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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-30
STEVENS IS READY
TO MAKE THE
DIRT FLY
BUT TYPE Cr CANAL WANTED
MUST FIRST BE SETTLED Be
FORE REAL WORK.
WITHIN THREE MONTHS
lrsurrection VIII Not Involve Canal
Zone In Any Disorder-AlI En-
counters viii Be Outside
Zone.

Wa hington, D. G., May 29.- Al,
though have little tine TO look into
the political conlitisn II in Panama | do
not think there is danger of any ser
iols revolution on he Iisthmus OF Pan
anna" Chief Engineer Stevens, of the
canal commission said today, "The
Panama railway was never effected
seriously by revolutions on The 18th
mus and, even ii there We're to be an
jnsurrect0n | do not think the canal
zone would he involved in disorder.
Any encounters would doubtless be
without the zone
Speaking Of the future cf canal
work stevens said
eve have now come TO the partns
of the ways and must know what sort
Of canal 10 construct just before |
.left he Istnmus 10 Hrsl or INC new
locomotives and large cars arrived and
within three nj ntha we shall have the
necessary equipment 10 make the dirt
ny. SO far practically all the digging
which has been doae was for the pui-
pose of laying tracks and getiag ready
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-30
WITH SHOUTS OF ENTHUSIASM
PROPERTY HOLDERS Of CAIRO
ENDORSE THE $4,000 SEWER
Enaneers and Attorneys Explain One District
Plan--HeaIth of the City Re-
quires 1t
w A S
SENTIMENT

Upwards of five hundred cairo ta'
payers were gathered at the cour
house last night in response to {
call bv the ,clty authorities to consider
the action of the Beard of Local I'm
movements in ordering the con true
,ion Of tbe big Commercial avenue
! t,,a-..rb1v ra,raean
,
tatlVe me tlhg' such ~ = ny 49,
held in Cairo, and it demon tlatel tha'
tha substantial peopla Of the city are
s.i,,, ono,, o,,ar fno ,,,tfor If nub.
,,,.. ao.,on.
nc l"p' O''''' ~
alraiea also in IT pfosfe ana III l'7
couclueion that public sentiment is
overwhelmingly If mr.. unanimously
,l.,. of
- ia'7' ~ p''7'''i7 -
streets Improvements WIN ''i ~
}ible energy.
some DELAY was oecaeioned by the
;n,. ,.bt.b haa tba same
q,
'iiias9 sun uiuei '''i'sii''' . ''0i
occupying the court CON Inc 'h7ilh
moved them to the county court room
and Al s.2a the mayor called the citi-
..,. -
Nei's ii'e''''is' -
his Honor spoke priehy am po'i'
edly on tho purposes of the meeNlhs'
outlining the plan Ct the biz sewer
and expressing the hope that an pres
cnt would feel at liberty 70 speak thelr
sentiment freely. AFTER many mon us
of delay and after Studying the supJect
in all it's pha es. consulting engiheeiN
of high repute ana making nun esu
mates as TO the cost the boa ilau
decided unanimously IN 1aVor OF tHe
one district plan with a nam ou'le'
at Tenth street and an auxiliary ou'
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-30
UNANIMOUS

Antrim.
Judge I.ansdan explained that tht
meeting of properly owners was Gale.
in conformity with the law to confe-
with the Board of Local Improvement
on the subject of building the sewer
that the tax PAYERS we're given an op
,,1,rt,ritv n nroto.f against what the
a,-. .,,aoa.;o,,
podlu n'' 'ehe Y y '''"'N0
ana Whiie tle boafn YVES nor botla y
accent OF heed them he felt that i
wopld oiyn all suggestions or protests
,.,a.,4i., tofor. ero1t,, 10
' va
'uuhS ne iudlJeI. ne neat a'ep Noui4
be the preparation Of an o7clnanee
and uDon It's pas age the tax payer
,,.onl4 aoain ,roof,,a f.rn,aI ,ctiee a
,. .., ,,.hla
'ii''" "o'''e "0''' ~ F0''' ~" ~
the commissioner nae made lnalf ar
scssment. The sever now proposed to
ha builf was ;nnl to serve the citv
81. ~ 4..,a. a. .a-,. t,,o .i+,. haa
at p4e'eRt we're iite'uei 20 give =
surface drainage which would not
meet the needs of the city when all
mo etree.s wore fIIed opd tho citv
,,, ,., a..
'''''e e''oN' ~ ''''" = ~
demanded mat everything lhat shoull
he sotfea oat -et thsss 81 tS'irlaea ,sset. Fla
q thorouRhiy ana qtscHiy' ~ any oils
had obJeehoh 70 make ne shotao
make z ho"' ahotneF opportunity ior
protest Woh'a re gwen - lhe county
court but the bettef way would DC %
pratest now. teIore ne hoa'a haa
competed an the elapofate ana e4
pensiVe preliminary Work.
planned that il was first suggested to
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-30
BARON PAID A FORTUNE TO
MARRY AN AMERICAN GIRL

Pittsburg. Pa. May 29-All the
stories told 10 the effect that he we'd
ding Of Baron Redeneau 10 Miss
Louise Magee was to be case of an
ilmstrious old world tire seeking n
penniless young American for her
beauty alone are fairy tales The
Baron is reported to have annoInced
that money was to have been forth
coming before the wedding could take
place. He wanted a dowry of s325.0ol
but finally compromised on sla0.oeo.
The money was raised by Mrs. Chris
iopher l.. Nagcc who considered ia"
price small compared i0 having in"
door opcDed TO the inner circle ol 10
~nan suciety. where she has elected 10
speand the income Of the m lions oi
the late Senator Magee. who made his
money in Pitisburg sireet railway fran
chises. The Baron is secretary 10 The
Austrc-Hungarian legaiic1 al Rome.
Mrs. Magee went 10 Rome shortly after
the death Of her husband and rented =
palace there and has lease for nun
Der Of years yet.
Aunt Arrsnges Marriage.
She berame acquainted with the
Baron and arranged the match Dc.
tween him and her n.ece. Miss Louise
Magee. Miss Magee had been engaged
20 Richard Jennings Of this city. son
u The millionaire oil magnate. Mrs
AIagee wanted TO get into European 50
cieiy. particularly Roman society. 50
she managed TO get the young woman
on 70 Europe and break the match
Then she arranged the match with the
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-30
POPE Plus WEAKER
THAN FRIENDS
WILL ADMIT
SEVERE HEART TROUBLE, BE
SIDES GOUT AND ASTHMA
AFFECTS Him.
PUT UP A BRAVE FRONT
Scornlnq Illness, Boasts OF His Entire
Saubrity and Contentment With
Life in the Watt.
can.

Rome, May 20 That the Pope's
health is in mere delicate state ihan
Il admitted in Inc Vatican, Is learned
from an excellent source. Aside from
his frequent attacks of asthma and
gout. he is sufGering from a grave heart
affection that is causing much ap3re-
hension on the part Of his friends.
Card nal Merry del Val, the papal
secretary Of state is doing his utmost
to keep the real facts from the public,
but ii is known that the unaccustomod
confinement and lack Of exercise has
dcae much to undermine the once rug
ged constitution of The pontiff.
Makes Brave Front.
The Pope. hrself who scoras i'll
ness, beasts his entire salubrity, de
clares his perfect ccntentment with the
life of tho Vatican and denies his
alleged longing for his beloved Fea-
Ice Certainty il Is evident that the
Pope does not exercise sufficiently
for one 50 naturally inclining to oho.
SHY, he grows daily more fleshy and
those now cc.ue him walk no longer
recognize the pontif Of the first
months, who liked 70 pass hours prom.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-30
OFF FOR TR0NS0F
Five Members Of Wellrisn Arctic e
Pedsion Leave christisns--Five
70 CO in Balloon.

fHf lana Mas FitC MHHb.u
ol Wafscr Feliuan Arctic expedition.
salner Her ~. Alc1 Luentbal. Fel.z
Riesenbery g. Buzzacoit and Photo
grapher Rnsenberg. arrived at Trondh-
jem. May Is. DR.. W. y. Fowler viii
join these men tomorrow. when fhe
party Hill continue The journey to
Tromsoe. from whence they will start
on the Steamer Friitiof for spifzfbor-
gen WeilmaH ls expected in three
weess. with .he remainder of the ex-
ped tion. the total membership ri
which s - Only Eve ncluding Well
maa Vill 20 in the taf'ooB
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-30

Baron. As his family g. one Of the
best In Europe 10 was a guarantee Of
social success for the Putsburg widow.
Everything has been going along sw m
mingly, according to the best Informed
ones in Pitsburc's higher social cir
cles. until recently, when Il came
time for the Baron's lawyres to get in
terosted n the matter.
European custom demands that law
yers shall arrange all the minor ma.Ti-
monial details. The latter had 10 be
assured the money wa ready. They
wanted S250000 f-r their client. but
that sum was impossible. Miss Mage
had 10 furtune of her own Her aunt
could not readily afford TO p2v 80 agch
as har Roman us ablishmcnt cost. her
most Of her income.
They finally managed TO get &c scaled
down 70 Sioo.Oeo. and the Baron
would rot tase another cent less
Mrs. Magee raised the money. but the
Teal has thrown a chill into PIT sburg
society.
Gives Pittsburs Chill.
EverF body IN this city is 50 used
40 doing things with money aud get
ting things with cash tnat everybody
felt rei0icei al the prospect r p real
love match wccn an American girl
and foreign -obihiy. Moreover. Mrs-
Magee was enc u the loudesf protest
ants when he Earl of Yarmouih halk-
cd a. the altar when be va led ihiiher
by Miss Alec Thaw. and refused 10
go ahead with Ihe nHptials unfn h.s
prospective mcther-ih law had settled
81 108. 1e9 on him.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-30
LIMITS HOURS or LABOR.

Wash'1 gon d. C.. May 29.-Th
senate committee on education and
labor today considered la Folloite's
bill TO limit be hours OF service of rail
road omploye-. A substitute drafted
by q. Y. Fuller legislative rcprcsen-
tatva ~ the cmrioyes viii be- amended
bv ihe committee and fen-rtod 1y
DniiVer. ] limits The cont 'nuous en-
plovuent .o rs hours. exccpf in cases
where casraiiies compel trainmen ro
remain logger on duty.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-30

enadiHg the pleasant alleys of the
charming Vatican gardens.
Audiences Suspended.
The continually thronged daily r.
ceptions havt completely woaried his
patience and exhausted his physical
force consequently, audiences win
hereafter bee conceded solely in the
morning. those hitherto granted every
afternoon are suspended The Pontt
lical major domo and grand chamber
lain--ihe two offices now being united
declares that those dosirlus 10 see
the Pope must. at least during the
months Of June aud July. content them.
selves with seeing him in the basilicl
of St. Peter.
Tho applying fer audience will b-
fufn shed by Monsignor BislCd. major
domo. with tickets for the respective
afternoon functi1s. at which. alone
the Pope Is pre- cnt
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-30
IS DECLARED SANE
Commission Reports Josephine Terra
nova Mentally Responsible-Trial
Proceeds.

New York, May 29.-The commits
sion appointed TO inquire INTO the san
:ty Of Josephine Terranoya rt1or
ed this morning that the girl is sane.
and trial was resumed The prosecu.
tion called further witnesses in re.
buijal The girl was ovcrjoyed whom
She heard the report of The commits.
sion. for she heard yesterday after.
noon she had been found meltally IN
sound.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-30
Barred AN Asylum
OUTRAGE AT
PEORIA
CASE OF INSANE PATE MI, DEN
TicAL WITH THAT or
KITTY WApD.
BOARD STARTS INQUIRY


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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-30
~ aEAlTA TAE CAUSE.

DealuooI. S. D.. Ma~ &C G.
Dennis. general seent Of tire Chicaso
and Norhaest I'm q this cify commit
sed suicide today ~ shcoiins- Iil
health i believed o. be ihe cause. He
was Formerly connected With fhc zane
ccmrany a. Omaha.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-30
BIG FIRE IN EVANSVILLE.

Evan-vt,ia lad. N1T Ta.-Fl-e to
nizh' in fhe manufacturing district
carsed a Pos. of s3oogao Mcst nf The
dauarr was Frs aiHei hy The lumber
firm of Henry Na.cy snI company al !
The N -l1o Fio1r milling company.
seven OIL fnnce HcTe ai5n eHeiif te
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-30
APPOINTED As VISITORS.

Washington. ID. c. Nav Z9-senator
Patterson ani Senator Dick were to-
day appointed ri-l'ors lu behalf of the
senate 10 the navy academy az ANA
raIIs-
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-30
STABBED TWENTY TINES

Srw york May % The iife;ess
body ~ an unknown Itsnan. VA nor 5
iha1 Cd cafs aad stab Eounds on 5.
vas f4unf in a recanf iof 9. rr-o.f a
tedav Thr uolicc believe that revcree
no. hrffr ras fhc motive rf thE
mrrir-. al sraT Vrr ~ uraeT an
q watch vs f11-I infhc F.cti IL
naessfs
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-30

Panama. May 29-lt is persistcnly
rumogcd here and throughout the zone
that Theodore p. Snonts has resign
ed the Craftsmanship fthe Panama
Canal commission.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-30
orr sos poaTsnoUTH

WrEia-tea N-v za-Tea ra Il
sfatrs sh "a Nsyaeuer. Hiti DE a.t<z
ds-l a1l Hrs Eo- ettt ard rafIf
itf tle narg Eaf1 fh are e.na fs|
ro--srerfh. Va rtele fae f1c4t
is ~ feiieef HsErE 81 Dsg sfztsz
toHoIrcE
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-30

to make use OF large cars and other
machinery upon its arrival
NOW the plant for handling the dirt
Is almost ready and a halt mrst soon
hc called If il BE not known whether
The caaal is to De II the lock or sea
level type"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-30
FIGHT IS sosrrONes.

rhrafeielia. Nay za-The lzht b.
rrsea Fifz immszs and Burns DC
.beeh Do ip3nzd Unit Jlne 9Th.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-30

aTRuTn is MIGHTY and viii pre-
vaiI' when conveyed % newspaper
advertising as we'll as in any other
form. The man who tells store
truths" persistenty and attractlvely
has more readers than any other
writer
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-30

vett'8emsni may GFts me eya st bgat
4 limited number. ~ ti,r people yosl \
wish TO reach, hence the need of repe@
titlon to gain the full measure of bonc.
fit from your investment.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-30

lCoucludei On Thiri Pagss
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Wohlthater miner asillsn.
fTortiesuna toIat. !

90 einem aus 9erona, 5talien, na6
Wensois Deriebten 8samten puroe an
er itsfem Srte Elm 9an3er Wasgon gss
mtethst uno nit feinen Ml6beln bslaz
osn. Der 8eamte itlbft reiftt mad
@tneois, mo- er Iid big CUR Qntunft
oss Waesons in sineln @aitbof tins
mistbste, Nlleiu es bausrte febr lange
big Der 8ear1te, mad tpieber6olten 4ne
fragsn pegen o:r ungep0bnli9en Der
5Dgeruug, ote @ustunft erbieIt, Der
@aggon fei irrt9iimli6 mad pi55p ii,
&alabrisn fpebitt ben, tpo i'm bas
oortige llnterfia bung3tonite fir ole in
Solgs bes Grbteben8 11ot6leioenben
nit 8ergniigen in @mpfang nabm unb
oefien sSSnbalt als miIos @penbs unter
bic Not6Ieioenoen pertbeilts. Der 8es
ANTE srhDb infolss oefen Stase auf
@rfos feines S9aoens, Den er auf
5000 Gtrt (stfpo $1,000 be8iffert.
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Nn OaS YnbIliltul.

Die s5reie Brefe fir 9eras pirt
on itber $50 RoftofTicen perfunot, uut
bat cine groRe gerbreituna in oel
9ea6bar=8 8epubIif Merito, i'm Snbia.
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Sbr @irfulatipnsz8ebiet in Terus
eritredt fid bUn @aloeiton bis binoul
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es i6lieBt ielbitUeritdnolib nit be.
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peiten eiu. Nuh in Uferito bat Gie
cine aroBe Serbreituuo.
3tpei Geiienoe ltno beftanoiQ,
iabrein, iabraus int SntereIle oes
Blottes unterneQs uno fiibren benz
ie(ben i'm 8erein nit unIeren riibri=
gen 2otal Iaenten fertudbrenb
neue 2eier au.
Sn Gnbstrabt oieier EbatIabeu ift
bic nJrete 8refe", tpp es |i6 oarum
banoelt, Die beutibe 8epDlferlna su
erreihen, Sas bette stnseiae Wses
6ium ut gtnate Eeras.
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Deutib ameritaniide 3eitunaen
peroen i'm atteu Saterlano nit aro.
Bem Snterefie eeleien, neil fie Iid
frei ausipreben un6 bQufia BON briis
ben mebr 0eui9teiten un6 9eadridl,
ten bringen, al8 Die oeuti6en Rel.
tnnaen ielbit. Die nsSreie 8reIIe fir
Teras" iit oruben uberau, tuubin Ite
aelanot uiro, Elm iebr germ geIebener
8ait uno fonn itb riibmen, 9lner.
fellnung uno Wuroigung su finoen,
tnte aus 5ablreiben 8riefen an uns,
Ionie an Oieienigen, pel6e oas 8lott
an ibre 8erwanoten i9iden, berpur.
aebt. 8er oaber ieinen 8ermanoteu
nno 5reunoen cine sSreuoe erueiIen,
ibnen elm tuillfommenes @eidenf
MAIDEN piI, Der beitelte fir Iie bic
.5reie Breiie fir Teras" Das Sn.
tereiie fiir 3eras, iuie iberbaupt flir
ben Staat uno Die @eaeno, mo- bic
Sertuanoten tuobnen, 1T in DeutIhs
lano iebr lebbaft uno es lift unn6Q.
li6, in YriDatbriefen cine 10 .grun6,
libe &uftldrune unb 8eIhreibuua
oeS frernoen 2auoes gu geben, tpie
oies Die n6reie BreHe" allm0dent.
lih tbut. Sir ben gerineen Breis
BON So uerienoen mir portDFrei unfer
reihbaltiges 8Obenblatt auf Elm Sabr
an irQeno cine Noreiie i'm Nuslanoe,
1ie ssreic preiie fir Eeras publ.
GDntbauti.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

The weekly issue of the FREIE
PREssE FUER TEXAS has po-
sitively the largest circulation
Of all German papers published
in the State of Texas. It is
mailed to $50 post-offices, and
has an extended circulation in
Mexico, in the Indian Territory.
and in Oklahoma.
1t circulates from Galveston
to Denison, from Marshall to Ell
Paso and of course mainly in
the thickly populated central
and southwestern parts of the
state. as also in Mexico.
Two tlaveIlng men and our
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scribers to the lists.
In consideration of these facts
the FREE PREssE FUER Texas"
claims to be the best adver-
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reach the German reading po-
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Winsloms Soothing Sgrup" holen.
Sein Mert ift unbeaablbar. Sc miro
benz tleinen 9eioenben lDfprt Hinoes
ruug neribaifen. WerlaBt euh oas
rauf. Wfiitter, es lit tein 8meifel
tariiber. Sc beilt Diarrbpe, reQus
ltert ben Weagen uno bic Nieren,
befeiti9t Bino 3otit, ertpeibt ben
Gaumen. uerhinoert gntsinouna
unb ftdrtt bas ganse SpItem.
.Wfrs. Winslosps Spothing SbrupA
fiir sahnenoe 3inber lit angenebm
i'm @eibmad; oas 8ecept ftammt
uDn einem Der beiten neibIihen
Gerste in ben Ser. Staaten. Gs ift
bel allen Druagiiten in Der aonaen
Welt gu baben. 8reis rs Gents per
Slaihe. &auft nihts anberes, ola
Wtrs. MinelotpB Supthina Suruu,
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pans Btlpelm ttuste uno idR ben
@pre9er f6drfer an. Gr mohte pl0be
(i9 9o6miitbige 9ugen.
,Yerfteb'n @is fi6 benn barauf, um
bas trttifir.n su tIunen?" frdgte ct.
unb o6ns Die gnttport ab3umarten,
breht, sr tur5 I'M uno ging Dem 9auIs
3ll.
Qbtlipp Dtarius ftano nie ansebons
merit oa. 5atts ct bieie btttett 2ettton
beroient2
Oatte er nirflih 81. Muusn hD6er
erpoben, als thm 3ufam2 4ber mas
tpollte ct benn2 Stono es ni9t jeoem
frti. gu bepunbern, mo fih 70 bel
S6onbett bot2
Qbsr freilid, er hattie ss ni6t id9en
oiirfen! Was oa4te nur Der berrii4e
Srembs BON ibn?
GIiibenbe Ghom brannte auf Ietnen
Mansen, ala er, balbblino por Grz
reguus, mad ben biatersn @emiiiesarz
ten sing, no er, elmer Meifuns fstnss
0aters ssmdb, bic idtenben Jrauen
lbtrtpaehen fo(lte.
fTortiesuno toiat,
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SaOmeitteras wi1md1t Gudj

Nenn Str Sud iraenomu nieber.
laiien 'polit. tbut es entlana Der 81.
ME Der
Gan 9lntptttp Il 1tranSoe
BAT Snhn.
I'M 9artens9iitritt oes Staates. DE.
lunobeit uno 9lina uniibertroffen,
gilIi9e 96noereien fir ben Eartner,
Utarttg6rtner, Obfts uno Biebaiichter,
8eaen &in5elbeiten penoetGud an
8eU. s. 2uptun, O, q. a..
san QntnniD. Teraa,
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soBrt auf, sytiete 81 besnblcn.

Gisnet guer eiaenes Oaus. 6abt
Sbr jetnols ausaerehnet, pel6e bube
Sumlne Sbr in beraanaenen Sabren
Iiir Wtiete ausbeaablt babt uno mas
ftir ein biibihes 6aus Sbr oafiir
banen t0nntet ?. 2aBt uns sud- elm
9aus nod oem gtbbesablunas. Blan
bauen uuo bann mirb Sud- ieoe mo.
t1atllhe 8abluna uon W1iete fir oQs
6aus autaeIbrieben. Su Elm ooer
5uei Sahren ieio Sbr Befiber oes 5aus
les. 8oniultiert oieierhalb init uns.
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Gin treuer 6atgeber
nno elm ipahrer wd,oh

Ut ssati8s. sss s'sSISai,H' Ssas, r9er &ettnnssanter"
msue perbsiisrte anese $50 9stteu esarf. nit pie=
len lsbenstreuen Abbilounaen.
VT ilbrtin ptrlrdnoldsr Beie an, tui, man er.
loigrsip 9slnno iptrben uno aeiunoe sfinoer bo6en
tonH. lie loateu oielss lebrrsibe Sud (eicr
nno frtabreu, pis aaf uatHrIidAs aDeife g6lpdte.
uHdnos, osrlOrsns gusrsis, llnluft, ausfalsn Be,
paare, Snnatartdbe SraMme 6artlsibiet,it, S0s,
t6nnen.
Sas BUD il Elm bstpdhrtsr GreunS alIer qeib,n.
osn ano pire ftir 30 Qeuts In gotmarlen on iroenS
elne @orsie. iOrgidItig perpadt, nerenott aorere:
9e"tfdbeS Setts Snftitmt,
10 Gan sib IT.. Sesip BORT. ". D., fr,iber ]
@IIut0H QIace.
So in griefsn nsnne man Sieic .}etunQ. ia
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Der Welbftebsr.9etm

1T tiirslidh entoedt tporbsn. Sc bat
eine itarte aehnlihteit nit bem Sra.
laria Reim. I'm bas SgItetn pon
ben &rantbeitsteimeu au befreien, iii
mol teine Webi5in 70 gut. als Or.
Sings 9teue 9ebens'B 'Billeu. Die.
ielben turieren ale Rrantbeiten,
melbe ourb Walaria. Gift ooer lin.
ueronuIibteit bernoraerufen tperoen
uno suar unter @arautie. Is gts.
bel Goolpb DreiB uno s.. Ralteper
& Guhn.
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ss~ StaIt. cement. Sano, Bad.
lteIne, feuerFeite Steine uno gbpA.
8beer unb GspbaItpapier, Dahpoppe.
3beer uno Gspbolt, 0el, Terpentin,
ySarben, @las &c. &c. itets oprr6thio
bet :. 6. 1ielmann, 306 DH,
9omnlerce'StroBe. @iebrige Breiie,
quite Baare iUnie quite unb reeiIe
8eolenung tueroen l3orontirt. -
TeIeph0n 4l0.