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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-10
@ir itno aber Muscnleiben
nut unterridtct.

mo fbnren Sbtler oeSbGIb in Der glisa
pabI bon 9riaeu ocn beitcn 8atb 9eben.
NSeln Sbnen Sbre iebige @riqe niht post,
70 luiicu Sic urs Sbre glu9cn u1terfuhen.
2Sir bcrebnen feline Gebiibr fir Die llH.
tcriutune, geben Sbnen aber 10 iorefdItiee
Nebanolulla. ais Oh sic ms be3ubIten.
llniere Qreiie iiir Gldier iiuo riht bob.
marl6nml 70 nienria, ME $1.00. g8ir
Tidcrr GIen Die b6fIibiie 9eoienune 5u.
(Suni15, 12Wtn2)
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-11-28

'Aii thr i.trc things. sighed me
Bachelor Girl. Ioking her finger through
V little curl that hung over one or
snd Twisting the latte, ciroiessls tulo
shape. are going out of fashion.
What do YOU mean ifou'res the
Micro Man. "Matrimouyr
Yes. agreed the Bachelor Civil,
POPULARITY pointing her toe 81 the fer-
sian RI" and tracing Il n"sisl thereon.
and manners md m",iesty and ho!u'
cooking and nnttcry sud tjriiaS.
"ilatiery and nirtins" exclaimed
the Mere Man. discnstediy, 'arrn't
nice
You don't .num." re,nr'ri tic
Bachelor Gmt "youve never tried
either ~ ttHni.
Nave you" The Meic Mar turned
IL his chair and gazed at the tachelor
Girl So i~ntently that she reddcic9.
"They went out of fashion si" de-
rlarcd, ignoring tiie question an" keep
ing her eyes or the Persian. rug. be
fore you were born"
AID the moment you wer, born.
added the Mere Man. with conviction.
"What?' The Bachelor Girl slliced
UP and stopped in The iciddic OF t'ao-
Ing an inagiuar: -ircic Wi'h i"r vi,ie.
Kid tor.
'"rh. rnoinerl.f explained tac Moro
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-11-28
THE FORGOTTEN ART OF FLIRTING
ROWLAND

attentions without meaning ahNthins'
~ fencing without siaAbins. Its the
sparkle IN the champagne. the fiaV"r IN
! tho sauce. the d,yv on tne rose. lts
q game without a purpose. a
way of passing time. Hut nowadays,
and sine cnned back again with Il help
less little shrug. - man doesn't want
to pass time that way or any way. UNI
less there is something to be gained.
unless he has an object or a conquest
ia view. Unless
And Il woman doesn't want to pas
time that way" broke In the Mere Man.
Ticking h ashes from his cigaret con-
t~emptuouSly. unless h has matri-
iuouy IN view. The minute h finds out
that a a is regarding her as Il tenn
porary amusement she loses interest in
him and coois like a June day after a
shower"
I:ut she wouldn't ind IT out" dc
clared The Bachelor CRY, triumphantly.
~ you knew how to dirt. ii you weren't
So careful to let her know
You We got to be careful nowadays
il you wan to %flirt.' protested the Mere
Man. IL o don't. you'll soon find
tina the lady has been carefully max
Ing a husband or il butt of you. You're
ei,ne, bagged OF dished before You
know it. In the old days. When the
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-11-28

girls acre dear. innocent little things
who believed all you said and took
what you didn't say for granted. Il fell
low could SC on poetizing Unfortunately.
He could write love notes without the
fear of hearing them read III the cold
gray dawn of the court room or OF see
ing them copied in the morning papers.
Ne could rhapsodtze over a girls dim
pies or her elbows without feeling that
She was calculating his income or gath
ering material for the entertainment OF
the next. chap. The trouble Is that the
modern girl has developed too much
sense
"Of course she has agreed the Bach
elor Girl hastily.
Too much sense of humor." The
Mere Man leaned back and laziiy blew
a delicate ring. 1T gets on our nerves
and drives all h man out OF us.
II I should tell you this minute. for In
stance. that you look like u Madonna.
you'd probably reply that you pre-
fcrred cats to children: or If 1 should
say that that curl over your ear was
tantalizing. you'd louise me in the face
with the cold remark that 1t took you
three hours to make 1t on your curl
ing tongs: or II I should be fool enough
to ask for that rose in your ~hair-er--
what would YOU dO?"
The Bachelor girl laughed mirthful-
Is n tucked the rose more securely
into position.
"Exactly.' remarked the Mere Man
cuttingly.
What"
What YOU did" retorted the Mere
Man. Laugh. That's what the av-
erage girl always does when a man
gets sentimental" and he pulled at his
cigarct v%iciously. III we pay you i'm
and il we pay you possible ones. we
know that you are taking them in
with "A view to taking us In. In these
days u woman has no more use Tor the
frills of love than Il a Love isn't a
pastime any more: it's IL means to an
end
And the end of it ALL" rejoined the
Bachelor Girl sadly. lis thai men spend
spare moments at golf and he club
and the races, n women spend their
supcrfluous hours in bridge and shop
ping and gossip. instead OF spending
them in one another's company. Wom-
en- have To build club houses and or
gamiZe societies for the prevention of
things. TO MI up their days and en-
piOy heir energies. and men have to
join lodges and give stag parties. It's
too bad!" she sighed. 1T have
been such fun to nave a man kiss
What"
Kiss your hand. without any fea,
that he would try to kiss our lips
and steal -
Lord Forbid
< steal your gloves without feeling
that he would eventually use them To-
penwipers. and carry the rose 20,
: gave him Over his heart-"
( "Kear! Heart"
Instead OF using 1t. to clean his pip,
. with"
t YES" agreed the Mere Man. sittinl
up with a revival of interest, land !
e must have been awfuity jolly to AVE
girl work YOU"
Mr.. Porterl"
Work o a pillow cover OF a pair O
. slippers. without feeling that she 7:a'
going to work you for theater tickOks.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-11-28
CAMT Iov Gvrsy WY
HE AcJKED

Man. hat the athlete" girl ana. The
taitor-made girl and the bachelor si-i
appeared ~ the scene, the 'nolr,ei,.
hat the 'do-as-I-please. 'carry-,ny-
owli-iatch-key. 'look out f"r-rnysclf'
creature became the ashton: the mo-
inent that woman took Off her .ufi!ss
nnd put on a stiff shi,. w.,ist AID :,
w~haieboned coat: the moment that
yirls dropped their illusions and dorned
their aTmor: the moment they laid
down the tam and tool up the wte.i
and the typewriter. A man can't dirt"
he finished. %scornfully; with M ani-
mated coat Of mat. His tender
speeches n soulful g.a4ces AID pref
~ compliments n penetrate Il
wooden image. They fly right MI nth
out making an impression u come
back and hit him in the face"
The Bachelor Girl laughed.
That's because men Y forgotten
how to make tender speeches. and pay
pretty compliments" she returned
promptly. They're lost arts. The mod
ern man hasn't time to be subtle and
delicate. Even when he tries to tiirt
he zoe about 1t in q hurried. business
like manner. Just as he would go about
! ordering i bill of goods or eating "a
dinner or catching Il train. He makes
love Or an engagement or an afternoon
call as he were making time or
money. and does the polite thing as
il he we're doing "a duty. A Irritation
and the Bachelor Girl tossed her head
20 that the little curl over her cal
shook indignantly, cant be dragged
out by the wheels and put in motion
like IN automobile. IL men only
knew -
They know too much already" in
terrupted the Mere Man eMphatically
"1hat's the troublc. When women We're
a delicious mystery. "a chap could imag'
;-< III ,~yl- NJ p,.ftv ttUD ,yNnN
them and say those things as IL h.
meant them. Iut nowadays we haven
an illusion left. How are we COINS
To tell u girl her cheek is like n rose
when she has the cheek to inform u.
IN advance that she bought the ros'
part of 1T at thc corner drug store
How are We going to tell her that he
hair is Il golden snare or to rave abOu
the poetry Of her figure when she open
~ acknowledges that she got the gol,
and the snare from the smartest hair
dresser and the poetry and The mos
of the figure from II fashionable cor
set maker? You're no longer "A fasciu
attnE riddle. You're n problem tina
has been solved. a book that has bee
read. n picture that has been painted
II beg your pardon. Mr.. Porter."
by a dozen hands -"
III YOU mean to be insulting -"
\ invention of the dev -"
"Of modern ingenuity
oh" the Bachelor Girl leaned bac
and crossed her violet slippers.
'Besides.' flushed the Mere MAJ
lighting a cigaret and reclining indc
lentiy in his chair. what's the use {
flirting. anyhow"
"'Use!" The Bachelor Girl sat u
and waved a scornful hand. 1T ism
useful: It's beautiful: It's the poetr
the trimming. the fringe round the edl
Of love. II is to life wha lace al
perfume and rufnes are to a womal
what tile decorations are to the dinne
! what the dressing is to the salad. It
the exquisite art Of exchanging delica
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-11-28

Iion- Il. S. Tharin. Attorney a. law
and counsel for Antitrust League.
writes from I'ennsylvani, Ave, y. w,
Washington. u. C.. as follows:
"iavinc used Peruna for Catarrhal
disorders. I am able 10 testify to its
great remedial excellence and do not
hesitate to give it my emphatic endorse
ment and earnest Recommendation TO
nil persons affected by that d%isortr.. IL
is also a ionic of great usefulness"
Nh. T.. Harnecclt. West AyIiner.
Ontario. Gao. writes: Last water
was i'll with prenn,onis after having
Ia grippe. took Peruaa For two
months. when I! became quite we'll. | also
induced a young lady. who was all run
down and confined to The house. TO take
peruna. and after taking Feruna for
three months she is able to follow her
trade OF tailoring. I can recommend
Pcruns for al such WHO are M and "a
Quire a tonic.
Pe.rurna Tablets. :
Som. people prefer to Ike tAb.ets.
rather than to take medicine 10 a 1uid
form. Such people can obtain Peruna
tablets, which represent the solid mo
dicinal ingredients oe Peruna. Each
tablet is equivalent TO one avcrase dose
| AZ peruna.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-11-28
81. Daa Not r-.r Death.

An old tndy on her sevcnty-tiird
birthday u said. II do not mimi
getting Did, aud I do not fear death.
but I live I'm constant dread of paraiy-
sis"
For some time l have been wantin.
to tell you Of the great good your o
derful St0an's Liaiment is doing here
writes Mr.. James r. Abcrnethy. OF
Rutherford College. n. &. I'm fact.
oil your remedies are doing noble work.
hut your I.inimcnt beats all. In my
eight years experience with medicine
I 6ud non to 60 ahead of it. having
tried 1t Ia very many cases. know
OF young man. 4 brick mason. WHO
suffered from a partial. yes. almost
complete. paralysis OF II arm. I got
him to Use your Imminent. and now he
ran do ~ much work al ever. and he
sings your praise every day. get ali
TO use It / possibly can and know there
IL great vletue In 1t. have helped
the sale Of your noble remedies abcnt
here greatly. ana expect to cause many
more to buy them. as I know they cant
be beat"
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-11-28

on
.And swallow all your ronsensN
without feeling tha she was sNallovh-
ing il laugh. md take you in~
II bec your pardon
Into her confidence. without irciiaS
that she wanted To TAXI N"u iHtn thr
family. The trouble is and the Me-.
Man crossed on" leg ovcr ,he Other and
SaHed into the lire .egtettull3. tnAr III"
is getting 10 he Il speculation and we're
All afraid OF iooliug With vatered stock.
rs I ease Of ,leliv", the goods nr g.
nut "f the 9atn.-ani in 4 hirtat'rr.
there isn't Any goods to deliver"
The Bachelor Girl rose 50 suddenly
that the rose slipped from her hair and
dropped ut tho Mere Muu's fees. lie
fingers.
In chat case SHE remarked tucnir'c
on him scolntully. you ~ better aot.
waste any more time" aud sh. held u
her hand suggestiveiy.
The Mere Man took it. as he stood
up. and c!aspeu the uutSt,etched fling
ers tightly.
Tits getting very dark. SAID tn.
Bachelor Girl. struggling to free her
hand.
Why SO it is" agreed the Mere MAJ.
calmly.
And I'm expecting somebody this
minute
lNett before ne comes. tegdtt
the Mere Man. and lac stopped over
and lightly brushed her fingers with his
lips.
The Bachelor Girl snatched herself
away SO suddenly that she overturned!
the little Dresden clock.
There she cried in confusion. You've
upset all my theories and the clock aad
what did YOU do that for"
Don't you know asked the Mere
Ma peering down into her face,
through the dusk as he carefully nni
the rose in his left breast pocket.
The Bachelor Girl shook her head.
but there was a softer light in her
eye as she turned them on the fire.
II did tt said the Mere Mar;
drawing on his gloves and opening the
door. "---- Can't o guess why. H..
asked inpulsively.
NO" replied the Bachelor Girl. with
her eyes still on the fire. Why"
"Oh. just to pass the time said the
Mere Man rs he closed the door softly
behind him.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-11-28
An Out.of.Worker.

Phila ntiiropy Ia London is often con
fronted w the man who makes it his
business to be out at work. One char
ity worker was appealed to by a we'll
dressed woman.
"MarriedY" asked the philanthropist.
Yea"
What 4, your husband:'
Out q work"
"Hut what Is hc when he is in %
asked the phiianthropist.
You don't understand. miss" was
the reply. hes Il regular out o work
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-11-28
Explained.
Frcu i.ippinco,,.

f'rCWi i,ippInrott
Andrew Carnegie tells Of an I'D
Scotch lady who had no Srcat liking
for modcrH church music. onc day
she was cxprcssln. her dislike "t the
singing OF ar anthem il, it.i own
church. whcn Il frieid said
Why. that anthem is u very ancient
vns. DAVID eang it" to saul"
We'll. we'll sad the oin oman II
moo for the firs' tiine nnder~tan Why
Haul threw his ~javcliu y: Dsyid VIXEN
the lad satG for biN."
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-11-28
Our Turkey Crop.

The turkey cror az the United states
nnds Its FIRST irnportart marlic, ut Thanks
giving. when. according Ia y reliable csti
mate. about COCO 900 Of the birds arc sold.
Ii Ia raised W sinai lots all over tho
country. eacis farmer contributing II few
This crop of 6.O%MN Thanksgiving tur-
keys. if nj! OF thcW we're Innrcntut: IN Sir
Clio N!r. would %stretcl from Hoston to Snt
Francisco aud ~ "a. ns benvsr on the
return Tourney.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-11-28

I have both used ponn's Kidney Pills
for h doctors diagnosed :ls ad-
vanced kidney troubles. and both of
III have been compiete!! curc,i.
Sold by MI dealers. 80 cents - box.
Foster MilbWrn Co. Buffalo. \. Y.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-11-28

Il pioneer OF toiOra-
do nov living at
2iS East Nebrasi>a
street. Blair. Ncb..
says II had such
pains in my back for
long tlmc that
could not turn IA
bed. and NJ times
there was IN almost
totai %stoppasc of tl.r
urine NV ViI;, and
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-11-28
A Fixed Star.

Nathan Straus, an eastern phiIan-
thr"pist. has established in New York
city a series of milk booths Where
Yni- stcriiizei milk is sold to the door
FOR n cent Il bottle. Absolute anti
sert:e cleanliness is requirel BY him
In oil branches Of the enterprise. In
~c!eSuslug the milk hotties be uses two
thingr-hnt water and ROBAX. The
s''stsa'ng bottles testify 10 the s6sct-
I've ~ - ihss msthoa.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-11-28
state of Onto. ca, Of Toledo. Inca. coun

~. g.:
Frank y. Cheney make. oath that h. 1,
senior partner Of the Arm OF r. 4. Chcncy
Co.. doing business In the city of 10.
go Count! and State aforesaid. and that
DRIED DOLLARS FOR each uni every case
~ Eatarrh that canhot be cured W the use
"f HaHk Catareh Cure.
FRANK \. CHENEY.
sworn 10 before tue and subscribed in my
presence. th,s 9th day OF December A. u.
'oa0. A. ". GLEASON.
!1easy N"tnr. Public.
haHs Csisr-h CGVr ia taken informally.
aha acta directly ou The blood aud mucous
s%urfaces Of the sys,em. Send FIJI, testiino.
''s"' free. r. j. CHENEY 4 CO.
Toledo. q.
Sold ty all Drnseists. 10.
axe HaWs r Family Pulls for constipation.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-11-28
0.erERAE OF THREE WARS.

Matthias CnWpbesi. veteran Of the
Civil War and two Indian wars. md
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-11-28

Lots of young girls know more .i.a !.
they ought to-and not as m.c,, IS
tisey should.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-11-28

And q woman is always gtad when
her husband has Il holiday SO that he
a put in nbout eighteen hours doing
odd lob at home.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-11-28
lmprudent.

When mother boxes Mary's ears.
Si,c stands la Gears and %hlubbers;
o focllsi, child. 10 stand in tears
Without a pair OF ruhhcrs.
-tIarper's Magazine.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-07-10
Fiir $500 uatb 9entt9Iano.

Deutib. atneritaniibe 8eitungen
tueroen i'm alten 8aterlann nit Qrp.
Bem Sntereiie eeleien, neil iie fih
frei auSipre@eit uno bdufie pDn brii.
ben nnebr 0euigfeiten uno geahrih.
ten bringen, als bic oeuti9en Bel.
tungen ielbit. Die nssreie Brefie fir
9eras" iit briiben iiberau, tpDbin iie
geianot mirb, elm lebr gem gelebener
@ait uno fam fi1 riibmen, Mner.
tennung unb 8iiroieung 5u finoen,
tuie aus 5ablreiben 8riefen an uns,
f0uie an Dieienigen, tuelbe oas Blati
an ibre Berwanoten lbiden, beruDr.
3ebt. Seer oaber Ieinen 8eruanoteu
uno Sreunoen cine Sreuoe erpeiien.
ibnen Elm millfommenes @eImenf
MAIDEN min. Der beitelle fir fte Die
rSreie Brefie fiir Teras". Das Sn.
tereiie fir Eeras. mie iiberbaupt fir
ben Staat un6 bic @egeno, ND Die
Beruanoten uDbaen, iit in Deutfd.
lamb iebr lebbaft unb es lit unntbe.
li6. in Brinatbriefen cine 70 ariin0.
libe Guftldrung unb 8el@reibuna
oes fremoen 2anoes su eeben, tpie
oies Die nTreie 8rei1e" alImbhent.
lid tbut. SIR ben gerineen Breie
uun So perienben mir pprtOfrei unIer
reibbaltiges WD6enblatt auf Elm Sabr
an irneno cine Gbreiie i'm Guslanbe.
Die Treie preffe fir 9eras pnbI.
&Dmbamia.
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Gifeubabn=Jabr=Ylan.
q. u. & n. y. : 8abn.

3ng SEQ. notb guerD, 0ontum, 5ous
ton, gSaco uno oabtpiiben lteeenoen Sta.
ttonen berlaBt San NntDniD 8:45 mDrQens.
3ug ND. (Sabb grDdett) nah guero
Yoatum, Souiton. Wacp uno baaui1chen
ltegenoen Statipn nerl1Bt Gan NntoniD
um 8 abenos.
bug Ho. nacb Geenille, Corpus gbrtfti,
G0dp0rt, Nlice &C. berliBt San MntDniD
utn 1:50 mittaes.
Su9 N0. bDn Baco, Souftun, Noofunl.
guer0 &C. fDmnlt bier UNI 200 abeu6s an.
Bug yto. 3 (Sabb grodett) BON @nco
Soniton, 2)oafun, guero, Corpus gbrifti,
G06port, Salfurias, Nlice &C. fDtumt in
San glnt0ni0 nm 1855 rnDraens an.
Su9 SEQ. bDn Corpus gbriIti, GDcfe
port, Nltce &C. trifft IN San Mnt0niD um
l:50 nachmittaQs elm.
Boiiagierau9 berldBt San Nntonio tfiae
ltb nm s lthr 30 9finuten rnDrgens uno
tpmmt utt IL llbr 30 Neinuten in 9err.
billie an. &c p.rldBt ferrbille nm abr
nnbmittags uno fOmnlt in San Nntpnio
abenos UNI llbr an.
grtra sSracbts unb Baiiaaterauq pon
Can @ntonio narb 8errbille unb oaarui.
iben lie9euoen Srten OerieI6e fabrt ie<
ben Sumftoa noGmtttag nm 3 llhr As
Wltnuten nnbmittags BON San NntoniD
nb nno f0mmt abenbs um llhr so Nfir.
IN &errbille an Bei Der &idfabrt ners
l1Bt er RerrnilIe, als ftrifter loIiaQier,
5ug, ar WtDntaa nlDroen UNI l1hr 30
Wfin. uno tDmmt in San Nntonio nm s
ubr 30 Mtn. tnDrgens an, ourch oieIen
3na tuiro. bic Sahrseit Der reaelmdsioen
Baiiaeteraige stuiihen San Qntonio unb
&errnille nirbt berdnbert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-07-10
PHI Oa5 Yubittnul.

Die n5reie Bretie Fir 9era8" miro
OH iiber $50 &oftoTFicen perlanbt, uno
bat cine groRe 8erbreitung III Der
0a9bar= Gepublif Werifo, i'm Snbia.
ner=9erritpriunt unb Of(ahpma.
Sbr gtrfulatiuns~Gebiet in Teras
erftredt iih oou GaIbef!on bis binauf
nab DentlDn. oolu auSeriten Often
biz nad 81 Asalu i'm ferneu 8eiten;
es i@lieBt IeLbftuerHtanolid) nit be.
iDnhers 5ablrei.ben 2eieru oa8 bi1te
beiieoelte WSittele3 eEas anb ben Siio'
neiten elm. Nuch i'll Warito bot Iie
cine arDRe Berbreituna.
8tuei 8eifemSe itno beitdnoig,
jobrein, iabraus i'm SntereHe oes
Blattes unterpeas uno Fiibren bem-
ieIben i'm 8erein nit unieren rilbri.
gen 20fal agenten fsrtmdbrenb
neue 2efer au.
Sn Nnbetradt bieier Tbotia1en 1T
bic rSreie Breife", mu es fib barurn
banoelt. Die beutlbe Ben6lferung 81
srreiden, oas bette anseiae VIE.
bimtn itn Gtcnfe 9era9.
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Mnttpprtet ieoent Nmf.
San slntoniper baben sefunoen, OaB
6ies iuabr lit.

Cine grfdltunQ, cine 8errentuna,
cine pl0blibe Drebuna,
@ire gerinae l1rIad1e, inog Die 9eie'
ren belhdoigen.
6dufta folaen &iidenidmeraen,
Ooer unreaelmdBigteit i'm urinieren.
Gin iiheres W1ittel fiir ioIhe Infdlle,
Cine Utebi5in. Die uns ieben Ruf
beanttu0rtet,
Sinh D0nn's gieren BiQen; elm
iihereS Wittel.
Biele 4eute in San NntDniD oer(aI'
fen iih barnuf.
6ier ift Elm Bemeis BON San WntDniD:
Srnu gbmaro Ibale. III Gue. .,
San IntpniD. 9eras, ia9t: SD
CLAUDE, oaB meine Nierentranfbeit
nDn elmer lhperen grfdltuna Der.
rihrt, Die ich mir ppr einem Sabre
auSoa. SD oabte auerit. baB ib oies
2eioen bdtte. als ih einen beftieen
Sbmera in tneinett1 6lden en1pfano
uno es uum6alih ihien, mid oanDn
81 befreien. Sd batte ebenfnus Def.
ti9e &opfldmersei,. tunnte nabts
r1iht qut fhlafen uno Die Mrbeit
mahte mid febr leiht t1iioe. Sh
bate 10 biel BON DDan' . Nieren. 8il.
len aelefen, oas ih nada Dem gerar
Drug Store ain9 uno mir cine Shahs
tel bOfte. Sd neritebe jebt, uesbnlb
eieies Wiittel 10 tpartn empfublen
mirb.. Die 8ilIen beilten mid uDns
ftdnoie pun tt,einem 4eioen in ie6r
turaer 8eit uno id3 tam DDan's
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Bum 8erfauf bel alien 6dnolern.
Hreis so Gents. Softer Wilburn
Co.. Buffalo, Seem gDrt, alleiniee
Ggenten fiir bic Ser. Staaten.
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Shr lebt. i0uoern tuie Cure 2eber 1T.
SIT ite nibt in perfetter Sronung,
brinet fie oabin ourh ben @ebraub
BON SimuBnS 2ioer Burifier - t,ur
in 8innihabteln. Gs lit oas Siberfte,
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