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The San Francisco call., 1906-08-19
Few Foreign Firms
Suffer Any Damage
Advices Received in Berlin and
Hamburg Tell Of Escape
Of Business Houses.

I AMBURG, Aug. 1S.-Tfamburs firms
doing business at Valparaiso have
= suffered little damage as a result
OF the earthquake Only "a private
house belonging to the firm OF Weber &
Steinele caught fire. none of the em-
ployes were hurt. The factories of
Foelsch & Co., Yowerk & Co. and
Haeckel & Co. were practically undam-
aged.
The North German Bank today re-
de Chile y Alemania. at Valparaiso. the
building only slightly damaged Many
houses destroyed by nre. we are un-
able to state the extent OF the damage.
Banks closed"
The earthquake observatory here
registered violent shocks at great dis
tance Thursday night. After midnight
the oscillations continued for two hours.
The Kosnlos Steamship Company to-
day received a dispatch from valpa-
raiso announcing that three of it's
ringa, which were lying in the harbor
of Valparaiso have not been damaged.
and that the buildings of the com
pany's agency at that port are not in
jured.
BERLIN Aug. 1S.-The directors of
the electric street railway at VaIpa-
raiso have cabled to the German Over
sea Electrical Company, owner of the
majority Of the stock. that it's water
and power plant, equipment and ma
chinery and car sheds at Valparaiso
have not been injured by the earth
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-19
Tidal Wave Visits
Islands of Hawaii
Wallof Water Twelve Feet High
Carries Away a Wharf in
Bay Of Maalaea.

HONOLULU. Aug. Is, 10 p. n1.-Wire-
less reports from the islands of Hawaii.
Maui and Hilo report tidal wave. the
general height of which was FIVE feet
In the inclosed bay of Maalaea, on
the island of Maui, it's height was esti-
mated to be twelve feet, where it car
ried away a wharf and it's superstruc-
ture. The phenomenon was manifested
here by an unprecedentedly heavy surf.
The tidal wave is attributed to the
earthquake at Valparaiso Thirty
years ago an earthquake in South
America produced similar effects here
Tidal disturbances continue mildly.
The interisland steamer Noeu while
anchored on Thursday off the north
eastern coast of the island OF Hawaii
in calm sea was carried forward by
sudden indertow, which was SO
strong that her chain parted and she
lost her anchor and forty fathoms of
chain.
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Shocks Recorded by University Sesmograph
Lack of Water Prevents Fire
Being Checked.
Shocks of Earthquake Continue
Br thc A..ociated Pre.s.

about 500 miles north of the capital,
each having population of about 5000,
were destroyed
SANTIAGO, Chile, Aug. Is, 7;4o p. m.
All communication with Valparaiso has
been cut for the last forty-eight hours,
but a mounted messenger reports by
way of QuilIota that it is estimated
that 500 persons were killed there A
large portion of the town is being
burned and there is q scarcity of water.
The railway has been cut by land
slides.
Slight shocks of earthquake continue
to be felt here.
SMALL TOWN DESTROYED.
One-third of the city of Valparaiso
is destroyed and fully 500 lives were
lost by the earthquake.
Quillota, Vina del Mar and lie Mache
are destroyed.
The functions arran ged for the en-
tertainment of Secretary of State Root
will be abandoned on account of the
universal mourning in Chile.
The earthquake lasted three and a
half minutes. All telegraph and tele-
phone lines were interrupted for some
time and as yet there is no news re-
gardtng the extent of the damage done
in the province.
In Santiago several persons were
killed or injured.
Practically half the population
passed the night in the squares or ave-
nues of the city.
The ssismograph was rendered use
less by the violence of the shocks.
Another report from Valparaiso says
that 5000 deaths resulted from the
earthquake there. Details are incom-
plete, as there is no. direct communi-
cation between Valparaiso and San
tiago. In this city there were thirty
deaths. The value of property de-
stroyed will reach s2,O0o,00O.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-19
SECTION FOREMAN EASY
PREY FOR BUNxO EXPERTS
Bets $4,000 on Aces and Queens In n
Billings Poker Game and Parts
with His Coin.

BUTTE, Mont. Aug. 1s.-Henry
Schissler, section foreman from
Corinth, Mont. was swindled out Of
s2150 in poker game by bunko ex-
perts in Billings today. He engaged
in the game at the Commercial Hotel
with two strangers and lost $50. A
new hand was dealt, and the rail-
foader got two aces and a pair of
queens. He was bankrupt of ready
money, but he had bank deposit. He
was sure his hand would win. and at
his suggestion the hands of the trio
were sealed in envelopes and Schissler
went to the bank and drew $4,000.
which he bet on the game. One of the
strangers had three trays The police
force have secured the town for the
bunko men, but without success
Schissler. who lost his savings of
years, will go back to the section.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-19

assertion upon the results of the great
disaster of 1895. No one suffered from
falling walls. The people that were
Killed then were probably out o. doors
and We're struck by falling cornices.
This evil is, however, carefully guard
ed against. The cornices are mainly
sheet iron and other metal. Most of
the inhabitants of Valparaiso were
probably upon the streets at the time
the hrst jar was felt, as they are great
people for promenading and it was
early in the evening.
DISTURBANCE PROBABLY LOCAL.
II have hopes that the disturbance
was only local, as the earthquakes
near Valparaiso otter are. If tie jar
was as strong in Santiago the danger
and loss of life will1 be much larger
there, as in Santiago there are more
costly buildings and The fire system is
not near as complete as in Valparaiso.
| fear the town of Los Andes mas been
wiped completely off the map. The
geological strata there is different
from that of other portions of the
country"
Morgan Is as we'll acquainted with
the country as one of the natives and
taboos the statement that the people
have become SO terror r-stricken that
they have forgotten their resources.
They are the bravest people l have
ever met with outside of the bounds of
the United States" he said. They are
thoroughly familiar with earthquakes
and regard the disturbances with fit
ting awe, but respond to their duties.
II the natives did become demoralized
and failed to fight the fire there were
several American, English. French and
German fire companies to take their
places"
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-19
REALIZE THEY ARE LOST
WHEN DESERT LOOMS AHEAn
Young Couple Unable to Find Resort
They Started From and Are Res
ruad NV SooroI.--

SAN BERNARDINo. Aug. 1s.-Miss
Gretchen Moore and Edward Sterling
well known young people of Redlands.
who have been spending the summer
with their wealthy relatives at the
Bear Valley resort, were lost in the
mountains Thursday night and came
near following the road of so MANY
others into the desert, where they
would have probably perished from
heat and thirst.
The young people started on horses
for Holcomb Valley. Sterling went to
the top of ridge and was surprised
to find himself looking out upon the
desolate waste Of the Mojave Desert.
They struck off In the opposite direc
tion from the desert, but seemed to
drift constantly toward 1t and rode
continuously until / o'clock in the
morning before they came into the we'll
travelled Bear Valley road. They were
exhausted when found by member Of
posse.
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quake or fire. The dispatch adds that
the workshops of the concern, the re-
serve power buildings. the storage bat
teries station and the arc lamps and
wires have been considerably damaged.
The officials of the company escaped in
jury.
Shares in the German fire insurance
companies interested in Chile fell per
cent today. Chilean ANS dropped q of
a point and the stock of the Oversee
Bank, having Offices in Valparaiso,
dropped nearly points.
BREMEN. Aug. 1S.-A private tele-
gram received here from Iquique. Chile,
states that the city was unaffected by
the earthquake. This is the first news
received from this city since the earth
Quake.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-19
CHICAGO ASKS ASSESSMENT
OF PULLMAN ESTATE STOCK
Opposes. Board of Review Ruling That
1t Is Part of Capital of the
Estate.

CHICAGO. Aug. 1S.-The City Of
Chicago filed a petition today in. the
CIRCUIT Court for a writ of mandamus
to compel the Board of Review TO
assess certain stocks which form part
of the estate of George NJ Pullman.
The petition recites that zoe shares of
the stock of the Pullman Company,
of value of $4,000, have not been as
sessed.
The Board of Review has ruled that
the stock in dispute is part of the
capital stock of the Pullman Company
and as such exempt The city does not
ask that the entire estate be reviewed
for taxation, but directs its attacks
only against the stock in the Pullman
Company.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-19
some UPR|S|NGS
OCCUR IN CUBA.

HAVANA, Aug. 1S.-The rumors of
uprisings. In Cuba are confirmed in
some quarters A detachment of rural
guards encountered a band of thirty
men near Rio Honda last night. The
guards scattered it. Rural guards re-
Gently encountered a band OF outlaws
in Santiago province. One rural guard
was wounded and two of the outlaws
were captured
The grounds for the uprisings are
vague and are said to be general dis
content and recurrence of the revolu-
tionary habit among the ignorant ad
yenturers.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-19

also earthquake was recOiucu
at the observatory on the uni
versity campus on the afternoon
of August Is, according to Professor
Leuschner, who issued the following g
statement today regarding the event:
"A long distance earthquake was re-
corded at the students observatory of
the University of California at Berke-
ley during the afternoon of August 1S.
The record was secured on a seismo-
graph of the Imperial Earthquake COM
mission of Japan. The instrument,
which is designed for the observations
of slight local after-shocks rather than
disturbances at a long 5tsSance. was left
in the care of the university by the
noted Japanese seismologfst Professor
F. Omori,s when he rzturned TO Japan
two weeks ago after investigating the
California earthquake for his Govern
ment.
"A preliminary investigation OF the
record proves that il is the record Of
the Valparaiso earthquake of August g..
Mr.. Champreux who is In charge Of
the instrument finds that the record Of
the first preliminary tremor began with
10th meridian time. The stronger mo-
tion commenced about. a hours 80 min
utes and ended at about hours AZ min
utes. The disturbance was plainly
traced until hours 40 minutes and
feebly for some time after. The record
was strong in the east and west compo-
nent. which in this. case, represented
the transverse waves perpendicular to
the direction of propa cation. and very
feeble in the north and south compo-
nent. The period of the preliminary
waves was about 2 seconds and of the
principal portion about II minutes.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-19

levers and brake could act. The occu-
pants of the auto were lifted high in
the air and tossed in every direction
The machine itself became entangled
in the wreck of the pilot and was
tossed mangled mass upon the plat
form of the little station fifty feet
beyond. ~ y
So violent was the collision that
the locomotive could not proceed and
nearly an hour had to- be spent in re-
pairs.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-19

ENOS A EES. aug ia
l. dispatch received here by the
Havas Agency from Santiago
de Chile says:
News. OF the catastrophe at VAL
paraiso is beginning TO come in here.
Fugitives who have arrived on horse
back from the stricken city describe
a condition Of horror. It is believed.
however. that the condition OF extreme
panic has resulted in exaggerated
sta tements Of the occurrence. Almost
al the houses in Valparaiso are said
to be down. The fugitives estimate
the number Of dead and wounded there
at 10000. Entire streets are buried in
ruins. Fires which broke out immedi-
stely after the earthquake added TO
the terrors. Sixty thousand people
have taken refuge on the hills sur
rounding the city. Lack OF water pre-
vents Efforts TO eKtinguish the flames" "
Another dispatch received here from
La Paz says that reports received there
show that earthquake shocks continue
at Nalps raiso, where panic prevails.
The fire that originated in the Plaza
Deorden. IS spreading rapidly to the
northern portion Of the city.
The dispatch adds that 1t is officially
confirmed from Laserena, Chile, that
much damage was done at Valparaiso
and that many persons were killed or
injured.
STORM IN VALPARAISO BAY.
A storm is reported in the bay of
Valparaiso.
The disturbances were felt even in
Tacna, the northernmost province of
Chile.
Loud subterrsnean rumblings were
heard at Laserena.
The villages Of Illapel, thirteen miles
northwest Of Santiago, and Vallenar,
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-19
ADvERTIsEMENTs.
When you have a Bad
Breath-Wake up!

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other way.
When your tongue is coated
When you have Heartburn Belching.
Acid Risings in throat.
When Pimples begin to peep out.
When your Stomach cnaws or Burns.
That's the time to check coming Con-
stipation. Indigestion and Dyspepsia.
One single Candy Cascaret viii DO It
if taken atfhe right minute. just when you
first feel the need of it.
Do it novl
cascarets don't Purge. nor Weaken. nor
waste Digestive Juices in flooding out the
Bowels, like Salts. Castor OIL. Physics
But. = they act ike Exercise on the
Muscles that shrink and expand the Intes-
tines. thus pushing the Food on Naturally
to its Finish.
When your sBowelMusclss grow flabby
they need Exercise to strengthen them
not ''Physic" to panper them.
cascarets provide the bracing tone that
is needed specifically by the 7oweEmuscles.
Then carry the little ten-cent Vest
Pocket box constantly with you. and take
a Cascaree whenever you suspect you need
1t.
One Cascsret at a time viii promptly
cleanse foul Breath. or Coated Tongue.
thus proving clearly Its ready, steady. sure.
but mild aad effective action.
Have ahe little loc Emergency box Of
Cascarets constantly near you'll
All Druggists sell theun-oyer ten nil
hon boxes year, for six years past.
Be very careful to get the genuine.
made only by the Sterling Remedy Com
pany and never sold in bulk. Every tab
let stamped ..'CCC.'' $50
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-19
AUTOMOBILE RUNS
into A TRAIN.
Special Cable 70 The Call and the New York
Herald. Copyright 1906 by the Herald
Publishing Company.


Publishing Company.
PARIS, Aug. 1S.-A terrible auto
mobile accident took place last evening
where the road from Paris TO Trouville
traverses a level crossing of the rail-
way line from Bernay to Corneilles.
Prince Mohammed Ibrahim. who is
said to be the nephew Of the Khedive,
was driving from Paris with chauf-
food. named Dorangon in forty horse
: power Mercedes.
When they reached the level cross
(. ing the Prince, who was driving, evil
IDENTIFY thought he had time to cross
the track before the train from Cor
neilIes. This he gould not do and the
automobile, which was. said to be trav
cling at the rate Of 100 Kilometres an
hour crashed into the locomotive. The
automobile was smashed to pieces and
both occupants were hurled to the
ground. The chauffeur was killed and
the Prince was picked up unconscious.
His skull was fractured and he re-
eeived a gaping wound in the right
temple He was sent to the hospital
Of Bernay.
The Prince is IS years old He is
still living, but in a state of coma.
THREE AUToIsTs KILLED.
NEW YORK. Aug. Is.-Three persons
were killed and one probably fatally
laire. n. J.. in a collision between an
auto in which they were riding and the
Asbury Express. The dead:
George J. Laffargue, 40 years Of age,
4. president Of the Laffargue Piano Com
. pany. New York; head crushed, instant
ly killed
Mrs. George J. Lafargue; decap-
tated
Mrs Charles Lurch; no external in
5uries; killed by shock.
Charles Lurch, 40 years Of age, pres
ident of the Lurch Piano Company, New
York City; right leg broken, head
crushed: expected to die.
The victims OF the accident started
at o'clock this afternoon from AS
bury Park.
Laffargue was at the wheel and his
wife was by his side. The auto was
going thirty-fve miles an hour.
Allaire is popularity known as the
deserted village, for many years ago
an iron company sought to establish
there q Utopian colony. The roofs Of
the cottages have fallen in and weeds
choke the streets.
ENGINE BADLY DAMAGED.
The auto. going at practically full
speed, plunged down the lane in this
sleepy and peaceful stretch of coun-
try, dipped into little hollow and
then landed squarely on the track Just
as the express, going at a high rate
OF speed, rushed down upon it.
The collision took place before the
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-19
Instrument Shows
Force of the
Tenblors.
Disturbance Is Plainly
Traced by Quake
Detector.

~ ERKELEY, Aug is-The valpa-
- also earthquake was recorded
at the observatory on the uni
yersitv ca minus on the afternoon
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-19

UENOS AYRES. Aug. 1s.-A
dispatch received here by the
Havas Agency from Santiago
de Chile says:
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-19

n YEW YORK, Aug. lS.---Edward
nj Winslow Ames, who returned
| recently from Santiago. Chile
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-19

Vt A WAKE UpI It's time 70 take a
WV When the friend you
v speak to turns his face tho
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-05-11

SIolps. Senodg gften Den
%. 4pril neobrGnote en- Nnborg
aommune tilbersnoe 2aoe paa @fas
toesbuiepei. Gn perIOn, Der ito
ligers bar paret itrafet for Slosz
poaiettelie, er dnbolot iom mis-
tentt for at babe padiat Sloen.
.Son ertlerer. at ban bar iaa beirut
Jet, at ban intet tan buife.
Connie Ssnoag Morgen p9is
feoe 6efer 4noerien, 5reoensbors,
9etienten meo Haob ON, at oct
brGnote / bans gus, og oct bite
ia, al Der bar poaiat Sto ire Ste
Der / 4noeriens uobus. Sloen
bIep burtiet Iuttet. Gfter ct az
bolOt 5orber ODE 9sfer Qnoerisn
bar ban t%ilitadet ielp at bape pdos
iat SIoen.
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9anif @eitinoieH.

geitprelien for 8pinoeliae Mis-
lions arbejoere i%triper | aar. 0gpl.
Iaf %. Npril:
5lere Maaneoer er MI forleoel
fioen Ri offentlie9jprOe Der | glaoei
ct grep fra 9aitor @eiter9aaro
Sreoeriffteo til St. 30. d., bOOr'
han retteoe en- inoitanOig Bon ii
ps ON at isnoe en- 9ibeltpinoe, %
oct i bpj @ruo bebpues.
gi bar nu Den @leoe at msOOele.
at en- une apinoe, Sobdnne Sipert
len, iom M sr paa Dor MISSIONS.
fole, er blepen antaget al 81. III
us gsitpreIie til oenns 8srnin5,
faa alt fpnes at tpbe paa. at bun
fan rejie til @eitinoien til Gfter.
Ioaret for at optage en- 9erning ION
|gibelfpinoe paa ct. Groir unoer
gaitor Neitergaoros 9eosIie.
9i beoer ale. Der at 9iertet on
fer, at Ri oeiaa ira st. 30. u. TIA
toae ct 4rbejoe op oeru0e blanot
apinoer % Born, til Siales 5reI=
fe, ON at piie oeres 5ililutning Pee
at itptte Sasen meo @aper os bars
zen frem til CUB / gsn.
Der bill 6ehenes ca. 1900 ar.
aarliat for en- gibeltpinOes timber
bolo / 9eitinoien. bpor pensen.
|g9loer minore tno herbiemme; DER
til fommer lIoftnr og Rejieuogifter
Mfeo Gl1oe bar ri aaereoe iporef
en- oaaenenoe SnteresIe. ioet 2 Dag
srpforeninger, en- s.. ). Il. Ct. arees
Jog en- 9amefprenins bar melot Il.
log sniter at arbejoe for @eitinoisn
hi benter nh mango Here al Der
Sfdgs 5ilbuo.
gadoe ben timelige pa aanOelig.
Nso er tor paa 2erne, og Danmor.
bar en- tort Stamplet paa i'm gam
pittigbeo oper for 9%eitinoiens u
gere, iom ber %aftpGttes.
9rsoremenigbsosn bar ejort Il
flor og pelligne, banebrpoenoe Ger
ming iblanot Dem i De ipunone Il
Der. ION life itol slemmes, men n
bespnosr ben oanite Menigbeo j
%paagne og inoie line 5OrpIigti9elis
log tit ftore Qnipar oper FOR Dor
p~eitinoiite aOlonier.
@i batter fra St. so. q. at tom
me til at drbejoe / 5ililutnins ii. 0
il SumrauO meo Den peitinOiit
airtefag" ps De oanife prafter Der
uoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-05-11

iamt inotil 500 Sir. aarlis fra 9rn=
ningsfonoen.
Oct bapoe Diff iig, at iorbOlos=
pis mango praifer bapbe snitet aps
linqen bibe6olot. Qf 100, til bpem
Sperosmaal par r%ettet. hapoe %
Iparet, at oen bnroe falees. 81, At
zen buroe reouceres. oe AZ, at Den
turoe ~bibeboloes.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-05-11

IRE ounffe Ger atees
til en- inf profesor. 5prs
pasIer 81. Sonlen. 9ogs, bar iolgi
9aItbolmene for 2700 Str. til pros
fesior 6ottinger fra Berlin. BRO
fesioren agter nj Iaa fig neo pda
ben ~iterite at gerne for / Ro at
tnnne orbne og ~tatalpeiiere ct Bib
liotbef paa $4,000 gino, meobelsr
.4sfens 4mts @pis".
9dftbolmene er ire fmao Zsr
Spbbeit for goae. Den fterite sr
go0t 400 56r. Qan6; oe 10 andre
er imaa 6oIme, Der be6 ftsrre Sri
ndnoe fommer UNDER 8ano.
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Sslano.
Storm % utntfer.
0 a &c .Mennefteli 9adet
tdbt.

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tdbt.
.ar. 9gbl."s aorreIponoent
HeDfjapit meooe!er, at Der Yaaiie.
lerodg raieoe en- it9rt Sneitorm, oes
iatte 9aoet / ct iua poloiomt OPP
rsr, at 5iitetutterne fra Heptjapit
maatte ipge ino til gpens Reo.
6erunoer blep en- autter gSng7
bar" al Stormen lat no at &urs
log taitet inc paa ct aep peo Bldg,
ct Stptte Noroeit for Reoen.
Der lad Gut.eren paa Sioen !
Ia 4 Elmer, og fua l9nge nan tunos
|iagttage Den gennem aittsrt inos
fra 8Den, faa man Manoitabet
flamre fig fat til Maiter oe 9op=
b9rt, men aQigenel bleb ingen reos
Get at De 20 Mano, Der uoeioroe
|Stibets 9ei9tning.
Der bar a n 5 Oampere % ca.
rs Sejlifibe paa aeoen, og 5olt
itoo | 9unoreoeDis langs apltsn,
men man bapOe ingen Reoningsboao
eaer neutrality-suspicious.. Og paa
onoen Maaoe bar Oct en- umuligbeo
at narme zig ben frpsteliee Star-
gaaro, Der OmeoD oct f~orliife Sfi6.
Oct bar frbgte.iet at Re, bDoroan
Stprtefserne efterbdanoen fb[Ieoe
Here at geiatnineen Def, inotil eli.
BET til fioft belt gift | Gtpffer og
~foripanot meo De 6 a 8 Mano, Der
enonu bar tilbase os frpstlpft baDos
fempet meo Osoen I 31h Sime.
Naffe Morgen palmefsnbag
- fanot man II Gig paa @ioss
apf, be andre bbiler snonu paa
6dbets 8un1. -
Qangfreoag tom Der en- nh Sobsz
pof. Weo Norofioen of Gafses
busien CT Der efter Gformen ilanos
srepst en- Del Gfibspras, tiIbsrenbe
Rutteren rgmeIia" fra Mebfiapii.
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bvorIeoes er oette1

vi ttIbnher at buubrebe Dollars / g3eIsunino for et
loeri llfoioe al antarrb. Der life fan telbrebes bel
1all's oatarrh Cure.
y. 3. GbeHtn & g o., Giers, aolehp. G.
W. unoertegneoe. bar fienbt q. 3. @penep ! be min
v Aar o9 iror. ban er nloeIes bneerlig / ale forret
iin9s.< ransafttoner Dg f%iHaHueiti Sidnb I'll at optnI
y anDner borpilgiflft. beres birma bar bdaiaQet no.
Wett& 1rnat. Wboleiale 3rnqgiifs, 1nIebo. {.
WaIbtng, 81 a Warbfn,
Wholeialf 3rnegiis. 7oIebo, {,
HANS Cafarrh Cure taaes Inopenoig og birfer b.
Ttie poa Slobei % g~pfierieis elimhtnbsrs IRIS rs
n. blaife. Soi9es al ole Apoibtfere. Uibne8bnrb fri
HALLS Family Pills CT be bebjte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-05-11

Den bapoe en- geiatning pad 25
eaer % Mano, Der altioa Ogiaa er
fpripunone / 6opets 3Db.
% enonu iabnes Der en- autter,
ION mao ontooes at bare mfOrliit.
Der title llss bar iaaIeoes p9rsI
en- alpprlig llge for aeptiaoit oQ
Omegn.
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