davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Minnesotské noviny., 1907-08-08

she lUldHCe uOUlttn uSpohoJh-
yeem stayu, neb po5atkem 5ervence
nalezalo Sc pokladne ma hotovosti |
S508, ,149.0S.
~ Name kupce ma domy loty Il |
poptavky po najmu. Proto kdo ma
co ma prodei q k pronajmuti, nechf |
Sc pfihlasi u mfstnfho fid. t. |. tt |
r Mas pekaf p. Frank Zd'arsky |
odjel v sobotu manzelkou do Bru-
no, MIMI, pedisati Sc tam na sge-
Iii farmu, kterou tam vlastnf.
= Mad pomysleni hrozna nehoda
potkala patek odpoledne eerno-
cha che Robert Robert Illags IIllaagsiissee isse. 5?6 Robert nj.
Davis bvl ziednan ku plastrovani
jednoho domu ma Westminster al.
sotya ze vkrotil zadnim vchodem do
dvora, vyfitil Sc nan velky ptaci pes
(bird dog) a chytil jej IA nos, jejz
mu ukousl. Trpe velk6 bolesti, spe-
chal zmrzaceny hned do 1fadovny
Ora. Halla, kde dostalo sc mu pro-
zatimniho osetfeni. Brzy ma to po-
ldafilo Sc hledajicfm osobam nalezti
Iukousnutou cast nosu tento byl
wat do lekafovy Gfadoyny a ulozen
" Thu. Bude ucinen pokus proyesti
operaci nos op6t nesfastniku, moz-
no-li, pfisiti.
Az Upozornuji vsechny odbera-
| tele a nfiznivce Minnesotskfch No
vim. ze nfadovna tychz naleza sc V
Ibudov6 Smelling House. roh w. Z.
lul. q Smith ave, kde isem hlayne k
Inalezeni vzdy sobotu odpoledne,
liakoz pondeli dterg. Pfihla-
Isky tykajici sc obchodnfch zalezi-
Itosti moflou teez b{ti cintny budo-
We G. S. p. s. u p. Vac. Pfchy.
| If r. b. Matlach,
mfstnf red. a rid. MINI. Novin.
= John Mccarthy, y{hybkaf ma
Great Northern drazc. naleza Sc v
Imestsk6 nemocnici nasledkem po-
ranGni patefe. iez utrzil nedell
yeGer padem 8 oceloveho mostu ma
Jackson ulici Jakym zp1sobem
spadI, nikdo neyi. Stav jeho ie kri-
tickg. az lekafi nemysIi, BE porane-
, nj podiehne.
ar Prodd Sc lacino domacf naby
: tex druh6 ruky, scstagajici po
: steli, vytapeclch kamen, satnice atd
: Haste Sc Z. 507 w. 18th St, st
Paul Mimi. 44-tf
Timto se uvadi znamos
, lvsem clenkynim sboru Cechie. cfs
12 JCD., 10 nasledkem odbyvan
skolniho vyletu ctvrtou nedeli ten
. Ito mGsic, 25. srpna, bude pravidel
Id m1gicni schiize odlozena ma ma
sIedujici den, pondGli &c. srpna,
2. iodine sini CSPS. - Ann
. Skok, pfedsedka, Anna FristenskJ
! Itajemnice.
Diynou zkusenost zazii /
rokd starry Albert sandhoeser. ~
! Izalezl do iednoho prazdneho zele2
IniGniho vezn 500 drahy, kde neyf
domky byl zfizenci zayfcn marn
: lhylo jeho volani, kdyz pozdeji vi
= lbyl pfidelen k vlaku hnul Sc We
: nssta. Teprge kdyz vlak dojel q
:, Eden Valley, vzdalenost to pres 3
mil, byl hoch kary yysvoboAn. =
4 SLY jeho byly jiz tax yycerpane, !
n lpotfeboval lekafsk6ho osetfenf.
/, y NepeknJch zkuscnosti dozi
i se ned6li nasi sokolici sokolk
l. ma soukromem yyletu, pofadanem
il jezirku p. Petraka Hopkins. Pr
il INF nehoda, ktera nepffmo cele drl
J. ziny 70 dot5kala, potkala povoz nj
) lozeny zakusky q jinymi nezbytn,
Minnesotské noviny., 1907-08-08

S Zprdvy re St. Paul. x

= v dterS minuleho tydne by
la svolana do sine katolicke Besedy
schdze, "a ucelem zaIozeni obchod-
niho kiubu ma nasi zapadnf strans
n,esta. Vzdor tomu, ze schuze byla
dosti pfedbszne ohlasovana, byla
navstsva velmi slaba a do jiste mi-
ry sklamanim pro pofadatele, iiz o.
Gekayali y6tsiho zajmu se strany OBJ
chodnictva a obGanstva vnbec.
Mnozi nepfisli proto, he mali "a to,
ze hnuti bylo vyvoiano 2 ofledG po-
litickych te pficiny, &c nechteji
se stati nastroji naci vile. JIM "a
nc pravi, ze vydrzovani podobneho
klubu by yyzadovalo velkeho nakla-
du ze te pficiny nemohl by
klub pfi neilepsi vhli prospivati,
Kdezto JIM opet pravi, ze name
zdc jiz zdokonalovaci Improvement
association) klub, ienz obral 81 "a
sikol peIovati stale zdokonalovanl
zvelebovani teto Gasti mesta, ia.
koz i ziskani sem rfznych prumy
slovych zayodi ze echo moe, yse-
cko skodi. Klub zvolil sobe "a pro
zatimniho pFedsedu II. Won Del
Weyera Tomase Novotnyho u
taiemnika q bude odbyyati pfist
schhzi orst ir,sssttakem zaFi.
ar Dejte si brousit sekA6e trav1
lIawn mowers) zamecnickem
strojnickem zavods =. r. Pta6ka
eisle 800, Jackson ul., st. Paul. q
nraci se rugi 43-tf
= ze opatrnosti neni nikdyy na
zbyt, pfesyedcil Sc tyto dny poll
cejni soudce John Finehout. Od
iel totiz ma navst6yu KIN SWIM pfa
telnm do Ottawa, Kanada, kde pf
tlaeenici b6hem velkeho pouliGnih
Minnesotské noviny., 1907-08-08
zyiasts p8knk Mianetonka MALI

gmluviIl ysme jednim velkgm phstite-
s.n, s-s;ius,s ss,ss. rs.ss sss1S- @s.s%en at1
n.sfAn -xasiIaf bude je dymkrAt deuns Toto
ovnce fa xviAAts p3kne u obdrxife 10 cerstve,
81 4 bodfuv no seirhui.
Minnesotské noviny., 1907-08-08

kafneValu DYla Ilu heznaIhyIn ka-
psofezem vypalena kapsy pene-
zenka &c $40. Donna st. Paul sc
drull lisii toho fernesla jeho soud-
coyske osobe daleka vyhSba, vsak
|jinak donna q iinak jinde.
~ Nejlepsi doba ku stavbe je
Ia. kdyz m6zete sc dohodnouti M
cenach dfivi. PFijdte nam my
vam usetfime penize ma vseho druhu
|dfivi. Name til ohrady 3 dffvfm.
Albert ] Zachar lie nasim fiditc-
lem cis. 730 zap. Z. nj. Teiefon
Main 1850 J2, st. Paul Wrecking
| 4 Lumber Co. 22-tf.
+ TAX nevinna a yseobecn6 zna-
INA ''instituce," "a iakou al dosud
| byl uznavan svobodny slunW V ho-
lstincfch, propadla posledni dob6
svemu ironickemu osudu. Jak isme
iiz sd6lili, byla pfijata ' obou zako-
nodarnJch sborech mesta pfisna
ordinance, zapovidajiei hostinskym
Idavanf syobodn6ho lunte a jenom
ldobrocinnemu smysleni mayora
smitha lie 60 dekovati, ze nebyla
lschvalena jeho podpisem. Die na-
|hledu mayora ie kazde podobne u
stanoveni netistavni ma zakladG
Izkracovani obmezovani osobni svo-
lbody iednotliycn Il ze nikdo nema
lpravo komnkoli porouSeti. zda smi
leo svobodne dobr6 vile dati, net
Inc. Sladkum tez SO ordinance ne.
Ilfbila Size proto, ze mimo pokuts
"a nv1zn1ni hrozilo hostinshIm !
krajnich pfipadech odeimuti weep.
Iniho poyoleni. Pravf Sc, ze bude ma
vrhnuta jina, ieiiz dodrzovanf bud'
Ivynncovano pouze pokutou.
fw Name v prodeii nekolik don't
a loti ma nasf zapadni z. ul. Kou
p6chtivi dobfe ucini, kdyz sc pre-
ptaji mfstniho feditcle t. |. If
Naneivys p6kne pfijemn
pobavenl ysem milovniknm v}leti
chysta nedeli Is. srpna spolek Slo
van, els. 3, c. ;. D. =. j., sic
uspofadanim vyletu po parolod
! Cyclone po fece Mississippi k ie
zeru st. Croix. Wis. Plavba po vc
de yede veskrz romantickou kraji
nou, zamlouvaiici se svoji obrazi
vosti a jsme jisti, BE podnikem tim
10 pride ystfic prani velkem
/. Imnozstvi kraiann zdejsich, Jim
: poskytne vzacnou pfilezitost "a We
mi mi IIeynoa cenu, feb jaakk jjaakk oohl.lasSses
y M jinem miste lie sc do1isti, sto.
: vstup ma LODI pro dospele pouze 5
centi. Pfiprayte Sc.
: = NekoIik grocerist1 We mesi
. byIo pfistizeno pfedminulou ned6
Ipfi predeii zboA pfedvedeno pre-
. policejni sond, jenz Y kazdem pr
) ) rpaass ;iiozzil jeaen dollar pokkatsf.
he SaDes Je saDes sapesnIci za HyHrJ
!. pokrotile DOLBY mali vrch
ar Dfivi lacino ma prodei w
e Io druhu stayebni dffvf iako bore
/. & Sc sse, sFarkoss atd.. pekna zasoba vt
4 II. Haste &c Jos. Vanicky & ca
= I. Ellison, Minn 42x4
: vsechny drahy majicf spojel
/. Tichym oceanem se usnesly
sr zvfsenf doyozneho ma stayebnf dfis
!; jez md yejiti platnost cd /. n
ma. Doposnd obnasel dovoz 40 cel
:. til mn sto liber dflyi, jez nyni II
y. hfti zvgseno ma 50 cent?. Oteka'
g se silnf odpor prot tomu se str
!, nv dfeyafn, neb cena yseho dfiyi p
4 4 4
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1907-08-23

David Warfeld is probably the
greatest Of all actors in classical
work since the days of Edwin
Booth. Booth was the founder OF
a new school. His was departure
from the methods used by his
father and of his sire's famous
rival, Edmond Kean. Most all
the old actors patterned after Da-
vid Garrick, who, Notwithstanding
his greatness, bequeathed to the
stage of tragedians the stride and
the gutteral so often burlesqued
by comedians. Henry Irving was
a pupil of the Garrick school, and,
but for his mannerisms, there
had not been so much of Irving.
In very great measure Mans
field followed the same style.
Henry Irving's greatness sprang
from THE Bells" 1t was prac-
ticaIly a pantomine. So it was
that the use of arti6ce played
a conspicuous part. So it was
with Mansfield great artist in
the display of the idiosyncrasies
of strong character. But the nor
NAL actor was Edwin Booth. He
used no arts or devices. His acting
was spiritual. 1t was the embodi-
ment of the soul-it was natural.
In Booth the mental and physical
elements harmonized with tn e
spirit, and from these came forth
his genius. Warfeld is bred in
this school. His genius was i'm
planted by his forefathers, and all
this contributes to the secret of
his success.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1907-08-23
OUR EXCHANGES.

The spasmodic rains that have fallen
over Dyer county during the past -four
weeks have done much good. Crops
have improved and in most sections
are equal to the average August con-
diti0ns. With good yield of cotton
and at IA cents per pound Mr. Farmer
will be an important parsonage about
next November .-Dyersburg Gazette.
Gambling on futures and other un-
safe and hazardous games of chance,
including the dangerous bucket-shop,
are put out Of business during the
telegraphers' strike anyhow It's to
be hoped that they will be knocked so
cold that they will never recover. They
are worse and more dangerous than a
red-fag anarchist, If such thing be
possible Maury County Democrat.
The only sensible. rational, equit-
able way to deal with a surplus in the
national treasury is to stop the In
iquitous practice that makes the sur
plus-stop robbing the people of taxes
not needed for the administration of
government affairs. Tariff revision is
an issue which the Democratic party
could win on next year IL 1t had man
as big and broad and strong as the
issue. He does not seem to have APP
peared on the horizon yet. -McMinn-
vile Standard.
A religion that fails to make man
pay his debts promptly and cheerfully
isn't worth wagging around in the
vest pocket. There are men in Spring
field who profess great interest in the
work of the church, the mention of
whose names would give an army of
bill collectors nervous prostration any
time, "Get right with God is advice
that every sensible man should heed
and the first step in that direction Ia
to get right with your fellow man.
Springfield Herald
Mr.. Bryan is quoted as saying that
the strengthening OF the American
navy in time of peace is "bombastic
display Of preparedness. We hope
Mr.. Bryan did not say this. 1t would
discredit cheap and ignorant back
woods politician. The American peo-
pie favor strong navy. They are too
intelligent to believe that it is wise
to wait until war comes before seeking
to increase it. They know that the
wise thing to do is to build it In time
of peace. Moreover, in spite of all the
objections Of the mounting dema-
gogues. the American navy Is being
enlarged. Nashville American.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1907-08-23

G. w, Boucher has again as
sumed editorial management and
control of the Dyer Reporter. Mr..
Boucher retired from the work
two years ago, and has since been
honored by the people of Gibson
County with a seat in the 1ennes.
see General Assembly.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1907-08-23
SOME INcoNGRUvIAL REMARKS

In this paper Mayor John /
Walker publishes an anonymous
letter and his reply to same. Mr.
Walker is convinced that he knows
the author of the letter. We have
no idea who wrote it, and with
that explanation proceed to make
a few comments.
Some time ago we commented
upon the manner in which the
park was being taken care of, or
rather the fact that the admins
tration complained of the expense.
Really, our object then was to re-
lieve the board Of the expense and
trouble by private. subscription
and management. We did feel,
however, that there was too much
complaint about the cost of main
tenance. But since studying the
matter little more we have about
reached the conclusion that it would
be q great deal better to make it a
private enterprise than to compel
the taxpayers to keep it up. There
are great many people in Union
City who are not able to pay a
heavy tax, and they should not be
compelled to pay for Injuries.
This condition is more apparent
in Union City than in many other
towns.
Many Of our people, who, when
they have paid for the necessities
OF city government, have already
reached beyond their ability, and
it is hardship to ask them for
more.
~
But while we are making these
remarks or suggestions emphasis
should be laid on the fact that the
park should get the best of care,
and it should be done at the ex-
pense Of the citizens of Union City.
The grass should be trimmed, the
grounds kept perfectly clean of
ieaves and paper, the flowers
watered and everything done to
keep it neat and attractive. But
il should be done by private sub
scription and management. More
than this, q new fence, an iron
fence something like the one built
lately along the track near the
Union Station, should be built.
We do not advise this expense
NOW. But a change should be
made next year and the park
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1907-08-23
Where Will You spead Yeur vaca
ki0n2

By the seaside, noun tainside or lake
shore? No doubt you intend to enjoy
yourself at one OF the cool aud delight
full resarts North, East or West. Write
b Jno. NJ. Beall. General Passenger
Agent Mobile s. Ohio q. b., st. Louis,
Mo, for full particulars regarding
rates, etc.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1907-08-23

"All the railroads in the country
would be mine if ! could get con-
troll of Them" says E. H. Harri-
man. Such man as that would
defy death and hell for selfish
purposes.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1907-08-23
II. G, MOODS,

We are authorized to announce H.
@. Woods, of Number Five, candi-
date for Tax Assessor of Obion Coun-
ty, subject TO the Democratic primary
November 30, 1907.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1907-08-23
WEST BouN
Illinois Central
RAILROAD.
soUTHBoUND.
EoRTnBoUND.

Trains No. le5 and Iss are accommodation
end stop st Paducah Junction 70 receive o. dls
charge passengers
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1907-08-23

Trains no. 1sl and los are Accommodations.
Tickets and particulars as to specific rates
limits and train time Of your home ticket agent
&C. X. Collins, Padueah Junction.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1907-08-23
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR TRUSTEE.
5. II. BRATToN

S. r.. BRATT0N.
We are authorized toannounce S. r
Bratton a candidate for Trustee Of
Obion County, subject to the action
of the Democratic party.
g. W. W0RLEY.
We are authorized to announce G..
w. Worley a candidate for Trustee Of
Oblon County, subject to the action
OF the Democratic party.
HARRIS PARKS.
We are authorized to announce Har-
ris Parks a candidate for Trustee of
Obion County, subject to the action OF
the Democratic party.
J. H. SANDERS.
We are authorized to announce J s. H
Sanders candidate for Trustee Of
Obion County, subject to the action Of
the Democratic party.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1907-08-23
FOR TAX ASS SCISSOR.
TAX ASSESSOR.

We are authorized to announce
Luther Parks as a candidate for Tax
Assessor OF Obion County, subject to
the action of the Democratic party.
Election Nov. 30, 1907.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1907-08-23

We are authorized to announce Tom
P. Noah as a candidate for Sheriff Of
Obion County, subject to the action
Of the Democratic party.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1907-08-23
q. j. EASTERWOOD

- We are authorized to announce T. J.
Easterwood as a candidate for Sheriff
Of Obion County, subject TO the ac-
tion Of the Democratic party.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1907-08-23

NV. HARLOW, D P. A., Louisville.
Al. MeDoUGALL.D. p. A., New Orleans
4. H. HANSON. a. P A. me. a. soCvY, A.a.e.A.
choago- Memphis
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1907-08-23
GUY WALKER.

We are authorized to announce Guy
Walker a candidate for Sheriff of
Obion County, subject to the action of
the Democratic party; election Nov. 30,
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1907-08-23

should be placed under the care Of
the Commercial Club, to be pro-
vided for by voluntary subscrip-
tons; and if the citizens are not
willing to keep it up that way they
should have no park. We are
confident of the fact that they will
have no park unless they take
more interest in it. The CONNER
cial Club should have committee
for this specific work. That is in
keeping with the plan outlined in
this paper last week. That is one
of the committees that the club
needs.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1907-08-23

AS to the grass, we acknowledge
receipt of several applications to
take the administration to task.
Every administration hasits faults.
Some are better than others, but
none ever escapes criticism. With
the improvements on the water
and light plant and the new streets
Union City has about all she can
chin. The city has right to pass
an ordinance compelling property
owners to cut the weeds and clean
up their premises. Why is it that
the citizens viii not voluntarily
attend to this without being forcedl
Why is it that SO many sit back on
a high seat and criticise without
Investigations
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1907-08-23

Gentlemen, we can't buy more
than we can pay for and we can't
pay for more than we are getting
Do you seriously think the city is
able to make an outlay of several
hundred dollars cutting the weeds
and sowing the waste places in
grass9 How much easier it would
be for each citizen to attend to his
part of this. You are not always
prepared to pay the tax, but you
are often able to give little time
to the work.
Remember, all we'll regulated
municipalities mot few, but al)
force the citizen to keep his prem
Uses neat and clean. They force
him to keep the grass cut, to keep
the snow and mud cleaned off the
sidewalks adjoining his property
and everything in perfect order.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1907-08-23

Use Sunshine Flour. None better.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1907-08-23
HARRIS PARKS.
j. II. SANDERS.
FOR SHERIFF.
r.. n. TANKERsLEY.

We are authorized to announce r.
N Tankersley a candidate for Sheriff
Of Obion County, subject to the action
of the Democratic party.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1907-08-23

One citizen wants the city to In
vest in sewerage, another in better
walks, another in better streets,
another in parks, another in first
one thing and then another. There
is not a board on earth, unless il
is one of those Doodle boards, but
which would be proud indeed if the
revenue was ample to make all
these improvements without max
ing the taxes burdensome.
There are lots Of things which
will have to be done by private
subscription if they are done at
all. We have issued all the bonds
we can float at par. The city has
no surplus, when its obligations
are considered. These remarks are
not dictated. They are simply
aimed at fair play. They are to
show that we have much better
administration than many other
towns.
Your city dads" are not to be
held responsible for the CONNER
cial growth of the town. It is the
private citizen. 1t is you, YOUl
~.
If the citizen wants his town to
blossom as the rose he will go
down in his jeans and push the
matter along. The most impor-
tant thing he can do is to give the
cause his individual and moral sup
port. Are you doing thisg
Gentlemen, go back to your
Commercial Club and look after
these matters. 1t is your duty to
do it and your deserts to suffer if
you don't attend to it.
The duty of the city fathers is
limited to city government econom-
ically and iudiciously administered,
and that is as far as they have any
right to 60. If the citizen wants
to spend money in identifying and
adjoining, if he wants to invest in
more improvements than the rev.
euues justify, he is neither con-
sistent nor discreet if he expects
the city to get hopelessly involved
in order that this end may be
reached. He is not patriotic an
less he and others raise the fund
by private enterprise.
The case is simple. There is a
limit to all things.
-
Tlon Esr ., : hs,sn TN1n..~ ~. 49,
The Washington times., 1907-11-15

hip effect
re very nsy al aIWhT
The Washington times., 1907-11-15
Girls Coats at S4.75
Worth $3.50 and $500
Natty garments for girls from to 10 years of age.
Made of imported dark plaid mixtures, rich broadc

Natty garments for girls from to 10 years of age.
of imported dark plaid mixtures, rich broadcOts fancy
striped mixtures and cameps hair plaidS.
Doublemeaed loose-ttng garments made in Glib
SOM STYLE collar and cuffs trimmed with paon velvet; large patch
pockets to match
enbeished with on
Values worth $3.50 andS
and
randc othersw
nc
brown. "a -
to Is Worth $1,000 y III
and Special at..., $500 ~
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-06-04
Opftr Der Na6ldiiigtet.
User Die 8arrnnseu uidt beadtet,
bic bon idmer5enOeu Nierer
alsgeianbt merOeu, beftnOet iid
aut BEN seraOen @ese sur
8rigbf'iden &ranfbeit.

&enn nit ben &ieren etipas ni6t in Orb
sang 1T, bann maden itG Die SDmftome
sem &opfe Bis 3u Den aiiBen bemerf6ar.
Sic folgenoen iino einise babOn:
&Opfi6mer5en, S6pinoelanfdlle, f6tper=
Klliges @ebirn, S6fafristeit, i6ipar3e &inge
unS l6tpimmenoe 9untte Dor ben @uge1t,
bfsi6e @eii9tsfarbe, itbler gtbem, SOobrenz
men, 9erstlrpfen, iaurer Ma9en, rnresels
mabigteiten bes Trims, &iifenpeb, @eritopfz
Jung poer unreselmdBiser StubGgung, S6merz
3en in ben &nieen, Sieberbaftisteit in ben
GiiBen.
gridlp @ib 8itterg 1T bic ribttge Mebi=
ain tiir lol9e Symphonic; bauptid9li0 elm
Nteren=Sonic, SDitemreinieer unb &egult=
rer. SIS entbdlt ollie Die notbtpenDigen Gigenz
i9aften elmer erfolgrei9en Nieren=Meoiaia
1eben Ieinem bepunDernstpert6en @influiie
nit 8eau9 auf Stdrtung un0 9fegultrung
oes Masens, Der 2eber unO ber @ingepeioe.
9ridlD @ib 9itters be9innt 5uerit nit ber
&einigung bar 8laie unD Der GingepeiDe -
babur9 biz unreinigtetten oustreibeno, ipef=
DIE allie 0ieie 6t0ru1sen pcrurla1t baben.
Na6oem bies sei9eben TT, ieben bic tpieoer=
berftelletben @lemente in bitter Mebi3in bas
quite Wert fort, bauen Die gci6iDd6ten 9ties
rem tpieoer neu otf, irornen Gie 2eber au 9ro=
Berer SbGtigteit on, r~einigen bas Slut uns
bebnen ibren tpobltbuenoen nno beifenoex
GtnfluB anf allie Sbeile beg &6rpers aus.
&ls Golse babon beliert ii9 Der Ippetit uns
bic @%eroauuug, Die Nugen iperOen tlurer, bic
Strait tebrt auriid, bic eingefallenen @angen
runben ii6l. bic @eiiGtsfarbe berliert ienes
bleide, i6mubige Nusfeben unb mabt elmer
reinen Saut unb bcm bliibeuoen Ausieben
ftroBenber Gelunobeit 9las.
@iet bdngt bpn Der 9romptbeit ob, NIT
Der bic 8ebanolung be9onren ipirO. 8ridly
IIb 8itters bot biele tpcit borgeI9rittene
Sdlle 9ebetlt, ipelde otlberen Mitteln ni9t
treiben t~prllter, aber es muB aud beba6t
tuerben, boB ese BET Mierenfronfbeiten Ella
Stadium 9ibt, in tpel6em feline Ma1t Der
8elt BEN 4atienten m1eDr retten fann. Seth
geparnt! Menn ibr bermltbet, Dab nit
euren Nieren ettpas ni6t In Srbnung III,
bann be9innt nit Der 8ebanblung fofort. IS
1T cure bette Soffnuns ouf @eneimns.
8. g. 8a6er1, aOSi, Ser, Tast: nGie su=
Dor in meinem 2eben babe ib ettpas berdr=
tises uie YridlD &ibl 8itters beriu6t. GS
tbut bic Mrbeit betnabe in elmer Na6t. Sebt
er3Gble i'd ellen rneiuen Gre1noen BON ibrem
srDBdrtigen Mittel unb ale, tuelde es Der:
fu9en, ipreGen BON ben bcrrli6en MirtuH:
gen besielben. IS bat mir 10 gut getban
bab i'd niemals tpieOer Obne basielbe in ma
mem 9auie iein tperoe."
aanft 6as e8te nit Der 3iffer u31 in
rOtbem Srud auf Dem 5rOnt 2abel.
aI &sstgstsrn 5ertauft. g,sis a1.oG.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-06-04
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per Wonat oHtirt. uno elm 4ebrer,
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