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system Of building homes on easy pay

system of building homes on easy pay
ments.
The summary of the real estate situa-
tion puts in concise form a diagnosis
of present conditions as follows:
Minneapolis was never in a.
healthier, brighter or more prosperous
condition, and yet has none of it's
old time boom, just the natural,
steady growth Of a large and pro-
gressive city; The days Of hazard
and speculation are passed, and the
trials Of the last ten years or
conservative. We confidently believe
Minneapolis is now city of splendid
foundation and in future its growth and
property values will rest upon perma-
nent footings
Comparing the statistics of the year
1900 with those of 1905 one readily
notices marked increase in population
and in all lines Of business. A little
that this city, like growing child, had
it's days Of great hope and great disap-
pointment, but now like full grown
man realizes that the days of dreams
and play and dependency are over
and that the future depends not so
much on favars and hopes as upon ap-
plication and determination.
Contrasting the real estate trans
1918 I'll UuC y CdI IOCO hG Guc Cllu VI Gl0
boom, the year 1900 the beginning Of
prosperity and the year 1905 in the
midst Of growth, the following totals
are given: 1895, $14,089, 018; 1900,
$12, 42s, 448: 1905, $ls,125,4S5 which
seem to prove the present year one suit
able both to the buyer and to the
seller.
Until the rapid growth of the last
five years our city boundaries and our
suburbs served by our excellent street
| car service were SO extensive that
| vacant property ready for Improvement
seemed almost unlimited.
"Prior to such growth If man de-
sired to buy a lot and contemplated pay
| ing a fair price for 1t, he would usually
! find before he could decide~to purchase
| that he could buy many other lots as
good and in the same vicinity at much
lower prices offered by owners wearied
by the years Of liquidation and dull
ness, and in most cases anxious to I'm
! load at any price.
"This situation has been so modified
by constant buying for improvement at
reasonable prices, that now a lot owner
can dispose Of desirable lots at fair
prices to buyers expecting to improve
them How long this situation will
last and when the market will be satia.
| ted is for investors to decide. The
owner must elect whether he is to sell
! now at the market price or hold for a
| larger amout at the risk of another re
action taking away the opportunity tc
SELL -
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REAL ESTATE DEALERS
WILL WATCH ALDERMEN
Conclusion Is Reached that Much Good Can Be Done in
Way Of Lower Taxes and Better Public Service by
Keeping Tab Council Civic Activity to Be
the Rule

One decision made by the real estate
mon on their Kansas City trip, and
strengthened in the board and commit
tee meetings held since, is to get closer
to the council. It is q recognized fact
by the members of the board that cor
porations having contracts with the city
in prospect or in actuality, keep close
to the councilmen. On the other hand,
taxpayers, as rule, keep away, until
they have some complaint to register.
This state of affairs is considered UNI
natural, as the aldermen represent the
taxpayers and should have their close
support, counsel and commentator,
when merited.
1t was found out in Kansas City that
the Real Estate exchange had been able
to save taxpayers money in various
ways by watching the council and ur.
ging important changes, such as in the
manner Of advertising. paving bids. The
eyes Of the Minneapolitans were opened
student, with figures at his fingers
ends, as 'sclerk Of the works. if nee.
essary, to watch matters for: the tax.
payers.
This particular work will naturally
come under the jurisdiction Of the legis.
lative committee for initiative and di
gestive work. w. H. Gould is the chair:
man Of this committee and is consid
cred an admirable man for the position
The real-estate men may get after
the corporations who bid on city work
pretty hard. Paving matters have at
tracted the attention Of the members
of the board particularly. The great
things which were expected from the
latest company to offer bids, on which
it is evident much dependence had beer
placed, seem not to have been forth
coming to the satisfaction of the board
as whole. Matters have gone SO fa1
that it was suggested at the last meet
ing that the board engage in manu-
Featuring paving material. Should thi
plan be adopted and succeed, there Ii
no telling where the board IS activit!
Inasmuch as the interests of thu
board are more closely allied with mu
nicipal matters in general than that O.
any other organization, the member
have determined to put forth their hes
efforts to assist in every way in caus
! ing reduction in taxation, with al
increase in the maximum OF result
from public work and public service. /
While there is an organization in tn
city which watches candidates for OF
fee from a purely political standpoint
it Is likely that: hereafter the Rea
Estate board will watch the men afte
election, giving them encouragement
and help IN. performing their publ
| services.
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1925 Knox av between Lake and
Thirty-frst st.
$3.50 -50x157 to alley, Emerson av
N near Sixth av.
1926 logan av N near Twenty sixth
av. East fronts; easy terms.
$500 Eleventh av Sc near Como av.
100000 feet on University av,
corner Bedford st. Easy terms. I'm
provements in and paid for.
$3.50 AZ feet on Huron st Sc near
Dartmouth av. Easy terms. Water
and sidewalk in and paid for.
$4,000 1884 Twelfth av S, 9 rooms;
easy terms.
The Best Offer takes the double house,
28O8-231O Twenty fifth av S. Rents
for $35. Easy terms. Must be sold
at once to close estate.
$500 2625-2627 Portland av. Dou-
BILE house, IL rooms, city water. Rents
for $50. Very fine location in the
finest block on the avenue.
$500 3045 Oakland av. Corner. 8
rooms, hardwood turnout, hot water
heat, sideboard, mantels, barn, large
lot. A very desirable house, almost
new, in excellent location, on easy
terms.
See Us for Bargains Anywhere.
SPECIAL.
$4,000 feet on Nicollet av; pays
Is per cent net. Particulars at of
fee only.
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THE
Edmund G, w a!! lon!
.% AGENCY
! Is REMEMBER OUR NEW ADDRESS
ia South Fourth St.
Lowry Hill.


We
gr much to talk Hill with
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Securing Distance Effects.

When room is not very large, it
may be made to look very much less
confined by taking a hint from nature
and adding an artificial horizon around
the wall space.
An expedient like this simply has all
the effect of placing room out Of
doors and giving tremendous apparent
distance and spaciousness.
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true character Of Minneapolis climate
would q have good effect in producing
an influx of foreign money.
However. Mr.. Davis is better salts
fed than ever with Minneapolis real
estate as an investment and is prepared
agency with renewed energy and re-
newed faith.
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In addition to the figures prepared by
the Commercial club, giving compari-
sons between 1904sand 1905, the editor
Of the booklet has included several
views Of prominent structures in Mime
apolis. Attention is called to the Yale
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Remember

Remember in choosing providing
sell than anybody
sa will glance
Idoina Of
Of The price this
lowO 500 front foot.
CLIFTON AvENUE-Ony really good lot left at fair and
nanvhoh asit and only 800
a 5x157 feet Of 18th and
City sidewalks
%. =. -: w. ~@<e.-
S2OOssass5 feet o" A''s avenue inside 10th street great
a beautiful lot ~ blocks Mnnhaha
&A@M Cedar house with good barn
a
o. EVVU bath, Very cheap.
% 3 st between SD and 94th N Very
Will monthly namens
@ I'D Lot g. block Machan addition
interest
7nmE35 at 58th
land Just outside city limits Diamond Lake This
lis low as such land is getting day
1OUU 28th N
wants these lots they will handsome profit
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/ Some rubbers last a day-some sea-
son. Others and Foot Schulze Glove
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YoH given no waste and
@ seHn hees tsan ot5sg psps ths
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-11
Clifton and blaisdell.
Lake MinnetOnka.

beautiful
being subdivided will parcels
nothing
kehen the land gradually the shore The
itself breakwater forming the most perfect anchorage possible The
stable;
comfortable cottage The price this absurdy
thought advertise the that other
something that is absolutely
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TO THE PUBLIC.

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PREssE FUER TEXAS has po-
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OF all German papers published
in the State of Texas. It is
mailed to $50 post-offices, and
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and in Oklahoma.
1t circulates from Galveston
to Denison, from Marshall to Ell
Paso and of course mainly in
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and southwestern parts of the
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Two tlaveImg men and our
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tinuously adding new sub
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In consideration of these facts
the FREE PREssE FUER TEXAS"
claims to be the best adver-
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Texas, when it is the object to
reach the German reading po-
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Die rSreie Rreiie fir Ieras" tpirb
an iiber $50 8Dftofficen uerianbt, uno
bat cine groRe gerbreitung in Der
gea@bar= 8epublit WeritO, i'm Snbia'
nersEerritorium unb Otlabuma.
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eritredt iih non @alpeiton bis binauf
nad Deniion, pom dnBeriten Often
bis na6 81 ASalu i'm fernen Beiten;
es iblieBt ielbftperitdnbli6 NIT be-
ionhers sablreiben 2eiern bas oibtz
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tueiten elm. Iuh in WeritD bat Iie
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3tsei 8etieuee itno beftdnbig,
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lelben i'm @erein NIT unieren rabri=
gen 2utal aaenten fsrtp6breno
reue 2eier su.
Sn Gnbetrabt bieier 9batiaben iit
bic sSreie Rreiie", tuu es fib barum
banoelt, Die 6euti6e gep6lterung su
erreihea. bas bette Maseiae Haes
blum NJ &taafe 2eras.
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Deutib amerifaniibe 8eitunaen
peroen i'm alten Baterlano nit arp.
Sem Snterefie eeleien, neil iie iida
frei ausipreben uno baufia upn oriis
ben mebr Neuigteiten un6 Nahrih.
ten brtrgen, als Die beutlben Aeis
tnneen felbit. Die ,ssreie Brei5e fiir
TeIa8" iit brtiben iiberau, uDbin fie
aeianot miro, elm iebr germ aeiebener
8ait uno fann Iib riibrnen, Nner.
tennung uno BIrbiguna su finoen.
tnie aus aablreiben Driefen an uns,
iotpie an Dieienigen, melhe bas Blatt
an lbre 8eriuanbten ibidal, beruur.
3ebt. Wer oaber ieinen Deruanbten
uno Sreunoen cine Sreube erueiien,
ibnen elm milltpmmenes @eldent
MAIDEN piq. Der beitelIe fir iie Die
~5reie Brefie fir geras1. Das Sn.
tereiie fiir Eeras. tuie iiberbaupt fiir
ben Staat uno Die @esenb, tuo bic
Wermanoten mDbnen, 1T in Deutid,.
Lamb febr lebboft uno es ift untn6a.
lib, in Briuatbriefen cine 10 ariiu6.
libe Iuftldrung unb De5hreibuna
oes fremoen 2anoes su geben, wie
oies bic .Jreie Brehe" alIm6hent.
Ith tbut. Sir ben aerinaen Ireie
BON So uerienoen mir pDrtDfrei unier
reibbaltiges @o6enblatt auf elm Sahr
an iraeno eine Ioreiie i'm Guslanoe.
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tetn2 rid! lshenoiq tnnmen fie Dann
bonn piob' gfstn Msfler piro DIE
falidea be-sen trsffsa - fnirf9te
SanoYdl. bern oas mar Der Rom 8erae
8onnerae. Ssine !ReG7te belt frompfs
boft Der sy7iFi sines OpLhes um-
fpannt. Sen er IN Ger 8rufttaihe feiner
Sopps tsltr. gaie cine ssaBe, qeoudt,
lautlos, fhlif Ct Ileran, bis er nabs
eeHug mar, oas @eIproGsne gu perfh=
ben. Cine oide gude berbetts i'm fait
po1ifdnoia; Die iid bsrabfenfsnoen
Wolbnebel tbaten bas iibrige.
Gin bDfes @rinien iiberfIog bas
broune @eiidt. absr Die 6anb am
Oolagriffe loderte iid unb f9ob biegsn
tpisoer in fsin @eripabr suriid. mer
tpetb, cb er fsinen @es niht fortseiest
Bate, piiroe er iofort ertonnt hoben,
bab Wdrufdfd nitht bel bem sssdger
mar. Wdbrideinfih fpiroe er iid nur
ods bosbafte Wereniigeu gemadt bas
ben, unbermtltbet cine gebein1e 3ufams
mentunft stpeier 2iebenben gu it5rsn.
Was er aber bernabm. erregte }tin fiss
bernbes Snterefe, Ser Gorftmnnn mar
fbm oonlit auf @nabe uno llnena6e In
de 5dno geeeben. Moreen fhon, psnn
er tpollte, tonnte er binsshen unb ibn
bttm Jprffamte ber Ihiperiten 9efdute
otgung aeihen, oie es nnA Dem @tehlen
fiir einen geamtsn sibt. Was miirbs
WdrnfAta fasen, ptnn Der, ben iie
Htbt = iie liebt ihn, trDB hires leiaz
mems -idimpflin Bpm Mn1t unb Dienh
fumes aein Quno fnaut einen fosAen
an! Nusseitoben tit sr; ein 2ump
iDie oie unberen 2umpen, nur od6 er's
itdrfer fpiirt. neil fsin 1o9mutb unb
@tDIs sr6ber 1T.
Jdaofdl fADelste in 6seftm Gehoas
len. Worgen fhon, mnrsen mar er ses
rd6t. Damn npfIte sr DOT Maruf6to
treten unb faeen: sSisbft Du! 60 TT
ber, ben Du seliebt baft. Mi1ts pifsn
min er bon Dir; b0dfisns biii Ou tbm
Elm Gegenitan6 Der Cuff, ben er meg
nirft, tpeHn er i'm befubtft bat. Der
ssben min i'd. Denn i4 bab' Did iitb,
beiB, pabnIinnig lief. Mein Rnpf 1T
pis Geuer, mein 0era pie fliifiiges Gra
uno afIes nur I'm Did, um DID!
Define Wdbe 1T mir fpie bie Gonne uno
menn Du Did bon mir spenbejt, 70
fpirb es Ndnt. Mber cine Rn4s, in Der
Id mein Blut fie6en un6 aif9a bort;
bic mid gum blut6iirftigen Wa1rher
modt. bic mir Oas MeHer In eis 1anb
oriifen nirb, aud eegen Did. Du
bsit Der 0immel uno 65ue, 2ebea unb
Sterben. gber tpirit Du Did Sud<nb
oit uetnen Siiben ipin6en; eber tpirb
has GIui aug Deinem fai{Gxn 9srsen
flieben, als 6ab Du jenrn anbern ums
urmen fo[lft. 8, Nlarufhto! Rette
Did un6 mid. Ma4e MIDI uieher
gum Menfhen; bertreibe biele SSllens
quail aus nleiner Bruft. Wie Elm
2amm mill in fein nnb auf ben 3dns
ben min id Did trasen. Romm' NIT!
Gort pollen mir, aus oieIem entseu
Winter; ipeg bon biefen eifsen Bsrs
gen; mad llngarn, mad Spanien -
pDbin Du niiIft, aber nur fort, fDrt!4
llno bdnn fob er Waruihtu in fei=
nen Armen liesen, in ben Mrmsn, Die
fe 70 felt unb treu bdlten tpolten..
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Gin truurig Seben tpobrfid) bat,
User fir Elm Nmt lit &anoinat,
Wtag boG es ooer nieorig Iein,
Ser sSohltampt brtnot ibm NDf u. Bein.
gr oriidt' Ole Sano banu Seoermonn,
Muf oeiien Stimni' er hDffen fanu,
gs foItet W1be, fofet 9elb,
50 lang Der &auoi6at i'm Selo.
gr reiiet tueit i'm 2anb umber,
9alt Eeoen, Die oft iuhaltsibmer;
9Dd pns ben Bablern er neripridhs-
Ob er es halt?-9as tueiB ih nifbt.
9o6 aud ben Babler pft es qualt,
DAB er ben 8ecbten nnr ertpablt
gum 9Dunerneur, gum Senator,
3um Sheriff D6er RDnitablor.
5ein gutter Genius gu ibm ipricbt:
BGhl VrobibitiDniften nicbt!
Benn Su eS tuft, 10 aibts 8eroruB
nno alle BDblfabrt fnnimt gum 5fluB.
Gin altes SpribtpDrt fagt mns nal,
9nB, uer Die 0abl bnt, bat ote GueIt
Dies gilt nicht nur bonn &anotbat-
Num nDW oDn Nn prem, tnQs man bat.
8eim giien Dber Erinten gar
Birb oieIe BabiqnaI bal6 uns flar;
Der tuhnfeht iicb Spar9eln, iener &obl,
Der Iuftern, iener 8eeffteats tupbl.
Ser Gine tuablt gbampa8uermein,
Ser Nno're 8aiier nur allein;
SD tpable mir oas &pue gtar Nter,
Bon NlIem iit's bas lrebfe mir. {.
8 Zone gtar Bier! go traftig. rein;
so iitffiq unb bod mtIe unb feini
gBte g0l6ig es i'm gloie rubt,
aser bid toablt, ber rpdhlt INNER aAtI
@as ibert mid Sberifi, @oueerneur!--
Die 8olitif 1T nicbt melt bert
W6blt men ihr tuDltl SD bIeibe bier
ltnb labe mild am Zone gtar 8ter.
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tEortiesuna foIat. !
wte tn stes!

Bir bitten einbunbert Soilars geIo5nuna fhr lee
ben Gau bon Ratarrb, otr niAt bur4 Ginuebmen
pom q ALL - Ratarrb Rnr gsbsilt psroen
snnn.
8. >. Gtensh d Co.. Giasnt, xoIeSo. ..
Air, bic uuteraetnuefen, bnben r. 3. Gbeuen
lett oeil Iebtsn Is Jabreu eetanu. uno balten Inn
fur poutommsn ebrenbaft in allen @si@aftsperbau6=
inngsn nno non5ea befdbiet, ale bon eiucr Giru,a
sligsganqsuen Decentralization ~ ,rfIlsn
@aloiHs, Riunan Marbin, grosbon.
oels= SroluilieH. xpIfbO, O.
Raa,s Ratanbz Rur wirb inuerli6 genomulsu uno
wirft sirett CUT Dos 8lut NIB bic i6leimiaeu Cbsr.
hdnsn nss Spftems. 3sagnife irsi berianbt. grsis
75 Gents fhr sis Glai6K 8ertauft ron alien &po=
theteru.
Nebmi Sag's aamiIisn.WiIen ilr geraOpfuao
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SaOmeftteras luiiuif)t GadJ

Wenn Sbr guG ireenbmu nieoer.
laiien ruUlIt. tbut es entlana Der 81.
ME Der
gais NatDtstp Il xlrauSas
YaB Sahn.
i'm gartea'Diftritt oes Staates. @s.
Lunobeit uno 8lima unabertroffen,
8ilIige 2dnoereien ftir ben Jarrner,
Wtarttgdrtner, Obit' unb Biebshhter,
Beaeu ginselbeiten tpenbef@nd, an
@eD. S. 2upton, O. B. ".
6nn NntDni0. Yeras
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Wtete uetpen

entipringen u0u elmer itarren 2eber
ano perftopiten gineemeiben. 3u.
riert lie ourd Or. Ring's Neue Sc.
benS Hiuen. angenebm unb tpirtiam
aegen WeritOpfune. 8erbiiten Zip.
penoicitis unb it6rten bas Gpitern.
25 Gents bel Neplpb DreiB uno s.
&alteper & Suhn.
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Brtet Elite.


Nerren sGtftss
gbtuiu Bed - 6enrb 9ieoridh = 6enrp
5ae-S 6 5euien (2) = SDbn Settler =
5 sS Nner-@ 8 Rfeiffer-S q Simpn-
HenHo Soiat-Sobn 8 Beete
4anensHtte
=. amalie 80loen = Mrs 8 VI Srid-MiS
Y Q Aaiier = Nrs . 6 8pbIer ellie
Sappmeger- Rrs Geo Gsti4-Mrs o y
3tute-Wrs M 2asburae-Bertba Reibel
= Dtrs GheD Reihert - OInr Ridert -
Carrie Bais-&oie 8aauer.
nHsIdubiiAss
Sobn salofurt-Sas u 4ans.
Nsaefe une Dbptearasnien:
sb { ShrDe6er.
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ssind's $ Gents paunna @iaarrsr

= ssraua6iiidbe Ner5te NIT Damen
babeu fiir Gnfaug Nuguit einen BE.
iu6 in Wie8baben aneettinoiat.
Wiesbaoen miro ben Nuegangspuntt
fiir Stuoienreiien biloen. auf benen
Die beoeutenoiten Ganaturien unb
9rantenbduier Deutihlanbs beiih.
tigt meroen iolIen.
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Srmmbetseatnms eperrrasmuaem

0rnncetGeafumSsue sueberrraAnugem.
Wrs aunie Wonten an Riharb gtou,
Grunbftad in Ban 8aub. $125
v Q Bitte an Gbtuar6 & mno Ggnes
RoeItrtug. grunbfttd an Der Waagnuiio
aeenue anf 9anrel 0eigbts; $4,000.
Seluis uIridb nnb Geo Roe an bic Sill.
r.Oentfds Sarratt g0mpanp, Grunnfl6
an WathinQtUn Blaee; $l050.
Ubrtftine une @britian 8renbler an
Rnnrao Steurentbaler, Grunbitad am
2e0n Greet; $500.
S VI SohniDn an u @ SeiIbron, @rnnb.
fttid an Der 4ppes Gtrnse; 1862.
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70 OIlie eineu gaffan>
ten aus mel den. Ser Baron
9lttfDis aus Berlin pafiirts in aofel,
prsubtf9=Sdleiien, nit feinem autos
mobil cine StraBe, bic eineul Rir6bof
sRtlang fiihrt. pt0bIt9 ran@te ttn
pafant. Der S9IOTsr Reimann, iiber
ose @trabe. lin inn ausautpei6en.
blseb bem Gutomobinenter nints iitrta,
als sseen oi. Mauer oes Jrieobpfss
90 feuerH. 4ter entftdno cine Ia Me=
ter srcbe 9ref9e. Nefmann iuurbe
ietoer bod bonn Wasen erfaBt unb 70
f@mtr bsrlest, 0aB er Far' Das Muz
touscbf mar p0lIig aertrii. .rmert; feiue
Snfufeu bIithsp ---.-:,::s.teht.
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- Cine 9epeihe aus Berlin iaQt,
6intihtlib oer Nffdre oes In Nltpna
perhafteten anaebli@en Nnnrhiiten
Nuguft NUienberQ aus Seattle,
Waibinaton, bat iif nibts BON Be.
lang enttuidelt. uno eine GrlebieuuQ
oes Sales lift uift 10 bnfo su errpars
ron
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,,8DrD sS1rmaltn" ((gtmer &
slmenb) antiieptifbes WitteI gegen
Branowunoen. @unbert 6autaus.
iblag D6er dbnlidbe 2eiben. Sn
allen NuDthefen III haben
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R. g. & z. Raba.

Mbfahrt.
yfab 8acu. SDrt 8Drtb, Dallas, Raufus
gttB, ct. Souls unb gbicagD, taglich,
(Sunfet 0epet) ..8.45 Gben6s
9ocaIsug nia SmttbbilIe. -. z. .1Ogoru,,
Nnfunft:
won Chicago, ct. 9onts, aanjes 9th,
Dallas. Sort Bortb umb @aco, taaIin
(Suniet 0eppt) ........... 8 Muroens.
9Ocalsua nia SmithnilIe. -. 9.05 G6enbs
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Gulf Gbpre 8abn.

Nbfabrt.
Rah 9anernia. Sutberlanb Sprinas.
StHdbaIe, taglirb, 800 BORN.
Nntunft.
Wen Stpdbale, SUTHERLAND Springs uub
GanerHia. t6Qlidh. .......2:3O Nochm.
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Eant 1saler. .-glettrifbe Sblei.
lsrel. -Nlamo BIasa. 0ersauf BON
wseiiern. Sheeren etc,
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o u mmt aus Heis. 3ipei
profefortn Der japanifhen 2anospirthr
f&aftIidsn Godfhuls in 9ofio 6oben
eiR Ntrfahlen sntbsdt, ourd pel9es
@ummi aus elmer beftimnten Reisforte
Mo4ireis) setppnnen peroen tann.
Dd tpdbrenb Der lssten SahrStbnte Der
@ebarf an Ganlnli ourtb ben Mufs
fbmuas Der Sabrrab<, Der MutomobiIs
Inb eiefKifden Snbuftris Elm 70 auberz
rrAeuihb srpber sstporben 1T, bub sr
tnnn, mebr gebedt iperben tann, 70 1T
bic Gntbeduns sints brGudbaren 0ers
fcbrens aur fiinftfifen 4erfteIlmng Don
GasxsHi bon iehr srpbs Hsbeut,tas.
StsduFraItf Den 9nnb.
beIlen atemals, unb Gorbiz
net bebauptet, Inn 1aturaufonhe mir
bea ale Gairbe nur iptnIelx, heulen uuo
snarxea; nur Die sea6bmtsa, NIT benz
Wleni@en lebenben Gua6e rermH&ten
su belIsn. Ois 6eerbenMnoe IN ben
GinBben gspptsns finb amh nidt in.
ftan6e gu be1en, unb HaThe 3ooIogen
gsauben, 6as Heren ist nur ttn Derfub
bes abieres su fpss1en, tpoau ss tn
folse her geaasnf&aft MT benz Msnz
i5en besmlaBt psrAs.
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NICTENGG,S
8acbbaHplnna ano 9ruderet

@ontO.Siber. Experimentation
etc. besieht man atn 0eiten oun Der
obieen alten sFirma. @roSe Wus.
spabl pm Sport uno ssancb.Mrtifeln
aller Grt. 8Iher uno 8eitIhriften.
Die 9ruderei iiberniamt ben Druid
oOn Statuten. 6obseits.. 8erlps
buHgs' uno Tiiiten'&arten. NIIe
GuftrGae tueroen prompt ausaefiihrt,
Sdalld1e Sollriiteu Salatwaaen
mad galiiprnien. ebenlu nod ct.
Souls nia IeIas & 8acific 8obn
ubne 8ebiel. Sbreibt an irqeno
einen Gidet Naenten tpeaen bieles
neuen Dienites Ooer an q. g. 9ur.
ner, @eneral' Baiiaeier.Gsent, 9al.
fas. Eeras.
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Gin flartr aOpf,

CUTE 8erDauung uHD Elm bobes Utter
iinb einigs Der ReiuItate infolse bts
Gebrauds BON 2utt's 2.bsrspil.n.
Cine wirkG6e I)at(adle.
Gins dbioluis aeiIuns fir Sopfihm.r.
gen, Malaria, Magenidurs, 6artlei.
bigteit 9psPspTia. 8iIloTitat unb abn.
lide qsiDen,
TUFTS Leber PILLEN.
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Gifeubabn=SaDr=Ylan.
s. y o.. ". 8abn.
Nbfo hrt.
Rad, alien ylurb.g erag. .gunfteu

NGb alien RurbsgeIas-Buntten
.............4l l1br unb 500 Gor,u.
Rad ct. 2uuis, Mempbis Mub Dem
:, Often l.2O llhr nacbm.
Nod Noro 9egas, Stauios gits uno
81. SoutS S................S 8. 10 nbenba
Non Wertto. ......... 1920 uorm
Intunft.
Bon ct. 2Duis unb bem Often. ..6 8nrut.
Bon lpcalen 8unften 6:O5 nnrf,m.
Son ct. Houis u. benz Often:l1 .05 abenbs
Bon 9areoo uno 1terifo. -. Loo nacbn,.