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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-13
IN THE RACE
FORGOVERNOR
HEARsTs GOOD CHANCES FOR
THE NoMINATIoN--MAY RUN
INDEPENDENT.

NEW YORK, Feb. 13.-Unless the
Republicas in the General Assembly
of the State order arecount, which, It
is generally believed, would result in
the unseating of Mayor Mcclellan and
the seating of Hearst, thus weakening
Hearst as a possible candidate for
governor, the latter, it is learned on
high authority, WILDE a candidate for
governor, whether he receives The
regular Democratic nomination or
not The Independence League. which
lis the nucleus OF the Hearst party IN
this State, will nominate Mr.. Hearst,
regardless Of the action of the Demo.
cratic State convention, and whatever
the attitude of the regular Democracy
toward his candidacy lie will make
the fight with his own organization,
Just as he did his fight for the mayor
atty Of New York City, Moreover. 1t
is learned that Tammany Hall. under
the leadership of Charles +. Murphy,
who is now fighting Mcclellan, will DO
supporter Of Mr.. Hearst unless tho
Democratic convention puts up some
other man. Reports from Albany
credit the Republicans with a serious
purpose in their move for a recount
Of the vote Of last November. Hearst
has developed much strength In the
upper counties Of the State, where the
Republican plufalitles are rolled IN.
As candidate for governor ard ap.
peallng to the vote Of farmers by tho
hostile position he has taken against
the railroads, Hearst can mako trou.
BILE for some Of the Republican lead,
ers Of the Legislature in their homo dis.
tricts. In order to take him out OF
the governorship situation the Rerlb-
licans, led by Senator Raiues, are
willing that there should be enacted a
law compelling a recount, If this re.
count should show that Hearst was
not elected mayor, he could no longer
pose as a political martyr. u he
should be seated in The mayors chair,
he would not be factor in the gov
ernorsEfp fight. Since Mcclellan be,
gan war upon Murphy, the Tammany
leader would probably be pleased at
the action Of the legislature II it re:
suited in unseattng the mayor, who
has, for some reason, strongly op'
posed a recount. Hearst is in the
peculiar position Of fighting for IN
office that he doesn't want, and that
will take him out Of line for one that
he does want. Hell Of course, fight,
Ing for the presidential nomination,
and loks Upon the governorsh'p Of
New York State as station on the
road,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-13
IS.. !. AND Il Z : Is ailOH

ARRIVES.
No. 90. From Murg anti 6lb5A. a..
No. 66. From Morgant ,5Qh. n.
No. -Pittsburg Accomsr pQP "
No. 2.-PittSbprg AcComtn 1902. y
No. 4.-PittSburR Accofnsn g:lop y
No. A. From ittsbt glQPl D.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-13
our FELLOW sutterers.

Those Of our citizens who were with
us thrown out OF house and home are
doubly unfortunate in being now with,
out quarters. Some have rented prop
erty and will proceed at oncelto bust-
ness. Stone & Bebout will ocgupy the
store room vacated by Dunniagton &
Co. F, NJ. Fleming the ware-room at
tached 10 the present business build.
ing Of Huntington & Co. Dr.. Conner
ford The rooms in the Mountain City
building, next to the Courthouse.
swisher & Carpenter the room in Odd
Fellows building. c. Corbin room
under Mountain City House.. Mrs. f.
Arnett the front room Of her dwelling,
opposite the Continental Hotel. r.
C. Kerr 10 old Postoflce, opposite tie
residence of N. 5. Barnes. DR.. Ogden
in the rear end Of N. c. Cochrau's
jewelry store. Stephen Oaks in the
basement OF the Town Hall. A. G.
Hall, store and Postofiice, in the build.
ing nearly opposite Town Hall. John
Fisher Is erecting a meat shop on the
site OF his former dwelling honse. We
are moi now advised as to the intcn-
ton of others. but will locate all when
they become settled.
Greeting to the friends Of the West
Virginlan. Like the tabled Phoenix,
we shall rise from our ashes. Truth
crushed to earth will rise again"
Next issue on 21st.
Thanks-We are indebted to o. s.
Mckinney, Esq, for the use Of type
and press this week, for which we are
truly thankful,
Our New Quarters. Hereafter the
West Virginia Office will be located
over The jewelry store Of N. G.
Cochran,
Major Cooper is using every exer.
ton to resuscitate the Index. He has
any amount OF energy and will ulti'
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-13

No. 1.-Pittsblrg Account 6.0Dk y.
No. 3.-Pittsblrg a COON i IA. 4,
No. Connellsville Aclm s25p "a
No. 6e.-For Morgantown e:09e y.
Nos. 2, 8, 4aud go daily eSeepl
Sunday; Nos. "a and 66i Sund6ySo
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-13

Ityou see it in the West vlrgtnlan
tsso.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-13

is A WOMAN.
ROT TFsE 8 RIDE W Is 80 IsieIEsEi
z Or IL UNTIL HER EEMt
iuBRY WAS INFESTED.

n lsaf rtsQl Itst q .d II .l stgi
/ pARERsBURG, heb. Is John Al
Ialae whitman and Miss Marietta Iel.
~ cashier IN 4 restaurant were mar;
lied ii BIueaeld iastiweel The bride
had q little money, and some q her
friends, who suspected Nldtman's sin.
cerity, caused his arrest sc police
headquarters It was learned that the
bride groom was awoman. The prfs-
oaer VIII be prosecuted for perjury IN n
obtaining the marriage license.
Z Il am d woman. but I have dressed
las a man for three years said John
Allaine Whitman. eIfhaye worked o
Ia man and lived as one. I married
this girl as amatterof accommod ation.
she said she could not live without
me. My real name is Pauline Web.
ster."
Miss Kelley declared she loved her
husband" and could hardly believe
what the pollct said. "John was sick
Friday and Saturday and part of Sun.
day" she said. ale wanted my money,
little that it was"
The bridegroom" is Ave feet four
inches high and weighs 1856 pounds,
has strong features, and weirs short
hair, smokes a pipe or cigarettes and
chews tobacco. She says she is only
81 years old, but appears much older.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-13

44J61 tG9kAAA4s9StN4si
There were other minor losses,
which 1t Is impossible to ascertain.
We have but little 70 edd With ref
eFence TO the Ere our space being
necessarily limited. 70 those who
came TO tie aid Of our distress and
endangered citizens. during the ter.
.rible ordeal, we can but return our
own acknowled pigments and the thanks
Of the community. Deeds Of daring
and heroism were not infrequens.
many repeatedly imperiling their lives
in the battle with the flames. We
draw no distinction, well knowing that
those who did their duty are con.
scious Of the worth Of their services,
and tie relative estimation in which
they are held. There are some losers
who are especially deserving Of sym
pathy. They are known to the com.
munlty and their names appear above
in the pub list; hence. we make no
further particular reference to them,
except to teder them our most sincere
coincidence, hoping they may ultimate.
ly recover their losses and resume
their deserved places in our business
circles.
1t was no dlscredttable exhibition
that strong men shed tears during
the prevalence of that awful fire. The
accumulation of years was melting
rapidly away before their years, AMI
they powerless to prevent 1t. To
many, also, it was ruin aDsolute-to
many, great pecuniary embarrass.
ment and positive distress. None
were able To lose-few will be able 10
soon overcome their losses. And at
IA time when it seemed that destruc-
ton to the whole town was inevttabIel
the brayest were dismayed and many
shed tears of pity and sorrow. We
wish We had space in which to en-
roll The names of the heroes and
herolnes flor there were many ladies'
who volunteered invaluable add vino
participated in the brave work Of say
ing property. May none Of them eyer
want for friend or means in time Of
need.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-13
SWEET MELoDYFLoulJJR.

The Faithful Circle Of Kings Daugh,
ters and Sons invite allsnusic lovers
Of Falrn6nt to enjoy their grand cen
cert " Fairnoht Band and Dow
dents otche Thiirsdays eyeninls,
,Eabfaayys Grand Opera Hons
sNEEa n F IopS FEegB! =
MN ansinae Sesl Nirslpie
viii ma Il tor YOU
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-13

az enEAr coNFLAeRA TtIoly 9.

|M nuudal u0knlhA " $3.50
sal,.-sst three o'eIoek a. asarm
a4b van sounded cn Main street
-,r-sins our eltizens from theif SLIM:
ssrs. snd Droduclns, as usual y
ANA eases. CONSERVATION and cont!ls
dee Tor years a aasbeen sas aEegd
% ns citizens Of tint ectien q s glistE
-.r,.. ovsi which ths me aa anally
n.ss ils WY Thai q come time "a. e des
1ra-lIon would viii then witho ~
5usIbuiy d oppostlen The build:
'nvr rsun the section r AIN an and
I,,ti-- streess. soash side "a point
-al.ia snort distaace 81 Jeffers1on
-.rssl. we're ccnstftcted alto gether q
rsoS. some q then were Old and T. %
nrisg naamnalble ~ made
u|t1o 50 BY the inaHshcss the tyttli
.,a weather d Yeas conse 1uentls,
7hea i rz discovered that the IRE &c
rt Eundag morning located e, I: n N
Z
laurarous proximity % the row
unr.u. tie inevitable result was plain
b soaB. and the ssoptss heart quailee
To 5innd e. The prpspectt
7a lre oFigtnate ia IN open stair.
rzr hetE Thps rrend ergast's sas
I'm md swisher & Carp store,
ron eess Ide 6 Main street. When
n,-a aisroyarsd semed to be main.
-y "a sae ids ne to preRderg IS.
and vas bgrnin aaeely, rnpresslng
h,ss nc ttnas 81 IL q The fact
fha. Ia statf hadi been dosed With
rnriou 81. phe gas soon 9 Large.
s,47 thersd and 1.-THE battle with
t,,s aans commenced. In q very
sfai ame grosa store and Frep.
usas budding were etiyelops !.
ana tic 9me spread to The south
zlt Those whose properly lay At
ita vfs. end q Die block united N
d ssuau mise With the owners Of
lno sur4ang buildings and worked
1hhlnIly and hereieally to check the
rrrsn d deyouring element.
Bn nnoda ander lie dis dyantagei
assti1iorV oiten referred to- Of l!av.
mt 10 xppltanee and no organized
Il w. = = /
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-13
at the MInstrels. Feb. %.
I'D can Afford.

Large trades are often consumated
by using our want ads, A cheaper
vehicle Of business exchange could
not be found. 1sc a word for each In
serdon,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-13

r. II. Fleming 1890 aQe
&. j Corbin s5o none
Stephen oalEa $50 none
tIclfSabs. Arnett 2gao i,1Q9
li IL comeftoTd si9eo tully
&c. 81 Carney 1000
,G u. Turn heirs $500 s'6ep
Fleming = Powell 1885 200
Dr. ogden toMce) 400 none zone
Ms. %elty zoo none
sLoss estimated.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-13
SWEET MELODY FLOUR,

Remember you have but few days
to buy goods at Yeager's.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-08-21

wATcHEs-yrenaer. nth and Dodge
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-08-21
TWO MEN ROB P0sToFFIcE
Outlaws Who Break Into Building
at Seneca Are Captured
and Confess.

Lee Acrey and ]. F. Lunden are under
arrest at, Seneca for breaking into and rob-
bling the store and postoffice of Uhler a
Cowley early the morning of August Is.
The merchandise obtained was valued at
s107, while only s1.14 in postal funds
were taken. The robbers were arrested
the same day and most of the plumber
recovered, at sod house several miles
from Seneca Lunden subsequently es-
capped but was later recaptured and the
men were taken to Thedford and lodged
in Jail. They finally admitted the rob-
berry.
The county authorities OF Thomas
county are willing to turn the culprits
over to the United States for postofice
robbing, but 1t Is yet a question whether
the government cares to prosecute on &C
count OF the small amount involved in the
robbery. The matter has been referred
to the postoffice inSpsctor and II 10 yet
likely that Acrey and Lahden may nrst
be taken care OF by the state authorities
for burglary, and after that, the gov
eminent be given whack at them.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-08-21
PIumsI PIums! PIums!

AS ADVERTISED IN SUNDAYS PAPD
PLUM CROP is SHORT THIS SEASON.
TOMORROW, TUESDAY. WE WILL HA
500 baskets of fancy Goose Pums for
Jelly, as long as they last,
we will sell for, basket ................ l21tc
oMAHAs GREATEST GROCERY PRICES
D-lbs. best pure cane graduated
lib. can condensed cream ................7t1c
h-lb. can condensed cream $500. ....... &c
X-Cello, Breakfast Food. Malta Vita,
Quail Oats, White Dove Oats, DR.. Prices
ETC., etc. tomorrow only, at ..........6ho
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-08-21
Bowel Complaint in children.

When six months old the little daughter
OF e. N. Dewey. a well known merchant OF
Asnewville. Va. had an attack Of cholera
infantum. Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy was given and eff
fected complete cure. This remedy has
proven very successful in cases of bowel
complaint in children and when given ac-
cording to the plain printed directions can
be relied upon with perfect. confidence.
When reduced with water and sweetened
It is pleasant to take which is OF great
Importance when a medicine must be given
TO young children
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-08-21
one of the Longest stretches of Double
Track in the World

under one management 10 that OF the
Grand Trunk Railway System from Chicago
TO Montreal and to Niagara Falls. The
Grand Trunk-Lehigh Valley Double Track
Route via Niagara Falls reaches from Chi
oaSo to New York.
Descriptive literature. time tables. eto.,
viii be mailed free on application TO Geo.
W. Yaux. A. O. p. g. T. A.. Grand Trunk
Railway System, 1876 Adams St.. Chicago,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-08-21
Homecoming of william JenninE,
Rryau.

The Chicago Great Western railway win
run special train to New York. leaving
Omaha s:ib p. M Friday. August 2lth,
arriving st Chicago 10 q. m. Saturday
and at New York 6 p, IN. Sunday. Only
sso.7b for the round trip from Omaha Ask
H II. Churchill. General Agent. 1919 Far
nam St. Omaha Neb.. about It.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-08-21
Very Low Rates Tue.dax.

Every Tuesday. balance OF the year. the
Chicago Great Western railroad will sell
homeseekers' tickets 10 Minnesota, North
Dahetn and Canadian northwest at about
haif rate; TO other territory first ana third
Tuesdays Write w. II. Churchill. G. A.,
iB1a Tarnam street. State number In party
ana when going.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-08-21
DAVIS GETS ENDORSEMENT
EieAth Ward Councilman Says Constituents
Approve Bis Telephone Policy.
AMENDMENTS COMING TO ORDINANCES
aeversH Changes Are Proposed 60 the
MeSsuFes now Pending Before
NE c0unSn on the
pnone auestiSn.

Councilman John G. Davis who went on
record against tive local telephone systems
says be r. recefving numerous endorse
ments Of his course through the mails.
Constituents are clipping newspaper ar
tioles and marking them stand pat" and
sending letters of the same import. Or.
Davis was not aware that his course would
uteet with much popular approval as
he took his position after a careful study
of the matter and because he says he be-
llevsd II right.
The Eighth ward councilman has an
nounoed he will have two amendments
TO propose TO the Home oompany'S fran
ohise ordinance. One would require the
entire system TO be underground and the
other would give the council and mayor
the right, after ten years. TO regulate the
charges.
The pole age Is or should be ended In
Omaha" said DR.. Davis ''In Berlin and
other European cities you cannot see
wire above the surface. We have a small
underground district downtown here. but
the residence sections Of the city are dis
figured by hundreds Of telegraph, telephone
and electric light wooden poles Add
those Of q second telephone company and
the condition will be made much worse.
This present telephone company for
sometime has been burying> its wires in
the residence district and I believe a SEQ
ond company. IL admitted, should put all
OF its wires and cables In conduits.
Power to Change Rates.
"As to the other amendment 1 think
clause should be inserted to authorize the
mayor and council to change the rates as
thought proper at the end OF ten years and
every FIVE years thereafter The council
has heard the pleas of all interested parties
in this telephone matter, but we have not
had the pleasure Of listening to anyone
talking solely for the interests Of Omaha"
John A. McShane and one or more Of the
firm of Hayden Bros, have been men
toned as among the hackers of the Gate
City Telephone company, which is the form
under which the Albert Won Hoffman
proposition for a twenty-five year franchise
is being submitted.
Chairman Sheldon Of the telephones COM
mittee says he expects a number of amend
ments to be proposed TO the Home fran
ohise by councilmen and an effort TO cut
down the tenure to twenty-five years.
The Gate City company, as well as the
Home company, has begun publication of
Its ordinance for two weeks. This course
must be taken before any franchise measure
can be passed by the council
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-07-13

SIZE 2eute baben iid meiltens ben
Nrbettaebern iGDn ausaeliefert, ebe
ite lire 0eimat perlaiien, unb es
oauert, uie Die enalilden Bldtter feIts
ftellten, oft sebn biz auansig Sabre,
ebe es linen gelungen lit, iib ireisua
MAIDEN. 9ie BAIL Der i'm Oitenbe
fir gans unalaublib gerinoe 2Dhne
arbeitenoen Sbneioer mdnnlihen
unb meiblthen @elhledts miro uuf
10000 berebnet. 9ie 2eute arbete
ten gum 9eil in &enern auiammerz
eepferht. Ser 5taat ipu iie aQers
oinas ourb feline Irbeitsinipettoren
pDr uneeiunoen gerbdltniiien beuah-
rem, aber Die 2eute erflaren, oaB
bieie SnipettiDn in 8irt[ihteit refine
Shauipielerei lei. Sic inoe nit
lanaer unterbretunoer itatt uno
neroe ftets porber anaetinoigt. Die
2eute perotener in beitem Sale elm
Bfunb Sterling mDdentlih uno boz
ben oafir in &dumen, in oener, iee
Der enaliihe Nrbetter fih gu nrbeiter
tpeigern miroe, bis al 5pnnatQ Stuns
ben tdglib 81 nrbeiten. Oabei mill
len fie bGufia flr einen ungeiunben
&autt, in Dem Die gauge Satnilie
lebt, mDGentlth Dem Nrbeitgeber,
Der meifteus oub Der Wietsberr lit,
aht ShiGine Wiete besablen. Wer
in ben lebten 9agen Die 5traBen oes
9ftenbes beiuhte, Der fDnnte Tous
ienDe BON bungriaen. abgemaaerter
2euten umberaieben ieben. Die Streis
tenben FDrbern Die ginfiibruna oeS
! sneDlfitGnoigen Nrbeitstnee8. Die
auBerDrbentlih lebbaften &eben wur.
nteiitens in rSiobiih" gebalten. Die
Gtreifflbrer ermabnen Gle persmei=
felten 2eute gum Iusbalten, aber
bic Nusiihten ltno ibltmm aerue.
% uuternebmer haben freilih ben
8mDlfitunoentag bemiqiat, uno lire
Nrbetter eeben pDr ibrer tdraliden
ginnabme mD9entIib 5 SbiQins an
bic 5treitenben ab. aber oiefe Sutn-
me lit MIR Gin 2rupfen Maifer auf
ben beiBen Stein. Die Streitenoen
belhneren iim bitter oariiber, oaB
bic Traoe Union BET Shneioer lim
toeigert, fir bieienigen Streifenben,
Die Witalieber oes 8ewertuereins
iino, Streitgelb gu beaablen. unter
benz GOrwanoe. baB iie. ebe fie in ben
Streit eintraten, ben Stat oe8 Sc.
merfpereins bitten einbDler lDIen.
Die Streitenben mpuen ferner nihts
uDu benz BDrfhlaae oeS @emerts
nerein8 miifen. bic 2Dlune Der STREET.
fra9e einem &Dmite Der Mrbeiter nno
Wittelmdnner au i%ibertragen. Die
lebteren fino ibrer Infidt nah an
Den 9ansen traurigen gerbdltniiier.
bic gum Streif fibrten, ihulo. 8er-
ihieoene grDBe Shneiberfirmen i'm
@efteno ftno nit Den Streitenoen
brett in 8erbinoune aetreten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-07-13
9as Nabrnnasmittel '@eieR.

Das neue @eieb beftimmt. bas es
unaeieBlib lit. ireeno elm gefdliGtes
0ahrungs< Dber Nraneimittel poer
gefdlihte Spirituuien ber5u1tellen, al
nertaufen Doer gum 8ertnufe artsu-
bieten ooer our Berlenbunl in an.
oere Staten Doer TerritDrien Ill
6rin9en. gbenip fallen Die 5abri.
tate, melhe aifttqe ooer iddolime
Gtofe entbalten. Doer bic falidle gtis
tetten tragen, unter oieIes @eieb.
Seoe uebertretunq ir9eno eine8 Seis
les bieies geiebee fD1 NIT elmer Gelos
ftrafe Biz au 500 Dpaars Doer nit
@efdngnisitrafe bis gu eineln Sa9r
poer nit beieen GtraFen peahnoet
merben. SIN 8ieber1Olunaafau ipl[
bic @eloitrafe nidt menieer. ais 1000
DuLfars, elm Sabr @efdnanis poer
beioe betrngen.
gbeniu it bic g~infiibruna aefdlid.
ter Hnbrungs noer @enuBmittel nno
Grsneien unb bas Nnbieten gum
Gertauf loldaer 5dlidunaen bel
Strafe Bis gu 200 Dollars i'm erften
Sale nerbpten, i'm Wieoerbolunass
fa1e iDG Die Strafe anf 300 Dollars
Doer @efdugnis big 81 einem Sabre
Doer beibes iteigen.
Die unteriuhungen bon Mabs
rungsnittelr, @etrdnten uno Nrss
neien iinb benz demiiden Bureau
bes MderbausO Departments sueewie.
fen, Dem audi auheimgeiteqt lit, 81
befttmmen un0 Al entlbeinen, Db
Sdlibungen oorlieaeu Doer nidt. Se-
benz Diftrifts . Nnmalt lit es a1r
Bfllht aemaht bic Strafuerfolauna
eiasuleiten. wenn inn pum Gderbau=
Setretdr cine uebertretune oes 9es
iebe8 aur Nnaei9e aebraht miro.
Gls Hahrungsniitelfdlibung iDa
nn9elehet ueroer, tpenn Subitnn5en
sanefIat tneroen, tpelhe Die Quali.
tdt oe8 NabrungSmittelS berunter.
iesen Dber feline Stdrfe nerminbern.
1oer tuenn ireeno elm Nrtifel burh
elm Subftitut minoerpertte aes
maht Doer tpenn elm meient(itber
Teil benz Nrtitei entsoaen, Uoer
rean er semiiht. gefarbt, putueri.
iiert Doer s%laiiert mDroen lift, nm
ieinen Wtinoeruert III peroeden.
@beniD fallen Habrunesmittel nit
aifti9en AuidBen. unb lDlde, bic
iiG i'm 3uitanoe Der 8eriebung
befinoen 0oer' ihmubia iino. I'M.
ter Die 8~eftimmnnaen oieies @e'
iebes. Cine Gnsabl peiterer Sara,
grapben befaBt lih NIT Der Gillette
rBua Der @abrunass, @enuB' uno
Wrsneimittei. Bbistep muB 4. g.
bic Gillette compounded ober .blens
Del" u. /. 70. traaen, pern er per'
ihnitter lit.
Gin 3abrunesmittel. @eleb bdtter
mir aiiD, Bie iib oofelbe in Der
$raIis bewGhren miro, muB abges
martet ueroen. Das Bublitum taftr
bel eau beitraeen. oaB oas @efeb
tein toter 8uGlss..he bleibt, uenn es
iotbe 0ahruness uno @enGss,riittel,
Die augeniheiulih aefdliht fino ober
bic oeroahtis ituo, Den &~egierun9s'
@bemitern sur unteriuhpna suien'
bet. Benu BON curnberein aeseigt
ptro, Dab es Dem Bublitum IN Der
2~ebersmittelfraae emit III, bann per'
ben Die 5alihunaen balo gu ben Gus'
nabnien gebDren. pdbreno bisber in
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beoauernsmiroiae Griftens fibren
uno urn ben Grbeitaebern NIT tpirts
lihen Su%ngerlDbnen besablt rueroen.
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