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The Washington times., 1906-06-03
win They Dare Another Trial?

A suggestion recently made by one Of
the athletic members OF the washing
ton Stock Exchange was TO the effect
that a challenge should be issued 10 the
baltimore exchange for match game
Of baseball, TO be played during the
later days OF this month.
The suggestion brings up narrowing
remembrances of past exhibitions on the
diamond by some Of these self same
gladiators. 1t is recalled that two such
exhibitions have taken place before and
the result IS carefully erased from the
records Of the Washington contingent
What the Baltimore brokers did 20 them
was a good and plenty.
But there are also some very pleasant
recollections Of those two occasions.
The first being the very delightful en-
tertainment provided by Charles J. Bell
at his country home. Twin Oaks. -
after the alleged game was concluded
and the other the Old-faShiOled Mary
land hospitality extended by the Balti~
moro brokers on the occasion Of the re-
turn game, which acted as a very
precious balm 70 the feelings OF the
vanquished-
The suggestion comes from Mr.. Bell
this time, and IL Is needless TO say
means 'AtAN AS AiNS4iOS d A1PcAt4vu Win
added trimmings 10 the royal entertain
ment provided before. Besides. the
Washington board has now considerable
new blood and might give a better ac-
count OF itself on the field Of bat
tie. Some OF those who performed be-
fore are still thirsting for gore. and
while they have Joined the army OF
has beens" in the baseball world they
would take much delight in an en-
deavor on The part OF the present
youngsters 10 get back some OF the
laurels they wanted TO bedecb them
selves with. But the Baltimoreans
wouldn't permit OF Il.
The Washington times., 1906-06-03
Almost Stopped the Business.

The appearance Of two of the fair sex
as spectators in the gallery OF the Stock
Exchange on one OF the days or last
week almost stopped the wheels Of busi-
ness during their stay II was not a
specially active day and some OF the
members strOve TO give an imitation Of
the real thing by making all the noise
possible TO impress the visitors with a
belief that IL was 2 busy time they had
happened on. Il was observed that sew
eral OF the young and impressiOnable
members were deeply interested in the
attendance in the public gallery. while
one or two Of the old and staid war
horses were particularly anxious that
their pose should be Of the most fetch
ing kind. The visitors sat through the
performance for a short while and on
leaving were overheard 10 remark how
perfectly sweet the gentleman with the
hammer in his hand looked
The Washington times., 1906-06-03
Bank Clerks Annual.

"All work and no play makes Jack a
dull boy IS an adage that the bank
clerks have read with much satisfaction.
They are a pretty lively lot. and while
giving close attention 70 their duties
during the hours when II is expected
they are most required, they are not
forgetful OF the opportunities presented
after the close Of business to indulge
iE a good time. For this reason they
early inaugurated an annual outing to
Marshall Hall. and have kept II going
with great pleasure 20 themselves and
their many guests every year since.
This time they will again devote the
evening OF June % to a trip down the
river TO Marshall Hall. and every bank
clerk in the city. accompanied by his
own or some one else's sister, viii take
the occasion to forget all about deposits
and balances and protest notices. and
make the evening one Of unallOyed en-
Joyment- And their previous perform
ances along this line show that they
fully understand how TO get the most
out OF 1t.
The Washington times., 1906-06-03

WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

Saturday, June 2: Fri
Sales of the board. including after call,
amounted to $4,000 bonds and 1.27S shares
of stock
Following are the sales and quotations
OF today's market;
Washington Railway and Electric As,
8. .OOo@S62z. 81, ,OOOQS6zt.
Columbia r. r. SIS. 81. .OOOd1O415
Capital Traction I0dI4S1s
Washington Railway and Electric pre-
ferred, l0aS715, 10GS732. 20aS7ss. 100GS71s.
Washington Railway and Electric
common. 50d40is. 5Od4Oh 50440.
Union Trust Company, 5@15112, 1q152
Commercial National Bank, 20l94.
Washington Gas. &5q603s, 1O0G6024, 256
6e7s, 25@6I.
Greene Copper. 11,1241a, 2OQ2Ha. 50G241z,
1O0U24iz. 1O0G241z. sG6Q24%s. 1O0q242s
Mitchell Mining. 106I7A.
After call-Mitchell Mining, l00G7X
Washington Railway and Electric AS,
81 ,O00nS67s
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat.
66312
Greene Copper, 1OG24M.
Washington Railway and Electric com
mon, 50Q4O51
Washington Gas. 25a6Oss. 25d6O5s.
The Washington times., 1906-06-03
BULLISH FEELING
IN GRAIN MARKET

CHICAGO. Ill, June 2-Wheat closed
1sa2sc higher for the day. 1t was held
up by bull props. The strength in corn
was a help. The trade in the wheat
market was impressed with the idea
that the 3. W. Snow report for June
was a bullish document, but this was
not the case as it indicates a crop of
45OOO.0OO bushels winter and 300. 900 600
bushels spring wheat or a total of 80
OoO.OO bushels II also indicates a crop
of 80 O0 O00 bushels Of oats
Trade on the whole was rather tame
yet there were moments Of great ac-
tivity in all the pits.
Corn closed 1kGLc better and oats
were up LNLc.
Hog products were off 715d12I5c. Cash
sac here were 1900 bushels wheat.
125,6J0 bushels corn and 10000 bushels
oats At the seaboard they We're six
boat loads Of wheat; two OF corn and
$4,000 bushels of oats
The following prices ruled on the
Board Of Trade today:
The Washington times., 1906-06-03
PUBLIC REFUSE
TO TAKE HOLD
Stock Market Entirely in
Hands Of Specialists.
ST. PAUL USED AS LEVER
Business Practically at Standstin for
Greater Part of Short
Session.
ST. PAUL USED AS LEVER

NEW YORK. Jan. 2.-Trading during
the first half hour in the stock market
this morning was almost at a complete
standstiu, and at the end of that time
nearly a dozen representative stocks had
not appeared on the tape. The opening
figures, however, of the majority OF the
list were about on a par with yester-
days close. Toward the end of the first
hour some animation developed in ST.
Paul. and a buying order for 1000
shares. which came in. started a sharp
upward movement in this stock, carry
ing It a full three points above 174Zs-
Under the leadership OF this standard
security. the rest Of the market assumed
a little more life for n time. but at no
period during the session could the mar
ket be called active There developed,
however. an Undertone Of quiet strength.
and fractional gains were quite general
Iy recorded throughout the list. while 4
substantial upward movement took
place in a few issues.
Renewed Talk of Rights.
The sharp bulge in St Paul was ac-
companied again by talk of valuable
rights shortly forthcoming to share
holders Louisville and Nashville re-
sumed its upward course. gaining nearly
a point. while Union Pacific sold up a
liberal fraction. Reading was cOmpara-
lively quiet, but firm, at one time show
ing a gain of = per cent
Absolutely no fresh news came out 20
influence quotations in one way or the
other. The bank statement, on its face.
was rather disappointing, and following
its publication the general list receded
slightly from the best prices Of the day
The bank figures, however. were gen
orally regarded as not indicating the
true position Of the clearing house in
stitutions, and there was a disposition
10 pay little attention to the exhibit
Some profit taking occurred toward the
end Of the session, in consequence Of
which prices in certain quarters gave
way f-actionally, the market closing
irregular, but with small fractional
gains generally shown. St. Paul and the
Wabash issues retained the best part
of their advance
Government bonds were unchanged; f;
railroad and other bonds were steady.
The Washington times., 1906-06-03
Troubles Of Greene Copper.

The troubles which have come upon
Greene Copper during the past week
have been many and varied In the
early days the report was industriously
circulated that Colonel Greene, the presi-
dent of the company, was a very sick
man. Later this was supplemented by
vivid accounts of dissensions among the
board of directors and the probable
issue of an additional amount Of stock.
The Washington times., 1906-06-03

SOMETHING CHOICE In way OF investment
bonds. We have 500. O00 Washington. Alex
andria and Mt Vernon Railway Company
100 600 to loan on Virginia farms THONIP-
SON & KINCHELVE, Traders Bank build
Ing 1es-St
The Washington times., 1906-06-03
BANK STATEMENT.
NOT DABBLING.

Graball-So you sent your boy around
the globe for little trip. Ell? 1 heard
he was dabbiing some in stocks?
Ritchie-Dabbling He probably was
al first. but when / discovered his-pre-
dicament. he was loundering in theml-
The Washington times., 1906-06-03
STOCK EXCHANGES CLOSED,

LONDON, June To-day being a
holiday, the Stock Exchange was closed
NEW YORK. June 2.-There was no
cotton market today.
LIVERPOOL. June ALI exchanges
are closed here today.
The Washington times., 1906-06-03
The San Juan Bautassa Mining Co.

hereby announces that its shares Of stock
selling now 81 per share will be a.
vanced 70 50 per share at the close OF busi,
ness Saturday, June 9. 1896 AL options no,
received IN this ONCE By that date will b
revoked
oUray Bldg sth aad G Sts. NV.
The Washington times., 1906-06-03
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET.

Quotations furnished by Charles C. Gates
& Co. Munscy Building.I.
Saturday. June 2: ~
The Washington times., 1906-06-03
PRICE CHANGES OF WEEK.

Prices are for quotation lots only.
Sales Of fractional lots not quoted
Highest and lowest prices are for actual
sales.
The Washington times., 1906-06-03
Important if True.

a prominent national bank official
who is in a position 70 know some OF
the inside workings OF the company is
quoted as authority for the statement
that no dividend Will be made on the
common stock Of the Washington Rail-
way Company until the dissolution OF the
voting trust, which takes place IN June
or next year He also says, so the re-
port states, that the receipts Of the
road are more than exceeding expecta-
tions, and that q neat surplus Is being
piled up, which VIII permit of a good
sized dividend whenever IL may be de-
cided upon.
The report also goes on TO say that
the present long continued depression
in the price Of the stock. which has
varied only about three points during
the current year. is part of the plan
ci the insiders % prevent an advance
untn a good ma jority OF the floating
stock has been accumulated, and that
prominent broker whose actions at
Jmes are exceedingly contradictory, has
received instructions 10 that end and is
faithfully carrying them out The state
meut would seem TO explain many un-
accountable changes IN the movement
OF this stock and has a strong semblance
OF probability.
The Washington times., 1906-06-03
HEARD ON 'CHANGE AND STREET

In the face of all these stories the stock
held remarkably well, the difference in
price showing the loss OF but one point.
which is nothing unusual, even under
ordinary conditions.
BUT yesterday morning some real news
was published. End then a small sized
panic struck the holders, and the bears
made haste to use 10 to the best ad-
vantage The accounts from the seat
OF war would indicate that Colonel
Greene was pretty lively specimen Of
very sick man, as he took full charge
OF the defenses and was able TO make
a very successful stand The dividend
declared fortnight ago was regularly
pald yesterday, and It is believed viii
be continued without interruption. Such
well-known brokerage houses as z. r
chapman < Co, Of New York, and
Hayden Stone & Co. of Boston. advise
purchases OF the stock on all declines.
The Washington times., 1906-06-03
NEW YORK CURB STOCKS.

Quotations furnished by Charles Q. Gates
L Co, Munsey Bullding.l
Trrr p.
The Washington times., 1906-06-03

Total sales yesterday, 363. .7s5.
Total sales today. 22O, 800.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-09-04
lila mz De Centre Andrs!!


Los representatives de Guatemala
Salvador y Honduras, cada vez esta-
ban mas furiosos en- sus discusiones
hasta que despues de conferenciar
muy detenidamente, los enviadoS de
Wash ington y Mexico, dieron 4 pro-
bar 4 los referidos Representatives de
las naciones beligerantes, unas cuan-
tas copas de los meiores vinos del
mundo, que son los de CAMACHO
DEL R1VERO, de Jerez de la From
terra, los cualcs hicieron el efecto
apetecido. frmandose incontinenti la
paz y evitando con esto -el derrama-
miento de sangre, de vlctimas mo
centes y detnas horrores de la que
ira. -Unico agente de este vino en-
Puerto Rico: Francisco Quiros Ace
do. Gale de la Luna Mum. 81.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-09-04
Sellos venenosos


En- Ingiaterra Sc han combrobado
recientemente varios casos de envene-
namiento. debido 4 que las personas
que han sido vftimas de el, habfan lie
vado sus labios los sellos de correo
de ) peniques.
Estos seilos, de color amarillo y
pardo, estaban estampados con una
tinta en- cuya composition entraba el
cromato Scido de plomo. Esta subs
tancia es tan venenosa que basts La
dosis de unos doce milfgramos para
causar la muerte, y cada uno de los
Isellos en- question contenfa un milfgra
mo de ese cromato.
En- consecuencia, la direction de
Coreos do Inglaterra ha ordenado sean
retirados esos sellos de la circulation.
Pero como 10 ocarrido en- Ingl aterra a
puede ocurrir tambi6n en- otras parties,
bueno sera que las personals que tie
nen por coStumbre humedecer con sa-
liva los sellos, tengan presented case,
aparte de que los sellos pueden ser no
solo venenoso Por ST mismo, sino un
medic de contagio, dado 10 munho que
Sc manosean
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-09-04
A. GAOS & Co.
-:COMERCIANTES ES-COMISIONISTAS
SAN JUAN DE PUERTO RICO

Uncos Agentes del famoso unversaente bien
PAGNE % de Los s6Tosos poT todSs oeados YNoS DEL
ell mas conocido mundo, del WHISKY NONTAIN DEW que
preferido toda Ingaterra
Pdase siempre ell famoso CHAMPAGNE "MUNA -
Solctense sempre los sabrosos WHO'S DEL RE1YN P
VALCKENBERG!! !!
meor !! 2kes sdq2
ii II Exijase e BRANDY OTARD DUPUY" Sc quedaa sa-
isfecho !!H
Solicense precos Estaos pontos administrators.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-09-04
VAPOR ESPANOL CATALINA

Salio de Coruna Ell 20 del corriente,
para este puerto,y terminadas aqui
sus operaciones seguira para Ponce
Santiago de Cuba. Habana Matanzas
Y New Orleans.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-09-04
MA0EESTA AEREADA ANTIBILIosA
DE J. III. BLANCO

Con 81 tiso desaparsce cl extrcfti-
miento, indigestion dolores de cabs-
"a, jaqucca, bills, acido del est6mago,
en- general todos los desarreglss pro-
ducidos por 81 estomago s intestinos.
EMrAsGctM ae BIMssee.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-09-04

ocina de San Juan Ia Marina Muele de la Compans
TELEFoNO No 81,
Oficna de Nueya York, MINI | Broadway
Ona de N1eya Orleans W. W. uk Agent dig Common St
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-09-04

Admitlendose carga pasajes de Il. ,. Y 5
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-09-04
VAPoREs A NUEsTRA CONSERVATION
Vapor Bspa6ol MARTIN SAENz"

Esta q la carga en- Barcelona, de
donde saldra Ell del entrante Sep
tiernbre para Ell Mediterraneo, Cana :
rias. este puerto, Ponce, Santiago de
Cuba, Habana, Cienfuegos y New
Orleans.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-09-04
Scbrinu$ De IzQaierdo : %.
s. EN e.
SAN JUAN DE PUERTO RICO.
Eci1tfeiante$. BanQusrcs q Gcmiyicni$tas
AGENTES Do los eapora assaGtsakos Do
AGENTES Dc los eaporss syssagfniccs Do
PINIHLOS. IZQUIERDo Yeo. DE 0ADIxl

Y A. FOLCH & o., DE BARCELONA.
Y oe THE TWEEDIE TRADING Co. vapores noruegos
entire Argentina Uruguay Puerto Rico Cuba Estados Unidos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-09-04
REPRESENTATIVES, GENERALES DE

r. TENNENT Limited de Glasgow, Fabrcsntes de kias
afamadas cervezas ing1esas " T roja. -
B. BUSS FLOUR MILL, de ST. Louis Mo
Monos de las enombradas de harnas de rigo NUES
IRA AMIGA, "PATENTE- IzQUIERDO",
FRANCISCO CINZANO & Co. de Torino
Fabrcantes del acreditado Vermont cajas de 1ett
boeas de MADEIRA.
T. W. WUPPERMANN, de New York, Agencia de Trinidad
del 1nico legtimo amargo de Angostura del Dr. aeger
BARTRAM BROS de New York
Fabricanes de las aanada mantequilas VAc DEIc1osA
MONOGRAM.
Gonstante surtido de productos espanoes del pals.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-09-04
Serwicio de cahotaie,

PORTO RICO nevando las dos d.
OouITe3
genbre Dteenb Ha0sfo
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lie estaC
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-10-26
3IasHen.

Der lnterSeitlnete ipiro dui Ieiner Karin
81 VteiIeu iiiopeit bon Sermonn eeieaen
an 9ieuitas ben 30. Ottobcr 1906 fpl9en.
oes periobnltde %GiSentbum an ben Wleiit-
bietentcn ami oTeniiide 9~eriteissruus per,
tanien:
3 grbeitseiei. l pisro, . trddti9e ahbe, l
Ster, 4 trdd)tiJe Sdue, / Gber, Selbi,Binb
er, SraSindber, SaeulaId)ins, Seureten, ei.
ierne Gs9e, 2 Sioppcl' un6 2 aornHise,
SuItiooior, Tarmpaeen. epriuepasen,
9u9Su uno mebrere Seit qteroeaeIdrr,
Sioermiible, i~ibcrboupt ole Sormaetdibp
GbeninlS 70 5d1od Qorn in 5eloe, Ionic
ale SanS' nno ~aiidlengerGtbe.
Seoin9unseH; vile Summen bon SIS unt
pcniser, baar, fir getrdse iber S. iuirb eir
areoii bon 10 Wonaien seaer 0ole nit cid
erbeit segebsn
Der 9ertauI besinnt nm s ubr Wcr0enS
rno iolte eS re9neu 10 Fnott Der 9srfnu
am ipIsenOen Gage ItaH.
Goulpb Shlemeter.
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5wti den bimmeI una GrSs

w. ~INe NNN0 wv
giebt eS oar mouHe 0iuae. BON bens
en- Cure Shulmeiebett IT, nifts
trdumen laBt; unO 81 bieieu Dlnpen,
melte ourh ibre OTienbaruna bas
arDBle griiaunen erreeen, geb6ren
Die |nltben6brten ct. Bernard &r6u-
terpiGen. Gauienbe nnb Qbertalis
enoe baben bereitS bieie @rfnbrnna
eemadt. Sreenb eIne lanpurIiatia,
feit in oer 9ebeuSflbruna leete ben
@rnnofeiu su lhperen 4siben. Cam
iamen oeiien erbe &haeiden, ruie
GppetitlOFateit, ihlebter @eldmad
i'm @nnbe, 8upfihmersen. Spater
i0leten: Mattieteit, Serstlupfen,
Shuiubelanidue, Gbnm0hten, Sch.
itarnneen, @nITenuere#tunp unb a..
lest tbotlife 2eber. uno 4ierenIran
betten, B. b. t6otli4e tuenn nedtt
redlter Belt Elm patiess @eidif bic
arnten 8atieaten, bie BON Der drsts
ltd1en Sd1nitueiSbett letne SiIfe mehr
81 erlangen uermgHten, ben he'll.
trnftteen ct. 8ernnrb &rauterpiuenI
Sueefibrt bitteu. unb bann lam,
ole tpunOeuuDqe Offenbarune bas ieue.
gilen, tpeltle aus Den retnIten
PilanSenfaften Der glatur Ubne lea.
iid9e dtenbe, metaIliihe 8eimiIhuaa
9ereepeat neroen (pesbnlb lie audi
teiner hberauderten SaIIe beblrscnl y.
aidh In ben ihlimmiten SdlIen nod
pOahnnbiae SelIung perIdaffen. Sn
auen GitOtbeten iinh biein Gilen Iar
Hur 25 Gents Az bdben.
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,lnIhen.

unter5eidnetcr pirb opi Der alien 3bomos
gereno Sarm 2 Wleilen ylorbpeIt BON 9er.
ger AM Somjtas ben 10 Nooember 1905
dui oIieniliber 9eritei9eruns an ben Wleib'
bietenten ioIgeubes perlobnlihe 6iSenibum
p%erfaufen;- l piero, | Rub. 4 Sdnpetne,
6iibner, l ueuer Sprirgluasen, / Sarmtpu-
gen. 1 GelbTbinber, 3 NpeiIpdnnise pnlise,
/ Guliipaior, l eiiener pIlus, ! Settiou.
.Ggse uno aubere 5armeerGibIdaIten, chem
falls 6aus' uno aiidenserdtbe 5u 5abIrcit)
UNI oIleS Su benennen.
GbenIaaS GO Sbof aorn.
geemeungen: ollie Summen bis 5u s.
9aar; fir Summsn fiber So piro elm areot
BON 8 Wlouaten Sesen glote mt anertannlel
Siterbeit seipdbrt,
aIbin 9ereRb
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tvornuMa an 1doer.

SS ipiro hermit betanm sematt bah mir
enlIbieoeu ieoeo Sosen aui unieren 9dnber,
eien perbieten uno 8u,uieoerbanbelnie sc.
rimtid) belan0en petben. glnh psroen
mir cine ieoe VetIon ipeld)e mir Scnntdss
Sasen iebeH bel Der Sranb Surp Slr sIns
5ci9e brin0en.
Treo 8oftafer, 9. GtcedIim snberi
Ebpiern 3. 8oelcr, SEQ, Slot unD Sobn
GIab Jr.
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2Ius sem GountY.

-5tUtpe. 9us it6ue perb0'
lpettsr bat uuiere @eiSeuieIter
Grin eemnHt.
@eeauIieber Donnie unb o.
haife s. " Bod iiub flsiBis nit BEN
aiesfubren (Srauel) beidaitigt.
Vlm lebten sonntae bsfanOeu
N1 bic ioieenoe Ssrmaunsr in un'
ierer Surs auf elmer Be~rsndgunes.
reiie:- Gris uno Seurp Dhsnev, 10.
pie Brts Diltbep. Que NIT tbren
Bnmtlieu.
psrmnun 6etneger uub 6ami'
lie beiutten leste 8ohe Yerwanote
III 9ermanu.
aOuIpb aeuer tuurbe puriseu
0ienhae GbsnO BON Jreunben uni
9taabnrH gum @sburistuse iber'
raiAt.
Die bieiise @smetnoe baut au'
ibren sieeutsum cine iAbae neu,
Sheuns.
am ndfIisu gOnntaa mir
bier bns RsIOrmntiOnsfeft aefslert
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Gni ber arnnisnlife bsfiaoeI
fd grOBmutter gpet, unO Der jung
@unrab aatet. 0aniden esiOsi
unter Der idbiaen 8ebanbIuns DO.
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Ice gsFeruns.
greisihissen am ndhte
MittwOd, ben 81. OttOber bel penn
3anrpm, Cine iette Sub DirD aus
geihpiien.
Nm SnmIing ben 8. MOnembi
miro ia Der ". @. n. pale in Boti
BAN Elm orCber soI ubssbultt
iusrben.
@ie mir b6teu, beUirtt 4
oscar SHosffsr um bus Unit B
GouRabisr inr @iGtunc EOwuit
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-9ittte Berqer. 8iele
5armer pnren bisie @pdle beiddftist
am @OlaTes to9sn. Der @OloFes
nlub cine eieriee ihiieteit buben.
beam er bat cine An5iebausstraft,
puG iaBisteit uon 5rieosustbul bis
mad 2ittle Berger. 8tr molten es
aud niht uerbeuteu, ben Der iaBe
Munb pia nud mai mieber mos.
Serr Geo Gtarsnbad reiite btele
8Ode nm @siddits'baIber mad
SeHeriUu gitg.
Serr Oicnr Slate ta6t nit ben
sansen Ssiiat Dos ieineHieberiebent
mieosr uon 81. Souls surld !om.
6err SEQ. Mueller, jr. beea'
iih am Sountua mad Berger Nm
/ ~tattete eineH n%noenebmen 9sIuh al
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NAN Tdreibe iOfurt. Gin gadrt efnCS
srOhen SsiImittsls fret ait saet

Benu Sbr nit einem iranIen Magen
ooer ben 0aonr9 berbpraerufeneu IRE
laden, als 8erItupfnng, 2eberleiben, Sas
mOrrboiben, 2ppfhmer5eH, lauren anf,
itpken, Subbrennen, 8libnneert, Shlaf.
Iplieteit, geiitser MebergelHIagenbeit,
Se~r5flppfen, Werpcitit, MaeenIntarrb,
MaeenBefHmiiren, Maeensas, Gsfi6t bel
@pnbett mad benz Giien, Q%tnfftDfen,
Ghmerten IN ben N1eeneegeHb, bele9tei
Sunse, bttterem @eiGmaf int MMnbe,
Mppetitluftgfeit etc. bebaftet iei0, 0dnn
Ieubet mir guren Namen mlo GoreiIe, i'd
neroe gu1 Elm freies @ndet bon tneinen
Ragentnbletten ien0en, tpeIGe gum In
9iir5e helen tueroen. So tpobltbueno
ipirien bieIe Rogentabletten, 0ab Idcn
Sale aebeilt nuroen, mo 1niheinenS feis
ne Ollie mebr moeItd mar. gs lit cine
tpunoerbdre gnt0edung, tpeIme giiA ir
tirSer Sett beilen tpir0. Gin iltItrtrtes
b2Ieitiaes Bud, tpelhes guren Snll ee,
tiali beIfreiben iuirn, ienoe t6 ebenf1us
fret. Sftdt feiu @elO poer GoItmarfen
bonn Id min, Dab ieoer 9rdnte bisies
iDftliIe WitteI erit auf metne Soften pro,
Dirt. Nan aoreIiire:
Subn u. sritb, 1877 @lprla HatIbins
@iImaHtse, VRts.f
LA-
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YteAe AHatlggN.
farlll i,i perfnnien.

Die 100 Gter uminIenoe Karin beS ser
iterbencn Wilton gppria on Der Sirit Greet
neben DITTO Saluer 9eIescn, lit au pe~rtauieu
SIS iino etlp rs ader tl1r, 40 atcr If6nes
Sol5lano, a~SobnhauS uno bic iibliden Vie.
b%en9ebduoe nebIt 9runren uno Giiernen
oul benz lIobc.
gldbereS Al crira9en bel Sobn gleiobart in
',e~m1rn her idlreiht an
Sblrlote Hpprin,
1857 8eien Sireet,
ct. Fouls, Wtp
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New Majestic MaNeabIe a.
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