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Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1907-08-01

And prices the you try match them These
bugges among the best bugge built possess the
of the highest grade work convey through
illustration the unequaled nh rich uphoserng harmony
of design The only way to and them Wheels
high grade air dried second growth hckory long
and the springs the French head pattern easy riding
Trimmings genuine leather heavy dried
broadcoth Sweled paneed bode guaranteed split
ope4 at the hand bbgd and p2sed paint
leather clips and bolts hickory reaches
% boM sockets and wrists leather covered nuts
good points that al tex
should viii make right we guarantee YOU
bring good Buggies low prices ana soare deal
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1907-05-15
YOUNG LADY HURT IN RUNAWAY
Miss Lydia Scarborough Thrown From
Carriage at Sunmcrton and Her
Knee Injured.

S;ummerton, May 7.-On Suday
night an accident which narrowly es-
capped resulting in death or serious in
jury to a party of young people, oc-
Cured here. Mr. Hubert Sublett,
driving a carriage filed with young
ladies' was returning from the coun-
try at about o'clock and in crossing
the Methodist Church grounds, where
a new road has been recently made,
the horses ran upon a stump, and
taking fright, began to run and were
soon beyond the control Of the young
man. AS the r.addened beasts plung-
ed at breakneck speed down the
dark streets the occupants Of the We
hic!e We're either unwilling or unable
to retain their seats and, it is report
ed, everyone Of them were thrown
to the ground in the runaway. Miss
LYDIA Scarborough, the popular and
accomplished daughter of the Hon.
Q. c. Scarborough, was the most
painfully hurt. having suffered a Sc
we're spraining of the knee. Tie 9th
ers We're more or less bruised. but
otherwise we're not injured. The ve-
.!licle was wrecked.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1907-05-15

.'And there is not one Of thy blood
not one guardian kinsman left to
thee?" Kenkenes asked slowly.
Not one"
Up to this moment, during every in
terview with Rachel, kenkenes had
forsworn some little prejudice or sac
rifced some Of his blithe self esteem.
But the tragic narrative swept all these
supports from him and left him soil
tary to face the charge Of indirect COM
plicity in murder.
With an effort he raised his head and
spoke.
..Rachel, if my humiliation Will salts
fy thee even a little as vengeance upon
Egypt, do thou shame me into the dust
if thou wilt"
81 do not understand thee" she said,
with dignity.
believe me, I would help thee In
some wise, and, alas, there is no other
way by deed or word that could
prove my sorrow.'
Tears leaped into her eyes.
..Nay! Nay" she exclaimed. .Thou
dost wrong me, Kenkenes. What wick
edness were mine to make the one con-
trite, guiltless heart In Egypt suffer
for all the unrepentant and the wrong
doers Of the landr
Once again he took her hand and
kissed 1t, because the act was more
eloquent than words at that moment.
"It is near sunset" she said softly.
.Give me leave to depart"
Farewell and the Divine Mother at
tend thee"
She bowed and left him.
That night in the dim workroom
Kenkenes brought forth upon papyrus
a face OF Athor so full Of love and
yearning that be knew his own hearss
had given his fingers direction and In
spiration. He sought no further.
Tomorrow in the niche IN the desert
he would carve the want Of his own
soul in the countenance Of the god
dess.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1907-05-15
CHAPTER z.
THE MARGIN OF THE NILE.

G TlENEPTAH having come and the
SfVkl old regime Of life resumed,
III III Memphis subsided into her nor
sA maI stata of dignity. Mentu re-
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1907-05-15

TIE son OF TEE ROYAL ARCHITECT.
= CsARCH and April had passed and
sNTR now it was The .1st Of May.
II III Five days before the ceremony
ss of installation had been held
for the lnurket and the cupbearer. and
for four days thereafter the new Off
GERS passed through initiatory formal
tiles. But on the fifth day the rites
Of investiture had been brought to an
end, and Mentu and Nechutes entered
on the routine OF service.
TO Mentu fell the dignifed congratu-
;ations Of his ovn world Of sedate old
rob.es ard stately women, but Ne
chutes was younger and well beloved
by youthful Memphis, so on the night
OF the fifth Gay the house Of Senci was
aglow and in b banquet room there
was much you.I.. ,eyel in his honor.
Aromatic torches Garing in sconces
lighted the fc;eze Of lotus, the painted
paneling on the wall aud the clustered
pillars tiiat upheld the ceiling Of the
chamber. The tables had been removed,
the musicians and tunblers comnloD
to such occasions We're not present. for
the rout was small and sufficient unto
Itself for entertainment.
Gathered about a central figure,
which must neeGs be the one Of high
est rank-anG in this instance it was
Rameses, the crown prince-were the
young guests. They We're nobiemen
and geHtlewoGen Of Memphis, freed
for an evening from the restraint Of
pretentious affairs and spared the awe
some repression Of potentates and mon
itors.
Hotep was host and these were his
guests.
First, there was Rameses. languid,
cynical. sumptuoUs and enthroned i'll
a capacious fauteGil, significantly up
holstered il parpie and gold
Close beside him and similarly en-
throned was Ta-user She wore dou-
ole robe of transparent linen, very
fine and clinging in its texture. The
overdress was simply a white gauze.
striped with narrow lines Of green and
gold. From the fillet of royalty about
her forehead an emerald depended be-
tween her eyes. Her zone was broad
braid Of golden cords, girdliHg her be-
meath the breast, encompassing her
again about the hips aud fastened at
last in front by diamond shaped
buckle Of clustered emeralds. Her san
dalsy were mere jeweled straps Of white
gaze,'e hide, passing Hnder TIE REEL
and ball of the foot Sic vas IS dac-
inely dressed IS 9 lisson dancing s.rl
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1907-05-15

caught it up, sweeping his fingers
strongly across the strings.
A 1nomentary silence fell, broken at
once by the applause Of the peace low
ing, who cried, Sing for us, Ken
kenesw
He shook his head, smiling. q did
but test the harmony Of the strings.
Harmony is grateful to mine ear
Menes' lips twitched. "If harmony
is here" be said, with meaning, ''you
will find it in the instrument
Again a voice from the general con-
versation broke in, this time from Ram
eses
"Kenkenes hath outlasted an army
Of other singers. knew him as such
when mine uncles yet lived and my
father was many moves from the
throne. 1t was while we dwelt unroy-
ally here in Memphis. They made thee
sing. in the temple, Kenkenes. Dost
thou remember?"
aye" Ta-user took it up. "They
made thee sing in the temple, and it
went sore against thee, Kenkenes.
Most of the upper classes in the col
lege here were hoarse or treble By
turns, and the priests required thee by
force from thy tutors because tb<.d
couldst sing. Thou vert stubborn lad,
as pretty as a minosa and as surly as
a Gagged lion. can see thee now chant
ing. with a voice like lark, and frovn-
ing like a very demon from Anenti..''
The princess laughed musically at
her own narration and received the ap-
plapse oe the others with a serene
countenance.
cart still as reluctant, Kenkenes?"
the Lady Senci called to him.
The hesitation between Sencis inyi-
tation and his answer was not notice
able. He put tie instrument out Of his
reach. tossing it on cushion little
distance away.
Not so reluctant" he said. turning
his face toward the lady, ..as unready.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1907-05-15
January Gets Pardon.

Washington, Nay S.-2resident
Roosevelt has approved the attorney
generals recommenGation that Viii
lam January, alias William Ander-
son, OF Kansas City, No, be pardoned
frora Fort Leavenworth perfce1.i iary,
to take effect July 19
Bonaparte's recommendation says
be thinks January should serve an
appreciabie time in prison. Indicating
asa matter OF strict right he still be-
longs there out he also tainSs the pc
riod should be approximately short.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1907-05-15
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin,
PLEASURE YACHT LOST. !

Ss'ise Yacht Rita Sailed From Miami,
Fla. Eo,ty-Two DAYS ago.
New York, May 11.-All hope has
been abandoned for Marion Story's
yacht Rita with Capt Olaf Jacobson
and a crew of six men. It is believ-
ed the yacht has gone to the bottom
with all on board. The yacht sailed
from Miami, Fla, forty-two days ago
for New York and since then has not
been reported.
A. ]. Mcintosh, story's agent, said
today: 'The only chance in the
world is that some vessel might have
picked up the men. Every possible
effort has been made to get q trace Of
The yacht, but We given up hope
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1907-05-15
"Sing for us, Kenkenes Z"

I have exhausted my trove Of songs
for this selfsame company, wherefore
they will not listen to reiteration, which
is ever insipid."
Siptah buried his clinched hand in
a cushion on the floor near him.
80 thou paternal prince" he said,
repeat US a prayer Of exorcism as
father should, and rid us Of our fears
Of Moses the jew"
mine exorcism Of the Hebrew sor-
cerer Moses will be harsher than for
mulas. I shall not beseech the Israel
ties. and it will avail them naught to
beseech me-"
Thou art ominous, light Of Egypt,
Kenkenes commented quickly. wilt
thou open the heart further and give
Us thy meaning?'
Hast lived out Of the world, O son
Of Mentu? The exorcism will begin ere
long. In this I give thee the history
Of Israel for the next few years and
close it. I shall not fall heir to The
Hebrews when I come to wear the
crown of Egypt"
'!Are they to be sent forth?" kenke-
mes asked IN a low tone
Rameses laughed shortly.
Thou art not yerSed in tie inncen-
Goes OF court talk, my kenkenes. Nay,
they die liz Egypt and fertilize tie
Soil
1T viii raise g sct-given uproar,
Rameses, Aleres broke IN. with meek
CONVICTION. .a2s!. IS thou hast said, 10
the king the credit 70 BIS advisers the
blame
Nay; the process is longer and more
natural" the prince replied caTe!ess!y.
1T IS but tie same p,ethod of tee
mines. Who can call death By hard
I&oor murder:
TIE full brutality of the princes
meaning struck home Kenkeaes grip
ped the arm Of Ta-rneris chair with
such power that the sinews stood cp
rigid and white above the back Of the
brown hand. Luckily all Of the guests
were contemplating Ra,neses With
more or less horror They did not see
the color recede from the young art
lists face or his eyes ignite danger
ously.
N;asan2th sat I'D very straight and
leveled a pair Of eyes shining with &C
tl.sation ct the prince.
"Of truth; was thine the fat:" she
demanded.
Even so, thou lovely magistrate"
he answered, with an amused smile.
was it not a masterful one?"
Hotep delivered her warning
glance, but she did not heed it Aus
tere Ma. the defender Of truth, could
have been as easily crushed;
'.Masterful.," she cried. Nay, Ne
ncs, lend NE thy word OF all Set-giv-
en-. pitiless. atrocious edicts that is the
cruelest. Shame on theer'
At her first words Rameses raised
himself from his attitude of languor
into an upright and intensely alert po-
sition. The company ceased to breathe,
but KenleDes heaved a soundless sigh
Of relief. Masanath had Uttered his
denunciations for him.
Meanwhile the princes eyes began to
sparkle. rich stain grew in his cheeks,
and when she made an end be was the
picture Of animated delight. For the
first tine in his life be had been de-
fed and condemned
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1907-05-15
CHAPTER X1.

TIE son OF TEE ROYAL ARCHITECT.
T. CsARCH and april had passed and
sHnb now it was The 1st Of May.
II III Five days before the ceremony
- of installation had been held
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1907-05-15

*Evee samples of "Preventics" and
q booklet on colds will be gladly
mailed YOU on request, by DR.. Shoop.
Racine. Wis, simply to prove merit.
PreveaticS are little Candy Colo Cure
tablets. No quinine, no laxative, moth
ing harmful whatever. Preventics
prevent colds-as the name Implies
when taken early. or at the ''s,leeze
stage For a seated cold or Ia grippe,
break it up safely and quickly with
Preyentcs. Sold by Sibers's Drug
Store.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1907-05-15
\ PECULIAR DEATH.
c..eg"o Breaks Ills Neck in iaI Of
Twelve Inches.

Greenwood, May John Rey-
nolds. a negro train hand on the
Charleston and Western Carolina
railway, met tragic death here yes
terday morning in a pecuiar manner.
While asleep in his bunk in the ca
boose Of his train, he rolled out Of the
bunk and striking the floor had his
neck broken. 1t seemed that he fell
on his head and the weight Of his
body in some way brought about the
broken neck. There were other ne
groes in the caboose and they We're
awe ll,ene.! by ehe 1ali which happen
&c ab,.i-. clock III tbe morning.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1907-05-15

*Kidney complaint kills more peo-
pie tl.an any other disease. This is
due 70 the disease being so inSidious
that i gets good hold on the sys-
tenn before it is recognized. Foley's
Kidney Cure viii prevent the devel-
opmant Of fatal disease if taken in
tine Sibert's Drug Store.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1907-05-15
8.oToUs STRIKERS.
{ ass'.oremcn Invade Steamship Pier
s..i Drive Out Strike Breakers.

* :lgss.o-Gnlcn Invade Steamship Pier
asd Drive Out Strike Breakers.
s:ew York, Nay 11:-seven hun
ared striking longshore.aen invaded
TIE piers Of the Italian line on North
ri.e:, many armed with Clubs and
oaie hooks: and forcibly drove from
the deck of the steamer Canpania
80 italian strike-breallers, who We're
engaged in loading the vesSei The
police e2ded the trouble by driving
ne strikers back from the pier
leoiica Commissioner Bingham
maae preparations today so the police
pa~aae en- proceed des0ita the
strike
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1907-05-15
HOW'S This?

We offer 500 reward for any case
If catarrh that cannot be cured by
Halls Catarrf Cure.
T. ]. cheney & Co., Toledo, O.
We, the undersigned, have known
3. ]. Chenes fer the last Is years, and
believe him perfectly honorable in all
business tr -nsactions and financially
able to carry out any obligations,
made by h IS firm.
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken in
ternally, acting directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces Of the
system. Testimonials sent free. Price
75c per bottle. Sold by all druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for consti-
patton. 4-1S-1m
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-03-15

1eben ben STANDARDIZATION anldBli@
Der 3o0iahrigsn SubsIfeisr Der gsrleis
hung Der Stdotre6te berdnitaltet lutrs
ben Toll, Dirb ieBt ndberes 6etaRnt.
Dus erite &un3trt inter 2eitang BON
Better Adabe pirh bic 8ebcitung
Mannbeims In Der TluIit : @eI6i6te
beg Is. Sa6rbuBSerts 3ur 9eItung
brineen uub insbeIpnbere bdrtbun, in
lpeIhem Nlase Der Stil Der 8iener
&laiiiler in Der bura Sobann Ssas
nib (1717 - 1850 beipirften GttIres
form tpurseIt. Sc tpnrmen untet dns
berem gum 8Ortrdg BON Stamib: feltIt
bic Sr6eitertrips in Gsbur un6 8sbur
unb bic Symphonic Melpbie sermanicd
in y bur ferner bon SgnoS ScI3s
bauer bic Oupsrtiire gu r@iintber ben
S1iDaraburg" Q776). Sn ben bd.
rduffOIeenben Sagen tpmmen sur guf,
fibruns: SbmpbOnien Sabbns, Dc
adrts unb g~eetbpbens; ferner ,gbris
ltus" bon aisst, 9rudners neunte
Symphonic unb Straub' .SsIbeuIe'
ben"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-03-15

mas notbpen6is III, III cine Eolhe lers
tlHsbobn, tpis bic BON Der preuBiihen
Stdotspsrpdltlng in Der NGbe bon
Berlin seihaffens, bic BEL elmer 2Gnge
non 5761 SUB Tin Gprm eines ObolsJ
teinen dHrtrn 3tped bisnt, oIs grpes
rtinenten nit neuen lInterbauten, ben
berf9iebensn glrten BON Gmtenen,
S9peIIen, 2oT6en, @ei6en, Sionus
len, u. +. p., turS ALIEN, mas siirt
Sobnbau unb sBstrieb gehTrt nnb boz
rim @erpenbung finbet. Man bat cine
iolGe @eriu9sbubH briiben fir motifs
tpenbis eru9tet nngeIi9ts Der ,lei6er
nod INNER aoblrei9en 8abnunFdlle,
bic Sdbr fir Sabr 81 betlaaen iinb.4
Od6ei hd5sn ouf ben TGmtli6en beuts
t9en 8abnsn nit ibrer @eIdmtldnQe
BON $4,000 MeiIen i'm Sabre 1904
(ods leBte, fiir bds bic einf9lGataeH
3dblen pprlie9en) hur 953 perIpnen
@eifenbe, 8sbienfete hn6 r@nbere"
5ulomrtnen9enominer) ibr Qeben pers
Ioren unb 2167 @erIsBunaen erIitten,
segen 1874 begin, 2447 in 1900. 6iers
8uldnbe tumen i'm felbeu Sabre 10.s
GAG perTpnen arf ben @Ienbabnsn
um's 2ebsn unb 84,155 pur6en Der,
Iebt, gegen 8455, begin. $3.50 in
1900. BORT tpirb ods iGbrli6s 8luts
Opfer, bas bic 8obnen forbern, BON
Sabr I'll Sahr oeringer, bier pd6ft es
BON Sa6r gu Subr in srF8redsn6er
@eiIe. = Cine ioI6e, pomDgli9 nod
grDBere @erfuGsbabn, tie bieIIet&t
bur4 8eitrGge BON Seiten Der Bah.
nen rad MuBitab ibrsr 9rDbe gu er.
6dIten lpdre unb beren 8eFunSe fir
ale 8dbnsn bes 2anbes mabaeben6
big. Dem aQitf gut Slid 0raufIoss
balen ainb sfa4ren muB enbli8 Gins
halt ee6oten ipet6er.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-03-15

Sn Der 3eit bonn 81. Suli BIG
6. auguIt b. S. pirb Der 8. interndtioa
male @eOrsrupben : &ongrsB in @enf
ibsebdlten perbsn, nnO Stpar uRter benz
@orIiB bes 9rGIioenten Der @snfsr
Geograpbii6sn GeiellT6oft, Or. glr.
thur Sc glaparsbe. Nit bieTer 9ers
fammlung tpirb bic Ssier bes 50siGbrt.
gen 9sTtebens Der 9eograpbtIden Sc
iellIdnft in @enf nerbunben Iein. 81
ben @bren : 8rGIioenten bes &onoreIs
les tperben auBer benz 9unbesprGIibene
ten Der S9psi3 ge6Dren: Cir Clemens
Wdrf6din, Der benz onboner Ronores
i'm Sabre 1905 p%rGItbirte. Sir Soiepb
9oOter, Sir SObn MurraD, Or. g.
&eltts, prof. @dmberD 8rpf. S6ptins
furtb, Der Sersog Der GbbruSsen, bet
Shirt bon Monoco, 5riticT RanIen,
Sben 6ebin, grof. Oapis bon Der Sars
barb llniOerIitGt unS 6, 2epaIfieur.
Der &onereB tpirb Ti9 in 13 @sttto,
nen aliebern, Die SuuetF in ben RGus
men Der @enfer llniperlitGt togen pera
ZEN. @s iinb bereits iibsr 80 @prtrGse
unb Seitr1ge ansemeIoet porben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-03-15

uebtr bag I'M Naoi s. 4. Ttdlts
finOsnbe MulitfeR In Munubeim, eds
Cine, aefuBbe @eqeHb lit
bic an Der IGIespigI6en MeFtine oes
lsseue SoIbinIeI GiberTdbt. QIIein IN
BEN tnapp 500 Ginpobner sGbIentsn
Tleden 9Ibsnsportb ~ betonnt burh
BEN Olbsnsnortber 8srtrdq bonn &c.
TObembsr 1713, iufoIssbsTfen ii6 BET
I@mebiI9e 6slOmnriHdI Gteenbod
BEN btrsinigten @uIfen, Go9Ien unb
GGnsn NIT 1000 Mann tritssaeFcns
etn ereub - Tinb onnGhsrub so Ser,
Tonen ibsr 90 Sabre at, Odbcn o6k
iibsr 80 Sabre sipsi 100 Sabre ali.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-03-15
SO @s0uIbiae.

Gin iuneer Mann Itanb an cirtt
@trobsnsd uub md6te einem NAB,
den ioufts gurpiirfe fpegsn ibrss gu.
EpGttommens. .4ber Sobn, i9 Sin
rod MIR i'm 90 Minuten perIpdtet, "
onfportete Tie. 80, ia" fa9le st
milbt, aabsr On bah Did i'm Sage
eeirrt. Sd marie Bier ieit geferu
@bsnb."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-03-15

|L h".r|
SIN Gintinndtier 8oItss
blutt lafen mir bisIer Sage: Die
Imeritaner baden Elm Gpri9nprt,
fueldes lautet: yMdn legt benz Sunbe
einen b6fen Hanen BEL unb 6dnot i'm
tdnn duf. @ieles @pri9pprf Be-
rubt uuf elmer 8abeI, bic aud b.r
DeutH6e tenut, Sin !Sunb fiet emit
zines ReiEenSeu pFsrb an unS Bib es,
RAP es iin bGumtt unb BEN Heiter abs
mari. 9u REF oieIer yBarte! tDbten.
fam i'd bid. Sunb, ni9t, benn ia.
babe feline WafFen, dber d mill
Did I'm bDfes @erunt unD.
.@efdtet brtngeu!1 gtfs tr.
nun 9cite tommtn fub, rief er: Gin
toller 0un6! Der Sun6 oa lit tolll"
pa IieFen bic 2elte. entiebt, binter
BEN Sunb Der hnb idlugen i'm tobt!a
NikerOem fsRnt Der DeutT@e bos
Sprifport: Dds geri6t t56tet BEN
Ml1nn Der @nglGnosr dber Iaat:
che that has an in name, is half
~ Der SranSoTe: lie bruit
pend phomme. Die WeisIeit auF
Der Sale aber mo9ut: .Dds @cti6t
1T INNER erDBer oepn bic @aGr6sit."
|.HYHH..L.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-03-15

Die 2orboner 56netber
itnb duf ben Sebantsn getOmmen, Bic
Mobe obIioatoriIh al MAIDEN: iie
tpollen he &unben Slpingen, TIRE @ars
berpbe b6uftser gu erntuerr, unb lafs
fen bur@ ibr Organ ,Sailor onS
Gutter bertinben, bdB fortan iebes
Sabr cine ntue Mpbe einaefibrt tpers
ben iolI; fir iebe SaiIpn fperpe man
eiuen @Hhitt un6 eine Gtpfffar6e
ipdblen, NE fid BON benz @6uiit uno
Der Stofffdrbs Der Triberen Mto6en 70
unterldeifm ioIIen. bdB Der ,@k.
burtstag4 Der aIeionnasfiide ielbIt
2aien in bic gugen fprinaen mrb.
Rpn piel fGtimmer. Die Suhsabris
tdnfen folfen eriuht neroen, II Sc
6tpffe ben S%ubrestag 6sr @%htfe6uNq
sinsuipeben! Die Gmneibsr limb Set
@nfi6t. 6dB bic metiten 4upben Ith
eutpillig bieIen Anorbnunaen fiiaen
unb iebss Sa6r i6re &leibunasHiite
erneuern ipetNen in Der 5urdt, anmcs
bern unb IaGerli6 ober abcr at arm
gu erI6eInep.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-03-15

sediment OF set
Ting indicates an
unhealthy condi-
ton Of the kid
neys; II It stains
your linen It Is
evidence Of KID
ney trouble too
frequent desire TO
pass Il or pain In
the back 10 also
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-03-15
Altrki pom Gage.

@On benz abrabom a
Santa Clara Gnelan6s, benz
Seiuiten 8ernbcrb Q ouaban, peib
Elm Miturbeiter Der engliIasn 3eits
.i9rift ,9ouitb Gotr" Glide
Inetbote1 Su bsri9ten. W1brenb
beg i'm Rom GbssbdItsnen Mariunis
t9en &ongrsfies - benz Der eneliIGe
Sittenprebiesr beipobnte ioII Der
papt In elmer @efelII6aFt BON
3aroinGIen Die afTettDolle Grss
bigtpsiis @nugbans i'm G6erse
na8esu9:1t baden, ipOrGuf aur6inol
&OIlu Iid Guberte: Sllnp Der
Wlonn 1T tin @nsIdnOerl" Rein"
srpioerte Der qdpF .er 1T aaf BEN
0eIup ge6orcn unb mir bdben i'm nu9
gnglanb 0ei9idt gum abtiibIen.
Rd4 siuem GeTsIIen i'm Srtnitb
college gu @umbribee fraqteGtner ben
i9ldgiertiSen pdtsr 9augbau, pas er.
aIs Ssiuit, tbun fpiirbe, fuenn Setns
rid VIII Iei6bdftis aus benz Sols
bein'f9en GemGIbe inter Die @efelts
f6uft Eera5iteigsn niirbe. I'D
piirbe bic Gamen erIu9sn bas 3in,s
mer gu uorluIien" anttportete er.
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Dieter Gage fpurbe aemeIbsi,
Der Standardization 6oubelss
fommiifion Eollten $4,000 6epilIict
fpsrben fir bic pruttii6e ausprobies
rung Der berihieOensn Gi9erbeitspor
ri9fungen an6 @lodIiqRal : SpTteme
fir giTenbobnen. Gds pGre elm
SGrftt II Der rsdtsn @i1tuns, ubsr
man tpirb biel lpsiter aeben miiTTer.
Wpit $4,000 trirb man nidi bel an
Fnneen, fssp. srsitIen tTnHen. Dsnn
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ats Der 5irfbtf6of BEN
9rtSIau &arbinaI &ppp, ppr
eintgen Monuten ben Srben ppm
SGpar5eu 4bler erbieIt, bic bD6Ite
preuBi!4e qus5ei6nung, nit Der fir
9iirserli9e mad ben Statuten 6es Sr=
hens Der erb!ide @lOel berbunben III,
rurbe bic Srass uufgerporfen, n6 rjes
fe 8eItimmung aud alf i'm Qntpens
Sune finbe uno isin Same uunme6r.
BON 9opp, Itutt aopp lauten tperSe. Sic
Meirungsn fudren gst6eilt unO in Ser
tdtboliIaen preiie i9ien bic 9tnIt8t ST.
itberpiesen, 5aB &arORldl &opp ala
5iirIt Der r0miT6en &it9e, nit Der Bee
fusnis, ii9 Bel Ieineu &mtsbanblunaen
bes firItlihen @appens gu bebient;t,
iiber BEN nieSrieen preubtI9en @be!ss
grade itebe un6 bieIer inn 6a6er niGt
berlieben iperben t6nne. Gs T6eint,
Dab man an ben 5uitGnbtgen Stellen in
Berlin, unO baB au6 Der &drbinal
lelolt arloerer Iufaiilng 1T. DEM
bds neu eriGienens San6bu@ fir rem
preubiasn SOf unS Stat, Sabrgans
1907, per5ei9net auf Seite IS unter
ben Mitslieoern bes Stadtsratbcs:
pSe. gmtnen5 Or. BON aopp, &drois
nal : Giritbii9of BON 8reslau, Mits
alieb bes Serrenbuuies.@ - 4lIo BIO
&opp!
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Thousands Have Kidney Trouble
and Don't Know Il.
How 10 Find Out.

FIJI a bottle or common glass with your
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