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The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1907-01-16

The results have pointed to the same
conclusion arrived at by the govern
ment experts at Washington, i. e., that
for nursery trees marching is the only
practical method of propagation.
Trees in open ground, which are not
to be transplanted, may be budded,
grated, sprig- budded and root IN
arched, with more or less success,
Generally less) but the only rapid
and certain method of putting fancy
TOP on large Seeding tree in a given
time, is that mentioned above, /. e.,
marching with an marched pot-grown
tree | have sold great many trees
that were eye budded, grated, spr1g
budded and root marched, but IN
every case | had to hold them one
year longer in nursery than marches
made at the same time IN order to
nurse them and get them in proper
vigorous condition for sale.
Some three years ago | mailed an
marched Mulgoba from four-inch
pot to my friend, Mr.. Lucas, in ia
maica. 1t is now IS feet high and
large in proportion. This year he
mailed me an marched tree in return,
but owing to lack Of proper packing
materials, it was dried up and dead.
| sent back two, lately, in the same
box he shipped in, using sphagnum
and paraffine paper, and | am conf
dent that he can return me two trees
packed in this same moss and papeE.
which will reach me in good order. l
have shipped these trees all over the
West Indies via New York and Baltl
more, often being month on the
road, and never have heard Of &c
per cent loss on a single shipment:
and almost invariably they are re-
ported in perfect order.
One of these pot-grown marched
trees planted by Mr.. Geo. L. Bran
ming, cashier of the Dade County
State Bank, Of this place, in ordinary
flat woods land, with pure white sand
sub-soil, and under water at times ~
the fall, in three years attained a
height of about seven feet, and bore
heavy load of large perfect fruit
unsurpassed for size, quality and beau
ty by the old parent tree. This shows
the different effect on the mango be
tween the soil and climate of Jamaica
and Florida Mr. Lucas tree has
made three times the growth, but
produced no fruit as yet.
To sum up: Root marches (Gale
method) properly inserted at the
proper season, will seldom fail to
unite, and of buds have had as many
as 90 per cent to take, 20 per cent.
of true gratis and 40 per cent of side
gratis, or sprig buds, but after this
much is accomplished, the battle IS
hardly begun, as anybody will fnd
out if they will only give the matter
a trial marching, properly done, will
give 100 per cent. of perfectly healthy,
vigorous trees, ready to ship one
months journey and to plant in grove
in from two to six months from il
sertion, according to the season Of he
year.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-30
Loss of Appetite.

A person that has lost appetite has
lost something besides-vitnlity vigor,
tone.
The way TO recover appetite aud all
that goes with IT is to take Hood g
Sarsapsrilla-that strengthens the
stomach, perfects digestion and makes
eating a pleasure.
Thousands take it for spring loss Of
appetite and everybody saws there 's
nothing else 30 good as Hood s.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-30
UPRISING IN CHINA
Several Officials Killed by Mutineers:
Foreigners not Affected

W WASHINGTON, D. c., MAY 90
The state department. today received a
cablegram from Harry j.. Paddock.
American Consul at Amov, China, stat
ing that an armed uprising had been
reported at Joan, fifty miles south of
Annoy. Mr.. Paddock says several of
fcials were killed by a mutiny Of sol,
diers and that the cause of the trouble
is unknown. So far as known. the
uprising has not affected any foreign
interests.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-30
New Warship Launched

QUINCY, Mass, May 29.-The scout
cruiser Birmingham, one of the latest
types Of fast warships, was launched
today Miss Mary Campbell, of Bir
mingham. Ala. broke bottle Of cham
vessel started down the ways
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-30
Observation-Disclosures. =. !, |,

Mrs. Howat and her daughtcfs en-
tertained Yesterday al bridge tea. the
last of the series of parties that thcv
have been giving. PLAYERS nj nine
tables enjoyed the game and prizes
were won AT each table by Mrs. Lock
wood. Mrs. Ed Parsons, Mrs. w. W.
Armstrong. Mrs. Frank Bird, Mrs. Me
Emery. Mrs. Ritchie. Miss Sadlor end
Miss Bailey, and Mrs. James The deco
ra,ons were very pretty. the parlors
being IN the wild hluebells and the din
ing-room and table in American Beau
ties. where Mrs. Keith and Mrs. Rice
assisted IN pouring tea and coffee
Mrs. George W. Parks entertained
al delightfully."- appointed luncheon
yesterday at ! o clock. The table was
beautifully decorated in white and shell
pink pconles, with hand painted place
cards. Covers were laid for eight and
bridge was enjoyed after the luncheon
Invita- tons have been issued bv Mr..
and Mrs. Morris Levy for the marriage
Of their daughter. Lena. to Carl Freid-
man on Tuesday evening. June 4, at .
o clock, al the Synagogue recen-
ton and dinner viii follow at the home
Of the bride s parents, 341 South Fourth
East
Mr.. and Mrs. swend Carlson of
Butte, Mont, are in the city en- route
TO Europe. They will visit Colorado
while going East. This is Mr.. Carl.
son s first visit to Sweden since he
he left there 36 wears ago.
Miss Stingley entertained at luncheon
yesterday at the Country club in honor
of her cousin. Miss Ruth kingsburv,
who is visiting here. The decora tions
were green and white, and covers were
laid for twenty-four,
Mrs ". 3 Muudy and son. William.
who have been visiting Mrs Muudv s
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Philips.
IN this city for several weeks past
left for their home in Los Vegas last
night.
Mrs. a G. Brockman entertained
FIVE tables at bridge Yesterday Wild
flowers and snowhalls were the decora-
tions and prizes were won by Mrs.
John Reed and Mrs, W. S, Adams.
Mrs. Carl Prinz Of Milwaukee, for
merly Miss Maye Crane of this city,
will be here next Monday or Tuesday
TO spend the summer with her parents
Mr., and Mrs Laurence Hammcl are
here and will be at home after the mid
die Of June at Mrs f. O. Lee S apart
ments in the Miller flats.
Friends will be glad to hear that
J. W. Hall is recovering from his i'll
ness and will probably be out by the
first Of the week.
Friends will be glad To hear that Mrs.
Charles w. Olson is rapidly recovering
from an operation for appendicitis at
the l.. D, 5, hospital.
Mrs. John c. DAILY entertained very
informally Yesterday in honor of Mrs.
Robert W. Glendinning and Miss Bea-
Captain and Mrs Woodward recalled
their invitations for dinner last even
ing on account of the illness of their
little daughter.
Mrs. Coombs will entertain next Sat.
urday at kcusiugton in honor of Miss
Daisy Holt, one Of the June brides.
Mr.. G. o, Hjermspad from Red Wing,
Mimi, is hero for Il few days on his
way TO California
Mrs. Greenwood from California is
visiting her son, 4. f.. Greenwood, on
First street.
Mrs. Don Corav and son. Donald,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-30

kodol for Indigestion and dyspepsia not
only digeste what you eat. IL tones tho
stomach and adds strength 10 the whole
made in conformity 10 tho National Pure
Food and Drug Law. Sold by Anstee-
Brics Drug Co.. A s Main.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-30
FOR TORPID LIVER

Take Horsford's Acid Phosphate
II stimulates healthy liver activity re-
lieves constipation, sick headache and
malaria
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-30

Excursions East May 2Ith and @0th,
and June 3rd. 7th. 18th ard 18th. via
.. S. l.. and U. p, lines. See agents.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-30
SOCIETY
SOCIAL CALENDAR,
Mrs. E. Bonnemort has

Mrs E. Bonnemort has is.
sued invitations for tea
Thursday afternoon, June }. al
her home on East South Temple,
in honor of her daughter. Mrs.
+. l.. Albritton, from Montana.
Mrs. LIE Grand Young will
entertain al tea Friday after.
noon al Red Butte Hollow, in
honor of her daughter. Mrs.
Kenneth Kerr. who leaves soon
for her new home in Riverside.
Gal.
Mrs. Freeman Morningstar has
issued invitations for a Kcnsinp.
ton, TO he given tomorrow after
noon at her home, 727 First
street
There will be buffet luncheon
AT the Country club today at
o clock,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-30

Rubber gloves boon to housckeep
ers-to Young ladies,
For who doesn't delight in soft
pretty hands.
Rubber gloves permit of rough work
and preserve the hands,
Good rubber-there YOU are-rubber
that will wear. that phablc-Is I'M
portant in gloves as IN other articles,
Every pair we sell you can depend
aIticle-complexiou brushes, cite.
Just teu.our.phone aud onr mes
scnper will hurry.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-30

FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS ap-
nlv TO G, F. Warren, General Agent
A T, g. S. F. Ry, Ali Dooly Blk, Salt
Lake City, Utah,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-30
What Does Your Mirror
Show You?

A shiny nosca Greasy skin? Rough, wiind
or sun burned spots9 Red patches2 Never
mind,-it is to cover and reliepe these
defects that
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-30

CITY OF MEXICO AND RETURN
$50 Is, May lst to May 9TH, June 7th
10 l4th and 10th to July 11th. Choice
three routes,
PLENTY OF OTHER EXCURSIONS,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-30

ANNUAL MEETING ELkS-To
Norfolk, Va, July 10th 20 2uth, 19oh
One fare plus $500 round trip.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-30

Mrs. George W Parks entertained
AT delightfully."- appointed luncheon
yesterday at ] o'clock. The table was
beautifully decorated in white and she'll
pink Pconies. with hand painted place
cards. Covers were laid for eight and
bridge was enjoyed after the luncheon.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-30

and Mrs. Morris Levy for the marriage
Of their daughter. Lena. to Carl Freid-
man on Tuesday evening. June 4, at >
o clock, al the Synagogue, A recen-
ton and dinner will follow All the home
Of the bride s parents, 341 South Fourth
Fast
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-30

Mr. G. 0, Hjermspad from Red Wing,
Mlnn., is hero for few days on his
way 10 California
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-30

Mrs. Greenwood from California is
visiting her son, a. f. Greenwood, on
First street.
Mrs. Don Corav and son. Donald,
ycill srnnl indnI. fr;o l.. -. d..
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-30

Mrs. Coombs will entertain next Sat.
urday at kcnsiugton in honor of Miss
Daisy Holt, one Of the June brides.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-30

Mr. and Mrs. Swend Carlson of
Butte, Mont, are in the city en- route
TO Europe. They will visit Colorado
while going East. This is Mr. Carl.
son s first visit to Sweden since he
he left there 36 wears ago.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-07-12
The Latest Fashions This Seasons Upodate Styles HghGade
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-11-07
@apne Scuntp.
8 SoLI @r0be, NIT OanShabs, merth 80

5onssbaIs. = Die @si6pOreneH in
osm 5al bss Charles Sautenld,laasr
uon Clinton SOwnibip, Der auf Die sIu-
tla9s proisiiirt wurOe. perludt ~ ba.
ben. Die SiftOr Seer 5amilis pom gBau.
mart ju uer9iften. fonnten iid, uid,t
eini9en uno Der 6all muroe oanu bis
sur Ha9itsn Seridtsiisuns uerI6ubeu.-
SRI. SOPHIA Risflsr uon goro Maain
Stra6s nno Benjamin .. 9enfins uou
ytsp 9ort purOsn DOnnsritas Nlittaa
in Der @Obnuns Der 8raut ourd, Ba.
flor B. 8. Swift als elm Gbepaar elm.
ssissnst. = 6rau 0illiam 5deier Don
Sio Bethlehem, bic fribsr Su sSbte
Wfills wOhnbaft mar unS Dor msbreren
wtonatsn nit ibrsm @atteu ebslih Der,
bunosn mnros unO nit ibm oauu bort.
bin umiieoelte. iturb DonnerItas uuo
purOs Samitas i'm bisiissn ct. Sobau.
mes 5risSbofs bsiSsisst.-Dsr 40 Sabre
alte Carpenter Srsn O. Dutd,er srbiua
iib geitern ju SSaDmart.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-11-07
Ruifiid1e Gnaelmad,erin.

S6on lGnsit battsn bic Ra4burn
Der 8Guerin 8piopa i'm 5leden Jeos
brppstoe unipeit petersburg bemertt.
baB .s nit Der bon ibr betri.benen
elufSiebuns tI.intr. bem taiisrlids
rufFIdtn Jinb.Ibauie entnomm.nsn
Rinber nidt gang nit re4ten 9insen
suaebe, unb f. madten i9lieBli4 bi.
8.b0rben auf fie aufmertidm. Gints
Sases .rf9isn bic poIissi in ihr.m
6auie unb beihldgnabmtt bic 2ei4sn
sp.i.r SGuslins.. bic b.imIi4 bssrs
biat tperben IolIttn. Die borg.nommen.
Settion srsab, bab bic ainber nidts
i'm Wagen bdtten unb on Sungsr gts
itorben tpnren.
9ie gptoipd CAB gu, bdb lie bas
eintrGali6e 9eI4Gft bss ainberuufSie'
bens fir bas Sinbslbaus fhon feit
.iniser 3eit b.trieb, tOnnte aber ni4t
anaebtn, ,nie bisl. Der bsm 5inbsIbduIc
entnpmmenen ainber ,esitorben" ipds
rem. Die poli3ei tonnte ibr nur iisben
Sdll. na6tpeiisn. in bsnsn iie 9tuf5isbs
timber bur9 Sunser gum 5obs befOrz
bert bate. Die 8ptoipa erI6ien in
aan3 tur5sn 3piIdsnrGumen i'm Sim
6eIbauI., mics bic Sootenf4eine Dor,
fri9 bas aoIts uno 9esrbisunsss.lo
elm unb bolte ii4 ieoesmdI ~friI4s
Waur.." Die ibrer O6but dnpertruu'
ten 4inber fpdreu 1hon bonn eriteH
Quaenblid an benz SunsertObe g.ipeibt
b.nn Iie erbieltsn teinen Sropfsu Rub'
rung, unb Itdrbsn mad ipenisen Ia
aen. Gbara{teriftii9 mar bic 9anb'
lungsp.iie bss Sinbelbauits. bds BIZ
ibm dnpertraut.n tleinsu Dsfsu obn'
36aern Der 8ptopd uuslieftrte, unf
6us 8erbrs9eu bes ainbsrmorbsi
ftinI9ueigeno ouloets.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-11-07
Die -Seutftbe Sausfrau" fur
S1ppember.

Die uorliessnoe 9iouembsr hummer
Der osutid amsrituniiben 5amiIien'
3sitidrift: Die DsutiAe Sausfrau"
cine gar itattlihe 9lussabe, umia6t niHt
weniaer oils SO Seiten uno wiro oieier
bsliebtsn Wtonatsidriit swsIislos wis'
oerum uiele nsue 6reunbe ,ufiihren.
Das llnternsbmsn 1T jsst i'm uiertsn
Sabrsanss unO bic 3sitidriit lsst IN
isOsr Ss;isbuns Den Sewsis Der Tsiis
uno oss bobsn Strebeus ab. Sn Der
uorlisssnben Aussabs sriaeint Der eriis
abidnitt elmer fortlaufsnSen @r3dhluns
pon Dams Gidslbad. .siebe srlOit-. elm
Invertebrates Stimmunssbilo aus Der
altsn 0eimatb. Sine tiirSsre @rSdbluns.
,@ebeilt" erideint uollitduois in Sisisr
9iummsr. pSm 3id'3ad Snr&s alts
SatsrIano" ilt sine Sammluns BON
gan, neusn sInii1ten aus DsutiHlano
benanut, oarnnter pom Berlin, Seipjis,
Dresben, Siibsd, Sranffurt. Stuttgart
unb anbersn Stdotsn. sluf oieie 8eiie
bisnt chen oisis Wiouutsi4riit als Sano
CUR Ssrmittsluns swiiden Der alten uno
neusu 98sIt. asltere geier wsroen iia
gang bsionosrs intereiiiren fir cine
SfiB5e aus Der Seoer Ruoolf Puhnsrs,
eines Der dltsiten lsbsnoen a4tunopisr'
,isers, Der in iiberaus ssmiitbuoller uno
feiisInber @eiie in ben Grinnsrunssn
Der sritsn Pionier.Subrs bldttert. Dem
oeutlden Solfs.Dihter emanuel Gsibsl
1T Elm abi6nitt sewiomst, Der nsbsn
Dem Yorirait bes belisbten Didters cine
9ln,abl isinsr iaOniten @sOi4ts brinst.
Die Summer sntbdlt Subem ssSisssns
unb intsrsiiante PluuOereieu fir BIZ
5rouenpslt. oaSu cine Wteuse prottiih'
Ratbi6ldse uno gGiute uIlsr art, BIZ
uOn Sutsrsiis uuO Bsrtb fir ulls 6rauer
isin miiiisn. Inter bieisn isien bsIOn'
Oers srp6bnt Die anleitunssn CUR an
fsrtiSuns uou ullerlsi 9anOurbeitsn. ~
9Ssitnn6tsssldenteu sselsuet, Die ourd
gurlaaeu erldutert wsrOeu. Den wer
ihsn Srausn unIsres geisrfreiiss isi bi
3siti6rift bisrmit uOdmals wurm sm
pfoblsn. GOreiie bss YerluSs: Di
Deuti6s 9uusfrau, wtilwautes, SSis.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-11-07
Scn 1eterSbura.

- Sin Ginbrsdsr pOllte friib MOu.
tas Wtorssu in Die 5runeis Singer
@obuuus an 8rsscott Slueuue einoriu'
gen, wuroe ubsr sntbedt uub ueridsuat.
- @slessntlid Der Giidtebr bes 9rn.
SObn Stsrn jun. uOn Wiiiouri funo in
Der BObuunS isinsr @ltsru an 9apIOr
sluenue cine ~9ulloweeu Partp4 itutt,
bic iid ju elmer rs6t frObliden 5uiam'
msutunft ssitdltsts.
- Sobn, Der 10idbrise Sobn oer
Srau gSeber BON Ri1ter StraBe, mel
DER ua6 ben ausiassn Der Muttsr un'
usrbsiisrlih lit unO pie cine SotomOtiu'
raudt, Tabat tuut uuo aud pie cir
8iirltsnbinber fIudsu fam, puroe 5reir
tag pon Ridter 9iencomb Der Serbeii
ierunesauitalt 3u @leu 0fills iiberpie
len. 0rau Dussan bOrte uOn isinel
6riibrsifs uuO bra9te ben 6all Jul
SenntniB oes Ri6tsrs.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-11-07

Dra6s 6s9rksstsa issU III b ba
..DsssaBIatr DiRs.
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Sn(tkttn als Sptift.
SsaDestaSf RabguHe smittsI BEL berfdliepss
aea B6IfeEu- 8Itee eeenfHdAeu.

asa SsIisrH- 8Iisesnfudbsn.
Wsbr. uls man sldubt, tperben Sns
f.tt.n s.seFen urb 6islfd9 als lsdere
Sp,iisn anesie6en. S4On Sobunnss
ber SGufer ndbrte iid BON Seuidretz
fen, tpenn sr lie aud tppbl niht 10 3us
ber.itst bat, tpie es R0Isl b. Roisnbof
in i,insm i'm SABRE 1750 eridienensn
8h9Iein beri9tet: bic s!SeuI9rsten
iperben in Butter gebraten ooer in
Giiis unb pfeffer eslsst uno iolIeu
.tpd ipie &rebie idmeden. R0iel
Islber fanb bas 9eriGt, nahosm er es
setoItet bate, abfdsuli6. SIM Orient
aber tperben Seui9reden pieI sesefen;
man .rsdbIt es bon ben arabern, man
beri9tsts ss friiber bon ben pdrtberu
unb bon ben STrdtliten in Der Wiiits.
Die @ingeborsueu 8raiiltens unb Sns
biens follen bic StabbeuI9rsdsu .ipie
WIrite brdten" inb tFsn. Die Sots
tentotten iinb sifrige SsuidredeneFer,
unb baben es namentlid auf bic eiers
ssfiilIt.n Weibh.n obgeieben. rWeuR
Iid Elm SeuihredenTehpdrm.. 10 err
aGblt prpfsfor S9ulbe, .nteberselaT' +
fen bat uno am 4bsuo iih BON ben
3tpsisen bdnsenb 5ur Rube bssibt,
bdnn lest Der Sottentptt Seusr an ben
8uIh; dTIent6aIben lobert ss duf. 9m
nG9itsn Worsen tpirb bic aide nit
3p.isen Sufummenset.brt. in G.le
ssiammslt unb auf srpbs GeIsplatteR
dussebreitet. Sier tperbsn bic eierbalz
tissn Sbiers ausssleien; 5rauen fans
pfen iie nit Stsinen Helm; bic fertig
3ubereitete, b.llbraune ipei9e WdNe
ipirb rob sssefen Ooer nit Wil4 am
s.riibrt." Nu4 bic 9ererO sHsn 9eus
f9r.dsn.
Rad O. S1fpeinfurtb efen bic
gongoi,eger ni9t nur Ratteu, Sdlans
gen, ionbern aud Storpions, Sermis
ten unb Glieseu. 2lu9 bic Slisgen
tperOen gu einem 8rsi setnetet unb IN
Gudenform gerOftet. 9aB 3ituben
Ihon i'm Nltertbum als ebbdr gdlten
uno Hdmentllh tbre Auppen dlS pallz
Berorcentlib iiiBe Speiie" ssindBt
tpurben. erSdblsn 2lriitotslss unb pli>
MUS; bon ben Snbianern tperben Seus
fhrsdensitaben in &Drben geidmmelt,
s.brdteu unb sssefsn. ebenfo pie
SdmetterIinssraupen, Gmeiien unb
dnoers berI6isbene 2drpen unb &Gfer.
Sunse Snbiauer bat Der 8raiilienfors
fder Q. Wartius beoba4tet, ipi. iie
ii6 Isbenbiee ameiien in ben Wunb
Iaufen Iieben unb nit Bebasen pers
fpeiiten. Qu9 profeHor Shulbe be-
ftGtigt bas SermitentHen BEL ben Sots
tentotten, Der Sottentott fheut ni4t
bic Wiibe, 5utpeilen mannstief sraben
3u miiFtn, um cine rei6e Sermitens
ernte gu MAIDEN. .guf bic fetten, iuets
Ben, ] 3olI lansen Rbmpben Der Sers
mitsn bat es Der Spttentott abseieben.
Sds grlefene tnetst sr gu sinem 8rei.
bem iosenannten ~Sottentottenrsis, "
Idbt es iiber bsm Ssuer trodnsn unh
fdpa9 rotten unb bersebrt ss meift
obne 3utbat. profefor Sdulbe be-
ftGtigt uns, bab bieis Sbisre serOitet
gang ipobIfdmeden.
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3u so Gcnts bic Gle,

-. g8ertb Csc bis 81.
=45 8oll gang 8OlIs Gtaminss.
SO 3Oll gang 8Olls 3affstas unO
Bauamus.
AZ 3Oa gang @oue Ssrsss uno
Gbspiots.
As 3on gang 8OIls Prisitlp iAwar,'
Sabrifate.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-11-07

llnisr Steibsrwaareu Department 1T
bsrrlid ausssrliitst. um ben stnfcrberun-
gen Der auipruduOllitsu SunSsu ssrsdt
su peroen.
Bir ssiseu ule bic torreitsn ususn
Sabrttate fur Sirds. 9odSett, GmpTan9,
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