONE.

G IR LANCELOT DU LAC, upon frosty morning did
y helm, corselet, hawberk, and greaves
Montjoy st. Denis!' he murmured, he swung to
test its balance, the great curta-ax.
81, "Lanceot' said Guinevere, lacng the Knights helm
Htell me, Laneelot is it not hard to armor?''
The stern lips parted smile The cold proud eyes
lit up with h1imor
tsArmor is, indeed hardware he said.
stka women, when they paint their fore
heads blaeI
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What the Market Affords
. REAST of lamb, 5 cents pound.
Da,c Turkeys, "a cents pound.

u REAST OF lamb, . cents a pound. Z - IT, - =
D9,eTurkeys, "a cents pound. ,.-:- -
Ducks, 49, cents pound.
Fresh tongues Is cents pound. = -. H. J. e.
x Cauhower, 49, 20 and % cents each. -.~. 4 q.
Bermuda potatoes four pounds for 25 cents. H..
Radishes, Is cents bunch '-.
Lettuce, three punches for 10 cents. :u...
Pneapples, 40 cents each. ."-. IN. .-.-t
Seedess' grapefruit, three for Is cents. -.
Strawberries 60 cents a box. -. n.y.. .. ~, T
Turkeys higher than they have been all win
ter but other poultry remains about the An nexpen
sve dish for dinner would be praised breast
of lamb Remove the bones from the breasweghng three
four pounds-using sharp pointed knife. Wipe with
damp CLOTH then sprinkle with salt and pepper roll tight
y and bind with Irvine strip OF muslin In the bottom
of the brasgpan put tablespoonful each of chopped
and tup, two tablespoonful of chopped carrot,
tablespoonful of SALT dash of pepper and tablespoonful
of butter dripping Stand the fire and stir occasionally
until the vegetables begin to brown then lay in the meat
redged with little four add half pint of boiling water
cover closely and cook in moderate for three hours
Before serving thicken and strain the gravy.
IF you like maple sugar you will probably find maple
carones pleasing Put half cupful Of butter
one cupful boiling the fire; when the mixture
bos cupful Of flour and beat vigorously When
the mixture ceaves from the sides Of the pan take from
the fire and break into it at time three eggs flour
they very small beating each egg thoroy drop
with a dessertspoon onto buered bakngsheet and bake
in moderate for twenty minutes. Make opening
the fill with whipped sweetened with grated
maple sugar. and with maple made by boiling
together five minutes cupfu Of maple syrup and two
tablespoonful of orange juice Remove from the fire and
add two tablespoonful of butter.
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ADVICE DISCOUNTED.


G ENATOR BURROWS asked for advice recently by
- newspaper correspondent He the advice but
afterwards smiling and shaking his head he said:
tAdvice is thing always chary about extending.
It is you know, so cheap, so easy
"a boy, the other day, pushing heavy pushcart up
hill THE hill Steep the boy thin He bent forward
at the work till he almost horizontal. $500
& Hi boy' called old man. push the cart the hill
zgzag from side to side, and you III find it will easier"
"The boy snarled back. /. y.z.e.. = - =.
Z" Not much O. yer darn advice Give us shove.'
- Aoo PERSEVERANCE NOT EVERYTHING.
74H PIGG who has started elk ranch at Freshwater,
showing his herd of elk to party of east
capitalists. ~@- ..s. -, ...... r.. .-f.
II you will succeed in this venture, Pigg' said
broker ''You perseyering man. and perseverance
always brings success %@a-@ -
Mr.. Pigg laughed. --.<.e. - .. .-
'I persevering, he admitted, 'and believe in per-
severance At the time don't rate high sir,
you Perseverance without intelligence is nothing hen
can sit year china egg but there will be results
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VERY DELICATE MACHINERY.

IIENEER-C CUTTING machinery is extremely delicate
~ deed, it has to be. It's purpose is to slice thin
possible such costly substances ivory rosewood ma
hogany
fine machine in ski!ful operators hands, can slice
30nch elephant sk into ivory 20 feet long and
2 feet wide
Rosewood and mahogany often up into slices one
fftieth Of inch in thickness
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A SAFE BET.

M oRRIs WOOD, the national skating champion, was
l'A discussing absurd bet.
The men who made that bet,'' he said, chad as little
nerve farmer my father used to tell about.
''This farmer, after cropsellng trip to the city,
found himself with his wallet full Of money at the race
track 80. =.
The betting interested him great deal. The
odds almost incredible to his inexperienced mind
The idea of betting dollar horse, and if the horse
getting $50 $50 in return for i'll There must
tainlyR be some mistake, or some swindle. 49, .
"After whle the farmer walked up to a bookmaker
and said: a.- '....>. ... 81
" Look ahere, FRIEND if that thar boss Socks wins,
an bet dollar on it, do ye mean ter say ye gimme
sixtyq' . ..-s 80 >@-. .>-.-.-<y H.
E'That's what I do replied the bookmaker. Il do
that and more It's sixytoone shot, and you get, if
Socks wins, sixty dollars and your original dollar
back again, besides =. ~ -. -. ~.
q SThen I'll take chanst,' said the farmer firmly,
handing UP silver dollar But if win, I'll be satisfied
with the sixty Ye needn t. give my dollar
back hnless I lose.'" r.. |.~}1. =
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aud mieber Der Nusganospuntt sa
aroBen &rfolgen uno bobem Rubm.
DEM oas uugIif, oa8 10 iber oen
md9tiqi!en Stamm oes oeutId1en
Soltes aefommen nor, bns rib
al oas iblimme untraut aus.
oas unter Der Grupenbibe elmer fatld
auf9efaBten Tradition enpor9emus
ebert mar, oas lebrte Die 2eute beibeis
Den 81 perben, Die Nuaer auf5umo.
hen, 81 leruen uno gu arbeiten. SIZE
ben Sabre lpdter. Ga mar audi Sreus
Zen uon neuseitliben Sheen ourbs
orunaen, oa mar Der 3opf duBerlif)
uno innerlih aefa(ien uno ba ihlua
man Die Shfabten al, Der RaBbab,
bel 2eip8ig uno bel BeGe alliance.
Benn man ber tleFen grnieoriaung
bel Sena aeoentt. baum muB man
aud bes aemaltiaen Quffdpungs.
Der ihr folgte. aeoeuten. benn oieier
Iuihuuna batte in Seua leinen
Nusaangspunft.
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Southern Baclfics8 abu in Der nah.
iten 8eit tdglid smei Bofaeier5tiae
suiiden unlerer Staot uno 0en Or
ten i'm 8elten laufs1 gu loT5en.
Man bat Den 0eqeriunQen
Wont @ibIon, Der betanntilh anQe.
tlaat 1T, an Der ~@rmorounq Der Ta,
Mile @onoitt beteiliat geueien su
lein, nab Gona suridQebradt. Sc
ihetnt, als tuent1 iebt feline @eFahr
mebr beitebe, baB er bort aelnnbt
meroe, oenn oielelben 2eute, Die i'm
ieinerselt fortThaften. baben iebt
ieine 8ldlenouu9 befirtp0rtet. 8id=
ter Dmger bat bles Dem @ouoerneur
miteeteilt uno 2ebterer bat onrauT
feline 3uifimmun9 III Der &udiens
oung aeeeben. NuBerbem mar @ibl1n
bier als ~alIeini9er M6roar Der g0n.
oitt' 8 angeflaat, mdbreno Die in Gina
erbpbene Nuflaae auf Teilnahme an
Dem M0roe lautet. Inter Der hiefiz
gen Nnflaae tnirbe cine ueberFuhz
rung taum m6alib oeneien iein.
Wtan bat 0aber aud Die bieIioe Nns
tlaee faQen eelalieh.
= Mit Der Waidine semildte 5ar.
ben. 90. Stepes & 566ne.
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9.

- Nus Tulla i'm Snoianer,T erris
turiutn tumn1t Die NaGri@t, oaB bic
Stanbaro Oil Company einen Blar
ausaehedt bat. mie lie NIT 6iilfe Dor,
J0bn US. @ates es m1alih MAIDEN
Mill. AUDI in unierm Staat 8eIfGfte
gu betreiben. @ates tDntroQiert be-
tanntli6 cine Nn5ahl un1erer terani.
iben Del Haffinerien uno naroe
elm itarter Ibnebmer BON Dem &obs
1l Der STANDARD Dill gDnipauu fem,
merrl er es nur bet0mmer tDnnte,
&ebtere tam aber ihr Del nid3t na1
3eraS liefern, neil uniere @elese ibr
oieS nerbieten. Mun lonen Die
Stanoaro @eieQibaft uno Gates
iibereingetommen ietn, eemeiniam
eiue Selr6brenleituna su bauer.
@ates rniroe bic 2eitunQ Bpm Sort
Wrtbur nab Dem 8eb &iuer, Der be-
tanntlih Die nDrolihe Creme unIes
res States biloet, bnuen uao Die
Stanoaros@ eieIihaft eine IpGdJe BON
ibren Selfeloern in 9ulia nod oent'
ielbeu Bunfte am Reo &iuer. Durt
Ulroen iie iib uereinigen uno boz
ourdl cine &Dbrenuerbinouna ami,
ihen Eulla u. Sort Grtbur beriteQen.
Die STANDARD : @eiealhaft miiroe
oann rubig ibr Del mad Bort Nrtbur
tnufen laiien. Gates tuiiroe es
nber %non1inea an Der @renSe oes
Staates in @mpfane nebmen. Damit
mare BEN Buhitaben oes @elebes
aeniat uno Die Stanbaro @eleulbnft
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Ididte trob aueoem ihr Del nah
Geras.
Sn grnan 1T Die RompreB ubs
gebrannt, 1900 biz 1000 8anen
8aumwoae, iDmie cine Nnsabl gilens
babnwaaen. muroen ebenfous sers
ftbrt. Der @eiammtihoben miro auf
1925. 900 ab9eihdbt.
Bel benz Brand ibres tleinen
DauIes tam in @rDesbed cine alte
Srau BON rs Sabren, cine Syrau
NspleB. um'8 4eben.
s. U. &eio, elm betannter @es
ihaftsmann in Bartlett. bat feline
Srau ourb 8ufan erlhOhen. ST
moute auf Die Sa9o aeben uno ielre
ieine Tlinte, Die Ietner QnIibt mad
nidt aelaoen tuar, sureht MAIDEN.
9abei entluo iih oas @epebr uno Die
aanse Sdr0tlaoung orang feiner Trau
in Die rehte Seite. Sic ftarb unges
fdbr aebn W1fnnten ipdter.
Sn 8alueftDn ftarb 6enrg Beis-
r,er len.. elmer Der betannteiten heuts
l6en Burger Der 5tobt. gr lit 60
Sabre alt %aetuUrben.
6eute lit Die IuSfteuung in
Dallas our6 @ouoerreur 2anhom
erDHnet tuDroen.
Vim Is. Nobember lou in gngle
BaB oariber abaeftimmt tperoen. Db
man Bombs gum Betraaep BON $50, 600
ausaeben nil. um bafnr Elm mDoers
nes Shulbaus gu bauen.
Sos. .. 8oehmer lit als Nah.
folger ceS peritorbeneu s.. IS. 0ars
rinatun gum 8unoestommiff1r in
@a9le BaB errannt uDroen.
Sn Dallas bat cine FRAU @reer,
Die Satin eines StraBenbabntonbut.
teurs, auf ihren Mann aeibUfien uno
i'm ibmer uermurioet. Die ShieBe.
rel fauo in elmer Npotbete, melhe
Den St6uen Der StraBenbobn geaen.
iberlieat, itatt. Die Trau tuurbe
perbaftet. @iferiuht ideint bas Mos
tin Der Eat qemeien au fem.
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8iaaline's Circus.

Die G%ntunoiaung. oaB @ebriioer
Nlnaling'8 ar6Bte Sbauitenuna Der
Welt in can NntuuiD am 5anItaa,
Den 3. 9Ou., er6ffnet rueroen miro,
lit eine, uelhe BON ieoem Mann, les
BET Srau uno iebem Rino in San
GntDnio uno umaebuna nit ,greu=
ben be9riBt ueroen miro. Die gan.
ae Welt liebt ben girtus" uno oas
lit beiDnoerS mabr Don oemieniaen,
ben Die @ebrioer Ninalina etqnen,
melber in flint prddtia ausgertiteten
8aaen BON IS @aeaons BON oUppels
ter 2anae transpDrtirt tuira, uelbe
3ebtere ON @rDse uno Traaf6bioteit
40 aew6bnlihen Baaaons oIeids
tUmmen. Die Hieienmenagerie ents
bdlt 108 Gafiae unb BebGltuiGe per-
ibieoener Urt fir giere, B0ael uno
aauatii@e geemplare aus alien
Tidungeln. Stepper uno Weereu
auf @Dttes grobDoen. Inter linen
liuo bret prabsouGe Giraffen, bic
lebten einer fait auseeitorbenen &als
ie. Die in Der 5bauiteauna pprban.
oener 40 nusaemablenen glepbans
ten reprdientiren mebr als bic 6dlfte
a[ler in oieiem 2anoe oDrhanoeueu.
Das &binucerDs lit Elm anoeres lebr
ieftenes 9ier oiefer Menaeerie. Gin.
trittstarten uno nunerirt reieruirte
Site wereen am girtustag in Der
Office BON Struggling Brothers in Der
unteren Staot gu oemlelben Breis
pertauft, uie an ben Wa9en auf Dem
@irtusplaB in uno Wagners Drug
St0re 9efuroert rpiro.
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Mnf Gum ofat=S Onrnier.

Der Sitter s0a in alien 8eiten
gum feftlirben Tournier hinaus,
Sn hieB es onnn. Ticb uDrbereiten
Dit ielbft auf einen harten StrauE.
Dem 5ieaer paro BON lcbbnen Sduben
Mls G0hn elm friIbsr 2Drbeerfron5;
Das Sehiplel tuir0ig au beenoen
Sab es 5um ShlnB BANQUET uno Taus.
Nibt in ben 3eiten nur, ben alten,
Nu9 beute 9iebts nod mandb' T%ournier,
So tpirb, gum Beilptel. ems gehaIten,
Bel uns, in fnenig Bod]en bier.
9Dh eibt's babel fein 2ansenbrerben
unb &etner pur5eit in ben Sanb,
Man lpricht tuol BON .9aE'n" anh
.Stedben"
Mit Standardization in Der 6ano.
Gin Stats Durnier lit es, 8u gbren
Der e6len Wen5eiritterihnft,
SDb itd Der. @egner 3u ertuehren
8rauht man 8eritano bier, mitt bic
8paft.
gs limb bic Waurer uno bic Sdneiber
so madre 9eute, tpie's nur aiebt,
Dob ienfat n bier beini ,Shnei6er"
,ieiber"
uno .Mauern" ift nibt itbr beIiebt.
GIN ieoer 8ampt iebaftt trod' ne Reblen.
8eim Stat piros audi nidbt arbers Sein,
Drum bari eS audi am NaB niht febIen,
Shleppt bnrtig ornm bic glaier rein.
Gin beutlbes Spiel min beutide @arse
Nibt anoerS pirb's gebalten bier,
Nean trinft. ih fa9'S in aller &ar3e,
Beim Stat has cole Gone Gtar Ster.
., Gone Star Bier, bu matfrer Sropfeu.
Ov biit oas Bette bier 81 2ano,
@sbraMt aus beftem gtal8 uub Sppfeu,
Sch6rfft ou ben &iR uno ben Bertrand.
8enn oann i'm Stat Die Setter tpbeu.
nuno gdftein". n&reus" uno .Gdippeu"
ibrei'n,
Damn n0len mir bid Zone Gtar Ipben
ltno uns an oeinem GaB erfreu'n.
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gaaes y%,eutste,ten.
SnIan b.

1A - ~ Os
- DEM Suiti5 , 9epartement fino
mieoer cine &nsabl Slaaeu suQeaan.
gen, in oenen bebauptet miro, baB
i'm iiiolihen Slorioa niele Mdnner,
8eiBe uno 5dmarse. in tatIdhliher
Stlanerei aehalten ueroen. BeIhu(s
oigt meroen bauptfdhlih n1rolibe
@elelihaften, pelbe ourt unten Ger.
pentins uno 00l5geid]Gfte betreiben
uno BON oener bebauptet piro, oaB
fie fih init 6ilfe Der oortigen She.
riffs tuioerrehtlih Nrbeit8trdfte Der.
ibaffen uno oieie oann in ibren Qr.
b~eitslagern nit @epalt suriidhaIten.
Die porliegenoen 3laeen tueroen oes
rlau unterluht tueroen.
Starte @roft6ee muroen am
Treitaa nahmitta9 in Gocorro, @eu.
WteritD, aeipirt. DoH bnben lie
teinen Sdaoen anaeriftet.
u uslanb.
- 9raf Bitte. Der frihere ruff
Idle B~remierminifter, IDu in einem
5nterpietu ertlart haben. bds er nies
MATS mieoer Elm Nnt aNsunehmen
pinlde. gr babe reablih aenua
oaU9n. Beroenten Tam man Inn
oa8 ni6t, nenn es auh etuas I'M.
pabrideinlih tltn9t, oa6 er oies eli.
mem Reporter aeaeniiber Uffen aus.
aeiprDden babeu iDlte.
SIM 0afen non Bremen Der.
brannte Der enaliide Oompfer Fur.
teitan" er bate 5000 8aaen Baums
moae an 8oro. nit oenen er aeraoe
bon Saoannab anaetommen mar.
Der &ultan MDnt Belee auf
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nniaa anf Der 9. LIS. Gentra[.

Guf oer lebten 5abrt I'M, Mttters
naGt nab auBerbalb Der Staot, ent'
aleiite Der Bug Der 6. u. & e. gens
tral Bahn smDlf Meilen nDrolid1 pom
bier. @erabe binter Der 5ens, mel.
DE oas gigentum Der 8abn ein>
iblte6t. mar elm tiefer Nbbana.
Wdre Dee Bug binunter eeiauft, 70
bitten 9unoerte uDn Bafiaaieren ibr
3eben perloren; aber Die Gtdrfe Noer
Sens belt Den BUG auf uno 10 ta'
men bic Baifa9iere nit etliden
Sbrannnlen oauDn. Raurl lift es
n6tia su iaaen. bob es Die @lmopo
Ter5 uar. bic oas unaliid BERLIN.
bette. Bum GertauF bel 60. Stepes
& SDbne.
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sin fId1erer Wemeis.

8roben pDn Inateiis, Dem unfeblbaren
Seilmittel Bel 66mDrrhpiben. rueroen BON
?. Neustaedter & Co., Box 2416, New
York. fret an jeoe Mbreiie 9eionbt. 9ieie
8ereitniqigteit lit Ser bette 8efpeis oa.
fur, baB Inafefis cine abfolut superldili9e
Nr5nei ge9en oieies ~qualoDle 2eioen lit.
Sic aenannten @taenrimer bes Mittels
tpirben bod ioaft sepiB nidt bas Nners
bieten maiden, erft einen 8euets gu lie
tern. ebe tie irgeubpelbe 3ablung ners
lanaeu. Ber iHenft @u1 Ieine 8eit unb
iein @eie, penn er leineB grfolaes nibt
oans iid3er 1T.
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Elm TEXAS WUNDER.

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brauh maht. 8oriteaungen finoen
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Wittm0b, Sanitae uno Gonntag.
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ben aranfbeit bebaftet 1T.
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Gtne innae SRutter NIT 10.

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gdnltfe ypnrtften salatmaaen

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