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CHINESE DESTROY
KIANGSI MISSION
English Family Reported
All Slain.
GuNB0AT Ell CAN0 BUSHES
Other United States Wa1ships Move
to Hongkong and Shanghai
for Emergency.
GuNBOAT Ell CAN0 BUSHES

One mission, and perhaps two,
have been destroyed in an uprising
OF natives in southern China. An
English family of four persons has
been massacred and fourteen Am
eTican missionaries barely escaped
with their lives.
Word Reaches Washington.
This information is conveyed to the
State Department this morning In two
dispatches from Consul General Rodgers
at Shanghai. indicating that the long an
ticipated outbreak IN the celestial en-
pire has at last occurred Consul Cen
eral Rodgers says the trouble has arisen
from purely local causes. however
AS g result OF this outbreak. both the
War and Navy Departments at once
have become alert. 1t is understood that
the text of the information has been ca
bled to the commanders of the army and
the fleet In the Far East. with instruc-
lions to be in readiness to move on a
moments notice.
In his frst telegram. dated today, Con-
sui General Rodgers states that the mis-
sions at Nanchang and Kiangsi, near
Kinkiang. have been attacked and de-
stroyed.
The cause Is understood to be local"
he reports, but particulars have not
been received. kilograms received at
Shanghai indicate that the fourteen
American missionaries escaped The
bingham family. English, consisting OF
two adults and two children, are under
stood to have lost their lives.
FL cano to China.
THE gunboat FL Cano has been order
ed 10 Kinkiang, where she is expected to
arrive Wednesday"
Mr. Rodgers. in his second telegram,
states that since sending his previous re-
port the Nanchang inland mission sta
ton, which IS English. is reported as
saved.
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ONE CENT DAMAGES
AWARDED MRS. BECKER

One cent damages vas awarded
against the Washington Times Com
pany In favor OF Louise NJ. Becker. who
sued to recover S25. 900 for alleged mali
cious libel
The trial Of the suit occupied the at
tention of Justice Anderson, presiding
in Circuit Court No ,, all OF last week
The case was submitted TO the Jury
Wednesday afternoon and a verdict was
not reached until after 9 O'Clock that
night. The result was, however, not an
nounced until the court convened this
morning. when a sealed verdict was
opened.
Mrs. Becker, whose husband Peter
Becker, a florist, committed suicide
June %, 1904. cOntended that the story
published in The Times, In connection
with the suicide OF her husband was
Hbelous
Attorneys Wilton J. Lambert and
Frank J. Hogan appeared as counsel for
The Times.
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Iowa Delegation
Expresses It's Sorrow

At a conference OF Iowa's delegation
to Congress. held in the committee room
OF Senator Allison, dean of the delega-
tiOn. the following resolution on the
death OF ex-Speaker David B. Hender-
son, was adopted:
Resolved. by the mem bers of the
Iowa delegation, That we learn with
profound sorrow OF the death OF Hon
David b. Henderson, our late colleague
whose qualities as a man and whose
services as citizen, soldier and states
man. have endeared him TO the hearts
Of his CouutrYmen; and we tender 70
MIS- henderson and his family. our
sympathy in their sad bereavement
Resolved, That a copy of this resolu-
ton be forwarded to Mrs. Henderson
and the family of the deceased. -
II is not likely that any member of the
delegation viii go to Iowa to attend the
funeral but * is understood that the
House will be asked to adjourn during
a portion OF today out OF respect 10 the
memory OF the late Speaker
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MRS. GREENWOOD NAMED
LIGHTHOUSE KEEPER

The President today decided to ap-
point Mrs. Margaret Greenwood light
house keeper at Jones Point. just off
Alexandria on the Potomac river.
He was appealed to today in Mrs
GreenwoOd's behalf by a delegation OF
citizens from Alexandria. introduced by
Representative Rixey. The delegation
was composed of Mayor F. ], Paff,
s. g. Brent, Commonwealth attorney,
and c. 3. Marshal. They informed the
President that for many years Mrs
Greenwood had been keeping the light
house, owing to the i'll health of her
husband. Mr.. Greenwood died a short
while ago, and the lighthouse board
was contemplating the appointment of
another keeper. Mr.. Rixey and his con-
stituents were able to convince the
President of Mrs. Greenwoods ability
10 take care OF the lighthouse
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CHILD'S AWFUL
SKIN HUMOR
Screamed with Pain - Suffering
Nearly Eroke Parents Heart
Twelve Years of Misery-Doetor
Called Case IncurabIe - Helped
from First, and
SPEEDILY CURED BY
CUTICURA REMEDIES

:" I wish to inform you that your
wonderful Cuticura has put stop to
twelve years OF misery I passed with
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their treatment the disease spread to
four different parts of bis body. The
longer the doctors treated him thewors
it grew. During the day it would get
rough and form like scales. At night it
would be cracked, infamed, and badly
swollen, with terrible burning and Itch
ing. When / think of his suffering, it
nearly breaks my heart His screams
could be heard down stairs. The suf-
fering of my son made me full of misery
had no ambition to work, IL eat, noe
could I sleep.
One doctor told me that my sons
eczema was incurabie and gave it up
for bsd job. One evening l saw an
article in the paper about the wonderful
Cuticura and decided to give it trial.
al tell you that Cuticura Ointment
is worth its weight in gold; and when /
had used the first box of Ointment there
was a great Improvement, and by the
time I had used the second set of Cuti-
cura Soap, DIN tH1ent, and Resolvent my
child was cured. He is now twelve
years old, and his skin is as fine and
smooth as silk. (signe6) Michael Stein
man, z Sumner Avenue, Brooklyn,
n. Y, April 10, 1905"
Cozpa-4s E-tsrns and IsssTnsi Treatment scr svszy
HumoT from PiEplss Scro<1s from Infancy 10 Ass,
eoHsisItng 81 csSe Soap, 2ser Ointment, Sc, Rsso
q sol. may Be bad Of all dFugiS sings set ofssn
Potter Drug 3 Chen. Corp Sole Propz, BostoE.
ss-4alSd FTes, How 70 Cure HuIn0Ts Of ChilsASsA'
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EIGHTY-FIVE UNIONS
FORM IN -FOUR MONTHS

PRESIDENT Gompers OF the American
Federation of Labor announces that
for the four months ended January 81.
there were issued from the Office Of
American Federation Of Labor eighty
five charters TO newly constituted IN
ions. IS follows:
One international union. three state
branches, sixteen central bodies. TWEEN
ty-eight local trade unions and thirty
seven federal labor unions. This
shows an increase OF twenty-five char
ters issued by the American Fedora
ton Of Labor over the corresponding
four months Of the previous year
These figures do not include the
charters issued by the international
unions TO locals of their respective
trades and callings.
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Elective Government
Demanded for District
Sims of Tennessee Says Present Form Is De-
NAL of Liberty TO Citizens and Retards
Congress With Petty Affairs

members of the District Committee in
fringe on the duties they owe to their
home people
Il want 10 say 20 this House that the
District Government is neither repub
lican. nor IS IL best. In the District We
have three commissioners. three mayors,
one an army officer. This system IS
wrong. Why not leave the government
to council elected by the people? The
present form of government Is a denial
OF liberty.
Another thing / want to ask is how
it helps the nation to share in the ez-
penses of building up such localities as
Chevy Chase or Benning race track.
How does it assist the members of
Congress in performing their duties?'
Want Corporation Law.
This was District Day in the House.
Mr.. Morrell Of Pennsylvania asked the
House to pass a bill to incorporate the
American Cross of Honor in the Dis
trict of Columbia He was met by ques-
tons from Mr. Williams of Mississippi,
Mr.. TaWney, Mr. Gaines of Tennessee,
and Mr. Clark of Missouri, as to why
this could not be Incorporated under the
laws of the District. Mr. Morrell re-
piled that the present Incorporation laws
are not broad enough to admit of this,
but he would withdraw this bill In or
der to allow time for the framing Of an
amendment to the District code, which
should permit OF such action.
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FL cano to China.
PLANS DISPOSITION OF
PAUL JONES' REMAINS

Ceremonies for the final disposition Of
the remains of John Paul Jones are be-
ing planned at Annapolis today. SeCTe-
tary Bonaparte went To that city this
morning to confer with Rear Admira!
Sands. superintendent OF the Naval
Academy. and Gen Horace Porter, for
meTly ambassador to France.
In April elaborate exercises viii be
held at the Naval Institution. after
which the remains viii be duly placed in
crypt Of the chapel.
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Ended His Career.

II was the end of his career. There
was nine-days wonder over the
strange move of the Speaker: then it
was forgotten. He went out of Con-
gress and in broken health and spirits,
an old man who for most of his life
time had been away from his lawbooks,
undertook to return to his profession
Others had gone from the Speakership
to the law and made new careers. Why
not he. as well as Reed and Cariisle2
failed in New York, gave 1T up. and
went back TO his old home in Dubuque
There he was pursued by Ill health. His
spirit had broken, and he was not the
man who so late in life could found a
new career
Failing health soon forced the vet
eran to seek California. in hope of
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health: He spent last winter there. but
derived little benefit His mind began
10 rail-; he began TO live in the past 10
know and think and care little of the
present and the future. He came back
% Dubuque last spring, patient as II
was IN him 70 be. satisfied that he was
making his last Journey. and convinced
that there was nothing ahead of him
but to walt for the end
II came slowly, painfully, SORROW
fully. Paresis claimed him; one stroke
and then another. Life ebhed away
but his mind was entirely gone long
before his strength. He knew his wife
after all others had ceased to mean
anything 20 him; and TO her his last
intelligent words were addressed
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my son. As an in
fant | noticed on
his body a red spot
and treated same
with diferentrem-
edies for about five
years, but when
the spot began to
get larger I put
him under the care
of doctors. Under
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chase's Polite VaudeviIIe

Daily Mats, &c; Evenings. sc and SOC.
JOSEPH HART AND CARRIE DE MAR
In their New Vaudeville Joiifcatiou, THE
OTHER FELLOW a solid big hit. STALEf
< BIRBECK. wonderful musical scenic trans
formation. ACk NORWORTH, new singing
monologue. = he College Boy" The kTTA-
BANZAI AC. obats. Milt Wood. Mullen &
Corelli. Harry Edison and Doe" Motion
pictures Of The Ruffians Of Paris. "
Next Week-MOrTis' Mammoth Circus Car
nival Murphy & Nichols. Bert Levy, etc
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Gum 5nluB oes Sabres.


0es Sabres gnbe lit 1T sefommen.
Der gbritbaum eldnat i'm 2ibteridbein,
DDb fragt mol mnnHes Sera betipmmen:
.@ie miro bas neue Sabr u iein?"
Biro's 1nbeil ober Geaem bringen,
Oh Stfirme braMien. rauh unb Nib,
OBJ unier Wnaen iuiro aelineen,
Db uns bic Sonne ldhelt Nib.
Der Beiiimiit nit finit rem Uriiten,
Siebt iiberaQ nur unbeil brob'u,
uno feinen @ea eS az berblter,
90 liar iih eieier seigte ihun.
Der Sptimift labt % Der SDrgen,
nn6 betBt lie, eilig gu entlieb'n.
StetS bDfft er auf elm beit'reS oMprgen",
gSeun'S ,Geute" Bplfen audi umsteb n.
Bas in Der Sutunft ounfIem Ghp6Be
unS rubt. bieibt INNER unerbent.
Die libtet. tuie bic ountlen QDoIe,
Wtan mus ne tragen, fuie eS faint.
go laBt un8 nfutig bortpGrts idauen,
Sertrauen6 auf bic ei9'ne Sraft,
Die it's, pnf bic mir mifSen banen,
Die it's. bic uns bic Beee idbaift.
go lei bas neue Snbr uiGtpmmen,
gtag es oann bringe1, tuas es mag,
Bas unS has -@eftern" Dat gerDn1men,
griebt uns iuol Der n1bfte Eag.
9as .YrDf", oas wir Dem iuneen Sabre
Nus poIIem Ser5en bringel bier,
Sci niht in RunIh-nein-@ptt befpabre
4ir brinsen's aus IN Zone gtar Rier.
Das Zone Gtar 8ter-su anten 8erten
Son's uns ermuntern ieoer Belt.
gs iDu uns in Der 9utunft ifarfen,
Bie's tat in Der 8ereangenbeit.
60 lang uns oies i'm glaie ifaumet
&nnn man ben Stlrmen tpieberfehn,
l1nb BEL benz e6len Zone Gtar trdumet
@tan oDn Der Rufunft, reid uno ibbn.
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ssett nper 40 Sahren

ihpn mnroe Mrs. @inslpu's Suos
thing : Gprup pDH WiIipneri rpu
Mnttern beitn Babner Der Rinoer
a~naetuenoet. Wirit Du i'm Gblafe
burcb oas GHreier zines Rinbes ne.
ft6rt, oo6 i'm Dabner lit unb Dor
SHmeraer rpeirt? Wenri TO, lnfje
iuf0rt cine sFlai@e ppn ,.aRrs.
WinslDms Soothing Sgrnp@ bplen.
Sein Wert 1T unbeaablbar. CO tuire
BEN tleinen 2eioenoer jofurt Ainbes
runa ueriHafen. Berfn6t eud ens
rouf, Wiitter, es lit teiu 1lueifet
cariiber. Go beilt Diarrbue, reous
liert ben Wagen unb bic Mieres,
beIeitigt Winb : Gelit, erueiHt ben
@aumen, perbinoert GntsHnouue
uno ifdrft has garse Sufeua.
rWre. Winsloma Soothing GBrnp@
fiir sahnenee &inber lit nneenetm
i'm @eihmaf; oas Recept ffnsstst
BON einem Der beiten mei6Ii&sn
Merste in ben Ser. Stnateu. Gs lit
bel allen Druagiften in Der enraen
Belt az baben. 8reis Is Gents pee
Jlaihe. Ranft nidats amberes, nID
Mr8. WinelDtpa Soothing Snrmp.
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aeltiftet: bier uerbGr1t edte Sriainal'
seihnungen uDr @oetbe's 6anb, Die
Der Didter emit fir Die Rinoer Ser.
ber's ~anfertiate. Ser Bpriibenoe bes
@DetbesT ereins, Or. Sitter b. 6ars
tel, miro aud benz 8Detbe'M uIeum
pDriteben.
Cine auBereemDbnlihe, aber
emit unb miroia perlaufene Mani
feftatiptt Der %Qeiamm1tea 8iireerImaft
geQen ben iibertnaBteen Steuerorud
Fann in 3arlsba0 ftatt. gtua aebn'
tauieno 8iraer uno Biireerinneu,
reid uno arm, Die 5tabtrdte al, Der
Suite. sDeeu CUR Besirtsbauptmanne
idaft, nm aegert Die Eeaieruna gu
bernonitrieren. Cine 9%eputatipri nns
ter Siibruna oes N%bgeDroneten Bas
der beaab fih gum Besirtshaupt.
i1,arir, unb erhob urter Dem 6inpeile
auf Die 9rnRe Grbitteruno unter Der
8epDlterune me9en Der orifenben
6anohabune Der 0aussins.B efteues
runaen Gorfteuungen. 6ierauf be-
megte fib Der 3ua gum Warttplabe,
mD &eitsrata : Qbgeurbnete Bader
in elmer ldnQeren Aniprabe gegen
ben ,.6fterreihtihen GteuerunItnn"
prDteftierte. Durh cine tiirslih er.
laiiene 8erDronnna oes Ginansminis
fteriutrts iDn ndrnlih bic 6aussins>
b%eiteueruna in 2arlsbab unb Den ans
oeren b6hmiiheu 3urDrten neu gers.
oelt toeroen. Hnrt mar aber in Dee
lebteu Belt Die Steuerbeb5roe nit
fold oratpniIben WaBreoeln porae.
aannen. oaB fid Der Burgerihaft cine
aroRe Srreguus bernaItiate. Die
Brpte1te Der @emeinbenertretungen
ermieien iih als nuBlps, oesbalb
ariff bic Bhralhaft gu benz ieltenen
Mittel Der Observation-Disclosures
Yin oieier Bruteittunogebung betels
ligter, iiG audi piele Marienbaoer uno
SransenSbaoer BiirQer.
Cine Nuftfbiffers Ghule Mil in
ndhiter Belt Der in gang Deutihlarb
betnnnte @bemniter Neronaut Saul
Spieael ms 2eben rufen. Sn oiefer
iOuen innerbalb zines Sabres iunge
2eute pom Is. 2ebensiabre an Nus'
bilbuna i'm 2uftlhiffahrtsmeien err
balterl uuo in ber GDn5truierung BON
2~uftfabrseugen unterridtet meroen.
Da 1T sieaeiht Die 8eit nidt n1ebr
fern, oa in Gbemnih Der Bau son
2uftidiffen ebeniD ~fabritmdBio be-
trieben sueroen miro, mie felt amei
Wenihenalterrt Der Ban pDr Soto
ttDtipen!
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@nt Renttpith len II VI an hilbert Sent.
mid, l50 Gder 2anb; $1,000.
y Y Bitte an Jrau glen Snebinaer.
vrnnofdd i'm neuen BIod 1908; $3.50.
MuQe 6ape uno Srau an Mtetn 4reis,
@rnnoftad an Der aiamo Strase; 1880.
GmiIie 6erbbere an Sobn ID Gdbxee.
mann nno Srau, grunbtld an Der 8od
anarrn &oab; S40o.
Soe nns penrs g aoh on paberle.
nnh Srau, @runbfnd an Der Gde Der
esol unb Der Grasos Strase; $3.50.
D 3 Ris6un an Spbn Nnrbad1 unh
:Sos 5aui, anteiI bsn SOL ader 9ans;
$3.50 rs
Iatblss BON Bm Ncgrortp an 8n,
Wearbah uno Sos Sauit. l293.75 a6er
Sanh; $31, 846. rs.
&nrl q v @ur5 uub Srau an spiiRna
Suiatta, 8ruHoFnde an Der San Warcps
ans Der eaermauH Strase; $3.50.
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VI u an D.

Ser W6roer bes ruiiiiben Sc
tleralS Jgnatiem 1T oils elm aemiTer
Hioler. elm Wostauer @epDlutiuns.
ftibrer, ioentifisiert mproen.
Ser ruiitihe gontre Nbmiral
W%eboaatDw lit megen uebereabe iei'
mes Seihmabers an Die Sapaner
gum Xuoe uerurteilt. aber Der @naoe
oes G6aren en1pf0blen tpurben.
Die B0rlaae beaieli1 bee aus
9erneinen Stimmredtes rpur0e i'm
Oberbauie oes OiterreihiIden Reifs.
Gates anaenommen.
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Goot.nfrfr in aibsi.
Bic Serridtnns BON 2si@ma1net Mts tBss
WstiReiimna oMrd, 9hiere.

Sts Serridtnns BON 9eiGma1net, mms tkss
VesfpetinnS sard) Sbiere.
Die 5ibetaner glauben, oab lie mad
tbrem Spoe in oer 6prm zines @dus.s
There's, 8ogels poer Slides piebsrees
borsn perosn f0nns& Sic Iuben oes,
balb sessn aae l.befosn .WeIen sittq
gu fem. 8eim Morsengpttssbisuit
miro bon ben 2dmas itets elm Gebet
ipieberbolt fit Die tleinen Snietten, Ole
ie i'm Jleii9 un0 in getrGnten aus
@erieben berfdludt baden fDnnten;
biefe 5orm.l Derbirst sic Wieosrses
burt iener 2~ebepe1en i'm 0immel.
Wern Elm Cana 70 I9tper oarniebers
lisgt, oaB man an feinem Nuftommtn
5peifeIt, 70 taufen Die MDn9e bispeis
len etnen S9ien aus Dem 54lahts
baus los, balten i'm in ibrem 4lo{ter
sefangtn unD beten nun gum 8ubbba,
Ct mDse fir bas 2eben bes Rranten
bas Oes Qosgetauften nehmen. 2lbsr 5ie
efen babel 5leif9, uno ie brineen ibr
@epiHsn nit ibrtm @ppstit in Gin
ftang ourd ous Nrsument, oaB Die
Ginoe ben M0rber, oen 0ffentli9en
S9la4ter, trifft, Der in Der ndaften
8ertOrperung oafiir ali9 als gequdls
ter @eiit ooer gedngftigter Damon ses
boren tperben miro; unb bas sebt bod
MIR i'm allein an.
Mber erit beim Sobe zines 1ibetas
ners ftnbet feline 2isbe gu Sen Sc
f9opfen ben itdrfften Nusbrud. gu
ietnen 2eb5eiten mar tr lttnf1neiseno
bamit einperftanoen, bab feline 2eine
ben t0unoen unb Getern als 2ederbifs
fen gegeben pir6. limo ods lit nint
ettpa Elm geleeentli9es Opfsr, Inn Sic
Mibe zines 8esrdbnihts ober Der Gins
di@erung 5u oermeiben. Nle Sbisre,
Die @efdmod baran ftnben, finb au
Dem Set ~eingelaoen, uno Der 2eihnam
miro BON einem Sa9berftdnoigen, Der
fein 2eben oiefsr Mrbeit tpibuet, na9
ibrem @eIamad serfeet. Wenn elm
1ibetdner 1tirbt, lGbt man i'm orei
Gage in fein.m 3immer unb moat
einen SdIib in ben Sndoel, oamit
feline Seele ~binausgebe. Damn miro er
IN einen Sud ooer, fperli1 er reid lit, in
Seioe gebIGt, in Elm @efGB ooer einen
4orb sepadt unb BEL ser Muft Der
Wui9eli4alen CUR Static oes Gobten<
feftes setraeen. 9isr nimmt Elm 2oma
ben 2ei9nam aus f.inem 9efGB uno
ben nmbiluneen berdus unb ltgt i'm
NIT Dem @eii4t na9 unten auf eine
groBe fla4s 9teinplatte. ,SnatpiIden
ftreifen oosr 6iipfen ole Sbiere in Der
Nabe umber, in Ser @rpdrtuns hires
4ntbeiIs. Sic fino gang CABIN. Der
3erleser begtnnt beim &n0hel uno
fdntioet auftpdrts, nobel .r Osn Sd
item tleins Jleifditreifen 5utpirft; Die
Rno9en pirft er einem S~ipeiten 8ealeiz
tsr gu, Der tie nit einem I9psren Stein
serfampft. SD tam,1 70 ersdblt Der
tnslif9e Reiienbe gbanbler, IAN elmer
fol9en Stdtte borbei. Cine Grippe
Geier ftano betpesuneslos auf einem
Jelfen oariiber unb tpartete auf bis
nd4fte 8ertbeilune. Ginige Raben
bipften trauris lumber; aud fe fparen
ausenf6sinlid 4fmofenempfdnger. Sn
peroG4tiser Nabe ipdbt. cine Glitter;
6unbe f9li6en, o6ne gu b.ll.n, lumber
uno befdniiffelttn eifrig Den 8poen.
In4 lie porttn INNER BORT. Nuf Ser
platte mar fanm Elm Sled, 70 fanen
unb eifrtg iino Die Sbiere. ipenn linen
otefes Set bereitet miro, sur STEELE.
yeur Elm paar 2umpen Iagen nod nm,
Der, gu armlid. UNI fprts.fhleppt gu
iper6en.@
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MHerlet.

Wapor gaIaaban bat eineu
aebntdaiaen urlaub erbnlten.
garneaie bat meitere $40, 00o
gum Nusbau unferer Bibliptbet Der.
geaeben.
- Sim WeibnahtsmurQeu wurbe
on Der @ranos Anen Der reuniGb.
rige WiHie 2eu1eilleur nDr einem
Re9eriungen Namens s5pe Wamieg
erihunen.
Beften Dant! Ser Mar 8.
W abe iiberianote unS elm bib.
fhes BurtemDnnaie BON Sudtenleber
NIT benz fDlgenoen launieer BegIeit.
fmreiben: Gin Northumberland
ib Sud5be = Dem ineten dl.
tern Germ! - @efiIt nit @olb -
So oft Sbr m0Qt - @in5ht Geber
Shnen germ!
Bena Dir Semano una einen
WOrsua neibig lift. 70 ertennft on oas
ain Belten onran, oaB er i'm - ios
nDriert.
sd WannJer truittlt 10 LANCE
uon Slid, bis er es IhlieBliH = Der.
ihlaft.
- Bergniiaungen, oener man ent.
undlen lift, rternt man Hprbeiten.
2aB biz niemal8 einen Mat ges
ben, tuern ou iton su etmas enti@lois
fen bift.
Wanher Rrans auf elm Grab
lit cine DDrnentrone Der MeMe.
- SIM alter nerseibt man Der Su.
Qero oft bic Nniihten an, penigften,
Die man ielber gebabt bat, als man
Jung mar.
Biele 2eute peroen erit oann
hbHih matchmaker. menr1 tie iiH ent.
amei heben.
Ser Beiimift fiebt an Der Wurit
nur oa8 2rauriae - bic apei Ripfel.
Staffe, rinae =
Hber finae
Rdmpfe. ftrebe -
Mber Iebe
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xBte IN p,eey

gSir bieteR ttnbunbert Dollars YslDbuuns Jar ie=
Den Gal bon Ratarrh Ger si4t .Sur& Ginuebmea
psA pall's Ratarrb=9 aebeilt msrben
tann.
g. J. Gbsneu %. @iaent., xolebo. o.
sDir, bic unteuti@netsn, baben 9. s. Ghen.s
lett ben leSttn 10 Jabren stiannt unS balttn iba
Lar soutonmsn ebrenbaft in alien Sei&aftsperbanb=
lunsei uno f~nonBien befdbist, ale BON ieiuer Girina
slnatsanasnen Decentralization ~ trfluen.
1B al 0ius, Rthnan d Marvin gresbans
selss DroauifeM ToIeoo, 8.
pals Rotarrb=Rur lpiro irRerliH seuouamtn nne
rirtt brett auf oos 8tut uno Die iHfeimiaen Ober=
hdftn oes Sptems. 3eusnife irei ptrianSt. Yrsis
% Gents fhr Die Glaf&e. gertauft osn allen APPS
tbeteru.
Retmt bars EsnilieR =ginta fit s.rsssfuus.
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Stuntsfluobeit

n@lauben Sic. oaB Sic Die Wal,
len su Shrer Denfart betebren Ton.
nen?" murbe Der Senator aefragt.
nWtein Greuno". anttpDrtete Ell
lanft, ,piel AT piele BON urs ipae.
l1annten Staatsm6nnern periuhen
Die Meaiien su befebren, wdbreno mir
u1s lieber Wfiibe geben iDlIten, niGi
ielber abtriinnig si tueroen."
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0erindbt mno Sbr iperDet ftamncn
ANAkESiS, bas tpeltberiibmte Seilnits
tel Der bartnddiaiten RamorrboiDen. SGae,
BON DR.. S. Silsbee erfunoen, bat ote
iuunoerbarften &uren bie5es lbredliden
9eibens betpirtt uno 20, 1000 banfbare
Wenichen. Die es %antuanbtert, tDnnen bies
be5eugen. Mufter nit @ebraubsantpei.
Jung tueroen auf Berlangen 6urb P.
Neustaedter& Co, Box 1216, New York,
fret neritbidt, 3u babeu in allen renom.
mirten Gputbeten. 6ntet gudb npr Nad5.
obuungeu. Sdbtet baraui baB bic I'm.
terihriit BON S. Silsbee, M. d. lim aui
ieber Settle Der Shahtel befinoet,
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Seine Nual fomntt Der ourd 8beu.
matismuS peruriadten eleid. DurA
ben @ebraub BON Gimer & MmenbS
8ecept WO. 1851 uiro iofprt Gin.
beruns eelhaffen. Sn alien GpD.
tbefen Az haben.
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Das Bette eegen Nbeumatlsmus
1T Gimer d MmenbS 4ecett Wp.
1851. 8erabmt aeunrben burh
ieire pielen erfulareihen 0eilunaert.
Sn allen NuDtheteu au haben.